Worthington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Worthington, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

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N 5 36 ff3aA4fw-0-U-fit! gfvwlff 14 from Dmapers Xi M1 ,fi fog .wb to 11101195 15 ,L Way back 1n the days when horses and bugg1es board walks gas llghts and whlskers were the rage a small yearbook was born bear1ng the proud t1tle Of Okabena Pubhshed by the Junlors thls an nual featured a group called the No body Class nelther sophomores nor freshmen but who mtended upon be comlng D1gn1f1ed Senlors one and a Wlth the turn of the era when t1n type photos bulky turtle neck sweaters and ch1c pug halrdos came 1nto style the or1g1nal Okabena went out of style In 1ts place the Moccas1n was created Th1s yearbook lntroduced candld photographs ln preference to those H1 Wh1Ch the subjects were llterally l1ned up and shot Class W1l1S and pro Dh6C1CS as well as b1ts of student W1 '1 . W k f M 1424 1 wr1t1ngs covered sever pages of the Moccasm But tlme marches on and so does the current mode About the tlme knee length sklrts sloppy Joe sweaters and saddle shoes w1th character came 1nto the llmellght the Moccasm gradually faded away and left 1n 1ts Wake the fash1onable Tronan a far cry from the f1rst attempt of so many years ago The 1953 TroJan 1S featurlng the httle fellow who was born w1th the ago Although h1s toes turn up 1n the same fash1on and he wears h1s cap at the same Jaunty angle he s a l1ttle wlser and more experlenced than be fore Follow h1s mmble footsteps through the pages of study work and fun just as your granddaddy d1d 1n the good old days of 19 521 Off JW!! V :il 3 xwlffwf BQ' 265 illig ylgwtl Q A , Q 'X is E' Fir sis 'sp . f If r ' . J 1 Tx Yr K - 1 Ay X Q 0 ' 7 . 11 I 141 XEIMXL 'N 1 KV ,4,4,'1 41 YJ ' 5 'U li' 1, k fl 5,-1,4 W f fp ,V- I . f I J 1 X -'11 'lla Hltw f ,1 '15'JL:11lv1. o f Q45 ':l1v.f'2',V't , 1 ' Q ,f ff lx of ' ,ei 1 wg' ff . 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A xx 'K x Lfv ' 1, .1 3 l Q L- LX. , ,Q I 4 3 1 X I if kfiqsf' ' E.. I fr i ' J'-I .ll ' 'M .. , v N - f' .-'fff 4 ,f,w,.'.'.-4,f.,Q'f -. .f V - - . 1 , A . A if . ., ,QA s, Xjrswril gg , P v I' .1 H ,I I I' t I V f ., , LJ, .Il Icy, :P ,XL - ' I REST YOUR ELBOWS ELSEWHERE, kids, now that the fishbowl has disap- peared from the main hall to make room for the spanking new offices. Modem- istic paneling and lighting make the entrance mighty attractive, Floor of the Month linoleum covers the old floor bulges and rolls and eliminates that drunken sailor feeling as you walk down the hall. Way back when high button shoes and fancy toupees were in style, Worthington High School was born. It was a mighty little school, occupying only two rooms in the grade building, but possessing a piano, water works and electricity. As the years Went by, our school grew and grew. Students increased in number, scholastic standards improved, and in 1909 the present building was con- structed. But the growing pains didn't stop then. Ad- ditional wings to right and left granted more space. In 1931 the auditorium and gymnasium were added. Rejuvenation and face lifting has helped erase the marks of time, but the increased school population has the building practically bursting at the seams. If our enrollment continues to increase, the school fathers will have to get their heads together to devise a scheme whereby more space may be acquired - or else provide sky hooks for the unwary student who can't run fast enough to get to class before all the seats are taken. 4 B GRAGKY, LU KE JWWA A L ,, ' ,ig , , tw L ww Wwwaww ,Q MM 'W W ff :f.,ffwf ,mf 1 ,Nw we. , SA ffl W LAND UGUSHEN TIMES HAVE REALL CHANGED Phy Ed QIPIS EISCHFEI EIOOHIEFS Ever hear the com ment What s th1s younger generatlon cornlng to That re- mark nnght well have been made for the benefrt of modern physlcal educatron classes where young grrls are permltted to run around wlth bared hmbs a perfectly d1s graceful thlng Wonder how grand maw could rnanlpulate around a basketball court 1n so much yardage End lung UIECH STDCHIIIQS 3? .-S' lt! SHOCKING WlTHOUT STOCKINGS th p d gl f k kb 11 Thy y M After hours glee clubs QIVB way ITIUSIC EECUTHBS 3115611001 DPOIECT SWINGING BILLY CLUBS t lth t Ita 'J' 6 Once upon a t1r'1e every good school featured a boys glee club and a g1rls glee club and never the twaln should meet At the present tlme masculrne and femrnlne volces blend 1n our three cho1rs One hour of school t1me each day IS reserved for both band and cho1r rehearsal WHUDA EVER THUN SCHUULTID BE LI B THIS JT.l1'1lUPS-SBIll01'S lJ1'UIl'lBIlHClB not HUHEH Illglll, DUI alll lllglll SQUARE DANCING PROVES POPULAR for the e after the ball t rkey trotters Peg MUElEI'Il BFE lUl'l'1S llUITIHl'1 Caesars mfluence relgns over ES LBQIOHHEITBS Cl1I'lB 111 Lallll It's hard to believe the Class of 1903 survived wlthout the compara t1vely modern 1nvent1on the prom The Class of 1952 found that proms are far more fun when the KIWHHIS Club 1S respons1ble for the after the prom ac t1V1t16S A movle square dance and man slzed breakfast on the shores of Lake Ocheyda com pleted the evenmg THE MIGHTY CAESAR C has Le Barrle D pres de over the pre n g of red ps of freedom to the slave at the Ro an banquet the Latm Leglon members each year when they step out of the1r the togas of Roman c1t1zens Learnmg Latm becomes fun when you attend th1s mammoth Roman banquet complete w1th humble slaves haughty masters and roast p1g wlth all the trlm mmgs 'E' 'SN-E.. H - - J! - o n , , - S - - U 1 Il . a ' e ' r i s t' ca s m . , . . NW A p - - I ' , ' -V l Q l - . N s ' modern roles as students and don 4' 5 V r l gl . . . .ly S15 is ' ' f cw 5 J ' ' X 'Y ' I 9 ' . 1 J Y 5 W vt, . - F' 9 s A sf ' ' be if fm 1 ' , Auf' y , 4 N 1 is h V 'f V 'Q1nw..' i I Ml g UUNG 'UNE GET MDP-.E THAN B00 LARNIN' GIFIS IBEPH EPT of l'101'1'1EI1'1Elli11'1Q Gingerbread trim- mings were quite the thing 1n the early kitchen but in todays stream lined home economics kltchen with its electric dishwashers mixers and fancy appliances the only gingerbread could be found would probably be a packaged cake baking 1n the electric oven do homey tasks durmg school t1me FANCY DECORATIONS d k h t 1 e dd f 0 e emeofthhmakgl Students CUT QUUU f1QUI'BS Ill ITIDEIBTII HPI Hllll shop CIESSBS CHISELING HIS WAY th 0 c K Wht a t i 0 blo k of alt ,4-f' 8 If you had a knack for art fifty years ago you would Join art class But high school art then was confined to drawing and painting pictures Today you enroll in art lf you have an rnterest 1n sculp turing molding clay tooling leather designing houses dab bling in oils or water colors silk screening or even design ing furnrture . . . . H 73 7 ' 9 1 a ' 5 7 ! U ' 7? a om this ca e t a was served a th we ing reception o n m b r is ome in cass. l . r ugh art lass, en ie sculptures bus r m a c s . 9 1 X A ' . . 3 1 1 ff, 44 ,fs X . . 7 . 7 - 1 X . . . ..,..., .... W WHEN SCHOOLS UPPER NSW-FANSLSD SUBJECTS HOFSEISSS CSPNEQB replaces UUTITIUEISU l'lDI'SE and buggy PARALLEL PARKING lots f I ee Sp an M S 1 g houts Lnstructio from the c b Ag stude um MMQM 'FP tfaiykyxwgf WM F1fty years ago lt was consldered qultelmproper to teach anythlng other than the flner arts but today farmlng and anlmal husbandry have even en tered 1nto the schools curr1culum posslbly even answermg the descr1pt1on of fmer arts also Nothmg but the very latest sc1ent1f1c methods are taught these modern young farmers Guess Old Dobbin can't be trusted any more. Anyhow, the school has resorted to training its students how to man- euver these new fangled automob11es 1n and out of traffxc What would our fore fathers thmk of a class room travehng down the street at the outrageous speed of twenty m11es per hour' A NATIONAL WINNERS in the FFA Li k J dg g C e t b rlz V beef d glo t xct ry nbbo D k Lath op D Johns W ref' comes easy when there's 0 r ace, d r. v'n en s ns ur . . ,I corn, crops, chlckens, and cows 1 . . . vestoc u in ont st res el ows on a pr e , Al ' ,KJ an a over their v' o ' n. ir s, r , awson, Burnham, Mr, W1 on. l C . - v J . . 1. W K TM N I 1 ' 4. My dh . ' - - ' X . .X J . . 5 ki M1111 ALIVE THIS EXTRY GURRIUULAR STUFF P311' SEX 11.11'1'1S 11'HIJDBS1S Early twent1eth cen tury Women were xnter ested 1n gettlng the1r men but the modern mlss IS much more obvlous about It So much so 1n fact that they ve even set as1de a speclal day for 1t Each year one of the Y groups sponsors a Sad1e Hawkln s Day party ES L11 111311815 Q81 CHUQ111 ATRIUMPHANT SADIE T yB ll 1 p he L11 Ab C art h doe 1: Stl? 5111111111 110016 1101118 by 1.118 111028115 to V1S11 old frxends and Alma Mater FOLLOWING TRUE T0 THE SLOGAN p d W do 12 6 d th made the 1952 h ifw 1119011 U 131111111 '10 We feel sorry for the Class of 1903 because they had notlung to come home to Homecommg f6St1V1t1eS now lnclude h1ghly decorated floats ln a parade bonfxre and snake dance all for the purpose of puttlng the old pep back 1nto our students Budding BCIUPS and ECIPBSSBS IIVB UIIB UEY ES STUPYUUUK Cl'13I'8ClEI'S Fifty years has brought about quite a change in our mode of dress but when Thespians initiate new members they shove the style bacl' to fairy tale days compelling every one to appear in school as Little Bo Peep Little Miss Muffet or an other of their favorites Membership in the dra matic club is earned by not only acting but as sisting in various phases of play production JM' Pu'rTxNco AN Acre fm d lb oppk H ,Jf K DkAtpG cnimid pp nkR,ahy Kg J! My Band makes smart appearance M! When an old timer sees a parade nowadays chances are he compares the smart-looking twirl- ers preceding the band with the Floradora Girls of yesterday - minus the bouncing bustles of course! We feel our band just wouldnt be a band with- out tho e flashy girls strutting along before it in their colorful uni- forms. if f f Wfeififtieifef2iafW1f'HfS ff em Eh ' ' . ll . . - 2, i R 7 I X, . , . I X I , . '23, . . ' , , , Q ' , L L , u N omes easy for these initiates o e rama c u . e , aberman, L L' ' YV ir s, ro s, reven, as e, erson, Cri en, Fu , c u and in ery. , 4 7 M .V , Ll fl pc, A W if ab W V N of 7 N 9 Af! 5- . I 1 1 Lf fr 14 , ,V I f I aff J XXL. - . 1' ,f 7 ' M, ig, I ' 1 mugh school are these girls Schmuck, afve , Ruder, E11 , Peterson, lers, Paine, Schmidt, and Benson 7 Sl H 7 7 S WSW WE KNOW WHERE YOU LIVE The members of the Board schools are Mr D bah superintendent Frank Schmidt of Education keep tab with pin points of the growth ln treasure Dr P W Har o V E Bro n cle k Ed und school population Studying the sites of p oposed ard Blixt W H Prouty president a d Gene Sto er In 1903 when the high school occu- pied two rooms in the grade building the Board of Education scratched their heads and worried about finding a place to put all the high school kids. Fifty years later the major problem remains the same. The first must on the Board's agenda is to either expand the high school or construct a junior high building. This may have been pre- sented to the voting public in the form of a bond issue by the time the Troian is published. All of us realize the crowded con- ditions in our school. We have been bumped and bruised in the crowded halls in our haste to go from the chem- istry lab to the band room or from the over-crowded choir room to Eng- lish class. Perhaps you ve noticed our future draftsmen in Mr. Osterberg s mechanical drawing class sitting on the window sills - there just isn t any other place for them! A lot of time thought and effort has been consumed by the Board members in planning the future school sites for future Worthington, com- pleting the fine athletic field, and handling routine affairs. Mr. W. H. Prouty, president of the Board of Education, expressed these thoughts to the staff members who in- terviewed him last fall. Our aim is to operate the Worthington Public Schools at the highest practicable level and to give the youth of this community every possible advantage in preparing them for later life. SUHUUL BOARDS STILL WURP. IN' ABOUT SPACE t q tr.. A TABLE OF CONT penmg Faculty tudents or s P.C11V111ee School L1fe In ex Pag 1 Pa 14 Page ZS Page 56 Page 78 Page 102 Page 118 E A 1 0 , 4 '11 v o ' P e ee ' g Sp t X 35,3 3 Qi l r'5'Qf f i241 if , o I .f A 3. 0 .' 'se x ! Yr O-s i Professors with a strong hand rule W1th 1ron hand and a soft heart Mr E A Durbahn Superlntendent of Schools keeps Worthmgton H1gh School students under control H1s able leadershlp under somet1mes d1ff1cult clrcumstances has proved h1m to be both fa1r and just Dr Durbahn IS always ready to hear our 1d9aS or problems Here he 1S shown dlscusslng the new PO11Cy of counsel1ng 1n Wh1Ch every student 1S 1nterv1ewed w1th Martha Cashel senlor it . pet 1sn t so drastlc when you are greeted wxth the Profes sors famous grm Though h1s dut1es as Senlor H1gh Pr1n c1pal must at tunes be dlf flcult Mr A T Sanderson comes sm1l1ng through Mr Sanderson moved out of the tlght spot he has called h1s 0ff1Ce for years 1nto the more SPBCIOUS quarters he now oc cuples W1th helpful sugges t1ons and encouragement he has ruled us well ' H' 77 . 1 . . . , I 7 ! , . Being called upon the car- !! ' 3 ' 7 CC ' Y7 - y . . . - , ll ' . . 7, U 7, Keep tab to see no one skips school Pass the p1ns please Rose Marle Basche Norlta Ander son Melxa Fagerness Dlana Doeden Shlrley Otto and Donna Peters are engrossed 1n decoratlng the Off1Ce w1th Chr1stmas holly These senlor glrls work one hour a day as Off1Ce ass1stants answerlng telephone f1ll1ng out make up and tardy S11pS and walkrng the weary way of absence sl1p collectors In be tween tlrnes they help Mrs Schmldt record absences Like Ike Mr. Roger Gruss has a new job. In September 1952 he was inaugurated as J un1or Hlgh Pr1nc1pal H keeps an ever watchful eye on the younger set and makes certaln that everythlng 1n the Junlor Hlgh w1ng runs smoothly Prevlously he served as asslstant prlnclpal In add1t1on to h1s new Job Mr Gruss also advlses the pub 11cat1on of the W H1 Star the school newspaper and co ad v1ses the J ournahsm Club Sohoolmarms, headmasters fade away Modern educatlonal methods have crept lnto every department of WHS How our grandparents mlght have yearned for such contrapt1ons as the automatlc d1shwashers electrlc sewlng machlnes and stoves ln the cheerful home econom1cs rooms and the speech department s tape recorder Phonographs unllke the old fash1oned Wmd up vlctrola retell for eager audlences the saga of K1ng Johns s1gn1ng the Magna Charta or Chaucer s Canterbury Tales Semors won t forget Baldy s numerous announcements of audlo v1sual axds starrmg Marllyn Monroe These dashlng young men who run the movles are members of the grow 1ng PI'OJ9Ctl0I'11St Club The experlence they ga1n from thelr asslgnments may k1ndle the spark of 1nterest 1nto a f1ne hobby or occupa txon The W Club s dream of mstalhng a wh1rl pool bath for therapeutlcal use 1n the athletlc department w1ll soon become a reahty Healthy bodles develop under the watchful eyes of the physlcal educat1on mstructors and the coachmg staff Athletlcs begm early Seventh graders partlcxpate 1n a football and basketball program wh1ch IS carr1ed out throughout the Junlor Hxgh Roger Amberson speech Amerlcan hlstory debate coach Nat1onal Forenslc League advlser Blanche Antome Engllsh SOC1al stud1es Esther Berreau Enghsh V1v1an Byorkman Enghsh Pep Club advlser Lourse Borg Enghsh muslc Joan Boyce art W11 11am Boyce art Jumor class advlser Artls tocrats adv1ser Wxlham Brennan h1gher al gebra plane and sol1d geometry ass1stant coach Vxctor Buller Jumor Hlgh muslc or he 1 c stra drector JM Xa AJ J 1244 cuZffjW6!i,,aaf jy6M ASSEMBLY LINE INNOCULATIONS dont fa e Tama Llttl Dr K llbr de hoots her du g a school 1m and a nu se f om the ch c help wlth the proceedmgs 18 I . 7 . I . , I . , , . . . g I . 7 , , 5: c . 9 . ' . 9 . 6 2 ' ' 1 ' . . ' T . .4 .1 4 . - f 1 - . G 1 ' Q . I . - 7 l 4 n, I 1 , - , D f I' 1 , 4 0 .A 3 , f 1 f' M 7 f , Z - , , ' e as . i i s rin ' - munization program. Miss Elsie Johnson, school nurse, r r 'ni ' ' . 7 Y 5 Y . - . Cl ' ' 77 ' ' a . , . . 