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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1951 volume:

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We, of the Sarahi staff, wish it known that any successes we may have achieved with this record of our high school days are due in no small part to Mr. Bohm, whose constant cooperation and ready appreciation were the prop and spur to all our efforts 2 3 3 53 llalilii me 'vnu-'Q Four years ago, against odds that can-be appreciated only by those who have surmounted them, Carolyn Slcoog and Marv Blaslte flower rightj brought out the Hrst issue of the SARAHI with Carolyn accomplishing the titanic task of assembling the book, and .Xlarv tak- ing care of the finances. The next year, Mary lfllen Kardash and Phyllis Reincrt qtop left and rightj divided the editorial chores and added the padded cover. Last year, editor jean Nierengarten flower lefty introduced a number of innovations, giving a fresh appeal to the book and opening the way for more experimentation. With such precedents as our model, the 1951 staff, headed by Mary Ann Germann Cleft centerj has at- tempted something truly different, it is the hope of the staff that you will regard your l95l SARAI-ll as the best of them all. X? lg: f 1' K PQ- f 5, ' ff-2 I L' 9'-5' 1 A - - E Q, I I I f,u0vQl4 JMWWLAJWWQ f 7,,q,c.4!- WALJGQQZQ. WWWWWM ffw-,wAMb4MA1f J 'ZM'7 MMWMMM- Qnvmpwwvii igfffd Mwgwfwg WZ? Boanrcl o F Eclvca-lion President Vice P1'CSiLlCf1f OSCAR KRIICG RUDOLPH NELSON Secretary Superintendent of Schools Treasurer ICD SALK K. L. IIALYORSON ERNEST SODERGREN Director Director DAVID S.-XNDQUIST DON BL,-XUKR These are the men who have helped us accomplish some of the goals for which wc have strived. KVithout their help and uncensing effort many worth while things could not have been accomplished. 6 KENNETH L. HALYORSON SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS By his earnest labor and untiring efforts, Klr. Halvorson, who had occupied the position of Superintendent of the Sauk Rapids schools for 9 years, has won the respect and admiration of all the students, faculty, and towns people. 3 l NIR. TED BOHM MISS TEASEL KENNEDX' High School Principal Grade and jr. High Principal f Fuulf Mrs. lClainc Baldcr Miss Monica Misho Primary jr. High English as Miss lfcrn Dahlbloom S M Miss Mollie Perlowski First Grade 5 Hist .... Library I' as J' Miss Harriet Iipple '-'- ' Mrs. Thora Rhoda Fourth Grade W Music . . . Science J Mrs. LuVern Hartcl Mrs. Dorothea Szulerecke Third Grade Sixth Grade Miss Tcascl Kennedy Miss Lorraine Voller jr. High Prin .... Math. Second Grade 53 an Xliss Lois Kessler G79 -. A 5l'- Q A Miss ,loYcc Wvicst lfifth Grade , Z -an ,..- L wk Kindergarten Miss Eva Allen Commercial K 1 St. Cloud Teachers College A he Mr. Richard Ashley 1 4 Q Science . . . Math. if I K g Winona State Teachers College ' Q A ,ini ' ' ' if V , University of Mmnesota . I 1 ,.,,v .Q f T2 lljei f . Mr. William Bense ' 1,'535f3w X Music s e m i S A at 1 St. Cloud Teachers College MMM 5. Y WM. i A , V. W M -e: .11-,fs - .. F N A V Mr. Norman Braton - L Shop C St. Cloud Teachers College Q ,g fi W N P K, '. if :-- 2 Z it 7 3 Mr. D. P. Ciochetto English . . . History University of Minnesota St. Cloud Teachers College zf7wwxwwraweacl a,cv LTY Mr. Jack Conley History . . . Phy. Ed. St. Cloud Teachers College Miss Elizabeth Falconer English . . . Social Augsburg St. Cloud Teachers College Miss Shirley Krantz Home Ec .... Phy. Ed, University of Minnesota Mr. Sam Malkovitch Commercial St. Cloud Teachers College Greely CColo.D State Teachers College Mr. Kermit XVinslow Ind. Arts St. Cloud Teachers College viencls---u Secretary to the Superinremleut, Xliss Coleen bluel, is one of the lwehiml-scenes workers who are 'f responsible fm' the efficiency of 21 XYCll-l'llll selioul. Her u'm'k like that of Herb l'Shine Keelu' and Fred l,esse, ianirors at the High School and Russell school, respec- tively, is always best ulien least conspicuous. if ,f P9 1 ifglq ...Aj ug. 4. G Arlene Scnpnnski Alice Kath Beverly Gosswillcr Lloyd Keehr 751 ali 'IS WN. 'tx NN :ggi Ji VALEDICTORIAN Delrose Bergstrasser 'W 'Al' SALUTATORIAN Marjean XVippich Mary Ann Germann SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: PRESIDENT, Lloyd Keehrg VICE-PRESIDENT, lllarjean IVippichg SEC RETARY, Delrose Bergstrasserg TREASURER, Alice Kath I2 BERNICE ANN BROMENSCHENKEL F.H.A. 3, 4, Camera Club 3 F.T.A. 4, Glee Club 1, Home: coming 3, 4, Prom 3, 4. DARLENE LOUISE BUSSE Pussy Camera Club 4, Glee Club l, 2, Homecoming 4, Prom 4. CLAYTON LE ROY. CARINS ROBERT ROSS BUSSE HB0b7! Sauraphian 4, Homecoming 4, Prom 4. BONNIE LAUREL CASE Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Valentine Queen 1, Queen Attendant 2, Home- coming Queen Candidate 4, jr. Class Play, Homecoming 3, 4, SARAHI Business Mgr. 4, Press Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council Pres. 1, Student Council 4, Class Pres. 2, Band Pres. 4, F.H.A. Vice Pres. 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, One-Act Plav 4, Sextet 1, 2, 3. ' LLOYD WILLIS ABRAHAM uAbev DELROSE MARGARET BERGSTRASER KKDel77 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Graduation Ush- er 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Debate 3, F.H.A. 3, 4, F.H.A. President 4, Homecoming 3, 4, Prom 3, 4, Pageant 1, Asst. Ed. SARAHI 3, Rep. to Girls' State 3, Press Club 3. ARLENE HENRIETTA ADAMS Camera Club 3, Homecom- ing 3, Prom 3 ELIZABETH MARIE BLATTNER KlBetty!5 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Camera Club 3, Press Club 1, Prom 3, 4, Home- coming 3, 4. GERALD EDMUND BROMENSCHENKEL HGerry79 Camera Club 4, Debate 4, Homecoming 3, 4, Prom 4. l DELORES ANN ESSELMAN PATRICIA ANN GORECKI csPat97 Glee Club 13 Band 13 One- Act Play 23 Homecoming 43 Prom 3, 43 SARAHI Candy Salesman 4. MARY ANN GERMANN l'ButclJ SARAHI Ed. 43 Press Club 1, 2, 33 Graduation Usher 3g Debate 33 One-Act Play 2g Homecoming 3, 4g Prom 3, 43 Vice Pres. 13 Glee Club 1, 23 Sauraphian Asst. Ed. 3 3 Cheer- leader 3, 4g Student Council 13 Pageant 1. BEVERLY ANN GOSSXVILLER Bev Band 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 4g Mixed Chorus 43 Mixed En- semble 43 Prom 3, 43 Home- coming 43 Debate 3, 43 F. H. A. 3, 4g F. T. A. 43 Pageant 13 Camera Club 33 Press Club 3, 4. MARLENI2 THEOLINE GOSSVVILLER Band 1, 23 Glee Club lg De- bate 33 I-'.H.A. 43 Prom 3, 43 ELMER FRANK GOTTWALT Homecoming 3, 4. Homecoming 4g Press Club 3. A GERALD EDGAR GRAVES 77 REINHARD HAROLD HOAGLAND Buster Homecoming 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Home- LYNN GILBERT KARDELL Gilbert Track 2, 3. 4. coming 3, 43 Prom 3, 43 Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice Pres. Student Council 4g In- tramurals 3. i g. is ALICE JUNE KATH HAI!! Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Treas. Band 43 Pep Band 3, 43 Brass Quar- tet 33 Glee Club 1, 3, 43 Pres. Glee Club 43 Vice Pres. 33 Secretary 4g jr. Class Play3 One-Act Play 23 Prom 3, 43 Homecoming 43 F. T. A. 4g Mixed Chorus 4. 