Warren High School - Wahisean Yearbook (Warren, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1942 volume:

f arg. Wm 'V 'M'W K'mi MQ 'M'NW i wpwwmwmwwmw 'HHH ill' Gililililiiiili Edited and Published By: V E CLASS OF 1942 WARREN HIGH sCHeeL Warren, Minnesota HENRY HANseN Leis NELSON Editor-in-Chief Business Manager CONTENTS: Administration Classes Activities Music Athletics Features 4 Superintendent ELMER M. WELTZIN To MR. WELTZIN, who has guided and led us through our high school years, ever ready and willing to offer advice and lend a helping hand, we, the Class of 1942, gratefully dedicate this third 'volume of the Ponier . FGREWORD We present this Ponier as a picture of American high school youth during the eventful and solemn years of 1941 and 1942. We have pictured how we tried to .continue our Work as usual, knowing that life does not stand still- even in war-time. Through education We believe that We canr find the truth to freedom. In years to come may this book remind you of that search and our reward-a free, democratic world. We will carry on! ' ' In Memory Dr. H. M. 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Herbranson, Clifford Nelson. Dr. C. H. Holmstrom R. A. Howe, A. A. Harris. Lower left: Sletten C. Olson, President. Board of Education In appreciation of their sincere efforts for the benefit of our school, we Wish to pay tribute to the Board of Education' Under the presidency of Sletten C. Olson, this board supervises the Warren Public Schools, the Nor- mal Training Department, and the educational department of the N. Y. A. school. Dr. C. H. Holmstrom has been appointed to the board to succeed Dr. H. M. Blegen, who had been a member for twenty-two years, serving as presi- dent for sixteen years prior to his death on March 26, 1942. 1885 1942 Dr. H. M. Blegen, for twenty-two years a mem- ber of the board, had also served as president of the board of education for sixteen years prior to his death on Ma-rch 26, 1942. He was at all times vitally in- terested in the welfare of the school and Will be greatly missed as an aggressive leader and promoter of education. Besides Working with the school board, Dr. Blegen was Chief of Staff of the Warren Hospital, Marshall County Coroner, and president of the board of administration of Our Saviour's Lutheran Church. A leader in the state as Well, Dr. Blegen was a former president of the Red River Valley Medical Society, had been vice president of the Oakland Park Sanatorium at Thief River Falls, and at one time assistant city physician for the city of Minneapolis. NEVER since the beginning of our democracy have we as a nation or individuals faced such a complex situation as that confronting us today in 19.42. It is a period of change, of strife and insecurity affecting each one of us,' yet, out of the present chaos new leadership will develop to assume responsibilities. Our ideas may have to alter, our standands may change and new -visions be realized, but the ideals and fundamentals as set forth by our forefathers in the con- stitution must through our efforts be kept nurtured. Educationally it is the responsibility of our schools to endeavor to produce material for the leadership neces- sary for assuming the new responsibilities and to cultivate individuals so that the very t principles of unselyishness, s . tolerance and love for our . neighbor may again establish peace and liberty upon this earth. Qdfe l-HGH SCHCDCDI. EPHRAIM W. SOLYST St. Olaf, A. B. Graduate work at the University of Minnesota. Instructor of American and Modern History. Principal of Senior High School. HERSCHEL LYSAKER Concordia College, A. B. Graduate work at University of North Dakota. Instructor of Junior High Science. Athletic Coach. Principal of Junior High School. LUELLA KEITHAHN University of Minnesota, A. B. University of Minnesota, M. A. Head of Teacher Training Department. ENID MARTELL Gustavus Adolphus, A. B. Inggzffxctor of English XI and Chronicle Adviser. Dramatics. az 'ff..g,3 LINNEA PETERSON Gustavus Adolphus, A. B. Calhoun Secretarial School, Commercial Certificate. Graduate work at Minneapo- lis Business College and Montana University, and Minneapolis College of Music. Instructor of Bookkeeping, Typing, and Shorthand I and I , Personal Typing. FACU LTV v F. W. FORBES North Dakota State Col- lege, B. S. Instructor of Vocatlonal Agriculture. F. F. A. Advlser. J ESSIE HERBISON North Dakota State Col- lege, B. S. Graduate work at Oregon State I College. Instructor of Home Eco- nomlcs. , J. HENRY BARNECK State Teachers' College. Dlcklnson, North Dako- ta, A. B. Graduate 'work at Univer- sity of Minnesota, Unl- versity ot North -Dako- ta, and Chicago Insti- tute of Art. Instructor of Junior High Art, Mathematics, and Geography. Art Adviser. A. O. NORDVOLD St. Olaf College, A. B. Minneapolis Music Col- lege, B. Mus. Graduatework at Univer- sity of Southern Call- fornla. Instructor of Physics, Blo- logy. Chemistry. 4 Band Director. FLORA SKOV Uxgvegslty of Minnesota, Instructor of Social Science, Business Prin- clples and Lalw, Geo- metry, Higher Algebra, Physical Education. G. A. A. Adviser. BETTY RINDT Minot State Teachers' College, A. 'B Graduate work at New York University. Instructor of Junior High English and History. ARDELL ALBERTSON Augsburg College, A. B. Graduate work at Univer- slty of Minnesota. Instructor ot English X, Latin I and II. Librarian. DOROTHEA SITZ Unlverslsy of North Da- kota, . B. Wesley College, B. Mus. Graduate work at Univer- slty of Minnesota and University of Califor- nla. IIlStI'l1Ct0I' of Muslc, Jun- lor BUSINESS. St. Cloud Teacher's Col- lege. Instructor of Industrial Arts. Scoutmaster. Grade School Faculty BERNICE EIDEM Principal and Fifth Grade w if ew fr 1 -e.m3Q,wnff,, Mfimv :U45lL3w,27L?f? J ..,,.:.,:f5 ,wm, w fsmg 0 gg, ,,, ,fur aw yu ,fwfr vs i Q33 - ' 'Xlffg fgggggif. f i 3 5- li 95 , X Q, 'Q x N I, 91 r at 'iver fbisg . 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F52-J .Q Nj' V .Ii Ju, ,fry .154 321' V Maxx-la Lf. .'E,:'si,4g1.,'a.A,xf.' , A , ' . . . LQ -L -- - ' x ' .vi .3 yt' .x ,gf 1 ' -3 v. ,Q - 2-1 -f- V, , ,, - . W ,. A ' N.. J s L' 'tiff' -Q53 i'1 .fJ Ht -l.f1I'ffQ f,f ft'f 5'L:?5' .' N' g , 'Xl rt N , U W 3' 'A' 1 r 7 Z fig I - .Q ,z .-1-.. 4., '-A .fgQEQfAy .'-gig? .511.'.'1f--V. ' 1 'gr ojlquvxvh- , - -. sq ' , gl h I . f '. ' V V VVVVVV --.-,:'.'f.. 1 V. W. '. ' 1 n i' fx L' .1 I. j . ' v - 4 5 . I , W. qi I-5.5 . 1 HENRY HANSON Valedictorian- DOROTHY TAUS Salutatorian DANA ALLEN .President of Student Body Class of '42 Climaxing four years of outstanding activity in Warren High School, the Sen-ior class of 1942 added as a suitable finale to its school career the publishing of the Ponier. The class had among its members many talented students Who excelled in all of the major extra curricular activities. Five senior basketball lettermen furnished the spark for the Warren High cagers. Out of a total of five declam students representing our high school in the district contest four will graduate this year. Eight seniors were represented on the football squad. In band and mixed chorus the graduating class furnished a large percentage of the personnel. ' In accordance with its turbulent political career the class of '42 revised its cabinet of officers for its final year. Henry Hanson was elected president: John Gilbertson, vice-presidentg Jean Morkassel, secretaryg and Dennis Roley, treasurer. CLASS OFFICERS Jean Morkassel, Secretary: .Tack Gilbertson, Vice Presidentg Dennis Roley, Treasurer: Henry Hanson, Presi- dent. DANA ALLEN Sincerity is the cornerstone of friendship. Basketball 2, 3, 43 Football, 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Mixed Chorus 4g Senior Class Playg Scouts, Lifeg Class President lg Student Body President 4. ELVIRA CARLSON All the wonder of the mine, gathered in one gem. Chronicle Staff 43 Declam 45 Cat Essex, Iowa, Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Girls' Sextette 33 Band 33 Class Pres. ll. MILDRED DAHLIN Deeds, not words. Chronicle Staff 43 Key Tappers 3, 4. - RAE ENGEN A girl and music, both so sweet- a combination hard to beat. 'Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Octette 43 Girls' Sextette 45 Band 2, 3, 4: Brass Ensemble 43 Orchestra 43 Pianist 49 Chronicle Staff 3, 45 Declam 43 Senior Class Playg Pep Squad 25 Key Tappers 3, 4. JOHN GILBERTSON Determined to win, no matter what the conquest, how long or how diflicultf' Basketball 2, 3, 4g Football 2, 3, Most Valuable Football Player 4: Track 2, Decathlon Winner 33 Mixed Chorus 43 Chronicle Staff 3, 45 Ponier Staff, Business Mana- ger 4g Class Pres. 33 V.