Worthington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Worthington, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1939 volume:

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Miss Peterson, who was a Jun- ior High School English in- structor, was active in music and dramatios. BLANCHE L. SHAW .. ICAT ON The Senior Class dedicates the Trojan of 1959 to you for your untiring service as editor- ial adviser of the annual and your sincere interest in class activities. V, K.- .g1! V is . .lin 1-as 1-' L' r r., ,nw , Q.. ya' SEL. ' y 'f ' pn V. - Q '-Hy., A. . Y 1 .L.,.-', - v. A .a.1,'., -wr, f . - , I 1 , K 1 9 X Q . 1 1 xw',, Ln ISHIEHSCHUULUB The things they did---- A the people whom they knew ---all these the students may forgetf---but we hope , this annual will recall e. K pleasant memory of 'Worth- ington High School. A .M , yen v Q p .A v' 1 ,, F f V. . , AMW , , -cy.-'gk-fi - 1' eff . ' -'3L '. '-W 'S Awe.-eigq K . Q fri , J, I A H -Xs ,ww 7' f I A I X ,J PJ . V k ,W KY ga, 3 2 ,.- ' ear' ,490 . ,vfiiv-ww-v M f- R 'E' . U s K ' X A 2 .Mr H ',-2 if Ei-39' X ab A.. I'-l ' ...nz ,, W k wng. E is L H ifiii-33? aw. ,Es SCHODI. SCENES THEY CUT down the old pine tree--and look at her now! OH--those jalopiesl ARE WE proud! ALL'S QUIET on the front lawn, IT'S THE INSIDE that counts! A LITTLE LIGHT on the subject say the Latin students. LORTHINGTON'S youngest--and what a wardrobe! THE GATEWAY to W.H.S.--from the rear. WHILE THE students are busy THE VIEW from Miss Shaw's roonb- AS A BIRD sees us-- , f - 1 X , 1 I 1' 'I fl I P ' ,' 'X I lf' 1? X. 'Nu 4- G I iq' , P X , , . , 4, If lx If I A dk-, . . k--1 K, S 1, r ,s Mg A W' .....4 W ' 4, f A- f Q ., X 9? 4 7 , vu 5 - ..... ....,. , l, , ff ':f , Ikjjtf X, c F ki0 ll . fsxny Q i M' A 5 If '15 N m..., ff' 1 1 W. 4-'jf' ' A A!!! ' Magi- N ,, Q 1 i4 QQ L, MU ,K , 'A ..'v:. vii-40 er X Q ,, -:-qw: nuan- L 1' li- 1 -1-1 2 1 , ,- Qin -1 ff,-X . t I xl ff 409. 535' :Kg , 1 ' 4 fl' .bij A Ag . 5 ,f' Ax +1 A Y fha. ..., 'H'-M1 -. w ' au wx X . 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'I V 'AI' , A ,nf .K 'jg .,'.1,!9 ' A V M , . ,, u , X 3 2 .J-1' ,.,p., ,, qu. P ' cf' Sv' 'L ,l.,ff?'g41:' ra ' ' ' .' .-IH' if ' - ff pifg., - H r 1.1, fa., , ' E. '13f 1 Q. I .y-! V . ..-,. .4.-,- -,. lvl ,- A r , x ,,, .'v- Q Lum, 1 r H, Mn - a fx ,L-1 U :n 1 'mr E.A.DURBAHN Our superintendent's philosophy of life is keep smiling---a good code for the students to follow, we think, W DWIGHT LUDLOW F.J.lNDALL Principal of the school--owner of a '39 Mercury ---- manager of ntheu trip to Mexico-- and a good cook, too, so we've heard-that's FQJQ Ifldallo B0 RD OF EDU ...ATIGN The Board of Education is com- posed of the proprietor of the new flower shop on Main Street, Dwight Ludlow: a dispenser of quality footwear, Frank Schmidt, the agent at the Omaha Depotg S. B. Dickeyg an authority on dent- istry, Dr. A.R. Schmid, a chiro- practor, Dr. A,F. Blanchard, and a jeweler, Max Hurlbert.The di- versity of their activities makes them well able to understand the problems of school activities. MAX HURLBERT President Secretary S.B. DICKEY DR. A.R. SCHMID DR. A.F. BLANCHARD FRANK SCHLIDT DR AF BLANC! fHIl30D l ft ROV Hi 3 6 I 32 4 Y' V K G V ' A 5 9 qt , 1 L ., -if U 12 4 Wm Que Ms. V I , A M ,Q 1, 4 ' 46' i 4 X . IIS' .- A 4 , 1, 3, gui 3 Q -1' 9 QW I ,K 'Q as 3 'i if Q 5'5,5'9?2'fh'?fgS 5' 5' we I ll R T 9 gf ' ' If ' fm '73 5. X A 1 ,JL ., ,, I L31 W .. - ff., 3 .j M il E., 1 g Q x fx. ,mkii ' X 'i . I , i5 . 2 4 i F V . if ' ' 5 A M 'Stiff Q 3 wa W MM . uv? ' y M- H V if ,H V -T -Qi JZ, - ,M A x 6 3 2 . . 1 P 4 kj? 3- :Li ' 1'fl 1, F1 z i ,X ' J'-'Z , , . -,w r V. 1' 'ir' 'dsc V I ' All . P .W as w Q V? 'FS' walk W , an fv 91 , Q X' . A . - WAY : x Q ' , sb ,S A ' ' 5 A. A, W' W Q1 1 A X 5 ff .V f , . ' 11 , .v 1 9. . - - 5 kr Q ' , 1 1 2 N Y A h Q i, W W 9, If ,K ' -, ' . : vw 1 ,-, . 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J u xl H FACULTY CYRIL AMUNDSON--Industrial Arts STELLA ANDERSON--Librarian CLEMENTINE BERGIN--Home Economics MAUD BRQWN--School Nurse nBUDn CROWNINGSHIELD--Physical Education ELM R EDLUND--Mathematics ARDITH FROST--Physical Education JOHN GUSTAFSON--Science VICTOR HACKBARTH--Art EDNA HANSON--Language, History LYLE JOHNSON--History, Journalism FIXCULTV RICHARD LINDHOLM--Social Science, Speech MILDRED MCWILLIAMS--Commercial VICTOR MOELLER--Instrumental Music MARVIN POYZER--Industrial Arts, Chemistry SIGNE RAMSETH--Vocal Music ARNOLD SANDERSON--Mathematics HARRIET SATHER--Engli sh BLANCHE SHAW-Engl i sh NANCY WICK--English MARGARET WILLIAMS--Secretary ELNIEIR ZIEGENILAGEN--Agriculture f Q 'I I 0 - .Q 'Q A., 0 A ,,, f tl in MWF M V A if -1941 Nw 0 ' N '. ,, N. ' 1 P 'Fw ,? E ' j 5 93' ' A A MQ. 3 wr ? iQ 4 M ff 'X ' ' '1:X:i 4'f:u,..w' an 4' 'E' U VJ. sauna-f V ,,,-,. will ' L, X K .. ,, , - - wan. U V .A , I M, WTA .gf ' -if-I g'i1i'34f .