Walnut Grove High School - Logger Yearbook (Walnut Grove, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1957 volume:

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JM ,Sita fe ,QLLIf'lfL6LlflfL8lfLf En fry Jinx Ili-Bzitvs, Ronald Kin-111, Dain Nisscl, Iviilii- Anderson, Bruce Nordstroni, Bill Nordstroln, Climcli Iliirth-y Story, Assistant Coach Larry Korvur, Dick Solscth, Pat Baxtcr, Jack Litfin, Dali- Anclvrson, Wvsluy Rgidlw, Vince Lanni-rs, Tvam Managers Owen Eggc and Chuck Baxti-r. cjrjf IMIKE ANDERSON 3-W wEs1,b:Y RMJKE BILL NORDSTROM e 4-K -15 Q 7 it Q -3 - ' 54 K R., 0. .- X X hx ,vi E .xky V ii RM. v af I ' X X1 f DA L E AN D E RS ON JACK LIT FIN F N'1 W CHARLOTTE OTTO SONDRA NORDSIDEN Senior Class President Girls' State National Honor Society National Honor Society Annual Editor F' r 'fy ,H -K 4 0-.. I wa on -- nr :sinh RONALD KUEHL Boys' State National Honor Society mgiut QUIK! gall! Wlll'CAl'5 af JSE! n yt v, 0 L.: J ' L K , 'Sxgf if S ,J , is 1 - 1 s KENNETH AN DE RSON Most valuable playc-1' of Gold Mi-dal Tournament because of his all-around defensive and offensivv ability and his conduct during the entire tournaiiiciit, Q7 f7C' if E . . . 0111 UC'0lIllI'1q f MTH 2.1.5 . -i 2. is lin 7 55,4 li' 'Q Q M fm, fl fc . M4 1 4 Q A 5' Qu, N YLV. 'f P .gf xv , 1' . X - 4 as J 5551 1-Y B S 4 2? M L!, k 'i X x Ky ini! 4 M- M .fdcfminifsfrafion Mr. Glenn R. Shaw, Superintendent, Mr. Walter Doubler, Mr. Sam Bertschi, Treasurer, Dr. W. C. Ferguson, Chairman, Mr. Emil Steffen, Mr. W. I. Egge, Clerkg Mr. Harry Heggerston, Vice Chairman. Thomas O. Valyik, PRINCIPAL Glenn R. Shaw, SUPERINTENDENT Augsburg College, B, A, University of Nebraska, B.A. University of Minnesota, B. S. , M. A. UYUVCTSUY Of MiHHeS0ta, M- A. Mrs. R. Buterbaugh Mrs. Martinson School Secretary Grade Principal - AJ, ' 1-1 Mankato Teachers College, B.S, K: 1 Xi. MR. CASHMAN St. Cloud State BJ MRS. DEAL E Mankato State MR. FORDHAM College, B. A. li MR. KORVER College, B. S. MR. MANN University of Texas, B. A. University of Minnesota MR. STORY Mankato State Teachers College, B.S. MR. STOVE White Water State Teachers Collegc University of Minnesota, M, A. MRS. TYLER St. Olaf College, B,A. 7 CLCIA, Teachers College ' Teachers Colln-Et B Gustavus Aclolphu South Dakota Stan MCMA? 'MEI' MRS. MAURER Second Grade St. Olaf College, MRS. SEIFERT Third Grade Mankato State Teachers College MRS. COULTER Fifth Grade gnv I ' ,f- ' r B.A. St. Cloud State Teachers College MRS. RUPP Substitute- Fift h and Sixth Grades MRS. HAGEN Sixth Grade Deniidji State Teachers College University of North Dakota, Ph. B. 8 MISS GLYNN First Grade C7 Mankato State Teachers College MRS. BAXTER First and Second Grades Mankato State Teachers College MRS. SALKER Third and Fourth Grades Mankato State Teachers Collt ge MRS. WIECKS Fourth Grade Mankato State Teachers Coll 535' if :rw . I 6 Lx, J Zi I' MK . 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Basketball-9,10,11,12 Baseball-9, lO,1l, 12 F. F. A. -11 Lettermen's Club-10, 11,12 CARROLL BEENS Class Play-ll Football-9, 1O,1l, 12 Lette rmen's Club-1 1, 12 ' f 1 f ix A .. :Q3 .2138 15: I vii J n'e'f ,E pg.. -4 .f,v,.... ', -A rffa, '. f -' fn Q .- n . '-1 DALE DONNER Class Officer-11 Class Play-11 Student Council-11 Football-12 Lettermen's Club-12 SONJA EILEFSON Annual Staff-12 Paper Staff-1O,11,12 Mixed Chorus-1O,l1,12 Girls' Sextet-12 G.A. A. -10, 11, 12 relocwing OWEN EGGE Basketball-10,11 Baseball-9 Basketball Mgr. -12- RUTH FERGUSON Annual-12 Paper-9,11 Chorus-11, 12 Band-9-12 Lib. -11, 12 Class Officer-9, 12 Play-11, 12 Student Council-9, 12 Cheerleader-12 Flute Ensemble-10, 11,12 G.A.A.-1O,11,12 Nat'l. Honor Society- 11,12 LEORA FOSTER III-leell Annual Staff-12 Mixed Chorus-11 Library Club-12 G.A.A.-10,11 JOSEPH FRIEND Class Officer- Class Play-11 Baseball-9, 10 9 SANDRA FORDHAM Annual-12 Paper-ll Chorus-11,12 Band-9, 10, 11,12 Class Play-12 Double Quartet-12 G. A.A. -9. 10, 12 F. H. A. -9 Pep Club-9 Drama Club-10 Nat 1. Honor Society- F.T.A.-ll S TAN LE Y GORDON Pape r Staff- l O 1 Mixed Chorus-10, 11,1 Band-10, 11, 12 Class Officer-9 Class Play-11,12 Student Council-9 Band Officer-12 Brass Ensemble-12 Nat'l. Honor Society- 11,12 .TUDITH GREMMERT Judy Annual-11, 12 Chorus-10, 11, 12 Paper-11, 12 Class Play-ll Student Council-9 G.A.A.-10, 11, 12 Nat' l. Honor Society-1 11, 12 Drama Club-12 Double Quartet-12 Girls' Chorus-11 Class Officer-9 SHARON HAENSEL Annual Staff-11, 12 Paper Staff-11, 12 Chorus-10, 11, 12 Band-10, 11, 12 Library Club-11, 12 Class Officer-9 Class Play-11,12 Student Council-9 Chee rleader-9 Drum Duet-12 Nat'l. Honor Society 0108 Sep JANET HAENSEL Jan Annual Staff-12 Paper Staff-10 Band-9 Class Play-11, 12 Chee rleade r-9 G.A.A.-10, 11, 12 Double Quartet-12 Nat'l. Honor Society- 11,12 ANN HEGGERSTON Annie Annual Staff-12 Mixed Chorus-10 Band-9,1O,11,12 Library Club-12 Class Play-11, 12 Band Officer-12 Brass Quartet-10 G. A. A. -11 Girls' Sextet-12 if PAUL HOLM Mixed Chorus-10,11, 12 Band-11, 12 Class Play-11,12 Brass Ensemble-12 Boys' Ensemble-10 Mixed Quartet-12 Basketball-10 Boys' Chorus-11,12 Latin Club-9 Nat'1. Honor Society- DENNIS JOHNSON A1ibi Annual Staff-11, 12 Library Club-12 Class Play-11, 12 Football-9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball-9,1O,11, 12 Wrestling-9, 10, 11, 12 Lettermen's Club-10, 11, 12 F. F. A. -11 I Nat 1. Honor Society-12 ROSALIE 1-IORNING Paper Staff-11, 12 Mixed Chorus-10,11 12 Library Club-11, 12 Class Officer-10, 12 Student Council- 1 0, 12 Mixed Octet-12 G. A. A. -10 Girls' Chorus-11 Nat'l. Honor Society 11, 12 GEORGE KNAKMUIIS Jim Library Club- 1 1 , 12 Class Play-11 Football-9, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling-10 Lette rmen's Club-10 ll, 12 jf A lm AUDREY NELSON Paper Staff-11, 12 Mixed Chorus-10, ll, 12 Library Club- 1 2 G. A. A. -10 Drama Club- 1 2 Sr. High Girls' Chorus- 11 JAMES OES TREICH llJim I I Band-9 Basketball -9, 10 MARVIN NISSEL Marv. Band-9,10,1l,12 Baseball-9 Wrestling-10' F. F. A. -12 SHARON OLS ON Annual-12 Paper-12 Chorus-10, 11,12 Band-9,10,1l,12 Lib. Club-12 Class Play-ll Band Officer-12 Clar. Flute Quartet-12 Clar. Quartet-10,11,12 Girls' Sextet-12 G.A.A.