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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

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X 43 i Fail!-Q-.2 ' I i nn l JMWJ r , Q f - 2? -. :JL ,Q-1 fix 2 xi ,Iwi W K T.-m...w,.,s,f, 1 -. 4 n V -- 1 'E M Q5 m , W . .3 ., E 3 L is 1, w Nils L cl g t , O, mean to all those others whom you'll see The thousand things in one you mean to me! e ' ' ' O, lift forever on the shield of truth, Before the armies of mortality, The sounding challenge of the spear of youth! Q U 0 PB OUR FAC U LT Y AUTOGRAPHS ADMINISTRATION New-. MR OTTO E DOMIAN Supermtendent MRS LUCILE ADKISSON Counselor Y MR MILTON H KUHLMAN Prmcxpal MR EDWARD FOLTMER Assxsiani Pnncxpal 1' FACULTY ART: HOME ECONOMICS P. Souers, P. Dillon. M. Keogh. PHYSICAL EDUCATION INDUSTRIAL ARTS C. Horn, W. Caven. I. Steimle. D. Daly. P. Zanna, M. Bittner. 'ms X 1. I ENGLISH MATHEMATICS Siandin : M. Glendennin . A. Iohnson, Librarian, V. Simmonds. Standing: E. Follmer, R. Krause. 9 9 Seated: E. Wood, A. Isacson, H. Moffat. M. Hawkinson, M. Huso. Seated: I. McKay. M. Engan. V. McShane A MEMBERS COMMERCIAL: LANGUAGES M. Ring, M. Wharion, G. Lampmcm. MUSIC SPEECH: VISUAL AID Osman, G. Griebenow. E. Welke, W. Balch. ' 1 'N SCIENCE Standing: M. Hayden, G. Krueger. SOCIAL STUDIES Seated: E. Lundquist, N. Lokensgard, E. Iustin. W. Zimmerman, E. Paulson. L. Herman, W. Halgren, M. Seely. ,fi is V! CAFETERIA CREW LEFT: E. Thompson, S. Winters, B. Fritz. RIGHT: M. Willicxms. E. Gordon, M. Fuliord, E. Houll. .A,,,....--M--. OFFICE STAFF Znd ROW: S. Kizer, B. Fox, I. Iones. lst ROW: R. Rudd, V. Erickson. 'K ff' Fe X i 1 -'--I R f Yrs Q1 1 Q ' ' . .xml if Y A I un: Q J I 14, , CUSTODIANS Left to Right: M. Iohnson, B. Baldusen. H. Williams. N. Crosby. C. Hansen. O. Anderson. 1 ul 1 G' J- . I 4 N Y CLASS GF ZLL? SS. iw ADOLPHSON D ALLAR D ALLAR N ALLEN GERALD ADOLPHSON Pm up boy Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 DALE ALLAH We re ahead at the hrst halt Visual Aid 2 3 DON ALLAR: Casey at the bat Football 2. 3 4' Baseball 2 3 4' Wrestling 2 3' Lettermans Club 2 3. 4. NANCY ALLEN: She s a cheer delight Silver Tri 2' School Door Canteen 2 3 4' Co-Art Chairman of Canteen Co-Art Editor of Echo 4' Leadership Club 2 4' Cheerleader 2 3 4' National 1? N ANDERSEN B ARETZ E BERG D ANDREWS P BARKLIND I BIKSON DONALD ANDREWS Break the seal on that new deck oi Bicycles and well go on from here Red Cross 3 4 President 4 Dux Hx Y 3 4 Chap lain 4 All School H1 Y Chaplain 4 Visual Aid 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Camera Club 3. 4 Leadership Club 4. BEVERLY ARETZ: Right out of Vogue Pep Club 3 4' Silver Tri 2' Blue Tri 3 4' Iunior Class Play 3. PAUL BARKLIND: Sudsy ELEANOR BERG: Short. cute and fun to boot Vocational Club 4' Silver Tri 2' Blue Tri 3 4: G. A. . ?' Honor Society 4' Brush and Palette 3 4. 3 4 IAMES BIKSON: Staunch Democrat Football 2 4: Tennis 2 3 4' Science Club 3 4' Cam- Club 4. era Club 3 4: Brush and Palette 3. NORMA ANDERSEN: She gets a bang out of life Silver Tri 2' Blue Tri 3. 4' G. A. A. 3 4' Vocational 'SENIORS Our years in high school have been a rapid moving parade ol events more like a modern movie than a set of still photographs. In this our senior year headed by our modest well-liked president Tom Pirsch we have not had a dull moment in trying to keep the expenditures and receipts ol the class evenly balanced. ADVISERS Mrs. Moffat Chairman Mr. Balch Mr. Rorman Mr. Lokensgard I U From our sophomore year, we w1ll remember the dancmg class and climaxing party and the fact that we were at last allowed to attend all of the social events oi the senior high. 2' Q N Q C BILDSTEN I BISS L BIORKLUND I BRODERSEN S BROWN R BILDSTEN P BIELLANESS B BRAMWELL I BROWN B I CARLSON CAROL BILDSTEN Pretty as a pxcture wxth a frame to match Sxlver Trl 2 Blue Trx 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Cheer leader 3 4 Vocatxonal Club 4 Homecommg Queen 4 ROGER BILDSTEN Hrs favonte play rs Hamlet Dux Hx Y 3 Ortho H1 Y 4 Baseball 2 Hockey 4 IOAN BISS Bxss IS Blxss G A A 4 Camera Club 3 Onolxans 2 Brush and Palette 4 Vocatxonal Club 4 PHYLLIS BIELLANESS Need we say more? Vocatlonal Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Orxolxans 2 3 4 Sllver Tn 2 Blue Trl 3 4 Red Cross Councxl 4 Chemxstry Club 3 LLOYD BIORKLUND Man behxnd the hockey stlck Hockey 4 BOB BRAMWELL Here he xs Dalsy Mae IACKIE BRODERSEN Fashion Plate Sllver Tn 2 Blue Tn 3 4 Vocatxonal Club 4 School Door Canteen 4 IOANNA BROWN She lxkes to Reed a lot Sxlver Tn 2 Blue Trx 3 4 Treasurer 4 Student Coun c1l3 4 Spamsh Club 4 G A A 2 3 4 Echowcm Staff 4 Onolxans 3 4 Nahonal Honor Socxety 4 STAFFORD BROWN Hes forever blowing bubbles Rex H1 Y 2 3 4 Presxdent 3 Masque and Gavel 3 4 V Pres1dent4 Iunlor Class Play 3 Band 2 Glee Club 3 4 Madngalxans 3 BOBI CARLSON Waterloo Natxonal Honor Society 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Presrdent of Iumor Class 3 Echo 3 4 Ortho H1 Y 2 3 4 Student Councxl 3 4 Audxtorxum Commxttee Chaxrman 3 4 Extempo raneous Speakxng 3 Chatrman of 1946 Homecom mg 4 Lettermans Club 2 3 4 In our juruor year we d1d thmgs ln a bxg way by producmg Parks fxrst costumed class play for many years Pnde and Preludlce In splte of expenses we managed to gmve the senxors a free prom too As semors we have sat1sf1ed our expectatxons of fmally becomlng the school leaders We gave another successful class play Death Takes a H011 day by Casella and attended all the events that make any semor year a success the Prom semor breakfast class nlght and Commencement We have reached our hrst goal w1th a lot ol hard work behmd, and fun, too, and we look forward to more work and fun ahead. -sf' I 1, it ll 'r' 'T P CARLSON CHRISTENSEN CARPENTER R CLARK ROBERT P CARLSON That toothy grm Class Treasurer 2 Student Councll 3 Adelphx H1 Y 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Vxce Pres1dent4 Pres1dent4 Club 44 3 4 Treasurer 3 CoPres1dent 4 Foot ball 4 Leadershxp Club 4 Tennxs 4 IOANNE CARPENTER It axnt easy Sxlver Tn 'Z Blue Tn 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Secre tary 4 Red Cross Councxl 4 Vocatxonal Club 4 Orxohans 3 4 Robe Mlstress 4 BRUCE CHRISTENSEN Glrls are llke streetcars Student Coun ll President 4 Adelphx Hx Y 2 3, 4. Secretary 3, Golf 2 3, 4 Captam 3 4, Vxce Presl dent of Class 3 Club 44 4 Echowan 4, Letterman's Club 3 4, Tumblmg 3, Leadershnp Club 4 RUTH CLARK Deadline demon Natlonal Honor Society 4 Co Editor Echo 4 Blue Tn 3, 4 G A A 2, 3, 4, School Door Canteen 3, 4. Scxence Club 3 4, Red Cross Councxl 2, 3, 4, Stu dent Councll 4 Band 2 3 4, Secretary 3, Silver Trl 2, Cabmet 2 ,QZEHN s, v V614 1 ef xl! I CONNELL P CURRY I DAVIDSON D CRONE DAVENPORT C DAVIS IAMES CONNELL. The Panama Connell Chemxstry Club 3 Tra lc 4 Tumblmg 3 Scxence Club 4 DICK CRONE There s a certaxn blond Hockey 4 PATRICIA CURRY Bonme Las Student Councll 2 Sxlver Tn 2 Red Cross Councxl 3 Iumor Class Play 3 Blue Tn 3 4 Onolxans 3 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Vocatlonal Club 4 Spanxsh Club 4 Debate 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 IANE DAVENPORT So fa so good Chnstxan Fellowshxp Club 3 4, Chemxstry Club 3, Brush and Palette 4 IOHN DAVIDSON Flymg Deacon Echo Staff 4 Sclence Club 3 Camera Club 4 Foot ball 3, 4 Adelphi H1 Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplaxn 3, National Honor Socxety 4 All School HxY Chaplam and Treasurer 4 Student Council 4 CATHERINE DAVIS The sxlver toned voxce G A A 4. Glee Club 3, 4 m' , W. , r' 'JJ f l n . 1 L4 , . l .. . U ' I .. , Us Q.. ' , ' .. . I .. ' X ,,,lgff'3Qi' ' u I -n ' f ,- 2 7 -. s 'L 'L' . ' Q ' ' 5 ' , - . 5 ' ,,.. . .. ' , . , I I 2 , Q ,. 4,.., , If . I I . ' I. I . . I -. I I ,l ' X' ., tea.: ff M 7 .. ' .. 1-1 r ,Q -. ' H . .. -' -. 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PATRICIA DOYLE: That smilin' Irish woman Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Oriolians 4. IOYCE DRON: Give me a Roi Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Camera Club 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Vocational Club 4: G. A. A. 4. ARTHUR EATON: Let's have a Man-to-Nan talk Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Track 3, 4: Hockey 4: Leadership Club 4. LOUISE FERNELIUS Mona Lisa Oriolxans Z, Glee Club 2 3 Vocational Club 4 IANICE FERRIN Perrin warmer Silver Tn 2 Blue Tn 3 4 Camera Club 3 Christian Fellowship Club 3 4 Pres1dent4 G A A 4 Voca tional Club 4 Leadership Club 4 CAROL FLEIVIING: 88 Keys Silver Tri 2' Oriolians 2 3 4. ,O 3' Mkt. I 2nd ROW: B. Hedges, V. Pres. T. Pirsch, Pres. lst ROW: I. Larsen. Sec. I. McGinty, Treas. 'fit' Y L LL+Qki,i.,.i:g.,.,. 6,144 I li if 12 0. Pi B. FLETCHER A. FOUNTAIN W. FREDERICKSEN B. FREUDE L. GANYO S. FORSTER D. FRANK G. FREDRICKSON E. FULTON L. GARBORG BETSY FLETCHER: Those well-known parties Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: School Door Canteen 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Masque and Gavel 4: Echo Re- porter 4: Club 44 2, 3: National Honor Society 4. SANDY FORSTER: That's swell Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Red Cross Council 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4. ARDITH FOUNTAIN: C above high C Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Vocational Club 4: Science Club 4: Chemistry Club 3: Oriolians 3, 4. I. IENKINS Valedictorian DOUGLAS FRANK: Right out of Esquire Track 2, 3. 4: Football 3. WALTER FREDERICKSEN: Ode Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Dux Hi-Y Z. 3, 4. GWEN FREDRICKSON: A tangle ol golden curls G. A. A. 4: Camera Club 3, 4: Vocational Club 4: Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3. 4. BOB FREUDE: Let me live, unseen, unknown Glee Club 2, 3. EDWARD FULTON: I hate myself in the morning Fidelis Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Council Z: Science Club 3: Football 3, 4. LA VERNE GANYO: Looking for the gold at the end ot the Rainbow Vocational Club 4: Iunior Class Play 3. LOUISE GARBORG: Short, Sharp and Shapely Echo Columnist 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 3: Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Oriolians 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3: Madrigalians 2, 3: Iunior Class Play: Voca- tional Club 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: National Honor Society 4. 4-'M 'xr P GEORGAS P GRABOW N GREGG E HARTZELL P HAUGLID P GLEESON B GRANUM B HAMLET B HAUG B HEDGES PETER GEORGAS Gorgeous Ceorgas H1 Y 4 PAT GLEESON Forever Rambler Vocational Club 4 National Honor Society 4 Silver Tn 2 Blue Tri 3 4 Chemistry Club 3 Echo 3 4 Spanish Club 4 President 4 Iumor Class Play 3 Masque and Gavel 4 PATRICIA GRABOW Navy blues Glee Club 3' Vocational Club 4. BARBARA GRANUM: Granum crackers Christian Fellowship Club 3 4' Vocational Club 4' Silver Tri 2. NANCY GREGG: I chew every morsel Class Treasurer 3: Silver Tri Z: Camera Club 3: Blue Tri 3. 4, President 4: Echo Reporter 4: Vocational Club 4: Masque and Gavel 3, 4: Student Coun- cil 4: Leadership Club 4: Chemistry Club 3: Glee Club 3: National Honor Society 4: D. A. R. Award 4. BEVERLEE HAMLET lust give me a Buzz Masque and Gavel 3 4 Brush and Palette 2 Silver Tri 2 Blue Tn 3 4 School Door Canteen 2 3 4 Club 44 3 4 Class Play 3 Echo 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Regional Declamatxon 3 EMILY HARTZELL Thats what I like about the South Silver Tn 2 Blue Tn 3 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Treasurer 4 Vocational Club 4 School Door Can teen 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Treasurer 4 Echo 3 4 Advertising Manager 3 Co Editor 4 Iunxor Class Play 3 Student Council 4 Leadership Club 4 Chemistry Club 3 Science Club 4 Sec Treas I Hennepin County Iournalistxc As:-!o'latxon 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4. BETSY HAUG: She's so ap-peeling Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Silver Tri 2 Treasurer 2' Blue Tri 3 4- Red Cross Sec.