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Because the stairway pictured throughout This
book is a symbol of the steps of growth in charac-
ter, knowledge, abilities, interests, and skills that pre-
pare you for future living, it has been chosen as the
theme of this school record. As you leaf through its
pages, may it remind you of the pleasant memories
and experiences, each of which was another step in
making your school days a memorable and profitable
experience.
Each step in preparing this book for publication
was met by the cooperative efforts of many people.
To our hard working staff our grateful thanks. To
our business managers, Mae and Tom, who built us
sound financial props, a special word of gratitude.
To Mr. Carroll Johnson, our advisor, a warm thanks
for helping us climb each deadline hurdle and for
giving us the necessary encouragement.
To you, Anoka Senior High Students, whose "steps
to the future" have made this book a reality, we
present- THE i959 ANOKAN.
Sincerely yours,
Carol and Judy
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Seniors '59! The top of the stairway! The begin-
ning of a new flight into the future! But before we
leave, let's reminisce.
We remember, the basketball tournament "fever"
and sponsoring a May Dance in our Sophomore year,
creating the "Underwater Rhapsody" theme of our
Junior-Senior Prom, working on class floats for Home-
coming Parades, supporting our team with enthusi-
astic school spirit, thrilling to the sound of our school
song played by the band, nervously filing on the
risers for chorus concerts, beginning our senior year
by getting acquainted with our two foreign exchange
students, Maria Marques from Portugal and Asif Beg
from Pakistan. We'll never forget the day our fruit
machine was installed in the cafeteria, the fun of
reading the school paper, the crowded assemblies,
taking scholarship tests, attending Awards Banquets,
exchanging class pictures and signing annuals. All
through our senior year we felt the significance of
the many "last times" that occurred.
And now we Seniors have even more memories:
the announcement of honor students, the Senior
Banquet, Baccalaureate, and finally, graduation itself
and our plans for the future.
Yes, as we stand on the top step of our high school
stairway, we look back at these happy memories and
know we'll never forget our wonderful days at Anoka
Senior High.
President, John Tammi, Vice President, Joe Blesi, Sec
retary, Mary Watson, Treasurer, Janice Anderson.
BRUCE PAUL ADAMS - A Club 2,3,4, A squad Wrestling 2,3,4, District Champion 3,
Regional Champion 3, A.A.U. Champion 4. MERRY LYNN AHTI -GAA 3,4, YDFL 4,
JRC 3,4, FTA 4, Anokan staff 4, Spring Lake Park High School GAA l,2, Student
Council 2, Class Sec. 2, Annual staH 2. RALPH GEORGE ALTENWEG - FFA 2,3,4, Dele-
gate to State Convention 2,3, FTA 4, Student Council 4, Film Operators l. BARBARA
JEAN ANDERSON-Chorus l,2,3,4, Biology Club 3,4, GAA 3,4, FHA 4, YFC 2,3,4,
Latin Club l, JRC 3,4, Rooter's Club 3,4, Square Dance Club l. JANICE KAY ANDER-
SON - Anokan stat? 4, Anokahi staff 3,4, Band 3,4, Anokaclettes 3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4,
Girls Ensemble 4, Representative 4, JRC 3,4, Council 4, FTA 4, V-Pres. 4, GAA l,2,3,4,
JA Pres. 4, Class Treas. 4, B squad Cheerleader 3, A squad wrestling Cheerleader 4,
Science Club 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4, Rooter's Club 3,4, Square Dance Club l. KAREN RUTH
ANDERSON-FTA 2, Library Club 3. PHILIP KENT ANDERSON-Film Operators
l,2,3, Square Dance Club l, Intramural Volleyball l,2, Debate 2. WILLlAM ALLAN
ANDERSON-FTA 2,3, Intramural sports 3,4. DARLENE ELEANOR BARFKNECHT-
Library Club 4. JANE ELIZABETH BAUER -GAA l,2,3,4, Council 4, Thespian 3,4, Pres.
4, "The Importance of being Earnest" 3, "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" 4,
"Christmas Rose" 3, "Not Even a Mouse" 4, Speech Contest 3, Anokahi staff 3,4, Co-
editor 4, FTA 3,4, JRC 4.
BRUCE P. ADAMS
KAREN R. ANDERSON
MERRY L. AHTI RALPH G. ALTENWEG BARBARA J. ANDERSON JANICE K ANDERSON
PHILIP K. ANDERSON WILLIAM A. ANDERSON DARLENE E. BARFKNECHT JANE E BAUER
LORETTA A. BISEK
DUANE J. BLASKA
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JOAN K. BAUER-A squad cheerleader 3,45 B squad cheerleader 25 Football Homecoming attendant 25
G-"A I,2,3,4, Council 3,4, Pres. 45 Rooter's Club 2,3,45 Thespian 3,4, V-Pres, 45 Chorus I,2,3,45 Anokahi
stat? 3,45 Anokon stall 45 Declamation contest 3,45 "The Christmas Rose"' 3, "Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs" 45 FTA 3,45 Square Dance Club I5 Latin Club 2. LYLE DAVID BEBEAU- lntramural Basketball
I,2,3,45 Intramural Volleyball I,2,3,45 Intramural Bowling I,2. ASIF MIRZA BEG- Student Council 45 Stamp
and Coin Club 45 JA 45 AFS 45 Track 45 Pakistan - Debate 3,45 Press Club 3,45 Cricket Club l,2,3,45 Thes-
pian 2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,4. TOM JOSEPH BEHNKE-Bowling 2,3. JAMES WALLACE BELTRAND-Wrestling
I,2,3,45 Football I,2,35 Baseball I5 A Club 2,3,45 Intramural sports l,2,3,4. STEVE BENZIAN-Thespian
3,45 Football 45 "Importance of being Earnest" 35 A Club 45 Intramural sports 3,45 St. John's Prep School -
Wrestling I,25 Football I5 "I2l" Club I,25 "Richard III" 2, "Career Angel" 25 Sagotagon Yearbook 2.
DENNIS ORVILLE BERG-Wrestling I,2,35 lntramural sports 3,4. LINCOLN BERRY-Cross country 45 Track
3,45 YFC 2,3,45 YRC 3,45 JA 3,45 lntramural sports 45 Talent Club I. LORETTA ANN BISEK - FHA 2,3,45 GAA
45 Library Club 45 Square Dance Club I. DUANE J. BLASKA-Football I,2,3,4, Captain 4, Allstate 45
Basketball I,2,3,45 Baseball I,2,3,45 A Club I,2,3,45 Student Council I,3,4, Pres. 1,45 Jr. Class Pres. 35
Intramural sports I,2,3,45 Nat'l. Athletic Scholarship Society 2,3,45 Nat'I. Honor Society 3,4. JOSEPH GOR-
DON BLESI -Student Council 2,45 Intramural sports 3,45 Nat'l Honor Society 35 Red Cros Pres. 45 Chorus
I,2,3,4, Boy's Ensemble 45 Senior Class V-Pres. 45 JRC 3,4. RAY BLISS. PATRICIA ANN BLOOD. LINDA M.
BONDE--FHA I,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. I, Historian 3, Treas. 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Rooter's Club 4. NORMA E.
BONDE-FHA I,2,3,4, Historian 45 YFC 3,45 Bond I,2,35 Anokahi stall 45 Spanish Club 2,3. BOBBY LEE
BORN-FFA 3,45 St. Francis High School FFA l,2. JUDITH ANN BOURDEAUX-Rooter's Club 45 Library
Club 45 JRC 25 FHA 25 Square Dance Club I. WAYNE FRANKLIN BRAY. RALPH EDWARD BREYEN- FFA
2,35 A Club 253,45 Wrestling 2,3,4. MEL EARL BROCK-Football I,2,3,45 Baseball I,2,3,45 Wrestling 3,45
Intramural Basketball I,2,3,4, WILLIAM JOHN BROCK-Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Football
I,2,3,45 A Club l,2,3,45 lntramural sports I,2,3,45 FTA 3,4, ollicer 4. PAUL BUCHHOLZ-Bowling 3,45
Intramural Volleyball 35 FFA 2,3,4. MARGIE ALICE BULEN - Band l,2,3,45 GAA I,2,3,4, Council 35 Anoka-
dettes 2,3,45 Rooters Club 45 FHA 2,3. WILLIAM BUSH-Wrestling 25 Intramural volleyball 2,3,4, Basket-
ball 2,3.
NORMA E. BONDE
MEL E. BROCK
BOBBY L. BORN
WILLIAM J. BROCK
JUDITH A. BOURDEAUX
PAUL BUCHHOLZ
WAYNE F. BRAY
MARGIE A. BULEN
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ROGER O. MERLEE M. BUTLER MARY E. CANFIELD CLAYTON L. CARLSON MARY J CARLSON
CARPENTER ROSE M. CARPENTIER CAROL A. CARTWRIGHT PATRICIA J. CASHMAN MONEEN G CASS
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JOHN BUTE-Intramural Basketball 3,4, Volleyball I,2,3,4, Football 2. MERLEE MARIAN BUTLER-YFC
3,4, FHA I,2,3,4, FTA 2,3,4, Spanish I and ll 3,4, Anokahi 3,4, Anokan 4, Rooter's Club 4. MARY ELIZA-
BETH CANFIELD-Library Club 2,3,4, FTA 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, YRC 4, Spanish Club 2,3,
FHA 2. CLAYTON LEO CARLSON -Track 2,3,4, Football 2,3, Crosscountry 4, Intramural Volleyball I,2,3,4,
A Club 2,3,4, Student Council 4. MARY JENNINGS CARLSON-Chorus 2,3,4, YDFL 4, Rooters Club 4,
Square Dance Club I. ROGER OWEN CARPENTER. ROSE MARIE CARPENTIER-Student Council I, Debate
2, FHA 2,3,4, GAA 4, FTA 4. CAROL ANN CARTWRIGHT-Spanish Club 3, Chorus I, FHA I,2,3,4, GAA
3,4. PATRICIA JANE CASHMAN-Anokahi 3,4, Anokan 4, FTA 3,4, Parliamentarian, JRC 3,4, FHA 2,3,
Rooter's Club 3,4, Winter Homecoming Attendant 3, "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" 4, Spanish Club
3,4, Square Dance Club I, Junior Achievement 3, Treasurer. MONEEN GAY CASS-GAA I, Art Award 3,
Band 'l,2,3,4, Twirler. DAVE GEORGE CASTLE-Football I,3,4, Basketball I,2,3,4, Baseball I, A Club
2,3,4. DENNIS MERLIN CHAPMAN-Spanish I 3. SHARON MARIE CHAPMAN. JANIE HELEN CHAREST-
GAA I,2,3,4, JRC 4, FTA I, Student Council 2, Rooter's Club 3,4, Square Dance Club I. DENNIS BLAIN
CHRISTISON. RODNEY CHRISTOPHER. JOHN EDWARD CLINE - Band I,2,3,4, Biology Club 4, YRC 4, Flute
Trio 3. DAVID L. COLLISON-Intramural 2,3,4, Film Operators Club I. JAMES STEPHEN COOK. JUDIE
LYNN COTTINGHAM-GAA I,3, Library I,3,4, FHA 2, Rooters' Club 'I,3, YFC 2,3, Square Dance I. CAROL
LEE CRAIG-GAA 2,3, Latin Club I. LEEDS DARRAH CUTTER-Square Dance Club I, Spanish Club 2,3,
Thespians 3,4, "Importance of Being Earnest," "Christmas Trimmings", Latin Club I, JRC 2,3,4, Tennis 3,4,
Student Council 3,4, Crasscountry 4, Wrestling 4. LAVONNE MARIE DADY-Library Club 2,3,4, FHA
I,2,3,4, GAA 3, Anokan 4. PAMELA JEANNE DAHLGREN -Band I,2,3,4, Anokadettes 2,3,4, Spanish Club
2, YDFL 4.
JOHN E. CLINE
DAVID L. COLLISON
JAMES S. COOK
JUDIE L.
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CAROL L. CRAIG
LEEDS D. CUTTER
LAVONNE M. DADY
PAMELA J.
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SHARON M. CHAPMAN
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LARRY E. ECKMAN
JUDY A. EDGARTON
VIRGINIA A. EHLEN
DAVE B. ELLING
ROSE A. ELLIOTT
KAREN S. DAHLMAN
RUTHANNE F.
DANIELSON
SUSAN E. DAVIS
CHARLES L. DAY
RONALD R. DEHN
BONNIE M. DILL
MAE M. DORHOLT
ALLAN J. DUERR
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JALD ROMAN DEHN - FFA 3,4. BONNIE MAE DILL-
Club I. MAE MARIE DORHOLT-Chorus I5 Student Council
3,45 Girls County 35 Football Homecoming Attendant 25
Seven Dwarfs" 45 Anokan Co-Business Manager 4. ALLAN
45 Square Dance Club Ig Band I,2,3,45 YFC Club l,2,35
and the Seven Dwarfs" 45 Football Ig Intramural Sports
4g Intramural Volleyball 35 Intramural Bowling 3, LARRY
Chorus I,2,3,45 Mixed Ensemble 45 Music Clinic 35 All-State
Biology Club 3,45 Science Club 45 Band l,2,3,4, Saxophone
4 Nat'I Honor Society 3,45 Nat'I Honor Student 2,35 Girls
f FFA 23. ROSE ANN ELLIOTT f FHA 25 Square Dance
4 Treas. 45 GAA 3,45 Rooters' Club 3,45 Declam Contest
Sports I,Q,3, EDDIE PATRICK ENGELS4 Baseball I,Q,35
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GAA Student Council 35 Anokan Co-editor 4g Nat'l Honor Soci-
ety 3,45
Ensemble 3,4, Mixed Ensemble 3,4, Vocal Solo 45 YFC I,2,45 Square Dance Club Ig FTA 3,45 Rooters' Club
lg Anolcadettes 2,3,45 Honor Student 4. GERALD GORDON ERICKSON-Intramural Sports I,2,3, JULIE
ERICKSON -Band 23,45 Anokadettes 2,3,45 GAA I,3,45 Latin Club lj ETA 3,45 JRC 2,35 Biology Club 2,3,
45 Rooters' Club Aj Square Dance Club Ig Student Council 3. RODNEY BRYANT ERICKSONAFFA 2,3,4,
KEN ROBERT ERNST- Intramural Basketball I,2,3,4, Volleyball ,I2,3,4, Bowling 23,45 Square Dance Club
Ig Football I5 Basketball I,2, PATRICIA ANN EARRELLf GAA I,35 Trietts Girls Club.
2,3,4, Saxophone Solo Q,3,4, Saxophone Quartette 2,3,45 Chorus 23,45 Girls'
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HOWARD NILES FERRY- Baseball I5 GLORIA IRENE FIDELDY- FHA 3,45 Library Club 35 Speech 35 Hallo-
ween Window Prize 35 Anokan Staff 4. JAMES EDWARD FIELDSWFFA 2,3,4. EDWARD PETER FIETEK.
GERALDINE ANN FOELL-Debate I,2,45 GAA I,2,35 FTA 2,3,45 Anoka Hi-Line I. PRISCILLA LORRAINE
FOLLRATH-Library Club I,2,35 FTA 3,4. PATRICIA KAREN FOSTER-Band I,2,3,4, Drum Ensemble 3,4,
Anakadettes 2,3,45 Debate I,25 Spanish Club 2,35 FTA 3,45 Thespians 3,45 District I -act Play Contest 35
"Importance ol Being Earnest" 35 "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"-Student Director5 Anokahi 3,45
Anakan 45 YDFL 45 Square Dance Club I5 Sub-District Declamation Contest 35 JA 45 Girls County 3.
ROLAND JAMES FOSTEReScience Club 3,4, President 4, V-Pres. 35 Biology Club 2,3,4. ROSANNE MARIE
FRANTZ. JANICE ANN FREDRICKSON-Square Dance Club Ig Rooters' Club 45 Library Club 4. LARRY
PHIL GADOLA-A Club 3,45 Basketball I,25 Intramural Sports I,2,3,45 Baseball I,2,3,4. MICHAEL FLOYD
GALLAGHER-Track I,2,3,45 Football l,2,35 Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling I,35 Croscountry 45
A Club 4. RONALD DUANE GARDIN -Band I,2,3,4, Anokadettes 2,3,4, Cornet Trio 35 Stamp Club I,2,3.
SUSAN ANN GAYDA-Band l,2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 YRC 45 Declamation Contest 3,45 "Christmas Rose" 3,
"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" 45 Square Dance Club .lj Rooters' Club 2,35 FTA 4. GLORIA KAY
GERBER-Chorus I,2,3,45 YFC I,2,3,45 GAA 'lj Raaters Club I. CAROL SUE GIBSON-GAA l,2,3,45
Chorus I,2,3,45 FTA 45 Anokan Stat? 45 Square Dance Club I5 Raoters' Club 2,3,4. EUGENE HARRY GIBSON
- Elk River High School: Football 2,35 Hockey 2,35 Baseball 35 Intramural 2,35 Junior Class Play 3. MARILYN
MAE GOODRICH - Band I,2,3,45 YFC 2,3,45 JRC 35 Anokahi Staff 3,45 Flute Trio 3,4, Chorus I. GLORIA
.l.EANNE GRANT-FHA 2. JUDY ANN GRANT-GAA 2,3,45 Spanish I and II 2,35 Biology Club 25 Latin
I Club lg Rooters' Club 45 Anoka Staff 4, VERNE KENNETH GREENLEE-Chorus 2,3,4, Boy's Ensemble 45
Thespians 2,3,45 District Speech Contest 3,45 Debate Ig YRC 45 "Stalag l7" 25 Business Manager-"Impoi1
tance of Being Earnest" 35 Anokohi Photographer 2,35 Anokan Staff 2. SUE MARIE GREGERSON-GAA
I,2,3,45 Rooters' Club I,3,45 JRC 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council I,45 Class Secretary I5
Cheerleader 3,45 GAA Council 35 Chorus I,2,3,4. JERRY DUANE GROSSNICKLE-Track I,25 Stamp and
Coin Club I,3,45 Intramural Bowling, Basketball, Volleyball 3,4. ELIZABETH ARRENA GUSTAFSON -Library
Club 2,3,45 GAA 25 JA 45 JRC 2,35 Anokan Staff 4,
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LARRY P. GADOLA
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DUANE E. HERMAN
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JOYCE L.
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JEAN M. HAMMOND
JEFFREY M. HANEY
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CAROL M. HANSEN
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AIRIC ALAN HAHN -Square Dance Club I, Stamp Club I,4, YFC 3,4. JOYCE LAURENE HALVERSON-
Sophomore Queen, Bigford High School. JEAN MARIE HAMMOND-JA 3, Chorus 2,3,4, JRC 3, Biology
Club 3, Anokahi 3,4, GAA 3,4, FHA 3,4, YFC 3, Rooters' Club 3,4, Square Dance Club I, Anokan Staff 4.
JEFFREY MONTGOMERY HANEY. LESLIE JOAN HANEY-FTA 4, Librarian 4, JRC 4, Council 4, FHA 4,
Rooters' Club 4, JA 4, Winter Homecoming Attendant 3. CAROL MAE HANSEN -Anokohi 3,4, FHA 2,3,4,
GAA 3,4, Library Club 3, Honor Student 2, "I Speak for Democracy"-Second Place Winner 3, JRC 4,
YFC 2, Square Dance Club I, Rooters' Club 3. MARVIN HENRY HANSON-Stamp and Coin Club 2,
Volleyball-Intramural 3, Audio-visual 3. RICHARD JOSEPH HATTEN-Science Club 4, Boys' County
Representative 3. CONNIE MAE HAYES -JRC 3. NANCY JEAN HEDTKE. THOMAS ANDREW HEIE- YDFI.
3,4, V-Pres. 3, Chairman 4, JA 3, Treas., JRC I,2,3,4, Council 3,4, Square Dance Club I, FFA 3,4, Anokahi
3,4, Anokan Staff 4, Chorus 2,3,4, Band 3,4, Latin Club I. NANCY JANE HENNING-Chorus l,2,3,4, Girls'
Ensemble 2,3,4, GAA I,2,3,4, Council 3,4, Sec., Anokahi 3,4, YFC 2,3, YRC 2,3, Library Club 3, Spanish
Club 3,4, Class Pres. 4, Football Homecoming Attendant 4, Rosters" Club 2,3,4, Nat'I Honor Society 3,4.
SHELDON DEAN HERDINE - Intramural Sports 4, Stamp and Coin Club 4, Anokan 4, Square Dance Club I.
DUANE EDWARD HERMAN-FFA 2,3,4, BEN HARRISON HILL-Square Dance Club I, Intramural I,2,
Track I. BERT HODGMAN. LESLEY JOYCE HOEL-Band 2,3,4, Debate 2, YFC 4, Sec. 4, Anolian 4,
Anokadettes 4. MARLYS FAY HOKANSON -YFC 2,3,4, FHA 2, GAA 3, Library Club 3. HARVEY RICHARD
HOVIND-FFA 2, Wrestling I,2, NORM LOWELL HOVIND- Bowling l,2,3, Intramural Sports I,2,3, Foot-
ball l,2. GARY HARLAN HUGHES-Track 2,3, Intramural Sports I,2,3,4, Square Dance Club I. KATHLEEN
ANN HUGHS- FHA 2, Library Club 2,3, GAA 2, JA 4. DELORES EDITH HUNT- FHA I,2,3, Library Club
2,3,4, FTA 4, JRC 4, Rooters' Club 4, "The Birds Christmas Carol" 4, Anokan 4. JOYCE ANN HUNT-
Square Dance Club I, FHA 2,3, FTA 3,4, Spanish I and II 3,4, Treas. Spanish l,3, Anokan 4, Rooters'
Club 4.
