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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

We, who are the last class to grad- uate from the old Stewartville High School building, will return to it of- ten in happy memories. We wish future graduates many good times in the new building. Published by The Senior Class of 1956 We , the Senior Class of 1956, dedicate this annual to our friend and classmate. WALTER EGAN 2 M, m in id tra tion SCHOOL BOARD MR. JOSEPH STREIFF MR. LLOYD LENN SUPERINTENDENT Superintendent H. H. Schaefer has given win... heartedly of his time and effort to better Stewar ville High and to develop good citizenship in eve student. MR. ALFORD WILSON MR. GLENN JAHNS MR. FRED EVERTS MR. GLENN REICHEL PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Hillesland, in addition to many other duties, has capa- bly guided us as we plan our lives after S.H.S. Our sincere thanks to Miss Bonner for her unfailing interest and concern for each one of us. Her life has been an example we will long remember. GRADE TEACHERS FIRST ROW, left to right;Mrs. Adean Turner. Mrs. Francis Rud, Mrs. Aileene Brem- MRS. DONNA ROEDER mer. SECOND ROW, Miss Sylvia Zimmerman, Mrs. Ethel McClintock. Mrs. Jean Hillesland, Mrs. Lorraine Nickel. Mrs. Margreta Brekke. THIRD ROW; Mrs. Helen Carroll. Miss VivanWacha. Mrs. Arlene York, Mrs. Ruth Witter. Mrs. Laura Thompson. Mrs. Olga Thompson. NOT PICTURED; Mrs. AliceHovren. Mrs. Ruth Root. Mrs. Petra Anderson, Mrs. Ella Welch, Mrs. Emily Cocker. FACULTY SCIENCE MR. HOWARD SLONEKER World Geography, Economic Geography, Biol- ogy, Jr. High Football Coach. Wrestling Coach, Baseball Coach, Lettermens' Club, Assistant 8th Grade Advisor. MR. ALLAN HE1TMAN Physics, Chemistry, General Science, Senior Class Advisor. Photography Club. MATHEMATICS MR. CLARENCE CARLSON Arithmetic, Algebra, Audio-visual Director, 8th Grad� 1. Advisor. MRS. JANICE HEITMAN Arithmetic. Physical Education, Cheerleading, Girls Athletic Association, Girls Friendship Club. MR. La VERNE HILLESLAND Geometry. Higher Algebra, Guidance. ENGLISH MISS RUMPFF English, Junior High Speech Director. 7th Grade Advisor. MRS. GULLICKSON English. Jr High Speech Director, Sophomore Advisor. MISS DONNA MARK English. Annual, Newstaff. Assistant Speech Director. Freshman Class Advisor. MR. JAMES BACON English, Latin. Library. Class Plays, Speech Director, Masquers, Tennis. Golf. FACULTY COMMERCIAL MISS DOROTHY BYRAM Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typing, Career Club Advisor. G.F.C. Advisor, Assistant Senior Class Advisor. MISS DELORES KRESS Typing. General Business, Junior Class Advisor. SOCIAL STUDIES MR. CHARLES STEVENS World History, Physical Education, Driver's Education, Noon Hour Program, Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach; Lettermen's Club. MR. BURTON EPPEN American History, Physical Education, Health, Basketball Coach, Lettermen's Club, 7th Grade Advisor. MR. JEROME OTTERNESS Social Problems. American History, Sophomore Class Advisor. VOCATIONAL MR. EARL DEHNE Industrial Arts. General Science. Driver's Ed ucation, Junior Class Advisor. MR. LYLE ELLINGHUYSEN Industrial Arts, Assistant Football Coach. B Squad Basketball Coach. Track Coach, Let- termen's Club. MISS ELIZABETH MORK Home Economics, G.F.C. Advisor. MR. JAY ROBINSON Band, Mixed Chorus, Girl's Glee Club, Music, Instrumental Lessons, Assistant 9th Grade Ad- visor. COOKS Mrs. Geneva Mills, Mrs. Olive Murray, Mrs. Herbert Sinn BUS DRIVERS Paul Jacobson. Sterling Edgar, Russel Engel. Les Kinsley, Carl Bamlet, Bob Nelson. Bud Glover, Don Denny, Hay- den Light 8 CL ciAAeS MR. AND MRS. ALLAN HEITMAN In appreciation, we the Senior Class of 1956, wish to express our gratitude and heartfelt thanks for the guidance, supervision, and time willingly given by Mr. and Mrs. Allan Heitma n through our high school years. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED left to right: Miss Byram. Advisor; Marge Glover. Treasurer; Bill Koch, President; Gary Kuehntopp, Secretary; STANDING left to right: Mr. Heitman. Advisor; Maynard Howe, Vice-President. 10 WAYNE STANLEY ALCOTT What is this word they call silence? Projection 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2. VERA EILEEN ANDERSON There's a bit of devil in every good little girl. Photography 4; Career Club 4; G.F.C, 1,2,3,4; Masquers 3.4; Newstaff 3.4; Speech 2,4; Speech 2,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Valentine Queen 3; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3, 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Girl’s State 3. JOAN MARILYN ASWEGAN When joy and duty clash, let duty go to hash. Photography 3,4; Career Club 4; G.F.C. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; Masquers 4; Newstaff 3.4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Valentine Attendant 3 ; Class Sec. 1,2; Student Council 3.4; Treas. 4; Librarian 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 2,3. DONALD ARTHUR BORN I'm not as bashful as I look. Lettermen 2,3,4; Projection 3,4; Track 2; Wres- tling 2,3,4. Football 1.2,3; Mixed Chorus 2. LELAND JAMES APPEL A quiet man--he doesn't snore in class. JAMES OLIVER BALLINGER His friends are many, his foes--there aren't any I ” Photography 3,4; Lettermen 3,4; Masquers 3,4 Class Play 3; Newstaff 4; Valentine Attendant 3 Baseball 1.2.3.4; Track 3; Wrestling 1.2.3.4 Football 1,2,3.4;Co-Captain4; Annual Staff Co- Editor 4; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Class Pres. 3, Stu- dent Council 3,4; Pres. 4, Librarian 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. r VERNON WILLARD BILLINGS 1 11 study if I feel like it. and I won't if I don't. I’ll pass if 1 can, if I can't I won't! Photography 3.4; Lettermen 3,4; Masquers 3.4; Ncwstaff3; Valentine Attendant 3; Baseball 3,4, Track4; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Librarian 3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. CATHERINE BOUCSE1N She loves but one at a time.” Career Club Sec. 4; G.F.C. 1.2.3.4; Masquers 3; Projection 4; Speech 2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Cafeteria 3; Office Work 4. WAYNE STEVEN BILLINGS Type it? What's wrong with my writing? Photography 3.4; Lettermen 3.4; Masquers 3.4; Speech2,3,4; Track 3; Basketball 3.4; Band 2.3, 4; Pep Band 3; Baseball 2,3,4. DE ANNA KAY BLESSING The world's no better if we worry and life’s no longer if we hurry. Transferred from Lake Center, Iowa 2; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Cheerleader 2; Career Club 4; G.F. C. 4; Masquers 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2. Glee Club 1.2. ALBERTA MARLENE DENNY A sweet personality, and full of rascality.” Career Club 4; G.F.C. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; Mas- quers 4; Speech 2; Glee Club 1.2,3.4. JOAN JEANETTE BREMSETH There's so much to do and never enough time to do it in. Career Club Treas. 4; G.A.A. 2.3; Masquers 3.4; Photography 4; Class Play 3;Newstaff 3,4; Speech 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4 , Librarian2,3,4; Mixed Cho- rus 3,4; Girls Sextet 3; Christmas Play 3; Voice of Democracy 2,3,4; State 4; Speech Play 3. SUZANNE BRATRUD She looks like an angel; acts like one too . . . but you never can tell what an angel will do. Photography 3.4; G.F.C. 1.2.3.4; G.A.A. 1.2 3- Masquers 3.4; Class Play 3; Newstaff 1,2,3,4| Speech 3; Valentine Attendant 3; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 3,4; Band 1; Glee Club 2.4 Mixed Chorus 2.4. ROBERT RALPH CRANE The world knows little of its greatest men. Lettermen 3.4; Baseball 4; Track 3,4; Football 2.3.4. NANCY ANN BRIESE Neatness is an ornament that she wears all the time. Photography 4; Career Club Pres. 4; G.F.C. 1.2, 3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; Masquers 3,4; Newstaff 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 3.4. HELEN MAE BUSHMAN Look on the sunny side of life--it's brighter. G.F.C.2.3,4;G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Masquers3,4; New- staff 2,3.4; Librarian 4; Mixed Chorus 3.4; Glee Club 2,3,4. PATRICK PAUL DELESHA There snot a successful day in view if you can'i play a prank or two. Uttermen 2,3,4; Baseball 4; Track 3; Wrestlins 2.3.4; Co-Captain 4; Football 2,3,4. GARY CORVEN BOYUM We are guaranteed certain freedoms among which are life, liberty, and the pursuit of girls. Photography 3; Masquers 4; Class Play 3; Foot- ball 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2.3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Sax. Quartet 3. PATRICIA ROSE CARR Imay look angelic, but my wings haven't started to sprout.” G.F.C. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; Masquers 3,4; Class Play 3; Newstaff 1,4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 2.3; Girls Sextet 2,3; Brass Sextet 1,2,3; Brass Quartet 1.2; Horn Solo 1.2,3.4. NORBERT KENNETH BRANDT Too interested in life to be interested in books. 12 MARY ELLA DENNY Pep is her spice of life. G.F.C. 1.2,3.4; Pres. 4; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Masquers 3.4; Class Play 3; Newstaff 1,2,3,4; Speech 3,4; Librarian 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 2,3,4. CONRAD LEE EDGAR I'm not arguing with you, I'm telling you. Lettermen2,3,4; Valentine King 3; Baseball 1,2, 3.4; Football 1; Basketball 1,3,4. GERALD EMERSON ENGEL How'd I ever get to be a senior?” Lettermen2,3,4; Projection2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. PAUL EDWARD JAY ENGEL Honor lies in honest toil. Photography 3,4; Pres. 4; Masquers 3,4; Class Play 3; Newstaff 4; Speech 4; Football 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 1,3, 4; Vice-Pres. 4. DUANE FRANK HART Studying sure interferes with my education. Projection 2. RICHARD ARDEN FRANCIS Caesar was short, Napoleon was short, and I'm not so tall myself. Photogrpahy 4; Lettermen 3,4; Masquers 3,4; Newstaff4; Speech 3,4; Baseball 3,4;;Track 3,4; Football 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 2.3,4; Brass Sextet 3; Brass Solo 4; Christmas Play 3. ELEANOR MARIE EVANS A little girl with a big smile.” Career Club4, G.F.C. 1,2,3,4; Masquers 4; Class Play 3; Newstaff 2; Speech 2; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3.4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Girls Triple Trio 3. MARVIN WILLIAM HAACK A studious fellow, but not without his foolish moments. Lettermen2,3.4; Valentine Attendant 3; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4. RICHARD LEE HANSEN School? A necessary evil. MARJORIE ANN GLOVER A sweeter miss you’ll never find. Photography 4, Sec. 4; Career Club 4; G.F.C. 1, 2,3,4; Masquers 3.4; Newstaff 3,4; Ed. 4; Speech 2,3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Treas. 4; Band 1,2,3.4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3.4; Glee Club 2.3; Girls Sextet 3; Girls Triple Trio 3; Clarinet Quartet 3. 13 DALE DONALD HIMMER I'm a smart guy, but I have a hard time con- vincing anyone. Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Mixed Chorus 4. MAYNARD LLOYD HOWE A young man who blushes is better than one who turns pale.” Lettermen 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Track 1; Wrestling 1.3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Class Vice- Pres. 4. JOHN MARTIN JORDAN He may not be a Ford, but he sure can rattle on. Lettermen 2,3,4; Projection 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4. ARDIS LORRAINE JULY They say love makes the world go around. Catch me. I'm getting dizzy. G.F.C. 1,2,3,4; Masquers 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4. CAROLE LOIS KIDD It’s nice to be natural, when you’re naturally nice. G.F.C. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Masquers 4. HAROLD JAMES KIDD I'd like to be a woman hater but I haven’t the heart. Photography3,4; Lettermen 2,3,4; Masquers 3,4; Treas. 4; Newstaff 3,4; Valentine Attendant 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Octet 2. ALICE ANN KING An equal mixture of good humor and good sense. Career Club 4; G.F.C. 1,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Glee Club 2,3; Triple Trio 3. WILLIAM EDWARD KOCH The senior class will come to order? Photography 3,4, Projection 2,3,4; Class Pres. 4; Student Council 4. GARY EVEN KUEHNTOPP Never do today what you can put off until to- morrow. Photography 3,4; Lettermen 1,2,3,4; Masquers 4; Projection3;Class Play 3; Baseball 3; Track 2.3, 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4;Co-Captain 4; Football 3,4; Class Sec. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Custodian 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Band 3,4. GORDON WILLIAM KUIPER The longer you know him the better you like him. BETTY ANN LANGE Always wearing a smile for every friend. G.F.C.2,3,4; Masquers 4; Glee Club 4. PATRICIA LILLIAN LEE I chatter as I go and I go on forever. Photography 4; G.F.C. 1.2.3,4; Masquers 3,4; Pres. 4; Class Play 3; Newstaff 1.2.3,4; Speech 2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Valentine At- tendant 3; Student Council 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Glee Club 3,4; Quartet 3; Pep Band 2, 3.4. PETER LEONARD LEE A careful student--careful not to overdo. PHYLLIS ANN LOUKS She thinks in flashes and writes in shorthand. Career Club 4; G.F.C. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Masquers 3,4; Class Play 3; Newstaff 2; Mixed Chorus 3,4. JAMES DAVID MEREDITH Work fascinates me; I can sit and look at it for hours. NORBERT HARLAN MILLS Girls just fallat my feet (of course. I trip them). Photography 3,4; Lettermen 2,3,4; Masquers 3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; Class Play 3; Speech 3.4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Octet 2,3,4; Christ- mas Play 3. MELVIN GEBHARD MULLENBACK He'switty, he'swise, he's a terror for his size. Lettermen 3.4; Masquers 4; Newstaff 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2.3; Band 1,2,3.4; Mixed Cho- rus 2,4; Brass Sextet 3,4; Cornet Solo 4; Student Director 4. JOANNE MARIE MULV1HILL Freckles on her nose and laughter in her heart. G.F.C. 3,4; Masquers 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Glee Club 4. m OTIS HENRY NELSON I stand on the brink of a great career--won’t someone push me off? Lettermen 2; Football 2; Class Pres. 1; Student Council 1; Mixed Chorus 4; Transferred from Hayfield; Projection 3; Mixed Chorus 3. CURTIS ALBERT NICKEL Which twin has the nickel? Lettermen4; Newstaff4; Baseball 1.2,3.4; Wres- tling 3,4; Football 1.2,3,4. LA DONNA MAE NOBLE Silence is golden, and much cheaper.” G.F.C. 4. CHARLES PETER PAULSEN The football field isn't the only place you need a line. Lettermen 4; Wrestling 1; Football 3,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2,3.4. DARWIN ALLEN PIENS 1 don't think I'm handsome, but what's my o- pinion against the rest of the world? Lettermen 2,3,4; Masquers 3,4; Class Play 3; Newstaff3; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Track 1.2,3,4; Wres- tling 1.2,3,4; Football 1,2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 2,3, 4; Mixed Octet 3; Christmas Play 3. DONALD PETER QUANDT After four years of faithful service . . . I'm laid off. Lettermen 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 4; Mixed Chorus 4. MARJORIE ALICE RISSER None quite like her, although many would like to be. G.F.C. 