-Treas. 4. PRISCILLA HAUGLID: Pretty please Blue Tri 4- Christian Fellowship 4. BARTON HEDGES: Homer's nonplussed Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Ortho Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, Secretary 3. Treasurer 4: Vice Presi- dent Senior Class 4: National Honor Society 4. S IACKSON I IENKINS K IOHNSEN G IOHNSON B KINNEY D IAMIESON G IESSEN D IOHNSON P KEELY D KIVISTO SALLY IACKSON Accordxon to her Silver Trx 2 Blue Trl 3 4 Cabmet 4 Vocatxonal Club 4 Vxce Presxdent 4 Camera Club 4 Red Cross Counc1l4 G A A 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 Onolxans 4 Echo 4 DICK IAMIESON That photogenxc look Camera Club 2 3 4 Preszdent 4 Scxence Club 4 Chemxstry Club 3 Echo Sta!! 3 4 Echowan Staff 4 Stage Crew 2 3 4 VxsualA1d 2 3 4 Leadershxp Club 4 IOAN IENKINS The best thmgs come m small packages Leadership Club 4 Sec Treas 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Echo Colummst 4 Sxlver Tn 2 Cabmet 2 Blue Tn 3 4 G A A 2 Iumor Class Play 3 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Presxdent 4 Student Councxl 3 4 Vocatxonal Club 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 Sec retary 4 Class Secretary 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Madrxgalxans 2 Spamsh Club 4 Secretary 4 Red Cross Councxl 2 GLADYS IESSEN lest lessen Sxlver Tn 2 Blue Tn 4 Vocational Club 4 KEN IOHNSEN lfl Ken you Ken DON IOHNSON Hrs head rs m the clouds Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Dux I-IxY 2 3 4 Vxce Presldent 3 President 4 Student Councxl Vxce Presldent 3 All School H1 Y Vlce Presxdent and Treasurer 4 GLADYS IOHNSON lm gladys to know you Blue Trl 3 4 Vocatxonal Club 4 Glee Club 4 PAULA KEELY Puddles BARBARA KINNEY Her musxc has charm and so does she S udent Councll 2 Secretary 2 Class Vxce Presxdent 2 G A A 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Manager 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Natxonal Honor Society 4 School Door Canteen 4 Vce Chair man 4 DELORES KIVISTO Sweet and lovely Sllver Tn 2 Blue Tn 3 4 Vocatxonal Club 4 Presx dent 4 Leadership Club 4 Glee Club 3 4 Nahonal Honor Society 4 4 , - N- . fr, 45 . R , . xx F, xv - 1 , A W...-' x. ag V We A .N . Q S D , Y x -' 3 : , . : . : : . . . : . . . : : , . . : 3, , . , . . : : : , : : - , . : . . : - . - . : . . .- . : . . : : , : ,., . U . . ' u - ' . A ' ' . ,... . , - , - , : . . . . . : . . : - , - - . . : , : ' ' . - . . . . . 7 - I ' : . : ' u rr : ' : ' 1 : : . : : : . . E S 4 W. KRUSE I. LARSEN B. LARSEN L. LINDAHL WILBERT KRUSE: Hunting is his pastime Brush and Palette 4. BETTY LARSEN: Incendiary blond Vocational Club 4. IOY LARSEN: With purple passion Red Cross 3. 4: Echowan Staii 4: Iunior Class Play 3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Vice President 4: Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Class Secretary 4: Chemistry Club 3. R. CLARK Valedictorian S D. LUNDAHL D. MASON N. MARTIN D. MATTHEWS QV TE' L. MCGARY l. MCGINTY LA VERNE LINDAHL: Shy dahl Silver Tri 2: Camera Club 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Vocational Club 4: Chemistry Club 3. DICK LUNDAHL: Three's a crowd Baseball 3. 4: Football 4: Fidelis Hi-Y 3. 4: Club 44 4. NANCY MARTIN: He who laughs like Martin, laughs best Leadership Club 2: Pep Club 2. 3, 4: Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3. 4: Vocational Club 4: Oriolians 4. DOROTHY MASON: Short and sweet Blue Tri 3, 4: Vocational Club 4: Glee Club 4. DONNA MATTHEWS: lust a little horse sense Blue Tri 3. 4: Silver Tri Z. LEE MCGARY: I tell all the girls l'm shy IOAN McGlNTY: Swede and lovely Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3. 4. Secretary 3: Masque and Gavel 3. 4, Secretary 4: Iunior Class Play 3: Stu- dent Council 4: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Senior Class Treasurer 4: School Door Canteen 4: National Honor Society 4. 1 AK v-1 a. . X Why: ,Q Q ,ss v S. McGUlRE M. MERCHANT N. MILES A. MORK D. MORROW S. MCQUEEN R. MEYER B. MOEGER L MORONI M. MYERS STANLEY McGUIRE: That great speaker from Osseo Masque and Gavel 4: Oriolians 4. SUSAN MCQUEEN: If you knew Susie like I know Susie Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 4: Vocational Club 4: Spanish Club 4. MARIAN MERCHANT: She appreciates De Vere-y finest in artists Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 4: Student Council 4: Oriolians 2. 3. 4. Secretary 4: Iunior Class Play 3: Club 44 4: Spanish Club 4. RICHARD MEYER: Ready. willin', and able Science Club 4. NANCY MILES: A nose for news Silver Tri 2, President 2: Leadership Club 2, 3, Sec- retary 3: Blue Tri 3, 4. Vice President 4: Spanish Club 4: Pep Club 2. 3, 4: Nalional Honor Society 4. BEVERLY MOEGER: The course of true love never runs smooth Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3: School Door Canteen 2. 3. 4. Art Chairman 3, 4: Oriolians 2, 4: Brush and Palette 2. 3, 4: Iunior Class Play 3: Brush and Palette Sec.-Treas. 3, Vice President 4: Echowan Staff 4. ANN MORK: Pixie with a paint brush Brush and Palette 2. 3: Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 4: Voca tional Club 4: Echowan Staif 4. IACK MORONI: Maiden's prayer Oriolians 2. 3, 4. President 4: Madriqalians 2, 3 Iunior Class Play 3: Football 4: Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 3. 4: Fidelis Hi-Y 3. 4, Secretary 4 Golf 3, 4. DICK MORROW: Silent type Basketball 4. MICHAEL MYERS: A friend to all. N. GREGG Salutatorian S - . . if C NAVRATIL NELSON I NELSON A OLSON R OLSON A NELSON D NELSON B NORDSTROM M OLSON L. OTFERHOLM CHARLOTTE NAVRATII. Every time I wash my hair I dye a little Band 2 Orxolians 3 4 Silver Tri Z Blue Tri 3 4 ARTHUR NELSON Come Iosephxne in my flying machine Student Council 2 3 Science Club 3 President 3 Track 3 Football 4 Basketball 4 National Honor Soclety 4 President 4 BERKELEY NELSON He likes Marcia mallows Golt 2 3 4 Rex H1 Y 2 3 4 Radio Workshop 3 DOUGLAS NELSON Match me. Hill Rex Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2. 3, Treasurer 4: All School Hi-Y Vice President 4: Leadership Club 3: Club 44 4, Treasurer 4: Chemistry Club 3: Ten- nis 4. IANET NELSON: Editor 'n chief Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3, 4. Cabinet 4: Brush and Palette 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Oriolians 3. 4: Spanish Club 4: Vocational Club 4: Student Council 4: Echowan Editor 4: Leadership Club 4. BILL NORDSTROM Noose Football 2 3 4 Student Council 2 3 4 National Honor Society 4 All School H1 Y 3 4 Vice Pres: dent 3 Pres1dent4 Adelphi H1 Y 2 3 4 Vice Presi dent 2 President 3 Class President 2 Echo Stall 4 School Door Canteen 3 4 Letterman s Club 3 4 Leadership Club 2 3 4 ALICE OLSON She hopped over Glee Club 4 MARILYN OLSON Mickey, no mouse Silver Tri 2. Blue Tri 3. 4, Vocational Club 4, Masque and Gavel 4. ROBERT OLSON: Why so shy? MERRY LU OTTERHOLM: Always in a merry mood Brush and Palette 3: Blue Tri 3, 4: Vocational Club 4. x A. PALM N. PEARSON T. PIRSCH I. PORT H. RANDALI. PATTERSON D, PFEIFFER B. POOLE V. RALPH K. REED ANN PALM: New but known ELIZABETH PATTERSON: It's different back East Vocational Club 4. NADENE PEARSON: Pete G. A. A. 2, 3. 4: Oriolians 2, 3: Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Vocational Club 4. DON PFEIFFER: In my merry Oldsmobile Chemistry Club 3: Track 2. TOM PIRSCH: This is a rusty deal Fidelis Hi-Y 2. 3. 4, Vice President 3. Treasurer 4: Chemistry Club 3. President 3: Club 44 4: National Honor Society 4: Student Council 4: Class Presi- dent 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Leadership Club 3, 4. ROBERT POOLE: Who cess so? Leadership Club 2. 4: Rex Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, Vice Presi- dent 4: Visual Aid 2. 3. 4: Tumbling 3: Cheer- leader 3, 4: All School Hi-Y President 4: All City Hi-Y President 4. IEAN PORT: Those red bootsl Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Vocational Club 4: Oriolians 2. 3, 4. VERNON RALPH: Topped with gold dust Track 4. HOWARD RANDALL: Stitches Rex Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Football 4: Hockey 4: Red Cross Council 2. KENNETH REED: Darktown is out tonite Football 2, 3. 4: Track 3, 4: Science Club 3: Rex Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 2. 4: Basketball 2: Oriolians 4: Leadership Club 2, 4: Letterman's Club 3: Red Cross Council 2. E. HARTZELL. R. CLARK Co-Editors of Echo :Ev Y va Eff' I I I 4 1 0 E P. SCHULTZ I. SKALLERUD D. SNEGOSKY A. STASEL P. STERN N. SEIRUP D. SKIBNESS A. SORENSON I. STEENSON L. STONE PAUL SCHULTZ: The man who knows-everything Band 2. 3, 4: Rex Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: School Door Canteen 4: Chemistry Club 3: Science Club 4, Sec.-Treas. 4: Iunior Class Play 3. NEIL SEIRUP: Log cabin Seirup Glee Club Z. 3, 4, Manager 3: Madrigalians 2: Iunior Class Play 3: Science Club 4. IOYCE SKALLEBUD: To know her is to like her Blue Tri 4. DAVID SKIBNESS: Reserved. but right Visual Aid 2, 3, 4. DELL SNEGOSKY: Smart. silent type Blue Tri 4: Vocational Club 4. N HONOR SOCIETY lst BOW B. Kinney I. Ienkins S. Rydland N. Allen P. Curry N. Miles S. Iackson 2nd ROW L. Garborg P. Gleeson D. Kiirsto I. Brown L. Stone I. McGinty R. Clark N. Gregg 3rd ROW I.. Domian I. Davidson P. Schultz N. Seirup B. Hedges A. Nelson B. Carlson P. Zimmerschied ALLAN SORENSON: Percy. I believe Baseball 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Golf 2, 3. 4: Ortho Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Letterman's Club 2, 3. 4. ALAN STASEL: An answer for every question IORDIS STEENSON: lust plain Iunior Oriolians 2. 3, 4: Vocational Club 4: Blue Tri 3, 4: Silver Tri 2. PETER STERN: l'll take a blond Band 2. LOIS STONE: Don't take her for granite Echo 4. Secretary 4: Blue Tri 3, 4: Silver Tri 2: Voca' tional Club 4: National Honor Society 4. .ffff T 45 Y' luruvf' xx 'IU' C. STUCK M. SWARTZ P. TELFORD I. THOMPSON C. TOWNSEND SWANSON E. SYVERSON B. THOMPSON N. THOMSON T. WALL CHARLES STUCK: Chisago Kid Student Council 4. IULIA SWANSON: The feminine angle Echowan 4: Leadership Club 4: Spanish Club 4: Brush and Palette 2, 3. 4. Sec.-Treas. 2. Vice-Presi- dent 3: G. A. A. 2. 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3. President 4: Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3. 4. Cabinet 4: Echo reporter 4. MARGARET SWARTZ: A hair-raising thriller Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3. 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Vocational Club 4. B. POOLE A All-School and All-City Hi-Y 6 President. ELSIE SYVERSON: El-sie what I can do Silver Tri 2: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Blue Tri 3. 4: Vocational Club 4: Red Cross Council 4. PHYLLIS TELFORD: Sweet as Tati Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3. 4: Chemistry Club 3: Brush and Palette 2. 3, 4: Oriolians 3. 4: Camera Club 2, 3. BARBARA THOMPSON: Mr. Anthony. l have a prob- lem Blue Tri 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Red Cross Council 3: Vocational Club 4: Glee Club 3. 