UNIVERSITY OF M I N N E S O T A
NORTHWEST SCHOOL AND EXPERIMENT
STATION
CROOKSTON, M I N N E S O T A
As youth of today,
we need beauty.
As youth of today we need
guidance
faculty 6-15
. knowledge
classes 18-45
. . . leadership
organization 48-53
music 54-57
social activities 58-61
sportsmanship
football 64-67
basketball 68-71
minor sports 72-75
index 76-78
As youth of today,
we need guidance.
Officers of the Institute of Agriculture University of Minnesota
H. J . Sloan, Director of the Agricultural Experiment Station; T. H. Fenske, Assistant Dean; Harold Macy, Dean; C. H. Bailey, Former Dean and
Professor Emeritus; P. E. Miller, Director of Agricultural Extension; A. A. Dowell, Director of Resident Instruction and Assistant Dean.
T. M. McCall
Superintendent, Northwest School
The man most responsible for our profitable and
interesting years at the Northwest School is Superintendent McCaII. His warm friendship, untiring efforts,
and searching interest in the education of young
people are greatly appreciated and will be long
remembered.
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Administration
The officers of the Institute of Agriculture, under the leadership of Dean
Harold Macy and his associates, govern the activities of the various departments
within the institute of Agriculture such as the College of Agriculture, Forestry,
and Home Economics; Division of Veterinary Medicine; Agricultural Extension;
Agricultural Experiment Station; and regional Schools of Agriculture. T. H.
Fenske, Assistant Dean, in addition to his other administrative duties, is the
immediate superior officer to the Superintendents of the regional Schools of
Agriculture.
University Board of Regents
The Board of Regents of the University of. Minnesota is the governing body of
the whole University, Experiment Stations, and Schools of Agriculture.
The Honorable Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna; The Honorable Lester A. Malkerson, Minneapolis; The Honorable Herman F. Skyberg, Fisher;
The Honorable Karl Neumeier, Stillwater; William T. Middlebrook, Business Vice President and Secretary of Board of Regents; Malcolm M.
Willey, Vice President; President James L. Morrill; The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud; The Honorable George W. Lawson, St. Paul;
The Honorable James F. Bell, Minneapolis; The Honorable A. J. Olson, Renville; The Honorable Charles W. Mayo, Rochester; The Honorable
E. E. Novak, New Prague; The Honorable L. Griggs, Duluth. Not pictured: The Honorable Mrs. C. E. Howard, Chanhassen.
Dedication
We, the Senior Class of 1954, proudly dedicate our annual to Mr. A. M. Foker
as an expression of our appreciation for his many contributions to our school.
His ever-present wit and understanding have endeared him to us all. During Mr.
Foker's thirty-six years at the Northwest School he has been an inspiration and a
symbol to the students in his classes.
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WILLIAM
M.
BARRON
ARNOLD
M. FOKER
HARRY W. SODERBRG
Agricultural Engineering
HOMER D. FAUSCH
RUDOLPH M. STOLEN
ALVEY
M.
PILKEY
Animal And Poultry Husbandry
WILLIAM M. BARRON, Field Machinery; Tractors; Motors; ARNOLD M. FOKER, Carpentry and Farm
Engineering; HARRY W. SODERBURG, M.A., Farm Shop, Welding; HOMER D. FAUSCH, Ph.D., Animal
Husbandman; Animal and Dairy Husbandry; RUDOLPH M. STOLEN, M.S., Assistant Animal Husbandman; Animal and Dairy Husbandry; ALVEY M. PILKEY, Poultry Husbandman; Poultry Husbandry.
Politics?
Sizing up the situation.
OLAF S O I N E
BRUCE BERESFORD
JOHN CAMPBELL
Agronomy, Horticulture, and Veterans’ Training
RETTA BEDE
EVELYN PETERSON
ELSIE K I N G S T O N
Home Economics
OLAF C. SOINE, Ph.D., Agronomist; Farm Crops and Soils; BRUCE C. BERESFORD, M.S., Horticulturist;
Horticulture; JOHN CAMPBELL, B.S., Veterans‘ On-the-Farm Training Program Instructor; RETTA BEDE,
B.S., Foods and Home Management; Preceptress; EVELYN PETERSON, Clothing, Related Art, Home
Crafts; ELSIE KINGSTON, B.S., Quantity Cookery and Foods; Dining Hall Manager.
It’s coffee time again.
Informality a t its best.
LLOYD NYSTROM
E. N. REIERSGORD
FAE HUGHBANKS
Science And Business Training
HERSCHEL LYSAKER
CHARLES WHITING
PHILIP LARSON
Athletics And Social Studies
LLOYD NYSTROM, B.S., Science, Chemistry, Grain Crops, Dormitory Supervisor; E. N. REIERSGORD,
M.S., Registrar, Algebra, Business Law, Biology; FAE HUGHBANKS, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typing;
HERSCHEL LYSAKER, M.S., Director of Physical Education, Coach, Home Project Supervisor; CHARLES
WHITING, B.S., Social Studies, American History, Assistant Coach, Boys' Dormitory Supervisor; PHILIP
LARSON, Swimming, Wrestling, Boys' Dormitory Supervisor.
Checking equipment?
Work surely piles up fast!
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MARGARET LARSEN
ALICE ITTNER
DARLENE J O H N S O N
English
ROBERT SINGLESTAD
DOLORES HESCH
MARGARET MACREA
PATRICIA HARMAN
MARY CROAL
English and Music
MARGARET LARSEN, M.A., American History, Senior English, Journalism; ALICE ITTNER, B.A., Freshmen English, Mathematics, School Plays;
DARLENE JOHNSON, B.S.; Junior English, American Literature, School
Annual; ROBERT SINGLESTAD, B.A., Sophomore English, Debating,
Play Production, School Annual, Preceptor; PATRICIA HARMAN, B.A.,
Voice, Music Group Instruction; MARY CROAL, B.A., Piano, Music
Group Instruction; DOLORES HESCH, R.N., Home Nursing, Public
Health, School Nurse; MARGARET MACREA, R.N., School Nurse.
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Office Personnel
Not too often seen but keenly appreciated for their warm
friendship to everyone, are the members of our office staff.
Their behind the scenes work keeps the administrative
machinery operating smoothly.
Kate Bedard Principal Account Clerk
Lillie Huot
Senior Account Clerk
Margaret Fylling Principal Secretary and Secretary to the
Superintendent
Frances Shimpa Stenographer
Tillie Gebhardt Secretary
Berneil Nelson Secretary and Library Assistant
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Our Preceptors
The preceptors at Stephens Hall, Mrs.
Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Lysaker, have an
intuitive understanding of the ways of boys.
They have said with parental wisdom, "We
enjoy the boys in spite of their many tricks
and pranks."
Phil Larson and Mrs. Erickson are working
diligently and enthusiastically as preceptors
in Selvig Hall.
The boys not only have a
"big brother" to look after their needs, but
also Mrs. Erickson's maternal understanding.
The gracious manner in which the preceptors at the New Dorm preside has left an
indelible impression on their girls. Mrs. Earle,
Mrs. Larson, and Mrs. Gackowski have given
their undivided attention to making life there
as pleasant and homelike as possible.
The boys at Robertson Hall have the
"freedom to choose." They are no longer
subjected to the regimentation of "freedom
from choice." Mr. Nystrom, Mr. Singlestad,
and Mr. Whiting merely "guide" this choice.
Mrs. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Lysaker
Mrs. Erickson
Mr. Larson
Mr. Singlestad, Mr. Whiting, and Mr. Nystrom
Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Gackowski, and Mrs. Earle
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Kitchen Staff
Dining Room Staff
FIRST ROW: Myrtle Charles, Myrtle Johnson, Ella Roaldson, Hilda
FIRST ROW: Stella Westby, Joyce Iverson, Elsie Mae Kingston, Lorraine
Kush, Helma Olson, Molly Jacobsen. SECOND ROW: Hazel Iwen, Donna
Yerbich, Helen Mistic, Mabel Cluff, Emma Norgaard, Eva Whalen.
Johnson, Belle Erickson. SECOND ROW: Norman Moen, Ellen Clark,
Sarah Troxel, Hazel laver, Inez Stymiest, Frank Cizl.
The two long lines of students at the Dining Hall three times a day indicate that we are looking forward
to an appetizing meal prepared and served by the kitchen and dining room staffs under the able direction
of Miss Kingston, our Dining Hall Matron. When we have an errand uptown we look for "Andy" and
the bus, then off we go. Andy is always ready with a smile and a helping hand for everyone he meets.
Our janitors keep our buildings clean, warm, and pleasant to be in. During the winter it is not an uncommon scene to see the janitors making a path through the snow for us.