-Pres. 4g Scout, Second Classy National Hon- or Soclety 3, V.-Pres. 4. BETTY BARR Discretion of speech is more than ' eloquence. Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 Key Tappers 3, 4. ORECE 'CARLSON Her smile is her friend maker. qAt Crookston, Girls' Glee Club 15. EDITH EIDE She has a heart that can speak, - though the tongue be silent. Chronicle Staff 43 Declam 4: Senior Class Playg Pep S uad 23 MQW' .W ii Key Tappers 3, 4. , 515. PAULINE ERICKSON Honor lies in honest toil. Chronicle Staff 3, 4, G. A. A. 2 3 4 I J, , . . ,. J A. gf 1,.,,t 1 .Af JOYCE GOLDEN Not by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Band 3, 43 Pep Squad 25 Pep Band 43 Chronicle Staff 3, 43 Senior Class Play: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Key Tappers 3, V.-Pres. 4. , Cla DARRELL HAMRICK A man of cheerful yesterdays. and confident tomorrowsf' Senior Class Playgvfat Northwest School of Agriculture 1, 2b. AMY HAUGEN A ton of talk weighs less than nothing if it isn't Fbacked by action. Chronicle Staff 3, 45 Senior Class Playg G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Pres. 45 Track 2, 35 Pep Squad 2, 35 Key Tappers 3, 4. IOLA JOHNSON When Irish eyes are smiling. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Octette 3, 45 Girls' Sextette 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 45 Woodwind En- semble 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Ponier Staff, Associate Business Manager 45 Chronicle Staff 3, News Editor 45 Declam 35 Senior Class Play: G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad 2: Ecoilt, Second Class5 Key Tappers CAROLINE KNUTSON Her friends best know her true worth. HOWARD LAMBERSON The only way to have a friend is to be one. Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 HENRY HANSON None but himself can be his parallel. Basketball 3, Captain and Most Valuable Basketball Player 45 Foot- ball 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Octette 3, 45 Boys' Octette 25 Band 7 years5 Ponier Editor 45 Chronicle Staff 3, Sports Editor 45 Declam 2, 3,'45 Senior Class Play: Scouts, Eagle, Silver Palmg Class Pres. 2, 45 National Honor Society 3, Pres. 4. LUELLA JENSEN Why should lessons worry me, when all the world is full of glee? Chronicle Staff 3, 45'G. A. A. 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Pep Squad 2, 3. ROBERT JOHNSTON A worthy scholar, asincere friend, always willing help to lend. Chronicle Staff 45. Senior Class Play: Cat Bathgate, North Dakota, Basketball 15 Class Sec.-Treas. 15 at Thief River Falls, Student Band gflailager 45 Lincoln Log Staff 2, ARNOLD LAMBERSON We like him for what he is. Football 2, 35 Track 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Scout, Second Class5 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. FLORENCE LOESLIE Well-timed silence hath more elo- Mixed Chorus 45 Scout, Second quence than speech. Dairy Judging Team 3. ss5 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 State Key ,rappers 3, 4. ARNOLD MELIN Sooner or later a man with an aim, Will surely be a man with a name. Basketball 2: Football 35 Mixed Chorus 43 Chronicle Staff 3, 4: Senior Class Playg Scout, Life. JOHN MORKASSEL A heart that glows for others' good. Senior Class Play, Scout, Life: F. F. A. 3, 4. EILEEN OBERG The very flower of youth. Chronicle Staff 3, 43 Senior Class Playg Pep Squad 2, 3, Key Tappers 3, 43 Class Secretary 1. ENID OVSAK Sparkling and bright with a sunny light. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 45 Band 6 years, Pres. 43 Pep Band 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Chronicle Staff 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, V.-Pres. 4, Pep Squad 2, 3: g:C0i1t, Second Class, Key Tappers JEAN MORKASSEL There is a sort of beauty of character that the camera does not reproduce. Chronicle Staff 3, Editor 45 De- clam 3, 45 Senior Class Playg Pep Squad 2, 35 Class Sec. 3, 43 Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4. LOIS NELSON No life so true as hers has ever failed. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Octette 3, 43 Girls' Sextette 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 43 Ponier Business Manager 45 Chronicle Staff 3. Fea- ture Editor 4g Declam 4, Senior Class Playg Cheer Leader 1, 2. 3, 45 Twirlers 3, 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, Pep Squad 2, 3, Scout, Second Classy National Honor So- ciety 3, 4. KERMIT OLSON Perseverance brings his success. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Ponier Photo- grapherg F. F. A. 2, 3, Sec. 4. AUDREY PAULSON Be useful where thou livest, Things seen are mightier than things heard. DALE PETERSON DORIS PAULSON I A good heart is better than all A heart to feel and a heart to the heads in the world. givehn ' Mixed Chorus 43 Senior Class Play: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4. WILLIAM ROGERS The temple of his purest thoughts ls-silence. Basketball 3, 45 Football 3, 4: Track 33 Senior Class Play: Scout, Eagle. OLGA SABO . A smile for everybody, every- where. Chronicle Staff 3, 43 Pep Squad 2g Key Tappers 3, 4. FERN SKUNES Always ready with a quick reply, The best of sports, to do or die. Senior Class Play. MARGARET STRUNK Dark brown hair and merry eyes, She'si friendly, sweet and very . wse. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glrls' Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4- Ponier Staff, Feature Editor 4, Chronicle Staff 3, Associate Editor 49 Declam 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Twlrlers 3, 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad 2: Scout, Second Classy National Hon- or Society 3, 4. EARL TAUS A fearless man among men, but among women meekest of all. Track 35 Chronicle Staff 45 De- clam 2, 3, 49 Senior Class Play: fat Crookston Central, Declam 17. DENNIS ROLEY Whatever he does is well done. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Mixed Octette 3, 45 Boys' Octette 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Woodwind Ensemble 3, 43 Chronicle Staff 3, 43 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. JACK SCHANTZEN Good humor that bubbles drives away troubles. Basketball 23 Football 23 Track 25 Scout, Life. DARINA SLUSAR Goodness and sweetness are in harmony there. As a sweet melody through life she'll fare. Chronicle Staff 3, 43 G. A. A. 3, Treasurer 45 'Track 2, 3, Pep Squad 2, 3, Key Tappers 3, 4. DOROTHY TAUS 'Tls the mind that makes the body rich. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sextette 45 Ponler Staff, Associate Editor 43 Chronicle Staff 3, Headline Chief 4: Senior Class Playg Key Tappers 3, Pres. 43 National Honor Society 3, Sec. 49 tat Crookston Central, Girls' Glee Club ll. GLORIA VAILLIANT With a Women's fragile form, But more than manhood's heart. OLIVE STROBLE There is no wisdom like frank- ness. At Springdale, Arkansas, Girls' Glee Club lj. Not in'picture. Class of '43 Forty-nine friendly, jovial, and easy-going students comprise the junior class. Their ability to get along and be happy is, perhaps, their best achievement. This class has proved itself quite outstanding in athletics and other extra-curricular activities. The junior carnival with the theme, A Mexican Fiesta, was re- portedly a success. Its prominent feature was the one- act play, Be Home By Midnight. Clarinda Oberg' was chosen candidate for queen of the junior carnival in 1940. The representative this year was Lyla Urtes. MARY ANN ANDEEN A merry heart is a good cure: the greater the medicine the better the , cure. