Wykoff High School - Wysota Yearbook (Wykoff, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1957 volume:

is Q5 57 Egan- PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS WYKOFF HIGH SCHOOL WYKOFF, MINNESOTA I ON? if X w or We, the Senior Class of 1957, dedicate this Wysota to Mr Elmer Schumacher in a small measure of appreciation for his services as an umpire for all the baseball games held at Wykoff. He has also faithfully served on the school board for seventeen years. hirfrtinn 99 xi We 9' was ff' 'P . Q ZX f 1 IS n K 2 VH 9 7'. LV, X - ' . - Fx X, ff! - 1 ' N ii z I 5 1+' 1 x Im ' I 1 1 xx X 0 1. , NX , ' N Q .I Q39 ' A ,: ff? ' ' Q y X- X A JN' .,l 'fi V XL X XM. LZ ' 1, 4. -':. , 5 Vi N iki- wmenv !.' X' 'ff 'VI HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Advance Algebra E S Chambers Mr Schoenecker Superintendent Principal Driver Training General Science hemistr C Y fl W Library -gpm- Mr Young ds- S 1 1 S i Mrs Knudtson oc Eistogyence Mgggliggl B1010 English Mr Holum Algebra History SY B P Ed Mrs Glady Mrs Rogers nys hy Commercial Music r k I c X ' . H X. Q 1 , . r- r J . W K -. fi Q Qwwhjis urs X 6 3 7. S9695 its 10095 an 5 S9585 we at Q SJ! xl Q x W 4 '4' '0' 1-1,5 K 1 df 3 era A dd des '!i ' 1' nold df age E199 HPS Spa ws 31 q th Us a 91' E A gr Grades Gde 4 59+ 9994. +4 xi? .Qty xx MQW, YS f Ni HN E' :sg E1 X -73:1 S , A LQQVW N ' wg - in K x xq Q -55' ' ibn? a tri sw ' N H - V lErA:H I ' V ., . C ' X5 ,, . Vx? ' 41 4 1 '1 if 3 NX? I V71 45 ' N Hass' 'N N gQuA L .4,- S ' ' Iwi 1 -7 r E, Af BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr Roy Lien, Loren Greskamp, Mr E S Chambers, Carroll Heusinkveld Paul Schroeder, Mrs Boyd Lenz, Mrs Ed Stender BUS DRIVERS .351 Loyal Brusse, Paul Crowell, Walter Wendorf, A M Schultz a John M33-1eY, Frank Baker O 4 O O O I C f A m 1, 1 M 0 0 CAFETERIA 'M' M mssmid m?ihEilETARY 'fl' Sum IANITORS MPSE1' FdE1khff . c e er ' S. c , 5, , a I gd ' ' X . s. U on WV' 'aw K f ' c re c o ANNUAL STAFF Hrs David Holm Angela vogel M'1'01' Editor Mary Early Asst Ed Sharon Bolles Typist Sharon Baker Asst Ed Harlys Vehrenkamp Ad Typist Gerald Gerking Business Mg ' 6 Sharyn Hare Ad Typist qi iii 1 ' 5 0 1' 1. L oo 'bv X E Rx. HBR! JUNE DUERIHG MMM! EICKHOFF ! il. HELVIN GRRBBU JE!!! SMLING LUIS HHSHPPLE 5 'if ,. 4 MLB IRM IUCHRIID BESSINGPRSS IRUS ICKNESE SHIIIOI BRUEGSEHHII UENBELL DE PUPPE rw. QU lsr u s cnnnaens SWIRIITENHNT I SENIOR CLASS IURBHRR HEBRINI 3 Mm Jem mu .murmur HHRDLD HEIDTKE -5 JHNET KMPERS y! 4, Ml EIKWFF Ill!! EICKNGFF .IHILLE HEIURKIKSN HID! MCRHIEU I J -:V b .ff- fwgwm I ' 473 Y h A . f' 'aa fs V. F -L? J, A. b , 5, W f? ,si b 'Eff , ' P A A 1 N y X X ff Z :M , 1 L .f H . 'M i n 1 Q A V f 'L,- l ,,, A 'V Class Officers President, Diana Sande, Vice President, Ronald Eickhoff, Secretary, Margie Theiss, Treasurer, Norman Eickhoff, Cheerleader, Margie Walsh Co Valedictorians, Myrna Eickhoff, Arlys Bicknese Salutatorian, Margie Theiss Class Colors, Red and Sllver Class Flower, Peppermint Carnation Class Motto, Backbone Not Wishbone l asm mana C , IUNIOR CLAS S PLAY On November 16 and 17, 1955 the Junior Class out on the three act play 'Shy Guy ' Fred Hastings .High school senior Arlyn Nordhorn Cora Hastings .. . .Fred's mother. Angela Vogel Gilbert Hastings. o 0 oF1'9d' father .Seventeen, Vivacious Fred's buddy His girl Nancy Graham. Larry Madison Julie Tucker Melinda Whipple Lois Corwin. Mr. Danbury 0 0 0 Merle Sharon Baker Gus Stender Judy Crowell Eccentric old lady Carole Vrieze Young business woman. Jean Theiss Promoter .... Ronald Murray Bill Sterling His pardner Gerald Gerhking Director Mrs. Quist when Fred Hastings spends more money than his parents believe he is earning when his frie d Larry Madison attempts to get his chum out of hot water, a when an eccentric little lady of eighty decides to play football, any attempt at trying to preserve the sanity of other casual observers becomes futile. Fred's mother, Cora, is planning a birthday party for Fred's girl, Nancy, but when two strangers, beautifully feminine, appear, in the persons of Gloria Patterson and Lois Corwin, the plot thickens, indeed Fred is doomedg his Job as model for Glamour Girl Cosmetics is about to be revealed. But leave every thing to Larry, Larry insists Gilbert Hastings, Fred's father, is furious when he learns of Fred's modeling job Nancy isn't Julie Tuckers's chief concern is being able to keep for her on the installment plan And that' when bundle of energy, eighty years strong, appears The birthday party? It turns out to be something house affair, with a Mr Danbury looking for local tele ling looking for his girl, and Melinda Whipple looking to make a touchdown in football sure how she feels about it, the puppy Larry has bought Melinda Whipple, that wiry slightly less than an open vision talent, Bill Ster for enough space in which Judy, Gus, Sharon, Gerlad, Winnifred, Merle, Angela, Ronnie, Jean, Carole, Arlyn A la, 7 ,ll I I I Gloria PatteQ-QSIQZIIA modellfffffffffff .ffliunnie Fjelstad ' nd E f I t J is N, g S M ' ' H 1 97 . a. Y G U s of- 5 Min 1 NStan Verdonn snaryn Wes ys 4 Marvin LGDK B Verna Gerald Marion 10 SV Mary Linn 'ff Suger Myron nAngie Lyle R-s H andy H aken Ron O Merle Aki H ackieu M Arlyn Kenny' Carols 4 Sharon Judy 'hi Roger JHDS lldinnien R wayne Vic vb Cf' SENIORS M IUNIORS I ,XL ,4 y M SOPHOMORES .nv Fnzsnmzn LW ,W , ' ly k 5-I V infix ,Joh ,ff 0 ISI! , I , 0 211' :Q 3 I I, f A ff ff X X 'ff g F3 1 - ' X '.z SENIOR Gaylord Albrecht Tarzan uWe've often wondered where mothers learned the things they tell their daughters not to do H Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Dri vers Training 2 Football 1,2,3 M, Phy E6 1,2,3,H, Pep C ub 2,3, CLASS 0 7 James Austin Jim Ulf life was lived back wards from old age to youth there'd be a lot more uvenile Delinquents Basketball 3,k, Football 3 M, Baseball 3,k Drivers Training 2, Pny ia 2 3 M, Class Vice Pres H ome coming King N, Pep Club 2, H+, Sandra Barr Sandy' nI'm not arguing with you 'm telling you' Band 1,2 3sks G A A 11233 M Pny ia l,2,3,4, Mixed horus l,2,3, Girls Chorus 1,2,M, Declam l, Indian ettes N Pep Club 2,3,N, Aureum 3,4 Driver Train ing 2, Band officer M, Douglas Bartsch Doug HPenny saved is a penny earned ' Phy Ed l,2,3,k, Pep Club 2,3 Chorus 2, Driver Tra ning 2, 1E?' Sharon Baker 'Bake' It's a woman's privilege to change her mind U Band l,2,3,k Declam 1,2 3,h, chorus l,2,3,Hg Mixe Chorus l,2,3g Girls State 3 Christmas Play 2, Jr C ass Play, Annual Staff 4 Aureum 1,2,3 k Drivers Training 25 n ianettes M, Majorette 3,h, Phy Ed l 2,3,k, Pep Club 1,2,3,kg A 1,2,3,H, Kenneth Bessingpas 'Elvis' Baseball 1,2 3 N, Football 2 3 M, Ph Ed 1,2 3,k C u 2,3 Spr ng oard 2, Chorus 2 J Zi??h, S 2. ?'