- :-.Sf1 i2' lit . . , ev 5 , ,A - - my M 'f -wmv '14 , ., , 1' 5 v Y, 4- I - ' Q W ' 4 xiqn lu. I Nil Q! . A k I . ' f A . ,Auf wztfii., 4 1 A I A RUSSELL LARSON President BERNICE JANSSEN FAITH HANSBERGER Vice President Secretary-treasurer SCNIGRE ARNOLD SANDERSON BLANCHE SHAW Adviser Adviser uThe meeting will come to order,n says Russell--three or four times Ef 1M?Li GONNIE HOFFMAN Versatility BETTY BRAY Personality HONOR SENIDRS Senior students that are outstanding in personality, versatility and athletics were chosen by the faculty to be representative senr iors. No girl athlete was chosen because the faculty thought there was no out- standing girl athlete. ' BURNELL KINGREY THOMAS LUDLOW Versatility RUSSELL LARSON Personality Athletics VIVIAN ANDERSON Good natured, shy Band Chorus Choir Social Club LAWRENCE W. BAERENWALD Athl e ti o , friendly Football Baske tbal 1 Track BE TTY BECKER Intel 1 igent , fai thful Honor Sooi ety Troj an S taff Pep tomi s ts G. A. A. Declam Ushers ' Club MARY ELLEN BENSON Fascinating, ooquettish Band Peptomists BETTY BRAY Chatty, enthusiastic Honor Society, N. F. L, Student Council, officer 'Trojan' Staff, assistant editor Peptomiste, G. A, A. Declam, Debate Band, Chorus Girls' League Ushers' Club, Social Club 'Teeth of the Gift Horan' SENIDRS JOEL BRECKENRIDGE Dashing , bus ine s s- l ike Secretary 2 Trojan Staff, business manager Hi-Y Track MARY BURNS Dark, friendly Girls' League Peptomists G. A. A. IVA CARR Congenial, cooperative G. A. A. Peptomists BURTON CI-IRISTOPHERSON Languid, tall F. F. A. Monitor RALPH CHUTE Pauling, pleasant Q.. MILDRED CLARKE Jovial, oompanionable Wilmont, Minn. 2 G. A. A. Ushers' Club LDVIN CROMWELL Amicable, ambitious Peptomists Monitor Ushers' Club CLAIR CUNHINGHAM Quiet, bashful Band Football KAY DANIELSON Sweet, sympathetic Shadent Council Trojan Staff G, A. A. Peptomista Girls' League Ushers' Club Social Club, officer JAMES DICKEY Cunning, lang!-lid Brewster, Minn. 2 Chorus Social Club MARILYN DICKEY Changeable, natural Peptomists G. A. A. Ushers' Club Social Club DONALD DUNN ING Emtertaining, refreshing Minn. Rushmore , 2 Track BETTE EGGLESTON Buuing, jolly G. A. A. DUDLEY EHLERS Roguish, complacent Treasurer 5 Basketball Chorus Mikado Social Club WILLIAM ENGER Tranquil, musical Fon Du Lao, Wis, 3 Band LOIS FELLOWS Quick, witty Honor Society, officer Student Council nTrojanu Staff Debate Declam MARJORIE FURY Agreeable, compassionate G. A. A. Peptomists Ushers' Club Minstrel Show BERDENE GAISER Saucy, mirthful G. A. A. KENNETH GAISER Mischievous, easy-going Track GLADYCE GRAFF Rhythmioal, vivacious Student Council G. A. A. Peptomists Social Club JOH GRONINGA Generous, erubescent Track upigsn REUBEN GUSTAFSON Zealous, timid Science Club Hi-Y Monitor MARGIE JANE HAGEN Loquacious, froli G. A. A. DWAINE HAGERMAN Earnest, mild FAITH HANSBERGER Magnetic, gay Secretary-trea Chorus Peptomists uTrojann Staff nPeggy Parksu uMikadon csome surer 4 DORIS J. HANSEN Pleasant, neat Trojan Staff Peptomists Social Club, officer G. A. A. THOMAS HAUGE Nonchalant, quiet BRUCE H GARDT Satisfied, unooncerned nPeggy Parksn uGoodnight, Pleaseu JUNIOR HOAGLUND Sooiable, heroic Willmar, Minn. 2,5 Choir Chorus nM1kadoN CONNIE HOFFMAN Vigorous, intelligent Honor Society, N. F. L. Student Council, officer Chorus, Choir Peptomists, Yell Leader Debate, Declam G. A. A., officer Ushers' Club, Social Club Girls' League llmihdoll ' llpigsll 'Teeth of the Gift Horse' CHARLES HOM AS Unhurried, musing ELAINE HOXIE Versatile, modish Honor Society Student Council Chorus, Choir G. A. A. Ushers' Club Girls' League Social Club Peptomists PHYLLIS HULLS Sincere, thoughtful German Valley, Ill. 2,5 Chorus mmm HUTZELL Gleehxl , slight G. A. A. Peptomists Ushers' Club LUCILLE HYKE Unaffectad, cheery G. A. A. Monitor LAWRENCE JACOBSON Content, able Okabena, Minn. 2, 3 BERNICE JANSSEN Observant, gracious Vice president 4 Trojan Staff, assistant editor Chorus, Choir Girls' League, G. A. A, Peptomists Ushers' Club Social Club Pigs , 'Mikado' PEARL J ENKINS Talkativo , obliging Pep tomists MERYLE JENSEN Serene, diligent Trojan Staff Social Club DEAN JOHNSON Natural, virtuous Student Council Hi-Y Social Club Goodnight, Please LEO JOHNSON Jaunty, amusing Vice president 5 Basketball Hi-Y Monitor RUSSELL JOHNSON Friendly, lanky Basketball F. F. A., officer Football, business manager JEANNE JORDAN Small, efficient Honor Society, officer Girls' League, G, A. A. Peptomists, Debate Ushers' Club, officer Social Club, Pigs Student Council, officer nTrojanu Staff Secretary-treasurer 3 JOE KEMPEMA Masterful, conscientious W JUSTIN KING Pert, worldly Football Monitor SHIRLEY KINGERY Petite, pretty Debate . G. A. A. Ushers' Club Peptomists Girls' League BURNELL KINGREY Athletic, sociable Football, Track Basketball NWN Club Social Club Monitor, Hi-Y uTrojanu Staff upigsu nGocdnight. Pleaseu AUDREY KINSMAN Fashionable, sincere Honor Society Student Council Chorus Choir Peptomists G. A. A. Girls' League nMikadon ADELINE KNUTH Musical, efficient Honor Society Student Council Band Orchestra Chorus Minstrel Show CORINNE L. KOENEKE Dependable, melodious Chorus Choir Mixed Octet Sestet Ushers' Club Peptomists af' 4-JS C1 ,..l 'E 'QYSEK fi' 1: .W NJ' HELEN KUH Fair, reserved Reading, Minn. 2 Chorus Choir nMikadon BURYL LARSON Agreeable, quiet Chorus Choir Track WTrojanW Staff Hi-Y Social Club nMikad0' Minstrel Show MELVIN LARSON Thoughtful, sporty Football Basketball ROSALIE LARSON Reliable, chummy Student Council President 3 Girls' League Peptomists, G. A. A. Social Club, Chorus Ushers' Club Troj an Staff uGoodnight, Pleaseu RUSSELL LARSON Competent, dynamic Student Council President 4 WTrojanW Staff, editor Track Hi-Y, officer Social Club Monitor npigsn ARNOLD LING Sturdy, calm Hi-Y F. F. A. Track ROBERT LING Happy, unruffled Choir Chorus Hi-Y Monitor Social Club Mikado Minstrel Show THOMAS LUDLOW Laudable , brilliant Honor Society, Hi-Y Student Council, officer Band, captain Orchestra, mixed octet Choir, Chorus Football, Basketball Track manager Brass quartet Minstrel Show, Mikado Trojan Staff MARGARET LUXEN Natural, impartial