Worthington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Worthington, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

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I A 7 921919 Zfetaakagfzeaz' JC a '9 'F Weamzfafefofzgattea There li isl Thats Ch1CagO Vlewmg some of the S1ghtS of the Wlndy C1ty are three of the band members Rxchard Pltman Alan Bonander and Larry Hughes The bu11d1ng mn the background IS the Museum of SCICHCE and Industry one toured by the band Three oclock an the mormngl Sandra Ehlers Kar1n Schm1dt Katharme M1ller and Joan Ehlers were among the two hundred people who gathered at the ra1lway stat1on to awa1t the arrlval of the Turkey Speclal to carry them to Ch1cago Thms ms xt Here IS the scene that IS most lmportant to the band 1ts d1rector and all the other people makmg the tr1p Below lS the room 1n whlch the band played 1ts memorable concert the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Sherman Ch1CagO Ill1no1s 1 . . . . . ' v 1 1 . . . . H . ,, . , . . . . . . ' v 7 - 1 y y ' I ' -.-M. Vg, .Y .W I V. vs , Y 1 al w Q! f W 4 . .1 V iw ' 24' S . ,.1 . if F . . ' ,lv . . . in t . J ,Q - .. 3 M X .. M' ' 602 I, if xi r-... Bite sized bill Mr. Emmett Nystrom, chairman of the finan- cial committee for the band trip, takes time out from his fund rais- ing campaign for some cake and ice cream sold at the Band Bene- fit Social which was held in July. jf Extra! Get your band ed1t1ons here, IS the cry of these Worthmgton band boosters Shown at the r1ght selhng the speclal ed1t1ons of the WOFth1ng ton Dally Globe are A W Hoode- check, Elmer Kane, Marvel Tnpp, and August Funk Hats off to Mrs Mamle Selvog who was selected the most valuable fan of 1952 53 She IS shown I'9C91V1I'1g the award from Don McCollum graduate and former W Club presldent Massagmg wmdow panes-Mr Robert Wolff department store owner ful frlls h1s dutles as an employee of a local servlce statlon Thls was h1S con tr1but1on to the band mn last summer s auctlon 70eaeZec1fmeda Za! After effects Janet W11lemssen just hke 104 other band mem when the tremendous applause rocked the Sherman Hotel fol Iowmg the bands Ch1C3gO con cert Janet IS a flute plaver IH the band WMM I V t bers, shed tears of happiness T1me to say Aloha All tlred out after an eve nmg of Hawa11an H01 1day are Nancy Wat rud Ray Roetman Br1an Toren and Bon n1e Lev1ne Thls was the early part of the K1wan1s sponsored all nlght prom fwfr 4 N..s.N.,k 'PN' h1gh teacher dons h1s cowboy su1t and slngs h1s hfe s hlstory Mr Jensen took part ln the Freshmen Mlxer and later We re engaged' Guss1e fCarolyn Ander sonj Jubllantly shouts her mayor accom llshment her engagement to Mr Honeywell CKerrv McCauley5 1n the 1un1or class play The Llttle Dog Laughed the Semor Mxxer Hxs act was just as h1s p1cture at left . ,, .. I ' H - l v . 1 , k all ' A . . l . - ' .0 V 'Wan' ' at F, Tyvo-gun Charlie. Mr. Jensen, junior U Q 7 I I I 7, . 65-A gf, , - ' . ' qs. 5 s . ix fl' ' X a I, Q' 0 I P ' - . - 1 1 M 44 . . 7 77 Wake doneaamecaafzd ad 12 Dusty roads have been trod by John Mork Jumor bass horn player at left to rest a thor oughly t1red foot e 5,153 it Big time interview. Martha Cashel, grad- uate, and Nancy Wat- rud, senior, dig up in- formation for a story from Carl Rowan, noted Minneapolis Star and Tribune reporter. Rowan, well known for his articles and talks on racial prob- lems, appeared in Worthington in the spring of 1953. Each American shall have the right of suffrage. Eileen Oppek, senior, pre- pares for future citizenship when she casts her ballot in the Student Coun- cil election. Awaiting their turn are Joan Ehlers and Mike Cashel, juniors. Log cabins can be a work of art. Mr. Boyce, art instructor, is shown giving Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Meyer some in- formation on art classes. Their son, Dennis, brought his parents to Fresh- men Open House in order that they might see the work of the various classes and meet his teachers. 13 'QT 1 . Q, K g H- '1 - :V aj 'ML-' ' if 'ze I 1 ' .f Q.. XR ff! J 4 0 'NOS' 'JW ffl' D, f -.gb nigh I , ' '7 , N n ' fini ,, ' , lf LKL , X L , r 1L fCC3 u ,M 4 ,: Z7 ff' iff I Z Lux , 4 574 0070 , - X Lf? M5 , 1,37-0 V ZLL' g f J! f 4' 27 ff! , , ' W - Alf 4 , f J 7, Aujf A f.,fv 4 ff!!! Lg Y X VI Z1 ,XIV R W ,lf l ifmiq X A gy f. , f ,ff ' X gf, , X--. ? -' 4 i -. 'ff -5 ' x Q -- , -V fu 52:5- y X XA .., Q. 4 11 gs ' 'R ,fi ' ' 'S 3 N is w. L L' xv 4 Y X f, A nz ,X x f ...Nu-1.1 15 Aclmlnlstrahon lends a hstemng ear CHOW LINE! Mr E A Durbahn Supermtendent of Schools IS one of the over one students with the VOICE of a 11on and the heart of a lamb New students as well as old students fmd the1r way to the 0ff1C6 of Mr Sanderson both for helpful cr1t1c1sm and ad VICE ln adjustlng themselves to meet CO!'lfl1CtlI1g problems HIS offlce 1S a fam1l1ar meetlng place for class commlttees solvmg the1r d1ff1cult1es Our pr1nc1pal also took a three day vacatlon 1n Decem ber to accompany the band to Ch1cago for the1r natronal ap pearance ThlS lS a school teacher s reward commented Mr Durbahn after he and Mr Sanderson returned from the Chlcago band trlp After belng connected w1th the pubhc schools for many years Mr Durbahn feels that thls was one of the rare occurrences that make up for all the m1shaps and d1s appomtments of a school teachers l1fe Honors such as th1s g1ve the teacher a feehng that he has a profes s1on preferable to any other THREE CLASS PRESIDENTS Rayburn Roetman semor Mlke Cashel Jumor and Ted Ludlow sophomore are pxctured as they consult wlth Mr A T Sander son prmcxpal m front of the school monument which commemorates the BCYIOH of Worthmgton I-hgh School students ln the Spamsh and Fxrst World Wars I I I . I 1' cz ' ' v H , . , . . 6 ' 3.5-A , - . A X F Lk t t E A L 5 v . x - I kr . K thousand who eat regularly at .the school cafeteria. For many years he has guided our ' l l l Fnendly adV1C9 promotes harmony A frlendly smlle and help ful sp1r1t are two character 1st1cs that students have come to assoc1ate Wlth Mr Gruss, Jun1or Hxgh prm Clpal The Senlor Hlgh students seen 1n h1s 0ff1Ce aren't bemg called on the carpet but are J ournahsm students gettlng help on the W H1 ar ov REVERSE SITUATION Mr GFLISS Jumor H1gh Pr1nc1pa1 stands up wh1.Ie Joel Gold strand freshman preszdent OCCUDICS the DI'll'lClD3l s chan' Susan Sowles e1g'hth grade presrdent and Karen Watrud seventh grade presldent examme the new Student Handbook wxth Joel A record breakmg enrollment of n1ne hundred forty four students 1S proof of the need of a new school Four hundred forty Jun1or H1gh students and f1V9 hundred four Senlor Hlgh students make up the total enrollment Another amazmg f1gure IS the number of classes durlng a school day whlch IS one hundred seventy s1x These classes are under the superv1s1on of the forty seven teachers Several Jun1or College lnstruc tors teach h1gh school classes because of the lncreased enrollment SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE June Nelson M: Durbahns secretary not only operates the telephone but is probably better known to us as the g1r1 who takes care of the money for our school orgamzatxons TARDY AGAIN7 This IS a famxllar question put to students who over sleep and report to attendarce clerk Mrs Schmxd Bonme Levme and Betty Jackson are two of the office gxrls who help Mrs Schmid m keepmg up the permanent records of each student I7 I I 1 . , X . f ax f- - - , - . . . , . , v A I . , . 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Education board plans consolidation LETS GET TOGETHER The m mbe of the Board of Ed cato p de th p oposed o lid tl n of S hool D trit5 1thDist1ct 304856 d83 Reieingamapof The ma1n problem confrontmg the Board of Educatlon at the present 1S to bu1ld ade quate schools to house the growmg student populat1on expressed Supermtendent E A Durbahn to a member of the Troj an staff who mtervlewed board members In addmtxon to rout1ne affalrs th1S group has been largely responslble for securmg land for future expans1on plans Last sprmg local c1t1zens voted ln favor of purchaslng the three school s1tes submltted to them by a c1t1zens educatlon commxttee and the school board The three school S1teS are the former Lud low property the east s1de s1te and the fa1r grounds Wlth a total of 31 3 acres It was pomted out that th1S 1S merely a forward lookmg plan for school expans1on It IS a plan so that there w1ll be a place to bu1ld schools 1Il the future The type of bu1ld lngs and schools that w1ll be bullt on these s1tes has not yet been determmed l8 M D t de t F k Schmidt D RWH dBlit dGeeSto er Se ted V E B ow cl k and W H Prouty president A lot of t1me and effort has been consumed by the Board members 1n planmng the con sol1dat1on of School D1str1ct 5 w1th D1Stf1CtS 30 48 56 and 83 Benef1ts of conso11dat1on w1ll be a more var1ed currlculum a broader school program w1th speclahzed teachers larger l1bI'aI'1eS adequate shop agrlculture sc1ent1f1c and homemakmg departments Mr W H Prouty presldent of the Board of Educatlon expressed the plans of the group We hope that by the close of th1s school year we Wlll have made some very notlceable pro gress 1n the consol1dat1on of our school area Th1s w1ll enable us to proceed more 1n telllgently w1th plans for sorely needed ad d1t1onal school fac1l1t1es We belleve the proposed consol1dat1on of our school area w1ll result 1n even fmer re latxons w1th our rural people because lt w1ll g1Ve them a VOICE mn the adm1n1strat1on of the schools ' -- e rs the area are r. urbahn, superin en n 3 ran , u in on r e r c nso a 'o c is- treasurer: r. . . arrison, Edmun x an n w . c w' r' s , , , an . v w a are . . r n, er 5 . . , . 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Givmg an eye check up to Carole Hartman senxor is Mxss Elsle Johnson school nurse Thls IS Just one of her varlous dutles which also mclude the admxnisf tering of hearmg tests and asslstmg wlth Mantoux tests Roger Amberson speech, Amerlcan h1St0I'Y debate coach, Natlonal For enslc League advlser, Cy Amundson mdustrxal arts, Junlor College, Blanche Antoxne Enghsh soc1a1 studles, Esther Berreau Engllsh Vzvlan Bglorkman Enghsh, Charles Blacksiad sol1d geometry Junlor Col lege, Wxllxam Boyce art, Jumor class advlser, Artlstocrats advlser, Wzllxam Brennan hlgher algebra, plane and solld geometry, asslstant coach, Vrctor Buller .Tumor Hlgh mus1c, orchestra d1rector EVERY DAY IS VALENTINES DAY Stuffxng mall boxes xs a dally duty for Sh1rley Otto prmclpals secre tary who IS bemg 3.SSlSt6d by Gall Clark offlce gxrl Shxrley a Worthmgton graduate of 1953 also sees that the bulletins get prmted I9 School adds vocational ooportunitie JUST LOOK IN THE LITTLE GLASS Jerry Ho tm ls dllxge tly foc sing his mlcroscope in h f th nk hl D l N sea c o e o 1 e ar e e xemeyer atte pts to help him wlth descripuo s from their bxology wo kbook RAT A TAT TAT Putt: g on a demonstration of e cial class work lh a local store window for American Educatlo Week are two secretaries of tomorrow G ace Vandergrlft and Marlene Oster kamp Donald Chase hxstory Student Coun c1l adv1ser sophomore class adv1ser Robert Chnstxanson mathematlcs Junlor class play dlrector Margaret Dtttmer Enghsh soc1a1stud1es John Evans J unlor Hlgh band dtrector 1n strumental muslc Eleanor Goltz typ- mg stenography Ernest Gould t mg practxcal buslness Junlor Col lege John Gustafson. physxcs Pro Ject1on1sts Club adv1ser Senlor Honor Society adv1ser Jun1or College Vtr gtma Hart physlcal educatlon Glrls Athletlc. Assoclatlon advrser tum bllng Pep Club adv1ser Harnet Hen Jum b1OlOgy Spamsh Span1sh Club adv1ser Usher Club adv1ser Scxence Club adv1ser 20 'FP- Choosmg a vocatlon IS fast becomlng a part of our h1gh school educatxon Kuder Preference tests glven durlng the nlnth and twelfth grades help students real1ze what vocat1ons they are best su1ted or Further help IS gwen to us durmg Career Day WhlCh has become an annual occur rence Representatwes from dlfferent vo cat1ons attend to explam the dut1es and requlrements of the1r profess1ons Vocatlonal guldance not only shows us for Wh1Ch occupatlons we are best su1ted but lt also shows us what the Job w1l1 really expect of us In th1s way we choose our vocatlons knowlng they are sultable 3 Modern teachmo methods Dreva11 Marcia Holland. English, Thespian Club adviser, senior class adviserg Donald Jensen. mathematics, Kenneth Johnson. agriculture, Future Farmers of America adviser adult agriculture classes' Jay Johnstone history foot- ball coach Edward Kellen bookkeep mg Junior College Carolyne Kruse English yearbook adviser J ournahsm Club adviser Walter Larson agrlcul ture veterans ag classes Future Farmers of Amerlca adviser Lloyd LeDoux 11brar1an Library Club ad viser Mabel Lumg mathematlcs counselor LATIN LIVES TODAY This IS the the e of the Lat.m cla ses as pointed out by Miss New house and Eileen Oppek Although th e Roman h use ould t fit in with the modem world we do find many Latin wo ds m today s la guage ! 1 ' 1 S 1 ! . I ' Y ! S I ' i I - J ' 1 I , ' - , . . 1 I y . ' m ' . es D r I ' Q I .xv Q67 .s X . A -N 'T gf it Q , fx K K . t 3 :QQ 2 C . fir' W 0 f 2, 7- :,:4fw:+ Q ' fdy gg .. ,, , cf 1,61 Experimentation makes work clear fN A N x xt! Varyrng dut1es for the custodlans are so great we can not 11st them all They lnclude everythlng from regula tmg the heat cleamng the halls and the classrooms makmg needed repa1rs to catchmg a stray mouse Before school begms 1n the mornmg and untll long after we ve left rn the afternoon they are domg then' part to keep our school runmng along smoothly However all th1s work must have 1ts compensa tlons because one of the men Art Gustafson has been keepmg the school 1n t1p-top condrtlon for twenty three years 22 Ruth Maday soc1al studies Katherme Menken home economlcs Jumor class adv1ser adult homemakmg classes Chefs Club adv1ser Floyd Nelson soclal studles senlor class adv1ser track coach Gertrude Newhouse mathemat1cs Lat1n Lat1n Legron ad vrser Gerald Nremeyer band d1rec tor lnstrumental muslc Dean Nor dell mdustrlal arts Donald Olson chemlstry Junlor College Dean M11 ton Osterberg lndustrlal arts Kermxt Otteson vocal muslc cho1r WORRY WORK TOIL AND TROUBLE This seems to be the fate of the four custodrans Art Gustafson Emmet Williams Henry Brunner and Orrie Anderson VJ K it 1 I , tx ' . 5 . 0 I ,Q . 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L sf ffl XJ Al . , 4 ' 1 , 1 , . 5 - 1 . 7 ' Y n ,n , , Many activities add to school 11ie Daniel Regmer, SOC131 studles, base- ball coach, athletlc equlpment man ager, Roy Sample, Enghsh art Har net Sather, SOC131 studies, Arnold Sexe, SCIGHCB, plane geometry Jumor Hlgh Student Councll advlser, Robert Snyder phyS1Ca1 educatlon, Junlor College coach, Valborg Stenoxen, stenography typing bookkeepmg, Mary Stratte home economlcs, Jumor Red Cross adv1ser, Reuben Svmgen. sclence, Kenneth Thompson, sclence, drlvers tralmng, W Club adv1Ser basketball coach 9 SANDY S LITTLE HELPEFIS Unlike those elves of Santas however the student members of the office staff are kept busy all through the year col lectmg absence slips making out cafeteria passes and tardy slips and various other dutles Part of these glrls are plctured here They are Karin Schmidt Marjorie Jeppesen Carol Andrmga Lois Ahlers Jamce Peterson and MarJor1e Groenewold BABY ITS COLD OUTSIDE Neither wind n0r rain nor even snow might be 3 good motto far those vahant faculty members who brave Iii weather to sell tickets at the f00tb81l and baskefba games Three of the Eskxmos are Mr Gruss Mr Boyce and Miss Kruse S 'IQ 'Ei' 4 CN Sv iq JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Fnrst row Watrud Kxrcher Selberg Sowles Second row Pfeil Osterberg Peter son Ehlers Third row Seidel Lleske Goldstrand Carlson Counclls demonstrate democratlc way WIDE AWAKE JOHNNY Wxllemssen presldent peeps over treasurer Sonnle Alblnsons shoulder as the other Jumor Hxgh Student Council members look on They are Patty Hollxday vlce president Norman Grunstad secretary and Mr Sexe advxser 24 V15 Practlcal experlence IS galned by the members of the Jumor H1gh Stu dent COUHC11 The act1v1t1es of the group tram them for the future Senlor Counc11 and teach them the values of student government Several of the projects of the Coun c11 have been the pubhshmg of a Jun 101' hlgh paper and Judgmg Chrlstmas decoratlons 1n the Jumor Hlgh wmg 4 Y 'F . , 1 6 Q. I ,I 0 1 ' , - if , Q-If I H I W Q Int 26, ' 5371 I f , I 1 K . '- I Y 1 , ,I.s.iE I L ' : ' ' I I . 