St Clair High School - Clarion Yearbook (St Clair, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1959 volume:

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Lucille Fitzslmmons Senior HIgE Eiflish Speech Contest Play Director Latin Eg: Donald Tremblay UEorus lisa Pat Antonaon Band Ufrls Phy. EI. Librarian V ei En XXX of -+! r Y! If , il ' l Hrs. Carol Hoeve itz Hr, Edward Hartzog Agriculture Miss Nano Re ister Junior HIgh mars Plan sronsonnn B! Jmio' High Scimce HUGH nUssELL--nlsunmcs M . G P Miss Dagg! Gullerud -flue Econ-Q-1cs Boys Phy. Ed. Coach Mr Wm B orklund Assist. Coac5 Science f 2 ' ClE:5Eik ----N .---... Hr. Leo Fitz trick Mrs. Doroth Clausen Consumer conomics 5ommerc1aI Jr. Social Studies Drivers Training THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY DBAKE'S ST. CLAIR SERVICE AND PAGE'S CAFE THO EWHO ERVEU ANITURS Herman Kroenke, and Walter Grams. Ervin Evert, Herman Kollas, Carl Hose Dean Nyquist, Orville Chr-istnagal, Blli Hager. Mary Lea Sack and Bonita Anton THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Mrs. Alma Jullar. WINKELMAN'S FEED MILL AND HAGEH HARDWARE QE Mug EYGAXXG ' 'sul .w Nik'-'Q ' Y Q wif Q QQ Xklskk, fx--.af-1 ,Q fn' L K, ask., . . .M-x.. 12557 I.. I . 1 .V -' x 1534? A I p X I , .N A . .-44 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1 1 j 'Q N . U 6, 1 HABLAN HITT 'Tale care of the school-I'm leaving! 252 WILDEB Class flower - White Bose Chog:gd2f3'u 'Hy nays and actions C1333 colors ' Bed and Wh1t0 Honor SO01ety 2, ,4 depend on my mood.' F-F-M 1.2.33 Student Council 2.3 student councn 1 Vice President 3 Aud10-V1gug1 3 u Secretary of class Annual Staff L Paper Staff 2,3,b Chorus 1,2,b One Act Play 3 4 Class Play 3,11 G.A.A. 1 Cheerleader 2,3 Class President 4 F'T'A' L' J ess Hoo PP Tri le Trio A A gextet U 3 'High school days Speech U have their delights Homecomin Queen 4 but they don't 8 CLASS MOTTO compare with high ' Non scholae sed vitae discimus ' school nightsl' CNot for school but for life we lelrnJBa5ketbe11 1,253.4 Co-captain Baseball 1,2 3,4 nssvm NICOLAI J ,,.....,g F-F-M 1.5 'ny on1y'g15E IL to -2.---, Vice President 14 be alone--togetherl' ' Sflldent COUHC11 3 F.F.A. 1 ,,,. . Class Play 3.'+ F.T.A. I+ f aa- f Annual staff lv Band 1,2,3 4 B-, ' Cla s Treasurer '4 , . Chorus 1,2,3,b Class Play 2,4 One Act Play M Dramatics 3 B Pep Band L Student Council 1 4 President M Annual Staff M Vice President of class 4 Homecoming King Attendant 4 Carnival King Attendant 4 I I THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY FARH H'S INSURANCE--G. H. HUBMER, B. J. ZAVORALQ AGENTS Ill hs x N 1 GEORGE HUBHER SAEUTGTUEIAN 'Good things come in small packagesl' Student Council 2 Secretary 2 Honor Society 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,b Baseball 2 Junior and Senior Class Plays 3 4 One Act Play L Band 1,2,3,b Annual Staff is Paper Staff 3,b JEROME LANG 'wori fascinates me-- I can sit and look at It for hoursl' F.F.A. l,2,3,b Annual Staff k Track b .X x VELMA LOEFFLER 'Iove 'em all, you might miss a good onei' Deolamation 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Student Monitor 3 Class Play 3,4 ,Q VJ' Annual-typist b ofl .- G0 R1 . R. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PAGENKOPF GBOCEBY LOBRAINE SPLINTEH 'T am learning a lot, but school seems to interferel' Student Council 3 Chorus 1,2,3,b G.A.A. 2 Class Play 3,4 Cheerleader 2 Vice President l Homecoming Queen Attendant 4 JEAN HEMSHBOT 'M1sch1e? can be found in the most innocentl' Paper Staff 2,b Debate 3 Class Play 3 Annual Staff Q CATHERINE KBUSE 'Just watch her beam, when you mention a Marlnel' Annual Staff M Paper Staff 3,4 Cheerleader 2 Deolamatlon 1,2,3,b Chorus 1,2,3,b Triple Trio 2,3 b Class Play 3,5 G.A.A. l Chorus Secretary U Class President 2 Homecoming Queen Attendant 4 EDHABD DENN 'Hy maria are the only thing that keeps me OFF the honor roll.' Football 3,b Basketball 1 F.F.A. l,2,3,h Annual Staff M N .ff Q E ., -l 'I am I Q 00, U A 1 i?- - Nnyx- WORRY !! N N KAREN SHARP VKIEDTCTUFIZN 'Uhat's life without an educat1on?' Band l,2,3,4 Paper Staff 3,b Class President 3 Student Council 1 Dramatice 3,4 Annual Staff Art Editor N Honor Society 3,b . 1? NURiA:' A,!Fy4' ss s,..', THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY ST. CLAIR STATE BANK DAVID JUBEBIAN 'Like a mirror in the sun, I'm full of wise cracksl' Basketball 2,3,u Baseball 3,14 Football Manager 3,4 Class Play 3,10 Honor Society U Annual--co-editor U GERALD SCHULL 'I came, I Eluffed, I ll graduated. Basketball l,2,3 Baseball l,2,3 F.F.A. l,2,3,b Chorus 1 Annual Staff M 1X ROSS HILDEB 'Eat, drfni, and be merry for tomorrow there may be a law against itl' Football 2,3 4 Co-captain 4 Basketball 1,2 Baseball l Track 3 Chorus 4 F.T.A. 3 F.F.A. 1,2 One Act Play 3 One Act Play 4 Class Play 3 Student Council 2 Honor Society 4 Annual Staff 4 ,Q ,. S85 JOANN JOHSNTON 'Generally speaiing Joni is --- generally speakingl' G.A.A., 1,2 Girl Scouts, 1,2 Cheerleader, 1,2 lajorette, l Paper Staff, 3 Class Play, 4 -W-. in x T . -QQ! ,T ELK., , lf? ,,,:1ezl QQ! PEMBLE 'Happy am I-from care I'm freeg why aren't they all---contented like me?' Class Play 2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3 Student Council 4 Vice President 4 Annual Staff 4 One Act Play 4 2 ll X e of W f? Q ,Q J-J . BETTY SCHBOEDER 'Life Is just a day but oh--lest nightl' Choir, 1,3 Homemakers Club, 4 F.T.A., 4 Class Play, 3,4 Annual Staff, 3,4 G.A.A., 2 DONNA MABZINSKE 'A ring on tHe Tinger- is worth two on the phone!' Chourus, l,2,3 4 Class Play, 3,4 Lbry. Assistant, 2,4 Triple Trio, Z, Soloist, 3, Declan, 2 Annual Staff, 4 Bus Patrol, 3 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY LOUISE'S BEAUTY SHOP If, MARY LEA SACK ' They sglove makes the world go around-- catch me, I'm dizzyl' Class secretary 1 National Honor Societ 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3Lz Triple Trio Dramatics 2 DAVID BESTMANN School Paper 3,b 'I stoop for nothing Co- edltor b but the doors.' , Annual--typlst 4 Band 1 2 3 U Senior Class Play M Presiding L X F.T.A. 3,h Chorus 2,3 President U Football l,2,3 Office Secretar U Baseball 1 2 3 u y 3 Class Plas' 5,11 f , ff GARY FBEDRICKSON 'Women I Hate, they irritate me---I love to be 1rrltated.' Band l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3 4 Football 1,2,3,l+ Co-captain 4 Baseball l,3,b Student Council 4 Class Tresurer 3 Class Play 3 Q One Act Play 3,5 F.T.A. 3,4 A 5 92765, SANDRA RUSSELL 'Iove came into her heart one day and decided to stay.' Annual Staff Co-editor 4 Paper Staff l,2,3 M Honor Societg 3,5 Band 3, Treasurer 4 Chorus l,2,3 Vice-pres. of class 3 Z President of class l ,I,' gig gl Craft club l lo Homecoming Queen U Q , Attendant N UO- 0 Carnival Queen gun Attendant 3,u THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY COMMANDER ELEVATOBS CAROL FRANK 'She sees the funny side of 11fe.' Chorus 1,2,3 Paper Staff 2,4 Co-editor Speech 1 Annual h F.T.A. 3,b Honor Society 3 M Class Play 3,6 Betty Crocker Homemaker b PHILLIP UINGEN X 'Got up at the crack ? or dawn, stuffed the YJQQ , crack and went V2 'mm mek no bean 4 A 7' Band 1 2 S rfj , F.r.A. l:2,b be in Baseball 2 Bukermll 3 c3gf33X Football 4 Homecoming King I+ i'.j-g.g,f,:.,','-' X' DONNA DENN 'Her future plans are not so clear, but we know the one that she holds dear.' Safety Patrol l 2 Paper Staff 3,5 F.T.A. 3,h F.H.A. 3,b Secretary 3 Library Club 3 Chorus 1 Craft Club 1 Annual Staff M lm 5 . 