East High School - Birch Log Yearbook (Duluth, MN), Class of 1962, Cover

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gf .v if 3? ri-O 1 ,ji fl . Eff .I if ir 1? 1 ii 1 bivch log dululls eosl high school v E 3 5 fwwifz table of contents forward ..... . . . faculty ...... . . . seniors . . . . 17 act1v1t1es . . . 55 sports ......... . . . 87 underclassmen .... ...... 1 1 1 patrons ..... ...... 1 25 index .... ...... 1 33 Wu w I Mr. Karl Goerz, Principal It is my sincere hope that this book will serve to refresh your memories of the years you spent at East High School. Here you have worked with your faculty and class- mates to train your mind and develop your talents in preparation for a successful future. This Birch Log is a record of your many distinguished accomplishments of the past year, an account of the friends you have made and the activities you have enjoyed together. These are stored herein for a life time. May its contents serve as an in- spiration to strive continuously for the ideals you have conceived in your high school years. The eagerness for success you now possess will be revived each time you turn these pages of your past. As you ponder in retrospect in future years, many of these pages will come alive and illumine your days. To all our students, and especially the seniors - may good health and good for- tune be with each one wherever your paths may lead. afar! Q 9 Mr. Bittner, assistant principal Mr. Wallin 8L Mr. Hill, counselors guiding us throughout the year Victor Bittner, who is in his ninth year as assistant principal of East, heads the attend- ance oflice and is in charge of discipline. Being the executive secretary of the Big Nine Conference takes a lot of his time also. "Even though the conditions at East are crowded, I feel that the students have the sense to adjust, not only to the conditions, but to things affecting themf' commented Mr. Bittner. Concerned with the present while looking ahead to the future might well summarize the work of East's two counselors, Mr. Hill and Mr. Wallin. Testing students, counsel- ing them concerning programs, and assisting seniors in their immediate plans for after graduation are a few of their duties. D. Paul, C. Nelson, G. Carlson, J. John- SOD.. We are taught by the teachers in the English department to better commu nicate with the rest of the world through speaking, writing, and reading. R. Can- field, P. Filipi, C. Englestad, F. Hector Our social studies department aims for good citizenship through courses in mod- ern problems of democracy, American and world history. W. Fayling, R. Jones, A. Holper, B. Bublitz, R. Burrows. This year we have made great strides to- wards our own language laboratory. The study of foreign languages teaches us appreciation of other peoples and their cultures. J. Davis, J. Soha, H. Palas- virta, E. Abbett. Called "the language of science," math helps us succeed in the sciences and everyday life. The math department of- fers courses which provide fundamen- tals, as well as college preparation. D. Garnett, H. Brokken, C. Paulson, J. Countryman. In orderito help understand the mys- teries of our environment and physical world the science department offers more specialized courses than general science. J. Nordling, T. Pulford, C. Ouellette, A. D. Ludden. In home economics the girls learn skills that will produce successful homemak- ers. The shop teachers strive. to develop skills in all phases of industrial educa- tion. L. Johnson, G. Axdahl, B. Still- wagon, absent. The art and music departments go hand in hand, These two departments stress development of artistic talents and ap- preciation of the arts, R. Mix, B, Petti- grew, R. Vickers, M. Kumsha. In our gym classes we learn how to co- operate with other people as well as learning the meaning of good sports- manship, This and the excellent health courses make up our physical education program. G. Rolle, E. Diers, R. Wil- liams. These courses: speech, and debate con- tribute to a well-rounded education. K. Garvin. Our new remedial reading center was the first established in Duluth. There we learn to increase our reading speed and comprehension. R. Buckley. Two women, kept very busy, are the li- brarians. They keep the library neat as possible, and always help students who are looking for books on research topics. They make sure our library always has the best books. V. Campbell, J. Macrae. Course in office skills and business methods are excellent training for future employment. R. Strom, M. I-Iartly. Mrs. Hewitt heads the lunchroom staff in plan- ning well-balanced, economical meals for the students here at East High. Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs. Skarbakko, Mrs. Cook. Our oltice staff does iobs that make our school run smoothly ancl efficiently. Miss Johnson, Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. Johnson. 'intimal The ianitors do an excellent job of keeping our school and its grounds neat and clean. G. Feiro, T. Johnson, S. Sunquist, J. Linster, H. Johnson, K. Olson, W. Woodke. Y- F N! 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Yi hen I will go back - a little more experienced, a little sad be- dause I have to leave you, but really happy because I met some great friends. 7 gym,MwmgiigwwwlfwWwwwlymmmmfezfwgyn wiwwwuwwfmwwwmww.WWm v f 19 W to Ml: iw f Y W , ,, ..WYWWWvfwmffwwwrrwwwwwffwmwfmmmfimW,.,,JL"JY,23LZ1.Z1i'i. Q I N Ll nu 5 bg" A' li gl , K , s N X . Q ' : -D 1 senior sweethearts The annual Sweetheart Dance, sponsored by the senior girls, was held at Ridgeview Country Club on December 28, 1961. The sweethearts, Kathy and Page, were crowned by the last year's sweethearts, Anita Peterson and Harry Burns. The theme and decorations were in accordance with New Yearls Eve. The senior girls spent a lot of time working on the committees. Penny Neipp, rnusicg Lael Stevens, tickets 5 Sandy F redette, decorations 5 Bonnie Ma- gee, food. Earlene Stanton was the general chair- I1'13,I1. The chaperones were the Howard Hagens and the Earl Stantons. 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Doug Fairchild, Kathy Wellington, Dennis Morton, 2- Mary Hagen, Sandee Riddle, 3 Jeff Long. 1 , """"""""' . V,,. ,553 ma gn s iii if L i w N V W . w I , , V. - 'x l x W: 1 i 1 lk 5:55553 if A . I ., ..f?'?:. ' - " Sewing Club 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Library Club 3, Red Cross 4, Choir 4, Knitting Club 4, Library Cadet 4 - Teaching WILLIAM ABERNATHY "School breaks up my zzvti whole day" Izaak Walton 2,3, Car Discussion -I . I ., fi5'5fllE':5lif55 M A Club 4 - Marry someone to support him .4.. fi : ANN ABRAHAM "I love to laughi' Girls, Club X Fi , It iw t W X 5' Wi 9 . A , it o,V g 2,3,4, GAA 2, Record Club 2, Study Club 3, Art sw, ,S is .. K2 J. ,I s' l r V .X ,,, Club 4, Red Cross 2,3,4 - Nurse .ICH Bill ULDIS ADAMSON "A vast potential and genial temper, may develop what school has not" Radio Ham's Club 2,3,4, treas, Orchestra 2, Greyhound Pg. Ed. 2,3,4, Student Council 4, Sound 3,4 - Engineering SUSANA ALBERT "I know gentlemen prefer blondes" ECB,s 2, GAA 2, Dramatics Club 2, Study Club 3, Knitting Club 4, Home Ee Cadet 3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4 - Home Economist RONALD ALMOS "Mention fun and Fm ready" Gun Club 2, Izaak Walton 3,4, Stage Crew 3 i'll give m hand " '4 Jr ,..i. : I if ,,,,,,' , WILLIAM ALTONEN "He speaks the wise man's A ' English - S ilenee"' iii, CARL ANDERSON "just ask me anythingu gritty Izaak Walton 2, Math Club 3,4 -- Architect K V S CHERYL ANDERSON "Her quiet ways are iii,E' , - il l, pleasant" Pep Club 2,3, Greyhound 2,3,4, ECB's V , 3,4, Red and Grey Day Comm. 3, Knitting Club - I -' E 4 - Secretary Car JAMESANDERSON "He:s quiet until you get to know him" Band 2,3,4, Radio Ham's Club 2, if Swimming Team 2,3,4, "E" Club 3, Pep Band 4 - Accountant itz Q - ' ,,,, ,fi ti I g .,, 'iii' -'-i' QQ,. KATHLEEN ANDERSON "A small version of the devil" Band 2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Orchestra I :"i l"' 'i'5: 3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Letterwinner 2, Photography Club 2, ECB's 2, Math Club 4, veep 2, ,zigi ':'l' '-' lzbzt , .-.,,.,:,,.,, 1 U 4, Travel Club 3, veep 3, Red Cross 2,3,4, HR , V , Sec 4 - Pharmacist ,,tsri I e'Ie ' RICHARD c. ANDERSON "Too much work iff L 35 332 isn"t good for anyonei' Izaak Walton 2,3,4, Choir ii lag, ig it' "'- 1 'etiifftm -:t' 4 - Engineer Jim Kathy 26 JENIFER ABBOT "By silence she is known" Annie 4 Ron Cheryl Dick - E. n...,-,M mi' . z.. A415 ?E -X2 33 ' . 'j - 5:4,fur5fia2:Es W. :-:A Uma' ,M ,,. I .. A, M, f - ::..z': an ,HV . kkk, .:v..,.., W ll lp gg 'Ni l will A 'lil l a a F sh I 1? l 'lf mf 111' law' Rick i Q r , .4 13' v 1 RICHARD L. ANDERSON "One of the silent ones" Izaak Walton 2, Car Club 3,4 - Navy SANDRA ANDERSON "She does a lot without much noise" FTA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, ECB's 3, Choir 4 - teaching SHIRLEY ANDERSON "Her ideas shine like her personality" Band 2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Letterwinner 4, ECB's 2,3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Prom Comm. 3, Red 8L Grey Day Comm. 3, Birch Log Rep. 4, Birch Log 4, Greyhound 4, Pep Band 4 - Medi- cal Technician CHARLES ANNEKE "He isn't as quiet as he pretends to be" Baseball 2,3,4, Izaak Walton 2, Model Railroad Club 3, Hobby Club 4 - Account- 8.1112 RICHARD ANTHONY "Fm the silent type - when Fm around girls" Football 2,3,4, Football Club 2,3, Izaak Walton 4, Track 2,3,4, Student Council 3 - Forestry RICHARD ARCHIBALD "What meeting do I have to attend today?" Class Pres. 2,3, ECB's 2,3, Treas. 3, Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3, Student Council 2,3,4, Veep. 3, Pres. 4, "E" Club 4 - Architect Sandy Shirley Chugk Rick Arch ,,,,W,,.,.,, .. , ,.,,, ,, , W.,, BARBARA ARMSTRONG "She contributes in g'fi'L5.5g,'f . I -7 ky 5 .... he Own we war' GAA 23, ECPYS 2.3. FTA 2. .. .te 2-'2 2352 ..,. 'i e:r1finitg,i:z,'g, . i, w , .55 f-.iiftsgw '.,-, if Art Club 3,4, Jr. Red Cross 2, Office Cadet 3,4, , rgSg,,, t, Girls' Club 2,3,4 - Teacher of the Bhnd V, Q ,. . 1 ' l ilitgflg JEAN ARNDT "Be reasonable - do it my way" is"5'..t f if- iliifi'ilii':El!E?s5if'f:l'333353 i "5 i t lfflks - "- Debate 2, NFL 2,3,4, Birch Log Rep. 2,3, Class ' - - ' ..,, Play 3, Thesplans 3,4, Quill 8: Scroll 4, B1rch Log 3,4, Co-Art Ed. 4, Red 81 Grey Day Comm. 4, ' ,, agQ,tz-girqiiigm, O M- d 4 T ,t f s,f, gQiirS,E5i Xdfsrjw s-qgigggigiggggf pen 111 1 CHIIISCCI' I Y ' X Mig-li lqffi,-M ..-, A , KAREN ARNQUIST "1 'm USWUJ' HP to some A Wi 1 ' -, - - - -' ' 5 I M QW -f5iggggg,gg:.g.gfzqgf,y mischze " Photo ra h Club 2 Girls' Club 2 34 ,,,' ,t .,,- , .., Zsail,.Q!ai:.'gA-, wiv '.f. es.Az:'wf:w :-. fri g p Y ' 7 9 ' tz- Library Cadet 2, Red Cross 2 3,4, Vee . 4, GAA ' - ' iygg iv-, gif:-gq,,,5:-im 9 p ' ,I-,-egszfi-l 2 , 3 ,4, Letterwinner 2 , Izaak Walton 3 ,4, Birch '77 i M Log 3,4, Bus. Mgr. 4, Prom Comm. Ch. 3, Quill Sc Scroll 4, Veep. 4, Greyhound 3,4, ECB's 4 - ISIN Smts Satchmo Cheryl Architect CHERYL BACKSTROM "Generally found somb- ing her hair" Pep Club 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, ECB's 2,3,4, GAA 2,3, Prom Comm. 3, Office Cadet 3, Knitting Club 4, Drill Team Club 3, Birch Log 4 - Teacher SANFORD BADDIN "I enjoy being musical" Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Radio Hams Club 2, 3,4, Pres. 4 - Medicine FREDERICK BAGLEY "Fm not arguing with you,' I'1n telling you" Sports Ofhcials Club 27 I-IR Veep 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Ski Team 2, Nat'l. Honor Soc. 3,4, Football 3,4, ME" Club 4, Football Club 3, Track 3, Class Pres. 4 - Veterinarian Sanford Bags Chas Jan Moose krik . , .. ,,, ,,,, V. U, ,, Warren l if X ll. X, hr' Peggy CHARLES BAHN "An addition to any party" Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Football Club 2, "EH Club 3,4-, veep SR. Class 4 - teaching JANICE BAHN "I love fun and nice people" Girls' Club 2,3,4, Dramatics Club 2, GAA 2, French Club 3, Knitting Club 3,4, Orchestra 4, Red Cross 4 - Teacher JO ANN BARBO "A pleasant smile is her pass- porti' Band 2,3,4, Girls, Club 2,3,4, GAA 2, Pep Club 2, Knitting Club 3,4, Orchestra 4, Red Cross 4 - Secretary BARBARA BARNES "I have some great ideas for party games" GAA 2, Girls, Club 2,3,4, Cabi- net 4, Art Club 2, Orchestra 2, Operetta 3, Choir 3,4, Choralaires 4, Birch Log Rep. 3, lzaak Wal- ton 3, Prom Comm. 3, NFL 4, Thespians 4, Class Play 4, Student Director 4, ECB's 4 - Social Work MARGARET BARTHOLDI "We know her, yet we know her notu RICHARD BARTHOLDI "lim just a little shyn Sports Discussion 2,3, Coin Club 4, Intramurals 2, HR Treas 3, veep 4, Greyhound 4 - teacher the sunrise or V- ' fr s se .Q . . ,.gi2'lii t R 5 Q , l if Tom Bev WILLIAM BAUMGARTEN "An all around guy with many friends!! Radio Hamas Club 2, HR Sec 2,3,4, ECB's 2,3,4, Red 8: Grey Comm. 2,3, Prom Comm 3, Class Ring Comm. 3, Izaak Wal- ton 4 - Medicine MICHAEL BECKMAN "I prefer the extra- curricular activitiesu HR Pres. 2,3,4, Football Club 2,3, Basketball 2,3,4, Track 2, "EU Club - Animal Tamer JOAN BEERHALTER "Very popular - especially with the malesj' Orchestra 2,3,4, Pep Club 2, GAA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, HR veep 2, ECB's 2,3, Thes- pians 3, NFL 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, sec 4, Student Council Sec 4, Miss East Candidate 4, AFS 3 - Teacher WARREN BENEDICT "Quiet in his waysg' Gun Safety Club 2,4, Izaak Walton 3 - Student BEVERLY BENSON "A nice disposition and smile" ECB's 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Travel Club 2, GAA 2, Red Cross 2, Library Cadet 3,4, Izaak Walton 3,4 - NANCY BENSON "Sweet and shyi' Girls' Club 2,3,4, Dramatics Club 2, GAA 2, Photography Club 3, Knitting Club 4, Jr. Red Cross 4,Bowling 4 - Nurse 28 VSV :Q .. it-. - .ws ,..,- - .. I X S X I uf st fl l kfil'l't l L' P s li 5 'ffflf' W il. 31 2441 "HU xivltswni was S W V 5, 'ft '5 it 'tw , fl ' ., MM fisaifplihf 5. hi 11 xt is 1 X 1 4 ffg ll' , ll! l' ,ltr f 5,1 all it E ,ns in -X H tl K 3,5 K X 4 5 thrall fi Jo A Bart Joanie Nan H .V ,,.. .7 X, , ,. gills U . Sli" - R ta. ,.- -N, . Egg?--7 .. .. .,.,. , -,, fl!:.,sQ,. ' 7 ,M fg 9 ...Q 5 ' 65,6 iih Sill '. tl rl. ll f ' Q Wt ' ,iw ,, 5 I ,,xsV' BQ 16' 5295 3, a Ylfsx ,lull til a ny 1 :Qt E XE' Tim Barb Rita I i t TIMOTHY BERG "All I want out of school is me" HR veep. 2, Car Discussion Club 2,3,4, sec. 2, Choir 4 - Pilot JANET BERGAL "C'rnon you guys - YELL!', Greyhound 2,3,4, ECB's 2,3,4, Art Club 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Izaak Walton 3, GAA 2,3, Red 8L Gray Day Comm. 2, Student Council 2,3, Operetta 3, Choir 3,4, veep. 4, Choralaires 4, Study Club 4, Quill SL Scroll 4 DAVID BERGLUND "In favor of a good time all the timeu Football 2, Swimming 2,3,4, Football Club 2, "E" Club 3,4, Projectionist - Salesman CORALIE BERGQUIST "Fm a lover of the week-ends" Office Cadet 2,3,4, Typing Club 2,3, Girls' Club 2,3,4, GAA 2 - THOMAS BERNARD "Heb noisy in a quiet way" Boat 81 Motor Club 2,4, Railroad Club 3 - Teacher MARTIN BIRK "You never know what I'll don Greyhound Rep. 2,3, Sports Ofhcials 2,3, Birch Log 3, Car Discussion Club 4, HR treas. 4 - Play- boy .W - 'W .i:sEE::5':-.1-'Hi t - ' -1: i.flaw!-e.,f2Ef1",sf'-it. l r-fi .. -11: itflik- 'Q 22.2 5-1, Q l.,,.,.,, M- ,,v::. ,..t.--me uri 1 z--:inf .1- . e,,,,,., , . Jan Dave the falling rain Om BARBARA BLATNIK "I donit say mueh: Fm busy obseroingi' Travel Club 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Art Club 3,4, - Artist JAMES BODIN "If you donft say much you eanft get in trouble" Football 2, Boat St Motor Club 2, Intramurals 2,3,4, Sports Officials 3,4, Choir 3,4, - Architect KAREN BODIN "If you canlt think of anything nice to say, don't" Band 2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Pep Club 2, GAA 2, French Club 3, Knitting Club 4, veep. 4 - Teacher MARGUERITE BOHART "A pleasant girl to known Girls' Club 2,3,4, Cabinet 2, GAA 2, Class Play 3,4, Dramatics Club 3,4, - Nurse RICHARD BRADLEY "I take things as they come and not beforev Radio Ham's Club 2, Track 2,3,4, Model Railroad Club 3, Aeronautics Club 4 - Forest Ranger BARBARA BRANDER "Someone you can de- pend ont' HR treas. 2, Red 8: Grey Comm. 2,3,4, GAA 2, Choir 2,3,4, Dramatics Club 2, ECBls 2, 3,4, Football Finale Comm. 2,3,4, Operetta 3, Prom Comm. 3, Speech 4, Izaak Walton 3, Girls' Club Cabinet 4 - Social Worker 29 ., , PK ., ,KVM U Ut' r lllhlff 235 ' " M, wi Q? S 4 7 , , 14' 'S il, S 5 :lil ui , , . . llsl ' my , Wi , .M E' i "fi, ,K H,-g.' , F' li A Pl s 5 G ,Ii ,if H . , fl "5-m..:.1.. Ki K Jim Karen V -," z . . 3 '- 'l, If-, mf..-1 ' A 55' I ,. 2: K ., K , tzr Q K I - . V -,.. '-E, ' .2-E U I 1' Rick Brandt' iff ,ef -- I ..l tk 1 up 1-iv alllxllnria' .. fr iw- 5 1 . ,i '-'ffl 'ft ' 'lf . . if, , 1 Zlif'-. ' 'lt f ? 2.51.-1, fl ..,,, , .i.s:g:.1,. , L' st. Gay Bay iw il' . if .. V M, x ' Ef ligjsgsw i i, s .,- lkgg fill ,ir .1 ' - 'sf .511-V ,,,,i " Mir EEF - . ,. Wx,-.,. ' V' L: I Jim Barb Hel Judy O GARY BRAY "lim seldom speechlessi' Gun Club 2,3, Cross Country 2, Coin Club 4 - Selling. HELEN BRULL "One of Bonnie's fine hockey players" FTA 2, Band 2,3,4, GAA 2, French Club 3, Knitting Club 4, ECB's 4 - Teacher. CAROL BUCKLEY "Pm not a flirtg it just comes out that way" Transfer from Staples 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Birch Log 4, Girls' Club 4, FTA 4, Red Cross 4 - JAMES BULSON "I couldnit be the guilty one!" Transfer from Rose Creek 3, Gun Club 3, Izaak Walton 4, Choir 4 - Mechanic. JUDITH BURNS "Friend to many - enemy to noneu Band 2,3,4, Pep Club 2, Knitting Club 3, Pep Band 4, Orchestra 4, Art Club 4 - Social Worker. JEROME BUTLER "The strong quiet type" Skin Diving Club 4. 