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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

vw ww.-...,.a PAR-KI VOLUME TWEN TY FOUR Publrshed by THE CLASS OF 1958 St. PAUL PARK HIGH SCHOOL George Wrlkre Gloua Mack Gretchen Jewell Adnenne Stork Saragane Exe Brllre Lee Hubbard Karen Hakanson Jrm Bartl Edrtor Assrstant Edrtor Buslness Manager Prctures Edrtor Admrnrstrauon Edrtor Acuvrtres Edrtor Classes 8: Orgamzatrons Edrtor Athleucs Eclrtor Ken Davis ............................ , Senior Editor F' .f Table of Contents 7 12 16 25 32 36 38 56 58 80 82 96 Adverusmg 98 100 Adm1n1strat1on Sen1ors Classes Orgamzauons Act1v1t1es Ath1et1cs C Dx 'J Q sages 4 1' ., J A X I, LSL' ,R N 1 is I v al P4 . ,m A 7 AA 'vw 3' 'ff ' - .nav - 4: 'si-521k r Z2 ADMINISTRATION tl QA f 1' 1 WWW Dedrcatron We, the Class of 1958, do smcerely ded1CatC thrs annual to Mr Kenneth G Wagner our gu1dance counselor teacher and frrend Through Mr Wagner's help many of us have recelved mformatlon on col lege entrance requrrements and scholarshrp ards lie has helped us rn frndrng personal problems to be solved Thrs 1S Mr Wagner s seventh year here at Park and hrs frrst year as a full tlme guldance counselor In addrtron he has taught general math ughth grade math, and algebra For h1s gurdance frrendshlp understandlng good humor, and as a helplng hand Mr Wagner wlll always have a place ID the hearts of the Class of 1958 6 I O K Y I E Y D . 'A I . 7 , . . . - jobs. Mr. Wagner's office is a place of confidence where we can take . . , Q . . . , 'I . , , , , y 1 I . -Y, . 1 ' ' S Mr. Frank Fox Superintendent School Board Mr. Millard Axelrod, Mr. G. H. Dombrock, Mr. Carl Blad, Mr. Warren Fritze, Mr. Paul Garbe, and Mr Forrest Bailey. L eg Mr GRFGOR HASELEY Semor I-hgh Pnncxpal Mlss RUTH WELANDER, Junxor H1gh Pr1nc1pa1 Office Staff Mrs. VIOLA HOLM and CATHY O'BRIEN LORRAINE FRENDT and GEORGIA SEEFELDT 8 V , 2 f ! ff ? 1 1 i 3 A 5, X, , ,A . Q . ' n Mr. ROBERT PRIGGE, B.S. Wood, Drafting, Crafts. Winona State, 5 years at Park. Hobby-Fishing, Archery, and Model Rail- roading. Mr. DONALD WALD- BILLIG, B.S. Math-7,8. Winona State. 2 years at Park. Hobby-Working on my house. ' -RN , Mr. GEORGE BAUER, B.A., B.S. Social Studies-9. Ham- line U. U. of Minn. 3 years at Park. Hobby- Sports and Reading. Mr. GRANVILLE SMITH, B.A. Geography-8, History-7. St. Thomas, Hamline U. 13 years at Park. Hobby- Baseball, Fishing, and Writing. Mr. PAUL STORT1, B.E. Instrumental Music, Bank. Winona State , North- westem U. 1 year at Park. Hobby-Golf, Fish- ing, Bow and Arrow Hunting. 11 Miss IRENE WOYDA, B.S. World History-11, Social Studies-12. U. of Minn., Northwestern U. 3 years at Park. Hobby-Travel. Mr. STANLEY SAZAMA, B.S. Physical Education-7,8,9,10. La Crosse State. 2 years at Park. Hobby-Woodwork. jf' Mr. HARRY SELL, B.A. Social Studies-7, World History-11. St. Cloud State. 1 year at Park. li SENIORS 'Lb fl '- y...-...Q - 3 I -Q.-... ....-..-, f--- ,. 'Z5'-' -4-lf' Tu In Memory john Keller ames Dempsey Who were fatally mjured m an automoblle accldent November 21 1957 The deaths of these two semor boys was mdeed a shock to the many fnends that they won at Park H1gh Though they are gone then spmt w111 long f111 the hearts of the class of 1958 14- Class ff1cers awk? DON CHINANDER llDonll Football 2,3545 Capt. 45 Hockey 15253545 Capt. 45 Track 15 Letter- mens Club 15253545 Class King 35 Homecoming King 45 Class Sec. 4. MARY JANE SANDKAMP llMaryll Prom Comm. Ch. 35 FHA 3545 Hall Recpt. 35 Class Vice Pres. 45 Sadie Hawkins Dec. Ch. 45 Sno-Ball Comm. Ch. 4. SARAJANE EXE llsarall FHA 1,2535 Pep Club 3545 Library Club 2,35 Homecoming Attendant 45 Smoke Signals 45 Annual 45 Speech 45 Class Pres. 45 Prom Dec. Ch. 35 Hall Recpt. 45 Class Play 45 Float Comm. l,2,4. 15 BARBARA FENNELL Babs FHA 2,3 545 Pep Club 35 Class Play 3,45 Class Treas. 4. JAMES BARTL llJimIl Basketball 152 53545 Football 253545 Baseball 15253545 Student Council 15253545 Pres. 45 Lettermens Club 253 545 Nat. Honor Society 3545 Class Vice Pres. lg Annual 45 Class Parlt. 4. VIRGINIA ADAMS llcin-ny!! FHA 1,2,3,45 GAA 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Triple Trio 35 Sextet 45 Ushers Union 45 Smoke Signals 45 FTA 4. EDWARD BA RTCH of lIEdlI ,M Football 2,3,45 Lettermens Club 3,45 Fireman 4. CHESTER AFFOLTER Chet Band 1,25 Hockey 1,45 Class Play 3,45 Basketball 35 Lettermens Club 4. RAY BIRKLAND ll Ray 3' spasm JUDY ALTHOFF Jude Class Sec. 15 Class Parlt. 35 Ushers Union 3,45 Smoke Signals Ed 4. VIOLET BURKHOLTZ llvill Pep Club 3, F.B.L.A. 4. VIVIAN BLA ISDELL llvivll Library Club 3,4. SHERYL BRUSH llsherryll FHA 2,3,4g Pep Club 3,45 Hall Recpt. 4. is KAREN BONDESON llJudyll Pep Club 4, 1f.B.LA. 4. ELIZABETH BUSS Bette Class Vxce Pres 2 Class Queen 2 ho1r 2,3 4 Hall Recpt 3 in JEROME BRANDL Htlerryll IGNNETH DAVIS Ulxenll Class Play 3,45 One Act Play 35 Class Sec. 33 Golf 3,43 Annual 45 Smoke Signals 43 Lettermens Club 4, Sec.-Treas. 4s Fireman 45 Foot- ball 45 Speech 4. HE' 'iii 2 1' 5 51 ANNA RAE DAY llAnnlI Choir 3,45 Ushers Union 45 Glee Club 25 Hall Recpt. 4. JUDY ENTWISTIL Enti Band 1,2,3,45 Library Club 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 FHA 2,3,4, Pres. 4, FTA 3,45 Swing Band 45 GAA 1,2, 3,45 Smoke Signals 45 Ushers Union 45 Class Play 45 Hall Recpt. 45 Speech 3,4. JOSEPH DESHLER llJOelf Baseball 2,3,45 Lettermens Club 2,3,4. RICHARD FICK Dick Hall Recpt. 35 Class Play 4. LYNN DORAN IIL ll ynn FHA 1,2,35 Class Queen 15 Pep Club 2,35 Choir 3,45 Candy Sales Ch. 3. DOROTHY FERGUSON Fergie choir 1,2,3,45 FTA 4, smoke Signals 4. 18 H i SHARON FRANS Tootie FHA 1,2,3j Pep Club 2,3343 Float Comm. 233, Ch, 33 Homecoming Attendant 4. BURTON GEORGE lIBurtll FFA 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4g Hall Recpt. 3. DANIEL FRENDT llDanII Class Play 3,4. KAREN HAKANSON Kareney FHA 1,2,3,43 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Choir 3,45 Class Treas. 33 Prom Ent. Ch. 33 Triple Trio 33 Sextet 43 Annual 4. WARREN F RITZE llBudll JUNE HALLBERG llJlmeYl GAA 1,2,33 Pep Club 1,2333 Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 43 Nat. Honor Society 43 Ushers Union 43 Choir 43 Library Club 2,35 FTA 3,4, Pres. 4. JOANNE HALLER UJoanll Choir 2,3,4. CARY HARBRECHT Harble Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Fireman 3,45 Class Pres. 25 Class Play 3,45 Student Council 45 Choir 2. JOANNE HAMILTON IIJOII Pep Club 1,25 Band 15 FHA 45 F.B.L,A. 4. GERALDINE HASSINGER llcerryll FHA 1,35 Ushers Union 4. IRMA HAMMERSCI-IMIDT llkmiell FHA 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. Pres. 3, Hist. 45 Sno-Ball Ch, 45 Ushers Union 45 Class Play 35 Class Treas. 2. DARLENE HIGGINS ll Dari! Pep Club 4, r.B.L.A. 4. 20 fr I .. F BILLIE LEE HUBBARD Bi1l Band 15 CAA 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Class Pres. 35 Asst. Prom Ch, 35 Class Play 3,45 Choir 3,45 Vice Pres. 45 Homecoming Ch. 45 Sextet 45 Annual 4. CAROL KEMP Carol Library Club 2,3,45 FHA 3 Spanish Club 4. GRETCHEN JEWELL Gretch Choir 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 45 Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3, Treas. 25 Sextet 45 Triple Trio 1,2,35 Sno-Ball Queen Candt. 35 Homecoming Attendant 45 Annual 45 FHA 35 Speech 3,4. LORNE KITTELSON llldomell Football 1,2,3,45 Lettermens Club 3,45 Nat. Honor Society 45 Math Club 45 Audio-Visual Club 3,4. SHARRON JOHNSON Smi1ie Library Club 2,35 Ushers Union 3,4. MARY ANN LUDOLPH Dicki Library Club 35 Hobby Craft Pres. 3,45 Cam. Dec. Ch. 3. 'f GLORIA MACK Putz FHA 1,35 Pep Club l,2,3,4, Sec. 35 Class Play 3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Annual 45 Smoke Signals 45 Home- coming Queen 45 Sno-Ball Queen Candt. 35 Class Queen 25 Float Comm. 152,45 Hall Recpt. 35 Home- coming Dec. Ch. 35 FTA 4, Sec- Treas.4. MICHAEL MEszARos Mike PATRICK MAHONEY llPatIl Football 2,3,45 Fireman 3,4, Capt. 45 Lettermens' Club 3,4. VIVIAN MOEN llvivll F.B.L.A. 45 Library Club 4. JOYCE MARIER ll.-Ioycell Choir 1,2,3,45 Student Council 2,35 Sno-Ball Queen5 FHA 3,4. 7 D ONALD MUELLER llDOn ll Library Club 1. 22 LYLE N IPPOLDT lINiPPylI FFA 2,3,4, Treas. 4. DONNA PETERSON Jeanie GAA 15 FHA 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 25 FTA 33 F.B.L.A. 43 Homecoming Publicity Ch. 4. RICHARD OLS ON Dick Hockey 45 Fireman 4. RONALD RIST uROnn Choir 1,2,3,4, FRANK PANKANIN in H6 r' w :W . , f '. 