Rothsay High School - Tigers Yearbook (Rothsay, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1954 volume:

gg 6 -- mM,..,.,,. .,,, Y Q 'Wg 2 WNW! ru I I ' I k I I 5 3 H x 11 1 su TN 1 'T T7 TW WI Wfl 'I- I 'I W7 Wi ,,,..v .f- - fw,'f ',,,b Y ,X f S T 0 0 1 ev We the Senior Class of 1954, dedicate this edition of the Tiger to Mr. Robert Bennett in appreciation of his untiring efforts in helping us prepare this qnnual, and for all the other things he has done to make our two ygirs in high school such a pleasant and memor- a e one. 2 Annual tafi Standing: Mr. Bennett, LaVon Hokanson, Roland Ellingeon, Mardell Haiby, Angeline Larson, Audrey Dahnke, Roger Wigdahl, Dale Western, Milton Johnson, Richard Rudh, Martha Barsness Seated: Beverly Hovland, Rona Lillibridge. Duwayne Heggen, Anita Sillerud, Lulu Olson Editor in Chief .... .... D uwayne Heggen Asst. Editor ..... .... An its Sillerud Business Manager .... .. .Rona Lillibridge Sports Editor. . . .... Milton Johnson 3 irminif1trf1tinn jjfllfllltg 0.4 9 . OL Superintendent A. C. Stoffel, Robert Bennett, L. P. Vail, Donald Polack, B111 Thompson. Mrs. E. Mortenson, Mrs. P. Belgum, Mrs. N. Rosholt, Mrs. I Hanson, Mrs. J. Buckley, Mrs. E. Polack, Miss J. Braud. 4 DRIVER TRAINING Left to Right: Hr. Vail, Instructorg Superintenclem Kr. Stoffelg John Lindberg SCHOOL BOARD Lott to Bight: Sig Eikon Irs. .Tack lelby Lloyd Anderson, Hrs. gsm gliglet, Omar Stomn, iodnoy Ebersvillor, llr at 0 . 5 Ss lzninrs 0 C C 0 QQ Martha Barsness St. Paul - l Brandon - 2,3 Paper Staff - A Cheerleader - A Chorus - A Class Officer - A Class Play - A Deolam - L One not Play - L Roland Ellingson C.A.P. - 4 Claes Play-3,L Paper Staff - b Band - 2,3,4 Pep Band - L Audrey Dahnke Band - l,2,3 Chorus - 1,2,3,b Class Play - 3,4 Clase Officer - L Asst. Student Mgr. - 3,b Mardell Halby Chorus - l,2,3,b Class Play - 3,L Lee Eiken Basketball - l,2,3,L Band - l,2,3,b Class Play - A Student Council - 3 geXtgrmenhPres. - A Duwayne Hbggen ceAePg ' ly Carnival King - 1 Class Pres. - 1 Band - l,2,3,L Pep Band - 1,2,3,L Annual Editor - A Class Play - 3 5 student Council - 1 6 Myron Hbxum Morris - 2,3 Beverly Bbvland celepe ll- Band - 1,2,3,L Chorus - l,2,3,4 Pep band - 2,3,L Class Play - 3,5 Lavon Hbkanson chorus - l,2,3,4 Asst. Librarian - 3 Hilton Johnson A oe e Pe ' A Basketball - l,2,3,L Baseball - l,2,3,L Iootball - l,2,3,L Track-1 2,3,L Band - i,2 Chorus - 1,3 Class Play - L Annual Staff - A Letterman Veep - L Gloria Hbnrud Band - l,2,3,L Pep Band - l,2,3,L Class Play - A Class Officer - A Chorus - l,2,L C.A.P. - L Angeline Larson gina 'P3 n A It aes - Chorus EFi,2,3,L Class Officer -2 7 Rona Lillibridge Paper Staff - A Girls State - 3 Band - 1,2,3,L Pep Band - 3,5 Cheerleader - 1,3 Chorus - 1,2,L Class Play - 3,L Annual Staff - A Class Officer - 3,L Queen Candidate - 2 Richard Rudh Class Play - 3 Class Officer - 2 Lulu Olson Cheerleader - 3,L Class Play - 3,L Chorus - 1,2,3 1, Student Council - 2 Ona Act Play - 2 C.A.P. - L Anita Sillerud Class Officer - 2 Student Council - 1,3 Cheerleader - 1,2,3,L Chorus - 1,2,3,L Band - l,2,3,4 Class Play - 3 A Paper starr - L Declam - 1,2,3,h Annual Staff - A One Act Play - 2,L Charles Raw Class Play - 3 Student Manager- Football - 2,3 Student Manager- Basketball - 2 Student Council - 2 Class Officer - 3 One Act Play - L CQAQPQ ' I+ King Candidate - 2 Marilyn Teterud Chorus - 1,2,3,l4 Class Officer -1 B Donald Toso Basketball - 1,2,3,L Class Play - A CQAQPO If Class Officer - 3 YYDILIIS W6 st ral 1 Class Play - 3 Chorus - l,2,3,L Warren Umlaur Class Play - L CfoAaPo ' ty Roger Wigdahl Basketball - l,2,3,4 Football - l,2,3,L Baseball - l,2,3,L Track - 2 Band - l,2,3,h Boys State - 3 Class Officer - 2,3 Class Play - 3,L One Act Play - A Dale Western fx Basketball - 2,3,4 ' Baseball - 2 Football - 3 5 Class Play - 3 5 V g Lettermens Seo. - 3,l, 9 -3 