HARVEY R HOVIND
JOYCE A HUNT
ABBY A HUSTON KAREN J. HUSTON
JUDY J JAMES KAY D. JARNIG
MICHAEL R. HUSTON ALLEN 5, HYATT
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-Library Club 25 Stamp and Coin Club 3,45 FTA 2. MICHAEL ROLEY HUSTON-Band I,2,3,45 District
Music Contest 2,3,4. ALLEN BURTON HYATT-Football I,2,3,45 Basketball manager 253,45 A club 3,45
Intramural sports I,2,3,45 Nat'l Athletic Scholarship Society 3,45 Anokahi 45 Anokan 45 Latin Club I. JOANN
BEVERLY JACOBSON-GAA l,45 FHA l,2,45 JRC 45 FTA 4. JUDY JEAN JAMES-GAA 45 Thespian 45
Anakahi 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 JA 45 Rooters' Club 4.'KAY DIANE JARNIG - GAA I,2,3, Library Club I,25
Stamp and Coin Club 3,45 YRC 45 JRC 2,35 Spanish Club 3,45 Biology Club 2,35 Science Club 3,45 Anokahi
3,45 YFC 2,3. ARTHUR JOHN JAWORSKI. CHARLES LAWRENCE JOHNSON-Football l,2,3,45 Basketball I,25
Track I,2,35 A Club 2,3,4, Sec. 45 Student Council 3,45 Intramural sports I,2,3,45 "Twas the Night Before Christ-
mas" 3, Square Dance Club l. GAYLE LEE JOHNSON - Spanish Club 2,3. MARILYN JOHNSON - Anokahi
staff 3,4, Co-editor 45 GAA 2,3,4, Council 3,4, Sec. 35 Chorus l,2,3,4, Girls Ensemble 3,4, Mixed Ensemble 45
Thespian 3,4, Declamation 3,4, "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" 4, "When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet" 4,
"Not Even a Mouse" 45 Student Council I5 FTA 45 Nat'l. Honor Society 3,45 Jr. Class Sec. 35 Girls' County
Rep. 3. WARREN EDWARD JOHNSON - FFA 2,3. CAROL LYNN JONES-Talent Club I5 GAA 2,3,45 Chorus
I,2,3,45 Library Club 45 JRC I,35 Anokan stolif 45 "Radio Jumble" 35 YRC 45 Rooters' Club 2,3545 Square
Dance Club I. MARVIN LLOYD JONES- Intramural Bowling, Volleyball I,2,3,45 Debate 25 Square Dance
Club I. JAMES ROBERT KARI-Band I,2,3,4, Treas. 4, State Contest 3, Anokadettes 3,45 Football 3,45
Basketball I,25 Baseball l,35 Intramural Sports I,2,3,45 A Club 45 Film Operators 3, RAYMOND KEGLER-
Baseball 253,45 Intramural volleyball 2,35 Square Dance Club I. JANICE FLO KEILLOR- FHA I,25 FTA 3,45
Library Cub 2,3,4, Sec., 35 Chorus I5 Rooter's Club 45 Anokan stat? 45 Homecoming attendant 3. DENNIS
BYRON KILLMER-FFA 3,4. JAMES CARL KISH-Intramural basketball 3,4, bowling 2, volleyball 3,45
Nclt'l Scholastic Art Contest 3. SHIRLEY ANN KOHLER - FHA I. ROBERT WAYNE KOLBY. KENNETH HERBERT
KOST-Football I,2,3,45 Wrestling I,2,3,45 Baseball I5 Nat'l Athletic Scholarship Society 3,45 Band 45 A
Club 2,3,45 Intramural sports I,2,3,4. KAREN JUNE KROGH -GAA 45 Biology Club 2,45 Latin Club I5 YFC
I,2,35 Square Dance Club I5 Rooters' Club l,45 JA Treas. 3,4. CAROLYN ANN 'KUNZ-FHA l,2,3,45
YFC 3,4.
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KAREN J. KROGH
CAROLYN A. KUNZ
MARILYN A. JOHNSON
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MARVIN L. JONES
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Club 35 JRC, Secretary I, Rooters' Club I,2,3,45 JA 45 Square Dance Club I. WILLA JEAN LABOUNTY-
Thespian 2,3,45 Anokahi Stott 3,45 Anokan Stat? 45 GAA I,2,3,45 Rooters' Club 2,3,45 "Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs" 4, "When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet" 4, "The Christmas Rose" 35 "Trouble or Nothing" I.
THOMAS LAHN - Anokan Co-Business Manager 45 Rooters' Club 45 Latin Club I5 Square Dance Club I5
Intramural Sports I,2,3,45 Thespians 3,4. AUDREY JEAN LAPLANT - FTA 3,45 GAA I,2,45 FHA 2,35 JRC 35
Spanish Club 25 Square Dance Club I5 Rooters Club 2. SHIRLEY ANN LARSON-Football Homecoming
Attendant 3 FHA 2,3. PATRICIA JOANN LAWRENCE - Library Club 3,45 YFC 4. KEITH FREDRICK LEIDER -
Football l,2,3,45 Baseball I,2,3,45 Hockey l,2,3,45 A Club 2,3,45 Intramural Volleyball, Basketball I,2,3,45
Basketball I. PHYLLIS JOANN LEITTE-Rooters' Club I,25 Square Dance Club I5 JRC I,35 JA 4. DENNIS
GARY LENZ. FRANCIS JOAN LEWIS-YFC I,4, Quiz Team 45 Anoka Hi-Line I5 Debate I,25 "Trouble or
Nothing" I. DONALD BURTON LIVGARD-FFA 2,3,4, V-Pres. 35 Intramural Sports 3,4. PAUL WARREN
LOMMEN-Band 2,3,4, Anokadettes 2,3, Music Contest 2,3,45 Biology Club 3,4, V-Pres. 45 Tennis 2,3,45
Football 25 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Film Operators Club, 35 Crass-Country 3,45 Band V-Pres, 4. KAY LA
RAE LUCHSINGER-GAA 2,3,4, Council 3,45 Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Ensemble 3,45 JRC 3,4, Council 3,45 Stu-
dent Council 3,4, V-Pres. 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Basketball Homecoming Attendant 2, Football
Homecoming Queen 45 Anokan Stal? 4. SHARRON MARIE LUKE - GAA 2,3,4, JRC 3,45 FTA 2,3,45 Chorus I5
Square Dance Club I5 Rooters' Club 45 Anokan Staff 45 Latin Club I. JIM LUND-Tennis I,2,3,45 Football
I,2,3,45 Wrestling I,45 Intramural Sports I,2,3,4. GARY MAAG. JERRY RICHARD MACGLOVER-FFA
2,3,4. JO ANN MADSON - Band I,2,3,4, Twirler 3,45 Rooters' Club 3,45 FTA 3,4, Historian 45
Square Dance Club I5 JA 45 GAA I,2,3,4, Council 3,4, Treasurer 45 Student Council 3. GEORGE
MAGNUSON - Stamp and Coin Club I,25 Intramural Volleyball 2,35 Student Council 2. ROSORA GAY
MALLERY - FHA I,3. MARIA MANUELA MARQUES - Spanish Il, President 4, Spanish Club V-Pres. 45
GAA 45 Choir I5 Sports Club I,35 Dancing Club I,2,35 Gym Club I,2,3. JANIS JANAE MATHIES - FHA
I,2,35 GAA 45 Thespians 45 YDFL 45 JA 4, Sec.5 Spanish Club 2,35 Chorus I5 Rooters' Club 45 FTA 2,3,4.
V-IILLIAM MATTHEWS A Football I,2,3,45 Wrestling 2.3.4.
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JIM LUND
ROSORA G. MALLERY
GARY MAAG
MARIA M. MARQUES
JERRY R. MACGLOVER JO A MADSON
JANIS J. MATHIES WILLIAM V MATTHEWS
DAVID C MEISTER LINDA I. MERHIY LAVONE D. MERRICK JON M. MESSER MARY A MEYERS
LESLIE R MICHAELSON DALE D. MILNER MARILYN L. MOODY JULIE R. MOORE JANICE C MORPHEW
DAVID CLYDE MEISTER- Football I,2,3,45 A Club 3,45 Track 3,45 Baseball 25 Intramural Basketball and
Volleyball I,2,3,45 National Athletic Society 3,45 Class V-Pres. 25 Student Council 4. LINDA IRENE MERHIY
- Chorus I,2,3,45 Biology Club 2,3,4, Pres. 3, Sec. 45 Anokan Stott 45 Science Club 25 GAA 'I,2,3,45
National Honor Society 3,45 YDFL 4, V-Pres. 45 Student Council 45 JRC 35 FTA 4. LAVONE DELLEEN
MERRICK-Library Club I,2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 FHA 2,3, Butler High SchooI5 Chorus I,2, West High5 JA
2, Sec. 2, West High5 Spanish Club 2, West High. JON MICHAEL MESSER - Student Council 3,45 Football
I,2,35 Wrestling l,3,45 Track I,3,45 Crosscountry 45 A Club 3,45 H Club 2, Hutchinson5 Wrestling 2, Hutch-
inson5 Track 2, Hutchinson. MARY ANN MEYERS- FHA I,2,3,45 YFC 2,3,-45 Library Club 3,45 JRC 35 FTA
3,4, Anokahi 3,4. LESLIE RICHARD MICHAELSON -Chorus l,2,35 Square Dance Club I. DALE MILNER-
Intramural Sports 2,3,4. MARILYN LOUISE MOODY. JULIE RUTH MOORE - Anokan 45 Band l,2,3,4,
Anokadettes 3,45 Latin Club I5 JRC 2,35 Science Club 45 GAA 45 YDFL 45 YFC I,2,3,45 Debate I5 Square
Dance Club I5 Biology Club 45 FTA 2,3,45 "Trouble or Nothing" lp Anoka Hi-Line I5 Rooters' Club 45
Honor Student 4. JANICE CAROL MORPHEW - Anokahi Business Staft 3,45 FHA l,2,3,4, Parliamentarian
35 Library Club I,2,35 JA 2,3,4, Sales Manager 35 Thespians 45 Chorus I. SHARON ELAINE MOTT-
Chorus I,2,3,45 Library Club 3,45 YFC 4. CHUCK MULLEN- Intramural Basketball I,2. TOM MURPHY-
Intramural Sports l,2,35 Audio'visual 4. GARY THELLAR NELSON-Football Co-manager 2,3,45 Wrest-
ling Manager 2,3,45 Intramural Sports I,3,45 Nat'l Athletic Scholarship Society 2,3,45 A Club 2,3,4.
GRANT EARL NELSON-Wrestling 2,3,45 Football Co-manager 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 A Club
2,3,45 Nat'I Athletic Honor Society 2,3,45 Square Dance Club I. KAREN NELSON-FHA I,2,3,4, Pres.
I5 FTA 3,45 Library Club I5 Square Dance Club ly GAA 45 JRC I,25 Roaters' Club 4. KENNETH RAY-
MONDNELSON-Baseball I,2,3,45 Basketball I,2,45 Football I,2,3,45 Intramural I,2,3,45 A Club 2,3,4.
SHERRY BETH NELSON -JRC I,2,35 FTA 2,3,45 FHA 2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 JA 4, Asst. Treas, 45 YDFL 35
Square Dance Club li GAA I5 Roaters' Club lp Library Club 3. CAROL NEMETH-FHA I,25 Rooters'
Club I5 GAA I5 Library 25 Anokahi 3,4. HAROLD FREDERICK NESENSON-Spanish Club 3,45 Film
Operators Club 4. DAVID JOHN NESS-Intramural Bowling 2,3, Intramural Basketball 2,3, Intramural
Volleyball I,2,3,4. DENNIS WARREN NYROP-Football I, Intramural Sports 2. PATTY ANNE O'DON-
NELL--Spanish Club 35 FHA 25 Square Dance Club I. DOROTHY LIND OLSON-Cheerleading 3,4,
B Squad Cheerleading 25 Anokahi Staff 3,45 Anokan 45 GAA I,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,4, Sec. 35 JRC
2,3,45 Chorus I,2,3,45 Roaters' Club I,2,45 Square Dance Club I.
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SHERRY B. NELSON
CAROL A. NEMETH
HAROLD F. NESENSON
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GARY L. PHELPS
DENNY L. POTTER
DALE R. POWELL
JUDY V. PRESTIN
RICHARD D. K. OLSON
NANCY A. PAGE
ROSEMARIE O. PALMER
JON D. PEARSON
MARLYS PEKULA
GARY E. PETERSEN
MEREDITH A. PETERSEN
.HM L. PETERSON
RICHARD DARYLL KNUTE OLSON - Football l,2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 A Club 2,3,45 Square
Dance Club I5 Hockey 25 Chorus I5 Anokan Staff 45 Film Operators 2. NANCY ANN PAGE-Band 3,4,
French Horn Solo 3,4, Brass Sextes 4, Horn Quartet 45 GAA l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Science Club 2,3,45
Biology Club 3,45 JA 45 Sec. 45 Square Dance Club lj JRC 35 Rooters' Club 3,45 Anokahi Stat? 3,45
Anokan Stott 4. ROSEMARIE PALMER- FHA I,2,3,4, Treas. I, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Spanish Club 2,3, Sec 35
YFC 35 Library Club 45 Anokan Staff 4. JON DOUGLAS PEARSON-FFA 2,3. MARLYS PEKULA-FHA
I,2. GARY EVAN PETERSEN-Band l,2,3,45 Intramural Volleyball 3,4, Basketball 45 Stamp and Coin
Club 3,45 YDFL 3,45 YFC 3,45 FTA 4. MEREDITH ANNE PETERSEN- Thespians 3,4, Sec. 45 FHA l,2,3,45
FTA 3,45 YFC 45 YRC 4, V-Pres. 45 JRC 45 "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" 45 Library Club 2,3,45
GAA I,3,45 Square Dance Club I5 Rooters' Club 3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Anokan Staff 4. JIM LEONARD
PETERSON -Basketball l,2,3,45 Football 45 Track l,2,3,45 A Club 3,45 Anokan Stal? 45 Intramural Sports
I,2,3,4. JUDITH MERRIL PETERSON-Anokan Co-editor 45 Nat'l Honor Society 3,45 Honor Student
3,45 Thespians 45 YFC I,2,3,4, Reporter 45 Chorus I,2,3,4, Soloist I,2,3,4, Mixed Ensemble 2,3,4, Girls'
Ensemble 2,3,45 FTA 2,3,45 Band I,2,3,4, Band Rep. 3, Anokadettes 2,3,4, Sec. 4, Drum Maiorette I,
Instrumental Soloist 2,3,4, Saxophone Ensemble 2,3,45 "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" 4. ELIZABETH
ANN PETTY-Chorus l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 FTA 2,3,45 Library Club 2,3,45 Biology Club 35 Square Dance
Club lg Rooters' Club 2,3,45 YFC I5 Anokan Staff 4. GARY LEE PHELPS. DENNY LEE POTTER-Square
Dance Club I5 Intramural Volleyball 25 B. Squad Basketball 2. DALE POWELL-Square Dance Club I5
JA 3. JUDY VIRGINIA PRESTIN - Square Dance Club I5 Library Club 35 JA 35 YFC 2,3. JAMES CHARLES
PRODAHL-Chorus I,45 Square Dance Club I. DENNIS EDWARD QUIGLEY-FFA 2,3,45 Intramural
Basketball 4, Volleyball 4. MARY MAXINE QUINLAN-GAA lp Chorus I5 Art Club I. DAVID MICHAEL
RAND. JANICE VIDA REMUS-Sub-district Speech Contest 35 JRC 45 Library Club 25 Ushers Club 25
Paper Staff, Princeton 25 GAA I5 Honor Student 3,45 Christmas One-Act Play 4. MARY ANN RICHARDS-
Square Dance Club I5 FHA 25 GAA 25 JRC 25 Anokahi 3,4. JERRY ARTHUR RICHARDSON -Track l,2,3,45
Football I,25 Chorus I,2,35 Intramural Sports l,2,3,45 Crosscountry 4. MARILYN ELIZABETH RODEN-
GAA I,2,3,45 Raoters Club l,2,3,45 JRC 35 Anokahi Staff 35 Square Dance Club I5 FTA 35 JA 3. ANNA
MARIE ROGERS-Square Dance Club I5 Rooters' Club 4. DARLYNNE LORETTA ROGERS-Square Dance
Club I5 Latin Club 1,25 Spanish Club 3,45 Roaters' Club 4.
JAMES C PRODAHL DENNIS E. QUIGLEY MARY M. QUINLAN DAVID M. RAND JANICE V REMUS
MARY A RICHARDS JERRY A. RICHARDSON MARILYN E. RODEN ANNA M. ROGERS DARLYNNEL ROGERS
cAIzoLYN IzosELAND PHYILIS c. RUSTAD ROBERT Ie. RYBAK DENNIS E. RYDELL DIANE E RYDHOLM
DON Ie SALTER DON D. SAMBORSKI WILLIAM A, SANDEN CAROLE D. scHAIcs MARY Io SCHANHAAR
CAROLYN RUTH ROSELAND-YFC 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,4. PHYLLIS CECEILIA RUSTAD-Spanish Club
25 YFC 2,35 FTA 2,3,45 JRC 2,3,45 FHA 25 Anokahi Staff 3,4. ROBERT RYBAK-Intramural Sports
I,2,3,45 FFA 2,3.4. DENNIS EDWARD RYDELL-Square Dance Club I5 Intramural Volleyball 2. DIANE
EDITH RYDHOLM-Chorus l,2,3,45 Art Awards 2,45 .IA 45 Library Club 45 JRC 4. DON RAY SALTER-
Student Council l,2,3,45 Football I,2,35 Stamp Club 2,3. DON DAVID SAMBORSKI. WILLIAM ARTHUR
SANDEN. CAROLE DANA SCHAKE- Bank 2,3,45 YDFL 45 Square Dance Club I5 Rooters' Club I, GAA I.
MARY JO SCHANHAAR-Band 2,3,45 Clarinet Quartet, 3,45 Student Council 45 Anokahi Stott 45 Anokan
Staff 45 FTA 2,3,4, Treos. 45 GAA l,2,3,45 Thespian 45 JRC 25 Rooters' Club 2,3,45 Square Dance Club I.
STEVEN PORTER SCHENK-Band I,2,3,4, Drum Ensemble 3, Anokadettes 2,3,45 Chorus I,2,3,4, District
Chorus Contest Solo 2,3, State Chorus Contest Solo 253, Boys' Ensemble 2,3,4, Mixed Ensemble 45 Thespians
3,45 Debate I,2. ROCHELLES LYNN SCHLAGEL-GAA l,2,3,45 FHA 45 JRC 3,4, Sec. 3, Treas. 45 Hockey
Cheerleader 45 Square Dance Club I5 Student Council 25 Sub-District Speech Contest 35 Rooters' Club 3,4.
PATRICIA ANN SCHNARR-GAA 25 Library Club 35 FHA 2. RICHARD SCHOEBEN-Intramural Sports
'l,2,3,45 Football I,2. BEVERLY ANNE SCHROEDER--GAA I,2,35 Chorus I,35 FHA I,2. PATRICIA ANN
SCHRQEDER. SHARON LEE SCHULTZ. DENNIS WAYNE SCHUMACHER-Biology Club 3,45 Intramural
Volleyball 2,3,4, Bowling 3,-4. GLADYS MARIE SCHWAB-FHA 25 GAA l,2,3. SANDRA KAY SCOTT-
FHA 2,35 Library Club 3. KARYN JOYCE SETHNEY. ELEANOR MAY SHAW-GAA 25 FHA 3. VALORIS
FAY SHOWALTER-Library Club 3,45 FHA 2,3,45 .IA 3.
PATRICIA A. SCHROEDER
SHARON L. SCHULTZ
DENNIS W. SCHUMACHER
GLADYS M. SCHWAB
SANDRA K. SCOTT
KARYN J. SETHNEY
ELEANOR M. SHAW
VALORIS F. SHOWALTEI
CAROLYN B. SCHARBER
STEVEN P. SCHENK
ROCHELLES L. SCHLAGEL
PATRICIA A. SCHNARR
RICHARD SCHOEBEN
BEVERLY A. SCHROEDER
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JOHN F. STEELE
CAROL A. STEGORA
JAMES H. STEWART
DUANE A. STRAND
JEANNE M. STROUSE
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KENNETH L. SLYZUK
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BARBARA LEE SKINNER-Square Dance Club I, GAA l,2, Rooters' Club 4, JRC 3,4, JA 3. KENNETH
LEE SLYZUK-FFA 2,3, Farm Shop 3, Film Operators 2,3,4. SUSAN MELANIE SMITH-Square Dance
Club I, Chorus I,2,3,4, FHA I, GAA I, Rooters' Club 4. DAVE SONNEMAN-Football I,2,3,4, Track
2,3,4, A Club 3,4, Intramural Volleyball, Basketball 2,3,4. LAVERNE MARION SONTERRE-Home Ec
Club I, GAA I,2, Square Dance Club I, Rooters' Club 2. WANDA MARIE SONTERRE-FHA 3. ROGER
HENRY SPANO-Latin Club I, V-Pres. I, Square Dance Club I, V-Pres. I, Football l,2,3,4, Intramural
Sports, I,2,3,4, Science Club 3, Film Operators 4, Tumbling 2,3,4, A Club 4, Track 4. MAUREEN
SPENCER-GAA 2,3, FHA l,2,3, Library Club 3, .IA 4, Treas. 4, Rooters' Club 4, JRC 2, Square Dance
Club I. ALEXANDER DANIEL SPRINGER- A Club 2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Track 2,3, Hockey Manager 2,3,
Intramural Sports l,2,3,4, Stamp and Coin Club l,2,3, Film Operators Club l, Square Dance Club I,
All Suburban Conference Football Team 4, Honorable Mention All State Football Team, JA 3,4, Pres. and
V-Pres. 3. JOHN STEELE. CAROL ANN STEGORA-Anokan Stat? 4, Anokahi 3,4, GAA 3,4, Council
Member 4, JRC l,2,3,4, Pres. I, Council Member I,2,3,4, Library Club I,2,3,4, FTA 3,4, National Honor
Society 3,4. JAMES HARRY STEWART-Tennis 2,3,4, A Club 2,3,4, Biology Club 2,3, Intramural Sports
I,2,3,4, Football l,2, Track I, Square Dance Club I, Stamp and Coin Club I, Boys State 3, National
Athletic Scholarship Society 3,4. DUANE ALLEN STRAND-Chorus 2,3,4, YDFL 3,4, Biology Club 4,
Boys Ensemble 4, "Trouble or Nothing" I. JEANNE MARIE STROUSE-Library Club I,2, Home Ec Club
l,2, Rooters Club I, Square Dance Club I, JA 4, JRC I, Chorus I. H. EUGENE SWEET. LEON DALE
SWING- Intramural Sports I,2, Football 3. JOYCE ELAINE SZYPLINSKI -GAA 2,3, Library Club I,2,3,4,
Pres. I,4, FTA 3,4, FHA l,2,3, Clas Treas. I, Rooters' Club 4, Spanish Club 2,3, V-Pres. 2, Pres. 3, YDFL 3,
JRC 2,3, Square Dance Club I, Student Council I. JOHN KARL VILHO TAMMI - Hockey I,2,3,4, Captain
4, Student Council Treasurer 4, Class Treas. 2, Class V-Pres. 3, Class Pres. 4, Thespian 4, Crosscountry
4, Football 2,3, Intramural Sports I,2,3,4, Square Dance Club I, Sec. I, National Athletic Scholarship
Society 2,3,4, A. Club 2,3,4, A Club Treas. 4. SUSAN MARGARET TEXTOR-Student Council l,4, Sec. 3,
Pres. 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Latin Club I, FTA I,2,3,4, AFS 3, Chorus l,2,3,4, JRC 3,4, .IA 3, National
Honor Society 3,4, Anokahi 3,4, Anokan Staff 4, Thespian 4. EDDIE LLOYD THURSTON-Intramural
Sports I,2. ANN MARIE TITTERUD-Student Council 4, Sec. 4, FHA 2,3,4, FTA 4, Anokahi 3,4, Anokan
Staff 4, YFC 3,4, Latin Club I, Rooters' Club 4. MARILYN JEAN TOMMERDAHL-Latin Club I, YFC
I,2,3,4, V-Pres. 4, Library Club 3, Anokahi 3,4. ROBERT D. TUFFOR -Football l,2,3,4, Basketball
l,2,3,-4, Track l,2,3,4, Anokahi 3,4, Anokahi Sports Editor 4, National Athletic Scholarship Society
3,4, A Club 3,4, Pres. 4, Intramural Sports I,2,3,4. SHIRLEY JEAN VAN HORRICK- FHA 2,3,4.
