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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1960 volume:

% PINE BOUGH SENIOR CLASS 0 F 1960 PINE RIVER, MINNESOTA TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication........................3 Annual Staff.................... 4 Seniors.................... .....5 Prophecy....................... 16 ■ rlll...........................17 Snapshots .......................18 Senior Svents.................. 20 Athletics........................25 .Activities .....................33 Snapshots .......................46 Classes..........................47 High School Faculty........... .53 Grade School Faculty.............54 Advertising .....................55 2 DEDICATION Mildred Kellett We the Sentor Class of I960 sincerely and humbly wish to dedicate this issue of the PINE BOUGH to Mrs. Mildred Kellett. In the past years she has shown an everlasting enthusiasm that encourages initiative, friendliness that conmands admiration, and a kind Interest in each student. She has led the speech students and at one time was the sponsor of the National Honor Society. She has broadened the knowledge of each student in English usage and has helped Improve the speaking ability of all in her classes. Mrs. Kellett is also the director of the Junior Class Plays. We all wish to say THANK YOU! 3 59 “ 60 YEARBOOK STAFF Bottom:left to right S. Patens ude, J. Syhre, 2. Jokela, L. Hickman, B. Rhoades, P. Hurst, D. Moon, H. Coulter, C. Kicker Top:left to r ght Mr. Fields, F, Finney, G. DeBoer, I. Hanson, R. Bristow, B. Burk, L. Johnson, R. Mutter Mot shown: Claudia Robbins Barbara Rhoades, Delores Moon Lowell Hanson Lundrigan's Law Office U President Lowell Hanson So ends the bloody business of another day. Delores Koon She'd rather talk to a man than an angel any day. Vice-President Dale Holden He has an irresmicedi able propensity for nebulous intellectual refInmens. Treasurer Robert Swanson 6 He lives in a state of ambition. Hope Knott She shifted her brain into neutral, and her tongue rattled on. Donald Johnson P1 ®1 Brlstcw The only thing that keeps ire ar in8 off the honor roll is ny marks. telling you— Leanne Johnson Generally speaking, she is generally speaking. Pine River Electric Anderson's Auto-21ectric Robert Stephan If at first you don't succeed just forget it. Arlene Anderson I never trouble trouble; until trouble troubles me. Dale McKeever Sandra Haff He doesn't study his lessons; Really and truly—I have he lessons his study. nothing to wear. Severid Insurance Agency Wi lita r °uchi'e Carol Olson If school Is liberty, give me death. Talkers are good doers. Frank Finney Why should the devil have all the good times. Claudia Robbins Jerry Zlgmund Helen Rice 'nly one mouth___darn Iti 1! What he wants to get out of Here Is a girl of few words. school most is—himself. Durkee Manufacturing Company George Lilly T don’t preach — why should T practico. Elaine Jokela I hate boys; they irritate me-I love to be irritated. Linda Hickman Don’t go by what T say, go by what I mean. Barry Burk I can resist anything but temptation. Diane Gile Charles Thiers A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. I have three speeds—-slow, slower, and stop. Lois Taylor Quietness is one of woman’s greatest virtues. Sherwood 3uick Karen Jo Walton She has an idea in mind, but who is he? Alan Geary Classes should be ten minutes long——five for coming, and five for going. Clarissa Kicker I love to wind up ny tongue; I love to hear it go. Lloyd Johnson I don’t blush—-my face just turns red. Dalton Dirks Phyllis Hurst T hate leap year!! All the girls rush me so. It isn't what I know that counts, but what they think I know. Johnson Lumber Company Gary DeBoer He loved but one----- at a time. Sharon Patenaude If love is blind; I'll see forever. William Gilman Sure I'm a Boy Scout---- Wolf Pack. David Clson Jpy. Anecia Parker I saw and loved. Sharon la rsen Quiet, but oh, so nice. Ralph Mutter Someday I shall cast aside rry boyish pranks and become a man. Pfeiffer Drug Store Twila Alwin Roger Houg Barbara Rhoades I'm not flirtatious----just Am I to blame if maidens find There is danger lurking in interested. me irresistible. them there eyes. Joyce Syhre Mavis Christensen Eugene Rubey Friendly to all, hostile to Thinking Is but an idle waste none. of tine. What's life without love? Pine River Locker Donald Gilman Lucille Kemnltz Don't do anything you can get As fond of dates as an Arab, out of. Phillip Dabill Shirley Ellis Phillip Risnes School broke up my whole day, Just like a star-out every night! None but herself can be her