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3,3 Chronicle Staff 3g De- clam 35 G. A. A. 1, 2, 33 Pep Squad 2, Track 13 Scouts, Second Class: Twirl- ers 2,13g Key Tappers 35 Class Treas- urer . ' ROBERT BARR A man ls no man, if with his tongue he cannot win a woman. Mixed Chorus 33 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3: CYOD Judging 2, 35 Captain, Dairy Judging 35 F. F. A. Play 3. HOWARD BODELL Let me live in a house by the side of the road and be a friend to man. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. MARGARET BUCHNER A great inventor of both facts and pranks. Track 2. EVA MAE CORMICAN The secret of success is constancy of purpose. Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Chronicle Staff 33 Declam 33 G. A. A. 1, 2, sg Track 1, 2, sg Pep Squad 2. HARRIET DALQUIST - Her fingers on the ivory keys bring forth the sweetest melodies. Mixed Chorus 3g Girls' Glee Club 33 Mixed Octette 33 Girls' Sextette 33 Chronicle Staff 33 Key Tappers 3: 4Argyle, Mixed Chorus 13 Girls' Glee Club 13 Band 13. HUBERT ANDERSON He has friends because he is one. Football 33 F. F. A. 2, Reporter 33 Livestock Judging 2, 35 Crop Judging 35 fCrookston A. C. 11. F ERN BJ ORGAARD True happiness, if understood, con- slsts alone in doing good. Pep Squad 2, fGillette Hospital 1: Band 13 Music 17. AGNES BoTKo Dandy worker, dandy palg she's a splendid sort of gal. CHARLES CHENEY Smile and the world smiles with you. Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 33 Track 1g Mixed Chorus 33 Chronicle Staff 3, F. F. A. 1, 33 Class President 2, 3. CLYDE CULVER His limbs were cast in manly mold for hardy sports and contest bold. Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3: F. F. A. 1, 2, 35 Scouts, Second Class, Track 2. EVELYN ELLIASON She's avquiet girl but quite a girl. Staff 33 Key Tappers 33 Honor So- ciety 3. OLIVE ELLIASON A quiet girl in whose modest eyes a wealth of charm and friendship lies. Mixed Chorus 23 Glee Club 2, 33 Staff 33 Key Tappers 33 Honor So- ciety 3. JOSEPH FANFULIK A good all-around sort is he: an athlete of no small degree. Football 33 F. F. A. 1, 2. MARCELLA GOLLNICK Be done dull care for me. Thou and I will never agree. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' -Glee Club 1, 2. 33 Chronicle Staff 33 Key Tappers 3. ORVILLE HAUGEN Grades speak louder than words. F. F. A. 1, 2, ag crop Judging 33 Class Treasurer 2. JANE HESS A smile and a word for everyone. Chronicle Staff 33 Declam 33 Key Tappers 3. LUELLA JADEKE True to her word, her work, and her friends. Pep Squad 23 Key Tappers 3. - MARVIN EUKEL A little bluffing now and then is done by even the best of men. Track 2. WARREN FULKS A bachelor's life is a wonderful thingg still let's not be narrow minded. Basketball 33 Football 2, 3. HELEN HALL Fair words never hurt the tongue. Staff 3. DELORIS HENNEBRY Obliging and neat with a nature sweet. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Staff 33 Key Tappers 3. ROBERT HOLBROOK The little foolery that wise men have maketh a great show. Basketball 33 Band 2, 33 Chronicle Staff 33 Boy Scouts 1, 2, 33 Class Treasurer 3g Honor Society 3. VERNA JENSEN Quiet, willing and ready to help. ELAINE JOHNSON A girl of wit, sincerity too, always ready, willing to do. Ponier Staff 33 Chronicle Staff 3: G. A. A. 2, 3, Pep Squad 25 Class Vice President 1, 29 Class Treasurer 3, Honor Society 3. DORIS KREMINSKI To be of service rather than to be conspicuous. Chronicle Staff 33 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3: Girl Scouts, Second Classy Track 1. 0.22, 1 X Q , ,,?5?a,f,4,,...2if 3'- FERN JOHNSON A good friend to have because she is ever trueg she is likeable, kind, and intelligent, too. 2 lvllixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club ALDON LARSON The man who blushes is not quite a brute. F. F. A. Play 3: Class Vlce Presl- dent 33 F. F. A. 1, 2, Vice President 35 Honor Society 3. JOYCE LARSON With Joyce her business is a pleas- ureg true friendliness makes her a treasure. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Band 4 years, Pep Band 35 Chronicle Staff 33 Declam 33 Twlrlers 2, 33 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3: Scouts, Second Class, Honor Society 3. ELLI MEYER Jolly, pleasant, and carefree: we find er a pleasant companion. Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Chronicle Staff 3g Track 15 Key Tappers 3. JAMES NICHOLLS A rare compound of sportsmanship and fun: in athletics and sports he is not outdone. Basketball 3. CLARINDA 'OBERG To worry ls folly, so 1et's grin and be jolly. Staff 35 Key Tappers 3. GLEN LINDBERG Full of fun, mischief and zest. Basketball 35 Football 3g Scouts. Second Class. MARGARET MEYER To be silent is wise, for silence never betrays you. Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Staff 35 Key Tappers 3. AGNES NOVACEK Her ways are pleasant ways. MARVIN OLsoN He's just a diamond in the rough, made of downright honest stuff! F. F. A. 3, 1Newfolden 1, 2: Base- ball 29. VERNON OLSON It is better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow. F. F. A. 3. CNewfo1den 1, 29. ORVILLE PLETCH He's an unassuming rather quiet fellow. Track 1, 2. ELVA SANDBERG A lively girl vizgonsees the joy in 6. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1. 2, 3- Chronicle Staff 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3: 'Izrack 1, 23 Scouts, Second Class: Key Tappers 3. DARLINE SINN She always has a cheerful smlle. Chronicle Staff 33 Key Tappers 3. FLORENCE STEER She smiles and wins. Staff 3- Key Tappers 3g fCrookston Central 11. RICHARD WYSOCKI Studying I believe ls hard on the brain, occasionally I do a llttle just the same. F. F. A. 1: Star Scout. ROBERT PALMER All things come to him who will but walt. F. F. A. 2, 3. RUTH ANN QUISTGARD I see a sparkle ln her eye. Chronicle Staff 33 Twlrlers 2, 39 G. A. A, 1, 2: Scouts, Second Class, Key Tappers 3. HELEN SCHANTZEN Identified by the giggle that can't be imitated or duplicated. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3: Scouts, Second Classg Key Tappers 3. JACK SORENSON An all around cheerful chap Football 37 F. F. A. 1, 2, 33 Treas- urer 2, 3g Crop Judging Team 2, 33 Dairy Judging 2, 3. LYLA URTES Let us sing and be jolly, to be sad is surely folly. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Girls' Sextette 3, Band 2, 35 Staff 35 Declam 2, 33 Cheer- Leader 2, 3, Twlrlers 2, 33 G. A. A. 1, 2, 33 Scouts, Second Class, Pep Squad 2. JOHN ZNEROLD . He argues at morning, he argues at nlghtg he knows he is wrong but he swears he is right. Basketball 3, Football 2, 33 Track 2. CHARLES STEER Calm and unruttled as the summer Football 33 F. F. A. 2 3 Not in picture sea. , . First row: Donna Mae Zimmerman, Lorraine Suneson, Beatrice Bergstrom, Marcelene Peterson, Phyllis Ovsak, Nell Cheney, Constance Sorenson, June Hamrlck, Viola Pearson, Joyce Loeslie, Doris Stroble, Eunice Brosdahl, Vana Winger, Helen Broten, Lola Berg, Ozelle Monroe, Joy Felck. Second row: Lois Rue, Paul Morkassel, Marvin Bodell, Ernest Bjorgaard, Evald Swanson, Betty Wilson, Betty Lou Ranum, Mae Engelstad, Grace Nyquist, Ruth Kasprlck, ldola Oberg. Raymond Wavra, Ronald Westman, Marvin Willey, Dale Stark. Third row: Neil Kruger, Helen Johnson, Virginia Kirtz, Gloria Goulet, Lela Underbakke, Leland Underbakke, Orvel Johnson, Neil Dahlman, Earl Swanson, Robert Snyder, Neil Mattson, Calvin Melgard, James Abrahamson, Terry Airhart, 'Maynard Ranstrom, Edward Plencner, Joel Nyquist. Not in picture. Phyllis Bakke. Sophomore Class