St Louis Park High School - Echowan Yearbook (St Louis Park, MN)
- Class of 1945
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If-. .,. - DEDICATION Io those from our class who are or have served 1n the armed forces of our of the Free and the Home of the Brave We the Class of 1945 of the St Lou1s Park H1gh School ded1cate our yearbook country, fighting to keep it The Land I. Alvis U. S. N. ,W -:fl . A' ,af in Jr J' '2f-we f fn - I K W N . Q-ff R.M orris U. S. A. 'TR , L 'ff 'Luk K Rldlmgton R if I C Nelson R. Eckers I. Reid Lang 5 19 USA U.S.N Z., USN USAF .wx W 1 . ff . U Q1 . 5 . . ' ' U. s.N. - l ' - in A, V M Q Q 4 x vt WYE: Q ' ' U' S' A' H. Seaburg , , . 1 ' I V'V . .U .f :JA 1 1 a ll Qu W E X xl, ci . QW 9 my QW fa N92 XS QWNQ I 0 y Y W 0 -5- f Ltr I f ll I A-1,1 Q ji g.-- x !F 4 FACU LTY M H KUHLMAN pT1T'1C'1ffII Fira, Q50-Q,-f 'Mw- 3453-15 E FOLTMER, Anil tfmt pflflflflfil f 55,1 , ,M 'W O E DOMIAN Qupt of Schoolq L ADKISSON Fmm vim . - I L. . , V A 'I .f n 1 . f JL S , 1 INDUSTRIAL ARTS W Caven D Cole A Iacobsen ENGLISH I. Gates, M. Huso, M. Hcrwkinson. H. Moffat, A. Iscrcson, N. Draxten MATHEMATICS M Bllllngs I McKay M A Engcm V McShc1ne SOCIAL SCIENCE M. O'Donnel1, M. Tell, M. Seely, L. Rormcm, W. Halgren COMMERCIAL G Lampmcm M. Wharton W Zmmmermctn SCIENCE M Hayden G Krueger N Lokensgcxrd WWW LANGUAGE AND PSYCHOLOGY M. Wcxssenar, E. Iustin MUSIC I Swanson W Balch PHYSICAL EDUCATION E Lundquust ART M M1111 K Iohnson asa., L...-b SPEECH AND DRAMATICS F Haavlk I Rmgland HOME ECONOMICS P Souers I Chcxmberlam PHYSICAL EDUCATION B Crowmngshleld VISUAL AID E Welke -I...----'v x 'lm xx A Iohnson E Monk Llbfflflilfl School Nur Q L Ham lton Cfflcc Stuff A Crosby O Andersen C Hanson N Crosby H Wllhums B Baldusen Cu tochcms RX -V, I f , ' N ' 5 - D. Helgerson, N. Thomson, V. Erickson. . i A ' f . 3 2 - JB, R Koch E Bcrston Mcuntencmu Elememclry Engmeer SUVCVV1 or E M Houll I M Bye E Thompson M W11l1ams Ccxfete 1U Crew C Nordberg H Nygcxard H Nelson P Lmgley S Kelsey Bus DIIVLV HIM-M.: i HW :J ww am M auuftfoglmmplln mr twin!! x ' . 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' P - '4 ':.,-,,j.., , -21 'v - - .3151 3' :S-CPI I - L r .V 14:-'...?p K NA' -:Agar - ' xt ' .A A 22 A -4, -A x ', iffy, 7' -:f ' SEN IORS CONDUCTOHS: COMPOSERS: Mrs. Moffat Don Wollord - President Miss Lundquist Ierry Lund - Vice-President Miss Ringland Stella Farrington - Secretary Mr. Rorman Florence Whipps - Treasurer When we started out Together as seventh graders we thought the tune would never come when we would be saymg farewell to St luouls Park Hrgh School Every one ot us can say that we have enloyed every rnlnute ot our hlgh school days They wlll never be lorgotten We are ready to lace the future and whatever rt may bnnq W1th 1h1s thought tn mmol we say lare Well Park trom the Class of 45 PATRICIA FRAMHEIN IANIE FREDRICKSON Valedlctonan Salutatonan ,WMWWW 434503 V Ierry Lund Florence Whzpps Stella Farrmgton Don Woliord Si - 3 X X, ., 4 4 V W Q. gi S 3 ,, ' V 4 Q . ,,..l, t A 'ft 'F F tt' F 5 if 3 ' V , E J ' M 1 , u i tr J DOROTHY ABPLANALP Wont onyonf- if-r lf-'Un my ll non1ff9 SHIRLEY ANDERSON The qtrl with the gzrmppirlfr brown eyemf' Blue Trl 2 3 4, Srftfvnce Club 4 IOHN BACH 'Where Bell qoeg, .so qoep: Boch Football 2, 3, 4, Bosketboll 2, Track 2 3, 4, Tennis: 2 4, Letterrnonk Club 4: Sporty Aheld Z, SCU.-nce Club 4 Arlelpht l'l1Y 3, 4 CORINNE BAKKE Conte :ffm or drow but come. Glee Club 2 3, 4, Blue Tri 2, 3 4, Befl Cro Council 4, Mosque and Grivel 3, GA A 2 3, Echo 4, Sole-ty Council 3 DONALD BELL lh o 'j9lTfOCYf!CY7 ' lootboll 2 3 4, A Conl. 4, Baseball 2 3 4, Sctffrtce Clrzlrv 4' luettffzrnon 2, 3 4 Letterrnenss Club 4, Conlerm Club 3 4 BILL BLOMQUIST HA quift mon lWljlV'1l1llf TIlI'lfIU , W '93 2-V li , ': ' :- 4, QMY v , ,QQ J mu. jk ff? 1 RICHARD BOHN The boy wlth the :smile on his: lace. Track 4 BERNADINE BRI-XMWELL Allure today - fyone lor the rert ol the week' Brush ond Polette 3, Blue Tri 4 ROSS BROWN 'The Woy he roises hu: eyobrowaslw Glee Club 4 Echo 4, Cotrnero Club 4, Mosque rind Gavel 4, Wresstlinfq 4 Track 4, DONNA BROWNE Sincere ot oll times: Blue Tri 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, 'Brother Goose 3, Vocotionol Club 4 ' v- l ','-' ,,.. VIRGINIA BUHGGRAFF l'Well liked wherever she qoesf' Vorio ig ttonol Club Vtcf--Pres 4, Echo 4, Blur: Tri 3 ,,, 4 THOMAS BURNES 'Life with Father A lelphl Hi-Y 2, 3, 4- Pr ss of Cln-14,7 Lerxftervhlp Clvb 2 Science Club 4 BERT BUTTLES Ott We Co BEVERLY BYE 'Refservfwl tor Rolf UAA 2 3 4, liruzzli rin'l Palette 4, Vocational Club 4 PHYLLIS CAMERON Uliftw but known Blue Tri 4, Vocational Club 4 PATRICK CARRIER UA measly titty tiiicim' ROBERT CARSTENBROCK Alwayq up to pai Golf 3 3 47 Basketball 3, 4, l,etterman':: Club Z, 3 4, Football 2, 3, IAMES CASWELL 'We know him by the noi.:e lie malcezsw llootball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2 3 4, Wrestling 2, 4, Ailelphi Hi Y 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, l,,f'll'?l'Ttlf'1Tll.1 Clrilw 3 4 fs Q 'imtm L of 1 V .ij f 1 , if .5 X 4 j ' H is E544 351,53-j',1.,n,3 1 ' .. .f ' ' 13, 'R 5 g IAMES CHURCH Hep heb, heb--two three tour' Fifielirs Hi-Y 3, 4, Track 4 HENRY COUSINEAU 'lWhat 'in' ' Cousinneau? You'd be :zur- prisedf' Class Vice-Pres. 3, Ortho Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Tre-as. 4, School Door Canteen 4, Student Council 4, Science Club 4, National Honor Society 4, Echo 4 CLAYTON CUNNING ' Not so quiet please Football 3, 4, Letter- man':a Club 3, 4. MARY DANIELSON Everyboclyfs pal Blue Tri 2, 3, 4, Treiig 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Vocational Club 4, Echo 4 PHILIP DAVIS 'il Dream ot learne Band and Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Culee Club 3, Fidelis Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec 3, Student Council 3, 4, Pres. 4, National Honor Society 3 4, Science Club 4, School Door Canteen 3, 4, Chr 3, Masque and Gavel 4, Leadership Club 4, Christmas Play 4 ' MARY DEMAR 'AA tunny story lor every occasion, Blue Tri 4, Pep Club 4, Camera Club 4, Vocational Club 4, Echo 4, Masque anfl Gavel 4 en .ga BETTY ANN GRAHN l take things as they come, Blue Tri 3, 4, MARY FOSSEN Reserved in manner ' Band and Grchestra 2. 3, 4, Sec.-Treas, 4, Camera Club 2, 3 4, Sec. 4, Blue Tri 2, 3, 4, Political Science Club 3, Science Club 4, Vocational Club 4, GAA. 2, Brother Goose 3, Red Cross Council 2, Echowan 4, Christmas play 4, Writers Club 4. PATRICIA FRAMHEIN 'Beauty 'ri brains go hand in hand. Blue Tri 2, 3, 4, GAA. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, Camera Club 3, 4, Brush and Palette Pres 4, Masque and Gavel Treas. 3, 4, Echo Z, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Sec Henn Co. H. S. lournalistic Assoc. 3, 4, School Door Canteen 3, Political Science Club 3, Vocational Club 4, Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Henn Co. Rep. 4, Club 44. IANIE FREDRICKSON 'llndependencef' Gtee Club 2, Sec, 3, Pres. 4, Leadership Club 4, Blue Tri 3, 4, Masque and Gavel 3, Sec, 4, Science Club 4, Echowan 4, l'Brother Goose 3, Red Cross 2, Echo 4, Club 44 3, 4, Political Science 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. FLORANCE FREIBORG 'You can never tell about these quiet girls. Blue Tri 3, 4, Girls' Vocational Club 4. DAVID FULLER 'Rast me another. Band 2, Orchestra 2, Football 3, 4, Golf 3, 4, Safety Council 4, Camera Club 4. Vocational Club 4. MARY IEANNE DUGGAN What 'Burners' me up Blue Tri 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3. DONALD ECKERS UHe Wears a pair of silver wings Vtfrestlinq 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4. CONSTANCE ENGELBERT l'Cheerlul as everyone ought to be. Blue Tri 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Vocational Club 4, Echo 4, Masque and Gavel 4. MADELINE ENGELHARDT Her voice is oh so nice. Library Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Blue Tri 2, 3, 4, Leadership Club 4, Masque and Gavel 4, Camera Club 4, Vocational Club 4 RICHARD ERICKSON Quiet-at times. Football 3, 4, Wrestlina 3, 4, Letterrnans Club 3, 4. STELLA FARRINGTON l'lt's love, love, love. Vocational Club 4, Blue Tri 3, 4, Cabinet l.C.C, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Drum Maiorette 4, Brush and Palette 3, Homecoming Attendant 4, Class Secretary 4 LEO HANKE l finally made it.' MARIE HANSEN Better than the :sun -her :3rnile's out every day. Pep Club 35 Library Club 35 Blue Tri 25 35 45 Beal Cross 3, Vocational Club 45 Club 44 45 Masque and Gavel 45 Camera Club 45 Echo 45 National Honor Society 4 MARY HARTZELL Carry rne back to old Virginia Masque and Gavel 35 45 Pres. 45 Blue Tri 35 45 Vocational Club Sec 45 Political Science Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Brother Goose 35 Echo 45 Leadership Club 45 National Honor Society 4 DAVID HOUCK 'Seen but not heard, Football 25 35 Bapsketball 35 Science Club 4 PATRICIA HECKLIN Quite an artist Blue 'l'ri 35 Library Club 25 Brush and Palette 35 4. ARNI HEIDERICH Swinaing lists and tnussical finarfrzsf' Football 25 35 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 3, 45 Boxina 7 3 45 l.etterrnan':1 Club 45 Band and Grchesstra 2 3 4 X N :F : '1 '5 fw .,:Q: my 55.5.. , 34 q'55,Q555 i qligxtvgirff 5 N 3 ' W fi 2' RICHARD GROSSMAN 'Anythina but a quiet lite -Zirn-zantf' Fideltsz H1-Y 3 45 Echowan 45 Club 44 35 45 Echo 4 ROLAND GUENTHER 'The pin-:settffrh union Wrestling 35 Foot- ball 3 MARY GUETZLOE 'Lite in rx plarntf-r cant Blue Tri 2, 35 45 Pep Club 3 HAROLD HAGEN 'Always in the pink Virtual Aid 25 35 4, Basketball 2 IAIVIES HAGERTY 'Thorac Iona clifatancfe phone calls: cost money, Grtho Hi-Y 25 3 4 Sec, 45 Science Club 45 Football 2 35 Fielrl ana Stream Z, SUZANNE HALL ' Sweet Sue, Claes Treas, 25 Blue Tri 25 35 4 Sec. 