53, x sg SHIRLEY MAE KOSLOSKE Skid Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Homecom- ing Queen, Student Coun- cil 1, SARAHI 4, Prom 3, 4, Homecoming 3, jr. Class Play, Sec.-Treas. Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Press Club 4. DELROY JAMES LEYK Grumpy ELEANOR MARY LEZER HAP! Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Home- coming Queen Candidate 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Jr. Class Play, Cheerleader 3, 4, Grad- uation Usher 3, Press Club l, One-Act Play 2, Prom 3, 4. MAYNARD LOUIS LEYK uloen Intramurals 4, Homecoming 4, jr. Class Play, Prom 3, 4. MELVIN MARTIN LOVITZ lCYub77 Homecoming 3, 4. LLOYD HERBERT KEEHR Shine Ir. Class Pres. 4, Sec. 3, Student Council 4, Sarahi 4, Home- coming 3, 4, One-Act Play 2, Prom 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4. LEONA CAROL KOEPP Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Class Play 3, 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Prom 3,4, Home- coming Queen Attendant 3, Student Council 3, Pres. I. DUANE DONALD KNAFLA Duke Intramurals 3, 4, Prom 3, 4, Press Club 4, Homecoming 4. JO ANN VIVIAN KOSLOSKE Chubby Band 1, 2, Glee Club 1, jr Class Play, Homecoming 3 4, Prom 3, 4, Press Club 3. BETTY MARIE KUTZORIK lVoody Band l, Z, Glee Club 1, jr Class Play, Homecoming 3 One-Act Play 2. 1 u 4, Prom 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, ma VERA GLORIA PILANTZ Toon Glce Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Debate 3, 4, Cam- era Club 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Press Club l, 2, 3, One-Act Play 2, Prom 3, 4, Homecom- ing 3, 4. DELORES MARIE REBERG Babe Glce Club l, 2, Press Club 1, jr. Class Play, Prom 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, Graduation Ush- cr 3, Homecoming 4, One- Act Play 2. JAMES ARTHUR BOBAK lim P Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Homecom- ing 4, Prom 4. JOHN VERNON RIEDEMAN Press Club 1. LUCILLE ARLENE SCAPANSKI Scrub Prom 4, Homecoming 4, F. H. A. 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Press Club 1, Camera Club 2. DELROY FRANK NORBERT WVILLIAM ORLOWSKI OTTO Pouch Nub.r Class Play 3, Class Pres. 3, Class Play 3, 4, Intramurals Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Debate 4. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4, Vice Pres. Vars- ity Club 4, Intramurals 3, Press Club 3, 4, Baseball 4. DONALD EDWARD ALFRED WAYNE PARTCH PATTON HDon7l Cilfuzzi! SARAHI Art Editor 4, Stu- Intramurals 3, 4. dent Council Pres. 4, Candy Sales 4, Homecoming 3, 4, One-Act Play 2, Basketball 1, Football 1, Prom 3, 4. DONALD EUGENE PROM tiDonv .HF AL.. PHILIP ANDREW SCHIMNICH ilPhil!, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Baseball 3, 4. MELVIN MATTHEW SCHREIFELS HMel77 Boys' Chorus 1, Homecom- ing 4, Spring Pageant 1, Prom 4, One-Act Play 4. CAROL MAXINE SCHNEIDER scMax71 Transfer student from Ait- kin, Glee Club 3, Choir 3, Prom 4, Homecoming 4, German Club 3. JOAN FRANCES SCHUELLER Ioannie Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Prom 4, Camera Club 2: Homecoming 4. wa! ,I I Vkxnk RUSSELL LOUIS SOVA mm, HRHIIU . .,,, . . , N ..s g:- Track 3, 4, Homecoming 4, W lbqn- Prom 4s Jr- C1255 Play: One- Y A tPl 4. I - - ':.,' C ay ,, ,i,E.i. . ,.,,, B733 ROGER HERMAN FLOYD CHRIST SVVALBOSKE UDERMAN sLRog11 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Z, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Base- ball, Jr. High 1, 2, 3, 4, jr. Class Play, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club Treas. 4, One-Act Plays 3, 4. DELORES ELAINE VOGT Rich Glee Club l, 2, 3, F.H.A. 3, Homecoming 4, Press Club I. Football 3, 4, Track 2, One- Act Play 4, Sr. Class Play, Homecoming 4, jr. Class Play. LILLIAN ANN XVALTERS Lil Glee Club I, 2, 4, Press Club 1, Homecoming 4, Prom 4. 17 JOAN MARIE STACK Stick Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Homecom- ing 4, jr. Class Play, One- Act Play 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Prom 3, 4, F.T.A. Officer 4, Camera Club Officer 3, 4, Sauraphian 4, SARAHI 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, Debate 3, 4. MARJLIAN MARIIQ WIPPICH cnMuggs1y Student Council l,4g Glec Club 1, Homecoming 4g jr. Class Play, Prom 3,4, Saur- aphian Asst. lCd. 3, SARAI-ll 4, Band l,Z,3,4, Senior Vice- Prcsidentg Treasurer Student Council 4, Pep Band 3,41 One Act Play 4. WOLTERS ullarryax Baseball 3g Intramurals 3 Senior Class History One of the smaller classes of the past sev- eral years, the class of '51 has nevertheless set up a enviable record in school achievement. As seniors we are especially proud of this, our yearbook, and our spring roduction of Rip Van Winkle as well as or our part in the purchase of the new stage cyclorama, which we did in co-operation with the classes of '48 and '50, Our class has been chiefly noted for its competence in completing any task to which it was committed. ln September of 1947, 58 strong, started as freshmen in the Russell junior High. After a get acquainted program, we elected Leona Koepp our president. We had our share of representation on the Student Council with one of our classmates, Bonnie Case, acting as pres- ident. Our projects were many during the vear. Our biggest celebration was a Valentine Party at which time we chose as king and queen, Reinhard Hoaglund and Bonnie Case. Entering the Senior High we were caught in the twirl of growing up, feeling a little awkward at first. We started our Sophomore vear by naming Bonnie Case our leader. Under her management V alentine's Day was cele- brated again, this time with an all-school party. For the Homecoming activities we placed Bonnie Case and june Curtis as attendants to the queen. Durin our junior Year under the leader- ship of Del-ioy Orlowski, we progressed in the high school. Leona Koepp was the junlor Homecoming attendant. Delrose Bergstrasser received the honor of being elected to Girls' State and the junior-Senior Prom was one of the outstanding social events of the year. Outstanding in sports among our class- mates were Rog Swalbowski, Delroy Orlowski, and Reinhard Hoaglund. At Homecoming time we chose Shirley Kosloske to rein over our activities, with her 3 senior attendants as: Bonnie Case, Eleanore l.ezer, Leona Koepp. To head the Student Council in our junior year we chose Donald Partch to see that the school had some organi- zation. With these few parting words we hope to enjoy the future as much as we have enjoyed the past. LAURENCE GREGOR Hall of Fame MARY ANN GERMANN BONNIE CASE The Annual HALL OF FAME ns chosen by the teachers and a select group of students. This year Mary Ann Germann came in first place with Bonnie Case next on the list. Closely following with highest choice were Lloyd Keehr and Roger Swalboski. LLOYD KEEHR ROGER SWALBOSKI , 'nw 'l AM! E, 452114141 agekczfs' FRIENDLIEST COUPLE Chubby Ixosloske Lloyd Keehr BEST ALL AROUND STUDENTS Mary Ann Germann Roger Swalboski PLE .llo f' r my C4 Tp ST CQU Q75 CQ All 715, O C15 rel 291 P C4 Cop XQOSXOSXLC SNYXCY YXOWSXU 3,-1,06 7 T DQXROY O NNY! MOST TALENTED Bonnie Cane Philip Schiminick BUST DRI-,SSI-,D Lconn Kocpp Reinhard Hoagland CAROL BAKER M 5 TOM BAKER 5 Q A em ARLETTE BARTOSIEWSKI RTW EDRIS BJORKLUND , LOUIS BOLINSKI MSX, 'hyd A .T wr 2 Qs ' 3, A as 3 DELORES BONDGIEN 3, , 3 O., ' A if ALLEN BRIESE A L . , Nw ' DELMA CARRIVEAU Q' ,R A fz. , ,Av - A ,,,, -- 1' M YRTLE CHRISTLE ,, w i' ' ms.: -- ,I A , ' ' - LYLE CRUSER '3' Wy? M' Q-T 'H as ROBERT CRUSER .T mix, , K Ag! f RITA DIDDENS 4 ' . IQ PIUGEN E GRAFFT -an J 'W if DUANE FLECK - f.,,, A , DOROTHY GEHRKE wh K 5 ' . ,. -' OO L C . AGNES GRANT A A 'FT ,TOO A' DELTON GRATKE R ., X - Q QIA, . Q97 DAVID GODBOUT Nf, RICHARD GRONAU ,T ' fa, ' MARGIE HELTEMES Q T-,R JAMES JAHN A Qi? :OAE ,Q Q ,-:., -K ..:. R :R ,I I..