3 I H g g gvv an ! lITeXll Track l,2,3,45 Audio-Visual Club 4. MARY SHELLENY IlMaryll FHA l,2,3,4g Student Council 2.3, 45 Band 2,3,43 Prom Comm. Ch. 35 Camera Club 3,45 Dance Ch. 4. NEIL SHING LEDECKER Shingle FFA 2,3,45 Hockey 1,2535 Foot- ball 4. ADRIENNE STORK llAdell FHA 1,2545 Sno-Ball Ent. Ch. 15 Pep Club 1,2545 Triple Trio 35 Sextet 45 Annual 45 Choir 1,25 3,45 Sno-Ball Queen Ca.ndt. 45 Class Play 3, Student Director5 Prom Ch. 35 GAA 1. GENE SMALLIDGE llcenoll School Patrol 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 FFA 2,3,4, Reporter 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Choir 253,45 Jr. Red Cross Pres. 3,45 Sno-Ball Ch. 45 Track 45 Choir Pres. 4. X X JUDY STRUMSTAD llJudll FHA 1,2,45 Pep Club 1,2,4, Sec. f 45 Glee Club 25 Hall Recpt. 35 Class Play 3. EDWARD STEELE IlEdIl Football 1,2,3,4, Capt, 4, A11 Conference 45 Lettermens Club l,2,3,45 Fireman 3,4, Asst. Chief 4. RAYMOND TURBEVILLE llRaylI Mecca High School, Mecca, Illinois 1,2,35 Basketball 152,13 Track 1,2,3. 24 MARY WALDO llMaryIl FHA 1,35 Pep Club 15 Nat. Honor Society 45 Ushers Union 4. BARBARA wBLLs Barb Pep Club 25 Glee Club 25 Office Help 45 Class Queen 4. EINAR WANG Einar cBoP.cB wn.x1B Twink Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,4 Capt. 3,45 Lettermens Club z,a,4,' Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 45 Fireman 354, Chief 45 Axmual Ed. 45 Class Play 3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Nat. Honor Society 3,45 Class Sec. 15 Class Vice Pres. 3. SHA RON WEITZEL lITi-nail FHA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 35 Pep Club 5? A 35 Class Queen 35 Sno-Ball Queen Candt. 4. JANICE WINBERG ll Janll FHA 1, Pep Club 1, Choir 2,3,4, Hall Recpt. 3,4. Class W111 We the class of 1958 of St Paul Park Hrgh School rn the county of Washrngton and the state of Mrnnesota berng of sound mrnd and body and consrderrng the uncertarnty of thrs frarl and transrtory lrfe do hereby make ordarn publrsh and declare thrs our last Wrll and Testament To the Freshmen we extend a srncere welcome mto Senror Hrgh School and leave wrth rt all the rrghts and pnvrleges assocrated wrth thrs hrgh honor To the Sophomores we leave our stubby pencrls and our scrrbbled on desks To the Junrors we leave our fun frlled Sen1or days and the followrng Vrrgtnra Adams leave my humorous way to Norma Sandkamp for her last year to stay Chester Affolter leave my lrght blond harr to Kenneth Cook who rsn t so farr Judy Althoff leave my edrtors posrtron to Mrlly Jean Auers for Smoke Srgnals edrtrons Ed Bartch leave my football shoes to Butch Ludolph so he ll never lose Jrm Bartl leave my clothes so snazzy to Dave Wrnberg he ll really look Jazzy Ray Brrkeland leave my shyness of grrls to Don MacKenzre he s had many whrrls Vrolet Brrkholtz leave my vo1ce so soft to J1m Behr may he use rt oft VIVIBD Blarsdell leave my qutet ways to Terry Cusrk for hrs Sen1or days Karen Bondeson leave my pmt stzed frame to Sharon Brown she ll not look the same Jerry Brandl leave my rmpatrence to graduate to hm Haugen who has one year to wart Sherry Brush leave my Jet black hatr to Karen Preston who s so very farr Betty Buss leave my brg brown eyes for Kerth Peterson to use rn drsgurse Don Chrnander leave my dashrng ature to Drck Hoppe for the grrls to adm1re Ken Davts leave my htgh school rom ance to Bob Brrggs he s got a good chance Anna Rae Day leave my frrendly laughter to Pat Unze she can use rt hereafter Joe Deshler leave my tucks and pranks to Ron Scott he ll grve many thanks Lynn Doran leave my shrmng blond harr to Karwyn Franklrn rf you cut rt beware' Judy Entwrstle leave my club membershrps many to Larrre Bea Bush who doesn t have any Sarajane Exe leave my locker full of trash to Sharon Kahnert don t open that door crash' Barb Fennell leave my mrspronounced name to Bob Modrynskr hrs trouble s the same Dorothy Ferguson leave my beat up old car to Stan Seefert he won t get very far Rrchard Frck leave nothrng behmd but take II all wrth me for lrfe s hard grrnd Sharon Frans leave my socral studres seat to Bob Blad the answers are there but don t cheat Dan Frendt leave one huge tear to Dale Wrng who must come back next year Warren Frrtze leave my record collectron to Dave Serdel for a larger selectron Burton George leave my problems so few to Drck Nelson so he ll be carefree too Karen l-lakanson leave my appearance so neat to Sandy Hoffer she s hard to beat June Hallberg leave my feature stones to Joyce Roy to add to her glorres Joanne Haller leave my musrcal talent to Judy Brown to make her more gallant Joanne Hamrlton leave my sweet personalrty to Carol Ryberg to use rn thrs localrty lmra Hammerschmrdt leave my alertness rn class ' . , I, . l . . . . , . . 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I . . . . u It . 1 . 26 Class Wrll to Roger Lauve 1n hopes he w1ll pass Cary Harbrecht leave my actmg abtltty to Rlcky Ryan to add to h1s ab1l1ty Gerry Hassmger leave my asstgnments tn tug to John Schoch so that math he w1ll dtg Darlene Htggms leave my books and all to Mary McConnell she can use them next fall B1l11e Lee Hubbard leave my many hatr styles to Sallye Goff may they last her awhtle Gretchen Jewell leave my gay wmnmg smxle to Dorothy Gtlbert to use for awhtle Sharronlohnson leave my Ushers Unton Job to Marlene Raths she can deal wrth that mob Carol Kemp leave my seat on the bus to George Wrtght I hope he won t fuss Lome Krttleson leave my excess matter to Rrcky Long so he ll be a lrttle fatter Mary Ann Ludolph leave my growtng hope chest to Elame Fehr who s do1ng her best Glorta Mack leave my cheerleadtng pep to Judy Weltzel she ll really be hep Pat Mahoney leave my charm wxth the women to D1ck Gamer tn hopes he w1ll w1n them Joyce Marter leave my graceful herght to Drane Mewhorter to grow up ovemrght Mrke Meszaros leave my tools and sk11l to Lester DeRaad to use as he w1ll Vtvran Moen leave my gold class rtng to J1m Oase tts qutte the thtng' Don Mueller leave my memory so blank to Ron Rassett who s always up to some prank Lyle Ntppoldt leave my Enghsh text so Jack Lauber can study rt next Drck Olson leave my hot rod car to Jtm Tapp he won t have to walk far Frank Pankomn leave my htstory notebook to Dtck Pearson to pass by hook or crook Donna Peterson leave my complexton so fatr to Glorra Holzemer please guard tt wtth care Ron Rtst leave my name so short to Alberta Brendemuhl she s such a good sport Mary Jane Sandkamp leave my shy quret ways to Shrrley Marrer may they last all her days Mary Shelleny leave my humor and wrt to Tun Karp to use for a btt Nell Shmgledecker leave my battered hockey suck to Bob Rrckle so the teams he can ltck Gene Smalltdge leave all of my A s to Doug Outcelt I hope It pays Ed Steele leave my flamtng red han to Kerth Larson he ll really look rare' Adrrenne Stork leave my tttles and fame to Conme Belden may tt brtng her acclatm Judy Strumstad leave my many absent sltps to Pat Lencowskt her excuses are prps Ray Turbevrlle leave my southern drawl to Mrke Betcher to use tn the hall Mary Waldo leave my homemakrng sktll for Sandy I-lakseth to use at her w1ll E1nar Wang leave my Ltbrary passes so George Moseley can escape a few classes Sharon Wettzel leave my charm and my potse to Sandy Gunderson to attract the boys Barbara Wells leave my well used glasses to Alrce Donnerstog for all next year s classes George Wrlkre leave my towertng herght to my brother Ally may ll brmg htm dehght Janrce Wrnberg leave my laugh so Jolly to Pat Banger she ll create a great folly In wrtness whereof we the classof1958 the testators of thts w1ll do hereby srgn and seal thts document on the twenty nmth day of May rn the year of Nmeteen hundred and ftfty erght . 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I ' . . 