A. J. Anderson, our driver.
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As youth of today,
we need knowledge.
FIRST ROW: Allan Brandli, Ardell Greskowiak, Georgina Earle, Audrey Chapman, Verna Mae Cluff, Donald Audette, Raymond Durek.
SECOND ROW: Donald Anderson, Walter Fehr, Larry Bangle, Donald Bjorklund, Ralph Boushee, Keith Anderson, Vernon Askegard, Donald
Boushee. THIRD ROW: Anton Filipi, Stanley Conat, Elwood Gormsen, Robert Abentroth, Gerald Foss, Joseph Armstrong, Gerald Fortin, Ronald
Guttormson.
As Freshmen we enter the Northwest School
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Freshmen Class Officers and Advisers
FIRST ROW: Bonita Zipoy, Pres.; ADVISORS, Miss Hesch and
Mr. Singlestad; Jeanette love, Sec. SECOND ROW: Harold Moe,
Treas.; Lonnie Nelson, Vice Pres.
shy but happy.
FIRST ROW: Theodore Kozel, Carl Hedlund, James Houska, Geraldine Kopecky, Toni Hedstrand, Judith Johnson, Thomas Houska,
LeRoy Holub. SECOND ROW: Terrance Hovet, Dale Johnson, Donald Hendrickson, Richard Hoeger, George Hoselton, Delmar
Johnson. THIRD ROW: Larry Kresl, Glen Hanson, Larry Hamlin, Robert Hance, Lester Hanson.
I'm not afraid of big books.
Match those. plaids, girls.
We meet for
the first time.
We freshmen get hungry too.
FIRST ROW: Duane Mulcahy, Dorothy love, Jean McWilliams, Jeanette love, Mavis Munter, James Moser, Vernon LaCoursiere.
SECOND ROW: Curtis Nelson, Edwin Monsrud, Harold Moe, David Manger, Dalmon Larson, Ordean Mickelson, Ernest Krabbenhoft. THIRD ROW: Duane Kuzel, Donald Mulcahy, Philip Kopecky, Orin lee.
FIRST ROW: Edward Pester, Paul Peterson, Judy Piker, Jeanette Simonson, larry Onneland, Frank Olson. SECOND ROW:
Jerome Novak, John Orvis, Kermet Rokke, Roger Omdahl, Gary Rosenfeldt, Raymond Pinta, Roy Palya. THIRD ROW: Ernest
Rethemeier, lynn Parter, Eugene Pietruszewski, Darrell Ohman, lonnie Nelson.
Wrong dorm, girls.
What's new?
We freshman learn fast.
Double trouble!
FIRST ROW: Ronald Tucker, Roger Tollefson, Fern VanRaden, Helen Thorson, Bonita Zipoy, Larry Volland, Maynard Veralrud.
SECOND ROW: Loren Volland, Albert Schouviller, Juel Stenberg, Duane Setterholm, Richard Straus, Roger Ulseth, Ernest
Shimpa. THIRD ROW: Dennis Swenson, Allan Ziegler, Richard Sanders, Donald Vigen, Michael Vanek, Allen Steinhauer.
FIRST ROW: Jerry Beck, Mildred Clasen, Sadie Carlson, Kathryn Clementson, Arlene Christianson, Gregory Dusek. SECOND ROW: James
Andre, Leo Bettels, Richard Anderson. Donald Diedrich, Harold Derosier. THIRD ROW: Walter Anderson, Dell Christianson, Alvin Bertsch,
Jerald Brandt, Roland Brule, Leon Driscoll.
As Sophomores we are striving for
Sophomore Class Officers and Advisers
FIRST ROW: Frank Sczepanski, Vice Pres.; John Peters, Sgt. a t
Arms; Duane Wagner, Sec.; Leon Driscoll, Treas. SECOND ROW:
Ruth Iverson, Treas.; Gerald Roberts, Pres.; Advisers, Mr.
Nystrom and Miss Harman.
more knowledge.
FIRST ROW: Curtis Olson, Marlys Molskness, Janice Michaelson, Patricia Kirk, Theone Larson, Jean Kowaliuk, Alicia Nelson, Ronald Nesland.
SECOND ROW: Peter Puskedra, Darrel Leiser, Leo Lund, Claude Mosher, Fred Ophus, Clifford Nelson, Jerry Orr, Duane Munter, Wesley Motsch·
enbacher. THIRD ROW: John Peters, Frederick Larson, Richard Nelson, Roger Moe, Richard Miller, Roger Loven, Raymond Nordstrom, Gerald
Plante. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Roberts, Richard Reinhart, Frank Sczepanski.
Who's it from?
STOUTHEARTED
Boys!
FIRST ROW: David Goosen, Ruth. Iverson, Marlys Fjeld, Barbara Hylland, Marilyn Hovet, Janice Iverson, Allene Johnson, Judy Jokela, Jay
Estling. SECOND ROW: Larry Freeland, David Eblen, Lloyd Heggestuen, Gordon Hanson, James Gunderson, George Grenier, Dennis Johnson,
Joseph Jaszczak, Edward Hoeft. THIRD ROW: Everett Flesche, Kenneth Eggebraaten, Donald Enright, Gerald Green, Warren Grothman,
Ronald Fortier, Eldon Hanson.
Gab Fed
SOPHOMORES
This i s the life!
FIRST ROW: Harley Thureen, Paul Suda, Kathryn Risser, Clarice Olson, Joan Pearson, Muriel Setterholm, Dennis Whaley. SECOND ROW:
Allen St. Germain, Julian Trangsrud, Marvid Smith, Ronald Sluka, Leon Thoreson, Kenneth Ziegler, Larry Solberg. THIRD ROW: John Welberg, Duane Wagner, James Skarsten, David Pechacek, Richard Curren, Glenn Weber, Loren Wiseth.
As Sophomores we renew old acquaintances
FIRST ROW: Dickey Eastvold, Donald Craigmile, David Boman, Orvin Drangstveit, Lyle Andrew. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Balstad, Madonna
Boucher, Dorothy Benson, Sheryl Eisert, Howard Duncan, Mardell Boyum. THIRD ROW: Glenn Filipi, Robert Glass, Arthur Grothmann, Leonard
Bailey. FOURTH ROW: Glen Finkenbinder, Clinton Balstad, Donevan Edwards, Keith Chisholm, Sylvester Greskowiak.
As busy juniors we are nearing our goal.
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Junior Class Officers and Advisers
FIRST ROW: Lowell Hanson, Vice-Pres.; Advisers, Miss Croal and
Mr. Whiting. SECOND ROW: Henry Landin, Sgt. at Arms; Arnold
Skeie, Pres.; Leonard Bailey, Sec.-Treas.
Genial
Really, girls?
Looks interesting.
FIRST ROW: John Fleisher, Gerald Engesether, Henry Hewer, Edward Grove, Lowell Hanson, Marvin Engesether. SECOND ROW: Harold Ash,
Bernice Jones, Margie Iwen, Harlene Hagen, Donald Gunderson. THIRD ROW: Melvin Allrich, Russell Carlson, Charles Armstrong, Richard
Dufault. FOURTH ROW: James Dudgeon, Wayne Erickson, Clarence Grove, Marvin Dahl.
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Juniors
Scuffling Juniors
FIRST ROW: Donald Overgaard, James Roberts, Ronald Porter, David Weng,
Kenneth Sanders. SECOND ROW: Charles Kramer, Jean
Stromstad, Jeanne Vanek, Gene Palya, Wayne Ranstrom. THIRD ROW: Stanley Johnson, Norman Landby, Wilfrid Moser, Donie Uppman,
Raymond Wiertzema. FOURTH ROW: Arnold Skeie, Larry Molstad, Robert Miller, Wendell Kelm.
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FIRST ROW: Paul Tollefson, Robert Johnson, Melvin Larson, John Love, Spencer Larson. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Arveson, Donna Miller,
Marlys Love, Barbara Kagg, Ardell Sherry. THIRD ROW: Ronald Karlstad, Henry Landin, John Hoper, George Johnson. FOURTH ROW:
Roger Landreville, David Mickelson, James Paulson, Ermil Johnson.
NO, really?
Musically talented juniors.
Polished
FIRST ROW: LeRoy Sondrol, James Olson, Jerome Fuglseth, Willis Finifrock, Robert Eaton, Kent Omdahl. SECOND ROW: Donald Wald,
Angeline Salentiny, Shirley Norgaard, Carol Soltis, Benjamin Bendickson. THIRD ROW: George .Torkelson, Allan Wold, Robert Palm,
Richard Jokela, Wallace Hendrickson. FOURTH ROW: Willard Loing, Robert Strandberg, Donald Taus, Wayne Nelson.
Willie’s getting educated.