Bigelow, Minn, 2 Chorus Ushers' Club ROBERT MALCOLM Manly, winning Hi-Y Fl Fe Al Social Club Monitor Pigs WENDELL H. MATHESON Quick, steadfast Band Orchestra Brass quartet Football Hi-Y Trysting P1aoe JAMES MCCONNELL Lively, gallant Football WILLIAM MOLESWORTH Flashy, naive Sioux City, Iowa 2,3 Goodnight, Please' JOHN MOOTY Studious , masterly Honor Society, officer Debate Hi-Y CORINN A. MORET Amiable, trustworthy Choir, Chorus Sestet, Deelam 'Trojan' Staff Ushers' Club Peptomists Social Club Minstrel Show Mikado EMMA NELKORN Prim, conformable Peptomists Girls' League Ushers' Club ALICE NELSON Cheerful, sprightly NEAL NELSON Subtle, fluent Choir, Chorus Troj an Staff' Quartet Hi-Y Social Club Monitor Minstrel Show llmkndolf PATRICIA NELSON Gracious, attentive Fulds, Minn. 3 Ushers' Club ROBERT B. NELSON Industrious, diffident Football Hi-Y F. F, A. MAX OBERLINK Obliging, unruffled Trojan Staff IVA PATTERSON Orchestra Stately, wholesome fx-J P to fe QP sw ,MJ K . I j I , ef BETTY PAULSON Poetic, helpful Band Troj an Staff G. A. A. Girls' League Peptomists Social Club GERTRUDE PONTO Friendly, winsome G. A. A. Ushers' Club Home Economics Club Peptomists MARIE PROBST Scholarly, modest ' Wilmont, Minn. 2,3 LAWRENCE RASMUSSEN Handsome, fancy-free Football PHYLLIS REIKOW Slender, dependable Pipestone, Minn. 2 G. A. A. Peptomists Ushers' Club Trojan Staff FLORENCE REISTROFFER Straight-forward, secretive Peoria, Illinois 3 BEULAH F. ROGERS Sedate, ambitious G. A, A. IVAN LLOYD ROGERS Aloof, oheerhxl Football i Boxing LAURA M. ROGERS Deliberate, thorough Girls' League G. A. A. Ushers' Club MILDRED E. ROGERS Patient, kind Girls' League PATSY ROHLK Modern, striking Band Trojan Staff G. A. A. Girls' League Peptomists Social Club Ushers' Club DOROMY MAE RUST Conscientious, orderly Monitor DOROTHY SAUNDERS Nonohalant, charming Peptomists H RBERT SCHAFER Reticent, independent IRNA DEE SCHAUL Joyous, carefree G. A. A. Girls' League Peptomiste FRANK SCHUS TER Unconcerned, sober Roshalt, S. Dak. 1,2 MARCELLA SELINE Outspoken, hilarious G. A. A. Peptomilts BILLIE SMALLWOOD Untroubled, athletic Band, Sestet, Choir Chorus, Social Club Girls' League Tumbling, G. A. A. Peptomists, Declam 'Teeth of the Gift Horse 'Goodnight, Please' DONALD SMESTAD Happy-go-lucky, neat Troj en Staff 'Pigs' MARY LEON TAYLOR Diminutive, faithful Parkston, S. Dak. 2 Band Declam Ushers' Club Science Club nPeggy Parksn nsuppressed Desiresn ROBERT VANCE Droll, collegiate Band, Debate Chorus, Choir Boys' Octet Mixed Octet Orchestra Minstrel Show nMikadon, nPigsn HELEN WASHNESKY Broadminded, musical Choir Chorus Girls' Octet Girls' Sestet Mixed Octet Peptomists ALICE WELCH Attractive, pleasing Band G. A. A. Peptomists Ushers' Club FLORENCE L. WILLIAMS Direct, precise Band Peptomists Home Economics Club NELLIE ZEVENBERGEN Light-hearted, changeable Chorus Choir Ushers' Club scmon 1 Puxv Ladies of the Jury by Fred Ballard was the play chosen to be given by the senior class on May 12. The unusual thing about this light comedy was the number of ch- aracters--twenty-two in all. The first act portrayed an authentic court trial. Betty Bray as Mrs. Crane, one of the jurors, succeeds after two acts in getting the jury to vote Elaine Hoxie as Mrs. Gordon not guilty ----- though her methods were not quite honor- able. Russell Larson as Mr. Press- ley, foreman of the jury, has dif- iculty in keeping the jury room orderly. WOMEN OF THE COURTROOM Rear row: Kay Danielson, Audrey Kinsman. Front row: Elaine Hoxie and Jeanne Jordan. MEN OF THE COURTROOM Rear row: Dean Johnson, John Mooty, Robert Vance. Front row: Bill Molesworth, Thomas Ludlow, Robert Malcolna WOMEN OF TEE JURY Rear row: Betty Bray, Ber- nice Janssen, Billie Smallwood. Front row: Rosalie Larson, Mary Leon Taylor, Conf nie Hoffman. MEN OF THE JURY Rear rows Russell Larson, Burnell Kingrey, Wen, dell Matheson. Front row: Neal Nelson,Joel Breckenridge, Junior Hoaglund E x ' w I - ,a vvtn . he 'P . . 4 3 'rf 3. N-- thn ':f : 2 .' , TAX il if 'L- -I 4 I lip :QV .fe f. seg? V ,V-ri, QV. 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A. 1 ff Y' V!'b'if',11ge'xfi' - ,,?.f.a.: g V x7 ' NIOR PLIW nBig-Hearted Herbertn, the three act comedy brilliantly played by members of the Junior class, March 29, in the Menr orial Auditorium, displayed an old-fashioned father turned modern by the united efforts of his family. The play was directed by Miss Wick, Class adviser, The cast of characters was Roger Russell, the father, Mary Alice McCall, the mother, John Roos, the older song Merle Van Cleve, the younger song Jean Watson, the daughter, Robert Hoskins, the daughter's fiance, Norma Hanson and Rob- ert Calvin, Alice Olson and Robert Hinds, Pauline Johnson and Edwin Roberts, married couples, and Lorraine Leinen, the maid. Caught in the act before the play. ,- ,Q 1 MARION MOLINE f President l ELINOR HEIG WINIFRED INGALLS JGHN GUSTAFSON Vice President Secretary-treasurer EDNA HANSON Adviser Adviser SDPHOMDRES Rear row: James Flynn, Roger Adams, Merrell Anderson, Harold Ellingson, Betty Jo Frost, Charles Denkman, Bernice Aggen, Gaylord Graf, Third row: Roy Graf, Robert Bradley, Aileen Anderson, Betty June Benson, Vivian Foss, Wendell Becker, Emil Baerenwald, Gordon Carlson. Second roww Bernard Gingerich, Dorothy Bulick, Shirley Driscoll, Jurgen Engelkes, Lorraine Ausham, Ruth Bultman, Gladys Ady, LoVanell Deuel, James Fellows. Front rown Donald Bullock, William Gottsohalk, Edna Mae Christians, Dale Anderson, Elwood Comer, Jeanne Goodell, Verna Brinkman, Josephine Butcher. l1m, . U l i xlmrl.1 we pm 3 ,, ,X W Y t I t if fe if Q it ,J .s V 1' Q J v s :2 , 5 my H 5 ' Q aqgg. '-w, L7 5 A: - A Q , . 