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Echo 2, 35 4, Co-Editor 45 Masque and Gavel 35 45 Vice-Pres. 45 National Honor Society 3 45 School Door Can- teen 3 45 'Brother Goose 35 Vocational Club 45 Student Council 45 Spanish Club 35 Leadership Club 4 ' SQ f' ,di YE If A 14 K , any mf.,-1 mg, ,gas DELORES IEPPESEQN Show 1 A111 Co11r1C11 2, 8111'- T11 3 4, Voccmomcl C1115 4 EINER IEPSEN 1Wc1bb1!f: 1: WO1'If1QV11l1 c:v.f0c1111rce:z Foo1br111 4, CC1:r1Qrf1 Club 4, WrL:i1111tc1 3 4, ACi91ff111 H1 Y 4 IEAN IEWELL A1111 not C11or1ff in 11112311 G1llO Cluk, 3, 4, Blue TN 2, 3 4, G A A, 2 3,1196 Crow: 4 IOAN IEWELL 1:1 not exther G A F1 2 3, G1ef-C111113 4, B111 T11 Z 3 4, Re-ci Crowe 4, Echo 4 BEVERLY IOHNSON 141,111 rf1f111y fsr11m,1, 11111 111f1 1f1f1cr110r.: f1o11'1 know it BONNY IOHNSON 111 of-V1 1131 ALICE HILL 11 r.1: fu' C1ff C111 X 3 1 1 1' 4, C'11'1f'r'f1 C1 11 3 13111 '11 4 11 , +'- r MO Student Council 2 3 4, 13f11ff T11 3 3 4 Cr11'11r1f1E 3 Prr-Q 4, Pop LLY HODGKINSON 11fww 111CIY1Y 11f1f11'f:' 11f1v1- VO11 1g1ro14f-113' 1113 2 3 4 V103 Prf-f 4, G AA QC, Yff1t1o1i:11 111211111 Socif-ty 3 4 oc 4, 1.,9GC1QTl1111p C1llb 4, Troon, 4, 13111911 and 11111-115 3 4 Vme- PFQS 4, Echo 7 3, 4, 13c:11c'1v.1c1r1 4, 13roI11f2r Goozzc-' 3, G1f-1: C111b rem: 3, 3011001 Door CC1r11f'1f1r1 3 4j1'10111f'CfO1I11TN1 Q11f'4'11 4 PATRICIA HOLDEN 111' ' 1 rg 1i1.1 1S1'1f '1':: 3 DOROTHY I1-XCKLEY 'Worry and 1 11r1w: wx 1' 111f11 11111f- '1'r1 2 3 4, Br11:111 fmfi P1111-1111 3 4 V11:f'fPr1::: 3 SHOKO IENIYE 'S11rLr1y p1fr.1omC1111y VoC:cxt1o:1f11 C1a11i 4 HARRY IENSEN 1AT '17 1:1 1111: ,:f1f,f'1r111y 13f1:111f'11ur111 YZ 3 4, 130O1b01113 4 1.V'1f f11'fT11.' C11111 3 4 V1f'f--13rf'p' '1 CLIFFORD IOHNSON Tlif- lol1n,:on.' ol .xtfrx r W tome Viwfrl Aid? 3 4 'ZW 'ff cwv' X 3 4 IACK IORDAN 'Tl1f- quiet Ul tyraf- ' Sclffncrr- Club 4, liootbull 4 RICHARD KEELY 'Downwind lrrxon in the CAP, Bnzsketbmll 2 3 4, Science Club 4, Football Z Student Council 2, 4 MERRI KEYT 'Yen rtili roll Pork Blue Tri Z, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Brush ond Palette 3, 4, Clleerlcrcxfler 4, Mmzqiie ond Grivel 4, Politicril Science Clull 3, ilzirotliflr Goose 3, Vocotionml Club 4, Cfllllmtfl Club 4 RICHARD KINDY 'Rr-r-rutt psrrtootli Rell Crogsfs 2, 4, Tennis 2 3, 4, Criinero Club 4, School lloor Cunteen 4, Science Club 4 BYRON KISNER 'Smit-wiclien lor two Footbrill Z, 3, 4, Wrfrzatlinrg 2 3, Track 2, 3 4, Rfrzzketboll 4, Clfx 1: Vice--Pro.: 3, Spanish Club 3, Refi Cross 2, Adelphi H1 Y 2 3 4, Sec 3 Pres 4, l.etterrnr1n'f: Club 4, Student Council 3 4, Notionol Honor Society 3, 4 Vice- Prfns 4, Folio 4, ln-fitlffrzsliip Club 4, Scifrririf- Club 4 FRED KRYSEL 'Variety in the spice ot l1lfA Footbnll 3 HUGH KEUMPEI. HSCl1OOll13 ull riqlit cn: rx szifleline' BARBARA LAMBERT HTl'1O!36: greot bm beoutitul ffyeza Blue Tri 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Science Club Sec Trecns 4 LORRAINE LARSON 'Blondie Blue Tri 3 4, Vocotionol Club 4 IEANETTE LARSON 'Alwuym minqinrgf' Crlee Club 2, 3, 4, Voco tional Club 4. MARLYS IEAN LARSON Ready ond willing to help Library Club 2, 3, 4, Sec 4, Red Cross 3, 'Brother Goose 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Politiccrl Science Club 3, Eclfiownn typifzt 4, sp, t- AUDREY MARTIN 'Take this down in izharthanfl Blur' Tri 3 4, Vocational Club 4, Echo 4 SALLY MCBRATNIE ' Hes my 'Brud' and butter. Blue Tri 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas, 3, Pres. 4, Echo Asst. Adv Editor 4, Echowan Literary Editor 4, Political Science 3, Class Secretary 2, 3, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treas. 4, Leadership Club 4, Vocational Club 4, Masque and Gavel 4, Writers' Club 4, ROBERT MCGINTY 'lMy lite in Duluth--chapter XXVl, Dux Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas all Hi-Y 4. YVONNE IVICIVIORROW Lassie corne home Camera Club 2, Blue Tri 2, 4, Echo 4. BILLIE MITCHELL Dont let her name IIl1,SlE'CI'I you. Blue Tri 2, 3 4, Vocational Club 4, Camera Club 4 PATRICIA MOONEY The Oak lrllll aana ' Brush and Palette Sec 3. V .9-Wann, , ff tw Q -tif Q' .13 114,- gkgtiw if il 'lfgsttii f Jf:'E3'! ix f' SHIRLEY LEWIS She laughs and the world laughs with her. Blue Tri 2, 3, 4. BETTY IEAN LINDGREN Nice things come in small packages. Blue Tri 2, 3, 4, GAA, Z, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Camera Club 4, Vocational Club 4, Echo 4, Bed Cross 4 BETTY LOU LINDQUIST The missing iLink ', Blue Tri 4 IEROME LUND i'God's aitt to women. Class Vice-Pres. 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, All Conf. 4, Track 3, 4, Pres, of Letterman's Club 4' Wrestling 2, 3. f IACK LYON 'iCome losephine in my flying machine. Ortho Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Treas 4, Science Club 4, Busi- ness Editor Echowan 4. GRACE MAGNUSON HTen flying fingers on the keyboard. Blue Tri 2, 3, 4, G AA 2, Visual Aid 3, 4, Sec. 4, Vocational Club 4, Echo 4, Orchestra 7, 3, 4, Echowan 4, Camera Club 4, 'Brother Goose 3 OLIVE IEAN PENNINGTON Opera lil hor lirist love, but Rodney runs o cloaso :second Blue Tri 2, 3, 4, Gloc Club 2, 3, 4, Masque and Gavel, 3, 4, Echo 4, Political Science Club 3, Vocational Club 4, Treas 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Drum lvlaporotte 4, Maclraoalianx 4, Echowan 4, National Honor Society 4 DONALD PETERSON lrlnall 'lrirli f1n.1 pstiiblifuix l3c::1-'Aball 3 4, Band 2, Science Club 4, Vipzufil Aid 3 4 DOUGLAS PETERSON Ani now lor the .112-fiY'lO'.1Y cent queue lion. Echo 2, 4, Advertisincz Mar 4, Echowan Erihtor 4, Science Club 4, Class President 3, Ortho Hi-Y 2 3 4 Prepa 4, All School Hi-Y Vice-Press, 4, Track 2 3, Political Science Club 3, National Honor Society 3 4, Studs-ri Co1incil4, Loaflf-rnliip Club 3,4 ROBERT PETERSON For hf- .1 a rolly croorl lollow Football 2 3 4, Science Club 4 ROBERT PFEIFFER 'Sturliousy lfut otlierwimv normal Science W Club 4, Echo 4, WYllf'l2llCll1lfpIf,' 4, litrzf-liall 3 4 Z6 E wt EMMA PLOSS 'Why worry xp? MJ Mllff' is MARLYS MORRILL All Ar:1er1r,:fwri url Brin: irrl or::tif:.,t11 Lf, 3, 4, Leadership Club 3, Clan.: Troon 3, Cfizwni-rri Chili 2 3, Blue Tri 2 3 4, Cabinet 4, GFX A 2, 3 4 Prof 3, lib rr l Q 4, lfrrtional Honor Society 3 4, Science Club 4, Heil Cro.,.- 3, livliowari 4, Bur: :ytalt of Echo 4, Vocational Club 4 KW' ERLING MOSTUE lMy heart bclonrwx to Alorgiuz- ' lllilflftlll Corin cil 2, 3, Vice-Prefs 3, Echo 4, Football 3 4 Mfrr 3, licrzxlcrltbrill 2 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track 3, 4, School Door Cantor-rx 3, l.r:ttrfriiif1ri',1 Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, Anlolpilii Hr-Y 3 4 DOLORES MURPHY UExcr-lzsior lSoun'l Blur- 'l'rt 3 4, Cfuufkrrr Club 4, Vocational Club 4 MARILYN NESSLER Hl..llKE in a C3lf?TlI'1lH l.llJT11TiV Club 2, Blue Tri 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Vocational Club 4, ljcqlio 4, l3ol1ticr1l SClf?llC'f' fi MARIAN PARKER lAl1fll '?V ririrl l' lrllllft lllll 3, 4, Vocrrltontrl ROLAND PEARSON Allll be flown Tri 'wrt yrru ru fr wlif-f-llirrrrov ionevw Football 2 3, Trfrr-lc 7 3 4 fl Club 4. eg 2 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, School Door Canteen 3 4, 'if' Palette 3, 4, Blue Tri 2, 3,4 PAT PROBST 'Glad to have hor lmtcl' iiluft 'l'rt Z fi I ' ru 'wt LORRAINE ROUST lrlere ..o.rie.1 the lilavyf Y ROBERT RUNKLE Quietn qeniux at work, Viaual Aid 2, Camera Club 2 3 4 Troma 2 3, Brother Goose' 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Pres 4, lvlaaique and Gfivf.-l 3 4, Student Council 2 4, Red Cross 3, 4 Pres. 4, School Door Canteen 3 4, Loftdergaliip Club 4, Science 4-,rj Club 4, Political Science Cltib 3, lrliitional Honor Society DONALD SAMPSON lWhere were you on the night ol October 3l:at?' Colt 2 3, 4, Ficlceltts Hi-Y 3 4 WILLIAM SANDVIG Flfi.:l1l Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball Z 3 4, Letternianls Club 2,15 4, All School l-li-Y Press. 4, Adelphi H1-Y 2 3 4 Vico Press 3,, Soc 4, Science Club 4, Stu- dent Council 2 4, Echo Sport.: lift 4, Echowan Sport: Ed. 4, Press of Learlerzship Club 4, National Honor Society 4, All City lli-Y Pres 4 GENEVIEVE SCHILTZ 'l3lu1:hincq 11: pretty, but not always con- venient' Bluo Tri 3 4, Vocational Club 4, Echo 4 LEONA SCHULTZ 'Oh Donny ' Blue Tri 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Camera Club 2 3 4 Treo: 4, Political Science Club 3, G.A.A. Treo.: 3 4, ljcho 3 4 Soc 4, Vocational Club 4 Preis, 4, Loader- ,ihirg Club 4, Mafqtic and Grivel 4 will iff!! Blue Tri 2, 3, 4, G A A 2 4, Mfr.1quff'tri'tCf't','f-l 3, lgntl Croc, Z IEAN POTTER 'leanlu with tltf liftht lt:o',','rt litru Slit li ui RICHARD REISS l l should have been rainefl in G' :mu 1 lwrnlft ball 2, 3 4, Football 2 3, luetterirtanl' Club 4 WILLIAM REISS llWhat the well flrf-.xxrifl zztfin ','.Ell ',',' wt. loo ball 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4 YVONNE ROESSEL Her patient P tn' to 'ut 'sur-ll lilt Tri 3, 4. CAROL ROGERS She .zirifts the blur-,, it'Nfl'j ljlfff- Club Z, 3 4 ELAINE SELSETH XA carnival ot lun Pr-fu Club 3, 4, Political Vocational Club 4, Student Council 4 ARNOLD SKIELBOSTAD 'Lily of the Valley Camera Club 14 3, 4, Sports Atield Club 2, Science Club 4, Fifielr: lrli-Y 3 4 ROBERT SLY Crazy like a tox Echo 3 4, Echowan 2, 3, 4, Club 4, Visual Aid 2 3 4 IOHN SMETANA 'l Woocl like to 'xo naw Track 4 MARGARET SMETANA 'The oranafe anti black car liancl 2, 3 4, Librarian 4, Orchestra 4, Blue Tri 3, 4 EVERETT SMITH 'Shorty Football 7 4 I , W f rf MARIE STEPHAN 'Marie the dawn 1:2 breaicina' Blue Tri 3 4, Vocational Club 4. DONN STRATE lMy beloved is ruaaed. Golf Z, Red Crows 3, Ficlehs Hi-Y 3, 4, Letterman? Club 2, 3 4 DONALD SWENSON 'But definitely Band 2, 3, 4, Mar. 