Pelican Rapids High School - Shada Yearbook (Pelican Rapids, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1951 volume:

1 I ' R I 7? me m o ra$ a? iu $c tttvftmchj jiassinj; preueniod i)t$ arf ici;paf inc wifh us in tK ? ncfioifte of this scKoo oar, u o lovingh aufr te p otfultUj dedicate this Annual I 1 ■ ' 1 ' I Left to right: Dr. A. E. Simonson, Mr. J. A. MacArthur, Mr. 0 Olson, Dr. H. R. Borg, Mrs. H. Polkinghorn, Dr. H. Korda, Mrs. D. Haugen. SUPERINTENDENT, J. A. MACARTHUR Mr. Mac Arthur? Yes? PRINCIPAL, B. V. SHIPP May I skip school? 3y all meansJ1J I I I REYNOLD AMUNDSON (Math, Science) M.S.T.C. E. S. U. of Minn. Pelican Rapids, Minn. HAROLD ANDERSON (Agriculture) South Dakota State College 3. S. U. of Minn. M. S. Starkweather, N.D. MURIEL CHESLEY (First Grade) Concordia College M. S. T. C. Detroit Lakes, Minn. PAULINE EKEBERG (History, Geography, Health, Science) Augustana College Rock Island, 111. B. A. Pelican Rapids, Minn. HENRY EMMEL (General Science, Jr. Business, History, Track Coach) St. Cloud Teachers College 3. S. Detroit Lakes, Minn. JULIA HOLMGREN (Fifth Grade) V. S. T. C. U. of Rochester, New York Pelican Rapld3, Minn. HILBERT ISAACSON (Veterans Farm Training) N.D. State College Pelican Rapids, Minn. MARIE JOHNSON (Physics, Chenistry, Biology, Art) Milwaukee Downer Milwaukee, Wise. B. S. U. of Minn. H. S. T. C. Pelican Rapids, Vinn. This pa e ts sponsored by ERICK60N-HELLE KSON-VYE CO. ERNEST LANGSETH (Veterans Farm Training) Concordia College B. A. U. of Iowa Pelican Rapids, Minn. VIOLA LOWE (Combination 2-3) M. S. T. C. Pelican Rapids, Minn. FLORENCE SHORT (Combination 1+-5-6) Valley City State Teachers College M. S. T. C. Pelican Rapids, Minn. CHAUNCEY MARTIN (Phy. Ed., Health, Driver's Training, Coaching) Gustavu8 Adolphus B. A. M. S. T. C. Pelican Rapids, Minn. MILLIE M. MARTIN (English, Health, Phy. Ed. St. Cloud State Teachers B. S. Pelican Rapids, Minn. DONNA MORRIS (Third Grade) M. S. T. C. Fargo, N. D. ALICE NELSON (History, Latin, English, Spelling) Concordia College B. A. D. of Minn. Colorado A M Pelican Rapids, Minn. GORDON NELSON (Industrial Arts, Coaching) M. S. T. C. B. A. Pelican Hapids, Minn. ?� +ro-n i is Our adw« rtiStfS I I I I I I GRACE PAULSON (Sixth Grade) Bemldji State Teachers College Pelican Rapids, Minn. NAOMI PEDERSON (English. Speech Director) U. of Omaha B. A. M. S. T. C. Star Lake, Dent, Minn. THEODORE SCHOEN (Veterans Agriculture) U. of Minn. B. A. Dairy Husbandry Ag. Economies 5 reeborn, Minn. ALICE SERKLAND (English, Library) U. of Minn. B. S. Rothsay, Minn. MRS. EARL STADUM (Typing, Stenography) Baylor University Waco, Texas B. A. Texas State College for Women, Denton, Texas Brantley-Draughon Business College, Fort Worth, Texas Erhard, Minn. ELLA STONDAHL (Fourth Grade) M. S. T. C. Moorhead, Minn. JEAN STEVENS (History, Spanish) Hamllne University B. A. U. of Minn. U. of Southern California Minneapolis, Minn. EDMUND STRIDDEN (Algebra, Adv. Al- gebra, Bookkeeping) Concordia College B. A. U. of Utah Pelican Rapids, Minn. Sponsored by ANDERSON FOOD MARKET I A. C. STCFPT (Music Supervisor Band Mixed Chorus Coordinator of Audio-Visual Aids Mathematics, rc. Geo.) Huron College B. A. U. of South Dakota M. A. U. of Nebraska U. of Chicago Certificate of Advanced Studier Pelican Rapids, Minn. PVPLYN NICHOLSON (Second Grade) M. S. T. C. Detroit Lakes, Finn. MRS. H NRY TOBKIN St. Benedict College B. S. St. Joseph, Minn. Stout Institute Kenomonie, Wisconsin New York Mills, Minn. VIOLA OLSON (Home Pc.) Concordia College B. A. Colorado A. . M. M K. Pd. Moorhead, Minn. The Juniors and Seniors wish to ecoress their appreciation to our advertisers and to those who bought magazines in our magizine drives for making it possible to publish this Annual. Also-a word of appreciation to the Sc' ool Board, Mr. MacArthur, Mr. Shipo, and the faculty for their efforts in our behalf. I I I I I I 1 1 I I 1 I 1 I 1 A NEPA ALLEN Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Junior Class Play BERNARD ALLEN Shads Staff 4 Viking Round-Up Staff 4 Show Movies 3,4' P. P. A. 2,3,4 RUBY ANDERSON Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 ARLAND BERG P, P. A. 2,3,4 FLOYD BERG Band 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3 Junior Class Play P. P. A. 2 Viking Round-Up Staff 2, 3, 4 Shada Staff4 Declamation 4 JEAN BRYNGELSON Drama Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 HELEN ANN CROW Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 G. A• A 1,2,3,4 Band 3,4, Pep Band 4 Melodears 4, Peptette 4 Drama Club 4, Shada Staff 4 Freshman Sextetter Declamation 4 HENRY DIRKS Track 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Junior Class Play p. p. a. 4 ' « • n This lS PELICAN CLEANERS 1 I I I ( DELLA ANN ERICKSON Mixed Chorus 3,4 MARY LOU ERICKSON Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Shada Staff 4 WILMA PICK Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 3,4 Class Treasurer 3 Student Council Secretary 3 DARLENE FLATIN Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Declamation 3,4 Band 3,4 Pep Band 4 Homecoming Queen4 DICK PRETLAND Mixed Chorus 2,3 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Track 2,3 Baseball 2,3,4 Pootball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Captain--Basketball 4 ROBERT GILBERTSON Baseball 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 3 P. P. A. 2,3 Class Treasurer 2 IVAN HALBAKKEK Letter-men's Club 2,3, Pres, 4 Pootball 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4 P.P.A. 3,4, Rep. of P.P.A. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Traok 1,2,3 Band 2,3 SHIRLEB HAUGRUD Glee Club 2,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 4 G. A. A. 4 Class Secretary 3 Shada Staff 2,4 Viking Round-Up 4 TV � s pade sponsored by PAULSON TIRE SHOP B I I I I CLIFFORD HENDRICKSON Mixed Chorus 3 F. F. A. 2,3,4 F.F.A. Grain Team 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 4 ELROY HEXUM Pres . of Ag. Cl as s4 Class Vice-Pres. 4 Student Council 3 Shada Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 3 F. F. A. 2,3,4 Red Cross Council 2,4 ARDIS HOVLAND Junior Class Play Declamation 3 Drama Club 4 Shada Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Glee Club 1,2 G • A A 1,2,3 GERALDINE JACOBSON Mixed Chorus 1,2 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 4 pEANE ISAACSON Mixed Chorus 3,4 F.F.A. 2,3,4, Drama Club 4 Declamation 3,4, Baseball 3,4 Student Council 4 Class President 4 Viking Round-Up 4 Shada Staff 4 Football 2,3,4, Co-captain 4 One Act Play 3 Lettermen's Club 4, Sec'y-Treas. 4 Livestock Judging Team VERDA JACOBSON Detroit Lakes 1 Mixed Chorus 2,4 PAT JORGENSON Shada Staff 4 BOB KLABOE Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 This pa( e � S Sponsored by TEXACO «SERVICE STATION RUTH KNUDSON G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Shade Staff 4 Freshman Sextette TED LAND BURG Kirkland, Wash. F. F. A. 2,3,4 ELAINE MARTINSON Rothsay High School 1 RICHARD MATTSON Junior Class Play Shade Staff 4 BILL MILLER Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 3 Lettermen’a Club 3,4 F.P.A. 3,4, Grain Team 4 GENE MOSES Mixed Chorus 3 F.F.A • 2,3,4 F.P.A. Secfy 4 Lettermen’s Club 3,4 Student Council 4 JOANNE MOBERG Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Dramt. Club 4 Class Vice-Pres 2, Pres 3 Declamation 3,4 J R C Council 2,3,4, Leader 3,4 Viking Round-Up 2,3,4 Assoc Ed. 3, Editor 4 Shade Staff Editor 4 Student Council 3,4, Pres. 4 Junior Class Play One Act Play 3 JOE MILLER F. F, A. 1,2,3 4 TK'ts ,s Sponsored by BAILEY’6 FAIRWAY I I I - I PAUL NELSON Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 4 F. F. A. 4 Jr. Rad Cross Council 3,4 Shada Staff 4 Declamation 3,4 Lettermen's piub 4 ARLENE NESS Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3.4 Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 4 ERWIN OHMAN F. F. A. 2,3,4 MARVIN OLSON F. F. A. 2,3,4 Junior Class Play Deolamatlon 3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Shada Staff 4 Viking Round-Up Staff 4 RONALD OLSON Athletic Student Manager 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 AURLETT OPHUS Mixed Chorus 3 JOYCE OURHIt LOREN PAULSON Football 1,2,3,4 F. F. A. 2,3,4 This pade 'S sponsored by BREDAHL IMPLEMENT CQ I I I I I JOHN PEARSON Football 2,3 4 Baseball 3 4 F. F. A. 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Letterraenfs Club 2,3 4 MAXINE PECK Drama Club 4 Shada Staff 4 Declamation 1,2,3 4 JOHN POSS Class President 1 F. F. A. 2,3� 4 Centinal Officer of F. F A. 3 BEVERLY RIX Class Treasurer 4 LOREN ROED Football 2,3 4 Declamation 3 Junior Class Play Lettermen's Club 4 F. F. A. 2,3 VERNON RUDIE Football 2 F. F. A. 3 4 Junior Class Play MARGIE RYAN Sioux Falls, S D. 1,2,3 Drama Club 4 Shada Staff 4 Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Peptette 4 Declamation 4 MARGARET SATHER Band 2,3 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 4 This pa e is sponsored by' RESTAD COFFEE SHOP I I I 1 MARJORIE SCHULTZ Glee Club l9293,li. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 4 Viking Round-Up Staff 4 Peptette 4 ROSETTA SEWN Band 1,2,3 4 Glee Club 1,2,3 4 Mixed Chorus 2,4 G. A. A. 1,2,3 4 Declamation 3 4 Shade Staff 4 G.A.A. Vice Pres. PAT SHORT Glee Club 1,2,3 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 4 Band 1,2,3 4 P®P Band 1,2,3 4 Melodears 2,3 4 Freshman Sextette G.A.A. 1,2,3 4 Pres«4 Class Vice Pres. 3 Sec’y 4 Drama Club 4 Pres. 4 Viking Round-Up 4 Assoc. Ed. 4 Shade Staff 4 Jr. Red Cross Council 3 Jr. Class Play Student Director Declamation 1 Peptette 2,3 4 BETTY SCHWANKE 3 LA DONNA SORUM Band 1,2,3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4- Glee Club 3 4 G. A. A. 1,2 Shade Staff 4 Pep Rand 4 LA VAINE SORUM Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Glee Club 3 4 G. A. A. 1,2,3 4 Imargot STOFFEL Band 1,2,3 4 P©P Band 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3 4 Melodears 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 4 G.A.A. 1 Piano Accompanist 2,3 4 Viking Round-Up 2,3 CAROL SWENSON Freshman Sextette Class Secfy 1, Shada Staff Ij Glee Club 1,2,3 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 4 Peptette 2,3 4 Melodears 4 Band 2,3 4 PeP Band 2,3 4 Viking Round-Up 4 G.A.A. 4 Recreation Leader nsored by This e is spo DR.H.K. HELSETH t 1 1 I 1 BERNITA TOFTELY Band 1,2,3 4 Pop Band 1,2,3 4 Glee Club 1,2,3 4 Melodears 3 4 Peptette 2,3 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 4 Freshman Sextette G« A. A. 1,2,3 4 Sec'y 3 Class Treasurer 1 Drama Club 4, Shada Staff 4 Junior Class Play Viking Round-Up 2,3 DUANE TOSO Band 3,1 . Pep Band 3,1 . ?Jixed Chorus 1,3 4 Declamation 3 BETTY WALLER Band 1,2,3 4 Pep Band 1,2,3 4 Glee Club 1,2,3 4 Melodears 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 4 G. A A 1,2,3 4 Shada Staff 4 Drama Club 4 Peptette 2,3 4 Freshman Sextette Viking Round-Up 2,3 Piano Accompanist 1,2,3 4 FRANCES WIEBUSCH Glee Club 4 I 1 This p3 e ie sponsored by CRANE JOHNSON LUMBER CO. THE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the year of our Lord, 1914-7� the school of Pelican Rapids was honored(?) by having our class as their freshmen pupils. There were 106 In our group at that time. We elected as our class officers the following: John Poss, President; Gordon Poss, Vice-President; Gordon Anderson, Secre- tary; and Carol Swenson, Treasurer. The most Important event that took place was the Initiation Party, which proved to be not so horrible as we had feared it would be. Of course, the most fun of all was the return party that we gave the Sophomores. Our ad- visor for that year was Mrs. Olson. At the beginning of our second year, we found our number had dwindled down to 85 The class officers for that year were Ardis FIadmark, President; Joanne Moberg, Vice-President; and Bobby Gilbertson, Secretary and Treasurer. We were proud to present Shirlee Haugrud and Bemita Toftly as our repre- sentatives for Homecoming Attendants. We gave the honor of being our advis- ors to Mr. Nelson and Mrs. Martin. Our Junior year found us still smaller in number. We had dwindled down to 65 at the beginning of that year. Joanne Moberg was elected our Presi- dent and Pat Short, Shirlee Haugrud, and Wilma Fick were Vice-President, Sec- retary, Treasurer respectively. One of the first big events of the year was the magazine sale contest. Carol Swenson and Marvin Olson were the top salesman. We presented Ruth Knudson and Wilma Fick as our Junior Attend- ants at Homecoming that year. The next thing that came up was the Junior Class Play, GREEN LIGHT. Then in the middle of May, the JUnior-Senior Ban- quet took place, which is one event we shall always remember. Mrs. Johnson and Miss Olson bravely took on the Job of being our class advisors. Our Senior year opened with a feeling of sadness as one of our members passed away during our summer vacation. This person was WESLEY HAUGRUD, to whom this annual is being dedicated. This year we have asked Mr. Ander- son and Mrs. Tobkin to advise our large group of 62. All through the first three years we have looked forward to being seniors and now that we have reached the goal, we Just can't believe that this is our last year. Darlene Flatin ruled over Homecoming with Margie Schultz and Rosetta Senn as her Senior Attendants. We have given the big Job of being our class officers to Deane Issacson, Elroy Hexum, Pat Short, and Beverly Rix. They are President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer, respectively. We have many things to look forward to and some of them are the sales and parties that will give us money for our Class Trip to Duluth, which is one thing everyone Is look- ing forward to with eagerness and delight. There will also be the class play and the many social gatherings of the seniors before we graduate. Last but not least, we are sorry to say that because of the Korean War and being that he belonged to the National Guard, DUANE HAGLUND was not able to fin- ish the year out with rest of the class. Pelican Rapids High School, we will be sorry to leave you. Deep down In our hearts we shall cherish many memories of you as long as we live. THE CLASS OF 1951 This pa e is sponsored by WICKLUND FARM SUPPLY yourALLlS CHALMERS dealer 1 I I I I. SENIOR CLASS REPORT CARDS ANETA ALLEN ihuokllng 80? Width 40? Good Natured 99? Boy Shy 1 56 WILMA KICK Neatness $9? School Spirit 80? Studious 90? Poise 99j? BERNARD ALLEN Authority ? Intelligence ? Looks ? Friends In Minneapolis 99 ? DARLENE FLATIN Erhard 994? Horse-meat 30? Studious ? Late Hours 99? ARLAND BERG Inferiority Complex 60? Quietness 99? Charm 30? Bashfulness 98? DICK FWETLAND Professional Sandpaperer 99? Beauty Sleep 85? Consideration for weaker sex 2? Bookkeeping 0? FLOYD BERG BCBBY GILBERTSON Smiles 100? Intelligence 90? Etiquette 80? Studious 994? chivalry 6? Poetry 1? Public Speaking 2? Dancing 1 JEAN BHYNGELSON rrl (3 th Speed 9? Underwood 90? Quietness 80? IVAN HALBAKKEN Star Gazing 99 ? Economics 2? Shipp's Office 99? Love for Dumb Animals 20? HELEN CROW Biet 10 5% Circumference 50? Speed 0? Waistline 90? SHIRLEE HAUGRUD Blushing 98? Studiousness 100? Boy Shy 80? Looks 97? HENRY DIRKS Attendance 88? Wise Cracks ? Class Spirit 0? Scholarship 0? CLIFFORD HENDRICKSON Quietness J? Studiousness J? Wise Cracks 50? Joy Riding 95? DELLA ERICKSON Cuteness 90? Modesty 25? Size 80? Recitations 2? ELROY HEXUM EusTc 90? Quietness 80? Brain Power 50? Class Spirit 99 ? RUBY ANDERSON Late flours 100? Moon Light Strolling 100? Love Affairs 100? Sleepiness 100? ARDIS HOVLAND Consideration for weaker Sex 5? Monday Morning Blues 102? Vim, Vigor, Vitality 100? Pool Hall 99? MARY LOU ERICKSON GERALDINE JACOBSON Boy Shy 5?“ Recitations 20? Appearance 50? Late Hours 80? Modesty 90? Dancing 100? Preciseness 100? Studiousness ? This page, is sponsored by BONEWELL'S VERPA JACOBSON Love for bogs 98?? Dishwashing 99 % Modesty 2% H eight ICO PAT JORGENSON Freedom ? Appendix 0% Housekeeping 98% Cuteness 90% BOB KLADOE Quietness 100% Whiskers 100% Girl Shy 100% Physique 100% RUTH KMJDSON Full with Principal 100% Individuality 59$% B lack Jelly Beans 10% Brain Power ? TED LANDBUKG dor.cei t 20% Small Blonds 100% Brain Power 00% Self Confidence 80% ELAINE MARTINSON Cent 100% Cuteness 85% Timdity 75% Good Natured 99% RICHARD MATTSON PublicSpeaking 100% Stuciousness 00% Neatness 100% Poise 99j% BILLY MILLER Criminal Record 100% Altitude 0% Density 25% Lone Ranger 100% DEANE ISAACSON ZTFTS School Spirit 85% Looks 96% Football 87% JOANNE MOBERG TFuTl11 T 53% Flirting 80% Marks 100% Orginality 100% GENE MCSBS Mental Capacity ? Moon Light Strolling 90 Etiquette 5% Football 99 % PAUL NELSON Altitude ltfO% Scholarship 99% Joy Riding 100% Eating 99j% ARLENE HESS Coups 100% Tweet-Tweet 100% Eccentric Dialogue 98% Pleasantness 85% ERVIN OHMAN 6ut of To? r. Admiration 100% Lonesomeness 99% Style ? Impudence 4% MARVIN OLSON Inferiority Complex 20% promptness 99% Love for Dumb Animals 70% Charm 20% RONNIE CLSON Genlous 99% 3ookkeeping 2% Fascination 89% Size 89% AURLETTE OPHUS B ashfulness 90% Timidity 90% Shyness 90% Poise ? LOREN PAULSON Shy 90% Chivalry 80% Available 100% Dingleberries 100% JOYCE OU REN U. S. Armed Forces 100% Love for Hone Ec. 3% Housekeeping ? Shyness 2% JOE MILLER Speed ? Looks 100% Y hiskers lack Respect for Teachers 5% This page is sponsored by LEE CHEVROLETCQ I I I I I MAXINE PECK Dramati cs 95 Sewing 98 Hair Do 99 Sharp Tongue 50 ROSETTA SENN Love Affairs 105 Ted 100 Size 2 Party Lover 100 JOHN POSS Intelligence ? Height 100 Specs 100% Recitation 20 PAT SHORT Personality Plus 100 Leadership 100 Slumber Parties 100 Promptness ? JOHN PEARSON ■Vtiiske rs 106 Speed 2 Dancing 100 Fishing 50% LADONNA SORUM Green Chevie 100 Honor Roll 100 Conceit 50 Tall Blonds 100 BEVERLY RIX TTBatchlor8w 95 Love Affairs 85 Public Speaking 98 Financier IOC LAVAIME SORUM distinct Laughter 90 Width—NONE Green Hornet 89 Hilltop Paradise 100 LOREN ROED Skidding 95 Excursions 100 Love Affairs 100 Haunted Housing 100 MARGOT STOFFEL Delivery service 100 Attendance 1 Neatness 1 Altitude 100 VERNON RUDIE Red'YsdFTW Temper 98 Cheshire Grin 