27 Class Prophecy May 29, 1968 Dear LYNN I was very pleased to get your letter remmdmg me of our class reun1on tlus summer I m anxxous see all the k1ds from our class aga1n after these ten years As travel1ng correspondent for Conf1dent1al Maga zrne, I have encountered or heard about the members of our class of '58 and what they are do1ng KAREN HAKANSON, Conf1dent1al's story ed1tor, often travels w1th me, and she and I get all the 1ns1de dope In our own old locale, JUDY ENTWISTIE IS st1ll go1ng to school She teaches grade two at Oltman now In St Paul at the Twm C1ty Speedway you can always fmd DOROTHY Here She Comes, There She Goes FERGUSON and her souped up l1ttle hot Stall close to home, PAT MAHONEY has set up shop rn M1nneapol1s, h1s 'shop b 1ng called Pat s Tap ' From there on, the class rs scattered all over the Umted States and a few are rn other countrles GENE SMALLIDGE, for example, IS 11V1I1g m England, as he IS a professlonal channel sw1mmer Th1s 1sn't exactly a new sport, but Gene has gone the full length of the channel dog paddlmg both ways BILLIE LEE HUBBARD, famous Metropolitan Opera star, IS 11v1ng 1n France now, as she IS appeanng at the Par1s Opera House there Havmg entered the cosmet1c world, VIOLEI' uses herself to determme whether or not xt works SARAJANE EXE, another 1n the same fleld, has created new red haxr dyes that grow r1ght w1th your harr, so you never have dark roots ED STEELE IS 1n Wash1ngton D C now He has just recexved a medal for bravery for r1sk1ng h1s own l1fe to save four other lxves The other l1ves belonged to four young Red Cross nurses GEORGE WILKIE., who IS also 1n Washmgton D C 15 enjoymg w1de spread fame and recogmtxon as he rs the arclutect who des1gned the new Wh1te House When Karen and I were on busmess 1n New York we stayed at the Statler Hotel, where we ran rnto GLORIA MACK She had Noxzema on her face and a b1g jar of Noxzema rn her hands She sa1d she was rn New York to appear on DONNA PETERSON' telev1s1on show on Etlquette called ' The P dz Q Gal Donna s show has been rurmmg for three years Wh1le we were 1n New York we also met MARY ANN LUDOLPH, who has recently graduated from four years ID art school, and IS now employed to pamt dots on d1ce Over at the Umted Nat1ons bu1ld1ng we met RAY TURBEVILLE, who 15 an mterpreter there He told us that MIKE MEAROS just broke the f1l1buster1ng record 1n Congress He talked for 53 hours and 19 mmutes on What Can Be Done About Rusty Garbage Cans When Karen and I were asslgned to do a story on rackets, we headed for Las Vegas There we met RICHARD FICK, who repalrs the amms on the one arm bandxts 1n the casrnos Dlck says that th1s job takes lots of elbow grease Also ln Las Vegas we met JANICE WINBERG, who's 1n the bus1ness of mak1ng twelve foot poles for people who can't be reached w1th ten foot poles Our next ass1gnment took us to M1am1 We de cxded to dr1ve, so we rented a car from JOE DESHLER, who has h1s own car rental SEFVICE On way to M1am1 we notlced many bxllboards Wlth the face of a very fam1l1ar gxrl on them advert1s1ng Wh1te Castle Hamburgers The face, of course, was that of TOOTIE FRANS Remember how she used to love Wh1te Castle Hamburgers? Karen told me that the Burma Shave s1gns we saw carr1ed l1nes or1g1nated by ADRIENNE STORK, who IS 1n the advert1s1ng fleld M1am1 must be a regular hangout for some members of our old class We met ED BARTCH, who IS a blg wheel rn the m1ss1le program there Ed 1S 1n charge of the xnstallatxon of the technologxcal rela uve compound coercxons fscrewsj We also met JUNE HALLBERG, who IS domg extens1ve research 1n the fxeld of extra sensory percepuon Wh1le we were rn M1am1 we stopped m at the telev1s1on studlos there to see DA RLENE HIGGINS, a we knew she was the top make up art1st there But we d1dn't know that we'd see GRETCHEN JEWELL there Gretchen was the star of a show they were good that she'd had an offer from MGM Stud1os to Slgn a contract w1th them We stayed to watch the show on the TV monltor, and when the COIHIHEFCIHI came on, we were sur pnsed to see JERRY BRANDL t1p over the Tw1rl G1rl 1n the hammock K1ds from our class just seemed to be everyplace As we had some extra t1me to shop around, we stopped ln a l1ttle novelty shop run by VIVIAN BLAIS DELL V1v s spec1al for the day was genume shrunken heads from Borneo We asked V1v1an what she knew about the class of '58, and she xnformed us that SHERRY BRUSH had f1nal1y gone to Phoemx, Anzona, because she read that there are four guys to every gxrl 1n Phoemx When we were staymg ln an apartment ID M1am1, a travehng salesman, FRANK PANKINAN, came to the door, sell1ng automat1c eyebrow pluckers Frank told us that LYLE NIPPOLDT IS stlll l1v1ng 1n Mm nesota, farmxng and truckmg Wh1le we were wa1t1ng for our plane to Dallas H1 the M1am1 a1rport, we caught a gllmpse of the famous Navy test pllot, CHESTER AFFOLTER Chester tests jets and IS one of Pan Amer1can's top p1lots ANNA RAE DAY, the stewardess on the plane to Dallas, gave us magazrnes to read dunng the trxp I.n the magazrne I read an artlcle about Benzedrme wntten by medxcal authorlty BURTON GEORGE It was rather 1ron1c, because I remember how Burton used to go to sleep 1n study hall Next to tlus was an , 1 - 1 - - 1 1 e 1 . . ' . .. n u u e . e u . md. I . . . . . . . . I e. H ' - - . a I n I . - - ' , . . . S BIRKHOLTZ has perfected an anti-blush lotion and deingl and Darlene informed us that Gretchen was S0 1 I n - I I If . . ., .o Q . n 1 - I 1 - 1 , I Q Q . ' S l e - e e . . . . , ,, . ' . o e 1 . , H . . . . I , 1 -Il . . 1 . 28 Class Prophecy ad for f1sh nets made by VIVIAN MOEN, who sews holes together for a l1v1ng When we arrlved m Dallas we called a taxl, whlch was drlven by DON MUELLER Don sa1d that another member of our class who drxves 15 DAN FRENDT a very consexvatxve drxver tramrng mstructor In Dallas we learned that the b1g news there was that CARY HARBRECHT, wealthy o1l tycoon, had just bought the K1ng's Ranch He has a few acres of lus own 1n Texas about 800,000 Cary s ne1ghbor, KEN DAVIS, who IS never seen wlthout h.1s b1g Stetson hat IS a cattle auct1oneer As we were pretty hungry, we went 1nto EINAR WANG'S French restaurant to get somethmg to eat Dmmg next to us was DICK OLSON, who sald that he had graduated from St Paul Vocatxonal and was now takxng a month vacatlon 1n Dallas JOANNE HALLER, vlce presxdent of the Amencan Brrd Watcher s o clety, was also enjoyxng the food and atmosphere of Emar s restaurant Joanne told us that MARY JANE SANDKAMP had entered the Wacs as a reglstered nurse just before World War III, and that MARY WALDO, famous lady SCICDUSY, had created the world s fu-st and only blue roses, whrch are now bexng preserved m L1ncoln Park Zoo 1n Clncago Walking down the street after we'd left the res taurant, we notlced, below a 'Post No B1lls' slgn a poster advertrslng RON RIST'S new dance called The Snooze Th1s dance requlres no motlon at all of the body, sxmply a shuffle sort of mot1on of the feet Ron bemg the mventor of the dance, IS a well known f1gure m the fxeld of dancmg The next poster featured a b1g smxley pxcture LORNE KITTLESON, presldent of the Dallas Date Bureau known as Kewpld Kxttleson We'd heard that Lorne fulfills tlus job well We'd been assxgned to do a story on JIM BARTL you know, the j11l1ona1re who plays John Beresford Tlpton and gxves people a nnlllon dollars but we found ourselves mtervrewmg JOYCE MARIER mstead Joyce IS a regular on the Lawrence Welk Show whlch was bemg broadcast 1n Dallas Joyce IS m charge of the bubble machme From Joyce we learned that MARY SHELLENY IS now ln Hollywood worlung as a photographer for Paramount Studxos Mary has gotten to know most of the stars pretty well dunng the years she's been tak1ng then pzctures Just before we left the hotel that Joyce was staymg rn, we caught s1ght of WARREN FRITZE, countmg the fxlter traps 1n hrs Vlceroy Clgarette to make sure there were 20,000 We went to talk to hxm and It just happened that we mterrupted h1m just as he'd reached 192,938 He d1dn't appreclate ou.r VISILUIS hun even though lt had been ten years Someone was caught LD the revolvmg door and a small crowd gathered around to see what the hubbub was all about The someone was GINNY ADAMS, who was released, we talked to her for qulte awhlle, an found out from her that BARBARA FENNELL ran o and marrxed the new jamtor at Park Hzgh and that IRMA HAMMERSCHMIDT fmally got t1red of her long name so she legally had xt changed to Carlson I guess that one 15 self explanatory Before leavmg Dallas we rode out to SHARRON JOHNSON'S ranch to see how Sharron was comlng along We leamed that her ranch was turned mto a rodeo every year and that Sharron, of course was star of It DON CHINANDER, one of the bronco busters, gave us some tickets to the b1g f1ght that n1ght at the Dallas armory featunng CA ROL KO' KEMP so we dec1ded to stay 1n town one more day so that we could watch the lady boxers We d1dn't make It to the f1ghts that mght, though because BETTE BUSS stopped 1n to see us Bette 1S fasluon expert workmg for Chl'1Stl3.!l D1or She IS trymg to bnng the bustle back From Bette we learned that NEIL SHINGLEDECKER the new dlrector of the FBI, 15 ln the news for cracklng smugglxng snydxcates and Commumst r1ngs The next day when we were once more 1n St Louxs we recelved our next ass1gnment to get a story on JOANNE HAMILTON, the young Wlsconsm housewrfe who stumbled over a cure for cancer On the tram to Wxsconsm we encountered GERRY HASSINGER, who rs st1ll runmng