7 ' 7 an v as 4 - - v cl 1 E ' . ,, . a n 1 X 4, . ff ,Q 7 ' ' ' - . Faculty schoolboard lead the Way Donald Chase world h1story Student Coun c1l adv1ser sophomore class adv1ser Robert Chrtshanson mathemat1cs sc1ence Junlor class play d1rector Margaret Dxttmer Eng l1sh soc1al stud1es Katherme Engltsh home econom1cs jun1or class adv1ser adult home makmg classes Eleanor Goltz typlng sten ography Ernest Gould typlng, Jun1or Col lege John Gustafson phys1cs Pro1ect1on1st Club adx 1ser Jun1or College Vtrgmta Hart physlcal educat1on G1rls Athlet1c ASSOCIH t1on adv1ser tumbllng Harrtet Hemum blology Spanlsh Span1sh Club adv1ser Usher Club adv1ser TEST TUBE ENTHUSIASTS d M O e hk rf Llvely students wln awards Every department 1n our school has won honors for the constant tlme and effort spent 1n preparat1on Mr N1emeyer and h1s band attended the State Mustc Educators Chruc 1n February Thats equlvalent to a state basketball champ1onsh1p' Each year outstand1ng honors are won by those hard work1ng F F A and agr1culture boys who last year placed among the top elght Judglng teams at the natlonal contest The TroJan and H1 Star manage 1n splte of the staffs ant1cs to w1n thelr share of well deserved awards annually Modern Caesars and the1r Calpurnas have d1ned wlned and recllned at the annual Roman banquet makmg the learmng of h1c haec hoc a more mterestmg matter and also maklng our Lat1n Club famous All of th1s would not be posstble wlthout the fme relat1onsh1p between the Clty and our school Townspeople flock to every school funct1on whlch IS open to the publtc Whether It s an 3thl9t1C game a cho1r or band concert a play or even open house' Busmess men and women are happy to co operate on Career Day when they appear be fore student groups to help declde the after school what quest1on Who would w1sh for the return of the good old days when school 1953 style IS so much un' 19 2 . . I l - I . , . Q f 1 v 1 ' Q . . , ' l 7 , - f l 1 . ' q 7 ' l f 3 ' . Tv ' I V .. 9 . ' 1 . ' ' 7 ' x - ' ' ' k 9 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ,, . .1 ' . , , 7 1 1 I QW ll L- E a l v , ' .1 - A ' g 1 tz n p , d 'K I I Kleve are b 'ly grossed i maki ' ld- ' E, f disc vcries while in chemistry class. ' ' ' . , . . . , . 7 , . . . 7 ' bi ' 77 ' , , . . . 7 . . 7 7 . , . . 7 7 7 ' - an 77 ' ' cs 77 ' f 1 9 From hlokory stloks to teaohmg trloks XR gw I .J COFFEE AND CAKE fans Mr Boyce M1ss Hart Glorla Kllen heksel Mr Gruss help the-mselxes as Eleanor Prahl pours at a coffee party sponsored by the FHA IN TRUE ROMAN FASHION Mr and Mrs Sanderson and Miss New house emoy Old World dellcacles at the Latln Leglon banquet whlle Jullus Caesar looks on Frlendly mterest replaces ro Marcta Holland Engllsh Thesplan Club ad vlser, semor class adv1ser, Donald Jensen rnathemaucs, Kenneth Johnson aguculture Future Farmers of Amer1ca advlser adult agrlculture classes, Jay Johnstone hlstory, football coach Edward Kellen practlcal bus IHESS, bookkeepmg Jumor College Carolyne Kruse. Enghsh yearbook advlser, Jumor class advlser, Walter Larson. agrlculture, veterans ag classes, Future Farmers of Amer1ca ad vlser, Lloyd LeDoux. lxbrarlan, Llbrary Club adv1ser, Mabel Lumg mathemat1cs coun selor, Floyd Nelson, SOC131 StUd18S, semor class advxser, asslstant coach - ggi, - ' Wigs z ' Lyra . b , :aim :V 5 f fwfr? 'I t Teachers advise and sympathize Gertrude Newhouse mathematics, Latin, Latin Legion adviserg Gerald Niemeyer in- strumental music, band directorg Dean Nor- dell industrial arts' Donald Olson. chemistry, Junior College Dean' Milton Osterberg in- dustrial arts, W Club adviserg Kermit Otte- son vocal music, choir' Margaret Ranseen. home economics, Future Homemakers ad- viserg Daniel Regnier social studies base- ball coach director of athleticsg Harriet Sather social studiesg Arnold Sexe science, plain geometry Junior High Student Coun- ciladviser, 1 A J I V 1 , f' f f f , ,- - .' ' ,' X J :il ., 4 , ' X' ' V 7' , 1' L' 4 Q' f ' A J , - ' '11 A v . , , . ',,,. 1 .l 21 K F Wim 'Q NOSES AND MUSTACH ES are being made to order by Mr Amberson and Betty Jackson as they work wonders on the faces of Jim Crockett and Gary Crippen for the Junior class play AN EARTHWORMS DEEPEST SECRETS are being ex plored by Exelyn Bonander Catherine Miller and Larry Brey as budding scientists practice dissecting in the biology a -'W Nm, N I ,. Clur friendly faculty makes things Click 15,5 r J J . lf? 5 L They School employs loroe group Each month salary checks are xssued to an astoundlng number of pa1d employees In the WOIth1HgtOD Pubhc Schools Defmltely th1s proves that the school 1S one of Worthxngton s largest 1ndustr1es In the hrgh school bu1ld1ng alone there are 26 regular teachers 14 spec1al1zed teachers, a nurse three secretarles the adrn1n1stra t1ve personnel an attendance offlcer and four custodrans Several Junlor college teachers help w1th the overflow ln mstructrng buslness and sc1ence courses ln the hlgh school Wrth over 900 students added to th1s total of 52 employees Worthlngton Hlgh School 1S kept hummmg wlth act1v1ty Qpggklgeggi klds are tarolv Robert Snyder phys1cal educatlon Junlor College coach Valborg Stenomen bookkeep mg stenography hbrary asslstant Reuben Svxngen sc1ence drxvers trammg Kenneth Thompson sc1ence basketball coach June Nelson superlntendents secretary Mary Schm1d attendance offlcer Ruth Maday study hall supervrsor SPORTING A HAPPY SMILE Glorxa Klelnheksel secretary to the prmclpals answers the telephone take shorthand wrltes letters and puts up wlth countless mterruptxons by the stream of students going 1n and out of the oiflces over the shoulder of Carol Andrmga one of the OfflCE workers kept busy dux-mg the flu epxdemlc Betty Jack on another offxce glrl 15 smllmg over a tardy slip 22 I I I ,A ka Lk I, I . . , . 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' v 1 Q I UMQRE ABSENTEESV' Mrs. Schmid, attendance supervisor, peaks ' J . . , , . . . 9 y ' 7 9 as n - - - - 9 They ve many Jobs to keep em hearty Our Work goes on forever Before sunrise until long after the sun has set, someone is doing his part to keep the school running smoothly Janitor Jobs must be done at these unusual hours of the day so that every morning, clean swept, straight ened rooms await the daily rush of students Secretarial and attendance work also be gms and ends later than actual school time These departments are helped during the day The administration isnt always faced with such long hours, but we know none of them forget school problems whether in the office or at home trying to relax 1n an easy chair SMILING CHEERFULLY one autumn day are the Cl1StOdl.3!lS Orrie Anderson Art Gustafson Emmett Williams and Henry Bruner These men besides doing their usual tasks of cleaning halls mow mg grass and shovehng snow are often seen sweep mg the gym floor during games and locking up aiter late meetmgs INTRODUCTIONS ARE IN ORDER as Patsy Albinson asks Miss Blorkman to meet Miss Borg Dont worry Patsy knows the two freshmen English teachers are acquainted shes Just practicing for Ninth Grade Open House Reachmg for the stars 1S Inspector Sander son, otherwise known by the impressive title of Senior High Princ1pal However, he may only be examining the mam hall Christmas tree to see if It will topple on the new admin 1strat1ve offices I - I . h . . 5 by an efficient staff of non-paid office girls. . . . . 1 Q t 23 '40-Q in T' - JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL First row Robertson ander Janssen Osmonsovn Roos Grunstad Thlrd row Elias Vanzwol Schade Barrish Lestico Second row Thom Bon Darling Ludlow Gardner Leak Calendar round the Counolls qulde MAPPING OUT STRATEGY for their years activities are Junior High Student Councxl offlcers Gretchen Schade treasurer and Ka Elias secrets Tac V 1 d t M d shoulder method These are the wheels around whlch the Council revolves N 41 24 For the first tlme, the Jun1or Hlgh Student Council sent representatives to the annual convention of Student Counc1ls which was held this year in Mankato They also formed a Junior Hlgh Pep Club, sponsored a clean up poster contest a Christmas home room decoration contest, and dlscussed the pOSSlb11lt1eS for havlng more stu dent responsibility durlng noon hours Th1S Council has grown to be a well planned organlzatlon, settmg tracks for next vear s assoc1at1on Young members are well tramed for future berths on the Senior Council 8- f 4 ww, I Xe ,H S-or iv Q 'Q Q- - 6 l Y I D . ' I . , . . . . ' : . . ' , ' . : , - ' , , , . I U l . . A l 1 A ' 1 1 U Y , lry. .y anzwo, vice-presl en , r. Sexe, a - vlser, and Harris Darling, president, direct via the over-the- .. ,. . V . . F ' f . 7 Ne? . . . . 5 - , . . 4 . . .. I I SENIOR HIGH COUNCIL Furs! row Striepe Harbex-ts Camp bell Brown McCollum Rachuy Johnson Martha Cashel Ny strom Hunt Kempema Second row Roberts I-Iamman Gor don N Schlssel Martm Larson Eakm Watrud Rxenstra Ehlers Thurd row M Schissel Barrier Rims Anton Noeren berg Koeltz Mlke Cashel Darlmg Knapp Casareto Bullck Fourth row Mr Chase advlser Burnham Lathrop Doe Vaith Konold Navarra Olson Kmgery Brmq student gems Wllh each strlde Every Tuesday mornmg the Semor Hlgh Student Counc1l, composed of representatlves from the three upper classes and all school orgamzatlons, assembles to dlscuss the problems uppermost ln the mlnds of the stu dent body Several of the COUHC11 sponsored projects th1s year have been two suc cessful homecommg celebratlons, bet ter school dances and pep fests Any compla1nts volced by the stu dents or d1sc1phnary actlon d1rected toward them IS thoughtfully debated by the Counc1l sages and recommen datlons are put forth DOUBLE FAREWELLS are said as Student Council members prepare for then' trxp to the state convention Presxdent Johnson IS saymg Good by to Maynard Stangeland former busmess manager who moved from Worthmgwn the next day Others shown are Martha Cashel Lynn Rachuy Don McCollum and Nancy Watrud 4444 .maui 25 , : , , - . : . 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I .I I. - I I I - V L - V W - 5 , , , V A ,I A K,NKv,,.I' ei' ,,,,i.,g:, Q 3 5 gf , lg 1 as 'sd' My i 1 -TF if ,Q2S K- X '4 gffga 'X H N5 fy n Q f We ve starred ln plays to entertaln Those rushes to class through cramped halls the endless cl1mb1ng of staxrs to lockers and the hbrary last mlnute purchases at the bookstore Famlllar phases of h1gh school hfe 1nclude both the common dally act1v1t1es and blg events, whlch hlghllght a sen1or s memory As seventh graders we members of the Class of 53 were pretty small frsh trymg to prove our lmportance 1n the over powerlng pond Any how by push1ng our way through the Jumor Hlgh wxng we made our presence known' wr: RE THE TOPS' Hungruy wan ten top magazme salesmen Shore Terhark Selberg Harberts Carlson Buhck Lathrop CRed team captamb Casareto CBlue team capta1nJ Mar t1n Roberts and Toren Whlle freshmen we welcomed parents and new students dur1ng the f1rst annual Open House and swung our partners durlng the phy ed demonstratlon Entermg Sen1or H1gh the fol lowlng year meant Jomrng the cholr clubs and athletlc teams As Junlors we memor1zed roles for the play Our M1ss Brooks hterally shoveled our way home from the heart breaklng reg1onal basket ball tourney worked on The Greatest Show on Earth banquet and waltzed 1n the Old South land before settmg out for all nrght prom act1v1 1es SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Fust row Shirley Otto Martha Cashel Paulme Hay Mary Campbell Peggy Hoefer Second row Jackle Ny strom Janet Shore Sh1rley Mart1n Norlta Anderson Patsy Bartz Ehza beth Engllsh Thu'd row DeVere Anderson Dean Funk Melva Fager ness Myrna Harberts Dorothy Lar son Fourth row Lynn Rachuy W1l lard Bullck J1m Lathrop Denny Hower Brlan Toren 28 I I I , . . , - ' D A 1 1 1 .1 1 1 . ' - I ! ' 1 ous 1 - .. . . . 1 1 . H.,, . . . . . , y , ' :A ' 11 - a 1 1 ' ' 1 - ' as 1 1 . . . ,, . ' 1 , - .. 1 . . 'U 1 1 1 1A . 2 - .1 1 D 1 . , u , - . Z 1 1 ' a 1 . - .: , - .1 1 , . mg for those s1zzl1ng steaks are the Worked llke slaves but not ll'1 vam Senlor fun 1ncluded the pheasant banquet, magazlne sales Sklp day the all 1mportant awards day and the Jommg w1th the Jumors at the banquet and prom Soclally, academlcally most graduates Wlll never forget nor regret these brlef years of hlgh school fllled w1th such brlght remem brances So steppmg forth 1953 senlors face the chal lenge of commencement The pmched toes IH new Wh1tG pumps the stralns of Pomp and Clrcumstance the end the begmnmg JAMES AHLERS FFA 2 3 4 Judgmg team 4 gym 2 3 4 W Club 3 4 DeVERE ANDERSON Blue Earth H S 2 band 3 4 cholr 4 Thespxan Club 3 4 track 3 4 basketball3 football4 class play 3 JANICE ANDERSON W H1 Star 3 4 Journahsm Club 4 cho1r 2 3 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 4 F.H.A. 4. MARILYN ANDERSON W H1 Star 3 4 Journalism Club 4' choir 2 3 4' Usher Club 4' Pep Club 2 3 4' F.H.A. 4. 29 F-- uni MAKES A GUY FEEL REAL PROUD! Class off1cers Melva Fagerness treasurer J 1m Lathrop presldent Nmo Casareto v1ce presx dent Myrna Harberts secretary and Frxtz Knapp Student Councxl repre sentatxve try on the proper ap parel for recezvmg thelr dlplomas WILLIS ADOLPH F A 2 3 4 -ara, wwf W' JCM Great show started with setting sun NORITA MAE ANDERSON offxce staff 4 cho1r 2 3 4 vocal ensemble 4 declam 3 Thesp1an Club 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 Trojan Gals Bowlmg League 4 class play 3 ELVA JEAN BAERENWALD Spanlsh Club 3 4 Usher Club presxdent 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 FHA offlcer 4 TroJan Gals Bowlmg League 4 baseball 2 3 4 ANNETTE BEHRENS Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 FHA 4 Trogan Gals Bowhng League 3 4 YVONNE BILSTEN W H1 Star 4 Tro Jan 4 J ournallsm Club 4 Llbrary Club 4 L1 brary Club 2 3 Artxstocrat Club 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 JAMES BASS football 2 PATSY BARTZ class offlcer 3 W H1 Star edltor 4 Trojan co edxtor 4 Journahsm Club offxcer 4 cho1r 2 3 4 Thesp1an Club 3 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 FHA offlcer 4 Homecommg attendant 4 Troyan Gals Bowhng League 2 3 class play ROSE MARIE BASCHE offxce staff 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Club 4 X HARLAN BOOM FFA 2 3 4 JANET BROWN Student Counc1l4 band 2 3 4 Usher Club offlcer 4 Homecommg attendant 4 Tro Jan Gals Bowlmg League 3 4 band ensemble 3 4 PepClub2 3 4 . 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I 1 1 - 1 30 MUSIC n rmqmaster prowded fun ELMER BRUNS FFA 2 3 4 track 2 WILLARD BULICK Student Councll 4 Trogan 4 Journahsm Club 4 FFA 2 3 4 Judgmg teams 3 4 football 4 baseball 3 4 MARY CAMPBELL Stu dent Councxl 3 4 class of flcer 3 Latln Honor So clety 3 Latm Leglon 2 3 offxcer 4 band 2 3 4 band ensemble 2 3 4 choxr 4 Natlonal Forens1c League 3 pres1dent 4 debate 3 4 Thesp1an Club 3 offlcer 4 Sclence Club 2 4 Trojan Gals Bowl1ng League of flcer 2 3 4 I X14 NINO CASARETO Student Councxl 4 class offlcer 4 Pep Club 4 basketball 2 3 4 foot ball 3 4 golf 4 W Club 3 4 Homecommg Attendant 4 DENNIS CARLSON FFA 2 3 4 Judglng team 2 3 4 gym 2 3 4 W Club JIM BURNHAM Student Councxl 4 F F A 2 3 presxdent 4 Judgmg team 2 3 4 football 3 4 W Club 3 4 Homeconung Attendant, 4 DON BYLANDER Pep Club 3 4 gym 2 tumblmg 2 MARTHA CASHEL Stu dent Counc1l 3 offxcer 4 Latm Leglon 2 3 4 W H1 Star co edxtor 4 Trojan 4 Journahsm Club off1cer 4 Thesp1an Club 4 Sclence Club presldent 4 Pep Club 2 3, presldent 4 Home commg attendant3 GAA pres1dent 2 4 offlcer 3 TroJan Gals Bowl1ng cheerleader 3 4 Artlsto crat Club 4 4 I X ff! JANICE CHUKKER Usher Club 4 cho1r 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 GAA 2 Trojan Gals Bowl mg League 4 EVELYN CRUIT W H1 Star 3 4 TroJan 4 Journallsm Club offlcer 4 , Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Trojan Gals' Bowlmg League 3 4 l I I u ' ' ' 1 l : ' 1 ' ' ' I I Q J 9 ! l 1 1 S 5 -. - . , 2 , , , - . 5 9 , - 1 - 1 - - . - . . - S . , - ' ' - . , . 5- . -' . . 1 , . Q Ga ' ,. . , , I I ' z 1 1 9 1 I Q . , , ,Q , , ' I ' . . 1 : ' 1 , 1 . v ' 3 . . ., - ' , - ' , , , , 3 Y 7 , ! ' l . 1 League 3, officer 2, 45 9 5 ' ' 2 - f , ' 1 , 1 I , A V! ' - In A ' ' ' ,Zz X L- ' - ., fvh -. 3 . -. f , C . . f.--V' - 1, an-z!-1' . ' ' 1' f ,4' , ' ,1- xi, 1 1 . ' ' , 3 , , Z ' . . . - - f ' 7 A. x s 2 2 7 Y Y 7 ' ' ' I g , , 9 , Z - . .. . , , , 3 I , 3, n ' ' 1 n l 0 ' 5 ' 1 I 9 Y 2 D I 7 7 ! 