Rushford High School - Valley Legend Yearbook (Rushford, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1955 volume:

• - • • • • • • ’Tftettton.iaM “iViq t School u ty icC. 79Ci t teAata 1955 1 Sc aol rfchHitUtfruitiM, Messrs. M.Iarson, B.Jenson, R.Stephans, R.Betz, C.Levis, C.Erickson, C.Julsrud SufreniKtcKcCeHt MR. C. R. LEWIS piutcifial MR. H. L. SONSTENG L to R—Thomas Rollafson; Joanne Boemke; Janice Olstad; Arlene Riegel.SEC; Charles Austad, V.PRESIDEMT; Mr. H. Sansteng; Gordon Quale, PRESIDHJT ; Gene Olstad, TREASURE; John Woll; David Laffrenzen; Douglas Thompson. MR. W. MILLER MRS. L.HATLELI Jr. H.S. Principal English Science Librarian Declamation MR. L.CLBLAND Social Studies English Ripples MISS R. GROEBNER Vocal Music English MRS. M. EVERSON Jr. High Math Girl's Ffcy. Ed. G. A. A. MISS A.WAREWELL Home Economics F. H. A. MR. R. WELLS Social Studies Football Boy's Fhy. Ed. HR. R. KF.1.1ER Social Studies Basketball MR. E.NELSON Industrial Arts MR. G. TIMM Business Annual MR. D. SWEENEY Art English Class Flay MR. W. RDF Agriculture F. F. A. MR. R. RIAN Sr. High Math Science Driver Training MR. J. DILLEY Instrumental Music MR. J. HOLGER Veterans Agriculture School 'paadtcf ELEMENTARY TEACHERS FRONT ROW: Mrs. Mann, 2nd Grade} Miss Fleener, 3rd Lth Grades; Miss Johnson, 5th 6th Grades; Miss Holmes, 5th Grade Elementary Prin.j Miss Laumb, 2nd Grade; BACK ROW: Mrs. Mack, hth Grade; Miss Hahn, 6th Grade; Miss Rice, 3r'd. Grade, Mrs. Parish, 1st Grade; Mrs. Carlson, 1st Grade. COOKS SECRETARIES Cora Larson, Gina Quamen, and Amanda Fossum Mr8• E. Berg, and Miss Beverly Olness Odin Bratland, Selmar Holger, Virgil Boese FRONT ROW: Odin Bratland, Virgil Boese, Orville Luedtke, Otto Julsrud, BACK ROW: Red Christopherson, Rolands Rassmusson, Edgar Johnson, Melvin James, Engmar Bremseth. SW 'Diivena Settcon °t?9SS GLEN BOYNTON VERNON CARLSON HARRIET OOLB2NSON ELDON DAHL DIANE EENER ARDELL FEINE DONNA FERDEN MARILYN DAHL CYNTHIA EIDE IRENE FEENE CHARLES HALTON EVERETT DOLALIE WESLEY EVENSON ANN FERDEN SHTRLEY HALVORSON DIANE HKLLELAND KIT.™ HIGHDM RUTH JAASTAD ALLEN JHITSON JANE MARKEDARD ORLIE EDGES MARILYN OLSTAD JEANETTE OTIS MADELINE HDWE MARY KRYZER ADA NELSON ARLYSSE PETERSON GORDON QUALE ROBERT RISLOVE BETTY SORUM b GERALD WARNKEN ARLE2JE RIEGEL BETTI RONNEUBERG JAMES SWENSON SetU i hccLex RICHARD ANDERSON: Football 1,2 3 4; letter- men Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, V, Pres, 3 CHARLES AUSTAD: Student Council, V. Pres. 4; Annual Staff, Co-Editor 4: Ripples Staff4; Football 3 4: Basketball 3,4; Baseball 2,3 4; Sr. Class Play, cast; All School Production 3,4; Band 2 3 4;Band Groups 2,3,4;Boys Chorus 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3 4; Librarians 3A Speech 3,4; Track 2,3,4. EVELYN BEREKVAN: Annual Staff 4, Typist 4; Ripples Staff, Typist 3 4; Class Secretary 4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3 4; Speech 2,3,4. GEORGE BERG: Annual Staff 4, Sales Manager Football 1,2,3 4; Basketball 2,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3 4; Sr. Class Play 4; Boys Chorus 1 2,3 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 4; Librarian 3; Speech 3 4; Track 3 4. GALEN BETSINGER; Football 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Class V. Pres. 4. MYRNA BOESE: Annual Staff 4,Typist; Band 3,4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4. GLEN BOYNTON: Football 4; Baseball 1,2,3 4; Lettermen's Club 2,3 4; Boys Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Librarian 2,3; FFA 1,2,3 4; Judge 2,3. VERNON CARLSON: Student Council 3 V. Pres; Annual Staff 1; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 3 4; Class V. Pres. 1; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Sr. Class Play 4; Boys Chorus 3 4; Mixed Chorus 3 4; Librarian 3; One act Play3 HARRIET COLBENSON: Annual Staff 4, Artist; Ripples Staff 2,3 4; Senior Reporter 4; Cover Artist 2,3,4; Sr. Class Play 4; Band• 2,3,4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Librarian 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3 4; Sports Manager 4; Tumbling 4. ELDON DAHL: Annual Staff 4; Ripples Staff 4; Librarian 3; FFA 1,2,3 4, Judge 3 MARILYN DAHL: Annual Staff 4, Class Prophecy; Ripples Staff 3,4, Typist; Class Treasurer 1,3 V. Pres. 2; Sr. Class Play 4, Costuming; Girls Chorus 1,2,3 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 4; GAA 3 4; Speech 1. EVERETT DOLALIE: Annual Staff 4; Fo tball 2,3 4; Lettermen's Club 3 4; FFA 1, 3 4; Sentinel 4; Judge 2. DIANE EBNER: Annual Staff 4, Class will; Ripples Staff 2,3 4; GAA reporter; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4;Librarian 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3 4; Class Play 4; Sextet 3. CYNTHIA EIDE: Annual Staff 4; Ripples Staff 3,4; All School Production 4; Girls Chorus 2,3.4; FHA 3,4; GAA 1,2,3 4; Speech 2,4. WESLEY EVENSON: Boys Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus2; FFA 1,2,3,4, Judge 3 ARDSL FEINE: Baseball 2,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Judge 3- IRENE FEINE: Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2 3 4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Solo 