Wanamingo High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Wanamingo, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1957 volume:

a X 1 I ,I Q 2 NG- Q s Uh .P u in v, e 1' 'Q 'NAA -ff V 1' ' ' I, f', 4- P Wanammgo Hgh So oo 'PHE f BULLIHNI ' i h I N X N N 'X N 0 D s ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ADVERTISING MANAGER ADVERTISING STAFF SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER SUBSCRIPTION STAFF PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF LITERARY STAFF PRODUCTI ON STAFF DISTRIBUTION STAFF XX IST YEARBOOK ADVISOR Gary Hoven Eunice Kyllo Richard Grendahl George Rostad Harlan Hjermstad Robert Cordes Clifford Nelson Donald Kyllo Curtis Thoreson Lyle Sundry Marie Froisland Vernon Berg Marie Hendrickson David Borgschatz Diane Coyne Ruth Mehrkens Shirley Grove Kenneth Syverson Lawrence Hjermstad Charles Sundry Phyllis Orsten Martha Overboe Duane Lexvold Kathryn Pederson Anne Quam e Karen Gulsvig Sharon Langeness Shirley Myran Irene Thoreson Barbara Romo Deanna Hessedal Roger Friese Kay Fredrickson Jerry Parkin Marion Kunde JoAnn Romness David Brislance Mr F W Savelkoul BOARD CDF EDUCATION I Qnmeima, Serving on the school board this year are Conrad Tiller, George Hoven, Lester Johnson, Glenn Foven, Marvin Sathrum, and Elmer Kyllo They take time out from their regular employment to serve the com unity For example, Mr Hoven and Mr Kyllo both operate farms Mr Hoven has donated his time to serve on school boards for ten years, while Mr Kyllo has served on boards for twenty seven years Mr Johnson was a newly elected mem ber to the school board and has seen his first year He operates a grocery and meat market Tiller, the president of the board is the proprietor of the Hader store, and has served on the board for a period of four years Mr Glenn Hoven and Mr Sathrum are partners in the Wanamingo Locker Smvice Mr Sathrum has had at least ten years of service on the school board while Mr Hoven has had six These men realize that they have a great responsibility to the young people of our community and are doing their best to meet that responsibility , ragga 3? 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U H.H.Hu.U.U- ADMINISTRATIQ S S Braaten, Suporlntendert f Schools, graduated from Concordia Col lege, Moorhead, Minnesota with a B A Degree He did his graduate work i school administration at the University of Minnesota, and the Universitycn'North Dakota Mr Braaten is corpleting his 27th year of experience in the public school of Minne ota this year, all of the twenty seven years has been in an administrative capacity F W Savelkoul, High School Princi College with a Bachelor of Sc1erce De gree in 19Lp6 He did graduate work in public school administration at the Uni versity of Minnesota This is his ele venth year of teaching, having taught at Isle, Minnesota and De La Salle in Minneapolis before comirg to Wanamingo Mrs. Lydia Pretzer, Grade School State Teachers College She w'll re ceive her B A Degree this sum er She has taught in schools at Hammond, Mill ville, Dover, Lakeville, and Elgir This will be her fourth year at Wana mingo . . I .L O . .' A s s pal graduated from St. Cloud Teachers Principal is a graduate from the Winona HIGH SCHCOL FACULTY 3 HENRY BARTEL Social Studies k Ass't Coach Graduate of Augsburg College Degree Bachelor of Arts Experience 1 Year At wanamingo 1 Year MRS S S BRAATEN Senior High School English Graduate of Gustavus Adolphus College Degree Bachelor of Arts experience 12 Years At Wanamingo Zi Years A DOUGLAS B JOHNSON Science and Head Coach Graduate of St Olaf College Degree Bachelor of Arts Experience 2 Years At Wanamingo 2 Years BERGLIOT LARSON Home Economics Graduate of University of Minnesota Degree Bachelor of Science At Wanamingo 9 Years EDMARD R LARSON Mathematics and Science Graduate of Carleton College Degree Bachelor of Arts Associate of Arts Graduate work University of Minnesota Experience 23 Years At Wanamingo 2 Years GLEN MONTZKA Agrlculture Graduate of University of Minnesota Degree Agricultural Education Graduate Work University of Minnesota Experience l Year At Wanamingo 1 Year 0 D O O O I 0 I v-I 0 I C I 0 l O I I I . . . . 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Experience. . . . . . . . . . 12 Years . . . . .... .2 Y I O O O O O I O O I Q I O t D 0 0 I C Q C I I I l I O O O I O I O O O O U O C I I I I O Q O l O O 0 I l I O W HIGH SCHOCDL FACULTY KATHERINL MORAN Junior digh Mathematics and English Graduate of State Teachers College Winona, Minnesota Degree Bachelor of Education Experience 29 Years At Wanamingo 13 Years PETER RICHARDSON Music Graduate of University of Minnesota Degree Bachelor of Science Experience 3 Years At Wanamingo 1 Year HELEN SANDS Junior High Social Studies k Librarian Graduate of St Olaf College Degree Bachelor of Arts Graduate Work State Teachers College Mankato, Minnesota Experience lll, Years At wanamingo 2 Years F W SAVELKOUL f High School Principal and Commercial Graduate of State Teachers College St Cloud, Minnesota Degree Bachelor of Science Graduate Work State Teachers College St Cloud, Minnesota University of Minnesota Experience 11 Years At Wanamingo Lg. Years WARREN S WHEATON Industrial Arts Graduate of University of Minnesota Degree Bachelor of Science Graduate Work University of Minnesota Adult Special Experience M Years At Wanamingo M Years I0 -..... H li OUOOCIO ......... 1 .- IOOOOOI .. ........ .. . ,755 -1, A 1 5- .. -. -tts H---,x ,.., ' ,Q 'nw' UOOIC C ........ O IDICIOOUOO ll OOIUOI Ol 'Y li ' U ....... . ' 0 VODOIOIIOIC Ol 0 IO O Il 0000000 ' e .u ...-..- OO OI GR DE SCHOOL FACULTY JENNIL BREKKE Grade S Graduate of State Teachers College Mankato, Minnesota Degree 3 Years+ Experience 32 Years At Wanamingo 7 Years ANNE KRUSSOW Grade M Graduate of State Teachers College St Cloud, Minnesota Degree 3 Years+ Experience 18 Years At Wanamingo 3 Years LYDIA PRETZER Elementary School Principal k Grade 6 Graduate of State Teachers College Winona, Minnesota Degree 3 Years+ Experlence 3h Years At Wanamingo M Years EDNA ROSSI Grade 1 Graduate of State Teachers College Mankato, Minnesota Experience 28 Years At Wanamingo 9 Years MARY SATREN Grade 3 Graduate of Miss Wood's School Experience 9 Years At Wanamingo 9 Years MARGRETHE SATRON Grade 3 G aduate of State Teachers College Mankato, Minnesota Degree 2 Years+ Experience 3? Years At Wanamingo 2 Years INGWALLA WALSTAD Grade 2 Graduate of State Teachers College Winona, Minnesota Degree 3 Years+ Experience 21 Years At Wanamingo A Years 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I . . . . . . . . . . I I I . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . 0 I I I . . I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I e I I I I I f Degree. . . . . . . . . 3 Years+ I I I I I e I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I r . . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I SCHCOL WCJRKERS --we On this page are pictured some of the other schpol employees who help our school function smoothly In the picture above we see Sid Gon stad and Art Berg our custodians Mr Berg has been with us for twelie years, while Mr Gonstad has just completed his first On the left is Janet Henschel who was nur secretary for the major portion of the year Janet and her husband have since moved to Albert Lea. She was suc ceeded by her sister, Shirley Baker Shirley had been our secretary once b fore At the bottom are shown our three very wonderful cooks These three ladies really enjoy preparing meals for youngsters of our school Shown in picture are Mrs Hoven, Mrs Husbyn, Mrs Greseth Y' l .. 1 O I w D O . I .. O - 6- -- n i . . l O O O A A 1 9 2 1 5 , 1 QPF hlrnhnn We, the members of the Class of 1957, do hereby wish to dedicate this edition of the high school yearbook to our spiritual leaders who have assisterius with our spiritual growth through the years Their guidance has been an inspiration which will remain with us the remainder of our lives We thank them especially for their patience and understand ing Our lives will be fuller and richer be cause of these men oI'the Lord The pastors we wish to honor Thorson Everson Thompson Johnson Blikstad Nelson T J Kavanaugh N J Luetke XXXX Cv. XJ Al Jo Ho El M. T. H. M. B. J. E. N. H. F. Muenkel 0 C yi , X rg , gi, VERNON L. BERG nBeet1eH Baseball 2, 33 Class Play Mg FFA M3 Yearbook Staff M. DAVID BOEGSCHATZ H ear rootball 1 2, 3 M Class Play M, Chorus 3 M Paper Staff 1 2 Yearbook Staff M A V Assistant Class Manager 2 ROBERT CORDES Chids Football 2 3 M Chorus 2 Paper Staff 2, Yearbook Staff DIANE COYNE oyne Class Play 3, Student Director Declamation 1 2, 3 Band 1 2 M Chorus 2, 3 M Glee Club 2 M Paper Staff 1 2 M Yearbook Staff M FHA 1 2 3 M FHA President 3 M FHA Par liamentarian 2, Library Club M Library Club Secretary M KAY ANN FREDRICKSON Freddy Class Play M Chorus 2 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 M, Paper Staff l 2, 3 M, Business Manager 3 M Yearbook Staff M, FHA 1, 2 3 M FHA Parliamentarian 2 ROGER FRI ESE Rog Basketball 2 3, Baseball 1 2 3, Class Play M Homecoming tendant M Chorus 1 2 3 M ' Class Manager 2 Af: PAGE SPONSORED BY BAKER'S SKELLY SERVICE k BAKKO PLUMBING AND HEATING WANAMINGO MARIE LOUISE FROISLAND Frois Class Play 3 Homecoming Attend ant M, Chorus 2, 3 M Glee Club 1 2, M Paper Staff 1 2 M, Editor, School Paper 3, Year book Subscription Manager M, Stu dent Council 1, Student Council Vice president 1 Cheerleader 1, 2 , FHA 1, 2, 3 M, FHA Par liamentarian 1 ROBERT GJEMSE nBob Basketball 1 2 3, Track 2 RICHARD KEITH GRENDAHL Dick Football 1, 2, 3 M Footba11Co Captain M Basketball 1 2 3 M Baseball 2 3 M, Class Play M Yearbook Business Manager M, Stu dent Council 1, Camera Club 3 Camera Club Sec Treas 3 SHIRLEY GROVE Shirl Class President 1 Secretary Treasurer M, Class Play 3, Decla mation 3 Homecoming Queen M Band 1 2 Chorus 2 2 3 M Yearbook Staff M Stu dent Council 1, 2, FHA 1, 2 FHA Vice president 2, FHA Secre tary 1 FHA Parliamentarian 3 Cheerleader 1, 2 3 M KAREN ELI ZABETH GULSVIG Class Play M, Student Director 3 Declamation 2 3 M Homecomin Attendant 2, Band 2, 3 M, Chorus 2 M, Glee Club 2 3 M, Paper Staff M Yearbook Staff M Stu dent Council President 3, Student Council Secretary Treasurer M FH 2, 3 MARIE HENDRICKSON ndenrin Class Play M Declamation Band 1 2 Chorus 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 M, Paper Staff 1 2, 3 M, Yearbook Staff M, FHA 1 2, 3 M FHA President 3, FHA Reporter 2, FHA Historian M, Li brary Club M, Library Club Presi dent M PAuE SPONSORED BY CRESTHAVEN DAIRIES, INC , 8 BANITT'S STORE n n 3 .. 