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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1962 volume:

TIGER SPIRIT Presented by The Senior Class Stewartville High School 1962 Dedication Ws, the Senior Class of 1962, dedicate this annual to Mr. John T. Ronan with sincere gratitude for his time and effort put forth in our behalf. He has not only presented facts to us but has made these facts meaningful to us. In this way we feel he has helped prepare us for a more meaningful life. 2 Administration The responsibility of running Stewart ville High School at the height of its ca- pacity rests on the very competent shoulders of the administration and Board of Education. Superintendent Schaefer, administrative head, along with the school board, forms the school policy of Stewartville High. Mr. Knapp, principal, is given the big task of see- ing that this policy is efficiently en- forced. Mr. Wantock, guidance coun- seler and helpful friend of any student with a problem, is the final cog in the efficiently run machinery of our school. Mr. Schaefer, Superintendent Mr. Knapp, Principal Mr. Wantock, Guidance Counselor Faculty Mr. Donald Baumgard History, Health Mr. Sidney Berg Mrs. Mary Ellen Bowerman Library Physical Ed., Geography 5 “n't Mrs. Margreta Brekke Art, Mathematics, and History. Mr. David Huntley English and Speech. Miss Dorothy Bryan Commercial Mr. Darrel Jaeger Industrial Arts Mrs. Margie Gullickson English Mr. James Kern English and Coach. Mr. Allan Heitman Science Mr. Gordon Koehn Vocal Music Mr. Lavern Hillesland Mathematics Mrs. Marion Lenton English and Geography, Mr. Lloyd Hoberg Agriculture Mr. Lyle Nelson Mathematics and Coach. Mr. Jerome Otterness Social Studies Mr. Charles Stevens Social Studies and Coach. Mr. Jay Robinson Instrumental Music Mrs. Alice Voxland English, Latin, and Spanish. Mr. John Ronan English and Publications. Mrs. Mary Wantock Commercial Mr. Robert Schultz Mathematics and Coach. Mr. Calvin Wolf Science, Mathematics, and Audio-Visual. Mr. Jack Shafer Industrial Arts, Commercial, and Drivers Education. Mrs. Tora Woodman Science and Home Economics. Mr. Howard Sloneker Biology, Health, and Coach. Miss Marlene Ziebarth Home Economics The pictures on this page represent the people whose auxiliary efforts have much to do with the success of the Stewartville educational system. Each day throughout the school year you will find Mrs. Roeder and Dorothy Kramer, office secretaries, ready to help students. Each afternoon at 3:45 you will see our two faithful janitors, Oscar Bakken and Maynard Blegen, preparing the building for another day of hard work. Much credit should be given to the cooks, Mrs. Fauver, Mrs. Russert, and Mrs. Murray, who prepare hot lunches for us at noon. The bus drivers, too, perform a service which is dear to the hearts of those who have heard the old-timers tell of walking to school through nine-foot snow drifts. 8 CLASSES 9 Class Motto A Good Mind Possesses a Kingdom Class Colors Blue and Silver Class Flower White Rose Senior Class Officers Class Officers: Treasurer, George Beach; Secretary, Sharon Witter; President, Betty Schleusner; Vice-President Pat Hines. Class Advisor: Mr. Otterness. 10 LONNIE AMES I'd rather draw than talk. Football, 1; Basket- ball, 1; Track, 3. GEORGE BEACH If football is music, he'd be a whole brass band. Class Vice-President 7; Class Treasurer 12; F.F.A. (Treas.- Soph., Jun., Pres. Sr.); Speech 2; Jr. Class Play; Band 3; Football 4 (Co- capt. Sr.); Basket- ball 2; Lettermen 4; Valentine Royalty; Baseball 2; Track 5. VERNON BOETTCHER There's room at the top, but who wants to climb. F.F.A. 4; Projection Club 2. SHARON CLARK In school she's studious-- maybe--but out of school just wait and see. Mixed Chorus 2; Glee Club 2. LEONA DAVIS Maybe some think I'm shy, but I don't let the fun go by. Librarians 3; (Sec. 12); Annual Staff; C.F.C. 2; Career Club; Speech 2; Junior Chorus 1. DAVID COPELAND You'll never change my mind. Projection Club 1; Foot- ball 1; Basketball (Mgr. 8); Lettermen 4; Baseball 1; Track 4. MARLENE DAHLE There never was a saint with red hair. Career Club 1; Junior Class Play 1; Mixed Cho- rus 1; Glee Club 1. MARGARET EHRESMAN A stick of dyna- mite. Speech 1; Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 3; Junior Chorus 3. ELRA EILDERS Is there a heart that music cannot melt? F.F.A. 4; Projec- tion Club 1; Mixed Chorus 3; Vocal Ensembles 2; Jun- ior Chorus 1; All Star Chorus 2. J MARY ENGEL Like granulated sugar: sweet and refined. Class Secretary 9; Student Council 3; (Vice Presi- dent 12) Librarians 1; G.F.C. 3; (Treasurer 11;) F.T.A. 2; Speech 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Clee Club 1; Junior Chorus 2; C.A.A. 3. PAULA ELLINGHUYSEN Life is a serious problem: so are the boys. Class Treasurer 1; Student Council 3; (Secretary 12) G.F.C. 3; Newstaff 1; Speech 1; G.A.A. 4; Valen- tine Royalty; Homecoming Royalty Queen. EDITH EVANS Virtue, modesty, and truth are the guardian an- gels of women. G.F.C. 4; (Vice Pres. 12) F.H.A. 3; (Vice. Pres. 12) F.T.A. 3; Vice. Pres. 12 Mixed Chorus 2; Glee Club 2; Band 5; Band Ensembles 2; All Star Chorus 1; All Star Band 1. PAUL GERBER All Larks don't fly. F.F.A. 4; (Secretary). CAROLYN GIBBS Pretty eyes, pretty smile, her name is worth keeping on any file. F.H.A. 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 3; (Sec.) Vocal Ensembles 1; Band 1; C.A.A. 2. ORWELL GUNDERSON To know how to hide one's ability is great skill. Mixed Chorus 2; Junior Chorus 1; All Star Chorus 1; Wrestling 1; (Man- aging) Letterman 2; Baseball 2. DONALD HALE Who says muscles make the man? Class President 10; Student Council 1; Junior Class Play; Junior Band 1; Band 5; Band En- sembles 1; All Star Band 1. PATRICIA HIMMER Bright as a ray of sunshine. G.F.C. 4; F.T.A. 1; Speech 1; Junior Band I; Band 3; Career Club I (Sec.- Treas.). SANDRA JANSSEN It's not a crime to be short, only a nuisance. G.F.C. 4; Career Club 1; Junior Band 1; Junior Chorus 1; Band 4; Band Ensembles 1; G.A.A. 5; Librarian 1. MARY KING One reason why all men don't prefer blondes. Treas. 