'QA , .' 'H 1 , X W 5? L 0 ' 3 i f gf Q 5 K' 3 gm U K' 5. A 44. 2 H A i g! Mr . Q j t L 2 Wd' , , .. - if fp xt I ,A . , M ,. A f ff l fill? mf 7 K X K Q 5 ' 53 5 , g, is Y A Q ,W M 3 ? f 2... 5 5 Jiri A ,- , .. Q D 3 E Q A EA 'Z 3 , 3 A Q dw gf is-fy a' sr T --Q MLA - ., Q + sv 'f .fs -A T k75?53nYd?.M3i HONOR STUDENTS BAND Wilma Olson-drum major Thomas Ludlowrcaptain Edwin Roberts-lieutenant Robert Calvin-lieutenant Robert Vance-sergeant Roger Russell-sergeant Bill Whipkey-sergeant Monte Phelps-sergeant ORCHESTRA Mary Ellen Halverson Jeanne Goodell June Welch Iva Patterson Gordon Carlson Elwin Sietsema CHOIR TENOR Virgil Shade Robert Vance Robert Anderson ALTO Ola Pratt Connie Hoffman Jean Wright Maxine Hurlbert BASS James Dickey Thomas Ludlow Neal Nelson Junior Hoaglund SOPRANO Corinne Koeneke Helen Washneskey Hazel Paine Wilma Olson BASKETBALL Lowell Knuth-guard John Berg-forward FOOTBALL All lettermen are considered honor students but are given in sport section. SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS Connie Hoffman Thomas Ludlow Jeanne Jordan Adeline Knuth Betty Becker Lois Fellows Elaine Hoxie Betty Bray John Mooty Audrey Kinsman ANNUAL Russell Larson Betty Bray Bernice Janssen Norma Hanson Pauline Johnson Max Oberlink Lois Fellows Joel Breckenridge Neal Nelson SPEECH DEPARTMENT Betty Bray Connie Hoffman Beverly Wolf John Mooty Frank Mixa Robert Hoskins ART DEPARTMENT Marjorie Hagge Kathryn Hansberger Winifred Ingalls Laura Rogers G. A. A. Connie Hoffman Billie Smallwood SCIENCE DEPARTMENT John Mooty Thomas Ludlow Darlene Konald Barbara Haig 1 ---: 3 '- ' A A z Q Y! 5 1 ,S S- A W5 f Q M mg - .U - -.VLA 1 KD? 5 ,X W' - a ' Y 1 .A 'Y mi ggffff , 'Wi K. g A 5,4 'f J 9 ,514 f' fm nf.- S. f by '7 T C is Q X gf hr 1 . M 4...-an , Z . , 1 H...-A. i 'nav ' Agnu- . -.Qs Vi A, 2 y an In Q W 9 A 5 'A :Dai ' dw X , 1, ML, S+' V' -SL-f ,A 1 nv F gh Q,-ff -if ,. ,T ', , X. A . ' V , -. ....,, Q. srw g SCHOOL LIFE STUDENT monitor at work, THESE absent peoplel JUST sketching----- THERE'S THE NURSE---was I in school this morning? NO KIDDINGI Some people really work in W.H.S. ALL'S WELL! THEY POSED for this ----- FUTURE ARTISTS of 1960111 HTHEY HAVE what they went aftern--- HURRY UP! The game's about to begin, . w SCHQOL LIFE SIX HOURS of drudgery are over! LOOK AT this one! DEEP IN a dreamf --------- STUDENTS FLIRTING with tea- chers or vice versa. SPRING IS HERE! WHO'S THAT peeking in this corner? SPECTATORS AT an afternoon football game. HI! NGOONSIH REMEMBER the Chemistry Christmas party? ,L I I .I.. I I , 1 I N l!v fri S l his 4' .4 ,K 'AKH4-Sr . - . 5 1- 5 on my f ,WL 'O 3-iff' if-:K-fw .1, 52 - wp.:yg,f I i I 'I fi FACULTY Camera shy Smiling Edna Two grand teachers Simple and sweet Wait till they see these grades! You've got me laugh- ing again. Just natural F.J.'s latest--teal blue, Why so serious? Gee, it's windy. Let's give this one an NAU. Posin' nDickien and nVickien Oh! boy here's Santa! Look out it might falls Pleased with the test papers, What shall I assign? 'wi N .,.....aliu' ' r . fr lv 1 'A xb .N.g,- xr H - Q V 'sf 5 :far 1. if if fan-1-W ' -' +hi'3'Ff YWIQ fix wbigiiii 'vw Y 5,5 9 4 , A 3,94 . I ' A Q W! , .f ,vp Vw' .fm A Ply' 'w f,.!,. gqfzw fy. f as 19 X N, I ,,+ A .f ' ,-1 1., MM, .55 'V x I I :A1g,g,, iiS':'.2 'A . I ' ft ,i'7,f' ,P ' fa' I' ff' I' riff' J, I pf!-,ff ,Q I . ii W, E ,,,,,.-H 3. fl , Q , :sk Af: , wx., , Agn, X. f x X 6 :len f 'tm fy .' . 1- 2 . -, ,, 3 F' ' ' - ei ww- -nf, .. 4 'N .' 11:-14 xi sn ' sit.: Spf:--. t 1 fig. I., , X xtrf' ' .Lff N ,-0: ,Q . - .41 mf L. H' 2' qi Q: V, . 4' 37 1 ,- l I ,VV .. p, B 'ffm 3'5!a . . i L' v- 1 A ' f-1 kia? VV 1.,.L..:,lQa. 4 L s w 3 If j3ig'C'L,'?' . 3, .., .,.+.-q ., 'vi 1 - 1 ' 1 r '.,..,,., ff. u. , ,. ,,,, Q L45 QP, ffm: ,fini 7. . ,I liggf- -V W -hm W1-1 . 'flf 'ni . 1 5' 922' ' g , . :1V'ir','- 1 - w ' ' I.: - i Y X V, .V A. 1,1 . .1 u ,. -. ,R- 'fig ,.j glff - , ' ' ,. 5 P ,f , .. g'l,,'.u . 4 ... fl V vga!- ..,x . Q , .,., J - ., - - ru: 1, 1-. -...ga , ,. 3g,M3,gK..' . ' . .P 'al--V' 1 . ., A. , 1-,. ,, s 4' v, J' CL'l Back rows: Marion Moline, Helen Just, Jeanne Jordan, Mr. Indall, Kay Danielson, Betty Bray. Middle row: Janice Sather, Gloria Kinsman, Thomas Ludlow, Lyle Hansberger, Russell Larson, Etta Lou Wilcox, Ada Zevenbergen. Front row: Mary Ellen Halverson, June Kingery, Patsy See, Dean Donaldson, Arvin Knuth, Jack nv ucu STI., 4 I 519 v This olub represents the student body as a whole---they are the sohool's JEANNE JORDAN no - I leaders so says Mr. Indall. nuryhtreuurer, BETTY BRAY, vioe president, THOMAS LUDLOW, president. MQNITOR. An innovation in school management this year was the Monitors' Club--the purpose of' this club was clear to all-- no skipping--huh, kids! Mr. Gustafson was adviser. Back rom Burnell Kingrey, Neal Nelson, Mr. Gustafson, Robert Anderson, Wanda Caster, Hazel Soleta. Middle rovn Robert Hawkinson, Geneva Griswold, Henrietta Zweep, Dor- othy Mae Rust, Elinor Haig, Leo Johnson. Front row: Joe Burns, Justin King, Don- ald Bullook, Reuben Gustafson, Geraldine Gordon, Marian Pfeil. l : 1515543 4 .