Harding High School - Saga Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1965 volume:

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Confusion will thrive without some understanding of how to play. Rooks move only in straight lines, Knights move two up and one over, the Queen moves anywhere, the King moves only one step at a time. The game we call lite follows the rules more closely than most contests, and these rules we learn in the home, the school, and the church. Each has its part to teach. Harding and its teachers show us our heritage, teach us to communicate, help us to understand our world, give us skills, and equip us tor the game which all of us must play. I0 MR. J. BOTHWELL MR. W. GILLELAND Assistant Principal Assistant Principal MR. O. COURTEMANCHE Counselor MR. T. KELLY Counselor MR. L. MATOUSH Counselor MISS T. TRAYBIATOWSKI Counselor Il MR. O. ANDERSON Science MR. R. ANDERSON Science MR. J. DAVIS Mathematics MISS M. DUNN Science MR. T. ECKMAN A lndustrial Arts MR. J. EDl.lNG Social Studies MR. R. FINNEGAN lndustrial Arts MR. B. FRANCZOK Special Classes MR. D. BEVER MRS. A. CARLSON MR. G. CRONOUIST Social Studies Speech, English Occupational Relations MRS.M.BRYANT MR.J.CHARON MRS.D.DAVlS Business Social Studies Physical Education I2 MR. C. GRAHAM English MR. R. GREEN Physical Education MR. D. HANSEN Art MRS. D. HIMMELBACH English MISS S. HOLMEN Librarian MR. A. JOHNSON Occupational Survey MR. R. JOHNSON Science MRS. N. KANUCH English MR. O. KATZ American History MRS. M. KENDALL Business MISS S. KEPLINGER MR. C. KLAWITTER MR. R. KNOX MISS R, LANGER Physical Education English Mathematics English MR. C. LEINO MRS. A. LIESENFELD MR. F. LOFSTEDT MISS G. MAYS Industrial Arts Business American History Librarian Mr. James Landis, Student Council advisor and athletic director, relaxes tor a moment between classes. I4 MR. S. MILLER Business MRS. M. J. MOORE English MR. R. MORRIS Mathematics MRS. M. NORDLING Clerical Practice MR. M. PECK English MR. W. REYNOLDS English ' MRS. C. RICHARDS Home Economics MR. J. RING Science MR. R. ROBINSON American History MR. D. ROSENQUIST Business MR. J. ROSSI Conservation MISS C. SCHWARTZBAUER Family Living MISS J. SOLUM Nurse MISS J. SORENSEN French MRS. R. STANLEY Business MRS. D. SWANSON English MRS. R. TATE Home Economics MR. B. VIRGIN Mathematics MR. D. WNUK Journalism MRS. C. WOOD Mathematics MR. K. ZACI-IARIASEN German Cafeteria Workers Lto R: Mmes. M. Gustafson, M. Larson, A. Weyers, M. Babler, M. Martino, I. Dahiquist, F. Veesenmeyer C. Nelson, F. Kamp, P. Erickson, C. Holtkamp, M. Westin, C. Muccio, J. Borg. 'S A , x f. ' W ss r s if QW' Office Clerks L to R: Mrs. W. King, Mrs. E. Ekelin, Mrs. L. Potneoude. Staff insures Efficient Operations Custodians and Engineers L to R: Mr. R. Booker, Mr. B. Brinker, Mr. A. Fischbock, Mr. K. Nickelson, Mrs. A. Wolters, Mr. H. Hiler Mrs. D. Croihers, Mr. A. Blesener, Mrs. B.Kirchoff, Mr. R. Johnson, Mr. S. Hermo. Noi pictured ore: Mr B. Gagnon, Mr. J. Cunningham, Mr. J. Vc1nderHoyden. I I7 I ifggyf Ky ff Q 'H A 9 X I3 im L Y X4 W1 fl wfux. X, mm A5nf-,aw,-f1,,QW ,247 W, fmxwbqw 5. lawn, 2l5,4L.N.f,64z,, AMBMWS W l ,W- 'WXx ff-' Bays Show Creative Ability Industrial Arts Industrial Arts classes at Harding are designed to ings and machines and the effective use of the tools necessary in wood shop and metal shop. New to Harding this year is a course in electricity. 20 teach boys fundamental skills of drafting plans for build- Foreign Languages Something new has been added! As well as French, German, and Spanish, Harding siudenis may now siudy Laiin. ln learning how io speak, wriie, read,andihinkin onoiher language, students are helping io breakdown the walls of misundersianding surrounding ihe nations of The world. Expression Through Language Skills Fine Arts Students ot art and music contribute to the student society by expressing themselves tastefully in each culturaltorm. Creative Desire Illustrated Home Economics Home economics students learn how to bring together creative and practical aspects of home- malaing in preparing themselves as future wives and mothers. 22 Students Business Education Business courses ore designed for uwouldfbe secretaries os well os those who simply wont o good background in typing, shorthand, ond bookkeeping. fm 9 Language Arts l'larding's iournalism class createsthe Beacon and Saga as well as taking part in activities such as journalism clinics presented by professional papers. English pro- ficiency is a necessary stepping stone to all education A V Vlikl A and speech enables one to effectively communicate his swf: - in feelings to his fellow men. My Students Develop Understanding Social Studies lv Through the study of government, economics, psy- chology, and current events, the student is given a back' ground which will enable him to better contribute to his society as a purposeful individual. 24. -. U'l'0f ' - Mathematics Math students at Harding learn both computation skills and abstract concepts ot mathematics. They dis- cover how to work with numbers, how to reason et- tectively, and how to apply what they learn in their daily lives. Science Skills Developed Science S Harding Otters many ditterent courses in the field ot science. Students may take biology, chemistry, physics, general science, or developmental science classes. The s, v E Q, 'Q j- , LAW .25 coveries that will altect all ot our lives. AJ fundamentals learned here are the keys to tuture dise K . F s:Y:gMT J-3 my ml ,W Pm 5? Physical Education Physical Education classes give students a chance to practice teamwork evident in games such as basketball, volleyball, and field hockey. They also encourage in- dividual development in activities such as tumbling and swimming. These activities teach students alertness ot mind as well as fitness ot body. Sportsmanship In Action 26 . Lbrarian, Miss Mays, C ec s b k Counseling Service Mr. Moloush discusses scholarship malerial wilh ld i School Services Aid Students Progress Library Facilities Y School Hygiene A hearing Test is administered by Mis SI hl I . v 'Wk x 3. V ' Ar fa E ' '--J 1 1 K fv 1 ' 4 1 I f .J , I 1 1 X ,, fi W! 4 V1 3- 7 Sl! .ll W I SEMMTS G ,JM V .SN 2 .1 my ,fb-1 N OB AYQ f EE QQ YP! SJ QILQGV , 4 JMR W iw Jwu XC J QQYEAE , by WW wx, eg k Janet Germann Kathryn McCoy David Abelson Candice Crow Thomas Johnson Cheryl Hagen Marilyn Swenson Laurie Hazen Natalie Sich Catherine Edens James Bracke Annmuree Magnuson Dawn Phillips Pamela Erskine Elizabeth Chenoweth Nancy Hone James Stephenson Alan Baumann Pamela Falls Phyllis Kennedy Margaret McLaughlin Cheryl Anderson Barbara Bobrowski John King Judith Treise Keith Byerly David Klett Suzanne Miller Norton Sogisser Linda Seifert James Baker Mary Gorman Barbara LaVallie James Peterson Susan Rutter Roger Salava Mary Fonstad Dennis Harnish James Von De Linde David Whall Catherine Harrington Michele Martinson Alan Paulsen Sandra Peterson Glenn Phillips CLASS OF T965 HONOR ROLL Rita Beccue Daniel Humphreys Michael Enslin Susan Ravey David Linde Linda Anger Bruce Brockway Charles Kenow Gary D. Nelson Alice Perry Donna Ziolkowski Linda Flagstad Cheryl Schwab Mary Walfoort Peggy Whipple Gary L. Johnson Gary W. Anderson Paul R. Nelson David G. Johnson Carol Kincheloe Sherry Brandvold Vicki Eernlund Nancy Knoll Gary Swangstue Sandra Law Ralph Lindquist Cynthia Lotzer Sharon Thomas Keith Johnson Thomas Lee Nancy Nielsen Nancy Rossi Mary Sieland Donna Tarras Gerald Trooien Sandra Schneider Clarence Seidel Jeanne Wildasin Jean Cooke Heather Jam ie son Darlene Johnson Bonnie Blakely Carol Ehrle Patricia Hancock Roland Conwell Lynne Kampter Barbara Knowles Michael Raverty Duane Stombaugh William Weide Janice Mullin Paul L. Nelson Thomas Roettger Thomas Bursinger Colleen Parson 30 Ronald Rudquist Ronald Holt Sandra Johnson Gregory Potthott Ramona Ramirez Sondra Steele Linda DeNucci James Lyk Jane Rettner Pamela Theisen Ellen Tourville Ralane Swinger Kenneth Bracken Catherine Buettner Karen Cartwright Joan Hanley Sue Goetz - Eugene lntelise Patricia McCrary Joyce Malmgren Kathleen Ptatt Dora Sukalo Victoria Bakke Judith De Lisi Sharon Christenson Gary Gleason Myra Albrecht James Jackson Michael Johnston Sue Mueller Janice Solem Robert Beikler Esther Heitzman David Peaslee William Shovell Bernadine Winters Richard Dunsmore Jeanne Hinz Barbara Olson William Peterson Howard Schroeder Kathleen Spilman Patricia Stahl Todd Stedtfeld Row l, L To R: C. Franzwa, K. Pfail, S. RuTTer, S. Schneider, C. Hagen, J. Solern, K. Bruno, P. llieisen, P. McLaughlin, B. Slack, M. Bauer. Row 2: P. BluTh, P. Hancock, K. Davidson, P, Erskine, D. Phillips, P. Kennedy, M. Sieland, C. Crow, B. LaVallie, L. Flagslad, C. Chicone. Row 3: G. Nelson, A. Kuehnl, R. HolT, M. CosTella, J, Kinsey, S. Chrislensorv, G. Zinschlag, R. Ramirez, R. Rupperl, J. Gagliardi, K. Spilnian. Row 11: L. LindraTh, J. Valkeri, J. iobriizhoepher, J. Brocl-ce, G. Swangslue, J. SchnwiTz, i. Polrow, l. Johnson, D. Fischer, R. Pudauisl, D. Abe-lson, D. KleTT. Seniors Prepare for New Challenges ...nl Many imporTanT senior acTiviTies are planned by The Senior STeering CommiTTee. Members are responsible Tor The Chrisimas Dance and class picnic as well as Tor arranging The program for graduaiion from Honor Day To The all nighT pariy afler The ceremony. Class officers, L To R1 J. DeLisi, Sec' reTory, D. Lang, Treasurer, B. Krisnvei, Q Presidenlg l.. Huiinieier, Vice Presidenl, ' T gif.: N CornrniTTee members plan design lor I K. K Wm., ' -f graduation announcemenls. 