8; Student Council 9; Libra- rian 1; G.F.C. 3; Speech 2; Junior Chorus 2; Valen- tine Royalty; Home- coming Royalty. DOUGLAS JOHNSON Women may come, women may go, but I blow on forever. Class Pres. 11; Student Council 2 (Pres. 12); Jun- ior Class Play; Band 3; Band Ensembles 2; Mixed Chorus 1; All Star Band 2; Valentine Royalty. JOHN LARSON Everything is relative. Class Pres. 7; An- nual Staff (co- editor); Band 2; Football 3; Letter- man 2 (sec. 12); Track 3. GARY MILLER Patience, girls, you'll have your turn. Vice President 11; FT.A. 4; Band 5; All Star Band 2; Football 3; Basket- ball 4; Lettermen 2; Track 3. DOUGLAS MARSH I want to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. F.F.A. 3. MARY McGRAND Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. Librarian 1; G.F.C. 4; Career Club 1; Projec- tion Club 1; Junior Cho- rus 2; G.A.A. 3. NANCY NELSON Experience makes us wise. Class Sec.-Treas. 10; Librarian 1; G.F.C. 1; F.H.A. 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Glee Club 2; Vocal Ensembles 1; G.A.A. 3; Valentine Royalty; Home- coming Royalty. ALLEN N1CKLAY When I find love; I'll analyze it in a test tube. F.F.A. 3 (treas. 12); Projection Club 1; Track 2. RONALD PAUKERT Quiet until you know him. Student Council 2; Bas- ketball 4; Baseball 4; Letterman 4; Valentine Royalty. DELORIS PEHL Her smiles are great, her friends unnumbered. Librarian 1; G.F.C. 4; F.T.A. (sec. 11 pres. 12); Newstaff 1; Speech 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 3; Vocal Ensembles 3; Junior Chorus 1; All Star Chorus 2. t NANCY NOBLE Few words with many thoughts. GT.C. 4; Career Club 1. DIANNE PEHL Wherever there is a hu- man being, there is an opportunity for kindness. Class Sec. 7; F.T.A. 3; G.F.C. 3 (pres. 12); Newstaff 1; Speech 5; Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 3; Vocal Ensem- bles 3; All Star Chorus 2. LINDA REN KEN Did you say a party? I'll be there. Student Council 2; G.F.C. 4; Newstaff 2; Junior Class Play Mixed Chorus 2; Glee Club 2; Vocal Ensembles 2; Jun- ior Chorus 2; G.A.A. 3; All Star Chorus 1; Valentine Royalty. GABRIELLE RETT ER The young people of today may be settling down but what about the young people of to- night? Student Council; G.F.C. 1; F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 1; Home- coming Royalty. DANIEL SCHOEPPNER One who never smiles. Junior Chorus 2; Basketball. STEVEN SCHWARZ I take care of my character; my reputa- tion takes care of itself. Football 3; Letterman 4 (sec. 11); Track 4. VERNON SEEHUSEN Variety is the mother of enjoyment. Football 2; Basketball 2. CECELIA TAYLOR 1 have a heart with room for every joy. Librarians 1; G.F.C. 4; F.T.A. 2; Career Club 1; Newstaff 1; Speech 1; C.A.A. 4. MICHAEL SHEIMO He who is tall, sees all. Mixed Chorus 2; Vocal Ensembles 1; Band 6; All Star Chorus 2; Foot- ball 3; Basketball 4; Let- terman 2; Track 4. maria warren Pleasant words are valued and do not cost much. Librarians 4; G.F.C. 4; F.H.A. 2; F.T.A. 3; Newstaff 2; Speech 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 1; Junior Cho- rus 2. DONNA WELCH She's a joyous lass, the giggles of the class. G.F.C. 2; Career Club (Pres.) 1; Newstaff 1; Projection Club 1; Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 3; Band 2; All Star Chorus 2. SHARON WILES Short and sweet. G.F.C. 4; Career Club 1; Speech 1; Junior Class Play 1; Junior Chorus 1. SHARON WITTER An athletic gal is plain to see, quite a friend we'll all agree. Secretary 11,12; Annual Staff 12; G.F.C. 3; F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 2; (Treas. 12) G.A.A. 5. RONALD WILSON Just because I don't tell everything I know doesn't mean I don't know it. President 8; Treasurer 11; Student Council 8; Foot- ball 3; Basketball 4; Let- terman 3; Track 4. DONALD WOLFGRAM A good disposition is more better than gold. F.F.A. 4; Speech 1; Junior Class 11; Football 5; Basket- ball 5; Letterman 3; Valentine Royalty; Track 3. ARTHUR JOHNSON Wine, women, and song are getting me down, I guess I'll have to give up singing. Mixed Chorus 3; Vocal Ensembles 1; All Star Chorus 3; Football 3; Basket- ball (Manager 1) Lettermen 3; Valentine Royalty. HAROLD RUD To study or not to study, that's the question. Wrestling 2; Track 1. BETTY SCHLEUSNER If she's a sample, we'll take a dozen. President 12; Student Council 2; C.F.C. 4; (Secretary 11) F.H.A. 3; (Vice President 12) News- staff 1; Speech 1; Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 3; All Star Chorus 2; Valentine Royalty; Home- coming Royalty. WILLIAM K ABACE What I don't do to- day I'll do to- morrow. ELLEN SKIBBE One of those quiet girls who never stops talking. Librarians 3; C.F.C. 4; Newsstaff 4; Speech 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 3. PAUL ZIMPRICH If school is liberty, give me death. F.F.A. 3; Football 1. PAULINE ZIMPRICH I've got to go on a diet, I gained one pound last year. Class Vice Pres. Junior; Librarians 3 (Vice-Pres. 2, Pres., 4) G.F.C. 4; Newsstaff 4; (Jr. Sr. editor) Speech 1; C.A.A. 6. I Lonnie Ames, will my dainty engineer boots to Margaret Mary Malloy. 1 George Beach, will my dancing ability to any body with two left feet. I Vernon Boettcher, will my ability to show films to Ralph Carter. I, Sharon Clark, will my quiet ways to Patty Gerber. 1 David Copeland, will my self-constructed superiority to Arvin Ringen. I Marlene Dahle, will my undyed red hair to Linda Lawson. I, Leona Davis, will my artistic ability to Mr. Heitman. l| Margaret Ehresman, will my ability to get along with the Spring Valley girls to Melvin Boone. I, Elra Eilders, will my innocent smile to Mr. Knapp. 1, Paula Ellinghuysen, will my class ring to anybody who hasn't tried it out. I, Mary Engel, will my ability to get A's in school to Dallas Herrald. I, Edith Evans, will my first flute chair to Marlene Larson, hoping she can follow Mr. Robinson. 1, Paul Gerber, will my wild nights and sleepy days to Paul Schumann. I, Carolyn Gibbs, will my Christmas spirit to Miss Ziebarth. I, Kenneth Gunderson, will my philosophy of bachelor-ism to Kenny Schmidt. I, Donald Hale, will my saxophone to Paul Dormody so he can blow twice as loud. I, Ronald Henry, will my suave, debonair character to Lyndon Taylor. I, Patricia Himmer, will my translations of Caesar's Wars to Mary Hamill. I, Patrick Hines, will my safe driving ability to Peggy Lenton. I, Sandra Janssen, will to everyone the hope that I will grow. I, Arthur Johnson, will my bass voice to Lynne Benson. I, Douglas Johnson, will my talent to tell good jokes to Mr. Stevens. I, Gerard Jordan, will my masculine appearance to Jim Kukuske. I, William Kabage, will my floor shift to a great driving enthusiast, Kay Denny. I, Mary King, will my position as Mickey Mouse Club secretary to Mrs. Wantock. I, Ruth Klenke, will my size 45 shoes to Bobby Bardwell. I, John Larson, will my well developed intellectual abilities to Roger Kroupa. I, William Loll, will my bedroom slippers to Miss Byram. 