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2; Masquers 3.4; Class Play3; Newstaff 2,3,4; Speech 2,4; Annual Staff 4; Band 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,4; Mixed Octet3,4; Girl's Sextet 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2. ETHEL IRENE SANDERSON An innocent face and darling as well. G.F.C. 1,2,3,4; Career Club 4. ARDITH GAIL ROGERS She adds a smile to what was sweet before. Career 4; G.F.C. 1.2.3.4; G.A.A. 1; Speech 1; Mixed Chorus 1.2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. JOHN JOSEPH ROEDER The best way to lengthen your day is to steal a few hours from the night. Photography 3,4, Lettermen 2,3.4; Masquers 3,4; Class Play 3; Baseball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Caf- eteria 3,4. LOLA JOY SEEHUSEN A quiet serene countenance and a gracious, pleasing manner.” G.F.C. 1; Speech 1; Glee Club 2. DOROTHY LA VERNE SMALLEY Shy and quiet? . . . Then you don't know me all the time! Career4; G.F.C. 1,2,3,4; Masquers 3; Projection Typist 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 4. 16 JANE ELIZABETH SWYGMAN A friendly smile will always win friends. G. F. C. 4; Masquers 4. GARY JOHN ELLIS THOMPSON Argue early,argue late,if a line were crooked. I'd argue it straight! Letterman 2,3,4; Photography 3,4; Masquers 3,4; Class Play 3; Newstaff 4; Speech 3; Valentine Attendant 3; Baseball 1,4; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff4; Class Treas. 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. BRENDA KAREN TRAVIS Full of pep from head to toe, she's got the pep that makes things go. Photography 3,4; G. F. C. 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 3; Masquers 3,4; Class Play 3; Newstaff 3,4; Co- editor 3; Speech 2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Valentine Attendant 3; Annual Staff Co- Editor 4;Class Sec. 3; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Glee Club 3,4. ALVIN ALBERT WENDT I'm not afraid of work--I can sleep right along side of it. RONALD DE WAYNE WIBBEN What he wants to get out of school most Is him- self. Projection 3,4. A. G. WILSON If girls were as easy to understand as cars. I'd have no trouble at all. Wrestling 2,4; Mixed Chorus 3. CLASS FLOWER: Pink Rosebud. CLASS COLORS: White and Gold. CLASS MOTTO: If we can't find a way, we'll make one! 17 CLASS WILL We, the class of 1956, being in sound mind and having full control of our senses, such as they are, having accomplished all that we feel at the present time, and under the present condition, we are capable of accomplishing do hereby, as we feel the end drawing near, make and publish this, our last will and testa- ment. First--to the intelligent juniors we leave the honor of being seniors. Second--we grant to the sophomores a 3 month parole. rhird--the freshmen who are of inferior intelligence and lack the experience which we have gained, we leave. The individuals of our outstanding class leave these-their personal eccentricities. , Stanley Alcott, will the African lions to whoever wants to go and catch them. , Eileen Anderson, will my ability to get along with Mr. Bacon to Nellie Zierath. , Leland Appel, will my long dark hair to Ronnie Erickson. , Joan Aswegan, will Harriet to whoever wants to hot rod around. , Jim Ballinger, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Bobo Billings. , Vern Billings, will all the sophomore girls back to the sophomore boys. , Wayne Billings, will my ability to start last, and beat everyone home from the games to Stanley Ku- kuzke. , DeAnna Blessing, will my love for Iowa to any good Minnesotan. , Don Bom, will my blonde hair to the Tjepkes twins. , Cathy Boucsein, will my shorthand speed to Laurel Christianson. , Gary Boyum, will my yellow convertible to whoever can afford it for 60 days. , Norb Brandt, will all the slightly used gum under seat 12 in the first row of the assembly to whoever sits there next year. , Sue Bratrud, will my social problems gab fest to the forthcoming seniors. , Joan Bremseth, will my ability to get along in classes with Miss Mark to Tom Bramble. , Nancy Briese, will my sweet disposition to all those who have tempers. , Helen Bushman, will my never ending package of gum to Ilia Yetter. , Pat Carr, will my ability to get up at 8:20 and get to school at 8:25 to Jim Lenn. . Bob Crane, will my algebra answer book to Eugene Mullenbach. . Pat Delesha, leave my ability to bluff to my little kid brother, Jim. , Marlene Denny, leave my horse to anyone who has room for saddle sores. , Mary Denny, will my artistic ability to Troy Fix. . Connie Edgar, will my dateless high school years to Bob Hale. , Jerry Engel, will my cushion to anyone who doesn't like the hard desks. , Paul Engel, will my small waistline to Arden Buxton. , Eleanor Evans.will my ability to play the piano to my little sister, Alice. , Dick Francis, will my stature to Mr. Dehne. , Marge Glover, leave the editing of the school paper to Virginia Griffin, plus a bottle of aspirin. , Marvin Haack, will my German ancesters to any good Englishman. , Dick Hanson, will my short walk to school to Carol Griffin. , Duane Hart, will my taxi driving to the games to any junior who has a car. , Dale Himmer, will my ability to stay out of mischief to Terry Bell. , Maynard Howe, will my ability to beat the bell into the assembly by a split second to Dick Murray. , John Jordan, will my cave man character to Dave Gatewood. , Ardis July, will my place near Jahn's to Vernon Lovestead. , Carol Kidd, leave my ability to get along with my brother to Bonnie Amos. , Harry Kidd, leave the care of Marie Harreld to some good honest fellow. , Alice King, leave, period. , Bill Koch, leave my ability to get along with the female population of this institution to Paul Thomp- son. 18 I. Gary Kuehntopp, will my southern friend to the wolves in Spring Valley. I, Gordon Kuiper, will my dependability to the weatherman. I. Betty Lange, leave a big sigh of relief. I, Pat Lee, will my book entitled Half There to the sophomore class. 1, Pete Lee, will my ability to sleepin the assembly to Larry Risser. I, Phyllis Louks, will my deep voice to Hillmar Bittner. 1, Jim Meredith, will my long legs to Palma Lenn. 1, Norb Mills, will my favorite parking spot to Rose Greene. I, Melvin Mullenbach, leave my poverty to Mr. Hillesland. I, Joanne Mulvihill, leave my height to Nancy Long Sam Bratrud. I, Otis Nelson, leave my attitude toward English to Paul Schaefer. 1, Curt Nickel, will my ability to give the wrong answer in social problems and prove it right to Pete Streiff. I, Lola Seehusen, will my quiet ways to Jimmy Jestus. I, Dorothy Smalley, will my interest in Poster and Eggers to Mary Jane Long. I, LaDonna Noble, will my long fingers to Liberace. 1, Chuck Paulsen, leave my book How to Make Love to Carol Schartz. 1, Darby Piens, will my masculine physique to Ralph Zierath. 1, Don Quandt, will my secret ambition to become a second Tom Mix to Harlan Renken. 1, Marge Risser, will my alto voice to Judy Jestus. I, Jack Roeder, will my wise cracks to Ralph Ballinger. 1, Ardith Rogers, will my naturally curly hair to Mr. Robinson. I, Ethel Sanderson, will my blush to the Hinkle twins. 1, Jane Swygman, will my long blonde hair to Jim Byrne. 1, Gary Thompson, will my ability to argue farm prices to Ardis Boyum. I, Brenda Travis, will my ability to make myself heard at games to all S. H. S. rooters. I, Alvin Wendt, am “gone . 