Rochester High School - Rochord Yearbook (Rochester, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

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LW f 5ZJ,a.f5f19'7 JJ' lm. ...nd THE Rocnolzn I9 5 2 EZ rqnnuaf of Me Slucfenfd modem seam 41494 sczmz EZ We give to you The Rochord, hoping that it will help you remember athletic events and educational achievements, school dances, clubs and activities, pep fests and half-times in the locker room-- in other words, our l95l-52 High School Year. INDEX N am! Qaeuliq Page 3 Nelluilzee page I5 Senlau page ,2 9 Spoale Page 67 Saab! .Ale page 87 STAFF Ballina Pauline Nmlmew Nuldlanl Eclllaa pelmam gudlneu farqnn fjqan 4 Swan glelfaan Seam SKIQGIKI1-3 Rye Saeiel .Belle 14444 Semlwn Aelwzhu Baalaae Swecleen Imaam Zlaaee Jlazweff Spode, Mafha ibm faned Spmle, Mmm falue Jlfulgann, Gellelle jeekmen, falw fkwleleall fficlww Ge-aaclmelee Selle, Bielfee, fbowduf RHfff246C!tt Hal fbmelel Jlalleweq, Email Gulilfell fllfeiagaqaleq fbiek fbanungluaq, felm Sfhham, www Jxazlefqdlwe P x x K K K 1. ..,...- ...., 1..- ...-.,...,,.,.....-..T.. -.,.. A Wek WR' The senior class is to be Commended upon its aehieve- ments during the past year. The elass of 1052 has set a pattern which will cause fixture classes to strive it' they are to attain or excel the record of this year's Class. The high sehool faculty and the school administration have enjoyed their contacts with the class of 1952. XVC sincerely hope and believe that the members of this Class will take their place in the world, after graduation, as suc- cessful citizens and leaders. N. ll. CORY Superintendent first is Mr. N. D. Cory SIlf?l'I'f7'lfl'71dt'71f 6 , G , I O I HusinessOftice details, such as requisitions, reports, supplies and tinances demand sound judg- ment as well as efticieney in handling. To keep our large school system running smoothly, these duties are performed by Mr. Ralph Dorset, manager: Miss Beverly Boelter, accountant: Miss Beverly Overland, assistant and Mr. Hilbert Kath, assistant manager. Vl'e want to thank them for the wonderful job they have rendered to our school this year. Our Board ot' Education, Mr. Robert L. Jacobs, llr. P. XV. Brown, Mr. Robert P. Gage, President, Mrs. VValtman VValters, and Mr. Samuel I'. Allen, has the responsibility of building, equipping, and staffing all Rochester Publie Schools and has done a wonderful job this year as in Miss Evelyn Duell previous years. These civie minded members meet in bi-monthly meetings to discuss IIICJIIS of S1'c'rc'1ary keeping Rochester one of the best school systems in the country. XYC appreciate their interest and all they have done for us. Lcf! in right Mr. Samuel P. Alleng Dr. P. W. Brown, President, Mr. Robert P. Gage: Mrs. Waltman Walters: and Mr. Robert L. Jacobs. liach year the principal welcomes the new sophomore class to the Senior ...mg High School. Three years later he wishes them well as they leave the class- WW' rooms and corridors of R. H. S. The former occasion is always a happy one tilled with anticipation and high hope. .Ks the succeeding class leaves R. H. S. however, we lind ourselves experiencing mixed emotions. XVC know that the great majority of our Seniors will continue to mature in all of the important aspects of their total development and will soon he taking their respective places in society in a way which will reflect credit, not only tipou theln, hut also upon R. H. We regret to see our seniors leave tis because we know that each senior class has within it many of the line students who have provided so much leader- ship in all phases of our total school program. Reluctantly we say good-bye to the Class of 1052. lYe look forward with anticipation, knowing that we have a worthy junior class ready to assume leadership, and an anxious and enthusiastic ninth grade class waiting to till the vacancy at the tenth grade level. XYe extend our lnest wishes to all of yotl. 'l'. R. IQIIRHURN, Principal. ,,,..sw-s++ Mr. T. R. Ehrhorn W l'ri11cipr1l li Keep W4 3 . The three high school secretaries have very efficiently managed the detail work of handling letters, records, and daily bulletins. Though often times occupied with their work, they were never too busy to patiently answer our questions and understandiugly assist us with problems. The secretarial staff includes Miss Evelyn Duell, who plays an important part in carrying I! out the management of our school system: Miss Florence llrazkowski, the very capable secretary to Mr. Ehrhorn, who has assisted tis more than once with her courteous, helpful manner: and Miss Sylvia Steiger, a 1951 graduate of Rochester High School and now the etiicient, cheerful secretary to Miss Argue. Miss Florence Drazkowski Scrrclrlry Miss Beverly Overland Mr. Ralph Dorset Mrs. Beverly Nelson Mr. Hilbert Kath Stffrtftciry Business Manager Secretary Assistant illunugcr Jawa, s - affairs. Miss Lila Argue Assistant Princifml Mwsw. . WW, ,ws Miss Sylvia Steiger Serrzflary Ma. Zan! Gdwuneqm - - Boyd' :lawn The position of Boys' Advisor has been well taken care of this past year in the capable and crmscientious hands of Mr. lfarl Obermeyer. VVC will long remember Mr. Bing Obermeyer for his excellent example of patience and understanding. His helpful guidance and willingness to listen to our problems has made him a good friend and advisor. VVe won't forget his assistance during our successful vocational day. His sound advice has inspired our conlidence, and it has certainly helped us through the years spent in Rochester Senior High School. ll is through the combined efforts of Mr. Obermeyer and Miss Argue that our guidance program is one of the best in Minnesota. WMM e--- !ulPJA-.fdd-1q'Lgue-- - - ah' fqalwzm Miss Lila Argue, Assistant principal and girls' advisor, holds a very responsible job. She helps us with our course of study, our many urgent problems, and she is also very active in our social JE Even though Miss Argue has a bnsy full day, she always has a smile or a greeting for all of us, which we really appreciate. If we are in doubt of our futures, Miss Argue is there to assist us with her time and knowledge. Many of us have benefited by her confer- ences, and her guidance has perhaps steered ns on the right road for the future. VVe all want Miss Argue to know how much we have appreciated her help and counsel, and we will remember her as a prominent figure in the halls of R.H.S. Mr. Earl Obermeyer Boy's Advisor vzwamtzq--- q Arnston Bruce I rinlin Alwin, Virginia Armstrong, Lucy English Il English II Baker, Marion Bonner, Walter Chz'n11'stry Dickinson, Mable Librarian Burrington, E. S. Davey, Merlin Geometry Science Ellsworth, Lyle Physical Education English IZ gi at if 1 it Q L Elstad, Oringa Engels, Janet Garwood, Robert English I0 Home Economics I World History El? MS 513 sman, Anna May Hartz, Shirley Holmberg, Margaret English I2 History Home Economics I, II Husby, Gertrude King, Ethel English I0 GFUWYCWN Y V f Q v 1--f Q ff T ling, Ina Gae Kittleson, John KIOOS, PhYlliS English 10 Occupatwnal Rclalwns 5Pfl7li5ll 1, II Klousia, John Knight, Iris .lmcrzmn Hlslory E1lgl'iSh I1 ttrom, H. LeRoy Lucken, Mabel Lllffef, Th90d0l'e land, Orchestra Bookkeeping AMO M 0Ch11ni6S McComb, Mildred McKibben, Wendell Physical Education Biology ls. McNish, Robert Physical Education Meyer, Harry Moeller, Burdette Law, Commercial Practice Sficoclz and Discussion MODS! -ld, Clifford Moore, Ruby Neff, Lois Metals I, II Typing I Opheim, Julius Parkinson, George Social Scfrnfv 12 A morican History PWQQ iam Algebra SQ-.N lhim Ywmnm Pierce, Patricia Porath, Walter Porter, Walter World History Cabinet I World History Ramer, Naomi Latin I, II, IV iilvernagle, Evar 3 hysical Education Ridenour, Clyde Rudkin, George Ryan, Henrietta Sncial Science 12 ' ' fa ,AJ an-M5 A W va 516. Suddendorf Sldney Cabinet I, II Smith, Raymond Drawing Choir niteford, Florence Wickstrom, Robert 7le1fCd.n History II Journalism Schultz, Robert Visual A ids Wenstrom, Evelyn Typing I , II Art 1, II Steiner, John Drivefs Education Woodman, Wentworth Agriculture I, II, III, Slucfenl' Gauncd Qaawmd . . . 'l'his aetiye group ol' the student lxody has experieneed the responsilmilities of a ll0lIlOl'l'ilfli' lorni of goyernnient. The purpose ol the Student Council is to encourage cooperation between laeulty and students, promote student par- ticipation in extra Curricular activities, and provide its nienilwrs with the oppor- tunity of leadership. lt is composed of an eleeted representative from every honleroonl in the school together with four ollieers elected the prereding spring. 'l'his year's otiieers are Leonard Kruse, president: Don Cutshall, yic'e-presi- dent, Barbara Swedeen, secretary, and Susan lllethen, treasurer. One of the niost aetiye eonnnittees of the student Council is the Soeial Conunittee. This group has been in charge ol planning the llaryest Dante, Christmas Dante and the Oswald Party. The .lssenllnly eolninillee selects assenllrlies for the year: .'Xt'tiyities Conunittee provides for intramural sports sueh as ping pong and supervises Clllil-lllilll Hall: liulletin Board Conuuittee Chooses lmulletins and posters for lmulletin hoards, and the llealth, XYell'are, and Safety Connnittee promotes safety in the tunnel and halls. President Leonard Kruse Sfucfenl eouncif Mandala . . . Student Connril Memlmers: Leonard Kruse, Donald Cutshall, liarlmara Swedeen, Susan lilethen, Charles Mar- tin, john Hodgson, Patricia Lloyd, john Sunil, Marilyn Koenig, A-Xnn Kynearson, liill :xI'IllSll'0Ilg, joyee Koessler, Lee Bower, jim Iiyans, Richard Cutshall, Robert Lynn jeanette Swanson, Virginia Reed, Kerry Clark, Dick Christenson, Riehard Bennett, Conrad Browning, Leland Stewart, Glenn jenson, Cverald Swedeen, Frank Evange- list, Lynne Dieter, Donald jensen, Eileen l'etrieh, Paul Colvin, jim .'xCliCI'lll1lll, johanna Hansen, Charles Yan- derlmerg, Cyril Grielmenow, Riehard Kiinlmall, David Doty, june l'otts, Richard Dansinglmurg, Danny Sandberg, jaelc hleLean, Gary l,2lCI'lI1g, David johnson,Y jogXnn E Lnkehart, Don Levy, Lelioy Rnd, Riehard Gillespie David Sperling, Sherill Davies, john Ferguson, David Dunn, hlarlene Haglwerg, Richard Lang, ,lil'l0lllllS hleyers, Sue Snleeton. liarlmara Swedeen, Sf'rn'Iury: Susan lilt-then, Tnvtx- nrerg Leonard Kruse, l'rt'.ridr'nIg and Donald Cutshall, Vice-l'r4'sz'dt'n!. Senior Class ofhcers are Rieharcl Gillespie, Prf's1'dz'ntg herill Davies, Srrwlizry-tn'11x11rr'rg and llaviml Sperling ire- l'n'.v1'flf-111. anim C4444 Ggicwi. .. z 4 7- : C z f 4' X I lx Z I A 4 i xl .- xl vw.. 4 - 'z if xr ' I' X 4' fi, 1'-'lx ,-- 11, , ly ,!' fiszgggrv'-. -- i W sa, .l eg f lggi X . 51 ' l ' - fi - Ns E if .' - fx le ' f --.532 e if . Aff--Q ew-QT'-' , - 7? it ' gf- 'fflgfig i,g,g??4 2g51fe: 4- lt Sophomore Class offieers are 'l'omn1y Meyers, Vice- l're'.v1id1'nf3 Sue SIHCUIOII, Srfrrlury-lrrzzsurer5 and Rlchard Lang, l,fL'Nldl'l1t. U I Seneca 01044 . . . Dick Gillespie, president: Dave Sperling, vice-presitlenl, anrl Sherrill llavies, secretary-treasurer, haxe been providing the author- ity for the Senior Class of '52, 'llhese three harcl working ollieers lmore lllllfll of the responsi- lnility of graduation ancl helpetl to plan such artivilles as the Senior' l,I'OI1l, Senior Breakfast, and other senior activities. llivlq, llave anrl Sherrill have clone a line joln of managing senior affairs. junior Class officers are llaviil llnnn, I'1'rz'-1'ri'.v1'rlm1tp lVlarlene Haglierg, Sf'z'r1'Ir1ry-trz'11.v1m'r3 antl john Ferguson 1'res1rlf'11f. Sopfnomoae Glau Ufficevut. . . The Sophomore anml junior elasses are lieaclerl this year hy sophomores llielc Langg, presiclentg loin hlyers, Viet--pr't-sitleill, Sue SIIIECIIJII, St'l'I't'l2lI'y-II't'1lSllI'Cl', ancl juniors john Ferguson, pri-sitlenl: llavifl llunn, x'iCe-presiclent, ancl hlarleue llaglnerg, sec'retary- treasurer. junior ofticers were in Charge of appointing eoininittees anil planning for the extra special junior l'ron1, while the Sophoniores officers gainecl valuable experience in leadership. 