-1O,11,12 Tumbling- 12 PGP Band-9.10,11,12 , C ORAL YN KRAUSE Annual Staff-12 Mixed Chorus-11,12 Band-9, 10, 11,12 Library Club-12 Class Officer-12 Class Play-ll Student Council-12 G.A.A. -10, ll, 12 Library Club Office r- 1 2 Pep Band-11, 12 EMILY MENTJES Paper Staff-11, 12 Mixed Chorus-10,1l, 12 Library Club-10,1l,12 C1ass'P1ay-11, 12 Mixed Octette-12 Drama Club-10, 12 Sr. High Girls' Chorus- 11 Nat'l. Honor Society- 11,12 LEANNA LANNERS llLeell Annual Staff-12 Mixed Chorus-ll Band-9, 10, 11,12 Library Club-12 Class Officer-10 Class Play-11 Student Council-10 Sax. Quartet-11 G.A.A.-10,11 MARIANN NACKERUD Man Annual Staff-12 Paper Staff-10,11 12 Mixed Chorus-10 11 12 Girls' Sextet-12 G.A.A.-10, 11,12 G. A.A, Officer-12 Zgftf ,!4!lfU6Ly:f DARLENE SEV ERS ON Mixed Chorus-10,11 DAVID TESDELL Annual Staff-ll, 12 Paper Staff-10, ll, 12 Mixed Chorus-10, 11, 12 Band-11,12 Lib. Club-11, 12 Class Play-11 Octette-12 Baseball Mgr. -10 Drama Club-12 Boys' Chorus-11,12 BEVERLY SMITH Smitty Pape r Staff-12 Mixed Chorus-10,l1, Library Club-12 Class Play-11 G.A. A. -10, 11, 12 Drama Club-12 Girls' Chorus-11 RONALD THOMPSON Butch Football-9,1O,1l,12 Basketball-9, 10 Track-9,l0,1l, 12 Wrestling-9, 11, 12 1 Lette rmen's Club-1 1 , 12 Boxing-11, 12 CONNIE OSLAND Annual Staff-11, 12 Paper Staff-12 Mixed Chorus-10, 11, Band-9, 10, 11,12 Library Club-11,12 Class Officer-11 Student Council-11 G.A.A.-1O,l1,12 Girls' Sextet-12 Pep Band-11,12 JOYCE SCHAFFRAN Paper Staff-10, ll, 12 Mixed Chorus-11,12 Library Club-12 G, A. A. -10 Girls' Chorus-ll CHARLOTTE OTTO Chuckie Annual-11, 12 Chorus-11,12 Lib. Club-11,12 Class Officers-11, 12 Class Play-11 Student Council-11, 12 Girls' Sextet-12 G.A.A.-10, 11, 12 Nat'l. Honor Society- 1 2 NORMAN SCHNIEDER Sleepy Annual Staff-10, 12 Mixed Chorus-12 Class Play-ll Track-9 K' M . X-'C MARCELLA VOGL Marce Annual Staff-12 Mixed Chorus-11, 12 Library Club-12 G.A.A.-10,11 CATHERINE WILL Annual Staff-12 Mixed Chorus-11, 12 Band-9. 10, 11, 12 Library Club-12 Class Play-11 Band Officer-12 Clar. Quartet-11, 12 Clar. Flute Quartet- 12 G.A.A.-10, 11, 12 Pep Band-11, 12 Nat'1. Honor Soc. -12 ALICE IVIAE WOODS Annual Staff-12 Mixed Chorus-11, 12 Band-9, 10, 11,12 Library Club-11, 12 Class Officer-10 Class Play-11 Student Council-10 G.A.A.-l0,11,12 0l lfUd,l MARCELLA WAHL Marcie Annual Staff-12 Paper Staff-12 Mixed Chorus-10, 11, 12 Library Club-11, 12 Class Play-11 C1.A.A. -10, 11, 12 BARRY WOOD Dutch Mixed Chorus-10, ll, 12 Band-9, 10, 11,12 Class Play-12 Brass Quartet-11, 12 Football-ll, 12 Wrestling-10 Lettermen's Club-12 Boys' Chorus-11, 12 KENNETH WURSCHER llKenll Football-9, 1O,11, 12 Basketball-11 1 , Q Wrestling-9, 10, 12 ' Lettermen's Club-10, ' 11,12 F. F. A. -12 15 .lint SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Charlotte Otto, Mike Anderson, Ros- alie Horning, Coralyn Krause, Ruth Fe rguson. 4' Tv Mai W!! ZZ.. W E Dear Dave, I read about your debut as a solo oboist at Carnegie Hall and just had to write and congratu- late you. Mr. Linschied should really be proud of you. Surprised, too! Seriously, though, our class has done quite well, don't you think? Modest Mike has made a huge splash in the fashion world by modeling men's swimsuits for Jantzeng and his old crony, Dale is busy traveling about the nation speaking on the farm situation. Remember how he always wanted to be first in speech class ? Mariann was over the other day and said she had a swell time while she was in New York de- signing the furnishings for Sandy's penthouse. Sounds like quite a mansiong the walls are all the shade of S100 bills and the floors are inlaid with silver dollars. Since Coralyn put her new advertising technique on radio, things are really different. The title, One Minute of Silence , is a real switch from the usual types of programs and commer- cials. If you see any odd-colored pigeons flying around, you'll understand the reason Donnie is rol- ling in dough. How he got them that exact shade of purple he's kept a secret. People are just wild about them. Hairless Harry has completely taken the place of Gorgeous George on TV. He's even hand- somer then Yul Brynner now that he's got his head shaved. Marcy is starring with her husband, Dave, on TV. It's good they've gotten over their bashfulness because color TV would show their blushing something terrific! ! Have you seen the new cigarettes, Cheese ? You won't be a bit surprised when I tell you that it's Carroll and Chuck that are making them. Who else would put the picture of a girl in a bikini on a pack of cigarettes 'P ? ? So far, Stanley is the only scientist who is willing to admit that he has done more for the world than Einstein. Must be nice to be so smart. Then of course there are always a lot of kids who just get married and stick to the farm. Le- ora.. Audrey, and Duane are all good examples of this. Speaking of marriage, you should have been to Bev's wedding. Her dress was completely lace. You just can't imagine how beautiful it was. Her chantilly lace train was so long the church couldn't accomodate it. Rosy and Emily are both still working for the New York Times, and I've heard rumors that they're considering buying it out. Why don't you fin-cToT1t if this is true and write to me? Not to gossip, but do you remember how Kenny and Dale D. could never settle down? Well, they still are making it their favorite pastime to chase girls. Ithink it's kind of disgraceful, when you stop to consider that all the other guys have really made something of themselves. But may- be they're having more fun than the guys who got married. Not that there's anything nicer in the world, if you're happy. One good example of married bliss is Connie. She sure must like it as she's been married five times now, and someone told me that there's going to be another as soon as she can get rid of the present. Then the direct opposite is Annie who is working as a missionary with her husband over in Africa. She always did seem cut out for that sort of work, don't you think? Paul is quite busy in the religious field, too. Canada has seen a lot of zealous workers, but none like him. Did you hear the new LP by Judy? She really does wonders with her atomic-powered organ. Organ music has come into style again all because of her. Sharon H. has what she always wanted, a handsome husband and a brick house in a mountain- ous valley. Sonja told me that she saw her while she was on her trip and said that she looked just wonderful. Did you see Sonja's picture on Time? She owns the controlling stock in the Buick Di- vision of General Motorsg Owen helps her out when he's not too busy managing the Lakers. Jim K. 