5 I I ' I l - I . ' ' I ' . . : - ' , ' - ' , I I . , . W Nr I - I .. .... K , inlay- - 'nwhnvm ' ' ' ' I I , ' h N. , N-Q-J., SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL First row Martin Engelhardt Hibma Jackson Bents Watrud .Ieppeson Oppek Second row Noerenberg Pfexl Calvin Deuth Wilson Konold Zinnel Third row Wxllemssen Doeden Deutschman Nie mcxer Dahlquist Hanson Fourth row Bonander Cashel Harrison Darling Olson Hay Back row Ludlow Johnson Rogers Brey Roetman Barrier Hoodecheck True student government prevails For the student and by the stu- dent is the motto of the Worthing- ton Senior High Student Council. One representative from each home room and each organization maize up the student governing body. Problems which are sub- mitted by students are brought be- fore the Council for discussion and a possible solution. One of the main Council projects was the sponsoring of the Traffic Safety Council. Representatives from surrounding schools as well as our own senior high students were present to hear adults and teen- agers discuss the problem and at- tempt a solution. This program was fltilxrned for presentation on KELO- SERVING DAIRY QUEENS is only a part time Job for Matt Kingery vice-president but service for the school is a full-time job for these Senior High Student Council officers. Officers pictured are: Gary Crippen business manager: Julie Kempema secretary' and Burdell Doe president. Mr. Chase is the adviser. i.2'J?.R'a' i 3 va I 25 f i3,6V 7 J' EH' ii 3, 3, it H H ,P q .m, ' fi ii, X 0 M x 'E IK R 1:sQ it xx h 2 'YZ L -1 sf . ef, 11 ii? ggi A, ,gy LS Super-Salesmen bring home the bacon I. V5 ,E 5'-' rv? F -' 'CJ X'-Af' 5 5, H Q, fr r fx IVE BEEN FRAMED' These were the famous words uttered by the semor class presrdent Raybum Roetman Doing the job are Bonme Lexlne treasurer and Ronme Konold Stu dent Councll representatlve Assxstmg semor class offxcers are Bob Darlmg busmess manager and Eileen Oppek secretary Gary Cnppen vxce presxdenv. 15 not plctured PEPSODENT ANYONE7 Top semor salesmen of the magazme Schroeder Ronme Konold Ryland Roetman Front row Roseann drive are Back row Bob Darlmg Bob Bartholomaus Marge Carlson Marlene Wxllxams Beverlv Kr1ck Charlotte Hoffman Jeppesen Nancy Watrud Darlene Nxemeyer Exleen Oppek Ralph Adelxne Relnken Shlrley Memders and Donabelle Hansen by e 'cgy WS' N N 1-ll! lea' , ' ! X 'Li 'le ig! 28 1 J N ' -fb - .- tr V x A F , -8 LL ,QQ J, YF ' 7 . 9 X, , X ' i A1 Q ' if f '.1f.N'd f ' ' A . A X, -7 - . - X ' N, -1 5,3 , xg, p Qian! WM A- 1? A .., 'fl 5 4- if x' ,NA f .mega xnxx l fl-Q I 6 It , Q ' K V M ' N ' - , WT' Lv 5 Magazme sales boost sen1or fmances Man d1g that crazy kxd wow an Itahan haircut a locker f1lled to overflowmg Phrases spoken wxth the careless abandon of youth w1ll soon be forgotten But we sen 1ors w1ll remember 54 as the best year of our l1ves The seemlngly lmposslble goal of gradua t1on was set for us when we were Just enter 1ng klndergarten We were unaware of the twelve years we had yet before us The Jump from grade school to h1gh school was so brg we could hardly reach across After becomlng seventh graders we perked up and tr1ed hard to f1t 1nto the hustle and bustle of school l1fe Entermg e1ghth grade we were sure of our selves After starrmg 1n puppet shows ln dramatlcs class we felt we had earned a more secure mche 1n W H S Our freshman year was here before we reallzed It At last we were recogmzed as students of W H S Nmth Grade Open House was our n1ght to shme fand to do a l1ttle apple pohshmg tool We proudly presented our parents to our teachers Wlth more bravado than we actually felt After strugghng through fmal exams we at last emerged w1th the awesome t1tle of sophomores Off1c1ally members of sen1or h1gh now and d1d we feel wonderful Our flrst homecomlng attendants were elected and we proudly saluted them as royalty We even had some of our boys 1n the varslty football and basketball squads As our sophomore year drew to a swlft close we began to reallze how close our goal was approach1ng We began to plan for the SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY N W trud O Y Mano JCDD 3'-SY ch cht H AudeyK mr Shr1yF k E lee Oppek S co d J ll nna Kempema Sm lee Sa th 1' lv Mobe g Jean D tsch Mardell D hlq t P t H b Sandra C me Back W G y Cn p Burdell D e Ned O1 Lee B rrer Ro ld Ko old K th Puhl H rtma S 1 y W1 a d Carol Andr ga are ot D1 lured future by taklng subjects whlch would pre pare us for a posslble college educatlon Our Jumor year conslsted of many busy tasks leavmg us httle tlme to Slt and muse F1rst on the 11st was the class play Chrls topher Bean W1th nervous apprehens1on and trembhngs the double cast of the play recelved well deserved applause as the cur ta1n came down Treasure Island abound1ng w1th p1rates and gold bull1on was the theme of the ban quet we presented to the senlors No one was forced to walk the plank but we had lots of fun anyhow A troplcal Hawauan Hohday settmg was chosen The very n1ght of the prom every one recelved le1s to wear and add to the atmosphere Suddenly faster than you can say Worth1ngton H1gh School we were semors' Our last year has been f1lled wlth many memorles to paste away 1n our scrapbooks Magazlne sales Sklp day the pheasant banquet the many thlngs that hxghllghted our sen1or year Our grand achlevement w1ll stand out w1th shlmng br1ll1ance for years to come Our band was 1nv1ted to the Natlonal Muslc Cl1n1c 1n Chlcago lll1no1s' A d1st1nct1on for a wonderful group of teen age mus1c1ans We the class of 54 w1ll not forget our br1ef years at W H S and the many mfluences whlch helped mold our hves Pomp and Cxrcumstance long gradua t1on gowns dlg those crazy senlors they re real gone 29 I l n Fr nt row: anc a . ' rig esen, P S e er, Shirley uni. r ra e , 1 e un . i n . e n row: u 'a Q Y' Hawkinson, lly Deu . Ma - i h n r , eu man. e a uis , a a er- man, ' ra r. T0 I al' D en. - 0, son, a 1 . na n . Q1 , ' Carole a n. h1r'e 1 - son, n In n c . , . ' , . . . - ' ' 1 . 7 . H . ' av ' ' - . 3 , cs ar - ' ' H 77 ' 1 Q , 1 , . H .. . ,, . 4 , - . I . . , , U , . . . . , . 7 as as ' - . . . . . ' . . . , ' I ' , . ! l . 1 n Q - , . . . , a Class play discloses hidden talents lu- T Shirley Ahrens F.H.A. 43 pep club 2, 3, 43 library club 4' usher club 4. Carol Andringa choir 3, 4' journalism club 3 4' pep club 2 3 4' W Hi Star associate editor 3 4' office staff 2 3 4. Lee Barrier band 2 3 of ficer 4 class officer pres 2 officer 3 Latin Legion 2 4 off1cer3 Latin honor society 2 pep club 2 3 4 student councll 2 3 4 W club 2 3 pres 4 foot ball 2 3 4 basketball 2 3 4 baseba1l2 3 4 track 2 3 4 homecoming at tendant 4 Wayne Bartholomaus W club 4 basketball 2 3 4 homecoming attendant 3 Marlene Bents bowllng 4 FHA 4 library club 4 pep club 2 3 4 student council 4 Thesp1ans 2 3 4 usher club 4 BO Robert Bariholomous pep club 3 4 science club 4 LaDee Atrops band 2, 3, 43 bowling 2 3, 43 choir 2, 3 43 G.A.A. 2' pep club 2 3, 43 Thes- pians 3 4' tumbling 2' usher club 4' class play ' band ensemble 2 3 4' vocal ensemble 2 3 ' solo 2 3 4. Terrie Ball choir 2 3 4' bowling 'GAA 2' Latin Legion 2 3 4' pep club 2 3 science club 3 Thespians 2 3 4 usher club class play 3 Edward Berger Carol Berry Artistocrats of f1cer4 choir 2 3 4 GAA 2 officer 3 pres 4 pep club 2 3 pres 4 tumbling 3 usher club 4 cheerleader 2 3 4 vocal ensemble 3 4 homecommg queen 4 J I I I I I I Y Y Y I I I I 1 I I I I I I 37 I I I Y I 3, . , , , , H 1 ' ' v ' 1 v 1 1 1 2: : , , J , . . u - , , - 3 . 5 . ' . - - . 5 . . 3 2 1 , , , 2 W , y Q . ' u I I ' 1 7 - s ' , y I 1 1 I y 1 'Q 1 9 : ' n ' S , Y a 1 . 1 , - I . ' I l I I I ' ' 'I 'I I I ' I ' ' ' I l . I Q I I ' I I , , 1 g , , 5 : , , , 1 , , . . . ,V 'X - :W . tx, 1 , . ' X ' -I . b 1 I ,, 4,5 l ,V 3 I in ' X ' ,. 515' .x gr ChI1S Bean proves successful comedy :Cf Bryon Bxcknese F F A 2 4 roJect1on1sts 4 chefs club 4 Allen Brower band 2 3 4 orchestra 2 pep club 4 proJect1on1sts 3 4 sc1ence club pres 4 Thespxans 4 golf 2 3 4 band ensemble 2 3 4 class play 3 Dorothy Buntjer GAA 3 off1cer 2 4 pep club 2 3 4 Spamsh club 3 pres 4 usher club 4 Johnelda Chnshans FHA 4 pep club 2 3 4 tumblmg 3 usher club 4 Sandra Cramer ATtlSt0CFatS pres 4 bow11ng 2 3 Journahsm club 3 4 Lat1n L6gl0D 2 3 4 Lat1n honor soc1ety 2 3 pep club 2 3 4 W H1 Star 3 4 an 4 usher club 4 debate 2 3 declam 3 4 Elden Bucher Journallsm club 3 offlcer 4 pro Jectlonlsts 2 3 4 scxence club 3 W H1 Star 3 4 Trogan 4 declam 2 class play 3 Ellen Bucher Artxstocrats 3 4 FHA 4 Journallsm club 3 4 pep club 2 3 4 sclence club 3 4 W H1 Star 3 4 TroJan 4 usher club 4 Garl Clark bowlmg 2 3 offxcer 4 NFL 3 4 Journa11smc1ub3 4 Latm Legron 2 3 4 pep club 2 3 4 sclence club 4 W H1 Star 3 4 student counc11 3 Thesplans 2 4 off1cer3 TroJan4 debate 3 declam 2 3 4 offlce staff 3 4 class play 3 Rosann Carlson bowhng 3 4 pep club 3 4 usher club 4 Gary Crrppen band 2 3 4 class off1cer 4 NFL 3 offlcer 4 Journallsm club 4 off1cer 3 W H1 Star 3 4 student councxl 3 offlcer 4 Thesplans 3 off1cer 4 Trojan co edltor 4 debate 3 4 declam 3 4 basketball mgr 2 3 class play 3 31 I 555. 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Myron Dxekmann FFA 2 3 4 Dxck Dzrks NFL 4 pep club 2 3 4 progec t1on1sts 3 4 sclence club 4 Thespxans 3 4 debate 4 declam 3 4 class play 3 Thespxan one act play 32 Jxm Crockett cho1r 2 3 class off1cer 2 Span1sh club 3 student counc1l 2 W club 2 3 off1cer 4 track 2 3 4 Mardelle Dahlquxst band 2 3 offxcer 4 bowlmg 2 cho1r 2 3 offxcer 4 FHA 4 NFL offlcer 2 3 4 Lat1n Leglon 3 4 pep club 3 4 student counc1l 4 Thesplans 4 usher club 4 debate 2 3 4 declam 2 3 4 vocal ensemble 2 3 4 vocal solo 3 band ensemble 2 3 4 Robert Darlxng band 2 4 offlcer 3 class off1cer 4 Latm Leglon 2 3 offlcer 4 student counc1l 3 W club 3 4 football 2 3 4 band ensemble 3 4 Everett Dessem band 2 3 4 proJect1on1sts 4 sc1ence club 4 W club 4 tumb11ng 2 gym 2 3 4 baseball 2 3 4 V ,Luv 5, DBF Vue' AU!! I CMN' 'Vx' vvy X XSD' DQ K L by UNK Sally Deuih Artxstocrats 4 GAA 2 3 off1cer4 pep club 2 3 4 student counc1l 4 tumbhng 2 3 Burdell Doe class officer 2 3 FFA offlcer 2 3 pres 4 NFL 2 3 4 student COUDC11 pres1dent 4 W club 3 officer 4 debate 2 3 4 football 2 3 4 Edward Dolan band 2 3 4 Latin Legion 2 3 4 Latin honor soc1ety 2 3 Kenneth Ehlers Artls tocrats 4 pep club 2 3 4 sclence club 4 W club 3 4 football 2 3 4 basketball 2 track 2 3 4 Shxrley Ferguson Wm club 4 om H S 2 3 Spanish ,gn-91 E, 4 6 Helen I-'eenstra Journal 1sm club 3 4 Latin Le glon 3 4 pep club 3 4 W Hi Star 3 4' Trojan 4' tumbling 2' debate 3' de clam 4. , ,ffl Edith Finckh F.H.A. 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, officer 3, 4, pep club 2, 3, 43 usher club 4. Rowena Finckh choir 2, 3, 49 Spanish club 3, 4, usher club 4. John Fitch choir 2, 3, pep club 2, 3, 4, projectionists 2, 3, 4, W club 2, 3, football mgr. 2, 3. Shirley Funk band 2, 3, officer 4, Latin Legion 2, 3, officer 43 Latln honor SOC1Ety 2, 35 student council 23 usher club 43 band ensemble 2, 3, 4, vocal ensemble 4. Cowboy stage act entertams students I.:ee:Ennenchoir 2: 3,:4gchefs'c1ub:4. , y Y U it L, in . . ,N VL d . . , 3 '- 4 if , 7 ,, , I 1 'fl' v K 1 . I . K iv' N .-1' L' Ivy X, 4 f M Pheasants n clnokens flock together Ruby Gxbbs JoAnne Greven cholr 2 3 4 GAA 2 pepclub2 3 4 Thesplans 3 4 usher club 4 class play 3 vocal ensemble 3 Marlene Gnes FHA 3 4 pep club 2 3 4 usher club 4 home com1ng attendant 4 Lons Groenewald FHA 4 pep club 2 3 4 usher club 4 PHIIICIB Haberman cho1r 2 3 4 Journahsm club 3 4 class off1cer 3 pep club 2 3 4 W H1 Star 3 4 Thesplans 3 off1cer 4 usher club 4 class play 3 homecommg attendant 4 Trogan 4 vocal ensemble 3 4 2? Gwendolyn Hagberg cho1r 2 3 4 FHA 4 Journahsm club 3 4 pep club 4 sclence club 3 W H1 Star 3 4 Trojan 4 usher club 4 cheerleader 2 3 homecornmg at tendant 3 Audrey Hallsirom bowllng 3 4 GAA 2 3 p club 2 3 4 usher club 4 J Me Donabelle Hansen band 2 3 4 Lat1n Leg1on 2 3 offlcer 4 stu dent counc11 4 usher club 4 band ensemble 3 Manlyn Hansen bowl1ng 3 offlcer 4 Journahsm club 3 4 W H1 Star 3 4 Trojan 4 usher club 4 Glen Hartle FFA 2 3 4 34 . i li, y U 2 5 vi- . . N -1: . ,vo X Y on 3 E if f 2 1 1 f h . Seniors plan future class reunion Carole Hartman Journalxsm club 3 4 pep club 2 3 4 WH1 Star 3 4 Trojan 4 usher club 4 home commg attendant 4 Joe Hartman pep club 3 4 chefs club offlcer 4 football 3 track 3 4 Sh1rLee Hawkmson Round Lake H S 3 band 2 4 Gary Heldt Art1stocrats 4 FFA 3 4 NFL 3 4 pep clu sc1ence club 4 W club 4 debate 3 class play 3 gym 4 track 4 basketball 3 Raymond Hmdt FFA 2 3 4 pep club2 3 orma Jean Hinton FHA 3 4 G A234pepclub234 usher club 4 Donald Hoodecheck band 2 3 off1cer 4 cholr 2 class off1cer 2 Journahsm club 3 4 Lat1n Leglon 2 3 4 W H1 Star 3 4 student councll 4 W club 3 4 Thesp1ans 2 3 4 Troyan 3 4 band ensemb1e2 3 4 basket ball 2 track mgr 2 'Nov Charlotte Hoffman FHA 3 4 pep club 2 3 4 usher club 4 Shuley Hunt bow11ng 2 3 4 Journahsm club 3 4 Latln Leglon 2 3 4 Latm honor soc1ety 2 3 pep club 2 3 4 W H1 Star 3 4 student councll 3 Troyan 4 usher club 4 homecomlng attendant 2 Jacquehn Hvlstendahl band 4 FHA 3 4 NFL 3 4J0urnal1sm club 3 4 Latm Legxon 3 4 Latm honor socxety 3 pep club 2 3 4 W H1 Star 3 4 usher club 4 de bate 3 4 declam 3 4 35 Hungry prrates storm Treasure Island Manone Jeppesen FHA 3 4 NFL 3 Jour nahsm club 3 4 Latxn Leg1on 3 4 Latm honor SOClety 4 pep club 2 3 off1cer 4 W H1 Star 3 4 student counc114 Thesplans 2 3 4 Trojan co ed1tor 4 usher club 4 offxce staH 3 4 Edwm Johannmg FFA 2 3 4 pep b 2 4 Wfwjfff P, M me track 2 4 ,fl av: Johnson pep club Ber Matt Kmgery Artlstocrats 3 bowlmg 2 4 chou' 2 of:f1cer 3 pres 4 class presxdent 3 Journahsm club 3 4 pep club 2 3 4 W H1 Star 3 4 student councll 3 offlcer 4 W club 2, 3 4 Thesprans 3 pres 4 TroJan 4 class play 3 basketball mgr 3 4 vocal solo 2 3 4 voc ensemble 3 4 Marlene Klmgenberg pep club 2 3 4 tumblmg 3 usher club 4 wwf X rx- 36 Betty Jackson GAA 2 3 hbfrary club offlcer 4 pep club 3 4 Spamsh club 3 4 student councll 4 usher club 4 offlce staff 3 4 Shu' leybJ:y pep club 2 3 4 tumblmg 3 usher c u tha Johnson pep club Kempema ChO1I' 2 3 4 NFL 3 egxon 3 offlcer 4 Latm honor socxety Bop club 3 4 student COUIICII 3 officer 4 ate 3 declam 2 cho1r ensemble 3 Kay 3 mgery FHA 4 GAA 2 3 4 Journahsm XE SF? club3 4 hbrary club 3 pep club 2 3 4 scxence XS DIS club 4 W H1 Star 3 4 TroJan 4 usher club P I Args QQ 4 4 4 5 no 3 ,Q V: . 5' ...f Q wi? if ,,- ' , . r y I i 1 n K 1 J 'V V ff - E333 A - A lf! , I j 'I V yu W 1 1 H A p . 