3 2 I coumsx w1LDE:n f ' 'I'm not a chip off the old block---I'm the block itself. Football 1,2,3 Football Manager b Baseball l,2,3 u u S A F.F.A. 1,3,l+ THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY ST. CLAIR GARAGE y SENIGR CLASS WILL We, the senior class or 1959, of the town of St. Clair, county of Blue Earth, and state of Minnesota, being of unstable mind and memory do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. To St. Clair High we will the traditions that it has set to achieve, the respect and prestige of the community. I, George Hubmer, do hereby will and bequeath my 'educated elbows' to Bruce Miller, in hopes that he wlll soon master their use. I, Jim Hodapp, will and bequeath my curly hair to Louie Mrotz. I, Karen Sharp, having consistently maintained a position on the honor roll and having considerable sympathy for others not so fortunate bequeath my position there to Douglas Conner. I, Conley 'Iron Muscles' Wilder, bestow upon one certain fresh- man boy my Samson-like strength so he may defend himself. I, Pat Wilder, proficient in the art of bewltchlng one certain man for a sum total of three years do will and bequeath that art to Pat Walton. I, Donna Denn, the Walter winchell of the senior class, do be- queath my knack for getting hold of those choice tid-bits of news to Kathy Zavoral. I, Carol Frank, who pride myself in the ability to refrain from going steady, will this art of perseverance to Betty ichnoor. I, Boss Wilder, hoping for more and better atln students, do hereby bequeath my glowing brilliance in Latin to Karen Olson. I, Marvin Nicolai, having led the Student Council for the past year, will and bequeath my leadership to David Holbrook. I, Gerald Schull, having mastered the art of collecting 'Brownie Points' do hereby leave the remains of my collection to Gerald LeBrun. I, Velma Loeffler, having a reserved ticket at Hardeggers for Saturday night, will my good times there to Marlene Baer. I, Dave Bestmann, being the tallest boy in St. Clair High, bequeath my six feet and four inches to that Irishman on the faculty, I, Jerome Lang, enjoying the privilege of being the sole senior who has official permission to attend English class only three times a week and social studies class only two times a week, so hereby will theg and bequeath this privilege to one Junior, who it appears will be in ire need o same--Tom 0'Her1n. I, Harlan Witt, being president of the F.F.A. and having a Ehggogghtgngwleggetof farming, will and bequeath my knowledge of said u e r. ar og. I, Jean Hemshrot, having a dislike for loud noises do hereby will and bequeath my quietness to one in dire need of this same trait- Pat Walton. I. Ed Denn, being a sincere believer in strong discipline, will my ability to get along with Mr. Young to Ray Ward. I, Donna Marzinske, being well informed on weddings do hereby will and bequeath my wedding books to Darla Frank. In Gary Fredrickson, hoping for more music minded people, bequeath my pisition as trumpet soloist to Leon Schwlctenberg. I. Roy Pemble, having become an expert at constructing stage scenery, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to Gerald Mrotz. In