-XVONNIC KEEHR A R X ALLEN RIEKOW 5 4, M5 T . y , CAROL KNAFLA . ' Q. . i w 2 LORRAIN KNAPEK A ' R L. A ' ' T sg ,,'- x k Vw K 5 k if . 7 TR 5 Sxg- JUNE KOEPP C A T A, W RHEA KOEPP A-N' F A . A 5 f f' MARVEL KRAUSE L RICHARD KUKLOCK R DARRELL LEWELLYN ' 1,,: ' T X .L A : ' - ,.: A A 'N 5 - 22 ' R G 9 K R Q VERNON LEYK DUANE LEZER IRENE LOVITZ CHARLES MARX CLIFFORD MASTY RICHARD MAYAVSKI MARY LOU MILLER VICRLA MONTAG GIQRALDINE OLERICH 'V Q ROBERT OLSON A ' ROSILMARY OLSON Q DOREEN MARKLOWITZ jg Q ARLIQNL: PESCHI. - A Iiqn IQARNEST OLTZ , ROGER PAPPENFUS 3 , ,, L K Ly V K - Lk I C .I . . Nj! 'Q 55 V . if I ' I ' ,Lw.. SHIRLEY PETRON ' f I I MYRNA PITSCHKA ,I ., .,, QQIA ROSEMARY PATTON IOANN POGANSKI FRANCIS POZORSKI DOREEN PRATT MORRIS REBERG DELORES REGINEK DANIEL REINERT ERVIN SCHREDER ELAINE SMOLNICK LINNEA SODER HARVEY STARR THERESIA STELLMACH ROBERT STOLTZ in 'Y 1 4 1 '32!'f ww , ,,.-' II fm 1 ,L , ': I I RICHARD STUDANSKI ff kr 53 H --A -wg, ' . 3 .N MARGIE SWANSON - W QM L :,. JANET TADYCH 'zrw ...+V . ta.:-,-,R -9 , . . W ,, . MARY LOU TALBERT rf 1 f ' , N N Q ,, A .X :.. A W ALLEN THOMAN L my -fl -5 A JOANN UDERMAN L FJ DELORES VOLKERS t K A f u r 'V , . fi KATHLEEN WALKER 4-My , E MIKE WELCH , w i A if ' in DORIS ZOREMIER i V junior Class Officers K kv President: Lou Bolinski I , , , Vice President: jo Ann Poganski Secretary-Treasurer: june Koepp J. A155 ,fqfkfaly As the largest class to occupy the high school in the past several years the Class of '52 gives promise of being one of the outstanding graduate groups of this institu- tion. There were early evidences of this promise when as Freshmen we promoted a gratifyingly successful magazine drive and purchased a movie projector with the proceeds. Tom Baker was our class president and Tom Baker and Rhea Koepp were chosen King and Queen, for the annual Valentine's Day party. The year's end picnic at Municipal Park was wet but successful. Getting adjusted to the 'Kbig school was our main problem as sophomores, but with jim jahn as our Class president and with Lou Bolinski, Edris Bjorklund, and june Keopp to assist him. Our class came through with considerable success, sharing with upperclassmen the credit for a very successful extra-curricular year. Shirley Petron represented the class in the Homecoming Coronation pageant. As juniors we numbered 80, the largest class of the three. Elections of class officers brought Lou Bolinski to head our class. jo Ann Poganski and june Keopp were chosen Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer. To begin the year we sponsored a get-acquainted dance to raise funds for our class treasury. At Homecoming time we chose Edris Bjorklund as attendant to the Homecoming Queen. For our junior class play we chose Stage Door and also participated in many activities, such as speech, debate, one-act plays and also placed many of our athletics on the football and basketball teams. With the help of Miss Allen, Mr. Ashley, and Mr. Bense we worked with the other students to make our school a better place and with that thought we are looking forward to our Senior year with great confidence. WMV a Stenked pike and current events :ire the order of the ut se0l0vi'sClixsS' dav for lfridxlv and Mr. Conlex s .-Xnlericaln llistorx' . o ' . x. ' ' . ' . . ' the HWY ll A3095 me X N Pct- class. Utterly fascinated by the progress :incl nnplleai- fmlng gn Wglll .QQIYUW tions of the war in Korea is this group of stalwart GCUYC xy0C . .uxd ' -lx lui -. iii K ' ' - jon ,Arte E dcgtlx M :mic dispx juniors. . Axe 0 n W , r- tmglc tscsixstcr Glllllw She mffam ' V , 'X ny-QXYCS V nxpnthv xX QQCY 5? lr is 0 ' FL: HC r X qi' hall If U16 I efig-CVC .s- aiu' nlqml fn 31' Qs ' . h 145- .' A I . 351, ofcqf SHCI form. jlyrflf our The quest in the pursuit of knowledge receives a tem- UI,-gr tr, 7 t-0,10 'C this. Hgh SI porarv set-back as Miss Faleoncr's Sophomore linglish 73001 mmlrlgii 'Slit-fl rllfloj U ' . . 1 1 - . 1 , class takes time out to look bored for the Sahahi cam- 7' lf,CV f11.sr,.l,,I'V our eraman. ' rf' fyyzrl' 5114-fl K IrC'7Cff Xlr. 1 ' f 5'l the 1 0 . to X Y qnd U-oukxatttscct apprcgaexc tone . QQQC lc . dxf: C0 - Q5 o i f in P MCS nom . , , The Y? VICE dcmoUf'fng the fxncf l lzagcr students cheerfully lme up to show their lmest ' ' 1 gi . ' , MaXk0Nlt-CY cmphmll efforts to Miss Allen. Delroy Urlowskl, however, U-QCNW fl pauses to ponder over the futilitv of life and the tliffi- Sysicm' eulty of bookkeeping sets. 25 Sophomore On a beautiful day in September, 1949, 72 eager and enthusiastic pupils entered the doors of the Sauk Rapids jr. High to star' their Freshman year. They began their first year in High School by electing jack Ryan, President of the class and joanne Erstad represented the Frosh as President of the Student Council. To keep the year from getting dull and monotonous, many extra curricular activities such as the Dramatic, Craft, and Press Clubs were successfully organized under the direc- tion of the faculty. The yearly Valentine Party was climaxed by the election of Queen Mar- jorie Harrington and King Milton Monnier. Although th ' e Frosh thought they were Wir .L XAILCERS E Ciaxbb 0 ,, Milton , ---,------- pau-iciil , - XIDBNT -i- Heim was-PRE5ii3r.NT - ' ------Fancy sr,cRi3TP-RY --,- Elmore Nelson . :R Tm-,ASURL 26 Class History very important in the Russel Building they found themselves being Little Sophs' when they entered the Senior High. It was hard for them to accustom themselves to their new po- sition, but within a few weeks, all was well in the School On The Hill The Sophomore class advisors, Miss Fal- coner, Mr. Conley, and Mr. Malkovich helped them with their many activities throughout the year. Milton Monnier was elected class president and Mary Lou Timm and jack Ryan represented the class on the Student Council. The class looked forward to and thor- oughly enjoyed their fi rst picinic xv' h big 'boys and ' ' it the girls. -Q My ,IAMES BENN ...Af greats ' I Q A 'Af I A ' '2 , A I R Q O' x' I ARLICNIC ABRAHAM 535 lim 7 I, - 11 Q1'. ., . I g ADRIAN ACK:-:RMAN AWS' -Q.-. KENN1-:TH ACKICRMAN F 6 O, fg ...af ,H f- ,,.. , ' MARJORIIL ALVORD 'F a fvx' f - 55:3 DONALD ATHICN , , CAROLYN BANKE x 'fi -41 sz ffhgj 'Wir' 9 WY X364 .gif . 