St Paul Park High School - Par Ki Yearbook (St Paul Park, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1946 volume:

. PARK-HI The Park-Hi I 9 4 6 if ST. PAUL PARK HIGH SCHOOL Volume 11 Published By The Class of I946 St. Paul Park High School ST. PAUL PARK, MINNESOTA 1 e- - PARK-H1 Forward In this year book we have given pifvtorfial and permanent expression to the waried U,Cb1:'Uit1'6S of om' school life. As the years recede, may this book, repfresentative of the happiest years of our lives, increase in im- measurable value. 2 - ee - PARK-H1 ee Dedication We, the Seniors of 1946, do dedicate this Annual to M iss Rath E. Welander, not only because of her loyalty to Park Hi, but also because of her patience, guidance, and frtzfenclslzip as a teacheoz 0 PARK-HI - SCHOOL BOARD Sitting Ili-ft ln rightlz Mrs. 47. lilucl. Mr. R. Hmmairnl, Mr, M, Ultnmn. Stuntling tlm-ft lu rixrhtlz Mr. In lim-Itlt-li. Mr. H, Ilnvc-npm'l. FACULTY I4-t't tn right: .Inst-ph 'l'nusip:nnnt. Helm-n Schroeder, Ethel Huztpxluml, lfrnnccs tlnspvx-lin, I1-cnc Sargent, Lnix Nmwlt-vii, Currinm- Franklin, tlrzinvillv Smith, Mario Ifnrks-nlmmvk, Mrs. llrnmlos, Miss Cnvnnough, rs, Hnsr-hy, Miss Sunmson. Mrs. t'unnimzh:1m. Mrs. Arriith Fmwe, Betty I'm'rin, Miss iiolliveu, Miss W1-lunilvr, Mr. H. I. Smith, A l A PARK-HI -Yee A Seniors CLASS OFFICERS President ,,......,............ Dick Godfrey Vice-President --- .... Willard Nollet Secretary ..... ..... R uth Sward Treasurer --- -- Dorothy Cooper HONOR ROLL NORMAN HOLMES NEAL MEYERS EDWARD EUERLE CHARLES VVHITBRED CLASS MOTTO We will find a path or make one CLASS FLOWER-White Rose CLASS COLORS-Blue and White CLASS SONG The time has come when we must leave you. Your hallowed walls that we've known here. Though many times, friends, there may have been When we've not held them quite so dear. We must depart in joys or tears Which one-we're not just sure we know. But out from your protecting arms We go to meet the unknown foe . We know not what we are to do Or just what task that we shall meet. But we do hope whate'er it be The outcome is 'accomplished feat. So. Park-Hi dear, to you we say, Go onward. upward-staunch, and true, Be kind to others as to us And they, in turn, will love you too. f'I'o the tune of You Are My Sunshineuj 5 SENIORS Of manners gentle, of affec- tions mild. Class Treasurer 1, 2 Stage Hand 4 Valedictorinn Carnival Com. Maninrcr 4 Carnival Com. Member 2, Il Annual Stnfl' 4 Home Ee. Club Member 4 G. A. A. Membcr l Prom. Com. Member II Store Room Clerk 4 Student Star Stuff I Homecoming Commilicc Zi FRED BRANDES Says he, I :un :1 handsome man, hut I ann ai gay de- ceivorf' Student Council I Class l'resi1lcnt 31 llasketbull 2, 24, II Football 2, Si ll Track 2, 3, 4 Baseball Il, fl liuskeibnll Vlllilllili ,I Truck Captain 4 Class l'lny -I Snlutatorinu 'I linnd 2, II, fl Mgr. of Carnival 2, Il, Al Pep liund 2, Il, 4 Homecoming Committee SI National Honor Society RICHARD GODFREY All the boys were in despair To find out how he curled his hair. Student Council Sec. IS Class President 4 Baseball 2, 24, fl lfnseball flnpluin 4 Football ll Track 2 Student Star Stuff Z1 llnnni l, 2, CI. -l Prom Chairman Sl Pep Hand 2, Ii DONALD GUNDY If men are measured by inches. I ann a man. Clues President 2 Football Sub. l Football 2, Il, 4 Football Cnplnin 4 Glee Club I, 2 Class I'luy 4 Mgr. of Committee 55, 4 Manager lluseball Il Manager Truck Il Manager Ilnskothnll 4 Track 4 ALVIN HANNESTAD His heart was out of school a year before he was. lst Team linsketball 4 Znml. 'l'cum Iinsketbnll 3 Glee Club I, 2 Carnival Com. Manager 4 Carnival Com. Member 2, 3 Senior Lender Il Homecoming Com. Member 4 Football 2, 24, 4 Track Ci, 4 linsehall 3, 4 MARGIE BERFELDT The teachers think I am so SW66tQ E They put me in the foremost seat. Glee Club 1. 2, 4 Student Star Staff 1, 3 4 Stage Hands 4 Band 3, 4 Mgr. of Car. Com. 4 Car. Com. Member 2, 3 G. A. A. Member 1 Library Assistant 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Homecoming Committee 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 1 Library Club 4 Prom. Committee Member 3 DOROTHY COOPER You know the kind, all dreamy and cute. And with some brains tossed in to boot. Class Treasurer 4 Glee Club 3. 4 Honor Roll 4 Class Play 4 Mgr. of Car. Com. 4 Editor of Senior Annual 4 Usher-'s Union 4 Library Assistant 4 Homecoming Chairman 4 National Honor Society Homecoming Queen MOLLY-ANN GRIFFIN She that was ever fair and never proud, Had tongue at will, and yet was never loud. Speech Club 4 Declamation 4 Senior Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 4 Class Play 4 Homecoming Com. Member 4 Carnival Com. Member 4 BETTE MAE HALL- I don't care how you spell my name I'1l change it some day any- how. Manager of Carnival Com. 4 Committee Member 3 Senior Stage Hand 4 Student Star Editor 4 Assistant Editor 3 Senior Annual Stuff 4 Cheer Leader 1, 4 Class Queen 2 G. A. A. Member 1 Library Assistant 1, 2, 3 Homecoming Chairman 3, 4 Home Ec. Club Member 1, 4 Prom Com. Chairman 3 Manager of King Q Queens 4 Vurnival Committee Manager 3 HELEN HARTIGAN .ive me the moonlight and give me the guys. Glee Club 1, 2 Home Ee. Club 1, 4 Home Ee. Club Treasurer 1 Student Star Staff 3, 4 Class Play 4 Carnival Com. Member 2 Carnival Com. Mgr. 3, 4 Senior Annual Staff 4 Usher's Union 3, 4 Class Queen 3 G, A, A, 1 Library Asst. 1. 