Windom High School - Eagle Yearbook (Windom, MN)

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1 ' 'Q ,W I. lk x ' 1:- Louetta Peacock and Wendell Foss confer on the pictures being taken for the Eagle. Our editor and business manager kept busy going from class to class announcing when pictures were being taken. Mr. Price and Bob Breese look over the apples and the box of groceries for the Operators Club party. Z Marlyn Clark and Mary Stahl pose for the cameraman on Dapper Dan Day. Wendell Foss struggles with fold- ing chairs was he helps Kenneth Baker take the Eagle pictures. Laura Lee Gustafson and Evelyn McNeal Johnson find something very funny to laugh about and Dorothy Lewis looks bewildered Dapper Dan Day. 25

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emlofz 6444 ?7w,b4ecq One nlght after work as l plcked up the Wmdom paper there was a forecast for the future This us what IS satd about the l95l sensors Dean Aellng ts glvlng advlce to the dlsunlted powers of Europe on how to successfully carry on the next war Coreen Berry IS a cheerleader at Smtth College Marlene and Anglelne Blackstad have left Wlndom and are employed as secretaries at the Mlnneapolas Honeywell plant Averland Blakey has a steady 'ob selllng deep freezers to the Eskrmos at the North Pole Arlene Borer has lust completed a novel entitled Two Can Lrve As Cheaply As One Kenneth Boyce IS prestdent of the newly formed Flsh Lake Yacht Club Robert Breese as the ftre warden ID the petrnfled forests f Arizona Ethel and her Magic Vtolun are currently booked at Brodlns Tea Room Robert has worked hus way up to the head walter at the tea fOOI'T1 Wesley IS slngung tenor In a chorus lane at the Brodln establish ment Janice Brown I5 a well known plano tuner at the Schmttt Musnc Helen Bunkers us a lady detectlve un the came Wnlder center of Bat ara Burton us posmg for calendars for Esqulre Magazme Har 1d Chrlstoffer has been accepted as head Vassa ganntor at Marlyn Clark ha won furst place In the soap box derby t the lndlanapolls Speedway Pat Cook who ts unable to ltve wnthout music has a lab demon stratlng the Smger Sewmg Machlne LaRue Cooke ns takung ltfe easy after duscovenng a rlch deposit of uranium ore on his East Forty Donna Coulson has become an apprentuce typesetter t the Reporter Offuce Delores Daggett compelled by her natural desire to make thtngs perfectly clear has taken up wtndow washtng Darrell Erickson as a test drlver for Katser cars at Wnllow Run John Erickson ts an up and commg clerk at the St Clalr Crum Store Mlke Foss as prestdent of the Foss Furntture Store and he has a trombone buslness too Wendell Foss as buuldung up a profttable busuness on sungung CUFICYICS Jerry Fuller ns In Washmgton getttng a patent on hrs new product Fuller Freckle Cream Wnpe lt On and Wtpe Them Off Nell Grams us modelcng bathlng suuts for Catalxna Loren Hammer us chief pretzel bender at the Bergen Pretzel Co Duane Harper us deslgnlng false teeth for unfortunate football players Hornet Heeren has a 'ob as typust an Bungham Lake Shnrley Hsldreth ns runnmg a kennel for Pups only Rnchard lhrke ns presudent of Duck Tracy s Crume Stoppers Club Delbert Johnson has gust nnvented u new farm machtne to make hrs own farrmng easter Lavonne Jurgens IS teachmg posture at Shattuck Mulntary Academy at Faribault Delom Klaassen George Knutson rs manufacturing the Maxme Kolander runmng a farm lust east af Wundom presndent of a bug company whuch as busy thvng Il chlef dnscuplmanan IN the school for bad , . , , ' H ' ' ' ' ' a . . . 