Edina High School - Whigrean Yearbook (Edina, MN)

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NANCY JANE FUCKINGER A fascinating and frequent conversationalist . . . pert, petite, and pixieish . . . domestic skills earnod her the vice-presidency of FHA and a trip to a fun-filled Homo Economics convention ... a passion for water skiing . . . swam in Aqua Varieties . . . bubbles over with contagious laughtor. MARGARET ANN FORMO Brown eyes . . . a rodiant smile . . . memories of a muy fun summer south of tho border . . . ability demonstrated os Y-Teens choptor president, talent show committoe chairman, Buzzette reporter, and church youth president ... a look of Innocence. ROBERT TREPANIER FREEMAN Como to Edina from Benilde . . . known by everyone os Frenchie . . . drives a neat blue More ... on active member of Groen Knights . . . always ready for a party ... on easygoing and fun guy . . . plans for a flying future . . . apparently, the Price is rightl ROBERT LOWELL GAMBLE A friendly newcomer from Cheyenne, Wyoming , . . his high school career Includes time spent In bond. French Club, Latin Club ond World Affairs . . . many outside interests: reading, history, science, several collections ... in the course of time: a dogreo from the U's School of Business. LAEL ANN GIERTSEN From Northrup Collegiate School to a co-od education at Edina . . . Laol came os o junior, become a momber of Y-Teens, Choir, GAA, and French Club ... a skiing fonatk with yearly trips to Sun Valley ... a bewitching blonde with special interests including Blake. MICHAEL MILES GILBERT Hardworking and talented photographer for both Buzzette and Whlgreon . . . also busy with visual aids. Choir, and the cochairmanship of a Homecoming committoe . . . building construction interost led him to build his bosemont rcc. room singlehondcdl . . . happy and fun-loving ... an important part of the class. CHARLES H. GILBERTSON Chuck ... a superlative skier with valuable experience on Miss B's Moon Valley ski patrol . . . athletic ability also shown os on the 1958 football squad . . . Hi-Y vice-president, World Affairs sergeant-at-arms . . . E Club, Green Knights . . . looks quiet because he's thinking — frequently of mischief. KAREN JANET GILFILLAN Her drcom come truo — o cheerleader as o senior . . . sophomore and junior homeroom officcrships . . . one-half of the 1956 Notional Junior Badminton doubles championships . . . Leadership conference, Spanish Club, World Affairs Club . . . Whigreon assistant Activities editor . . . cow eyes, a part of her lively loveliness. MARY ELLEN GINDORFF A well-established H.A. transfer ... art ability led to FBLA publicity chairmanship, and Art Club membership . . . lent her talents to GAA, Choir and World Affairs . . . o more-than-willing committee member . . . courteous and friendly with an attraction for older boys. NANCY KAYE GOOD After school hours spent as a waitress at the Forum Cafeteria . . . many different home towns . . . left Edina In her senior year . . . on industrious girl , . . long slrawberry blonde hair . . . always cheerful In a nice sort of woy . . . the type of voice you nover fire of hearing. 22