Sandra Russell, having mastered the art of fine handwriting and drawing, leav said talent to Judy King. In Phillip Wingen, will nothing to nobody because I have nothing to will be anybody. We, Mary Lea Sack, Betty Schroeder, and Lorraine Splinter having found a mate and ways, do hereby will and Billing. In In secured rings, as testimony of our fetching bequeath said ability to Mr. Young and Miss Joni Johnston, do hereby will and bequeath my black tresses made quite a collection of various hued locks Ernestine, Kruse-do hereby will and bequeath to Judy Hemshrot who has Cathy, frankly my candid comments to the gentle tongued sophomore lass, Joan Pemble. I, 6ne dark haired gentleman, who prefers to remain anonymous do hereby will and bequeath my right to succeed Chester himself in ketchen them thar evil critters--to the red headed Irish cop of the Junior class. This being the sum total of the distribution of our possesstlons, we the senior class of '59 of St. Clair, do hereby proclaim this to be our last will and testament. Signed and witnessed on this the 15th day of May in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-nine. PRCJPHECY Here it is! The age of space and space travel has arrived. It is the year 1969 and men in their little space ships are rocketing to the moon, Mars, and Venus. Almost everyone has these new space ships, but Ed Denn is content to go on winning the Indianapolis 500 in his souped up blue Chevrolet. After he showed us his awards, Ed told us he had a letter from Boy Pemble who is teaching Agriculture at the University of Minnesota. He mentioned in his letter that Phillip Wingen had Just been elected Homecoming King at the University. We now board the spaceways plane and we are greeted by our charming stewardess, Catherine Kruse who has completed all her training, but soon the marines will be landing. Finally the plane a landing and we are met by Dave Juberian the greatest newspaper man in the Universe. He has to get his story and keep the press rolling. Dave gives us the address of Conley Wilder, president of Yo-Yos Incorporated. Conley is a very wealthy man, as Yo-Yos have become popular on the moon. We are asked to meet Conley's banker, and to our astonishment, it is Gary Fredrlckson. Gary has just returned from the stars where he visited a certain nurse. There are no more classmates in that city and we move farther north. By accident we stumble upon Dave Bestmann who ls busy sawing down a tree. David said he would like to do some traveling, but there 1sn't any demand for lumberjacks on the moon. Dave also tells us that Velma Loeffler doesn't live very far away, so we go to visit her. She finally decided which guy she is going to marry and is gradually settling down. There is a new type supermarket going up in this area and we find it is owned by Jean Hemshrot. We can't talk to Jean right now for she is busy in St. Clair with the Hemshrot spacemarket located beside the St. Clair School. However we meet the engineer of this project and she ls recognized as Karen Sharp, the first woman engineer to graduate from St. Clair High. We now travel to Springfield where we are greeted by Joni John- ston. She invites us for coffee and tells us that she married her Kenny after all. As we leave Springfield, we meet a space ship that has this sign on it: Have accordlan--Will travel--Mary Lea Sack. It is getting late at night and we meet a Ford Galaxy. We recognize the driver as Jerome Lang who is going to do some coon hunting. In the morning we stop at Le Center where