3; Librarian 3 4; FHA 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4. ANN FERDEN: Student Council, Treasure 3; Annual Staff 4; Ripples Staff, Typist and Reporter 3,4; Class, Fresident 2,4; Sr. Class Play, Cast; All School Production 3 4; Speech 2,3 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Eand Groups 3; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Librarian 2,3; GAA 1,3. DONNA FERD5N: Annual Staff, Sales 4; Ripples Staff Reporter and Typist 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1 3 4; Sr. Class Play, Cast; All School Production 3,4; Speech 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Groups 3 4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3 4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Sextet 3; Librarian 2,3,4; GAA, 1 2,3,4, Vice President 3 CHARLES HALTOM: Baseball 3; Librarian 2,3,4; FFA 1,3. SHIRLEY HALVORSON: Annual Staff 4; Sr. Clrss Play, Back Stage; Librarian, Assistant 2,3,4; FHA 3,4. DIANE HELL ELAND: Annual Staff 4; Ripples Staff Typist 3 4; Speech 3; Girls Chorus 3,4; Librarian 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,4. EILEEN HIGHUM: Annual Staff 3,4 Typist 4; Sr. Class Play Cast; Band 1 2,3 4; Girls Chorus 2,3 4; Mixed Chorus 3 4; Librarian 2 3,4; GAA Vice President 4. MADELINE HOWS: Annual Staff 4; Ripples Staff Typist 3 4; Class Vice President 3; Girls Chorus 1 2 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2 3,4; Solo 2 3,4, Sextet 2; Librarian 2,3 4; GAA 3 4; Speech 2. 9 Settlor ‘Index RUTH JAASTAD: Annual Staff 4; Ripples Staff Senior Reporter 4; All School Production 4; Flay 3 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus ALLQJ J2RTSCN: Annual Staff 4; Ripples Staff Typist 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Sr. Class Play Cast; Band 2; Mixed Chorus 2; FFA 1,2,3, Judge 3; Librarian 2,3.4. MARY KRYZER: Annual Staff 4; Ripples Staff Typist 4; Class Secretary and Treasure 2,4; Band 3,4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3.4; FHA Treasurer and President 3.4; Speech 1,2. JANE MARKEGARD: Annual Staff 4, Photographs; Sr. Class Play 4, Usher; All School Production 4; Librarian 2,3,4; FHA 3,4;Speech 2,4 ORLIE MOGER: Ripples Staff 2,3.4;FFA Reporter; Football 2,3 4; Baseball 3.4; Lett ei-men s Club 3,4; All School Production 3, Librarian 2,4; FFA 1,2,3.4, President 4, Judge 2,3,4. ADA NELSON: Annual Staff 4, Dedication Editor Ripples Staff 3,4; Sr. Class Play 4, Girls Chorus 2,3; Librarian 3,4; FHA 2,3,4, Secretary 4; GAA point Recorder 3,4; MARILYN OLSTAD: Annual Staff 4; Ripples Staff 2,3,4, Editor 4; Cheerleader 1; Class Secretary 3; Sr. Class Play 4; All School Production 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Clarinet Trio 3, 4; Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; President 4; Majorette 3, 4; Tumbling 3,4; Contest Play 3; Speech 2,3,4. JEANETTE OTIS: Annual Staff 4; Ripples Staff 4; Sr. Class Play 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Saxophone Quartet 4, Dance Band 4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3,4; FHA 3,4, Reporter 4; GAA 1,2; Vocal Solo 2,3,4; Speech 1,2; Girls Sextet 4. ARLYSSE PETERSON: Annual Staff 4, Motto; Ripples Staff 1,2,3,4, Senior Reporter; Cheer leader 1,2,3,4; Sr. Class Play 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Flute Trio 2,3, Quartet 3; Girls Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Librarian 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, President 3 GORDON QUALE: Student Council 2,3,4, Treas. 2 V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Annual Staff 4, Prophecy Ripples Staff 3,4, Sports Editor; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Class President 1; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; All School Production 3,4; Librarian 3; Track 2,3,4; Speech. ARLENE REIGEL: Student Council 4, Secretary; Annual Staff 1,4, Co-Editor 4; Ripples Staff 3,4; Sr. Class Play 4; All School Production 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Clarinet Trio 3,4; Clarinet Solo 3; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4, Librarian 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Librarian 2,3,4; Speech 2,3.4; One Act Play 2,3. ROBERT RISLOVE: Baseball 2,3,4;Librarians 3,4 Letter-men's Club 3.4; FFA 1,2,4. BETTY RONNENBERG: Annual Staff 4; Sr. Class Play Usher; Librarian t,2,3,4; FHA 4. BETTY SORUM: Annual Staff 4; Ripples Staff Typist 3; Sr. Class Play Stage Manager; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; Librarian 3,4; FHA 3,4, Vice President 4. JAMES SWENSON: Annual Staff 4;Football 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3,4;Baseball 2,3, ; Track 2,3,4; Letter-men s Club 1,2,3,4; Sr. Class Play 4; Boys Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Librarian 2,3. GERALD WARNKEN: Ripples Staff Typist 4; Librarian 3.4; FFA 1,2,3, Judge 1,2,3. RONALD WARNKEN: Ripples Staff 3.4; Librarian 3.4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Judge 1.2,3,4. 