Pipestone Area Vocational High School - Yearbook (Pipestone, MN)

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Z 6 f., , :V vii Q M +A 'maui' .a p .0 -C Aa -?' an O , V 1 , 1 srvx 1 s iz, ml 1 as Kids of Alumni aw , THE ARROW l95I Pat Henry-Editor Editors I .lessen-Associate Car a Ardith Wilson ' The Senior Class Published By HIGH SCHOOL PI PESTON E Pipestone, Minnesota ' i llllllllllfllllll lllllllllllllllllll ROW l Dorothy Frgge J H Beadle Noah Nelsen Justnn W Swenson Tom Tru x Mary Lou McKenzte Malcolm Mosnng ROW 2 Donald Hem Allan Op land Everett Collen Byrma Jones Erlc Strom Alta Vorce Marlon Colby Franlue Nathe R J Knutson Margaret Lowe Earle Teas FAC ULTV DOROTHY FIGGE B S St Cloud Teachers College Umversrty of Munnesota Offuce Occupations Bookkeepung Vo catuonal Co ordrnatnon J H BEADLE BS Plattevulle Teachers College Unnverslty of Wusconsnn lndustrlal Arts NOAH NELSEN B S Buena Vlsta Unuversaty of Iowa Asslst ant Prnnclpal Chemlstry Law stty ot North Dakota Unnversrty of Mmnesota S pernntendent TOM TRUAX BS Unuversuty of Mmnesota Bnology Physics Vlsual Ards Co ordmator Boys Counselor MARY LOU MCKENZIE BA College of St Catherme Um versuty of Colorado Engllsh Smoke Svgnal MALCOLM MOSING BS Wmona State Teachers College Engllsh Declam DONALD HEIN B S Wmona State Teachers College M A Umversnty of Mmnesota Columbra Umversnty Um versnty of Colorado Sensor Hugh School Prmctpal ALLAN OPLAND BA Augustana Umversnty of Mrchugan Waldenwoods Band Glee Clubs Chorus EVERETT COLLIN BS Mankato State Teachers College World Hnstory Physlcs Algebra Aeronauttcs BYRMA JONES BA Carleton Umverslty of Mnnnesota Um versuty of Southern Calnfornna Denver Unuversaty Dean of Gurls Hlstory ERIC STROM B A Carleton M Ed Unrverslty of Minnesota Basketball coach Assistant football coach Boys Physucal Educatron ALTA VORCE BA Hamlme Unuversrty Umverslty of Mon tana Unuversuty of Mmnesota Umverslty of Colo rado English and Latrn MARION COLBY B A Macalester Iowa State Teachers Col lege St Cloud State Teachers College Mathematlcs FRANKIE NATHE B S Umversuty of North Dakota University of Munnesota Socual Scuence R J KNUTSON BA South Dakota State Umversnty of Mm nesota Agrnculture MARGARET LOWE-Carleton State Teachers College White water Wusconsun Mankato State Teachers College Mmneapolus Busmess College Commercral EARLE TEAS B S St Cloud Teachers College Football coach Assustant basketball coach Amerlcan Hlstory Bus: ness Relatuons Q y I .- I A H fa. M 4 , , I, 5 . V I P Q 1 ' , . . , , ' , , G , ' , ' . 1 ' , - f I 1 r ' 1 1 I 4 . V r - - , , - - , . . , ' ' - . , II : I 1 I ' 1 f , - . 4 I I I . . . I I I .I . . - .I . , I I , 1 5 . , - f z ' f f ' ' F ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' '. 5 1 1 - I I 1 r JUSTIN W, SWENSON-A.B. Augustana College, M.S. Univer- I I . I . . . I III- - I I I I I I I I . 1 I - '- - - I , 1 . . . , - I - , . - . , I AT- ' ' . ' . ' - - - - - P I - . 'T ' ' . . ' , . 4 - - 7 . . . , . . -- . . , - 5 . r I ' I I ' I ' a . . . I I .. I I I I i I f - T ' ' ' . ' . .' I I T 10 ni? FACULTY RUTH STUDT B E Mankato State Teachers College Unrver stty of Mrnnesota Lrbraruan DAISY WAKEFIELD B S Umversrty of Mxnnesota graduated wlth drstmctron Mankato State Teachers College Soclal Studues JEANETTE VENSKE B M Mac Phall College of Music Munne apolls Grade School Supervxsor of Music HAROLD BOELTER B S Huron College Scuence Junuor Bust ness Junuor Hlgh Coach ROBERT COLBURN BA Gustavus Adolphus Engllsh Phases of Engllsh Debate Class Plays WALTER KORSRUD B A Luther College Umverslty of Iowa Soclal Studles Geography GEORGE SILBERG A B Unlverslty of Illlnons B S Umverslty of Mlnnesota Vocational and Science DORIS WINTER B S South Dakota State Home Economucs WILLETTA BROWN BS Mankato State Teachers College Glrls Physlcal Educatlon GAA Sponsor of Cheer leaders Safety Educatlon ELIZABETH SCHMOKER B E St Cloud State Teachers Col lege Unuverslty of Mlnnesota Mathernatucs Geo graphy Englnsh IRMA TOUTGES Hamlrne Unlverslty Unlverslty of Mnnne sota St Cloud State Teachers College Englnsh Phases of Engllsh LAURA CHAPMAN Mankato State Teachers College Mathe rnatlcs GLADYS EVANS B A Mankato State Teachers College Un: verslty of Mnnnesota St Cloud State Teachers Col lege Umverslty of Denver .lunror High School Prln clpal Geography HENRY J BARTEL Carleton BS State Teachers College Wmona Teachers College Junuor Hugh Sclence and Mathematlcs ALLEN RONNING BS Unlversuty of Mlnnesota Art Eng lush Asslstant Coaching ALVIN FLINT B S Wmona State Teachers College Stout In stltute of Wlsconsln lndustrlal Arts MARIANNE WEATHERLY Pupestone Hugh School Secretary to Superlntendent LORENA SELINE B S Unnversuty of Minnesota Bartron Hos prtal School Nurse F' bt iff? -M ,aaa Q Illlll Ill M lllll lllllllllllllll llllll ROW l Ruth Studt Dalsy Wakefleld Jeannette Venske Harold Boelter Robert Colburn Walter Korsrud George Sllberg ROW 2 Dons Wrnter Wuljetta Brown Eluzabeth Schmoker Irma Toutges Laura Chapman Gladys Evans Henry J Bartel Allen Ronnmg Alvun Fllnt Marranne Weatherly Lorena Selme . , , ' ' . V A I D' 1 1' l - l ' V W ' ,iafwfflr 4 f V - ,A , -' ., , J. gt 7 ,I A ,elf a W Q 'Ku l A . W. 6 W A O . ish . if ,,.,, ,Y , 1 Nj my 4 4 T .M .. . , W 'Ft fi' 5 I Fl ll I 5 ' Ll 34 7 ' D I f gl i I I Y 1 ti 5 , : 5 5 , ' l 1 .L ,, , fi ' 'lf -I .WY 1. fzl I ' fly U A il jr Fllfbfm r l V' ' ' '7 L, . I gl '3 , I E,,i'2' I 2 3 ' a ? es - 1 1 BOARD K EDUCATION E, J, Feldman J. W. Swenson D st I S ch Superintendent an ey ' Mfs.Juiaa Ekluna Treasurer To The Class of I95l We offer you our hearty congratulations and best wishes for the future. You are graduating from high school during a period of world unrest. The future of our great country lies in the hands of its youth. You must be ready to accept this challenge. May all of you continue to grow so that you will soon find your places in our democratic society. Best wishes for success and happiness. Justin W. Swenson, Superintendent Tracy M. Hicks President Mrs. Luella McGilIivray Secretary Walter R. 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X P Af SOP!-IOMORES li we , vfxi ,25 2 5 sy I fair' ,V R y ii., X. , l W ff - Roger Appeldorn Ronny Astor Marjorie Backlund Eugene Barnes Mary Lou Biren Shirley Bisson Merle Boerhave Shirley Boese Marilyn Bogle Arlyn Bolluyt Willard Bothof Darell Brady Marlys Brockberg Evelyn Bruns Janice Bucher Robert Buell Marion Buldhaurpt Bob Burch Dorothy Carstensen Nancy Chase Donovan Cheney Larry Converse Rita Culver Eldon Dahl Jack Dahl Sharyn Deadrick Bruce DeGrisellea Marvin DeWeerd Dorothy DeWitt: Fred Drumrn Jorgene Ebert Joanna Elxenga .ludeen Erickson .lane Fieratad James Frahrn William Freeze .Fava Arlo Geary ,,, h. wi Billy Gilmore F' ' ' Dick Gilmore ' Edwin Ginn l re- Joanne Groth 2 5.4 3 Cecelia Haag Q l Y Wilfred Haclrmann 49 A La Von Hanson x 3 Delmus Henderson K .5 5. gl 5 Margaret Hudson 'v ' X I 'L ' Warren Ilse : f' Carol Johannsen Q , ,Nz , if in il ' M .E , wx ' mf x f James Johnson Robert Jordan Billy Keller Wayne Kiesow Barbara Klosterman David Knutson Shirley Koster Tom Kroneveter Beverly Kruger Jim Ladwig Darl Latfrenzen Gordon Lafrenz David Loose Laverle Lorenz Norman McKie Carlton Merrill Ardith Miller Lorna Milligan Cloyce Monke Geraldine Pierret Peggy Rae Betty Rauk Sllaryn Reich Duane Reyna SOPHOMORES 'f 6- pf xxx Q 9 , 'ay lf W y K M ' 1 W 'Aon . 