St Louis Park High School - Echowan Yearbook (St Louis Park, MN)

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Tor Row: Dean, Carlson, R., Carroll, Johnson, IV., Gulliffer, Duggan, Johnson. Koi'RTH Row: Falling, Dahlquist, Hulasek, Heggestad, Dahl, Anderson, Friegang, hitch. Third Row: Fngell, Gilbert, Hallich, Jus tad, Amundson, Flanagan, Dickrnshrets, h ornell, Hansen. Second Row: Geariely, Gray, Connolly, Ingersoll, Dunn, Finstad, Dieringrr, Johnson, I. First Row: Jenkins, Hull, Johnson, !)., Mr. Martinson, Henningson, Hallgren, Hinder. Tor Row; Williams, Van der Hutch, Sit be, Waters, Stone, Whelan. Fochtii Row: Martin, Peters, Robb, I.upien, Warner, X or ell, Pratt. Third Row: Lundy, Lovseth, Severson, Rude, X el son I.., Nelson, I.a., Loegering. Second Row Popelka, Zinke, Klemm, Livermore, Sleinkamp, Xyberg. Firvt Row: Triden, Whelan, McAdams, Miss Olson, Seirup, Stevens, Krefling. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer -Advisers Junior Class ..........................Peggy McAdams .........................James Seirup ..........................Joan Whelan ...................... Trevor Stevens ................Miss Olson, Mr. Martinson The Junior Class Play, Huckleberry Finn. which was expertly coached by Miss Olson, is a good example of the Juniors’ success. We had a rip—(decorations) roaring—(Boys' Quartet) time (II o'clock, ooo-la-la) at the parties too. Speaking of the Boys' Quartet—they're top-notcher entertainment for any program. This class is very enthusiastic about basketball. Jack Carroll. Bill and Sonny Johnson, proved to be invaluable players. The girls also excelled in basketball, and OF COURSE they won the class championship. Oh. we re an up-and-coming class and we'll get there some day. Nineteen

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Tor Row: Stendal, Renner, Ralles, Sorenson, Roller, Seuall, l.indskog, McGilligan, Winterjeld. Fourth Row: Lindquist, Webster, Westover, Lindsey, Stasney, I.., Sorenson, C., Larson, J., Omestad, G. Third Row: Peterson, Woodbury, elson, I)., Martin, .McCarthy, King, S., Zimmerman, Thompson, Pratt. Sf.coM) Row: Shall man, l.undeen, Peterson, V., lasrton, I.., Kinser, Lea, Schidla, Willey. First Row: Wolford, Whitfield, Porter, Mr. Simonson, Mist Glendenning, Mosher, M erf eld, Omestad, I). Tor Row: Anderson, I)., Erickson, P., Graham, M., Anderson, R., Glasgow, Anderson, I.., Christy, Christianson, R. Sixth Row: Johnson, M., Granger, Gingras, Johnson, A'., Hildreth, Dreschler, Erickson, K. Fifth Row: Doyle, Johnson, R., Flatten, Jessen, Halvorsen, Conley, Horton, Brown. Fourth Row: Fagerstrom, Dieringer, Goranson, Jensen, A., Brown, R., Felber, Forsyth. Third Row: Hallquist, Elie, A., Douning, G., Jorvig, Finnegan, Campbell. Skcomd Row: Asplund, Holler, Carlstrom, Johnson, B., Dahl, B., Bradley, Carlson, E. First Row: Dearstyne, Bates, Miss Osterberg, Mr. Johnson, Graham, E., Havens. Sophomore Class The Sophomore class numbers ninety-six members. The executive body is comprised of Lloyd Peterson, president; Elwood Graham, vice president; and Tom Bates, secretary-treasurer. Miss Osterberg, Miss Glendenning. Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Simonson are the class advisors. A dance given by the Sophomores, April 24. proved a great success. An outstanding member ot this class, Virginia Peterson, brought fame to her class and school through her brilliant work in the field of dramatics. Many of its members have proved themselves outstanding in various sports. The Sophomore class at this time wishes to extend its heartiest wishes for the future to the 1936 graduating class. Twenty