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S n I n n n : hs PAGE SPONSORED BY THE LARSON DRUG STORE WANAMINGO MARTHA JANET OVERBOE Class Play M, Band 2, 3 M Cho rua 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 M, Yearbook Staff M, FHA JERRY WAYNE PARKIN 'Parky Football 3 M Yearbook Staff I-'FA M KATHRYN JEAN B PEDERSON Kathy Class Play M Declamation Band 1, 2, 3 Chorus 2, Glee Club l 2, 3 M Yearbook Staff M, FHA l Library Club M Library Club Vice President M ANN IRENE YVONNE QUAWME Annah Class Secretary Treasurer Class Play M Chorus 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 M, Paper Staff M Yearbook Staff 3 M FHA FHA Treasurer 1 JO ANN STINA ROMNESS NJ!! Chorus 2 3 M Glee Club l 2 3 M, Yearbook Staff M, FHA 1, 2, BARBARA ANN ROMO Barb Chorus l 2, 3 M Glee Club 1, 2 3 M Business Manager School Paper 2 3 M FHA 1, 2, 3 FHA Historian 3 PAGE SPONSORED BY THE QUAMME GARAGE WANAHINGO GEORGE ROSTAD Toby Class Play M Band 1 2, Chorus 2, 3 M Yearbook Adver tising Manager M Camera Club 3 A V Asst Class Manager M, FFA M FFA President M CHARLES SUND Y Chuck Football l 2 3 M, Football Co Captain 3 M, Basketball 1, 2, 3 M Basketball Captain M, Baseball 2 3 Track 2 M Class Play 3 Homecoming King M Band l, 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3 M, Paper Staff 2, 3 Yearbook Photography 3 M, A V General Manager 2 Student Coun cil 2, 3 Student Council Presi dent 2, Student Council Recorder 3, Camera Club 2, 3 Camera Club President 2 LYLE ROY SUNDRY Hank Football 2 3 M Yearbook Staff H, FFA U KENNETH L nSYXERSON, JR S Football l 2 3 M Basketball Team Manager 1, 2 3 H, Track 2, Class President M Class Play 3 Band l, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3 M, Pa per Staff 2, 3 M, Yearbook Staff Student Council M Student Coun cil Vice president M, Camera Club 1, 2, 3 M, Camera Club President 3 A V Asst General Manager 3 A V Class Manager 3 A V Asst Class Manager 2 CURTIS T THORESON Ade Football l 2, 3 M Class Play , Track 2, Band l, 2, 3 M, Cho rus 2 3 M Yearbook Staff M Camera Club 2 3 FFA M, FFA Re porter M, Co A V Class Manager M IRENE GENEVE THORESON nThorney Class Play M Declamation 2 3 , Band 3 , Chorus 2, 3 M, Pa per Staff 2, 3, M Glee Club 1 2 3 M Assistant Editor 3, FHA l 2, 3 M, FHA Vice president M FHA Secretary 3, FHA Parliament arian 2, Library Club M, Yearbook Staff M PAGE SPONSORED BY TURP'S CAFE, BENN 4'Nu , 'l.. final ftrv 'hr' 35 E-all? IE SATREN, PROP WANAMINGO 13 n N ,TMR YT, 3 1 39 uf EE 1 I ' J 5 S 4'Hi - . ' : .f - '- I n n ,,,f' ' , v s 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 S ' - 19 Q 3 1 3 V I I If , Q - I 9 ' VM , 3 1 ' ' ia- 'f, R, , 3 - f QU , ,L ' X s - ' 5 n n a r P Q I I 5 Y X ,A , , 1 n 1 5 ,V A mf, , , e e 'pk lla 3 5 - 1 . , . - ' 3 ' x 3, My Yearbook Photography 3, Mg - , 0 - I I X ' ,- VI 1 ' 3 ,A Y, I -R , I ' 0 P . -5 v' 1' X A - S - . n . n V, 4 . R ,vw A A U V- ,L , I .9 3 Y he 1 , 0 - 1 I I I 1 3 ' ' ' I 2 44 ' ,. we i- x I r 9 in X M' 1 M' 1 ' ' , FA, , , 'J U' g , , ' 1 ', . : ' A' ', 9 1 ' ' F CLASS PROPHECY 3 Top row, left to right: Nichael Angelo fThere is a resemblance.l3 Kenneth Cum mings and modelg I see it by the fish bowl. Second row, left to right: I wonder wnere the chemist wentg Two gun Annieg Curt, the bowlerama kid. Third row, left to right: Elvis you're nuttin but a houna dobg I dude ity Holy Cow, Grendahl. 14 ,ix lv A , X L f ,:' , t e 'E 's 1' ' ,,,, . ,t , wx 7, K .Q ,- lg ' 9 x Q2 t Q7 1 t 5 X ww-.M WS'-Wx Ml! in XX Ton row, left to right Paper delivery boy will he live, Doc West woods big game hunter Second row, left to right, Air Force Sweetheart, Wanamingo Construction Company, shop class did it, Take your temperature Third row, left to right, window washer KThe hard way J, Rock and roll dancers, Press secretary, Wanamingo Daily Progress I5 Y . f . v '- ' A .F f Q I ,, , Q K- K. .Q M ' -N Y. xx M., :Q , e x X N. x X N 1 x A , , in nv ante Cf in 52,1 1 J ,fs ' pf V L' ' ' . 1 V ,A W E m X t V fi e f 5 ff' ,f y X 1 ffv - If t ff-5 -f 1 ' . X I . V 2' 1 f'f - X . . n . 5 . . . , ,AZ-ff' Topqrow, left to right A Knight of the road, Stars of Grand Ole Opry, Cuppa Java anyone Second row, left to right' Banker and Secretary Chloe workli, Cook of the future, or Nhere's my steak'7 g Famous chef' employed at the Romness restaurant. Third row, left to right: Reverend Eearg Perry Combo, hair stylistg Farmyard Fbol osouher. WKCEEEHCEEEBH CBJ M f elllkb faxixo fig E. ,ge 3 xxmviz emi ..- ' A President Vice pres Sec treas Top row, left to right: Sharon, the skin diverg Farmer's W1 hay seed. second row, left to right: A howling success. CTHE END, Y-V Kenneth Syvereon Charles Sundry Shirley Grove feg Happy go-lucky , X 'Qi , x fi - fl H Li IB SENIOR CLASS WILL I Vernon Berg, will my fighting ability to Uncle Sam I, David Borgschatz, do give my agil- ity and gracefulness to Arthur Murray I, Robert Cordes, bequeath my women o he Big Norsk ' I, Diane Coyne, do will my curly hair to Sonia I, Kay Fredrickson, will my nickname, Little Jayne, to To Roger Friese, do give the road to Groves to the highway department I, Marie Froisland, will my height to Harris Robert Gjemse, bequeath my curly, black hair to Mr Johnson Richard Grendahl, give my Thunder bird to the wanamingo streetwalkers Shirley Grove, do will my waist line to JoAnn Flaten I, Karen Gulsvig, bequeath my accent to the English I, Marie Hendrickson, do give sics book to anyone who wants it I, Deanna Hessedal, will my to talk to my brother Roger I, Harlan Hjermstad, give my let to Standard Oil's oil wells British my Ph? ability Chevro I, Lawrence Hjermstad, bequeath my serious minded studiousness to my bro ther Reuben I, Gary Hoven, do will my long winded physics answers to Pervin I, Marion Kunde, give my butterscotch candy to Mr Savelkoul I, Donald Kyllo, am giving my bowling ability to Kenny Xx L Q! fd f I, Sharon Langeness, will my baritone horn to David Alme I, Duane Lexvold, do give all my pet nicknames back to the people who gave them to me I, Ruth Mehrkens, bequeath my driving ability to next year's drivers training class I Shirley Myran, do will my theme writing ability to Merlin Wilbur I, Clifford Nelson, am giving my taxi service to the girls at the Wasioja Mu sic Festival I, Phyllis Orsten, give my love of physics to the next physics class I, Martha Overboe, will my ability to blush to Gale Blakstad I, Jerry Parkin, bequeath my women to the Lonely Hearts Club I, Kathryn Pederson, do give my long hair to bald headed women everywhere I, Ann Quam e, do will my artistic ability to Grandma Moses I, JoAnn Romness, am giving my Mazep pa addresses to Yvonne Berg I Barbara Romo, bequeath my cedar chest to next year's shop class I, George Rostad, will my studying ability to Leaf Bender I Charles Sundry, do give Joan to next year's senior class I, Lyle Sundry, do give my guitar to Hank Snow I, Kenneth Syverson, will my class ring to any girl who can find it I, Curtis Thoreson, will my horse to Betsy I, Irene Thoreson, bequeath my cackle 1 flap 3 ' IJ 1 .I t T .' 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I, - . 0 YI .li - - I to the chickens. ,Ll thu ff 1 ,Q -D 'Na I - 411 l 4 A as I I J , W4 L xx F., -I A 11 ,L SENIOR TRIP On Monday morning, April 15, thirty six seniors and three chaperons were set for the big trip to Chicago which had been in the planning stage for quite a period of time The group met at the school, and after counting noses left by car for Red Wing to catch the Milwaukee Road's Morning Hiawatha to Chicago When the train arrived there was a mad scramble for suitcases and a rush to board the train On board the train we met Mr Sims a representative from the railroad who was to act as our guide on the trip After settling in our private car, we spent the remainder of the morning in vestigating the train, trying out the water fountains, the reclining seats, and riding in the dome car We arrived at the Union Station in Chicago about three o'clock that afternoon and were transported by bus to the Morrison Hotel which is the tallest hotel in the world After checking into our rooms and un packing, we spent the remaining part of the afternoon shopping in the large de partment stores, taking pictures, and getting acquainted with the downtown loop area We ate most of our meals at the Forum Cafeteria directly across the street found that our eyes were bigger than our stomachs sembled in the hotel lobby and began our Chicago by night Chinatown tour Our bus drove through the downtown loop area and our bus driver showed us various points of interest We then left the loop and drove through several slum areas and foreign settlements From there we con tinued to Chinatown where we visited the Chinese Temple, City Hall, and curio shops We then returned to the hotel At the hotel some of the class took the elevator to the forty second floor to see the lights of the city They were visible for miles At midnight Roger Friese was surprised with a birthday cake The angel food cake had been made in a toy mold and was cut into four bites. The following morning came too early for most of us After breakfast at the Forum we walked to the Sherman Hotel to attend the Don McNeil Breakfast Club broadcast. Ann Quamme will perhaps re