3 , .a 1- ,1 an , - 'il -' lm! 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Weinkaul 9 Joel Wehrman Frederick Watts if M 1 Qr ' 7. ' 1 . an ,Lf 1 .A- ivy! i '? sf Q I tiki!! YQ T Vice Pres. S'Treas o fo W if! Jun RS Ne Q. fgvc- 1... gm 1419900-fwlk ,+- al fu -f-'Y vs' 'T 4537's as 25 Nr 41 in A 4' Y' FN ,BCC A-'W 10 ?'? A if 1p,.x, 'Wwe 'YI' P we f ' 19-' sf 1? 'ix .- un I - Nfl . ., George Alton Janet Arena Roger Bengamm Yvonne Boomer Norma Brennan Delbert Bnnk Joan Bruer Harlan Clark Louls Conrad Laura Cullen Leona Cullen Robert Ennkopt Sally Flerstad Mary Foley Slurley George Duck Gust Lowell Hagedorn Lawrence Halbersrna Richard Halloran Gwen Hanna Donna I-less Dennn Hlermstad Gerald Hunter Helen Ihlen Mary Jackson Roger Johnson Loren Kauaen Bertha Keen 1 A xg ..-lf' l-Q 1-.Mt U 4 l,, ,P 3 C .. ' ,x w 5 . W- l I . A ,X f AA, A 5 W. V , .. i 5 K4 ,- 3 ,:. ::.. ' M ' , Q, 1 7 1- ,140 .tv . 1 M R 1 .MWT a x I wa an M L Q v Y ' L'-wt R ' 0- an w. .Q 3 Q ,...., ' N, xv . R, 7 f' f N 1' ' ' , 2 if 4 , I Q xv' V! 'Y L ' ' .L .. Q 2 ' M ,W xy: Q ii., '. do-r , . 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The Torch- 'lu-I' P Jumoa ,cuss PLAY CAST Mr. Frederick Ritter ...... ....... ....... ...... G r e g Parker Mr. Huxley Hossefrosse .... .......... G eorge Alton Mr. Spindler .............. ...... L oren Kallsen Mr. Ralph Twiller--- ...... .... R oger Benjamin Teddy Spearing--- ..... .... R oger Johnson Mr. Stage Mgr. ........... ..... .... W i lliam Kellen Mrs. Paula Ritter ........... ............. F aith Scheid Mrs. J. Duro Pampinelli .... ......... P atsy Nienkirk Mrs. Nelly Fell ............. --- ..... Mary Foley Miss Florence McCrickett .... ........... J udy Petersen Mrs. Clara Sheppard ....... ......... B ertha Keers Jenny ......................,........... ---Marjorie Priester PRODUCTION STAFF Properties ------ ---.------------------- L ee Lange, Ray Pierson Lights --------- -------------------- P eter Lund, John O'Neill Make-up ---------- --- ----- Rosella Thoreson, Beverly Stueven Sound -------------------. ------ G erald Hunter, Carolyn Kintzi Curtain..--. ------------------ -----------------.-- R ichard Gist Prompters ---- ----- ----- ----- N o r ma Brennan, Kathleen Yseth Marilyn Knudtson, Marlene Riffel THE TORCH-BEARERS SCENES bearers, a satirical comedy in three acts, by George Kelly. The humorous story of a small-town business man and his scatter-brain wife, who becomes involved in a little theater movement in their home town. It was presented Nov. 20 and 21, directed by Robert Colburn. 22 Act l. A kind of drawing-room, in the home of Frederick Ritter, on an evening in October, about eight o'clock. Act ll. Behind the scenes at Horticultural Hall, the following evening at eight-thirty. Act lll. The drawing room at Ritter's two hours later. Special music presented by the Pipestone High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Allen Opland. 'W if' W msd 220 P-'Vs P58 me' cis S10 Y Mgtle em 1- Ma s0 PM n 'Yfua y-tom af nu X 'Y Lx Qaxawvnn 52:18 9.0322 mor 0 PM 00 rw Q XN 7- go Ro con bei Psilkex L xe The purpose ofthe F T A is to give hugh school members a general Idea ot the teaching profession They study abour teacher s colleges and occasionally have a guest speaker at their meetings Last year the group went to Mankato State Teachers College When they returned a few of the members had de clded to go there for their college education It is not de cnded where the group will go this year but some college will be visited. President ................................ Dick DeToy Vice President ..,..................... Mary Ann Sturzl Secretary ................................ Lois Winsel Treasurer ..................,........,.... Joan Stolte Advisor .................................. Mr. Truax 23 en' eq P55 303' ff 55,50 horndvkinh Godarta 5 Xe rlesxer v. ge def' n PM O Xu ,J ARROW '5I I ,4,E4f WX iw EDITOR: Pat Henry ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Ardith Wilson, Carla Jessen vga-W 'T ' 1 :J V . is? Q i , 1' ill A ... -4 A A orncsns ' '- 'A . e ' r sidenr--Y--,..- -e.,-e, -..Y--CavIa Jessen Vice President ..... , .... M 'I an yn Knudtson n Secretary-Treasurer- - .. - - .. - - Delores Winter I W Y .V 2 V 1 Recording Secretary- - r ,. - . - --Wanda Waits Faith Scheid Mary Sparrow Agnes Hess Patti Hughes SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Shirley Lamaack Carol Carlson Marguerite Cook Alice Borg Hitting on all eight the Pipestone cheering section swung into action under the leadership of the eight gals above, who are under the supervision of Miss Brown. We all put our share of noise into any game, but the cheerleaders make it come out to mean something to the team and the spectators. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS -- Ill ROW l Alice Borg Barbara Petersen Shirley Lamaack ROW 2 Marlene Rlffel Gayle Rrsch Jean Rrffel ROW 3 Judy Petersen DRUM MAJ ORETTES Drum majorettes IS an extra currncular actnvufy whuch adds fo our march mg band The members are all gurls chosen every fall an elrmunarnon try outs Mr Krahn from Munneapolns teaches tl-em They are also under the durectnon of Mr Opland Therr partnclpatnng achvmes Include marchnng between halves of foot ball and basketball games and marchmg rn parades 27 M3flxYn . P X91 Nlenliervs' a lalikson' Nxafxl Hamas, C-:Wen Y. ,O ,W Gow? n, FT TO Fleur some veldhwe LE Afeniv ne' Boglel Sa LIBRARY CADETS LEFT TO RIGHT: Nyla Rochel, Marion Buldhaupt, Judeen Erickson, Leone Cullen, Carolyn Kintzl, Laura Cullen, Gladys Stanton. 