1' if-41 . .,., ...-ui 3 I ' ABELSON, DAVID DONALD German Club 3, 47 F.T.A. 47 NaI. Honor Soc. 3, 47 Cross Counlry 27 Goll 2, 37'D'Ma!h7'D'Science. , 'yi , Mmgfhy is i ALESSI, SHERRY LEE Spanish Club 3, 4. -m.....,,f' K I 15 ABELSON, GARY CARL ADAMS, ANJENNETTE MAY ALESSI, CARY ANAN Gall 3, 4. Knighl-Liles 2, 3, 47 G.A.A. I, 2. Spanish Club 3, 4. ALBRECHT, MYRA MARIE G.A.A. 3, 47 Pep Club 37 French Club 2, 3, 47 Spanish Club 47 Gopher Hislorians 3, 47 Debale Club 37 Beacon SlcIf4. ,dlruc wg, XX ANDERSON, SHEILA GAIL ANGER, LINDA ALVS Homeroom Rep. 3, 47 G.A. 37 French Club 3, 42Gopher 3, 47 Debale Club 37 Saga 47 F.T.A. 3, 4. ANDERSON, CHERYL LEE 'A' Choir 47 French Club 2, 3, 42 F.T.A. 3, 47 Aqua Knighls 3. 47 Presideni 37 Sleering Commiffee 3, 47 'D' MaIh7 'D' Science, ARNDT, DAVID JAMES 'D' Mnlh. ANDERSON, GARY WAYNE Sludenl Council Board 2: 'H' Club 47 German Club 3, 47 'B' Fool- ball 27 Swimming 2, 3, 47 'D' MaIh7 'D' Science. AUTIO, KENNETH RAY 'B' Foolball 2. fu vi 402 'B :rv BAKER, JAMES MERRILS BAKKE, VICTORIA A. BALL, KATHLEEN LYNN BARRETT, CATHLEEN ANN 'H' Club 3, 45 Nat. Honor Soc. Knight-Lites 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 47 3, 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Cross French Club 3, 4, Thespiuns 3,4, Country 4, 'A' Track 3, 4, 'D' Steering Committee 2, Treus.2. Moth, 'D' Science. BARTEL, BARBARA ROSE ANN BATEMAN, LAWRENCE Girls' Glee 3. EDWARD Only death is too late for opportunity BAUER, MARGARET CHRISTIE Homeroom Rep, 27 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 47 'A' Choir 3, 47 German Club 3, 45 Steering Committee 3,4. fu?- BAUMANN, ALAN LEE Student Council Board 2, 3, 4, 'H' Club 3, 4, Modriguls 3, 4, Nat. Honor Soc, 3, 45 'A' Foot- bull 4, 'A' Hockey 3, 4, 'A' Truck 3, 4. BECCUE, RITA SUSAN 'H' Club 3, 47 G.A.A. I, 2, 3,4, Pep Club 3, 47 German Club 2,35 F.T.A. 3, 4, Gopher Hist. 3, 4 'D' Math, 'D' Science. 33 BEIKLER, ROBERT MITCHELL Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Thespions 25 Cross Country 2, 3, 'A' Track 3, 47 'B' Track I, 2. BENNEWII1, JANE CATHERINE BIEVER,JOI'IN LEE BLAKEI.Y,BONNIEJEAN F.T.A. 44 G.A.A. 2, 37 Pep Club 37 F.T.A. 47 Beacon Stall4. There is nothing s P' 'af 7 'E 3,4. BLUTH, PAULETTE THERESA Homeroom Rep. 2, 47 Flag Twirl- ers 47 Band 47 'A' Choir 47 F.T.A. BOBROWSKI, BARBARA IOSEPHINE 'H' Club 47 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 47 Board 47 Pep Club 3, 47 Vice Pres. 47 F.T.A. 3, 47 Sec. Treas. 47 Beacon Stull 4. BOFENKAMP, MICHAEL LEROY o powerful os truth BOUCHER, GARY EDWARD BRACK, DANIEL THOMAS BRACKE, JAMES WILLIAM 'B' Football 27 Golf 47 'A' Base- Homeroom Rep. I7MadrigaIs 47 ball 2, German Club 2, 37 Swimming 3, 34 47 Goll 2, 37 Sleering Committee 2, 47 'D' MatI17 'D' Science. BRACKEN, KENNETH JAMES ,ff hrzfil' .MJ -wr'- f ' K BRADFORD, DENNIS LYNN BRADSHAW, ROSALIND ANNE BRADNVOLD, SHERRY ANN BRANT, VERNA JEAN G.A.A.1. Knighl-Liles 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 45 French Club 1, 27 F.T.A. 4. BREMER, EDWARD WILLIAM BRINKMAN, JAMES MARSHALL German Club 17 Cross Counlry 2, 'A' Baseball 4, BROCKWAY, BRUCE STUART BROKL, JANET MARIE Madrigals 3, 4: 'A' Choir 37 De- G,A,A, 3 bale Club 47 Frenzh Club 2, 37 'D' Malhg 'D' Science. 'E-Slit' BRUNO, KAREN MARIE BU ETTNER, CATHERINE BUHL, MICHAEL F. BURDICK, ROBERT COLLINS Homeroom Rep. 27 G.A.A. 2, FRANCES Gymnasfics l,2, 4. F,T.A. 47S1eeringCommlHee2,4. German Club 3, 4, Arl Club 4. BURNS, JOHN ROBERT BURSINGER, THOMAS ROBERT F.T.A. 4, Audio-visual 2, 35 'A' Foolball 2, 37 'B' Football 'Ig'A' Truck 2, 3, 47'B' Track I ,German Club 2, 3, BYERLY, KEITH WALTER German Club 3, 47 F.T.A. 45 Bec- CARLE, JANET LOUISE Pep Club 3. con Sioff Phol. 47 Sieering Com- miilee 27 'D' Malhg 'D' Science. Mosi Sch Great victories ooISpirii Marilyn Swenson, Bill Krismer CARLSON, RICHARD JOHN CARRICK, GLENICE JANE G.A,A. 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 37Spun- CARTWRIGHT, KAREN COLETTE CARVELLI, JANICE IRENE Homeroom Rep. 27 French Club Thespicns 3, 4. ish Club 3, 47 F.T.A. 3, 4pGopher Hisf. 4. I, 3, Spanish Club 2, 35 Beacon Skill Cub Reporler 3. 36 :N-it '-L, X337 rifi' CAMPBELL, GARY ALLEN CHAPUT, LYNN MARIE CHARPENTIER, SHIRLEY ANN CHENOWETH, ELIZABETH 'H' Club 3, 4, 'A' Foolball 3, 4, GAA-A, 1, 'A' Choi, 4, French KATHERINE 'B' Foolball 27 'A' Basketball 4: Club I. Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 'A' Track 3, 4, 'B' Track 2. 3, 45 Gopher Hisl. 3,4gThespions 3, 4. stem from hard fights Arif' -.....w- CHRISTENSEN, MILES CHEVRETTE, KENNETH ART CHICONE, CELESTE ANN Knighl-Liles 47 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 F.T.A. 47 Sleering Con1miIIee 4. 'H-I...-al' CHRISTENSON, SHARON LYNN Homeroom Rep. I, 3, 47 Knighl- Liles 2, 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 47 Girls' Glee Club 25 German Club 3, F.T.A. 4, Thespians 3, 4, Sieer- ing Commillee 4. 1' pw . x 5 CHRISTOPHERSON, KAREN MAE CICHOMSKI, LUCIAN COLLINS, COLLEEN CATHERINE COLLINS, JEAN NETTE EVA German Club 3, 4: French Club Bond I. IgArI Club 4. 37 CONDON, COLLEEN ELLEN G.A.A. lp 'A' Choir 4. s 'fi COOKE, JEAN ANN CORBO, JANICE LINDA COSTELLO, MARTIN JOHN Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 4: 'A' G,A.A. 2, French Club 3. 'H' Club 2, 3, 4: German Club Choir 47 Franch Club 2, 3, 4i l,2, 3,47Thespians 3,47 Beacon F.T.A. 3, 4, Debaee Club 3, 4. Sian 4, Gymnqgfigg 1, 2, 3, 4, Sleering Commillee 3, 4. Jr's'f COURTNEY, PATRICIA COLLEEN CONWELL, ROLAND Spanish Club lg Miss Prinf Can- WILLIAM clidale 2. 'H' Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 43 Swimming 3, 47 'A' Track 3. CROSBY, JOHN LOWELL Golf 2, 3, 4. CROW, CANDICE KAY Cheerleader 3, 4gG.A,A.2gMacI- rigals 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Noi. Honor Soc. 3, 4, Sleering Commillee 3, 4. CURTIS, ROBIN GENE German Club 3, 4. DARMODY, RICHARD MICHAEL Sludenl Council Board 4, 'H' Club 3, 4: 'A' Foolball 3, 47 'A' Hoclley 3, 'A' Baseball 3, Sleering Com- mihee 3, vice pres. 3. 38 DARST, LARRY HA RV EY DAVIDSEN, KAREN LEE Homeroom Rep. I, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4: Gopher Hisl. 45 Beacon Slafl 4, Sleering Com- miMee 3, 4. ...-f .7 ,Iris ' DAVIS, TH OMAS ALBERT DAY, MICHAEL PETER DELEE, DAVID GREGORY French Club 2. DELISI, JUDITH ANN Homeroom Rep. 37 Knighl-Liles 3, 47 G,A.A. 2, 37 Pep Club 37 French Club 33 Sleering Com- millee 3, 4. WHIP iv-4, DEBACE,NANCY LYNN DEFOE, DANIEL MICHAEL Floglwirlers 37 G.A.A. 2, 37 Pep 'H' Club 3, 47 D.E.C.A. 47 Golf Club 3, 47 French Club 37 F,T.A. 2, 3, 4. 3, 47 Gopher Hisl. 3, 4. Man is seldom ruined buf by himself DENUCCI, LINDA MAE DIAZ, LYNDA JOY .43 NH-A--ow DOCHNIAK, SUZANN CAROL DOMONKOS, JOHN CHARLES Pep Club 3, 4. Arl Club 4. 39 .we-ir DONAHUE, DONNA LEE DOWNS, PATRICK JOSEPH DUBOIS, NANCY KAV DUCE, ALLEN LEE Presfs Roundlable 3,Homeroom Knight-Liles Rep, l, 2, 3, 47 Maiorelles 2, 35 F.T.A, 4, Beacon Slall 45 Sleering .1 Commillee 2, 3. : 1 ,2-ii-fi' ff . ,mv at I ? 4 5 Most Individual Donna Donahue, Dan Nelson Every artist was 'TEE' DUDECK, GENE FLORIAN DUFFY, JOHN JACOB DUNSMORE, RICHARD HENRY Wresfling 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Rep. 3, 4, German Club 37 'B' Track 3. 40 i 'fYY lv-M I DYRDA, KATHERINE LAURA Homeroom Rep. 2, 3, G.A.A. 25 French Club 3, Miss Prinl Can- didole 2. I -no-I flv 4 'vol EBENSPERGER, JACQUELYN EBERT, LINDA FAVE EDBERG, DONALD CARLTON EDENS. CATHV MARIE JEAN G.A,A.1, 2. DECEASED. D.E.C.A. 45 French Club 35 F.T.A G.A:A. I5 Spanish Club I. 3: Gopher Hisl. 3. EDWARDS, LINDA CATHERINE EHRET, MERRIE LOU Spanish Club I5 Arl Club 4, Ar? Club 4. , .J 1 I EHRHARDT, JOYCE DARLENE EHRLE, KATHLEEN MAE G.A.A. 2, 45 Pep Club 35German 'A' Choir 25 Homeroom Rep. 2 Club 25 F.T.A. 3, 45 Gopher Hisl. Gopher Hisf. 3. af first an amateur EHRLE, CAROL ANN G.A.A, 35 D,E.C.A. 45 German Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 3. EKBLAD, PETER DAVID ELGAARD, CHERYL DARLENE ELIASEN, ROGER JOHN Beacon Award 25 'H' CIUIJ 2,3142 G.A.A.1. 2, 3,45Homeroom Rep. French Club 3. Madrigals 3,45 'A' FOOIIDUII 3,45 25 'H' Club 3, 45 Pep Club 3,45 'A' Hockey 2, 3, 4: 'A' TYUCIC 3, 47 F.T.A. 3. 45 Gopher Hisl. 3, 45 Homecoming Candidate. Beacon Siall 4. 4I Qu-QQ-. ! Y ELLEDGE, KEITH O'NElL EHNSTROM, DANIEL CRAIG EMMECK, SHARON LEE ENGQUIST, LAURAE ESTELLE Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4, ArlClub 3. G.A.A. I5 Band 2, 3, 45 French Vice Pres. 45 'A' Choir 45 Mad- Club 3, 4, Aqua Knighqs 35 rigols 45 German Club 3,45Thes- pians 3, 4. ENSLIN, MICHAEL SHERMAN German Club 25 Nal. Honor Soc. 3, 45 Wreslling 25 'D' Malhg 'D' Science. ERICSON, THOMAS VICTOR The mind of a man is the man himself ERSKINE, PAMELA JEAN ETTER, RITA MARIE F.T.A. 3, 45 Knighl-Liles 3, 45 Pep German Club 3, 4. Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 3,4, pres. 45 Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 45 Sleering Commillee 3, 4. FALLS, PAMELA ANN G.A.A. 2, 45 Madrigals 3, 45Ger- man Club 3, 45 Debate Club 3.4, secrelary 45 Sleering Commiilee 35 'D' Mafh5 'D' Science. FERDERER, MICHAEL PAUL 'H' Club 3, 45 'A' Foolball 4 Wreslling 3, 45 'A' Traclx 3, 4 tg zyqgg, .. ,krwn - fwgf, 2 Q ,. .PW We J, K. FERNLUND, VICKI JOYCE FISCHER, LINDA LEE FISCH ER, RICHARD WARREN G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, 'H' Club 4, Knight-Lites 2, 3,4. Junior Class PresyBeaconAward Homeroom Rep. 3pGermon Club 3, 'A' Football 3, 4, 'H' Club 4 2, F.T.A. 47 Thespians 3, 4, 'D' Homecoming Candidate, French Science. Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3. FLAGSTAD, LINDA JEAN G.A.A. 2, 37 Pep Club 3, 4pStu- dent Council Board 2, 3, Knight- Lites 3, 47 Thespians 2, 3, 4 Steering Committee 2, 3, Secre- tory 2. -err' FLAHERTY, PATRICIA ANNE FLETCHER, DANIEL PAUL is-a-J. FRANZWA, CATHERINE DIANE FRICK, ROBERT HAROLD Homeroom Rep. 2,4:Knight-Lites German Club 2, 37 'A' Football 3, 47 Pep Club 3, 4, Secretary 47 3, 47 'B' Football 27 'A' Hockey French Club 3, Steering Com- 3, 4: 'B' Hockey 27 'A' Baseball: mittee 3, 4. 'B' Baseball 2. FLORIN, KATHLEEN ANN Knight-Lites 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3 French Club 2, 35 Beacon Staff 4. FRI11, ROSE MARIE G.A.A. I, 2, 'A' Choir I, 2, 3. ' 'im Q .V fiat, FONSTAD, MARY KAREN G.A.A. I, 2, 37 'A' Choir 45 Mad rigals 3, 4, French Club I, 2 Thespiuns 47 Nat. Honor Soc. 3 47 Beacon Staff 4. FOGLE, DONALD PATRICK D.E,C.A. 47 Stage Crew 2, 3, 'A' Football 3, 'B' Football 2. 43 NPV Jig- 3-1 'Tr at I FORNEI-l, DONALD LEE GAGLIARDI, BARBARA HELEN 'B' Troclx 2. G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Pep C lub 3- 'A' Choir 3, 47 Mudrigals 4, Sleer- ing Commillee 3, 4. GERARD, MARY ANN GEIGER, TIMOTHY JOHN Spanish Club 2, 3. GAGLIARDI, JUDITH KAY G.A.A. I, 27 Pep Club 35 GARRITSON, SHIRLEY .A. Choir 'l, 2, 3, 4, Modrigals 43 F.T.A. 3, 45 Aquc Knighls 3. Fame comes only GERMANN,JANET MAE GIBBONS,CLAUDIA JEAN G,A.A. 2, 3, 4, Board 4, Nol. Honor Soc. 3, 4, Secrelary 35 'D' Moth, 'D' Science, Edilor-in- Chief ol Beacon. , 1 ,nm ffl 'ev-Q- f GILES, MICHAEL EDWARD GLEASON, GARY WENDELL Mudrigols 45 'A' Track 3, 4:Cross Country 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, 'H' Club 4. GLOCKNER, BARBARA ANN F. T. A. 4, German Club 2, 3: GOBELY, DEBORAH KAY Knighl-Liles 3, 4, leader 4, Pres. Roundloble 4. 44 fo Wen? MV. fr' SM, Nm nqrgf GODFREY, RITA KAY GOEM ER, MICHAEL HOWARD GOETZ, SUSAN CAROLVN GOMEZ, GLORIA Spanish Club I, 2, lreusurer 2, 'D' Molh. Frenrh Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 47 Pep Club 3, 47Spon- Flaglwirlers 3,4,leoder4pHome- Gopher Hisl. 3, 4. ish Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Gopher Hlsl. 4, coming Queen. the deserving 5 S Culesl Individual Judy DeLisi, Bob Frick f GORMAN, MARY LOU GORR, BARBARA ANN G,A.A. 'l, 27 German Club 1 GRANS, STEVEN WESLEY GRIS ELL, STEPHEN JOHN 'B' Foolball 23 'B' Hockey 2. 'H' Club 2, 3, 47 Swimming 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l. 45 f' I I fi, f GRZYWINSKI, CYNTHIA JANE GUILFORD, CHERYL RAE GUSTAFSON, DOUGLAS HAGEN, CHERYL ANN Knight-Lites 3,47 Pep Club 3, 4, G,A,A. 2, 3, 4, Maiorettes 3, 4, RAYMOND Steering Committee 2, Nat. treasurer 3. Steering Committee 37 French Honor Soc. 3, 4. Club 33 Queen ol Hearts Can- didate, Homecoming Candidate. HAGEN,DENNIS WILLIAM HAGEN,ROGER ALLEN D.E.C.A. 4, GoII2, 3. 'adv' HAMER, DAVID JAMES HAMMOND, JEFFREY LYNN 'B' Football 25 'B' Basketball 27 'D' Math, 'D' Science. 46 Away HAIDER, RONALD EDWARD Homeroom Rep. 2, 35 German Club 3, 4, Steering Committee 27 Beacon Staff 4. HANCOCK, PATRICIA ANN 'H' Club 3, 4: G.A.A, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 47 Spanish Club 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Gopher Hist. 3, 4, Beacon Stott 4. HALL, JULIE ANN F.T.A. 3, Gopher Hist. 3. HANE, NANCY LYNN G,A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3,4 F.T.A. 47 Gopher Hist. 3,47 Bea can Stall4, 'D' Math: 'D' Science 3311 ig' . HANLEY' JOAN ANNE HANSEN, RICHARD WAYNE HANSON, MARY ELLEN HARDV, DAVID JAMES Spanish Club l, 27 Pep Club. Knl9l l'l-iles 2' 3' 410-AAAW. 27 F.l'.A. 47 Sleering Commillee 3. HARNISH,DENNIS WAYNE HARRINGTON,CATHERINE 'H' Club 2, 3, 'A' Choir, Mad- JEAN rigals 3, 47 Wreslling 2, 3: Ten- Knighl-Liles 3, 45 'A' Choir 4, nis 2, 33 lillle Thealre 25 'D' German Club 2, 3pGopher Hisl, Malhp 'D' Science. 3, 4, 'D' Malhg 'D' Science. An idle mind knows not what if wcmfs HARRINGTON, JANE P. HAYDEN, MARY JO HAZEN, LAURIE LEE G.A.A.2,3. Knighl-Liles 3, 4, Ireosurer 47 G.A.A. 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, 'A' Choir 4, French Club 2, 37 F.T.A. 4, 'D' Molhp 'D' Science. 47 HEBERT, LINDA JEANNE French Club 3, 4,G.A.A.3p F.T.A. 3, 4: Gopher Hisl. 3, 4. HEITZMAN, DOROTHY JEAN German Club 2. 'U HERNANDEZ, ANGELA MARIE 1 HENDERSON,BONNlE LEE HERD,DANlEl. SIDNEY G.A.A. 27 'B' Choir 47 French Club 25 F.T.A. 3, 47 Arl Club 3. HEITZMAN, ESTHER LOU F,T.A. 47 German Club I, 2, 3: Gopher Hisl. 3, 4, Debate Club 4. HIGHBERG, BARBARA ANN HIGHBERG, DAVID BRUCE G.A.A. 2, French Club 2gBeacon French Club 3, 'A' Traclc 3, 47 Slull 4, 'B' Trcck2,SIeering CommiHee2. HEROUX, ARDELL PHOEBE German Club 2, Life 's an adventure 555' -:?kE?'5czw 'X' 'TU . --...af N , r-.pri ,.,,,- s . , HINDS, PATRICIA DIANE German Club 2. HINES, PATRICK STEPHEN HIN ES, PATRICIA LEE HINTZE, ERNEST R. omeroam Rep.27Gymnasllcs2. F.T.A. 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Rep. 3: Spanish Club I7 'B' Foolball 2, Sfeering Com- H millee 3. 48 ww 55 V 'Y25ii:LttfIi13'1 55-'9wg59'?E 95EJiifZi5i:5FijiIQEYE'-S ?-NAT'LYASQYSLQ -- -A - . ,mfs 5 ' K' W ff H ..,.,,,, HINZ, JEANNE ALYCE HIPPE. JUDITH ANN HIRTE, DANIEL CARL HOELZEL, PAUL WILLIAM 'A' Choir 3, 4, secreiory-frees. 'H' Club 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Band 3,4gSpanisl'l Club 3 37 French Club 3, 47Tl'1espians King: French Club 31 'A' Fooibull 3, 4 43 'A' Truck 2, 3, 47 'B' Track 1. :V 'Www ' E, 'X s nv . 0 Biggesi Flirt In Candy Crow, Denny Hamish HALD, BARBARA JOYCE HOLM, JAMES HERBERT HOLT, RONALD EARL HOPPE, CHERYLE L. 'A' Foolbull 3, 4pS1eering Com- miHee 3, 4. 49 HOTCH, RICHARD MICHAEL HOUSE, JOHN WILLIAM HOVDE, JAMES PETER HUFFMAN, TAUNYA LEE Homeroom Rep. 2, 37 'H' Club 47 D,E,C,A, 47 'B' Foolbull 27 'B' 'A' Foolball 3, 47 'B' Foolball 27 Hockey 2, 'A' Basketball 37 'B' Baskelbull 2. HUFFMEIER, LYNN JO Sfudenf Council Board 27 Sleer- ing Commiflee 2, 3, 47 'A' Choir 37 Pep Club 3, 47 Homeroom Rep. 1, G.A.A. 1. HUMPHREV, JOHN DAVID Homeroom Rep. I, 2, 37 'H' Club 3, 47 Spanish Club 37 'A' Fool- ball 37 'A' Hockey 3, 47 'B' Hock- ey 27 'A' Baseball 3, 4. When you reach your goal, keep going 'WM x P+-ww-wi' HUMPHREYS, CRAIG RHYS HUMPHREYS, DANIEL LEE HUNT, DIANE JEAN HURLEY, ERMA J. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Ireasurer 47 G,A.A.27 German Club 3. Homeroom Rep. I, 2, 37 Flag- Pep Band 2, 3, 47 Nm. Honor Iwirlers 47 Knighl-Liles 2,37Span- Soc. 3, 47 Gymnuslics I, 27 'B' ish Club I,2. Trad: I7 'D' MaIh7 'D' Science. 50 'S KK 'Heli HUSNICK, BENJAMIN CHARLES HUSTED, CAROLJEAN Arl Club 3, 4. 'S If X ., ' W 5' E 553310 INFELISE, EUGENE PETER IVERSON, DOUGLAS 'H' Club 3, 47 F.T.A. 3, 4: Thes- GREGORY plans 3, 47 Cross Counlry lp Band l, 2, 3,4, secrelary 4, Pep 'B' Track lp 'A' Hockey 3, 47 'B' Band 2, 3, 4, Maclrigals 3, 4, Baseball 2, German Club 3, 4. gn---.. JABLONSKI, KATHRYN JACKSON, JAMES ALAN VERONICA French Club l. JAMIESON, HEATHER JIROV EC, JAMES JOHN KATHERlNE 'H' Club 4: 'A' Choir4pMadriguls French Club 3, 47 Spanish Club 4: German Club 37 'A' Foolball 4, F.T,A. 3, 4, Gopher Hlsl. 3, 45 3, 47 Cross Counlry 2,Swimming Beacon Slafl 4, 27 'A' Track 2. JIROVEC,JANET MARIE JOHNSTON,MlCHAELGEORGE JOHNSON, CHERRIE ANN JOHNSON, CONNIE LEONA 'D' Science. JOHNSON, BRENT PATRICK JOHNSON, DARLENE LOIS JOHNSON, DAVID GORDON Boncl 3, 47 SIucIenI Direcfor 3, 45 German Club 3, 4, president 3, NUI. Honor Soc.3,47 Debufe Club 4, presideni 4. Best Dressed Natalie Sich, Bob Leonard 1 JOHNSON, GARY MICHAEL Failure comes fron JOHNSON, GARY LEE JOHNSON, KEITH VERNER JOHNSON, MARGARET JOHNSON, MII-TON Wlll-IAM German Club 3, 4, 'D' Mulhg 'D' Thespians 3,4. ELIZABETH GynmosIics 3, 4, 'H' Club 4 Science. 52 sf , ....,4 54551 JOHNSON, PHILIP ARTHUR JOHNSON, SANDRA KAVE JOHNSON, THOMAS HOWARD JOHNSON, WILLIAM PAUL Flaglwirlers 3, 47 G.A,A, I, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, 4, presidenl 37 47 F.T.A. 47 Gopher Hisl. 47 Art 'D' Science7SIeering Commillee want of energy .I JI' f ne KAMPFER, LYNNE MARGARET Band 2, 3, 47 Pep Band 47Sponish Club 3, 47 F.T.A. 47 Debule Club 4. Y'-4-Q, KENNEDY, PHYLLIS ELAINE Homeroom Rep. 37 Cheerleader 3, 47 Spanish Club 3, 47 NaI. Honor Soc. 3, 47 Sleering Com- miflee 4. Club 3. 4. g-tux KEITHLY, PATRICIA LOUISE G.A.A. 2, 3, 47 Pep Club 3, sec- relury 37 Spanish Club I, 2, 37 F.T.A. 4. KENOW, CHARLES RAYMOND KIN CHELOE, CAROL JEAN Homeroom Rep, 45 'H' Club 3, 47 Beacon SIaII47 German Club 1,27 German Club 2, 37 Swimming 2, F-T-A- 3. 4: Gopher Hisl. 3, 47 3, 47 Gopher Hisf. 3, 4,presidenI 'D' M0Il1:'U' Science7NOI- Honor 4, Soc. 3, 4. 