Pine River High School - Pine Bough Yearbook (Pine River, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1948 volume:

EDITED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1948 PINE RIVER HIGH SCHOOL THE PINE BOUGH THE PINE BOUGH OF 194-8 PINE RIVER HIGH SCHOOL EDITED BY THE SENIOR CLASS ANNUAL STAFF Back Row I.. to R Dorothy Hassmann Marlys Schultz judy Carlson joe Dmgle Dorothy Pohl Pat Neuberger Phylhs Gearey R1chard Tappe Bonnie Bradfxeld jim Harker Dolores Kolb Sales Manager Speech Class Dxary Class Roll Prophecy Semor Lowdown Sales Staff Homecommg Class W111 Asst Ed1tor Sports Edltor Musxc Sports Advertxsmg Manager Front Row, L. to R.: i 4i Z g 'Q-.Nb xii-f Ff' iff: 9 5-NQEN ! ,N 1- N, X99 fKF'kX11,Y1k- ,N Ufkx K 6161 XX -fffial- grj x CK: :au QI' ffwyz. 2, Q 'Q - :FX11fQ..'3 CQ F57 x ,J? '+.i :jf Xf' H in Qffimwnf 'Jffxi K... 9. X 0' f F f ,- - ' -' - -79'!X-5Xfd.L:'17X' I - i ffffLg:JTI Q:.: IA- .f I f - lx-, , rfs A ,gffsxfx-5. ,GRN jfffiif FX N fl Q 'SY WEDEDICATE TI-IISYEARBOOK TO OUR TEACHERS understanding contributed to our future success who with their helpful guidance and kind f ,gf O In I FACULTY MQETX NC5' ,,.f-'2 -' O gow 9 xs1uQP: - .- , vvmf 2 1 ' f:.'-- 1-. .' RAF: 'Fl j E SHAW Super intondcnt BOARD OF EDUCAT President Clerk Treasurer jack Selbert Ross Gxldow E A FIELDS Principal I O N Wm Burnson Gordon Gilman Ernest johnson Martin Melberg ---DlRECTORS--- HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS Back Row L toR Mrs Hempstead Mrs Isensee Miss Pawlowskz Mr Cross Front Row Mr Fxelds Mr Nelson Mr Hebrmk Mr Brueberg Mr Matson Mr West Mrs. Sontag, Mrs. Friedman, Miss Jansen. GRADE TEACHERS Back Row L toR Miss Erickson Mrs Malmo Miss Morgart Mrs Holden Mrs Grundy Mrs Flategraff Mass Sundermeyer Mrs Hxckel Mrs. Fields 5 'X Qu Qi ,F r'C'x'fw li1'i Fw 05 I PHYLLIS GEAREY President 4 Chorus 1.2.3 Student Council 3 Newspaper 1.2.3.4 Sextette 3 Triple Trio 4 Speech 3,4 Annual Std! 4 Library Assistant 3 jr. Claes Play Sr. Clear Play MAXDIE COUNCIL Chorus 1 Z 3 Sextette 3 Trxple Trio 4 Speech 3 Cheerleader 3 Newspaper 2 3 4 Class Officer 2 4 Library Aralltuzt 3 Play Prompter 3 4 PRESIDENT SECRETARY Class flower White Rose Colors Green and Gold Motto ln ourselves lies our future Advisor Mr Fields 4 N i 1 311313163 .. X TREASURER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS VIALDO KLINE Basketball 3 Newspaper 3 Student Council 3 School Patrol 4 Basketball Mgr 4 jr Claus Play Sr Clase Play NORBERT NEWTON Class Ofhcer 4 Student Councxl Z MARLYS SCHULTZ Chorus l Z 3 Trlple Tno 4 Sfudent Councxl Z Clans Ofhcer l Library Assxstant 3 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Z 3 4 Saxtette 3 Speech 3 4 Stale Manager 3 Sr Claus Play PATRICIA NEUBERGII Newspaper 2 3 4 Chorua 1 Z 3 Speech 3 Triple Tno 4 Annual Staff 4 Clan Oiilcer 1 Library Anlnant 3 Play Prompter 3 4 RICHARD TAPPE Claaa Officer Z Speech 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Softball 1 Z 3 Track Z Basketball Z Football 3 4 Letterman 3 Sr Claaa Play 1 ROBERT SEIBER T Del Moines 1 2 3 Basketball Football 4 Letterman Speech 3 4 Newspaper 4 Student Council 4 Sr Clans Play BONN IE BRADF IELD Oluaha Neb lfZ Chorus 1 Z 3 Saxtette 3 Triple Tx-xo 4 Drummxng 3 Newlpaper Z 3 Annual Staff 3 4 Student Councxl 4 Class Oiflcer Z jr Claaa Play Speech 3 4 Sr Claaa Play All t Du' BETTY HERZOG 1 2 Drumming 3 4 Library Aaahtant Chorua 3 Band 4 MARY DABILL Chorus I MARTHA MC LAUGHLIN Stsples I jr Clsss Play DALE POTZ School Psirol 4 nos:-:n'r Jonas Somnu 3 CLARA DOUGHERTY Chorus I Z 3 Triple Trio 4 Student Councxl 1 Ass t Mgr Ir Play Newspaper Z 3 4 PHY LLIS PBDERSON Chorus I Z Stsge Mgr 4 Sr'. Play Prompter Library Assistant 3, 4 5 DUANE DE WITT Backus 1.2.3 Speech 4 Sr. C-lass Play DOLORES KOLB Chorus l Z 3 Sextette 3 Trxple Trxo 4 Newspaper 3 4 Twlrlmg 3 jr Class Play Sr Class Play Annual Staff ARLYN YOUNG Chorus l Nfl ARDIS DEGNAN Washington 1.2 Chorus 2,3 Newspaper 3 Library Assislan Speech 3,4 Twirling 3,4 jr. Class Play Sr Class Play JOAN 1.ARsoN Q3 Lake Mills Iowa l Z 3 Newspaper 4 Sr Class Play I-'RAN K GARDN ER Speech A jr Class Play Sr Class Play JAMIISHARKER Softball I Z Baskstball 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Letterman Z 3 4 Student Council 1 Class Officer 2 3 Newspaper 3 Annual Sta!! 4 DOROTHY POHL Chorus 1,1 Newspaper 3 Annual Sta!! 4 GLADYS OLSON Chorus 1 DONNA MAE TRUAX Chorus 1 RONALD BOWMAN CHARLOTTE ANDERSON Crosby 1 Z n an 1 nn 1 1 1 . w STANLEY GREGORY Drarnaucs l Band Z 3 4 Football l Chorus 1 Navy 44 47 jr Class Play Stage Manager School Patrol Cap t JOY CE SCI-IWARTZ Chorus I JUDY CARLSON Chorus 1 Annual Staff 4 DORIS SUNDERMEYER Chorus 1 DOROTHY ANN HASSAMANN Chorus 1 Z Newspaper l 2 3 4 jr Clans Play Speech 3 Annual Staff 4 DWAWE DESHAYES Washington l Softball Z 3 Football 3 4 Letterman 4 ept Sept Oct Nov Apr 11 Sept Sept Sept Nov May May l 9 CLASS DIARY Freshman Year 1944 1945 Today we entered school as Freshmen wxth an enroll ment of forty nme Class electrons were held Mxss Ravenscraft and Mr West were elected as class advlsors Class officers President Norbert Newton Vlce President Pat Neu berger Secretary treasurer Marlys Schultz Clara Dougherty and Waldo Kllne are our representatwes on the Student Council Carmval kxng and queen candndates were chosen