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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1946 volume:

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V u ,UW rgnu.- I4 WW . ,, E af X ' xv MA X i' ' Phu W N W4 4r,-A N- X 5 . ya ?- if X .Af XQ Ax 1 ft? 1 ,E e ww 'E DEDICATION O NORREYS HUME McKAY assocxated wxth St Louls Park schools tor twenty years as coach prlnclpal and superintendent th1s hne tribute has been pa1d by a lormer student In 1923 Mr McKay came to St Louxs Park Hxgh School as a sczence teacher and athlehc coach As a coach Mac was great He had a thorough knowledge of all sports and he was gxtted nn bexng able to xmpart that knowledge to others He beheved the wmner was usually the one wzth the most w1ll to w1n Mac was a hrm teacher of fundamentals rn all sports and a well done trom hmm alter the game was the reward to the player who had gxven dlthcult s1tuat1ons wxth loglc and understandmg To be near hxm was to be msplred by hxm lor he was a man ot high character and good w1ll He coached to wm yet he taught to be graclous IH defeat Mr McKay offered h1s servxces to our country by 1o1n1ng the American Red Cross nn Iune 1943 He gave h1s hte whzle on board an army transport whxch was lost between Australxa and New Guinea on February 2 1944 To the memory of thxs outstandlng leader and tme trxend who wtll always l1ve m the hearts ol his students we the class of 1946 lovlngly dedicate thls book 2 his all regardless ot the score. Mac was very resourceful and had the ability to meet F OREWORD OU wont hke your plctures you probably would l1ke a chance to re Wflle the copy youll never get all the autographs you want but when thls book IS all that serves to t1e you to your happy years at Park-on Hlghway 7 we hope you w11l forget cr1t1c1sms and enjoy 1t for what 1t stands for Anyway here 1t rs' We the staff hand to you mmus the s1Iver platter your 1946 Echowan LITERARY EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGERS ART EDITORS SPORTS EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHERS YOUR STAFF ? 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LUCILE ADKISSON, Counselor 7 JK v g I I I ' I O K - 4 k if N I MRS ALICE AHLIN Home Economxcs MR WAYNE BALCH Iumor and Se-mor Choir Harmony MR WALTER CAVEN Metal Shop MRS RUTH CLARK Mathematics MR DONALD COLE Auto Mechamcs cmd Machine Shop Enghsh qnd Muglq MR BERNARD CROWNINGSHIELD Physlcal Educahon Boys MISS IANANN DOWNIE Physlcal Educahon Gxrls MISS MARY ALICE ENGAN Mathemahcs Social Siudies MR MILTON HAYDEN Bzology MR CLIFFORD HORN Wood Shop MISS MARIORIE HUSO Engllsh MISS ANN ISACSON Enghsh MRS ALICE IOHNSON Lxbrary MRS KATHERINE IOHNSON r MISS EMMA IUSTIN Mathemahcs and Sclence MR ROGER KRAUS Physxcs MR GERALD KRUEGER Science MISS GLADYS LAMPMAN Typmg and World Geography MR NORRIS LOKENSGARD Chemxstry MISS EVALYN LUNDQUIST General Sclence and Cafetena Supervmslon MRS IESSIE McKAY Mathematics MMM 6 gs. MISS VERONICA McSI-IANE Malhemahcs MR ADRIAN MEGRUND Physical Education MRS HAZEL MOI-'FAT Engllsh MISS MARGARET ODONNELL Soczul Studies MR ALTON OSMAN Iumor and Semor Band MISS LUELLA POISTOR English MISS MARGARET RING Spanish Lahn MISS IEANNETTE RINGLAND Speech MR LEO RORMAN Social Science MR MERRITT SEELY Amencan Hxstory Home Economxcs - MISS PEARL SOUERS MR ERWIN WELKE Vxsucxl Educahon MISS MARIE WHARTON Shorthand Bookkeepmg Commercxal Law MISS ELIZABETH WOOD Engllsh MR WALLACE ZIMMERMAN Cxhzenshxp cmd Couch MRS DOROTHY BLAISDELL Supermtendent s Assxstcmt Secretary MRS VALERA ERIKSON Prmclpal s Secretary MR RALPH KOCH Bulldmg Supervisor MRS. EMY MONK Nurse MRS. MARIORIE MARLOW Counselor's Secretary MRS. 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H-' - . - '- 2 S' - ' A, Q' - 'T VALEDICTORIAN Douglas Forsyth SENIOR SECTION N THE days to come we wxll remember our fxrst day ln semor hxgh school September 1943 when sophomores entered from Edma Mornlngslde and St Louis Park We wlll remember the heated electrons of class offxcers the sophomore danclng class and the sophomore parixes We yoxned rn all these actlvxtxes wxth one thought ln mlnd that of some day becomlng mlghty semors' As Jumors we produced the comedy Shmy Nose whxch drew one of the largest crowds ln Park hrstory We commemorated our vxctory over Mound wxth a gala homecom1ng dance To cllmax our 1umor year we gave the semors a free Prom all of this brmgmg us one year closer to bexng those mxghty semors year was packed with excxtmg football and basketball games our teams becommg co champions xn each held Our parttes our semor class play Young April a teen age romanhc comedy and our dances were all successful partzcularly the last and most remembered dance of the year the Iumor Senxor Prom Baccalaureate Class Nxght and Commencement were upon us before we realrzed tt farewells and congratulatxons were grven and as each semor sentxmentally thought of the past he hopefully looked mto the future' ADVISEHS VALEDICTORIAN Ernesttne Held Mrs Moffat Miss Rmgland Mrs Adkrsson Mr Rorman OFFICERS VALEDICTORIAN Ioan Nlckells F Thomson, V1ce Presldent D McKay Presxdent SALUTATORIAN I Broberg, Secretary S Iverson, Traesurer Carol Ann Beal 14 The fall of '46l The goal of three years' work was reached. and we were seniors. The 'Sv ARDYTHE ALBERTSON- Sweet and cute and fun to boot Silver Tri, 2 Student Council, 2 Pep Club, 2, 3, 4 Blue Tri, 3, 4 Camera Club, 3, 4 Treas., 4 Echo. 4 Vocational Club, 4 CORINNE ALBINSON Beauty and brains are the best triends Pep Club 2 Silver Tn 2 E o 2 3 4 Editorial Editor 3 DORIS ANDERSON- Laugh and the world laughs with you Silver Tri. 2 Blue Tri, 3, 4 Vocational Club, 4 Service Club, 4 Glee Club, 4 Oriolians, 4 BETTY LOU ARBOGAST-- Small but not unnoticed Silver Tri 2 Blue Tri 3 4 Vocational 4 BETTY ARETZ- Pride of a marine Silver Tn 2 Echo 3 Co Editor Blue Tn 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Red Cross Council Pres 4 Henn Co Representative Vocational Club 4 High School Huddle 4 National Honor Society 4 Senior Honor Roll 4 Leadership Club 4 ue Tn 3 Pep Club 2 Leadership Club Vocational Club 4 ELIZABETH ARNOLD Variety is the spice ol lite she s one ol the 57 Silver Tn 2 Blue Trl 4 Student Council Treasurer 4 Orxolxans 4 Vocational Club 4 Christmas Play 4 I Onolians 4 mf! fgfr Y THOMAS ATKINSON Apple s Honey RICHARD BELCHER Absence from Football 4 school makesjhe heart grow nder Basketball 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Dux HIY 4 Football 3 4 LORITA BERG All gladness andfno badness BILLIE LOU BANNISTER T e Fril SIIVGY TH 2 Treas 2 Vocuhonal Club 4 Red Cross Council 2 ec Blue Tn 3 4 Onolians Z 3 4 Vocational Club 4 Masque and Gavel 4 CAROL ANN BEAL The eyes have Echo 4 National Honor Society Sllver 'fn 2 Senior Honor Roll 4 Camera Club MARGUERITE BERG wan t Blue TH 3 4 studies interfere with my education Service Club Sylver Tn 2 Vocational Club Pep Club 3 4 Echowan 4 Blue Tri 3 4 Echo 4 National Honor Society Cqmem Club 4 Senior Honor Roll 4 Vocqqwnal Club 15 , of . ,, ' ch , . . 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I . 4 DONNA BURESH She s lusl lhe type Sxlver Trl 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Ec o 3 4 Blue Tn 3 4 Pep Club 4 Onolxans 4 Ssrvxce Club Secy Treas 4 Echowan 4 Vocahonal Club 4 ROGER CARLSON Long lanky and lxkeable Fxdelxs H1 Y 2 3 4 Semor Class Play 4 HNNETTE CHASE A poel wxlhoul love were an lmposslbxllly Brush and Palelle 3 4 Vocahonal Club 4 IANET CHRISTY Ready and wxllmg lo help Sllver Tn 2 Vxce Pres 2 Sludenl Council 2 Pe Club 2 3 4 IOHN BERG A salule lo our saxlorl IOHN BRAMWELL Al last' Visual Amd 2 Fld9llS H1 Y 2 3 G 2 3 momenl Silver Trl 2 Blue Trl 3 HARRIET BETTSCHART Those cable EC O 3 4 grams cost money Club 44 4 Sliver Tn 2 Vocahonal Club 4 Blue Tn 4 Class Secretary 4 Vocahonal Club 4 lumol' C1355 PlClY 3 IOANNE BROBERG Lxllle hul a bxg Nahonal Honor Socxety 4 BETTY BOHN New u known IERHY BURCHARD Hunlmg xs hxs Entered 1945 hobby Servxce Club Chnslmas Play 3 Vocahonal Club Glee Club 3 4 Blue Tn 4 Radlo Workshop 4 Hz f J :x Ra 5? sm, Gnfi Secy Treas 3 Pres 4 School Door Canteen Z Christmas Play 3 Clu 44 3 4 Treas 3 Pr s 4 Blue Trx 3 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Nahonal Honor Soclely 4 Leadershxp Club 4 Onollans 4 Red Cross Councxl 3 4 Senxor Class Play Echowan Bus Mgr 4 IEAN ANN COOK Youll yusi love my cook mg Sxlver Trl 2 Glee Club 2 Blue Tn 3 4 Vocahonal Club 4 Service Club 4 IEANNE COSMAN chew every morsel Blue Tn 3 4 Camera Club 4 Vocatxonal Club 16 Q olf. f '. . 4 ' h . . 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FEIDT- Oh, that permanent, long may it wave Silver Tri, 2 Brush and Palette, 3 Madrigalians, 3 ALICE ERICKSON- A light heart lives long Silver Tri, 2 Blue Tri, 3, 4 Blue Tri, 3, 4 Glee Club, 3, 4 Oriolians, 3, 4 Student Council, 4 Vocational Club, 4 RICHARD CROEOOT Hardwood Chiel Basketball 2 3 4 B nd 2 3 4 Secy 4 Football 4 MARY GAII. DAVIDSON Go South young lady Silver Tn 2 Pep Club 2 3 Blue Tn 3 4 Iumor Class Play 3 Vocational Club 4 Echowan 4 Masque and Gavel 4 IRENE DENNIS Never do tomorrow what you can put oil til next week fm, Za wang S4431 yqg fk sv ie Silver Tri 2 Oriolians 3 Blue Tri 3 44? Vocatxonal Club 4 l7 .vit fi GALE DeVERE Waiting or my Ship to come in Christmas Play 3 Orxolians 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Treas 4 Madrlgallans 3 ALLEN DOERR Asleep his leet but his brain awake Fldelis HxY 2 3 4 Sec y 3 Pres 4 Visual Aid 2 3 4 Ec o 3 4 Camera Club 3 Vlce Pres 4 Leadership Club All School Hi Y Chaplain 4 Echowan 4 School Door Canteen 4 Club 44 4 Swing Band 4 National Honor Society Science Club 4 Christmas Play 4 Senior Honor Roll 4 FREDERICK DRESSER Our human comedy Iunzor Class Play 3 Visual Rid 4 Camera Club 4 Senior Class Play 4 ' ,r ',--4, - , My , , 3:54, 11, -. ' , yzzzu ,.,,, ,uyr i . ' ,- 1 AVN N ,Qi 3 'K ng! 'A I, it 4 ,gi V I X-f I Q5 -.. -.. . . f , . , 1 I I . I I U 1 1 1 I I I I ' I ' ' , . 4 - on ' , . . is ,, - , , , ' ', h , , , , , .4 , ' ' ' , 4 - In .,, .' ' I 4 'ge' 1 av V P937 1 .. 1 ' vi i -'73 ' A 53' 2- , Es? 'hifi 1 . ' , 4 ff , ,-,f . w3,.gs, -. L, zz' , - BETTY FOX- Service wit Silver Tri, Z Blue Tri, 3, 4 Camera Club, 4 Service Club Pres.. 4 Masque and Gavel, 4 Oriolians, 4 Madrigalians, 4 Club 44, 4 Echo, 4 Vocational Club. 4 National Honor Society, 4 Senior Honor Roll, 4 Senior Class Play, 4 IOAN GARDNER- He's ta Blue Trl 3 4 Pep Club 3 Ec o 3 4 Club 44 3 4 Co President 4 GEORGIA GIESKI She navy blues Blue Tri 3 4 Vocational Club 4 'io H 34 tufts pw 'WCW SU-D-D-O'O-0-0 s got the h a smile MARILYN GILBERT-' 'Carmen' 'Our talented Silver Tri. 2 Blue Tri, 3, 4 Glee Club, 4 Oriolians, 4 Vocational Club. 4 IAMES GILLER- The all the answers man who knows Student Council, 2 Baskebtall, 3 Track, 3, 4 Hi-Y. 2, 3. 4 3 f A f ' ,W M it , Treas.,4 Senior Class Play PATRICIA GLEESON A lot oi good tish in the sea Class Secretary 2 Silver Tri 2 Blue Trl 3 4 Ec o 3 4 Homecoming Queen Vocational Club 4 Vice Pres 4 v WWE? ,Ni fr A A Red Cross 2 Echo Reporter 3 Iunxor Class Play 3 Pe Club 2 3 4 Leadership Club 2 4 Blue Tn 3 4 Cabinet 3 LOUISE EELS To know her is to like er Vocational Club 4 RICHARD FLAA There s no Flaa in 'th his eyes Sclence Club 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Co Editor of Echo 4 Senior Class Play 4 High School Huddle 4 Senior Honor Roll 4 ROGER FLATTEN Schools all as a side line right Vocational Club 4 Student Council 4 National Honor Society CARROLL FLETCHER Southern scandal Red Cross 3 Vice President Football 3 4 Track 3 Christmas Play 4 Student Council President 4 DOUGLAS FORSYTH Mind over matter r mm E o 1 2 Fldells H1Y 2 3 Vice President Secy 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Science Club 4 Oriohans 4 Leadership Club 4 National Honor Society 4 IERN FLETCHER Worth is not meas med by Inches Radio Workshop 4 National Honor Society Senior Honor Roll 4 in Silver Tri President 2 I X N School Door Canteen 2 l8 ll , 4 h , , -.. 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I I ' ' 2 , Nc, ,av-Q IOHN HANSEN What more can we say' Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Dux Hl Y 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Letterman s Club Madrlgallans 3 4 Red Cross Councll Orlollans 3 4 Senlor Class Play 4 OTTO HARIU Why let a llttle thlrlg llke that stop mel SCIENCE Club 4 ROBERT HARLEY Im small but re member Napoleon GRETCHEN HARVEY Adorable Dutch Sllver Trl 2 Red Cross 3 Malorette Blue Trl 3 4 SEIVICG Club 4 Vocatlonal Club 4 Vocatlcmal Club 4 Student Councll 4 Orlollans 4 Edltor Echowan Natlonal Honor SOCIETY Leaderslllp Club 4 Glee Club 4 MARY HATCHER The halr that wom en envy and men admlre Sllver Trl 2 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Secy 4 Camera Club 3 4 Sec y 4 B ue Trl 3 4 School Door Canteen Club 44 4 Vocatlonal Club 4 Echo 4 Senlor Class Play 4 BARBARA GOLD You re blushlng Bobby Class Treasurer 2 S ver Trl I C C 2 Blue Trl 3 4 Cablnet 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 VICE Pres 4 Vocatlonal Club 4 ROBERT HACKING- A qulet man but qulte a man D x Hl Y 2 3 4 Football 2 4 Sclence Club VICE Pres 4 Student Councll 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety Pres 4 Leadershlp Club 4 Senlor Honor Roll 4 BEVERLY HAGER Ill get by Sllver Trl 2 Blue Trl 3 4 Vocatlonal Club 4 PATRICIA HALING- The proof of e puddlng IS ln the eatlng Sllver Trl 2 Blue Trl 3 4 VOCUIIODGI Club 4 ROBERT HALLBERG Shutter bug Fldells Hl Y 2 Basketball 2 3 Tack 2 3 4 Vlsual Ald Z 3 E o 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 lchowan 4 Sclence Club 4 Senlor Class Play 4 ERNIE HALLGREN Young man wlth a horn BndZ34 VIRGINIA HANKINS Glnger and SPICE and everythlng nlce Pep Club 2 Sllver Trl 2 Trl 3 Iunlor Class Play 3 Masque and Gavel 4 Homecomlng Queen Att 4 Senlor Class Play 4 19 il ' . , , , ', ' gui ,E I' . f Ch ' ' ' 4 Q ' I- .. , 3 ' A . 