Representatives from the fifty-one ambitious young men and Women in the sophomore class of 1942 are found in music, speech,and athletic activities. Music contestants at the district festival in ,Crook-ston were Phyllis Bakke, Beatrice Bergstrom, Helen Broften, Joy Feick, Gloria Goulet, Orvel Johnson, Idola. Oberg, Phyllis Ovsak, Viola Pearson Betty Lou Ranum, Ro-bert Snyder, Leland Underbakke, Marvin Willey, Betty Wilson, and Donna Mae Zimmerman. Phyllis Bakke and Betty Lou Ranum participated in the local de clamation contest. Maynard Ranstrom was one of the first ten in basketball and Lloyd Flod, Calvin Melgard and Robert Snyder Won letters in football. Phyllls Bakke and Betty Wilson are sophomore cheer leaders. Donna Mae Zimmerman was chosen as queen of the 1942 Junior Carnival. CLASS OFFICERS Neil Mattson, Vice Presldentg Calvin Melgard, President: Betty Lou Ranum, Secretary. q , k , , ,wan 2.1 S ex'i'SUM.Wzt:b5735LZiSi:E First row Iona Osterloh Lorene Bjorgaard Lois Erickson John Engelstad James Bellln Leland Palm Jerome Quanrud Bernard Wavra Clarlce Cormican Frances Anderson Katherine Slusar Eileen Stinar Second row Edith Bellln Eileen Anderson June Holmgren Dorothy Carlson Ruby Stuemke Robert Anderson Deane llulks Ralph Jensen Florence Opdahl Colleen Morgan Eunice Strand Myrna Hennebry Third row Joan Slllerud Jean Brown lone Anderson Miriam Johnson .Tune Colden Charles Engelstad Ronald Pletsch Dale Anderson Wallace Oslie Vernon Roley Vernon Hendrickson Dale Peterson Edward Jadeke Freshman Class This class of merry young people will enter the senior high next year There are thirty seven ambitious students who have taken part 1n various activities. They have been active in music with Joan Sillerud, Jean Brown, June Holmgren, Vernon Roley, and Dale O. Peterson in the mixed chorusg and June Holmgren, June Golden, Wallace Oslie, Jerome Quanrud, and Ruby Stuemke in the band. The freshman class has Physical Education twice a week, the girls under the instruction of Miss Skov and the boys under Mr. Lysaker. They held a get acquainted party at the beginning of the year. CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: June Golden, Treasurer: June Holmgren, Secretary: Ruby Stuemke, Presldentg Lorene Bjorgaard, Vice President. Eighth Graders 15 F-irst row: Malcolm Holbrook, Donald Rue, Slpllde, Ellablanche Kezar, Gladys Haugen, Beverly anSlckle, Milford Nicholls. Second row: George Sommers, James Airhart, Luella Kilfoyle, Lois Palmer, Gene Westberg, Edmund Forslund, Jerley Hendrickson, Donald Eukel, Joan Alrhart Bernice Kerestes. M Third row: Joyce Kreminskl, Richard Engen, Frank Bennett, Clayton Bakke, Robert elgard, Spencer Aamot, Emil Gollnick, Hallard Halvorsen, Clarice Eide, Darline Sandberg, Joyce Carlson. 7 Mk CLASS OFFICERS ,J - President Ellablanche Kezarg Vice President, Clayton Bakkeg Secretary-Treasurer, Spencer Aamlot. Seventh Graders First row: Gwendolyn Horgan, Ivadelle Ranstrorn. Ruth Carlson, Carol Halvorson, Betty Anderson, Phyllis Wick, oyce Godel, Grace Fischer, Marjorie Anderson, Eileen Olson. Second row: Dale Martinson, Harvey Johnson, Robert Kays, John Przyhylski, William Swedberg, Marvin Stokke, LeRoy Willey, Daniel Myszkowski, Dale Fournier. Third row: Clair Palm, Joseph Kreminskl, Beverly Engelstad, Jean Brage, Janice Lundgren, Bonita Lull, Ione Gollnick, Marlon Douglas, John Sabol, Emery Johnson. CLASS OFFICERS President, Daniel Myszkowskig Secretary-Treasurer, Gwendolyn Horgan. 4 is egg, Qi QI ,, --v, .,I,II,.dI... ilu. 1. .. . 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Left fto right: Iola Johnson, Elaine Johnson, Dorothy Taus, Lois Nelson, Kermit Olson Henry Hanson John Gllbertson, Margaret Strunk. SHE? W, A W ss. W- waltzi:f22?Zif::::2s:aa::is PUBLICATIGNS Chronicle pglhfllzp, 4- 9:5111- 'ammo camo nn ' 22 WHS . as The Warren High Chronicl-e Staff for the first time in several years introduced cartoons an-d single-column captions, which helped vary the make-up of the paper. Write-ups covered athletics, dramatics, music, library, organizations, faculty, programs, contests, and miscellaneous items. Four staff members, Jean Morkassel, Margaret Strunk, Dorothy Taus and Lyla Urtes, and Miss Enid Martell, adviser, attended the North- ern Interscholastic Press Association convention at the University of North Dakota on October 30, 31, and November 1, Where the Chronicle received a B rating. CHRONICLE STAFF Editor-in-Chief ................................................... Jean Morkassel Associate Editor ........ ....... M afrgaret Strunk News Editor ........... ............. I ola Johnson Sports Editor ........ ....... H envy Hanson Feature Editor ........ .......... L ois Nelson Headline Chief ......... ...... D ofrothy Taus Staff Adviser ..... ........ M iss Martell F-lrst row: Pauline Erickson, Elvira Carlson, Margaret Meyer, Olga Sabo, Joyce Golden, Florence Steer, Ruthg Ann Qulstgard, Eva 'Mae Cormlcan, Lois Nelson, Amy Haugen, Doris Kreminskl, Rae Engen, Jean Morkassel. Second row: Dolores I-Iennebry, Marcella Gollnick, Edith Eide, Evelyn Elllason, E111 Meyer, Clarinda Oberg, Elva Sandberg, Elaine Johnson, Darina Slusar, Lyla Urtes, Harriet Da quist, Mary Ann Andeen, Margaret Strunk. Third row: Eileen Oberg, Darline Sinn, Helen Hall, Mildred Dahlin. Luella Jensen, Olive Elllason, Arnold Melin, Henry Hanson, Robert Johnston, Joyce Larson, Dorothy Taus, Enid Ovsak, John Gilbertson, Iola Johnson, Dennis Roley. .Bef 4. iii? ala! The Warren Chapter of the National Honor Society received its charter in March, 1940. Each year since then members from the junior class have been selected on the basis of the four points-scholarship, character, leadership, and service. This year the senior members are Henry Hanson, presidentg Jack Gilbertson, vice-president, Dorothy Taus, secretary, Margaret Strunk, Dennis Rloley, Jean Morkassel, and Lois Nelson. These members have chosen the following from the junior class to become full-fledged members on entering their senior year: Joyce Larson, Elaine Johnson, Olive Elliason, Evelyn Elliason, Aldon Larson, and Robert Hol- bnook. Advisers to the National Honor Society are Miss Enid Martell, Miss Dorothea Sitz, Mr. Weltzin, Mr. Solyst and Mr. Johnson. Lett to right: Margaret Strunk, Dorothy Taus, Lois Nelson, Henry Hanson, Dennis Roley John Gllbertson, Jean Morkassel. - . ' National Honor Society First row Rae Engen Margaret Strunk Betty Lou Ranum Elvira Carlson Lois Nelson Mary Ann Andeen Jean Morkassel Second row Edith Eide Eva Mae Cormican Henry Hanson Earl Taus Joyce Larson Lyla Urtes Declamation Declamation claimed the interest of nineteen students tlus year Fifteen of these declalmers took part 1n the local contest which was held on March 19 Eight students Margaret Strunk Lyla Urtes Elvira Carlson, Jane Hess, Betty Lou Ranum Henry Hanson, Jean Morkassel and Earl Taus recelved superior ratlngs Five divisions were repre sented lnterpretative reading manuscript reading, original oratory, oratorlcal declamation and extemporaneous speaking, and one person was chsosen from each division to represent Warren 1n the d1str1ct contest held at Thief River Falls on March 17 Elvira Carlson gave the inter pretative readlngs, Laughters and Headlines, Whlle Lyla Urtes com peted in the manuscript division Jean Morkassel wrote her own oration entitled In God We Trust' and received a very good rating Earl Taus and Henry Hanson both received superior ratings. Earl competed in the extemporaneous division, and Henry gave the oration, 'Faith of Our Fathers. These two boys represented Warren in the regional contest held at Bagley on March 23, where Henry received a very good rating and Earl, a superior rating. Of course the declamationf season could not have been a success without the aid of Miss Enid Martell and her assistants-Miss Jessie Herbison, Miss Ardell Albertson, and Miss Betty Rindt. f REPRESENTATIVES AT DISTRICT