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

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SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class of 1937-38 has an enrollment of one hundred two. The class officers are Philip Schwerin, president; Robert Lees, vice-president; Alan Justad, secretary; James Smith, treasurer. After Philip Schwerin left school, Robert Lees succeeded him as president. There have been two class parties during the year. The Sophomores had nine members out for football and ten members out for basketball. Four of the class were on the honor roll each of the first four six-weeks periods; these were Wayne Brock, Billy Lindquist, Clayton Swenson, and Grace Williams. Sixth Row—Byers, Dahlqnist, Hagen, R., Frantz, Gardner, Johnson, I)., Dunn, Artec, Bjorklund. Fifth Row—Baker, Dale, Chapel, Erickson. Johnson, Hcnningsen, Andrews, Hildebrand. Fourth Rote—Hclgerson, Jancke, Carlson, G., Holmgren. Hagen, B,. Guyer, Flannigan. Third Roto--Burg, Conley, Carlson, I)., Anderson, B„ Jackley, Erickson, Diack. Hedwall. Second Row—I loiter, Jerome, Frobcrg, Kuhnley, Dale H., Hoffman, Brock. First Row—Holm, Gaffney, Jensen, Mrs. I.arson, Justad, King, Farmer, Kimball. Seventh Row—Lindquist, Swanson, Olson, Miller, Laidlaw, McGilli-gan, B., Renner, E., Malone, Moldestad. Sixth Row—Mueller, Williams, Shjcfte, Swanson, McCluskey, Running, Perry, Olson, J. Fifth Row—Selseth, Sewall, B., Roberts, T racy, Martin, G.t Swenson, Mickelsen. Fourth Row—Ramsden, Lindsey, Tertian, Mill css, M., Sorenson, P., Schmeltz. Third Row—Ryan, Ncitzel, Lewis, Wolford, Merfeld, Stoll, Rogers. Second Row—Sewall, I)., Rice, Sewall, J., Popclka, Shank, Tracy, L. First Row—Rcdparh, Smith. Miss Jones, Lees, Sewall. ECHOWAN 1938

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Sixth koto—Dale, Gau.s, Hanson, Hickey, Krickson, Gray, Falk, Helgerson. iUI: koto—Jerome, Anderson, V., Delaney, Dahl, Carlson, Anderson, Ingersoll. fourth koto- Jaspcrson, Cirant, Anderson, L., Henningsen, Johnson, Eli, Dijer. Third koto-—Harwell, Conley, Hoglund, Dickcnsheets, Johnson, A., Dirks, Jonas. Second koto—Downing, Evanoff, Johnson, Bacon, Johnson, R., Carlson, M. First koto—Furber, Miss I.ampman, Halvorson, Miss Glcndcnning, Andrews, Frantz. First koto—R. Phinney, J. Warn, E. Millcs, G. Roesell, B. MeGraw, J. Roesell, J. Steinstra, H. Timian. Second koto—D. Zahn, L. Olson, R. Phillips, L. Stasney, G. Stasncy, J. Pegors, B. Murfield. Third koto—D. Potter, I.. Shultz, L. Olson, B. A. Perkins, V. Thurston, D. Scoville, R. Severson, W. Swanson. Fourth koto—E. Norman, D. Larson, II. Larsen, D. Sands, C. Melius, E. Ludwig, J. Stoops. Fifth koto—D. Whipps, L. Van Horssen, V. Tiech, L. Klooz, M. Norell, H. Larson. Sixth koti—M. Nygard, B. Kendall, Miss Wharton, D. Nelson, D. Malmstrom, June Larson. JUNIOR CLASS President....Jeannette Andrews Vice President..Charlotte Furber Secretary .....Virginia Thurston Treasurer....Betty Ann Perkins The J uniors presented very successful and original dances this year. They gave the first Barn Dance ever to be held in good old Park, with plenty of corn stalks and hay for a jolly good time. Miss Earlene Ainsworth produced one of the finest Junior Class plays ever to be given. It was a three-act mystery farce— “Black Magic.” I he theme of the Junior-Seniot Prom was carried out in Dutch style. For the night Holland prevailed, and it was acclaimed one of the most successful Proms ever to be sponsored at Park. I he girls held office this year and did an efficient and praiseworthy job. Miss Wharton, Miss Lampman and Miss Glen-denning were most competent advisors, and we extend our sincere gratitude for their work. 1938 ECHO WAN

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Anita Jknsen IN MEMORIAM WHEN EARTH’S LAST When Earth's last picture is painted And the tubes are twisted and dried, When the oldest colors have jaded, And the youngest critic has died. We shall rest, and, faith, we shall need it— Lie down for an eeon or two, Till the Master of All Good Workmen Shall put us to work anew. PICTURE IS PAINTED And those that were good shall be happy: They shall sit in a golden chair; They shall splash at a ten-league canvas With brushes of comets' hair. They shall find real saints to draw from— Magdalene, Peter, and Paid; They shall work for an age at a sitting And never be tired at all! And only The Master shall praise us. And only The Master shall blame; A nd no one shall work for money, And no one shall work for fame, But each for the joy of the working, A nd each, in his separate star. Shall draw the Thing as he sees It For the God of Things as They Are! —Rudyard Kipi.ino Quiet in spirit, faithful in pursuing her task, finding interest and happiness in arts and aesthetics, Anita Jensen journeyed her life up almost to the end of her high school course. Thus, she lived quietly, peacefully, and beautifully. Surely it could be said of her as it has been said of others that when her life went out, another light was kindled in the firmament.