53 KELLER, BARBARA JEAN KEMSKI, DAVID VINCENT KING, JOHN GORDON Homeroom Rep. 27German Club 3, 47 Swimming 47 Tennis 47 'D' Mulh7 'D' Science. KIND, SANDRA MARGARET KLOS, KENNETH DONALD W- -'-- 'Wm M , Q :.:..:... 'A vs Q . 'vb 4 ,.1,' I V 1 Eg fr' Axyk , . -A2' I I KIN SEV, JAMES EARLY KLEMM, ROBERT BRUCE KLETT, DAVID ERNEST Homeroom Rep. 'lp Cross German Club 35 Golf 3. 'D' Malhg 'D' Science, Sieering Counlry 3. 4. Commilfee 3, 4: Tennis 3, 4, KLIMMEK, JEFFREY LYNN 'H' Club I, 2, 3, 47 'A' Football 3, 47 'B' Foolball 27 'A'BaslleIball 3, 'B' Basltelball 2: Swimming Ip 'A' Traclt. Wrestling 2, 47 Cross Country 2, German Club 3, 4. KNOLL, NANCY LUCILLE G.A.A. 2, 3, 4,boarcl 4,secreIary 4, 'A' Choir 43 German Club 3,4. KNOWLES, BARBARA MAE G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3,4 Saga Slall 4, Ari Club 3, 4, Ger man Club 3, 47 'A' Choir Gopher Hisl. 3, 4, F.T.A. 4. 3,4 .wr r N. KRISMER, WILLIAM FRANCIS KOH LS, SANDRA JEAN KUBALL, SANDRA LOU KU EHNL AllEN RAYMOND 'H' Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 47 German Club 1, German Club I, 2, Tennis 2. 'A' Foofball 3, 45 'A' Baslxefball 3, 4, Sieering Commiifee 37 Sen- ior Class President 4.4.1 KURKOSKI. MARY DAUPHNIE wha' vu., LANDGRAF, SUSAN ELIZABETH LANEY, DOUGLAS MARVIN LANG, DAVID PAUL French Club 3, 4, Debate Club 3. F.T.A. 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. 'H' Club 3, 47 German Club 3 LANGE, JOAN CHARLOTTE LANGE, JOHN CARL 'D' Science, 'B' Track 2, Spanish Club 4. 'A' Football 3: 'B' Football, 'A Tracll 3, 47 'B' Track 2. Faith and hope are eternal in humanity LANQUIST, DONNA MARIE LASURE, ANDREW C. G.A.A. 27 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. .617 gf ,N-...manv LAVALLIE, BARBARA KAY LAV EN, JUDITH MARIE Cheerleader 3, 47 'H' Club 4, G.A.A. 3, Homeroom Rep. 37 G.A.A. 2, 3, 47 German Club Pep Club 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, 3, 4, vice-president 4, F.T.A. 3,47 lreas. 4, F.T.A. 4. Steering Committee 4. 55 LAW, SANDRA JEAN LAW, TERRANCE JOHN LAYER, LEONARD LEROY I-EACH, DENNIS DALE French Club 3, 43 Steering Com- 'H' Club 3, 4, French Club 35 mittee 3. 'A' Football 3, 4, 'B' Football 2, 'A' Basketball 3, 4, 'B' Basketball 2, 'A' Baseball. Bes,.,,,,,,,,, Even the best is Gene lnlelise, Barb l.aVallie LECLAIRE, RODNEY JOSEPH LEE, PATRICK JAMES LEE, THOMAS EDWARD l-EHMANN, RICHARD CARI- Spanish Club 3, 4, 'B' Foolbqll Spanish Club 3, 4, 'B' Baseball2. 2, Swimming 3, 45 Golf 25 Tennis 4. 56 JESSEN, MARY ANNE LEWIS, DIANE ELIZABETH LEONARD, LYNDA LOU L'HEUREUX, ROSEANNE MARIE G.A-A- li Girls' Glee Club I, 2- French Club 2pTl1espians 2. 'Ds LINDE, DAVID ALLEN LINDGAARD, SANDRA LANEA Mike and Key 3, 4, German Club Knighl-Liles 3, 4, G.A.A. Ig Pep 2, 3, 45 NaI. Honor Soc. 3, 4, Club 3, 'A' Choir 3. not good enough LINDQUIST, DENNIS LESLIE LINDQUIST, R. ROBERT Spanish Club I. Sludenl Council Board 3,4,pres.g German Club 3, 47 Debale Club 4, Thespians 3, 4, 'A' Foolball 33 King ol Hearls. LINDROTH, LARRY ALLEN LINEHAN, RICHARD LEE LINKE, MICHAEL RICHARD LITTLE, EILEEN A. Spanish Club 2, 3: F.'l'.A.4gSIeer- Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. ing Commillee 2, 3, 4. LIVINGSTON, DENNIS WALTER LIVINGSTON, JO N ED ARD LOKEN, DIANNE LOUISE LOTZER, CYNTHIA KAY Wresmng 34 4 French . Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4. Af W ZXWWJ , L, 1 IW W M ,MQW W W LOWELL, JANE VIRGINIA LUNDQUIST, STEVEN JOEL Spanish Club 3, 4: F-T-A- 4: AFI D.E.C.A. 4, Homeroom Rep. 3. Club 3, 4, president 47 Beacon Staff Art Editor 4. Nothing comes to pass without a cause LYNCH, JOHN JOSEPH LYONS, PATRICIA MAE MACKENROTH, RICHARD J. MAGNUSON, ANNMUREE Pep Club 3, 47 G.A.A. 2. President's Roundtable 3:G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, French Club 3, Art Club 3,4,president3. 1 58 :jf ,al if , I VV.AVV mg ' , Q ,i M Tk MAJESKI, DAVID FRANK MALMBERG, 1oHN PHILIP MALMGREN, Jovce KATHLEEN MALTBY, JOHN CARL sponnh club 3,47 F.r.A.4. G.A.A. 2, D.e.c.A. 4, sermon Mike and Key 3, cons. Club 2, 35 F.T.A. 3pTI1espians 2. fxvv-1 'T-Wy MASSUCCI, RUSSELL JOSEPH MANTEUFFEL, SHIRLEY MAE 'A' Fooiball 3, 'B' Foolball 27 G.A.A. I, 2, Pep Club 25 'A 'B' Baseball 25 'A' Track 2. Choir 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2. km' --gs 'WN 42 ,, nw I ff-M' ' f f..,,, ,Liz Ffilf' gp, ' 5 1 '52 is 1- gr ,X ,, Q ,, IS 5,9 v1Al'3ii?9l6 R MARTIN, JAMES TODD MARTIN, SHIRLEY ANN G.A.A. 25 Spanish Club I. ESQ .1 'ed MARTINSON, GARY LEE MARTINSON, MICHELE ANN MASLOSKI, CRAIG WALLACE MAU ER, HENRY GEORGE G.A.A. 2, German Club 3, 4. Spanish Club 2, 3. 'H' Club 3, 47 'A' Foofbull 3, 4: 'B' Foolbull 2. MAXEY, TIMOTHY JOSEPH McCLOSKEY, CHERYL ANN McCOY, KATHRYN GWEN MCCRARY, PATRICIA LEE Band 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 'A' Choir Sludenl Council Board 3, 4, vice Knighi.Li0e5 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 3, 45 German Club 3, 4. president 47 Cheerleader 3, 47 French Club I, 2, French Club 3, 4, presidenl 4, NaI. Honor Soc. 3, 4. McDONALD, LARRY DEAN McGRATH, JOHN MICHAEL Every brave soul McLAUGHLIN, VIRGINIA KATHERINE Homeroom Rep. Ip G.A.A. 22 Pep Club I7 'A' Choir 2, 35 F.T.A. 2. McLAUGHLIN, MARGARET LOUISE Knight-Liles 2,3,4,vice-president 4, G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 45 'A' Choir 3, 4, Nal. Honor Soc. 3, 4: Sieer- ing Commiilee 3, 4. MEE, JOY ALICE MEIS, GARY EDWARD MEISSNER, LYNDA DOROTHY MEISSNER, TIMOTHY BRUCE Frenzh Club 25 Beacon Sialf 45 Sieering Commihee 2. 60 01.215 ,,,--Q'-ff' .3 ff .Z MELBY, JANET DIANE MANNING, THOMAS STEVEN MESSINA, SANDRA LEE MEYERS, DORENE A. Knight-Lifes 37 G.A.A, 2. Spanish Club 3, 4, 'A' FooIbaII37 'B' FooIbaII 2, GOII 3, 4. attains its goal 2 1 Ideal Date Rita Godfrey, Dan Hirte Q.NN-. wry.-av MEYSEMBOUPG, GERALD MIELKE, JOAN MARGUERITE MILLER, RICHARD ORTLEY MILLER, SUZANNE MARIE FRANCIS Homeroom Rep. 3: 'A' CIYOII' 27 German Club 27 Nut. Honor Soc Madrigals 3,4. 3, 4, Thespians 3, 45 'D' Math 'D' Science. 6I I may MILLER, SYLVIA JEANNETTE MIRANDA, SALVADOR JR. G.A.A. I,2p Pep Club I7SpcnisI1 Ari Club 4. Club 3, 4. T W'slp-f MITCHELL, KATHRYN JULIA MOLINE, PATRICK MICHAEL MCMONIGAL, DANIEL LOUIS MONTPETIT, LINDA FAYE 'A' Choir 4, F,T.A. 3, 47 ArI Club 4. MOORE, DENNIS MICHAEL MORELLI, GEORGE THOMAS MOREN O, JOSEPH RICHARD MORTENSEN, KATHLEEN MROZINSKI, THOMAS JOHN MUELLER, SUE ANN FRANCES sand 2, 3.4: German Club 3,4. c.A.A.1. 62 if I I I 5 MULLIN, JANICE LORRAINE MURNANE, MARY LOUISE MURPHY, ROSE MARY G.A.A. 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, vice- Spanish Club I, 2. pres. 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 47 Girls' Glee Club 25 Steer- fu ing Committee 2. X . -A A xx H Q, fgx .H .N Y I, ' lg ., .X LX-.QXVMVV V. . gig., Xiwxkflw- 1, ' if U MYERS, NORMAN PAUL L . x' Iii I 'f' iii lx R 'px QLL,,CLIiXvM ,KX -,N ,RN .3 ! :A A h X fi X . ,N . X . . , , i. XX X .D - .. gpg K XXX' 1 NAST, PATRICIA ANN NEID, JACQUELINE ANN NJ'-' Student Council Board 3, 4: 4 , - Knight-Lites 2, 3, 4, G.A.A.2, 3, CQ, , , , H. V 47 Pep Club 3, 4, president 3,45 i kK:..MX5,1.7 X' J. ' Thespions 3, 4. Truth has affinity with the soul of man NELSON, DANIEL KARL NELSON, DARRELL JOHN NELSON, DENNIS LEROY NELSON, GARY DEAN 'A' Football 3. 4i 'B' F00fl-'Hill 2: Spanish Club 3, 4,Cross Country Homeroom Rep. 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Rep. I, 2, 3gGermon Swimming 2, 3, 47 'A' TYOCIK 3, 41 4: Wrestling 4, 'A' Truck 3, 4, German Club 3, 45 Swimming 47 Club 3, 4, Art Club 47'B' Football 'B' Truck 2. 'B' Track2,Steering Committee 3. Steering Committee 2, 2, Steering Committee 4. 63 NJ x X NELSON, PAULLAURITZ NELSON, PAULRICHARD NEUMANN,JANICE MAE NEWMAN,MlCHAEL DUANE 'D' Math, 'D' Science. German Club 3, 47 French Club Knighl-Liles 3, 4,vice presidenl4. German Club 2,37Thespians 2,3. 4, F.T.A. 43 Ncf. Honor Soc. 3, 4. NIELSEN, NANCY LEE NIEMAN, JAMES DOUGLAS Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2,3, 45 Cross Counlry 27 Wreslling 2 G.A.A. 25 German Club 2, 3. Tenflii 2. 3- We may die, but our principles live on M. .1 f OAKEY, BRUCE RAYMOND O'CONNOR, MARK PATRICK OLSON, BARBARA MARY OLSON, BONNIE JEAN Maiorelles 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 37 Girls' Glee 27 'A' Choir 3. 64 -E 94 1 , LFE'-Q ., fu saw '4 8 w OLSON, MARY KATHERINE ORLANDO, BETTY LOU OSTRUM, VIVIAN ANN G.A.A. lg Arl Club 3. G.A.A. I, 2, 37 Spanish Club 37 Ari Club 4, Aqua Knights 3. PALECEK, PAULINE ROSE PATROW, TIMOTHY EDWARD 'H' Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 41 'A' Foolball 47 'A' BasltelbaII3,4g 'A' Baseball 3, 4, 'B' Baseball 2, Sleering Commillee 2, 3, 4. PARISEAU, LAWRENCE PANKRATZ, JAMES EDMUND PAULSEN, ALAN RICHARD PEASLEE, DAVID WILLIAM 'D' Malhg 'D' Science, 'H' Club 45 Gopher Hisl. 3, Beacon Slall 4, French Club 2, F.T.A. 3, 4, Thespiuns 4. Gopher Hisl. 3, 4, Thespians 3,47 'A' Track I, 2, 4. 65 GORDON PAGE, MARK LEONARD Modrigols 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Thes- pions 2,3,LiHle Theulre presideni 4, 'B' Foofboll 2, Swimming 2. PARSON, COLLEEN MARIE French Club 3, 47 F.T.A. 4, De- bale Club 4. PEASLEE, DONALD EDWARD Gopher Hisl. 3, F.T.A. 3, Beacon Slall 4. PELLETIER, RICHARD OLIVER PELTIER, ROBERT ALLEN PERRY, ALICE LOUISE PERTZ, THOMAS ANDREW 'H' Club, Slage Crew 2, 'A' Fool- 'B' Foolball 2. French Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, 'B' Foolball 27 'B' Baskelball 2. ball 47 Swimming 2, 3, 47 'B' Debale Club 3,4. Track 2. PETERSON, CHARLENE MARIE PETERSON, CRAIG CHARLES Gymncslics 4. We can reason only from what we know f'!'