3 f 3,4. , . . 4' V' V. o1fQegorations we used good sense ff VERNON ENGEL KES track 2 4 MELVA FAGERNESS Latm Honor Socxety 2 3 Lat1n Leglon 2 3 4 class offlcer 2 4 Off1Ce staff 3 4 debate 2 declam 2 3 4 Thesplan Club 3 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 FHA 4 LUCILLE FREY Usher Club 4 ESTHEH FREYBORG W H1 Star 3 4 Journal1sm Club 4 band 3 4 orchestra 3 v1ol1n quartet 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 3 MARY ANN FRITZ Spamsh Club 3 of fxcer 4 declam 3 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 32 ALFRED DIRKS FFA 2 3 4 Judglng team 2 3 DIANA DOEDEN W H1 Star 3 4 Journalxsm Club 4 offlce staff 2 3 4 chou' 2 3 4 vocal ensembles 3 4 debate 2 Science Club 2 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 FHA 4 GAA 2 3 4 EUGENE EAKIN band 2 3 MARLENE EAKIN Student Counc114 Usher Club offxcer 4 band 2 3 4 Homecomlng attendant 3 TroJan Gals Bowhng League 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 ELIZABETH ENG LISH Sleepy Eye H S 2 3 Latm Le g1on 4 band 4 Artlstocrat Club 4 Usher Club 4 FHA pres1dent4 7 Q D 9 ' uw, ,.., ' if I qvi, I ,gg I . In , 9 9 . , 9 'y , 9 , 5 ' 9 . : -6' 2. ,4: ' ' : 1 2, ,4. ' , - ly!! N CS ffl ali lp' if ' DEAN FUNK Student Council 3 class president 2 3 Latin Legion 2 officer 3 4 W H1 Star 3 4 band ensemble 3 4 choir 4 declam 3 4 Thesplan Club 4 class play 3 DOUGLAS GARBERSON choir 2 3 4 vocal solo 3 Pep Club 3 4 class play 3 ALFRED GERDES FFA 2 3 4 BRUCE GOLDSTRAND North Branch H S 2 AUDREY GROTH Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 DV ANN MAE GROENE WOLD Usher Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 X x wlxlfk 33 X, XJ 1 , ,- v I Af . r,Q v N , X ,x A, , w 5 , in KX . C IQ. X-' X nd xlf Y EMIL GROTH Student Council 3, F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 Homecoming escort 4, football 2, 3, 4g W Club 3, officer 4. DARYL HAGBERG choir 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. MYRNA HARBERTS Student Council 4, class officer 4, choir 2, 3, 4, National Forensic League 3, officer 4, debate 3, 4, declam 3, 4, Thes- pian Club 3, officer 4, Usher Club 45 Pep Club 4g Homecoming queen 4, G.A.A. 2, class play 3. MARILYN HARTMAN Spanish Club 3, officer 43 Artistocrat Club 4, Usher Club 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Magnolia blossoms and picket fence 5 QQ ,ff P 'D For seats We had the best seleohon PAULINE HAY Student Councll 2 Latln Honor SOC1ety 2 3 Latln Legxon 2 3 4 declam 4 band 2 3 4 Thesp1an Club 3 4 Sc1ence Club 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Trojan Gals Bowlmg League 2 3 offxcer 4 class play 3 MARGARET HOEFER Latm Honor SOC18ty 2 3 Latm Leglon 2 3 4 band2 3 4 solo2 3 4 cho1r2 3 4 vocal ensemble 2 3 4 Thespxan Club 3 4 Sc1ence Club offlcer 4 Usher Club 4 FHA offlcer 4 Trojan Gals Bowlmg League 2 3 'Q' VIRGIL JANSSEN FFA 2 3 4 gym 2 3 W Club 3 4 SYLVIA JENKINS Spamsh Club 3 4 Usher Club4 Pep Club 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 34 fb-, NY SANDRA HEATH W H1 Star 3 4 QV. TroJan 4 Journahsm Club 4 band 2 3 4 band ensemble 3 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 PAUL HOKENESS FFA 2 3 offxcer 4 cholr 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 DORIS HURLEY Llbrary Club 3 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 tumblmg 2 DENNY HOWER Student Coun c11 3 class offlcer 3 Latm Honor Soc1ety 2 3 Latln Legxon 2 of f1cer 3 4 cholr 4 Thesplan Club 3 pres1dent4 Sc1enceClub2 Pep Club 4 basketball 2 3 co captaln 4 golf2 3 4 WC1ub3 4 Home commg klng 4 JANE JACOBSON Usher Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 FHA 4 REONA JANSSEN Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 wx at ,VP ,MM Semors reserved JERRY KINGERY ProJect1on1st Club 3 presldent 4 Pep Club 3 4 Homecomlng attendant 3 escort 4 basketball 3 4 football 3 4 base ball3 4 track2 3 4 Wclub3 4 SUZANNE KIRCHER Latm Honor Soc1ety 2 3 Latm Legxon 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 band 3 4 Na tlonal Forensxc League 3 4 debate 2 3 SCIENCE Club 2 4 Art1stocrat Club 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 Trojan Gals Bowlmg League 2 3 GAYLORD KLESSIG chou' 2 3 4 baseball 2 3 4 MAYNARD KLEVE Projectxomst Club 4 FFA 2 3 football 4 W Club 4 FRITZ KNAPP Stu dent COUHC11 4 class offlcer 4 ProJect1on1st Club 2 pres1dent 3 offlcer 4 Pep Club 3 4 basket ball 2 football 3 4 W Club 3 4 Homecomlng attendant 4 GLADYS KRAMER Brewster H S 2 3 Usher Club 4 Pep Club the m1ddle seetlon JEANINE JOHNSON Usher Club 4 FH ROLAND JOHNSON Student Councxl 3 pres ent 4 cho1r 2 3 pres1dent 4 debate 3 4 decla 3 4 Thespran Club 3 officer 4 football 2 3 4,1 Club 3 4 Boys State 3 M Z fvff2l MILDRED KUNZE Usher Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 FHA offlcer 4 Hornecommg attendant 4 WIL BERT KUNZE FFA 2 track 2 Cross Country 2 35 We were chosen to lead the throng DOROTHY LARSON Student Council 2, 43 W Hi Star 3, 4, Trojan 4, Journalism Club 4g band 2, 3, president 45 choir 2, 3, Usher Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3, officer 4, Trojan Gals' Bowling League 2, 3, president 45 class play 3. JIM LATHROP Student Council 4, class officer, president 4, W Hi Star 3, 43 Trojan 45 Journalism Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 2, 3, officer 4g judging teams 2, 3, 4. NORMA LAWRENCE choir 3, 43 Library 3, 4, Usher Club 43 Pep Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 4. DON LEISTICO choir EARL LICHT choir 2 Pep Club 4 base ball 3 DOLORES LING W H1 Star 3 4 Trojan co editor 4 Journalism Club 4 band 3 4 cholr 2 3 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Trojan Gals Bowl ing League 2 3 YVONNE LINSTER Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 GAA 2 Trojan Gals Bowhng League 2 3 ARTHUR LONNEMAN FFA 2 3 4 gym 2 3 MARJORIE McCALL Usher Club 4 choir 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 Trojan Gals Bowling League 2 3 36 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. CLINT LINDEMANN FFA 2 3 4 judging team 3 4 , is - ' ' ' y 9 1 , . I Z ' , S ' I I , Q l l Q o . ' Y y v 1 1 ' , . Q . . , . ' 1 ' 5' ' . 1 r 1 a - - - 1 Sf, ' y - - - - 1 , a , . : i 1 y , Q - - - , Q 3 . - 1 Y ' .. - : I ff WiT' iii e . 'wp z ' ,Q ol E. 5 , DON McCOLLUM Student Council offxcer 4 W H1 Star 3 4 Trojan 4 Journalism Club 4 Thespian Club 4 Projectionist Club 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 football 4 gym 2 3 4 track 3 4 tumbhng 3 4 W Club 3 president 4 JIM MCMURTRY band 3 4 Science Club 2 JEANNETTE MAHER W H1 Star 4 J ournallsm Club 4 Library Club 3 4 Usher Club 4 FHA 4 JANICE MARCO Lat1n Legion 2 3 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 3 PHYLLIS MARTIN W H1 Star 3 4 Jour nalism Club 4 choir 2 3 4 vocal ensem ble 3 4 Library Club 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club4 FHA 76' BYRON MARTEL Hosmer S Dak. S ggiwnm if U! Q L ' r p l SHIRLEY MARTIN Student Council 3 4 Latm Honor Society 2 3 g Latin Legion 2 3, 4' W Hi Star Editor 3 4, Trojan 43 Journalism Club 4' band 2, 3, 45 band ensemble 2, 3, 43 Thespian Club 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, officer 45 Trojan Gals' Bowling League 2, 3, 43 class play 3. PHYLLIS MEIER Spanish Club 45 band 2, 3, 43 Usher Club 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, cheerleader 4, Trojan Gals' Bowling League 2, 3, 4. MARILYN MEYERS Library Club 2, 35 Usher Club 4. CHARLES MIDDAGH F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, gym 2, 3, 4. 37 Re-ckon our yells were mighty strong Caller n muslc n swlrlmq SklI'JES JACKIE NYSTROM Student Councxl 2 3 4 class offlcer 2 3 Latm Honor Soc1ety 2 3 Latm Legxon 2 3 presxdent 4 band 2 presldent 3 off1cer 4 band en semble 2 3 4 Usher Club 4 Homecommg attendant 2 Trojan Gals Bowlmg League 3 class play 3 cho1r 2 3 4 vocal en semble 2 MARLENE NAU Lake f1eldH S 2 3 TroJan Gals Bowl 1ng League 4 Usher Club 4 PAT OLBE ING Scxence Club 2 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 FHA 4 GAA 2 TroJan Gals Bowhng League 3 4 JERRY OLIVER golf 2 3 4. LESLIE ONKEN Pep Club 2 3 FFA 2 3 SHIRLEY OTTO Spamsh Club presldent 4 offlce staff 3 4 Usher Club 4 Pep C1ub2 3 4 FHA 4 GAA 2 TroJan Gals Bowhng League 3 4 JIM MILLER F F A 2 3 LARRY MOEN Pep Club 3 4 gym 2 track 2 3 4 tumblmg 2 Cross Coun try 2 x 'iw YQ? JOE PASS DARLENE PATER Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 GAA 2 L1brary Club 3 4 debate 3 38 Swunq by partner n jeans and shunts MARLUS TRIPP PEDERSON cheerleader 2 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Homecommg queen 4 tumbhng 3 GAA 3 TroJan Gals Bowlmg League 2 3 DONNA PETERS Latln Leg1on 2 3 4 0ff1C6 staff 2 3 4 Sclence Club 2 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Homecorrung attendant 2 GAA 2 TroJan Gals Bowlmg League 2 3 4 WANDA RIENSTRA Student Councxl 4 Spamsh Club 3 offlcer 4 W H1 Star 4 Journalxsm Club 4 Llbrary Club 3 4 declam 3 4 Artlstocrat Club 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 FHA 4 GAA 2 3 Trojan Gals Bowling League 3 4 JIM RIMA Student Councll 4 ProJect1on1st Club 2 off1cer 3 il, llieip flub 2 3 track 2 4 W Club 2 3 4 foot a 39 ITS' LLOYD PETERSON class Off1Cel 2 gym2 3 4 WC1ub3 4 LEO POOL debate 3 Pep Club 3 4 ELEANOH PRAHL W H1 Star 3 4 Journallsm Club 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club3 4 FHA 4 Home commg attendant 4 GAA 2 YVONNE PRUESS Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 DON PROBST F F A 2 3 4 LYNN RACHUY Student COUDCII 3 offlcer 4 Latln Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Latm Leglon 3 of flcer 4 chou' 2 3 Natlonal For ensmc League 3 4 debate 3 4 de clam 3 4 Thesplan Club 4 Pro 1CCt10I11St Club 2 3 4 FFA 2 3 3-' xy Nerves strained with frustration ALICE RISS Pep Club 3 4 HALVOR ROBERTS Projectxomst Club 2 4 Pep Club Wx PFW ,es NANCY ROBERTS Student Councxl 4 Span xsh Club 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 FHA 4 GAA 2 'IToJan Gals Bowlmg League 3 4 MYRON ROGERS FFA. 2 3 4 Judgmg team 2 3 4 track 2 BILL ROGERS FFA 2 3 LORENE ROOS Usher 4 basketball 2 3 4 foot Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 ball4 if 99 SHIRLEY ROGNAS Mxtchell, S D 2 3 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 4 LO ELL SCHISSEL Pep Club 2 3 4 track 4 basket ball2 MARCIA SCHISSEL Student Councll 3 4 Lxbrary Club 3 presldent 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 3 officer 4 GAA 2 'Hman Gals Bowlmg League 2 3 CAROL SCHROER choir 2 3 4 vocal ensembles 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Usher Club off1cer 4 FHA 4 D1p1omas we recelved on qraduatlon JANIECE SELBERG Student Council 2 choir 3 4 Usher Club4 Pep Club2 3 4 FHA 4 MARLENE SMITH. C ub 2 3 4 FFA 2 3 Homecoming escort 4 foot ball4 track 3 4 ANN STRIEPE Student Councll 4 band 2 3 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 GAA. 2 Trojan Gals Bowlmg League 3 4 RONALD TEERINK FFA. 2 3 4 41 MAYNARD STANGLE GARY STAUBUS Sclence LAND Sudent Councll 3 Club 2 Pep Club 2 JANET SHORE Student Councxl 2 Latin Honor Soclety 2 3 Latm Leglon 2 3 4 W H1 Star edltor 3 4 Troyan 3 4 Journalism Club 4 cho1r 2 3 4 vocal ensemble 3 4 Thesplan Club 3 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 class play 3 RICHARD SPARTZ Pep Club 2 3 FFA 2 EVELYN TERHARK W H1 Star 3 4 Jour nahsm Club 4 Llbrary Club 3 offlcer 4 de bate 3 declam 3 Artlstocrat Club 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 FHA 4 MILDRED TIESLER Usher Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 FH.A. 2 , 00 oificer 4: choir 2, 3, 43 Pep , 4. .li . . , , Q 4' , I Into the next qeneratlon Wlll pass SHIRLEY VON HOLTUM Usher Club 4 Pep Club 4 F.I-LA. 4 Homecommg attendant 4. RO SELLA VOS Latm Legxon 2 3 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 class p1ay3 GAA 2 3 DARYL VOSS Pl'0J8Ct101'l.lSt Club 3 offlcer 4 Homecoming attendant 2 track 2 3 4 WClub2 3 off1cer4. FLOYD VOSS FFA. 2 3 4 KAY WESTERLUND Latm Le gxon 2 3 4 cho1r2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 EU?WHIE ,gb J! ff L 41'1,vl'G f 4 We 5, rv 'W Lge ff WM and ,4 off' 4,102 L tif! JA, MARY JUNE TORBECK Latm Honor Socxety 2 Latm Leglon 2 3 4 band 3 4 orchestra 4 Usher Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 FHA 4 class play 3 BRIAN TOREN Student Councll 2 W H1 Star 3 4 TroJan 4 Journahsm Club 4 cheerlader 4 Pro- Jectlonlst Club 3 4 football 3 4 gym 2 3 4 track 2 3 4 tumbhng 2 3 4 W Club 3 offlcer 4 if J! HAROLD WICK band 2 3 4 band ensemble 2 3 4 cholr 4 orchestra 2 3 DONALD WILLIAMS Progectxomst Club 3 FFA 2 3 4 42 . , '-, :s- a1'1 M 'c R ' , ' 5 3 4, I .,,. orchestra 2, 3, 4g.Library Club 45 Q . . . , . SK E f Ji f fi Tail! ' lj ff- A Q s-f I 1 , 4 I If . l f V ,- 1 fn li Qi the A .I A ' ' R p f is X 4' g , A A rw wff PM fi Gur next years Graduating class U The junior class worked like little beavers in preparation to enter their last year of school. One of the many important steps they took was the pre sentation of a two cast per formance of the play The Late Christopher Bean In addition to their play these active Juniors high lighted their year by exhibit ing their skill and ingenuity when they presented their banquet and prom The seniors were entertained in grand wmgllwlqqfg lima at style at both events Juniors First row Robert Bar tholomaus Wayne Bartholomaus Marlene Bents Dennis Berger Ed Berger Second row Carol Berry Byron Bickness Wayne Blume Allen Brower Elden Bucher Third row Ellen Bucher Dorothy Buntjer Rosann Carlson James Carmichael Johnelda Christians Fourth row Gail Clark Sandra Cramer Gary Crippen Jim Crockett Mardelle Dahlquist 'T L1f MARCHING ALONG TOGETHER are the junior class officers Lee Barrier treasurer Burde1lDoe Vice president Pat Haber man secretar Matt Kmgery president Ronnie Konold Stu dent Council representative Jumors Shirley Ahrens Carol Andringa LaDee Atrops Terry Ball Lee Barrier ik 43 I-lard working juniors set their goal A V 1' r i FW '. C' Q . 3 Juniors. First row: Bob Darling, in ,P - . ,gill 'k Everett Dessem, Jim Deuth, Sally Deuth, Jean Deutschman. Second row: Arlene DeYonge, Bradley 'T .4 Dickey, Duane Diekmann, Myron ' . y Diekmann, Dick Dirks. Third row: Burdell Doe Edd1e Dolan Ken neth Ehlers Lee Ennen Helen Feenstra Fourth row Edxth Fmckh Rowena Fmckh Sh1rley Funk Ruby Glbbs JoAnne Gre V911 3' Jumors Marlene Grles Lo1s Groe newold Pat Haberman Gwen Hagberg hm fhf if K+ -0 if 44 ir r ia , 4' 4 ki YC If E, 'Vin 'aJfr 1 .Tumors Farsi row Audrey Hall Strom Jerry Halverson Marllyn Hansen Donabelle Hanson Glen Hartle Second row Carol Hart man Joe Hartman Gary Heldt V1rg1n1a Helms Ray Hmdt Thxrd row Norma Hlnton Charlotte Hoffman Eugene Hokeness Don Hoodecheck Shlrley Hunt I-'ourih row Jackle Hvxstendahl Betty Jackson Sh1r1ey Jay MarJor1e Jeppesen Ed Johannlng . Y :, ' f , ' l , y - I . e4'r - Ml 'le i ZZH iw ,. ' . 'F - - r ' - - ' rg ig ' u l , zlu, E 52 .,.Vr gi G W V .. V f. V::-:.-:.E , D ' ff , . MF - ' ' E I ,, f f j, Q V, fn, . , , E rrr r rrrr erslra 7 s ' ' ' l . ' - ' -W I 5 gg 'wi '-e- : , , , or a z ' l 'arlv r y -- Y 3 ' F . . A Q ' or IVA ,.,... I 3 ,v.. if Q' is i 1 .-'1 an ..,, . .r :AH , V VW Juniors First row LaDonne Mul- der Jerry Navarra Fred Neilsen Glen Neilson Darlene Niemeyer. Second row Donald Nystrom Jay Ohlsen Ned Olson Eileen Oppek Marlene Osterkamp. Third row Lois Paine Beverly Potter Angeline Probst Virgie Prouty Keith Puhl. Fourth row Mary Ann Quiring Jim Ray Norbert Reckamp Adeline Reinken Rod- ney Reitsma. Aiii Q J A' Jumors Fust row Bertha John son David Johnson Julie Kem pema Kay Kmgery Matt Kmgery Second row Marlene Khngenberg Ronald Konold Audrey Kramer Beverly Krick Ron Krueger Thud row Franc1s Kuemper Joyce Lambert Vance Leak Ferne Lemke Bonnie Levine Fourth row Helen Luitjens LeRoy Mark man Duane Martens Connie Mar tm Don Mattingly Juniors Jerry McCoy Shirley Meinders Marilyn Molberg Clare Ann Moore , V --AH .A K 1.2 ,wr - 5 - ft A jzx ' V g:,,1V : MW , , , , A, . ,, by , zz '- W. ' , it if ft as ,H , 'Q' Ei o, aa rt' ' 0 J 45 Banquet and prom took heart and soul An a : 1 J' Y' V I I 5 IV: i L .':, - ,' ,' - a ILLIVIE . I z 6 I 1 W INK g ' , , Nff W' L L 1 , : , , RQ ks Y I rsggrl eff' uw Juniors First row Mary Thiner Glen Tiesler Allen Tolk Elaine Ulferts Arlouine Uphoff. Second row Delmar Uphoff Gary Vaith Grace VanderGrift Nancy Wat- rud Ronald Weech. Third row Phyllis Weg Terry Westerlund Arvin Whelan Louis Wick Wayne Wight. Fourth row Marlene Wil- liams Gordon Willts Shirley Wil- son Dianna Zierke Bob Zinnel. .Tumors First row Eddie Roberts Jerry Roberts Lloyd Robertson Rayburn Roetman Ryland Roet man Second row Frank Roetzel Ed Rogers David Roth Jim Rot schafer Dale Ruesch Third row Larry Ruesch Harold Sampson Patsy Schecter Merlyn Scheiber Ralph Schroeder Fourth row Marcla Scribner Shirley SlSk Vernlce Sisk Nancy Smith La Verne Soll MP 9 Juniors Jean Sorenson David Stamp Rose Stech Dale Swenson nie,-,. ,I Q, . . 