11 E X ,sf gs. 3 3 E 3 . f s it ? K e Zfmlm Jw Gene We : s. 5 ,z 5 E s Mrs. Yivian lfrivkson, the srhool nurse, has the task of super- vising the health of stutlents in junior high as well as senior high. She also gives vavvinations, niantoux tests, eye vxaininations, tirst aid, antl any other illnesses the students might have. Mrs. Vivian Erickson School Nurse ewzeafe ' Wuap weafefmweme One of the most important hours of the day for many high school stuclents ancl tearhers is the noon-hour lnnvh. The excellent meals are prepared by Mrs. josephine Svhernmel antl her able cafeteria stall. 'lihev also provide hot eollice antl snacks for the teachers in their free periods, and prepare the menus for special activities and club banquets. Lqft In Right: Carrie Langseth, Beatrice Crawford, Dena Wise, Matilda Everett, Jennie Karsten, Josephine Schemmel. sawsvt -'EAU t iw' ...,. t N.. -M 7fteq Mainlabz 0144 Scfwol .-X wry important group in our school is the l1lilllllCll2lllC6 crew. They are seen all hours of the clay, moppiug, dusting, sweeping, and scrubbing. Bcmuse of these men we enjoy the Cleanliness of our classrooms and halls. Gleanlawu 01 -r ASM Nad' fa . . wtf Clziff Cuslodian, Mr. Clyde Wright, and Dircctor ly' .1llllI.7lfl'7Z!l71!fC, Mr. H. R. Maynard. Firxt Row- Mr. Ben Olson, Mr. john Gusline, Mr. XYillizun Kruger, Mr Clyde XYright, Mr. Erwin Siugllel. 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The journalism room many times should have been the scene ol' some after-school work, blll it Wasn't until dead- line drew ominously close that it became a hive of activity. The stall' is made up of any members of the senior high school who are willing to give their time and ability. The Rocket stall' had its main bulwarlc in Mr. XYieks- strom's journalism class made up of ten seniors with the rest of the stall' eonrzisting' of interested students. The W paper usually came out every two weeks. Members fy' the Rnrhord Staff: Back row- Jean Jacobson, Jeannette Judd, Pauline Anderson, editor. Sue Rye, Gloria Chafoulias, Karen Fisher, Dan Sandberg, Dan Jones, John Edstrom. 16 Grouped around lablre- Johnny Calies, Barbara Swedeen, Ellen Markham, Marilyn Peterson, Avis Sanclum, Marilyn Koenig, Sally Bielke, and Elaine Harvey. First row, Izft to right-Sheila Harrop, Geraldine Meyers, Celestine Plembling, Evelyn Larson, Loey Mae Lange, Ruth Heck, Beth Koeneman, Marilyn Schmidt, Margaret Hanson, Sandra Schroeder, Janet Nelson. Second raw- Clarice Herzog, Gloria Chafoulias, Beverly Honer, Janice Nelson, Sharon Peterson, Marilyn Banholzer, Jean Grimm, Carol Jean Molde, Gertrude Ludden, Geraldine Raymond, Sue Radke, Dorothy Rupprecht, Sally Beilke. Third r0w- Marlys Hanson, Mary Witte, Margie McGhie, Delores Brower, Patricia Fahy, Joanne Jefferis, Mary Ellen Hughes, Janet Hoven, Karen Eichinger, Faye Nesler, Sandra Sween, Marlys Tennyson, Sherrill Davies. Fnurlh row- Carolyn Mortensen, Susan Blethen, Lynne Dieter, Arlene McCue, Dick Hokanson, Duane Witte, Gershom Thompson, LeRoy Christopherson, Benjamin Scott, Judy Rasmussen, Elois Ferdinandt, Judy Schwerman, Jean Eppard. Jallaila mzae swan. .. 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Ruta Z ll1'1111cl1111 Wish, Luc l5m1'v1', l:l'L'il Mcllvy, G1-1'sl1u111 l'l111111ps1111, 51111111 SlIl'Sl'llll, l.c1111z11'1l lirusn-, lllll l'l'l1'liIll.lIl, lllllllll Xlllllt. C' Lcacling thc stufli-nts in Cheers during the funtlmull guinea, thc lviwkctlmll guinea, Zlllll the pep zlsscmlmlics were scuiur Ruscxllury lNlmm, soplmiilorcg Ifmc Goud- Cllllllgll, aml junior: Sully fflilil. Two vllcvrlc-zicle1's wc-ro elcrlccl lay the stuclcnt lmurly from L-ucll grzlrlc this year. This was Z1 new plain. 'l'l1c l'l1CCI'lC2lKlSl'Hl sponsor wam Misra Mildred lNlCCumlJ. Lcft in right: Rocket Cheerleaders Iouc Gooflenougll, Rosemary Moon and Sally Clill. Rah! Rah! Rah! Racbalmf n ll Glad .Xll buys who hzwc cnrnucl Ll lc-tlcr may lac mcmlmcrs of the R Clulm spcmsorecl by Mr. liulmcrt McNisl1. 'l'l1c piirpusc of the Club to pminulc spmtsmzximslmip, leziclcrship, zmcl olhcr line qimlitics. The ufliccrs of the Club rluring the 1951 - SZ scznsun XVCVL' prcsiclcut, I7 Culslmll, vivo prcsirlcutg Dick Gillcnpic, mul SCCI'ClllI'y treasurer, Glen XYcl1stcr. Hurkf Iulm Suml, Iolm FL-l'Ql1:ml1, Iflmvzu-cl Iflvuluv, l.lm'Ll Hunks, Tum lXlm'fluc'lc, llirk Fl'llllQl'I', lcrrv cillL'lliJXYL'll1, llmi l7rcclri1'lq- I rm, -lolm llzllc. .'ll1'1fdl1'f - vlirii lfvzius, Him-lc Clilllilllgll, -,lf7l1I1 .XlllllllflSl'll, lgllf-1SC'll lfwcrt, lliclc ll2lllSllAlQl1l'I'g, l':l'llll' lxm-lJL'l', llzlvv lbuim, lfriv Stufuc Front- Ffilllli BI'IlXVlllllj1, -Incl: Gmic, Hrzulclfm lYiL-rs, Dick Gillvspic, linln llcmpvr, limi Szimllu-rg, Imslvi' Y lrivlmvnow, lillll Culvin, -fr B 39 low. Ai. Qulwze 4 of rqmefzica Thi- Fntnrv Farnu-rs of .X1nvrit'a, or F.F..'X. as it is vonnnonly known is the national organization oi, hy, and for boys studying vocational agriculture in pnhlit' st-rontlarv svhools nnclcr the pro- visions ot tht- National X ovatlonal iztln- vatton .Xc'ts. F. F. .X. is intra-Cnrrivnlar avtivity, having' its origin and root in a clolinitc part of thv school CliI'I'il'lIilllili voca- tional agrivnltnro. The fonnclation upon which thu F. F. .X. organization is hnilt invlnclcs it-atlcrship, and char- artt-r mlext-Iopim-nt, sportsmanship, cooperation, scrvirc, thrift, scholarship, iinprovcti agriculture, organizt-rl recre- ation, Citizcnship ancl patriotism. Icy .Xnclerson, Ralph .'Xntlcrson. Left to rightf Raytnontl Crofoot, Kcnnclh Priggtf, Rit'hartl fiilI'iSl0IlSUiI, S lht- C ill'lSllll7il0l' f-raham vhaptt-r ol tht' I' .i' ..X. ot Rochcstcr is Ul'gilIliZL'ti on tht- alwow- hasis with oitivt'rs anti Colilnlittvvs to assist in t'llI'l'j'illg ont tht- ohjt-t'Iix't's. 'lillvy niet-t once carh month for lAl'4'l'L'1lliUll anti iPll5illl'R4. 'iiilt'I't' art- 798 in thu local F.F..X. in 1952. lhc nlclnhurs ol tht' i'.i'..X t':1i'ry lil atltlltlon to tht-n' Classroom work, stipt-rvisvml ii1lI'lIlil1g projt-vtx on iillI'IllS. 'l'own hoys taking Yocational .xfJ,i'it'lIillll'L' han- projt-vts on .. , .,. . . :1 Irtvnti sorrciatlvu starnt, or work on a tarin in tht- fnnnnt-r The motto of thc lf.F..X is Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to SL-rvc. Rim' 1: ,Xaron l'nIx'cr, Ralph XYoolley, Ronald Johnston, Donny Ganz, VK'altcr ilonfortl, XYayntf Brown, lion lionrqnin, Russell Stoppcl, Rim' Z: Hoya' Ret-tl, Kenneth Priggc, Raymond Crofoot, .Xlton Pagcl, Stanlvy .Xntlc-rson, Kcnnt-th Fritz, Garrison iiiit'Illl'll, Leslie iiarwick. -lim Larst-n. Rim' 3: XYalton Bonike, LeRoy Rnrl, Ralph .'Xndcrson, Richard Cltristt-nson, Dick Volvin, -lint fliristt-nson, Xt-il Richards, llonalcl Bolmhcn, llavitl Bakkcn. Row 1: Margie Kazos, Loey Mae Lange, Sally ljlemling, l-fyelyn Larson, Marilyn liarnst, lietty Fossum, llorothy jarvis, Carlene Rossi, Marcia Nelson, Carol Fox, Barbara jernegan, Sheila Harrop. Raw 2: Pearl Rhoten, Karen Fischer, Sharon llitts, Delores Keith, Nancy Foster, Marlene Ginther, Cleoue XYright, Nancy Ryan, Carol Finch, Marlys Hanson, Bonnie Holloway, Marcia lioetleker, llarlyn Gae llaack, Patricia Smith, Marlene johnson. Raw 3: jucly Rasmussen, Elois Ferclinanclt, Mary johnson, Avis Sanflum, -Iacqueline Campliell, ,Xnclrey .AXyshfortl, llonna Strehlow, Elaine Schattsneicler, lcla Schneicler, Marlys Schultz, Carrine Price, Marlys Scltemel. Row 4: .Xnn Snell, llorothy Ferclinantlt, Marlys Cronyoltl, Patricia Cooper, lieyerly Honor, l'hyllis Moorlieatl, liyelyn Holmes, llelores Ratllce, Rosanne Vl'egener, Rita Halling, Patricia Mestacl, Marjorie Butler, Marcheta Sleeper, Barbara Hatterson, Barbara Sprach, hid' eu! . . . Whue ,411 Gab Mae Salma The practice of having mystery sisters, no tloulmt, was the main reason that the girls' cluln hacl the largest enrollment of any clulm in school. 'lihe girls with their sponsor, Miss Iris Knight, hatl in acltlition to regular meetings, l?acl's tlate, Christmas Party, Girls'clul1 llance, Mystery Sister Banquet, Mother-Daughter lea, and the Senior Farewell. 'lihe cluli is goyernetl by the Central lioartl, which is made up ol the eight ofhcers antl the tlurteen other girls who were nonunatecl for oliiice. Raw 1 left to rightf- Clarice Herzog, social chairman, Ann Rynearson, treasurer, ,leannette juclcl, membership chairman, Pauling .Xnclerson, president, Kay Kleckner, Vice-president, Gloria Chaloulias, secretary, Suzanne Rye, publicity chairman, Kathleen Mason, mystery sister chairman. Row 2. janice liaumgarner, 'lean l'retlmore, Geraldine Meyers, hlarilyn Koenig, Mary Hlhite, l'auline Porter- main, liarliara Swetleen, jo.Xnn Pezan, Susan liletheu, Sally liielke, lilaine Harvey, .lean -Iacolmson. Row I- Margaret Hansen, joanne jelleris, Layonne Roseliooin, Beverly llerndl, Shirley lilliott, lilizalieth linderson, .Xliee Rask, llonna Christopherson, lloris Hanson, Pat Lloyd, jndy likstrand, l-iarlvara Randall, Carol llirkelo. Swrmid Rorew Mary .Xliee Clagelt, Beth li0CllCl1lllIl, Helen leesdale, jean Koeneinan, Charlene Sanders, Carolyn johnson, Bonnie ,'Xndcrson, Faye Glynn, l'at llansen, Sally Cliff, Geraldine Ingalls, jndy Hughes, joan Roessler, Sue Radke, Geraldine Raymond, Marjorie .-Xllen, listher Roth. Tliird Raw- Lillian Yon Usten, Mary jane Hniitsinger, Marjorie Mefihie, llelores llrower, Pat Fahy, Marlene Haglmerg, Mary U'llyrne, l'atri1'ia laitzi, .-Xrdith Mcgraw, janet Kimmel, Shirley VYittliel, llorothy Riippreelit, janet Nelson, janet Volz, Sandra Sehroeder, jaeilneline l'rigige, Marlene Sinidl. Fllllffll Row? Sandra Sween, Sandra Harding, l'at Melinight, Faye Ne:-ler, Bonnie Reesnniyder, jnlie Lawler, .Xrlene MeCne, jeanne 'l'hon1pson, Collette jaekman, Marilyn Peterson, Lynne llieter, Ruth lleelc, Karen 'l'relstad, Sheila XYaldron, Marilyn I Sehmidt, Rose O'l'lryne, joan Lntzi, Nancy Nelson, lat Mellmy, Shirley .Xnderson. ...,4m!4mnA14 Row l, left In VIAQIII'-' Caroline O'Shanghnessy, llorothy Maekedanz, jnne Siinpso, Ruth Elsholl, Carol Coulter, janet XYinslow, Dorothy llanks, Naney .-Xnn Fynhn, judy Sehwerinan. Row 2: llonna llrelnner, Marlene Mato, janiec Fred- riekson, lfya Smith, Rolmerta Bond, Sue Alexand- er, laieille Niehols, joanne Yanliirlc, Margot Fielc, Sharon XYatson. Raw 3: Sharon Hannnond, Marilyn llanholzer, Sigri lfnierson, lX'lary lillen Chadwiek jean Crinnn, jean l7eYogel, Mareia Edwards, Virginia Hazely, Mary lillen Fuehs, Gladys Goodman. Rme I: left In riglil - janiee Gordon, Marlene llanson, Phyllis jolinaon, Sne Slneeton, .Xndigone flialos, lloris Fow- Slllll, lone tiondenongli, Dorothy Mielke, Knit' 2: joan l,anee, Marilyn llaniels, joanne Paulson, Marlyw Xllinters, Mary Zeek, joyee lioewsler, llawn XYalsh, joanne Miller, jane l'lrieh, lliane llnpere. Rim' 3: Far- man Voslwerg, farol Mhyre, Klertrnde laidden, Marilyn Kleiwl, .Xliee Roth, Rene llygel, l.aYonne Seliwanlae, jean Moon, ,Xnn lfyans. Ffrxf Rmv, left to right- Helen Christopherson, Lois Chamberlain, Carol Orpen, Mary Ellen Hughes, Marnie Sloelnnlw, Nancy Hunter, l'at Hamilton, liarlvara Fischer, Marlene Harcltke, janiee Honer. Second Row! Martha Williams, ,lean Reynolds, klnliann Guenther, Marilyn Stoll, Susan Hargraves, l'at Moe, june Potts, Virginia Reecl, Marcia Kierlancl, Marnie Cook, Beverly livans, Sanclra lxllflllillllll, l'l1yllis xvllllllllli ,lnne Sehlee. Third Row! Carol -lean Molfle, Sharon Peterson, Benita Perlman, Irene CllFlSl'IllJl1LxFS!JIl, Helen Swanson, Katherine .Xl1ll, Prnclenee lilwinger, Barbara Betts, Kareen Chamberlain, janiee Paulson, Penny lflwinger, Shirley linmgarner, Nlarlys Tennyson. Fnurlh lime- .Xnn Thonlpson, lflsie Garthwaite, Elizabeth xvillilllllrl, .Xnn Nlatlmieson, Mary slosselyn, Carol Maass, Franres Mel Jonaltl, Dena Manlasis, Sondra Ellsworth, janet Hoven, Martha Holtan, jackie ililllllll, Sally limniett, Irene 'l'hirtle, Margie Murphy. Sfaaaf 70 Qficlcvuff Burk mu' 11117 In right, -lim Pearson, Roger Lance, Kenneth XYinters, ,l21Illl'S Rallies, jerry Swecleen. Frgml row 11117 lo riglzlg Larry Parker, Lynne Dieter, Mary Clagett, Marilyn Peterson, C. john Hodgson. Bnflnm row, lqfr rn righr- Julie Lawler, Gloria Chafoulias, Ann Rynearson, Laura Eifert, Carol Orpen, JoAnn Hansen, Jeanne Thompson. .S'cmml wwf Sally Beilke, Sandra llarding, Helen Teesdale, Susan Emmet, Jo Ann Pezan, Susan Blethen Elaine Ilarvey, Patricia Lloyd. Third ww- Kerry Clark, Eric Stafne, Paul Colvin, Daniel Sandberg. Zfahea Sqaach MW swat... eww The hlnyo .Xnmlitoritnn l'sher Sqnzul, nncler the tliree- tion of Mr. Meliililmen, workerl tlnring llzlsketlulll season. The girls' rlnties were elieeking season tickets :intl general ushering, while the boys netecl ns guides for the otlieinls nntl visiting tennis. These stntlents are Chosen from at large nnnilier of volunteers lmy hlr. Meliilmlven. These volunteer lllClllllCl'S of Miss Iliekin5on's Central .Xnditorium Usher Sqnnfl are the unsung heroes of our School. The girls nsher :tt plays, converts, and Speeial perforninnees given in the eentrnl atttrlitorinnt. 