's picture was in there, too, for winning the Mr, Universe title. Another title was won by Denny, who is now head of the Tall Tale Liars Club. Being a senator must help him. Did you go to the Met and see Janet and Barry's new opera? The critics all say there has never been anything like them. Like father, like son, is really true of LeAnna's boys! !! At the rate they're growing now, they'l1 probably even get taller than their Dad. Butch and Jim O. have set up a new Bureau of Standards for TV. Seems awfully strange that their own shop is the only one that can meet the requirements, doesn't it? Poor Ruthie is recovering at home from a broken leg which she got while she was showing her little girl how she used to do cheers. Katie is her nurse, but I don't think they do much but gab about their old high school experiences. 16 V Marcella W. said the new car she won on Bowlerama goes like . . . isixty?j Although Chet isn't any blood relation to Winston, he's doing marvelous in the political field. Sharon O. has replaced Esther Williams as a swim star. There's quite a scandal when she appears in public, because she wears less out of water than in water. This would probably shock poor old Marv who hasn't been seen for the past five years. He decided he was going to be a her- mit and went to the North Pole. Don't you agree that it really took nerve for Charlotte to run for President? She didn't win, but you can't tell about next time. lhrlene was saluted by Vogue recently for having the nerve to wear something truly different . Not many people will wear levis to an opening night performance. Norman is just as good as Gobel on TV. No one can hear the crazy things he says without laughing. The next time you're in Las Vegas you'1l have to stop in at Joe's casino. It's one of the swan- kiest in town and has a gorgeous floorshow. Well, I have to change the baby's diaper now, so I'l1 quit. Hope I haven't bored you too ter- ribly much. As eve r, Alice P.S. Joyce has joined her husband and their three children and are now touring Asia for the Air Force. wemoriea .fdre Wyacle of wid One bright day several years ago, a roomful of shy six-year-olds began a twelve-year adven- ture. With scrubbed faces and well-combed hair--which would stay that way about two minutes-- they eagerly looked forward to joining the occupants of another world--school. Remember? We were those eager youngsters. Then, when we became sixth graders, we began to look forward to Junior High School with all the different teachers and varied subjects which were offered. With the sixth grade, we reached the top of the grade school ladder. We were brought back to earth again when we began our climb up the high school ladder at the bottom rung--seventh grade. We had to get used to changing classes and getting to our rooms on time, which meant no loafing. Oh, how we looked up to the juniors and seniors, who couldbelong to clubs and take part in several extra-curricular activities. We finally completed junior high and got the opportunity to participate in these activities our- selves. We'll always remember the bits of gossip that were passed around in typing class, carn- ouflaged by the clacking of typewriters. Remember the contest we had in Biology to see whose pig had the longest intestines ? Our trip to St. Peter proved to be very educational as well as fun In our junior year, the new high school addition was completed. This provided room for a new department, Agriculture, as well as several other pleasant classrooms. That year we began our money-raising campaign to finance our senior trip by picking up corn. Our class play, Heading for the Hills, a hillbilly comedy, was put on in December. The members of the 'cast had a lot of fun with their first acting attempts, although they gave Mr. Fox several headaches before prac- tice was completed. Another memorable part of our junior year was the selecting of our class rings. Remember how proud we were when we finally received them? In our senior year, the class took a trip to Faribault where we visited the Faribault State Hos- pital, as well as many other places of'interest. Soon after this, we began practice for our class play, The Curious Savage, again under Mr. Fox's able direction. We presented it in December. With the coming of spring, we began to make final preparation for our much anticipated trip. We decided to go to Chicago where we had a wonderful time. After our return, 'we were caught in a whirl of studying for final exams and planning for graduation. Our Baccalaureate Service was held May 26, with the Reverend Stanley Eyberg presenting the inspiring message. On May 30, 1957, we achieved the goal which we had set for ourselves twelve years before--COMMENCE- MENT--with Dr. Gordon Mork, President of the MEA, as the speaker. It was met with mixed emotions by members of the class, as well as their parents and friends. Each individual had set his own goals, and we looked forward to the time of our first class reunion when we would find out how many members of the class had realized their high school dreams. 17 14. Q . T A A 'Q 1- 5 'Tm 1' S Y 9, . Ta 1 gN4.f Z1 vu ' N1 ul ., 4 4' X7- 5 4 as . ',..'? L. .1 4' -3. . fs.,-QQ 6 7 8 V8 OLVL 5- K 1 A 1 ' 3 -0- ..-.,,, . fm f .-W. f 'A . 9 - - A E. Addison Y . sw A ' L. J. Anderson V., AJ W. Anderson , I .. V P. Baxter -if 15 ,-'ffif' .zfffgw I q i: J. Burtzel M. Burtzel D. Dallenbach ' gf.. D. Dammen j 'lin if . f.'v on -5 K ff-, wr-f l ' E. Dawson Q 1- J. DeBates 1 . I .1 J. Dehne ' A. 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A 4 if U C, , ' 3' 1- ' , .. --1 if. , . . , 'N - x,,f s M, N. r M if A u 9 . J Ig r ' , Y ' - if-Iv , 20 Andc rson Anderson Anderson Beans Bute rbaugh Donnvr Doublcr Doublv r Ernst Flesnc r F10 sm: r Fos tc r Frank Frank Gllb Haensel Iflalstcnson Ha ring Holm Hutchinson Kolar Kolar Kolar Lanne rs Lawrcnz Mattison Mentjv s Nelson Nelson Norclsidcn DLI' Qu Olson J Putte 1 Q b I Saelens -: go ,I 9 9 F' 'J Q 9 Salker A n . - 1 - Schniedcr - ' ' 'J iq ' . gf X f jf I : fy , - F3 A E I 5' y if XX A -1' 6 's- Swoffer F J' Takle F W 'I' Q ,B GN fra Tate 4,7 -A ' ifw K 'wks' .vi . . Thompson F' , ...V ' ' Willhite N S 7 ' ' , -. I if N , -4' tx.. Lf I 1 D. ze-ug ' 'ar ff Fw: R. Zeug ' N4 ?'F f ,V ,g , rom Above - Dale and Denny - two busy juniors. Upper right - SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Vince, Judy, Dickie, and Cheryl. Lower right - JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mike, Sandy, Bob, and Dean. 21 W Wolfe .JJ Sep igzwr v , . Q A r ,'A. I Q L- xg 'wa 9 0 v- . 