! h M -W' rw PETERSON, JAMES PAUL PETERSON, JUDITH FRANCES PETERSON, LOIS MARIE PETERSON, PAUL MARVINI German Club 2, 3, 4. 'A' Choir 47 Spanish Club l, 2,3. 'A' Choir 4. Swimming 3. 66 -461 PETERSON, SANDRA LEE PETERSON, WILLIAM GREGORY PETRASEK, JAMES CLARENCE PFAFF, KATHLEEN MAE G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3, Madrigals 3, 4, German Club 3: Wreslling 3. D-E-C-A-4M G-A-A- 2. 3, 47 Kl1i9lII-I-'IGS 3 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, 47 F.T.A. 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4gSfeeringCom Gopher His. 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, 'D' Malhg 'D' Science. mifiee 43 F.T.A. 4. PHILLIPS, GLENN RICHARD 'H' Club 3, 47 French Club 2, 3, 'A' Foolball 3, 47 'A' Baslceiball 3, 'B' Baskeiball 2, 'A' Baseball PHILLIPS, DAWN CAROLE NaI. Honor Soc. 3, 4, Honor Thespian 3, 4, Sieering Commil- lee 2, 3, 4, Saga Eclilar-in-Chief 47 'D' Science, 'D' Malh. 3, 4, 'B' Baseball. PIERCE, MICHAEL PITZEN, MARY VALERIA G.A.A. 2. POEHLER, PAUL ALBERT PORKORNY, ELAINE MARY POLANSKY. LEONARD RUSSELL POPP, CYNTHIA EDITH Gymnaslics 3, Swimming 3, Homeroom Rep. I, 2, 37German Sieering Commiliee 2. Club Ig F.T.A. 4. 67 PORTZ, IOSEPHINE MARIE POST, RICHARD ALLEN POTTHOFF, GREGORY MASON PRICE, LINDA L. Spanish Club 3, 4. Band 27 German Club 3. 'A' Foolball 35 'B' Football 25 'B' Hockey 27 'B' Baseball 2. ,..,.T:3,f:,?::,., Fvffvne fdvvff pa. -H10 vt 4-.ni ,Q-av QUAST, ROGER DALE QUARBERG, PAULA EMMA RAMIREI, RAMONA RAVERTY. MICHAEL FRANCIS Knighl-Liles 3, 4, secrelary 4, G.A.A. 37 Pep Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Ari Club 45 Sfeering Commillee 3, 4. 68 W -an-1' 'Ua- RAVEY, SUSAN JANE RENNEKE, ROBERT R. RETTNER, JANE F. REYNOLDS, CHARLES RICHARD 'H' Club 47 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 'A' Choir 4, 'B' Fooiboll Wreslling 3, 4. Board 45 'A' Choir 3, 47 NaI. 27'B' BuskeIbaII2. Honor Soc. 3, 47 F,T.A. 3, 4, pres- idenl4,TI1espians 3, 4. , ,Ayf RICHIE TERRANCE ALLEN RILEY KATHLEEN MARY Pep Club 3' Ari Club 3 4. RHOADS, CHARLES RICHARD RICHIE, GEORGE A. the brave forever '5T r RING, THOMAS PATRICK RITT, JOSEPH ROBERT ROBERTO, KATHLEEN MARY ROCK, JOHN RAYMOND D.E.C.A. 47 Goll 2. D.E.C.A. 4. G.A.A. 3. 'A' Choir 27 Madrigols 2, 4. 69 lub 3, 4,G.A, A. ' ROESLER, WILLIAM DANIEL ROMIE, SUSAN MARIE RONDEAU, STEPHEN PAUL ROSEBRO CK, STEPHEN HENRY 'B' Hockey I, F.T.A.3,4. Slage Crew I, 27 'A' Choir 27 Madrigals 37 Gymnaslics I7 Ten- nis 2, 3. ROSSI, NANCY MARIE ROWAN, TERRANCE SEAN Knighl-Lifes 47 G.A.A. I, 2, 37 'H' Club 47 Spanish Club 27 'A' 'A' Choir 47 Madrigals 3,47 Foafball 47 'B' Foolball 27 'A' French Club 3, 47 F.T.A. 3, 47 Hockey 47 'B' Hockey 27 'B' Base- Aquo Knights 3. bull 2. RU E'I'l'IMANN, MARY LOUISE RUCKER, JOANNE MARIEA RUDQUIST, RONALD LEE Homeroom Rep. I7 Cross Counlry 2: 'B' Hockey 27 Sfeer- ing Commiilee 3, 4. 1 ggi ROETTGER, THOMAS CHARLES Homeroom Rep. 37 'H' Club 3, 47 Thespians 3. 47, 'B' Foolball 27 'A' Baseball 3, 47 'B' Baseball I, 2. 70 RUPPERT. RICHARD JAMES RUSSELL. JUDITH ANN Slaering Commillee 3, 4. RUSSELL, LAWRENCE JAMES RUTTER, SUSAN MARIE SAGISSER, NORTON THOMAS SALAVA, ROGER ALLEN German Club 3. Pep Club 3: German Club l, 27 German Club 2, 3, 4, 'D' Mufhg Homeroom Rep. 3, 'H' Club 4: Sleering Commillee 4. 'D' Science. German Club 3, 43 'A' Baseball 3, 4. SAWYER, RALPH JR. SCAN LON, KATHLEEN ANNE 'H' Club 2, 3, 47 French Club 2, Gymnaslics 2, 3. Seek wisdom and receive understanding SCHELL, DAVID EMIL SCHMIT, KENNETH WARREN SCHMITZ, JOHN ALBERT SCHMI11, KATHLEEN PETRINE Spanish Club 3,4gCrossCounIry 'H' Club 2, 3, 45 'B' Foofball 27 G.A.A. 2, 3: Pep Club 3, 4: 'A' 2, 3,47 Swimming 3, 4: 'A' Track, 'A' Baskelball 2, 3, 47 'A' Track Choir 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2. 'B' Track I, 2. 3, 47 'B' Track l, 2. 71 SCHNEIDER, SANDRA LEE Knighl-Liles 3, 4, 'H' Club 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, board 47 Pep Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, secrelury 45 Sleering Commiliee SCHNICK, FRED B. 4. SCHRUL, ALFRED WALTER SCHULTZ, .IEANNETTE VICTORIA German Club 3, 4, Wresiling 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, 4. 3. MosITaIenIed A Bruce Brockway, Jeanne Hinz SCHULER, LINDA LEE SCHULTZ, MARY SCHUMACH ER, JEANNE RUTH SCHWAB, CH ERVL MAE D.E.C.A. 4. G.A.A. 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4:5pan ish Club 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4 Gopher Hisi. 3, 4, secretory Treasurer 4. 72 SCHWAB, SUSAN MARIE SCHWINTEK, RITA MARIE SCHROEDER, HOWARD SEIDEL. CLARENCE WILLIAM Homeroom Rep. 2, 3, 4pKnigl1I- Liles 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 45 Madrigals 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 4. SEIFERT, LINDA PAULETTE G.A.A. lp German Club 3, 4: F.T.A. 47 Tbespians 37 Sleering Commihee 27 'D' Math, 'D' Science. A U, ,iz CLARENCE Tennis 3, 4, Audio Visual 4 'H' Club 3, 45 Gymnaslics 2, 3, 4: Sleering Commillee 3. SETTERHOLM, JAMES DAVID leads to greatness - H' 3 if SELBY, JANIS ANN SHAFER, MARJORIE ANN SHOVELL, W. LEE Ar! Club 4. SICH, NATALIE Sludenl Council Board 2, 3,secre- Iary 3, Knighl-Liles 2, 3, 4, Mad- rigals 3, 4, NaI. Honor Soc, 3, 4gTl1espians 3, 4. SIELAND, MARY MARGARET Sfudenl Council Board 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4: Ari Club 4 Cheerleader 3, 4, capfain 4, Cross Couniry 27 W 95lll'19 2 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, presidenl 4: 'A' Track 3,4. Madrigals 3, 4. SIGSTAD, TERRY ALAN 73 SINN, ROGER KENNETH SLACK, BARBARA JEAN SMITH, LINDA JEANNE SKWIER, JUDY THERESA Bqnd 2, 3, 4, Sleering Commihee 47 German D.E.C.A. 4, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Pep Club 3. Club 3, 4. 4, F.T.A. 3. SOBANIA, BETTY ANN D.E.C.A.4. SOLEM, JANICE KAY Homeroom Rep. 2, Knight-Liles 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 37 'A' Choir 2, 3, 45 Sleering Commiiiee 3, 4. Look backward smiling, ahead with hope SONNEN, THOMAS ANTHONY SPILMAN, KATHLEEN MARIE Maiorelies 3, 4, leader 4gKnighI- Liles 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, secre lary 4: F.T.A. 47 Steering Com millee 4. 74 SPREEMAN, THOMAS ALFRED STAHL, PATRICIA ANN Band I, 2, 37 German Club 3, 4, Aqua Knighls 3. an STEDTFELD, TODD STEELE, SANDRA JEAN STELLING, WAYNE PAUL STENGER, JAMES JOSEPH 'H' Club 3, 4, 'A' Fooiball 3, 4: Sludenl Council Board 2,4,secre 'B' Foolball 25 'B' Hockey 2. 'B' FOOIIJCIII 27 GYMNUSIICS 2. 3i Iary 45 Knighl-Lifes 37 'A' Choir 'B' Baseball 27 'D' Malhp 'D' 27 Maclrigals 3, 47 'D' Science. Science. STEWART, THOMAS MICHAEL STOLTZ, EDYTHE ANNETTE German Club I, 27 Gymnastics G.A.A. 3, Aqua Knighls 3, 4. Ig Wresiling 2,. 3, 4, 'B' Truck I, 25 'D' Malhg 'D' Science. ,CI STOLTZMANN, CAROL ANN ASTOMBAUGH, DUANE MERLE 'H' Club 37 G.A.A. 1, 2, 37 Pep French Club 45 Beacon SIQII 4 Club 37 German Club 'l, 25 Arl Cross Counlry 4: Tennis 42 De Club 3. bale Club 4. STONE, BASIL LOUIS ,xi .854 SUEDKAMP, SUSAN MARIE SUITER, GARY GRANT SUKALO. DORA ELLEN German Club 35 Scribblers 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Thespians 3, Homeroom Rep. 3, Knighf-Liles Arg Club 4, 4, 3, 47 G.A.A. 2, 3: French Club 3. 75 'Qfiv 'QB QQ? SUTTON, JAY LEONARD SWANGSTUE, GARY ANDREW SWANSON, CORRINE 4 'F je: Q' Lmffi' ...,,,. ,,.. X., . H :' gfgfii 'AIS 'ggi wwe E a .,, 9'55ffE1?3' ' gf 1 'H' Club 2, 3, 47 'A' Foolboll 3, 4, 'A' Buskelbull 2, 3, 4, 'A' Baseball 3, 45 'D' Mulhp 'D' ma! gwfigf' Yiwigk if ,lll C M . SYNNOTT, GARY GEORGE SYPNIEWSKI, 'H' Club 3, 45 Cross Counlry 43 Swimming 3, 4. TAYLOR, ROBERT EDWARD LYNDA LEE SWENSON, MARILYN KAY Cheerleader 3, 4, co-copluin 4, 'H' Club 3, 45 G.A.A. I, 2, 3,4, secrelory 2, vice presidenl 4, Nol. Honor Soc. 3, 4. Was! rv TARRAS, DONNA MAE TAVERNIER, GEORGIA EDNA 'H' Club 45 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 47 G.A.A. I, 2pD.E.C.A.4gSpunisl1 Thespions 3, 47 Maclrigals 3, 4, Club I, 2, 3, 4, lreasurer 4. 'D' Science, F.T.A.4. 'WN THEISEN, PAMELA MAY G.A.A. 37 Pep Club 3, 47 Ger- man Club 2, 3p F.T.A. 47 Gopher Hisl. 3, 47 Sleering Commillee 4. 76 THOMAS, SHARON LOU THORNE, IUDITH ANN Homeroom Rep. 3, G.A.A. I. G.A.A. I, 27 German Club 27 F.T.A. 3, 4, Presidenl's Round- lable 4. I 5 TIEDENS, DAVID MICHAEL TREISE, JUDITH ANN TRUHLER, JOAN ELIZABETH TROOIEN, GERALD LEE 'H' Club 47 German Club 3, 4: 'A' Choir 3, 47 German Club 3, G.A.A. 2, 37 Ari Club 3, 'H' Club 2, 3,47 Nal. Honor Soc 'A' Foolball 3, 47 'B' Foolball 2. 47Tl1espians 3,4. 3, 47 'A' Foolball 2, 3, 47 'A TSCHIDA, DENNIS RAYMOND TOBRITZHOFER, JAMES ALLEN 'H' Club 3, 47 'A' Football 3, 47 'B' Foolbcll 27 'A' Track 3, 47 'B' Trcckl,27SleeringCommillee 4. Hockey 2, 3, 47 'A' Baseball 2, 3 4. Tomorrow we must face a boundless sea TUCCI, JAMES JOSEPH TURK, JOSEPH PETER UTSCHINSKI, KATHRVN MARY VOLKERT, JOHN R. Madriguls 3, 4. l 77 imp! W, ,.v.