CONTEST , Left to right: Lyla Urtes, Henry Hanson, Earl Taus, Elvira Carlson, Jean Morkassel. Junior Carnival A Mexican Fiesta was the theme of the Junior Carnival pre- sented Friday, November 7, under the able supervision of Miss Herbison and with the cooperation of the entire junior class. It was carried out in the style of a Mexican festival with multi-colored streamers, gay pictures of senoritas, cacti, and picturesque shops. Be Home By Midnight, a one-act comedy presented by Earl Edwardh, Jane Hess, Robert Holbrook, Florence Steer, and Dale Stark was the feature of the main show. Xavier Nougat's orchestra with its rhumba rhythm from south of the border, The Mexican Mellerdrammerj' the Kiddie Revue, the Crystal Gazer and the Astronomical Observatory comprised the side shows. Chili and hot tamales were served in the La Conga Cafe. The crowning of the Warren High School Queen, Donna Mae Zimmerman, who was attended by Margaret Strunk and Lyla Urtes, cli- maxed the 1941 Junior Carnival. FWQWQSSEMKQQSHQEKQMHH A W5 if-L3E55Ei?2SE,H5ii I L 35 of QQ? H rf, 5E SEK Q uLease on Liberty THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY . The class of '42 presented on May 8-9 a modern, patriotic comedy- drama in three acts entitled Lease on Liberty. Jean Morkassel played the part of Mrs. Bronson Pefniield, the indomitable grandmother who is seventy-eight, but iilled with the spirit of '76. Matthew Powell, portrayed by Dana Allen-, is a Crusader for World Peace, much to the disgust of Mrs. Penfield, his mother-in-law with whom he and his family live. She is equally displeased with Mrs. Powell, a helpless, fluttering wom-an Who doesn't know or care about world aifairs. Dorothy Taus took this role. Henry Hanson as Matt Rowell, Jr., is a carefree young playboy Whose love for his grandmother's companion, Fay Latimer, played by Lois Nelson, changes him into a conscientious leader for freedom. Jinx Powell, bad luck but adorable, portrayed by Margaret' Strunk, and Ted, Dale Peterson, her brother, who inherits his grandmothers spirit, freedom conspirators, also aid in reforming Matt, their older brother. Matt in turn influences his father to go all out for liberty. Other characters include Edith Eide as Magnolia, the colored maid g Robert Johnson in- the part of Paul Butler, a Communist posing as a peace leader, Rosalie Thayer, played by Iola Johnson, as hi-s fiancee, Mischa, portrayed by John Morkassel, a Russian eager to gain American citizenship, Earl Taus as Pickering, a critical columnist, Rae Eugen, who takes the part of Betty Lou, the girl whom Ted admires, Miss Jennings, played by Joyce Golden, an applicant for the job as Mrs. Pen1ield's companion. P Also in the cast are Amy Haugen and Eileen Oberg as reporters, Arnold Melin, the announcer, William Rogers, radio technician, and Fern Skunes, the nurse. First row Vernon Olson, 'Jam B lli , D1 P t - , J k S , K it O1 , Hubert Anderson Aldon Larson, Paufllvlortlcagel. a e e elson ac orenson erm son Second row F W. Forbes, Neil Kruger, Edward Jadeke, Robert Anderson, Vernon Hendrickson Clyde Culver, Evold Swanson, Orville Haugen, Dale Stark. Third row Arnold Lamberson, Marvin Olson, Earl Swanson, Orville Johnson, Neil Dahl- man Howard Bodell Robert Barr, John Morkassell, and Howard Lamberson. Future Farmers oi America The Warren Future Farmers of America Chapter received its charter in 1938, and Mr. F. W. Forbes has been the adviser since that time. The FFA is a natibonal organization with 250,000 active members located in 48 states and outlying possessions. ' The officers for 1941-42 are: President, Dale Peterson, Vice President, Aldon Larsong Treasurer, Jack Sorensong Secretary, Kermit Olsong Reporter, Hubert Anderson, Watchdog, Charles Cheney, and Adviser, F. W. Forbes. 1 The organization is made- up of boys taking vocational agri- culture. Its purpose is to develop better farmers through creating an interest in agriculture, education, and recreational activities. This year the chapter has an enrollment of 32 active mem- bers, 6 associate members, and 17 honorary members. The present advisory committee includes: Supt. E. M. Weltzin, Lee Munger, Carl E. Anderson, Gill Lamberson, Walter Johnson, Walter Holbrook, and F. W. Forbes. The State Convention is the highlight of the year. Other activities include: FFA plays, Basketball, Public Speaking, Judging, Father and Sons Banquet, Camping, and a 1000-mile trip to Duluth and Fort William, Canada. The FFA is taking an active part in the Victory Program by stressing gardening, sale of scrap metal, etc., buying bonds Savings Stamps. The Future Farmers producing foods essential in war, which bring ultimate victory and freed-om to world. 1. Aldon Larson. 2. Father 8: Son Banquet. 4. Dale and P. B. Sire. 5. Dale Starl-Us Champion. 6. Aldon and Bobby. 7. Dairy Judging Winners. 8. Pres dent Peterson. 9. Livestock Judgers. N . A Purebred Gilt. 10. I-Iorticulturlst. 11. Howard and Dale. 12. John Morkassel. 13. On the trip. W Key to Pictures FFA Float. County Fair Booth. Great Lakes Steamer Itasca Camp. Dale plowing. Park at Virginia. The Gang. Babe and Paul. Lift Bridge, Duluth. Gooseberry Falls. Lake -Frelghter. The Portage Trail. an are W1 th E e E Cheerleaders Keytappers The Keytappers organization, which is restricted to second and third year typists, was under the supervision of Miss Peterson this year. , Dorothy Taus is the presidentg Joyce Golden, vice-presidentg and Iola Johnson, secretary and treasurer. . This organization helps create more interest in commercial sub- Jects and stresses the importance of personal initiative in preparing for future jobs. I Meetings are held the third Mond-ay of every month, and the year IS finished by a picnic and an election-of next year's officers. First row: Rae Engen, Helen Schantzen, Joyce Golden, Florence Steer, Harriet Dalquist, Darina Slusar, Mary Ann Andeen, Eileen Oberg, Amy Haugen. Second row: Ruth Ann Quistgard, Margaret Buchner, Edith Eide, Betty Barr, Olga Sabo, Florence Loeslle, Marcella Gollnick, Mildred Dahlin, Darline Sinn, Margaret Meyer. Third row: Dolores Hennebry, Evelyn Elliason, E111 Meyer, Dorothy Taus, Olive Elliason, Elva Sandberg, Luella Jadeke, Clarinda Oberg, Iola Johnson, Enid Ovsak. 'Wei-E i3H i- :2 WM i5Z' i'i??f' Girl Scouts To further interest in trfoop meetings, the Girl Scouts each Week plan new topics for discussion. Under the skillful leadership of Miss Pearl Kenning and Miss Doris Elstad, 54 intermediate and senior scouts meet to do their part for National Defense. - Mesdames Joe Herbranso-n, Paul Snyder, Clinton Lundgren, Fu C. Larson, Clarence Johnson, Steve Ovsak, Otto Ranum, Edgar Mattson, L. O. Winberg, aud Paul Steen, and Miss Thora Skomedlal are council members who uphold the'Girl Scout Troop by their sincere interest and cooperation-. First row: Joan Airhart, Ellablanche Kezar, Joyce Kreminskl, Ruth Ann Quistgard, Joyce Carlson, Betty Anderson, Joyce Godel, Ivadelle Ranstrom. Second row: Luella Kilfoyle, Colleen Morgan, Doris Kremlnskl, Clarlce Eide, June Holmgren, Betty Lou Ranum, Betty Wilson, Phyllis Ovsak, ' Third row: Margaret Strunk, Lyla. Urtes, Joyce Larson, Gloria Goulet, June Golden, Elva Sandberg, Virginia Klrtz, Enid Ovsak, Iola Johnson, Lois Nelson, Mary Ann Andeen. First row: Malcolm Holbrook, Dale Fournier, Philip Lindberg, Robert Kays, Robert Holbrook, Robert Strand- berg, Emery Johnson, Jr., Gene Westberg, Daniel Myszkowski, Dan Swanson, Dale Martinson, Clair Palm. Second row: Clayton Bakke. LeRoy Willey, Hallard Halvorson Jerome Quanrud Marvin Willey Dale Peter- son, Robert -Melgard, Richard Engen, R b t A de , J h K ' 1 1 ' ' Morkassel, Jimmy Airhart, Emu Gounocler n rson osep remlnsk, Bl ly Swedberg, Ralph Jensen, Paul Third row: John Morkassel, Terry Airhart, Calvin Melgard, Clyde Culver, Wallace Oslle, Richard Wy- sockl. William Rogers, Arnold Melln, Henry Hanson. Dana Allen, Spencer Aamot, Robert Snyder, Neil Mattson, Arnold Lamberson, Howard Lamberson, John Boy Scouts Sponsored by the local American Le- gion Post, the Warren Boy Scout Troop wasorgan-ized in 1923. Mr. Emery John- son has been Scoutmaster since 1926. The troop committee at present consists of Dr. C. A. Gunnarson, Edward Nelson, Paul Snyder, Joe Herbranson, Roger Howe, H. M. Hanson and Supt. Weltzin. Walter Holbrook and 'Robert Dahlof have been appointed as Assistant Scoutmasters. The troop has an enrollment of 60 scouts with a record of 42 raised since its first organization. The Scouts have been doing their part towards National De- fense. First call was conducting a house-to-house can-vass for the salvaging of aluminum. The sec- ond call was waste paperf A 1 thorough drive throughout the city has been established, the pro- ceeds of which are used in pur- chasing War Savings Bonds. This troop has a junior or- ganization called the Cub Scouts. At present there are 22 members ranging from nine to twelve years old. 3 Gllbertson. Key to Pictures 1. Bliylng War Savings Bonds. 