'iv ' - 9 V M K' .- .. 5 39, if NJ i ' ' G' . ,V-',,.. , qw fl X -:iv ' gifs- 'V . iq, , In z fi If .2.?.J....'3.Q1' Jeff Q I vii I ,Z 4'. rw, .f ,Y 1. -I F - a ' J -J 5 'fi Q l' iffil 1 :L -1 - A ll 'MI 0' 'S I L xnxx 3 I J A L' D- D -H 2 4 , rf ' N N MYR J-A if h PTI' .. 4 I'iYl'5l1IIlC'I1-ROXX' 1: K. Anderson, R. Anclcfrson, R. Arnold, K. Bzalilse-n, L. Baklwn, C. Bovr- hmmm. R. lin-nnlixm-11, D. Brayton, I. Burtzol, ll. Dzllle-nbach. Row Z: M. Dvlino, E. Dc-Sniitli, Ci. Forclliiiixi, M. Frvvnian, S. Grornrnl-rt, l,. Groff, L. Cvrundctn, E. Harnack, ll. flcggc-rston, llvgxvuml. Row 3: J. Ill-rdcrr, Il. Hutchinson, J. Jansrna, A. Johnson, D. Johnson, J. John- son, D. Knvhlvr, P. Kun-hl, G. Larson, R. Lien. Row4: R. Lion, M. Makler, D. Mattison, M. Ixlnnson, D. Nzickc-rud, C. Nelson, D. Nc-lson, J. Nelson, E. Nielsen, D. Nisscl. Row 5: B. Norclstrom, D. Oslancl, V. Osland, lvl. Piotz, R. Picrtz, G. Robinson, A. Russcftt, F. Scluniv- sing, l,. Svvm-rson, M. Shaw. Row 6: C. Skjong, S. Swoffer, A. Tadd, J. Van Dc Wynkvl, J. Vain C31-lcll-run, D. Vogl, T. Wegncr, R. Wickman, D. Zcug. S1-vi-nth Grade' Officers Eighth Gradc' Officers Ninth Grade Officers an Q. ..,su-up si'lbl , -.. .gn - I . X 1 , xy, vi x.:.. 2 S lu ni , ' . . 'Z ' -H' :rf . 4 s-4, 'SJ3 Q54 Mg:-'lt l: I ' TJ' 1 '- . 4 I I ' l :fd-r 7 J 'Z 'J' 5' 1 -- ' Q .1 ' . ' ' ,. . 1 V 'V ' S' Y' A lv' . 93 x-I K l X . .. I 1 . . 1: I N A I If' .-lb ' ,LL L 5' rt. . - a' ? . -. s ' : ' Af , -1. lm 1 Q . .. ,' , :aa Q ' 4. 5- 43 'Y' Q 4' J' y N K 1 - ' J . ' to Row l: J. Anal--rson, V. .-Xndvrson, J. Bn-dncr, S. BCC, R. Byurboorn, B. Bondi-son, W. Brock- wny, P. l3yrn--, J, Dglllcnbacli, R. Dallunbach. Row 2: N. II:rniQlo'.vslQi, M. Dczlintcs, P, Doub- lvr, J. Eliqrs, l,. Enili-rson, C. Flcsncir, T. Fordham, A. Foster, A. Fujan, F. Grains. Row 3: J. Giwiiiiiiwrt, D. llcrdor. D. lflutcliinson, M. Jansnia, J. John.-son, lvl. Klovcn, S. Krriliso, O. Litfin, R. Maris. M. lxlaurvr. Row -1: I... Nclson, S. Nvlson, S. Nielson, R. Of.-striuch, R. Ott-m, E. Pvtvraoix, J. Pfzlrr, K. R.1 ':ling, Nl. Schniodcr, N. Stuffen. Row 5: J. Still-s, J. Swan- son, J. Sylioru., R. Syxm-rson, R. Tacld, D. Van Do Wielc, S. Wobcr, K. Wogiior, M. Xcug. No pivtiirw M. llartvcicli. Rim l: G. Anclurson, K. Baxter, A. Bucns, J. Benson, R. Bocrbooin, R. Brockway, D. Chris- tciisvii, J. Cliristcnscii, M. Corcoran, D. Dainniou, S. De Bates. Row 2: G. Drcvcr, G. Eilof- son, l3. Eng, J. Enstacl, B. Ernst, T. Flcsncr, H. Gieslor, S. Gilb, D. G1-off, R. Hager, J. llunar-n. Row 3: L.. llaring, C. l-lcrdcr, D. llcrdcr, J. Johnson, S. Johnson, I... Kassel, L. Ko- lzir, D. Koppcnid, C. Lawr-ruz, J. Maas, V. Maker. Row 4: D. Mc Farlgind, G. Munson, B. Nuclwriicl, C. Nelson, J. Nelson, K. Nordstrom, D. Obcrg, D. Obcrg, Cv. Olson, M. Osland, D. Otio. Row 5: R. Ourada, D. Phillips, K. Pietz, M. Saelens, M. Saulcns, J. Svvcrson, S. Skjong, D. Smith, E. Solsetli, K. Stove, H. Takle. Row 6: L. Van De Wiele, J. Van Celdurcn, L.. Wahl, R. Wiclunan, M. Weis, J. Wood, P. Woods, M. Zeug. -Q -sae ss.: M gs. - Q s Q Q. Q 8 M Q - anew H .l E' 4 F R HQ 9' -L s . Qs- - is ' .- i 1' . X 'gl - A 9 fi.. '. Q I f -as se, fb 5 'Y' t 4 A J Q ' ' ,Qi I 4' i ' ur: . I . S -ff q Q, A V . Q X -1.2141 ku I' ' Lf' .Htl L V X L-bg I , Q X -v s- 5 1. in ' A r l l il '. - - - 5 , H . 4, -Q , I' v C., -9. L9 sf I - - JI -'-A x Q a fi .. Lg 'W Q : ':., J QQ' jx' I ,gr 8 1! . . , . . f 1 in Row 1: C. Addison, R. Beens, B. Boerboom, D. Donner, R. Eichstadt, R. Eldredge, E. En- stad, M. Ferguson, B. Fox. Row 2: C. Freeman, H. Grams, A. Grunden, J. Hansen, L. Har- ing, L. Harnack, H. Hartwich, J. Herder, R. Herder. Row 3: P. Holm, B. Johnson, J. John- son, E. Kaufenberg, P. Koblegard, L. Kolar, N. Litfin, S. Lund, G. Miller. Row 4: N. Nelson S. Nelson, E. Nordsiden, G. Oie, D. Pemble, W. Pfarr, G. Phillips, S. Sawyer, J. Schnieder Row 5: R. Seve rson, J. Swanson, V. Swanson, P. Swoffer, R. Van De Wiele, N. Van De Wyn- kcl, S. Wilkening. No picture: G. Thompson. 1 Row 1: S. Alcorn, J. Anderson, S. Anderson, L. Atkins, L. Bakken, T. Baxter, L. Baxter, L. Benson, L. Blawa, H. Boever. Row Z: L. Bondeson, B. Brockway, C. Christensen, J. Dahl- gren, M. Elias, G. Enstad, C. Eyberg, M. Flesner, R. Foster, L. Freeman. Row 3: D. Gert- ner, D. Gertner, S. Groff, L. I-Laire, C. Hanebuth, J. Holm, J, Holm, J. Johnson, S. Johnson, R. Kleven. Row 4: M. Koblegard, D. Kramer, C. Lantz, L. Larson, M. Mattison, K. Mischke B. Nelson, G. Nelson, S. Oestreich, D. Olsen. Row 5: M. Osland, R. Ourada, J. Pemble, L. Pietz, S. Pilaczynski, J. Robinson, K. Rys, J. Samp, J. Steffen, R. Soil. Row 6: J. Story, G. Sykora, L. Tadd, N. Tadd, M. Tyler, B. Vagle, P. Will, A. Zens, G. Zeug. FL' ...Q 3- l' in-ln. 213 L fS r , , . .. , ft 0 . A L 44 'i 3 in E+ 3 ii f -...wifi LTJ Q - I' 11, 'ea a 'Y '-if '41- 'w if A fi Q Q 'ff Q f Q 21.-792,111 ' . ' :fu .fix kill.. A .4 ln-I .2 .lhi e n L W .1 K., Axfh-, XO. J Q nib . I A 7. 'fli- may , ,.- Q, ' is 7 .nl A ....af?fEIQ Q 9 -A fri is 2'11S,, 'ga 0 rr. one me. 6 , Q M X ig A iris S' ' Q lf' A Maw Q2 f in til, :Lai . il! . 67' so Q Q e Q.. . M L - .f ,, .. ho J' ,fn 9 Row 1: P. Alcorn, B. Anderson, G. Anderson, K. Anderson, J. Anderson, B. Baack, J. Bakken, N. Balclien, K. Benson, C. Boerboom, S. Burnham. Row Z: M. Craft, G. Dahlgren, R. Doub- lcr, R. Enstad, R. Enstacl, S. Foster, M. Friend, M. Giesler, K. Gullickson, D. Halstenson, J. Hanson. Row 3: R. I-Ieggerston, D. Herder, P. Holt, J. Howard, S. Hoyt, J. Johnson, A Kachler, V. Koblcgard, M. Krentz, G. Kruse, B. Lee. Row 4: B. Litfin, D. Lund, D. Maas M. Marriott, T. Masterson, B. McFarland, R. Nordby, A. Nordsiden, J. Osland, L. Pemble D. Swanson. Row 5: S. Skjong, B. Severson, D. Vagle, J. Van De Wiele, J. Van Geldcren, D Van Dc Wynkel. J. Warner, B. Weber, S. Wegner, S. Zicske. Row 1: M. Alcorn, D. Anderson, J. Anderson, W. Atkins, C. Benson, B. Bcrtschi, P. Boever B. Brockway, C. Duterbaugh. Row 2: D. Byers, L. Corcoran, D. Egge, P. Enstad, J. Eyberg M. Flesner, B. Grunden, K. Hansen, G. Howard. Row 3: G. Jacobs, C. Jansma, S. Kassel, D. Kaufenberg, M. Klcven, D. Kopperucl, A. Lawrenz, B. Lund, L. Mattison. Row 4: L. Mattison K. Nordsiden, J. Peterson, G. Phillips, M. Quigley, D. Reese, B. Refsal, J. Sawyer, A. Schrafe. Row 5: R. Swanson, K. Tate, D. Wegner, R. Wilkening, A. Zens, R. Zeng. Q ' ' H A 5 dl t Z. img, 13 K 'LL Jen, :L I Q, A X ' fra? Ski? fu m 0 xf A .K 7 'VAJ .. A A - L fri' '2 .Q 'J I' ' '7 J A ,ee lf' 4: xt M-li 'in 0 :i ,Q X . ' ,N-4. In 61, Us sl 1 it K A J - ' ' Q -ia 'X ' L f 2:7 4-.ffl Afgfhg n .fn -f-wMEi 8 2 9 1 1 1 1 h Enix h 1- 1' J ,T - - :I -120 ' .Q 'E 'Z' - -eu f... ... N' f' 4 N .. . ,. g ' 'T l ' . . fs - I, f r - ff D y , ., , , M .