-4 5 - UUILI. AND CROLL Norma Hanson, Betty Bray, Neal Nelson, Joe Breck- Russell Larson, Bernice Jan- enridge, Max Oberlink. seen, Pauline Johnson, Lois Fellows. This club is the only one in school with an internation- al standing. The following requirements are necessary for membership: high scholastic average--outstanding work on the annual or newspaper staff. The Trojan wishes to recognize as associate members Max Oberlink, Joel Breckenridge, and Neal Nelson--though they do not meet the scholastic requirements, these boys have done outstanding work as members of the Trojan Staff. NE L. Debate--Declam--Extemporane- ous Speaking--this is the work of the National Forensic Lea- gue--but students are rewarded for their labor in the form of lence--distinction. JOHN MOOTY, FRANK MIXA, RO- BERT HOSKINS, BETTY BRAY, sec- retary-treasurer, CONNIE HOFF- MAN, president, BEVERLY WOLF. degrees of merit--honor--excel- HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship--Leadership--Charaoter--Service---- these qualities characterize members of the National Honor Society. Heretofore only honorary, the society became an active chapter this year. Installation of new members was held at the annual banquet, February 16. Miss Shaw and Mr. Gustafson were advisers of the club, The members taken in this year were Betty Becker, Betty Bray, Lois Fellows, Connie Hoffman, Elaine Hoxie Jeanne Jordan, Audrey Kinsman, Adeline Knuth, Thomas Ludlow, and John Mooty. JEANNE JORDAN, vice presidentg JOH MOOTY, presidentg LOIS FELLOWS, sec- rotary-treasurer. H '- , .'?F LK 3 .L-up LEO JOH SON, secre- tary-treasurer, BUR- NELL KINGREY, presi- dent, RUSSELL LARSON, vice president. The Hi-Y combined work with pleasure this year when they attended a convention at Spencer, Iowa. The boys added to their treasury by selling candy and pop at the basketball tournament. Rear rowx Lawrence Jacobson, Allen Burnham, Melvin Holmberg, Law- rence Baerenwald. Middle row: Dale Ahlberg, Elwood Comer, Garvin Soderholm, Frank- lin Schmidt. Front row: Rodney Langseth, Roy Hag- berg, James Fellows, Arthur Kuy- per, Robert Clausen, Back row: LAWRENCE JACOBSON, presi- dentgRUSSELL JOHNSON,treasurer3 ROBERT BURNS, reporter. Front row1LAWRENCE BAERENWALD,seo- retary3JAMES FELLOWS, vice presi- dentxROBERT MALCOLM,sergeantrat- arms. PQI-Y Rear row: Lyle Hansberger, John Mooty, Arnold Ling, Robert Hoskins, Burnell Kingrey, Buryl Larson, Thomas Ludlow. Third row: Robert Calvin, Gordon Ahrendt, Robert Ling, Reuben Gustafson, Mr. Gustafson, ad- viser. Second row: Neal Nelson, Dean Johnson, Roger Russell, Robert Hawkinson. Front row James Fraser, John Roos, Frank Mixa, Leo John- son. F ' ,I-.A. Candy sales--projects--a banquet---and the renting oi land upon which the members will plant a crop wmre some o the activities of the F.F.A., the Future Farmers of Americ a club newly organized this year under Mr. Ziegenhagen. Rear row: Arnold Ling, Clarence Burkett, Mr. Ziegenhagen, Ar- vid Nickel,Burnell Robbins, Middle row: Ivan Rogers,Raymond Miller,Kenneth Gaiser,Burdell Robbins,Gordon Soderholm. Front rowx Dale Anderson, Robert Burns,Robert Lawrence, Donald Ling. x x , N I BARBARA HEIG, JESSIE VAN BEEST, rresidentsg ALICE OLSON, BETTY FROST, secretary-treasurers. ear row: Corinn Moret, Betty Bray, Geraldine Gordon, Barbara Haig, Kathryn Johnson, Viola Henning, Corinne Koeneke, Jeanne Jordan, Maryls Kuhl. ront row: Marian Pfeil,Connie Hoff- man, Laura Rogers, Ruth Bult- man, Geneva Griswold. OBERT HINDS, president, EDWIN ROB- RTS, secretary, KAY DANIELSON, treas- rerg DORIS HANSEN, vice president. Rear row: Della Jane Wallace, Eileen Wilson, Dorothy Fury, Marlys Kuhl, Florence Langseth,Elwilda Pfeil, Mildred Clarke. Second rowz Betty Johnson, Marjorie Fury, Lucille Camery, Dolly Woods, Gertrude Ponto, Patsy Rohlk, Bernice Janssen. Front row! Nellie Zevenbergen, Doris Duncan, Margaret Luxen,Alice Ol- son, Earlene Hutzell,Kay Daniel- son. usnms' aus Their assistance is needed for all school functions--to find seats for the audience--to distribute programs--these things are duties of the much appreciated Ushers' Club of which the director is Miss Hanson. SDCIIXL CLUB A new club formed this year---the Social Club. Here the students are taught the correct etiquette in reg- ard to dancing-teas-dinners---intro- duotions under the leadership of Miss Frost and Miss Shaw. TROJAN Editors working hard-- Betty Bray, assistant editor, Russell Larson, editor-in-chief, Bern- ice Janssen, assistant editor, Snap it, Tootie--Norma Hanson, photographer. Serious business man- agers--Joel Brecken- ridge and Neal Nelson, assistant. Our snap of the two flunkies, Maxine Hurl- bert and Jean Watson-- and Marilyn Dickey, snap editor. Adjectives and more adjectives by Elaine Hoxie, Doris Hansen, and Corinn Moret, sen- ior quotations--and senior picture pasters, Audrey Kinsman and Kay Danielson. STAFF Photographers posin' this time--Max Oberlink and Buryl Larson. Smile pretty, says Paul- ine Johnson, photograph- era And did they write! Betty Bray, Faith Hans- berger, Betty Becker, Phyllis Reikow, COPY writers. Their busy fingers typed the copy! Jeanne Jordan and Lois Fellows--and sports is our business say Burnell Kingrey and Orville Siewert. What did you do in W.H.S.? Meryle Jensen and Rosalie Larson, senior activities and Miss Shaw, editorial adviser. F.J. 