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DIANE CAROL DOOLITTLE Pep — first requirement of a cheerleader and D.C.'i got it, combined with outstanding ability and infectious enthusiasm ... a memorable personality full of roscality . . . octive member of FBLA, Spanish Club. Latin Club, Y-Teens, GAA. and Red Cross Council . . . blonde bombshell. JUDITH DOSTAL Effervescent ... on office helper errand girl” for two yeors . . . song in Choir as a senior . . . o Y-Teens member through all three high school years . . . Art Club . . . humor with a touch of sarcasm . . . long shiny hair. In a perfect pogeboy. PATRICIA EILEEN DUNKLEY Trish . . . twelve yoars of pfono ploying ore her credentials for tooching beginners . . . talent at clothes designing won national recognition and a complete winter wardrobe . . . cnn«r|»ntious choir member, office helper ond participant in Job's Daughters . . . caro-free summers spent on the golf course . . . sparkling cheerfulnoss. JAN FRANCIS EBBERT Sole possessor of the renowned So Tough record ... a faithful Green Knlghter ... In Spanish Club and Dei Gratia Hi-Y . . . o husky build put to good use as a Hornet matmon . . . neat cars, open houses, pizza, ond Pepsi . . . uniquely unpredictable. PAUL FRANCIS EDERER A willing doss supporter . . . Junior Class Play committee co hairman . . . participated In Hi-Y, Spanish Club. World Affairs, Green Knights ond l-ball ... an obsession for war movies ... a regular at poker, hunting, ond open houses . . , sincere ana aependoble. DIANE CAROL ERICKSON Erick — easily identified by her shining, naturally golden locks and long oyeloshcs . . . conscientious in all that she docs — FHA, Spanish Club, ond Art Club momber. homeroom secretary . . . deserving member of NHS . . . o high-kicking Hornette . . . rodionce and femininity to the nth degree. PETER ALAN FAUSCH A great guy . . . intelligent ond octive . . . participant in World Affairs. German Club. Homecoming and Prom committees . . . ability earned FTA vice-presidency and honor roll oppearonces . . . interests in math, science, football, and woodworking . . . plans for a future in I.T. at the U. LINDA FESLER Fes — an ex-Woshburnite . . . active participant In GAA. Latin Club. Silver Tri Y-Teens . . . possesses swimming ond diving talent . . . o multitude of friends from all over the state . . . giver of many parties . . . fun and gay in a nice sort of way. GRETCHEN SAND FICK Gretch . . . always neat, with a pleasant smile . . . summers she combines business with pleasure as a desk girl at Cleorwoter Lake resort . . . industrious both in school ond out: a faithful choir member, Y-Teener. FHAer, nurses' helper and JA soles manager. JOHN PORTER FLATEN Fenton . . . rollicking good humor won many friends . . . popularity earned him offices os All-School Hi-Y veep, and homeroom officer twice . . . o faithful Whlgrean copy-writer . . . octive participation in football and baseball . . . experience as a rancher . . . adds life to any gathering. 21

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Mrs. Aamodt will never miss itl JOAN EVELYN GRAF A memorable acquaintance . . . efficiency and ability channeled Into Y-Teens. Spanish Club. FHA. church league vice-presidency and committees . past Buzzotte reporter. Glee Club member and of-fico holper ... a diligent waitress at Peter Pan . . . fun, friendly . . . hysterical laughter. JOHN PHILIP GREENAGEL An Independent spirit, a thinking mind . . . NHS, Latin Club president, Buzzette reporter. Red Cross Council treasurer as a junior . . . Germon Club vice-president. Sophomore Talent Show committee chairman . . . honor-winning proficiency in Latin . . . outstanding at everything he tries. MICHAEL R. GRIBBLE Grib ... a semi-devil with a dry sonso of humor all his own ... a sophomore member of Hi-Y . . . Homecoming decorations committee worker ... at home on the golf links In any stato,- ho gets plonty of winter practice in Florida ... an individual in a greon cad. GEORGIA LEE HAFNER A brocelet full of awards for competence on the clarinet . . . Band treasurer. Sigma Eta Alpha president, French Club president, co-chairman of Homecoming and the Senior Reception decorations, author of Of You, By George . . . o trim fashion-plate in her own creations . . . cheerful, industrious and Intelligent. SANDRA KAY HALL Memories of Edina Include having hor senior homeroom in the bosc-ment . . . much spore timo spent training her Shetland Shoop dog, Tam ... an interest and ability in horseback riding . . . pretty complexion ... a quiet lody. WILLIAM CARL HALLBERG Sincerity and friendliness . . . three years in Band reveol genuine talent on the flute . - . three years in Hi-Y reveal real loyalty . . . World Affairs Club as a senior . . . Wisconsin summers at Rice Lake ... an unmistakable ooga horn . . . plans for the U. of M. 23