- as . Q . . 8 9 . i -f-' Q, C I ' .--'I .. . T' . r 'L' A - . I! - i i ........-W' 0 H 0 VL l.,' 'Q ' S , r ' ' . -..C 50: i . ' A .' - ' as ill f' -J 'W .-,. N ' B 'N'-19 'T' A -. , 'A'-3 f -- QQ f K, U ,A Q A A. , l. Q J r ' '-' i-'- Q af, sw ., f N' . a 4 l c H V E- 'I Z AYL5 fi f il f, 0 Row l: L. Anderson, B. Baker, P. Blankenhagen, D. Boerboom, C. Byers, R. Dawson, M Fonken, S. Fox, C. Gullickson. Row Z: K. Gullickson, T. Holt, M. Knaknauhs, G. Kramer, B Larsen, V. Lee, G. Leiferman, B. Linscheid, Cv. Lund. Row 3: A. Marriott, T. Mastvrson, G Mathiason, R. Nelson, M. Otto, C. Pack, B. Pietz, G. Pilaczynski, M. Raymond. Row 4: D Rys, D. Saelens, D. Saelens, S. Samp, R. Severson, L. Story, H. Van De Wicle, G. Van Gel- deren, R. Wood. Row 5: M. Zieske. Row 1: D. Alcorn, B. Anderson, D. Anderson, K. Baack, B. Baker, L. Bakken, A. Bartlett M. Bertschi, L. Buterbaugh, S. Craft. Row Z: L. Drever, L. Drever, S. Drever, S. Farber B. Foster, M. Fritz, D. Giesler, S. Grcmmert, C. Gullickson, G. Hanebuth. Row 3: A. Hoyt S. Howard, R. Jansma, M. Johnson, Cv. Kaehler, J. Knott, K. Koblegard, R. Krentz, A. Kruse L. Larsen. Row 4: J. Lund, M. Lund, B. Morris, G. Mastcrson, L. lvlcFarland, J. Nackerud 1 1 1 u C. Nelson, S. Nordsiden, D. Oleson, E. Ourada. Row 5: C. Pemble, S. Pietz, K. Quigley, M Scharfe, M. Valvik, C. Wahl, J. Weber: G. Willhite. 9,9 .ff 1155 - - ,L , -- 1 J' 'P lf W Ln QL.. JJQ' at 19: i N 5-P-. .: ' -4- '.. G, , ' L V QA H. wig: . M- BA X . ' Y- Y fx 15 ., pf .J .. .-fl ' fi' gli ' 'L f. 'N .Q . 07, ik .mi ' '-A A. J 1, Q :Bs A' Q 1- fn all so 52 , Q . . ,Q L 'Cx ' -1- - 19 -I q- ,fly Q Q . . 'W JJ 5 - - .a JW'- + II.. I haf 1 -ms 6 my 'TH A 1 '. ul . F ' ,nf 45 v f. -o-sv M 'FL ff. S 'N K E F , -5 6, . fm -Aw I N x , ww 1 K YM W I 0lfL 1.'Q0l'f'S Q.. CIJXRINETS Not Pictured Anderson, Judith Arnold, Rc-bm-cca Dawson, Ethel Doublvr, Kay Doublvr, Patty Fordham, Sandra Crvinxni-rt, Shirlvy llalstunson, Judy Kolar, Lori-tta Krausu, Sharon Maura-r, Myrna Nc-lson, David Olson, Ivlarilyn Olson, Sharon Sallu-r, Sharon Van Dv Wynkvl, .Tea Will, Catherine I1 CORNETS fFBe0ns, Alan Christensen, Derek Hcggerston, Ann Johnson, Joyce Kuehl, Ronald Lewis, Muriel Mattison, Pat Osland, Douglas Shaw, Maccl Stiles, John Syverson, Robert Talilc, Annette Wvndt, David OBOE Tcsdoll, David Z8 ALTO HORNS Frccnian, Myron Croff, Lois Krause, Coralyn Osland, Connie BASS HO RNS llolin, Paul Nelson, Dale Nisscl, Dale BARITONE HORNS Cordon, Stanley llcggerston, llarris Wood, Barry Wood, Judy of QW lfzmz ALTO SAXOPI IONES Elias, Judy Bailaliuxi, Kgitlilo on llqlaliuxi, Lev .Ti-nsvn, Gillzlinc Kin-lil, Pliyllis 'l'ElNlOR SAXOPI ION ES I 1211111 c rs, lm Ann W oods , ,Xl irc l5.'XRl'l'OlYE SQXXOPI IONE Nelson, lmnis TROMBONES 23fDzillonbach, Jann-S l'lz1i'nacli, Eilcnc Nissi-1, Marvin Scvci-son, l.zu'1-y Sylaorzi, Ji-rome FLUTES Ilutcliinson, Winifred Syvorson, Roy Wvbcr, Sheryl Ferguson, Ruth - Piccolo Z9 PERC USSION Andcrson, Judy Ernst, Marjorii- Hacnsel, Sharon Nelson, Judy Y5fNordsiden, Sondra DIRECTOR MR. LINSCI IEID Olson, lvlarilyn W lf Q 1 lvr Fl Not Pictured K. RST SOPRANO Dawson, Ethel Dc-line, .lean Eilefson, Carole Eilefson, Sonja llaensel, Janet llaensel, Sharon Ilutchinson, Winifrecl Jenson, Gillaine Johnson, Ardell Larson, Donna lvientjes, Ernily Olson, Sharon Pictz, Karen Schaffran, Joyce SECOND SOPRANO Ferguson, Ruth Heggerston, Ann Holln, Eunice Krause, Coralyn Nackerud, lblariann Nelson, .To Ann P5:Norclsiclen, Sondra Oslancl, Connie 'llilclt-, Annette DIRECTOR MR.. LINSCHIED 30 FIRS T ALTO Grernine rt, Judy Horning, Ros alic- Nackcrud, Janice Nels on, Audrey Nordsiden, Delorn S Otto, Charlotte Otto, Patty Sallie r, Sharon Vogl, Ivlarcclla Wahl, Ma rcc-lla Woods, Alice Wfk WMC SECON D ALTO Fordhani, Sandra Lanners, Le Ann Lewis, Ixluriel Smith, Beverly Will, Catherine FIRS T TENOR Double 1', John Haensel, David Nelson, Dale Schniede r, Donald Wendt, David SECOND TENOR Bcens, Richard Damrnen, Dennis Holm, Paul Nelson, Lenis Osland, Robert Wood, Barry FIRS T BASS Buterbaugh, Errol Egge, Alan Mentjes, Loren Olson, Sheldon Salker, Billy Schnieder, Norman Tesclell, David Zeug, Donald ACCOMPANIS TS 31 SECOND BASS Anders on, Arlyn ':Brayton, Duane Gordon, Stanley Kuo hl, Ronald Syve rs on, Roy Smaff Qiomlw Wage mule Saxophone Trio 7 ...f Gi TIS' SCXtCt T1-iplp Trio Flute-Clarinet Quartet Brass Ensemble Clarincfl Qua rtct 32 VL Olflflf' O! CA6LI lfVL unior A Czoruj 9 Row l: S. Nelson, L. Enderson, J. Grexnrnert, J. Elias, V. Nlziker, J. Vanfjelderen, D. Phillips, B. Eng, J. Johnson, D. Smith, E. Solseth, L. Kassel, J. Wood, M. Weis, M. Saelens. Row Z: T. Fordharn, D. Kopperud, N. Danielowski, S. Krause, I. Burtzel, N. Steffen, J. Johnson, E. llarnaek, P. Kuehl, S. Crremmert, M. Shaw, J. Vain De Wynkle, D. Mattison, D. Zeug, L. Kolar. Row 3: J. Johnson, L. Croff, J. Nelson, R. Arnold, M. Pietz, M. Munson, K. Bakkcn, J. Jaiisma, J. VanCe1- cleren, S. Swoffer, M. Jansnia, K. Nordstrom, J. Maas, D. Johnson, S. Hegwood, K. Stove, J. Nelson. ROW4: J. Bedner, K. Raveling, S. Neilson, S. Boe, M. Mau- rer, S. Del3ates, S. Weber, J. Anderson, R. Lien, D. Nackerud, K. Baxter, D. Hutchinson, D. McFarland, K. Pietz, Mr. Linschied. Row 5: P. Doubler, F. Grams, J. Benson, R. Ourada, S. Slijong, D. Oberg, B. Ernst, M. Osland, S. Johnson, M. Zeug, C. Hi-rder, K. Wegner, S. Cfilb, C. Nelson, M. Saelens, J. Hanson. AZ? Z?..,..! Row 1: B. Naekerud, J. En- stad, ll. Grams, J. Stiles, D. Cvroff, P. llolm, S. Johnson, C. Nelson. Row Z: J. Chris- tenson, R. Eichstadt, Cv. Dre- ver, J. Nelson, K. Stove, J. Elias, J. Gremmert, L. Kas- sel, G. Oie, R. Eldredge. Row 3: D. Christenson, S. Nelson, J. Wood, L. Cvroff, S. BOC, J. Sykora, J. Johnson, F. Grarns, N. Damielowski, Mr. Linschied. i 