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El fl f . , Z3 ' ' I xx 5' , 3 31 HUF gfir CHARLENE HOLZINGER She char mmg Sxlver Trl 2 Blue Tn 3 4 Vocatxonal Club 4 STEPHEN IVERSON The gendarmes dont bother h1m Fxdelxs H1Y 2 3 4 Treas 2 Camera Club 2 3 4 V1sualA1d 2 3 4 School Door Canteen 3 Co Chaxrman 4 Stage Crew 3 4 Nahonal Honor Socxety 4 Leadershxp Club 4 Scxence Club 4 Echo 4 Echowan 4 Senior Class Play WESLEY IENSEN up my tnends and quxt your books Silver Tri, 2 Blue Tri, 4 lumor Red Cross 2 Camera Club 3 Class Secretary 3 Student Councxl Chrlstmas Play 4 DIANE HAYDEN- Oh, that smooth Blue Tri, 3. 4 C0nV0rtl Vocational Club, 4 VOCGHOMI C1ub'4 PATRICIA HENRICKSON- Oh to be EHNESTINE HELD Fnendshxp xs her young agam career Sxlver Tn 2 Blue Trl 3 4 Sxlver Tn Cabmet 2 vocmwnql club School Door Cunqeen EVELYN HILLEREN woman to Sec Y 3 warm your heart by Co Pres 4 Sxlver Trl 2 Bue Tf' 3 4 Club 44 3 4 Vice Pres 4 Blue Trl Treas 4 EC 0 3 4 Camera Club 3 Secy 4 Vocatxonal Club 4 Service Club 4 Servlce Club 4 Natxonal Honor Society an senior Class PIUY 4 LIHZEENCE HOLLAND Rugged but Leadership Club 4 -'TV' wiv 3 . et' MARCENE IOHNSON Speak p cant hear you Sxlver Tn 2 Band and Orchestra 2 Blue Tn 3 4 A A Club 44 4 Servxce Club 4 Vocatxonal Club 4 DAVID IORVIG All great men dle young and Im not feeling so well mysell Football 3 4 Ortho H1Y 4 ROBERT KEEN A keen magxcxan Track Team 2 Dux HxY 2 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Scxence Club Pres 4 Radxo Workshop 4 Chnstmas Play 4 Leadershrp Club 4 Nahonal Honor Socnety 4 Semor Class Play 4 20 Senxor Honor Roll 4 Fldelxs H1 Y 2 3 Vocatxonal Club Pres Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 BETTY HELMERICHS She s small but Leadership Club 3 so s a suck ot dynamzte Science club 4 Sxlver Trl 2 Radu: Workshop 4 Red Cross 3 Senxor Class Play 4 'wana- my ARLISS MCBEATH She s small but LOIS MICKELSEN Nlce thmgs come oh my! m little packages Sxlver Tn 2 Glee Club 2 Bqnd 2 Silver Tn 2 Glee Club 3 4 B ue Trl 3 4 B ue T 1 3 4 Servlce Club 4 Vocahonal Club 4 Vocahonal Club FRANCES MCGILL Fran that xsl RICHARD MILES A man after hxs own Sxlver Tn 2 bean Blue Tn 3 4 Cabmet 4 Band and Orchestra 2 Camera Club 3 4 Vlce President Class Vocational Club 4 Presldent Class 3 Pe Club 2 3 4 Red Cross 3 Ec o 3 4 Leadershxp Club 3 Semor Class Play 4 DUX H1 Y Chaplain 4 Student Councxl 2 DON MCKRY Id rather hug a pig Basketball 2 3 4 slcm than any gxrl I know almost M Y 3 Football 2 3 4 Band 2 Lettermans Club 3 4 Tmck 2 3 Semor Class Play 4 Football 2 3 4 Captain 4 Basketball 2 3 4 I-e efmf ' S Club 2 ARTHUR Momusssv The Mcrr 1 my on O H' Y 2 3 4 hxm the more I lxke hmm Student Council 4 Class Presxdent 4 Red Cross 3 National Honor Society Legxon Orahon 4 !, -' MQ .41 gs T' 'ai ,gh field' me-gun' mmf 1-fe IOAN KILLIN Seen but not heard Brush and Palette Glee club 3 4 Orxolxans 3 4 Vocahonal Club 4 RICHARD LATTERELL Let me llve nnnnnn unknown 101-IN MA'rTsoN our lx Wrestlmq 2 3 Baseball 2 Football 2 3 4 Y Y Letterman s Club DORIS LEGGITT Her wo s are wa s 4,3 2' of pleasantness Band 3 4 Band 2 Glee Club 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 , Blue 'l'r1 4 FRANCES MAUND You can say that to some gxrls but not to mel Blue Tn 4 Echo 4 Sxlver Tn 2 Vocahonal Club 4 Bue Tn 3 4 Servxce Club 4 21 MAVIS LUNDIN The weaker sex . 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T l. 4 A I ., I I . l n DONNA PETERSON I like a man that treats me well and trequentlyl Sxlver Tn 2 Iumor Class Play Pep Club 3 Blue Trl 3 4 Vocahonal Club 4 Echowan 4 Lrterary Masque and Gavel 3 4 Treas 4 Senlor Class Play 4 Nahonal Honor Socxety 4 Semor Honor Roll 4 Leadershrp Club 4 IEAN PETERSON Better ate than never Sllver Tn 2 THOMAS PERKINS Methodxcal Perk lumor Class Play 3 Adelphx HxY 3 4 Treas 3 Vrce Pres 4 Science Club 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 MARY GAIL QUINN Mass Downles rrghl hand Student Council Sec Srlver Tn 2 nd 2 3 A A Vice Pres 3 Pres 4 lunxor Class Play 3 Blue Tn 3 4 Nahonal Honor Socxety Leadership Club 4 Echowan 4 DAVID RINES All the world rs made for me Class Vice Presldent 3 Track 3 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 r 3 Baseball 2 4 O ho H1Y 2 3 4 Pes 4 Lettermans Club 3 4 st Semor Class Play 4 HAROLD SAND Get out the crank Basketball 2 Scxence Club 4 RALPH MULLEN I try to be bashlul Science Club 4 but the gxrls wont let me Radxo Workshop 4 Baseball 2 3 Echo 4 Football 2 V l olsxa :li 2 IOHN OLSON Worry and I are not rt o 1 .hens 4 related Camera Club Vrsual Axd 2 Ec o 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Track 4 Football 3 Letterman s Club 4 Chrxstmas Play 4 Christmas Play 4 Science Club 4 Senxor Class Play 4 IOAN NICKELLS Wxt makes xts own PAUL PEGORS Modesty xs his welcome charm Blue Tn 3 4 Onolnans 2 3 4 Echo 3 4 Chnstmas Play 3 Brush and Palette 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Vocatronal Club 4 Pres 4 Onolrans 4 Madrrgahans 3 4 Echowan 4 Chrxshan Fellowshrp Club Pres 4 Madngahans 4 Leadershlp Club 4 National Honor Society 4 Semor Honor Roll 4 THOMAS PHILLIPS Do you cooperate DONN OLSON Short cut to lun on tests? Dux Hx Y 2, 3. 4 Camera Club 3 4 Treas 3 Onollans 3 4 Student Councxl 3 Science Club 4 22 - -1 ' 'y. 2 ' l ' 3 Ba , ,', 4 . ' G. . .. 2, 3, 4 U ., ' - l 4 , ,. - , 4 I - I ' Newham? ... 1 , - . Mg .. , 4 H r rt '- . , , V . f -- r I ' , Student Council, 4 H Q 1 . . 3, 4 ' ' . , 3, 4 U '- . 3. 4 ,, , 3. 4 ' ' . h , , . , ,pi-WP' xxx HARRIETTE SI-IIPTON She was swept oft her Ieet by a Gale Sxlver Tn 2 Class Sec y 3 Student Councxl 3 Pep Club 3 Bue Trx 3 4 Iunxor Class Play 3 Brush and Palette 3 4 Secy 3 Onollans 2 3 4 Vocational Club 4 Semor Honor Roll 4 BEVERLY SMITH She hgures well Silver Tn 2 Pep Club 2 Vocahonal Club Blue Tn 4 SHIRLEY SMITH Her love IS centered on one at a time Sllver Trl 2 School Door Canteen 2 3 4 Blue Trl Cabmet 3 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Vxce Pres 4 Club 44 3 Echo 3 Pep Club 4 SHIRLEY SEHLIN Solxd can do rt Sxlver Trx 2 Brush and Palette Blue Trl 3 E o 3 4 Vocational Club 4 Club 44 4 FRED SEVERSON One rs Sxde Lxnes Basketball 2 3 Ortho H1Y 2 3 Vxce Pres 3 Pres 4 All School Hr Y Preszdent 4 Tack 2 3 4 Student Councxl 3 4 Ec o 3 4 Echowan 4 Club 44 4 Leadership Club 4 Scxence Club 4 Debate Squad 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety Go 4 Vocatronal Club 4 Sec y Treas 4 Echowan Llterary Editor 4 Student Councll 4 IEAN SPECHT Gxve me my boots and my saddle Blue Trl 3 4 Vocatxonal Club 4 A A Glee Club 4 HERBERT STEVENS swers that bother me xt s the ques Its not the an txons Band 2 Fldelxs HIY 2 3 4 Chaplam 2 Science Club 4 CARL STOCKDALE Dutch Let s go Stage Crew 3 4 Scxence Club 4 School Door Canteen Asst Mgr 4 Semor Class Play 4 Echowan Bus Mgr 4 Z3 IOHN SCHIVIIDTKE H ll go as Iur as any ot us Scxence Club Treas 4 IUDITH SHANK The nurses s ard Pep Club Z Silver Tn 2 Glee Club 3 B ue Tn 3 4 Orlollans 4 GEORGIA SHAW RICHARD SHINN mg mterest Letterman s Club Band 2 3 Football 2 Track 2 3 Glee Club Ortho Hx Y Orrolnans 3 4 Madrlgallans 3 4 Flammg youth TIG rtrcle of last U I W, -H. . , -.. e. . l 4 , 3 ' .. ch , . qw v ' . - ol h' 1 -, ', f ' 5, if gi .P . , y . -UA . I 1 f 1 . . ., h . , 1 I ' . 3 1.2 . . . a. 4 -51. ' , . . . 4 53, D, S' is ' , .2. 3. 4 ' .- . '- . 3, 4 YV A ' .59 V fy ll, ' ' , , Q swf' if 7' I 5.1: ef, ft It -Qs I I Xi ug! 'Q va! I ' aw an wav I Q9 e X ' 1 ' l --n , I I - G. . ., 4 ' ' , 4 , ' , IOHN STOUT - There must be an easier way to attract their attention Fidelis Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4 Treas., 4 Christmas Play. 4 Senior Class Play, 4 ' SHIRLEY SWANSON- What's that mean??? A Silver Tri, 2 Blue Tri, 3. 4 Pep Club, 2, 3, 4 Echo 4 Camera Club 3 4 Vocational Club 4 Senior Class Play 4 SHIRLEY SWEDELI. The navy has the inside you re paid to teach me track Silver Tn 2 Blue Tn 4 Vocational Club Service Club 4 HERBERT TAUS What did I learn today? Visual Aid 2 Baseball Bus Mgr 3 able Track 2 3 Football 3 Stage Crew Mgr 3 Student Councll 3 4 Vice Pres 3 School Door Canteen 3 4 Manager 4 Dux HIY 2 3 4 Secy 4 B nd 2 3 4 Pres 4 Leadership Club Pres Camera Club 4 Class Vice Pres 4 MYRTA THORNE She nde through lile Onollans 2 3 4 Library Club 2 3 Vice Pres 3 Blue Tri 4 MURRELL TOWNE Imagination Science Club 4 Vocational Club 4 Blue Trl 4 Glee Club 2 3 Debate Squad 3 Christmas Play 3 Orlolians 3 4 Echo 4 Madrigahans 4 LOWELL WELKE Hold that pose Echo Photographer 3 4 Echowan Photographer 3 4 Madrigalxans 3 Visual Aid 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 4 Vice Pres 3 Pres 4 Oriolians 2 3 4 Science Club 4 CAROLANN WELLS Her music has charm as does she Silver Tri 2 Onolians 2 E o 2 3 4 Christmas Play 3 Madngallans 3 4 Red Cross Council 3 4 Blue Tri 3 4 Vocational Club 4 Club 44 4 Iunior Class Play Student Director 24 Dux Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres., 3 Pres., 4 Track, 2. 4 All School Hi-Y Sec'y-Treas., 4 Science Club, 4 Oriolians, 4 Senior Leadership Club Vice-Pres.. 4 BEVERLY TENNIS-' 'So well remembered Silver Tri. 2 Pep Club, 2. 3, 4 Blue Trl 3 4 Sec y 3 Pres 4 Vocational Club 4 Leadership Club 4 Sec y Treas 4 National Honor Society Sec y C C 4 Vice e IOANNE TERRY She s a terry bly nice gal Silver Tri 2 Pe Club 2 3 4 Bue Tri 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Ec o 3 4 Vocational Club 4 Senior Honor Roll 4 National Honor Society 4 If.,-f --- ' i H ' ' . 4 - - - - - l, . ., , ' -Pr s. 4 I' ' , 4 ' - ' p I. , , Q ' ni . I .' ' .11 h II I ' ' f QI , QQ B I .fi I E I I I X . IIIIII I I II , IQ ' I FRED THOMSON- Ready, willing and ROBERT VALIT- That's a ioke, son ' . , , 4 Q M , , I , lr 'fitfl 3 X I I , , .I I I Y, 1 , 1 W 'V 'WI .I ' . X X ii I ' I ' ' ' Tut 11 r I a , , , U ' ., 4 , , ' ' S be X 1 11 --ll 'll I I I ' ' ' f . 3. 4 ' chI , . , I .I ' . ' I . 2 IN MEMORIAM Barbara Harvey October 9 1927 May Z9 1944 Barb as she was known to all her fnends entered Park rn her sophomore year She xmmedxately grew mto the hearts of everyone who came rn contact wxth her Her sunny dxsposxtxon which was always a yay to behold rs mxssed by everyone who knew her BILL WESTERBERG laugh if Camera Club 2 Vxsual Ald 2 Baseball 2 3 'T' Science Club 4 MARY WILLIAMETTE a soda jerk? Orxolxans 2 3 4 Robe Mnstress 3 4 Brush and Palette 3 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Vocatxonal Club 4 25 Laugh clown CAROL WESTERBERG She always has a cork mg good hmel Silver Tn 2 Blue Trl 3 4 Brush and Palette 3 4 Vocahonal Club 4 Leadership Club 4 Would you like ROY WILSON I thought I saw hum studymg but lol lt was a dream Glee Club 3 4 Scxence Club 4 Blue Trl 3 4 Track 4 MARION WOHLRABE She s lust luke BETTY WOLFF Have we a poet m a star out every mght our mxdst9 Glee Club 2 Sxlver Tn 2 Silver Tn 2 Blue Tn 3 4 Blue Tn 4 A A Ec o 3 4 Camera Club 3 Service Club 4 Vocatxonal Club Scxence Club 4 I- 4 I 1--- . ' ' . ,a. 4 '. , z 'Q W, , . . 4 . , ' Adelphi Hi-Y, 3. 4 Pres., 4 2 ', G. . ., a. 4 h , , I I , . 4 , ' , 4 L , Y 26 BOY Tom Atk1nson Roger Carlson Dave Rmes lack Mattson D1ck Mxles Gale DeVere Don McKay Gale DeVere Bob HGCk1ng Iohn Hansen D1ck Shlnn Don McKay Iohn Stout Fred Severson Fred Thomson Ierry Burchard POPULARITY PQLL Lovable L1ps Classy Clothes Wmnmg W1t Faultless Flgure Peppy Personahty Entlclng Eyes Amazmg Athlete Terrthc Twosome Handsome He1ght Lusty Laugh Smooth Sm1le Popular Parklte Famed Fllrt Lengthy L1ne Local Leaders Fme Features GIRL Ioan Broberg Carol Westerberg Ioan Gardener Beverly Smlth L1z Arnold Pat Gleeson Mary Gall Qulnn Harrlette Shlpton Betty Aretz Dor1s Anderson Ernestlne Held Ianet Chnsty Iudy Shank Donna Peterson Cor1nne Alblnson Cmger Hank1ns 7 Bob Valit . ,. , Delightful Dancer Shirley Smith 'S 0.11 SOYYNG 1 'uf If w'x lX wg, XX 41 -5. IIQVEW '1 :sin A 03:1 Dal ik! 'Q sw, 'H 1 , , Y nw 2 ,.,. atagg Y ' 5'34'f90iva NX, Q, '12 X PQ W P+ YZ 1 Cub. 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M, ,S Ifw A Lf? 5 X ' 14' FU, ,f ,f I ' K 3, 7! 1 It 1 , 'Vi 'lf' X , 4 1 ' ' 'f '- 54 if 'Z' ' 1. . ILL- , W 5 ,f ,Z fu, -1 Q .wi I 1 5 5 ' - ' .L f'?21,,, ,f--: 4' ,.,-6 .ff A .