89 Girl Shy 99 CAROL SV.ENS0N Troubles 150% Puppy Love 100 Self Confidence 0 Joel vs. John MARGO HIE RYAN German fiames 100 Irish Temporament 100 Local Excursions 100 Brain Power 95 BERNITA TOFTELY Coquette 80% Male Men 100 Teeth 22 (mistake 30) Hiloqxprtve 100 MARGARET SATTIER Specs 100% Speeches 20 Avoirdupois 80 Music 50 DUANE TOSO School Spirit 10 Studebaker 99 Flirting 100 Love for Latin C MARGO HIE SCHULTZ BETTY WALLER Milk fear 100 Attractiveness 99 Strut 100 Baby Sitting 50 Tork 1 Cooking and Sewing -5 Intelligence 100 Personality 100% BETTY SCHWANKE Dent 106 Timidity 89 Housekeeping 1©0 Interest 99% FRANCES Y.TEBUSCH Bashfulness 9% Smiles 100 Looks 59 Co-operation 100 This page ‘s Sponsored by KEN’S JEWELRY I I I I I I I i SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the class of 1951, give our last will and testament to the under- classmen and faculty as designated below: ANETA ALLEN will? BERNARD ALLEN leaves his corncobs to his brother, Duane. RUBY ANDERSON leaves her homemade still to posterity. ARLAND BERG wills his -ability to remember historical events to his brother, Ordean. FLOYD BERG wills his brilliant smile to Miss Serkland. JEAN BRYNGELSON wills her figure to Darlene Skunberg. HELEN CROW wills her sarcastic remarks to the Pelican drainpipe. Here's hoping the stopper keeps them down. HENRY DIRKS wills his perfect school attendance to John K.ios. DELLA ERICKSON leaves her Ivory complexion to Estelle Frazee. MARY LOW ERICKSON wills her quiet manner to Gail Rosholt. WILMA FICK wills her quiet evenings at home to Marlvs Peterson. DOTTIE FLATIN wills her golden locks back to her horse, Spot. DICK FRETLAND leaves his artistic carving ability to all future pupils who want to spend most of their time down in the industrial art room. BOBBY GILBERTSON leaves the honor (?) of being an Erhard resident to Elwin Dillerud. DUANE HAGLUND leaves his civilian life to Marvin Ruud. Marvin may need it. IVAN HALBAKKEN wills his car trading ability to Orlando Fladmark. SHIRLEE HAUCRUD wills her blushes to Max Factor Make-Up Company. CLIFFORD HENDRICKSON wills his long standing friendship with Oscar to the future kitchen help. ELROY HEXUM wills his accordian playing ability to Milo Myers. ARDIS HOVLAND leaves her English accent to Verda Schmidt. DEANE ISAACSON leaves his position as football co-captain and his prowress on the gridiron to Daryl Hystead. GERALDI'E JACOBSON leaves to Betty Sleen her cheerleading vitality. VERDA JACOBSON wills her high position at the Up Town to whoever wants it. PAT JORGENSON leaves her single bliss to Jean Anderson. This p -a g e. is Sponsored by DILLON ELECTRIC I I I I I I I I I 1 BOB KLABOE wills his ability in physics to Crrin Sorum. No doubt he will be there next year. RUTH KHUDSON leaves her overalls to Irene Bailey. T3D LANDBURG leaves his artistic drawing ability to anyone who can use it. ELAINE MARTINSON and BETTY SCHWANKE leave their lasting friendship to Valdine Weiss and Marilyn Hovland. RICHARD MATTSON wills his falsetto voice to Buzz Helseth. BILLY MILLER wills his ability to skip school to Paul Ruud. JOE MILLER leaves his ability to get along with the faculty to Ronnie Weiss. JOANNE MOBERG wills her many nights at Spruce Lodge to Helen Ann Sillerud. GENE MOSES wills his fiery temper to Shirley Scheer. PAUL NELSON wills his height to Virgil Ishaug. ARLENE NESS leaves her high position in the kitchen to Lila Ohman. ERWIN OHMAN wills Louie Allen a Nickol. MARVIN OLSON wills his ability to understand Physics to Mrs. Johnson. RONALD OLSON wills his inventions to Kennard Christianson. AURLETTE OFHUS wills her fullback ability to her brother, Howard. JOYCE OUREN wills her official position in Mr. Shipp's office to vayne Haugrud. LOREN PAULSON wills his stallions to Richard Carlson. JOHN PEARSON wills his Thursday nights at Perry's to Ardythe Larson. MAXINE PECK leaves her excellent disposition to Don Paulson. JOHN POSSwills his correctness in oral recitation to Audrey Rollie. BEVERLY RIX leaves her position as class treasurer to Fete Peterson. LOREN ROED wills his life earnings to the school so they can buy one decent pencil sharpener. VERNON RUDIS wills his carrot top to Arlyce Susag. MARGIE RYAN leaves her merry nights in Vergas to Lawrence Poss. MARGARET SATHER wills her specs to Mr. MacArthur. MARGIE SCHULTZ wills her carpenter to Erickson, Hellscksor., and Vye. ROSETTA SENN leaves her boy-catching ability to Sylvia Mayfield. PAT SHORT wills her rich bass voice to Lillian Sansted. LA DONNA SORUf'wills her curly hair to Vonnie Sha. This page IS Sponsored by CARR sHANSON I I I t I I LA VAINE SORUM wills her out-of-town Ueaus to Mavis Restad. MARCOT STOFFEL leaves her future life to the Tougas Electric Co. CAROL SWENSON wills her flirtatious smile to Marlen Sorum. BERNITA TOFTELY wills her front seat in the Social Science Class to Wally Arneson. DUANE TOSO wills his happy days in the Erhard Poolhall to Mr� . Stadum. BETTY WALLER leaves her hours after school to all who want to ret in dutch with their mothers. FRANCES WIEFUSCH wills her private life to Jur.iel Velo. We hereby appoint Mr. Anderson as our administrator to see that all of our wishes are fulfilled. Signed by, THE CLASS OF Witnessed by THE LAWYERS AND UNDERTAKERS’ COMM Margie Ryan (Chairman) Deane Isaacson Pat Short Betty Waller Paul Ruud Don Paulson I I 1 This pa e is Spon ored by ARNOLD HAARSTAD I I I I I I SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY I I I I ANETA ALLEN will be a fortune teller of great renown. She will fore- tell the end of the world correctly and so will receive tremen- dous fame throughout the world. BERNARD ALLEN will become a movie producer and will receive an Oscar for his great film, THE MORNING AFTER THE LOST WEEKEND. ROBY ANDERSON and ERWIN OHMAN will marry and run a pool hall In the big city of Erhard. They will not receive much profit because of their many children, and because their shady friends, VERNON RODIE AND HEINIE DIRKS, steal the cues and balls all the time. ARLAND BERG after taking the position of Secretary of Agriculture, will be impeached for absconding with funds that belong to the Agriculture Department. In the Year 1962, the Pepsodent Dental Company will hire FLOYD BERG for model, and Floyd will be famous for his glowing smiles. JEAN BRYNGELSON will play the part of Olive In the Popeye series. HELEN CROW will be the first woman member of the Minneapolis Lakers. MARY LOU ERICKSON will become the private secretary to swoon crooner and President of the United States, DEANE ISAACSON. DELLA ERICKSON will be the first woman Chief of Police In the Metrop- olis called French. WILMA FICK, In her middle age will start a dress shop In Sabin and people (?) will come miles to get her original creations. DOTTIE FLATIN and TED LANDBURG will purchase a dude ranch and there they will teach the Lone Ranger how really to ride. DICK FRETLAND will be Governor Luther Youngdahl's successor. His greatest political move will be to close all the taverns. In the World Series of 1980, BOB GILEERTSON will lead the Erhard Washouts to victory. DUANE HAGLUND will be General MacArthur s right hand man. Later Duane will take MacArthur’s place after MacArthur reaches an untimely end by the hand of one D. H. IVAN HALBAKKEN will marry you know who and settle down, living hap- pily ever after. SHIRLEE HAUGRUD will overcome her shyness through years of practice. She will then become a wrestler and will take Gorgeous George's place. CLIFFORD HENDRICKSON and JOHN POSS will become the second Sherlock Holmes and Doc Watson, respectively. They will find culprit, LOREN ROED, alias, Roed the Toad, who shot the spitballs at Mr. Shipp. ELROY HEXUM will be found playing his accordlan at the Saturday night dances at Elizabeth. After many years he will become the leader of the band and be famous through Ottertail and Becker Counties. GERALDINE JACOBSON will be cheerleader of Carlyle Tech.'s winning team. This page 16 Sponsored by PELICAN PRESS OFFICE I I I I I I I I VERDA JACOBSON will become famous for her drawings made during school hours and will decide to become an abstract artist. ABDIS HOVLAND will Journey to Norway and make her fortune well by sAlllng Intoxicating beverages (Vodka). PAT JORGENSON, after marrying and settling down, will be a successful President of the Erhard's Ladles Aid. BOB KLABOE will be a successor to Charles Atlas, after which he will play Tarzan In the movies. RUTH KNUDSON will donate her fortune made by babysitting to all home- less waifs. BETTI SCHWANKE and ELAINE MARTINSON, famous dress designers, will cause a great controversy by lowering the hemlines back to the floor. RICHARD MATTSON will be Larry Adler's successor as the mouth organ wizard. BILL and JOE MILLER will be the future Pony Twins. Which twin has the Pony . JOANNE MOBERG will be the first woman graduate of West Point. SENE MOSES, after playing In the tournament of the Four Roses, will be honored as an all-American Football Player. PAUL NELSON will come to an untimely end by taking part In the stock