member the broadcast the most vividly as she had the pleasure of holding two ro mantle leading men of the program on her lap They were the handsome tenor solo ist, and Sam, the funnyman After the broadcast, we visited the Chicago Board of Trade Building and viewed the trading floor and the opening of the grain market We were very much confused by the hand signals and differ ent procedures the buyers and se11ez's used in the pit They then showed us a movie about the place which explained things and straightened many of us out In the afternoon we went on a boat cruise on Lake Michigan The cruise took us through the locks and out into the lake from where we viewed the Chicago skyline and points of interest along the way The remainder of the afternoon and evening was spent as we wished Some again went shopping and others went to the Art Institute In the evening most of the seniors went to shows. Wednesday morning we dragged anselves out of bed and packed our things W started an all day sightseeing tour by touring the near north side of Chicago and stopped at the Chicago Historical Society From there we went to the Lin coln Park Zoo and there spent a good deal of time going through the different buildings They d1dn't keep any of our group there for exhibition in any of the buildings Noon lunch was served to us at the Museum of Natural History After the lunch we toured the museum we went to the Aquarium and Planetarium and saw many more interesting things From there noses and found two of our flock among the missing Sharon Langeness and Marie Froisland were nowhere in sight Seems they were waiting for the bus on the wrong side of the building After find ing them we continued our tour along the Gold Coast area where the wealthy people of Chicago reside. Next we visited the Museum of Science and Industry There we saw ourselves on television, chicks in the process of hatching, a German submarine, a doll house, a modern farm, and many more interesting and education al exhibits By the end of this tour we were more than ready to return to the hotel After doing our last minute shopping and eating supper, we said our final goodbyes to Chicago and boarded the bus which took us to the Union Station to catch our train back home The train left at eleven o'clock for Red Wing, Minnesota and home The following morning, April 18, at seven o'clock, thirty six seniors and three chaperons, bleary eyed and tired, staggered off the train, glad to be home but with many wonderful memories of our tzip to the nation's second largest metropolis IREREIBXREIIKMMREBX I9 . . e .we I At eight o'clock that evening we as- When we were ready to go we counted LEDICTGRIAN SALUTATORIAN Aw 'FPPM r.,.,., C3 :E Ee Hi QE E5 a Gary Howard Hoven, the valedictorian of the 1957 graduating class is the son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Hoven of Wanamingo village He entered wanamingo school in the first grade and is one of the five honor students out of a total of nine who be gan and completed their education in our school While in high school he has distin guished himself by participating in many extra curricular activities, namely, mu sic, athletics, dramatics, publications, and student government After graduation Gary plans on con tinuing his education at St Olaf col lege at Northfield Scholastically, he achieved a four SHARON YVONNE LANGENESS SALUTATORIAN The salutatorian of the 1957 graduat ing class, Sharon Yvonne Langeness is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Manley J Langeness of Wanamingo Sharon is another one of the honor students who began and finished her edu cational career in the Wanamingo commun ity schools This young lady has also distinguished herself in the many activities in which she participated while in high school She took part in dramatics, pubhcations, and music particularly She was one of the outstandlng students in the music department of the school Sharon also plans on continuing her education at St Olaf college next fall The salutatorian's average was 914 89' year average of 95 166i 20 N 4 n . , 5- ', 'l , ',. gg A S AD .ff ' ' 4 'Wm -lx , ' KI if .I W xf N l 1 Es: , gm gf fr as ' 1 3 if A if HONOR STUDENTS 21 Seated Karen Gulsvig, Gary Hoven, Valedictorian, Sharon Langeness, Salutatorian, Shirley Grove Standing Lawrence Hjermstad, Kenneth Syverson, Clifford Nelson, Charles Sundry, David Borgschatz KAREN GULSVIG Scholastic Average 91 921 Rank in Class th Parents Mr 8: Mrs J K Gulsvig GARY HOVEN Scholastic Average 95 1661 Rank in Class lst Parents Mr 8: Mrs Glenn Hoven SHARON LANGENESS Rank in Class 2nd Parents Mr dc Mrs Manley J Langeness SHIRLEY GROVE Scholastic Average 91 11 Rank in Class th Parents Mr 8: Mrs Arvin Grove LAWRENCE HJERMSTAD Scholastic Average 92 771 Rank in Class th Parents Mr Bc Mrs Lars Hjermstad KENNETH SY V 5 RSON Scholastic Average 92 832 Rank in Class th Parents Mr 8: Mrs K L Syverson CLI FFORD NELSON Rank in Class th Parents Mr 8: Mrs Joseph Nelson CHARLES SUNDRY Scholastic Average 9k hh? 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SCHCDCL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER School Bells Ring Again Senior Class Rings Football Pine Island Here Football Claremont Here Curtis Campaign Began Lyceum--Valentine's Pet Parade Football Xasson-Mantorville There Band Marched at Kenyon Centennial Football-Byron Here OCTOBER Curtis Campaign Ends Football Bayfield There Vaccinations Ouchl Homecoming Pep Fest HOM COMING FHA Convention in Kenyon Polio Shots Senior Pictures Football Goodhue There Lyceum wimpy the Clown Football School For the Deaf There 2 M E A Convention Vacation Sophomore and Junior Pictures NOVEM ER Football Dodge Center There Freshman Initiation Party Juniors Order Class Rings Freshman Return Party Junior High Roller Skating Party Lyce m Musical Quintet Thanksgiving Vacation Basketball Red Wing Trng School Here DECEMBER Basketball Kenyon Here Basketball West Concord There Basketball Zumbrota There Basketball Pine Island Here Senior FHA Christmas Party Basketball Goodhue Here Christmas Program Basketball Cannon Falls There Christmas Vacation Begins Basketball St Paul Harding at Cannon JANUARY Christmas Vacation Ends Basketball Claremont There Lyceum K A MacKenzie Basketball Zumbrota Here 1 JANUARY Basketball Byron There Basketball Kenyon There Lyceum -Ventriloquism Basketball Kasson Mantorville Here Basketball-Cannon Falls Here FEBRUARY Basketball Goodhue There Lyceum--Joss Wind Basketball Claremont Here Basketball-West Concord Here District M Vocal Contest in Zumbrota Basketball Pine Island There Basketball Hayfield Here Basketball Dodge Center There Local Declamation Contest wash1ngton's Birthday No School East Sub District Tournament MARCH Lyceum Dr Yap Senior Pancake Supper FHA Convention in Minneapolis l . Field Trip to Minnesota Mining Ca East Sub Dist Declam Contest Goodhue Senior Averages Announced Snow No School Senior High Roller Skating Party Lyceum Raflin Trio APRIL Junior High Roller Skating Party Home Ec Workshop at U of M District M Instrumental Contest Easter Vacation Begins 18 Senior Trip to Chicago Easter Vacation Ends FHA Banquet Athletic Banquet Baseball West Concord There HA Baseball Pine Island Here Wasioja Music Festival Junior Class Play Baseball Goodhue Here Baseball Claremont There Junior Senior Banquet Spring Concert Baccalaureate Final Examinations Memorial Day Parade Picnic and Award Days End of School Year Qs efmrtksanse QQ PAGE SPONSORED BY HENNING'S PRODUCE AND HANK'S BARBER SHOP ZUM ROTA 22 he 180 ' 6. 220 ' 70 230 me 250 17. 29. 20. 21. - 22. 28, 1. - 5. 5. - 8. 1. 9. 1. - 12, - 90 e 15a 11. 19. - 12. 21. 13. 22, -- 16. 26. - 17. 190 23. -- Zh-0 ' 50 0 25' 60 0 0 0 50 31s 7 90 1 110 0 12. 20 150 2. 19. 60 270 9. 15. 16. Senior Class Play 20, -- 2, 22-23. 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SHERMAN HOM EDAHL BONITA JACKSON EUNICE KYLLO CHARLES LUNDE JANET MYRAN FAITHE NYGAARD KATH RINE ORSTEN ANN RING PAGE SPONSORED BY GRENDAHL AND N Q WANAMINGO 24 RONALD STROMME JOHN THOM SON HARRIS WALLAKER MERLIN WILBUR CLASS HISTORY The following students were elected to class offices for the year Sherman Hommedahl served as president, Pervin Bjorngaard as vice president, Ronald Stromme as secretary, and Eunice Kyllo as treasurer Student Council represen tatives from the class of twenty eight members were Faithe Nygaard and David Braaten Class advisor was Mr Bartel Avice Greseth and Joan Gulsvig were elected as senior cheerleaders One junior was a library club member, and three girls were in declamation There were seven juniors in senior band, six teen in chorus, and all junior girls were in the glee club Many class mem bers were also in FHA and FFA Two big events for the juniors this year were their class play and the Jun ior Senior Banquet Another big event for the junior boys was winning the This year the junior class gained one new member, Dennis Lindquist who came to Wanamingo from Lester Prairie CLASS OFFICERS Vice President Pervin Bjorngaard S cretary Ronald Stromme Treasurer Eunice Kyllo AUTOGRAPHS PAGE SPONSORED BY GROTH IMTLEM NT CO., FRED GROTH, PROP WANAM NGO intra-mural basketball championship. 