Juniors
IRENE S. ANDERSON
Junior transfer from Drayton, N.D.; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Junior Class Ploy Director 3; Aggie Board 4.
MARY LOU BAIRD
Homecoming Queen Attendent 3,4.
RAYMOND E. BECK
Sophomore transfer from Pierre, S. D.; Crop Judging
3.
PAUL L. BERGESON
Crop Judging 3; Aggie 3.4, Co-editor 4; Hi-Y 2,3,4;
Sears Roebuck Scholarship 2; Choir 4; Notional Honor
Society 3,4; President 4; Quartet 4; Junior Class Play
3; Song Contest Director 1; A Club 3,4; Boys’ Glee
Club 4; Debate 4.
NEAL R. BJORNSON
Sophomore transfer from Larimore, N. D.; Class Officer 4, Vice President; Hi-Y 2,3,4; National Honor
Society 3,4, Vice President 4; Aggie Staff 4; Caleb
Dorr Scholarship 3; Home Project Award 3,4; Song
Contest Director 3; A Club 4; Cross Country 4; Livestock Judging 3.4; Debate 4; Editor of Rouser 4.
RONALD CHRISTIANSON
Boys’ Glee Club 1,2;
Football 1; Swimming 1,2.
KEITH D. DANKS
Junior transfer from Fosston, Minnesota.
LARRY DRISCOLL
Football 1,2,3,4;
Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,
Treasurer; Sears Roebuck Scholarship 4.
PAUL D. EGGEBRAATEN
Sophomore transfer from Fisher, Minnesota; Basketball 2,4; Football 3.
CAROL JEAN EWING
Girls’ Glee Club 1,2,3; Choir 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Homecoming Queen Attendent 3; Junior Class Play 3;
Class Officer 1, Treasurer; Bond 1.
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JAMES A. FISCHER
Junior transfer from Moorhead, Minnesota; Football
3,4; Basketball 3,4; Newman Club 3,4; A Club 3,4.
DAVID L. GRAY
Junior transfer from Twin Valley, Minnesota.
MARSHAL H. GUNTZBURGER
Sears Roebuck Award 2; Potato Judging 4.
ELMER L. HALSTENSGAARD
Livestock Judging 1; Crop Judging 2, Hi-Y 2,3,4,
treasurer, 2; Rouser Staff 4; A Club 1,2,3,4;
Potato
Judging 3,4; Aggie Board 4; Caleb Dorr Scholarship 1.
HARVEY O. HALSTENSGAARD
Sophomore transfer from Gary, Minnesota; Livestock
Judging 2; Crop Judging 4; Aggie Board 4; Class
Officer 4, Treasurer; Hi-Y 2,3,4.
DALE D. HANSON
Junior transfer from Fertile, Minnesota; Band 3,4;
Hi-Y 3,4; Crop Judging 4; Dorm Council 4.
SHIRLEY A. HANSON
Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Chair 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4;
Board 4.
Aggie
ORDEAN W. HAUGEN, JR.
Home Project Award 2.
NEIL E. HEGG
Home Project Award 3.
JEAN AUDREY HELLERUD
Senior transfer from Halstad, Minnesota; Band 4;
Rouser Staff 4; Class Officer 4, Treasurer; Tri-Hi-Y 4.
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GEORGE L. HENDRICKSON
Sophomore transfer from Crookston Central.
DONALD E. HETTERVIG
Basketball 1; Livestock Judging 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4.
ROBERT R. HOEKSTRA
Junior transfer from Twin Valley, Minnesota.
EVELYN M. HOLY
Newman Club. 1,2,3,4; Class Officer, Vice
1, Secretary 3; Choir 4; Girls' Glee Club
Class Play 3; Aggie Staff 4; Rouser Staff 4;
Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; Homecoming
President
1; Junior
National
Queen 4.
FLOYD HORGEN
Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4.
ARLIS E. IWEN
Sophomore transfer from Arthur, N. D.; Choir 2;
Girls' Glee Club 2; Class Officer 2; Aggie Board 4.
CHARLES A. JENSON
GRANT W. JOHNSON
Junior transfer from Thief River Falls, Minnesota;
Livestock Judging 3; Crop Judging 4; Hi-Y 3,4, Secretary 3; Aggie Board 4.
FRANKLYN L. KAINZ
Junior transfer from Goodridge, Minnesota.
TIMOTHY KAZMIERCZAK
Sophomore transfer from Stephen, Minnesota; Football 3; Wrestling 2.
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RICHARD J. KLUZAK
A Club 3,4; Choir 1,3,4; Octet 3; Newman Club
1,2,3,4;
National Honor Society 3,4; Quartet 3,4;
Class Officer 4, President; Livestock Judging 2,3;
Caleb Dorr Scholarship 2; Junior Class Play 3; Boys'
Glee Club 1,4; Aggie Board 3,4; Debate 3,4; Extemporaneous Speaking 3,4; Song Contest Director 2.
BRUCE E. KRAMER
Sophomore transfer from Peoria, Illinois;
2,3,4;
2,3,4; A Club 2,3,4.
Football
Basketball
LAWRENCE W. KUZNIA
ADELLE E. LARSON
Choir 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Octet 3,4; Song
Contest Accompanist 1,2,3; Caleb Dorr Scholarship
1,2,3; Junior Class Play 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Officer 3,4;
Class Officer 3; Aggie Board 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4;
A Club 3,4.
GARY L. LINDEMOEN
GERALD J. MAGSAM
Sophomore transfer from Crookston Central.
HARLAN A. MILLER
Basketball 1,2; Livestock Judging 2; Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 3; Choir 2,3,4; Junior Class Ploy 3; Aggie Board
4; Senior Boys' Quartet 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; A Club
2,3,4.
NANCY
F. MILLER
Junior transfer from Halstad, Minnesota; Band 3,4;
Girls' Glee Club 3,4; Junior Class Play Prompter 3;
Aggie Board 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4.
HELEN P. MlSTlC
Senior transfer from Bemidji, Minnesota.
WAYNE B. MOSHER
Wrestling 1,2,3,4,
Captain 4; Football 1,2,3,4;
2,3,4; Choir 3; Class Officer 1,2.
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Band
MARLYN H. NELSON
DALE O. NESLAND
Cross Country 3,4, Captain 4; A Club 3,4.
NORMA
NIELSEN
Girls’ Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4;
Band 1,2; Junior Class Play 3; Rouser Staff 4; Triple
Trio 4; Aggie Board 4.
THOMAS L. NISBET
Swimming 2,3,4; A Club 2,3,4.
DIVEN D. OPHEIM
Senior transfer from Red Lake Falls, Minnesota; Crop
Judging 4; Wrestling 4.
WENDELL OWENS
Football 1.
ALLEN L. PETERSON
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Sophomore transfer from Hillsboro,
ball 2,4.
D.; Basket-
JAMES J. PLUTOWSKI
Senior transfer from Oslo, Minnesota.
RONALD J. RICARD
Newman Club 1,2,3,4.
DOLORES RISSER
Glee Club 1; Aggie Board 4.
M. BURDELL RUDE
Junior transfer from Badger.
DARRYL A. SALISBURY
GRANT M. SATRE
Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4.
FRANK SCHMALTZ
BEVERLY A. SCHROEDER
Glee Club 1,2, Choir 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Aggie Board
4; Parents Day Play 4.
THOMAS SCZEPANSKI
Boys’ Glee Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3;
Newman Club 1,2,3,4.
FRANK L. SHIMPA
Sophomore transfer from Plummer.
LOREN T. SKAAR
DEAN E. SKJERVEN
MERLIN D. SKRETVEDT
Sophomore transfer from Gary. Crops Judging 4;
Livestock Judging 2; Hi-Y 4; Aggie Board 4.
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ROBERT SWANSON
GORDON L. SYVERSON
Sophomore transfer from McIntosh; Crops Judging 4;
Basketball 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Aggie Board 4.
ERNEST J. TAUS
Livestock Judging 1,2,3,4; Newman Club 1,2,3,4;
Club 1; Class Play 3; Parents Day Play 4.
Glee
JEROME A. TURGEON
Basketball 1,2;
Football 3;
Newman Club 1,2,3,4.
LESTER J. VAD
DEAN R. VIKER
Football 3,4.
J. DAVID VIKER
Sophomore transfer from Ada; Football 3,4;
boll 2,3,4.
Basket-
ANDREW WICHTERMAN
Senior transfer from Plummer.
SHIRLEY J. WILLETT
Junior transfer from Whitefish, Montana; Tri-Hi-Y 4;
Junior Class Play 3; Aggie Board 4; Parents Day
Play 4.
JAMES WINKLER
Junior transfer from Walsh County Agricultural School.
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NEIL WOGSLAND
Sophomore transfer from Fosston.