x -si Class Hi tory Ill S0P129IIlbS1', 19l+2, 15 bright-eyed youngsters entered Roth- say School for the first time. Miss Brathan was our first teacher. The pupils were Milton Johnson, Lee Eiken, Duwayne Heggen, Gloria Honrud, Gail Korsgaden, Lulu Olson, Richard Rudh, DeLyle Nord, Dale Western, Donald Toso, Robert Theodorson, Roberta Theodorson, Robert Boe, Darrell Felber, Roger Wigdahl. In second grade we gained a new member, Rona Lillibridge, and lost Robert and Roberta Theodorson, and DeLyle Nord. Miss Grettun was our teacher that year. In third grade Robert Boe and Darrell Felber left us and Myron Hexum joined us. Mrs. Olson was our teacher that year. Miss Steiner was our fourth grade teacher. John Roscoe, Norris Garrison, and Gaynor Western joined us that year. During the fifth grade Anita Sillerud, Avis Martinson and Roland Ellingson joined us under the direction of Miss Gjerde. In sixth grade Gaynor Western left us. That year Miss Bredeson was our teacher. During our seventh grade we had Mrs. Schultz, Miss Thomp- son and Miss Dresser for our teachers. Mardell Haiby Joined us and John Roscoe left us at the beginning of that term. By the time eighth grade started, we had gained Virginia Anderson. Miss Dresser was our teacher for the first part of the year and Mrs. Donald Peterson finished up the term. When our first eight grades were over, we entered the Roth- say High School for a few more years of hard study. The members of the class of '51 were Virginia Anderson, Audrey Dahnke, Dale Dinger, Orville Dow, Lee Eiken, Roland Ellingson, Norris Garri- son, Mardell Haiby, Duwayne Heggen, Wallace Grunewald, Myron Hexum, Lavon Hokanson, Gloria Honrud, Beverly Hovland, Lois Hovland, Alice Jacobson, Milton Johnson, Gail Korsgaden, Angeline Larson, Rona Lillibridge, Betty Morris, Harold Mortensen, Lulu Olson, Richard Pence, Dorothy Odden, Charles Raw, Richard Rudh, Anita Sillerud, Marilyn Teterud, Donald Toso, Warren Umlauf, Dale Western, Yvonne Westfall, and Roger Wigdahl. Richard Pence and Dorothy Odden left us that year. Richard went to Oconta Falls, Wisconsin, and Dorothy went to Kindred, North Dakota. Our advisor that year was Mrs. Rosholt. In our Sophomore year Virginia Anderson, Wallace Grunewald, Norris Garrison, and Alice Jacobson left us. Myron Hexum and Dale Dinger transferred to Morris and Lois Hovland transferred to Barnesville. At the beginning of the junior year we found we had lost another member, Gail Korsgaden. She transferred to Barnesville. Orville Dow left us during our junior year also. At the beginning of our Senior year we had lost 2 members and gained 2 members. Harold Mortensen left us to be home, and Betty Morris got bit by the love bug and is now Mrs. Lester Schultz. Martha Barsness joined us and Myron Hexum came back. The teachers we have had during our A years of high school are Mrs. Rosholt, Mr. Peterson, Miss Rost, Mr. Borchert, Mr. Ball, Mrs. Schultz, Mr. Vail, Mr. Eager, Mr. Polack, Mr. Bennett, Mrs. Buckley, and Mr. Stoffel. 10 Class Will We, the class of 1954, being in as sound mental condition as anyone could possibly expect, upon graduating from this institu- tion of learning, find it necessary for us to pass on the below- listed earthly possessions. We sincerely hope that the recipients will put them to work as extensively as we have. Martha 'Shark' Barsness wills her pool-shooting ability to Paul Solum Lee wills his ability to rake people down to Gaye Dinger Roland wills his superior athletic ability to Harlan Duwayne passes his spelling ability along to Gene Beverly leaves her 'AN in conduct to be shared by Carolyn and Charleen Mardell's legible handwriting goes to one who needs it badly- Dean LaVon wills her ability to control her temper to Mrs. Polack Myron's vast knowledge of cars goes to Jerry Jorve Gloria wills ner tall, slender figure to Elaine Angeline leaves