0{r955 MOTTO WHATEVER YOU DO, DO WISELY AND THINK OF THE CONSEQUENCES JO (Zlata 7( itC We, the Seniors of 1955 do hereby will and bequeath our talents, likes, and dislikes as follows: RICHARD ANDERSON ny love to play football to next year's team, my ability to be absent from school to anyone who can get away with it, and my interest in a certain person I'll keep for myself. CHUCK AUSTAD my small feet to David Rislove, my ability to catch passes to Don Anderson and my powerful eyes to Dave Laffrenzen. EVELYN BEREKVAK my love for writing letters to Helen Larson, my love for social science I will leave for anyone who wants it, and my walk to the bus I will leave to ny brother. GEORGE BERG my voice and tenor spot to John Woll, and my desire to play football to Ron Berg. GALEN BETSINGER my ability to sleep in social science class to Jack Rislove and ny love for the left end spot in football to Larry Lang. KYRNA BOESE the bass violin to my cousin, Dave Laffrenzen, and I will leave the bus rides to Lois and Patty Feine. GLEN BOYNTON my good marks to Merle Evenson, my sleeping hours in the afternoon to Wayne Sievers, and my dancing ability to Larry Lang. HARRIET COLBENSON my love for art class to Mary Overby, my job as senior reporter for the Ripples to anyone who gets stuck with it, and ny bass drum I will leave to ny brother, Billy. VERNON CARLSON my 1935 Ford to anyone who can afford to keep oil in it, and ny love for Liberace to WTayne Sievers. ELDON DAHL my love for social science to anyone who can stand the stuff, ny ability to get the car to anyone who can get it, and a certain person I will keep all to myself. MARILYN DAHL ny blond hair to David Erdman and ny long bus ride I will to anyone that wants it. FVERETT DOLALIE my ability of driving to Peterson to Virgil Bjorge and my ability with the girls to Donald Anderson. DIANE EBNPR my height to Janice Tudahl, the thrilling experience of being homecoming queen to a fortunate girl in the junior class, and ny interests in English I will to a guy in the junior class. CYNTHIA BIDE my long walks to school to ny sister, Donna, if she can get to'school on time, ny desk in social science class to an unlucky senior next year, and ny interests outside of Rushford to Doris and Diane Anderson. WESLEY EVENSON my dislike for social science to Danny Corcoran, my ability to dance to anyone who can, and my tall stature I will keep. ARDEL FEINE my abilities in social science to anyone who wants it, and ny privilege of sleeping in school to anyone who can get by with it. IRENE FEINE my love for bookkeeping to Betty Brevig, my dislike for social science to the juniors, my love for dancing to old time music to Kay Jaastad, and my F. F. A. pin that I wear, I will keep for myself. ANN FERDEN my love and devotion for baritones (that's horns) to Kathleen Niggle, those joyous bus rides to Marilyn Glenna, and the mustache I used in the class play to Donna Taylor for future use in playwork. DONNA FERDEN my cheerleading position to Janet Medhaug, and my long walks to school to Kathy Berg. SHIRLEY HALVORSON my dislike for social science to my sister, Audery, my love for dancing to Edith Betten, and my interest in F. H. A. to any girl who wishes to make their home a better place to live, and my love for a certain someone I'll keep forever. DIANE HELLELAND my short hair to Norma Pruka, my short walk to school to Janet Jorde, and my library periods I will leave with Marilyn Kinneberg. EILEEN HIGHUM ny bass clarinet and its squeaks to Bethy Morken, and ny ability to sing to Kathleen Niggle. CHUCK HOLTOM my love for social science to Jimny Whitlock, my love for English to Larry Lang, and ny reckless driving to Donald Anderson. 11 MADELINE HOWE my ability to sing to Kathleen Niggle, and my troubles in chemistry to anyone who takes it hereafter. RUTH ANN JAASTAD my love for jitterbugging to my cousin, Kay, my speedy shorthand and typing to my sister, Rebecca, my good grades to my brother, Peter; and my new found friendships I will keep for myself. ALLEN JERTSON my glasses, which I need very much myself, to David Rislove, who I think needs them more than anyone else; and my ability to get the car to anyone who has a hard time getting theirs. MARY KRYZER ray love for shorthand to Betty Brevig, my love for dancing to Harley Johnson, my Tuesday classes to Rose Marie Dvorak, and my long quiet bus rides 1 11 leave to Barbara Heiden. JANE MARKEGARD my dislike for social science to the junior class, my short hair to Vionne Nelson, my constant chattering in the assembly to anyone who can get by with it, my love for bookkeeping to my sister Margaret, and my interest in a certain someone I will keep for myself. ORLIE MOGER my football jersey (No. 9) to David Rislove, provided that he keeps the team in a humorous disposition next fall, and I will my troubles to Douglas Boyura, for he seems to have none. I leave my F. F. A. presidency to the next lucky guy. ADA NELSON ray ability to draw people to Kay Jaastad, and my job to some ambitious girl. MARILYN OLSTAD my baton to anyone that can catch it and can also endure the cold, my long fingernails I will to Donna Taylor, and my editorship of the Ripples to Kay. JEANETTE OTIS my love for music and dancing to Elnora Eggert and Marcella Boehmke, social science to anyone who