'liheir flnties inelntle passing ont pl'tlgl'illllS, selling tieketa, and showing people to their seats. Kim' l lelit to right- llelen leestlnle, hlnry -lilllk' Hnntsinger, ixlilfgit' Nlrilliie, .ltnly R1lSlllll!-iSCIl, Snsnn lilethnn, Karen Fisher, t'lori't clll'lliUllll ie Nl neie Kayne llonnie Xnmlereon Rare 7 lielorea Rntlke Beverly Aloe, :Xrlettn clllllllllJk'l'lillll, Sne Rntllce. ll0l'HllW Rnppreelit, janet Yolz, iiXllll'wlUl'lk' .XIlen, Irene klenke, hlarlys Sehennnel, Yvonne Halton, Pnl Smith. Row .lg Suzanne Rye, Xnney Ryan, lXlurilyn Peterson, jenn lioeneinun, Snnclrn Harding, Liz linclerson, Put Lloyrl, Leliraslrhlietty Dodge. Row 44 Molly fllIli.llL'l', .XVIS Snntlnni, Bonnie llixon Beth litJCIlClllllIl, Lynn Dieter, Kay liletlner, -Iztnet Nelson, licllth McGraw, Leoy Male Lung, Lorann brozxt, Corrine l'riee. v , , ,,X First Rnw left to right- Marcia Kierland, Marlys Gronvold, Gertrude Ludden, .Xudrey .-Xyshford, Sharon Hammond, Sandra Sween, june Simso, llave Opheim, Chuck Stroebel. Serrlrzd Row- Larry Parker, Fred Schwarz, Polly Portermain, Margie McGhie, joanne lJeYries, Beverly Honer, judy johansen, Frank Evangelist, Bill XValker, Dorothy Mackedanz, Renae Bygel, Mary lillen Chadwick, joan Korstad, Mary Ellen Hughes, Pat liushey. Third Row- .-Xnn Cartwright, janet XYinslow, Roger Boyer, jttdy Schwerman, Bob Campbell, Marilyn Ernst, Nancy Ryan, jerry Matheson, Lynn Dieter, Donald VVolden, Roberta XYileman, Mike Sugg, Chuck Hanson, jerry jenkins, Beverly Mercill, jim livans, Lois Balcom, Myron Snesrud, janice Honer, Ilaxvn XVelsh, David Healey, janet Hoven, Yivian Hedeman. Fourlh Row- Donald johnson, Gary llaering, Mary MacLean, Geraldine Meyers, Marlys Hanson, Chuck Vlfilliants, Chuck Martin, Sue Smeeton, Dale Pearson, john Amundson, llavid Kruger, Hob Lynn, Bill llaling, Lee Bower, Roger Rnd, john Sund, XYilliam Maxon, Roger jackson, llavid Erickson, Clayton xMl'lyll8llCl'li, XVarren Folkert, Burton lirnst, lilaine Scott, lion Cory, liob .Xngelici. Fifth Row- Charles Martin, Bill Kennedy, Yince Meyers, Gerald jameson, llonald Helmholz, Mark Reeve. Bancf ,..M.a,4sMmsm The Rochester High School Hand has completed an- other successful season under the direction of Mr. H. Leroy Lidstrom, who was assisted by Mr, Richard Nagel. liarnestly working to correct any flaws before a publi perlormance are these orchestra students. The Hand's lively music helped to boost school spirit at foot- ball games. basketball games, and pep assemblies. This year the band has played a fall concert and a spring concert, and has participated in several other activities. Taking part in community activities, the band marched in the Memorial Day parade and played for the city-wide chil- dren's Christmas party, which was held in the Mayo Civic 4Xuditorium. The Big Nine Music Festival was another of the activities of the band, and a few band members participated in the Mankato Music Festival. The otlicers of the band for this year are: Myron Snesrud, president, Charles Martin, vice-president, Beverly Honer, treasurer, Audrey Ayshforcl, Secretary. sec-tion of the band working out interpretation under the direction of Mr. Ltdstrom. Orclicslrzi mcnilmcrs wnrlcing un their IJI'llgI'LlIll lor the spring vryiirvrl, I'L'FL'llllj' lu-lil. 'llmsc whu p11i'1ic'ipz11L-cl in u1'c'licslrzi zu'- iix'iiicslmx-l- haul lhv iiiifurgcllulrlc Ux- pcrivmm- uf hiking purl in ll rcmi'clii1nlc-ml IllllSlL'ill L'llilt'LlX'UI'. 'lihis yvnrk urvlics- , Im nlhvws :irc Kntlilvcli Nlzisun, praisi- rli-ntg loin ML-yurs, x'ic'c-p1'csi4lL-ill: flumiu XYrighl, 5L'C'I'Cllll'yQ uncl Lee BllXX'L'I', lI'L'A1SllI'l'I'. .X group uf hauirl slurlcnls wurking on ai lllilflxll xlurin Y .,. iuedg' 'l'hv 0l l'lll'SlI'Ll, unclvr tho clircvtiun nf Nr. ll. l.0l'uy Lirlstruiu, Il5SlSll'll lay Nr. Rivlizircl Nugcl, has Iwi-n vm-ry zu'- livc this yczlr. It has pui'lil'ipull-ml in vziriucl zlclivilics in limwlim-slL'l'a1l1cl othvr cilics. The ilnporlunl vu-nts in lhv urrlicslrafs sclicclulv wcrc the lull run- cvrt, the spring cnnccrt, purlicipulinni in the liig Nine Music Festival, an cun- Ccrt prcsvlilccl for thc lXllllIl05l7lil Music' licliuuilors .-Xssocizilimi, ainrl ll 1'0llK'L'l'l prvscntccl Sll llauvllwrm- Svlinol. ,M .,..x - vgnrf K im:-v ' Nw A wd i'm ...Q ,..-w-4 their scvuml hour praiclicc pcriocl. Row I: lizitlilcun Nlusnn, llorccn slorgunsmi, Carol Orpcn, lrcnc Clirisloplicrsnli, lonuuy Meyers, Dave -Iuhnsnn, Put illcliniglit, Inzuinc vlcliil-i'iL-s, Raw 2: GL-urgizi .Xli-x, livelyn Lzirsun, Martha Hultan, Marllial XYilliun1s, Audrey Aslilbrcl. Nairlys Gronvulml, lNI1irc'iu Kin-rlzinml, Charles Struclwl, Klurgziri-I Hogcnsun, Phyllis Moorliczul, Irene Thirtlc, Rita Tuinton. Row 3: licaitricv Suncluul, Mzirclwlu glen-per, Ruhcrt liclls, Royvc Ruvrl. llunnu llulmlu-rl, liill XYillliOl', jurly klolizuisun, lievcrly l'lllIlL'l', Larry Pzlrlccr, FrcclScl1wzirtz, lNl:u'y lflluu llughcs, Put BllSllCj', liunulcl Cory, .lllIlQl Hrrvmi, XilYl1lIl HL'llLxIll2lll, Kurcn lrclslccl. RIIYL' -l: lllziric Slorumlx, junicc lglllIll.12lI'llL'l', iI'ClCl1GIlcilIIlllLf!',SllCllll llairrnp, Clinrlvs Marlin, H. l..I,ifIs1mm, Hill Kennedy, klini liviuis, Luis l'llllClJlll, lNly1'ui1Sm'sl'lnl, Frank l'cncllv, Ruger Rnd, Lcc Bower, jnhn .xll1llllll5L'll, klllflL'llll lie-nsluii, lilwie lYz1Lsun, lin-ily Elkins, K Y ,. im fl yd ...ow MxwQ XX it m Gfzaia We Sang la Um Jleaala' Gonleni fllr. Sutlclenrlorl eliangetl the singers routine a little this year lay plaeing them in quartets instearl of sections. This provecl to lre very 5llt'l'L'SSlilll, as few other high sehool Choirs have trietl this. K The Chamber Singers are a seleet group lllililt' up ol' two singers from each section ol' the elioir. They sang in a group at the Cliristnlas program and other eoneerts. The Chamlmer Singers also had the privilege ol' attending the seleet ehoir, lmancl, anml orehestra Festival helcl in Mankato, flllllllllllllljl to lie one ol' the most popular organizations ol the school the ll, ll. S. Choir, untler the alxle tliree- tiou ol' Sitlney Sumlclentlorl, eonipletetl another SlIC'Cl'SSl-lll year. lllueh work was required to perleet the niany choral nunilners, hut their eilorts were rewartletl lry the trip to the Bie Nine Festival heltl in Winona on Nlay 2. The ehoir gaxe a numlxer of programs, performing in a Fall Concert, Christmas Prograni, Spring Convert, and niany others, First raw: Kathleen Mason, Sue Rye, .wrmltl row: Jim Evans, Pendle, Myron Snesrud, flzinl ww: Beverly Tenley, Dan Jones, l Kruse, Jo Pezan, ffmrllz ww: Conrad Browning, Tom Walker, McCue, Bill Bennett, Merilyn Porter, fifth ww: Mary Alice 1 Avis Sandum, Joanne Jefferis, xixllz mw: Ruth lleck. lima' l, lijf! In Vligllf' Kathleen Mason, Suzanne Rye, herill llayies, lfllen lxlllflillillll, lXlary johustou, Bill rmstroug, jutly likstrautl, Henry Kalli, joanue jellieris, olm Brown, Beth Koeuenlan, Toni Brown, Beverly Tenly, onnie rlntlerson, Susan liinmett, Karen liiehinger, Mary liee Clagget, Nlarlene llaglmerg, Carol XYegner. Raw lf mpknu Pezan, Barlwara Spraeh, LaYerue Clerlier, Betty ossunl, john llale, lilaiue Haryey, jim .kVliCI'IIlSlll, l'earl hoteu, lluane U'Nlalley, jean lfppartl, Boll cjtslftllll, rlene lNleCue, Claucle Boncl, jean Thompson, Bolm Zeller, nu Cartright, jini Carrol, .-Xyis Sanaluni, Susan Blethan. 'me 5-W jon Furstuear, jean Craig, llaye lluuu, Nlarilyu eterson, lliek lloltorl, Pat l5eXYitz, Ralph Monson, jean Qoenenian, Toni XYalker, Collette jaeknian, Carol XYeecl. ulie Lawler, lion Kloeeu, llelores Brower, Toni lfrieksou, larilyu Koenig, john Ferguson, Marlene Ginther, Bill iennetl, Karen Fisher, Kerry Clark, l'auliue .Xntlersou, liek Hayes. Rim' 4- llorothy Ferclinanclt, Bill lfxans, loise Ferclinantlt, Ilan jones, jucly Rasmussen, Gerald urenson, Ruth lleek, Conratl Browning, Fay Nesler, eonarcl Kruse, Blerilyn Porter, Frank l'enmlle, ,Xnn Ry- earson, Myron Snesrucl, Carol Fox, jim livans, Carol yyerson, lloris Hanson, Yerlyn Baniek, Barliara jerne- nn, liiek Hoganson, Barbara Batterson, Frank. ,eonard Arlene Zlagett, Seniafzfi 'PC .nfs E. win-CE. !e,.'? 2-1 , 5 7521 4 ':Zgf 4f5- ?,,s W ' i'- i A: xi Anderson, Pauline- Bridge Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, 11: Presifleut 12, International Relations Club 11, 12, Rochorcl 11, Editor 123 Rocket 11, Choir 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Girls' Life Saving 12. Anderson, Phillip- Part-time lVorlc 12. Anderson, Ralph- F.F.A. 10, 11, 12. Anderson, Robert- Adams John- Part-time XVorl-: 12. Alex, Georgia- Bridge Club 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12 Rocket 12g Orchestra 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10 Allbee, Diane- Anderson, David- Part-time Work 10, 11, 12. Anderson, Stanley- F.F.A. 10, 11, Vice-President 125 Track 115 Part-time XVork 12. Arneson, Donald- Part-time Work 12. Ayshford, Audrey- Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 International Relations Club 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Orches- tra 10, 11, 125 Usher Squad 11, 125 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 125 Girls' Life Suviug12. Bacon, Yvonne- Girls' Club 125 Usher Squad 125 QNorth1ield, Minnesota Kappa Gamu 10, 115 Girls' Chorus 11.3 Baggenstoss, Roger- Science Club 125 'Vrnck 105 Part time Xllork 11. Bakken, Donald- Barker, Robert- Choir 105 Football 10. Batterson, Barbara- Girls' Club 125 Choir 11, 12 Chorus 105 Part'timc XVork 12. Betts, Robert- Urcliestrn 10, 11, l2Q Part-time XVork 10, 11, 12. Birkelo, Edward- l'in't-time XVork 10, 11, 12. Blazing, Carolyn- Part-time Work 11, 12. Blethen, Susan- Bridge Club 11, 123 Girls' Club 10 1l,Cl0ll1l'LllBtlllfll122llllffflllllltllllllR8lLl1ltJllS Club Suv.