28 L15 F5 WYE? MR HEIN Sponsor ROW l Maruorue Pruester Luculle Rueck Betty Rauk Norma Brenan Donna Belle Schuldt ROW 2 Patsy Nuenkerk Joanne Groth Carla Jessen Joretta Oldewurtel OFFICE CADETS The Offuce Cadets are a group of gurls who are wullung to work an hour each day un helpung around the school After workung l2O hours they receuve a letter Thus year there were sux gurls un Mr Heun s offuce one gurl un Muss Evans offuce one gurl un Muss Jones offuce and two gurls workmg for Mr Opland These gurls gave valuable aausfance to the school as well as gettung practucal traunung for themselves un offuce routune Mr Heun Joretta Oldewurtel Norma Brenan Joan Breuer Carla Jessen Luculle Rueck Donna Belle Schuldt Muss Jones Patsy Nuenkerk Mr Opland Joanne Groth Betty Rauk Muss Evans Maruorue Pruester 29 ,,- M . .. . . X I Y X v , u. 1 v f r l fc . , u , . , f 5, V - , 3 I I , f ., . . . . , . . . . ' I I I . . . . , . . , . ROW l: Barbara Klosterman Rosella Thoreson Beverly Stueven ROW 2: Janet Arens Jorgene Ebert ROW 3 Jean Riffel Patsy Nienkerk Qhirlev Georce USHERETTES An organization which has been very useful in school ling crowds at basketball games school plays concerts and other school activities Rosella Thoreson is the captain and Miss Jones is the sponsor The girls earr' a letter after two years of service 30 activities is the usherettes. They are very efficient in hand- VARSITY i950 Pipestone 26 Cathedral 26 Pipestone opened their season at Sioux Falls Cathedral, the first time in a number of years Cathedral had been an Arrow opponent. The game started with Treanor crossing the goal line. The game seesawed back and forth until both teams managed to run up a total of 26 points. Treanor took scoring honors. This game showed the Arrows still needed a lot of polishing up, especially on de- fense. Pipestone 26 Slayton 0 Our second opponent was not as tough as the first one. Slayton provided the opposition and went down before the power of the Arrows, 26-O. The B squad saw a lot of action after the first quarter and the whole squad looked forward to the oppor- tunity of taking the next team into competition. Pipestone 'I4 Marshall 20 Pipestone scored first on a plunge through the center by Dahl. The Tigers roared right back, with the help of a lapse in the Arrows' defense, to tie it up 7-7 at the half, The Tigers scored twice again in the last half to lead 20-7. Pipestone scored on a pass to Reynolds. Time ran out before the Arrows could get their hands on the ball. Pipestone 7 Jackson 'I2 lHomecorning Gamel Pipestone came back fighting after their de- feat by Marshall to out-fight an exceptionally tough Jackson eleven. The Arrows led throughout most of the game by the slim margin of 7-6. lt wasn't until the last play of the game that Jackson could pierce the Arrows' goal line again. The Arrows can feel proud of the effort they demonstrated in los- ing to this fine Jackson team. VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW l: Mac Reynolds, Loren Kallsen, Jim Treanor, Eldon Dahl, Jim Koopman, co-capt.g Dave Johnson, co-Capt., Lyle Schroeder, Don Peterson, Merle Schnepf, Bob DeToy, Richard Halloran. ROW 2: Jerry Thomas, Bill Klitzke, Don Miller, Billy Ellingson, Jim Frahm, Roger Benjamin, Jerry Toutges, Greg Parker, Richard DeToy, Larry Converse, John Bloem, Bud Knutson, Most Valuable Player ...................... ......... George Alton. ROW 3: Earle J. Teas, coach, Harlan Clark, Dick Roesler, David Loose, Bill Tate, Jack Kelly, Bob Sherve, Don Beadle, Dexter Running, Del- mas Henderson, Phil Martens, Bob Beadle, Mgr., Conrad Severson, Mgr., Joe Strom, ass't.Coach, Har- old Boelter, B Team Coach. ,Merle Schnepf T950 Co-Captains .,.,...-.-..,........ Jim Koopman and Dave Johnson T951 Co-Captains Elect ,-..,.-.,.v... Loren Kallsen and Richard Halloran Passing The B Squad's combination, Converse to Reynolds, really came into its own. When the yearlings got through with Tracy they racked up 3 touchdowns to make it 44-7. Pipestone 20 Worthington 13 The Worthington Trojans proved to be as tough a team as any of the Arrows' previous op- ponents, as they were up for revenge remembering the last year's defeat at the hands of the Arrows Kallsen got away on a 62 yard jaunt to draw first blood Worthington roared back and led 7 6 The Arrows drove another one across only to be tied with about four minutes to play Worthington kicked off to Treanor on the Pipestone l2 yard line Treanor ran down the sideline with some good blocking up to the SO and from there it was just a matter of his speed The Arrows turn fro were proud to m defeat to victory Pipestone 44 Tracy 7 The Arrows were shocked to find themselves out fought and out charged by the Scrappers f Tracy for the first quart er 7 O But there was no X ROW l Ronnie Sedlacek Rodney Haroldson Loran Kirby Dean McCurdy Jim Haubrich Les Perry Tom Foley Stan Buffington ROW 2 Jack Carstensen Larry Monke Bill Carstensen Roger Steele LeRoy Vockrodt Darron Knowlton Dick McCornell Don Watts Coach Al Flint ROW 3 Dale Stolte Leslie Fryer Ron Rust Ar 32 denying them this victory as they came back to lead 20-7 at halftime. Beginning the second half Tracy was full of fight, but DahI's intercepted pass and 60 yard touchdown run cinched the game Pipestone 6 Jas e 6 p r The hardest fighting opponent of the year thats how the Arrows regarded Jaspers unde feated eleven Jasper scored their only touchdown in much the same manner in which the Arrows scored their touchdown a long drive The score remained tied until the game ended Pipestone 6 Canby 44 The experts didn t think highly of our chances against team number 5 in the state namely the Canby Lancers The Arrows put up a good show against this fine opponent in holding them to 44 points while scoring one touchdown for themselve S 'Q 3 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL nold Minke Ronald Schmidt Dale Hart Bill Forman Dale Stober ROW 4 Bob Tate Jack Stowe David Cunning ham Larry Harmsen Harold Clark Philip Martens Larr Dahl Gordie Cleaveland Y NOT IN PICTURE Coach Al Ronning I ' , A ll - - ll - I I , ' I ' ' . , . . ' ll ll l - - 11 if O I U l l , , V 4 . I . . I 5, - A ,i Zia ll ' Y' r A .3 ,J ' xg ' ' A Q, ti V- ga: 1 L 'Wi 51:2 na A Y . , K g A g X i K f'teM.f5 1 , , fs' Mr U x X Q.: X' f A l ' '. Q i Il .Kd 3 , 4 - av I, it .A H . , l A 3 ,i , V .5 K 'VJ :A I ,r H 'W A 4 ' s Tl' ' I2 '- l , lg' ,Y 4 + . . 7 . X 1 X if T Q A i 4 4' V' A 1 1 X 1' , l , f .I W HR I 'S mf 7' 'sl fif- ROW l Patty Henry Carla Jessen Mrs Kizer Mrs Wagner Mrs Janssen ROW 2 Gerald Hunter Donna Belle Schuldt Lois Wunsel Jo Ann Godfrey Shirley Bisson Marlys Brockberg Judeen Erickson Leon Tmklenberg ROW 3 Mr Hein Bob Sorenson M Swenson Mr Nelsen Peter Lund Lowell Hagedorn NOT IN PICTURE Lucille Rieck HAFETERIA KREW The Kafeteria Krew consists of nineteen persons under the direction of Mr. Hein. Mr. Nelson and Mr. Knutson help keep order in the lines. Part of the staff works in the kitchen with Mrs. Wagner serving food and wash- ing dishes. The rest of the Krew check names and sell meal tickets on Thursday and Friday. At busier times this year more than 600 students and faculty ate at the Kafeteria. 34 s '49 1 1 4 :QC -O00 Q00 -O10 D511 -Ii! ,q9QL' ul!! Quan: 0010 into OCC! goes Dqgoq .vlO' lOl V ol n 5 li Xl' 4, we n- ,jig 7 ai f 'Y 1 A E n 'N ,142 4' gk 1. V ff W L 5 if f., ngfnix 3 f' ,Q .FQM ,A ' Q, if ' , NYE, 1 uf! as 'Q mr 4 If I qmifffga 1 5, ' ' V ' 'Q 2,25 W :W 1 X. 4. 'M , A A '9w,.r Q. -,ak mug Q- 'f B ' iqsil Propp John Drumm FranKfGarHon K Kenny Carlson I Z is ,Henry De Vries X . ,rv f - is Q-.1 6, M . 5. 1 x ROW 11 Mane Van Hoecke Geraldxne Martens Bernadme Wathen Loss Peake Georgna Shaffer. ROW 2 Wanda Watts Curtxs Lange Sylvia Elzenga Malo Dressen Mavls Powell Don Haubrxck Mr Sllber VOCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE J. H. Roesler, Mrs. Peake, C. B. Thomas, George Robson, Les Hilliard, George Silbcrg, Jes Fc!!