can stand it, ray ability to sleep in English to anyone who can get away with it, and my love for writing letters to a certain someone I will keep for myself. ARLYSSE PETERSON my cheerleading position to Carmen Walker, my love for transcription to Donna Taylor, and ray short walk to school to Janice Olstad. GORDON QUALE ray ability to memorize football plays to Allen Betten, ray attitude toward school work to Sandra Larson, and my desk in the assembly to anyone who has the ambition to clean it out. ARLENE RIEGEL my blond hair to Joanne Boehmke and all my extra-curricular activities to anyone who can find time for them. ROBERT (SKIPPER) RISLOVE my love for social science to anyone who wants it, and I also leave ray love for English to anyone who likes it as well as I do. BETTY RONNENBURG my love for old-time music to Barbara Cordes, ray ability to have fun anywhere to Arlene Meyer, and love for school 1 11 leave with ray brother, Roger. BETTY SORUM ray ability to stay awake in school to Janet Jorde, my understanding social science to Merlin Dobler, and ray everlasting letter writing to anyone who enjoys it. JAMES SWENSON my basketball position to Karl Huseboe, my height to John Woll, and my crew cut to Sigard Jaastad. GERALD WARNKEN my ability to decipher my bookkeeping to Richard Boehmke, and ray long, noisy busrides to anyone who can stand them. RONALD WARNKEN all ray mistakes in interpretation and long concentration of English literature to Gene Olstad, and I solicit my financial problems to those who are compeer and who shall, at all times, see fit to compensate for them individually. 12 “PtafiAecy RICHARD ANDERSON, the millionaire used car dealer has decided to retire. When asked why he quit work at such an early age he replied, I just couldn't stand taking money from people. CHARLES AUSTAD, the hard-boiled coach of the Blue Bay 3ackers, has just completed his fifth span of coaching professional football. His record for five seasons is 12 wins, no losses, and 48 ties. EVELYN BEREKVAM, the well-known American dress designer, has made public her fashions for 1970. They are the new figured sweaters, tight skirts, and black stockings. GEORGE BERfr, concert tenor for the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, has just conpleted a series of concerts throughtout Europe. He sang command performances for all the noble families of that continent. GALEN DIGGER O' BETSINGER, the friendly undertaker is transferring his business to Siberia. He made the statement, Business is better in those parts. MYRNA BOESE, the famous Western Ballad singer, will make a special appearance at London, England, this month. She will sing her latest recording, Under the Moon, at High Noon, on the Prairie. GLEN BOYNTON, famous ballet dancer will open for a three-week engagement in Paris and then will give a performance in the R.H.S. gym in honor of his old school. VERNON CARLSON, world famous speed driver, has just won the Indianapolis 500. He has now won 1,386 consecutive races with his 1935 Ford. HARRIET COLBENSON has been studing art nder the well-known painter Hans Franz. She is going to began the painting of the faiwuJ Rushford High School after completing her study. ELDON DAHL, a young married farmer and the owner of a 1,000 acre farm, recently became the father of triplet sons. When passing out cigars, he said, Now I can retire in about 15 years. MARILYN DAHL WORTHMUCH, wife of S.S. Worthmuch III, has just been named the best dressed woman in the United States. The reason for her good clothes is the fact that her hustand put a whole department store at her disposal. Senator EVERETT DOLALIE, (R. Minnesota), is being censored for falling asleep during senate sessions. He replied in his own defense, I just got in the habit in social science class in high school. TIANE EBNER has just won the N.J.C. (National Jitterbug Contest). She danced without a break for 32 hours. In this process-she outlasted seven different partners. CYNTHIA EIDE, famous New York society woman, has just been married for the fifth time. After being married to an oilman, an automobile manufacturer, an oriental sheik, and a diamond importer, she settled for a simple down to earth hobo. WESLEY EVENSON, the famous farm crop specialist, has just developed a new type of corn. This new crop may revolutionize farming. It can be grown in just thirty days. ARDEL FEINE and his Thunderbird sports car broke all records in the International Sports Car Race. He is now entertaining huge crowds with his newly organized Ace Hell Drivers. IRENE FEINE, the national president of the F. H. A. will give a speech in the R. H. S. gym on How to Make Homes. ANN FERDEN, lady psycholgist, has become the first person in medical history to psychoanalyze a chimpanzee. When asked her opinion she said, He made a monkey out of me! DONNA FERDEN, the great interior decorator, shows her newest combination of colors and materials at the Waldorf Astoria Cocktail Room in New York City. The ceiling is blue and green with red dots, the walls are brown, and the floor is dirty. CHARLES HALTOM, the famous Hollywood comedian, has just finished another