Lorraine Splinter is living in a trailer house. Lorraine thinks she will move to outer space as the trailer is becoming quite crowded. We go on a little farther upstate and who should we come upon but Sandra Russell. Sandra is a successful artist and housewife. On the way back to St. Clair we meet Jim Hodapp in a '69 Ford and he tells us he still has his little black book. Living not far from St. Clair is Betty Schroeder. She is busy listening to the patter of little feet. Another happy housewife is Donna Harzinske. She has just become the proud mother of a baby girl. Her other five children are boys. Donna Denn has just finished her spring house cleaning and she is a spotless housekeeper. All these kids need teachers and Carol Frank is kept quite busy. But those years of home economics are not wasted. Our space bomb is having a little trouble and has to make a forced landing in a field. We find out that the field belongs to Harlan Witt, who raises the best crops in the state and ls thinking about starting to farm on Mars. Gerald Schull happens to be helping out Harlan that day but he tells us that he usually works for a guy named Herbie. We finally reach St. Clair where we leave out space bomb for repairs. We know it is in good hands as Boss Wilder is top mechanic at the St. Clair garage. Ross starts to tell us about his cousin Pat, but then he stops and says, 'oh everyone knows what she is do1ng.' We now go across the street and into the St. Clair State Bank where George Hubmer has just become president. It seems he is following in his grandfather's footsteps. We meet another member of the class of '59 in the bank. Marv Nicolai tells us that he 1s married and has taken over his fathers land company. Our space bomb is now repaired and we have no more seniors to look up, but we'll start again in '?9. ANNUAL STAFF Front row: Carol Frank,Sandra Russell, Mary Lea Sack, Betty Schroeder, Lorraine Splinter, Donna Denn, Karen Sharp, Jean Hemshrot, Catherine Kruse, Pat Wilder, Donna Marzinske. Second row: Velma Loeffler, Ed Denn, Gerald Schull, Harlan Witt, Boss Wilder, Jerome Lang, Conley Wilder, Jo Ann Johnston. Third row: Phillip Wlngen, Marvin Nicolai, David Juberian, Boy Pemble, David Bestmann, George Hubmer, Gary Fred- rickson, and James Hodapp. SENICR CLASS PL Y Karen Sharp Lorraine Splinter Carol Frank Pat Wilder Catherine Kruse Mrs. F1tzS1mmons Jo Ann Johnston Donna Marzinske Marvin Nlcolai Mary Lea Sack George Hubmer Dave Bestmann Dave Juberlan Jim Hodapp Pat Wilder Marvin Nlcolai Carol Frank Karen Sharp Lorraine Splinter X l. ,Qepfow ..f Y Sa V ,W - . , ., .,- .,:b L .. M' , . 1 l' JU IORS Front row: Darla Frank, Jerilyn Miller, Kathy Wingen, Jean Bonita Anton, Janice Lang, Judy King, Audrey Phillips, Karen Jeanette Bromeling, Pat Thrun, Rita Hagar. Second row: 0'Her1n, Fred Phillips, Gerald Mrotz, Dean Pietsch, Sharon Judy Hemshrot, Marlene Baer, Darla Russell, Bay Ward, Terr Third row: Leslie Jones, David Kroenke, Jim Blgdon, Richar Gerald LeBrun, Jerry Froehlich, Francis Seys, Gary Miller, Hjerpe, Louis Mrotz. Kelly, Olson, Thomas Bosin, y Bose. d Ward, Dennis THE 1888 SCHOOL BUILDING THAT IS NOW BEING TOBN DOWN. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SIPPLE ELECTRICQ GOOD THUNDER AND KOEHLEH PHAR MACY, JANESVILLE ik FRESHME Front row: Lester Mosher, Helen Kruse, Francine Blel, Connie Pietsch, Sharon Schroeder, Judy Hagar,She1la Bosln, Carol Grams, Ruth Sack, Janet Preston, Patty Walton, Howard Olson. Back row: John Jones, Bob Wilder, Duane Hubmer, Wesley Truebenbach, Bill Hoppe, Glenn Pestka, Steven Hjerpe, Perry Halstead, James Mrotz, and Dan Wilder. SOPHOMORES Front row: Jan Panzram, Elaine Haedt, Sharon Hawker, Kathleen Bowe, Diane Hoppe, Joan Pemble, Sharon Lang, Deloris Mc Collum, Margie Seys, Patty Pietsch. Second row: Jerry Phillips, Donald Schull, Pat Rigdon, Donna Weber, Cathy Zavoral, Betty Schoon Dennis Jones, Eurnell Jullar, Tom Sleburg, Back row: Charles Burt, Douglas Conner, Don Juliar, Bernard Lynch, Boy Holbrook, Elaine Phillips, and Bruce Miller. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY TIMMEBMAN 8 NYQUIST TRUCKING AND ABT COBDS--BARBER SEVE TH GR DE A Front row: Carol Olson, Vera Denn, Ervin Halstead, Bob 0'Her1n, Maurice Froehlich, Danny Burt,Gervase Depuydt, Lee Wilder, David Schenk, Ricky Wilder, Mary Mc Comb. Back row: Janet Grams, Carol Sodeman, Joyce Schull, Sylvia Hesse, Rita Hodapp, Lorna Holbrook, Corine Frank,Kay Yen1sh,A1ma Cords, and Debra Panzram. Inserts: Marcella Froehlich and Bonnie Mace. EIGHTH GR DE Front row: Mike Lang, Stanley Seys, Robert Page, Cheryl Schulz, Dale Fredrickson, John Splinter, Darlene Hawker, Gary Bestmann, Dwight Frank, David Holbrook, Leon Schwichtenberg, Joe Hodapp. Second row: Sharon Witt, Susan Wilder, Gail Froehlich, Thomas Grams, Maynard Schwandt,Susan Jones,Barbara Lang, Beverly Blank, Rita Bowe, Judy Sohre. Back row: Gayle Hubmer, Judy Nicolal, Ronald Page,Harold Loeffler,Elv1n Baer,Thomas Kelly, Jim Duenes, Alyce Baker, and Sharon Ward. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY ABNOLT'S FUNERAL HOME, JANESVILLE AND KEN CUMMING--YOUR MOOBMAN MAN HQMECOMI G KING QUEE ROYALTY Queen: Pat Wilder King: Phillip Wingen Front row: Sandra Russell, Attendantg Phillip Wingen, King, Pat Wilder, Queen, Lorraine Splinter, Attendant, Catherine Kruse, Attendant. Back row: Boss Wilder, Attendantg James Hodapp,Attendant, Marvin N1co1a1,Attendant, Gary Fredrlckson, Attendant, and Mary Lea Sack, Attendant. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF HINN. INC., HANKATO Q A WE L 'lf FCOTBALL TEAM Front row: Carl Mace, Dennis Jones, Dean Pietsch, Leslie Jones Glenn Pe tk D l s a, oug,Conner,Wesley Truebenbach, Phillip Wilder, John Jones. Back row: George Panzram-Coach, Bay Hard, Francis Seys, Bruce Miller, David Kroenke, Richard Hard, David Bestmann, Gary Fredrickson, Jerry Froehlich, Ross Wilder, Gerald Mrotz, and Ed Denn. Assistant Coach-William Bjorklund. Pat Thrun, Audrey Phillips, Jan Panzram, Jerllynn Hiller, and Jo Anne Mc Comb. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY INTERNATIONAL HABVESTOB CO., MANKATO CHEERLEADERS Q! 9? Pat Thrun, Audrey Phillips, Jan Panzram, Jerilyn Miller, and Jo Anne Mc Comb. BASKETBALL TEAM Coach-George Panzram, Bay Ward, David Juberian, Gary Fredrickson, George Hubmer, Jerry Froehlich, Jim Hodapp, Richard Ward, Bernard Lynch, Donald Juliar, Bruce Miller, David Kroenke, Glenn Pestka. Janesville St. Clair St. Clair' Amboy St. Clair' St. Clair' St. Clair Janesville Good Thund er' Lake Crystal St. Clair Bethany Pemberton St. Clair Waldorf Nicollet Waldorf St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair SEASON'S RECORD Minn. Lake St. Clair St. Clair' Mapleton Amboy' St. Clair' Nicollet St. Clair' G Good Thunder ' conference g 51 68 57 49 46 49 54 49 U7 ames St. Clair Pemberton hMmCHy St. Clair St. Clair Bapidan St. Clair Hanska St. Clair THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BOSE'S MEAT MARKET AND HERB BUSING--BUILDING HOVEB TEAM 'ef' We JU 060806 SEQ Liv W BAY WARD RICHARD WARD Z GARY FREDBICKSON JERRY FBOEHLICH JAMES HODAPP B TEAM Front row: Dean Pietsch-Manager, Maynard Schwandt, Howard Olson, Lester Mosher, John Jones, Dan Wilder, Wesley True- benbach, Jim Mrotz, Jim Duenes. Back row: Louis Mrotz, Manager, Pat Blgdon, Duane Hubmer, Leslie Jones, Blaine Phillips, B111 Hoppe, Dennis Jones, and Carl Mace. Coach- Mr. William Bjorklund. 