H EUGENE SWEET LEON D. SWING JOYCE E. SZYPLINSKI JOHN K. v. TAMMI SUSAN M TEXTOR
EDDIE L THURSTON ANN M. TITTERUD MARiLYNJ.rOMMERDAHL ROBERT D. TUFFORD sHiRi.EYJ VAN HORRICK
FRANCIS WAGAMON CHRIS WAGNER WANDA R. WALTON ANNE M. WARD ROSEMARY WARHOL
DICK WATSON MARY J. WATSON SHARON A. WEATHERLY GEORGIA G. WELLBERG TOM J WELLHAUSEN
FRANCIS WAGAMON -Columbia Heights High School, Band I,2,3,4, Superior Rating Sax Solo, Sax Quar-
tet. CHRIS WAGNER- Football I,2,3,4, Wrestling 3,4, Dist. I6, 175 lbs. Class Champion 3, Track 2,3,4,
A Club 3,4, Intramural Sports I,2,3,4, "Christmas Trimmings" 4, Thespian 4, "Trouble or Nothing" I.
WANDA RAE WALTON -GAA 2,3,4, FTA 2,3,4, JRC 3,4, Rooters' Club 3,4, Latin Club l, Square Dance
Club I. ANNE MARIE WARD-Band 2,3,4, Anokadettes 2,3,4, Woodwind Ensemble 2,3, Anokahi Busi-
ness Manager 4, Staff 3,4, GAA I,2,3,4, Council Member 3, "A" Squad Cheerleader 4, "B" Squad
Cheerleader 3, Latin Club I, Sec. I, Square Dance Club I. ROSEMARY WARHOL- Forensic League 2,3,
JA 3, Ecownais I, FTA I. DICK WATSON-Class President 2, Student Council 2, A. Club 2,3,4, V-Pres.
3, Nat'l Honor Society 3,4, Football I,2,3,4, Co-captain 4, Basketball I,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Intramural
Sports l,2,3,4. MARY JEAN WATSON-"A" Squad Cheerleader 2,3,4, GAA I,2,3,4, Student Council
2,4, Class Sec. 4, JRC 3,4, Council 4, FTA 3,4, Anokan Staff 4, Football Homecoming Attendant 4, Rooters'
Club 'I,2,3,4, V-Pres. I, .Thespians 4, "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," "Just What They Wanted"
4, Square Dance Club I, Chorus I,2,3,4, Anoka Hi Line Staff I, Latin Club. SHARON ANN WEATHERLY.
GEORGIA GAYLE WELLBERG-JRC 3,4, Band 3,4, GAA 2, Library Club 3,4, YRC 4, Pres. 4, YFC 2,
Latin Club I, Girls' State 3. THOMAS WELLHAUSEN-Football I,2,4, A Club 4, Intramural Volleyball
I,2,3,4, Student Council 3,4, "Christmas Trimmings" 4, Class Treasurer 3. JAMES WARREN WELLS-
Intramural Basketball l,2,3, Bowling 3, Square Dance Club I. RO'NNIE FREDRICK WIELE-Intramural
Sports 2,3,4. RODNEY MARVIN WILSON-Wrestling I,2,3,4, Regional Champ. 4, Suburban Conference
Champ. 3, District Champ. 3,4, A Club I,2,3,4, Intramural Sports I,2,3,4, Football I,2. MARIANNE
WINTER-Student Council I,3,4, Nat'I Honor Society 3,4, Girls' State 3, Chorus I,2,3,4, Accompanist
2,3,4, Anokahi 3,4, Anokan 4, Band 2,3,4, Anokadettes 2,3,4, Drum Maior 4, Pres. 4, Council 3,4, Piano
Solo l,2,4, GAA I,2,3,4, Treas. 3, Rooters' Club 3,4, FTA 4, Parliamentarian 4, Square Dance Club I,
Science Club 3,4, V-Pres. 4. MARJORIE ANN WOJCIECHOWSKI - FHA I,2,3,4, GAA 4, JRC 4, YRC 4, FTA
4, Rooters' Club 4. NANCY CAROL WOLFF. PATRICIA ANNE WOLFF-GAAI, Square Dance Club I,
Biology Club 2,3, Library Club 2,3,4. BARBARA LEE WRIGHT-Rooters' Club 4, Spanish Club 2,
Square Dance Club 2. JOHN PAUL WURZINGER- Biology Club 2,3. MICHAEL ZIEGLER. DAVID JAMES
ZOPFI -Tennis I,2,3,4, Wrestling 3, Hockev l,2, Biology Club 2,3,4, Science Club 3.
PATRICIA A. WOLFF
BARBARA L. WRIGHT
JOHN P. WURZINGER
MICHAEL J. ZIEGLER
DAVID J. ZOPFI
JAMES WELLS
RONNIE F. WIELE
RODNEY M. WILSON
MARIANNE WINTER
MARJORIE A. WOJCIECHOWSKI
NANCY C. WOLFF
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WILLIAM PATEREK
DAVID THORNBERG
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Classes
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Vice President, Dave Hyllengren, Fresiaenr, rere nen-
zian, Secretary, Nicky Kerpin, Treasurer, Karen Brown.
The Junior class stepped right into school activities
this year. Members of the class ioined clubs and ac-
tively participated in athletic events.
One "A" squad cheerleader and four "B" squad
cheerleaders led their class in cheering for the teams.
The high point of the winter sports season was the
Winter Homecoming Dance which the iuniors spon-
sored.
Juniors were busy in their classes, too. In addition
to regular classroom tests, they all took the Iowa
Tests of Educational Development and the College
Aptitude Test. College-bound students took the Schol-
arship Qualifying Test and the National Merit Schol-
arship Test. Trying to answer the questions on these
tests quickly shrank any swelled heads which they
might have had. In between tests they showed their
natural love of a good time by "accidentally" blow-
ing up the chemistry sinks, singing cowboy songs in
English class, or "forgetting" their textbooks so they
would have to share books with a friend.
In the spring the iuniors really stepped into action.
They received their class rings. The halls were filled
with groups of juniors and seniors comparing rings.
Naturally the iuniors had the best rings in the school's
history. The class also elected members to the Na-
tional Honor Society and chose delegates to Boys'
and Girls' State.
The Junior-Senior Prom in May was the biggest
social event sponsored by the juniors. They worked
very hard on a gay and festive dance which will al-
ways be remembered by the iuniors and seniors who
attended.
At last, they passed their final exams and became
seniors. Next year they will be the "big wheels" of
the school. But they were sure that there would never
be another year quite like their iunior year.
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FIFTH: D. Cuhel, B. Hording, P. Benzion, J. Green, C.
Tennison, M. Dickenson, K. Seibert, G. Worble, THIRD:
SECOND: B. Chopmon, S. Bokken, E. Ness, K. Stock,
K. Erickson, B. Krcimoliscl-i, K. Moron, J. Jones.
FIFTH: D. Snyder, B. Pedersen, B. Lyke, D, Carter, D.
Anderson, R. Steiner, R, Johnson, B. Hogen. THIRD: J.
Swenson, SECOND: M. Collins, K. Peterson, S. Hunt, D.
J. Stromberg, M. Krous, D. Vetsch, D. Jergenson.
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Stickney, C. Jocoloson. FOURTH: T. Kuhlmey, J. Adams, A. Johnson, T
M. Kohout, L. Schroeder, D. Menter, B. Higgins, G. Bennett, D. Moron
B. Loska, J. Sollberg, D. Wennerlund. FIRST: S. Eggleston, P. Antolick
McNomorg, E. Krouse, K. Hippy. FOURTH: S. Conklin, L. Rosine, R.
Benson, S. Wildo, E. Wilson, G. Koiser, R. Richardson, B. Pierce, E.
Schultz, M. Larson, T. Hermes. FIRST: K. Peterson, J. Durand, B. Demors,
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FIFTH: E. Nelson, J. Baker, C. Pratt, M. Shadick, L. Axilson, H. Ellefson. FOURTH, J. Olmscheid, T. Tronson, J. Collison, J. My
ren, D. Gale, M. Jost, R. Bouley. THIRD: J. Blesi, P. Ashe, G. Dunn, G. Davis, J. Christensen, D. Schommer. SECOND. K. Wol
Ium, E. Johnson, G. Burchett, S. Garnhart, N. Brauch, C. Ziegler, M. Kemske. FIRST: S. Robbins, R. Blue. P. Murphy, P. Neinius
S. Lowenstein, C. Nold.
FIFTH: G. Mark, M. Buchholz, G. Peterson, G. Vogel, W. Swanson, T. Stuck, B. Jacobson. FOURTH: P. Mclnnis, W. Hoffarth
W. Dill, J. Jirasek, R. Selin, K. Isaacson. THIRD. M. Jost, J. Jorgensen, P. Richards, J. Bourdeaux, J. Fields, B. Lepinske, M
Sundquist. SECOND: R. Bumgarner, K. Lasley, C. Sorenson, J. Jaworski, V. Showalter, B. Grace. FIRST: K. Miller, L. King, M.
Lero, R. Paddock, S. Huston, S. Kulclish, R. Wolff.
Julie Bryan is trying to prove to Mr. Goodrick
that there is more than one way to solve this
problem.
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Jean Fields is shown doing what you would expect
her to be doing in a speech class - giving a
speech I I
FIFTH: G. Howe, G. Peltzer, T. Price, D. Rainbow, W. Wesi, D. Magers, B. Huber. FOURTH. B. Johnson, M. Fideldy, C. O'DonneII
J. Gertz, A. Wesvlund, D. Worn, G. Craig. THIRD: R. Peterson, D. Bouley, G. Green, P. Petty, N. Kerpen, S. Brellenthin, K
Lemm. SECOND: B. Harmon, D. Koivulc. L. Cecka, S. Geriz, D. Murrell, J, Huebner, J. Knoll. FIRST: I.. Peterson, C. Ridlon, J. Jor
dan, J. Sandager, B. Lufsky, S. Beck, J. Bryan.
FIFTH: D. Kulenkomp, D. Bickford, G. Beckman, B. Norberg, D. Meyers, J. Peterson, R. Brown. FOURTH: E. Koehler, J. Weeks, M
Iverson, G. Gilleen, D. Hyllengren, T. Johnson, S. Allen, J. Campbell. THIRD: G. Lindsrcm, M. Nelson, D. Hyaft, T. Woodward, V
Jen, A. Follraih, L. Blesi. SECOND: B, Scharber, E. Merhiy, K. Ortfell, C. Long, J. Cose, V. Rubis, M. Michaels, J. Jepsen. FIRST
B. Evchaner, M. Kurschen, D. LoBonne, D, Kinch, V. Torgerson, A. Doberstein, G. Steinlein.
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FIFTH: B. Gustafson, S. B. Elwood, K. Campton, G. W. Edwards, G. Carlson, D. Gustafson, R. Hammond. FOURTH: B. Trombley,
B. Gonyeo, D. Johnson, T. Freer, K. Slcrandies, D. Fideldy. THIRD: S. Sassor, S. Houghton, M. Titterud, L. Donner, B. Lea, C
Beckenbach, J. Legg. SECOND: J. Olson, J. Ingalls, D. Brown. D. Moyer, K. Swearingen, D. Chosen. FIRST: J. K. Anderson, M
Sanden, J. Mead, C. Henning, P. Featherston, K. Horn, B. McAdam.
FIFTH: R. Gamm, D. Erickson, B. Leger, G. Pearson, H. Morphew, D. Dean, C. Mead. FOURTH: M. Corrigan, F. Sanford, D
Prahl, B. Sand, J. Poate, D. Olsen. THIRD: J. Halverson, K. Stone, J. Anderson, C. Bromley, R. Bauer, F. Hoffarth, D. Carroll
SECOND: C. Hutchinson, H. Holland, C. Johnson, J. Peterson, C, Noble, R. Dehn. FIRST: D. Erickson, B. Olson, B. Weber, A
Kisor, J. Runquist, M. Lewis, M. Gunther.
FIFTH: K. McCall, R. Jackson, B. Hayford, T. Sullivan, F. Walton, B. Youngquist, J. Sroga. FOURTH: G. Hauft, J. Dedrick, S
Larson, B. Walker, J. Christensen, R. Sullivan. THIRD: B, Pederson, M, Mevissen, B. Paulson, S. Harrier, S. Cooner, W. Peterson
N. Mattson. SECOND: A. Rundle, C. Scheonrock, M. Stahlberg, S. Burquist, J. Miller, M. Rahl. FIRST: P. Erickson, D. Bell, M
Nemeth, A. Taylor, C. Guntzel, J. Zajic, P. Smith.
FIFTH: B. Huber, D. Magers, J. Swankier, C. Peterson, S. Draheim, B Hayford, C. Norberg. FOURTH: M. Taylor, D. Hovind
R. Sweezo, B. Larson, R. Michealson, A. Maxhimer, W. Barnacle, E, Stone, THIRD: F. Bruno, R. Heidelberger, D, Houck, D
DeForest, T. Eychaner, D. Bebeau, C. Burns. SECOND: T. Kessler, J. Swenson, J. Sundeen, R. Peterson, R. Crapser, E. Crossen
J. Elliott. FIRST. B. Ridge, J. Hazewinkel, J. Warhol, D. Grace, G. Olsen, R. Lehn, S. Heim.
FIFTH C Samuelson L Wheeler D Scharber J Hammans C McKusick J Huston, K. Nelson. FOURTH: J. Olson, E. Green-
inger B Sorteberg J Pearson M Trentine K Larson THIRD D Mattson U Sawvel, K. Brown, B. Mozis, M. Mead, J. Stroh-
meyer D Flor SECOND D Peterson J Moey M Holm B Hughes J Slobeck M. Buchholz. FIRST: B. Hagen, J. Wiggs, M.
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nestly concentrating as Mr. Froiland ex-
plains the use of the Avogadro number in
chemistry.
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The graduating class of 1961, this year's Sopho-
mores, entered into the activities of the year as the
youngest students in the school. Although they felt
lost in the beginning after the big step from Junior
High to Senior High, they soon learned to find their
way around the halls to their classrooms, the lunch-
room and their auditorium seats. Before many weeks
had passed they became well acquainted and had
settled down to the serious business of studying.
The class was headed by Eugene Wolffe, president,
Don Rainbow, vice-president, Pat Englund, secretary,
and Terrie Pt1eider, treasurer. Representatives were
also chosen from each English class to help make up
the Student Council.
Two of their proiects for the year included decor-
ating a float for Homecoming and sponsoring a
dance.
Sophomore school spirit was led by Terrie Pf1eider
and Pat Englund, two peppy "B" squad cheerleaders.
Also they had many boys on the "B" squad football
and basketball teams.
Aside from athletic activities, members of the Soph-
omore class were kept busy with the all-school-play,
band, and chorus, Cwhich, by the way, they almost
monopolized.l.
They anxiously awaited their junior year when they
would no longer be the under-dogs, but we're sure
they will always remember the year 1958-1959 as
a most memorable school year.
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President, Eugene Wolfte, Vice-President, Don Rain
bow, Treasurer, Terrie Pfleider, Secretary, Pat Eng
lund.
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FIFTH: R. Erickson, T. Tapanila, R. Bickford, D. Pearson, A. Thomson, D. Martin, P. Gage. FOURTH: D. Mack, A. Lieden, K. Kin-
ley, R. Ridge, J. Swenson, E, Schroeder. THIRD: B. Rudenick, P. Berg, S. Ven Huizen, D. Peterson, M. Pulley, G. Strand, B. Olson
SECOND: D. Campbell, B, Flint, L. Rasmussen, J. Carpenter, M. Larson, S. Bengtson. FIRST: K. Dill, S. Wood, S. Martin, P
Hoftarth, S. Craig, S, Nott, J. A. Johnson. Q
FIFTH: H. Marker, B. Cleveland, S. Levine, K. Kukar, L. Zimmermann, C. Bobendrier, P. Mork. FOURTH: S. Miller, D. Davenport
J. Dedrick, B. Helland, E. Jepsen, M. Hiller. THIRD: T. Pfleider, K. Nelson, K. Richards, K. O'Connor, S. Goodrick, N. Bliss, V
Erickson. SECOND: R. Hadley, 5. Noon, J. Buckholz, C. Steinbrecker, J. Ekker, J. Keller. FIRST: L. Swanson, N. Kirchner, E
Bauer, J. Miller, S. Nieters, S. Follrath, M. Mills.
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FIFTH: L. Banfield, B. Grise, J. Freeburg, R. Grace, R. Nelson, K. Wellman, J. Tillotson, B. Pittman. FOURTH: M. Robbins, G.
Gorham, T. Schroeder, D. Hovet, T. Goodrick, B. Stewart, G. Beck, F, Petersen, H. Working. THIRD: J. Crysler, J. Jackson, G
Johnson, J. Sundeen, D. Ekerholm, G. Gabrick, R. Liter, G. Gengler. SECOND: B. Frank, S. Wentlond, A. Stull, D. Nist, D. Dan
ner, D. Berrett, F. Erickson, K. Dickman, J. Wahl, FIRST: O. Kost, A. Kollergis, C. Strohmayar, S. Sodmon, B, Peterson, J. Lund-
gren, C. Wheeler, S. Bloom.
FIFTH: M. Bennett, T. Owen, G. Caswell, R. Peort, B. Skinner, J. Hoag, T. Look. FOURTH: G. Swanson, A. Bebeau, D. Johnson,
B. Joniok, S. Pedersen, N. Billstrom. THIRD: A.-Spencer, D. Hodimon, R. Goodin, C. Palmer, K. Fields, J. Lund, J. Olsen. SECOND:
B. Loge, J. Rohn, C. Rustod, R. Doly, C. Fassett, C. Hunt. FIRST: D. Peterson, K. Brodway, D. Rohl, K. Dahlmon, J. Huseth, S
Mozis, J. Johnson.
FIFTH: P. Albinson, G. Tyler, D. Nagy, T. Napier, A. Hedtke, K, Barnes. FOURTH: D. Danielson, Y. Larson, A. Kost, D. Kasell,
J. Adams, S. Smith. THIRD: D. Broadbent, E. Meister, C. Whitehead, D. Owens, L. Constantine, G. Pierson. SECOND: G. Nelson,
R. Jerwers, M. Quigley, P. Englund, J. Syring, J. Schlemmer, M. DeMars. FIRST: M. Leakas, J. Wold, E. Schneider, D. Sonden, D.
Ritchie, H. Ehrnreiter,
FIFTH: T. French, D, Pearson, D. Lincoln, L. Lasley,, D. Frozee, B. Bunker, D. Jakawiclc. FOURTH: G. Sutherland, D. Brandt,
J. Wangler, D. Tellers, D. Hill, R. Beach. THIRD: J. Johnson, J. Walton, S. Miller, K. Brask, R. Trayer, J. Hulbert, M. Jensen.
SECOND: S. Olson, M. Engles, J. Stegora, V. Holm, J. Orr, A. Cutter. FIRST: J. Runquist, M. Weber, P. White, S. Lachinski, J.
Lea, S. Paterek, J. MacGlover.
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Gene Woltte and James Strouse are pointing
out the differences in wing formation of the vari-
ous species of ducks,
Janice Cloutier, Margaret Behnke, Ronnie Cass,
Joanne MacGlover, and Elizabeth Meister are bus- f
ily preparing themselves for duties as tomorrow's
homemakers.
FIFTH: S. Peterson, T. Lehn, D, Nelson, R. Pelkey, J, Rootes, D. Bulen, M. Kallc. FOURTH: C. Quinehan, M. Olson, C. Larson, D.
Kessler, D. DeForrest, J. Cloutier. THIRD: M. Schake, G. Waolery, E. Morrow, G. Bauer, M. Carter, J, Erickson, M. Behnke.
SECOND: E. Robinson, D. Moser, D. Pipenhagen, L. Hanson, G. Berg, R, Eischbach. FIRST: J. Ness, S. Kresal, P. Allen, D. Stone,
C. Johnson, K. Niebercall, C. Thorkelson.
FIFTH: L. Mozey, D. Anderson, N. Edgarton, D. Downing, J. Hofler, R, Blesi, P. Andberg. FOURTH: P. Bennet, K. Lund, R
Nelson, C. Sand, C. Livingiston, C. Blaese. THIRD: B. Springer, R. Loren, D. Soucy, E, Kesller, L. Hathaway, D. Murphy, J
Strouse. SECOND: G. Adams, T. Luchsinger, D. Sonterre, J. Cudd, K. Schuly, R. Pariseau. FIRST: L. Peterson, P. Rodgers
M. Geisinger, M. Cashman, K. Graber, E. Kegler, R. Peterson.
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FIFTH: D. Lee, B. Russell, P. Titterud, R. Butler, R. Stegora, S. Erickson, J. Christison. FOURTH: E. Wolfl, J. Knoll, C. Gundlach
R. Marsh, D. Anderson, D. Roseland. THIRD: J. Erickson, J. Helinski, D. Hoskin, D. Peterson, G. Sonterre, J. Herman, D. Brown
SECOND: C. Sorenson, L. Blackburn, R. Trail, R. Szczesniak, S. Rasmussen, D. Groess. FIRST: L. Blesi, D. Otto, K, Getchell, C
Vigness, D. Dengel, K. Smith, J. Kolby.
FIFTH: J. Atkins, J. Garmen, H. Woehnker, R. Swing, D. Swanson, D. Rainbow, J. B. Erickson, M. Lynch, D. Ostlund. FOURTH
R. Ricker, J. Sheets, E. Koch, D. Maness, F. DeJarIais, L. Olson, E. Eyrich, W. Carlson, G, Claessen. THIRD: T. Flurey, P. Nelson
J. Gilbertson, M. Mumm, C. Baglo, M. Graham, A. Prozinski, J. Krszizanick, P. Orttell. SECOND: D. Anderson, C. Russell, B
Huss, M. Getchell, J. McNurlin, D. Hathaway, D. Hudson, J. Kovar, B. Wells. FIRST: B. Breckenridge, G. Krough, G. Mullen
P. Chapman, D. Szyplinski, S. Bebean, D. Warnke, D. Bach, I. Peigler, J. Paulson, S. Gardin.
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to be enjoying iheir work with the lathe
in metal shop.
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"The meeting will come to order." These were the
well-known words of the Student Council President,
Duane Blaska.
Members of the council included representatives
from each English class, five members of National
Honor Society, and the two foreign exchange stu-
dents, Maria Marques, and Asif Beg.
This year two delegates were sent to the state
workshop and two to the state convention. They came
back with many new ideas that helped improve the
council.
The council sponsored two beautiful homecomings
and was able to get a fruit machine put into the cafe-
teria after much discussion and debate. They amend-
ed the constitution to meet the changes in school life
and financed the AFS by their spring car wash.
Omcers Duane Blaska, Kay Luchsinger, Ann Titter-
ud, and John Tammi can look back on a very suc-
cessful year.
Secretary, Ann Titterud, Treasurer, John Tammi, President, Duane
Blaska, Vice-President, Kay Luchsinger.
FIFTH: C. McKusick, J. Tammi, L. Cutter, J. Hoag, B, Pedersen, Blaska, J. Messer, L. Carlson, T. Wellhausen. FOURTH: J. Swenson, D.
Salter, D. Brown, P, Mark, D. Rainbow, C, Johnson, R. Altenweg, J. Blesi, M. Winter. THIRD. L. Merhiy, M. Schanhaar, D. Moyer, S. Textor,
A. Beg, C. Palmer, T, Price, J. Campbell, S. Larson. SECOND: C. Guntzel, P. Richards, S, Gregerson, T. Pfleider, A. Titterud, J. Elliott, J.
Jackson, C. Bobendrier. FIRST: D. Erickson, L. Swanson, M. Dorholt, D. Mattson, P. Englund, J. Johnson, J. Pearson, K. Luchsinger, V. Rubis.