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M Q P . xiii LIA f 5 ' p 1 W 1 V 4 K S9129 food at Jumor sen1or banquet Ronald Konold class offlcer 3 4 FFA off1cer 4 student councxl 3 4 W club 3 offlcer 4 tumbllng 2 3 4 gym 2 3 4 Audrey Kramer cho1r2 3 4 Journahsm club 3 4 Latm Leg1on 2 3 4 Latin honor soclety 2 3 4 pep c1ub2 3 4 W H1 Star 3 4 TroJan 4 Thesp1ans 2 3 4 usher club 4 class play 3 homecommg at tendant 4 Francis Kuemper chefs club 4 f Vance Leak Latm Leg1on 3 4 Latm honor srfctetly 3 Ferne Lemke pep club 2 3 4 usher c u Beverly Knck FHA 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 pep club 2 3 4 usher club 4 Ronald Krueger pep club 3 4 student counc114 chefs club offlcer 41 Joyce Lambert FHA offlcer 3 4 hbrary club 2 offlcer 3 4 pep club 3 offxcer 4 usher cLub f1cer 4 homecommg at tendant 4 Bonme Levme class offxcer 4 F H A off1cer 3 pres 4 GAA 2 Journahsm club 3 4 pep club 2 3 4 sc1ence club offlcer 4 W H1 Star 3 4 Trogan 4 usher club off1cer 4 homecommg attendant 2 offxce staff 3 4 Helen Luxijens band 3 4 pep club 4 usher club 4 524 37 Hawaiian prom has tropical setting ,if Ei Jerry McCoy Artistocrats officer 3, 4g pep club 4. LeRoy Markman. Duane Martens pep club 3, 45 science club 4. Connie Martin choir 2, 3, officer 4g F.H.A. officer 43 journalism club 3, pres. 43 Latin Legion 3, 4g Latin honor society 33 pep club 2, 3 officer 4' W Hi Star 3 4 stu dent council 2 Thesplans 2 3 of ficer 4 Trojan 4 usher club pres 4 vocal ensemble 3 4 vocal solo 3 homecoming attendant 3 Shir Marilyn Moberg Latin Legion 2 3 4 Latin honor society 2 3 usher club 4 pep club 2 3 4 Clare Ann Moore GAA 2 3 Latin Legion 2 3 4 Latin honor SOC1ety 2 library club 4 pep club 2 3 4 usher club 4 declam 3 4 La Donne Mulder FHA 4 pep club 3 4 usher club 4 Jerry Navarra Artistocrats officer 3 proJect1on1sts 3 officer 4 student counc1l3 4 W club 3 4 football 2 3 4 baseball mgr 2 3 track 3 4 Fred Nexlsen. 38 ley Meinders pep club 3 4 1 .1 . 1 Q ' ' 1 1 Q 1 1 ' I I 1 - I . 1 1 - , , n - , . - 2 f 11- 7 Y 1 J . ' ' ' ' . . . , , 6 , . 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 Q , . l? 6 i J . . . 1 1 . -. . 1 Q ' 9 5 1 Q 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I - 1 I i ' . 9 'N-kc .1 's 111, lzfg ,,,. - 92: V . Q, 1 Mag1Ca1 hours last from dusk to dawn Glen Nlelsen cholr 2 3 4 FFA 2 3 4 Thesp1ans 3 4 track 2 vocal ensemble 3 4 Darlene Nze meyer band 2 3 pres 4 cho1r 3 4 FHA offlcer 4 Journahsm club 3 4 Latm Leg1on 2 3 4 Latln honor soclety 3 pep club 2 3 4 W H1 Star 3 4 student coun c11 2 3 usher club off1cer 4 band ensemble 2 3 4 vocal ensemble 4 Donald Nystrom. Jay Ohlsen Artxstocrats 4 N FL 4 pep club 2 3 4 pro3ect1on1sts 3 4 sclence club 3 4 W club 4 tumblmg 2 debate 4 chefs club 4 gym2 3 4 go1f3 4 Ned Olson band2 3 4 FFA 2 3 off1cer4 Latln Leglon 2 3 4 Latm honor soclety 2 pep club 4 student councxl 3 4 general 11VeStOCk team 2 3 4 Exleen Oppek band 2 3 officer 4 class offlcer 2 4 Journahsm club 4 Latm Leglon 3 offlcer 4 Lat1n honor soclety 3 orchestra 2 3 4 sclence club 3 4 student COU.IlC11 2 4 Thesp1ans 3 4 usher club 4 senlor honor soclety 2 3 4 Mar lene Osterkamp bowhng 4 G A A 2 3 4 pep club 2 3 4 tumblmg 3 i S- Loxs Pame pep club 2 3 usher club 4 Beverly Potter bowlmg 4 pep club 2 3 4 usher club 4 Angelme Probst FHA 3, 4 pep club 2, 3, 4, usher club 4 39 Skip clay provides heap good time Vugre Prouty band 2 3 4 Lat1n Leglon 2 3 4 Lat1n honor soc1ety 2 3 pep club 4 usher club 4 band en semble 3 4 Keith Puhl band 2 3 4 orchestra 3 pres 4 pep club 2 3 4 football 3 4 basketball 2 Alb' 1? Jerry Roberts pep club 3 4 W club 4 baseball 2 3 4 Lloyd Robertson FFA 2 3 4 Mary Ann Outrmg Spamsh club 3 4 usher club 4 homecommg queen 4 James Ray pep club 2 3 4 W club 3 4 football 2 3 4 basket ball 2 3 track 2 3 4 base ball 2 4 Norbert Reckamp Adelme Remken GAA 3 hbrary club 3 4 pep club 2 3 4 usher club 4 Rodney Re1tsmaFFA 2 3 4 darry Judgmg team 3 Edward Roberts chefs club 4 base ball 2 3 4 basketball 2 3 4 track 2 3 homeconung attendant 2 football mgr 3 Qi' Teachers welcome hohday from us Frank Roetzel FFA 2 3 4 pep club 4 Edwm Rogers cho1r 2 3 4 vocal ensembles 2 3 4 vocal solo3 4 FFA 2 3 4 proJect1on1sts 2 3 4 Sparush club 3 4 student 001111011 4 Davxd Roth FFA 3 4 chefs club 4 basketball 3 Jzm Roi Schafer cho1r 2 3 4 proJec txomsts 2 3 4 Dale Ruesch FFA234 Larryfluesch FF.A. 2 3 4 Rayburn Roetman class presxdent 4 FFA 2 offxcer 3 4 student counc114 W club 4 football 2 3 4 track 2 3 4 homecommg kmg 4 Ryland Roeiman FFA 2 3 4 pep club offlcer 4 W club 4 football 2 3 4 baseball 3 4 track 2 homecommg attendant4 lwff 531 QM Harold Sampson cho1r 2 3 4 FFA 2 3 4 Patsy Schechter cho1r 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 Journahsm club 3 4 pepc1ub2 3 4 Spa.mshc1ub3 4 WH1Star3 4 usher club 4 debate 2 Homework, aot1v1t1es, keep us busy We Merlyn Schexber pep club 4 Ralph Schroeder FFA 2 3 4 11V8St0CkJl1dg11'1g team 2 3 4 Marcxa Scnbner bowhng 2 cholr 3 4 GAA 2 orchestra 2 3 4 pep club 2 3 4 scxence club 4 Spamsh club 2 3 off1cer 4 usher club 4 vocal ensemble 3 4 Shu-ley Sisk Art1stocrats 4 pep club 2 3 4 Nad tumbhng 2 usher club 4 Nancy Smlth Journahsm club 3 4 W H1 Star Latln honor soc1ety 3 pe club 2 3 4 usher club 4 09 Vernezce Slsk Art1stocrats 4 Latm Leglon 2 3 4 orchestra 2 pep club 2 3 4 sclence club 4 tumbhng 2 usher club 4 Jean Sorenson GAA 2 3 11brary club 3 off1cer 4 pep club 2 3 4 Sparush club 3 4 usher club 4 Davnd Stamp pep club 2 3 4 football mgr 2 Mary Thmer AFt1StOCT8tS 4 11brary club 2 3 4 pep club 2 3 4 scxence club 4 usher club 4 Glen Txesler cho1r2 3 4 FFA 2 3 4 pep c1ub2 3 tmrmursw .!5,:Qt-ooo-,4-+4-+0 'IV Bookstore tavonte haunt ot students Allen Tolk pep club 2 3 4 projectiomsts 2 3 of ficer 4 W club 2 3 officer 4 gym 2 3 4 track 2 3 Elaxne Ulferts GAA 2 3 4 pep club 2 3 4 usher club 4 Arlene Uphoff GAA 2 3 4 pep club 2 3 4 tumbling 2 3 declam 2 3 4 Delmar Uphoff Artistocrats 3 choir 2 3 4 pep club 2 3 4 W club 2 3 4 football 2 3 4 basketball 2 3 4 baseball 2 3 4 track 2 3 4 class play 3 home coming attendant 4 Q K z 1 Grace VanderGnfi pep club 3 4 I 1 Gary Vauh pep club 4 proJect1on1sts 2 3 4 science club 4 offlcer 3 student council 3 basket ball2 3 track2 3 4 Nancy Wairud Artxstocrat officer 4 band 2 3 4 F H A 4 Latln honor society 2 library club officer 3' Journalism club 3 4' Latin leglon 2 3 pres. 4' pep club 2 3 4' science club officer 4' W Hi Star editor 3 4' student council 2 3 4' Thespians 4' Trojan 4' usher club 43 band ensembles 2, 3, 4. Ronald Weech. Phyllis Weg pep club 3, 4. Terry glgsierlund choir 2 3, 43 pep club 2' Spanish club , 4. Seniors reach goal, get diplomas Arvin Whelan pep club 2, 3, 43 projectionists 2, 3, of- ficer 4. Wayne Wight band 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. 2 3, 49 pep club 4' W club 3 4' football 2 3 4' track 3. Mary Ann Wxlkmson Storm Lake Ia H S 2 3 Mar lene Wxlllams FHA 3 4 pep club 2 3 4 usher club 4 Gordon Wxllts Shirley Wnlson Artlstocrats 3 4 G AA 2 3 4 Journahsm club 3 4 pep club 2 3 4 sclence club 3 4 Spamsh club 3 4 student counc11 4 Trojan 4 W H1 Star 3 4 ,XA D1annaZ1erkeFHA 34 GAA 2 3 4 pepclubz 3 4 usher club 4 Bob Zmnel F F A 4 student councll 4 1 1 n u 1 1 v . I 7 ny Q 1 1 4 ' ' . .D . , ,I I, , , . . '. ' ' I ' ' v 9 9 ' 9 1 1 .1 1 . 1 A u v 1 1 n y - '-von , 4e,,,:g -qua -I 21,3 bg, ' :TV . . . , , . . . , , , In 1 ff , . . . . , - 1 tl' THIS LOOKS ABOUT MY SIZE. Junior class officers - Evelyn Bonander, secretary: Larry Brey, Student Council representative: Mike Cashel, presidentg Roger Anton, vice- president, and Tom Koelz, treasurer - carefully examine the new class rings at Larson's Jewelry. he Juniors-Top row: Myron Adolph, Lois Ahlers, Carol Alberts, Carolyn Ander- son, Roger Anton. Second row: Betty Basche, Lu- verne Beerrnan, Shirley Benson, Patsy Berger, - ssig Shirley Biegler. :V V 1 . if 1 2, Us It 9 r r 1, if f 46 gf x V lm gmnlors 92359 995 MW 'w , 5 Qfaumffdwr A7 iffy Tireless work and e ergy resulted in a highly successful banquet and prom by the jun- ior class. They demonstrated skill and versatility in enter- taining the seniors at both events. Dramatic art was also por- trayed by the juniors as they presented a two-cast perfor- mance of the play, The Little Dog Laughed. A H, N. . 4 , ,- Y N N za K ef 9 'A' ' w Juniors - Top row: Joelle Bjork- land, Evelyn Bonander, Raymond Brake, Donna Brandt, Larry Brey, Darlene Bryngelson. Second row: Ronald Bulick, Joyce Burnham, Dwayne Butcher, Judy Calvin, Allan Carl, Janet Casareto. Third row: Mike Cashel, Lowell Chris- tenson, Patty Cole, Harry Cour- son, Marguerite Cruit, Delmar Doe. 5 45 Prom banquet result of tlreless work 4 ,,. QB Jumors Top row Sharon Gordon Denms Graf Scott Gr1esman Randy Grxfflth Clarlbel Groenewold Second row Harlan Groenewold Mar Jorle Groenewold Lucllle Grot John Myron GI'USSlng Glnger Hallbeck b it Jumors Top row Ralph Doeden V1V1a!l Doeden Mary Dolan James Ehlers Joan Ehlers Sandra Ehlers Second row Jean Engelhardt Joan Engelhardt Ronald Engstrom Betty Feenstra Marlys Fenske Sh1r1ey F1scher Third row B111 Fxtch Conxue Flathers Marxlyn Gerber Shlrley Gertonson Carol Gleser W Qs' Jumors Top row Evonne Halverson Patsy Hamman Merle Harberts Jlm Harrlson B111 Hay Second row Jaruce Herg Bruce Heyl Jan1ce H1b ma Jud1th Hokeness Jerry Horstman Shxrley Hughes Thud row Dorxs Immens Grace Immens B111 Jacobson, Lols Jacobson Geraldme J andl Janet Jensen Rf' Juniors reach high point of goal Juxuors Top row Carol Jeppesen Davxd Johnson Marvella Johnson Rosalle Johnson Derald Jones Bernard Joul Second row Marlys Karsten Carol Keller John Kxl brlde Robert K1ueve1 Tom Koelz Pat Kruse Thud row Franklm Kunze Marvm Larsen Marc LaVe1le Carol Le1s t1co Roge co WWW Jumors Top row Joel Martmson Carol Mxller Katherme Mlller Gerald M1ttlestadt John Mork Second row John Mulder LeRoy Nau Arla Nlelsen Deanna N1lson Duane Noerenberg Sherry Ohver Thxrd row Jerry Olsen John Lmden O1 son Daryl Parker Norma Jean Pass Joan Paulson Rodney Pedley acl if AW Junzors Top row Carol Lmg Ron Long Carol Lovelett Buell Lu1ng Patr1c1a McBr1de Second row Kerry McCauley Brynell Mahan Shxrley Man nlgal LaVonne Markman Sherxlyn Martm btw' Ili Make preparahons for semor year Juniors Top row Jamce Peterson, Joan Phxlhps Fred if-l Prahl Davld Pratt John Pres ton Janette Renken Second row Donna R1ss MerhnRob1n son Carol Rockwood Jun Rogers Sandra Roberts Marllyn Rowley Thud row Rosanne Ruder John Rusche ,gif Lavelle Rust Mabel Rutzen Donna Sankey Mary Ann unxors Top row Nancy Schxssel Karm Schm1dt Deanna Schmuck Shirley Schroer Sandra Seldel Second row Sandra Shaplro Y landa Sm1th V1o1a Spleker Carol Stamp Jay Strom -4 af '9-as is 'Q Us. like Schafer if-H Jumors Top row Harold Teermk Norman Teerlnk Don ald Terhark Catherlne Th11l Don Tofteland Robert TJos sem Second row Robert Voss W11ma Van Hunmck Thomas Wallace Norma Wasmund John Wassenaar Darhs Wen del Thu-d row Jamce Wend land B111y Weppler Marlys Westphal Mary Whelan C1a1re W1ulamS Davld Wxlson. I I P R 'Z' f J e' t: rw f xg gun ,.,.yy t , U I - A -.q, J 1 b : ' , gs, ,..,. , - i : , ' 1 r ol , In , J r y . N :-': j in 1 f ' J ' -IF r--1nnn, ,ff t lr A JJ P in l , l' ' . 1 ,.n, ' ' - A ' Blazmg honhre arouses school spmt 1 Followlng trad1t1on, the soph omore class agam decorated the mam hall and Chrlstmas tree m gay yuletlde sp1r1t Careful plan nmg and sklllful arrangement produced the sparklmg effect whlch greeted all upon entermg the main door The sophomores also built the bonflre for the Homecom1n g pep fest Helping 1n every way the class IS well prepared for 1ts years ahe d 4x. LW if :Ya V 1,1-,L ANY OLD BOARDS? Any old paper Sophomore class officers become veritable '77 old rags men as thev gather fuel for the homecoming bonfxre Pictured are fffffwywfw fiffafo 1 ff f 5 VVZJQ X Danny Doeden Student Coun 11 representative Gary Hollxday vice president Carol Pixel secretary treasurer and Ted Ludlow president Sophomores - First row: V. Clark, J. Burns, Joyce Benson, P. Albinson, R. Ackerman, J. Clark, C. Christensen, A. Bryngelson. Second row: R. Cooper, B. Clark, D. Carstedt, G. Brust, L. Busse, B. Beck, V. Buss, S. Bixby, P. Berger. Third row: H. Darling, J. Braswell, J. Berger, D. Correll, R. Davis, V. Correll, Jon Benson, D. Burns, G. Bixby, L. Anderson. Back row: R. Bruns, M. Boots, D. Cole, D. Boddy, R. Braun, G. Ackerman, G. Ben- son, N. Beckman, D. Barrier, J. Arneson, E. Davis. 49 Sophomore year presents problems Sophomores Fxrsf row V Goff I Ferguson I Hexdebrmk J Day B Hunt M Janssen J Dovey M De Boom Second row B Flannery H Hausburg G Gerdes A Gertz M Groenwold D Habben K Ehas M Jafvert B Hoefer Thmrd row D Hoefker J Hutton G Hohday M He1berg B Hedqu1st M Febus N Hokeness S Deuth R Hassmg R Drxscoll Back row G Greeley Roger Hendersch1edt Rodney Hendersch1edt J Fagerness D Erbes F Ehlers W Doeden D Doeden L Dlekrnann Sophomores Ftrs! row V Leak M Kon1ng A Maroney F Kruse K Krause L Johnson L Johannlng J Llndernann Second row J Lang S Komng D Johnson J Ludv1gson P Lmg L Lmdemann P Llenau L Lemke F Ketel Thu-d row C Koepsell D Le1st1co H LeBon 50 Lumg J Maher L Johnston B Johnson Jeffers L Johnson W Johnson Back row Meler R Markman T Ludlow D Knuth McCauley R Jorgensen R Kelser E Lmder Kruse 1 . . - I A 1 ' Y ' 7 ' Y ' Y ' , , , . . . . , . , . , . , - v - - ' - 1 . , . . 1 . , 1 I . , . , . , . , - r - x - 1 ' 9 . , . , . , . . - , - ' . . . . . , . , . , . , . U . . 1 . . , . , K. , . , . , . J u . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . . : . , D- , - , - , - . , . , . , . , D- , . , . , . , , , , , I , D l R. . . . . . . . , . , . , Energetic group overcomes obstacles Sophomores 1-'mrst row J Robertson G Sche1ber D Renken G Schade K. Redenbaugh L Nau B Qulrmg C Roos Second row C Parker B Ponto J OBr1en Mary Nystrom Murlel Ny strom C Oltmans C Schaap M Pratt Thud row R Otto D Odenbrett D Roth C Pf1e1 L Ruesch M OHearn O Pame K Moore W Mrnnmg D Rlckbell Back row K Pederson A Rrss R Robmson R Sall W Prms G Nasers J Ramerth J Meler Qu Sophomores Fxrst row B Zylstra E W1111ams W1111ams C Vlnk H WIHIHIHS J Wxllemssen Wxlkmson T Vanzwol Second row R S1mons Schroer J Van Roekel S Weg E Stower Starkenburg B Small D WIESC M Z11m Thud row B Stotka D Wrbbens D Tryon J Strohm Thompson J Schmldt D Schmidt J S11ver Trees Back row E Thmer D Werkman, Sm1th R Stoffer B Westerlund D Smith, VIS R Yates 51 Freshmen mixer lingers in memory PLANNING GAMES for the Freshmen mixer, with the help of Miss Hart, are Jane Thompson, treasurerg Earl Harberts, vice-presidentg Gary Siedel, secretaryg and Joel Goldstrand, president. Happily anticipating the years ahead when they become full- fledged members of senior high, the freshmen work diligently on their schedule of activities. The year opened with a mixer and fun for all. Another highlight of the year was their Freshmen Open House where the parents were entertained by the students. Freshmen First row R Kramer M BenJam1n J Vos A Larson S Steinman J Brandt L Gree G Watts E Martin D Eggleston E Ahlberg D Fiola J Getting A Hubert D Ohlsen G Schmuck Third row R Beck B Lyons 52 Judge P Peterson J Rowley D Hodges Christensen T Kenne J Stower J Roberts Meyer J Willemssen G Seidel R Moore Cassens D Harberts D DeNeu1 R Budde Groenewold L Wiese L Osmonson - ' : . , . ' ' , T. . - , - , - , , , . , . ' , . , . - D. , . , - , - . ley, G. Heidebrink. Second row: R. Polzine, D- Luitiens- Back I-'OWS J- A-Y1d61'S0!1. M- RYDKCITIH. . , . ' , . , . , H- . - ' , - ' , - , . ' , , ' , , y , , M. , . , . ', . , . . ' : . , . , R- . - ' , - - Nmth grade days are left behmd jk Freshmen Frrst row M Clark J Brekke S Huhng R Gr1ff1th Second row B Wasmund G Wendel A Mxller P Kannengxesser S Strom M Sall C Schoberg W Lemke G Bents Thu'd row W Wh1te C Berry D Roetzel E Glbbs J Mamon J Paulsen J Onken R Heldebrmk, J Langseth V Caster G Noerenberg R Saxon G Toussalnt N Grunstad E Harberts J Ander son R Pratt D Mueller T Engelkes Freshmen Fxrsi row R Groenewold D Eng strom V Cloud H Vander Gr1ft K Klmgenberg J Str1epe J Horkey J Johnson Second row C Fr1tz N Berger V Preuss J Anderson M Oppek N Lmg R S1eve C Mork Thud row Funk D Hrggms B Meyeraan J Goldstrand Schafer B Uphoff R Harsma E Manley Boom A Honken Back row D OConnel1 Cloud R Engler A Latuske H Peters L Prxns Rogers B Stamp M Hammon 53 . I ff vw t fs fn 'r '1 ' 1 Yxu tv N ' , 5 K 4, J 1 ' - R' S ' ' 5 A e ln If X ff B. Pfeu, PT Holiday, L. Cer-des,'L.' Whelan: lvl. Tiesler, A. Fischer, '11, Meyferf Back row: 1 ' g , , . - B. , . I ' , . , . , , - , - ' , - ' . G- , - , - , - , . ' , . , . . : D. , . . : . ' , - ' , . , - , - , G- . - , . , - , - ' , . . . ' , . ' , . . ' : J. , - , - . Doors of semor h1gh opened to us Freshmen Fxrst row E Schafer C Dlekmann C Pass A Grann J Thompson P Small D John son L Jay Second row R Pfe1l D Sharp C Moss G Wendland V Fxscher Thzrd row W Kuhl M Teerlnk R Roos B Puhl J Ca1v1n B Levme R Wassenaar W Nattress K Hampton J Cooper Back row V Huntsmger H Sander gaard C Brammer T Bartz R Greve L Mc D Hoefker Freshmen Fust row A Grant F Jenk1ns L Stoffer M Thmer M Roberts M Hmdt M Deuth P Spleker Second row B Johnson B Bxsch M Henn1ng M Van Hal M Wasnlck C Paulsen M Marco L Baumhoefner S Schenck Thud row D Everdmg J Brandt D Sfach '54 G Konold D Cramer M Carter A Nystrom C Harberts D Meyer J Hay J Rlss Back row W Schroeder R Pxttman G L1ndqu1st G Baker R Geertsema W Langland L Peterson M Meyers R Rossi N Carlson K Olson I I A 'Q fi 1 , 4 fl f A A M. ,Reitsma,.S. Anderson, M. Bjerkesett, Bussz Keever, D. Gardner, J. Meyeraan, R. Hathaway, Future years stimulate challenge Energetic may well be the word to describe the hard- working group of seventh and eighth graders. This group make them- selves very useful in many school activities They take part in the Christmas concert small fry athletics home room decoration contest at Christ mas and many others EENY MEENY MINEY MOE! Caught beneath the mistletoe Susan Sowles president Jim Whipkey secretary treasurer and Sandra Olsen vice president, are the eighth grade officers pondering this problem Eighth grade Fust row A Kruse L Asche L Bar rier S Konold B Swenson B Boyer Second row D Eng strom J Griffith E Spraw S Nelson J Niemeyer J Ehlers K Sanger Thxrd row D Yates Gary Lelstxco S Long D Smrth J Peck S Sel berg D Thom E Blair Back row R Anderson R Johnson B Preston D Prms Dennis Doeden A Bonander L Hughes J Clausen C Pell Eighth grade Fm! row J Trees B Ponto C Burnham, G Mahon C Reynolds J Per kms Second row J Peterson A Anderson P Larson S Overdahl C Erwin D Kilder K Kluever Thud row G Roos B Halverson B Schade B Krueger G Le1st1co C Licht D Bixby D Ehlers J Schissel Back row B Hart man N Vanderveen D Rog nas M Miller D Kelsey D Hodges D Hussey G Crockett P Hillstrom 5 M1xer focuses spothght on small fry Elghih grade Farsi row A W1111ams D Dav1s H Dykstra E M3d1S0n C Schelber J Bear Second row E Uken V Dommeyer M Anderson R BJornstad S Roberts S Sowles H Kragness Thxrd row M Parker Dwayne Doe den R Marsh S Olsen M Harrison L Hudson V Hut ton D Mad1son D Uphoff Back row D Rypkema D D1rks D Anton R Breese L. Phelps D Schenck J Whlp key L Towne G Janssen G Habeck Ezghih grade Pars! row J Poppen A Jacobson B K1r cher M Greve I Shxpley D Gerdes Second row M Ben Jamm J Vosberg C Olson son, J Robmson Thxrd row G Noerenberg T Jansen J Paulson S Smith J Saye W Gumbel R Llllemon. S San derson Back row A Tryon D Brlnkman G Mahlberg P Freman A Latuske D Z1erke J Clark E Gerdes Seventh grade Fu-si row N Hagen C D1rks E Mulder A F1nckh J Bamster B John son Second row D Matheson M Hamman G Ray J Hay B Rogers A Wxllxarns M Le1s t1co Thxrd row D DeGroot M Otto R Potter J Ehlers K Peterson K Sorem J Ohver C Cole D Funk Back row R Buchman R Hanson D Hunt L Kruse J. Wahl, Meindefs, Ander- Prov1des entertamment for students Seventh grade First row K Watrud J Halma J Fre rxchs A Wasko M Drost G Hansen Second row G Eggle ston R Day G Marsh, C Sm1th G Osmonson, S Ander son D Moore Thtrd row A Potter R Johnson, J Mlckel son G GJertson J Parker M Flathers A. Latuske C Schmxdt R Prxchard Back row N Blorklund L Carter L Harlow D Karsten R Jans sen. Seventh grade Fmt row Y Haack J Selberg M John son S Dlrks J Rawhngs C Erwm Second row J Schxs sel K Schroeder C Voehl F Feltman L Potter L Lunz D Buntjer Thxrd row G Os terberg R Deutschman G Kallsen D Hablcht D Peter son J Beck R Nau G LaJo1e Back row P Poppen. A Hud son S Hansberger Seventh grade - First row: K. Clausen, D. Stephens, B. Deuth, M. Fowler, G. Hoefker, B. Johnson, P. Grann. Second row: R. Miller, T. Erwin, C. Meyer, N. Ruesch, R. Pardau, J. Hampton, G. Berger, R. Bjorklund. Third row: D. Kuhl, E. Ennen, B. Hvistendahl, J. Lieske, D. Mittelstadt, H. Vos, D. Ehlers, D. Parker, J. Wib- bens. Back row: D. Vis, D. Prins, L. Johnston. '-f-film Tk ki rV,4 l X N Rf we Spam Worthington stages first Trojan Relays g I GOING AROUND IN CIRCLES is Jerry Navara Trojan discus thro er s he sets himself for a powerful heave at the Trojan Relays held in the spnng of 1953 GET THE POINT? Randy Gnff1th seems to be e plammg the fmer pol t of a track shoe pike to the ther three letterme The other 60 1953 TRACK SCHEDULE Meet Cherokee Mankato Trojan Relays Esthervxlle D1str1ct 8 Reg1on 2 State Pomis l 12 0 2112 621k 2212 Placmg Slxth Seventh Second Fourth F1rst Successful IS the only word that can descrlbe the 1953 track season for the part1c1pated ln seven meets 1nclud1ng the flrst annual Trojan Relays the State Regxonal and D1Stf1Ct contests Thls does not lnclude the few quad rangular meets 1n wh1ch they also took part Jerry Kmgery Daryl Voss and Brlan Toren were the only lettermen who graduated All three went to the State Meet held 1n M1HHe3pOl1S on June 2 All told the Trojans gamed 17815 polnts 1n all thelr meets for an average of about 26 polnts per meet The Trojans won then' seventh stra1ght D1str1ct 8 t1tle as they ec11psed all the othc entrants Wlth 62 V2 pomts At the Reg mal contest Kmgery Voss and Toren all quallfled for the State Meet as Kmgery set a new pole vault mg record of ll feet and 5V2 lnches Daryl Voss closed the season by t1e1ng for second place 1n the hlgh jump w1th a total of s1x po1nts at the State Meet A. X 1 , , . . ' 1 ' 1 ' 37 ', 6 w , a ' , ' ' X ' l ' . n s s ' o n. attentive athletes are Delmar Uphoff, Jim Crockett, and Ken Ehlers. Worthington Trojans. The Trojans I ! l . ' . ' 1 1 ' i 7 1 ' u ' 9 1 Cindermen show Well in seven contests ' , A f pg- 2 A NEW DANCE STEP? Thxs ls the correct approach to the hlgh Jump bar as ex plalned by head coach Floyd Baldy Nelson to the other Trojan letterman Lee Barrier BOY THAT S HIGH Delmar Uphoff sights the dis tance he needs ln order to clear the pole vaultmg bar at the Trolan Relays UNDER WATCHFUL EYES, J1m Crockett gets set to run ln hxs heat of the 100 yard dash at the flrst annual TroJan Relays Watchmg luke a hawk IS Randy Grlfilth another dash man Qffgfi nf 61 f 1 - ' Y ll ' I I 5 l' n -A c- q Q 0 I W ,T . ' i W'-+7 'A 1 T il A T 1 if l 'xa 4 W V Ji-win ' 'X' . I ' -, 4' O' Q0 rs o e xc Noere berg Second o L Barre H Boom E D s SIX lettermen returned to bolster the 1953 Trojan baseball squad as they played eleven games lncludlng the d1str1ct and reg1onal events The squad opened their season with an 8 7 vlctory over the Fulda Ralders on May 7 on the home diamond In the next game elghth grader Dave Gardner relleved Lee Barrler startlng hurler and helped w1th a 16 9 w1n over Lake fleld Two days later the Trojans agaln faced Lakef1eld on the Panthers dlamond and won 4-3 Following the Panther game the locals then faced the Fulda Ralders agaln to w1n thelr fourth ln a row 5 0 as Lee Barrier hurled a one hltter for the Trojans Barr1ers no h1tter was Sp01lEd by Wayne Meler as he picked up a smgle 1n the frfth 1I1I11I'1g Next the Slayton Wlldcats spolled the Trojans wln streak as they defeated the locals 8 7 The Trojans then spl1t thelr last two regular season games with Pipestone wm mng the f1rst 5-4 and los1ng the second 14 10 Flnally the Trojans went on to the dlstrlct contest by defeat1ng Fulda 14 4 Slayton 15 3 and Pipestone 3 1 In the first game of the regional however they were defeated by Lakefleld 13 5 62 B Roge s E Rob L M Roger a d Coach Da Y Reg IC Baseball squad wms dlstnct MAN 0 MOOSE? E elt D S e a d JCITY Moose Ki g ry take t L bet e xnnngs to s lect the right b t to k ock em v r the fence L, v' A , 5 V0 My ' ts . 2 A 1 . X f ,X ' ' 'A ,V M ff, ,K 1 X ,w. , . A Q , , 1 . 1 5 4 C . Y W , I ' 4. Q 4 K 1 N, I 'Q I 5 i 5 7 M , 7. R , K X A A 9. A if-1 N ' W ' 8 . , ' ' K. CHAMPS! The 1953 District Eight Baseball champions linelup D. Gardner, Ry Roerman, DECK row: H. D2rlingfmD. Uplyffi for the cameraman. Fi t row: J. R b rts. W. Bul' k, D. . r , - ef S, -' Si n 1 n . r w: . i r, . , . es em, . . - I I 1 , R ' ver eps rn n I 'n e ime ou w en 1 6 ' ' - a n ' 0 e . ' 1 a ' T 3 Y W , - - - a . , . ' 9 1 ' 7 ' . . . , - . . . , . , - , ' . , . . ' 9 ' 1 - . , , - 0 BLAST IT Blastmg out of one of the sand traps at the local country club a e John Kllbride a d John Mo k Both were on the tofumament team whxch set a e dlstrlct r cord Golfers p two tournam ts Golf rose to be one of the top notch athletlcs of Worthmgton H1gh School 1n the 1953 sprmg season Includxng the d1str1ct and reglonal tourneys the Tro Jans copped s1x vlctorles 1n seven meets The tournament team lncluded John Kllbrlde Jumor John Mork Jumor and Pat Ohver and Denny Hower graduates Allan Brower semor and N1no Casareto graduate also made up the team durmg the flrst four meets The team was coached for the second season by Ken Thompson Aprll 18 was the f1rst engagement for the Trojans They defeated Jacksons golfers 141!2 to V2 In a return engage ment on May 4 Jackson suffered 1ts second loss at the hands of the Trojans 10 2 The local golfers copped then' other season w1ns over Luverne 13112 to 1176 and Redwood Falls 214 to 246 Worthmg ton then went on to w1n the 1953 D1str1ct Elght golf tourney defeatmg Luverne w1th a record low score of 316 bettermg the old record by 14 po1nts The team then lost the reg1ona1 to the host school Mankato Denny Hower top medahst at the reglonal went on to the state meet w ere he t1ed for s1xth place Later 1n 414,11 Lyn L went to Tulsa Oklahoma to com pete K: the natmonal tourne fW7 CC jbwkddff AGULLNX fl 4, S0 CLOSE AND YET S0 FAR J hn Mork takes h1s tlme a he sghts f thx short putt UW? as John Kllbnde pauently 1ts w th flag ha d to see the ball d op into the lxttle cup I 5 63 . . . , I . .l y. . , ,. - , 1 p , . s y . 1 1 - 1 7 Y 1 .I , . i l ' 1 r ' n r . ' ' nw ' ' e . . ' ! 7 , . 5 - , X A J - KLR4-fygi, sVWfff'9 Elle year, Hower, accompanied by John J f JW Qc 4 f .1 . f l - I ' r, ' , X J P7 N Y 0 Q . I V In y N., ' ' ' wa' , io in n , S lr S ' . M N X vi -l-.ls-A-4- l Fairmont - The first game of the season found the Trojans facing the Fairmont Car- dinals. The Cardinals won this contest, 26-6, with the locals getting their only score on a pass from Lee Barrier to Ray Roetman in the end zone. St. James - The Trojans next played host to the St. James Saints, later to be pro- nounced the top team in the state. Norman Anderson, the Saints' top running and passing back, led the way for a 40-0 win over the Tro- Jans. Marshall - Marshall's Tigers clawed their way to a close 12-6 win in the third game of the season. Penalties plagued the locals this time as they lined up off-side, five times in a row. Pipesione - Make the Arrows quiver, was the theme of the 1953 Homecoming game with Pipestone. And the Trojans did just that, as they held the previously unbeaten eleven to a 6-6 deadlock at the half and finally lost the heartbreaker, 12-6. Windom - The Trojans didn't show very well on a muddy track, and lost their fifth game in a row to the underdog victors, the Windom Eagles, 16-6. Seven games THE BORED OF DIRECTORS - Six busy coaches take time out from teaching football to future gridiron stars to smile pretty. Left to right are Ken .Thomp son and Bill Brennan, B squad: Jay Johnstone and Baldy Nelson, varsityg Do Jensen and John Kirkeby, junior high. 2552 . ii f. is 1- 64 rx 3 FOOTBALL VARSITY SQUAD Furst row Ruesch Noerenberg Cashel Hutton Coursen, Carl, Doeden, Hokeness, Barrier, Parker Second row Smith Anderson Schmxdt Jorgenson Burns Ry Roetman Ray Roetman, R. Darling, Heyl, Ray, Koelz, H Darlmg Tjossem Back row Hay Martlnson B Doe Grlffln Davls McCauley, Puhl, Mork, Uphoff, Wight, Navara, leave Trojans wmless YOUNG DOCTOR MALONE seems to have a future rival as managers Hoode- check, Riss, and Kingery watch Ray Roet- man patch-up Tom Koelz. 65 1 ' Q A gl .Q--Q flltl Navara W1ght Jackson There was gloom 1n Mud V111e fWOFth1HgtOH, after the local grldders dropped another one to the Jackson Bluejays 40 14 Jerry Benda a Jackson backfleld man, was later sw1tched to center on the All State Team Luverne Jun Ray gave the local fans one of the few thmlls of the season, as he broke through the 1n the last game of the season Wlth the Luverne Carchnals The Cards won 27 7 HEY YOU RE PULLING MY LEG Lee Barrxer attempts to elude a fallen Samts grasp and gam some needed yardage as the Trojans suffered thelr greatest defeat of the season at the hands of the formxdable Samt James team Ehlers DOWN BOY Delmar Uphoff tries to convmce an opponent that its not pohte to flght for the ball whxle hls teammate Lee Barner gives another foe the cold shoulder during the Trojans Home- 66 commg game wxth Pxpestone A, A Ox 4 , X 1 H1 - rniddle of the line for a 39 yard TD, r 1 :Mu .ali X A Barrler Uphoff fyqgwfwx N QJJJQ ,ff nf? x GANGWAY! An unfortunate bystander wouldnt stand a chance lf he got ln the way of these prepsters Jack Reusche Joel Martmson Daryl Parker Jerry Navara Duane Noeren berg John Mork and Bruce Heyl as they demonstrate some speedy techmques on then' way to the daxly workouts Ray Roetman Darhng Puhl ,Y ol Q -. al- Ry Roetman Oi ,aa Eleven semors play then' last game DONT BE BASHFUL xt wont hurt a bxt seems to be the P1pestone players plea to Lee Barrier who is shyly attempting to avold hls opponents gentle grasp durlng the Tr0Jan Homecommg game However the Plpe stone team proved pretty persuaszve for they managed to chalk up a 12 to 6 vxctory over the local squad POTENTIAL POINT GETTERS Absorbed ln the maneuvers of then' teammates are these eager beavers on the Trogan bench who are anxxously awaltmg their coach s call to warm up and a chance to prove thexr football prowess ' i l X A O I w ' V X. V S J 68 'Q' r-N f CHECKING UP Mr Thompson coach and Mr Rexgner school equipment manager look over the basketball equipment list for the past season In cldentally the frgures check that is the reason for the pleased look Q5 Basketball Executlves SHAKE Cooperation is the keynote as Troyan basketball players get last minute instructions and good luck from Coach Thompson MATT'S BOY FRIDAY Bill Fitch gxves Matt Kingery a distracting grin as the basketball managers go about their work The art work before Matt ls typical of the managers job keeping an accurate record of every hop skip and jump of the TroJan cagers Hy X'-9' .l...W' .f K 5 -Q. s V: :ESX y in I L o is . ,B V! X G , xii ' ip' f,A o ,Af gb u . Il A if fix L, Hi L we . 