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Com. Mgr. 4 Library Club 3, 4 Prom. Com. Mgr. 3 Speech Club 4 Honor Roll 4 SENIORS IRVING JERRY If we are no longer monkeys, Let us act like men. Student Council Member 4 Vice-Pres. Student Council 4 Class Vice-President 3 Second Team Basketball 2-i First Team Basketball 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Second Team 1 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Second Team l Student Star Staff 2 Class Play 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Carnival Com. Man. 2, Il Carnival King 4 Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2 Glee Club 1, 2 Stage Hand 4 Hall Receptionist 4 Track Squad 2, 3 HARRIET MOORE She's quiet in school but out of school-you'd be sur- prised. Class Secretary 3 Carnival Com. Member 1, 2, 3 Stage Hand 4 LOIS OBRIHAM Like champagne, she spark- les. Class Treasurer 3 Class Secretary 2 Glee Club 1, 2 Paper Staff 3, 4 Class Play 4 Mgr. Carnival Committee 3, 4 Carnival Committee 2 Senior Annual Staff 4 Sextet 2 Class Queen 4 G. A. A. Member 1 Library Asst. l, 2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Club Member 1 Speech Club Member 4 Library Club Member 3, 4 Homecoming Committee Member PAT WALDNER If there's nothing else to laugh at, start a circus of your own. Class Vice President 2 First Team Basketball 4 Football 3, 4 Second Team Football 2 Baseball 3, 4 Stage Hand 4 Carnival Committee Member 2 Carnival Committee Mgr. 3, 4 Orchestra 1 Track 3, 4 PARK-H1 ee ee A I' I JEANNE McMlLLAN My feet obey: my heart re- bels Class Secretary 1 Class Play 4 Asst. Carnival Mgr. 4 Homecoming Com. Mem. 3, 4 Prom Com. Member 3 Junior Cheer Leader 1 WILLARD NOLLET He goes to school to get an education. Class Vice President 4 Stage Hand 4 Car. Com. Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Committee 4 Carnival Committee Member 4 RUTH SWARD A blush is becoming but of- ten a trifle inconvenient. Class President l Class Secretary 4 G. A. A. 1 Library Club Vice-Pres. 3 Honor Roll 4 Student Star 4 Class Play 4 National Honor Society 3 Carnival Manager 4 Manager Carnival Com. 3 Carnival Com. Member 2 Annual Staff 4 Junior Cheerleader I Usher's Union 4 Senior's Leaders 3 Class Queen 1 Library Asst. 3, 4 Homecoming Com. Man. 4 Home Ec. Club 1, 4 Speech Club 4 Prom. Com. Manager 3 Salutatorian 4 ISABEL WITZKE Full of fun and mischief toog Doing things she shouldn't dO. Carnival Committee Mgr. 4 Carnival Com. Member 2, 3 G. A. A. Member 1 Home Ec. Club 4 Member of Prom Com. 3 --.------W -. -Q--M -5- PARK-HI -1- Y- 44-6- CLASS HISTORY On September 1, 1942, 42 boys and girls entered the ninth grade at St. Paul Park. Since then we have learned what elimination can do for now we only have 18 members. They are: Florence Allen, Margie Berfeldt, Frederic Brandes, Dorothy Cooper, Richard Godfrey, Molly-Ann Griffin, Donald Gundy, Bette Mae Hall, Alvin Hannestad, Helen Hartigan, Irving Jerry, Jeanne McMillan, Harriet Moore, Willard Nollet, Lois Obri- ham, Ruth Sward, Patrick Waldner, and Is- abel Witzke. Our ninth grade class officers were: President ..........-.. - Ruth Sward Vice President ........ Curtis Kelsey Treasurer -,-,,.,,,.. Florence Allen Secretary ......... Jeanne McMillan Student Council Member .......... ----U-,,,--,- ,,---- Donald Stankie Class Adviser ........ Miss Welander During the year Donald Stankie moved to St. Paul, so we elected Floyd Hunter as the new Student Council member. Ruth Sward was the Freshmen Candidate for Queen of the Winter Carnival. The big event of the year was a party at the gymna- slum. In the tenth grade we were much wiser. That year most of us took biology. Remem- ber the nine cats we cut up? Our class offi- cers were as follows: President -- ...... .... P at Waldner Secretary ............. Lois Obriham Treasurer ........... Eunice Doville Student Council Member .......... -- ------------------- Norman Holmes Class Adviser' ........... Miss Zieske Bette Mae Hall was our candidate for the Carnival Queen. This year the big event was our initiation. The girls dressed in old house dresses. They had to wash their hair the night before and couldn't comb it out the next day. High heels and colored anklets were worn on their feet. No make-up was allowed. The boys wore earrings with their hair greased and parted in the middle. They had to wear make-up, short pants above their knees, half socks, and no shoes. Each one of us had to Wear a sign with a silly say- ing on it. Cute, weren't we? In the latter part of the year we gave a Return Party for the seniors. The class officers for the Eleventh Grade Were I President ....... ---- Fred Brandes, Vice President ......... Irving Jerry Secretary - .... ....... H arriet Moore Treasurer ............ Lois Obriham Student Council Member .......... -- --------------------- Dick Godfrey Class Adviser .......... Miss Teagles This year we have a Sadie Hawkins dance. Helen Hartigan was our candidate for Queen of the Winter Carnival. We sold stationery to make money. We started our class play, You Can't Take It With You . We selected our theme for the Prom Songs of the Island. No one really thought we were going to give it, but we did. Ruth Sward was elected to the National Honor Society. The Twelfth Grade class officers were: President -. 1........... Dick Godfrey Vice President ........ Willard Nollet Sewefary .............. Ruth Sward Treasurer .......... Dorothy Cooper Student Council Member ..,,.,,,,,,, ------------------ Irving Jerry, Jr. Class Adviser .... .... M rs. Gasperlin This year we really got down to busi- ness with Dick Godfrey making our class money with the pop corn machine, and his organization of the selling at the Little Five tournaments. We gave a play this year to the surprise of the rest of the school. Salad Days was the title. Lois Obriham was our candidate for the Carnival Queen. The class took a trip to Hastings. Dorothy Cooper and Fred Brandes were elected to the National Honor Society. lhxmc-l lI PARK-HI STAFF Slauulilllz llufl in riglill: lVlully-Ann liriffin, Lois Olwilium. Hvlvn Haxrlignn. Mr. Smith, sulvisvr, mul Ruth Swzixul. Sitting: mlm-l't ln riprlitlz llurntliy Cmiw-1'. :xml Hello Muzi Hull. l'1lhl'l'UR W ,,,,,,,,,, W ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,A.,.v, ,, U lborotliy Coopvi' ASSlS'l'AN'l' lGlDl'l'0li ,,,,. M, .,.. ..,,,, , ,,,,, . ,- lleliv Mae Hall C'lllCl'l.A'l'l0N MANAGERS ,H .., .nr lllllll Swzxrll :uid llelen HllI'llgZlll AllYl'ZH'l'lSlNG MANAGERS .Mf.Y,Y. Molly-Ann Grifliii, mill Lois Olmrilizim as- V , STUDENT COUNCIL Stzuiilim: lla-fl in Vljlilili .Xrlene Nullimivv. Nlyles liuwlsly, .Im-l .lulms1m, Sitting: llvfl to riyrlullz Irxingz Jerry. l r1,-nl lirumlvs, and Virgil Snlisllxzirnp. SllllCN'l' ,,,. - ,M .H Virgil Saiiclliailip 'l'lll4IASl'Rlf2l: ,,,A W ,YY,Y , AH, Freql Uirzimlcs 1-I'RlQSllJlCN'l' , ....,. Irving Jerry SlCIlGl'IAN'l' AT ARMS -- U .loel .lolmsou sltRl'Z'FAliY ,-,,,, ,A .Xrleiw Noltiniior NIICMISICR ,,,.,,..,,,ii , Myles Ruddy NIICMRICR -W ,,,.,,, ,,,., , , .Izu-queline Goth 9 Harriet's quiet and serene, A -fe-s ef PARK-H1 e- CLASS POEM---i946 Ladies and gentlemen, we have here for you A poem that's corny all the way through. However, we hope to express in this verse the love for each other we felt from the first. When.we were Freshmen and took English nine, We drove poor Miss Zeizke out of her mind. As sophomores we had a wild biology class, Miss Ludden stopped teaching-alack and alas. Our Junior class play would have been a suc- cess, If we'd worked a bit harder and fooled around less, And now we are Seniors and leaving forever, The teachers all hope that we'll come back never. Pat and Al are liked by all, Stars in both football and basketball. Our football captain, Donald Gundy, Spends his time eating sundaes. i'Johnny, Johnny, that's the sound We hear whenever Jeanne's around. Then there's Isabel, a cheerful gal, To all of us she's been a pal. Ruth's a leader in our class, A cheerful, smiling, happy lass. To Sophomore girls Irv's a dream, Like Sinatra, for him they scream. We would have seen everything under the sun, If Willard didn't have his work all done. Here's a gal that's really super, A leader in everything-Dorothy Cooper. Helen admits she would like to go, To the Marine base in San Diego. Dick makes the money, strange at it seems. He paid for the annual with the pop corn machine. Lois has dozens of men on her string, Blue eyes, blond curls, she's really keen. Molly-Ann is new this year, But she gets around a lot, we hear. Florence is quiet and refined, 1t's hard to find a girl of her kind. Bette Mae is full of pep, When you're with her you're really hep. Freddy Brandes is alreet, A scholar, leader and athlete. Thinking of her handsome Marine. This ends our poem, We now Say uadieux, Farewell to the Park High, Teachers and underclassmen too. Margie is a Navy fan, His name is Johnny-what a man! I I SOPHOMORE INITIATION, OCTOBER 1945 This year was our big event which the Sophomores won't forget. The girls were dressed with overalls cut off above the knees. They wore T shirts. Men's shoes with dif- ferent colored knee stockings. They were blackened like Negroes on one side of their face, arms, and legs, on the other side of their face they wore make-up. Their hair was braided with different colored ribbons. They carried a man's lunch bucket full of bricks. The boys were dressed in long white underwear with shorts over the top. One oxford and the other foot was bare. They wore wide brimmed ladies' hats and very much make-up. They were carrying large ladies' purses. In the afternoon we had a very exciting program with one exciting moment which was David Briggs being rocked by Carol Zacharias and fed warm milk out of a baby bottle. In the evening we had a dance at the gym. We think the Sopho- mores were all very good sports. 10 PARK-H1 Front row nleft l'uvL lf , Adviser. PIGTER H A M M UND ..,. ..,. SALAD DAYS , to righth: Helen Hzirtigun, Ruth Swurcl, Donald Gundy, Irving Jerry, Dorothy Jean Cool Second ' tleft to rightlz Lois Ohrihnm. Molly Ann Griffin, Frederic lirandes, Jeanne Mc-Millan, Frederic Brandes CLEMENTINH ,,.....,, , Helen Hartigan FRANK HAMMOND M, A,,,,, Donald Gundy MRS. PARKER ....,. ,,,.,, l Dorothy Cooper Name Dorothy Cooper W Alvin Hannestad - Irving Jerry .... Jeanne McMillan - Harriet Moore Pat Waldner e..,. Ruth Sward ----- Lois Obriham ...L Willard Nollet Bette Mae Hall Florence Allen Margie Berfeldt - Fred Brandes .,.. Dick Godfrey .... Don Gundy ...,.. Isabel Witzke .,.. Helen Hartigan Molly Griffin .. ,- - Nirlcn a nz c Tennessee Al ,... ,. - -Jerry -- c- - Peaches -,,. Peanuts - - , P. J. one Sverd - L- Loie .,..L. A Willie ...e. 'Vubby -dn Flo. ---er Sugar -- -- - Brandy ,O , Gots L..,,. Gundy Ur-. Is .... Helen s.... Grif - , - - NANCY HAMMOND ,,.,, --- Lois Obriham MARION HAMMOND .... ,,,.... R nth Sward JIMMY PARKER ,,,,,. ........ I rving Jerry SYLVIA ............. U, Jeanne McMillan SENIOR TABULATION Ic1cnfif1ff'at1'0'n Pasfinz c Southern Accent Jiven Around W-- Front Teeth --, Curly Hair ---- Diamond t2ndJ Glassas ....... Hannestad ..... Blushing ..LLLr Helen L,...,.. Ruby Ring eve Moccasins L,--,, Chewing Gum -- Blonde Hair U- Unshaved L...v A Truck ...... White and Black Shirt Sailor Pants -- - Lois at ,L.. --- Long Hair .... ll Dancing ......c.. Playing a Tuba --- Running Around Piddlin Around Cracking Jokes -- - Eating .. .,,... - Writing Letters Studying rr...e Marvel .. U-- Reading ,O ur- Talking ....ee.. Dating L...c.e.ec Teasing Gerry - Making a Noise Going to Shows Ambition Secretary -- Navy -- r Mechanic I+ lorist e,... ---U Fa rorifc Ezvpression Us Jigger Geez Hey You! ,ee Bubs Go Out West - l Don't Know To be a Great For Cripes Man Sake Travel -- ,-- Holy CG' Travel H- --- Oh for Sad Aviator Got your Engineer Physics Done? Housewife - ..ee., M-- Poof Finish School - -- -- Golly To Graduate - .,.. er- Fresh! Doctor ....., That's a Joke A Business O. Be a Chemist Graduate -L Singing W ....ee. Own Bridge- Day Dreaming - man's Stewardess O Creepers Stupid Ohhh Oke Doke L ---- Gee! PARK-HIM-f S e S -Q-VA USHERS' UNION Siltinir lleft to rights: llelen llartiirzin. Arilytli Spilker. Stamline ll.-ft lir rights: lioroiliv Vooper Ruth Swnrd. Norma Hall, tleorgin Seefelilt. BACCALAUREATE The llev. M. l'etei-sen ol' the Church of God was chosen to officiate at the Baccalaur- eate service which took place Sunday, May 26, at eight o'clock in the school auditorium. Music was i'urnislied by the Cirl's Clee Club. COMMENCEMENT The 6'ommemfeinent exercises were held in the school auditorium on Thursday, May 230, at eight o'c'lock. The Seniors, in their caps and gowns, were escorted to the platform by the junior leaders, llelen lfranek and Virgil Sandkamp while Mrs. Leslie Cummings, play- ed the processioiial. 'lhe Valedictory addi'ess was given by Florence Allen, and the Salutatory ad- dresses by Iluth Sward and Frederic Brandes. Mr. llarold l.ei.'amler was the guest speaker. Music was furnislied by the Girl's Clee Club and the Sextet. Sf-liolarship awards were given out by Mr. F. C. Brandes, Superintendent. Our class memorial was presented by the class president, Dick Codfrey. Diplomas were presented by Mr. I-lay Howard, President ofthe School Board. PROMS The Junior-Senior I'rom was held on Saturday, May 19th, 1945 in the school gym- nasium and was arranged under the theme, Song of the Islands. lt was managed by Dick Godfrey and his stall' of workers. Donald Gundy was chosen Master of Ceremonies. The Junior-Senior Prom was held on Saturday, May 4th, 1946 in the school gymna- sium and was arranged under the theme, Dutch Garden. Under the management of Geor- gia Seefeldt and her effii-ieiit staff oi' workers. I2 H- A - as A- e A- e iPARK-H1 Class Will We, the Senior Class of '46 of St. Paul Park High School, being of sound memory, and understanding, do hereby make our last will and testament in manner and form follow- mg: Article I.--We give, devise and bequeath to our Superintendent, Mr. F. G. Brandes, an intelligent, well mannered Senior Class of young ladies and gentlemen. Article ll.-To Mrs. Force and Mrs. Hoagland, we leave humbly but proudly a cloth bound copy of English Literature and a gold typed copy of Macbeth, Article III-To our beloved science teacher, Miss Belliveau, we leave a chemistry class that will stay with her all the year. Article IV-We bequeath to Mrs. Gasperlin one of our newer types of paper cutters. Article V.--We hereby appoint Mr. Howard Smith guardian of our estate and ap- point him to give each member of the faculty an hour in detention hall if our wishes are not carried out. Artcilv VI.-The following requests are made by our prominent class members: I. I, Lois Obriham, leave my admiration for the Navy to Nova Peterson. 2. I, Bette Mae Hall, leave Marvel Gardner, Ain't it a shame? 22. I, Pat Waldner, Qwith my Irish accentj leave Lucille Dalton holding the bag. -I. I, Fred Brandes, leave the halls minus one experienced wolf. 5. I, Florence Allen, leave my quiet manner to Margaret Birkholm. li. l, Donald Gnndy, leave my weight and height to Mary Lou Knack. 7. I, Alvin Hannestad, leave my hot air to the Ventilating system. N. I, Helen Hartigan, leave my gift for gab to Virgil Sandkamp. 9. I, Dorothy Cooper, leave my treasurer's book to the next year's treasurer. Thoughtful of me, isn't it? 10. I, Margie Berfeldt, laeve my blonde hair to Gayle Linamen. 11. I, Isabel Witzke, leave my vim and vitality to Ardyth Spilker to add to her personality. 12. I, .leanne McMillan, leave my extra diamond to Betty Glass. 13. I Molly Ann Griffin, leave my sweet disposition to Frances Sward. Sweet now, isn't she? 14. I Willard Nollet, leave my oil refinery blotters to Bill Knauss who will enjoy them. - 15. I, Ruth Sward, leave my eye lashes for Mr. Snyder to sweep the floor. v v 16. I, Irving Jerry, lea'l'e my bow tie to Bob Hennen, Frankie 17. I, Dick Godfrey, leave my truck to Jerry Swearingeng she has it all the time anyway. 