4. IDELL THOMPSON: You, too. can be in pictures Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3. 4: Vocational Club 4: Glee Club 3, 4. NANCY THOMSON: Eaton's her hobby Cheerleader 2, 3. 4: Blue Tri 3, 4. Cabinet 3: Silver Tri 2. Cabinet 2: Brush and Palette 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 4: Leadership Club 3: Student Council 4. CHARLES TOWNSEND: Send me to Milaca Town Dux Hi-Y 3. 4. TED WALL: T-Walling out to Hopkins Football 3. K L 3 .N 9 1 fl h .v V. WEIS N. WI'l'l' VIRGINIA WEIS: Insured for life Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3. 4: Vocational Club 4. NANCY WITT: Ohl My aching back! G. A. A. 2. 3, 4: Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3. 4: Camera Club 2, 3. 4. Vice-President 4: Chemistry Club 3: Library Club 2, President 2. ALBERT YNGVE: You must have been a beautiiul baby Basketball 2. 3: Football 2. 3. 4: Student Council 2. A. YNGVE F. YOUNG A. ZIMMERSCHIED FLOYD YOUNG: I-Iaren-Scarem Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Echo 2: Iunior Class Play 3: Oration 2. ALAN ZIMMERSCHIED: Man of science Band 2. 3, 4: Chemistry 3: Science Club 4. President 4: Iunior Class Play 3: National Honor Society 4. lst ROW P. Curry G. Heggerness S. Iackson S. Rydlcmd M. Merchant I. Ienkins I. Nelson 2nd ROW L. Stone I. Brown R. Clark N. Gregg B. Thompson P. Gleeson 3rd ROW P. Schultz N. Seirup P. Georgas A. Nelson P. Zimmerschied L. Domian NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L I ui? 'pil Q ILL M051 AT!-XLl.1TlC. BLST DANCERS THE LIALL 42 Q to' biyllimfl-6 r' 'A 'UCS A506 4 MXN , 9 'S Q32 D 2 CuTa:31 coupuf. tw-'V M, J PEPPY Peasomxmy Yztv, -We x' , 7 , . F ' '? Q k :X X ll li.. r 21 , I 8 A5 ' , KK 'A'- , ' 3 . 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Miss Wharton A. Pooler. Pres. Mr. Griebenow M. Mangney. Treas. Mr. Seely G. Ewert, Sec. Mr. Zanna hx. .. 4th ROW: T. Bauer. I. Baughman. S. Butter. R. Bye. B. Beaulieu. D. Cardarelle, N. Crowley. 3rd ROW: R. Bevensee, I. Behonek. M. Bennis, I. Caldwell, G. Bohn, R. Corey. C. Bohlig. 2nd ROW: R. Arntson. R. Brown, R. Blake, T. Con- nery, B. Beck, B. Brunzell. I. Brown. lst ROW: B. Copeland. B. Beal, P. Bettschart, M. Bishop. M. Chapman. M. Boettcher. B. Amundson. 4th ROW: I. Gehrey. L. Fischer, I. Dodds. B. Flatin. E. Erlanson. I. Flickinger. 3rd ROW: G. Geldert, C. Dooley, I. Franks. M. Dow. A. Dreschler, M. Dunham. 2nd ROW: G. Grady. E. Davis. F. Fairbairn. P. Franks, G. Ewert, P. Hammerlund. lst ROW: D. Danielson. M. Freude. I... Gust, Z. Franke. M. Freiborg, I. Duemke. M. Gendreau. 4th ROW: S. Hutchins. F. Hurd, R. Iohnson, W. Klump- ner. W. Hosmer. M. Knutson. D. Hansen. 3rd ROW: R. Kuhlman, I. Kunz, R. Iohnson, C. Hutchinson, R. Hoffman, H. Held, D. Hansen. 2nd ROW: S. Iohnson, L. Iohnson, I.. Iohnson, P Houck. A. Iohnson, M. Hansen. I. Klodt. lst ROW: M. Ionas, D. Kildahl. I... Knight, B. Kuku, B Haasch, D. Anderson. K. Hansen. H. Iones. IUNIORS The class of 45 launched lts actxvrtres of the year by sponsonng the Homecommg dance and a very suc cessful dance xt was Dulcy the famous comedy by George S Kaufman and Marc Connelly became the second rmportant under takmg of the Iunxors and they proudly say lt was the best ever Durmg December the class sold Curtxs Publrcatxons enrxchmg thexr treasury to the tune of S350 On May 9 Ierry Dxbbles orchestra entertamed at the annual Prom sponsored by the yumors xn honor of the semor class Thrs hxghly successful aifarr was held at the Mmneapolls Automobxle Club and proved a fxttmg clrmax to a very successful year The juniors with excellent leadershxp rn many frelds promxse to be an outstandmg sen or class 4th ROW R Neal D Olson I Ludvrgson H Noreen C Mrlnor D Lappmg 3rd ROW W Merrrman L. Nadasdy C Larsen I Os borne D Lampman M Peterson 2nd ROW M Larsen I Olson I McG1ll B Lenmark M Lee E Martm B Lenmark 4th ROW D Rxchards R Pxckett R Peterson A Roessel O Quady I Quxttum 3rd ROW M Scott R Rxdgewell I Peterson S Roberts V Roosen I Shells P Qumn 2nd ROW B Rodger C Schuler R Peterson R Neal A Sehlm A Pooler lst ROW A Renslow I.. Rue I Rodgers D Pobuda R Shmn P Reese K Kxmm 4th ROW H Wessels G Swenson D Zxpoy T Vessey G Sundt R Vartdahl D Spamer 3rd ROW I Vexlleux K Oswald P Trerney I Streech D Tourvxlle D Voss 2nd ROW P Woodward P Vaughn, M Whitaker, I Wefald P Thayer,I Slaxter lst ROW E Slrogman E Thompsen N Warner L. Wynn, S Turnham M Vetch lst ROW: I. Olson, M. Morrissey, C. Lorenz. M. Mangney, SOPHOMORES Here's a class destined to make good. They have class and school spirit-and lots of it! Much good material for luture athletics is found within the membership of this group. They already hold their own in speech and debate. The potential leadership of this class is limitless, and it is, indeed, promising to be looking forward with these students, anticipating what is in store for the future ol Park. Jjyh 4th ROW: D. Carlson, B. Baker. I. Cederlear, T. Cass W. Carlson. T. Bergerud. E. Cohen. C. Clark. 3rd ROW: I. Baker, S. Billman, V. Cowell, I. Carlson. M Bergman, C. Cole, R. Buresh. M. Biss. 2nd ROW: P. Brown. E. Burmeister, I. Behonek, N. Berset K. Best, G. Burwell, I. Annen. lst ROW: B. Bloom, G. Barber. B. Carrier, R. Carlson. I Angier, H. Allar. 4th ROW: B. Dale, D. Dale. A. Engebretson, I. Daven- port, R. Grady, L. Frautz, M. Else. 3rd ROW: L. Doerr, L. Gass, S. Erickson, L. Frederickson B. Furber, C. Domblaser. 2nd ROW: W. Feck, I. Doherty, T. Doherty, R. Gragert A. Drewlow, W. Fox. lst ROW: W. Engelhardt. B. Granum. A. Giller, M Damon, I. Davidson, L. Dahl. 4th ROW: F. Hoops, O. Iohnson. I. Hilleren, N. Iohnson B. Hodgkinson, G, Holstrom, G. Germain, D. Hanson 3rd ROW: B. Beck. M. Ienneke, C. Iohnson. B. Hawkins A. Iallo, M. Hollingsworth, P. Holden, R. Burton. 2nd ROW: G. Hartzell, B. Howard, S. Bohn. I. Iameson B. Ioubert, D. Hurley, D. Fries. H. Hauglid. lst ROW: I. Holm, L. High, B. Brown, E. DeVries, D. Heck- lund, D. Iohnson. G. Hagerty. OFFICERS ADVISERS I. Hilleren, V. Pres. Mr. Halgren. Chm. P. Brown. Sec. Miss Glendenning B. Carrier, Treas. Miss Ring I. Morrill, Pres. Miss Wood Mr. Hayden 4th ROW: W. Mohn. R. Iohnson, I. Malmstedt, R. Leeds I. Morrill, I. Mattson. W. Narey. 3rd ROW: R. Norris. F. Kaeppel, I. Kern, D. Kivisto, P Mills, D. Nesteby. M. McGinty. Znd ROW: C. Martin, C. Kardell. D. Kuhlman, I. Neilson M. Maund, A. Newdall, G. Martin. lst ROW: C. Nicholson, L. Nelson. L. Kellogg, B. Nelson M. McMasters. M. Myers. M. Lindquist. 4th ROW: F. Quinn. D. Olson, D. Shalfer, R. Reid, N. Rud R. Olson. 3rd ROW: D. Rivard. D. Shaper. D. Patterson, I. Schcuss A. Ottenholm. 2nd ROW: K. Severson. M. Ruplin, E. Peterson, E. Pohl M. Schmoker. lst ROW: I. Ruedlinger. M. Plali, A. Pooler. B. Pickett C. Severson. 4th ROW: G. Swenson, T. Sutton, C. Swanson, H. Wahl- ber, E. Stowe, I. Shinn, I. Worthingham. 3rd ROW: S. Stasel, T. Thuss, B. Trisler, M. Sweall, B. Westerberg, I. Wefald. 2nd ROW: M. Westerberg. B. Tracy. S. Unger, C. Wolff, M. Turnham. N. Skibness, K. Towne. lst ROW: L. Thompson. M. Wyatt, E. Weld. A. Wilcox, P. Vaughn. P. Wind. 4th ROW: T. Ware, T. Thies, R. Murphy. C. Nelson, T. Church, R. Witts, D. Williams, D. Iohnson. 3rd ROW: I. Christiansen, W. Sowden, L. Iohnson, S. Foster. I. Sandberg, I. Swiersyck, I. Palm. 2nd ROW: R. Moritz. E. Hubbard, R. Gordon, R. Delaney, R. Fernelius. D. Frieborg, I. Gust. D. Sewall. lst ROW: R. Bender, R. Arthur. L. Peterson, E. Calvin. R. Lindgren, A. Loberg, R. Hanson, R. Rowland. NINTH GRADE The ninth graders under the presidency ot Larry Smith were active in the Iunior High Student Council. Numerous ninth graders played a prominent part in athletics. For social activity, their interests centered around the Canteen, and dur- ing the year, tour dancing parties were given by the ninth grade Canteen under the supervision of Mrs Huso The class promises to be a mighty alert and active sophomore class OFFICERS L. Smith, Pres. H. Peterson, V. Pres. W. Harper, Sec. D. Hegrenes, Treas. ADVISE-IRS Mrs. Huso, Chairman Miss McShane Mr. Krueger Mr. Zimmerman Sth HOW: I. Lisk, D. Gardner, C. Hoffman. R. Elverum, G. Manner. A. Iohnson, H. Lung, H. Miller, H. Iones, M. Gultahon. I. Hanzlik, M. Lindner. 31:52 4th ROW: I. Hacking. M. Harding, . Iohnson, T. Moegar, I. Gable, . Hegrenes. D. Langbehn. D. Heller. . Miller. L. Glinski, G. Goodrich. I4 3rd ROW: M. Hoffman. B. Iohnson, . Moes, G. Keller. I. I.aHue. N. Keen. . Hanson. I. Martin, B. Iackson. C. Mc- Cullum. 2nd ROW: P. Leland. C. Gallinson, I. Holmquist. K. Gallagher. K. Granum. I. Lorenz. R. Goranson, M. Iessen, G. Maas. lst ROW: I. Held, D. Iohnson. W. Harper, N. March. L. Kendrick. Sth HOW: K. Dann, T. Fredrickson, B. Cantieny. R. Christiansen. M. Fagan, R. Allen, G. Anderson. B. Fletcher, C. De- 4 o -1 5' 9 G -1 0 i F 3 1 -4 Q 2. n If F' 3 Q 9 -1 F IIIRJI Anderson. A. . Davis, I. Ferrin. K. Becker. u0Z CJ -. noe ZS ,D as-0 QE F, .. CU sf' F Fl Fe: I-u 755 0-2. 3' -. E05 5. . . -gm FE' o l ?2.2 O - ai! F:-' Bl ISI :1 Irma. 91 -. an-gm 5.30 F515 cv .?3 Z' :r'-ng' ?'n. Ve T-73 w O -.QP Q. 5 cu ?n' rg? in Emi nf?- a -. P-T'. Diack. G. Clark. lst ROW: R. Dvorsky. B. Chamberlain. P Beal, I. Brown, I. Carlson, C. Cristman 4th ROW: I. Nessheim. I. Turnha Nyberg. D. Senander, H. Heill, H. san. K. Ostrom. A. Pearson, C. Sen D. Warner, D. Philips. 3rd HOW: W. Wilson. I. Reiss. M. P I. Scott. M. Pedersen, B. Nashi Schroeder. C. Solle. T. Wentwor Olson. Wolfe C Stark B ederson W D. Noreen. I. Peterson. A. Tl-no Vinz. I. Huediger. 2nd ROW: I. Pave? G. Stagebe . . . . , . I lst ROW: C. Otis. I. Rutherford. B. son. I. Stewart, I. Sundqaard, C. V M. Busch. B. Stuart, I. Weitz Sarnels. A. Voss. 4th ROW: M. Carlson, M. Davis, . Anderson, H. Carlson. D. Bohn, . Formoe B. Bohlig, . OFFICERS B. Iones. Pres. B. Milbrath, V. Pres. R. Seaburg. Sec. B. Goodrich. Treas. ADVISERS Miss Iustin, Chairman Miss Lundquist Miss Paulson Mr. Krause Sth ROW: D. Mattheisen. W. Iohnson, I. Iallo. W. Laidlaw. R. Hallberg. G. Hoops. M. Iohnson. B. Kuennen. W. Harrison. B. Iones. W. Hammerlund. R. Milbrath 4th ROW: R. Langanki. R. Moliter. I. May. E. Loberq. G. Iohnson. R. Larson, C Hartmann. T. Hall. I. Hecklund, M. Lycnsi N. Iohnson. 3rd ROW: M. Iohnson. D. Larson. P. Mc Masters. N. Kuntz. C. McKinley. I Kocourek. M. Iesperson. D. Houll. M. Haveson. V. Hooper. 2nd ROW: A. Loe. L. Kindrick. P. Kearney F. Kardell. W. Kildahl. W. Lewis. E Hamlet. I. Hanson. I. Meyer. H. Hausi kins. lst ROW: G. Hecklin. R. Hinton. G. Mc- Elmurray. F. McKinley. S. Kimel. R. Hall B V ney. R. Sanders. I. Tilton. Peabody. P. Weeks. D. Winters, I. Steller. M. ie. I. Oborn. R. Rowland. C. Sundgaard. I. Tha er. R. th ROW: M. Carlson. S. Dann. I. Bye. wr. R. Goodrich. R. Byboth. K. L. Albinson. B. Dalsin. I. G. Cox. ROW: E. Barton. C. Album. M. Ander- son. D. Christiansen. B. Bolduc. E. Erlan- son, I. Freiborg. S. Garber. D. Doherty. B. Forshier. C. Flatin. C. Anthony. M. Gleeson. G. B. Rnnen. P. Aydt. G. Dahl. Brown. F. Bradley. R. Gadney. R. Cheney. R. Conle. W. R. Fardal. D. Ganyo. De- Brown. G. Berg. F. Bloom, I. mme. G. Peterson. G. Paulson. D. R. Seaberg. V. Nelson. R. D. Peerman. L. Sistad. N. Weese. OW: N. Sylven. R. Paulson. R. Wil- . W. Reed. C. Nordquist. S. Venard, Woodling. P. Nelson. B. Wilkerson. ROW: E. Worrall. I. Steinhelber, P. B Smith. C. Ru:-ich. C. Steenson. ROW: B. Ross. M. Skanse. S. Nickells. S exe. I. von Lorenz. D. Ware. C. G. Lampman. H. Stevens. D. M. Skeie. B. Robbins. L. Simons. EIGHTH GRADE The eighth graders seem to be known for their excess vitality in and out ot school. Their interests are typical of all school classes. and they show promise of being good prospects for the sports of the future. The Canteen was their major social interest of the year. SEVENTH GRADE The seventh graders began their Iunior High School career by winning a first prize for their Homecoming lloat in the fall. For the most part, theirs was a steady grind of classes, but they did take time out to enjoy two 'parties given under the auspices of the Iunior High Canteen program. Wwe OFFICERS B. Paterson. Pres. E. Kinney. V. Pres. D. David, Sec. V. Rydland. Treas. ADVISERS Mrs. McKay, Chairman Miss Hawkinson Miss Simmonds 4th ROW: D. Marengo. R. Maurer. G. Leal, G. Heinecke. M. Maiestic. E. Kin' ney. C. Hobbs. P. Hirmke. B. Gotten, P. Gordon, M. Miller. 