her typing ability to David Heggen Rona wills the bass drum, plus all the contraptions, noises, scoldings, etc. that go with it, to Mary Ann. Now Mary Ann won't have to shout all the time to be heard. Milton feels that Santa Claus has been so good to him throughout the years he wants to show his appreciation in some small way. H wills him his beard. Lulu wills her broad football shoulders to Avis Audrey and Anita will their friendship to Judy and Roberta Charlie bestows his philanthropistic habits to Mr. Thompson Dickie wills his nmouse earsn to Harlan Donnie wills his smooth cheating ability to Betty Danielson Marilyn wills her boisterous, 'show-offn manner to Dean Warren's masculine physique goes to Leslie Anderson Roger is tired of breaking combs. He wills his curls to Bob Boe Yvonne wills her talkability to Audrey Watterud Dale likes his red hair and wants to keep it The Senior girls will their dresses to the Junior girls to wear when they tire of levis 'll The Class Prophecy It is the year l96h, and a beautiful evening in July. Sitting by the cozy fire place, reading a book and listening to the latest in symphony records, Martha Barsness is suddenly disturbed to answer the phone. This is what became of that telephone call: 'Helloi Yes, this is Martha. Audrey? Why Audrey, I haven't heard or seen you for 10 years. How are you and what is it you are do- ing anyway? Yes, I'll bet it's a long story all right. Well, I did know you were married but I didn't know you had any children. Seven? My goodness, how time does fly! I sure would like to see them, and one old enough to be in school, too. You say 3 sets of twins? My lands, I can see very easily that you would have your hands full! Where are you living now, then? Alaska, and for 6 years, too. I'll bet it feels good to get back in the states again. Me? Oh, nothing much besides teaching. I have you beat by children tho' - I have thirty - pupils that is. This is my sixth year of teaching and it is getting quite tiresome. I'll bet you didn't know that Roland was the Superintendent in the same school that I'm teaching at. He has been carrying on Just terrible. He's been married four different times already and mind you right now going steady with Marilyn Monroe. How that could ever work out I don't know. Things really must be tough for Marilyn. Roland in- formed me just yesterday that Lee Eiken had been to school and you should have seen the style in which he came. A beautiful 'Comet Flyer' and you should have seen the gorgeous red suit he had on. He has a large Real Estate Agency and the way I heard it he's been doing al- right for himself. He calls his agency the 'Ei-ken-do-it'. And bring- ing in the money! Man! He has a mansion on Wall street in New York and the way it sounds the Government will be spending his Imcome Tex for about the next five years to come. What? Yes, I'm sure Roland hadn't been seeing things. It's really true. But best of all Rona is his private Secretary and has been for nine years. Her slogan must be if you don't get him in the first nine years better luck in the next nine. I guess they have been engaged for close to eight years. It may not be long before we get an invitation for the wedding. I guess Donald Toso is officiating. I don't think anyone ever thought he would become a minister but I guess he is really a fine man. The funny thing about it he is still single! Right after school he went in the service for 3 years and had already gotten to pvt. I guess he was on K.P. so much everyone called him 'The K.P. Kyd.' He had such a good start I don't know why he didn't keep on and make that his ca- reer. There aren't many that are that fortunate to get such a high rank. Speaking of service do you know who joined up of the girls in our class? Mardelle Haiby and Lavon Hokanson. They Joined the Wafs and from what I've heard of