4 M -3. 1 : f :f:. 'S ,. A This fine performance We'11 not lament ii l n is f , , , s . rs.. F W S - flg ,ff ,F z 1 , z , ' , ' ' g 2 F K ,X f,1 . ' ' Z d . i: ii' ' 7 in d i if ii X' t 4? me 1 Q, 1 . z , fl 3. is , ' z ,, if 1-is ,, Y ' 5 E Q gg E 1 ,R f , z, ,A ff, I Y as , , r -ye nf Rf , 2 1 ,n W , A Q., I rlamm B. Basche,iD?'Rnderson',,R. Brake, T. Anderson Thurd L Chnstensen A Carl M Cashel I-I Courson L Brey c f X '-fb Once agam the sophomore class performed the over whelmlng duty of expressmg the1r creatlve Chrlstmas sp1r1t They d1d a wonderful Job of decoratmg the halls through out our school Wlth the feel mg We w1sh you a Merry Chrxstmas Followmg the trad1t1on of classes before them, the soph omores w1ll1ng1y contr1buted money for a Worthy cause whxch they call then' goodwlll project of brmgmg cheer to unfortunates at Chrlstmas txme ls Sophomores, First row: V. Doeden, D. Brandt, J BJork1und row R Doeden J Casareto D Bryngelson J Calvm S Bleg 3 J Cashel, S. Benson, C. Alberts, P. Berger, P. Cole Second ler E Bonander J Burnham L Anderson R Anton Fourth LY:-, Q row C. Faye Ahglirson, C. Faith Anderson, L. Ahlers J Ben row M Adolph B Butcher R Buhck D Doe I.. Beeman rv rx 1 - 'X P 2 - k A l . Q . - - X if K j 4 A - . fl L .' , 'H ' 1 . ,, N 2 r A fl lr' 'B Y 47 K 1- -4 f ' -c We brought cheer at Chrlstmas flme MQW Z bf one hump we now see our goal Sophomores, Farsi row J Hlbma J Hokeness C Flathe wold S sman L Grotjohn C Geiser M Fenske Joan Englehardt Jean Englehardt M Dolan G Hallb Feens Gerber M Groenewold M I-Iarberts Fourth J Hel P Hamman C Groenewold S Gordon S E e E om B Fxtch J Ha 1 S Fisher E Halverson Second row J I-Iorstman S Hu w D raf Jim Ehlers R G ffth B Heyl B Hay 8 Joan Ehlers S Gertonson Thnrd row M GrussingB1 x W son M Karstens M Johnson C Jeppesen L Jacob Marr R Lon C iller N Lien D Johnson, T Koelz, G Lmmens D Immens Second row S Manmgal C Ie L n treo Fou row F Kunze K McCauley Sophomores, Fnrst row Ruth Johnson T Lxttle Rosahe J Jensen E Ling V Markman Thlrd row M LaVe11e C McCall C Lovelett P McBride I Kuemper P n B u g bnde sig Q if LA. , no GUI' years ahead W111 be truly' subhme ismw .44 Sophomoren, Fu-at row S Oliver A Neilsen D Nllson J Paine J Peterson D Riss L Odenbrett N Pass Second row J Mulder R Ruder M Rowley S Roberts S Martin J Paulson C Miller K Miller C Rockwood T 1l'd row Nau J Rogers J Preston F Prahl D Parker G Moore Olson R Pedley M Robinson Founh row J OBrien Noerenberg G Mittelstadt L Olson J Mork J Martinson Pratt in Sophomorea, First row V Spieker M Whelan D Schmuck row T Wallace L Rust J Wendland P Wendel W Wep Second row C Stamp M Futzen M Westphal K Sch J Wassenaar D Wilson D Terhark D Tofteland S Schroer D Sankey C Saathoff Y Smxth N Wasmund W' R Tachovsky N Teermk R Voss J Rusche Fourth N Schissel, M Schafer S Sxedel C Th1J.l S Shapiro 'W errmk C Wxlllams J Strom X I I . , . , . , . , . . J. , . , . . 1 . ' : . , . , . , . , . , D. , . ,I . , . , . , -V: F - If ' 'LI' . , . , . , .I .IJPL . D.l' . I! A We f I i A I A ' ,M : . , . , . , . tl ro: . , . , . , . . ' X . . , . ' , . ' , . . d . ' , . , . . L, rp 1-9 X1 Q' ,J . 1' , 1lX1 lr sf X' e N ' , - Q 49 Freshmen mixer was a great sensation FRESHMEN MIXER found balloon popping contest good fun Windjammers are Patsy Albinson president Mary OI-Iearn secretary treasurer Ted Ludlow vice president with class advisers Mr Regmer and Mr Svingen The freshman ln the center is Mr Osterberg l The freshmen opened their year with a gala mixer with fun for all. Hidden talent was uncovered with their hilarious rendition of Shortnin' Bread. This year's freshmen class boasts the largest enrollment in the history of Worthington High School with 199 mem- bers. They placed first in the Get out the vote contest. Highlighting their year was the Freshmen Open House at which they entertained their parents. Freshmen Furs! row S Bixby B Beck L Busse V Clark D Barrier G Benson G Bixby C Christensen D Carstedt Jon Benson J Braswell R Braun R Anderson Third row L Anderson R Cooper D Burns V Correll J Clark P Ber get R Ackerman J Burns D Correll K Courson Fourth row D Cole R Burns C Busse J Bowman T Anderson J Ameson G Ackerman J Berger N Beckman H Darling D Boddy 3 - B. Clark, D. Budde, A. Bryngleson, Joyce Benson. Second row: : . , . , . , . , . , 50 Another four years it'11 be graduation Freshmen, Fur-at row M DeBoom I Ferguson V Goxf K Ehas B Flannery D Habben E Hass I Hexdebrmk Second row D Everdmg M Febus M Groenewold A Gertz G Gerdes H Hausburg B Hedqulst M Hexberg B Hoefer J Hartman Thlrd row L Dlekmann D Doeden F Ehlers L Flannery R Dnscoll D Erbes J Fagemess Rodney Henderschexdt Roger Henderscheldt G Greeley D Hlnefy Fourth row R Fxelds R Davls E Davls R Halverson W Doeden L Gordon M Grxese M Flynn, R Hasslng S Deuth -no +4 Freshmen, First row L Lmdemann P Llenau L Lemke, M Konlng J Knapp P Lmg J Lmdemann A Maroney Second row J Lang J Ludvxgson L Johnson D Johnson M Janssen L Johanning S Konmg V Leak F Kruse K Kruse Third row N Hokeness D Lexsuco H LeBon -v WI nur Kebel W Jenkms M Javert G Holiday R Kruse Lumg J Maher C Koepsell Fourth row D Hoefker Markman J Jeffers T Ludlow D Knuth R. Keiser Jorgenson, J Hutton B Johnson, Barney Johnson L John son Our many talents We always combme Freshmen Flrst row M Reed K Redenbaugh C Parker D McCauley D Odenbrett W Mmnxg O Palne A Rxss B Ponto C Piexl M Pratt L Ruesch B Qulrmg Second Fourth row B Otto R Robmson J Mexer G Nasers row J Robertson C Schaap G Schexber L Nau Mary D Meter M Osterkamp F Norris E Schlapkohl D Schmldt Nystrom Murxel Nystrom M OHearn C Oltsmans G Schade D Rxckbexl Freshmen, Fnrst row S Schroer J VanR0eke1 S Weg Third row J Vosberg D Trees D Wxbbens E Thxner D Wlese M Z11m J Wlllxams E Wxlhams J Strohm C Thompson J Wxllemssen J Schmtdt D Smxth J Slxver Second row F Vellmga T Vanzwol T Slmons C Vtnk D Tryon Fourth row G Vogt C Zylstra L V1s P Smlth H Wlllxams B Zylstra L Starkenberg B Small E Stower D Werkman R Stoffer B Westerlund R Yates M Streeter 52 I Third row: K. Peterson, R. Sall, A. Reiter, D. Roth, W. Prins, I A Q. A A A A As the t1me comes We ll lead the lme Desplte the fact that they have been ln junlor hlgh for such a short trme, the seventh and e1ghth graders have taken an actlve part 1n the annual Chrlstmas concert, varrety show, pmt SIZE athletlcs, the homeroom Chr1stmas decora t1on contest, and the Jumor H1gh Student Counc1l They also helped 1n makmg our 1952 football homecommg parade a success bv entermg class floats Even the hlgh school band cla1ms a few of these amb1t1ous students TESTING OLD FAITHFULS REGULARITY are these seventh graders Mrchael Mlller James Clark Davrd Johnson Ardyce Wrllxams Karen Thom and Barbara Swenson Eughth grade Fnrst row K Nemkerk L Whelan J Vos E Ahlberg P Peter son M Flynn Second row D Hodges Grann D Enger J Getting G Cloud Cramer D Stach Thlrd row Grunstad G Schafer F Jenkms Meyer Fourth row T Bartz G Sexdel Harsma R H0551 V Huntsznger Brammer L Peterson Eughth grade First row J Brekke Huhng M Deuth M Roberts Thompson S Schenck Second row Hoefker D Noerenberg W White Brsch M Sall M Wasmck P Kan nemesser Third row R Funk B Stamp Saxon R Engler D Sharp E Glbbs Meyers A Latuske Fourth row Prttman J Brandt L Osmonson Meyeraan, R Norns P Hathaway I I I 5 I .. D. , . . ' : N. , . , . ' , W. Kuhl, C. Berry, J. Meyerann D. . : . , . ' C. , . . ' v l I - T S. ' , . , . , J. , . . : D. , . , . . B. ' , . , . ' , . - R. , . , . , . ' , M. , . . : R. ' , . , . . B. . ' , . . 53 The Iunlor I-hgh s full of Zlp and pep Enghth grade Fnrst row J Brandt G Schmuck G Wendel D Knuth P Small L Sto er Second row J Cooper J Paulsen A Dudley S A1 bmson D Ohlsen J Hay M Hamman Thnrd row J Toussamt A Hubert P Hollxday M McCall D Eggleston M BJerkesett R Moore G Anderson Fourth row J Goldstrand D Gardner R Grexe J Calvln E Engllsh B Levlne L Wlese Enghth grade First row M Little Strlepe M Blume S Heyl L Gerdes Engstrom Second row C Mork Chrxstensen J Meyeraan M Schaap Third row T Engelkes R Kramer E Komng R Roos R Brunk J Ander son W Schroeder K Hampton Fourth row J Stower H Sondergaard K Olson, R Goodwxll G Werxdland J Wxllemssen, B Uphoff H Peters Seventh grade, First row B Kxrcher K Sanger B Swenson A Williams C Cramer P Ponto Second row P Lar son S Selberg M Beruamxn J Ehlers J Nlemeyer G Lelstxco W Gumbel Third row K Thom A Anderson J Vos berg L Asche B Krueger . ' , . ff . : D. . : . , J. Horkey, P. Spieker, N. Berger, D. ' , . , . . Th1S hvely group 1S on the flrst step Seventh grade Flrst row A Kruse J Perkms B Boyer M Anderson I Shipley K Kluever L Barner J Saye Second row D Uphoff S Long D Felt man L Hudson J Poppen J Robmson C Reynolds T Hass J Schxssel Thnrd row R Llllemon R Johnson D Zlerke Parker G Crockett G I-labeck Mahlberg D Rohweder D Brmkman Noerenberg Fourth row R Schuur Doeden D Janssen D Blxby L Eng er Seventh grade, Flrst row C Burnham Overdahl J Peterson D Davxs Anderson C Memders S Konold Smxth Second row M VenderVeen Schrlber J Roberts S Olsen S Sow D Kelsey Th I rd row D Hussey R Breese D Engstrom J Paulsen E Blalr P Freeman L Phelps D Mad zson D Rognas R Halverson Fourth row A Latuske G Roos J Whlpkey L Towne P Hxllstrom Seventh grade Fur-st row J Trees M Flynn D Gerdes A Otto G Mahon A Jacobson E Madison S Nelson Second row M Harrrson C Olson J Wahl H Kragness J Bear R BJom stad S Hlggms D Kxlker Thnrd row Whlte R Marsh J Peck C Erwm Smlth J Grlfflth S Roberts Schade A Bonander Fourth row Dlrks D Ehlers R Anderson G Leis txco B Preston S Sanderson l I I I M. , . , . , G. . : . , D. , . , . ' , . - l . S. , . , . ' , R. , . ' , . . D. ' . : . , C. ' , . , . , . - les, V. Hutton, M. Greve, S. Barish, R. ' , . , . , . ' , S. ' , . ' ' , . , B. , . . : D .',. , . , . - 1211181195 were strong, ,n 2 6, : c ff. 3 6, - . V, z 4 W ,. wf fw A A . ,, . Jw' -, , 1 , f W 'A 3 ' ' i .' J Qmiiw m . iv- -' ,I K M 4- '- -f ' wg- f pw A :W 5 54, ,b , j . ig ' - , 'MN , ., x K Q-M. , gflflz -'44 , WM ,Mfr . Q Kp-'x 1.15 .'...:.:, 4' 4 V - ., i, , 3 ' w :2f -aii fi., , A A pl 4 . wwf Q H 2 Y s ,,,.. Sm, ,W ii 55,11 AL M Q? X ,f my -fra as 9 W B v ,Q Q, It x v ggi: K 'ls 54 4 W 4 v fs J 'I X'nFlC3 ' Vf M M .. fi -,Q E. :.,. . 5 A 2: 1-:xi-0 FOOTBALL A SQUAD First row Wlghl Bumham Johnson Toren Rxma Groth Rogers Kleve Anderson Darling Second row Head coach Jay Johnstone Navara Buhck Ehlers McCollum Barrier Ray Ry Roetman Ray Roetman Klngery mgr E Roberts Casareto Knapp Install Johnstone W1th a nucleus of Just f1V9 returnmg letter men, the Trojan gr1dders progressed through the 52 season and completed a seven game schedule W1th a record of one wm, f1Ve losses and one t1e THE FINE ART OF BLOCKING based on his coachmg experlence and knowhow IS presented by lme coach Baldy Nelson to Burdell Doe and Ry Roetman Under the watchful guxdance of head coach, Jay Johnstone Junlor back, Delmar Uphoff, takes h1s pos1t1on Johnstone, the fourth new football men ter mn four years, came to Worthlngton from Marshall. 58 Ass't coach Nelson. Third row: Equipment mgr. D. Regnier, mgr. J. Roberts, Uphoff, Heyl, Hay, D. Doe, Puhl,B. Doe, N w 7 1 MOST VALUABLE MAN ls this Trojan senior Jim Bu ham a t. o yea letterma ho was selected by his teammates for the mo t valuable player award as new Trojan mentor Fa1rmont s Card1nals downed the Trojans 1n the home opener 30 0 Trojan mexperxence comb1ned Wlth a stalwart Falrmont defense made the dxffer ence In the second game the Trojans were subdued by the host St James 25 0 Thls game especlally Johnstone coached squad on both offense and de fense St James all around backfleld speed proved fatal to the Trojans Returmng home the Marshall Tlgers clawed the Trojans by a 40 6 rout Txger quarterback fthe name f1tS welllj Don Catton really led h1s team to vlctory and also recelved more votes than any other 1n d1v1dual on the Trojan all-opponent team Fourteen semors played thelr last game for good old W H S Lmemen Buhck Kmgery Groth Rogers Knapp R1ma Johnson Kleve Toren Backs McCollum Anderson Burn ham Stangeland Casareto 59 IN MY DAY we carried the pigskln this way says father J Casareto to son Nino a senior backfxeld player on the Trojan squad Dr Casareto was an All State player fo the 1921 Wortlungton team. 952 St James 25 Marshall 40 Plpestone 39 Wmdom 0 Jackson 13 Luverne 26 Schedule Worth1ngton Worthlngton Worthxngton Worth1ngton Worthmgton Worthmgton 1 1 0 . I 1 the second half, saw marlseid improvement by the Fai1'm0nt 30 W0ft11iUgt0H 0 , . ' . ' 0 . . I U ' 6 . - ' . ' ' 0 . . . I ' ' 3 KINGERY Plpestone led by all state back Larry Con verse swamped WHS 39 0 as they proved to be dlscourteous hosts to the Trojans t least as far as the score was concerned' It was the fourth stralght loss suffered by the Trojan prepsters Howeler when the season was over four opponents were all 1n the upper category 1n state prep ranks as two of them went undefeated The homecoming game produced a welcome reversal as the Trogans pounded out a 13 0 shutout over the W1ndom Eagles It was def1n1tely a team vlctory as both offens1ve and defensxve unxts outplayed the1r opponents BARRIER RAY ROETMAN GRIFFITH Kmqery k1cks BEHIND THE SCENES th two Roberts AN UNIDENTIFIED TROJAN PLAYER make a ta kle Ed d Jerry p form the duti of man Sta geland Wight Knapp d Burnham me up to help RSCTS KN APP JOHNSON ROGERS Q x ' 1 ' , ' 1 0 I - l - a 4 Y , , . e , s an , er es ' n , , , an -C0 E 3 X 1 , gals 3 ml rl 2 lid 1 5, 11 'ml 60 1' MCCOLLUM STANGELAND RAY Contmumg to show 1mprovement the Trojans came up wlth the1r best effort of the season as they held Jack son s grldders to a 13 13 deadlock Two long ga1n1ng plays hlghhghted the game for the locals Both were passes one from Barrxer to Kmgery and the other from Casareto to Kmgery The season fmale found an xnsplred Luverne eleven takmg a 26 0 trlumph from the Trojan grxdders ANDERSON HOLDS 1 h g y yt fy FOR EHLERS 1 a l - - .iii If -' LM., l 4' N ., I ' I I E Lab-,I 7 , . u I . , 7 C gr, QA Ye r-' WIGHT TOREN BULICK D DOE PUHL GROTH KLEVE HEYL NAVARA i. MMM W H S block busters 3 62 f gf , W . . . ff .HAY Xidfw Basketball s Busy Beavers SOUND THE ALARM the prxsoners are loose' No the men 1n the strxped shlrts aren t escapees from Alcatraz It s Just Mr Svmgen and Mr Sexe gxvlng that ofilclal look Gruss asslstant off1c1al to the assistant offlclal appears to be crunchmg a kernel of popcorn Ibetween games f course'J CMA x. Center of attractlons appears to be Mr Bren n 1n th1S unnatural pose G AA 1S on the ball and Trojan basketball coaches also had to be on the ball 1n Workmg the1r respectlve teams Mr Thomp son completed hrs f1fth year as A squad coach and Mr Brennan h1s e1ghth year as B team coach Mr Nelson had the nlnth Mr Regmer the Elghth, and Mr Johnstone Knot plcturedj the seventh grade teams SERVICE WITH A SMILE IS the Job of the managers Al though the dutxes of managmg arent always pleasant the contented look by both Matt Kmgery and Gary Crzppen would lead us to belxeve that they emoy thexr work 63 .I L Ig. I . sp, i . , 3 3 . J ll I . . . ,, e f na . . . . , , . I , Y 0 , , , ,J 75 -W N -W 1952-53 SCHEDULEE Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington fd .,,,, P we ,I W -f Fairmont 36 H Slayton 37 Tracy 45 Pipestone 50 Owatonna 76 Luverne 57 Marshall 55 Windom 39 Jackson 61 Mt. Lake 57 Slayton 41 Luverne 60 Jackson 37 Fulda 51 Windom 43 Lakefield 44 Pipestone 44 64 Up and in goes the ball as Daryl Voss racks up two points in the Fairmont game. Voss paced the Trojans in the scoring department with a 17.9 average for the 17 game season. He had 96 field goals and 112 free throws for a total of 304 points. Anxiously waiting for a possible rebound are Kingery 4441 and Bar- tholomaus 1357. Kingery was the second lead- ing point getter for the Trojans with a 10.3 average. jltfg l5wf 24734 Wa' TROJ' AN VARSITY - first row Hower, Rogers, Coach Thompson, Voss, Kingery. Second row: Barrier, Ehlers, Brey, B W olomaus, Long, Uphoff, Roberts, Casario. - .. P X ' K. I V A V 1 1 U I v K n QL Ni, R 4 , Trgbjan Caqsrs win 9 out of 17 W ,N SX A' XXX? ix! 1 I 4? N 51 ,,1 kg K5 fjx M 2 ' qi Q5 65 THESE FEARLESS FIVE seniors have wound up their careers as Trojan eager! Casareto Hower Vol Rogers Klhlefy A I J' THAT FOR YOU, MY FRIEND, gays Thxngs were lookmg up for the Trojan basketball team when they opened the season wlth four stralght w1ns Fa1rmont was the flrst v1ct1m 47 36 then Slayton 52 37 Tracy 46-45 and Pxpestone 61 50 The Tracy game proved to be a real thr1ller as Jerry Kmgery clmched the game for the Trojans after playmg tlme was over on a free throw Owatorma started a s1x game losmg streak 1n the W Club game by trouncmg our boys 76-45 Then came defeats by Luverne Mar shall Wlndom Jackson and Mountam Lake Lee Barrier in this bit of action from the Mountain Lake game Jerry sets hlmselt for a rebound GET OUT 'TA THERE is the simultaneous thought of Bart 1351, Nino 1251 and Jerry 1443 Ui the Trojans as Luveme tries for a bucket. 