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PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE QUARTET Howard Olson, Jerilyn Miller, Audrey Phillips, Tom Sieberg, Jo Anne Mc Comb, Gall Froehlich, and Carol odeman. Donna Weber, Kathy Wingenk se THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Cheryl Schulz. and Helen ru LEE cUNsoLUs AND sNow's s'rUDIos, rmuxrro LIBR RY WORKERS sig? :gi 2 Q Front row: Miss Antonson-Librarian, Rita Hager. Back row: Kathleen Bowe, Donna Marzinske, Karen Olson, Darla Russell, Marlene Baer, Bonnie Anton, and Sharon Bosin. SNAPSHOTS Dennis Hjerpe and David Juberian. Lunch line in the Cafeteria. Study H811 in Boom 205- Catherine Kruse and Jean Hemshrot ATIO AL HONCDR SOCIETY Front row: David Juberian, Sandra Russell, Karen Sharp, Carol Frank, Harlan Witt, Ross Wilder, Mary Lea Sack, George Hubmer. Back row: Fred Phillips, James Rigdon, Kathy Wingen, Bonita Anton,Karen Olson, andJeanette Bromeling. Advisor--Mr. Young. sTuDENT c:ouNclL Front row! Gary Hiller, David Kroenke, NEWSPAPER STAFF Roy Pemble,Marv1n N1cola1,5andra Russell, Gary Fredrickson. Second ron! Kathy Wingen, Mary Mc Comb, Sharon Witt, Sharon Ward, Joanne Mc Comb, Bob Wilder, Gervase Depuydt. Third row: Audrey Phillips, Diane Hoppe,Judy Ph1l11ps,Bla1ne Phillips Kathy Zavoral,Judy Hager,and Leslie Jones Advisor--Mr. Harold Walton. JY as n 9 ,, -y .. .,.,, Qu., is ,Y Front row: Karen Sharp, Sandra Russell, Mary Lea Sack, Carol Frank, Catherine Kruse, Pat Wilder, George Hubmer. Back row: David Kroenke, Dennis Hjerpe,Bonnle Anton,Donna Denn,Lorra1ne Splinter, Jean Hemshrot, Karen Olson, Darla Russell, Kathy Wingen, Jeanette Bromeling, Judy King, and Darla Frank. Advisor--Hrs. Clausen. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HEHSHBOT GBOCEBY AND BOSTFOBD LUHBEB CO. FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA Front row: Jerry Phillips, Fred Phillips, Conley U11der,Tom 0'Her1n, Ed Denn, Tom Sieberg, Dan Wilder, Bob Wilder, John Jones, Lester Mosher, Mr. Hartog-Advisor. Second row: Jerome Lang, Doug Conner, Glenn Pestka, Phillip Wingen, Bill Hoppe,Franc1s Seys, Dean Pietsch, Donald Schull, Wesley Truebenbach, Duane Hubmer, Pat Bigdon. Third row: Jim Bigdon, Harlan Hitt, Richard Ward, Gerald Le Brun, Bernard Lynch,Jerry Froehlich, Boy Holbrook, James Hodapp, Gary Fredrickson, Gerald Schull, and Gary Miller. G.A.A. Front row: Kay Yenish, Alma Cords, Vera Denn, Carol Olson, Sharon Schroeder, Janet Grams, Jan Panzram, Joanne Ho Comb, Mary Mc Comb, Debra Panzram. Second row: Pat Walton, Ruth Sack, Helen Kruse, Rita Hodapp, Joyce Schull, Pat Thrun, Hargie Seys, Lorna Holbrook, Corine Frank. Third row: Miss Antonson, Sylvia Hesse, Jean Kelly, Sheila Ronin, Kathy Zavoral, Judy Hager, Joan Pemble, Audrey Phillips, Jerilyn Miller, and Deloris Mc Collum. Front row: Jan Panzram, Karen Olson, Jeanette Bromel1ng,Gayle Hubmer, Judy King, Darla Frank, Mary Biel, Diane Hoppe, Carol Grams, Cheryl Schulz, Pat Thrun, Pat Wilder, Pat Walton, Lorraine Splinter Catherine K , ruse. Back roll Terry Bose, Marvin Nlcolai, David Juberlan, Phillip Wlngen, David Kroenke, Dave Bestmann, Mrs. Earl F1tzS1mmons--Director, George Hubmer, Leslie Jones, Francis Seys, and Carl