car races held in Salt Lake. He drove his Packard. ARLENE NESS will be the future gossip columnist of the Pelican Press. MARVIN OLSON will be the on the spot photographer of the Lawndale Chronicle. RONALD OLSON, an Inventor, will attain his greatest fame by Inventing a car that runs on hot air. AURLETTE OPHUS will become the ambassador to Russia, and her chief suitor will be Molotov. JOYCE OUREN, with your shy smile and golden locks, you will be surrounded by many of your Kindergarten children. LOREN PAULSON will succeed Joe Dimaggio of the Yankees and his batting average will be 1001. He will play against his famous friend. Bob Gilbertson, of the Erhard Washouts. JOHN PEARSON will take the place of his rival, Fred Astaire, who died accidentally. MAXINE PECK will be the greatest orator that ever spoke at the Pelican Town Meeting of the Air. BEVERLY RIX, as treasurer of the United States, will pay off the National Debt. MARGIE RYAN Goshllt - - Hopeless II MARGARET SATHER will be an undertaker and will give her hard-made fortune to the Undertaker and Embalmer's Society. This page is Spo nsored by KWAKO DRUGS I I I I I MARGIE SCHIJLTZ will have a Slop-Shop for the upper crust (her old class- mates only). Just go to New York City's Fifth Avenue and you will see the sign Schultz's Slop-Shdp . Who will be the top female athlete in the year 1990? No one but BABE (Rosetta) SENN. PAT SHORT will bring fame to Pelican Rapids by being the Mathematical Wizard of 1999 for discovering the Short Mathematical Theory. LA DONNA SORUM, in the year 1972, will lead the Morons back to Utah. LA VAINE SORUM will invent the Forever amber-gers. She will be caught substituting horse meat and will be run out of town by enraged dog owners. MARGOT STOFFEL, with her ability as pianist and all-around musician will take over the position of Music Director at Pelican Rapids High School after her father, Mr. Stoffel, retires. CAROL SWENSON, through her inability to make up her mind, will remain a spinster for many years; she will finally decide to do tinto turkey raising business. BERNITA TOFTELY will fulfill her nursing ambitions. She will be kept in practice by caring for her own 11 children. This will prove to be such a minor task that she will care for neighbor kids as well. DUANE T0S0, through his sly efforts, will cause Carr and Hanson to go bankrupt, and he will buy the business for a small sum. BETTY WALLER'S giggling laughter will break the electric laugh meter on Can You Top This. She will be world famous thereafter. FRANCES WIEBUSCH will realize her life long ambition to become a Home Ec. teacher. After fifty years, she will be forced to resign be- of several mysterious deaths of har students. Senior Class Officers Pres idfc-nf: Deane Isaacson Secretary: Pat Short V ce- TV.s idervt-. Elroy Hey um Treasurer: Beverly Riy This page ‘S Sponsored by OLSONiS MEN’S STORE I I I I ' I I I I I I I I BONNIE AARNESS 0. A. A. 2,3 Band 1,2,3 Pep Band 2,3 Glee Club 3 Chorus 1,2,3 Shade Staff 3 GORDON AOS Football 1 Band 1,2,3 Pep Band 1,2,3 Viking Round-Up 2, 3 Junior Class Play Drama Club 3 Declamation 3 JEAN ANDERSON G. A. A. 2 Drama Club 3 WALLACE ARNESON Basketball 1,2 Band 1,2,3 Pep Band 1,2,3 Annual Staff 3 Class Pres. 2 Student Council 2 IRENE BAILEY Glee Club 2,3 Chorus 2,3 Melodears 3 Band 3 Sec � y of Class 3 Shada Staff 3 Wahpeton, N. D. 1 DENNIS BEREND Football 1,2,3 F. F. A. 1,2,3 BEVERLY BOE Band 1,2,3 Chorus 3 DARYL BONEWELL Football 1 Basketball 1,2 Chorus 3 Band 1,3 Pep Band 3 This page- is sponsored by MARSHALL-WELLS HDWE I I I I I VIRGINIA BROWN Chorus 1,2,3 Drama Club 3 Class Treasurer 2 RICHARD BRUNS San Rafael, Calif. 1 Football 3 Basketball 2,3 Baseball 2 Junior Class Play Track 2 KENNARD CHRISTIANSON Basketball 1,2,3 Football 3 Drama Club 3 CLARK ERICKSON Football 1 Basketball 1 Annual Staff 3 ERNEST ERICKSON Football 3 RALPH FICK Football 1,2,3 F. F. A. 1,2,3 Annual Staff 3 KERMIT FLETCHER Football 1,2,3 Basketball 2 F. F. A. 1,2,3 JANET FOSS Chorus 2,3 Band 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3 G A. A. 1,2,3 Drama Club 3 This pa e is sponsored by uptown cafe: I I I I I I I I I JANICE FOSS Declamation 3 Mixed Chorus 2,3 Band 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3 Junior Class Play Viking Round-Up 3 G A A 1,2,3, Shada Staff 3 ESTELLE FRAZEE Glee Club 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 G. A. A. 1,2,3 Melodears 3 Peptette 3 Shada Staff 3 ROBERT GULLECKSON F. F. A. 1,2,3 SHIRLEY HAFSTAD Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 PHILIP HAGEN Mixed Chorus 2,3 ROBERT HALBAKKEN Football 2 Basketball 2 F. F. A. 3 GOODWIN HANSON Basketball 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 2,3 Track 1,2 Baseball 2 Shada Staff 3 DUANE HAUGEN Football 1,3 Band 1 Pep Band 1 F. F. A. 3 Th is page IS sponsored RIVERSIDE DRESS SHOP I I I I I WAYNE HAUGRUD Football 1,2 Basketball 2,3 F. F. A. 1,2,3 Clas3 Secretary 1 BUZZ HELSETH Mott, N. D. 1,2 Football 3 Basketball 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Shada Staff 3 Class Vice Pres. 3 Junior Red Cross Council 3 DONNA HENDRICKSON Mixed Chorus 3 MARILYN HOVLAND Glee C,lub 1,3 0. A. A. 1,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Shada Staff 3 Jr. Class Play Drama Club 3 ARLENE HUSEBY Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 VIRGIL ISHAUG Band 2,3 Pep Band 3 LOIS JANKE Jr. Class Play Viking Round-Up 3 Shada Staff 3 MAYNARD JOHNSON Trent, S. D. 1,2 Jr. Class Play Basketball 3 F. F. A. 3 Drama Club 3 Mixed Chorus 3 This� pa e is s-ponsorfed by FED RUE BARBER «SHOP I I I I I DELL JORGENSON F. F. A. 1,2,3 BT JOHN KJOS Football 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 2 F. F. A. 2,3 VICTOR KNUDSON Student Manager Mixed Chorus 2,3 ELDON LAHLUM ARDYTHE LARSON G. A. A. 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 2,3 JOANN LARSON SYLVIA MAYFIELD Band 3 Glee Club 2,3 Class Sec!y 2 Mixed Chorus 2,3 Jr. Class Play This pa e is sponsored by G.H.KNUTSON, FURNITURE I I I I I PATRICIA MCKEEVER G. A. A. 1,2,3 LOIS MOLTZAN LILA OHMAN G. A. A. 3 Glee Club 3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Junior Class Play HOWARD OPHUS Football 1,2,3 F. F. A. 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2, DONALD PAULSON Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3 Viking Round-Up 3 Shada Staff 3 Drama Club 3 Class Vice-Pres. 1 Student Council 2,3 Junior Red Cross 1 Baseball 2 CLARENCE PETERSON Basketball 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2 Track 1,2 This is sponsored by GREENE HATCHERY I I I I I I I I AUDREY ROLLIE Band 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3 Shada Staff 3 GAIL ROSHOLT Band 1,2,3 Shada Sfaff 3 Glee Club 2,3 Drama Club 2 Chorus 1,2,3 Jr. Class Play Viking Round-Up 3 Declamation 2,3 THEODORE RUE Basketball 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3 Chorus 3 Drama Club 3 Shada Staff 3 MARVIN RUUD Football 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 2,3 Track 2 F. F. A. 1,2,3 PAUL RUUD Declamation 2 Class Pres. 1 Student Council 2,3 Jr. Red Cross 2 F. F. A. 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 3 Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3 Jr. Class Play Drama Club 3 LILLIAN SANSTEAD G. A. A. 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Glee Club 2,3 VERDA SCHMIDT San Delgo, Calif. 1 Jr. Class Play Mixed Chorus 2,3 PATRICIA SENN G. A. A. 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3 Band 2,3 TU'is pa e. is sponsored by JOHNSONs RED OWL. I I I I I I I I I HARRIET SHERBROOKE Glee Club 1,2,5 G.A.A. 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2,3 HELEN ANN SILLERUD Mixed Chorus 1,2,5 Shade Staff 3 Viking Round-up 3 Drama Club 3 Jr. Class Play CALVIN SKOGAN Football 3 Baseball 2 Track 1 2 Mixed Chorus 2 DARLENE SKUNBERG Class Vice Pres. 2 Drama Club 3 Jr. Red Cross Council 2 G. A. A. 1,3 Shade Staff 3 BETTY SLEEN Band 2 ORRIN SORUM NELLIE STANLEY Class Secretary 3 Mixed Choma 2,3 JUNI EX VELO Cheer Leader 3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3 G.A.A. 1,2,3 This pac e is Sponsored by COAST TO COAST I I I I I VERNON WANGEN Jr. Rod Cross 3 RONALD WEISS Football 1,3 Track 1 Class Treasurer 1 Class Pres. 1 VALDINE WEISS Glee Club 3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 G. A. A. 3 Jr. Class Play CYRIL WILLIAMS Mixed Chorus 3 F. F. A. 1,2,3 F. F. A. Judging team 3 Many of the Juniors nof 5o long ago This page ,s Sponsored by TOFTELY BROS. EBERSVILLER’6 IMPLEMENT JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY It was an early September morning when a frightened group of Freshies entered Pelican Rapids High School. The group then consisted of seventy- seven pupils, one as bashful as the next. Our freshmen year was quite a successful one, for the class was represented In various outside activities of the school. Our class officers were Paul Ruud, Don Paulson, Wayne Haug- rud and Ronnie Weiss. Mr. Anderson and Mr. Amundson were our advisors. Wally Arneson, Darlene Skunberg, Sylvia Mayfield and Virginia Brown were elected to