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Camera Club 3, Brother Goose' 3, Masque and Gavel 3, 4, Reel Crossrz 3, 4, Vice -Pres 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Prem. 4, Student Council 4, School Door Can- teen 3, 4, Chairman 4, Political Science Club 3, Echo 2, 3, 4, Bus: Mgr, 4, Leadership Club 4. SHERMAN SWENSON l'Ability in not always broadcasted' Baseball 3, Political Science Club 3, Science Club Press, 4, Lead' ership Club 4. FRANCES TORREY Ml'rn new around here. Vocational Club 4 IEWEL TROYER 'How :she can talk Glee Club 3, 4, Blue Tri 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Masque and Gavel 4, Leaderzahip Club 4, Vocational Club 4, Echo advertising 4, Science Club 3, Carrtera Club 3, Blue Tri 4, Science Club 4, Leadership Club 3 4, Canifrrf: Club 2 3, 4 Prev 3 4, Science FLORENCE WHIPPS 'Pause lor a long low whistle. Blue Tri 2, 3, 4, Class Treas 4, GAA. 2, 3, 4, Pres 4, Treas. 3, Voca- tional Club 4, Echo 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Red Cross 4, l-loinecornina Attendent. GLENN WICKMAN ' Wick-man' do you mean? Why, Glenn of course Football 2, 3 DUANE WINDAHL ' l-le furnishes the sun alasaes tor those yellow pants. Dux Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Red Cross 3, Foot- ball 3, 4, Leadership Club 4, Science Club 4. DONALD WOLFORD mls he a lWoll-ord' a man? Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Class Pres 4, Sec.-Treas. Letter- inans Club 4, Leadership Club 4, Student Council 4. IACQUELYN WOODWARD Sweet Seventeen. Band 7, 3, 4, Blue Tri 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres 4, Science Club 4, Spanish Club 3, Vocational Club 4 DONALD WRAY 'A iWray' ot happinem.: Sports Alielrl Club Z, Hifi' 2, 3 4 IAMES VESSEY Slim lim. Crtho Hi-Y 3, 4, Echo 4, llaueball 3 4, Lettermons Club 4, Science Club 4 SHIRLEY WEBER llQlllEiNGSl2 has its own reward Band 2, Blue Tri 3, 4, Vocational Club 4 IACK WEESE Sighted dame--dated :same Band 2, Wrestling 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Science Club 4. BETTY WERNER 'Theres soniethina about a sailor Band 2, 3 4, Orchestra 4, Blue Tri 2 3 4, Vocational Club 4, GAA. 2 RALPH WESSNER Mister live by live-tenths. Visual Aid 2, Science Club 4. MURRAY WHIPPLE 'iliawa-a-a-anti Fidelira Hi-Y 3, 4, Prem 3, 4, Leadership Club 3 4, Football 3, Student Council 3. PHILIP ZIM l wr ,nr POPULARIT Blggcst Fhrl FYlC1ldl1C5l B st Phys1qu0 I' Ul'Al'llCSl La ugh Nlccst SlTl1lC B1ggest Apple Pollshcr W1lflO5l Best Dressed Mob! Athletlc Mosl Popular Loudebt LLUClL.l'5 Mosi Bashlul Best Dancers Bas! Loolung Cute:-,1 Couple MERSCHEID Y POLL Murray Vvlllppll. Harry I 115011 Ierry Lund m Church Florono Mary D L VVh1pps eMar Dolores Murphy Penny Pennmqlon I1 d kxnbon Don Wolford l..rl1ng Mostuo D ck Grossman Molly Ho g Penny Mary DcMar Penn ngton 1 Braun Sandvxg Sally Mc B111 ll Wolford MarlyQ Morrx Don d lunson Molly Ho g Doug Pc-tcrson 1 ton I1m Caswell hl Davx-1 Don P Murray Ierry L Brud K otersor Pc buy Hall nny Pennn g P 1 Dolores lcpposcn Mary Whlpplo und ISHCI' Slcl Sally Duggan la Farrmgton MCBfGl!11C 4 sruf-11111-f Cm: 1 I Ll 44: A L L A Ll 'V as 1 4. ...:lf21gE'5 j. ,1,., ,nf vii? I' Q ' ' eff bliilix ' , l' ,I X K X46 jx X f Q-Ti1Sf5f2:L:i1 52:5 IQ' r Z Q V, : M a 0 X 5 n A I ' NJITHEST - -- . , A WW IF? if-EHIXX -iii 1 ZFQ5 4 f1'?!f s'!!U' . '2ea -,I f!'!'4222!QF9 f ll ll!! MEM? If .1 , mg lfllillk h -U Hlllllll rHQ '5 QV! , 5, U7 ' II 'fwllli ' I-nl -Tlg' 'lily 'QW Qllli vi P I x. 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' VI'-J -Q57 -', I f. ff:?A'f5'?5 V-- 214, 'h QV, 4.5 : H- A ,Jag - sg.. '. in . +57 J ' . b rf 53.-13' . ?i'x':.f.- '5N1:'N Fw' L y-, 5-ay. .5 ,-,. 1 .st zip: 4 --. ff .26 -Q x 'f 'if 1. i jj' 1771: 1 1 - ,P . - , ii- Af- 1 Q I f'. HZ J -I ' '4 -A 351 'A ' .-JV 'gg' J' ff ' 'iiis' x , I UNIORS CONDUCTORS: COMPOSERS: Miss Isacson Dick Miles-President Miss Wharton Dave Hines-Vice-President Mr. Seely Harriette Shipton-Secretary Mr. Lokensgard Ernestine Held-Treasurer Any member ot the junior closs could sing I'm Sitting On Top of the World, becouse this is how he feels. The closs ot l946 will be high ond olmighty seniors. The closs hols mode or good record in the post yeor, ond it is determined to be one of the best senior closses in the history ot Pork. Their ploy, Shiny Nose, wos o huge success -if gs wos the homecoming donce which wos olso o project ot the juniors. The lunior-Senior Prom wos the grond highlight ot the yeor. Iuniors, to you much luck ond hoppiness os you toke our ploces in good old Pork High. T. Phillips: B. Nelson: M. Gilbert B. Westerberg: T. Perkins. M. Williamette: D. Sonmore: H. Sand A. Elie: C. Stockdale: F. Severson M. Olson: E. Arnold: S. Swedell: B Gold: K. Harper. I. Broberg: M. Ulrich: H. Stevens B. Hager: D. Flaa: B. Harley. ton: B. Helmerichs: G. Swanson. SOX1. B. Aretz: I. Christy: M. Davidson B. Buresh: B. Fox: C. Albinson B. Keen. A. Albertson: I. Cook: A. Chase M. Wolhrobe: A. Dcmz: C. Beal I. Dennis: B. Lovering. quist: E. Held. D. Bostrom: M. Berg: Pat Henriksen S. Smith: I. Rust: I. Fletcher: H. Ship- A. Doerr: I. Berg: D. Crotoot: D. Cam- eron: F. Dresser: P. Pegors: S. Iver- 1 1 C. Beyers: I. Duemke: D. Clark: I. Bramwell: H. Bettschart: A. Blom- I. Drury: B. Bloom: B. Bannister. IUNIORS I. Stout: D. McKay: B. Madsen: B. Hacking: H. Taus: I. Olson. D. Hayden: I. Schmidtke: I. Iohnson: D. Senander: F. Thompson: D. Ol- SOI1. F. McGill: M. Feidt: M. Quinn: M. Hatcher: D. Peterson: B. Tennis. I. Terry: I. Nickels: M. Iohnson: I. Specht: D. Edstrom: B. Arbogast. G. Harvey: L. Mickelson: L. Fels: M. Lundin: I. Peterson: L. Berg. I. Hanson: D. Iorvig: H. Schcxcht: M. Ienneke: L. Siolseth: R. Mullen: C. Iohnson. D. Miles: I. Giller: R. Kohlstedt: D. Rines: D. Shinn: D. Forsyth: I. Matt- SOR. O. Hariu: C. Wells: D. Schifllin: C. Hilleren: P. Haling: E. Hulgren: W. Iensen. G. Hcmkins: I. Gardner: M. Towne: G. Gieslce: F. Muund: B. Wolfe. C. Holzinger: D. Leggitt: I. Killin: S. Fagerstrom: A. McBeath: S. Seh- lin: R. Flaten. iii Pres.-D. Miles V. Pres.-D. Rines Sec.-H. Shipton Treas.-E. Held . M... we-r ! '- SOPHOMORES WV Sec.-S. Rydland Tre-as.-B. Carlson Pres.-B. Nordstrom V. Pres.-B. Kinney B. Carlson: A. Eaton: D. Andrews A. Dahl: I. Davidson: I. Carrier P. Barklind: I. Doodeward. G. Adolphson: R. Carlson: S. Brown R. Wilson: I. Bikson: K. Davis R. Clark: I. Broderson: A. DeMar. N. Anderson: I. Brown: B. Arelz, I. Drone: I. Davenport: P. Doyle N. Allen: C. Bildsten. I. Bliss: D. Dion: M. Carpenler: D Allan: I. Black: I. Connell: H. Danz L. Fernilius. E. Berg: D. DeCurtins: I. Carpenter, D. Crane: I. Burggraff: G. Iessen, P. Hauglid: B. Granum. R. Hill: R. Truede: P. Holasek: T. Iohn- son: K. Iohnson: B. Hedges. R. Iamieson: B. Hubbs: D. Houck: D. Holmquist: E. Fulion: W. Fred- erickson: R. Gurske. R. Harvey: S. Gardner: B. Hamlet: P. Gleeson: C. Hoffman: I. Perrin: A. Heiclerich: I. Iackson. L. Garborg: E. Harlzell: N. Gregg: A. Fountain: G. Frederickson: E. Hickmott: B. Haug: M. Gordon. R. Renlz: P. Grabow: G. Heggerness: S. Iackson: G. Iohnson: I. Ienkins: P. Schuliz. SOPHOMORES The sophomore class has many Memories ot the past year that they will never forget. This was the first year that they were olticially members ol the Senior High School. The class has many leaders, and a bright future as juniors next year is assured. The past yeor has been ct happy one for the sophomores, but they are relieved that geometry is over withl Come to think ot it, though it wasnt so bad after all CONDUCTORS: COMPOSERS: Mrs. Gates Bill Nordstromu President Mr. Halgren Barbara Kinney--Vice-President Miss Lampman Sylvia Rydland--Secretory Bob Carlson --fr Treasurer A. Nelson: D. Lundahl: B. Kohlstedt: D. Nelson: M. Kaufman: W. Nord- strom. B. Nelson: I. Maroni: F. McGary: P. Mills: D. Lawler: I. Nelson: I. LaVarre. D. Matthews: I. McGinty: N. Miles: B. Kinney: I. Larsen: C. Navratil: H. Mizusawa. D. Kivisto: B. Larson: F.. McCulloch: R. Meyer: P. Keely: C. Narey. P. Martin: L. Lindahl: M. McLaughlin: A. Mork: M. Merchant: S. McQueen: N. Martin. I. Ronbeck: N. Seirup: I. Whitney: H. Randall: F. Young: K. Reed: R. Kays. E. Elgard: H. Swedell: R. Rode: M. Tierney: C. Townsend: A. Zimmer- schied: A. Swenson: V. Weis: N. Pearson. I. Steenson: I. Thompson: P. Telford: D. Kleinepier: L. Stone: D. Runkle: C. Chauss: R. Reese. W. Tessmer: I. Pennington: A. Yngve: C. Miller: C. Stuck: D. Skibness: R. Shinn: T. Pirsch: R. Pool. I. Swanson: S. Rydland: N. Thomson: I. Port: M.YRuplin: C. Prather: M. Swartz: I. White: N. Witt. B. Fletcher: W. Tracy: D. Pfielter: A. Stassel: M. Meyers: I. Riordon: S. Roberts: D. Tracy. CONDUCTORS: Mrs. Huso Mrs. Wassenaur Miss McShane Mr. Krueger Mr. Zimmerman , , Georgienne-Secretary-Treasurer R. Stevenson: E. Nelson: R. Swenson: M. Scott: I. Peterson: H. Noreen: R. Pickett: L. Windcrhl. D. Voss: D. Olson: R. V. Peterson: A. Roessel: D. Spanier: R. Neal: P. Tierney: R. Vartdahl: P. Vaughn. I. Olson: I. Rodgers: A. Pooler: O. Quady: I. Quittum: H. Wittgraf: T. Vessey: I. Olson: I. McGill. E. Thompson: G. Quist: P. Quinn: M. Morrissey: R. Tourville: L. Winn: N. Warner, S. Turnham. I. Slaiter: C. Schuler: L. Paul: Y. Skog- man: I. Wetold: P. Thayer: M. Vetch. G. McCartney: A. Renslow: D. Otis: G. Sievert: R. G. Peterson: F. Ware. R. Corey: P. Cameron: M. Dow: H. Dahlquist: I. Devins: C. Flermoen: N. Crowley: B. Flatin. R. Bye: I. Caldwell: M. Bennis: S. Currie: T. Doherty: D. Anderson: I. Fitzgerald: C. Bohlig. I. Dodds: I. Behonek: P. Friert: R. Bevensee: L. Fischer: T. Doherty: B. Brunzell: I. Franks: C. Dooley. B. Copeland: A. Drepler: L. Fried: F. Fairbarn: E. Davis: M. Freiborg: D. Burdick: P. Bettschart: B. Ander- son. I. Brown: B. Beal: B. Beck: G. Ewert: M. Boettcher: M. Fruede: D. Daniel- son: M. Chapman. E. Erlandson: I. Duemke: I. Dyckman: E. Charrier: M. Borglia: D. Bevers- dort. R. Kuhlman: D. Mackey. F. Hurd: R. Hoffman: R. Glassing. N. Guenther: R. Iones: D. Gud- mundson: T. Murphy: G. Grady. D. Hilliard: M. Hansen: M. Lundahl, M. Larson: S. Iohnson: Y. Martin, L. Lenmark: P. Lien: L. Iohnson. D. Gilk. C. Lorenz: B. Kuka: B. Lenmark: M Holmes: C. Lewis: R. Holm: O. Ger- mundson: R. Harvey: R. Iohnson. P. Markuson: M. Knutson: C. Larson D. Hansen: M. Magney: R. Iohnson C. Hutchinson: H. Held: R. Lapping I. Streech: G. Geldert: K. Oswald A. Isker: M. Gendreau: D. Hubbard E. Keith: D. Pobuda. M. Greer: R. Corey: I. Mattcrx: R. Klumpner: I. Leeds: R. Iohnson: CONDUCTORS Mr. Hayden Miss Draxten Mrs. Tell Mr. Foltmer T. Cass: T. Bergerud: S. Erickson: C. Coater: L. Doerr: B. Baker: B. Beck: A. Engelbretson. M. Anderson: R. Dale: I. Cedarleaf: C. Cole: M. Bergman: W. Carlson: A. Drewlow: E. Cohen. B. Dale: D. DeHusson: S, Bohn: W. H. Carlson: I. Davenport: M. Damon: I. Annen: L. Bloom. I. Christiansen: G. Doherty: R. De- laney: H. Allar: G. Burwell: C. Dornblaser: I. Davidson: I. Behonek. N. Berset: H. Erickson: M. Album: P. Brown: I. Canterbury: B. Brown: B. Bloom: A. Crowningshield: B. Carrier. F. Hirshlield: D. Murphy: B. Ferber: C. Iohnson: L. Frantz: I. Morrill: I. Manly: M. Manley. O. Iohnson: B. Hodgkinson: V. Hoi- strand: I. Holstrom: D. Kivisto: A. Giller: B. Ioubert: C. Kardell: C. Martin. D. Kuhlman: G. Martin: D. Hurley: C. Gamache: I. Hinkle: R. Gordon: B. Littin: R. Grady: D. Hecklund. M. McGinty: P. Holden: R. Fernelius: D. Iohnson: R. Leeds: I. Malmstedt: R. Burton: D. Freiborg. R. Arthur: I. Holm: W. Engelhardt: H. Hauglid: B. Doherty: B. Carlson: H. Gragert: W. Fox. F. Kaeppel: L. Nelson: L. Peterson: C. Nelson: R. Hansen: T. Vetsch. T. Thies: D. Williams: F. Quinn: D. Sewall: F. Hoops: D. Schaeffer: N. Iohnson: M. Ruediger. P. Winchell: E. Peterson: K. Severson: M. Terry: I. Neilson: N. Skibness: I. Ruedlinger: C. Severson: H. Wahlberg. W. Narey: I. Hilleren: I. Swierczek: I. Palm: E. Hubbard: I. Mattson: N. Rud: R. Olson: A. Newdall: M. Sewall: M. Myatt. S. Unger: I. Strickland: B. Nelson: M. Ruplin: T. Thuss: R. Hill: I.. Thompson: P. Vaughn: A. Pooler. I. Shinn: H. Pierson: R. Rowland: E. Stowe: G. Smith: B. Pickett: R. Nor- ris: E. Peterson. G. Swenson: E. Weld: M. Schmoker: M. Shaw: M. Sistad: M. Turnham: C. Swanson. 7th GRADE CONDUCTORS: COMPOSERS: Miss O'Donnell Iames Reiss--President Mrs- MCKQY Nancy March-Vice-President Miss Hawkinson Rose Hanson-Secretary Barbara Iackson--Treasurer - . A. Pearson: D. Phillips: I. Turnham: I. T. Olson: W. Wilson: I. Nessheim: M. Nyberg: I.. Yahn. C. Olson: D. Senander: L. Smith: C. Seashore: C. Stark: K. Ostrum: I. Pavey: S. Vinz. A. Thorne: I. Stewart: B. Washick: I. Scott: R. Saillant: R. Peterson: D. Noreen: I. Reiss. Tossey: M. Westegard: I. Huediger: I. Weitzel: B. Shroeder: B. Wolfe: M. Nelson: S. Samels. G. Stageberg: A. Voss: I. Weber: B. Stuart: I. Sundguard: K. Wefold. G. Mauser: D. Murphy: H. Lung: I. Gurske: I. Hanzalilc: A. Iohnson: B. Kuhn. G. Keller: M. Hoffman: B. Iohnson: M. Gustafson: C. Gallinson: K. Gals lagherr D. Gardner: I. Hull: M. Lindner. D. Hegrenes: I. Lisk: H. Miller: I. La- Hue: I. Hacking: D. Langbehn: I. Lerdahl: M. Gieske: F. Goodman- SOX1. W. Harper: P. Leland: R. Hanson: B. Iackson: N. Keen: N. Iohnson: D. Heller: T. Moeger. R. Goranson: I. Holmquist: N. March: I. Hill: D. Iohnson: G. Maas: R. La- vine: I. Martin. B. Diack: M. Carlson: C. Brown: B. Cantieny: K. Donn: T. Fredrickson: R. Byboth. K. Becker: B. Broms: C. Anderson B. Allen: M. Fagen: K. Anderson, C. DeVore: M. Clark: B. Chamber- lain. S. Erickson: A. Formoe: L. Faye: I Brown: G. Conway: F. Elgard: H Carlson: T. Anderson: B. Fletcher R. Elverum: D. Aydt: S. Fehr: I. Brown B. Bolig: M. Canfield: L. Fernelius P. Erlanson: I. Bloom: I. Flermoen R. Foss: L. Derby: C. Chase: I. Berke- witz: R. Dworsky: S. Devins: C Cristman: K. Finstad. ,ff-vwkff' -aku sw ,,,,..,. annul v W 5,9-Www Abd swwis sf! ww A -mwmww-W-'H' 3 M , sf Wm ff' Q z -. , ' 7 E ' . . J 'f ay 4. 4x1 if Aww- if n Tiiwb . M , wyaj.-91. L W- they--f, 'A 1 , P 51.1, 1 .,-.,s A'-AQ, V' f 1 . ,, ag 1 K ' as 'f f Ji!! Q Awq f2'n,....f'f -2 -N W, I, v WW X QW N fx fx SPO RTS f-X 'lu f 'N W-gg? 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High 7 Excelsior 12 Mound 7 Wayzata . -ai A f, 4.4 21.29 ' Sflffiiifft. 1.54 -'f o-he . 4-.v:- 4, ... 1.4 fi' T J 2. . fi?l .Q 3 iI,..3?.M B. Hedges I. Lund H. Iensen FOOTBALL . . STANDINGS W. 5 4 3 4 1 1 0 T. Pct. 1 1.000 l .800 2 .750 0 .571 0 .167 0 .167 0 .000 D. McKay may 95. my x M, 'f f Aw.: agua.. Vu - A xi.-P,.gg Q ' ,Y flu D. Erickson C. Cunning :ww mw.....1..m. ,,. D D 1. wh gd gd' We l. Hansen B. Reiss U... var .fi f 1 . ,L we it D. Miles B. Madsen I. Bach B. Carlson B. Kisner I. Caswell D. Hines Ek if xg' I .slgiifm is if il Q sv 5 ,gg ar L il wa STOPPED ROBBINSDALE W. if Pam? ntim taking G uad in we win A WM 4. This ,M H G e OPENS AT 1 ww..-up am. h n ' EASON h W Pa'Ws F 1 Hovkmf' h , f, M- -U JU'-7LDi5t : ' ' Pl'0P3'3 o m 'xx-what swiSW ,f -ff 'x f , , 1 ,,,, 1 . ,.r, . 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'ff 'I L Xu' 'K UQ O' 'XV' nl, ' ' IA 'f 1 ,md I 1' xi MDMA, Wim !5',,mJ1O5tf.WXH Pfnk lu-m . url Um imcl mzrmtf-fx L11 :Mm rt'-ld IPM- Hun 115'-. 1011011 A113 ,Q ,gow -yi, ,-, 1 , gf I f1.1Q !, md Mr ,ni ., giwi up wi-Vu I nga: vm! tw QM 'HH' mio f wuz tuxi LM tim- wfxy lmlwl 11 fum! irmlio' 11411, foxini ln' 5,1219 M M' .- ind HH wi H-fx-rw i .g H 1, rx ,H'.'f1e-vm' fxwffhwrv' nt x '51 fm eg fn' 'W fll .rl 1 mf- f-cry' d v.. 30 . 15 ' W. L. P 1. I BASEBALL B. Glassing: B. Fitzgerald: T. Iohnson: D. Olson: H. Dahlquist: R. Pickett: B. Kuhlman: C. Cun- ning: I. Devans: A. Heidrich: D. Frank: I. Mattson: R. Mullen. A. Sorenson: E. Mostue: I. Caswell: B. Sandvig: I. Vessey: D. Bell. Startina the season with a veteran team, Parks baseball tearn appeared able to challenge the top Lake Conference teams. Last year the Orioles were in second place. Mound duties were taken over by Iirn Vessey while Iim Caswell was on the receiving end. Don Bell, loe Rode, Erlina Mostue, and Alan BASEBALL April 20 April 27 May 4 May ll May 17 May 22 Left-lim Caswell, Catcher Right-Erling Mostue, Infield Sorenson linished out the infield. Don Eckers, Bill Sandvig, Don Allar, and lack Mattson helped round out a well balanced team. The headseup type of ball as taught by Coach Vlfally Zimmerman made the Orioles the team to watch. SCHEDULE Mound. here Wayzata. there R K Bye Excelsior, there Robbinsdale, here District Playoffs Top Left-Bill Sandvig ia Top Center-Don Ecker Outfield Center-lim Vessey Pitcher Bottom Leit-Don Bell Infield , Vi Q . xi f to Q' E , B ,W QQ Q' 5,5 wall' qi, A ft aa-'NM 1 ' ,f V 1 ,. 1 5: I ,J , M? - -e - QA Q 1 , , A ' : 35, , - f . 5,.5w3,:5-2:5 W , ff , .www , iris. 4, ,K Mgfigf Q ,tt f , 24.151,-if? '21,g1f,gm,if5: 5 i?2'L,-2'?f?i4f:f,, ' ' ' , Q J f , A A 1 -zallffq It, B f W V X- 15 Mm., f f A .nigga ,nw V A A l,W,f ,J t 4 nw' Qfglf ur ,:,fi5qfU 3 if 'flfwfllxftti , y ni, f-,' matte. A 1 ,K , ,. 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Tfjfffi 11.1 fm: 111f- but- rv 1 W ter 1sc1111,: I H .:- W I' NW' 1 -,A 'S . ,x fi ' ' X 2 1 px in 111111 fi111sc11pa 01111 rzhot- N ,N , put Iffrry Lund led the tfvrxrti fr: 1017111011 ,- ,559 W Q . 115- fir1.111ff.1 P1012 M1:11.'f11'1 P rw T1 f::1 'JF 1 Q1 fre 1 .1011 15' 1 11 1.13 4 111 ' 5111111 mm 'K A .1 , ., N 2 Fred Szfvs:1::o11 wwgr-fr 111re r111c1e11f: of the -- ,ISM J , . ,k K 6 ,Vi ,ff ,Ig , il A ' 9:11 W111 11 11-tmfs, 1,1 y K 1-'fy M W' ' ' dal 1 1 H Q11 frrzfi 'B e nd V4 - Relays' 1o'1r1f1e:i H111 1 roy' 1Y'.f'k A , ,. . :FA-if 1: I 1 SW GOLF Wlth the comma ol prlnq weather the lmks were opened to the amb1t1ous golf 'squad A lull team ol lettermen tncludmg Don Sampeon Don Strate Bob Carstenbrock Inn Prmgle and lohn Berg sparked the golfers to new he1ghts Thts sea son ended one of the beet IH Parks hletory D Sampson I Berg D Strate B Carstenbrock I Pnngle GOLF TENNIS D Sampson D Kmdy I Mornll I Bxxon D Kmdy TENNIS The tennrs team wa l'lll the hard est by the loss ol all but one mem ber ol last years squad D1Ck Klndy lrm B1xon and lerry Morr1ll helped lxll out the l945 racqueteers 1, ip, Y X lm 1 1, ig PARK'S MOST VALUABLE ATHLETES Y , ., . 7 B, 'W 5 A ' gf W v. .v.:,.. K 55 ' A ' ., f' 2 f N- V ' ,f , my A if Q , 1 W Q by f UQ 53? wg 4 2 fgiij. 3 . -V: A t. Q 3 '25 ' 8. 1. 4 ' .mu D. Wolford-Basketball I. Lund-Football B. Scmdvig-Baseball ,ask gh :Q ia A ! 