Stewartville High School - Tiger Spirit Yearbook (Stewartville, MN)

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Anchors Aweigh llte. Senior ClaAA DOROTHY SWENSON Dot WenJe'l Phillips Junior High, Minne- apolis ’36. S. c etuy of Class 38. Dec- laration ‘38 '311. G. A A. '39. Girl Re- serve '3(5 '37 '38 '39. Girl Reserve Sec- re ary ’39. Girl Reserve Plays Just a Little Mistake” '37. Ghost of a Kr .' ’man” '38. “Alice’s Blue G wn '39. Junior C’ass Play Peggv Parks 38. Seni r Clasp Play Be Yourself” '39. Cheer Lea 'er '37 39, Student Council '36 '38. Voice of the Maroon and Gold Staff—Typist ’39. Annual— Assistant Advertising Manjger ’39. YOLANDA WALLNER Andy” D ’amaMon ‘38. Glee Club ’36. Mixed Chorus ’36. Drum and Bugle Corps '38. Girl Reserve ’36. Annual ’39. WILLIAM TOWEY Bill recla-nation 38. Gle? Club ’37. Mixed C v rus '37. Annual — Advertising Man iger ’39. DUANE YUST D. Y. Claremont High School '36 '37 '38. D.wlamat n '38. ebate ’38, Mixed Chords ’38. Operetta Paints and Pa cues 38. Basket bill 37 ’38. Annual ’39. Senior Qtail 3 I 1 • I (t The Cla.ss of ’39 entered the Stewartville High School on September 2. 1935- The event of importance to the Freshman was initiation day on which the Sophomores directed our actions. Our officers were Victor Lenton. President; Donald Skyhawk, Vice President; Audrey Behren , Secretary' and Tieasurer; and Miss Murphy, Ad- vis2r. Our Sophomore year began September 3, 1936- The outstanding occasion this year was the direction of the Freshmen on Initiation day. This year we elected Shirley McMoran, President; John Lenton, Vice President; Rosella Sullivan Secretary ’and Treasurer; and Mi 9 Murphy. Adviser. The Junior year, wftich began Septemer 4, 1937. was lead by Ray Stiles, President; William Bleifuss. Vice President; Dcrothy Swenson. Secretary; Robert Sackett, Treas- urer; and Mia? Gaspard, Adviser. This year we gave a Junior Class Play entitled Peggy Pirks,’’ and we entertained the Seniors at a banquet in May. On September 5, 1938 we began the Senior year. We elected Robert Sackett, President; Evelyn Markham, Vice President; Rosella Sullivan. Secretary; Victor Bet- cher. Treasurer; and Miss Ga pard, Adviser. This year we gave the Senior Class Play, Be Yourself,” and we were entertained at a banquet by the Juniors in May. The activities that the class took part in during their high school years were football, basketball, glee clubs, band, mixed chorus, cheerleading, declamatory work, and plays. They were members of the Girl Reserves, the Fellowship Club, Boy Scouts, Girls’ Athletic Association, Voice of the Maroon and Gold Staff and the 1939 Annual Staff. This Page is Sponsored By INTERSTATE POWER COMPANY