1'11 sing my song Jerry Lance Carol BARBARA BUTRYM "Silence is one art of con- versation she hasn't learned" GAA 2,3, letter-win- ner 2, ECB's 2, Drama Club 2, Girls' Club Cabi- net 3, Knitting Club 4 - Interior Decorator. GERALD CAMELON "School is all right in its place, but where is its place?i' Izaak Walton 2,3,4 -- Mechanic. JESSY CHAPADOS "Fm not noisy - just en- thusiastic" ECB's 2,3,4, Girls' Car Discussion 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, GAA 2,3, Izaak Walton 3, Study Club 4 - Teacher. LANCE CHRISTIE "A poor excuse is better than none" Sports officials Club 2,3,4, Intramu- rals 2,3,4 - Engineering. CAROL CLARK "As active as she is cute" ECB's 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3, Student Council 2,3,4, "B" Squad Cheerleader 2,3, "A" Squad 4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Red gl Grey Day Comm. 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Prom Comm. 3, Football Prin- cess Candidate 4, Miss East Candidate 4 - In- terpreter. CHARLOTTE COHEN "Always nice and ready for funn Travel Club 3, Knitting Club 4 - Secre- tary. 30 1 l l Carol 4 Jem' l Toni Char l V Donna Barb l Jer Legs DORHONDA CURRIE "If for good times she were paidj she would have her fortune made" ECB's 2, Girls' Club Cabinet 2, GAA 2, Drill Team Club 3, Birch Log Rep. 4, Pep Club 4, Pres. 4, Gregory Greyhound 4 - Sociologist. BARBARA CURTIS "She does a lot in a quiet way" Debate Club 2, ECB's 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, FTA 3,4, Prom Comm. 3, Red 8: Grey Day Comm. 3, Red Cross 4, Choir 4, Class Play Comm. 3, Sweetheart Dance Comm. 4 - Teacher. BERNARD DAHL "School leaves me speechless" Car Discussion Club 3, Izaak Walton 4. BARBARA DAUGHERTY "Peppy and pleasing to meet" ECB's 2, HR Sec. 2,3,4, Typing Club 2, GAA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Girls' Car Discussion Club 3, FTA 4, Oliice Cadet 4 - Teacher. PATRICIA DAVIS "I take things as they come" Girls' Car Discussion Club 2,3, GAA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Knitting Club 4, Choir 4, ECB's 2 - Sec- retary. JAMES DEMPSTER "Friendly and well-liked by those who know him" Transfer from St. Louis Park 4, Baseball 4, Skin Diving Club 4 - Archi- t6Ct. Barbie Bernie Pat Jim cheer the Wear along JERRY DEMPSTER "An individual that's nice to all he meets" Transfer from St. Louis Park 4, Skin Diving Club 4, Baseball 4 - Electronics. DAVID DeROSIER "I have a comment for all occasions" Izaak Walton Club 2,3,4, veep 2, Sec. 3, program chairman 4, Stage Crew 4 - Indus- trial Photographer. JEAN DIETL "A sweet girl you can depend on" Pep Club 2,3, Girls' Club 2,3,4, GAA 2, ECB's 2, Study Club 4 - LESLIE DOCK "I love to dance - especially on tables" Birch Log Rep. 2,3, Greyhound 2,3,4, GAA 2, Girls' Car Discussion 3, Skin Diving Club 4, Birch Log 4, Quill 8a Scroll 4 - lVIilliona.ire's Wife. WILLIAM DOUGLAS "He's quiet until he's with the boys" Boat 8: Motor Club 2, Izaak Wal- ton 3, Skindiving Club 4, Treas. 4. DARYL DRESSLER "You do it your way, I'll do it mine" HR Sec. 2, Sports Discussion Club 2, Birch Log Rep 3, Car Discussion Club 4 - Law- yer. 31 Ducks JCBI1 Bill Dres DIANE DUTKOWSKI "Sincere and obligingu at . Drill Team Club 2,3, GAA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, fx 1 I Diane Rod Lonnie Sue fills ls 551 ,. lb limi ,gi S S h r i ' 1' Q ill ally' llllw, 432' li Hill, gil Iliil li W E1CB's 2. 'Choir 3,4, Izaak Walton 4, Nurse. RODNEY EDWARDS "Fm only silent on Mon- day morningsn Boat and Motor Club 2, Gun Safety Club 3, Skin Diving Club 4 - Lawyer. CHARLES ERICKSON "Always there when you need himi' HR pres. 2, Football Club 2, manager 3,4, Track manager 2,3, "E" Club 4 - Law En- forcement. LONNIE ERICKSON "Flirting is my hobby" ECB's 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 2, Girls' Car Discussion Club 3, FTA 4 - Stewardess. SUSAN ERICKSON "Her influence may be felt everywhere . . . " ECB's 2,3,4, Greyhound 2,3,4, lst page ed. 4, Golf team 2, GAA 2,3,4, pres. 4, team capt. 2, Nat'l Honor Soc. 3,4, Quill Sc Scroll 3,4, Nat'l. Math Assoc. 3,4, sec. 4, Student Coun- cilor 3, NSPA 3,4, Teen Page ed. 4, Prom Comm. 3, Red 8: Gray Day Comm. 3 - Journalism. CAROL EVERTS "Adds laughs and fun to any eventi' Transfer from Little Valley, N.Y. 3, Red Sc Grey Day Comm. 3, Operetta 3, Girls' Club cabinet 3,4, Dischords 4, Choralaires 4, Class Play 4, Comm. 4, Sweetheart Dance Comm. 4, Thes- pians 4, Gregory Greyhound 4 - President, Local 34-3. for i ma never ALLEN FAHLAND "Hasten slowlyl' Izaak Wal- 1,,k,,x,, , . -. ton 2,3, Cross Country 2, Drafting Club 4, Stage Crew - Engineer. it DOUGLAS FAIRCHILD "A sedate and studi- st WH V l ii 6 5 1 l 4 QW , l M , ,, . f i i ' gk T -V ,f..... .,,,, ous manner does not hide this lively personalityu Debate 2,3,4-, Speech 2,3,4, Debate Club 2, Stu- dent Council 2,4-, NFL 2,3,4-, pres. 4, FTA 3,4, pres. 4, Class Play 4, HR veep 4-, Open Mind 4- - Medical Research. ,, 4' 2 LLOYD FAUST "When in doubt, punt" Izaak A zll Walton 2, Birch Log Photog. 2,3,4, Greyhound 3, Car Discussion 3, Skin Diving Club 4, pres. 4 - Fuzzy Doug Peg Lou MARGARET FOSS "Diet - that's for tomor- rowu Girls' Club Cabinet 2,3,4, GAA 2,3, Letter- winner 2, sec, 3, E'CB's 3, Prom Comm. 3, 'Class Play 3, Red 81 Grey Day Comm. 3, HR pres. 4, Service Comm. Ch. 4 - Medical Social Work. SANDRA FREDETTE "A lover of parties and a hostess to many" ECB's 2,3,4, Drill Team Club 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Greyhound 2,3,4, GAA 2,3, Let- terwinner 2, Red 8: Grey Day Comm. 2,3, lzaak Walton 3, Pep Band 3,4, Band 3,4, HR sec. 3, Class Play 4, Birch Log 4 - Airline Hostess. DOUGLAS FREEMAN "Why hurry as long as times flies anyLvay?H Izaak Walton 2, Cross Coun- try 2,3, Rifle Club 3, Skin Diving Club 4, Choir 4- - Navy. 32 .. ..,.. "ta: ,. . .vi , X ,N till il ? K it I . ga if fl i gf y , i fda it l tiaflsnll. ble ,tv .ft.:..!g!.,:.,,. - A msfsafusfli.t,.gig,,:a,:i5iQj.-e K ,.gYm,i,,, gli :IW l s K 4 ' 'Enid' i Y .,,, :W . i la ' 1 K , 1 l 5. lllll. l l 3 xx x u 1 X E, A gg, Ni, Eric l Moose Il A Floyd . lf' 1,-,'fZs,2f?l igtlfiia., K ., Q.:-5' gi-wif .dill lilie s , ,-r,:1i65'ff- ,elif ,EL .211 : fK.v. ,1i,,,: . gift' ' .-54,1 -w t self. ,Q rfrft' ff- sa. if 2 ww .ft -5 , 1 Doug ,' i..ss,!Fsf 2 M ' l . . W ifs li 1 .- sees-:ff-:-sts .1-.Q 't arte ztgs-fa-sss,,g..tlns- Q1 - 'szstng Mr. .2 rvrv s f-ext. ,,, swf. .., Q, ,,:. ,,,Wf, 'sw .. Y w igsy - . . t s 2, ,. Rick is i 4 Stan l fziisitffifil lgg il 'ti33':i. is is .isis I l ' -. filiiif , fffzswifr ' l frzltffifxfrisv . . will i 5255? a sfii 4 . me ,. A -g ,,,,,, - . . las: f tw -, . .. g,..,,,, .., s em, mi wfliilllx , ill I Linda Jer RICHARD FREIMUTH "Well-meaning in all actions" Cross Country 2,4, Letterwinner 4, Choir Club 3,4, Operetta 3, 'Choir 4, Male Quartet 4, Choralaires 4 - Business. CHARLOTTE GARON "Merrily she goes along her wayu Pep Club 2, GAA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Greyhound 2,3,4, ECB's 2,3,4, Red SL Grey Day Comm. 2,3, Drill Team Club 3, NFL 3,4, Birch Log 3,4, Prom Comm. 3, Office Cadet 4 - Teacher. ERIC GIBSON "Live and let liven Izaak Walton 2, Car Club 3, Boys' Quartet 4, Skin Diving Club 4, Choralaires 4, Choir 4. STANLEY GILBERTSON "I should have come out my shell before this year" RICHARD GILLELAND "A great sense of humor" Speech Club 2, Drama Club 2, Class Plays 2,3,4, Thespians 3,4, treas. 4, NFL 3,4, Choir 3,4, Choralaires 3,4, FTA 4, Male Quartet 4-Ministry. PAMELA GRUBB "She never worried about lessons not donel' Debate Club 2, ECB's 2,3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Birch Log Rep. 2,3,4, Izaak Walton 3,4, Greyhound 2,3,4, page ed. 4, Teen Page Ed. 4, Red 8c Grey Day Comm. 3, Prom Comm. 3, Class Play Comm 3, Quill 8: Scroll 4, sec. 4 - Journalism. pass this Way LINDA GULDER "An amusing and talented speakerj' Drama Club 2, Class Play Comm. 2,3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Speech Club 2, Thespians 3, Knitting Club 3, Speech 3,4, NFL 3,4, sec. 4, FTA 4, Greyhound 4, Class Plays 3,4, - Teacher. JAMES GUROVITSCH "Moves along at his own paeev Choir 2,3, Car Discussion Club 2,3,4, Class Play 3. MARY HAGEN "When I get there, I get there - Late!" ECB's 2,3,4, Red 8: Grey Day Comm. 2,3, Girls' Club 2,3,4, cabinet 3, Pep Club 2, GAA 2,3, Class Play Comm. 2, Nat'l. Honor Soc. 3,4, treas. 4, Open Mind 4, Birch Log 4, Izaak Walton 4, HR treas. 4 - Diplomat. JERRY HAGENBROCK "Always full of fun" HR pres. 2, veep. 3, Radio Hams Club 3, Car Dis- cussion Club 2,4 - International Playboy. PAUL HAGLUND "Fm on a vocal strikefi ROBERT HALLER "Friend to many and nice to all" Izaak Walton 2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3, Student Councilor 3 - Latin Scholar. 33 Char Herb ugigtii t . , ,X P ..., ul' M3 K t 4 . , ,,,,,?.E!ri.s,s..,,,qQ ,ii is ,.. W. 1 . ? . 'Q- S Dick Pam again 1 f , I if ,ll , iff. :gat sw' iq.. - , . . 1 K 'ts ss u ls 55? .. ft ig, 3 is sf if 11 ,sl 3 is S K X K ttf s lu ist , 2 ', 'fl 4 M-leo . in K .4 if jim Mary Paul Bob Mgt: wr! 14-If , 15 :-- is ' V ess' V , . .gist 1 1..,.,. fi 7, .,. ., it-1 zz, X, was aw, .ins . an . -wr -' . 1' iq' :itil ix ftxqs , s tart . X f so Q tl 4 . t e iii ,iliw M, f it Q Q ag , . . , I ws l 13? il 8 ld -- --at ...Mt . A :si-a inrtlilizpaiggq W. i A ,-ing. g 4115K .atm , - V , . ,X,,.. 7 .M .. 'X 155.5 '1' Dave Karen DAVID HANSON "Fun loving and nice to know." KAREN HANSON "A good sense of humor and nice personality." MICHELLE HANSON "Her smile you ean't for- get" Girls' Club 2,3,4, GAA 2,3, Drama Club 2, Library Club 3, veep. 4, Class Play Comm. 3,4, Red 81 Grey Day Comm. 3, ECB's 3, Library Ca- det 3,4, Orchestra 4, Office Cadet 4, Red Cross 4 -Teacher. MARY HARDY "Exists in her own sweet worldi' GAA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, String Ensemble Club 2,3, Speech 2, Prom Comm. 3, Nat'l. Math Club 4 - Mathematics. MICHAEL HATLESTAD "The girls won't let me be shy" HR treas. 2, Football 2,3,4, Football Club 2,3, Basketball 2, HR pres. 3,4, "En Club 4 - Mechanical Engineer. ANDREW HEINECKE "The more I learn, the more I realize how little I knowf' Football 2,3,4, co-capt. 4, Track 2,3,4, Basketball 2, Student Council 2,3, Football Club 2, pres. 2, Intramurals 2,3,4, Class veep 3, Nat'l Honor Soc. 3,4, pres. 4, Boys' State 3, "E" Club 3,4, Pres. 4, ECB,s 3, Quill 8: Scroll 4, Birch Log 4, Sports Ed. 4 - Business Administration and Science. 1i'll share my faith Les " ff' Ray Bette Bunny EDWARD HEMENWAY "Reserved in his man- nerismsv Transfer from Witchita 4, Radio Hams Club 4 - Electrical Engineer. BETTE HENDRICKSON "Always helpful and willing to work." LYLE HENDRICKSON "Play and I'll play with you,' work and you'll work alone" Intramurals 2, 3, Radio Hams Club 2, Izaak Walton 3, Swim- ming Team 3,4-, co-capt. 4, Gym Cadet 3, Choir 4 - Draftsman. RAYMOND HERRICK "Work - some sort of foreign word, isn't it?" CHARLOTTE HILL "Quiet, but far from shyl' Record Club 2, pres. 2, ECB's 2, GAA 2,3, Choir 2, Girls, Club 2,3,4, Red Cross 3, Knitting Club 4 - Librarian. EDWARD HARPER "I never say much." 34- B l Missy Alice j i i g Fella Bob Cecil Hutch Jake JAMES HILL "Many Goals and the ability to achieve them" Football 2,3,4, co-capt. 4, Hockey 2,3,4, capt. 4, Baseball 2,3,4, Hockey Club - Electrical Engineer. STEVE HOAG "Let's get this party going." ROBERT HOEKSTRA "He leads a spicy life 4- cooking" Band 2,3,4, Boat 8: Motor Club 2, In- tramurals 2,3, Projectionist 2,3, Birch Log Rep. 2, 3,4, Birch Log 4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Car Discussion Club 3, Orchestra 3,4 - Business and Economics. ROBERT HOENE "His greatest talent is friend- liness" H.R. pres. 2, Hockey 2,3,4, assist. capt. 4, Football 2,3,4, ECB's 2, Hockey Club 2,3, Student Council 4. JANET HOPPE "Bubbling over in a Cathedral of ideas" Girls' Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 2, GAA 2,3, Majorette Club 3,4, "B" squad 3, "A" Squad 4, gym cadet 3, choir 3,4, Prom Comm. 3, Choir 3, 4, Choralaires 4 - Teacher. ALICE HOWARD "Ready to help whenever she may" Record Club 2, GAA 2,3, Letterwinner 3, Red Cross 3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Bowling 2,3, Red 8: Grey Day Comm. 3, Class Play Comm. 3,4 - X-Ray Technician. '5 N4 - m O 2- '4 .fibjii f9,s's'35'?fi .. I 5, . 1 ggi: H M ,gp ,PII . spy' rim, Ki 'rx , 1 ls , xl ' I ,Q its X as K , 5 ,1 Wg 'lil 5, Kifsdlaiiit ,W s .,,ssg,lis 2 , i ,xy W' ills' -59551935 - tw .EW 1 U S2 zffsfwfzxf Jan Howie with ev'r troubled heart CLAYTON HUTCHINS "Big ambitions - let's wait and see" Car Discussion Club 2,3,4, Intra- murals 2,3, Choir 2, Operetta 2 - President of the United States. ROBERT ILSTRUP "just ask meg I'll tell you how shy I am" Transfer from St. Louis Park 2, Izaak Walton 3,4, HR veep. 4. HELEN JACKSON "A quiet embarrassment set in" Greyhound 2,3,4, Typing Club 2, GAA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Art Club 3,4, Class Play Comm. 3 - Artist. ANN JACOBSON "Don't dare meg I ean't stand temptation" Girls' Club Rep. 2, Tennis Team 2, 3,4, Letterwinner 2,3,4, Travel Club 3, Girls' Club treas. 4 - Chemist. MICHAEL JERONIMUS "Silence and mischief blended" Tennis Team 2,3,4, Ski Team 2,3,4, HR veep. 2,3, Operetta, Choralaires 4, Izaak Walton 4 - Lawyer. BEVERLY JOHNSON "A mind that's rich in all that's good" Girls' Club 2,3, Cabinet 3, HR sec. 2, Debate Club 2,4, Debate 2, Speech 4 - Nurse. 35 i "fi ...se ,S 5 5' Spas Helen il tv Mick Beaver I ' f. ll", 1 xi if l vi, A i if 7,4 . s 1 , ,, sf, l f 1 'nu 2 ,ill IP .1 liiggg i., . QL , 1 l i l if x' -l ss srl Ui 'S 35232, 5 S W 'L 1 Bermuda Mike Johns .,,, , .,,,,g,,. , ..,- . ,iii-'.,,. . if ' -we , 55. 1 -I I , yi.. -fu.. f',i,i.',.5,.,H,,t i . . I". - f,:,,-,nt-f,,-ii., , ,ii f.., .sf' la 1 se., ,lf s 3 if xi, X 5, , f llg, , fi t n Mfr Miglia ui Qwtmp , 'ii my , ,, :QQ x s is r,,,,, ,uf ,QM 1 is 56,5 L f. : '-,e:sts.,,.s,: .. , s fir.. - ws ,iw ,s its - ...,!,.. is i or 4' 'L f his ni' 'l Den'r Millie DAVID JOHNSON "Always has a greeting to cheer your day" Projectionist 2, Drama Club 2, FTA 3, Sound Room 3,4, Debate Club 4. DENNIS JOHNSON "Full of fun and pranks - seldom serious" Football 2, Football Club 2, In- tramurals 2,3,4, Izaak Walton 3, Car Discussion Club - Detective for "Hawaiian Eye." DIANE JOHNSON Aecomplishes things in her own way" Majorette Club 2, GAA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Izaak Walton 3,4, veep. 4, Red 8L Grey Day Comm. 3 - Airline Hostess. MICHAEL JOHNSON "All I want out of school is me" Izaak Walton 2,3, pres. 2, Birch Log Rep. 2,4, Football 3, Skin Diving Club 4 - Business Manager. MILLARD JOHNSON "His friends are never plagued with idle words" THOMAS JOHNSON "Staid in all things" Chess 'Club 2,3,4, Bowling 2 - Pilot. they shall not ll Mike Dar Sue CAROL JOHNSTON "Still water runs deep" FTA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Izaak Walton 3,4 - Medical Technologist. MICHAEL JOHNSTON "Not as conservative as he appears." MARILYN JONES "Her poetry leaves us speech- less" Travel Club 2, Library Cadet 2,3,4, NFL 2, 3,4, Speech 2,3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Student Coun- cil 3, Class Plays 3,4, - Teacher. DARLENE KEELER "Boys? Why the subject never crossed my mind" ECB's 2,4, Drama Club 2,3, Girls' Club 2,3,4, sgt.-at-arms 2, veep. 3, pres. 4, Speech 2, GAA 2, Prom Comm. 3, Red 81 Grey Day Comm. 3, Class Play 3,4, Birch Log 4 - Speech Therapist. SUSAN KENNEDY "Figures - but not in math." JANE KENNER "Friend and helper to many" Girls' Club 2,3,4, cabinet 4, GAA 2,3, String En- semble 2, Orchestra 2,3,4, Prom Comm. 3, Drill Team Club 3, Red Cross 4, Red 8: Grey Day Comm. 4. 36 Di Tom Marilyn Kelly Paul Q l Auntie Sara John Corky PAULINE KILGORE "Full of laughter and fun" Car Discussion Club 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, ECB's 2, Prom Comm. 3, Art Club 4 - Designer. REBECCA KING "We should be happier more often" Transfer from Bemidji 3, FTA 3, Girls' Club 3,4, Knitting Club 4 - Teacher. ROBERT KING "Generally up to mischief" Sports' Officials Club 2,3, Pep Band 4 - Insur- ance. SARA KLASKY "School spirit galore" NFL 2,3, 4, Debate Club 2, Greyhound 2,3,4, ECB's 2,3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Debate 2, Intramurals 2, Speech 3, Izaak Walton 3, Quill Sz Scroll 4, Math Club 4, sec. 4, Birch Log 4 - Medicine. LYNN KNAPP "Pretty as a picture with a frame to match" GAA 2,3, letterwinner 2, Pep Club 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Greyhound 2,3,4, ECB's 2,3, Izaak Walton 3, Knitting Club 4, Oflice Cadet 4, HR sec. 4 - Airline Stewardess. KATHLEEN KOBUS "She may be small, but she's full of big ideas" GAA 2,3, recorder 3, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Majorette Club 2, Intramurals 2, Drill Team Club 3, Greyhound 2,3,4, Speech 3, NFL 3,4, Prom Comm. 3, Girls' Trio 4, Choir 4, HR pres. 4, Knitting Club 4 - Teacher. Becky Bob Binny Kathy have lived in vain JOHN KOIVISTO "Reserve reigns supreme" Sports Discussion Club 2, Math Club 3,4 -- Phys- xcist. ROGER KOOISTRA "To the many reservedg to the few open" Radio Hams Club 2,3, Math Club 4 - Engineer. JOHN KOPARI I like girls - when they keep their distance." CAROLYN KORTE "Where's the party?" Girls' Club 2,3,4, Red Cross Rep. 2, Orchestra 2,3,4, Drama Club 2,4, NFL 3,4, Class Play 4, Comm. 4, Drill Team Club 3, Choir 4, Skin Diving Club 4 - Teacher. DAVID KREAGER "If at first you don't suc- ceed, the heck with it" Fun Safety Club 2, Stu- dent Council 2,4, Swimming 2, Football 2, Hock- ey 3, Izaak Walton 3,4 - Engineer. IRENE LACIS "Smile, and everything seems brighter" String Ensemble 2, Girls' Club 2,3, Typ- ing Club 4 - Stenographer. 