Storden High School - Tiger Yearbook (Storden, MN)

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Russy our tall basketball center has always believed an the Good Nexghbor Policy How ever the junior Senior Banquet of 1949 and his trip to Redwood Falls with Lucille proved to be quite mterestmg Lately his interests have been centered In the Freshman Class with none other than joan Engelsen Keith Olson s lovelife is probably the most eventful of all Wtndom has been the focusing point with Sherry Gustafson one of his first interests His mterests have also shifted to Westbrook and Lamberton and now back to Storden where Lucille is the main attraction And then there is Bob Stahl We don t know too much about Bob s romances in his Freshman and Sophomore years as he spent them in Westbrook But as for his junior and Semor years his little hikes to Bunker Hill have proved to be quite interestmg Since the junior Class play his interests have also shifted to Wxndom where the attractxon is none other than Marion Tassler Little Arla is the quxetest Semor and therefore hasn t revealed her lovelife That leaves us to guessing that maybe she and Waverly have a silent romance After all they attended country school together We will always remember Arla when she appeared in red underwear 1n the Senior Class play Currie and jeffers have seemed to occupy his time john wxll always be remembered for his hearty laugh The fameless saying heard when a good joke is told to john is that the joke registered because he always responds with a laugh Myrtle Oleson is the most unpredictable of the Seniors Her interests have been scattered from Lamberton Worthington Westbrook and Storden ln her Freshman year Cliffs trucking business was the mam attraction Myrtle doesn t like window peekers but she says if they have to look whe wished they would wait until after she had flxed her hair At least that s what Myrtle relates in her story of what happened at the State Basketball Tournaments in 1949 Everyone is wondering what Waverly does during the nine months that Nancy is at her home in Little Falls Horses are better than girls anyway aren t they Wave? ? Elwm carries on his romances in wrxting with certain Hawaiian girl I guess he thinks you can convey your thoughts just as well by correspondence He certainly believes in pzckmg them far away anyway Last but not least we have that boy with the athletic ability La Moyne Madson He is known for his many trips to Comfrey with Donald Larsen and his acquaxntance with Mary Ann Williams His interests this last year have centered on a certaxn cheerleader Now that we have snooped and pryed into everyone s private affairs we are sure that some people are thinking that some secrets sould not have been revealed But we want to get serious for a moment to think of all the memories that Storden High School has provided to make our high school days interesting and enjoyable for all of us I am sure we will all miss the halls of Storden High next year and we hope you will miss us as well 11 john Donahue's lovelife has also been quite secret, although we believe that the girls in

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By the beglnnmg of the seventh grade Merton Scharr had also left us to go to Lamberton but Bob Stahl jomed us he came from a country school Miss Rongstad was our teacher at seems that fate had placed us ln the same room again as she had prevxously been our teacher in the third and fourth grades Nothing of importance happened thls year except the flrst Sadie Hawkins Party Remember that? Outstandmg rn our memornes because the class was more stud1ous than usual Durmg the elghth grade Mary Lou Bean Grace Hansen Bob Stahl and Leo Thorsness left our httle group Durmg the middle of the year Myrtle Oleson and Barbara Earp jomed us so there were now eight of us ready to start high school When we started school the next fall we pxcked up three more students from country schools namely jean Hedman Arla johnson and Waverly Engewwxck Thls brought the class total to eleven which is consldered a very small class even for Storden but what we lacked ln number we supplemented m mtelhgence ln our Sophomore year our class made a definite showmg of zts athletzc abxhty as we were runners up 1n the class tournaments At rmdterm Bob Stahl again joined our ever de creasxng class To start the jumor year we had lost two more members of our class Barbara Earp and ElRoy Nerness We had had twelve but now there were only ten of us left We remained thus year he left ul. and went to Westbrook to complete h1s Semor year This was the year of our 'play and the junlbr Senxor Banquet both under the dlrectxon of Mlss Estlll They were both very successful We are now a class of ten gettlng ready for our class play Tlsh dlrected by Mr Parsons As usual we have borrowed some glrls from the other classes We are also pa tiently awaiting Sklp Day and the fun it will bring Another thmg for which we are patlently wanting IS graduatxon and the many social functxons whxch wxll rnark the end of the year and the end of our years nn Storden High School The Semors of 1950 have dxstmgulshed themselves we believe ln many ways members of the class have played promment parts in athletics and other actlvxtxes of the school We hope we have played our role as leaders successfully and we extend our smcere good wishes for success to our successors the jumors Ta ttler veryone of the Storden Seniors has had their ups and downs these past years so now that the end o' our high school days have come we would llke to relate some of them We ll begin wxth jean the brains of the Senxor Class jean has never paid too much attention to men as she says you can t trust them any further than you can see them Although she has gxven up her policy to certain boys such as E1Roy Nerness Allan Math1ason and Mervm Sabohk 1 0 until the second semester of this year. when Lawerence Liepold joined us. At the end of the