- h -H ll ll I x A ll ll . e - 5 - H ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' a . 0 E A , ' 3- . ' 0 3 1 A . ' - 1 ' G QAQ a ' mg Q Ch SEE? F Q f S Z. g ' U , i vi , g 4 . ,-f J J 2 I' ll I Ve .S I ' in ' N H J V I f, cs ' n ' - O . . T i I . I 7 . ' . - g 5 ,Ki i Q , l Salutatorian Wayne Bicknese Red When do we eat? Phy Ed l,2,3,h, Track 3,k, Tumbling 2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,35 Band 1, , Pep Club 2, 3, Basketball 1, Mary Earley 'Getting up early in the morning is merely a matter of mind over mattress N G A A l,2,3,k, Pres 1 Secretary 3, Treasurer kg Tumbling l,2,h, Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Girls Chorus l,2,3,h Class Treas Aureum ,2,3,h, Editor Annual Staff N, MaJor8tt0 3,k Drivers Training 25 Ind anettes M, '54 9' Sharon Belles NDon t throw your mouth into high gear until you're sure your brain is turning over ' Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Glee Club l,2,3,k, Pe Club 2, 3,l+, GA A l,2,3, , Aureum 1,2, 'lf' Band 1, Ed 1, 3 Indianettes 4 ers Training 2, Annua staff 4, -L. Eldon Faupel nThe secret of success in life is for a man to be ready for his opportunity when it comes N Phy Ed 1,2 3 kg Pep Club 2,3,1+, Min duo:-us 2 Judith Crowell Jud 'If you growl all day naturally you'1l feel dog tired at ni ht ' Band 1,2 3, Aureum 1,2, 3 H, Declan ,2,3,k Class P ay 35 Christmas Play 2, Tumbling l,2,3 N, Tramp oline 2, Girls horus 1,2 3,k, Dorian Band 2 Mixed Chorus l,2,3 Pep Club 2,3 Sax Quartet Clarinet Quartet 2, G A A l,2,3 M, Drivers Training 25 Ind an ettes M, Phy Ed l 2,3,k, Bass Clarinet solo 3 Winifred Fjelstad Wdinnie WThe task ahead of you is never as great as the power behind ' Aureum l,2,3,4, Excha e Editor M, Phy Ed 1,2,3, Pep Club 2,3,k, Jr Class Play, Band l,2,E,h, Girls Chorus l,2,3, 5 Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Indianettes M, Driver Training 2 ll fl II ll 5. I n N . .. ' E- . 55 . 2, ,eg i . Driv i - l . 6 - O I . . . 1 !l!Eg ?2'v ,g.s, ivfi o1,, V, 5 K ,',' me 3 ,, ' NV ' 'A'Q fe' h 4 +55 f :F f - 5 LQ A O . . O i . 5 I ll 5 . - ag - A . .- 1 ' . ' .' , Wendell Freiheit 'How do you keep your fo from finding out when you skip school?H Phy Ed 1 2,3,k, Football 2,3,N, C ass Secretary 3 Stage Mg Jr Class Play Gerald Gehrking Gerk NDiplomacy is to do and say the nastiest thing in the nicest way N Declam 1, Annual staff H Basketball l, Chorus 1,2, Aureum 2,3 H, Phy Ed l 2,3 4, Class Play 3 Pep lub 2,3,h, Drivers Training 2, Verna Grabau HI'm not afraid of to morrow for I have seen yesterday an I love today U Aureum l,2,3,H, Exchange Editor 4 Driver Training 2, Phy Ed 1,2,3,4, G A A l,2,3,H, Mixed Chorus 1,2 3, Glee Club 1 2, 3, H Indianettes 4, Mary Linn Gustafson WHhen you think you' sitting on top of the world remember it does complete spin every 2k hours.' Band 2,3,4, Phy Ed l,2,3, H5 Pep Club 2 3, Pep Club Officer 3,l+, A A l,2,3, 1+, G A.A. Officer 1, Home coming Attendant H, Indian ettes H, Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3 Girls Glee Club 1 3,k, C ass Officer 1,2, Dr vers Training 2, Tumbling 1,2 U Aureum 2,3,N, G1r1s Trio 2,3, Sax Quartett 3,N, SAW Sharyn Hare 'Don t take li e seriously for you'll never get out of it alive N P Ed l,2,3,k, G A A 1 2 3,5 hmmim 23, Indianettes N Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Girls Chorus l,2,3, Aureum 3,4, Driver Training 2, Christmas Ilay 2, Pep Club 2,3,h, Annual Staff H YB' Beverly McNe1r Bev UYou derive much happiness from sharing the 11tt1e things of life W Phy Ed 1,2 Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Gir s Chorus 2 3,4, Aureum 3,4, G A A 1, ,3,h Drivers Training 2, ,Afait L A Q? gf ff,i I A' WEJV f ,,V, E , . I , 12, , QL? if A ' ' lk n n ' 1 . 3 0 o e - . 5 d . . 6 ' . ' . 1 5 AlA ' A rf y 5'-at - H . .1 Las.. Lf ' I A A 5 5 T9 . f A 8 ' ' f to ' n n . . hy - - ... . , ' do o o 7 . . ' . ' o ' ' 7 0 . ' , i . . ' . , . J ' Q 0 0 5 i U I . . ' . ' 9 Lyle Meyer queaky nWa1t till I get my gas buggy going H Ph Ed l,2,3,k, Pep Club 2 3 Christmas Play 2 Aureum 1,2, ,h, Spring board 2, Mixed Chorus 2,3 X Roger Mueller 'Squirrel HOne hour in which to study One hour in which to eat Two hours to think how tired I am and 20 hours to sleep Phy Ed N, Pep Club M, Transferred from Idaho and Nebraska Verdonn Meyer Verdie HThere are two occasions when you should keep your mouth shut when you're swimming and when you're ry. Phy Ed 1,2,3 kg Basketball 1,2 Tramp ine 1,2,3,H Spr ngboard 3,4, Pep Club 2,3, Chorus Class Treasurer 2, hmm' Ronald Murray 'Merk WTo most people nothing is more troublesome than the effort of thinking H Football 2,3,k, Basketball 1 Junior Class Play, Aureum 2 3,h, Drivers Training Chorus 1,2 3, Phy Ed 1,2?3,1+ Pep c ub 2,3,k, Declam 1, Band 1, 1 9 1 June Mosher NMoe NI may shock my elders but never my Jrs H Band 2,3,Y+, G A A l,2,3,7+ Phy Ed 1,2,3,7+, Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Girls Chorus l,2,k, Declam l, Indian ettes N, Pep Club 2,3,k, Aureum 3,M, Majorette 3,k, Head Maj N, Driver Train ing 2 1 HT Myron Nash world is full of willing people Some will ing to work, the rest willing to let them H Phy Ed l,2,3,k, Basketball 1,2, Spring Board 3,4, Pep Club 2,1,k, Vice Pres H, Trampoline l,2,3,k, nThe 1 w 1 , , 5 W7 ' ,g , 4 ns n V ' u n l I . E . . . n 9 1 A 9 - J ' ' , I ' a ng . I C O 1 - ' . . - ' , 15 . . . . 0 ' ' : fy-1 -5 V 'Mya V ' is 'zz 4 6 'Q' 3, ' f ,J X f W vt we s A , M T xx Vg C V . , , X f' 15' 3 , f L , , at f 4' C . P I 6 'v S-. ' 1 fd 5 Q' . X. X , A Y 'V 'VVI yr X' Vg .f . ' 1 - , ,, jyig- ,6Q2TggQjg',fiQ W -L . .ll U . . . 0 - . I . Q . . . 5. . . . 5 1 . - . I O U -' . . Arlyn Nordhorn Snort' WCome Watson, come! he Game s afoot' Basketball 1,2,3,4, Base ball l,2,3 M, Track 1,2 3, h Football 1,2,3,H, hy E l 2,3,H, Drivers Train ing Tumbling 1,2, De cla l Band 1 Class Pres 3 J Class Play Christmas Play 2 Mixe Chorus l,2,3, Aureum 1953, Pep Club 2,3,4, Spring board 2 Victor Pitzer Vic HI came, I bluffed, I Graduated U Band l,2,3,h, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Basketball l, 2,35 Football l 2,3, Spring board 1,2, , Assistant Football Manager H, Assist ant Basketball Manager M Aureum H, Phy Ed l, 2, 3, Pep Club 2,3 Ronald Oviatt Ron Football 2,3, Phy Ed 1,2 WEE? E II Jacqueline Rathbun Jaquie Nwho says absence never makes the heart grow fonderiu Aureum 3,4 Girls Chorus 2,3,k Ph Ed 1,2, Tram oline 2 Tumbling Mixed Chorus l,2,3 G A A 5,2,3,k, Drivers Training Keith Pitzer Weasel' Wwhy worry, it doesn't do any good You know things will come out O K in the end a ay N Pny Ed l,2,3, , Basketball l,2,3,H, Football 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,k, Mixe Chorus 1,2 Merle Riddle 'Rich' Nwomen like not only to conquer, but Conquered W Basketball l,2,3,k, Foot ball 3,H, Baseball 3,H, Class Play 3, Declam 1, Christmas Play 23 Pep Club 2,3,k, Aureum 1,2,3,k, Driver Training 2, X I II I 1 . T . - n n 3 ' , 5 ' .. . 