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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1956 volume:

we PINE BOUGH SENIOR CLASS 1956 PINE RIVER HIGH SCHOOL PINE RIVER MINNESOTA 7 ofCon,ents DEDICATION AMD MEMORIAE! ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SCHOOL PERSONNEL SENIOR OFFICERS SENIOR PICTURES SENIOR PARTICIPATIONS JR. AND SR. PROM OF 1955 JUNIOR PICTURES SOPHOMORE PICTURES FRESHMEN PICTURES EIGHTH GRADE PICTURES SEVENTH GRADE PICTURES ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS MISS IRIS SNAVELY Endeared to the hearts of many students and faculty members, Pine River High School suffered a great loss on the passing of Miss Iris Snavely on May 7, 1955. During her five years' service as secretary to Mr. Fields she performed many extra services for both faculty and students. Her untiring efforts, her manner of getting little things accomplished set a goal for all to strive to attain. JOHNSON BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY 2 SUPERINTENDENT MR. ALLAN FIELDS t'KUNT ROW: DACK ROW: ■MAS. SUN I'AG, KIRS ANDhhSI ' , ..TSS JOHNS(.., KiLLi.iT MRS. COFFLAND, MRS. MACMILLAN, MRS. TOWLER, MRS. JOHNSON MR. HAMARI, MR. RTJEBERG, MR. HKZANKA, MR. hlCKELSON HR. PAPKE, MR. WEST, MR. RICE, MR. MILLER, MR. GRAVES MR. HICKMAN Faculty MRS. SONTAG------Mathematics MISS ANDERSoN------Librarian, English 12 MISS JOHNSON-----Girl's Phy. Ed., Health, Science MRS. KELLETT-----Senior High English MRS. COFFLAND------School Nurse MRS. i-lACMILLAN---Home Economics MRS. TOWLER------Junior High English, Art MRS. JOHNSON----Junior Hiph English, Chorus MR. HAMARI-------Elementary Principal MR. BRUE3ER0-------Co-ordinator, Occupational Training MR. REZANKA----social Stuaies, Loach iilh. MICKSLSON----Industrial Arts MR. PAPKE----History, Coach MR. iVEST-----Commercial MR. RICE------General Science, biology. Chemistry MR. MILLER-------Boy's Phy. Ed., Health, Driver's Education, Coach MR. GRAVES-—Band i.1R. HICKMAN----Junior High Math, Agriculture, Physics 4 PINE RIVER LOCKER KN'JTSON' S BAKERY FRONT ROW: BrtCK ROW: MRS. SEVERBID, MRS. FIELDS, MRS. HICKEL, MRS. «hTHUR, MRS. LUNDRIGrtN MRS. MaLMO, MRS. PAPKE, MRS. FLATEGR«FF, MRS. SEATON, MRS. ENGLER Grade Faculty MRS SRVFRKTn Grade RJRT.nS First Grade MRS WTOKF.T............. First Grade MRS ARTHTTR Grade MRS T.miDRTGAN . . Fifth Grade MRS MAT.MO Grade MRS PAPKF. Third Grade FT,A TSGRAFF „ , Grade MRS SKA TOM Grade MRS. ENGLER , Grade 5 NORT«PINE DAIRY L. M. SFVERFID SECRETARIES r'ARBARA DOUGHERTY, CLEOTA GORMAN PATTY NELSON, CAROL KNUTSON JANITORS EARL KRAMER AND CLYDE SEATON THE COOKS MRS. ANDERSON AND MRS. BOARD FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: MISSING: BUS DRIVERS CHARLES BUSS, DALE ERICKSON, EDWIN DURM, FRED POHL, BILL RICHEY GERALD HOEFS, PATTL KUSCHEL, ROLLIN HERZOG, DON DABILL, GLEN LEVERINGTON, LEROY SATHERLIE BILL SCHUSTER 6 PINE RIVFR CLINIC JAMES SHERWOOD (Jim) He would argue all night to prove he was right. ROGER HICKMAN (Hog) Tne adjective swell fits him well. Seniors CLASS MOTTO LAUNCHED BUT NOT ANCHORED CLASS COLORS ROYAL BLUE AND SILVER CLASS FLOWER AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE GV.'ENDYNE HIES (Gwen) I think that I shall never 3can a tree as lovely as a man. LAVONNE GARDNER She exposes the theory that all women are talk- ative. DON LUNDRIGAN 1 ( WILLIAM SOEHTH (Pat) I'm a bold man; take not ice. NEVA WILCOX girl who rest; In task she does her best. A dandy knows no every SHARYL OLSON (Chuck) Don't recite so loudly; I'm sleeping. MARIAN WaLTON I am the pattern of all patience. TERRY OLIN (Tez) That sounds almost as good as if I'd said it myself. JANICE WILSON (J an) What's life without love? ROLAND NIJGENT BSVSRLY T!!LENCHIK (Bev) A rlnr on the fin-per is worth two on t' e phene. ALVIN NEVJTOIl (Butch) I’m out for a ood tine; dare you to coino alone. Life is what you make it, ■� .ve me the works. KARLA TAPPS And still they pazed, and still the wonder prew that one head could carry all she knew. GARY MOSER (Mo) I'm not nearly so bashful as I seem. CAROL PROFFIT While all tonpues are wappinp, mine is takinp a rest. 4 10 ARVID M0N50N I came, saw and overcame MKRLYN JOHNSON (Hert) I say little; hut I know a lot. ' PATRICIA NELSON (Pat) Her winsom smile does many a lad beguile. IVAN JOHNSON He doesn't study his lessons; he lessons his study. JUNNELL LIEN I'll not budge an r I inch. M a 11 RICHaRD HOUSTON (Dick) A handsome lad so dark and tall; Dick is liked by one and all. KiiREN JONES (Boots) She has a far-away look In her eye; she is looking at her feet. DONALD HEDLUND (Don) I am the very pink courtesy. Carolyn jones She's sudden if a thing comes in her head. JAMES GEAREY (Jim) I'm just the man I'm look ing for. RONALD WARE (Ronnie) I'm not slow; I Just take my time. y WILLIAM GARDNER (Bill) He was ever ready with sudden comments. AUDRE JOHNSON She has an idea in mind; but who is he? RICHARD ARONES (Dick) Mirthful comic shows. DELPHINE HOWARD Zounds) I was never so bethump'd with words. 