the class offices for the sophomore year. Our advisors were Mrs. Martin and Mr. Nelson. Pat Senn and Valdine Weiss represented our class at coronation. We decorated the auditorium for graduation and served as ushers; and several were waiters and waitresses at the Junior-Senior Ban- quet. This year our officers are Ronnie Weiss, Buzz Helseth, Nellie Stanley, and Irene Bailey. Mr. Shipp and Mr. Nelson are the advisors. W0 enjoyed presenting the play Love Is Too Much Trouble , under the direction of Mrs. Pederson and Mrs. Tobkin. To raise money for the 1951 52 issue of the Shada , we divided into teams and sold magazines. With a three-year foundation we look forward to our senior year and fcope to follow the paths of our upper classmen. President - R o nrii e. Weiss Vice- Pres dent - Buxt. Helseth Secretory- Nellie Stanley Treasi rer- Itene Ba«ley This page JOHNSON S sponsored by FURNITURE JUNIOR I I I I I JUNIOR CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1952 of P.R.H.S., being indisputable of sound mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament. KENNAKD CHRISTIANSON wills his short walk to school to Erwin Tople. DICK BRUNS and BEVERLY BOE becueath their technique to Lewis Allen and Patty Nichol. ROBERT OULLECKSON wills his graceful walk to Lois Ruud. DENNIS BEREND gives his good times at Perry's to Duane Allen. CALVIN SKOGEN leaves his Detroit girl friends to Loyal Tinglestead. MARVIN RUUD bequeaths his dancing ability to Laurence Poss. GORDEN AAS wills his ability to get along with girls to John Nelson. WALLY ARNESON gives his extra weight to Janice Antolik. GAIL ROSHOLT wills her ability to speak to Janice Jaegar. ELDON LAHL'JM wills his ability to dance with Junior girls to his brother, Clayton. DON PAULSON gives Maxine Schultz to Wayne Elton. MAYNARD JOHNSON bequeaths his height to Elwin Dillerud. BUZz. HELSETH wills his car to the Drivers' Training Program. BONNIE AARNSSS wills her waist line to Mavis Restad. JEAN ANDERSON wills her life to Engebretson Construction Company. IRENE BAILEY wills her ability to manage a grocery store to Everett Peterson, who will eventually inherit it. CYRIL WILLIAMS gives his curly hair to Ellen Midthun. LOIS MOLTZAN wills her Colgate smile to Lyle Sorum. TEDDY RUE and MARILYN HOVLAND will themselves to each other. VERDA SCHMIDT leaves her gum to Miss Serkland. HARRIET SHERBROOKE wills her parking place in lovers' lane to Florence Miller and Maynard Johnson. THE CLASS OF '52 wills wayne Haugrud to Elaine Ber e. JOHN KJOS gives his brains to his brother, Leroy. TEDDY RUE wills Patsy McKeever to Gorder. Aas. SYLVIA MAYFIELD will give her hair to the Fuller Brush Comrany. LOIS JANKE leaves her basketball ability to Dorothy Mucky. ESTELLE FRAZEE becueaths her musical ability to Julian S''ost.rom. This is sportsored by RUBYS BEAUTY 5H0P I I I I I NELLIE STANLEY wills her smiles to Gary Peterson. PAT SENN wills her Roeds to the Highway Department. EILEEN LEMKE wills her nights at Spruce Lodge to Marilyn Pierce. PETE PETERSON leaves his ability to get along with the teacher to Orlando Fladmark. GOODWIN HANSON bequeaths his comb to William Moltzan. RONNIE VEISS wills his kindness to Ruth Bengston. PAUL RUUD wills his air-conditioned limosine to Henry Ford,Jr. VALDINE WEISS wills her chemistry marks to anybody who wants them. PHILLIP HAGEN leaves his ability to get along with Mrs. Johnson to Kay Swenson. LILLIAN SANSTEAD gives her roller skates to Richard Carlson. THE JUNIOR CLASS wills Helen Ann Slllerud. ARDYTHE LARSON wills her Rothsay fans to whoever wants them. HOWARD OPHUS wills his tan outfit to the army. DARLENE SKUNBERG gives her commercial ability to Mrs. Stadum. JANET FOSS wills her driving a bility to Mr. Martin. DONNA HENDRIKSON wills her ability to pick fuzz off ? to Shirley Scheer. SHIP.LEY HAFSTAD leaves her ouiet manners to Beverly Grimm. DARYL BONEWELL and BETTY SLEEN are willed. PATSY MC KEEVER wills her clean locker to any coming Junior girl who likes a neat locker. VERNON WANGEN wills his kiddish ways to his grandfather. VIRGIL ISHAUG gives his harmonica to his brother Bobby. AUDREY ROLLIE wills her egg shampoo to Ruth Pearson. DELL JORGENSON wills his ability to argue with Stoffel to the next Economics class. DUANE HAUGEN leaves his height to Warren Jenson to make him a better basketball center. RALPH FICK leaves his curly hair to Miriam Sanstead. KERKIT FLETCHER bequeaths his masculine voice to Miss “elson. VIRGINIA BROWN leaves her Latin books to P.P.H.S CLARK ERICKSON just leaves. JANICE FOSS wants to keep all she has. This p-a e is sponsored by Dr. L AVEN ABLES I I I I I 'VAYNE HAUGRUD wills his bahy blue eyes to Alice Schempp. VICTOR KNULSON wills his heinie to Jack Thompson. LILA OHMAN gives her red stocking cap to Arden Ness. MARLYS PETERSON wills her rip-roaring weekends to Beverly GRIMM. LOU ANN RESTAD wills her marks to the coming Juniors. ORRIN SORUM wills his Scandinavian accent to Mrs. Stadum. ARLENE HUSEBY gives her rosy cheeks to Irene Sundblad. JUNIEL VELO wills her cute giggle to James Swanson. ROBERT HALBAKKEN wills his late hours to the early birds. PELICAN CLEANERS I I I I I I I I I I JUNIOR CLASS PROPHECY BONNIE AARNESS will become a typist in the offices of the Standard Oil Company located in Lawndale. This will prove to be a smoother, easier Job, for the typewriter will be kept well oiled, a natural consequence proceeding from the environment. GORDON AAS will attain immediate success as a concert pianist and com- poser. He will be hailed everywhere as the greatest assassin of a tune ever to live. JEAN ANDERSON will follow school with a Job at Carr and Hanson's. She will find this Job to suit her well, nothing wanting,especially in her co-workers. WAT.LY ARNESON willl he lucky winner (in fact one of the thousand) in the Vets Quiz Program over INVU. His prize will be a three year's enlistment into the Armed Porces. However in years he will receive a dishonorable discharge. IRENE BAILEY will become co-editor of the Pelican Press. To her close friends she will be known as Ma. BEVERLY EOF will find employment as a model in Bob's Body Shop. DARYL BONEWELL will gain fame by his dramatic work, The Problems of Young Love. The book, however, will not be a financial success. KENNARD CHRISTIANSON will make a small beginning but gradually his talents will be realized when he becomes star of the midget show. JANET AND JANICE FOSS will gain fame, if not riches as the Toni Twins of the future. ROBERT GULLICKSON will reach Big-Time when his product, the new adhe- sive girdle known as Sticktex reaches the market. From far and wide he will be hailed as the Girdle-King!! SHIRLEY HAFSTAD AND ARLENE HUSEtY will lead quiet lives as spinsters with an antique shop. Suddenly, however they will both disappear without a trace. After some months of silence their faces will begin to appear quite regularly in several communist periodicals. ROBERT HALBAXKEN AND DUANE HAUGEN will lead simple lives after they make head lines with their taking over the present Mutt and Jeff roles. GOODWIN HANSON will become a great orator. His fiery speeches will stir multitudes, f WAYNE HAUGRUD will live contentedly with profits from his toupefi factory• His toupees will sell rapidly when it is seen what they did for him. MARILYN HOVLAND AND TEDDY RUE will open a barber shop together. Success, however, will not be theirs; so they will scrape a bare living with fishing from the Pelican River. LOIS JANKEiprowess on the football field will inspire her to start and co ch the first Ladies Football Team. It will be an immediate and overwhelming success. DELL JORGENSON will make headlines with his attempt to lead the Cherokee Indians in revolt against the government. However he willfail, and be scalped himself into the bargain. JOHN KJOS will climb the ladder to success quickly, as a Hollywood Star, likened much to Clark Gable. First, however, he will change his name to Barry Dreamboat. VIRGINIA BROWN will be a witness when Fergus Falls. RALPH FICK will operate a meat packing corporation, but will spend his life in Jail for blowing up weiners and selling them for boloney. ORMIT FLETCHER AND SYLVIA MAYFIELD will open the Ruthruff cattle load- ing corporation. PHIL HAGHi will be the operator of a famous gadgets shop in Hollywood. FUZZ HEJSETH will discover a by-product of atomic energy which can be converted into kiddy car fuel. ■ARVIN RUUD AND LOIS MOLTZAN will be the main characters in the role, _____ Oh, You Beautiful Doll. YSHDA SCHMIDT will be the Southern Belle in the University of Texas. PAT SENN will play the main part in the Roed of Life. wi� rPT SHERBROOKE will operate the Nelson's Sea Food Cafe in Fergus Falls _____because of her love for frog legs. JTS1KL VELO will fulfill her ambition to be a waitress in the White House. VAUiJK WEISS being so wise will become very rude (Ruud). ERVRST ERICKSON will lead a difficult life as sole janitor of the Empire State Building. His work will consist of sweeping and scrubbing three hundred flights of stairs daily. I I I I CYRIL