4 fi. xi ' if e y - , L! Hx 1 N VXWR 'K Y' L 'iygcx x t ef K , I X xl' ' l , lf' I f 1 a y 'AX Vrol W E , ' , - ' ' , ' I Af I A A N K. Trojans supply fans with thril s ur ,Tf nv' if T4 , fx Q 'X j X ,UQ Q NU fx? Y A' vw 1 xs- YYS, Y , , 1 K 1 zz. vs' N M gh!! Q--f VARSITY CAGERS - Coach Ken Thompson displays Worthington! basketball might for the 1953-54 season. Pictured first row: Jim Hutton, Marv Larson, Ed Roberts, Doug Smith and Lee Ban'ier. Back row: Delmar Uphoff, Ronnie Long, John Mork, Wayne Bartholomaus, Larry Brey, and Coach Thompson. The Trojan cagers won 3 out of 17 games in the past season. Sixteen boys played throughout the season, changing oi! between the varsity and junior varsity teams. tfgitd potential for coming years 1953-54 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE orthington orthington orthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Worthington Fairmont Lakefield Pipestone Slayton Luverne Marshall Windom Jackson Mt. Lake Slayton Luverne Jackson Fulda Windom Lakefield Pipestone Four seniors play last season THATS ALL Theres no more Trojan basketball for these four seniors Delmar Uphoff Wayne Bartholomaus Ed Roberts and Lee Barrier hang up their jerseys for their successors Worthmgton closed out the 1954 season w1th a boom 1n losxng to Pxpestone 58 54 after lead 1ng thelr opponents durlng the whole game Three starters bemg 1nehg1b1e for the game, the Trojans showed add1t1onal zeal for a wm Al though unsuccessful 1n w1n loss records, Worth mgtons basketball season proved a two way advantage Flrst of all the fans were suppl1ed wlth plenty of thr111s, and secondly the vars1ty played many underclassmen, makmg future seasons look bnghter 72 BALLET Delmar Uphof! displays his form ln this picture taken during the Slayton game Other Troyans are Mork Barrier and Larson ARMS GALORE Marv Larson 1251 Dave Gardner 1231 fight for possessxon of the ball 111 actxon at the Luveme game John Mork 4453 swans the outcome of the sltuatxon , - . . . 5 , I - . l , . 1- L . , 1 ,. Q l , 6 , Q . . . I ,pq ,K . . . - - 'Nu' 'K . A 1 . .. . -my . . F , - , ' ' I a . , . . ,X ! Slayton tops Troy ans 1n d1str1ct CHALK TALKS Coach Thompson demonstrates basketball tactics In a night before game session The board is barren yet but the scrlb blmg gathers wlth time WHERE DID IT G0 Lee Barrier and a Slayton eager seem to have lost track of the ball 1n thxs scrap Ed Roberts M03 GOING FOR TWO Jxm Ratzloff Windom fires a shot over the guard of Delmar Uphoff 1433 Bartholomaus 4351 and Long l34I close m for a posslble rebound rn.. Trojan basketball ended 1n the flrst game of the D1StF1Ct Elght tourney, Worthlngton belng defeated by Slayton, 52 46 The team agaxn d1s played numerous thr1l1s to 1tS many followers The tournament team was made up of three sen 1ors, Roberts Barrler, and Uphoff The rest of the squad conslsted of three Jumors, two sophomores, and two freshmen Th1s was the flrst tournament team 1n Mr Thompson s coachxng career at Worthmgton wmth freshmen on the squad I I I I 5 Q ,. I al 'wk . 'X x 5,x I I - Wy R 4 V, . , ' . comes up to aid the Trojans. ' '9- I 7 I . ,K 'W 24 I , . . I 1 gtg. jx - ' . - - f 34 ' , ' - . I , - THE LINE UP Front o Osterbe g Moore Otto Cou o Phelp e Freem n Cole Second o Uphof! Joh stone Hunt Bob Preston Ronald Konold Towne Heyl Pa ke Heldt Tolk Ohlse J h P e ton Hxllst om Back o Jxm Schissel Jerry Schlssel Flathers Bu tjer Poppen Leiske Holliday Dessem Rxckbxel Bowman Kellse Gene Konold Otto Nau are seniors and three year lettermen :mg egg ggi 0 0 FPO cnc N20 52' Q0 S55 Gag sg? 9-ai E S Oo 2 EZ 5 -093 go. gs.: 953 u' sg? mai' MW Forty four gymnasts Desp1te the loss of some valuable gymmsts through graduatlon Worth1ngton s gymnastxc team st1ll cont1nues to hold 1tS own among all compet1t1on At the Madlson meet on January 31 Mad lson s class C gym team defeated the Trojan C team by only three polnts Harry Courson placed first on the horse 1n th1s meet and also at Mankato At New Ulm the team as a whole was the flrst group 1n the hlstory of Worthmgton Hlgh gymnlsts to aChleV6 a total of 2 093 polnts Also mcluded on th1s year s schedule were the New Ulm Northwest and the state meets After the graduatlon of Br1an Toren the local class B team was left memberless how ever Allen Tolk Everett Dessem Harry Courson Ronnle Konold and Gary Heldt cornprxse th1s year s class C team Forty four boys rangmg 1n grade from seventh to twelfth make up the ent1rety of the gym squad I GIVE UP HBH? Coursfm f-hl'0WS up both of his hands MAN ON A HORSE Unlike most horses this one has as he nears the completion of one of the gymnastxc handles whlch Allen Tolk uses to advantage ln perform turning letterman mi X m t FIVE HE MEN AND ONE MAN The graduating semors Jay Ohlsen Gary Heldt Ronnie Konold Allen Tolk and Everett Dessem stand at attentlon as thexr coach Mr Osterberg smlles for the shutterbug 75 N W 1 exercises on the floor mats. Harry is a junior and a re- ing one of the Class C exercises. I I 5 CAROL AT BAT Umpxre Marlene Osterkamp shows a count ot two and two on the Babe Ruth of G AA Carol Berry Arlene UDh0ff gets set to catch the ball wh1.Ie all oi the rest of the members cheer the game on .1 TAKE A BIG BITE says Edxth Fmckh to her GAA counterpart Sally Th1s event IS one of the hlghhghts of xmtxatmg new members into the organizatxon BUT BABY ITS COLD OUTSIDE After a whxle out on the ice Joan Hay and Sherxlyn Anderson must have found it comforting to come m the warmmg house and warm themselves up before gomg out to face the cold wmter agam 76 The Girl's Athletic Association purchased white emblem sweatshirts, to be worn at G A A group functlons Some of the1r actlv 1t16S mclude p1cn1cs, skatmg part1es, and bowhng To start the school year off, the club holds 1ts annual 1n1t1at1on ceremony At th1s event the new members are requlred to dress as requested by the old members Compensa t1on for the treatment comes when the vet erans entertaln the rookles at the1r fall plcruc GAA meets every other Thursday morn mg for the purpose of part1c1pat1ng 1n games such as basketball volley ball badmmton, and tumbllng The execut1ve board meets once a month to conduct club busmess Th1S board lncludes pres1dent Carol Berry, v1ce presldent Edlth Fmckh, secretary treasurer, Dorothy Buntjer Student Councxl represen tat1ve Sally Deuth and sports cha1rman, Mur1el Nystrom Also th1S year, eleven sen1or members and M1ss Hart the1r advlser, attended a Pow Wow, held at Mankato State Teachers Col lege At th1s meetmg the glrls enjoyed them selves w1th such d1vers1t1es as sw1mm1ng, shuffle board table tennls and many other games L1ke any other sport GAA rewards 1ts part1c1pants Wlth awards, ranging from a Jacket to d1fferent s1ze letters, depend1ng on the number of d1fferent d1v1s1ons ln Wh1Ch the glrls has earned polnts At the close of the school year, the newest members play host to the ret1r1ng glrls at a summer p1CI1lC NICE DOGGIE Warrmng up after a GAA skating party are Mercedes Johnson and Jacquelyn Hampton 310113 with an urudentxfxed pooch 1 ' 2 tf f H . 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Deuth at me G.A.A. picnic. held at one of the local parks IHS! fall- - - ' ' ' A I 1 ' . . . v ' as Q riff is , fi? -Q I Q K ,U-1 .. - THE ELEVEN LITTLE INDIANS who went to a gn-ls Pow wow held at Mankato last wmter take txme out from the chore of loadmg the car to have their picture snapped Shovmm left to nght are Norma Jean Hmton Beverly Krxck Clare Ann Moore Elame Ulferts Arlene Uphoff Sally Deuth Carol Berry Miss Hart advxser Edxth Fmckh Marlene Osterkamp Dxana Zxerke and Dorothy BuntJer Pow Wow heads busy year ln G A A S T R E T C H Ila Ferguson and Pat Hamman try then' utmost to outJump one another durmg one of thelr Thursday mommg basketball games The glrls meet every other Thursday mommg for such activitxes as basketball volleyball bad mmton and others ONE OF THE TUMBLING exercises is bemg shown these w1ll1ng young gymnastics Vonnie Markman Shirlee Konold and Judy Saye perform one of the exercxses the tumblmg team put on between halves of the basketball homecommg game - I v . . . . , . . . ' . l ' . Q 0 0 . ' l I ' . .f Q . . ' ' BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER Members of the Dessem Darlmg Wlght B Doe Ray Roetman Puhl Heldt Heyl W Club are Front row Ehlers Crockett Navara Bartholomaus Hay Back row Advlser Ken Thompson Hutton Schmxdt Cour Uphoff Konold Barrler Ry Roetman and Ray Second row son Koelz Parker Noerenberg and Tolk II'11t1at1OI'l h1gh11ghts IS IT WORTH IT ALL? John Kxlbnde begms to wonder lf he OH NO NOT MORE' Lee Barrler puts the flmshmg touches on wxll last xt out as he performs one oi lus mxtlatxon dunes m a John Mork s W Club shampoo whxch contains such mgredxents as local downtown restaurant eggs molasses and dog food Q., wgg so fda.. FT' 78 I5 N ' , ' 5 J I R My 2 ag A I md 1 ' 2 v 5' f ,Q in Q- O - ' 5 -,L L A Qi 8 4 , M OPEN WIDE Delmar Doe would appear to be lxkmg hrs part of the 1n.lt1at1on pxcmc which ms doubtful All the prospectxve mem bers must go through this before they become members of the club v u1et year 1n W club ,S-3--Q February 24 was the b1g mght for all the old W Club members for that was the mght of the were not qulte as enthus1ast1c as the old mem bers but no casualt1es were reported Any boy who earns a major letter 1n foot ball basketball track baseball gymnastlcs, or golf IS el1g1ble to enter W1th over twenty sen1ors graduatmg, the club reached one of 1ts largest membershlps W1th nearly 40 members 1n all The annual W Club basketball game was not staged thls year due to confhctlng schedules of area schools therefore no b1g money makmg project was undertaken by the club As usual all the sen1ors purchased letter sweaters and ordered thelr tlckets for the state basketball tournament through the W Club The athletlc department also saw the flrst really actrve use of the wh1rlpool bath pur chased by the club 1n the school year 1952 53 Ken Thompson put ln h1s f1rst year as ad v1ser for the club replaclng M1lt Osterberg WOW seems to express Jxm Croc kett s feelmgs as he gets a bxg whxff of the llmburger cheese at the W Club ll'llY.13f1Ol'l Offxcers surveymg the weapons of destructxon are Crockett secretary Allen Tolk treasurer Matt Kxngery lnmatlon chalrman Lee Barr er president and Ronald Konold Student Council representatne Burdell Doe v1ce presxdent was not present 79 . . . 1 . . . ,, . . ,, t 5 , S' Z5 y C 4 K 1 X 3 fi A f M., at annual initiation. The prospective members , . 3. I A 7 I 1 I l I ' . ' i , - . , ' . 5 I ,x g ' I I - , J: , A . I H . I ' V: i 'i I .C Q ar , - . - r F: N r ZZING BEES Members of the 1953 54 Jumor varsity Fun! row B111 Johnson Glles Blxby Don Boddy Ed Davls Dave Gardner low Fred Ehlers and Bob Westerlund Iumor vcrrslty wms 9 of 16 FLYING HIGH Members of the YMCA intramural basketball league Ray Roelman Duane Butcher Allan Worthlngtons Junlor varslty squad completed fjgifrmlfymgdigdngitIlf,2QI22 chase ' msky ban in thelr season Wlth a nme won and seven lost record A total of 21 players at one tlme or an other were a part of the team Bjarne Johnson, J lm Hutton Doug Smlth Dave Gardner, and Joe Roberts also played conslderably wlth the A squad Among the regular players, Don Barrler led ln the scorlng column Wlth a close to SIX polnt average GIIES Blxby was next IH llne Wlth a 5 7 followed by Ed D3VlS Wlth 46 Johnson, who played fewer games Wlth the squad had a 62 average Mr Brennan coached the team ln h1s nlnth year as B team mentor JUST ONE MORE dent manager Art Riss human octupus attempts the lmpossible as he ren ders one of his numerous dutles ln 3551511118 the basketball beam 1 gf, lf 'fe' . 5 ie ' , . 3 4 - Q, v ,eff ' . J 1 f L l I 5 S' 1 K , at ' ,Q , x 4 A5 lm ' '- f al 4 A 'J' E 3 ggn Barrier Wayne Doeden. Back row:-Coach Brennan, John Schmldt, Bjarne Johnson, Ronnle Jorgenson, Jim Anfeson, Ted Lud: I I I - .... . , . . . ! 3 - 1 ' - . . . . . , , , . 1 2 as L E , -, 5 .,, . 1 :Cf ' l - stu- ,l n . , , ' ki . STRING ALONG - These four livewires, Carol Berry, Shirley Fischer, Nancy Schissel, and Sherilyn Martin, varsity cheerleaders, lead the snake dance at the football homecoming pep fest. Not only are they leaders for the snake dance, but they liven things up at the pep meeting and games. FIGHT! TEAM' FIGHT! Joyce Benson Tacy Vanzwol Helen Hausberg and Maxine Jaivert Junlor varsity cheerleaders with the aid of smiles cheer the B team cagers unto victory Cheerleaders set pace J f SMILING THRU Carol Berry Sherllyn Martin Nancy Schissel and Shirley Fischer bubbling over with pep lead the student body in yells during the cold of the football season and in the warm gymnasium during basketball season Whether they have smiles or tears the spirit IS always there 81 be X 2 -vuusvnvfi' iimmv' .ffl XX 5 5 1 ,Aly x , r -if 'Q R N., X. .1.,h. N, xx X x Q' Tb. 'Q A 555:-if Q u 7. .0' 1'v-HA rs .Q 'Q'-' +P' '. 0,414 - 3' 'gms Fa. 4 . 9 J .1 -.3 'S SENIOR BAND PERSONNEL - First row: ling, Miller, Judy Calvin, Koelz, Watrud, Heiberg, Janet Williamssen, P. Albinson, C. Mork. Second row: Hoefer, Burnham, I ,.,. . .gs .MM ... Oppek, Atrops, R. Dar- J. Ehlers G. Schade R. Johnson, J. Brown: Thompson, J. Harrison H. Darling, McMurtry 3 r I w 1f1'1 'J:K?' ' Schissel, Rossi, A, Bonander, Keiser, Lutjens, G. Benson, J. Nie- meyer, Schafer, Jim Calvin, Dessem, Crippen, D. Doeden, D. Nie- meyer, Third row: E. Dolan. Kubride- M- 5311. Gvff. Graf. E tower, B. Hoeier, Rickbeil, Grann, Ahlberg, S. Olson, Pittman , Eanzwol. bleoerenberg, Jacobson, Strohm, L. Brey, . lx . ' . l 'O '. v ' , V x ' if , Q V y Q yd 1. , A if ' Chicago - cr wonderful town! x N 2 I Q! J A ,. U . ' , ,- K I t ' ' That was terrific. You know you came to , 0 i. ' ' us highly recommended by some of the finest ' My ., H. , A judges in music, and let me tell you that you A I ' 'Q' tl ' have kept faith with their judgment. This is , , A ' 111 . ' f 1 K probably the most critical audience for which 1 I ' , . T ' you will ever play? Howard Lyons, founder 4- A I ' , of the National Music Clinic, thus addressed , F26 v the high school band following their concert I g F ' x in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Sherman . ' Milla' ' 1. K. in Chicago last December. I A U' 4 , , L l , The Chicago concert was the event of the ' ' A year for the band and the whole school. We at I ,fl home almost popped our buttons when we R heard of the terrific ovation they received. 84 It 5 SENIOR BAND PERSONNEL - Third row continuedi Shapiro, Williams, Westerlund, Brower, S. Funk, J. Schmidt, E. Bonander. D. Hansen, B. Johnson, R. Sall, Wight, Barrier, Puhl, W. Doeden, Hoodecheck. Fourth row: Nystrom, Prouty, S. Albinson, Mark- man, Hokeness, Dahlquist. Freyborz. B- JOHNSON- Cafswdi. Heig. Band members rate top honors Fire sirens, whistles blowing, a brass band beating, signs held high, and a happy crowd of several hundred people all shouting, Wel- come home, greeted the 104 thrilled band members and their director, Mr. Gerald Nie- rneyer, to climax the never-to-be-forgotten rip. The marching band received first place for the second consecutive year at the Tri-State marching contest and made numerous public appearances in surrounding communities. The concert band appeared at the fall M.E.A. meeting in Mankato, presented a con- cert in Trimont, and two On to Chicago concerts in December. In addition, band mem- bers participated in spring solo and large group contests and the annual spring concert. -4 f. 4 I' Oasareto, Torbeck, Jorgensen, N. Olsen, J. Mork, J. 'Stower, Hughes, D. Funk. Percussion: Striepe, Gertonson, Seidel, M. Dolan, John Willemssen, Hvistendahl. OFQBNISH Joan Ehlers. Twirlers: S. Ehlers, Ruder, Elias, Jafvert, Benson, Schmuck, K. Schmidt, Rockwood, Peterson. Director, Mr. Niemeyer. TA RA RA BOOM DE A - Mardelle Dahlquist switches from her sax to a trombone as John Mork looks quizzically on before one of the many marching appearances of the band. Q 5' 'uf K-1 'A ,J !,.:.' p, 2 A .1 S5 Small ensembles make muslc LIBERACE FEMININE STYLE Joan Ehlers versatxle jumor has soloed Wlul the band accompanled the choxr and played for many of the years school iunctxons DO NOT DISTURB MUSICISXXS at work Semor glrls octet is hard at work Left to rught are Jean Deutschman Carol Berry Shxrley Funk Darlene Nlemeyer Mardelle Dahlqulst Marcxa Scrlbner Connie Martm TOOT TOOT TOOTERS - The B Flat clarinet quar- tet is composed oi Judy Calvin LaDee iSleepyJ Atrops Robert Darling and Eileen Oppek. He-men members of the trombone trio are Keith Puhl Wayne Doeden and Don Hoodecheck. 85 . , . . . l ' I f ' 1 I . I - A A V , I l 1 - I V , . . , , and Pat Haberman. Q v , 45 3 5 6 1, , ......., SANTA OTTESONS CAROLERS the jumor octet include Carolyn Anderson LaVelle Rust Joan Ehlers Shirley Ben son Conme Flathers Vonnie Markman, Jean Bxglehardt, and Joan Bngllhanit. -ya -uf..