-...N Fhilw VOLNESS, LINDA RAE VONDELINDE, JAMES DALE VONDELINDE, RODNEY WAGNER, JACQUELINE French Club 3, 4, Cross Counlry EARN EST KATHLEEN 3, 'A' Hockey 3, 4, 'B' Hockey 2. Spanish Club 31 Cross Counlry 3, 47 'A' Hockey 3, 4, 'B' Hockey 2. .av-Af f',.f '25 Nui '-w.,,,,, X nw' WALFOORT, MARY JO WALICKE, RICHARD M. G.A.A. 3, Pep Club 3, 41 Gop- her Hisf. 3, 4. WAGNER, LOIS A, WAKEFIELD,DAVID JOHN M.-f' WALSH, JOHN DOUGLAS WALSH, THOMAS JAMES WAL11, SHERRY LEE WASMUNDT, ROBERT DONALD 78 -155' ,S , 1.f Lafngi D0- WASMUNDT, STEVEN .IOHN WATSON, BARBARA JEAN WEIDE, WILLIAM KARL WESTLUND, JUDITH ALICE German ClUb3,4:Cross Counlry D.E.C.A. 4: Spanish Club 2, 'B' G.A.A. I, 2, Frenzh Club 2. 2. 32 'A' TYGCIC 3. 42 'B' TYGCIK 2. Football 27 'D' MaIh7 'D' Science. WHALEV, BARBARA JEAN WHALL, DAVID GERALD Band 2, 3, 4, presiclenl 4, Pep 'I'I' Club 3, 47 Swimming 3, 4. Band 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, German Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 37 Thespians 3, 4. One wave is inevitably followed by another WHIPPLE, PEGGY ANN WHITNEY, JOHN WIELDE, KATHLEEN JOAN WIKEN, MICHAEL C. Siudenl Council Board 2gKnigI1f. Sludenl Council Board 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Rep. 4, D.E.C.A. 4, Liles 2: G.A,A. 2, Spanish Club secrelary 4, G.A.A, I, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 4, Cross Counlry I, 2, 2, 3, 4, vice president 47 Beacon Ireusurer 47 French Club 3, All 'B' Track I, 2. SIaII4. City Sludenl Council 4. 79 yu.. WIFALL. SALLY J. WILDASIN, JEANNE E. Pep Club 35 French Club 2, 3, 45 WILLANDER, KAREN JULIET 'A' Choir35Modrigals45Germun F.T.A. 3, 45 Gopher His, 3, 4, Club l, 25 F.T.A. 3, 45 Gopher Hisl. 3, 45 Thespicns 3, 45 G.A.A. 2,3. S252 ll f TL'2' WINGER, LARRY JAMES D.E.C.A. 45 French Club 3, 45 Cross Country 35 'B' Hockey 2. 5 n . A 'V 'M 1 .9 ,fp vf?JYf.3'gf,i 'U gi if ' 1 ' .. mx.. ww- - 71 . ' 2.-,fs ia . rwfiff - ,. f .1 . -ff.x,Kegg-larikw. 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ZINSCHLAG, VIRGINIA JO ANNE Steering Commillee 4, Beacon Slull 45 German Club 3, 47 Pep Club 37 G.A.A. 3, Gopher Hisl. 4. s m a d Typical Teenager Pele Elcblod,Pc1lNosl 3 ZWINGER, RALANE LAVEL FLODIN E, MICHAEL 'H' Club 45 Nul. Honor Soc. 3, 4: G,A.A. 2. 3, 4, Pep Club 3. 81 Yun-if ,K 3 'fri ANDERSON, DAVID ROSS BONGARD, VICTORIA ANN LIVINGSTON, JAMES MICHAEL MUNGER, STEVEN HARTLEY Best All Around Mary Sielond, Dick Fischer Accomplishmenf spring '1v NORDBY, CAROLJ. OPITZ, RITA JEAN German 3. Did Mosi For Harding Lindo Flogstcd, Bob Lindquisi from enthusiasm Wifiiesf Mike Newman, Kathy Florin Mosf Likely To Succeed Down Phillips, John Volker? W 60 sw 'f f 1 v , i , . K, ,f ffC41f,,-if f ' fl 1 1 1 2 gif, lc!!! fI,3ff'e4,L 41451, , Q A I 'N . 41112. 5'fffx, A . 'Q 5 ., A ' -'Q 1 : J , S! A A fi vi, ffkgifb 61, 1 X SAM, 7,4 '51 ' 7 J I' ' 7 ? E f , Q 'f I fx I :X Cf ,zz 04,2 MAL, :FL X. x.: , . at .. 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Joseph, C. Kieffer, J. Knoll, J. Krogslod, L, Joulaerl, J. Killeen, T. Knulson, J. Kruczelc, D. Juhnke, M. Kirkwood, B. Knufzen, S. Krueger, R. 102 Lange,S. Larson, N. Layer, W. LeClaire, G, Lefevre, C. Leister, G. Leko, P. LeMuy, LeMire, LeMire. A. J. J. Lemke, R. Lennurlson, S. LeRoux, H. LuVake, G. .f I .ne f. - 52. WH' , . .. digg , ' V 9 I. VH e U re U X' R' Linde, T. ,ff,.wgwf w:.1f-, . ,f . Lindroih, P. -. Lindquisf, E. : Linehan, F Linke, B. Linke, T. Lipps, C. Loken, J. Long K. Lucenie M. Lunefski, L. Lyk P. ,y 'S' v iiafr 2 .1 , V Lundeen, R. H'- T?- . Ly nch, C. ' ' Mans, S. MacRae, D. Madsen, S. Magnuson, J. Maieski, C. Malm,J. Manihey, J. 1 3 Marson, M. .. . Marfin, J. fi' Marfinson, B. K' Mayen, G. J W Mazurkiewicz, J. McCabe, J. McCormick, D. McFarland, J. McGeehan, T. McGinn M, McKinnon, N. McLaughlin, P. 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Christenson, A. Har- rington, C. Hunt, M. Spilman,R.Beccue,J.Selby, B. Gagliardi. Row 4, V, Clark, C. Kenow, H. Jackson, G. Anderson, T. Rowan, J. Klimmek, D. Benshoof, G. Webster, R. Christenson, D. Olson, J. Hesley, J. Bystrzycki. Reps, Board Sight Fun Filled Year Ahead Student Council Board lot leftl A. Baumann, P, Enslin, M. Sielond, J. Darmody, K. Wielde, C. Maieski, S. Oman, G, Valiulcas, D, Reeve C. Greer, D.Mitzuk, K. McCoy, D,Darmody,K. Branum, J, Reher, S. Steele, G. Broecker, M. Sellmon, N. Nelson P. Nast. III Rita, Don Crowned Homecoming Royalty Hording's Homecoming week, November 26-30, wos pocked wiTh Tun-filled evenis Tor The siudenl body. Our Homecoming gome ogoinsT Woshinglon on The clflernoon ol November 29 wos o success despile The cold, biTTer sting of The wind. Hording downed Woshinglon by o score of 26-7, Thus proving ogoin Thol we hove o Teom of which To be proud, On The eve of November 30, The coronCiTion of Queen RiTo Godfrey ond King Don HirTe look ploce. Crownbeorers Tor The royal evenT were Joseph ond Marie Couriemonche, chil- dren ol Mr. G, Courlemonche, senior counsellor ol Harding. Firsl oTTendc1nTs To The king ond queen were Pol NosT ond Jerry Trooien. The Homecoming royolTy were crowned by T964 Queen RuTh Roihs ond Ron Arrigoni, who look The ploce of T964 King l3eTer Boller. 112 'S mu- A gaai! Don'i goof now. failef1jB. LoVoIlie, P. Ekblad,M.Swenson,G.Swangs1ue, C. Crow, D. Fischer, P. Nasi, T. Trooien, C, Guilford, G. Phillips, K. Ball, A. Baumann, Rita and Dan. A hard fight Row l, L to F? M, Walfoort, V. Fevnlund, C. Crow, B. Anderson, B. LaVallie, L. Leslie, L. Conipbell, N. Johnson, P. lheisen, L Hazen, C. Parson, K. Rowon, J. Cooke. Row 2. S. Schneider, C. Elgaard, B. Clocknei, J. Hebert, P. tlines, J. Wildasin, P, Keith- ly, K, Ehrle, M. Sieland, N, Sich, ll. Blolh, L. Johnson. Row 3: D. larias, S, Goetz, G. Carrick, P. Nast, D. Phillips, S. Schwab, N. Nosh, B. Peterson, R. Ramirez, N. Rossi, S. Peterson, Q. Beccae, S. Miller, K. Bruno. Row 41: L. Montpetil, B. Henderson, C. Florida, J. Cerrnonn, B. Chenowellt, P. Nelson, J. Volkert, L. Lindvoth, L. Anger, D. Ruark, L. West, C. Popp, M. Page, M. Swen- SON. Future Teachers, Gopher Hrsforrans Row l, L to R: S, Ravey, B. Bobrowsku, P. Falls, L. Wagner, B. Wenzel, A. Hintze, S. Londgraf, F. l-leitzman, M. Hayden, K, Morphy, M. Bauei, G. Gomez, D. Woltlier. Row 2 S. Johnson, K. Spnlman, J. Thorne, D. Houghton, C. Chicone, K. Pfaff, A. Perry, L. Seifert, lj. Kennedy, P. Erskine, K. Davidsen, J. Parke, L. Bischoff, C. Aeziinon. Row 3: M. Albrecht, G. lnfelise, B. Knowles, B. Stenberg, J, McGeelian, P. Anderson, K. Bowman, J. Krornschroeder, M. Hanson, J. Mullin, K. Willander, S. Brand- volcl, P, Hancock. Row 41- V,Clark, J. Lowell, C. Glenn, C. Bush, G. McLaughlin, B. Blakely, R. Rudquist, D, Rockslroh, K. Byerly, J. Laven, V. Poflhoff, N. Hone, M. Hogan, S. Christenson. 114 The Future Teachers ot America and The Gopher His- torians, under the guidance of Mrs. Mary Jane Moore, remained active throughout the school year. lt is the job ot the Gopher Historians to record school history and to keep track of Harding alumni. The Future Teachers have been extremely active in their interest in education. Field trips were taken to St, Cloud, where the group spent the day touring the campus and Taking part in specialized lecture groups according to their own field interests, and tothe Uni- versity ot Minnesota for a similar seminar. Both ot these clubs are open to all students. These active clubs offer pros and cons in the teaching pro- fession. Faculty members, guest speakers, and exe change students have spoken tothe groups To give a more introspective view ot teaching and student life in other parts ot the world, Together the F.T.A.'ers and the Gophers sponsored a February caramel apple sale and a March dance. Collaborate Year Row l, L To R1 C. Schwab, B. LaVaIlie, B. Anderson L e E Heitzman F Thelsen L Hazen N Meryhew M Fonstad Gomez. Row 2: J. Hebert, L, Huttmeier, L. Setter W d C Harrin K Bruno B Bobro S Mi er R. Beccue, S. Johnson, C. Elgaard, P, Hancock, K. Fhrle C Crow M Waltoart K Davidsen K Willander S Peterson Row G. Carrick, B. Knowles, S. Goetz, G. Zinschlag, N. Hone J Volkert B Chenoweth L Anger M Albrecht D Tarras Miss Print of 1965, Terry Huftmeier 232429 . o 2 QE? 