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A 5 if j .iii 26 DONOVIN QUITTEM GYLES RANDALL KAREN ROMNESS JEANETTE ROMO ROGER RONNINGEN PAUL SHELSTAD MARY SYVERSON JAMES YNGSDAL CLASS HISTORY The sophomore class this year was composed of seventeen girls and fourteen boys Richard Nelson was the only new member in the class this year Mrs Braaten was the class advisor There were eight boys in athletics this year and Sherry Greseth and Diane Carlson were senior cheerleaders This year there were only four mem bers in the sophomore class who took an active part in declamation The sopho more boys and girls participated in the FFA and FHA activities Gyles Randall was elected to the of fice of president while Donnie Quitten was elected vice president Stanley Lex vold was the secretary treasurer The sophomores participated very strongly in musical activities this past year There were seventeen of the mem bers in the senior band while twenty one went out for chorus and fifteen took part in the girls glee club The big event of the sophomore year was the Freshman Initiation Party Lat er they were guests of the Freshman at the Return Party For Homecoming the sophomores captured third prize with the float entry They also sponsored a rol ler skating party in March to which they invited the juniors and seniors The sophomore girls were the intra mural champions this year in the annual class tournaments CLASS OFFICERS President Gyles Vice President Donovin Secretary Treasurer Stanley N: f Randall Quittem Lexvold PAGE SPONSORED BY EDDIE'S TV SERVICE k NORRIS FREDRICKSON INSURANCE ZUMBROTA - N . . 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X FRESHME 27 First row Gale Blakstad, Howard Myran, Bruce Sevareid, Gary Shelstad, Robert Grendahl, Gary Hokanson Second row Sandra Fredrickson, Avis Wilbur, Beverly Thompson, Jeanette Nerison Margaret Gulsvig, LeRoy Quam, Virginia Thompson, Doris Jonas Third row Marilyn Gronseth, Franklin Hessedal, Marcelle Greseth, Suzanne Swan son, Eugene Johnson, Reginald Pederson, Stella Kyllo, JoAnn Flaten, Irene Romo Fourth row Mr Larson, Advisor, Judith Thompson, Lew Gene Groth, Merle Larson, Mark Hoven, Carl Beckstrom, Donald Parkin, Beulah Glestad, Helen Opsahl CLASS HISTORY The freshmen class of thirty two mem bers began the school year with Mr Lar son as their home room advisor Merle Larson was the only new member of the freshman class this year The class officers for Bruce Sevareid, president vig, vice president, and oil representatives were and Irene Romo Elected coming representative was son Two of the girls were ! the year were Margaret Gin Beverly Thomp Gary Shelstad as the home Beverly Thomp junior cheer leaders, they were Margaret Gulsvig and Jeanette Nerison There were several of the class in declamation, junior FHA, FFA, band, library club, athletics, and newspaper The two big events for the freshmen this year were the initiation party and the return party During the school year the class sponsored a roller skat ing party to which they invited the mem bers of the seventh and eighth grades ALU PAGE SPONSORED BY THE ZUM ROTA SUPER V President Bruce Sevareid Vice president Margaret Gulsvig Secretary treasurer Beverly Thompson STORE ZUMBROTA O . 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EIGHTH GR DE 28 First row Richard Skillestad, Sylvia Johnson, James Smith, Marvin Grendahl, Delores Orsten, Ruth Ann Froisland Second row Nancy Larson, David Gullickson, Carol Loken, Joan Opsahl, DeAnn Swig gum, Patricia Solberg, Rodney Svien, Judy Ronningen, Lila Berg Third row Thelma Bygd, Sherman Haugen, Galene Aadahl, Susan Kyllo, Sandra Lex vold, Judy Flaten, Orlyn Stromme, Patricia Thompson Fourth row Miss Moran, Advisor, Theona Thoreson, JoAnn Myran, Arlyn Quamme Nancy Kublie, Ned Henschel, Joan Windhorst, Julie Jarv4nen, Bruce Boraas CLASS HISTORY Thirty one members comprise the en rollment of the eighth grade this year Miss Moran was the home room advisor The following members of the class were elected to serve as class officers for the school year Judy Ronningen, president, Nancy Larson, vice president, Julie Jarvinen, secretary treasurer The student council representatives from the eighth grade were Patsy Thomp son and David Gullickson Several mem of the boys participated in basketball Some of the girls belonged to library club and junior FHA Elizabeth Hughes was the only new pu pil in the class and she left before the year was over The eighth grade sponsored one roller which they invited the seventh and ninth grades skating party this year to President Judy Ronningen Vice president Nancy Larson Secretary treasurer Julie Jarvinen : -. , : 64 .a A wi S . Z , 'I 1 f ' 5 bers of the class were in band and a few ' 1 N f 0 Y' 3 SEVENTH GRADE 29 FIRST ROW James Froyum, Karen Langseth, Avonne Grove, Nancy Gonstad, Herbert Nerison SECOND ROW Karen Grothe, Charles Olson, Gary Dublin, Mary Peterson, James Axel son, Susan Fredrickson, Wayne Thompson THIRD ROW Bertha Parkin, Marcia Fredrickson, Diane Swee, Vernon Vangsness, Wil liam Honecker, Martha Myran, Judith Froyum, Dorothy Hessedal FOURTH ROW Mrs Sands, Advisor, Sandra Lyke, Gale Hoven, Russell Boraas, David Alme, Gerald Sviggum, Vernice Ring CLASS HISTORY The seventh grade began the school year with twenty five members New mem bers at the beginning of the year were Norman Hughes and William Honecker Dur ing the year two more members were added to the class They were Sandra Lyke and James Axelson Two students left the class durin the ear Michael Hoseth dents now enrolled is twenty five The following served as officers dur ing the year Avonne Grove, President, James Froyum, Vice president, Susan Fredrickson, Secretary Treasurer Stu dent council representatives were Judy Froyum and Herbert Nerison Many members of the seventh grade participated in extra curricular activi ties James Froyum, Herbert Nerison, and Wayne Thompson went out for basket ball and Judy Froyum was elected a jun ior cheerleader Eight girls belong to the Junior Future Homemakers of America Club and six belong to Library Club A considerable number of students partici paged in band activities PAGE SPONSORED BY LEE'S PHARMACY Mrs Sands was home room teacher and class advisor for the seventh grade this year During the year the class sponsored a roller skating party and invited the eighth and ninth grades ZUHBROTA, M NNESOTA S Y '- and Norman Hughes. The number of stu- SIXTH GRADE 30 Front row Sandra Blakstad, Susan Larson, Larry Berg, Morris Hjermstad, Jon Gron seth, Richard Morken, Judy Greseth, Garry Smith Second row Neil Hoven, Alice Ann Jacobson, Duane Schrieber, Marvin Bjugan, Karen Johnson, Barbara Shelstad, Marvin Johnson, Lauritz Romo, Jacklyn Bjorngaard Third row Ruth Ann Hegseth, Kenneth Gunderson, Thomas Auseth, Clarice Morkre, Diane Sands, DeAnn Clapp, Henry Syverson, Phillip Deraas, Bonita Milan Standing Mrs Lydia Pretzer CLASS ACTIVITIES A club, Busy Raccoons, was organized at the beginning of the year Officers held office for a six weeks period The following served as various periods officers for the FIRST SIX WEEKS Henry Syverson Sandra Blakstad Neil Hoven President Vice President Secretary SECOND SIX WEEKS Judy Greseth Susan Larson Dorothy Myran Garry Smith President Vice President Secretary Treasurer THIRD SIX WEEKS Susan Larson John Gronseth Sandra Blakstad Ruth Ann Hegseth President Vice President Secretary Treasurer FOURTH SIX WEEKS John Gronseth Judy Greseth Karen Johnson Susan Larson President Vice President Secretary Treasurer FIFTH SIX WEEKS President Garry Smith Vice President Barbara Shelstad Secretary Jacky Bjornymrd Treasurer Judy Greseth SIXTH SIX WEEKS President Karen Johnson Vice President John Gronseth Secretary Judy Greseth The enrollment for the grade was twenty seven at the beginning of the year Alice Jacobson moved to Dexter, Minnesota during Easter vacation, leav ing an enrollment of twenty six to end the year Enrolled in the Intermediate Band were Philip Deraas, Morris Hjermstad, Karen Johnson, Henry Syverson, Jacky Bjorngaard, Barbara Shelstad, Duane Schrieber, Kenneth Gunderson, Judy Gre seth, Neil Hoven, Thomas Auseth, Diane Sands and Lauritz Romo W I : I I : . . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Treasurer. . . . . . . . . Karen Johnson Treasurer. . . . . . .Jacky Bjorngaard I I I I I I I I I I . - . . . .... . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - . . I I I I I I I I I I . . . . . . . . . . . . I I I I I I I I - . . . . . . . . . . I I I I I . . . . . . I I I I I FIFTH GR DE Front row James Bork, Gary Solberg, Ann Grimsrud, John Flom, Dianne Wilbur, Mar leen Hokanson, JoAnn Blakstad, Mark Jackson Second row Marilyn Swee, Michael Hogstad, Thomas Teigen, James Johnson, Lois Flaten, Lorraine Hommedahl, Shannon Cleveland, Larry Evenson, Sharon Fredrickson, Roger Randall Third row Barbara Hofstad, Linda Torkelson, James Crouse, Jerry Yngsdal, Carol Syverson, Stanley Hendrickson, Judith Satren, David Berg, Joan Fredrickson Fourth row Miss Brekke, Gene Berg, Sam Michele, Elaine Aadahl, Kathy Thoreson, Kelly Ronningen, Ruth Grimsrud, Lois Veiseth, Leila Myran, Neil Alme CLASS ACTIVITIES At the beginning of the year thirty- nine pupils enrolled in the fifth grade. Later in the year Louise Hoseth moved to Brainerd, Minnesota and Patty Hughes moved to Greenbush, Minnesota. Garry Mathiason came to Wanamingo school from Rochester and entered our grade on the twenty ninth of April. We have tried to become better citi- zens through the organization of our club. The duties there have given us greater responsibilities, We have also learned how to conduct a meeting accord- ing to Robert's Rules of Order. Our various units in social studies have taught us the meaning of democracy, We have tried to practice them in our room. PAGE SPONSORED BY TH COFFEE SHOP AND ART HENNUM'S BARBER SHOP WANAMINGO 3 I N N l w e 2 e FOURTH GR DE 32 Front row Linda Axelson, Susan Broin, Terry Peterson, Reuben Berg, Gary John son, Judy Stockmo, Thomas Sundry, Carol Dublin Second row Ruby Lyke, Carrol Olson, Mary Jo Morken, Dale Froyum, Luanna Grotbe, Dale Nerison, Carolyn Satren, James Gullickson Third row Charles Kyllo, Gary Windhorst, Jean Kyllo, Harvey Fossum, Wayne Hjerm stad, Linda Perret, Paul Tongen, Robert Opfer, Mlchael Satren Standing Miss Anne Krussow CLASS ACTIVITIES The fourth grade is a year of transi to the work of the intermediate grades The twenty seven pupils in the fourth grade have had a pleasant, busy, inter esting year We have completed many units and projects and read many inter esting books we have visited many communities of our country in social studies Some of the