- enger, D o n a l d Hein, T h o m a s Truax, Mrs. Figge. Gladys Vw ems Evelyn Kruusselbrmk Donna Dearerman Margorle Sudenga Donna Edgecomb N'-:ma Jean Brockberg Darlene Waldner Ella Wnschmann Smoke Signal CO-EDITORS: Mary Foley Faith Scheid ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Donna Hess Doreen Smidt A-g,'A ,ml , . :rg ,af ,af gy-rf' -lr f Mg ae. f ' gr ,, C .nr-Dose. Gene if b Buell, Dam M uw V ahml jack PerrY, Bo msxrudof. 'J' 'W 9' em rfeese' Dum? ilk Dahl. M Cows, ,g ' ,SltoeSle Lyle rr3jrlloQer Apldedom' a Barnes, Don Strom The high school aeronautics program offers the student pre-flight instruction. lt presents the theory of flight, airplane engines, air frame structure nav: gation, meteorology, civil air regulations and radio communication. lt is taught in conjunction with the Civil Air Patrol Cadet program. The C A P furnishes c A P . an airplane for flight orientation of the cadets in pre flight instruction, and C.A.P. pilots fly the planes for ' ' ' the cadets. .1 A s lil' 4 l' f Q' l f- . :H-: .0 'W 1. ' 4 9 . A 1 4 Tom Russ , Ffeese elxmefhanfc ' 1 David Loo r Duane pr mshuffor. se' Don Srromb ahm' Jack Dahl er B Q, R09 ob Bu I er ADDeldorr, el Gene B The purpose of the course is to give enough knowledge of aviation so students can determine early if they wish to follow aviation as a career. lt familiar- izes them with the airplane as a source of transpor- tation in this air age, and emphasizes the place of the light plane in civil aviation. The course gives enough background so that the cadet can go immediately into flight training. lt is open to Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. The advisor is Everett Collin. l if fr 'f H ROW l Lyle Schroder Howard Paulson Ray Pearson Wally George Delbert Brink Mr Knutson ROW 2 Donald Timm Darrell Godfrey Gerald Hackmann Donald Watts Gene D5 ln fn nl -is Vplrlhu vnn lecnln Frver ROW 1 L roy Jaspe James Mitchell Jack Carstensen Harold Drossel Elmer Stoltenberg Darwin Ripley George Larson Roger Giffm Delbert Kor Dale Stevens ROW 4 Dale Ward Bruce De Griselle Harris De Wilde Bob Voss Paul Trigg Duane Minet Bell Carstensen Robert VandeVoorde Har land Petree ROW 5 Arlyn Bolluyt Daryl Scheerhom Wilfred Hackmann Marvin De Weerd Bill Thies Darrell Brarlv Dexter Running Duane Serie Carlton Merrill Fred Dumm John Ryan ROW 6 Melvin Vos Richard Carson Willard Bothof Donald Hmi Merle Solma Francis Thomas Warren Fritz The F FA was first nationally organized in l928 the Pipestone Chapter was chartered in 1930. This year our membership numbers fifty-fou r. The organization is built upon leadership and character, development, sportsmanship, co-operation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, cit- izenship and patriotism. The officers area: Wallace George, president, Ray Pear- son, vice president, Darwin Schmidt secretary, Delbert Brink reporter, Jackie Weatherly, treasurer. 40 VARSITY BASKETBALL-ROW l: Moose Kirby, Bob Sherve, Roger Benjamin, Jim Treanor, Bud Knutson, Dick De Toy, Loren Kallsen, Conrad Severson. ROW 2: Assistant Coach Teas, Duane Serie, Larry Converse, Jack Kelly, Jim Frahm, Jerry Toutges, Mac Reynolds, Coach Strom. The basketball season up to Christmas vacation could be termed a success with the Arrows winning four and losing two. After a three weeks lay-off during vacation, the Arrows went down hill, losing the remaining games. The Arrows were seldom beaten badly, losing three games by one point and others below five. Their chances in the tournament didn't look bright against Luverne who had beaten them twice during the regular season. BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT GAMES Pipestone 50 Luverne 40 Pipestone was primed for their first tournament game, and out-played a fine Luverne team 50-40. The Arrows led most of the game, ending at the half with a slim 2 point margin. At the end of the 3rd period the Arrows had built up a comfortable 9 point lead. The first period was evenly played, with the Arrows gaining just l point extra for their lead. Ben- jamin was back to his early season form, getting 24 points. Pipestone's greatest tournament rival was once more taken care of. SEASON SCORES '50-'51 Pipestone 4l ...................... Lakefield 27 38 ......................... Tracy 48 36 ........................ Jasper 34 36 ....................... Jackson 44 50 ................... Worthington 4l 42 ........................ Slayton 34 33 ......... - ....... Edgerton 34 38 ..... ............... L uverne 56 34 ...... .... ......... J a sper 36 48 ..... ...... ......... M a rshall 65 26 ...................... Mt. Lake 50 40 ........................ Slayton 5l 40 ................... Worthington 41 49 ....................... Luverne 50 48 ..............,.......... Tracy 52 29 ...................... Marshall 64 50 ............ Luverne 40 lTournamentl 32 ........... Edgerton 33 lTournamentl Pipestone 32 Edgerton 33 The Arrows felt ready for the Flying Dutchmen who weren't supposed to be strong. The first quarter was a nightmare for the Arrows, as their shooting was off and all had a slight case of butterfingers. The Dutchmen had an ll-2 lead at the end of the lst quarter. The Arrows outscored their opponents the 2nd but still found themselves on the short end at half time 2l-l7, The Arrows played better offense the 3rd quarter, finding themselves momentarily in the lead. The Dutchmen again had a slim 3 point margin at the end of the 3rd quarter, but proved to be enough. The final period was dull with Edgerton stall- ing and the Arrows as cold as they were the lst quar- ter. SEASON SCORES 50 5'l Jumor Hugh Opponents T 1' T JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL-ROW 1 Lane Johnson Jum Hau bnch Stanley Buffungton Jnm McDowell Howard Wathen Denms Mahoney Bull Rlchardson Robert Wnschmann Dale Stoeber ROW 2 Moose Kirby Mgr Bob Morgan George Schultz Gordon Cleveland Ronald Schmadt Bull Forman Arnold Monke Dale Indians Edgerton 9th Luverne Lake Benton Stolte Clayton Backer Jim Trageser LeRoy Burch ROW 3 Coach Ronmng Larry Telllnghulzen Larry Dahl Larry Harmsen Dale Hart Davnd Bogle Bob Ludolph Curr Roesler Roy Burch Coach Boelter ROW 4 Phnl Martens Davld Cunnlngham Jerry Thomas Jack Kelly Harold Clark Jack Thomas Jack Nessen ,-4 42 XT: S ll ?F5.12LE no C'Jf 3 PPS MIXED CHORUS CHRISTMAS VESPERS ROW l Agnes Hess Marporre Prrester Donna Freese Joan Stolte Bertha Keers Judy Petersen Joanne Chunn Delores Wlnter Patty Henry Muriel Boomer Sharyn Deadrnck Marllvn Knudtson Agnes Bruns Sharon Reach Jean Rrtfel ROW 2 Faith Scheud Nola K'PleY Kosella Ihoreson Larolrne Pedersen Yvonne Boomer Mary l-oley Deva rxuuper Margaret scnmnor Junnn Sturm Mary Ann Sturzl Pattr Hughes Pat Cook Nancy Palmer Ardrth Wilson Darlene DeMong ROW 3 Robert Sherve Dick Gust Brll Morgan Roger Johnson Robert