3 . .. IW. 1 4 , E t D. Kindy-Tennis D. Sampson-Golf ham J? QWY! Q 'ag C24 Qllt GIRLS' SPORTS Thts year the government seemed to be placmg more emphasls on pnysrcal frtness than ever before and as a result every g1rl tn school had at least two hours of acttve gym per week Badmmton and tenms were the most popular after school sports rn the early fall wlth the bad mtnton tournament h1tt1ng a new h1gh of 30 en trants Close competxtton ended Wrth Lrla W1nn and Marlys Morrtll battmg the b1rd for the champron shtp The tennls tournament also came to a suc cessful close Later 1n the fall volleyball was the favortte game The most unusual team names of the year were spred tn the volleyball tournament when the Skunks Screwballs and others gave the champ1on Wolvertnes an excrtmg txme of rt The b1ggest upset 1n g1rls sports th1s season Came when the freshmen defeated the senrors IU the champ1onsh1p basketball game 35 Z5 Basketball was also popular tn the gym classes Where tourna ments were held to determme the 1nd1v1dual class wrnners Even though the grrls do not take part tn 1nter school athlet1cs they do keep themselves mterested rn sports and they prove that there IS never a dull moment for those who really are 1nterested rn a C A A Mlss M1111 Miss Lundqulsi rt .t , , , . . . . . ' I ' , . , . . . . I 1' ' V . . . . . --iw it Q X I twat-: J, ,. 3. ,lf W , 3 'xxx A 1- 53 f if V' M-we ul' THE FRESHMEN Glrls Basketball Champlons A Isker L Wmn A lsker M Scott A Crowmngshleld P Lren I Dykrtcm THE SENIORS, Basketball Runners-up L. Schultz: B. Lindgren: I. Swanson M. Morrill: N. Pearson: E. Selseth GOING UP! OFF TO THE STATE BADMINTON TOURNAMENT! L. Winn: P. Lien I. Fletcher: M. Morrill ffw M Morrill x. ' .sr 11 READY FOR A SET' R Clark M Fossen S V, I qs Af . 9 A ' W . Q , ,Wu W .. X L : r - S! x . T I, I . . . - - - ' Y , , , . i3'i'iii'i ' C nun-anvil!! .Q . lilhlllllilflf A lillllllxlll X IIRIQIIII ll ! A as lllllili nv A li lililli IQ' IHIIIIU ' l , no 1 we V .v r - HURRAH FOR THE WOLVERINES! ?? QV, I. Christy: N. Pearson: E. Selseth I. Swanson: L. Schultz: B. Lindgren HEADS lf G.A.A. BOARD! A. Isker: L. Winn: M. Morrill: N. Will: B. Lindgren IERSEY BOUNCE A g h d .'aVwiJ 5 if if I LOOK OUT BELOW! A. Crowningshield: I. Dykmun: A. Isker M. Hansen: P. Lien: L. Winn ru Q Y' Q X 54.1.3 JW 'Qi ai ' V, , 5 wi , .L .,,, QE 2? H Q lk 3 25 g 5 . - WQM . :ii , E . - :A x e -: 1 - X 1, ip. A 15 4 If 1. 1 5 E Q N Siwldi L. Winn BULL'S EYE? M. Fossen BATTER UP! K. Harper: G. Harvey x O sk Xxx W xx, ,- I 7 'IS , 'I'6-e -if If N-4.44 MV -.a .A 5 2 ri 'af z PR u r' 'Rm ACTIVITIES D' V . ., J Ax I. '+A :fr As fpf' X r 1 ' I , f I f ' 1 . x ,a , Q: ' 'I' J! ' f -'Q 1 f 1:7 'N 1. - 5' ,X '. 9 . I . .4 f' O K' 1 . . -Q' 1 . , Tn 1. ,.- ,4..I'l:, J 0 ' ' i'1.- - ' 'x 1! l5 A-. IAN ,haw V, 0 , ein' 2-Q-:rv ' .- 4115 if 5 5- , t ' . x-'N J-,QL .Ii I 0 IS51, . -f'fflf:.f.i. : jul' -,N V-Q - 'EBU' :L ,.9 '.v 'I -f'i ' f I ' ' f X 'vile y :ff - Q, '. I I I G ' 35 ' 54.15-.',:,fa1 1: gf! . '.f1'f1'.-3125 1,59 '. 5.53 'Zfy-1. Li TY?- 6 15-l,:545',g-.:. ,1-.- ,C 1 ' ,gp '. -f 5'2 ' 'STL 'A-I. 'm-' : 3 .5--....v.,: . . 1. 1, -frfsmrzgz. ' 4 gjcarmxj' 3, f ,..',f,a' . ,,,, I N54 ., - - V,-5.4, r. 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CONDUCTORS: Miss lsacson Mrs. K. Iohnson Mr. Welke COMPOSERS: Douglas Peterson-Editor-in-Chief Ianie Fredrickson-Business Manager Sally McBratnie-Literary Editor Bob Sly-Photographer Molly Hodgkinson-Art Editor Lowell Welke-Photographer Dick Grossman-Art Editor Stephen Iverson-Photographer Bill Sandvig-Sports Editor Mary Fossen--Layouts Marlys Morrill--Sports Editor Marlys Larson-Typist lack Lyon-Business Manager Grace Magnuson-Typist lt was Iune in Ianuary all right the l'Echowan staff wrote about the events of the year, including graduation, baseball, and track a long time before any of these things started. We have had a lot ot fun making your book f ehope you like itl We pretended to Work so hard, but now we can tell you that we enjoyed every minute of it. Quiet! Staff at Work Pl -9'-fu SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL P. Davis : ' '. I '--, :E , ' ' ' fig 'I' Vx NX F. Thomson i I. Lyon B. Kinney A. Nelson: B. Kisner: D. Swenson: D. Wolford: R. Keely: D. Peterson: C. Albinson. H. Cousineau: B. Sandvig: F. Severson: B. Nordstrom: D. Miles: B. Keen. B. Lovering: S. Hall: B. Runkle: E. Selseth: M. Hodgkinson: P. Framhein: D. Runkle. S. McBratnie: D. Olson: S. Rydlcmd: P. Curry: H. Shipton. At the Student Council meetings many members tell President Phil, I Came Here To Talk For Ioe. He wants to know about the new constitution, and the functions of the council. Many changes took place this year. A new constitution was adopted providing for one representative from each home room to attend the meetings. Representa- tives at large were elected to represent important school clubs. Standing committees took over important jobs, in- Mrs. Adkisson cluding work done by students that were not council mem- bers. The council was in charge ot all programs during the school year. The student directory, which the council pub- lished, was a very useful and successful way of adding to their treasury. Our student council has gone a long way this year, and we are mighty proud of the progress that has been made Mr. Kuhlman CONDUCTORS. Mr. Kuhlman Mrs. Adkisson COMPOSERS. Phil Davis-President Fred Thomson--Vice-President Barbara Kinney--Secretary lack Lyon-Treasurer ECHO S. McBratnie: M. Hodgkinson: B. Sandvig D. Swenson: L. Welke: D. Peterson: B Sly: O. Pennington. C. Albinson: S. Hall: Mrs. Mollat: P. Fram hein: R. Clark: L. Schultz. R. Brown: I. B. Aretz: C. Bakker I. Fredrickson: C Wells: I. Iewellr M. Danielson: M Hansen. Gardner: M. Morrill: I. Trayer: D Schifflin: M. Hartzell: G. Magnuson E. Held. I. ECHO CONDUCTORS: Mrs. Mollat Mr. Lokensgard COMPOSERS: Pat Framhein-Co-Editor Sue Hall-Co-Editor Corrinne Albinson-Editorial Editor Ruth Clark-Third Page Editor Bill Sandvig--Sports Editor Leona Schultz-Secretary Bob Sly-Photographer Molly Hodgkinson-Social Editor Penny Pennington-Social Editor Dori Swenson-Business Manager Douglas Peterson-Advertising Manager Sally McBratnie-Asst. Advertising Mgr. Members ot the Echo Statt have often sighed and said, Nobody Knows- The Trouble I've Seen. Two issues a month is a big job tor anyone, but our paper received state recognition this year, and were all mighty proud ot our hardfworking statt. An exciting movie was sponsored to raise money. ln spite ol trouble and hard Work, the students really had lun turning out the best school paper in many years. ECHO REPORTERS V. Burggrall: I. Vessey: E Mostue: B. Kisner: M. DeMar: C. En- gelbert. Terry: S. Sehlin: N. Ulrich: F. Whipps: M. Nessler: M. Clarlc: I. Fletcher B. Lindgren. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY P. Pennington: R. Brown: D. Wolford: S Hall. B. Runkle: B. Sandvig: F. Whipps: I.. Schultz: I-I. Cousineau. M. Ifartzell: I. Fredrickson: M. Morrill: P Framhein: M. Larson: M. Hansen. D. Peterson: S. Mc3ralnie: B. Kisner: D Swenson: M. Hodglcinson: P. Davis. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CONDUCTORS: COMPOSERS: Mr. Kuhlman Donald Swenson-President Mrs. Adkisson Byron Kisner-Vice-President Sally McBralnie-Treasurer Molly Hodgkinson-Secretary Yes, Maybe someday you will be able to read about a National Honor Society mem- ber and say, 'l knew him when Maybe one ot the boys will be oiir President some clay. Well you never can tell. The :society decided to do a little work this year instead of beinq just an honorary organization so the members took over the :sale of war bonds and stamps. The students who were chosen as members in their junior or senior year are the most out- standina in their Class We wish them all a lot at success in the years to Come. SENIOR HONOR ROLL The Wise Old Owl has nothing on the twenty-six top members ot the senior class who managed to maintain a B average or better diirina their three years' stay in the Senior Hlah at Park These students were not only leaelers scholastically but were oiitstandinfr leaders in the extra-curricular activities as well. Conaratulations and the best of liick and :success to you senior Toppers HONOR ROLL V. Burggraff: I. Vessey: R. Wessner D. Swenson: I. Iordan. I. Woodward: B. Hunkle: P. Davis: B Pfeiffer: D. Keely: M. Hodgkinson. B. Kisner: P. Mooney: E. Selseth G. Magnuson. D Peterson' M Morrill' I Fredrickson P. Framhein: S. Hall: M. Harlzell M. Larson. L. Schultz: S. McBratnie: Y. Roessel: SENIOR LEADERSHIP CLUB l- Iohnson: B. Tessmer: D. Swenson: D Wolford: B. Kisner: I. Lund: D. Winduhl I. Whitney: B. Nordstrom: M. Whipple L. Welke: D. Miles: D. Peterson: P. Davis C. Iohnson. D. Clark: B. Runkle: S. Swenson: B. Poole B. Sly: S. Hall: B. Aretz. I. Fredrickson: S. McBralnie: P. Framhein L. Schultz: Mr. Kuhlmun. M. Hodgkinson: D. Shinn: N. Martin. LEADERSHIP CLUB COMPOSERS: Senior High Iunior High Bill Scmdvig-President Ierry Morrill-President Dick Shinn-Vice-President Bud Hodgkinson-Vice-President Nancy Miles-Secretary Dorothy Kuhlmcm-Secretary Molly Hodgkinson-Treasurer Larry Doerr-Treasurer CONDUCTOH: Mr. Kuhlmcm There's cr Long, Long Trail ulteoim ot the .aturlf-rut.: ot Pork lltqh ltttt they om rrtridy to hold thetr own tn soclety The nsfemor htrgh fmfl tumor htqh L1-fviertahtpz Club is zztofle up ot presidents of fill homo rooms ortct pzrthool OlKjfIl'IlZCIllOIliT The mf-mbernz leorned how to corry out ci meetirtq m the Correct woy ol the club lIlC'?llIIfI.' The II1CllllJGI'L1 know how to Conduct ci group ellictermtly ond in thot woy thvy ore well prepared to he leovirlru now C111 we-ll fix filter their htcrh school flow are ovf-r IUNIOR HIGH LEADERSHIP CLUB Hilleren: E. Cohen: E. Peterson: B. Hodg- H. Miller. Mr. Kuhlmun: B. Harvey. I. Troyer: M. Engelharclt: M. Hqrtzell, ll. Allen: F. Whipps: N. Miles: B. Sandvig. kinscn: B. Fletcher: D. Olson: D. Heg- renes: B. Flcxttin: P. Vaughn: B. Allen: Leeds: L. Doerr: D. Kuhlmun: I. Morrill: C. Wells: E. Fulton: K. Reed: D. Swenson: H. Randall: I. Whitney: B. Hill. - I. Brown: D. Miles: A. Morrissey: I. Berg: I. Christy: D. Lawler: I. Ienkins. I. Iewell: I. Iewell: D. Kindy: D. Peterson: F. Whipps: P. Framhein: G. Harvey. B. Helmerichs: B. Runkle: C. Fletcher: D. Sampson: D. Runkle: B. Lindgren: Mrs. Tell. RED CROSS RED CROSS COUNCIL COMPOSERS: Senior High Iunior High Bob Runkle-President Patty Vaughn-President Carroll Fletcher-Vice-President Mary Dow-Vice-President Dorothy Runlcle-Secretary Carol Iohnson-Secretary Don Sampson-Treasurer Dorothy Kuhlman-Treasurer Don Swenson-County Representative Pat Framhein-County Representative CONDUCTOR: Mrs. Tell The Red Cross Councils certainly did a lot during the :school year to help the boys who 'ire fighting Over There. Many ssuccesfaful drives were carried out--the :students reached our goal by competing in contests be-tween home rooms, or by sponsoring candy sales and Lsunlight dances, Presents were collected at Christmas time for the Escort Guard. The coun- cil members deserve much credit for the enthusiastic way in which they put forth effort in helping our :school contribute to such a worthy cause, ..p,,,rz:1m IUNIOR HIGH RED CROSS I. Morrill: D. Murphy: D. Hilliard: C. Iohn son: O. Iohnson: A. Engelhretson. D. Langbehn: R. Olson: M. McGinty: B Flatin: P. Leland: B. Schroder. B. Bohlig: E. Erlanson: M. Chapman: R Goranson. D. Xuhlman: P. Vaughn: M. Greer: R. Hill Mrs. Tell. CLUB 44 P. Pennington: S. Hall: M Whipple: M. DeMur: E Hilleren. I. Gardner: I. Caswell: D Bell: I. Christy: M. Hansen S. Smith. L. Schultz: I. Fredrickson D. Grossman: M. Keyt D. Browne: B. Lindgren. Miss lsacson: D. Peterson P. Framhein: I. Lyon: Mr Seely. CLUB 44 CONDUCTOR: COMPOSERS: Mr. Seely Pat Framhein-Chairman Miss Isacson Iack Lyon, Ianet Christy-Treasurers Leona Schultz-Secretary Doug Peterson-Food Chairman Donna Browne-Hostess Chairman Ianie Fredrickson-Tickei Chairman Merri Keyt--Art Chairman lt seems to me I've Heard That Song Before. Where was it? Oh, l knowe at Club Ml The club was open to Park students on Friday nights, at the Legion l-lall. Record crowds attended every dance that was held, The Christmas torinal, called the Mistletoe Ball, was a huge success, Everyone looked so nicel Club 44 is a place to remember tor good music, good dancing, good tood, and a good time. We hope that it will continue tor many years to come SCHOOL DOOR CANTEEN 1. L, Christy: M. Hodgkinson: S. Hall: B. Hamlet: G. Ewert: P. Davis: S. Smith: H. Cousineau: F. Thomson: B. Moeger: D. Kindy. Schultz: Mrs. Adkisson: E. Held: D. Swenson: Miss f Lundquist: B. Hunkle. SCHOOL DOOR CANTEEN CONDUCTOR: COIVIPOSERS: Mrs. Adkisson Don Swenson-President Ernestine Held-Secretary Leona Schultz-Treasurer On many Saturday nights Park boys and their gals could he lound at tlie School Door Canteen dancing to Star Dust or some other popular song. The clever names for the dances were something that we will never forget. At the Barn Dance we all dressed like farmers. A live duck was given away at the Duck Waddle. The best dance ot all was the formal, which marked the lirst annie versary ot the School Door Canteen, All students agreed that the Canteen was one place where they all liked to go to enpoy themselves. W CAMERA CLUB CONDUCTOR: Mr. Welke COMPOSERS: Bob Sly-President Lowell Welke-Vice President Mary Fossen-Secretary Leona Schultz-Treasurer Camera Club lllCIllbf?T.l cfm Ollnll be hoard zsmqmq Close To You , I'f?l ?TI'll1fI to thou Ccrmerms ol course The club hold regular IllQF?llTlQi5 lhlza your .1lf1Ylll'lQ out 'Nllll lf?ClTl'llllCl about the pm-hole Camera and becoming lflllllllfif wlth mcmy types ol Cmmerazs Develop- mq pflflllflq, and 9l'llfIl'Q1lY1Ij were also learned At the and of the your owarfls were CIIVVFYI lor the bent plrllnreu The mf-mborx lf'VlFllfVl L1 fXIf'rll flfufll about fm llllflfilffllllfl hotalny SCIENCE CLUB CONDUCTOR: COMPOSERS: Mr. Lokensgard Sherman Swenson-President Don Sampson-Vice-President Barbara Lambert-Secretary-Treasurer When members ol the SCIFVICV' Club may that The-re'll Be Some Changes Made, they really mean It l?Cl9l'lllllCCIllY ol Counsel Thu: new club held ltgx zwzferfflnqs on Frlflay altar- noons. The members are sstuflffntza who are interested m the world ol :scwrxce A1 the club meetings discumsiorll' were hold oxperlmente were corviuctfi-d and lnterrxzlma held Trlpr were planned Glas: l'IlO'J'.'1Il'I wa.: fx lavorrtff .ww env '39 ' I. I. R. B. P. CAMERA CLUB R. Clark: C. Albinson: D. Iamieson: B. Hall berg: A. Skielbostad: S. Iverson: M. De Mar. D. Lawler: C. Beal: B. Wolte: S. Swanson R. Mullen: F. McGill: C. Engelbert. B. Lovering: A. Albertson: I. Terry: E. Hill eren: T. Philips: D. Kindy: E. Held. Mr. Welke: G. Swanson: B. Runkle: N. Witt I. Fletcher: D. Murphy. L. Welke: B. Sly: M. Fossen: L. Schultz B. Lindgren: L. Lindahl. SCIENCE CLUB Wessner: P. Zimmerschied: D. Peterson: A. Skielbostad: I. Vessey: E. Mostue: D Wray. Iordan: D. Bell: B. Kisnerr I. Lyon: D. Keely: I. Bach: T. Burncs. Pleifier: D. Peterson: B. Scmdvig: D. Windahl: B. Peterson: I. Caswell: Mr. Lokensgard. Davis: I. Hagerty: B. Runkle: l. Fred- rickson: M. Fossen: E. Selseth: B. Sly. Woodward: M. Morrill: D. Kindy: H. Cousineau: S. Swenson: B. Lambert: D. Sampson. G. A. A. N. Pearson: I. Peterson: R. Clark: M. Quinn: P. Framhein: I. Brown. A. Isker: M. Morrill: A. Isker: B. Kuka: L. Schultz: I. Ienkins. B. Kinney: N. Witt: I.. Winn: F. Whipps: B. Lindgren: Miss Lundquist. LE'l'TERMEN'S CLUB B. Carlson: D. Sampson: C. Cunning: D. Bell: I. Vessey: E. Mostue. B. Hedges: D. McKay: D. Crofoot: D. Ericke son: B. Kisner: I. Whitney: D. Reiss. B. Sandvig: D. Allar: D. Fuller: D. Strale: D. Hines: D. Miles: I. Caswell. I. Pringle: B. Carstenbrock: A. Sorenson: D. Clark: D. Shinn: I. Bach: D. Eckers. Mr. Zimmerman: H. Iensen: I. Lund: D. Wolford: I. Bode. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CONDUCTORS: COMPOSERS: Miss Lundquist Florence Whipps-President Miss Milli Mary Gail Quinn-Vice-President Iulia Swanson-Secretary-Treasurer The GAA. participated in many :sports this year to keep physically iit If Practice Makes Perfect, these girls should be experts in volleyball, basketball, and many other sports. Any girl may join this organization as soon as :she earns an award, Various tourna- ments were held throughout the year, The GAA encourages all airls to become more interested in sports PARK LETTERMEN 'S CLUB CONDUCTOR: COMPOSERS: Mr, Zimmerman Ierry Lund-President Harry Iensen-Vice-President Don Wolford-Secretary-Treasurer The Park Club reappeared after a leave oi absence of several years, and we welcome its return. The boys in the club have certainly carried On For Park High. At their meetings the boys discussed matters of interest to the school athletics and athletic proarain. Sweater awards for senior boys were discussed as was also the matter oi stripes and their evaluation B. Madsen: I. Hansen: CONDUCTOR: Mr. VVe1ke I VISUAL AID COIVIPOSERS: Cliff Iohnson-President Steve Iverson-Vice-President Grace Magnuson-Secretary-Treasurer The busy Virsufr. Aid lwoyx were Constantly nliowinfr rriovmru to .ztuflrvntiz nvf-ry rrfrriofl ol the day. The noi ir15rro'.'o1.1f:nf.a in tlie mon: Eifrwf inode it one ol the most outqltanrlinq in the Northwest Pork :students realize tlio area! r1fl'.'rrntf1rre:1 we have in brvinq able to brinfl movies to the clout: room VISUAL AID If' I D. Peterson: B. Hallberg: D. Iamieson B. Westerberg: D. Iohnson: S. Iverson D. Andrews. A. Dahl: H. Mullen: L. Welke: D. Houck B. Kayes: R. Clark: B. Christiansen. R. Neil: C. Iohnson: D. Skibness: B. Lover ing: D. Allcrr: G. Magnuson: B. Poole. LIBRARY CLUB CONDUCTOR: COMPOSERS: Mrs. Alice Johnson Madeline Engelhardt-President Betty Lou Ioubert-Vice-President lVIarlys Larson-Secretary-Treasurer I'm Making Believe thot .sozziedrry l will be C: librarian 'lllirzt is who? o member ol tlio Library Club might tell you. Regular rneetinqm were held, at which members learned more about books and the library itself Activities ol the club included cleaning the shelves, tiling Cards, and doing desk work LIBRARY CLUB R. Olson: I. Nielson. M. Lundahl, M. Berg Skogman: P. Brown. ha-dt: P. Hammcrlunclr N. Bcrset. B. Sly: I. Lupien: I. Swierczek: C. Hutchin- man: S. Erickson: Mrs. Iohnson: T. Thies. D. Hilliard: M. Scott: F. Fairbain: Y. N. Witt: B. Ioubert: M. Larson: M. Engel- PARKS HI-Y CHAPTERS Park new beasts at five active llifY chapters therehy extending to a large lllllllbixl ei bays the friendly spirit wlticlt is the a11r1 el this Org'i,11'1izal1en. The lIlCZlll2Cl5if were constantly alert delecgalina te tlie various chapters llllf OTlflIll ,crvice duties se that nothing remained undone OHTHO HI-Y P' D. Hines: H. Mullen: B. Tess mer: I. Lyon: D. McKay: B. Hedges: B. Carlson: D Wray: B. Madsen: I. Whit ney: A. Sorenson: C. Flet cher: D. Shinn. I. Hagerty: H. Cousinecu F. Severson: D. Peterson: M. Lokensgard: I. Vessey ORTHO HI-Y CONDUCTOR: Mr. Lokensgard The members at the Ortho Hi-Y could sing Hail, Hail, The Gang's All Here every time they have a meeting We agree that these boys are a mighty line gang They did a lot for our sehoel this year. The Orthes carried out the very successful War Chest campaign At this time the boys spoke COMPOSERS: Doug Peterson-President Fred Severson-Vice-President Iim Hagerty-Secretary Henry Cousineau-Treasurer at Churches threuahout the erty urging people to Contribute to this worthwhile fund This group of boys also did their freed deed by sending Eehawans to Park graduates who are in service--a thing which