3rd ROW: A. LaBeau. L. Gardner. P. Hansell, V. Molke. P. Gonion. K. Houck. A. Moores. F. Morris. I. Hauglid, L. Larsen. 2nd BOW: I. Langanki. B. Hougard. P. Kilbourne. W. Keller, I. Honsey. I. Malm- stedt. I. Hancock. S. Lowry. D. Heiliq. I. Kendall. D. Harper. lst HOW: K. Lamb. G. Hansen. M. Mc' Kinle . Lund uist, W Golden. C. v I- q . Haynes. T. Ienks. W. Graves. H. Iohn- son, R. Herlert. B. Morrill. 4th HOW: P. Westerman. I. Ostby. C Plaisted. E. Pickett. I. Sedseky. I. Neitzel L. Williams. H. Smith. M. O'Shea, B Patterson, H. Stephenson. C. Reed. 3rd ROW: R. Williams. B. Quady. V Reierson. I. Nelson, D. Weisner. E Phillips. L. Sykora. S. Williams. L. Nel son. I. Rutledge. H. Olson. 2nd HOW: D. Otis. H. Thompson. H. Pavey G. Persian. M. Peterson. R. Swanson. I Olson. M. Wilkie. H. Skinner. R. Hoessel W. Stageberg. lst HOW: D. Shinn. D. Schaper. V. Ryd land. M. Vollmer. D. Peters. H. Norby M. Schack. F. Ruplin. C. Sewall. I Swallender. I. Sargent. M. Noren. 4th HOW: B. Friedlund. K. Clark. B. L. DeMar. R. Elie, H. Buchheit. A. G. Cerise. I. Farmer. N. Domian, B. S. Falck. 3rd HOW: L. Anderson. R. Frye. W. L. deBoom. L. Fischer. L. Eplte Erickson, I. Eliison. W. Duck, D. l E. Froberg. 2nd ROW: G. Flor. V. Fre . I. Rn M. Brose, M. Foster, Boqui Bevensee. B. Bloom, C. Brost. M. well. B. Fleming. lst ROW: I. Berkwitz, E. Carlson. C. man. I. Cochrane. C. Anderson. L. D. David. G. Foster. T. Crellin, B. R. Anderson. .ACTIVITIES SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL 1-5 Bruce Christensen President Sylvia Rydland Treasurer Mr Kuhlmun Adviser Carol Iohnson Secretary Lee Wmdahl Vice President The first project of the Student Council this year was to put the new pomt system mto effect This cut down the extra currlcular act1v1t1es of some students and spread out the duties and offices to a larger number of students As soon as committees were chosen they started to work The best known of these committees was the Hall and Building Committee wh1ch put forth every effort to remove the congestion in the halls in the mommg and during the lunch hours The counc1l put many ideas into effect such as student suggestion boxes in varlous rooms and season trckets for the basketball games The council agam took over Homecoming activities and produced another successful Homecoming Delegates were sent to the meeting of the Northwest Federation of Student Councils and returned wxth The big project for the year was the publ1cat1on of student directories Wh1Ch give the name address phone number and grade of each Park student The council s aim this year was for a more active student government resulting 1n more partlcxpatxon in school affairs by the students themselves Q STUDENT COUNCIL 4th ROW B Carlson A Nel son I Davidson D Andrews C Stuck B Nordstrom D Olson R Pickett I 3rd ROW T Pxrsch D Shae fer A Pooler A Sehlm N Rudd I Morrill I Rogers Znd ROW L Domxan M Clark I Woodward I Brown K Severson I Nelson lst ROW E Hartzell I Ienkms M Merchant N Gregg I McGxnty N Thomson I -A 1 1 Q '. 'U I , f f I fd 1 I N new suggestions. Also the council voted to join the National Association of Student Councils. STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEES The people to head the varxous standxng commxttees numbenng about 14 are chosen by the members of the Student Council on the basls of past leadershlp and responslble attmtude toward dutles glven to them The rest oi the members of the comm1ttees not necessanly on the counc1l are then chosen by the members of the councxl at large on the basxs of 1nterest shown rn school aifarrs A commxttee may be called upon at any trme to do a servrce that lt rs specxally htted for The commxttee head IS ready at any t1me to gxve a report on the commrttee s act1v1t1es and at the student government day program at the end of the year each chaxrman prepares and glves a report on the years proyects for the beneht of the entxre student body COMMITTEE HEADS 2nd ROW I Rodgers D Olson B Nordstrom A Nelson B Carlson T Pxrsch C Stuck Davxdson L. Wxndahl lst ROW I Ienkxns I Brown S Rydland P Woodward I McG1nty 4-wb! IUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL The Iumor H1gh Student Councll met under the dlrectxon of Mr Foltmer Whlle thelr CICIIVIIIBS were not too vaned the organlzatlon of the counc1l does teach the parhamentary pro cedure wluch proves valuable 1n later hfe IUNIOR HIGH STUDENT I N COUNCIL 3rd ROW B Patterson R Smxth I.. deBoom G Peter son K Anderson 2nd ROW W Keller I Kocou rek V Hooper P McMas ters M Woodlmg lst ROW L. Albxnson D Heg renes I Wertzel B Peder son N March . , , . . 'Q : Y 3 r-fq , 'N . .. .. , I -, . . ,3 if, . ,. .. , . f 4 ' , X . 3 1-r J 1 47 .lx it S If' N rw I :. . . 4 Z- ,. ' lc 1 n ' ,M ECHO ECHO STAFF 2nd ROW: I. Ienkins. N. Allen, L. Garborg. N. Thomson, D Iamieson, M. Dow. I.. Stone B. Beal. S. Iackson. lst ROW: B. Nordstrom. R Clark, Mrs. Moffat. E. Hart- zell, I. Davidson. Looking over this year's Echos. we find the Homecoming issue with the picture of the queen and her attendants. Next comes the junior class play and then the Christmas issue. Before the senior class presented its play, the editors threw the rule book out of the window and proved that you can fool all of the people some of the time by printing a really different April Fool's Day issue telling of the mythical swimming pool and the state basketball champion- ship, an honor which only the Echo could give Park. The editors admit that editing 17 issues of the Echo seemed like a lifetime job, but now that the year is at a close, they say that they are certainly glad they had the chance both for the fun derived and for the experience. ECHO REPORTERS 3rd ROW: R. Bevensee. P Georgas, T. Vessey, B. l-'latin C. Milnor, G. Smith. 2nd ROW: R. Rudd. P. Gleeson M. Whitaker. M. Clark, G Grady. I. Kuntz. lst ROW: B. Schmoker, I. Swan- son, M. Hollinbeck, N. Gregg. K. Clark, A. Pooler. ECHOWAN 2nd ROW: I. Larsen, B. Chris- tensen. D. Iamieson, A. Mork. lst ROW: I. Brown, B. Moeger, I. Nelson, I. Swanson. Our sole purpose was to make this year book better, different, cmd interesting. We pasted, figured, Cut pictures, wrote copy, erased, typed, until we were literally brain- tired. We're grateful to Miss Isacson, Miss Dillon and Mr. Welke for patiently explaining the hows and whys of making a year book. We did enjoy making the book, though, and we hope you will overlook faults and enjoy it, too-now and in future years. 2 ,mv I THE STAFF Ianet Nelson ------ Ioanna Brown - Ioy Larsen - - - Beverly Moeger - Ann Mork - - - Bruce Christensen - Iulia Swanson - Dick Iamieson - Elsie Syverson - Ardith Fountain - Editor-in-Chief Literary Editor Business Manager Art Editor Art Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor Photographer Typist Typist LEADERSHIP CLUB Not one, not two, but all the members of this club are presidents or leaders of all the organizations in the school. This Board of Strategy comes to Mr. Kuhlman's office with their own desks, pens, and pencils to learn parlia- mentary procedure, and to discuss conditions around the halls and building. How can we improve them? That's a good question, one frequently raised in their discussions. It is invariably answered and the problem is solved by the talented members of the Leadership Club. Basically, this club is to acquaint club leaders with the duties which they as presidents of their various clubs must fulfill. That which they leam and discuss at their meetings, they take back to their own clubs: thereby making each club better, this resulting in more student participation in all the organizations. Q Q L. Windahl efeh. BOD. Schack. I.. Sykora. Harper. SENIOR HIGH LEADERSHIP CLUB 4th ROW: D. Olson C Bohlig D. Richards D Iohnson D Andrews, D Iamieson B Nordstrom, A Zimmerschied 3rd ROW: I. Kuntx I Nelson I. Swanson P Gleeson B Christensen B Hill B Neal 2nd ROW: I. Worthmgham D Kivisto, N. Allen N Gregg P. Vaughn B Poole I Hill lst ROW: I. Morrill E Hartxell S. Rydland IVI Hollmbeck P Vaughn, G Martin C Swan IUNIOR HIGH LEADERSHIP CLUB 3rd ROW: B. Duck B Pederson I. Iohnson D Seaburg M 2nd ROW: P. Warner M Glee son, V. Reierson L Gardner lst ROW: I. Peterson W Fab rello, I. Burke B Iones W RED CROSS COUNCIL L is la t 1 I N A L. C. Hoffman, D. Andrews, B. Haug, C. Sund- gaard. Adviser: Miss Engan. RED CROSS COUNCIL 2nd ROW: S. Iackson, I. Carpenter D. Brown, B. Souden, R. Amtson C. Bohlig: I. Larsen, B. Beal. lst BOW: P. Vaughn, M. Dow, M Scott. D. Runkle, E. Syverson, P Vaughn. IUNIOR HIGH RED CROSS COUNCIL 3rd ROW: F. Ruplin, V. Frey, B. Hou- gard, I. Berkwitz, I.. Kendrick. 2nd ROW: C. Haynes, B. Stuart, M. Sand, C. Sundgaard. lst ROW: M. Skanse, G. Clark, C. Hoffman, B. Annen, S. Vinz. With the list of things needed for the year submitted by the Senior Red Cross, the members ol this division oi the organization started their year of helpful activities. Holidays such as Washington's Birthday, Christmas, New Year's Day, and Valentine's Day were the themes for their activities. Representatives volunteered to make such articles as tray covers and carnival hats. The Blue and Silver Tris also volunteered to help. They made mittens which were put in gilt boxes packed in the home rooms. Everyone in each home room tried to bring something to put in these boxes, such as a tooth brush, soap, or a wash cloth. Each box was filled with items to accommodate one child. All of these boxes went some place where they could do the most good and make some youngster more happy. CLUB 44 CLUB 44 2nd ROW D Nelson A Seh lm T Plrsch B Carlson B Sxme D Lundahl lst ROW I Behonek M Boett cher M Merchant M Hollm be k B Hlll Musxc for your dancmg and l1sten1ng pleasure soft candlellght cokes popcorn a popular pmg pong table Frlday mghts at the Leg1on Hall these are all symbols of one of Parks favonte rendezvous Club 44 standmg one ln our memory books The Leg1on Hall was approprlately decorated Wlfh balsam boughs red and green streamers mlstletoe and a huge gllttermg Chrlstmas tree Thls dance was sponsored by the Amerlcan Leg1on adm1ss1on and refreshments were tree At thls t1me Park students headed for Club 44 lured by the 1nv1tat1on There s room lor more at Club 44 Here s hopmg that Parkltes w1ll be able to Jump 1nto the1r Merry Oldsmoblles and enyoy themselves at Club 44 for many more years Standmg A Sorenson H Wessels B Neal F Harvey I Ludvxgson Seated M McGmty F Qumn I Shmn C Iohn son P Brown F Kaeppel y y . . . I A , . I , . i Y , . . 