Pnerret Stanley Meyer David Knudtson Charles Mattrn Jrm Frahm Fredrrck Watts ROW A ROQSF Appledorn Loren Kallsen Davld Johnson John Bloern Eddie Radu Darrell Heesch George Alton Eugene Barnes Donald Beadle Greg Parker Jnm Treanor Brll Erdman Bull Ellrngson NARRATORS Davnd Hart and Mr Malcolm Moslng ACCOMPAN IST Jo Anne Groth DIRECTOR Mr Opland 1 1 AAA BOYS' GLEE CLUB 44 Q gifilllxqllifiiyg Q 1,1-11 55124114 xiii'-i'1f:f:h 5 T?4W ' QQ' ,31- QQ' .U'udHMUJiln'H -N 6 5 li'-3 1 'S-32 eg 8' ci? .X 2 3 BAND We are proud of the Pipestone High School Band. It is under the capable direction of Mr. Opland, and has done a consistently fine job in past years, with high ratings in the Music Contests. lt was chosen one of the ten outstanding high school bands in the state and invited to play at the 1950 Minnesota State Fair. The organization has many duties: it plays for pep- fests, football and basketball games, and class plays. Dur- ing the year they have two concerts, Midwinter and Spring. The final job of the band is competing in the music contest at Worthington. Our officers for l95O and 'l95l are: Flutes Carol Petersen David Johnson Nancy Chase Pres. ....................... Edward Radi pany Groth Vice Pres.--- .... Roger Benjamin Joan Dries Sec. ....... - ---Bill Ellingson Qboe Treas. --.-.--- ----.----. J oanne Groth Madge Nathe Librarians .---.--. Joanne Groth, Betty Rauk Bassoon Judy Petersen Mr. Opland has added something new this year-a band sponsor, Judy Petersen. Alto Cla ri Alto Teno Eunice Geary June Rogers Clarinet Sha ron Mahoney Sandra Matson Clarinet Alice Borg nets Marilyn Thorndyke Sharon Reich Joanne Chunn Stanley Meyer Eldon Hubner Carol Karlson Rhoda Thorson Patty Angell Paul Thielman Marilyn Schmuck Phillip Martins Shirley Lamaack Roger Pitts Patsy Bradfield Saxophone Shirley Koster Jane Fjerstad Anastasia Lohman r Saxophone Ma rga ret Schmidt Arlene Gilmore I BOYS QUARTET Baritone Saxophone Roger Benjamin, David Johnson, James Treanor, David Knudtson, Marilyn Bill Gilmore Knudtson, accompanist. 46 French Horns Marilyn Knudtson Joanne Groth La Verle Lorenz Marlys Steuven Ellen De Witte Comets Eddie Radi Darrell Heesch David Knudtson Darrell Laffrenzen Jack Thomas Roger Appledorn Morely Moe Doris Geary Dennis Ferguson Bob Dahl Fred Smith Baritones Roger Benjamin Betty Rauk Bob Morgan Trombones Timp Muriel Boomer LaVerle Ludolph Janice Bucher James Treanor Roger Johnson Bill Morgan Jerry Toutges ani 8. Bells Perc Bass Bertha Keers ussion Robert Knutson Yvonne Boomer Marlene Riffel Peggy Rae Steven Knutson Clara Wagner Marsha Brandland Marvel Kizer es Jerry Beadle Dick Roesler Cloyce Monke Marlin Pape MUSIC COUNCIL ROW l: Roger Benjamin, David Johnson, Pat Henry. ROW 2: Eddie Radi, Judy Petersen, Joanne -Groth, Loren Kallsen, Delores Winter, Donna Freese. 47 JO ANN STURZL Co Valedlctorlan MARY ANN STURZL Co Valedlctorlan Class Play Our Town Colors Aqua and yellow Motto Not the sunset but the dawn Salutatorlan Commencement Speaker Ralph Nnchols Unlverslty of Mlnnesota SENIOR CLASS GFFICERS President BILL MORGAN Sec y Treas JO ANN STURZL Vuce Presldent CARLA JESSEN Flower .......................... Yellow rose MAR-JQRIE NIEMANN SENIORS DONALD BEADLE Never do today what you can put off tnl tomorrow Quiet Summer 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Class Offuc 2 Re C u Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 Golf 3 4 Key Club 3 ROBERT BEADLE A lucky mud year grad Band l 2 3 4 Quxet Summer 3 2 3 Hu Y 'l 2 Pep Band 3 4 Golf 3 Student Man Declam ager l 2 3 4 Service 4 BETTY BIREN Show me the way to go home GAA l 2 3 4 Decl m l Usherettes 2 3 JOHN BLOEM l am not afrand of work nts thmkmg about at that makes me FFA 3 Boys Glee Club tnred Chorus 3 4 Football 3 4 3 4 Artesran South Dakota l Flandreau South Dakota 2 DORWOOD BLUMENSCHEIN ll ckages Woehler Hugh H lakes thmgs that come nn sma pa 2 P har Hugh School e School FrankfurtfMaln Germanyl rlmg Prlmghar Iowa 3 MURIEL BOOMER the semor class Bandl 2 3 4 German GI Club A likeable lass In 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Gnrls ee Band 3 4 Llbrary Cadets 2 3 4 Girls Ensemble 3 4 Declam l FTA 4 Office Ca B Sextet 3 4 Trombone Truo dets 3 Pep Bandl 2 3 4 rass 2 3 4 Brass Chonr 3 4 i LORRAINE BOWEN She keeps her fugures stranght Home Economecs Club l NORMA JEAN BROCKBERG lf thus us liberty glve me death Natnonal Honor Society 3 4 Offuce Cadets 3 Kafeterua Krew 2 3 Vocational 4 AGNES BRUNS A llttle honey wrth a lot of spuce Arrow 4, Quuet Summer' 3 Chorus 3, 4, Gurls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Gurls' Ensemble 4 FTA 3, 4, Usherettes 2, 3, Student Councll 4, Class Offi cers 3 HELEN CANADY Columbus' loss was our gam Columbus, Nebraska l, 2, 3 'UQ' -It.. 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DONNA DEITERMAN I favor a fxve day week end EI HARRIS DeWlLDE Beware he may do someth kton I 2 Vocatnonal 4 Ing sensational FFA I 2 3 4 MILO DRESSEN He can fmt your foot unto nt Basketball 3 Hu Y I Vocatuonal DONNA EDGECOMB Bushel of fun and redheaded too she s game for anythmg you want to do Vocatlonal 4 1OB CHASE Jlow Gabriel blow Band l Football Manager 2 Basketball Marzder 2 Pep Band l Debate 4 Reel Club 2 3 4 JOAN JE CHUNN ey all at atm ut Gr k om e nd I Arrow 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Gurls Glee Club 3 Declam l 2 Srnok S e ugnal I 2 3 4 Clannet Quartet 3 Band l 2 PATTY COOK Change of heart with change of day G AA l 2 3 4 Cho 3 4 Glrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Girls Ensemble 4 Declam l Smoke Sngnal 2 3 Offnce Cadet 2 3 Cheerleader I DARLENE DeMONG She could argue a fish out of water and make hum thank he was better off Arrow 4 Qulet Summer 3 GAA l 2 3 Chorus 3 4 Glrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Smoke Sugnal 2 3 RICHARD DeTOY Have you ever been shocked by Watts 7 Arro FT NASS 2 ROBERT DeTOY Lots of people thunk we are twlns R el Club 2 3 Hn Y l Football 3 4 Student Councll 2 Service w 4 Football 55 A M' BILL ELLINGSON II B d 2 3 4 German Band 3 user y tlme will tel an Summer 3 Chorus 3 4 Football 3 4 The Dear Departed B d 3 4 3 Homecomung Kung 4 Muslc Councrl 3 4 Pep an Boys Glee Club 3 4 Baseball 2 Russell I Slayton 232 SYLVIA ELZENGA ulet and gentle slender and tall wlth halr of gold and smule for all Vocatnonal 4 Buckley Washnngton 2 WILLIAM ERDMANN The world belongs to the energetic who wants the world9 orus 2 3 4 FFA Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 NAOMI FREDRICKSON h s a ml hty hunter and her prey are men Declam I L S e g brary Cadet 2 Usherette 2 DONNA FREESE The best of all ways to lengt our days rs to steal a tew hours from the nlght Chorus 2 3 4 Gurls Glee Club 2 3 4 Glrls Ensemble 2 3 4 Music Councll 4 WALLACE GEORGE Never trouble trouble untll trouble troubles you F F A I 3 Track I Servlce 4 Q 3' 2:-um, S. LA, Nw i 'Y ILORIN GILLILAND I m golng to s JO ANN GODFREY lf l