movie. It is entitled, Road to Rushford. SHIRLEY HALVERSON has Just returned from a goodwill tour of Scotland. She is planning a money raising campaign throughout the United States to remodel the immoral Scottish Kilt. DIANE HE LI ELAND, owner of nation wide chain food stores, has just announced that she will sell out her business to anyone who can stand the pressure. EILEEN HIGHUM, head nurse of the Bethsada Naval Hospital, recently nursed the ex-president Eisenhower back to health after a severe case of pneumonia. MADELINE HOWE after years of modeling has just opened her own fashion shop in Paris. Her latest creation is a tight skirt that allows free movement! RUTH JAASTAD, a brilliant woman doctor, has completed her fifth major brain surgery. For her next surgery she will operate on one of the teachers from her former school. 13 (}la4A ‘PiafiAectf ALLEN JERTSON, Hollywood's great movie producer is retiring to his secluded penthouse with his pet turtle, racoon, chipmunk, and Marilyn Monroe for company. MARY KRYZER, millionaire manager of the Kryzer Chain Restaurants, recently installed a soda fountain in a local drugstore. JANE MARKEGARD, Doctor of Political Science, has just finished her thesis on Reorganization of the Federal Reserve Banking System. ORLIE MOGERf radio commentator for the farm news hour, was honored at a banquet in his honor at his home town. ' ADA NEIEON, the famous hair stylist insists on women wearing their hair long. Because , she says, thatSs the way men prefer it. MARILYN OLSTAD, Editor of the New York Times, has just made the announcement that she will revolutionize the newspaper industry. Twenty-five pages of comics and one page of news. JEANETTE OTIS, famous woman scientist has just discovered a new formula for growing hair. This formula will grow hair on billiard balls. But who wants hairy billiard balls. ARLY5SE PETERSON, girl reporter, has Just received an award for helping to clean up the waterfronts in New York and other large ports. She swept the sidewalks, washed windows, etc. GORDON JAIE, super sonic jet pilot, is the first man to reach Mars. On the planet he discovered wierd animal inhabitants. He thereby settled the long conversed question Is there life on Mars. ARLENE RIEGAL, great American actress, is now making a movie in Paris. She has been seen very much lately with the well-known French actor, Monsier Bearett. ROBERT RISIOVE, great ballet dancer, opera singer, and enthusiastic follower of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra has just composed a great new opera entitled, I left ny Heart on the Stable Floor. BETTY SORUM, famed food authority, presented an hour long television show on How to Make an Uninviting Dinner for Unwanted guests. BETTY RONNEBERG, who has been living in Italy with her captain husband, recently visited her parents After being away for four years. JAMES SWENSON, first baseman for the St. Louis Blues, has just won the M.U.P. award.(Most Unvaluable Player) GERALD WARNKEN, a famed chemist, has a new formula for a lifetime car battery. He is now working on a large scale deodorizer for farm buildings. RONALD WARNKEN, Secretary of Agriculture, has proposed a new plan for price support. It is called the Round Deal. THE END 14 FRONT ROW: L to R. Roger Runger, Donald Hovland, Marion Engrav, Kay Jaastad, Sandra Larson, Sandi Williams, Donna Taylor, Janice Tudahl, Charlotte Johnson,and Betty Brervig. ROW 2: Gordon Nelson, Gerald Hovland, Virgil Bjorge, Patricia Engle, Rachel Sandsness, Helen Larson, Marilyn Kenneberg, Harriet Jonsgaard, Valerie Paulson, Katherine Sogla. ROW 3: Jimmy Whitlock, Merle Evenson, Martin Erickson, Donald Anderson,Arlene Wamken, Nancy Jorde, Joanne Boehmke,Joan Erdmann,Maureen Weraager,Marilyn Glenna , Gloria Rustad. ROW 4:Richard Boehmke, David Erdmann,Larry Lange,Danny Corcoran,Allan Dahl,Merlin Dcblar. Jack Rislove,Karl Huseboe,Allen Betten,Wayne Sievers, Gene Olstad, Not shown-Jcfrm Brand JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Janice Tudahl, President, Larry Lang, V, Pres., Sandra Larson, Treas., Kay Jaastad, Sec.,Miss Viardtwell, Mr. Nelson, Advisors. 15 FRONT ROW: L to R. John Wo 11, Harley Johnson, David Julsrud, Mary Ryan, Audrey Highum, Doris Anderson, Donna Woxland, Marilyn Knutson,Shirely Henderson,Dorothy Larson, Shirley Quartan. ROW 2: Ordell Ellifson.Curtis Rustad, Ronald Berekvan, Shirely Wermager, Janice Olstad, Marlene Nelson, Marilyn Oian, Donna Eide,Arlene Meyer, Barbara Cordes, Rose Dvorak, Larry Loken. ROW 3: Douglas Boyum, Nancy Hammer,Mary Overby,Diana Anderson,Lillian Luhmann,Lynda Erickson, Elnora Eggert, Marcella Boehmke, Vionne Nelson, Patricia Whitlock, Janet Medhaug, Dale Erdmann. ROW 4: Paul Langstaff. Roberta Betz. Kathleen Niggle, Margaret Jensen. Sigurd Jaastad. Donald Stephans. Ronald Berg. No a. J t Jorde. ne Betsinger. Henry Kleist. NOT SHOWN: Rebecca Jaastad. Harold Johnson, and Wanda Peterson. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Gene Betsinger, President, Ronald Berg, 7. Pres , Nancy Hammer TreasRoberta Betz, Secretary, Mr Ruf, Mr Cleland, Adrlsors 16 FRONT B.Ck.: L to R. Sonja Kagellsen, Shirley Nelson, Janice Johnson, Merlin Bratberg, Maynard Rustad, Kenneth Eoemke, Edwin Hellerud,Arthur Kleinst,Janice Lerol, Elizabeth Hatleli. ROl• 2: Charles Boernke, Morris Kinneberg, Ruby Jahr, Carmen Walker, Bonnie Engrav, Marilyn Fenny, Randi Held, Maurine uale,Audrey iialvorson, Pat Leuchtenberg, ROW 3: Curtis Bartelson, Gail Boyun, Joanne Dahle, Romona Olstad, 3arbara Heiden, Carolyn Solfcerg, Margaret Markegaard, Jean Karin, Rebecca McDaniel, Nancy Miller, Edith Betten. RCW 4: Donald Hoegh, Michael Hellerud, Richard Ebner, Dale Rustad, Elvin Paulson, Danny Heiden, David Rislove, David Laffrenzen, Gordoh Torgerud, Stanley Larsen. NOT PICTURED: John Doblar, Lyle Erdnan, and Roger Ronnenberg. FRESHMAN OFFICERS PRES. Joanne Dahle,V. PRES. Nancy Miller SEC. CaJ r.en Walker, TREAS. Donald Hoegh, ADVISORS: Mr. J. Dllley, Mr. W. Miller. n FRO’.T ROW: L. TO R.: Mr. R. Keller, Milton Tudahl, Jerry Johnson, Gary Woxland, Merlin Hanson, Gerald Bakke, Robert Dahl, Rees Johnson, Thonas Rollafson, Dennis Knutson, Mrs. M. Bverson. ROW 2: Joan Leuchtenberg, Sharon Runger, Pauline Peterson, Kathy Berg, Marjo Hovland, Bethy Morken, Audrey Gaustad, Martha Ryan, Elizabeth Sandsness, Jean Olness; ROW 3: David Forsythe, Arvid Jonsgaard, Stanley Side, Ross Iverson, Charles Pfeifer, David Stephans, Gary Betsinger, Leon iuarve, Janel Solberg. RCW b-; Darrell Kundorf, Martin Nelson, John Srdnan, Glenn Bratberg, Cortland Humble, Lee Loerch. NOT PICTUR'D: Jerry Johnson, Terry Walker, Tommy Walker, and Carol Hayden. FRONT RCW: L to R. Mr. D. Sweeny,Gloria Kostvold,George Colbenson,Carroll Tudahl, Helen Ilatleli, Robert Stephans, Jean Ffiefer, Lela Y.'ermager, Gary Jonsgaard, 1‘yron Larson, Darrell Highum, Mr, R. Wells. ROM 2: Eecky Vilse, Janice Kinneberg, Donald Maren, Philip Frinzing,Gordon Bakkum, Janice Meyer,Laurel Peterson, Gayle Iverson, Maureen Manion,Carol Poso. ROW 3: Robert 3rickson,3verett Jorde,Beverly Stensgard, Margie Haugen, lone Heiden, Luanne Lnderson, Roger Nelson, Merlin Lukkason,Douglas Thompson, Noel Larson. FRO T ROW: Daniel Woxla ml,Larry Dahl william Peterson,Dennis Hatleii.Rollie Jested, Wilbert Jonspaard, .ayne Rasmussan,Elaine Glenna,Yvonne Knutson,Carol Jahr,Roberta Parr; . ROW 2: Floyd McDaniel,O rry Colbenson.Donna Sennes.Corrine Jensen,John reterson, Diane .'Stephen,Diane Hatlevig, baron Kinneberg,LaVerne Nelson,Larry Hundorf,Stephen Woxland. ROW 3: Dennis Peterson.Doan Rentmeester,Stepven Johnson, -hilit Rislcve,Allen Cordes,Kenneth Bakkum.Duane Johnson,Ilene Ru3tad,Vicki Held,Sandra Petsinger,Edith Hanlon. Raw U: Carrol Hill,James Jensen,Marlys StensgarrV'ary Ann Culhane,Margo Hoegh, Jayne Meyer,Rollie Du bs,Claire fisted,Karen Evenson.Gary Fer en,David Scattur. Teecl rs: y.iss R. Jornson and Miss H. Hahn FRONT ROW-.Carolyn Paulson, Rachel Harkegnrd,Dennis Rislove,Theodore Robert on, Norman Meyer,Gary Hovland,Dennis Johnson, nnis '.vestty,P.oy Loken,Robert 3akke,R0 . 2:David Hovlend,Jackie Mann,William Colhenson,Robert Jonsgaard,charon ’Whitlock,Sharon Kelly, Kathleen MiHer,Bonnie Anderson.Barbara Langstaff,°onnie Peterson,Lorraine Gaustad, ROW 3:Sharon Juarve,Virgina Gwilt.Lois eine,Patricia Tudahl,Wayne Rustad,Roger reterson,Ieonard Kopperud,Douglas Johnson,Thomas Leucbtenherg,Jimmy Berekvair.,ROW U: John Hoegh,Randy Luke,Shirley Bakke,Carol Betz,Sarah Larson,Sharon Veir,Cheryl Bunke,Carrie Kill,Glen Pakken.Verdayne Jorde. T- ACKERS: Miss. Holmes and Miss. Johnson ?occU tfaute FRONT ROW: Bruce Hovland, Jerry Dahl, Richard Dahl,Alice Bakkum.Mary Rollefson,Rebecca Tudahl, Jean Fogal, Rodney Woxland, Diane Eerekvam, Dennis Rasmussen, Jerry Rasmussen, ROW 2: Jene Mossing, Dianne Tudahl, Gayle Highum, Joan Pighum, Margo Dubbs, Michael Colbenson,Patricia Lerol,Linnette Jorde,Fancy Kopperud,Ann Fenney,Arther Bakkum RCW 3: Wayne Lukkason, Corrine Ekem, Karen Holger, Noreen Holger, Elaine Petersen, ? ichael Barry, Eldon Jonsgaard,Allan Larson,Robert Karin, John Ryan,Gary Boyum, RCW U: Michael Damir.en, Frank Daniels, Richard Rustad, Barry Engrav, Ruth Westty, Linda Bratberg, Kary Taylor, Patricia Bunke, Lou Ann Peterson. Teachers: Mrs. Iverson and Mrs, Kack. 19 rtO.V: Gloria Bublitz, Wayne Woxland, Thoms Woxland, Dennis iioel, Dennis oken, Steven ret son, Ordell Jacobson, Lorraine Johnson, Joan Ann Frisvold, R0-’ 2: Nancy Iverson, 3etty Kopperud, Patricia Kelly, Kay Highum, Sandra Otis, Lola Peterson, ..ancy Post, Craig Johnson, Stephen Manion, Ronald Peterson, Joey Barry. ROW 3: David Larson, Steven Sc ttum, Milford Paulson, Vernon Larson, Terry Benson, Suzanne Peterson, Elaine Lea, Patricia Rislove, Lana Postvold, R:W U: Jeanne Purross, Paul Engrav. Thomas Overland, Dale Peine, ’ommy Culhane, Luanne Burke, Sharon Meyer, Roger Kjos. Teachers: Mrs. M. Iverson and Miss D. Rice. FRONT RCW: L.to K. Marilyn Jam , Julie Anne Iverson, Lila Jean Meyer, Faula Colfcenson, Marlene Larson, Barbara Olness, Sheila Benson, Karen Dahl, Leon Helleland, varion Brand, Gale Rasmussen, Lois Anderson, Lyle Anderson, Vernon Bunke. RCW 2: Lyle Rustad, Terry Roberton, Kent Jacobson, Richard Rasmussen, Anita Tudahl, Marsha Boyum, Annette Moran, Joanne Baker, Margaret Bartelson, Elaine Rustad, Corrine