WILLIAMS will make a million dollars by inventing the unbreak- able balloon, CLARK ERICKSON with his knowledge of Spanish', will teach the Mexicans the use and mechanism of television, ESTELLE FRAZEE will be hailed as a second soprano on the World� s Greatest singing team known as the Smellodears • DONNA HENDRICKSON will be contented as a sales girl at Sax Fifth Avenue in Elizabeth. However, discontented with this position she will resort to waitress work at Dunn� s Lodge. In twenty years we will see VICTOR KNUDSON with twelve feet pitter- pattering behind him; one dog, one cat, one mouse. JOANN LARSON, EILEEN LEMKE AND MARLYS PETERSON will be draftees of the Wacs and Waves at Buck’s Mill PATSY MCKEEVER will tour from Coast to Coast to find a favorable lo- cation for her store. Finally she will build up a big business in Dent. HOWARD OPHUS will bo saluted as a great football player of the Gophers. Eut influenced by a will for greatness, he will meet disgrace when he scores for the opposing team in the championship game. PAUL RUUD will try to exceed the greatness of onyother historian (in- cluding Napoleon) when he becomes president of the United States Communism In Fergus Falls. HELEli ANN SILLERUD will lead an active life, that of succeeding Hedda Hopper. CALVIN SKOGEN will take an interest in hunting in the Northwood. His first game will be two moose. Duo to his persistant efforts he will finally succeed in making muselage from them. With her pep and vitality, DARLENE SKUNBERO will be the University of Erhard s best cheerleader. BETTY SLEEN will be the nations leading woman butcher after much ex- perience at Bonewell's Market. ORRIN SORUM has already begun his live ambition, that of wearing out the streets of Pelican with his preen pick-up. NELLIE STANLY will be noted for her organization of the Stanley Brush- off Parties. VERNON WANGEN will gain fame by his invention of home-made gunpowder, used In World War III. VIRGIL ISHAUG will be the world's most famous pianist by finding the Lost Chord. ELDON LAHLUM� s dancing technique will enable him to take retired Arthur Murray's place. DICK BRUNS will become an excellent designer of Boe Ties. In thirty years from now AUDREY ROLLIE will spend her nights knitting mufflers for the Africans. LILA OHMAN will make -reat strides as a fisherman. Her first talent will be shown when she catches canned sardines. GAIL ROSHOLT will make an attempt to carry out her ambition, that of being a doctor. But, due to unsatisfactory surroundings she will settle down to work in a boiler factory. MAYNARD JOHNSON will go out West and become a cowboy. There he will sing cowboy ballads to his poor cattle, the only specimen that will listen to his breezin'. LOU ANN RESTAD will be arrestad the rest of her life. RONNIE WEISS will become a Eookkeeping Professor in the University of Erhard. LILLIAN SANSTEAD will become a swimming instructor of great renown. She will meet an untimely end, however, when she fails in her attempt to swim the Panama Canal. CLARENCE PETERSON will become a teacher of the French language in the University of Sabin. He will travel much abroad to widen his knowledge of the language. DON PAULSON will becoma a rich Bathing Suit Tycoon. His most successful business venture will be his selling of French Suitless Eathing Straps to the Eskimos. ARDYTHE LARSON will become a famous model in Rothsay. Even way back to her home town. Pelican, will the rumors come of her charm and beauty. I I I I I I I I I I OUIDud.DC I I SOPHOMORE CLASS I I I I Duane Louie Shirley Kenneth Janice Eleanor Allen Allen Anderson Anderson Antolik Backstrom Gene Paul Ardis Ruth Richard Ethel Bailey Barcenas Bakken Bengsten Carlson Christianson Elder Elvin Arlene Wayne Orlando Marlene ChriStitason Dlllerud Dunham Elton Fladmark Fredrickson Bennett Roger Keith Beverly Fredolph Lorraine Gilbertson Gilbertson Grefsrud Grimm Helmark Hendrickson Bobby Janla Joyce Shirley Gaylen Gloria Xehaug Jaeger Johnson Johnson Jorgenson Jorgenson This pa e. sponsored by PELICAN ELECTRIC SHOP I i I I I Marilyn Leroy Clayton Ellen Florence Billy Jorganson Kjos Lahlum Midthum Miller Moltzan Leona Dorothy Donna Mae John Arden Deloris Moore Muckey Nelson Nelson Ness Ness Ruth Jeanine Gary Marilyn Lawerence Eugene Pearson Pederson Peterson Pierce Poss Renner Lois Shirley Shirley Maxine Vonnie Julian Ruud Sanden Scheer Schultz Sha SJostrom Lyle Marlen Irma Irene Arlys James Soruin Sorum Strandlein Sundblad Susag Swanson This pa$a lS sponsored by FARMERS COOP HATCHERY I I I I I I Kay Jack Ruth Loyal Lyle Sylvoscer Swanson Thompson Thorson Tlnglestad Toso Trosvtk I ijout-Kjer da.z.e7 I I I I I I I I I I I ■■■’ Signor ’-ici? Betty Phyllis Pat Abbot Allan Anderson Anderson Anderson Baker Milton Ordean Elaine Kurt Jack Prances Berg Berg Berge Blschoff Boe Boese I I I Ayls Howard Doris Audrey Duane “arllyn Erusvon Carlson Chanplin Christianson Christianson Clauson Joann Howard Jerome ifaynara Charles Clenice Dirks Ellingson Erickson Erickson Femling Fillrandt I I I I I Tineent Mavis Janice Ardis Arvid Daryl Heimark Honrud Hovland Huseby Huseby Hystead Deloris Don William Avia Warren Marlys Ishaug Issacson Jaegar Jenson Jenson Johnson Darlene Robert Ardelle Viva Erwin Richard Kaiser Kanne Kuamme Lang Lange Larson Du Wayne Patty JoyDel Avis Herbert Batty Leadbetter Lehu Lyness Martinson Mickelson Nettestad Marvin Patty Janice Elder Huth Harold Neulieb Nichol Ohe Oien Olson Osten I I I I I I Leroy Richard Lyle Carol Dale Agnes Ouren Curen Paulson Peterson Pierce Poss Lois Ardelle Miriam Bob Donald Ernest Rood Rossum Sanstead Schultz Schwanke Seidell I I I I I Top Row: Leo Anderson, Vernon Amtson, L0retta Bakken, Luella Berg, Ernest Blschoff, Sheldon Bliss, Virginia Boe, George Bonewell, Geraldine Bowers. Zfid Row: JoAnn Bowers, Edward Bredahl, Marjorie Carlson, Marilyn Dlllerud, Shirley Elllngson, Patricia Ennis, Lois Fletcher, Milton Foss,Jr., Barbara Frazee. 3rd Row: Beverly Gilbertson, Ggrald Grefsrud, Audrey Grimm, Ver- non Hagerup, Erlyn Haglund, Gall Halbakken, Charles Hamberg, Phyllis Haug- rud, Roger Haugrud. 4th Row: Wayne Irey, Shirley Johnson, Jear Krudson, Leslie Langseth, David C. Larson, David E. Larson, Sharon Larson, Verona Larson, Gerald Moses. 5th Row: Arlan Nelson, Raynard Neulleb, Jimmy Osten Mary Lou Paulson, Jane Poss, Robert Resset, Maureen Rested, Tediy Rick, Bonita Ruud. Bpttom Row: Marlys Ruud, Jerome Sanden, Kenneth Schultz, Dennls Sfldell, Arden Shores, Bonnie Short, Mervln Eorura, Janice Stephenson. I I I I I I I I I SEVENTH GRADE TpP Row: Margaret Anderson, Marion Albright, Judy Albright, Allan Boe, Monty Berend, Vern Berg, Carol Berg, Bobby Bennett, Kathleen Connelly. 2nd Row: Alden Christianson, Ardis Dahl, Delores Erickson, Awis Engebretson, Patty Franklin, Erwin Fladmark, Robert Grefsrud, Elizabeth Hanssen, Lloyd Hanson. 3rd Row: Clarence Hanson, Janice Haarstad, Loren Jordahl, Jerome Johnson, Robert Jehs, Donna Mae Jehs, William Jaeger, Sue Jaeger, Rollo Jackson. 4th Row: Betty Jacobson, Virginia Ishaug, Dorene Korteum, Dorthy Kjon, David Kind, Norman Kaiser, Gerald Lemke, Roger Lehn, Dianne Larson. 5th Row; Harold Marty, David Nelson, Jimmy 0 ren, Arlene Ouren, Lila Peter- son, Faye Paulson, Allen Paulson, Daryl Ruud, Richard. 6th Row: Arlys Susag, Kay Soderlund, Loren Skunberg, Jerry Shores, Joann Senn, Merle Sei- dell, Verna Schierman, Eleanor S nden, Ardls Sanden. Bottom Row: Mavis Thorson, William_ rhompson, Dora Tinglestad, Gary Toftely, Stephen Waller. I I I I I GRADES 5th-6th 3 th How: Myrna Bakken, David Berg, Janice Berg, Lola Flllbrant, David Hagen, Bonita Haugrud, Lyle Haugrud, Betty Helmark, Delorls Helmark. 2nd Row: Marjorie Helmark, Carol Hertlng, Phyllis Hertlng, Leonard Kiser, Marylyn Lynnes, Roger Marty, Oliver Moses, Arils Olson, Shirley Ophus. 1st Row: Marian Poss, David Seidell, Gerry Severson, DuWayne Sundstrom, Allen Tahbut, Anita Thorson, Ardythe Thorson, Mae Waasdorp. Teacher-Mrs, Short JANE OSCARS Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Hanson, Arlene Huseby, Mrs. Connelly, Arlene Ness, Lila Ohman. I I I I I SIXTH GRADE Top Row: Sandra Albright, Jeanine A Anderson, Petty Antolik, Albert Boese, Carol Borg, Wallace Carlscn, M -TM | Janet Engebretson, Charles Erickson Robert Fladmark. BhAi l|th Row: Gwendolyn Franklin,Dennis Grunewald, Leonard Hanson, Vernon Isaacson, Carol Jacobson, Donovan Johnson, Jerome Johnson, Ruby . Kjono, Curtis Lahlum. 3rd Row: Donna Larson, William Larson, Jacqueline Moore, Kenneth Nessa, Gerald Orsund, Lyman Ostlund, Georgette Ostrus, Roger Peterson, Darlene Resset. 2nd Row: Margaret Resset, Sharon Rue, Clifford Senn, Judy Solinger, Janice Sorum, Allfen Toftely, Donnadel Wages, Ivona Westby, Duane Wick. Bottom Row: Marilyn Williams Mrs. Paulson-Teacher I FIFTH GrtAOfi n n o Si L9 AAeLfl J ILO o v +� Q 0 Di AO Top rtow: Charles Allison, Keith Boe, Alice Boese, Jerome Manley Dillerud, Jon Erickson, Haarstad, Karen Halbakken, Darlene Johnson, Karla Carol Larson. 3rd rtow: Faul Hi chard Pearson, Allen Peterson, Joline Peterson, Tommy Polkinghorn, Robert Putnam, Carol Ranklev, David Renner. 