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Luchsinger J Anderson FIRST M Cashman, P. Haney, S. Huston, K. Brown.
Causing much excitement and interest each school
year, is the annual Junior Red Cross enrollment drive.
Each class tries to outedo the other by persuading the
students to give their money to a worth-while cause.
Besides the enrollment drive, JRC also made table
decorations for hospitals, window displays, writing
portfolios, and last but not least, the gift chest.
Leading the club this year was President Joe Blesi.
He was helped by the other officers, the council, rep-
resenting members from each class, and Miss Melby,
Advisor.
Each summer Anoka sends some of its members to
the JRC camps. Much is learned at these camps, and
the members came back with many good ideas.
Students participating in JRC, not only get a
chance to help in these projects, but also get a per-
sonal satisfaction by knowing they are helping people
throughout the world.
THIRD J Collison R Foster J Bless SECOND S Kuklish, J. Edgarton, J. Anderson. FIRST: B. Harmon, J. Moore, N. Page.
"Anyone interested in science?" This was one of the ques-
tions that was asked the students of Anoka High early in
the fall of the year. Those interested were asked to join the
Science Club, organized for the purpose of increasing their
knowledge of science.
Although Sputnik was not one of its main proiects, the
Science Club had a hard time finishing its telescope which
has changed hands for the third year. Many of the mem-
bers had previously been working on it during the summer
in a futile attempt to finish the lens, one of its many parts.
Besides working on'the telescope, the club also saw in-
teresting films, received much information about cutting
and polishing agates, and heard special speakers.
Calling each meeting to order was President Roland
Foster, who was assisted by Marianne Winter as Vice-Pres-
ident, and Janice Anderson as Secretary-Treasurer. Helping
the members with his advice was Mr. Froiland.
A round-up picnic was planned to celebrate the success
of the year.
Secretary-Treasurer, Janice Anderson, Vice-President, Marianne Winter, Pres:
dent, Roland Foster.
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Secretary, Linda Merhiy, Treasurer, John Collison, President,
Gail Kaiser, Vice-President, Paul Lommen.
Does visiting a college and museum sound like the Biology
Club? Well, to your surprise those were just a few of the under-
takings this past year. It was the purpose ofthe club to get mem-
bers acquainted with the Biology Department.
Early in the year the club toured the Museum ot Natural His-
tory, which everyone thought was very interesting. Visiting Mac-
alester College was next on the agenda. Members investigated
the school facilities and attended classes in which they were in-
terested. Students received much helpful information from this
trip.
Guest speakers, interesting films, overnight trips, banding birds,
and delicious dinners including frog legs and grosshoppers, were
other programs and proiects of the club.
Because of the increasing membership of the club and its ac-
tivities, President Gail Kaiser, and the advisor, Mr. Wagner, can
look back on another successful year.
FIFTH ROW: J. Campbell, S. Smith, D. Cuhel, D. Strand, K. McCall, J. Atkins, R.
Foster, M. Shadick, P. Lommen. FOURTH ROW: G. Houft, G. Gilleen, J. Cline, J.
Swenson, J. Collison, C. Bobendrier, G. Kaiser, B. Anderson, J. Moore. THIRD ROW:
K. Krogh, J. Erickson, A. Huston, C. Bloese, L. Merhiy, C. Bromley, B. Cleveland, J.
Jackson, B. Pederson. SECOND ROW: E. Merhiy, C. Sorenson, G. Bauer, D. Davenport,
D. Zopfi, D. Schumacher, B. Springer, J. Erickson, J. Edgarton, G. Swanson. FIRST
ROW: P. Rodgers, B. Peterson, S. Kresal, J. Rohn, J. Heie, C. Steinbrecker, M. Carter,
C. Hunt, M. Schake, N. Page.
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FIFTH: J. Herman, J. Krszjzaniek, R. Richardson, B. Siewciri, D. Anderson, M, Lynch, J, Garmen, J. Knoll, FOURTH: K. Dick-
man, M. Jensen, L. Zimmermann, J. Crysler, M, Mevissen, J. Halverson, D, Danielson, G. Adams. THIRD: R, Hadley, D. Broad
bent, G. Woolery, J. Jackson, J. Orr, A. Spencer, D. Moyer, J. Jawarski. SECOND: E. Kegler, S. Noon, M. Hamann, M. Kraus
G. Burchefi, R. Paddock, i. Peigler. FIRST: C. Ridlon, K. Dill, J. Ness, K, Peterson, P. Allen, E. Eggleston, J. Sandager, L, Swan
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"Noche de paz, noche de amor," could be heard throughout the
school around Christmas time as the Spanish Club carollers sang the
beautiful Spanish Christmas carols which they had learned as one of
their proiects tor the year. Gaily decorated pinatas hanging from the
ceiling lent an atmosphere of Old Spain to the festivities at the annual
Christmas party.
Singing Spanish songs, studying Spanish culture, and trying to learn
more about Spanish customs played a large part in creating in the
students a real interest in their Spanish-speaking neighbors. Verbs and
idioms became more interesting as they discovered the exciting back-
ground and history of the Spanish people, and learned how many ot
our neighbors to the South use the Spanish language.
Under the enthusiastic leadership of Mrs. Hunt, the Spanish Club
always takes an active part in school affairs, entering a float in the
Homecoming Parade each year, and usually walking ott with a prize.
Because so many students were interested in Spanish this year, a
club was organized in each ot the Spanish classes. To make the work
more interesting and effective, the groups all met together under the
capable direction of Sue Textor, President. Maria Marques served as
Vice-President, Karen Peterson as Secretary, and Eileen Kegler handled
the monetary affairs.
FIFTH: G. Lindstan, D. Warn, J. Benson, B. Pierce, M. Butler, D. Cuhel, C. McKusick, D. Dean, K. McCall, FOURTH: B. Sorte
berg, M. Kemske, E. Merhiy, S. Textor, M. Lewis, J. Elliott, G. Kaiser, J. Legg, M. Titterud. THIRD: J. James, D. Olson, S. Bakken
B. Larson, S, Miller, D. Peterson, S. Harrier, J. Karen Anderson, C, Bramley. SECOND: J, Hunt, P. Cashman, C. Roseland, K
Erickson, D. Jergenson, S. Gornhart, S. Brellenthin, B. Grace, J. Zaiic. FIRST: J. Jordan, D. Rogers, N. Henning, M. Marques
G. Olson, J. Bryon, D. Otto, E. Johnson.
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son, Librarian, Peggy
Haney, Parliamentarian,
Pat Cashman, Treasurer,
Mary Jo Schanhaar, Sec-
retary, Nicky Kerpen, His-
torian, Jo Madson, Parlia-
mentarian, Marianne
Winter, Vice-President,
Janice Anderson, Presi-
dent, Bill Brock.
Climbing rapidly in membership this
year was the Bertha Gow Chapter of the
FTA. Under the guidance of President Bill
Brock, and advisors, Miss Anderson and
Mr. Nelson, the club acquainted its mem-
bers with their future occupation.
Films, pamphlets, and special speakers
from various colleges were only a few
of the many ways in which the students
received a better insight into the qualifi-
cations and responsibilities that must be
met by teachers.
Seniors of the club were given the op-
portunity to go into the Anoka schools to
try their hand at teaching and see if they
had the patience that is required.
This club has helped many students in
deciding their future careers and has giv-
en them the knowledge and desire they
need to become the teachers of tomorrow.
FIFTH ROW: J. Moore, G, Petersen,
M. Butler, D. Cunel, M. Winter, P.
Benzian, B. Brock, T. Heie. FOURTH
ROW. C. Stegora, J. Bauer, S. Tex-
tcr, M. Watson, S. Davis, J. Szyp-
Iinski, E. Petty,-J, Keillor. THIRD
ROW. J. Bourdeaux, D. Hunt, J.
Jones, N. Kerpen, D. Wennerlund,
D. Moyer, M. Kemske, S. Gayda.
SECOND ROW: S. Garnhart, J.
Heubner, K. Luchsinger, J. Anderson,
M. Schanhaar, S. Luke, M. Lewis, C.
Bromley. FIRST ROW: P. Cashman
J. Hunt, P. Haney, J. Madson, A.
Ward, M. Canfield, P. Follrath, K.
Wollum.
FIFTH ROW: C. Erickson, D. Warn,
M. Petersen, B, Jacobsen, J. Peter-
son, A. Westlund, K. Nelson.
FOURTH ROW. M, Collins, P. Rich-
ards, R. Carpentier, J, Bauer, D.
Hyatt, G. Kaiser, J. Jacobson, J.
Erickson, THIRD ROW: P. Foster, J.
Mathies, J. Foell, A. Titterud, M.
Wojciechowski, J. Sallberg, J. Jar-
gensen, SECOND ROW: A. Kisor, K.
Erickson, D. Mattson, S. Huston, P.
Rustad, C. Gibson, R, Bumgarner, J.
Zaiic. FIRST ROW: K. Peterson, S.
Eggleston, G. Olsen, M. Meyers, M.
Dorholt, J. Bryan, G. Burchett,
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It you have ever been in the school on Wednesday mornings at
8:l5, you may have heard choruses coming from the speech room,
the meeting place of the Youth for Christ club. Other activities you
may encounter at one of their meetings, might be a Bible quiz, a
special speaker, or an interesting film.
During the year, club members and their friends attended Youth
for Christ rallies in Minneapolis on Saturday evenings. They also
held many parties after some of the football and basketball games.
With the advice ot Mr. Hochstetter, and Karen Erickson, President,
the club promoted Christian fellowship. .
Treasurer, Marlys Hokanson: Reporter, Judy
Peterson, Vice-President, Jim Blesi: Presi-
dent, Karen Erickson: Secretary Marilyn
Tommerdahl.
ison, G. Lindstam, A, Westlund, M. Hokanson, L Berry, G. Petersen, M. Butler, M. Petersen. FOURTH: J. Peterson, S.
Orttel, B. Anderson, J. Moore R. Richardson, N. Bonde. THIRD: C. Scheonrock, J. Huebner, S. Mott, M. Dickenson, F.
lliott, A. Titterud, C, Erickson. SECOND: C. Roseland, P, Smith, C. Kunz, L. Hoel, R, Hadley, K. Erickson, G. Gerber,
Brown, R. Peterson, G. Olsen, J. Stromberg, M. Meyers, B. Kramolisch, J. Anderson, M. Tommerdahl, G. Woolery.
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K Huston, J. Blesi, A. Beg, G. Gilleen.
Do you know what a First Day issue or a foreign
cover is? It you were a member of the Stamp and
Coin Club, you would have to know, otherwise you
might tail one of Mr. Buehler's stamp knowledge
quizzes.
lt you would have gone to one of the Tuesday
morning meetings in the shop oftice, you would have
heard President Gary Petersen call the meeting to
order. At their meetings the Stamp ahd Coin Club
often had trading sessions where members could
trade their valuable stamps and learn more about the
various phases of stamp collecting.
Stamp collectors feel their hobby is worth while
because it gives them knowledge of the world and
fills many leisure hours.
It possibly during the month of Octo-
ber you saw some unfortunate boy doing
push-ups and walking like a duck on the
school lawn, you probably saw an initi-
ate of F.F.A.
This club does more than initiate candi-
dates all year because they took part in
nine different iudging contests at the dis-
trict and regional levels and managed to
qualify four judging teams tor the state
judging contest at the University farm last
May. Also, in October of this year Dennis
Killmer, Paul Buckholtz, and Kenny Slyzuk
attended the thirty-first annual National
FFA Convention at Kansas City, Missouri.
Charity tor others was recognized as
the chapter did something rather special
this year. The boys raised S57 for Easter
Seals as an aid to build a better Camp
Courage at Annandale, Minnesota.
FIFTH: D. Quigley, B. Russell, H
Ellefson, W. Swanson, S. Erick-
son. FOURTH, D. Roseland, R
Selin, D. Nagy, R. Dehn, R. Ste
gora, D. Anderson, THIRD, J
Christensen, R. Eaton, T. Tronson
J. Helinsky, J. Knoll, SECOND
R. Trail, D. Groess, R. Sweezo
J. Herman, D. Peterson, D. Kill-
mer. FIRST: G. Nelson, L. Black-
burn, K. Slyzuk, D. Herman, D.
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Standing: President,
Duane Herman, Other
otticers: Vice-Presi-
dent, Dennis Killmer,
Secretary, Ron Butler,
Treasurer, Dick Eaton,
Reporter, Ed Schneid-
er, Sentinel, Paul Tit-
terud,
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Titterud, D. Livgard, J. Fields, B
Anderson, R. Butler. FOURTH: G
Peterson, M. Buchholz, B. Born,
B. Rybak, R. Erickson, THIRD: W.
Dill, R. Altenweg, P. Buchholz,
R. Keniston, T. Johnson, J. Moc-
Glover. SECOND: R. Heidelberg-
er, B. Hoftarth, G. Sonterre,'J
Peterson, J, Jirusek. FIRST: E
Schneider, J. Wold, L. Blesi, R.
Breyen, J. Peterson, J. Miller,
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Secretary Diane Jorgenson Song Leade-r, Barbara Anderson, President, Rosemarie Palmer, Vice-President Merlee Butler Re
porter Mary Fudeldy Points Chairman, Ann Titterudp Historian, Norma Bonde, Parliomentarian, Kathy Wollum
The Christmas Tea held every year with the Library
Club was one ot the most important events of the
Future Homemakers of America. As always, the girls
put lots of time in on this proiect to produce a lovely
tea for their mothers. Also, in an effort to increase
their treasury fund, the girls held bake sales and sold
ice cream. ,
The FHA meetings always got started with the
creed, which you no doubt would have heard if you
happened to be passing the Study Hall on Tuesdays
after school.
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The district meeting held at Long Lake this year
was well represented by the Anoka Chapter. The
girls received a small trophy tor contributing the most
to the camp fund.
Something new was tried this year. Members com-
municated by letter 'fo other FHA members in many
parts of Minnesota. By doing so they were able to
learn how other FHA clubs held their meetings and
organized money-making proiects.
All in all the FHA club had a wonderful year under
the leadership of President Rosemarie Palmer, and
Miss Johnson, Advisor.
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FIFTH: B, Janiak, P. Albinson, C. Gundloch, P. Bennet, M. Fideldy, C. Burns, G. Fideldy. FOURTH: A. Spencer, J. Hammond, S
Schlagel, B. Helland, J. Olson, K. Stone, Y. Larson. THIRD: M. Mumm, A. Rundle, K. Brown, M. Jost, E. Greeninger, S. Hunt,
J. Orr. SECOND: J. Buchholz, S, V H ' lc B. W b
an orruc , e er, M. Buchholz, L. Hanson, J. Olson, J. Knoll, K. Richards. FIRST: D.
Erickson, S. Gardin, P. Hoffarth, M. Lero, K. Niebergall, P. Rodgers, C. Hansen.
FIFTH: C. Samuelson, J. M h M P
orp ew, . etersen, J. Benson, K. Isaacson, D. Cunel, M. Butler. FOURTH: B. Chapman, J. Anderson,
D. Hyatt, M. Titterud, B. Anderson, K. Nelson, N. Bo d . THIRD: L, B d
n e on e, M. Woicieciowski, M. Stahlberg, D. Jergenson, P.
Haney, J. Jacobson, C. Johnson SECOND- C Kunz D Vetsch C Nold H Holland R Car entier L Dad C Sorenson A
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rud. FIRST: M. Meyers, S. Eggleston, P. Murphy, K. Wollum, R. Palmer, V. Showalter, V. Showalter.
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Making the interesting and helpful library bulle-
tin boards and keeping the library in shipshape
condition were some of the achievements of the
Library Club.
President Joyce Szyplinski, the other officers, the
members, and their advisor, Miss Goodner, have
given Anoka High a library to be proud of. Besides
working at the desk, the girls took care ot the
many new books, magazines, and newspapers and
tried their best to keep the card tiles in order.
The lighter side of the club's activities included
a silver tea which was given at Christmas time for
the mothers and teachers of the members. This was
one of the most important social events of the
year.
The last event to wind up the year was the an-
nual picnic, which was enioyed by all.
Treasurer, Mary Elmer, President, Joyce Szyplinski, Secretary
Arlene Westland.
FIFTH: J. Baurdeaux, P. Richards, J. Szyplinski, G. Wellberg, G. Claessen, J. Christensen. FOURTH: K. Stack, M. Sundquist, B.
k S M tt C Z' l , J. Jones, THIRD: N. Sawvel, C. Hutchinson, S. Paterek, S. Wentland, D. Szyplinski, S. Kuklish.
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sscowol K. wouum, c. Nold, J. Olson, J. Knoll, M, Nemefh. mast. P. HoHarth, K' Niebefgoll, L. Bisek, C. Jones, V. Tore
gerson, M. Kraus.
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FIFTH. S. Conklin, M. Nelson, M. Elmer, A. Westlund, V. .le-tt, M. lverson. FOURTH: J. Case, P. Petty, E. Ness, J. Erickson, S
Davis, E. Petty. THlRD: V. Showalter, C. Sorenson, B. Breckenridge, M. DeMars, P. Lawrence, J. Anderson. SECOND: E. John
son, M. Mills, S. Olson, P. Smith, G. Stenglein, R. Palmer. FIRST: M. Meyers, S. Gardin, L. Merrick, K. Peterson, S. Eggleston
B. DeMars.
FIFTH: B. Walker, K. Isaacson, M. Petersen, D. Warn, J. Benson, C. Gundlach. FOURTH: S. Harrier, C. Bromley, M. Mevissen
M. Kernske, E. Merhiy, G. Kaiser. THIRD. A. Cutter, E. Morrow, M. Behnke, C. Stegora, D. Barfknecht, C. Scharber. SECOND
K. Schulz, M. Cantield, K. O'Connor, P. Wolff, D. Jergensan, L. Dady. FIRST. P. Murphy, R. Wolff, R. Bumgarner, L. Rasmussen
M. Larson, K. Horn,
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Moore. FIRST ROW: M. Canfield, D. Vetsch, K, Luchsinger, M. Wojciechowski, .l. Cline.
Treasurer, Margie
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Woiciechowslci, Vice-President,
This new club has been organized tor the purpose
of building interest in government and to acquaint
young people with their local, state, and federal of-
ticers. In later years, these young people will be ac-
tive, intelligent citizens, able to vote wisely, which is
an important step in our lives. To achieve this goal,
members heard many speakers and tried to help out
their party.
The oFficers, Georgia Wellberg, President, Mere-
dith Petersen, Vice-President, Kay Jarnig, Secretary,
and Margie Woiiechowski, Treasurer, along with their
capable advisor, Mr. Hass, helped draft the Consti-
tution, which was their maior job this year.
The year was thought a success except for the out-
come of the tall elections.
Chairwoman, Pat Foster, Secretary, Leslie Hoel,
Chairman, Tom Heie, Vice-President, Linda Merhiy,
Treasurer, Mary Carlson.
Campaigning with signs and buttons around elec-
tion time was part of the activities that the YDFL club
actively participated in this past year. Many of these
young Democrats had the opportunity to meet and
speak with important state and local officials at the
DFL rally held early in the year.
Members of this club, led by Chairwoman Pat Fos-
ter, attained a broader view of governmental prob-
lems through meetings, discussions, guest speakers,
and many interesting films.
Everyone in the club obtained a greater under-
standing of governmental affairs and became a bet-
ter, all-around, active citizen. Much of this success
can be attributed to their advisor, Mr. Bell.
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FOURTH ROW. P. Dalhgren, D. Strand, T. Heie, C. Schalce. THIRD ROW: G. Petersen, M. Carlson, L. Merhiy, M. Ahti. SECOND
ROW: L. Hoel, J. James, J. Mathies, P. Faster. FIRST ROW. G. Burchett, B. Harmon, M. Wojciechowski, J. Heie.
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G. Petersen, M. Winter, M. Bennett, K. Wohl. THIRD: C. Nold, G. Bauer, S. Kuklish, S. Smith, C. Vigness
E. Robinson, B. Cleveland, A. Word, J. Hulbert, P. Lommen, J. Jorgenson, J. Kari, M. Konout, C. Shake
J. Jackson. SECOND: A. Kisor, B. Sorterberg, V, Rubis, A. Huston, S. Gaydo, M. Shodick, L. Constantine
M. Cass, J. Edgarton, K. Nelson. FIRST: J. Bryan, J. Sallberg, G. Warble, M. Schanhoar, B. Jacobson
G. Kaiser.
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FOURTH: T. Heie, S. Schenk, S. Peierson, B. Peterson, D. Ostlund, J. Moore, J. Anderson, L. King, M
Collins, P. Foster. THIRD: S. Wood, K. Erickson, N. Poge, J. Peierson, C. Wellberg, P. Dolgren, K. Barnes
J. Stromberg, B. Lorson, H. Working, K. Kosf, A. Duerr, J. Erickson, C. Pratt, D. Nist, M. Bulen. SECOND
J. .Syring, J. Modson, F. Wogomon, C. Erickson, B. Springer, D. Roinbow, L. Hoel, D. Brown, R. Gordin
J. Erickson, D. Olsen. FIRST: T. Look, S. Huston, S. Von Huizen, M. Goodrich, P. Petiy, J. Cline.
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S. Kuklish, G. Warble, M. Goodrich, P. Petty, M. Schanhaar, J.
Madson, J. Bryan, C. Nold, V. Rubis, G. Kaiser, S. Gayda, J. Strom-
berg, C. Erickson, J. Peterson, P. Lommen, J. Cline, J. Edgarton.
The band's "cutest couple," Julie Moore and Allan
Duerr, prepare to march with the Ka-Dets, Anoka's su.m-
mer marching unit.
Brass: M. Huston, J. Erickson, D. Olsen, M. Winter, D. Warn, R.
Gardin, J. Erickson, N. Page, J. Anderson, J. Moore, H. Working,
M. Bulen, D. Nist, S. Schenk.
"E-AND! AT-TEN-TION!" These are familiar words to all
band members during marching season. Leading the band
through their successful season this past year was drum major-
ette, Marianne Winter, preceded by the two perky baton
twirlers, Jo Madson and Butch Cass.
Much time and effort went into each half-time show. For-
mations had to be figured out and then practiced many times,
but even then there was still someone who wondered, "Where
do I ga next?"
"Pick up your feet!" was another favorite expression of the
seniors who liked to show their superiority by yelling .at the
sophomores.
Winning a home football game meant fun to every band
member. They were seen doing a snake dance in the center
of the field after the game with their hats on backwards.
Crazy kids? Maybe, but this was just their way of celebrating
the victory. Marching in the Halloween Parade ended the '58
marching season with a big success.
Anybody interested in buying a magazine? You probably
heard this if you came in contact with a band member during
their annual magazine drive, which helped increase their
funds. This year's band broke all other records with sales
totaling more than 53,900
Next on the agenda was concert season. Many hours of
practice were necessary in preparation for the district music
contest. Also, many ensembles and soloists received A's in the
district and then went on to state where they ably represented
Anoka.
Adding spirit at the basketball games was another assign-
ment for the band, but sometimes the members would get
overly enthusiastic and feel they might go flying off the band
loft onto a cheerleader or iust the plain, hard floor.
For many seniors, being a member of the band has meant
many happy experiences they will always remember.