13 NOliliA Johnson There's lanruare in her eye, her cheek, her lip. CLEOTA GORMAN Have more than thou shoviest. Speak less than thou lcnowest. ARLEEK GOLDENSTEIN (Tootle) Ready for work; ready for fun; a rood friend to everyone. JOYCE HARRIS ''She could be moved to smile at anything JANET DAVIS Some say she is quiet; others doubt it. ' JOANN ISRAELSON All work and no fun is no life for any- SUSAN ANDERSEN (Susie) The quitter never v;ins; the winner r.sver quits. JOANNE DE !:i: A sweet personality, full of rascality. GLADYS BOQUIST Let's have fun while we can. MARILYNN CARLSON Why can't I fo to Boys' Town? Senior Participations SUSAN ANDERSEN Audio Visual 2 Band l,2,3� j4 Chorus 2,3,4 Clarinet Quartet 2,3 Dance Band 3� U G.A.A. 1,2,3,U Honor Society Newspaper Newspaper Editor Pep Club Speech Student Council 3,U 3 b l 1,2 b RICHARD ARONES Annual Staff 14- Basketball 2,3,i| Bus Patrol 2 Chorus 3,1+ Class Play 3 Football 3 Lettermen Club 4 Newspaper 2 JOANNE BEHKE Annual Staff 14 Band 1,2,3,14 Baton Twirling 3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,14 Class Play 3 Dance Band 3,U C • A • A • 1,2,3,14 Newspaper Pep Club 1,2,3,14 CLADYS BOQUIST KRRII.YNN CARLSON Annual Star? I4. Band 1,2,3 U Cheerleader 1,2,3,14-Chorus 2,3,U Clarinet Quartet 2,3 Class Officer 2 Class Play 3 Dance Band 3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,U Newspaper 2,3,ll Pep Club 1,2,3,14-Sextette 2,3,lr Speech 2 JANET DA IS Bus Patrol 2, G.A.A. 2,3, Pep Club 2,3, Speech Tumbling LAVOKNE GARDNER Annual Staff Band 1,2, Class Officer G.A.A. 1,2,3, Newspaper Pep Club 1, Student Council (continued) 15 fr-K)4---P'-p-V -p- ( JW-F--p-Uj (Senior Participations Continued) SI 1 . .1 Class Play 3 JAM.S PEARLY ’’ase ball 1,2,3,1. ’asketball 1,2,3,!; Class Play 3 Class Officer 2 Football 1,2,3,1+ Lettermen Club 2,3 AULdd'- ccldknstsi:; Annual Staff Band i+ 1.2.3,1; Hrass Sextette 7l Chorus 3,1+ Clas3 Play u Dance nnnd 3,1+ G.A.A. 1, 2,3,1+ onor Society 1+ Newspaper 1+ Pep Club 1 Sextette 2,3,1+ Trumpet Trio 3,1+ CLEOTA GORMAN Chorus 1,3,1+ JOYCE HARRIS flhor is 2 DONALD HSPLUND Ann lal Staff 1+ Basketball 2,3,1+ us Patrol 3 Chorus 3,1+ CM ass Flay 3 Class Of 'leer 1 Letterraen Club 1+ Student Council T ROGER TTTCKMAN Annual Staff 1+ Audio Visual 2,3,1+ Band 1, 2,3,1+ Boys' Quartet 3,1+ Brass Sextette 2 Chorus 3,1+ Class Play 3 Class Officer 1,1; Dance Band 3,1; Honor Society 3,1; Speech 2,3,1; Student Council 1,1; RICHARD HOUSTON Baseball 2,3,1; Basketball 2,3,1; Cbor i3 3,1; Football 1,2,3,!; Lettermen Club 3,); . r: � i :.r um’Ofp . i.v L k.. ) .. o � . Baseball 3,1 Basketball 1,2,3,!; .oo tball 3,1; Lettersion Club 3,1+ Student Council 2 JOAN ISRAELSON rj:ee Johnson .r.nunl Stuff Choru3 Class Play G.A.A. Newspaper Pop Club Sextette 1+ 2,3,1+ 3 1,2,3,1+ 3,1+ 1,2 3 i-a.RLIN JOHNSCN Long Prairie 2,3 norm; Johnson Cheerleader 1,2,3,It G.A.A, 1,2,3,I Library Aid 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3,1+ Student Council 2 C .ROLvN JONAS Alexander Ramsey 2 Audio Visual 2 Cheerleader 3 Cborus 1,1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,1; Pep Club 1,2,3 KAREN JONS: Annual Staff 1; Band 1,2,3,!; Brass Sextette 2 Chorus 1,2,3,1+ Class flay 3 Class Officer 3 Dance Band 3,1+ G.A.A. 1,2,3,!+ Newspaper 2,3,1+ Pep Club 1,2 Sextette 2,3,1+ JULIO KATA,1 Annual Staff Band Cheerleader Chorus Class Play Dance Band G.A.A. Newspaper Pep Club Sax Quartet Sextette Speech 1+ 1,2,3,1+ 1 2,3,1; 3 3,1+ 1,2,3,1+ 3,1+ 1,2 2,1+ DELPHINE HOWARD Annual Staff 1; Band 1,2,3,1+ Brass Sextette 2 Chorus 2,3,1; Sextette 2,3,1; Student Council 3,U JUNNELL LION Annual StafF 1; Band 1,2,3,1+ Chorus 3,k Clarinet Quartet 2,u Dance Band ‘ G.A.A. 1,2,3,1+ Honor Society 3,1+ Lettermen Club 3.1+ Newspaper 3,1+ Pep Club 1,2 cart:, proffit Sax Quartet 3,1, Annual otaff 1+ Sextette 3.1; Chorus 1 Studnt Council 1,3 G.A.A. 1,2 ,3,1+ Pep Club 1 A.;VIC MOHSOM Annual Staff 1+ JAKES SHERWOOD Audio Visual 1+ Annual Editor 1+ Bus Patrol Audio Visual 2,1+ Chorus 3,1+ Parketball 2 Class Play 3 3-ys' Quartet 1+ lonor Society 3,1+ Chorus 3,1; Speech 3,1+ Class Play 3 Class Officer 1,1+ GARY MOSER Football 1 .3,1; Band 2,3 onor Society 3,1; Baseball 1+ Lettermen Cl b 3,1+ Basketball wtudent Council 1; Bu3 Patrol h Choru3 b ;illial suerth Football 3,4 Annual Staff k Letteraen Club ll baseball 1,2 ,3,1; Basketball 2 ALVIN NEWTON Class Officer 3 basketball 2 Football 2 ,3,1; Football 1 Lottern.en Club 2 ,3,1; Student Council b PATRICIA NELSON Chorus 1,3 KARLA TAPPK j .A.A. 1,2,3 Class' Officer 1,2 Library Aid 1,2,3 Honor Society 3,1+ Pep Club 1,2.3 Library Aid 1 ,2,3 Student Council 1; Newspaper 1,2 Student Council 2 3WENDYUE NIES Annual ictaff 1+ BEVERLY TULEN’C II Band 1 ,2,3,1+ Band 2,3 Chorus 3,1+ Cheerleader 3 Class Play 3 Class Officer 2,3 Class Officer 3,1) G.A.A. 1,2 ,3,1+ Clarinet Quartet 2,3 Newspaper 3 Dance Band 3.1+ Pep Club 1,2 ,3,1+ .