2nd Row: Allen Hobley, Virginia Rybak, Valrilne Satter, Warren Schlerman, Wesley Sohl'-rman, Barbara Schultz, Gordon Seidell, Sharon Skunberg, Alpha Sleen. lat Row: Bonita Toupas, Donovan Westby. Teacher-Mrs. Holmgren. ..endell Bailey, Carol fioe, Christianson,. Jack Dahl, 4th now: Barbara Foss, David Janet Haugen, Janice Haugrud, Kittleson, David Langseth, Larson, Duane Nelson, THLrtli uUADr, o c ISC 1 1 £ 4th rtow: Rosalie Anderson, Lavonne Bredahl, Maureen Bredahl, Sylvia Frazee, Adele Greene, Douglas Grouws, Sharon Halbakken, .«arren Halbakken, Lee Hanson, 3rd Row: Bly Haugen, Rosaline Jacobson, Thomas Johnson, Jerome Jordahl, Nicky Kiser, Norma Kiser, Patty Kortuem, Karen Logan, John Mathlason. 2nd rtow: Marjory McKeever, Douglas Nord, Mervln Olson, Kathy Paulson, Ray Putnam, Gary Randklev, Karen Relnecke, Sharon Restad, Joyce Robley, 1st Row: Pauline Sanstead, Bonnie Satter, Wallace Scheer, Robert Seidell, Paul Senn, Gary Skunberg, Wesley Skunberg, Phillip Toftely, Julian .Vestby. Teacher-Miss Morris. I I I I I SECOND GRADE TO? TlOW: Judith Bakken, Karen Bakken, Roger Bailey, Xavonne Berg, Robert Bonewell, Elwood T- J Sngebretson, Linda Fisher, Sandra Fladmark, Kathryn Hagen ivw7 j2ND ROW: MarJOrie Haldorson, Wesley Halbakken, Rodney Haug- rud J°yce Heimark, Melvin Heimark, Virginia Homan, Luella Johnson, Charles Johnson, Stewart Kantrud. 3RD ROW: Howard Kittelson, Charles Kvare, Roberta Langseth, Lewis Lowe, Jerald Lynnes, Gary Magnuson, Edward McDunn, Carol Peterson, Richard Polkinghorn. LTH ROW: Robert Polking- horn, Betty Restad, David Rossum, Pamela Satter, Grethchen Schoen, Harvey Seidel, Julaine Sherva, Butch Shipp, Charlotte Stephenson, 5TH ROW: Jon Thorstenson, Leonard Toftely. TEACHER: Miss Evelyn Nicholson. SECOND GRADE Loretta Anderson, Geraldine Van Cleef, Gordon Hagen, Robert Hanson, Marilyn Haugrud, Virginia Haugrud, Joyce Hovland, Mark Jerstad, Raymond Johnson, Ricky Johnson, Marvin Kind, Jerome Knutson, Vem Lahlum, Byron Nelson, Ar- dean Nettestad, Sharon Peterson, Judith Rybak, Beverly Sanden, John Sanden, Tommy Schmidt, Kenneth Severson, Richard Shores, Wayne Slllerud, David Tabbut, Carol Tanberg, Gerald Tanberg, Gone Westby, James Wick. TEACHER: Mrs. Viola Lowe - I I I I I FIRST GRADE 1ST ROW: 2ND ROW: • F.D ROW: LTH ROW: 5TH ROW: 6TH ROW: Missing: Teacher: Larry Albright, Gary Boe, Selma Boese, Robert Bowers, Delores Bredahl, Mickey Bush, Carol Christianson, Suzanne Evenson, Lee Franklin. Sharon Green, David Haglund, David Hanson, Judy Ann Haugee, Arlene Isaacson, Randi Jerstad, Carol Johnson, Charles Johnson, Lucille Johnson. Ronald Johnson, Robert Kind, Anita Kay Knutson, Karen Larson, Suzanne Lowe, Ricky Lundberg, Winton Nelson, Elaine Nord, Gary Olson. James Orsund, Sandra Pederson, Dale Peterson, Richard Peterson, Eugene Prim, Arlene Randklev, Jean Ann Rick, Joseph Ryback, Victor Satter. Judy Schoen, Carol Solberg, Ruth Stadum, Irene Swanson, Catherine Tabbut, Gerald Tabbut, Karen Toftely, Rosemary Toftely, Maureen Van Cleef. Judy Velo, Phyllis Jo Wicklund. Joyce Arntson, Mary Lou Carlson. Miss Chesley. I I I I I I I I HOME - COMING SENIOR ROYALTY CAROL AND JERALD QUEEN AND MAIDS OF HONOR BETWEEN HALVES CROWNING THE QUEEN Th’.S ,s sponsored by J.PWALLACE STATE BANK ' ■ I I I COACHES First Row: Reynold Amundson, Chauncey Martin Second Row: Gordon Nelson, Basil Shipp, Hilbert Isaacson LETTERSMEN1S CLUB First Row: Loren Paulson, Ivan Halbakken, Gene Moses, Bill Miller, Paul Nelson, Clifford Hendrickson, Dean Isaacson Second Row: Goodwin Hanson, Don Paulson, Howard Ophus, Buzz Helseth, Marvin Ruud, Dennis Berend, Loren Roed Third Row: Ronnie Weiss, Paul Ruud, 3ob Klaeboe, Ted Rue, Kennard Christian- son, Dick Fretland, Dick Bruns, John Pearson Not Pictured: John Kjos This page is sponsored by ALLISON MOTOR ■ I I I I I I I A SQTTAD 20 21 lSflf Back Row: Jack Boe, Orlando Fladmark, Ralph Fick, Warren Jensen, Erwin Topal, Calvin Skogen, Harlan Jacobson. Third Row: Leroy KJos, Clifford Hendrickson, Ernest Erickson, Robert Klaboe, Kermit Fletcher, Marvin Ruud, Clarence Peter- son, Louie Allen. Second Row: John KJos, Loren Paulson, Paul Ruud, Howard Ophus, Ivan Halbakken, Dick Fretland, Charles Thompson, Billy Miller, First Row: Loren Roed, Gene Moses, Buzz Helseth, Deane Isaacson, John Pearson, Dennis Berend, Paul Nelson, Don Paulson. G. A • A • Back Row: Mavis Restad, Bonnie Aarness, Janice Foss, Lois Ruud, Maxine Sch- ultz, Janice Antolik, Estelle Frazee, Ruth Knudson, Shirlee Haugrud, Mari- lyn Pierce, Darlene Skunberg, Darlene Haugrud. 3rd Row: Lillian Sanstead, Lila Ohman, Arlene Dunham, °anet Foss, LaVaine Sorum, Pat Senn,Valdine Weiss, Bernita Toftely, Rosetta Senn, Marilyn Hovland, Harriet Sherbrooke, Miss Ekeberg. 2nd Row: Loretta Senn, Ruth Pearson, Ardelle Rossum, Ruth Olson, Audrey Christianson, Elaine Berge, Pat McKeever, Kay Swenson, Delores Ness, Janice Hovland,Lorraine Hendrickson. 1st Row: Miriam Sanstead, Helen Crow, Carol Swenson, Ellen Midthun, Pat Short, Betty Waller, Shirley Scheer, Ard- ythe Larson, Geraldine Jacobson, Juniel Velo. Not Pictured--LouAnn Restad. TVms pac e is sponsored by PELICAN VALLEY MO PITAL CLINIC HENRY A. KORDA, M.D. I f] I I I I THE CORONATION CEREMONY 1 QUEEN EUNICE BURIAL OF THE OLD SPIRIT ENTERING THE ROYAL COACH This pa e IS sponsored by DR. H.R. BORG I I I I I A SQUAD Back Row: Dick Bruns, Goodwin Hanson, Wayne Haugrud, Paul Ruud, Dick Fretland, Don Paulson, Bill Miller. Front Row: Ted Rue, Buzz Hel- seth, Kennard Christianson, Maynard Johnson, Pete Peterson. B SQUAD Back Row: Harlen Jacobson, Louie Allen, ChArles Thompson, Gene Bailey, Leroy KJos, Loyal Tinglestead, Jack Boe, Marlin Sorum. Front Row: Orlando Fladraark, Eugene Renner, Ken Schultz, Warren Jensen, Erwin Topal, Robert Schultz. C SQUAD Last Row: Robert Resset, Leslie Langseth, Junior Foss, Vernon Arntson, Erwin Fladmark, Elder Christianson. Second Row: Steven Waller, Billy Jaeger, Billy Thompson, David Kind, Daryl Ruud, Richard Rlx, Coach Amund- son. Front Row: Wayne Irey, Leo Anderson, Buster Larson, George Bone- well, Edward Bredahl, M©rvin Sorum, Gerald Grefsrud. I I I I I A SQUAD CHEERLEADERS ANITA KAY Back Row: Kay Swenson, Shirley Scheer, Mavis Rested, Juniel Velo, Geraldine Jac- obson, Center-Miss Ekeberg. Kay Soderlund, Dorlne Korteum, Geraldine Bowers SWAN’ S DRUG I I I I I I I I I I P. P. A. Pack Row: Roger Tweeton, Gene Moses, Maynard Johnson, John Poss, Paul Nel- son, Kermit Fletcher, Erwin Topol, Arland Berg. Fourth Row: Robert Hal- bakken, Marvin Ruud, Sylvester Trosvig. Ivan Halbakken, Bernard Allen, Deane Isaacson, Elroy Hexum, Marvin Olson. Third Row: Ted Landberg, Raljkh Pick, Gene Rennor, Calvin Skogen, Don Paulson, John Pearson, Wayne Haug- rud, Vernon Rudie, Loren Paulson, 71 ayne Allen, Mr. Anderson. Second Row: Erwin Ohman, Dell Jorgenson, Cyril 7 illiams, Robert Gullickson, Paul Ruud, Clifford Hendrickson Dennis Berend, Lyle Toso, Howard Ophus. First Row: Vincent Heimark, Lawrence Poss, John KJos, Duane Haugen, Lyle Sorum, Billy Miller, Elwin Dillerud, Louie Allen, Bobby Ishaug, Richard Carlson. GREENHANDS Last Row: Jerome Erickson, Marvin Neulieb, Howard Ellingson, Milo Meyer, Harold Osten, Robert Kanne, Raymond Harthun, Leroy Ouren. Second Row: Bobby Ishaug, Eldor Oien, Lyle Paulson, Stanley Strauch, Don Isaacson, Dale Pierce, Duane Leadbetter, Ordean Berg, Louie Allen. First Row: Gene Renner, Milton Berg, Charles Femling, Don Schwanke, Erwin Topal, Dick Larson, Richard Ouren, Lyle Toso. P. A. Paul Gene Howard Paul Nelson Moses Ophus Ruud Dell Cyril Vernon Arland Jorgenson Williams Rudie Berg Kermit Deane Don Wayne Billy Ted Clifford John Fletcher Isaacson Paulson Haugrud Miller Landburg Hendrickson Poss Dennis Elroy Ralph Marvin Berend H©xum Fick Olson Louie Clifford Lyle Eugene Allen Hendrickson Sorum Renner This pac e is sponsortd by M«DUNN’6 FARM STORE 1 I I I I I I F.F.A. BASKETBALL TEA ' Back Row: Dennis Berend, Howard Ophus, Ralph Fick, Loren Paulson, Deane Isaacson, Calvin Skogen, Clifford Hendrickson. Front Row: John Pearson, Ivan Halbakken, Gene Moses, Kermit Fletcher, Elroy Hexum, Robert Hal- v� oVken. F.F.A. OFFICERS Back Row: Ivan Ualbakken-Executive Committee, Ralph Fick-Treasurer, Gene Moses-Secretary, Elroy nexum- President. Front Row: Y ayne Waugrud-Executive Comm- ittee, Paul Ruud-Vice-Presid nt, Lawrence Poss-Sentinel. PRESIDENT-ELROY Tlmts pa e ,s sponsored by H. HAN55EN I I I I I MARCHING BAND Back Row: Billy Jaegar, Billy Larson, Richard Rix, Puster Larson, Phyllis Anderson, Virginia Boe, Betty Antolik, Shirley Ophus. 3rd Row: Lila Peterson, Diane Larson, Robert Grefsrud, Lyman Ostlund, Gary Toftely, Donna Larson, Jacky Moore, Albert Schierman, Stephen Waller, Vernon Arntson, Bobby Kanna, Allen Toftely, Edward McDunn, Rodney Haugerud. 