around keepmg track of her brother RAY BIRKELAND, the conductor on the tram, collected our uckets before we settled down to a gabfest wrth Gerry She was plannmg to stop rn Racme, WISCODSID, to see KAREN BONDESON at her an1mal shelter there It was qulte some t1me before we dxscovered JUDY STRUMSTAD s1tt1ng two seats away from us We were even more surpnsed to learn that Judy was also on her way to see Joanne, as Judy had been study1ng cancer for qmte a few years and wanted to see what Joanne had come up wlth Judy wanted to stop m at the hospxtal ID Madlson to see a fr1end before we went on to see Joanne an asked us to come With her so that we could all go to see Joanne together A group of people were entertanung the chlldren 1n the polxo ward, and as we passed we not1ced BARB WELLS dancmg Her act was of a humorous nature and the sound of the ch1ldren's laughter followed us down the hall After we'd v1s1ted Judy's frxend, we went to the state capltol buxldmg to see SHARON WEITZEI. one of Wxsconsm s senators, but we were told that Mlss Wenzel was m Waslungton at the t1me It had taken exactly a month to learn sometlnng about each member of the class of '58 Now I am lookmg forward to seelng them at the class reumon I hope you are domg well as secretary at Fort Knox and that you w1ll be able to make rt to the reumon As Ever, IS the matron at the Dalla. Funeral Parlor After Gmny JUDE ' ' . ff Q - .4 s . 1 , , ' . l 1- . a . 'I . . , ' ' , . . 1 u n n . ' 1 s . . u , . . . . , . , a ' - ' ' ' - I S - 1 f . Q 1 l - n I . ' ' 1 4 u I , 1 - I I - - . . l . . , - n - I ' F . . . ' ' f . , . ' . l Q s 1 . . . , . , f . . . f ' ' , s d l . u 1 . . . , ' ' ' . . . , 29 Class Hrstor Lookrng back on the class of 58 we frnd a very colorful past wrth many fond memorres Our advrsors rn our Freshman year were Mrss Wald ron Mr Moore Mr Strandqurst and Mr Wagner Our offrcers were Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer The Student Councrl representatrves were hm Bartl and Don Chmander Chosen as our candrdate for Queen of Hearts was Lynn Doran Bob Ryan Drck Zrns George W1lk1e Sharon Wertzel As Sophomores our very frne advrsors were MISS Belhveau Mr Lynch and Mr D1Stas1o Our class of frcers were Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Secretary Cary Harbrecht Betty Buss Judy Althoff Elected as Student Counc1l representatrves were Joyce Marrer Mary Shelleny and George W1lk1e Also servrng was Jrm Bartl a holdover from the Freshman year Our carnrval lung and queen were George W1lk1e and Glorra Mack Betty Buss was selected as the Sopho more candrdate for Queen of Hearts The hrgh lrght of the year was our class party whrch was held rn the sprrng of the year As busy Junrors we had the good fortune of havrng as our advrsors Mrs Peterson Mrss Peterson Mrss Wrnters Mr Gasperlrn and Mr Parrtsh Wrthout therr extra efforts our many events would have ended 1n complete farlure Our class offrcers were Presldent Vice Presrdent Secretary B1ll1e Lea Hubbard George W1lk1e Ken Davrs Karen Hakanson Carnrval lung and queen candrdates were Don Chrnander and Sharon Wertzel Chosen to the Natronal Honor Soctety were Judy Treasurer Entwrstle hm Bartl Gene Smallrdge and George Wrlkre The early arrrval of our class rrngs the new V1c tory Twrst made all of us very happy We were all thrrlled when our float captured frrst pnze rn the Homecomrng parade Cheaper By The Dozen our class play under the capable d1rect1on of Mr Lynch was a huge success Baby blue and whrte were chosen as our class colors and the motto was Our prrde IS not 1n fallrng but every trme we fall to use agarn We all worked very hard on the Prom banquet and dance The theme of the prom was Apple Blossom Trme and was under the supervrslon of the charrman Adrrenne Stork A beautrfully decorated audrtorrum and a frsh pond set the background fora very memorable evemng Advrsxng us durrng our Senror year were Mrss Woyda Mr Monarty Mr Gardner and Mr Pearson They gave many of therr own hours so that our last year would be a lrttle somethrng specral For thrs we srncerely thank them Our class offrcers were Presrdent V1ce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Elected to the Student Counc1l were J1m Bartl Mary Shelleny Cary Harbrecht and George Wrlkre Chosen to the Natronal Honor Socrety durmg the frrst half of the year were Lome Kxttelson Mary Waldo and Geraldrne l-Iassmger Krng and queen candrdates for the Carnrval were Cary Harbrecht and Barbara Wells Cary was elected as krng and rergned over the brggest Carnrval rn the hrstory of Park Hrgh Our Town wrth twenty s1x parts was the class play It was very successful under the able drrectron of Mr Morlarty Then on May 29 1958 came the day we had all been strrvmg toward for twelve long years graduatron Sarajane Exe Mary Jane Sandkamp Don Chrnander Barbara Fennell C . . - . . 1 .- , 1 u , a 1 - Treasurer...............Irma Hammerschmidt . - ' . - . - - 1 r - ' , . . . ' . . , , , ' ' I 1 I' n ,Q . . ' I Y any nunuus vienna.. ' H In l -, 1 I 30 Chu www JBC CLASSES ROW 1: J. Moris, A. Donnerstog, J. Roy, S. Minniear, MacKenzie, R. Long, A. Wilkie, D. Hoppe, R. Nelson, D. Gilbert, P. Mandt, S. Gunderson, A. Brendemuhl, P. J. Behr, Mrs. Peterson. ROW 3: W. Sandvig, D. Unze, J. Brown, C. Ryberg, M. Raths, J. Weatherly, Gjesfjeld, J. Oase, S. Hoffer, S. Brown, M. Auers, C. B. Jenner, Mr. Moheban. ROW 2: B. Hanson, B. Belden, K. Franklin, I.. Bush, N. Sandkamp, M. Score, Brunotte, D. Seidel, K. Cook, B. Blad, B. Briggs, D. J. Fehr, J. Schoch, A. Purvis, Mr. Peterson. uniors The Junior class, led by President Bob Briggs, had a banner year. Their play, A Murder Has Been Arranged, was very successful. The big event for the Juniors was the Prom with the theme Hawaiian Night. The advisors were Mrs. Peterson, Mr. Moheban, Mr. Rygh, Mr. Peterson, and Mr. Gasperlin. ROW 1: J. Tapp, B. Rickel, D. Wing, D. Outcelt, R. ROW 3: M. Zirul, A. Wolf, D. Wolf, W. Fritze, S. Champeau, T. Cusick, R. Burt, I.. Howard, L. Ludolph, Seefert, R. Johnson, M. McConnell, D. Sundberg, L. R. Germann, G. Wright, Mrs. Hoch, Mr. Gasperlin. DeRaad, N. Monjeau, T. Karp, B. Nelson. ROW 4: R ROW 2: D. Duff, J. Weifzel, P. Banger, A. Murphy, Jankovich, K. Peterson, D. Byers, E. Shelleny, K. Lar- M. McConnell, S. Kahnert, K. Preston, S. Marier, M. son, J. Lauber, R. Lauve, R. Sanford, D. Winberg, R. Betcher, J. Haugen, M. Zilge, G. Moseley, Mr. Rygh. Ryan, D. McWain. ROW 1: G.Meyer, E. Marier, R. Cook, R. Commer R.Gierke G Gibbs A Schommer D Scholz C Anderson G. Berberick, G. Higgins, M. Crimes, Mr. Lynch, Mr: Rauch, Mi. Storti. 2: J. Chzirtraw, M. Rickel, M. Hzirt ley, E. Carpenter, S. Kavoloski, K. Dingle, M. Olson, S. Hartenstein, M. Duff, J. Oase, S.Kuete1, J. Lacina, P. Bartch, B. Perkins, S. Raths. ROW 3: B. Charles, J. Griser, K. Brendernuhl, S. Pennington, L. Black, K. Coopet, J. Sampson, P. Peltier, J. Pankonin, P. Nelson, S. Fick, B. Mayo, J. Stettner, S. Kirchner. ROW 4: M. Birkholtz, B. Okeson, V. Olson, R. Boyd, S. Momsen, G. Warnke, R. Bailey, L. Ehret, A. Shingledecker, R. Burbank, T. Panek, M. Behr, W. Hanner. ROW 5: D. Grubridge, R. Robens, L. Richter, C. Hartung, E. Johnson, B. Schottmuller, W. Rode, M. Bacon, L. Price, S. Wang, D. Blaisdell. Sophomores The Sophomore class was advised by Mr. Lynch, The Ugly Duckling at the one -act play contest this Mr. Storti, Miss Belliveau, Mr. Rauch and Miss year. They received a very good rating. Milashius. Their class officers were Rom Schmidt, The sophomores with 140 students have the largest Roger Christianson, and Mary Lou Duff. class at Park High this year. Members of the sophomore class presented a play, ROW 1: J. Peterson, J. Laust, S. Germann, E. Morris, J. Olson, E. Fredin, K. Woodward, R. Keller, A. Heselton, D VanAlstine, J. Pranke, R. Triebold, S. Oquist, D. Scheel. ROW 2: G. Meissner, C. Kuehn, C. Koons, B. Harris, N. Bruski, C. Swinton, J. Diamond, L. Schmitz, S. Koester, S. Storti, J. Greely, R. Mayo, E. Dworshak, D. Triplett. ROW 3: K. Vandenberg, S. Cole, M. McCormick, P. McIntyre, R. Friday, J. Conrad, C. Hetfield, J. Averbeck, M Johnson, D. Banger, P. Deneen, R. Beedle, M. Deshler. ROW 4: L. Kulmly, B. Klein, R. Schmidt, R. Mensing, A. Marsh, B. Bruce, R. Aschenbrener, J. Fisher, L. Bondeson, L. Morey, R. Tessmer, E. Sanders, G. Brennan, R. Car- penter. ROW 5: B. Schottmuller, T. Axelrod, H. Gunderson, W. Perkins, R. Parpart, G. Bestal, G. Hennen, R. Af- folter, H. Brunell, D. Johnson, J. Sathra, R. Christianson, S. Griffin. ROW 1: Mr. Bauer, R. Peterson, D. Hartnett, D. Scholz, T. Hartman, J. Sobaski, J. Deshler, M. Hartenstein, R. Stadt, K. Frutiger, M. Gjesfeld, J. Bassett, J. Hakanson, L. Nordine, M. Parent. ROW 2: Mr. Rawlins, V. Parent, C. Stanton, V. Brush, B. Crosby, B. Weitzel, C. Barth, A. Score, P. Stoker, S. Lomker, S. Goff, R. LaBathe, P. Tryon, D. Danielson, S. Boyd. ROW 3: S. Umbreit, J. Rauschnot, K. Guetschoff, M. Peterson, N. Purves, G. Davis, B. Rist, R. Rocha, B. Lawrie, D. Phillips, P. Edwards, K. Cuck, J. Munger, O. Dtmsten. ROW 4: E. Zilge, L. Seidel, J. Bergman, P. Patrow, T. Frendt, R. Chinander, R. Schultz, G. Dueffert, R. Brennan, D. Howard, J. Roasch, W. Morris, R. Bravinder. Freshmen Advising the freshman class this year were Mr. entering senior high next year. Gervais,Mr. Bell, Mr. Parrish, Mr. Alitz, Mr. Bauer, and Class officers this year were Janet Hakanson, Kenneth Mr. Rollins. Lind, Betty Weitzel, and Jerry Schissler. The Freshmen are all happy now that they will be ROW 1: R. Wasilk, J. Holzemer, M. Schmitz, M. Nelson, D. Lacey, R. McGee, L. Vitek, J. DuPaul, G. Gamer, D. Cook, R. Mclntyre, J. Tapp, C. Johnson, Mr. Parrish, Mr. Bell, Mr. Alitz. ROW 2: L. Hartung, J. Murphy, G. Ehlers, D. Sundberg, R. Adams, C. Holm, W. Cummings, V. Kilmer, B. Shakleton, J. Klein, M. Farmer, J. DeRaad, K. Lind, W. Smallidge, C. Wolfe. ROW 3: S. England, S. Ehret, S. Belden, C. Schoen, B. Syring, C. Penning, C. Shelleny, C. Polski, S. Peck, L. Haseley, B. Zinchslag, S. Alberts, C. Waldo, B. Pastohr, S. O'Brien, B. Beedle. ROW 4: B. Hoppe, K. Mahoney, V. Metzger, S. Larson, L. Nelson, M. Nelson, C. McWain, J. Triebold, D. Warnick, R. Perkins, C. Rassett, G. Jenner, J. Deneen, C. Keller, L. Hotaling. ROW 5: M. Coy, M. Neuman, P. Harbrecht, K. Large, R. Robens, R. Sandvig, M. Stech, P. Schoch, D. Gunderson, G. Schissler, W. Stiefel, R. Rahn, R. Priebe, J. Bravinder, A. Weber. f' ROW 1, L. to R.: R. Hamilton, J. Oquist, J. Olson, D. Sholtc, D. Muneir, B. Perkins, G. Duffert, R. Umbreit, D. Zinns, W. Rynch, T. Gryser, D. Rowmen, B. Gunderson, J. I-lager, C. Hylier, Mr. Wallbillig. ROW 2: C. Schmitz, K. Hartely, M. Behr, M. Nelson, J. Larson, A. Hartong, S. Larson, P. McCormick, N. Phillyps, J. Franklin, K. Ger- lack, M. Bruck, M. Larson, D. Hartong, Mr. Sasma. ROW 3: B. Rushinger, J. Coopet, M. England, S. Phillyps, C. Prebie, D. Karp, N. Shingledecker, D. Angevine, J. Bailey, B. Ehret, N. Exe, R. Bowen, D. Settermen, W. Shilling, A. Marlow. ROW 4: D. Erely, N. Harbrecht, B. Schmitz, D. Weitzel, B. George, G. Brown, L. Kemp, D. Morre, C. Richter, C. Penning, K. Melby, K. Williamson, G. Wilson. Eighth Grade Advisors this year for the eighth grade were: Mr. hard to make their class party, their main activity, a Miller, Miss Dunham, Miss Peterson, Mr. Sazama, Mr. big success. The class officers were Karen Gerlach, Smith, and Mr. Waidbillig. A11 the class worked very Marlene Englund, Lynn Schock, and Robert Schmidt. ROW 1: T. Cross, L. Heron, W. Sanford, H. Stocker, E. DeRada, B. Manthy, M. Gibbs, R. Marquartd, D. Myers, B. Reagles, L. Momsen, J. McCleary, Miss Peterson, Mr. Smith, Miss Dunham. ROW 2: P. Bondeson, G. Dickey, L. Schoch, C. Dillion, J. Schan, N. Bothum, M. Cummings, J. Fick, N. Lauve, B. Fritze, R. Outcelt, B. Nelson, J. Gullickson, T. Zilge, P. White. ROW 3: J. Klukas, E. Anderson, J. Brtmell, J. Hager, T. Klauson, D. Phillips, R. Johnson, R. Ehlert, D. Kittleson, A. Hinchcleff, L. Hanson, J. Lind. if ROW 1: Mr. Kling, Mr. Prigge, S. Brunell, D. Laut, T. Marty, G. Van Alstine, J. Fehr, C. DuBois, J. Alberts, D. Greer, K. Sandquist, J. Olson, V. Guetschoff, Mr. Sell. ROW 2: G. Hallberg, L. Hassinger, C. Belden, B. Ades, J. Farbet, S. Marquis, N. Schissler, K. Matter, S. Bushinger, M. Anderson, P. Shingledecker, E. Christenson, J. Bauer. ROW 3: D. Raasch, J. Dempsey, R. Wells, D. Klein, E. Hartung, H. Howard, R. Kopren, R. Burt, J. Schmidt, W. Chartwar, T. Dockendorf, C. Godfreyg L. Barner, D. Michaelson. ROW 4: G. Mclntyre, D. Weitzel, R. Smith, R. Dick, A. Shaver, L. Holton, G. Cain, G. Erdman, D. Holm, R. Parent, D. Turbeville, D. Patterson, L. Holm, D. Lindemann. Seventh Grade The seventh grade, in the high school for the first Mr. Larson, Mr. Prigge, and Mr. Sell. Their class time, had a very busy year. They worked very hard officerswereRobert Wells, Larry Ryberg, Cindy Piquette, and won third prize for their float in the Homecoming and Dorothy Marier. parade. Their advisors were Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Jaeger, ROW l: J. Waldo, L. Beyer, M. Corcoran, R. Strothman, G. Myers, J. Jacobson, J. Hall, G. Brunotte, E. Schilling, D. Peterson, D. Haseley, R. Preston, H. Gierke, E. Keller, H. Pattzel, Mrs. Jaeger. ROW 2: B. Hager, M. Warford, R. Barnett, R. Ives, S. Schottmuller, B. Purvis, L. Gerlach, B. Itech, B. Edwards, J. Fritz, B. Olson, C. Oase, M. Kemp, P. Vanderpas, Mr. Larson. ROW 3: K. Warnich, D. Hanson, B. J. Dillon, J. Crosvy, D. Black, S. Beddle, D. Knowlton, G. Paul, M. Larson, J. Anderson, M. Polski, C. Piquette, S. Olson, B. Carbe. ROW 4: S. Waldera, D. Wixson, D. Wolf, V. Maurer, D. Napper, T. Friday, L. Ryberg, R. Scheel, R. Miller, W. Phelps, J. Lomker, K. Mey ers. J. Larsen, D. DeForth, D. Marier, J. Olson, Carolynn Peck. VOT ORGANIZATIONS ROW 1 K Preston, J Entwrstle, Mlss Dunham, B Wenzel, C Stanton, B R1st, P Edwards, B Crosby, J Stettner S Kxrchner, M Peterson, C Penrung, K Cetchoff ROW2 V Adams, B Fennell, S Wenzel, M Sandkamp, Hammerschmldt, C Brush, J Strumstad, R Rocha, S Goff, G Davrs, N Purvls, C Shelleny ROW 3 M Cjesfjeld, C Keller, S Peck, B Zxnchlag, L Haseley, C Waldo, S Hartenstem, M Olson, R Fnday, B Perkms K Dmgle, S Kavaloskl ROW4 C Polskl, M Parent, K Frankhn, C Belden N Sandkamp, S Hoffer, J Hamxlton, D Peterson, S Brown, S Kahnert, S Maner, M McConnell ROW 5 J We1tze1,P Banger, B Hoppe, S OBr1en, S A1berts,G Schoen,M Nelson, J Mar1er,A Stork,P McIntyre, K Hakanson FHA The Fl-lA wrth s1xty members and Mrss Dunham as therr advrsor were very acuve thrs year as they have been rn other years One of therr mam actrvrtres was the annual Sno Ball whrch was put on wrth the co operanon of the FFA The FFA chose four queen cand1dates from FHA and the affarr turned out to be a huge success Some of therr other actrvrues were the drstnct convent1on supper as well as busrness meetrngs an servmg the faculty after school Some of the grrls also parucrpated rn the Donkey Basketball whrch was also put on wrth the FFA The FHA offrcers thrs year were Judy Entwtstle KarenPreston Shrrley Marler Jean SISIIIICI ADH Marsh Irma Hammerschmldt Norma Sandkamp and Sharon Kahnert ' l' U lu J . . I s . a . I I ' 0 . , I I .... ' . . - . . . I C I . . . . , . . y d 38 I E I ! ' ROW 1 G Me1ssner, L Hrppoldt, G Grbbs, B Hanson, B George, A PUIVIS, A Shmgledecker, R Tessmer, R Long ROW2 W Sma111dge,G Smallrdge, N Shmgledecker, T Karp, G Ehlers, R Rrst, D Wolf, A Wolf, Mr Rygh FFA The FFA was very acuve thrs year workrng on IIS own projects and wrth the FHA Dale Wolf Lyle Nrppoldt Ne1lSh1ng1edecker and Trm Karp As rn other years Judgmg reams were chosen to compete agamst other schools rn drfferent categoues They were Crops Team Burton George Warren Smal lrdge and Gene Smallrdge Dany Team Dale Wolf Nerl Shrngledecker and Gary Mcrssner General L1ve stock Team Rrchard Long Bruce Hansen and Aaron Wolf and Gary G1bbs FFA presrdent Gene Smallrdge was also co charrman for the Sno Ball whxch was put on rn operauon w1th the FHA They also co operated on the Donkey Basketball whxch was held on Apnl 22 O C I The officers were: Gene Smallidge, Burton George, Shingledecker, and Forestry Team: Alex Purves, Allan . I , . . , - . . co- 39 ROW 1 M Auers, K Davls, C Mack, J Althoff, J Hallberg, J Entwlstle, S Exe,G Adams ROW2 D Smoke S1gnals Staff Asst Ed , Glorla Mack Edltor, Judy Althoff, Advlsor, Mr Morrarty 40 The Smoke Stgnals staff dtd a wonderful Job thrs year on our school paper the Smoke Srgnals The paper was always out on trme each month due to the hard work of the staff members who often spent all day Saturday workmg on the paper There were about srxteen students on the staff wrth a ftne advrsor Mr Monarty They can be proud of the frne Job they accomplrshed rn keeprng the students rnformed about the act1v1t1es gomg on at Park H1 all through the year Duff, T.. Cusick, J. Brlandl, R. Cilson, D. Iserguson, D: Gilbert. u u . ' . u D n . , . Gloria Mack Assistant Manager alia ,f N . Gretchen Jewell Business Manager This year, as usual, the annual staff, with their advisor Mr. Pearson, was one of the busiest groups to- ward the end of the