- wa-:ji'gm':fv . IUNIORS You. the junior class, will have many duties next year in taking over most ot the outstanding school activities. Your successful Homecoming Dance. your class play, Pride and Preju- dice. and your good representation at all social functions has proved that your class has initiative and competent leaders. We know that you hope to uphold the standards ot the school and those set by the graduating seniors. We all wish you the best of luck. Nl OFFICERS Gregg Treas Carlson Pres Ienkms Sec B Chrxstenson Vice Pres ADVISERS Miss Isacson Mrs K Iohnson Miss Wharton Mr Lokensgard Mr Seeley 15-1-...x llth GRADE 1' SITTING A Mork M Merchant C Narey D Kivisto L Lxndahl P Martin D Mason M Olson 2nd ROW 3rd ROW 4th ROW Sth HOW Moen 32 Miles B Kinney B Moeger I Port N Martin I Larsen B Larson S McQueen Larson A McCullough D Meyers I Nel on C Navatil D Matthews P Keely I MCC-mty Peltier B Poole S Roberts I. McGary B Nelson M Myers W Kruse I Marom Morrow A Nelson D Lundahl D Nelson B Nordstrom T Pxrsch M Kaufman M Otterholm ii' we ii ,, to 1 ii 1 . 9 vt ll n ' 5 ' if f elf? gg f I N. . . 1 Z N' xv' ' B. , . 4 I A 'ff .' ' I. ' , . I 5 rfrwwiix . X Y 'X 1 Q , A , v I D. . ':lTTlNG D Tracy M Ruplxn Rydland N Thomson N Allen N Wx!! M Schwartz Znd ROW B Schnexdcr L Slone I Rxorclan A Siasol I Tho-npson C Syverson I Swanson P Schultz Jrd ROW C Townsend W Tracy I Reese V Ralph B Shmn P Tellord V Wcrss I Skallerud I Steensen llh ROW T Wall D Slnbnes P Siern S Roberts C Schauss I Rode M Tierney A Yngve 51h ROW E Rubl H Ran da K Reed I Ronbeck N Sexrup C Stuck F Young A Sorenson A Zrmmerschxeld SITTING E Harlzell B Flelch er G Iessen M Hollenbeck S Iackson G Heggerness I Ienkxns 2nd ROW S Gardner P Haug lxd C Flemrng L Garborg A Founlam G Frednckson P Garbo 3rd ROW C Hollman L Gan yo L Fernelrus B Granum B Haug N Gregg S Forster R M Hrllsted 4th ROW R Heggerness I Iac son D Holmquxsr D Houck K Iohnson B Harvey B Hamlet P Gleeson 51h ROW D Franks B Hill B Freude D Iamreson Iohnson B Hedges E Fullon W Frednckson R Gurske ls! ROW D Crone I Burg grail L Domlan I Connell P Carpenter E Berg 2nd ROW I Broderson A DeMar B Arelz I Brown P Doyle C Brldsten D Dron P Curry 3rd ROW S Brown P Bark lmg I Brxson R Clark I Davenport I Brss I Dron M Anderson 4th ROW B Carlson A Eaton B Bramwell D Andrews I Davrdson B Chnslensen B Carlson G Adulphson T Docken Ev' M. ,-. 0, 10 fx are '90 Iwi, 'ai ,Q ,rs :gn Ah M4 ,fflfff df' mm ,Sf 7 f . , , ' I I I I . on f ,. I ' A sl .' : . , . A . ' . I ,r I N f , I EI S. . . . 'w i ,ff c- Q K f f-I :: -'-- zwrz'-fer'-y at 'r X I L 1 ' ' ' ' b ' :V to Q I I I 1 of ,iw I : . . . ' 3 '- Q . . ' . . . B 'J' gs . 4 If X - . ' me - .1 - - I - f - ,, ,--fe. .1 rm, I r - . or . . . . -I I .rr g 1 , I 4 of X ,Ki my my 1 - ,If , ., : . . . ,.'f,.,.-' rv , , . K ' ,Q I ., 'L 1 l 1 I I ' 4 r , . I Q . . , ' c ,A , . . . . in 5. , A V 1, ' X 2 ' : . , . 5, ' ' of . . , . ' , . . I 'Q QQ? ll. . . . , . Q .T 4 , I k , . ' , . . . . ' , D. I 33 SITTING P Reiss L Wmn E Skogman I Slater P Thayer E Thompson N Warner I Thompson 2nd ROW A Sehlm F Ware C Schuler R Tourvxlle R S ni I Vexlleux I Shlels I Weiald S Turnham 3rd ROW W Weed H Span mer L Wxndahl S Rogers P Tnerney R Vartdahl T Vessey D Voss 4th ROW M Toizke D Zlpoy R Swenson B Rogers M Scoi! P Woodward R Rldgewell S Roberts D Rrchards SITTING I Brown M Banfa M Chapman B Beal D Dan xelson B Amundsen I Brouxl letie W Dronen 2nd ROW R Brown G Ewerl M Dunham I Calvxn M Boetl Cher B Rnderson B Copeland B Beck 3rd ROW I Caldwell I Dodds B Bevensee D Anderson B Brunzell R Blake E Erlanson C Bohhg T Connery hh ROW I Devms P Cam eron I Behonek R Amston D Anderson C Dooley Beaulleu S Currie Sih ROW D Cardarelle R Corey D Carlson R Bye T Bauer C Bulter N Crowley M Dow SITTING M Lee B Lenmark M Mangney K Oswald D Lo hs D Lampman D Pobudcl Znd ROW C Larson R G Pei erson E Marhn R Merrxll I Olson P Quinn M Morrissey 3rd ROW I Pelerson M Larson M Lundahl I McGill P Lien G McCartney L Nadasdy Mh ROW D Mackey R Neal D Olson O Quady I Qulltum A Pooler I Osborne 5th ROW E Nelson C Malh ews G Ludvxgson C Mxlnor Noreen M Olson R Pelerson R Plckeit u , . ' , . ' , . , . , B. H. . . . . V. K Kxmm SOPHOMORES As you entered the senior high school you probably wondered, as we did, it the years would pass swiftly. Your sophomore year has proved that your studies and extra-curricular activities. all too soon, bring the school year to a close. Next year your class will have the responsibility of presenting a class play, sponsoring a Homecoming Dance, and giving the traditional Iunior- Senior Prom. Along with these responsibilifes goes a great deallpf njc t and satisfaction. Z J ,Il A noi A X' I tc 'mi' v f '70-7 I ljw 'Rfb 'V 4 t I ff, ,UN I ' yer ' C J f 5 fr gf A I lf xx OFFICERS R Tourvxlle Vice Pres L Wmdahl Pres I Olson Sec I Franks Treas 2 I 'VF ADVISERS Mr Halgren Mrs Gates Miss Ring Miss Wood X 10th GRADE SITTING D Hammerlund M Ionas M Holmes D Kxldahl L Knight M Freiborg D Gxlk M Freude I Klodt M Gendreau K Hansen D Hubbard 2nd ROW P Franks D Houck A Iohnson C Hutchinson R Harvey I Fitzgerald H Held D Hanson Z Franke L Gust B Kuka 3rd ROW I Franks R Hoffman P Frexert R Lapping I Kuntz R Iohnson I Flrckinger R Holm F Falrbaxrn 4th ROW M Knutson R Iohnson L Fischer L Iohnson L Freed M Hansen G Grady S Iohnson L. Iohnson 5th ROW I Gehray S Hutchins R Klumpner F Hurd N Guenther R Iones R Glasslng D Gudmundsen G Gelder! R Kuhlman 35 w 0 z , XJ 'Q 4's S ,f 13 4, an 2 f: B ,Ji kv' i 'L A 'tl f 3 '2 gi M A W ,Xx ,QE ' , 2 lynx 1? . . .'-M ,Z K-,K JN ,-1 ig ww iillnllluvl Wm 36 1 I H kia 'FMF-Syn SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL SITTING M Feldt S lverson D McKay Carlson A Nelson A Eaton C Al bmson I Leeds 2nd ROW I Fletcher G Harvey S Smlth I Ienkms B Barvey E Held I Chrxsty I Brown P Quinn 3rd HOW B Sandberg F Thomson D Mxles D Runes F Severson B Carl son L Wmdahl B Kuhlman P Txerney INSET E Arnold Treas C Fletcher Pres Mrs Adkzsson D Iohnson Vxce Pres rx' 17 Mr Kuhlman eff M Dow Sec im STUDENT COUNCIL HE Student Counc1l th1s year 1mproved 1n many ways The students and thelr representatlves took a real mterest 1n seemg that the counc1l d1d :ts yob There were heated d1scuss1ons 1n hrst hour home room classes and the counc1l representatxves brought these arguments back to the Student Counc1l meetmgs The counc1l had full charge of Homecommg agam th1s year mak1ng 1t a gala atta1r All ot the alumm were 1nv1ted to attend the lmpresszve ceremony of crownmg the queen and the huge parade afterward The counc1l lssued pr1zes for the best floats The counc1l had charge of almost all GCIIVIIIGS sponsored 1n school The lyceum programs were selected by a commlttee of counc1l members. The dances, concesslons, and the recreatlon room supervxslon all came under thelr jur1sd1ct1on. The Chlef GCIIVIIY was to help run the school more smoothly. They accom plished a lot and ga1ned valuable exper1ence the Student Counc1l IS of vital 1mportance to everyone mn school especially to those xnterested 1n havmg more student government. 38 B. . . , . . . - , . . 6 1 i -.Lf l K: , I I- I I I : ' 4 V .L ,Ib .,,, W I . e an M y ' 'ki-ZQQ. A El xl' . , ' - . . 'J ' 1 ' A fy Aff th gi., ,ly g . . . '- v I ' x' as Q NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1stROW G Harvey I Terry I Fletcher I Broberg L Berg E Held nd ROW I Chrxsty I Nxckells B Fox D Peterson C Beal C Fletcher r ROW B Keen F Severson A Doerr S Iverson D Mc Kay T Perkms INSET D Forsyth Treas Mrs Adlusson B Hackmg Pres Mr Kuhlman C Albmson Vmce Pres B Tenms Sec Beamlng faces and a breathless I made 1t marked the day when the twenty three semors were told that they had been selected for the Natxonal Honor Socxety They are the ones who wore gold tassels at Commencement and polxshed thexr brand new pms every mormng These fxrst seniors were selected from the upper lourth of the class on the basis ol scholarshlp leadershxp character and service To all members we wxsh much success SENIOR HONOR ROLL These students on the semor honor roll are those who brought home at least a B average durmg thelr three years m semor high at St Louls Park In addxtlon to keeplng up scholas tlc averages these students partook rn many extra currlcular GCIIVIIIES Congratulatrons to you top semorsl SITTING G Harvey I Specht L Berg I Fletcher E Held H Shlpton 2nd ROW D Anderson,I Drury I 'l'erry,I Nlckells F McG1ll C Beal, H Stevens 3rd ROW F Severson. B Fox D Hayden, S Swanson, D Peterson, D Forsyth 4th ROW A Doerr, S Iverson C Albmson. I Schmldtke B Haclcmg 39 1 n 1 u 1 'V V, sf 4 2 : . ' , . ' . I' I u 1 n 1 n 1 I I K ,f f f 3 E, lv . 3d : . , . , 5' -' . 1 . 1 . - I ,, 3 ' . 1, , , , .v , D : . . .: . ' : . ' . .: . : . ' . ' - .: . '. . - A bm e, . X ff ' T 5. 1 ' n . . : . , . ECHOWAN SITTING: H. Shipton, I. Nickells vidson, S. Smith. dale, S. Iverson, A. Doerr, L INSET: G. Harvey. Editor. Where s M1ss Isacson Gretchen cant I please do that tomorrow? u Carl I dld pay my S2 25 Fam1l1ar ' Yes very To any of you students who happened to come 1nto room 205 any t1me after 3 15 The Echowan staff slowly but surely went mad We sometlmes wanted to qu1t or at least we sald we d1d but really we loved 1t all We hope you l1lce the book cuz we ve had fun mcxkmg lt for you 40 .. . - 1, H . H -- - , . - B 1, . ,, . . 1 . . . , . I U . I ' I . . . 1 . . . . . , V ' 'wr 1 , 3,1 . , 59 Q 0 H Q , V, mei I 21 X A Eg 2 Ag . KV' l I. Christy, M. Quinn, M. Da- STANDING: D. Buresh, C. Stock- Welke, F. Severson, C. Beal: ECHO STAFF SITTING C Wells E Held F Severson E Hartzell R Clark STANDING I Broberg I Nlckells S Iverson D Iamxeson R Hallberg B Weed C Beal F Gardener INSET C Albmson Co Edltor I Fletcher CoEd1tor Mrs Moffat I cant fmd my story and I know I wrote 1t Statements lxke th1s made the co edxtors of the Echo Iean Fletcher and Cormne Albmson tear themr halr your ten mches The Echo edltors and adv1sers dec1ded on two 1ssues a month never reahzmg what a bxg job they had packed for themselves However w1th the help of the students who had aspxrahons of becom1ng great wrlters the paper was rated as one of the very best ECHO REPORTERS SITTING I Strlckland P Gleeson M Schmoker L Berg B Wolff I Terry 2nd ROW A Albertson G Smith G Grady F McG11l S Swanson K Severson M Hat her r ROW D Buresh L Holland H Mullen A Doerr B Carlson D Forsyth B Vaht I Kuntz 41 stamp their feet, and then calmly scream, Well, get busy-or you'll never get 3 d : . . . , 44 CLUB SITTING B Fox E Hllleren M Hatcher S Sehlm I Broberg STANDINC' L Holland F Severson A Doerr B Hxll B Carlson I Gardner Co chairman Come stag or come drag but come was the one phrase wh1ch seemed to draw the mterest and the crowd to Club 44 durmg last year The Legxon Hall was used agam thls year on Frlday mghts for the Club 44 dances the upstalrs used for dancmg purposes and the downstaxrs sectlons used for pmg pong games and coke sesslons The brggest dance ot the year was the Chnstmas dress up dance All the grrls were m heels and the boys m suxts We hope Club 44 w1ll l1ve a long txme at Park for at no other place ran you have so much fun' 42 It 'fi i .. ,. INSET: I. Christy. Co-chairman: Miss Isacson SITTING: M. Hatcher, G. Ewert. N. Allen. N. Thomson. B. Moger, S. Smith. STANDING: I. Christy, R. Clark. C. Stockdale. F. Thomson. A. Doerr, B. Nordstrom, B. Ham- let. E. Hcxrtzell. INSET: E. Held. S. Iverson, Co-chairman: Mrs. Adkisson, Miss Lundquist. SCHOOL DOOR CANTEEN The Gndlron Ghde the Orch1d Dance the Fnendly Frohc all are iamrhar names to the students at St Louls Park They symbohze the School Door Can teen dances The Canteen started somethmg new last year wrth the Fnendshlp Week and the Fr1endsh1p Dance The purpose of the week and dance was to get more of the Park students acquamted Wllh each other The mam purpose of the Canteen dances was to g1V9 enjoyment to the students and one of the b1ggeSl successes of the year was the Halloween Dance At thxs affarr there were many games and a spook house for those who dldnt dance The b1ggest event of the year was the Canteens Annlversary Ball The formal marked the thlrd year ol the Canteen s successful exlstence Later 1n the sprlng the annual Trop1cal Canteen took place At th1s dance one ol the g1rls was chosen as Orchld Queen and was presented wrth an orchld She was then entertaxned by a hula dance Thms was a grand and glonous endmg to a grand and glor1ous year 3 43 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . , 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 ,, . ,, 1 1 1 1 . if, . . 65? 2 . . r . 5, g l 5 . l ' . 1 'sl S M , I sin ,I f .r Zwlv .5 'E' I E11-. : fi L Q .gf- .,gg, I i QQ., . , - SENIOR LEADERSHIP CLUB SITTING M Ruplin N Thomson N Miles E Held I Fletcher G Harvey 2nd ROW C Westerberg L Arnold M Quinn R Keen G DeVere L Windahl B Fox I Christy M Lundahl r ROW C Fletcher D Rmes Nordstrom D Nelson B Hill Welke F Severson T Vessey ROW M Dow P Pegors Doerr B Carlson D McKay Iverson C Albinson INSET F Thomson Pres Mrs Adkis son B Tennis Sec Treas Mr Kuhlman H Taus Vice Pres This club is one ol distinction for only in this club is there more than one president All ot the members ot the Leader ship Club are presidents of home room or school organizations and clubs The members ot Leadership Club learned the fundamentals oi parliamentary procedure th1s year and applied such order at all meetings Discussion on various important problems ot the school made up the major part of the clubs bus: ness during the year 3 d : . . . ' , B. - A ' 4th : . , . , A. x ' I . . , . . S. RED CROSS COUNCIL The Red'Cross Council this year has been active in several drives. The members realized that war's being was no reason -11 ,wr : . , .