Shattuck School - Shad Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

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Dave DAVID BRANGER Roscoe, Montono ln five years Dave has taken part in many Shattuck activities. He did a fine job as captain of the wrest- ling squad this year, against some of the hardest competition any Shattuck team has encountered in any sport. Good luck to Dave in his future adventures in the wild and woolly West. ENTERED FALL OF i945 First Lieutenant 45 Second Lieutenant 45 Sergeant 35 Corporal 25 Officers' Club 45 Flag Company 3, 45 Junior Floor Officer 35 Rifle Team l, 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 3, 45 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Wrestling 3, 45 Captain 45 Varsity Track 2, 3, 45 Undefeated B Team Football 35 Class Ring Com- mittee 35 Bridge Club 4. Bris BLAINE J. BRISTOLL Des Moines, Iowa On the campus Bris has been a fairly quiet lad5 yet every now and then that Des Moines spirit seeps through and we catch him sneaking in after taps or on the phone lining up some sort of a deal. ln his four years, he has also become the friend of each and every one of us. ENTERED FALL OF l946 Varsity Wrestling l, 25 Bridge Club 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte l, 2, 3, 4. Ilcarpll THOMAS WARD CARPENTER Horlon, lowo Another outstanding two-year man in the class, Tom has always been at or near the top scholastically. Al- ways cheerful and eager to help the other fellow, he has found a host of friends during his stay with us. Carp is undoubtedly one of the most brilliant stu- dents in our class, and he has worked hard for those things which he wanted out of Shattuck. ENTERED FALL OF 1948 Sergeant 45 Rector's Gold S 35 Acolyte 35 Bridge Club 45 Cum Laude. TXVENTY-THREE

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TYVENTY-TVVO IlLeelI HAMPTON LEE AUST, JR. Dollos, Texos With his friendly disposition and Southern manners, Lee has won the admiration and respect of our whole class during his short year here. Among other things, his loyalty and sincerity to his friends will long be remembered by all of us. He certainly carries our best wishes with him wherever he may go. ENTERED FALL OF 1949 Badger Golf 45 Badger Hockey 45 Bridge Club 45 Acolyte 4. Buzz PAUL G. BELAU Blue Eorth, Minnesoto One of the outstanding two-year men in our class, Buzz set his goals high two years ago and has work- ed hard toward attaining every one of them. One of the best scholastically, he has also participated in a great many outside activities: notably, the writing of this yearbook. A top student and invaluable friend, Buzz is certainly headed from here to the top. ENTERED FALL OF i948 Platoon Sergeant 45 Senior Floor Officer 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 B Team Basketball 35 S Club 45 Gopher Golf 3, 45 Gopher Basketball 45 Gopher Tennis 3, SHAD Staff 45 Co-Class Editor 45 Class Room Committee 45 Radio Club 35 Bridge Club 45 Rector's Silver S 35 Cum Laude. Beer Can 4 RAYMOND sTEvEN BJERKEN Buhl, Minnesota Having quietly gone his way for the first half of the year, Ray aroused quite a fervor with the swimming team. With his long and powerful stroke, Beer Can didn't remain with the B-G's long5 he quickly moved into a varsity berth. We certainly regret that such a swell fellow as Bjerken did not spend more than one year with us. ENTERED FALL OF I949 Varsity Swimming 45 S Club 45 B Team Football 45 Gopher Baseball 45 Flag Company 45 Bridge Club 45 Band 4.

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TXVENTY-FOUR Lighthouse CHRISTIAN LAURITHS CHRISTENSEN, JR. Borrington, Illinois This year Lighthouse has been the despair of the military department, as they puzzled over his indif- ferent attitude. Yet all of us feel that he has been with us too short a time and that he will be missed when we remember his cheerful face above all us shorties. Here's the best of luck to Enge's shortstop and one of the Cubs loyal fans. ENTERED FALL OF i948 Sergeant 4, Flag Company 3, Band 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, S Club 3, 4. llBi ll WILLIAM D. COCHRAN Moysville, Kentucky Whether we think of Bill as man or fish, we will al- ways remember his friendship. As the Veep of our class, he cooperated with Don and Bob, and consist- ently stood up for our rights. We shall never forget our most ardent rebel, who, when not breaking tank records, was often found in the classroom-as a fourth for bridge. ENTERED FALL OF i945 Second Lieutenant 4, Sergeant 3, Officers' Club 4, Flag Company I, 2, 3, Senior Floor Officer 4, Band l, Suidon Bearer 2, Varsity Swimming l, 2, 3, 4, Undefeated Swimming 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Varsity Track 3, 4, S Club l, 2, 3, 4, lnterscholastic 220-yard Freestyle l, 2:36.l, l6O-yard Medley Relay 3, l:l9, 220-yard Freestyle 3, 2:29.7, St, Paul Winter Carnival 200-yard Freestyle 4, 2:l2.5, IOO-yard Breaststroke 4, l:O6.4, 200-yard Freestyle 4, 2:l2.5, Runner-up Garvin Cup 3, Garvin Cup 2, 4, Crack Squad 4, Dramatic Association 4, Commencement Play 4, Thanks- giving Plays 3, 4, Vice President Senior Class, Bridge Club 4, Crawf VAN LE ROY CRAWFORD, JR. Woll Lake, lowo Van has earned the respect of everyone in the class for his friendliness. And yet, at the same time, no one ever thought of pushing him around for he would stand his ground when he was right. Dependable and loyal, Crawf's friendship has meant a great deal to us during the past two years. ENTERED FALL OF i948 Sergeant 4, Color Guard 4, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Swimming 4, S Club 4, B Team Basketball 3, B Team Football 3, Choir 3, 4, Flag Company 4, Bridge Club 4.