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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1950 volume:

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W .MM , foreword and now tomorrow pausing in a halt closed doorway and looking behind remembering the sharp rim of laughter the waiting silence ol an empty hall where we stood alone watching the sunlight fall in quiet pools on marble floors the slam of a locker door remembering discovered spring during the english test the books we carried and the books we opened the tlmes we stood by the bell thinking waitmg watching the door the door we see closing now looking ahead through verled mists wondermg a conversation . . . the familiarity of classrooms . . . the day in April we I echowan nineteen fifty st. louis park minnesota x f x I 5 0 I echowan staff co edxtors hterary staft art edltor art staff boys sports photographers busmess typlsts GdVlSOYS Thales Wentworth Al Holte Ianet Stewart Barb Stuart Geneva Keller Marg1e Iensen Ianet LaHue Dave Sulhvan Alan Iohnson Bruce Fletcher Ioan Powers hm Nesshelm Maman Anderson Soma Weeks MISS D1llon MISS Isacson girls' sports ----- - Io Linquist 4 edmrmastretfsm S . . , . , l A- L- .. ' V 1 - .- ,r 7 , ,Q . ,Q 7 ' ,+ v I S '. f- - ,f , rs! A . A I , ? x 'X , v s 1 4 pott ed plants on bag oak desks penclls sharpened to a precise pomt tolkmg room dependmg on a teachers understanding commg to cz reahza hon of a frlendshlp too late but to return one day awakened by with sudden seriousness in cz quiet class- ' I MR EDWARD FOLTMER prmclpql MR BERTIL IOHNSON assxstcmi prmcxpal J X Aj. 'JK 11 fffo + I lf--Lf v- ! j 1 ff' MRS LUCILE ADKISSON counselor MH HAROLD ENESTVEDT supermtendent 5 Y ,. L if g -4 K If ' I F ,, I ' ' A N . t . ,, K y' 'r I, , I 1 . J, ,frm I A K , 9 'Q , .JL 'f .-, if . :nf A' T - ' 'sl T 'ws--.. Jim - MISS MILDRED BITTNER MR. WALTER CAVEN girls' physical education industrial arts MR DELVER DALY MR EARL BOHM MR GORDON GRIEBENOW boys physical educatlon mstrumental music vocal music MR ROGER DeCI.ERCQ MISS PATRICIA DILLON speech and dramatxcs ar 6 MISS MILDRED GLENDENNING MISS MARILYN HOLIAN english ll and 12 english 7 MR. IAMES GRONSETH MISS MARIE HANSEN MR. WARNER HALGREN instrumental music girls' physical education, science 9 world history and social science .QA MR. CLIFFORD HORN MRS. MARIORIE HUSO industrial arts 7 english ll MISS MARY ALICE ENGAN MR MILTON HAYDEN MRS RUTH HOPPERSTAD hlgher algebra plane and solld bloloqy socxal studxes 8 geometry trxgonometry f V' L 5 MISS EMMA IUSTIN MISS GLADYS LAMPMAN SCIENCE 8 commercxal and world geography MR ROGER KRAUSE MISS ANN ISACSON MR GERALD KRUEGER algebra and mathemahcs 9 englxsh ll SCIPHCG 9 4 1 MR GORDON THOMPSON MISS VERONICA MCSHANE MR MERRITT SEELY enghsh 8 and debate algebra and plane georretry world hxstory amencan hlstory 41' MR NORRIS LOKENSGARD MISS EVALYN LUNDQUIST chemlstry and physxcs sclence and cafelena -5- ,Ap MRS GLORIA IOHNSON MR LLOYD HOLM MISS MARGARET RING engllsh 7 8 physlcal educatlon Iahn and spamsh 9 ii ?. MRS HAZEL MOFFAT enghsh 12 MR LEO RORMAN social sclence 12 MRS IESSIE McKAY mathematics 7 MISS ARABELLE ROBERTSON engllsh 10 and amencan hlstory X N MR DONALD SCHUTTE visual and 10 .gg-3. 1551551-XRHIII I0 MRS INGA MIDBOE. MR IOHN STEIMI-E socxal studies 7 111611811101 GUS IU MR. PETER ZANNA boys' physical education MISS PEARL SOUERS home economics dxetician MR WALLACE ZIMMERMAN if 5. k ' - in A. , ., ,-. 3 fs K , f . sw :bu 1 A wi MISS IUNE SHIFFLETT english 9 MISS MARIE WHARTON commercial MR VERNON WINTERS mathematlcs 7 8 MISS IOAN UTNEHMER -If 9 I , 1 , J 5 Q W ,. , ,, C ' ' . My ' 1 , h an , . 'Y ' t D V1 IL, I xi CIIIZGUSMP- S0CiC11 Sflldies maihematics 8. social studies 7 11 MISS ETHEL BASTON elemenicxry supervisor MISS ESTHER IOHNSON MRS DENA LILIENFORS librarians MISS IULIA WARD MISS SIGNE ROSTVEIT home economics MRS VALERA ERIKSON MRS FLORENCE McGINTY MISS DORIS ANDERSON MRS PHYLLIS CRAIG MISS MARY MALLERY office staff MRS GLADYS MOBERG MRS EMY MONK nurses MRS. GRACE LEWIS, MRS. MAIDE FULFORD, MRS. FRIDA MELLSTROM. MRS. ELLA GORDON, MR. RALPH KOCH MRS. ELMA THOMPSON, cooks building supervisor 12 SQVWIQVS W of fiqgw awww fx? 9 s fu if '1- ca the dignity of being seniors worn like an ermlne cloak the full realization came when we heard seniors first startled now to discover that the clock that tucked off unheard hours has stopped the year is over half remembered phrases from textbooks . . . pictures in our minds of moments sad and gay . . . thoughts turning to the future . . . yet lingering on the past. , . wil' ff 'c 1 1 X 'N do rf ' 1 - N . ,Lx Vx --7 kr!! f f Q 1 A ' i KL' ' .. fr 4 'f ' ' C X, f . - . wx xl, 111 XE ,- X rl X If 1 ,f H X R ,Q fi Jffh? ,Y G fx: Q I, Vg 4 rss, ,cv-f - 'w Q of X.- -Y: 'X 1 SQ S, If ki! . it E X , i f' f ' Lx A N . A L il?-hw V , 'sc N3 kgs lxff' tv -L . 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I k..g Pres. D. Amren. V.-Pres. I. Nessheim. Treas. P. Beal, Sec. E. Elliott 13 ROBERT ALLEN-H The boy with the peppermint green car. Sophomore nu-43 i vice-president: B Squad basketball 2. 4: Red Cross 3. 4: Football 3. 4: Leadership Club 3: Science Club 3. 4: Biology Club 3: Fidelis Hi-Y 3. 4. v. pres. 4: Canteen 4: Lettermen's Club 4. DON AMREN ----- Let's have a man to Nan talk. Fidelis Hi-Y 3. 4. pres. 3: pres. 4: Science Club 3. 4: Biology Club ' uncil 3. 4. Hall and Building Committee 3. itorium Committee Chairman 4: Leadership Club 3: Echo Reporter 4: Senior class president: Football 4: Senior class play: Masque and Gavel Play 4: Student- Faculty Relations 4: National Honor Society 4. GORDON ANDERSON - - - Sporty Baseball 2. 3. 4: Golf 2. 3. 4: Lettermen's Club 2. 3. 4: Football 3. 4: Basketball 3. 4. KENNETH ANDERSON A heart thats tree Glee Club 2 3 4 B squad basketball 2 Novi Hi Y 4 Baseball 4 MARIAN A ANDERSON Fashion plate Silver Tri 2 GAA 2 4 Zeta 'T' 25 rl bqnnf-3 -Suhr S 2 ...brian ,J ,JA vb 10-Ffwubf Liao-oqhj MARION C Tri 3 4 Echo Reporter 3 4 Library Club 3 4 Echowan Staff 4 Canteen 4 Red Cross Council 4 Vocational Club 4 Science Club 4 ANDERSON Let a smile be your umbrella Silver Tri 2 Glee Club 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Rega Tn 3 4 Clel and Stall 4 3.- gk v. ' A-is . on .. 4 , f 'gi 54 ai ,r va xl . T I - J ' E . o , ' ' . 'tl . - . . . .Q -A .l'rafJ v AQ'-'av 'Luv-a.L FJ iii! L 'fb4-l-fa' 49 -'om ' 42.9 Q J144bipa ,C 5' ., - A -t A- ' .,,, x, ,At t .1 W . .. I 1 .. l Ji 2 U , 6 70' PHYLLIS ANDERSON DONALD BALK POLLY BEAL BARBARA BECKER KARIN BECKER IOYCE BERKWITZ is-TAJQ by: yr -I 1 ,Aga At the head ol the parade Silver Tri 3 Christian Fellowship 2 3 4 Ma1orette 2 3 4 Zeta Tn 3 4 res 4 G A A 3 lunior Class Play Vocational Clu 4 Masque and Gavel 4 All school Blue Tri Cabinet 4 Echo Cabinet 4 Echo Reporter 4 National Honor Society 4 Let the rest ol the world go by Laugh when we must be candid when we can Silver Tn 2 Cabinet 2 Christian Fellowship 2 3 sec y treas 3 Zeta Tri 3 4 All school Blue Tn Treas 3 lumor Class Play Science Club 4 Service Club 4 Vocational Club Pres 4 Echo stat! sec 4 Senior Class Play Senior Class Treas Masque and Gavel Play 4 Masque and Gavel 4 National Honor Society 4 Bea Silver Tri 2 Rega Tri 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Biology Club 3 High wise ard handsome Echo Reporter 2 3 Silver tri 2 Iumor Class Plav Masque and Gavel 3 4 Science Club 3 4 Biology Club 3 Toga Tn 3 4 Camera Club 3 Declam 3 4 Debate 4 Echo Stat! 4 National Honor Society 4 Counselor I G Silver Tn2 Pep Club 2 3 4 v res 4 Library Club 2 3 GAA 2 3 4 v pres 3 Red ross 3 4 sec 4 Biology Club 3 Echo Reporter 3 Echo stat! 4 Student Council 4 National Honor Society 4 14 c 5.1-S N 'Y V Y ANN BLOOMBERG - ' If M I , -'Y af I BARBARA BOHLIG - BUNNY some ---- JAMES sovsn ---- , y szvsniss BnoMs - 'Me and my steady. These Ioolish things. Silver Tri 2: Pep Club 2. 3. 4. Sec. treas. 3: Red Cross 2. 3: Library Club 2: Tri Chi -3. 4: Brush and Palette 3: Biology Club 3: G.A.A. 4: Science Club 4: Echo Stal! 4: Senior Class Play. Pixie with the paint brush. Silver Tri 2: Brush and Palette 3: Glee Club 3. 4. Tennis. anyone? Tennis 2, 3. 4: I.ettermen's Club 3. 4: Track 4. A merry heart goes all day. Silver Tri 2: G.A.A. 2. 3. 4: Tri 3. 4: Glee Club 4. 47 Q CAROL BROWN - - - The roper study ol mankind is man. Silver Tri 2: Brush and Palette 2. 3: Sigma Tri 3. 4: Biology Club 3. IANIE BROWN IANET BURKE BRUCE BURWELL RICHARD BURY MICHAEL CANFIELD BRANDT CANTIENY Ill trust m luck to a Iollipop G A A 2 3 4 Silver Tri 2 Visual rd 2 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Iunior Class Pla Echo Stal! 4 Brush and Palette 4 Canteen 4 Glee Clu 4 Masque and Gavel Play 4 Pep Club 4 Toga Tn 4 Vocational Club 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Hiya pal Silver Tn 2 Toga Tri 3 4 Echo reporter 4 G A A 4 Hall and Building Committee 4 Each man lor himself Science Club 3 Hockey 4 Little man with a big sedan Canteen 4 Science Club 4 Rex Hi Y 4 Voice ol the people Masque and Gavel 3 4 pres 4 Football 2 Adelphi HrY3 4 Debate 3 4 Declam 3 4 Iunior Class Play Senior Class Play Science Club 3 Echo Reporter 3 Id rather hug a basketball than any axrl I know almost Iunior Class v pres Science Club 3 4 Dres 4 B squad basketball 3 Basketball 4 Baseball 3 4 Student Council 4 Hall and Building Committee Chairman 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Hx Y 4 Ethics Committee 4 15 E if A-'E 1 GEORGIA CLARK DAVID COLE I love thc ladxes Masque and Gavel Play 4 GALE CONWAY What ll I do' GEORGE CORNISH The co Toga Tn 3 4 Sec 3 Sxlver Tn 2 G A A 4 rn ns as hugh as an elephants eye Vxsual Axd 3 Science Club 3 Rex Hx Y 3 4 IACK CRACRAFT You gotta slay happy Canteen 4 Football 4 CONNIE CHRISTMA N Cover gxrl Sliver Tn 2 Sxgma Tn 3 4 Brush and Palette 4 KENNETH DANN Ichabod B squad basketball 3 Basketball 4 16 IOAN CARLSON - e MARILYN CARLSON CHARLES CHASE MARY CLARK Queen of pleasure. Silver Tri 2: G.A.A. 2. 3: Toga Tri 3, 4, pres. 4: Bxology Club 3: Glee Club 4: Clet and Stat! 4: Canteen 3, 4. Its better to be out ot the world than out ot lashlon Sxlver Tn 2 Pe Club 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Zeta Tn 4 Brush and alette 4 Cle! and Stall 4 Glee Club 4 Canteen 4 I come to school to learn Football student manager 2 Mfxsique and Gavel 4 Science Club 4 Red Cross Coun cr RALPH CHRISTIANSEN Hockey Iockey Hockey 2 3 4 Baseball Lettermens Club 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Cheer delxght Sxlver Tn 2 Student Councxl 2 4 sec 2 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Canteen2 Sec 3 Co chairman 4 lunxor Class Play Masque and Gavel 3 4 Debate 3 Declam 3 Masque and Gavel Play 3 Trl Chx 3 4 pres 4 Glee Club 4 All school Blue Tr Cabinet 4 Clet and Stall 4 National Honor Socxety 4 All the thmgs you are Srlver Tn 2 Band 2 3 4 Echo reporter Z Echo stall 3 4 Edrtcr 4 Tn Chr 3 4 Student Councxl 3 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Cleft and Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 Q - , : l ' U: l : F :l I I : I , P ' xg I 7151, Lf, h .. . I v v VJ, ' . 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LLP' ELIZABETH ELLIOTT PHYLLIS ERLANSON MILES FAGAN su Accentuate the social Clet and Stall 3 4 Library Club 3 Spanish Club 3 4 Red Cross 3 4 v pres 4 tn chi 3 4 echo reporter 3 Assistant Editor 4 science club 4 treas 4 Senior class sec Pep Club 4 G A A 4 canteen 4 national honor society 4 I shall not pass again this way Silver Tn 2 Sigma Tn 3 4 Treas 3 Red Cross Council 3 4 Library Club 3 gixnltein 4 Vocational Club 4 Service Club 4 Biology u Amt mxsbehaving Cheerleader 2 3 Camera Club 2 V ual Aid 2 D 4 sec 4 Senior Council 4 CURTIS FAHRENDORFF Im lust as wise as I was last year MARY ELLEN FARR IAMES FECK Mrs Monk s right hand Library Club 2 Zeta Tri 3 Our own Velvet Fog Visual And 2 Iumor Varsity Football 2 Glee Club 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Ortho H1 Y 3 4 v pres 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Clel and Stat! 4 pres 4 Senior Class Play CHARLES DE VORE - - - Pitch 'em slow and easy. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Frdehs Hi-Y 3, 4: Football 4: Baseball 4. BARBARA DICKEY - A touch of the South in her speech. Canteen 3 4 Zeta Tri 3, 4: Brush and Palette 3, 4: Senior Class Play Echo 4. IERRI DUDKE ---- Lucky in love. Silver Tri 2: Library Club 2: Zeta Tri 3 4: Canteen 4: Vocational Club 4. ROSANNE DWORSKY A - - Hello . . . high school. Silver Tri 2: Toga Tn 3 4 Spanish Club 3. 4. 'I , RICHARD EDLUND - - - Many agwgiqygof auth. glee Club 3, 4 i . Ur 4 FQMQL Q 1 l ,N ,a z If , ilu! X , N, 1' 1 'R 0 J 4 SHIRLEY l EHR--- Take a letter. Silver Tri 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Christian ug- -1, 1 32 PATRICK FINLEY BRUCE FLETCHER ROGER FOSS SCOTT FOSTER LINDA FRYE IOHN GABLE Q Q33 l I .4 The smiling lrishman Track 2 3 Football 3 Demon on the dance Iloor Glee Club 2 3 4 treas 3 v pres 4 Football 3 4 Science Club 3 4 treas 3 Dux l'liY 3 4 treas 3 pres 4 Student Council 3 Canteen 4 Clet and Stat! 4 Echowan 4 Lettermen s Club 4 The mighty hunter Unaccustomed as I am to public speaking Science Club 3 4 Eat drink and be merry lor tomorrow we diet Silver Tn 2 All School vice president 2 Pep Club 2 3 Library Club 2 R096 Tn 3 4 All School secretary 3 Masque and GCVOI 3 4 Spdnuh Club 3 4 G A A 4 Clel and Stat! 4 Mr Dazey Visual Aid 2 3 Adelphi Hx Y 3 4 Camera Club 3 Science Club 3 Senior Clan Play IOHN FERRIN ---- IEANNINE FINCHAM Fellowship 2. 3: Zeta Tri 3. 4: Vocational Club 4: Service Club 4: Biology Club 4: Canteen 4. EUGENE FEHLING - - - Sonny boy. RONALD FELLENSTEIN - - - Time stoops to no man. Iunior Varsity Football 2: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Ortho Hi-Y 3. 4. sec. 3. pres. 4: Leadership Club 3: Iunior Class Play: Masque and Gavel 4: Red Cross 4: Science Club 4. LEONARD FERNELlUS--- Brilliant in a modest way. Biology Club 3. 4, pres. 4: Science Club 3. 4: Stage Crew 3. 4: Dux Hi-Y 3, 4: Canteen 4: National Honor Society 4. Park's All Ca p. Brush and Palette 3. 4. v. pres. 4: Adelphi Hi-Y 4, v. pres. 4, pres. 4. - - - As ert as a sparrowf' Red Cross 2: Silver Tri 2: Tri Chi , 4' Service Club 4: Vocational Club 4: Glee Club 4: G.A.A. 4: Brush and Palette 4. Www I 3' 5' . . I -.i ,- qr NX I 1. 3' 3 5 , ix' . s gf . M NPL , 3 Se . i Q E1 S5355 W . K P345 x k J . 1 ' X' -zlfvv , t :gkx , .KH lu N In r I , jlrk A lxviivyk up Alun-AXL. Ili- . . ,V-7, -, NAL: tlli 'f ., , N. A :ki J fx' ff -' ' A if fp 'x K, 'ri ' , ...-- -.::-, tl! -.' : : g A. 45 - : 5' ' ': .-: ' .: ' l8 A KATHLEEN GALLAGHER--- Congenial Kay. Silver Tri 2: Tri Chi 3. 