equal. Marlene Coulter She speaks a lot but says nothing. James IaFranee I envy no man that is smarter than I, but I pity those that aren't. Vivian Harris Much can be said about her but more by her. James Wilcox I have been dying for twelve years, now I am going to live. Houston Kotor Carolyn Goochey I'm not as bashful as T look. 15 UST WILL AND TESTAMENT Article I We, the Senior Class, leave to the Juniors all our bad habits to add to the ones they already have. Article II Individual bequests I, Delores Moon, leave my brains to David Gilchrist—every little bit helps. I, Karen Jo Walton, leave my letters from Dubuque, Iowa to Sally Tibbetts—. I, Sharon Larson, will my trim figure to Marilyn Peterson. I, Gerald Zigmund, will my Honey Bee to Victoria Zupon. I, James, LaFrance, will my Blonde hair to Rosetta Wilson. I, Marlene Coulter, will my ability to get Car]'s car to Barbara Goochey. I, Gary Deboer, will my way with girls to Steven Tollefsrude. I, Shirley Ellis, will my poetic ability to Robert Staples. I, Alan Geary, will my many steadies to Robert Ostrom. I, Diane Gile, will all of my jewelry to Clara Norman. I, Carolyn Goochey, will my ability to get along with the Superintendent to Dennis Profit. I, Vivian Harris, will my grades in Social to Donald Buss. I, Leanne Johnson, will my big blue eyes to Russell Edgeton. I, Lucille Kemnitz, will my many curls to Elizabeth Paper. I, Hope Knott, will my letters from LeRoy to to Carolyn Hoke. I, George Lilly, will my numerous trips to Backus to Collin Swift. I, Dale McKeever, will my car to Judy Nelson. I, Carol Olson, will my job in Mr. Streeters office to Glenda Risnes. I, Phillip Risnes, will my many episodes with the teachers to Lee Rice. I, Robert Swanson, will my place on the roll to Carol Tompson and Marie Meagher. I, David Olson, will my whiskers to Richard Ecker and Frank Bismark. I, Anecia Parker, will my cooking ability to Dorothy Matros. I, Claudia Robbins, will my ability to get out of Latin to Mary Olson. I, Ailliam Gilman, leave my sleeping ability in Social class to Lee Davis. I, Jim Ailcox, will my masculine build to Jerry Behme and Jim Lien. I, Raphael Bristow, will my wardrobe to Alma McClintock. I, Donald GiLman, will my ability to make people laugh in Commercial to Darlene Rush. I, Frank Finney, will my ability of getting out of school to Douglas Birk. I, Sancfy Haff, leave my locker to Bobbie Houser, hoping he can get as much in it as I did. I, Sharon Patenaude, will my long pony tail and short stature to Delores Hedlund. I, Eugene Ruby, will my typing to Norman Bellinger. I, Dorothy Sams, will my quite innocent ways to Jean Peterson. I, Phyllis Hurst, will my ambition to Lillie O'Leary. I, Robert Stephans, will my extemporaneous speaking in Social Class to Sharon Werke. I, Lois Taylor, will my long hair and sweet smile to Aileen Norman. I, Charles Thiers, will my Joyous times ir. Occupational Relations to Loretta Mykkanen. I, Lowell Hanson, will my artistic ability to Keith Carlson. I, Clarissa Kicker, will all my pencils to David Weiss. I, Elaine Jokela, will my secret exercises to Grace Jones. I, Twila Alwin, will my pony tail to Diane Kessel. I, Arlene Anderson, will my red hair to Anita Pohl. I, Wilmar Buchite, will my ability to get out of study hall without a pass to Leo Rice. I, Roger Houg, will my ability to squirt water in the lab to Gary Rubey. I, Ralph Nutter, bequeath my ability to bother people to Jerry Olson. I, Phillip Dabill, will my ability to leave at noon with the on-the-job kids to Gerald Leverington and Ruth Swanson. I, Dale Holden, will my studious ways to Carol Maust. I, Barry Birk, will my ability to get along with the librarians to Jack Carlson. I, Lloyd Johnson, leave my blushing to Margery Sams. I, Barbara Rhoades, leave my love for sailors to Judy Salifsberg. I, Helen Rice, leave my quiet ways to Donald Hopper. I, Dalton Dirks, will my way with the girls to Eddie Durm. I, Linda Hickman, will my ability to have the car to Diane Johnson. I, Joyce Syhre, will my gift of gab to Cheryl York. I, Donald Johnson, will my English grades to Robert Arboleda. I, Mavis Christensen, will my ability to make my waist look small to Marlys Langauenbau. 16 Prophecy of the I960 Class It is now 1970 and the i960 class of Pine River is having their first class reunion. Their prophecy, which was written by two under-classmen is being read. It begins........ ■- Twila Alwin is a cigar, cigarette, and candy girl at the Pine River Stork Club. Now doing modeling work in Paris, France is Raphael Bristow. For her reference to get the job she used her experience as a B team cheerleader. With a new high school in Pine River, they naturally had to have a new principal. Wilmar Buchite now holds this position. Barry Burk is doing very well as the basketball coach at Notre Dame. Mavis Christensen is an active resident at the Good Samaritan Home, but not as a staff member. Wife and secretary of a well known doctor is Marlene Coulter. Phil Dabill is employed at Honeywell Inc. as their mattress tester. His office is in the front display window. Gary DeBoer is the Official Dealer for the backroom poker games in the Pine River Pool Hall. It seems as if Gary always has something up his sleeve. Anatomy instructor at the Pine River Junior College is Prof. Dalton Dirks. A musical with Tab Hunter has just been completed. This is Shirley Ellis' first movie. Frank Finney has a very interesting business set up in Des Moines. Iowa. He keeps his key to success a secret. As the owner of a local fishing tackle shop, Alan Gearey likes to go fishing in spare time. Diane Gile has worked her way up to the distinguished position of head pin-setter at the local bowling alley. After clipping an ad from a magazine, Donald Gilman is now Charles Atlas1 assistant. Hero of the younger set is William Gilman in his latest role as Tarzan. Carolyn Goochey is doing bookwork at a local Super Market. As a singer with the Orbits, Sandy Haff now has free transportation to all their dances. Although he is kept busy directing jungle movies, Lowell Hanson still finds time to do paintings of his five private secretaries. Work ing as hat check girl at the Waldorf Astoria is Vivian Harris. Linda Hickman is employed at Cape Canaveral. She hopes to be the first woman to reach Mars in a rocket. Dale Holden is the Athletic Director at the Jenkins High School. After recently joining the Pine River Police Force, Roger Houg says he is determined to clean up the city. Phyllis Hurst is the owner of the Ritz Beauty Parlor in New York. Donald Johnson is residing in the Walker County Jail-----as the Chief Justice of the Peace. As wife of the new proprietor of the Pine River Shavings Company, Leanne Johnson is doing very well. Holding the position of the bank president is Lloyd Johnson. With a new school and a new principal there had to be a new secretary. Elaine Jokela is the lucky girl. Because of her past experience of working during those hours, Lucille Kemnitz is working on the night shift at the bakery. Clarissa Kicker is married to a wealthy carpenter. She says she gets a bang out of married life. Hope Knott and her husband are operating the Naughty Pine cafe in Minneapolis. Jim LaFrance has become the latest teen-age idol as a recording star. Playing the accordian with Jimny Ware and his band is Sharon Larson. George Lilly and his pet dog, Snowball are living in Alaska training huskies, Delores Moon is a pharmacist at Rochester in a drug store. Although he is the president of the Red Owl Store Chain, Dale McKeever is still saving money for Saturday nights. By following in the foot-steps of Bob Cummings, Ralph Nutter has made his first million and is starting on his second. Bob Wagner recently divorced his wife to marry Carol Olson. She is irresistible says Bob. David Olson has progressed to the position of being a Latin Prof, at the University of Minnesota. Anecia Parker is a secretary for Bigdome and Co. As one of Director Hanson's secretaries, it is said that Sharon Patenaude has quite a knack for taking dictation. Modeling Jantzen bathing suits is Barbara Rhoades. Helen Rice is a bubble dancer for Lawrence Welk and his champagne music. A hard working, penny pinching man on his way to success, Phillip Risnes says he still misses his school days. Claudia Robbins is an English teacher at Pine River and has her own private text-book library. Gene Rubey is a bronk buster in the western rodeos. Dorothy Sams just received the job of directing the Pine River High School Band. A prominent psychiatrist at the Brainerd State Hospital is Robert Swanson. Robert Stephen is the Chief of Police in New York City. Playing as the trumpet accompanist with Liberace is Joyce Syhre. Lois Taylor has a large family now and is living in Birmingham, Alabama. The strange occupation of Charles Thiers is selling Minnesota originated ice houses built up on pontoons in Florida. Now a traveling saleslady, Karen Jo Walton is selling contact lenses. Jim Wilcox is the taste tester for the Hamms Brewing Company. As Dump Commissioner of Pine River, Jerry Zigmund says the amount of garbage put out by the average American has lessened considerably in the past ten years. Arlene Anderson, with her luscious red