most interesting were a desert and Navaho Indian community, a range and forest community, Alaska, and a large city We also saw many films, made book lets, friezes and pictures, and wrote interesting reports Our experiments, pictures and charts, booklets, use of globes and maps, exhib its, collections and observations aroused our imagination and interest in many topics in science such as rocks and min erals, birds, trees, ants, bees,gardens, our earth, animals, and the sun and the moon The many stories in our reading books helped us to improve our reading as well as to learn of many lands, early histo ry, nature and wild life and stories of long ago We improved our skills in addition learned the multiplication tables and used them to learn to multiply and di vide by one number when we think of the songs we have learned, the things we have made, and all the activities and things we have done, it has been a most enjoyable year tion from the work of the primary grades and subtraction in arithmetic. We have THIRD GR DE 33 Front row Anna Michele, Alvin Jacobson, Ronald Blakstad, Margaret Syverson, Crystal Myran, Wayne Dublin, Leslie Flom, A Bruce Boraas Second row Harvey Aadahl, Sandra Raasch, Linda Hogstad, Steven Grove, Vicki Braaten, Larry Swenson, Keith Mosher, Thomas Jackson Third row Dean Hoven, Mary Lou Steberg, Gary Alme, Theodore Parkin, Mary Tongen, Gary Fredrickson, Pamela Raasch, Judith Deraas, Jeanne Schriever Standing Mrs Mary Satren CLASS ACTIVITIES The school year has flown by with all of us having old as well as new exper iences The third year of school is an important year in summing up beginning knowledge and preparing for the impor tant step of entering the fourth grade with its many new subjects In reading class we have travelled, vlsiting many countries in Europe and we have gained knowledge of its differ ent customs, climates, and people Numbers class has carried us to sums above 20 as well as introduced us to be g1nning multiplication and division We have reviewed mostly in language class, but have learned how to write tices, etc We have learned to address envelopes correctly too Social studies has acquainted us with a town called Westport and all that is needed to make it successful Sclence has broadened our knowledge of the world around us stones, birds, the seasons and their changes, the sour ces of different fibers and threads for weaving into cloth, and needed activity for good health During this year we have tried to in crease our maturity for problem solving and to become independent thinkers 'Xa XX iv 5 'L Sn E I I PAGE SPONSORED BY THE CHARLES OLSON COMPANY 8 DR W S WOODBURY ZUMBROTA 0 X ' 0 ' 1 . , M 1 - N J fl X, k, 3 15 o ! 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I . 1 f:X '- , Q V -.. -'I ' I THIRD GR DE 3' Front row Darrel Grendahl, Carol Matti, Steven Johnson, Sandra Aaker, Linda Satren, David Fredrickson, Cynthia Morken Second row Nancy Clapp, Roy Blakstad, Barbara Kleeberger, Kenneth Lee, Peggy Boraas, Burton Husbyn, Darlene Shelstad, Irene Hendrickson Third row Jon Syverson, Shirley Lexvold, Gaylan Myran, Wanda Bergum, Thomas Fo ley, Diane Jacobson, Duane Friese, Susan Sundry, Daniel Grimsrud Standing Mrs Margarethe Satron CLASS ACTIVITIES 3:3 On September 14, 1956 thirteen girls and eleven boys enrolled in Grade 3A The first of October the number in I I creased to twenty five when Barbara 1 X Kleeberger entered the Wanamingo school J gy-J Tx , system She had previously attended at West Concord Mr and Mrs Ralph Klee berger and family moved to the Davidson farm north of Holden Church At the end of the third period Julie Hoseth moved with the Lloyd Hoseth fam seth is employed Another student was missed when Diane Jacobson left for Dexter, Minnesota with her family on the thirteenth of April Mr and Mrs James Jacobson purchased a place of business at Dexter PAGE SPONSORED BY RAY'S CAFE AND STEVENS STUDIO ' TT1'Ir CD9 O Eff G'-f ,fifx inf 55251 LGS Z? sfjggd 'M . - :a.vl.0... x,- 4, ,.l,.!:L..l ffffff, -I 4.,,,. U Y- xsxxxxx Q' , ' K- W - WN :N ily to Brainerd, Minnesota where Mr. Ho- . , '05, , 'I-N , SECOND GR DE IR Front row Michael Flaaen, Kathy Hokanson, Grant Hoven, Virginia Haugen, Paulette Kyllo, Donald Skillestad, Mark Blakstad, Bonnie Grendahl, Larry Romo Second row Susan Clapp, Nancy Auseth, Robert Svien, Dennis Ness, JoAnn Starz, Judy Ann Starz, Betty Ann Starz, Wanda Grove, Craig Swanson, Joseph Grothe Third row Virginia Svien, Sandra Olstad, Gene Bygd, Mary Jo Perett, Steven Thompson, Grant Friese, Iris Olson, Neil Jonas, Marilyn Thoreson, Kenneth Hessedal, Gwen Steberg Standing Mrs Ingwalla Walstad CLASS ACTIVITIES The second grade began the year with thirty two members but Edward Romo ynhed us the first week and stayed until the Christmas holiday Caryn Hahn also en tered the first week and remained with us until the middle of the school year when she moved to Grand Meadow, Minn Virginia Svien joined us shortly be fore Christmas She came from the Ken yon District At the end of the first month Dennis Nygren left when his family moved to Zumbrota The homecoming parade and the Christ mas program were perhaps the highlights of our year as well as our special holi- day parties and then, of course, we al- ways look forward to our picnic at the end of the school year. 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O : I I , - I , - O O FIRST GR DE 36 Front row Patricia Bordson, LeRoy Teigen, Harvey Swiggum, Cheryl Swiggum, John Hegseth, Janice Grendahl, Gary Syverson, Lyle Aadahl, Donald Tangen, Norman Morken, Jerry Stockmo, Griffin Fredrickson, Judith Reinaldo Second row Janice Satren, Gail Flom, Dean Bork, Suellen Cleveland, Rita Froyum, Greg Gonstad, Martin Haugen, Rodney Boraas, Merlin Ring, Thomas Hendrickson, Patri cia Swiggum, Aloyce Olson, Ronald Trelstad Third row Steven Swenson, Ronald Johnson, Sonia Johnson, Leslie Perret, Nancy Gunderson, Ross Haller, Judy Berg, John Wayne Lubahn, Wayne Island, Edith Blakstad, Peter Satren, Barbara Stevens, Marvin Jacobson, Allen Steberg Standing Mrs Edna Rossi CLASS ACTIVITIES On Tuesday morning early in September of 1956, forty two shining little faces beamed from their modern chairs in a were heavy, but the children did a fine job in adjusting themselves Instantly, they learned the ways of the daily rou tine and made school for them a worth while place to work and play In October, we lost a chubby boy to Zumbrota, but in a few weeks we gained smiling Barbara Hahn We felt very bad ly to lose her to Grand Meadow in March Erom her letters she misses us, but she found her place in the new school with out any confusion After Easter Susan Haberman and May forty three The class has worked very successful ly in a cooperative, congenial way They have learned to get work well done in dependently All the children do good work in their reading, writing, language arts, and printing 1969 hold the reputable record for each one that he achieved in the first grade in l957 May the year PAGE SPONSORED BY HILLING'S GROCHRY STORE R THE WANAMINGO PROGRESS WANAMINGO very attractive schoolroom, Many hearts nard Flormoe enrolled to make our number ,njp L ,fy f' wwff f A ,Y ww W FOGTB LL TEAM 37 First row Gale Blakstad, Gary Shelstad, Eugene Johnson, Paul Bygd, Carl Beck strom, Roger Flaten, Charles Fredrickson, Robert Grendahl Second row Mark Hoven, David Opfer, Stanley Lexvold, Jerry Parkin, Roger Lunde, Reuben Hjermstad, Eugene Gullickson, Leon Milan, Charles Lunde Th1rd row Harland Bjugan, David Braaten, Robert Cordes, Kenneth Syverson, Lyle Sundry, David Borgschatz, Lawrence Hjermstad Fourth row David Brislance, Mr Bartel, Harris Wallaker, John Thompson, Duane Lexvold, Richard Grendahl, Charles Sundry, Gary Hoven, Curtis Thoreson, Mr Johnson, Bruce Sevareid The Wanamingo Bulldogs, coached by Mr Johnson and Mr Bartel, had a moder ate season, finishing with a record f three wins, five losses, and one tie The Bulldog team started out the sea son against a very strong Pine Island defense and lost this first game with a score of 20 O This loss could be at tributed to an inexperienced Bulldog line The second game of the season saw the Bulldogs defeating the Claremont crew by a score of 20 O This score was the same as the score of their first game, only the Bulldogs were on the long end the all important Homecoming game Wan defeated a strong West Concord team by a score of 28 20 which made for successful homecoming celebra amingo a very tion Hayfield beat the Bulldogs in the next game of the season, but Wanamingo bounced back to trounce the Byron team Wanamingo fell short to an agressive Goodhue team by a count of 21 6 The following week the Bulldogs traveled to Faribault to play the Faribault School for the Deaf team Wanamingo lost by a score of lb 0 PAGE SPONSORED BY DR KNUTSON k HADER STORE, The last game of the season was a gainst league leading Dodge Center The determined Wanamingo team lost 21 7 The team had the misfortune of having three of their touchdowns called back because of penalties An all opponent team consisting of outstanding players the Bulldogs met during the season was selected by the team That team included the following End Borchard Kasson Mantorville End Mogen Hayfield Sparks Kasson Mantorville Sutherland Hayfield Tackle Tackle Guard Center Back Back Schlappi Pine I land Johnson Goodhue Schuster Dodge Center Hanson Bayfield Back Johnson Faribault Deaf Back Lien Kasson Mantorville In the opinion of the Bulldogs, the toughest teams they faced in competition this past season were the Dodge Center and the Kasson Mantorville teams TILLER 8 FREDRICKSON ZUHBROTA O O O -I. The next big game of the season was Guard.:::Thompson..:::::::::Dodge Center ' . o ' once een one ' eoeee ooo sooo ' o H CDMECGMING RCYALTY D TTENDANTS Q vyif 1 ,P lb' v 48 'MWF ef' Q,- H'1f f-illlf '-s... 7... MARY MADELON BEVERLY Nominated for homecoming royalty this year were Karen Gulsvig, Phyllis Orsten, Marie Froisland, Shirley Grove, Gary Ho ven, Kenneth Syverson, Charles Sundry, and Roger Friese Charles Sundry was chosen as Homecom ing King and Shirley Grove was chosen as Homecoming Queen to reign over this year's homecoming activities Roger Friese and Marie Froisland were named the Duke and Duchess Homecoming X 'T MARIE QUEEN SHIRLEY attendants were Beverly Thompson, Mary Jane Syverson, and Madelon Grothe An annual feature of the homecoming festivities is the building of floats by the high school classes This year's awards went to the seniors, freshmen, and sophomores respectively The senior class was given the first prize while the freshmen took second and the sopho mores were given third prize Grade school pupils were also awarded prizes 39 jQf ' ,l 7 7 ' 7 ' - . ff M '.. A ' P f 9 V I '3 7 It 'vi ,I - 4 7? jvfzr' 4 Si' xQPfA , . 