- .: . ' - A I l I3 , . I f so .. Q I tor slacking In their two drives to raise money the Council collected three hundred dollars In addition to the money they collected the council members made nut cups candy cups and paper hats tor parties sponsored by the Red Cross at Christmas The Council members also started a swimming and lite saving class at the King Cole Hotel You undoubtedly will remember the nutrition drive of this year Do you have that um good Ieelmgo This drive was in collaboration with the national drive The Protected Home The Council members deserve a lot ot credit tor the enthusiastic way ln which they conducted their drives INSET M Dow Sec Treas C Albin son Pres B Weed V Pres SITTING C Hutchinson P Curry P Quinn I Larson D Runkle S Forster STANDING P Vaughn I Christy E Erlanson D Andrews I Hansen R Clark I Kuntz C Wells CAMERA CLUB SITTING C Hutchmson I Carpenter I Fletcher N Wztt G Fredrlck son G Heggerness I Blss 2nd ROW N Warner L Frrborg Drone I Ferrm B Wolll I Terry I McG1l1 N Gregg 3rd ROW P Woodward S Swanson F McG11l E Hxlleren B Fox C Beal I Cosman C Alblnson F Thomson ROW R Mullen R Hallberg T Phxllrps D Andrews D Iamxe son F Dress r S Iverson I Brxson INSET A Doerr Vlce Pres A Albert son Treas M Welke M Hatcher Se L Welke Pres Any student rn the IU ll or 12 grade who IS mterested ln photography IS ellgrble to make an applrcatron lor Camera Club membershrp These applrcatrons were then submrtted to the executxve board of the club and were voted upon The new members who had been accepted were placed rn a begmners class They learned the fundamentals of photography technrcalltles of the camera and the art ol developing plctures The old members of the club worked wlth advanced photography and the enlarging of pictures After Chnstmas the two groups were combmed as one Meetlngs were held every other Wednesday at which txme talks by members were glven Mr Lee of Lee Incor porated Mmneapolls gave a lecture on Professronal Photography at one ol the meetings Members are requxred to take and develop one plcture each month A test on enlarging was gxven before the members could enlarge thelr prctures The club sponsored the movre Tom Sawyer for the student body Other short movxes were grven lor members ol the club Durlng the tall the members had a hxke a tobogganlng party durrng the w1nter and another hxke m the sprmg A clrsplay of amateur photography was grven at the Buck to School Party and another drsplay was placed rn the show case rn the front hall durmg the month of May There are forty actxve members of the club and from these arc chosen the photographers for the Echo and Echowan qrrgrnally a club for developmg photography as a hobby the Camera Club has truly become the leadmg servlce club o the school 1n :W 45 : . , . ' , I. . , . , r , - st 4th : . , . . . , 1 ' I . 9 , - . . L . .: r. , . em , ' .,. --e ... Mt.: 1 I : ag th ' , . f Qu-K3 f 1,7 'J' , 1 f 23 I H L2 'TW V.- Qing ,,::. -wfef-wsyrfffefagy, I I fix SCIENCE CLUB INSET Mr Balch P Pegors Pres I Fer rm Treas I Davenport Sec SITTING B Granum B Beal D Sonmore C Warme L Berg STANDING S Iohnson,I Carpenter C Beal. I Dron SITTING M Morrill D Olsen H Stevens O Haryu L Holland B Woltl M Towns Znd ROW R Wxlson F Severson H Sand H Taus C Stockdale D Forsyth I Olson 3rd ROW L Welke S Iverson B Hallberg A Doerr T Perkms B Westerberg T Phrllrps INSET Mr Lokensgard R Hacking Vlce Pres A Bentzen Sec I Schmldke Treas B Keen Pres The Scrence Club was composed of thxrty physxcs students wlth the admlssxon of chemrstry students of good standmg durmg the fourth slx weeks The club held :ts meetmgs on Frxday afternoon at whlch txme dxscussrons were held experlments were conducted and preparatxons for the demonstration tor the Back to School Party were made For the students who are mterested m the world ot sclence the Science Club IB an excellent basis for preparation of sclentlfxc work CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CLUB Out of the desire ot a small group of students to do more unto thezr fellow students grew e Chrlshan Fellowshlp Club The organlzatxon applxed for and recelved a charter from the Student Council The club met every other Frxday to enjoy many specxal speakers Although the club was small the members enloyed themselves and aptly interpreted e name of thexr orgamzatron 46 I lu rn p - . ,, ' .. ,. , . . I ll ll 11 I :. ,. ,. , . 1. ,. .. . , J. , .I . ,A I . ' r . , , . l . an -, ,. ,I .E ,A - . I Iii' ' Z4 -. Z . ,. . J. ' La. SERVICE CLUB SITTING: G. Harvey D. Anderson E. Held S. Fager strom. M. Iohnson. B. Bohn. STANDING: F. Mound. E. Hilleren. S. Swedell. C. Beal I. Cook. B. Woltt. Miss Wharton. B. Fox. Pres. Important school announcements six weeks tests and miscellaneous other typing lobs were done this year by this newly formed Service Club The members were senior girls who took second year typmg and shorthand ln addition to the valuable assistance to the teachers and to the school the gxrls have gained experience which will help them when they take their places in the business world VOCATIONAL CLUB Vocational Club was orgamzed this year by a group ol senior gxrls Its purpose was to acquaint the girls with the vocations which they might go into alter graduatxon The speakers presented the desirable and undesirable qualities ot then' profession thereby saving the gxrls from making mistakes in choosmg professions The gxrls owe much to the guiding hand ot Miss Wharton and the year s speakers INSET E Held Pres Miss Wharton P Gleeson Vice Pres S Smith Sec Treas SITTING G Harvey H Shxpton L Mickelson B Helmenchs I Fletcher A McBeath L. Fels I Specht C Holzmger I Broberg S Sehlln C Wells B Smith D Anderson L Berg I Drury L Arnold 3rd ROW B Tennis H Bettschart M Iohnson B Bohn F Mound P Mohn I Nickells M Morrill C Westerberg M Towne F McGill ROW M Hatcher B Gold I Cook B Wolfl I Terry A Albertson B Hager I Dennis G Gieskx S Swedell D Peterson E Hxlleren ROW S Swanson M Wxlllamette I Cosmcm D Buresh B Aretz C Beal C Albmson M Gllbert M Fexdt D Hayden M Davidson B Fox P Halmg K . . . . . : A .,,, H. . L . E 2nd ROW: B. Arbogast. P. Henrickson. Q 4th : . . . . . . . . . ' Sth : . . . ' ' . . . . ' 47 9 INSET: L. Mickelson. Vice Pres.: D. Buresh. Sec.-Treas. VISUAL AID SITTING K Oswald R Holm R Tourvxlle L Wmn R Lxppko R Poole Znd ROW G Gxlbert B Chrlstenson L Fxsher R Nell L Welke B Westerberg F Dresser D Allar r ROW B Hallberg C Butter D Iamzeson T Bauer A Doerr I Garry S Iverson D Andrews D Sklbness INSET L Welke Pres B Chrlsten son V1ce Pres Mr Welke B Hallberg Sec Treas The Vlsual Axders deserve a great deal of credit for the many movxes that they have shown ln the past year Each member ran e movle projector at least one hour a day and ln hxs spare time cared for the hlms and the proyectxon room Vxsual education xs playmg an ever xncreasmg part in educatxon ot today We should be proud to say that St Louis Park as one of the best vrsual educahon systems nn the Northwest Books brmg xnsplratxon for 1n them can be found the stones ol past struggles to make men tree They are the best means by whlch we can teach chxlclren why we tight and tor what we hght Wlth thls Idea m mlnd the lxbrary club opened Book Week at Park Durmg the week members of the club placed dtsplays throughout the school Book Week slogan was Unxted Through Books Many new up to date books were added to the shelves thls year When the library club w1ll meet the last halt ot thls hour was heard by the members ol the club they knew xt was tlme to begxn thexr educatxon tor thexr luture roll as lxbrarxcms 415 INSET M Lundahl Pres B Ioubert Vxce Pres Mrs Iohnson E Weld Sec Treas M Bergman Second V1ce Pres SITTING G Barber B Carrmer C Severson M Chapman I Netl son I Wetald STANDING Y Skogman M Thorne T Thuss G Slevert F Falrburn K Martin 48 I A T V ' 1' o 1 1 1 3 d : . , . . . 34 L th I 1 - 1 1 A 1 I 1 - '- h I 1 - n . I - LIBRARY CLUB 'lx Qx ' I ,IIIAI , A MASQUE AND GAVEL SITTING I Ienkms E Hartzell L Domlan I Chnsty M McGmty L Berg STANDING M Wxlhamette M Davldson S Brown C Albmson R Clark B Fox B Hamlet NJ' INSET D Peterson Treas I Fletcher Pres Mlss Rmgland S Smith Vlce Pres Mary Hatcher Sec Masque and Gavel started somethmg new thxs year by drvxdmg tts members into fxve groups The radro workshop group broadcasted over KUOM WCCO and WLOL they gave seven performances and recelved hlgh acclarm Debate was next rn lme wrth the members of this group taking flrst place lh the dlstnct meet The mterpretatrve readmg group met and had each member do some readmg each of the other members then gave helpful crxtxcxsm Thxs group sent several candidates to the various speech contests held at South St Paul Hopkins and Litchfield The costume and make up commxttee was an xmportant one thxs year wxth the mem bers of the group makmg up the cast for the Iumor Senxor and Chnstmas plays The drama group gave a one act play in May to raise money for Masque and Gavel and xt goes wxthout saymg that lt was a huge success The club has been a real help for all rts members llVll1g up to the motto Speech for Use DEBATE The debate team talked thelr way fought thelr way argued thexr way mto the reglonal contest and came out wlth a thlrd place The sublect of the many heated dlscussrons was Compulsory Mrlxtary Trammg The affxrmatrve team handed Patrxck Henry :ts only defeat of the entlre year Thxs was qurte a feather rn our cap The debate team has won many laurels this year and with three members returnmg to Park next year we are look1ng forward to a most successful season STANDING L Domxan F Severson E Ruble R Clark I Velleaux SITTING G Smxth Mlss Rmgland B Bond C Clark I Kuntz 49 -K -A ga . :. . . , . . . , . . . . W 'M . . . . . , . . . , . . . . . . , . . I ..b r . I - 1 .I . . J . - I -I f . t B K . 3 . , , . . . . . I . . . . . .. .. ., . , , , , . ,........, A 1 U , MM, I I . , . , . . . . , . . . . . . . PEP CLUB Q SITTING I Fletcher I Ienklns N Martin C Bnldsten N Allen S Rydland S Smxth n ROW B Kmney I Larsen Y Martm L Wlnn E Skogman I McG1nty S Forster N Thomson r ROW N Mlles P Qumn M Morris sey G Ewert I Terry A Albertson P Vaughn B Aretz B Hamlet ROW M Hansen B Tennxs S Swan son F McG1ll B Arety D Buresh I Peterson M Scott M Dow INSET L Garborg Sec Treas I Chrxsty Pres Mxss Lundqulst B Gold VICE Pres Have you got xt? Yea bo' Thls was the cry of the cheerleaders and the respondmq yell of the student body The thxrty sxx members of Pep Club led the way wlth spmt plus All the glrls looked gay and peppy xn thelr brlght orange Iackets and new orange hats Pep Club sponsored Orange and Black Day and a Pep Club Orange and Black Dance They trled somethxng new m the refreshment lme at the dance by servmg zce cream sundaes Everyone enjoyed themselves Pep Club was outstandmg thxs year ln the promotlon of school spxnt and hxgh sportsmanshxp standards GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION If you had earned an award for partxclpatmg m gurls sports thas year you were probably a member of G A A for this was the requirement of elxgxbxlzty for membershxp Basketball and badmlnton tournaments were held durmg the year wxth the wmners occupylng title of Champxons An IXUIIUIIOH service was held at which tlme the g1rls were gxven thexr awards Money used to f1x the G A A Room was made through a concesslon at the Hopkins basketball game A Mother and Daughter Tea hxghhghted the socxal CCIIVIIISS durmg the sprmg The G A A contnbuted much by xts promotmon of mterest m mdxvxdual sports Among these were swxmmmg bowl mg and h1k1ng The G A A was strong ln spmt and mterest xn splte of 1ts small membershxp 6' iv INSET I. Winn Sec Treas M Qulnn Pres Mlss Downxe I Swanson Vice Pres SITTING G Heggerness N W1tt M Iohn son I Specht P Vaughn M Morrlll STANDING F Frezborg I Brown I Peter son R Clark N Pearson M Hansen B Wolff B Kmney 50 1 ,ll 4- - 2d : . ' , . , . ', I 3d : . ' . . ' , . '- -., L, 4th : . , . '. . - W : . . . .'- .: . 