hair, has taken over as Lucille Ball's stand in. And then it ends. 17 Well I'm up here, , now how do I get down. I Well if only I were queen. If you can't take it stand ing,lay down. Well that dream is washed away.1 Hey you there stop that. I li e this wouldn't ym Mine all mine. SENIOR EVENTS ALL AROUND THE CENTERPIECE HAVIN’ FUN? JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 1959 THE GRAND MARCH For one night last sunnier HOWIE AND FRIENDS the Armory was transformed into an attractive nightclub. The occasion was the Junior- Senior Prom of ’59. The Juniors chose the theme Club 59 to honor the graduating Seniors. The Prom was May 22, 1959, and the 120 couples danced until 12s00 to the music of Howie Hill and his orchestra. Frank Finney was the Master of Ceremonies at the Banquet which took place before the Prom. The class will and prophecy was read and a program was presented. PINE RIVER BODY SHOP PINE RIVER BAKER! 20 LONDON BRIDGES HOMECOMING SHtR WOD BUTCK The 1959 Homecoming, a gala event, was held October 2. After a pepfest in the gymnasium, a parade was held on the main street of Pine River. Senior queen candidates were Barbara Rhoades , Leanne Johnson, Phyllis Hurst, Sharon Patenaude and Marlene Coulter. Dalton Dirks, Lloyd Johnson, Jim Vllcox, Gene Rubey and Bill Gilman were the king candidates. Barbara Rhoades and Lloyd Johnson were escorted to the throne as our 1959 Homecoming Royalty. Cheryl York and Shirley Tate were queen attendants from the .junior and sophomore classes respectively. The main event of the evening was the football game with Cass Lake. The Tigers defeated them with a score of 26-20. The alumni dance was held in the evening and concluded the days events. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED by Vera and Ken Tarpley Laurie Huntington...., Sidney Huntington...., Martha Huntington...., Wally Huntington...... Miss (Qus) Gustavesky, Joan Wood............. Ted Wood.............. Lillian Wood.......... Mark Bradford............ Horatio P. Honeywell., Amelia Dennis............ Carolyn Blakesly....., Grace Schoenbeck...... Walola Breckenridge.., There se Brown........... Director.............. ..Raphael Bristow ...Jerry Sullivan ....Judy Andersen .....Gary DeBoer ,Mavis Christensen ......Sandra Haff .....Frank Finney ....Linda Hickman ••••..Bill Gilman ....Lowell Hanson .....Barbara Hurd .......Diane Gile ....Phyllis Hurst ..Barbara Rhoades ..Karen Jo Walton ...Mildred Kellet P. R. LOCKU P. COMPANY 24 ATHLETICS Managers: Dennis Proffit, Bernard Edgeton, and Keith Carlson. Row 1: Russel Edgeton, Lloyd Johnson, Dalton Dirks, Jim Wilcox, Eugene Rubey, Bill Gilman, Alan Gearey, David Gilchrist, and Larry Johnson. Row 2: Steven Showalter, Robert Arboleda, Michael 3rez1nsky, Duane Swift, James lien, Robert Staples, Jerry Olson, Richard Scker, and Gerald Leverlngton. Row 3: Coach, Mr. Rezanka, Lanny Rathche, Donald Hopper, Rolland Christenson, Gary Rubey, Allen Prigge, Donald Buss, Jack Carlson, and Edwin Durm. Row k: Darrell Scott, David Wei3S, Michael Gilman, Dennis Olson, Larry Stine, Reggie Silbaugh, Gale Morganroth, Steven Crandall, Richard Arboleda, and Assistant Coach, Mr. Papke. 3taimbrook and Barchus 26 FOOTBALL SNAPBHOTS There is a chance 11 Watch that 1$ 11 Run, Bill, Run Three against one isn't fair i Will he make it?? Nice try. Bill J.' Monkey Pile ii Who has the ball?? The Tigers of 1959 picked as their Tri-Captains: Bill Gilman, Gene Rubey, and Jim 'Wilcox. They did a fine job of leading a great team coached by Mr. Rezanka and assistant coach, Mr. Papke. The Tigers were the smallest in size, but the largest in desire this season and never gave up trying from beginning to the end. After several weeks of practice, the Tigers were ready for the opening non-conference game with Northome. The Tigers won 60 to 0. They next met Pequot lakes in the first conference game; the score this time. Pine River 37, Pequot 6. The Tigers then journeyed to Walker to play in a rain storm, where they lost a heartbreaker 7 to 6. Cass Lake then lost to the Tigers 26 to 20. The beginning of the third round of the conference saw the Tigers journey to Pequot Lakes and thump the Indians U0 to 7. The Tigers then had another chance with Walker and gave it all they had, but the breaks just were not with them and they lost 13 to 12. Still smarting from these two one point losses to ’Walker, the Tigers roared back to whip Cass Lake W to 6 and Pillager 5 to 6 to end a very successful season. The Tigers scored 2?6 points to the opponents 65. Bill Gilman, Gene Rubey, Jim 'Wilcox, David Gilchrist, and Larry Johnson were selected on the