-.A. 1 ,2,3,1; Student Council 3 Newspaper 3,1� Pep Club 1,2 MARIAN WALTON Sextette 1; G.A.A. 2 ,3,1+ Student Council 1; Library Aid 2 Pequot Lakes 2,3 ROSE NORMAN Annual Staff 1+ RONALD WARE Chorus 2,3,1+ Band 3,1+ Class Play 3 Bus Patrol 3,1+ G.A.A. 2,3,1+ School Patrol 1,2 Speech 3.1+ REVA WILCOX HOLLAND NUGENT Annual Staff k Chorus 2 Chorus 2,3.4 Honor Society 3,1+ TERRY OLIN School Patrol 1; Annual Staff 1+ Speech 3,4 Audio Visual 2,3,1+ 3aseball 2.3,1+ JANICE WILSON Basketball 2,3,1+ Annual Staff 1; Chorus 1+ nd 1,2.3.1+ Class Play 3 Class Officer 3 Lettermen Club h Dance Band 3.k G.A.A. 1,2,3.1+ SHARYL OLSON Honor Society 1+ Annual Staff 1+ Newspaper 3,J Baseball 1, 2,3,1+ Pep Club 1, 2,3 Basketball 2.3.1; Sax Quartet 3,1+ lb GETTING READY FOR THE RIC NIGHT Prom TIME OUT BETWEEN DANCES DICK AND MARILYNN One of the highlirhts of the school year was the annual Junior-Senior Prom, which was held on May 19, 1955. The festivities be an with a three-course banquet. Between the courses of the banquet, music was furnished by two musical groups. The first--Jim Sherwood and Roger Hickman, sang Tulips in Heather , and the Junior Girls' Sextette then concluded the entertainment by singing Mam'selle . Following the banquet, the guests adjourned to the beautifully decorated auditorium. The theme, Evening in Paris , was carried out with dainty Perisian sidewalk cafes along the walls. The scent of small pine trees, which were placed in front of these cafes, mingled with the fragrant aroma of bouquets of lilacs, helped to create the illusion of being seated in an outdoor cafe in the streets of Gay Paree. Music for the unforgettable occasion was furnished by Howie Hill's Orchestra. PINE MOTOR CO. Homecoming The 1955 Homecoming was held two days of festive activities. On Thursday afternoon, a parade was held, which consisted of the different grades marching in groups, with the queen and her attendants riding in separate cars. In the evening the first game under the new lights was played between Pillager and Pine River, with the latter being victorious by a score °f +5-13. Between halves of the game the Senior candidates: Audre Johnson. Junnell Lien, Norma Johnson, Gwenayne NIes, and Mari-lynn Carlson, were introduced to the ardent fans. Of these five girls, Audre was crowned Homecoming Queen by co-captains Jim Gearey and Pat Suerth. Janice Nelson and Lucille Bjore were the attendants from the Junior and Sophomore classes respectively. On Friday evening the annual Homecoming Dance took place, with many alumni attending. Music for the dance was furnished by the new Hi-Fi phonograph, which was a gift to the school by the Senior class of 1955. THE BIG DANCE DUBBS FEED STORE 18 PINE RIVER JOURNAL FIRST ROW: HARRIET OINTSR, BEVERLY BAIR, C:IARLOTTE GOOCHEY, ETHEL OLSON, KAREN Weimar, fenny eergstrom, judy nelson, judy crandall, judy goddard, Harriet young, DORIS KNOTT, ARDITH PETERSON, ELDORA HJCHITE ECOND ROW: ARJEAN FOLKERS, JEANNE SECHSER, NORA SATCHELL, HAROLD CLAUSSEN, JANICE NELSON, ALLAN BUCHANAN, JERRY GRAVDAHL, MARY RIDER, RONALD OLSON, MELBA JOHNSON, SANDRA PETERSON, JEANETTE WEISE, LINDA HARDY THIRP ROW: HAROLD MEAGHER, RICHARD NUGENT, ERVIN GRAVDAHL, LEROY PARSONS, JOYCE HU i5EY, CONNIE STAPLES, ERVIN BANNISTER, ESTHER DABILL, JOAN DABILL, AVERILL BJORE, JIM SUERTH, NEAL RUBITSCHUNG, .RICHARD POHL, DONALD CAMPBELL, GENE CARLSON FOURTH ROW: CHUCK WICKLINE, GENS KINKEL, LAWRENCE GILL, ROBERT MAUST, CALVIN KUSC'EL, ’AVID JOHNSON, PILL JOHNSON, STANLEY WALLAK, DON SMITH, RALPH PERRY, BILL ELLIS, DAVID HANSON, GALEN STRUTHERS, DWIGHT RILEY, ELDON HOPPER Juniors PRESIDENT...... VICE PRESIDENT. SECRETARY...... TREASURER...... REPRESENTATIVES ADVISOR........ ...KAREN WEIMAR ....ETHEL OLSON ..JANICE NELSON ...JUDY GODDARD ....JUDY NELSON MRS. MACMILLIAN MISSING: JERRY FIELDS 20 AALTO'S JEWELRY SHERWOOD BUICK 3 v: • .-.t r: t rske, darla Johnson, delores puhrer, Robert aker, dennis PETSRSoW, BERNICE KNOTT, BILL SHOWALTER, JANICE PERKINS, BEVERLY REHME, PATTY HAFF, SHIRLEY EBLEN, ANGELINE STILLER SECOND ROW: GLORIA INGRAHAM, GENEVA ROHR, LINDA CARLSON, JOANN RAPH, LORETTA SOT’TWELL, TTaRY TOLLEPSRUD, BERNARD BUCKANAGA, JEAN WEISS, DARRELL JOHNSON, DENNIS WILSON, LUCILLE BJORE, REBECCA DAGGETT, MABEL KNUTSON, PATTY HARRIS THIRD ROW: MURIEL KNUTSON, RONALD GRAVDAHL, CHESTER DURM, VERNA HOUSER, ALBERT JftvTELE,' V lLLARD BUCHITE, JAMES JOKELA, ALLAN BANNISTER, CAROLL PETERSEN, MARY JO SHEPARD, RONALD JOHNSON, RICHARD BRESSEM, NANCY RUBEY FOURTH ROW: ARTHUR STILLER, HAROLD BOQUIST, GENE LARGE, LOWELL MOSER, LEROY CAPATTER BRYCE BURKIN, MELVIN PERRY, DARREL GILSON, RONALD LEE, RONALD SYMPSON, BILL BREZINSKY, CLIFFORD SAWYER, CURTIS TOLLEPSRUD, DANIEL TAYLOR, JOHN ADAMSON, LYLE EDOETON Sophomores PRESIDENT.....................................DENNIS WILSON VICE PRESIDENT................................MELVIN PERRY SECRETARY......................................PATTY HAFF TREASURER......................................JOANN RAPH REPRESENTATIVES..............LUCILLE BJORE, CHESTER DURM ADVISORS...............................MR. RICE, MR. WEST MISSING: JOAN ADAMSON, R03CRT AKER, GLORIA INGRAHAM, JUDY KRAMP PFEIFFER DRUG STORE 21 ™ST -R0',;: LAU5ENSTEIN, ARDITH BUCHITE, SHIRLEY DAVIDSON, NANCY WILLIAMS. SHARON GARD, EDWIN GARD, HAROLD CHITWOOD, MARJORIE DAVIS, JOYCE KING, DARLENE SEELEY, CHARLES RAGAN SECOND ROW; ALBERT MAINE, JILL HOUSTON, BARBARA FORD, HELEN INGRAHAM, INEZ INGHERG. GAYLENE BRADOW, SELINA CROSS, JOYCE McALLISTER, MARIE ISRAELSON, GEORGIA ROTHWELL RAYETTA WYMORE, BOB KANGAS, JIM GUSHWA, BASIL KOTTSCHADE, PAUL GODDARD THIRD ROW: SALLY SWIFT, ELSIE SCHIMMING, CAROLYN BRESSEM, CAROLINE