'gf if-.If PATRICIA BRUNNER lk VVILLIAM CHIKA SI DAVID CHRISTIANSEN RICHARD CHRISTLE DONALD DAMM IOANNE ERSTAD DENNIS FOSS ,IOHN GAZETTE ANTHONY GILL MAYFRED GODBOUT eg x, . . 'W If BW KF' ,IEANETTIC BIILNICK BARBARA BLOOD BARBARA BOLZ BEVERLY BRETALL FRANCES BROMENSCHIQNKHL A-32 ,RR Q fg 3 1:- ' we I A A781 L k A 'ir 'Vw , 'flq ,,I . I I '- .. 2 - A :' ws Nm I I I If I A Y . It :qi ,iw L -'I ma S W S M. wr ., X S 7 I. X s 5 ,-- I ,. - '15 'A K W T Gln. ' 'W Q5 fm YY ,V 5 I, I ' 5 , ,ff y 'Lv I 'ft , I ,, - ' I, , I , , ' W, Q . , 7 W I ,I A I V, , . .-X:1.e:.- ep QI IRRI RR I M W . ,,. ,T . . A , Xi , ,.. i a I I , W Q ,, J vw' I 'X ins? f I v 'lx 5 53 -I RIQYQWT 'hz X 1 , nu Wy , . I I , sw. ' ' ra , t l, f C V , , MELVIN LEYK ELAINE LOVITZ HARVEY MAIER VAQ EI., Q Q MARVIN MAUENR C? I Winnie E , 'V m xy I x MARY MEHRWERTI-I KENNETH MEINERT MILTN MONNIER LOIS MUYRES ELINOR NELSON VERNON .NEUBERT DUANE POPP I-IILDEGARD PROM . , :Q .:'.- ' WMQ 5 1 Q' 4Rw ggR,I AA2, IW , ,.O. v'O,W ' fi fWMQ- f. mw A X ., fiillqfiw :bi-NV J 5:5 QIIIE ffiwym '55 me NTWWM Q1 51? 15 X M I 1 iff. , cy 5 iii' x , , K, 'wiwff IVIARIAN LOIDOLT 'Nik Nw MARCEL GOLEMBESKI DANIEL GRAFFT CAROL GRAVES THERESIA GROSS NANCY HEIM SHIRLEY KATI-I MARILYN KOSLOSKE MLTON KUEHN RICHARD LENNES - N, W , , . , ,- I my ., . .W , -I ' -2,115 -133 .F I , A - 13 5 4 3:- ,I 28 if S LI I P. I if ami zz , Q' , If df 9 . .... . ,, r .N SN I QQ. x Q i I sk 2 . H X A xx Q Q I R 'ax XR V I J , xi! ,215 .: ' A E W A K Q 4: 4? I if JEROME PUHALLA MARK RIEDEMAN .. wwf if P JOHN RYAN MARCELLA SADERGASKI 1' ' JOYCE RENNER ,Q '--:' ' '1: ' ml ag: S' HELEN SANDQUIST ww JAMES SCHUELLER ALFRED SCHINGHAMVIER PATRICIA SEILER ROBERT SOWA J., . 'Q fl iw' gift ,V gg W T z E .MW A fi MILDRED TADYCH ' g re- LANVRENCE Tmus f i LORRAIN THIES . 1m1u,lsN1e THUMAN . A AEv,W 1 41 v 'EKA ,E ,h.- l.,, E , A xmlw mu TIMM A EE, 53 A A A lmulck 'VRUSHIQNSKI M XAq,E AL 'nil-ilu-1sA 'l'RU'l'WlN H Q.. R A HAROLD VILRKAN1' EV,A MILIJRI-LID VOLKI-QRS W WW W' f' A . jovcle XVICIIJI-1NlXJRI q A PATRICJIA wl-LLCH 6 an-f in ,'- A,, U K ROY NVICSICNBI-LRT 'fi' YQ ww 1 N ,. A 'M lg , H , A if ' A L 'f -SQA A A A Q - A M A A . AA A - i E 1 zz. . , A Eg M . , Q3 K V 29 'W' 'iw em M , - ff W 5. W J f ' w Wg? ixj N +74 .I , W, ' f.,5Q M x K 4 1 ,X AW WM E YWQZ. X Q if 2 wk E ., 4 . 1 1 W , -Q. mliuxu mg wwf? Es M gfflwf .,.....-,.,.....-M ig .v Q K Ni Qx 3 HN QF x 2 1 my if l I x 11 r I I gl - , wi 'i ff, X.QffQ.?::: Y, 1-f J x' A-ii:-5 ..J... I IO Wwww ni , ,L V I zsz T . L Qww, .Q i i X x if W 5 :.::. 1 - is We Q fl WWW ,fri-swim Aw gf a X w Editor-Mary Ann Gcrmnnn and Advisor-Peter Ciochcrto SARAHI Editor '.., . , .Mary Ann Gernmnn Asst. Fd. , , ,janet Tadych Business Mgr. . Bonnie Case Snap Ifd. Shirley Kosloski Copy Ed . joan Stack Art Ed. . . Donald Partch Sports lid, Roger Swulboski Photographers Erick Honehrink and Mr. Richard Ashley ' ' N. Qi the 1 . ' ' Y . ovfif the klurslgiredulc- rv- M-,,.,. ' x bug, wokingucxt Weill? CaSC,SlxirXi3 ff! . Xzdkmrs Aland Vlanmng mu1.V'0llmc cr Swalboh l W L- WELS. annuwlxxiw Nm Ggflqadych- Bog A E' 515.3 W 1-lll lrvvn' 'rap '0ffwlgiaCk- fzyx rim., 32 Zia again!! tgfajf -my SOLICITING STAFF FOR ADS FOR SARAHI First row, left to right: Bonnie Case, Kathleen XValker, Shirley Kosloske, Eleanor Lezer, Marjean XVippich, Betty Kutzorik. Second rofw: joan Stack, Edris Bjorklund, Mary Lou Talbert, Mary Lou Miller, janet Tadych. Third rofzii: Delma Carriveau, Duane Knafla, Reinhard Hoag- land, Charles Marx, Lloyd Keehr, Virginia Schlichting. Here, we would like to thank all the people who helped us with any Work, and made it possible to have this annual completed on time. We would like to thank Mr. Ashley, and Eric Honebrink for all the time and effort they spent in making it possible to have such good pictures. We extend our thanks to the students who went out and solicited to obtain money for the publication of the SARAHI, and everybody who helped in some way to make this Annual possible. Pat Gorecki and Don Partch, our two salesmen for the candy sales of the Annual are busy as always, cleaning up, and making ready for the next time. Sj33'lll' 33 5 a.L1RaPf17z'a7z , , W SXL'R.'XI'l ll.XN Iidimr, Myrna I'lrscI1k:1, rukcs ll few minutes mn uf wnrlq Innu tn unjuy tllc .lntifnl Anrnrnn. Am. lklimrs, Virginia Sclxlichting, and lilinor Xclwn xitring nn tlw tcrrnccs and enjoy thc Autumn sun. ,ri SAURAPI IIAN Advisors, Miss Falconer and Miss Allen pusc for the hirdicf' laced! 62022265 First row, left to right: Robert Sora, Delores Reginek, Leona Koepp, Shirley Kosloske, Rosemary Olson, Shirley Petron, Arlene Abraham, Carol Knatln, james Schucller. Seeomi row: Delnm Carrivenu, Irene Lovitz. lflennore Lezer, Lorriiine Knupck, Doreen Pratt, Dorothy Gehrlte, Dolores Bondigion, lilinor Nelson, Tlyird row: Put NYcleh, Yerlu Klne Montag, Margie Heltenics, Bnrlmm Bolt, Alice Kath, Helen Snndquist, jo Anne llrstnd, Doris Zorniier, Beverly Gossxviller, Rhea Koepp. Fourth row: XVillium liense, Director, Vernon Neulxert, Manfred Godhout, Mur- vel Krause, Agnes Grant, Lois Aluyrcs, Delrose Bcrgstrnsser, Vern Pilantz, Clayton Gosswiller, Dennis lfoss. lfiflfb row: David Christiansen, Milton Monnier, XYillinni Aleinert, Robert Cruser, Charles Marx, ilillillllllfi Baker, john Gazette, David Godbout, Marcel Golenilieslci, Clifford Mastcy. One of the new elulis orgaiiized this year, under the leadership of Mr. llense, was the .Xlixcd Cho- rus. It had ll good turn out, :ind they participated in nmny concerts, the first one of which was the Christmas Concert. 35 Mr. Bensc directing the Mixed Chorus, at the Christmas Concert. Slilclenl Council. First row: Reinhard Hoagland, Lloyd Keehr, Charles Marx, Norbert Otto, james jalin, Louis Bolinski, Delroy Urlowski, Milton Monnier. Second rofw: Bonnie Case, Mary Lou illlllllll, Mary Lou Miller, Donald Parth, Mariean NVippieh, jack Ryan. Student Council Ojfcers, left to right: Vice President Reinhard Hoag- land, President Donald Parch. Treasurer Marican XVippieh, Secretary james jahn. 36 bylfd , x i The Student Council is the link be- tween the faculty and the students. Under the leadership of Prexy Don Partch the Council helped in many activities and tried to bring about a better relationship between the stu- dents and the teachers. With the progress made in the past years and with this years Council we are sure that they will achieve this cause. FHH. --my-'.m..N.i,.... 24 ,..,...-v-- Seeretarx'-Rlien Kocpp, Program Cllillflllllll-.l0IlI'l Stack, President- Delrose Bergstrasser, Vice President-Bonnie Case, Treasurer-JoAnn Erstad. ui Q irgiaf' Q2 Members of the elub are: Firzvr Rm:-Pnrrv Seller, llelen Snndquist, Bzirlmrn Blood, 'Io .-Xnn lffrsrnd, Delnm Cairriveau, Putty Brunner, .Xlnreell Szulairgnski. Secolld ro-xr: l-'linor Nelson, l.or- rainc Thiesg Shirley lhli, Mildren Tadyeli, Virginia Sehliehring. Arlene Pesehel, Delores Reginek, Edris Bjorklund. Standing: Bnrlmrn Bolrz, Nmiev lleim. Bernice Broinenshenkel, Vern Pilnnrz, Arlene Alvrnlmnl, Bonnie Czisex joan Smek, l.nvonne.Keel1r, Pnrriein U'eleh, Xlyrtle Christle Rhea Koepp, janetre Bieniek, Xlury Lou Xlelnverth. 