2nd Row: Mr. Stoffel, Jerry Orsund, Roger Marty, Wesley Schierman, David Langseth, Dqvid Haarstad, Earlyn Haglund, Jerome Johnson, Jon Erickson, Charles Allison, Tommy Polkinghorn, Duane Wick, Paul Larson, Mrrfce Berend Front Row: Carol Borg, Janice Sorum, Duane Nelson, Lewis Lowe, Robert Knutson, Lee Allison, Verna Schierman, Sandra Albright, Carol Boe, Carol Larson, Georgette Ostrua, Gail Halbakken, Sharon Larson, Joan Bowers, Warren Schierman. Back Row: Allen Paulson, Gene Bailey, Virgil Ishaug, Duane Toso, Arlene Dunham, Gail Rosholt. 3rd Row-; Bonnie Aarness, Floyd Berg, Gordon Aas, Wayne Elton, Har Id Osten, Marlin Sorum, Janice Antolik, Helen Crow. 2nd Row: Bernita Toftely, Donna Sorum, Rosetta Senn, Robert Resset, Petty Waller, Ardelle Rossum, Ruth Olson, Darlene Haugen, Audrey Rollie, Vonnie Sha, Carol Swenson. Front Row: Pat Short, Janice Foss, Mary Lou Erickson, Shirlee Haugurd, Beverly Boe, Dqryl Bonewell, Wally Arneson. BEGINNERS BAND I I I I I CONCERT BAND Last Row: Luella Berg, Harold Osten, I'arlen Gorui;:, Virgil Ishaug, Duane Toso, Sylvia Mayfield, Y7ayno Elton, Carol 3org, Bonnie Short. I h Row: Helen Crow, Janice Antollk, Maxine Schultz, Pat Short, Margot Stoffel, Cordon Aas, Floyd Berg, Bonnie Aamess, Audrey Rollie, Janice Haarstad, Pat Senn, Elwln Dillerud. 3rd Row: Carol Swenson, Mr. Stoffel, Cary Peterson, Sene Bailey, Jack Boe, Robert Resset, Arden Ness, Allan Paulson, Shirlee Haugerud, Kay Swenson, Geraldine Bowers, Ardelle Rossum, Ruth Olson, Gall Rosholt, Mary Lou Paulson, Carol Peterson, Arlene Dunham, Janet Foss, rene Bailey, Bemita Toftely. 2nd Row: Jeanlne Pederson, Vonnie Sha, Rosetta Senn, Marion Albright, Darlene Haugen, Margaret Sether, Janice Foss, Mary Lou Erickson, Betty Waller, Shirley Scheer, Elizabeth Hanson, Betty Anderson, Donna Sorura, Darlene Flatin. Front Row: Lyle Sorum, Keith Grefsrud, Mervin Sorum, Janes Osten, Daryl Bonewdll, Wally Ameson, Howard Carlson, Beverly Boe, Delores Ness, Margaret Resset, Lois Fletcher. PEP BAND Back Row: Bonnie Aarness, Gordon Aas, Virgil Ishaug, Duane Toso, Pat Short, Janice Antollk, Helen Crow. 2nd Row: Bemita Toftely, Donna Sorum, Shirlee Haugerud, Mary Lou Erick- son, Ardelle Rossum, Ruth Olson, Darlene Haugen, Betty Waller, Vonnie Sha. Front Row: Harold Osten, Wayne Elton, Gene 3ailey, Gary Peterson, Howard Carlson, Daryl Bonewell, Wally Ameson. I KIXHD CHOOTS I I I I BacL Row: Janet Foss, Carol Swenson, Darlene Flatin, Marjorie Ryan, Arlene Dunham, Margaret Sather, Janice Foss, Lou Ann Restad, Pat Short, Arlene Huseby, Nellie Stanley, Janice Antolik, Vonnie Sha, Helen Ann Sillerud, Donna Hendrickson, Harriet Sherbrooke, Della Erickson, Delores Ness, Donna Nelson 3rd Row: Mr. Stoffel, Lillian Sanstead, Donna Sorum, Beverly Boe, Pat Senn, Valdine Weiss, Ardythe Larson, Verde Schmidt, Kay Swenson, Mary Lou Erickson, Shirlee Haugrud, Ellen Midthun, Marjorie Schultz, Shirley Scheer, Estelle Prazee, Bernita Toftley, Ruby Anderson, Virginia Brown, Mavis Restad, Sylvia Mayfield, Aurlette Ophus. 2nd Row: Gene Bailey, Duane Toso, Betty Waller, Margot Stoffel, Rosetta Senn, Gail Rosholt, Helen Crow, Juniel Velo, Geraldine Jacobson, LaVaine Sorum, Irene Bailey, Bonnie Aarness, Audrey Rollie, Lila Ohman, Marilyn Hovland, Joanne Moberg, Arlene Ness. Front Row: Wayne Elton, Paul Barcenas, Floyd Berg. Howard Ophus, Victor Knudson, Buzz Helseth, Teddy Rue, Daryl Bonewell, faul Ruud, Bob Klaboe, Dick Fretland, Ronald Olson, Goodwin Hanson, Loren Roed, Phil Hagen, Arden Ness, Richard Carlson. GLEE CLUB Back Row: Sylvia Mayfield, Shirley Scheer, Maxine Schultz, Margot Stoffel, Betty Waller, Ellen Midthun, Pat Short, Estelle Frazee, Janice Foss, Francis Wiebusch, Ruth Knudsen, Harriet Shbrbrooke. 3rd Row: Miss Stevens, Mavis Restad, Darlene Flatin, Delores Ness, Mar- jorie Schultz, Margie Ryan, Irene Bailey, Janice Antolik, LaDonna Sorum, Elaine Berge, Carol Swenson. 2nd Row: Janet Foss, Valdine Weiss, Pat Senn, Ardelle Rossum, Aa ythe arson, Shirlee Haugrud, Eemita Toftely, LaVaine Sorum, Joanne Moberg, Helen Crow, Rosetta Senn, Lillian Sanstead. Front Row: Juniel Velo, Arlene Ness, Gail Rosholt, Bonnie Aarness, Arlene Dunham, Audrey Christianson, Geraldine Jacobson, Huth Olson, Marilyn Hovland, Loretta Senn, Lila Ohman, Mary Lou Paulson. PELICAN MILK BAR I I I I I This page is sponsored LODIN’tS FRANKLIN «STORE MELODEARS Pack Row: Helen Crow, Carol Swenson, Irene Failey, Pernlta Toftely, Pat Short. Front Row: Mavis Restad, stelle Frazee, Mary Lou Paulson, Betty Waller, Margot Stoffel. STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: Joanne Moterg, ois Ruud, Junior Foss, Ronnie Weiss, Elaine Berge. 2nd Row: Janice Haarstad, Mervin Sorum, Mavis Restad, Orlando Flad- mark, Elizabeth Hanssen, Mr. Strinden. Front Row: Warren Jensen, Paul Ruud, Don Paulson, Gene Moses, Deane Issacson. I 1951 ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Chlef.........Joann Moberg Associato Editor. . . . Ralph Fick Easiness Manager. ... Richard Mattson Circulation Managers. . Paul Nelson, Shirlee Haugrud Advertising............Gail Rosholt, Helen Crow, Irene Bailey Album Editors..........Janice Foss, Rosetta Senn, Donald Paulson Typists................Valdine Weiss, Helen Ann Sillerud, Audrey Rollie Lois Janke, Bonnie Aarness, Darlene Skunberg Photographers..........Daryl Bonewell, Floyd Berg, Marvin Olson Bernard Allen Art Editors.Pat Short, Bernita Toftely, Estelle Frazee Features...............Elroy Hexum, Patricia Jorgenson, Loren Roed LaDonna Sorum Sports.................Ted Rue, Deane Issacson, Buzz Helseth Music..................Margot S toff el, Betty Waller, Carol Swenson Wally Ameson Dramatics..............«Maxine Peck, Arlene Ness, Ardis Hovland Social............ . . Ronnie Weiss, Ruth Knudson, Maynard Johnson Marilyn Hovland Classes................Senior—Marjorie Ryan. Junior—Clark Erickson Sophomore—Ellen Midthun. Freshmen—Kurt Bischoff Advisor..................Mrs. Johnson « Maxine Peck not pictured Thi.s Sponsored by XW. FRIDAY, INSURANCE I I I I I Back Row: Gordon Aas, Bernard Allen, Deane Isaacson, Mrs. Martin, Marvin Olson, Donald Paulson, Goodwin Hanson, 2nd Row: Gall Rosholt, Carol Swenson, Janice Foss, Ellen Mldthun, Lois Janke, Shirlee Haugrud, Lois Ruud, Helen Ann Slllerud. Front Row: Marlon Albright, Marjorie Schultz, Pat Short, Joanne Moberg, Floyd Berg, Janls Jaegar, Gloria Jorgenson. i i i BUDDING JOURNALISTS! RED CROSS COUNCIL Back Row: Lawrence Poss, Gerald Moses, Elroy Hexum, Vernon Wangen, Paul Nelson, Buzz Helseth, Gary Toftely, Gary Peterson. Front Row: Dorlne Korteum, Geraldine Bowers, Joanne Moberg, Ellen Mldthun, Ardelle Rossum, Ruth Olson, Mrs. Pederson. I I I I I Back Rows Sidor Olen, Charles Thompson, Floyd Berg, Deane Isaacson, Markin Olson, Warren Jenson, Wayne Elton, Gordon Aas, Howard Carlson, John Jaegar, 3rd Row: Helen Crow, Lois Ruud, Angelina Tougas, Ardls Hovland, Pat Short, Marjorie Ryan, Janice Foss, Janice Antollk, Janla Jaegar, Gall Rosholt, 2nd Rows Darlene Flatin, Carol Swenson, Bernlta Toftely, Joanne Moberg, Maxine Peck, Ardelle Rossum, Ruth Olson, Olenice Flllbrandt, Agnes Poss. Front Rows Mrs. Pederson, Co-Director; Jeanine Pederson, Rosetta Senn, Betty Anderson, Miriam Sanstead, Darlene Haugrud, Ellen Midthun, Mrs. Tobkln, Co-Director. DRAMATICS CLUB Back Rows Gene Bailey, Paul Ruud, Deane Isaacson, Teddy Rue, Kennard Christ- ianson, Warren Jenson, Gordon Aas, Howard Carlson, Donald Paulson, 3rd Rows Gall Rosholt, Lois Ruud, Angelina Tougas, Ardls Hovland, Pat Short, Betty Waller, Marjorie Ryan, Jean Bryngelaon, Darlene Skunberg. 2nd Row: Valdlne Weiss, Marilyn Hovland, Janet Foss, Helen Ann Sillerud, Bernlta Toftely, Maxine Peck, Jean Anderson, Virginia Brown, Vonnle Sha. Front Rows Mrs Tobkln, Co-Dlreotor; Joanne Moberg, Helen Crow, Miriam Sanstead, Aurdrey Christianson, Ardelle Rossum, Jeanine Pederson, Mrs. Pederson, Co-Director. I I I I I LOVE IS TOO MUCH TROUBLE Back Row: Mrs Tobkln, Co-Director; Gail Rosholt, Helen Ann Sillerud, Irene Bailey, Sylvia Mayfield, Janice Foss, Lou Ann Restad, Lois Janke, Audrey Rollie, Valdine Weiss, Verda Schmidt, Marilyn Hovland, Lila Oil- man, rs. Peterson, Co-Director. Front Row: Goodwin Hanson, Wally Arne8on, Dick Bruns, Paul Ruud, Gordon Aas, Kennard Christianson, Ted Rue. THE GRKFU LIGHT” Back Row: Shirlee Haugrud, Floyd Berg, Marvin Olson, Paul nelson, Loren Roed, Richard Mattson, Betty Waller, Mrs. Peterson,Co-Director; Front Row: Helen Crow, Bernita Toftely, Aneta Allen, Ardis Hovland, Pat Short, Joanne Moberg, Maxine Peck. I I I I I Industrial Arta i l Ti Student Counselor Home Economics Physica Driver’s Training I I I I I I I I I I 2nd Hour Study Hall 3rd Hour Library Bookkeeping 6th Hour Typing I I I I I I 7th GRADE MODELING Left to right: Diane Larson, Ardis Dahl, Carol Berg Elizabeth Hansaen, Vern Mae Shierman. SENIOR MODELING Left to right: Darlene Platin, Joanne Moberg, Bernita Toftely, Ruby Anderson, Aurlette Ophus, Elaine Martinson. I I I I SENIOR. I I I I r I Beer—Root? mm--added attractions! Girls—? i Lose Something? Dead-eye 0hf yeah? Giggles i I I I I I Two bums I Crack the Whlpl?! Which one le Henry? Professori? Part of Faculty?I Growing upl?i Three 6 a crowd GoofusIi In Trouble again? Two of the boys 11 I I I I I I I I I I I f! 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