Windom High School - Eagle Yearbook (Windom, MN)

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IUNIOR CLHSS nett Brockman Frost M monson O Frederickson Baclc Row: Brugman, Ben- , . A y 1 - . n ,R Benson. Hanson. irst Row: Fitzsimmons, D. 1 nderson, Hume, Dennis, Holt, H. Benson, D. Hanson, E. Hnderson. Back Bow: Michels, Miller, Knutson, Lillegard, Lienke. Third Row: McLaughlin, Mahre, Larson, Koep, D. Iohnson, McCullough. Second Row: Iacobson, S. Knutson, Manee, Langland, P. Knutson, Keller. First Row: Koranda, Iordan, Morton, lessen, S, Iohnson, Langley, Back Row: Steinke, Siewert, K. Sylvester, Polzin, Onkka, ka, Plasterer, Taylor. Third Row: Youngren, Silli- man, Sartorius, Scarbor- ough, Turner, Vieregge, Shaffer, Robinson, Second Row: Yeaple, Ryan, Ruse, Rogge, Peterson, Nel- son, l. Sylvester, Parker, Pietz. Y First Row: Saller, Steigel- meyer, Ronning, V, Olson, Rhodes, D. Olson, Roemer, Bae, Rippie. Benson Fitzsimmons Ed- 'Third Row: W. Calkins, E. Bunkers, , Davids, C o r y, Erickson, Dahlke, DeVries, econd Row: Gohman, Hm- iston, Foss, Harrington, 'Dehmlow, Davis, M. Fred- Eickson, I. Flnderson, M.

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enior Cfass Qay On May 12 the Senior Class presented Husband For Sale, a farce in three acts. The play centers around Emmet Hunting who, finding himself penni- less, asks a friend for aid. His friend conceives the bright idea to marry him off to his wealthy aunt. The aunt agrees to the scheme, but gets the family valet instead! It ends happily, however, with all those concerned satisfied. Directed by Miss Dixon, the cast was as follows: Warren Bingham ,.,.,,. ........ B onald Piotraschke Emmet Hunting .......... .......... B oloert Van Nest Clememt Hunter ......... ...... H arry Calkins Goldenrod Mills ......... ........ H be Gosen Sophronia Bingham ......... Iulia Bingham ......... Imogene Htmore ........ Evelyn Parnell ..i,..... Iulia Melton ......... Pinky Hstor .......... Howard Htmore ....,.. Blanche Lees .........Phyllis Mahaney .........Buth Nerdahl ..........Dorothy Paulson .........Betty .Qnn Knutson . .i...... Marion Nelson ..,,...David Klinger

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SOPHOMORE CLHSS Back Row: Brugman, Hol- land, Rippie, Soehren, Sax- hcrug, Peterson, Leitler. Third Row: I. DeVries, Mead, Flcxtgard, I. Martin, Murphy, - Galcr, Berge, Holmen. Second Row: B. Hanson, Plantz, M. Miller, H. De- Vries, Langland, H. Martin, Ebert. First Row: Person, Obert, Erickson, McKinney, Chris- tensen, Pintz, N. Hanson, Berry. Back Row: Spielman, Brit- son, Van Nest, W. Purring- ton, Reeve, Gosen, Holland, E. Olson. Third Row: R. Olson, K. Wil- son, Welton, Bennett, Lar- son, Moede, Pietz, Renquist. Second Row: H. Wilson, Moffatt, Fawcett, Peterson, Liem, Bunkers,Harnm, Iones, Sater. First Row: D. Benson, Bauer. Knutson, Marsh, Tollefson, Fett, Leverenz, Soleta. -Luziotzmgeniot Qazqquel Fancilul and romantic was the Qrabian setting for the lunior-Senior ban- quet Whose theme this year Was H Night in Bagdadf' Colorful Turkish costumes and an Oriental scheme of decoration waited the guests to the days and land ot the Hrabian Nights, on the eve ot May 19. Some of the features of the evening were the tales ot Scheherazade by Elaine Peterson, those ot the Caliph b yOliver Castledineg glimpses of the past and tuture fthe class will and prophecyl via the Magic Carpet, and thoughts inspired by the story of Hladdin and his Wonderful lamp by Mr. Rislov. H new type of Hrabic numerals Was presented in the form oi music. The banquet Was supervised by the Misses Oriield, Ball, Dixon, and Mills