'e The onnuol iournolism sponsored dance, the coro- notion of Miss Print ond Mr. Sago, wos held Gt 7:30 on the evening ot November I3. Morty Costello, fourth page sports editor forthe Becicon, presided os master of ceremonies over the Coronation, which is the sophomore royolty event ot Harding. Crownbeorers tor the ceremony were Susan Lotg ren ond Deon Christensen. The lights were dimmed ond Terry Hutfmeier ond DickSGIc1vo were crowned Miss Print cind Mr. Sago. First attendants were Corrine Moieskiondlviike Weber. Miss Print, Mr. Saga Mr. Sago of 1965, Dick Solovo ,... First attendants Mike Weber and Corrine Moieski Are Journalism Royalty ls it for reel? Youre kidding. Ohhhhhhhhh! f ' 117 Art Club Creates Dazzling Scenes Row l, L to R: L. Edwards, C. Stanislaw, J. Lowell, D, Mitzuk, N. Nash, L. Shovell, Row 21 H, Taylor, V. Belden, J, Moreno, K. Roberto, B. Cortez. Row 3: L. Ebertz, P, Keithly, S. Vetter, D. Houghton, S. Ebertz, .l. Tschida. Row 4: R. Ramirez, S. Sued- lcamp, C. Collins, C. l-lusted, M. Ziemski, B. Knowles, Row 51 G. Synott, G. Nelson, D. Benshoof, K. Peterson, D. Abelson, K. Moseng. l-larding's art club, under the direction and leadership of Mr. Nordgaard, art teacher, remained very busy and artistic throughout the year. Art club members sponsored an art gallery display near the auditorium earlier this year and works ot the club members appearf ed in various places in the school. Scenery for the operetta, Brigadoon was constructed by the art club. During the two days when school was closed because ot snowy weather diligentmembers were at school painting the background and props for the operetta. Art club is open to any student who has an appreci- ation tor art, whoiustlikestodabblein paints and chalks, or who iust wants to enioy himseltf Art club member Dave Mitzuk works on collage. sr , i X L to R. J. Tschida, B. Brueggeman, R. LaDoucer, D. Linde, E. Reitzel, R. Voss, J. Peterson, D. Wilcke, B, Stoltzmann, K, Wahlin, J, Maltby. Mike and Key, Stage Crew Pull Strings' To the stage crew, under the direction of Mr. Nordgaard, goes the responsibility of staging props, scenery, and curtainsfortheoperetta,theplay,and afterf school production put on by the Little Theatre. This group also takes care of the lighting effects which are so vitally important to any stage production. Occasionally the boys must double as curtain-pullers. The whole stage, literally, is under the control ofthe stage crew. Audio-visual equipment and know how is the concern of the mike and key people. Under the direction of Mr. O. Mitchell Bieldanes, physics teacher, this group is responsible for the technical side of microphones, movie projectors, and opaque proiectors. Teachers requiring these teaching aids must sign each piece of equipment out with the organization. Mike and key is offered as a class during which the students may preview films, take orders for films needed byteachers,and repair damaged or defective equipment. L to R: B. Reed, J, McGee, D. Bland, G. Bieleteldt, R. Skwier. MH? ef: if Row l, L to R. l..Wagner, C. Bush, C, Aeziman. Row 2: J. Cooke, D. Olson, M. McGinn, D. Lanning, J. Baker, E, Heitzman, C. Parson, L. Kampler, Mr. Charon. Row 3: D. Stambaugh, M. Sellman, D. Nyman, R. Dahl, L. Bonora, L. Hazen, N. Sich. Row 11. D. Johnson, K. Peterson, B, Brockway, K. Bow' man, B, Lindquist, A. Perry, P. Falls, S. Wagner, C. Greer. Debate Club's Second Year Fulfilling This year Harding's debate club, headed by Mr. Charon ofthe social studies department, really went to town - town after town alter town. Debaters were kept busy working on cases and presenting them at near and distant Colleges and cities. The club's membership has doubled from what it was last year since students are encouraged to join the debating team. ln one of the more important meets, Harding placed fourth, showing that for a relatively new activity it is going full speed ahead! Debaters work long hours preparing their COSGS, 120 Thespians Present Spring Play Row l, L to R: D. Peaslee, M, Gorman, P. McLaughlin, V. Fernluncl, C. Smith, D. Walicke, M. Bauer, K. Rowan. Row 2: N. Sich, S. Miller, B. Whaley, J. Hinz, C, Mellom, L. Seifert, P. Nast, K. Ball. Row 3: K. Willander, M. Swenson, D.Tarras, J. Treise, S. Ravey, S. Peterson, D. Krueger, D. Phillips. Row 41 F. Cornforth, T. Roettger, G. Miler, B. Johanson, K. Johnson, M. Newman, F. Schnick, M. Costello. Thespians, named after the Greek actor Thesupis, is an active organization at Harding. Under the direction ofMrs. A. Carle son, speech and Englishteachenthe spring playwas presented. Efforts were put forth by the hard working Thespians also. Points are earned by Thespians by giving speeches, being in plays, helping in any way with any staging ofa play at Hard- ing, or any school affiliated activity. When IO points are earned by a student, he becomes a Thespion, Upon the ac- cumulation of 50 points he becomes an honor Thespian, which is part of the national organization of the same name. Any student may become a member of Little Theatre and is wel- come to become on honory Thespian. DY Thespian officers ham it up. l2I Hard Working Thespians Reworded Hard working Thespians, who have participated in several school attiliated speech activities, may receive the coveted title of Honor Thespian. Studentsare placed on a point system where each must work to earn the required 50 points. The Thespian organization is an individual effort. Students must work tor every point they receive toward becoming an Honor Thespian. The Teahouse of the August Moon, the play presented by the dramatic department, was largely the effort ot the Honor lhespians. lt drew tremendous crowds when presented April l and 2. 5 at Row l, L to R: L. Flogstod, M, Page, G, Miler, Row 2: S. Christenson, K. Willonder, N. Sich, M. Sie- land, M. Fonstad. Row 3: S. Rovey, C. Mettom, M, Gorman, D. Phillips, M. Costello, R. Voss, T. Roett- ger, K. Johnson, D. Krueger, F. Carnforth, M. Newman. 122 c A Thespians hard al play. Row I, L to R: K. Boll, C. Smith, D. Krueger, N. Sich, K. Rowan, M. Page, D. Peoslee, F. Cornforih. Row 2: K, Willonder, L. Flogsmd, C.MeIlom, M.Cos1eIIo, S. Ruvey,M. Sielond, S. Christensen, M, Gor- -03 mon, M. Fonsfod, P. Nosi, B. Johanson, R. Voss. Row 3: T. Roeffger, G.Miler,M.Newmon,K.Johnson. 1, You said Io knock when 'A' if Icome in. 'flf' Teahouse of the August Moon I give my heart To you. Teo, Coptoinesun Fisby? 123 Us Row l, L to R: S. Ravey, K. Wielde, M. Sieland, M. Swenson, G, Valiukas, N. Knoll, Row 2: S. Schneider, B. Bobrowski, J. Kromschroeder, l. Germann, L. Bischoff, K. Riley, L. Wackerfuss, C. Elgaard, P. Anderson. G.A.A. Members Keep Active, ln Shape, Every Wednesday morning at 7:00, shrill cries can be heard from the area ofthe gym as the G.A.A.'ers play seasonal sports. Since boys' sports are played after school, the girls had to meet early in the morning. For each sport played and each day attended the girls earn coveted points toward their letter, which is how they become members of the Girls H Club. Upon the accumulation of l000 points, the letter is earned. The GAA. governing board, composed this year of l5 iunior and senior girls, set up the activities of this organization. Board melmbers rose much earlier than other members during the weeks before the Christmas holidays began. The identity of Santa Claus was kept a secret until the end ofthe Christmas breakfast, which was at 6:00 in the morning! ,. I2 4 l GAA. members try their skill on the balance bar. Row 1, LVO R- M. Sielond, V. Clark, D. Brisson, D. Houghton, K. Rowcln. Row 2: M. Swenson, S.Rc1ve Bobrowski, R. Zwinger, C. Elgourd, C. Stoltzmonn. Row 3: R. Beccue, S. Zupfer, P. Anderson, C, Gogliordn L Bischoff, J. Mcfgeelwon. Row 4. G.Vu1uil-cos, K. WieNde, P, Honcock, P. McLoughlin, V. Fernlund, K. Riley. Healthy Eeeezy does lil A Tough shot 'I25 Row T, Lto R: H. Schroeder, M. Wiken, R. Salava, D. Harnish, G. lntelise, T. Sigstad, R. Yanez, T. Law, D. Lanning, C, Lamp- recht. Row 2: G. Phillips, G. Anderson, D. Whall, S, Grissel, D. Peltier, C. Kenow, G. Synnott, D. Stombaugh, P. Ekblad, B. Leonard, T. Siedfeldt. Row 3: D, Lang, J. Volkert, M. Giles, R. Vonde Linde, H. Braaten, M. Ferclerer, R. Voss, D. Wilcke, M. Costello, B. Frick, A. Baumann. Row 41 J. Tobritzhofer, B. Krismer, S. Schmidt, G. Swangstue, G. Campbell, J Klinimek, J. Schmitz, T, Patrow, D. Hirte, G, Trooien, D. Darmody. Athletic Boys Receive Letter Boys who go outtor any ofthe various sports at Hard- representing their hard work in that particular sport ing, such as football, basketball, hockey, swimming, On Fridays, unofficial honor day , the halts are full gymnastics, wrestling, track and others, and who do ot boys proudly displaying their athletic awards on their welt in conference meets receive a letter or insignia letter sweaters. lt's great to be a lettermonl 126 Aqua Knights Perfect Routines Every Wednesday at 3:l5 splashes, shrieks, planks, and plops can be heard from the general direction of the pool area as the Aqua Knights workand play. These girls practice for at least one hour after school a week and more when they are working on routines to be presented to the public. Several times during the year the pool at school has been used for swimming shows. Mrs. Davis, girls phy ed teacher and G.!-XA. advisor, also advises the Aqua Knights. Row l, L to R: P. DeWall, V. Clark, C. Capocasa. Row 2: L. Everson, G. McClosky, P. Hinrichs, C. Narlock, J. Gravink, J. Borchardt, J. McGeehan, C. Hexum, L. Bell. Row 3. S. Nielsen, L. Wackerfuss, J. Kronwschroeder, L. Harrington, C. Voss, J. Erickson. ROWA: S. Kasal, K. Arnold, J. Hamrnergren, J. Parke, B, Peterson, G. Leister, S. Dufresne, K. l'loiur'n. Aqua Knights work on a routine. 