5. ' . I . , Eg . r. 'V 3 Aniw . ' . Q - A Q ,.W4,ii, 5 3 5 we Q Q.. , if 5 ' 7' . , V V I . ,.,.. .jk A 'tp W ' rp ' l' UH ,p j , I - ' ' ,f T s ll Il 'zzr ,W V 1 I ' , 1 1 5' . . ' O to be . E :Ki . E5 L 0 ' - J gun' 9 Ronald Rollie NRon WNever put off unt11 to 610518 Roseke Glory morrow what you can do UL1fe gives you what you today 1: if ou want in long Phy Ed 1 2 3 H Chorus 1 wan 7 Pep c1ub'2' Basketball 1,' enough, but not af the ' time you want it he Darlene Schwier Sugar HThe most difficult job teenagers have today 15 learning good conduct with out seeing any.N Phy Ed, 1,2,3,Ug G.A.A. 1, 2,3,kg Point Mg. 1, 2 45 Driver Training 25 Pep Club 2,3,k- Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Girls Chorus l,3,N3 Aureum 2,3,k5 Cheerleader 1,2,3,kg Homecoming Att. H Indianettes 4: most W Indianettes H Drivers Training 3, Phy Ed 2 H Aureum 2,3,k, Pep Club , G A A 2,3,k, Chorus 2,h, vi- Stanley Speer NStanH HDon't get to good of marks you may be asked where you got the answers' Mixed Chorus l,2,3g Phy Ed l,2,3,kg Tumbling 23 Trio 33 Driver Trainlng 25 Aureum 2,33 Pep Club 2,32 Ellis Ruesink nCourage and determinat on make for success U Phy Ed 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Basketball 2 Pep Club 2, Drivers Training 2 Aureum 3, Jr Class Play Stage Mg , J Magazine Drive Mg llGusll HEarley to bed, early to rise, seems to make people WORTHLESSEH Band 1,2,3,Mg Chorus 1,2,3 Drivers Tra1n1ng 23 Foot- ball 1,2,3,53 Basketball 1 2,3,N5 Baseball 2,3g Home coming Attendent kg Phy Ed show attendent 1,25 Foot- ball Captain kg Aureum 1,2 35 Pep Club 2,3,Ng Junior Class Playg Soph. Play. 5 3 X .nf 6 Qy f 1 . . ' .' 1 t o 3 ga -. , - - 0 .- r. jgliiggggiil -FQEAI W ,g Q ll n pf ty ' Wesley Thompson Wes 'If something is dis tasteful, don't taste it ' Phy Ed 3,h, Pep Club 3,h, Transferred from Spring Valley Marlys Vehrenkamp NThe people that make no noise are dangerous' Phy Ed l,2,3,7+, Phy Ed show attendent l,2, Class Vice Pres 2, Treasl+, Pep Club 2,3,k Sec 2 Vice res 3 A A l,2, , , Tournament Mg 2, Publicity Mg 3, Pres N, Tumbling 1 2,k, Mixed Chorus l,2,35 Girls Chorus 1 2, 3, M Girls Trio 2 3, Drivers Training 2, ndianettes M, Aureum 1,2,3,k, Homecoming Queen N, Annual Staff 4 Marvin Vehrenkamp 'Give a woman a little rope and she'll hang you with it H Drivers Training 2, Mixed Chorus 1 2 Football l,2,3 4, Phy EA iI2937u7 Angela Vogel IIA-ngiell NProgressiveness is looking forward intelligently, looking within critically, and moving on incessantly Girls Trio 2,35 Jr. Class Play5 Tumbling 25 Class Treasurer 15 Class Sec. M5 Drivers Training 25 Phy Ed l,2,3,H5 Indianettes M- Aureum l,2,3,l+5 G.A.A.l 2,3,k5 Vice Pres. G.A.A. M Pep Club 2,3,N5 Girls Ensemble M5 Girls Chorus 1 2,3,k- Mixed Chorus l,2,35 Annual Editor M5 Carole Vrieze UYou can live without poetry and walking but who in the world can live with out talking.H Phi Ed l,2,3,N' Pea Club 2 3, 5 G.A.A. l,2,3, 5 Tumb- ling l,2,h5 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls Chorus 1,25 Drivers Training 25 India- nettes N5 Aureum 1,2, 3,k5 Band 2,3,k5 Jr. Class Play Declam 15 Trampolire H5 T Marion Williams nwillien HLove makes the foolish clever and the clever foolish.n Declam 15 Pep Club 2,35 Aureum 3,45 Majorettes 3,h Drivers Training 25 Band l 2 3 ' G. A. A. 1 2 3 H' Mlx5a'chm-us 1 2- ' 611515 Ehorus l,2,h5 lndianettes 7 -7.-S' A 4- G t7 A M, iii? f 5 n n N 3 . P . 5 G. . i. . 3 uf . 0 ' . .2 5 . 1 . SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 8, 1953, 8 group of H5 Freshmen anxiously began their four year course of high school One of the first things we did was to elect officers Fingerson, Vice President Irwin Gustafson, and Treasurer Angela advisor and Darlene Schwier our initiation by the Seniors The and T shirts Their hair was in a They were President-Connie Stender, Secretary-Mary Linn Vogel Mr Sheff was our class cheerleader Next in line was girls were daddy's old overalls up sweep with green bows The boys came in ladies slips over long underwear Their hair was parted in the middle and they wore a plastic bag over their head All of us had an egg beater and sign reading Uwe can't beat the Seniorsu, around our necks As the year wore on we became more familiar with the activites of high school and began to take part in them Most of us were in the band or chorus, Phy Ed on the Aureum staff September 7, 1951+ we came back proud to be Sophomores were minus three class members but gained four new ones usual we held a class meeting and elected officers Irwin Ste der was our new President, Marlys Vehrenkamp Vice President Mary Linn Gustafson Secretary, and Verdonn Meyer Treasurer Mrs Quist was our class advisor and Darlene Schwier again our cheer leader We had charge of the Christmas party for the high school, and decorated for Baccalaureate and Commencement be the busiest of any class in high school First of all we chose class officers who were Arlyn Nordhorn, President, Myron Nash, Vice President, Wendell Freiheit, Secretary, and Mary Earley, Treasurer Class Advisors were Mrs Glady and Yr. Grbich Darlene was our cheerleader we started earning money for the Prom by selling refreshments at the ball games In January, the big Job of selling magazines came our way Then it was time to s art working on our class play, Shy Guy' As soon as that was over with we bagan decorating for the Prom The theme was an Oriental setting called UShangr1la The final event of the year was Baccalaureate and Commencement Arlyn Nordhorn and Mary Earley led the Seniors and Sharon Bolles played the Processional and Recessional Seniors' Almost too good to be true we received ou class rings about two weeks before school started Then we had our Graduation pictures taken at welke's Studio we ordered name cards and graduation announcements and then began working on the Annual Class officers for the year were Arlyn Nordhorn, President, Jim Austin, Vice President, Angela Vogel, Secretary, and Marlys Vehrenkamp, Treasurer Our class advisors were M Chambers and Mr Holum was our annual advisor Darlene Schwier was our cheerleader and June Mosher, head majorette Angela Vogel was chosen editor of the Annual Marlys Vehrenkamp and Jim Austin were crowned King and Queen at Homecoming We also put on a class play which climaxed the events of the year On May 31, 1957 the Commencemnt Exercises were held Thus ends our four years here at Wykoff High School Class Colors Royal Blue and Silver Class Flower White Rose Class Motto -uIn Ourselves Our Future Lied O I O . We 0 As Juniors! It seemed impossible but true. The Juniors seem to ,, .. . 