in the varxous classes We elected Maxxne Council and Richard Tappe Carnival nxght and Rlchard won the tltle of junior High Kang Memorlal services were held for Presldent Roosevelt m the gymnasxum of both class members and faculty Sophomore Year 194-5 1946 Back to school agaln and we are ln the assembly thls year Enrollment has dwmdled to forty three Our ilrst class meetmg held for the purpose of electmg class offxcers Bonme Bradfleld IS our presxdent Armella Hoopman IS v1ce presldent and jxm Harker IS secretary treasurer Student Councll representatwes are Marlys Schulz and Norbert Newton Mxss Lowe our English teacher IS our clas advlsor Today we elected Ruth Rothwell and Cllfford Slgler as our candldates 'or carnxval klng and queen Held our annual school carnival The junxor Senlor Banquet at whlch slx glrls from our class served as waxtresses Due to unfavorable weather our class wlener roast was held ln the park bulldlng S . ll , ' - . Z0 ' . ' . . 19 . . . . . 13 . . . May Z0 Our class party took place with rather a small attendance . 4 . . . . 18 ' ' ' . Z4 , ' ' . 16 ' . 11 . - . . . . Sept Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Dec an Feb March May junlor Year 1946 194-7 Thlrty seven of us comprlse the junlor Class thls term A new method of class electrons was lnaugurated thls year Each class was dlvlded into two factlons Each d1v1s1on listed lts choxces for class officers Votmg was done by secret ballot jlm Harker won out as presldent Rnchard Tappe vxce presldent Marlys Schultz secretary and Frank Gardner was elected to handle our flnancxal affalrs Mr West ms our class advlsor Ardls Degnan and Robert jones were our choice for car nlval king and queen candidates thls year Tryouts for class play were held Carnival nlght once more Ardls Degnan our queen candldate was crowned Carmval Queen Mzss jlmmy our class play was presented to a full house Recexpts broke all prevlous records Under the dlrectlon of Mr johnson our English teacher we sponsored a pep fest for the Remer game It conslst ed of smglng commercials by our class sextette and a humorous slut of characters from Allen s Alley A representatlve from the josten Company showed us thelr selection of class rmgs We chose the Anmversary design Held a class meetmg to decide whether the banquet should formal or mformal After long dxscusslon xt was decxded to be mformal Commlttees appointed and plans made for the banquet Oh happy day' We recewed our class rmgs The junior Senlor Banquet at Manhattan Beach Hotel The room was attractively decorated ln blue and gold wmth Talisman roses adornmg the centers of the tables After the three course meal the tables were cleared away and all who wlshed to stay had the opportunity to dance to the fine music of a flve plece orchestra . 16 ' - ' ' ' . 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' , . 15 ' ' J . 13 ' ' . zv ' ' . ze , . - ' , Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Dec an Aprxl May May May May Sernor Year 1947 1948 After eleven years of educatlon thxrty four of us have enrolled as Seniors and started on the home stretch of hlgh school Class elections held m Soclal Class Mr Fields was elected as Class advlsor President Phyllxs Gearey Vlce Presldent Waldo Kline Secretary Maxine Councll and Treasurer Norbert Newton Representatxves on the Student Council are Bonnle Bradfleld and Bob Selbert A representatnve from the Walsworth Bros Company called on us and we decxded to have them prmt our annuals Swanburg prov1ded us wlth carnxval queen and lung candidates th1s year They are Arlyn Young and jim Harker Today wlth the help of a Walsworth representatlve we v1s1ted the various busmess places sohcxtmg advertisements for our annual jlm Harker our candidate was elected Kmg of the Carnival by a wide margxn Mr E Champa of the Champa Studios St Cloud called us today and we decided to have him do our photography work In connection wxth our Socxal Studles on court procedure our class vlslted the Bramered court whxle It was in sesslon Thus trlp proved very mterestmg and educatxonal After a month of dlllgent practxcmg we presented our class play Heart Trouble A large crowd was ln attendance and the play was a success Skxp day A day of no school for us instead lots of fun and picture taking The jumors honored us at a lovely formal banquet and prom Baccalaureate Servxces Tomght the final chapter of our hxgh school career has drawn to a close wnth the Commencement Exercxses and the Issuance of our diplomas I Z . , . - . Z8 ' ' ' . . ' . 4 ' . I 6 . . . . . . 31 , ' ' , Nov. 10 A large crowd assembled tonight for the school carnival. . 18 . . ' . . on J ' ZZ . . . . . Z3 . . . . 