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

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1 937 ECHOWAN Top Row: Ingersoll, Doyle, Falek, Dirks, Dale, DahLjuist, Dilger, Erickson, Gray, Johnson, R., Glosglow. Fourth Row: .1 nderson, Dickenshects, Flic, Hog land. Anderson, Ii„ Galloway. Dahl, Delaney, Hahorsen, Carlson. Tiliri Row: Drake, Erickson, Anderson, I'., Jasper son, Frantz, Connolly, Bacon, Johnson, I... Henningsen. Sk.com Row: Evanoff, Kendall, Furber, Andrews, Farwcll, Jonas, Isaacson, Carlson, M., Johnson, Downing. First Row: Jensen. Hansen. Hansen, If'., Jerome, Cans. Mr. Johnson. Johnson, R.. Helgerson, Hickey. Top Row: Whitfield. Olson, Pegors, Sands. Perkins, Thurston, Ryan, Phillips, Roessel, J. Fourth Row: Potter, D.. Reider, Larson, Stoops, Scot tile, Stasney, Melius. Olson. Severson. Third Row: Norman, Overbey. Larsen, Nygaard, 7.ahn, Ludwig. Langford. Larsen, H. Second Row: Nelson, Malmstrom, Whipps, Lilligren, Larsen. Swanson, Mohlin, Teich, Can Horssen. First Row: Sticnstra, ICarn, Milless, Mrs. Larson, Pinncy. Roessell, McGrow, Potter, H. SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class is one of the largest classes we have ever had in the High School. It has one hundred six members. The class officers are: president. Ralph Jerome; vice president, Frank Gaus; secretary, Robert Johnson; treasurer, Robert Pinney. This class has some boys who are very acti e in sports, and we are confident that within a year they will prove their ability. Seven teat

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1 937 ECHOWAN Tor Row: Conley, Hildreth, Fylling, Halvorsen, Johnson, H., Anderson, V., Anderson, I... Chris• tianson, Johnson, E., Cingras. Fourth Row: Fclber, Hates. Brown, Kihhnan, Johnson, M., Erickson, A'.. Dreschler. Jorvig, King, Flatten. Third Row: Dicringer, Jensen, Havens, Goranson, Dearstyne, Carlstrom, Elie, Downing, Halquist. Second Row: Carlson, Bradley, Asflund, Kinser, Campbell, Dald, Holier, Johnson. B„ Forsyth, Fager. trom. First Row: Dale, Grcham. Anderson, I'., Miss Glendenning, Finnegan, Mist Larnpinan, Erickson, P., Christy, Graham, M. Tor Row: Pratt, McCarthy. H'oodburv, Larson, J., Nelson, Ximmerman. Webster, Winterfeld, Martin, D. Fourth Row: l.upien, Omestead, G.. Lindsay, Lindquist, Magnuson, Standal, Benner, Skjelbottad. Third Row: Martin, G., Welch, Newton, Whitfield, Lundeen, Peterson, C., Schryver, Wolford, SeitseL Second Row: Shallman, Lee. Schidla, Omestead, I)., Mosher, Peterson, I'., Larson, I.,, Willey. First Row: Sewell, Overbey, Lindskog, Peterson, L., Miss Wharton, Halles, McGilligan, Scoville. Ludwig. JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class, besides being one of the f oremost desses of the school, has enjoyed much success in all events sponsored by it. On January 29, they presented their very successful play, Hold Everything. The Junior-Senior Prom was also adjudged successful by those who attended it. The officers are: president, Katherine Finnegan; vice president, Ted Ralles; secretary, George Downing; treasurer, Lloyd Peterson. Miss Glendenning, Miss Lampman, and Miss Wharton were the advisors. Six lent

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1 937 ECHOWAN THE HALL OF FAME Jack Carroll.....................Most popular................Jane Ingersoll John Loveseth ----- Best disposition - - - - Jacqueline Binder Charles Livermore - Most brilliant - Mary Henningsen Trevor Stevens - Most poised ----- Shirley Peters Dick Johnson.........................Fussiest..............Charlotte Gray Douglas Gullifer - Friendliest ------ Betty Pratt David Jenkins ------ Wittiest ------- Betty Hull Dan Justad.......................Most talkative - - - - Margaret Fornell John Duggan -........................Noisiest - - - - Margaret Gardener Paul Whelan......................Best dancer.................Judy Triden Bill Johnson.....................Most flirtatious - - - - Charlotte Gray Bob Fitch........................Best athlete - Peggy McAdams Bob Norell ------- Quietest................................- Fern Klemm Gerald Dean.......................Biggest tease - Winifred Lundy Bill Johnson.....................Best bluffer - Ann Loegering Dan Justad.........................- Peppiest.....................Joan Whelan Charles Livermore - - - Most likely to succeed - - - Marion Conley David Jenkins.......................Cleverest......................Betty Hull Bill Vander Busch - - - - Most polite - Helen Hallgren Sonny Johnson......................Most fun.....................Joan Whelan Bill Nitke ----- Done most for class - Peggy McAdams Jim Sierup............................Laziest..............LaVerne Nelson Jack Carroll.....................Most attractive...................Betty Pratt Harry Warner.....................Best dressed - - - Helen Dickensheets Charles Livermore - Most ambitious - - - - Vera Anderson Eighteen