18. I, Harriet Moore, leave my slenderness to Martha Crocket. Article VII. The Senior Class as a whole wishes to give and devise the class of '47 the privilege of having a Jam Session during the noon hour. Signed, sealed, and declared by the above named Senior Class, on this 30th day of May, 1946, as and for its last will and testament, in the presence of us, who have hereunto sub- scribed our name at its requests, as witness thereto, in presence of said testator and of each other. DOROTHY JEAN COOPER BETTE MAE HALL RUTH SWARD 14 - PARK-HI .J nlfl ll 7 . V Gvul v5w ? W1F U Gvr Tw C fl. fa F35 i 1 5.43.51 Sams rscmcuf . Pk 0 rt. if 3 'lv N 'Ullman l'ARli-llI GLEE CLUB First mw 114-fl in rigghlr: Mawgrotu- Quursu-in, Prisvillu Goth, lletly Van Alstinu, Shirlvy Winlrerg, Gerry l'urtm', .lolita l,ursnn. lil-vi-rly Walker, Ln Dianna Harte11st,e-in. Sm-1-mul row :lf-ft In rigzhtl: Elaine Hovk. Mziry Lml Koukal, Georgia Scefeldt, Margie llcrfclclt, lsnlrel Km-rnknmp, Murlm-nv lfrzmok. Dolores Scliwartz, Delores Shave-r, lietty Glass, Gerry Swearingen. Stnmling ilvft tu Vlkfllfll Miss Ss'hi'neflm', znlvisur, Bcity Ynnnmlulv, Durntliy Cuuiwr, Molly-Ann Hx'ifl'in, llvlurvs Wiuff, Nzmvy l.un:Ah:ln. Alivm- Smith, Nnvu l'1-Wvrsvn, Ilvlty llnu l'l'vil'cl', lflvn Swim. ,,, 1 1 I D V BAND Spmwl ,lofi U, ,qgmu 439,-5,141 Idisvrt, In-lnrvs Srhwurtz, lic-My Ymlngmlulv, llcvm-rly Hwwk, lic-tty Glass, liulwrt l4lvlilmn, .-Xrwlytli Sirilkor, lic-'x'e'i'ly lluumann, Donna Hansen. l'l'iscillu Gullx, Gvurgin Seefelclt, .ln Ann Ilmlnl, Uni KL-lsoy, Dick iimlfrvy, John Ouse, llonulrl Sz-ttornmn, Dick Ousc-, Irving Jerry, David liriggs, 'I'mn Hunsvn, Jzuwt Olson, linilen Smith, Earl l'e'tor:-ion, llurlym- Vain, Unllvvn Cumming:-1, liruvm- liaulmzmn, liiuunu .'Xm-rs. :xml Virgziniu llirkhulm. '-llnmling :Im-ft In riglxtmz Shirlvy VVinlwr'g', Ilcloros Shnvc-V, Murgiv lic-rl'l-lnll, Hom-5' l'un1mm'vnning, Alim- lic-sknr, lfrcal llraumlvs, :incl Miss SL'lll'001ll'l'. Ili E- E E EE PARK-H1 E HOME ECONOMRS CLUB l-'irst mw :left lu righll: llurntliy l-Iuerlv, Nnrnm Hull. Nlurgzirnl liirkhulm, Geulwzin Sm-folill, liutiy Claws. June Ohrihnm, .Ir-:anno lVlcMillzin, Mary Lou Rern'nr. lletty Vain Alstinv. Svuuml ruw :left in rightl: Mury Lou Kuuknl. Carol Sm-lm, Shirley NVinlm-rg, l'm'nu-ii Wulf, Helen lfrnnck, Florence Allen, Elaine Huck, Delores Schwartz, Ar-lylh Spilkvr. Standing tleft tu rifzhth: Miss Nmwlvcri, mlvisnr, Luis Ohriharn, Helen Hurtignn. Ruth Swarnl, Delores Wiuff, Mae lieose-, liette Mae' Hull, l-'ramces Swnrnl. Martha l'rm-kell, lsnhel Witzke-. SPEECH CLUB First. row lleft to ripzhtl: Priscilla linth, Brooke Ann Belden, Elaine Huck, Norma Hull, Luis Obrihum Nova Petersen, Alice Beskar. Lucille Daultun, Yvonne Murehnuse. Second row Qleft to rightlz Mrs. Hoagland, advisor, Dorothy Cooper, Genrgia Son-folsll. Mully-Ann Griffin Helen Hartigan, Ruth Sward. Delores Wiuff, Put Lndll, Frances Swurul. 17 PARK-I-I1 -- STUDENT STAR STAFF lux! :ww 1lv!'t lun rigzhlrz Mrs. l m's'1-, mlxlmyr, iiuprxfizx Sw-il-lmll, H.-ivn Hzll'1i1::m. II4-llv Mm' Hull, lin-My tilnsx, Norma Hull, Alia-v Um-skur. -mnul rum llvft lu rightr: Maxrggiv lh'l'i'vldl. livu Swim, Uurutlmy l'uup1'l', Rusonmry Knuuk, Rllill Swulwl, Priru-ill:n Goth, th-rry Swvurimxun, .Inhn Hlllllllklllll, KL-nm-th Hull, l 1':nm'es Su-ur-ul, l':x1 I.u4jd. :mulling 111-It In right I: ,lm-:mnv Mn'Millnn, linrlxzwu Husm-by, Diunm- Auvrxz, Luis Uhrihalm, llunnlml Rusvuld. Ardylh SlbiIkl'l', I-zulu-I Km-l'nk:unp. IllI'l'Uli Iivlte- Mm' Hull, X9SlS'l'.XN'l' l'fllI'I'UH Nurmn Hull MLIBRARY CLUB' In'-A nun ul!-Il 1.1 uluhllz Nzem-5 Iwxslu-, In-ily Yun Alsllm-, Carol Auvllanlwav.. Ruth hwznrd, lim-mln llmpm-, Shirlvy Winlu-rg, Hs-vvrly Wulkur, lm llunnu l'Iul'lvne-ztvin. 1-:md zum' mlvft Yu righirz Mary lmu Knzwk, Luuiso Rndkv, Dvlurvs Shuvvr, Mary Lou Kuukul. Nnrmu Hull, .lnyrv W1-Iwr, IM-Iurvs Schwznrlz, livverly Kingsley. nmiing llvft to Vightr: Mzxrfzic ll0r'fvlmlt, livnrgziu S01-ff,-ldt, l l'nlu'us Swnrtl, Helen Hnl'lig'un, Hehe' Mm- llull, .Inu--' lie-rg. Luis Uhrihzmm, llnwmnzlry' Kmwk, Vln-zu Hnlnlxu-rsvhnmillt, Mrs, l mw:1-. :uivi-mr. PARK-HI First row Uvily lmu K .IUNIORS llcft. to rightr: Mary Lou lloniiur, Lucille Ijuultrm. Mzirgurul liirkholm, Luwcll Pummerenning, Glass. Arflyth Spilker. Alirv Be-sk:n',Gurul1l Eisert, Juni- Olirilium, Gerry Swcaringen, Mary mick, Sunland ruw llc-fl to rightn: Ga-ruldixn' Maliuney, Normal Hull, Helen Franck, Nova Peterson, Martha Crockett, Lois Euerle, Patricia Lzuhl, Rusvnmry Knmfk, Georgian Seofolclt, Robert Craig, ,Ioyce Weber, Dorothy Euerle, Louise Raulku, Stznidimz 4lel't in righlh: Mrs. Hnugzluml, mlvis-ir, lfrznwos Swurll, William Knzniss, Dirk Hull, Uaylc Linumun, Virgil Szimlkzinip, Manrvm-l klznwlner, Mau- lies-se, Hvnry I'mnlne-rviming, .lim McKm-vor, Hola Honm-n, Jack Murohmlsv. .Tool .luhns4in. First ruw Mary Betty Scvunrl ro Huck. Uase, Standing lierg, Lyle SOPHOMORES tleft to riglitl: Dunzilnl linsvulil. Priscilla Goth, Carol Suclm, Kloralrlinf- Pottur, lic-vox-ly Kingsley, Lou Kuuknl, Clam Sinmne, llzwicl Briggs, Beatrice Anitslnaucr. lierelcllu Rcesv, Jclitu Larson, Lou Van Alstine, La Ilnnmi Hartenstein, M:n'f,zrutt0 Quzirsls-in. Rita Opatz. w llefl tu Fllllllll Richurml Cooke, Henry Schnefzellverge-r, Wayne Pctcrsc-li, Vernun lie-skar, Elainv Shirley VVinl10r1:, Delures Shaver, Dulurus Schwartz, lszxlwl Kvrnknmp, Vnrnien VVulf, Richard Themlure Tvetenv, Williznn Swim, Calvin Kelsey, 'l'humz1s Hanson. llcft tu righilz Mrs. Force, aulvisur, Mzirj4,n'ie Snmllimlgv, Dorothy Tripplili, lk-lurori VViuff, Joyuv Roger Dieclrich, .luhn Gi-iffen, Be-rnaml Bar1'e1.t, Ralph Sntlnu, John Baumann, Jerry Shaver, Krienke, Curnl Znchzurius, Nancy Lanahan, Alice Smith, Louise Muellfer. 