8 ' . , 4' , 15 ' . Z3 ' . Name N xck name SENIOR LOW DOWN Pas s txme Pet peeve Saying Prized possessxon Known Charlotte Anderson Ronald Bowman Bonnle Bradneld Iudxth Carlson Maxme Council Mary Dablll Ardis Degnan Dwame Dehayes Duane DeW1tt Clara Dougherty Frank Gardner Phylhs Gearey Stanley Gregory Iames Harker Dorothy Ann Has smann Betty Herzog Robert jones Bowman Bon J udy Mac Art Fr enchxe Chubby Phyl Stan m Herzy Bobb1e Readmg Movles Huntmg Music Readmg Dancmg Workmg at theatre Sklmg Readmg Sknng Skating Sleepmg Drawlng Eatmg Roller skatmg Danclng sknng Studying Athletlcs Sewing Skatmg Eatmg Hor seback rldmg Teasxng School Drxps Nosey people Cowboy musxc Gosszp Those two gxrl Work Girls Pat and Mac Women Oh' for dumb Take It ea sy Oh' Oh! Oh my stars ' For cat s sake Huh' Marty and Oh' Dorothy Teas mg a Car Pancakes Cold coffee Women Ish ' Oh Gad ' Oh fx sh' Rmg Class rmg Plano Watch Rmg Letter sweater Locket Rang Wrlst watch Class rmg Camera Class rmg Wrist watch Dlploma Blble Shlrley Locket Roller skates Bud s rmg Quiet ways Witty remarks Wardrobe Red hair Always with Pat Long blonde halr Neatness Masculme voice Lxght complexlon Slacks Shufflmg walk Strawberry blonde hau- Height Athletxc ab1l1ty Gxft of gab Drawl censored, Exghth Torn curls grade dlploma lcontmued on next page - , g ' by L -- ' oh, uji n - - ' . l ' D -- so . n Q ' . 0. .H - m Name Nick name Pass trme Pet peeve Saymg Prlzed POSSCSSIOD Known Waldo Kline Dolores Kolb joan Lardon Martha McLaughlin Patricia Neuberger Norbert Newton Gladys Olson Pedersen Dorothy Pohl Dale Potz Joyce Schwartz Marlys Schultz Robert Selbert Dons Wally Kolb Shorty Marty Pat Coot Gladys OY Mar Bob Sundermeyer Rlchard Tappe Donna Mae Ar lyn Young Rich Don Squrrt Model buxldmg Sleeplng Music Dr earnmg Skatmg Dancing Danc mg Eating 81 drmklng Dancmg Readmg Dancmg Huntlng Readmg Eatmg Drawmg Gxrls Getting dressed up Having to do nothuw Phyl 8: Dorothy Salty popcorn Work jealous people Two faced Ouch' Ol 33 Horse Feathers Oh sugar ! Letter sweater Watch Are you Class kidding? rmg You dumb Wrist bunny ! people Goodness ' Dor othy Ann Nousy people The new look Burnt toast Shnr 1ey Good enough My word' Oh dear! I reckon watch Diary w rxst watch Wrzst watch Class r.ng Drary Speech medal Dog Embroxdermg Oh be quiet! Flxrtmg Danc mg eatxng Danc mg Noxsy people Cold mghts Long skirts The new look je e sus Honest to Pete ' You Dummy Rlng Dad s car R-mg Sa brac elet 1945 Class rmg Good posture Walk Smile Dark han' Neatness Grxn Pretty eyes harr Blonde halr Drawl Brown eyes Short halr Walk Ba shful ways Fla shy sweater s Neat halrdo Glggle Y . A . u n . . d n n Phyllis Phyl ' ' ' Blonde nj so . ll . . an . on . . - - n CLASS WILL To you Juniors our helrs and successors as head class m this great lnstxtutlon of Pine River Hxgh School we the Senior Class here and now make our final will There are certain gifts whxch we wish to bequeath to our successors not bemg mmdful of anyone we shall now give each has or her endowment To Bruce Cadwell Bonnie Bradfleld wllls her good marks You re lucky Bruce as they aren t easy to achieve Maxine Council wills her height to Leone Anderson Frank Gardner feelmg very generous declded to wall the use of his father s car to Joe Dmgle After hearing Barbara Cromett chattermg away Dale Potz decided to let her have has slow manner of speech Phyllls Gearey wxlls her favorite path the one to the waste paper basket to Stella Knutson of course the gum chewmg hablt goes wxth lt To Gloria Deshayes goes Betty Herzog s ability to turn a flxp ln the a1r Vernon Leseman the lucky boy gets Dwame Deshayes manly figure Phyllis Peterson recewes Martha McLaughl1n s dark brown eyes Watch yourself Phyllis To David Carlson goes Ardxd Degnan s ability to tw1rl a baton She thought you d made an attractive drum major Dav1d! Joyce Schwartz leaves her quiet ways to Delores Hxldrum Margaret Degnan recelves Clara Dougherty s love for ice cream Clara found xt hard to give up! To Wilbur Crackel goes Dorothy Pohl s place on the dance floor at Leader Make good use of xt Wilbur Phyllis Pedersen gives to Virgil Hardy her ablhty to blush To Howard Peterson goes Norbert Newton s place at the head of the Engllsh class by that we mean the front seat Ardls and Richard leave their love habits to Leola Stoutenburg Dolores Kolb wills her tardy record to Charles Norman Charlotte Andersonl eaves her bashfulness to james Denmston She thought you might lxke that James To Lila Belle Murrer goes Judy Carlson s place m the Swanburg Society Wxth a great feeling of generosxty Rlchard Tappe declded to give hxs beautiful sweaters to Maurxce Howe Bonnie Bradfxeld places the Job of bemg edltor of the annual on the shoulders of Helen Hopper lt s a big responsxbxlxty Helen To Robert Heath Dorothy Ann Hassman wills her tmy feet To Glenna Deane Salfxsberg go Pat Neuberger s and Maxme Councxl s methods of getting to dances on Saturday nights Alfred Olson acquires from Joyce Schwartz the back seat on Carlson s bus Be sure you keep It Alfred To Hazel Kargel goes Marlys Schultz slxm waxstlme You re a lucky gurl Hazel fcontmued on next page, Q . - . 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I . u I . -I . 1 O . . 