37 Rooster 01111 its l I Dave Irene .., Q, v- ,0 .zf 'hs 'W i ' Q 4 9, ..:. ,, .. 1- . i, . iii: ie. Q. 4. we 14,5 " is 1 I l ' Q m 5 It Qlngighh 2 1 n i mf' .12 lil S' -"Qfli - "' U ,,:. , l iii- , rw iii ml is qu w i W. HW, K I i lg " l 2 if 'Hifi 'ii silt ' J. :Mi ffl' ix, i i ffl, i Hx ? nb . N , li .1 . N' it ui it if , wi., ' 'l Dave l 5,5 if .W ' . V. .limi li1fs., " ' ei z 2:11567 '35 l' i slllfi t " ' 1' ' ' Dick i-Vi ' i' x wp.. is ,-,ii .. 'E ' .sgmsf-iw my Q f s., ,, , . , . A ,sz lb, iii. K 'if -,5,i.i 3 L y -' -1. WX fKi.lf"l3Ciif1 .i:I",s.::?" .ixZlQQeYiQ'l" H Dave JOY Char i. DAVID LANDRO "A little work zvon't hurt any- one, but why take chances?" Izaak Walton Club 2,3,4 - Accountant CHARLENE LARSON "Give me a little elbow room" Typing Club 2, GAA 2,3,4, letterwinner 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Prom Comm. 3, Art Club 4 -- Business Machines. LINDA LARSON "Watch the quiet ones" RICHARD LARSON "Sleep no more! Youi high school days are over" Izaak Walton 2,3, Pep Band 3,4, Pep Band Club 4 - Engineer. BARBARA LaTOUR "Care sits lightly on her shoulders" GAA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Drill Team Club 2,3,4, Choir 2,3, ECB's 3, Drill Team 4 - Airline Hostess. LYNN LEDINGHAM Upeppy, and fun to be with" Band 2,3,4, "B" Cheerleader 2, "A" Cheerleader 3,4, ECB's 2,3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 2, Intramurals 2, Prom Comm. 3, HR sec. 3, Class Ring Comm. 3, Orchestra 4 - Home Economics. Barb i'1l give rn hand DAVID LEE "Not as conservative as he .appearsv :" 3 Transfer from Novato, California 4, Football 4, ,'., I' Club 4 - Prof. SUSAN LEMPE "Bubbling over with enthusiasm" :':' Girls' Club 2,3,4, Social Chairman 4, ECB's 2,3,4 - Medicine. BARBARA LEWIS ffsizenizy she gm among ,,,, k :heme Art Club 2,3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Nat'1. 'N X .,,..,i Honor Soc. 3,4, Prom Comm. 3 - Home Econo- misf- 9 Sue Y W JOY LEWIS "A quiet and unassuming person" 55 " ,',' Q Orchestra 2,3,4, Record Club 2, Typing Club 3, I I 6 4, Girls' Club 2,3,4 - Teacher. I - CAROL LHOTKA "Generally speaking, Pm gen- ZKV ppii erally speaking" Drill Team Club 2,3, GAA 2, Rep. 2, ECB's 2,3, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Birch Log Rep. 3, ' 7 4, Greyhound 4, Izaak Walton 4 - Nurse. RONALD LINDSTROM Most of the great men 'V" are dead, Co' Pm not feeling so well nfiyselff' HR alq. ' H pres. 2,4, Football 2,3,4, letterwinner 3,4, Foot- ball Club 2, Baseball 2,3,4, letterwinner, 2,3,4, "E" Club 3,4, Student Council 3, Basketball 2,3, si . 4, letterwinner 3,4 - Electrical Engineer. Carol 38 l Linda 1 Lynn l Q.. f 'fx 'li'-. 1.1-.-ii. I Qmgiiii Y N pqllb x,, A ,., , .,., ,Q 3 , . is i at . I glial am ass i Q-Wi" ' '55 l ii ? ' 'W-L' :---li - " ' .Ft ft' M. , l' ""-"l-lii i,i ,., n ew - ' V,-ii, si s . ii it ii iglieilillf ,Q W, Si R i 1 x 2 1 4 W '- iee.:awii Qlflzrsiz - we iifeiw l Barb Weasel Harriet Peggy Kate J Hdy HARRIET LITMAN "In splendor most awesome" JEFFREY LONG "Let's step in the darkroom and see what develops" Photography Club 2, De- bate Club 3, Open Mind 4, business mgr. 4, Chess Club, Birch Log 4, co-art ed. 4, Quill 8a Scroll 4, Student Council 4 - Medicine. NORMAN LONN "A quiet more admirable than-any sound" Sports oflicials Club 2,3, Cross Country 3,4, "E" Club 4. MARGARET LOVELL "We don't hear from her, we hear about her" Girls' Club 2,3, Study Club 2, Typing Club 3,4. MIRIAM LUOPA "She treads the ways of life quietly" Transfer from Canada 3, Study Club 3,4, Girls' Club - Secretary. JUDY LYON "She's like a tea kettle - always bubbling over" Student Council 2, "B" Cheer- leader 2, "A" Cheerleader 3,4, capt. 4, ECB's 2, 3,4, GAA 2, Pep Club 2, Cheerleading Club 3,4, Miss East Candidate 4 - Secretary. i'11 sing y song CATHERINE MAAS "Quiet but always think- ing." Pep club 2, Girls' club 2,3,4. G.A.A. 2, Bowl- ing 2, Izaak Walton 3,4. Prom Committee 3, Birch Log 4. - Airline Hostess. MARY MCGREEVY "She is small and as ex- plosive as a stick of dynamite" Record club 2, Girls' club 2,3,4, Typing Club 3,4. - Secretary. PATRICIA MCGREAGOR "I just go Skipping through life" Pep Club 2,3, Car Discussion Club 4, Girls' Club 2,3,4. - Receptionist. JUDITH McKAY "Hockey is one of her goals" G.A.A. 2,3, Girls' Club 2,3,4, E.C.B.'s 3,4. Drill Club 3, Treasurer 3, Knitting Club 4. - Social Worker. RODERICK MCKENZIE "The call of the wild" Football 2, Gun Club 2, Car Discussion 3, Skin Diver 4. - Dentist. THOMAS MacNALLY "Why worry when some- one else can do it" Football 2, Gun Club 2, Car Disc. 3,4. - Accounting. 39 -.W-.fel ,... I I 1 . - ill? A fl :ff- ' . ltw Isa ,X - . . ,. . . iw V it I si, iaith I .iliaazsiffw ' it' .LEE "iifs W"""lW is vw-i .--.. . ..- ' 4.1. .K is I ' I, tts 5 I 5 s . wi th K ...sg jeff Norm Miriam Judy Mary Pat ' f i V w.. .5 f ' 5 5 '- ' . . 1. 331 fi' Q' ,. e if ,f3i,iggit,,, . .... . 3 Vf,,iXg3,,3mit - ,gr ffg . f.g.gi..5,.5,i.se . ,.., . .. , Rod Tom l ., fly :- K Y f.,lFFigil' if if I x 'ig 'l li R up I'- . ,Cl is "ff ' Ilgrgl M is f A bl 1 l ss K -, 'Y 'K I " 1 sf - 1 Fats , tl fizv S I My 'G stag? Frank Nidy Sue Darrell Magoo Dodie PAUL MADSEN "Nothing is impossible, but why try?" Football 2,3,4, Intramurals 2, Football Club 2,3, "E" Club 4 - Architect. BONNIE MAGEE "You guys, let's get together and DO something!" Red Cross 2, city rep. 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, cabinet 3,4, publicity ch. 3, Art Club 2, ECB's 2,3,4, GAA 2,3, rep. 2, Prom Comm. 3, Red SL Grey Day Comm. 3, Sweetheart Dance 4 -- Ski Bum KATHRYN MALMSTEDT "Don't be bitter -- reeonsidef' HR sec. 2,4, veep. 3, GAA 2, letter- winner 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, cabinet 4, Chaplain 4, Library Club 2, ECB's 2,3,4, Drill Team Club 3, Prom Comm. 3, Girls' State 3, Football Prin- cess Cand. 4, Birch Log 4, Miss East Cand. 4 - Social Worker. JAMES MANFRED "Nonchalance is his man- ner" Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Football Club 2,3, Baseball 3,4, "E" Club 4 - Highway Patrol. DORIS MARUSKA "Quiet and nice in her ways" Girls' Club 2,3,-4, Sewing Club 2, Knitting Club 3,4 - Secretary. LYNDA MASKE "Care sits lightly on her shoul- ders" Study Club 2, Girls' Club 2,4, Chess Club 3, Radio Ham's Club 4 - Artist. i'11 share m faith Mic John SUSAN MAYER "I'm not quiet, just plain shy" Girls' Club 2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4 - Nurse. ANN MICHLER "I don't believe in love at first sight, I always take a second look" Girls' Club cabinet 2,3,4, GAA 2, French Club 3, Prom Comm. 3, Class treas. 4, Girls' Club Sec. 4, Football Prin- cess 4 - Social Work. ROBERT MICKELSON "Full of enthusiasm and the devil" Pep Band 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Pep Band Club 4, Aeronautics Club 3 - Pilot. DARRELL MILLER "Sorry, but I'm already committed" Car Discussion Club 2,3, Drafting Club 4 - Beautician. JOHN MILLER "That's what I think, but I don't suppose it's right." YVONNE MILLER "She packs her troubles in a trunk and sits on the lid and laughs" GAA 2, Knitting Club 2,3, Typing Club 4, Girls' Club 2, 3 - Secretary. 40 Kathy Lynda V ..,. .. it 41 t Bob Bonnie Bob Marty Bob Pete ROBERT MOBERG "If quiet is a blessing, he is thrice blessed" Birch Log rep. 2, Cross Country 2,3,4, letterwinner 3,4, co-capt. 4, Swimming 2,3, 4, letterwinner 4, Track 3,4, letterwinner 3,4. GWENDOLYNN MOEN "I think we should de- bate the matterv ECB's 2,3, Debate Club 2, Debate 2,3,4, NFL 2,3,4, GAA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Pho- tography Club 3, FTA 4, HR sec. 3, French Club 2, sec. 3, Library Cadet 4, Red Cross 4 - Teacher. MYRON MOLAND "I'm innocent" Boat 8: Motor Club 2, Sound Room 2,3,4, HR veep. 2, Izaak Walton 3, veep. 3, Skin Diving Club 4, Choir 4 - Saleswork. MARTA MONKKONEN "In silence and sweet- ness outstandingi' ECB's 2,3, Knitting Club 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, cabinet 4, GAA 3, Izaak Wal- ton 3, Red Cross 4, Office cadet 3,4, Choir 4. MARILYN MONSON "She takes her life with an easy szoingf' ECB's 2,3, Girls, Club 2,3,4, Drill Team Club 2,3, GAA, Ofhce Cadet 3, 4, Choir 4, Knitting Club 4 -- Airline Hostess. THOMAS MORGAN "From its highest to its serious moments, he lives the full gamut of lifei' Student Council 2,3, Izaak Walton 2, Greyhound 2,3,4, editor 4, FTA 3, ECB's 2,3, Math Club 4, Quill 8: Scroll 4 - Journalist. .5 1 ' 'i-- . - 7 W 2: -:il1:sg::s:E1555:?l,se, I 3 ly Y, s.. s dl 5' 'u. 1 y 1 5 H 5 'ss Q! 15 gg, tr- SME Ml' I if Q1 'slip ,,, . ...J 1. l px. qi ,gif will it 'U is tfzgigx i i Q Xe S 'ti F by i A rf' . Gwen - as , sf ,i i,,, ,i. iw: , 1 5 sits, s sie i . Mons because i know ROBERT MORRIS "Why is he so lively this morning? Photography Club 2,4, pres. 2, Foot- ball 2, Brich Log Photographer 2,3,4, head pho- tographer 4, Greyhound head photographer 3,4, Math Club 4 -Female Photographer. DENNIS MORTON "No, I wonit sit on the shelf and be a dictionaryf' FTA 2,4, Debate Club, Class Play 3, Thespians 4 - Mathemati- cian. SHEILA MUNGER "Laughter has endowed her life yet destroyed not her qualities" Girls, Car Discussion Club 2, GAA 2,3, Orchestra 2,3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Drill Team Club 3, FTA 4, Orchestra Ensemble 4 - Teacher. PETER NEIMEYER "In my humble opinion . . ." Tranfer from Taft 3, Hockey 3, Golf, 3, Class Play 4, Student Council 4, Open Mind 4. PENNY NEIPP ':Popularity is her middle name" HR pres. 2, Pep Club 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, "B" squad cheerleader 2,3, capt. 3, "A" squad cheer- leader 4, ECB's 2,3,4, Birch Log rep. 3, Prom Comm. 3, Red 8: Grey Day Comm. 3, HR treas. 3, HR sec. 4, Cheerleading Club 4, Birch Log 3,4, Faculty ed. 4, Quill 8: Scroll 4 - Teacher. JANET NELSON "Quiet and neat, pleasant to meet? 41 l its ,sq s s ,irish-5, ,z . V, ,, , H, .,... 'Zip ,,,f "" 2 Qiiarwafifi s . . "i:a's,.'. . , .. Els? .,, Denny Pen i P 5 I xg ' 1. lil K is 1 r S ' , ,R si H elf, l iw 'il ,. ,. . ,,,,,,. ' u lui' .W . s 1 'sells' , ff I N u, 4 . gg., 3 F f tl 4 i , s Q, X, 1 s IN' N 1 Q f1fi,f,s5,.w S' 'Aga M99 ttf, - fri' ' . , , ,,, f , Ii 5 1'?:"' ra Q Torn Munger ,I an Lana Dick Jim Beth LANA NELSON "She softly speaks and sweetly smilesi' Transfer from Faribault 4, Girls' Club 4, Izaak Walton 4, Library Cadet 4 - Teacher. RICHARD NELSON "His wit would make even an undertakers convention funn Football 2, Sports Discussion Club 2, Operetta 3, Boys, Choir 3,4, Choir 3,4 - Salesman. SANDRA NEWBERG "My interests are else- where" Car Discussion Club 2, GAA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Red Cross 3, Choir 3,4, Knitting Club 4 - Wave. JAMES NICHOLS "His enemies are less than none" Sports Officials' Club 2 HR Pres. 2, Sports rep. 2, Izaak Walton 2,4-, veep. 4, Student Coun- cil 3 - Engineering. ELIZABETH NIEMI "It's either the truth or a lie, but I won't commit myself" Debate 2,3,4-, Speech 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, NFL 2,3,4, Drama Club 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Greyhound 2, Debate Club 2, 3,4, School Store 23, Play Comm. 3, Red Cross 4, sec. 4 - Doctor. RALPH NORLAND "His aspirations are a mys- tery" Gun Club 2, Chess Club 3, Izaak Walton 4 rhat the time is now Noisy l Sharon lil 5 sg: My was P li? 5 s its gm ,U i if , it Sassy Ken RICHARD NOYES "Cheer up! The worst is yet to come" Baseball 2,3,4, Radio Hams' Club 2, Sports Discussion 3, Study Club 4. SHARON NYMAN "The finest songs are not al- ways the loudest" FTA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, GAA 2, Nat'l. Honor Soc. 3,4, ECB's 3, French Club 3, Prom Comm. 3, Izaak Walton 4, Choir 3,4, sec. 4, Choralaires 4. VALDA OKERLUND "Love is a dream - gosh I'm sleepylj' KATHRYN OLSEN "Her life is like the moon - there's a man in iti' ECB's 2,3, GAA 2,3, Ma- jorette Club 2,3,4, veep. 3, "B" Squad Majorettes 2, "A" Squad Majorettes 3,4, capt. 4, Choir 3,4 - Secretary. KENNETH OLSON "Why take life seriously, you never get out of it alive" Gun Club 2,3, Boys' Ensemble 4, Choir 4. RICHARD OLSON "A smile so broad it en- compasses the world" Izaak Walton 2,3,4 - Draftsman. 42 Sandy , r is mfs . tg tt u,"'axs E if at 83,3 5 -f Ralph Val Ollie -K Ole Passion i gg , - Q wfifr Ina.. " am, 4 6 -si i in W 1' if :- ' -. .fi ale , ' :V . 2:11 ,f .14 Wk - 5.1, ,,..,5.- ' iii. 'riff' f fl 1 7 My if , Fu' Wong Phil ROBERT OLSON "I only see the silver lining" Basketball 2, Class veep. 2, HR pres. 2, Student Council 2, HR ath. rep. 2,3, Choir 3, Football 3, Car Discussion Club 4, Intramurals 4. WARREN ORRICK "Never one with more prob- lems and less symphathy" Chess Club 2, Grey- hound 2,3,4, page ed. 4, Football 2,3, HR veep. 2,3,4, ECB's 2,3,4, pres. 4, Intramurals 2,3,4, NSPA 3,4, Choir 3,4, Prom Comm. 3, Class Play 4, Quill 8: Scroll 4. JUDY PALM "Leisure is the only way to live" Library Club 2, Library Cadet 3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4 Car Discussion Club 3, Knitting Club 4, Choir 4 - Cosmotologist. LINDA PASSON "Gather round - I've got a joke" ECB's 2,3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Drama Club 2,3, Greyhound 2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Operetta 3, HR sec. 3, Skin Diving Club 4, HR rep. 4 - Dental Technician. KAREN PATOILE "A well-liked girl with many a friend" ECB's 2,4, Pep Club 2, Girls' Club 2,4, GAA 2,4, letterwinner 2, Greyhound 2,4, Red 81 Grey Day Comm. 2, Class Play Comm. 2,4, Gym Cadet 3, Choir 3,4, Drill Team Club 3, Izaak Walton 4, Quill 8: Scroll 4 - Teacher. SHARON PAYNE "Nothing is impossible for a willing heart" ECB's 2, GAA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Library Club 2, Office Cadet 2,3,4, Red Cross 4 - Teacher. Butch ls.. I . rf .. K -. 1, I - I f: . ..l?E' . . t lil: - F " s' P' Pat-i-olie to fulfill each vow THOMAS PEARSON "Full of pep on all ocea- sions" HR pres. 2,3, Birch Log Rep. 2, Sports Oliicials Club 2.3, ECB's 3, Student Council 4, treas. 4, Nat'l. Honor Soc. 3,4, veep. 4, Jr. Ro- tarian 4, Red 81 Grey Day Comm. - Chemist. RANDALL PERKINS "His innocent looks are deceiving" Chess Club 2, Student Council 3, Sports Discussion Club 3. ECB's 4, Greyhound 2, 4, Class Play 4, Boys' Choir Club 4, Projectionist 4-Lawyer. LLOYD PETERSON "I have a few words on everything" Golf 2,3,4, Izaak Walton 2,3,4, Hock- ey 3, Hockey Club 4 - Engineer. PHYLLIS PETERSON "Quiet and sincere, she moves along her way" Band 2,3, Greyhound 2,3, FTA 2,3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, GAA 2, Class Play Comm. 4 - Teacher. MARY KAY PICCONATTO "A personality both vibrant and sweet" Orchestra 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Office Cadet 3,4. Nat'l. Honor Soc. 3,4, Red Cross 4, sec. 4 - Pharmacist. ROBERT POTSWALD "I know a lot, but I can't think of it" Sports Oiiicials Club 2, Intra- murals 2,3,4, Hockey Club 3,4 - Meat Cutter. 43 Romeo Mary Kay J udv 2. ' , - QL.: zuuz H , i, ,, lt 2 5 2 . ci. K N , , SP!! il tail' , mft., 4 '?'l'2'23. ,ill N l I 'B .. 'B' E ,swan , Jltwq,-3fl?,f i K ... ij . QM ,J . ,Hmm vm Sharon ' . Lg li , i if lifilik' is 1' 1 4 , 1 ' W Ml 5 'lg A , SQW4 K .. is .... . if W . i K sg i,, is ' - , fb ld 5 ' ,L 1' if i s I f ' Pete Pots W. . ..,,mgJ..,,1. I -, .2 'L 1 fl' X, L X : M. n f x 'W illjl ll I li til ' .x f xl u ll if " NR .J ,, z nl y, my r llc, Q, Mary Don Q, Al for i Dick Betty Sandee U34 I 124 HEMI ima... Rog MARY POUPORE "Sweeter than the dream world in which she walks" Girls' Club 2,3,4, Typ- ing Club 2, Majorette Club 3, Nat'l. Honor Soc. 3,4, HR Sec. 3, FTA 4, Choir 4, Choralaires 4, Debate 4 - Interpreter. DONALD PRIEST "Science is organized knowl- edge" Boat 8: Motor Club 2, Aeronautics Club 3,4 - Engineer. ALICE RAGBORG " A rare gift for living" Girls' Club 2,3,4, cabinet 2,3, ECB's 2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, letterwinner 2, Golf 2, HR sec. 2, Grey- hound 3,4, page ed. 4, Prom Corrun. 3, Class Ring Comm. 3, Red Sc Grey Day Comm. 3,4, Izaak Walton 4, Birch Log 3,4, Activities ed. 4, Quill 8: Scroll 4, treas. 4, Speech 4 - Teacher. ALICE RAKOWSKY "She has that smiling way about her" Girls' Club 2,3,4, Sewing Club 2, GAA 2, Drill Team Club 3,4, Drill Team 4, Birch Log 4 - Nurse. DIANE REDEPENNING "A friendly smile for everyone" Girls' Club 2,3,4, Photography Club 2, GAA 2,3, Car Discussion Club 3,4, Greyhound 3, 4 - Secretary. CAROLYN REKOLA "A serious mind, yet fun- loving" Greyhound 2,3,4, page ed. 4, FTA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Birch Log 3,4, Underclassmen ed. 4, Knitting Club 4 - Editorial Assistant. H121 IICVCI' RICHARD RHODE "Success is his pawn" Ri- He Club 2, School Store 3,4, Student Council 3, Model Railroad Club 3, Chess Club 4 - Lawyer. SANDRA RIDDLE "Poised beyond her years" ECB's 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Majorette Club 2,3,4, "B" Squad Majorettes 2,3, co-Capt. 3, "A" Squad Majorettes 4, GAA 2, Birch Log 3,4, editor 4, Quill 8: Scroll 4, Office Cadet 4, Prom Comm. 3, Red 8: Grey Day Comm. 4, Sweetheart Dance Comm. 4 - Teacher. JOHN ROGGE "Never trouble trouble till trou- ble troubles you" Football 2,3,4, Football Club 2,3, "E" Club 4, Class Sgt.-at-arms 3,4 - Engineer. ELIZABETH ROHADY "There's a good time coming" Girls' Club 2,3,4, Typing Club 2,3, Car Discussion Club 4 - Secretary. ROGER ROSAND "He went his way from day to day" Football 2,3,4, Football Club 2,3, "E" Club 4, Intramurals 2,3,4. PATRICIA ROSE "She wins friends easily" ECB's 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Drill Team Club 2,3, 4, Drill Team 3,4, capt. 4 - Secretary. 