66 mr T , NN ' -sr ,:Z,, , QV , . I I A 4 'J' E J 4 'P Ili OLD DOC Thomp p on and all ets bo t h 0 WD E B hol Way t be oo he re ts e e at: g table -.i 'iv- After gettmg back 1n the wm road wlth a 47-41 vlctory over Slayton the Troja.ns dropped two more games, one to Luverne, deSp1te Voss hlgh of 30 pornts and the other to Jackson rn a tlght defenslve duel But then the Trojans seemed to regam form shown at the begmnmg of the year as they swept the1r last four games wlth wms over Fulda Wlndom Lakef1e1d and Plpestone Worthmgton drew a bye 111. flrst round play of the D1StT1Ct E1ght tourney Fulda beaten by the Trojans 1n regular season SpO116d the Red and Blacks hope for the1r fourth crown rn f1V9 years v1a a 56 55 upset Plpestone galned the t1t1e as 1953 D1Stf1Ct Champs 67 WORTHINGTONERS HUSKY AND TALL are these two Trojan co-captains, Daryl Voss and Denny I-lower. Both were stalwarts for the Trojans as they led the team to a successful season. HIGH OFF THE FLOOR, Daryl appears to be getting assistance from a Mountain Lake player in this shot. Kingery and Uphotf move in just in case the ball L HJ D 1 W 'YI W GYM TEAM Flrst row Hartman B Uphot! M. Parker Gender Schissel Moore Phelps Kramer Second row J Preston Peterson Dessem Carlson Toren McCollum Middaugh Tolk Konold R Preston Thnrd row Prinz Ahlers, Janssen D Parker Hefyl, Griffith Osterkamp Ohlson Towne Fourth row Halverson Otto Road Courson Holiday Brunk Johnson Sanderson Schade Uphott Mr Onterberg adviser Through hard work t1m1nq and aqlllty Eleven httle Trojans Were standmg 111 a row, They all went lnto handstands, And put on qu1te a show! 68 The Worthington gym team under the coaching of Milton Oster- berg began this season minus five lettermen. The team attended seven meets, six away and one at home. The major meets were the North- west, Mankato, and the state meet, which only four of the boys at- tended. STEADY AS SHE GOES - Dennis Carlson shows his brawn by support ing three of his teammates: Dessem, Holiday, and Konold Worthington qymnasts improve their ability LOOK AT THAT FORM! Senior and lone clas B man TWINKLE TOES Se lor Don McCollum rests himself in Brian Toren dresses up tor the photographer a handstand during gym practice Mws- 69 3-ms. I l I I I , - n pf: ' 2 , fkr . v ll if ' x h -X in , .. .amfwngklm ww M h . 0 FLYING HIGH is Trojan vaulter Larry Moen. Its not pain but stram that gives expression to his face as he soars high through the sky GERONIMOI Thundering down the stretch tmlnua the horsel is Don McCollum in the broadjump THREE SMILING seniors are these husky looking men, Mc Collum Kmgery and Toren Trolan speed Merchants D1Stf1Ct t1t1es are becommg a hablt for the Worthmgton cmdermen' Coach Baldy Nel son's boys Wlu be after the1r seventh stralght crown when the dlStI'1Ct meet IS held 1n Worthlngton May 15 A large number of veterans bolster the pos Slb111t16S of thls year s squad The new track on the ath1et1c f1e1d W111 also be the s1te of much act1on wlth the mauguratlon of the Tro Jan Relays May 6 Other meets on the Trojan schedule 1nc1ude Holstem Apr11 10 Cherokee, Apr11 18 Man kato, Apr11 27 Esthervllle May 2 D1StI1Ct Meet May 15 Reglonal Meet May 23 and the State Meet, June 2 FEET UP, PAT 'EM ON THE POPO and let them run Eight ot Coach Ne1son's tracksters Ehlers, Ray, Uphott, Ander son, Barrier, Griiiith, Crockett. and Stange land take a warm up sprint THE LINEUPI Mr Snyder s eighth grade boys dress up their ranks ln uniform lines for the cameraman Masculme muscle men ROLL OUT THE BARREL B111' pler and Daryl Parker roll thes eelless els rman Teegnk and Koelzl hbs ca ! QQ FORE intent p Lrs of s a Denny er as prepares to tee off John Kilbrlde Allan Brower ohn Mork and Jerry Oliver are the onlookers The Trojan golf team is seeking its second district title in as many years HOLD THAT POSE Its a good thing this ls only a pic ture or Ronald Bullck would be mighty tired as he sus- tains this marine pushup 'FIRE AT WlLL, says Mr Snyder to David Wilson 71 Merle I-Iarberts and Bill Weppler The object of their projections was to hit the boys on the opposing team l n floor i sop ore boys' '. l . x he . . f THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES Coca Colas comblne with relaxation for these GAA oifxcers Pictured in the fore ground are Pat Berger and Pat Hamman In the background are Edlth Flnckh Martha Cashel and Carol Berry WHAT A RACKETI Janice Peterson vig ox-ously returns the ball over the net while Karen Schmidt watches the play UP AND OVER Pat Hamman correctly demonstrates a walkover Tlme on my hands Jean Parker Jamce Helg and Ila Ferguson all members of the girls tumb lxng team sparmgly take tlme out to Exhlblt athletlc skxll d ym clagses X Develop fcurer ilner losses Make um blg pow wow serve um over the net The glrls ln MISS Hart s phys ed classes have really had a varlety of sports and actlvl tles durlng the year Some of the highllgh s were thrllllng bas' ketball volleyball lm deqk' lelmls tourn ments ln wfhlch the gllrls really put fort thelr pep and vlggir Soclal games su Aa 0 wows and ouse partges were m 1 1 u pl nned and taught Jbyf he stflgdenlsg emsel es JFEMINI EFQIQNESENOT ALTY wmequ r fom Ah eg dpl H afh tc blty fthet bl gteam 'id' s DOWN DOWN DOWN! Wide grins appear on the taces of these GAA. girls as they arrive at the foot of the toboggan slide Shown are LaNoma Whelan Lexie Hudson Muriel Nystrom Mary Nystrom and Julie Knapp CUP YOUR HAND LIKE S0 a d glve the ball a good h ck Mls Ha t e pa volleyball f d mental to Patsy Sp eker Sarah Hullng and Joyce Bra dt I9 ILT llillllllllllllllllll 6, l r ,1 'W ' I ,ag ll I n 1 J ', . ' -mfifzl ' ' ly I dsl' H wa . 's nr 'X- lins un a s QJK i , A , 11 - I as - ' - 7 v,, I . . y 1 1 . . .- . . . MV , l W , ,Q '. ' f,.f 7 .' L fr' . , , ' .rl 'l' y .' u 5 , ' Q V I LJ V N . 1' fwxjilxvl ru ' I AA lf' 7 A ' X14 'N ' .111 XX: li 'lf' ', V lf - flflicl 1 isie r est' Kia? eir: Lei all 0 um in . X W . K A A , yu i I 'i W 2 l l A ' yy J ' l Uvfyol ,F K M Q I j Y ,W , .. ANL A F l VL ill: ' lllr Luv ' . 'fl N lan E L flrxn lj PHA If , 1 . lf BASKETBALL B SQUAD FIN! row Noerenberg Carl Kilbride Koelz Mlttlesildi. Cashel X L ff can idx' ,QJJM4 fm Larson, Marr Second row Long Brey Harberts Roth Mork Olson Grusxinl Coach Bren -AZQ 'Cgach Brennan s second team played a hard ,nf 5 t I Troycm ees D-Coal JEAN AND JOAN ENGELHARDT or Ls it Joan and Jenn? try to influence Doug Ahlf or Ahl! s Drug Store ln the purchase of I program ad for the basketball tournament by using a double amount ot charm 1 l 'l season wmmng f1Ve and losxng thlrteen They opened the season wxth two wms and then lost flve 111 a row Jackson and Mountam Lake both dumped the Bees before they won thelr second game from Slayton They were then rocked for fxve stra1ght losses to close the season Leadmg pomt getters were Mork Brey, and Long FIFTEEN CENTS PLEASE! Gwen Hal bergmakesanleor!thePepC1ubl basketball Dlvlrams to Mary Grave. I 74 W . ffiggli' : 1 1 1 , n Q T ' ,Q : V h 7' X f ,R W ' ' nh. exif, V A X , ' ' l 'Q A L f ' V ff- EM -W Mr - u: v' ' ' ' , ' : V , 1111 1 . --Xxx JW!! . , . . . n . I . A nf XM' - .' -A . . . at 1' x x' f 'ji xy' rx- H ,I Y . . .Ak s' W X . , . be an My N Q N it 'V W 1 2. . -W f i 5 A , N N ,f I W' G Step on the gas Glve her the gun The PEP CLUB tr1es To keep school al1ve THE TEAM WAS IN A HUDDLE and so are these TroJan cheerleaders as they try to draw volume from Worthington team supporters SUSPENSE AND INNERSANCTUM MYS TERY have nothing on these gals The four gxrls Carol Berry Phyllis Meter Gwen Hagberg and Martha Cashel posed m m1d axr for our photographer 5 1' 4 I 1-tn A ,14fn7A' lf,1 A' ff! , f .Q 01,-ff! ffl, ,, Pep Rouserees W 7 'Milf THE YOUNGER GENERATION leams some new tricks in cheerleadmg from veterans Charles Cashel and Marv Trlpp who show their daughters Martha and Marlus the techmques they used when they were cheerleaders ln hlgh school YEA YEA WORTHINGTON TROJANS! These four Bee team cheerleaders glve constant encourage ment to thelr boys out on the floor Sherllyn Martm Vonme Markman Nancy Schxssel and Shirley Frscher 75 ' w-., C X I ' , ra, 4. ' Y' 3075- ':-3 1.-.. ,r . ,ff QQ 'frlp .- K - -ff QA '- T-.ltjfx Q I ' y 1 7 f f 'T fr- ,K ,ea f,-,-f, ., ,, ,, X 11.4. ,J 'Z' V,- V- ' Vslglvl ff -- - . .I .VI,. Ki , I 'liar I ' fg gdr' ' 1' -' X , 1 Lf , -' -,I ' 'J' ' ' 5 'f . I J .' J' ' . ' ofa. ' 'f -4 V. K ' K ,515 z A , ' A g K R X , sew. , L 1 -,......... at T T ll ,. ' ' 1 ,. ,x u 1 ,X ',- xxx , tfl X V X 4 ' L 1 - 1 V E' ' ,l' , fl 1 1 3 ' A 1 f .M V.. T CLUB F I e K g p gery Uph if M C ll J h son Second Kle e Casa eto J nsse C ockett K old Tolk N d Hood che k Ba Bu ha Ahlers Carlso Heyl Wxght Goth F rth o Haye Darll g G lff th Doe Ehle Pete on M O te be g ad ter W Club does 1ts duty Gets to work collects 1ts booty CRYSTAL GAZING OR GAZING INTO THE PAST Happ ly pol tu g es e u e e W Cl b offxce Do M Collu e t Em o h vce p t B 18 ecretary a d Daryl rer 76 The ma1n purpose of the W Club th1s year was the purchase of a wh1rl pool bath for the athlet1c department Second was the selhng of concessxons at the basketball tournament The lettermens club also sponsored three pep meetlngs the football home commg Whlch presented a new ver s1on of Mr Osterberg s old Joke d-d d d-ducks the one for the W Club game featurmg St N1Ck hlmself and fmally the basketball homecornmg whxch produced a robust game of M1am1 Murder The W Club also had its good times with the W Club vs. the faculty soft- ball game and the annual W Club picnic. . Z 'avr FROM RICHES TO RAGS IN REVERSE! You may think the W Club is low on funds but It is only a getup for a pep meeting All are men men are all These boys are on the ball BAA! BAA' BLACK SHEEP' Crockett gets the shears SNOW ON THE MOUNTAIN' Kmgery gets a shampoo as Rlma xrnpatlently awaits his tum at mltxatlon I free at the W Club lmtxatxon A tif 2 sin V1t1BS wgfe Q 5 xi, -.NRS 1 QQ-Q . A SP1 QM? -an was A ? Q ue' U Q A . wg fs' in A? SENIOR BAND PERSONNEL, First row: Oppek, Hay, Heath, Atrops, R. Darling, Miller, Eakin, Calvin, Meier. Watrud, Joyce Ehlers, Schade, Heiberg, Janet Willemssen, P. Albinson. R. Johnson, Brown. Second row: A. Striepe, Koelz, Harrison, Noerenberg, Jacobson, Strohm, Brey, H. Darling, McMurtry, Schissel, Graf, Goff, E. Stower, Luitjens, Benson, J. Nie- meyer, Schaier, James Calvin, Dessem, Crippen, Anderson, D. Doeden, Campbell, Martin, D, Niemeyer. Band, Appears Jif .CL f ,Lu , H ' an - , ' f- V L A117 xf'flf X -f' -mum ers BLARE as Mary a Shirley Martin, and Darlene Niemfyog triple-tongue for a concert, number, Rei 1 f , 1 kc B0 1 Yeshua-qwaai-ata . Mmmti fam... SENIOR BAND PERSONNEL, Third row: Hoeier, Bumham, E. Dolan, Kilbride, Nystrom, Prouty, S. Albinson, Markman. Hokeness, Joan Ehlers, C. Mork, Dahliquist, Freyborg, Casareto, Heig, Shapiro, Williams, Westerlund, Brower, S. Funk, J. Stower, Hughes, D. Funk, Bonander, Hanson, Ludlow, B. Johnson, Sall, Wight, Barrier, Puhl, W. Doeden, Hoodecheck. Fourth row: J. Striepe, English, Helms, Torbeck, Marr, Wick, Olson, J. Mork, M, Dolan, John Willemessen, Ling, Kircher, Larson, Mr. Niemeyer, director. at State Music Educators' Clinic I've waited eight years for this to happen to my band, stated Mr. Nie- meyer as he and his ninety band mem- bers traveled to Minneapolis to play a concert at the Minnesota Music Educa- tors' Clinic. Each year an outstanding band is selected to present this concert, and there isn't a band in the state that could have felt more honored. The snappy marching band deserves a well-earned pat on the back after their grand appearances throughout the year. At the annual Tri-State Band Festival at Luverne, they carried home the first prize trophy. If anyone asks band members about parades they'll say, There's a million of 'em. Their schedule for this year in- cluded the Windom Flax Day parade, Fairmont King Korn Day parade, King Turkey Day parade, and the football homecoming parade. On election day they helped put across the slogan, Get out and Vote by marching through the city streets. Then in the cold, cold win- ter they marched down main street to let the public know The Worthington Story, the movie based on last year's prom, had come to town. 81 51 fl of J ff A - ff ST in Band wears turkey emblems Football season brmgs the greatest show of maneuvers to the surroundlng towns The band goes struttlng down the fleld at every game formmg letters, salutmg both teams, and honormg the cltlzens of Worthmgton by wearmg a turkey emblem on the1r arms Soon late fall, wmter, and at long last sprlng rolls around W1th the change of the season the band swltches from marches to overtures and presents the1r annual fall fes t1Val, wlnter, and sprlng concerts Some of the featured select1ons of the band are the Fmale from Symphony ln F Mmor No 4 Select1ons from Wagnerlan Operas, the overture, The Impressarlo, and Hlgh hghts from Fuuans Ra1nbow WOODWIND WONDERS consxstmg of a quartet- Jackle Nystrom Vxrgle Prouty Mardelle Dahl qulst and Jamce Helg plus a qumtet made up of Rosalxe Johnson Nancy Watrud Erleen Oppek Sandra Ehlers and Shrrley Funk tnot pictured? play a Bb before the concert begms A FIRST CLASS BAND rates a frrst class trophy Mr Nremeyer dlrector and Dorothy Larson band president adm1re the trophy awarded the band at the Trl State Marchlng Band Festryal held m Luverne QUARTETS IN PAIRS the fxrst row pictures the flute quartet Janet Brown Rosalie John son Patsy Albxnson and Janet Wxllemssen The back row features the woodwmd quartet Bob Darlmg Sandra Heath LaDee Atrops and Eileen Oppek 4- K I v ' . . . . , . , 1 x . . . Q e KA . 