year. They worked very hard to have all their pictures finish ed on time. Business Manager, Gretchen Jewell, along with the rest of the staff, worked very hard to make the annual ,4- Adrienne Stork James Bartl Pictures Editor Sports Editor a financial success. Students writing copy, drawing layouts, and dis- cussing their sections, were familiar sights. Everyone worked hard to make the annual one of the finest the Park has ever published. Annual Staff George Wilkie Annual Editor Sara Jane Exe Faculty 8zAdministration Billie Lee Hubbard Activities iff! L X Annual Staff hard at work! Karen I-Iakanson Ken Davis Classes 8: Organizations Seniors ROW 1: J. Stettner, K. Preston, L. DeRaad, K. Vandenberg, C. Godfrey, K. Woodward. ROW 2 C Keene, P Angevine, C. Hallberg, B. Ehret, R. Mensing, J. Hallberg. ROW 3: C. Belden, B. Ades, L. Hassinger, G Cam, D. Shields, P. Hartnet. Band The band this year was under the direction of Mr. Storti. They had a very busy year with their Spring con- cert, Christmas concert, and participation in the district and state music contests. The band received four A+ 's and twenty-one A's at the district contest. Also this year a swing band was started. It played for many school dances including the carnival. It turned out to be a very big success and everyone hopes it will continue. A band clinic was held at the Park School in March with six schools participating. Many helpful suggestions and ciriticisms were given to the different bands. The band has always been an organization of which the school can be proud. This year's band was no exception. ' - X ' ,L 1 -Q f -Q-'.r A s .,- gsm msn' 'W ' ,Zz ,lvl f.. vivnif 3 as :VM:q.v, 1' Vfwffgfp. ,, , Q L, -4, W t1f4fii 'V' ' f Af 'fgg f -7? ' vff Q .4. , 1:5 r 455- - ,J-.. 4, X- W F 'W V , l . 1 . f ' nw un J V I I 1, ' . '. f v v -: - .K I Nl ,y .,,. , ti pi N, 5 sf QQ V V gl rf? Q A' f 144 . , i 4 . 'Q f 9 JL 'HI III 111 .n . in-4 ,M 7 ,A W 3 5 3 ROW 1 J Strumstad, G Mack,G Jewell, P Edwards, V Blrkholtz D I-lrggms, K Bondeson, J Hakanson L Nordme, P Harbrecht ROW 2 S Exe, J Wextzel, J Roy, A Donnerstog, V Adams, B Fennell, D Knowlton, K I-Iakanson, A Stork, M Newman, B Hubbard ROW 3 C Stanton, B Syrmg, C Shel1eny,N Purvls, B Drllon, Entwlstle, K Preston, M Shelleny, C Pxquette, B Crosby, B Schottmuller ROW 5 M Auers, C Belden, S Har tenstem, K Dmgle, M Hartley, S Kavaloslu, A Carpenter, P Mclntyre, M McCorm1ck Pep Club Thrs year Pep Club has trred to help boost the morale of the team There were about flfty members wrth Mrss Peterson as therr advrsor Many new cheers were rntroduced by the cheerleaders at the meet mgs to help all the students become better acquamted wrth the cheers The club has done alot to help promote school spurt and w1llCon tmue to be one of the fme organrzauons 1D our school 44 ' A A I . : . . . .G . ' , . ' ' . . , . D: Muarier, G. Paulson, S. .Raths, B. Perldns, R. Friday. ROW P. Banger, B. Rist, Haseley, S.. Marier, ROW 1 M1ss Peterson, R Frlday, B Perkms, S Raths, S Stortl, J Stettner, S Klrchner, M Mewman, K Frutrger ROW2 P Nelson, M McConnell, J Entwlstle, A Marsh,L Schmltz, S Koester, J Dramond Laust, R Sandv1g ROW 3 P Edwards,P Bartch J Peterson, C I-Ietf1eld, J Averback, A Heselton, D Van Alstme, C Oase, J Hakanson ROW4 J Luclna, P McIntyre, S Hartenstern, K Dmgle, M Hartley, S Ka V3.1OSk1, M Rlckel, A Carpenter, S Cole, J Greely, L Nordrne GAA CAA Offrcer-5 GAA thrs year wrth thrrty mme members had Mrss Peterson as therr advrsor Therr meetmgs were held every Frrday mght and consrsted of orgamzed volleyb basketball and many other sports such as these A few members were elected to attend the play day whrch was held ln Wlnona They all had alot of fun there Also GAA partrcrpated rn other actrvrtres such as grvlng demonstratrorrs durmg the half at basketball games Many good trmes have been had by the girls in GAA and they all hope to continue them. 45 P? ROW 1 L Schrmtz, L Deraad P McIntyre ROW2 Mr Moheban, B Brlggs, A Wxlkxe, M Betcher, D Mc Wam, D Sundberg ROW3 R Keller, S Oqulst, C Waldo, C Stanton, M McCorm1ck, J Greely ROW4 L Morey, M Johnson,A Marsh, J Peterson, K Swmton ROW 5 L KIUISSOD D Byers,M McConnell, B Schottmuller, D Scheel iv Adv1ser, r Moheban Math Club The Math club IS one of the newer clubs at Park H1 th1s year It g1ves e students who are mterested 1n math a chance to get together and work out problems 1n math Many of the students were very mter ested 1n thls type ofa club and not only had fun but also gamed more knowledge about a subject ln Wh1Ch they were mterested ROW '1: S. Boyd, L. Schmitz, R. Robens, J. Winberg, A. Stork, J. Diamond, B. Hubbard, D. Ferguson, B. Buss, S. Kirchner, L. Doran, A. Day, J. Pranke, L. Haseley, J. Bassett, B. Rist. ROW 2: B. Weitzel, G. Davis, S. Minniear, S. Belden, V. Metzher, P. Unze, S. Marier, G. Jewell, J. Mar-ier, J. Haller, K. I-lakanson, G. Adams, S. Koester, C. Schoen, B. Crosby, B. Zinchlag. ROW 3: A. Weber, H. Brunnell, M. Nelson, K. Lind, C. Johnson, B. Schottmuller, C. Smallidge, R. Schmidt, G. Warnke, D. Lacy, B. Beedle, J. Halberg. ROW 4: R. Mayo, B. Nelson, R. Parpart, H. Gunderson, R. Rist, L. Ehret, R. Ryan, R. McGee, T. Schommer. Choir The Choir this year with fifty-six members and with a very fine director, Mr. Parrish, was a fine representative for the Park High School. Some of their many activities this year were the Christmas con- cert, spring concert, district music festival, Baccalaureate, and participation in the district music contest, which was held at Mahtomedi. A few soloists performed at the state music contest on May 2, at the University of Minnesota. One of the highlights of the year was a tour of the North Shore area. It was the first attempt of the choir at an activity of this type, and it was a very big success. They gave a concert at Two Harbors and toured through Duluth, Ely, Two Harbors, and the range area. 48 CHOIR OFFICERS Mr. Parrish, G . Jewell, B. Hubbard, G. Smallidge. SENIOR SEXTET B. Hubbard, K. Hakanson, G. Adams, G. Jewell, A. Stork ACCOMPANISTS J. Haller, L. Haseley, S. Belden. BOYS' QUA RTET H. Gunderson, B. Shotmuller, G. Warnke, R. Schmidt eww - I u l SEATED: Karen Woodward, Barbara Ades, Sharon Alberts. STAND- ING: Leslie Kemp, Lester DeRaad, Gene Smallidge, Mr. Bell. Red Cross School Patrol ROW 1: M. Corcoran, L. Holton, R. Burt, R. Smith, H. Howard, D. Sholtz, D. Lindemann, J. Hall. ROW 2: B. Hager, B. Reagles, D. Wolf, J. Fehr, G. Bnmotte, T. Schomer, L. Kemp, D. Sholtz, L. Heron, J. Conrad. ROW 3: V. Maurer, W. Phelps, D. Greer, D. Moore, D. Patterson, G. Wamke, A. Henchcliff. ROW 4: B. Klein, L. Richter R. Ryan, G. Smallidge, G. Meimer, Mr. Bell. 'Q 1 N at1onal Honor SOCICIY 51 1'1 ' ali llfidl. 357W 2 . .1 Z MM Q . Z ' K .V Q '19, 3 B ' if 'NYY 2 Q A . X , , ' Q' I ff, V51 J, V, 4- , .1 1? I I J' . 1, I flfl, ,. fa . A ' Y' if if W nk -f. , ,MMP -JN' We ,L gf 1 I 5? 5 Q. Q-Q., Kap L' A X 0 ,,, . N., ug Y I I gf. 5 of 'fr V I ' 2: .E 1-:gf ,ae qw. My . f, W .1-.R ai!!! cmsx ff xfff vi , drug! , . ay ty: V , Us 'ls1l'!-I 12 In Q si ,115 sm.. . rnyfmlraan Asff, ' ,VA I ' , s f tif ' : , 3 Y r 'Q i M QA 5 M N ,-A ,w 51,1 'XW M171 . M I Y 19 Q' 51 93:3 . 7 , x, ,V f' 'x f 'X 'M' .I .5 3 xx, 4 i 4 X u e A I, '7' h Y Y g W -uf -4' E A' 1 ,uf 6 W ' y I .lgir an fg , 4-:,,.,' , , , , , -341, . W y I, , - A- f M ff? ,ish-4, af 2. +2 - 2 FFA 4 ff i L- E Qi A 1' x' fi-Q 1 1 -, M 5 . ,tru-vf3,'i :L+ Q ll 155 V -5 I ROW 1 L Deraad, D McWa1n J Schoch, R Nelson, D MacKenz1e, R Lauve R Ryan ROW 2 C Ryberg N Sandkamp, C Kemp, S Cole J Pankomn J Wenzel P Banger, K Franklm ROW 3 S Hoffer B Bruce, B Schottmuller R Menslng S Storm C Belden Spamsh Club L1brary Club ROW 1 Mrs Hoch,M McConnell C Kemp, P Unze, J Entwlstle D MCWSID, R Mensmg ROW 2 J Oase, D VanAlstme, A Hesselton, R Keller, K Woodrow C Oase, V Moen, S Kavalosk1 M Rlckel V Blalsdell B Perk1ns,M Olson D Bla1sde1l, R Gerke ...4 N 54 3 U? Hobbycraft Club J P2.nkon1n,M Ludolph Mr Pugge F B L A ROWI V B1rkho1t, K Bondeson S Gunderson, A Donnerstog J Roy, A Brendemuhl S Mmmear ROW 2 M McConne1, D Peterson, J Hamrlton M Raths D G11bert D I-hggxns, Mr Pearson ROW 3 J Weatherly, S Brown, K Preston, V Moen C Ryberg P Unze D Duff J LF'-c gl KJ 55 ROW 1 K D1ng1e,P Unze, J Bartl, S Mar1er,J Schoch, J Stetmer,P Bartch ROW2 M She1leny,Mr Wagner, S Gr1ff1n,B Blad, D MacKenz1e,G Wrlkre, C Harbrecht, R Schmrdt Student Councll Each year student councrl members are chosen from each class Th1s year the members wrth therr presrdent hm Bartl were very busy workmg on such thrngs as the dress code school regulatrons and attendrng 11tt1e srx councrl meetmgs Therr mam Job was the dress code whrch was frnrshed rn Aprrl As usual the student councrl put on the carnrval as therr brggest actrvrty It was the largest camrval ever held at the Park and the proceeds went toward awards The student councrl had Mr Wagner as then ad vrsor Other offrcers were Jun Bartl presrdent Shrrley Maner vrce presrdent and John Schoch secretary W, 2 X GMFCUMENLI 5510 ACTIVITIES QL J xxx I ? ,l ' IVIIQMF I X J fx fx W G 3 A G 'W D X' A Cnxysi I JY . f fx 4 , q H -.