had the wungs of an angel' Declam I FTA 3 4 Kafe terna Krew 3 4 Llbrary Cadet 3 4 ell toothless combs to baldheaded men MILDRED HAACK if Tnp tsp anythlng for a tmp ELDON HAEGLE The only thmg that keeps me off the honor roll as my marks H YI 4 Reel Club 2 3 4 Servnce Club2 3 4 mg, ii-'Ei' 'W' wa QP 0-5 -ng. JANICE HAGEDORN Couldn t be better than best Girls Glee Club 4 Verdi HARRY HANSEN The man that blushes cant be a brute Football l 2 Hi Y l 2 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Student Council 4 Reel Cu 2 3 4 DON HAUBRICH There s no excitement in school so why should l come? Foot ball 2 3 Service 4 DARRELL HEESCH He s not merely a chip off the old block but the old block it B nd l us Pep Band 3 4 Brass Sextet 4 PATTY HENRY She can have her cake and ed it too Arrow 4 Quiet Sum r 3 GAA l 2 3 4 Chorus2 3 4 Girls Glee u 2 3 4 Girls Ensemble 2 3 4 Declaml Smoke Signal 2 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Music Council 4 Peace Pipe Ac ceptance 3 Kafeteria Krew 4 Arrow Editor 4 Smoke Signal Editor 3 AGNES HESS ada nf rah material' Arrow 4 Ouiet Summer 3 Declam l 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Girls Glee Club 2 3 4 Smoke Signal 2 3 National Honor Society 4 The Dear Departed 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Student Council 3 VIRGIL HUEBNER He could sell snowballs to the Eskumos Football 2 3 PATTI HUGHES Eat yes-eat and be merry for tomorrow you may have to diet Arrow 4 Quiet Summer 3 Chorus 3 4 Girls Glee Club 2 3 4 Declaml 2 3 4 Cheerleaderl 2 3 4 Drum l CARLA JESSEN One reason whv St. Thomas should take qirls. Arrow 45 Quiet ummer 35 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Clu , 5 5 Declam 35 F.T.A. 3, 45 Office Cadets 45 G.A.A. Officer 4: Kafeteria Krew 45 Class Officers 4. MARY JOHANNSEN After man came woman and she's been after him ever since Smoke Signal 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Home Ecc- nomics Club l. BE Y JUHNSON Her laugh us contaguous Verdu I 2 DAVID E JOHNSON lm here but I don t tell anybody DAVID R JOHNSON Hes our football star at least hes out every nrght Band I 2 3 4 Arrow 4 ulet Summer 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Foot ll 3 4 Mu I a Counc1I4 Boys Quartet 2 3 4 Pep Bandl 2 3 4 Boys 2 Where the Cross Glee Club 2 3 4 Ruders to the Sea IS Made 4 Co captain football 4 DON JOHNSON Alwavs has somethmg on hrs mlnd besides hrs hat Band I Pep Band I JAMES KELLEN A good heart and a level head IS worth a lot tus always sand Ch 2 Track I 2 Football I 2 3 Basketball 2 Music orus Councnl 2 Class Offlcer l George Washington Slept Here 3 ALICE KNUTSON She s not so tall and not so small she s full of pep and that s 2 4 not all Gurls Glee Club 2 3 4 Declam -3' in ! '-url! I Fifi funk 1? ROBERT KNUTSON Tell me more O teac e 3 4 Arrow 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Declam I 2 Football I 2 3 4 B ketball 2 3 4 HIY 2 3 4 The Dear Departed 3 Quiet Summer 3 Muslc Councnl 4 Boys Quartet 2 3 Pep Band I 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 Drum Quartet 4 Where The Cross Is Made 4 h r Bandl 2 3 4 German Band I 2 JAMES KOOPMAN A elf made man? Yes and worshups hrs creator Basketball 4 s 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Class Offucerl Arrow Co captaun football 4 Servuce 4 DARVIN KOR K r of all evnl FFA EVELYN KRUISSELBRINK Pleasure and more pleasure wuth just a dash of studues Lrbrary Cadet 2 Vocational 4 ' 1 . l , . X N f ' 4 - ' ' . , ll A - ll I 4 - 1 f , 1 I Q , , . I ' 5 K. ball , 2, 3, 47 Basketb I, 2, 3g Hu-Y I, 2, , 5 src 'I 4 - , 1 . , 1 ' , h H l , , , H D H ,,,, , . .. , I - ' A gl I I , I , , I I I . , is if . , ' S. M 2 f f ' e,ir4ik, 1' W We I ' Yfifkaf, 3 ' 'I' ' A I I 1 EF I - I . f I . I . 1 : , ,, 5 5 , ,, , I 35 1 , I ' f 1 I , I 1 I 1 1 f 1 I 1 ' ' , 5 , , 1 , 1 1 : . 2 I S ll Il - o . . . . ., V 1 I 4 - r A, 53 BILL MORGAN The joker of the deck, but not a bad deal. B nd I, 2, 3, 4, Arrow 45, Quiet Summer 35 Chorus 3, 45 Declam 45 I-li-Y I, 2, 35 Canteen Council I5 Peace Pipe Presentation 45 Pep Band I, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Boys' Glee Club 3, 45 Golf 3, 45 Where the Cross is made 4. CAROLE MOSER I know women are fooIish5 they were made to match men. LYLE MOSER Nearly killed once by a train of thought passing through his mind. Football 25 Track 2, 35 F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 Service 4. MARJORIE NIEMANN She is not a girl who's boisterous and bold5 but one who's worth her weight in gold. G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Declam I, 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Salutatorian. BEVA KUIPER What Beva hasnt got she doesnt need Arrow 4 Chorus 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Ruthton I 2 MILDRED KUIPER Sweet like candy CURTIS LANGE Just between you and me and the Iamppost F FA I 2 3 Vocational 4 GERALDINE MART NS Gerry says little but means muc Vocational 4 MARLYS MELCHER ld like to let you in ut Smoke Signal 3 Office Cadets 2 3 Cheerleaderl MARY MORGAN Laugh away sorrow dash away care Im off for a good time come if you dare Girls Glee Club 2 3 4 Declaml 2 Smoke nal I 2 PAT NELSEN I m as fond of dates as an Arab Girls Glee Club 4 Teachers CO lege Hugh C dar Falls Iowa I 2 3 BILL O NEILL The best lrushmen arent all found In Ireland Chorus Boys Glee Club 2 3 NANCY PALMER Generally speakung she s generally speaklng Arrow 4 Qule S mmer 3 GAA I 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Girls Glee b 2 3 4 Declam I Smoke Slgnal 2 3 Natlonal Honor Socnet 4 Debate 4 HOWARD PAULSEN Icame lstayed Iwas graduated FFA I 3 4 LOIS PEAKE Steady IS a luxury In which I never Indulge Usherette 2 ARLIS PEDERSEN Knows all sees all tells nothmg Library Cadets 3 FTA 4 Home Ec Club I I :nu 'Y f?l ii 'wu- CAROLINE PEDERSEN And she layed happrly ever after Qunet Summer 3 Lxbrary Chorus 4 Glrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Declarn I 2 Cadets 3 Student Councrl 4 DONALD PETERSON So many gurls and so Ilttle trme Qunet Summer 3 FOOHDBII a MARLENE PETROFF Her masterpsece IS drawrng well MAVIS POWELL Bottle her up and watch her pop Vocational 4 BEI IY SEEMAN Just to know her makes you like her Declam I NORMAN SEGLEM Hes a quiet man but quite a man LeMars Iowa I GEORGIA SHAFFER Although she doesnt shock you shes a live wire G AA I 2 Usherette 2 Vocational 4 LAUREN SORENSON There must be a lot of good work in him bec ause none ever COMES out Quiet Summer 3 Basketball I Kafeteria Krew 4 Reel Club2 3 4 EDWARD RADI Our peppy band-master. Band l, 2, 3, 4, German Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, I-li-Y l, 2, Music Council 3, 4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4, Brass Sextet I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. ELDO RAPH Shutter Bug Arrow 4, Smoke Signal 3, Hi-Y 2, 35 F.T.A. National Honor Society 3, 4, Reel Club 2, 3, 47 Quiet Sum- mer 