KATER, JANE HOUSTON, KAREN ISENSEE, JOANNE WERKE, CAROLYN GOOCHEY, DELBERT BIRK, LINCOLN SORENSON, BILL WALTON, CHARLES LINN, HAROLD ADAMSON, BILL BAIR, CAROL NELSON u5V5?H Pg-i. MARGARET BAKER, GILBERT HARRIS, WILMAR BUCHITE, MIKE HUFFMAN, LARRY BOARD, BETTY PARSONS, HETTY GILE, BILL DABILL, BILL RICE, DORIS BANNISTER! MARTHA DABILL, JUDY WYNN, BILL CROMETT, LORNA GOLDENSTEIN, MARGARET KNUTSON, MARIAN MEAGHER Freshman PRESIDENT...........................................PAT SARGENT VICE PRESIDENT.....................................JILL HOUSTON SECRETARY.............................LORNA GOLDENSTEIN TREASURER.........................................CHUCK RAGAN REPRESENTATIVE.................................CAROLINE KATER ADVISOR...................... MR. PAPKE, MRS. JOHNSON MISSING: CHARLES JORGENSON, PAT SARGENT, KAREN TOLLEFSRUD, DURKEE MANUFACTURING CO. 22 FIRST ROW: SANDRA HAFF, ROGER HOUG, FRANK FINNEY, DONALD GILMAN, ROBERT SWANSON, DALE tfclffiSVER, LARRY ADAMS, DONALD JOHNSON, CHARLES THIERS, VIVIAN HARRIS, CAROL OLSON, DORIS KOTTSCHADE SECOND ROW: GARY DEBOER, PHYLLIS HURST, SANDRA CAMPBELL, LEANNE JOHNSON, R03ERT SfgPHEri, JERRY RASORE, PENNY BASORE, BARRY BURK, MAVIS CHRISTENSEN, GARY HUMPHREY, LOIS TAYLOR, MAVIS FOX, HOPE KNOTT, JUDY ANDERSEN, MYRON ANDERSON, DEAN RUBITSCHUNG THIRD ROW: GEORGE LILLY, LLOYD JOHNSON, JERRY TORKELSON, KAREN JO WALrON, ELAINE JOESLA, ARLENE ANDERSON, DOROTHY SAMS, ALAN GEAREY, PHILLIP DABILL, PHILLIP RISNES, DAVID OLSON, ROBERT PETERSON, DELTON DIRKS, LINDA HICKMAN, BARBARA RHOADES, SHIRLEY ELLIS, DELORES MOON, THELMA WYNN FOURTH ROW: ROY WELCH, DALE HOLDEN, PAUL WEIMAR, REYNOLD PETERSON, JERRY ZIGMUND, GAffr rttfREJV, WESLEY WYNN, EARL PETERSEN, WAYNE GARMAN, JERRY SULLIVAN, JIM WILCOX, RAPHAEL BRISTOW, BILL GILMAN, LOWELL HANSON, DONALD THIERS, HELEN RICE, CHRISTINE BONGO, SHARON LARSEN, DIANE GILE Eighth Grade PRESIDENT.......... VICE PRESIDENT..... SECRETARY-TREASURER REPRESENTATIVES____ ADVISORS........... .........RAPHAEL BRISTOW ..........JERRY SULLIVAN ..........JUDY ANDERSEN GARY DEBOER, PAUL WEIMAR .MR. HAMARI, MR. HICKMAN MISSING: BILL CRIMMINS, PAT CRIMMINS 23 PINE RIVER ELECTRIC CO HOUSTON MOTOR CO FIRST ROW: JOHN NELSON, COALIN' T, BOBBY ARBOLEDA, DAVID WEISS- PRANK BISMARCK, EDWIN DURM, JUDY SALFISBERG, CLARA NORMAN, CAROLYN HOKE, BARBARA GOOCHEY DUAN NEI SONON DENNIS proppit DONALD BOQUIST, EDWIN BERNDT, STEPHEN TOLLEFSRUD, RQ = ANITA POHL, MARIAN WYMORE, MARIE MEAGHER, CHERYL YORK, JERRY OLSON, GORDON ROT'TWELL, GEORGANNA BURKIN, MIKE CRIMMINS, RICHARD ECKER, GERALD LEVERINGTON, DOUGLAS ANNISTER, JACK CARLSON, KARGY WALTON, ALMA McCLINTOCK. JEAN PETERSEN, RUTH SWANSON, LILLIE O'LEARY R°y: ELIZABETH PAPER, RUSSEL EDGETON, DONALD BUSS, LORETTA MYKKANEN, ROSETTA WTLSON, MARY OLSON, MARGERY SAMS, KENNETH ZUPON, CARROL MAUST, JUDY NELSON CHARLES HOUSER, DARROLD OLSON, DORIS LOVEGREEN, CAROL THOMPSON, SHARON WERKE, MARILYN '’ETERSON, DONALD HOPPER, JIMMY SHEPARD, CLARENCE PAPER, DARLENE RUSH FQHRTH ROW: ROBERT STAPLES, GLENDA RISNES, DELORIS HEDLUND, JIMMY LIEN, ANGELINE PRICE, ROBERT OSTROM, GARY RUPEY, STEVEN THYR, DOROTHY MATROS, AILEEN NORMAN. MARLYS LANGENBAU, LEE RICE, GRACE JONES, DOUGLAS BIRK, BOB HOUSER, JERRY COWAN. LEE DAVIS, MARY WATTERS, JERRY BEHME, FREDA THESING, DIANE JOHNSON Seventh Grade PRESIDENT....................................JUDY NELSON VICE PRESIDENT..........................RUSSELL EDGETON SECRETARY-TREASURER.....................ALMA McCLINTOCK REPRESENTATIVE...............................MARY WATTERS ADVISORS.......................MISS JOHNSON, MR. REZANKA MISSING: MORRIS GARD, WILMA GILMORE, LEO RICE, WAYNE TOLLEFSRUD LAKE REGION HOTEL 24 R°W: GWENDYNE NIES, SOSAN ANDERSEN, LINDA CARLSON, SANDRA PETERSON, MELBA pTp?ncN’?SEN4 PATTY HAPF� JILL H0UST°N� MADST, HAROLD MEAGHER, JERRY FIELDS, GENE KINKEL, ARLEEN GOLDENSTEIN BEVERLY EHME, GENEVA ROHR, PATTY TORSKE, DALE McKEEVER, LINDA HICKMAN, CAROLINEKATaR, LORNA GOLDENSTEIN, JANICE WILSON, RONNIE WARE, PENNY RERGSTROM, ANGELINc. STILLER, JANICE PERKINS, DENNIS PETERSON, JOANN RAPH _ RILYW PETERSON, DIANE JOHNSON, ALMA McCLINTOCK, JUDY NELSON, MARY 3R3,DaLTONDIRKS, GARY HUMPHREY, STANLEY WALLAK, ROGER HICKMAN, DELPHINE BATR� JONES, JIMMY LIEN, GEORG ANNA BURKIN, £ARR°L HST� SALLY SWIFT, RUTH SWANSON, EDWIN DURM, JERRY SULLIVAN, BILLY GILMAN JOTNSflNR°CHSRYL YORK LIEN' JULIE KATER billy SHOWALTER, DARLA JOHNSON, DAVID TEWpmRY JcTsHEPARI)3 MARILYNN CARLS0N, JANICE NELSON, KAREN WEIMAR, JOANNE Band FIRST ROW: EDITH JEWELL, KITTY HOLDEN, VICTORIA MYKKANEN, MARLYS WERKE, HARLIN HECT, DOROTHY MATROS, MARIAN WYMORE, ELIZABETH PAPER, JEAN PETERSEN, MARY OLSON, MARIE MEAGHER, SHARON GONZALES SENCOND ROV; MARY RIDER, DARLENE SEELEY, GLENDA RISNES, BARBARA CARLSON, JERRY BEHME, RICHARD ARBOLEDA, BOBBY ARBOLEDA, SUE SHERWOOD, FREDA THESING, MARJORIE BAKER, GLENWOOD LOVEGREEN, SHERRY HERTZOG, GARY BASORE, LARRY STINE THIRD ROW: DAVID OLSON, JERRY RHOADES, JERRY HERTZOG, JUDY HUMPHREY, JIMMY COX, BERNARD BUCHANAGA, LEE DAVIS STANDING: MR. GRAVES, DONALD BOQUIST, VICTORIA ZUPON, CLARA NORMAN, CAROL THOMPSON PINE RIVER STATE BANK CORNET AND TRUMPET SECTION 1ST: A. STILLED, G. BURKIN, R. SWANSON, ETTurm. 