'lla l'A1c1c-H1 1 1 1 I' RILSHMEN lfirsl rmv ill-I'l In riulitrz lhvnn IC-fmulml. Yvulimf lVlUl'l'llULlSt', lh-vvrly Wallwr. Ifilxplvlu' Swvzirimlvii, VVilliam Smalliuligv, 4li-l'l'x llwli-vu. Juni- liuupor, liiwmlw Ann llc-lmlc-n, Nanny l 1'iskv. S4-i-mul rim- Ili-fl lu Viprhtr: linlna M4-Fwy, Vlarzi Mac lVlmn'0, Arlviu- Nnllimim-V, i'lva liainnivrsvliniitl, Vlara Nvwmzin. lVl:irI4-s l Je-tlanil. Mzn-li-nu l-'ram-li, l'l1lna l 4'il'al'v.'k, lCx'a Kayv Swim. lrvm' I34'm'un. Slaiuliug ll:-ft lu riglilrz Nliw Wolamlm-V, mlvixnr, Ilvlurvh Wm-llm-V, lim'-rtliy Snmla, .lnlin Ousn-, l-Ililrml Smnwg ,lim-pl: Huw. .lulm-N Williams, liila Hamnivl'sL'limi1ll, llvlly Ymlmznlalv, lin-tty l.uu l'fvil'vl', EIGHTH GRADE First :ww wlvft li. rixrlllu: liulwrl linsvulml, W'illiam lVlni's-y, l i':im'is VV:nl1l4'i':i. VV4-l'm'i' Samlkanip, liarl IH-tn-VM-n, lhrn:iI4l Svlls-rinzin, William Craig, livvvrly Iiaumalin, lmnna Hunsn-li, Mai'jm'iv livvkm-l', lm-Z l'ar1u-nlm-V, llzirulil Iiilili-i'lx:u'k. lluln-rl lhmiivy. ilailun Smilli, liilly VYiIli:ims, l'Ill5:vno l'nmnwi'- 1-nniluz, 'IH-ml Ilfmpvr. S4-vainl raw il4-fl In riglill: l,4-Ivy l's-lm'i'smi, Matilda Vasqllvz, Gloria VValcl1'i':i, Mary .Ivan Swarml, l ai1li Sm-lla, IM-vm-u'ly lluwli. livralmlim- Wilson, Opal VVilsun, Carol llrmzin, l,i14'illn- Knzimv, Nam-y l'vlc-rsvii. William Wilsun, Arnulil liayil. lla-tty lh-llvvii, lhmlm l'4'lvr'M-II, IM-lun-s Ulmm, lam- lirummvl, Mary 1'lial'lu1ti' llunais, Nlarilyii lVlalmgi'vn, lVlyr'nn ll:ir4lm-i'. Hlamlim: Ili-ft tu riglull: Mr. Smith, a1lxir,m', Virginia liirklinlm, lhxnxilml N:il'lwm, Mylvs Rlulcly, linrilnli Huusv, .loan 4'iml1ui'a. l'n-wry llimmivk, livin' La liatli, l'Inlw:ir4l .lam-5, Ili-nry VVilzlw, .IL-rry Vl'ulf, l'llnim' VValIu-r, lmiwrtliy Tiluln-Its, li1'lu'v liziumann, Diana Allui'r2. lhllli lVlll1'lll'I', llarlviw Cain, Suu Dauzgil. Z0 I ,J rf . 1, M J an ,WV -eh--V 'We- ees' ee e 4 e --wi - ARK-HIf--- -we fe as JJ' if X- M..--f .J SEVENTH GRADE First row lleft to rightl: Raymond Deneen, Louis Koukal, Charles Brennen, Robert. Hooper, Thomas Swearingen, Janice Monjeau, Marion Mahoney, Joanne Briggs, Jackie Goth, Margery Friske, Margorle Conrad, Geraldine Langeland, James Wilhite, Ralph Polski, Robert Cook, Marlyn Hennen. Second row lleft to rightl: Audrey Bengtson, Joyce Blaisdell, Jeanette Hennen, Charles Wells, John Donais, Joseph Hammerschmidt. Jzineite Olsen, Madonna Zacharias, Bernice Stotzheim, Illa Radke, Anna Rivis, Thomas Mahoney, Roger Krienke, Eugene Smnla, Archie McCollum, Mary Jean Kelly, Shirley Wulf. Standing ileft to rightl: Evelyne Heselton, Marilyn Yunker, Pauline Pechuman, Barbara Barthalomew, Barbara Huseby, Elaine Sam, Joanne Ladd, Jerry Entwistle, John Healy, lvia Marie Boyd, Charlotte McCollum, Norma Reese, Marilyn Winberg, Lorraine DeMarre, Phylis Euerle, Sharon Boerner, Darlene Raasch, Joy Loveland, Miss Sargent, advisor. 3 . -QQ, '?f?n S ,.,.wfifZf 'f 1 ,nv SCHOOL BUSSES Left to right, standing by first bus: Mr. Morey, second bus, Mr. Roy Snyder Z I, PARK-HI FOOTBALL First row, Ili-fl lu riulilr: llavid liriggs. Ualvin Kelsey, Hayle liiliamvii, lliuk timll'1'i-y. .-Xl Hziliiivstuil, Ilixnulwl tlunsly. l'nl Wailclni-r, lrvim.: Jl'l'l'y, lfred lllwiliiles. Dick Hall. Se1'uli4l rnw llefl In righlr: liill Swim, limb Hennen, ,lim Mclieever, Iiill Knziuss, Virgil Szimlkzimp, Marvel tlnrllnu-r, Ilernarfl Ihirrc-tt. Jerry Shaver, Ralph Sathra. John Iiaiiniaiin Standing :left lu riglitl: Mr. Smith, 1-uacli. Henry S1-hnegelber1.zel', liuxzy Ilaumann, Joel Johnson, Gerald Hisert, limit-r Ilieilrirh, Kenneth Hall. niainaizer, Lyle Krienke. lfldmliv .limi-s, .lack Mum-liuiise. Toni Hansen. llnlialnl Ilusvnlil, niziliagrer. FOOTBALL The St. Paul Park football team got off to a slow start dropping its first two games to St. Agnes and Ilosemount. After these two set-backs the boys finally got going and reached their peak against Breek. The sea- son's results were four victories and two de- feats. This is the first time in four years that the Park has lost the Little Five Champ- ionship. The Park will lose six of its members at graduation but has a number of veterans returning. These veterans along with many promising prospects and under the able guidance of Coach Howard I. Smith, hope next year to win the championship. The graduating members of the team are: Captain, Donald Gundyg Left end, AI llannestadg Center, Pat Waldnerg Quarter- back, Fred Brandesg Fullback, Irving Jerryg Right end, Dick Godfrey. Indians ,..se.., ll-I-.1 St. Agnes Indians --- e.e.A 0- 6 Rosemount Indians .e..e.,. 12-12 .s........ Breck Indians .,.s --. - 21- 6 Red Wing Indians .e,,. -- 12- ll ------- Lakeville Indians ------ 6- 0 Mahtomedi -M A A PARK-I-I1 ee A A -,,, X. BASKETBALL A TEAM Left to right: lfreil lirainlvra. liolu Hennen, Ibis-k Hall, , . - v Al Hannastc-ml, Gayle Linamen, Irving Jerry, John liaumann, lat w2lItlIll'I', llwk tnoke, Marvel I lirdner, lmnald Gunxlv manage BASKETBALL The St. Paul Park Indians were not as successful this season as they had been in the two previous seasons. Having only one returning veteran Coach Joe Tou- signant had his hands full trying to find a winning combination. Although the team was unsuccessful in defending its Little Five Title, it did win its initial game in the Sub- District, defeating Forest Lake 28 to 27. From there the boys went on to Hamline Field House and the District, but they were unable to match the height and speed of Stillwater, who went on to the semi-finals of the State Tournament. The graduating members of the team are: Al Hannestad, Pat Waldner, Irving Jerry, Captain, Fred Brandes, and