-'l'i'eus. 11, 123 Student Council, 10, 11, Treas- urer 123 Class Officer Vice-President 11. Roch- ord 123 Rocket 123 Choir 11, 123 Chorus 10 l'shcr Squads 11, 121 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12. Girls l,l1'l'S2iX'll11.f 123 Part-tinie XVork 12. Bielke, Sally- Bridge 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, Cen- tral Board 123 International Relations Club 11 123 National llonor Society 11, 123 Rochord 11, 123 Rocket 113 l'sher Squad Cl3ziskctbz1llD 11, 12 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12. lllrestling 10, 11, 12. Bennett, Richard- R Club 10, 11, 123 Student Coun- cil 10, 121 Chorus 102 Basketball 10, 123 Football 10, Golf 10, 11, 123 Part-time XVorlc 10, 11, 12. Bennett, William- Rifle Club 11, 123 Choir 122 Chorus 103 XVrestling 12. v Benike,Wa1ton-F.F..'X. 10, 123 R Club 11, 123 Boedeker, Marcia- Girls' Club 125 1'ur1-time lYork 123 frlzirtley, Iowa- Chorus 10, 113 Girls' Glec Club 10, 11ql'lz1y11.J Books, Richard- Truck 103 l,ill'l'lllIlC Vlfork 10, ll, IZ. Bostrom, Carol- Bridge Club Il, 12, Science Club 113 Choir 10, 11, Girls' Sports 10, ll, 12. Bower, Lee- Bridge Club ll, 125 lntermltiolml Relu- tious Club 11, 12: R Club 10, 11, 123 Rifle Club 11, 125 Scicnvo Club ll, 123 Student Council 10, 11, 12, National llonor Society 11, 123 Bnucl 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 123 liaskullmll 101 Gull' 10, 11, 12. S' Breski, Marilyn- Choir 103 l'11rl-time Xlbrk 10, ll ll Browning, Conrad- Brialgo Club llg R Club ll Stuclout Couuvil 121 Choir 11, llI'l'Nlll0lll 1' Hiisclmll 101 lluslcvllmll 10, lfoozlmll ll, I2 Browning, Frank- R Club 123 llzisvlnlll 10, ll 17 lluskotlmll 10, ll, ll: lfoutbull ll, ll. Bumgarner, JaniCe-- llrizlgv Club llg Caluazslu Fl Girls' Club 10, ll, C1-ulrul lloainl ll: Rovlul ll Orclwstru 10, ll, 123 llsllcr Squzul ll, ll, 4 ul Sports 10, 11, 12. Caldwell, Gerald- lillllll 103 lluclwy 113 llLII'1'1lll1l'xYHl'li 10, 11, 12. Carnpbell, Curtis- Bridge- Clulm 125 Clivcr lililkllllg 123 l'arl-time XYurk 10, 11. 12. Campbell, Jacqueline- Girls' flulm 1238111110111 Cuuuvil llQ llshur Squad 113 Girls' Spurts 10, 11, 125 Girls' Lili- Saving 123 l,LlI'l-111110 XYurk 10, 11, 12, Caffes, John- Roc'l1m'cl 123 Rocket 12: l'i1l't-tiim-11111314 K' 10, ll, 12. v 0 Bumgarner, John- l'41ri-time Work 10, 11, 12. Burke, Robert- liuucl lllQ l,klI'1'1llllQ XYurl-Q 10, 11, 12 Bushey, Patricia- Girls' Club 11, 123 Rifle Clulm 10, 17 Buucl 10, 11, 123 Urclleslru 10, 11, 123 Gul Sports 10 11 Butler, Marjorie- Cii1I1llSl1l fflulr 103 Girls' Clulm 10, 11 123 lIllt'I'llLll11Illdl l XYrmrlq11,12, it-lntiuus Club 113 Par!-li S X 1, , A aff Campion, Carol- Girls' Club 10, 123 Chorus 103 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12. Chafoulias, K. Gloria- Bridge Club 103 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, Secretary 123 International Rola- tions Club 11, 123 Rochorcl 122 Chorus 103 Play 123 Usher Squads 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12. Chamberlain, Arletta- Girls' Club 10, 123 llsller Squnil 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Girls' Life Saving 123 Part-time Work 10, 11, 12. Chenoweth, William- Bridge Club 10, llQ Interna- tional Rclations Club 10, 113 R Club 11, 123 Rifle Club 103 Science Club 10, 11, 123 Rocllorcl 10, 113 Rocket 10, 113 Choir 103 Busclmll lwlllllilgill' 10, 11, 123 Football 113 Part-time XVork 10, 11, 12. r ., ,,,,.,, s Christensen, Opal- Christenson, Richard! FF..-X. 10, 11, Prcsizlcnt 123 R Club 11, 123 Student Council 11, 123 Wrost ling Manzlgcr 10, 11, 12. Christopherson, LeRoy- Bridge Club ll, 123 Intcr- Colvin, national Relations Club 11, 121 Scicncc Club 12 l'z1rt-time XYork 10, 11, 12. Paul- R Club 11, 123 Stuflcnt Council 12 llslicr Squad Clizlskctballll 11, 123 Football 10 11,123'1'rack10,11, 12. Dee, James- Baseball 123 Baskctlmll 12. Deitschman, Ronald- Football 10, Part-time Work 11. DeVries, Joanne- 12. DeWitz, Patricia- lYork 10, 11, Buucl 10, 12, l,il.I'1-lllllt' Wlorlc 10, 11 Ch 12. oir 11, 12, Chorus 10g Part-time Cooley, John- Part-time 11, 12, Ofvupation Relations Club 12. Cooper, Patricia- Bridge Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Club IO, 11, 12, International Relations Club 123 Band 10, 11, 12, Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Girls' Life Saving 12. Cutshall Donald- Bridge Club 113 R Club 10, 11, President 123 Student Couuril- Vice President 123 Rochord 123 Rocket 123 Chorus 103 Football 10, 11, 123 Swimming 10, 11, Co-captain 123 'I'rack10, 11, 12. Davies, Sherrill- Bridge Club 10, 11, 12: Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Class Officer- Sec.-Treasurer 123 Rochord 123 Choir 11, 123 International Rela- tions Club 11, 125 Chorus 103 Usher Squad 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12. DeYoung, Robert- CGraud Meadow Class Officer- Presideut 113 Boy's Slate 115 Plays 11.1 Dixon, Bonnelle- Girls' Club 12g Usher Squad 10, 11 123 Girls' Sports 105 Part-time XVork 11, 125 Occupational Relations Club 12. Dodge, Betty- Vsher Sqllzul 12. Drews, Virginia-P.1rt'1iu1c Work 11, IZ. 1 l V1 l 1 1 A .Av A ,u , , . 11, ,s ' Dubbels, Wesley- F.F,.-X. 10, 115 XVrestliug 10, 11, 17 Edstrom, John- R Club 10, 11, 123 Science Club 1 Rochorll 11, 12. Rocket 11, 125 Choir 10, ll Basketball 10, 11, Rlalllzlgcrg l'z1rt-tilnc 1111 10, 12. Eifert, Laura- Girls' Club 11, 123 Ruclmrcl 113 l'shcr Squad CBasketlmllJ 11, 125 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 17 fn! ' LJM, 1 -W'W2,f Ernst, Marilyn- Girls' Club 11, 125 lhluml ll, 123 l'.1rt time XVork 11, 123 fliyotu, 1x1lIll1C:iU1il7 liuunl 10 Chorus 10.1 Fiebelkorn, Kenneth- Football 10, Golf 10, 11. Finch, Carol- Bridge Club 11, 125 Canasta Club 10, Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Rifle Club 10, 11, 12, l'SllCI' Squad 11, 12, Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12. iiiibher, Kiiren- 'Bridge Club 11, 12, Canasta Club 10, Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Illf8I'llZ.l:flUllZll Relations Club 113 Rorhorfl 125 Choir 11, 123 Chorus 10, llslizr S ml 10, 11, 12,Girls'Sports10, 11, 125 v' ' Girls' Lit Saving 11, 125 Part-tiinc XYork 11, 12. -r Flury, Ethelyn-Part-time Work 10, 11, 12. Erwin, Richard- l'art-time XYork 10, ll, 12. Ferdinandt, Dorothy- Britlgc Club 12: Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Choir 11, 12, Chorus 103 l'sl1er Squad 11: Girls'Sports10, ll, 12, Girls' Life Saving 12. Ferdinandt, Elois- Bridge Club 11, 125 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, International Relations Club 11, 125 Stutlcnt Counvil 10, 113 Choir 10, 11, 12, Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Girls' Life Sawing 12. Ferguson, Roger- Rovlqet 12: l'urt-time XVork 10, 11, 12. Fossum, Bette- Girls' Club 11, 123 Ilitcrlmtiuiml Rola- tious Club 123 Choir 123 Chorus 10, 113 l'sl1cr Squacl 123 l'url-time VN'urk 10, 11, 12. Foster, NanCy-- Bridge Club 123 Girls' Club 122 Vshcr Squad 123 Girls' Sports 12: l'au'l-time XYurk 123 Clllomuiug Prairie- Chorus 10, 11: National Honor Sucicty 11, 123 Cliccrlcziflur 113 Girls' Sports 10, 113 Class Officer-Prcsicleiit 111 Play ll, l2F21I1l?l11C!-1 10, 11: LC11CFXVUl1l21I1 11.1 Fox, Carol- Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 lulvruzitiouzil llvlu- tious Club 11, 121 Choir 123 Chorus 113 Girls' Sparta 12: l'dl'1-111110 XX'm'lc 10, 11, 12. Frederickson, DonaldA Swimming 12: Part-tiuic Work 11, 12. CYirgiuiu, 1X11l1Il.-SW1l1l1ll1llQ 10.7 Frutiger, Richard- R Club 11, 123 8111110111 Cuullvil 1131441sclu1l110,1l, 12:11:14-km-3' 10, 11, 12. Funk, Gloriaf I'urt-time llbrk 123 Orviipriiimml 140141- tiuus Club 12. Gahler, .Ieann0fStucl0ut Council 113 l'a1rt-tiu10lX'ork 11, 12. Gahler, J0anl'le'Y Girls' Club 123 Girl! 514110 111 Ruvlact E 123 lmilfl-111110 XYork ll, 12. Ginther, Marlene- Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Class Officer Sec: Treas. 113 Choir 123 Chorus 10, 113 llsher Squad 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 113 Part-time lYork 121 Goodman, Julia- Part-titne XYork 123 Occupational Relations Club Vice Pres. 12. Goodwater, LeRoy- Ffmtball 10, 11, Track 10: Part- tilne XVork 10, 11, 12. Cove, John- R Club,ChoruS 103 Baseball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 12, Football 12, Part-time XYork 11, 12. Gambill, Harold- Bridge Club 11, 12g Baseball 12 I fart-time llbrk 11, 12. Gannon, Gerald- I'art-time Work 10, 11, 12. Gibson, Jean- Chnrua 10, 113 Part-tiine Xlbrk 11, 12. Gillespie, Richard- R Club 10, 11, Yice President 12 Class Officer- President 123 Student Council 11 Choir 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, 11, Captain 12. Fnntball10, 11, 12. Griebenow, Lester- R Club 11, l2Q Track 11, 123 Wrestling 12. Gronvold, Marlysf Bridge Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, 123 Homocrmiiug .Mtcuclaut 10, 113 Buurl 10, 11, 123Orc'l1estru 10, 11, 123l'sl1cr Squad 10, 113 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Girls' Lilo Saving 123 Part-time XVOrk 10, 11. Haack, Darlynf Girls' Club 123 l'sl1Or Squad 123 Girls' Sports 103 Part-time lYork 10, 12. Hall, Lolaf 'x Halling, Rita- llrimlgc Club 123 Girls' Club 10, ll, 12 Ilucrlluliullul Relations Club 123 Girls' Sports 10, 123 l,ill'l-111l1CXv0I'li ll, 12. Hanson, Johanna- Girls' Club 1228111119111 Couuril 12 lydfl-111110 XVorl4 11, 12. Hanson, Doris- Girls' Sports 10: l'rlI'l-111110 Work 11, 12 Hanson, Harold- Ilirt-time Work 10, Il, 12. Harrop, Shelia- llriilgc Club 11, 12:Gi1-ls' Club 10, 11 123 lutcruutiruiul Rclzitirms Club 11, 123 Orches- tra 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Girlm Life Saving 12. Harvey, E1aine-- Bridge Club 11, 123 Canasta Club 10 Girls' Club 10, 11, fiL'l11I'2ll lluurcl 123 Rm'l1m'cl 123 liofkct 123 Cliuir 11, l2QCll'1Ul'llS 103 l'sl1Cr Squzul Clnlzislcctlmllb 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11 123 Girls' Lilo Saving 12. HaI'WiCk, Leslie - F.F..X. 10, 11, 123 l,2iI'1-111110 llbrk 10, 11. Haueter, Robert- Choir IO. Hanson, Jo Annef Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 l'sl1cr Squzul Clhsketluallj 11, 12:Girls' Sports 11,123 ljllfl-111110 Vllork 12. Hanson, Marlys- Bridge Club 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, 113 12: lI1fCI'l12l1l0Ili1l Relations Club 11, 12: llaurl 103 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 121 Part-timc VVork 12. Hardke, Carolyn-Science Club 123 Part-tiiuc lY0rk 10, 11, 12. Harrop, Joesph- Part-time XYork 10, 11, 12. Hayes, Robert- l,ilI'1-lllll0lvlJl'li 10, ll, 12. Helvig, Vernon- Part-time XYurk 10, ll, 12. llemshrot, Carolf Part-time lYork 10, 11, 12. Henke, Lloyd' - Bridge Club 10, 11, 123 R Clulr 123 Truck- 1Nluuuger 10, 11, 12. f ll8l'riCk, Janet l'url-time ll'ur'k ll, 12. Herzog, Claricef Cilll1lS11l flulm 103 Girls' Flulw 10, 11 Suciul Clmirmaul 123 lulurllulimull Rcluliuu Club ll, 123 lqUL'llUI'll 123 lluclu-I 123 llSl1t'l'5l1llilll 123 Girls' Sports 10, ll, 123 llilI'1'llI1ll' lYurk 10 11,12. Hiller, Brucef Scicrwc Clulm 12. lloffrrlann, Bettyf lJill'l-1lIllClYlJI'li 10, 11, 12. Honer, Beverly- Brirlgc Club 12: Girls' Club 10, 12, lnlernutionnl Relations Club 12: llnncl 10, 11, Secretary 12, Orclicstm 10, 11, 12. Hooper, Robertf R Club 12, Bzlscliull 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, lllunugcr 12gFootlmz1ll 10, 11, 12, l LlI'l-111110 Vl'ork 10, 11, 12. Ibach, Kenneth-- Pnrt-tinie XYorl: 10, 11, 12. Jacobson, Jean-'- Bridge Club 12, Girls' Club 10, 11, Central lloarcl 12, 'l1llCSIJlllIlS 123 National Honor Society 11, 12, Rocliorcl 125 Rocket 10, 11, :Xssistant lffllllll' 12, Plays 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12,Girls'Li1'e Saving 12. Holloway, Bonnie- Girls' Club 10, fshcr Squuml 12 Part-time Work 12. Holloway, Derald- Rochorcl 125 Swimming 10, 11, 12 Holmes, Evelynf Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, International Relations Club 123 lizuul 10. Holmes, Gerald- Football 10, 11, 'l'rzu'k 10: ljllfl-llIllL XYork 10, ll, 12. l l- P .-. , .- Jenke, Irene- Girls' Club 10, 12: Student Couuril 10, Hziufl 11, 123 l'sl1cr Squad 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 1,2ll'1-111110 XX'ork11, 12. Jenkins, Jerry- liruul 10, 11, 12, l'urt-time Work 10, 11, 12. Jensen, Donaldn Sluclvul C'ruuu'il ll, 1'QiI'l-111110 Xlllrlc 10, 11, 12. Jernegan, Barbara- liriflgw Club Il, Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: liitcriizitimuil llc-lutiuiis Flub 111 Choir 10, 11, 12: 1'1lI'1-111110 XYurla10,11,12. , X we ...,, .... Q ..,,. 