'I . ,in ' fi 3. I 3 W, ef .Eye !,3. X741 . - ' I ,. , ' I I J BRUSH AND PALETTE I. Nelson. son. Treas.: B. Moeger. Sec. Anyone that wanted a poster made this year had only to put in a call to the Brush and Palette club. The members fincluding three boysl made piles of advertisements, place- cards and decorations lor everything from American Legion dances to Red Cross drives. The club met every Friday during their classroom period. The first big job of the year was the making of the school's Homecoming decorations. You remember the paper orioles and blueblrds hanging over the mam doors Christmas time saw windows about the building decorated with beautiful transparent paper designs During the Chnstmas vacation the club held a dinner tor alumni at the Hasty Tasty BLUE AND SILVER TRI The Silver Tri consisting of Freshmen and Sophomores boasted a membership of more than one hundred girls this year Iunxor and Senior girls made up the membership oi the very active Blue Tri During the Christmas Holiday these two service clubs entertained children from the Elliot Park Neighborhood House with games prizes and refreshments This party was a huge success and the girls enyoyed giving it In the spring they gave their annual Mother and Daughters Banquet Working xn collaboration they helped plan and organize a Lenten Service April 12 at the Union Congregational Church Rev Martmson gave the address 1:7 B1-UE TRI OFFICERS SILVER 'rm orrrcsas Pres M Berg I C C E Hxlleren Treas I McGill Treas D Kuhlmcm Sec 51 is it 44' V PM , , X fl 5 . . in M , . Y 5 lie E Held Vice Pres MIS- gales: I- MCGil'lfYf SEC-I B- Tennis- G. Ewert, C. C.: Miss Wood. M. Dow, Pres D Danielson SITTING: H. Shipton, N. Allen, N. Thomson A Mork STANDING: I. Nickells, M. Otterholdm I Rxorden I Bixson, C. Matthew, M. Williamette INSET: C. Westerberg, Pres.: Mrs. K. Iohnson I Swan BLUE TRI 57 SITTING H Shlpton M Olson L Mxckelson I Fletcher P Curry M Ruplm N Marhn C Blldsten N Allen 2nd ROW I Gardner N Thomson G Frednckson I Ferrm N Anderson I Specht I Larson B Haug M Iohnson 3rd ROW M Hatcher C Westerberg N Mlles B Hamlet B Aretz S Forster N Gregg P Doyle ROW I Cook I Broderson I Terry A Albertson M Wohl rabe I Dennls B Hager Sth ROW B Gold G Gleskl F Mc Gull B Aretz M Davxdson I Cosman S Swanson B Smxth SITTING I Ienkms A McBeath C Holzmger P Gleeson D Ed strom A Erickson S Smith B Kmney M Hollenbeck nd ROW S Rydland D Dlon L Garborg I Broberg S Sehlm M Towne R Hlllsted C Navera r ROW I Nelson C Flemlng A Fountam L Berg I Drury P Carpenter I Dron P Byellaness ROW L Arnold I Nxckells M Wxlhamette G Heggerness N Pearson C Holiman P Telford I Port D Anderson ROW I Brown D Buresh D Hayden C Alblnson M Gllbert Feld! C Beal B Fox Wells SITTING B Helmenchs N Witt M Schwartz L Lmdahl A Bentzen B Fletcher E Hartzell 2nd ROW S Iackson B Banmster D Kxvlsto B Moger I Swanson B Arhogast P Hennckson G Harvey r ROW H Bettschart G Iohnson D Leggxtt F Mcxund L Stone B Wolff M Morrill ROW P Gleeson M Qumn R Clark I Chnsty D Runkle B Bohn v 4th : . . . . . 2 : . . . ' , . til: E. Syvlerson. I I 3 d : . , . ' , . 4th : . . . ' , . 5th : . , . , . M. ' , . , . ' . c. 3 d : . . . , 4th : . . . ' . . SITTING P Vaughn I Davldson B Nelson C Wolte M Chapman N Sklbness N Berset 2nd ROW M Ioubert A Newdahl E Burmxster M Schmoker M McG1nty E Peterson M Damon B Beal I Brown r BOW Y Skogman P Hammer lund C Warme M Bergman B Beck M G Slstad D Kxvxsto M Shaw M Beudlger 4th ROW S Iohnson B Beck L Len mark I Petersen S McChess ney L Iohnson L Iohnson I Slalter SITTING E Weld C Severson L Kmght B Amundsen I Klodt C Lewxs Znd ROW M Holmes D Kxldahl M Ionas M Gendreau B Lenmark Strlckland r ROW G Burwell A Gxller I Wetald K Severson P Thayer C Kardell P Holden M Ruplln BOW I Carlson B Furber S Bxllman B Hawkxns S Enckson P Houck S Roberts SITTING I Olson I Welald E Martm M Scott P Vaughn C Iohnson 2nd BOW A Crownxngshxeld D Hecklund B Bloom B Browne B Carrier D Hurly M Wyatt A Pooler r ROW P Qumn I Behonek G Martxn K Martm N Warner B Kuka S Bohn I Annen M Dun ham 4th ROW M Mornssey G Grady I Shells M Lundahl B Copeland M Larsen P Woodward M Hanson SILVER TRI 53 I . , . I , . 3 d : . , . - M. Lee. 'M. Album,'P.. Brown. If 3 d 1 . . . ' . . 4th : . . . , . 3 d : . ' , . . . ALL SCHOOL HI-Y Prem H. Tours, SV?C.'TI'PUI1. The All School acts as mtermedxary between the flve chapters of St Louxs Park and the down town YMCA Thxs year headed by Fred Severson was a most successful year desplte the change ln dlrectorshxp when Waldo Keck went to the Umversxty Y ln Ianuary and Iohn McBean took h1s place The cablnet led ln the regxstenng of chapter offlcers at Iduhupx Traxmng sessxon and secured charters from the national headquarters for Park chapters The fzrst bxg all school project was rn cooperatxon wrth the all cxty cabmet when presidents from Park chapters were sent to speak ln Mxnneapolxs churches on War Chest Sunday You grrdlron enthusiasts wrll remember the fme pob the H1 Y traxnees drd rn gathermg wood for the homecomxng bonflre The all school cabmef held a senes of three trarmng meetlngs for these tramees to acquamt them wxth the hxstory purpose and actrvltxes of the Hr Y All thus and physlcal exercxse was xn preparatlon for the new members entrance at the all school formal mduchon The program included the tradxtxonal llghtlng of the trlangle talks by Mr Kuhlman and Mr Keck and the presentatlon of pms In connectron agaxn wrth Natxonal Hx Y the cabxnet preszdent and two other members went to the area conference at Mankato It was at thxs txme and at the mxd year tramxng sesslon that plans were explamed concermng the statewrde Youth Government plan Each chapter was to send two representatives and a bxll to a two day legxslature at the capxtol xn St Paul ln addltxon to tts ten representatzves the all school cabmet chose one member as a senatonal representatxve gxvxng xt a total of eleven votes As a part of the prepara tron for thxs sessxon the all school meetmg of April 3 had as xts guests Representatxve Doc Matsham and Mayor O B Erickson who went over the Park bxlls and offered sugges tions for change and xmprovement The legxslatxve conference was held on Apnl 26 and 27 Another part of the sprmg program was the Park Hr Y s partxcxpatxon rn the world wxde F O B program Park sent S95 for thls worthy cause The fmal all school function for the year was the handlmg of the annual Senxor Fare well Tom Pxrsch who was placed ln charge produced an event whrch was greatly enyoyed by all who attended The hlghlxght of the evenxng was a speech of farewell presented by the rettnng presxdent Fredenck Severson The year ended one of the most successful and actrve xn the hxstory of Park H1 Y B Nordstrom, V1ce Plfffflj Allen Doerr Chaplaing P. Severson 'Q' c,o Wh! '19 1179 Lu fI1bS!'lQg-If K K You he 'Hg C60 54 6, mc t mum ADELPHI HI-Y SITTING R Pickett B Westerberg B Weed B Blleau STANDING R Howey I Kunz C Dooley R Gurske R Hxll R Kuhlman A Sehlm P Tlerney The Adelphrs are the oldest club at Park and they have always been known lor servxce and for good hmes Thxs year was no excephon wxth Bnll Nordstrom as Presxdent The members upheld old tradxtzons and maugurated a few new ones The first project was the annual Lumberyack Day and Dance Ierry DeVere was chosen Lumberlack Kmg m an afternoon audltorxum program To cllmax the day the Adelphxs sponsored the Backwoods Bounce leatunng Bud Strawn and his orchestra Adelphxs belleve 1n mxxmg work w1th thelr pleasure and conducted many worth whxle prolects such as the campaxgn for canned goods and toys at Christmas txme the maxlmg ol Echo s to servxcemen donatxons ol some ol the prohts from thexr dance to the Y M C A World Orgamzatxon and last but certa1nly not least the boys sent two ol the outstandmg senlor boys on a ten day canoe tnp Yes the Adelphxs certamly llve up to then' motto ol brotherhood and servmce OFFICERS B Nordstrom Pres T Perkms V1ce Pres Mr Kuhlman I Davndson Chaplam B Carlson Treas B Chnstenson Sec 55 I . I . . . , . 1 . . I 1 r u 1 1 1 . lx ll w I . . . Q 3' A N xg , Q59 'W' lf 1 . -V, e ...Q rt ' xt K 't 3, .A J 5 5 gels' l Cifll, 5:4 , L 1' ' .gf ' . ' - A A W 'v- lses . ' ' Qs- ' -gg ' f A 1 - ' W ff ' , 1 IQ: , f DUX HI-Y SITTING L Wmdahl W Fredrlckson D Andrews I Hansen T Atkxnson B Rogers STANDING D Olson H Hoffman C Townsend R Keen M Tlerney S Gardner Mr Rorman wheres Herb I want some more pencxls Please buy a pencil :ts lor a good cause These were phrases whrch were commonly heard rn the Park halls last fall when the Dux H1 Y members were sellmg pencxls They werent yust ordmary pencxls no they had the 1945 iootball schedule prmted on them Thxs was the hrst of several proyects sponsored by the Duxs durmg the past year They added four new sectxons to the servxcemans plaque rn the mam hall They sent a Dux member to the H1 Y Congress rn Mankato to learn more about orgamzmg and en largmg H1 Y clubs The Dux members had therr lighter moments too They gave a plcmc tor the members In Apnl the boys sponsored the Sprrng Frolxc whxch they hope wxll become an annual aflcur Congratulatlons to the Dux for thezr contrlbuhons to the school thxs year Scar X OFFICERS F Thomson Sec H Taus Pres D Iohnson Vxce Pres Miles Chaplam Mr Rorman I Gzller Treas 56 ' . -' 1 V 1. S A 3' ' T gi I . . f try' V 'HY K- ' ruff W .rm F' : X M - Z 4 y ly , as 2 I 'saw 2 ' I 3 X ,V 2 vi i Q 5' 2 . . .: . , .: . , ' .: D- FIDELIS HI Y SITTING I Behonek E Fulton I Morom D Richards S Iverson STANDING I Rogers L Holland C Bolrg M Knutson I Osborn H Stevens K Oswald May 29 ended the third year ot successful Frdelrs activity In December Warner B Halgren and has I-'rdelxs boys sponsored one of the most suc Behonek turned out ghttermg posters lor the tmsel tangle which will never be iorgotten The chapter cooperated wxth the National Sister Kenny Foundatlon rn 1ts Pennies tor Kenny drive rn November and collected over S300 Larry Holland and Iohnny Stout were sent to the Youth and Government meeting April 30 at the Capitol with a bill concernmg health requxrements for marriage licenses Larrys enterprise placed the brll second rn the order ot consideration Interspersed with these more serious UCIIVIIIGS were swimming and basketball meet ings and arguments with Iohn MacBean Y advrser about proposed changes in Park H1 Y Farthlul was an appropriate name for the Frdelrs boys D Forsyth Vice Pres Allan Doerr Pres Mr Halgren R Carlson Chaplain T Prrsch Sec I Stout Treas 57 . to ' L 'g A .3 I Y ,V , cesstul dances of the year with terrific small combo music from the naval base. Iack I I I . . ' .: , .: . . . , : . . .: . , . ORTHO HI-Y SITTING: B. Iohnson, R. Sandberg, D. McKay, D. Iorvig, A. Sorenson. F. Severson. STANDING: C. Hutchinson, I. Rode. D. Olson, I. Vessey, A. Sorenson, R. Shinn. Because so many of the Ortho H1 Y boys were athletes no tlme was iound for sponsorxng cr school dance or any specxcrl drxves ln our ranks was to be found the all school H1 Y president who kept us closely llnked wxth the cxty H1 Y actxvxtxes Our chapter donated S35 to the F O B dnve whxch totaled nearly 5100 ln our school Boys from the present senxor class who are now m the servxce are to receive Echowans pcud lor by the Ortho boys OFFICERS Hedqea Sec D lime Pre C Fletcher Chfxplmn 58 R. Mullen, Vice Pre-5.5 B. Carlson, Trerzzsg Mr. Lokenssgcxrcl B, REX HI-Y SITTING R Lrppka B Poole B Nelson D Spanxer P Schultz STANDING R Bevensee C Butter C Mxlnor K Reed L. Flscher F Hurd The Rex Hx Y began thexr year wxth the mductlon of seven new members They had an induction meetmg and splash party at the King Cole Hotel Dunng the school year they were handxcapped by the loss of thelr adviser Mr Cole former shop mstructor who left hrs posxtron on the faculty They now have a new advlser Mr Freund They prmted the mvxtatrons to the All School H1 Y meetmg m Ianuary They helped rn the dxstrxbutxon of programs at the football games They sent two representahves Doug Nelson and Bob Bevensee to the model legxslature at the Capitol ln St Paul Thelr bxll concerned the lowermg of the votmg age to 18 They also took an actwe part rn the annual H1 Y Farewell Party Last year they had one of the best attendance records at the Hx Y trammg camp at Idohopee on Lake Independence Next year they plan to have a prosperous club wxth many new and vaned actxvrtles Q 2 D Nelson Sec I Prmgle Vxce Pres Mr Freund S Brown Pres D Holmquxst Treas H Randall Chaplam 59 : . , . , . ' , . , ' , . . f ,I f. 3 3 All ' I, . I I , xx ' 1 V - -. - , .: . ' , ' .: . . . . .: . ' . .: . . ' . STAGE CREW One of the most valuable group of boys at Park are those who work behind the scenes-our stage crew! Boys, sophomores through seniors, who are interested in giving freely of their time and services to the school and its extra curricular program can become members. This crew works at every program that requires the use of the auditorium. Much of the success of the Christmas play, class plays and Lyceum programs is due to the untiring work of the group. Although it is an unchartered club, they like to consider them- selves as a club, truly a service club in every sense of the word. Fred Thomson's excellent leadership and outstanding work as manager of this crew have made possible some of the finest stage productions ever held at St. Louis Park. Park just can't tell you how much it's going to miss you next year. Here's luck as you go forth building bigger and better stages. 60 STANDING: D. Iamieson, M. Knutson, F. Thomson. Mgr.. S. Iverson, D. Schaefer. C. Stockdale. SITTING: R. Hoffman, L. Windahl, G. Gel- dert. IUNIOR CLASS PLAY The juniors presented Pride and Preiu- dice. the play adapted from Iane Austen's novel of 1800. The story involved the antics of the brainless Mrs. Bennet in an effort to marry off her three young daughters. The youngest girl scandalized the entire family by eloping-the second youngest fell in love with a wealthy neighbor as did the eldest sister. The iunior class play was a big success from both the financial and entertainment point of view. CAST: Louis Domian, P. Gleeson. M. Merchant, L. Garborg, I. Iackson, I. Ienkins. D. Dion, I. Maroni. B. Harvey, E. Hartzell. S. Brown, D. Runkle, E. Buble, P. Curry. B. Aretz, F. Young, A. Zimmerschied, B. Hamlet, B. Moeger. P. Schultz, I.. Fernelius, L. Ganyo, I. Larson, I. McGinty. N. Seirup, M. Olson. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Young April was presented by the senior class last April. The play concerned the numerous love problems of Terry and her brother George. Terry kept the audience guessing concerning her true love until the final curtain. George was plagued by several friends of his sister but had only one girl in mind. Young April was a clever romantic comedy very well presented! CAST: B. Fox, I. Stout, E. Held, D. Miles, R. Keen, D. Forsyth, G. Hankins, D. Peterson. I. Fletcher, S. Swanson, L. Holland, D. Hines, B. Hallberg, I. Christy, M. Hatcher. F. McGill. LET US GO EVEN UNTO BETHLEHEM An orxgxnal choral pageant based on Blblxcal scenes pertammg to the blrth of Christ was presented to the communxty last Chrxstmas The four scene pageant entrtled Let Us Go Even Unto Bethlehem was wrxtten and directed by lean nette Rmgland dramatxcs mstructor and Wayne Balch musxc director In the hrst scene The Annunclatlon to Mary the Angel Gabnel announced to Mary that unto her 15 to be born a son who wall become Kxng of the lews The muslc mcluded And the Glory ot the Lord and Ye Watchers and Ye Holy One Glory Revealed to the Shepherds was the txtle of the second scene m whlch the shepherds Lemuel Haggax and Ioshua were brought the good txdmgs Bethlehem The Onollans sang Glory to God and The Shepherds Storm The thxrd scene took place m the court of Herod the lung who was surrounded by hls chlet priests He sent tor the Wrse Men ol the East who had come to Ierusalem and commanded them to go to Bethle hem to hnd the babe The musxc selectxon was Away m a Manger The tourth and ixnal scene entxtled the Natxvxty and Adoratxon reenacted the presentatxon ot the shepherds and Wlse Mens grits to Mary m the stable where she and Ioseph had stopped lor the mght The musxcal selectxon mcluded Iesu Bambmo Wasnt lt a Mxghty Day and the Hallelulah Chorus The play was the hxghllght of the Chrxstmas season! .. .. ,. , , that a Savior. Iesus Christ, was born unto them in ORIOLIANS - CHOIR ROW M Thorne E Arnold C Hoffman E Syverson Shxnn I Moron: S Brown R Harvey P Reiss ROW D Anderson C Navratxl C Wells H Taus Pegors I Hansen G DeVere E Fulton D Forsyth Vaht lst ROW G Harvey I Shank A McBeath H Shlpton M r Holhnbeck I Drury P Carpenter 2nd ROW M Merchant P Telford C Fleming P Mohn A Fountain D Dlon I Ienkxns B Kinney M Willxamette Last year a campaign was held to enroll new members for the choir The campaign was a great success for the mem bershlp increased from 35 original members last year to 104 this year Two classes had to be formed and from these 72 were chosen as Onollans 'f'he 104 members of the choir first performed for the Armlstxce Day Assembly with selections appropriate for the occasion The Orxohans gave their hrst publxc performance on November 13 at the Back To School Party The enthusiastic reception by the public launched the Onohans on their greatest year of success Another performance given solely for the benefit of the students and faculty was the Thanksglvxng Assembly with the atmosphere of a day provided through the Orlolxan music In the following weeks hours of hard work in learmng new pieces bmldmg sets and learning parts for the Christ mas pageant began The pageant was presented December 20 in an afternoon performance to the students and in an evening performance to the public The choral setting was procured by havmg Orxollans seated on either side of the Christmas setting The musical interpretation was interwoven wlth the scenes from the Christmas play performed Director WAYNE BALCH 62 P R : . . . . . . . ' , . 3 d : . , . , . , . . R : I I - l U - I I I . 4th : . . . . ' , . . . . The District Apollo Club contest was held at Park on February 21. ln addition to the voice contest, the Oriolians CHOIR lst ROW L Garborg I Brown G Heggerness P Hammer Phxllxps D Rrchards l Steenson I Nelson I Christy lund I Krllxn P Blellness S Rydland I Port R Hrllsteadt 2nd ROW I Nwkells F Ffmbom D Bufesh N Peflfson I 4th Row 1. Welke F Young R Freude G DeVere C Mmm Dfon I Klvdt L Berg S Fagefslfom N Selrup F Dresser H Iohnson M Gllbert M Feldt 3rd ROW R Wllson D Hoffman R Arntson I Burchard T B Fox Mr Balch who IS choxrmaster at Salem Covenant Church presented hrs school choir ln a sacred concert on March 18 at hrs church It was the Orxollans fxrst performance thrs year gxven away from home Mr Balch and Bob Iohnson were orgamsts lt 18 rare to have an organrst among students In addxtxon to provrdmg entertamment for the large audrence the performance provided excellent practice for the Orrolxans Parhcrpatmg wrth erght other schools St Lours Park Orxohuns entertarned at the Eighteenth Drstrxct Vocal Festxval held on Aprxl 10 Each school that requested a ratxng was grven one St Lours Park was glven an A ratmg which entltled them to enter the Reglonal Contest held at the Unxversxty of Mmnesota May 10 and ll One day was devoted to vocal smgxng and the other to mstrumental musrc To round out the month of Aprxl the Onolrans sang for P T A on Apnl 23 and for Hennepin County Teachers Assocratron on Apnl 25 Numerous records were made durmg the year by Drck Iamreson Professronal records were made at Schmrtts Music Company and then sold to the students The musxcal event of the year was the Sprung Musrcal held May 17 The festrval patterned much after a pageant was presented rn two scenes a Chantsll scene and a fcnr scene The staxned glass wmdows used ln the church scene were desxgned by members of Onolxans It was the most elaborate undertakmg at Park Costumes and formals were worn rn addrtron to the customary robes The musical clxmaxed efforts of Orxolrans dramatrc department and the stage crew Onolxans made therr fxnal appearance at Baccalaureate It was wrth much regret that many of the seniors sang that mght for xt was thexr fmal appearance as an Orxolran ORIOLIANS OFFICERS L Garborg, Sec. P Pegors. Pres. S Fagerstrom, Lxbrarxan. N Selrup, Manager, L Berg, Plamst, G DeVere, Treas, M Wrllramette, Wardrobe 63 ,Q ' 4 1 ' r ' H: 5 ., s 4 ' ' 4 A wt , 41 , ii? I . . . , . I . ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - , . . . . . . . . . . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I . . . . . 1 . f . ' I ' ' ' ' l u 1 I 1 u I I I n I . . . 1 . I 1 I - . . . , . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . , . 1 BAND xgy X vm QQ si' OFFICERS D. Shinn, Manager: D. Crofoot, Treas.: R. Clark, Sec.: F. Thomson, Pres. Music sets the mood. Our St. Louis Park band is the organization that sets the music for our pep fests, Christmas pro- gram, Armistice Day program, class play intermissions, coronation of the Queen on Homecoming Day, and last, it sets the mood tor Graduation Day. This review ot the long list ot their achievements will show that band members have proved an invaluable organization to the school. During the months oi iootball, the band played tor pep tests: and under the capable leadership of our majorettes, it gave us some snappy formations between halves of the games. For weeks previous to Homecoming, we could hear the band playing Pomp and Circumstancef' preparing to set the stage for the Coronation of the Homecoming Queen. Then the basketball season arrived, and again the band was on hand. On March 29, our band participated in the Eighteenth District Spring Instrumental Festival held at Hopkins Iunior High School. BAND 4 ff 5 ALTON OSMAN The schedule of activities included afternoon rehearsals and an evening festival performance. Park entered three quartettes in the ensemble events. A public performance by the combined bands was given in the evening. Our band received an excellent rating at the festival. and can well be proud of their achievement. Once again the band played for a festival, this time it was for the Lake District Vocal contest held at St. Louis Park on April IU. For our more carefree hours we get music from our popular swing band which is an offspring of the band. This group held practices once a week. They first impressed the students during the Arc-n't-You-Glad-You're-You assembly program. The patrons of School Door Canteen are grateful to the Swing Band for its music at Canteen dances. , 2 MADRIGALIANS lst ROW L Garborg I Brown S Rydland S Klodt C Wells 2nd ROW B Fox C Flemmg D Shmn L Berg S Brown S Fagerstrom B Kmney 3rd ROW R Arntsen B Iohnson G DeVere I Hanson B Fruede P Pegors R Valxt I Maron: Madrxgalxans are the select group from the Onolnans They are chosen on thexr abxhty to read musxc at sxght and to blend thexr volces m the group Lxvxng up to their reputatxon the St Louxs Park Madrrgalxans made thelr mrtlal debut at the Dxstnct Music Festxval held at Park on Aprxl 10 Therr selectxons for the contest were Alam aDale Iohn Peel Apnl ls m My Mxstress Face Now Is the Month of Maymg and Welcome Sweet Pleasure The Madrxgalxans also represented Parks muslcal talent at the radio statxons and out lymg P 'I' A s Although long hours of hard work are requxred the group has the satlslactron of contributing their blt to the musxc world And they love xt THE APOLLO CLUB CONTEST The Apollo Club contest which had not been held durmg the war years once agaxn sponsored the vocal scholarshxp contest thxs year Any hugh school student who had sxngmg abxlxty was entitled to compete for the S150 scholarshxp to any accredlted music college xn the country The drstnct contest was held xn the St Louls Park audrtonum ln addxtxon to St Louis Park Hopkms and Southwest made up the dxstnct The mne contestants from Park were Barbara Kmney Bob Valxt Carolann Wells Dick Shmn Gerry DeVere Marrlyn Hollmbeck and Gale DeVere The wmners were Iohn Han son and Manlyn Gllhert Iohn sang La Donna e Momxle from Verdrs Rxgoletto Marllyn sang Habanera from Carmen by Bxzet Iohn wmnmg the dxstnct contest entered the fmals held at West Hrgh School He competed agamst representatxves from ten schools MARILYN GILBERT IOHN HANSEN 66 A, in 1' COACHES FOOTBALL Coach Wally Zxmmerman opened the 1945 football season wlth exght returning lettermen and a wealth of matenal graduated from the last years B squad Stlll green and unseasoned the Parkers traveled to St Cloud Cathedral and met one of the strongest squads of the Catholtc League After dowmng Cathedral 18 U the Parkers looked ready for the Lake Conference Openmg the conference at Umverslty Hxgh Iohn Hansen led the team over an out classed U hrgh Park next took on another expedxtron xnto the Catholxc League toppxng De LaSalle 210 The Orxoles entered the Lake Conference ln earnest but almost met therr Waterloo at the hands of a scrappy Wayzata crew score 12 7 for the Parkers St Louxs Park traveled to Mound and rn a repeat performance topped the Mohawks 14 12 In the zemth of the Lake Conference Park met Hopluns After a 48 mmute battle the score stood 0 U The game was hlghlzghted by two breakaways Don McKays pass mter ceptxon an the second quarter for fxfty hve yards and Ralph Mullens scamper off tackle almost for another score but the frnal decxsxon 0 0 Park then advanced toward a formxdable Robbrnsdale squad and came through wxth a 13 0 vxctory St Lours Parks gndders showed the true power of the 1945 squad as they rolled up a 28 0 wm over Excelslor at Parks homecomxng ln tnbute to Park s frne season four players were placed on the All Conference squad Don McKay fullback Dave Iorvxg guard Dick Mxles center and Iohnny Hansen alternate left half ALL CONFERENCE Nm Qu ua Q9 lf' Fullback Center Guard Alternate Halfback 68 iq 2:2 A y i f ,Mx :IV H , Gif 1 4-if K tl , gg . QL fl P ' zz:- ,L, r--' 2 1 DON MCKAY DICK MILES DAVE lORV1G lOl 1N HANSEN GERALD KHUEGER--Asrirstant Football Track WALLY ZIMMERMAN-football, Bank tball ADRIAN MEGRUND --lr, High Basketball LEO HORMANMB Squad Football and Basketball RAYMOND HORN eAS::1:atar1t lr Htgh Ba ketball .Digg nv - wg fr 4 dx, 3 .i X S 1 --2 W, W' X -f fm Y -E ,aff 1, -' mffwc 3 , sql x,x.w -'Af f. ff,-5 , fd f-A-Q 1 1 .f 1 . ' ,.. fx .. fx '55, A . . 1 .- lx x A , i . P -VV-4 A :IM ,, 1?k gwcvgNM , a?Q fvfzf-fx.. Ev 1-ZW . ,V f Q .fx P' 4 , um-. 1, ' J' 7 arf' A Af. 'M -'V K V eau-JYX ,-'till inxf M If 1 Avo Und Mo und McKay Loose Q .Agf- xx. L: L... . wk 1, ,-'. gl.vf 1 14. MQZQM Cm N 9 vkax 58 XMB .vc Ov fr De La sane H 7l76en Lune Clash wuth Robms Mwst Ns. 0 56 an ofvx MU, Sn CY 5100 H1nsen Punts Over Mound 69 S600 fs OV . ii Z ,ix ffv Q Z wk CIR bln -ir 1 ig at ,W ' if A W Wgffgff me Clron 8 tgob bznsn, 715 A SQUAD lst ROW 2nd ROW 3rd ROW 4th ROW Sth ROW Sth ROW Shmn D Rxnes D McKay D Mxles R Mullen Reed D Olson B Carlson I Hansen I Rode Davidson B SQUAD Mattsen D Allar T Atkmson D Franks B Hedges Crofoot B Hackmg D Iohnson W Frednckson A Eaton Andrews A Elle A Sorenson D Belcher I Ronbeck Nordstrom I Lewxs A Yngve E Hallgren S Roberts R Carlson S Gardner The progress of the punlor varslty football squad under Coach Rorman was vxsnble through thexr record and promise of good materxal for the future IS evident Opemng agamst Robbmsdale they crushed the Robins Bees 20 U and tn a later t1lt downed them agam S 0 The other win was at the expense of Wayzatas lumors I3 6 while thexr only defeat was admmxstered by Blake 7 6 The four games were sparked by the backflelds Ierry Ludvxgson and Rex Pxckett and the line proved tts worth wxth good defensxve and offensxve work 70 B SQUAD BOTTOM B Bxleau I Osborne D Hoffman I 2nd r Rodgers D Rxchards ROW A Sehlm E Nelson G Manser A Roes sel R Peterson ROW D Voss C Schneider T Bergerud R Hanson I Mornll ROW E Cohen B Kuhlman S Hutchins F Htrshfleld H Noreen ROW I Ludwzgson H Wessels L Wxndahl F Ware P Tlerney ROW C Bohlzg I Fxtzgerald P Pooler C Swanson Q 3 K , ' 'Y , :K. .. .. .. ,. . 