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J. Tillotson, D. Rainbow, J. Erickson. THIRD: C. Ziegler, D. Rydholm, S. Follrath, C. Bobendrier, G. Mullen
M. Kohout, S. Hiulberg, K. Nelson, N, Henning, S. Mott, S. Textor. SECOND. C. Steinbrecher, S. Gardin
M. Lewis, C. Erickson, J. Peterson, C. Jones, J. McNurlin, S. Wilda, B. Pierce, N. Page, M. Watson
FIRST: D. Davenport, B. Breckenridge, L. King, D. Brown, J. Jones, M. Johnson, B. Cleveland, E. Swenson
E. Jepsen, B. Peterson.
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C. Doy, J. Strouse, H. Working. THIRD: G. Gerber, S. Smith, J. Zoiic, E. Eyrich, J. Kovcr, J. Nordgren
D. Olsen, H. Woehenker, P. Petty, B. Anderson, G. Hcuff. SECOND: J. Hammond, E, Merhiy, L. Blesi,
K. Erickson, D. Olson, L. Merhiy, E. Petty, L. Zimmerman, J. Bduer, M. Winter. FIRST: B. Hellond,
J. Anderson, N. Kerpen, T. Pfleider, P. Nelson, G. Krough, K. Luchsinger, P. Antolick, V. Torgerson.
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Miss Ruth Hallenberg-Director, Carol Bobendrier-Sophomore Representative, Dave
Olsen-Junior Representative, Janice Anderson-Senior Representative.
With Miss Ruth Hallenberg expertly directing them, the chorus again this year spent an outstanding
year and through their fine performances imparted enjoyment to many. Many hours of hard work were
spent in preparing for these concerts. Besides learning and perfecting the numbers, members of the
chorus went through daily warm-up exercises to enable them to sing in tune. They found, with a little
reminding from Miss Hallenberg, that having a smile on their faces also helped them to sing in tune.
When the Christmas spirit filled the air the chorus room was full of excitement. The chorus presented
their annual Christmas concert, singing the well-loved traditional carols, as well as a group of religious
songs. There were also selections by the mixed ensemble, the girls' ensemble, the boys' ensemble, and
soloists.
The members were busily getting ready for the music contests. Besides the soloists that were picked
in local eliminations, the ensembles all participated. In Anoka's fine music tradition they received excellent
ratings. The massed chorus, held in Cambridge, was a fine production, besides being a lot of fun.
The spring concert came around again with all the girls dressed in pretty pastel tormals, and the boys
in their neat-looking suits. They sang both sacred and light-hearted songs. This for the chorus members
was the start of spring.
Presenting their last performance of the year at the Baccalaureate services provided the last step in
the singing of the senior members of the chorus. Not only the seniors, but all the chorus members can
look back on a year of fine accomplishments.
THIRD: D. Olsen, D. Nist, G. Peterson, N. Page, K. Erickson, J. Edgarton, J. Cline, T. Look, M. Shadick, S. Kuklish, L. Con-
stantine, B. Jacobson, B. Peterson, J. Crysler, B. Stewart, F. Erickson, R. Erickson. SECOND: J. Erickson, M. Carter, P. Bennett,
P. Englund, J. Heie, D. Sandeen, J. Hoag. FIRST: D. Davenport, P. Andberg, C. Hunt, S. Miller, B. Cleveland, K. Luch-
singer, J. Jackson, G. Howe, M. Sandeen, C. Steinbrecher, E. Jepsen.
Mr. Kenneth Davenport-Director
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This year an orchestra under the direction of Mr. Kenneth
Davenport was added to the music department of Anoka High
School. The orchestra, composed of about 35 members, most of
whom were sophomores, performed at many various community
affairs throughout the year.
The orchestra began the year with lust strings by playing
chamber music for the P.T.A. As the year progressed, the various
brass and Woodwinds of the band were added, and the orchestra
again played on the program for the P.T.A. They were enter-
tained by the Kiwanis and furnished music at other banquets
during the year.
ln the spring they presented their first concert. They also
went to the district music festival, and as the only orchestra in
the district, they were able to go to the state music festival.
They accompanied choral groups in the city and ended their
year by playing for Baccalaureate.
Even as a new organization the orchestra can look back on a
very successful year. They have had many ups and downs but
have improved themselves very much. With all but one member
coming back next year, they can profit from all that has hap-
pened and look forward to much future success. Thus, a new
step has been added in Anoka's music department.
The Business Managers, Mae Dorholt and Tom Lohn, are busily adding to their resources, while the Editors, Judy Peterson and Carol Erick
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Seen those two girls with the worried looks? Well, if
you have, you know these were the co-editors of the
ANOKAN trying to meet one of their deadlines. At times,
it would have been simpler to have put up beds for the
nights in the school! Those deadlines came so quickly! A
feeling of relief was always felt when the copy was handed
to the publishers.
son, are putting the finishing touches on the annual.
Photographer, Mr. Cliff Wilder. Advisor, Mr. Carroll
Johnson.
In the fall, committees were formed and given assign-
ments. Finding out the activities of all the Seniors, gather-
ing information about the clubs, and then typing it all up
were some of the duties of the staff.
MONEY is a big problem to everyone and especially to
the business managers, Tess Dorholt and Tom Lahn. They
were always selling something, whether it was popcorn at
the concession stands, subscriptions, or ads to the local
businessmen.
During the whole year of planning and putting the
annual out, the editors welcomed the advice of their ad-
visor, Mr. Carroll Johnson, who often helped calm frayed
nerves.
But at the end of the year when the ANOKANS were
issued, the staff forgot all the headaches and remembered
only the good times and sense of pride they felt toward a
. Q lgvy iob well done.
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SPORTS COMMITTEE: Allan Duerr, John Tammi Chrus Wagner BIII Brock Kenny Nelson AI Hyatt Rnchord D K Olson Joan
Bauer Walla La Bounty, Marge Bulen.
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Carol Gibson, Sharron Luke, Pat Cashman, Judy Grant, Rose-
marie Palmer, La Vonne Dady. BELOW-ACTIVITIES COM-
MITTEE: Paf Fosfer, Elizabeth Petty, Meredith Petersen, Janice
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Editors, Marilyn Johnson and Janie Bauer. Business Manager, Ann Ward, and Advisor, Mr. Hochstetter.
"Extra, Extra . . . Nine big issues this year . . . only one more day to buy . . . support your school paper!" These
were familiar slogans last fall when the subscription drive was in full swing.
ln September, the Junior "cub" reporters got the lowdown on writing articles and selling ads. Meanwhile, the
Senior "ace" reporters put together the first issue and wished they could remember all the techniques that Mr. Hoch-
stetter, their advisor, had taught them last year.
To the majority of the student body, it seemed as though the paper came out monthly with no mishaps, but
Marilyn Johnson and Janie Bauer, the co-editors, can remember some problems that often arose.
The journalism bulletin always held interesting "info" for the ANOKAHI workers. There were the inspiring not-
ices about spring advertising that Anne Ward, the business manager, posted for the business staff. There were occa-
sional notes of thanks from the editors and sometimes even "threats" aimed at reporters who had a habit of missing
deadlines.
One day the bulletin board displayed a strange list of Senior staff members under the headings of candies,
cookies, brownies, and cupcakes. This had nothing to do with journalistic terms or nicknames, but rather with the bake
sale. The ANOKAHI sponsored the sale in March and the proceeds went for financing their field trip.
Looking back over the year, the ANOKAHI staff will always remember the excitement of the'days when each issue
came out and the feeling of relief, satisfaction, and accomplishment that came with it.
ADVERTISING COMMITTEE: Sally Huston, Charlotte
Nold, Karen Brown, Mike Shodick, Carol Nemeth,
Karen Nelson, Janice Morphew, Will Peterson.
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STAFF WRITERS: Top to bottom, left to right-M.
Shadiclc, C. Pratt, T. Heie, W, Peterson, C, Jacobson,
D. Rainbow, M. Winter, G. Warble, M. Butler, M.
Goodrich, N. Bonde, B. Jacobsen, D. Warn, S. Hiul-
berg, K. Nelson, D. Hyatt, C. Scharber, J. Bauer, C.
Erickson, G. Kaiser, L. Blesi, D. Wennerlund, J. Jor-
gensen, N. Kerpen, E. Merhiy, P. Petty, J. Bryan, C.
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J. Anderson, N. Henning, M. Schanhaar, B. Chapman,
M. Sorenson, M. Larson, D. Jergenson, P. Rustad, S.
Kuklish, D, Olson, J. Jones, M. Collins, J. Case, S.
Balclcen, K. Brown, J. Sallberg, S. Huston, W. La
Bounty, P. Foster, J. James, M. Richards, K. Erickson,
K. Wollum, S. Garnhart, V. Torgerson, K. Peterson,
M. Meyer, M. Marquis.
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A Beg. SECOND: M Canfield M Schanhclar K Luchsnnger J Anderson C Erickson J Peterson M Tommerdahl FIRST P Cashman P
Follrath, A. Ward, D Olson C Kunz W La Bounty BELOW FOURTH G Peterson G Wellberg R Altenweg M Petersen M Wnnter J
Kari. THIRD: L. Merhuy J Bauer J Remus R Malmgren R Hatten W Walton SECOND J Madson R Palmer J Edgarton L Dady C
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son, J. Peterson, P. Ash, J. Moore, D. Salter, J. Blesi, R. Altenweg. SECOND: N. Page, J. Anderson, M. Schanhaar, M. Johnson,,J. Bauer, M
Watson, T. Textor, G. Kaiser. FIRST: M. Dorholt, E. Johnson, C. Nold, J. Eclgarton, M. Tommerdahl, L. Dady, P. Cashman, A. Ward. BELOW
FOURTH: M. Ahti, D. Warn, M. Winter, D. Rainbow, B. Matthews, D. Blasko, J. Kari, B. Tufford. THIRD: C. Stegora, J. Bauer, J. Remus, R
Hatten, C. Erickson, L. Eckman, D. Dean, J. Richardson. SECOND: B. Kramolisch, J. Elliot, C. Guntzel, K. Brown, D. Olson, N. Henning, K
Luchsinger, D. Hyatt. FIRST: K. Wollum, J. Hunt, R. Palmer, M. Canfield, M. Buchholz, B. Grace, S. Garnhort, J. Bryan. NOT PICTURED: K
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These are iust a few of the many expressions you might hear if you walked onstage during a Thespian play
rehearsal.
The Thespians have financed two plays this year. "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" was produced in No-
vember. This play was based on the children's fairy tale of the same name. An excellent cast was headed by Judy
Peterson, Witch Hex, Joanie Bauer, Queen Brangomar, Pete Benzian, Prince Charming, Marilyn Johnson, Snow
White. Other principle members of the cast were Jeff Hoag and Allan Duerr.
The "Thespers" also did some extra play work around the holidays. Several one-act Christmas plays were put
on for entertainment tor various Anoka organizations. Also, a one-act play was directed by Jim Kern, a student
teacher from St. Cloud State.
Thespians are also experienced make-up artists, electricians, and painters.
Plays, however, are not the only thing Thespians support. They also are active in the State High School League
Speech Contest. Anoka placed 15 superior ratings in the sub-district. Superiors were awarded in the humorous,
manuscript, extemporaneous, discussion, pantomime and memorized oratory.
Of course, all this work could not have been accomplished without the assistance of Lavona Person, club spon-
sor.
FOURTH: P. Benzian, J. Tammi, S. Benzian, R. Hammond, L. Cutter, T. Lahn, J. Hoag. THIRD. J. Remus, J. Bauer, J. Bauer, M. Watson, P.
Albinson, M. Petersen, B. Greenlee. SECOND: P. Foster, J. K. Anderson, A. Beg, M. E. Kemeske, E. Merhiy, J. Peterson. FIRST: M. Johnson, W.
LaBounty, M. Dorholt, D. Mattson, B. Harmon, N. Sawvel, M. Collins.
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J. Hoag, J. Bauer, K. Dickman, E. Johnson, A. Ward, P. Albinson, B. Harmon, M. Collins, C. Guntzel, J. Peterson, E. Merhiy, M. Dorholt
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"Oh, I just know I forgot something!" These were
familiar words to the debaters as they set out on
one of their debate tournaments. These trips took
them to many places such as Fargo-Moorhead, St.
Cloud, Mankato, Macalester, Duluth, Denfield, and
St. Olaf.
The first team consisting of Chris Jacobson, Co-
rinne Guntzel, Doug Rainbow, and Will Peterson
helped bring success to the debate club.
This year a new tournament was started called
the "Round Robin". All the sophomores attended this
meet, which included the cities of Cambridge, Mora,
Princeton, Spring Lake Park, Fridley and Anoka. To
insure the championship of this tournament. Mr.
Jacobson sent Vivian Jett, Terri Woodward, Chuck
McKusick, and Tom Price.
At Hamline the Debate Club took second place,
and at Gustavus Adolphus Tom Price and Chuck Mc-
Kusick received Speaking awards. In the Region 4
tournaments they took second place, to wind up a
very successful year under the direction of Mr. Jacob-
son.
Winners of the District I6 trophy: T. Woodward, V. Jett, C. Mc-
Kusick. Not Pictured: T. Price.
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Sue Textor, Asif Beg, Miss Melby, Leeds Cutter, and Maria Marques talk over all their wonderful experiences which were made possible by
the Foreign Exchange Program.
The American Field Service has provided an opportunity for many students of the United States and
foreign countries to learn about other lands and their people and, most important, to promote good fel-
lowship throughout the world.
Anoka High welcomed two AFS students to our school this year. Entering early in the fall were Asif
Beg, from Pakistan, better known as "Ace", and Maria Marques, from Lisbon, Portugal. Both of them
had to adjust to the students' way of speaking, especially their use of slang terms and their ability to
speak in rapid speed. But it took them only a short time to finally figure this out,
By this time Anoka's own representatives were arriving home after long summers abroad. They were
Leeds Cutter, who had traveled to Italy, and Sue Textor, who had spent the summer in Turkey.
All four of these had the thrill of speaking to the students at the AFS assembly. Much was learned
of activities in the schools in other parts of the world. Filmstrips also showed highlights of their trips.
To raise funds for the AFS the Third Annual Car Wash was held, sponsored by the Student Council.
It was a success and helped fill the "kitty",
Students, especially seniors, at Anoka, will never forget their friendly AFS students who helped make
their year brighter.
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What do members of the Film Operators Club do?
Some students think they only run the proiector for
Elms in the audio-visual room and enjoy themselves
watching the movies.
But aside from this, the members also have
charge of the public address system at the pep
tests and the assemblies. They have the iob of making
the "mike" run in good order.
These boys have a big role to play. Their success
each year can be attributed to their advisor, Mr.
Stimmler, who has given them expert advice and
valuable information.
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D. Hyllengren. SECOND: B. Johnson, A. Hyatt, G. Nelson, J. Freeburg, A. Duerr, J.
Richardson, C. McKusick, D. Rainbow. FIRST: D. Zopti, A. Fcrmes, R. Wilson, R. Peter-
son, G. Nelson, T. Owen, C. Noble. NOT PICTURED: K. Kost, B. Higgins, J. Lund,
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D. Castle. Third: G. Pearson, K. Leider, D. Meister, A. Springer, J. T. Wellhausen. Third: S. Benzian, C. Johnson, R. Nordberg, G. Beck-
Kari. Second: R. Harding, D. Meyer, B. Brock, E. Engles, B. Matthews, man, C- MCKusic, C- PEYSFSOU- 5- NelS0n, G- NelSOl't- Second: W-
K. Nelson. First: B. Johnson, M. Brock, R. Spano, T. Tronson, J. Pederson, P. Benzian, P. McGuire, D. Hyllengren, N. Mattson, K.
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The team that greeted Coach Stan Nelson at the open-
ing of the football season was filled with experienced
backs, but had few linemen with actual playing experience.
They quickly improved, however, and won the second
straight game 40-O over Ramsey. According to Coach Nel-
son, it was "the best game of the season." After losing two
games to the Packers and Mustangs - the only losses of the
season-the "Men of Nelson" really settled down and
played ball.
Coach Nelson is especially proud of the defensive record
of the team. Only twice during the season was more than
one touchdown scored against the team, and the Tornadoes
completely shut out three teams.
Duane Blaska, probably the best player in the Confer-
ence, was named All-State. Dave Castle and Alex Springer
were both rewarded by being named to the All-Conference
squad. Senior tackles Bob Tufford and Chris Wagner, and
iunior fullback Dale Meyer were on the All-Conference
Honorable Mention list.
All in all, the Tornadoes produced an excellent record of
seven victories and two defeats, which tied them with
Moundsview for second place in the Suburban Conference.
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C. Laroque, R. Bickford, R. Kinney, D. Pearson, G. Blanski, T. Gallagher, T. French, E. Kesller, D. Martin, First: T. Luchsinger, J. Hornsby, E.
Wolff, T. Owens, G. Strand, A. Leider, D. Hovet, G. Caswell, J. Rootes.
The young scrappers that kept the varsity fighting for their positions made up the "B" squad football team.
They were out on the field pushing constantly under the hot sun, looking forward to the day when they could par-
ticipate under the lights while the band played and the crowd roared, leading the team to victory.
The biggest hi-light of the year took place in the game with Ramsey. With only forty seconds left to go, Ronald
Kinney threw a spectacular pass down field to Art Thompson who caught it and was downed on the one-yard line.
Gary Beckman, with a very clever quarter-back sneak, plowed his way across the goal line for a victory touchdown.
The boys that deserve a big "back-slapping" are Gary Beckman, Art Thompson, Gary Blanski, John Raiala, and
Gary Strand. These boys, with the help of others, showed a lot of schools what a determined, "never-die" team can
do. If these boys continue to develop and improve, Anoka should have a very excellent varsity team in years to
come.
A lot of recognition is due our two coaches, Mr. Carlson and Mr. Perovich, for making a strong team out of
what appeared to be nothing at the beginning of the season. A few of the boys were experienced, but most of them
hadn't played much football before. The record of four wins, one loss, and one tie shows what a lot of patience, hard
work, and sweat can accomplish.
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and Nancy Henning. Jr. Attendants: Julie Bryan and Sharon
Freeburg, Soph. Attenclaritsz Pat Englurid and Judy Johnson.
Autumn leaves and a giant football wearing a golden crown and bearing the letters " '58 HOMECOMlNG"
made a perfect background for the i958 Football Homecoming Royalty. John Tammi, Master of Ceremonies, began
the program by announcing the attendants as they entered escorted by Jim Kari, Dave Meister, Alex Springer,
Chris Wagner, Dave Castle, and Bob Tuftord. Then, in a swirl of regal maroon robe, Queen Kay Luchsinger and her
trainbearers, Jimmie Luchsinger and Lisa Dreisbach, proceeded down the aisle. A fanfare then heralded the lovely
Queen as she knelt to receive her ofticial title. Co-captain Duane Blaska crowned and escorted her to the throne,
and Bill Brock presented Her Majesty with a bouquet plus a kiss. After Leeds Cutter gave an amusing account of the
Queen's history, Judy Peterson sang the Queen's favorite song, "You'll Never Walk Alone." The cheerleaders then
gave the audience an idea of how the crowd looks to them. Anoka High School's own rock 'n' roll king, Al Hyatt and
his "Black Slacks" entertained the audience with a hilarious skit. Guest speaker, Chuck Weaver, and Mr. Bye gave
suitable speeches and the homecoming coronation assembly was ended with a VICTORY yell.
Homecoming ceremonies then continued with the afternoon parade. Leading the way with peppy marches and
new varied formations was the band. Next rode Queen Kay and her attendants, followed by all the floats.
During the half-time celebration at the game that night, the band divided into two lines to form the tradi-
tional "royal pathway." Then as band director Morris Johnson escorted Queen Kay across the Held, each band mem-
ber honored her by placing his cap at her feet.
The dreamy music of Johnny Reynolds' band at the dance topped oFf the day perfectly for Queen Kay, her Royal
Court, and for the students and alumni of Anoka High School.
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Two games marked the high spots of the season for the
Tornadoes. One was the victory over West St. Paul in the
Homecoming game. The Tornadoes, playing their best
game of the season, beat the Warriors by twentv-one
points.
The other big win for the Tornadoes this year was over
Spring Lake Park in the District Tournament. Spring Lake
Park had been beaten only once, but the Tornadoes 'went
into this game with the same terrific desire that hellped
them win against West St. Paul. At halftime Anoka trailed
by six, but with tour minutes lett in the game, Anoka tied
the score. Then Dick Watson came into the game, took tour
shots, and scored on all tour to give Anoka a victory of
55-53 in one of the most exciting games Anoka fans have
ever seen.
But Anoka had its troubles too. At South St. Paul they
lost by twenty-eight points, playing their worst game in
tour years. Against Region Four Champions North St. Paul,
the Tornadoes played very poorly. The Tornadoes' season
was ended with a loss to Mora in the District finals.
Congratulations to Coaches Jack Campbell and Bill
Wanamaker, and the entire team, on a fine season.
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The Anoka Senior High School "B" squad basketball team, coached by Mr. Bill
Wanamaker, had a final record of i3 wins and 5 losses. The team finished the season
by winning their last seven games. They also won i0 out of 14 conference plays and 3
out of 4 non-conference plays. The team brought thrills to the crowd when they won
two of their games in overtimes. The big gun for the all-sophomore team was Jim
Erickson, with a season's scoring total of 208 points, coming within 4 points of the record
set by Bill Brock three years ago. Jim averaged i2 points per game. The top scorers for
the "B" team were Jim Erickson, Dennis Hovet, and Gary Strand, each finishing withxa
total of over 100 points. Other helps to the team were Dave Hartfiel, Ron Kinney, Larry
Baufield, and Don Martin. Some of these boys will see action next year bcause only three
iuniors will be returning to the "A" squad. One thing that deserves .mentioning is the fact
that the team was undefeated on their home court.
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The annual pep fest held to announce the new T959 Winter Homecoming Royalty finally arrived. The results
of The balloting were safely enclosed in balloons suspended near the gym ceiling. Mr. Campbell asked the cheer-
leaders To assist the escorts in selecting The proper balloons containing The names of The Royalty. This began The ex-
citement that precedes all homecomings.
The date of The coronation finally arrived. As The excited student body entered the auditorium, they became
aware of the homecoming decorations. The silver lettering, H1959 Homecoming", was suspended over two wintry-
looking penguins.
As the traditional "Pomp and Circumstance" was played by the band, a hush fell over the audience as they
awaited the entrance of the Royalty. Escorted by Dave Castle, Chris Wagner, Jim Peterson, Bill Matthews, Allan
Duerr, and Greg Edwards, the attendants entered the auditorium followed by Their Maiesties, Janice Anderson and
Bill Brock. The Que-en's princess was Marsha Rubis, and the little prince was Steven Blewett.
The program began with Tom Lahn reading the Queen's history and Pat Foster reading the King's. Steve Schenk
and Lincoln Berry presented the King's and Queen's favorite songs. After Mr. Bye gave a welcoming speech to the
alumni, the guest speaker, Gerald Bryan, spoke to the student body. Next, a Barber Shop Sextet was portrayed by
the basketball cheerleaders. Then Mae Dorholt, with the assistance of Dick Olson, did a pantomime to "Honey Bun!"
from the Broadway musical, "South Pacific."
The Winter Homecoming dance, held after one of the most victorious games of the year, brought to a close a
wonderful day of excitement.
LEFT: Queen Janice Anderson and King Bill Brock. Sr.