5 This year's annual Mistletoe Ball, the Christmas dress-up dance, was an out- SCHOOL DOOR CANTEEN 3rd ROW R Clark B Nord strom P Schultz I. Domxan Gass 2nd ROW N Allen N Thom son B Kxnney I McGmty B Hamlet lst ROW M Magney B Moe ger I Olson E Hartzell I Broderson Pep laughter cokes d1m hghts and smooth mus1c all go 1nto malung a successiul canteen of the school year Leadmg bands ol the clty provlde that smooth mus1c In the mxddle of another successful year the canteen gave 1lS th1rd annual Annxversary Ball Another h1ghl1ght was the Troplcal Canteen w1th Barbara K1nney rexgnmg as Orchid Queen The last dance oi the year was the Fnend h1p Dance whxch clxmaxed a day whlch was set aslde to stlmulate frxendshlp among Park students a proyect whlch IS however carned on all year A ir1endsh1p kmg and queen were chosen to relgn at the dance The Canteen IS backed by the P T A and any parents or alumm are always welcome ANNIVERSARY BALL GRAND MARCH Lett G Schatz B Chrxstensen P Stem L Domxan Rxght B Hamlet S Rydland B Kmney E Hartzell I . , . - . , . ' . . ' . ' y Started in 1944, the canteen has rapidly grown to become one of the most popular functions I 3rd ROW: D. Hegrenes, M. Clark Bofham. S. Vanard. D. Seaburg Anthony. 2nd ROW: I. Rennie, I. Kocourek, Clark. P. Leland, I.. Kendrick. lst ROW: K. Olstrom, I. Weitzel. Wilson, W. Harper, C. Hoffman IUNIOR HIGH CANTEEN The Iunior High Canteen. under the sponsorship of Mrs. Huso, is run much the same as the Senior High Canteen. In this, its first year of exist- ence, the Canteen has given four party-dances. The first of these was the Merry Mix-up which was based on the circus idea. The next was a ioint party of the eighth and ninth grades. A Halloween party followed this, and finishing the year was the Heartbeat Hop with Valentine's Day as the theme. The activity perhaps most looked forward to is the Senior Canteen's Orchid Dance which is the first senior high dance the freshmen are allowed to attend. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club, under the supervision of Mr. Lokensgard, science instructor. has taken part in varied and interesting activities. The several instructive experiments performed by various members were made possible only through Mr. Lokengard's co-operation. Among sundry trips taken were a tour of the Sanitary Ice Company. Museum of Natural History, University of Minnesota, and a visit to the Ford Motor Company. The Science Club is affiliated with Science Clubs of America. 4th ROW: R. Pickett. D. Andrews, I. Gearey, D. Iamieson, N. Seirup. B. Flatin, I. Iackson. 3rd ROW: C. Bohlig, I. Behonek. C. Butter, B. Bevensee, T. Vessey, I. Bixson, C. Hutchinson, R. Meyers. 2nd ROW: G. Schatz. I. Rodgers. R. Clark. M. Dow. I. Kuntz. G. Grady. B. Beck, I. Connell. lst ROW: E. flartzell, G. Ewert, P. Schultz, A. Zimmerschied, I.. Do mian. A. Fountain, B. Beal. f t 4th ROW: R. Lippka. L. Dahl. D. Iamie son. I.. Gass. B. Poole. 3rd ROW: R. Iohnson, B. Beaulieu, C. Fischer. T. Theis. C. Butter, I. Gehray. D. Andrews. 2nd HOW: K. Oswald, D. Holm. B. Grady. I.. Windahl, H. Olson, B. Carl son. lst: BOW: C. Clark. D. Carlson. C. Hutch inson, I.. Winn. B. Neal, D. Tourville D. Hanson. VISUAL AID The 27 members of the A.V.A. Club, the operators club, showed a grand total of about 500 reels this year, these reels being seen by a total of over 44,000 high school students! Not only were these films seen by high school students but by St. Louis Park's elementary grade students as well. The purpose of the A.V.A. Club is to learn the techniques of visual aid and to make visual aid more interesting to students. This year will forever be marked as a year of progress, for it was the beginning of a permanent library which will contain films to be available at all times. This. of course. will save rentals and transportation problems. Heading this department, the finest of its kind in the Northwest. is Mr. Welke, whose expert work in this field has become known throughout the Northwest and other parts of the United States. CAMERA CLUB The purpose of the Camera Club is to inform the stu- dents of the fundamentals and fine points of photography. The beginners learned the parts of a camera, how to develop print, and how to take good pictures. The advanced group studied more complicated work such as how to dodge. vignette, and recognize good composition. In order to be an active, voting member in the club, each person is required to take and develop a picture every month. This gives them much necessary experience. The activities for the year included an after school hike at Theodore Wirth Park and a party in the band room. Every- one brought some article which was used in table top photography. Later in the evening, refreshments were served. Many of the pictures taken by the members of this group went to make this book an enjoyable and interesting one. 4th ROW: C. Butter. I. Behonek. B. Neal. C. Milnor. I. Davidson. I. Bikson, D. Iamieson. 3rd ROW: K. Oswald, R. Lippka, D. Tourville. R. Olsen. C. Hutchinson. S. Billman, M. Scott. C. Clark. 2nd ROW: B. Kuka. B. Lenmark. l.. Winn, G. Heggerness. I. Sheils, B. Furber. M. Wyatt, I.. Iohnson. lst ROW: G. Fredrickson, S. Iackson, P. Carpenter. P. Woodward. N. Witt. I.. Fredri:kson. D. Hecklund, 3rd ROW: K. Severson. M. Ruplin C. Martin. T. Theis. C. Olson. B Swanson, M. Lindquist. 2nd BOW: I. Sundgaard. B. Stuart I. Wietzel. C. Wefald, B. Kuka. M Chapman. I. Nielsen. E. Weld. lst ROW: B. Hawkins, C. Severson B. Carrier. I. Wefald. I... Iohnson. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is an organization for those pupils interested in library work. The members learn to do many of the iobs of a regular librarian. This includes learning to shelve and slip books and to check books in and out for other students. During the year the club made several trips to other libraries where they were told the ways in which libraries were run so that the club members could compare our library with others. The girls have been unfortunate this year in the respect that their president resigned and that the Secretary's book containing the constitution and charter was lost. The vice president took over the presidency, and the members have written a complete new consti- tution and charter. Mrs. Elstrom of the Wenderly Manufacturing Company spoke to the members at a meeting during the middle of the year. With the information gained from this speaker and with the loyal help of Mrs. Iohnson, the head librarian. the members have gained a lot of valuable experience. SPANISH CLUB El Circulo de Espanol reorganized this year after a lapse of three years. The activities of the year started off with a Mexican movie at the University ot Minnesota entitled: Asi se Quiere en Ialisco. a talkie in Spanish. One of the final meetings of the year was spent in making a pinata for the pinata party at which the members thoroughly enjoyed themselves. A pinata is a large decorated jar which contains candies and is hung from the ceiling. Each person has a turn at breaking the iar blindfolded. As soon as the iar is broken. everyone dives for the candy. Those members who took Spanish several years ago often have a little trouble following all the talk that goes on at the meetings which are sometimes carried on in Spanish, but it is this type ot experience which best enables them to feel at ease if. some day. they should have an opportunity to visit Latin America or, perhaps. Spain. Sth ROW: I. Veilleux, I. Kuntz, P. Wood- ward. E. Buble. B. Beck. P. Houck G. Germaine. 4th ROW: B. Beck. I. Nelson, I. Brown N. Miles, M. Maund. M. Whitaker N. Warner. 3rd HOW: D. Bunkle, I. Swanson. M. Morrissey. G. Grady. M. Dunham. B. Haasch. P. Curry. 2nd BOW: S. McQueen, B. Beal, S. Iohn son. P. Brown. P. Keeley. G. Hartzell. M. Hollinbeck. lst HOW: I. Ienkins, M. Dow, P. Gleason, L. Nadasdy. 3rd ROW: W. Kruse, I. Davenport. M. X- X Scott. T. Bauer, S. Erickson, T. Thuss. 2nd BOW: D. Hurley. I. Biss, M. Berg man, S. Billman, I. Swanson. B Howard. lst ROW: P. Telford, N. Thomson, N Allen. B. Moeger, I. Nelson. BRUSH AND PALETTE To promote art and art appreciation is the motto of the Brush and Palette Club. The members belong to the senior art class and carry on much oi their work during this period. The goal oi each member this year was to leam as much as possible about art and to promote art appreciation and understanding. The students tumed out posters, advertisements, and decorations for various activities throughout the year. Decorations designed and made by the Brush and Palette decked the halls during the Christmas season. During the year the club displayed its work in school showcases, and many students had their work recognized in art contests. The club met every two weeks during class period. In April a dinner was held at the Hasty Tasty for the alumni. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CLUB The Christian Fellowship Club is a comparatively new club, having been organized only two years ago. Its purpose is to bring together all senior high school students interested in having a good time singing, studying the Bible, and hearing young people from similar organizations tell about the activities of their clubs. This year's theme was Living Christianity Seven Days a Week. 3 2nd ROW: P. Hauglid, I. Dron. B. Beck B. Beck. P. Beal. lst BOW: B. Granum, I. Davenport, I Perrin, S. Iohnson. Sth ROW P Vaughn C Iohn son I Peterson M Dow B Hamlet P Woodward M Hansen I Carlson 4th ROW N Thomson B Aretz M Morrissey G Grady G Ewert B Haug N Allen P Doyle D Kuhl man 3rd ROW N Mxles B Kmney I McG1nty N Martm S For ster C Bxldsten P Qumn M Ruplxn K Severson C Kardell Znd ROW G Martm N Berset C Severson P Brown M Schmoker B Carrler I Ien kms L Garborg Y Skog man L Wmn M Scott PEP CLUB Yea Rah Rah Parkll roar hundreds of voxces as the cheerleaders lead Park students xn a cheer In the three front rows youll hnd thxrty sxx gxrls clad ln bright orange lackets yelling to the top of thexr lungs These are the gxrls ln the Pep Club The Pep Club xs the backbone ol the cheermg sectxon and whether :ts a football or a basketball game the orange lackets are there xn a body They plan all the pep tests and take charge oi electmg the cheerleaders Durmg basketball season they sponsor Orange and Black day clxmaxed by a game and dance m the evenmg The Pep Clubs mam purpose xs to create pep enthuslasm and student backmg for all games and peptests lst ROW I Larsen S Rydland 4th ROW M Scott Y Skog man S Bxllman L. Fredrick Shaw P Holden K Davxs 3rd ROW I McGxll M Chap man C Hoffman N Ander son I Bxss I Ferrm I Dron M Mornssey 2nd ROW I. Wmn B Kuka M Freude B Klnney S Hydland S Iackson N Wltt M Sewall lst ROW I Brown I Swanson G Heggerness I Peterson A Pooler E Berg G Fred nckson M Hansen G.A A The purpose of the Gxrls Athletxc Assocxatxon ns to encourage glrls to become more mterested xn athletxcs Most of the mterest thus year was shown rn volleyball basketball and badmmton The most popular outsxde actlvltxes were swlmmmg skatxng and bowlxng The G A A sponsored tournaments whlch promoted competxtxon among the classes and increased the gxrls mterest xn thelr sports All members worked hard to earn money for the club by sellxng at the concessxon at the Hopkms basketball game Part ot the money earned helped to pay lor a party glven at the end ot the year At thls tlme all new members were welcomed mto the organxzatxon and presentatxon oi awards was made to all glrls who had earned them durmg the school year '6 n 1 s 1 1 ' , . . - g son, I. Olson, L Iohnson, M. , V , : . ' , . - e . . . I . . , . . 