1 s snr 77 at ' ' as - , -at ---'- ' Ac ' as nc ' . . . . ,, 1 - , , - s 1 , N .. , - 1 . - . , . BRASS ENOUGH for a whole band ibut not Mr Niemeyer sl is found in this sextet con sistmg of Darlene Niemeyer Shirley Martin Allen Brower Don Hoodecheck Dean Funk and Harold Wxck The sextet is aiming for another hxgh rating Ln the state music con test STRAIGHT FROM DCGPATCH country Matt Kingery Dale Swenson Edwm Rogers and Glen Nellsen four L11 Abners croon their tunes while their Daisy Maes stand close by and swoon Please recognize our usually dignified boys quartet' SETTING SENIOR HEARTS aflame with the song, Make Believe, is this popular choral octet-Marcia Scribner, Connie Martin, Norita Anderson. Janet Shore, Phyllis Martin, Dianna Doeden, Mardelle Dahlquist, and La- Dee Atrops. Ensembles work for harmony Music students are fond of the small ensem bles for both lnstrumental and vocal music By far the most popular IS the boys quartet, composed of junior boys who are members of the senior choir Their many appearances at pep fests and assemblies were welcomed Wlth zest and enthuslasm The small groups have many opportunities for public appearances They answer Mr Private Citizens telephone call Is there a school group who can supply music for our xt club meeting? These ensembles are also entered in the music contest Each year one contest 1S held for the solos and small groups and another for the choirs and bands 83 ,- 4 SENIOR CHOIR PERSONNEL, First row: Schecter, Kramer, C. Martin, Scribner, Ball, Haberman, Hoefer, G. Hagberg, Schroer, Bartz, Greven, Little, Joan Englehart, Jean Englehart, Flathers, Campbell, Chukker, P, Martin, D. Ling, Atrops, Schafer, Rockwood, Second row: Paulson, J, Ehlers. C. Ling, S, Ehlers. C. Anderson, Finckh, Hallbeck, J. Anderson, Andringa, Selberg, N. Anderson, Nystrom, Shore, Cole, Ruder, S. Martin, Harberis. Markman, Deutschman, Kempema, Berry, S. Funk, K. Westerlund, Dahlquist, Heig. Mr, Otteson, director. Fred Warincjs Mr. Otteson took on a great task last Twas the night before Christmas fall when he came to Worthington as and all through the house, not a crea- ture was stirring, not even a mouse. This favorite song was featured at the Christmas Concert with the help of the speech, choir, and art students. Individual solos were taken by Matt Kingery, Edwin Rogers, Rollie John- son, JoAnne Greven, Pat Haberman, Terry Ball, Mardelle Dahlquist, La- Dee Atrops, and Dianna Doeden. Actors in a skit of this story were Dick Dirks, Eileen Oppek, and Don Hoodecheck. Special effects were produced by Mr. Boyce and Mr. Am- berson. 84 the new choir director. He knew what Miss Williams meant to this school but he put his best foot for- ward and reached the goal he set. The students found he loved music enough to have fun at times and then turn serious, depending on the song. Two special numbers by the choir this year were Russian Picnic with a tenor solo by Matt Kingery, and Go Down Deathi' a song to the accom- paniment of tomtom drums. .www ,ov-W - . , f Sl' . V! SENIOR CHOIR PERSONNEL, Third row: Niemeyer, McBride, Rosalie Johnson, Garberson, L. Wick, Neilson, Hay, Jones, Mc Caley, Rogers, R. Hagberg, Sampson, Swenson, H. Wick, Hower, Kingery, Preston, Tiesler, Mulder, Ennen, McCall, Lawrence. Four-th row: Tachowski, Terhark, Heyl, D. Anderson, Roland Johnson, L. Olson, Uphoff, Larson, Leistico, D. Johnson, Hoke- ness, L. Anderson, Crockett, Rotschafer, D. Funk, Soll, T. Westerlund, R, Leistico, J. Olson, Griesman, Fitch, Doeden M. Anderson. xx I I Night Before Christmas steals show And down the chimney he came with a boundf' While the choir sings the story, ac- tion takes place in pantomime form by the three characters, St. Nicholas with his little old pack, Ma in her kerchief, and Pa in his cap, in the Fred War- ing arrangement of Twas the Night Before Christmas. 85 1 I , - H' f r cfm- I' ' .Q Q STRINGS ARE STRU NG for the violin quartet - Rosalie Johnson, Esther Freyborg, - Marcia Scribner, and Ginger Hallbeck. Mr. Buller is the director. Hi ho and a fiddle dee dee! I, f 0 ff 5 . ? 4V o ., l U 'V c I 4 9 nz 0 ' r 9 l 1 The music department is fortunate in hav- ing four instructors. The vocal department, directed by Mr. Otteson, has a total of 262 members in the three choirs. Mr. Buller directs the string program Mr Nlemeyer and Miss Borg direct the two bands Band students total 161 plus a number of begin ners who are not enrolled in either band BEAUTIFUL WINDOWS form a beautiful background for beautiful girls These sophomore caroleers are Connie Flathers La Vonne Markman Ginger Hallbeck Carol Ling Carolyn Faith Anderson Rosalie Johnson Janice Heig Joan Ehlers Joan Paulson and Sandra Ehlers 2 PH!!! ,5 1 I f 1' I if A y - W' V f' W f' ,1 2' 5-'f 'fl . I' 1 fm fi f fo ,M -.mf W V, 0 , , ll, , ff' In 7, f Thf' ,rl ,1 K p-J A+' ' 6 f,l'ff , 5 K I , 1 , C 86 I, Ah If I iff w- . 7 -. ,sf , f J A ,Wg e,f,+:'f ,J '- r- - rr, Q -iv' , , e at- f -f ffi .. I J f I .v I 4 'Q td -,gas iss fl qs JE it U' ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL Furst row Johnson Freyborg Huntslnger Hallbeck Wlllemssen Helberg Small Second row Scrxbner Strxepe Hodges Oppek Stower Goff Niemeyer Ehlers Hokeness Burnham Thfrd row Vos Sexdel Helms Pop pen Torbeck Mork Puhl Mr Buller dlrector Olsen Mr Buller 1S always lookmg for new talent to help the orchestra through ltS growmg pa1ns Thxs muslcal peewee IS maklng 1tse1f seen and heard by appearmg at several school funct1ons The grand fmale for the years work IS the performance at the commence ment exerc1ses when the sen1ors march to the strams of Pomp and Clrcumstance Over twenty f1ve mus1c1ans now comprlse the membersh1p of th1s progressmg organ1zat1on Mr Buller s lookmq for me' X ef f M f jywj 6ffQ6f JUST TUNING UP for I-Iolxday for Str1ngs the vxolm trlo Janet Stnepe, Vance Huntsmger, and Beverly Smaxl, poxse mstruments as Mr Buller folds lus hands and walts for the sweet notes to fall 87 U v 1 M 3352521 ', 5' U , Q 5 r fx . gl., Fi 5. aan fi 'L-, M - gc . its we I u . ' ' o 0 . . . . . . , fr U if ' ' 7 ' 9 6 W Q ' ' 1 J fe rv Y! fx I N . H fr 'WX' V ,Xxx V J XV V Y !,,,,, - 4 f , . . . . . I Cr!! Y X JUNIOR BAND PERSONNEL, Third row Kllker Saye Pittman Albmson Boddy Flathers Wahl Harrison Burnham Blume W. Johnson, Casareto, Shapiro, Jorgenson D Schmidt. Mork Peterson J Schmidt Stower Hughes Sondergard Benson Mahlberg, L. Olsen, Schafer, Ludlow B Johnson Vanzwol Drummers Thill Striepe Willemssen Hvistendahl Miss Borg, director. Produce melody that s Just so Freshmen harmony-makers serenade the seniors at their annual pheasant banquet. They are: Bjarne Johnson, Danny Doeden, Glenn Benson, and Don Barrier. These boys offer stiff competition to the senior high quartet. 315 FFA PERSONNEL Flrst row Mr Johnson advlser Smith Knuth Roth Llndemann Gerdes Engelkes Bruns Anton Hokeness Lathrop Second row Rogers K Lulng Rodney Henderschledt V Correll Hassmg Mmmg Yates Pame Trees Robmson Voss Brake Thlrd row Grxes D Correll Greeley Hokeness Schlopkohl Kunze Dlekmann Ludlow Joul Txesler Johannmg Fourth row D Doeden Robmson Werkman Jacobson Braun Wallace Groenewold Grussmg Schroeder Konold Fifth row Gordon Roger Henderschxedt Harberts Beckman Bulxck B Luang R Doeden Ackerman Bowman Doe Olson F F A becomes b1g league stuff JUST AS GEORGE WASHINGTON kept hxs farm accounts so do these FFA offxcers Rayburn Roetman reporter Wlllard Bullck Student Counczl representatxve Roger Anton sentmel and Paul Hoke nas treasurer r 90 Coppmg top honors at the Nat1onal Contest 1n Kansas C1ty 1S the new feather 1n the hat of the local Future Farmers of Amerlca Jun Lathrop, Al fred Dlrks, and Daryle Dawson made up the team that won the coveted Gold Emblem Award for General Llvestock Judgmg last fall Members act1v1t1es have been many and var1ed Boys have grown cert1f1ed seed and ra1sed purebred sw1ne on chapter contracts The groups have also sold several 1tems to add money to the treasury A var1ety of teams offer a chance to every member L1vestock, Da1rv Crops, Poultry, and Parl1amentary Procedure teams part1c1pated 1n d1str1ct and state contests .ll 7: 4- 1 t f. . .. -- - u 2 - . . , . . 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' .7 FFA PERSONNEL Fnrst row Burnham Doe Ray Roetman Carlson D Wllll3mS R Teermk Buhck W Adolph W Rogers Groth Mr Larson advlser Second row E Rogers Nlelsen Voss C Wllll3mS Hmdt Hartle Boom Hokeness Reltsma Rogers Third row Helter Roth Hartman Boots Prms Bxcknese Robertson Sampson Hagberg Janssen Drrks Fourth row Roetzel V1s Fagemess Jeffers Probst M Dlekmann Mulder Nasers N Teermk Pratt Beermann Fifth row Heldt L Ruesch D Ruesch Olson Butcher Strom M Adolph Wxght Ry Roetman Zylstra H Teermk as ludqlnq team enters natlenal WHEREVER CORN IS GROWN FFA boys are actxve Here we see the vxce presxdent Burdell Doe the presldent J1m Burnham the secretary Jxm Lathrop Hlghllghts of the year are the annual Parent Son Banquet and FFA week Both advlsers and members work hard to make th1s chapter one of the outstand mg 1n the state Defmltely lt 1S the largest and most actlve club ln our h1gh school One of the most coveted awards each year IS the State Farmer degree, awarded to outstandmg boys m the state Cand1dates for the State Farmer degree are Wlllard Buhck Jxm Lathrop, Al fred Dlrks Jlm Burnham Jxm Ahlers, Paul Hokeness, Denn1s Carlson, Charles Mlddagh, and Myron Rogers 91 ' an . . . , . , , , , . , . 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In 4 . . . . . . x ' 1 a y - 1 1 .Al vw PROJECTIONIST CLUB Flrst row Rotschafer Wlck Toren Schxssel Kleve Rxma Knapp Second row Uphoff Whelan Burns Bucher Dlrks Anderson Johnson Third row Vaxth Voss Navara McCollum Kmgery Rachuy Members of the Pro3ect1on1st Club have the chance to become rnusclemen Whlle do mg thelr ass1gned work At least by haul mg heavy screens, projectors, recorders, and phonographs around the halls from class to class they should acqulre some re semblance to the famed Charles Atlas' W1th Mr Gustafson as advlser and me chanlcal superv1sor, these boys galn factual knowledge and exper1ence ln movle pro ductlon wh1le supplylng vlsual lnstructlon to all students CHECKING THEIR EQUIPMENT before settmg out on dally asslgnments are Projectxonlst offxcers Jlm Rlma Student Councll representatlve Frltz Knapp secretary Daryl Voss v1ce presxdent and Jerry Kmgery presxdent u I , I! p C c QL DISPLAYING ADVERTISING for recently purchased books durmg a second hour study hall are Joyce Lambert and Mr LeD0ux school lxbrarxan and club adviser Twenty busy gurls spend then' study perlods checklng out books collectmg f1nes and arrangmg orderly shelves to make lt 1er to f1nd that certaln reference we so often need Organlzed as a club and advlsed by Mr LeDoux, they share exper1ences and mls takes wh1le gamlng helpful knowledge for part tlme work 1n colleges or as full t11'IlE l1brary asslstants One project that the L1brary Club car med on thls year was a candy sale from wh1ch the proceeds were sent to the March of Dlmes J, 3 -'wwf W .W fi- X. LENDING A HELPING HAND to Jumor high readers are Library Club officers Nancy Watrud and Marcia Schissel asslsted by Mary Thlner Books qo out fmes come 1n HORSE LOVERS Q75 ALL young 11brar1ans Martm Lawrence Remken Sorenson Rxens ra Kmgery Blegler Maher and Vos are elther admlrmg the equzne plctures on the book Jackets or thelr own artxstxc touches . . C Y A l i I 8 54:4-u-aa N ,M 93 was Jvc. . Q . , . . U eas' ' 55 - 77 - - . . I , . . . . , . 'M . W IW 1 jf A ,fy ' A xx 2 .P K X ky HW W K xxs-'ff E -. xv, l 3 -,Vi . M' ' 5 7? A . ,- C 'f LM' h, . 1 45 5, S. y A as My if ay v .,,y ,Y . L , -. 1 Q Kms v ' ! fa? A A . Q , Q Q. lwdg n QC, TAKING A PEEK at the rolls for a FHA dmner is Mildred Kunze SPAGHETTI SPAGHETTI SPAGHETTI but not at Mxkes 'ind X ........-ff---'A' VK, SUGAR AND SPICE and all that 15 n1ce IS the motto for three xndustrxous members Annette Behrens Elva Jean Baerenwald and Eleanor Prahl as they add the fmal touch to dlnner prep aratxons iszsteezrizfzeaxssfazfsafsiozzoaffm F H A Prachces Homemakmq Y. One of the new organlzatlons 1n school thls year was the Future Homemakers of Amerlca started by M1ss Ranseen Under the capable leadershlp of Ehzabeth Enghsh presldent of the chapter, the club progressed 1n plannmg and carrymg out many 8Ct1V1t18S Among these were coffee part1es for the faculty, work meetlngs and dmner meetmgs for chapter members and speakers from local buslness estabhshments Offlcers of the chapter are Ehzabeth Eng hsh presldent, Bonnle Levme, v1ce presldent, Elva Baerenwald treasurer, Mlldred Kunze, secretary, Janet Casareto, hlstorlan, and Patsy Bartz, recorder BOXES AND BOWS provide materxal for a glit wrapplng demonstratxon by Gordon Hvrs tendahl Hxbma Burnham Le vme Calvln Casareto Selberg and Von Holtum at a rnxd winter meeting j' ws ,asf , 3 Q 3 if G C ,,, ' I a A I M , 'Q I mf' d , ix - Y I O I l i X Q . . . 1. . . . , . 433 . . ' li? . A Y , - Q , ry ,V . I V ..- i 5 ? . ' ' - , ' j V , A I' ,A b -1 n 4 Laird-N , 1 . 4 QIS-ff me ' 'S ' A 94 Ike TRYING THEIR SKILLS at various media are Artistocrat members Shirley Beigler, Pat McBride, Voni Bilsten, and W Wanda Rienstra, with Laverne S011 looking on. Artistocrcrts learn crafts Paradlng as an infant in the school s family of clubs the Artistocrats com bine labor with rollicking sessions of fun Meeting Weekly members dabble in paints, sculpture clay, draw, tool leather and complete art hobbies Be sides personal projects, they work on posters and offer artistic advice and know how to other organizations Artistocrat officers are Ellzabeth English president Jerry McCoy, vice president, Jerry Navara, Student Council representative, Joan Paulson, treasurer, and Ginger Hallbeck, secre tary HOW'S THIS FOR SIZE? Delmar Uphoff models the latest in ladies' purses during an Artistocrat session. Shirley Wilson and Jerry Navara watch his antics while they equip themselves for tooling leather billfolds. BUSILV SCULPTURING a sticky block of clay, Jim Car- michael, Roger Leistico and Mike Cashel prepare for future rivalry with the great masters of art. rw. f' SORTING AND PACKING pic tures for entrance in Scholastic Award competition are Evelyn Terhark Jerry McCoy and Joan Paulson These paintings are ex amples of tempera work www wb 'Pfam an-v'Ww ,.r'--1 NOT A POLITICAL CONVENTION but Latm Leglon offxcers' Denn Hower treasurer Lynn Rachuy Vlce president Lee Barrler Student Councll representatxve Mary Campbell secretary and Jackle Nystrom Latm Spamsh Clubs grow Clad 1n the trad1t1ona1 wh1te togas, 41 f1rst year Latln students were 1n1t1ated 1nto the Lat1n Leglon, thus 1ncreas1ng membersh1p to 80 '5' 9 CIVILIZATIONT Bob Darling ap pears to enJoy glvmg h1S slave that new look In case you dont recog nxze hlm the vlctxm IS Duane Noeren berg all tlme hlgh Under the guldance of Mxss Newhouse, the club presented the play Perseus and the Gor gans Head to the student body durmg March Among the other act1v1t1es sponsored by the Latln Leglon were a Chrlstmas party, a Roman banquet, a pep meetmg, and a school party LATIN LEGION MEN seem content to Just s1t at the club s Chrxstmas party wh11e Audrey Kramer holds the floor at Lad1es Axd Its' hex. THIS LITTLE PIGGY went to the Latm Legmn Banquet and ended up as a roast Here hes presentxng a carvmg problem to Ned Olson and Lynn Rachuy X 3 i I 'kt I ' ' ' . y l I 1 . . . . -an SA N . , - 7 Y! ' 96 CEREMONIAL PRIEST, Eddie Dolan, and the Spirits of Latin I and Latin II, Shirley Funk and Janet Shore, take part in the ceremony for new Latin Legion members. ,-.N S..