4: 7 CAROL GIBSON - - Brush and Palette 4: Canteen 4: Library Club 4. vice- president 4: G.A.A. 4: Red Cross 4: Vocational Club 4. Men are like streetcarsf' Silver Tri 2: Glee Club 3. 4: Pe Club 4: Sigma Tri 4: Clei and Staff 4: Brush and Parette 4. GEORGE GOODRICH - - - Smiling Radical. Band 2. 3. 4: Fidelis Hi-Y 3. 4: RUTH GORANSON - - 'fx BARBARA GRAEBER - . KAY GRANUM ---- ' C' All-School treasurer 4: Novi Hi-Y 4. treasurer 4: Spanish Club 3: Iunior Class Play: Canteen 4: Masque and Gavel 4: Senior Class Play. - A light heart lives long. Zeta Tri 3, 4: Service Club 4: Vocational Club 4. -- Variety makes the wardrobe. Silver Tri 2: Rego Tri 3. 4. secretary 3: Clei and Staff 3. 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Biology Club 3: Canteen 3. 4: Brush and Palette 3. 4. treasurer 4: Rad Cross 4: Vocational Club 4: Visual Aid 4: Science Club 4: G.A.A. 3. 4. 'When do we dance? Silver Tri 2: Tri Chi 3. 4: Brush and Palette 3. 4: Masque and Gavel 4: Echo 4: Canteen 4: G.A.A. 4: Senior Class Play: Glee Club 4. N IOHN GUST We re ahead at the hrst hall Football 2 Dux Hi Y 3 4 sec 4 Echo Stal! 4 MARYLYN GUSTAFSON They never talk who always think Silver Tn IANICE HACKING MICHAEL HAMMEI. CHARLES HANKE MARY HANSEN 2 Rega Tri 3 4 Science Club 3 Vocational Club 4 v pres 4 Service Club 4 Sweet and lovely Silver Tri 2 Pep Club 2 3 Toga Tn 3 4 Vocational Club 4 Camera Club 4 Science Club 4 Service Club 4 Glee Club 4 Man behind the hockey stick Glee Club 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Tennis 2 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Baseball 4 Football 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Fools rush in where angles fear to tread Football 2 Ortho H1 Y 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Lettarmen s Club 4 An American in Pans Silver Tn 2 Spanish Club 3 4 Science Club 4 Camera Club 4 Clei and Stall 4 vt' , V X V I A ' QV X CWI' . fr Q, ty' , . 5 V' V 7 ' r' '01 1 , N -Yf, AK .V ,,' . 1 f r y X A ex . , , 1 al if - N L' Al :lvl ,Fi xv ' fc -. X as - cy X U L Xl tl A I. . f 1 g - 9 4 V' I in ,,. , 1 A X , Q A-X, LL. V., Y -LW. Q-Xilf .e- k :Q I' I X .,f 'Li' X ' Vx if I f 4.45, , - 1, Q : .I i . : . ' .L ---'Z ' ' ' : . :- Q : ' : . : : I . . :I 1 . : : fl ' k r 'X '- . : . : ' . - -QM . ' : D : ' . I I Y V - msg-7 1 19 ROSE ELLEN HANSO IOYCE HANZALIK MARILYN HARDING RAE NAN HARMON GEORGE HAUN 4-P' RICHARD HANSEN - I have often regretted my speech. never my silence. Football 2: Baseball 4: Fidelis Hi-Y 3. 4. N Sandy Silver Tn 2 Toga Tn 3 4 Service Club 4 Vocational Club 4 lust an ordean ary gxrl Silver Tn 2 Rega Tn 3 4 Leadership Club 2 Science Club 3 Pep Club 4 Voca tional Club 4 treas 4 Nothing is better than a loyal tnend Silver Tn Z Camera Club 2 3 4 sec 4 Rego Tri 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 v pres 4 Vocational Club 4 Youll never walk alone Silver Tn 2 Library Club 2 Spanish Club 2 3 Tn Chr 3 4 Brush and Palette 4 pres 4 Gorgeous George Basketball 2 3 4 T a lr 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Adelphi H1 Y 3 Student Council 4 Echo Reports! 4 'lu-99 .J-D -P' sv 0' ..-1 41 ev S .J- Ss. a-1 f -l IULIUS HEID Cherub with muscles Visual Aid 2 3 4 lunxor Class Play Football 4 Hockey 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Senior Class Play Dux H1 Y 4 Canteen 4 ROBERT HELMERICHS Womans Home Com anion is 1 MARLENE HINSHAW MAXINE HOFFMAN RUBY HOFFMAN p V ual A d 2 Rex Hx Y 3 4 Football 4 All conlerence second team 4 Smxlxng through Christian Fellowship 2 3 4 Eiiei 43 Leadership Club 3 Vocational Club 4 Service u What is this thing called love' GAA 2 Zeta Tn 3 4 Library Club 4 Vocational Club 4 Christian Fellowship 4 Visual Aid 4 Service Club 4 Canteen My friend Trma Silver Tn 2 G A A 2 3 Rega Tn 3 4 Vocatronal Club 4 Service Club 4 Christian Fellow ship 4 Camera Club 4 IOANNE HOLMQUIST Its not the pep ol the pepper pot Pep Club v pre treas 4 Student Council 4 Echo Reporter 4 G A A 4 Spanish Club 4 -Un :I ' . :i ' ' . : I iv I , --- . t ,,:rc.,: T , , 'Q 5 . ' 1 I ' ,V 5 X . ' ,. ' J., 0 ' in - N, I V --. Sl v 1 -1 I t ' -no . '- of A Q, 4-- , , x . u 34 1 . L J 1 o ' -J' , U . 4 k A' ' ., A o ,A--4 ' pf ,Q ,L v ' ' .' 'r , 1 ...I - , .V ' - 4 .- X . , l ' . 3' I , Y' ' . 5 Zff izfisjlzjf A ' N f- . fl 2'.-il, 4. pres. 4: Silver -Tri 2: Tri Chi 3, . s. 3, 20 Gow-I ,fl A Mez! MARY KEITH aff ff' 2 if ALAN IOHNSON- - Camera man about town. Visual Aid 2. 3: Camera Club 3. 4: Dux Hi-Y 3. 4: Echowan Staff 4: Echo Staff 4. BEVERLY IOHNSON - - - All's right with the world. Silver Tri 2: Christian Fellowship 3. 4: Service Club 4: Vocational Club 4. DOUGLAS IOHNSON - - - The day is done. Science Club 3. MARILYN IOHNSON - - - Laugh, clown. laugh. Silver Tri 2: G.A.A. NANCYLOU IOHNSON- -A All gladness. no sadness. Silver Tri 2: Sigma Tri 3. 4: Christian Fellowship 3. 4: Brush and Palette 3. 4: Service Club 4: Vocational Club 4. RONALD L. IOHNSON - - - Which bead has the toni? Glee Club 2. 3. 4. 21 I -J , fffzlo L' X001 L5 4,411 ALFRED HOLTE - - - These are the times that try men's souls. Glee Club IRONSIDE - - ISCHE ---- BARBARA IACKSON - 3. 4: Student Council 4: Canteen 4: Senior Class Play: Masque and Gavel 4: Masque and Gavel Play 4: Co- editor Echowan 4. She would interrupt St. Peter's roll call to ask a ques- tion. Silver Tri 2: Zeta Tri 3. 4: Library Club 3: Voca- tional Club 4. I'm a man of lew words. Visual Aid 2. 3. 4. - - The radiance in your eyes. Silver Tri 2, pres. 2: Library Club 2, 4. sec.-treas. 4: Echo 3: Tri Chi 3. 4: Clet and Staii 4: Student Council 4. treas. 4: Canteen 4: National Honor Society 4. RALEIGH IANSKY - Cinderella. Silver Tri 2: Zeta Tri 3. 4: Biology Club 3: Senior Band 2. 3. 4: Vocational Club 4: Service Club 4: G.A.A. 4: Brush and Palette 4: Clel and Staff 4. MARGUERITE IENSEN ' - - Little girl. Silver Tri 2: Rega Tri 3. 4: Spanish Club 3. 4: Brush and Palette 3. 4: Biology Club 3: Clet and Stat! 3. 4: lunior Class Play: Echowan Art Staff 4: Science Club 4: Senior Class Play: Vocational Club 4: National Honor Society 4. Ribs.: S.f..Q-..-x QQSQ- s xN u Q-L-I-uv-J QD in-5,1 U ' 1 tg -5133.3-... NJ. Nils.,- uv-05.1.35-L5 Q,.?m.,s.a..s.fC5 N'-N'-9-5 hog. x,,,,-,A-1. ..o...,-5-9-eral-x '51 P P WILLIAM lormson - HELEN IONES NANCY KEEN GENEVA KELLER MARLENE KELM - - Few words are best. A helpmg hand Sxlver Tri 2 Sigma Tri 3 4 treas 4 Chnst an Fellowshnp 3 Servxce Club 4 Vocational Club 4 Nancy wxth the laughing lace Pep Club 2 3 4 Silver Tn 2 Red Cross 3 Toga Tn 3 4 All school Blue Tn pres 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Iunxor Class Play Student Councrl 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Senlor Class Play Hornecommg Attendant 4 DAR 4 National Honor Socxety 4 Ken you top thxs' Brush and Palette 2 3 4 Sxlver 'l'n2 Canteen 2 3 4 Bxology Club 3 4 pres 3 Leader shxp Club 3 lumor Class Sec Rega Tn 3 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 sec treas 4 Semor Class Play Masque and Gavel Play 4 Scxence Club 4 Echovvan Stall 4 Natxonal Honor Society 4 As lond ot dates as an Arab Vocahonal Club 4 Servxce Club 4 MARY CATHERINE Theres no wxsdom like trankness Tn Chr 4 All School Blue Tn Treas 4 GAA 4 Scxence lub 4 sec 4 Glee Club 4 We 2 IANET LA HUE DALE LANGBEHN RONALD LAVINE PAULA LELAND 7' ky' At least we laughed Sxlver Tn 2 Brush and Palette 2 3 4 Sigma Tn 3 4 Bxology Club 3 Blue Tn Cabxnet 4 Echowan Stati 4 A poker an every deck Football 2 Scxence Club 3 4 Dux Hx Y 3 4 treas 4 v pres 4 Brush and Palette 4 Canteen 4 Echo 4 Senior Class Play Masque and Gavel Play 4 Student Council 4 Hall and Bulldmg 4 I know a tuck worth two ol that Or o H Y 3 4 Goll 3 4 Canteen 4 Echo 4 Skater s Waltz Snlver Tn 2 Cabmet 2 Pap Club 2 3 Toga Tn 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Masque and Gavel 3 Semor Class Play Vocatronal Club 4 Science Club Red Cross 4 Clel and Stat! 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety MELBERT LENANDER Not by bread alone x H Y 3 4 tre IOANNE LINQUIST Sclence Club 4 Tnlles are tniles but senous matters Sxlver Tn GAA 2 3 4 pres 4 Bloloqy Club 3 Toqa Tn 3 Blue Tn Cabmet 3 Spanuh Club 4 Clet and Statt Student Couucnl 4 Echowan Stat! 4 72 or -LA . 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LIS! ------ pin up ii' DONNA MCDONALD The Secretary Song Brology Club 3 HAROLD MILLER HARRY MILLER VIRGINIA MOES EMILY MORGAN BETTY NELSON Strong but never sxlent Echo 3 Canteen 4 Red Cross 4 Rex I-Ir Y 4 Sell made man Dux Hr Y 3 4 All School Hx Y sec 4 pres 4 Canteen 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Ethrcs Committee 4 Patterns from Pans Srlver Tn 2 Toga Tn 3 4 Can teen 3 4 GA A 4 Vocational Club 4 The applause of lrstemng senates to command Echo Reporter 3 lust like a doll Srlver Tn 2 Canteen 2 Tn Cha 3 4 GAA 4 Clel and Stall 4 Brush and Palette 4 Red Cross 4 23 IUDITH LORENZ HUGO LUNG GERALD MAAS GEORGE MANSER IOAN MARTIN A wise man is never surprised. Football 2: Science Club 3 4' Brush and Palette 4. Laugh thy grrlrsh laughter Srlver Tn 2 GAA 2 Lrbrary Club 4 Vocatronal Club 4 Tn Chl 4 Canteen 4 Theres nothxnq lxke a dame Football 2 4 conference 4 Tennis 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Stage Crew 2 3 4 Canteen 2 3 4 Echo Stall 3 4 Lettern-lens Club 2 3 4 Ortho HrY 3 4 treas 3 sec 4 Masque and Gczvel 4 Scxence Club 4 Hall and Burldrng Com mrttee Its a stnke Bowling 3 4 Probably the can run the school wrthout me but not easily Foot all 2 3 4 All conference 4 Basketball 2 3 Tennm 2 3 4 Rex Hx Y 3 4 All School Pres 4 Treas 3 Nova H1 Y 4 pres 4 Declarn 3 Student Councrl 4 Echo Stall 3 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Stage Crew 2 3 Canteen 2 3 4 co charnnan 4 Hall and Buxldrng Com mxttee 3 4 Ethics Commrttee 4 Modesty rs not bashlulness Sxlver Tn 2 Zeta Tn 3 4 Bxology Club 3 4 Brush and Palette 3 4 Clel and Stat! 4 Glee Club 4 R wie C' kdqoi 9.u.Si'L'-M-'-1'-9 + WLM T316-X ' ' 'l .s. :All- 2 ,-J , E I fr' 'yt A J 2 S I .V I fafit, 4' 1. 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Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3. 11 DOUGLAS NOREEN - ,gif i CAROLYN OLSON KAY OSTROM IOYCE PAVEY ROBERT PEDERSON Hockey 3 4 Goll 4 Track 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Flying Fingers og the Keyboard Silver Tri 2 Rega Tn 3 4 treus 4 Clef and Stat! 3 4 Biology Club 3 Science Club 4 Camera Club 4 Service Club 4 pres 4 Vocational Club 4 The thoughts ot youth are long lost thoughts Leader ship Club 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Rex Hi Y 3 4 treas J pres 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Science Club 3 4 Iumor Class Play Football 3 4 Lettermen s Club Dark Eyes Silver Tn 2 G A A 2 3 Biology Club 3 4 Christian Fellowship 3 4 Zeta Tn 3 4 Service Club 4 Xogcational Club 4 Library Club 4 Canteen 4 Visual i I can resist everything but temptation Adelphi Hx Y 3 4 HERBERT PETERSON A wonderful guy Leadership Club 3 4 D x HrY 3 4 pres 4 Science Club 3 4 Echo Sta!! 3 4 lunror Class pres Student Council 3 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Canteen 4 Senior Class Play Clel and Stall 4 Talent Chairmen 3 4 National Honor Society 4 74 GEORGE NELSON - MARVIN NELSON ' IAMES NESSHEIM - ' LARRY NICKANDER - A little learning is a dangerous thing. One of the boys. Dux Hi-Y 3. 4. 'l'd like to be bashlul. but the girls won't let me. Sophomore Class Pres.: Leadership Club 2. 3. v.-pres. 2: Camera Club 2. 3: Student Council 2: Glee Club 2. 3. 4. pres. 4: Canteen 2. 3. 4: Science Club 3. 4: Friendship King 3: Adelphi Hi-Y 3. 4, pres. 4: Masque and Gavel. 3. 4, v.-pres. 4: Iunior Class Play: Senior Class V.-Pres.: Senior Class Play: Clei and Staff 4: Echowan Stat! 4: National Honor Society 4: Homecoming Chairman 4: Hi-Y Lt.-Governor 4. - - There's no royal road to geometry. Spanish Club 2: Science Club 3. 4. v.-pres. 4. - - I've served my term. goodbye. Novi Hi-Y 4. . at 'I 'Q iirii in 'fs , is Q. an fl A -' ' is :E . . . .I X 1 M 5 'Lia , X 1-'ii I MARVIN NYBERG- All-American Boy. Football 2. 4: Camera Club 2: Q i . 'Z,.' . . . , . N fa. A 'Al L . . . . : i ,Q 3 3 ,LL . . - . ' M ra -. 'e f ' J l ' . '- . . - - 'J l' ' i I :i : : ' I is V - - ' . : u 5, Y . Vi ' Y ' ., 1 3 IOE ANN PETERSON IOHN PIERCE ---- GRETCHEN PIRSCH - BENNET PORTER - - ' IOAN POWERS - - - ' CARLO RECKE - - - - - - Whey gentlemen prefer blondes. Silver Tri 2: Student ouncil 2: Library Club 2, 3: Tri Chi 3. 4. sec. 3: Masque and Gavel 3, 4: lunior Class Play: Pep Club 4: Echo Staii 4: G.A.A. 4: National Honor Society 4. Thanks tor nothing. Adelphi Hi-Y 3. 4. -- That old gang ot mine. Silver Tri 2: Red Cross 2. 3. 4. sec. 3: Canteen 3. 4: Tri Chi 3. 4: Science Club 3: G.A.A. 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Masque and Gavel 4: Clef and Statt 4: Echo 4: Blue Tri Cabinet 4. 'Gone to the dogs-Porter's Cat and Dog Hospital, that is. Football 3: Basketball 3: Golf 3. 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Leadership Club 3: Adelphi Hi-Y 3. 4: Lettermen's Club 3. 4: Student Council 4. 'Life is iust one darn thing alter another. Camera Club 3: Masque and Gavel 3. 4: Debate 3. 4: lunior Class Play: Rega Tri 3. 4: Blue Tri Cabinet 4: Echo 4: Senior Class Play: Canteen 4: Red Cross 4: Pep Club 4: G.A.A. 4: Echowan Staff 4. Rambling Recke. Fidelis 3. 4. ,Q it jc! Y JV wi RICHARD REESE Quiet not Glee Club 3 4 RICHARD REEVES The cold gray dawn ol the morning alter HENRY REISS Lil Abner Football 3 4 Lettermen s Club 4 IAMES REISS The days gone by Sophomore Class Treasurer Adelphi IANET RUEDIGER IEAN RUTHERFORD l lY34vpres3 Fnendshl just tne perfect blendship Silver Tn Camera l b 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Rega Tn 3 4 v pres 3 Spanish Club 3 4 Clel and Stall 4 Knowxedge comes but wisdom lingers Silver Tn 2 Visual Aid 3 Zeta Tn 3 4 treas 4 Canteen 3 anxsh Club 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 asque and Gavel 4 Clet and Stal! 4 Blue Tri Cabinet 4 National Honor Society 4 25 I . Q lf f x ,ck 'W' ' fx , 2 YAC? Vw 4+ , l A Y- f' xv Lf V.: y, ,klw in ,1 ff t 51.11 1 , l, -N -I EIU. I 3 i I 1 1. .gl I I .1 ---ni 1 . . al I nn' X ' :rf ' u I A - N 1:- 'S' If fat' Qt? Xi? 'X7 X ' THOMAS RYAN--- It's a great day for the Irish. Leadership Club 2: STEVE SAMELS MARGARET SANDIN IEAN SCHNACKY mosque and Gavel 3, 4: Basketball 3. 