3, Baseball 3, 4. NYLA ROCHEL Men may be a puzzle, but I like puzzles. Library Cadet 3, 45 Declam l. MARGARET SCHMIDT Full of questions-full of fun laughing and giggling with ev- eryone. Band l 2 3 4' Arrow 4' Chorus 4' Girls Glee Club 2 3 4' Declam I' Smoke Signal 3' Saxophone Quartet 3 4' Pep Band 3 4. MERLE SCHNEPF I can not think of two things at a time l think of her and let my studies go Track 2 Football 2 3 4 Hi Y 2 F FA I DONNA BE L' SCHULDT A good word and a good smile for everyone National Honor Society 4 Office Cadets 3 4 Kafeteria Krew 2 3 4 JOAN STOLTE lm learnmg a lot but school seems to nnterfere Arrow 4 Qunet Summer 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Glrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Declaml Smoke Sngnal 2 3 FTA 3 4 MARIE STOLTENBERG In order to be a gay blade you have to be sharp Arrow 4 Quaet Summer 3 Lnbrary Cadets 2 Declam 2 3 FTA 3 4 Home Economucs Club l DON STROMBERG Early to bed early to ruse and your gurl goes out with other guys CAPC 4 JO ANN STURZL Sharpo Branno Knddo Quret Summer 3 GAA l 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Gnrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Declam l Smoke Sugnal 3 Natuonal Honor Society 3 4 Usherettes 3 Class Offucer 2 4 Valedlctornan 4 MARY ANN STURZL Peppy as gmger mce as ple theres a lot to be done before Idle Arrow 4 Quiet Summer 3 GAA l 2 3 4 Cho s 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club 2 3 4 Girls Ensemble 4 Declam l Smoke Sugnal 3 FTA 3 4 Natuonal Honor Socaety 3 4 Usherettes 3 G A A Offscer 3 Valednctoruan 4 Student Coun cal 2 3 Class Offncer 3 MARJORlE SUDENGA Sometnmes lm wnse sometnmes otherwuse Library Cadets l Glrls Glee Club 2 3 iff MZ ff I iit M, 2+ 3 'Q 51 l fr'-Q 1 35 -'G'-ff? 57 LEON TINKLENBERG When I grow up Chorus 2 3 FFA l Kafeterna Krew 3 4 Boys Glee Club 2 3 JIM TREANOR A lover of the heavenly bodies B nd l 2 3 4 Arrow 4 Qulet Summer 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Declam l Smoke Sugnal 4 Tra 2 3 4 Footba l 2 3 4 Basket l 2 3 4 HIY 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socuety 4 Musuc Councll 3 Canteen Councul l Boys Quartet 2 3 4 Pep Band l 2 3 4 Boys State 3 Class Offucersl 3 Trombone TMO 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 LAVANCHE VANDERBURG A smule to shame the sun Whos son? Qunet Summer 3 Lnbrary Cadet l Gurls Glee Club 2 3 MARIE VAN HOECKE Dont let your smlle capture your patnents Vocational 4 Home Economrcs Club l 2 GLADYS WILLEMS Has a steady future. Office Cadet 3, Vocational 4, Ruthton I ARDITH WILSON Love 'em all, you might miss a good one. Arrow 4, Quiet Summer 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Declam I, 2, 4, Smoke Signal 3, National Honor Society 4, Usherettes 2, 3, Class Officer 2, Debate 4. LOIS WINSEL Meetcher teacher. F.T,A. 3, 4, National Honor Society 4: Kafeteria Krew 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3. DELORES WINTER Good girl, good worker, good friend-right to the end. Arrow 4, Quiet Summer 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3 4, Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Declam 3, Smoke Signal 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Music Council 4, G.A.A. Officer 3, 4, Girls' State 3. ELLA WISCHMANN Happy-go-lucky and carefree, nothing ever bothers me. Library Cadets 2, 3, Vocational 4. DOROTHY WOLLUMTH Rain is wet, dust is dry, life is short, and so am I. Vocational 4, Home Economics Club I, 2. PETER VAN NIEWENHUYZEN One thing that is sure to bring Pete fame, remember him by his long name. Edgerton I, 2. 'DUANE VOCKRODT I like the women-as far away as possible. DARLEEN WALDNER Dark of hair, light of heart. Library Cadet 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, Declam I, Vocational 4. LESLIE WARD His ambitions: fishing, farming, and fun. F,F.A, 2, 3, 4. BERNADINE WATHEN She's a problem we'd like to solve. Library Cadet 3, Chorus 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Declam I, 2, Vocational 4. WANDA WATTS Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she shouldn't do. Arrow 4, G,A,A. 4, Smoke Signal 2, 3, G.A.A. Officer 4, Vo- cational 4. SIGN MV ANNUAL? -' . 'S fs 1 ws, 4 may w,5 .1 -un.. 1,' E 6 , as- Z if 'ix , 1 W.,-4 Gb , m ga! at -mpg . 1-,qi n f'. Y A-17 ' A- auf?-f 'Q ,!aHgq,Q, '? '1'f1' C59 A K, , XM Q' in fs A ia y- ww9 ,W X 0 J i ,2- J 3TZS,Y1?iA 'W L. 4134111 Q Q? 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LQJLIQAE '..'1,..l Y a' X 5 P' Nc ' i. .. , dl f- ky I 2 Q J ' 411222 , .- pw., V' lllll lgllllllll T Y 6 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW I Loss Wrnsel Mary Ann Sturzl Jo Ann Sturzl Ardufh Wilson Nancy Palmer ROW 2 Marlone Nremann Agnes Hess Marllyn Knudrson Beva Kulper Norma Jean Brockberg Norma Brennan ROW 3 Donna Belle Schuldt James Treanor Harry Hansen Eldo Raph Patty Henry Patsy Nemkerk Ml REEL CLUB Mr Truax Harry Hanson Eldon Haegle Robert Plerret Lauren Sorenson Eldo Raph Bob Sorenson Jack Weatherly NOT IN PICTURE Bob Chase 61 TH E GOLF TEAM Under the dlrectnon of Mr Strom and Mr Beadle a golf team was or ganuzed un I949 A very successful season ended wuth the team wnnnmg the Dlstruct Tournament The members are Bull Morgan Don and Bob LETTERMEN l950-l95l Beadle Don Bloem John DeToy Rrchard DeToy Robert Elllngson Wrlllarr Knutson Robert Johnson Dave Schmutt John Treanor Jum Melby Wallace Treanor Jam Barley Bob Peterson Don Treanor James Knutson Robert Detoy Dock Beadle Don FOOTBALL Peterson Don Schnepf Merle Treanor Jam Alton George Bengamm Rog Halloran Ruchard Muller Donald TRACK Melby Wallace Koopman Jlm BASEBALL Kennard Tom Klltzke Bull Raph Eldo Roesler Duck BASKETBALL Kallsen Loren Benjamin Roger Sherve Robert Converse Larry 83 Parker Gregg Schroeder Lyle Dahl Eldon Converse Larry Toutges Jerry Reynolds Mac Thomas Jerry Johnson Roger Moser Lyle Kallsen Loren Converse Larry Kelly Jack Harned Russell Koopman Jam Touges Jerry Sene Duane Reynolds Malcolm . . , . . , I I I I . l ' I I I I . I . I I I I I I I . I . . 1 . . I er I Koopman, Jim Kallsen, Loren Klitzke, Bill I . I I I I I I I I . I . I r 1 1 I I . . I - I I I 'I ' I I ' I . I I I I - I. n I I. I I I I I I I A TRACK TEAM ROW l: Bill Freese, Maurice Bickford, Lyle Moser, Jack Johnson, Wally Melby, John Schmitt, Jim Treanoo, Loren Kallsen, Belrnus Hendersqn. ROW 2: Coach Joe Strom, Paul Brockberg, Larry Converse, Lee Lange, Roger Johnson, David Loose, Dick Gilmore, Bob Beadle, Conrad Severson. The Arrow track team, with only four holdovers from last year's team, was badly hampered by the bad weather and didn't compete in many meets. There was an informal dual meet which Pipestone won from Luverne but that was the only one before the District Meet. The Arrows placed third in the District with 41 points. John Schmitt chalked up the only first place for Pipestone in the high hurdles. The rest of the points came on third and second places. The team was made up mostly of juniors, sophomores, and a few freshmen. The only senior was Wallace Melby. Pipestone participated in the invitational meet at Marshall. Melby was the only one to place in more than one event. -Q N I, f 5 is M 'X ' fwg, .. . I 5' . X-'.a.3..itf5,z fl rr J-N. 