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

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CLASS WILL We the oblivious seniors of 1961, leaving S. H. S., do in sound and sane minds, leave this our last will and testament. We the seniors of 1961, will to the junior class, the prestige and honor of the name, Seniors; to the sophomore class, the hard task of living up to all our accomplishments. I, Kathy Adams, will my tent to anyone who dares to use it. I, Roy Alcott, will my locker with all its accessories to George Beach. I, Thelma Ballinger, will my isolation booth to Marjorie Alcott. I, Bill Bardwell, will my courage to take hard subjects to Larry Westrum. I. Harold Barrows, will my chauffeuring service to Dick Gifford. I, Jim Billings, will my overworked Oldsmobile to David Himmer, may it rest in peace. I, John Boeder, will my practical knowledge of geometry learned from a pool table to Lynn Benson. I. Fay Boettcher, will my ability to operate the mimeograph machine to anyone who wants dirty hands. I, Audrey Bom, will all my Tommy Sands records to Ralph Carter. I, Betty Brekke, will my ability to wear my glasses all the time to Steve Fabian. I. Mike Bremseth, will my self-appointed genius to Jug Jordan. 1. Diana Brintnall, will my ability to get along with Mr. Shafer to anyone that has him for study hall. I. Charlotte Carlson, will my book, Gullible's Travels, to Mary King. I, Jamie Carr, will my ability to blow my own horn to Sharon Clark. I, Billy Carr, will my connections in the office to Sharon Witter. I. Judy Clark, will my athletic ability to Ronnie Paukert. I. Jeanette Davis, will my variety in hair styles to Linda Renken. I. Phyllis Eppard, will my Cupid's bow and arrow to Melvin Boone. I. Alice Evans, will my office as president of G.F.C. to Ronald Henry. I. Roger Evenson, will my sweaters to Carole Saterdalen. I. Don Everts, will my favorite cow to Carol Ankenny. I. Doneane Farley, will my slender outlook on life to David Lawrence. I. Steve Fix. will my taste in clothes to Paul Zimprich. I, Jim Foote, will my repertoire of jokes (it's about time I got rid of them) to Dave Copeland. I, Don Foss, will my promptness to Ruth Klenke. I. Marie Gronert, will my blond curly locks back to Goldilocks. I, Dennis Haack, will my uneventful evenings to Don Wolfgram. I, Dennis Hayden, will my butchering ability to Pauline Zimprich. I. Mary Alice Himmer. will my quiet voice to Sandy Knapp. I. Ginny Hoeft, wil my bomb to anyone who cares to drag it off the street. I. Mildred Holt, will my noon hour rides to Marlene Dahle. I. Genevieve Johnson, will my state of complete exhaustion to Nancy Noble. I, Marlene Johnson, will my late hours to Kay Denny. I, Robert Johnson, will my motorcycle to Mary Engel. I. John Paul Jones, will all my athletic equipment to any sucker. I. Phyllis Keenan, will my flirting instincts to Ellen Skibbe. I, Jim Kelly, will my inactivity during the daylight hours to Vernon Weber. I, Laverne King, will my old Kaiser to Tim Berg. I, Rose King, will my position as first cornetist in band to any girl who would like to sit by Douglas Johnson. I, Sally Knapp, will my happy-go-lucky attitude to Laurel Vomhof. 20

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DAVID L. WENDT ..Rip Van Winkle has nothing on me. FFA 4. BEATRICE E. WHITNEY She keeps her thoughts to herself—mostly. MARY E. WHITNEY Quiet in appearance with motives un- known. CFC 3; Declamation 1. DWAYNE A. WITTER Love is too simple a game for a brainy man to indulge in. Football 5, (co-captain, Sr.); Wrestling 5, (co-captain, Soph., Jr.); Track 3; Baseball 5; Annual Staff 1; Student Council 2, (Pres., Sr.); Lettermen's Club 4; Class Pres., Uth; Class V.-Pres., 10th; Junior Class Play; Valentine Royalty. MICHAEL L. YORK Parting is sweet sorrow, but school is real pain. , 0 Mixed Chorus 2; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3; Baseball 2; FFA 2; Declamation 1; Letter- men's Club 3. ROBERT J. ZIMPRICH A closed mouth catches no flies. FFA 1. 19

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I, Beverly Kramer, will my position on the newstaff to Ronald Renken. I, Dorothy Kramer, will my store of inside information to Edith Evans. I, Kenneth Laabs, will my inquisitive look to Elaine Rud. I, Phyllis Larson, will my inspiring giggle to Bill Kabage. I, Sandra Light, will my blush to John Larson. I, Marjorie Marshall, will my quiet greetings to Donna Marshall. I, Judy Mattison, will my love of dancing to Douglas Marsh. I, David Mullenbach, will my rank as the only boy in the clarinet section to Dale Hart. I, Karen Nelson, will my ability to find tall men to my sister Nancy. I, Sandra Nelson, will my spontaneous wit to Lonnie Ames. I, Dale Nickel, will my flowery penmanship to DeLoris Pehl. I, Randy Nickel, will my cheerful outlook on life to Orwell Gunderson. I, Dennis Oehlke, will my bookworm instincts to Janice Kuehntopp. I, Nancy Reich, will my loud, healthy laugh to Frank Weber. I, Bob Sanderson, will my naturally red hair to Paula Jahns. I, Robert Schoeppner, will my poker-face to Don Hale. I, Carol Schumann, will my big, brown eyes to anyone who doesn't want to resist them. I, Jim Seaver, will my ability to get along with underclassmen to some stuck-up kid. I. John Sheimo, will my logical reasoning to Ed Rowley. I, Jim Sobek, will my gold-plated valve-lifter to Leslie Runkle. I, Steve Strum, will my classy hairdo to Dennis Stenberg. I, Mike Tjepkes, will my sunglasses to Donna Welch. I, Paul Toogood, will my magnificent head of hair to Mr. Ronan. I, Judy Trygstad, will Rock Dell back to the Indians. I, Eileen Tvedt, will my ability to stop growing at an early age to Mike Sheimo. I, Helen Wallner, will my love of jazz to Bonnie Wallace. I. Kathleen Warren, will my babysitting jobs to Diane Skow. I, Phyllis Waugh, will my qualifying answers to Gary Cooper. I, David Wendt, will my bib overalls and matching tie to Elra Eilders. I, Beatrice Whitney, will my silk scarves to Pat Hines. I, Mary Whitney, will my pony-tail to Sharon Wiles. I, Dwayne Witter, will all my superior qualities to those who need them. I. Mike York, will my devilish look to Ronnie Wilson I, Robert Zimprich, will my perfect attendance record to Maria Warren. CLASS COLORS RED AND SILVER CLASS FLOWER RED ROSE CLASS MOTTO IT ISN’T THE SHIP YOU SAIL BUT THE COURSE YOU SET 21