St Peter High School - Peterian Yearbook (Peter, MN)

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Back Row Wayne Traffas Morna Pell Barry Coulter Grace Canfreld From Row Janet Hanson Ralph Grlbertson Frank Boys Dale Gustafson Jacquelyn Mlller Sandra Smrth Myrna Ness Rolf Langehaug Krrk MacKenz.1e Davrd Wettergren Pres Gustav Swanson Mr McK1nny TLIDENT COUNCIL Every wheel needs an axle or It wrll roll around a1m1essly Th1s IS al so true of our lugh school wheel, and the gtudmg force the axle of th1s wheel 1S the school board and the student counc1l These groups of people elected by our popular vote, make the dec1s1ons that affect admuustratron, faculty, and student body a.l1ke On thrs page we salute them' SCHOOL BOARD N P LangsJoen Mrs Wesley Meyer A L Schultz M E Stewart E C Trrmbo W A Wettergren fCha1rmanJ 5.-ass 6 - A E A-, 4 ' v 5 H ' , .. A -u .. . S' ?1H ' N 4 l 91. pil Y A fifi 5 1 1 n - I f , , . . . . . , , . , . . ' D . . ,- . . , . . - - . . . , . . , . .

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CLASS A phonograph IS softly playmg An empty d1scarded coke bottle 11es on the floor surrounded by a p1le of untouched homework and 1n the mrdst of th1s a sol1tary f1gure s1ts gazmg out the w1ndow But he sees noth1ng for the soft muted strarns of PompandC1rcumstance havec rred h1m back to the day when he en tered h1gh school He and h1s classmates 118 of them Jornecl the student body of St Peter H1gh School St Peter M1nne sota on the f1fth day of September 1n the year 1950 Led by Pres1dent Mary Lee Strathern V1ce Presrdent Marv1nKeogh and Secretary Trea surer Robert Krough they pro ceeded to become an organlzed freshman class Patr1c1a K M1ller and Robert Shogren represented them 1n the Student Counc1l In the1r f1rst class project they walked away w1th the pr1ze for the most or1g1nal they were off1c1ally welcomed 1nto the student body to the tune of clang 1ng dlshpans When the freshman class arr1ved at the Newspaper Dance w1th the most couples present two of the1r members Janet Hanson and Roger Leonard were chosen to re1gn over the fest1v1t1es In the spr1ng two freshmen Donna Al dr1ch and Patr1c1a K M1ller sur v1ved one act play tryouts to br1ghten the cast of Bad Penny and st1ll later rn the year th1rteen eager boys and g1rls eff1c1ently served the up perclassmen ona Dreamer s H011 day' atthe prom The freshman year was h1lar1ously f1n1shed off w1th a class p1cn1c at Robart's Glen Ner ther fallmg ram nor tumbles 1nto the creek could dampen the1r spxrts The frgure gazrng out the w1ndow sm1les dreammly Ah yes hrs fresh man year had been a serres of won ders Hrgh school l1fe was not so strange by the trme he had become a sophomore but st1ll Just as wonder u The v1s1on of h1s second home com1ng was st1ll fresh 1n h1s m1nd And how could he ever forget that beaut1fu1 float agam a pr1zew1nner where the Sophomore Football Sweetheart rode 1n h1gh style Home com1ng bemg over the class settled down to the rout1ne of school l1fe Robert Krough celebrat1ng h1s se cond year as treasurer tr1ed to col lect dues from h1s unw1ll1ng class mates wh1le Presrdent Lowell An derson VICE Pres1dent Clyde Von Essen and Secretary Sally Johnson supp11ed moral support Boostmg the sophomore class rn the Student Counc1l were Joanne Olmanson and Kerm1t Mlller The sophomores soon proved they were a versatrle class by part1c1pat1ng 1n many act1v1t1es Some ofthemwent 1nto speech some 1nto newspaper work some 1nto mu src and some 1nto athletrcs The b1ggest thr1ll of the1r sophomore Basketball Champ1onsh1p and gorng on to place second 1n the reg1on Four sophomore boys went 1nto the reg1onal tournament as part of the team wh1le the rest of the class lent the1r supportby means of cow bells sw1shers pennants and cheers On a cold damp day the class already look1ng forward to the year ahead celebrated the end of 1ts sophomore year w1th a p1cn1c at Sleepy Hollow The sun stream1ng 1n through the w1ndow l1ghts up the face of our fr1end for now h1s thoughts have turned to that bus1est of all years hrs Jun1or year The Jumor class was ready and rarmg to go at the start of the year desprte the absence of one of 1ts members Kerm1t M11ler who had been str1ken w1th pol1o The class off1cers were Pres1dent Joanne Ol manson V1ce Presrdent Mary Lee Strathern Secretary T r e a s u r e r Barbara Anderson and Student Councrl Representatmves Lowell An der son and Sally Johnson , . . , . . . , I . , . . . , . ,, ar- . . . - , . . - . , - -. . . Q , , - 1 - a 9 . ! 3 I . . , - - . I ' o D ! . , - 9 ' 1 - homecoming float, and in November year was the winning of the District . , , . 9 . ! 1 i Y ' ' 7 i s 9 ' r I Q 1 ,, . . . D I . I I . ' : 1 1 , .- . I , . . . . . I .- . , . . I , . . , . . . , , . - . . - ' 1 1 . I 7 - 1 i f 1. - 8