Shipstead, Douglas Rislove, James Highum, Dennis Ellefson. RCW 3: Wayne Johnson, Terrance Westby, Royce Walker, John Kinneberg, Gerald Fogal, Lyle Swenningson, Larry Hovland, Gary Johnson, Mark Loerch, Douglas Humble, Patricia Feine, Beverly Meyer, Walter Brand. RCW Jeffrey Hoiland, Sandra Anderson, Lon Feterson, Randall Himlie, Rexford Manion, Sybil Petz, Naomi Julsrud, Dennis Fee, Dale Olstad, Patricia Hatlevig, Curtis Bakke, Edmer Sandsness. TEACHERS: Mrs. 0. Mann and Miss R. Laumb Ardell Lee.Merrie Sue Pubbs.Kathy Relson.LeRoy Humble,Scott Johnson, Row 2: laine Jacobson,Davis Rislove, Joyce Bo liman,Phil in Darnmen, Billie Jear. Kelly, Marian Mellen,Sandra Buhlitz,Ruth Ann Rifle,Philin Holland, Boss Jacabeon, Tommy Fakler, Row 3: l arcia Feine,David Folger, Anita LaFleur.Raymond HI 11,Robert Brand, Herbert Moor.Jeralfl Hallum,Larry Peflersen,Thomas Burke, Betty Stensgerd, Mary Chirstonherson. Row Patricia Vining,Barbara Lea,Darien Peterson, Dennis Branfl.Glen Koprerufl.Pamela Frisvold,Joan Kahoun.Kent Feurhelm, Alan Coblenson, Gerald Agrinson, Peter Skaalen. TRaCHRRS: Mrs. N. Parish and Mrs. D. Carlson 20 CONCEPT BAND FRONT FOV L. to F.: K. Jaa3tad, N. Jorde, J. Boehmke, A. Fiegel, M. Jensen, T. Pollefson, M. Engrav, H. Larson, A. Peterson, N. Miller, J. Medhaug. ROW 2: M. Olstad, P. Qigle,D. Ferden, I. Felne, M. Klnneberg, F. Held, C. Walker, L. Erickson, S. Henderson, R. Betz, S.Larson, G. Olstad, C. Austad, E. Hlghun, M. Glenna, G. Rustad. ROW Ji M. Quale, P. McDaniels, G.Boyun, M. Markegard, P. Leutchenberg, M. Wermager, M. Kryzer, D. Stefans, F. Jahr, M. Overby, C. Pustad, S. Jaastad, M. Ryan, A. Ferden, K. Niggle, D. Highua, E. Jorde, J. Olstad. ROW 4: J. Leuchtenberg, B. Morken, S. Runger, R. Olstad, B. Hatlell, D. Pustad, B. Engrav,N.Klnneberg, A. Highua, H. Colbenson, D. Julsrud, Mr. Dllley, M. Boese, P. Langstaff, G. Torgerud, P. Berg. MARCHING BAND a DRUM MAJORETTES PIANIST: S.Larson. FRONT ROW L to R: B.Brevig, N.Hamer, M.Dahl, E.Berekvan, R.Jaastad, S.Magellson, M.Howe, S.Williams, K.Oian, S.Nelson, B.Sngrav, M. Harkegard, K.penny, B.Hatleli, M.Knutson, D.Larson, P.Leutchenberg.Miss R. Groebner. ROW 2: C. Johnson, D.Taylor, G. Boyum, R.Jahr, A.Highum, C.Walker. G. Rust ad, 3.Henderson, J.Tudahl, J. Johnson, H.Oolbenson,K.Wermager,R.I'fcDarneL, R. Held, M.; uale, A.Keyer, H.Sngrav, B.Sorum. ROW 3: C.Eide.K.Kryzer.J. Marin, M.Ryan, P.Whitlock, L.Erickson, E.Hggert, J.Otis, M.Glenna.K.Jaastad.VMelsoi R.Betz, D.Perden, P.Engel, J.Kedhaug, K.Overby, D.Woxland. ROW L: N.Jorde, A. Warnken , R.Sandsness, S.Wermager, J.Oahle, N.Miller, J. Olstad.D.Ebne r, ••Jensen, K.Niggle, E.tiighum, K.Boese, K.Boeh.nke, J.Jorde,A.Peterson, AJilegeL, J.Boehmke, B.Heiden, R.Olstad, H.Larson, I.Feine. FRONT ROW L to R: S.Larson, G. Berg, J.Woll, D.Julsrud. D.Rustad, M.Rustad, C. Heiden, Miss Groebner. ROW 2: D. Stephans, K.Huseboe, C.Rustad.C.Austad, 5. Jaastad, L.Lange, D.Corcoran. ROW 3: B.Boynton, V.Carlson, G. Olstad, W. Seivers, R. Berg, J. Swenson, G. Torgerud. FRONT ROW L to R: Kathy Berg, Gals Iverson, Maureen Manion, Jean Pfeifer, Helen Hatleli, Sharon Runger,Joan Leuchtenberg,Dorothy Roppe,Miss Groebner, Raw 2: Elizabeth Sandsness, Martha Ryan,Elizabeth Morkan,Laurel Peterson, Lela Wermag r, Becky Vitse, Sharon Kinneberg, Margie Haugen, Carol Post, ROW 3: Cortland Humble, Lee Loerch,Charles Pfeifer,Thomas Rollefson,Gary, Woxland, Douglas Thompson, Noel Larsen, Robert Stephans,Roger Nelson, and Myron Larsen. fifi sorn Arlene Reigel, Joanne Boehmke, Jeanette Otis, Ruth A. Jaastad, Evelyn Berekvam, Marilyn Glenna Janice Johnson, Bonnie Engrav, Marilyn Fenny, Ruby Jahr, Nancy Miller, Becky McDaniels George Berg, Janice Tudahl, Marilyn Glenna, Dale Rustad, Jeanette Otis, Donald Stephans 25 rrtONT ROW KNEELING: Dave Julsrud, Gordon Torgerude, Charles Pfeifer, Mgrs. RCW 2: Mr. Keller, Geo. Berg, Gordon Quale, Glen Boynton, Virgil Bjorge, Orlie Moger, Everett Dolalie, Charles Austad, Galen Betsinger, Mr. Wells. ROW 3: Jim Whitlock,Don Anderson,Allen Betten, Ronald Berg,Martin Erickson, Don Stephans, Paul Langstaff, Doug Boyum, Wayne Seivers; ROW 4: Dan Heiden, Dave Laffrenzen, Richard Boemke, Dave Forsythe,Dave Rislove,Curtiss Rustad, Sigurd Jaastad, Lee Leorch, Don Hoegh, Merlin Doblar. 1954 RUSHFOFD 6 RUSHFORD 0 HOUSTON 18 SPRING GPOVE 6 PUSHFORD 25 PUSHFORD 0 RUSHFOFD 14 RUSHFORD 0 FUSHFOFD 18 CANTON 7 CALEDONIA 19 MABEL 19 VYKOFF 19 HARMONY 26 THE QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS NAMED____ CRCTOJING AND THE DANCE A COLORFUL PARADE K. BERG, C. WALKER, R. JAHR (fawjUcui u J. MEDHAUG, D. FERDEN, A. PETERSON Dave Laffrenzen,Gene Olstad,Vernon Carlson, Dave Rislove, Jim Swenson, Karl Huseboe, Allen Jertson, George Berg, Gordon Quale,Charles Austad, Edwin Hellerud. COACH. Mr. R. Keller; Manager, Galen Betsinger. RUSHFORD b6 THE RECORD 195 -1955 HOUSTON Uk RUSHFORD MABEL 69 % RUSHFORD 57 CALEDONIA 53 t(jp s 9 RUSHFORD 53 PETERSON kQ 60 BUSHFOKD %  -Si RUSHFORD 6? PRESTON 58 RUSHFORD LANESBORo g Ulv 51 ’gSf 60 stcbsi FRONT ROW L to R: Mr. R u ,, D. Julsrud, J. Well, R Rislove- R- Ber8 D- H°egh, r C. Rustad a ? ?ahl: BACK R0W: D