44 Al Carolyn Rags Pat Mer Dee Strauss Steve MARILYN ROSWICK "As likeable as she is lookablev Transfer from Dickinson N.D. 4, Knit- ting Club 4, Girls' Club 4, ECB's 4 - Doctor. STEPHEN RYAN "I like to study in the morn- ing, but I forget to get up" Hockey 3 - Teacher. ,IANIS SAKER "She chatters as she goes, and she goes on forevern Choir 2,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 2, ECB's 2, Car Discussion Club 3, Oflice Cadet 3, Photography Club 4 - Run IBM Machines. DOREEN SAMPSON "Food for all and all for food" ECB's 2,3, Band 2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Or- chestra 3,4, Student Council 2,4-, Greyhound 2, Pep Club 2, Class Play Comm. 2,3, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Izaak Walton 3,4, treas. 3,4, Prom Comm. 3, Tennis 3, Red 8: Grey Day Comm. 4 - Home Economist. PATRICIA SANDERS "I have lots of time for fun" Band 2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Girls' Club 2,3, 4, Typing Club 2, GAA 2,3, Car Discussion Club 3, Office Cadet 3, ECB's 3 - Secretary. LEONARD SATHERS "A jolly attitude is the balm of life" Hockey 2,3,4, Hockey Club 2,3,4, Stage Crew 2, letterwinner 2,3,4, Intramurals 2, 3 - President of the United States. skip Patti pass this Way again JEFFREY SAUER "All Iive learned I've for- gotten, all I know I've guessedf' Intramurals 2, 3,4, Football 2,3,4, track 2, Football Club 2,3, "EM Club 4. KAROL SAWYER "A lass with quaint and quiet ways" Girls' Club 2,4, Sewing Club 2, Typing Club 3, Knitting Club 4 - Secretary. DIANE SCHUBERT "Full of fun and fancy freen Pep Club 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Car Discus- sion Club 2, Photography Club 4 - Secretary. STEVEN SEILER "Some say he's bashful, others doubt it" Sports Officials Club 2,3, Sound Room 3,4, Chess Club 4, Class Play 4. JAMES SEITZ "As placid as the deepest sea" Gun Club 2,3, Class Play 2, HR Pres. 2,3, Red Sc Grey Day Comm. 2,3, Greyhound 2,4, business manager 4, FTA 4, pres. 4 - Lawyer. DONALD SEVERSON "The same yesterday, to- day, and tomorrow" Izaak Walton 2, Band 2,3,4, Model Railroad Club 3, Pep Band 4 - Drafts- man. 45 1 'I r 1 I' J f 5 W 5 I 4 5 f, ,fe Q pt. If 1, ,f . ,wi yi W' fr t S S sf , if 'li' 1 pu I 'M y' Karol 4" me 4 , Fi 5 Q "E.?5!.. " . 611.2 ,,, , I. V 'fi Jim J annie Bill -' "ii , . 652:55 :- s it , isifktxt si lvl, tg 'Mmm ffgit f f :Mtn , ,li,G. 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CHERYL SHERMAN "I'll be merry I'll be free, I'll be sad for nobodyi' Orchestra 2,3,4-, String Ensemble 2, GAA 2,3, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Oflice Cadet 3,4-, Pep Club 3, FTA 4 - Teacher. BARBARA SJOBERG "They .say Fm quiet, but you'd be surprisedi' Band 2,3,4-, Pep Band 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Office Cadet 3, Car discussion Club 4 - Beautician. DAVID SMALLEY "Away with books, let's have some fun" Sports Officials Club 2, Car Discus- sion Club 3, Boat 8: Motor Club 4, School Store 4 - Dentist. DONALD SMITH "Blessed are the meekv Foot- ball 2,3,4, Football Club 2,3, Intramurals 2,3,4, ECB's 2, "E" Club 4. VERNON SMITH "Fm not shy with all girlsi' ECB's 2, Car Discussion Club 2, Cross Country 3, Study Club 3, Drafting Club 4. sing my song ROBERT SNYDER "The silent type, but don't let it fool youf' DAVID SODERLING "I am what I am - so what?" Sports Officials Club 2, Intramurals 2,3, 4-, Izaak Walton 3, Study Club 4, Basketball mgr. 4- - Coach. LYNDA SOLIE "Liking life on the lighter side" Pep Club 2,3, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Car Discussion Club 4-. SEVAL SORENSON "Not that Pm dogmatic, but everyone else is wrong" Debate Club 2, Or- chestra 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Chess Club 3,4, Nat'l. Honor Soc. 3,4 - Lawyer. BARBARA SOVDE "I play hockey - what more could I ask for?" Car Discussion Club 2,3, ECB's 3,4-, Birch Log Rep. 3,4-, Band 4-, Knitting Club 4, GAA 4- - Goalie. NANCY'SPEIDEL "All through the day I dream about the nightu Transfer from Burlington, Iowa 3, Pep Club 3, Knitting Club 4-,' Office Cadet 4, Girls' Club 3,4 - Receptionist. 46 4 l 4 l 1 Barb Vern Lynn Ancy Peidel Emie Kathy EARLENE STANTON "What:s his name?'1 GAA 2,3, Birch Log Rep. 2, Intramurals 2, Class Play Comm. 2, Debate Club 2, Majorette Club 3,4, "B" Squad Majorette 3, "AH Squad Majorette 4, Red 8: Grey Day Comm. 4, Choir 4, Sweetheart Dance Comm. 4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Speech 2,4, Quill Sc Scroll 4, Birch Log 3,4, Seniors ed. 4, Assist. ed. 4, NFL 2,3,4, Drama Club 2 - Lawyer. PEGGY STAUBS "A maid with smile suppressed and shy" FTA 2, Knitting Club 3,4 - Teacher. JOHN STEEL "As long as I can twist I'm happyv Intramurals 2,3,4, Travel Club 2, Aviation Club 3, HR pres. 3,4, Pep Band 4, Class Play Comm. 4-Diplomat. JEAN STENSRUD "So quiet no one can find herv Study Club 2,3, Typing Club 4 - Secretary. RUFUS STEPHENSON "A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men" Car Discussion Club 2,3,4, Cafeteria worker 2, Class Play Comm. 4 - Country and Western Singer. LAEL STEVENS "I always come in at the middle of the conversationn Student Council 2, Class Play 2, Thespians 2,3,4, Speech 2,3,4, Red Cross 2, Girls, Club 2,3,4. Program Ch. 4 - Diplomat. Peg Jet.. Ffanky because i know KATHLEEN STEVENSON "You remind me of someonev Girls' Club 2,3,4, cabinet 2,4, GAA 2, Hr. sec. 2,3,4, ECB's 2,3,4, Class play 3,4, Prom Comm. 3, Drill Team Club 3, Choir 4. MARTHA STEVENSON "School isn't the only area in which she's active" GAA 2,3, FTA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Prom Comm. 3, Car Discussion Club 3, sec. 3, Nat'l. Honor Soc. 3,4, ECB's 4, treas. 4, Class Sec. 4, Knitting Club 4, pres. 4 - Teacher. HOWARD STICKNEY "He worries not of to- morrows, but takes them as they comef, JOHN STILLMAN "The merry mischief maker" Choir 2,3,4, Sports Discussion Club 2, Izaak Wal- ton 3,4, MARY STRATTON "Silence is her greatest con- versational art." DIANE SUMMERS "Enjoying life from day to dayi' GAA 2, Travel Club 2, Car Discussion Club 3, Art Club 4 - Airline Hostess. Marth Crasher Mary 47 . gil, ih x his tt ml K fl 4 we S ,N 5,1 I at ' s ' wa i . ...L . f fl John Lael TW - w . , ta., A ' " :'1"":s--ajft., H , . f fh5l5W5?f2ffr9 r ff , . , xf.gSfifsy ' f J . ., ':.-1.1....f.x,.,, r A :':..q-, ef-' ' H ee. ,:.,,1-tra!-'!"f t5:saq.,.f. .-Jr' ' ' ,-fna5Q:'f,t,!ss:f'f,z' 5 Howard Terri Swan Jean 'K ,, if wt ,.,. m 3 ,, ,I ,.,1.e - 24: ,f its l l fl , 'xl' si rf" -"' limit 'ff' 1 '-ff' .2 W. Say Bob Dr. Faustus that the W MMQEQ' 'W I l ,, HI ,I 5 Lynn Udo 6 lla :Wt Scotty Tim JOHN SWANSTROM "Money - Where?" Grey- hound 2,3,4, Pg. ed. 4, Football 2, Swimming 2,3 4, Letterwinner 2,3,4, Sports Discussion Club 2 Student Council 3,4, Choir 3,4, "EH Club 3,4 NSPA 3,4, Quill 8a Scroll 4 - Engineer. JANENE SWARD "A girl with little to sayi' GAA 2, Pep Club 2, Art Club 3,4. WILLIAM TAPLETT "He's quiet but not idleu Gun Club 2, Art Club 3, Cross Country 4, Draft- ing Club 4 - Draftsman. ROSS TARAN "Let's get a bus and go to the gamev Sports Ollicials Club 2,3,4, HR Treas. 3,4, Red Cross Rep. 3, Red SL Grey Day Comm. 4 - Teacher. MICHAEL TEZLA "An intellectual? snicker but a true heart" Chess Club 2,3,4, Open Mind 4, Poetry ed. 4 - Teacher CGermanj. HENRY THARP Projectionist 2, Gun Club 2, Coin Club 4 - Business Executive. time is now LINDA THEYSON "Ugh - Itis Monday morn- ing again" Band 2,3,4, Library Cadet 2,3,4, GAA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Pep Band 4, Orchestra 4. HENRIQUE THIESSEN "He has a way with the Americans - especially the girls" AFS from Brazil 4, Band 4, Pep Band 4, Student Council 4, HR Veep. 4, Snow Beau 4 - Medicine. SHIRLEY THOMAS "She came a stranger and left a friend" Transfer from Osceola, Wis. 3, Pep Band 4, Girls' Club 4. SCOTT THOMPSON "Some can, some ean't,' that's the way it goes" Stage Crew 2,3, Camera Club 2,3,4, pres. 4. TIMOTHY THORESEN "Beneath that pen- sive smile what revelry lurksi' Cross Country 2, Birch Log Photographer 2,3,4, Photography Club 2,3, pres. 3, HR pres. 3, Band 3,4, Pep Band 3,4, Student Council 4, Speech 4. JAMES TOMLINSON "He puts his worries in his pocket - with a hole in it" Sports Officials Club 2,4, Car Discussion Club 3. 48 7 7 7 Bill Big H Shirley Jim Diane Barb Marilyn Bonnie DIANE TREMPE "Fm not a scatterbraing I just act that way" GAA 2, letterwinner 2, Record Club 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Majorette Club 3,4, treas. 3, "B" Squad Majorette 3, "A" Squad Majorette 4, co-capt. 4 - Airline Hostess. LISABETH TRONNES "Can't you see that twinkle in her eye?" Greyhound 2,3,4, Class Treas. 2, Birch Log Rep. 2,3, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Drill Team Club 2, ECB's 2,3,4, Red SL' Grey Day Comm. 2,3,4, Prom Comm. 3, Knitting Club 3, HR treas. 4, Skin Diving Club 4, sec. 4 - Jim Ross Fan. MERLE TRUSCOTT "A still small voice" GAA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Study Club 2, HR treas. 4, Library Club 3, HR sec. 4, Typing Club 4 - Secretary. BARBARA TURNER "A picture is a poem with- out words" Photography Club 2, GAA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Library Club 3, sec. 3, Class Play Comm. 3, Red Sc Grey Day Comm. 3, ECB's 3,4, Art Club 4 - Commercial Artist. ANDREW ULVANG "The length and breadth of life is found in books" Student Council 2,3, Golf 2, Debate Club 2, Intramurals 2,3,4, FTA 3,4. JAMES UTICK "Fm willing to work, but I'd rather play" Gun Club 2, Football 2, Hockey 3, 4, Hockey Club 3,4. to fulfill each vo MARILYN VENBERG "Honor is the reward of virtue" Girls' Club 2,3,4, Knitting Club 3, Typ- ing Club 4, Choir 3,4 - Nurse. MARK VERTELNEY "Smart remarks? That's 'cuz I'm so bright" Sports Oliicials Club 2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3,4. CHARLENE VOJACEK "For she is just the quiet kind whose nature never varies" Library Club 2,3,4, pres. 3,4, Intramurals 2, Choir 2,3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, BONNIE WAGNER "Her way and wit all seem to fit" Girls' Club 2,3,4, cabinet 2, Knitting Club 3, Typing Club 4 - Secretary. FORBES WALKER "Every man is the architect of his own fortune" Gun Club 2,3, Intramurals 2,3, Izaak Walton Club 4 - Dentist. IONA WALKER "A mind for fun and a mind for work" ECB's 2, Music Club 2, Girls' Club 2,3, 4, cabinet 3, Red Cross 3, Knitting Club 4. 49 Suzy Merle Q2 7 ' . g,.'9f'f"" V is L-'fl """'f . gslsil . . A.eff,-.z:egf'1,"frs'5ail1r 2 own, .... . liti1,'e'1f.isftrzl'iGt ,S Hffliift sw f V 1 2' it ::fi,,i.:,, ,,il32fi, ,eps-.,.t,a ,IW t.,.i,,t.3s11 ,,,.,,,xz,,j5 , ,. in t"221f!zsf5ir:l.-. iff 'S Airs. 1 - 253955, fail' gztfsififtbl ' 1 'H mfszg,wtf:-e!:e fiiggizw: -2 - ,3:55gef,,tl5::g"'!.,: -gms-fL,,-1 f -, - 9, 1 t"E7!:55:. "':1-:,:5.:E1,ZE'?5" 'i',,ig't 2..f.l,.f' ' ,ru " . 'Wil- , vt ,fi ,ti fi . ' 12? X,lts,f,giLq,g, i s' is si3?2i2li'l7lQf'-'Z' I Bob Ute tx: iri s, rfllfff i . ., .4 ',.,A.,, W .,. V azb , Q, W, . 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KATHRYN WELLINGTON "Musical talent and brains to spare" GAA 2, Travel Club 2, Band 2, 3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Greyhound 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Class Ring Comm. 3, Izaak Walton Club 4 - Pharmacist. ANITA WEPFER "Let's take an optornistic look at life" GAA 2,3,4, letterwinner 2,3,4, ECB's 2,3, 4, Sec. 4, Drill Team Club 2, Izaak Walton 3,4, pres. 4, Greyhound 2,3,4, pg. ed. 4, Quill 8L Scroll 4, Red 8: Grey Day Comm. 4 - French. PAGE WHYTE "Oh, you tall, dashing rogue, youu Football 2, Swimming 2,3,4, letterwinner 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, letterwinner 2,3,4, HR pres. 2, Foot- ball Club 2, Intramurals 2,3,4, "E" Club 3,4, Jr. Rotarian 4 - Doctor. DIANE WICKSTROM "Exceedingly quiet, but exceedingly nicen Pep Club 2, Intramurals 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Izaak Walton 3,4 - Social Work. PETER WILLIAMS "Don't let it bother you" Car Discussion Club, Baseball 2,3, Intramurals 2,3, Hockey Club 3, Hockey 3, Izaak Walton 4. i ma never JOANNE WILSON "My interests are elsewhere" Car Discussion Club 2, Choir 3,4, Girls' Club 4, Pep Club 3, Knitting Club 4. CLAUDIA WINTERS "Bright as a ray of sun- shinei' Pep Club 2, Knitting Club 3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Class Play Comm. 4 - Nurse. CAROL WOODKE "A riot of fun and the joy of life" Typing Club 2, Greyhound 2,3,4, Art Ed. 2, 3,4, GAA 2, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Cabinet 4, Class Play Comm. 3, ECB's 3,4-, Art Club 3, Red 8: Grey Day Comm. 3, Quill St Scroll 4 - Commercial Artist. ROBERT WRIGHT "Men of a few words are the best onesa' Band 2,3,4, Pep Band 4, Izaak Walton Club 2,3,4. KATHRYN WYLIE "To know her is to like her welll: Girls' Club 2,3,4, Study Club 2,3, GAA 2, Typing Club 4 - Secretary. CLAUDIA ZAPP "She, the merry mischief maker" Girls' Club 2,3,4, Birch Log 2, Record Club 2, Office Cadet 2,4, Drill Team Club 3,4, Squad 4 - Secretary. 50 1 l Petite Anite Pete Carol Claudia I Eileen '. 5 10 T-Wg' 'fi 4' HW' i pp v lx Y V Kathy Vx 1 '1- Denny ""-"Hr YsY X Y 3 X X l .'. l 1 ' g- :gf B'll EILEEN ZAPP "What would I do if I couldrft smile?" Girls' Club 2,3,4, Record Club 2, Drill Team Club 3, Knitting Club 4. DENNIS ADAMS "I may be short, but I cast a tall shadow" Sports Discussion, 2,3,4, Football mgr. 2,3,4, - Football Mgr. for Packers. RAYMOND CLARK "Eight ball in the side pocket!! Sports Discussion Club 2, Projectionist 2, 3, Car Discussion Club 3, Hockey Club 4, Tea.m 4, Professional Hobo. CATHERINE CROWLEY "High school days have their delights, but nothing like the high school nights " THOMAS HALLIGAN "He doesn't make too much noise " RONALD HOTOP "Fun loving and full of mis- chief " .Xxx .,.1, X xx' Aug. ,- W X i uv. , A 1 .'fg-ff gk 1 . ' - -we 7 4. lkyis I ' f S 7 I X rg gf . KN '- A5 Suds IK 7- 14117-"X W7 W4-'f'5i Tom pass this Way again DENNIS LeROUX "Quietly he went along his wayv Study Club 2, Gun Club 3, Drafting Club 4 - Air Force. ROGER MYERS "Never fear for I am here - again" Cross Country 2,3,4, Stage Crew 2,3, Gun Club 2, Izaak Walton Club 3,4. ROBERT PETERSON "Wake me up if anything happens M WILLIAM ROIKO "Give me liberty and golf' Izaak Walton Club 2,3,4, Cross Country 3, Intra- murals 2,3,4, Engineer. CHARLES WILLIAMS "Girls! Heck, I prefer sports." Football Club 2, HR Veep 2, Football 2, Basketball 2,3,4, letterwinner 2,3,4, Cpt 4, Base- ball Team 2,3,4, Pro Basketball Player. JOHN WILSON "I have trouble getting started" Track 2, Football Club 2, Football 2,3, Sports Oflicials' Club 3,4, HR Sec 3, Projectionist 3, Pres. 4. 51 Murray Wizell sxS'nJ.7l2.g. in x x V W ,I Rog 2 Xllhfi ffl-6455 .X I . ' X. 'f 'M yer K X , ,f . " fl '-QQ' ff '33, 'Xxx Z, A f i X 'jc 5 . ' 'XS I' 51' Ray Qxlwg if xi .T:' ' - O yi , f R , X f xg Ron . ,Q fl x I ljggggr f Q X ' he A Bob '27, A-, 'Srl f' ,KYAQS as V Whale 5 Q 4 EQ the seniors present . . Kathy and Martha Stevenson, Betty and Lyle Hendrickson, and Jerry and Jim Dempster compose the three sets of twins in the senior class. - Triple double trouble. Knees! Knees! Knees! Skirts have reached an all time high this year and hemming is in style. Pointed-toe shoes were in competition with squared ones this year. 1 7-I Q, cf' 'lx .f""'fa 4 This year the twist was introdu ced to East and it has become "The Thingf' Sweater collecting was also popular. ,HA .r -1. H ,I V - f"',,, iff, - -4 K ,1' x 4' f xx g,Q1,, X I- 4X',,f 13.0, fQ, ' Xx X X , If fi' 3 f , ,V ' X X 7 , . , 'v X ' g x. ff! X 1 f Xu ,Qt A 1 ,Q , I , A , X, X coin ab nas 3 , 2 ii Qi Wir 15? E424 32 xxif fp '53 QF! 2: A ,E 1 Q sf 3 V 2 f t 1 5 w a Y E Y 1 3 Q 1, , ' mnsasszmmaeffesymwixsziwzQffwzmzfff-:,:::f'W1 fr ' V Q A -'lf'i,eezvm.wr,w-7 -ff' 1f'1mw"'EesfwWmsslv,sia5m:wa5mSM5'e1gsWawNmwwisxwwafzfeiaiz 3 HDQ As drums rolled and spotlights beamed the live can- didates - Joan Beerhalter, Carol Clark, Lynn Knapp, Judy Lyon, and Kathy Malmstedt - began the long walk down the aisles of anxious red and grey students to the stage in all its medieval splendor. The girls were met by their escorts - Mike Hatle- stad, Bob Hill, John Steel, Dave Kreager, and Lloyd Peterson. Gwen Butchart, Miss East of 1961, eyed the five girls before placing the crown on Lynn Knapp's head. Fred Bagley hobbled up to the throne on his crutches to present a bouquet of red roses to Lynn on behalf of the Senior class. Student Council president, Dick Archibald, then took over as emcee for the assembly in which the senior basketball players were presented to Miss East and her court. Several talented Eastites entertained the Queen, and Sue Schaeffer sang two selections to the delight of the entire student body. Of course, Red and Grey Day wouldn't be complete without a skit, and the "E" Club really put on a dillyl Country Lane, a girl reporter played by Tom Beckman, was trying to get Bent, the city editor played by Chas Bahn. Poor Country didn't have much luck, but the 'Hounds were able to "Rack the Rocksi' in a thrilling basketball game. At the half Lynn Knapp presented a trophy for the best hall decorations to Fred Bagley, Senior class president. The dance provided a perfect ending for a day that will live on forever in the memories of the students. Q Q, fi 'fa If kath and andy capture state What's Girls' State? I believe it's the most rewarding experience a girl can have! Girls' State is sponsored by the Women's American Legion Auxilliary and takes place at the 4-H build- ing on the Minnesota State Fair grounds. This summer over 460 girls attended it. Elections, campaigns, speeches, conventions all played important roles as we set up our own mock government on local, county, and state levels. One of the best parts of Girls' State was the op- portunity to meet girls from all over Minnesota. It seemed as though six days and nights just wasn,t enough time to meet everyone. I'd simply like to say I loved each and every minute of it. Thank you ever so much for giving me the opportunity of becoming a part of one of the greatest organizations designed to preserve democracy . . . Girls' State. ILA-Ju.. feafyfz Boys' State is a laboratory for the study of leader- ship, set up by the American Legion. The program is intended to teach the delegates the ideals of democracy and give them actual learning experience in how our city, county, and state governments function. For one week the 350 boys live in a mythical state in St. Paul. Here they are divided into ten cities and Hve counties, which carry on elections and govern the members during their stay. In addition, the boys are organized into two political parties which are at constant battle with one another. Each tries to persuade the Independents, who comprise 20W of the stateis population, into his camp and thus gain the majority. The climax of Boys' State is reached when it is announced who has won the administrative offices of the state and what legisla- tion they have approved. I was left with two dominent impressions of Boys' State. The first was the almost unbelievable in- dependence of the delegate. Following the general governmental pattern of operation established in Mlinnesota we had the opportunity to determine our own goals and then fully choose the process by which we would obtain these objectives. The second is summed up by the Boys, State slogan, "Democracy depends on mef' D. Archibald, Pres. A. Tamminen, Veep. "Doesn't anybody like pop around here?" student l gi gl i Sl b F l H E 5 E D. Kreager, J. Long, C. Clark, T. Thoreson, B. Hoene. 