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I V . . , . , , lnttle boys at Red Wmg Betty Konrad and Norma Remlngton are at the State Capltol pleadlng for less work and more play for the Wundom Natlonal Guards Violet Kuhnau IS a professor at a well known college Max Larson IS an aucttoneer at the Larson Lnvestock Co Dorothy Lewts us head of the Lewls Drug Store Chaun Evelyn McNeal Johnson IS an Instructor at the Meals for Two Cookung School Lots McRunnel ts well on her way to becoming another Clara A Barton Dana Muller ts head dtetnclan at the DuBarry Success Course David Muller ts a Bulck Salesman Eldon Nagorske us a dnsttnguushed floorwalker nn an Eastern mtlltnery establishment Loren Ness has taken George Mukans place on the Lakers Basketball team Arllne Oddson I5 a secretary to the Knutson Manufacturlng Company Belva Olson us slnglng fnrst tenor wuth a well known boys chonr Lamae Olson IS playing center on the Redheads basketball team Mary Allce Olson ts chnef operator at the Bell Telephone Company Bob Olson as playung fnrst chaur clarunet wuth the Wnlder Symphony Orchestra Beulah ONenll I5 nn Hollywood making a sequence to Sunset Boulevard Louetta Peacock ts playing the bass drum for the Wundom Natuonal Guards band Beverly Perry ts ednttng the love lorn column of Llfe Joan Peterson IS supportlng a communuty home for those who were left pennlless after payung theur class dues Yevonne Prafke ts secretory for the Kraft Cheese Company Merudlth Rossow Grams ts an assnstant to Shlrley Hlldreth She us tn charge of Bulldogs Kenneth Schmttz has a steady lob lecturlng to womens clubs on the Unstabulrty of Women Orvis Sell IS employed In soothing the nervous Inmates of the Chicago Stockyards Davud Shaffer IS havung a hard time dusguushtng himself as a homeless orphan Rodney Snyder I5 a bog league hurler now He s putchtng horse shoes for Bully Rose Mary Stahl ts heading a tour throughout Texas Lorratne Stenke us taking a post graduate course In Economtc Geography In order to flnlsh her arguments Maxune Stevens has secured a Iob as head trainer for Gorgeous George John Thake ns bass player wuth the Hormel Gnrls LeRoy Tebodeau has taken Bell Sterns place as head sports announcer Dean Tollefson IS a connolsseur of flne food George Van Norman ns Mr Prnce s new assnstant tn the chemlstry a Ernest Wotzeschke IS a flashltght operator tn a Dnve ln Theater Wendall Woodcock has become well known nn the held of science because of hrs new theory Perpetual Commotlon Darlene Ysker us a model for Thomas Hanr Ads Vera Ysker us on a chncken farm ransnng chucken by the dozen

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f3 R QW ..-'44 1 arf M -f ' - KS f -N' , 1f:,i , A .Q First row, left to right: M. Alexander, J. Anderson, W. Bennett, R. Bochman, D. Brand, W. Brewster, A. Brodin, V. Burton. Second row: F. Cornelius, R. Cuff, M. Doggett, R. Defries, R. Dick, B. Drossell, J. Ebert, J. Elston. Third row: J. Erickson, C. Evans, B. Fawcett, J. Fladgard. cuulofa First row, left to right: R. Flcxtgord, K. Garoutte, S. , ,fb 'Y A Gustafson. Second row: G. Hanefeld, D. Honson, P. A' 'J ff Hanson, B. Harper, R. Holt, R. Jeffrey, E. Jensen, B. ' 1 ' 1' 'E' Johnson. Third row: D. Johnson, D. Johnson, M. Johnson, I . S. Johnson, R. Jones, J. Jones, M. Juhnke, R. Kateley. F: ri ,J I N ' I 1 ' . , 1 'sz' cv' ... V 2 Wg . , Q Q fa as 'Q J. fs K. I Q fi F 2' -5 J -.3 eg g X 'xv' 4 ' 3 Q , 6, , ,2 ,- ,l,. mf .3 -4