HARLAN D. WOLD
Sophomore transfer from Badger.
MARVIN ZAK
LORRAINE D. ZlPOY
Glee Club 1,4; Choir 4; Triple Trio 4; Class Officer,
Vice-president 1, Secretary 2,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Class Play
3; Queen Attendant 4; Aggie Board 4.
Senior Class Officers and Advisers
FIRST ROW: Jean Hellerud, Treasurer; Mrs. Alice Ittner, Advisor; Mr. Reiersgord, Adviser; Lorraine Zipoy, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Harvey Halstensgaard, Treasurer; Neal Bjornson, Vice-president; Richard Kluzak, President.
Seniors don’t work
Ah! That new furniture feels good!
Isn’t it a grand life?
Not a worry in the world.
What’s coming up, boys?
Evening frolicking.
all the time.
Just takin‘ it easy.
Snack time again.
I s it that hard?
Sing it, girls.
Hey Ray! It’s 8:15!
As youth of today
we need leadership.
National Honor Society
Standing: Evelyn Holy, Mr. Reiersgord, Adelle Larson. Seated: Neal Bjornson, Paul Bergeson, Richard
Kluzak.
The National Honor Society is a national organization
giving honor to students that have shown outstanding
ability in certain phases of student life. The guideposts
used in selecting these candidates are character, scholarship, leadership, and service.
Debate and extempore speaking are the two forensic activities that receive the most attention at our
school. We learn how to attack problems and seek
solutions to these problems. Upon finding the best solutions to a problem our task is to present our case in such
a way that it will gain acceptance. Hours of research
and note taking are preparatory to the presentation of
a debate.
Debate Team
Neal Bjornson, Harold Ash, Richard Kluzak, Mr. Singelstad, Paul Bergeson, Grant Johnson.
FIRST ROW: Norma Nielson, Adelle Larson, Evelyn Holy, Thomas Nisbet, Neal Bjornson. BACK ROW: Jean Hellerud, Staff Adviser, Margaret
Larsen, Elmer Halstensgaard.
Rouser Staffs
Each quarter
dents at the
of interest to
contribute to
students with
six issues of the ROUSER are published by the journalism class for the benefit of the stuNorthwest School. The paper contains news stories about campus activities and other items
the students. Journalism is a required subject so most of the seniors have an opportunity to
the ROUSER by writing for it or working in the Rouser room. The staff is chosen by the
the aid of their adviser, Miss Margaret Larsen.
Mary Lou Baird, Keith Danks, Beverly Schroeder, Delores Risser, Lorraine Zipoy, Paul Eggebraaten, Shirley Willett, Lawrence Kuznia.
Tr i-Hi-Y
FIRST ROW: Miss Bede, Barbara Hylland, Harlene Hagen, Adelle Larson, Bernice Jones, Marlys
love. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Peterson, Barbara Kagg, Marlys Molskness, Sylvia Jensen, Shirley
Willett. THIRD ROW: Sheryl Eisert, Marilyn Balstad, Theone Larson, Muriel Setterholm. FOURTH
ROW: Donna Miller, Norma Nielsen, Arlene Christianson, Shirley Hanson. FIFTH ROW: Janice
Iverson, Alicia Nelson, Irene Anderson, Jean Hellerud. SIXTH ROW: Patricia Kirk, Kathryn
Clementson, Nancy Miller.
The Newman Club is a religious organization for the
Catholic students in residence at the Northwest School.
Its chief purpose is to stress the growth of good character, good citizenship, and foster Christian ideals as an
important part of our campus life.
Faculty Adviser: Miss Fae Hughbanks
Spiritual Adviser: Rev. Roger Schoenbechler O.S.B.
Mount St. Benedict, Crookston, Minnesota
The Tri-Hi-Y girls of the campus are striving always
to create and maintain high Christian standards. Each
year the Tri-Hi-Y sends u t least two delegates to the
Tri-Hi-Y Convention, which was held at Cloquet, Minnesota, last year. The program committees work together
to plan programs for the year. The highlight of the
year's program is the vocational program when experts in each field give talks enabling the girls to choose
their vocations more intelligently. This year's officers
and advisers are: Adelle Larson, President; Harlene
Hagen, Vice-president; Marlys Love, Secretary; Bernice
Jones, Treasurer; Miss Bede and Mrs. Peterson, advisers.
FIRST ROW: Donald Audette, Albert Schouviller, Jim Houska, Ray Dusek, Gerald Fortin,
LeRoy Holub, Raymond Pinta, Miss Hughbanks. SECOND ROW: John Fleischer, Thomas Houska,
Clarence Gruhot, Janice Michaelson, Rosemary Auer, Richard Straus, Anton Filipi, Allen St.
Germain. THIRD ROW: Vernon Ricard, Angeline Salentiny, Jean Vanek, Evelyn Holy, Theodore Kozel, Victor Ricard. FOURTH ROW: Michael Vanek, Jerome Novak, Larry Kresl, Gerald
Plante, Paul Suda, Gregory Dusek. FIFTH ROW: Eugene Petruszewski, Roger Landreville,
Frank Sczepanski, 'Keith Chisholm, Donald Hendrickson, Duane Kuzel. SIXTH ROW: Richard
Kluzak, Donald Murphy, Henry Hettwer, Donald Wald, James Dudgeon, Ronald Ricard.
Newman Club
It happened to Sweeney Norma Nielsen, Beverly Schroeder, Law-
rence Kuznia.
M. C., Richard Kluzak
Parents Day
The day before Thanksgiving our parents visit our
classes, enjoy a dinner at our Dining Hall, and view
our home projects. At the afternoon program the girls
model the dresses they have made during the summer.
The boys review home projects of horticulture, animal
husbandry, agricultural engineering, agronomy, and
poultry. Music played an important part in the program.
Marlys Love and Adelle Larson played a piano duet.
The Girls Glee Club, the Triple Trio, and the Mixed
Octet sang under the direction of Miss Harman. A cast
including Beverly Schroeder, Norma Nielsen, Shirley
Willett, Ronald Christianson, and Ernest Taus presented
a one act play, IT HAPPENED TO SWEENEY, under
the direction of Mr. Singelstad. After the program we
went to the gym where our parents viewed the remaining exhibits. After a cup of coffee and a doughnut,
we were homeward bound for our Thanksgiving vacation.
Junior Style Show Jean Vanek, Angeline Salentiny, Barbara
Kagg, Madonna Boucher, Margie Iwen, Marlys Love, Shirley
Norgaard, Sheryl Eisert, Jeanne Stromstad, Marilyn Balstad.
Mixed Octet Marilyn Balstad, Adelle Larson, Marlys Love, Kathryn
Clementson, Donald Wald, Norman Landby, Donald Craigmile,
Henry Landin.
Senior Style Show Beverly Schroeder, Norma Nielsen, Irene Anderson, Evelyn Holy, Nancy Miller, Adelle Larson, Shirley Willett.
The Aggie Staff
Co-Editors and Advisers Paul Bergeson, Co-Editor; Miss Johnson,
Adviser; Richard Kluzak, Co-Editor; Mr. Singelstad, Adviser.
The task of organizing and editing our school annual is in the hands of the Aggie Staff. Almost every
night for three feverish months the staff works to meet
the deadlines. Under the direction of Miss Johnson and
Mr. Singelstad, our AGGIE is ready for the press by
January 16. We have enjoyed bringing this annual to
you, we only hope it keeps fresh the many memories
you have of your friends and years at the Northwest
School.
Lay Out Staff Shirley Hanson, Elmer Halstensgaard, Neal Bjornson.
Business Staff Harlan Miller, Business Manager;
Adviser; George Hendrickson, Dale Hanson.
Mr. Reiersgord,
Athletics and Organizations Gordon Syverson, Harvey Halstensgaard,
Merlin Skretvedt, Grant Johnson.
Associate Editors and Music Staff Lorraine Zipoy,
Adelle Larson, Marilyn Balstad.
Donna Miller,
Typists Beverly Schraeder, Dolores Risser, Carol Ewing.
Judging Teams
Three boys and an alternate comprise each
judging team. These teams compete with the
other station schools at the Red River Valley
Winter Shows held in Crookston.
Potato Judging Team
Mr. Bruce Beresford was instrumental in organizing the Potato Judging Team at the Northwest School last year. Under his capable
supervision the boys learned to recognize
defects and injuries to the delicate potato
tubers and to identify insects that attack the
potato plant.
FIRST ROW: Glenn Weber, Duane Munter, Raymond Dunham, Jerry Orr,
Robert Hoekstra, David Bjorge, Larry Molstad, Wesley Motschenbacher, Paul
Suda. SECOND ROW: Mr. Beresford, Adviser, Loren Wiseth, John Welberg,
Malcolm Salisbury, Marshal Guntzburger.