1 ll . . . r. 1 SENIOR CLASS WILL We the Seniors of 1957 declare this to be our last will and testament unless we make another to be rid of all property real or unreal I, Arlyn Nordhorn, will my mathematical brightness to Larry Kidd It will be easy now keeping track of figures I, Jim Austin, will my Cold Kiasier to Jerry Giordano Better start looking for a girl they keep you warm I, Angela Vogel, will my ability to get out of going to study halls to Carol Eickhoff It's more fun just runnin' around I Marlys Vehrenkamp, will my technical effort in cooking to Murl e Mackey You can t live on love forever I Darlene Schwier, will my cheerleading outfit to Dennis Cox Imag ne all the whistles you'll get I, Gaylord Albrecht, will my hairdo to Jim Applen The girls sure do go for it I, Sharon Baker, will my ability to out talk everybody and any body to Jon Tammel It helps to get you out of trouble I, Sandra Barr, will my ability to get to school 30 before the bell rings to Judy Sande That sleep really helps I, Kenneth Bessingpas, watch your step. I, Wayne Bicknese, will Eickhoff Just one clues I, Sharon Belles, will faster you write, the more I, Douglas Bartsch, will my collection Kohlmeyer You have to have oil wells to pay will my Lee riders seconds extra half hour of of cars to for them to Thelma Meisner Phillip my ability to sleep in Social to Carol Don't snore to loud' my shorthand speed to Lynn Kerns The you can loaf I, Judy Crowell, will my driving skill to Jon Tammel Steer clear or you may be missing a fender' I, Mary Earley, will my ability to get the Aureum out on time to Judy Sande It's pretty difficult when you have no reports I, Eldon Faupel, will my ability to get in trouble to Dale Stender Don't let them catch you 10:00 x M every night for three months is too much for anybody I, winnifred Fjelstad, will my trombone playing ability to Jerry Giordano Practice makes perfect I, Wendell Freiheit, will my artistic touch to set the clock ahead in Steno to Murlie Mackey Don't let Mrs Glady sneak up on you I Gerald Gehrking, will my ability as salesman to John Doerlng Maybe you can sell yourself a girl Verna Grabau, will my ability to blush at the right time to Jerry Copeman It s an easy way out Mary Linn Gustafson, will my tenor Sax playing ability to Jerry Copeman It comes in handy for serenading in the Moonlight Sharyn Hare, will my big brown eyes to VaLo1s LeFevere Look what you can catch I, Beverly McNair, will my giggle to Lynn Kerns I hope it doesn't drive you batty I, Lyle Meyer, will my nickname, 'Squeaky', to Arden Knopke Make sure it's oiled properly I Verdonn Meyer will my acrobatic ability to VaLo1s LeFevere Herels hoping you will never out of I, June Mosher, will my Affeldt It saves time when I, Roger Mueller, will my Take good care not to make a I, Ronnie Murray, will my get into anything that you can't get naturally curly hair to Margaret you get home late baby brother to all the Junior girls Juvenile Delinquent out of him frog vo1ce to Jim Applen Take good care of it, you might turn out to be a great singer someday I, Myron Nash, will my ability to think to Thelma Miesner It comes in handy once in awhile I, Ronald Oviatt will my ability to act like I'm listening in class to Larry Kidd It really racks up the Brownie points. I, Keith Pitzer, will my love for dancing to Morris Kellogg Now step high wide and handsome . - ll ll . . I . . I . ' I, Q . I, O . 1, ' . . I L ' Senior Class Will lCont:lnuedD I, Victor Pitzer, will my honorable position as basketball manager to Dale Stender. There's only one good thing about it, you get into the game free. I, Jackie Rathbun, will my yodeling voice to Pauline Noe. Now you will be able to join chorus. I, Merle Riddle, will my ability to say the right thing at the right time in Social to John Doering. It beats reading the book. I, Ronald Rollie, wlll my poker playing ability to Margaret Affeldt. Cheat fair.... I, Gloria Roseke, will my love for Cherry Grove to Virginia Freiheit. Nice little berg isn't it? I, Ellis Ruesink, will my wiDdngness to get along with people to Jerry Ferguson. Just be nice to them and they'll be nice to you. I Stanley Speer, will my charming manner with the girls to Morris Kellogg. Love 'em and leave 'em and you will be far better off. I, Irwin Stender, will my position as high scorer on the gaskegball tea? to John Sikkigk, and my rebounding ability to ave mmer ow can you ose I Wesley Thompson will my shortness to David Wagner The 1 'r tzningi to, k u fo itinsmrtnes mpor an s ma e p r a s I, Marvin Vehrenkamp, will all of my missed days of school to Jerry Ferguson Study hard while your here for you have only four months to make it in I Carole Vrieze, will my ability to stay awake at slumber part es to John Sikkink It's fun for the time being but Oh the next day I, Marion williams, will my love for horses to David Wagner Just remember girls come before horses we the Senior Girls will our ability and skill to win all of the tournaments to the Junior girls Hope you have as much fun as we all have had we the Senior Boys will our five starting positions on the basketball team and our ability to get kicked out of classes to the Junior Boys It really keeps you busy To all the Juniors we will our carved up desks, our banged up lockers our battered and torn books the first place in the lunch line and many happy times in stu y halls Eat drink and be merry' we the Seniors will to Mr Chambers our thanks for signing our gipgomas, to Mr tShgeniikEr,1 our unexcused Ypasses, to Mrsd nu son our qu e ng s c asses o r oung our unrea social and unanswered questions, to Mrs Rogers our ability to be late to band and chorus at all times, to Mr Holum our Senior cheering section at ballgames and to Mrs Zahl our love for all those calesentics and those quiet Study Halls To all the Teachers Thanks for putting up with us. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS A1'1Y11 N01'dh01'n James Austin Angela Vogel M31-1ys Vehrenkamp President Vice President Secretary Treasurer .,0. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY f ' Come with me to the Rockazoomer Launchport. It is now 11:57 P.M. December 31, 1967, exactly 2 minutes and 60 second strokes before the giant WZoomarock '57' is to launch for the near-by planet Mars. Chief Pilot, Arlyn Nordhorn, is reassuring the crew and stowaways of the ultra-danger of the overtaking. The Skipper Roger Mueller, is looking a little green around the gills but will relax once we're 'sailingn thru sky-blue waves of space. Wayne Bicknese is planted in front of the speedometer anxious- ly awaiting the needle's spurt as we jet away. Leaning pre- cariously over his broad shoulder, is Hot-rod Judith Crowell, with a keen eye for the outburst of exhaust Stanley Speer and Wendell Freiheit are peering through the small peephole of the 'Zoomarock '57' Back in the pantry we find Verna Grabau and Gloria Roseke are preparing the nBon voyage Smorgasbordn, while waitresses, Darlene Schwier and June Mosher are setting the banquet table with flying saucers and meteori e goblets Sneaking in the lower left hatch, comes Ronald Murray with a suitcase full of cocktails for higher spirits Mary Linn Gustafson on the Saxophone, Sandra Barr on the drums, Mary Earley plunking on the piano and Irwin Stender tinkering on the tuba who compose the U eptune Tunersn are waiting to blare out heir unpolished strains which wil pro bably add to the passengers' indigestion On hand for such an occasion is Dr Angela Vogel and her apprentice, Sharon Bolles 0 Eager to clean up the mess will be the ship's capable, hard working janitor, Lyle CSlimD Meyer On the Mezzanine, Winifred Fjelstad and Verdonn Meyer are busily setting up their combination beauty parlor and barber shop to keep all hedges clipped and curled The athletic director, Marlys Vehrenkamp wi 1 b constantly on her toes alleviating the wear and tear of the voyage by keeping the corpses in physical fitness Scientific facts and theories on Mars will be studied by Wesley Thompson with Jaquie Rathbun, hot on his tail securing notes Jim Austin is going to study the Martian farm situation for Benson's benefit Checking over the rocket lined vehicles of this strange planet will be Douglas Bartsch while Hollywood's head pro ducer Merle Riddle, is viewing streamlined females upersonic salesman, Gerald Gehrking and his assistant, Beverly McNeir, are anticipating super sales, while Sharon Sharyn Hare, Chief of Protectorites is instructing her force of nMusclesU Marvin Vehrenkamp, N ambunctiousn Ronald Oviatt and nGrizlyN Gaylord Albrecht Successfully avoiding Hare's ruffians is Ronald Rollle, 4l3l3l3, escapee from San Quentin Snapshots for the photo section of the Mars Gazette are being snapped by Myron Nash and Carole Vrieze is collecting all news items available Injecting Jetroleum in the fuel pit is Victor Pitzer and Radar men, Eldon Fauple and Keith Pitzer are checking their mechanisms' accuracy As we take one last look into the cockpit we see Navi gator Marion Williams Co fuse lighters, E11 s Ruesink and Kenny Bessingpas, are securing a match for the take off The match is struck, the signal is given and poof, the flame went out. The crew shouts Try again Again the match is struck and again the signal is given, and 'phfft TheY' re off' ,fx , l 0 . f 'I 0 5'- 'ins.Jc, O --. tl . '0 - ' . E . - W , y ir a 1 - . Q . . a k - t . 1 e lf ' ' ' : Q . 0 I - -dj X s' ' 1 1 Baker is planning a fine peddling of peanuts. gxms r A ff . ' v IUNIOR CLASS PLAY I9 The Junior Class Play nTeen Timeu was Nov 15 16 with a matinee on Thursday afternoon 'Teen Time is a 3 act comedy about teenagers trying to raise so money to start a Teen Haven Everything goes fine until someone takes a lawn mower belonging to Mrs Nash, the Teen Haven building owner It turns out that Tim had taken it by mistake when he was going to mow lawns to earn money the Haven There is alot of excitment trying to get the mower back without Nash knowing we dy, Marietta and Darby have a hard time getting Tim out this jam, but all turns out fine for Mrs CHARACTERS Wendy girl with a problem Judy Mrs Meade her Mother Carol Tim ..her boyfriend John Darby Tim's Pal David Gay Southern Girl VaLois Mrs Nash Haven owner Virginia Nona Ayres carrer woman Margaret Tiny. Teenage boy Jerry Extras Teenagers Rest SQ of Junior Class QQ Mr Meade her Father Lynn Babe her younger sister Thelma Marietta a girlfriend Murlie Harley .Tim's Rival Jon Miss Denning Lady Barbara Hugo a policeman John Gus .repairman Morris Wilbur Teenage boy Phillip Director Mrs Knudtson HI ories We began when we numbered pomp and glamour ed through the Q H' RY As Juniors now, we look back on three years of satisfying high school mem life in the halls of the purple and gold in September f SN 28 we escaped none of the thrills of initiation, with all its and from than on as official high scholars, we seriously plugg year as Wgreenn freshies The officers we chose were Jerry Ferguson, President, Lynn Kerns, Vice President, John Sikkink, Secretary, Beth Finke, Treasurer, and Mr Quist was our advisor Beth was also our cheerleader. In September 1955, having again entered the wykat doors, now calling ourselves Sophomores, we chose Louella Albrecht to be President, Jon Tam el Vice President Thelma Meisner, Secretary, Phillip Kohlmeyer, Treasurer, Mr Holum our lass Advisor To represent us in the Wcheerleading world' we chose Murlie Ann Mackey Our play NToo Much Mistletoeu and our girls sextet who were sure they weren't 'Gettin' Nuttin' for Christmasn all helped to make our Christmas Par y a success In May we again strived to do our best when decorated for Baccalaureate and Commencement Exercises Prouder still were we when we returned in '56, now bearing the title of Juniors. With Phillip Kohlmeyer, President, Thelma Meisner, Vice President, Judy Sande, Secretary, and Jon Tammel, Treasurer we soon learned to be money wise while selling refreshments for games. Konlmeyera Phillip neisner, Thelma Sands, Judy Twmel, -T011 Sikkink, John Sorum, Barbara Mackey Murlie Affeldt, Margaret Applen, Jimmy Bartch, Jerry Copenan, Jerry Doering, John Eickhoff, Carol Ferguson, Jerry Freiheit, Virginia Giordano, Jerry Kellogg, Morris Knoepke, Arden LeFevere, VaLois Stender, Dale Not Pictured Wagner, David Cola 199111119 Zimmer, David Karma LYM Kidd, Larry Noe , Pauline Presi ent v1cg-Pr951dgnt Secretary Treasurer Cheerieader ds 0M The doors of Wykoff High School were opened wide the fall of 1955 to 39 green freshmen The day finally arrived when we could pay our respects to the Seniors The girls were clad in itching green gunny sack blouses and levis inside our and of course, the usual braids and lip stick The boys were decked in short short skirts and mid giffkblouses We sang our love for the Seniors to the tune of Davey roc ett Our officers for the year were Sam Blakeslee, President, Rhonda Theiss, Vice President, Pat Roseke, Secretary, and Gary Sikkink, Treasurer Karen Affeldt was our cheerleader and Mr Quist our class advisor In the spring, twelve of us had the honor to be waiters and waitress' at the Jr Sr Prom Fall 1956 found 3k of us sophomores We were no longer the last in the unch line We elected Deanna Lickty our class President, Karen Affeldt, Vice President, Loren Schmidt, Secretary, and Tom Nash, Treasurer Karen Affeldt was our cheerleader and Mr Young our class advisor Our big event was giving the Christmas Party on December 21 It went over quite well, after a lot of fussin' and fuming before hand We climaxed the year as Sophmore by decorating