2. S. Flynn, M. Craw- ford, B. Bair, L. Nafie, J. Kasell. 3. S. Samuels, C. McMahan, B. Look, B. Warny- l gora, B. Berini, R. Hanson. - The Student Council has the responsibility for many of our school activities. It serves as a vital link between the students and administration. Leading the group this year were Dick Archibald, Ann Tamminen, Joan Beerhalter, and Tom Pear- son. They met every Monday to plan for the weekly meeting on Tuesday morning. Annually, the "Talk of the Town" show gives everyone a chance to see the talent which lies in our school and area. Aiding PTA activities, sponsoring dances, and a candy sale in December are only a few more projects which kept the council busy. For the ski enthusiasts, 60 council J. Beerhalter, Sec. T. Pearson, Treas. W l J. Swanstrom, F. Bagley, U. Adamson, D. Sampson. 2. J. Robey, M. Bowman, K. Tellekson, M. McShane, N. Ver Hovek, G. Gonska. 3. F. Crassweller, D. Student activities are pa,-t of Pearson, B. O'Conner, G. Strewler, P. Beckwith. the Student Council program, a movie "This Thing Called Skiing" was sponsored by our Student Council at Woodland Junior High School on Octo- ber 24. Red and Grey Day with its many festivities was also under the direction of the council. With the results of our work, we financially helped the American Field Service pro- gram and our athletic fund. Besides these projects and the usual order of business, dis- cussions were included which lead us to our goal - improv- ing the school. Dick Archibald 61 , . . ,,:W Vy,g,5 I. S. Nyrnan, M. Stevenson, M. Hagen, C. Clark, J. Beer- D. Wellington, A. Heinecke, T. Pearson, S. Erickson. halter, B. Lewis. 2. M. Poupore, C. Sorenson, F. Bagley, Absent C. Buckley. Each spring juniors with at least a 3.5 scholastic average, good and participa- tion in extra-cuifiisiiiitelwttagtfjgtitifelilltaire admitted to the National Honorl,SociiiE.yiH ith a 3.2 average and the other necigassarzyff pfqglati W s are also initiated. During the year oks and distribute honor roll certiliciglg uygefsgmor this year include Andy Heinecke, Pearson, vice presi- dent, Joan Beerhalter, siw retaryg and Mary Hagen, treasurer. The National Foren eague is for students who have a special speech work and have fulfilled certain .., They must earn twenty-live N.F. are determined ac- cording to ratin , , A articipation in inter- scholastic meets. lected this year by the Forensic League Fairchild, president 3 Bob Meyer, vice pres I., 5 Linda Gulder, secretary 3 and Dave Ecker, treasu r. I. P. Stark, D. Ecker, E. Stanton, K. Kobus, D. Gilleland, C. Garon, E. Thomas, C. Korte, A. Tamminen, Miss Garvin. 2. B. Barnes, D. Fairchild, C. Ellis, J. Arndt, T. Pieters, J. Beerhalter, M. Jones, L. Gulder, M. McLaughlin. .wr wx. ,. . -1 , fat., we 525 , ' .K I. L. Knapp, P. Neipp, K. Arnquist, S. Riddle, J. Arndt, fer, C. Rekola, K. Patoile, C. Woodke, T. Morgan. Absent E. Stanton, S. Klasky, L. Dock, S. Erickson, A. Heinecke. J. Long and Swanstrom. 2. A. Ragborg, P. Grubb, B. Orrick, U. Adamson, A. Wep- Through journalism work on the school paper or annual, students are eligible for membership in Quill and Scroll a -V. . who must be at le r g n . advisor, and aPP 'e why the qlqn H els exe secretary, are initiatedetatF'eftlfrefM5ie1lr,Qolilfkelwm anquet given in the spri fEw MQ,Mre Uldis Adamson, president, Karen Arnquist, vice president, Pam Grubb, secretary, and Alice Ragborg, treasurer. Linda Gulder heads the National Thespian Society, which is devoted t ...- cement of dramatic arts in the -"' sc ther officers are Robin Zaveral, e ael Stevens and Joan Beerhalter xget ri lli' Gilleland, treas- urer, and Jea u ness nager. 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"Won,t somebody please write this copy?', All these ques- tions are frequently uttered by section editors Penny Neipp, facultyg Earlene Stanton, seniors 5 Alice Ragborg, activities 3 Andy Heinecke, athletics 5 and Carolyn Rekola, underclassmen. Sandee Riddle, editor-in-chief, and Mr. Carlson rule over I5 wi 5 img. I fm 2: 1 ll M x -si 3 I ,lla 64 1, I ' s 4' li' 5 , I ig.1,Z5:.f:z!.,fif112Z5:- ' 9 Eff:":El'::f?2iliff., ., ,.,., , if' T if 1 'f , . Q al tl C. Rekola, J. Long, P. Neipp. reviews year the mass confusion and supply the needed advice and tranquilizers. Jean Arndt and Jeff Long worked together on the art creations while Karen Arnquist, business man- ager, tried to keep our accounts and records straight. Kar- en and her able crew were also responsible for getting all the ads. Tim Thoreson, Bob Morris, Lloyd Faust, Ken Stromquist, and Bob Doran were the boys behind the cameras for the annual. Mr. Bublitz was their advisor. Their quick carn- eras were awaiting you when you least expected it all year. In addition to putting out what we hope is the best Birch Log ever, the staff sponsored a dance, supervised the tak- ing of underclassrnen pictures, and had several "deadline parties." .,'1f b,v - " .lil xt .WL .-X x ks ,Q 1' xi- i': xxy ffl, ,g.eg..7.gs5.t. xt lg, 'Heir-'wa'-m 1'r1a1gqgggwgpw,r,y, A .' w5g.:w15..:,,i7g15' wsgwwgy I , l X t a7flf,fcWi. X ,. i.,,ifrri1w--me 4 -1 .-, 9 X ' - i L-Efffffww-P'?'r:C:'?-f?fZf!'?t0- z ff Wag - - yy. fQ,5'yQ:iy 1. ' " ' ' ' f 'W ww ,f-:V fs. , L, ,g ,-1 M, - , 7 f!f:.,..'.,,. Edin' "-' - +V'- 5 ' Ifym f v l. , ,lf 21, t i, - i w ai X . - w t? ".,.,-..,:,,.,.,,,.,.,, ,,,., 7 k 5 , K 1 ...., ...,. .:f:m. .n MI: New 1 W ,.,. ,,,., w ..,. ,.,,,,,,,i,,, wise. :i - ffm -sf , '- alt-51 he-ff rfifw-'www f X l,:wX--wwflw' 4..,,.- W ug .. wyycwf A af. Q , Qg5...t,f,1,mf,,5e, . 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S 'ff' yi' 5 l iff.-.Q , 5 5, ,Q 31 :5f,ggggQ.g5fgg N ,V Q... -Q Mr. Bublitz, K. Stromquist, B. Doran, B. Morris, L. Faust, T. Thoreson. K. ,X ,If rv, ' -Y-A l K I Q 5 "Big Brother is watching youll!" ,f , -sgggsffszmssssi Vetter' fsezfr'f!,f1w-if QA -' '-- f. ,f:f:a:aw ,wu t Kfaggwffg-1g:wff!nf2.:s:w--sfU:-1' 7 f, -55!E5::?:2"- . "n .si!I3:'lw3fIZ::ifl7l5l7!lJ!9i5tl!'f1il!-:iii t .-, X it f 'wfw l t im e -al 7 i ..1ag,gn, fgag ,, .,,. V E ., V , W to silt: ,QQ is , 4 wi- :'.-s: U gli 3 F ' 4,3 A gi tg!-'L' 'i . , , . ff, I. 25 : ,::,: f?Ea 5 uw,-,R tl me was i : .'::::':'. ' 5 15 ,I 7 ,greg . 5 ,li ' J iw! ,ff A 4 X , 15323 ,, ,, 4 '54 his gl, ix,:g,,., 1 ' ,: 3:2 :::f- " .v n i or Torn ,j V, -Eli fs! " x 'frz:H XE M gg si? . it fm N 4 A 5' if ff 'K R f ll 2' 'ii Wh , , , , ,, 'S f X . 31,2 W 4 " K 22 , ,gg H W yiilwlw-J :W x 'L 'sera Y HF 5 Y 5 in 5 1, 'f.,s:p5,fez"egQ-fg.:aqfjj,,q:f jissf ,, 4' f if t e 1 WZ ag it 77,1 X l 5 . - ,ti :Qi ,fi ,.,, -y fsriasisi t if! S ii Q si wtwli iaigsig We ,gi ,fur EH 1 K, Q! y ,4-QU H ts ' ' sl. .f . ., .1 it ,wry ' ' X-ref? f A F2 si! ,ff xv? w .lx ,Ea press Deadlines! Copy! Pictures! Headlines! All these are fa- miliar shouts heard around Room 214 where the Grey- hound stalf labors away. Editor Tom Morgan lends a cool, calm head to the confusion and uproar. Page editors-Anita Wepfer, Sue Erickson, Carolyn Reko- la, Pam Grubb, Uldis Adamson, Alice Ragborg, Butch Orrick, and Jack Swanstrom-assigned articles, counted inches, and made dummy. Through their efforts several new features, such as a question of the month, a car- toon, a girls' column, and a sports' column, were added to the Greyhound. r H 1 gang Sue Erickson and Pam Grubb represented East on the Duluth Herald Teen Page. Their stories kept the com- munity informed on all the happenings here at school. Whipped cream pies, slaves, car keys, etc. were up for grabs at the Mocktion, the campaign assembly. Ten days later each homeroom bid for talent, food, or serv- ices with their greenbacks which were earned through subscription sales. After the campaign the next big project was the school's iirst dance of the year. Nine issues of the paper kept the staff very busy. Of course, Miss Paul, the advisor, ruled supremely with her chuckle. H 52 F 2 2 I: J. Barbo, J. Burns, P. Morton, J. Hensch. 2: K. Ander son, M. Picconatto, W. Snyder. 3: K. Bodin, S. Fredette, P Sanders, B. Sjoberg, S. Churchill, S. Erickson, L. Morrow, S. Granberg, L. Ledingham. 4: C. Coole, S. Nelson, P. Ber- - man, L. Starr, S. Elnes, L. Liljegren, H. See, K. Berini, D. . Sampson, B. Hoekstra, P. Von Goertz, J. Cunning. 5: D. Severson, G. Munger, P. Van Curen, L. Jones, L. Theyson, E. Samuels, D. Glibbery, J. Abramson. the sound East's seventy-piece band under the direction of Mr . Vickers had another very active year. Throughout the seasons, the band kept school spirit at its peak in football basketball, and hockey games. Popular selections, such as, "The Twist," were often played to the students, delight. Playing for pep assemblies held in the aud't ' ' ' iornun was another well-done job by our band. Bus tI'1PS to Vir- ginia for the regional hockey tournament were packed with fun, food, and music for the band members. if 68 . 3 2 E , 3 i 2 a Ii ,, is 2 2 E E 4 E 1 i 2 5 E I: S. Anderson, H. Brull, B. Sovde. 2: B. Mickelson, B. King, M. Hopkins, J. Thoresen, B. Johnson, T. Thoresen, R. L. Knapp, J. Hepokoski, A. Nelson, R. Borken, U. Thies- Sorenson, G. Adams, M. Sielaff. 5: T. Main, J. Anderson, sen, C. Sorenson, S. Baddin. 3: B. Wright, J. Kaner, G. B. Clark, D. Larson, B. Shea, B. Aspling. Karimo, L. Hill. 4: K. Wellington, S. Stevens, M. Jeanetta, of music During the year, concerts were presented at East, Woodland Junior High School. Ordean Junior High School, and Scottish Rite services. Parades also added highlights to the year. They participated in the U.M.D. Homecoming Parade, tied for Hrst place in the Christmas City of the North Parade, and clirnaxed their marching in the Armed Forces Parade. The band's officers were Tim Thoresen, president 5 Bob Hoekstra, vice pres- identg Kathy Anderson, secretary, and Udo Thiessen, treasurer. 69 I 4 .fx:,"i 4 5 I. S. Thomas, J. Kremen, B. Benson, J. Hoppe, K. Telleck- J. Soderstrom, M. Johnson, J. Swanstrom, R. Freimuth, V son, C. Setterquist, E. Gallop, B. Barnes, K. Kobus. 2. N. Smith. 4. Mr. Mix, B. Orrick, J. Bodin, R. Anderson, J Peterson, B. Brander, S. Gimse, J. Esterbrooks, A. Bero, S. Christopherson, J. Hesson, J. Hagenbrock. Martin, K. Patoile, E. Butterfield, M. Roswick. 3. P. Ario, ch ral O - The East A'Cappella Choir, again under the di- rection of Mr. Robert Mix, has clone a tremendous iqf job this year. On January 26, they went to Min- neapolis and had the honor to sing at the Radis- son Hotel for members of the M.M.E.A. We should all be very proud that they were chosen for . , this. They also sang at the Kiwanis Club and at vari- I. J. Askeland, L. Erickson, P. Skafte, S. Taran, L. Flyckt, K. Stevenson, M. Monson, P. Brown, J. Abbott, M. Bru- S. Newberg, K. Hanson. 2. C. Eckman, L. Solie, C. Korte, zonsky. 3. J. Bulson, J. Palm, M. Smith, A. Tamminen. - I ,, -I . - ,,.,,..-.L ...H . -. ..., .. ....... ., - kmmmaammwwnmspm ag.m.,,...,aisnumummwswuumus:.mm wmmvwsm -1 f-swmamnaa Y Y' .mu .. nm-umm , uuunaun-mnuun-num - l V- -J I. M. Monkkonen, K. Olsen, M. Fleischrnann, A. Johnson C. Wilson, L. Passon, B. Curtis, B. Golberg, J. Bergal. 2 V. Okerlund, C. Kuiti, S. Nyrnan, S. Anderson, D. Dut- kowski, D. Wickstroni, C. Vojacek, M. Poupore. 3. D. John, capers lin, E. Haugen, L. Nordine. 3 D. Gilleland, E. Gibson, W. Nelson, M. Jeronirnus, J. Still- , man, J. Schwenk. 4-. B. Meyer, J. Fox, D. Nelson, D. Hage- I . . . . 'w cu' 1' 17? ous other schools, both Junior and semor highs. ,-,' 1 1 X21 A Fine Christmas concert, as well as a spring con- C 3 W cert, were presented. N Their officers consisted of Mickey Jeronious, president 5 Janet Bergal, vice-president, Sharon Nyman, secretary-treasurer, and Warren Orrick . ' - and Barbara Barnes, librarians. I C. Crowley, N. Rud, E. Stanton, S. Dahlquist, J. Holder, brook. 3. B. Dallas, M. Moland, D. H. Meade, M. Venberg, J. Lucia. 2. J. Stockholm, S. son, K. Olsen. Mayer, K. Bodin, J. Hanson, R. Manz, C. Doyle, J. Aver- Freeman, L. Hendrick- 1 J Askeland M Hardy M Buck M Nel 2 K - . , . , . , . son. .J. enner, 4. I. Lacis, L. Larson, J. Smith, R. Borken, J. Hepokaski, W R. Paulson, E. Ekeroth, M. Potter, J. Barbo. 3. C. Sherman, J. Cunning, M. Sielaff, G. Adams. J. Naslund, P. Shold, S. Erickson, E. Niemi, M. Picconatto. they should have ' r The East High Orchestra, conducted by Mr. Pettigrew and composed of forty-Five I members, including a twenty-four piece string section, has completed another successful year. Concerts at Woodland Junior High School in December, East in February, and at Ordean Junior High School in the spring were highlights of the season. Some of their selections were "Overture to the Magic Fluteu by Mozart, c'St. Paul Suite' by Gustav Holst, and 4'Rosemunde Overture." Besides school concerts the orchestra played for P.T.A. meetings, for graduation 72 1. D. Nylen, S. Munger, D. Lewis, J. Lewis. 2. J. Kopari, Anderson. 4. K. Brosveen, M. Hanson, T. Main, J. Anderson, E. Olson, C. Sorenson, S. Baddin, J. Burns. 3. C. Korte, K. Wellington, M. Hopkins, R. Sorenson. L. Ledingham, L. Theyson, D. Sampson, B. Hoekstra, K. played all night excercises of the Duluth School of Practical Nursing, and for the St. Louis County School Officers Meeting Association. The orchestra also has several ensembles which provide entertainment for organizations throughout the city. A quartet composed of Judy Askeland, Dave Lewis, and Diane Nylen presented a Christmas program for the Golden Age Club at Portman Square. hiany orchestra members also play in the Duluth Junior Symphony. Officers elected in the early fall were John Kopari, president, Diane Nylen, vice president 5 and Judy Askeland, secretary-treasurer. 13 73 SHOW beau As drums rolled and stu- dents fought to see, Udo Thi- essen was crowned "Snow Beau" by Football Princess Ann Michler, The Birch Log spon- sored the Winter Wonderland Dance, which will become an annual event. Our Brazilian friend was very surprised and could hardly find the right words to express his thanks. The other senior 9 boys nominated for "Snow Beau" were Dave Kreager, John Kopari, and Dave Lee. The boys chose as their escorts seniors : Earlene Stanton, Carol Clark, Sandy Fredette, and Joan Beerhalter. During the intermission Barb Barnes, Val Okerlund, and Carol Everts sang for the Beau and his court. 74 girls' club vwt,..g.,, it i Q : W. Akrh 3,g,.qgsI.' One of East's biggest and most active organizations is the Girls' Club. All the major events of the club originate in the cabinet consisting of one representative from each homeroom, advisors, and oiicers. Officers for this year were Darlene Keeler, president, Ann Michler, secretary, Donna Westagard, vice president 3 Ann Jacobson, treasurer 5 Kathy Malmstedt, chaplain, and San- dy Surrel, sergeant-at-arms. The Patch Dance, an Easter party, a breakfast, the Mother- Daughter Tea, a Coketail party, Christmas corsages, and monthly assemblies were several successful activities. The Girls' Club also sponsored a little girl overseas. Each irl in school belon ed to either the social, service, or S 3 program committee. D 'ina I. B. Barnes, P. Gille, S. Anderson, C. Woodke, M. Monk- konen, V. Brooker, P. Sanders. 2. K. Stevenson, C. Voja- cek, J. Esterbrooks, J. Schmidt, B. Adams, M. Spencer, R. B. Brander. Moore, M. Turnquist, M. Salyards. 3. P. Nissen, B. Magee, B. Johnson, G. Douglas, S. Weir, M. Tressel, F. Bmdler P. Morris, B. Carlson, J. Ilstrup, L. Hendrickson, C Quick SCHOOL STORE WORKERS I. C. Waite, P. Hill, N. Peterson. 2. L. Hall, B. Hanson, D. Smalley. little LIBRARY CADETS S. Thomas, G. Moen, B. Adams, R. Ewoldson, M Hanson, M. Jones, L. Nelson. PROJECTIONISTS 1. M. Tezla, J. Seitz, U. Adamson, B. Hanson, S. Hoag, B. Heimbach. 