2ND: J. PERKINS, C. YORK, P. BERGSTROM, ETTTlLMAN, J. SULLIVAN, C. MAUST, D. PETERSON. 3RD: J. RAPH, P. WEIMAR, H. MEAGHER, R. MAtf T, G. KINKEL, J. FIELDS, A. GOLDEN-STEIN, S. SWIFT. CLARINET AND FLUTE SECTION 1ST: p. TPB5KE, ?,1aTF, 5.' fcKESVER, M. PETERSON, A. MoCLINTOCK. 2ND: B. UEHME, J. HOUSTON, J. ANDERSEN, mTARLSON, D. JOHNSON, J. NELSON, M. WATERS. ROHR, S. ANDERSEN, S. PETERSON. G. NIES, M. PERCUSSION SECTION 1ST: M. CARLSON, J. NkJL56h, J. BEHME, K. ffETfiAR, M. SHEPARD. SAXAPHONE SECTION 1ST: C. Kat r, J. LIEN, L. GOLDENSTEIN, J. WILSON, R. WARE, J. KATER, L. HICKMAN, B. SHOWALTER. BASS SECTION 1 1ST: D. DIRKS, J.' LIEN,“If. HUMPHREY, D. TOWARD, D. JOHNSON. 2ND: B. BAIR, D. JOHNSON, R. HICKMAN, S. HETXaK, K. JONES, D. TAYLOR. PIN BITER DWY CLEANERS „ PATTY T0RSKE� CAROLYN RRESSEM, KAREN ISENSEE, CAROLINE KATER, JANE “OTSTON7KAREN WEIMAR, LINDA CARLSON, JANICE PERKINS, BEVERLY BEHME, HELEN INGRAHAM, SHIRLEY DAVIDSON, ALEERT MAINE GENEVA R0HR VERNA HOUSER, MURIEL KNUTSON, LORNA REVA WILC0X CAROLYN JONES, MARILYNN CARLSON, JULIE KATER, Dn uAw PETERSON, JUDY CRANDALL, NANCY RUREY, HELEN INGRAHAM, JOANNE WERKE, BERNARD HUCHANAGA ?v?RIDER DELPHINE HOWARD, ARLESN GOLDENSTEIN, CLEOTA GORKAN OWENDYNE NIES, DWIGHT RILEY, DONALD SMITH, DAVID JOHNSON, JERRY FIELDS G£RY Sn„SUSAN ANDERSEN, ROSE NORMAN, AUDRE JOHNSON, MARY JO SHEPARD, ' WHS JOHNSON 9 fOVg'TC ROW: OILEERT HARRIS, NEAL RUBITSCHUNG, DANIEL TAYLOR, BRYCE BURKIN, JIM 0LIN� DICK HOUSTON, KAREN JONES, ROGER HICKMAN, ARVID MONSON DICK ARONES, DON HEDLUND, MELVIN PERRY, ROBERT MAUST, LOWELL MOSER, RONALD GRAVDAHL Chorus FIRSIROW: JUDY SALFISHERG, VIVIAN HARRIS, CAROLYN HOKE, JEAN PUFUHSUN, MARIAN WYMOfe, MARIE MEAGHER, RUTH SWANSON, SANDRA HAFF, DORIS KOTTSCHADE, CAROL OLSON, CLARA NORMAN, VICTORIA ZUPON, BARBARA GOOCHEY SECOND ROW: HOPE KNOTT, ELAINE JOKELA, LOIS TAYLOR, SHARON WERKE, LEANNE JOHNSON, Mary oLson, penny rasore, delores moon, diane gile, shirley ellis, glenda risnes, DARLENE RUSH, MAVIS CHRISTENSEN, SANDRA CAMPBELL, MARILYN PETERSON, MRS. JOHNSON THTRD ROW: ALBERT MAINE, ROBERT SWANSON, LARRY ADAMS, DELTON DIRKS, ROY WELCH, fllLRERT HARRIS, JIM WILCOX, RAPHAEL BRISTOW. CHRISTINE BONGO, SHARON LARSEN, GRACE JONES, LINDA HICKMAN, ANGELTNE PRICE, DELORIS HEDLUND, ELIZABETH PAPER, BOffiY ARBOLEDA SENIOR SEXTETTE J. LIEN (PIAjttSTK J. KATER, G. NIES, K. JONES, D. HOWARD, A. GOLDENSTEIN, M. CARLSON JUNIOR SEXTETTE D. HOWARD (PIANIST), J. WERKE, K. ISENSEE, H. INGRAHAM, L. CARLSON, M. JOHNSON, S. PETERSON PAQQ QFrTTHlG 1ST: T. OLlh, A. MONSON, R. HICKMAN, D. ARONES, G. MOSER 2ND: D. TAYLOR, M. PERRY, D. JOHNSON, MAUST, L. MOSER, R. GRAVDAHL ALTO SECTION 1ST: J. HOUSTON, C. KATER, S. PETERSON, LTgOLDENSTEIN, M. JOHNSON, J. CRANDALL, M. KNUTSON, J. 'WERKE, J. PERKINS 2ND: K. ISENSEE, C. BRESSEM, A. GOLDEN- STEIN, A. JOHNSON, K. JONES, G. NIES, S. ANDERSEN, J. KATER, S. DAVIDSON SURPLUS STORE 1ST: A. C. RAGAN 2ND: J. TENOR SECTION MAINE, G. HARRIS, B. SHERWOOD, D. HOUSTON RILEY. B. BURKIN, D. N. RUBITSCHUNG BUCHANAGA, , D. HEDLUND SMITH, J. 29 SOPRANO SECTION 1ST: P. TORSKE, B. BEM:, L. CARLSON, Hi INGRAHAM K. HOUSER, 3RD: R. NORMAN, WEIMAR, N. RUBEY, M. M. RIDER, J. WYNN WILCOX, D. HOWARD, C G. ROHR, C. JONES SHEPARD, GORMAN, V. R. RED OWL AGENCY 1ST ROW: S. 6. GOOCHEY, 2ND ROW: L. 'Bats, j. E. OLSON, M. 3RD ROW: C. A. JOHNSON, R. NORMAN, C EHT.EN, D B. BEHME, CARLSON, LIEN, M. KNUTSON, PETERSEN N. RUBEY, . PROFPIT . JOHNSON, P. HAFF, J. PERKINS, H. YOUNG, J. D. FUHRER, A. PETERSON, L. HARDY C. JONES, R. DAGGETT, J. BEHME, N. JOHNSON, CARLSON, J. KATER, L. BJORE, J. GODDARD, J. MISS JOHNSON , J. CRANDALL, B. TULENCHIK, A. GOLDENSTEIN, G. NIES, K. JONES, J. NELSON, S. ANDERSEN, , M. SHEPARD, M. RIDER, J. SECHSER NELSON, K. WEIMAR DAVIS, J. J. WILSON L. GARDNER RAPH 9 9 9 G. A. A. gO = A POHL, C. YORK, C. HOKE, C. NORMAN, B. GOOCHEY, J. SALFISBERG g1?? L mykkanen. J. Houston, m. peterson, j. andersen, g. burkin, h. knott. M. WYMORE, A. BUCHITE, M. MEAGHER, A. McCLINTOCK, J. PETERSON, L. O'LEARY S. HAFF, MISS JOHNSON s� SWIFT, S. WERKE, D. MOON, K. WALTON, M. CHRISTENSEN, C. KATER, n. WAITERS, D. HEDLUND, J. WERKE, 0. RISNES, D. LOVEGREEN, E. SCHIMMING. E. JOKELA, P. BASORE, H. INGRAHAM, J. MoALLISTER, B. RHOADES M P0X� J HOUSTON, C. MAUST, J. NELSON, F. THESING, L. GOLDENSTEIN. MTTATROS, C. NORMAN, J. WYNN, R. ERISTOW, B. PARSONS, M. LANGENBAU, S. LARSEN, D. GILE, I. INGBERG, D. JOHNSON, C. GOOCHEY, K. ISENSEE FIRST ROW: CLARA NORMAN, DORIS KOTTSC”ADE, CAROLYN HOKE, SANDRA HAFF, ALMA McflLINTffCK, JEAN PETERSEN, ARDIT;' BUCHITE, MARIE MEAGHER, GEORGANNA BURKIN, MARIAN WYMORE, CHERYL YORK, COLLIN SWIFT, LILLIE O'LEARY, VIVIAN HARRIS, JUDY SALFTSBERG, BARBARA GOOC’HSY, VICTORIA ZUPON SECOND ROW: MISS JOHNSON, VICTORIA MYKKANEN, DELORES FUHRER, HOPE KNOTT, MARGARET t’AKErt, 'JtfD? ANDERSEN, SHARON WERKE, BARBARA FORD, JANICE PERKINS, DARLENE RUSH, PHYLLIS HURST, BEVERLY BEHME, ARDITH PETERSON, JILL HOUSTON, PATTY HAFF, CAROL THOMPSON, DONALD HOPPER THIRD ROW: SALLY SWIFT, PENNY BERGSTROM, HARRIET YOUNG, CHARLOTTE GOOCHEY, GLENDA ftISWES7 BgVERLY TULENCHIK, REBECCA DAGGETT, JOANNE WERKE, DOUGLAS BIRK, FREDA THESING, BEVERLY