Attendants: Julie Moore and Carol Nemeth. Jr. Attendants:
Vicky Rubis and Nicky Kerpen. Soph. Attendants: Pam
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SECOND: R. Malcolm, C. Wagner, D. Meyer, B. Matthews, A. Duerr, K. Kost, G. Nelson. FIRST: E. Wilson, R. Wilson, R. Breyen, B. Adams
G. Nelson, B. Owen.
Co-captains Rodney Wilson and Ken Kost along with Mr. Bye proudly display our State
Championship trophy.
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In 1958, Garth Lappin, giving up only the coaching angle of wrestling, was replaced by our new coach, Ron
Malcolm. Under his excellent coaching, the Anoka wrestling team scooped up the fourth State Wrestling Champion-
ship in ten years.
Twelve years ago, at Anoka High, the wrestling sport was a mere seed. In growth the seed was nourished by fine
coaching, self discipline, strict training, top physical conditioning, and in l959, according to Coach Malcolm, DESIRE.
The year T959 at Anoka is one of great achievement as far as the wrestling team is concerned. Starting the
season with a win over North St. Paul, the grapplers were upset by Robbinsdale in a very close match. Eight wins
in a row. redeemed the Tornadoes, but another close match with Alexander Ramsey proved fatal. As a result the con-
ference championship was lost. Coming back to win four matches, including a rematch with Robbinsdale, the "Men
of Malcolm" faced the tournament time with a i5-2 record.
The payoff for the year's work started by soundly taking the District T6 Championship. The seven champion
wrestlers that represented Anoka at state, went on to take -the Region 4 championship placing. These were Bill
Owen, Grant Nelson, Bruce Adams, Ralph Breyen, Rodney Wilson, Ken Kost, and Chris Wagner. Out of twenty
State tournament matches, Anoka competed in lo and was victorious. Four individual champions and one third place
gave Anoka its 58 points to out-score the nearest rival, Mankato, which had 49 points.
Truly, we are proud of the desire and fight displayed by our wrestlers, and the title and trophy they brought
home to us.
SECOND: T. Tennison, R. Peterson, T. Owen, J. Johnson. FIRST: D. Titterud, J. Kuhlemey, S. Craig, J. Hauff, J. Board.
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J. Tammi, D, Hyllengren, A. Farms, D, Sanden, A. STull.
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The 1958459 school year marked The sevenTh consecuTive
season of compeTiTion in The Suburban Conference for The
Anoka hockey Team. The Team complefed The season in The
sixTh place'wiTh a win-loss record of IO-13. Mr. Alley consid-
ered This year's Team as one of The besT he has coached aT
Anoka.
This year's Team was led by Co-capTains John Tammi and
KeiTh Leider. The firsf line consisTed of wings Dave Hyllengren
and John Tammi, defense men Gene WesTlund and KeiTl'1 Leider,
wiTh Bill Johnson in The neT and Gary Beckman aT cenTer. Tak-
ing high scoring honors This year were Dave Hyllengren and
Gary Beckman. KeiTh Leider was The roughesT player on The
squad, which explains his frequenT visits To The penalTy box.
The Icemen played Their besT game This year againsf Wesf ST.
Paul, alThough The score was 5-3 wiTh WesT ST. Paul on Top.
NexT year Coach Alley will have eighf reTurning leTTermen
buT could use a couple of good defense men, as This seems To
be The weak spoT on The Team. Mr. Alley says ThaT with a liTTle
hard work and desire, John Tammi, Gary Beckman, and Dave
Hyllengren will be excellent college hockey players.
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decorations.
Their Moiesties: Joan Bauer and
John Tammi.
Excitement mounted as the crowd assembled for the crowning of the King and Queen and the climax of ca
beautiful Sno Dance.
The GAA had beautifully transformed the cafeteria into a winter wonderland, using huge snowmen and ever-
green boughs to achieve a wintry atmosphere.
Preparation for this dance had begun weeks before by voting for King and Queen candidates in English classes.
Janice Anderson, Joan Bauer and Mary Watson were the three Queen finalists, and Steve Benzian, John Tammi
and Dick Watson were the King finalists.
Finally the long-anticipated moment of the coronation arrived. Joan Bauer, GAA president, walked slowly in
front of the King candidates, creating unbearable suspense before crowning John Tammi 1958 Sno King. Bob Tuf-
ford, "A" Club president, then placed the Queen's crown on Joanie's head, crowning her Queen Joan Bauer, 1958
Sno Dance Queen.
Eldon Miller and the Collegiates gave the finishing touch to the dance by supplying dreamy music and a per-
fect atmosphere.
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About the middle of November the Intramural sports
program got under way. The first sport was basketball.
Ten teams got into the act, six in the "A" League and
four in the "B" League. After' a rugged season, "Ace
and the boys" finished on top in the "A" League.
Champions of the "B" League were the Slopshots, who
finished with a 10-3 record.
Bowling was also done at this time. Every Wednes-
day night the boys bowled at Hi-Way IO. Some of the
scores were very good and others not so good, but
everyone had a lot of fun. Winning the championship
was a team called the Kingpins. Only two games be-
hind were the All-Stars. Marvin Jones had the highest
league average.
Toward the end of February, volleyball was started.
Three leagues were organized with a total of twenty-
three teams. The top teams in the "AA" League were
the Deadbeats and the Ky-Sy-Six. The most colorful and
best uniformed were the Sad Sacks. The Aubgabers ll
were a very strong team in the "A" League. The "B"
The Swimming Club, formed in the hope of enter-
ing competition with other schools, is the newest club.
Unable to gain access to the State Hospital pool more
than one evening a week, which was somewhat of a
handicap, the members nevertheless managd to prac-
tice relays and other swimming events, which included
diving.
Richard Hammond and Tom Lahn are off to a flying start.
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League was very evenly matched and probably had the
greatest competition. Intramural volleyball consisted of
about 160 boys who made up twenty-three teams-
ten in the "AA" League, eight in the "A" League, and
five in the "B" League.
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Their very able coach was Mr. Si Jablonski, a gradu-
ate of the University of Minnesota, where he excelled in
swimming.
Competing with the St. Cloud Tech swimming team,
our team made a good showing, considering their few
chances for practice. Next year they hope to establish
a team which will be able to compete with other teams
in our conference.
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A tennis meet between two schools consists ot five sepa-
rate matches, three singles cmd two doubles. Each match
consists of the best ot three sets and counts one point in
determining the school that wins that event.
The chances ot this year's tennis team winning more
matches than last year's are good. ln tact, Anoka stands
a fairly good chance ot finishing well up in the Suburban
Conference in the overall team standings.
The main reason for this improved outlook is that there
will be tour returning lettermen on this year's squad, Jim
Stewart, Dave Zopfi, Doug Rainbow, and Captain Paul
Lommen. Also, Anoka has a new tennis coach this year, Mr.
Earl Holdridge. Already in the short time he has worked
with the team, Mr. Holdridge looks like an excellent coach.
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FIRST: Jim D. Erickson, D. Dean, D. Rainbow, D, Rainbow, D. Zopfi, J. Bles-i, J. Campbell.
Third T. Tennison, J. Gay, L. Carlson, D. Meister, B. Tufford, L. Berry, G. Edwards, J. Peterson, V. McGonagle, R. Carlson. Second B
Weeks J. Messer, D. Sonneman, J. Rouliard, D. Giddings, C. Peterson, C. Larson, D. Pederson, M. Hunt, T. Stack. First: D. Winch, A. Heodly
E Durand, J. Richardson, C. Le Richeux, C. Johnson, J. Swanberg, C. Noble.
The April of i958 started one of the most successful track seasons Anoka-ever experienced. Coach
Roger Carlson was very pleased, not only with the participation and the records of the trackmen, but also
with the support given by the students.
Under thebleadership of Captain Dick Pederson, the team copped Conference, County, District lo,
and Region IV championships. The Region IV title was considered the major victory of the year.
Three boys represented Anoka at the State meet. Senior Vern McGonagle, in his second year at
State, finished second in the high jump. Bruce Weeks, another veteran, in his second year at State, placed
sixth in the half mile event. Junior Jerry Richardson competed in the State meet for the first time in the
broad iump. Jerry is also captain ofthe i959 squad.
Good prospects for the future include the Peterson brothers, Jim and Carl, along with Greg Edwards
at the hurdles. Bob Tufford at shot put is expected to do well in that event. Leo Carlson, Dale Meyer, Ed
Kessler, and Mike Robbins are all future track stars.
Coach Carlson hopes that last year's record will be a stimulant for more student body support.
Track is a sport that includes both individual and team work. It is one of the most competitive sports
oFfered in the present extracurricular program in our school. Each member of the team competes as an
individual, yet helps the team as a whole. This makes track an outstanding sport and one of which we at
Anoka can be proud.
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A comparatively young and inexperienced squad reported to
Coach Nelson to start the 1958 season. As the season progressed,
however, the team made excellent progress, in both hitting and
pitching departments. The team boasted a season's record of l3
wins, 7 losses, with a conference record of 3-5.
In District play the Tornadoes really started to roll. Augmented
by the timely hitting of Duane Blaska and the very excellent pitch-
ing of Ken Nelson, Anoka defeated Princeton, Spring Lake Park,
Elk River, and then Braham in the finals. Advancing to Region Four
Play at Parade Stadium, Anoka defeated New Prague 9 to 4. The
squad went right up to the finals before getting beat by a very
strong St. Paul Johnson team, which later became state champions.
Prospects for the l959 season are bright as the entire mound
staff of Nelson, Blaska, Gadola, and upcoming Dave Fellers are
returning. Other seasoned veterans, Brock, Leider, Beckman, Hyllen-
gren, Higgins, and Benzian will comprise an outstanding combina-
tion both onthe field and at the plate.
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Last spring the Tornado golfers turned in another
excellent record. The one conference match they lost
was to Stillwater, who took the Suburban Champion-
ship. The District tournament proved to be an easy
test for Anoka, they took tive places out ot nine. Next
came the Region tournament. The Tornadoes upset
Stillwater, won the crown, and placed three indi-
viduals in the State tournament. These three were
seniors Jim Ptleider and George Duffy, two of Anoka's
all time greats, and promising sophomore Butch
Youngquist. They fought hard to win the State Cham-
pionship but had to settle for second to o strong
Minneapolis Roosevelt team.
Even though the team will be short some good
players this year, they will still have a good squad.
Much of the load will be on the shoulders of Butch
Flint, Butch Youngquist, and Bill Johnson.
RIGHT: George Duffy, John Walter, Norman Erickson, Butch
Youngquist, Bill Johnson.
ABOVE: Bill Johnson demonstrates the proper way to putt.
RIGHT: Butch Youngquist displays excellent form in golfing.
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SECOND: P. Mark, J. Tommi, L. Berry, J. Messer, L. Corlson, M. Gallagher, L. Cutter, R. Axelson, L. McLoughlin.
FIRST: S. Gregerson, B. Owens, M. Robbins, B. Pederson, C. Noble, R. Peterson, G. Craig.
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Out of the twenty boys who greeted him on opening
day of practice lost fall, Coach McLaughlin was to de-
velop a cross country teom. He did o very fine iob con-
sidering the fact that none of the boys had been out be-
fore.
In Conference meets the Tornadoes took one first place
and two second places. At Mankato, Anoka placed sixth
out of eight teams in an invitational meet. ln the All-Con-
ference meet McLaughlin's boys managed to take fourth
place.
In o newly organized District meet, Anoka walked away
with the crown by placing four of our runners among the
first five winners. The team put forth their best effort in the
Region meet.
Sporked by the fine performance of freshman Bill Owen,
sophomore Mike Robbins, and seniors Mike Gallagher, Leo
Carlson, and .lack Messer, Anoka came in fourth place out
of sixteen schools participating. By plocing tenth out of lO5
boys in this meet, Mike Robbins was qualified for the
State meet. He came in 67th out of l35 of the best cross
country runners in the state.
Although cross country is o fairly new sport, we ore sure
that its popularity will grow, and we certain-ly encourage
more students to come out and support the team.
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Six of the snappiest, peppiest cheerleaders to ever
front a cheering section led the Tornadoes to victories
this year. Seniors Joan Bauer, Anne Ward, Captain
Mary Watson, Sue Gregerson and Dot Olson plus
iunior Pat Richards were always on hand when our
teams needed support. Miss Prichard, the squad ad-
visor, said this year's cheerleaders are cooperative and
have lots ot school spirit. Working with the band and
the students, the cheerleaders did a lot to boost team
morale.
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Anoka's "B" squad football and basketball teams
were cheered on to victory this year by six enthusiastic
"B" squad cheerleaders. Diana Wennerlund, Nicky
Kerpen, Burnetta Pierce and Karen Nelson, juniors, and
Terrie Pfleider and Pat Englund, sophomores, practiced
every Wednesday evening in the gym with their ad-
visor, Miss Prichard. Their goal throughout the year was
to improve their old yells and to construct new ones.
These girls will probably "step" up to Hockey, Wrestling
or "A" squad cheerleading positions next year.
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Nicky Kerpen, Diana Wennerlund, Terrie Pfleider, Pat Englund, Karen Nelson, Burnetta Pierce.
Janice Anderson, Lonita King,
and Vicki Rubis.
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This year the school had an addition to the cheer-
leading staff. Vickie Rubis, Lonnie King, and Janice
Anderson were chosen as our new wrestling cheer-
leaders. They have done a lot to make wrestling a more
popular sport.
These girls were required to use more chants than
anything else, and to come up with them at the proper
time.
Other additions to the cheerleading staff were the
the hockey cheerleaders. They are Shelly Schlagel, Kay
Luchsinger, and Diane Mattson. Their warm, toasty
outfits enabled them to cheer even in below Zero
weather.
This type ot cheering required quite a different tech-
nique. The cheers were led from the ice. Skates were
not used this year, but there is a strong possibility that
they will be used next year.
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Diane Mattson, Kay Luchsinger,
and Shelly Schlagel.
GAA really started last spring when Joan Bauer was
named this year's president. The beginning of the year saw
the election of Kay Luchsinger as vice-president, Nancy
Henning as secretary, and Jo Matlson as treasurer. They
are assisted by seventeen sports managers. Judy Grant
handles archery, Julie Bryan-basketball, Janie Bauer-
bowling, Nicky Kerpen-field hockey, Julia Jorgensen-golf,
Marcia Collins-rhythms, Janet Huebner-softball, Corrine
C, Guntzel-soccer, Sally Bakken-tennis, Karen Peterson-
P track and field, Diane Erickson-tumbling, Marilyn Johnson
-volleyball, Karen Brown-minor sports, Pat Richards-
.. rooters, Carol Stegora-concessions, Chris Jacobson-pub-
- licity, and Ann Ward-points.
Early in the fall, new members were initiated into the
club. This year they wore green beanies throughout the
day and then assembled that evening in the gym with the
,www old members to get better acquainted.
Throughout the year, the GAA girls participated in a
number ot sports, such as golf, tennis, skating, tumbling,
and bowling. Also regular basketball and volleyball tour-
naments were held.
ln close connection with GAA is Rooters Club. This year
they started a card section and made their first appear-
ance at the Pumpkin Bowl game.
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Jacobson, N. Kerpen, M. Collins,J. Jorgensen, P. Richards, TWO highljghfs of flqe yegr were fhe annual GAA Spon-
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Miller, C, Hunt, D. Davenport, M. Kemske, L. Merhiy, B. Chapman, S. Schlagel. Third: K. Moran, D. Olson, J. Charest, S, Gregerson, S. Pa-
terek, S. Wentland, J. Stegora, J. Peigler. Second: R. Paddock, S. Burquist, J. Sallberg, C. Sorenson, B. Scharber, J. Mathies, J. James, A
Ward, N. Page. First: C. Jones, C. Gibson, P. Erickson, G. Birchett, M. Bulen, B. Dill, S. Helm, M. Trentine.
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Brown, P. Richards, E. Morrow, M. Behnke, S. Wilda, G. Swanson, J. Jacobson. Third: D. Mattson, N. Sawvel, P. Haney, J. Huebner, C.
Guntzel, S. Luke, M. Watson, B. Paulson, Second: P. LaBonne, C. Johnson, S. Noon, S. Beck, J. Zaiic, S. Huston, D. Vetsch, E. Meister, M.
Woiciechowski. First: O. Kost, M. Leakas, D. Stone, C. Ridlon, M. Cashman, S. Eggleston, C. Hansen, J. Grant.
MIDDLE: Fifth: R. Peart, S. Levine, P. Albinson, J. Benson, M. Ahti, K, Isaacson, K. V. Nelson, B. Pierce, B. Jacobsen. Fourth: N. Henning,
J. Madsan, M. Schanhaar, N. Billstrom, D. Brown, E. Ness, M. Nelson, J. Erickson, J. Erickson. Third: P. Petty, E. Merhiy, J. Jones, J. Jorgen-
sen, T. Pfleider, B. Breckenridge, G. Krough, M. Cutter, J. Hammond. Second: R. Wolff, D. Pipenhagen, M. Schake, A. Huston, V. Showalter, M.
Carter, G. Green, J. Case. First: D. Erickson, D. LaBonne, S. Robbins, V. Torgerson, L. Bisek, C. Cartwright, K. Richards, P. Murphy, L.
Swanson.
BELOW: Fifth: E. Petty, M. Spencer, J. Bauer, K. Krogh, K. M. Nelson, B. Anderson, M. Petersen, M. Winter. Fourth: M. Stahlberg, J. Bourdeaux,
M. Sundquist, C. Stegora, S. Van Huizen, C. Larson, D. Kessler, D. Peterson, K. Stone. Third: M. Johnson, G. Stenglein, C. Bloese, V. Rubis,
J. Anderson, M. Collins, N. Kerpen, D. Wennerlund. Second: J. Bryan, P. Englund,wJ. Syring, K. Nelson, M. Lero, A. Rundle, K. Luchsinger, C.
Schoenrock, S. Bakken. First: S. Wood, K. Peterson, S. Gardln, M. Marques, L. Merrick, W. La Bounty, J. Johnson, E. Kegler.
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RUTH V.
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LAWRENCE
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J. PAUL BELL
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JACK L.
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CHARLES FAUST
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J. PAUL BELL - Social Science
LYLE ROY BRADLEY- Biology
ORVILLE A. BUEHLER-Industrial Arts
VALBORG BYRUM- Home Economics
JACK L. CAMPBELL-World History, Basketball Coach,
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HELEN M. FLEISCHMANN - German, Latin
DARWIN FOLLRATH - Art
RUDOLF G. FROILAND - Chemistry
MARVIN GILBERTSON-Driver Education, Athletic Equipment
Manager
RUTH V. GOODNER -Librarian
LAWRENCE GOODRICK - Mathematics
ROBERT GRANUM - English
DONALD H. GREENGO - Science, Mathematics
WILLIAM H. GREFE- Industrial Arts
RUTH I. HALLENBERG-Chorus, Vocal Music Director
HENRY C. HAMMER - Agriculture, Biology
CHARLES E. HAAS-Social Science
DELLOYD E. HOCHSTETTER- English, Anoka-hi Advisor
EARL P. HOLDRIDGE- Bookkeeping, Tennis Coach
MARY C. HUNT- Spanish
VICTOR JACOBSON - English, Debate Coach
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GREENGO GREFE HALLENBERG HAMMER
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ROBERT CHARLES JENSEN - Mathematics
CARROLL N. JOHNSON -Anokan Advisor, Boys' Counsellor
JERRY E. JOHNSON - Industrial Arts
MIRIAM JOAN JOHNSON - Home Economics
MORRIS E. JOHNSON - Band, Director of Music
BERNARD JULKOWSKI-Driver Education, Mathematics
ELLEN DONNELLY JUREK - Dean of Girls
MARION LEMBERG - Commercial
PHYLLIS D. LYSAKER - Commercial
LOIS MELBY - English
LYMAN R. MILBURN - History
STANFORD NELSON - Physical Education, Football and Baseball
Coach, Intra-mural Athletics
CLARA G. PAULSON - Nurse
LAVONA PERSON - Speech
ANITA SUE PRICHARD - Physical Education
EARL W. STIMMLER - Director of Audio-Visual Education and Radio
HELEN L. STORY- English
JAMES SWENSON - Mathematics, Physics
GLADYS UNTIEDT TURNER - Commercial
RUTH ULFERTS - English
KATHRYN VAALER - English
JEROME E. WAGNER- Biology
LESLIE F. WAGNER- Industrial Arts
WILLIAM WANAMAKER- History, Assistant Basketball Coach
OSCAR O. WILCOX - Mathematics
ALICE D. HERDINA- Reading Specialist
HAZEL HOGLUND - Speech Correction
LUCILLE JOHNSON - Home Economics
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Always prepared to serve the students-literally-are our cooks, Emma Fleury,
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The members ot the District ll School Board L O Jacob treasurer John Higgins Director Earl E
Olson, Business Administrator, Fred H Moore President Morris Bye Superintendent of Schools H G
Haugland, Vice President, Fred J. Ghostley Director Raymond K Nelson Secretary
Our business administrator, Mr. Earl
E. Olson, is in his sixth year of service
at Anoka. His many duties include
auditing the bills and supervising the
school lunch program. When he's not
busy with these duties, you can find
him purchasing instructional and main-
tenance supplies, distributing equip-
ment, and taking inventories. As you
can see, Mr. Olson is ci very busy and
essential member of our administra-
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from their many duties long enough to pose
for their picture. They are Maiorie Collins,
Mildred Haney, Dorothy Olson, Maiorie
Wiese, and Murial Gregg. Not Pictured: .lo-
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Few people realize the wide range ot duties that
Mr. Cleveland's job as Curriculum Director covers.
Studying schools' curricula, meeting with teachers,
and supervising improvements in all study courses
from the kindergarten to senior high level are only
a part of his job.
Whenever any sizable changes are to be made,
Mr. Cleveland must outline units upon units to be
okayed by the Superintendent and the Board. Then
he must meet with our state officials to get their ap-
proval.
Mr. Cleveland also institutes all practice teachers
and is in charge ot the new speech correction and
remedial reading classes.
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These gals, always ready to give assist
ance with a smile, are Frances Cox and
There could be no more fitting way to
close the 1959 yearbook record than with
our able superintendent, Mr. Morris Bye.
Speaking at all important occasions and
carrying out his many administrative duties
keep him more than busy and make him a
very vital member of our school's adminis-
trative staff.
ln his sixteen years of serving Anoka-Hen-
nepin School District ll, he has played an
important part in determining the educa-
tional policy of this state. He has directed
us in making our school what it is today,
and in guiding indirectly each of our "steps
to the future."
Our principal, Gerald E. Huston, is a very
important member of the administration.
Students and teachers alike find Mr. Huston
a patient, understanding listener.
The reporting of the morning and after-
noon announcements is one of his duties
with which we are most familiar, but he has
many more important duties to perform
that lead to the most efficient management
of our school.