2. Mess at camp. 3. On way to camp. 4. Senior Scouts. 5. Highest ranking scout. 6. Hank swimming. 7. Plke's Bay at Sunset. 8. John sleeping. 9. Dana. 10. Calvin at work. 11. Some flsh. 12. Dock at camp. 13. The old pine tree. 14. The sailors. 15. Bert Steele. 16. Warren's camp. 17. Snyder help- ing Calvin. 18. Oh my. 19. 1941 camp. 20. Inspection. 21. Lake of the Woods. 22. Snyder flshlng. 23. Cook Barneck. 24. Flsh- ing at camp. 25. Scoutmaster and North Star District Chairman. M6533 Lf W J, ,M-, WVU .. aw 'gww gffwit my was ' 'ww 521 2 kia LS W :Qu w 'iw ,. h qi ak ,... . ., ,XM .,,, Z G , 31575 5553.4 f wi.. W A f'2:l.. A .. Q .g-.g12 ':.,.:-, .' 3- ,.,,. - :rv :.ffZv-N , , QB, X. .. , '- 5.5, - -- . ...-,. - ,- J Q X 'K 3 .sv 54 A , ff, Q v vygfv' . Lg 'RQ w 3 N Q ggiiigkbsv x' f -ew 1335 X? 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Third Row: LeRoy Willey, Marvin Willey, 'Dale Peterson, Richard Engen, Robert Melgard, Arnold Lamherson, Arnold Melln, Henry Hanson, Dana Allen, Robert Barr, Leland Underbakke, Howard Lamberson, John Glllbertson, Dale Peterson, Dennis Roley. Mixed 'Chorus After nearly a half year's practice, the Mixed, Chorus made their first appearance at the Christmas Chrofralogue and since then have sung at the Spring Concert and the District Music Contest held, at Crookston on April 25. 'Dusk by Gretchaninof was the contest selection. e A large percentage of the tenor and bass section was composed of junior high school' boys. Those from the mixed chorus who represented the high school in the All-District Chorus were: Dale O. Peter- son, Dana Allen, Arnold Melin, Henry Hanson, Leland Under- bakke, Vernon Roley, Dennis Roley, C1aytonfBakke, Robert Strand-berg, LeRoy Willey, Joyce Larson, Enid Ovsak, Mar- garet Strunk, Marcella Gollnick, Rae Engen, Lois Nelson, Dolores Hennebry, and Fern Johnson. First row: Miss Sltz, Rae Engen, Helen Broten, Helen Schantzen, Fern Johnson, Lols Nelson, Phyllis Ovsak, Betty Wilson, June Holmgren, Frances Anderson, Joy Felck, Donna Mae Zimmerman. Second row: Dorothy. Carlson, Dolores I-Iennebry, Joan Sillerud, Marcella Gollnlck, Mar- garet Meyer, Harrlet Dalquist, Viola Pearson, Elll Meyer, Joyce Golden, Mary Ann Andeen, Margaret Strunk, Lyla Urtes. Third row: Idola Oberg, Jean Brown, Eva. Mae Cormlcan, Betty Barr, Dorothy Taus, Gloria Goulet, June Golden, Elva Sandberg, Joyce Larson, Enid' Ovsak, Iola Johnson, Miriam Johnson, Olive Elliason. Grirlsi Glee Club Highlights of the Girls' Glee Club activities this year were a Christmas Choralogue presented on December 17 and an annual Spring Concert on April 17. Brahm's Cradle Song was chosen as the nurnber to be rendered by the thirty-three girls for the District Music Contest, April 25, at Crookston. Popular Trio RAE ENGEN LYLA URTES HARRIET DALQUIST - I Girls Sextette Lett to right: 'Rae Engen, Lois Nelson, Dorothy Taus, Lyla Urtes, Harriet Dalqulst Iola Johnson. Robin In- The Rain by Noble Cain was sung by the Girls' Sexteftte at the District Contest. The Mixed Octette selected Madame Jeanette as a oofntest number. These groups also performed at various social functions during the year and participated in the Christmas Choralogue and Spring Concert. Mixed Octette Left to rlfgt: Rae Engen, Lois Nelson, Iola Johnson, Harriet: Dalqulst, Dennis Roley, Clayton Bakke, land Underbakke, Henry Hanson. - Front row: Berglt Anderson, Carol Jean Herbranson, Mary Margaret Lundgren, Lou Berne Wlnberg, Merlam Snyder, Mary Ann Mattson, Myrtle Ann Bergstrom. Second row: June Golden, June Holmgren, Iola Johnson, Dennis Roley, Clayton Bakke, Ellablanche Kezar, Joyce Carlson, Clarice Eide. Third row: Beatrice Bergstrom, Jerome Quanrud, Henry Hanson, Joyce Larson. Joyce Godel, Rubg Stuemke, Margaret Strunk, Enid Ovsak, Phyllis Ovsak, George Sommers, John Engelstad, rvel Johnson. Fourth row: Kenneth Johnson, Joyce Golden, Director-Mr. Nordvold, Wallace Oslle, Donna Mae Zimmerman, Betty Lou Ranum, Gloria Goulet, Lyla Urtes, James Alrhart, Richard Engen, Joan Slllerud, Rae Engen, LeRoy Willey, Emery Johnson, Lois Nelson, Robert Holbrook. Although the Warren, High School Band lost fourteen talented, six- and seven-year musicians in the '41 graduating class, the band gradu- ally increased this year with a total membership of forty-five students at present. The band played at the Farmers' Short Cou-rse Program, Salvage Day, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, and District Contest. This organization elected two officers for the year at a meeting held early in- the fall: Enid Ovsak to serve as president and Rae Engen as assistant di-rector. Seniors who received letters in recognition of their Work in band during their high school yearsare Henry Hanson, oboe 5 Rae Engen, trom- boneg Margaret Strunk, French horng Enid Ovsak, cornetg Lois Nelson and Joyce Golden, drumsg Dennis Roley and Iola Johnson, clarinets. Those students who Wereelected to represent Warren in the A11- District Band in Crookston are: Joyce Larson, Henry Hanson, Enid and Phyllis Ovsak, Gloria Goulet, Margaret Strunk, Betty Lou Ranum, Lois Nelson, Dennis Roley, Iola Johnson Rae Engen, and Lyla Urtes. Left to right: June Holmgren, June Golde D nis Roley. Brass Sextette Brass Quarette Clarinet Qaarette First row lleft to rightbz Iola Johnson, June Golden, June Holmgren, Ellablanche Kezar, Joyce Larson, Ruby Stuemke, Margaret Strunk, Phyllis Ovsak, Enid Ovsak, Second row: Joyce Golden, Betty Lou Ranum, Gloria Goulet, Lyla Urtes, Lois Nelson. . Pep Band In the fall of '41 Mr. A. 0. Nordvold, band instructor, organized a Girls' Pep Band, which played at both home and out-of-town games. They also performed at pep fests and other activities. Crchesira At the Junior Carnival .this year a main attraction was the Warren High Orchestra. It was composed of band members and instrudtedi by Mr. Nordvold. They played at pep fests and also for an N.Y.A. party. Lett to right: Gloria Goulet, Betty Lou Ranum, Beatrice Bergstrom, Wallace Johnson, Phyllis Ovsak, Enid Ovsak, Rae Engen. Oslie, Iola Kermit Olson Robert Snyder William Rogers, Neil Mattson, Gene Westberg, Elvira Carlson, Spencer Aamot. Christmas Choraloque with Tableaux One of the most outstanding presenta- tions of the high school band, chorus, and other vocal groups is their an-nual Christ- mas cantata. Following a concert of Christmas music by the band and the brass ensemble under the direction of Mir. 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LL-II I-..