BAIR, JANET DAVIS, ET,JEL OLSON, DORIS LOVEGREEN, MARJORIE DAVIS, joyce McAllister, leanne Johnson FOURT” ROW: LINDA CARLSON, DELORIS HEDLUND, CARROL MAUST, DIANE GILE, MARIE ISRAELSOlf, JUDY NELSON, DOROTHY MATROS, MARLYS LANGENBAU, RAPHAEL BRISTOW, JANICE NELSON, INEZ INGBERG, DIANE JOHNSON, GRACE JONES, GENEVA ROHR, ANGELINE PRICE, JUDY NELSON, MARY WATTERS, CAROLYN GOOCHEY, JOANN RAPH DARLA JOHNSON, JOANNE BEHME, NORMA JOHNSON, MARILYNN CARLSON, LUCILLE BJORE, KAREN ISENSEE, CAROLINE KATER, JANE HOUSTON, SHIRLEY EBLEN Cheerleaders MILLER'S GARAGE FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: MISSING: JOANNE BEHME, JULIE KATER, ROSE NORMAN, JUNNELL LIEN PR0FFIM MARILYN CARLSON, REVA WILCOX, LAVONNE GARDNER, GWENDYNE NIES, JANICE WILSON, ARLEEN GOLDENSTEIN AUDRE JOHNSON, JIM SHERWOOD, DON HEDLUND, ARVID MONSON, KAREN JONES, ROGER HICKMAN, TERRY OLIN, DICK ARONES, PAT SUERTH. DELPHINE HOWARD ’ ’ SHARYL OLSON EDITOR............JIM SHERWOOD ADVISOR...........MR. FIELDS Annual Staff STAIMBROOK IMPLEMENT AND MOTOR COFFEE TORSKE'S 32 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: BOBBY ARBOLEDA, PATTY TORSKE, GARY DEBOER, JUDY ANDERSEN, JIMMY LIEN, JERRY BEHME, GEORGANNA BURKIN, SANDRA HAFF, MRS. KELLETT KAREN JO WALTON, PATTY HAFF, ETHEL OLSON, BEVERLY BAIR, JOANNE BEHME, PENNY BERGSTROM, JANICE PERKINS, DELORES MOON, ELAINE JOKELA KAR N WEIMAR, REBECCA DA GOST, JULIE KATER, MARILYN CARLSON, VERNA HOUSER. SUSAN ANDERSEN, ARLEEN C-OLDENSTEIN, JUNNELL LIEN, LUCILLE BJORE, LINDA CARLSON, JUDY GODDARD LAVONNE GARDNER, AUDRE JOHNSON, JANICE NELSON, ESTHER DABILL, GWENDYNE NIES, KAREN JONES, JERRY FIELDS, JANICE WILSON, MARY JO SHEPARD, ARJEAN FOLKERS, JUDY CRANDALL EDITOR..........SUSAN ANDERSEN ADVISOR..........MRS. KELLETT Newspaper COCA COLA BOTTLING CO., BRAINERD KATER AUTO CO. FRONT ROW: MIDDLE ROW: BACK ROW: LAWRENCE GILL, JIM SUERTH, BILL CROMETT, BILL SHOWALTER. HAROLD MEAGHER ’ ELDON HOPPER, RONALD GRAVDAHL, JERRY FIELDS, PAT SUERTH, GaNE KINKEL, ORAL RUBITSCHUNG, JIM SHERWOOD MR. MILLER, DON HEDLUND, DICK HOUSTON, TERRY OLIN, JIM GEAREY, BILL JOHNSON, CHARLIE OLSON, BILL ELLIS, DICK HURST, DICK ARONES, GARY MOSER, MR. PAPKE, MR. REZANKA Lettermen OFFICERS OF THE LETTERMEN'S CLUB President.........................Pat Suerth Vice President...................Gene Kinkel Secretary-Treasurer.....Jerry Fields Advisors................Mr. Rezanka, Mr. Papke, and Mr. Miller The Lettermen's Club, which is a social organization for boys who have earned at least one letter in sports, is maintained to set higher qualifications for participants in athletics and create higher standards for them. They are a service to the school as they sponsor dances and help to pay for the best of equipment for use in the athletic program. The Lettermen have a secret initiation each fall for the new members and a party each spring for the twenty-two members of the club. THRIFTY STORE 34 FRONT ROW: SUSAN ANDERSEN, RSVA WILCOX, KARLA TAPPE, ROGER HICKMAN, ARVID MONSON, JIM SHERWOOD BACK ROW: MRS. KELLETT, KAREN WEIMAR, JERRY FIELDS, JUNNELL LIEN, ARLEEN GOLDENSTEIN, JUDITH GODDARD National Honor Society THE OFFICERS THE PINE RIVER CHAPTER THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President........Roger Hickman Vice President...Arvid Monson Secretary..Reva Wilcox Advisor.«Mrs• Kellett The Pine River Chapter of the National Honor Society hss, as its goal, the improvement and betterment of class averages and grades. They presented a program which was put before the P.T.A. during National Education Week. A project that has been carried on through several years now Is the presentation of an award which is given to the class with the highest average grade for the six weeks. The N.H.S. motto is to be of service. During the year they have carried this out by announcing as-sembly programs, typing up P.T.A. notices, averaging grades, and by helping out at other chapters' functions around the area. FIRST ROW: VICTORIA ZUPON, SANDRA HAFF, MARIAN WYMORE. ELIZABETH PAPER RTITM RURST LEANNE JOHNSON, DARLENE RUSH, MARIE MEAGHER JEAN PETERSEN LILLIE O'LEARY, CLARA NORMAN, ELDORA BUCHITE MISS ANE)ERSON, SANDRA CAMPBELL, PENNY BASORE. ARLENE ANDERSON DFLORT 3 rasss: sss-s ramDROW; JOANN RAPH, LORETTA ROT WELL, DIANE GILE, MARLYS LANGENBAU CONNIE SATCmL DOROm MTBOr EL BRIST0W ARY RICER VE™A � «« ROBEY,'KORA Library Aids PRESIDENT.......... VICE PRESIDENT..... SEC RETA RY-T R EASURER ADVISOR............ LORETTA ROTHWELL ...SHIRLEY EBLEN ......MARY RIDER ...MISS ANDERSON MEL JOHNSON'S COFFEE SuOP 36 SKOGMO STORE HA MA S T SECOND ROW: DONALD GILMAN, FRANK FINNEY, LARRY ADAMS, REVA WILCOX, DELTON DIRKS, ROBERT STAPLES, HAROLD CHITWOOD, LEONA BEAVERS, JERRY COWAN, DARROLD OLSON, DOUGLAS BIRK, JERRY RASORE _______ THIRD ROW- ROBERT OSTROM, DAVID OLSON, ARJEAN FOLKERS, RICHARD POHL, ARVID MMTSffl.'TKRL PETERSEN, DANIEL TAYLOR, PHILLIP RISNES, JIMMY GUSHWA, LEE DAVIS, MABEL KNUTSON, BARRY BURK, GARY HUMPHREY School Patrol CAPTAIN CHARTERS DAVIS ADVISOR............................................HAMRI 37 AL'S BARBER SHOP HOWARD’S STORE FRONT ROW: JIM SHERWOOD, ROGER HICKMAN, SUSAN ANDERSEN, DELPHINH HOWARD, LAVONNE GARDNER, GWENDYNE NIES, PAT SUERTH MIDDLE ROW: BEVERYLY BAIR, JUDY NELSON, CAROLYNN GOOCHEY, CAROLINE KATER, MARY WATTERS, GARY DEBOER, JUDY SALFI3BERG BACK ROW: CHESTER DURM, PAT SARGENT, LUCILLE BJORE, JUDY NELSON, GENE KINKEL, PAUL WEIMAR, RAPHAEL BRISTOW, KAREN WEIMAR, JUDY GODDARD, DENNIS WILSON Student Council THE OFFICERS THE STUDENT COUNCIL PINE RIVER HIGH SCHOOL President.............LaVonne Gardner Vice President....................Pat Suerth Recording Secretary...Judith Goddard Advisor................ .Hr. Fields The Student Council is a body of members that represents the entire high school. The objective is to help with the student government. The Annual Award Assembly Program is under the direction of the Student Council. They also help arrange various programs throughout the year. They arrange for the date for Homecoming and have charge of the Homecoming Parade . They also help with the carnival. The Student Council consists of the following members: the presidents of activities, the presidents of Senior High School classes, all Senior officers and two representatives from each Junior High School class. 38 G G CLOTHING STORE FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: GARY HUMPHREY, LLOYD JOHNSON, FRANK FINNEY, JOE OEAHEY, PAUL WEIMAR, JANES WILCOX ALLEN BUCHANAN, JUDITH CRANDALL, ROGEix HICKMAN, ARVID MONSON, ORAL RUBITSCHUNC, DAVID HANSON, DANIEL TAYLOR ELAINE JOKELA, PHYLLIS HURST, ARBA.tA RHOADES, KAREN JO WALTON, DELORES MOON, LINDA HICKMAN, ARDITH PETERSON, RONALD GRAVDAHL MR, HICKMAN, JIM SKSRWCOD, TERRY OLIN, LOVJELL HOSER, MELVIN PERRY, DARREL GILSCN, ROI.'ALD SImPSON, J ;,«Y FIELDS, GENS LARGE Audio-Visual PHILLIPS 66 STATION MARLOW THEATRE The purpose of the Audio-Visual club is to acquaint its members with the mechanisms of the various machines used. The students work with such machines as the movie projector, film strip projector, Hi-Fi phonograph, public address system, and tape recorder. The students are able to practice with the machines here in school by setting up the screens for various movies, operating the projector for assemblies and the film strip projector for classroom movies, the opaque projector and tape recorder for classroom activities when needed, taking pictures for public relations and annual use, setting up the public address system for programs, and operating the Hi-Fi phonograph for school parties. 39 ALTO'S — MERLIN JOHNSON I LVNDIGAN — NORMA JOHNSON SKOGMO'S — BEVERLY TULENCHIK CARLSON'S OFFICE — CLEOTA GORMAN ALVIN NFWTON FIRST ROW: BOW ARBOLEDA, CAROLYN HOKE SSCOWB TOW: MR. ERUEBERG, CHERYL YORK, PATTY TORSKE, SHIRLEY DAVIDSON, BEVERLY BETTKET,' TSa'NNE WERKE, CAROLYN C-OOCHEY, PATTY HAFF, JUDY ANDERSEN, GEORGANNA BURKIN, ALMA McCLINTOCK THIRD ROW: ELSIE SCHIMMING, LINDA CARLSON, JOANNE BEHME, REVA WILCOX, BILL STOVALTETT, KAREN ISENSEE, JULIE KATER, REBECCA DAGGETT, JUDY GODDARD, JOANN RAPH FOURTH ROW: LUCILLE BJORE, ROSE NORMAN, RAYETTA WYMORE, MARY JO SHEPARD, ARVID MWS'OMV’TOEER HICKMAN, DANIEL TAYLOR, RONALD JOHNSON, VERNA HOUSER, GEORGIA ROTHWELI Speech The Pine River speech group has in the past accredited Itself well. This year there are participants in four divisions of speech, dramatic readings, memorized oratory, extemporaneous and pantomime. The speech group under the direction of Mr. Brueberg participated in the local meet on the 13th of March. Further results were not in when this page went to the press. KLEIN'S SPORTING CENTER 4] PAT DOWNS THE BALL A TROJAN BITES THE DUST THE COACHES AND THE CO-CAPTAINS THE SENIORS FRONT ROW: JIM SHERWOOD AND GARY MOSER BACK ROW: DICK HURST, DICK HOUSTON,JIM GEAREY, AND PAT SUERTH FRONT ROW: DICK HURST, DICK HOUSTON, GENE KINKEL, PAT SUERTH JIM GEARED, ELDON HOPPER, HAROLD MEAGHER, DWIGHT RILEY. MIDDLE ROW: COACH ALTON MILLER, LAWRENCE GILL, LEROY GARDNER, BILL ELLIS, BILL JOHNSON, RONNIE LEE, MELVIN PERRY, DON SMITH, JIM SHERWOOD, COACH RICHARD REZANKA. BACK ROW: MANAGER JERRY SULLIVAN, MANAGER PAUL WEIMAR, ERVIN GRAVDAHL, GARY MOSER, LYLE EDGETON, CHESTER DURM, JIM SUERTK. RONNIE GRAVDAHL, CLIFFORD BASORE, MANAGER BILLY CROMETT Football The 1955 addition of Tigers opened the season with a victory over Verndale on the home field. This was the start of a fairly successful season. The Tigers played a total of 6 games, losing three and winning three for the season. From a standpoint of wins and losses, the season was average, but from the excitement of games and the enjoyment of the crowds, the season oould be termed a success. The Pine River School and community started working to equip an athletic field with lights for soft-ball in the early part of sumner. During the fall, with a few changes, they completed the lighting for football games. The Tigers only had one opportunity to play under the lights which was their Homecoming game with Pillager. The evening was very successful as Pine River triumphed over Pillager with a score of I4.S for the Tigers and 13 for the Huskies. Although the evening was very cold, a large crowd turned out for the game. Everyone felt the lights were a huge success and will make for enjoyable games in the future. Jim Gearey and Pat Suerth made the All-Conference team, with