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'Qc is IOHN HANSEN A11 Conference and All Drstrlct Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Forward JERRY ADOLPHSON Guard 33 Excelslor 22 Wayzata 29 Hopkxns 41 Robbmsdale 25 U Hlgh 31 Mound 36 Non Conference 36 Southwest 37 47 St111water 30 36 Deephaven 33 SIG IOHNSON A11 Dlstrlct Center DON McKAY A11 Conference and A11 D1str1ct Guard TEAM RECORD Dastnct Park 49 Shakopee 24 Park 24 Mound 26 71 Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park DICK CROFOOT Forward IOE RODE Guard Chaska 35 Excelelor 17 Wayzata 33 Hopkrns 33 Robbrnsdale U Hugh 32 Mound 47 Non Conference 33 Southwest 46 37 Hutchmson 39 QGDYHG Gimme 3 DKK SMH BMI Hgdgw f xv. l If ' w fy ' Sag Jolwwwovw QQQKNQ Q Emo iii, Q EXCELSMQO 'lg x Dow Alien' L1 'i-'i lg-A'E 5 2 P ' I' Elob Hackmg tk. , 4. ,x,,.-: Luv HALF ave GTV l g Liwwo ..- r,,...A-.M 1-' t fi..-E 'Rf lfO.fX.fC h.aYT:t3 A gg v , .mf r 1 , x , ' f D Gu,-MAD mg I f Ami-2m DELQSQLLQ o C7 gf PARK - t3 Wavzam- Pad i ' Down Mckay FULLBACK GGMWIPUQ Op el ,. X 'QT A Ari Eaton Rlcm HALF - A, U-fm.-0 'wigm ,X 19 Rf Q s ' L wir -- ' 1 Bob Davison END . Jack M at tsen TACKLE l.. 0 PQDK IQ A I, SN. . Dwk MASS CAT1-,QQBAL O N fiualplw Mullen :'-:+.-N:wmxwNR - K. rx. ' x UUXNAYE HALFBAUQ Camisa I - , K. 73 7 U CD Z Tama Z ff: ff' 438 Q wee- WEE BOB CARLSON AL SORENSON ART EATON 'C:I-'f 'SZ DICK MILES TOM ATKINSON BASKETBALL Wxth half of last year s A squad back m satm shorts the forecast was for a successful cage season St Louxs Park opened xts Lake Conference at Excelsxor defeatxng the Blueyays 33 22 After a 51 29 shellackxng of Wayzata the Onoles met Hopkms and fell 29 41 Next on the docket was the vxctonous Robms but the Parkers showed true form to come from behmd and emerged vxctonous score 35 25 Travelxng to the Freld House Park topped the Lxttle Gophers rn the pre Chnstmas game Over the holxdays Park emerged vxctonous from three non conference txlts With Arlmg ton. Deephaven and Strllwater added to therr hsts. Park faced the Mohawks nn the fmal battle of the hrst round Park needed a wm to stay on top. and wxn they dad, 38 36. Park agam conquered Excelsior and Wayzata to regarn thexr Lake lead, 4417 and 41 33. respectxvely Agam xt was Hopkins to decade a splrt or sxngle champronshxp The unx held, and Park bowed. 23 to 33 ln the make or break contest, Park traveled to Robbins dale, and rose from a ten poxnt defxcxt to an overtime vxctory, 46 42 The Onoles had a breather rn the U hxgh squad, and rolled over them, 55 32, warmxng up for the conference frnale Park needed a hnal wm to retam co leadershxp wxth Hopkins. Don McKay came mto hrs own for 23 poxnts to pace Park over a determmed Mound squad, 49 47 The Parkers ended the conference schedule with a ten two record. and a share xn the conference crown Iohnny Hansen, hxgh scorer for the season. and Don McKay. defensive stalwart, were placed on the All Conference team Ceded directly to the dxstnct, Park met an outclassed Shakopee. and toppled them 49 24 ln the semx hnals Park played a hot Mound team, and lost the heartbreaker of the year. It was three txmes and out for the Parkers, wxth the fmal score 24 26 Park. rn revenge, ran up two records to fmxsh the season. and defeated Chaska. 78 35 Placed on the All Drstnct from Park were Don Iohnson, Iohn Hansen and Don McKay Drck Crofoot recexved recogmtxon of bemg Park's most valuable player 74 55, . . K . ef ' ,-1211-f'f:'c-4, - - , Y, 5 ' - - f . ,,b. . .,', A, A Tx ,Q t, fwr ffr . :v '.5Yi.fe' X -. -' , ' I aww' -' 4 ,. 'Ke-. Q '-'L :vw 1, 1 j,'L:,X A ' F . - '55 1 Y sp. 1 K .4-our L: Ai x lvdgczt . 1 ' , ,Nh . X-'51 -ft' fl ' 1 A: .1 f' 4 L ' 51' I 'T' , y , , A J - ' It . .wg12gf'232ff g -V . 1 1.051311- ., ,A ,M I x , . , .. ., . . , l I ' I ' I I ' l . , : : - . ' , Bart Hedges, Martin Dennis, Iohn Fitzgerald. Roger Vartdahl, Ralph Corey, Ierry Ludvigson. Harry Wessels, lack Moroni, Bob Kuhlman. B SQUAD The St Louls Park B squad ran up the hne record of eleven wms to tour losses After droppmg the hrst two Excelslor and Hopkms the Bees settled to thelr work and ran up a record of seven stralght one of which was the con The to quest of Stxllwater a team that hadnt been defeated nn three years p game was a 16 13 and the heartbreaker the 21 17 loss to Mound Season scormg went 298 Park and 275 Opponents Q5 sm uv me Am Ooqgfaovm YK if 9' HP-BS 75 ll ll . I - , . ' I ' D ' - l L' I l I I B X , K -Z , , ,XA X 5 .Y 'V A'- 9 f i J' A y ...- TRACK SQUAD lst ROW B Neal G Smrth D Shmn C Fletcher F Severson 2nd ROW A Eaton B Hedges R Mullen D Franks I Hansen B Carlson G Krueger TRACK Under the gu1dance of Coach Krueger a large group of Park athletes answered the call to the track held Returnmg rn the welghts was Iohnny Hansen veteran for two years Bob Carlson besldes runmng the 220 and broad Jumpmg w1ll also lend hlmsell to the drscus Doug Franks w1ll lead the dash men and run anchor on the half m1le relay In the m1cldle dxstances are Fred Severson Dlck Shlnn and Carroll Fletcher Bob Meal and Gordon Smlth w1ll traverse the m1le and b1g Art Eaton and Barton Hedges w1ll push the shot MIDDLE DISTANCES DASHES Fred Severson Dzck Shmn Bob Carlson Doug Franks Iohn Hansen Ralph Mullen Gerry DeVere WEIGHTS LONG DISTANCES Art Eaton, Iohn Hansen Gordxe Smxth, Carroll Fletcher, Bob Neal Bob Carlson, Bart Hedges 77 , ' A fr 'V n - . f V I ' , ,RAW --1 Y V J ,si . . . 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' , . , . 1 l 1 1 7 1 1 2 of Ma l,,.a GOLF lst ROW B Nelson I Marom B Harvey 2nd ROW B Chrxstensen I Ludvlgson N Lokensgard T Bauer R Pickett Thls years squad started the 1946 season w1th only two lettermen return1ng Bruce Chnstensen and Bob Harvey The squad rounded out wmth the addxtlon of Berkley Nelson Tom Bower and Fred Severson Bruce Chrlstensen captaln pro tem led the squad agaxnst Blake and Hopkms but the opponents proved too strong for the Orlole golfers Other meets wxth Wayzata Mound and Rob bmsdale wlll prepare the Parkers lor the dlstrlct Ioe Rode Rex Pxckett lack Moronl Ierry Ludvxgson and Al Sorenson from the baseball squad wxll fmxsh out the ten quahfymg men tor the dxstnct race H WW' i Bruce Christensen Burke Nelson Bob Harvey 78 M, Mn . , . . , . , , . , - I I I I - . 1 , , Q, ,. , , . ,f ,I X . ,L , if!! ,V '-A., STANDING Dxck Belcher Ralph Corey Dave Runes Bruce Beauheu Bob Kuhl man Don Allar Ierry Ludvrgson Al Sorensen Ierry Adolphson and loe Rode KNEELING Txm Pxrsch Don Olson lack Moronx Iaclr Mattson Pete Poler BASEBALL Baseball hung ln the balance at the outstart of the 1946 season untxl Bud Crowmngshxeld stepped 1n and undertook coachmg duties Four letterrnen rounded out an undergraduate squad whxch looked good ln early practice At deadlme t1me the Onoles had won over Southwest 8 7 lf the hxttlng con tmues Park w1ll provxde tough competxtlon for the rest of the Lake Conference baseball teams n x x 3 JACK MA'I'I'SON DON OLSON AL SORENSEN 79 IOE RODE I if vl , 1. ji DI,- fg -ff' , I 1 , ' . V , +1 Q 2 P, S 1 yea V , 3 W. ,if ' 'QQ ,xt-IX ' lb ,W . WA Q TUE'-. 1,212 DON McKAY Football DICK CROFOOT 1 1 IOHN HANSEN BCI ketbczll Track VI FW1 BRUCE CHRISTIANSEN IACK MATTSON Gglf Baseball 80 5 xx Y' NG Ca Y aww e 0' -QA ei gm vi? SM X Defy Wi' HOCKEY G Pt 80955 STANDING R Puckett D Olson P Txemey 2,019 get! G Ludvxgson A Pooler C1132 KNEELING I Streetch H Noreen I Flizgercxld be K-A PHYSICAL EDUCATION IOE FRANKS -1 BOXING CHAMPIONS STANDING: H. Held, C. Fletcher. I. Shultz, O. Quady, B. Mohn, C. Coates, I. Dwyer. W. Fredrickson. KNEELING: I. Hanson. I. Coaies, I. Dwyer, B. IOHGS- BOB HARVEY 81 QW 2 ,.f- wi lm .ff Grudde vm ,.,--'4 qv f 0 und rs Feted 'ai Lxo s Bamwei 'te'CC'Dfs a Pass .gr ' if W li Sc: :mmqge Mmkk fou Gfsddefs Don Cole Hopkms Game Wauy Speaks 82 GIRLS' SPORTS Sports are an enjoyable part of the school life of Park High girls. Those who turn out to participate in the games find a stimulating and wholesome pleasure awaiting them. Bowling, skating. and biking are favorite sports year in and year out. As each season approaches, the girls tum out for their favorite sports. This year basketball was the favorite. As the final whistle blew in the tournament, the sopho- mores were the winners ovcr the seniors in a lively game. Badminton proved almost as popular as basketball, and the girls really turned out. The weather ruled out soccer this year, but toboganning. skating, and other winter sports took its place. Many girls spent hours on skating ponds or ski jumps. Biking and hiking came into their own in spring and fall. These sports were especially enjoyable when climaxed by a picnic. Girls also went on hostel trips during their vacations. The trampoline always got a stiff workout whenever the gymnasium was open. Tumbling was another exercise favored by a few limber girls. Another form of activity was added to the physical education classes this year. Boys' and girls' physical education classes combined to learn all the new dances. as well as the square dancing. the schottishing, and the polka. -4 0? W5 S ar s N0 Basket lm l l Lem M Scott M Hansen L Winn A Crownmgshield E Skogman RUNNERS UP CHEERLEADERS M Quinn I Swanson M Morrill M Iohnson B Wolff N Allen B Kinney E Wells C Bildsten 83 XX 5 A is J 74 gg X G' l R no I l X fl f I P. ', . , . , . ' , . ' ' . Q4 5:2 M Q t A ,Mx f A J . Eg gt! ff - H ,eff E, 2, 5? l if Swing Pmctnce Ann Goes Up Good for What Aols Man Exercuse' Under Lula s Power MISS Downie Hlkmg with a Pacnlc sn View Ready for the Rude 84 Tned After the Trap Y... A , , , , , K A ' 1 X ff' f X 1. . ' 'x Q' 3 s A 5 ' . ,I l W 5 . 5 4. 'fx .K ,X f I4 x 3 X X - y 'L V, 4 I 94 A X. F f Twed. Jutwa' Owls' and Boys' Physical Education Ciasses Jom Hands in a Square Dance Pw 'md Rwmbler GAA Boaed S'1numg G Heggerness R Clark N Witt :ated J Swwnson M Quinn L Wmn 'Q J' Mily ind Dummy 9- Ry- UDWN 8 W STUDIO F 9th GRADE ADVISERS OFFICERS Mrs. Huso W. Fox, Treasurer Mr. Zimmerman D. Kuhlman, Secretary Miss McShane I. Cederleal, President Mr. Krueger R. Carlson. Vice President 88 F35 Ct. SITTING D Anderson W Engel hardt I Behonek I Davidson Brown B Bloom B Carlson Carrier A Crownrngshield Barber 2nd ROW I Annen P Brown Album N Berset H Allar Burmexster K Best G Burwell R Arthur R Burton I Daven port rd ROW I Christiansen I Carlson M Bergman C Cole B Bond M Damon S Bohn B Bender D Delaney C Dornblaser ROW M Else S Brllman I Cedarleal D Dale A Drewlow E Cohen B Dale G Doherty D Bray ROW T Bergerud C Cotes S Erickson B Beck T Cass B Baker A Engebretson L Doerr B Carlson B Carlson SITTING G Smith I Shrnn R Norris S Stassel L Peterson R Row land E Stowe L Nelson 2nd ROW K Martin C Warme N Skxbness A Pooler C Wolll M Myers E Weld C Severson M Ruplm I Strickland P Vaughn rd ROW G Martin A Newdall M Wyatt M Schmoker B Pickett M Sewall I. Thompsen B Nel son M McMaster Turnham K OBrien M Mc Gmty K Severson M Slstad E Peterson I Nielsen I Welald h BOW I Mattson N Bud Rruard B Nary I Swrerczek Wahlberg T Thuss M Shaw Buediger BOW R Olson D Williams Swenson D Murphy T Thers Ware C Schneider D Schaefer D Sewall I Morrill SITTING I Holm B Fox Il Hanson H Hauglid D Heckland M Lind qurst 2nd ROW B Kramer B Iohnson B L Ioubert D Hurley D Fries D Frexborg R Iohnson F Kaeppel B Gragert E Keith G Gamache rd ROW E Hubbard A Loberg D Hansen B Hill B Grady R Fernelius D Iohnson B Gordon B Litlm B Kadechka ROW B Hawkins B Furber L Fredrickson D Krvisto P Holden D Kuhlman A Giller G Hol strum V Hofstrand BOW F Hoops F llrrschueld A Hultman L Frantz B Hodg kmson C Iohnson M Ienneke N Iohnson I Hilleren I. Gass I l I I : . . . - I , . , . ' ,B l , . , . , B ' , . ' ' , G l :l . , . . M . . , . , C 3 : . ' ' , . , 4th : . , . ' , . 5th : . . . , . 3 : . ' , . . . 4th ROW: D. Patterson, S. Unger. M. St : . , . , D. . . , . , M. Sth : . , . ' ' , C. 3 : . , . , . 4th : . ' I . . . . 