1, Richard Louks, will my collection of sweaters to Diane Skow. I, Myrna Manthei, will my curly, dark hair to Mr. Otterness. I, Douglas Marsh, will my locker by two wild girls to anyone who is immune to bruises. I, Mary McCrand, will my ability to talk myself into trouble to Sally Evjen. I, Gary Miller, will my brilliant track record to Dick Sattre. I, Nancy Nelson, will my long limbs to Marjorie Alcott. I, Allen Nicklay, will my trig, book back to Mr. Hillesland. I, Nancy Noble, will my shoulder-length hair to Mrs. Bowerman. I, Ronald Paukert, will my versatile personality to Max Lybeck. We, DeLoris and DiAnne Pehl, will our ability to get along to Beverly and Brad Larsen. I, Frank Reese, will my ignition switch to anyone who can make it work. I, Linda Renken, will my laugh back to the hyenas. I, Ronald Renken, will my philosophy about women, Love them and leave them (I love them and they leave me) to Cary Stensrud. I, Harold Rud, will my long, blond hair to anyone with a strong comb. I, Gabrielle Retter, will the fun I've had in the United States to the next foreign exchange student. I, Betty Schleusner, will my long eyelashes to him who can see through them. I, Daniel Schoeppner, will my black leather jacket to Mr. Berg. 1, Steve Schwarz, will my position as junior executive for Mr. Stevens, to Mike Weick. I, Vernon Seehusen, will my wrestling position to any girl who wants to take advantage of the boys. I, Ellen Skibbe, will my very warm outgoing personality to Mr. Jaegar. 1, Eugene Stoltenberg, will my ability of close cooperation with the teachers to Connie Haack. I, Cecelia Taylor, will my ability to remain calm at wrestling matches to Mr. Sloneker. 1, Laurel Vomhof, will my ability to argue successfully--sometimes--to Mr. Wantock. I, Marie Warren, will my ability to be a jerk (soda) to Ellen Bissen. 1, Francis Weber, will my note-passing ability to any other poor guy surrounded by girls who feel they must correspond with each other in Social Problems. I, Donna Welch, will all my Elvis Presley pictures and records to Mr. Huntley on the condition that he will take good care of them. 1, Larry Westrum, will my supreme status at the head of a pool table to Danny Risser. I, Sharon Wiles, will my stature to Mr. Jack Shafer. I, Ronald Wilson, will my artistic handwriting to Mr. Ronan. I, Sharon Witter, will my two remaining athletic brothers to the S Jl.S. Athletic Department (they can keep them). I, Donald Wolfgram will my back seat in algebra to Gloria Welch. 1, Paul Zimprich, will leave a big sigh of relief. I, Pauline Zimprich, will my ability to hide behind a telephone pole to David Lawrence. 19 Most Likely To Be President Most Apt To Be Seen In Principal's Office Most Alert F Wildest Personality Most Studious Most Scientific Best Alibier Most Likely To Succeed 20 Most Gullible Advisor, Mr. Sloneker, H. Bussman, T. Berg, Advisor, Mr. Shaefer, S. Knapp, W. Tesch, Advisor, Mr. Huntley, L. Carlson. E. Rowley, S. Owen. M. Drewes, Advisor Mr. Wolf, J. Isensee, J. Eggler, Advisor Mrs. Wantock. Class Officers The class officers are the elected leaders of their respective classes and are responsible for planning and co-ordinating the activities of their classes. For the seventh graders, being an officer is a new experience in student government and leader- ship. The main projects of the junior high officers are to help plan parties for their classes and to supervise the construction of their Homecoming floats. The duties of the sophomore officers are more varied and involved. Besides keeping minutes and financial records, they lead the class in planning and presenting several dances after the games. The junior officers are undoubtedly busier than any of the other officers. They appoint and head committees for the selection of rings, class play, and most important of all, the Prom. The senior officers have to make graduation plans. They plan announcement and personal cards, and class trips. Advisor, Mr. Koehn, B. Larson, S. Dormody, S. Hayden, J. Oehlke, Advisor Mrs. Gul- lickson. D. Beach, R. Warren, Advisor, Mr. Robin- son, T. Mullenback, N. Gray. 21 TOP ROW: E. Rowley, T. Putney, E. Wasilowski, G. Stenerud, R. Swygmen, J. Miller, A. Ringen, T. Nelson, R. Vaupel, R. Moehnke, G. Oeltjen, P. Schumann. SECOND ROW: V. Weber, G. Welch, B. Oehlke, J. Schumann, L Naatz, S. Rud, D. Skow, R. Sanderson, C. Taylor, C. Wendt, W. Tesch. FRONT ROW: B. Wallace, J. Riddle, S. Taylor, E. Rud, J. McBride, B. Shaw, J. Reich, C. Saterdalen, S. Owens, M. Trygatad. • Juniors TOP ROW: Mr. Shafer, M. Boone, S. Fabian, R. Kroupa, C. Boettcher, R. Armstrong, J. Betcher, D. Haack, D. Himmer. SECOND ROW: D. Harreld, D. Gifford, J. Copeland, K. Denny, R. Carter, J. Kukuzke, L. Kiehne, S. Knapp. FRONT ROW: C. Ankenny, E. Bissen, S. Lingenfellter, S. Evjen, J. Crane, M. Larson, J. Erickson, L. Ben- son, M. Alcott. 22 TOP ROW: M. Weick, L. Oeltjen, L. Taylor, L. Miller, J. Schwarz, R. Witter, D. Stenberg, C. Piens. THIRD ROW: M. Nelson, D. Wasilowski, M. Schumann, D. Marsh, K. Smidt, D. Sattre, F. St. Lawrence, D. Schroeder. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sloneker, J. Moen, K. Strum, B. Sanderson, C. Yonkovich, J. Mathison, M. Malloy, C. Root, H. Ostby. FRONT ROW: D. Risser, D. Mullenbach, J. Seaver, P. Whitney, S. Schrandt, R. Swanson, H. Yetter, M. Thomp- son. Sophomores TOP ROW: L. Carlson, H. Bussman, T. Bacon, R. Bacon, R. Johnson, M. Hall, M. Hamill, C. Amos, C. DeYoung, J. Lange, J. Engel, D. Johnson, D. Fisher, M. Aswegan, Mr. Huntley. THIRD ROW: L. Davis, B. Ellinghuysen, L. Lawson, C. King, R. Balzum, T. Kabage, B. Dubbels, P. Lenton, G. Ellinghuysen, P. Dormody, D. Hart, D. Lawrence T. Berg. SECOND ROW: N. Eggler, D. Bell, J. Koch, E. King, D. Kirkland, L. Trie, J. Bissen, B. Loth, V. Garry, D. Harreld, C. Hansen, A. Everts, R. Drewes, D. Henick. FRONT ROW: N. Hockens, G. Kiehne, D. Hodge, L. Ferguson, M. Evans, D. Bailey, L. Daniels, C. Henke, K. Kuisle, G. Derr, P. Jahns, J. Hoff. 23 TOP ROW: K. Yeadon, P. Trumpold, P. Preston, S. Reiber, C. Wibben, J. Myhre, R. Rath