- Q v R I . ll - 'Lf' 'N ' A L1ghts Dc-:d1cat1on Park's football team experi enced the thrill of playing on a new gridiron this year On Sep tember 27 1957, dedication ceremonies were held for Park's the first time in the history of the school, equipped with lights The Osman Temple Shriners and Park s own band each pre sented a pre game marching ex h1b1t1on In the first home game of the year Park triumphed over Randolph The addition of the new field with lights boosted at tendance ratings and brought position at Park H1 Spec1alcred1t should be given for the efforts of the Citizens for Lights Committee, who made the addition of the new field and lights possible Osman Temple Shriners 58 I C O i , . . . .' , - new athletic field, which was, for football into a more prominent 1 A - v Bob and Barb Ron and Jlm Sadre Hawkrns Dance The ever popular Sadre Hawkms Dance, sponsored by the Semor class, was held on November 27tl1 A new and specral feature was added thrs year Marrym' Sam was on hand to perform a 'hrtchm' ceremony for a small fee Dog Patch costumes set the style for th.1s colorful turn about dance Prrzes were awarded to the best costumed couples First prrze was grven to Ron Scott and Jrm Behr Other wmners are also prctured on thrs page George and Gretch Ken and Glorra 19 59 Mayor William Faster crowns Queen Gloria. Happy cheerleaders. Coronation and Parade The band, led by Gloria Holzemer, marched in the parade. X Homecoming To start off Park's 1957 Homecoming festivities, a rousing pep fest was held in the hall at school. On the same day, October 11, at 6:30 p.m. a parade consisting of floats from grades 7-12 and convertibles with lovely queen candidates, worked its way through the business and residential sections of the Park. The team brought home a much -needed victory over Mahtomedi. The final score was 20-12, and everyone seemed to agree that we really Severed the Zephyrs. At half time queen candidates Sarajane Exe, Sharon Frans, Gloria Mack, and Gretchen Jewell, were introduced, and Mayor William Fastner crowned pretty Gloria Mack queen of the 1957 Homecoming. To celebrate the highly successful game, a dance was held on Saturday, October 12. Shades of our school colors, green and white, decorated the gym. A short program was held before the dance, and later in the evening Queen Gloria Mack and King Don Chinander were introduced, with Junior King and Queen, Martin Oehlke and Joanne Momsen. Gloria's attendants were Sarajane, Tootie, and Gretchen, and their escorts were Ed Steele, Lorne Kittleson, and Ed Bartch. Homecoming activities were under the direction of Billie Lee Hubbard and her assistant, Sharon Kahnert. The entire committee is to be congratulated on its fine job of making Park's 1957 Homecoming a huge success. The Royal Party Y ,, ,. F 'Q xg - q If ..-.. .411- V . Queen Gloria and King Don Burton George, emcee for the evenmg fOr IS tt Santa C1ause9j Sno Ball One of the top socral events of the wmter season the annual Sno Ball was held on December 20th rn the hrgh school gymnastum Under the capable dlrecuon of Irma Hammerschmrdt of the FHA and Gene Smallrdge of the FFA the sem1 formal dance was a huge success A holrday atmosphere was provlded by the red green and wh1te streamers and huge p1ne trees that decorated the gym The theme for the festlve af farr was Stlver Bells and muslc was provrded by The Down Beats A short program was presented at 8 O0 and shortly thereafter the four lovely queen candrdates Joyce Maner Adrtenne Stork Sharon Weltzel and Shrrley Matter were escorted to the stage by Gene Small ldge Rtchard Affolter Tlm Karp and Ron Rrst There Kmg Nell Shlngledecker placed the ghstenmg crown on the head of lovely Joyce Marrer and made her queen of the 1958 Sno Ball The Sen1or Sextet sang a few numbers for the program 62 . - . - .. - .. , . - I 1 I I I I I l I - 7 - s l I I ' I . . J, 'P V igfa- . , 1, ! 'C I 1 .4 Kmg Ne11 and Queen Joyce 1958 Sno Ball Royalty Q' J 1958 Sno Ball Queen Joyce Marler IS crowned by Kmg Nell Shlngledecker The first dance unior Class Play Cast Sir Charles Jasper . . . . . Roger Lauve Jimmy North . . . . Jack Lauber Beatrice Jasper . . . . . Shirley Marier Mrs. Wragg ...... . . Pat Banger Mrs. Arthur .... . . Sharon Kahnert the dumb woman . . . . . Donna Duff Miss Groze .... . . Judy Brown Cavendish ..... . . Ricky Long Maurice Mullins . . . . Ricky Ryan A Murder Has Been Arranged, a spine -tingling mystery, was presented on December 4th and 5th in the Oltman Elementary Auditorium. It was under the capable direction of Mr, Martin Lynch and Karen Preston, student director. 2 ,f .n Q.. I I RSI? x- 1 Q' 4 4 if 'x I V' in 1-mln.. Cast and Drrector Cue Act Pla The wrnnrng plax rn the local one act play contest was The Ugly Ducklrng under the drrectron of Mr Harold Gardner The followrng cast went on to the drstrrct contest to recervc a rarrng of Very Good Steve Momsen Dulcrbella Jean Stettner Carlo Tony Schomer Chancellor Leonard Prrce Denms Scheel stage manager, Sharon Krrchner student d1rector Betty Bruce make up and prompter, Larry Ehret, stage manager King, Ron Schmidt, Queen, Laurellen Schrnitzg Camilla, Sue Stortig Prince Simon W a ' WL 5. 3., ,O Nj' N: , M x . L if . V . V - .f'3L,q g .- 9. yy Q' ' Y1r5:.::::sf'g ' M V .:,,.: , , J' ,Q 5 -.5 Q H :,.1.g., Q' - 1 I XE ' A P F151 1 Nl - ,, ff. ,F ' -' A -Q 4 t 18.3 . V' ' P' 1 'Q 4 V iy vf r m I It Q - 15. - Qu. ' i . y n Q. '21 , x '3 1 X fffiff J- Fi . ,Aff 1, We 'X .- 535 ZIP w' 'sv 5.755 'E I 1 A ff - 4:92 mmieaafl 1. . -- Lf . 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Q 4 The swrng band Carnrval The fest1v1t1es of the 1958 Carnrval got under way wrth the program Par Kr Var1t1es on February 15 at 8 OO p m The program featurrng the Swrng Band rn cluded The Sophomore Sweethearts The Low H1 s Harry Brunnell The Double Daters and such celebrrues as Ed Sullrvan fA11een Carpenterj Law renee We1kfBetty Brucej and Mar11yn Monroe QGretchen Jewellj Immedrately followrng the program the k1ng and queen cand1dates were rntroduced They were Seventh Grade Robert Wells and Dorothy Mar1er Erghth Grade Lowell Hanson and Karen Hartley Freshmen Russ McIntyre and Carol Barth Sophomores Roger Chrrst ranson and Laurellen Schmrtz Junrors Drck Nelson and Mrlly Jean Auers and Senrors Cary Harbrecht and Barbara Wells Last year s queen Marlon Hartley crowned Cary I-larbrecht as the 1958 Carnrval Kmg Auers The Swrng Band provrded musrc for a dance held rn the vocal musrc room followrng the Coronatron Many booths and a cafeterla entertamed the huge crowd The Carmval was sponsored by the Student Councrl The general charrman was Mary Shelleny advrsed by Mr Kenneth Wagner Frnale l .. , and he, in turn, crowned the new queen, Milly Jean 68 The first dance, Milly Jean is chosen Carnival Queen. Y King Cary fastens the royal cape around the shoulders of Milly Jean Auers, and makes her queen of the 1958 Camival. 4? ' , ' . Xu' 5 Q W X , D6 its ag- H-av if 'xg if 1? 