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Prophecy One nice january afternoon I started off from my home In Des Moines Iowa an my new Jet propelled plane I had declded I would vxsit some of my classmates from Storden I-hgh School of 1950 Up to the present I had been teachmg school but thxs year I decided that I had enough money put away so that I wouldn t have to teach When I got to the home town of Storden I decxded I would look around and see if any of the class was left there La Moyne was the first one I found La Moyne ns now a family man there were so many kids I couldn t count them I figured that there were about ten or twelve He IS now lxvmg an the old hall over Larsen s Hardware He had just taken over the job of chxef of police that week I found Russell also stxll faxthful to the old town I-Ie had trxed his luck in many occupa txons but had not succeeded in them At present he owns and operates hzs grandfathers hard ware He was busy taking mventory and was two weeks behmd so I decided I would continue on my way I slzpped and fell commg out of the store and wrenched my back and had to go to a chiropractor A beautlful nurse took me to the Doctor s mam office of Robert Stahl I was quite surprlsed to see that Bob was turnxng very gray he zs stall tryxng to catch Maman Ta sler In has spare time he has a l1ttle plot of land on the edge of town where he has a garden and three cows and a few pzgs He said lt was cheaper than buyxng the meat milk and vegetables I stopped at Sanborn corners for my dinner and whll eating I overheard some people tallung about Elame Anderson and that she was now married I decided I would go to her house as long as I was so close I found her on top of the roof laymg shlngles in a pazr of coveralls You see she and her husband were bulldlng thexr own home trymg to save a few pennles Drwmg back to the airport where I had left my Jet propelled plane I heard an awful noise I pulled over to the slde of the road and who do you suppose xt was? None other than Mr W1lson head of the Mxnnesota State Patrol Of all thlngs he claimed that I was speedmg After all I was only gomg one hundred and sixty flve rrnles an hour ln the jet propelled cars Umted States are xmportmg from England whxch they were workmg on in our h1gh school days Mr Wxlson told me that he also owned bowlmg alleys all over Mznnesota and that he had the highest bowlmg score ln the world of three hundred From here I decxded that I would go to Mlssourl the you show me state and spend a few days One afternoon whxle I was there I decided I would v1s1t thelr school When I came Into he offxce of the supermtendent s office I nearly fell from shock when I Saw J0hl'l Donahue slttmg behmd the desk Whlle I was talking to hlm who should come ln but Mxss Estlll who was the prxnczpal I asked hmm how he got along wnth her and he sand just fxne and she xs the smartest teacher he had ever had there I went north and west from he re lnto Montana where I found Kexth spending hls lexsure txme sleeping and he also had a llttle patch of land and a few plgs When questxonmg lum how he made a lxvmg he sald why haven t you heard I owned a whole chaln of gas statxons throughout the United States and had made a fortune so he had decided to retxre here where xt doesu t cost much to hve IZ f I I - - . . - Q I I 1 1 . Q . 4 n u I Q , 0 , . . . . . , . . u - - - . . . - - . - - . . - - . . . 4 . . - . . - . . - S ' , - . . . . . 1 - l 1 ' I . O - s. . . . . . . . . I . s - 1 - . . . . . . . . . , . 9 - ' . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . - . I - I . . .. . . . - . 't . . , . . . . . . . . 44. . . . , - vo . . . - . . . . . , . . . . . - 1