1 CZJDCTB. L fg, , r Firxf mir, lah in right: Dennis I-Rus. Ch-mid Brmncnscllcnkcl, B.11'lm1'n lilund. Mary Inu Miller, .l.II1lL'S nlnlm. l ric Hmwlmrink. .loam Stack, llnrxcy Starr. Rmmld Clulclnlncclc. Su.'ufl.i rr1:1'.' .Xm- rlumy Clill, Dorothy' Gclmrlic, lflnim' Smulniclc. Yirgirmin Scl1lichriug. ljflllld if:1I'1'ivc11ll. liclurcs Rcginck. .Xrlcnc Pcsclu-I. Yom Pilmrf. Ihlurcs Bundigimn. Xl:lI'L'L'H Klulcrmmlwski. '1'l'ir.1 l'1l1L'f -Iolm Clnlcrtc. Riclmrd Duppn. Rulucrt Smxn. .xl.ll'XiI1 Xl.lLll'L'l', Lyle f:I'LlSCl'. Nlilmn Nhmnicr. Mike XfVclch. F any 3 mei' an-in ny! k N ...i C'.1u1ul'.1 Cflull Offiuurx: Prcaidcnt-I-'ric Honclwring. Yicc President-jim -lllhll. ucl'ctn1'y'A .Iu.m Suck. 'I'1'cp1sx11'cr-Xlnry Lou Hiller. 38 lene Tlioninn, Sliirlex' linrli, lflinur Nelson, cl1ll'0lYl1 linnlae, Xlx'1'nn Pitelilin, llg1i'l1.iit1 Hu Sefufid ro-13: .Xl1lyfI'Ckl Gmllmmlt. Helen Snmlquisr, Cnmml Kllilllil, .Xlice linitli, l,nis lluires Tlieresn Gross, Xlildreil -liLlklf'Cl1.l,l7l'lS ZOl'llUlQ1'.-IU .Xnne l l'Sf:lLl. .Xlnrly n liiislmlal-..lu1iii Seliuel- ler. Tbiriz' ra-15: xyllllillll Bennse. lJlI'CCfUl'Q Par Welch. Nl11l'X'Cl limuse, .Xgnes Grunt. Nlnreelln Siulairgnslae. Pntriein Bruner. joan Stnela. -In Ann Pugnnski, Xnnei' lleiin. f'itllll'fl' razc: juice Renner, -Innetre Bienieli, Delruse l3e1'gm'11sse1', Yum Pilzlntf, Hefty lllnrtner. llureei' Pratt, ,Xrlene .-Xlmrnlinin, Beverly Gosswiller. Gil CL nb , 39 First ro-13, left to right: Roscnmry Olson, Shirley Kusloslce, lflennor Lezer, Leonqi Kuepp, Dm' lrf. First row, left to right: Elizabeth Zierden, Phyllis Salk, Gerald Ackerson, David Pflepson, Leona Koepp, Marjean XVippich, XVillian1 Nelson. Second row: XVilliam Bense, Director, Mayfred Godhout, Agnes Grant, Lois Muyres, .Io Ann Poganski, Barbara Blood, Rhea Koepp, Jo Anne Ifrstad, lidris Bjorklund, Barbara Bolz. Third rofw: XVilliam Chaika, Rosemary Olson, jane Ryan, Alice Kath, Arlene Seapanski, Helen Sandquist, Beverly Beiseker, Mary Lou Miller, Roger Trushinski. 33 Drum Majorette: Bonnie Case. W Band Oiieers: Bonnie Case, Virginia Sehliehting, Alice Kath. N lfirxr Row, Lcfr ru Right: jean Grabinski, Carolyn Banke, Elinor Nelson, Mabel Sandquist, Myrna Pitsehka, Carol Baker. Second Row: Virginia Schlichting, Par XVeleh, Bonnie Case, David Godlmout, Hilton Monnier, Erie Honebrink, Robert Olson, Clifford Mastey. Third Row: Lyle Cruser, Carol -Paetznick, Marvel Krause, Ernest Oltz, Kenneth Hill, Dennis Foss, Roger Blorklund, Alvin Carlson. ,N BAND DIRECTOR: Mr. YVilliam Bense l.1mki11g mm-1' ll dchntc lumix arc Yo joy lhv I1L'f.lIiXC 111-h.111' I'lYL'I'l 01111 .1111I thc11th1'11111r11'csw-11111-1's DLI lklllhlllll' 1111-1' 111.111-11111 fm' 1lch.111'. H121 f,1ll'I'lX Lilll :HH 1'.1 P1l1111tA. Cllllll Pilzlntl :md cc Rcmwr. IN I11.111 Stack 111111 Debffhz At thc time this section was due, we did11't have any One-Act Plnvs timshcd lll' amy l'101'CI1SiC xvurk, but wc wcrc starred on them and in thc process of p1'ud11ci11g thcm. l'1i1: llm1ch1'ink lmwks as il' hc is 1mi11r111g 11 11'111'11i11Q tingcr, hut hc IS mst rrxmg ru 111'111'c :1 11111111 ru .XIIIFUI1 Xlo11111c1': I11,X1 tend. lQ1h'is l311v1'l1l1111d. AXII1111 Al'I1u1111111 ami Ilclcn S1111dq111sr l,.lI1CL' 1lffCl' thu JLXILHL' xxirh St. tlulms. Xll thc 1h-h11tc1's 111 thc 1l.111cc no gave for thc jolms k1L'hLlIk'l'ZN .1frc1' all thc hard work was do TID Ba.LL 6627 5 ' V -X AJ .US 13 ,,,,,..,f A 1 cy X,oe- musk? Rclnh' lo,-kill T' QWKX - NX09 'Ifd fi 'IU' '2 - -LC ' fm f bc0V- 512111111 Klnrjcnn U'ippicl1 QUI-il-iN BONXII-1 CASH l'jlC1llllll'C lxzcr Louis Bolinslci KING 'IAOKI BAKIQR 1.LlXXl'CI1CC XYulrc1's ,211-X. N KUQVX' U, V- -'Um f 1 A ' cl - . . xscgfd BCCM 'If' U1'lmi.i,j:7:11111 43 Co-Captains George Mousky and Roger Swaluhski crown Shirley Kosloski, Home- coming Queen of 1950. QUl:IlCN Sl IIRLICY KOSLOSKI The four Ilmnccmning Queen Candidates -Bonnie Case, Shirley Kusluski, Leona Kucpp, and lfleanor Lezcr. , ,Mk Beanie Day was popular among the students and teachers alike beeause it added to the festivities, and all shared in the fun. J'f0mceomz'n Preparations were made in the morning for the parade. Here it shows the students working on floats and painting up ears for the big event. Air view of the parking area just before parade time. ? if E ia. B4 'l'Iic group consists nf firxt raw, lvl? ru Tight: Burlmra Blood, XvifgiIliLlSCiliiCi1- ting, Dclnm Cairrivcnu, .Xlihs Allen, Advisurg Carol CIVLIYCS, Alicc lintli, Iintli- lccn Uhllccr, Mari' Luu ,I-1lliJC1'I,JUilll Stuck, Rlicn liucpp. Lndcr thc guidzinr-Q of Xllsm .-Xllcn I'.l..-X. was organized. its pllrlmsu is shun ing thc students the puinla of teaching. O O RIVCH 5 d qca. lan .Q Drivers liducntion was organized by Mr. Bruton, in ordcr to teach the stu- dcnts the fundnnicntnls of driving. In thc course of thc class thc student takes both n written and a driver test. A6 wx est? ww 'af mix www Q , wk -c-fbf E Q gm awww Wlxlisi X - 'X' mari if SQL 4 D gitlje. ooR 5 r E n 1 g ,Ji ff-1' at D 454 The junior Class presented S'I','XGI'f DOOR. The play was directed by Miss lfnl- eoner and student-directed by Richard Mnyuvski. These are some pictures taken during the course of the play. 'Q M K Er iff' na! r, r xol i X , 5 Y 's dw, wif P S f RIP VAN XVINKLE This year the Senior Class decided to do something which had never been done here in Sauk Rapids before. They decided to put on a play which would take quite a few changes of scenery and a long time for produc- tion. XVe didn't have any trouble in finding a boy to play Rip be- cause we already had someone who would fit the part to a T, Norbert Otto. Here are some shots of the play cast and the crew, trying to .Nw look busy for the camera. ..t,gg,n , -maqq Y l 3 - , XIXVIGQ wg 1 J, .W . y ,u M ,. .,1A fff -f 41. f Bm Q iw vi M 1 ,wf MY 64 '11- N vw 0 A ,:'-' ' W Q- , n , fis h 'en . V i rv ,,,, Z. if ., '21' . 4 , , Q . W V Wi 5 MTSU v 1 ' if A -4 ' m ,X V 1' h 56 5 n K . r . A ' .. 'T' A V s A I , , 4 '-fl! up uw gk! 'FSQEM MSHA. . !!F 'l' , - - - 25 f' cm Q S Q ' n Q ' ' f I L? Q 1 A A.. V,X7fJ2..'?'Q :J 'IL.Z'tiiq'2H wglv5f.:,Y,f,,.,-P ' -4 . ,.: ,A ,wh -5 p ,,,,:gse1.- ' M . :ffigzin -L, 4, fQ5.f1'L - ... A-Qi:-,' ' 'fsffk ' :g:zep1555f .. - - --, - - - 2 5: , - - z ., X .E 5' 'G ' u--1 L. 5 5 ., 47-0-'--P-f.,. . --Q- :..gEf, ga:3i- -v n Hlhlele of Tl1eTea.v K l i N EXHAPIDSQ , 11 s ' eae e My 7f in 4 ' fx -W Y it M ssl' Txmlii A Q ' .fe p A, . an at l 2'Q' ROGER SXVALBOSKI ference in basketball and football, an all- V Y ' YF' ' district guard in basketball, and a letter winner in track, Roger is, without challenge, the outstanding athlete of the Class of '5l. ln his senior year his teammates elected him captain of the cage squad and co-captain of the grid eleven. Additional proof of his leadership has been evidenced in his ef- ficient participation in class, music and dramatic activities. 