6- A O 5 - ' ' 7 4 9 b I ' ' X3 Q, . : . , . . I ,A X 5 1 . , . - I . I X11 S Al . . P 1 . 1 , : . . . . R I . , . . k -, Q 1 1 - 1 I ' V 5 . . . I X I C VOCATIONAL CLUB Sth ROW P Gleeson I Nelson I Thompson C Hoffman N Anderson M Otterholm H Hubbard V Wexs I Brod arson L. Fernellus B Gra num 4th ROW I1 Ganyo A Mork S McQueen G Iessen B Patterson D Runkle G Iohn son B Schneider D Sne gosky I Dron 3rd ROW N Martm D Dron C Btldsten E Hartzel N Gregg I Ienkxns I.. Gar borg L Stone I Port P Grabow 2nd ROW P Curry G Fred rxckson I Carpenter B I.ar sen I Ferrm I Brss L. Lxn dahl A Fountam M Swartz lst ROW E Berg D Mason E Syverson G Heggerness D Kxvxsto S Iackson M Olson Semor gxrls who are mterested ln learrung more about varlous vocatlons and opportunl txes m the busmess world make up the membershlp of the Vocatlonal Club Each Thursday noon 1n room 104 about 35 glrls assemble to hear guest speakers or their own classmates relate the deslrable and undesxrable qualmes of a vanety of occupatxons The Vocatxonal Club IS extremely helpful for many glrls who are undecided as to what occupation they would lxke and others who leam more about the one they are mterested m Representatwes 1n the f1elds of radxo dress des1gn1ng and personnel department are a few of the speakers who have talked to the glrls BLUE TRI SILVER Standmg N Mxles V Pres I Brown Treas I Swan son ICC Seated M Hansen Sec N Gregg Pres Buy Blue Tn cakesl Such was the slogan that netted the Blue Tn tts quota for the World Wide Reconstructxon Dnve 'I'h1s together wlth work for the Red Cross a settle ment house party and the Lenten Servxces wxth the H1 Y and Silver Tn constxtuted the mam servxce prolects of Blue Tn this year And then who can forget the Sadxe Hawkms Day dance so successfully given m the fall of the year? The clxmaxmg event of Blue Tn actxvxhes was the Mothers and Daughters Tea presented nn the sprmg Thus the combxned efforts of 130 gxrls helped put over a blgger and better Blue Tn for the 1946 47 school year Standmg D Kuhlman lCC C Severson Treas Seated P Vaughn Pres G Clark Sec The Sllver Tn IS a Iunxor branch of the YWCA The club offers membershxp to all freshmen and sophomore gxrls 'I'he1r goal this year has been to develop a good socxal and mental attitude toward racxal tolerance The greatest achxevement of the club this year was its 5100 contrxbutlon to the YW C A World Reconstructxon Fund At Christmas txme the gxrls made mittens for the Red Cross Durmg the year they have had many mterestmg speakers tio Salk to them about vocatxons etxquette and personal a 1 s I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 I ' I 1 I ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I I I I ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I u I 1 ' 1 1 1 ' V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V' Z 1 1 1 - 9 I I I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ,g - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . I , 2 1 1 . 1 - 1 I I I I K 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I , I t 1 Miva ' 11 A .1 1 ', 11 X f , 1 I 1 t -11 A .1 .-is Z 1 1 1 17 1 1 .J 1 - Z 1 1 1 1 12 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 .I 1 1 1 Z 1 1 1? 1 1 1 I I 1 ' I I , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' I I BLUE TRI 5th ROW: M. Merchant, M. Bishop, B. Hoosen, P. Telford. M. Otterholm. R. Hubbard. V. Weis. I. Broderson. L. Stone. I. Swanson. 4th ROW: M. Boettcher, l. Thompson, G. Heggerness, N. Gregg. I. Brown, I. Ferrin, I. Dron, M. Mangney. C. Lewis. 3rd ROW: S. Rydland. N. Witt, N. Anderson. I. Klodt. M. Dunham, L. Garborg. I. Ienkins, P. Hemmer- lund. 2nd ROW: M. Swartz, S. Iackson, H. Iones, L. Knight. M. Ionas, D. Kil- dahl. A. Fountain, L. Lindahl. I. Port. lst ROW: C. Lorenz, D. Danielson, P. Carpenter. G. Fredrickson, D. Mason, E. Berg, M. Gendreau. 5th ROW: E. Syverson. B. Beck, C. Hoffman, I. Skallerud, M. Olson. M. Dow, M. Scott. I. Peterson, D. Hansen. 4th HOW: D. Hunkle, N. Warner. B Lenmark, M. Lee, B. Schnieder. G Iohnson. D. Snegoslcy, P. Hauglid 3rd HOW: B. Kinney, N. Miles, I. McGinty, E. Thompson, Y. Martin P. Vaughn, B. Hamlet, P. Wood- ward, M. Hansen. 2nd ROW: M. Olson, B. Beal. I. B P. Quinn, G. Ewert, M. Morrissey G. Grady, M. Frieborg. lst ROW: L. Iohnson. S. Iohnson. Y Skogman. F. Fairbairn, L. Len P. Franks. M. Freude. 4th ROW: P. Doyle. S. Forster. Clark, A. DeMar. I. Larsen, B. M. Whitaker, I. Weiald. S. Ro D. Matthews. 3rd ROW: P. Gleeson, N. Allen. Thomson, L. Iohnson. M. Cha1 G. Iessen, I. Shiels. I. Olson, Dreschler, M. Lundahl. Znd ROW: B. Aretz, C. Navratil. Hillstedt. I. McGill, I. Olson. Slaiter. A. Iohnson. P. Thayer. McQueen. lst ROW: D. Kivisto, M. Hollil D. Dion. P. Curry, C. Bildsten Martin. E. Hartzell. A. Mork. 5th ROW: M. Shaw, C. Iohnson, K Becker. I. Hacking, B. Westerberg S. Foster, M. Gustafson, S. Billman M. Ruediger, I. Schauss. 4th ROW: I. Hanzalik, C. Solle, M Harding, G. Hartzell, A. Otterholm M. McGinty, I. Carlson, E. Peterson D. Kuhlman. M. Brand, G. Keller 3rd HOW: B. Broms. P. Anderson B. Ioubert, C. Kardell, C. Martin M. Damon, K. Severson, M. Ruplin I. Brown. 2nd ROW: L. Dahl, B. Nelson, P Brown, L. Thompson. B. Howard C. Severson. M. Westerberg, A Pooler, P. Beal. lst ROW: B. Iackson, G. Conway I. Elgard, R. Dworsky. I. Sungaard W. Harper, M. Busch. 5th BOW: N. Iohnson, B. Bohlig. G Burwell, D. Kivisto, M. Sistad, K Towne, M. Bergman, H. Iones, M Hollingsworth, N. Olson. 4th ROW: K. Granum, M. McMasters A. Newdall, B. Pickett, I. Davidson A. Formoe. P. Erlanson, S. Vin: I. LaHue, C. Wetald. 3rd ROW: K. Gallagher, R. Hanson, I. Ruediger, B. Iohnson, A. Thorne C. Galinson, T. Wentworth. I. Holm quist, I. Peterson. C. Cristman B. Stuart. 2nd ROW: I. Weitzel. N. March, T. Vetsch, B. Chamberlain, C. Olson V. Moes. G. Clark, P. Vaughn L. High, I. Carlson. lst ROW: G. Barber, G. Hagerty M. Schmoker, N. Keen. P. Leland I. Berkwitz, I. Stewart. 4th ROW: B. Furber, M. Carlson, B Hawkins. I. Welald, S. Erickson L. Iohnson, D. Warner, C. Brown L. Fredrickson, B. Bond. 3rd ROW: M. Clark, D. Patterson, P Mills. I. Iamieson, I. Nielsen, D Hurley. B. Browne. C. Dornblaser M. Maund. 2nd HOW: M. Wyatt, G. Martin, I Burke, I. Pavey, E. Burmeister, B Bloom, M. Lindquist. I. Rutherford I. Behonek. lst ROW: M. Lindner, N. Skibness N. Berset, I. Brown, E. DeVries M. Myers, E. Weld, B. Carrier. D. Hecklund, D. Iohnson. SILVER TRI ITT P3 1 v ALL SCHOOL HI-Y D. Olson. Sec.: S. Iohnson, V. Pres.: B. Nordstrom, I. Davidson, Treas.: D. Andrews, Chap. OFFICERS lst HALF 2nd President - - B. Nordstrom B. Poole . V. President - - D. Nelson S. Iohnson 7 ' Secretary - - D. Olson D. Olson Nail Smith and His Village Vandals. Lumberiack King. Treasure' ' S' Iohnson I' Dal Chaplain ---- I. Davidson D. Ar This year the All-School Hi-Y's year was divided into two parts with one set oi officers taking charge during the first halt ot the year and another presiding during the last halt. The All-School Hi-Y sponsored a snow party at Camp Ihduhapi, to which all Hi-Y members and dates were invited to attend. The students took skates, skis, and toboggans. The boys cooked their own meal after which the students took hikes, played ping-pong. danced, or sat around the tire. Together with the Blue and Silver Tris. the All-School Hi-Y presented a Lenten service in the auditorium. The sermon was given by Reverend Einar Martinson. Reports ot the school board were passed out to Park residents by members of all the Hi-Ys. The year was ended with an all-senior farewell party. ADELPHI HI-Y - The Adelphi Hi-Y, under the presidency of Bob Hill and the guidance of Mr. Zanna and Iames Perkins, again took charge of the Lumberjack Day program, the crowning ot the Lumberiack King. and the Lumber- iack Dance held in the evening. The canned food drive. which aided needy families, was sponsored by the club members. They contributed to other worthy causes such as the Red Cross. As a final project, the club awarded two worthy boys by sending them on a canoe trip into Canada. 2nd ROW: P. Tierney. C. Dooley. B. Beaulieu. I. Kuntz. Mr. Zanna, A. Sehlin. D. Brown, B. Kuhlman, B. Christensen. X X lst ROW: B. Nordstrom. B. Hill, B. X X4 Carlson. I. Davidson. R. Pickett. 2nd ROW: G. McCartney, I. Rode. G. Ludvigson, B. Neal. B. Carlson. Mr. Daly H. Noreen. D. Iorvig, B. lohnson. R Bildsten, O. Quady. lst ROW: T. Vessey. E. Erlanson, D. Olson A. Sorenson. B. Hedges, C. Hutchinson. l FIDELIS HI-Y The most important project of the I-'idelis Hi-Y was the sponsorship of the Sister Kenny Drive which was made a success through the cooperation of all students. The members again gave a dance, The Polka Dot Prance. which was held in Ianuary. Two of the boys attended the state capitol as guests of the Honorable George H. Matchan. and one representative of the club was sent to the central Minnesota and western Wisconsin Winter Training Conference. A joint meeting with the Adelphis was held at the Y.M.C.A., followed by a splash party. ORTHO HI-Y This year the Ortho Hi-Y, as a service proiect. made a baseball scoreboard for our St. Louis Park baseball team. They also took the bleachers from the football field to the baseball field at the beginning of the baseball season. To help out their treasury, they conducted a paper drive: and with the money collected, they gave the senior members a farewell party. - - QAQ- 2nd ROW: I Osborne I Rodgers A. Roessel I Franks K Oswald Mr. Halgren D Lundahl E Fulton l. Behonek M Knutson I Moronx lst ROW: R Peterson T Pirsch C Bohlig, D Richards A Pooler 2nd ROW: D. Tourville, C. Schuller, C Townsend, B. Rogers, M. Seely, B Flaten, W. Fredrickson, C. Larsen D. Pobuda. lst HOW: F. Hurd, L. Windahl, D. Iohn son, D. Andrews, D. Hoffman. DUX HI-Y The members of the Dux Hi-Y counted their many blessings. and then turned their thoughts to the less fortunate people in St. Louis Park. With this in mind, they gave Thanksgiving baskets to some of the needy. The next project that was undertaken was the annual toy collection. This was followed by the sponsorship ol the March of Dimes campaign. The service men's plaque, their school project which they have been working on for several years, was completed this year. REX HI-Y This year ended three successful years of existence lor the Rex Hi-Y. The meetings were highlighted by speakers on India, Mexico, medicine, coaching, and sports reporting. From the ranks of this Hi-Y, the all-school Hi-Y president, Bob Poole, was chosen. Bob was also elected all-city president. The club's service proiect was its donation of S98.U0 to a fund started to buy an iron lung to be kept at the St. Louis Park Fire Department. They also donated S10 to the tuberculosis campaign. , f B .4 L l l 2nd ROW: P. Schultz, D. Spanier, R. Peterson, D. Holmquist, C. Milnor, Mr. Griebenow, C. Fischer, H. Ran- dall, C. Butter, B. Nelson, R. Lippka. lst ROW: S. Brown, B. Bevensee. K. Reed, B. Poole. D. Nelson. DEBATE Again proving themselves to be the unknown quantity in the region five debate tournament, Park's debate team swept the tournament with four wins and no losses. Bob Bevensee and Craig Milnor on the negative defeated Southwest and Hopkins, while Ruth Clark and Cort Clark on the affirmative defeated Marshall and Roosevelt. Moving on to the state tournament, Bob and Cort debating for Park defeated Mahnomen and New Ulm and lost to Duluth Denfield and South St. Paul. The other members of the debate team participated in interscholastic debates during the year and acted as critics when the four A squad members were preparing for the tournaments. T . I QLQQHSM-' 2nd HOW: T. Ware, B. Bevensee. C. Milnor E. Ruble. lst ROW: P. Woodward. C. Clark, R. Clark MASQUE AND GAVEL .. A - 3rd ROW: P. Gleeson. I. Kuntz. E. Buble, H. Bevensee. R. Clark, C. Milnor, M. Dow. F. Hurd, S. McGuire. 