All Conference team. Bill Gilman was awarded the highest honor a football player can receive in being named AIL STATE BACK. To our knowledge, Bill is the first to receive this honor in Pine River’s football history. Kleins Sport Center 27 Row It Edwin Durm, Gary DeBoer, Mike Brezinsky, Bob Arboleda, Jim Lien, David Gilchrist. Row 2s Mr. Rezanda, Assistant coach, Russell Edgeton, Jerry Behme, Allan Prigge, Don Buss, Jim Wilcox, Gene Rubey, Bill Gilman, Mr. Papke, coach. A TEAM BASKETBALL GRADUATES Bill Gilman Gary DeBoer Jim Wilcox Gene Rubey KEN'S SUPER MARKET Row Is Bob Arboleda, Russell Edgeton, Larry Johnson, Rolland Christenson, Allen Prigge, David Gilchrist, Mike Brezinsky. Row 2s Coach, Mr. Rezanka, Richie Arboleda, Jerry Herzog, Steven Showalter, Bob Chantland, Jim Perry, Bob Huber, Paul Hedlund, Janes Johnson, Bill Harris. Bill Oilman Coach Papke Donald Buss Gene ftubey Jim Lein Jim Wilcox B TEAM BA9KETBALL 29 Wilson’s Paint and Specialties TRACK Row Is Paul Soddard, Donald Hopner, Phil Risnes, Jin Wilcox, Ralph Langenbau, Gene Rubey, Bob Ostrom, David Gilchrist, Dale Holden. Row 2: Dale McKeever. Bob Arboleda, Steven Hdseth, Bob Stephen, George Lilly, Larry Johnson, Mr. Miller, coach, Lanny Rathche, Reynold Peterson, Duane Swift, Danny Rathche, Delton Dirks, Walter Weiss, Voel Monson, John Zdenek, LeRoy Knott, Joe Fuhrer. 30 bAbeball Row 1: Donald Buss, James Lien, Bill Cromett, Ralph Hunt, Bob Kangas, Bill Oilman, Jerry Sullivan, Russel Edgeton, and Edwin Durm. Row 2: Mr. Schroers assistant coach, Richard Arboleda, Allen Prigge, Lloyd Johnson, Barry Burk, Lee Davis, Gerald Leverington, Bob Staples, p Coach Mr. Rezanka, and Darrell Scott. I P N I c N 1959 Baseball Tigers are Bast Sub-District Champs E R I V E R D R Y C L E A N E R The Pine River Tigers had an up hill fight all season to bring home the East Sub District Championship for the second straight year. Coach Dick Rezanka and assistant coach, Roger Schroers, were very pleased with the results of the 5j season. The Tigers opened with a win over Pequot Lakes 7 to 5, then lost a game to Pillager 6 to It which proved to be the game that cost them the Crow Wing Crown. The Tigers then won the next three games 2 to 1 with Motley, 6 to 1 with Pillager and 5 to U again with Motley. The final game of the regular season found Pine River olaying against Pequot Lakes, both teams having identical records, playing for the Championship of the Crow Wing Valley Conference. The Tigers lost this one 6 to 2, but came roaring back to gain the finals of the sub district playoff beating Pillager 7 to 2. Again they were playing the same team, Pequot Lakes. Coach Rezanka picked Bob Kangas captain of the Tigers to pitch this important game. He turned in a fine performance shutting out the Indians and allowing them only two hits. The Tigers won the East Sub-District Championship 2 to 0. In the district playoffs, the Tigers lost to a strong New York Mills squad 11 to 7. R I V £ R L A U N D E R E T T E 31 .°w 1: Robert Ostrom, Robert Arboleda, Larry Johnson, James 7ilcox, Joe Gearey, Geor?e Lilly, and Mr. Rezanka, advisor. Row 2: Dale Holden, Gerald Leverington, James Lien, Lanny Rathche, Robert Staples, Dalton Dirks, David Gilchrist, Charles Houser, Donald Hopper, Jack Carlson, Richard Ecker, and Mr, Miller, advisor. Row 3s Mike 3rezinsky, Russell Edgeton, Allen Prigge, Holland Christ- ensen, Keith Carlson, Phil Risnes, Gene Rubey Barry Burk, Donald 3uss, Gary DeBoer, and Mr. LETTERMEN Bill Gilman, Lee Davis, 32 TORSKS'o CAFE SCHUSTiiR'S RECREATION PARLOR ACTIVITIES Row Is David Wallace, Elizabeth Shamp, Susan Filibeck. Row 2: Dick Bumson, Edith Jewell, Barbara Carlson, Mary Staples, Pat Rubey, Barbara Moon, Judy Filibeck, Steven Crandall, Peggy Card, Elaine Norman, Linda Christenson, Greg Tibbetts. Row 3: Roberta Patenaude, Ruth Ek, Gale Morganroth, Darrell Scott, Betty Rollins, Colleen Cromett, Shirley Tate, Mary Lou Bristow, Janice Satherly, Ginny York, Sandy Rexroat, John Palmer, Mike Gilman, Don John Lundrigan, Dean Peterson, Sue Sherwood, Marge Baker, Joyce Hiles, Delores Long, David Satherlie, Danny Risnes,Ted Lundrigan. Row k: Betty I vegreen, Carol Erickson, Diane Dempsie, Mike Rohr, Uicille Hiles, Kathy McKeever, Sylvia Gravdahl, Mr. Graves, Director. SENIOR BAND PERCUSSION Kathy McKeever, Sylvia Gravdahl, Sue Sherwood. PINE RIVER CLINIC WOODWIND Rov Is Betty Lovegreen, Ruth Ek, Roberta Patenaude, Diane Dempsie. Rov 2: Susan Filibeck, Carol Erickson, Colleen Cromett, Barbara Carlson. Row 31 Edith Jewell, Mary Lou Bristow, Betty Rollins Shirley Tate, Elizabeth Shamp. Row U: Darrell Scott, Dick Burnson, Mike