them they're doing very well for themselves. They are Life Guards at the nSwim or Drown' pool in Ilorida. Their camp is located in Florida too. I read that they were both c mpeting for the 'Miss Americavetitle of l96L! Believe it or not Gloria Honrud got the 'Miss American title in 1960. Boy, was I proud of the fact that I knew her. And because of that experience she got so many of- fers to go to different modeling schools. She accepted an offer to Paris. I saw her picture modeling a neck scarf on the 'Life' mag- azine cover. She even wrote an article on 'The Scarf!' Audrey, I'll bet you would never guess where Dale Western isfg He's located in the Ozarks working for the Government on the famous 'Z' bomb. Guess he always did have a scientific mind. I can re- member so well that Dale was the only one that ever got all those Phys- ics experiment that we always got to work out. How did I find all that out? Well, you remember Beverly Hovland don't you? I saw her one day down town and she told me she had to change her name to Prunella Schnop- sider. because she's working with the Secret Service. They are now investigating the old case of Harry Truman in Missouri. How she em- barked on that career I sure don't know. There she ran into Dale and I2 she was telling me what a sorry site he was. His red nair was even turning white. I wonder if anything will ever come of those two. Dale always did go after girls, dldn't he? Say, Audrey, what ever did happen to Dickie Rudh? Oh, he's a pro-wrestler located about 100 miles from where we live. We went to see him once. He sure was good! I hardly recognized hlmg he has gained so much weight and gotten so tall. Remember all the times that Lulu Olson rode home with Dickie at noon hour and after school? She ls D1ckie's manager and wife now She tried WT8St11ug for a tin but due to certain circumstances she had to give it up. I heard last that they had three children and one of them is a second 'Dennis the Menaoe'. He takes after his dad in that respect, no doubt. Lulu went on to school for awhile with teaching as a career in mind, but Dickie changed her mind about that and persuaded her to go into partnership with him. By the by, can you lliglne who, of all people, went into partnership with Dickie? Milton Johnson, 'The Friendly Under- taker'. Be persists on saying that lt's just too dead for him around there. The only reason they call it a partnership ls because Milt gets so much business because of Dickie that Dick believes he should get interest on the deal. I remember Milt having quite a time in getting girls but now he can be sure he'll get some in the end anyway. I wonder if he'll ever get Angeline Larson. Of all the kids ln our class she was the one to pick out stock car racing as a profession and career. She has teen with Joey Chetwood and his Thrill Codes for L years. She V4 do most anything, but ls best known for her daring acro- batlcs on the motorcycle. She also does cartwheels atop the hood of a car while it ls speeding along at 80 miles per hour. My! she has more nerve than I. Speaking of cars, Myron Hbxum really took his car business serious. He's in the used car business in Pumpkin Center, Greenland. e sells everything from 1810's to l96L's. His slogan is 'My-run or bust'. Warren Um- lauf also decided to go to Greenland, and mind you, he's running a dry cleaning, laundry, and tailor establishment. There are branches all over the world. His pet penqulns are the cleanest birds any place. Red hair must have given Marilyn Teterud good luck. She was recently hailed as being the pilot of the first space ship to reach the moon. We had a difficult time conversing with her be- cause of her scientific mind. She just couldn't come down to our level. She did tell us, however, that she is weary of all her honorary degrees and publicity and may some day retire for a