2nd ROW: M. Olson, P. Curry, S. Rydland, N. Gregg, D. Runkle, G. Ewert. P. Wood' ward, G. Grady, P. Vaughn, I. Veilleux. lst ROW: S. Brown. I. McGinty. I. Ienkins, E. Hartzell. B. Hamlet, L. Domian. New members of Masque and Gavel were admitted under a pledge system this year. Points were given for different speech activities participated in: and with fifteen points, those interested in joining Masque and Gavel could become pledges. A dinner was held for all pledges at which time humorous skits were given by them. Each pledge was then required to get ten more points in order to become a full-fledged member. Representatives from Masque and Gavel entered speech contests, debates, and many other speech activities. ONE ACT PLAY Trifles. by Susan Glaspel, was the one-act play given by Park students under the direction of Mr. Balch at the play con- test held at Robbinsdale High School in the spring. Stanley McGuire took the part of the county attorney: Iack Behonek, the sheriff: Dorothy Runkle, his wife: Leonard Nadasdy, the farmer: Pat Curry, his wife. 2nd ROW: I.. Nadasdy, S. McGuire, I. Behonek. lst ROW: D. Runkle, P. Curry. ORIOLIANS Y-' Q 4th ROW: R. Pickett, N. Seirup, F.. Schatz. D. Witts. D. Richards, F. Young, D. Zipoy, C. Milnor, T. Cass. 3rd ROW: B. Iohnson, P. Tierney, S. McGuire, D. Hoffman. L. Gass, F. Hurd, R. Arntson, I. Reese. 2nd ROW: L. Gust. M. Swartz. C. Fleming, C. Navratil, P. Telford, A. Fountain, I. Port. P. Franks, M. Lee. lst ROW: P. Vaughn, M. Lundahl, L. Lenmark, B. Lenmark, I. Carpenter, B. Moeger, D. Dion, L. Garberg. This fall the glee club welcomed back Director Gordon Griebenow after an absence of three years. The first few weeks were spent in getting acquainted with the relatively new director and accustomed to the changes in every routine. The glee club made its first public appearance at the P.T.A. Open House on November 7. This was iust the beginning of a very active year. Following were two school appearances: Armistice Day program and the Thanksgiving Day program. During that busy month of November, the glee club was preparing for its annual Christmas program which was presented on December 20. There was an afternoon performance for the students and an evening performance for the public. The Founder's Day program which was presented on February 18 was climaxed by a performance of the Oriolians, the official title of the glee club. The glee club participated in the annual district music festival which was held at Hopkins in April. The year's activities were brought to a close in the traditional manner by the glee club's singing at the Baccalaureate service. ,ae GLEE CLUB OFFICERS 2nd ROW: I. Moroni, Pres.: B. Kinney, Co-V. Pres.: P. Biellaness, Librarian: I. Klodt, Co-V. Pres.: C. Milnor, Pub. Mgr. lst ROW: M. Merchant, Sec.: M. Hollinbeck, Treas.: G. Heggerness. Asst. Librarian: P. Carpenter, Robe Mistress. 5 , 5 ag S' E. 5' 625 'EYE lg, 5' QB' X W5 9 we Q , x 22,9 X x , , . X . 1' A '?. ,S , E k F ,f x Q g M gg H E46 5 er Gig , X Jr 'RX Ov L Y Hiym -. .+ ' 3. M 'U Q itll if -M, 5 ' U efwwa Q. + j' 2 m-Avg QI g.. Q 11 V I SENIOR BAND EEA -P E. , i 2 5 L AA 4th ROW: A. Zimmerschied. I. Iackson, I. Rodgers, E. Halgren, I. Holm, R. Milbrath, lVlr. Osman, G. McElmurray, D. Rivard. 3rd ROW: R. Pederson, M. Canfield. D. Noreen. 2nd ROW: B. Fox, B. Harrison, M. Frerichs. lst ROW: R. Peterson, L. Doerr, R. Clark, I. Baker, L. Simons. Probably the most reliable of all Park's organizations is its band. The band has iaithlully played for every football and basketball game of the season and also every pepfest. Rain or shine, the band marched in beautiful formation during the halt of every football game. On Homecoming Day, the band contributed the appropriate atmosphere for the Coronation ceremonies. One of this year's additions to our repertoire oi cheers is the well-known trumpet yell which, of course, could not be used without the aid of Iohn Rodgers, Ernie Halgren, Alan Zimmerschied and Iim Iackson on the trumpets. IUNIOR BAND 4th ROW: Mr. Osman, R. Roessel, W. Kildahl. D. Elgard, A. Berkwitz. G. Berg, L. Walters. 3rd ROW: R. Shoop, G. Goodrich B. Duck. C. Reed, B. Groves. B. Morrill, G. Dahl. I. Olson. K. Houck, B. Golden. 2nd ROW LEFT: M. Volmmer. F. Bloom B. Bren, R. Williams, D. Thompson. 2nd ROW RIGHT: D. Shinn, R. Ramier, G. Persian, M. Noren. lst ROW LEFT: B. Haynes W. Keller. S. Falck. E. Froberg. lst ROW RIGHT: B. Olson, N. Domian, K. Clark, L. DeMar. ,gy 3 g -- E TQ., Q ' Emilia' i in . 2 1 A SENIOR BAND 2 Y 4th ROW: R. Roland, M. Hollingsworth, P. Schultz, C. Larsen. M. Skeie, R. DeVore, B. Granum, M. Knutson. 3rd ROW: O. Iohnson. H. Hodgkinson. R. Peterson, L. Domian. 2nd ROW: R. Vartdahl, L. Nelson, P. Reese, I. Behonek. lst ROW: C. Steenson, D. Nesteby, H. Hauskins, M. Clark, S. Roberts. This year the band showed great improvement over previous years. They increased their number and acquired some new instruments. The band also has quite a list of performances to its credit. The first ot these was the P. T. A. Open House. Following were the Armistice Day, Christmas, and Founder's Day programs. This year the band again participated in the District Instrumental Festival at Mound on April 18. The band brought its active year to cr close by playing at Commencement exercises. BATON TWIRLERS 2nd ROW: C. Steenson, I. Berkwitz, M. Frerichs, E. Pickett, A. Connell. lst ROW: M. Bevensee. I. Kendall, M. Caldwell, G. Berg, I. Langanki, B. Shultz. SENIOR BAND OFFICERS 2nd ROW: I. Behonek, Wardrobe Mis tress: M. Clark, Librarian: L. Nelson, Sec.: I. Baker. Treas. lst ROW: I. Iackson, V. Pres.: L. Domian Pres. 2nd ROW: S. Bohn, P. Anderson E. Thompson. lst ROW: I. Olson. I. Sheils. SENIOR PLAY CAST 2nd ROW: I. Ienkins, P. Schultz, G. Schatz. N. Gregg, M. Hollinbeck, P. Stern. E. Fulton. D. Dion. lst BOW: I. Brown, N. Seirup, B. Hamlet, P. Georgas. S. Rydland. I. McGinty. STAGE CREW Being a member of the stage crew is one of the most thankless jobs in school: for at any production carried on in the auditorium from the smallest pep fest to the most elaborate stage play. one or all members of the stage crew must be present. This year's stage crew consisted of two sopho- mores, five juniors. and one senior. The crew was ably headed by George Geldert, a junior. IUNIOR CLASS PLAY Znd ROW: F. Hurd, B. Bevensee, B. Flatin, G. Ewert, B. Hosmer, I. Veilleux. lst ROW: C. Milnor, M. Dow, B. Weed. I. Kuntz, G. Grady. SENIOR CLASS PLAY With only four weeks to practice, the senior class produced a play which might be classed as the most difficult play ever to be put on at Park. Death Takes a Holiday, by Cassella. The play was a bit different from most in that it had more dramatic speaking parts interspersed by very dramatic action scenes. The dark. tall. regal-looking Death was portrayed by Pete Georgas with Bev Hamlet playing the part of the beautiful dreamy-eyed girl who falls in love with Death who mas- querades as a Balkan prince. The entire play cast wore evening dress throughout the whole play. The stage setting was an Italian room with a deep garden off the back which was made pol- sible by the use of certain lights and the hard work of the stage crew. Standing: D. Shaffer, D. Iamieson, G. Geldert, M. Knutson, D. Windahl. Seated: D. Hoffman, D. Tourville, B. Olson. IUNIOR CLASS PLAY Mr. Balch directed the Iunior Class Play, Dulcy, by Kaufman and Con- nelly, to great heights from the stand- points of acting and entertainment. lt was also a great financial suc- cess, netting proceeds of 5350, which was used to defray expenses of the annual Iunior - Senior Prom held May 9, at the Automobile Club. ATHLFIFICS WAI.LY ZIMMERMAN 1 Y , . T. PIRSCH All-Conference Tackle S - . if . J' 'af S. TRIDEN Alternate Halfbaclc CLIFF HORN V? COACHES Gerald Krueger led the 1946-47 football team through a successful year. With nine lettermen returning, he wove the Orioles into a team that was hard to beat. He also headed the track team this year. Under his capable leadership, he led his teams to many a victory. Wally Zimmerman also had his hands full of sports this year. He did a very expert job of handling the basketball squad and also of coaching the baseball team which had him iumping from assisting Mr. Grueger with football in the fall to basketball in the winter and baseball in the spring. Leo Rorman is a man who has covered the country, so his social students tell us. This year he did a commendable job of heading the Iunior Varsity football team, and of leading the B Squad basketball team through successful seasons. Clifford Horn ably assisted Mr. Rorman this year in coaching the Iunior Varsity football team. Much credit can be given to him. Peter Zanna is the new Physical Education director this year and with his assistant, Mr. Daly, developed a splendid Phy. Ed. program. Mr. Zanna also helped coach the Iunior Varsity football team. Iohn Steimle, who is also new at Park this year, led the B Squad football team through the season with not too bad a record. GERRY KRUEGER Tom Pirsch was one of the two boys who were picked on the all- conference team this year. Because of his fine play at the position of left guard, he was named all-con, but in the position of left tackle. Tom came to Park from Edina, but he still insists it's Morningside. Tom played second string guard in his junior year, but started in the starting lineup in his senior year. In Tom's case the phrase of brawn and brains do mix. Barton Hedges was the other first stringer on the all-con team. He has played on the first team for the last three years in the position of right tackle which was the position he obtained for all-con. Bart is like Tom in that he came from Edina but lives in Morningside. Homer, as practically everyone calls him, got his nickname from Mr. Zimmerman. Steve Triden was one of two that made the alternate team. Steve, who was discharged from the U. S. Navy, came back to finish his high school education. He was a letterman in his sophomore and junior years, and this year was chosen second string left half. Ioe Rode followed the family tradition this year when he was placed on the all-conference second team in the position of fullback. Little Ioe played good ball both defensively and offensively, and what he lacked in weight he made up for in drive. Ioe started the year as quarterback and later switched to fullback. PETEi' ZANNA 5 , ,,, , s rr it Kit , 'T' 1.--A BERT RORMAN B. HEDGES All-Conference Tackle F?- ! X M Q- Q W, .s f t l. RODE Alternate Fullback IOHN STEIMLE I ay? Mfrs. V gsm Tx HW anis ,acc i YD tl! we H hwy! 'QI H10- iw ? 31 lst Top Bottom D Andrews B Carlson A Eaton W Fredencksen D Iohnson B Kuhlman G Ludvxgson 2nd Top Bottom B Nordstrom D Olson R Plckett 3rd Top Bottom A Pooler D Rxchards I Ronbeck 4th Top Bottom A Roessel L Rue A Sorenson 5th Top Bottom P Txerney H Wessels L Wmdahl A Yngve bv an ...,. 