1, Ronnie Wibben, will my boots and saddle to Judy Travis. I, A. G. Wilson, will my report card to anyone who wants to play checkers. CLASS PROPHECY Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is Hedda Hopper coming to you with the very latest news about our nation's celebrities. You’ll find that this week's news comes from the 1956 class of Stewart- ville, which graduated 15 years ago. While attending a businessmen's commercial convention the other day.l met Cathy Boucsein.a private secretary toGary Boyum,a big business tycoon. She likes her position since she has 6 months paid vacation twice a year. 1 also spoke to Ardith Rogers and Connie Edgar, who are both in the beautician business. When your hair turns silver, they'll turn it black again. Dorothy Smalley was unable to attend the convention. She's busy at the clinic filling prescriptions for Dr. Paul Edward Johnathon Jay Engel, M. D. While I was there, 1 had the pleasure of speaking with Phyllis Louks. While contentedly chewing her gum, she announced that she was president of the Wriggley Company. Nancy Briese was there carrying a notebook under her arm and a pencil behind her ear. She's secretary to Don Quandt, who's president of General Motors, you know. Over in a corner was Norb Brandt, chuck- ling over the latest issue of the super-duper colossal comic books he publishes. Dick Hanson and Jim Meredith, notorious leaders of the I. W. W. (I Won't Work) union were there carrying on a heated con- versation with Otis Nelson and Pat Delesha, the progressive leaders of the Y. W. W. (You Will Work) union. The most surprising guest of the evening was Pete Lee, one of the more efficient farmers of the Stewartville area. He is also managing an unemployment bureau in Alaska. The icebergs are being in- habited rapidly. The most unusual dress of the convention was on Brenda Travis, owner of the nationally known all-girl ranch. Retelling the action on her ranch,she painted a picture of foreman, Eileen Ander- son, sitting on a rail fence watching Jane Swygman hog tie a brama steer, while Joanne Mulvihill heats the branding iron to prepare for action. Speaking of ranches, Mary and Marlene Denny were at the con- 19 vention. They said their worm ranch is flourishing under the patronage of Duane Hart and Leland Appel, who are planning to catch a king-sized mermaid. And now for a report on the Hollywood society. Vern Billings, who succeeded John Barrymore as the motion picture screen's greatest lover, threw a very large party last Saturday celebrating the completion of his latest picture, The Case of the Corn-Fed Cow, in which he co-starred with De Anna Blessing. Working as body guards for the stars were Curtis Nickel and Bob Crane. Madames Sue Bratrud and Joan Aswegan couldn't come. They were relaxing in their plush penthouses after a very tiring trip around the world with their millionaire husbands. Their butlers, Gerald Engel and Maynard Howe were also thoroughly exhausted after a hard day of counting their employers' money. The arrival of Norb Mills, most eligible bachelor in the world, stopped the party. It resumed as soon as the women guests came out of their swoon. A. G. Wilson,who has had his initials in international headlines for the past few weeks, after breaking the sound barrier on a motorcycle, brought his partner, Alice King, to the party on his vehicle. She grumbled something about windy motorcycle seats. Gordon Kuiper and Alvin Wendt were there. They've gone in- to the sugar business and are raising cane. That's what they were doing at the party, anyway. While at the party, we received the astonishing news that George Gobel has resigned. Jack Roeder and his un- predictable wit has replaced him with his own show, ROEDER'S RIOT. Skipping over to the sports news of the world, you remember John Jordan? Well, he's bleached and dyed his long curly hair and is known as the second Gorgeous George. He meets tonight with that famed ferocious Djrby Piens, who has shaved his head and grown a beard. Don Born, who likes to live danger- ously, will referee the match. Way down south of the border, Ronnie Wibben has won first prize at the bull fights in Mexico City. According to the latest radio reports, Marvin Haack, who joined Admiral Byrd at Antarctica, is living off the gold he discovered. Harold Kidd, who coaches at the University of Minnesota, promises a very good season this year, because his sister, Carol Kidd, is personally sewing the pigskins. And now here are your national-international headlines. Socialistic president of the United States, Joan Bremseth, tiring of all the farmer's complaints, has announced that she is going to liquidate them all. Vice-president Jim Ballinger, Secretary of the Inferior Dick Francis, and Secretary of a deficit treasury Marge Glover stand behind her decision. As you all know, Bill Koch is running for dog catcher this year. His slogan is, Don't be silly, bark for Billy! Jumpingto the literary side of life,there were quite a few representatives of fine art attending a con- cert at Carnegie Hall last Saturday. Among them were Pat Carr and Eleanor Evans, leaders of the famed Carevan Orchestra, who have been leading to fame such unknowns asLiberace and Julis La Rosa. Pat Lee, well known composer, is also with the Carevan Orchestra. She is finishing Schubert's Unfinished Sym- phony, and has found the Lost Chord. Wayne Billings was attending the concert. As you all know, he astonished the world with his undecipherable book, EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPHICS. He found it well adapted to his handwriting. Marge Risser was unable to attend the concert because she is proprieting a music shop in Leipsic, Germany. While at the concert I ran into Gary Thompson and Dale Himmer. They've just been awarded the Silver Paintbrush for outstanding work in the field of modern art. There's been some rumors, however, that they paint with their toes. On the domestic scene, Lola Seehusen and La Donna Noble are raising families cheaper by the dozen. Betty Lange lives right next door, and lends them safety pins. Ardis July is now running a day nursery in the large Metropolis of Racine. She employs Ethel Sanderson as her game moderator. Our last news of the evening comes all the way from across the ocean. Gary Kuehntopp and Melvin Mullenbach are now buglers in the French Foreign Legion. Melvin joined to get away from the hated name of Mullenbotch, and Gary, to escape the Minnesota mosquitos. Well, that seems to be all the news for tonight, so I'll sign off. No, wait, we've just received a news flash. Chuck Paulsen has just invented a new gas machine which fills the cars with gas. Stanley Alcott plans to relax inside his own station while Chuck's machine fills the cars and collects the money. Another news flash just came in. Helen Bushman has just had another set of twins. This makes her third pair in two years! This is Hedda Hopper signing off. 20 SENIOR BESTS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Paul Engel and Joan Bremseth NEATEST Nancy Briese and Chuck Paulsen BEST LEADERS Jim Ballinger and Marge Glover PRETTIEST HAIR Ardith Rogers and Connie Edgar MOST TALENTED Vern Billings and Pat Carr BEST AL1BIERS Darby Piens and DeAnna Blessing MOST MISCHEIVOUS Pat Lee and Gary Kuehntopp CUTEST COUPLE Vern Billings and Joan Aswegan PEPPIEST Eileen Anderson and Jack Roeder CUTEST SMILE Pat Delesha and Sue Bratrud 21 JUNIORS FIRST ROW,Left to right: Mr. Earl Dthne.Pete Streiff, Pat Lindholm, Helen Dubbels, Terry Bell, Marilyn Lecy, Rebecca Gathje, Margaret Swygman, Jimmy Lenn. SECOND ROvV: Jim Mathison, Ronnie Erickson, Mary Jane Long, Judy Travis, Marie Harreld, Barbara Lowrie, Rose Greene, David Sackett, Richard Murray. THIRD ROW: Troy Fix, Virginia Griffin, Marilyn Nelson, Laurel Christianson, Diana Tjepkes, Donna Tjepkes, Joyce Cottrell, Lois Christianson, Janet Hinkle, Audrey Ringen, Thomas Bramble. FIRST ROW, Left to right: Lorraine Wilson, JoAnn Hinkle, Beverly Kraemer, Ardis Everts, Douglas Larson, Ron- nie Prior, James Hensley, Miss D. Kress. SECOND ROW; Ralph Ballinger, Robert Stuhr, Delores Holt,Delores Hanson, Dayton Rud, Arden Buxton, Douglas Rud, Duane Long, Nellie Zierath. THIRD ROW: Chester Oehlke, David Gatewood, Lambert Mulhern, Jim Delesha, Jim Byrne, Lyie Farley, Herbert Christie, Leonard Westphal, Steve Trumpold, and David Kunst. 