Sauk Rapids High School - Sarahi Yearbook (Sauk Rapids, MN)

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N .fn Q- ww Almw Ill-if up riglng Sciircrl-A-Harold Cruser, Allred Gralvinslii, Marilyn QiLlZClIC. Kathy l'lLHlL'lWI'lIlli, Dim llill .un Xl.irx' Krippiicr. Srairiiliiig- 'AlL1l'.lJ,ill'Cf Hockcrt, Maureen Conrail, Allwin Haizllmnsim, Bill C..urns, Ulla-ll lnciicri, llitsy llclicimw. .mil Alocllc lflccgcl. elim ll-li in riglir: Sciircrl-Vlcriri Nicrengarten, David Patton, Duane Lcmmcrmgm, Duniilll Lciicrs. .li-i'i'y Pixitr, rim M.ii'ilyi1 iXclsimii. Sriimliiilu---Gloria Pctron, Ed Maier, joe Peopping, David Oltz, Iillwiml Lirsiwii, imil Hurry Lon-r. fx -in 'U' ?' rv 'I' --My Page 74l1'6'Ilfj'-FUIII'

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3 1 4 Y N, Mem l . ' s , f x if 11? Lett ro right: Seutetlgliolw Brunner, Don Braun, Gordy Axel, Lloyd Anderson, and Cecil Ackerson, Standing--llloytl Anderson, Mary lillen Benoit, Betty Barthelemy, Anna Marie Bohm, Dale Briese. CLASS HISTORY fContinuedJ of Being Earnestfl Kathy Honebrink as Lady Bracknell brought her voice up one full octave for the occasion, while John Sandquist and Leonard Skeate were to be found on bended knee several times during the comical per- formance. The play was directed by Mrs. Phyl- lis Williams and D. P. Ciochetto. We staged a magazine drive in October which turned out to be moderately successful. We also found among our ranks many stars in the athletic field. The football season called 12 juniors to be teamed with the remainder of the 23 reporting. Vern Tracy even found a place on the All-Conference eleven as a guard. In basketball also, we find four of the top ten as juniors, two of these regular start- ers. We placed seven on the B squad. After the regular season was over, our classmate cagers passed the time away by taking the class intramurals. And of course, in the spring, some of the boys' fancies turned to thoughts of-baseball and track. Our junior officers were: Don Hill, presi- dent Duane Lemmerman, vice president: Betty Lezer, secretary, and Joyce Yozamp, treasurer. We started something new at our school by electing Donna Thompson to attend Girl's State, which is just like it sounds-to promote good government, sponsored by the Womenls Auxiliary of the American Legion. We paid our social debts to the seniors in the form of the Spring formal prom, held on May 13, 1949. It was Aye, aye, sir, and All Aboard as the auditorium was all dressed up like a ship liner. Such is our past history. With such a splendid record, we feel safe and confident as we face our senior year. Page Tzwerlty-Three

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Alwvc--l.cfr to right: Sealrcll-.Iolm Salmlquist, Erv Starr, Arthur Starr, jim Smulnik, mul llmmlll SIUI'li1lI11lW. Smml- ingf-jcrry Sovu, Le.-ormnl Sk:-mc, Betty Skuzn, Arlys SL'l1CCl,VlTQ.1ll SQ-ilur,41nll KL'IlI1L'Il1SIllal.lI1SlQl. Below 7-LL-fr rn right: Scurerl--Joyce Yozump, Vern Trufy, Don Rccllsrrom, ML-rlvn Rulwcrg, nnll lYl.ll'jl.lfCf Rcgim-lx. Shllhlllljl-gl.UI'flllI1C Tgulych, RQIIIIKJIILI Rcllcr, Lconurll R0g0:'l1cslu:, Lloyd Rosa, -lnclcic Rulwrrs,.1ml Dulorcs Rin-.lcm1m. .-on av 4? N. ww Nui' Pagv ,I4l4'L'Ilfj Fil't'