3 3 mic rom ffm gnu 85 ,Qu The annual grade school Christmas program is one of the highlights of the year for the grade students. This year the Christmas story was presented in scripture and song. In the top row are pictured two of the singing groups. At the left in the second row, the manger scene is presented by a group from the lower grades. This year Mr. Linschicd organized a Tonnette Band in the fourth grade. Shown above are a few mcnmbe rs from the band. Below are pictured the grade students who have taken band lessons throughout the year, and who will next year become members of the B Band. 34 Wafionaf Amor aggcielfy rg- ,il F li 0, at .jf R: .kgV.L , s an.. A an ill Q I , R ' R X 1 as .ag 7 f 6 z g p s . i i .A f Pres. S. Gordon, Vice Pres. J. Gremmert, Treas. R. Ferguson, Sec. E. Mentjes, Rep. R. Horning, S. Fordham, S. I-Iaensel, Hist. J. Haen- sel, W. Hutchinson, M. Lewis, P. Holm, R. Kuehl, D. Johnson, SR Nordstrom, c. win, R.Xgail.mH'7 f 0 it is ' XE . :v....,AA M NNN The National lloxiiur Sqciegy Chapter of Walnut E igondiuctefil fo rmal,gig'lduCtiO1i?ACiefI'e -2 lrriorf-ies fnerigxbe rs on 37fiin Z1 spe- Clxafl assemblY PTO it WNAQ XE X V Q A 7 3 To give recogn tions to-stwrfents who prove them- selves outstanding the fields of character, schol- arship, leadershipg and service during their high school days is the pdrpose of the society. This honor will .be recorded onithe higli school records of stu- dent Ynembers, andiit will be stamped on their di- plomas let graduation. W ' Affiliated with the National Education Associa- tion, the isociety reiceiives its members on the basis of scholarship, ajehiewemevntg and subseiquent com- mendatorvxvote of theihigh. school faculty comrnittee appointedpforihe purpgse of selecting members. The teachers of America, who makeup the membership of the National Education Association, consider elec- tion of a studentto the National Honor Society the highest honor their association can bestow upon him. To live up to the organiization's ideals, the teachers believe, is the most significant achievement a stu- dent can realize during his high school career. 35 .- 'Uh 1, r Sv D. Groff, L. Kassel, D. Herder, K. Pietz Shaw, K. Wagner, P. Kuehl, T. Fordharn, Heggerston, S. Johnson, C. Nelson. on M., cm Top Row: R. Ferguson, C. Otto, E. Ment- jes, A. Eggs, s. Haensei, D. Tesdeii, C. Will, Treasurer, C. Krause, Vice Presi- dent, C. Osland, Secretary, B. Wood, Pre- side-nt. Top Row: L. Olson, E. Meinders, J. Nacke- rud, P. Otto, J. Debates, E. Addison, R. Osland, D. Dammcn. Second Row: F. Fu- jan, C. Eilcfson, D. Larson, J. Hansen, S. Salker. Seated: K. Pietz, K. Tompson, M. Burtzul, J. Burtzel. Top Row: R. Ilorning, J. Knakmuhs, Johnson, C. Churchill. Second Row: A. Ili-ggi-rston, A, Woods, M. Vogel, M. Wahl, I.. Lanners. Seated: L. Foster, B. Smi S. Olson, A. Nelson. ,M. F. Fujan, S. Nordsiden Treasurer, V. Lanncrs R. Horning, R. Osland, J. Anderson, Secretary, M. Swoffer, C. Frank M. Anderson, Vice Pre- sident, C. Krause, D Beens, R. Ferguson, Pre sident. Student Council Advisoff Mr. Valvik jlwfmx OIILIQCL Library Club Advisor: Mr. Mann ,430-4 j!Le Cjowioow avenge l. Climbing on chairs is women's work. Z. Who's cheating now? 3. Does this dress do anything for me? 4. Where is our nioncy? 5. Radio tubes!! 6. Is it really alive? 7. Do you smell smoke? 8. This is really a mad house. .. 9. You'rc not really leaving, are you? ? '? '? SENIOR PLAY DIRECTOR-MR. FOX gaferfainmenf pfm sux J -and The Rust College Singers sing to an interested audience. Catherine briefs us on Contributions Day and where the donations go. The students listen intently at our Arinistice Day Program. The Parkinsons and their age old instruments. The Unive rsity Repertoire Players prove their great ability by present- ing three plays: The Marriage Proposal, Anthony and Cleopatra, and Annie Get Your Gun. 38 lin I C 1 ' xx i '1 ,i ' limi' IXNNIQX CET w ' ., OUR 05' Amir, Twp Rav.: Ixlrs. Dull :md Homin' Ecouoniics Stucivnts Supvrvisc National Honor Socivty TOQ. Sc- cnucl Row: Bridv and Gsoolu Cut thai Cake. Cathcrincr livlps thc- grooin sarnpic tho calw. Speech class prvsi-ntrs UI1itL'CiNl1fiL7I1S play. Third row: Your guess is as good as any. Si-niors c-ntortain. I'QOLl1'iil rmv: Harry Cuzvtt Qaligis Elvis Prcsivyj and his Houn' Dogs. Rosaliv, Auclrvy, amd Le-ora 411-coiutv for Ilomucolniug. I,c01'L1 :md Bvxw-riy assist with thc sliowvr for the brick-. 39 CL 8 8COI 6! tA8 M0144 gllelfbfff I1 lb 'I 3-41 PHOTOGRAPHY BUSINESS mhkluunn., 'I 5 Editor ...... . . . Production Editor. Assistants ......... Business Manage r Assistants ....... . Picture Editor.. . Assistants .... L ,, . . . Charlotte Otto . . . Connie Osland Ann Heggerston, Leora Foster, Sandra Fordham, Sonja Eilefson, Elaine Meinders, Janice Nackerud, Sondra Nordsiden, Sharon Olson, Sharon Salker, David Tesdell, Alice Woods. ... Ruth Ferguson Coralyn Krause, Marcella Wahl, Catherine Will. Janet Haensel Judy Gremmert, Sharon Haensel, Mariann Nackerud. W Js!,'1 Photography .... ,, Alan Egge, LeAnn Lanners, Norman Schnieder, Mar- cella Vogl, Dennis Johnson, Advisor, Mr. Chase. Advisor .... .. Mr. Hagen 'V ADVISORS , 11 fl I 4 f 1 X , - x, Q ' EDITORS 4 , K 'M .-. I t ' 1 I I i . .. 40 il i . l . I S, - - is C QI :z 5 iz' 5' . x Qi:-.x .X . ,, I . i. . .W gm Editor -------------- Rosalie Horning Assistant Editors Winifred Hutchinson Karen Pietz Feature Editor ------ Emily Mentjes Specialized Writing --David Tesdall Senior History ------- Audrey Nelson Sports -------------- Ronnie Kuehl Humor ----- ---- M arcella Wahl Connie Osland Student Poll --- ---- Joyce Schaffran Art --------- ---- M ariann Nackerud Janice Hanson Beverly Smith David Tesdell Typists --- ---- Audrey Nelson ADVISOR- Mr. Stove Glass News--Margie Osland, Mary Saelens, Judy Anderson, Deanna Zeug, JoAnn Nelson, Donna Larson, Joyce Schaffran. Printing and Distribution--Judy Gremmert, Sonja Eilefson, Sharon Olson. Reporters--Gillaine Jenson, Carole Eilefson Ethel Dawson Beverly Smith, Eunice Holm, Delores Nordsi Donna Larson den. GREEN HANDS CHAPTER FARMERS Row 1: D. Vogel, R. Anderson, T. Wegner, C. Lenis Nelson--- ---treasurer Nelson, D. Nelson. Row Z: M. Freeman, H. Heg- Dale Nelson ---- --- reporter gerston, H. Hutchinson, G. Fordham, G. Lar- son, A. Johnson, F. Fujan. Row 3: L. Mentjes R. Pietz, L. Bakken, R. Zeug, M. Maker, L Syverson, D. Harnack, J. Anderson. Row 4: F. Schmiesing, D. Nissel, W. Radke, M. Swoffer, D. Zeug. Absent: D. Brayton, H. Dallenbach K. Wurscher. 