4: Iunior Class ay. Song and Dance Man Hockey 2 3 4 Football and Basketball Student Manager 2 Echo 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 Dux Hr Y 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Scrence Club 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Senior Clas Play Those endearing young charms Silver 'I' 2 Zeta Tn 3 4 Lrbrary Club 3 Canteen 4 Vocational Club 4 Back at South Vocatlonal Club 4 Service Club 4 WILLIAM SCHROEDER As corny as Kansas rn August Football 2 xence Club 3 4 R H Y 3 4 p 4 pre Canteen 4 GERALD SCOTT A wrt s a feather Canteen 4 Fxdehs Hr Y 3 4 sec 4 'ww' 1 ur 3 ,Q WT 5 be X. X9 Lf x xx ,L 7 NX x CHARLES SEASHORE DONALD SENANDER WILLIAM SIEGEL RICHARD SINGSAAS LAWRENCE SMITH CAROLE SOLLE N. Charlre my boy Football Manager 3 R Hr Y sec 4 Football 4 Dont fence me ml Football 2 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Bug wxde wonderful world Football 2 4 Dux HrY Baseball 4 Well Ill be shovelrnq off Track 2 4 Glee Club 4 Sclence Club 3 Fxdeln Hr Y 3 4 treas 3 Masque and Gavel One Act Plays 3 Masque and Gavel Play 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Could we ask for more' Football 2 Basketball 2 3 Student Councrl 3 4 v pres 3 pres 4 Scrence Club 3 4 Fxdeln Hr Y 3 4 v pres 3 Iunror Class Play Canteen 3 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Semor Class Play Masque and Gavel Play Class Nrght Commxttee 4 Natroual Honor Socrety 4 A faxthful fnend rs a strong defense Camera Club 231: pres 4 Snlver Tn 2 Reqa Tn 3 4 Vocatronal u 26 -X K Novx H1 Y 4 v pres 4 All School Hx Y V Pres 4 Scxence Club 3 4 Vlsua Ard 3 4 sec treas 4 lg Xl .1 L,- .Ji an .1 15' 'X .1 K -1 ' ' : f I' sl f . l Y, n X X X X X .. . - ri : 1 43, - - f - gn, T Sc' , : ex i- . . v. res. , s. 4: A as -1 ,-f . fa' I 1.2 : ,f .. 1 .Q f. Vx' ' - 31 . 'Xl . 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X IANE SUNDGAARD BERNICE SWANSON lust a little bit independent Silver Tn 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Toga Tri 3 4 treas 4 Science Club 4 Echo Reporter 4 Debate 4 Class Night Committee 4 National Honor Society 4 Number please at the Orchard exchange SI ver Tri 2 Christian Fellowship 2 3 Library Club 2 GAA 2 Sigma Tri 3 4 Red Cross 3 4 Vocational Club 4 Science Club 4 Canteen 4 MARLYCE SWANSON The voice is the best music Sigma Tn 3 4 ALETHA THORNE EARL TRUCKER THERESA VETSCH Red Cross 4 Blue Tri Cabinet 4 Vocational Club 4 Glee Club 4 Sweet girl graduate with her golden hair Silver Tri 2 G A A 2 Toga Tri 3 4 Library Club 4 Red Cross 4 Prince Valiant Football 2 3 4 captain 4 Basketball 4 Tra 3 4 Ortho Hi Y 3 4 Echo Sta Science Club 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Sweet indifference Silver Tri 2 GAA 2 4 Zeta Tn 3 4 Canteen 4 Vocational Club 4 27 ORDEAN SPANDE - Our Capering Carpenter. SHIRLEY STARCH - We love an old-fashioned girl. Christian Fellowship 3: Sigma Tri 4: Vocational Club 4. RALEIGH STEVENS - - - I'll get by. Christian Fellowship 2: Spanish Club 3. 4: Toga Tri 3. 4. IANET STEWART'- Happy talk. Silver Tri 2: Camera Club 2: Student Council 2: Rega Tri 3. 4: Biology Club 3. 4: Masque and Gavel 3. 4: Pep Club 3: Declam. 3: Echo Reporter 3. 4: Vocational Club 4: Clei and Stati 4: Senior Class Play: Masque and Gavel Play Student Director 4: National Honor Society 4: Echowan Stall 4. BARBARA STUART-Ucockeyed Optimist. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Silver Tri 2: I Rego Tri 3. 4. pres. 4: Red Cross 3, 4. pres. 4: Biology Club 3: Blue Tri Cabinet 3. 4: Iunior Class Play: Girls' State 3: Echo Reporter 3. 4: Declam 3: Masque and Gavel 3. 4: Echowan Staff 4: Student Council 4: Class Night Committee 4: National Honor Society 4: Hall and Building Committee 4. DAVID SULLIVAN- A wise man is a great wonder. Adelphi Hi-Y 3. 4: Basketball 3. 4: Football 4: All-School Hi-Y treas. 4: Echowan Statt 4. 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I l . ill- , - , Vai IOSEPH VETTEL - - ARTHUR VOSS DIANE WARNER BETTY WASHICK SONIA WEEKS li ,SJ V Y 1-ff if 'Cf F ll 'XS is THALES WENTWORTH I dont know tor sure Silver Tn 2 treas 2 GRAHAM WHITNEY BARBARA WICK ROBERT WOLF CHARLES WOLIN IIM YOUNG Librar Club 2 Canteen 3 4 Iuruor Class treas Blue Tri Ca inet 3 Rega Tn 3 4 Red Cross 3 Biology Club 3 Brush and Palette 3 4 Co editor Echowan 4 Student Council 4 Pep Club 4 Vocational Club 4 sec 4 National Honor Society 4 Crackers lumar Class Play Fidelis Hr Y 3 pres 4 Senior Class Play Masque and Gavel 3 Canteen 4 A laugh lor every occasion Band 3 4 Christian Fellowship 4 Bus boy Student Council 2 Leadership Club 2 Dux H 3 4 sec 3 v pres 4 Science Club 4 National Honor Society 4 Otto Spanish Club 2 The re all my type Visual Aid 2 3 4 Football 2 Bas etball 2 3 4 Goll 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 98 SHIRLY VINZ ---- I'll build me a car. Little Miss Innocence. Brush and Palette 2, 3. Library Club 2: Biology Club 3: Sigma Tri 3. 4. pres. Blue Tri Cabinet 4: Pep Club 4. A fender a rattle and he calls it a car ee it must be love S ver Tn 2 GAA 2 Zeta Tri 3 4 Vocational Club 4 Canteen 4 Heaven will protect the work ng girl Silver Tri G A A 2 3 Library Club 2 Chri tian Fellowship 2 Zeta Tri 3 4 Vocational Club 4 Service Club 4 Amt we got fun' Silver Tn 2 Zeta Tn 3 4 v pres Blue Tn Cabinet 4 All School v pres G A A 4 Glee Club 4 Echowan Staff 4 4 Canteen -'J' Tri 2: Library Club 2: Student Council 3: Canteen 3. 4 Tri Chi 3, 4: Pep Club 4. DAVID ZIPOY ---- Einstein with a crew cut. Rex I-li-Y 3: Leadership Club 3 Science Club 3, 4. 1 'Mil national honor society the highest honor a h1gh school can bestow membership m nat1onal honor soclety was presented to twenty s1x senlors in the upper thlrd of the sen1or class the requirements for selection to th1s group were servlce to the school leader sh1p and excellence 1.n character and scholarship Row2 I Peterson I Rutherford K Becker P Leland G Keller T Wentworth E Elliot M Clark Anderson Howl B Iackson G Clark I Sundgaard I Stewart M Iensen B Stuart P Beal I Berkwitz N Keen 29 ----Y 1 Row 3--B. Wolfe. L. Fernelius. H. Miller, D. Amren, I.. Smith, H. Peterson. E. Trucker, I. Nessheim SUZANNE YOUNG- lf you knew Susi. Brush and Palette 2. 3. 4: Silver lets have cz bxg smxle dxgmtanes why um I here? well the other day I heard that QAQXQLUS concentrchon oh Emxlyl whxch twm has the pony' 30 AW 7 ls. gf , l l A ,. . , X Q ' l . f Lf .,, , fi I'll have a strawberry phosphate. Mr. Morgan Wy., ,iw slumber party D ILR wmner + where's the can opener? what here aga1n pardon my Ieei' steady boy' candy and cake prexy relaxes! 3 W xx ye! x My , I- , . K , . . I ' f .Q ., f A 4 -1 u VERBATIM Mr Rorman 9 out of 10 cars on the road Larry Smith howdy k1dd1es MISS Lanpman three fourths of the hemp exported from Tanganyika Mrs Moffat man your stations Ronnie Fellenstem somethin the matter with the separator dont know what twas Mr Hayden yes dear Mr Seely parley vous Francee IMPOSSIBLE SITUATION forglve me Kappy for your getting detention it was my job to bring you to the ethics attention DOUBLED we d like to see air wick for the auditorium after boys gym a leader in the Junior class a prom for senlor girls gloves in a glove compartment the hall and building committee without athletes a new backdrop 1n the auditorium instead of the forest primeval some good books ln the hbrary someone usmg the underpass a carefree senior needed desperately a quiet place during the dxstributing of yearbooks the staff modermty wondenng how Wllly knew so much about Park o lamentable dayl report card day twas a rough night day after the prom o horror horror horror' tongue nor heart cannot conceive nor name thee ACE tests they are my lord wlthout the palace gate bailiff before ethlcs committee I have a strange 1nf1rm1ty which IS nothing to those that know me student who has skipped famine 1S in thy cheeks fourth hour students how now my headstrongl where have you been gaddmg? Mr Zannas greeting to boys returnmg from Christy s alas poor Yonck I knew h1m well Miss Isacson radio a medlum of dramatic style amazing the way it carries over into real life suspense the txme between n1ne weeks test and the marks you are there slumber parties thls IS your life Mrs Moffat people are funny sophomores escape halls at 3 20 the big story Mr Rorman grand central station speech office let s pretend play casts friendly t1me senior openhouse gang busters hall and bulldxng committee the gulding light Mrs A camel caravan Bob s at 8 U0 a m voices and events the PA I -.. ?.. O O O U I I O I O I tasting our first serious bit of Shakespeare . . . fascinated by its twist of UVUQVQIQSSWQ Il T4 Z!!! Q N ,J J I I Rpm 'Q l if people . . . arms with books . . . surrounded by voices and laughter . . . shy looks to win your smile . . . going from class to class, not realizing time . . . having fun, not yet worried about the future. . i J Y .- vu .1-V. 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I I ' ' L f Uh 5 If 17 r ' -.' , ' 1 V yi t N I, , J 2 I ' if l l. yt V , ,fy I V' autographs 1 I ' ' How 3-D Row 2 iuniors Basiable I Basart K Botham Bechlold D Brown I Bye Berg L A AlblhlOh B Burion I Brown G Anderson B Annen Howl Anderson G Bonander D Applebaum I Barlholon-ne Beauman A Barlzes Row 3-G Dahl T Elslad D Cook H Row 2 Row 1 Row 3 How Z Row l-S How How 2 How 1 34 Cedarblade M Carlson R Erlck son B Dean I Chase B Conley D Cheney S Dann B Dalnn I Crocker G Cox G Eckenberg E Erlanson F Chesier L Cooper D Hallberq B Hammerlund B Goodnch I Hanson Forster W Fabrello B Hall Haag D Gadney P Hageman Garber B Forshxer C Flatm gryer E Gelche l Fneborg 1 T Holcombe W Hannon R Iohn son G Hoops R Iohnson B Iun yak B Ionel H Hmton F Kardell P Kearney I Heclrland K Iohnson M Iohn SOD M lesperson N Iohnson B Kala her D Chnshannen D Houll G Hooper S Iohnson BI f '. I I ' -rs. . . . ' . . . -M. , . , . . . , c. -Fmaon, 11. Freollund, T, 1-15111 B1 -A. . . , . . F. . . . . ri. .' .' . '. f I. '11 3- , - , . ' . . . iuniors Row 3-I LaFrano E Klemond D Ma! thensen B Kuennen D Knutson B Larson W Kldahl Row 2 I May G Lam rnan R Langanlu B Maqney I ewn S Kxmel Bowl D Larson N Kuntz C Martm M Marhnson M Lyons I Xocou rek A Loo Raw 3-V Nelson C Mohlke D Man Row Row Row Row How How champ G Paulson T McNell1s Olmen N Nei! C Nordquxs! G McElmurry B Mxlbralh H Mo hier I Norbury S Nxckels K Ondxch S Nordstrum P McMas!ers B Myers C Mc Kxnley P Parks M Ostlund D Doherty 4 W Reed G Peierson D Seaburg 3-D Schull: D Rudeen D Schlm mel D Sari! L Simons B Robbins K Shea A Sanders G Rem B Poiienberger B Peierson B Pllam E Saknson C Busch I Renm M Skexe M Sand P Schwartz How 3-D Sprague I VonLorenz I Wohl lord T Tlues K Slarch R Worth mg M Svoboda N Woxss Row M White S Venard N Sylvan P Warner I Txllon M Wostlmq B I Smlih Row I Slemhelber D Thorson D Wm Qers C Slaenson I Wxlcox C Sundgaard 35 1. ' , ' . . Q ' ' ' 2- U. . . ' I . . - l- . , . , . - -L.'Sislam'l, Peerman. Porter I 2- . . . . . ' . l- . I' . . . . 'e. l-. ' . . . . ' - tenth grade Row 3-B Bren I Beatty H Cardenas S Anderson R Brustad R Buch ext Row 2 B Bond I Adams M Butler L Anderson C Anderson M Bros Howl I Boquxst I Anderson M Cald well M Bevensee I Berkwrtz S Benna Row 3-W Row 2 o Row l Duck R Dowlxng E Chaska Dale L Dunham M Doherty Dann L DeMar I Carlson Epstein I Cochrane I Drewe W Donuan C Doherty E Elchuck Carlson C Crxstman I Colver Row 3-L DeBoom R Frye W Craven R Elxe B Flemmmg W Golden W Hummel Row 2 L Fxscher G Coles B Frxedlund S Frye P Gardner W Graves F Goster R Grashxus Row I Farmer B Fox B Grunzke L Gardner R Fahrenderf B Haeq A Enclrsorx Row 3- Row 2 How 1 36 Herlert H Iohnson K Houlr Iohnson A Henry R Iohnson Haynes Honsey P Hrrmlre M Kelly Hobbs B Hougard B Iohnsorx Keller I Hancock G Hexneclre Hansell I Kendall G Hansen Iohnson Af ,' .' ,' '. ' -L. . . . . . 1 -N. ' . . . . . E. , . ' , . 1-. , . , . . . H. . . , . . I. . . . . , C. -1. , . ' . . . c. . . , . -w. , . . . ' . P. , . , . . c. tenth grade Row 3-D Krech D Marengo R Meurer D Lloyd G Leaf Row2 B Kleeberger I Lundquxst G McCullum M Maleshc S Lowry I McTugqart Howl K Mauel K Lamb E Kxnney I Lanqankx L Larson Row 3-M OShea D Nordburg L Narey Row 2 Row I I Olson R Olson A Nelson A Moores I Palmquxst L Nelson Mxller D Nordstrom S Kern Osman UZ CZ Noren N Olson I Nelson Molka I Newstrom I Krogfus Row 3-D Slunn D Schaper M Shack Row 2 M Peterson R Roessel V Rexer son C Plaxstad E Pxckett Rasmussen B Patterson Row! P Sartl C Sacknson P Roos B Quady C Sewall D Sandberg Row 3-R Wlllxams H Stephenson R Row Row I Smxth R Thompson R Swanson Walters Westerman I Wnght I Stone Taylor G Slrartvedt H Zoesch Zunmerman Stalel K Woodward M Voll mer L Sykora I Swallender B Tostrude 37 .JJ Cf. Persian. Reed. Rl. Ramier I L' , . . . . 2-P. . . ' . . . F. . . , . . P. ' - ' 4 -B. . . . . - How How Row Row Row Row Row Row Row How Row Bow Row Row Row mnfh grade Blars E Canheny N Burke Albxnson S Bauer R Blake Bohn I Bohn 3. Bracher D Blanchelte V Bar I C Butler N Chntopherson Beclman R Aronlon Adams K Blorn I Carlson Blrchleld! S Benna I Bark mi B Browne I Anderson I Alder son H Burton D Bariholoms R Brand D Brown 4 R Dale C Colvxn L Frerhorg N de Cambehza M Goodman W Foss C Davxs 3-D DeIarlaxs S Clark E Elxason I Ehrenberg R Dworsky I Conroy D M Dahl P I as! S Fxsher S Goldberg P Herman tallon S Hagen D E Gflnlih beck W B Hatcher S Dxbble P Fxnney DsVore C Fnscher Douthm B Frsher Duemke L Cole H D Hermanson K Gus Hulke B Helmerl R Hansell C Hansen H Halen Hebrnq R Hougard C Hecklund W Held E Hubbard I H1erm slad C Holmqunt G Hutchxnsun S Hutchmsan H Hartman I Hamxlton D Hayes V Hague M Haag L Gustalson E Holla B Hollxs P LaBeau G Iacobson F LaHue I Kxeler D Larson T Iohnson D Iohnson 3-H Ilstrup S I Iacobson G Iahn son I Kobs S Kxehne M Iaucb M Iewell G Knudsou M Iohnlon B Iohnson lohnson M M lan don M A from G Larson D Koller S LaBeau L A Iohnson L S Iacobs D Larlon E Klmel M Knvnlo S Kelzer O 4-D. ' , . ' . . . I. , . P. , . . . - se . . . 'z , B. L . . 2-C. , . ' . . . 1. I1 . f . 1 . ' Row l-B. Erickson. I. Fausch. D. Dale. 4- . . . 5 . - 3- . ' ' , . 5 . . l - l- . ' , . . . 4- . V . . . . 2- . , . , . l- . , . , . ' 38 How How Row Row Row Row Row How Row nmth grade Row 4-D Maltby H Nxelsen D Maas D McElderry I Lmdberg D Mxtchell Row 3'-H Mrddleton P Lxndberg N La vme C Marcus P McCulley A Leclrlxtner D Morse Row B I. Mxller I McCabe C Nolen I McNell1s P Lmdner B Lolrano Row I McNellxs L Mayer D ee G Luk D Lmdstrom M C Mohn M Mapes 3-D Norns B Pearson D Olson Hanallo W Plnllxps R Nyberg Quran L Nygaard Ostlund B Olson R Peterson Pohlman R Olson W Olson Ondxch D Rxebe Olund N Ruedlxnger S Owens Huedy I Ohm L Palmquzst Robertson I Harman Otrs M Hrtchre B Obenaul Piexler Selness D Sly S Shemstra Sanders I Smalh B Sugg Steenson B Senkel S Sable Sullxvan M Solle N Taylor Schatz D Strate B Scherbmg Stedman N Stoessel S Spencer Sprague M Stenrud M I uton S Stasel B Smxth Sundquxnt H Wxndsor L Wxllxams R Walde land D Sweet R vonLorenz C Tyler W Seestrom I Stoltman Youngblood L Tessmer B Woll gang S Thayer P Westberg Bow l-'G Weld E Wnglzt I Wmters S Welle N Thxesen M Wxlllams 39 U 1- . . ' . A . , . L . 