'z ,fy , - 'fyggpi ' -i3t2 ,'i:5, KA ' iii., 3, 5 ' Q as :ggi Jsltrigjgtftg 1. , t ,,. 64 IN ill l. a ,iii lf 4vHf,, , ,1 limi, I wars ru' Ai, 3 PDSJB l xmT 'li ..... it -ia W 'fi 37? X i , , X . . - Yagi ' 1-s f 'Z',U XXI, ML? - T, M5701 c QW'-Q .X ., nkiiil BASEBALL TEAM ROW l: Curtis Roesler. ROW 2: Bill Klitzke, Russell Harried, Wally Melby, Jim Koopman Tom Kennard, Jim Treanor, Dick Roesler. ROW 2: Duane Prahm, Larry Converse, Bob Burch Bob Sherve, Eddie Perry, Jack Kelly, Mr, Boelter. The Arrow baseball team, under Coach Harold Boelter, got off to a very slow start because of the bad weather. They played only two games prior to the district tournament, winning both from Edgerton by 3-l and 5-4 scores. Pipestone won the District 8 Championship by beating Luverne, Jasper, and Worthington. Converse pitched the final two games against Jasper and Worthington, and the scores were 8-3 and 7-3, respectively. ln the first game of the Region Two Tournament, Pipestone drew Man- kato. Two regulars, Don Peterson and Jim Treanor, didn't play in this game. Mankato had a fine pitcher, and he set the Arrows down without a hit or run. The score was 5-O. Melby and Converse pitched for Pipestone. s 65 1 SR HIY ROW l Sfanly Meyer Lyle Schroeder Don Muller Duck De Toy ROW 2 Arlo Geary Duck Roesler Bob Buell Jlrn Treanor Eldon Haegle ROW 3 Bud Knutson Jack Dahl Harry Han son Roger Benlamln Geo ge Alton Darrell l-leesch JUNIOR HI Y ROW l Bob Dahl Darron Knowlton Lester Perry Loren Knrby Jlrn McDowall ROW 2 Ken Kronovefter Howard Wathen Curtis Roesler Jam l-laubrlch Rodney Haraldson Davld Cun nnngham ROW 3 Larry Dahl Ronnie Schmldt Gordon Cleaveland Larry Harmsen ROW 4 Bob Tate Harlen Clark Dale Hart ROW 5 Mr Barrel cw 66 an S. f TQPJQQSEZ L COMMEN CEMENT AWARDS l950 Danforth Awards D A R Medal Josten Citizenship Activity Award Athletic Award American Legion American Legion Aux Maynard Winsel Earline Monke Paul Broclcberg VOCATIONAL CLASS La Vonne Reyne La Vonne Reyne Edna Jacobson John De Witte Jack Keers Barbara Litka The Vocational Class operates under the Cooperative Part-Time Train- ing Program which receives support frorn State and Federal Funds. Local employers cooperate with the school in providing on-the-job train- ing. Students work in part-time jobs in line with their vocational interests for which they receive credit toward graduation. Special assignments include a field trip to the Twin Cities where stu- dents participate in conducted tours related to their vocational work. The class was made up of two groups-Diversified Occupations under the supervision of Mr. Silberg, Coordinator, and Office Training under the supervision of Mrs, Figge, Assistant Coordinator. 4- gh? X 'j Q-rw QD gb U 7-A if , .. 4: Y g M ml xr . 575 is? 7 f S ' A ' T V Jlils '31--If lx' l Bausch 81 Lomb .........C...............,-,,.--,,-,.-w Harold Erks PEACE PIPE At commencement exercnses nn l897 a peace pipe was presented by Bay Dyer to Grace Wnlson as a token of the sensors farwell to Pnpestone Hugh School Thus year as on every commencement slnce then the peace pipe IS presented to the junnor class by the seniors and thus custom being a regular feature ot commencement rs chernshed by both alumnn and the student body The pipe as carved from the pnpestone rock whnch was immortalized by Longfellow an Hsawatha All the graduating classes have attached their selected colors to It as a lastmg memorial of their days un hagh school Partncnpants In recent years Robert Knudtson 49 to Beverly Freseman 50 Dean Tyards 50 to Patty Henry 5l This year the Peace Pape wall be presented by Bull Morgan 68 1 . . , . ' 1 1 1 1 - 11 - 11 - - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 t 'v , A K ,f AMAA mf' 'K '- 5? 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T9 3: I U ' 4' ' I x KJ 'u' 6 so Q' f S ff I, lf, ff NN, K . 69 ,lj 0 sim i JC, gs AGNITSCH BROS STANDARD SERVICE Amdahl C J and Sons Anderson Dr G O Veterlnarnan ARGETSINGER DR W K DENTIST AUTO CLINIC BACKLUND IMPLEMENT CO BACKLUND SKELLY SERVICE Bauch s Shoe Shop BEAL SHAFFER ELECTRIC Bean s Grocery BEN FRANKLIN C B Thomas Prop BENJAMIN DR W G BOLE MOR BOWL FOR HEALTH BOTSFORD LUMBER CO Bundlue Bundlle and Bundlle Attys CALUMET HOTEL Carman Jean Exec Sec Co Welfare CARLSON C D JEWELER CENTRAL LUMBER CO CHUNN DR S EYE EAR NOSEBITHROAT Cnty Barber Shop CLASEMAN S STUDIO CLUB CAFE Coast to Coast Store COCA COLA BOTTLING CO Corner Grocery DAHL S FOOD MARKET Dairy Bar Decorator Shop Demaray Hardware Duffus Land Co C D 8. T J Duftus EAGLE CAFE East Side Grocery Don Markman ECONOMY CENTER Ed s Popcorn Place Edelle s Beauty Salon Evans 81 Evans Attorneys EVERSON ELECTRIC Farm and Cnty Market H wy 75 Farmers Dalry Farmers Hatchery Fecker Company Fellows, T E, Attorney FIRESTONE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Fyerstad, Dr H O Dentnst FRAHM'S MARKET GAMBLE STORE GENE'S STEAK HOUSE GEYERMAN'S GlLMAN'S PLUMBING SHOP Hanson s Auto Servuce Harold's Tax: 952 Heaton, R J , Real Estate if .iz-L,.,..l-I-A. QWIIWIIIW I95I ARROW Henry s Ladies Apparel HEROLD S SHOE STORE Hlawatha Beauty Salon HIAWATHA MARKET HICKS MOTOR CO Hicks Oll Co Hnlgendorf Laboratories Holm W H Insurance Agency Howes Florence C Co Supt of Schools Hudson Pupestone Hyde Owl Co HY PANE GAS CO Jacabson s Corner JANSEN STILLWELL AND MORGAN Johnson Accounting Offnce Johnson O T Clerk of Court JORGENSON INSURANCE AGENCY JORGENSON JONES FURNITURE JUBA S SUPER SERVICE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Kallsen August Co Auditor Keers Parnt 81 Wallpaper Store KEN S TIN SHOP KICKLAND DR J E CHIROPRACTOR Kor s Cafe Holland KOTVAL DR R J L 8. L MOTOR SUPPLIES LAMPERT LUMBER CO LEE IMPLEMENT CO LOHMANN DR JOHN G Lucllle s LUKSIK DRUG STORE Lunch Bowl Mahoney Body Shop MARSH S CLOTHING MARTY S VARIETY AND GIFTS MARVS HOBBY SHOP McKlE IMPLEMENT CO MEGER AND STUEVEN Meger A L Highway Engmeer MENZEL DRUG STORE MnIady's Shoppe MILLIGAN SERVICE STATION National Farm Loan Association NELSON ICE CREAM CO NICOLS DEAN AND GREGG NORTHERN STATES POWER CO NORTHLAND CAFE NORTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE O K Barber Shop O K RUBBER WELDERS-L C DAHL, MGR OKEH DRY CLEANERS 81 PIPESTONE LAUNDRY , f P W 'e 01.1. TC-'Q' Q , S1 - ' ff, 2 C.:-V ., 0 0 g Q-f' x Q- l' f If fo . . F 1 - ' f11C II.. . ' ' 9 f Z , ' 'V'-1' J ' la- --.-53 '?:,.-52' Ly' I ' I ., .. 1 , . . , . . ., ' ' HESS MOTOR EXPRESS 1 ' ' 'I , , . 1 ' -1 1 I A' . V , . . , . , , . . . 1 . . I . , I I I I 1 i - -1 - I ' 'I I ' 'I 1 I I I ' 'I I I I I I ' . 1 - U I . . ., I 1 I I . . . .I . 1 . . 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