1 Roy Syverson --- Wayne Anderson ---- Dennis Dammen--- Mr. Burtness --- Robert Osland--- Larry Olson --- ------- reporter ---vice president ------president ----Advisor secretary ----sentinel ... Q-1wsQx vi'-' Ol m 1,A.A.: A. Johnson, P. Otto, S. Flvsncr, J. Kolar, D. Nordsidcn, E. llolm, J. Nvlsmm, D. Willlmlu-, J. Dvhnv, J. Nackcrud, M. Wahl, J. Anderson, M, Ernst, S. son, J. ll1ll'l!SOIl, J. Ilalstonson, R. Ferguson, E. Dawson, S. Salker, M. Nacke- xurl, Miss Barn-ll, Aclvisorg A. Taklc, M. Olson, M. Lewis, C. Eilcfson, G. Jen- nn, D. I .11 rs on, Ill lx IX. Smith, S. Eilcfson, C. Otto, F. Anderson, C. Frank, J. Burt- -, ', 'l'hompscm, Ilan-nsol, J. Ilaenscl, A. Thompson, M. Burtzcl, J. Grem- bt 172 I. IZ 9 L' rt, C. Oslzmcl. TUMBLING: M. Burtzel, M. Olson, A. Takle, D. Johnson, J. Dehne, J. Hanson S. Olson, J. Anderson, G. Jenson, D. Zeug, S. Gremmert, S. Hegwood. 42 Jfkkficj g liizmify ofhijofa given- ne ecorc sw At the beginning ofthe 1956 season prospects were not bright. However, the team ranie through with a 7-1 record which was good enough for second place in the Ten Star Conference. We are proud ofthe tearn's achievcrnents and of their sportsman- ship and conduct on the field. Credit for success goes to the entire tegixn, but espe- cially to the team captains, Milie and Dale Anderson, and the coaching staff. Winning district honors were Bill Nordstroni, Dale Anderson, and Richard Solseth. The grad- uating seniors are Dale Anderson, Mike Anderson, Kenny Wurschor, Dennis Johnson, Jim Knaknnilis, Ronald Thompson, Barry Wood, Carroll Beens, and Dale Donner. WE THEY Row 1: MGR. M. Schnieder, F. Fujan, D. Don- Z5 Springfield Z5 S.E. St. Mary's 13 Sleepy Eye 7 Lamberton 32 Westbrook 41 Fulda 27 Olivia 18 Slayton ner, S. Olson, A. Rnbc, P. Ivlattison, J. Doub- 1er, Mgr. E. DeSmith. Row Z-R. Ben-ns, B. Wood, A. Anderson, J. D1-Bates, C. Be:-ns, D Schnieder. Row 3-Coach I.. Korver, Ixl. Swoffer R. Kuehl, R. '1'honipson, D. Anderson, D. 7.1-ng S. Ourada, W. Salker, Coach 11. Story. Rim -1- M. Anderson, K. Wurscher, W. Nordstrom, IJ Johnson, R. Solseth, W. Hutchinson, P. Baxti-1' J. Knalonuhs. 3 SENIORS C O A C II E 0 83144, B H 5 o , V D v ' T ,. j 5--32,5 . N T Q I 11 E QV., Q I A ' LM I X . W- . T L .4 'W' L If I c N E K .- '.f Yi ,?W:z .5 ,f'H'x31 ,Q, .5 ,SAW-M. . It's pretty cool out hcrc It takes two to tango -gf. , tw, 5,0 E un, Jinx, run! It'S a hit! 45 vmior joofgaf Row 1-MGR. G. Munson, W. Brockway, J. Enstad, R. Lien, R. Syverson, G. Fordham, MGR. P. Woods. Row Z-G. Drever, D. Dammen, R. Dallenbach, G. Eilefson, M. Corcoran, D. O- berg, B. Nackerud. Row 3-C. Nelson, G. Larsen, J. Herder, H. Dallenbach, L. Wahl, A. Beans, R. Tadd, J. Anderson, Coach J. Cashman. Row 4-O. Litfin, D. Nissel, R. Oestriech, F. Schmiesing, J. Sykora, R. Pietz, R. Anderson, H. Heggerston, H. Hutchinson. meifgng gud! l Row l-P. Mattison, A. Tadd, ll. Cazett, R. Thompson, K. Wurscher, G. Larsen, MGR. R. Tadd. Row Z- Coach J. Cashman, D. Johnson, W. Anderson, R. Saelens, A. Kolar, M. Freeman, D. Harnack, W. Fles- ner, A. Rabe, J. Swoffer, R. Dallen- bach. The junior high football team lost two and won one game, but showed great improvement during the sea- son. Wrestling picked up interest this season along with the improved show- ing of the team. The season's record was two wins and two losses. In the sub-region Walnut was fourth, Denny Johnson placed second, Flesner, Swoffer, Kolar, and Cazett placed third. 46 inning oggem A Team: A. Anderson, D. Anderson, J. Litfin, M. Anderson, R. Solseth, W. Nordstrom, P. Baxter, D. Nissel, R. Kuehl, VV. Radko, and J. Debates. Front: Manager O. Egge, Coach Hart- ley Story, and Manager C. Baxter. The Loggers had another fabulous season. Picked as the team to beat they more than lived up to the prediction. Although their Winning streak was broken at 56 consecutive ganies by Farming- ton, the boys took the loss in stride and went on to win the rest of the season's ganies. For the season the Loggers had a 19-l record and another straight 14 Conference chaznpionship. Story's teain was the favorite to win the district, they carne through by defeating Morton in the finals. In region III Walnut faced tough Granite Falls in their first game. Playing what was probably their best game of the year, the Loggers defeated Granite 75-55 and went on to defeat Lake Benton in a final game, delayed by a snow storrn, by 14 points. For the first tirne in 20 years District 10 was represented at the State Tournament. In the first game Peniberton was defeated. In this game the Loggers put on a tremendous :shooting exhibition, hitting 7555 in the first quarter and 5091, in the first half. Although the shoot- ing cooled in the second half the tearn hung on to win. The next two gaines were lost to powerful Red Wing and Fergus Falls, but the tearn had the satisfaction of finishing 4th in the State Tourna- rnent. Coach Story, in compiling perhaps the greatest coaching record in District lO history, had talent at every position. Bill Nordstrom, a 6-l junior, averaged more than 20 points a game and was all-conference and all-district. Dale Anderson, captain and playmaker, also made al1-con- ference, all-district, and was selected inost valuable player of the district tournanient. Jack I.itfin, a great ball handler and outside shot, also made all-district. Mike Anderson. an outstand- ing guard and aggressive floor player, and Wes Radke, who came through in the clutch on several occasions, coinprised the starting five. Back of the starting five was a group of steady and con- sistent reserves. Bruce Nordstrom, a freshman, saw considerable tournament action and more than held his own. Rich Solseth and others rendered valuable se rvice. Coach Story with Bill and ' Dale. Assistant Coach Korx e r .lbfricf an Qgiolfwaf 6A6LlflfLl0i0lfL5 LftD1 dB RghtD1g S e R Bill' f S 'l' A 'l' E 'l'OU RN AME N '1' MEDAL Y SEASONS RECORD Walnut Grove Opponint 57 Lulu' Bvntou A15 73 Marshall Cvntrzil 61 56 Lzimbcrton 36 67 Slam-py Eyu 52 60 Spriiigfivlcl 51 77 Sanborii 51 71 Tracy 54 -16 Flzmclrvau 41 72 Winthrop 55 66 Wcstbrooli -19 53 Fzirniiiigtoii 60 81 Marshall Cvntral 61 72. Springfiolcl 55 62 Iiamburton 61 59 We-stbrook 5-1 64 Sloc-py Eye 57 90 Sanborn 71 8-1 '1'ra1Cy 55 80 Slayton -18 79 Rvclwoocl Falls 51 District l11Ol11'11il1NL'I11. 