1 ,... , x S Johnston, M2rlene-- Girls' Club 10, 11, 113 lutcr- untiuuul Rcluliuus Club ll Ql'hl1CI' Squuml 1lg1'.1rl- timc XX'0rk 11, 12. Johnston, Niaryf liriclgt' Clllli 10, 11, llg1iil'ls'l'l1ilm 123 Class Offivvr-Prvsiclvlil 113 Sluflvul fuuuvil 113 1'10111i'Cf!l111Ilg.'X1lOlll11ll11 10, 11, 122 fluwir ll, 123 Cliorus 10, llshcr Squzirl 123 Girls' Spurts 10, ll, 12, liirl-time XYm-14 10, 11, ll. Jerviss, Dorothy-Girls'C'lub11, 12, l'sl1l'I'Sl1ll.lI1 11, 12. Johnson, Virginia- Girls' flulm ll, ll. -15 i Kazos, Marjorie- Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Vshcr Squad 11, 125 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 125 Part-time XYurk. Keckhafer, Alice- Keehn, James- R Club10, 11, 125 Fuutball 10,11, 125 Travk 105 Part-time XYork. Keith, Delores- Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. Hockey 125 Golf 10, 115 Chamber Singers 12. Jones, Kathryn- Judd, Jeanette- Bridge Club 12: Girls' Club 10, 11, Membership Chairman 125 Rochord 125 Girls' Sports 11, 125 Girls' Life Saving 125 Part-time NVork11, 12. Kath, Kenneth- Part-time XYork 10, 11, 12, w .X aw' Jones, Daniel- Bridge Club 11, 125 Thcspians 125 Rochord 125 Rocket 125 Choir 125 Plays 11, 12' v Kendall, Michael- Bridge Club 11, 123 Football 11, 125 Hockey 123 Golf 10. Kepp, RiChaI'dA Baseball 11, 12. Kleckner, F. Kaya- Girls' Club 10, 11, Vice-presiclent 125 l'shcr Squad 11, 12g Girls' Sports 11. Klomps, Elsief Part-time Work 10, 11, 12. Knudson, Marvin- Koenig, Marilynf Bridge Club 11, 123 Clilll1lSlJl Vlub 10 Girls' Club 10, 11, cll'Illf'ill llonrrl 123 S Council 125 Rovlmrcl 125 Rovlccl 12: fliou 11 12: I horus 10: Plays 123 Cnrls Sports 10, ll 17 Life Sawing 12. Korstad, Joan- lntcrllzitionaxl Rvluliuns 123 llnml 10 11, 123 Urvlwslrzl 11, 123 l'ilI'1-111110 xxflll 10 11,12, Kroening, Loren- F. F. .-X. Ilg R Club 10, ll I Xlreslling 10, 11, 12. Lee, Arley- Part-time Work 10, 11, 12. Love, Benjamin- Bridge Club 125 Science Club 123 Plays 10, 11, Football 113 'lirack 10, 11, 12 lvreslling 10. Lynn, Robert- Bridge Club 123 Rifle Club 11, 123 Stu dent Counvil 12, Band 10, 11, 123 Track 11, 12 Football 12, McAdams, David- Part-time lYork 10, 11, 12. Kruse, Leonard- Bridge Club 12, Scienre Club 11, President 123 Student Council 10, 11, President 12, National Honor Society 11, 12: Rocket 12, Choir 10, 11, 123 Plays 10, 11, 12, Tliespians 123 Chamber Singers 12. Lange, Loey Mae- Girls' Club 10, 123 lnternatioual Relations 12, Science 12, Usher Squad 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12, Part-time lYork 12. Larson, Evelyn- Bridge Club 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, International Relations Club 11, 12, Science Club 12, Urrhestra 10, 11, 123 llsher Squad 11, Girls' Sports 12. Laursen, Charles- Part-time Work 10. 11, 12. McCoy, Ralph- Part-time XVork 12. McKnight, Richard- Band 10, llQ Track ll, Part- time work 10, 12. McCa1eb, David- F. F. A. 11. McCo1ley, David- Football 103 Part-time XVork 10, 11, 12. 1 1 Maass, Theodore- lizislccllmll 10, 123 Football 103 Golf 1O,11. Markham, Ellen- liriclgc Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club Martin, Mason, 10, 11, Ccntrztl liozlrcl 123 lI1l01'112lll01lill Rola- tious Club 11, 123 Rocbortl 123 liockut 123 Choir 10, 11, 123 Play 123 l's11vr Squattl 113Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12312110 S1lX'1I11Il2. Charles- Bridge Club 11, 123Svic11cc Club 11, 123 Student Council 123 llilllll 10, 11, 123 Orvlit-stru 10, 11, 12. Kathleen- liriclgc Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, Mystery Sister flllillflllilll 123 'lltcspizuis 11, lrezlsurvr 123 National Honor Society 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 123 Orclwstro 10, 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Clmmber Singers 10, 11, 12. Moe, Beverly- Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Vsher Squad 10, 115 Girls' Sports 105 Part-tinie work 10, 11, 12. Moon, Rosemary- National Honor Society, 11, 125 Homecoming Queen 125 Cheer Lending 12. Moorhead, Phyllis- Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Girls' Sports 115 l,ill'1-111110 VVork 10, 11, 12, Mortensen, Carolyn- Girls' Club 125 lll1t'I'I12ll101121l Relations Club 125 l'urt-time XVorlc 10, 11, 12. Mestad, Patricia- CLIHLISIII Club 105 Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 International Relations Club 10, 11, 125 Student Council 105 l'sl1er Squad 11. Meyers, Geraldine- Bridge Club 11, 125 Girls' Club 10, 115 Central Board 125 International Relations Club 11, 125 Baud 10, 11, 125 l'sber Squad 115 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 125 l'zn't-time XYork 12. Matheson, Gerald- Bnncl 10, 11, 125 Part-time XVork 11, 12. Melby, Fredric- luternntionzil Relations Club 11, 125 Science Club ll, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Part-time XYorlc ll, 12. Mundt, Elvin- I'zu't-time Xlbrk 10, 11, 12. Murdock, Thomas- Football 11, 12g HR Club Neale, Lorraine- Girls' Clulm 123 lislu-r Squad 12. Nelson, Marcia- Girls' Club 11, 123 l'SllL'l Sqimcl 12, l'z1rt-time lYm'lc 11, 12. v Nelson, Ralph- Truck 12: l'urt-time lYurk 10, 11, 12. Nietz, Eugene-Student Council 105 Puri-time XYork 10, 11, 12. Nordby, Ronald- Bridge Club 123 Sviviivc Flulm 12 Part-limo XYork 10, 11, 12. O'C0nnell, Edward! Basclmll 10, 121 lluskctlmll 10 Hockey 103 Part-limo XYork 10, 11. Pagel, Alton - lf. F. .X. 10, l.2,'lil'C21SllI'f3l' ll. Pagel, Dawn-' Occupzltimlzll Relations Club 123 Part- time Whrl: 10, 11, 12. Parkhill, John- Science Club 11, 123 l'urt-time XYork 12. Pearson, James- Rifle Club 10, 123 Part-tiutc XYork 11, 12. I Ondler, Fay- Part-time XYork 11, 12. Ostrom, Robert- Choir 11, 123 Chorus 103 Football 103 NVrestliug 11, 122 Part-time lYork 11, 12. 0'Haver, Kenneth- Part-time Work 12. 0'Malley, Duane- luteruatioual Relations Club 123 Choir 11, 123 Chorus 103 Baseball 123 Football 10C Part-time XVOrk. Peeler, Lynn- Bridge Club 115 R Club 11, 125 Bnncl 10, 115 Orchestra 115 Basketball 10, 115 Football 11, 125 Truck 10, 11, Captain 12. Pendle, Franks Bridge Club 11, 125 Rifle Club 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 125 Chamber Singers 11, 125 Part-time Work 10, 12. Penz, DavidA F. F. 1-X. 10, 115 Truck 10, 11, 125 XYrest- ling 10, 11, 12. Petrich, Eileenw Student Council 125 Occupational Re- lations Club 125 Part-time XVOrk 10, 11, 12. + 1 Plemling, Celestine- llrimlge Club 125 Girls' Club 10 125 Internutiunnl Rt-lations Club 125 Girls' Spin-1 10, 11, 125 lJilI'1'1iIllCxYU1'li 10, 11, I2. Porter, Merilyn- Choir 11, 125 Chumber Singers 12. Pelan, Jo Ann- Girls' Club 10, 11, Central llnalrml 12 lnternuliunul Relations Club 12: Riwliurtl 12 Ruvlcct l2Qc1i1lJ11' 11, 125 Chorus 105 lisln-rSqi1aul tlialslcctlxulll 11, 125 Life Saving 125 Chaunbc Singers 12, Pitts Shar0nfl'nrt-time 1York 12. Radke, Delores- Bridge Club 10, 11, 125 liiiwiiuliuiial Rl'lLl1lOIli Club 12, Buncl 10, 111 lkber Squaul .. ,. 11,12:i11rIs 5por1s10,11,12. Rasmussen, Judith- Bridge Club 11, 123 Cunzistu Club 105 Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, lll1Cl'llllllUIllll Relu- tinns Club 11, 12, Choir 11, l2QclllUl'1I510Ql'5l'll'l' Sqnzul 11, 125 Girls' 59i,nrIs 10 11, 12gI.i1'e Saving 12. Ravenhorst, Vernon- l'.1rt-time Work 11, 12. Revier, Cleo - Portermain, Pauline - Girls' Club 10, 11, Central Board 123 Sciciice Club 11, 'lll'L'llS1lTL'l' 12, Nntinnul Honor Society 11, 123 13111141 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12, l.i1'c Saving 12. Predmore, Jean- Canasta Club 10, Girls' Club 10, 11, Central Board 123 llnnie Coming :Xttemlunt 12, Gir1s'Spur1s10, 11, 1.21PllI'1'11IIlElYUI'li10, 11, 12. Price, Corrine- Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Usher Squad 11, 123Gir1s' Sports 11. Prickman, William- Rifle Club President 103 National Honor Socieiy 11, 12. Rhoten, Pearl- Bridge Clulm 10, IZ: Girls' Club 10, 123 Rovhord 121 Choir 123 Chorus 103 Girls' Sports 10, 12. QStCwz1rtvill0, lNliuu.- Class Prcsiflcul 113 Plays 111 Choir llQ Stutlcut Council llQ Girls' Sports Ilj. Richards, Neil- F. F. A. 123 VVrestliug 123 Part-time Xvorli 10, 11,1Z, Riess, Donald- Part-time Work 10, 11, 12. Riess, Lawrence- , .43 Robinson, Duane- Ihart-time Work 10, ll, 12. Roda, William- Rossi, Carlenc-Vslier Squad ll, 122 Part-time work 11 12. Rossi, Dana- Girls' Clulr ll, 123 Part-time XYork 10 11 17 W n - Rynearson, L. Ann- Bridge Club 10, 11, President 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, Treasurer 123 International Relations Club 11, 123 Thespians 11, Vice Presi- dent 12, Student Council 12, Rochord 11, Choir 103 11, 123 Plays 11, 123 Usher Squad CBasketballj 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Life Saving 12. Sandberg, Daniel- Bridge Club 11, 123 R Club 11, 12: Student Council 123 Rochord 122 Rocket 123 Usher Squad CBasketballD 10, 11, Head Usher 123 Football Manager 10, 11, 12, Sandum, Avis- Bridge Club 10, 11, Secretary 123 Girls' Sawyer, Club 11, 123 International Relations Club 11, 123 Thespians 11, Secretary 123 Rochord 11, 12, Rocket 11, 123 Choir 11, 123 Chorus 10, Plays 113 Usher Squad 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Girls' Life Saving 123 Chamber Singers 12. Richard- Part-time Work 12. Ryan, Nancy- Girls' Club 123 Student Council 10: Band 10, 11, 12. Usher Squad 11, 123 Girls' Sports 10, 11,123Part-time VVork10, 11, 12. Rye, Suzanne- Bridge Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Club 10, Rubow, 11, Publicity Chairman 123 International Rela- tions Club 11, 123 Rochord 11, 125 Rocket 113 Choir 11, 123 Chorus 103 Usher Squad 11, 122 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Life Saving 123 Chamber Singers 12. Adelyn- Rocket 123 Part-time VVork 10, 11, 12. Rud, LeRoy- F. F. A. 123 R Club 11, 123 Student Council 123 XVrestling 10, 11, 12. Schacht, Julianna-Girls' Cluh 10, 12g Occupational Relations Club 123 Part-time Wlork 11, 12, Schanrock, Geraldine- Part-time Work 12. Scharf, DuWayne- Wrestling 109 Part-time VVork 10, 11, 12. Schattschneider, Elaine- Girls' Club 125 National Honor Society 11, 12. l 3 5 2 s 5 l E Schemmel, Marlys- Girls' Club 123 lkhor Squad 11, 12, Girls' Sports ll. Schmidt, Margaret- Girls' Club 123 pilfl-tllIlC XYork 10, 11, 12. Schneider, Ida- Girls' Club 125 Part-time XVork 10, 11, 12. Schoonover, Donna- QXN 1 we Senrick, Lois- Girls' Club 10, 12: Chorus 10, Ovrupa- tional Relations Club Treasurer, 12. Sheldon, Geneva- Singfiel, Marlene- Girls' Club 123 Part-time ll'ork 11, 12. Sinnott, Patricia- Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12 Schultz, Janice- Girls' Club 10, 12, Part-time lYnrk 12 Schultz, Marlys- Bridge Club 11, 12, Girls' Club ll. Schultz, NaRita- Bridge Club 125 lklier Squaul 12 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 125 Part-tinle XYorl4 12. SCOtt, Carolyn- Bridge Club 10, 11, 12, lfsltor Squnrl 11 Girls Club 10, 11, 12, Girl, Spurtr. 10, 11, 12 Girls' Life Saving 12. Smith, Patricia- Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 Chorus 10, 113 l'sl1er Squad 12. Snell, Ann- Bridge Club 125 Chorus 10: Girls' Sports 10, 11, 123 Girls' Life Saving 123 pLlI'1'1ll1lt' XYork 12. Snesrud, Myron- Science Club 125 National llonor So- ciety 11, 123 Band 10, 11, Prcsiclent 123 Choir 125 Urvheslra 10, 11, 123 Chamber Singers 123 Part- time XYork 10, 11, 12. Sperling, David- R Club 11, 121 Class Yire-l'r'esicle11t 123 Boys' Slate 113 Baseball 103 Basketball 11, 125 Part-time XVurk 11, 12. Sleeper, Marcheta- llrinlge Club 11, 123 Girls' Club 10 11, 12gOrcl1cstra 10, 11, 123 l'sl1er Squad 11, 12 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 125 Girls' Life Saving 12 l'art-time XYm'k 10, 11, 12. Smith, Ardith- Girls' Club 123 Part-tinie XYurk 10 11, 12. Smith, Dennis- Occupational Relations Club 12 Part-time lVurk 10, 11, 12. Smith, .Io Ann- Part-time Work 12. i l Stillman, Darlene- Band 10, 11, 125 Part-time Work 10, 11, 12. Strehlow, Donna- Girls' Club 11, 125 Part-time XYorlc 10, 11, 12. Swanson, Jeannette- Girls' Club 10, 125Student Coun- Cil 10, 125 Part-time Xvork 10, ll, 12. Swedeen, Barbara- Bridge Club 10, 11, 125 Girls' Club 10, 115 Central Board 125 Thespiaus 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council Secretary 125 Rochord 125 Rocket 11, Editor 125 Chorus 105 Plays 10, 125 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12. Sprach, Barbara- Girls' Club 125 C hour 11 17 Choru 10. Steen, Duane- Part-time XYork 11, 12 Stensrud, Hilmen Stewart, Betty- Part-time 10, 11 Syverson, Carole- Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Chorus 103 Choir 11, 125 Part-time Work 11, 12. Tenley, Beverly- Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: Chorus 113 Choir 12: Chamber Singers 129 Part-time VVork 11, 12. Thompson, Gershom- International Relations Club 11, President 125 R Club 11, 123 Scienre Club 11, President 123 National Honor Society 11, 125 Golf 1lQSW1llllll1llg 10, 11, 12 Manager. Tointon, Shirley- Orchestra 10, 113 Usher Squad 113 Part-tilne XVork 12. . 