4-R ' , . , . . I. ' . . n'. ' . ' . ' . ' . f B. ' . , ' 2-I. , . ' , . I , I. , . . . . I. . . Row l-N. Oslyn, D. Peterson. N. Peek. B. ' 4-C. . . . . ' , K. , . ' . . 3-B. . . . . . D. ' . . . . 2-M. , . . . ' . D. . . . . l-S. . . . . . S t ,. . , . ' . I. 3- . ' . . ' ' , . - 2- . . . , L. elghfh grade Row 3-I Blomquxsl M Baker B Alaspa E Baker D Aamodl R Berseth I Anderson C Berg How2 B Brodd I Bnce I Bramwell How How Row How Row Row Row Row How 3-I Bryan R 2 M Bonner K Anderson I Acker man A Applebaum D Anderso-1 I Beatty S Anderson M Anderson N Bell I Anderson E Aydr T Barlho lome B Bloom D Brown P Chandler R Fexker D Cedarblade I Colness D Dormer Clasprl M Edey I M Cameron B Ehlers R Brose I Chnstxanlon C Dover I Duck B Campbell C Cook D Clmion I Carlson Dearstyne E De Cam Carlson H Burzer E Chapman -S Doerr D balxza F Brooks W Kocourek C Husney M Kreher 3-C Holley W Iesperson N Ioues R Hxrmke S Larson D Knuison M Kluburger C Krueger P Hudson C Iuel A Iohnson M Isaacson I Kroglus D Iohn son I Lauren A Horownz M Klang F Hedberg M Grentwxt I Gat en Ger er T Garber Gronau Row 3-E Gray I Guhnson D Hagen I Havsiad F Hamxlton G Goman How2 B Hanson I Goulet I Fon R Gelder! A Gales I Frexborg Row l-S Hxckman I Grxiixn N Hxlde 40 brand N Keller K Hammel I Grand I 1- . , . , . , 4- . l , . . . ' . 1 . . . . . - How 4-A. Hom, 11. Hiller, L. Hill. 1. 2- . . . . . 1- . . . . . - 4-. , . ', . - 1 . 1. 1, , . , 11. 44135 gy... ,,f, 1' 1' f 9 Ng 'aff W za, 4 :VV it 32' . L p-Us., 4- ,-4: ,fr Q . W , 35 3 I , I '.,A V , .- .,.,,, 2 1 S 3' W , j 'wwf Z' 'L ' in lg' at 'I Z . ' A , 1 , 155' ' 2 ',,,W,w- tt K A nzb fi A , , v V 1' Q, mi A . yi ' , ' 4,4 3 U gif 4 'ff m iz 2 ' ,W -U' vvf ' ' 'ff' ' A 4 ,A 'r 1 3' fi my ,rx A 115 gfgsr-O 41 E ' u A 9 if M A ' ' 152' W, 3, E 5 W gh :I Q!! 5 ' bf il, '4 A' .. :r,, 3 .M ffl 3 4 ,566 -lf ! n A' - il 4 F x I 1 Q' 5 W wi A , Q ' 'Q if 'Y 1 . Qlii 1:19 it r gf if 5' 5 if M 'Ta- M17 ., 'K , l x Q Z? 4. vw if v ,G 'fr V W' W ,W if .. W, xv 8 'Q, ' S 'S ' .Mc M .. x, , 5 L ,1 ,. .L.,3 5 I gm' '4'lr'y,iml 5 'I ,.AAA Vflx ' Ve- ? , '1vAQuI' M ,Q 57? I ' 6' WJ' FA ua maui- iU,,l , ' A I rf- Ti - ' !4:rf ' I , ,,zw,, 1. in ' A ,. 2 3 f Q' u ! . Qt ' riff ., AhA , A 'I ,I f Jw., - ?4 I 7 yv A. Q i f M I -. i.,j a- fx, -. .7-ubiih 5'4- 1 'jx-as A ' f - Row Row 2 How seventh grade Bardahl M Banke P Anderson Bracher S Aker W Alberg Aamodt T Brown I Bangor Bloom D And rson T Brenden Blake A Anderson I Baker Bros W Brlessette D Bohn Ballon M Besner M Bender Brand R Albert on W Apple baum I Blorklund D Andersen S Blorklund I Broden I Baker V Anderson P Avdt L Bonander D Bertness B Bellows Row 3-D Dunham W Charland I El Row 2 Row strom D Curry D Enckson E Fxsher S Carlson I Carpenter G Chnstman R Damon C Drake K Helseth R Dahlsirom T Crow ley I Carlson K Danxelson B Carlson R Clxiiord R Elde I. Edelen C Fetterley B Crystal D Dahlen I Burke P Enclmer B Fernstrom H Dearstyne T D Dunham D Damberqer Row 3-I Hegedus S Gow T Gordon Row Row S Hendnclrson D Gacke I Ho bert H Gustafson M Goossen Hansemann G Gudenan R Graves E Gosh M Hall E Grerntz I Frank M Hambleton D Horstkorta I Fos ter D Hembre I Gnihth G Girard K Gnfhth T Flem P Franks B Hansen P Grlmer W Hagqberg L Har rxson H Foster Row 3-K Knxppenberg I Horn K Kms Row Row l 42 tler S Iohnson B Iust B Lam mann K Iaglo I Iohnson Kuennen T Labatt M Houll M Iustad C Kumpula D Iones G Kaeppel att I Lahr R Ilstrup Honsey D Iones D Hurth F Kearney I Klang K Iacobson E Kleeberger I Iacobson T Isaacson N Holand D Iohnxon N Keyt R Hohnson C Holm C Hedlund 3-A. , , . , H. , . , . . I- , . , . , I. . . e , . -H. , . , . , N. . . , . , E. , . s . . - l- . ' . . , . Douthitt, L. Dreyer. I.. Clements: B. . . . . , l-. ' ' . . ' , . ' ' . 2- . . . , . I. Hy . . , . . B How Row 2 How seventh grade Logrand R Monne L Neff Lung S Matchan M Lockhart Maas P Lyons H Nemerov Leclrlxtuer Marlchlre W Newclall C Mexs r C Mxller R Mlller C Lapp Mrller P Larson P Bamb Margeson R Mxller Moore M Lundquxst P Mar shall I Morneau N Mornson D Nash A Loberg I McTague '1 Nelson Row 3-H Hexneclc I Herman R Paulson Row Row l How Row How l B Osmunderson M Peterson I Patterson S Rohr G Grunzke P Ravine I Peters R Ptacek E Olson I Otxs F Hoberg W Roth S Odeon D Peterson P Petersen D Puckett C Qumn F Ostrom G Odeon A Westerdahl V Ol M Peterson M Porter B Pleller G Peterson D Thnes R Shmn A Schoen berger M Shervey I Schnaclrv Tessmer D Schroer P Slovlc P Schxltz B Scherlmg I Shoden G Smxth H Steenson D Segal Segal S Staggs N Taylor M Sheliel G Stone M Sargent B Tenms D Rudeen M Swendson R Sykora B Rue dxger S Selness G Sparks C Sundqurst L Scullv I Swanson F Sable I Sums A Slmons Row 3-C Voss I York D Wxllxams F Row Row l 'fxnker G Worthmgham P Tmker M Walde'and B Thompson P Wxlson E Wall ander M Zrmmar D Wyman I Woldsdale I Zxmmerschred I Zorn C Weltzel A Vettlmg I Vollmer D Wheeler B Zarodsky 43 3-G. . . ' . . . S. . . , . . H. ' -D. , . . . ' - se , . ' . g . ' , . . T. , . ' 1-R. , . ' . .. - -son, I. Roth.'I. Otis. I. Petersonl 3- . ' . . ' . . - D. j 1 . j 1 . -f autographs I fi, If fff fr 417 , A 14K fvq ffl YLQ Q 'K if uf wr KCC- - '19 , -Lrg 1 JCR leg , ' I U4 vxtif' .' 7 1 L' L4 ni Qzbgglfk xffpf ff JQSQKXJ ,I f Cv .Lis-4 AIIJ C C, ff' Q CBCSKHVITIGS ff-K f4.C 5-JJ, x .2x'?7v , apt 'avg-Q , 1 3' 4 Y fr 'CC ,' L2 J '7 . .fv -' ffrl, KL A ' J ff ' ff U JJ I N5 Q X W -5 ,. . . . R' N P A x 5 5 f - .4 .2 gs A 'iw fb .N ' F RQNP 'ff YNY iff .2217 wYQX lQ 55,5 SX gl Cl whurl of color o dance program half 'ilx filled the famlluor the meetmg XXX Q N fx 55 WO? wlll now come to order tolklng and plonmng wnth the staccato of o typewriter In the student councul room memonzlng speeches and Innes from plays octlvatues fruendshsps formed that will never be forgotten rf E' 5 fl N X X sw! Q ,V Nt X. ix. Q A Ts Q yn D' . ' ' ' ,fl . .xx e tg . . nel gSSX'WjQE . . . 1551-Egg . 1 XX in I L .. . y I echowan staff Row2 I Powers I Lmquxst B Fletcher I Nesshelm A Iohnson D Sulhvan S Weeks I LaHue M Anderson Howl B Stuart T Wentworth A Holte G Keller I Stewart echowan why d1dn t someone warn us or the echowan goes to press the harned vo1ce of our long suffermg advisor could be heard askmg agam for the 1un1or hxgh ldentxflcatxon pausmg from the task of combmg hardened glue from her ha-lr Geneva sa1d reflectlvely I hled them m some llterature book last week Al our beloved co edxtor gave a ghoullsh chuckle and brandlshed the glue pot at Ioan Powers whose screams have smce become famous rogulsh buslness manager Ixm Nesshelm conversed mtellrgently 1n walrus llke tones from chinese mule tram Manan and Some typed calmly on lgnormg the moanmg and srghmg of unmsplred lrterary editors Stew and Stu Ianet I.aHue threatened da1ly to reslgn 1f her drvrslonal pages werent used and Io Lmqurst marvelled that Margxe had come to school just to work on echowan through 1t all a tolerant smlle on her face our gallant hard working co edltor Thales efflclently measured and pasted Bruce merely wandered about wlth a soulful gaze and muttered these Easter vacatlons wlth the echowan staff Allen Iohnson went about hrs work quzckly and quletly we ve worked to brmg you thls barrler of words and pxctures agamst the years of forgettmg 'xt has been hard work, laughter, temper and messes we on the staff have loved every mlserable moment I . 45 .I ww student council Row 3-D Schxmmel B Patterson C Nordqulst G Manser G Haun H Peterson B Canheny A Holto Kardell D Amren T McNellls B Porter Row2 I Lewis D Doherty G Clark T Wentworth I Llhilulst C Ha nes N Keen I Holmquxst R w l B Iackson D Seaberg l. Smith N Domlan Mr Foltmer we the students ot st lou1s park hlgh school m order to glve the students a practlcal knowledge of democracy by lncreasmg student part1c1pat1on 1I'1 school government 1n st louls park hlgh school to br1ng about better cooperatlon between students and the1r teachers to promote the general welfare of the student body to establxsh hlgher standards ol character leadershlp scholarshlp and school Splfll to bnng about equahty of opportumty to all puplls m the school hte do hereby ordam and establlsh lh1S const1tut1on for the student council ol st louxs park hlgh school t IS IS the story of cr student councll a councxl that has worked hard a council that has expenmented a councll that has had 1ts la1lures a counc1l that has had nts successes a councll that IS supported by the students' there would be no story 1f the student body dldnt bel1eve and have fa1th ln thexr student councll thls would Just be a blank page gomg backstage ln a student governed school IS almost as excxtmg as gomg backstage 1n a broadway productxon as at a theater a lot of work goes on that the audlence 1nth1s case the student body never knows about and as at the theater much of the success ol the productlon depends upon the cast of characters especlally those 1n the leadlng roles our school we have 1250 students the stars the president vlce presxdent secretary and treas urer who are elected the sprmg before they assume office at the beglnmng of the school year m the fall the rest ol the cast ol characters are chosen a representative IS elected from each semor hxgh home room to serve on the councll also on the councll are those students who hold such othces as class presldent presldent of the all school hx y and edxtor ofthe school paper the dlrector or councll advxsor IS the school prxnclpal 46 f Q, ,ft I . V , E l x si I 3 1 . Q V We . . 4, C P. Zimmerman, I. May. H. Fryer. I. Berkwitz. M. Clark. I. Berkwitz. B. Stuart. B. Duck o - . . . . . ' , . ' . . tr . . . . . 1 1 1 1 . . I . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . ,, h. . . : . : . . : 1 1 1 1 1 . - tr 11 . . . In 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - . . . tt 11 . .A . . I . - .- I . ,. . ,, . . . . . . 1 1 . contnbutmg much to the success of student government at our school IS the hall and building comm1ttee eight comm1ttee members patrol th halls before school and dunng lunch hours a cheerful no loltenng please or youd better slow down a l1ttle help to rem nd students of the rules if a student perpetually breaks rules or lf he fails to lsten to committee members wamrngs he may receive a summons to appear before th eth1cs committee the ethics comm1ttee IS a student court because the committee treats each case as seriously as would a real court it is respected and appre lated by the ma onty of the student body th1s years council took two new steps in student govemment f1rst was student controlled audxtonurn programs second was a plan for non compulsory honor study halls each student who wanted to 1o1n an honor study hall signed an apphcatlon sxgmfymg that he would ablde by the honor system rules drawn up by a councll comm1ttee all students who violate honor system rules have a hearmg by this comm1ttee before they are retumed to a teacher supervlsed study hall every year the council sponsors a week to help students realize and appreciate the opportunities offered at park this year each day of parkticlpatlon week emphasized one phase of school hfe posters purpose of extra currlcular GCl1Vll16S scholarship leadership and service as a part of student government the council covers not only the large 1mportant duties of the school but also 1t admxnlsters the small necessary SGIVICQS lt operates a lost and found department publishes a student directory and sponsors a student talent show every year a part of the council the school door canteen provides for one low cost dance at least every two weeks a member of the council s reception comm1ttee IS on duty at all tlmes to greet v1s1tors and give them informatlon our school the faculty vo1ces 1ts oprnlons of student government in the student faculty relatlons committee thls representat1ve body composed of six faculty members and six students dlscusses school problems and makes recommendations to the council and to the school administration all agree w1th Edward Foltmer parks principal when he says the public school IS considered by many to be the foundatlon upon whrch American democracy rests 1f that belief is to become a reality the schools must make 1t possible for tudents to thoroughly understand the concept of democracy through frequent participation ln democratlc procedures our school the words student government are up ln the lights for the students and faculty are pleased w1th the performance MR FOLTMER, LARRY SMITH 47 . . e . . . e . . I boosters, and public address announcements were used to remind students of the meaning and at . . . . . - . at .. ., . . I echo staff Row 2 P Beal I Berkwrtz I Peterson H Lung E Trucker A Iohnson H Peterson G Manser I May B Bohlxg I Renme Howl K Becker M Clark Mrs Moffat E Elliott I Gust B Berg echo the next one cant be as much work as th1s one has been slghed members of the echo staff as they put park s b1 monthly to press every other thursday mght under the guldance of Mrs Hazel Moffat research 1nterv1ews rewntes typmg p1ctures layouts and headhnes were all part of the problems that went 1nto the ed1t1ng of the elghteen xssues the hrst back to school ed1t1on lntroduced park s new asslstant pl'll1C1pGl Bertml Iohnson the homecommg ISSUS pald homage to queen lame Brown and her attendants Nancy Keen and Rae Nan Harmon the formatxon of the student faculty relahons commlttee was b1g news for one of the december lssues the announcement of valedxctonan Iane Sundgaard and salutatorlan Marguente Iensen was the blggest and best scoop of the year members of the natlonal honor soclety and next year s echo staff were featured 1n two of the sprxng 1ssues the year drew to a close wlth the publlcatxon of graduatlon news the prom and the senlor w1ll and prophecy Q RW 51 uv rm! Ga echo reporters Row 3-l Powers K Grannum B Fox D Doherty V Hooper Row2 B Stuart P Shwartz M Anderson C McKxnley R Lavxne G Haun P Anderson l Hclmf-ll-Us' S Iohnson C Iohnson Howl C Beauman G Plrsch I Stewart I Sundgaard C Mohlke D Lanqbehn X E ,..,' R , -, V, -f..,, X ,i l-1 Z .t , . ., . . . , . . . - I I . , , . , - - I . . I I . . , . . - . , , , . . . , . , . . 'Q ' --,vm ...mfr ...,..., ., ,,. , ., ..,, .., , - Y '.-YV- .. N.. ll .