burn, R. Marshall, G. Niemeycr, L. Ostby, R. Wiles, D. Pingree, L. Schroeder. THIRD ROW: S. Rowley, J. Ottjcs, R. Pehl, L. Oeltjen, P. Paukert, A. Sexton, M. Schumann, C. Toogood, G. Taylor, J. Mcschke, A. Nelson, R. Stabb, M. Skibbe. SEC- OND ROW: M. Carr, A. Stiles, E. Miller, V. Teach, G. Reese, K. Witter, D. Pembleton, D. Mervin, D. Swanson, T. Whitney, M. Wallner, Mr. Wolf. FRONT ROW: S. Wibbon, N. Nichols, C. Seehusen, Malone, C. Wendt, D. Wellick, C. Nienow, G. Wendt, L. Taylor, L. Shaw, D. Stoltenberg, M. Wilcox, T. Odell. Freshmen TOP ROW: B. Bussman, N. Laabs, R. Johnson, W. DeYoung, D. Gifford, M. Kirkham, L. Luhmann, E. Kuhlman, D. Hyland, J. Jestus, M. Holzer, M. Hrdlicka. THIRD ROW: D. Foss, J. Himmer, M. Jahns, M. Drewes, K. Himmer, G. Gathje, J. Eggler, J. Eggler, L. Holmberg, D. Jacobson, A. Henseley. SECOND ROW: G. Kabage, J. Armstrong, J. Garry, L. Herrick, C. Haack, A. Alcott, M. Denny, S. Benson, D. Bentley, R. Eilders, J. Isensse, D. King. FRONT ROW: R. Eddy, M. Logan, R. Kuisle, L. Hodge, P. Derr, S. Evenson, C. King, N. Lundy, C. King, R. Bakken, E. Anderson, Mrs. Wantock. 2 1 TOP ROW: M. Bussman, K. DeKok, G. Boettcher, L. Whitney, C. Ruszler, L. Nickel, A. Snyder, M. Klomp, R. Marshall, M. Oeltjen, F. Rodenz. THIRD ROW: L. Putney, M. Dubbels, R. Sumner, S. Hayden, J. Gathje, M. Thorson, C. Pila, M. Stotko, E. Stiles, J. McDonnough, S. Mount, Mr. Koehn. SECOND ROW: J. Reinhart, S. Marshall, B. Sexton, L. Winkles, B. Schleusner, B. Preston, S. Nickols, S. Sobek, G. Wilson, M. Robertson, T. Pau- kert. FRONT ROW: D. Wellik, A. Ottjes, M. Schumann, D. St. Lawrence, R. Taylor, M. Taylor, P. Nienow, D. Stenberg, J. Oehlke, D. Runkle. Eighth Grade TOP ROW: D. Aslesen, N. Hochens, L. Clark, M. Hall, M. Lybeck, T. Bell, T. Carr, O. Dana, R. King, R. Davis. THIRD ROW: J. Jestus, D. Clark, D. Crane, R. Blegan, T. DeKok, B. Eilders, L. Gifford, C. Campbell, F. Kuisle, D. Johnson, C. Boone. SECOND ROW: G. Hyland, J. Keenan, J. Gathje, S. Fauver, B. Larson, L. Ferguson, D. Jahns, D. Hall, N. Lecy, S. Dormody. FRONT ROW: B. Larson, S. Ingelbrct, R. Hoover, D. Runkle, B. Janssen, K Kabage, G. Kiehne, L. Bctchcr, J. Lundy, M. Anderson, Mrs. Cullickson. 25 TOP ROW: M. Teigen, R. O'Dell, C. Peterson, D. Warber, C. Sheimo, R. Warren, B. Miner, D. Westfall, B. Stotko M. Robinson, J. Marshall, C. Marshall, D. Wallner. THIRD ROW: D. Mount, T. Malone, A. Taylor, K. Rollie, D. Stoltenberg, M. Kroupa, M. Seaver, S. Meschke, L. Staab, J. Horstman, M. Blakely, T. Malloy, M. Wingert. SEC- OND ROW: M. Seehusen, B. Shrandt, D. Vaupel, P. Wiles, D. Bremseth, B. Tesch, J. Holmberg, D. Matzke, R. Wel- lik, J. Wasilowski, D. Smith, J. McCallum, L. Monen, Mr. Robinson. FRONT ROW: L. Ringey, J. Sattre, N. Moen, C. West rum, N. Ottemess, C. Nicklay, E. Thompson, P. Tjepkes, B. Marshall, G. Rud, K. Lowrie, D. Mesenbrine, M. Florine, B. McClellan. TOP ROW: C. Brandt, S. Hanson, N. Gray, V. Evenson, J. Gibbs, J. Johnson, R. Holt, A. Davis, A. King, D. Frie, G. Kuehntopp, Mr. Kern. THIRD ROW: M. Blegen, L. DeKok, R. Wellik, L. Bentley, J. Henke, D. Beach, L. Eil- ders, C. Lundy, T. Copeland, M. Bussman, J. Buckingham. SECOND ROW: D. Kaul, H. Klenke, J. Rodenz, M. Bamlet, D. Lenn, D. Distad, J. Sackett, G. Holzerland, J. Benson, T. Lybeck, D. Risser, D. Brintnall, D. Hodge. FRONT ROW: P. Light, M. Ankeny, C. King, B. Boland, R. Nelson, K. Janssen, N. Glover, J. Dubbels, R. Fisher, T. Mullenbach, D. Schumann, L. Hodge. Seventh Grade 26 ACTIVITIES Student Council The Student Council is the student-governing body of the high school. It is composed of representatives and the class president of each grade who meet weekly under the direction of Mr. Wantock. The activities of the Student Council are varied and deal primarily with the activities and problems of the student body. The Student Council was instrumental in organizing the American Field Service Chapter in Stewartville, thus making it possible to have a foreign exchange student in our school. It also plans and co-ordinates the Homecoming activities which includes the coronation, the parade, the dance, and the selling of Homecoming pins. Each day during the lunch hour, a student council member can be seen selling ice cream, a project that has proven to be very successful. The officers for this year are: Douglas Johnson, president; Mary Engel, vice- president; Paula Ellinghuysen, secretary; and Peggy Lenton, treasurer. TOP ROW: D. Pehl, P. Ellinghuysen, L. Davis, M. Engel, P. Hines, D. Hale, J. Larson, A. Nichlay, R. Wilson, O. Gunderson, Mr. Ronan. FRONT ROW: S. Wiles, E. Evans, D. Pehl, P. Himmer, D. Welch, L. Vomhof, S. Witter, C. Taylor, M. Manthei, P. Zimprich, M. King, S. Janssen. Annual Staff The work of the annual staff began in earnest in October this year and continued until the end of February. Even then not all the work was completed. The business staff still had the job of collecting annual money and distributing the finished yearbooks. The annual staff was headed by co-editors Mary Engel and John Larson, with Pat Hines as business manager. These people were ably assisted by many department heads and the entire staff. Department heads were: Ron Wilson--Art, Deloris Pehl-- School Life, Dianne Pehl--Classes, Edith Evans--Seniors, Paula Ellinghuysen--Fac- ulty, Laurel Vomhof--Activities, Sharon Witter--Athletics. Yearbook staff is not an activity which draws a lot of attention to the students who participate, but it is one of the most demanding of activities from the viewpoint of time and effort involved. Of course, the satisfaction of realizing that you have played a part in producing a good yearbook makes it all worthwhile. Staff at Work Co-editors STANDING: D. Pehl, E. Skibbe, L. Davis, P. Zimprich, C. Amos, M. Engel, M. Thompson, V. Garry, E. Rud. SEATED: Mr. Berg. Librarians The librarians do much to aid students who are using the li- brary whether they are doing research work or looking for a good book to read. The duties of the student librarians are many and varied. Much of the time is spent shelving books, signing passes, and checking books out. Mr. Berg is the adviser to the group. The F.T.A. club is the youngest organization in school. It is be- ginning its third year under the direction of Mrs. Brekke and Mrs. Voxland. The future teachers learn more about teaching as a possible career. They observe the various methods of teaching. During the annual parent --teachers conferences, F.T.A. members serve as guides for the parents and as receptionists for the faculty. F.T.A. TOP ROW: C. DeYoung, M. Malloy, J. Schumann, R. Klenke, B. Oehlke, M. Engel. SECOND ROW: M. Warren, G. Welch, C. Taylor, E. Rowley, P. Zimprich, G. Retter, D. Pehl. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Voxland, E. Evans, D. Pehl, L. Vomhof, S. Witter, Mrs. Brekke. TOP ROW: J. Eggler, M. Drewes, C. Piens, M. Hall, B. Ellinghuysen, L. Lawson, M. Lenton, M. Schumann, R. Drewes, D. Wasilowski, D. Schroeder, C. King, G. Gathje, P. Paukert, A. Sexton, M. Schumann. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Brekke, J. Eggler, C. Toogood, C. Root, P. Jahns, H. Yetter, C. Yonkovich, C. Denny, A. Alcott, S. Rowley, L Herrick, K. Himmer, B. Sanderson, A. Everts, S. Wibben, Mrs. Woodman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wantock, J. Isensee, J. Himmer, J. Bissen, M. Skibbe, J. Garry, G. Derr, M. Thompson, L. Schroeder, M. Evans, D. Pembleton, M. Malloy, J. Mathison, C. Malloy, G. Reese, Mrs. Lenton. FRONT ROW: N. Nichols, S. Evenson, S. Malone, J. Armstrong, D. Wellick, D. Wendt, C. Nienow, C. King, C. Wendt, L. Ferguson, P. Derr, R. Eddy, C. King. G.F.C. The Girls’ Friendship Club is the largest organized girls' club in high school. .All girls in grades 9-12 are eligible to join. The G.F.C. sponsors the annual Valentine Corona- tion and Dance, a high-light of the mid-winter school year. In May the girls are hostesses to their mothers at the an- nual Mother-Daughter Dessert. All women faculty members are advisers for this organization. TOP ROW: K. Denny, M. Manthei, N. Nelson, D. Welch, M. Engel, P. Himmer, L. Davis, L. Vomhof, D. Haack D. Skow D Pehl S Witter, E. Evans. THIRD ROW: J. Crane, M. McCrand, C. Taylor, J. Schumann, G. Reuter, L. RenkU P Singhuysen,’D. Pehl, R. Klenke, P. Zimprich, E. Bissen. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Voxland, B. Oeh ke, G. Welch M. Trygstad, S. Owens, S. Owens, S. Evjen, M. Warren, C. Saterdalen, S. Knapp, C. Ankeny, J. Reich, Miss Byram. FRONT ROW: B. Shaw, B. Schleusner, E. Skibbe, N. Noble, M. Larson, M. King, J. Erickson, L. Ben- son, S. Janssen, B. Wallace, S. Wiles. TOP ROW: D. Skow, K. Denny, J. Schumann, G. Retter, P. Paukert, A. Sexton, M. Schumann, A. Everts, M.Drewes, M. Jalins, C. Haack. SECOND ROW: Miss Ziebarth, A. Alcott, S. Rowley, L. Schrocder, E. Anderson, J. Riddle, J. Armstrong, S. Malone, S. Everson, C. King, N. Lundy. FRONT ROW: M. Taylor, T. Oakes, J. Mathison, M. Evans, E. Evans, R. Klenke, R. Drewes, P. Zimprich, B. Schleusner, C. Wendt, C. Nienow. In Future Homemakers of America, new homemaking skills are F| I A taught, and the basic ones are developed to a greater extent. ♦ I I ♦ %♦ During the school year, the girls are hostesses at coffee hours held after school for the faculty members and administration. Certainly the advisor, Miss Ziebarth, deserves much credit and gratitude for the success of this organization. The purpose of the Future Farmers of America is to teach its members new methods of farming. FFA prepares young men for oc- cupations in agriculture by giving them an opportunity to farm. Some of the members have received honors in various judging contests which include land, meat, and livestock judging. The farm mechanics team also ranks high in the area. Mr. Hoberg is advisor to the group. F.F.A. TOP ROW: K. Yeadon, R. Moenke, H. Bussman, R. Kroupa, D. Marsh, C. Boettcher, M. Aswegan, T. Nelson, E. Eilders, R. Johnson, R. Harreld. FOURTH ROW: M. Nelson, E. Stoltenberg, D. Wolfgram, F. Reese, P. Zimprich V. Boettcher, C. Wendt, P. Preston, L. Davis, D. Hart, C. Wibben. THIRD ROW: R. Sattre, D. Mull’enbach, P. Whitney, R. Swanson, D. Bell, E. King, D. Bentley, W. DeYoung, J. Ottjes, D. Pingrce, R. Rathbun, N. Laabs Mr Hoberg. SECOND ROW: R. Marshall, S. Schrandt, R. Pehl, D. King, R. Johnson, L. Ostby, J. Myhre, R. Bakken ’ R. Eilders, M. Wallner, J. Moen, FRONT ROW: D. Swanson, R. Kuisle, G. Kiehne, P. Gerber, C. Beach, M. Boone, A. Ringen, A. Nicklay, L. Shaw, M. Logan, T. Whitney. TOP ROW: D. Pehl, P. Ellinghuysen, D. Schroeder, L. Vomhof, P. Zimprich, L. Renken, M. Warren, D. Pehl. FRONT ROW: Mr. Ronan, J. Schumann, M. Drewes, C. Haack, J. Erickson, J. Mathison, E. Rud, B. Schleusner, E. Skibbe. Newstaff THE TIGER'S ROAR, written by members of new- staff with the guidance of Mr. Ronan, is published every month. The newstaff spends many long hours writing, re-writing, proofreading, and typing in an ef- fort to make THE TIGER'S ROAR an even better paper. Much valuable journalistic experience is gained by each member which he will always be able to use. The Projection Club is a group of boys who perform a special service for the entire student body. They spend many hours showing films to the various classes. The films add much to the normal classroom instruction. Mr. Wolf is the head of the audio-visual de- partment and adviser to the projection- ists. Mary McGrand makes it possible for the movies to be shown. As secre- tary of the club, she orders all films. Projection Club TOP ROW: C. Wendt, C. Wibben, V. Boettcher, M. Hrdlicka, A. Ringen, M. Boone, R. Kroupa, C. Boettcher, W Tesch. FRONT ROW: Mr. Wolf, R. Dubbles, D. Himmer, G. Niemeyer, T. Putney, J. Kukuske, C. Hanson. 33 BACK ROW: D. Welch; P. Himmer; L. Davis; M. Manthei; M. McGrand; C. Taylor. FRONT ROW: S. Wiles; S. Janssen; M. Dahle; N. Noble; Advisor, Miss Byram. Career Club Career Club is a group of senior girls taking com- mercial courses and planning to enter business or sec- retarial careers. Under the instruction of Miss Byram, the girls receive in secretarial work. The Science Club is made up of students taking science and math courses who are interested in further- ing their knowledge in these fields of study. At their meetings the members conduct experiments and give reports on specialized topics which interest them. Although the club is new this year, it has been very active. Science Club BACK ROW: M. Hrdlicka; A. Ringen; J. Larson; D. Hale; J. Engel. FRONT ROW: W. Tesch; D. Bailey; D. Risser; V. Weber; E. Rowley. 