5 n O . . u I . , 0 Class Wall fcontmued Gladys Olson decxded to give Donald Watt her blg blue eyes They ll be very attractive with your dark complexion Donald Duane DeW1tt was stumped as to what he should give away Flnally he decided that perhaps Marvm Ryan would like his sly flirt He also glves Marvm his ability to draw pm up girls To Chfford Emery goes Dwame Deshayes football abxlxty Make good use of it Chfford joan Larson bequeaths her abnlxty to take dlctatxon to Rose Mane Nelson To Mardelle Degnan Dorothy Pohl leaves her abxlxty to catch a man And Oh' what men they are Bob Senbert leaves hxs large vocabulary to Marvm Sass To janet Seaton Dons Sundermeyer leaves her bashfulness To Francls Fraser and Shxrley Flynn goes Martha McLaugh11n s vxm vxgor and vxtahty Marlys Wynn acquires Phyllis Pedersen s dainty ways To Phil Taylor goes Dolores Kolb s voice You 11 have to gargle every To Alma Farnum goes Donna Mae Truax s dark complexion Mary Dabxll decided to let Georgza Shaw have her brands Pat Neuberger leaves her sweaters to Marilyn Backlund Stanley Gregory leaves has he1ght to Darlene Merchant To Leonard Davxs and Marlon Anderson Betty Herzog leaves her drawl After much thought Marlys Schultz decided to leave her short black haxr to Marlys Thompson and Jeanette Olson Phyllis Gearey leaves her contlnuous idle chatter to Mabel Potz It can get you mto lots of trouble Mabel Phyllls knows Arlyn Young leaves her fxgure to Charlotte Rothwell and Marte jepperson Mary Dablll leaves her admiration for Mnldred to Matzlda Wlens To Elsle Davis go Clara Dougherty s slacks Dorothy Ann Hassmann leaves her manner of speech to Raymond Sxefkle james Harker leaves his basketball technique to Ray jokela To Janice Stevens and Drexel jones goes Rxchard Tappe s dark haxr Garnet Arbogast gets Waldo Klmes V8 Dons Sundermeyer bequeaths her quiet ways to Ins Snavely To the junior Class as a whole we leave a skip day to be taken at any t1me they feel approprxate Also the three rows of seats next to the wmdow To the faculty we leave our best wxshes xn gettmg better Senlor Classes ln years to come and we gwe our thanks for all they ve done for us So here and now we seal this Wxll and leave Mr Fields as our sole executor n ' - , night to preserve it, Phil! CLASS PROPHECY After a most careful observation and study of the Senior Class of Nine teen Hundred and Forty Eight I joe Dingle consider myself most capable of making the following predictions 1949 1952 1954- 1955 1958 1959 1960 1961 1965 Marlys Schultz will finally catch her soldier and their wedding IS planned for june Phyllis Pedersen will by now be enrolled in a school for nurses jim Harker signs a contract with Lakers will be in the headlines of papers from coast to coast Shirley won t like his being out of town so much Our old ticket taker Clara Dougherty will advance to the high position of ticket seller Betty Mae Louise Herzog and her multi millionaire husband will build a radio station 1n Pine Rwer so Betty can listen to all of Pine River s basketball games FLASH Phyllis Gearey is still chasing that redhead This time she followed him to Argentine where he is vaccmatmg cows form at Wally s Cafe Exceptional in New York Waldo is happily married to joyce Schwartz If Norbert Newton keeps up his romancmg and no doubt he will he s ln line for his third divorce His other ex wives have sued on grounds of extreme cruelty Frank Gardner is up for another ski title he will compete in the Olympics this year Bob jones will be living on a dude ranch Dorothy Pohl is star of a woman s basketball team She will break all ex1stmg records Dale Potz is the coach of the team The Swanburg girls Arlyn Young Donna Mae Truax and Judy Carlson will have gotten over their male shyness and will be smging in the Radisson Flame Room Dwame Deshayes and his most capable assistant Doris Sunder meyer will Journey to Alaska searchmg for all black penguins I-le is always collecting odd specimens Ronald Dead Eye Bowman will penetrate the jungles of South Africa on an elephant hunting expedition fcontmued on next pagel Dolores Kolb will originate a new Fan Dance , She will per- Clas 1966 1970 1971 1975 1980 s Prophecy contmued Dorothy Ann Hassman w1ll take over Hedda Hopper s pro fesslon of gaddmg about Hollywood Our old playboy Bob Selbert IS st1l1 playlng the held The grass IS always greener on the other slde of the fence eh Bob 9 Pat Neuberger wlll recelve another promotion She wlll have charge of baby szttmg at the Marlow Theatre Maxme Councll wlll be busy knlttlng sweaters for all of the girls that weren t allowed to wear letter sweaters in school outflttmg her brood Rlchard Tappe and Ardls Degnan w11l be busy ralslng football players Bonnie Bradfleld will be the new Dean of Women at Vassar joan Larson w1ll contxnue her study of journahsm unt11 thxs year when she will be made edltor of the Pme Rwer journal Charlotte Anderson w111 be her chlef type setter Martha McLaughlin stlll llves m the cottage on the lake shore after bemg jllted by romeo Bob Selbert she has settled down to a quxet secluded lxfe Incldentally Bob has fmally settled down and IS busy ralslng h1s httle famlly and operatlng the jenkxns County Bank 4 ' 1 Most of her business goes to Mary Dabill who is kept busy RENlElvfBER THE TIME Durmg our h1gh school years there have been many lncldents whxch seem very amusing now though at the tlme some of them were nearly major catas trophes Quite a few of them are too good to be forgotten so lest we forget Remember our junior Class play when Dorothy Ann fell down backstage and when some of our props got locked ln the Home Ec room 9 Wlll any of us forget the looks on the faces of the basketball team when the sextette sang thelr theme songs 7 I doubt that any of us especlally the decoratlon con mittee will forget the Senlor class motto at the 4-7 jumor Semor Banquet I ve often wondered who brought the mouse to Mrs Frledman s English class and scared some of the glrls nearly out of thelr wits Few of us wnll