Dick Houston, Gene Kinkel, and Dick Hurst making Honorable Mention. The scores of follows: the games are as Pine River 13 Verndale 0 Pine River 62 Motley 0 Pine River Pillager 13 Pine River 1h Sebeka 22 Pine River 0 Menagha 16 Pine River 13 Pequot 25 MARSHALL WELLS FIRST ROW: RONALD OLSON (MANAGER), ALLAN BUCHANAN, JERRY FIELDS, DICK HOUSTON, DICK ARONES, GENE KINKEL, HAROLD MEAGHER, GARY TOLLEFSRUD, (MANAGER) SECOND ROW: DON HEDLUND, DICK HURST, JIM GEAREY, SHARYL OLSON, RALPH PERRY, ROBERT MAUST, DONALD SMITH, TERRY OLIN, MR. PAPKE (COACH) Basketball FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: PAUL WEIMAR (MANAGER), DENNIS WILSON, LEROY GARDNER. BILI BREZINSKY (SSer)RRY’ ctmTIS 0lLEI,SRra . mi mosioiiVam’ToSpSS ’ CHARLES RAGAN, DENNIS PETERSON, BILL CROMETT , DARREL Wilson, Chester durm, ronald GRAVDAHL, DELBERT BIRK, MR. REZANKA (COACH) SCHUSTER'S MARKET The Pine River Tigers, under Coach Andrew Papke, started their basketball season with a large turnout of boys. After elimination was made, fourteen boys remained on the A squad and sixteen boys on the B squad, under the direction of Richard Rezanka. The first game of the season. Pine River went to Crosby where they lost to the ever strong C-I Rangers, Starting the regular season, the Tigers played host to Cass Lake for their first victory. Playing an average season, Pine River played a total of 17 games, winning 10 and losing 7« Pine River, being second in the Eastern half of the District, played Menagha, the third place team of the Western half, in their first game of the Sub-District Tournament. TELEPHONE CO. FIRST ROW MANAGER PAUL WEIMAR, MANAGER BILL CROMETT, DICK HURST, HAROLD MEAGHER, JERRY FIELDS, GENE KINKEL, PETE TULENCHIK, JIM GEAREY, PAT SUERTH, MANAGER JERRY SULLIVAN, MANAGER BILL GILMAN RACK ROW COACH RICHARD REZANKA, CHARLIE OLSON, LYLE EDGETON, GENE LILLY, CLAYTON CRANDALL, BILL HAFF, LEROY GARDNER, TERRY OLIN, MELVIN PERRY, CHESTER DURM, DWIGHT RILEY, RALPH PERHY Baseball The 1955 Baseball Tigers entered the season with a very decisive victory over Pequot. They continued the season to finish with a 9-2 record, being defeated only once in the season by Motley to win the second baseball trophy in the school's history. They played three games in the playoffs, defeating Motley and Pillager and dropping the third to Little Falls 11-0, who went on to place third in the 3tate. The Baseball scores are as fol- lows: Pine River 11 Pequot 11 Pine River 8 Motley 3 Pine River 6 ' Pillager 2 Pine River 21 Pequot 1 Pine River 2 Motley 2 Pine River 14 Pillager Ht DONATIONS THE 1956 SENIORS WOULD LIKE TO HYWAY AUTO SALVAGE THANK THE ADVERTISERS AND THE DEWITTS HOUSE OF BEAUTY DONATORS FOR THEIR HELP IN HOWARDS MOTOR SERVICE MAKING THIS BOOK POSSIBLE. 46 Carl’s Super Market Quality Foods for Less Groceries - Meats Vegetables Fresh and Frozen Fruits Shop With Confidence 47 Northland Funeral Home J. A. Brezinsky Phona JUniper 7-514-10 PINE RIVER MINNESOTA Land 0’ Lakes Dairy ED AND AL PINE RIVER MINNESOTA Will C. Day I4.I YEARS OP PERSONALIZED SERVICE MACHINE WORK—WELDIN0 SAW PILING—HLACKSMITHING Phone JUniper 7-U502 PINE RIVER 48 Coast • To ■ MR. A ' MRS. D' HARDWARE A I PIT’: RIVER Coast Store ' 'ALD MACMILLAN D AUTO PARTS MINNESOTA Gardner Carlson’s Beauty Shop Texaco Service MRS. CLAUDE GARDNER AND DON THE REST FRIEND YOUR CAR EVER HAD PINE RIVER MINNESOTA PINE RIVER MINNESOTA Pine River Pine River Feed Hatchery Body Shop GREETINGS TO CLASS OP '56 KENNY ERICKSON PINE RIVER MINNESOTA PINE RIVER MINNESOTA Pine River Lewis Famam Launderette MOBIL OIL AND MOBIL GAS DISTRIBUTOR PINB RIVER MINNESOTA INE RIVER MINNESOTA 49 Anderson Auto Electric DIS TRIRUTORS —JO RBSf’S AUTO AND TRACTOR PARTS—TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT PINE RIVER MINNESOTA Ruigh Refrigeration COMMERCIAL AND DOMESTIC ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR PHII£0 AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE Dr. Roy F. Dingle GREETINGS TO THE SENIOR CLASS PINE FIVER MINNESOTA PINE RIVER MINNESOTA Weiss Shoe Shop Greer’s Cafe CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OP 56 COMPLIMENTS OP MR, AND MRS. GREER AND MIKE PINE RIVER MINNESOTA PEQUOT LAKES MINNESOTA Time Jewelry POR THE VERY EEST IN WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND SILVERWARE Gil’s Cafe BUS DEPOT GIL, ESTHER, TINA HOME COOKED MEALS AND PASTRTES BRAINERD MINNESOTA PEQUOT LAKES MINNESOTA 50 Co-op Creamery BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '56 TRULY CO-OPERATIVE PEQUOT LAKES MINNESOTA John Bye Clothing Co. DISTINCTIVE MEN'S WEAR BRAINERD MINNESOTA Broinerd Office Supply ACROSS FROM THE POST OFFICE THE GREETING CARD AND GIFT SHOP BRAINERD MINNESOTA S L Howie Hill’s CLOTHING STORE Music Supply BRAINERD MINNESOTA BRAINERD MINNESOTA Folsom Music Co. Van’s Cafe KNOWN FOR GOOD FOOD BRAINERD MINNESOTA BRAINERD MINNESOTA Ashmun’s Jewelry Store Bl’LOVA— P.XEGA—El.O IN- - HAM LT °N BRAINERD VATCHES MINNESOTA Standard Parts O'Brien Service Co. Mercantile Co. ERAINERD MINNESOTA BRAINERD MINNESOTA Dr. D. L. Grosse Land O' Lakes Cafe 3RAINERD MINNESOTA BRAINEHD MINNESOTA COMPLIMENTS OF Farmer's State Bank PEQUOT LAKES MINNESOTA