-..,'I Front row: William Rogers, Lloyd Flod, Joseph Fanfulik, Howard Lamberson, Clyde Culver, Calvin Melgard, Charles Steer, Captain Omar Rood, Charles Cheney, Henry Hanson, John Znerold, Warren Fulks, Earl Edwardh, John Gilbertson, Kermit Olson. . Back row: Dean Fulks, Maynard Ranstrom, Glen Lindberg, Hubert Anderson, Arnold Melln, Jack Sorenson, Robert Snyder, Marvin Bodell, Joel Nyquist, Coach H. H. Lysaker. Football In spite of rain, mud, late harvest and in-juries, Coach Lysaker was able to mould a fast, well-balanced team that played clean, smart and hard-hitting football. In a schedule of eight games the Ponies were able to win three, losing the others by close margins. The first game with McIntosh ended in- a well deserved victory for the Macs. Warren's difficulty in that game was l-ack of enough pre-game practice due to late threshing operations. The following game marked one of the high lights of the season with an 18 to 0 victory over the Red Lake Eagles. October 17 was a drastic day for the Pony warriors 'When they bowed to their old rivals, Thief River Falls. After a late rally by the Ponies, they fell one touchdown short of victory. After a decisive victory over Crookston Cathedral, good wea- ther again took many boys from CAPTAIN ROOD practice and the result was a 26-7 victory for Crookston Central the following week. Q The final game, which was play- ed on a snow covered field, proved to be the best of the season. In this game the Warren battlers were nosed out by a highly favored East Grand Forks team with a well-eXe- cuted pass play in the final minutes of the game. The following members of the squad earned letters: Seniors-Cap- tain Omar Rood, Dana Allen, John Gilbertson, Henry Hanson, Arnold Lamberson, Howard Lamberson, Kermit Olson, and William Rogersg Juniors-Hubert Anderson, Charles Cheney, Clyde Culver, Joseph Fan- fulik, Warren Fulks, Glen Lindberg, and John Zneroldg Sophomores- Lloyd Flod, Calvin Melgard, and Ro- bert Snyder. 1. Allen, End Flod, Tackle Hanson, End 2. Edwardh, End Lindberg, Quarter Anderson, Guard 3. Znerold, Half Olson, Tackle Lamberson, Guard 4. Chinaware DeLuxe East Side Game Culver, Half 1. Melgard, Guard Fanfulik, Tackle Rogers, End 2. Snyder, End Fulks, Center Steer, Tackle 3. Bodell, Guard Nyquist, Guard Gilbertson, Quarter 4. Cheney, Full Melin, End Loads of Luck ' 5. East Side Game Flrst row James Nicholls John Gilbertson, John Znerold, Glen Lindberg, Clyde Culver, Maynard Ranstrom Second row Coach Lysaker William Rogers, Captain Henry Hanson, Dana Allen, Warren HENRY HANSON BASKETBALL Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Schedule Hallock .................... Climax ...................,.. Stephen .................... East Grand Forks Aggies ...................... Grafton .................... McIntosh ................ Climax ...................... East Grand Forks Grafton .................... Red Lake Falls .. Thief River Falls Red Lak F11 e a s . Hallock .................... Argyle ...................... Crookston ....... ......... Thief River Falls Aggies ...................... Stephen .................... Argyle ........ Crookston ................ Fisher ........................ East Grand Forks Crookston ................ Newfolden .............. Basketball practice in Warren High opened o-n November 14, with ten veterans, six of them lettermen-, reporting to Coach Lysaker. With only three lettermen lost through graduation. prospects for a successful season 'Were very bright. The Ponies looked promising in their impressive victory over Hallock in the season's opener. The Ponies held Hallock to a lone field goal throughout the entire game while presenting a, fast breaking offense themselves. From here the Ponies went on to defeat every team in the Big Four in the conference at least once. The outstanding pre-Christmas game Was the Warren-East Grand Forks contest. In this game the Ponies hit their stride, presenting an air tight defense and a tricky, efficient offense that baffled the East Siders and led to an easy victory for Warren. After their holiday trip the team came back to defeat Thief River Falls 33 to 24. Against Crookston the Ponies again looked good, and the Pirates fell hard before a fast driving offense. The closing game of the season found Warren nosing out the Pirates 24 to 22 and gaining first place in the conference standings with five victories and one defeat. Out of a total of 25 games played Warren won 22 and was defeat- ed only 3 times. They had a total of 826 points to their opponents 583 and averaged 33 points per game while holding the opposition to 23. Ten menon the squad received letters.: Captain Hanson, Gilbert- son, Allen, Rogers, Fulks, Ranstrlom, Nicholls, Lindberg, Culver and Znerold. I 5 K... , 1 -an Q1 JW 'L R X. wir is mm www M iw my QF 55 .P V 4.43 W .K 1 S?'?22555TSS?SY19 2iS ' 166152315535 DECATHLON WINNER JOHN GILBERTSON The decathlon contest which is the first track event in the spring, was established three years ago. A11 boys are eligible to participate. The boy Winning the most points in the contest, which consists of ten track and field events, wins the single honor of having his name engraved on the deeathlon trophy. The honor was won in 1940 by Adler Strand- quist and in 1941 by John Gilbertson. 1 Dana Allen, Arnold Melin, Marvin Eukel, Howard Lamberson, Orvelle Pletsch, Clyde Culver, John Gilbertson. First row Doris Kremlnskl Helen. Schantzen, Margaret Strunk, Eva Mae Cormican, Darina Slusar Joyce Golden Clarlce Cormlcan, Amy Haugen, Joyce Carlson. Second row Pauline Erickson, Lyla Urtes, Luella Jensen, Joyce Larson, Elva Sandberg, Elaine Johnson Virginia Kirtz Enid :Ovsak, Iola Johnson, Lois Nelson, Mary Ann Andeen. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSQCIATIQN, The Girls' Athletic Association, whose pur- pose is to further interest in good sportsmanship and athletic activities for girls from the ninth grade through the senior year, progressed rapidly under the direction of Miss Skov. 'On Saturday, November 15, the G. A. 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V4,,,4g -34 Vg-'MV VSV, X41-f ..-T V Vz:,...V Yip, VV V' A.g:.V.i-..fg..- Blige. V ,V VL qv .9 Q - ' Q: - nf' 'Z---'i':-lM 'k,,' if .--iff' 'w-'4.,,,u 'rw-'f' -f' . .- f V155 .LV , .:VV4fV,, ...fri 3:31.51-5-V?V , ,,,,,V.A. V,,VVV.V.,,,J-V.. VV ' ' wi' Calendar of Events September, 1941- 2 First day of 1941-42 sesslon. 12 Warren loses to McIntosh in first football game. 19 Warren defeats Red Lake. 26 Fosston defeats Warren. October, 1941- 3 Warren overpowers Crookston Cathedral. 10 Crookston Plrates defeat Ponies. 16 Brown and Meneley Lyceum Program. 17 Warren ls defeated by Thief River Falls. 23-24 M. E. A. Convention at Thief River Falls. 29 American Song Bag Lyceum Program. 31 East Grand Forks wlns over Warren. November, 1941- 3 Parkinson's National Musical Ensembles Ly- ceum Pro fam. 8 7 Junior Class presents Carnival, Mexican Fiesta. 10-15 American Education Week. 11 Armistice Day Program. 17 Grade Oiperetta, Plnocchio. 20 Thanksg ving Day. 21 Thanksgiving Vacation. 28 Warren defeats Hallock in flrst basketball game. February, 1942- 3 Argyle loses to Warren. 6 Ponies defeat Crookston Pirates. 13 Warren loses to Thief River Falls Prowlers. 17 Crookston Aggies defeated by Ponies. 20-21 Farmers' Short Course. 23 Warren defeats Stephen. 27 Argyle overpowered by Warren. March, 1942- 4 Hanley Marionette Lyceum, Plnocchlo. 6 Warren defeats Crookston ln last game of season. 9 Local Declam Contest. 11-13 Warren receives consolation trophy ln Dis- trict Basketball Tournament at Crookston. 17 District Declam Contest at Thief River Falls. 19 Roeland Von Cavel presents Lyceum on Holland. 31 Warren defeats Newfolden in post-season game. 23 Earl Taus receives Superior rating in Regional Declam Contest at Bagley. 25 Movie on Jap Bombing of U. S. A. 25 F. F. A. Father and Son Banquet. 26-28 Ponies attend State Basketball Tournament. 27 Easter vacation begins. December, 1941- Apfrn' 1942- 3 Stephen defeated by Ponies. 12 Ponles conguer East Grand Forks. 15 Crookston ggies win over Warren. 17 Annual Christmas Choralogue. 19 Warren defeats Grafton. 19 Christmas Vacation begins. January, 1942- 2 McIntosh loses to Warren. 3 Ponies defeat Climax. 