forget Marty s black eye her love for skung seemed to dxe after that Remember the male sextette and Poor Papa 'P And on the same day Santa handed out specxal gxfts to Howard and Dolores Way back m 46 when we were Sophomores we had our own cheerleaders Waldo Klme Rlchard Tappe and Clifford Sxgler Remember? To the glrls of the chorus Do you thmk you ll ever forget Follow Me the Brainerd Muslc Fest1va1'? The aroma seems to hnger on though It s just a memory The original sextette will always remember Careless Love as lf It could be forgotten'l Our Senlor Class play and Sklp Day were both successful and loads of fun too' just thmkmg about our trlp to court m Brainerd I get cold' We 11 all remember the fun of going to games ln buses and smglng our lungs out And how about the tlme ,Ieepers got mto Mr Fzelds lunch? None of us wlll ever forget the last nlght when we each received that pr1zed piece of paper a diploma And now lookmg back on these and our many other good times together we regret leavlng- them and good old Pme Rwer Hxgh School ' - , -- ----- I . it lu , . . I . ' . . 0 . - . I . i . . 0 .. . ut DI . 0 ll ll -- . , . , . . . . . -- - I IC Ol . . . . . I . . . . to ll 4 . . , . I n . . . . . . I I ' v . n . Y . . . . + x 5' 'X QLKYNQ fi-'A JUNIGR CLASS L to R Back Row Wzlbur Crackle Alfred Olson Marvm Ryan Vzrgal Hardy Darlene Merchant Leone Anderson Mabel Potz Charles Norman Maurxce Howe Bruce Cadwell Fourth Row Garnet Arbogast Phil Taylor Donald Wltt Vernon Leseman Franc1s Fraser Ray jokela Bob Heath Leonard Davxs Raymond Slefke Dav1d Carlson Thxrd Row Stella Knutson Rose Mane Nalson Barbara Cromett Howard Peterson joe Dmgle Second Row Helen Hopper Marxe Jepperson lx-1s Snavely Leola Stoutenberg Charlotte Rothwell Elsie Davxs Georgia Shaw Margaret Degnan Glenna Deane Salhsberg Delores Hzldrum Jeanette Olson Front Row Mardelle Degnan Marlys Thompson Alma Farnum Shxrley Flynn Phyllis Peterson Marxon Anderson Hazel Kargel Lxla Belle Murrer Clifford Emery, janet Seaton, Marilyne Backlund, Matilda Wiens, SOPHOMORE CLASS L to R Back Row B111 Dankers Bernard Downlng Wayne Scott Bob Sherwood Dwayne Hodson Dale Arthur Robert Schwartz Fourth Row Leora Wolkenhaur Max McCoy Vxrgll Seaton joe Zxgmund Charles jones Leland jokela Nlaynard Hagen Betty Hunt Third Row Faye Hemple Bonnie Gardner Delores Morgan Juliette Rodean Helen Schlmmlng Bertella Goldmstem Second Row Donna Ball Delores Howard Mary Norman Pat Frxedman Beth Lund Elame Klme joy Collms Donna Schuster Lorraine Peterson Front Row Donna Bryant Genevieve Gross Alma Gerjets Nancy Mxchner Ardls Farr, Ramona Gardner Joyce Hurst Ethel Farnum Beverly Young, Grace Stevens, Inez Potz, Alfield Norman, Lucille Doty, FRESHMAN CLASS Back Row L to R Eugene Froslie Roy Walton, Calvin Nelson Thomas DeBoer Katherine Gearey Alice johnson Norma Struthers Gary Roderuck Elmer Chamberlain Roger Vernon Larry Seaton Row five L to R Lynn Crackel Fred Walton Dennis Heemstra Vaughn Schlopkahl Ronald Emery Bud Murrer George Ingeberg Russell Kraus Dale Maine Delbert jokela Row four L to R Garvin Gregory Bill Burnson Merlyn Kinkel Betty Gard jerry B Caswell Don Hardy Row three L to R Opal jepperson joan Lembke Darlene Robinson Patricia Hofius Helen Staples Shirley johnson Ardys Lieske Elaine Cronk Ethel Large Row two L to R Darlene Gardner Aileen jorgenson Helene Kang Audrey Larson Neomx Nelson lone Hemness jean Finney Helen Boquist Front row L to R Dwayne Froslie Orlen Goldenstein Van Shafer Durane Cadwell Harvey Buchite Loyal Hyatt, Edward Jacobsen Horton Maine , . .3 I I I I I . I I I . I I I ' , . .Z I I I I I I I I ' , . .z . I I I I I Kline, Virginia Hjeltness, Clarice Hoagland, Darwin asore, joe , , - -5 I I . I . . ' I I . I . I . I U , . .5 I ' I . I I l I I I I . ' , . .: . I ' I I I . I I . ' EIGHTH GRADE Back Row L to R joe janousek Bob Rothwell Larry Sundermeyer Cordell johnson Don Richey john Nebel Curtis Hoaglund Robert French Joe Thompson Lloyd Chltwood Third Row L to R Burton Peterson B111 Seaton Gene Olson Loxs Mudlch Helene Murrer Mxldred Swenson janlce Burnson Pr1sc1lla Dab1l1 joyce Schwartz Dean Olson Marvln Clausen john Fraser Mary Stevens Carl Schultz joe Weymore Phxllp Lund Thelma Ware Marxe Knott Margaret Downmg Elva Lundm Rosalxe Berstrom james Wxems LaRoy Anderson Robert Secher Front row L to R Patsy Riley Betty French Barbara Pollock Na.om1 Lxly Agnes Schxmmlng Betty Chltwood Ercxl Peterson Patty Shlelds , . .2 9 I I l . . ' . ' 1 ' ' , . .: , . , ' . . ' ' . D . , . . . ' I . 3 o Second row, L. to R.: l I i . ' l ' i . . . . . ' . , , , . , . .3 , ' , I . . ' . . , . , . , . . SEVENTH GRADE Back Row L to R john Hurst james Longerbone Arthur Ingberg jerry Backlund Eddie Pearsall Glenn Hassmann Roger Staples Larry Olson Frank Hamilton Row 5 L to R Beverly Basore Betty Fzck Vemta Hoke LeRoy Crackel Donald Fxck Ross Kllbury Bernard Pxcolett Marvxn Watt Vera Olson Sadle King janlce Schlapkahl Row 4 L to R. Bob Burk Eugene Bradfleld Marle Wxcklme Shlrley Board Marvm McAl11ster Mzchael Caswell Row 3 L to R Bob Pacey Wallace Hanson Rxchard Thorson Barbara Dougherty Joyce Satchell june jones Wanda Large Anne Sorenson Carolyn Schantz Delwyn Cross John Thompson Row Z L to R Lila Fmney Barbara Hernness Sally LaT1er Dlanne Stoutenburg Annette Deshayes Freda Wynn Bonnie Ingberg Joyce Larson Front row L to R jay johnson Roland O Leary Charles Froslxe Gerald Degnan john Plnlhps Bxll Arnold james Smith Wayne Bowman Kexth Moser , . .: I I I I I D I Q ., . .: I . I . 