1 'F 1 S ff Vagt, James-Part-time XYork 10, 11, 12. Vielhaber, Gerald- Part-time Work 10, 11, 12. Waldemar, David- Part-time XVor1-c 10, 11, 12. Wallace, Jean- Part-time XVork 11, 12. Weis, Francis--f Wells, Leolaf Par Whiting, Dorothy' Wiebold, Evelyn-- t-timc Vlbrk I1 Ward, Shirleyv- Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 l'sl1cr Squad 123 Part-time Vl'0rk 10, 11, 12. Webster, Glenn- R Club 10, ll, Socrvtaxry Treasurer 121 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, ll, 123 Football 10, 11, 12. VVegen.er, Samuelf Part-time XYOrk 10, 11, 12. Wegner, Rosannef Bridge Club 123 Canasta Club 103 Girls' Club 10, 11, l2IlI11Cf'l1?lllUIl2ll Relations Club 11, 121 Usher Squad 113 Girl5' Sports 10, 11, 123 Part-time XYork 12. w Wiers, Brandon- Bridge Club 123 R Club 10, 11, 12: Science Club 121 National Honor Society 11, 12g Choir 105 Football 10, 11, Captain 12. Wilbright, Richard- F. F. A. 11: Part-time XVork 11, 12. Williams, Jerald- R Club 11, 125 Swimming 10, 11 125 Track 123 Part-time VVork 10, 11, 12. Witte, Duane- International Relations Club 125 Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12g Chorus 105 Part-time XVork 11. l Witte, Mary- Bridge Club 123 Girls' Club 10, 11, tral Hoarcl 125 lIllCI'IlLl1lOIllll Rt-lations flnl 123 Bancl 103 Usher Sqnacl 115 Girls' Sport 10 11, 123 Life Saving 12. Wright, Cleone- Girls' Clulm 121 c2l'C'l1l'S1I'il 10, ll 1' Usher Squad 11, 123 Part-tiine XVork 11, 12. Zeller, Diane- Part-time XVork 10. WRX A mmm 39' W? Swii, S7m4Q--- Xx -4414.11 Q Y- x V ' - S x-si N 3 ,- -3' ' N . - S'-N 5 L - -. Q- - S N - -1 . .Q - - S S- N N - Q Q S - -. - ,- s ..- - - g- - N- -+, -A-5 . -,.f - 1 Q 5 - ' - - S. - .. .s. Q Q - +4 ass, 1 f-Q- li , - -' X -, , ' 'Q-Q - -Q 1 v- 1 N p , ? - Q -n .fn-.git T Y -ls i. rv , .u.p1. 0-2. ' ' ,i i Y . 5 gf Ruta 1: Lejff I0 right f- 'llom Murdock, Frank Browning, Dick Gillespie, Lynn Peeler, Robert Hooper, Brandon VViers, Paul Colvin. Glenn XYebster, jr., Don Cutshall, james Keehn, Fred Vlrich, Row 2: john Osmanson, David Hilts, Hob Lynn, Conrad lirowning, David Dunn, Mike Sugg, john Krudwig, john Gove, Richard Dansingburg, john Ferguson. Row 3: Glenn .Xmundsen, jr., Manager f Russel liwert, Dwight Van DeVValker, jim Mogegen, Mike Kendall, Bob Campbell, Gus Chafoulias, Dick Cutshall, Ernest Roeber, Gib Yale, Manager - Dan Sandburg, Dick Clabough. zwmyzfwawfaazzsmw... Conrad Browning Frank Browning Paul Colvin Don Cutshall Harrie Hack gn . 'l ' w-MAN End Tackle 1951-5.2 decide!! Seam . . . The Sl - SZ Rocket football squad had experience and material but didn't have the needed drive and spark. Nine lettermen greeted Coaches liarle Ubermeyer and XVendall lXlcKibben with only 35 boys turning out for pre- season practice. 'llhis season, the captain, Brandon XYiers, was injured on the lirst day of practice, the same as last year. .Ns a result of this, faptain XViers was out of the line up for six weeks. .-Xnother casualty, Frank Kvam, backlield runner, was absent for two weeks with a broken thumb. Losing all their games, the Rockets still came through with a couple of well-played games against .Xustin and Fairmont. Center Tom Murdock, was placed on the .Xll Big Nine Conference team. He received honorable mention in his junior year. Tackle jim Keehn and end Dick Gillespie, were given honorable mention along with half-back Buzz XVebster. juniors that proved valuable to the Red and Black eleven, were Dick Dansingburg, john Ferguson, Gill Yale, Frank Kvam, john Krudwig, john .Xmundson, Dick Cut- shall, and Dick Clabough. .Xlong with these juniors and good material from the B Squad, a good team can be seen for next year. The resigning of lfarle Ubermeyer as football coach leaves a spot open for a new coach who yet hasn't been selected. .. We player! Um Jleaaii Gul... BIG NINE STANDINGS II' L T Austin 6 0 0 Mankato S 0 1 Red Vting 4 1 I Nfwrthlieltl 3 2 l Owzltonna 3 3 0 Fariluiult 2 3 1 Albert Len 1 5 0 XYinrnm I 5 0 ROCHIiS'l'l-IR 0 6 0 Conch Olmermeyer 1lIlXlUllSly' XViIII'llL'S the Ruckets per furin while Cuzicll lNlc'liilml1en lvriefs llivlc Gillespie its lllt'lx IFC NIYCH to UIIICI' Illl' HIIIIC. A Dick Gillespie Jack Gove Emi End . . rqmf We Buifl' efzaaacfa RED WING lt was far frtnn lweing it happy homecoming from the viewpoint uf the gzune, as the XVin51ers flnmpccl thc Rock- ets Z-1 - 0 in front of 2,000 lmincrmning fans. This was Rr1t'l1ester's tilth loss. The Xilingers :set a record for offens- sive yards gained when they rolled np a total of 328 yards. NORTIIFIELD Rnrhesler went flown tu their sixth loss of the season :intl their worst rlrnlmlwing at the hzlntls of thc Northlield liuirlers at Nurlhlielrl 50 - 6. The nntstzinrling inrnncnt of the ganle was when Crmcli Rvlire nf Xortlilielcl put in his fourth string in the last three minutes of play. AUSTIN l'I.1ying one uf their lmest HIIIIIPH ul the season the Ruelnster Rovkets were cluwnetl ln' an powerful .Xnstin eleven I0 - 0. The glllilt' w:1sn't cleviclecl until the closing minutes of the thirtl quarter when the Ilirkers exploded for two tuiichrlowns. The lirst lotwhcluwn of the game mine un at fnnilxle Ivy the Red untl Black, recovered Ivy the l'lOI'II1CllIICII on the Rocket live uncl recur.-ml minutes later to encl the lirst half. Bob Hooper .I im Keehn GIHIVIZ' Yilflclf' Lfjf! fo rigid- Captain llrzinflrvn XYiL-rs, llaivirl llnnn jim Keehn, llivk llilIlSllIglTlII'g, :incl Gila Yule luke it on thi N chin as the Rockets sullen' il IlL'l-Uill att tlle lnlnflp ui' Albert Lea Tigers. Mike Kendall Tom Murdock Back Ccnler Lynn Peeler Glenn Webster T fickle Bark Wef cf7aplG4f4cu9z--- MANKATO .Xlthoueh tl1e Red and Blaek went down to tl1eir seventh loss of the season, 20 - 6, the hlankato Searlets had quite a time doing it as the Rockets P31110 11p with a spurt of spirit that almost upset Mankato's apple Cart. The Rochester eleven stopped the Mankato squad o11 the one yard line for four straight downs. WINONA Playing their Iirst game of the year, thellioekets were defeated hy a surprisingly fast Vvllltlllil vvllll'lH.XVli squad 32 - 0. Tl1e playing of eenter Tom hlurdoelc and half-haek Gih Yale, who was in lllltl-SCQISOII li0I'Ill, kept the Rockets in the game. The longest runs of the night Came when Swanson, of Winona, ran 74 yards for a touchdown. ALBERT LEA 1-Xlhert Lea proved to ll2lYC too inueh spirit for the Red and Blaek, for the Rockets went down for their fourth loss of the year, 13 - 6. Buzz Vlelnster, tl1e fleet-fooled Rocket half-hack, intercepted a Tiger pass and ran 55 yards for tl1e only Roeket tourhdown. OWATONNA The Rockets almost upset a very fine Uxvatonna ln- dian eleven hut were finally heaten 19- 13. Playing their hest game of the year the Red and lllark looked like a different tea111 as they fought the Indians on even terms and held a 6 - 0 lead at l1alf time only to see tl1at lead fade in the third stanza. FAIRMONT Running off from tl1e XYZ, single wing, tloulile wing, and the T formations, the Fariinont Martins SlllllIlllL'Il the Rockets 19 - O. Fielding one of the hest high school teams in the state, the Martins Could do almost anything with the hall. Row 1: left to rightf lid Stoltenberg, Dave Gotschak, Dave Harwick, Robert Mathison, Tom Meyers, Dick Pleifer, Mike Fischer, Bruce l'lammond, Roger jackson, jerry Swede-en. Row 2: Manager- Howard Skarstad, Lowell Glynn, Stan Olson, lilton .-Xrneson, joe Harding, jack McLean, Carl Schmidt, Ronnie lVlcKihben, XVesley Bacon, Dave Doty, Manager- Pete Ramsdall. Raw 3: Punk Sclileil, Bob Schmidt, Ronnie Porter, Larry Cook, jim Haueter, Dick Bush, Dick Kimball, Neil Brown, Vic VVilson, Bernie Krueger. u ll 5W--- ...We Wfaakeclaoadfanoa Coming up with some line B squad material Coaches Spence Burring- ton and George Otto, had a successful season ending up with record of three wins, two losses, and one tie. In the lirst game of the season with the Xvinona B's the Rockets fought to a l-l - I-l tie. Led by llaye lloty and Punk Schlielif, two freshmen halfhacks, the lied and Black staged a rally that tied the game up. The lirst victory for the l3's came at the hands of Northlield H team by the score of 8 - 0. Playing under the lights at Grand Meadow the B's lost to the Grand Meadow X squad 18 - 6. It was a rough and poorly ofticiated till. Although scoring the lirst touchdown of the game on a 70-yard punt return hy Punk Schlieil, the B's were trampled by the .-Xnstin Bus 26 - 6. Winning their second game of the season the l3's romped to a 31 - 0 win over Red Wing. liolm Schmidt, Rochester end, scored three of the touch- downs. The last game of the season found the B's defeating Owatonna 12 - 0 for the locals their third victory of the year, B SQUAD FOOTBALL SCHEDULE XYinona , , . , , , ,,,,,,,, ,, ,. ,,,,,,,,,, Sept. 20 Northfield ,,,, Sept. 28 Grand Meadow ,, ,,Oct. 5 ,Xnstin - - , , . ,.., Oct. ll Red XYing5 ,. Oct. 17 Owatonna ., . . .Oct. 25 tw t gil L-:itll we mw- ' ' -1 , Li-ll in right- l3ul1Svl11nicll, Iiuvu XYcrl1c1'lqc, Dick Gillespie, Frank Kvzmi, lhvc Spcrling, klzivla Umm-, llirlq Lzungc, llmxxiiwl llm-zilvy, ,lim lk-0, mlm- Hzircliiig, -lulm l:L'I'gllSUll, 'lk-ml Klzizlss. ,,::::.5:s3: Q 5355 .:: . ins , - ' ' f Q, Wav W ,:1. '.kl: W 3. Q lg 8 Jim Dee John Ferguson Dick Gillespie Jack Gove Q. 'EJ' x X gil Wi 'Yi , -- ' f x XX lx X wo -x wx Y-qi. x ii .. ily 7 U X ,r X N A X n Q Q W '..n ,1 I 5 X N i , f fg 'uinvli Bull NlLfNisl1 :xml Captain Dick Gillespie. 80 UP-l- V il. lllfllll 215 F4'1'2U'5 '1l37l Wil L1lll,lllldCl1lllll'll plilycr look un. Q X5 9 fa TW :QW i Q N puff Q. ii Si X Q, xx XX 1 J . . K A 'N I w,,.,. .V 1' F Q K S 8 all fzeaiew . . . iXltlnvngh winning unly three tant ul ten gtnnes in Big NlIlCC'flI1lf3C'llllflll the Sl - 52 Rrwlcet Quint shfmwecl plenty nt' pnwer, lint haul , lrnrl lnvlc tlii'nttg,lmt1t the seztsnn. The lXlt'NlSl1IllCll lost their first live tilts nnfl then won three strnights. 'lihe tive straight losses were ns follows: liulvinstlztle rlelieattecl the lurnls Ivy it sem-e nt' 48 - 36. 'lihe liernanmen hurl tcm nnieh experience for the Rell :intl Hlnek. 'l'he ss-twirl gnnn- ul' the year was with the llillllllllll Freshmen who slnppefl the Rr1t'ketsc'cwlfl, 65 - 30. ,Xll-nrunnrl height nnfl experienee were tt rr ntnrh. 'lihe father three losses were tml Recl Ning, 44 - 30, in the erzteker-lmx gun at the River Citv. .Xnstin ztntl hhvlllftllil were the next tetnns thnt Iinntletl tht luenls rletieztts, 45 - 30 :incl 46 - 40, ' ' Rfweliester then rlelenterl their next three rivals: Nfvrtlittelrl, 63 - 38, Fnrilutnlt, 44-30, nnzl Miiiiienpulis Ntvrth, 00 - 58, in tlunlmle rwertiine with Captain lliek Gillespie srrwiiig the winning lmneket. 