-R-.-.Q ff Practlce makes us perfect PICCOLO PAT goes tweet tweet tweet Patsy Albmson and Larry Brey warm up before a marchmg event TUNEFUL TRIOS The flute trlo conslsts of Rosalie Johnson Pat Al blnson and Janet Wlllemsen and the tmmpet trlo mcludes Danny Doeden Darlene Nlemeyer and Gary Crlppen 87 .1 gg grit, n f , Q Q . r,: E ,r SENIOR CHOIR PERSONNEL First row Ball I-Iaberman Martin Scribner Andrmga Hoefer Ponto Kruse Schechter Braswell D Cole Second row Paulson J Ehlers I-Iagberg Anderson Rust Gi-even Ludvigson D Bryngelson Erbes Sampson Thurd ,yd v xv 1:4 X 1 row: Finckh, S. Ehlers, Bixby, Simons, Pratt, Benson, Redenbaugh, McBride, P. Cole, Schmidt, McCauley. Back row: Vanliunnick, Kramer, O'Hearn, Oltmans, Ruder, Niemeyer, Wiese, Rotschafer Rogers, Jones, Johnson. Concert appearances prove enjoyable 88 -456 AFTER DINNER ENTERTAINMENT finds the boys' quartet up and singing. This well-known foursome consists of Matt Kingery, Danny Doeden, Ed Rogers, and Glen Nielsen. ,L , .2 in Y SENIOR CHOIR PERSONNEL -- First row: Correll, Tiesler, Leistico Ennen, Drlncol, Flathers, Martin, Pfell, Christlanson, A. Bryngelson Second row: Klngery, D. Doeden, Westerlund, Griesman, Olsen, Biegler, Markman, Ling, Joan Engelhardt, Jean Engelhardtq Dahlqulst. Third row: Barrier, Wick, Hay, Wassenaar, Hedquist, Funk, Berry Koning, Rockwood, Schafer, Ati-ops. Back row: Beckman, Olson Terhark, Uphoft, Larson, Nielsen, Strohm, Lindemann, Kempema Gerdes, V. Doedeu, Alberts, Deutschman. Seniors complete chorus participation Among the many activities carried on by the 90 voice senior choir, directed by Mr. Otteson, one of the most anticipated and appreciated is the annual Christmas concert. After numerous selections by individual groupS, the mass chorus presented There Shall a Star from Jacob, by Mendelssohn. The mass group consisted of ninth grade, junior college, and sen- ior choirs and was accompaniedlby Johri Ehlers, organist, and Mardelle Dahlquist, pianist. Mr. Boyce and the art department arranged the set- ting. Caroling for Kiwanis Club and the patients- at the sanitorium completed the Yuletide festivities. Commencing the year, the senior choir made its first appearance at the Ninth Grade Open House. A select group participated in a mass chorus at the Minnesota Educational Associa- tion at Mankato. With the coming of spring the Heart Fund and the spring concerts were presented. The choir gtteliisded the Five School Music Festival held at ac on. . Baccalaureate services found many seniors sing- ing for the last time as the choir made its final appearance. Officers chosen by the singers are Matt King- ery, president, Marvin Larson, vice-presidentg Mardelle Dahlquist, secretary-treasurerg and Shirley Funk, librarian. 89 ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL Fu-it row Johnson Strlepe Hunt son Olson Hillstrom Noerenberg Hawkinson Publ N Olsen, and singer Dale Hodges Watrud Heiberg Oppek Stower Hoke ess director Mr Buller Dulene Hodges Small. Second row Scribner Seidel Ling Gjert MUSICIHHS attend annual festwal Chmaxlng the years act1v1t1es of the phed musmc for the senlor march t orchestra IS the Fxve School Muslc Fes Commencement tlval whlch was held 1n Jackson To gam experlence each year the mem Members partlclpated 1n the mass or bers attend a concert of the Mmneapohs chestra WhlCh played selectlons by Han Symphony orchestra 1n the sprmg del Grieg Gremdman and Beethoven Mr Buller dxrects the ever progresslng The group provlded a prelude for the orgamzatlon of strmg and M35 lnstru Junlor class play 1n the fall and then sup- ments S L2 ij X DUZ ES V YTHlNg ! account !or the countenances of Lois Jacob osalle Jcglxn son as well of car as ey perform th ir slave duties after being a band amttlon x7 , f ., J Q 7 90 N R Bri f li e A '53 1 2 y T I Q' I i i e, - s I l I . . , ... . . ,, . ,, a 7 . Y - ! ' - ' . ' 'ii SKY'8 THE LIMIT-The twirlers demon- strate their tossing skill. Flying hl1h are Maxine Jalvert, Carol Rockwood, Sandra Ehlers, Janlce Peterson, Rosanne Ruder, Karin Schmidt, and Deanna Schmuck. x, X Tw1r1ers strut to great honors wi J WATCH THE BIRDIE Hard working mud. clans pose for the cameraman The mixed clar inet quartet is made up of Tom Koelz Jim Harrison Joyce Burnham and John Kllbride The sax quartet consists of Mardelle Dahlqulst Xlrgie Prouty Sonnle Alblnson, and Janice B12 BLOW YE WINDYS The woodwmd quintet IS made up of Joan Ehlers Nancy Watrud Rosalxe Johnson Katherme Mxller and Shirley Funk mot plcturedb The brass sextet includes Evelyn Bonander Don Hoodecheck John Mork, Danny Doeden Darlene Nlemeyer and Allen Brower mot plcturedr Darlene Kthe Bosss daughter! was selected by fellow band mem bers as the most outstandlng member of the semor band 91 X E -- -fe z' ff. ,- , . , , g , E J , ri O, Q Z X Q., CADET BAND PERSONNEL-First row: B rl h, 'I'h , S h k S. Nelson, Sowles, Jacobson. Kircher, J. Aimdirson, tgncgycec BC!!! J0hl1S0h. Stevens, Hansen, Watrud, M. Johnson, Olson Ove:-dlhl, A. Anderson, Greve. Second row: Whipkey, Glry Lies: tlco, Saye, Perkins, Kllder, Frerichs, Bonavieve Johnson, S. Anderson, Grann, DeGroot, Kallsen, Schlssel, Cole, Lieske, John Ehlers, Ronald Johnson, Kragness, Llllemon, Sanderson, Donald Ehlers, Carl Olson, Meyeraan, Bonnnder, Noerenberg, Niemeyer. New cadets extend best foot GO, MAN, GO Whoops! There's one gal, Jane Niemeyer. Gary Noerenberg heads the trumpet quar- tet at the left. Jane, Gary and Roger Lillemon are eighth graders, and Ronald Johnson is a seventh grader. HI I' I 1 i in 7 Q 5 z ez' 1 f 1 h . , J 3, 3 Q pq, I CADET BAND PERSONNEL - Third row: Wahl, Harrison. Burn- Stower, Hughes, Hillstrom, Lee Johnston, Osterbe g P ula L son ham. 50l'2m, Mulder. P00913 310111-Sfilli, FOW10l'. H3biChf. Rawlinss. Willemssen, Gardner, Fiola, Joan Benson, D. Ehlers Sch ff di c Halma, S. Olson, D. Schmidt, Seidel, Robert Pfeil, Greve, Peterson, wr, Mr, E Many activities lousy band Under the direction of Mr. John Evans the 76 members of the Cadet Band made their first public ap- pearance at the Freshmen Open House. At the On to Chicago concerts they presented Symbol of Honor, a march by Mesang, and Laureat, an overture by Dati. They participated in the district contest, the annual spring concert, the Jackson festival, and also played at junior high pep meetings and for the junior varsity basket- ball games. Members of the Cadet Band include 29 seventh grad- ers, 33 eighth graders, 11 freshmen, and 3 sophomores. Some of the main hits of the band were In the Little Red School House by Brennan and Wilsong Copa Ca- bana by Harold Waltersg Swedish Rhapsody, by Percy Faith, Military Escort, by Harold Bennett, Battalion Overture, by Buchtelg and Olympia, by Zamecnik. f vw X0 O U1 3 ,eee if Q, fy, 4 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row Mr Johnson advxser E Rogers Ray Roetman B Doe L Ruesch Hartle Johan nmg Robertson Sampson Nlelsen Second row Baker D Correll Roetzel Voss Butcher Brake Dxekmann Joul Wxlllams Wallace Kunze M Robmson Thnrd row Trees M Tlesler Kluever Jacobson Grussmg H Groenwold Werkman Don Roth R Robinson Dxekmann K Lumg Hokeness V1s Beerman Back row N Teermk Sharp Lmdqulst V Correll Toussamt Saxon F F A honors to Ned Olson, Buell Lumg Honors were awarded Ned Olson, sen1or, and Buell Lu DISCUSSING STAMP SALES wxth the treasurer Ray Roetma.n and the president lng, Jl1I11OI', when they Burdell Doe IS FFA adviser Mr Johnson The stamp was a commemoratxve FFA three-cent postage stamp publxshed by the Umted States Post Offlce placed fn-st and Second at the Nat1ona1 Barrow Show held at Austxn ln Septem ber 1953 They competed Wlth 200 FFA boys from the Umted States and Can a a Durlng the year club members took several f1eld trxps, mcludmg a demon stratlon on the constructlon of wlndbreaks, a V1Slt to the Farmers Elevator and the offxces of the Reglster of Deeds and the Product1on Credlt Assocxatlon 94 lkllnning, Nasers, Pratt,' Ldngxandf Nam-ess, 'Fagel'ness, M. 'Harberts, Strom, Adolph., ' ' ' ' ' ' I 1 u I , . d . I A - - F IH - s FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Fvrst row Mr Larson adv1ser Anton Hmdt Ry Roetman Schroeder R Konold G T1esler Davld Roth E Harberts Rodney Henderschxedt Second row R Meyer G Heldebrmk D Doeden Pratt Lu1tJen Palne Ramerth Beckman Blcknese H Teermk Langseth G Konold Thnrd row Boom R Hexdebrmk R Groenwold B Doe C Harberts J Rogers H Meyer Rextsma B Lumg N Olson Tjossem Prms Beck Geertsema Founh row Smxth Boots Roger Henderschledt Knuth Muller Paszme Noerenberg K Olson Rypkema Greeley Pfell Calvxn Greve Carlson Stower Back row DeNeu1 D Harberts Braun Hassmg Bullck L Olson D Ruesch R Doeden Ag students become educated farmers Throughout the school pate 1n var1ous events whlch enable them to become true Future Farmers Among these 1S the Land Appra1sal Day, held at a local farm 1n the fall of 1953 J unlor and sen1or boys were gwen a demonstratxon on the ap- pralsmg of farm land Ross Huntslnger, local County Agent, and an off1c1al ap pralser from the Un1vers1ty of Mmnesota showed the boys how to evaluate the land, the farm bulldmgs, and f1nanc1al prospects HIGH HOPES Mr Larson FFA adviser shows hls ofixcers the State Farmer honor roll Pictured are vzce presldent Roger Anton secretary Ronme Konold sen tinel Rodney Henderschxedt reporter Merlm Robmson Student Councxl representauve Ned Olson and adviser Mr Larson of W Mira ,, l 95 I - A It year the F.F.A. boys partici- U Q Q ' 1' ' I .Z. . , , A zz, J 1 ,Q 'P . . ,SY DOYOO - Q, I Y Q Kr, 1 - X l USHEF! CLUB First row Haberman Ball Thmer V Slsk S Sisk Ulferts Moore Kramer Atrops Bents Smxth Second row Hagberg Sorensen Schechter Levme Watrud Clark Osterl-camp Jackson Hvlstendahl Prouty Lumens Cramer Qulrmg Thard Smlles' Gowns' ASS1SfCIIlCe' Hmton Krlck Hansen Hallstrom Ahrens W1111ams Hoffman Probst Fourth row R Flnckh Jeppesen Hanson Greven Bucher Kmgery Deutschman Nlemeyer Khngenberg Moberg Lambert Martm Potter Rexnken GTIES Back row Funk Berry Chrxstxans Is th1s seat taken Th1s 1S a questlon t whlch the sen1or Usherettes reply readlly Wlth the1r beaut1fu1 gowns and Smll9S they play an lmportant role 1n all functlons held at the Mem or1al Audltorlum MISS Henjum adV1SBS the group of slxty two semor glrls who take turns xn ass1st1ng at var 1ous programs THIS SMILING QUARTET of semor gurls prxmplng and gettmg ready before greetxng guests are Conme Martin presxdent Joyce Lambert vxce presxdent Darlene Nlemeyer Student Councll representauve and Bonme Levme secretary 96 E 1' z i A I ... .. .. - .. Ll row: Paine, Buntjer,'Car1son,'Scribner,'Oppek, fl. Finckh: Zierke, Mulder, Dahlciuist, Lenlke, Hunt, Groenewold. ' ' ' - - H . l . . . O 0 g , . . . . 'Ei L u Q? 3 , A , 5 A Y , XX N. WHERE ARE THE MASK AND WIG? Appeal-mg happy at the annual Thespian initiatlon are this years officers Marlene Bents Student Counc1J representative Con me Martm secretary Matt Kingery presx dent Pat Haberman treasurer and Gary Crippen vice president There all the honor l1es Thesplans attempt to promote 1r1 terest ln the art of actmg Each year three one act plays are produced, one of Wh1Ch 1S presented at the d1str1ct play contest Students are g1ven pract1ce 1n cos tummg, stage settmg, and d1rect1ng as well as 1n actlng M1ss Holland advlses the group, wh1ch meets twlce monthly gl '15 ii ALONG CAME A SPIDER No just Allen Brower ahas Hans Bunker Best ll'11t13'.10h cmtumes mclude Mxss Mufiet Shirley Blegler Casey Jones Gary Heldt and Peter Pan Mardelle Dahlquist BUDDING ACTORS AND ACTRESSES inmated into the drama club are Furst row Joyce Bumham, Glnger Hallbeck, Nancy Watrud Second row Mxke Cashel, Karen Schmidt. Sandra Ehlers Pat McBr1de, Gary Heldt Third row Carolyn Anderson, Patty Cole, Shxrley Biegler, Mary Dolan Fourth row Mardelle Dahlquxst, Allen Brower, Marilyn Rowley, David Johnson, Jim Harrison 97 73 A .1 J . X f 5 4:5 - X ' l . : - 3 Ax K , Q 4 !' - 1 ' 2 , , t 5 E ' ' I 11 , - ,, lv. . rib , 1 -. 1 , .Mt-1 .. 4, I, l ll ' 'S FERT N PRETTY FHA girls Darlene Niemeyer and Connie Martin strut their stuff for a wmter iashxon revue sponsored by a local store TAKING TIME OUT from their OfflCl31 duties as F H A officers are Bonme Levme, presldent, Sharon Gordon treasurer, Judy Calvm, vlce presldent, Joyce Lambert, secretary, Darlene Nlemeyer, re corder, and Connie Martm, song leader 98 9 v A49 is cups of coffee ln seven minutes l Hopeful qlrls prachce up Future Homemakers of Amerlca keep busy w1th numerous 8Ct1V1t19S Under the d1rect1on of M1ss Stratte, the club has carr1ed out such projects as havlng d1nner meet1ngs for chap- ter members, coffee partles for the teachers, a wmter style show, serv1ng refreshments at Freshmen Open House, and carohng at Chrlstmas txme Chmaxmg the year w111 be the presentat1on of achlevement p1ns Among the g1r1s who have already recelved thelr FH A p1ns are Bonme Lev1ne, Joyce Lambert, MarJor1e J ep pesen, J amce Hlbma, Judy Ca1v1n, Carol Jeppesen LOIS Ahlers, and Sharon Gordon in A . . 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BOILING A FRESH BREW of coffee to serve the parents at Freshmen Open House are FHA glrls Carol Jeppesen Janice Hibma and Janice Wendland The gxrls broke all speed records by serving 300 af Boys lnvade kltchen No' No' M1ke not a tablespoon of s lt only a teaspoon Profound statements such as th1S can be heard at almost any of the eve mng rneetlngs of the newly organlzed Chefs Club Under the dlrectlon of Mrs Menken, the aspmng cooks are lnterested ln d1scover mg the mysterles of bakmg and cooklng be h1nd the closed doors of the modern school kltchen The projects of the orgamzatlon have been the wh1pp1ng up of varlous goodles and learrung correct table settmgs and manners Chef Club offlcers are Joe Hartman, pres1 dent Kerry McCauley, secretary treasurer, and Ronnle Krueger, Student Counc1l repre- sentat1ve -ng WHATS COOKIN 7 Kerry McCauley and Ron Krueger dxsregard an essentlal bal-:mg rule and take a peep at the product of their makmg FUTURE BACHELORS learn to survive on their cookmg Jay Strom Harold Teennk Myron Adolph Dwayne Butcher learn adequate measuring GENIUSES AT WORK? Jay Ohlsen Daryl Parker M1ke Cashel make up a trxo of experts as they centrate on mak1ng fancy cookles oum and and con CHEFS DELIGHT COMING UP Joe Hartman Chef Club presldent models th for the man lh the kitchen latest fashlon Ln headgear N44 ,wa Roman styles hit modern students PERSEUS DEAN FUNK and Mercury Lee Barrier gaze in wonder at the head of Medusa during a scene from the play Perseus and the Gorgans Head which was presented to the student body FLOWERS ARE SCATTERED in the path of Leeway Barrier one of Caesars lleutenants in the Triumphant March pep meetmg skit by dancers Valerie Leak Beverly Small Carol Pixel Barbara Flannery and Donna Carstadt. IOO EILEEN OPPEK Student Council repre- sentatxve presents the trophy won in a National Latin test to Nancy Watrud president while other officers Robert Darling treasurer Donabelle Hansen, vlce president Julie Kempema state sec retary and Shirley Funk secretary look Clad ln wh1te gowns and other Roman dress, Lat1n Leglon members attend the annual Roman style banquet for a n1ght of fun and entertamment Not only have the members entertamed them selves and fellow students but they also helped people many mlles away by send1ng a Chrlstmas CARE package to Italy Under the advxsershlp of M1ss Gertrude Newhouse the club takes part ln many act1v1t1es dur1ng the school year sat? f Jw I . . . . . : I - ' on Q ' ' i . 1 as u ' ' . . ,,.- ,V A -,.