1 I . , . , . , . . ' , . , L . ., . 'C ' . , . . . , . ' Palma johnson, Donna Rice, Vivian, Boquist, Everett Gildow, . . ' . ' ., . .: I ' I . j , D I I Q l 0 ., . .3 E I I . I E y I I ' I r , . .: U . ' I y 1 l l I l I E 0 O' 2 l NEWSPAPER STAFF L to R Back Row Lorrame Peterson Rosalie Bergstrom Alfield Norman Barbara Cromett Juliette Rodean Pat Neuberger Maxme Councxl joy Collins Patsy Rxley Mary Stevens Second Row Faye Hemple Elsle Davxs Phyllis Gearey Glenna Deane Salhsberg Rothwell Marlys Schultz Erszl Peterson Front Row Mr Nelson Adv1sor,joe Dingle Sports Writer, Joan Larson Editor janet Seaton Assistant Editor Delores Hzldrum Feature Edltor, Mxss Pawlowskx Advisor jim Harker, Norma Struthers, Bob Seibert, Clara Dougherty, Charlotte SCHOOL PATROL Back Row L to R Garvin Gregory Alfred Olson Bernard Downing Bob Sherwood Dwaine Deshayes Dale Arthur Dennis Heematra Marvin Ryan Bill Burnson Marvln McAll1ster B111 Dankers Second Row I.. to R Vernon Leseman joe Dingle Waldo Klme Clifford Emery Raymond Sexfke Robert Heath Vxrgxl Seaton Garnet Arbogast Roger Vernon Wilbur Crackel Elmer Chamberlain Front Row L to R Bill Arnold Donald Smith Stanley Gregory fCaptainj Leola Stoutenburg Vxrgmna Hjeltness Dorothy Hassmann joy Collins Francis Fraser U..leutenantl Donald Hardy Bob Burk . 3 1 q u I I I I I I I Q . . I I ' ,u p n ro I I I I . . . I I I I I I ' . g - , . I I U . . . . D l I I I U ' JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Back Row L To R Director ldr Brueberg Marvin Ryan Charlotte Rothwell, Salhsberg janet Seaton Vernon Leseman Front Row L To R james Dennnston Francis Fraser joe Dmgle Barbara Cromett Helen Hopper, Georgia Shaw Rose Marie Nelson? Leone Anderson: Delores Hildrumg Glenna Dean TRIPLE TRIO L to R janet Seaton Pat Neuberger Marlys Schultz Dolores Kolb Bonnie Bradfxeld Phyllis Gearey Clara Dougherty Donna Schuster Maxme Council A new school organxzatxon this year the Trxple Tr1o was the result of enlargmg the orxgmal glrls sextette Under the capable dlrectxon of Mrs C E Hughes the girls made progressmg strxdes U1 their muslcal work Although several classics and tradxtlonals such as Ave Marne Beautxful Dreamer To a Wxld Rose and Green Cathedral were included the Trxple Tl'1O s outstanding 11st of accomphshments was ln the serm classncal held pxeces such as Wantmg You Rose Room I m Falling m Love Wlth Someone Serenade ' from the Student Prmce Sweethearts from Sweethearts My Hero and Wxll You Remember from Maytime . . .1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . . . . 1 . . . 1 1 p . . . 11 . 11 1 11 . 11 Ol . 11 11 ' 11 1 1 . . 1 . . . . 1 . . . . 11 . 11 11 11 - -- 1 1 01 I . . - ' 11 ll O ll 1 1 1 11 ll ' lv 04 Il 11 11 04 - 1 1 I IO In ll , . BATON TWIRLERS LtoR F H m le Mane jepperson Barbara Cromett Ardls Degnan Glenna Dean a IS erg y Rodean Lorraine Peterson, aye e p , ' . , ' , S lf' b , Bett Hunt, Juliette BAN D L to R Back Row Delwyn Cross Wallace Hanson B111 Arnold Bob Burk Carl Schultz Bill Seaton Bxll Burnson B111 Dankers Donald Smxth Second Row jamce Burnson Helene Kmg Eugene Bradfield james Lonegerboone Roger Vernon Elmer Chamberlain Georgia Shaw Stanley Gregory Donald Hardy joyce Larson Front Row jerry Flelds Ramona Gardner Nancy Mxchner Dolores Howard Betty Herzog Marllyne Backlund Matllda Wlens joyce Swartz The attempt made thls year to revlve the school band proved to be successful and although progress was slow all that was done was a step m the rlght dlrectlon Through the efforts of Mr Shaw and the wlllmgness of the members the band got off to a good start and the next few years should see a steady growth ln membershlp and accompllshment . ., I I I I I I I I D I I I . I 1 I I I I I I . I I I I I I I I . 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I CHEERLEADERS OMETT JANET SEATO ASSISTANT CHEERLEADERS JULIETTE RODEAN -- ELAINE KLINE -- MARIE JEPPERSON SPEECH L to R Back Row Georgla Shaw Glenna Deane Salfisberg Bill Dankers Vernon Leseman Pat Frnedman Norma Struthers Charlotte Rothwell Phil Taylor Frank Gardner Joy Collms Marlon Anderson Second Row Rlchard Tappe Bob Selbert Duane DeW1tt Helen Hopper Ins Snavely Mar1lyneBacklund Mr Brueberg Front Row Rosalie Bergstrom Ardls Degnan Phyllis Gearey Marlys Schultz Bonnie Bradfleld Phyllis Pededsen Shxrley Flynn Delores Hildrum Elva Lundin, Juliette Rodean, Alfield Norman, Beth Lund, The Local Speech Contest was held at Plne River on February 13 Twenty seven students partnclpated which IS a deflmte increase over last year s number Under the classlhcatxon of humorous speeches 10 participated and Richard Tappe Georgia Shaw and Rosalie Bergstrom won superlor ratmgs ln the memorlzed oratory group Helen Hopper was the superlor partlclpant Ardls Degnan came out on top ln the serxous type Supenors m orngmal oratory were Bonnie Bradheld Marlys Schultz and Juliette Rodean Bob Selbert the only student who went out for extemporaneous speakmg gamed a supenor Next came the Dxstrxct Speech Festwal wh1ch was held at Axtkm on February 17 The trlp by bus Included all the students who had taken part ln speech work The Pme Rlver ratmgs at Altkm were as follows Rosalie Bergstrom very good Helen Hopper very good Ardxs Degnan very good Rzchard Tappe very good Georgla Shaw excellent jullette Rodean excellent Bonnle Bradheld excellent, Marlys Schultz superior Bob Selbert did not take part lh thxs contest Everyone had lots of fun m Antkln and learned a great deal more about speech We also met many mterestmg people Marlys Schultz partlclpated ln the Reglonal Contest at Fergus Falls on March 31 . 