Crops Judging Team
The Crops Judging Team learns how to
identify weed seeds, grass and legume seeds,
plant diseases, and to judge various grain samples under the able direction of Dr. O. C. Soine.
FIRST ROW: Clinton Balstad, Robert Strandberg, Grant Johnson, Dale Hanson, Donald Taus, Diven Opheim. SECOND ROW: Dr. Soine, Adviser, Merlin
Skretvedt, Harvey Halstensgaard, Gordon Syverson.
David Bomon, Larry Freeland, Jerry Beck, David Eblen, Donald Enright,
Alvin Bertsch, Richard Anderson, Loren Wiseth, Larry Eftefield, Arthur Grothmann, Keith Freeland, Larry Solberg, Neal Bjornson.
livestock Judging Team
The Livestock Judging Team, under the direction of Mr. Rudolph Stolen, learn to select
better livestock on the basis of type. The boys
judge dairy and beef cattle, swine, and sheep.
They must not only be able to place the animals
in the class correctly, but also be able to give
the reasons for doing so.
FIRST ROW: Miss Harman, Rosemary Auer, Sylvia Jensen, Jean Stromstad, Theone Larson, Donna Miller, Bernice Jones, Ruth Iverson,
Marlys love, Marilyn Hovet, Sheryl Eisert, Adelle Larson, Marlys Molskness, Miss Croal. SECOND ROW: Arlene Christianson, Norma Nielsen, Kathryn Clementson, Lorraine Zipoy, Evelyn Holy, Marjorie Iwen, Jeanne Vanek, Marlys Fjeld, Janice Iverson, Mildred Clasen,
Barbara Kagg, Marilyn Balstad. THIRD ROW: Norman Landby, Gordon Hanson, Willis Finifrock, Paul Bergeson, Donald Wald, Henry
Landin, Wayne Erickson, Richard Miller, Ronald Sluka, Howard Duncan, Donald Craigmile. FOURTH ROW: Benjamin Bendickson, Glen
Filipi, Arnold Skeie, Richard Kluzak, Harlan Miller, Harold Ash, Robert Palm, Fredrick Clasen.
Mixed Choir
Music is fun for everyone.
Our music world is broadened under the guidance of Miss Harman and Miss Croal. We work hard
in our choral groups to perfect our songs. Even though Miss Harmon demands precision,. fun is always mixed into our rehearsals making them more enjoyable. We look forward to two big events, the
Christmas and Spring Concerts. We put forth our very best to give a good performance.
Individual voice and piano lessons are also given to the students that request them. These students
show their talent at the annual spring recitals as well as at various other times throughout the year.
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Mixed Octet
Marilyn Balstad, Adelle Larson, Marlys love,
Kathryn Clementson, Donald Wald, Norman Landby, Henry Landin, Donald Craigmile.
Triple Trio
Miss Harman, Marlys Fjeld, Mildred Clasen, Marilyn Hovet, Theone Larson, Lorraine Zipoy, Norma
Nielsen, Donna Miller, Sylvia Jensen.
Quartet
Miss Harman,
Paul Bergeson, Willis
Richard Kluzak, Harlan Miller.
Finifrock,
Girls Glee Club
FIRST ROW: Miss Harman, Donna Miller, Sylvia Jensen, Jean Stromstad, Barbara Hylland, Rosemary Auer, Marlys Molskness, Judith Piker,
Adelle Larson, Marilyn Balstad, Dorothy Love, Miss Croal. SECOND ROW: Norma Nielsen, Arlene Christianson, Jeannette Love, Marilyn
Hovet, Theone Larson, Harlene Hagen, Bonita Zipoy, Barbara Kagg, Sheryl Eisert. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Vanek, Lorraine Zipoy, Kathryn
Clementson, Marjorie Iwen, MaryLou Arveson, Shirley Norgaard, Marlys Love, Angeline Salentiny, Nancy Miller, Marlys Fjeld, Ruth Iverson,
Janice Iverson.
Boys Glee Club
FIRST ROW: Miss Harman, Larry Volland, Gordon Hanson, Willis Finifrock, Paul Bergeson, Howard Duncan, Donald Wald, Henry Landin,
Richard Miller, Allen St. Germain, Miss Croal. SECOND ROW: Dalmon Larson, Orin Lee, Norman Landby, John Peters, Henry Hettwer,
Duane Kuzel, Michael Vanek, Wayne Erickson, Larry Kresl, Lowell Hanson. THIRD ROW: James Halstenson, Glen Filipi, Arnold Skeie,
Richard Kluzak, Harlan Miller, Harold Ash, Ardell Sherry, Robert Palm, Wilfred Moser, James Roberts.
FIRST ROW: Richard Anderson; Nancy Miller, Verna Mae Cluff, Larry Kresl, Toni Hedstrand, Patricia Kirk, Janice Iverson, Larry Freeland,
Jean Hellerud, Gordon Hanson, Donna Miller, Judy Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Pond, Jerome Novak, Keith Freeland, James Dudgeon,
Wayne Mosher, Michael Vanek, Harlene Hagen, Kathryn Clementson, Theone Larson, Marilyn Balstad, Dale Hanson, Darrell Leiser, Dalmon Larson, John love.
Northwest School Band
There is perhaps no assignment in the entire field of music education that is more demanding or
challenging than band practice. The progress that Mr. Pond has made with the band through a limited
practice is remarkable. Every Tuesday the band meets for individual lessons and mass rehearsals. The
highlight of the band member’s career is providing entertainment for basketball games.
What should we play next?
Louder! I can’t hear a thing.
Standing: Richard Kluzak, Harlan Miller, Shirley Willett, Mrs. Ittner, Carol Ewing, Ernest Taus,
Evelyn Holy, Lorraine Zipoy, Lorraine Hasbargen, Norma Nielsen, Adelle Learson.
Paul Bergeson. Seated: Gabriel Brisbois,
We Shook The Family Tree
We Shook The Family Tree is a three act
comedy by Perry Clark presented by the junior
class. The frantic attempt of the Shermer family
to get a date for Hildegarde, Freddie's appearance in knickers, Hildegarde's refusal to go with
him, and Freddie's plot to obtain a pair of long
trousers, all lead to an exciting climax in a
hilarious play.
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Directors: Nancy Miller, Mrs. Ittner, Irene Anderson.
Let's get this settled.
Hildegard
Mr. Dolson
Mrs. Dolson
Sally
Bob
Jimmy
Paige
Ellie May
Jill
Freddie
Mr. Shermer
Mrs. Shermer
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Evelyn Holy
Richard Kluzak
Carol Ewing
Lorraine Zipoy
Ernest Taus
Paul Bergeson
Adelle Larson
Norma Nielsen
Lorraine Hasbargen
Gabriel Brisbois
Harlan Miller
Shirley Willett
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Long pants!
Just pin it on.
Parties are fun.
Hold that line.
Queen Evelyn
The Grand Entrance
New Dorm wins first prize.
My Blue Heaven
Prom Fun
The Grand March
We're happy in our Blue Heaven
Conversation while dancing
As youth of today we
reed sportsmanship.
The nucleus of our high
Assistant Coach Charles Whiting
Coach Herschel Lysaker
Dean Viker, Guard
Floyd Horgen, Tackle
Grant Satre, Tackle
powered 1953 grid team.
Co-captain Bruce Kramer and David Viker
James Fischer, End
Wayne Mosher, Fullback
Larry Driscoll, Halfback
A Squad
FIRST ROW: Ass't. Coach Charles Whiting, Henry Hettwer, Arnold Skeie, Floyd Horgen, David Viker, Bruce Kramer, Dean Viker, Larry Driscoll,
Wayne Mosher, Coach Herschel Lysaker. SECOND ROW: Donald Enright, Donald Craigmile, John Peters, Lowell Hanson, Leonard Bailey,
Frank Sczepanski, Sylvester Gretskowiak, Glenn Filipi. THIRD ROW: Grant Satre, Fred Ophus, James Dudgeon, Richard Miller, Henry Landin,
Claude Mosher, Eugene Austin. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Roberts, Gerald Gunufson, Harold Moe, David Eblen, Leo Lund, Jerome Fuglseth,
Harold Derosier. FIFTH ROW: Donald Overgaard, Harold Ash, Eldon Hanson, Duane Wagner, Glen Finkenbinder, David Boman.
B Squad
FIRST ROW: Allen Steinhauer, Leroy Halub, Ernest Shimpa, Vernon La Coursiere, James Moser, Edward Pester, Duane Mulcahy, Frank Olson.