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Xu PART We can be proud of our newly organized art department. Under the able leader- ship of Victor Haokbarth,the department has aroused new interest in art through the creation of scenery--lovely wistaria and dragons for The Mikado --a stained 821555 window for the Christmas song fes- tival--oolorful posters for Charley's Aunt --paintings and backgrounds by stu- dents--the ginger-bread house for Han- sel and Gretel ---- portraits of' student models--and e. general study of the well- known artists. . fffgi RICHARD LINDHOLM Coach DEQCLRM Worthington High School has had a successful season in deolamation work. Beverly Wolf, Mary Alice McCall, and Mary Leon Taylor all received first place in the sub-district contest. Worthington was also victorious in the speech tournament held January 21 in which Betty Bray re- ceived first place in extemporaneous speaking.Bev- erly Wolf was one of the three best girl orators in the Gustavus Adolphus tournament, but she was eliminated from the last round because of the text of her eration. BEVERLY WOLF, oratoryg MARY ALICE McCALL, dramatics MARY LEON TAYLOR, humorousg BETTY BRAY, extemporane ous speaking. JOHN MOOTY, FRANK MIAA, ROBERT HOSKINS, BETTY BRAY, MARY ALICE MQOALL, BEVERLY WOLF. DEBATE Worthington has been very active in debate this year on the subject---nResolved: That the United States should adopt an alliance with Great Britain.n The W.H.S. debaters opened the season with a speech tournament held here on February 15. In this meet Worthington placed second. Highlights of the debate season were the trip to Gustavus Adolphus, the regional tourna- ment in which Beverly Wolf and Betty Bray upheld the negative and Robert Hoskins and Betty Bray, the affirmative side, and the trip to Minneapolis for the State National Forensic Tournament in April, 3. i it 4 IQ. kisgrfi in , . in ,, A . 5 QV 1 57 'f xiii? 7 T 11? 1 ,ri I, wg S, 5 6 , i ii kv K . ,-43 v . 1- f .. 1 . .-1. ' I V, 3 ' 4-. - ,U 1. ' ' In-bn ' .95 i mit , gffuw :- .,,, . ww f W s :sm Q Fi EE QQ UL fm! A'4 L Vic Moeller Director ORC ESNQI-l. Up, down, up, down--the bows of violins played in the ever-expanding orchestra performing at school plays and operettas--the organization conf tributed much to these school activities. Rear row: Jeanne Albers, Lois Kizer, Pearl Welch, Ola Pratt, Elwin Siet- sema, Robert Vance, Richard Kinsman, Mr. Moeller, Harry Patterson, Robert Calvin. Mary Louise Moeller, John Berg, Wendell Matheson, Thomas Ludlow Second row: June Welch, Iva Patterson, Betty Jean Hagge, Audrey Anderson, Betty Bray, Billy Whipkey, LaMont Phelps, Beverly Edstrom, Judy Hen- drickson, Kenneth McNab, Elaine Carlson, Front row: Jeanne Goodell, Lucille Thomas, Mary Ellen Halverson, Norma Sprink, Lorraine Martin, Jane Ludlow, Gordon Carlson, Gloria Kinsman Shirley Driscoll, Ethel Sprink, Wilma Glson, Nettie Kellam. Rear rom Jeanne Joram, James Fraser, Robert Calvin, Donald Egg- leston, William Eager, Clair Cunningham, John Berg, Betty Paul- son, Lyle Hansberger, Robert Hoskins, Wilma Olson. Third row: Roger Russell, Frank Mixa, Vivian Anderson, Wendell Math- eson, Thomas Ludlow, Jeanne Goodell, Jame Humiston, Betty Brecht Patsy Rohlk, Billy Whipkey, Carol Calvin, Audrey Anderson, Betty Jean Hagge. Second row: Elwin Sietsema, Robert Vance, Charles Lowry, Dwayne Mahl- berg, Ola Pratt, Vivian Foss, Lorraine Martin, Myrtle Lopshire, Beverly Edstrom, Mary Leon Taylor, Elmer Adams, James Leonard, Edwin Roberts, Everet Mennenga. Front rows Ray Humiston, Thomas Russell, Adeline Knuth, Lois Gusta- fson, Doris Sprink, James Larson, Richard Kinsman, Leon Graves, Janice Sather, Betty Ann Anderson, Jane Ludlow, Mary Louise Moeller, Mary Ellen Halverson. BAND Many and varied were the activities oi' the Band this year---playing for the football and basket ball games-- taking the concert trip to Jackson in March--helping to put pep in the pep meetings--in all, adding much to our school life. The Band waits for a touchdown! .nas ef I WILMA OLSON NVICU MOELLER Drum Major Band Director MARCH ING e BAND Our newly organized marching band turned out resplend ently uniformed at football games, the homecoming parade, and the tournament under the leadership of drum major, Wil ma Olson, and director, Victor Moeller. .,.L-M Rear row: Nettie Kellam, Helen Washnesky, Corinne Koeneke, Oliver Cunn- ingham, James Dickey, Neal Nelson, Orville Siewert, Melvin Holmberg, Harold Ellingson, Arvid Nystrom, Robert Anderson, Robert Hoskins, Marvin Washnesky, Robert Hinds, Edwin Carlson, James Pratt, Harry Metz, Frank Mixa, Corinn Moret, Robert Vance, Virgil Shade, Ned Smith, Buryl Larson, Kathryn Schuck. Third row: Gloria Reistroffer, Charlotte Ashbaugh, Walter Lucks, Doug- las McMurtry, Gordon Carlson, Junior Hoaglund, John Roos, Robert Ling, Thomas Ludlow, Jean Watson, Robert Roos, Norma Hanson, Bernice Janssen, Maxine Hurlbert, Elaine Hcxie, Dorothy Schafer, Amanda Eb- eling, Marlys Kuhl, Margaret Luxen, Donald Ling, Nellie Zevenbergen, Second row: Vivian Foss, Helen Kuhl, Vivian Anderson, Audrey Kinsman, Lois Kinsman, Billie Smallwood, Patsy See, Connie Hoffman, Wilma Ol- son, Pauline Johnson, Miss Ramseth, Marrell Anderson, Mary Alice Mc- Call, Marjorie Hagge, Darlene Koncld, Alice Olson, Phyllis Hulls, Lucille Camery, Bernyce Lewis, James Fellows. Front row: Marian Pfeil, Josephine Butcher, Jean Wright, Ola Pratt, Shir- ley Driscoll, Hazel Paine, Betty June Benson, Marie Wallace, Marion Moline, Laura Kooy, Florence Buckley, Evalyn Lawrence, Sylvia Taylor, LoVanel Deuel, Mildred Pfeil. CHORUS With mouths open wide and thoughts concentrated--preventing discords --the chorus filled the auditorium with melodious music. SIGNE RAMSETH Vocal Music Director Il Do-re-te-sol-lan Let's try the scale now T U 5 Q W 1 I Rear row: Gloria Reistroffer, Nettie Kellam, Robert Ling, Oliver Cunnf ingham, Douglas