Stephans, L. Lo, Tol.gerud, ' Felne- D. Heiden, 0. Ellefson, H. Joh - C. H ble FRONT ROW: L to R: L. Loerch, G. Quale, D. Laffrenzen, C. Austad, D. Stephans, M.Erickson; RCW 2: C. Humble, G. Olstad, G. Boynton, J. Swenson, M. Doblar, D. Rislove, D. Erdman; ROW 3: T.Rollefson, D. Julsrud, W.Hellerud, G.Bratberg, R.Boehmke, R.Rislove, J.Woll, R. Johnson. , FRONT ROW L to R: Mr. R. Wells, R. Runger, C. Austad, D. Stephans, • M. Erickson, G. Berg; BACK ROW: G. Quale, J. Swenson, M. Dolalie, D. Hoegh, R. Berg. FRONT ROW L to R: Mr. R. Wells, G.Quale, C. Austad, V. Carlson, D. Stephans, D. Julsrud. C. Pheifer, 0. Moger, D. Laffrenzen, G. Berg; ROW 2: W. Seivers, J. Swenson, L. Loerch, G. Torgerude, M. Erickson, L. Lange, £. Dolalie, E. Hellerud, J. Whitlock, R. Rislove, G. Betsinger; RCW 3: R. Anderson, M. Doblar, V. Bjorge, G. Boynton, D. Boyum, R. Berg, G. Betsinger, D. Hoegh, D. Anderson, A. Betten .eUesutteH crioH 1 V !m; PASS ATTEMPT TOILED LOOKS LIKE TROUBLE STOPPED—NO GAIN QUALE SHOOTS TWO REBOUND-S WENS ON,STEPHANS.QUALE SWENSON BERG ON FAST BREAK TUMBLING FRONT ROW: L to R: B. Vitse, G. Rostvald, J. Leuchtenberg, S. Runger, J. Pfiefer, M. Quale, K. Berg. ROW 2: J. Kinneberg, R. Jahr, C. Walker, H. Colbenson, G. Iverson, K. Haugen, Mrs. Sverson. ROW 3: M. Olstad, J. Olstad, P. Leuchtenberg, B. Korken, M. Hovland, M. Ryan, E. Sandsness, C. Post. ROW 4: D. Eide, M. Overby, S. Wermager, J. Medhaug, R.McDaniel, N. Miller, A. Gaustad. FRONT ROW: L. to R.G.Rostvold,J.Phieffer,H.Colbenson,G.Iverson,C.Eide,Haugen, B. Vitse.B.Stensgaurd,S.Runger,J. Luechthenburg.L. Wermager, Mrs. Everson ROW 2: A.Highum, M. Dahl, K. Berg, J. Olstad, B. Morken, D.Taylor, K. Jaastad G. Boyum, R. Hela.P. luechthenberg, C. Post.M. Hovland, V. Olstad, D. Ferden, P.OW 3? R. Betz,K.Niggle,M. Howe, M. Overby, M. Jensen,S. Wemager.J. Medhaug, M. Wermager, D. Anderson, D. Eide, D. A nderson, D. Woxlana, S. Henderson L. Erickson, . Nelson,. ROW k: D. Ebner, N. Jorde, P. Engel, B. Heiden, R. Cl3tad, I. Peine, B. McDaniels, N. Miller, A. Gaustad, M. Ryan, E. Highum, R. Jaastad, D. Helleland. A. Peterson. FRONT ROW: L. to R.A. Wardwell, J. Johnson, J. Tudahl, P. Leuchten-berg,J. Otis, B. Sorum,C. Eide, M. Quale,S. Magellsen, J. Lerol,ROW 2: A.Halverson, I. Feine, B. Brevis, M. Kryzer, M.Fenny, A. Nelson, J. Dahle, S.Halverson, J. Markegard, RCW 3: C. Solberg, A. Warnken, J. Erdman, R. Dvorak, A. Meyer, M. Markegard, D. Eide, D. Anderson, 3 Ronnenberg. ROW M« Boehmke, E. Eggert, B. Cordes, B. Boyum, R. McDaniels, N Miller, E. etten, L. Luhmann, D. Anderson, N. Pruka, J. Jorde. poctune 4 ne cca Putunc Pcvunen FRONT ROW: L. to R. Mr. Ruf, 0 Ko er, M. Doblar, D. Erdrean, R. Warnken, A, Dahl, E. Dololie, D. Corcoran. ROW 2: M. Fratberg, C. Boehmke, E. Paulson, D. Rustad, L. Loken, H. Johnson , D. Erdman, M. Rustad. ROW j: V. Bjorde, C. Rustad , K. Boehmke, A. Kleist, E. Bartelson, R. Anderson, A. Feine, S. Larson, R. Rislove. ROW D. Anderson, E. Dahl, A. Betten, D. Heiden, W. Sievers, G. Eoynton , W. Evenson. CAST R ad’ ?°lbenson A Nelson, G. Berg, A. Riegel, E. Highum, V. Carlson . warden, J. Swenson, A. Jertson, A. Ferden, A. Peterson, J. Otis, M. Olstad Kay Jaastad, Ann Ferden, Charles Austad, Donna Taylor, Gene Olstad, Betty Hatleli, Larry Lange, Jane Markegard, Donna Ferden, Marilyn Olstad, Gordon Quale, Ruth Jaastad, Karl Huseboe, Donald Stephens, Maurine Quale, Kathy Berg, Nancy Miller, Barbara Heiden, Janice Olstad, Pat Fngel, RamonaClsiad, Gloria Rustad, Joanne Boehrke, Arlene Riegel, Cynthia Fide. '•THE LONG STAY CUT SHORT ONE ACT PLAY - SPEECH CONTEST Sta RIPPLES ?4 utual Sta THE VALLEY LEGEND EDITORS: M. OLSTAU; ASSISTANT EDITOR: K. Jaastad; GRADE REPORTER: D. Ferden, SENIOR REPORTERS: A. Peterson, and R. Jaastad, H. Colbenson, EXCHANGE EDITOR: A. Highum. SPORTS: C. Austad, G. Quale, R. Berg. STUDENT COUNCIL: J. Boehmke. MUSIC REPORTER: N. Jorde. GAA: D. Ebner. FFA: 0. Moger. FHA: J. Otis. ADVISOR: Mr. L. Cleland CO-EDITORS: A. Reigel, C. Austad. ARTISTS: H. Colbenson, A. Nelson. SALES MANAGER: G. Berg. BUSINESS MANAGER: M. A. Kryzer. PICTURES: B. Sorum, C. Eide. PROPHESY: K. Dahl. G. Quale, G. Betsinger. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: R. A. Jaastad, Diane Ebner OTHERS PICTURED: Identification, Typists. 34 R. Waraken, A. Jertson, R. Rislove, 0. Koger, G.Varoken, K.Wermager, J. Tudahl, N.Jorde, C. Johnson, G.Rustad, S.Larson, K.Jaastad,C.Austad, H. Colbenson, C. Eide, B. Sorum, K. Sogla, J. Erdmann, V.Paulson, H. Jonsgard, K.Engrav, M.Doblar, D.Helieland, S.Halverson, J.Otis, K, Howe, E.Berekvam, R.Jaastad, B.Brevig, J.Karkegard, H.Larson, D. Taylor, P.Engel, I.Feine, K.Dahl, A.Peterson, D.Ferden.M.Olstad, E. Highum, B. Ronnenberg, R.Sandsness, M.Glenna, J.Boehmke, D.Ebner, V.Boese, A.Reigel, A. Nelson, A.Vamken, B. Cordes, R. Dvorak. Sc uwt “Patnoi FRONT ROW L to R: H Tudahl, G. Woxland, M. Hanson, G. Bakke, C. Pheipfer, T. Rollofson, Mr. Miller, ROW 2: R. Johnson, R. Dahl, S. Eide, G. Betsinger, D. Stephens, L. uarve; ROW 3: A. Jonsgaard, D. Forsythe, C. Humble, L. Loerch, G. Bratsburg. (tyutcluU noon lunches? ScAwd RBTO4BER. THOSE BUS RIDES? 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