- 'lb ' I , . X : s 4 A ,gg 9 1 , , ' - ' , 1' l 1 J ' .K , , 4 . P tif . . ,, - X. I Row2 V Hooper I Rutherford M Swanson P Anderson K Shea S Weeks I LaHue P Swartz I Powers B Berg Row l G Pxrsch I Carlson G Clark N Keen Mrss Brttner S Vmz B Stuart all school blue trr all school blue tn started out therr actrvlty hlled year wrth the recogmtxon service held at St Georges Church Iean Rutherford worshrp chairman was rn charge of thrs servxce blue tr1 actrvxtres were planned through the all school cabmet whrch consrsts of presrdents of chapters all school offrcers and commlttee chalrmen all school meetmgs whrch are held once a month were planned at the cabmet meetmgs themes for the months were also decided upon among the varlous themes were vocatrons back to school safe dnvrng and good groomxng durlng the year all school blue trr sponsored two dances the f1rst one was the annual sadre hawklns day dance the second was a very successful dance planned rn only twenty four hours at Chrlstmas tame all members of blue tn went wrth the hr y members carolmg at the old people s home and other places th1s was the hrst proyect of the year that blue trr worked on rn cooperatron wrth hz y the second prolect that blue tr1 co sponsored wrth hr y was the leadershrp clrnxc thrs was held rn yanuary and was attended by representatxves elected by the sophomore lumor and semor classes rn the sprmg blue tn agarn co sponsored wrth hx y the annual lenten servrce held for the entrre student body all school officers were presxdent Nancy Keen vxce presldent Soma Weeks secretary Betty Berg treasurer Kappy Kmg and ICC representatrve Grnny Hooper the all school advrsor was Mrldred Brttner our presrdent Barb Stuart called our meetmgs to order workrng wrth our presrdent to plan the semr monthly meetmgs were Mary Whrte vrce presrdent Kay Shea secretary Carolyn Olson treasurer and the drfferent committee charrmen meetmgs followed the vanous all school themes of the month startmg off the school year wrth the back to school theme two park alumnae spoke on the sublect of startmg school at the Umversxty at a later meetrng Mrs McGowan led an rnterestmg dxscussron on boy g1rl relatxons durmg december rega trr members spent meetmgs tymg red bows on chenxlle candy canes to be sold on bow day thls was our money makrng prorect for the year rega trr worked wrth rex hr y to sponsor therr annual parent youth clrnzc rn march the clmrc began wxth a banquet at whrch the purpose ol blue trr and hr y was explarned a panel drscussxon on vocatlons concluded the alfarr members of rega trr enloyed a very actrve year L, J til!- at 'fl H r gubuetr 6 :Lf f A 111 JJ' A cabmet MU? X Y lv if fi Row 3-I Ruedlqer I Berkwrtz I Powers M Sylven Program Ch I Stewart Pres B Stuart Sec K Shea Row 2 G Keller I Hecklund M Anderson P McMasters D Applebaum Trgqs C Olson Advrsor M155 Robertson V Pres M Whyte Sand P Parks C Solle How 1 M Iensen B Berg I Stexnhelber H Hoffman l 49 I . r I ' ,771 I I A Alf, -X-111-x I 3 I r ' V ' - ' I ' , ,f r' fic .o .2 V' V J U 1 , 1 ., f!' f I 1 '14 '7 ' ,D ILL, lf 1 , J, ' 9 , Uyfzd. F! 'I f ' if 1 I I ' A . - ' . It 1 I 4: e ,gfj,r f. Mr I' 'fide P. ' f , fy p . I , GL, L','Lf' X 1 - Z ,, X ,','r'c'L if ' . V 1 X ,' r LL , , , ,43-I 1- f ' . fr Av, at M 'fe .1 n 41 JN, e-V, ff V ' ' , ' . Y, y I I, A' A cs. S X .. 1 , 1 . 'W f M1 . 1, v I ' ,QA P1 ' . T 4 Y' v fl ' M. ' , X .1 ...M . L Q, -A r A I, .. I lr .. . . , . r .. . I , I .4 ., . slgma blue tru cabmet ' if Row 2 E Getche S Starch N Iohnson C Chnstman M Swanson M Anderson Pres S Vmz Sec D Houll Treas H Iones Advisor Rowl C Gxbson P Erlanson I Kocourek S Nordstrom C Brown G Rem Mxss Hclxan V Pres I Hennxe Program Ch I LaHue sxgma trxs oihcers and members worked together makxng the year a very enjoyable one at the meetxngs mterestmg speakers talked to the grrls on the dxiferent themes lor the months among the speakers were a puprl ot ballet a teacher and a speaker on boy g1rl relations ln apnl a candy sale was sponsored by sxgma tn at the y wc a thrs was the money makmg prolect for the year one month of blue tn was devoted for service prolects srgma tn donated an evenmg to work on red cross work oihcers for the year were presxdent Shlrley Vxnz vxce presldent lean Renme secretary Dlane Houll and treasurer Helen Iones advlsor was Mlss Hohan the toga blue tn has to tts credxt many servrce prolects thxs year rn october they had a paper sale to boost the treasury and m december they worked on tray favors for the red cross two packages were also sent to care to be sent to lrrends of one of the gxrls 1n the chapter the girls say that the best tlme of the year was had at the slumber party held down at the yw c a rn march throughout the year the advlsor was Mxss Rostvert who has done a wonderful Job along wrth the very capable offlcers presldent Ioan Carlson vice presxdent Cynthma Sundgard secretary Donna Chnstxanson treasurer Iane Sundgard and chaplam Sue Garbor toga blue tru cabinet 'Wx L I Row 3-C. Peabody. I. Bye, S. Weeks. N. Weese. I. Hacking. V. Maes, N. Keen Sec.. D. Christians-on: Program Ch.. K. Becker: Treas.. I. How 2--is Irgfanlfon. I. Gill. R. Hanson. I. Burke. G. Conway, A. Thorne. B. Armen. Sundgufdf Advlsm' M55 Roswell: PWS l' Cmlson . ar quxst Row 1--S. Garber. B. Forshier. I. Bartholome, C, Beauman 50 tru chl blue fr: eabmef Row 3-K Kung B Bohlrg S Iohnson S Young P Hageman Sec C Flatxn Treas I Holmqulst Advxsor Mxss Bxttner How 2 V Hooper I Peterson B Nelson I Day Pres G Clark V Pres l.. A Albrnson How l I Tilton S Vernard D Doherty B Iackson chr members worked on several servxce prolects durmg the year one of them was a dance that they sponsored for the semor hlgh at Chrxstmas txme they put on a party for needy chxldren at a settlement house at thelr meetings they had guest speakers who spoke on the blue tn themes of the months among the speakers were a harr stylist and a resource man on safe drlvxng offxcers of tn ch: were president Georgia Clark v1ce presrdent Lou Ann Albmson secretary Carol Flatm and treasurer Ioanne Holmqurst workmg with the grrls was Mrss B1 tner advisor zeta tn based their seml monthly meetxngs dunng the year on the all school blue trx themes for the months offrcers members and their advxsor worked together to make the year a successful one m november zeta tn held a yornt meetmg wxth srgma tn at whlch a movxe on safe drrvmg was shown a stylxst and cnrlme hostess were guest speakers at meetlngs of zeta tn a speaker and a drscusslon on boy gxrl relatxons was one of the years best programs officers of zeta trx were presldent Phyllrs Anderson vxce presrdent Barb Harstad secretary Nancy Iohnson and treasurer Iean Rutherford Mrs Hopperstad served as a very able advlsor Cl- G zefa blue tru cabinet Sec.. N. Iobnson: Treas.. I. Rutherford: Prog. Row 2-I, Freiborg, B. Broms. M. lronsides, D. Warner. M. Sandin, D. Larson. M. Iohnson, Ch.. M. Hoffman: Prog. Ch.. I. Pavey: Pres.. C. Steenson P. Anderson: Advisor. Mrs. Hopperstad: How l-G. Cox. I. Wilcox. I. Martin. M. Anderson. T. Vetsch. L. Cooper. D. Thorson V.-Pres.. B. Harstad 51 tp 5 X1 C' '7 Row2 C Iohnson V Molke S Dxbble E Cantxeny D Keller H Wmdsor N Domlan M Schatz P Gonxan C Crxstman Howl I Berkwxtz E Kmney B Fox Mlss Utnehmer I Hlermstad I Malmstedt all school sllver tru all school srlver tn was very actrve thrs year they started off the year by havxng an overnrght at lymann lodge with the s1lver tn cabmets from mlnneapohs schools the sllver tn cahmet had a cake sale and sponsored a dance lor the seventh and eighth grades called the candy cane caper they planned the all school meetmgs at whxch they had several speakers on the varrous themes lor the month Margie Benedrctor talked to the grrls about new styles rn skl clothes and showed a movxe on skung boy gxrl relatlons dxscussxons were led by Mrs McGowan Reverend Obernaugh spoke on brotherhood durrng the annual fnendshxp week sponsored by the all school sxlver tn Nancy Keen and I1m Nessherm were honored as queen and kmg of 1950 however because Ixm had served as frrendshrp klng of 1949 he generously shared thxs honor Wllh Herb Peterson rn cooperatlon with all school blue tr1 and hx y the srlver tn helped complete the Easter servxce kappa tru olfxcers of kappa tr1 thxs year were Ianet Malmstedt presrdent Ioan Ruedy vxce presxdent Mary Langdon secretary and Vonxce Molke treasurer they have had two speakers on beauty at therr alter school rreetmgs kappa tn rs plannmg a money makmg project for thxs spnng R1 Row 3-B Scherbxng K Mauel D Erxkson I Farmer l Ostby C Marcus R W1hdSOY l Efenbefq N Olson G lohnson I. lchnson S Dlhble Row 2 I Anderson N Therson S Lowry N Lavxne N Oslyn N Crlstopherson C Holmquxst N Peek L Cole P Bracker M I Sutton S Wolfe Howl V Molke I Ruedy I Malmstedt Mxss Utnehmer M Langdon S Owens Q7 V I 'WMWNA 'M ., L - - . V ,. ' s I MMA f.. I Q ,, - - I C , , y S t W W I . X, ,A Wim, 'J' ' W.- .rs l l,...,r O I - O 'I 9, ' Q E yo V 'I I l ' Q. . - .t t IW- Q 4 E' ' W - , Z4 t Y: Q I v u 2 A .. ' 6993 Howl! Iohnson M Muller B Grunske C Straxte B Hougard I Hons I Bxoqsxst N gugre ox Frxedlund C Plaxstad B Muller L Nel on P Roos I Hancock D eller1N omlan Row 2 Mohn I Berkwltz M L Brose I Kendahl I Carlson K Woodward W Keller V Rydland Hlermstad M Schatz G Hutchmson M Hxtclixe P Gonxan Row l Vollmer S Benna Mxss Hanson C Crxstman S Iacobson L Iohnson poca fr: Carol Chnstman preszdent called the regular meetings of poca chapter of sllver tn to order Mxss Hanson then' advxsor helped plan the meetmgs wxth the and of Iackle Kobs vlce presxdent Sarah Iacobson secretary and Sonya Benna treasurer movle on brotherhood ln february they had a skatxng party at Chnstys rmk durzng brotherhood week they enjoyed a to complete then' years CCllVlll6S they are plannmg a slumber party at the yw ca Pflnla ffl L12 Cantxeny president Carold Adams vxce presldent Pat Fmney secretary and Ioan McNell1s treasurer these were the ofhcers elected by prlma tn to serve thls year Veryl Rexerson and Val Rydland talked to the group on fashxons at one ol thexr meetmgs which are held after school pnma tn had a slcatxng party at Chnsty s rmk thrs wmter Lxndner K Lamb I Robertson I Holman E Kinney M Tmker L DeMar S Clark I McNellxs Benna I Winters M Solle M Mayeshc Hobbs M A Krexn L Mayor L Gustafson M Kxvxsto pen Carlson D Dale B Brand I McNellxs C Selness M Mapes Howl Mxss Glendennmg C Adams P Fmney E Cantxeny I McNellxs Mxss Lampman 53 Row 3-P S S S cer E Holte M Stenrud Row2 C E 4- f ' ' -- Q ' n 1 t v U A ' 4 . 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O O 0 Row 2 M Canheld K Ondxch D Sullxvcm Howl G Goodnch G Manser Mr Gnebnow H Mxller G Scott all school hu y all school h1 y started 1ts act1v1t1es oi thxs year by sendmg nxne delegates to camp xduhapl for the trammg sesslon both semesters thls year were very successful wlth the hrst oiflcers beglnnmg a new chapter at mld term sophomores bemg taken 1n the d1str1but1on of pamphlets to b Uor other boysl projects bowlmg and basketball the annual snow party was also a great success and everyone had a ternhc t1me park sent two delegates from each chapter to the mmnesota model leglslature and Izm Nesshe m was elected heutenant govemor the all school hx y also sends boys from the ddierent chapters to usher at programs such as the :ce lollxes the othcers forthe hrst semester were presldent George Manser vxce presmdent Ierry Scott secretary Harry Mxller treasurer George Goodrxch and chaplam Mlke Canheld the oihcers for the second semester were presldent Harry Mlller vlce presxdent Bob Wolle secretary George Goodnch treasurer Dave Sulhvan and chapla1n Kingsley Ondxch 54 0 n q ' 1 1 1111 1 1 1 v . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 adelphn hu y officers Row 2 I Hexss R Fnedlund H Langanlu R Iohnson R Bastable I Pxerce I Graff I Gable R Pederson Rowl K Ondxch R Bechtold I Held D Sullmvan W Reed F Haeg I Fernn I Nesshexm Mr Zanna the adelphxs are the oldest club at park and they have always been known for servlce and for good txmes the offlcers for the hrst half of the year were Irm Nesshexm p esldent Iohn Fernn vrce preszdent Dave Sulllvan treasurer Ben Porter secretary and Mrke Canheld chaplam thzs year the adelphls llved up to thexr motto of brotherhood and servlce they conducted the canned goods and used toys drives before Chrxstmas some of thexr many servxces xncluded a very successful square dance and the lumberlack day celebration Tom Thexss was crowned lumberyack lung and Dlck Brown and Skeets Held won a very close dec1s1on ln the log sawmg contest to top off the celebration the log lam dance was held ofixcers for the second semester were Iohn Ferrm presxdent Bob Bechtold vice president Iohn Gable secretary Honme Iohnson treasurer Kingsley Ondrch chaplaxn durmg aprxl two representatxves Iohn Ferrm and Ilm Nesshelm attended the model leglslature at the state capxtal Mr Zanna served as our faculty advxsor Don Olson a graduate of park asslsted as y leader of the group presxdmg over the dux for the hrst semester was Herb Peterson president crssxstmg hxm were Bob Wolfe vxce presxdent Iohn Gust secretary and Dale Langbehn treasurer the second semester offrcers were Bruce Fletcher presxdent Dale Langbehn vlce presldent Mrles Fagan secretary and Alan Iohnson treasurer Earl Bohm was the advxsor the dux began an actxve year wlth a stag party the first servxce project of the year was a record dance to mcrease the treasury the two mam servxce prolects of the year were asslstmg rn the collection of funds for the march of dxmes ln whlch they collected S170 and the sale of Christmas seals dux programs were well stocked with xnspxnng d1SCUSBlOnS and speakers Herb Peterson and Dale Langbehn were elected to represent the dux at the all state hx y model leglslature parent sons dlnner a may dance and a farewell party rounded out a very successful year dux hl y offncers How2 P Kearney B Kuennan M Nelson K Botham D Cheney D Peerman F Kardell A Iohnson S Samels W Fabrello Howl I Basart D Langbehn M Carlson M Fagan B Sxegel L Fernelrus B Wolfe I Gust H Peterson Mr Bohm B Fletcher '35 - JJ X46 x ,sf 'ex A v x XVQMU 'V xx95 me wife x we VXA fd ll ht IBIS ly! V ,,r,fwQ'1 1 NJ YA offncers X l ld ln How 2 C Hecke B Mxlbrath B Fulton B Molxter I May B Bren G Leaf I Cha e B Graves G Vlhllnelf' MY Hilgfen C Nord'-'luis' Howl E Barton D Brown B Allen L Smath D Armen B Larson B Fruen among fxdehs servxce proyects thxs year was the sister kenny foundatxon collectxon ln the sprxng thrs hx y brought out the first xssue of the park y er a weekly paper devoted entxrely to h1 y the fellowshxps ranged from a swlmmxng party at the y to a party on blg zsland 1n mxnnetonka the bxg dance of the year was the kxgmy kick whtch featured the crowmng of kmg kxgmy and the gzvmg of kxgmys as doorpnzes the novx chapter was formed yust after lnductxons m yanuary thrs year the nov1 sponsored a heart fund drxve and held a dance and gave 511000 to the fund the novx and the tn chr held a fun nlght where they and their parents got together for a socxal evenmg they hope to keep thxs an annual affair between the two groups novt also made a complete roster of all h1 y members and dxstrlbuted a copy to each hx y member although thus rs novxs fxrst year they have done much to add to hx y here at park nov: hu Y offucers Row 3-D Noreen B Dowlxng H Shoop H Muller R Smxth H Cardenas G Persian M Canfield G Manson Mr Thompson G Scott Row 2 M Peterson G Goodnch l Lafrano S Iverson Howl D Shmn D Frye B Olson K Anderson 56 . JA 1 xxllzcq -.1 V - Q I, J 'ff ,y, '3A X .