East High School - Birch Log Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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Eagdzdqwde ECW! ROW l: G. Olsen. S. Severson, B. Hunn, M. Erickson, J. Orrick, D. Blacktopp,B. Lares, K. Hamerston, C. Kelly. ROW 2: L. Miller, K. Amundson, J. Clark, K. Lindberg, J. Pyles, R. Cierdal, G. Carlson, H. Gibson, G. Schelde, R. Hanson, C. Engels. A. Reneau, W. Schuster, T. Brader. ROW 3: R. Alrick, C. Bradle , K. Cole, E. Wipson, J. Hansen, E. Christiansen, M. Olson, M. Thom son, M. Strand, S. Claveau, P. Ancllesen, H. Boberg, D. Moland, J. Anderson, G. Holzer, F. Johnson, D. Callander, ROW 4: T. Yoho K. Zakowitz, G. Miller, F. Ryan, J. Toenberg, S. Contjes, J. Mindlin, B. Wedin, L. Eckman, J. Gustafson W. Stark, D. Steinman, W. Abalan, W. Bruen, R. Eisenberg, P. Carlson, D. Tylewski. ROW 5: Mr. Vickers M. Fitzgerald, L. Stadler, S. Chaffey, T. Nuebel, M. Stoltenber , C. Carlson, P. Philli s, R. Fairchild C. Dock, J. Cessner, R. Krovitz, V. Forseth, W. Truscott. ROW? 6: C. Erickson, R. Wallters, J.Abelson A. Carlson, D. Schulze, J. Hoppe, M. Highland, K. Orr, P. Weber. 1 1 r 1 1 Qmde ifcmd ROW 1: R. Vickers, B. Borgeson, C. Jeronimus, H. Webster, M. Odlaug, J. Hartley, E. Hubert, J. Myrhe A. Tullgren, P. Kee, M. Mint , P. Bray. ROW 2: T. Smith, S. Mehling, S. Sheils, J. Lindberg, J. Meehan, J. Carpenter, J. Hjerpe, R. Wyedin, J. Shapiro, F. Young, L. Greenberg, J. Lavin, R. Russell, B. Johnson, C. Could, K. Skoglund. ROW 3: C. Kaner, K. Zimm, M. Singer, D. Carlson, J. Butchart, J. Nelson, J Ranta, K. Knutson, L. Millberg, C. Hendrickson, R. Ekholm, C. Shefchik, S. Shamblott, S. Creen,T. Milo- stan. ROW 4: N. Ewaldson, C. Elitson, J. Crozier, H. Pearson, R. Cohen, W. Backer, C. Ekroot, J.l ow- ler, L. Muccilli, P. Vertelney, J. Benson, D. Wheat, K. Brostrom, D. Clark, D. Morgan, J. Mitchell, N Wagner, T. Bartholdi, R. Johnson, R. Peterson. ROW 5: W. Walker, M. LaGrange, J. Snyder, C. Anderson B. Johnson, R. Moore, R. Welch, G. Holliday, R. MacMillan, K. Matuzak, Mr. Tainio. 23

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7164154 Qaeda Zami ROW 1: M. Wheat, L. Roningen, E. Hay, N. McEldowney, T. Ludden, J. Pederson, C. Litman, D. Murray, K. Thrana. ROW 2: M. Gustafson, D. Gould, W. Crago, M. Iverson, R. Christie, D. Peterson, R. Fischer, M. Wallace, M. Blakeslee, J. Anderson, J. Fredson, F. Johnson, K. Coffman, L. Schelde, J. Johnson, R. DeCaigny, J. Eckholm, J. Davis. ROW 3: B. Peterson, C. Suech, J. Peterson, J. Voorhees, J. Anderson, C. Larson, M. Hendrickson, K. Hanson, B. Mettner, C. Stromberg, R. Brouse, R. Moland, L. Skomars, R. Abrahamson, L. Berry. ROW 4: J. Kelly, C. Johnson, M. Nelson, K. McTaggert, R. Srigley, R. Oman, L. Bruess, R. Johnson, W. Gustafson, K. Lindquist. HOW 5: Mr. Vickers, G. Schadwald, T. Fairchild, R. Tinseth,M. McHugh, N. Benson, V. Bruce, C. Anderholm. All those little bodies you see running around with big, heavy instruments are very likely to belong to East's seventh grade band. The first year of being in an actual band is excitin , not to mention a frightening ordeal. However, most of these aspiring musicians stick with Mr. qlick- ers and Mr. Tainio long enou h to play with the eighth grade hand. When you reach the eightql rade band, blowing on or strikin an instrument isn't so exhaust- ing. Really, it's a lot of fun, wien you come right down to it. ATso, y0llI' music seems to become quite grown up and difficult soundin . Next in line is the ninth ade fraud. This band is the next-to-top rung in the ladder ofband- playing at East. Members of Siis band form the German Band and also the Pep Band which plays at the junior high basketball games. Uniforms are an important part of the make-up of a good band. For their concerts, the seventh graders wear all white uniforms, the eighth graders wear red sweaters and white pants, and the ninth aders wear red sweaters and grey pants. Airin all, there is much enjoyment to be had in playing in a band. The work becomes fun when your goal becomes being a member of the senior band whose concerts and trips offermany wonderful times. 22'

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'77!a6e 7756: ROW 1: M. Kimball, S. Carlson, J. Alspach, S. Sebo. HOW 2: M. Mahn- ke, M. Hamerston, M. Bray, R. Holl- iday, C. Yurisich, ROW 3: S. Ed- son, B. McFarland, J. Knudson, M. Gustafson, N. Barnes, J. Smith, J Williams, B. Herold. ROW 4: P Schmidt, S. Karon, P. Greene, A. Lott, R. Cundstrom, D. Hoiem, K Borrevik, D. Vickers, B. Lawson, C. Sandstedt. ROW 5: W. Burton D. Harkwell, C. Merry, R. Fox, B. Yoho, S. Brookhart, D. Joslyn, W Tinseth, C. McDowell. Every other morning the strains of melodies being played by the senior high orchestra float through the halls. The orchestra, under the capable direction of Mr. Clifford Berge, meets in room 224, and specializes in any thing from Romberg to Bach. The seventy-five members and their instructor were kept busy this year with several concerts including those on December twelfth and March eleventh. A special Pops concert was arranged for April seventeenth: the orchestra appeared in the annual music festival from April twenty-ninth to May first. 24 SENIOR H