'Lf' V ' x' ' i :'. J' lte'Mi2M h W 99 'Qu .fx i 'V y ,4 A I , ' 5' - ll MI, fe ,Qi l I V Q g xr, M 8 ' ' h M kwa? f' e- 2 ' ff ' 5, pf Y R K- BASKETB LL TEAM 'O FIRST ROW Harris Wallaker, John Thompson, Duane Lexvold, Charles Sundry, David Braaten, Richard Grendahl, Gary Hoven SECOND ROW Mr Douglas Johnson, Coach, Kenneth Syverson, Student Manager, Har land Bjugan, Jimmy Yngsdal, Charles Lunde, David Brislance, Charles Lunde, Mr Henry Bartel, Assistant Coach WASIOJA CONFERENCE CHAMPS! wanamingws 1956 1957 basketball tem l had a successful season as they ran up a record of fifteen wins against six defeats The Bulldogs captured their first con ference championship with a record of ele ven wins and one defeat in conference play At the beginning of the season the Bulldogs were rated as the dark horse team of the conference Their only loss came at the beginning of the season to a strong Byron team After this loss the team be gan to roll and racked up some impressive victories over highly rated teams such as Hayfield and Kasson Mantorville The Bulldogs hustle them a 58 2 points per holding their opponents The Wanamingo team Opponents Team as follows Gary Borchaard Darrel Jaeger Ken Johnson Earl Benson Roger Noterman Bill Grande Dave Ronning PAGE SPONSORED and desire gained game average while to a 52 3 average picked an All Kasson Mantorville Kasson Mantorville BY DR WILLIAM Goodhue Cannon Falls Cannon Falls Hayfield Byron Kenyon E WALTER WANAMINGO l Joe Petrack . i . . I : - WASIOJA CHAMPIONS 32 e ASKETB LL B TE M 43 First row Robert Grendahl, Donovin Quittem, Gary Hokanson Second row Reuben Hjermstad, James Yngsdal, Merle Larson, Mark Hoven, Harlan Bjugan Third row Fredrickson, Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Bruce Sevareid, Roger Lunde, Franklin Hessedal, David Opfer, Charles Stanley Lexvold nBn TEAM RECORD UAW TEAM RECORD Red Wing Training Kenyon West Concord Zumbrota Pine Island Goodhue Cannon Falls Claremont Zumbrota Byron Kenyon Kasson Mantorville Cannon Falls Goodhue Claremont West Concord Pine Island Hayfield Dodge Center Wanamingo wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Wanamingo Red Wing Training Kenyon West Concord Zumbrota Pine Island Goodhue Cannon Falls St Paul Harding Claremont Zumbrota Byron Kenyon Kasson Mantorville Cannon Falls Goodhue Claremont west Concord Pine Island Hayfield Dodge Center TOURNAMENT Cannon Falls ally ? qQ:iEZnae,N5Mr f A3:ggE', 1 23 32 62 iii ii Zi 19 3 38 32 30 E? 21 31 5 22 30 5 . 31 28 S2 33 25 57 26 32 S2 23 - 32 65 29 31 5 8 - 33 31 S7 29 AO S2 23 3? 22 ' M? 35 75 MS la? its 52 E502 N' .f i 1 , N X - 7.1 ,Q QE CHEERLE DERS 44 Left to right Marie Froisland, Avice Greseth, Joan Gulsvig, Sherry Greseth, Diane Carlson, Shirley Grove Margaret Gulsvig Judy Froyum Jeanette Nerison CHEERLEADERS A big event at the beginning of the school year was the election of the new There were six senior cheerleaders cho sen from the tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades Three girls were also chosen as junior cheerleaders These were chosen from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades Both groups of cheerleaderswere elected by secret ballot at a special high school assembly The senior cheerleaders were Marie Froisland and Shirley Grove from the senior class, Avice Greseth and Joan Gulsvig from the junior class, and Diane sophomore class The junior cheerleaders were Judy Froyum from the seventh grade, Jeanette Nerison and Margaret Gulsvig from the ninth grade A big project of the senior cheer leaders was the making of new cheerlead ing uniforms The uniforms have gold skirts with purple satin lining and pur ple sweaters with a gold wn on the front of each cheerleaders for the coming school year. Carlson and Sherry Greseth from the ASEBALL TEAM Front row Roger Lunde, David Opfer, Gary Hoven, Leon Milan, Roger Hessedal, Bruce Sevareid, Franklin Hessedal Standing Mr Johnson, Lawrence Hjermstad, Charles Lunde, Richard Hessedal, Duane Lexvold, David Braaten, Donald Kyllo, John Thompson, Mark Hoven, Mr Bartel, Coach TUDE T CCDUNCIL Front row: Judy Ronningen, Irene Romo, Judy Froyum, Avonne Grove, Patricia Thompson. Second row: Faithe Nygaard, Karen Gulsvig, David Gullickson, Herbert Nerison, Betty Grove. Third row: Bruce Sevareid, Gyles Randall, Leon Milan, Kenneth Syverson, Gary Hoven, Gary Shelstad, David Braaten. Q5 o I o Q o BUSINESS STAFF 46 Front row Richard Grendahl, Marion Kunde, Ruth Mehrkens, Kay Fredrickson, Marie Froisland, Marie Hendrickson Second row Robert Gjemse, Harlan Hjermstad, JoAnn Romness, Barbara Romo, Diane Coyne, Shirley Grove, Deanna Hessedal Third row Roger Friese, Jerry Parkin, Clifford Nelson, Lyle Sundry, Curtis Thoreson, David Borgschatz Not on picture Mr Savelkoul, Yearbook Advisor CTaking picture! 1957 BULLDOG With each passing year, the aim of the yearbook staff is to produce a much bigger and better yearbook for the stu dents of Wanamingo High School This past year has seen several steps in that direction with new things being added to this issue of the Bulldog One step in this direction was the changing of the name of the book from 'Wingo Memor es H e that it would coincide more closely with the school mascot and the name of the school newspaper Another change was the advertising pages to the yearbook past years it was the practice to have businessmen sponsor a page of the year book Now they may either sponsor a Bulldog so addition of page of the book, or buy advertising space in the back of the book Through this means the staff was able to raise more money to produce a bigger book Work on the yearbook begins early in the fall of the year with the photogra phic staff taking pictures of the fall activities All photographic work is processed with yearbook equipment in the high school photographic darkroom Later in the year the work begins full force with the subscription and ad vertising campaigns Toward the spring of the year the editorial and production staffs begin the actual work of produc ing the yearbook All copy is sent in to the publisher by June 1 and the books are delivered at a special party in the month of August rs 'L -S l '. into Th ' . In - 'Q . ' . figgiigQ?QE. 1ahi!if - 141 ll' EDITORIAL STAFF Y? Front row Eunloe Kyllo, Anne Quamme, Phyllis Orsten Second row Sharon Langeness, Karen Gulsvig, Irene Thoreson, Martha Overboe, Shirley Myran Third row Gary Hoven, Lawrence Hjermstad, Kenneth Syverson, Charles Sundry, Da vid Brislance -Qs ll' I T'TT xiv 47 2. 4 Q , K I , ' 1 K If I' w, . .. X - R , ' -4' 'I , ' Q 4 . I ' I I I , 1- ' Q: A ,?, 'f .ix ' , A' I, H wig!!! Uh U 'H - -4 ' ' , :'- I1 'W-'.. .zff'r : ' . ,I 1 'sg I f I . E xg, I I ish IJ .-v .Y -l Q., I' if jyig' ' II' :- X ' f' 'P ' LN FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA 'B Front row Mavis Nelson, Kay Fredrickson, Marie Froisland, Ann Ring, Kathryn Orsten Second row Sharon Langeness, Karen Romness, JoAnn Romness, Shirley Grove, Avice Greseth, Joan Gulsvig, Madelon Grothe, Judy Berg, Karen Gulsvig Third row Marion Kunde, Faithe Nygaard, Jeanette Romo, Irene Thoreson, Marie Hendrickson, Diane Coyne, Ruth Mehrkens, Mary Coyne Fourth row Diane Carlson, Gweneth Davidson, Mary Syverson, Betty Grove, Sonia Opsahl, Sherry Greseth, Mrs Larson, Advisor Front row Mary Peterson, Marcia Fredrickson, Judy Froyum, Susan Fredrickson, Second row Beverly Thompson, Virgiria Thompson, Sandra Fredrickson, Judy Ron ningen, Doris Jonas, Irene Romo, Avonne Grove Third row Karen Grothe, Diane Swee, Bertha Parkin, Theona Thoreson, Margaret Gulsvig, Jeanette Nerison, Judy Flaten, Sanora Lexvold Fourth row Mrs Larson, Advisor, Joanne Flaten, Beulah Glestad, Judy Thompson, Helen Opsahl, Marilyn Gronseth, Stella Kyllo, Suzanne Swanson, Marcelle Greseth There are thirty two members in the mington in Minneapolis to which both or Senior chapter and twenty four members ganizations sent delegates Also a mem in the Junior chapter orable event was the Mother and Daughter One of the highlights of the year was Banquet which was held in April the State Convention at the Hotel Lea Y 1 .I . f ' I Avis Wilbur.. FUTUREF RMERS of AMERICA 49 FIRST ROW Gyles Randall, Donovin Quittem, Charles Fredrickson, Reggie Pederson, Merlin Wilbur, Gary Hokanson, Ronald Stromme SECOND ROW Donald Parkin, Roger Hokanson THIRD ROW Stanley Lexvold, Paul Bygd, Roger Flaten, Vernon Berg, Jerry Parkin, Mr Montzka, Advisor, George Rostad, Donald Kyllo, Eugene Gullickson, Harris Wallaker, Robert Gjemse, Sherman Hommedahl, Curtis Thoreson FUTURE FARMERS OF AH RICA HISTORY The Future Farmers of America organ ization was established for the first time this year in Wanamingo High School under the leadership of Mr Montzka, the agriculture instructor The following individuals were elec ted officers for the year President George Rostad Secretary Donald Kyllo Treasurer Harris Wallaker Reporter Curtis Thoreson Sentinel Robert Gjemse Regular meetings are held once month ly The twenty members of the organize tion have been selected to serve on the different teams such as Soil Judging Judging Team, Poultry Judging Team, and of course, the basketball team The Future Farmers of America basket ball team won seven games and lost two games during a very successful first season It is planned to have a softball team this summer to play one night a week In April delegates were sent to the State Convention of the Future Farmers of America at the University of Minne sota Two Purebred Hampshire gilts were purchased this year as an organization project A memorable occasion during the year was the hayride party at which time the Future Farmers entertained the Future Homemakers of America girls -fl-1 T? 