- RED HOT CHILI really hit the spot at the Spanish Club banquet held one cold winter night Janet Wil lemssen Maxine Jafvert Kay Elias and Joyce Benson are the freshmen girls who serxed the dinner Forelqn languages qo soc1al The baby in the language department IS Span 1sh, now offered for the first time to beginnlng and advanced classes The Cleveland plan IS used, which means that almost all speech 1n class IS con ducted in Spanish The instructor, Miss Henjum, also acts as adviser for the Spanish Club ROSES FOR MEMBERSHIP' M155 Hemum pins a rose on Jean Sorenson symbohzmg her first year as a mem ber of the Spanish Club The picture to the right is a scene from the Span lsh Banquet featuring Quirmg Rogers Shapiro Fmckh Otto Jensen Riens tra with Miss Hemum in the center rms THE PAUSE THAT REFFIESHES' Junxor Y offlcers Lee Barrler LaDee Atrops Delmar Uphoff Gall Clark Matt K1ngery Gwen Hagberg J1m Ray Shxrley Hunt and Sandra Cramer get together for cokes FRESHMEN HI V OFFICERS Fred Ehlers Gary Hollxday and Dlck Rlckbell take time off from thelr executlve dutzes for a quxck game of Ping DONE LOOKIN OFFICIAL! The Freshmen Tri Hi Y offxcers Lozs Nau Mary Reed Jerene Ludvmgson Beverly Smaxl and Tacy Vanzwol conslder a b1t of busmess presented by Ted Schroeder gen eral Y M C A secretary whxle Bob Brown boys work secretary looks on Y groups are on the move Grab a palnt brush or a broom a d get to workl' Members of the hlgh school Y orgamzatlons are busy worklng on the1r club rooms ln the new Youth Center Wh1Ch w1l1 open early 1n September The Trl H1 Y s and H1 Y s have ac comphshed much as a group They sponsored the annual Sadle Hawkms Day ln November Every Saturday mght they conduct Teen Canteen, 111 add1t1on to the moldmg of hves for adult manhood and womanhood rw USHER CLUB Flrst row Rognas Otto Bass Bartz Baeren wald Schroer Brown Eakxn Heath N Anderson Second row Groth Frey Martm Olberdmg Kunze Harberts Ter hark Shore Johnson Maher Mexer Third row Prahl M Meyers Cashel Frxtz Rlenstra Bllsten Cruxt Campbell Torbeck Strxepe Schlssel Fourth row Selberg Pruess Txes Usherettes are on the Job ler Von Holtum M Anderson Nau Freyborg Hay Roberts Basche Nystrom Hoefer Flfth row Kramer Vos Hartman Janssen Behrens Fagerness Jacobson J Anderson Peters K1rcher Larson Snxth row Groenewold Roos Doeden Chukker Lawrence Jenkms Llnster McCall Pederson Lmg Pater One always gets a hft When entermg Memor1a1 Audltorxum The charmmg usher ettes, statloned at the mam and balcony doors, are famous for thelr snules and dresses The Usher Club, adv1sed by MISS HenJum 1S composed of s1xty SIX sen1or glrls They take turns servmg at varlous functlons at the h1gh school aud1tor1urn WE HOPE YOU LIKE THE PROGRAM Jamece Selberg and Norlta Anderson greet guests arrxvlng for a concert L5 ef RT? if SHARING DEAN FUNKS PRIZE BOX OF CANDY are Thesplans lmtlates and old members Front row actors and actresses are Dick Dlrks Gary Cnppen Martha Cashel Jackle Nystrom and Norxta Anderson Thesplans don mask and Wlq GUARD THAT VILLAIN CLAY' Grandma tSh1rley Mar-tmp and Hope fMax'y Camp belly seem pretty sure that Clay 4Matt Kmgeryb wxll shoot that crxtter 1Roll1e John son as Leml da1d' durmg a practlce of the one act play On Vengeance Hexght SEATED AROUND A CANDLELlT TABLE followmg the mxtlatlon ceremony are Thesplans Roland Johnson Mlss Holland advxser Denny Hower presl dent Patsy Bartz Student Councll repre sentatlve Mary Campbell treasurer and Gall Clark secretary a true Thesplans, The three one act plays Flnger of God The Clod and On V geance He1ght were presented 1n local elurnnatlon contest IH prep- arat1on for the d1str1ct contest Trylng to keep to the natlonal SOC16tyS motto Act well your p t there all the honor hes, Worthmgton Thesp1ans expend thelr energles Whether thelr par t1cular roles are actlng or the less g'lOI'lfl9d work ln staglng prompt mg, d1rect1ng, or costurmng 4 rs y MN . 1 y L l., ' ' To ll ' show must go on. Th1s sprmg SL ' ,H H ,H 7 KL en- . ,, . ' I H . , , . ,, ' ' . . ,, . . ' al' I v - o 1oo JUNE BUGS Roberts Brown Beck Carstadt Christiansen HOODICHICKS Meier Ehlers Schaffer Larson Nau SALLYS PIN UPS Rockwood Cramer Atrops Clark Hunt TROJAN STRIKES Cruit Martin Peters Campbell Cashel WHY DONT YOU TRY SPOT BOWLING? Dorothy Larson president asks Mary Campbell the eager treasurer Martha Cashel secretary looks on with approval TroJcxn Gals spare no strikes Down on four' A strike' Such gleef l shouts have become familiar to the 47 mem bers of the Trojan Gals Bowling League who swing into action every Monday at 3 45 p m A sophomore team, the Pin Hens, leads the race for first place, followed closely by the Trojan Strikes, a senior team Janet Casareto, sophomore, has rolled her Dorothy Larson a senior, copped individual game honors with a high of 207 Climaxmg the year were the singles and doubles tournaments held in the latter part of March under Mr Osterberg s direction PIN HENS Heig Biegler Burnham Schissel Casareto VEEPS Schmuck Peterson Dolan Bixby Strom VANITIES Bass Baer enwalcl Otto Rienstra Olberdmg SILENT SPAFIES Hansen Hallstrom Carlson Chukker Smith Ruder l - - H .95 ' -77 u . , . self into the top position, averaging 134. ., . , . . 101 5 A 5 K 6 1 v 2 u 1 K 4 1 i 1 Q Q ti W Vs 1 3 2 :fs 4 X' 1 1 f 1 '5x?,f'-j A' ., ' 9 ' ' ,, ,V , M ' g Y Y v 4. -4 ' W .gf . at ,gg m 'f au 'Q J et? 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' 11-me ...gf A -r, Q, X . 5 ff1'w 1 f , 4 ' ff ,M 1 ff - xg-+ h if ' , Jas' fK,-Q:5n f31fi9?5 f nv fi. ,YW wkQgiVfQ5zQ'i,fQ,'?' afar tif' QV., 'fmqhl v-fit' s ' 'H ' V 1 . ff Mag- 'Q.:,-.1'f35-if-H3123 Jghflmv- 1 ff ' ff Y V5 Y 2- 2 LAUGH AND THE WORLD laughs wlth you Wanda must have found somethmg humorous to show her declamatxon frlends Thxs group of humorous declam students features Shlrley Fxscher Gall Clark Wanda Rxenstra J8Ckl9 HVISYBH dahl Betty Feenstra Second row Clare Ann Moore Joan Ehlers Arloulne Uphoff and Melva Fagerness Speech students work Debaters part1c1pated 1n seven con tests covermg a fxve state area, North and South Dakota, Mmnesota, Iowa and Wlsconsln The outstandmg achxevement was made at the South St Paul contest when a team made up of Dolan Hall beck, Burnham and Cashel came out undefeated after s1x rounds of debate, thus attalnlng an und1sputed flrst place The debaters, coached by Mr Amber son, have appeared at contests 1n the followxng schools Mankato H1gh Car leton College Gustavus Adolphus, Mad1son Hlgh S St Paul, and the d1s tr1ct contest at Jackson WHEELS OF FORTUNE Rolhe Johnson really looks hke the wheel on thls picture wh11e Myrna Harberts Mary Campbell and Lynn Rachuy Jokmgly sxt back and take h1s orders SINCERITY WITH A SMILE Shxrley Flscher flashes that special smlle toward her Faxrmont opponents durmg a practlce debate tournament Deanna Hughes, Falrmont, Deanna Nllson, a.nd Duane Swanberg also from Falrmont earn estly take notes and have both ears wide open to catch that lxttle phrase that rmght help them l n 104 'U '57 'S fl 2 ' ' Z ' Q , , Z . kr: . - . I - , r K l l 1 4 Y gy , Q - x if V4 U 5 6 . . ,A , - f 7 , T N ' . - A ' C 'E 2 , - 7 , . . ' for polse and p1ns To attam membership in Nat1onal Forensic League, students must earn 20 points by taking part ln in terscholastic debate and speech con tests, speaking to adult groups or over the radlo By obtaining 50 points, members are ellgible for a degree of honor pm 100 points for a degree of excellence, and 200 points for a degree of distinction Students have a variety of di visions to choose from such as dra matic and humorous reading non origmal and original oratlons, and extemporaneous speaking ,,.- -Y- M if FUTURE POLITICIANS gather informa- tion for declam. Students pictured are: Jean Deutchman, Mardelle Dahlquist, Myrna Harberts, Dean Funk, Deanna Nilsen, Joyce Burnham, Eileen Oppek, Lynn Rachey, Scott Griesman, Brad Dickey, Gary Crippen, Evelyn Bonan- der, and Helen Feenstra. Gary Crippen received a first-place rating in extem- peraneous speaking at the Tri-state con- test in Madison, S. Dak. CREAM OF THE CROP These first class debaters Mary Dolan Ginger Hallbeck Joyce Burnham and Jane Cashel appear as though they have really gwen those opponents the old one two' ARGUMENTS AND REASONING are mighty important to these debaters Pic tured are Shirley Fischer Gall Clark .Tackle Hvxstendahl IWSIJOTIC Jeppesen Deanna Nilson Jean Deutchman Julie Kempema Sandra Cramer Mardelle Dahl quist Hele Feenstra Scott Griesman Gary Crlpp Burdell Doe and Bradley Dickey l L ,tfflvp : l ' Q . . - .- 7 A N 'I If' , Q V I N xv - jr 9,7 J 1 T 'Pu yr I T 0. '-1 .. -'Q V, YM Q Q1 bv' mos ff 'ZW 1 JUNIOR PLAY CASTS Gary Crxppen Terrle Ball Audrey Kramer Gall Clark Pat Haberman D1ck Dlrks Second row Gary Heldt LaDee Atrops Exleen Oppek Jean Deutschman Allen Brower Third row Delmar Uphoff Jlm Cr Bucher Matt Kmgery Iunlors try staqecrcxft ockett Elden BEING MADE ELDERLY by a member of the make up commxttee Betty Jackson the dxstxngulshed Mr Davenport lGary Heldtl Under the d1rect1on of Mr Chr1st1anson, the Juruor class play The Late Chrxstopher Bean, was presented wlth a double cast on October 20 and 21 Headmg the cast were Gaul Clark and E1leen Oppek as Abby the ma1d D1ck Dxrks and .hm Rotschafer as Dr Haggett, and Jo Anne Greven and LaDee Atrops as Mrs Hag get . A TENSE MOMENT as Dr. Haggett 4Jim Rotschaferl tries to explain his selling a canvas to both Mr. Rosen 4Delmar Uphoffl and Mr. Davenport 1Gary Heldtl with Abby lllileen Oppekb waiting with another offer for the picture. 106 N f ' V jr? Q?-a X es We A 6 Kilggyy in ONE UNHAPPY FAMILY' Mrs Haggett 1JoAnne Grewenr comforts Ada tTerr1e Ballr and Dr Haggett 1.71m Rotschafern sympthrzes vuth Susan LJean Deutschmam as Warren nGlen Nellsenl makes his SXII Present Late Chns Bean MA' HES KISSING HER' Ada tTerr1e Ball! seeks comfort from her mother iJoAnne Grew en? rn grxef her moment of Supportmg roles were carrled by Terr1e Ball and Audrey Kramer as Ada Jean Deut schman and Pat Haberman as Susan Elden Bucher and Glen Nexlsen as Warren, Allen Brower and Matt Klngery as Tallant Delmar Uphoff and Jlm Crockett as Rosen, and Gary Heldt and Gary Cmppen as Davenport M1 Amberson supervlsed make up MONEY' MONEY' MONEY' Members of the cast Jrm Crockett Gary Crxppen LaDee Atrops D1ck Dlrks Audrey Kramer and Gall Clark examlne valuable canxasses of The Late Chnstopher Bean ww. 9, 107 ,,.,f dl fa HAIL QUEEN MARLUS' Lookmg on xxhlle Coach Johnston places thc crovsn on her maJe-.tx s head are attendant lxancy Schlssel Connle Martln Eleanor Prahl and Mxldred Kunze Sparks set off the 1953 foot ball homecommg fest1v1t1es on October 10 w1th a bor1f1re the precedmg mght The pep meetmg and parade really hepped up our splrrts so that by game tlme the Trojans eagerlv took thelr cue and won a trlumphant v1ctory over the W1ndom Eagles Splrxts contmued to soar lugh as the royalty was pre sented at the party wxth the mus1c of Lowell Steward and h1s band Hcul Marlus Queen of Gr1d1ron' LIFE WAS ONE GAY WHIRL Gnmg thelr rendltxon of the Gay Nxnetles are M1ss Ranseen and 'VIrs Boyce CHARLESTON RAGE' NIIQS Pederson and Mlss Borg render thezr IH terpretauon of the 19205 for the 1913 Homecomlng DISPLAYING THEIR PEPSODENT smiles the homecomxng royalty awaits to be presented before the spectators at game half mme 108 V an k hi tw Q' . . . . 1 not l as yi L X . . Ko W ar x f W... ' ' . gi-Y F 3 D Em vAQ 7 I . Mx? :il Y, 1 Q IN ALL HIS CROWNING GLORY IS Coach Ken Thompson s Myrna and Denny are proudly vested wlth royal honors STEPPING OFF to head the Grand March are His Malesty Kmg Denms and Her Hxghness Queen Myrna Myrna Denny Royal Couple of 53 Myrna Harberts and Den n1s Hower were crowned Queen and K1ng 1n an elab orate royal ceremony dur mg homecommg fSSt1VltleS on February 6 The royal couple re1gned over the party followmg a close game wlth the Jackson Bluejays who won by a two po1nt margln, 37 35 Muslc for the party was prov1ded by Paul Hotstetler and h1s band ROYALTY ON PARADE Attendants and pages pxctured m the fxrst row are Gwen Hag berg Gordon Larson J1m Burnham Patsy Bartz Debby Hower and Sandra Sexdel Stand mg are Wayne Bartholomaus Fr1tz Knapp Sh1rley Von Holtum Denms Hower Myma Har berts Janet Brown N1no Casareto and Marvm Larson 109 D? if 5 of I 4 l ' 5 sf A litre ,QE Y 1 ' A531 lf? ff' :A , 3 . I a Q A 5 I I ... PAUSING FOR A MOMENT between fllmmg of prom plctures are these company producers and students 'THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH featuring clowns Joan Ehlers and Don Hoodecheck set off our Junxor Semor Banquet 4 U5fQv+ L TIME OUT T0 RELAX' Glvmg then' toot sles a rest are Leshe Onken Rose Mane Basche Lynn Rachuy and Patty Cole ONLY A ROSE became the theme song for these ambmous Junlors as they tumed out rose after rose for prom decorahons 1 I ,' 1, f, . 4 N ' 1 m 4 4 H I 1 It 3-rfffunliors -Seniors enjoy Q f M be V ' W he A f ,fly OOPS' SOMEONE seems to have nusplaced the t ln the word pxctures or else adopted a new method of spellmg REFRESHING MEMORIES Rxcky Vanzwol and Adnenne Barlsh attend the premxere showmg of the Worthmgton story Clrcus cmd Deep South ALL THE FOOD we can 7 a- A eat T1red but hungry Mel Spxllman Shxrley Fxschex' Lloyd Peterson and Clance Rutzel eat heartxly as the all night event draw to a close MIDNIGHT SNACK COMING UP! These prom goers take t1me out to store up enough energy for the next gala event M11- 'I 4 -.4-4. 4. .I UM .... UM . . ,' lb S , Ta , 1 1 , on R uf 1As,,f ,eu Mo, J' f f C A 5 X .,.- .. 4 K . .i' We .4 ez 1 wil e xi S 1 bi I 'NX 111 'Bl' PULL SANDRA' That stxcky stuff rubber cement is bemg applxed to senlor plctures by Sandra Heath under superv1s10n of Troyan staff members Vonl Bllsten and Janet Shore Vonl drew the elves appearmg ln the annual and Janet dxvlded fxrst semester dutxes as W H1 Star edxtor ...il he PRIZE PHOTOGRAPHS from the Eastman Kodak contest are given close scmtlny by prxze photographers Don McCollum Brxan Toren and Don Hoodecheck who took the TroJan and H1 Star pictures TroJan staff keeps up to par The events of the school year are recorded 1n the yearbook the Trojan Co ed1tors were Dolores Llng and Patsy Bartz, buslness man agers, J1m Lathrop and W1llard Buhck, sports ed1tors, Dean Funk and Br1an Toren The copywrltlng was done by Martha Cashel, Sh1rley Martm Dorothy Larson, Janet Shore, Evle Cflllt, and Sandra Heath Art work was created by Vonn1e B1lsten Don McCollum was head photographer, asslsted by Don Hoodecheck, Jumor The two sports ed1tors Dean and Br1an, also took plctures The 1953 Trojan IS the largest ln the h1s tory of the school The book 1S advlsed by M1ss Kruse MAKING PICTURE REDUCTIONS caused many a frown slmllar to that furrowlng Jlm Lathrop s brow Wlllard Buhck Evxe Cfult and Dolores Llng are tal-ung thu new challenge a httle less ser1ously SMILING AND PRESUMABLY CARE- FREE, Trojan staffers Shirley Martin, Dean Funk, Patsy Bartz, and Dorothy Larson stand amidst the remains of the howling blizzard that played havoc on the yearbook deadline. R Wye, he Monthly news v1a W H1 Star The f1rst semester staff of the W H1 Star was composed of members of last year s Jour nallsm class Janet Shore acted as ed1tor, Sh1r ley Martln, assocrate ed1tor, feature ed1tors, Dorothy Larson, Dolores Llng, sports ed1tor, Dean Funk, buslness manager, Evle Crult, art ed1tor, Dlane Doeden Durmg the second semester, th1s years Journahsm class took over the publ1cat1on Co edltors were Martha Cashel and Nancy Wat rud, assoclate edrtors were Patsy Bartz, Carol Andrlnga, feature edltors, Wanda Rlenstra, Klngery Kay Kmgery busmess manager, Jeanette Maher, art ed1tor, Vonnle B11sten Mr Gruss was the adv1ser A SOCIAL ITEM offers relief from work for Gwen Hagberg and Gall Clark whlle Kay Kmgery Jackle Hvrstendahl Shirley Wilson Mar1orie Jeppeson and Nancy Smith keep on fold ing Hi Stars 04 ,al i 1-4 1- POLL TAKING RESULTS are collected by Journalrsm students Jeanette Maher Ellen Bucher Au ey Kramer Matt Kxng ery Pat abe Carol t an at Schecter a gay. Mffffyaff SECOND SEMESTER W Hi Star head lmers Nancy Watrud and Martha Cashel co edrtors Patsy Bartz and Carol Andrxn ga associate edxtors flank a Worthmgton Daily Globe employee Joe Sanders who explains how the school paper IS printed wlth this press VWWV i' LAWS OF MAKE UP m the joumahstxc sense are being ap plied by Conme Martm Darlene Nxemeyer Helen Feenstra Shlrley Hunt and Bonnie Levme who dlscover lay out has its slmllarlties to plcture puzzles Cv , ' , In . P , er. , df, U 9 -LJ! 7' 0- ljb 9 ' 'Fam ' ' . .. ' . I . . . F an ' . . , 2 , I . . - . ,ig Sandra Cramer, sports, Gary Crxppen, Matt , 1 ,nf If ' . . I f--V , , xg fr? , . 11:4 A ,. il t l Y? ai 1 CARRYING THEIR TUNES in a bushel basket are the faculty songbirds, Mr. Osterberg and Miss Borg, who warbled at the faculty pep meeting. BALDY BUYS A BALLOON! Evie Cruit peddles balloons for the Journalism Club at the football homecoming. Class works dlsrupted for assemblles and tnps ALL PACKED AND READV TO GO are Joyce Ehlers Mary Campbell and Darlene Nlemeyer as they prepare for a Sentx mental Joumey to the MUSIC Cllmc m Mmneapolxs THREE HANDS WOULD COME IN HANDY for trombomst Don band concert 1 n l I Hoodecheck, as he nervously gathers equipment just before a . 'Ff 114 BEHIND THE SCENES are coaches Mrs English and Miss Ranseen at the Freshmen Open House for Parents Carol Chris enson is helping them TIME OUT FOR COFFEE BREAK! Mr Cliff Ehlefr smiles down on Miss Luing as she pours an inviting cup at the Freshmen Open House A good way for lecrrmnq wlthout crocklnq whips FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS became the battle cry of the speech classes as they prepared speeches to be given in the home rooms Here Christmas Seal Salesman Rose Stech sells stamps to David McCa.lley SOLD ON THE AUCTION BLOCK! Sherry Gordon, Connie Martin, Billy Weppler, and Jackie Hvistendahl rest before assum- ing their tasks of toting books, shining shoes and bowing before their masters of the Latin Legion. L .nun bulletln board are Sclence and Shirley Wllson new 1 a Q L... CAUGHT IN THE ACT of puttmg up Mlss Hemums S0 SOFT, S0 DAINTY SO LILY WHITE Mrke Cashel and Elden Bucher Club members Mariha Cashel Scrence Club members admlre Hermlna the bxology lab mascot -aug CT R ,c ,A 116 School was fun 1n 53 WITH THIS PAN I CROWN THEE Mlss Tromn of 1953' Rolhe Johnson Student Councll prexy places the crown on Carol Ann Schroer Other contestants are Usher Club members Patsy Bartz Nancy Roberts Paulme Hay Marlene Nau Rosella Vos Elva Baeren wald and Marxlyn Anderson TYPICAL DOGPATCH HARMONY is produced by and LaDee Atrops Whlle Marryrn Sam Nelson Joxns mn the fun at the Sadle Hawkxns Party ' 1 ' , I 1-- I C' I , .J . F Q11 A Y .I 1,3 . , , I ' . . , ' I ,I - I S L. ,K , W I A f 5 'Xu ' f , 'y '14 ,QP I 'X s 0,'av I 1' . q.f,' these Daisy Maes, Pat Haberman, Arlouine Uphoff, or ,wmv ' - - , - - A If W U -vu 5 I ' '.:. s. ' t ' fly , 'N - .SQO 'Jn I ya WH' A 2 A 5' 'ref f f Y ,. 