quiet secluded life on the moon! Evidently Roger Wigdahl was another who had scientific ability which no one had dreamed 01. His father realized.hls yen for star gazing and financed him in school at the Mount Wilson Observatory. Be is now editor of 'The Horoscope', a magazine for all faithful star gazers. He may catch a ride with Marilyn on one of her trips to outer space to view the stars from a different angle. When traveling through Texas we had heard of the vast acres of the 'Lazy H' Ranch. We visited this renowned establishment and were pleasantly surprised when Duwayne and Yvonne greeted us with a healthy Texan drawl. It seemed that one of the many Westfalls had willed to Yvonne a worthless patch of sand. Yvonne was des- perately in need of help. Remembering DuWayne's agricultural experiments at the University of Lawndale, she put him on the Job. These two, after much hard work, had turned this sand into a prosperous ant ranch. They raise nothing but pure-bred red ants. This odd partnership has certainly paid off well. I3 Then traveling through Nevada, we saw an interesting poster that really attracted our eye. It seems that it was the grand o- pening of the Metropolitan's new opera house. The ballet being presented was nThe Swann, featuring Maria Tallchief and Charles Raw! But that isn't his only accomplishment - he also is a noted lecturer onjvarious subjects of interest, including 'HonestyW and UHard Workn, He is a noted philanthropist. When we were traveling through Seattle we saw Anita's name in the USeattle Timesn announcing her candidacy for Sewer Commis- sioner. When we found her home we were utterly dumbfounded--it was a huge mansion. Anita explained that she had married into fame and fortune. The present Mayor of Seattle, Herbert Van Snicklefritz III, was her husband. They have one set of tripletsg girls, and three boys. They certainly are some rambunctious youngstersil I sincerely hope she wins the post as Sewer Commis- sioner. How she manages all her work is beyond me. They always did tell me that these Minnesota farm girls were a hardy lot. No, Martha I must be going. This could go on for hours, so instead of letting that happen now, I'll call you again before I leave for home. It was so nice to talk to you. Goodbye! CLASS MOTTO - UThe Door of Knowledge is Labeled Push.n CLASS FLOWER - American Beauty Rose CLASS COLORS ' Blue and White CLASS OFFICERS President 'Gloria Honrud Vice President-Audrey Dahnke Secretary Martha Barsness Treasurer- Rona Lillibridge S V a 5 ' ef y gdb ? d'f rEg-eg?C?- AJ, ???ge:24fd 5 W WA QJGZNQQ H iv? 4 il Il lug First Row: Second Row: yll, I Mrs. Doreen Buckley, Elaine Grunewald, Betty Danielson, Darlene Dmlauf, Darlene Baumgartner, Gaye Dinger, Marilyn Thymian, Carolyn Velo, Cherleen Gilden, William Nitz, Richard Nord Robert Bee, Jerry Jorgensen, Gerald Jorve, Paul Solum, Gene Nartinson, Harlan Balken, Sylvia Lillibridge, Avis Halbakken, David Heggen, Dean Colness CLASS OFFICERS ........Richard Nord ....5ylvia Lillibridge President........... Vice-President... Secretary...... ........Charleen Bilden Treasurer... ....Darlene Baumgartner Ng 1-1. Q , Q '14 r V, p' 'f2' 3 I I6 I I' 'lv nlxhumnrw 6' U Q, -' ' A 1 a bv G flinmn e First Row: Second Row: Mr. Bennett, Annette Soliah, Beverly Helbakken, Roberta Erickson Harley Dahnke, Jimmy Nitz, Ralph Ouse, Leslie Anderson, A1-vid Westfall. Arlene Lerbakken, Ardeith Heggen, LuAnn Braun, John Barsness, Keith Rasmussen, Alvin Lein, JoAnn Toso Janet Goltz, Dol-thy Danielson, Laura Nilsen Not Pictured. CLASS OFFICERS Press-dentillllllliill OCIIIIRUR Vice President. . . . . . .Roberta Erickson sooretaryo o o 0 a o e 0 e c 0 0 o Beverly Treasurer...... ......John Baroness 1 QW' A f- 'v EQ 'noi X X 17 W grfz-Iymfn CQ Lo . ,Q. r Aw' ,fi P :I q QL . - . 