for Baccalaureate and Commencement Lichty Deanna Affeldt, Karen Schmidt, Loren lash, Tom President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Cheerleader Applsn, hy Albrecht , Anna Marie Affeldt, Gerald Blakeslee, Sam Vrieze, Charlotte Vrieze, Nevin Wagner, Robert Brueggenan, Joyce Early, Kathleen Eickhotf, Jerilyn Garnatz, Myrna Hanson, Mary Hingeveld , Jin Jacobson, Jerry Jeche, Richard Kidd, Judy Lange, Margaret Meyer, Roger Meyer, Gloria Mueller, Robert Olson, Donald Ramaker, Janice Roseke, Pet Schultz, Carolyn Sikkink, Gary Vehrenkamp, Norma Not Pictured Oviatt, Harlan Pervin, Brad Winslow, David On September N, 1956, 36 green Freshmen entered the doors of Wykoff High School We were initiated in October by the Seniors of '57 The girls were beautifully clad in pop's long underwear and flashy green hair in an upsweep They wore knee length skirts and clomped around in one engineer boot and one high heel. The boys dressed in shorts and peasent blouses were a stuzmi sight to see, girls bathing caps, ear rings and high heels adde to their charm That night the Seniors put on a dance in our honor At the beginning of this year we selected our class officers They are as follows: Diane Eickhoff, President B111 Upton, Vice President, Mary Ann Blakeslee Secretaryg arolyn Hebrink treasurer Several Freshmen joined band, Aureul, and sports activities Mrs Zahl is our class advisor. Diane Eickhoff Mary Ann Blakeslee President Secretary Treasurer Cheerleader lot Pictured: Boetteher, Janesg Smith, Leo, Upton, Billy Upton, Joag VanderP1as, Arvin Applen, Janet Belles, Theron Clouse, Yvonne Crowell, Gary HM FR HE an.. X Culter, Carol Davis, Dawn Edwards, Jean Eickoff, David Ferguson, Richard Glady, Ann Ellen Grabau, Norma Hanson, Herman Hendrickson, Cheryl Hingeveld, Joan Holsapple, Frank Clomps, Dennis Knoepke, Karen Lain, James Leutink, Sharon Mackey, Dennis Markham, Jerry Nagel, Lois Nash, Gloria 0'Byrne, Donna Pitzer, Harriet Shipton, Marion Stender, Nevin Vogel, Carol igf aug! EW? 75? 135 4 QE! 9' 00 047' QC5 1-YW 3 Ro 7 QX 5 f 10 6TH 10 ,f x7 if mx ag xx-sk' Xia? ,- , X .1 L f-N 6 xl I I QX vb' 44,0 L. to R Standing: Fred lash Dennis Brusse, Gary Ausgaard, Muriel Anderson, Kenneth W nslcw Bonnie Nash, Joanne Rove, Robert Ferguson, Leah Ko eyer, Linda Holsapple, Nancy Bickneae Barbara Jacobson lst rows Wayne Kidd William Wojtkiewicz, Ted Rove, Tommy Fagerholn 2nd rows SGgrZkSchn1dt, Lynette Hendrickson, George Wagner, Mary a a e 3rd row: Anne Brekke Bonnie Erdman, Stanley Gatzke Seated at Table: Gal e Kohlmeyer, Sue Brink William Moore, Terry Klomps, Margaret Oviatt, Kelv n Niemeyer o S1902 ev, , I4 ' r A L to R lst row 2nd row: 3rd row Standing Standings Mary Glady Judy Johnson Marilyn Bicknese, Linda Graskamp, Patricia Martin, Micheal Wotjkiewicz, Garry Nordhorn Luciene Bolles, Judy Sabtke, Carl Kohlmeyer, Steven Christopherson, Craig Applen, Cindy Schmidt, Catherine Hingeveld, Louise Bolles, Dick Wagner, Robert Buchanan, Allan Frank, Ricky Erdman, Maynard Serum in backs Lee Lange, Larry Niemeyer, Roger Rollie, Glenn Davis, David Rowe, Colin Eickhoff, Peter Fagerholm, Warren Freiheit, Mrs Kidd S fc-GND FOURTH AND FIFTH 'U-ltllli-Q Q A A Mr? '1 L o R Standings Sally Llpkie, John Van Sande, Donna Mae Jeche Mrs Youns, 'Lovell Chrlstopherson, Roger Schmi t, Rita Niemeyer Steven Mil er, Karol rohaska LeRoy Rove, lnda pplen lst revs Maurice eyer, Sheila Markham, Charles Deering, Richard erson nd revs David Olson arol Musel, Elwood Brusse, Charles Ovlatt Br rows Egagicla vlo tkievlcz Larry Rollle, James Earley, teven c 1. 3-I-th revs Clinton Peterson, Steven Bicknese, Dann? Lichty, Judith Westpha Rot pictured: Diane Albrecht, Eloise Vanier Plas FIFTH M40 sm li L 0 H- Swmzfagza ianafozif o us 1 gsigii 31-1: R e Schmlzlt, Linda Jacobso s revs Kathleen Rash, Gar Rove, T-'STTY L'-Wki S hm t 2 .rags L:-'on vglag-gisgnp, Applell, Charlotte C 5 even a r rows Ro ert Na9h,tCiha1g,lrei3,1Frk:nk, Jewell Miland, Roland- am n me e o as Nth rov Gera?lr1'Vla ner M r Cox, A1 er Freimark, Marlene B1-ueggemgn, D ane heisne , Constance Wins o SEVENTH Mngssvus L to R Standings David Tammel, Mrs Blakeslee Tom Jeche P aula Winslow Marion Affeldt, Vernon Speer, Galen Lichty, Jim Wagner , lst row: Joyce Meisner Gilbert Fjelstad, Roy Lange, Marvin Schultz, Arlyn Sorum, avid Deering 2nd row: Elaine Heusinkveld, David Oeltjen, Avery Freimark, John Glady, Grace Musel 3rd rows Mary Ann Heidtke, Mary Jean Westphal, Diane Shipton, Phillip Rollie, Donna Jacobson Rear Standings Richard Davis, Rodney Jeche, Kenneth Baker, Ray Lange, Ton Strain EIGHTH L to R gtgndingz Bonnie Thompson, Joanne Winslow, Gordon Klomps, Mrs SP961' , rw, 31,11-1.y Mayer, Janis Rove, Wallace Freiheit, Eddie Miller row: Margie Oviett, Tommy Giordano, Ruth Husel rw: Joyce Erickson, Ron Heusinkveld, Robert Hingevelds Joan Kidd hgh 1-gn Pamela Pervin, Cynthia Early, Karen Westfall, H8r881'9f M5-land iv, ,Q Q' ,Q 2. 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Qvf fan Baker, snarof' Jung gpsheravmry Early, Pat Ywseke , Imam? 1 J can vehre I r Norma Ax williams WX RQ W c : : uf. ,fxa ,,x ju rfxn j ' xi , X f .ga I Hr lx Q , WV f' fl, i G! I 1' f 1 . f N X , E . in V 2 X' ' Qs f 1 X 7 A , , ff V , 3' 5 XJ' V k 2 I I V, X V gr ' R z 'xx V o fi ' a Q , 1 Vf , 4 M .V F X ev W k - M 2 vp, A V -1, 5-J Thelma, Gloria, Jerilyn Virginia, Carol Angela Mary Linn, Mary, Judy, Sharon I cconpianistl A sent lie 'X e 9 Q. GX Q3 gy 59 ec' Sl Sharon, Margaret, Mary Linn, Deanna, Sandra DRIVERS TRAINING Sophomore Class Mr E S Chambers, Instructor 'EXT' L . G - Km- . 9 P Q Q, I 1 t I . -N A XV i I is - f A V I .H ag... W, .V ,,.,v,,, rrrwq A 'W ' yfjzgu' My X simon our cnuo J ,J Back row: Gloria M , Myrna G , Jerilyn E , Anna Marie A , Margret L , Angela V , Judy K , Verna G , VaLo1s L , Virginia F , Joyce B , Carolyn S , Kathleen E 2M rows Mary H , Janice R , Murlie M , Carol E , Marlys V , Mary G., Sharon B , Judy S , Charolette V , Karen A , Front row: Mrs Rogers CD1rectorD, Kay A Beverly M , Judy C , Deanna L , Norma V , Darlene 8 , Sharon B , aquie R , Thelma H. Heian 2 , Jumon our cwn QU ack rom Shirley M Norma G , Joan K Carolyn H , Cheryl H , Mary , Mary Ann H , arol V , Mary Ann Jean E , Diane E , Donna O., Sharon L , Marion S , Karen K 2nd rows Karen H , Ruth M , Donna J Elaine H Margret M , Margie 0 , Marian A , Pamela P Ann llen G , ois N , Joanne H , Harriet P., Gloria N Front rows Joyce M., Paula W., Joyce E., Grace M., Cynthia E., Diane so, Ke, Dawn De Joanne we, Bonnie Te, Janet A' Mrs Rogers Cbirectorl WRU Aruumc IOR ASSOCIATIO Back row: Jean Edwards, Ann Ellen Glady, Joan Hingeveld, Grace Musel, Diane Shipton, Marian Heidtke, Marion Affeldt, Mary Westphal Donna Jacobson, Joyce Meisner, Joyce Erickson, Ela ne Heusingveld