- Y 5- ,tt '- ft tzfe 5 A :urges .f , ' rf if 1 aw i legzy ev- fmt' fp: -K l x ' r I x 1 ' Q' '4 ri 1 .3 I X '- A Q 5 1-yt' - elf A Y 1 r . y v gg IV ' ' Y ' 4 1 . .. N . I Au 7' . ' ' V . . V , . . Leg1ona1res return to anc1ent customs WILL YOU MARRY ME? asks Audrey Bryngelsan of Dale Lestlco However, maybe the command of her master, Mlke Cashel, had something to do with it DANCERS, SLAVES, FAMOUS PEOPLE are all a part of the festive occasron But agam Victory, Kay Elxas, is the center attraction as she rldes with Worthington, Tom Koelz in the Victory Chanot drawn by slaves Danny Erbes and Art Rlss SILENCE MUST PREVAIL or the spell will be broken Connie Martin guide explams to Marilyn Moberg and Pat McBr1de before they enter the Delphxc Oracle to leam their future from the God dess of Money Loxs Ahlers Goddess of Love Gall Clark Twenty f1Ve sesterces, who 11 b1d twenty S1 Modern Neros and Corne11as dress up 1n full Roman Regahs to attend the annual Latm Leg1on slave auc txon After the 1n1t1atees have been rendered properly meek thelr masters take over and the fun com mences Besldes makmg the slaves toe the mark, the club sponsored a pep meetmg and the Socum Hop um fsock hop that IS, after a basketball game lOl l I I V . ,ini , , 4 , .- h X I . . .. e Q' O ' X e Career, Eileen' Oppekg and, Goddess of 5 ' ' 3 H - ' 1 ' - 'X? ' ' an n ' u - H ' , . l 7' 'Q 11'- ,4 I' CAUGHT IN THE ACT not of taking books but replacmg them Shirley Bxegler preszdent gets some assxstance from Mr LeDoux lh order to get the books rn proper order to make it easxer for students to find them lO2 'rv LIBRARY CLUB Fnnt row Llenau Elias Muriel Nystrom Mary Nystrom Jackson Sec ond row Reinken Moore Lambert Sorenson Back row OHearn Leak Small Groenewold Maroney Lmdeman Young llbranans lend cr hand Future l1brar1ans get a step closer to thexr goal as they learn the system of the 11brary from thelr experlence 1n Lxbrary Club Mr LeDoux, l1brar1an, helps t ach these am b1t1ous glrls the dos and don ts of thelr work urlng study perlod these glrls may be seen Ch6Ck11'lg out books, collectmg fmes, and arrang mg books 1n an orderly system for our conven lence They are always w1ll1ng to lend a hand to some one who 1S puzzled about the whereabouts of a ook for study or pleasure ASSISTANCE AT HAND Marlene Bents willmgly lends a helpmg hand to J1m Rogers tn hxs frantxc search for U1 formatlon from reference books CANCIONES DE NAVIDAD tSongs of Christrnasl happily being sung by Bob Tjossem, Sandra Shapiro, Marcia Scribner, Jean Sorenson and David Johnson in connection with club activities. DANCE SENORITA DANCE! Fiesta day brlngs out the colorful costumes of the Mexicans Senor Bob Tjossem portraying the costume of the Charro dances with his senorita the China Poolana, Shir ley Ferguson FOUR FESTIVE FLOWERS Carol Rockwood Deanna Schmuck Mary Ann Quirlng and Pat Schechter review tiesta hxghlights as reported by La Luz the Spanish newspaper Classroom brmqs hesta hme Span1sh Club members portray senors and senor1tas as Charro Daysvlsmt adobe classroom ln Worthmgton H1gh School Th1s IS one act1v1ty earned on by the lnfant Span 1Sh Club Another IS the reading of the La Luz, a Span1sh student newspaper along w1th the dlscusslons of MeX1Ca11 customs and culture Offlcers 1nclude pres1dent, Dorothy Bunt Jer, v1ce pres1dent Pat Schechter, secretary treasurer, Marcxa Scr1bner, and Student Counc11 representat1ve Edwln Rogers M1ss HenJum adV1S6S the new club whlch meets the fxrst Wednesday of each month ,mu 4770? 3 cis ff as 125 Students see mov1es m1nus popcorn xi PROJECTIONISTS CLUB First row Navara Bicknese man Bucher Tofteland Thlrd row Moore Uphoff Phelps Dessem Valth Tolk Whelan Rotschaeter Rogers Brower Olson Hathaway Miller Flathers Back row Prlns Stach Second row Rickbeil Fagemess Joul Butcher Wick Beer Dzrks Zierke Hunt TO INSURE SMOOTH MANIPULATION club officers make last mmute preparatxons Allen Tolk v1ce-president Jerry Navara Student Councll representatlve hours Wick president and Arvm Whelan secretary treasurer IO4 Popular boys around school are the Project1on1sts who show the numerous movles of Wh1Ch there are qulte a varlety from ag to home economlcs Movles offer a change from the every day classroom routlne, and a famlllaf Slght IS two or three boys bUS11y trottlng down the hall wlth screen ln hand Mr Gustafson, advlser teaches the boys the fundamentals of runmng pro Jectors and also the sphcmg of fllm Qfy Artists progress in paints, brushes -on. 'N L Art club, although a new organ1zat1on, 1S constantly broademng 1ts program Artlstocrats busy themselves m chalk pamtmgs wood sculpture, charcoal sketches, o1l palntlng and leather tool rn Art servxce has been used by many of our orgamzatlons for the clever posters advert1s1ng varxous WHS events Q i BALANCING THE BUDGET Pat Mc Brxde center busxly studies the flnan clal sltuatxon of the Artistocrats as treas urer w1th Rodney Pedley EXhlblt chan' man Mxke Cashel vice-presldent Sandra Cramer presldent Carol Berry secretary and Nancy Watrud art servxce chaxrman Meetlng each Wednesday everung wrth Mr Boyce the1r advmser, Art1stocrats put the1r best brush forward for ad vancement SERIOUSLY AT WORK are Yolanda Smith Marlene Osterkamp JoAnne Lang Jim Braswell Carol Berry Mike Cashel Bruce Heyl Shirley Wxlson Pat McBr1de and Rodney Pedley BRUSHING UP ON THEIR PAINTING im Braswell seated center emoys hxmself at an 1n formal meetmg along with Chrrstme Wilkinson Rodney Pedley JoAnne Lang Yolanda Smith and Marlene Osterkamp after a business meet IOS BOWLING GALS First row Ehlers Schmuck Berger Schafer J Clark B Hunt Jansen Hedqulst Hausburg Dolan Cole Flathers Second row S Hunt Rawley Ruder Oster kamp G Clark Bents Bxegler Fischer Burnham Christian sen Helg Thlrd row Schmldt Peterson Casareto Atrops Smxth Carlson Beck Halverson Potter Sclfussel TroJcm Gals strlke' PUT YOUR SHOES ON GALS' Gall Clark dons her bowling shoes as Marllyn Hansen secretary and Janet Casareto Stu dent Councll representative walt anxiously to bowl two fast games ,- ZIAAI A44, 1...,.,4f 73 L7 J J 12.4,-.Z ITS A STRIKE! Jamce Helg reports Mary Ann Schafer as Rosanne Ruder says Some people su amiucky' IO6 T ke two more balls, that s the last frame Lookmg for exc1tement'? Just saunter down to the local bowlmg alley any Monday at 3 30 There s always a r1ot there when the Trojan Gals Bowlmg League meets The Veeps, P1n Hens, Sally s P1n Ups Hoode Ch1CkS S1lent Spares, Van1t16S, and the Trojan Strlkes make up thls year s roster The P1n Hens, COI1S1St1I'lg of s1x Jumor glrls, top the league Mr Osterberg 1S the adv1ser - ' 1 1. , . . . -, . ' ,, ' . , - , . , - , , . , , , . : , ,l , , I l D gg , ! H 8 . 7 ' ' l . , . 1 7 . . , , . r 1 I ' . . o . 4 ' - K f ,. -3,19 X' 5 fy:e,v4' 1 - ' rf ,1..-tr' ' ' ' 'os I , ? Ji C? our SENIOR Y OFFICERS First row Schmuck Christiansen Carstadt Cole Halverson Schmidt Rockwood Second row Bents Hagberg Hunt Kramer Ludvigson Hoefer Vanzwol ie ff-I4 if QM 'MIZAT id M or 45 3' Back row Leistico Sliver Smith Roetman Heldt Hutton Noerenberg Y act1v1t1es boom Numerous 8Ct1V1t1ES are offered to the youth of Worthxngton w1th the openlng of the new YMCA 1n September Youth groups meet for fun and bus IHCSS ln the decorat1ve new club rooms and 1n the SPHCIOUS new gym and hand ball court The snack bar 1S always ready to serve the weary members after a hard day at school Then, too, tW1Ce monthly ra1n or sh1ne, you ll fmd a group of teenagers dancmg to records at Teen Canteen THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES especlally at the new Y snack bar Bob Browm asslstant secre tary is shown helpxng Smrley Hunt and Jim Hutton to refresh INCREASING THE MEMBERSHIP! With the many new facxlmes offenng opporturutles for more mem bers Ted Schroeder general Y secretary beams as he sxgns up new members with the approval of Roger Lexshco and Karin Schmidt I 5 I I . ng Y S , ,... , . ' x 1 -M C? 'V ' X, 2 ,? tx 1' S at ll ll I I I 'H' .1 1 .O . . . xx 4' , , Q , F . . . .. HK , 'gf ffm K 4 V E4 . . - 'VV , . , . , y . , . V ff. A if , 1 H- ... 2 like f 3 l JN- A.. A A V .l Eg 3 A Q . I.. . . - if , M ' , . ' . f I ,, ,..,-,. ., Q.-- M . X wg , 7 . f '?1' T gms? ' ,, - f mi' gg Va- ,f QEFB- .emu . f- I ' ' 7 M . 4 ,fm , K K, fr, , F --w.,,,M,.,,,,,JWm V' ' :,?g ,,gg1i x 4Wki ,,,g , ? ?f?gf ' WM f WRMMQMWM . .Q 'E I www 4 iii 137, fm! 'K I 1 Wk XMRWLN wir Qld W 70 Nffwlj PJ W f lv W W ,M 'J Q? ,dwg QW! W x LE Sanz rage s. p vii.: ll ff? ,4 S X. 5 ap, HO r-Q RUB A DUB DUB - Four men at a table. Enjoy- ing their pirates' loot ffood, that ish are hir. Chris- tianson, speakerg James Lathrop. senior class presl- dent: Matt Kingery, junior class president: and Lee Barrier, Master of Ceremonies. THE OLD LAMPLIGHTERS - Luveme Sall, Ken Ehlers, Ronnie Konold, Gwen Hagberg, JoAnne Greven, Delmar Uphoff, LaDee Atrops, Terrle Ball, and Marjorie Jeppesen mix pop bottles and candles in preparation for the junior-senior banquet. P1rcrtes natlves emoy VO HO H0 AND A BOTTLE OF MILK Mike Cashel demonstrates that even pirates are gentlemen as he holds the tray for his accomplice Arla Nlel son Fellow swabbles Ronald Bullck and Kath erme Mxller keep an eye on the proceedings THE THREE MUSKETEERS Complete with sabers sashes and a ten gallon hat Ronnie Konold and Gary Held! are engrossed in thexr plratlcal dutles whlle Keith Puhl takes time out to explain matters to a rather backward Lee Barrier XXQ S PIECES OF EIGHT In competition wlth the mint Burdell Doe applies gold paint to Spamsh Doubloons while Sally Deuth Shirley Ahrens Arlene Uphoff and Helen Lultjens make treasure chests and menus for the dinner at Treasure Island THE END OF THE BEGINNING Palntmg stone benches poundmg nalls stretchxng cheesecloth and mak mg flowers kept Audrey Kramer Pat I-laberman and La Dee Atrops busy as the Junlor class makes prom prepara tions Treasure Isle Hawaii DIG THAT CRAZY CHARLESTON Two hepcats Audrey Kramer senlor and Dav1d Cauldwell guest from Mmneapolxs shake a leg to provxde prom goers wlth some xmpromptu entertainment dunng their Hawaiian Holiday ALOHA! WELCOME TO HAWAII While guests ascend the gangplank Shxrley Hunt LaDee Atrops Delmar Uphoff and Burdell Doe form a reception line to hand out leis and mvlte 1953 prom goers to Join them on that tx-opxcal island Ti D .I fn L5 fo S p Q' . I , 5 ,. 4 y f 33 I V 'I 7 i lr: ... W I I I! 'VX With Mr. Christianson as director, the junior class presented the comedy play, The Little Dog Laughed, on October 26 and 27. Leading the double casts were Ginger Hallbeck and Karin Schmidt as Laurie Huntington, budding psychol- ogist. Other major roles were portrayed by Mike Cashel and Jim Harrison as Wally Huntington, and Carolyn Ander- son and Sandra Shapiro playing Miss CGusJ Gustavesky, the Huntingtons' maid. Supporting roles were taken by Mary Dolan and Deanna N 1lson as Joan Wood Wally s one and only Bruce Heyl and Merlin Rob1nson as Ted Wood Pat Mc Bride and Rosahe Johnson as L1ll1an Wood Scott Griesman and Fred Prahl as Laurles hero Kerry McCauley and Lowell Christianson as Horatio Honey well taxidermlst society snobs Connie Flathers Carolyn Anderson Sandra 1 Shapiro Sandra Ehlers and Joan Paul son passers by Jerry Shapiro Buell Luing and J an1ce Heig MOTHER wr-mrs THE MATTER wrrn Your wnue her psychology 1 a t d htefr K s h ug a m c idt reg ters e treme amaze ent Mama Jamie B mham demonstrates the vim and vxgor she feels after finding bel' The Little Dog Laughed AHH AHH AND AHH Contrary to appearance these three Jim Harrison Joyce Bu n ham and Sandra Sha iro arent ufien from 1 d Th P ng any ra 9 ma 3 y ey are merely taking their hqurly te peratu e to find their e ergy peak another of the mind probe S college-bred theories 'YN ffl H2 wx Ulf The Llttle Dog Laughed to see su h sport IS an old saylng that admlrably descrlbes the h1lar1ous comedy by Vera and Ken Tarplay whlch was presented by the class of 55 Wacky antlcs of the Huntlngtons and thelr fr1ends and foes produced a con tmuous belly laugh from the aud lences The story centers around Laur1e Hunt lngton future psychologlst, who IS home from college wlth some rather welrd 1deas She attempts, sometlrnes almost too successfully to dlagnose the mental qulrks of her fam1ly When she starts t lllhg the snobblsh so-called fr1ends of her mother what makes them t1ck she starts off a chaln reactxon second only to the atom 7 WILL IT BITE? Although Lowell Chrlstlanson amateur ornlthologist is domg hls best to convmce the family maxd of all work Sandra Shapxro that the duck lS dead and perfectly harmless she sull seems a bxt dublous Along wlth the audlence CAST Front row Lumg Harrison Shapiro Burnham Nllson and Mr Chrxstxanson dxrector Second row Flathers Dolan Hall beck Schmidt Anderson Bonander Thurd row Helg McBr1de Prahl Robmson Shapxro Ehlers Jones Chrlstxanson Fourth row Paulson Martmson McCauley Heyl M111er Johnson Gnesman H3 cc ' rv C Y v ' u - n - F, A 7 - . w 1 l 5 . , ,G ' 1, Q e ' ' u ' ry Ll ll H ' ' ' , - ' ' U ' ' ll ' ' - l - g ' , , I , ' , ' J , ' A' , ' V . 1 ' , I ' , , ' , . V I I ' I I 1 - I I ' 5 I , . I . . - Debaters cop reglon two tournament QMLFIYJPAJUMM QQLMJQJI REGION TWO DEBATE CHAMPS Ggel-IllbeckB dllDoeG YCP Ma d ll D hlqu t g oat ther oach M A brs theto- h thy ewonthsyea 0CQr,aff' WLWM waJL'7dt Wwtffffrj J ,JM ,JM nxfffo A F A nd, OL 'U My ff-f 'W Ju WW JUNIOR WEBSTERS P rtx pants or gl al o atory 1 cluded Kerry Mc Cauley Jea De tschman Pat S xl Ja xc Rob rts and E ly Bo ander Jamc plac d thx d h d v on at the G sta us Adolph pe c tou and Evelyn ra ked co d place n oratory at the M dlS0h T x State Tour name t on February S1 th H4 JW The 1953 l eech proved an 1m portant year for M1 Amberson and h1s students To help promote speech aCt1V1t1eS the admmlstratlon gave the forensxcs group an hour of class each day Th1s da1ly meetmg proved a beneflt to the debate and declam stu dents The debate top1c Resolved that the Presldent of the Unlted States should be elected by dlrect vote of the people rece1ved a thorough gomg over as the debaters part1c1pated 1n ten tourneys These 1nc1uded the flrst annual Trojan debates held here 1n Worthmgton The local tournament drew twenty erght schools from Mmn esota and Iowa Debate and declam speakers re ce1ved varlous honors throughout the season In the Trojan debates Mar delle Dahlqurst and Glnger Hallbeck flrst afflrmatlve team won top debate honors, rece1v1ng the fxrst place trophy On December 18, Gary Crxp pen, debatlng w1th Burdell Doe on the negat1ve team, won top 1nd1v1dual honors at the Carleton Debate Tour ney. I P , ? 1 '7 33, ,L ,, if , X -d K l i in r a , ur e , ar rl - K pen, and r e e a IS , l wlth . 'X K 4' K i c , r. m e on, over r ' p ies e 'v i r. X l , I yy - I ' 1 sg,f'W' . I , J , J. - . K . K , . f V Q T, f 1 I v ,K . V A - L f 0 . f .1 . f ' s ' 1 , . . , . M 1 p ' 1 V - a 'ci in i'n r 'n - , 7 , n u , ma', n' e e on, ve n rx . 'e e 'r in eriisi u v- uss eh mey - - ' n se n V 1 a ' r'- - - n 'x , ' . - ' u ! an - '- ! ! ! n , I - ! ! Speakers Wm QUICK THINKERS Dave McCauley and Joyce Burnham represented Worthmgton xn extempor also represented the local group at Sheldon Iowa on February 13 Worthlngton s debate team, Dahl qulst, Hallbeck Doe, and Crlppen, placed hlgh at the Gustavus Adolphus tourney at St Peter, wlnmng seven of e1ght debates On February slxth the Worthlngton speakers, one exper1enced debate team, one 1nexper1enced two extem poraneous speakers, and one orator, won the sweepstakes award for hlgh school polnts at the MHd1SOH South Dakota Tr1 State Debate Tournament Ind1v1dua1 honors went to Drck D1rks, mexperlenced debate, Dave Mc Cauley, second place 1n mexperlenced extemp, and Evelyn Bonander, sec ond place 1n oratlon The 1nexper 1enced debate squad also took top team honors the exper1enced group tymg for f1rst but losmg on polnts D1ck D1rks Jay Ohlsen Dave John son, and Don Terhark made up the rn exper1enced group g1- Mdd1SOH sweepstakes G. CHECKING UP Above, forensxc secretaries check reglstratlon at flrst annual TroJan Debates Below, Mary Dolan speaks to the debate group whxch met one hour each day durxng the past year H5 l I - , . , frssr as aneous speaking at the Madison Tourney. McCauley A My 3 ' , fvjlw' ' . - - , , ,, XX e ,Q n ' 7 7 ! 