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

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I, Lloyd Oehlke, will my unique artistic ability to anyone who can understand it. I, Kathy Pembleton, will my friendly smile to Barbara Boucsein. I, Harold Ploenzke. will my car to anyone who can afford to run it. I. Harlan Renken, will my ability to answer Mr. Beyer point-blank to Curt Sackett. I, Larry “Snap-Happy” Risser, leave my camera and equipment to Tom “Camera-Crazy” Berg. I, Carolyn Rud, will my ability to sit in English class all year and not say a word to Joyce Gathje. I. Lowell Saterdalen, will my ignition switch to anyone who can make the complicated thing work! I. Paul Schaefer, leave everything but Ginny. I, Gloria Schleusner, will my spot as projection club typist to anyone with nimble fingers and lots of time. I. Joan Schober, will my long eyelashes to anyone who thinks he can see through them. I, Carol Schwarz, will my banking interests to any girl who can find some eligible banker. I, Gordon Senne. will my suave, masculine charm to Dean Wellik. I, Arlene Smalley, leave my position as librarian third hour to anyone who has third hour free. I, Janet Swanson, will my great debating talents to Kathy Kerich. I, Paul Thompson, will my garage to any hard-working mechanic. I. Lillian Weber, will my acquaintances in Grand Meadow to anyone who is sick of Stewartville. I, Judy Weiland, will my ability to write English compositions to anyone in Mr. Beyer’s English classes. I, Wayne Welch, will my ability to hear music during each class tothe teachers. I. Dennis Wendt, will my intelligent jokes to someone who can figure them out. I, Patricia Wheeler, will my ability to drive to anyone who knows as little about it as I do. I, Donaldeen Whitney, will my slim figure to John Dubbels. I, Lewis Wibben, leave. I, Patricia Wilcox, will my ability to become a senior to anyone who thinks he is smart enough. I, Ilia Yetter, will my ability to catch a man to any girl who is having trouble catching one. I, Aria Yonkovich, will my artistic ability to Philip Larson. I, Stewartville High School, will all the people in the Senior Class of 1958 to the world with the hope that it will use them in the best way. CLASS MOTTO “Know Thyself CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER White Rose 21

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CLASS WILL We, Carol Aswegan, Kate Carroll, and Nancy Bratrud, will our ability to run the mile in one minute to anyone who thinks he is good enough. I, Lorin Aswegan. do will my unique ball-room dancing ability to Ronnie Davis. I, Karen Bell, will my speed in shorthand to Kathy Loll. I, Darlene Billings, will my class ring back to my steady in hopes for a diamond. I, Sharon Bleifus, will all my old shorthand notebooks to the janitor to burn! I, James Elessing, will my ability to pass an English test to Steve Fix. I, Judy Blessing, will my quiet manner to Marilyn Howe. I, David Boland, will my pick-up truck to David Nelson. I, Ardis Boyum. will my unique ability to sing flat to Bob Foss. I, Willard Brandt, will my loud, forceful voice to Ginny Hoeft. I, Warren Buxton, will my unlimited vocabulary to Glenn Wilson. I, Robert Byrne, leave my sweet disposition to Lucille McClellan. I, Gloria Denny, will my ability to be correct at all times to Eugene Schatz. I, Earl Eddy, will my many freckles to Wanda Erickson. I, Vivian Farley, will my quiet ways to Gary Stensrud. I, Janice Geerdes, will my long hair to Richard Walters. It will keep his ears warm on the way to Racine. I, Deane Haack, will my beautiful blond hair to Barbara Gifford. I, Robert Hale, will my line to anyone who can use it as I always did. I, Dave Hardke, will my curly, golden locks to anyone with a strong comb. I, Mary Jean Harreld, will my red hair and rosie cheeks to Jerry Isensee. I, Judy Jestus, will all my sweat shirts to my brother, Jimmy Bob. I, Mary Jane Johnson, will my famous speech in English class to anyone who has enough nerve to give it. I. Richard Keenan, will my locker between two wild girls to anyone who is immune to bruises. I, Paul Kellner, will my ability to win first prize for getting all the answers wrong to anyone who thinks he is smart enough. I, Marlys King, will my ability to blush to Mr. Stevens. We, Marlene and Marlys Kirkland, will our ability to get along with each other to Loretta and Lottie Lecy. I, Stanley Kukuzke, will my abilitytorun the high hurdles to my little brother Jim. I, David Larson, will my position as Co-Captain of the Tigers to Dean Wellik and Gerald Amos. I, Franklin Lecy, will my loud, boisterous ways to Jerry Billings. I, Elsie Lee, will my lovely soprano voice to Larry Gifford. I, Palma Lenn, will my height to Harris Nelson. I, Wendy Lenton, will my big brown eyes to anyone who needs them. I, Carol Lindholm, will my skill with figures in bookkeeping to Bonnie Amos. I, Donald Lowrie. will my tractor driving to Margaret Weber. I, Bonnie Mattison, will my accent to some good Swede. I, Janet Meredith, will my stately walk to Kathy Loll. I, Eunice Mulhern, will my Rochester boy friend to anyone with a roving heart. I, Kate Mulvihill, will my quietness (in school) to Marilyn Amdahl. I, Charlene Munson, will my ability to lead a cheer for my favorite senior to Marilyn Howe. I, Dorothy Murray, will my brother toStewartville High School. I, Sylvia Nickel, will my ability never to write the Career Club Constitution to someone in next year’s shorthand class. 20

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BACK ROW, left to right: D. Distad, R. Foss. C. Bliefus, G. Billings. L. Gifford. R. Boone. R. Beach. B. Briese, D. Greene. SECOND ROW: W. Kiehne, C. Boettcher, M. Howe, H. Bittner. D. Alcott, J. Gathje, G. Amos, M. Hanson, K. Kerich. FRONT ROW: B. Amos, J. Engel, D. Evenson, B. Gifford. G. Eddy. B. Francis, V. Boland. P. Crane, Mr. Dehne. JUNIORS BACK ROW, left to right: C. i .arson, C. Sackett, D. Wellik, P. Larson, H. Nelson, G. Wilson, J. Wesphal, A. Stiles, E. Schatz. SECOND ROW: K. Warren. L. Lecy, F. Robertson, C. Nichols, C. Kirkland. C. Schroeder. C. Zimprich, D. Skibbe. FRONT ROW: L. Lecy, A. King, L. McClellan, K. Loll, E. Mullenbach.