'B' FOOTBALL Park had a successful football season th1s past year wrth approxxmately 125 boys playxng on one of the three squads Regulars Iunlor Varsity or Mud squad The regulars were coached by Gerald Krueger ably asslsted by Wally Zrm merman Wmnlng 5 out of 7 games they certalnly can call themr season a success Park had a very excellent defensrve record scorlng a total of 76 pornts agamst therr opponents total of 14 pomts. Of the 24 lettermen of th1s year, ll were Junlors. If these all retum to Park, we shall have a hne nucleus whxch should pomt to a successful season for the fall of '47 Dlck Brown, Orv1l1e Iohnson and Russell Olson were the student managers. recelvmg letters for thexr servlces during the season FOOTBALL Park 6 De La Salle 0 Park 6 Wayzata U Park 0 Mound 7 Park l2 Hopkxns 0 Park 6 Robbmsdale 7 Park 7 Excelsxor 0 Park 39 U High U LAKE CONFERENCE W Robbxnsdale 6 Mound Hopkxns Excelsxor L 0 l Park 2 3 4 5 U Hxgh 5 5 4 Wayzata 3 3 l 0 Pct l 000 833 667 500 333 167 000 -Elk iff i . L 5 ., Qt , . QQ . .5 X Q r K A Whig' 5 -iff Q + - L Q fr 3 9'--'12 .Q I , I'5:sf5 1:.'1 f ' t 7 aw r l 1 l - 7 4 ,A .. I 1 I, 4 .warg fy .r-5113.255 ' ' we ' M35 l l iw ff? Pi ' . I ' If V by s K 2 . A Q! ,. 8 , .. , . hyat , 5 F SV , ..-. V , ,Yi W: Q 2 , 4 , l 7, A , ' ei A 5 ' wg L 'T r wt 1 MLA at , t +5 X 1 1 A ,155 A Af. if - I . . . . . 1 - 1 ' 'Y' x . 1 r - z - I . - - - 7 - : . . . ' . . . , 'v L' - . . , . , . . . - Qi sry- 'Q T ' fl- 1 A ' 1 , Q ' RQ in Y ' if A ' 4 W 1 f 4 1 4 . . . ' u - ll ll ll G ' Il IH ll A g , , , ' , . . - Ns - ' I I ' I I , . , . X Q, 9,9 al IUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The Iunior Varsity coached by Mr. Rorman got a late start of two weeks in their football career because of the late opening of the school year. but they came through with three victories and one tie game, making an excellent record and also making the future outlook very bright. IUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Park Varsity 2-Blake U Park Varsity 7-Robbinsdale 0 Park Varsity U-Robbinsdale U Park Varsity 13-Park B Team 6 if A SQUAD 3rd ROW: Mr. Krueger. L. Rue, R. Corey. H. Wes- sels. H. Noreen. B. Kuhlman. L. Windahl, Mr. Zimmerman, 2nd ROW: T. Pirsch. A. Sorenson, D. Richards. K. Reed, I. Ludvigson. B. Carlson, I. Ronbeck. lst ROW: B. Nordstrom. S. Triden. P. Tierney. A. Pooler, D. Olson. R. Pickett. 4th ROW: Mr. Zanna. Mr. Horn. L. Frantz, M. Ny- berg, F. Harvey, I. Worthingham, E. Hubbard, Mr. Borman. 3rd ROW: B. Kramer. G. Hoops. D. Dale. B. Hodg- kinson. C. Clark. T. Bergerud. R. Burton. Znd ROW: M. Else. B. Mohn. F. Hoops. C. Schnei- der. H. Lund, G. Manser. B. Gordon. lst ROW: D. Sewall. E. Cohen. I. Morrill. I. Hill- eren. I. Mattson. C. Swanson. ,ie 3 I MUD SQUAD The Mud Squad, under the dfrection of Mr. Steimle, played two games. losing 6-0 to Still- water playing there. and losing 6-0 at home against the Iunior Varsity. Much value comes out of this squad because it helps to keep the spirit of football alive for a greater number of fellows. 4th ROW: R. Hill, E. Fulton. A. Nelson. R. Beinert- son. D. Lundahl, L. Fisher. 3rd ROW: S. Roberts, I. Osborn, H. Randall. B. Sime. D. Schuler. G. Bohn. Mr. Steimle. Znd ROW: A. Sehlin. R. Hoffman, A. Nelson. D. Houck. E. Erlanson. H. Held. lst ROW: T. Docken. S. Brown. B. Carlson. I. Bik- son. R. Iohnson. R. Tourville. :R x v.' 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'P N . .. 3 ff B SQUAD Park Deephaven 21 Park Excelsior 31 Park Southwest l5 Park Wayzata l0 Park Wayzata 15 Park Hopkins 34 Park Hopkins 23 Park Southwest 31 Park Robbinsdale 19 Park Robbinsdale 17 Park Waconia 18 Park U. High 13 Park U. High I5 Park Mound 25 Park Mound 29 Park Excelsior I8 A. Drewelow, C. Swanson, I. Morrill, N. Rud. D. Dale, F. Quittum, D. Richards. F. Quinn, I. Dodds, F. Hoops. Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park The B squad, under the direction of Coach Rorman, played a total ol 16 games, winning ll and losing 5, a record the team can well be proud ol. The Park squad for '47 and '48 should really go places with such an active group of basketball enthusiasts coming up to till the ranks. IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SQUAD Early in the season, 125 Iunior High enthusiasts reported to the coach, M.r. Daly, lor basketball practice: but as time went on, the squad was cut to approximately 30 members. These boys gave generously ol their time and energy, learning the fundamentals of basketball. Beginning their interschool competition on Ianuary 8, they continued with a schedule of eleven games, concluding their season on March 7th. The boys, benefiting by early competition, are going to be the players sparking future victorious teams lor St. Louis Park. 2nd ROW: K. Anderson, G. Anderson. G. Hoops, T. Fred- erickson, M. Fagan, I.. Smith, K. Ostrom, Mr. Daly. lst ROW: B. Allen, R. Smith, D. Seaberg, B. Wolfe. D Hegrenes. I. Reiss, D. Gardner. Edina 24 Southwest 50 Blake 13 Excelsior 31 Edina 37 Mound 37 Southwest 34 Blake 24 Mound 30 Excelsior l8 Blake 19 Park 30 Park 48 Park 37 Park 45 Wayzata 24 Wayzata 32 Hopkms 41 Hopkms 46 Park 3U Park 4 Park 3 Park 4 Park 3 Park 3 Park had a suc A SQUAD BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Park 33 Park 38 Park 42 Park 32 Robbxnsdale 48 Robbmsdale 44 U High 36 U High 28 CONFERENCE SUMMARY Wayzata 24 Wayzata 32 Hopkms 41 Hopluns 46 Robbxnsdale Robbmsdale Park Park Park Park Park Park NON CONFERENCE SUMMARY Park 32 Deephaven 30 fovertxmel Park 46 Southwest 44 fovertlmel Park 51 Southwest 48 K2 overtxmesl Park 35 Wacoma 33 t2 overhmesl Park Park Park Park U Hxgh 36 U High 28 Mound 35 Mound 41 Excelsior 29 Excelslor 35 Mound 35 Mound 41 Excelsior 29 Excelsior 35 cessful basketball season under the able coachmg of Mr Wally Z1mmerman commg through wmth 15 v1ctor1es and 5 defeats The team succeeded 1n attcnnmg 2nd place 1n the Lake Conference as well as 2nd place 1n D1str1ct 18 S1x returmng for Park lettermen w1ll be very valuable m sparkmg the 47 48 season ey: B Squad m Actlonl ' 1 befall .M -if vg N: kr xff 4 1 fj ' . x, 1 Qi. is 1 f Q. 1 is 11 fe 'Q Q 3-lu i Standing: R. Pickett, B. Chril tiansen, I. Rode, I. Ludvig son, B. Nelson. GOLF Golf was under the supervision of Mr. Lokensgard. Robbinsdale, Hopkins, Blake, U. High, Mound and West High were the competing golf teams. The weather wasn't too favorable for this sport which is rapidly gaining in popularity: but with veterans such as Christensen, Bauer and Nelson, the golf record showed a great promise of making good in one more sport for Park. BASEBALL Coach Wally Zimmerman took over the baseball activities in the spring, and a Round Robin Schedule with schools of the Lake Conference was arranged. The weather didn't help matters for the rainy season forced games to be delayed, and during the last few weeks the schedule looked pretty heavy. aww' 2nd ROW: I. Caldwell, B. Kuhl man, B. Beaulieu, T. Pirsch, I. Moroni, G. Adolphson, S. Hutchins. lst ROW: R. Corey, R. Pickett D. Olson, A. Sorenson, E Cohen. Standmg B Hedges A Eaton B Hxll B Neal I Morrxll T Bergerud P Poole TRACK Mr Krueger headed the track team whlch was placed at a d1sadvantage by the cold ramy spnng However a successful season was antxclpated and a falrly complete sched ule was arranged Track meets were held wlth Robbmsdale and Mound We entered the Mound Relays the St Iohns Meet the Dlstrlct Meet at U Hlgh and the All State Meet at Carleton r D Frank . 3 -, ' I 4 qv, , V'- fe , . I . ma. . 4 we f 7 , l. wlv. 4 4. Gn 1 ,... X ' 4 aa J' 'W' 681 ' 23 53213 ' nr: , 'fri . f , 7 .1 s 2 Q . if 2nd ROW: Mr. Zanna. P. Tierney, G. Geldert. R. Pickett, H. Randall, I. Mattson, N. Crowley. H. Noreen. A. Eaton, B. Glassing, L. Biorklund. lst ROW: C. Bohlig, R. Bildsten, D. Houck, I. Franks. C. Snyder, T. Docken. Park Southwest 3 Park Blake 2 Park Robbmsdale 2 Park Edxson 3 HOCKEY Park South 3 Park Park Anoka 0 Park Park De La Salle 2 Park Park Robbmsdale 0 Park Park South 2 De La Salle 2 Vocatxonal l Breck 3 Wayzata 1 Under the very capable coachmg of Mr Peter Zanna asslstecl by Mr Ted Iohnson the boys undertook a vxgorous hockey schedule a new sports enterprise at Park W1th eleven veterans returnmg the pro pects ofthe 1947 48 hockey season are very prom1s1ng Mr Zanna and the squad deserve a great hand for thetr splendxd season ot 10 VICIOYIGS agalnst two defeats INDIVIDUAL SCORING Eaton Bxldsten Tierney Glassmg Bjorklund Pickett Guenther Randall SENIORS Art Eaton Roger Bxldsten Howard Randall Lloyd Blorklund Tom Docken Don Houck Dxck Crone PROSPECTS 1947 48 Howard Noreen Rex Pickett Paul Txemey Bob Glassmg Iames Mattson lack Streech Nyle Guenther Charles Schneider Charles Bohlxg Ioe Franks Nell Crowley 'sf ww., Mfm l - 5 - 3 - 5 - 7 - 3 -- ' 4 - ' 2 - o - 4 - ' 1 - ' 4 - 7 - 16 . H . . . . 8 . . . 5 . . . 2 , ' 2 I . 1 ? V 4 ., . X- 'Y ..N. . I - A f ' I . is- ' . ' W A gf gfff. H ,Q I1 .f,.Qf.' Vlfir 2nd ROW: D. Tourville. G. Smith, Mr. Daly. T. Sutton, R. Olson. lst ROW: O. Quady. L. Peterson, W. Englehardt, L. Nelson. N. Iohnson. GYMNASTS .. ., -4... . ....-Masai uf. . - Coach Mr. Daly and the gymnasts deserve a great hand for the outstanding record they made during the iirst season ol gym team activity at Park. Our team. consisting ot nine members, was entered in both the High School Gymnastic Meet and the Northwest Gymnastic Meet. taking eighth and seventh places respectively. Team Members Scoring Lloyd Nelson 1020 Gordon Smith IUO7 Russell Olson l00l Team Team Members Scoring Members Scoring Odin Quady 988 Dick Tourville 950 Tom Sutton 9Bl Bill Englehardt 931 Neil Iohnson 965 Lewis Peterson 925 TENNIS Mr. Daly took over the Racket Squad lor Park, and a large number of boys turned out in spite ot the tact that the court was often under water from those heavy spring showers. Deephaven, Blake, U. High. Robbinsdale, and Southwest High were on the schedule lor the season. Since we can but predict the season's outcome. we will be very optimistic in our predictions: A good season! BOXING l nder the su ervision of Mr. Daly and Mr. Zanna. A lot Boxing was conducted as an intramural sport in gym c asses u p ot interest was displayed in this activity, and it promises to be on the sports calendar in the near future. STANDING: D. Worthing, G. Manser, C. Hutchinson, I. Behonek. M. Schack. W. Stageberg, M. O'Shea, R. Smith. L. Kellogg, B. Bevansee, B. Carlson. H. Wahlberq. T. Thuss, L. Nelson. ' KNEELlNG: H. Lung. B. Nelson, D. Andrews. I. Bikson, M. Else. D. Schultz, L. McGary. B. Mohn, C. Schneider. lst ROW E Berg N Witt I Peterson Znd ROW G Heggerness P Qumn I Swanson Gil ILS PORT G A A OFFICERS Vice President G Heggerness President I Swanson Secretary Treasurer I Peterson Sports are an important part ol school life This was proved by the number of girls who came to the Junior high gym every Tuesday night after school to g1rls in the G A A the first of wh1ch was volleyball The next toumament was basketball which seems to be the most popular sport among the girls at Park All through the toumaments the g1rls dlsplayed good sportsmanship and a real enjoyment of the sports In the spring the badminton contests were started This sport rates second in popularity among the Park girls Girls receive credit for outside sports such as bowling skating swimming and hiking by tummg in pomts towards membership in the G A A The G A A strives to promote interest and enloyment of the sports through organizing the tournaments and other sports activities During this year Park girls have shown real enthusiasm for their sports and from playing together have leamed that it is teamwork which makes true champions G A A BOARD t G 5 I 2: I f 9 participate in the various activities. 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