1 The hleNislnnen then lust to .lllmert I.ez1,S6 - 40, and Uwntutnnt, 5.4 - 40, nnfl hlnnlczttrv, Sl - 34. lineliester then upset t.1x'urile ilns tin nt the hlnxp Q nie JXFCIIRI, 62 - 5 J. .Xnsttn was lwehlncl at one stage of the gznne lmy 15 pfnnts, lint they pnt un at rally thnt tell slntrt the lust few niinntes uf the QZIIIIC. Rueliester then split two gznnes with xxvlllftllil losing the Iirst one 53 - Sl in eonferenee plnx' illlfl winning the seenncl 46 - 45 in lhs ' ' ti it t .4 tntirney' on the xYllll12lVVli'S own Hrmr. The highly pnlmlieizerl ilI'Qllll'lClll that the lueztls were t'nvurites lvemnse uf the lunrnztinents ln-ing plnyerl on the lXIz1yo.Xrei1:tHtmrrlitlirt help heeztnse thc lrueketteers from Ruehester went cluwn atnfl shfvwecl the tztns nt Southern hltnne- sota that they euulcl win the clistriet tunrney even on the upprnnent's Hour. lhe ttrst gtnne nl the regional tunrnztments plzlvecl at .Xnstin was flisnsterotts ns the Packers were recl hut nncl thex' slztnnnecl the Rell :incl lfilnek tive 50 - 45. i i umm 4 'Tv 5 I .'12- E 'fi' ': Ted Maass Bob Schmidt Dave Sperling Dave Werneckc ,Xnstin nnrl Rtmeltester players start tu nntnngle them' Sperlingtl5Jgoesnp lor ll -llllllll shut in the lnitlst of selves ns livznn 1384. Sehniitlt LZSJ, nncl unc ul' the Rasmus- liobinsmlnle players. sen twins front Austin stands by. 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SC1I111Dl1l,111 111-11 1111111 .X11s1i11 111111111111 N11r111I11-111 1f111'i11111111 .x1171'l'1 1.1-11 11XYLl11JIlIlLl .X11s1i11 11111111111 111-1' 171-1' 111-1' 1.111 18111 11111 1'1L'11 171-11 1:L'1l First Raw - jean jacobson, Margie Kazos, Marcheta Sleep- er, A-Xrletta Chamberlain, Delores Radke, Evelyn Larson. Second Row - Mary johnston, Clarice Herzog, Kay Kleck- ner, Sue Rye, Nancy Foster, Audrey :Xyshford, jackie Campbell, Sally Plemling. Third Row - jerry Meyers, Patricia Cooper, Sheila Harrop, Marlys Hanson, .Xvis Sandnm, jeanette judd, Marilyn Koenig, jean l'recImore. Fourlh Row - l'at Bnshey, Ellen Markham, Carolyn Scott, llot Ferdinandt, NaRita Schultz, Rita Halling, .Xnn Snell, Rosanne Vlfegner, Sally Beilke. Fifth Row - Pat Sinnott Karen Fisher, jucly Rasmussen, Gloria Chafonlias, Carol Bostrom, Mary VVitte, Elois Ferdinanclt, Ann Rynearson, Barb Swedeen. MMS . . . We Sbzenqffrenezf 04421. Eicefu Girls ol every grade enjoyed an active year of partici- pating in a great variety ol sports which are oliferetl every Tuesday andlhnrsclay afternoon alter school in the north and south gym. The tenth grade girls, under the direction of Miss McComb, and the eleventh and twelfth grade girls under the direction of Miss Dickenson are taught the lnn- damentals of sports, snch as volleyball, badminton, and basketball, and also learn a great deal about good sports- manship and lair play. The girls are given an opportunity to participate in the sports they enjoy as they are not obligated to partici- pate in all those ollered. 'l'ournaments are held at regular intervals to determ- ine the champions among the teatns which are chosen at the beginning ot' each new phase of sports, and along with learning the basic points of the sports the girls develop a good competitive spirit. Volleyball seemed to hold the spotlight this year with stilt Competition arising between the juniors and seniors. However, the seniors captured the title for another year with the teatn of Kay Kleckner securing tirst place for the seniors, and the team of Beth Koeneman rnnnerup for the juniors. Row 1: Carol Maass, Elsie Gathwaite, Becky Couler, Caroline O'Shaugh- sv Ruth Elshotl, Elizabeth XVilliams, Marcia Kierlancl, lN'Iarian Bnnnell, 1rt 1 XYilliams. Row 2: Pat Moe, Barbara Fisher, lliane llnpere, june s, Renae Bygel, jean Larson, Dena Hamasis, Penny Elwinger. Raw 3: lx Ftnmett, Marilyn Kleist, l'rue Elwinger, Beverly Evans, Beverly Mercill, is Blk om, Lucille Nichols. Raw 4: Barbara Betts, joyce Roessler, Sharon son janice Nelson, lrene Thirtle, Margie Schwanke, Marilyn Stoll. tn 5 Sigri Emerson, Shirley Buntgarner, Ann Mathiason, janet XYinslow, nge Gordon, jackie 'l'imm, jeanne Hansen, Sharon Hannnoncl. Rau' 6: ic lhompson, lone Goodenough, Carole Myhre, Sue Alexander, Helen ris opherson, janice Honor, Martha Cooke, janet Hoven. Ram' 7: llat milton, .-Xndigone Chafos, llorothy Mielke, Ellen Hansen, Nlarlys XYinter, tn Swanson, Virginia Rnd, Phyllis johnson. Row 8: Doris Possum, jean lerson janet King, Mary Ellen Chadwick, Beverly Howard, Marnie Cook, is Ch nnberlain. Row 9: Eva Stnith, Irene Christopherson, Sharon XYatson, lx Stl'lVN'CI'lll2lll, Carol Molde, jnliann Guenther, jean Grimm, :Xlice Roth. w 10 Gwynn Domke, Nancy Schultz, Gretchen Ginther, Emilie llurocher, idra Fllsworth. Ftrs! Raw -- jeanettc jntltl, Rosanne VYegner, Arletta Chamberlain, .S'z'1'm1d Raw -- Elois Ferdinantlt, Carolyn Scott, Carol Bostrom. Captain Kay Kleckner. gi V B ai MW S . 5 3155 an Q aff 'f i B i : V 5 , rf ' .. xiii A ' 2-, I f Inw . i M s an .f' ? Y -:,. y . K Q , ,,, : A s G4 'V Ftrs! Row: left to right: Jackie Campbell, Beth Koeneman, Avis Sandum, Carolyn Scott, Ellen Markham, Jeanette Judd, Marcheta Sleeper, Doris Hanson. Semnd Row: left to right: Elizabeth lfnderson, Arlene McCue, Karen Fisher, Pat Cooper, Audrey .Xyshford, Susan Blethen, Elaine Harvey, Arletta Chamberlain, Jean Jacobson, Suzanne Rye, Susan Emmett, Marilyn Koenig, Third Raw: left to right: JoAnn Pezan, Dorothy Ferdinandt, Pauline Anderson, Elois Ferdinandt, Ann Rynearson, Pauline Portermain, Ruth Heck, Miss Dickinson, Collette Jackman, Jean Craig, Jean Koeneman, Sheila Harrop, Mary XVitte, Judith Rasmussen, Donna Christopherson. M7 WGWOMMDNWH... .-Xfter nine weeks of Lifesaving, those girls passing their Lifesaving tests are eligible for their Red Cross Badges. Girls are given an opportunity to sign up in their junior year and are then put into one gym class in their senior year, Especially strong swimmers may sign up in their sophomore year and are given a Chalice to Complete their tests by the close of their junior year. Miss llickenson was assisted this year by Karen Fisher and Jean Craig who had previously passed their test. u ll W1 After earning three hundred points in Girls' Sports, any girl will become eligible for an R , an important aspect of school honors. Of course, extra recognition is given to those girls earning their R's in two years, which signilies extra activity in all of the offered sports as well as lifesaving and ofhciating at the various games, especially basket- ball. Points are awarded for participation in such sports as volleyball, basketball, softball, tennis, and badminton along with extra points for captaining a team and assisting Miss McComb and Miss liick- enson. Bald Wu WMM 42' xv! Row: left to right: Barbara Swedeen, Geraldine Meyers, Jeanette Judcl, uline .iXnderson, Ellen Markham, lilaine Harvey. Second Row: left to ht: Dorothy Ferdinandt, Marlys Hanson, Sheila Harrop, Marcheta Sleeper, drey .-Xyshford, Sherrill Davies, Suzanne Rye. Third Row: left to right: lrjorie Kazos, Beth Koeneman, Donna Christopherson, Jean Koeneman, in Jacobson. Fourth Row: left to right: Judith Rasmussen, Marilyn wenig, Nancy Foster, Elois Ferdinandt, Ruth Heek, Collette Jackman. Fmnl Row: Gene Alexander, jim Sergeant, Don Lecy, Skip Russel, Dick Pattinson, lliek Frntiger, Neil .rXnclerson. Srfzmd Row: Mr. Monsrnrl, lj21X'lfl Opheim, Donalrl Wlilder, jim Evans, Dick Hanson, john Krnrlwig, l'nnk Sehlielli, clIPill'll IJLIYIX cI'lOf shown is jim .-Xnrlersonj. Inn livuns trying for at goal against I ztul ,Xezttlenlyx Co-eziptziins john Kruclwig :incl lliek Frntiger getting last ininnte instrne- tions from Coaelies Clilliorcl lNlonsruLl, Merle llavev. JM, ...J .Xny hoekev plnver will tell von that he lives for good eolcl weztther. Roehester hxtcl plenty of this, lnlt ll never stziyecl nronnrl long enough to keep the ontrloor rinks oI the stxtte Irozen. lhe Rocket hoekev teznn s seherlnle was in- terrnptecl ntnnv tnnes lIOC'llllSl' of the opponents, who are not lnekv enough to halve lncloor rings, hurl no iee. fitI2ll'l'll'!s llzivev :incl hlonsrncl were Inrther lmniperefl luv the lmcl eonrlition of the hluvo Fielrl iee, on which the teznn przte- tiees when the incloor rink isn't flooc illllk' '52 lvoekets plztvecl live gnvnes tlnring the season. ln at rink-to-rink series with liclinzi High School, the Roek- - ' els won lmoth gznnes, -I - 0 and 6 - 4. They split il two QIZIIIIL' series with St. lylllll .Xetuleinyg S.l'..'X. winning the Iirst 4 - I :incl lloehester winning the seeonrl, 3 - 2. 'l'he season entlefl with Roehester dropping the Region 'l.UllI'lIilIIll'IIl to XYinonzi in n Hnrv ol l ' seore was I - 3. i ,Asssss-W-N, . X, levy ' X, Nvwass..,.....s,.s., . J W x W I f ' 2:11 I.: We X N s ' ii -we l'nnk Sehliel' Irving In retrievt tht puek front Sl. l'.tnl .XV-lKll'lIlY aww: amd, ma, sm HOCKEY SClIl'1Dl'l,lC Twin lll' liflinu I South St llllll I lfrlinn 0 S, ll .X. , 3 mroken stleks. lhe Xext year promises to lne il goocl venr for the Roeket ieelnen. Coseuptznn lllek FFIIIIQCI' is the only lctternlzln not returning in 'Si lYinonn Iregionnll I I 'lnjv Il I I 7 3 Bark mu' left to right, lNlanager Gershom Thompson, Don Ryan, Sandy VVarcl, Don Frederickson, Larry Cook, Coach livar Silver- nagle, Don Cutshall, Ronald lX1cKihhen, C. john Hodgson, Tom Brown, and Manager Benjie Scott. Illiddlz' row iff! In right: Derald Holloway, Ronald Breese, Dick Clayhoueli, Chuck VVitte, Kenneth Silker, Glen LeBarron, Allan Gibbons, Larry Parker, Roland llcrman, Michael Fitzgerald. Front row lzjfl to right: jerry XVilliams, Bill Tervo, Dick Dansinghurg, Richard Kimball, Roger Dahnert, Boh Haga- man, lXlernis Asphole, Bill Binger, Bill Comstock, Richard McLaughlin. Dick Kimball executing a dive in the Co-captains jerry XYilliams and Don Jerry Xyilliams performing his superior breast Pig Nine swimming meet, Cutshall eonlerring before a swimming Stroke: meet. C C I S ' . . . . We ,S '70 Succefu SWIMMING SCHEDULE Coach livar Silvcrnagle had to start from scratch to huild the Rocket swimming team for 1952. Only two let- termen returned from the 1951 squad, .Xll-.Xmerican diver, Sl- 'l 1UI11HH- -- DCC Dick Kimball and breast stroke artist, jerrx' Williams. , - 3 , . . . - - V V .Xustln l et lhe coach was pleased with the results of the tlrst meet with Gustavus freshmen which the Rockets won 49 - 35. 'ityim-,Im U09 The Rockets went on to win all lint two of the dual meets in the 1952 season. The losses were to St. Thomas Acad- xBll1liC Y - - ,lilll emy and Austin. The Rockets were lweaten by margins of i . two 'ind one ' 1' 'l' Th ' 1 'I h 'XUSUI' ' Jw Q t pomts rtspectlxui. ese osses were t e hrst since Mr. Silvernagle came here to coach four years WHHUHH i i Y i A -Ian ago. Q The splashers placed third in the state tournament, Sl, 1'auIXX'infQr Carnival H Feb tirst in the Big Nine, and tied for second Ill the St. Paul it I . Winter Carnival. BIS! N199 --'-- ---- ------ - F eb The '52 team was made up almost entirelv of sopho- - - v V ' 2 .,.,, 2 Q ' mores, who cllcl an excellent Joh. Next year s team prom- St no Meet ' ' 'Feb' 9 md Mar 1 ises to be one of the best RHS. has had. Seventeen let- +H0me Meets. termen will return for 1953. ..--15 'T I x. .Q Q 'X ':Q- ' :.: , ,V DB . :.,. . X gl, c. was l ?' xg Back row left to Hgh! Coach Theodore Lutter Manager Murlm Buske Roger Rood Chuck Grimm Don Gricbenovs Don Cut-.hall Bob Lynn 'Ierry Love Cvrll Griebenow Manager Don Phillips and Co lch Clx de Ridenour Middle mu lfft to right Ifrccl Ulrich lhx id Dunn john Amundson Gary Daermg john Ferguson Bob Hagam ln ohn Sund lhxld Hilts M ln lger I loxd Htnkt fron! mu left lo Mght Dick lkllllbiill Frlc Stafne Lvnne Peeler Clmt Moe Prme Bulke Iaul Colx in lxogtr Price mtl jun Qcrgc mt X l L x it -X-so -- X p ,M Ll xsxm.. '0- N 'i if. ws xx -XX .-S53 A -- 5-:QL xx A RQ.-'N ' ' V ,,..11 15 X 7 ... , I - X A 2 xXx-Ax s ' ,..,- ' ji.-1.-. ,1...l- 'Q ESR-..