-, 1 ke . ,X M. fl Y ,L 4 flu s. . 1 af -sn 1- 4-. , A .- L4J,a I '9!:aX'U, , V, B sf . 1- f' X- ' , rf - ,,'. J 7' ,. of ' '- .v- l G X -. ' 'Nw , . ,U YK-' L - ,X . I K 'KZ 5 7, , , 'l I . gs A Q z. g ' 9 J 2- fu ' ,r ' '. -- Y if ' ff r Q. x . l-4 1 n Y ' lr is ortho hu officers Row T Perkms leader B Deane H Lung C Reed B Cantleny E Trucker I Von Lorenz R Fellenstem M Daly I Feck How B Goodnch D Rudeen C Mohlke H Cedarblade I Norbury D Sprague I Wrzght B Craven R Lavme the sprmg of 1949 the orthos elected the followmg offxcers to guxde them next year presrdent Ronme Fellenstem vlce presldent Iam Feck secretary Hugo Lung and treasurer Ronnie LGVIHG the begmmng of the first semester the orthos sponsored a record dance thls was a huge success because lt gave the new sophomores m the hlgh school a better opportumty to get acquamted with everyone durmg Chrxstmas vacation the orthos mvlted the adelphzs to a Iomt meetmg wxth dates at camp xduhapx everyone had a good txme at the start of the second semester we recezved new members those sophomores were mducted on february 4 the new OIIICSYS went down to the ymca for a leaders trammg clmrc these new offlcers are as follows presxdent Ronme Fellensteln vlce presldent Bull Dean secretary Howle Cedarblade and treasurer Doug Sprague these offxcers served the second semester the orthos gave twenty fwe dollars to the fo b fund we have had a great year and the sophomores and 1umors are lookmg forward to next year wlth great enthusxasm Row 2-D. Bury. R. DeVore. H. Miller. A. Stevens. I.. Sistad. H. Stephanson, B. Helmerichs. B. luniak. Row 1-G. Foster. C. Seashore, T. Holcombe, T. McNellis. D. Buchheit. S. Nickells. B. Golden W. Schroder. Mr. 57 the rex hx y had lts hrst outslde actlvlty w1th the dux hx y at camp xduhapl together with the rega blue tn rex had xts annual parent youth banquet the theme of the banquet was vocatlons and many of the parents entered mto the round table dxscussxon to make the evemng a success e rex boys took the bowlmg champxonshxp thxs year and they were also runners up ln basketball for thexr service prolect they held a clothmg dnve and sent the clothes to germany they also took over the lob of dlstnbutmg pta square dance posters thzs year e year was rounded out by the rex ramble an annual record dance rex hl y officers , S X M. Lenander 4 Griebenow, K. Ostrom ' 7 .v', 'fu' , ' 4 , ,. -'Z ,-. gf ' tw How 3 Molrter E Trucker D Langbehn K Os rom C Nordquxst I Scott I Nessherm H Fell t ens em Lrsk R Fredlund S Foster C Mohlke Row Flatxn K Ondxch I Sundgaard S Nrckells L Fernelxus B Becker H Stevens S Samels B hl o rg B Graeber D Doherty Howl Zrpoy L Nrckander E Ellrott Mr Lokensgard K Kxng B Cantxeny H Peterson science club grant smoke nngs berng blown across the room ammonrum fountarns fthal dxdnt workl mystxc serpents that anse from chemxcals rn a teaspoon these are all commonplace occurrences to the group of chemxstry and physxcs students meetzng every lrlday afternoon m room 101 entertaxnment and knowledge were gamed thrs year through expenments at each meetrng a tour of a lead plant and scrence lectures at the umversrty the science club sponsored a speaker on atomxc energy for the school they also bought equrpment for the physrcs and chemlstry departments the meetings thxs year have been marked by rnformalrty the ofhcers were Brandt Cantreny presrdent Larry Nxckander vrce presldent Kappy Kmg secretary and Lxz Ellxott treasurer under the gurdmg hand of the advxsor Mr Lokensgard th science club has completed a successful year 'u if -not Row 3 I Ferrxn B Schroeder R Bury K Becker C Olson H Wolfe H Lung l Wolford How 2 R Fulton B Fletcher P Beal M Hanson R Allen D Amren Howl I Hanzalrk R Magney I Norbury G Keller P Leland to -la . L 5, 3 . 1 ' B. ' . . . . . ' ' ' . . , e ' . . 4 , t ' s. 1 1 - 1 . I X g bi'- li i I I ,i - ' I 2 ' . ,1 .. Q ,.. -2 K ln ' X J x I ..,t.- f Q.: , - M f' 'S s . X . A W 4 , . - - l V' 'L V ' , f 5 M How 3--I Hacking D Cheney H Stevens H Stephens A Iohnson B Iunyack I Groll B Fnedlund How 2 C Beauman M Anderson I Huedxger I Rutherford L Iohnson I Honsey S Sable C Olson M Hanson R Hatcher Rowl R Iohnson Mr Shutte C Solle M Hardxng camera club camera club members were gxven mstructxon m the developxng pnntmg and enlargmg of plctures to xmprove camera technx u hl t ld q e ms rxps sx es and movres were shown camera club also held a contest and the wmners pxctures were sent to the natlonal contest under the dlrectxon ol Mr Shutte and presxdent Carol Solle the GCllVIllE8 were clxmaxed by an annual held tnp audlo visual and the audxo vxsual axd club IS pnmarzly a servxce club its arm IS to provlde the teachers wlth the best vlsual service bl th possl e e members ol this club show movies on every thmg from algebra to zxthers awards are gxven at the end ol the year Mr Shutte IS the advxsor ol thas club and Ixm Young the presxdent and the other olhcers have done a good lob thls year 'Will 2 if '-www My Row 3-G Leaf B Flemmg B Iunlack I Von Lorenz H Stephens R I0l1hS0h l Pfll-llS01'l T Thr'-HS H Meurer E Klemond D Schaper L Walters B Craven H Stevens Row 2 I Pavey G Foster L Dann R Shoop R Iohnson K Ische C Swanson G Dahl I Held I May L Sxmmons B Graeber M Anderson I Lundquxst Rowl M Hallman B Goodrxch Mr Shutte I Young I Scott R Hatcher 59 ,NI C . . 5 , . '7 L: ' s -.-N , ,. , C - 'a . 8 X ' v V 1 . I Q O . : ' , L . ,, ,ff ffl , fe.yf,, If - ' .:YI yc43i'? fe, . yf. - .,......,. , d , ' ws , - ' . - . , ,h V ', . , I, .V ,J 64.14 : ' ,J ,.,. L. V-we , , Q ?..s,,. ,..- JJ .L- L I . Row 3-I6Sgeinl:1elber. M. Carlson. T. Wentworth, I. Hanzalik. N. Keen. G. Pirsch. C. Gibson. L. Nelson. . mit Row 2-E. Elliott. B. Bohlig, K. Shea, S. Dann. P. Westerman. B. Friedlund. N. Sylven. L. Albinson. V. Reierson. I. Cochrane I Row l-M. White. I. Kocourek. I. Holmquist, Miss Lundquist. I. Berkwitz, M. Clark pep club throughout the school year every txme you turned around you saw a gxrl m a bright orange lacket pep and school spxnt are the purposes ot th1s club and under the dxrectxon ot the advxsor Mxss Lundquxst and the olhcers presxdent Ioanne Holmquxst vxce presxdent Ioyce Berkwxtz and secretary treasurer Ianet Kocourek excellent pep tests were gxven and ternhc splnt was shown the pep club IS always ready to boost the splnt for any sport everythmg from football m the fall to tenms m the sprmg there s glory m victory and the gurls ln the orange jackets can really glve their all to lead us to that vxctory Row 3-P Schwartz E Carlson V Molke S Garber S YO!-U19 B FOX M VOHUIGY I Sundguard Doherty I Malmsteadt How2 E Erlanson S Iohnson B Forxhner I Peterson R Fryer S Vmz M Lyons B Hougaard C Cnstman B Stuart Howl I Bartholome V Hooper A Sanders G Clark I Hyermstud I Berkwlil 50 +44- How 3-D Houll B Dalson C Martxn W Keller M Hoffman I Pavey How2 M Isacson I Bartholome A Thorne B Gatten P Carver B Harstad I Crocker D Wmters Sundgard Howl M Anderson I Lorenz B laclcson C Beauman Mxss Iohnson K Gallagher M Foster library club this year the lxbrary club gave a tea lor the englrsh teachers and 1ts members the semor members made a tour ol the umverslty of minnesota s llbrary llbrary club IS composed ol grrls who are mterested ln learning more about llbranes and the books they have to oller chrlshan fellowship club lor me to lxve rs Christ fPh1l 1213 rs the theme ot the members of parks chrxstlan fellowshrp club thls club IS one ot twenty four such groups in mmneapohs and suburban schools whlch lorm the city wlde league rnspxrmg speakers and music have hlled weekly programs whlch were held tuesdays alter school Glorxa Iohnson and Gordon Thompson served as advrsors Mary Lou Sand was presxdent ol the group other offlcers were Margaret Butler vxce presldent Carold Butler secretary and Norma Sylven treasurer to lrve as Christ IS the goal ol each mdxvldual ln chnstran lellowshxp L How Iohnson M Iespersen B Wxck B Berg R Hoffman P Anderson I Ostby N Weee Iohnson I Farmer Row2 Schmexdel G Cox N Kuntz M Hollman I Pavey D Frsher M Henshaw A Forrester P Parks I Adams I Fauch Howl C Butler M Sand Mr Thompson Mrs Iohnson M Butler N Sylvan E Saknson 61 .. .4 .... 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' , . , . , Row 3-I Day M Carlson L Albxnson K lamb R Iansky C Haxnes D Worthmg I Iohnson I Lxsk N Weese T Wentworth G Keller B Dalsm K Grannum C Flatm How 2-S Iohnson A Loe E Barkes C Iohnson G Conway C Gtbson N Iohnson I Fmcham I Martxn S Vxnz I I.aHue C Cnstman B Nelson C Cnstman D Doherty Rowl B Graeber I Ferrm Mxss Dxllon H Harmon S Young D Langbehn brush and palette thrs year brush and palette contrxbuted to the Chrlstmas spxrtt wrth two transparencles tor the large wxndows rn the semor high halls and held the annual Chrlstmas dance the santa clop the art club has done numerous other jobs ot beneht to the school such as makmg dance decoratlons and posters for plays dances and speclal dnves the ottxcers were presxdent Rae Nan Harmon vrce presldent Iohn Fernn secretary Sun Young treasurer Barbara Graeber spanish club spamsh club met every other monday after school hstemng to spamsh musxc and dlscussmg spamsh and latm amerxcan culture made up most ot the regular meetxng a play presented by Shxrley Venard and Roslyn Fryer hrghlxghted the chnstmas meeting the spamsh speakmg father ot the presxdent Hugh Cardenas attended a banquet glven by the club tn the school catetena and told the members their names rn the spanish language movxes and slides of latm amenca and spam played an rmportant part m club programs members also attended a mexxcan movre wxth engltsh subtitles at the umversxty ot minnesota Cynthxa Peabody dtrected the spanlsh glee club whzch speclalxzed ln smgmg lamxhar christmas carols Margaret Rxng was advxsor ot the group club ottlcers were Hugh Cardenas president Martlyn Hardmg vxce presxdent Betty Berg secretary and Howle Cederblade treasurer Row 3-I Crocker N Kuntz R Dworsky N Keen R Stevens S Venard D Sprague N Weese Carlson I Holmqulst E Elliott I Txlton I Stetnhelber Row2 P Schwartz L Frye S Garber M Hansen I Ruedlger I Lxnquxst C Peabody R Fryer B Smith D Thorsen P Leland I Rutherford S Benna S Iohnson Howl A Forster B Berg Mlss Rxng H Cardenas H Cedarblade M Hardmg F2 G P ,, . Bl Q ,.,.,.,..... - . 1 x -...,.. r '- 'K D.. V., t ,. 1- , .A . . f , , 3 t- , t . yt , S 7 W . r 'fri ' 0 f '- , . ' ' , : ' - . ': . ' : . I . : , ' : ' ' . ' - ' : , f 9 ' x i -5 t - A, 4 ' Y .- u' X Row 3-I Schmoky B Graeber H Iansky B Becker R Hoffman H Iones B Washrek M Kelm M Sandm D Warner M lronsxde G Dudelr I Hackxng M Swanson Shxrley Starch Row2 I Lorenz M Anderson T Vetsch P Leland V Moss M Hxnshaw I Pavey M Harding ICE fzgle I Fxncham K Gallagher M Hoffman S Fehr P Erlanson R Gornson H Hanson o nson Howl I Stewart P Anderson M Gustafson 'I' Wentworth P Beal I Hanzalrk C Olson I Berkwrtz vocational club thxs year the glrls vocatlonal club was very actlve the offlcers were president Polly Beal v1ce president Marylyn speakers of all types spoke to the grrls about beauty care nursmg dramatrcs radxo and teachxng everyone feels that the club has been very successful thxs year ln gxvmg the glrls a start toward thexr own future careers servlce club rmportant school announcements nme weeks tests and other typing ,obs were done by servlce club members the club rs composed of semor glrls takmg second year shorthand and typing the glrls not only glve valuable assxstance to the teachers and to the school but they have gaxned valuable experience whlch wxll help them when they enter the busmess world lr Row2 B Hanson M Hanshaw M Hoffman I Pavsy P Beal I Hackxng M Gustafson H Iones N Iohnson G Schnaclry S Fehr P Erlanson H Goranson Howl M Kelm I Flncham M Anderson C Olson H Hoffman B Becker B Washrck 63 .' ey f. , . I 2 ry, ec I O Gustafson: treasurer, Ioyce Hanzalik: secretary, Thales Wentworth: and advisor, Miss Wharton. I ....-W..-.--.--.---W .. ,. . .. ,. ,., . P- - . - - f A 3 ' 1 3 ' g 1 A - , N I L. ' . ' Q , , f V, 'T SJ Row 3-S Garber I Powers E Ellrott L Fernelxus I. Smxth G Goodnch H Peterson G Whrtney Brown G Keller RowZ S Young B Iackson I Scott R Fellenstem I Lung B Berg I Berkwrtz rocker G Prrsch G Manser G Clarke L Albrnson Mrs Adlusson Nesshexm B Allen B Fletcher K Botham Howl I Stemhelber I C canteen t th lar est organrzatlons rn school thrs year the dutres nf the canteen were somewhat lessened the canteen has one o e g because dances were sponsored by many ht ys and other orgamzatrons the lob of the canteen 15 to present the more elaborate non proht partres and to sponsor a dance when there are no other otters and there rs a need for one h nd red hearts m february the gay s were everywhere later rn the spring the annual troplcal canteen took place one of the grrls was chosen as orchxd queen and was h d em1tormal the annrversary ball was held st valentmes day wast e occasron a canteen otfrcers were co charrmen Georgia Clar an eo g L uAnn Albmson correspondmg secretary Ioanne Sternhelber and general manager Bob Allen o under the gurdmg hand of Mrs Lucrle Adkxsson the canteen hmshed a successful year biology club the brology club rs a comparatxvely new club at park rt was formed to hll the need of people rnterested rn the study ot plants and anrmals t b b olo student rn order to become a member one must have been or mus e a r gy h b th t whxch are to be used by thls year the club has been workmg on a drssectxon booklet and a classlhcatron c art o o the brology classes 0 Q How 3 Graeber I Martm I Pavey G Keller C McKinley B Dalsxn N Iohnsow I Trlton Row 2 Cox W Keller M Anderson G Crocker I Stewart Bonander R Iansky R Rxppy B Becker I. Frsher P Roos Hayden L Fernelrus C lohnson U1 Howl Gonlan C Flatrn E Barkes Mr . sf 'N NJ - , ' ' ' ' f L ,. , ...., . Q H I N: ' it Q, M A, , , 1 3 8 I -1 N ' ' A V ,. A y .I x' , : -A - I xx , presented with an orc i . ' : - ' , ' k d G r e Manser: treasurer, Gretchen Pirsch: recording secretary. I . ' 2 5 I rs t 7 I W A , . . ar L ' Q ' 0 . ' q . , 1 ' ev- - I 4 . l P. Q X . G s I r 5' 3 t 1 is - ig EN gl, IQ' W. .fa ' 'iffxi I. . . CA was How 3-I Held A Holte H Lung G Manner R Fellenstem H Peterson D Armen K Ostrom L Smith I Feck G Whitney T Ryan G Goodrich S Samels Row2 B Stuart K Granum P Beal I Rutherford G Clark C McKinley B Harstad K Becker M Clark I Bye P Warner N Keen I Peterson P Anderson I Powers L Frye I Stewart Howl K Shea G Plrsch I Nesshelm M Canheld Mr DeClercq G Keller L Alblnson masque and gavel It all began last