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

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a Tor R« w; Olson, Hitchcock, Nelson, Erickson, Dreschlcr, Waters, Anderson, Sorenson, Me Adams, Blanchard. I ikth Row: Flanagan, Dickenshctts, Larson, Horton, Dale, Ludwig, Deters, Pratt, Skogman. Foi'RTH Row: DUkensheets, M., Stone, Reider, Stoops, Nelson, Melius, Locgering, Hagluud, Broun, Dearstyne. I iikd Row: Downing, Finstad, Wiest, Lnndberg, Henningson, Havens, l trson, Dicringe r, J., Die ringer, (i. Si con Row: Andrttcs, Malmstrotn, Bradley, Peterson, Steinkamp, Nyherg, Van Hortsen, Furber. i iR5T Row: Huh, li he’.an, Lundy, Fornell, Miss l.undquist, Rebmann, Attwooll, Broun, Finnegan. J Girls Athletic Association President -Vice President Secretary Treasurer -Adviser Edith Rebmann Margaret Fornell Winifred Lundy Helen Attwooll Miss Lundquist The Girls' Athletic Association has been one of the most active organizations in the school. Their motive is not only to promote girls' athletics, but also to create throughout the school a spirit of loyalty and sportsmanship. The association sponsored several social functions during the past year. One of the most important to the girls was the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet held in November. This was a grand success. The annual G. A. A. gym party, given for all the girls of the high school, was held in February. The Seniors were the high scorers for the games and therefore received the cup for the fourth consecutive year. Last, but not least, the girls sponsored all the activities such as girls’ basketball, volleyball, track, and soccer. Many went out for each sport and the teams were well organized. Ttcentv-nine

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Tin- Row: Dahl, A'tone, Swanson, Johnson, ft., Carlson, R., Sorenson, Whelan, Holasek, Stendal. Sixth Row: Justad, Mel Is from, Dreschler, Sorenson, Hopkins, Korsmoe, Rlanchard, McAdams, Johnson, M., Seeliger, Fi th Row: Whitfield, Hurd, Severson, Winterfeld, Jessen, Dirks, Rude, Xelson, I)., Thompson. Fourth Row: Henderson, Johnson, J., Harris, Hanson, Anderson, Shank, Rrotvn, V., Dearstyne, Hrotcn, R., Seual I. Third Row: Gray, Porter, Dieringer, Lundberg, Forsyth, Yagerstrom, Hallgren, Langiord, Goranson. Sr.COND Row: Dunn, Dieringer, G., Maylone, Asplund, Hotter, Guy, Mason, Santrizos, Carlson, Reilly. First Row: Moldestad, Jenkins, King, Mr. Martinson, Miss Oslerberg, Seirup, Tracy, Hull, Skogman. Glee Club GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President -Vice President Secretary - BOYS’ GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Celia King Lillian Tracy Maurine Moldestad President...........................................James Seirup Vice President......................................David Jenkins Secretary - -- -- -- -- - Robert Hull The Glee Club has been very successful this year. They have given a Christmas program, Easter concert, and an operetta. The large mixed chorus is divided into several minor groups: Boys' chorus, girls’ chorus, girls' sextette, boys' quartette and Madrigals. The Madrigals consist of ten members: Ruth Asplund, Adelle Dunn, Ruth Dearstyne, Maxine Skogman, Helen Hallgren, Cleo Sorenson, David Jenkins. Daniel Justad, Raymond Carlson and James Seirup. They entered the district music contest and won first place. Their next goal is first place in the state. There are 63 members in the Glee Club under the supervision of Miss Osterberg and Mr. Martinson. T icenty-eight

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 Member ok tiii Orchestra: Olson, Forsyth, Asplund, Santrizos, Jus tad. King, Sorrnson, Carlstrom, Hrock, Drtschler, Stoops, Atttcooll, Johnson, Melius, Sorenson, Cl., Larson, Anderson, I)., Evanof, Bradley, Director, Mist Glendenning. Orchestra President - Richard Johnson Librarian..............................................Patricia Bradley The St. Louis Parle orchestra has proved its ability on numerous occasions during the past year. The credit for the success of the orchestra is due chiefly to its director. Miss Mildred Glendenning. who has developed the organization to its present height. The orchestra added greatly to the attractiveness of the Commencement services. Christmas programs, and Parents and Teachers meetings. Thirty