'Q s. Y 1 Most Popular Don Chinander and Gloria Mack Most Likely to Succeed Gene Smallidge and Karen Hakanson Best Dressed Lynn Doran and Jim Bartl Most Courteous Cary Harbrecht and Mary Jane Sandkamp Best Looking Adrienne Stork and Ken Davis Wittiest Mary Shelleny and George Wilkie Harrret Hlllyer Jr PI'ES1deHt Bob Brxggs Sr Presrdent Sara Jane Exe, and Don MacKenz1e lead the Grand March decorated the walls and tables Musrc was furmshed The Iuruor Seruor Prom set to the theme of Hawauan Nlght was held on May 10 rn the Hrgh School gymnasrum by Bud Day s Orchestra Prom actrvltles were under the drrecuon of Karwyn Lavender and purple streamers decorated the cerl mg and walls and a large moon served as the back ground for couple prcturts Orchrds and plneapples Franklln prctured below recervlng a bouquet of beauu ful red roses for the long and trrlng hours she spent makmg tlus Prom one of the best ever Refreshments were served by Sophomores IH colorful Prom Charrman Karwyn Franklm and Jr Presrdent Bob Brrggs HHWQIISJ! dress fir J-II in 'f Prom Banquet May 3 1958 was the date of the Prom Banquet held rn the Oltman Elementary Cafeterra The Jun rors drd a wonderful Job rn decoratrng the tables and area to the rear of the head table The menu con srsred of turkey potatoes and gravy peas and carrots salad rolls mrlk rce cream and cookres Rrcky Ryan was the Master of Ceremonres for a short program followrng the meal A welcome and response were grven by the ,Tumor and Semor class presrdents Bob Brrggs and Sara Jane Exe A member of the class of 1956 Charlre Althoff was the alumnr speaker for the evemng Mr Wagner gurdance counselor here at Park H1 gave an mterestrng and rnsprratronal talk The program closed wrth the srng mg of Graduatron Day by frve senror grrls Vrrgrnra Adams Karen Hakanson B11l1e Lee Hubbard Gretchen Jewell and Adrrenne Stork Thrs evenmg wr1l long be remembered by the Class of 1958 as one of the hrghlrghts of therr last year rn school 76 x , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 I 1 , . . ,, . ,, . . . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 .. 5 mf, r A 53' ij 3? 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X Getting ready Commencement We Reach the End Only to Commencement exercises for the Class of 1958 were held on Thursday evening, May 29th, in the High School Field I-louse. The graduating seniors entered to the strains of Pomp and Circumsta.nce and took their places on the platform be- fore a crowd of approximately one thousand friends and relatives. The invocation was given by Reverend Olson of the Park Lutheran Church. Honor students were: Irma Hammerschmidt, Valedictoriang Eugene Smallidge, Salutatoriang Billie Lee Hub- bard, Joanne Haller, Karen Hakanson, George Wilkie, Jim Bartl, Mary Waldo, Lorne Kittleson, Judy Entwistle, and June I-lallberg. The High School Band played a Spanish March Sol A Sevilla and the Choir sang Hallelujah, Amen. The Com- mencement address was given by Dr. Howell of the Speech Department of the University of Minnesota. Mr. Gregor Haseley, senior high school principal, presented the Class of 1958 to the Board of Education and Warren Fritze of the School Board presented the diplomas. The benediction was given by Reverend Olson and the new members of the alumni left the gym to the strains of Corona- tion March. For some it was a happy dayg for others, sad-- but for all it was a memorable one. Junior escorts Bob Blad and Connie Belden. 78 Commencement Find that It Is the Beginning. Dr. Howell of the University Speech Department delivered the Commence ment address. Class rings are turned around, making us of Irma Hammerschmidt, Valedictorian, re- ficial alumni. ceives her di loma from Mr. Fritze of the P School Board. 32 5 - ST a. YI P y 'Sv ' ' .V- .-W 'K .X , 'ff 1 A ki, I F 37' H2 4 t 'Q W . ls X I 1 ' T23-f I I 52- kg, - Jfk'. V ' f'1, ff Q 'f. f-bfi, -e AH as 2 iff .HMM X 1 J :,x . ml h , 1 fe - 'rv- 4A'1 fwv fxxxxi, 'L 53 . - ii? .ff W ff W M' KIT CH ghzsnx-ZW, . NX - .2 U qfefffifv- A ,- fy M A 5 4 K 52 if 55551 J 'PQ Q W 41' T25 if W 252, 4 ff 433 lp 9 fig' ATHLETICS l p, X., ,vA A r 2 f wy W2 B A . GEN Q , f XA If W C5 L ' J , if-'x llxovvl C317 .,.. sau soo... Q-JG W Q-QQ -6 B 1-E W e f 9 ,429 ,awash an ROW 1: B. Briggs, L. Kittleson, P. Mahoney, D. Chinander, E. Bartch, J. Bartl, C. Harbrecht, D. MacKenzie. ROW 2: Mr. Bauer, K. Cook, J. Lauber, B. Burnotte, I.. Ludolph, R. Hoppe, M. McConnell, M. Betcher, R. Burt, R.Blad, Mr. Sazama. ROW 3: Mr. Rollins, G. Bestal, R. Aschenbrener, T. Axelrod, D. Johnson, J. O'Brien, R. Affolter, D. Outcelt, T. Panek, B. Schottmuller, W. Perkins, R. Christiansen, R. Mayo, G. Hennen, E. Marier, Mr. Sell, Mr. Larsen. Football Co-Champs Ed Steele -Co-C aptain Don Chinander-Co-Captain Bob Briggs breaks into the open as Bestal leads the interference. Gary Bestal fights for that extra yardage. .wx ,- 1.5,F'.w-my A 4 A 1 -- . XT I. qj ww ,.-,-. . . ' fs, ' 7. , A ' , I Ed Steele Don MacKenzie Jim Bartl Scormg Name TD Ex. Pt. Total Chinander 8 O 48 MacKenzie 3 12 30 Bartl 3 0 18 Bestal 3 0 18 Ludolph 3 0 18 Ed Butch Briggs 1 1 7 Harbrecht 1 0 6 Lauber 1 0 6 Axelrod 1 O 6 Hennen 1 0 6 V , fiyi Torah 25 13 163 V M 2 Q ff' ' .L . 1 ' Cary Harbrecht ' K , 3, Nr Nwiw . I . Q 1 5153, Wy: K 3.31 5: Dick Afffilfef Jim Oase Jack Lauber 85 f Mr. Bauer , Assistant co ach Mr. Larson, Head coach Mr. Sazama , Assistant coach Mx. Sell, Assistant coach Mr. Rollins, Assistant Capt. Chinander blasts into end zone coach Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park 'lu S' ' George, Jim, Bob, Don, Allie, Cary. Season Record Forest Lake 59 P9-Tk 42 Johnson 53 Park 62 NO. St. Paul 70 Park 60 Randolph 42 Pflfk 51 Humboldt 49 P21114 52 Lakeville 56 Park 57 Mahtomedi 61 P9-Tk 45 Johnson 53 Park 60 Prior Lake 47 Captain Don MacKenzie 88 5 I f ns , V 1 9 S X 2 Rosemount Randolph Lakeville Mahtomedi Prior Lake Chisago City Rosemount So. St. Paul Bob Briggs sho MacKenzie G. Wilkie Briggs A . Wilkie Harbre cht Schmidt Bartl Wing Betcher Nelson Lauve Outcelt ots his deadly jump shot. Scoring RG. RT. TOTAL 88 67 243 67 42 176 48 25 121 46 21 113 33 27 93 23 21 67 20 4 44 14 16 44 7 6 20 2 O 4 1 0 2 1 0 2 Big George goes up for a re- bound. Sophomore Ron Schmidt lays in two points. Mac tips a ball toward the hoop. Cary Harbrecht scraps for rebound. Ml i Q ROW 1 Mr Bauer, R R1cke1,B B1ad,J Tapp, R Mclntyre, C Affo1ter,G Hennen, R Jankov1ch,D Chmander, Mr Gasperlm ROW 2 P Schoch M McConne11,K Cook, Jo Tapp,D Gjesfjeld D Seidel R Affolter, D mberg J Haugen, G Mose1ey,B Burnot1:e,W Hanner,J Oase Bob Blad Co captain and high scorer Sa Weil w-I 1 X .,-A BE X K 1 ?, , - .' Y Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park 90 Season Record Anoka Mahtomedi Winona White Bear W. St. Paul Rochester Mounds View Stillwater Ramsey N. St. Paul S. St. Paul Mahtomedi White Bear I 'N' il xi fu W' 'ya 4 X S' 1' mf sf' ROW 1: D. Knowlton, Mgr.g J. Bartl, R. Schmidt, C. Harbrecht, G. Wilkie, B. Blad, B. Schottmuller, B. Briggs ROW 2: Coach Mr. Smith, A. Wilkie, D. MacKenzie, T. Axelrod, R. Rassett, J. Deshler, D. Wing, J. Schoch, Coach Mr. Sazama. Baseball Little Six Champions ROW 1: E. Johnson, T. Schommer, W. Smallidge, J. Murphy, D. Scholz. ROW 2: Mr. Sazama, J. Tapp, E. Dvorshak, D. Scheel, M. Farmer, G. Schissler, R. McIntyre. X 'ln S K 4' ll 1 481. I rf I The Senior Sluggers: George, Cary, Jim, Joe Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Captaln George W111i16 Season Record C annon Falls Wacoma Osseo Randolph Bloomlngton Chaska Mahtomedr Prror Lake Rosemount Mahtomedr No St Paul 5 4 . 10 1 1 1 . Park 25 Lakeville 3 6 . 7 . 8 2 . 6 . . At press mme the teams record stood at 10 2 The next drstrrct game was scheduled agaxnsr South St Paul 92 V IK Infieldersz Briggs, Bartl, Blad, Wilkie, Wing Pitchers: Rassett, Wilkie, Briggs. Caxy lf Bob Bb A1 ss M711 Ron Cf George P an' Don C Startmg Nme QS. Dah b Jog rf Bob lo Y E f 99244 A Q54 'ff T' T' HW ROW 1: Coach Mr. Bell, D. McWain, K. Petersen, R. Jankovich, D. Bailey, I.. DeRaad, D. Johnson, J. Oase, D Gjesfeld, B. Modrynski, D. Brennan. Tennis Golf ROW 1: R. Burbank, D. Grubridge, R. Rohan, J. Dupaul. ROW 2: T. Axlerod, B. Schottmuller, L. Eheret, R. Moensing, R. Chinander, Coach Mr. Larsen. T r' , ewk. ,Q 'P'I CQ. we y 9 JO' 1 ROW 1: Mr. Bauer, D. Burt, R. Johnson, M. Betcher, M. McConnell, L. Hota1ing,B. Priebe, J. Holm, J. Lauber, Mr. Alitz. ROW 2: M. Sell, J. DeRaad, M. Johnson, S. Momsen, B. Brunette, D. Champeau, L. Howard, L. Ludolph, J. Sathxa, Ji. Tapp, D. Sundberg, R. Mc- Gee, D. Zins. 120 YARD HIGH HURDLES Hota ling fSecondJ Sathva QFifLhJ 100 YARD DASH Howard fFirstJ Ludolph QFifthj MILE RUN Smallidge fFirstj McConnell flfifrhy 880 YARD RELAY Lauber, Ludolph, Howar 440 YARD DASH Johnson fThirdj 180 YARD LOW HURDLES Howling lThirdj Johnson QFOUITTIQ 880 YARD RUN Burt Ulifthj Track Little Six Champions 1 2 d, Betcher fFirstj St. Paul Park Lakeville Rosemount Mahtomedi Prior Lake 59.2 47.7 38.5 38.4 25.2 220 YARD DASH Betcher QSecondJ Howard fThirdj MILE RELAY Park QSecond5 SHOT PUT Betcher QThirdj DISCUS Bartch Cfhirdj POLE VAULT Champeau fSecondy HIGH JUMP Priebe fThir-:lj BROAD JUMP Burt fSecondj Lauber CFourLhJ USEW CARS ADVERTISING Q4 vw JS, W' , li A -, 1 z gg- ., in 5 , N I , i ,, . V u ' - v 1 ,,. X 1 Ma K.. ' , 5 L. X V 7 f s ,Q . iv, , ix ,xxx N if Y' A . u E ' ' Y I 5.4 5' ff f x' Q ' 'F 34 5 , lp 'S H U i x ' F., e ' x 1 fi wx , Q V. , - .- F. ' 1 M ' n ' Q 4 A . if 'L W ' 'M 'AZ' , T! Q . 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