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

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SOPHOMORE CLASS FRONT ROW (left to rights—Lynn Cooper, Betty Jo Stoyke, Patricia Griffin, Marvin Betchcr, Richard Kennedy, Verna Christie, Margie Prokasky, Glenn Kemmcr, Russell Heins, Mary Ann Kerich. SECOND ROW (left to right)—Joan Standte, Leon Vagt, Donald Appel, Ervin Erichsen, Miss Byram, Advisor; Maxine Sievertscn, Janet Beach, Evelyn Kidd, Ardith Rud. LAST ROW (left to right)—Maxine Thorson, Doris Jacobson, Elaine Cole, Jam's Poeschel, Dorothea Krahn, Fern Hotop, Ruth Ballinger, Phyllis House. In September of 1943 a class of 34 members entered in S. H. S. They elected as their officers the following: Mr. Bingham, Class Adviser; Lynn Cooper, Presi- dent; Phyllis House, Secretary; Joan Sandte, Treas- urer. Mary Ann Kerich and Marvin Betcher were their student council representatives, and Joan Sandte was their candidate for homecoming queen. Kenneth Born, Donald Christenson, Lois Feldt, Darvin Nietz and Philip Stoltenberg quit school their first year, and Phyllis Currier changed to the Pine Island school. After three months vacation they returned in September 1944 to resume their schooling. They were sorry to lose Donald Ellinghuyen and Ralph Kuisle, but heartily welcomed their new members, Page fourteen Margie Prokasky, Clinton Lawson, Ann Burton and Russell Heines. This year they elected as their leaders: Class Adviser, Miss Byram; President, Mary Ann Kerich; Vice President, Phyllis House; Secretary, Patricia Griffin; Treasurer, Doris Jacobson. Their student council representatives were Mary Ann Kerich, Patricia Griffin, Richard Ken- nedy and Doris Jacobson. Patricia Griffin was elected as candidate for Homecoming queen. Clinton Lawson and Ann Burton dropped school and there are 27 members in their class at present. We hope this promising class will go forward together through their remaining two years of high school. This Page Sponsored by Stoyke's Food Market, Meats and Groceries, Cold Storage Lockers

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Richard Sullivan Dick” Basketball '43, '44, 45; Junior Class Play ’45; Boy Scouts '41, 4.’. School Patrol '42; Student C ouncil '42; Treasurer of Class '44. . . . JUNIORS Claire Vomhof Claude Chorus ’44; Junior Class Play '45; Vice President of Class ’45. CNot pictured)—Joan Evjen Name Ambition Pastime Subject Pet Peeve Gerald Ames To pass Reading Geometry Getting up Mary Ballinger To travel Reading Mathematics People Wayne Brownell Flying Roller skating History Nicknames Mary Burton Teaching Sewing Bookkeeping Being teased Mary Ann Caflisch Traveling Housework Typing Being teased Patty Lou Egen Traveling Eating English Boys Marlys Eppard College Writing letters Geometry Boys who smoke Joan Evjen Undecided Reading Shorthand Nosey people Dean Francis Flying Loafing Geometry Being Teased Eileen Halloran Travel Playing the piano History My name, mispronounced Paul Hansen Travel Stamp collecting Bookkeeping Borrowers Margery Hess Nurse Reading Shop Playing cards Mary Ann Johnson Finish School Listening to music Chemistry Declams Palmer Johnson Sports Inventing Geometry Two-timing women Lenora July College Dancing Shop Nicknames Lila Kath Stenography Listening to music Shop My name, mispronounced Audrey Kinsley Nurse Bowling Bookkeeping Long distance telephone calls Rodney Lcnton Navy Roller skating Chemistry Study periods Charlotte Logan Flying Knittin’ for Britain Latin Morons Marilyn Lyman To be a chemist Listening to music Chemistry Nicknames Donald Majerus President of U. S. Women Algebra People who show me up Vincent Patten Engineer Play music Algebra Show-offs Ida Mae Peterson Reading Algebra Being teased Colette Ringey Beauty operator Reading English William Sacketr Finish school School Chemistry Women! Doris Schulz Stenographer Listen to the radio Shorthand Being on time Marion Schumann Studying Skating Shorthand Jimmy Slightam Traveling salesman Eating History Small back seats Eugent Stewart Be a Marine Hunting Chemistry Girls Elinor Stiles Be on time Reading Shop Two-faced people Richard Sullivan Not having any car troubles Sleeping History Being called “Dickie” Claire Vomhof Make a decent living Roller Skating History Too many orderly classes This Page Sponsored by Leroy Packing Company Page thirteen

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FRESHMAN CLASS FRONT ROW (left to right)—James Francis, John Brown, Norma Bushman, Kate McNeal, Phyllis Schroeder, Mary Kennedy, Adean King, Lois Feldt, Lawrence Feldt, Eleanor Zimmerman. SECOND ROW (left to right)—Keith Clement, Robert Rogers, Mayou Moran, Lloyd Weatherly, Darrell Evenson, Ronald Chamberlain, Mr. Blowers, Adviser; Ruth Zemke, Dorothy Klomps, David Kinsley, Ellen Cooper, Muriel Gilbertson. THIRD ROW (left to rightj—Joanne Schatz, Kenneth Born, Lawrence Johanns, Robert Gerber, Mildred Bickness, Mary Lynaugh, Verna Quandt, Helen Fisher, Delores Doten, Lucille Sullivan, Barbara Sanborn, Joan Henry, Betty Jo Collins. LAST ROW (left to rightj—Serdell Haack, Merle Senne, Leroy Swygman, Philip Kerich, Marvin Eppard, Dorothy McClintock, Mary Hall, Joyce Crowley, Theresa Gildner, Sterling Edgar. On September 5, 1944, fifty-three students en- rolled in the Stewartville School to begin their Freshmen year. They elected as their leaders: Class Adviser, Mr. Blowers; President, Phil Kerich; Vice President, Dorothy McClintock; Secretary, LeRoy Swygman; Treasurer, Mary Kennedy. The Freshies were legally initiated into high school by the Sophomores on October 6th. Mary Kennedy was freshman candidate for Homecoming queen. During the year eight of these newcomers drop- ped their school activities. They were: Arthur Brandt, Betty Hodge, Richard Schroeder, Alice Shultz, June Sorenson, Raymond Sullivan and Donald Wytaske. We all hope that the remaining forty-five mem- bers will continue and complete their four high school years. This Page Sponsored by Interstate Power Company Page fifteen