5th : . , . ' , SITTING M Westeberg G Stage berg I Sundgaard I Wertzel C Wefald I Weber B Stuart A Voso 2nd ROW I. Yahn C Olson I Stewart I Rudxger D Noreen B Schroder S Samels F Vetch rd ROW G Scott M Nelson Pederson I Omstead A 'lno e I Pavey B Washrck S Vmz Nichols ROW F Steenson L. Smlth Stark K Ostrum C Seashore I Fossy I Rxess B Wolfe I Furnhan W Wxlson D Phxlxps D Warner T Wentworth D Senander M Nyberg SITTING I Dwyer M Canfield L Derby R Dworsky P Erlandson I Berkwxtz C Chase R Foss 2nd ROW C Crxsfman S Devens B Chamberlam L Frye G Con way I Elgard I Brown Brown 3rd ROW M Anderson B Brand P Anderson B Bohhg K Ander son R Carlson L Fernelxus T Anderson R Edlund ROW B Broms B Dlack K Becker R Elverum D Bohn M Fagen B Fletcher C DeVore ROW M Clark G Anderson T Grednckson K Dann C Brown B Cantmey R Byboth B Allen M Carlson SITTING R Goranson T Moeger R Lavme N March I Good manso G Maas D Iohnson 2nd ROW M Gxeskl B Iackson I Holmqurst N Keen I Martxn R Hansen I Hxll W Harper K Granum r ROW M Hardxng B Iohnson N Iohnson I LaHue C Galm son D Langhben D Hegrenes D Heller, I Lorenz P Leland ROW M Lmdner, I Hackmg G Keller H Mxller I Lusk, I Hull I. Galmskx. M Hoffman K Gallagher 5th ROW A Iohnson. G Mcmser, H Lun I Gurske B Kuhn I 9' I . Hanzalxk, H Iones, D Gardner. C Hoffman M. Gustafson 8th GRADE OFFICERS ADVISERS M Fagan Treasurer Mrss Iustln L Frye Secretary Mrs Clark L Smxth Vlce Presxdent Mxss Polster I Rless Presxdent 89 , V , - Y I-ij - I - ' ' I , . , , , I . . . , . , , . . I 3 : . . . , IS. . . , . rn . 4th : . , ' , C. Sth ROW: I. Nessheim, A. Pearson, 4th : . . . ' . . Sth : . . . , . 3 d : . ' . . . 4th : . ' . ' , , WX M' 'Q' ., ..',,,fE 'f , Mr 3 uf f 45 4 vw is ff 251 1 K V 3 'Ti P 1 ' WJ flfflmli wi Q 'D' gg W V Arif? Q v 43 ,NW-R fa Q QD a, 4 5 wr F!f'J A A, , fx? 2 V if can 5 i ' H 'fu SITTING L Smlth G Martm I Shmn R Seeburg STANDING R Carlson H Burton A Sanders F Hurshheld H Lung I Davzdson R Hallberg Il Moll er IUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL The counc1l members have been preparmg and lookmg forward to the day when they wlll take over the semor hlgh but untxl that day they have a blg 1ob on the1r hands handl1ng the1r own three grades The counc1l beheves 1n start1ng early 1n the1r school years ln preparmg themselves for the bxg responslbllxty ol governmg the student body Each home room sends one representatwe to the meetmgs whlch are conducted once a week Here d1scuss1ons center around varlous respons1b1l1t1es of the orgamzatxon patrolled the 1un1or hlgh halls and had noon hour duty rn the caleterla IUNIOR HIGH LEADERSHIP CLUB The Iumor Hlgh Leadershlp Club l1ke the Sen1or Leadershnp Club IS composed of presldents ol home rooms and clubs By learmng and practrcmg the correct way of conductmg meetmgs the members are prepared to be outstandmg leaders now as well as when they w1ll take over the1r ta ks 1n Sen1or Hlgh and later 1n lrle Mr Foltmer has been the capable advlser durmg the year for both Student Councll and Leadershlp act1v1t1es SITTING H Heggerness C Iohnson C Sundgaard l Gurske K Hondect Znd ROW I. Nelson I Shmn H Miller I Rexss 3rd ROW B Leeds N Iohnson I Cedarleal G Hoops C Holt man R Coodrlch 91 I They cooperated with the senior high council in their many tasks. They IUNIOR HIGH CAN TEEN SITTING M Canheld R Hegrenes W Harper I Dwyer I Wextzel C Welolk B Stewart Znd ROW B Broms I Brown G Clark B Stewart B Iack on I Sungard R Hansen N Keen r ROW G Keller M Gustalson A Thorne K Granum B Bohlxg C Olsen B Dxack M Hardmg B Iohnson ROW H Byboth C Seashore I Hull R Elverum B Fletcher Tossy I Reiss Scott Carlson M Lxndner BOW B Allen B Cantxeng D Gardner G Man er T Fredrick son H Lung Ku n Senander L Smith T Ostrum The Iun1or Canteen was formed thrs year by the members of the elghth grade class The dances were held xn the hxgh school recreahon room band room and Iun1or h1gh gym Dances were patterned much after those of the senlor canteen Games and refreshments added to the enjoyment of the evenmgs Commntees m charge of the evemng programs alternated each month and were under the d1rect1on of Mrs Adktsson The expenence gamed by the members wlll assure the success of the Semor Canteen 1n the future IUNIOR RED CROSS Th1s year for the IIYSI txme the Iun1or Red Cross Councll and the Sen1or Red Cross Councxl worked together mstead of competmg agamst each other Upon the adv1ce of the1r adv1ser the two counc1ls were combmed to work as one The Iun1or Hlgh Councll partxcxpated 1n the Red Cross membersh1p drxve durmg the month of November Every member who enrolled became a mem ber of the Natlonal Iumor Red Cross They also helped ln the dnve durmg March the sunl1ght dances the candy sales and the Red Cross nutntxon survey They too llke the rest of the 1un1or h1gh counc1ls are preparlng themselves tor the1r future Jobs m senxor h1gh school SITTING R Brown M Skanse R Gorenson P Vaughn P Kear ney STANDING C McKmley I Crocker M Hardmg H Allen I Ness helm I Mornll N Skxbness D Kuhlman E Peterson 92 , . , . s , 3 d : . , . 4th : . , . 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D IUNIOR HIGH CHORUS lst ROW M Rush R Dworsky M Westergaard I Dwyer H Allar B Nelson B Bohn G Traverse 2nd ROW N Iohnson N Berset G Martin G Doherty Els Strrckland P Brown M Schmo ker C Cole r ROW E Pahl M Damon A Newdall G omxth L Gass B Bond A Caller I Manley D Kxvrsto ROW D Kuhlman M McG1nty C Kardell M Carlson T Ber gerud T Cass C Iohnson P Holden M Sxstad K Severson Anyone 1n cxghth and nmth grade who IS mterested 1n muslc IS ehglble to 1o1n the Iumor Chomr No SPSCIIIC quallfxcatlons are requlred Durmg the year they have done mus cal theory research and have had numerous reports on muslcal personalltres such as composers and conductors Pageant They all admlt they have lots of fun 1n the1r work and they are settmg the Onolxans as the1r goal Mr Balch the1r drrector sees a prom smg group for future cho1r materlal I UNIOR HIGH BAND A Iunlor Hlgh Band was orgamzed thls year Durmg a short space of tlme they have made remarkable progress The members are recelvxng 1nd1v1dual mstructlons on the1r 1nstruments ln preparatlon for an outstandmg future St Louxs Park band Thelr IIISI pubhc performance for the year was the Back to School Party on November I3 They were accepted w1th much enthuslasm by the large crowd We hope to hear more from them next year says Mr Osman the1r dlrector IUNIOR BAND SITTING W Harrlson R W lohn son R Cheney H Steurxs A e L Srstad F Bloom Thayer R Mllbrath R Wehland R Rawxer G McElmurry VV Febrello STANDING R M Iohnson I Txlton G Lampman G llecklln B Olrnstad W Anderson L Der ley M Skell R DeVore D Brown 93 '. ','1v1. Q12 3 d : . , . . . I u 6 I 1 I y n 4th : . . , . ' . n . i . The Iunior Choir provided the backstage choral singing for the Christmas Lo Q '. - f '. Q I SCHOOL September Reluctantly everyone gave up hrs vacatron days and started back to school Our fxrst football game of the season at Umverslty Hugh was a Park vrctoryl Our Park Eleven defeated De LaSalle on our own fxeld qw The first Lyceum speaker of the year Mr Nathan Grst gave a talk The Call of Youth urgmg students to remam rn school October St Louxs Park played to a dead lock wxth thexr old rxval Hoplcms The '- score was 0 0 We shared the tltle of Co Champxons of Lake Dustnct wlth 1,1 them 4 Ilnx the lays was our Homecommg slogan and that s exactly what we dxd to Excelsrors Blue lays The coronatxon of the Queen at an after noon assembly the parade the game at nxght clxmaxed by a successful Homecommg dance these hlghlxghted the events for Homecomlng 1945 25 26 Two days of vacatxon because of M E A were well recexved 30 Student Councxl sponsored a Halloween dance and a spook house tor students ln honor of All Hallows Eve November It was Sadr Hawkms Day and the boys at Park were well aware of xt l Q What could be more approprrate than a turn about dance? The grrls got A the boys of thcxr choxce and the boys got a tree evenmg of entertamment 9 wxth all the tnmmmgs vegetable corsages X Orxollans made thexr fxrst appearance at the AfII'llSllC0 Day Assembly The Back to School Party was m honor of parents Ofl0llGnS per U7 tune . Prxde and Prejudlce was the play chosen by the Iumor Class lt wa the fxrst period costume play attempted at Park Thanks to the hard work of everyone the play came out on tops rn every way The Chansonettes composed of four young artlsts presented a novel program In addltxon to thexr classxcal repertolre the quartette pre sented some of the latest musxc from the Broadway successes 22 23 Everyone turned thelr thoughts away from books for two days to thoughts of turkey stutflng and pumpkin ple It was a mighty wel ome vacahon 30 Basketball season got off to a bang playing Excelslor at Ex elsror X 4' D December The Camera Club sponsored the movie Tom Sawyer to raise funds for darkroom supphes The Fld8llS H1 Y sponsored the Txnsel Tangle following the basketball game with Robblnsdale Intermxssxon entertamment was provxd d by J Gale DeVere and Barb Kinney Ian 7 A beautxful Chrxstmas pageant was grven m an assembly on Frxday afternoon leavlng everyone wxth true Chnstmas spmt gm I anuary The fxrst Apollo Club contest for the contestants at Pa k was held before an audlence consrstmg of Orlohans faculty parents and yudges The wxnners of the contest then entered the Drstnct School Door Canteen sponsored another evemng of entertaxnment The important formal xnductxon of all new H1 Y members took place After repcatmg the H1 Y pledge the new members recerved their cards and pms Members of the Echo Staff attended the Hennepxn County Press A so CIGTIOD held at Excelszor The staff gets the latest data on lournalrsm at these meetings 94 , ' X 4- . . 6 X M- V J . . . X l . . I r ag: u l -- H - ' I - ' ' ' 4 1 M o. I l O AU f - , ha A I 12 ' - . ' . . .' . lu.'f'- , l I X . ,Um - 1 ,Q ' - A 2 -..-. . . I , Qt' H ' . . . . Q, X X ' 0 12- . . . . . . l . , , w 13- ,. ., . U . . . Q 9 formed and displays were given in classes. Everyone had a wonderful 16: u I 1 u 11 1 ' 3 n . I - 1 I ' . 19- , ' . Q - - .' . , b . F i t ' XX IW ' . U ' I I M iTj 'dip' - C ' , 1 . Q fy my 1 . 14- . . .- . . tt X 1 . . I . . . . 3 sw t T X A ,. , 'rg '- -1 L l . I i I I l v I n I n 1 IST ' I - . 1 4 n 19- ' ' . 231 . 1 u I ' l- . 1 ' . I A 24- 1 . ' I I .1 - CALENDAR E -can 4' MARCH The sub dlstrlct was held at Mound Ben Ferner renowned explorer spoke and showed movmg pxctures on Whmte Water Exploratlon The dxstrlct games were held at Robbmsdale Dxstrxcts began at Freld House Park played Mound Fmal dxstnct games Park beat Chaska for the con solatxon pnxe The Conversatxon Concert artlst Donald Scott Mor rxson presented an orxgmal program of prano and harpsxchord music Our St Louxs Park Band partlcrpated rn the Eighteenth Dxstnct Sprmg Instrumental Festlval held at Hopklns We recexved a ratmg of Excellentl APRIL play concermng numerous romantic problems of xts two stars St Louis Park played host to exght other schools at the Vocal Musical Festrval An afternoon and evemng of mdxvtdual and combmed chomr sxngrng was presented to the publlc Park received an A ratxng The Fxrst Annual Dux Sprmg Frohc opened sprung vacation 12 2l Sprmg and Easter vacatxon brought smrles to students faces Semor Slap Day was lnaugurated at Park The rest of the student body was dxsmxssed at one oclock The Hennepm County Teachers Assocxatxon held tts Sprmg Dmner Meeting at Park The talent show sponsored by the talent commxttee of the Student Council was presented m a unrque way Programs were pnnted and the show was presented as a musxcal shop revrew The School Door Canteen sponsored their annual Tropxcal Nxght Dance The queen was presented an orchxd and her attendants gardemas The dance wound up another successful year for School Door Canteen Q 2-VF: Tl?- Q' lm FEBRUARY The Adelphx HrY sponsored Lumberyack Day The crowning of the Lumberlack Kmg Gerry DeVere and the annual vxsxt from Roscoe Txmberwolf B111 Wester berg and the featured Adelphm Band made up the assembly program The Backwoods Bounce to the muslc of Bud Strawn wound up a successful day Park students kept then noses to the grmdstone as they longmgly thought of the cxty schools on vacahon A few Valentme Partles were given tn home rooms to commemorate St Valentme s Day School Door Canteen presented thexr Thxrd Anmversary Ball rn celebratxon of the Canteens thxrd bxrthday The Grand March and a conga lme hxghlrghted the evemng of program dancing The Apollo Club Dtstnct Vorce Contest was held at Park wxth contestants from Hopkms Southwest and Park competrng Iohn Hansen was the wxnnmg boy and Vrrgmxa Hovander of Hopkins the wxnmng gurl Washmgtons bxrthday was a hollday for students at Park The Fathers and Sons Dmner was held ln the evemng fathers of athletes that IS -.IL 2, 'ff .E Jam? A 'A MAY Once agam the Iumor Class gave the Semors a free prom Everyone attending reported a fxne txme' The combmed efforts of the dramatlcs department the stage crew and the musxc department presented the most spectacular musical of the year Fmal examlnatxons began Semors are now confldent of thexr graduatmg Baccalaureate and we re one day closer to graduation We fxmshed our exams and held our Class Night Exercise 78-The Semor Breakfast began the last day for Semors After the breakfast semors returned to the school for Commencement practlce Hrdmg their nervousness behmd blg smxles and few tears the semors bravely marched down the axsle and up onto the stage to recelve thexr diplomas A receptron was gxven after commencement for semors parents and faculty Vacatxon began for us all or A 1- . A -- 2 2 W A .K c' I , .. . ' I . ' - . I .1 ll 1 ' ' I 1 f l! I 'Q ' ' If r 5. 1 l , , 12- ' ' I V M- . , ' I . . - x ff! , ' ls- ' ' u 'l zoli ' I I .1 . 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