2. M. Moland, L. Hill, G. Porter, R. Perkins. helpers I. S. Seiler, U. Adamson, M. Moland, T. Spettigue, J. Oventile, D. Johnson. STAGE CREW T. Main, A. Fahland, P. Haglund, M. Summers OFFICE CADETS I. S. Riddle, K. Archibald, C. Caron, K. Kobus, A. Woodke, J. LaFroth, J. Kemp, M. Monkkonen. 2. J. Monson, N. Speidel, C. Bergquist, M. Hanson, D. Nylen, B. Nyman, M. Kuehn, M. Piccanato. 3. R. Paulson, P. Nissen, B. Brander, C. Vojacek, C. Halvor- son, C. Weber, N. Peterson, C. Sherman, S. Payne, M Poupore G Moen G Snydock P Stark L Griflin B. Niemi, E. Thomas, B. Dallas, B. Meyer, D. Fairchild P Skafte B Berdahl B Johnson C Ellls 2 T House T. Theyson, .T Pieters, D. Ecker, H. Weed. yes or no. Hand waving, ist shaking, and other motions are all characteristics of the noble debaters, who spend sixth period and after school practicing for their many tournaments. The question was re- solved: That the federal government should pro- vide additional aid for public school facilities. Under the coaching of Miss Garvin, Doug Fair- child, Bob Meyers, Ed Thomas, Phillip Stark, Dave Ecker, Harold Week, Mike McLaughlin, Tom Pieters, and several others travelled around the state. Starting in December tournaments were held in Sibley, Hopkins, Minneapolis, Brainerd, and Duluth. mumblers and stumblers Joining the debaters in forensic work are the speech participants. The Helds in speech include original oratory, serious interpretation, manuscript reading, memorized oratory, discussion, humorous interpretation, extemporaneous speech, and story- telling. The first major meet was the Big Nine In- vitational at Central High School on December 9. Miss Garvin is also in charge of all the speech activities. Linda Gulder, Ann Tamminen, Pat Skafte, Ed Thomas, Gherri Ellis, Bob Meyer, Gar- olyn Korte, Lew Eisenberg, Philip Stark, and Doug Fairchild were some of the students who took part in this worthwhile Held. Money for the speech activities was raised by ':Talk of the Townj' the annual talent show held in November. P. Skafte, L. Gulder, B. Johnson, G. Snydock, P. Stark, L. Grifiin, B. Berdahl, C. Ellis, M. Jones. 2. R. Zaveral A. Ragborg, B. Barnes, B. Niemi, E. Thomas, KT. Pieters, D. Fairchild, B. Meyer, D. Ecker, T. Thoreson, D. Gille- land, G. Moen, H. Weed. 79 V. Okerlund, K. Stevenson, B. Ledyard, 2: D. Keeler, M. meyer, C. Korte, L. Knapp, P. Gordon, L. Gulder, Mr. Can- Bohart, S. Fredette, D. Fairchild, D. Morton, B. Brander, field. B. Barnes, 3: D. Gilleland, D. Ecker, L. Griffin, P. Nei- "ask any girl" Why do girls move to an apartment in New York rather than living with their family? The main reason, Meg Wheeler decided, is to get a success- ful job, marry the boss, and live happily ever after. The seven girls living in the Madison Avenue Ho- tel have dreams, but they don't always come true. Using motivation research and statistics, Meg charms Evan Doughton into marriage, but Miles Doughton finally is the lucky man. How did Meg land him? Ask any girl!! Meg Wheeler . Mrs. Wheeler . .. Sandy Fredette . . . . . Barbara Brander Mr. Wheeler .... Dennis Morton Aunt Fern . . . . Aunt Lettie . . . Ada ........ Lisa ...... . . . Linda Gulder . . . Paula Gordon . . . . . Darlene Keeler Kathy Stevenson Ruby .... ..... L ynn Knapp Heidi ..... .. Val Okerlund Jeannie . . . .... Linda Griffin Terri .... . . . Bonny Ledyard Vince ........ .. Dick Gilleland Alvin .......... ..... D ave Ecker Miles Doughton Evan Doughton . . . .... Doug Fairchild . . . .... Pete Neimeyer Ellen ........... ...... C arolyn Korte Jane ......... Maguerite Bohart B. Dallos, K. Berini, B. Orrick, G. Karirno, C. Everts, B. Barnes. "meet me in st. louis" CAST Gwen Karimo . . . . . . Mrs. Smith Bill Dallos ..... . . . Mr. Smith Carol Everts . . . ...... Rose Kathy Berini .... . . . Esther Barbara Barnes .... , .. Agnes Sue Taran ...... .. Tootie Dennis Morton .... . . . Grandpa Linda Gulder .... .... K atie Sandy Fredette . . . . . . Lucille Butch Orrick .... .. . Lonnie Randy Perkins . . . . . . John Steve Freimuth .... .. . Fred Steve Seiler Robin Zaveral John Steel Dick Gilleland "Meet me in St. Louisfl the sophomore class. play, was presented on February 2 and 3. This is the story about a St. Louis fami1y's hilarious life at the turn of the century. With her quick temper, Rose, an attractive young girl, creates problems for her family and herself. The arrival of a sophisticated Eastern girl named Lucille disrupts the family life. Lynn Knapp was student director, and Lael Ste- vens was prompter. The large cast had a lot of fun at the cast parties. Enthusiasm swells early on Tuesday mornings in the band room. , I I e.c.b. s ! M. Stevenson, D. Gunderson, A. Wepfer, B. Orrick. boost Splflt Buttons! Sweatshirts! Jackets! School spirit! All of these are pro- ducts of the E.C.B.'s who meet weekly under the spirited Mr. Garnett. Butch Orrick leads the jolly group, and in case he's absent bouncy Donna Gunderson takes over. While Anita Wepfer is keeping track of attendance and minutesg Martha Stevenson is tucked away in a corner counting all the money. During the year the cheer boosters lend their support to the cheerleaders and sponsor pep assemblies. In the spring the annual Athletic Banquet is the main project for the E.C.B.'s. Mr. Garnett gives 'em . . . Please buy some . . . 82 "E" Club All letterwinners are eligible for mem- bership in the "E" Club. The boys sell pop at all the home basketball games and play the faculty to raise money. At the end of the year the boys have quite a "party.', The offi- cers are president, Andy Heinecke, veep, Chuck Williams 5 secretary, John Koparig and treasurer, Jim Manfred. I: J. Levey, Mr. Garnett, T. Johnson, H. See, S. Chabot, L. Mathson, D. Berglund, J. Manfred, J. Hartley, N. Lonn. 2: J. Swanstrom, H. Fritch, L. Henrickson, R. Lindstrorn, A. Hein- ecke, P. Madsen, M. Hatelstad, R. Rosand, D. Archibald, J. Miller. 3: B. Moberg, J. Sauer, D. Lee, D. Smith, T. Beckman, P. Whyte, B. Peterson, J. McGraw, J. Crassweller, M. Blatnik, G. Andelin, B. Moland, C. Erickson. Izaak Walton Club Anita Wepfer, president g Diane John- son, veepg Judy Robey, secretary, and Dee Sampson, treasurer, head this group of girls who enjoy the outdoors. At Christmas time pillows were sold to earn money for a canoe trip in June. During the year the girls learned the fundamentals of outdoor living. 1: K. Eid, B. Brull, K. Patoile, S. Morgan, A. Bonte, J. Simonson, K. Maas, C. Lhotka, D. Johnson. 2: S. Anderson, D. Dutkowski, C. Johnston, J. Robey, D. Sampson, P. Grubb, S. Anderson, K. Jeronimus, A. Johnson, B. Benson, S. Nyman, C. Brooks, M. Ulland, K. Tellekson, P. Jarvenpa, M. Hagen, K. Wellington, A. Ragborg, K. Arnquist, D. Wickstrom, A. Wep- fer, Mrs. Davis. Radio Hamas Club The East Hams' Club, headed by President Sanford Baddin, is formed to further the interests of the begin- ners and add to the enjoyment of the amateurs. The club has its own sta- tion, KTJA, on which they talk to foreign stations and American sta- tions. I.' G. Johnson, R. Kraus, T. Ramoos, R. Borken, L. Maske, B. Hanson, S. Baddin. 2: H. Cohen, B. Aspling, M. Reed, E. Hemenway, C. Stueland, U. Adamsons, M. Sielaff, Mr. Axdahl. Birch Log Club F.T.A. Jim Seitz, Jean Arndt, Joan Beerhal- ter, and Mary Bowman are officers of this club for students who are inter- ested in the teaching career. Speakers during the year explain the different fields and aspects of today's educa- tional program. I: P. Peterson, B. Ulvang, J. Bennets, D. Lewis, D. Fairchild, Seitz, J Beerhalter, J. Arndt, D. Morton, G Moen, K. Archibald. 2: K. Fredricks, B. Daugherty, D. Buckley, C. Ander- son, K. Berini, S. Mayer, M. Poupore K. Konerviko, B. Curtis, S. Peterson, C. Hoene. 3: S. Munger, S. Armold, V. Johnson, L. Erickson, S. Scarlett, D. Anderson, C. Sherman, I. Wirta- nen, M. Bredesen, P. Brown, Mr. Bur- rows. J Dramatics Club Dramatics Club is busy learning about stage equipment, make-up, and interpretations of plays. Members are urged to participate on play commit- tees. They learn how to apply make- up and how to fence, which improves co-ordination for acting on the stage. I: B. O'Connor, M. Mac Lean, C Owens, J. Hon, B. Karon, P. Bagley, G. Crockett, J. Peterson, P. Skafte 2: M. Kuehn, T. Hill, J. LaFroth, S Bisbee, B. Olson, D. Munic, J. Aver- brook, S. Pappas, S. Cohn, K. Bruso. 3: P. Brown, D. Cordes, M. Ander- son, M. Bohart, J. Winn, A. Tammi- nen, S. Singer, E. Gallop, B. Gol- berg, J. Sutherland, D. Lundberg. 1 Led by president, Bob Johnson, vice president, Kathy Wilkinson, secre- tary Sue Burke, and treasurer, Diane Peterson, the Birch Log Club prac- tices on yearbook layouts. In the fu- ture these sophomores will be on the Birch Log staff. Mr. Carlson is the advisor. I: F. Crassweller, K. Wilkinson, Widdes, M. Paige, P. Keay, L. La- Froth, C. Monroe. 2: C. Olson, S. En- berg, A. Laundergan, K. Treise, L. GriHin, M. Meldahl, C. Bernhardt 3: B. Getts, J. Hanger, K. Johnson S. Burke, D. Peterson, S. Hansen, L Heistch, M. Robinson, B. Larson, Mr Carlson. 3 Debate Club The Debate Club's purpose is to con- centrate on the fundamentals of de- bating and to give each student a chance to practice speaking. To be a member a student must get good grades and must like to argue. The topic for the year is: Federal Aid to Education. The club is advised by Miss Garvin, and the oflicers are Ed Thomas, Bob Meyer, Beth Niemi, and Bev Johnson. I: T. House, L. Lieberman, R. Davis, A. Ethan, D. Upsahl, J. Buekema. 2: J. Burdahl, C. Ellis, C. Wilson, L. Abramson, E. Thomas, D. Johnson. 3: M. McLaughlin, T. Theyson, R. Hoff, D. Brown, B. Meyer, D. Ecker. f Mickey Mouse Club To become a member of this club, students must first pledge allegiance fusing only three pausesj to Big Broth- er Mickey Mouse. During the year the Mousekeeters perform numerous invaluable services, such as emptying pencil sharpeners, mopping up wash- rooms, making stills in the chemistry lab, sending in magazine subscriptions for teachers, and selling ear plugs for Mr. Nordling's classes. Herby Needle- man is president of this important school organization. Knitting Club The Knitting Club, advised by Miss Abbett, consists of senior girls. The beginners are given assistance by the experts who knit sweaters and more diHicult articles. The officers are Ka- ren Bodin, vice president, Martha Stevenson, president 5 and Sue Albert, secretary. I: Sue Albert, K. Bodin, M. Steven- son, V. Okerlund, B. Butrym, N. Speidel. 2: Miss Abbett, A. Howard, P. Davis, J. Abbett, o. Hill, M. ROS- wick, C. Rekola, H. Brull, B. Shea, B. Sovde, J. Bahn. K T . 'J ,Q K H' I -QQ: . 'll . uf iqdrf' ,- , 1 Q i 1 X'-J 1 :in -Y iiiliigfl 'W-f '. , . n .' D W : , 4 1134 .W 4 -T '- f i B"-i 1 s if 'lx Q ' ,. A , ll G 7 , . f I ., -In, 1 , X rl ',.:'. . Xl. --v ' ls , 1 I ' ' N F i ' .'-YI 1 ' Q . - 4, ' .A . l Q Q . 4 , V I I l I ' 85 Re I 1 i 3 gs if 'E K H H 2 1 3 Uiil SPO RTS moooal OUR BUYS l Q ' Z,r6"'X X Q "l si 7 I - f - N 7 1 x , k uthlzb 6 c s Co-captain A. Heinecke . ROW I: F. Bagley, B. Hoene, P. Madsen, A. Heinecke, ROW 2: ar t C. Lomen, D. Smith, B. Peterson, D. Lee, D. Maertz, T. John- L son, ROW 3: T. Beckman, C. Erickson, B. Moland, J. Elliot, J. Crassweller, D. Smith. Duluth Cathedral Central East opened the season successfully at Ordean with a Labor Day win over Duluth Cathedral. Although the Hounds inexperience was evident, they still easily overpowered the Hilltoppers, as the game was never in doubt. L. Mathson, B. Hill, and Kopari tallied for East. East 27 ................. Duluth Cathedral 13 Cloquet Going into the game at Cloquet a 7-point underdog, the Hounds apparently forgot to read the papers. Pre- senting a rock-solid line, East forced the Lumber- jacks into several mistakes and were able to capital- ize on them. Highlights were J. Crassweller's 65-yd. punt return and R. Lindstrom's 40-yd. pass inter- ception. Both went for TD,s. East 25 ................ Cloquet 0 J. Kopari, B. Hill, R. Lindstrom, D. Archibald, Coach Nordling. After marching down the field to paydirt on the opening kickoff, East's inexperience began to show as Central came back to knot the score. Missing Ko- pari, the Hounds severed several Trojan threats in- cluding a brilliant goal line stand at the end of the first half. Central went ahead in the last period and was able to hold East's attack for the win. East 7 .......................... Central 20 Morgan Park East snared its first City Conference triumph in blanking Morgan Park at Ordean. A Crassweller run and Lindstrom-to-Peer pass combined to provide the winning margin. A strong defensive line, led by R. Anthony at guard and A. Heinecke at the flank se- cured the teamis second shutout of the year. East 14 ..................... Morgan Park 0 T. Beckman, L. Mathson, B. Peer, A. Heinecke, J. Crassweller. ROW 1: B. Hill, R. Lindstrom, M. Hatlestad, D. Archibald, ROW 2: C. Bahn, P. Modeen, J. Manfred, J. Rogge, D. Levey, J. Hartley, ROW 3: J. Sauer, E. Lang, R. Anthony, B. Heim- bach, D. Adams, Coach Lee, Coach Nordling. Denfeld With the return of John Kopari, the Greyhounds proved an equal match for highly-rated Denfeld at Public Schools Stadium. With the score knotted 6-6 going into the last period, Eastis luck ran out. The Hunters completed a fluke pass to the Hunter's 11 yd. line on a 4-th and 26 situation. Denfeld was then able to hit paydirt before time ran out. East 6 .......................... Denfeld 13 Superior Cathedral East proved to be rude hosts to previously unbeaten Superior Cathedral in our annual Homecoming game. Spectators at Ordean were treated to a rugged game with East pulling out a victory in the last quarter on a 22-yd. run by Hill. East 13 ................ Superior Cathedral 7 D. Levey, D. Smith, R. Rosand, P. Modeen, Coach Gar- IICTZI. Co-captain Bob Hill football Superior Central A fired-up East eleven almost pulled the upset of the year across the bay against powerful Superior Cen- tral. The Greyhound line finally came into its own and it outcharged and outplayed the bigger Supe- riorites. Although plagued by bad breaks, the team, led by D. Archibald with 2 TD,s, kept battering to the final gun. East 14 .................. Superior Central 21 Silver Bay The Greyhounds closed out a successful 5-3 season at Silver Bay with a victory over the Mariners. After a shaky first half, East's line, led by M. Hatlestad, ' K ' Archibald, took charge and dominated play. opari, Modeen, and Manfred found gaping holes in the op- posing line and went for TD's, with Hill and Rogge contributing extra points. East 27 ........................ Silver Bay 7 Coach Lee, M. Hatlestad, B. Peterson, D. Maertz Duck boys, here it comes. Trojan runs mto trouble an -- Peer scores. East.. .. 6 East.. .. 6 East.. ...22 East... . 7 East 14 B 1 w T 1 X ,, . 1 J A E -Z' -.K V ' 1. A. Peterson, B. Nelson D Pierson D Carlson H Ber 3 ' 5 ' 5 ' gl H. Van Horn, B. Haver, J. McKay, B. Wagner, J. Widdes. 2. R. Aus, S. Sequist, H. Goldfine, T. McLean, J. White- side, D. Christie, D. Clark, Holt, H. Naegeli, D. Lau- Cloquet . Two Harbors Sup. Central Sup. East Cathedral rila, D. Johnson. 3. Coach Garnett, T. Wheeler B Berini E. Barbo, G. McClure, R. Hanson, J. Klang M Running B. Holder, R. DeArmond, L. Selin. pw'-X ' -,Q . A iss sw I Princess Ann Michler Candidate Kathy Malmstedt Candidate Carol Clark football finale Festive fall colors and an atmosphere of tense excitement were the scene of this year's Football Finale. This annual East event was sponsored by the cheerleaders, who did a terrific job. Andy Heinecke and Bob Hill, the team co-captains, paced behind the candidates Carol Clark, Kathy Malmstedt, and Ann Michler. Then with a burst of applause, surprised and thrilled Ann was crowned this year's Football Princess. Jan Hilsen, last year's Princess pinned on the corsages and gave Princess Ann a dozen beautiful red roses. Both Mr. Nordling and Mr. Garnett gave their congratulations to Princess Ann and the football team. The corona- tion ended with a few songs by the talented Miss- phits, Jan Begal and Linda Passon. 91 Ist ROW: J. Klang, H. See, S. Chabot, B. Werther, J. Swanstrom, P. White, D. Berglund, L. Hendrick- sen, J. Tofte. 