1 D .. . I 1 ' I ' 1 D ' Q . -- I -- ' -- I - I -- I -- : -- - -- STUDENT COUNCIL L to R Back Row Duane Young 8th grade Russel Kraus 9th grade Chuck jones 10th grade Howard Peterson Jumor Jay johnson 7th grade Front Row Helene Murrer 8th grade Bonnie Bradfxeld semor Bob Seibert senior Norma Struthers 9th grade Mr Fields Advisor Secretary Bonnie Bradfleld Advisor Mr Fields Among the varxous accompllshments of the 1947 48 Student Council were a successful carmval homecommg several dances and arrangements for next year s assembly programs Other mlnor matters were also taken care of and actlon taken on numerous proposals brought before the Counczl 7th grade representative Marlon Stansbury and JUIIIOI' jamce Stevens were replaced after each dropped school due to xllness. ' . ' 3 f 3 President - '---- - Bob Seibert The Senior Class chose for 1ts annual play a domestic comedy ln three acts Heart Trouble by Howard Chenery Mr Fred Morrzson comes home one day and f1I'ldS h1s household ln a state of general confuslon due to the entanglements of hls son junior h1s wxfe s socxal ambltlons and a headache caused by a plece of land he owns Laura the oldest daughter becomes involved m romantzc compll catzons and father has to step ln to stralghten thmgs out wxth the and of teen age daughter Patr1c1a As the curtam falls everythmg has worked out and the famxly 1S at peace once more The cast was as follows junlor Morrlson Patrlcla Morr1son Laura Morrlson Mrs Morrlson Conrad Tyler Lenore Appleby jethro Appleby Beatrlce Tyler Dxrector Ass t Dlrector Prompters Stage Managers Rlchard Tappe ,Ioan Larson Ardls Degnan Dolores Kolb Duane DeW1tt Phyllls Gearey Frank Gardner Nlarlys Schultz Mr A C Brueberg Bonme Bradfleld Martha McLaughl1n Pat Neuberger Maxine C ounc ll Phyllls Pederson Stanley Gregory Mr. Morrison '-- Waldo Kline -aff FGCTBALL SQUAD L to R Back Row Dwame Deshayes -'I-Ialfback Russell Kraus Calvm Nelson Bob Selbert Max McCoy Chfford Emery Bob Sherwood L toR FrontR joe Z1gmund jlm Harker Chuck jones R1chard Tappe joe Dmgle Garnet Arbogast H Matson Mascots B111 Burnson johnny Fraser OW End End Quarterback End Fullback Center Center End End Fullback Quarterback End Coach Merlyn Kinkel - - ' Q uarterback RICH DWWINE SKIP CHUCK MATSoN .TOEY JTM R GARNET KIP The Pme River Tzgers opened the 194-7 48 football season very xmpresslvely on September 19 defeatmg Akeley co holder of last year s title It was a well played game and the Trgers came out on top 14 to 6 for the lhltlal vlctory of the season September 26 Hackensack went down to defeat before the Pme River boys by a score of 14- to 0 Th1s game was played at Hackensack Backus came to Pme Rwer on October 3 and a hard played game was the result The weather was very unfavorable However the T1gers came out on top by a score of Z0 to 30 October 8 m true homecommg fashion the Tlgers slashed then' opponents lnto submxsslon bulldlng up the overwhelmlng score of 44 to 6 This vlctory over L-ongvllle made four vlctorles ln successlon for Pme River The Tlgers traveled to Pequot October 15 to recewe thezr only de feat of the season Pequot came out on the long end of the 13 to 6 score In the last game of the season played at Pme Rxver on October 31 we txed Walker 6 to 6 to rate us thxrd place ln the Longbow League Four wms one t1e and one defeat was an outstandlng record for the Tlgers ln vlew of the fact that they had one of the hardest schedules m the League I I . 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Q 1 I 9 . . 1 1 l 1 y . 1 I BASKETBALL TEAM L to R Back Row Coach H Matson Bob Sherwood Howard Peterson Bob Sexbert Lenard Davis Front Row joe Zxgmund Ray jokela jam Harker Francis Fraser joe Dingle ' Guard Guard Forward Forward Guard Forward Center Forward Guard Merlyn Kinkel Forward SKIP RRY W 11' x Q JURY FRANcaS Immedxately followmg the football season Coach Matson organxzed hzs basketball team wlnch consisted of all the regulars of the year before who had consxderable experience The A squad numbered about twelve along wnth a large B team The openmg game of the season after two weeks of practlce was played with Pmllager at Pme Rzver The Txgers took the lead early 1n the game and were never ln danger after that wlnmng 42 26 The flrst game after Thanksglvlng vacatlon on December Z brought the Tlgers to Motley On thelr small floor Pme Rxver took the game to the tune of 38 Z4 A very xmportant game as It was the Txgers hrst conference game was played at Pequot and It ended ln an upset of the Pme Rwer qumtet at the end was 32 Z1 A return game played wrth Motley at Pme River on the 16th saw the Tlgers ln front 40 30 as the flnal whistle blew In the same week Pme Rxver handxly won over I..ongv11le 40 Z5 The last game before Chrlstmas the orange and black journeyed to Bramerd In a prelxmlnary to the jumor