servicemen really appreciate r-,, Pk .3 rg an ADELPHI HI-Y Mr. Seely Brud Kisner--President Mr' Kuhlmun Dick Clark-Vice-President Friendship could easily be the theme :aortg ol the Aelelphls, lor that in what their name really means The Hi-Y got ott to a good start with their annual Canned goods collection at Christmas time. The real highhght ol the year was the :super Lumberyack Day The rulald sshirtfs, blue yearn: Bill Sczndvig-Secretary Tom Perkins-Treasurer and rutgtatlaa were worn that day. The Lurrtberjaclc King was the boy who arew the longest beard -and what beardss there werel The lata lilootlesas Basket Ball' alter the game was especially good wlth Bud Strawn and hiss bond play'- tna The haral-worlctna Adelphi: deserve a lot ol credit ADELPHI HI-Y B. Nordstrom: B. Christen- sen: I. Caswell: B. Hill: B. Westerberg: I. Bach: I. Davidson: R. Gurske: B. Carlson. Burnes: D. Bell: T. Per- kins: B. Sandvig: D. Clark: B. Kisner: E. Mostue. DUX HI Y I Giller W Fredenckson M Tierney B Keen B Hacking S Gardner D Iohnson I Pennington I Hansen F Thomson B MCG1nty D Miles I Weesc H Taus D Wmdahl Mr Berman D Olson DUX HI Y CONDUCTOR COMPOSERS Mr Ron-nqn Duane Wlndahl President Herb Taus Vice President Icrck Weese Secretary Donn Olson Treasurer ll he 1 C1 member of our H1 Y He s cr Iolly Good Fellow lfl the rtarn hall ol tht' Benlor High The members ws re kept any Dux member will tell you thatl The Dtx hal lun dur lou J lceertng tl e plaque up to date more names were lnq mltlatton but they oon ettled down enou b addr l every week The Dax Ht Y lad good tlmes. tht year no Their H1 Y rs re pon lble tor our servtccmfn plaguf rut thry al o contributed crvtcr to our school Y A . . , , i w , , ze L' K ,, . r 2 r Q - . - . y A . . . , ,1 t . I ' A, : . : . 4 , . r , . N I .- 'xs P ' T 3 r ' ' , s 5 2 e ' 2 X , L 1, - ss' J' t, I ff ' V ' ' , as li , to za, 13 ust- t if , , H ' P 1 ' A 's , sas. 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FIDELIS HI Y CONDUCTOR COMPOSERS Mr Hqlgren Murray Whxpple Presldent Douglas Forsythe Vxce Presxdent Allen Doerr Secretary Don Sampson Treasurer The l71dGl1'u H1 Y members were hoplncr lor Pennxes From to ht wary wort y can e No on l everyone nav not Heaven when they Sponqomd he Ponmgq for Kormy before ht eye ot the Polka Dot Prctnce ri donor to rm on httle money lor the Frclells Club and what rr huoe ncco drlve at chool The bow ollccted cr great deal ol money mt wa FIDELIS HI Y H Fulton D Grossman B arvey Shale Pxrsch I Berg L Holland Stout H Stevens Car son S Iverson P Davis A Sklelbostad I Church Whlpple D Forsyth Mr Halgren D Sampson HEX HI Y A McCulloch B Hubbs D Senander I Rode H Ran dall I Prmgle B Nelson P Schultz D Olson R Kohlsledt S Brown B Poole Mr Cole 9 'X REX HI Y CONDUCTOR COMPOSERS Ml' Cole Kenny Reed Presxdent Bob Poole Vzce Pres1dent Douglas Nelson Secretary Stafford Brown Treasurer Were The Ramblmg Rex ol Park Hugh School ,oy the lmlplnq others ot all tunes Thelr hrst rnolor prolect wc: that nlembers ol thls new H1-Y Chapter organlzed lhls year, but ol collecting decks ol cords for chstrlbutlon to Servicemen they haye shown s1gns ollpronnse that they will go a long Centers. We are glad to welcome the Rex on the newe t way. Wlth the cum of glvlng service to the school, and ol l-ll-Y chapter ot Pork. GIRLS' VOCATIONAL CLUB M. DeMar: M. Fossen: L. Larsen: B. Wer ner: B. Grahn: S. Hall: M. Stephens G, Schiltz. B. Bye: M. Danielson: B. Mitchell: E.. Sel seth: M. Hodglinson: M. Hansen: M. Mor rill: I. Woodward. P. Framhein: G. Magnuson: M. Keyt: S McBratnie: S. Farrington: M. Nesslcr S. leniye: D. Murphy. Miss Wharton: M. Parlzcr: F. Frciborg F. Whipps: I. Troyer: li. Martin: B. Lind qren: D. leppesen. F. Torrey: S. Weber: L. Schultz: V. Burg grail: M. Hartzell: P. Pennington: C. En gelbert. VOCATIONAL CLUB CONDUCTOR: COMPOSERS: Miss Wharton Leona Schultz-President Virginia Burggralf-Vice-President Mary Hartzell-Secretary Connie Engelbert-Treasurer A group of interested girls wanted the Vocational Club to organize again this year, iso It Started All Over Again. meeting every week on Thursday noons, Speakers came out to tell the girls about interesting vocations and new opportunities in the business world The clubs Christmas party was the highlight ol the yearn-everyone agreed that the food was delicious! BRUSH AND PALETTE CONDUCTOR: COMPOSERS: Mrs. Katherine Iohnson Pat Framhein-President Molly Hodgkinson-Vice-President Harriette Shipton-Secretary Iulia Swanson-Treasurer The beautiful Christmas decorations and the clever homecoming posters were done by the Brush and Palette members. You'1l Never Know how they did all this work, but they did an excellent job. The lire in the art room damaged many valuable drawings, but the club managed to salvage many of their pictures The club deserves a hearty vote of thanks tor the good work they did BRUSH AND PALETTE A. Heiderich: B. Bye: M. Williamctte: M Feidt: I. Dennis: P. Telford: I. Nickels. D. Matthews: M. Lundin: B. Hamlet D. Edstrom. C. Westerberg: N. Thomson: N. Allen D. Iackley. P. Framhein: l. Hiordan: Mrs. Iohnson. I. Isker: A. Danz: A. Mark: B. Moeger: M. Keyt: S. Schllnr M. McLaughlin. P. Hecklin: H. Shipton: M. Hodgkinson. C. Engelbert: S. Hall: P. Pennington: M. DeMar: B. Aretz: S. Swanson: M. David- SOD. B. Tennis: F. McGill: D. Peterson: B. Ham- let: E. Selseth: M. Danielson: P. Fram- hein: B. Gold. I. Terry: I. Troyer: S. Farrington: F. Whipps: I. McGinty: N. Miles: B. Haug. S. Rydlund: I. Gardner: I. Larson: L. Gur- borg: M. Berg: N. Martin: S. Forster: C. Bildsten. I. Ienkins: I. Fletcher: M. Hodgkinsori: S. McBrcrtnie: I. Lundquist. PEP CLUB Christy: H. Shiptcn: Miss PEP CLUB CONDUCTORS: COMPOSERS: Miss Lundquist Sally McBratnie-President Miss Ringland Molly Hodgkinson-Vice-President lane! Christy-Secretary-Treasurer When the thirty-six girls in the Pep Club :sing their new song, We've Got Pep Pep Pep! they really mean it. The Pep Club also introduced many new cheers this year, Every pep test was taken over by the girls, and they did a grand rob on those clover skits The aim ol the club is to promote more pep and spirit in the school, and the Pep Club proved that they Could do it. The girls were mighty proud ol their bright orange jackets, and they wore them every day when there was a game. BLUE AND SILVER TRI The Blue and Silver Tri olfer membership to a large number of sophomore, iunior, and senior girls who wish to help in the :service course ol their school and community, and the large membership ol these two clubs shows the active interest the girlcs take in their clubs. 'iFollow The Gleam carried them through with flying colors in their collection ol toys for needy at Christmas time and in their :successful Sadie Hawkins' Day dance, Remember those i'Ozcirk Orchids for the L'il Abners7 Great interest was shown in the combined Hi-Y and Tri Lenten services, The Mother-Daughter Tea climaxed the years work, and a successful year it was gtkmm -we-wang -'-'-'fi Q i Liam. -F 142' x W-li it 1 A5 CONDUCTOR: Miss Ringland BLUE TRIANGLE ,- 555. COMPOSERS: Molly Hodgkinson-President Iackie Woodward-Vice-President Beverly Tennis-Secretary Mary Danielson-Treasurer Stella Farrington-I. C. C. BLUE TRI L. Schultz: I. Broberg: S. Sehlin: D. Ander- son: C. Beyers: M. Lundin: I. Drury. D. Murphy: B. Iohnson: P. Gleeson: I Gardner: M. Towne: D. Edstrom: C Westerberg: M. Ulrich. G. Hankins: I. Shank: C. Holzinger: M Nessler: S. Weber: I. Specht: D. Ieppe sen. L. Mickelson: B. Helmericks: P. Henrickson M. Parker: F. Freiborg: S. McBratnie: P Framhein: A. Erickson. B. Lindgren: P. Cameron: S. Lewis: H Shipton: I. Fletcher: M. Berg: F. Whipps S. Smith: A. McBeath. M. DeMar: M. Fossen: M. Gilbert: C Albinson: M. Duggan: B. Lindquist: M Guetzloe. P. Pennington: S. Hall: M. Davidson: D Buresh: P. Haling: C. Wells: M. Feidt C. Engelbert. K. Harper: I. Christy: B. Bramwell: M Smetana: F. McGill: S. Swanson: I Fredrickson. L. Larsen: C. Bakke: I. Potter: E. Held. E. Hilleren: D. Schilllin: M. Engelhardt: I. Cook. Miss Ringland: B. Tennis: M. Hodgkinson: M. Danielson: I. Woodward: S. Farring- l0l l. A. Martin: B. Grahn: M. Stephen: A. Hill: B. Werner: I. Iewell: I. Iewell. I. Dennis: B. Hager: B. Wolle: C. Beal: M. Quinn: M. Williamette: G. Gieski: Y. Roessel. E. Selseth: B. Mitchell: M. Hansen: D. Iackley: B. Lambert: Y. McMorrow: D. Peterson. D. Browne: G. Magnuson: G. Schiltz: M. Morrill: M. Hartzell: I. Troyer: M. Keyt: C. Rogers. I. Nickels: B. Bloom: L. Berg: M. Iohnson: B. Gold: I. Terry: A. Albertson: M. Hatcher: M. Olson. CONDUCTOR: Miss McShane SILVER TRI I. Steenson: N. Pearson: I. Peterson: V. Weiss: H. Clark: M. Scott. D. Lawler: L. Iohnson: I. McGill: I. Ien- kins: L. Lenmark: Y. Martin: B. Cope- land. P. Vaughn: B. Hamlet: B. Aretz: P. Glee- son: A. DeMar: I. Broderson. B. Moeger: N. Anderson: L. Stone: D. Run- kle: I. Brown: M. Lundahl: G. Grady. P. Doyle: B. Kinney: S. Forster: N. Gregg I. McGinty: I. Dron. C. Navertil: M. McDonald: E. Hartzell: I Garborg: N. Allen: I. Larsen. B. Anderson: L. Freid: D. Hilliard: M. Han sen: B. Brunzell: I. Nelson: A. Thomson G. Iessen: P. Hammerlund: M. Boetscher B. Kuka: D. Tracy: C. Narey. P. Quinn: M. Morrissey: M. Holmes: Y Skogman: N. Warner: I. Brown: B. Beal N. Thomson: N. Miles: M. Dow: S. Ryd land: B. Haug: Miss McShane. I. White: I. Ferrin: M. Freude: D. Gilk: G. Ewert: S. Iohnson. C. Prather: A. Mork: A. Fountain: M. Mer chant: M. Carpenter: I. Carpenter: I. Port. D. Hubbard: G. Frederickson: P. Curry: G Heggerness: M. Huplin: N. Martin: C. Bildsten. N. Witt: I. Ienkins: C. Lewis: I. Welald: D. Kivisto: L. Lindahl: S. lackson. M. Gendreau: D. Danielson: M. Mangney S. Queen: M. Schwartz: E. Berg: M. Hal linbeck. COMPOSERS: Nancy Miles-President Sylvia Hydland-Vice-President Mary Dow-Secretary Betsy Haug-Treasurer Nancy Thomson-l. C. C. mr MADRIGALIANS I. Maroni: D. Shinn: L. Welke: G. DeVere I. Hansen: P. Pennington: N. Seirup: I. Berg: P. Pegors: R. Brown: F. Dresser I. Fruti. L. Garborg: I. Drury: I. Larson: C. Wells I. Fredrickson: S. Fcrgerstrom: I. Ienkins B. Kinney. THE MADRIGALIANS The Mddrignllonza, newly organized under thf' direction ol Mr Butch Q'-ntertoined not only the :student body but were ci rgreot hfzlrv fit PTA proordrniz rind clfixsss ploy per forincrncefs Dressed in torrndl Clothes, seotffrl mound fl toblf- they :Qing their lively :songs in C1 Cappella :style This Group rv,-r refrented Pork fit that District Music I3:.1twol fit Robbingsdflle on April 20. Receiving very much lCIVOffIbl?: recognition thi.: yefir we Jrf- Certtrin thrfy will continue in the some woy next yeor. SENIOR CLASS PLAY The :seniors presented G clever comedy lor their lost ploy 'Indy Be Good W'CIii the :story ot Pfitience o spoiled younq wornon ployfld by Molly Hodqlcinnon, ond Bill Troinor, her husbrmd, plfryed by Iock Lyon Douqlon Pf,'lf?I'flOH took thrf port ol Mr, Colt PGllGFtCf?l1Z farther crnrl Sue Hell were Aunt Flfivm Dfiwn O'lDrry find Gfeorde Grefshmrt were pldyefl by Penny Penninqton ond Don Swermon, lfvrtnincrs, the butler, wma played by Bob Hunkle, :ind Pct Frczrnhein wo.: Iulie the niriid Pirud Kramer wrrr: Bentley ri rzewzzpfzper reporter Iecrnette Lorson took the port ol Norah vt :nord ond Mmry Hrirtzell otterflri many laugh.: ds: Trudy the new mfiid LADY BE GOOD 1. Larson: B. Kisner: I. Vessey: D. Swenson: M. Hcxrtzell: I. Fredrickson. P. Pennington: S. Hall: I. Lyon: M. Hodgkinson: P. Frumhein. B Runkle: G. lohnson: P. Davis: G. DeVere: P. Peg- ors: I. Drury: H. Valit. CHRISTMAS PLAY A Christmas play, i'Oh Come Let Us Adore l-lim, was presented by Park students December l4 and 15, under the capable direction of Miss Ieanette Ringland and Mr. Wayne Balch. On Thursday evening, a performance was given for the public. On Friday the student body enjoyed the play. Ianet Christy read a Christmas poem and introduced the characters. Sue Hall and Ianet Drury portrayed the mother and her child in the prologue. Penny Pennington and Ross Brown took the parts of Mary and Ioseph. Mary Fossen and Carolann Wells were angels, Bob Valit, Gale DeVere and Paul Pegors portrayed the three wisemen Phil Davis. George Iohnson and Bob Runkle were the three shepherds. The rest of the cast included Neil Seirup, Dick Shinn, Iohn Bach, Murray Whipple and Molly Hodglcinson. Effective back- ground music was furnished by the Oriolians. I UNIOR CLASS PLAY The junior class play, 'Shiny Nose, was a great success from both a financial and entertainment point of view. Ginger Hankins played the part of Ianey, a typical high school girl. Iohn Berg was George, Ianeys one and only. Donna Peterson played the part of Helen, Ianey's older sister. Iean Fletcher was Zip, her younger sister, and Mary Gail Quinn and Tom Perkins played the part of her parents. Bill Westerberg was enter- taining as the coach. Fred Dresser and Mary Gail Davidson were two of l-leleri's friends and l-Iarriette Shipton was very cute as Peggy, Zips girl friend IR. CLASS PLAY F. Dresser: I. Berg: B. Wes terberg: T. Perkins. Shipton: M. Davidson: G Hankins: D. Peterson: I Fletcher. B. I. I. MASQUE AND GAVEL Runkle: P. Davis: C. Albinson: P Pennington: D. Swenson: R. Brown. Fletcher: I. Larson: C. Engelbert: M. Engelhardt: M. Keyt: M. Hatcher: S. Smith. Fredrickson: Miss Ringland: P. Fram- hein: M. Hcrtzell: S. Hall: D. Peter son: S. McBrutnie. :L MASQUE AND GAVEL CONDUCTOR: COMPOSERS: Miss Ringland Mary Hartzell-President Sue Hall-Vice-President Ianie Fredrickson-Secretary Pat Framhein-Treasurer Oh, Look At Me NOWI 1.1V.'11f11 :11c111y 1NfI11.3lI11f'CII'1CI Gavf-I 111'-1111111111 11111.1f1 11f11 1 1111,: y1:1'11 FI'11ey IICIVQ Iearned 11111 Q11 Q1 p:1111111: .:r1w1141r111 W11I1Q 111Q1v1r111 CI 11111111 11111r- 11011111 11 Mem- 11er:s no longer 11Gve 10 4111111211 111 1110 IIIOIJQII' O1 f1ddrQ1a.11r111 C111 r'11111:f-111+ 1rvr '11 11111 11iee1- mas they Q1c1ve:apeec11e:s, 111111 1001: 1,1111 II'1 '11-11f11ff1' FITXTI one fmt 11111111 M111'111oo:111' COIIIIUQI Up a C1eve1 p1c1y IIICII 'Nflzi 11111 Q11 11y 1111- 4:11113 and QIVET1 101 Z11f .'1'.lf1f'I'11.' grrevffd to be very er11e11a11'1111C1 I1 wc1,a 1111 f'P'1Cf'11'.'I11 wczy 101 1119 C1Lih to 1100.0 111f-11 f11111r1c'1f11 .a1i11f1i1Or1 The club 111315 become FI If'fI1 111-11. 10 1111 .'i.1I 'I'1f.l who are 1:11f11'-. 1 1 111 11f1c:'1:1111if1 bfeftm ,zpeakerzr IUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL CONDUCTOR: Mr. Foltmer The Co11nC11 worked 1111111 1111.1 y1111r 1fl1iII11 care O1 11, COMPOSERS: Ierry Morrill-President Charles Hutchinson-Vice4President Katherine Severson-Secretary Michael Canfield-Treasurer 1119 11111101 1111111 f11ICIIV.' 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WRITER'S CLUB CONDUCTOR: COMPOSERS: Mrs. Moffat Bob Pfeiffer-President Bob Runkle-Vice-President Mary Danielson-Secretary-Treasurer The Writers Club was formed this year The members say that The More We Get Together the more interesting the club becomes. Members oi the club submitted any writ- ing they had to the president. Poetry, essays, plays, or any kind of original writing was accepted. So far no novels have been received! The entries were read to the members, and then discussed. Some works were entered in contests. All oi the writing enthusiasts agreed that it was an enjoyable and profitable way to spend some of their leisure time. DEBATE SQUAD CONDUCTOR: Miss Ringland The members ol the debate squad think 1-iccentucxte the Positive was written for them, because that is exactly what they did concerning the matter of lowering the legal voting age to eighteen years, The squad participated in many debates with other schools, taking both the negative and the aifirmative side oi this question, This group received a great deal of publicity when they went over to the State Legislature and talked on lower- ing the voting age, Heres hoping that the debate interest which came into the limelight at Park this year will continue to grow even more prominent in the years to come WRITEH'S CLUB S. McBratnie: S. Hall M Fossen M DeMar: D. Keely: P Pennington M P. Hecklin: M. Danielson B Pfeiffer Mrs. Moffat: B. Runkle S Lewis GLEE CLUB P. Pennington: C. Wells: I. lsker: L. Fernelius: M. Thorne: D. DeCurtins: M. Hollinbeck: B. Moeger: I. Port: I. Steenson: A. Heiderich: I. Iewell: I. Iewell: M. Feidt: C. Hellman: M. Hodgkinson: S. Fugerstrom. M. Carpenter: I. Shank: C. Bcrkke: D. Schifflin: I. Drury: M. Lundin: G. Heggerness: I. Ienkins: B. Kinney: E. Syverson: D. Browne: H. Shiplon: R. Brown: F. Dresser: D. Buresh: N. Pearson: N. Merchant: S. Rydlcrnd. I. Killin: L. Garborg: I. Fredrickson: M. Willicrmette: I. Troyer: D. Dion: B. Shinn: D. Shinn: G. DeVere: H. Freude: T. Docken: I. Hansen: F. Young: I. Biss: l. Dennis: L. Berg. D. Leggitt: M. Keyt: l. Dron: A. Mclilecxth: I. Moroni: C. Miller: I. Burchcxrd: N. Seirup: H. Fulton: H. Wilson: P. Pegors: T. Phillips: C. Rogers: P.. Hill: M. Gilbert. GLEE CLUB ORIOLIANS CONDUCTOR: COMPOSERS: Mr. Balch Icnie Fredrickson-President Paul Pegors-Manager Harriette Shipton-Secretary Alice Hill-Treasurer Loritcx Berg-Pianist Let's All Sing Like The Birdies Sing says Mr. Balch to the Glee Club so they sing, and it sounds very beautilul, indeed. A Carribaian tor new members was held this year and many new students joined the Qriolians, who did an excellent job this year at PT A. meetings, auditorium rproar'ar:1s, and the Christ- mas play They enjoyed :sinaina lor us because these students really love to sing! BAND R. V. Peterson: D. Shinn: M. Morrill: I. Doodeward: D. Swenson: P.. Heiderich: M. Knutson: M. Ulrich. M. Smetana: H. Clark: S. Roberts: C. Navratil: D. Runlclc: R. G. Peterson: E. McGary: L. Siolseth: D. Kruse: I. Leeds: I. Rodgers: P. Schullz: G. Ludvigson. M. Fossen: I. Woodward: Allen McCulloch: B. Runkle: B. Werner: P. Davis: P. Cameron: M. Greer: M. Quinn: R. Varldahl: P. Martin: A. Zimmerschied: I. Iackson: I. Mattson: E. Halgren. BAND CONDUCTOR: COMPOSERS: Mr. Balch Bob Runlcle-President Don Swenson-Manager Mary Fossen-Secretary-Treasurer Many are the times that we have heard the band members Strike Up The Band. The band and orchestra played at every pebtest, football, and basketball game, class play, Christmas play, and many other times too numerous to men- tion, Between halves at football games, our snappy looking band showed us some fancy drilling. Our school would not be the same without our band, for it is always on hand at every occasion. -Q- DIRECTED BY MISS SWANSON DIRECTED BY MR. BALCH 5,4 fwhgkgs rw 12 M ...W A. DIRECTED BY MISS SWANSON 8th AND 9th GRADE CHORUS M. Sislad: D. Kivisto: C. Flermoen: C Iohnson: I. Carlson: P. Hammerlund. M. Damon: L. Bloom: D. Kuhlman: E Charrier: N. Bersel. B. Nelson: I. Shinn: H. Allar: M. Schmoker IUNIOR BAND L. Nelson: R. Pederson: T. Olson: P. Ander son: G. Marlin: G. Gudmundsen: R. Goranson: B. Carrier: C. Larsen: W Carlson: C. Nelson. M. Clark: I. Nielson: B. Flelcher: L. Doerr I. Morrill: O. Iohnson: B. Hodgkinson: D DeHusson, I. Holm. D. Noreen: G. Keller: W. Fox: I. Flermoen I. Behonek. 7th GRADE SINGERS I. Hull: C. DeVore: B. Flelcher: L. 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