Manager, Don Gundy. Indians Indians Indians Indians Indians Indians Indians Indians Indians Indians Indians Indians Indians Indians Indians Indians 22-29 2.3-28 2 3-27 44-38 27-43 24-32 30-18 27-29 35-37 24 28 34-42 31-30 29-31 3 fl 9 112,-O6 41-27 27-34 rg Mr. Tuusigrnunt, caoch, - ..... Rosemount - - - Lakeville -- Randolph , - - - - Alumni - - - -- - Mahtomedi Buffalo Lake North St. Paul --- St. Agnes --- Prescott - - -- - - Mahtomedi -.. Washington -- Randolph - - , , - - Rosemount --- Lakeville I- St. Agnes ,- Prescott PARK-III BASKETBALLHBHTEAM I,1-Il In right. Mr, Smilll, 1'1u11-ll, Lyle Krienko, liill Klmuss. Virgil Snmlkzlmp, liill Swim, Ralph Sulllrzu. Hmmm' ll:1um:1un, K1'nn1-ll: Hull, liuls R1nsv1xl1I, livrnulwl linrrvtl, H1-ury S1'h111-gc-llwl'1:L-1', John Gl'it'fin 1' Ixin K I x l' lu 1 l u 'l'1 I 'l'x l n lb xl nl1l t'un1l5 5:11 :1 1- Q1-1, 4.1 :I1 .,1u vs. -1 '1 1- 1-, I: 1 ', mann BASEBALL l 1uw1 :vw 1l1-ft 11, riylxll: li1:nz1l1l fllllllly, nmnzuzcr, Iliuk Hull, l rv1l lirumlm-S, Irving .l1'l'1'y, Dick li1n1lfrL'y. l':1t W:1l1ln1'r, fluylc l,imun1'n, liill Knauss, John liuumzmn, lJ1rlml1l li1msvnl1l, Mr, Smith. f'1m1'h. Sm-1m1i nm 111-ft 11- rightl: Ralph Sulhrn. Je-rry Wulf, Dirk Onan. Al Hxmnvstzul, .lorry Shzxvur, lf9I'IlZH'tl lin: ll lu1l 'VI l1h u 1 lxls Kliullxe Duxisl llrigizs, Val Kclsoy. BASEBALL : 1-,.:'1.11'-1rs', 1, ', ' 'lllll' l'zu'k nino rollucl to the Little Five linsvlmll flll2lIlllll0IlSl1lIl, Wllllllllg' 5, losing mmv. tlillltillll 1311111-1' pitched two no-hit QZIIIIUS 2lL1'2l.lllSl, l'l'1-scott and llzlstiugs. llis Sll'llil'-Ullt V1-wrcl for tlw your was 78 or an u'1-r:1g'1- ul' about I5 pm' game. St. Paul St. Paul St. Paul St. Paul St. Paul 211 Park Park Park Park Park , L L L LL Prescotit Rosemount - Hastings Hzmdolpll , Lakeville PARK-lll - ee ,m... w - 'K i 'Q TRACK Left to right: Mr. lirzuides. wmcli. Dzivinl Briggs, Calvin Kelsey, Bill Swim, Dick Hall, Gayle Linamen John llauniann, Alvin Hanlmstecl, Donald Gundy. Pat YValdne1', Virgil Sandkamp, Irving Jerry, llill Knnuss. l ll'6'4l llrzimles. Jim McK0evei', Jack Morehouse. TRACK g The Indians Track team which has strength at virtually every posi- tion won the Little Fire Tournament. The Park rolled up 87 1f2 points, Mgthtomedi was second with 59 and Rosemount was last with 41. Cap- tain Vernon llall and Gayle Linainen were outstanding as they scored 22 and 18 points respectively. Coach Brandes has a number of letter men returning this year and is looking' forward to another championship. n 's fl CHEERLEADERS Hou-rlv Kinpwley, lit-lie Nine Hull. :mil Jerry Potter. -PV MJ n ST. PAUL PARK HIGH SCHOOL Pole Vault , 100 yd. Dash Discuss .... High Hurdles Shot put --- High Jump - 220 yd. Dash Low Hurdles Broad Jump Mile Run -- 440 yd. dash - Gayle Linamen PARK-HIA f H TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS 8 ft. 4 in. 1945 - Vernon Hall -- Jack Morehouse 102 feet 1944 .... 19.1 sec. 1945 - Gayle Linamen - Vernon Hall -- 5 ft. 7 in. 1945 23.8 sec. 1945 - Gayle Linamen 20 ft. 9 1X2 in. --- Little Five Meet --- Little Five Meet --- Little Five Meet ----- - So. St. Paul Triangle ---- Little Five Meet 11946 Metropolitan Mpls. Half Mile Run - James McKeever --- 2:16 sec. 1945 .... .... L ittle Five Meet Relay, 1f2 mile- 1:40.5 sec. 1945 .... .... L ittle Five Meet Swim, McKeever, Brandes, Hall, Capt. BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL SCORING Marvel Gardner ................,...... , , 108 Richard Hall ..... Frederic Brandes Patrick Waldner Alvin Hannestad Gayle Linamen --- Irving Jerry --- John Baumann -- Bob Hennen .... Richard Cooke .... Virgil Sandkamp --- 99 --- 95 --- 78 --- 74 --- 68 --- 40 --- 15 --- 12 --- 11 --- 08 Bill Swim , ........... ,un 00 Total team points ------ s----608 Total opponents' points --- ---509 W.-----Q -e------ --e-e--- PARK-HI -ee -A-A Class Prophecy I966 This is your see it all, hear it all, and don't know a thing reporter. Namely, Chick- erie Chick out on a big assignment. Come along with me, sha-la sha-la, and you shall see the Sth wonder of the world. The Grad- uating Class of 1946, still in a ba-nan-i-ka since twenty years ago. The first one on the list is Florence Allen, who has won an academy award in the boxing ring at Madison Square Gar- den and is now giving free boxing lessons. As we look down the street we see the huge sign, That's a Joke, Son , and inside we see Fred Brandes, Jr. selling moron joke books. Next in our view we see Margie Ber- feldt modeling at Newport's Society Club in the latest fashions in bathing suits. As we enter the Park on the corner we find Dorothy Cooper on her soap box giving her daily lecture on a Woman's Rights. As we stroll further into the Park we see a little pop-corn stand with the name Dick's Corny Shop painted on it and in- side we see Dick Godfrey filling a 5c bag of pop-corn. Next we zoom over to Cudahy's where we find our famous student Tiny, fDonald Gundyj with a large official silver star pin- ned on him, reading Cudahy Sweeper. My next dash takes up to the Prom Ball Room where you can see our own gray-hair- ed Molly-Ann Griffin doing the Hi lun Fling dance on stage. Next we take a powder over to the Sugar Bowl in time to sse our own Bette Mae Hall win the title of heavy weight champion of the world from Joe Louis. Now we're all set to gaze off on to a little island where we find a hula hula dan- cer and sailor husband, Al Hannestad, lay- ing around bossing the