Rohr, Gale Morganroth, David Wallace. MARLOW THEATER BRASS Row 1: Don Lundrigan, Ginny York, Sandra Rexroat, Janice Satherlie, John Palmer. Rov 2: Steve Crandall, Danny Risnes, Mike Gilman, Dean Peterson, Sue Sherwood, Ted Lundrigan. BEN FRANKLIN STORE BRASS Row Is David Satherlie, Lucille Hiles, Joyce Hiles. Row 2: Mary Staples, Deoores Long, Pat Rubey, Peggy Card, Barbara Moon. 1st Rov, left to right. Howard Carter, Dennis McAllister, Joyce Syhre, Sharon Patenaude, Jackie Kater, Ruth Swanson, Calvin Swanson, Kenny Staples, Darrel Proffit 2nd Row. Mrs. Johnson, Terry Boyd, Roberta Patenuade, Elaine Seeley, Elaine Jokela, Carolyn I sverington, Shirley Ellis, Kathy McKeever, Ronnie Farnum, Rodney Johnson 3rd Row. Barbara Moon, Marilyn Peterson, Charlene Davidson, Sally Tibbetts, Judy Filibeck, Mary Lou Bristow, Glenda Risnes, Cheryl York, Delores Hedlund, Gary Johnson, Karen Jo Walton Uth Row. Sue Sherwood, Alma McClintoc, Gerald Leverington, Arvid Hecht, Ralph Nutter, Robert Swanson, I well Hanson, James Cox, Dalton Dirks, Dale Holden, David Weiss, Twila Alvin, Judy Salfisberg MIXED CHORUS 1st Row, left to right. Rosella Coulter, Barbara Behme, Karen Weiss, Linda Glover, Dianna Dirks, Bertha Mykkanen, Donna Torkelson 2nd Row. Mrs. Johnson, Carol Maine, Shirley Staples, Jeaninne Johnson, Julie Oberfell, Laura Gjertson, Sharon Davidson, Frances Eblen, Colleen Olson 3rd Row. Carol Israelson, Donna Satchel, Elizabeth Heino, Maxine Kayala, Donna Gard, Jennifer Kangas, Patty Swift, Alice Dague, Barbara Richards, Gynola Jones 4th Row. Kathy Riley, Pat Barsness, Carolyn Geary, Kathy Qualley, Phyllis Newman, Sandra Armstrong, Ellen Davis, Geraldine Filsmyer, Ida Johnson, Judy Swift, Linda Dirks PINE MOTOR COMPANY 36 Row Is Collin Swift, Glenda Risness, Lowell Hanson, Robert Swanson, President, Dale Holden, Cheryl York, Phyllis Hurst. Row 2: Mr. Fields, advisor, Calvin Swanson, Sandra Eckerson, Ida Johnson, Charlene Davidson, Larry Johnson, Allan Prigge, Lee Rice, Denni6 Olson, Mary leu Bristow, Joe Fuhrer, Linda Christenson, Sue Carlson, Howard Carter, David Buss. Missing: Barbara Rhoades, Secretary. Delores Moon, Jim Wilcox STUDENT COUNCIL PARHIH'S MOBILGAS JOBBSOM’S CIGAR COMPANY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Dale Holden, Vice President, Elaine Jokela, Phyllis Hurst, Secretary, Robert Swanson, President, Dalton Dirks, Shirley Ellis, Linda Hickman. Row 2: Mr. Fields, advisor, Judy Nelson Delores Hedlund, Robert Arboleda, Dave Gilchrist, Jerry Behme, David Wei6s, Alma McClintock, Glenda Risness. Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Mrs. Kellet, advisor, Carolyn Hoke, Victoria Mykkanen, Joyce Syhre, Susie Gilchrist, Jesse McClintock, Judy Linse, Carolyn Leverington, Barbara Goochey Phyllis Hurst, Jackie Kater, Shirley Ellis, Judy Safisburg, Sandy Haff, Dianne Kessell, Mary Olson, Elizabeth Paper, Eunice Adamson, Clara Norman Cheryl York, Elizabeth Shamp, Harriet Dubbs, Twila Alwin, Dale Holden, Dalton Dirks, Lowell Hanson, Robert Swanson, Gerald Leverington, Alma McClintock, Sally Tibbetts, Marilyn Peterson, Judy Nelson' SPEECH Thirty-four students participated in the local speech festival held March 3, i960. The divisions and the number of superior ratings in each are. Serious Interpretation-four, Manuscript Reading-four, Original Oratory-three, Extemporanious Speaking-One, Memorized Oratory-three, end Humorous Interpretation-three. Those that received superior ratings at the local festival will participate in the district festival at Brainerd. 38 Pine Wood Cafe S L Store Row Is Neil Buchite, Arther Mykkanen, Dick Weiss, Gregory Goldenstein, Keith Arboleda Row 2: Gynola Jones, Jeannette Weiss 0 11001 DATDHI Row 3: Paul Gravdahl, Kenneth Sams. Tommy Rohr, Mr. Streeter, ol nUUL I r I l WL. advisor, Lee Rice, Donald Sams, Ronny Thompson, Lonny Kuschel LIBRARY O'BRIENS STORE BREKKEN'S MEWS STORE AIDS Row Is Miss Anderson, Librarian, Donny Arboleda, Linda Glover, Lila Ford, Sandy Vargo, Donna Torkelson, Joyce Basore Iona Ingberg, Julie Oberfell, Kathleen Hemness, Margaret Linsie, David Johnson. Row 2: Betty Lovegreen, Cheryl Basore, Arlene Anderson, Ida Johnson, Ellen Davis, Vernon Kemnetz, Otto Bismark, Freda Bradow, Frank Matros, Betty Knott. Rov 1: Carolyn HoK.e, Victoria Mykkanean, Sharon Batenaude, Phyllis Hurst, Loretta Tulenchik, Carolyn I verington. Sue Carlson, Judy Linse, Barbara Goochey, Bertha Mykkanean. Rov 2: Mary Staples, Dorothy Goochey, Carol Olson, Karen Jo Walton, Shirley Tate, Shirley Ellis, Marlys Werke, Barbara Moon, Delores Moon, Clarissa Kicker, Darlene Seeley. Rov 3: Eunice Adamson, Sharon