Toronto High School - Viking Yearbook (Toronto, SD)

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5tUc1'6nf Counczl Olga and Ole had the pleasure of attending a student council meeting and were impressed with the democratic way in which school problems were ironed out by this group Standing are Supt Herman and Arnold Lovre, senior Seated at the table are Bonnie Engen, sophomore, secretary treasurer, Richard Bjerke, senior, Eugene Anderson, sen or, vice president, and James Jeglum, junior, presi dent ecfam :mul Mary Harkins KTeacherD, Bonnie Engen, Lois Hanna, JoAnne Biery, Avis Vernlund, Betty Thompson, Betty Skarloken, and Betty Svennes. 18 U Stallbaum, adviserg Lester Lunden, freshman, Neil Ohman, junior, , 6 VK g 5

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Q HAROLD 0 LovR E WASH , NGTQN ADDRE Qufluress of t M we N lemme vf iieprese smug HOME ADDRESS Ufdhh sw waabznggm, E C eg Jepha l lq 0 lgggogsniop C1833 Toronto gggh Schgol Outh Dakota I is 1 fldeed t Sratif hose honored by th Ying to be among T e 1950 Oponto Hieh School A edition Of the Hnual n think ho of th urs I spent ln TOP e many happy the friendship Onto high School 8 d s n there I hav and associations 9 made Consider it thpoueh the years a received my reat pPiVileQe , South D earl! education have ekotgvs I-,ine in one of con SChoo1 l95eratulate the Neqoers Systems and I O on t Of the t 6 y heir successful grad class of Sars Spen uatiOn t in May be dedi Toronto H cated to a safe and lgh SCh0ol free A I Ofte meri Ca . Siflcerely P Olga and Ole looked at this picture of Harold O. Lovre and asked, 'Vel, he looks nice but vat has he done? nHe is a Toronto boy who has made good,H replied the class president. WHe went to school and graduated from our own dear THS and he was a student with a purpose. He went on to higher institutions of learning and met with success until now he is South Dakota's representative in Washington, D. C. where he is working for the betterment of our state and nation. Because we are so proud of his achievements and those of other THS alumni members who have met withsuccess in their own line of endeavor, it is with pleasure that the Viking Staff dedi cates this annual to Representative Lovre and the rest of the alumni.N With shining eyes Olga said, Ole, ve ver in Toronto, too. Yah, said Ole, and you betcha my boots ven I get back to Nyborg, I vill go to skoler vid a purpose, too. 17 Fmsr nfs,-mn A Q ' UTM DAKOT A Room 1220 NEW H Ss: Bun.m,,:'sE OF com , V B ' Exrsuornmls 'N :XO I mteh f . Wrrsn-row,, : ' N Dlmov , a , ' 54- ' . 7, ki E O .v fr . v 5 ' ' I 1 V U O 'Q 11 N A .

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H0 -as 04, Olga and Ole liked to hear the Toronto band play The band director was Supt Stallbaum The band person nel consisted of Howard Horner, Avis Vernlund, Dorothy Westley, Betty Thomp son, Hildegarde Skage, Irene Mathison, Mary Klapprodt, Louene Nelson, JoAnne Biery, Lela Halverson, James Pletcher, Eugene Pletcher, Geraldine DeWa1l, Jean Emerson, Mae Dearborn, and Marjorie Stallbaum At the right is a picture of the band soloists A seige of measles kept Darlene Stallbaum from entering the reg ional contest Avis Vernlund entered the high school contest and won a rating of Ugood Marjorie Stallbaum entered the grade contest and won an excellent rating Pianists L Ramynke H Sxage W Lois Ramynke, Dorothy Nordquist, Vinton Bruflat, Alton Nelson, Ruth Nordquist and Betty Glazier 19 71 'E v if g A1 X '4 T A . Q n z t ,fl :IS ,g ,A ,Jg 5 K 6 v 5