-Q 'NxNXN N' Ernie Beilke linishing first in the mile. . . . . . . eincfwzmen elincfz 71' This year's track team, though weakened considerably by the loss of several lettermen, shows considerable prom- ise. Since the junior and sophomore classes are strongly represented on this year's squad, we may expect a good showing in the next two years. Last year the Rochester track team copped the Dis- trict title and placed seventh in the conference. ln the District contest, the Rockets won three of the thirteen events but managed to place in all but one event. The '51 Rockets also did rather well in the Carleton Relays, and the outstanding '51 team bequeathed to the '52 Rockets ten lettermen. VVith good material and Coach Ridenour, The '52 team must be a success. :Xpril May May May May May May june ,l1-,.,-- TRACK SCHEDULE 26 Faribault 3 Carleton 7 lYinona and Red XYing I0 Big Nine 13 Owatonna and .Xustin 17 District 2-I Regional 2-3 State Meet frelays, therel Crelays, Northlieldl here Albert Lea here Winona Albert Lea Minneapolis 551, 55, 1 Row 1, left to rightf Bob Folket, Chuck Gillespie, jim Schulte, Bill Anton, Ken VVest, Gail Anderson, Row 2- Coach Spence Bur rmgton, Manager jerry Chenoweth, Glenn lVebster, jack Gove, Dick Gillespie, Frank Browning, Howard Healev, Dick Schilling, Dick Fruttger, Manager Dale Sergeant. ' mmamww Lf Dick Frutiger executing a hard swing. Dick Gillespie making a putout at lirst base. Ken VVest alertly awaiting the pitch Jla ancf 7400 Band, Wfeae lfze Gall! of line may Coaches Hurrington and Monsrud lecl the '51 Rocket baseball team through a very successful yearg they dropped only four games out of ten. The wins were the following: Rochester over Northlield, 21 - 3, Rochester over Red Wling, 7 - 1, Rochester over VVinona, 12 - 75 Rochester over Austin, 4 - 03 Rochester over Austin, 6 - 1. The losess were: Owatonna, 4 - 53 Red Vlfing, 3 - 43 Owatonna, S - 6. In the Region tourney Rochester won the lirst game over Preston, 10 - 2, but dropped the second game to Austin, 0 - 5. April May May May May May May May june 25 1 9 12 19 23 26 31 4 BASEBALL SCHEDULE, 1952 lVinona Owatonna Red XVing Owatonna Austin Mankato Red VVing Big Nine Austin here here there there there there there Owatonna there Back row left to right, Warren Hollinshead, Bob Campbell, Roger Riege, David Nelson, Larry Parker, Dwight Witt, Dale Hunt, Front row left to rightg Ronny Trondson, Don Ramthun, Coach Merle Davey, Bob Reid, Henry Dison, jim Myrick. Infront: Doug Jacobson. l tm 2,-E, ,-,,g Co-captains Henry Dison and Ronny Trondson jumping the net after win- ning another doubles match. 6119113 ...Gln VVe have great potentials, stated Coach Merle Davy, and that they did. 1951 was a very successful year in that the R.H.S. Netmen won six consecutive titles, the district title, and Henry Dison and Ronny Trondson, 1950 Captains, retained their state title. But since 1951, Don Ramthum, state singles champ in '50, Bob Reid, Henry Dison and Ronny Trondson, state doubles champs, Tom Reeve, jim Myrick, and Dwight Witt, all have graduated. If the local Racket Swingers want to keep up their line reputation, this year's boys will have to work mighty hard. The 1952 tennis team is made up of 10 boys. They are: Captain Dave Sperling, Dave Healey, Roger Reige, Larry Parker, Roger Jackman, Bill Tervo, Bob Hooper, NVarren Hollinshead, Dave Nelson, and Bob Campbell. fn Slale April May May May May May May May 25 6 12 17 19 24 Z8 31 . 5 A . 1 Ny! ,gs ,Q F f l, X Ov . e B- as .u-- , f 0 N? 'Zi 79 J v .3 TENNIS SCHEDULE Wlinona Fariho VVinona District Faribo Regional Mankato Big Nine here there there XVinona here here here here Lee Bower blasts his way out of a sand trap. Piflurrd from left lo rightg Howard Schlee, Mike Sugg, Chuck W'itte, jim Barber, Dick Bennett, Ken Fiebelkorn. Ted Maass LLL Bower, Dick Cutshall, Dave Roth Vince Meyers, Richard Pattinson, Doug Mair, Bob Angelici and Coach Mcliibben. Crouching infront Bob Toddie. Y .1 9 K 13 f . We llfeuwz pail WZMMJ Succeu Six lettermen returned to Coach VVendel McKibben's '51 Rocket golf team. They were co-captains Don Back- strom and Bob Toddie, Dave Roth, Dick Bennett, Lee Bower, and Dick Williams. The 'Sl squad did not lose any dual meet in which they competed. However, they did suffer a 6 - 6 tie with VVinona. They were victorious over squads from Owatonna, Northlield, VVinona, Mankato, and Austin. Rochester placed second in the Region tourna- ment, dropping the title to Albert Lea, the Albert Lea team also captured the Big Nine title. The '52 team, due to the loss of letterrnen, will have to depend on the underclassmen to keep up their record. April May May May May May May May May May May GOLF SCHEDULE lVinona Northfield Red XVing XYinona Austin District Austin Regional Red Vlfing Mankato Big Nine 1 Ken Fiebelkorn lines up 1 putt here there here there here W'inona there here there here here lIlil'fIlV!'!1ff0lH lzjif la righlg Ralph Wbollcv, '1'o1nMeycrs, Larry Costello, Loren Krocnig, LeRoy Rucl, Lauren llison, David Gottscliallv David Hilts, Ernie Rocher, David Dunn. , A i v-QAM!! D t D lnrnic Rot-hor grappling with in nn flvclc RlllCIl0lII' giving lllzllten lienikc itlcntiiiccl oppunvnt. fantain l,HI'l'll Krnciiig ancl Omavli l . a pop talk. W efiffllnq . Qwpplm Pin lawn S Serum Fuavli Clvcle lilllblltlllfir grapplcrs enflcfl np un the lung Ulltl ul a livc tu lirmnr sc-asun. xYl'0SllllIg fur Rfivliostcr this vt-ar in tho various xvciglit rlasscs wcrc- Vvunllvv, U5 pnnncls: Nlvvvrs, l03 punncls: Gisli-llsv, lll Iltlllllllhl lirociiig, 120 llUlIllIlbQ Rnrl, ll7 pfwnncls: llisun, ISK DtIllIlClSQ Gnttsrlialk, l38pnnn1lsq llilts, I-15 pnnntlsg llcnilcc, I5-l pnnnclsg Rnclmcr 155 pnnnclsg anrl llnnn, licavvivoiglit. 'lille Riclcnunrnu-n tic-rl lui' thirtl in thc rcginnal tnnrna- nivnt, ancl alsn tiotl lm' tlnrrl plavc in thc Big Ninn- stancl- ings. faptain Lurcn lirocnig cnrlccl his high sclinol grappling vzirvvl' tllirtl in thc state in the 120-punncl vlass. lNiCI'lllll Sclkc nl llinnna twink lirst plarc anal Hunt of Viiiversitv lligh took svcrnicl. Coavh Rlfll'IlUlll' has saitl that Kroo- nig is uno ul thc lwst wrcstlors Roclicstcr has cvcr hall. Next vt-ar's Rnrlqct Squad will miss hnn. lYinnna .Xnstin xxiillllllil Farilianlt ,Xuslin .Xlhort l-0a Un'atmiii.1 Nurtllliclcl Klankatn Sith Regional Rcgional State Meet ,, VVRESTLING SCHEDULE l Tcl' l 501' l 304' ,I at n -I an -I an xl an Fcli Fc-li lfvli Fvli lfclx ,Q 5 1 QW fememfm 74a Spam Zaenle , , , f,2 ' fri? -.LIL ff M 9 .1 x' ' R Ng Smal .Baja 0: if L. Queen and the senior attendants, Mary an and jean Predmore before the parade. elle ' ff .Queen R if fleienecl Sufmeme mm The Queen and her court after the coronation. Left 10 righlz Marlene Hanson, Sally Cliff, Susan lfmmett, Queen Rosemary Moon, Mary Johnston, jean Predmore, joyee Roessler, and flower girl. Homecoming festivities opened with the animal crowning of the queen in Central Auditorium. The heralds, Henry Kalb and Tom Meyers, announced the Court of the Royal Queen. The attendants were Mary Johnston and jean Preclmore, senior attendants, Sally Cliff and Susan Emmett, junior attendants, joyee Roessler and Marlene Hanson, sophomore attendants. :Xfter the Crowning of the queen, the parade was held. Floats from 32 homerooms were exhibited and judged for neatness and originality. That evening was the big game with Red Vlfing after which was held the annual Homecoming Dance. It was the climax to a wonderful day except for our losing the game. Music was furnished by Clayton Thiede and his seven-piece orchestra. The dance was held from 8 to 12 and refreshments of punch and cookies were served. The slogan for this year's festivities was Shred XYing. One of the thirty-three floats dis played by the different homerooms. 195.2 542ml Wm? rqlumni an-cf Re! 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'I'ht- tlwmo ull thc prmn was llc-cp lilII'IJll'H :mil tht' l'UUlll wan z1pp1'upriltlL'ly Llcvnrzltc-rl with purplc Atml white lilattw, whirll Si'l'IllCfl thu rrmnl, lillfllll' lll1IlK'll gitttl xvliitt- umlgics wcrc thc refresh- Illk'lllh. ah' 61062 . . . fecfz Ween 7064 nl .751 Bail Approximately 350 girls and boys, gaily bedecked in iorsages, attended the annual Girls' Club dance held in Coffman Hall. The girls bought the corsages, picked up the boys and helped them with their coats. Corsages con- sisted of miniature bottles, different varieties of vege- tables, pussy willows, and flowers. The program consisted af a radio skit Do the She's Have a Chance in Sports? The girls put on a basketball game with the The Arsenic- irs vs. the The Robbers. The match began with a toast and included everything from the manoeuver to hair pul- ling and lipstick smearing. Both teams wore flannel night Iowns, knee length socks, and oversized tennis shoes. The Arsenicers had a height advantage over The Robbers. The Robbers were far ahead when the game ended as a result of some scheming on the part of the Arsenicers. The dance was from 8:30 to 12:00 p.m. with music by Clayton Thiede and his orchestra. After an evening of fun and joking, the girls escorted the boys home, or if they wished, bought them eats. This is a dance put on by the Central Board members. ...amz Sa vamp Um fbaiea As an intermission, members of Girls' Club put on a dance with words Our Central Board IS the worst that it's ever been. Pictured above are the The Arsenicars vs. the The Robbers in a hilarious basketball game. Refreshments of cookies and punch being served to john Krudwig by Avis Sandum and Dave Sperling. Leonard Kruse, master of ceremonies, presents David Sperlmg with his Oswald, received for netting the wmmng free throw in the XYinona basketball game. Wnluw '7!w Uawdl Many people line up at the bar waiting for their ice cream cones and cup cakes. Gum!! nallonoa Zlnu4uaJ14 The crowd at the annual Oswald Party enjoys the dancing of Rollo Sissel's Orchestra. Because he is the Toni Twin for 1952, the next Oswald goes to lluaue Youch. This was what one of the winners heard at the annual Oswald Dance, which was held April 18, in Collmau Hall. The other nine statues, which are in the same class as the Oscars the Iilm capital presents to its stars, were awarded for such achievements as, tip- ping in the final free throw at the exciting lVinona basket- ball game, having the tomboy lead in the school play, Clementine, getting a sun tau in the middle oi winter, jumping out of lockers at her friends, wearing the biggest, most atrocious corsage to the Girls' Club dance, inventing such words as schmaltz, lindiug her way back to the hotel in Vllashington, while on the lfaster Tour, for being All-American diver, and finally, for burping in the luiddle of a choir rehearsal. The winners of the Oswalds were respectively: Dave Sperliug, Sharon Hammond, Carol Haver, Ellen Markham, john Krudwig, Lee Bower, Clar- ice Herzog, Dick Kimball, and judy Ekstrand. Leonard Kruse, master of ceremonies and president of the Student Council, presented the Oswalds. The refreshments, which consisted of ice cream cones and cup cakes, were under the supervision of Miss Holmberg. E 5 W : Q , Iuren Fisher and Conrad Browning enjoy hon att and her date for the proni, Russell Iiwert. Gam 7!ze Filmy clouds, butterflies, und misty rninlxows Created ll dreamy atmosphere for the -Innior Prom, February 19. The juniors did Z1 terrilic joh with their prom this year. A huge pink Cloud was suspended over the center of the rooni, foeused npon hy four lmlne lights. Love birds perrhed over the doorways, and pink flower lmlossoins lliflllllltxd :dong while pivkel fenees which led np to two striped, ennopied food booth where pnnfh and Cookies were served. lenlade cookies served by Susan The swing hand prartiees for its appearance. We Jed! Um-- lQ4ill1xSisfclE1lt1ltt'0iir1'llmtr4lfi'm1l.X1lwlil1pI'ux'itlvtl tho Illllwll' 1,lJI'ild1ll'lllX, Ull1l'lll70gJ11l2l182311111111lilbllillllllll 12:00. lht- IH'I1g1'2lll1 :it 10:30 was :i lmgt- SIIFCUSS with :ui L'l11l1lI5l2lS11i' titlrlivlirv. X play, UVM tht' Rt1i1ilmw, ur OMC XYt1rrl or Numa , was ll vlvvcr blcit writ- tvn Ivy tht- juniors tlu-liisclves, :incl tlircvtvtl lxy Nttiitw' Nelson. Sil11ClI'21SXYl'C11, l.:iri'x' l'4ir'lqt-i', -latino! Kimmel, julin Huclgsmi, R011 lXlt'lR-alla, Culcttc klzwlmmii, tml llivlc llainsinglmrg ttmk part in thc skit, lllilliillg it ai rczil hit with their Nl11X'1',lll'ilI11il11l1illJlll1f'. 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