2nd ROW: Coach Lee R. Sorensen, T swimming . . The East mariners came through with one of their most successful seasons as they placed second in the Big 9 Conference and had an overall 9-3 record. The Hounds showed strength in all events, especially the relays. In fact, East's 200 yd. medley and 200 yd. free- style relay teams placed 4th in the Virginia Johnson, R. Roberts, C. Smith, L. Wells, T. McLean B. Warnygora, D. Wicklund, J. Anderson, Mgr. International, a meet where, as Coach Olav Lee said, "The competition was mighty fast." The '61-'62 swimmers qualified 8 boys for the State Meet. They are Co-captains Dave Burglund and Lyle "Big Fellaf' Hendrickson, Tom Johnson, Steve Chabot, Klang, Hen- ry See, Page White and Jack Swanstrom. In you go, "Mover', Who drained the pool? EASY' H. Berg, M. Jeronimous, P. White, J. Miller, C. Nimo. The East ski team came through the season with a commendable record, but not without a little hard luck. In the district meet H. Berg placed fifth in jumping while J. Miller, B. Moland, and C. Nimmo placed seventh, eighth, and thirteenth respectively in the cross country event. In the slalom competition all our skiers were dis- qualified. Jumper Herb Berg . . . skiing In the state meet M. Jeronimus placed sixth in slalom, H. Berg placed tenth in jumping, and B. Moland, J. Miller, and C. Nimmo placed sixth, ninth, and seventeenth respec- tively in cross country competition. Prospects look good for next year with four lettermen returning. Hounds' Cross Country Team. Ulu-M WSE , bs? J. Manfred, T. Beckman, B. Cochran, J. Kopari, C. Williams, J. Hartley, D. Delano, L. Math- son, H. Fritch, J. Crassweller, R. Lindstrorn. basketball With some very exciting play, the East cagers completed the season in a tie for fourth place in the Big Nine Conference. Coach Howie Brokken's Greyhounds ended the season's play with a misleading 8-10 record. On several occasions the Hounds lost the Capt. Chuck Williams game in the closing minutes by only a few points. In the only tournament game East was edged by the Duluth Central five, but only after a hard and closely fought 48-45 contest. Coaches H. Brokken Sc M. Kumsha 95 Mgrs. B. Vann gl D. Soderling I -ga Jim screens . . . John scores An injury in the last minute to C. Williams, who had successfully guarded all-stater Chet Anderson all night, helped the Trojans toward victory. Captain Chuck Williams led East scorers with a 14 point average, followed by J. Hartley with a 9 point count. Other seniors on the team be- sides Williams were R. Lindstrom, Kopari, J. Manfred, and T. Beckman. Highlight games of the season were the 53-51 win over Duluth Cathedral, a heart-breaking loss to Central by a one point margin, and both a win and a loss in very close games with Proctor. The Trojans won thei.r game with Kangaroo kid at Denfeld two last second free throws by Larry Stevens, which pulled Central in front from a one point deficit. These were all hard fought con- tests, producing thrills and excitement for East cage fans. The Greyhounds did not fulfill pre-season pre- dictions, which saw East as a Big Nine title threat, East's potential never quite material- ized, although at times the Hounds did dis- play championship ability. Hopes are high for next year with J. Hartley, H. Fritch, J. Grass- weller, D. Delano, and B. Cochran returning as lettermen for coach Brokken. ROW I: E. Hermerding, Ostlund, B. Berini, J. Gillespie, Backburg, F . Crassweller, Missing: H. Grogan, B. Nelson R Carlson, ROW 2: D. Laurila, F. Mehle, R. Hawley, S. D. Johnson. Pierce, S. Snyder, R. Hansen, R. Schwabe, S. Keto, B. East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East Greyhound on the Prowl BASKETBALL SCORES ...39 ...55 ...53 ...4-9 ...53 ...43 ...44 ...59 ...50 ...73 ...60 ...49 ...37 ...61 ...50 ...47 ...69 ...53 ...45 Two Harbors Morgan Park Cathedral ..... . . - Denfeld ......... . - - Grand Marais Cloquet ....... . . . Central .... Proctor ..... Silver Bay . . Two Harbors Morgan Park Cathedral . . . Denfeld .... Grand Marais Cloquet .... Central .... Silver Bay .. Proctor .... Central . . . Weasel Drives Long Pass Up Court lx wv qf lllrllll uulllll 'U Qflllll ,I 1-ii' ROW I: coach Rolle, D. Maertz, D. Clark, C. Lomen, B. Sathers, J. Whiteside, B. Enrice, B. Hoene, D. Clapper. ROW 2.' A. Peterson, J. Utick, D. Kreager, W. McGilTert, B. Hill, T. Ah- rens, R. Clark, coach Diers. pucksters come through Pregame enthusiasm 98 Mgr. Ed Barbo SL coach Rolle '4Our team's too youngf' "We donit have a goalief' "There are only three players with experience." Despite these often heard comments before the season started, the East Hockey Greyhounds came through with a highly successful year, as their 16- 3-2 record shows. To be sure, our team was green. Coach Rolle had only Captain Bob Hill and As- sistants Cory Lomen and Bob Hoene re- turning frorn last yearas outstanding squad. The Hounds, however, developed quickly under a tough schedule at the beginning of the season, and soon gained recognition as one of the top ten teams in the state. Get the puck out of there, Bob! Goalie Bill Sathers also surprised everyone with his steady play, as he allowed an average of only 1.3 goals per game against the best competition in Minnesota. The Greyhounds easily captured their third Big Nine Title in a row, with an 11-0 record in loop play. Then, in District 26 playoH's, East trounced Two Harbors to move to the Region Seven Tour- nament. In the Region, Gilbert gave East a real battle in the first game, but the Hounds emerged victorious But Mr. Rolle, it didn't look like Sathers. Lomen battles for the puck. with a 4-1 score. Greenway, a team we had tied earlier in the season, but who had moved up to second place in News Tribune Hockey ratings, was now the only stumbling block between East and a third straight state tournament berth. The game proved to be a real battle, but the larger Greenway players were too much for the younger Greyhounds, as they pulled out a 1-0 score. Thus East ended a most surprising and successful season with prospects for next year looking even better. Cec1l scores agamst Central Scramble for the rebound East 2 So St Paul overt1me East 3 Proctor East 1 St Paul Hardln East 11 Cloquet East .... 3 Colera1ne . . . overtime East .... 3 Mpls. Washburn overtime East .... 3 So. St. aul .... overtime East .... 4 Proctor .... +x -A" Lennie saves another f, East .... 4 Central ...... East .... 9 Two Harbors .. East .... 3 East .... 6 East .... 4 East .... 5 East .... 8 East .... 4 East .... 6 East .... 2 East .... 1 0 "K I East .... 4 ' East .... O Denfeld . . . Morgan Park Cathedral .. Cloquet .... Central .... Morgan Park Cathedral .. Denfeld .... Tournaments Two Harbors Gilbert ..... Greenway . . G. Schwabe, L. Peterson, H. Stickney. golf... Eastls golf team completed a successful season last year under the coaching of Mr. Lee. Outstanding on last yearls team were Howard Stickney, who qualified for the Region, and Lloyd Pe- terson and Bob Magie qualified for the State meet in which Bob placed fifth. The team as a whole did well by placing second in the district and region. Hopes for this season will be centered on Lloyd Peterson, Gary Andelin, Gordon Schwabe and Howard Stickney. . . . tennis This year's tennis team, headed by coach Glen Rolle, should be in high contention for the Distict championship. In the past four years the team has had three district championships and last year they were runner-up. Returning letterwinner from last year's team is Ann Jacobson, who played in singles. Other possibilities for this yearls team are Mike Jeronimus, Bonnie Magee, Doreen Sampson, and Dave Honigrnan. Watch the windows! lt's all in the game. A. Jacobson, M. Jeronimus, M. Smith, B. Magee, D. Sampson, D. Honigman. 101 1 ROW 1: B. Moberg, T. Ahrens, R. Carlson, B. Anderson, Sloan, R. Peterson, R. Freimuth, B. Johnson 3 ROW 3: T. B. Weed N. Lonn, J. McGraw, Coach Faylingg ROW 2: 'P. Knutson, D. Mack, B. Warnygora, D. Bakke, C. Hoenig, Whyte, D. Hawley, S. Freimuth, C. Nimmo, L. Furo, J. J. Ario, R. Bradley, B. Doran, J. Peterson, S. Porter. CITOSS COl1I1t1' . . . Coached by Bill Fayling, East's cross country team participated in 6 meets during the season and placed high in every one. Led by co-captains Bob Moberg and Norm Lonn, the Hounds took second in the region behind Hibbing, and placed lOth in the state. Individual honors were awarded Buzz Anderson whose fine running earned him a second in the district and the region and a ninth in the state. Prospects look bright for next year with 20 boys returning from this year's squad. They went that'a way, boys. . . . track Last year's track team ended the season with a fine record. Outstanding performances were turned in by Dick Fisher, who came in fifth in the discus at the state meet and by John Ko- pari who shined in the state meet by taking a lirst in the high jump, second in the high hurdles, and a fifth in the low hur- dles. Coach Jack Nordling and the track team are looking for- ward for another good season this year. 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J .V Q. -av,.,,'53?.s..f 3,,j5,,l,i51,,,g,g3f35g.iQ,Yi ag 5 A ,Ei Mg P 1 ,, 5 f::::,1,,-,........,.. 1 E it is 1 ... 2 - V . lt .W it 'lt . it ttf ' ' 1 22 gff -1 . .. ... tzflitttiw 5112 N' 1. 5 H ..., 5 3 f.t.ft1e'2t1t1t. 15 . .tl K 1. as ...J Snarff has a ripple Pow wow on the mound baseball The 1961 Greyhounds completed the season with a highly successful 12-6 record. The 12 wins in- clude a victory over Eau Claire, State Champions in Wisconsin. In the words of our talented coach, Don Garnett the hounds "blew" the Big Nine Conference title, coming in second to Denfeld, but they came roar- ing back to cop the District championship. East's Hnal victory in the District, a 9-1 triumph over Denfeld, more than compensated for their earlier loss to the Hunters who deprived the Hounds of the conference trophy. 9 Traveling to Hinckley for the Regional play-offs, East lost their first game 2-O to Hinckley, who went on to win the consolation championship in the state. The Hounds have lost a flock of lettermen via graduation, including pitcher Dave Longsio who tossed two no-hitters in '61, East does, however, have five letter winners returning to form a strong nucleus for '62. They are outfielders Bob Hill and Chuck Williams, catcher Ron Lindstrom, and in- Helders Les Mathson and Cory Lomen. Coach Garnett is optomistic on our chances this year, but sees Denfeld again as the big obstacle on the road to success. ROW I: mgr. D. Smith, L. Conrad, D. Noyes, D. Johnson, G. Snydock, R. Hotopg ROW 2: L. Mathson, C. Lomen, C. Annecke, P. Williams, J. Carson, P. Modeen, J. Manfred, C. Wil- liamsg ROW 3: M. Williams, D. Fisher, D. DeLano, D. Ferguson, B. Hill, B. Savolainen, D. Longsio, R. Lindstrom, Coach Garnett 104- Y' "L IWOOTC I , . Lyon J more bounce Adding pep and spirit to our basketball, hockey and foot- ball games are this year's talented cheerleaders. Led by Judy Lyon, senior, the squad is composed of Carol Clark, Penny Neipp, Marg Crawford, Lynn Ledingharn, and Maren Moore. The cheerleaders have been very busy this year. Their Football Finale dance was a huge success. They also attended the cheerleading clinic in Cloquet. Mr. Vickers, their advisor, and the cheerleaders deserve your appreciation and thanks for a job well done. 105 L Ledxng,w.--- , ' if N N f '?.Lx. to the ounce Judy Lyon, captain E. Stanton, S. Riddle, B. Kellam, D. Trempe, K. Olsen, J. Zirnm, K. Johnson J Hoppe K Sutton snapp majorettes The smartly-stepping, colorful majorettes add spirit and pep to our varsity games. The squad is led by captain Kathy Olsen and co-captains Diane Trempe and Joan Zimm. The other members of the squad are Sandee Riddle, Earlene Stanton, Kay Sutton, Beth Kellam, Kay Johnson, and Janet Hoppe. The majorettes marched in two parades this year. As a requirement for their certificates, they are skating at hockey games this year. Kathy Olsen, captain Pat Rose, captaln K 0 colorful dr1ll team Four seniors and one junior comprise this year,s drill team. The team members are Pat Rose, cap- sky, and Noreen Verhovek. The alternate for this year was Joy Lucia, This colorful squad has 6 marched at parades and at all varsity games. tain, Claudia ZaPP, Barbara LaTour, Alice Rakow- Claudia Zapp, Barb LaTour, Pat Rose, Alice Rokowsky, Noreen Verhovek girls' athletic association G.A.A. has become at East an association where girls can enjoy athletics while earning points to- ward letters. Very few girls reach this goal, giving those who succeed the satisfaction of a challenge well met. The group activities throughout the year include such things as splash parties, play nights with other schools, and hikes. Taking part in team sports is also part of the requirement for earning a letter. The main activity, though, is individual sports. This yearis officers are: Sue Erickson, President, Martha Bredesen, Veep, Donna Westergard, Sec.- Treas., Sandra Surrell, Sophomore Recorder, Karen Eid, Junior Recorder, and Anita Wepfer, Senior Recorder. 1. Mr s. Diers, S. Surrell, D. Westergard, M. Bredesen. 2. A. Wepfer, S. Erickson, K. Eid. 108 Left to right: Barb Look, Monica Pappas, Donna Gunderson, Diane Burzynski, Cindy Sonnesyn, Sandy Flyct. " " squads Under the capable leadership of Donna Gunder- son, this yearls "BH squad cheerleaders are doing a line job cheering at all HB" basketball games. The squad consists of Monica Pappas, Sandy Flyct, Barb Look, Cindy Sonnesyn, Diane Burzynski and alter- nate, Patty Morgan. Twirling between halves at the "B" basketball games are this year's well-practiced UB" squad ma- jorettes. Kathy Rekola, a sophomore, is this year's captain. The two co-captains are Karen Benson and Orine Houghtaling. The other members of the team include Sue Peterson, Sue Ink, Paula Myrvold and Kathy Peterson. 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SENIORS Abbett, Jennifer 26,70 Abernathy, William 26 Abraham, Ann 26 Adams, Dennis 51,89 Adamson, Uldis 26,61,63,66,83 Albert, Susana 26 Almos, Ronald 26 Altonen, William 26 Anderson, Carl 26 Anderson Cheryl 26 Anderson James 26,69,73,92 Anderson Anderson 1 Kathy 26,68,73 Richard L. 27,70 Anderson, Richar dL. 27,70 Anderson, Sandra 18,27,71,83 Anderson Shirley 20 27 69,83 Freimuth, Richard 33,70 Garon, Charlotte 33,62 Gibson, Eric 33,71 Gilbertson, Stan 33 Gilleland, Dick 33,62,s3,71,79,s0,s3 Grubb, Pam 32 63,66 Guida, Linda 23,32,62,63,79,8O Gurovitseh, James 32 Hagen. Mary 18,21,22,32,62,93 Hagenbrock, Jerry 33,70 Haglund. Paul 33 Haller, Robert 33 Halligan, Tom 51 Hansen, David 34 Hansen, Karen 34,70 Hanson, Michelle 34,73 McKay, Judy 39 McKenzie. Rod 39 MaCNammy. Tom 39 Madsen, Paul 40.83.88 Magee, Bonnie 40.75.101 Malnlstedt. Kathy 23,40.59.64,75,91 Manfred, Jim 40.83,89,95,104 Maruska. Doris 40 Maske, Linda 40,83 Mayer, Susan 40.41.84 Micliler, Ann 40.74,75,91 Mickelson, Bob 40,69 Miller, Darrell 40 Miller, John 40,83,98 Miller, Yvonne 40 Moberg, Robert 22,41,83 Moen, Gwen 41.78,79,84 Moland, Myron 41 Anneke, Charles 27,104 Anthony, Richard 27,89 Archibald, Richard 21,22,27,60,83,88 Armstrong, Barbara 27 Arndt, Jean 22,27,62,63,64,84 Arnquist, Karen 27,63,64,67,83 Backstrom, Cheryl 27 Baddin, Sanford 27,69,73,83 Bagley, Fred 21,27,61,62,88 Balm, Charles 28,89 Bahn, Janice 28 Barbo, JoAnn 28,68,72 Barnes, Barbara 28,62,63,70,74,75,79,80,81 Bartholdi, Margaret 28 Bartholdi, Rochard 28 Baumgarten, William 20,28 Beckman Thomas 28 83 88 95 Beerhaltdr, Joan 19,22,28,61,62,63,64,74,84 ' Benedict, Warren 28 Benson, Beverly 28,70,83 Benson, Nancy 28 Berg, Tim 29 Bergal, Janet 29,71 Berglund, David 29,83,92 Bergquist, Coralie 29 Bernard, Thomas 29 Birk, Marty 29 Blatnik, Barbara 29 Bodin, James 29,70 Bodin, Karen 29,69,71 Bohart, Marguerite 29,80,84 Bradley, Richard 29 Brander, Barbara 29,70,75,80 Bray, Gary 30 Hardy, Mary 34,72 Harper, Edward 34 ' Hatlestad, Michael 34,83,89 Heinecke, Andrew 18,21,22,34,59,63,64,83, 88,91 Hemenway, Edward 34 Hendrickson, Bette 34,54 Hendrickson, Lyle 34,54,71,83,92 Herrick, Ray 34 Hill, Charlotte 34 Hill, James 21,23,35,88,89,91,98,104 Hoag, Stephen 35 Hoekstra, Robert 35,64,68.73 Hoene, Robert 35.60,88,98 Hoppe, Janet 35,70.106 Hotop, Ron 51,104 Howard, Alice 35 Hutchins, Clayton 35 Ilstrup, Robert 35 Jackson, Helen 35 Jacobson, Ann 35,75,101 Jeronimus Michael 35,71,93,101 Johnson, Beverly 35,75,85 Johnson, David 36 85 Johnson, Dennis 36 Johnson, Diane 36,83 Johnson, Mike 36 Johnson, Millard 36 Johnson, Tom 36 Johnston,. Carol 36,83 Johnston, Mike 36 Jones, Marilyn 36,62,79 Monkko nen, Marta 41.71,75 Monson, Marilyn 41,70 Morgan, Torn 41,63.66 Morris, Robert 41,65,66 Morton Dennis 21,41,64,80,81,84 Mungei. Sheila 41,7334 Myers, Roger 51 Neimeyer, Peter 41,80 Neipp. Penny 41,63,65,105 Nelson, Janet 41 Nelson, Lana 42 Nelson. Richard 24,42,71 Newberg, Sandra 42,70 Nichols, James 42 Neimi, Elizabeth 42,72,78,79,85 Norland, Ralph 42 Noyes, Richard 104 Nyman, Sharon 18,42.62,83 Okerlund, Valda 20.42.71,74,8O Olsen, Kathryn 20,23.42,71,106 Olson, Kenneth 42,71 Olson, Richard 42 Olson. Robert 43 Orrick. Warren 43,63,66,70,81,82 Palm, Judy 43.70 Passon, Linda 22,42.70 Patoile, Karen 43,63,67,70.83 Payne, Sharon 43 Pearson, Thomas 18,43,61,62 Perkins, Randy 22,43 Peterson. Lloyd 43,101 Peterson, Phyllis 43 Brull, Helen 30,69 Buckley, Carol 30,84 Bulson, James 30,70 Burns, Judith 30.69,73 Butler, Jerome 30 Butrym, Barbara 30 Camelson, Gerald 30 Chapados, Toni 30 Christie, Lance 30 Clark, Carol 21,30,6O 62,88,91,105 Clark, Raymond 51,98 Cohen, Charlotte 30 Crowley, Catherine 51,71 Currie, Donna 30 Curtis, Barbara 31,71,84 Dahl, Bernard 31 Daugherty, Barbara 31,84 Davis, Pat 31 Dempster, Jerry 31,54 Dempster, Jim 31,54 DeRosier, Dave 31 Dietl, Jean 31 Dock. Leslie 31,63,67 Douglas, Bill 31 Dressler, Daryl 31 Duthowski, Diane 32,71,83 Edwards, Erickson, Rodney 32 Charles 32.83.88 Erickson. Lonnie 32,70,84 Erickson, Susan 32,62,63,66,107 Everts, Carol 32,63,74,81 Fahland, Allen 32 Fairchild, Douglas 21,32,62,78,79,80,84 Faust, Lloyd 32,65 Foss, Peggy 32 Fredette, Sandy 32,62,69,8O Freeman, Douglas 32,71 Keeler, Darlene 36,75,80 Kennedy, Susan 36,104 Kenner, Jane 36,72 Kilgore, Pauline 37 King, Rebecca 37 King, Robert 37,69 Klasky, Sara 37,62,63,67 Knapp, Lynn 37,63,66,69,80 Kobus, Kathy 37,62,70 Koivisto, John 37 Kooistra, Roger 37 Kopari, John 37,73,74,88,95 Korte, Carolyn 37,62,70,73,80 Kreager, Dave 24,37,60,74,98 Lacis, Irene 37,72 Landro, David 38 Larson, Charlene 38 Larson, Linda 38,72 Larson, Richard 38,69 L3TOUl', Barbara 38,107 Ledingham, Lynn 38.69,73,105 Lee, Dave 38,74,83,88 Lelnpe, Susan 38 LeRoux. Dennis 51 Lewis, Barbara 38,62 Lewis, Joy 38,73 Lhotka, Carol 38.83 Lindstrom. Ron 38,83.88,89,95,103 Litman, Harriet 39.63 Long, Jeff 21,23.39.60,65 Lonn, Norman 39.83 Lovell, Margaret 39 Lucia, Joy 71 Luopa, Miriam 39 Lyon, Judy 39,105 Maas, Cathy 39.64.83 McGraw. John 51,83 McGreevy, Mary 39 McGregor, Pat 39 133 Peterson. Robert 51,83,88,89 Picconatto, Mary Kay 