'wife- ' f n O Q55 Iggy 195 l 90-a.-0 L QI gf 5 'Voile X PAGE DONATED BY DR TRACY M MERCER, OPTOMETRIST ZUMBROTA, MINNESOTA . I fi 411.2 N. v. Team, Contour Line Judging Team, Dairy WX . 1-1009 - G,'wqAa??H , X s ,I ', . s X ' 'I , 1. -A 3 -f -Q .jew up f r A e jx . xv SENIOR CLASS PL Y 50 Front row Ann Quamme, Irene Thoreson, Richard Grendahl, Martha Overboe, Sharon Langeness, Karen Gulsvig Second row Kay Fredrickson, Roger Friese, Harlan Hjermstad, David Borgschatz, Diane Coyne, Curtis Thoreson, Lawrence Hjermstad Third row Mrs S S Braaten, Director OFF THE TRA The Senior Class of Wanamingo High School presented the three act comedy, Off The Track on November 16, 1956, in the high school auditorium The play was written by Felicia Metcalfe and was under the direction of Mrs S S Br a ten Off The Track' was a play with an unusual twlst The setting was laid in the walting room of a small wayside railroad station on a dark and stormy night A strange mixture of people is thrown together when a fast train is de railed and the passengers are forced to stay at an isolated railroad station to await the arrival of a relief train Entertainment between acts was pre sented by Marie Froisland, Phyllis Or the MCJU1P6 Sisters Charles Sundry, Gary Hoven, Kenneth Syverson, and Duane Lexvold presented a darkie skit CAST OF CHARACTERS John Morgan, station agent David Borgschatz Silas Dobbins, handyman Curtis Thoreson Flickie Nelson, college girl Kathryn Pederson Betty Phillips, college girl Ann Quamme Joan Parker, college girl Martha Overooe Mrs Guarino, Italian woman Karen Gulsvig Antonia Guarino, her daughter Kay Fredrickson Bill Lindsay, college boy Lawrence Hgermstad Oscar Pozenby, deaf man George Rostad Mrs Vanderventer, rich woman Marie Hendrickson Miss Pidgie McDougal, nosey old maid Wlllie Woodson, young man Vernon Berg Evalina Bumpass, W1llie's flance Irene Thoreson Extras Donald Kyllo, Roger Friese, Har lan Hjermstad, and Richard Grendahl 191, 1 qghHQ5N rf-ffl ALS ' ' ll CKH A , . . . H' . - '- . O ' - sten, and Shirley Grove who impersonated Sharon Langeness sz '75 A U f 7 Y S ti I L C ! - A JU IOR CLASS PL Y 51 I Front row Judy Berg, John Thompson, Harris Wallaker, Eugene Gullickson, Harland Bjuvan, Cnarles Lunde Back row Eunice Kyllo, Bonita Jackson, Mrs Braaten, Director, Kathryn Orsten, Janet Myran, Student Director, Joan Gulsvig, Mary Coyne, Avlce Greseth, lvelynfhvth, David Brislance, David Braaten, Pervln Bgorngaard, Roger Flaten The junlor class play which wa pre sented on FPlQ8J evening, Maj 10, was ertitleo, Fresh Air It was a comedy in three acts, written by Glenn Pughes The cast of charactezs was as Rilows Ralph Brooks, insurance salesman John Thompson Joan Walker, his fiancee Joan Gulsvig Valerie, a prirce s Judy Berg Nana, her maid Kathryn Orsten Mr Pelly, F B I Agent Pervin Bjorngaard M Slater, President, Iowa Society Mary Coyne Bruce, Els1e's beau Davie Brlslance Mr Ca s, gardener Charles Lunde Thomas R Creen, California' governor David B aaten Beatrlce Green, his wife Bonita Jackson Daphne Gordon, movie asp'rant AV'ce Gresetlf Mrs Gordon, her mother Evelyn Groth Harrv Iyer , talent scout Rover Flaten Jael Dodds, politician Harland Bjugan Two Sinister Character Harris Wallaker Eugene Gullickson Director Mrs S S Braaten Student Director Tanet Myran In the story, kidnappers mistake a governor and a movie aspirant for a princess and her bodyguard a rival politician tries some fancy finagling an in urance salesman seeks some business the governor is locked in tool house all happens 1 park in California on a fine sum er day when the annual Iowa Society picnic was being held The play was enjoyed very much L f x N., x y s I 22? , S ' I . . u 'kt' I Q' , 5- fx I W, F- -. 7. M X- In - p A 1 L ' ll -1 1 .H X- 0 1 . O 0 ' - V -- . : ir. n a rs. -- Elsie, her daughter --------- Eunice Kyllo . S 1 ' Q I -F 'sk' . . ig ' ' ' - -1-s I -F . Zan- , J? 1- r gamut DW, , I I , XR - I : , I . .... .. ......... NEIL?-21,1 LIBR RY CLUB 52 FIRST ROW Ruth Ann Froisland, Mary Peterson, Joan Opsahl, Irene Romo, Lila Berg, Avonne Grove, Nancy Gonstad SECOND ROW Beverly Thompson, Bertha Parkin, Thelma Bygd, Evelyn Groth, Galene Aadahl, Diane Swee, Karen Langseth THIRD ROW Mrs Sands, Advisor, Beulah Glestad, Joanne Flaten, Ruth Mehrkens, Kathryn Pederson, Barbara Romo, Irene Thoreson, Marie Hendrickson LIBRARY CLUB HISTORY The library club was organized in the fall under the supervision of Mrs Sands who is the school librarian Marie Hendrickson was elected presi dent of the organization and Kathy Ped erson was chosen as vice president The treasurer selected was Irene Romo, while Diane Coyne was elected secretary An executive committee was also named The people named to this committee were Ruth Mehrkens, Evelyn Groth and Barbara Romo Library club members are expected to put in a total of thirty hours work in the library during the course of the year 4? If , L W SW gf' ella si X 1 45. 'bf fs. I IN PAGE SPONSORED BY JOHNSON FOOD MARKET k DR Some of the jobs they perform are taking charge of the desk, repairing of books, cataloguing, opening, shoelacing, and typing out the cards for the new books, keeping the library in order, shelf reading, and in the spring repair ing all damaged books, straightening the files and the books on the shelves The club meets after school about two weeks before special holidays and takes care of decorating the library for the coming event President Marie Hendrickson Kathryn Pederson Vice President Diane Coyne Irene Rome Secretary Treasurer L G MACK, DDS UANAHINGO 1 W . . I . . I . I I I Q I 0 .. I I I I I I A-xxx ,- ' X Xxx 1 .3 x 'ji' .R K .' A , ,,y ., f'4wmv I cfs - jff'4W3 ' fp , f' Wn'd jfs -'al 8' 0.34 0 'QQ wr-,0'.,--. 0 - :jug 'ugh 5. X X ,,. Q' Y SX -- Q O L 'xr ii, X' -4 ...--A----S ----Y V e e e s e 0 e .-... ... Q e Q 0 Q - Q Q . Q u . Q I O I I I I I I U I AUDIO-VISUAL ,wr Front row Roger Hessedal, Merlin Wilbur, Paul Bygd, Robert Grendahl, Roger Lun de, David Brislance, Charles Fredrickson, Millard Johnson, Paul Shelstad Second row Bruce Sevareid, Donovin Quittem, Harland Biugan, Harris Wallaker, Roger Flaten, Eugene Gullickson, Ronald Stromme Third row Reuben Hjermstad, Stanley Lexvold, Gyles Randall, Leon Milan, George Rostad, Gary Hoven, Curt's Thoreson, Roger Hokanson, David Opfer Fourth row Merle Larson, Kent Bergum, Lew Gene Groth, Donald Parkin, Eugene Johnson, Reginald Pederson, Carl Beckstrom, LeRoy Quam, Gary Shelstad, Mark Hoven Approximately thirty five boys from the upper four grades of the high school comprised the group of operators for the school's audio visual education program under the very capable leadership of Mr Wheaton, the audio visual education co ordinator At the beginning of the school year each of the boys receives training in the operation of the a v equipment when - they have successfully completed this instruction they can then operate the equipment Bruce Sevareid was the general mana Cer of the group this year Each morn ing and noon it was his duty to check the register in the principal's office for a v equipment and then assign opera tors from the various classes to handle the assigned films. sfo 0 JP 53 l N- 1 . fa ,ta 'I vw, ' , s' . 4 I Y n 3 'f s' I , ' . 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X X . ff . 1 GLEE CLUB 5' Front row Donna Morken, Marion Kunde, Ann Quamme, Madelon Grothe, Kathy Berg, Kay Fredriekson, Phyllis Orsten, Marie Froisland Second row Diane Carlson, Judy Berg, Evelyn Groth, Karen Gulsvig, Bonnie Larson, Gweneth Davidson, Mary Syverson, Avice Greseth, JoAnn Romness, Eunice Kyllo, Karen Romness Third row Donna Myran, Sharon Langeness, Sherry Greseth, Jeanette Romo, Joan Gulsvig, Martha Overboe, Janet Myran, Jane Auseth, Betty Grove, Mavis Nelson Fourth row Mr Richardson, Director, Barbara Romo, Irene Thoreson, Diane Coyne, Faithe Nygaard, Judith Kyllo, Sonia Opsahl, Marie Hendrickson, Mary Coyne, Bonita Jackson, Shirley Myran, Kathryn Pederson The Glee Club this year was composed of forty four members Only members of the sophomore, junior, and senior clas ses may belong to this musical organiza tion The organization enjoyed working with their new director this year, Mr Peter Richardson The Glee Club has taken part in seve ral activities this year One of the main ones was the District Four Vocal Music Contest which was held at Zumbrota High School Our organization was placed in the group with Goodhue, Claremont, and Med ford at this music contest Out of the Agggsx four schools entered in the competition f---an rating of a B The Glee Club also took an active part in the annual Spring Concert i?Jff'1i N Wanamingo was the only one to receive a ' K G' In , w ng. ff 1 ' I 7 fl x CHQRUS 55 Front row George Rostad, Diane Carlson, Marie Jarvinen, Betty Grove, Sherry Greseth, Charles Lunde Second row Richard Grendahl, Martha Overboe, Donna Morken, Avice Greseth, Sha ron Langeness, Curtis Thoreson Third row Mr Richardson, Director, Charles Sundry, Duane Lexvold, Diane Coyne, Marie Hendrickson, Sonia Opsahl, Faithe Nygaard, Joan Gulsvig, David Borgschatz, Pervin Bjorngaard Fourth row Kenneth Syverson, Jane Auseth, Jeanette Romo, Barbara Romo, Mary Cojne, Kathryn Pederson, Irene Thoreson, Judy Kyllo, Shirley Myran, Eugene Gullick son CHORUS ACTIVITIES x KXJX S X 4 The first public appearance of the L? chorus this year was at the annual Fall Concert They also participated in the Christmas program and the District ll Vo Q' CX Y cal Contest at Zumbrota I The chorus, along with the other mu sical organizations of the school, play ed a very important part in the Wasioja Music Festival held in Wanamingo in the spring At the Spring Concert the chorus a gain performed for the public The last appearance was at baccalaureate The group was composed of members of the three upper classes and was under HP, the direction of Mr Peter Richardson -.. 