52 A five year letterman in baseball, all-con- Assistants to Mr. Conley are Richard Ashley and Sam Malkovich, co-coaches for track and assistants in football and basketball, respec- tively. Increasing admiration and respect both locally and throughout Central Minnesota have been the rewards jack Conley has reaped for his untir- ing and inspired efforts. As a teacher, as athletic director, as a coach, and as a man, Mr. Conley is an outstand- ing example and inspiration for all those with whom he works. Kenny H111 George Mousky, Co-Captain Danny Rcmert .P Am Gary Chalka Harvcv Starr Mlke XVclch ,am A ,ww james Robak Bula Crusvr Dclrny Orlowski 54 Ruger Swallmskc, Co-Captain ames XVarrick Larry Tracy Louie Bolinski Allan Ihoman Chuck Kardcll Bob Olson Tommx Baker john Gazette Dave Godbout Danny Bolinski jim jahn ' U -fu jimmy Benn The 1950 Sauk Rapids Football Team. Buzzy VVard isikvzeiswiif jack Ryan Ltft to Right. Alxm Carlson, jimmy Lcssc, Gerald Gor- cclci, Roger Bjorklund. Gary Chaika Milton Monnicr Harold Gorccki Morris Rcbcrg Vaxsf Ty CLUB Ifgg shampoos were frcc to mx nux member Here thcv are demonstmtmg, on an ll1ll'lll'C. :MEF 'bv , L s 3 Varsity Club Officers: PRESIDENT Louie Bolinskig VICE-PRlCSlDlfN'l Delroy Orlowskig SIQCR ICTARY TR ICASUR l'fR, Roger Swalboski. M ? 'si C - iq , , 1 5 ww Q, X yn .. ir! N? W ,, X I Q, on 5 i rin i i '7 4 'E in A 4 i i ' Roger Swalboski, Captain Reinhard Hoagland ' Gary Chaika Eugene Grafft Danny Reinert X lorris Reberg Louie Bolinski Robert Olson Delroy Orlowski Kenny Hill BT f- : 3 R N N mN: 5,:,,w- 1 in . , .. Q 'Gif -W .aww Q 15 V 3:-3.5, 2' .HQ :sa +1 ik- 2 A g ,M .i.,. ' - ' gig- YES? M ..-N K .Q Richard NVard 5 3 91 ,Q ww fjikl. ii' 'wk ff: ' , . L ' k U rf,-,M is , fgaafif im 'A .- ,p x -A,- . :.:::,:.-f ---- N is . WW. , yy 4 K .gzzeg R s' E' 5? 1 A 5 bg? X 'A lv W V 0 ,.,,:. V ,V ' , ,,' 5 T 3 .5 Q .K-v W' R ., n J -zgpxvxf gxy ,, ..,. . ' - . 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E0 si fl A A ' , it gl f NQ I Z BRETURNING LETTERMEN1 Danny Reinertg Richard Lennesg Roger Swalboski. 62 f'Nl Duane Lezer Ya,C Chuck Kardell Bob Olson Russell Sova, Harvey Starr, Roger Pap- pcnfus, Louic Bolinski. lfor the faculty game Miss Allen and Miss Krantz will- ingly consented to become cheerleaders. Here they are introducing ix new yell called Hit 'lim lligh, llit 'Lim Low. You cnn imagine which part they are tlcmon- stmtmg. These two action shots show Alr. XVinslow and Mr. Ashley trying to keep the Faculty team right up there with the B-Team. Al- though they tried hard the B-Team proved to be the victors and beat them by l point. Better luck next time. Klf 'F SRH3 Wwe? 'WW WV Qs s anor Lezer, I l V .e , IQ L A. :- . - fswffsii 3, T sf ' QL- 1 vbef . j A Eg '- , t .,-- j , L . M ' - - ,N -f , f- I Q ..,' , . 7 I r Vgffwig iiwfiii H A ' '-' I ' ff fzr ' f he aa 1 he A aaa We X. f A ,M I .,:. Q 5 R lx a si ii i o Shirley Kosloske Head Cheerleader- Mary Ann Cermann David Godbout Ele Carol Knafala, Edris Bjorklund, jo Aniie Erstad, Helen Sandqiiist. l These girls came in second in a talent contest held by the cheerleaders, but Mr. Malkovitch won the first prize of a carrot. The girls thought their act was much better, and we enjoyed their dancing and nonsensical acting. Cl1eevLea,Jer8 The new Sauk Rapids Band being directed by Mr. jack Conley, who docs just about as good a job as can be expected from what hc has to work with. They played some classical and some popular pieces, and managed to create a great noise. These are tn few shots that were taken during the North Sub-District Speech Contest, which took place at our school on March I4. Sauk Rapids placed 6 con- testants in the District. 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Q 4 ' Z l 7 p 1 Q -:lazy .Q Q-gf' 1 1 r PRICSS CLUB. Fin! row, left to right: Renee Maurer, Yvonne Young, Carol Orton, Shirley liosloske, Marlene Paulson, Darlene lfvans, Nancy Stowe, Donna Packert. Scvmld rofw: lla june Swnilhoslce, Patty Baldwin, lfileen Prizibo- rowski, Alvin Carlson, Patty l.ehnian, Irene Cas- well, joyee Ilianga, james XVarriek, Duane Ro- Leslci, Richard Leyk. Tbirtz' row: Violet Sehrie- fels, Kathleen ladyelm, Barbara Christiansen, Mary Prom, Arloene Renner, Jeanette Oelrich, lflaine Allflllllllll, Dorothy Poganski. rw re, l,-may ffl' Y' VAl,lCN'I'INE KING AND QUEEN: Shirley Stark, Gerald Gorecki. if E I I ' f 7' l 70 Fffanlp STUDENT COUNCIL. President, Kenny Hill Pint mu. left to r1gl1t Gary Chiaka, Lawrence XVarcl, Harold Goreclti lvuiu Stone Shirlu 'wtirlt Sevond row: james VVarrick, Donna Paekert, Phxlhs balk Bexerlx lieisel er Barbara Christiansen, Gerald Aekerson, jerome Rosa Lester Oltl ily? ATTENDANTS: Nancy Stowe, Darlene Evans Shirlev Kosloske Arlene Volkers, Queen Patty, King Gerald Garv Prom Robert Kolstad, james Warrick, Kenny Hill New FQ A' , ,, A r - X Q X, 'C Wir . f G W .Xa f V, X A X M-ar X J g . W- sf'-'ref X af-is S we ' XX Kg ' ' ? ' X Y XX , are r X S W RX 'Vg W ,X V . wa in ,il all is I G -W Q2-, fl 'Q my - Q WN a 6 X X ' 'X X G f ' N52 K my A , Q xr x A X A -1 X 2 Xia A INK qi . ,N X .W A 'W i 'W as ffwffgal ' 4 - X.,,,, . me XX 1 'Xe X X as - ' W X l Q l 'rr' xi' H ,W if - X , i . X . in W' X XX i ,Xa X f Firxt row: Elaine Abraham, Duane Ackerman, David Irene Caswell, Gary Chaika, Barbara Christiansen. Adams, Patricia Baldwin,Joyce Bianga, Daniel Bolinski, Third row: Ervin Christle, Darlene livans, Kenneth Gerald Bondgien. Second row: Anna Mae Botzek, Fiedler,Rira Freihammcr, Shirley Gall, Daniel Gazette, Raymond Bromcnschenkel, Pat Cairns, Alvin Carlson. Ann Marie Gemds. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President .................,...... Mary Ann Voit Vice President .... ..... A rlene Volkers Secretary ....... ..... D aniel Bolinski PRESS CLUB OIPFICERS Treasurer '-'-- - ---------'----' Robert Krmllll lf:llCCl1 Przilroroxvski, Carol Orton, Dorothy Poganski, Darlene Evans Firxr row: Gerald Gorecki, Harold Gorecki, Clayton Ronald Johnson, Shirley Kosloske, Patricia Lehmann, Grabinski, Ronald Grafft, Annabcll Gronau, Robert Roman Lesniak, james Leese. Hansen. Second row: Joan Heltelnes, Kenneth Hill, ' l J A if my 'rl P P M if A 'W f X . , .,, ' na if 'S'-Q 'i 1 'W X - W' l A lx la M X rmkrf v. A .. X if W X ri 4 , ty . gf' rr it mi A ' ' 1 rf' W rf flqa f l 'yn vu 'wr ' a X 4 ..W,,fA A X X X X V X 2 .T:l+'QA?,e ' X AX am, 'Y-M,-Pm 'X N 5 X u 3 I t gt . 'Q -A' -Q fs' ff rr fe .41 A , 'ml K l , ,.L...-.ff ,.,, ,frm t vi my w. if R 'ii I ' ,,, ., il '-' 'R 1 Q 't Q i :Mn , 3, vm W I -at 5 , M' I N ! ' ' xv R .rn ,. K First row: Richard Lcyk, Lucille Lovitz, Renee Maurer, Sylvester Mastey, Jerome Mchrwerth, Jeanette Oelrieh, Lester Oltz. Second row: Verna Oltz, Carol Orton, Donna Marie Packert, Marlene Paulson, Gale Petron, Glenn Pet- Rozeski irrt row, left to rigbt: David Pflepson, Buzzy lVard, Kenny Hill, Gary Chaika, Harold Goreelci. Second row: Alvin Carlson, Roger Bjorklund., lmes YVarrick, jimmy Lcsse, Maurice Lcwellyn, Danny Bolinski, Ronnie Jhnson. First ro-w: Violet Schrcifels, Shirley Stark, Nancy Stowe, YValke Marvin Sweeter, lla june Swalboski, Kathleen Tadych, Young Frunci Trutwin, Mary Ann Yoit, Arlene Yolkers, Harvev Wi F 52 ' 'gi' W' ' t x ' 1 1 'K 'Q M t., , if an 4, WMA in ff, ' -gf it W in Wt' U' ii' . L . , r ,fa x. X, fwvx, R Q. ff! iii G Wwe -at me QQ 5, fi .,,. Sw , .M t w Q Q! Q xiii n 1 - jwgef tx' '0Qsn5f 9 X N ron, Dorothy Poganski. Third rofw: Mary Prom, Eileen R r, Joyce Repulski, Duane Prziborowski, Arloene cnne , Gail Schmidt, Gerald Sehreder. , ,ik x W X ll N ...