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

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FRONT ROW — Margare McNeal, Miss Fallingstad. Advis0r; Bette Burton, Phyllis Lyman, Joan Chamberlain. Dorothy Thoe. SECOND ROW — Dorothy Brownell, Colleen Cerr. Mary Jo Bouscein, Donna Mills. Vivian Evenson Devonne Nelson. Loretta Gcldberg. Betty Ostendorf. THIRD ROW — Lois Wralstead, Belva Sanbcrn, Audrey Ke: ich, Carol Crowley, Jeannette Balccm. Leona Lee, Marilyn Ballinger, Marjorie Ostendorf. Eveiyn Engel. BACK ROW — Richard Heiser. Donald House, Bill Woods. Richard Travis, Don?Id Kidd. Curtis Stensrud. Richard Sackett, Billy J Bratrud. Richard Born. Sap.lia+na'ie. Glaii. eMiltoAif, In September, 1945, twenty members entered junior high school. Every six weeks period we elected new class cfficers. Donald House and Dorothy Brownell were chosen as student council representatives. Dorothy Brownell was chosen as our homecoming queen candidate. During this year four members joined our class. They were Keith Kemmer, Bud Walters. Darleen Sinn, and Florence Davis. In September, 1946. twenty-two members entered the eighth gride. The three new members to our group were Dick Heiser. Odessa Hill, and Katherine Markham. Dick Heiser and Billy Mundstock were chosen student council members. The enrollment went up to fifty-nine members as we began our freshman year. Bill Mundstock was president; Doro- thy Brownell, vice-president; Dick Heiser and Mary Jo Bouscein. secretaries for a hall year each; and Bill Woods and Ken- neth Francis, treasurers for a half year each. Bill Mundstock and Dick Heiser were again student council representatives. Miss Jennings was cur class advisor. In September, 1948. the sophomore class began with fifty-five members. The officers were Dorothy Brownell, president; Dick Heiser, vice-president; Leona Lee, secretary; and Audrey Kerich, treasurer. Miss Fallingstad was the aavisor. Doro- thy Brownell. Leona Lee. Donald House, and Dick Heiser were the four student council members. Freshmen initiation was the most fun fcr us this year and of ccurse we were able to sit in the big assembly with the juniors and seniors. We’re looking forward to the next two years of high school when we will be juniors, then feniors. and then alumni, who can look back at the gocd old days when we were in Stewar. ville High. FRONT ROW — Darleen Sinn, Mildred Smith. Irene Runkle. Dorothy Vrieze, Hellen Dalian SECOND ROW — Doris Bredesen. Ka heiine Markham. Dor.thy Rud, Donna Robertson. Shirley Kirkland. THIRD ROW — Gene Runkle, Duane Anderson. Billy Mundstock. John MacDonald. Keith Kemmer, Laverne Lowrie. BACK ROW — Olive Ranken, George Walters. Kenneth Mayer. Gordon Hansen. Duane Bernard.

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 1he j)unio. i CloAl Play . . . Almost £i(jjtteen'' Seated: Eleanor Glynn, Betty Lou Meschke, Russell Wilson. Margaret Huslegard. Catherine McBride. Beverly Rud Mary King, and Gordon Betcher. Standing: Donald Engel. Barbara Hines, Franklyn Byrnes, and Heye Renken. Almost Eighteen.” a three-act comedy, by Danna Thomas, was the choice of the Junior Class Play of 1948- 49. The play was given at the High School Auditorium on Thursday and Friday evenings, November 18 and 19. The production was under the direction of Miss Dorothy Byram. . , . A different ca.ct was chosen for each nightly performance. They are as follows: Russell Wilson and Donald Jansser., pia - ing the oart of William Barry. Eddie's dad: Betty Lou Meschke and Shirley Larson portraving Grace Barry, the mother: Eleanor Glynn and Bethany hoeschel as Beatrice Barry, the daughter: Mary King and Catherine Haack as Mabel Harren. a music teicher: Catherine McBride and Gloria Piens playing Mrs. Granville, of the Women's Club; Franklin Byrnes and John Streift in the roll of Eddie Barry, almost eighteen; Gordon Betcher and Jerry Moran as George Jones, who has a Philosophy; Margaret Huslegard and Lois Thcmpson as Ann Sherman. Eddie’s ideal; Donald Engel and Glen Smidt as Tom- my Gr: nville. a friend ol Eddies; Barbara Hines and Marie Ware as Sally Davidscn. one of the gang: Heye Renken and Dona d Amos as Mr. Merritt a profe:sor; and Grace Meincn and Beverly Rud as Miss Dalrymple, also a club woman. Seated: Bethan Poeschel. Shirley Larson. Donald Janssen. Lois Thompson. Gloria Piens, Grace Meinen. Catherine Haack. and Jerry Moran. Standing: Glen Smidt. Marie Ware. John Streiff, and Donald Amos.

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Ji.ette.'imesvi QluM- FRONT ROW — Roger Kvam, Donald Kidd. Merlin Halstead. Dick Heiser. Kenneth Francis. SECOND ROW — Kelvin Kemmer, Ronald Gathje, Robert Dixon. Russell Wilson, Donald House, Keneth Mayer. BACK ROW — Donald Janssen, Ronald Ferson. Donald Amos. Robert Rud. Norbert Schroeder, Roger Simpson. Gordon Betcher. Student Council SEATED — Alice Murray, Kathleen Stoyke. John Streiff. Treasurer; Lois Thompson. Secretary; Thomas Moran. Presi- dent; Ronald Gathje, Vice-President; Margaret Huslegard, Donald Engel. Ann Wilson. Mary Lou Conaty. STANDING Richard Heiser, Roger Kvam. Robert Dixon, Miss Bonner. Advisor; Leona Lee. Dorothy Brownell. Don- ald House. Absent: David Hoeft.