Karen Westphal Center rows Mrs Zahl Pamela Pervin, uth Musel, Marian Shipton, Cynthia Ear ey Shirley Meyer, Janis Rowe, Lois Nagel, Norma Grabau, arolyn Hebrink, Donna 0'Byrne, Dawn Davis, Margaret Miland Front row: Cheryl Hendrickson, Yvonne Clouse, Diane Eickhoff, Carol Vogel, Mary Ann Blakeslee, Carole Cutler Paula Winslow, Bonnie Tho pson, Joan Winslow, Joan K dd, Janet Applen, Gloria Nash IOR Back row: Carolyn Schultz, Kathleen Earley, Myrna Garnatz, Beverly McNair, Jerilyn Eickhoff Norma Vehrenkamp Mary Hanson, Kay Applen, Judy Kidd, Joyce Bruggemen, Margaret Affeldt, Murlie Mackey, Mary Linn Gustafson Center row: Mrs. Zahl Anna Albrecht, Margaret Lange, Gloria Meyer Charlotte Vrieze, Sharyn Hare, Sharon Bolles, Winnifred Fgetmuaa, varna Grabau, Deanna Lichty, Karen Affeldt, Judy Sande, Virginia Freiheit, VaLo1s LeFevere Front rows Thelma Meisner, Janice Ramaker, Carol Eickhoff Darlene Sehwier, Mary Earley, Angela Vogel, Marlys Vehrenkamp Carol Vrieze Sandra Barr, June Mosher, Marion Williams, Sharon Dakar, Judy Crowell ailiiiQ 'V'M L to n Carol B , Pub Mg 3 Angela V , Hoe Pres Marlye V , Pres g Thella H , Sec Janice R , Tourn Mg g Darlene S Award Sec 5 lot Pictured: Mary B , eat v il? s 9 offxc. 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OUR FOOTBALL TEAM -' 56 D C5 - --nVhAAC'3nA6r..s Bottom row L to R David Zimmer, Jim Austin, John Sikkink, John Tamnel, Merle Riddle, Gaylord Albright, Wendell Freiheit, Marvin Vehrenkamp, and Arlyn Nordhorm Second row David holum, Coach, Jerry Ferguson, Larry Kidd, David wagner, John Doering, kenny Bessingpass, Irwin Stender, Keith Pitzer, and Craig You , Assistant Coach Third row Morr s Kellog, Jim Applen, Gerald Affeldt Jerry Giordano, Sam Blakeslee, Carroll Evers, Gary Sikkink, oger heyer, Phillip Kohlmeyer, Ronald Nurray, and Vic Pitzer Top row Frankle Holsapple, Nevin Stender, Eddie Niller, Ross Heusinkveld, Dick Ferguson, Jim Lein, B111 Upton, Gary Crowell, and Joe Lpton Football wykoff 28 Mable wykoff 19 7 Spring Valley Caledonia 7 O Lanesboro Spring Grove 6 15 Pres on Harmony Led by Co-Captains Irwin Stender and Ken Besslngpas, Wykoff completed its fourth season of football with a record of 3 wins, H losses and 1 tie The 1956 season got off to a fast start with a 28-O victory over Fable Wykoff lost its second game on a rainsoaked field to Caledonia 13-O Caledonla continued a ho+1y contested game in which the outcome was decided by a field goal The fourth game at Harmony found Wykoff trailing 7-O with three minutes to play,but the Mykats came clawing back ln the final mlnute to salvage a 7 7 tie Wykoff then traveled to Spr ng Valley to appear at thelr Homecoming Game An inspired team performance sparked by Arlyn Nordhorn' 91 yard return of the opening kick off, led our boys to a 19 7 victory over tre hlghly rated Valley team wh1ch had acquired a 22 game winning streak A fire effort by the entire team ended the Va11ey's win stre k abruptly CThe sweetest victory of them a11'D In the next game, a goal line stand in the final minute of play by the UB1gN Wykoff line enabled the team to cefeat Lanesboro 7 O wykoff lost it Homecomlrg Game to a strong Preston team 15 6 and in the flnal contest was defeated by its non conference foe, Chatfleld 33 ly. Three boys from the Wykoff team were selected to the 22 man all conference team This group included Senlor tackle, Gaylord Albrecht, Junior guard, John Sikkink, and Junior halfback, John Doering Arlyn Nordhorn was selected a nmost valuable playeru on this year s team 0 Il O gg x 7 10 4 t 7 7 its winning ways to become district champions. Spring Grove nipped Hykoff 10-7 in 4 1 C Qf91. QX X- ence 10 John oi P33 Go 'Nx rlyn ef ego X150 s'f- qs wa' ni W- Co ef 'noe U U' P f 1 5 0 4 NX 2 A X . -- V f x 0 ' X ff! f ,L ,, ff N , f , i, !:W ki, IEFI- 1 1 ,eg Q 5125 A Y I N' ff' ' ' I Aww I A ff , N n k ' 5 HA ll Ll, 19' Ji , . v-g - 1 W g M 5 Q ,P g Wi Q X ff Af 1 i M if ax, 2 'S - Q. 5 I l fi , x ,LL- x . V ' 1 If A , L 1 5 I A l ,gs 11 f Y A XV A Q John ' .G 1 LH ,, ' LZ' ,' nz' K ,K ' ' ff ? ' X .1 at X, if xx y, 'K 1 , V 'I L ,Z 2, . 1 ' ' 'A ' X J ,i'f7f' H Af . f gl, ' n5,f', x K ' , Q ' : ' a M -KJ 'JD , 2 W f ., , .H6, .ky 9 f r K GH -N ' . 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OT' Y.t:e.:'on!1 0 On October 18, 1956 Wykoff High School began their Homecoming Festivities with a Pep Fest by our bonfire followed by the snake dance through town On Friday afternoon, October 19th, had a parade of floats from various grade organizations and classes in our school In the judging of the floats the Junior Class won first prize, the Freshmen Class Q 1.135139 1,56 second G r- bf' That night we had our football game with Preston High School At the half f the game the floats were paraded around the football field and the crowning of the Homecoming Royalty took place Marlys Vehrenkamp was crowned Queen and Jim Austin the King Their attendents were Darlene Schweir, Mary Linn Gustafson, Irwin Stender and Kenny Bessingpass After the football game there was a Homecoming dance held in the High School gymnasium Music for the dance was furnished by the Bobby Thomson Orchestra Lunch was served by the Sr. Girls Atheletic Association alll-l.4.g4A4.nn inn 1 8 - P r ami 3? yr Art' 2 il ,fd 'Ala V' T ' L b I Q . mfs... . D ,J I, .V en we f , second prize, and the Jr. G.A.A. third. - 5 . 15 O l nr V' . 4.44 .L an -.... A wK:ff5V,,,bf . il ul . BASKETBALL TEAM Top row Victor Pitzer Phillip Kohlmeyer Gary Sikkink To N sh H 1 K ll and 1-ew: David Helum, Eeeen, David Zimmer, Jen Temel, lennmoegridg, ggfnssizkigff David Wagner, Craig Young, Assistant Coach 3rd rw: Irwin Stender, xeltn Pitzer, A1'1yI1 neranern, Merle Riddle, James Austin Basketball The Wykoff 'Wykatsn completed a successful basketball season with a record of 13 wins and 5 losses The Wykats tied for third in the conference standings Wykoff lost its opening ame to Elkton 71 67, but then won 5 straight games over Lanesboro 68-1+8, Houston 9 57, LeRoy 8 38, Mabel 78 55 and Grand Meadow 70 62 We then lost to Spring Grove 62-M6 and S ring Valley 6 55 The boys then Rushford 67 55 Mabel 69 52, and Peterson 75 52 The Wykats were then defeated by Chatfield 69 51+ in the seasons final game Preston defeated Wykoff 58 51+ in the first tournament game The Wykats were a team which was noted for its hustling and pressing style Although small in stature the boys were big in fight and determination Highlights of the season were Irwin Stender's N0 points in the Peterson game setting a new school record and John S1kkink's 36 points in our victory over Gpring Valley. Irwin Stender led the team in scoring 321 points followed by John Sikkinks 265 for the season Five men scored 120 points or better for the season Seniors on this years team are Irwin Stender Arlyn Nordhorn, Keith Pitzer, Merel Riddle, and James Austin Two Junior regulars return for next year -Dave Zimmer and John Sikkink A strong group from the 'B' team which compeled a 17 l record for the season will be back This includes John Tammel, John Doering, David Wagner, Larry Kidd, Tom Nash, and Gary Sikkink won six in a row, with wins over Canton 75-MR, Harmony 62-55, Caledonia 77-53 TE Back, Left to Rlght Center,Left to Right Front, Left to Right aww 11911 Rf'-vw ,8YKUFg if :xl 1 119 Jim Sam Blakeslee, Gary Meyer, Bob Wagner Young, Gordon Klumps, Tom Giordano, Bob Hingeveld Joe Upton, Jerry Copeman, Jerry Giordano, Jerry Markham, Wallace Frieheit, Nevin Stender, Dennis Mackey, Ross Heusinkveldt Lien, Gary Prowell, B111 Upton, Dick Ferguson 6 0 4 ,X G N if E-'fx 4 I , 'K 5 . 