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r Anchors Aweigh 7 re Senior GIgAA. GERALDINE RHOTEN “Gerry” Declamation '38, Glee Club '36 '37 '38 39. Mixel Oboruv '36 '37 '38. G. A. A '39, Girl Reserve '37 '38 '39. Girl Re serve Vice President '39. Girl Re serve Plays “My Cousin From Swed en“ '38. “Alice’s Blue Gown” '39 Annual '39- FRANCIS SQUIRES “Slim” Declamation 38, Glee Club ’36 '37 '38. Mixed Ononis ’36 ’37 '38. Biskctba 1 '38- LOUISE SCHULTZ “W€e .e’ Declamation '38, Glee Club '36 '37 '38 ’39. Mixed Cnorus '36 '37 '38, Girl Re- seme 39. Girl Reserve Play “Ask Nancy ’39. G. A. A. '39. G. A. A. Sports Manager ’39. Voice of the Maroon and Gold SiaiT—Assistant Ed- itor ’39. Senior Class Play “Be Your- seW ’39. Annual—Editor '39- HAY STILES “Ray President of Class '38. Declamati n '38 '39, Band '38 '39. Phonography Club ’o9. F.iotography Club President ’39, Junior Class Play “Peggy Parks ' ’38, Senior Class Play “Be Yourself ’39, Student C uncil '37 38, Annual— Assistant Business Manager ’3°- LORRAINE SCHULTZ Lorry” Declamation '38. Glee Club '36 '37 '38 '39, Mixej Cvarus 36 '37 '38. Girl Re- set ve 39. Girl Reserve Play “Alice’s Blue Gown' 39. Annual '39. LAWRENCE SULLIVAN “Bud” Declamation '38. Glee Club '36 ’37, Mixed Chorus '36 '37. Band ’38 '39. Fe lows': ip Club 38. Cheer LeaJer ’38 '39. Voice of the Maroon and GolJ Stiff Sports Reporter '39. Annual '39. DONALD SKYHAWK “Chief Vi e President of Class ’36, Declim.it- ion 38, Glee Club ’37. Mixed Chorus '37, Band ’36. Football ’37 38 ’39, Basketball ’37 ’38 '39. Fellowship Club '36 '37 '38 '39. Boy Scouts 36 '37, Annual ’39. ROSELLA SULLIVAN Rosie” Ties suer :f Class 37. Secretary of Class ’39. Declamation ’36 '37 '38. Glee Club '36 '37 '38 '39. Mixed Chorus ’36 37 '38. Girl Reserve ’37 ’39. Girl Re- serve Play “Alice’s Blue Gown” '39, Junior Class Play “Peggy Ptrks '38. Senior Class Play “Be Yourself ’39. Cheer Leader 37. Voice of f»e Maroon and Gold Start—High School Reporter '38. Editor '39. Annual 39- This Page is Sponsored By MARIGOLD DAIRIES. Marigold Rich Ice Cream. Rochester, Minn L ■j

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Anchors Aweigh Jhe jju+ii i CioAA. i Fourth Row: Leland Squires, Gerhardt Sc’.uman, Duane Wolf gram, Harold Crow- ley. Wayne Drewes, Norbert Kinsley, Charles Woodworth, Willard Lenton, Norman Bell. . Tnird Roa” Raphael Patten. Robert Ballard, Francis Sullivan. Lorence Ellenberg. Bill Struve, Haven Gronert, Ralph Gray, Jerald Mtechke, Clifford Severson. Ronald Wclfgram. Second Row: Lucille Sandte, Lois Govier. Elaine Stoltenberg, Della O’Donnell, Frances Rath. Dolores Logan. Carlton Slight, Marcella Utzinger. Bernice Crowley, Alicia Logan. Dorothy Lawson, Lorraine Bernard. Miss Allen, Adviser. First Row: Burdene Bliley. LaVonne Linderman, Katherine Davidson. Jean Griff- in. LiYonne Jones. DeLoris Mundstock, Floreae Larson, Wanda Squires, Marian Glov- er, Ruby Falde, Lomica Bernard, Myrta Schrceder. We began our march toward knowledge in September 1936. There were 56 mem- bers in our batalMon. After we had marched a few days, we decided to elect officers. We chose Bill Struve .......................................... General Haven Gronert .......................................... Major Katnerine Davidson ................................... Captain Miss Holdridge ............................ Commander-in-Chief This year Lorence Ellenberg joined the aimy football team Eiaine S.oltenberg, Jean Griffin and DeLoris Mundstock were the speakers for the army. We were very proud of DeLorU Mundstock because she received a ietter for her excellent work. After taking and passing the examinations we retired to our homes for three months’ vacation. In September we resumed our march with on’y 49 members. Of this group Mar- cella Utzinger. Ruby Falde. Marvin Franck and Clifford Rostoally were new mem- bers. We were sorry to l'se Lynn Brown, Anita Christianson. Ruthe Edge, Robert Gjcrness, Dcrothy Griffin, Donald Henke. Norval Howe, Ernest Johnson, John Jose, Donald Runkle, Alvin Stelter, Donald Street and Donald Strifert. Tliis year we had two members on the Student Council. They were Jean Griffin and DeLoris Mundstock. DeLoris Mundstock and LaVonne Jones participated in declamation. Those who played on the Army football team were Robert Ballard. Lorence Ell- enberg and Harold Crawley. They earned letters for splendid cooperation. This year we had four representatives :n the army basketball team who received letters. They were: Duane Wolfgram, Francis Sullivan. Bill Lenton and Harold Crowley. This Page is Sponsored By FOREST SKYHAWK—VAN'S CAFE