4 .MEIN 9 H' f KE l 'Ai 0 if I I N I .z THIS WAS A FEEDSACK? Elxzabeth English FHA president ad mxres the drew modeled by Carol Ann Schroer durmg the sprmg style show A HUNDRED EARS OF CORN form an interesting dlsplay at the Nobles County Crop Show for these FFA boys Hokeness Bulick Ahlers Wil hams Llndemann Mxdaugh Rogers and Anton We thlnk so dont you agree 4,-N ws WATCHING DAVID ROBINSON TEST MILK for butterfat content are AND SO TO SLEEP AGAIN waxl the three lost sheep Jerry these ag boys M Robmson Mulder Wallace Joul Kluever Pratt Navara Dean Funk and Harold Wxck male models for the Olson and Jacobson F H A Style Show held m February 'l'l7 w? . . 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Lotilda 50 Butcher Dwayne 4 Bylander Don 31 Calvin James 54 80 88 Calvin Judy 47 80 94 Campbell Mary 25 28 31 96 99 101 104 114 Carl Alan 47 74 Carlson Dennis 31 68 69 Carlson Rosann 43 101 Canmchael James 43 76 91 James 48 Joan 25, 48 81 84 88 110 Joyce 54 80 87 88 Kenneth 44 58 61 65 70 76 Sandra 48 82 84 88 101 Eggleston Dorothy 54 Elias Katherine 24 51 97 Englehardt Jean 48 74 84 Englehardt Joan 48 74 84 104 Ehlers Ehlers Ehlers Ehlers, Ehlers Englekes Tom 54 3290 Carol 43 84 113 Anton Roger 25 47 90 117 Carstedt Dona 50 101 94 101 1 Patrxcia 47 84 110 Ameson Jim 50 Asche Lois 54 88 Atrops LaDee 43 80 83 84 98 101 106 107 Baerenwald Elva Jean 30 Ball Terry 10 43 84 106 Barish Janet 24 55 88 Barrier Donald 50 89 Barrrer Lee 7 25 43 58 81 96 98 Barrier Llnda 55 Bartz Patsy 28 30 84 99 Bartz Terrlce Bartholomaus Bartholomaus 17 30 99 110 30 99 101 Basche Rose Bass Jim 30 Bass Ramona Bastrnan Kalene Bear Jean 55 Beck Betty 50, 101 Beck Beverly Beckman Norman 50 90 Beerman, Luverne 47 91 94 99 101 116 59 65 66 70 76 100 109 112 116 Robert 43 Wayne 43 64 65 68 67 109 Behrens Annette 30 94 99 Bemamm Joan 47 Benyamln Madelyn 54 Casareto Janet 47 81 Casareto Nlno 10 25 29 31 58 59 65 66 76 109 Cashel Mike 25 47 74 95 116 Cashel Jane 105 Cashel Martha 16 25 28 31 72 75 99 100 101 113 116 Christensen Carol 50 101 115 Chrrstensen Donna 54 Chrrstensen Lowell 47 Christrans Johnelda 43 Chukker Janice 31 84 99 101 Clark Bonnie 50 Clark Gail 43 98 100 101 104 105 106 107 Clark Clark James Janice Glen 50 Vrola Cole Darwrn 50 Cloud Cloud Coe Cooper James 54 Cooper Ralph 50 Correll Dean 90 Correll Veme 50 Harry 47 68 Kenneth 50 Carol 54 Donald 53 Courson Courson Cramer Cramer Englekes Vemon Enger Dianne 53 Engler Larry 55 Engler Ronald English Edgar 54 English Elizabeth Engstrom Darlene Engstrom Darwin 5 Engstrom Ronald 48 Ennen Lee 44 85 Erbes Daniel 51 Erwm Carol 55 Everdlng Dale 51 28 32 81 117 Fagemess James 51 91 Fagerness Melva 17 28 Febus Mary 51 Feenstra Betty 48 104 Feenstra Helen 44 105 Feltman Dons 55 Fenske Marlys 48 Ferguson Ila 51 Fields Raymond 51 Flnckh Edith 44 72 Frnckh Rowena 44 9 Frscher Shirley 48 75 1 Fxtch B111 48 Fltch John 85 Flannery Barbara 51 Flannery Larry 51 Flathers Connxe 48 Flynn Michael 51 Freman Paul 55 Frey Lucille 32 99 Freyborg Esther 32 81 86 87 99 Mary Ann 32 Dean 28 33 81 83 85 105 293299 04 Frrtz Funk Funk Shlrley 44 81 82 84 97 Garberson Douglas 33 Gardner David 24 54 Gerber Gerdes Gerdes Gerdes Gerdes Gerdes Gertz Audrey 51 Delma 55 Errol 68 Gayla 51 Marilyn 48 Alfred 33 90 LaVonne 54 Benson Glenn 50 89 Benson Jon 50 89 Cramer Crrppen Sandra 43 98 101 105 113 Gary 43 63 80 100 105 106 107 Gertonson Shirley 48 Gettrng Gerald 53 Benson Joyce 50 80 97 Benson Shlrley 47 Bents Marlene 43 Berger Berger Berger Berger Berger Dennis 43 Edward 43 Jim 50 Norah 54 Patsy 47 72 Phylhs Berger Berry Carol 43 72 Berry Charles 53 Bicknese Byron 43 91 Biegler Shirley 47 93 95 101 Blerkesett Marlene 54 Bilston Yvonne 30 95 99 112 Bisch Beverly 53 Bixby Donald 55 Bixby Gile 50 Bixby Sylvia 50 101 Bjorklund Joelle 44 Bjomstad Ruth 55 Blair Edward 55 Blume Mary Ellen 54 89 Blume Wayne 43 Boddy Donald 50 89 Bonander Alan 24 55 88 Bonander Evelyn 47 81 105 Boom, Harlan 30 91 Boots Max-lyn 91 Bowman James 50 90 Boyer Bondalyn 55 Brake Raymond 47 90 Brammer Craig 53 Brandt Donna 41 Brandt Jim 54 Brandt Joyce 53 73 Braswell James 50 Braun Robert 50 90 Breese Robert 55 Brekke Joanne 53 Brey Larry 47 65 74 8 Brinkman Daryl 55 Brower Allen 43 71 81 83 106 Brown Janet 25 30 80 82 99 101 109 Brunk Robert 54 68 Crockett Crockett Jim 43 70 76 77 85 106 107 Cruxt Evelyn 31 99 101 112 114 George 55 Dahlquxst Mardelle 43 81 82 83 84 Darlmg Harrrs 24 50 80 Darlmg Robert 25 44 58 61 76 80 82 96 Davrs Deanna 55 Davrs Edward 51 Davis Richard 51 DeBoom Marvel 51 Dessem Everett 44 68 69 80 Deuth Jim 44 Deuth Mary Lou 53 Deuth Sally 44 Deuth Stephen 51 Deutschman Jean 44 84 105 106 DeYounge Arlene 44 Dxckey Brad 44 105 Drekmann Duane 44 91 Drekmann Loren 51 90 Dlekmann Myron 44 Drrks Alfred 32 91 Dlrks Dick 44 84 92 100 106 107 Drrks Dwayne 55 Doe Burdell 44 58 76 85 91 Doe Delmar 25 47 62 90 Danny 51 80 88 89 Denms 55 Drana 17 32 83 99 Dwayne Ralph 47 90 Vivran 47 Wayne 51 81 88 Dolan Edward 43 81 97 Dolan Mary 48 81 101 105 Drrscoll Rlchard 51 Dudley Ann 54 Doeden Doeden Doeden Doeden Doeden Doeden Doeden Eakm Eugene 32 Eakm Marlene 25 32 80 99 Ehlers Donald 55 88 Ehlers Fred 51 98 118 Gibbs Earl Gibbs Ruth 44 Gleser Carol 48 Goff Vrrgmxa 51 80 87 Goldstrand Bruce 33 Goldstrand Joel 54 Goodw1ll Ray 54 Gordon, Lawrence 51 Gordon Sharon 25 48 94 Graf Denms 48 80 Grann Audrey 53 88 Greeley Glen 51 90 Greve Mary 55 74 88 Greve Rlchard 54 Greven JoAnn 44 84 107 Grles Marleen 44 Grles Marlxn 51 90 Grresman Scott 48 85 Grrfflth Jeannette 55 Grlffrth Randy 48 60 68 70 Grlffxth Rosemary Groenewold Ann Mae 33 99 Groenewold Clanbel 48 Groenewold Harlan 48 90 Groenewold Lors 44 Groenewold Margie 51 Groth Audrey 33 99 Groth 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99 113 Mahlberg Gerald 55 89 Mahon Glenda 55 Mannlgal Shirley 48 Marco Janlce 37 Markman LeRoy 4 Markman Ronald 5 Hass Erma 51 Hass Tvsyla 55 Hassxng Ray 51 90 Hathaway Powell 53 Hausburg Helen Hay B111 48 58 62 76 85 Hay Jerry 54 Hay Paulrne 28 34 80 99 116 Heath Sandra 34 80 82 99 112 Hedquxst Bonnle 51 Helberg Marie 51 80 87 Hendebrlnk Ilona 51 Hexg Janice 48 72 81 82 84 88 101 Heldt Gary 44 91 106 Helms Vlrgxnla 44 81 87 l-lenderschxedt Rodney 51 90 Kilbride John 48 71 74 B1 88 Markman Vonnie 4875 81 8486 Kllker Delores 55 89 Klngery Jerry 35 58 59 60 61 84 III lg II 422 93 113 Kingery ay Kmgery Matt 43 45 83 70 76 83 100 106 113 Kircher Barbara 54 88 Klrcher Suzanne 35 81 99 Klesslg Gaylord 35 Kleve Maynard 35 58 59 82 76 92 Klmgenberg Marlene 45 Kluever Karen 55 Kluever Robert 117 Knapp Frltz 25 29 Knapp Julxe 51 73 Knuth Dale 51 90 35 58 59 60 76 Maroney Ann 51 Marr Keith 48 74 81 Marsh Rrchard 55 Martel Byron 37 Martens Duane 45 Martxn Conme 45 83 84 108 113 115 Martm Phyllxs 37 83 84 93 Martm Sherllyn 49 75 84 Martln Shxrley 25 28 80 83 1 Martmson Joel 49 Mattingly Dan 45 Meier Dayton 52 Mexer John 52 Meier Phyllis 37 75 Vlelnders Carol 55 101 112 80 99 1 Henderschledt Roger 51 90 He 1 Bruce 48 58 62 68 76 Y Heyl Sandy 54 85 Hrbma Janxce 48 94 Hrggms Sheila 55 Hlllstrom Phlllp 55 Hlndt Raymond 44 Hxney Dxck 51 1-Imton Nonna Jean Hodapp Shirley Hodges Dale 87 Hodges Darlene 53 Hoefer Barbara 51 Hoefer Margaret 7 Hoeiker Dennis 53 34 81 84 Knuth Donna 54 Koelz Tom 25 48 71 74 80 Koepsell Carroll 51 Koning Koning Konmg Konold Konold Eddie 54 Mary 51 Sylvia 51 Ronnle 25 Shlrlee 55 43 45 68 69 76 Kragness Helen 55 Kramer Audrey 84 Kramer Gladys 35 Kramer Robert 54 Krause Karen 51 Krlck Beverly 45 88 96 106 107 113 Lambert Joyce 45 93 Hoffman Hokeness Hokeness Hokeness Hokeness Holliday Charlotte Eugene 44 90 Judith 48 81 87 Norris 51 91 Paul 34 85 90 117 Gary 51 68 69 98 Holliday Patty 54 Hoodecheck Donald 44 76 81 83 84 110 112 114 Horkey Jene 54 Horstman Jerry 48 Hower Denny 28 34 65 66 67 71 78 85 96 100 109 Hubert Ann 54 Krueger Ron 45 Kruse Arlene 55 Kruse Fern 51 Kruse Pat 48 Kruse Robert 51 Kuemper Francis Kuemper Isabella 48 Kuhl Wanda 53 Kunze Franklin 48 90 Kunze Mildred 35 94 99 Kunze Wilbert 35 Melnders Shlrley 45 Meyer Dennls Meyeraan Jlm 53 Meyeraan Jane 53 Meyeraan Forest 54 88 Meyers Marilyn 37 99 Meyers Mxchael 53 Mlddagh Charles 37 68 Mxller Carol 49 Maller Jim 38 Mlller Katherine 49 80 Miller Mxchael Mlnnlg William 52 90 Mxttelstadt Gerald 49 74 Moen Larry 38 70 Moore Clare Anne 45 104 Moore Gall 49 Moore Kenneth Moore Robert 54 68 Mork Carolyn 54 87 89 Mork John 49 71 74 81 B8 Mulder John 49 85 91 117 Mulder LaDonne 45 Nausers George 52 91 Nau LeRoy 49 Nau Lols 52 98 Nau Marlene 38 99 101 118 Hudson Alexandria 55 73 Hughes Larry 81 89 Hughes Shirley 48 Hulmg Sarah 53 73 Hunt Beverly Lang JoAnn 51 Larson Dorothy 25 28 36 81 Larson James 25 Larson Marvin 48 74 85 109 99 101 Navara Nexlsen Nexlson Nelson Nxelsen Jerry 25 45 58 62 76 92 95 117 Fredrlck 45 Glen 45 83 85 91 107 Sharon 55 88 Arla 49 Hunt Shirley 25 44 98 113 I-Iuntslnger Vance 43 87 Hurley Dons 34 Hussey Dennls 55 Hutton Jim 51 Hutton Vonda 55 Hvlstendahl Jackie 44 89 94 105 113 Larson Paula 54 Lathrop Jim 28 29 36 90 91 Latuska Albert 53 Latuske Arvld 55 LaVelle Marc 48 Lawrence, Norma Leak Valerie 51 36859399 Nlemeyer Darlene 45 80 83 85 113 114 Nlemeyer Jane 54 80 87 88 Nxenklrk Kaye 53 Nxenklrk Marlyn Nxlson Deanna 49 104 105 Noerenberg Don 53 Leak Vance 45 LeBon Harold 51 Noerenberg Duane 25 49 7 8096 Noerenberg Gary 55 88 Jacobson Bill 90 117 lmmens Doris 48 Immens Grace 48 Jackson Betty 44 106 Jacobson Audrey 55 88 Lelstico Lexstlco Lelstlco Lexstico Lelstlco Leistlco Lemke Lemke Carol 48 Dale Don 36 85 95 Gary 24 55 88 Geraldine 54 Roger 48 85 Feme 45 Lorraine 51 Norris Fred 52 Norris Rlchard 53 Donald 45 Jaclne 25 28 38 81 82 84 96 99 Nystrom Mary 52 73 Muriel 52 73 Nystrom Nystrom Nystrom Jacobson Jane 34 84 Jacobson Lols 48 80 Jeffers Johnson Bertha 45 J afvert Jansen Janssen J anssen Janssen J ansseni Maxine 51 97 Thomas Gene 24 55 Maxme 51 Reona 34 99 Virgil 34 68 7 Jay Sh rley 44 J enkms Jenkins J enkms James 51 91 Floretta 53 Sylvia 34 99 Wilma Jensen, Janet 48 97 Jeppeson Carol 17 Jeppeson Marjorie 44 105 Johannlng Edwin 44 90 Johannlng Lavonne 51 Johnson, Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson J ohnson. Johnson, Billy 51 89 BJ:-xrne 51 81 89 David G 68 92 David J 48 Davld W 45 Delores 51 Jeanine 35 99 Larry 51 Lavonne 51 Leune Bonnie 45 94 Levin Burton 54 Llcht Earl 38 Lien Nollxe 48 Lienau Pat 51 Lllemon Roger 55 88 Lmdemann Jullann 51 Llndemann Lorna 51 Llndemann Clinton 36 90 117 Lmg Carol 48 84 86 Ling Dolores 36 81 84 99 112 Lmg Phyllis 51 Linster Yvonne 36 99 Llttle Margaret 54 88 Little Tanya 48 84 Long Ronald 65 74 Long Shardel 55 Lonneman Arthur 38 73 Lovelett Carol 48 Ludlow Ted 50 81 89 90 Ludvigson Jerene 51 98 Lumg Buell 48 90 Lulng Kenneth 51 90 Lu1tJens, Helen 45 80 McBride, Patricla 48, 85, 95 McCall, Carole 48 119 O Brien James OBrien Joyce Odenbrett Duane 52 Odenbrett Luclle 49 OHeam Mary 50 52 Ohlsen Du-me 54 88 Ohlsen Jay 45 Ollver Sherry 49 Olberdlng Pat 38 99 Ol1ver Olsen Olsen Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Jerry 38 71 Jerry 88 Sandra 55 88 Carolyn 55 John 49 68 74 85 Karl 54 88 Linden 49 85 89 91 117 Ned 25 45 81 90 98 Oltmans Clarabelle 52 Onken Leslie 38 110 Oppek Erleen 45 80 82 84 87 105 Osmonson Larry 53 Osterkamp Marlene 45 Osterkamp Marvin 52 68 Otto Audrey 55 Otto. 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53 89 Mary 49 80 84 Pat 46 84 113 Schelber Garnette 52 Schexber Schenck Schenck Schlssel Schlssel Schxssel Schlssel Merlyn 46 David Sharon 53 James 55 68 88 Lowell 40 Marcia 25 40 93 99 Nancy 25 47 49 75 80 101 Schlapkohl Emil 52 90 Trees Darwin 52 Trees Judith 55 Tryon Amold Tryon Donald 52 Uphoff Arlouine 46 104 118 Uphoff Delmar 46 58 65 87 68 85 92 95 98 06 Uphoff William 54 68 70 76 Valth Gary 25 46 92 VanderGr1ft Grace 46 Vanderveen Melvin 55 VanRoekel Joyce 52 Vanzwol Tacy 24, 52 89 98 Velllnga Florence 52 Vmk Delia 52 Vzs Larry 52 91 Vogt George 52 Von Holtum Shlrley 42 94 99 109 Vos JoAnn 53 87 Vos Rosella 42 93 99 116 Schm1dt Denms 52 89 Schmidt John 52 89 Schmxdt Kann 49, 72 Schmuck Deanna 49 101 Schmuck Glona 54 88 Schnber Charlette 55 Schroeder Ralph 46 90 Schroeder Wyman 54 88 Schroer Carolann 40 84 Schroer Shxrley 49 Schroer Sonya 52 Schuur Robert 55 W J' Schnbner Marcxa 46 83 84 86 B7 Vosberg James 52 Voss Daryl 42 64 65 66 67 76 92 Voss Floyd 42 Voss Robert 49 90 91 Wahl Jaclyn 55 89 Wallace Tommy 49 90 117 Wasmund Norma 49 Wasmck Mlldred 53 Wassenaar John Watrud Nancy 25 46 80 82 93 113 Weech Ronald 46 Pederson Marlus Tr1p 39 75 99 108 Preston John 49 68 85 Preston Robert 55 68 Pruess Yvonne 39 99 Pnns Donald 68 Prms Wilbur 52 91 Probst Angeline 45 Probst Donald 39 91 Prouty Vxrgxe 45 81 82 Puhl Keith 45 58 62 81 87 88 Quirmg Barbara 52 Quxrmg Mary Ann 45 97 Rachuy Lynn 25 28 39 92 96 104 105 Ray James 45 58 61 70 98 Reckamp Norbert 45 Redenbaugh Kay 52 Reed Mary 52 98 Relnken Adelme 45 93 Rexter Amold 52 91 Rextsma Rodney 45 91 Reynolds Carol 55 Rickbeil Duck 52 88 98 Rlenstra, Wanda 25 39 95 99 101 104 Rrma, James 25 39 58 59 6 76 77 Rxss Alice 40 Rxss Arthur 49 Riss Donna 52 Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Eddle 46 60 65 Halvor 40 Jerry 46 58 60 JoAnn 55 Marllyn 53 Nancy 10 25 40 99 Sandra 49 Sylvla 55 Robertson Jamce 24 52 Seidel Gary 53 Sexdel Sandra 49 87 109 Selberg Jamece 41 84 99 Selberg Sylvla 54 Shapiro Sandra 49 81 89 97 Sharp Daryl 53 Shipley Ins 55 Shore Janet 28 41 83 Sxmons Rosemary Slsk Shzrley 46 Slsk Vermce 46 Slxver Small Small Smlth Smith Smxth Smxth Smlth Smxth Jack 52 Beverly 52 87 98 Pat 54 Donite 55 Douglas 52 Marlene 41 Paul 52 90 Shlrley 55 Yolanda 49 101 Soll LaVeme 48 85 95 Sondergard Harlan 54 89 Sorenson Jean 46 97 Sowles Susan 55 88 Spartz Dxck 41 Spleker Patsy 54 73 Spxeker Viola 49 Stach Donald 53 Stamp David 46 Stamp W1ll1am 53 Stangeland Maynard 25 41 59 Starkenburg Wlllxam 52 Staubus Gary 41 Stech Rose 115 Stech Rose 46 Stoffer Leona 54 Stoffer Russel 52 Stower Stower Elalne 52 8 81 87 9 James 54 Streeter Michael 52 84 96 99 112 Weg Phyllls 46 Weg Sylvia 52 Wendel Darlxs Wendel Gloria 54 Wendel Phyllis 49 Wendland Gene 54 Wendland Janxce 49 Weppler Wxlliam 49 Werkman Dick 52 90 Westerlund Bob 52 Westerlund Kay 42 81 84 8 Westerlund Terry 46 Westphal Marlys 49 Whelan Arvm 46 92 Whelan LaN'oma 53 73 Whelan Mary 49 Whlpkey Jxm 55 88 White Ronald 55 White Willard 53 Wlbbens Donald 52 Wick Harold 42 81 83 Wlck Louis 46 85 Wxese Deanna 52 Wxese Leon 54 Wlght Wayne 46 58 60 Wlllemssen Janet 52 80 Wlllemssen John 54 81 Wllliams Ardyce 54 Wllllams Clair 49 91 W1ll1ams Donald 42 91 W1ll13U1S Ellen 52 81 Wllllams Helen 52 Wzlllams June 52 Williams Marlene 46 Wxllts Gordon 46 Wllson David 49 71 Wllson Shrrley 46 95 113 116 60 61 70 Yates Robert 52 90 Robertson Lloyd 46 91 Robmson Judy 55 Robmson Merlin 49 90 117 Robmson Rlchard 52 90 Rockwood Carol 49 84 101 Roetman Rayburn 46 58 60 90 91 Roetman Ryland 46 58 85 91 Roetzel Frank 46 91 Rogers Bill 40 58 59 60 65 66 91 Rogers Edwm 46 58 83 85 91 97 Rogers J1m 49 90 Rogers Myron 40 91 117 Rognas Rognas Duck 55 Shirley 40 99 Rohweder Rxchard 55 88 Roos Gary 55 Roos Lorene 40 99 Roos Roman 54 Ross: Richard 53 68 88 Roth David 46 74 91 Roth Donald 52 90 Rotschafer J1m 46 85 92 106 Rowley Marxlyn 49 Ruder Roseanne 49 84 101 Ruesch Dale 46 91 Ruesch Larry 46 91 Ruesch Leola 52 Ruesch John 49 Rust Lavelle 49 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