9, Er, A U: x ,uf 1, : H: . . mgimun First ROW: Second Row: Charles Fosse, Verlyn Bhiby, Robert Nord, Ida Berth, Janice Hbggen, Robert Sogn, Richard Henson. Hr. Polaok, Audrey Watterud, Beverly Theadoreon, Clarice Nerd, Phyllis Wick, Judy Burgett, Janice Balkan, Mgry Larson. Not Pictured--Russell Hbnrud. CLASS OFFICERS Presidentaennaanuneu lil. Vice President... .... .......Robert Nord Beverly Theadoraon Seoretary....... .........Judy Burgett Treasurer..... w ..........IdB First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Kathryn Barsness, Aileen Brenden, Jane Lerbakken, Linda Luehring, Roland wilson, Floyd Paler, Evon Ronninaen, Larry Hansen, Haul Johnson, Lynn Fruede Janice Helgeson, Janice Rorvig, Sharon Martinson, Shirley Halbakken, Donna Thymian, Dale Danielson, Charles uatterud, Dennis Rasmussen, Paul Anderson, Mary Martinson, Sharon Rolin Mary Ann Hansen, John Sether, Lynn Balkan, Carol Helgeson, June qiken, Dugayne Luehring, Joyce Haarstad, Marlys Honrud, Virginia Flatin Hilliam Thompson-Teacher Hot rictured Q x s, N Q9 057 Q ! 6 .First Row: Second Row: Arvid Hbnrud, Richard Hblgeso , Dale Harvego, Roger n Bilden, Marlene Toso, Carolyn Anderson, Lyle Lerbakken Alvin Westfall. Gary Wigdahl, Mrs. Mortensen, Roger Jenson, Stowman, Donna Flatln, Bonita Carolyn Iredrickson. Duwayne Balkan, David Mortinson, Virginia Larson, Susan Burgett, Phyllis Grina, Margaret Nord, Sharon Melby, Betty Mae Kastet. Not Pictured--Loren Hansen . JU, A fs . fx, f. ,- , a , SH, f Q! U f lg, i 20 Iirst Row: Marilyn Keller Robert Rudh, onna Watterud, Anita Baroness, Kay flatin, Donna Flaten, Karen Freude, Bonita Martinson, Yvonne Bolin, Dennis Dinger, Elaine Rorvig, Janet Harvego. Second Row: Thomas Fosse, Ann Wigdahl, JoAnn Varholt, Marilyn Matson, Mary Sether Doris Watterud, Robert Matson, Warren H elgeson, faurel Sillerud, George Entner, Alan Amundson. Third Row: larlyoe Moe, Sharon Anderson Lyman Theodorson, Daryl Hanger, Royetta McBain, Marilyn Gronseth, Richard Braun, Dayle Hanger, Betty Lou Hanson, Kermit Korsgaden, Judy Hansen, Mrs. Hanson. Not Pictured - Ronald Martinson. ,. IM X XL y do 4 ,W wal 0 . Z f 6?-Lp. ' 5 -- 2 ,-155 21 Front Row: Second Row: Keith Noe, Donna Jensen, Du myne Honrud, Dianne Sillerud, Kathleen Larson, beverly Vchain, Lee hmundson, Terry HMUQGP Miss Braun, Kathleen Cronseth, Uyonne Soliah, Roger Skugrud, Kathleen Noe, David Carlsrud, L Donald Burgett, Rivhard hortlnson, Mayne Jtonen Donovan Halbekken Flatin Not Pictured--Cary s N -- 0 A 'v,-l,' 5 V al 1 Ulw. 22 First Row: Betty Verholdt, Jeanette Keller, Orrhie Ronninjen, Eugene Flatin, Colleen Hanson, Gary Carlsrud, Jean Kluck, Patsy Halbakken Second Row: Mrs. Belgum, Ginger Erickson, Michael Hanson, Mary Ann Korsgaden, Allan Shirley, Roi-Ann Vail, Richard Matson, Dianna Halen, Fruce Sngn, Timothy Kantrud fx V n 1? yij FY I J A ,gf n gl Q! ' 23 MM' ha, WB'-'r 0126516 600' QXKY ed Q QXWY 00?- e Tops In 8 play- im a oints collected hit 36 team also won Dumps 449-38 'Q 23-33 first f Rothuy 5 'I in the Q 49-38. 'end '45 N X JSN -'XS 9' xx ,Wag Gel abxfxbx .vb-xxksi xx 'N A4 . ..1.'2Z'.-4-9 6' nge' 6419? .L Kb, 105 .4- .,. 'bfi' 'An TEAM CH ERLEADERS Martha Barsness, Lulu Olson, Rona Lillibridae, Anita Sillerud WB' TEAM CHEERLEADERS JoAnn Toso, Roberta Erickson, Judy Burgett 25 oofball First Row: Russel Honrud, Ralph Ouse, Harlan Balkan, John Barsness, Gene Martinson, William Nitz, Gerald Jorve, Harley Dahnke. Second Row: Richard Nord, Jimmy Nitz, Dean Colness, Roger Wigdahl, Milton Johnson, Mr. Polack--Coach. N Q zmgfff 1'- 'L-:f '-:- 2- Y 26 Ba kethall Left to right: Coach Robert Bennett, Milton Johnson, Roger Wigdahl, Harlan Balkan, Donald Toso, Dale Western, Lee Eiken, Paul Solum, Robert Boe, Jerry Jorve, Dean Colness, Student Manager, Richard Nord. 27 The Rothsay Football Team played 5 games 8- games 6-man schedule. There were 12 men that Their record was 5 wins and 3 losses. Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay Rotnsay Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay BASKETBALL Lake Park Glyndon Underwood Ashby Barnesville Pel. Rapids Campbell Hitterdahl Barnesville Comstock Ashby Underwood Campbell Battle Lake Wolverton Glyndon Pol. Rapids Felton Wolverton Comstock Rothsay Rothsa5 Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay Rotnsay Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay Rothsay man SCDOGDIS, and 2 played this season. FOOTBALI O M.S.T.C. 27 50 Glyndon 7 6 Wolverton 0 9 Hitterdahl O 0 Lake Park 15 59 Audubon O 39 Underwood 12 21 Campbell 24 SUB DISTRICT 47 Battle Lake 44 41 Barnesville 45 49 Parham 74 The Tigers played a 20 game schedule winning eleven and losing n1ne. There were seven lettermen back from last year. On larch lst we played Battle Lake at Fergus Balls High School defeating them 47 to 44. On Hhrch 2nd we played Barnesville losing 45 to 41, and on lhrch 3rd we lost to Parham 74 to 49. ' ' Team Left to Right: Richard Nord, Ralph Ouse, Harlan Dahnke, Gene Martinson, Dean Colness, Paul Solum, .Terry Jorve, John Barsness, Jimmy Nitz, Leslie Anderson, Coach Mr. Polack. Not Pictured: Russel Honrud. r 29 Ba ehall Team First Row: Roger Wigdahl, Harley Dahnke, Russel Honrud, Milton Johnson, Harlan Bglken, Richard Nord. Second Row: Gene Martinson, William Nitz, Dean Colness, Jerry Jorve, Jim Nitz, Coach Bob Bennett An inexperienced Rothsay nine after dropping four or the first tive games'suddenly Jelled into a smooth working unit to win the East Sub-district title. The talent laden squad from Fergus Falls had trouble with the young Tigers in the District 23 tournament edging the locals in a thrilling 10 to 7 victory Prospects for the WSL' season are bright with 10 lettermen returning from the legion squad that won ll of 15 games. 'fag Shank 30 -O 1:fini'ti1f5- Q z. 'DC La 0 A Q U n , O A CJ BAND Back row: Arvid Westfall, Roger Wigdahl, Paul Anderson, Lee Eiken, Janice Heggen, Mr. Stoffel. Fifth row: Angeline larson, DuWayne Luehring, Jerry Jorgensen, Sylvia Lillibridge, laura Nilsen, Gloria Honrud, Roland Ellinpson, Duwayne Heggen, David Heggen, LuAnn Braun, Janet Goltz, Gaye Dinner. Fourth row:Bev. Halbakken, Charleen Bilden, Carolyn Velo, Judy Burnett, Joyce Haarstad, Mary Larson, Ginger Flatin, Dorothy Danielson, lynn Balkan, Ida Barth, Roberta Erickson, Bev. Theodorson, Bev. Hovland. Third row: Anita Sillerud, Mary Martinson, Sharon Martinson, Marlys Honrud, Dale Danielson, Eileen Brendan, David Stowman, Roger Bilden, lynn Freude. Second row:Carolyn Fredriekson, Karen Freude, Phyllis Grina, Kathy Barsness, Sharon Mslby, Alvin Westfall, Sharon Anderson. First row: Phyllis Weik, Rona Lillibridge, Susan Burgett, Marlys Ruud, Mary Ann Sogn. PEP BAND W 32 Mixed Chorus lleclamation I. 3 Newspaper Staff Ed1tor........ Asst. Editor... Sports Editor. . . . . . Asst. Sports Ed1tor.... Feature Editor ..,.. Freshman Reporter.. Soph nore Reporter. Junior Reporter... Senior Reporter... Advisor ........ ....Rona Lillibridge ...Roland Ellingson ....Riohard Nord ....Anita Sillerud - ....Martha Barsness ......Judy Burgett .- .....Dorthy Danielson Sy1Yia Lillibridge ....Ange11ne Larson ......Mr. Polaox Class Play rx '44, 1 --' r 7 TT 5 kk 5 lu :,: MN K7 'fl' D 5 gs - ,mg ff? W Mice 5 ff 'B www Iggy' ONXIIPW N!-' I I Here's how 1t's done! Ipana Smi1e??? Safe Transportat1on?? Love Birds!! Cowboys or hioks?? Get a Piccolo, Lee! 4, 4: M-m0 ' ss gf 3' lg S ff ji. gf 3, 1- gf iff! K . ,fl V' , Www! ' 'h 1' I W, . LaVon all 'dolled' up! . Yea - Team! . Little Boy Lost! . Limpy - - - . Judge for yourself!!! . Glamor galore - . 'Old King Cole' himself! . Casey at the bat!! v 39 X W GK B i n ff t. . M6 1 . TNI TRADE MARK Of QUAUTV MMI FAHCUSBY GOOD IFIPLEFEKVS QM? Ogww Zyban ff we fm? 