Stewart High School - Gopher Tales Yearbook (Stewart, MN)

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DUANE PAGENKOPF HHe was cut out to be an angel but someone lost the pattern.H Chorus l,2,h3 Band l,2,3,h5 F.F,A, 1,2, 3,h3 Student Council Rep. 33 Basketball 2,33 Track 23 MAVIS FENSKE HShe burns the midnight oil, not always for study.H Chorus 1.2.32 Girl's Glee Club 2, 3,h3 Class Treas. 1,2,3,h3 Student Council v. Pres. bg Cheerleader 1,z,3,n5 Class Play 33 G.A.A. 33 Pep Club l,2,3,h5 School Paper hi Annual by Homecoming Attendant h. ' 3 - ix, fl'-X' l A a c:TJrd'l3:, 1Fa!E3INWf?l' lsffu fe arms 'fron Cfass co ars- oyaf Bfue ancf flnte Clas-5 ma'H'o fi smzle af defea-f' fighfs 'Hve any -fo success. DIANE VACEK - Ulf silence is golden, then I'm broke.H Chorus 1,2,33 Girl's Glee Club l,2,3,h3 F.H.A. 33 Student Council Rep. 3,h3 Class Play 33 G.A.A. 33 Pep Club l,2,35 hg School Paper hs Homecoming Attendant 3. ARLEN KIRCHOFF HLaugh and I'll laugh with you, study and you study alone.H Student Council Sec. hi Student Council Rep. 1,23 Chorus 1,23 Basketball l,2,3, bg Football 1,2,3,bg Baseball l,2,3,b3 Class Play 33 Camera Club U3 Lettennen Club 2,3,h3 16

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LAANNA MILLER HLet's not study ---- let's just talk.H Chorus 1,2,3,hg Pep Club 1,2,3,b5 Maj- orette 1,23 Girls Glee Club 2,3,b5HOme- coming Attendant lg BERNETTE SIEG HA maiden seen,but seldom heard.U Girls Glee Club hg Class Play 33 Pep Club 1,2,3,h5 WILLIAM SCHULZE HI could never decide which were harderr the seats or the assign- I ments. chorus 1,2,3,hg Band 1,25 F.F.A. 1,2,3, bg Football 2,b3 Track 23 Camera Club h JAMES KARG HGreat men are dying every day and I don't feel so well myself. F.F.A 1,2,3,h5 Lettermans Club l,2,hg Basketball 1,2 3,hg Football l,2,3,b3 Baseball 1,2,3,L3 Track 3,h3 Class Play 33 Homecoming Attendant h. BERNICE BECKER HShe .has a ring around the fu- ture.h Class Play 33 Pep Club l,2,3,h5 BETTY HUSFELDT Fond of fun and merriment, ever ready for a laugh.H Class Play 33 G.A.A. 35 Pep Club l,2,3, hg Annual Staff Mg School Paper bg

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Class Prophecy Looking at my calendar, I find it is now May 27, 1965, 10 years since I have graduated from Stewart High School. I, Mavis Fenske, in my position as private secretary and agent to Diane Vacek, head of the TWA, find myself traveling about the country a good part of the time. While going through Pasedena, California, we stopped to see the famous Rose Bowl game. There we saw Kay Bethke leading the crowd in Go-you-Gophers, and we noticed she was especially yelling for Jim Karg, the famous pro-football player. During the half, we noticed a Jet doing air writing for advertising. The writing was HYou get the best when out west, eat at Poncho's Place.H We went to the cafe after the game and we found two of our classmates, Melvin Victorian, the pilot of the plane, and James Kirchoff, proprietor, serving California hamburgers. After a refreshing meal, we called for a taxi from the HHusey Cab Co,H now the largest cab company in the west We were very thrilled to see the owner himself driving fly back to our home town of the cab He was none other than Alson Husfeldt We decided to spend three or four days in Los Angeles to improve our culture and see the sights As we plan to go abroad in the we studied German professor For our how to mambo, so we one time classmate, near future, we enrolled in 'Schulze's German School, where Imagine our surprise at seeing William lBuddyJ Schulze as evening enjoyment we decided to go dancing We d1dn't know entered Dink's Dance Class It was being conducted by our Duane Pagenkopf After seeing the sights, we found a little French studio, HLa Plan te and decided to have our portraits painted The fa mous artist was Richard LaPlante We then boarded the plane for Texas, where Miss Vacek had an important appointment Before departing on our business trip we visited a night club 'Chr1sty, King of Jazz was featured with a baritone solo We were quite sur prised to find our old friend, Paul Christensen So we continued, and as we were driving through Texas, we passed by the new Drake Hotel, which was being built by the now famous engineer, Donald Streseman After two more miles we came upon the L and L Rest Home, which was run by the former LaAnna Miller She invited us in to see her newly acquired husband, Lloyd Perry, who was keeping the place going fHe was doing the resting D As we were walking down the corridor of their building, we came upon the nurse's office, where Betty Husfeldt occupied a big We left there and finally reached the place where Diane Vacek placed a call to Arlen Kirchoff, of all mechanics for TWA planes After completing our business, we decided to desk of our business appointment, who is now head man in charge Stewart En route, we stopped off in Wisconsin to inspect a dairy products fac tory We found our old friend, Earl Stockman, who had used his nickname as a tradename and he is now known the world over for making top quality Butter balls We started for Stewart and were near our destination when we began havin plane trouble We were forced down in a big hay field Emerging from the plane Q we found the Johnsons putting up hay, and we recognized our former classmate, Diane Martin with a pitchfork in her hand While talking with her, she told us she often visits with Mrs Eugene Knick, nee Bernice Becker They offered us a ride to Stewart where we saw our old school, which reminded us of all the good times we enjoyed ten years ago We definitely felt that the class of 55 h d done well ,df 1 ' vu . I H . ll . I ' n L . ' 8- , v ,I 1 X f li N X is pda -, If r ' af 1 I E? ' ff ': 0 f '- 3 Q I 1.