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P '- C1 I Q Y K Q , 1 - x V f - . . ff ' CHORUS Front row JoAnn Romness, Marie Froisland, Donna Myran, Mavis Nelson, Karen Rom ness Second row Ann Quamme, Kay Fredricason, Marion Kunde, Madelon Grothe, Yvonne Berg, Karen Gulsvig, Phyllis Orsten Kathy Berg, Judy Berg, Charles Fredrickson Fourth row Mr Richardson, Director, Stanlev Lexvold, Lawrence Hjermstad, David Braaten, Harris Wallaker, John Thompson, Harlan Hjermstad, David Brlslance, David Opfer, Roger Friese GlRLS'lNTR MUR L Left to right Sherry Greseth, Mavis Nelson, Bonnie Larson, Marle Jarvinen, Gwen eth Davidson, Sonia Opsahl, Betty Grove, Mary Syverson, Donna Myran 56 Third row: Gary Hoven, Roger Lunde, Mary Syverson, Gwen Davidson, Bonnie Larson, BOYS I TRAMUR L 7..- Left to right Merlin Wilbur, Roger Hokanson, Charles Lunde, John Thompson, Da vid Braaten, Harris Wallaker, Harland Bjugan, David Brislance The Student Council again sponsored the intramural class tournaments this year This has become the custom at Wa namingo High School for the past several years at the close of the regular basket ball season In the opening round of the tourna ment games, the senior girls were beaten by the sophomore crew by a close score of 11.4, 13 On the same day, the junior boys took the senior boys to the cleaners by a score of 87 86 This eliminated both senior teams from the tournament The second round of the tournament saw the sophomore boys beat the freshman boys by a score of 61 39, while the jun ior girls beat the freshman girls by a score of 23 23 This eliminated both of the freshman teams and left the remain der of the tournament to be decided be tween the juniors and the sophomores In the championship games the sopho more girls beat the junior girls lip lO f 0, In the final round for the boys, the f juniors walloped the sophomores 98 27 for the boys championship Each of the members of the winning teams were presented with a medal by the student council and each team received a championship trophy. This was a new feature added by the student council this year to stimulate interest in the games. The trophies will be engraved and placed in the display cases. 9 57 4 'V- J if ' .1 . N- '? I e 3 1 HM , d V , 1 5 ' 0 T' if J' I f i , uv , ' ' X , If - . Ylffl llll L . 7 Y 1 ' - 41, SENIOR BAN 'QQ Q Mega, if el Z..! Our band this year is composed of e leven seniors, seven juniors, fifteen sophomores, twelve freshmen, nine eighth graders and ten seventh graders, making a total of sixty four members. Mr. Pe ter Richardson is our new band director. The band has performed at half time for all our home football and basketball games plus our Sub district tournament at Zumbrota. We took part in three parades. They were the Kenyon Centennial parade on the twenty second of Septemberg our homecom ing parade on October l2g and the Memor ial parade on May 30. L lfa 3, -glll Some other events the band took part in were the District M Instrumental Con test in Owatonna on April 6 and the Wa sioja Festival in Wanamingo on May 8 For our own community, along with the chorus and glee club, we put on the Fall Music Concert on November 26 and the an nual Spring Concert on May 21. Our last appearance of the school year was for Commencement Exercises on May 31. During the sum er we intend to have our band concerts on Saturday eve nings. 58 , .1 M' - , -I n if .Y , ' fl.. 'V C dl 1' c C iii, I K .Qu -ff ' - . , m he I 'hp xkg s N- r , f X N. L y .3 x I An4i , DECLAMATION 59 1-If E- I 'I Front row Eunlce Kyllo, Pby1llS Orsten, Jeanette Nerlson Second row h8VlS lelson, Doqna nyran, Gweneth Davldson, Mary Syverson, Sharon Langeness, Pargaret Gulsvig Third row Lvelyn Groth, Jeanette Homo, Irene Thoreson, Marie H8HdP1CkSOH, Karen Julsvig, Janet Mjran, Stella Kyllo Standlng Yrs S S Braaten, Dlrector t on thls year, but the boys failed to partlcipate Thls was a big disappoint went because tnere are manv boys in hivh school who would h v done very fine bad they come out for thlS activlty The local contest was held Feoruary 21 before the hlgh scnool students at a SD6Cla1 hlgh school assembly program Tne nine local w1nners went to the sub diStPlC' contest held at Goouhue on the llth of l8FCH They were K ren Gdlsvlg, Phyllis Orsten, Sharon nangeness, Janet Myran, MBTIG Lendricason, Irene Thore son, velyn Groth, Gwen DHI1dSOU, and Kat ryn Pederson ho stdden s fron vanamingo rece ved lpcrio ratlngs but flve o the glr s were glV6D excellent ratlngs T ey were velyn Grotn, Fhfllis Orsten, Sha on Lanceness, Mar e PGHdT1CkSOD, and Glen Davldson Nuch credit wust be gl n to 1 Braaten fo coaching the vlr s 11 fi it 'NW I cf . A 1 h Q , X ,- , ,dx Y ,A s , ' 2? .5 , :t I lx I I a,' 'Q. 1 , . . - , ,. ' 'U' f I .- . lk 41 . ' yl. ---Q, My Q ',,1 . 1 , , GQ. VG ff -I? I, yt' 2' .P If . .- s M . ' - . ri U Q' .1 44 V I .. 0 S . 4 lf' ' L dxf . i ,' : . -Q' ' , ,. W' , -. 1 .: Jr u - L ,J A n . u w i A 0 - 2 1 L . P 1 -- 0 . . W . 1 I 5 C D I 0 Fifteen girls went out for declama- oi ' . . . F I - -L 4 ' - e ' a e . . . U J . . .4 ,. , a Q 1 . H ' ' ,Z l A . - X 1 ' W h . V ' . JZ A v' 5. Hsw.s rn ' ' f ' l . I . , n I . h I' .Q . t i L I . . 'r ,A D - l , .1 -- - - U . '- ve Hrs. r Q' 1 - y ' fy 6525 QF ' ' '. :im ':Q ,, ,.' vf X - ,p - ' Q L ll ' :l - f 'N' - , xi 12' N EWSPAPER STAFF V was 21 First row Mavis Nelson, Sandra Fredrickson, Beverly Thompson, Marie Froisland Second row Irene Homo, Shirley Grove, Donna Morken, Ann Quam e, Kay Fredrickson, Kathy Berg, Madelon Grothe, Diane Carlson Third row Judy Berg, Eunice Kyllo, Marion Kunde, Mary Syverson, Gweneth David son, Sharon Langeness, Suzanne Swanson, Ann Ring, Jane Auseth Fourth row Donna Myran, Avice Greseth, Stella Kyllo, Marcelle Greseth, Marilyn Gronseth, Helen Opsahl, JoAnn Flaten, Jeanette Nerison, Margaret Gulsvig, Avice Wil bur Fifth row Mrs Braaten, Advisor, Evelyn Groth, Sherry Greseth, Joan Gulsvig, Beulah Glestad, Janet Myran, Betty Grove, Irene Thoreson, Barbara Romo, Karen Guls vig Sixth row Shirley Myran, Marie Hendrickson, Gary Hoven, Lawrence Hjermstad, John Thompson, Charles Lunde, Diane Coyne, Faiths Nygaard, Mary Coyne, Deanna Hesse dal i The staff of the Bulldog Barker this year was composed of about forty high school students These staff' members 6, came from the four upper classes of the 6 Q- high school Q0 Judy Berg was the editor in chief of QQ, the paper this year, while Eunice Kyllo served in the capacity of assistant edi tor During the past school year six is Xl sues of the paper were published The number of subscribers was small, number ing only seventy six students and teach -lm The newspaoe is exchanged with elev en other schools in our area The faculty advisor of the school a , 43 per was Nrs Braaten J vs .1 ,aah- N vs 3 ' N- oo F f i i 2 T ' Q 2 , E J .1 if 3 5 - A , X I I 1 A ,EJ H U, ' ' V ,, f, ' ' 4, ,i?gX'l I A V ga g xt if K V K I Q!! FT-:f'. X X 1 9 J X ft A 7 .X-,:r,'-:fry 'A . A 8 I 5 - - - ,N ' . ' - f 'Y A H - - f ers. , A T . - 1 ' f f - I - r'J I M . A 0 9 X D mai-4 ' YQ - BACCALAURE TE COMMENCEME T Z., Q Front row Karen Gulsvig, Marion Kunde, Ann Quam e, Sharon Langeness, Gary Hoven, Kay Fredrickson, Shirley Grove, Phyllis Orsten, Marie Froisland Second row Martha Overboe, Marie Hendrickson, Barbara Remo, Shirley Myran, Kathryn Pederson, Ruth Mehrkens, Deanna Hessedal, Diane Coyne, Irene Thoreson, JoAnn Rommess Third row Lawrence Hjermstad, Jerry Parkin, George Rostad, Donald Kyllo, Curtis Thoreson, Vernon Berg, Richard Grendahl, Harlan Hjermstad, Roger Friese Fourth row Robert Gjemse, Duane Lexvold, Robert Cordes, Clifford Nelson, Kenneth Syverson, Charles Sundry, David Borgschatz. Absent Lyle Sundry BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM Trinity Church Sunday, May 26, 1957 Processional Mrs Agnes Lunde Trumpet Voluntary Purcell Emu Audience ow Shall the Young Secure TheirHeartS Invocation Pastor M B Thompson Selections Mired Chorus H esus, e ery Thought of Thee 'Thou Sovereign Over Sea and Landn Address Pastor A J Thorson Song Class of 1957 uShepherd Hear Our ry! Hymn Audience nGod Bless Our Native Land' Benedict'on Pastor M B Thompson Recessional Mrs Agnes Lunde COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM School Auditorium . Friday, May 31 1957 Processional. . . . . . High School Band ar March of the Priests' Invocation. . . . . Pastor H. M. Johnson Salutatory Sharon Langeness ' n Ourselves Our Fu ure Lie Selection High School Band Gavotte by George F Handel Valedictory Gary Hoven N e Build the Ladder by Which we Climbn Selection Mixed Chorus HI Got Shoes CSpiritualD Introduction of Speaker S S Braaten Superintendent of Schools Address Dr Kenneth L Berger ' oggerhea s' Selection Mixed Chorus nMake a Joyful Noise Unto Godn Presentation of Class F W Savel'oul High School Princ'pal Presentation of Diplomas Conrad Tiller President of Board of Education Presentation of Awards. .F. 4. Savelkoul Pledge of Allegiance. . . .Class of 1957 Led by kenneth Syverson The National Anthem .... . . Audience Benediction. . . . .Pastor H. E. Everson Recessional. . . . . . .High School Band 61 J 5 I -2 . LM - . 1 sv, xx vb W 4 . J I 7 I ' 7 'Q 1' 4 0 ' W V : I Q 4 22 y ' li 3 I 4 I V4 1 ' 'x V ' i . I v ' , ' P1 I f 5 'ku ,' ' T If . 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