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Sorum - Authorized Dealer 'The Friendly Store' Tires, Batteries, Oil, Hardware and Electrical Appliances Phone 1 Rothsay, Minnesota 0 S T L.U N D ' S F A I R W A Y S T 0 R E Quality Foods - Everyday Low Prices Fresh Heats - Fruits - Vegetables Frozen Foods - Ice Cream F r e e D e 1 1 v e r y Phone 29 G I L B E R T S O N ' S C A F E Good Meals Lunches Home Cooking Phone 247 45 K A N T R U D M 0 T 0 R k I M P L E M E N T C 0 Dodge - Plymouth Cars Dodge Trucks Massey - Harris Machinery Complete Service Dept. Wrecker Service 24 Hours Phone 96 Rothsay, Minnesota M A G N U S S 0 N M O T 0 R C 0 M P A N Y Authorized Sales and Services Ford - Mercury Rothsay, Minnesota F A R M E R S C 0 O P E R A T I V E C R E A M E R Y Manufacturers of Prairie Maid Butter Meat Lockers Poultry Eggs - Seed - Baby Chicks Sales - Butter - Milk Powder Rothsay, Minnesota Phone 9 KEN's T MILES nomar. S T A N D A R D S E R V I C E The only First Class overnight accomidation Phone 3151 in this Area. Pelican Rapids, Minnesota Barnesville, Minnesota 46 C o m p 1 1 m e n t s of s Fergus Falls Friend A L F ' S S T A N D A R D S B R V I C E Alf H. Pederson, Proprietor Gas - 011 and Accessories Rothsay, Minnesota Phone 13 L A D I E S M A D S E N ' S R E A D Y - T 0 - I E A R Coats - Suits - Dresses Fergus Falls, Minnesota and Accessories J. A. J 0 H N S 0 N G E N E R A L B L A C K S H I T H I N G Rothsay, Minnesota 47 3. , LEINE. CAFE Heals, Lunches end Cenfectiens Rethsay, linneaota pzlbsooa Auto and Tractor Repairing lobile gas and oil Rothsay , linnesota Helo anous Names in Furniture Two full floors to Choose from. Pelican Rapids, linn.-Free Delivery 'Pe cans Smartest Gift ore Walgreen System Pelican Rapids, linnesota SL W ood Clothes' Fergus Falls, Minnesota Electrical Contracting Phone 94 - 15 Rothsay, linnesota Qffgm 'lhere it's a treat to eat' Fergus Falls, Minnesota 3344! Diamonds - atches - Repairing 114 East Lincoln Phone 4237 H Fergus Falls, linnesota 48 HARTINSON FOOD MARKET Complete Line of Groceries Heats. Vegetables, Fruit Phone 5 - Free Delivery Rothsay, Minnesota. GORDON BJORALT Standard Oil - Agent Phone 30 Rothsay, Minnesota ROTHSAY RECREATION Pool Ice Cream Lunches Rothsay, Minnesota. GERALD A. HAUGER AGENCY Accounting-Insurance-Income Tax Phone 60 Rothsay, Minnesota BRAUN'S BARBER SHOP Your Personal Valet Dry Cleaning Agency for Star's and Free's Professional Dermatoligist Rothsay , Hinnes ota . Fergus ROY 0LSON'S MUSIC Store and Studio Falls, Minnesota ROTHSAY TELEPHONE COIPANY THE ST!LB SHOP Agern and Soper Smart Wearing Apparel 103-W. Lincoln Rothsay, Minnesota. Fergus Falls, Minnesota THU., TARIERS GRAIN Q IERCANTILB COIPANY Dealers in Grain ann Fuel Compliments of OLSON AUTO ELECTRIC 217 WASHINGTON AVE. W. FERGUS FALLS MINN. Lavndale, Minnesota PHONE - 6692 0. M. Elton Representing CHARLIES CAR SALES MDNARCH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Small I-Ot - Biz Barnum Noncancellable Health dr Accident Insurance Chas Rudh - Owner Fergus Falls, Minnesota 2 Norby Building Fergus Falla, Minnesota NORBY DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments 'The Home of lationally Famous Linesn of Drs. Wright A Severn Fergus Falls, Minnesota Fergus Falls, Minnesota Best Wishes From JOHN DIBSETH CO. FREES CLEANERS Fergus Falls, Minnesota Sanitone Dry Cleaning Fergus Falls, Minnesota 50 S N 0 R B Y S D E P A R T I E N T S T 0 R E Barnesville, Minnesota S T A R Laundry Cleaners Finest E. J. Windmiller, Prop. Fergus Falls, Minnesota T. C L A I R - R 0 V A N Complete Store for len Q Boys Clothing, Furnishings Q Shoes Fergus Falls, Minnesota G L I G H T F 0 0 T T I P E I R I T E R All Makes Portable Typewriter of all kinds Special Rates for Students R 0 V A N G J E I E L R Y Jewelry - Watches - Silverware Fergus Falls, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors! 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