WerKe, Kitty Holden, Ellen Davis, Marilyn Peterson, Barbara Rhoades, Sally Tibbetts, Cheryl York, Sandy Haff, Judy Salfisburg, Judy Nelson, Glenda Risnes. Rov k: Dorothy Sams, Gerald teverington, Judy Filibeck, Ralph Nutter, Tvila Alvin, Raphael Bristov, Lovell Hanson, Lloyd Johnson, Carol Maust, Harriet Dubbs, Sherry Herzog, Barbara Arones, Mr. Van Rysvy , Advisor. NEWSPAPER Rov 1: Tvila Alvin-Humor Page, Sandy Haff-Sports, Lovell Hanson-Editor, Clarissa Kicker-Copy Editor and Senior Sidelines, Shirley Ellis-Humor Page, Raphael Bristov-Exchange Editor. Rov 2: Sharon Patenaude-Art Editor, Carolyn Leverington-Around the Comer, Karen Jo Walton-Product- Lon Manager and Senior Sidelines, Lloyd Johnson-Sports, Ralph Nutter-Photographer, Barbara Rhoades-Fads and Fashions, Delores Moon-Fads and Fashions, Phyllis Hurst-Head Typist, Claudia Robbins-Ttypist (Missing). Row Is Vicky Mykkanen, Elaine Norman, Kathy McKeever, Peggy Gord, Gloria Green, Ruth Ek, Judy Sat-chell, Sylvia Gravdahl. Row 2: Carolyn Hoke, Sharon Patenaude, Judy Linse, Cora I e Swift, Sue Carlson, Ginny Ec er, Diane Carlson, Sandra Olson, Dorothy Goochey, Carolyn Leverington, Loretta Tulenchik, Barbara Goochey, Vicky Row 3: Barbara Boyd, Clarissa Kicker, Eva Houser, Jackie Kater, Judy Nelson, Barbara Moon, Glenda Risnes, Barbara Carlson, Sue Sherwood, Karen Jo Walton, Anita Pohl, Lilly 0 I ary. Row k: Delores Moon, Judy Salifsburg, Elaine Jokela, Elaine Seeley, Caroline Gardner, Sandy Haff, Elizabeth Paper, Cheryl York, Mary Campbell, Sharon Werke, Hope Knott, Pat Hufftnan, Betty Rollins, G A Row 5: Elizabeth Shamp, Carol Thompson, Anita Norman, Edith Jewel, Diane Kessell, Dorothy Matros, Judy Fllibeck, Carol Maust, Raphael Bristow, Twila Alwin, Harriet Dubbs, Sherry Herzog, Judy Dague, Patricia Rubey, Charlene Davidson, Mary Bobolink. Row 1: Betty Olson, Evelyn Harris, Dianna Dirks, Janice Satherlie, Barbara Behme, Linda Glover, Linda Raw t Sandy Vargo, Colleen Olson, Marlene Peterson, Diane Dempsie, Jeaninne Johnson, Rosella Coulter, £?£ Aharon11 Davids on, Laura GJertson, Sandy Ecnerson, Esther Hiles, Julie Overfell, Jackie Silbaugh, Sharon Arnold, Susie Filibeck, Joyce Basore, Janice Odegard, Iona Ingberg, Violet Cusey. Row U: Jeanette Weiss, Sue Staples, Carol Israelson, Violet Ford, Carolyn Gearey, Christensen, Freda Bradow, Alice Dague. Eunice Dabill, Carol Erickson, Jennifer Kangas, Barbara Richards, Row 5 JudyPSwift, Joanne Kramp, Betty Lovegreen, Cheryl DeBoer, Linda Dirke, Shirley Miller, Susie Groskopf, Sandra Armstrong, Kathy Qualley, Ida Johnson, Sandy Rexroat, Patty Swift, Maxine Kayala, Karen Weiss, Kathy Riley. 41 A SQUAD Clockwise: Phyllis Hurst, Glenda Risnes, Carolyn Leverington, Judy Nelson, Carol Maust Tiger, Mary Lou Bristow BRAINERD OFFICE SUPPLY SQUAD Mr. Fields - Elaine Jokela - Kiss Nelson • Mrs. Qualley - Mr. Filibeck - Carolyn Goochey Karen Jo Walton- LeAnn Johnson - Kenny Schuster CUSSES Row 1: Frank Bismark, Steven Tollefsrud, Robert Arboleoa, Davia weiss, Gerald Leverington, Richard Ecker, Donald Hopper, Collin Swift, Robert Ostrom, Edwin Dunn. Row 2: James I in, Jack Carlson, I o Rice, Alma McClintock, Carol Maust, Marlys Langenbau, David Gilchrist, Dennis Proffit, Charles Houser. Row 3; Robert Staples, Donald Buss, Keith Carlson, Norman Bellinger, Bobbie Houser, Douglas Birk, Jerry Behme, Lee Davis, Lee Rice, Russell Edgeton. Folsom's Music Company JUNIORS Miller'6 Garage Row 1. Barbara Goochey, Lillie O'Leary, Clara Norman, Jean Peterson, Rosetta Wilson, Ruth Swanson, Carolyn Hoke. Row2. toretta My kanen, Judy Nelson, -Sharon Werke, Marie Meagher, Diane Johnson, Marilyn Peterson, Victoria Zupcn, Darlene Rush, Judy Salfisberg, Anita Pohl. Row 3. Di Ann Kessell, Carol Thompson, Deloris Hedlund, Cheryl York, Sally Tibbetts, Aileen Norman, Grace Jones, Glenda Risnes, Dorothy Matros, Margery Sams, Mary Olson, Elizabeth Paper. Row Is Francis Goble, Anita Norman, Edith Jewell, Karnis Sams, Russell Jesperson, Jerry Rhoades, Robert Chantlund, Diane Carlson, Kitty Holden, Mary Campbell. Row 2: Sherry Herzog, Peggy Gard, Marjorie Baker, Raymond Arnold, Mike Brezinsky, lanny Rathche, Harlin Hecht, Robert Arnold, Noel Monson, Paul Hedlund, Barbara Arones, Judy Dague, Patricia Rubey. Row 3: Mary Lou Bristow, Anna Bannister, Gary Andrews, Larry Johnson, Jim Perry, Rolland Christensen, Lynn Clodfelder, James Rice, Jim Lutz, Allen Prigge, Harriet Dubbs, Judy Filibeck. QOPHOMORES BRAINERD DAILY DISPATCH PINE RIVER JOURNAL Row Is Kenneth Norman, Robert Johnson, Victoria Mykkanen, Judy Linse, Richard Arboleda, Patricia Kuschel, Eugene Gard, Lucille Hiles, Loretta Tulenchik, Daniel