5 School begins after vacation. 9 East Grand Forks Green Wave is defeated by Ponies. 13 Grafton loses to Warren. 16 Warren wins over Red Lake Falls. 23 Uncle Tom's Cabln Puppet Lyceum. 23 Warren overpowers Thief R ver Falls. 27 Red Lake Falls defeated by Warren. 31 Hallock bows to Warren. 6 8-9 12 15 24 B School opens after vacation. 7 George Lyons, Harpist, Lyceum. 14 Movie on Russoilerman War. 17 Music groups present annual Sgglng Concert. 25 District Music Festival at Croo ton. May, 1942- 2 Area Music Contest ln Thief River Falls. Polomeme Patters Lyceum. Senior Class Play, Lease on Liberty. Award Day. Junior-Senior Banquet ln Hawaiian theme. Baccalaureate. Commencement. lfl -2 PM 'tl?J?Q I ' SENICDR AWARDS BAND Rae Engen Joyce Golden Henry Hanson Io-la Johnson Lois Nelson Enid Ovsak Dennis Roley Margaret Strunk VOCAL Betty Barr Rae Engen Joyce Golden Henry Hanson Ivola Johnson Lois Nelson Enid Ovsak Dennis Roley Margaret Strunk Dorothy Taus FOOTBALL Dana Allen John Gilbertson Henry Hanson Arnold Lamberson Howard Lamberson Kermit Olson William Rogers Omar Rood BASKETBALL Dana Allen John Gilbertson Henry Hanson William Rogers CHRONICLE Jean Morkassel Margaret Strunk CHEERLEADER Lois Nelson DECLAM Elvira Carlson Henr'y Hanson Jean Morkassel Margaret Strunk Earl Taus F. F. A. Arnold Lamberson Howard Lamberson John Morkassel Kermit Olson Dale Peterson G. A. A. Amy Haugen Luella Jensen Lois Nelson Darina Slusar HONOR STUDENTS Elvira Carlson Mildred Dahlin Edith Eide Henry Hanson Amy Haugen Robert Johnston Jean Morkassel Lois Nelson Dennis Roley Margaret Strunk Dorothy Taus Earl Taus THANK YOU To the business firms and individ- uals Who contributed to make this pub- lication of the Ponier possible We owe our support and gratitude. 1. Noon-hour rush. 2. Secretary at work. 3. Escape from Study Hall. 4. Nothing like eating out-of-doors. 5. Members of the school board. 6. Lunch hour. 7. George Lyons, harpist, gives lyceum. 8. John playing the jews-harp in social. 9. Earl, ping-pong champ, 10. Grow up, George. 11. Nordy with his nose to the grindstone. 12. Beachcomber. 13. Goin' home, Tinky? 14. Must be a good one boys. 15. My, how you've changed, Cal! 16. First aid work. 17. Kermit, chief photographer. i w L F Quistgard's Drug .Store con the East sidep Anything in Drug Line WARREN HIGH SCHOOL Congratulations to you and the 1942 Ponier Phone 33 Warren, Minn. Edward Nelson Clifford Nelson Nelson Motor Co. Central Lumber Co. AUTHORIZED BUILDING MATERIAL AND SALES SERVICE COAL Cities Service Gas and Oil ROGER A. HOWE, Agent CASE MACHINERY FQRD TRACTORS Phone 35 Warren, Mirm. Warren, Minn. U WoodWard's Phone 205 First With the Newest Marymay DRY GOODS, SHOES, CLOTHING, READY-TO-WEAR Quality for Less A. E. GUSTMAN, Mgr. Style and Beauty Shop Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Hosiery, Gloves, Beauty Culture First with the Latest Peoples State Bank -of Warren , Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BUY U. S. SAVINGS BONDS McCORMICK-DEERING Tractors and Machines International Motor Trucks Iron Fireman Coal Stokers MAYTAG SKELGAS Warren Implement Co. Warren, Phone 19 Minn. Red Owl Stores Quality Foods Saving Prvlces GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Fish and Cured Meats. ED. AAMOT, Prop. Scheie's Market JOHN H. SCHEIE, Prop. Warren, Minnesota Quality Meats and Groceries We Deliver Phone No. 4 Locally Owned Nationally Organized ' . -3 . co'sr Hardware Auto Supplies Home Appliances Furniture Sporting Goods A. E. BODDING, Prop. Lee's Studio Extends Thanks bo the WAR- REN HIGH for their patronage and we anticipate the continua- tion of this friendly association during the months ahead. City Cafe Meals-Lunches-Beer LEO LOUIE Warren, M inn. Quality Foods for Less Warrenfs Leading Grocery Shore. L. B. Hartz Store Lowest Everyday Food Prices. ROY ERICKSiON,Mgr. C F. C. Larson Sz Co. OUR OWN HARDWARE Furniture-Floor Covering Phone 17 Carl Martinson Soft Drinks, Lunches, Candy and Cigars Phone 33.9 Warren, M inn. 2 Congratulations 0 f Hotel Warren J. H. HERBRANSON Phone 65 Warren, Minn. Warren Co-Operative Creamery Ass'n. LAND O'LAKES BUTTER AND ICE CREAM Feeds Seeds Telephone 170 Warren, Minn State Bank of Warren Capital 525,000 Surplus 325,000 Buy War Savings Bonds and Stamps . Phone No. 2 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Warren, Minnesota Compliments of Green Tavern Cafe MEL ANDERSON, PI'0p. Congratulations Warren High School Warren Telephone Co. Warren, Minn. Warren Sheaf School and Commercial Printers SALUTES .... The Class of 1942 on publishing The Ponier. Follow the activities of Warren High 'School every week in the Sheaf. Berget Photo Shop Portraiture Viewing, Copying and Enlarging Warren, Minn. Your Friends will Appreciate Your Sending Them to Golden's Cafe Where they serve those Occasional Delicacies forgotten elsewhere. Bakke's Sweet Shop Amundgaard I Implement Company FQQD Caterpillar DeLaVal Wawen Minn John Deere Power Equipment Sales Service Geo. W. Smith Compliments DRAY LINE Quanruol Funeral Home Dealer in Coal, Wood, Ice Phone 288 Warren, Minn. Phone 232 AUTHORIZED DEALER Gamble Stores In.d'i'v1k1uaZly Owned and Soderbergis Home Appliance Store Radios Fluorescent Lighting Bottlegas, Washers, and Operated Refrigerators LEWIS E. SANDS Coal Stokers and Milkers Phone 94 Wanren, Minn. C. EINAR JOHNSON CO. Warren, Minnesota NEW IDEA MACHINERY Farm Bureau Service Co. Products JOI-IN'S SERVICE BLACKSMITHING AND WELDING Home of John's Light Lift Overshot Hay Stackers. A. A. TROST COUNTY ATTORNEY Phone 41 Warren, Minn. ROGER'S GARAGE OFFICIAL A.A.A. .SERVICE Welding Radiator Repairing VISIT SWENSON'S VARIETY STORE Cosmetics-Notions Sheet-music and Fresh Candy COMPLIMENTS OF O. C. TOFTNER Warren, Mlnn. OHNSTAD'S VARIETY Everything In School Supplies East Side Warren, Minn. COMPLIMENTS OF H. M. HANSON Warren, Minn. DR C. A. GUNNARSON DENTIST Office Peoples State Bank Building Phone 88 Warren, Minn COMPLIMENTS OF P. E. KVIKSTAD Warren, Minn. DR. F. C. BAKKE DENTIST Office in Nelson Building Phone 124 Warren, Minn. COMPLIMENTS OF PVT. OLIVER THOMPSON Warren, Minn. COMPLIMENTS or LEVI G. JOHNSON Warren, Minn. COMPLIMENTS OF A. C. SWANDBY Warren, Minn. SWANSON'S SERVICE STATION CUT RATE GROCERY On Highway 75 GROCERIES Washing, Greasing and Polishing Fresh Fruits and Vegetafbles STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS n Phone 189 Warren' Minn. Phone 184 Warren, Minn. A. E. CARLSON, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Glasses Fitted SILNES BODY WORKS AUTO BODY REPAIRING as PAINTING phone 155 Warren, Minn. Phone 46 Warren, Minn. DR. B. F. BRO PETERSON-BIDDICK co. Cash Dealers in DENTIST Eggs, Poultry, Seeds, Flour, Feeds. Office in Boafdson Building Telephone 61 Residence Phone 55 Phone 165 Warren, Minn. TONY SITTER, Agent ZONEE HAT Sz DRESS SHOP Warren, Minn. Misses and Ladies Wearing Apparel, Accessories, and Infants Gifts. COMPLIMENTS OF N ELS M. ENGEN Warren, Minn. COMPLIMENTS OF CLIFF CLardy'sJ STANDARD SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF THORA SKOMEDAL Warren, Minn. GAS OIL MARSHALL COUNTY CO-OP OIL ASS'N GASOLINE, FUEL OIL, ACCESSORIES Phone 83 Warren, Minn. P8.tI'0l'1IZ6 C0-OD. and Save Compliments to the Class of 1942 WARREN THEATRE Warren, Minn. Paul Snyder P. T. Ildved THE ROBERTSON LUMBER COMPANY dn Action' Since 18817 CARL E. KJOS, Agent Phone 18 Warren, Minn. HARRIS FURNITURE 8a HARDWARE CO. FURNITURE, HARDWARE, AND PAINT Warren, Minn. BOARDS'ON'S Northwest's Finest Food Shop We Specialize ln Quality INEZ S BEAUTY SHOP. Rilling Permanents Meats, Groceries, Fancy Fruits and Dermetics Vegetables. Booths Phone 5 T ank to the STUEMKE'S FLOWER SHOP h S Cut Flowers Potted Plants Say If With Flowers For Making Possible Phone 20 Warren, Minn. ,,The Poniern ? 's 1, i 3 I x, K 1 1 . 4 nk f ,v i. .X 'U 4 - 13 ,ff Eff Fi -if LIILO: rqtlv' 25359321 wa -Li? ,, , u -.s f mf? 114, f fa 4