22 SOPHOMORE FIRST ROW, left to right: Janet Swanson, Sherrie Zimmerman, Gary Steffes, Kathy Pembleton, Charlene Mun- son, Don Meinen, Sylvia Nickel,Harold Ploenzke.Kate Mulvihill,Gloria Schleusner, Kenny Nash, Lillian Weber, Pat Wilcox, Lloyd Oehlke, Ralph Zierath. SECOND ROW: Pat Peters, Paul Thompson, Lowell Saterdalen, Eunice Mulhern. Carol Schwartz, Paul Schaefer, Carolyn Rud, Bonnie Mathison, Arlene Smalley, Jerry Meek, Ilia Yet- ter, Dorothy Murray, Larry Risser, Harlan Renken. THIRD ROW: Charles Piens, Louis Wibben, Joan Schober, Gorden Senne, Carol Wilson, Pat Wheeler, Janet Meredith, Donaldeen Whitney. Judy Weiland, Donald Meek, Aria Yonkovich, Dennis Wendt, Wayne Welsh. Mr. J. Otterness. FIRST ROW. left to right: Mrs. Gullickson, Warren Buxton, Palma Lenn, Joyce Denny, Franklin Lecy, Vivian Farley, David Boland, Jean Harreld, Karen Bell, Don Lowrie, Judy Blessing. Jim Blessing SECOND ROW: Janice Geerdes Willard Brandt,Carol Aswegan,Wendy Lenton.Bob Byrne,Sharon Bleifus, Paul Kellner, Elsie Lee, Mary Jane Johnson, Carol Lindholm. Dean Haack. THIRD ROW: Stan Kukuzke, Marlys King, Catherine Carroll Bob Hale, Ardis Boyurn, Nancy Bratrud, Judy Jestus, Loren Aswegan, Pauline Higgins, Darlene Billings, David Larson, 23 FRESHMEN FIRST ROW, left to right: Eugene Mullenbach, Marilyn Hanson, Robert Beach, Janice Engel, Charles Bleifus, Janet Nord, Eugene Schatz, David Distad, Luverne Lecy, Jean Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: Dianne Taylor] Charlotte Betcher, Donald Bakken, Dorothy Skibbe, Delores Evenson, Loretta Lecy, Lucille McClellan, Carol Zimprich, Mr. Robinson. THIRD ROW: Larry Gifford, Jerry Westphal, Carla Schroeder, Harvey Cotton, Florence Robertson, Dorothy Alcott, Gerald Amos, David Nelson. FIRST ROW, left to right; Miss Mark, Audrey King, Patricia Sanford, Kenneth Warren. Katherine Loll, Hillmar Bittner, Pat Crane, Victor Boland, Lottie Lecy, Wayne Kiehne, Bonnie Amos, Barbara Gifford. SECOND ROW: Betty Francis, Ray Evans, Marilyn Howe, Glen Wilson, Sandra Woods, Beverly Meek, Gerald Billings. Kathie Kerich, Dale Greene. THIRD ROW: Curtis Sackett, Sharon Clark, Pat Quandt, Dean Wellick, Carole Nichols, Philip Larson, Joyce Gathje, Robert Foss. Not pictured above: Alden Stiles. 24 EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW, lefi 10 right: Mr. C. Carlson, Wanda Erickson, Wayne Russert, Susan King, Billy Hines. SECOND ROW: DuWayne Hanson, DuWayne Louks, Jerry Westrum, Margaret Weber, Gordon Stiles, Ronald Hensley, Rich- ard Rud. THIRD RO V: Geraldine Long, Shirley Kraemer, Gail Cottrell, Evelyn Seehusen, Barbara Boucsein, Philip Gustafson, June Harreld. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Kramer,Donald Thoe,Clarence Klenke, Douglas Hurd- licka, Ronald Davis, James Long, Loren Thompson. FIRST ROW, left to right: Joyce Sonnenberg,Gerald Isensee, Janet Wilcox. Beverly Noble, Lyle Welch, Kenneth Schaefer, Dennis Light, Darrell Reese, John Murray, Judy Alink. SECOND ROW; Edith Stiles, Frank Yeadon, Shirley Karau, Norma Haack, Thomas Berg, Allan Oehlke. Ross King, Margaret Kellner. Paul Himmer, Nancy Ostby, Bruce Thompson. Mr. C. Carlson. THIRD ROW: Janet Oakes, Vernon Lovstad. John Dubbels, Charles Griebenow, Audrey Jahns, Ronald Kath, James Jestus, Bonnie Eilders, Dorothy Lins, Sharon Root, Mary Trumpold and Darwin Drager. 25 SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW, left to right: Judy Clark, Faye Boettcher, Marie Gronert, Alice Evans, Diana Brintnall, Dennis Hay- den, Raymond Hardtke, Steven Bliefus, Donald Foss, Roger Evenson, James Billings, Jerry Bakken, Donald Everts, Bill Carr. SECOND ROW: Sandra Clark, Mary Alice Himmer, Audrey Bom, Thelma Ballinger, Dennis Haack! Betty Brekke, Kathleen Adams. Charlotte Carlson, Billy Back, Mike Bremseth, Jimmy Foote, Vernon Boetcher, Roy Alcott. THIRD ROW: Joan Engel, Mildred Holt, Toni Baker, Jeanette Davis. Carol Griffin, Virginia Hoeft, Phyllis Eppard, Doneane Farley, John Boeder, James Carr, Harold Barrows, Mr. B. Eppen. FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss D. Rumpff, Kenneth Laabs, Dennis Oehkle, David Mullenbach, Robert Johnson, Michael York, Janice Kuehntopp, David Wendt, Judy Mathison, Mickey Tjepkes, Sandra Light, Dale Nickel, Ran- dolph Nickel, Harold Rud, Duane Steffes, Lester Kiehne. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Kramer, Delbert Lecy, Mary Taylor, James Nelson, James Sobek, Karen Nelson, Carol Schumann, John Paul Jones, Rose King, La Verne King, Marjorie Marshall, Eugene Stoltenberg, Phyllis Waugh, DeWayne Kruger, Kathleen Warren. THIRD ROW; Steve Fix, Helen Wallner, Robert Zimprich, Mary Whitney, Ronald Jones, Beverly Kramer, Robert Marshall, Beatrice Whitney, Dale Holt, Genevieve Johnson, Dwayne Witter, Nancy Reich. 26 STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. L. Hillesland, Marvin Haack, Bill Koch, Joan Aswegan, Jim Ballinger, Paul En- gel, Rose Greene, Miss L. Bonner. SECOND ROW: Palma Lenn, Mary Jane Johnson, Ilia Yetter, Phillip Larson, Virginia Griffin, Jim Byrne, Lambert Mulhern, Paul Schaefer, Audrey Jahns, Betty Brekke, Nancy Reich. Victor Boland, Bruce Thompson. LETTERMEN’S CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: John Jordan, Gary Kuehntopp, Maynard Howe, David Boland, Don Born, Ronnie Erick- son. Peter Streiff, Melvin Mullenbach, Gerald Amos. Dick Francis. SECOND ROW; Darby Piens, Curtis Nickel Jim Delesha, Pat Delesha, Lambert Mulhern.Marvin Haack, Harry Kidd, Stan Kukuzke, Jim Ballinger, Bob Crane! Jack Roeder. THIRD ROW; Mr. H. Sloneker, Mr. C. Stevens, Vernon Billings, Gerald Engel, Wayne Billings, Jim Byrne, Otis Nelson, Norb Mills, Connie Edgar, Gary Thompson, Mr. L. Ellinghuysen, Mr. B. Eppen. 28 NEWSTAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss D. Mark, Charlotte Betcher, Joyce Denny, Judy Alink, Vernon Lovestead, Helen Dubbels,Kathy Pembleton,Palma Lenn.Mike Bremseth, John Murray, Kay Adams. SECOND ROW: Harold Bar- rows,Nancy Briese, Eileen Anderson,Marge Glover, Pat Lee, Virginia Hoeft.Mary Jane Johnson, Rebecca Gathje, Eunice Mulhern, Sharon Bleifus, Elsie Lee, Lucille McClellan, Janice Engel, Pat Crane, Gail Cottrell, Marilyn Lecy, John Boeder, Miss D. Kress. THIRD ROW: Dick Francis, Rose Greene, Ardis Boyum, Judy Travis, Darlene Billings,Donaldeen Whitney, Helen Bushman, Mary Jane Long, Wendy Lenton, Carol Aswegan, Marge Risser, Judy Weiland, Ardis Everts, Marie Harreld, Joan Aswegan, Mary Denny, Joan Bremseth, 111a Yetter. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Cottrell,Lois Christianson,Dianna Tjepkes,Donna Tjepkes, Delores Hanson, Laurel Christianson, Jim Bal- linger, Gary Thompson, Paul Engel, Harry Kidd, Sue Bratrud, Virginia Griffin, Curtis Nickel, Pat Quandt, Mel Mullenbach, Brenda Travis, Janet Meredith. LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW, left to right: Joan Bremseth, Helen Bushman, Nancy Briese, Eileen Anderson, Joan Aswegan, Sue Bratrud, Mary Denny,Jim Ballinger. SECOND ROW: Margaret Swygman, Ralph Ballinger, Ardis Everts, Barbara Lowrie, Pat Lindholm, Marilyn Lecy, Mary Jane Long, Douglas Rud, Mr. J. Bacon. 29 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Gary Kuehntopp, Joan Aswegan, Sue Bratrud, Brenda Travis. SECOND ROW: Larry Risser, Bill Koch,Darby Piens.Jim Ballinger, Jack Roeder, Mr. A.Heitman. THIRD ROW; Gary Thompson, Paul Engel, Vernon Billings, Wayne Billings, Norb Mills, Harry Kidd. PROJECTION CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. C.Carlson, Dorothy Smalley, Bill Koch, Cathy Boucsein, John Jordan, Duane Long. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Erickson, Gerry Engel, Lambert Mulhern.Troy Fix, Don Born. THIRD ROW: Tom Bram- ble, Jim Byrne, Stanley Alcott, Herbert Christie, Ronnie Wibben. 30 CAREER CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right; MissD. Byram, Eileen Anderson, Phyllis Louks, Ethel Sanderson, Eleanor Evans, Marge Glover. SECOND ROW: Catherine Boucsein,Dorothy Smalley, Joan Aswegan, Nancy Briese, DeAnna Blessing, Ardith Rogers, Marlene Denny, Joan Bremseth. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW. left to right; Mrs. J. Heitman, Pat Peters, Sharon Bleifus, Lotty Lecy, Loretta Lecy, Bonnie Amos, Kathy Loll,Kathy Kerich,Rebecca Gathje, Helen Dubbels. SECOND ROW: Donna Tjepkes, Audrey Ringen, Pat Lindholm.Mary Jane Long,Judy Travis, Sandra Woods, Eunice Mulhern, Dorothy Murray, Judy Welland, Ilia Yet- ter THIRD ROW: Lois Christianson, Joanne Hinkle, Dianna Tjepkes, Wendy Lenton, Carol Aswegan, Mary Denny, Phyllis Louks, Joyce Denny, Mary Jane Johnson, Carol Wilson, Marilyn Hanson, Marlys King. FOURTH ROW: Delores Hanson, Laurel Christianson. Nellie Zierath, Helen Bushman, Sharon Clark, Pat Wheeler. Nancy Bratrud, Ardis Boyum, Kate Carroll, Janet Meredith, Joyce Gathje, Marilyn Howe, Dorothy Alcott. 31 GIRLS’ FRIENDSHIP CLUB HIRST ROW, left to right: Janice Geerdes, Lettie Lecy,Lucille McClellan, Janice Engel,Delores Evenson, Sharon Bleifus, Elsie Lee, Gloria Schleusner, Jean Harreld, Sylvia Nickels, Karen Bell, Kate Mulvihill, Kathy Pembleton, Sherrie Zimmerman, Palma Lenn, Jean Zimmerman, Mrs. J. Heitman, Miss D. Kress. SECOND ROW: DeAnna Blessing, Pat Carr,Judy Weiland.Joan Schoeber,Carol Zimprich, Charlotte Betcher, Mary Jane Johnson, Darlene Billings, Charlene Munson, Dorothy Murray, Eunice Mulhern, Joyce Denny, Dorothy Skibbe, Mary Denny, Ardis July,Pat Lee,Ethel Sanderson. Marilyn Hanson. THIRD ROW: Joan Aswegan, LaDonna Noble, Carla Schroeder, Carol Aswegan, Dorothy Alcott, Wendy Lenton, Pat Wheeler, Judy Jestus, Nancy Bratrud, Ardis Boyum, 111a Yet- ter, Carol Schwarz, Arlene Smalley, Aria Yonkovich, Ardith Rogers, Marlene Denny, Lola Seehusen, FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss D. Mark, Miss D. Byram, Miss L. Benner, Miss D. Rumpff, Miss B. Mork. SEC- OND ROW; Lillian Weber, Pat Peters, Vivian Farley, Bonnie Mathison, Helen Dubbels, Marilyn Lecy, Margaret Swygrnan.Judy Blessing, Phyllis Louks, Eleanor Evans, Joanne Mulvihill, Bonnie Amos, Janet Swanson, Donaldeen Whitney, Marlys King, Carol Wilson. THIRD ROW: Sharon Clark, Joyce Gathje, Sandra Woods, Marilyn Howe, Kaihy Kerich.Rose Greene, Betiy Francis, Kathy Loll, Pat Sanford, Pat Crane, Lottie Lecy, Pauline Higgins, Pat Lindholm, Marge Glover, Eileen Anderson, Nancy Briese . FOURTH ROW: Carol Nickols, Helen Bushman, Betty Lange, Janet Hinkle, Nellie Zierath, Barbara Lowrie, Judy Travis, Marie Harreld, Carol Kidd, Mary Jane Long, Ardis Everts, Kate Carroll, Janet Meredeth, Rebecca Gathje, Brenda Travis. Pat Quandt. FIFTH ROW; Joyce Cottrell, Lois Christianson, Delores Holt, Delores Hanson, Virginia Griffin, Jane Swygman, Sue Bratrud, Laurel Christianson, Lorraine Wilson, Donna Tjepkes, Dianna Tjepkes, JoAnn Hinkle, Audrey Ringen, Cathy Boucsein, Dorothy Smalley, Not pictured: Marge Risser. 32 MASQUERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Jane Long, Margie Glover, Pat Carr, Joanne Mulvihill, Rose Greene. Margaret Swygman, Nancy Briese, Joan Bremseth, DeAnna Blessing, Pat Lee, Pat Lindholm, Helen Dubbels, Mary Denny. Eleanor Evans, Judy Travis, Rebecca Gathje. SECOND ROW: Richard Francis, Ardis July, Marilyn Lecy, Brenda Travis. Carol Kidd, Joan Aswegan, Virginia Griffin, Marie Herrald, Barbara Lowrie, Marlene Denny, Ardis Everts. Delores Hanson, Gary Kuehntopp. THIRD ROW: Peter Streiff, Audrey Ringen, Lois Christianson, Nellie Zierath, Gary Thompson, Gary Boyum, Darby Piens, Jane Swygman, Marge Risser, Helen Bushman, Betty Lange, Sue Bratrud, Mr. J. Bacon. FOURTH ROW: David Sackett, Harry Kidd, Ralph Ballinger, Jim Mathison, Lambert Mulhern, Norb Mills, Paul Engel, Vern Billings, Troy Fix, Wayne Billings. Jim Ballinger, Jack Roeder, Melvin Mullenbach, Jim Hensley. NOT PICTURED: Eileen Anderson. SPEECH CONTESTANTS FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss D. Mark, Mrs. M. Gullickson. Miss Rumpff, Mr. J. Bacon. SECOND ROW: Hil- mar Bittner, Judy Clark, Barbara Gifford, Susan King, Thelma Ballinger. Mary Taylor. Marie Gronert, Faye Boettcher, Katherine Adams. Carol Swartz, Pat Peters. Charlene Munson, Mary Jean Herrald, Sylvia Nickel. Janice Engel. Gail Cottrell. Judy Alink, Audrey King, Pat Crane, Mike Bremseth. THIRD ROW; Jim Hensley, Bonnie Mattison, Palma Lenn, Elsie Lee, Dick Francis, Janet Meredith, Joyce Gathje. Margaret Swygman, Ardis Boyum. Carol Kidd. Charlotte Belcher, Carol Griffin. Audrey Ringer, Judy Weiland, Wendy Lenton, Kathy Kerich. Ginny Hoeft, Betty Francis. FOURTH ROW; Paul Schaefer, Dorothy Murray, Eunice Mulhern. Peter Streiff, Judy Jestus, Pat Carr, Pat Lee, Joanne Hinkle, Barbara Lowrie. Janet Hinkle, Marie Herrald. Rabecca Gathje. Joan Bremseth, Helen Dubbels. Carla Schroeder. FIFTH ROW; Virginia Hoeft. Pat Quandt, Brenda Travis. Lois Christianson. Virginia Griffin. Harry Kidd, Norb Mills. Ralph Ballinger. Nancy Bratrud. Betty Lange. Marge Risser, Mary Denny. Helen Bushman. Ardis Everts. Judy Travis. S3 STEWARTVILLE FIRST ROW. left to right: Marge Glover. Pat Lee, Judy Jestus. Elsie Lee. Alice Evans. SECOND ROW; Kathy Kerick. Marilyn Howe. Nancy Bratrud, Ardis Boyum, Mel Mullenbach. Helen Dubbels, Ralph Ballinger. THIRD ROW: Don Foss. Charlene Munson. Joyce Gathje, Audrey King. Steve Fix, Dave Larson. Carol Aswegan. Gary Kuentopp, Donaldeen Whitney. Rose King. Ronald Hensley. Phil Larson. FOURTH ROW: John Dubbels. Betty Francis. Carol Wilson. MAJORETTES BRASS SEXTET L Sharon Root, Audrey Jahns, Phyllis Eppard. FIRST ROW. left to right: Mel Mullenbach, Helen Dubbels. Hillmar Bittner. Pat Carr. Virginia Griffin. STANDING: Dick Francis. SI HIGH BAND FIRST ROW, left to right: Richard Francis, Hillman Bittner. Delores Hanson, Pat Carr, Thelma Ballinger, Carol Schumann. Eleanor Evans. SECOND ROW: Jim Jestus, Mary Jane Long, Dale Himmer, Wendy Lenton, Rebecca Gathje, Pat Lindholm. THIRD ROW: Vern Lovestead, Gary Boyum. Brenda Travis. Pat Wheeler. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Clark. Ken Schaefer. Troy Fix. STANDING: Judy Travis, Jim Lenn, Wayne Billings, Peter Strieff, Ross King, Eunice Mulhern. CORNET QUARTET Ralph Ballinger. Helen Dubbels, Gary Kuehntopp, Mel Mullenbach. CLARINET QUARTET Andis Boyum, Judy Jestus, Marge Glover, Pat Lee. 35 MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Jay Robinson, Director; Palma Lenn, Rose Greene, Margie Glover, Ardis July, Joan Bremseth, Ilia Yetter, Mary Jean Herrald, Darlene Billings, Phyllis Louks, Elsie Lee, Dorothy Murray, Audrey Ringen, Joanne Mulvihill, Aria Yonkovich, Judy Travis, Becky Gathje, Dorothy Murray, Cathy Bouscein. SECOND ROW: Donna Tjepkes, Judy Jestus, Pat Carr, Joyce Denny. Dianna Tjepkes, Joyce Cottrell, Terry Bell, Pete Streiff, Harlan Renken, Ardith Rogers, Eleanor Evans, Pat Lee, Sharon Bleiffus, Wendy Lenton, Brenda Travis, Carol Aswegan, Helen Dubbels, Mary Jane John- son. THIRD ROW: Helen Bushman, Charlene Munson, Arlene Smalley. Kathy Pembleton, Judy Weiland, Ardis Boyum, Patty Peters, Darby Peins, Bob Hale. Vern Bil- lings, Harry Kidd, Marie Herrald, Joan Aswegan, Susie Bratrud, Nancy Bratrud, Marlys King, Eunice Mulhern, Pat Lindholm. FOURTH ROW: Dick Murray, Dale Him- mer, Paul Schaefer, A. G. Wilson, Gary Boyum, Norb Mills, Gary Thompson. Don Quandt, Otis Nelson, Jack Roeder, Jim Ballinger, Dick Francis, Chuck Paulsen, Troy Fix, Melvin Mullenbach, Gary Kuehntopp. NOT PICTURED: Eileen Anderson. 