Willmar High School - Senior Yearbook (Willmar, MN)

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I-I At the left. German Club. Top row from left to right: D. Franklin, A. Thompson, J. Rademacher, J. Muenzhuber, G. Hagen, J. Gage, D. Apol, P. Lindstrom, and Mr. Smith. Row two: K. Frederick- son, C. Easterlund, D. Nerenz, C. Swenson, L. Peterson, F. Hanebrink, G. Christenson, S. Lysen, and L. Dale. Front row: H. Heath, P. Hansen, R. Rutsen, E. Van Hauen, C. Enger, and J. Elia- son. At the right: Practicing their latin at the board are P. Biornberg, J. Mittelstadt, R. Bang- ston, and R. Anderson. Seated are M. Proeschel, and J. Gillin. Language Clubs Entertain At Assemblies Latin Club. Top row from left to right: P. Biornberg, D. Pierce, E. Erickson, R. Anderson, J. Hickey, R. Rue, E. Lindquist, G. Sletten, and S. Maxwell. Row three: D. Boxrude, R. Bangston, S. Nelson, J. Swenson, N. Carter, M. Olson, S. Jacobs, and M. Gray. Row two: B. Wolff, S. Sayre, M. Mittendorf, V. Madsen, M. Hanscom, P, Thorson, F. Hoekstra, and P. Gray. Front row: M. Holmgren, J. Giliin, J. Pederson, R. Wilson, H. Hoehl, K. Nelson, C. Katzberg, and. Miss A. Noonan, advisor. 30 One of the new clubs at Willmar High this year is the Latin club. The club, under the supervision ot Miss Alicia Noonan, seeks to learn more about the uses ot Latin in everyday lite. Pep tests and assemblies that portray Latin customs and tables are the club's act- ivities. The Der Schnickeltritzer Klub, more commonly known as the German club, has become well-known tor its entertaining pep tests and assemblies. At their regular meetings, the members speak in German and learn to sing German songs. Members, however, can be heard at any time in the halls talking their new language. The club is under the direction of Mr. Robert Smith.

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Speech Clubs Produce Plays - --- w--f:e..--- The student directed plays initiated by the Masquers club this year, proved very success ful. Students met every other Thursday after school, plus many evenings to work on the plays. The Masquers this year were under the supervision of Miss Chiglo. The future actors and actresses of Willmar high school improved their talents in the sev- enth, eighth, and ninth grade speech clubs. Though the most important project was the declamation contest, they also presented Book Week skits and plays. Miss Kromer, Miss Moe, Miss Krahling, and Mrs. Hoagland Supervised Rehearsing a play are Masquers W. Pearson, The groups' M. Heiberg, B. Hanson, Keith Peterson, J. Dale, and D. Skramstad. Masqvers Top row: N. Friend, D. Franklin, J. Dean, J. Pederson, R. Anderson, H. Wahlstr- and, M. Johnson, D. Snowgren, D. Skramstad, and S. Maxwell. Third row: D. Christianson, S. Anderson, B. Hanson, K. Granberg, M. Hyberg, J. Larson, C. Fauchald, M. J. Anderson, K. Schennem, and C. Johnson. Second row: J. Herbst, M. Molenaar, W. Pearson, B. Hanson, P. Robinson, R. Hal- vorson, M. Olson, V. Madson, M. Nordmeyer, and M. Ahrendt. Front row: B. Norheim, J. Muenzhuber, D. Johnson, M. L. Meadows, M. Dailey, C. Nordgren, S. Olsen, J. Gillen, V. Eliason, D. Nichols, and Miss Chiglo. 1-1 Seventh Grade Speech Club Front row, from left to right: S. Norling, J. Bernard, P. Hal- vorson, G. Hanson, N. Eliason, K. Ericksen, and J. Carlson. Back row: K. Noyes, D. Ray, B. Fredericksen, M. Larson, B. And- erson, N. Dickenson, K. Thrush, and M. Peterson. Eighth Grade Speech Club Front row, from left to right: K. Lindquist, M. Lien, K. Eklund, J. Vigen, S. Anderson, and S. Chalberg. Back row: S. Franklin, M. Erickson, V. Parson, K. Johnson, N. Hoefs. M. Adams, and C. Frans. Top row: E. Swanson, B, Kieland, L. Slagter, B. Mullin, S. Loven, K Engwall, M. Thompson, C. Gilman, J. Bernard, S. Johnson, K. Bielken- gren, S. Fladeboe, D. Richardson, K. Johnson, and M. L. Hawkinson Second row: G. Kavanaugh, B. Nicklasson, R. Dickinson, K. Amundson K. Siodin, S, Myhre, D. Peterson, S. Katzberg, B. Johnson, K, Snowgren P. Finnegan, K. Lohn, B. Miller, and M. Scott. , . . ,. ,f,..s fs l J tw, i I

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Assisting school librarian, Miss Evelyn Dieke, is but one of the beneficial services given by the Library club. The members ot the club assist in library duties during their tree hours and before and after school. Their artistic abilities keep the library pleasant and colortul. Big event ot the year for the club was the annual Book week which was highlighted by an assembly program featuring two skits, Boys in Books and Girls in Books. During the week, the club also sponsored radio programs, a faculty tea and a quiz printed in the local daily paper. The World Attairs club, advised by Reuben Lundquist, presents and dis- cusses current event topics at their meetings. Articles in the Minneapolis Tribune serve as an outline for the club studies. .lan Madsen is president, Diane Box- rud, vice-president, and Connie Anderson, secretary-treasurer. ,fl T A The Library club is preparing new books for our school s students to use Seated left to right: Miss Deike, Ruth Zenner, Gloria Larson Carol Gunderson and Vernell Cornell Standing: Dotty Nerenz and Helen Heath Not pictured Kay Granberg Betty Fenske lla Dokken, Margaret de csfhaneuu, and Gerry rf-semen Girls Assist Libra riang Events Discussed At the right. Members at World Affairs take time out from a discussion to pose for a picture. From left to right are Beverly Norheim, Diane Box- rud, Sherwood Bergstrand, Jerry .las- person, Rosrnary Eklund, Connie Ander- son, and Punk Madsen. At the left: Looking over a new book are Library club officers Geraldine Freeman, Ruth Zenner, Dorothy Nerenz, and Helen Heath. 31 --1 16-- and