jobs of five little Hannestads. OK! Back to a large house on Dirt Road. As we peek into the huge library we find an old maid, Helen Hartigan, writing her fa- mous monthly column for the Times Have- n't Changed paper. The column is Man Sicology . And now what do I see before me but Irving Jerry, playing his well-known Con- cheto in F sharp on his famous picalo. ln his famous studio we've got the instruments, you teach us how to play them. And now we find a very rich lady, fthe former Jeanne McMillan! whose collection of diamonds in the past has made her one of the most prominent ladies of Newport So- ciety. Let's slip down to Mryphy's Pool Room now and what do we see? None other than Pat Waldner, the well-known Bar Tender. Next over to the Advertising Depart- ment where we find Harriet Moore posing for a magazine, displaying her vim and vig- 01' from eating Wheaties. And next we see our own famous Snake Charmer, Lois Obriham. She is performing with the Dizzy Brothers' Circus with her pet snake, Buzz , Let's take a gander over to the Sport Show. Here comes that terrific and glam- orous Ruth Sward. She is famous for her most daring trick of all, driving a motorcy- cle with one hand. And now we come to our great travel- ling salesman, Willard Nollet. We regret to inform you that Willard's mind went blank while taking magazine subscriptions for the senior class and he is still going from door to door selling books. And who is driving that semi-cattle truck coming down the street, why our mus- cle-bound Isabel Witzke. She drives for Swift and Company. Now we'll tell you who is the only one to get anywhere in this world. It's none other than the Park-Hi Annual Advisor-Howard Smith. PARK-HI ' 1 1, -1 1 15 !l !! 11 .11 li ,1 16 ii 111. 1. J! 1 Qi 316-1 E ii! W !! 1 H' 1.111 111 15611 1 1 li 111 1 I! Wi, HY 111 II' 1 191. Nd Mil. ll 1,1 Lil. 51 E! 11 H E!! Zi! 11 E 11 ii 11 51 11 -1 ii 35 Eii st il e! ix El if I: 1- li gl nl nl 5 IH! lj IJI lj! hifi fd! UI :Ei lill llil 5455 To the 1946 Class of Park-H1 525 iff iifl ij v1 11: M1 . 53 F351 We W1Sh the Best Of Success in the Future ggi NI 1 ig fs 211 iii Q1 GOOD LUCK gig 11. Rl ZH IQ! ISE! iii EE I!!! a u IEEE jj Northwestern Refmmg Co. 515 W' .l St. Paul Park Minnesota lxsl 315 :as ,1,, iv 221.22i.zi2Iii2.zil1.L'2l7j!zi:.:iia5::a.z2Sa...aa.::aa.':asI'5sal.a.' 's ': arzaa LH lil if ff xii F M. S. OLTMAN W QQ ll!1. Iii! ggi? 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If :Ei .u.m .,.....,,....,......,........,.-.-.. iff! if -'E' MARTIN CHARLEBOIS La 9258 SHEET METAL WORK 32 ua La 7376 st. Paul Park Minnesota 2 55: iq! fi' 241 North Concord So. St. Paul 232 gui 'H 'E' 22. 2 if Sai ff' iii! 55 Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF ij IZZI ani if MATT5 WRIGHT Pnonucrs :il :fa ay! a! I: Inver Grove Minnesota St. Paul Park Minnesota H ig? Ei li: ---- Ig! H ii! EE! PARK-HI - 1 !1 '., ,'! !'. ' 225' E!!! :!!' E!!! !!!' E555 :ESE gif! 'Be' 5: -!1 f1!:'1! !2'!g, ' l 311.5222 :ii..:ii. iii. i.ii..1:L.iii -ii. -.L NORRIS GROCERY GROCERIES, GENERAL MERCHANDISE La. 9747 St. Paul Park Minnesota COM PLI M EN TS OF Pockrandt Lumber Supply Co. BUILDING MATERIALS lnver Grove Minnesota La Salle 4565 .......................... .... . .. ,,.. .,.,..,..... .,............ ggzgmms:m:::::.:m::::- 2 M 1:5Q!!!111:m:wu 'lm: :mu:::-m1 ............................... .............................-.-.n-.-.-.4 32 si . 11 ... .,. W Lai. ,. I I H, dn, M A P 51 ii ii ,,. u. -1, ,ze BW kk? 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Complete Line of Work Clothes and Outdoor Sportswear for Men and Women 7th and Jackson Streets St. Paul, Minnesota Earl Pedersen, Manager GIPSON LUMBER FISHEWS COMPANY Newport, Minnesota BUILDING MATERIALS gl FUEL Phone La. 9244 :Ha mf: iiii -5-- leii ..- Grocery Store General Merchandise Meats and Groceries Newport, Minn. La. 8804 W-lm......ul..nu...5....4....,...,5.,!,5- ... :::m::f:::::mn:::: .... ni- ml...-.... i::::l:a:al:ua5:a:ai'::a 'M al: 514 oo ro V rfi-o f W PARK-H1 rr r or r Lx .1 4.2 5 r M. fi L! 1 x i I S s E i 1 2 z 2 2 mf x um-.-...-..m H 'E ix! ....5-............-.......- ..: ll ,.- E F 1.2! 5 . Z 2.5 5 :ri H E! ss 5 5 s E EZ :E H FE 2 ........... ........... un:m:::::::::::m: -m-.--.mm-...M . . . ....... ..-...n- .mm M.-In ---I .... .u....m.:. .... 55,..,3f:5g:555555555-55555551.53 .. ... . ..,.. .... . ,, .... .. ..., 1, . 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We Also Do All Types of Tailoring and Weaving I'! iff: Fur Coats Cleaned, Glazed, Remodeled, Stored :fs 225: IEE! Hg! ,,.....,....,.......,...... .... ... .....1.............. --i-.........M.m....-1.-. .1--in...-un-u........-mm---mu --.mu-..u...u.....-.-..- - ---4 -44--- -- --rr - -rrf rim: 1:---: - - --'- u::n1u:muw n:mmmmm .mn u-un-neu-nu 1. 3. 1:::m.::::..:..1: .g,i.,,.,..: .,.. 1.n...n.1.i,, ...J ..,, . .,,, ...M ............................... ...............-....-....-.... . -. .. ..5.........-...i.2.l...l 36 K e PARK-H1 l EHGRHVIHG CU. , f D , . ' D 2J ymf fmwz' f ZZ NEWTON BUILDING, 357 Minnesota Street, ST. PHUL 1, MINN. 4 ,M 9 I hdnk You Lx W S 'M We, the Seniors of 19416, want to zlclmcmleflge our appreciation to those who contributed to the support of our annual. To The Hastings Gazette, Greene Engraving COINDPLIIY, Golling Studio, and all our advertisers we extend our thanks. THE SENIOR CLASS 237 :-.yi . . F 7 - ' ff , . r D H ,-...PARK-H1 ' 1 . 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