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' HY, - 'sw I A W l . f ,E ,?g Qhn, JL, mefqc y,4c Q W 5 W ' V, 'A' g N gf G M : , , 1 : Mr. BASEBALL TEAM xv 1 Top row: 2nd row 5rd row 'li' ' l David Holum, Coach, Tom Nash, Gary Sikkink, Brad Pervin, Sam Blakeslee Larry Kidd, Jon Tammel, Kenny Bessingpass, John Doering, John Sikkink Gus Stender, Merle Riddle, Arlyn Nordhorn, Jim Austin, Keith Pitzer Larry Tom 1-ack Jon Jive John Keith Arlyn Kenny 5 W1 479 qos:- 510102 Arlyn SPQLIQGBO 4110 PHY ED CLASS IN ACTION 4 Z' N .Qu , On September 21, 1956 the Freshmen Class was finally initiated into High School by we the Seniors of '57 Quite an event that was The glrls were clad in Pop s longies', knee length skirts, one high heel and an engineer boot the boy's in peasent blouses, shorts, heels, green t1es and a bathing cap hus arrayed, also with a car dangling from a rope and a sign reading Uwh CAN'T RUR OVER THL SENIORSU around their necks, the lovely Freshmen paid thelr respects to the Senlors by kneeling and sing1ng a made up' verse to the song UI Want You, I Need You, I Love Youu and by giving us sticks of gum W in turn painted them with lipstick, paraded them through town and ade them do different ty es of stunts in front of the High School a the f aculty Now that they have v we nhro rh with initiation they are no longer c nsidereu 'green' freshmen 'J' ODl9Snl O ps' HSONG TO THE SENIORS' until we came to school must go on serving you always be faithful, we'd die if you'd leave we need you, we'll love 0-313 -set we thought we could live without the Seniors Now we know that we eternally we will will always be true, us alone we want you you, all year long FOOLIN' AROUND 0 'Q up Q 3 58902, QS 5-N' T if 6 9 4 A W , S 4 0 Swgg jf .Evo we N, Af all A 'yfff is -2.41 'HG f N, I I L , f 1 4 'f F I , .,-,. g i 1 ay , P It W 7 L 2: L, . W ' V L X X15 '-ww ' V vi, A Q w ..f . ' .4- l ' mf Q - 57 , ' f -ga ,K Q1-, ,Az I fp , 0 '.. Q-ak-V! x-if A I , I A 4 B ' Q T l 1 V v 1... 7' 0 I 4 .xi 0 , I A My o 31 if ii :! 'f'gQ 9 L oo vdfw 109 6 C YOU fatadf 4dF f PIUNEER Corn Crop Satisfaction 4 Big Yields 1 Corn that Stands Up ' Fewer Dropped Ears It's never too late to get PIONEER but the next few weeks is the best hybrids and kernel sizes Paul Crowell Wykoff, Minnesota Phone 2255 XX Ill 7 GEH KING CLOTHING STORE ff Dry Cleaning Pressing Wykoff, Minnesota Shop At Sears and Save FAMIU' 56 our 52'ff'2f,4Ln' Sears Roebuck and Co. Phone 333 Spring Valley, Minn Wy SISSON GROCERY Fresh Fruits a Vegetables im- jg .a5Phv0 1- sn. 1-A Z g.'?'-11123 'Ks 2112- wwvozv , 'MM Chatfield, Minnesota SPRING VALLEY TRIBUN fx x Mm, I I f4NWf' f N....... ., 5 lk Spring Valley Minnesota Phone 23 ANDERSON FURNITURE koff , 511' : Minnesota ' .N QA fiv Funeral Service Floor Covering Phone 2821 2622 2523 HOM FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Home Loans Insured Savings Current Dividend Rate 31 per annum Spring Valley, Minnesota nd I 1 . P si 1' u, .'.-.ixxl Jafi.-ai' ' 7 72 CX 4. Q ,A ' onooeooooooo X71 I ff' time to get YOUR CHOICE of g 2 . Q Q . ,N J xxx: If ? 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I 64 U X , CI 9 6 Xxx 3 ,A I A 4 X P fl' K E , ' 76 I . . 1 It sk li Ii A A 4' Wishes ' lil -r if It Ik y, 4 4: 4- -of ao- a- 4- -of 5 Q w F A qs vasA,RAWQr 5' STAliNK UIIISQUIBEII9 ASPROVIDEDONTME wykoff Minnesota BANMNGACTOFBH EARL DOERING Livestock Buyer Res Phone 5 yi Office Phone l l wykoff, Minnesota SPRING VALLEY CHICK HATCHERY Specialist in High Grade Baby Chicks H nry Olson Yroprletor Phone 367 Spring Valley, Minnesota BUTTER LIGHT BVTTER SIGHT s::5 Int rstate UYk0ff, Power M1HHGSOta Company SCOTT INSURANCE AGENCY Marshall Scott Business, Auto, Home, and Farm Phone lOl Chatfield, Minnesota KOHLMP YER 011' DEER Farm QUAUTVFARM Store zoulvmznv HSales with Service Wykoff Minnesota THOMPSON MOTORS Your AAA Service Dealer KN Tires Batteries .:xVz,.. Wykoff Minnesota ALIDKS Ready to Wear Dry Goods Spring Valley Minnesota 4 e QQ . 5 'og d 'I E P.. 5 0 6 'L e , A I 5 1? 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Callqwab' I-Umbel' C0 Hosiery A A Repairing Spring Valley Minnesota wykoff Minnesota Y S 650 gf of aes 9 9 -3 ai ' . 1 an O-A V , X 'N x'l,'Z and ff .Wig ' x I' Q I , i I -b H N ,, - CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS OF '57' Skogmos Clothing Store Chatfield Minnesota NASH CAFE Home Cooked Meals Lunches Short Orders Spring Valley, Minnesota ENDELL VRIEZE DeKalb DeKalb Corn Chicks Cherry Grove Minnesota ED PRINSEN 'Q dl. 9 Y f m'li1gBi5gj19 Quality Groceries ? W' we Cherry Grove, Minnesota THE PEOPLES STORE Men's Furnish1ng's We Are For You X II-I-SHIII-P 1001 t its. Spring Valley, Minnesota CHERRY GROVE FEED STORE Feed-Seed Twine Hardware Fertilizer Anhydrous Ammonia Bulk Milk Coolers Phone 16 Russell Terbeest VRIEZE Contracting Repairing Phone 252 Fountain Minnesota CONGRATULATIONS To You Who Are Graduating Dietz Barber Shop Chatfield Minnesota You're always Welcome At the SILVER GRILL CAFE Chicken ,Q Seafoods ' steaks QYHJ' Mr and Mrs Va1Palen Chatfield Minnesota P H Lavell Clothing Store Established 1856 1957 N W Buyers and Jobbers, Inc Men's Furnishings Chatfield Minnesota MYSTERY CAVE M1nnesota's Largest Ideal Picnic Spot Spring Valley Minnesota FOUR WINDS CAFE A Snack or a Meal 21+ Hour Service Your Patronage is Appreciated Robinsons Spring Valley Minnesota I f I , D C. N4 if M Tggkv' ,H 9 pl r: fxX A W - General Merchandise - - - 4 'Q:'f ,'J vii 9 ' Q' gb W y 'o AW WYKOFF CO CREAMERY C0 HSD C ongratulations to the Q Class of '57 Phone 2121 SANDE' S IMPLEMENT CO HAROLD MARZOLF, Prop Allis-Chalmers New Idea Farm Equipment Studebaker Cars and Trucks Kelvinator-Jamesway Equipment 220 S Broadway Spring Valley, Minn Phone Office 673 Res '+1+8 RUAN TRANS CO Congratulations To The Class of '57 Spring Valley Minnesota HAROLD'S MOBIL STATION Mobllqas Harold Jeche W off Prop. 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