Mace. Front r0W2 Karen Olson, Mary Lea Sack, Jeanette Bromeling. Second row: Pat Wilder, Carol Frank, Darla Frank, Donna Denn. Back row: Mrs. Hoeve,Betty Schroeder,Dave Bestmann, Marvin Nicolai, and Judy King. SPEECH FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA Miss Gullrud, Judy Hager, Pat Walton, Cathy Zavoral, Betty Schnoor. Second ron: Sharon Hawker, Sharon Schroeder, Janice Lang, Diane Hoppe, Connie Pietsch, Margie Seys, Jan Panzram, Carol Hodapp,Caro1 Grams, Jean Kelly, Janet Preston, Betty Schroeder,Sharon Lang, and Deloris Mc Collum. FIFTH GRADE Front row: Cyril Denn,Qu1nn Benef1eld,Gary Hace,Sandra Panzram, Susan Jongbloedt, Nancy Wilder, Arlene Yenlsh, Marsha Wilder, Dean Born, Janis Dyke. Second row: Paul Seys, Orlando Olson, Dale Hawker, Michael Walton, John Pemble, Tom Miller, Bonita Brooks, Allan Lynch, Bob Buesing, Harold Kruse, David Hall. Back row: Donald Sodeman, Joy Schulz, Raymond Splinter, David Hubmer, Milton Erdman, Gary Armstrong, Robert Lynch, Tom Lang, Cynthia Baker, Darrell Frank. Insert: Geraldine Mace. Teacher: Miss Selma Billing. SIXTH GRADE Front row: Ardella Glaser, Monica Grams, Barbara Hodapp, Fay Froehlich, Diane Truebenbach,Susan Gunsolus,Shir1ey Langenberg, Lynn Thrun, Marcene Marzinske, Penny Marzlnske, Sharon Depuydt. Back row: Keith Phillips, David Kruse, Myles Bromeling, Peter De Mars, Butch Thrun, David Jones, Alfred Hodapp, Duane Davis, Douglas Fredrickson, Dennis Seys, Michael Blrdsall. Teacher: Mrs. Mary Johns. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY FITZLOFF'S STORE AND'ST. CLAIH LAND CO. THIRD GRADE Front row: Judy Lang, Barbara Splinter, Sharon Rose, Gregory Johnson, Daniel Froehlich, Karen Born, Kathleen Ireland, Debra Juliar, James Yenish, Michael Page, Michael Youngerberg. Second row: Marjorie Mashek, Ann Kruse, Joan Miller, Carolyn Haug, Duane Marzlnske, Rita Lynch, Vickie Harzinske, Mary Cords, Robert Loeffler, Robert Haedt. Back row: Doreen Anderegg, Charles Frederickson, Marilyn Bueslng, Sharon Wilkinson, Linda Gunsolus, Timothy Frank, James Seys. Insert: Geneva Mace. Teachers: Mrs. Mae Russell, Mrs. Harriet Morse. FOURTH GRADE Front row: Ronald Wilder, Fred Dyke, Susan Bruela, Marian Lang, Deanne Juliar, Peggy Halstead, Lois Loeffler, Charlene Burt, Connie DGP!-lydt, Mary Nyquist, Allan Schenk, Francis Hodapp. Second row: John Miller, Donald Farm, Lee Pestka, Sammy Jones, Steven Bestmann, Tommy Jones, Jack Grams, Mark Frank, Allan Glaser, Steven Russell, Scott Drake. Teacher: Miss Mary Steel. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HAUGEN'S STOCK YARDS AND FROEHLICH BROTHERS HATCHERY FIRST GRADE Front row: Marsha Frank, Vivian Trembley, Judy Seys, Nancy Fritzke, Carolyn Kruse, Eugene Jones, Bonnie Jongbloedt, Mary Lynch, Judy Olson, Suzanne Mace, Gloria Block, Kirk Benefield. Second row: Bonnie Pietsch, Marilyn Erdman, Billy Grams, Judy Nyqu1st,Rodney Yen1sh,Gregory Hodapp,Gary Lang,Jerry Marzinske, Debra Andregg, Audrey Grams, Larry Schindle, Pamella Goettl, Sandra Burt. Back row: Darwin Hawker, Becky Pagenkopf, Sherry Cords, Deborah Loeffler, Karen Anderson, Danny Ireland, David Farm, Steven Freitag, wendie walton,L1nda Goodrich, Ruth Schull Bonnie Lynch. Insert: Suzanne Bowe, Teachers: Mrs. Irma Brooks and Mrs. Mildred Olson. SECGNDGR DE Front row: David Duenes, Jackie Danberry, Steven Page, Jimmie Panrram, Stanley Hodepp, Susan Seys, Judy Depuydt, Marcella Mashek, Patty Tremb1ey,L1nda Witt, Connie Haug, Judy Marzinske, gehinne Eruels, Diane Olson. 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