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SENIORS
Adams, Bruce Paul, 17, 102, 118, 119
Ahti, Merril Lynn, 17, 79, 90, 94, 95, 133
Altenweg, algh George, 17, 64, 94, 95 -
Ang15rio515Bar ara Jean, 17, 67, 71, 74, 75,
Anderson, ganice Kay, 11, 16, 17, 65, 66, 70,
81, 83, 5, 86, 8 , 91, 93, 94, 95, 115, 116,
117, 131 133 ,af '
Anderson, Karen Ruth, 17
Anderson, Philip Kent, 17
And Willi All 17
erson, am an,
Barfknecht, Darlene Eleanor, 17, 77
Bauer, Jane Elizabeth, 17, 92, 94, 95, 96, 97,
109, 132, 133
Bauer, Joan K., 18 43, 70, 85, 90, 93, 95, 96,
97, 98, 109, 115 121, 129, 130, 132, 133
Beheau, Lyle D., 18
Bei, Asif M., 10, 18, 42, 64, 72, 93, 94, 96, 100
Be nke, Tom J., 18
Beltrand,SIames W., 18, 102
Benggin, teve, 18, 45, 96, 102, 103, 107, 111,
Berg, Dennis O., 18
Beny, Lincoln, 18, 71, 78, 90, 124, 125, 128
Bisek, Loretta A., 18, 76, 133
Blaska, Duane, 8, 12, 18, 43, 64, 95, 102, 103,
106 107 109, 112, 113, 126 ,
mari, Joseph G., 13, 13, 64, ss, 35, se, 94, 95,
115 .
Bliss, Ray, 18
Blood, Patricia A., 18
Bonde, Linda M., 18
Bonde, Norma E., 19, 71, 74, 75, 93
Bom, Bobby L., 19
Bourdeaux., Judith A., 19, 70, 76
Bray, Wayne F., 19
Breyen, Rel? E., 19, 102, 118
Brock, Mel ., 19, 102, 106, 115
Brock, William J., 8, 11, 13, 19, 70, 90, 102,
106, 107, 109, 111, 112, 113, 115, 116,
117, 126
Buchholz, Paul, 19, 61
Bulen, Margie, 11, 19, 81, 83, 90, 132
Bush, William I., 19
Bute, John, 20
Butler, Merlee M., 10, 20, 69, 70, 71, 74, 75,
91, 94, 95
Canfield, Mary E., 20, 70 77, 78, 94, 95
Caiasgn, Clayton L., 20, 32, 34, 122, 124, 125,
Carlson. Mary J., 20, 79
Carpenter, Roger O., 20
Carpentier, Rose M., 20, 70, 75, 94, 133
Cartwright Carol A., 20, 133
Cashman, Patricia J. 20, 39, 10, 91, 93, 94,95
Cass Moneen G., 26, so, 82
Castle, Dave G., 11, 21, 102, 106, 112, 113
Chapman, Dennis M., 21
Chapman Sharon M., 21
Charest, Janie H., 21, 132
Christison, Dennis E., 21
Christo her, Rodney, 21
Cline, Jlohn E., 21, 67, 78, 83, 88
Collison, David L., 21
Cook, James S., 21, 101
Cottingham, Julie L., 21, 43
Craig, Carol L., 21
Cutter, Leeds D., 21, 64, 65, 96, 100, 111, 128
Dzldy, LaVonne M., 21, 75, 77 91, 94, 95
D area, Pamela J., 21, 79, 31, 83
Dahlman, Karen S., 22
Danielson, Ruthanne F., 22
Davis, Susan E., 22, 70, 77, 91, 94
DaiLCharles L., 22, 85
De , Ronald R., 22, 73
Dill, Bonnie M., 22, 132
Dorholt, Mae M., 9, 22, 44, 64, 70, 89, 94, 95,
96, 97, 98, 115
Duerr, Allan J. 22, 78, 81, 83, 90, 97, 98,
102, 103 118
Daraad, Edward E., 22, 124
Eckman, Larry E., 10, 22, 84, 86, 95
Edggrtoiii, gudy A., 22, 66, 67, 71, 80, 82, 83,
. 9 . 5
Ehlen, Virginia A., 22
Elling, Dave B., 22
Elliott, Rose A., 22,
Elmer, Mary L., 23, 76, 77, 133
Emmans, David E. 23
Eagan, Eddie P., 23, 102, 103, 112, 113
Englund, Roberta J., 23
Erickson, Carol A., 11, 23, 70, 71, 81, 83, 84,
86, 89, 93, 94, 95
Erickson, Gerald G., 23
Erickson, Judie, 11, 23, 67, 70, Bl, 83, 133
Erickson, Rodney B., 23
Emst, Ken R., 23
Farrell, Patricia A., 23
Feny, Howard N., 24
Fideldy, Gloria I., 24, 75, 91
Fields, James E., 24
Fietek, Edward P., 24
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Foell, Geraldine A., 24, 70, 99
Follrnth, Priscilla L., 24, 70, 94
Foster, Patricia K., 24, 70, 79, 81, 93, 96
Foster, Roland J., 24, 66, 67
Frantz, Rosanne M., 24
Fredrickson, Janice A., 24
Gadola, Larry P., 25, 102, 126
Gallagher, Michael F., 25, 102, 128
Gardin, Ronald D., 25, 81, 83
Gayda, Susan A., 11, 25, 78, 80, 83, 97, 132
Gerber, Gloria K., 25, 71, 85
Gibson, Carol S., 25, 70, 91, 132
Gibson, Eugene H., 25
Goodrich, Marilyn M., 25, 81, 83, 93
Grant, Gloria J., 25
Grant, Judy A., 25, 91, 92, 94, 133
Greenlee, Veme K., 25, 78, 85, 86, 96
Greiggrson, Sue M., 25, 64, 109, 115. 129, 130,
Grossnickle, Jerry D., 25, 72, 122
Gustafson, Elizabeth A., 25, 90
Hahn, Airic A., 26, 68
Halverson, Joyce L., 26, 68
Hagrgnond, Jean M., 26, 75, 85, 90, 93, 122,
Haney, Jeffrey M., 26
Haney, Leslie J., 26, 65, 70, 75, 133
Hansen, Carol M., 26, 75, 94, 133
Hanson, Marvin H., 26
Hatten, Richard J., 26, 94, 95
Hayes, Connie M., 26
Hedtke, Nancy J., 26
Hes:-i, 'ggomas A., 10, 26, 65, 70, 79, 81, 84,
Henning, Nancy J., 8, 26, 42, 69, 84, 86, 93,
95, 110, 132, 133
Herdine, Sheldon D., 26, 72, 91
Hemian, Duane E., 26, 73
Hill, Ben H., 27
Hip i, Ken, 101
Hoxijgman, Bert J. 27
Had, Laaiay J., i1, 27, 71, 79, 31, 91
Hokanson, Marlys F., 27, 71
Hovind, Harvey R., 27
Hovind, Nonn L., 27
Hughei, Gary H., 27
Hughs, Kathleen A., 27
Hunt, Delores E, 26, 70, 90
Hunt, Joyce A., 27, 69 70, 94, 95
Huston, Abby A., 11, 28, 67, 30, 133
Huston, Karen J., 23, 72
Huston, Michael R., 28, 80, 83
Hyatt, Allen B., 28, 44, 90, 93, 102,
Jacobson, JoAnn B., 28, 70, 75, 133
ames, kidy J., 28, 69, 79, 93, 132
Jamig, ay D., 28
Jaworski, Arthur J., 28
Johnson, Charles L., 28, 102, 107, 124
Johnson, Gayle L., 28
Johnson, Marilyn A., 29, 43, 84, 86, 92, 94,
95, 96, 97, 98, 132, 133
ohnson, Warren E., 29
ones, Carol Lynn, 29, 76, 84, 91, 132
Jones, Marvin L., 29
Kari, James R., 10, 29, 80, 82, 83, 94, 95, 102,
103, 106
Kegler, Raymond P., 29, 126
Ke1llor, Janice, 29, 70, 90
Killmer, Dennis B., 29, 73
Kish, James C., 29
Kohler, Shirley A., 29
Kolby, Robert W., 29
Kost, Kennedi, H., 29, 81, 107, 118, 119
Krogh, Karen J., 29, 67, 133
Kunz, Carolyn A., 29, 71, 75, 94
K G S. 30
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La Bonne, Pearl E., 30, 33
LaBounty, Willa J., 30, 90, 93, 94, 96, 133
Lahn, Thomas, 10, 12, 30, 43, 89, 95, 96, 122,
123
LaPlant, Audrey, J., 30
Larson, Shiligley A., 13030 71 77
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L2i'32if'?arrri'r1f'12, ao, we, 120, 123
Leitte, Phyllis J., 30
Lenz, Dennis G., 30
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Lhlfimzxg 105530, 42, 67, 80, 82, 83,
Laahaiagar, Kay L.,' 3, 30, 44, 64, 35, 70, 73,
865388, 91, 94, 95, 109, 110, 111, 131,
Lake, ,Sharron M., 31, '70, 91, 133
Lund, Jim, 31, 106
malaga Gary? 31 R 31
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Mggsograo rfinll, 31, 70, 81, 82, 83, 94, 95,
132, 135
Magnuson, George T., 31
gallery, Roiorls: G.,
gre . 118.
M:f'Qdl51es:lMa1?iaeM., 31, 68, 69, 94, 100, 121,
103, 107
Mathies, Janis J., 31, 70, 79, 132
MzHt3ews,1g7Villiam V., 31, 94, 95, 102, 103,
6, 1
Meister, David E., 32, 102, 103, 106, 120, 124
Merhiy, Linda I., 10, 32, 42, 64, 67, 79, 85,
91, 94, 95, 132
Merrick, LaVonne D., 32, 77
Messer, Jon M., 32, 64, 102, 122, 124, 125, 128
Meyers, Mary A., 32, 70, 71, 75, 77, 93, 94
Michaelson, Lislie A., 32
Milner, Dale D., 32
Moody, Marilyn L., 32
Moore, Julie R., 11, 32, 66, 67, 70, 71, 78, 81,
83, 91, 95, 132
Morphew, Janice C., 32, 75, 92
Mott, Sharon E., 33, 71, 76, 84
Mullen, Chuck, 33
Murphy, Tom, 33
Nelson, Gary T., 33, 102 103, 106, 118
Nelson, Grant E., 33, 102, 103, 107, 118, 119
Nelson, Karen M., 33, 70, 75, 133
Nelson, Kenneth R., 11, 33, 90, 102, 106, 112,
113, 115, 126
Nelson, Sherry B., 33
Nemeth, Carol A., 11, 33, 92, 116, 117
Nesenson, Harold F., 33
Ness, David J., 33 '
Nyrop, Dennis W., 33
O'Donnell, Patty A., 33
Olson, Dorothy L., 11, 33, 85, 91, 93, 94, 95,
109, 115, 129, 130 132
Olson, Richard D.K., 34, 90, 102, 106, 155
Page, Nancy A., 34, 66, 67, 81, 83, 84, 88,
91, 94, 95, 132
Palmer, Rosemarie O., 34, 74, 75, 77, 91, 94,
95
Pearson, Jon D., 34
Pekula, Marlys, 34
Petersen, Meredith A., 34, 70, 71, 75, 77, 78,
91, 94, 95, 96, 97, 133
Pegeison, Gary E., 34, 70, 71, 72, 79, 80, 88,
Peterson, Jim L., 12, 34, 90, 102, 106, 124, 125
Peterson, Judith M., 10, 34, 70, 71, 81, 82, 83,
84, 86, 89, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98
Petty, Elizabeth A. 34, 70, 77, 85, 91, 133
Phelps, Gary L., 34
Potter, Denny L., 34, 43
Powell, Dale R., 34
Prestin, Judy V., 34, 94
Prodahl, James C., 35
uigley, Dennis E.. 35, 73
uinlan, Mary M., 35
and, David M., 35
Remus, Janice V., 35, 65, 90, 94, 95, 96
Richards, Mary A., 35
Richardson, Jerry A., 35, 93, 95, 102, 103, 124
Roden, Marilyn E., 35
Rogers, Anna M., 35
Rogers, Darlynne L., 35. 69
Roseland, Carolyn, 36, 69, 71
Rustad, Phyllis C., 36, 70
Rybak, Robert R., 36
Rydholm, Diane E., 10, 36, 84
Salter, Don, 36, 64, 94, 95
Samborski, Don, 36
Sanden, William A., 36
Schake, Carole D., 36, 79, 80
Schanhaar, Mary Jo, 36, 64, 70, 80, 83, 91,
s ii3'b94'65' i 3313 37 77
c ar er, aroyn ., .
Schenk, Steven P., 10, 37, 56, 81, 83, 84, 86
Schlagel, Rochelles L., 37, 65, 75, 131, 132
Schnarr, Patricia, A., 37
Schoeben, Richard, 37
Schroeder, Beverly A., 37
Schroeder, Patricia A., 37
Schultz, Sharon L., 37
Schumacher, Dennis W., 37, 67
Schwab, Gladys M., 37
Scott, Sandra K., 37
Setheny, Karyn J., 37
Shaw, Eleanor M., 37
Showalter, Valoris F., 37, 75, 77
Skinner, Barbara L., 38
Slyzuk, Kenneth L., 38, 73, 101
Smith, Susan M., 38, 85
Sonneman, Dave, 38, 124
Sonterre, LaVeme M., 38
Sonterre, Wanda M., 38
Spano, Roger H., 8, 38, 101, 102, 106
Spencer, Maureen C., 38, 133
Springer, Alexander D., 38, 102, 106
Steele, John F., 10, 38, 94
Stegora, Carol A., 38, 65, 70, 77, 90, 93, 94,
95, 132, 133
Stewart, James H., 38, 95, 102, 103, 123
Strand, Duane A., 38, 67, 79, 84, 86
Strouse, Jeanne M., 38, 132
Sweet, Eugene H., 39
Swing, Leon D., 39
Szyplinski, Joyce E., 29, 70, 76, 132
Tammi,1John K. V., 16, 39, 44, 64, 78,90 96,
102, 03, 117, 120, 121, 122, 123, 128
Hotfarth, Frank, 52
Textor, Susan M., 39, 44, 64, 68, 69, 70, 84,
95, 97, 98, 100
Thurston, Eddie L., 39
Tittenid, Ann Marie, 39, 64, 70, 71, 74, 75
Tommerdahl, Marilyn I., 39, 71, 93, 94, 95
Tuiford, Robert D., 39, 93, 95, 102, 103, 107,
112. 124
Van Horrick, Shirley I., 39, 75
Wagamon, Francis, 40, 81
Wagner, Chris, 8, 40, 90, 102, 107, 111, 118
Walton, Wanda R., 40, 94
Ward, Anne M., 9, 11, 40, 70, 80, 92, 94, 95,
97, 98, 109, 115, 129, 130, 132
Warhol, Rosemary, 40
Watson, Dick, 8, 40, 102, 103, 106. 112, 113
Watson, Mary, 8, 16, 40, 45, 65, 70, 84, 91,
95, 96, 97, 110, 115, 117, 129, 130, 133
Weatherly, Sharon A., 40
Wgllberg, Georgia C., 40. 76, 78, 81, 83, 90,
Wellhausen, Tom J., 40, 64, 102, 107, 111
Wells, James, 41
Wiele, Ronnie F.. 41
Wilson, Rodney M., 41, 95, 102, 103, 118, 119
Winter, Marianne, 10, 41, 45, 64, 70, 80, 82,
83, 85, 86, 91, 93, 94, 95. 133
Wojciechowski, Marjorie A., 41, 70, 75, 78, 79,
133
Wolff, Nancy C., 41
Wolff, Patricia A., 41, 77
Wright, Barbara L., 41
Wurzinger, John P., 41, 122
Ziegler, Michael J., 41
Zopfi, David J., 41, 67, 102, 103, 123
IUNIORS
Adams, Ioanne, 49
Allen, Steven, 51
Anderson, Judith Kae, 52, 71, 77
Anderson, Judith Karen, 52, 69, 75, 96
Anderson, Robert, 49, 101
Antolick, Phyllis, 49, 85, 86
Ashe, Paul T, 50, 95, 122
A.xelson, Lawrence, 50
Baker, James
Bakken, Sally, 49, 69, 93, 132, 133
Ball, Carol M., 54
Barker, Jeannette, 50
Bamacle, Wayne, 53
Bauer, Robert, 52
Beard, Sandra.
Bebeau, Diane, 53
Beck, Susan, 51, 133
Beckenbach, Carl, 52, 102, 126
Beckman, Gerald, 51, 102, 103, 107, 120
Belisle, Elwood
Bell, Bob, 53
Bell, Doris
Beltrand, Gerald
Bennett, Gary, 49, 85, 107
Benson, Iudith, 49, 69, 75, 77, 133
Benzian, Pete, 48, 49, 70, 93, 96, 97, 98, 102,
103, 107, 120, 126
Bickford, Donald, 51, 108, 112
Blesi. James, 10, 50, 66, 71, 72, 84, 86, 101,
123
Blesi, Kathleen
Blesi, Lorraine, 51, 85, 93
Blue, Remda, 50
Bouley, Donald, 51
Bouley, Roger, 50
Bourdeaux, Jane 50, 133
Brabender, Lila
Brauch, Nancy, 50
Brellenthin, Sharon, 51, 69
Bromley, Carole, 52, 67, 69, 70, 77
Brown, Donna, 52, 83, 84, 133
Brown, Karen, 48, 54, 65, 71, 75, 92, 93, 95,
132, 133
Brown. Richard H., 51
Bryan, Julie, 10, 50, 51, 69, 70, 80, 83, 93,
95, 97, 109, 132, 133
Buchholz, Marvin, 54
Buchholz, Mary Jo, 50, 75, 95
Bumgamer, Reeta, 50, 70, 77
gurcheg Gfiil5350,i568, 70, 79,
urns, aro, ,
Burquist, Sandra, 53, 132
Campbell, Jack, 51, 64, 67, 93, 99, 114, 123
Campton, Kenneth, 52
Carlson, George, 52
Carngan, Michael, 52
Carroll, Dave, 52, 101
Carter, Donald, 49
Easel, Iiabanne, 51, 77, 93, 133
ec , onna
ggapmas, Bonng? 49, 75, 93, 132
ose, onna,
Christensen, Jim, 50, 73
Christensen, Judy, 53, 76, 132
Collins, Marcia, 9, 81, 93, 96, 97, 98, 132, 133
Collison, gohn, 50, 67, 70, 72, 149
Conklin, ylvia, 49, 66, 77
Coolmer, Shirley Ann, 53
Craig. Gregory, 51, 102, 128
grapser, lglonald, 533
rossen, ugene,
Cuhel, Dorothy, 49, 67, 69, 70, 75
ganner,GLarrys052
avis, ary,
Dean, David, 52, 69, 95
132
Dedrick, Jerry, 53
DeForrest, Donald, 53
Dehn, Rose Ann. 52
DeMars, Barbara, 49, 77
Dickenson, Margie, 49, 71
Dill, Walter, 50
Doberstein. Alice, 51
Dolan, Timothy
Draheim, Jerome, 53
Dunn, Gerald, 50
Durand, Judith, 49
Eaton, Richard, 73
Edwards, Greg, 12, 52, 102, 106, 112, 124,
125
Eggleston, Sharon, 49, 68, 70, 75, 77
Ellefson,
Herman, 50, 73
Elliott, Iean, 53, 64. 69, 71, 95
Erdmann, Robert
Erickson,
Erickson,
Erickson,
93
Erickson,
Daniel, 52
Diane, 52, 64, 75, 85, 86, 133
Karen, 7, 49, 69, 70, 81, 85, 86, 88,
Patricia, 53, 132
Eychaner, Barbara, 51
Eychaner, Thomas, 53
Falconer, Iacqueline
Featherston, Margaret, 52
Fideldy, Dick
Fideldy, Mary, 51, 52, 74, 75
Fields, Jeanne, 50
Flor, Diane, 54
Follrath, Ann, 51
Freeburg, Sharon, 109, 110
Freer, Tim, 52
Frisinger, Gary
Fritz, Wayne
Gale, Richard, 50
Gamm, Richard, 52
Gamhart, Susan, 50, 69, 70, 93, 95
Gertz, Iudith, 51
Gertz, Sherry, 51, 133
Gilleen, Glen, 51, 67, 72
Gonyea, Robert, 52
ohnson, Ronald, 49, 51
ohnson, Tom, 51
ohnson, William, 12, 102 103, 106, 120, 127
ones, Judith, 49, 10, 76, 84, 86, 93, isa
ordan, Joanne, 51, 69
orgensen, Julia, 50, 70, 80, 93, 132, 133
Jost, Marg Jane, 50, 75
Jost, Mic ael, 50
Kaiser, Gail, 49, 67, 69, 70, 77, 80, 83, 93, 95
Kalk, Fred, 107
Keillor, Gary
Keirijsice, Mary Ellen, 50, 69, 70, 77, 96, 97,
Keniston, Ronald
Kerpen, Nicky, 48, 51, 70, 85, 93, 116, 130,
132, 133
Kessler, Timothy, 53
Kinch, Diane, 51
King, Lonita, 10, 50, 81, 84, 131
Kisor, Annette, 11, 52, 70, 80, 83
Knoll, Judy, 75, 76
Koehler, Elaine, 51
Kohout, Mary Ann, 49, 80, 84
Koivula, Diana, 51
Kramolisch, Betty, 59, 71, 95
Kraus, Mary, 49, 68, 76
Krause, Earl, 49, 120
Kuhlmey, Timothy, 49
Kuklish, Susan, 50, 66, 76, 80, 83, 88, 93, 122
Kulenkamp, Darrell 51
Kurschen, Monika, 51
LaBonne, Donna, 51, 133
LaRoque, Charles, 108
Larson, Briiucie, 53, 81
arson, o
Larson, Katherine, 54
Larson, Marjorie, 49, 77, 93
Larson, Sandra, 53, 64
1-jarion,BWillia1n6
as a, etty,
Lasley, Karalyn, 50
Lea, Bill, 52
Leger, Robert, 52, 108
Le g, Jean, 52, 69
Grace, Barbara, 53, 69, 95
Legmann, Frayne
Lehn, Rosemary, 53
Leight, Virginia, 54
Lemm, Karen, 51
Lepinske, Barbara, 50, 76
Grace, Darrel, 50, 101
Green, Gail, 51, 133
Green. Ieffrey, 49
Greeninger, Eileen, 54, 75
Guimont, Thomas
Gunther, Myrlette, 52
Guntzel, Corinne, 9, 53, 64, 95, 97, 98, 99,
132, 133
Gustafson, Bob, 52
Gustafson. David, 52
Hagen, Bev, 54
Hagen, Robert, 49
Halverson, Jeanne, 52. 68
Hammond, Richard, 13, 52, 96, 98, 122 ,
Hammons, John, 54
Lero, Mary, 50, 75
Lewis, Mabel, 10, 52, 69, 70, 75, 84, 86
Lindstam, Gretchen,
Loewenstein, Sharon,
Long, Carol, 51
Lufsky, Barbara, 51
51, 69, 71
50
Lyke, William, 49, lglx, 120
Magcrs, Dennis, 51,
Maki, Doris
Mark, Gloria, 50
Harding, Robert, 49, 106
Hannon, Barbara, 9,
Harrier, Sharon, 53,
Hauif, Amidore, 53,
Hayford, Bob, 53
Hazewinkel, Judith,
Heidelberger, Ray, 5
51, 66,
69, 71,
67, 71,
53
3
Hein, Marjean, 53, 54
Helm, Sandra, 132
Henning, Charlotte, 52
Hermes, Tim, 49
79 96, 97, 98, 99
777
ss, se
Higgins, Robert, 49, 107, 126
Hill, Joyce
Hippie, Kenneth, 49
Hjulberg, Susan, 84, 93
Hoffarth, William, 50
Holland, Harriet, 52, 75
Holm, Margo, 54 .