42 Wzibqsso Z6 70 1JilIN1JUI'lU1l 61 75 Szmborn 6.1 72 lvlorton 5-1 Rvgiouzil r.l1Ol1I'I1lll11l'I1l 75 Graiiitv Falls 55 58 lnlu' llvritoli -1-1 Statv 'llUl1l'Ih1lNU1ll 70 13t'!NlJ01'lOI1 65 74 Rccl Wing 88 48 F1-rgus Falls 78 A-Y1' A 1 '11l1E ' ' S '1' A TE ! '1' OU RN Alwl EN '1' ..,i 2 Q egg 1, 1 si -4: Back row: Nlr. Korver, D, Zeug, V. Lanners, B. Nordstrorn, K. Anderson, W. llutcliinson, V. Osland. Front row: E. But- erlnaiigh, J. Doubler, F. Fujan, S. Olson, R. Anderson, lniwrenz, and D. Schnieder. omior s ig L QCLWL D. G6 77 .D jam l the NB teain had a good season win- ning 13 and losing five. The priin.iry purpose of the B team is to gim- players experience and prepare them for the A tea1n, ln this, too, suc- cess was achieved as there are sev- eral prornising candidates for next year's A team. lem will f ur 'l'he Little Loggers followed the example of their big brothers and had an outstanding season. Under the direction of Mr. Cashman the junior team won six and lost three during the season. The tearn reached its peak during the .junior high tournarnent by not only winning the tournanient but by running off with most of the in- dividual honors as well. Bruce Nordstrom and Kenny Anderson placed on the first, Ronald Anderson on the second, and Tommy Wegner on the third all-tournament team. Bruce scored the most points in one gameg also most total points of the tournament, and was picked as best offensive player. Tornniy Wegner was selected as sportznan guard and Kenny Anderson was selected as most valuable player because of his all around defen- sive and offensive ability and his conduct during the entire tournament. 50 Gold Medal Tournanient Teaniz Back row: C. Nelson, H. lleggerston, I.. Bakken, R. Anderson, J. llerder, T. Wegner, and J. Enstad. Front row: K. Anderson, F. Sclnnie- sing, Mr. Cashman, B. Nordstrom, V. Osland, Manager G. Munson. ll fi Mr. Caslinian Under the direction of Mr. Korver 'H- 1, 'R Mi' , 4-v ' 5, , -N 'W y , . i 9 'ff lk . , 5 x ii21.'f1f' fx -J, xi, 'u X eff ,., fi ,4 ul: , .A fx-Is. A l-L ff 'iii-r' - ' ir X W-'kf ff fziw - Q My , .xii . X . ' ,552 2 I f vang., F ,if 'gigfifg P+ - N ?i.l'9f'Qff 43SQ' 'fff1f .f'4:ffs f ' wk 1' ' kff yv ,- Q M .. 1, . 2- 3 Queen lguflz .Aiumei lgoyaf .mufiej wean HJA, x ei? rw a If omecoming S omecoming HW fy 9 I.. Junior Our ROW1 Royalty Court Wv crown Moonglow he-r queen It A B811 , .X 'JS 14 - --- X 5 OWLQ VL, eczm N45 N U vw gnu KJHIQ' CHEERLEADERS: Muriel Lewis, Ruth Ferguson, Judy Anderson, Marilyn Olson II, ng ff lu JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Macel Shaw Eilene Ilarnack Marilyn Munson Fifteen rahs for the cheerleade rs! In high spirits the varsity cheer- leaders have led the student body in supporting all athletic events. They have been ably assisted by the junior cheerleaders. An added attraction at many games has been the appearance of the baton twir- lers, gay in their bright costurnes and graceful perforrnance. 55 MAJORETTES Macel Shaw Gillai-ne Jensen Muriel Lewis -J Jul.. F gf Q2 jaeg Jak P me Silo!! J' is K srl DRIVERS: Frank Liebl, Dwight Jacobs, Vernon Swanson, Gene Moliter, Bud Anderson, Rodney Maguire, Sandy Alcorn, Stewart Baack, Bill Bax- ter, Ray Benedict. 57 juncfion by MOOMLQ W wi' t . X, - ' av' 'M 'An 0 N Q , I l I ,f' ag if COOKS CUSTODIANS Mrs. Nelson Mr. Jacobs Mrs. Anderson Mr. Gremmert Gene Moliter Mr. Litfin Mrs . Smith Without the services of the cooks, cus- todians, and bus drivers the doors of the school would remain closed and the school would be unable to function. We wish to ex- press our appreciation for the careful and efficient service they give us. C, Top row: Annual staff pondurs layout problt-ms. Nvws- papcr carrie rs display Pc-psodent :sniila-s. Row two Micliacil Cleans up. Ivir. Valvik gvts help? Loolis likm a trip. Row three: Facility washvs clishvs-and L-ats Fancy Sc-Qing you hero! Row four: This ciouIdn't bv elv- tcntimi, or Could it? 58 .Q ,., 9.1 , .,,- , if .. 7 A' I' 6 , V nr Ns w 3.5-'Q:,w EXW E, g5if ',Q 1 i 'lm-gf .Q ' ' . 1-5521-'T I- ' ,- ,,Mr1uwf-f- M ' v' Af Y' , ' fy f-W 5 Y' BJ' L L ' mt v 'T ' g--' H Q . 7' ' fsfiiiib' Q'.-M y 'A , V D . 1 'Y , 1-w..-- if FT. I 1 janL5 KW file C2nfriAnIfion5 A. O. Egge Farm Implements Addison's Standard Service Anderson Trucking Bob's Barber Shop Boeck's Aircraft Service Botford Lumber Company Carl's Mobiloil Service C. C. Baxter Citizens State Bank, FDIC Don-Elt Hatchery Don Friend Dr. Ferguson Dr. R. L. Greffe Dr. Sawyer Drever Brothers' Grocery Ed's Dairy Egge's Food Store Gamble Store Fashion Shop Fordham Insurance Agency Hoyt Oil Company Lad's Blacksmith Shop Leo Gilb and Son Masterson, Incorporated Mi1t's Our Own Hardware Nelson Sales and Service Olson's Corn Belt Investments Oran's Produce Paul Eldredge Peterson Drug Rolf Nackerud Ruth's Drive In Salen's Plumbing and Heating Steffen Electric Swanson Produce Swoffer Elevator Tate Trucking Tri-Co. Co-op Walnut Auto Service Walnut Bakery Walnut Theater Walnut Grove Tribune Walt's Barber and Beauty Shop Weber's Variety Weick's Motor Wicknmann Hardware Midwest- Beach Company Revere Johnson's Hatchery and Produce Revere Co--op Oil Company Revere Farmer's Elevator ana! Me Lgiruice Midwest-Beach Publishing Company Eve rett Lanz ---------- Photography New Ulm Journal ------ Photography Stas s en Studio - - Acknowledgements, Contributions. . . Administration ................... Annual Staff . . . Assemblies. . . B Band .... Band ........ . . . . . Basketball ........... Board of Education . . . BusDrivers...'..... Candids ................. . . . Cheerleaders, Majorettes. .. . . . . . Cooks, Custodians ...... Eighth Grade ....... Ensembles, Music . . . F. F. A. .......... . Faculty .......... Football ..... Freshmen .... - - - - - - - Photography LJ.. ....60 G.A.A........ .. . . 6 Grade School.. . .. 2. ...40 Homecoming .. ...38 ...33 Z8-Z9 47-50 6 ...57 58-59 ...55 ...57 ...23 ...32. ...4l ..7-8 44-46 ...ZZ Honor Society . . . Junior Class ......... . Junior High Chorus . .. Library Club ...... . Mixed Chorus . . . . Paper Staff .... . . . . . . Senior Class ................... . Senior Class History, Prophecy .... . Senior Class Play ............... 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