McMurtry, Harold Ellingson, Neal Ne1son,James Dick- ey, Kenneth Reikow, Donald Rickers, Marvin Washnesky, Robert And- erson, Corinne Koeneke, Marlys Kuhl, Corinn Moret, Robert Vance, Frank Mixa, Virgil Shade, Buryl Larson, Third rowx Helen Kuhl, Audrey Kinsman, Vivian Anderson, Gordon Carlson, Junior Hoaglund, John Roos, Thomas Ludlow, Jean Watson, Robert Hinds, Robert Roos, Norma Hanson, Bernice Janssen, Maxine Hurlbert, Elaine Hoxie, Dorothy Schafer, Amanda Ebeling, Ned Smith. Second row: Helen Washnesky, Billie Smallwood, Lois Kinsman, Vivian Foss, Marion Moline, Wilma Olson, Pauline Johnson, Marrell Anderson, Patsy See, Connie Hoffman, Lucille Camery, Mary Alice McCall, Nellie Zeven- bergen. Front row: Marian Pfeil, Ola Pratt, Jean Wright, Betty June Benson, Ha- zel Paine, Miss Ramseth, Laura Kooy, Shirley Driscoll,Florenoe Buck- ley, Bernyce Lewis, Mildred Pfeil, James Fellows. CHOIR. In the inspiring music room with scales painted on the walls, the choir harmonised. The Sioux Falls concert was postponed because of the many absences from the flu. The district music contest held here on Ap- ril 22, was the result of a well planned and well prepared year's work. As the annual went to press, tentative plans were that the choir would go to Minneapolis this spring. Chorus robes ---- a familiar sight. Tra La La--the choir is at it again and music wafts Silence in the music room. y out into the ggypidorg. -h ', xTs,,,NN.j.--,..-u x 5' - f J. - - L R 3 Q Q Mimi ,Mums 'X 'P' , M l -iv!! 'f 4 . 'N ? J Q23 ' 'fa 1 .5 Xiang' bv i 'sl ffm EK syil I 4 ' f . ,il- H, 5 E' . 6 roorrmn Worthington High started the football season this year with only six lettermen:Burnell King- rey, Virgil Shade, Lawrence Baerenwald, Orville Siewert, Richard Peterson, Lester Jensen ------- this lack of experience put the Trojans on the losing end of every score but one during the BUD CROWNINGSHIELD season. We were defeated by Blue Earth, Pipe- ELMER EDLUND stone, Jackson, Fairmont, Luverne, and Windom. Coaches We won, however, from Lakefield and this vict- ory was especially important because it was our homecoming game, Homecoming this year was a great success. Parades--pep fests--bonfires ---a good game---a school dance---these were the highlights of the great day. Mystery was added to the excitement and fun when the night before, some unknown enemy sneaked out to the fairgrounds in the middle of the night and set fire to the bonfire which was built up in preparation for the pep fest. But the students got busy and by nightfall had a bonfire big enough for any pep fest--which shows the kind of spirit which has prevailed in the school throughout the year. The chances of a suc- cessful football Season CONNIE HOFFMAN, PATSY SEE, BARBARA next year are good. There HEIG' STERLING JOHNSON' are only five boys grad- Cheer Leaders uating:Burnell Kingrey, Lawrence Baerenwald,Jus- tin King, James McConf nell, and Robert Nelson. XS Burnell, who was captain this year, received an honorable mention for the All South State Team. JACK BURNS, RO- BERT LUNDGREN Managers , 1 , JOE BURNS -5 KINGREY ELL BT Tackle Tackle GORDON AH DT 55,7 ON PETERS RIC End Back JACK GRIFFITH ROBERT NELSON INSON WK HA ERT ROB TH OWELL L E an .-1 .bd o S End Back Quarter E VIRGIL S INS KENN E TH J G IN K JUSTIN GRIFFITH E4 05 P11 LD O Di 2 gl ss End ck Half Ba ck Ba ll Fu Half Back ck Ba Full S INGHA R C OLIVE MGCONNELL J S ENSEN R J TE LES RT SI VILLE OR Guard Guard Guard Center UH lf! 'Il HOME' QOMII' G Our second bonfire, Who burned the first? The real bonfire. Parade up Main Street. Popcorn-Sf Tense spectators. Wilma is twirling. Left! Right! Working up enthusiasm. Forward! March! Rah! Rah! Inspiration to players. H I2 J ., Smit 'W I-QL f fl ' : Worthington started the basketball season this year with a team composed almost entirely of Juniors. The boys fought hard and there were many close games but Lady Luck was against us and we were victorious only once. we played Blue Earth--Fairmont--Pipestone--Windom--Slayh tnnf-Luverne--Jacksonf-Lakefield, The team placed third in the annual district tournament NBUDN CROWNINGSHIELD and showed promise of a strong team for next Coach , year. Those receiving letters were Edwin Roberts--Donald Rickers--Jack Griffith--John Berg--Dick Peterson?-Lowr ell Knuth--Russell Johnson. Russell Johnson and Burnell Kingrey are graduating members of the team. v ROBERT LUNDGREN, MONTE PHELPS ' Student Managers Q n you get your car? Future Stars 1 'Y .f f W -em x- mm f--f'-' , - f IIPE TEN . H SKI BEAN ROBERTS GRIFFITH tl UDICKIU URUSTY JOHN SON PETERSON JOHNNY BUD BERG KINGREY H U KOOTIE DON KNUTH RICKERS Q vw if 6 ,PN s If 9 , nwwmww Qjjill W N 4 Z u ,X I - -- -71- Lake Wilson- Edgerton ------ 44 Pipestone ----- Mills --------- Morthington--- Beaver Creek--15 Pmlda --------- 60 Higelow- ------ 12 Ellsworth ----- 28 Chandler ------ 25 Luverne----- Jasper -------- 16 Slayton ------- 25 Round Lake ---- Magnolia ------ 24 Adrian--- --- 4 Worthington PIPESTONE , , l 'IIE 'Er TGI, NAM AT Edgerton ----- 19 Pipestone---22 Pipestone ---- 28 Pipestone--30 Worthington--17 Worthington--8 Fulda ,,,,,,,- 15 Worthington-22 Ellsworth ---- 11 S1ayton-- ---- 20 Luverne ----- 29 Luverne ------ 19 Luverne---22 Slayton ------ Slayton ------ 15 Adrian ------ - -72 GOLDEN GLOVES TOURNEY Worthington High had the distinction of sending an entry to the state tourney. Merle Van Cleve, flyweight, won his bouts by knock-outs until he lost in the first round in the state--even better next year