-1 gp r, james lVarrick, Myron lVinkelman, , ,.v:, H 1 , X S se . 'MQ-Z ii it . V-1 SK v , 3 A i W , ,Y I ,ly 5 f M qs , Y 'IP' Q is gy- Yvonne ., X 5 sl W Ai may Feu- - .sie A' X X a 5 A . , S 3 l B is r K -::,. . j 'ji ' kf xk .: HI: ,. 4 . . A Q .A.,r -, , VG t If will 351: W 5 zr f a L Q EE: K . . ,,1f, ss ,Q . so . : A t . E, ,.. 1 -- a, 5- .3 H y r s A if X V RQ Q! ,ts , if W ,z 5 ,,,,,. . ff ,W 6 . 1 , 11. 45,4 W 'w.. . 's..::,,! . , ..muf' - 1,.,, A 4 ' , is .2-xii' f . f FM lei? First row: Patty Anderson, Annis Avery, Mary Lou ellyn, Larry Mcinert, Annette Miller. Third rofw: Carol Blank, Sandra Blauer, Larry Bratt, Carol Bromenescenkel, Paetzniek, Dale Patton, Joyce Peterson, Darlene Rcincrt, Leo Bromenschenkel. Second row: Roger Bjorklund, Bev- Phyllis Richards, XVilma Rinkel, Jerome Rosa. crly Beiscker, Roy Caswell, jean Grabinski, Maurice Lew- STH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Mabel Sandquist, Maurice Lewcllyn, Roger Bjorklund, Mary Lou Blank. L Grade First row: jane Ryan, Mable Snndquist, Jacquelene Scott, Caryll Stove. Setomi row: Betty Lou Vogt, Alice lValters, Lawrence XVard, Henry XVenrzlafT. - . wi Q. ij lfwf, L an F' Qss r in H25 ' N Yi E .Jw R E . 1 Sa s of ,Fc - .Q 1: I, -V . 'Tn K ' 'VU' L- Vai- M is .U 4 1 f fa' W ,EX ,, Y- J? V5 Q' 'ww nik PRESS CLUB OFFICERS Donna Perry, Shirley Kosloske, Carol Paetznick, Editor, Marlene Paulson. 'L 'wma X M .X M, , my ,XA fi 4' V Q, X ' M x.. X ft Q - , Aw My . 1. f 5' l .xv X ., X .1, W Y 5 it K , X SA Q 'Q A-ev Q.. 1 'F' vm Q wa- we M W' it M' GM X ' ' . X My .X M ' ,i AA' 1' xxmu Q Q Q NN x W X -.N E r I sr K I' 5 ll x -W wi l l Xxx Di If ja , .nt Ml N , 9 Wi M rw 'H Q NW W m 'Wx 1 ,gl X ' 1 4 .am y Hem.: ,W M, :.i W it F A' , M' ETS First row: Gerald Ackcrson, Darell Blauer, James Bromenschcnkel, Anthony Czeck, Mary Geris, Rich- ard Gapinski, Marilyn Golembeck. Second row: Kathf lccn Hartin, Earl Inman, Lucille Mcinert, Bob Pallies, VVilliam Nelson, Donna Perry, David Pflepson. Third rofw: Kay Pitschka, Evelyn Poganski, Alfred Prom, Phyllis Salk, Cletus Schneider, Walter Seiler, Allan Skoog. Il? Grade First row: Malcom Strand, Oscar Strand. Second rorw: David Trushcnski, Mary Ann Young, Betty Zicrdcn. r, Wil Q1 'W 4 -M v as 'Wm .S MWA A xi ii Y, , 4 A i 'L' i.,ir v 74 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Betty Zierdcn, Clctus Schneider, Kay Pitschka X A. J. TURCH JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP FINE JEWELRY THE HOME OF Phone 5170 Sauk Rapids, Minnesota Come in and see us for Gift Suggestions ping for Any Occasion Gift Wrap U 0 L. ll- DIAMONDS WATCH ES ROBERTSON Radio Service Motorola Radio and Television Service on all makes MATH EW HALL Lumber Co. 0 LUMBER 0 BUILDING MATERIAL 0 COAL 0 FUEL OIL 127 Sixth Avenue, North Phone 2900 St. Cloud, Minnesota HOHNS CAFE home cooked meals SAUK RAPIDS MINNESOTA IHARTS SHOE DEPT. BETTER SHOES for THE FAMILY in Sauk Rapids Department Store PSS!! JFIOA JDJ QBIOJAGIJJ MBU H101 JO! Sn 895 El NOHd SOI NIVWEIEIO '.LS 8 l6 ClfIO'D '.LS ANVJWOD llO.LOW NO.LSV9 .LHEIS Complete Outfitters for the Home and Farm ' FURNITURE NCE ' APPLIA RE HARDWA SAUK RAPIDS HARDWARE CO. ' Phone 375 Q6 n Our Easy Payment Plan No Carrying Char Buy O PRINCESS BEAUTY SHOP A Place to Beautify an :- O Phone 884 E m 5 ,,, I Sauk Rapids, Minn. :II 0 I E LU U, I- 5 I' O O n: -' O 2 2 M L . . 4 N 10 Plumbing- Heating lg E ll: E , if 'f O General Electric Z E C3 , LU Appliances 5 Q Janney Best Paints O 'Sauk Rapids Plumbing Shop Phone 358-W Sauk Rapids, Minn. Bread Rolls Pastry Pies Cakes WIPPICH'S W Q S BAKERY 5 3 . . Q 54 2 .gf Sauk Rapids, Minnesota 3 SLG E -E 3 ,. : Phone 2655-W 0 E SE '. U V1 U T EI ' D Q D 2 WEIBEL'S 27, no E 2 if 2' 'T U' TOBACCO 8 5 and DELICIOUS FOOD St. Cloud, Minn. of. ITI6f'll'S Compli CHAMPA STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHERS HIGH SCHOOL 8K COLLEGE ANNUALS worth's Wool VCI' e76 O C 0 .C D. ALLEN G BUKER IMPLEMENT CO. Ford Tractors Dearborn Farm Equipment RAPIDS CAFE Party Room Excellent Food Complete Fountain Service phone 461-W Sauk Rapids, Minn. St. Cloud, Minnesota Phone 595 KOERBER WEBERS PAINT STORE CLOTHING STORE vijllljipir I9 - 7th Ave., No. 20 Sixth Ave. SO. St. Cloud, Minn. St. Cloud, Minn. Clothing and Shoes for Men and Boys Phone 587 DR. RALPH V G. COLBERG COLBERT QPTQMETRIST FUNERAL HOME GLASSES SCIENTIFICALLY 18 - 5th AVE. SO. HUED ST. CLOUD, MINN. PHONE 201 PHONE ST. CLOUD 80 MINN. La PLANTE Quality and Value in Nationally Advertised Clothing for Men THE N EW CLOTHES STORE 5l2V2 ST. GERMAIN ST. CLOUD, MINN. PHONE 87 ' RES. 29i6LR INSURANCE AT A SAVING Compliments of sr. cLoun ionnmc co. 620 2nd Street, South 0 CANDIES 0 TOBACCOS ' CIGARS Gifts for All Occasions STROBEL'S Jewelers 8- Optometrists 614 St. Germain Street DAVID SANDQUIST POTATOES Sauk Rapids, Minnesota CZARNETZKI Compliments of IIM Cr WALLY'S HARDWARE IRON WORKS Sauk Rapids, Minnesota Appliances Phone 2287 Sauk RQPICIS Minnesota WHITE FOOD STORE DAIRY BAR . Mews HAROLD SKILLRUD Posteurized Milk , Home,Mcde Sausage BARBER 51-40p 8- Cream Cash 81 Carry 'A Groceries 0 Fresh Fruits 0 Vegetables Sauk Rapids, Minnesota SAUK RAPIDS Formerly: Kriegs ROSS Compliments of FUNERAL HOME RAPIDS Superior Personal Service RECREATION Phone l606W Bowling 8. Billiards 50'-'lf RC'Pids The Ideal Sport for Health TOM'S LUNCH Fine Foods EAST ST. CLOUD MINNESOTA fl 'J TNQ-rp s dag,-ng fifth I Lge NX . Li A' , qi v Q ,V 9 Ogg Q 9 , x m 63 'F,:S1 Q BP xr U I ' ....'onu fJ4 -lb. X fn' 311, THE GREAT Minneapolis Surplus Store 504 St. Germain Street ST. CLOUD For Greater Values HART'S SHOE DEPT.' Better Shoes for the Family 110 Sauk Rapids Department Store COCA-CO LA BOTTLI NG COMPANY Grapette Lemonette Squeeze Orange Mason's Root Beer 2815 Division Phone 380 From SCHOOL to POSITION ST. CLOUD ausmsss coLLEcE 701 Vg St. Germain St. Cloud, Minnesota Member of the American Association of Commercial College Phone 359 USE AND SAVE NORTHWESTERN OIL CO. PRODUCTS Fuel Oils Gasoline Petroleum Products Phone 1 150 PERSON Cr PHILLIPS HEATING CO. 0 Furnaces ' Sheet MetalWork 0 Repairs 0 Oil Burners8.Stokers St. Cloud, Minnesota THE DONLIN CO. MILLWORK 535 East St. Germain Look for the DS Sign TWOM EY'S QUALITY GAS 81 OILS AT A SAVINGS 514 EAST ST., GERMAIN ED. ROC-OSHESKE Insurance Agency Sauk Rapids, Minn. CENTRAL LUMBER CO. ' Roofing ' Building ' Millwork ' Paints ' Insulation AII Grades of Coal 8. Coke Sauk Rapids Sl. Cloud, Minn. Call 1014 TEL. 500-J Dr. L. M. Evans and MILK COMPANY PAPER CO. Dr. R. J. Cesnik 0 Clover Gold Butter . Birelefs Omngeade Physicians 8. Surgeons Printing 8- Publication Sl. Cloud