SECOND ROW: Lester Hanson, Robert Abentroth, Roger Ulseth, Donald Mulcahy, Ardell Greskowiak, Larry Kresl, Elwood Gormsen, Joseph
Armstrong, Coach Philip Larson. THIRD ROW: Duane Kuzel, Glenn Hanson, Donald Hendrickson, Darrell Ohman, Stanley Conat, Lynn Porter,
Gary Rosenfeldt.
FootbalI
Under the direction of Coaches Lysaker and Whiting the
Aggies' 1953 football team had another successful season. After
losing sixteen senior lettermen, Coach Lysaker said, "This year's
team made more progress in developing than any team I have
ever coached." Most of the players were back a week early
working hard to make the team. After little more than a week's
practice we lost our first two games to Crookston Cathedral and
the rugged Warren team. Then we really started to roll and
won the remaining five games without much trouble. The Aggies
retained the Aggie Conference Football Championship overcoming the Grand Rapids Aggies 49-0 in our Homecoming game
keeping "The Little Brown Jug." Our team went to Morris for
their Homecoming and retained "Ossie," the pig, by defeating
the Morris Aggies 13-7.
Football Scores
THEY
Crookston Cathedral
7
Warren
27
Walker _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2
Grand Rapids _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 0
Fertile
6
Fosston
6
Morris _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 7
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Preparation for a game.
WE
6
14
19
49
26
39
13
There's work in football.
A Squad Basketball Team
Charles Kramer, Frank Sczepanski, Leonard Bailey, Bruce Kramer, Arnold Skeie, Floyd Horgen, James Fischer,
David Viker, Glenn Filipi, Keith Chisholm, Larry Driscoll, Roger Landreville, Paul Eggebraaten. Kneeling: Student
Manager Lowell Hanson, and Coach Herschel Lysaker.
Get that rebound, Red!
Basketball scores
SCORES
Climax
Fisher
Ad a
Twin Valley
Warren
Sacred Heart
Fertile
Crookston Central
Grand Rapids
Stop him!
THEY
WE
51
68
52
56
55
43
53
55
68
47
33
52
50
26
54
53
41
Pass it out!
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B Squad
John Fleischer, Richard Miller, Lynn Porter, David Eblen, Jerald Brandt, Richard Curran, Kenneth Eggebraaten, Coach Charles Whiting, Duane
Wagner, Eldon Hanson, Allan Dragseth, Henry Hettwer, Leon Driscoll, Harold Moe, Ronald Karlstad, Kermit Rokke.
C Squad
First Row: Gerald Fortin, Raymond Dusek, Raymond Pinta, James Houska, Dalmon Larson, Ordean Mickelson, Loren
Volland. Second Row: Gary Rosenfeldt, Robert Abentroth, Elwood Gormson, Walter Fehr. Donald Hendrickson,
Duane Kuzel, Bruce Chapman, Roger Ulseth, Keith Anderson.
Floyd Horgen, Forward
David Viker, Center
James Fischer, Forward
BasketbaII
Basketball is one of the principal sports at the Northwest School. Mr. Charles Whiting is doing a great
job molding the "B" team into a playing unit. By the time the boys are ready for the varsity squad they
have been steeped in the theory of dribbling, passing, shooting, and guarding. Mr. Herschel Lysaker
adds new basketball knowledge and continues to condition and train them until they become a seasoned
team. The team has been having a successful season, improving with each game.
Larry Driscoll, Guard
Paul Eggebraaten, Guard
Bruce Kramer, Guard
Cheerleaders
Kathie Clementson
Marilyn Balstad
Sylvia Jensen
A d e l l e Larson
Enthusiasm and sportsmanship have been greatly encouraged by the hard work and spirit of our
cheerleaders and. their adviser, Miss Harman. The students have done their part with an explosive response which has bolstered the athletes and regenerated spectators.
B Squad
Marilyn Hovet, Marlys Fjeld, Theone Larson.
Front Row: Richard Jokela, Charles Kramer, Dale Nesland, Frederick Larson, Willis Finifrock, Howard Duncan, Spencer Larson. Second
Row: Donald Boushee, Maynard Veralrud, Arden Hoff, Lonnie Nelson, William Brasseur.
The Northwest harriers had a good season this year. The weather was ideal at every meet. The cross
country team won three dual meets; second place in the Tri-conference meet; and lost one dual meet
with the Morris Aggies. Cross country is not notably a spectator’s sport. However, the members of this
hill-and-dale sport make up for this by their enthusiasm and interest in improving their long-distance
running. Diligence and determination are first requisites for good milers.
Coach Robert Singelstad
Captain Dale Nesland
FIRST ROW: Jerome Fuglseth, Henry Landin, Edward Grove, Melvin Larson, Malcolm Salisbury, Glenn Weber, Harold Ash.
Coach Philip Larson, Marvin Engesether, Richard Anderson, Willis Finifrock,
Shimpa, Vernon Askegard, Donald Audette, Allan Brondli.
Howard Duncan, Clarence
Grove,
SECOND ROW:
Joseph Armstrong,
The benefits and advantages of swimming are many and generally well known. Water sports develop
grace, lung capacity, and good posture; they furnish the best all-round exercise yet discovered for
young people. We are very fortunate to have our own pool at the Northwest School. The 1953-54 Aggie
swimming team, under the able coaching of Philip Larson, has shown that the caliber of these athletes
always runs high. In swimming as in other arts, the secret of progress is first in pointing out the difficulty,. and second in concentrating upon its removal.. Mr. Larson’s coaching brings the best out of his
team. This is evident in the swimming teams that have competed under his direction.
Swimming
Edward Grove, Captain
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Ernest
The muscle men on the campus are well trained in the
skills and techniques of the grapple game. These mat men,
under the direction of Philip Larson, become seasoned wrestlers
that compete in the Aggie Conference and also have meets
with several other teams in the Northwest. Quick thinking and
good muscular coordination are first requisites for the
wrestling team. Wrestling not only develops the entire body,
but by pitting man against man it is a contest of brains as well
as brawn.
Wrest Iing
Wayne Mosher
Jim Roberts
First Row Claude Mosher, Donald Craigmile, Lowell Hanson, Wayne Mosher, Eugene Austin, James Roberts, Vernon Ricard, Leroy Sondroll,
Robert Kuznia. Second Row: Coach Philip Larson, Robert Byfuglien, Robert Swanson, Wayne Nelson, Ernest Rethemeier, James Wiertzema,
Raymond Wiertzerma, Orin lee, Spencer Larson, Theodore Kozel, Lonnie Nelson. Third Row Jerome Novak, Gerald Green, Larry Freeland,
Marvid Smith, Larry Kresl, Ronald Sluka, Sylvester Greskowiak, Anton Filipi, Arden Hoff, Roger Tollefson, Maynard Veralrud.
As youth of today w e look forward to a happy future. Beginning life on our own, w e shall miss our schoolmates, our
teachers, and our friends; but w e shall cherish our many
happy memories of these four years.
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Abentroth, Robert (1), Cummings, N.D.
Allrich, Melvin (3), Gary
Anderson, Irene (4). Stephen
Anderson, John (3), Fisher
Anderson, Keith (1), Buxton
Anderson, Peter 1), Fisher
Anderson, Richard (2).Cummings, N.D.
Anderson, Walter (2),Stephen
Andre, James (2).Hunter, N.D.
Andrew, Lyle (3). Fosston
Armstrong, Charles (3), Euclid
Armstrong, Joseph 1Euclid
Thief River Falls
Arneson, Robert 1
Arveson, Mary (3). Goodridge
Ash, Harold (3). St. Vincent
Askegard, Vernon 1Red Lake Falls
Audette, Donald 1Red Lake Falls
Auer, Rosemary (2),Waubun
Austin, Eugene (2),Gilby, N.D.
Baatz, Raymond (3). Crookston
Bailey, Leonard (3), Halstad
Baird, Mary Lou (4), Croakston
Balstad, Arnold (2).Winger
Balstad, Clinton (3), Winger
Balstad, Marilyn (3). Winger
Bangle, Larry (1). Gilby
Beck, Raymond (4). Sabin
Beck, Jerry (2), Fosston
Bendickson, Benjamin (3), Oklee
Benson, Dorothy (3), Grygla
Bergeson, Paul (4), Fertile
Berkeland, Arnold (3), Lancaster
Bertsch, Alvin (2),Halstad
Bettels, Leo (2), Mahnomen
Bjorge, David (2),Ada
Bjorklund, Donald 1Hillsboro
Bjornson, Neal (4). Arvilla, N.D.
Boman, David (3). Arvilla, N.D.