Rothwell, Earl Kangas. Row 2: Sue Carlson, Eva Houser, Barbara Moon, Pat Theis, Pete Showalter, Marlys Werke, Linda Peterson, Sue Sherwood, Michael Buchite, Jerry Herzog, Mary Staples, Dorothy Goochey, Carolyn Leverington. Row 3: Bill Harris, Mavis Meagher, Gary Johnson, Sherley Tate, Carol Sandberg, Ronald Richards, Dennis Rathche, Dennis Odegard, David Zupon, Caroline Gardner, Elaine Seeley, Garry Stephan, Pat Hufftaan, James Johnson. Rov 1: Susan Gilchrist, Larry Wannebo, Florence Israelson, Gerald Nelson, Gordon Weiss, Cheryl Odegard, Jackie Kater, Kenneth Sams. Row 2: Gloria Green, Gayle Morganroth, Sandra Olson, Lorry Chantland, Charlene Davidson, Jesse Cusey, Mary Bobolink, Leroy Knott, Betty Rollins. Row 3: Elizabeth Shamp, Walter Silbaugh, Dennis Olson, Mike Gilman, Larry Stine, Richard Price, Dick Burnson, Roger Sawyer, Deem Peterson, Barb Carlson. FRESHMEN S Q HARDWARE STORE Row 1: Raymond Sorenson, Sylvia Gravdahl, Judy Satchell, Vicky Arnold, Louise Stanforth, Elaine Norman, Elizabeth Adamson, David Zupon. Row 2: Christine Kayala, Joyce Hiles, David Bismarck, Kathy McKeever, Donna Kottschade, Bernard Edgeton, Francis Eblen, Barbara Boyd, Charlotte Wiese. Row 3: Alvin Borman, Roberta Patenaude, Steven Crandal, Cora Lee Swift, Allen Borman, Ginny Ecker, John Zdenek, Ruth Ek, Darrell Scott. Rov 3 Row h Ginny York, ajLlen Werke, Diane Dempsie, Calvin owanson, Sue Staples, Donald Sams, Maine Phyllis Sorenson. Betty Knott, John Arnold, Qnma Goble, John Swift, Jesse McClintock, Donna Satehe11, Row 1 Carol Row 2 Marvin Rush, Eunice Dabill, Marlene Peterson Elizabeth Heino, Rodney Johnson, Linda Christensen, Greg Tibbetts, Janette Weiss, Dick Anderson. Kathy Riley, Bobby Adamson, Patricia Barness, John Palmer. Judy Swift, Lonny Hanson, Sandy Rexroat, David Wallace, Phyllis Newman, Warner Wynn, Micky Rohr, Sandy Armstrong, Wayne Pitlick, Geraldine Fislmeyer, Richard Broady EIGHTH GRADE PINE RIVER STATE BANK Row 1: David Johnson, Janis Satherlie, Coleen Olson, Bertha Mykkanen, Evelyn Harris, Donnie Arboleda. Row 2: Jeaninne Johnson, John Moser, Gynola Jones, Arvid Hecht, Frank Matros, Don Lundrigan, Tom Witt, Allan Johnson, Donna Card, Shirley Staples. Row 3: Cheryl Basore, Betty Lovegreen, Cheryl DeBoer, Freda Bradow, Jerry Prigge, Iarry Dubbs, Richard Rubey, Otto Bismark, Carol Erickson, Linda Dirks, Jennifer Kangas. Row U: Joanne Kramp, Vernon Cusey, Shirley Miller, Elian Davis, Gene Davis, Bobby Dabill, Danny Risnes, Bobby Tieir Doug Weiss, Rose Knott, Susie Groskopf, James Eisner. Row Is Susie Filibeck, Isabella Shamp, Jackie Silbaugh, Terry Boyd, Janice Odegard, Iona Ingberg, Gene Kouba, Esther Hiles, Violet Cusey, Laura Gjertson. Row 2: Ronnie Farnum, Joyce Basore, Donald Pierce, Carol Israelson, Ted Lundrigan, Sandra Ecnerson, Patricia Svift, Jimmy Matz, Sharon Arnold, Theodore Farnum, Kathleen Hemness, James Norman. Rov 3: Barbara Richards, Alice Dague, Gordon Weiss, Carolyn Gearey, Leon Mevhorter, Kathy Qualley, Bob Brogle, Ida Johnson, Willis Burnette, Violet Ford, Maxine Kayala. SEVENTH GRADE SILBAUGH S DEPARTMENT STORE Rov Is Linda Mettling, John Zupon, Lee Fuhrer, Louis Isensee, Charles Torske, Daryl Prof fit, David Satherlie, Larry Swift, Linda Glover, Dianna Dirks. Row 2: Rodney Johnson, Lila Ford, Andy Swift, Sandra Vargo, Wesley Johnes, Robert Wright, Thcmas Svitagievski, David Buss, Barbara Behme, Jerry Sympson, Betty Olson, Greg Tollefsrud. Row 3: Sharon Davidson, Vernon Kemnitz, Howard Carter, Sam Knott, Karen Weiss, Delores Long, Julie Oberfell, Donna Torkelson, Margaret Linse, Gerald Miller, Kenny Staples, Dennis Mcallister, Rosella Coulter. Missing: Franklin Woods and Larry Zumbrunner. Row 1. Mr. West, Mr. Miller, Miss Hedlund, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Kellett, Miss Anderson, Mr. Lis8ick, Mr. Wolfe. Row 2. Mrs. Son tag, Mr. Hickman, Mr. Nelsor., Mr. Rezanka, Mr. Papke, Mr. Matz, Mr. Van Ryswyk, Mr. Graves, Mrs. Sutherland. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: Mrs. Collins, Mr. Pelzel, Mr. Kargel, Mr. Leverington, chairman, Mrs. Klein, Mr. Silbaugh, Mr. Filibeck. Rov 1 Mrs. Gilchrist, Mrs. Malmo, Mr. Livermore, Mr. Streeter, Principal, Mr. Rhoades, Mildred Principal, Mr. Peterson, Mrs. Fields, Mrs. Kofstad. Row 2: Mrs. Severeid, Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. Torske, Mrs. Uhlig, Mrs. Flategraff, Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Seaton, Mrs. Arthur, Mrs. Hickel, Mrs. Somers GRADE FACULTY Chms sunn mm ?auA jLuaQitij MtjiiaLL QaksvujC atnLy Shop tui4h confidence at «? %- Aleu ly remoJe-lcJ store Pine River Minntitto. Pk.n. JUh.,., T-1SI0