3 GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Donna Tjepkes.Judy Weiland, Charlene Munson. Kathy Pembleton, Kathleen Mulvi- hill, Dianna Tjepkes. Dorothy Murray, Palma Lenn, Gloria Schleusner. Elsie Lee. Mary Jean Herrald, Mary Jane Long. Audrey Ringen, Becky Gathje, Mary Jane Johnson. Dorothy Smalley. Cathy Bouscein. SECOND ROW: Rose Greene. Marilyn Hanson, Lola Seehusen, Joyce Denny, Patty Peters. Joyce Cottrell, Marilyn Lecy, Pat Lee, Joanne Mulvihill, Betty Lange, Sharon Bliefus, Wendy Lenton. Dorothy Alcott, Sylvia Nickel THIRD ROW: Helen Bushman. Ardis July. Arlene Smal- ley, Judy Jestus, Lillian Weber, 11a Yetter, Carol As- Wegan, Ardis Boyum, Brenda Travis, Dianne Taylor, Nancy Bratrud. Marlys King. Marie Herrald, Susie Bra- trud, Ardith Rogers, Marlene Denny. Mary Denny, Elea- nor Evans. NOT PICTURED: Marge Risser, Eileen An- derson. 37 Left to Right: Eleanor Evans, Joan Bremseth, Margie Glover, Judy Jestus. Brenda Travis, Marilyn Lecy. Left to Right: Palma Lenn, Pat Lindholm. Pat Carr, Joyce Cottrell, Donna Tjepkes, Marge Risser, Re- becca Gathje, Wendy Lenton, Helen Dubbels. HOMECOMING Left to Right: Jim Ballinger, Margie Glover, Joan Aswegan, Queen Eileen Anderson, Pat Lee, Brenda Travis, and Harold Kidd. Queen Eileen Anderson reigned over the annual homecoming celebration of Stewartville High School,which was held on September 30,1955. She was attended by Joan Aswegan, Margie Glover, Pat Lee, and Brenda Travis. The Tigers defeated the Wabasha Indians 13-6. The actual festivities began with the parade led by the queen candidates seated in a chartruse convertible, followed by the high school band, the floats and banners of all the grades. The procession proceeded to the football field for the coronation and pep fest. President of the senior class. Billy Koch, introduced Jim Ballinger, and Harry Kidd who escorted the queen to the throne in the middle of the field. The co-captains received the crown from crown bearers, Kathy Lowrie.and Norman Lecy, then crowned Eileen Anderson, Homecoming Queen of 1955 . The pepfest consisted of interviews with impersonated Hollywood stars including Van Johnson. Marilyn Monroe. Davy Crockett and Mr. Tiger of S.H.S. At halftime the band presented its show, When Grandad Was A Lad. Then the winning floats were announced, and the jun- ior class captured the first prize with their theme Tippy Cannoe and Wabasha Too ; the senior and soph- more classes settled for second and third prizes respectively. The orchestra. Starlighters , brought the 1955 Homecoming festivities to a close with the annual Queen's Dance. 3s OF 1955 ,1! 7th Grade Second Grade Class SCHOOL 41 A LUCKY PENNY” - JUNIOR PLAY FIRST ROW: left to right: Rose Greene. Ardis Everts. Lois Christianson, Audrey Ringen, Marilyn Lecy, Helen Dubbels. SECOND ROW: Pat Lindholm, Ralph Ballinger, James Hensley, Pete Streiff. Dave Sackett, Ronnie Erick- son. Marie Herrald. David Sackett and Marilyn Lecy caught in the act. 42 Genius at work. SENIOR CLASS PLAY FIRST ROW, left to right: Joan Bremseth, Phyllis Louks, Helen Bushman, Joan Aswegan, Sue Bratrud, Eileen An- denson, Brenda Travis, Marge Risser, Pat Carr. Eleanor Evans. SECOND ROW: Jack Roeder, Chuck Paulsen. Jim Ballinger. Duane Hart. Norb Mills. Wayne Billings. Otis Nelson. Gary Thompson, Paul Engel, Curt Nickel. Dick Francis, Mel Mullenbach. Not Pictured: Gary Kuehn- topp. NIGHT OF JANUARY 16 This extraordinary courtroom drama deals tensely with a famous murder trial. It follows American court pro- cedure accurately and realistically, making the play highly educational as well as enormously entertaining. Even the jury is selected directly from the audience and readers an honest verdict. Two short endings are pre- pared. one for the verdict of guilty , one for not guilty , and no one knows which one will be used until the per- formance is almost over. 43 SCHOOL Student leaving the bus and entering the building are beginning another day at S.H.S. After the bell rings the students surge forward and onward to their classes. Before classes the girls primp before the mirror in the hall. Studying is done under the watchful eye of Miss Bonner in the assembly. 44 After a morning’s hard work, the students eagerly await their noon day lunch. LIFE The cheerleaders post optimistic messages on pre game days. After the game is won. the old bell sounds forth our victory to the townspeople. Sophomores learning to control their fingers on the keyboard. The library, appropriately decorated, contains an adequate source of information for all. Selecting the senior pictures makes the seniors realize that graduation day is drawing nigh. ANNUALSTAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: Pat Carr, Joan Bremseth, James Ballinger, Miss D. Mark, Brenda Travis, Sue Bratrud. SECOND ROW: Nancy Btiese, Marge Glover, Bill Koch, Gary Thompson, Paul Engel, Dick Francis, Marge Rissner. Co-Editors Faculty Editor Senior Pictures Division Pages Homecoming School Life-School Events Organizations Class Pictures Sports Editor Ads Assistants Sales Photographers James Ballinger Brenda Travis Marge Risser Eileen Anderson Joan Bremseth Marge Glover Pat Carr Paul Engel Nancy Briese Gary Thompson Sue Bratrud Richard Francis Bill Koch Eileen Anderson Bill Koch Mr. A. Heitman Larry Risser in FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Maynard Howe. Jim Ballinger. Gary Kuehntopp. Norb Mills. Charles Paulsen. Dick Francis, Darby Piens, Mike Mulhern. SECOND ROW: Troy Fix,Pat Delesha, Gary Thompson. Peter Streiff, Gerald Engel, Ronnie Erickson. Richard Murray. Duane Long. THIRD ROW: Vern Billings, Bob Crane. Harold Kidd, John Jordon. Jack Roeder. Don Quandt, Bob Hale. Gerald Amos. BACK ROW; Mr. C. Stevens. Lyle Farley, manager. David Boland. Harlan Renken. Paul Thompson. David Larson. Curtis Nickel. Jim Byrne. Stan Kukuzke, Gordon Senne. Jerry West- phal, Jim Lenn, Steve Trumphold manager; Mr. L. Ellinghuysen. The Stewartville Tiger football team found themselves co-champions of the Whitewater League with six wins, one loss and one tie as the 1955 season came to an end. The squad, dominated by seventeen seniors, was directed by two new coaches, Charles Stevens and Lyle Ellinghuysen. The first game, power- ful Lake City, ended with Stewartville on the short end of a 20-0 score; but a week later the Tigers rallied with a 6-0 victory over the tough Leroy eleven. Stewartville then played Lewiston on their home grounds and ended with a 6- 6 tie. Finally the Tigers ground out victories: Wabasha 13-7, Plainview 19- 6, Chatfield 20-0, St. Charles 13-6, and Grand Meadow 19-12. Thus ending the season with a conference record of four wins and one tie, establishing the Whitewater co-championship with Lewiston. One of the big factors that helped the Tigers establish this fine record was the leadership that was given to them by their co-captains Harry Kidd and Jim Ballinger. Both boys have been out for football since they were freshmen and both contributed determination and spirit to the team. is BASKETBALL rt ft p n t p. A H P- u Jm fi um:M M ui FIRST ROW; left to right: Asst, coach Mr. L. Ellinghuysen, Manager Gerald Isensee, Marvin Haack, Stanley Ku- kuzke, Jim Byrne, Vernon Billings, Don Ouandt, Manager Bob Foss and Coach Mr. B. Eppen. SECOND ROW: Ron- nie Erickson, Harold Kidd, Norb Mills, Duane Long, Jack Roeder, Gerald Engel, Mike Mulhern, Wayne Billings. Melvin Mullenbach, Dick Murray. The Stewartville Tigers found themselves in a three way tie for League Champions with six wins and four losses as the 1955-1956 bas- ketball season came to an end. Although the team lacked height they made up for this in the experience and determination of ten seniors, six juniors and one sophomore. The team often plagued by hard luck showed good sportsmanship even in the eyes of defeat. TEAM RECORD Stewartville Opposition Tigers vs. Kasson-Mantorville 54 78 Pine Island 47 51 • Eyota 63 49 • St. Charles 35 37 • Wabasha 54 52 • Lewiston 52 59 • Plainview 51 46 LeRoy 53 60 • Eyota 57 68 Grand Meadow 91 78 •St. Charles 68 57 Chatfield 59 69 • Wabasha 67 49 • Lewiston 61 58 • Plainview 62 65 •League Games The seniors on the tournament squad: Jack Roe- der, Connie Edgar, Gerry Engel, Vernon Billings, Norb Mills, Don Ouandt, and Marvin Haack. 