Boucher, Madonna (3), Crookston
Boucher, Marlys (2),Crookston
Boushee, Donald 1East Grand Forks
Boyum, Mardell (3). Mentor
Brandli, Allan (1), Warroad
Brandt, Jerald (2), Comstock
Brosseur, William (1), Halt
Brule, Roland (2). Crookston
Byfuglien, Robert (2), Ross
Brua, Duane (3), McIntosh
Carlson, Russell (3). Roseau
Carlson, Sadie (2),Roseau
Chapman, Bruce (1), Baudette
Chisholm, Keith (3). Gary
Christianson, Arlene (2). Goodridge
Christianson, Dell (2).Thief River Falls
Christianson, Donald (1 ), Badger
Christianson, Ronald (4), Winger
Clasen, Fredrick (3). Salol
Clasen, Mildred (2). Salol
Cleem, lver (3). Hallock
Clementson, Kathryn (2),Erskine
Clow, Marvin (2), Lancaster
Cluff, Verna Mae (1), Tenstrike
Conat, Stanley (1), Crookston
Craigmile, Donald (3), Hallock
Curran, Richard (2).Grand Forks, N.D.
Dahl, Marvin (3). East Grand Forks
Dallum, Melvin (3), Oslo
Danks, Keith (4), Grand Forks, N.D.
Derosier, Harold (2).Red Lake Falls
Deschene, John (3), Argyle
Diedrich, Donald (2),Warren
Donahue, Lawrence (2),Crookston
Doyea, Alphie (3), Red Lake Falls
Dragseth, Allan (1). Eldred
Dragseth, Donald (3). Eldred
Drangstveit, Orvin (3), Goadridge
Driscoll, Larry (4, East Grand Forks
Driscoll, Leon (2). East Grand Forks
Dudgeon, James (3) East Grand Forks
Dudinsky, Donald (2), Alvarado
Dufault, Richard (3), Crookston
Duncan, Howard (3). Cando, N.D.
Dunham, Raymond (2). Roseau
Dusek, Gregory (2). Grafton, N.D.
Dusek, Raymond (1), Grafton, N.D.
Earle, Georgina (1 ),. Oak Island
Eastvold, Dickey (3), Thief River Falls
Eaton, Robert (3), Wannaska
Eblen, David (2), Halstad
Edwards, Donevan (3). Crookston
Eftefield, Larry (2). Stephen
Eftefield, Wallace (3), Stephen
Eggebraaten, Kenneth (2),Fisher
Eggebraaten, Paul (4), Fisher
Eisert, Sheryl (3), Euclid
Eley, Gloria (1), Halstad
Engesether, Gerald (3). McIntosh
Engesether, Marvin (3). McIntosh
Englund, Dwayne (3). Grygla
Enright, Donald (2),East Grand Forks
Erickson, Wayne (3). McIntosh
Estling, Jay (2), Roosevelt
Ewing, Carol (4), Crookston
Fehr, Walter (1), East Grand Forks
Filipi, Anton (1), Angus
Filipi, Glenn (3), Angus
Finifrock, Willis (3), Barnum
Finkenbinder, Glen (3). Crookston
Fischer, James (4), Georgetown
Field, Marlys (2). Goodridge
Fleisher, John (3), Ogema
Flesche, Everett (2). Reynolds, N.D.
Flicek, James (2),Mahnomen
Fortier, Ronald (2),Crookston
Fortin, Gerald (1), Grand Forks, N.D.
Foss, Gerald (1), Cummings, N.D.
Freeland, Keith (3), Cummings, N.D.
Freeland, Larry (2).Cummings, N.D.
Fuglseth, Jerome (3). Fertile
Glass, Robert (3). Crookston
Goosen, David (2), Euclid
Gorder, Glenn (2). Grafton, N.D.
Gormsen, Elwood (1), Middle River
Gray, David (4), Twin Valley
Green, Gerald (2),Gary
Grenier, George (2). Red Lake Falls
Greskowiak, Ardell (1), Crookston
Greskowiak, Sylvester (3), Crookston
Grothmann, Arthur (3), Blanchard, N.D.
Grothmann, Warren (2). Blanchard, N.D.
Grove, LeRoy (1). McIntosh
Grove, Edward (3), McIntosh
Grove, Clarence (3). McIntosh
Gruhat, Clarence (1), Argyle
Gunderson, Donald (3), Crookston
Gunderson, Laurence (3). Crookston
Gunderson, James (2),Buxton, N.D.
Guntzburger, Morshal (4), Gilby, N.D.
Gunufson, Gerald (2). Fertile
Guttormson, Ronald (1), Georgetown
Hagen, Harlene (3), Gatzke
Halstensgaard, Elmer (4), Bejou
Halstensgaard, Harvey (4), Gary
Halstenson, James (3). Niagara, N.D.
Halvorson, Raymond (3), Beltrami
Hamlin, Larry (1). Warroad
Hance, Robert (1). Red Lake Falls
Hanson, Dale (4). Lockhart
Hanson, Eldon (2), Lockhart
Hanson, Glen (1), Lockhart
Hanson, Gordon (2). Callaway
Hanson, Lester (1), Lancaster
Hanson, Lowell (3), Mahnomen
Hanson, Shirley (4), Reynolds, N.D.
Haugen, Ordean (4), Gilby, N.D.
Hawkins, Charles (3). Beltrami
Hedlund, Carl (1), Hallock
Hedstrand, Toni (1), East Grand Forks
Hegg, Neil (4). Reynolds, N.D.
Hegg, Ronald (2).Reynolds, N.D.
Heggestuen, Lloyd (2), Oslo
Hellerud, Jean (4), Halstad
Hendrickson, George (4), Crookston
Hendrickson, Wallace (3), McIntosh
Henrickson, Dennis (4), Stephen
Henrickson, Donald (1), Warren
Hettervig, Donald (4), Hillsboro, N.D.
Hettwer, Henry (3), Mahnomen
Hinricks, Orland (1), Red Lake Falls
Hoeft, Edward (2). Euclid
Hoeger, Richard (1), Grand Forks, N.D.
Hoekstra, Robert (4), Twin Valley
Hoff, Arden (1), Oslo
Hoglund, Albert (4), Crookston
Holub, LeRoy (1), Warren
Holy, Evelyn (4), East Grand Forks
Hoper, John (3), Stephen
Horgen, Floyd (4). Warren
Hoselton, George (1), Thompson, N.D.
Houska, Thomas (1), Mahnomen
Houska, W. James (1), Grafton, N.D.
Hovet, Marilyn (2). Thompson, N.D.
Hovet, Terrance (1). Thompson, N.D.
Hylland, Barbara (21, Grygla
Iverson, Janice (2),Grand Forks, N.D.
Iverson, Ruth (2), Goodridge
Iwen, Arlis (4), Arthur, N.D.
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Home Grown Crop
Home Industry
Employing
Home People
Compliments of
American Crystal Sugar Company
East Grand Forks, Minnesota
Northern Hardware & Plumbing
Sheet Metal Shop
EAGLE'S
REXALL DRUG STORE
Complete Heating Service
(Formerly Wallace Drug
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
Co.)
A MOST COMPLETE STOCK O F SCHOOL SUPPLIES
EXCELLENT FOUNTAIN SERVICE
The REXALL DRUG STORE
REGISTERED JEWELER
AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY
(UNITED STATES and CANADA)
E. W. EAGLE, Prop.
Watches-Diamonds-Silverware
Chinu-Glassware-Gifts
Crookston
Minnesota
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
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Photography
Workmanship and Service That Will Please You
Photographs for this Annual Finished by
CROOKSTON TIMES PRINTING CO.
SAMUEL'S STUDIO
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PRINTERS
STATIONERS
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CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
PHONE 547
BUTTER
ICE CREAM
Perfectly Pasteurized Milk, Cream, Buttermilk
Farmers Implement Inc.
Farmers Cooperative
Creamery Assn.
Massey-Harris
New Holland Implements
1223 So. Main
MEMBER LAND O’ LAKES
Phone 230
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
Crookston, Minnesota
Phone 1200
'he Farmers Cooperative i s owned by the farmers and
usiness men of Crookston and is for the service of its loca
people.
FORTIER MOTOR SALES,
CHRYSLER
11 S. Main
PLYMOUTH
INC.
GMC TRUCKS
SALES and SERVICE
Telephone 66 or 120
WRECKER SERVICE
CROOKSTON
A
Deal the Year
CALL
587
COLLECT
CALL AMBULANCE SERVICE
OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE
COT HEATED DURING WINTER MONTHS
EXTRA COT FOR EMERGENCIES
NIGHT AND DAY SERVICE
MINNESOTA
JOHN DEERE
QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT
DeLaval Cream Separators and Milkers
Westgo Elevators
St. Paul Hoists
Sales
Service
Parts
Greetings to the Graduating Class
AGSCO CHEMICALS, Inc.
AGSCO SEEDS, Inc.
AGSCO STEEL BLDGS, Inc.