34 BACK ROW: D. Schroeder, C. Haack, G. Cathje, L. Vomhof, D. Pehl, M. Engel, T. Berg, D. Wasilowski, Advisor Mr. Huntley. FRONT ROW: L. Ringey, S. Fauver, B. Wallace, S. Wiles, J. Mathison, J. Isensee, M. Warren, D. Risser, P. Lenton. Speech Those people participating in speech contests have a variety of speech divisions to choose from. There are: Humorous and Serious Intrepretive Reading, Original and Memorized Oratory, Story Telling, Manuscript Reading, and Extemporaneous Speaking. Mr. Huntley, who is in charge of the speech department, held a fo thf Junior High contestants on January 18. The winners of this contest will participate along with 32 High School students in the Senior High contest on March 1st. On March 9th, local winners will attend the District contest at Winona State College and then the contest at Mabel. One Act Play Cinderella Married is the title of the one act play which is, as the title suggests, a hitherto unplished chap- ter in the life of Cinderella. It takes place on Cinderella's fifth wedding anniversary. E. Eilders, D. Haack, B. Wallace, P. Unton, D. Pehl. 35 Left to right: J. Erickson, B. Wallace, D. Armstrong; E. Wasilowski, J. McBride, D. Haack, R. Carter, J Reich L. Benson, S. Knapp. ' ’ Junior Class Play The Broom and the Groom’ was a hilarious production presented by the Junior Class under the fine direction of Mr. Huntley. It was a very timely play being pre- sented on November 3 and 4th. The audience was literally rolling in the aisles when Jane Erickson rode off into the wild blue yonder on her bewitched broom and the Air Force was looking for an unidentified flying object; and the rest of the cast was in a general uproar, all of which John McBride was dreaming. BACK ROW: G. Retter; G. Miller; D. Louks, D. Copeland; P. Hines; G. Beach; P. Ellinghuysen. FRONT ROW: M. Engel; E. Evans; L. Vomhof; D. Welch; B. Schleusner; S. Wiles. Senior Class Play The delightful and amusing play, The Unguided Miss, was presented April 6 and 7 by the senior class. The play, which concerns the American Field Service, com- bines the complications, the exchange of ideas, the humor, and the romance of foreign exchange students and their American families in an enjoyable and, at the same time, educational play. The case is as follows: Clint and Madge Bryce who are the Ameri- can parents of Lucia, Dave Copeland and Laurel Vomhof; their misguided daughter Susan, Edith Evans; Buzzie, Susan’s kid sister, Sharon Wiles; Susan's boy friend, Gary Miller; neighbors, Mary Engel and Pat Hines; Molly, Betty Schleusner; Carlos and Lucia, foreign exchange students, George Beach and Gabi Retter; a judge, Dick Louks, and a probation officer, Donna Welch. 37 BACK ROW: V. Evcnson, D. Pembleton, N. Nichols, D. Wendt, C. King, L. Taylor, C. Nienow, M. Seaver, R. Hoover. THIRD ROW: T. Malone, B. Larsen, S. Dormody, A. King, D. Vaupel, R. Taylor, J. Henke, P. Wiles J. Benson, M. Seehusen. SECOND ROW: J. Sackett, D. Distad, B. Jansen, D. St. Lawrence, L. Eilders, L. Ringy, ’ M. Ankeny, B. Boland, D. Lenn. FIRST ROW: K. Jansen, N. Otterness, C. King, N. Glover, R. Nelson, L. Hodge J. Dubbels, B. Fisher, D. Schumann, T. Mullenbach. Junior Chorus The Junior Chorus is made up of about seventh-five students in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. The purpose of this organization is to further develop skill in singing. A concert will be given in February this year. BACK ROW: M. Oeltjen, J. Eggler, J. Eggler, C. Toogood, J. Rinehart, M. Bussman, C. DeKok, G. Boettcher, M. Skibbe, D. Wellick, R. Pehl. THIRD ROW: J. Marshall, M. Robinson, B. Stotko, N. Grey, S. Hansen R War- ren, D. Stoltenberg, C. Seehusen, N. Lundy, M. Stotko. SECOND ROW: C. Wendt, S. Hyland, J. Jestus, M. Thor- son, J. Gathje, S. Hayden, M. Dubbels, M. Klomp, S. Mount, L. Nickel. FIRST ROW: C. Pila, J. Keenan, J. Gathje, S. Fauver, B. Larsen, L. Ferganson, M. Schumann, D. Stenberg, C. Lundy, J. Oehlke.' 38 BACK ROW: Mr. Robinson, M. Oeltjen, J. Henke, B. Schrandt, T. Malloy, R. Fisher. BACK ROW, seated: B. Boland, J. Sackett, L. Ringey, N. Otterness, T. DeKok, D. Warber, R. Blegan, D. Vaupel, T. Copeland, D. Crane, L. Bentley, J. Cathje, S. Fauver. SECOND ROW: J. Ottjes, L. Clark, M. Robinson, J. Benson, J. Isensee, R. Taylor, M. Blegan, D. Westphal, C. Peterson, J. Eggler, J. Eggler, D. Stenberg, S. Meschke, H. Llenke, J. Dubbels, D. Clark. FRONT ROW: C. Hayden, J. Gathje, L. Staab, R. Warren, N. Gray, C. DeKok, M. Dubbels, G. Boettcher. Junior Band Students in grades seven, eight, and nine who are beginning lessons on a musical instrument participate in Junior Band. The experience gained here makes it possible for them to join the senior band at an earlier age. They give a concert in conjunction with the Junior Chorus in February. Douglas Johnson Paul Dormody BACK ROW: R. Duddels, R. Renken, O. Gunderson, D. Himmer, D. Johnson, A. Johnson, E. Eilders, M. Sheimo, P. Schumann, R. Armstrong, J. Lange, M. Boettcher, C. Hanson, R. Bailey. THIRD ROW: D. Pehl, D. Pehl, B. Ellinghuysen, C. Saterdalen, M. Hall, L. Vomhof, N. Nelson, D. Welch, D. Haack, L. Renken, D. Wasilowski, L. Lawson, C. Gibbs, J. Schuman. SECOND ROW: M. Warren, S. Lingenfelter, S. Owens, M. Trygstad, B. Oehlke, G. Welch, E. Evans, S. Knapp, C. Ankeny, J. Reich, S. Evjen, M. Ehrsman, J. Crane. FRONT ROW: E. Bissen, C. Taylor, K. Kuisle, S. Clark, E. Rud, J. Bissen, C. Derr, M. Thompson, H. Yetter, B. Schleusner, B. Shaw, L. Benson, E. Skibbe, B. Wallace. Mixed Chorus This year the Mixed Chorus is composed of about 61 senior high students. The chorus includes the All-Star Chorus in November, a Christmas Concert, the Vocal Clinic in January, concerts in March and May, and singing at Baccal aureate and Commencement on their list of public performances this year. The test of this singing group s ability comes in April as they are rated on various points at the district music contest. Members meet on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of each week. D. Pehl, D. Pehl, C. Gibbs, B. Schleusner, S. Knapp, C. Saterdalen, C. Ankeny, L. Benson L. Vomhof. Girls’ Quartet Girls’ Ensemble 40 BACK ROW: E. Bissen, C. Taylor, M. Warren, S. Lingenfelter, D. Pehl, C. Gibbs, J. Schumann, J. Crane, M. Ehrsman. THIRD ROW: B. Ellinghusen, C. Saterdalen, M. Hall, L. Vomhof, N. Nelson, D. Welch, D. Haack, L. Renken, D. Wasilowski, L. Lawson, L. Benson. SECOND ROW: S. Owens, M. Trygstad, B. Oehlke, G. Welch, e! Evans, S. Knapp, C. Ankeny, J. Reich, S. Evjen, E. Skibbe. FRONT ROW: K. Kuisle, S. Clark, E. Rud, J. Bissen, G. Derr, M. Thompson, H. Yetter, B. Schleusner, B. Shaw, B. Wallace. Girls’ Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club is made up of senior high girls. They sing at the same concerts and activities that the Mixed Chorus does. The Glee Club meets Tuesdays and Thursdays to practice with Mr. Koehn, our music director. Participants in Mixed Chorus or Girls’ Glee Club may also sing in an ensemble. The number in these groups and the frequency with which they practice varies with each group. BACK ROW: G. Welch, D. Haack, L. Renken, K. Bardwell, FRONT ROW: B. Shaw, L. Lawson, N. Nelson, D. Wasilowski, J. Crane. Diane Skow Triple Trio Majorette BACK ROW: C. Henke, M. Schumann, G. Kabbage, D. Schroeder, M. Armstrong, Director, Mr. Robinson, D. Welch, D. Jacobson, J. Crane, SECOND ROW: M. Manthei, S. Janssen, D. Hart, J. Meschke, D. Hale, P. Dor- mody, N. Eggler, P. Himmer, P. Lenton. FIRST ROW: R. Drewes, S. Knapp, D. Haack. Concert Band The Senior Band plays at various functions such as football and basketball games, pep fests, fall and spring concerts, and at graduation. Members attend a band clinic and practice songs to play at the district music contest held in the spring. A number of students are also chosen to play in the All-Star Band. The Senior Band gives concerts in the summer, too. Ensembles give everyone a chance to play with a group made up of members of his own section, or he may play a solo. N. Eggler, D. Gathje, C. Haack, D. Jacobson. Saxophone Quartet R. Nearing, R. Drewes, M. Manthei, S. Janssen. Clarinet Quartet BACK ROW: M. Schumann, J. Engel, P. Schumann, D. Mervin, A. Hensley, M. Drews. THIRD ROW: C. Root, R. Klenke, J. Jestus, R. Eddy, C. Welch, J. Riddle, M. Sheimo, R. Carter, R. Armstrong, J. McBride. SECOND ROW: J. Schumann, C. Haack, M. Evans, P. Jahns, D. Johnson, D. St. Lawrence, C. Malloy, D. Eilders, S. Schrandt. FRONT ROW: M. Jahns, J. Mathison, M. Malloy, M. Larson, E. Evans. and Ensembles G. Welch, D. St. Lawrence, R. Eddy, B. Bardwell M. Jahns, E. Evans, M. Malloy, J. Mathison Cornet Quartet Flute Quartet 43 TOP ROW: M. Seaver, L. Bentley, L. Gifford, M. Robinson, B. Stotko, J. Cathje, N. Gray, S. Hayden, C. Sheimo, M. Hall, J. Benson. THIRD ROW: N. Hockens, J. Keenan, M. Kroupa, L. Putney, M. Stotko, B. Schleusner, G. Hyland, C. Pila, M. Thorson, L. Staab. SECOND ROW: K. Lowrie, J. Holmberg, P. Wiles, M. Blakely, L. Fergu- son, S. Fauver, S. Nichols, M. Taylor, J. Gathje, Mrs. Bowerman. FRONT ROW: L. Hodge, M. Anderson, J. Oehlke, G. Rud, P. Light, N. Otterness, B. Boland, N. Moen, C. Westrum, M. Bamlet, M. Ankeny. Under the leadership of Mrs. Bowerman, junior high and senior high girls learn to play different sports and also learn to practice sportsmanship. The Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation helps the girls to develop their athletic abilities and to improve themselves physically. Some of the sports the girls play are basketball, volleyball, deck tennis, softball, field games and tumbling. G.A.A. TOP ROW: N. Nelson, D. Haack, M. Hall, S. Rud, K. Denny, J. Eggler, M. Jahns, B. Ellinghuysen, C. Saterdalen, S. Witter, C. Taylor, P. Zimprich, M. McCrand. THIRD ROW: C. DeYoung, L. Vomhof, S. Knapp, C. Ankeny, E. Bissen, C. Root, S. Evjen, C. Denny, M. Skibbe, E. Rud, A. Alcott, J. Mathison. SECOND ROW: S. Rowley L. Herrick, J. Isensee, J. Bissen, P. Jahns, E. Anderson, J. Garry, B. Shaw, G. Derr, M. Thompson, H. Yetter, L.’ Schroeder. FRONT ROW: T. Odell, C. King, N. Nichols, N. Eggler, P. Paukert, J. Eggler, S. Evenson, S. Malone, C. Nienow, R. Eddy. 44 ATHLETICS Seniors in Sports This year about fifteen senior boys have partici- pated in sports. A majority of them helped make up the football team, while others were in basketball and wrestling. The seniors who were in football included M. Sheimo, A. Johnson, G. Beach, R. Renken, F. Weber, S. Schwarz, J. Larson, and R. Wilson. The basketball team includes R. Paukert, G. Miller, G. Beach, R. Wilson, and F. Weber. The three seniors on the wrestling squad are D. Marsh, V. Seehusen, and R. Henry. 46 BACK ROW: Asst. Coach Mr. Kern, M. Holzer, M. Weick, M. Sheimo, S. Fabian, P. Schumann, L. Taylor, A. Johnson, D. Johnson, Coach Mr. Stevens. THIRD ROW: J. Larson, G. Beach, S. Schwarz, R. Wilson, R. Witter, R. Renken, J. Boettcher, T. Bacon, L. Davis. SECOND ROW: J. Schwarz, F. Weber, P. Dormody, D. Lawrence, T. Manthei, G. Ellinghuysen, R. Johnson, D. Stenberg, D. Herrick. FIRST ROW: Manager D. Risser, M. Nelson, H. Ostby, L. Frie, R. Carter, J. Kukuzke, J. McBride, C. Taylor, Manager B. Dubbels. The Tigers ended this year with a 3 and 4 conference record while losing Football both non-conference games. Our team, due to the lack of experience WE THEY and lack of depth, lost many of its Zumbrota 2 18 C games by close margins. The boys Grand Meadow 7 25 NC did, however, win the traditional Leroy 0 15 NC Homecoming battle at the expense of K M 7 13 C Plainview. The senior boys who have Plainview 21 13 C played their last game for S.H.S. and Cannon Falls 7 6 C will be hard to replace are: G. Miller, Kenyon 14 13 C A. Johnson, J. Larson, S. Schwarz, St. Charles 6 20 C R. Wilson, R. Renken, M. Sheimo, Lake City 7 12 C F . Weber, and the Captain for the season, G. Beach. BACK ROW: Coach Mr. Nelson, S. Fabian, M. Weick, P. Schumann, G. Miller, D. Armstrong, J. Boettcher, R. Witter, R. Wilson, R. Paukert, G. Beach, F. Weber, J. Kukuzke. FIRST ROW: Managers B. Dubbels, B. Fisher. Basketball This year the Tiger basketball team has a new coach, Lyle Nelson. The team, played by lack of height and experience, got off to a slow start this year and has a mid-season record of 1 and 7. The boys seem to be coming along much better. The senior boys who are in their last year of basketball at S.H.S. are: George Beach, Frank Weber, Gary Miller, Ron Wilson, Ron Paukert, and of this group George Beach and Ron Paukert are the Co- Captains. BACK ROW: D. Mervin, S. Benson, D. Foss, K. Strum, L. Frie, L. Carlson, Coach Mr. Kern, Managers B. Fisher, B. Dubbels. WE THEY Chatfield 40 67 Cannon Falls 42 47 Kenyon 43 59 Kasson 39 66 St. Charles 40 37 Lake City 49 70 Zumbrota 32 55 Plainview 54 60 BACK ROW: Coach Mr. Sloneker, K. Witter, J. Seaver, L. Hodge, D. Mullenbach, J. McBride, H. Ostby, J. Schwarz, T. Nelson, P. Dormody, C. Taylor, D. Marsh, L. Taylor, V. Seehusen, D. Lawrence. FRONT: D. St. Lawrence. Our wrestling squad has gotten off