College game Pme Rwer played the Bramerd B team defeatmg them 34 Z8 The Txgers return game at Longvllle on january 9 saw Pme Rwer wm another vxctory chalked up by a score of 42 Z7 On january 15 Pme Rwer was host to Backus Thls gamed proved to be a thrlller, hard fought down to the last second of play wxth Pme Rlver emergmg vxctor1ous 37 34 The Txgers return game wlth Plllager added another v1ctory on their strmg The boys played hard but couldn't get on the top side of the score which, of sxx straxght But the worm turned and on the 23rd Pme Rxver took their second loss at the hands of Walker by a 46 36 score On the 27th the T1gers trounced an lnexperienced Hackensack team 51 9 The second encounter w1th Pequot was played at Pme Rwer on jan uary 30 ln thxs crucxal game Pequot s ' hoax brought Pme Rwer s thxrd defeat 29 26 On February 3 the Tlgers played a strong New York Mxlls team at Staples and won 35 31 ln a close tussel On February 6 Backus was determmed to avenge thexr former defeat and dld so by trampling the Txgers 31 Z0 on the Backus court The last conference game was at Hackensack on February 10 defeat mg them by the narrow margm of Z4 19 The greatest game the season was played wlth Walker The Txgers completely outplayed them golng The sub dxstrlct tournament was held at Staples on February Z4 Z5 Z6 Z7 Pme Rwer was unsuccessful in advancing beyond the f1rst round playxng Verndale whlch was the top place team m the west d1v1s1on of the D1str1ct Pme Rwer dropped thxs game 38 Z9 not bemg able to quell a determmed Verndale team whlch went on to wm the sub district tourna ment This game ended the season wlth the standlngs for the conference and non conference games at thirteen wms and four losses Pme Rwer galned th1rd place ln the Longbow League losmg three out of the elght conference games We re lookmg forward to an even more successful season next year with good materxal commg up affordmg us a brxght future ln basketball ahead to win 34-'ZS in a 1ightning'fast game. LETTERMEN'S CLUB L to R Back Row Merlyn Kmkel Russell Kraus Chfford Emery Drexel jones Garnet Arbogast Charles jones Ray jokela Lenard Davis Bob Front Row Howard Peterson Bob Selbert joe Dingle jim Harker Francls Fraser joe Zlgmund Rlchard Tappe Sherwood, Mr. Matson. ' fs 2' ,Q 5 Y , 4, Si 'V Students of the Pme Rnver School were fortunate m havmg a fine clear day for thexr xmtxal Homecommg celebratzon whlch took place on Wednesday October 8 1947 Everythxng ran accordmg to schedule as asplrants for the t1tle of Homecommg Queen posed for the photographers at one o clock prlor to the start of the parade whlch formed ln front of the schoolhouse The parade was led by a group of student majorettes who gave promzse of becoming prominent baton twzrlers in future years Many floats were mterspersed ln the lme as the student body followed their varlous choices for queen all of whom rode at the head of the parade directly behind the majorettes The t1tle of Homecoming Queen was bestowed upon Norma Struthers who won out over a fleld of slx candldates and bemg duly crowned Norma relgned over the remamder of the day s ac t1v1t1es and m true homecomxng fashzon the Pme Rxver Tigers slashed their Longvxlle opponents mto submlssnon in the football game to wm by a score of 44 to 6 Wmmng floats m the parade were the flrst prxze wxnner whlch depzcted the plowmg under of a football opponent and the second prlze wlnner showmg the T1gers actmg as the executioner for the luckless vlctnm of hls hanglng ability No small feature was the sanxtatlon department occupymg the clean up spot m the parade Touchlng off the bonf1re at elght o clock the student body en joyed then' outdoor fellowship until 8 30 when everyone took part ln the dancmg ln the school audltorlum Many old grads were present throughout the day and at the dance whnch brought the flrst homecommg celebratlon to a successful close. 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The whistle for the opening kickoff was heard, CLASS TOURNAMEN TS Among extra currxcular actxvttxes thls year was a basketball tour nament between the vartous classes from mnth through the twelfth grades The games were played durmg the noon hour the second week m March Students were enthusxastxc 1n support of thexr teams Every team fought hard but xn the end the .IUDIOTS and Senlors were the two top qulntets The champlonshlp game was played March 12 before the student body Both teams played a good game and a healthy rwalry was 1n evxdence The junxors were vlctonous and walked away w1th the champlonshlp only to fall before a scrappy faculty team the following week These tournaments provided an outlet for student enthusiasm durmg the quleter months and should be promoted m future years as an annual aCtlVlty VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMEN TS Another act1v1ty thls year was a co educational volleyball tournament promoted by the Student Counc1l Nmety sxx students partlclpated and were chosen for teams by twelve boys who acted as captalns The games were popular with both the players and spectators and provided good noon hour Francis Fraser was captam of the wlnnmg team Thls team was awarded a trophy for achlevmg the champlonshxp WALSWORTH YALIWOITH U S , . . . 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