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

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loi1 Row: Gray, Johnson, R., Hickey, Dilger, Dale, Dirks, Hopkins. Sixth Row: Hanson, H., Ingersoll, Jensen, Dahlquist, Connolly, Falck, Dahl. I i»th Row; Anderson, K., Brink, Hoglund, Dickenshee s, Henningson, England, Elie, Bacon. Fourth Row: Anderson, I.., Frantz, Carlson, C., Halvorsen, Grant, Connolly, Hendrickson. I litRD Row: Anderson, B., Bock, Drake, Johnson, I.., Eckstrom, Furber, Johnson, I.. Second Row: Jonas, Ferrell, Ft ■anof, C., Isaacson, Andrests, Anderson, V., Dorsey. I ikjt Row: Downing, Evanojf, A., Mr. Jurek, Erickson, E., Carlson, M., Johnson, P. Tor Row: Stienstra, Klalt, Milless, McGrau, Timian, : ifke, Korsmoe. Sixth Row: Thurston, Soer, Phillips, Warren, Rosccrant, Perkins, Olson, I.., Olson, G. Fifth Row: Ryan, Townsend, Reidcr, Stoops, West, Severson. Fourth Row: Laird, Langford, Triden, Scoville, S'orell, Imssen, ., Olson, I.., Klennn. Til no Row: Whipps, Van Hors sen, Y.ahn, Whitfield, Stosn ey, Ross, Ludwig. Second Row: Mo slin, Larsen, H., .Kelson, D., Mai ins from, Swanson, Lilligren. Fir t Row: Potter, Johnson, R., Melius, Mr. Jurek, Hansen, If'., Ny guard, Larsen, J. Freshman Class The Freshman Class met and was organized on September 27. The following officers were elected: President...................................Warren Hansen Vice President.............................Caroline Melius Secretary................................Robert Johnson Several class meetings were held before it was finally decided upon the type and date of the Freshman Party, which was given March 20. It was chaperoned and assisted by two of the class advisers, Mr. Jurek and Mrs. Larson. The Freshman Class organized a Music Club on October 26. T tventy-one

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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

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School Calendar Sept. 3. School begins again. Sept. 9. G. A. A. Treasure Hunt—(the treasure. S bushels of melons!) Sept. 20. Football season opens—White Bear wins. 12-0. Oct. 27. Helen Attwooll defeats June Horton in final round of girls' tennis tournament. Nov. 7. G. A. A. sponsors movie, Oliver Twist. Nov. 14. G. A. A. Mother-Daughter Banquet was great success again. Nov. 26. Basketball season begins (Alumni win by one point!). Dec. 6. Junior class presents Huckleberry Finn (not bad. Jrs.!) Dec. 19. Seniors sponsor dance after Mound Basketball game. Dec. 20. Sophomores present Christmas play Why the Chimes Rang. Jan. 17. G. A. A. give dance after Excelsior B. B. game (we won, 28-20). Jan. 20. Prison System inaugurated. Jan. 20 Magician. Loring Campbell, entertains. Jan. 22-23. No school—38 degrees below zero. Jan. Echowan staff chosen. Feb. 7. Park cagers finally defeat the rival Hopkins team (29-27). Feb. I 7. Senior girls win loving cup at annual G. A. A. Gym party (for fourth time). Feb. 21. Junior dance after Wayzata game—celebrating 31-25 victory! Feb. 26. Virginia Peterson wins subdistrict declam, contest. Ruth Dearstyne placed second, in Dramatic0. Feb. 24. Musical Benefit at High School. Mar. 3. Virginia Peterson wins again in the District declam, at Hopkins. Mar. 4. Virginia first again in humorous division at Regional declam. Mar. 6. Junior girls win class B. B. tournament. Mar. 9. Senior boys win class B. B. tournament. Mar. 9. Tryouts for Senior Class Play. Beyond Reason. begin. Mar. I I. Virginia wins second place honors at sub state declam. Mar. 19-20. Strike days ! Mar. 27. First of series of student council assembly programs. Mar. 30. Group pictures for annual taken. April Model T time. April 3. Rev. Roy E. Olson speaks at student council program. April 3-14. Spring vacation. April 14. Tryouts for operetta. Tune In. April 14. Seniors vote not to have caps and gowns. April 17. Seniors present Beyond Reason. April 22. Assembly program. Scotty and His Master. May 2. Junior-Senior Prom. May 15. Operetta. Tune In. May 25-8. Exams! May 24. Baccalaureate service. May 27. Class night. May 29. Commencement. Tu'enly-tiio