49 SENIORS If Left to right: Gerald Engel, Vern Billings, Norb Mills, Marvin Haack. Left to right: John Jordan, Darby Piens, Jim Ballinger, Dick Francis Left to right: Patrick Delesha, Don Born, A. G. Wilson, Gary Kuehntopp. SPORTS Left to right: Jack Roeder, Gary Thompson, Wayne Bil'ings, Bob Crane. Left to right: Charles Paulsen, Curtis Nickel. Lett to right: Maynard Howe, Connie Edgar, Melvin Mullenbach, Don Quandt. COACHES : I Charles Stevens, Burton Eppen, Lyle Ellinghuysen, Howard Slo- neker ”A” TEAM CHEERLEADERS n o o v®. n n Pat Peters, Kate Carroll, Rose Greene, Carol Aswegan and Char- lene Munson 1 s B” TEAM CHEERLEADERS Marilyn Howe,Gerald Billings and Audrey Jahns .'� 2 ACTION SHOTS The Kick Off The Tip In Warm Up 53 Twenty Feet FOOTBALL B FIRST ROW, left to right: Billy Hines, Dennis Hayden, Dennis Haack, Jerry Isensee, DuWayne Louks, Ronald Hens- ley, Steve Bleifus, Kenneth Warren, Victor Boland, Mike Bremseth, Luverne Lecy, Dennis Light, Jerry Westrum, Roy Alcott, Hillmar Bittner, Bruce Thompson, John Murray, Dale Nickel, Ralph Zierath, Ronald Jones. SECOND ROW: Donald Meinen, Bob Foss, JohnDubbels, Gerald Billings, Dwayne Witter, Darwin Drager, David Nelson, Dean Wellik, Glenn Wilson, Curtis Sackett, James Jestus, Ross King, Charles Bleifus, John Boeder, Kenneth Nash, Mr. H. Sloneker, Mr. L. Ellinghuysen. BASKETBALL B FRONT ROW, left to right: Mgr. Dennis Light. Paul Thompson, Bob Byrne, Bob Hale, Gordon Senne, David Lar- son, Bob Foss, Mgr. Richard Rud. SECOND ROW: James Jestus, Donald Meinen, Vernon Lovestead Charles Piens Curtis Sackett, Jerry Westphal. THIRD ROW: Ronald Kath, Philip Larson, Glenn Wilson, Dean Haack PaulSchae- fer, Gerald Isensee, Mr. L. Ellinghuysen. WRESTLING FIRST ROW; left to right: David Boland, Don Born, Gerald Amos, Patrick Delesha, Jim Delesha, Gary Thompson, Darby Piens. Jim Ballinger, Maynard Howe. SECOND ROW; Mr. H. Sloneker, Bruce Thompson, Jerry Westrum, David Nelson, Cunis Nickel, John Jordon, A. G. Wilson, Lowell Saterdalen, Kenneth Warren, Gary Kuehntopp and manager Leonard Westphal. THIRD ROW: Charles Bleifus, Dale Nickel, Duwayne Louks, Ronnie Prior, Luveme King, Roy Alcott, Ralph Zierath, Dennis Hayden, Dwayne Witter. The Stewartville Tiger grapplers were tne undisputed champions of the Whitewater conference with a record of six wins and no losses. Ex- perience proved a very helpful factor as five seniors; Gary Kuehntopp, Don Born, Maynard Howe, Darby Piens and Patrick Delesha, went unde- feated through all their conference matches. TEAM RECORD Stewartville Opposition Tigers vs. Winona B” 28 18 Winona A 21 24 Spring Valley 53 0 St. Charles 27 14 Albert Lea A 18 29 St. Charles 21 12 Spring Valley 53 0 Kasson Mantorville 41 10 Winona A” 18 29 Blooming Prairie 38 12 Kasson Mantorville 43 6 55 TRACK FIRST ROW; left to right: Patrick Delesha, Stanley Kukuzke, Mike Mulhern, Jim Delesha, Gary Kuehntopp, Har- old Kidd, Gary Thompson, Jack Roeder, Jim Ballinger. SECOND ROW: Richard Murray, Billy Hines, Charles Bleifus, David Nelson, Gerald Amos, Wayne Billings, Bob Crane, Jim Lenn, Darby Piens. THIRD ROW; Mr. L. Ellinghuysen, Peter Strieff, DuWayne Louks, Jerry Westrum, Bruce Thompson, Vernon Lovestead, Jerry Westphal, Eugene Schatz, Gerry Engel, John Jordan, Ronnie Erickson, Dick Francis, Mr. C. Stevens. v. BASEBALL ¥ FIRST ROW; left to right: Darby Piens, Jim Ballinger, Mike Mulhern, Don Quandt, Melvin Mullenbach, Norb Mills, Harry Kidd, Vern Billings, Peter Streiff, John Jordan, Maynard Howe. SECOND ROW: Mr. H. Sloneker, Manager John Dubbels, Charles Piens, Dean Haack, Dayton Rud, Curtis Nickel, Gordon Senne, Bob Hale, Wayne Billings, Paul Thompson, David Larson and Ralph Zierath. 57 ADS THOMPSON'S RECREATION HALL, is often visited by Stewartville High StuJents for fun and relaxation. Mr. Leo Ringey stands ready to serve at all times, whether it is behind the meat or the grocery counter. Mr. WarrenAnding, a new friend, displays his line of goods, colorfully and appropriately. WARREN'S For sound Peace of Mind, get your insurance from Mr. A. WINKEL'S. Mr. Kuntzisready to serve you with all your lumber needs from the HAYES-LUCAS LUMBER COMPANY in Stew- artville. Well known GLEN JAHNS of Racine will sell or ser- vice your farm machinery for you. Get it at BERG’S is the motto of Mr. Bob Berg where a full line of drugs and cosmetics is sold. For your Hardware Needs, consult A. E. Lindholm, STEWARTV1LLE HARDWARE. LUMBERING TIES BUILDI MALL SAWS AND TOOLS BKEMSETH LOGGING Ralph Bremseth PHONE 2418 RACINE. MINNESOTA SKOGMOS STORE “The Friendly Store” QUALITY SHOES CLOTHES for THE ENTIRE FAMILY Mr. £ Mrs. Jos. Komatar, Prop. PH. 429 INTERSTATE POWER COMPANY Better Light Better Sight Stewortville Minnesota ERDMAN’S Super Markets Stewortville Kosson Chatfield Mantorville FORD MOTOR COMPANY Stewortville Minnesota Jim Leben's, Prop. NEWMAN KRAFT STUDIOS Rochester Minnesota Good luck. Seniors, may you realize your future ambitions. CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS GAS - OIL ACCESSORIES HERB LIGHT Maynard Blegen, Prop. RADIO-TV SERVICE BULK DELIVERIES Low ell Brown, Agent PHONE 405 Stewartville Minn. HAACK’S ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE MOBIL SERVICE GAS - on GREASING PHONE 272 TIRES Sparton and Admiral T.V. Phone 480 KINSLEY AND DENNY, PROP. GRIFFIN FURNITURE Congratulations to The Class STEWARTVILLE PHONE 3281 Of 1956 DR. E. J. KOHLER Veterinarian STEWARTVILLE CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY ASSN. Continuous Quality Edwin Born, Operator Lake Florence Brand Creamery Butter i 1 111 ■ Stewartville Minnesota -HI Stewartville Complete coverage WOODS ELECTRIC G. E. Dealer THE STEWARTVILLE STAR Quality Phone 271 Gifts and Appliance All wiring needs Phone 226 FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY (INCORPORATED) Home of All American Feeds Compliments CO-OP OIL SERVICE Of Gas Oil Greasing Tires Clyde Burke, Prop. Stan Hall, Prop. RACINE PRODUCE STEWARTVILLE DRY CLEANERS Eggs Poultry Feeds 8 hour service on request Phone 235 Alfred Edgar, Prop. Robert Barthelme, Prop. LUKE'S CAFE Congratulations to The Class “A GOOD PLACE TO EAT of 1956 Mr. Mrs. L. Aswegon, Prop. JOSEPH A. STREIFF Attorney at Low BRATRUD AND FOSS SERVICE p -f mnup (J WITH Phone 445 RCA TV Plumbing Heating rjyij Our Specialty WHEELER’S BOOTERY BREMER’S Our Own Hardware Fine Shoes your kind of store Rubber Footwear Repairing phone 5061 A Wheeler, Prop. General Hardware Frigidaire Appliances Gift and Household Items Best Wishes, Seniors Compliments of TOP QUALITY MEN’S CLOTHING LLOYD PASZEK Congratulations, Seniors Your friendly barber and sporting goods dealer. J. B. Johnson, Prop. LIGHT’S STANDARD STATION HORTON BEAUTY SALON Automotive repairs, gas, oil, Congratulations to the accessories Senior Class of 1956 Horry Light, Prop. Herb and Ida Horton ROY'S FEED FARM SERVICE May happiness and good luck follou you, today, tomorrow, and always. Stewortville Minnesota Phone 463 TARSILLA CAFE LOWRIE SALES SERVICE JUSTUS INSURANCE AGENCY General Repairing and Welding Tires and Batteries Phone 486 The Best For Less Phone 459 A Home Owned Agency Congratulations Graduates See Us For All Your Banking Needs THE STEWARTVILLE NATIONAL BANK Phone 234 The Bank of Service STEWARTVILLE PLUMBING HEATING CO. Telephone 3721 Waterbury Furnaces Eljer - Kohler - Crane - Am. Std. Plumbing Fixtures FOOTE Woodworking Kitchen Cabinets and Formica Tops Stewartville Minnesota Phone 259 0. R. Foote The following is a list of the merchants and businessmen who did not care to purchase an ad, but, instead, donated generously. A FRIEND ILLA BURKE A FRIEND JORGENSON’S RED OWL Congratulations to the Class of 1956 Be Sure With Pure Complete Automotive Service SINN’S PURE OIL SERVICE