spring new members were inducted into the organization at the end of their Junior year they served as the working body of masque and gavel at the beginning oi this last school year the first activity ol masque and gavel was attending brlgadoon at the lyceum theatre throughout the year members attended performances of Imran s rainbow mr roberts mslde usa and harvey after Christmas mid year 1nduct1ons were held at which tifteen Juniors and seniors actlve in speech work were taken mto the club more Juniors were added to the clubs membership in may among the service projects for the school were giving announcements and helpmg with make up tor the senior class play masque and gavel purchased a make up chest for the school and movie shades for room 209 e mam money malang pro1ect of the year was producing the three act play our town by Thomton Wilder the cast included masque and gavel members and other talented Juniors and seniors our town was the story of typical small town lite portrayed without the use of scenery or props th1s was the hrst play ot th1s experimental style to be performed at park. president of masque and gavel was Mike Canfield: vice-president, Iim Ness- helm: and secretary-treasurer, Geneva Keller. speech instructor Roger DeClercq was advisor of the club and director of our town. 65 . ii! Aw: A ff 4 bf? n f H6 5 , . .5 A S b SY U! fb r 1 l K A 4' Q ye Row 3-D Brown C Molkey B Iones D Perman B Kuennen B Dean I Olmen R Norbury N Nell Row 2 L Srmons S Nordstrom C Peabody S Venard F Haag H DeVore Sxttmg P Kearney I Kocourek C Beauman I Henme D Xlorthxng lunlor class play thls year the Jumor class presented the hoosxer school master a three act play about happenmgs m the backwoods town of flat creek mdxcma m 1872 Bernard Kuennen played the schoolmaster Ralph Hartsook the many scenes m the play mcluded a spellmg bee and vzrgmxa reel a tnal and a day ln church the play was an entertammg combxnatron of comedy romance and mystery the play was dlrected by Roger DeClercq Mlss Ann Isacson yunror class advxsor handled publxcrty and hnances the proceeds went maxnly toward the prom whrch lunxors gave for the semors on may 5 at the calhoun beach club clef and staff thxs year the clef and stat! held meetxngs every other monday after school musrc apprecxatron rs the purpose of thrs organlzahon and xt xs open to all semor hxgh students at each meetmg stones of a composers hte were related and records were played the oihcers thrs year were presxdent Ixm Feck vxce presxdent Iean Renme secretary treasurer Sonya Benna Gordon Gnebenow rs the capable advxsor J gulf 1 l Row 3-E Carlson I Stewart V Rydland G Cox B Hougard I Martxn N Iohn on C Gibson Xmney H Harmon B Fox M Maleshc P Hageman A Forster C Sewall I Ruedxger Nelson M C Anderson Row 2 Iackson G Clark I Lmqurst F Taylor M Carlson P Westerman I Iomson B Fletcher lxfsghtexm H Peterson A Hrppey E Puckett E Ellrott L Epstern I Carlson M Hanson o e Bowl Rutherford N Olson B Graeber I Rennxe I Peck Mr Gnebenow S Bcnna R Iansky Honsey C Olson 67 . . B. , . . -B. . . ,. ' '. . . . , . ,. 1 , . . v. I. , . x f I C. Mohlke, Mr. Thompson, K. Becker, S. Iohnson, M. Canfield C. Ware. I. Sundgaard. D. Sprague, I. Powers. K. Ondich debate the debate team argued their way through the district and the regionals and placed filth in the state contest. the subject this year was the election ot the president and was the basis of many long and heated discussions. the team has done very well this year, and is looking forward to having an even more successful season next year. declamation st. louis park was well represented in this year's declamation contest. all ot the park entrants received superior ratings in the district contest, and five of the district winners plus the one-act play went on to win superior ratings in the regional contest and were designated to go to the state contest. those going to the state contest were: Kay Becker, discussion: Shirley Venard. serious reading: Nan Keen, humorous reading: and Mike Canfield, extemporaneous oratory. Doug Sarii, Ioan Bye and Chuck Mohlke received an excellent or superior rating in the regional contest. . ax. ,. 0 Y M. Canfield. S. Vernard, N. Keen. I. Bye. C. Mohlke, K. Becker. D. Sari! L. Smith, S. Garber, Mr. DeClercq. N. Keen, D. Armen. M. Clark. C. Haynes 68 Row 3 P Gardner N Sylven M Tmker I. Dunhom H Mxller H Stephanson R Allen H Fellensteln I Olmen G Dahl N Weese M Swanson I Boqulst Row2 M Sand B Annen I Malmsteadt P Erlanson I Powers C Peabody L Nelson P Roos B Graeber B Smith C Mcxxnley M Anderson P Leland B Nelson D Applebaum Rowl I Lewis E Elliott B Stuart Mlss Engan G Plrsch I Berkwltz red cross red cross councxl members deserve congratulatrons for the1r enthusxastlc work thxs year the councll has been actlve In several projects whrch had the purpose of servxce for school and natxon the bxg achvlty was the school chest whxch contcuned artxcles to supply a classroom of thxrty pupxls m europe ln march the red cross collected close to two hundred dollars for the fund drlve this money was contnbuted entirely by the student body through the eiiorts of homeroom representatlves many homerooms contnbuted tray favors and holrday decoratxons for hospxtals red cross members have worked to brmg the councxl to the attentxon of the students through more actrvltmes Row 3 Margulas N Ianes S Smxth I Robertson I Horman S Owens I Bohn G Smxth C Ware Bohn G Iohnson R Hougard C Cowm I. Neff Row2 Holand N Thxeson S Spencer B Scherlmg B Edelen L Mayer P Bracher I Iohnson Brodd D Graves P Schlxtz T Crowley M Isaacson I Fausch N Morrxson Row Hudson P Txedemann D Strate Mxss Ward M Langdon A Crocker 69 .-...,- 1 How 3 Olson P Schultz I Iohnson I McNell1s I Mcllellxs D Vollmer Q llendrxckson M Colness Holley G Worthmgham C Lung P Lmdner I Peters M Ban e How2 Westerdahl C Drake C Holm P Aydt B Honsey M Klang A Crocker M Mnlllgan McDonald A Iohnson I Kang F Kearney S Selness P Lamb P Marshal Howl I Ruedy B Tenms Mxss xttner G Hutchxnson D Keller I Bramwell L Iohnson lunlor hugh 9 a a lor gurls rn grades 7 through 9 the yumor hxgh g a a oflers badmxnton basketba and other sports the glrls work on a poxnt system wlth so many points allotted for each sport he Iumor hxgh g a a oliers a healthy outlet for the gxrls ln these grades 99 How 3-B Thompson B Balkan D Iones S Dmbble B Thness G Platt P Bracher C Selness N Lavxne M Schatz B Ehlers I Lmstad E Wallander How2 Fern Ostrum I Broden S Wolle P Hudson I Anderson E Cantxeny N Burke l Cameron M Peterson P Ohm H Leclclxtner S Anderson L Clements Howl C Wextzel D Strate I Gerber M Kreher I Herman l Hyermstad I Baker 70 L. 1 I' 1 1 .. 5 I . 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Row 2 I Gnffeth C Melsser R Vartdal C lung I Hutchinson S Owen D Maas B Patterson T Iohnson D Brown H Ondmch S Schodde Howl G Kaeppel I Qumn Mr Iohnson I Hlermstad F Hamxlton E Gerntz M Bell lunlor hugh student councll thxs year the lumor hlgh student councxl produced several hrsts they lormed the hrst yumor hxgh hall and bulldmg commlttee m cooperation wlth the semor hxgh leaderslup commxttee the council presented the hrst pumor hlgh leadershlp chmc some of thelr actxvltles also mcluded helpmg to select Jumor lugh cheerleaders and the sponsonng of yumor hxgh pepiests 0fllCeYS thxs year were lGCkl9 Hpermstad presxdent Buddy Hamxlton vxce presxdent Ellsworth Garroty secretary and hm Qumn treasurer the councrl appreciated the leadershlp ol thelr advxsor Bertzl Iohnson lunlor hugh canteen the yumor high canteen glves students ln the seventh through the nmth grades a chance to go to parues and dances everyone has a wonderlul txme playmg pmg pong blngo and dancmg at these partxes also the Jumor high canteen leads the way to the senxor hxgh canteen and blgger and better dances Row 3-M Klang I Sleater A Gates H Payne R Owen B Bloom How2 D Sullivan R Rydland L Cantxeny T Iohnson I Harman I Quinn H Hougard R Vartdal uc Rowl G Hutchmson V Albmson Mxss McShane Mxss Iustm Mxss Lundquxst I I-'lavstad C Holly 71 --2-Q J ii 'T 'J Xpi M 'Hr x Q 35 if -v 4' . ,W -,ff . W I V Q 'I' M ' -. ' 1 Sf 'Nl .af N f! 1 f . . ML.. Ji 4 0 il ll U 'H 'f I Q' , ff 3 75 . ,ff v .' gigs is - - Jw 4' sa Q' ur M -1' . -gg - -if 1' :Ng .EQIQ 1 2 H ,z , 3 , ,Wu .isa ff we .Ai ' IS 9 6 9 OU! 4 I Nessherm I Feck B Fletcher H Peterson D Slngsaas D Zrpoy M Hummel D Peermcm Lloyd R Frerdlund How How 3- Iohnson D Reese M Carlson A Holte B Narance D Frye S Nrckells C Devore P Kearney Venard I Fmcham V Rlerson C Plaxsted B Bohn I Martm I Hacking B Broms M Carlson Bond M Swanson How glee club was one of the buslest years rn glee club hrstory the full schedule mcluded many exchange concerts cho1r gave rts irrst performance at the pta open house early rn the school year other school appearances followed on thanksglvmg and durmg parlctlcxpatlon week combmed efforts of the glee club and the commuruty chorus presented ad 1nsp1r1ng rendrtron of handels messlah at Chrrstmas txme prolesslonal recordrngs were also made at thls txme exchange concerts help to create a fnendly sprrxt between schools they encourage our greater apprecxatlon of musrc both as smgers and as lrsteners glee club gave concerts at southwest robbrnsdale and patnclc henry they gave return programs here between the two groups of selectlons ln our exchange concerts two sololsts were featured Ronnre Fellenstem sang a vocal and Inn Iohnson played plano selectlons 74 B. , . Row 1-N. Iohnson. I. Rennie. G. Clark, G. Cox. V. Molke, I. Nelson, B. Hougard th . . A . . . . . th ' ' ' . , . How 4 B Fulton B Porter I Norhury D Edlund K Anderson A Henry I. DeBoom B Iohnson F Haeg Row 3-B Molrter I Lmqurst B Nelson I Carlson I Brown S Weeks B Graeber K Granum I Day How 2 M Butler I Boquxst B Becker C Peabody E Pxckett B Peterson M Whrte G Pxrsch A Sanders Bowl C Gxbson M Anderson I Rutherford V Hydland E Kxnney L Gardn B Fox M Land A Forester I Sternhelber 1n march the glee club traveled to rround to take part 1n the vocal musrc fest1val the 1nd1v1dual chorus sang selectxons and the entrre group of 500 vo1ces sang erght numbers they concluded on the st1rr1ng god of our fathers w1th lnstrumental accompamment the glee club also helped bu1ld a name for themselves by programs such as the one at the tem h1ll school dedlcatlon 1n may a colorful sprmg concert was glven the offlcers for thls year were Ilm Nesshelm pres Bruce Fletcher v1ce pres Cynth1a Peabody treas Shlrley Venard sec and Gretchen Plrsch and Marlys Swanson robe mrstresses Iean Rennle accompanxed the chomr w1th the plano on some of the novelty numbers under the leadershlp of Gordon Gnebenow our director the glee club members are learn-ng musmc apprecxahon and the club s fame and reputat1on has reached new helghts the performance at the baccalaureate servlce ended glee club act1v1t1es for the semors and closed a very successful year 75 I . - - tt 1. . . . , . . . I I ll I - ll I ll I -. . . 1 1 A . . , . . 1 . I . 5-G Berg R DeVore N Vxcolette A Lecklitner E Cantleny B Wick H Middleton 4 R Geldert G Gomon P Linder S Iacobsen How CP-S Flack W Cl nton D Larson M decamballza R Dworsky N Domian D Tho sen Row 2 W Kelle D Mattheison I Goulet K Gustafson G Kn tson C Steenson B Smith How I W Ha son M Clark C Haynes H Zoesch sing sensor band forty seven appearances is an amazing total for any musical organization to make in nine months but Parks senior band has done just that and ln doing so the band has fulfilled its purpose to provide worthwhile musical activity for high school students to represent park in band music and to furnish entertainment and color in school and community activities Earl Bohm director and the band officers worked together to plan programs and policies the officers were: Don Amren president' Bill Harrison vice-president' Betty Berg secretary' and Raleigh Iansky treasurer. e band grew this year to seventy members including a squad of six twirlers. with the increase in size the group formed ensembles and members began solo work for the state and district contests. ensembles were a clarinet quartet: Bill Harrison Mary Clark Charles Haynes and Richard Zoesch: french horn quartet: Carol Steenson Bruce Smith Iacky Anderson and Eugene Wright' saxophone quartet: Noel deCambaliza Norma Domian Ross Dworsky Darlene Thorson' and brass sextette: George Goodrich lack Basart Bruce Smith Dewaine Osman Lowell Simons and Dick Hagen. soloists included Darleen Thorson Bill Harrison Charles Haynes Betty Berg Dewaine Osman and Lowell Simons. ff l 4 Q How 5-R Hagen K Houck R Brown M Bohm P Anderson M Iewell I Carlson P Bracher I Langankx U Elchuck Row 4 D Maltby G Dahl L Simons R Hexmerl B Bren R Thompson G Persran M Noren D Osman How 3-G Mclilmurry I Thayer I Olson B Golden B Graves P Parks B Duck H Shoop C Reed Row 2 I Anderson E Wright B Mllbrath I Basart D Amren G Goodrxch Row l R Von Lorenz D Keller N Oslyn B Berg park exchanged concerts wlth anoka hmgh school and robblnsdale the band presented a concert for park student body february 1 and a spr1ng concert for the school and commumty on may 12 they also entertamed the d1str1ct 18 muslc contest on apr1l 14 wh1ch 1ncluded all lake confer ence bands here agam the park band recexved an a ratmg on aprll 29 the ensemble and solo groups traveled to the un1vers1ty to take part ln the state ieshval D Osman and B Berg recexved a rat1ngs for thelr solo work the publmc sprmg concert enjoyed a record crowd at 1ts annual affalr on may 12 the Memorlal Day parade and the lunxor sen1or assembly hmshed a successful year of growth and act1v1ty for the sen1or band 77 . ' -sl 73 I . . I .. - - - ..,, - . . I . . . . ' - ..,,. . leadership clmlc 1949 1950 78 QA :ff- rf, fi 1.0157 ,WA ff' 1 f. .war f ! 6'-l f ' f 1 . 7 . K U, . ' ,L ,fn . , , .f V P' lf , 1. - 1 f' W, ,U sports P autumn haze m the anr sllence and then the klckoff touchdown the dellrlous sound of happy people snow flashmg blades and bangmg stacks drlbbllng up and down methodically a ball soarmg wlth true arm the warmth of sprmg batter up outstretched bodies flymg sand safe pounding feet and then the hurdle glvmg way to black topped courts rollmg greens with sand traps blazmg summer and the wet coolness of the lake ,, 'Nik z-' 1 V 1' L ll l , 5 . PV ,. , I I Ol! IUO . . . 1 una . .. IOC - . . . . UQ' ali .S1,., .an 6 if gf, ,M me EI .... ,.. . 14 Row 3-B. Burton. I. Cracraft. G. Haun. I. Olmen. D. Cook, C. DeVore. B. Fletcher. T. Hall. I. Young. D. Amren. D. Monschamp. C. Seashore. I. Held How 2-Assistant coach Holm, M. N berg. D. Senander. R. M. Iohnson. T. McNellis. R. Allen. B. Siegel. D. Sullivan. K. Botham. R. Byhoth. K. Ostrom. H. Reese. D. Peerman. D. Seaburg. Coach Krueger Row l-G. Porter. D. Schultz. G. Hoops. H. Lung. G. Manser. B. Helmerichs. R. Christiansen. G. Anderson. E. Trucker. R. Smith. F. Bradley. VJ. Hammerlund. M. O'Shca. Sitting on Ground-D. Schimmelf I. Brown. B. Iones cl Squad with ten lettermen. park began the '49-'50 season by losing to a tough hopkins team on park's field. 