Merle. SIX-MAN FOOTBALL This is a new sport in Worthington in which much interest has been shown by Junior High football aspir- ants. The only home game was with Brewster, Coach Johnson's team lost by a gl narrow margin. ' S 1957--TRACK Last year's track team under Coach LaRoque repre- sented us in the conference meet at Lakefield and the district meet at Pipestone, ..Mea- placing third in both meets. Three men qualified for the regional meet: Reno in the shotput and high hurdlesg Jim Watson in the 440 yard rung Scholtes, in the high jump. Watson placed fourth at the regional meet. Rear row: Burnell Kingrey, Russell Larson, Mr. LaRoque, Cyril Schol- tes, Leonard Johnson. Front row: James Watson, John Pfeil,Lyle John- son, Joel Breckenridge, Kenneth Jenkins. SPORTS Basketba1l--boxing--track are some of the activities of the boys taking physical educaf tion. Stronger and healthier bodies--thus making for better citizens---is the aim of this course. Boxing-- the ever- growing sportw-finds larger turn-outs at each match. The boys are carefully supervised by Coach Crowningshield---referee and instructor. Fundamentals in the ma- jor sports are taught to the interested students. A free throw contest was held in March and April. Low- ell Knuth,first3Sterling John! son,secondgDonald Rickers,th- ird. QI ZH i L 3 N Q Q va , A W. iv as QSLJQ ,P ,R U ww Af L ' 3??EQ5? ' My w i AYAS MJ r - A' 5,-Jin Wir. 4, 1 ff -a W f. kqrw A ZX .V if Q Q 'I W X Qs W by sf is M --MM 31 E e ffV, xl ffw ,gk K 1 A D.,, M A. f :ii 'U 'K : Sk we g E Z S S Q 4.1. 5 4 ii -n YQ V ' q V'?v-7 , I V ff H, H, .. T 1. J H442 ,,,4L4mawiiQ fa. silt' QM Q. '3 !'51 xl gi? 2313 fvvm +53 eww. 4' PEP JPLHJLSJ- lor-thing-ton High, Wox-thing-ton High, Praise her, Raise her, Up to the sky, Fight for her color-s,fight for he,- ,,wwQI1-'MHz fm' Sho' Your PGP Bild help win this game, Shout for her victory, Cheer for her boys, Win this game and we'1l make the noise. Step on the gas and give her the gun. Rahl Rah! for 'Nor-thing-ton: I W-W-o-P t-h-h-i-n-g-t- t- t-o-n Worthington! II W-o-r'- t-h- i-n-g- t-o-n Worthington, Worthington, Yeah Trojans! -76- YELLS OF W. H. S. III Kee-ip Kee-1, Kee-ip Kee-1, Kee-ip Kee-i Kee-o Kee-ip Kee-i, for Worthington High Kee- ip Kee- i Kee-o IV Ssssss---Boom---Ah Wor- thing- ton High Wor- thing- ton High Wo r- thing- ton High Yeah! School Fight, Fight, Fight School Fight, Fight, Fight School Fight, Fight, Fight V WF-HF-S--Rah! WH-H--S--Rah! W--H--S--Rah! PSP VII l--2--5--4, 3--2--1--4 Who for, why for? Who you going to yell for? worthingtonzl Worthington! VI VIII Ginger, Mustard, Copenhagen, Snuff U4-Rah--Rah--Rah, Wor-thing-ton Worthington High School, pretty hot stuff U--Rah--Rah--Rah, Wor-thing-ton Coax it, Ask it, Put it in the basket U--Rah--Rah--Rah, Wor-thing-ton Shoot, Worthington, Shoot! Yeah!! WORTHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL PEP SONG Music by Vic Moeller Wor-thing-ton High School fight, fight on, fight for your fame--For we are loy-al to thee for-ev-er, joyhful-ly thy sons and daughters sing of your courage true and ,pig of your honor fair, For thee we stand, sing, cheer, fight, Dear old Worthington High. 54x :rig fl Q 4 aigf.: UH' im: 'Q ADS WE WISH TO EXTEND OUR THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING FIRMS WHO THROUGH THEIR SPONSORSHIP MADE THE 'TROJAN' POSSIBLE: ADAM'S HOTEL JOHN A. ALBINSON LUMBER CO. AHI.F'S DRUG STORE JOHNSON-APEL HARDWARE BAND BOX CLEANERS, AL AND GENE WALZ JOHNSON OIL COMPANY BENSON BROS. FURNITURE STORE LUDLON FLORAL SHOP B. P. ST. JOHN as SON N. L. HANSON FURNITURE STORE D. E B. SPORT SHOP NOBLES COUNTY CO-OP OIL CO. EHLER'S CLOTHES SHOP RICKBEIL'S HARDWARE FAIHWAY MARKET RODERICK'S BARBER SHOP GOFF's GROCERY SCH1lIDT'S SHOE STORE HABICHT an HABICHT SILVER.BERG'S HERBERT DRUG STORE STATE BANK OF WORTHINGTON HOTEL THOMPSON AND COFFEE SHOP TELLANDER-HAGGE MOTOR SALES HURLBERT JEWELRY STORE 'IHORSNESS ELECTRIC SHOP JAMES J. REED, OFFICE EQUIPMENT wOLFF's DRY GOOD STORE J. H. SEE ' WORTHINGTON GAS COMPANY WORTHINGTON NATIONAL BANK we wish to thank the Worthington Globe for the use of the following pictures: basketball ring, page 713 six man football, page 733 and boxing, page 74. ADVERTISEMENTS, 79 ASSEMBLY, 12,13 BASKETBALL: Coach, 691 Managers, 693 team, 70,71 BOARD OF EDUCATION, 11 BUILDING FROM THE AIR, 6,7 DEDICATION, 3 DEPARTMENTS: Art, 553 Commercial, 523 Home Ec., 543 Industrial Arts, 533 Science, 51 FACULTY: Pictures, F. F. A., 48 14,15 FOOTBALL: Action pictures, 66,673 Coaches, 653 Team, 66,673 Ygll leaders, 65 G. A. A., 75 HI-Y, 48 HOMECOMING, 68 HONOR SENIORS. 18 HONOR SOCIETY, 47 HONOR STUDENTS. 36 IN MEMDRIAM, 2 JUNIORS: Advisers, Pictures, 31, 32 B0- 313 Officers, 513 INDEX MONITORS, 45 MUSIC: Band, 60: Band, marching, 613 Choir, 633 Chorus, 623 Operettas, 6 N. F. L., 46 PEP: Songs, 76,773 Yells, 76,77 PLAYS: Faculty, 163 Junior, 333 Senior, 291 Speech, 58 QUILL AND SCROLL, 46 SCHOOL LIFE, 57, 39 SCHOOL SCENES, 8 SENIORS: Advisers, 173 Officers, 1.3 Pictures, 19, through 28 SNAPS: Faculty, 403 General, 4l,42,783 Senior, 30 SOCIAL CLUB, 49 SOPHOMORE: Advisers, 343 Officers, 343 Pictures, 34,35 SPEECH: Debate, 57: Deolam, 56 SPORTS: Boxing, '74, Phy Ea, 743 Six-man football, 733 Track, 73 STUDENT COUNCIL, 45 TOURNAMENT, 72 TROJAN STAFF, 50 'fix Ls:v EF E4 VL. ,.. .V.f 1 :g-:w.... mm, , 'S' V X x, wxx wk' ,,,,,..-:milf---'W ., ' ,tak .N -d , ,. V 9 - 9' 4 liigiflfgt, ,M , - X4 fm ' 'S -FQ, - , M.. 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