Crookston lmplement Co.
HONE 44
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
GRAND FORKS
NORTH DAKOTA
Best Wishes To All
Barlow Furniture &
Appliance Co.
FROM
The MEN'S QUALITY Store
Eagles Building
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
NORTHWEST'S LARGEST and FINEST
FURNITURE STORE
BREKKEN CLOTHIERS
CROOKSTON. MINNESOTA
Complete Home Furnishings
ALBERTSON
ASK FOR
Chiropractic Clinic
Howel's ROOT BEER
Sanitary
Milk and Cream
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
Phone 614
SANITARY DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY
Crookston, Minnesota
FOSSTON, MINNESOTA
OFFICE HOURS. 9 A.M. to 12 M.
2 P.M. to 5.P.M.
Special Hours by Appointment
Compliments
of
s
Compliments of
& L co.
The NORTHWESTERN CLINIC
220 So. Broadway
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
WHERE THE NORTHWEST
SHOPS AND SAVES
NASH'S toasted COFFEE
CROOKSTON PANTORIUM
Cleaners
launderers
Furriers
Quality Foods
FINCH
H. DlCKEL & SONS
Phone 289
OUR FAMILY
104 W.
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
WINSLOW
CARLISLE
BRANCH OF NASH-FINCH COMPANY
2nd
St.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
209 N. Main St.
Crookston, Minnesota
Peterson-B iddick Co.
Crookston Laundry
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
GENERAL LAUNDRY
Poultry
Always at Your Service
Turkeys
Eggs
Feeds
Seeds
Baby Turkeys
Baby Chicks
McCormick Deering
LINE OF
Farm Implements and Tractors also International
Freezers and Refrigerators
416 W. Robert St.
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
Riedesel Shoe Store
FOOTWEAR
For
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
N. P. STONE COMPANY
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
CROOKSTON,
The New York Store
Department Store Since 1885
MINNESOTA
Compliments of
B RAY'S READY-TO-WEAR
Style
Quality and Service
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
CROOKSTON. MINNESOTA
Compliments of
COMPLIMENTS
MILLER INSURANCE
Agency
Red Owl Stores
1131/2 Bwy.
Phone 144-J
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
CROOKSTON DRUG CO.
CROOKSTON'S NEWEST AND MOST
MODERN RESTAURANT
Prompt Prescription Service
CANDIES
SUNDRIES
The SWEET SHOP
CAMERA SUPPLIES
PHONE 178
CROOKSTON
179
Crookston Clinic
J.
F.
Norman, M.D.
O. K. Behr, M.D.
A. R. Reff, M.D.
H.
R.
Thysell, M.D.
T. L. Stickney, D.D.S.
C. J. Reseland, D.D.S
MINNESOTA
Marshall Wells Store
House Furnishings, Sporting Goods, Tools,
Building Supplies,
Electrical Appliances
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
ESPE MACHINE CO.
GAMBLE STORE
AGENTS FOR
MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE
OLIVER
Home of Coronado Appliances
ALSO
Radio, Washers, Refrigerators
General Machine Shop
Blacksmithing
Welding
411 NORTH MAIN ST.
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
CROOKSTON, MINN.
Central Lumber Co.
Crookston Record Shop
BUILDING MATERIAL
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
COAL
I
E. M. CULL, Mgr.
POPULAR
Phone 40
C ROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
CLASSICAL
WESTERN
3 SPEED PHONOGRAPHS
WEBSTER TAPE RECORDERS
Bridgeman
Kelly Oil Co.
CROOKSTON. MINNESOTA
HOMOGENIZED
MILK
Firestone Farm Tires
Veedol Tractor Oils & Greases
Good for the whole fam
Greetings From
REDDY KILOWATT
Your Electrical Servant
Y
Compliments of
Heldstab Ice & Fuel Co.
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
ICE
WOOD
COAL
ELECTRIC COOLERATORS
WINKLER STOKERS
OTTERTAIL POWER CO.
Phone 111
The Recreation
BOWLING
BILLIARDS
and
LUNCH
ERNEST A. ZITZER, Owner
7 5 4
112 So. Main
MEN'S WEAR
BOY'S WEAR
LUGGAGE
DODGE PASSENGER CARS
DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS
PLYMOUTH PASSENGER CARS
Main Street Motor Sales
Phone 95
CROOKSTON
Phone 53
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
216-218 North Main St.
C ROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
JOHNSON’S FOOD MARKET
FAIRWAY FINE FOODS
107 No. Main St.
Phone 76-77
The
Robertson Lumber Co.
BUILDING MATERIALS, FUEL
PAINTS AND HARDWARE
LOUIS HOUGEN, Manager
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
CROOKSTON
MINNESOTA
The
six-bottle
carton
BROADWAY GROCERY
Phone 197
So easy
to
take home
”Quality and Service Grocers Since 1888”
Crookston Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
C ROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
DR.
F.
A. JANECKY
Students Meet
at the
Jans Optical Co.
Grill Cafe
Bratrud‘s, Crookston
Telephone 434-J
Otto J. Eickhof
& Sons
Complete Optical Service
GREETINGS
tothe
Senior Class
Office Phone 118
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
and MILLWORK
F. W. WOOLWORTH
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
Compliments of
SAUL MOTOR CO.
Quirk Lumber Co;
COMPLETE BUILDING
SALES
SERVICE
1111 South Main
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA
BEAN AND PEA COMPANY
Growers
Buyers
GEORGE M. CAMPBELL, Owner
BEANS
PEAS
MATERIALS SERVICE
Processors
TELEPHONE 393
SEED GRAINS
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
Phon. l500
Mason Chevrolet Co.
Phon. 100
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
BUICK and CHEVROLET
Sales and Service
PENNEY’S
Crookson Paint, Glass & Linoleum Co.
Always First Quality
Benjamin Moore Paints
Pay Cash-Pay
109 W. Robert
Less
FLOOR COVERINGS
Crookston, Minnesota
WALL PAPER
GLASS PAINTS
PHONE 152
WINDOW SHADES
SOUTHSIDE MOTORS SALES
Used Cars and Trucks
CROOKSTON MILLING CO.
Manufacturers
-TVSYLVANIA
VENETIAN BLINDS
HALICRAFTER CROSLEY
NORMAN ORVIK
PHONE 1975
15-21 SOUTH M A I N
C ROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
CREMO FLOUR
MINNESOTA MAID FEEDS
A Farm Feed For Every Need
CROOKSTON GRAIN COMPANY
Farmers Union Oil Co.
Phone 8 Crookston, Minnesota 209 W. Robt.
Crookston, Minnesota
Lloyd A. Hughes Mgr.
GRAIN
SEEDS
FEED
FERTILIZER
Grain Cleaning and Treating
GASOLINE and FUEL OILS
FARM MACHINERY
THE
FIRST
24 Hour Ambulance Service
OUR STAFF
J. A. Houske
Glen Houske
Mrs. J. A. Houske
Wayne Standal
BANK
of Crookston
“Has Served More Than 72 Years”
Phone 442 J
Crookston, Minnesota
MEMBER F.D.I.C.
Johnson’s Jewelry Store
Elgin -Watches
Bulova
Towle Sterling
Fostoria
30th Year
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
PHONE 315-J
Work Clothes and
Sporting Goods
Best Wishes
CROOKSTON SURPLUS
Compliments of
ERICKSON ELECTRIC CO.
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
See Us For Anything Electrical
DR. G. HENDRICKSON
OPTOMETRIST
Polk County State Bank Building
Joe Mazzitelli
110 N. BROADWAY
CROOKSTON, MNNESOTA
PHONE 103-W
CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA
Featuring “National Advertised” Brand
Consumers Gas Co.
MENSWEAR BOYSWEAR
Home Heating
Tractor Fuel
CROOKSTON-MINNESOTA
MODERN METERED GAS SERVICE
Compliments of
Grand and Gopher Theaters
Crookston, Minnesota
Colleges of Higher Education in Minnesota
Augsburg College
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Moorhead State Teachers College
Moorhead, Minnesota
Bemidji State Teachers College
Bemidji, Minnesota
St. Cloud State Teachers College
St. Cloud, Minnesota
Carleton College
Northfield, Minnesota
St. John’s University
St. Cloud, Minnesota
%St. Joseph, Minnesota
College of St. Thomas
St. Paul, Minnesota
Concordia College
Moorhead, Minnesota
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter, Minnesota
Hamline University
St. Paul, Minnesota
Macalester College
St. Paul, Minnesota
Mankato State Teachers College
Mankato, Minnesota
St. Mary‘s College
Winona, Minnesota
St. Olaf College
Northfield, Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Winona State Teachers College
Winona, Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Duluth Branch
Duluth, Minnesota