6-0. this was park's only conference defeat. at robbinsdale we were ahead 7-6, then with only 13 seconds left of the game the orioles clinched their victory by another touchdown. M a spirited oriole team came back after excelsior had scored the first touchdown to win 35-6. the 15-game winning streak of minnehaha academy was snapped by the orioles. being ahead only 7-0. the park team blocked a fighting drive by minnehaha academy. and made another touchdown to win the game. a high powerful blake team visited park and defeated the orioles 18-6 to make up for their defeat last year atlthe oriole field. park made the opening touchdown in our homecoming game with wayzata, but wayzata came ba :k with their xyz play and led at the half 7-6. the orioles halted another troian threat to come through with the winning points by a 63-yard drive. iust to be safe the orioles added another touchdown to make the score 19-7. in the final game. park traveled to mound. where they needed a win to tie for the championship. park took an early lead by using all running plays and smashing through center to score 7-0. a 25-yard pass secured another touchdown in the second quarter. mound used a trick play to bring them their only score. the park-mound game was said to be the best of the season. the orioles added to their score, making it 21-7. the orioles collected the last two points when a mound passer went behind the end line for a safety. park finished as co-champions for the second consecutive year. SC0l'eS Park 0 - Hopkins 6 Park 13 - Bobbinsdale 6 Park 35 - Excelsior 6 Park 6 - Blake 18 Park 13 - Minnehaha Academy 0 Park 19 - Wayzata 7 Park 23 - Mound 7 79 l Trucker Manser and Lung make all conference parks onoles co champions of the lake conference placed three men on the all star team after the ballotmg George Manser Hugo Lung and Earl Trucker were given positions on the all conference squad Earl Trucker hlled the positron as left halfback Earl played two years on the orxole squad and this year was one of the conference s highest scorers George Mansers fme playmg rated him a positron as guard on the all conference team he started playing football in eighth grade on the yunxor varsity and played three years for our a squad Hugo Lung and George Manser have played together for five years and therr record rs somewhat the same Hugos the all conference team all conference alternate Bob Helmencks park tackle was placed on the alternate team he has played football for the onoles for three years one year on the b squad and two years on the a squad lake standings Park Mound Robbmsdale Excelsior Hopkins Wayzata l so 4 ability to bring down enemy runners for a loss by breaking through the line brought him a position as tackle on w l W 1 - ---- 4 l ----- 2 3 ' ---- 4 l ' ---- I 4 ' ---- 4 1 ---- 0 S Row 4-Petersen. W. Philips. P. Kearny. B. Bren. ll. Pearson. I. Leaf. D. Frye. I.. Williams. C. Reed. I. McMasters. Wright. L. Dunham. D. Buchhirt. A. Moores. I. Smith. D. Shaper Row 3-Coach Horman. I.. De Boom. B. Olson. G. Persian. C. Mohlke. D. Anderson. R. Elie. D. Norborg. D. Meringo. A. Dale. G. Mitchell. I.. Navy. E. Chasha. R. Erickson. B. Patterson. Coach Zanna Row Z-K. Ondich, B. Caven. B. Golden. R. Ilstrup. M. Doughtery. B. Rossell. S. Nichols. B. Duck. H. Williams. B. Dowling. R. Byberg Row l-W. Kildahl. H. Iuniak. I. Norberry. I. Slottmy. V. Albinson. I. Sundquist. I. Stone. W. Hummel. M. Schack. D. Brown. iunior varsity football the junior varsity squad. coached by Mr. Zanna and Mr. Rorman. played four games. winning one. tying one and losing two. ' this team showed good future varsity material. SCOFCS Park 13 Edina 0 Park 0 Hastings 25 Park 0 Robbinsdale 7 Park 13 Anoka 13 Q. v , Y 'M l ' Llil M. X Q ' . our va - f N -1, Row 4-R. Hollenbeck, C. Hanson, D. Sweet, L. Tessmer. D. Nash, M. Vinz, F. Hedberg Row 3-Coach Horn, N. Taylor, I. Quinn, R. Berset. R. Hougard. N. DeCambaliza. E. Baker, I. Witt. W. Seestrorn. A. Gerber, Coach Steimle Row 2-D. Sullivan, D. Steedman, R. Ondich, E. Wright. D. Maltby Row l-D. Pullman, T. Iohnson, R. Hartman, G. Larson, C. Berg iunior high football the park c squad, coached by Mr. Hom and Mr. Steimle, was made up of iunior high boys who were taught the fundamentals of football. the boys played several inter-squad games and one game with edina. 82 Queen Iame homecoming tea homecomlng the tang of late october a specter of snow ln the a1r a wmdy settmg stra1ns ol pomp and cxrcumstance honormg our queen Ianle Brown the corona t1on d1gn1ty and color Earl pre sentmg the trad1t1onal red roses the parade a kaleldoscope of nolse and actzon the game confeth blankets and heavy parkas vlctory over wayzata e homecom1ng dance roses and foot ball velvet and musmc home commg Larry crowns Queen lame roses from the football ieam the royal family the queen and her cxilendants nde ln the converhble SCOYES Row 3-K Ostrom D Cook I Young G Hoops D Sullivan Row 2 Mr Holm G Haun D Seaburg K Dann H Smith R Byboth manager Row l D Schxmmel F Bradley B Cantxeny E Trucker G Anderson T Ryan ' a ' squad basketball wxth nme returnmg lettermen park coached by Lloyd Holm opened the season by deleatmg mmneapohs roosevelt 37 35 on the onole floor mound Vlslled park to open the conference play and nosed out the orxoles 28 25 and later rn the season repeated the tnclc to Wm 43 41 the parkers splzt wxth the warrrors by wmnmg 38 30 on the onoles tloor and losmg 54 45 on the hopkms tloor park won twnce trom excelsior and wayzata durxng the seasons play to hmsh thrrd nn the conference with 5 wxns and 5 losses m other non conference games park defeated a rugged rochester team and a well balanced duluth denheld club they lost to st cloud tech at wxllxams arena rn toumament play they beat excelsior lor the thxrd txme durmg the season they also won from a small but sharpshootmg chaska team rn one ol the most excxtlng games ol the season a robbxnsdale team that went to the state hnals defeated park rn the hnal game ol the season at wxlhams arena a squad standings Robbmsdale Hopkins Park Mound Excelsror Wayzata Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Parlr Park Park Park Park Roosevelt 35 Mound 27 Mmnehaha Academy 26 Excelsxor 44 Wmona 29 Wayzata 40 Hoplnns 30 Robbxnsdale 52 Rochester 47 Mmnehaha Academ 6 St Cloud 59 Mound 43 Excelsxor 37 Wayzata 34 Hopkins 54 Robbmsdale 43 Duluth Denheld 46 Excelsxor 50 Chaska 50 Robbmsdale 57 I I 37 - - - 24 - - - 33 - - - ' 60 - - - ' Park 53 - - - Murray 32 32 - - - ' 50 - - - 38 - - - ' 43 - - - ' 48 - - - ll u ' 53 - - - ' y 1 47 - - - . w l 41 - - - . 43 - - - ' ' ' ' ' 9 I sz . - - ' ----- 9 2 45 - . - ' - - - - - 5 5 30 - - - ' 52 - - - ' Q 4 6 61 ' . D , - - - - 3 7 52 , , , - - - - l 9 46 - - - ' 86 Row 3-B Duck V Albxnson I. Sistad R Elxe L Narey Row 2 I Quinn A Dale E Chaska I Brown Mr Horman Rowl E Wnght M OShea I Stoltman B Burton D Schlmmel ' b ' squad basketball the st. louis park b squad, coached by Leo Rorman. had a very fine season. they went undefeated by winning 14 games. the team worked as a unit and did not have any outstanding players. they all played fine basketball. they defeated hopkins on the warriors' iloor 27-26 in the best game of their season. Iimmy Brown and Don Schimmel led the team in scoring. 87 Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park T. Elstad, R. Johnson SCOYBS Mound 18 Minnehaha Academy 13 Hopkins 13 Robbinsdale 18 Rochester 25 Minnehaha Academy 19 Excelsior 25 Edina 15 Wayzata 19 Hopkins 26 Robbinsdale I8 Mound 21 Excelsior 22 Wayzata 21 FTW Wei Row 3-D Ranallo Nygaard 'l' Iohnson B Berset G Leal M Goodman Raw 2 Mr Daly G Smxth N DeCambal1za D Larson B Pearson D Iohnson I Norbury Howl B Smxth R Illstrup B Burton D Sullivan C Hansen D Skanse lunlor varsity basketball parks jumor varsxty basketball team, coached by Delver Daly, gave our future varstty members valuable expenence they played several very excztmg games this team ns composed of lumor hxgh boys Park 23 Park I2 Park ll Park I9 Park 34 Park 10 Park 39 SCOYBS 88 Wayzata 22 Hoplcms 17 Edma 32 Wayzata 23 Robbmsdale Excelsxor 23 Blake 37 dl' ' o 0 PT' 'Q MWWAM? 'tw' ,UI-7 fiwiww - Vi-. . , ,. , ,ff L , -Y - ,, .,, V, , . 'f - , , ,fu ' ,FY ,f, k 1-Q 1, ., 1, i A ' , ul- f ,f V ya? V' A I v I K. - - t - . h I , ,A-aw I , ., I A . Q - . Y . ,il J ' ' ' ' 0 o 0 , - . . . . l o K7 I HIEHMSTAD LEWIS LI I BERKWITZ , f . L D BROWN l V HOOPER Olll' G CLARK head cheerleader s1x g1rl cheerleaders thls year were elected by the student body and the two boys were volun teers together they dld a hne Job of spurnng our teams on to vlctory by getting everyone to show school spmt somethmg new was added this year when our cheerleaders became the founders of a cheer clm1c a code for sportsmanshlp was drawn up between the lake conference schools the cl1n1c was a great success and lt IS hoped that lt w1ll become an annual aifalr A smnsns I BAHTHOLOME 89 'X 0 ' . ' 1 xi . ys . . -,X Q XX - fir f , l . . ' 9 A A . S I W Q ' . . I . f - . , X , .N X , Y - x V f L I 9 ., N Y ., -. .-..,-.v , ,L . ' 4 Q Q,- 4 2, Q . ' l ,' -1 0 V f - .f ' ' ' 1 f f k Y . lf 7 - X , Y is I , KX A . x ' V x f E34 x . ' . L ' , . ' . -af' How 2 Mr Zanna W Heed B Olson I Chase D Stedman D Senander D Bown C Hanke P Lmd berg T McNellxs I Held M Nyberg D Rudeen Howl I Hanson W Hummel G Porter W Hammerlund S Samels R Chnshansen I Feck M Hummel B Goodnch hockey the hockey team coached by Peter Zanna won 8 games and lost 4 durmg the season the orloles lost to robbmsdale 4 1 ln thelr only toumarnent game th1s has been the fourth year of hockey at park and lt 1S rapldly becommg a popular sport Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park SCOFCS Edxson 1 Wxnona 1 White Bear 2 Edma 0 Robbmsdale 2 Washburn 1 Mmnehaha Academy 7 Southwest l Robbmsdale 0 Edma 1 Robbmsdale 4 basebaH park's new baseball coach, Vem Wmters, wxll have good matenal to begxn the season wlth Drck Seaburg, Gordle Anderson, Francrs Bradley. Ixm Brown, Ralph Chnstlanson M1ke OShea and Brandt Cantleny wlll be the mamstays on thxs year's team. 2 - D . 5 - - . 0 - ' . 1 - E . I - - . 0 . - I v - . 2 - - I h h . 3 - I . 1 - - . 90 5' gm. 1 91 'kwa IP!-I .QQ 5014? '17 '27 TC -oi Y' Row 2 D Worthmg I Cedarlead Coach Daly M Hammel I Boyer D Platter Howl R Smxth H Lung B Platter G Mauser 'l'eI1l'lIS tenn1s 1S rapxdly becommg a popular spnng sport at park. George Man ser Hugo Lung Dlck Worthmg I1m Boyer M1ke Hammel and Ron ny Smmth are retummg to compose most of thls years team the rest of the team w1ll be declded by an el1m1na txon tournament PHQISS VFNH IEW I Row 2-B. Jones, G. Porter, Coach Lokensgard. I. Young. R. Levine Row l-B. Porter, G. Anderson. E. Hubbard, L. Kellogg 91 Ill 9156611 1' jk 2 s- gof Gordle Anderson Bert Iones Gene Porter Ben Porter hm Young and ROIU116 Levme w1ll re tum to carry on the golf act1v1t1es at park. they w1ll be coached by Nor ns Lokensgard. x it 4 ,. Row 3-E. Trucker. T. Ware, C. Schneider. I. Worthingham, Coach Kruger. I. Hilleren. R. Kramer. N. Hud Row 2-F. Xappel. R. Gordon. D. Platter. G. Haun. D. Schimmel, F. Bradley How l-L. Kellogg, D. Sewall. C. Swanson. H. Lung track the st lours park track team coached by Gerald Krueger IS composed of returnmg lettermen Earl Trucker Francxs Bradley George Haun Don Schxmmel and George Hoops they are preparmg for the track season by runmng indoors at the umverslty heldhouse Don Schxmmel placed second rn the half mxle at the metropolrtan meet held early thxs season Iettermen s club the lettermens club was formed thls year and we drew up a new constxtutlon we elected Earl Trucker as presxdent Bert Iones vrce presxdent Dxck Seaburg secretary and Don Schxmmel treasurer wxthm three months our treasury saw more money than xt ever had seen m the hlstory ot the club and was used to better the all around athletes at park we are sure that thrs club has its foundation now and will be successful rn the years to come they sponsor medxcal ard for needy athletes advertxse athletrc programs of the school and further comradeshrp of park athletes past and present a so the club hopes through the athletes ot the past to organxze a park alumnr assocratron Cook D Senander G Porter W Reed R Byboth G Hoops S Samels G Haun F Bradley I Hanson D Peerman How2 B Hammerlund D Gardner B Goodnch B Burton I Held I Feck B Fletcher T Ryan I Young G Manser H Lung R Chnstxanson G Anderson K Bolham D Rudeen G Olman H Reese Fowl B Hummel B Contxeny B Allen C Hanke E Trucker B Iones D Seaburg D Schxmmel M Nyberg 9? I I I . . . . I Row 3-K. Dann. B. Harnmel, D. Sullivan, B. Porter. B. Helmerichs, D. Worthing. I. Brown, D. Brown. D. l Row 3-I Farmer B Gotten N Iohnson K Shea L Elliott M King N Sylven S Dann A Hlppey I Ostby B Fnedlund M Whlte I Irlton E Knney G Prrsch I Day Row2 K Gallagher R Hatcher I Bartholome I Powers M Anderson Kern B G nt ke I Holmquxst I Peterson H Farendort C Doherty G Bonander G Cox B Nelson L Cooper E Erlanson D Doherty I Fxncham Howl S Benncx I Malmstedt Miss Bittner I Lmquxst P McMasters M Brose mterest 1n athletic activities cmd Just plain horsm around a P1CI'llC started oif the year with the bang of baseball bats the oomph of football and the ahhhs of eating it was very successful later they had an ovemlght on which they went for a hike ate cmd d1d 11ttle of a thing called sleeping dunng the m between of fall and winter the girls had fun with volleyball and badminton finally winter rolled around and with it came the decided enthusiasm for basketball several teams were formed and every wednesday mght these teams played one another the pastel uniforms were a pleasure to see spr1ng came tnppmg in and the girls tnpped outsnde for bouts of tenms baseball volleyball and badmmton the badminton toumament was held 1n may and some wonderful talent was displayed the girls cllmaxed the year with a picnic where everyone had food and fun the usual 1ngrecl1ents and an overnight where no one was seen to s1t by the sidelines they all 1o1ned in g a a d1d a lme job of fulfilling 1ts purpose this year and the girls all hope that g cr a w1ll be carried on and accepted enthusiastically xn the years to come 93 O O I the girls' athletic association lg.a.a.I has promoted good sportsmanship, an fool hxm Ronme' whose ball? make that basket guls play basketball too keep your eye on the ball' 94 autographs autograph F' , A' K '1 1 W : .,' 'V W- - I xv 0 X 4 , J I ' ' 1 f I 1 . V I J . ' A f -, 1 v v ' f 5 1