7 - 3 ! 1 . , I V 7 v ' A Staff meets deadhne on band ed1t1on Wlth hght hearts the 1954 Trojan staff began work on what was to be the bestest annual yet For the past two years the book has recelved Medahst ratmg Under the dlrectlon of MISS Kruse, they gathered up score sheets and cameras and spent the1r txme dashlng after group plctures, club and school hfe shots, and copy Along w1th the work and worr1es was the fun and pr1de of gettmg the Trojan band 1ssue bouncrng off to press CHECK AND RECHECK Pretty H1 Star proof readers mclude Nancy Schxssel Katharme Mxller Wllma Van Hunmck Gxnger Hallbeck Shxrley Flscher Shlrley Bregler Rosahe Johnson and Carol Jep pesen 116 NOW HERES A GOOD IDEA Lookmg through vanous school annuals for somethxng Just a httle MarJor1e Jeppeson and Gary Cnp pen PICTURE PUZZLE Tro1anite busy bees at work are Shirley Hunt Audrey Kramer Pat Haber man Kay Kmgery Connxe M.a.rt1n Bonme Levme Ellen Bucher and Marxlyn Hansen l I I CK 7? , A t t , - different are the Trojan co-editors, n n - l A v ' ' ' . W 1 .7 . , . , . I ' ' . ' . V , p V . . 1 I ' W I-Ii Star issues monthly school news LOOK BEFORE YOU LICK Staff members looking busy are Sandra Cramer Carole Hartman Helen Feenstra Matt Klngery Gail Clark Shirley Wllson art editor and our Cookie on the keys Gwen Hagberg in her usual position SHUTTER BUGS STRIKE A POSE The tables are turned as annual photogs Elden Bucher Duane Noerenberg Don Hoodecheck and Nancy Watrud get their picture taken while shooting Miss Kruse Trojan adviser ,Ln KNAW. 4.5 Taking over as the W Hi Star V. I. P's were Connie Flathers and Ginger Hallbeck, replacing Nancy Watrud and Carol Andringa in the posts of editor and assistant editor. Before taking over the school paper publication dur- ing the second semester, this year's journalism class learned the principles of Writing, com- posing headlines, and layouts. The W Hi Star under the guidance of Mr. Gruss re- ceived a first class rating for the third time in the past four years. THAT LOOKS LIKE FUN-Second semes ter W H1 Star editors Ginger Hallbeck and Connie Flathers watch Globe m ployee Nina Willey at work at the tele typesetter Q l-l,J-fkktlkf howl? tar ies LA. lkkfvvxfs, L jf-'Vx X' V b'L4fvws.2 I-hgh school holds trafhc cody o V L TQ! ff uf' PILE IN GIRLS Worthxngtons drxver s traxnmg students Carol Pflel and Janet Wlllemssen are plctured by the training car with Captain Paul Martz of the Minnesota High way patrol and their instructor Ken Thompson 1 -as WE RE DOING OUR PART-Shown at the traffic council held in Worthington on October 28 are Judge Vincent Holleran speaker Burdell Doe senior student council presl gint and Mr Chase councll ad er NO, IT'S NOT 3 D KELOTV from Sloux Falls covered the traffic council for one of their programs Shown with the cameraman are Roger Russell, Worthington High alumnus, and Lee Barrler, semor H8 11 aft f, ' .1 ' f . ff I Lf . jf! :W www I iff . C f Miami Senior class learns salesmanship THEY ALWAYS GET THEIR MAN Winning semor home room in the magazme sales contest was Miss Holland and her go getter s They were the first to get one-hundred per cent in salesmanship fr Ti'-fs ff ,QW V Wa 8 'Q .aww T0 THE VICTORS BELONG THE SPOILS Emoymg steak dmners courtesy of the Qxrhs Company are M Durbahn supenntendent 1 schools and semor home room teachers Miss Holland Mr Amber son and Mrs Ambemon LOVE THAT GORGEOUS GREEN Literally gloating over the pro- ceeds from the magazme sales are Allen Tolk Nan Watrud Baldy gilson Jean Deutschman, and Jim N9 H , .. i, 0 1 E,-fs - - ' t - . Q5 r. , . ' I o n v - ' X W , ' 1 A o , -A x LY QW... S 4 9 ibm ., n A ' f ,iv ?.'A7 1l , . ,nw K - i E ,1 X f, 'N by Je, U. .3 x -5 -, v .. A X lt: - 4 ' QA 'R V . X 1 1 U n X . - I . ' 1 - ll Y- x '7 A? ,X , . - -,s - .A I yi 5 x 1 .1 1 .1 'xx , 3, 5 kj , X Profs preach--classes prachce DEBITS PLUS CREDITS business women and man of tomorrow leamlng the intricacies of the adding Gries and Edwin Johanning PRETFY AS A PICTURE future Connex-s girls keeping in practice at the home ec style show are Ann Dudley Ann Hubert Marlene Bjerk sette and Dorothy Eggleston NOW THIS GADGET HERE pointing out the parts of an internal combustion engine to his fellow freshmen Patty Holiday and Joyce Brandt is Jim Calvin l l machine are Carol Berry, Marlene Students study, work, or play BAA 3 TO YOU Jay Strom received a top rating in the individual lamb com gfxtition at a F F A. and 4 H Market Lamb ow THE FINER POINTS making use of Worthington High School s fme industrial arts facilxties is Roger Kexser sophomore MRS MADAYS DOMAIN making the most of the ever popular hbrary check out sheet are William Minmg sophomore and Norma Wasmund jxmlor ' uu- ' -- . f ' 5 f 2 1' , FLOWERS FOR THE FAIR Homecoming royalty J Heig H Hausberg C Hartman C Berry J Lambert, and A Kramer chat with cheerleaders, S Fischer and N Schissel DO THE BUNNY HOP Tripping the light fantastic at the party following the homecoming game are Donna Caxstadt and Jxm Harnson 54 was chuck full o fun ASLEEP IN THE DEEP Be it ever so humble might well apply to Mr Sandersons accommodations on a baggage rack enroute to Clucago with the band FOWL PLAY Getting the bird at the annual semor pheasant ban quet are Don Hoodecheck Roberts Jay Ohlsen Dick Dirk: Keith Puhl and Gary Heldt. A FAMILY AFFAIR Assisting their older szster Nancy In gemng a drink are Jerry and Jimmy Schissel GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS Reigmng over the f1l'St Trojan Relays are Patsy Albxnson Mary Kofnmg .Loan Ehlers Shirley Bxegler queen and Norma ass ork n play for everyone FIRE BURN AND CAULDRON BUBBLE ,D 'I Illusfrratmg Macbeth Ln Mxss Houands senior Englxsh. class are Mac Dick Dix-ks and the wxtches Allen Brower Everett Dessem and Jay Ohlsen SEASON S CATCH Taking advantage of Sadie Hawkins Day are Marryin Sam Osterberg Delmar Uphoff and Joyce Lambert 123 I' . fi I 'FHM-e. 1 W. I I x 7 4 X, It J I gf Q I L 'ff I I- at 6 A -X, I I, Crm I A I A I . , ' I ' ' ' ' f I f .1 , ,LX E 'r LWL- IL' A lf I 1? ' 7 LM - ' - , I - - .. .. I Coronahon hlqhllqhts feStlV1t1eS HER ROYAL MAJESTY Mary Ann Quiring rezgned over 1953 football horme commg festxvities held an October 9 I CROWN TI-IEE Jay Johnstone foot ball coach crowns the Queen Mary Ann GRID IRON SWEETHEARTS Attend ing the queen are Sharon Gordon junior Joyce Benson sophomore Pat I-Iaberman and Marlene Gnes senxors and pages Terzah Jo Florentine and Linda Ham man WATCH THE ARROWS QUIVER-Carry ing out the homecoming slogan is an eighth grade float in the annual parade l l l I l l during coronation pep meeting. ' . J I I Royalty l'elqI'lS OVSI' IIOIIIECOIIIIIIQ HOMECOMING HIGHLIGHT Coach Ken Thompson crowns Raybum Roetman and Carol Berry 1954 basketball home coming kmg and queen February 5 during coronation ceremony Lynn Buller poses as page UNDER THE ARCHES Queen Carol and King Raybum lead the grand march at the homecoming coronatlon ball PORTRAIT OF ROYALTY Lee Barrier Larry Brey Jamce Hexg Carole Hartman Ryland Roetman Helen I-Iausberg Jxm Hutton Delmar Uphoff Joyce Lambert and Audrey Kramer attend their majes es BEAUTY BACKSTAGE Fellow cheer leaders Nancy Schxssel and Sheryln Martin help Carol Berry with those last minute touches av'- Artistocrats Band Baseball Basketball Bowling Chefs Club Choir Debate Declam Ackerman Gary 1101 49 Ackerman Rosalie 1101 Adolph Myron 1111 45 94 99 Ahlberg Eumce 191 52 Ahlers Lols 1111 23 45 Ahrens Shirley 1121 30 96 111 Alberts Carol 1111 45 Albmson Patrxcla 1101 49 85 87 Albmson Sandra 191 24 84 91 Anderson Anderson 88 97 Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Audrey 181 55 92 Carolyn 1111 11 45 87 Janet 191 53 92 Jerome 191 53 Jerry 191 52 Lloyd 1101 49 65 Mary 181 56 Ralph 191 Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Andrmga Renae 181 56 Robert 181 55 Sherllyn 171 56 76 92 Shirley 191 54 Carol 1121 23 30 88 Anton Douglas 181 56 Anton Roger 1111 45 95 Ameson J1m 1101 49 80 Asche Lols 181 55 Atrops LaDee 1121 30 84 86 39 96 106 110 111 Baker Gary 191 54 94 Ball Terry 1121 30 88 96 Bamster Joan 171 57 Barxsh Sue 181 92 Barrier Donald 1101 49 80 89 Barrler Lee 1121 25 29 30 61 66 68 70 100 110 118 125 Barrier Lmda 181 55 7 785 Bartholomaus Wayne 1121 30 72 73 8 Bartz Terry 191 54 Basche Betty 1111 45 Baumhoefner Laurelene 191 54 Bear Jean 181 56 Beck Betty 1101 49 106 Beck Joe 171 57 Beck Ronald 191 52 95 Beckman Norman 1101 49 89 95 Beerman Luverne11114a 94 104 BenJam1n Madelyn 181 56 BenJam1n Mary 191 52 Activities Index Future Farmers of America 94 Future Homemakers of Amerxca Football G1rls Athletlc Assoclatxon Go f 63 Gymnastics 64 Jumor band Junior varslty basketball Studen Bowman James 1101 74 Boyer Bondalyn 181 55 Brake Raymond 1111 45 Brammer Cralg 191 54 Brandt Donna 1111 45 Brandt James 191 54 Brandt Joyce 191 52 120 Braswell James 1101 49 85 Braun Robert 1101 49 95 Breese Robert 181 49 Brekke Joanne 191 Brey Larry 1111 25 45 70 84 Brxnk Robert 191 Brlnkman Daryld 181 56 Brower Allen 1121 31 80 85 97 104 123 Bruns Rlchard 1101 49 Brust Gamette 1101 49 Bryngelson Audrey 1101 49 89 Bryngelson Darlene 1111 45 88 Bucher Elden 1121 31 104 Bucher Ellen 1121 31 96 Buchman Raymond 171 57 Budde Roger 191 52 Buhck Ronald 1111 45 95 110 Buntger Delbert 171 57 74 BuntJer Dorothy 1121 31 77 96 Burnham Carol 181 55 93 Burnham Joyce 1101 45 84 91 9 106 112 113 5 Burns Denms 1101 49 65 Burns Joyce 110149 Buss Delores 191 54 Buss Vernette 1101 49 Busse Latllda 1101 49 Butcher Dwayne 1111 45 80 94 99 104 Calvln Judy 1111 25 45 84 86 Carl Alan 1111 45 65 Carlson Norman 191 24 54 95 Carlson Rosann 1121 28 31 96 Carstedt Dona 1101 49 84 100 Latin Legion Lettermen s Club Lxbrary Club 102 Orchestra ProJect1on1sts Club 0 Spanish Club t Index Crockett George 181 55 Crockett Jxm 1121 32 60 61 78 Cru1t Marguerite 1111 45 Dahlqulst Mardelle 1121 25 29 3 848586899196 7 Darling Harrxs 1101 49 62 65 84 arlmg Robert 1121 25 28 32 65 67 78 84 86 O0 Davls Deanna 181 56 Davxs Edward 1101 49 65 80 avxs Richard 1101 49 Day Judy 1101 50 Day Rebecca 171 56 DeBoom Marvel 1101 50 DeGroot David 171 57 92 DeNeui Donald 191 52 95 Dessem Everett 1121 78 85 104 123 32 62 Deuth Deuth Deuth Deuth Deuth Bonme 171 57 Jim 1121 32 Mary Lou 191 5 Sally 1121 25 2326 Stephen 1101 50 Deutschman Jean 1121 25 29 8 89 96 114 9 Thespian Club 97 Track TroJ an Usher Club W H1 Star Y M C A organlzatxons 107 Fagerness James 1101 50 94 104 Febus Mary 1101 Feenstra Betty 1111 46 Feenstra Helen 1121 33 Feltman Florence 171 57 Fenske Marlys 1111 46 Ferguson Ila 1101 50 77 Ferguson Shirley 1121 33 Fmckh Ardys 171 57 Flnckh Edith 112133 76 77 F1nckh Rowena 1121 33 88 96 F1013 Douglas 191 52 93 Fxscher Arthur 191 53 Flscher Shlrley 1111 46 81 06 Fxscher Vernon 191 54 F1tch B111 1111 46 69 Fitch John 1121 33 Flannery Barbara 1101 49 100 Flathers Connxe 1111 46 87 89 106 113 Flathers Mlcheal 171 56 74 104 Fowler Marcellyn 171 57 93 Freeman Paul 181 56 74 Frerlchs Janet 171 56 92 Deutschman Rodney 171 57 Dxekmann Carolyn 191 54 Diekmann Duane 1121 32 Dxekmann Loren 1101 50 Dxekmann Myron 1121 32 94 Dlrks Carolyn 171 57 Dlrks Dlck 1121 32 104 112 Dxrks Dwayne 181 56 Dirks Sandra 171 57 Doe Burdell 1121 25 29 33 65 94 111 Doe Delmar 1111 45 65 78 95 Doeden Danny 1101 25 49 50 85 Frltz Funk Funk Funk Funk Carolyn 191 53 Carolyn 191 Davld 171 57 Robert 191 53 Shirley 1121 29 33 85 86 96 100 Gardner Davxd 191 54 62 Geertsema Ronald 191 54 95 Gerber Gerdes Gerdes Gerdes Gerdes Marllyn 1111 46 Delma 181 56 Errol 181 50 89 Gayla 1101 50 89 LaVonne 191 53 Gertonson Shirley 1111 46 Doeden Doeden Doeden Doeden Doedfn Dennls 181 55 Dwayne 181 56 Ralph 1111 46 95 Vlvlan 1111 46 89 Wayne 1101 50 65 80 d5 86 Dolan Edward 1121 33 84 Gettxng Jack 191 52 Glbbs Earl 191 53 Gibbs Ruby 1121 34 Gleser Carol 1111 46 GJertson George 171 56 90 Goif Vlfglnla 1101 50 84 106 112 Carter Larry 171 56 Carter Marlene 191 54 Cas reto Janet 1111 45 84 106 C shel Mxke 1111 13 16 25 4 97 99 10 Dolan Mary 1111 46 85 97 106 113 15 Dommeyer Vlola 181 56 Dovey June 1101 50 Driscoll Rxchard 1101 50 Drost Marlene 171 56 Grxffxth Rosemary 191 53 Benson Benson Benson Benson Glenn 1101 49 85 Jon 1101 49 93 Joyce 110149 81 85 124 Shlrley 1111 45 87 88 Bents Marlene 1121 25 30 96 97 Berger Berger Berger Berger Berger Berger Berry 106 107 Edward 1121 30 .lim 1101 49 Norah 191 53 Patsy 1111 45 106 Phyllxs 1101 49 Wilbert 171 57 Carol 112130 76 81 86 89 Sandra 1111 7 46 84 120 122 125 Charles 191 53 Bxcknese Byron 1121 31 95 104 Blegler Shxrley 1111 45 89 97 102 106 123 Blsch Beverly 191 54 Bixby Donald 181 55 Bixby Glle 1101 49 80 Bixby Sylvia 1101 49 88 BJerkesett Marlene 191 54 120 BJorklund Joelle 1111 45 BJorklund Neal 171 56 BJorklund Ronald 171 57 BJornstad Ruth 181 56 93 Blair Edward 181 55 Boddy Donald 1101 49 80 Berry Bonander Alan 181 6 55 85 Bonander Evelyn 1111 25 45 85 9 113 4 Boom Harlan 191 53 95 Boots Marlyn 1101 49 95 126 Cassens Marlo 191 52 Caster Vern 191 53 Chrxstensen Carol 110149 88 106 Chr1stensen Dorothy 191 52 Christensen Lowell 1111 45 113 Chrlstzans Johnelda 1121 96 Clark Bonnle 1101 49 Cark G 11 1121 19 31 96 01 Clark James 181 56 Clark Janice 1101 49 106 Clark Mary 191 53 Clark V1rg1n1a 1101 49 Clausen Karen 171 57 Clausen John 181 55 Cloud Glen 191 53 Cloud Vlola 191 53 Cole Curtiss 171 57 74 92 Cole Darwxn 1101 49 Cole Patrlcla 1111 45 88 97 Dykstra Hllda 181 56 Eggleston Dorothy 191 52 120 Eggleston Glen 171 56 Ehlers Ehlers Ehlers Ehlers Ehlers Ehlers Ehlers Ehlers Ehlers Dennis 171 57 93 Donald 181 24 55 Fredr1ck 1101 50 80 James 1111 46 an 1111 7 13 87 88 91 23 John 171 57 92 Joyce 181 55 84 92 Kenneth 1121 33 60 65 Goldstrand Joel 191 17 24 52 53 Gordan Sharon 111146 98 124 Gumbel Wxlma 181 56 Graf Dennls 1111 46 84 Grann Audrey 191 54 84 Grann Phyllxs 171 57 92 Grant Anna Marne 191 54 Greeley Glen 1101 50 95 Greeley Letha 191 52 Greve Mary Lou 181 56 92 Greve Rxchard 19154 93 95 Greven JoAnn 1121 34 88 96 Grxes Marlene112134 96 120 Gr1esman Scott 1111 46 65 Grliixth Jeannette 181 55 Griffith Randy 1111 46 60 61 Cooper Cooper Correll Corrcll Jxm 191 54 Ralph 1101 49 Dean 1101 49 94 Verne 1101 49 89 Courson Harry 1111 45 65 74 7a 78 Courson Kenneth 1101 Cramer Carol 171 Cramer Donald 191 54 Cramer Sandra 1121 29 31 95 Crxppen Gary 1121 25 28 29 31 85 87 97 97 106 113 Ellas Katherme 1101 50 84 101 Englehardt Jean 1111 46 87 89 Englehardt Joan 1111 25 46 87 89 Englekes Tom 191 53 Engler Larry 181 56 Engler Ronald 191 53 Engstrom Darlene 191 53 Engstrom Darwln 181 55 Groenewold Groenewold Groenewold Groenewold Groenewold Groenewold Groenewold Grotjohn L Clarxbel 1111 46 102 Harlan 1111 46 94 L01s 1121 34 96 Marg1e 1101 50 MarJor1e 1111 23 46 Rodney 191 52 95 Rosanne 191 53 uc1lle 1111 46 Grunstead Norman 191 24 53 Grussmg Myron 1111 46 Haack Yula 171 57 Habben Darlene 1101 50 Engstrom Ronald 1111 46 Ennen Ennen Erbes Erwln Edvn 1n Erw1n Everdl Ede 171 57 Lee 1121 33 89 Damel 1101 50 88 Carol 181 55 Charlotte 171 57 Thomas 171 57 ng Dale 191 54 Habeck Gayle 181 56 Haberman Pat 1121 29 34 86 88 96 97 111 24 Hab1cht Donald 171 57 93 Hagberg Gwen 1121 34 88 96 107 110 Hagen Norlene 171 57 Hallbeck Ginger 1111 46 97 113 - - - 100 - 105 . , Q 78 I - 60 - 84 - 98 ' - - 115 - 62 9 - 64 - 6 - - so - 96 106 . , . . . - 76 . - 1 - - gg 99 ' - ' A ' ' - 1 4 ' - 117 - 114 ' - 92 1 , , - 115 ' ' - 80 - 103 . . . . - I ' 49 , ' 1 ' . . . , ' 50 ' ' , . , . 4 94 A 1 ' f , ' , 34 . 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