to a great start despite the lack of maturity and wrestling out of weight. Our losses have been to teams with better balance and experience. There is a chance that several of the boys may go quite far in the tournaments. There are a few prospects coming up from the ’B’ squad. The wrestling team is under the direction of Mr. Sloneker and Mr. Jaeger. The Co- captains are Lyndon Taylor and Harold Ostby. BACK ROW: Asst. Coach Mr. Jaeger, R. Pehl, B. Bussman, L. Luhlmann, D. Johnson, J. Moen, E. King, T. Putney, D. Himmer, D. Hyland, D. Stenberg, S. Reiber, H. Bussman, G. Oeltjen, D. Sattre. FRONT ROW: T. Lowric, D. Eilders, B. Bakken, N. Lecy, T. DeKok, T. Copeland, R. Eilders, S. Dormody, C. Thompson, D. Hodge, Manager J. Dubbels. Wrestling WE THEY Winona 26 26 K-M 22 20 St. Charles 27 14 Rochester 16 28 Chatfield 29 15 Lake City 34 14 Cannon Falls 22 25 K-M 13 30 BACK ROW: G. Miller; R. Wilson; M. Weick; L. Carlson; F. Weber; J. Bettcher; S. Schwarz; G. Beach. FRONT ROW: D. Stenberg; T. Putney; R. Carter; J. Copeland, J. Kukuzke; D. Armstrong; J. Larson. Track With a large number of lettermen re- turning, the track team is looking forward to a very successful season. The boys will be trying to break another school re- cord, a feat which was accomplished last year by one of the returning lettermen, Gary Miller. The track team is coached, by Mr. Stevens. The baseball team has fine returning lettermen who will have to fill the nucleus of an inexperienced team . There are a number of promising younger players on the squad, and the future of the team looks bright. The team is coached by Mr. Schultz. Baseball BACK ROW: R. Witter; J. Bettcher; G. Beach; M. Weick. FRONT ROW: J. Kukuzke; D. Armstrong; R. Paukert; D. Herrick. Cheerleaders and Letterman SCHOOL LIFE Queen Paula I Homecoming On Thursday, September 29, 1961, the student body of Stewartville High School assembled in the gymnasium for the coronation of our new home- coming queen. Homecoming festivi- ties began with the crowning of the queen by George Beach, captain of the football team . Paula Ellinghuy- sen received the coveted crown and the title, Queen Paula I, 1961 Home- coming Queen. On Friday excitement filled the halls. The students were dismissed from classes at three o’clock to at- tend the parade. Despite the wind and drizzle spirits were high. The winning float was constructed by the freshmen and bore the slogan, It's a Plane-View to Victory. The stu- dents came back to the football field for the pepfest. In the exciting game which followed on Friday evening, the Stewartville Tigers lived ap to the slogan on the freshman float and roared to a 21-13 victory over Plainview. The night was capped by a gala affair, the Homecoming Dance. Stu- dents, faculty, and alumni joined in the festivities. King Marvin Betcher Queen Ellen Bissen Valentine Dance The 1962 Valentine Dance, one of the most successful dances this year, was held February 3, in the high school lunchroom. A romantic mood was set by the beauti- ful decorations provided by the Girls' Friendship Club, sponsors of the Valentine Dance. In the traditional crowning ceremony, Ellen Bissen and Jack Betcher were crowned the King and Queen of the 1962 Valentine Dance. 56 Junior-Senior Prom 1961 The beautiful 1961 Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet featured a Moonlight and Roses” theme. Douglas Johnson, President of the Junior class last year, acted as master of ceremonies for the evening program. After a delicious dinner, DeLoris Pehl and Elra Eilders sang Moonlight and Roses and Laurel Vomhof gave a piano solo. Mr. Harland King then challenged the seniors with a short message and Phyllis Eppard read the class will. See my finger, see my thumb . . . The Vienese Waltz Who needs charm school? No driver's license? 59 Betty Grable's competition Loan me a nickel, buddy? Oh! Look at my hair! 1964--Here we come ! Hail! Hail! The gang's all here ! 60 Zeigfeld Follies girls Did someone say march? Blue Suede Shoes Where did you buy it? The Three Stooges Classes Famous for Fine Food Homemade Dressing Excellent Service James R. Slightam, Mgr. Good Luck to the Seniors of 1962 BOB'S CLEANERS ( mtmft Griffin Best in Quality and Service GRIFFIN FURNITURE L. Gray P. Griffin STEWARTVILLE CO-OP CREAMERY FRANK WARREN AT HAY-ES-LUCAS for All Your Lumber Needs Racine Minnesota JACOBSON BUS SERVICE BUS SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR SPECIAL TRIPS We Furnish the Driver— You Have the Fun. Call 2361 Racine Congratulations to the Seniors of 1962! ' Congratulations to the Class of '62 ERDMANS INTERSTATE POWER SUPERMARKET COMPANY You're in Good Hands at MENSINGS BARBER SHOP SCHWARZ STORE Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 NORTHSIDE REPAIR We've Been Progressive Grocers Right Here Since 1928 SPINNING WHEEL Gifts and Flowers Telephone 533-4605 THE BEST IN HARDWARE SUPPLIES STEWARTVILLE HARDWARE Telephone 533-4444 LONG'S CAFE James Boe, Mgr. FARMER’S ELEVATOR CO., INC. Stewartville RACINE IMPLEMENT COMPANY Phone 2101 Racine RACINE ELEVATOR COMPANY Racine Minnesota FIRST NATIONAL BANK CO-OPERATIVE For All Your OIL COMPANY Printing Needs SERVICE STATION Contact The We Specialize in Tire Repairing All Sizes and All Kinds STEWARTVILLE STAR Buy Co-op. It- Pays to Do Business with Yourself. Dave Gadient, Mgr. Phone 533-4644 WARREN'S APPAREL LEBENS FORD Extends Best Wishes to Stewartville High School's Graduating Class of 1962 Ph. 533-4214 LIGHT'S STANDARD SERVICE Extends Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1962 Ph. 533-4635 DR. E. J. KOHLER DR. G. T. WALTERS Veterinarians Stewartville, Minnesota PAULSON'S SHOE STORE AND REPAIR KUNTZ-TEIGAN ELECTRIC CO. New Home and Farm Wiring JESTUS INSURANCE AGENCY Stewartville Rochester Phone 533-8916 Phone AT 2-1537 Service with a Smile Stewartville Minnesota Congratulations! to the Class of 1962 BERG'S DRUG STORE ADVERTISING PAYS. SASS FARM EQUIPMENT These Ads Aren't Thrown Away RINGEY'S FAIRWAY FOODS Phone 533-8866 Leo and Evelyn Ringey Proprietors FOR EVERYTHING MUSICAL BACH CO. ROCHESTER COAST TO COAST STORES From Coast to Coast Einer Johnson—Owner Phone 533-4446 Contribution Three Musketeers Plus One ROY’S FEED AND FARM SERVICE If You Can't Stop, Smile as You Go By. The Senior Class Thanks All the Advertisers Who Make This Annual Possible. 3£ T-' •i-1� r r- t t: wmsmm i r irftirh