43,68,72 Potswald, Robert 43 Poupore. Mary 44,62,71,78,84 Priest, Donald 44 Ragborg. Alice 44,63.64,66,79,83,86 Rakowsky. Alice 44.107 Redepenning, Diane 44.67 Rekola, Carolyn 44,63,65.66 Rhode, Richard 44 Riddle, Sandee 21.44,63,64,65,76,106 Rogge, John 44,89 Rohady, Elizabeth 44 Roiko. William 51 Rosand. Roger 44,83,89 Rose, Patricia 44,107 Roswick, Marilyn 24.45,7O Ryan, Stephan 45 Sakcr, Janis 45 Sampson, Doreen 45.61.68,73,83,101 Sanders, Patricia 45,68,75 Sathers, Bill 45,98 Sauer, Jeffrey 45,83,89 Sawyer, Karol 45 Schubert, Diane 45 Seiler, Steven 45,81 Seitz, James 45,66.84 Severson, Donald 45,68 Shea, Bonnie 23,46,69 Sherman, Cheryl 46,72,84 Sjoberg, Barbara 46,69 Smalley, Dave 46 Smith, Don 46,88,89 Smith, Vernon 46,70 Snyder, Robert 46 Soderling, Dave 46,95 Solie, Lynda 46,70 Sorenson, Charles 18,24,46,62,69,73 Sovde, Barbara 46,69 Speidel, Nancy 46 Stanton, Earlene 47,62,63,71,74,64,106 Staubs, Peggy 47 Steel, John 23,54.47 Stensrud, Jean 47 Stephenson, Scott 47 Stevens, Lael 47,63 Stevenson, Kathleen 47,54,70,75,80 Stevenson, Martha 18,47,54,62,82 Stickney, Howard 47,101 Stillman, John 47,71 Stratton, Mary 47 Summers, Diane 47 Swanstrom, Jack 48,61,66,70,83,92 Sward, Janene 48 Taplett, Bill 48 Taran, Ross 48 Tezla, Michael 48 Tharp, Henry 48 Theyson, Linda 48,68,73 Thiessen, Udo 19,20.48,69,74 Thomas, Shirley 48.70 Thompson, Scott 48 Thoresen, Tim 48,60.65,69,79 Tomlinson, James 48 Trempe, Diane 49,106 Tronnes, Lisabeth 49 Truscott, Merle 49 Turner, Barbara 49 Ulvang, Robert 49.84 Utick, James 49,98 Venberg, Marilyn 49,71 Vertelney, Mark 49 Vojacek, Charlene 49,71,75 Wagner, Bonnie 49 Walker, Donald 49 Walker. Iona 49 Weed, Harold 1850.79.88 Wellington, Kathy 18.21,50,69,73,83 Wepfer, Anita 59.82,83 Whyte, Page 20,21,50.83,92,93 Wickstrom, Diane 50.71,83 Williams, Charles 51,95 Williams, Peter 50 Wilson, JoAnne 50 Wilson, John 51 Winters, Claudia 50 Wfooclke, Carol 50,75 Wright, Robert 50,69 Yvylie, Kathy 50 Zapp, Claudia 50,107 Zapp, Eileen 51 JUNIORS Adams, Gordon 69.72,113 Ahlquist, Sharon 113 Andelin. Gary 83.113 Anderson Anderson Cheryl 84,113 Diane 84.113 Anderson, Karen 113 Anderson. Sharon 113 Anderson, Stuart 113 Anderson. Sue 113 Anderson, Terry 113 Anclresen William 113 Antiel, Jeanette 113 Birchall, Vicki 113 Blatnik, Mike 83.113 Blazier, Glenn 113 Bolles, Robert 113 Bonte, Ann 83,113 Bowman, Mary 61.113 Bredesen, Martha 84.107,113 Brooker, Valerie 75,113 Brooks, Carolyn 83,113 Brosveen, Kent 73,113 Brown, Penny 70.84,113 Brull, Barbara 83,113 Bruzensky, Miriam 70,113 Burns, Joe 113 Butterfield, Elaine 70,113 Cameron, Keith 113 Carlson, David 113 Carlson, Greg 113 Carson, Jef 104,113 Carter, Bob 113 Chabot, Steve 83,92,113 Christopherson, Jon 70,113 Churchill, Sandy 68,113 Clapper, Dick 90,113 Cochran, William 95,113 Covak, Ed 113 Cowan, Cynthia 113 Cox, Judy 113 Crassweller, James 83,95,88,113 Crawford, Margaret 60,105,113 Crozier, Gary 113 Dansinger, Laurence 113 Davis, Charles 113 Davis, George 113 Dawson, Carol 113 Deegan, Mary Ellen 113 DeLano, Richard 95,104,113 Doran, Robert 113,165 Dumas, Virjean 113 Ecker, David 62,80.85,113 Eckman, Char 70,78,79,113 Eid, Karen 83.107,113 Elliott, Jack 88,113 Ellis, Cheryl 62,78.79,85,113 Elnes, Shari 68,113 Erickson, Sue Ann 68,72,113 Esterbrooks, Judith 7O,75,113 Everett, Janice 113 Ewoldson, Rachael 113 Fitzimmons, Janice 114 Fleischmann, Mary 71,114 Flyckt, Sandra 70,108,114 Foss, Jolm 114 Fox, James 71,114 Francis, Julie 114 Fraser, Pam 114 Fredstrom, Judy 114 Freeman, Maxine 114 Freimuth. Diane 114 Fritch, Howie 83.95,114 Fugelso, John 114 Gallop, Ellen 70,114 Garity, Michael 114 Garon, Dave 114 Geving, Earl 114 Gimse, Sally 70,114 Hoffman, Mar Kay 114 Holder, Jean 71,114 Hood, Pamela 114 Horwitz, Sandra 114 Houghtaling, Orine 108,114 Ink, Su san 64,108,114 Isola, Linda 64,114 Jarvenpa, Patsy 83,114 Jensen, Jensen, Jeronim Jeronim John, D Johnson Jean 114 Kathy 114 us, Karen 83,114 us, Robert 114 onald 71,114 , Ann Marie 114 Johnson, Anne 71,83,114 Johnson, James 114 Johnson, Kay 70,106,114 Johnson, Rebecca 114 Johnson Thomas 83,88,92,114 Jones. Linda 68,114 Josephs, Victoria 114 Kaner, James 69.114 Kasell, Jay 60,114 Kellam, Beth 106,114 Kemp, Joanne 123 Arbour. Thomas 113 Gille, Penny 75,114 Kennedy, Richard 114 Kennedy. Stephen 114 Konerviko, Kathy 84,114 Kremon, Janet 70,114 Kuehn, Mary 84,114 Kuiti, Carolyn 70,114 LaFroth, Jane 64,84,114 Lang, Ernest 89,114 Lauf, Myrtice 114 Lawson, Nancy 114 Levey, Richard 83,89,114 Lewis, David 73,84,114 Lind, Dennis 114 Lindskog, Daniel 114 Lindskog, Elna 115 Litman, Gary 114 Litman, Terris 114 Lomen, Cordell 88 98,104,114 Lundberg, Debra 84,123 Lyons, Courtney 114 McClure, George 90,114 McEwen, Claudia 115 McLaughlin, Michael 115 McMillan, David 115 McShane, Mary 61,115 Maertz, Richard 88,89,98,115 Main, Theodore 69,71-3,115 Mantel, Jean 115 Manz, Roberta 71,115 Martin, Susan 70,115 Mathson, Leslie 83,88,89,104,11 Maxwell, Louise 115 Mayer, Sandra 115 Mead, Rennie 71,75,115 Meyer, Robert 71,78,79,85,115 Meyer, Kathleen 115 Michaelson, Terry 115 Mickleson, Philip 115 Miller, Robert 115 Modeen, Paul 89,104,115 Moland, Bruce 71.83,88,115 Moland, Kathy 115 Moore, Maren 105,115 Archibald, Karen 84,113 Ario, Peter 70,113 Armentrout, Woodrow 113 Arinold. Susan 84.113 Askeland, Judith 70,72,113 Aunc. Barbara 113 Aus, Larry 123 Axt, Joseph 123 Goldberg, Betty 71.84,114 Gordon, Paula 80,114 Gowan, Steve 114 Green, Myra 114 Gunderson, Donna 82,108,114 Gustafson, Pat 114 Hagelin, Dave 71,114 Halverson, Carol 114 Hammer, Richard 114 Bainville, Bonnie 113 Bair, Barbara 60,113 Barschdorf, John 113 Baumgarten, David 113 Bayly, Patricia 113 Bennetts, John 113 Berg, Richard 84,113 Berg, Tim 113 Berger, Mark 113 Berini, Kathy 68,81.113 Bero. Arleen 70.113 Hanger, Arnie 114 Hansen, Rick 90,114 Hartley, Kathy 114 Hartley, Jim 83,89,95,114 Haugen, Ed 71,114 Hessen, Jon 70,114 Highland, Jeif 114 Hill, Leroy 69,114 Hill Pat 84.114 Heimbach, Bob 89,114 Hoene, Cosette 84,114 134 Morgan, Sue 83,115 Morris, Dick 115 Morrison, Donald 115 Morton, Barbara 115 Myzel, Linda 115 Nack, Daryl 115 Nafie, Lawrence 60,115 Naslund, Janice 72,115 Nelson, Adrian 69,115 Nelson, LaDonna 115 Nelson Wilbur 71,115 , , Nordm, Lee 71,115 Nylen, Diane 73,115 N yman, Odlang, Betty Lou 64,71,115 Michael 115 Otos, David 115 Oventile, John 115 Pappas, Monica 108,115 5 Zaveral, Robin 79,116 Paul, Thomas 115 Paulson, Rachel 72,115 Payette, James 115 Peer, Robert 88,89,90,115 Persson, Elizabeth 115 Peterson, James 115 Peterson, Nancy Lorraine 115 Peterson, Nancy Lou 70,115 Peterson, Susan 84,108,115 Peterson, Zoe 115 Pietrs, Thomas 62,78,79,115 Porter, Gilbert 115 Potswald, Janet 115 Potter, Laurel 115 Ramos, Wilhelniia 115 Reed, McKinley 83,115 Renier, Steve 115 Roberts, Robert 92,115 Robey, Judy 61,813,115 Rud, Nance 71,115 Rule, Kathryn 115 Rusch, Cheryl 115 Salyards, Martha 75,115 Samuels, Edd 68,115 Saver, Lesley 115 Schnaufer, Ethel 115 Schraber, Vicki 115 Schwabe, Gordon 101,115 Schwartz, John 115 Schwenk, Gerald 71,115 See, Henry 68,83,92,115 Selbak, Wilnard 115 Sellwood, Barbara 115 Setterquist, Carol 70,115 Shafer, Susan 115 Simonson, Joanne 83,115 Smith, Richard 83,104,115 Smith, William 115 Smythe, Judith 116 Sneve, Jill 116 Snyder, Wendy 69,116 Snydock, Gary 78,79,104,116 Soderstrom, Jack 70,116 Soland, Nadine 116 Solberg, Naomi 116 Sorenson, Richard 69,73,92,116 Spangenberg, Myrna 123 Stark, Philip 62,78,79,116 Stearns, Mary Kay 116 Stein, Richard 116 Stromdahl, Terry 116 Stromquist, Kenneth 116,165 Suech, Dick 116 Sund, Bob 116 Sutherland, Judith 84,116 Sutton, Kay 84,116 Swanstrom, Sandra 116 Tamasy, Steve 116 Taminen, Ann 60,62,70,84,116 Tellekson, Kay 61,62,70,84,116 Tenquist, Barbara 116 Thomas, Ed 62,78,79,85,116 Thompson, Kenneth 116 Tofte, Joel 92,116 Tomlan, Tom 116 Tonkin, Jeff 116 Torreano, John 116 Turnquist, Marilyn 75,116 Udd, John 116 Ulland, Mary 83,115 VanCuren, Phyllis 68,116 Vann, William 95,116 VerHovek Noreen 61,107,116 vejaeek, Cheryl 116 Von Goertz, Paul 69,116 Wabik, Ursala 116 Wahlberg, Judith 116 Waite, Lonnie 116 Walczak, Edelee 116 Wallner, Reed 116 Ward, John 116 Weber, Carol 116 Weber, Cary 116 Wehmenan, Ailia 123 Welles, McLennan 92,116 Wendkos, John 116 Werther, William 23:116 Westergard, Donna 75,107,116 Williams, Richard 116 Wilson, Lucinda 116 Winkelman, Charles 70,85,116 Winn, Jorjalee 116 Wietanen, Ilona 84,116 Witchall, Craig 116 Wold, Jeannie 116 Woodke, Audrey 116 Zimm, Joan 106,116 SOPHOMORES Abelsen, Helen 118 Abraham, Alane 118 Abramson, John 68,118 Abramson, Linda 85,118 Adams, Elizabeth 75,118 Cohen. Cohen, Cohen, Gerry 118 Howard 83.118 Mai'ilyn 118 Cohn, Suzanne 84,118 Coolc, Cynthia 69,118 Cooley, John 119 Cooper, Margaret 119 Cordes, Deanna 119 Corzine, Michael 119 Crandall, Frank 119 Crasswrller, Frank 61.84,96,119 Ahrens, Thomas 98,118 Alden, Kathleen 118 Aldrich, Terry 118 Anderson, Douglas 118 Anderson, Arlie 118 Anderson, Julie 118 Anderson, Marnie 84,118 Anderson, Paul 118 Anderson, Robert 118 Angst, Virginia 118 Anneke, Richard 118 Antonson, James 118 Ario, John 118 Aspling, Robert 69,83,118 Aus, Lloyd 118 Aus, Raymond 90,118 Crockett. Goeffrcy 84,119 Cunning, James 68,72.119 Curtis, Alice 119 Dahlberg, David 119 Dahlquist, Susan 71,119 Dallos, William 71.78,81,119 Davern, Timothy 119 Davis, Richard 85.119 DeArinond, Ronald 90,119 Dezell, Orville 119 Dillenbeck, Roberta 119 Donovan, Michael 119 Douglass, Gail 75,119 Downs, Edward 119 Doyle, Cassandra 71,119 Dreher, Mark 119 Dreier, Laura 119 Dunphy, John 119 Eisenberg, Lewis 119 Ekeroth, Ellen 72.119 Eklund, Beverly 119 Eletson, Mary 119 Enberg, Sandra 84,119 Averbrook, Jo Ellen 71,84,118 Azuz, Roni 118 Bagley, Peter 84.118 Bakkc, Richard 118 Balmer, Lynette 118 Barbar, Judith 118 Barbo, Edward 90,98,118 Beckwith, Peter 61,118 Belanger, George 118 Bennewise, Bonita 118 Benson, Diane 118 Benson, Karen 108,118 Berdahl, Jim 78,79,85,118 Berg, Herb 90,923,118 Berini, Bob 60,84,90,96,117,118 Bergman, Janet 118 Bernhardt, Claudia 84,118 Bernstein, Sandra 118 Engel, Diane 119 Erickson, Sandra 119 Erickson, Wayne 119 Ericson Diane 119 enum, ,Alan 85,119 Everett, William 119 Falgren, Sally 119 Farrell, Marilyn 119 Fewson, Mary Ann 119 Flynn, Susan 60,119 Foro, Denise 119 Beukema, John 85,118 Bindler, Franci 75,118 Bisbee, Susan 84,118 Blustin, Terry 118 Bodin, Cheryl 118 Borken, Richard 69,72,83,118 Bouchard, Judy 118 Boyce, James 118 Bradley, Mark 118 Bredesen, Barbara 118 Brickley, Diane 118 Brooks, Jeri 118 Brown, Cherry 118 Brown, David 85,118 Brown, Jeanette 118 Bruso, Kathy 118 Brown, Patricia 118 Buck, Margaret 72,118 Burke, Sue 84,118 Burman, Priscilla 69,118 Burns, Richard 118 Burzynski, Diane 108,118 Butler, Michael 118 Cahoon, Dann 118 Call, William 118 Campbell, Keith 118 Carlson, Beth 75,118 Carlson, Dave 90,118 Carlson, Ronald 96,117,118 Carroll, Tony 118 Chesney, Douglas 118 Christensen, Donnan 118 Christianson, Beverly 118 Christie. Drew 90,118 Clark, Douglas 90.98,118 Cohen, Burton 118 Cohen, Cheryl 118 135 Franz, Virginia 119 Fredricks, Mary 84,119 Freimuth, Marc 119 Freimuth, Steven 81,119 Frenette, Diane 119 Furo, Larry 119 Gabrielson, Judith 119 Gagne, Mary Jo 119 Gallop, Jeanne 84,119 Gerrish, Patricia 119 Getts. William 84,119 Gilbertson, Linda 119 Gillespie. James 96,119 Gimse, Karen 119 Gimse, Peter 119 Glibbery, Daniel 119 Glibbery, David 68.119 Goddard, Marian 119 Goldberg, Lynne 119 Goldfine, Harold 90,119 Goldsworthy, Pamela 119 Gonsica, Gail 61.119 Gozdanovic, Dennis 119 Granberg, Susan 69,119 Green, Janice 119 Gi-ih'in, Linda 78.79,80,84,119 Grindy, Janet 119 Grogan, Herbert 119 Gurovitsch, Samuel 119 Gustafson, Robert J. 119 Hall, CCharlesl Lorrie 119 Hanger Hansen Q Janet 84,119 Christopher 119 Hansen Gregory 119 Hansen, Richard 60,96,119 Hansen, Sandra 84,119 Hanson, Jaclyn 71.119 Hanson, William 83,119 Harrington, Michael 119 Haver, Robert 90,120 Hawkinson, Douglas 120 Hawley, Richard 96,120 Heitsch, Linda 84,120 Naegeli. Herbert 90.121 Hemenway, Arline 83.120 Hendrickson, Lesley 75.120 Hendrickson. Riley 120 Hensch. Judy 69,120 Hepokoski, James 69.72.120 Highland. Susan 120 Hildebrandt, Arline 120 Hoff. Robin 85.120 Holder, Robert 90,120 Holt, Jon 90.120 Hon, James 84.120 Honigman. David 101,120 Hood. Leslie 120 Hopkins. Michele 69.73.120 House. Tom 78.85.120 Howard. Robert 120 Ilstrup, Joan 75,120 Iverson, James 120 Jackson. Kenneth 120 Jacobson, Judy 120 Jeanette, Mary 69.120 Jewell, Cathy 120 John, Dick 120 Johnson, Bruce 78.79 Johnson. David 90.120 Johnson, Dennis 120 Johnson, Gary 83.120 Jolmson, Gary 120 Johnson, Karen 84.120 Johnson, Karen 120 Johnson, Philip 120 Johnson, Robert A. 120 Johnson Robert W. 69,120 Mattson, Gerald 121 Matts on, Susan 121 Mausoll, Jeff 121 Meagher, Tom 121 Meldahl, Marjorie 121 Mettner, Alan 121 Mir-Ike. Warren 121 Nliller. Dan 121 Mitch ell, Roberta 121 Modeen, Shirley 84.121 Monroe. Carol 84,121 Moran. Dennis 121 Morgan, Patricia 121 Moi-ri s, Pam 75,121 lvlorrow, Louise 68.121 ltlorton, Margaret 68.121 ltfung er. George 68,121 Munic. Darlene 84.121 Munk ivitz, Claudia 123 Myers, Ruth 121 Myrvold, Tyra 108,121 Naslund, Leslie 121 Needles, Sharron 121 Nelson, Barbara 90,121 Nelson. Charles 121 Johnston. Alice 120 Kaarbo, John 120 Kangas, Kenneth 120 Karimo, Gwen 69,81,12O Karon, Robert 84,120 Karon. Stewart 120 Keay. Patty 84,120 Keto, Steve 96,120 King, Dan 120 Klang. Jim 90.92.120 Knutson, Ted 120 Koenig, Charles 120 Korich, Laureen 120 Kraus, Richard 83,120 Krause, Marla 120 Kresal, Marilyn 120 Kwapick, Dennis 120 LaFr0th, Lynn 84,120 Lane, Janet 123 Larsen, Connie 120 Larson, Beverly 84.120 Larson, Lois 120 Laskin, Harold 120 LaSota, Michael 120 LaTour. Pamela 120 Laundergan, Ann 84.120 Lanrila, Dan 90,536,120 Nelson, Margaret 72,121 Nelson, Robert 121 Nelson, Sandra 68.121 Nimmo, Charles 93.121 Nippet. Paulette 121 Niss, Peter 121 Nissen, Maragret 75.121 Nordin, Susan 121 O'Connor, Robert 61,84.121 Ojard. Donald 121 Olson. Robert 83.121 Olson, Carol 84. 21 Olson, Elizabeth 73,121 Olson. Karen 121 Opsahl. Denis 85.121 Ostlund. John 96.121 Oventile. Jean 121 Owens. Christopher 84,121 Page, Gary 121 Paige. ltlargaret 84.121 Pappas. Susan 84.121 Payette, Jerry 121 Pearson. Richard 61,117,121 Peck. Peters Peters Peters Peters Alison 121 en, Janet 84.121 en. Kathleen 108.121 en. Raymond 121 en Susan 121 Peterson, Allen 9O.98,121 Peterson, Diane 84.121 Peterson. Gary 121 Peterson. Kathleen 121 Pierson, Dave 90.121 Pierson. Irene 121 Pike, Mary 121 Ledyard, Bonny 80,120 Lee, Marty 120 Leppo, Anne 120 Lewis, Robert 120 Lhotka, Janet 120 Lieberman, Les 85,120 Liljegren, Elizabeth 68,120 Lindberg, Nancy 120 Litman, Steve 120 Lofquist. David 120 Lonn. Cheryl 120 Look, Barbara 60,108,1l7,120 McEwen. Audrey 120 McGiffert. John 120 McKay, Carol 120 McKay, John 90.120 lNIcLean, Tom 84,90,120 lvIeMahan. Colleen 60,121 lwIacDonald. George 121 MacLean. Martin 92,121 MacNally, Joy 121 Macrtz, David 121 Maertz, Tom 121 Magic. Elizabeth 121 Mahler. Maxine 121 Maki. Gary 121 ltlalzac, Phil 121 Martin, Jerrold 121 Martin. Joseph 121 Plath, Larry 121 Potter, Mark 72,121 Poupore, Barbara 121 Priley, Marcia 121 Quick, Cordelia 75,121 Ramoos, Thomas 83,121 Ranniker, Dave 121 Redepanning, Bonnie 123 Reed, John 122 Reeder, Charles 122 Rekola, Kathleen 108,122 Richards, Marijane 122 Robinson, Mary 84,122 Ross, Marvel 122 Running, Marty 80,122 Rusch, Karen 122 Rutter, Joseph 122 Saffron, Robert 122 Sahlberg, Joann 122 Saline, Wayne 122 Salyards, Ely 122 Samuels, Steven 60,122 Sandstrom, Stephen 122 Sawyer, Margaret 122 Scarborough. James 122 Scarlett, Susan 84.122 Scheuer, Nick 122 136 Schmid, Suzanne 122 Schmidt, Judith 75,122 Schulze, Kurt 122 Schwabe, Roger 96,122 Schweiger. Carole 122 Schweitzer, Myron 122 Seaquist, Walter 90,122 Selin, Larry 90,122 Shogren, Craig 122 Shold. Philip 72.122 Sielaff, Mark 69.72.82-3,122 Singer, Sharyn 84,122 Sipila, David 122 Sivertson, Sandra 122 Skafte, Patricia 70,78,79,122 Skinner, Edna 122 Sloan, Jack 122 , Smith, Charles 92,122 Smith, JoAnne 72,122 Smith, Martha 70.122 Sodahl, Barbara 122 Sonnesyn, Cynthia 108,122 Speidel, James 122 Spencer. Marron 75,122 Spettigue, Gladys 122 Sponniek, James 122 Stark, Kathryn 122 Starr, Linda 68,122 Stevens, Everett 122 Stevens, Stephen 69,122 Stockholm, Jean 71,122 Strewler. Gordon 61,122 Stromdahl, Pam 122 Stubcrg, .lim 122 Stuckman, Sandra 122 Sturm, Dick 122 Sunde, Willard 122 Surrell, Sandra 75,107,122 Sutherland, Susan 122 Sward, Roger 122 Taran, Sue Ann 70,122 Theyson, Thomas 78,85,122 Thomas, Marcia 122 Thompson, Beatrice 122 Thompson, Barbara 122 Thoresen, Jon 69,122 Timmons, Judy 122 Toback, Judith 122. Torgcrson, Ann-Marie 122 Trcsise, Kathleen 75,811,122 Tronsen, Mark 122 Underdale, Dennis 122 Van Horn, Harvey 90,122 Wagner, Bruce 90,122 Waite, Leslie 122 Walker, Craig 122 ' Warnygara, Bruce 60,92,122 Wedin, Carol 122 Weed, Robert 122 Weir, Susan 75,122 Wells, Diane 122 Welo. Kathy 123 WVheeler, Thomas 90,123 Whiteside, James 90.98.123 Wicklund, Richard 92,123 Wickstrom, David 123 Widdes, Janet 84.123 Widdes, Jay 90.123 Wilcox, Catherine 123 Wilkinson, Kathy 84,123 Wilson, Jessica 123 Wilson, Robert 123 Witchall, Arlene 123 Witzke, Margaret 123 Young. David 123 Youngkrantz, Donna 123 vm F 2 -ffzfiin f " ' f ' V ' 5 cf f x 7 J val 'f 2:G3'a:: 5 - X- ffzz M y QR X Y f f I x.,5,...,. an R 25 ,iw-,. v 35 f ig Q 1 ff , A ,S ' 1 1 , ,av W 4 ,Q . E 6 x -ww 11, - 1 3 251 iii wfyf . , ff v ' " ' 21i'? A .-,.. . , V J di' H I 'il 7 v 4 'f 5 Jr : ' 1' U! ' "'?ff. t "" ' , 4 T' - 'fk gef ' ,jg

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

- Class of 1962

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