Hom, Karen, 52, 77
Houck, Dennis, 53
Houghton, Shanette, 52
Hovind, Douglas, 53
Howe, Gary, 51, 88. 101
Huber, Bruce, 51. 53
Huebner, Ianet, 51, 70, 71, 133
Hughes, Betty, 54
Hunt, Sharon, 49, 75
Huss, Janice, 54
Huston, Iames, 54
Huston, Sally, 50, 65, 70, 81, 92, 93, 122, 133
Hutchinson, Carol 52, 76, 80
Hyatt, Diane, 51, 70. 75, 93, 95, 133
Hyilgzgigren, Dave, 48, 51, 102, 103, 107, 120,
Ingalls, Iohn, 52
Isaacson, Katherine, 50, 75, 77, 133
Iverson, Mary, 51, 77
Jackson, Richard, 53
Jacobsen, Barbara, 11, 50, 70, 80. 88, 93 133
Jacobson, Christine, 49, 65, 93, 95, 97, 98, 99,
132
Jaworski, Jacqueline, 50, 68
Jepsen, Janet, 51
iergenson, Diane, 49, 69, 74, 75, 77, 93
ett, Vivian, 51, 77, 99
irasek, James, 50
Audrey, 49
ohnson,
ohnson, Carol Ann, 52, 75
Dean, 52
ohnson,
Johnson, Denice
olargson, Elizabeth, 9, 50, 54, 69, 77, 95, 97,
Mattson, Diane, 54, 64, 70, 96, 97, 131, 133
Mattson, Neil, 53, 107
Maxheimer, Alan, 53
McAdam, Bob, 52
McCall, Kenneth, 53, 67, 69
McGuire, Patrick
Mclnnis, Patricia, 50
Mcllgasick, Charles, 54, 64, 69, 99, 102, 103,
McNamara, Dick, 49
Mead, Carl, 52
Mead, Judy, 52
Mead, Mary Sue, 54
Menter, Donald, 49
Merhiy, Elizabeth, 9, 51, 67, 69, 77, 85, 93,
96, 97, 98, 133
Mevissen, Marcella, 53, 68, 77
Meyer,'Dale, 51, 102, 106, 118
Michaels, Mary, 51
Michaelson, Richard, 53, 101
Miemitz. Rosalie
Miller, James E.
Miller, Jerry, 53
Karen, 50
Miller,
Moey, Ioyce, 54
Moran, Kathleen, 49, 132
Moran, Richard, 49, 102, 107, 122, 126
Morphew, Harold, 52, 85, 86
Moyer, Darlene, 52, 64, 68, 97, 133
Mozis, Elizabeth, 54
Murphy, Patricia, 50, 75, 77, 133
Murrell, Dorothy, 51
Myren, John, 50
Neisius, Patricia, 50
Nelson, Edward, 50, 85 86
Nelson, Karen, 54, 84, Se. 92, 93. 130, isa
Nelson, Marvyn Lee. 51, 77
Nemeth, Mary, 53, 76
Ness, Elaine, 49, 77, 133
Noble, Charles, 52, 103
Nold, Charlotte, 50, 51, 75, 76, 80, 83, 92, 95
Norberg, Charles, 53
Nordberg, Robert, 51, 93, 95, 107
O'Donne l, Clara, 51
Olmscheid, Iames, 50,
Olsen, David C., 52,
86. 87 88
Olsen,
Olson, Beulah, 52
Olson, Ion, 52, 75
107
69, 77, 81, 82, 83, 85,
cima, ss, 69, 70
Olson, Judith A., 54, 75, 76
Orttel, Karen, 51
Paddock, Roberta, 50, 68, 132
145
Will, 53, 92, 93, 95, 98, 99, 123
Paulson, Betty, 53, 133
Pearson, Gary, 52, 106
Pearson, Judy, 54, 64
Pederson, Bill D., 53, 64, 67, 102
Pederson, Bill, L., 47, 103, 107, 126
Peltzer, Gerald, 51, 101
Petersen
Peterson
r
1
Katrina
Carl, 12, 50, 53, 102, 107, 124, 125
Peterson, Donna, 54, 69, 133
Peterson, Eugene
Peterson, John S., 52
Peterson, Jghn W., 51, 106
Peterson, aren M., 49, 68, 70, 77, 93, 133
Peterson, Lawana, 51
Peterson, Michael
Peterson, Richard, 51, 102, 103, 119, 128
Peterson Roger J., 53
r
Peterson,
Petty, Patricia, 51, 77, 81, 83, 85, 93, 133
Pierce, Burnetta, 49, 69, 84, 130, 133
Poate, John, 52
Potvin, Arlen
Prahl, David, 52
Pratt, Curtis, 50, 81, 93, 99
Price, Thomas, 51, 64, 85
Rairalaow, Doug, 12, 51, 93, 95, 99, 102, 103,
Richards, Patricia, 11, 50, 64, 76, 115, 129,
130, 132, 133
Richardson, Rosemary, 49, 68, 70, 71
Ridge, Barbara, 53
Ridlon, Chris, 51, 68, 133
Robbins, Sharon, 50, 133
Rohl, Morris, 53
Rosine, Larry, 49
Rubis, Vicki, 51, 64, SO, 83, 116, 131, 133
Rudnitske, Michael
Rundle, Arlene, 53, 75, 133
Runquist, Judy, 52
Sallberg, Judy, 1'1, 49, 70, 80, 93, 132
Samuelson, Carol, 54, 75
Sand, William, 52
Sandager, Janet, 51, 68
Sanden, Margie, 52
Sanden Marie Ann, 54, 88
sdrrfdrd, Fred, 52
Sannerud, Marlowe
Sassor, Sandra, 52
Sawvel, Nancy, 13, 54, 76, 96, 97, 98, 133
Scharber, Bemadette, 51, 132
Scharber, Dick, 54
Scheonrock, Carole, 53, 75, 133
Schommer, Dale, 50
Schroeder, Lawrence, 49
Schulstrom, Carole
Schultz, Darryl, 49, 102, 107, 126
Siebert, Karen, 49
Selin, Russell, 50, 73
Sehx. Harolyne
Shadick, Michael, 40, 67, 72, 80, 88, 92, 93
Shepard, Pauline
Showalter, Vivian, 50, 75
Siobeck, Judy, 54
Skrandies, Kurt, 52
Smith, Peggy. 53, 77
Snyder, David, 49, 107
Sonterre, Lester
Sorenson, Carole, 50, 67, 75. 77, 93, 132
Sorteberg, Barbara, 54, 69, 80
Sroga, James, 53
Stack, Kathleen, 49, 76
Stahlbegg, Margaret, 53, 75, 78, 133
Steele, ern
Steiner, Ronald, 49
Stenglein, Gloria, 51, 77, 133
Stenson, Joy
Stickneg Chris, 49
Stone, ugene, 53
Stone, Kathleen, 52, 75
Stott, Eileen
Strohmeyer, Julia, 54
Stromberg, Janice. 49, 71, 82, 83
Stuck, Thomas, 50
Sullivan, Ter-131, 53, 106
Sullivan, Ran all, 53
Sundberg, Sandra
, 133
Sundeen, Joan, 53
Sundquist, Marilyn, 50, 76, 133
Swankier, Jerry, 53
Swanson, Wayne, 50, 73
Swearingen, Karen, 52
Sweezo, Ronald, 53, 73
Swenson, Eleanore, 49, 84, 86
Swenson, James, 53, 101
Taylor, Audrey, 53
Taylor, Mike, 53 '
Tennison, Thomas, 49, 75, 102, 119, 124
Thoreson, Judy
Titterud, Marilyn, 52, 69, 75
Torgerson, Valene, 51, 76, 85, 86, 93, 133
Trentine, Mickey, 54, 132
Trombley, Brian, 52
Tronson, Timothy, 50, 73
Tumer, Carl
Vetsch, Durene, 49, 75, 78, 133
Vogel, Gary, 50
Voilepohl, Mary
Waker, Bemice, 53, 77
Walton, Frank, 53
Warble, Gloria, 11, 49, 80, 83, 93
Warhol, Joe, 53
T46
Warn, Donna, 51, 69, 70, 77, 80, 83, 93
Weber, Bette, 52, 75
Weeks, Judith, 51
Wennerlund. Diane, 49, 70, 93, 130, 133
Wentland, Denny
West, Wayne, 51, 102
Westlund, Arlene, 51, 70, 75, 76, 77
Wheeler, Larry, 54
Witlzs. Janet, 54
Wilda, Sherry, 49, 84, 133
Wilson, Edward, 49, 118
Wold, Dennis
Wolff, Romona, 50, 77, 133
Wollum, Kathleen, 50, 70, 74, 75, vs, 93, 95
Wood, Carol
Woodward, Terry, 51, 99
Youngquist, Carl, 53, 102, 112, 127
Zalic, Judy, 53, 69, 70, 85, 86, 133
Ziegler, Cecilia, 50, 76, 84, 86
SOPHOMORES
Adams, Gary P., 59, 68
Adams, John M., 58
Albinson, Pamela J., 58, 75, 96, 97, 116, 133
Allen, Patricia A., 59, 68
Andberg, Paul E., 59, 88
Anderson, Darlene, 60
Anderson, Dennis, 59
Anderson, Durwyn, 60, 73
Anderson, Karen
Ashmead, James
Atkins, John, 60, 67, 85
Bach, Diane, 60
Baglo, Charles, 60
Barnacle, Gary
Barnes, Karen, 58, 81
Barrett, Richard, 57
Bauer, Eleanor, 56
Bauer, Geraldine, 59, 67, 80, 99
Bauileld, Larry, 57
Beach, Roger, 58
Bebeau, Annette, 57
Bebeau, Susan, 60
Beck, Glenn, 57
Behnke, Margaret, 59, 77, 133
Bengston, Sharon, 56
Bennett, Milo, 57, 80
Bennett, Pamela, 59, 75, 88
Berg, Gerald, 59
Berg, Phillip, 56
Bickford, Ronald, 56, 108
Billstrom, Nancy, 57, 133
Blackburn, Lawrence, 73, 60
Blanski, Gary, 108
Blesi, Larry, 60
Blesi, Raymond, 59
Bliss, Nancy, 56
Bl C l 59 67 133
oese, aro yn, , ,
Bloom, Steven, 57
Bobendrier, Carol, 10, 56, 64, 67, 84, 86,879
133 -v
Bouley, Douglas
Bradway, Karen, 57
Brandt, Dean, 58
Brask, Karin, 58
Breckenridge, Barbara, 10, 60, 77, 84, 133
Broadbent, Dorothy, 58, 68
Brown, Donald, 60, 64, 81
Bruno, Floyd, 53
Buchholz, Judith, 56, 75
Bulen, Douglas 59, 80 h
Bunker, aiu, 58, 108, 114
Butler, Ron, 60, 73
Campbell, Dianne, 56
Carlson, Barbara
Carlson, Wayne, 60
Carpenter, Judy, 56
Carter, Maureen, 59, 67, 88, 133
Cashman, Mary, 59, 65, 133
Cass, Ronnalee, 59
Caswell, Gary, 57, 108
Cecka, Lois
Chapman, Patricia, 60
Christison, John, 60
Claessen, Germaine, 60, 76
Cleveland, Norma Beth, 56, 80, 82, 83, 84, 88,
99
Cloutier, Janice, 59
Constantine, Larry, 58, 80, 88
Cook, Julie
Craig, Stephen, 56, 119
Crysler, Judy, 57, 68, 88
Cudd, James, 59, 80
Cutter, Mary Ellen, 58, 65, '77, 133
Dahlman, Karen, 57
Daly, Rita, 57
Danielson, Darrell, 58, 68
Danner, Dwight, 57
Davenport, Dianne, 10, 56, 67, 84, 86, 88,
132
Davids, Wayne
Dedrick, Judy, 56
DeForrest, Denise, 59
Dehn, Gary
DeJarlais, Fred, 60, 84
DeMars, Marie, 58, 77
Dengel, Sharon, 60
Dickman, Kathleen, 11, 57, 68, 97, 132
Dill, Kathy, 56, 68
Downing, Douglas, 59
Durand, Bever y
Edgarton. Neil, 59
Egland, Joe
Ehmriter, Hazel, 58
Ekcrholm, Donald, 57
Ekk d'th 56
er, Ju x ,
Engels, Marie, 58
, Y.
Enizgiand Pa 55, 58, 64, 88, 109, 110, 130
Erickson, Fred, 57, 88
Erickson James B., 81, 82, 83, 84, 112
Erickson, games D., 10, 60, 67, 88, 123
Erickson, anet, 59, 77
Erickson, Stanley, 60, 73
Erickson, Virginia, 56
Essig, Irvin
Eyrich, Earl, 60, 85, 86
Farmes, Allen, 102, 103, 120
Fassett, Carol, 57
Fields, Kenneth, 57
Fischbach, Richard
Fleury, Larry, 60
Flint, Robert, 56
Folck, Karen
Follrath, Suzette, 10, 56, 84
Frank, Bonnie, 57
Frazee, Dennis, 58
Frederick, Paul
Freeburg, John, 57, 103, 108
French, Tom, 58, 108
Gabrick, Gary, 57
Gage, Paul, 56
Gallagher, Tom, 102, 108, 120
Cardin, Sandra, 10, ss, so, 15, s4, 133
Garmen, Judith, 60, 68
Geisinger, Mary, 59
Gengler, Gary, 57
Getchell, Kathleen, 60
Getchell, Mary Anne, 60
Gilbertson, James, 60
Goodin, Richard
Goodin, Robert, 57
Goodrich, Susan, 56
Goodrick, Thomas, 57
Gorham, Gary, 57
Graber, Karen, 59
Grace, Richard, 57
Graham, Margaret, 60
G ' B'1l 5
rise, 1 ,
Groess, Dennis, 60, 73
Gundlach, Cathleen, 60, 75, 77
Hadley, Ruthanne, 56, 68, 71
Hamann, Marie, 68
Hamilton, Beverly
Hanson, Loretta, 59, 75
Hartfiel, A. David, 114
Hathaway, Dennis, 10, 60, 84
Hathaway, Leonard, 59
Hedtke, August, 58 ,
Heie, lanet, 67, 79, 88
Helins y, James, 602 73
Helland, Beverly, 56, 75, 85
Hennessey, Miriam
Herman, Gerald, 60, 68, 73
Hill, David, 58
Hiller, Marilyn, 56
Hoag, Jeff, 57, 64, 88, 96, 97,
Hodgman, Donald, 57
Hoifarth, Patricia, 56, 75, 76
Hoifer, James, 59
Holm, Vema, 58
Human, Lloyd
Homsby, James, 108
Hoskin, Daniel, 60
Hovet, Dennis, 57, 108, 114
Howe, LeRoy
Hudson, David, 60
Hulbert, Jerry, 58, 80
Hunt, Carol, 57, 65, 88, 132
Huseth, Janet, 57
Huss, Bob, 60
Israel, Paul
Jackson, Julie, 57, 58, 64, 80, 8
akowich, Dave, 58
aniak, Beatrice, 57, 75
ensen, Michael, 58, 68
98, 108, 114
8
egsmen, Elaine, 56, 84, 88
o son,
Carole, 59, 75, 133
ohnson, Diane, 57
ohnson, Garland
ollinson, ?ene3,?7
Jghiiggii: 139 A., 64, 109, 110, 133
Johnson, Jdudy K.
o , uc
Jghiiiog, Robyevrt, 108
Kalk, Marjorie, 59
Kallergis, Antonia, 57
Kasell, Darlene, 58
Kegler, Eileen, 59, 68, 133
Ke ler, gean, 56
Kems, aula
Kesller, Edward, 59, 108
Kessler, Diane, 59, 133
Kinley, Kim, 56
Kinney, Ronny, 108
Kirchnev, Noreen, 56
Knoll, Jim, 60, 68, 73
Knudson, June
Koch, Eugene, 60
Kolby, Gerald, 60
Kost, Arthur, 58
Kost. Odelle E.. 57, 133
Kovar, John J. K., 60, 85
Kresal, Sandra L., 59. 67
Krough, Georgene, 60, 85, 133
Krszizaniek, Judy, 60, 68
Kukar, Kathleen, 56
Lachinski, Sandra. 58
Lage, Barbara, 57
Lane, Jerold
Larkin,
Lynold
Larson, Carolyn, 59, 133
Larson, Margaret, 56
Larson, Yvonne, 58, 75
Lasley,
Lconard, 58, 80
Lea. Judy, 58
Leakas, Mary, 58, 133
Lee, Dale, 60
Lehn, Terry, 59
Leider,
Allen. 56, 108
Levine, Susan, 56, 133
Wamke,
Lincoln, David, 58
Liter. Ronald. 57
Livingston, Cheryl, 59, 132
Look, Tom, 57, 81, 88, 99, 123
Loren, Roxann, 59
Luchsinger, Thomas, 59
Lund, Joan. 57, 59
Lund, Kenneth
Lundgren, Joyce, 57
Lynch, Marie, 60, 68
MacGlover, JoAnn, 58, 59
Mack, David, 56
Magnuson, Yvonne
Maness, Darrell, 60
Marker, Hewlett, 56
Marsh, Robert, 60
Martin, Donald, 56, 108
Martin, Sally, 56
McGraw, Sandra
Mc-Kibben, Linda
McLellan, David
McNurlin. Joan, 60
Meister, Elizabeth, 58, 59, 133
Miller, Joyce, 56
Miller, Sharon G., 56, 69, 132
Miller, Sharon M., 58, 88, 132
Mills, Margo, 56, 77
Mork. Peter, 56, 64, 128
Morrow, Eileen, 59, 77, 133
Moser, DiAnn, 59
Moylan, Robert
Mozey, Leonard, 59
Mozis, Sharon, 57
Mullen, Gloria, 10, 60, 84, 133
Mumm. Martha, 60, 75
Murphy, Dan, 59
NaZY, Eugene, 58, 73
Na ier, Thomas, 58
Nelson, Dennis,
Nelson, Doug
Nelson, Gary, 58, 73
Nelson
Karen. 56, 80
Nelson: Patricia, 60, 85
Nelson, Richard H., 57
Nelson, Richard T., 59, 108
Nelson
Robert, 101
Ness, Jeanette, 59, 68
Niebergall, Karen, 59, 75, 76
Nieters, Sally, 56
Nist. Richard, 57, 81, 83, 88, 99,
Noon, Sandra, 56, 68, 133
Norgren, John, 85
122
Nott, Sandra, 56, 68, 133
O'Conner, Kathleen, 56, 77
Olsen, Judy, 57
Olson, LeRoy, 60
Olson, Bob, 56
Olson, Sharon, 58, 77
Olson, Marlys, 59
Orr, Jolane, 58, 68, 75
Orttel, Pat, 60, 71
Ostlund, David, 60, 81
Otto, Dianne, 60, 69
Owen, Tim, 57, 103, 108, 119
Owens, Dennis, 58
Palmer, Craig, 57, 64
Pariseau, Rita, 59
Paterek, Susan, 58, 76, 99, 132
Paulson, Gerald, 60. 80
Pearson, David L., 56
Pearson, Donald, 58, 103, 108, 120
Peart, Roberta L., 57, 133
Pederson, Susan K., 57, 133
Peigler, Ilene M., 60, 68, 132
Pelky, Roger A., 59
Perkins, Thomas A.
Petersen Frederick E., 57
Peterson, Bobbie Jo, 57, 67, 81, 8
Peterson, Dawn K., 56
Peterson, Dennis P., 57
Peterson, Douglas J., 60
Peterson, Lucy D., 59
Peterson, Renee L.. 59, 71
Peterson, Sandra S., 59, 81, 133
Pfleigdier, Terne L.,
Pierce, Lee F.
Pierson, Gary, 58, 102, 120
Pipenhagen, Diane, 59. 132
Pittman, William V., 57
Prozinski, Anita, 60
Pulley, Merle, 56
uigley,
Marquerite. 58
guinehan, Carol, 59
Rahn. Judy, 57, 67
Rainbow, Donald, 55, 60, 64, 81,
Rankka, Richard
Rasmussen, Lila, 56, 77
Rasmussen, Steven, 60
Richards, Kathleen, 56, 133
Ricker, Roberta, 60
Ridge, Russell, 56
Ritchie, Dennis, 58
Ritter, Patricia
Robbins. Michael, 57, 102, 128
Robinson, Elizabeth, 59, 80
Rodgers, Patricia, 59, 67, 75
Rohl, Dean, 57
Rootes,CJerome, 59, 108
Roselan , Darrell, 60, 73
Rudenick, Bonnie, 56
Runquist, Virginia, 58
Russell, Carol, 60
Russell, Robert W., 60, 73
Rustad, Corinne, 57
Sand, Carol, 59
Sanden, David, 58, 73. 120
Schlake, Marilyn, 59, 67, 133
Schlemmer, Judith, 58
Schneider, Edward, 58, 73
Schroeder, Thomas, 57
Schulz, Kay J., 59, 77
Selin, Roemarie
Sheets, Jeff, 60
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84, 99, 123
Shoemaker, Shirley
Skinner,
Smith, A
William, 57
rdell E.
Smith, Kenneth C., 60
Smith, Susan L., 58, 67, 80, 133
Snyder, Betty Joy
Sodman,
Sonterre,
Sharon R., 57
Donald, 59
Sonterr, Gene L., 60
Sonteree, Ronald F.
Sorenson, Curtis W., 60
Soucy, David J., 59
Spencer, Ann M., 57, 68, 75
Springer, Barbara J., 59, 67, 81
Stegora, Judy M., 58. 132
Stegora, Robert F.. 60, 73
Steinbrecher, Carolyn D., 10, 56, 67,
Stevens, Shirley A.
Stewart, Barbara I., 57. 68, 88, 132
Stone, Diane M., 59, 133
Strand, Gary, 56, 108, 114
Strohmayer, Cecilia, 57
Strouse, James L., 58, 59, 85
Stull, All
Sundeen,
en H.. 57, 120
James R., 57, 88
Sutherland, Geraldine A., 58
Swanberg, William
Swanson, Donald, 60
Swanson, Gayle, 57, 67, 133
Swanson, Leone, 56, 64, 133
Swenson, James, 56, 64, 68
Swing, Richard, 60
Syring, Judy, 58, 81, 133
Szczesniak, Robert, 60
Szyplinski, Dianne, 60, 76
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Tellers, David, 58
Thompson, Arthur, 56, 108
Thorkelson, Carolyn, 59
Thomberg, Elaine
Tillotson, John, 57, 84, 99
Titterud. Paul, 60, 73
Tracy, Gayle
Trail, Robert. 60. 73, 101
Traver, Ronald, 58
Tyler, George. 58
Van Huizen, Sharon, 56, 81, 133
Verwers, Roger
Vigness, Chole, 60, 80
Wahl, Keith, 57, 80
Walton, Joyce, 58
Wangler, Joseph, 58
Donna, 60
Weber, Mary, 58
Wehking, Linda
Wellman, Kermit, 10, 57, 80, 84, 86
Wells, Robert, 60
Wentland, Sharon, 57, 76, 132
Westlund, Charlotte
Wheeler, Carole Ann, 57
White. Patricia, 58, 116, 117
Whitehead, Carolyn, 58
Woehnker, Harrison, 60, 85
Wold, James, 58
Wolff, Eugene, 55, 58, 60, 108
Wood, Sharon, 56, 81, 133
Woolery,
Workin g,
Geraldine, 59, 68, 71
Howard, 57, 81, 86
Ziegler, Peter
Zimmerman, Linda, 56, 68, 85
Zopfi, Gerald
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