Office: Chocolate Sfillicious Milk papers Home Delivery 501 - 8th Ave. No. Phone 44I Sartell, Minnesota Phone 717-R Sauk Rapids Office: Phone 717-W HARTMAN'S Super Value Meats 84 Groceries Phone 2590 Sauk Rapids, Minnesota The MODERN FLORAL COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE 613 Ist Street South St. Cloud, Minn. Compliments ot your RED OWL AGENCY ED LEHMANN, OWNER Sauk Rapids, Minn. Fromelt Implement Co. ,' N' ,-,-0 r- xfgIiEi ' no J BEST WISHES Winter Haven I nc. Year Round Playground from Q Norge Appliances The Bakers of Ice Skatmg H b k R'd' Farm Equipment D mise acd I mg an International Motor Trucks Roller Skating- Your Business Is At the Head of at the Greatly Appreciated the Class in S N S E T Freshness A UO D G F and L ' Phone 46 or Phone 4836 Rice, Minnesota 'Ak xhyrexw d Sartell . mg--'D P Minnesota h tc xi F.. vu , I , . Congratulations to the Class of '51 oe Ore S G . S NATIONAL TRU - 616 t. evmam t. st. Cloud, Minn. BAN K DRESS SHOP Phone 1905 612 St. Germain Rand-Winthrop for Men Trim-Tred for Women Poll-Parrot for Children St. Cloud, Minn. 81 Compliments of 'fcmdela St. Cloud's Home-Owned Department Store Headquarters in St. Cloud For Famous Nationally Advertised Merchandise TOWN TAXI PHONE so-so RENT A CAR AND DRIVE IT YOURSELF . . . LOW RATES 215 7th Ave So. T I C K'S Sudden Service Cleaners Do You Need Minor Repairs New Pockets Alteration Junes Body Shop WRECKS REBUILT Painting' Welding Re - upholstering Glass IO7 - 6th Ave. So. Phone - 5282 24 Hour Cleaning Service We Call for and Deliver Every Day! CALL l I S C A S E F L O R A L lfurwer 8th St. and Sth Afue. No. Phone 5174 With Confidence Sauk Rapids, Minnesota Bonded Member Telegraph Delivery Service Eddies Super Market St. CIoucI, Minn. GROCERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES MEATS ll Dr. R. A. Neils Dentist 309 St. Marv's Bldg. TSCHUMPERLIN WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME LIBERTY LOAN 81 THRIFT CORP. Installment Plan Phone 185 Service Day or Night Financing 316 St. Germain PERSONAL LOANS St. Cloud, Minnesota Phone 'I60 Phone 2186 St. Cloud, Minnesota 82 Shop Hamilton Elgin The Bulova Crofen TYPEWRITER Omega WaICI'leS Best Wishes To You, Jewelers Class of 1951. Over Kresges St. Cloud, Minnesota 1510 St. Germain St. Cloud, Minnesota RED RIVER Elevator Co. Rice, Minnesota Your best market for Poultry - Eggs - Grain Feeds - Seeds - Coal Poultry Remedies ROBERT JOHNSON PROP. PETERSON'S Shoe Shop Quality Service Sauk Rapids, Minnesota Every Day is Bargain Day at AN DERSON'S Variety Store Lingerie, Hosiery Gift Goods, Women's 81 ChiIdren's Dresses, Headquarters for School Supplies Come in and look around You are never urged to buy! Sauk Rapids, Minnesota TAKE YOUR PICTURE INDOORS or OUTDOORS IN COLOR or BLACK and WHITE Our Complete and up to Minute Photographic Dept. Is at Your Service SCHWANKI DRUG TRIANGLE The RESORT BERNICK SAUK RAPIDS Rice, Minnesota H - Y d Cabins by Day ou nee a A Home Newspaper for Of NUGYBPG Home Readers Week Soda job Printing Groceries Phone 96 Ph 740 one 12 Miles No. St. Cloud Hi. 'IO 2nd Avenue Scum 83 N S O Dairylund Co. HOMOGENIZED MILK Milk Choc. Milk Q Cream Butter in E ig: Call- 55 For Delivery B L A K EIS Q: : . , in 8 it 5' Mon. Wed. Fri. and Sat. clot-hmg Store ' ,U 5 2 101 Wilson Ave. North East Z 5 lg' Q Men's Furnishings 1 Z nj 5. U St. Cloud, Minnesota O 5 I Q5 Sauk Rapids, 3 8 ' Minnesota o w 3 N U as E 3. 2 HOTEL sPANIoL PM 864 ci Ld 3 2 8 E 5 CAFE IN CONNECTION D5 L St. Cloud, Minnesota STEARNS COUNTY Get QUf11ifY at N E C : ABSTRACT Co. O ma 'N FRIGIDAIRE Mimeographing Service SUNBEAM CD 2 29 Court HOUSE Sq- HAMILTON BEACH - E3 1' LE Z 5 Phone - 5143 GENERAL ELECTRIC D4 5 g KITCHEN - KRAET 2 : EvINRuDE Z Z EASY 1 GLIDDEN o .2 3 5 BOLIGS V1 Z -B Q H BPS Q 5 vw CLEANERS 3 BELL PHONE - 848 ' FueI 81 AppIIunCe Co 1001 'I-sl SO. ' ST. CLOUD Phone 537 - Sauk Rapids 84 PHILCO - NORGE GAZETT SEED 81 FEED CO. APPLIANCES Congratulations FAIRBANKS MQRSE JOHN M. GAZETT, Prop. To Grads WATER SYSTEMS Rice, Minnesota From PLUMBING Boutell's JUNGERS OH aoov a. FENDER woRK of S C' d HEATERS OU L I T C H Y l05 7h A . S . Con ll ve o 5,, Cloud NASH sALEs a. sERv1cE Tel' 5110 14 - 5th Avenue North Phone 613 St. Cloud, Minnesota Wide Awake Dry Cleaners Compllments of ST. CLOUD HatB,0Ck,ng A. J. RUDOLPH Shoe Repairing l lClI'ClWCIf6 COI11p0I1y St. Marylv Building Rudy Hofmann 8. Sons, Prop. R, C Minne t 1C , so a 'A' Q Phone 14 e Home of Florsheim Shoes St. Cloud, Minnesota and Hart Schaffner 81 Marx N M... DRS- GEHR5 DRUG sToRE and , , 4 N Prescrzptzom St. Cloud, Minnesota Phone - 40 606 Granite Exchange Bldg. Phone 1127 Sf. Mary's Bldg. St. Cloud, Minn. 85 DREWS 1-1 u D s o N BUSINESS SALES SERVICE W E B E R ' S COLLEGE R. C. MOTORS JEWELRY and MUSIC K- C- BUi'din9 New Hudson CQMPANY Si. Cloud, Minnesala Autombiles Approved by National c Ounc il Useacfilars of Business Schools 714 sf. Germain slfesl A150 G. It Training sf. Cloud, Minnesota Enter School ADV Dal' 1o1 ani Ave. so. Phone as SIMONSON Shop Cashway Co. At Building Materials sears PZQQZQIIZ.. coN EY ISLAND And We Deliver CAFE Save Phone 5032 Excellent Food SEARS VICTORY GRANITE 85th Avsso. ROEBUCK 81 CO. CO. phone 4875 sl. Cloud, Sauk Rapids' MI eS0'a Minnesota 86 TENVOORD MOTOR RUBALD ENGEN MPANY BEVERAGE Trucking Service CO COMPANY LocAL a. LONG DISTANCE 201 5th Ave' So' pgpsl - COLA Moving and Heavy Hauling Phone 646 Bigger and Better 34th and Division Phone 32 Phone 7851 sr. ciouo ST' CLOUD HOTEL ST. CLOU D GLASS CO. TENT 81 AWNING Mgr. of Canvas or Metal Awnings Phone 1761 2 3 19 Division Telephone 282 8-W h9tI1 Est. Germain Famousfo1' Food Music Nightly Tel. 1890 COMPLIMENTS OF: CARMEL CRISP SHOP ST. CLOUD IMPLEMENT CO. ST. CLOUD FLOOR 8i FEED CO. DR. KROPP DR. MORRISON 8- KOMAREK DR. PAPPENFUS WILSON- AVE. DAIRY BAR LUCILLE HEINEN KRESGES THIESLMAN HARDWARE COXES BAKERY STUDER CLEANERS HENKY 8. SEL HARDWARE MU EIIERS BEAUTY SHOP CARLS SUPER MARKET BROKER'S BARBER CHARLES W . CARTER CALIX BAUER HARNELLS CAFE DR. PHILLIP MOOSE 87 COMPLIMENTS OF St. Cloud Milling Co. St. Cloud Daily Times Sauk Village Council Landwehr Moving Service Dr. Wm. Frieslben Harry Burns, Attorney Homstad Music Co. Anomous Charles H. Richter Eddie Hiemenx Ray Rickers Sport Shop Fredricks Dept. Store Dan Marsh Drugs Mrs. Horace Burry Sauk Rapids Dept. Store Wm. Zackman Rogers Mobil Service Mill lnn Perry's River Side Inn Pattison Pattison Schiffs Shoe Store Wiebers Shoe Service Authur Hyneman Agency Tom Urbaniak Tailor Shop Frank Lies Dr. J. B. Guida Dr. Wenner 84 Milhaupt Community Cleaners Huck and Mables Blue Eagle Hermans Inn Butches Place Dr. Patteson H 310.00 255.00 V I 1 . Vw , ,, ., V t :WEN Aul'og raphs 1 ' M355 MZ WIMWKW few fwgjwzyj Wffwf 'ggagwffff Q 'QI 1 A 1 + 1 vi -,W sf yZAutograph5 Vlyvylyjj Jam, W WJ' W ' 77fW7,gffLev WJWAMJ'5'faLVff J fy , Z U! W f2g?,.fQz7, ff LL 2 fgfelh if- wif f V ' W' KL9 f,.ff fjf1f' algflq. , V' Jw 4, Q5 1 L. M ,ff W! M' 7A'! 7!5U'09raphs . 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