127 Valentine Royalty February l2 wos the evening on which Goody Voluikos ond Brock Ness were crowned Queen ond King ot Heorts ot the onnuol Valentine Donce, This clonce is ci coronotion in which the whole student body votes on condidotes cho- sen by the iunior floss. First ottendonts to the king ond queen were Korel Low ond Gene Volley, Crownbeorers tor the royol occosion were leon Meryhew ond Jimmy 'sv Lloyd. Q97 King Brock und Queen Goody. Beonwing first ottendonts Korel ond Gene, ,' -wh w yiie . S E , , K , ti' ' A X The royol scroll is reed. A reol live some-ru mon! 128 Chosen Af Hearts Dance He dances wiih his queen. You wouidn'I kid me, would you 1 e A tense, jiftery moment, He picked mel 129 in-11 Row l, L to R: D, Phillips, P. McLoughlin, J. Volkert, C McCoy, J. Germann, S. Miller, P. Kennedy, P. Erskine. Zwinger, D. Linde, C. Hagen, D. Johnson, C. Lotzer. Work, Rates Honors National Honor Society members are chosen byteoch- ers on the basis of their citizenship, class attitude, school effort, and school grades. Headed by Mr. Paul Bryan, the National Honor Society students met frequently dur- ing the year at various members' homes. As one ofthe organizations proiects for the year, the students sold the senior class pins. . Crow. Row 21 M. Eonstad, A. Baumann, S. Ravey, D. Abelson, K. Row 3: J. Trooien, N. Sich, P. Nelson, M. Enslin, M. Swenson, R, DECA Aids Skills Under the guidance of Mr. Cronquist, DECA lDis- tributive Education Clubs of Americol students earn money while learning a trade. Students are excused during the day to work at their various jobs, for which they receive two credits, and are graded by their em- ployer. Bulletin boards on businesses studied by students are planned and put up during students' regular class time. Row l, L to R: B. Winters, G. Tavernier, C. Nordby, R. Miller, L. Smith, J, Malmgreri, J. Schumacher. Row 2, R. Hansen, J. Ritt, C. Edens, B. Sobania, D. Ziolkowski, P. Jass, J. Humphrey, Mr. Cronquist. Row 3: D. DeFoe, W. Weide, D. Hagen, D. Evans, T. Ring, J. Pankrotz, D. Fogle, R, Taylor. Row 4: J. Hovde, M. Wiken, B. Peltier, D. Mackenroth, P. Hines, J, Pet- rosek, T. Walsh, l.. Winger. 130 MADRIGALS Row l, L to R: C. Aeziman, J. Mielke, P. Falls, M. Sieland, N. Rossi, S. Steele, M. Fonstad, J, Tschicla. Row 2: S. Schwab, N. Sich, B. Gugliardi, C. Benedum, D.Tarras, K. Willancler, S. Peterson, C. Metcalf, C, Crow. Row 3: V. Potthoff, R. Wieman, D, t-tarnish, J. Tucci, P. Ekblad, M. Page, D. Eschbach, W. Withrow. Row A: A. Baumann, K. Wahlin, B. Brockway, D. lverson D. Ehnstrom, J. Braclce, W. Falls, M. Giles, L. Moreland. Madrigals, Choir Present Operaffa Brigadoon Lead dancers take a breath. I'll lust sit right here til ye wake up. Almost like being in love Row l, l to R: M. Bauer, l. l'lrrr7, M. Fonstad, P. Falls, P.Mclr1ughIin, S. Steele, N. Rossi. Row 2. D. Kramer, C. Crow, l. Mullin, M. Sreland, K, Benedum, 5. Peterson, C, Lloyd, Row 3 D. larras, M. Swenson, W. Withrow, B. Alle, M. Page, A. Baumann, P.Ekblad. Row 4 C. Metcalt, J. lreise, L. Moreland, K, Wallin, B. Brockway, J. lirovec. New Director Creates New Choir, New Ideas This year at Harding a new vocal music teacher was acquired. Mr. Heyerdahl, atormerteacheratGlenwood, Wisconsin, took over as instructor of the choirs at Hard- ing. Much rearranging was done within the department of music and a new choir emerged. With the creation ofthe new sophomore choir, the Madrigals were reduced in number and A choir was made larger, Also aug- mented was B choir. The big event ot the yearlorthe choirs was the staging ot the operetta Brigadoon which drew tremendous crowds when presented on March 41 and 5. Rehearsals were started weeks in advance of the production and students were at school from 3 until ll to make Brigadoon the success it was. Any student who is vocally inclined is encouraged by the music department to try his skill in attaining a cov- eted.position in one ot the choirs. Queen Maggi und King Dick Sno Daze Reign Af Firsi Atiendonis Lynn and Bob 134 Royal kiss for 0 cold evening l I Candidaies, L To R: D. Fischer, B. l.aVallie, A. Baumann, K. Ball, G. Swangsiue, M, Swenson J Schmitz B. Glockner. February Coronation Sno Daze acTiviTies, held in February of each year, were climaxed by The coronalion of Sno Daze Queen Margarei Bauer and Sno Daze King Dick Darmody. Firsi aTTendanTs To The king and queen were Lynn l-luTT- meier and Bob Frick. The Sno Daze coronaiion is a senior royalty and The crownbearers Tor The royal evenl were Lori and Danny Branum. 135 L..- Gee whizl Masler ol ceremonies Dave Milzuk reads The royal scroll. Bonjour Elercs De Harding Miss Sorenson explains a French iolce in La Soleil. This year French Club was doubly interesting for history, art, music, culture, and most important ot all, Frenchfmindecl students who belonged to French club. the French people. These experiences were related to Miss Sorenson, club advisor and French teacher,spent students at meetings throughout the year. The last 6 weeks of her European vacation in France. official gathering of students was the French Club bon- While in France she attended courses of study at the quet. University which broadened her knowledge of French Club members take on interest in French bulletin board made up of articles about France, French murders, histories, cuisine, an.d modern trends ofthe country. 136 Club members play German records, Gufen Tag, Meinen Frellnden Mr. Zachariasen, guiding the German club activities,this year scheduled a field trip to a Minneapolis German theatre where the club members could absorb some ofthe German culture as they learned more about Germany. One ot the more exciting activities tor the club was the volleyball tournament held in March. Besides the annual German club banquet, students attended a festive Christmas party held before the holidays. Mr. Zachariasen indicates paints ol interest on acquired posters of Germany and the surrounding areas to interested German club members, 137 A funnyl Hola Amigos This year, as in past school years, Harding's Spanish the weather ofthe language. club has been extremely active. Under the guidance of Students in the club participated in acar wash as.one Mr. Hernandez, Spanish teacher, meetings were held of their many activities held in the fall of the year. The throughout the year in his colorful room. A skiing trip annual Spanish club banquet was held this year during was taken which was quite different weatherwise from the Christmas festivities. Mr. Hernandez explains Spanish Little Lulu to Spanish club members as he sits on his cabinet. Students enjoy looking at Spanish comic books. Spanish club cut-ups entertain other members ofthe group by dressing in outlandish cos- tumes during initiation season, 138 Lto R: P, Nastlpresidentj, M. Hogan, B. Knowles, L. Flagstad, S. Johnson, B. Bobrowski. Pep Club, Cheerleaders Harding's cheerleaders and the pep club added a zest to school spirit which showed in the terrific teams Hard- ing had this year. The cheerleaders, whose captain is Mary Sieland, practiced hours perfecting yells, lumps, and cheers and could be seen at any one of the football, hockey, basket- ball games, or any eventwhich needed school support. Bolster School Sp i ri f The squad this year consists of6 seniors and 2 juniors. With the enlarged membership of the pep club, of which Pat Nast is president, came something new for Harding. Club members demonstrated their school spirit by the restoration of an old school mascot, Rusty Armor, who is attired in the traditional colors of maroon and gold. L to R: M, Sieland lCaptainl, K, Smith, M. Swenson, D. Krueger, P, Kennedy, B. LaVallie, K. McCoy, C. Crow. I39 We'Ii Wm. Nothin' fo if Le1's hear it now! We scored' a- ' 64' Row I, L io R: I.. Hazen, P.McLc1ughIin, L,Fischer, N,Mer haw, K. Fi 'n. R 2: L. CI N y arl ow ausen, .Mer1ier,M, Lessar, L. Lesiie, A. i-iinize, A.MoreIIi, J.Carr. Row 3: D. Sukalo, S. Schneider, K. Pfoff, P. Nast, C. Chicone, P. Erskine, L. Flagsiad, Row A. S. VonRoihkirch, R. Ramirez, P.McCrary, S. Brotvold, S. Schwab, N. Rossi. JR. is ,fi-K Khighf-LHSS Knight-Iiies display completely uni- form formation, 142 - . 31 1 V J wan Row l, L to R1 L, Smith, J. Delisi, C. Ranallo, P, Peterson, A. Adams, Row 2: J. Peterson, J. Anderson, S. Chicone, J. Salem, C. Grzywinski, K. Law, K. Law. Row 3: C, Franzwa, K. Ball, N. Sich, B. Anderson, D. Phillips, M. Maki, Row 11: C. Harrington, M. Hanson, C, Bonin, J. Neumann, S. Lindgaard. Entertain Af Half Time Girls, girls, girls, and more girls. But who minds when school spirit is bolstered by one ofthe marching groups of Harding -the Knight Lites. Led this year by Barb CZ-lockner, the large group of girls met several times during the summer to devise, practice and execute newer routines and marching maneuvers. Assisting the cheerleaders, maiorettes, and flagtwirlers, the knight Iites perform their routines, under the supervision of Mr. Charon, during half time at our seasonal games. 143 YH ii 'Nw ng Barb contemplates new routines Flags Twirled To Add Color to Field Lto R: E. Hurley, S. Johnson, R. Godfrey, N. Collingham. l'larding's flagtwirling squad of girls stepped high to the tune ot the band along with the maiorettes, cheer- leaders, and knight-lites. Tryouts for this group ot active girls are heldinthespring ofthe year. Maroon and gold tlags can be seen being twirled everywhere as girls from each class try their hand at high-stepping and glag-twirling skills. These girls practice their routines and have them down pat in time for tootf ball, hockey, and basketball seasons. Rita Godfrey is the captain ot these girls this year. 0 R: L. l-lutfmeier, E. Arrigoni, D. Brisson, P. Blu Llo R: G. Slavilc, B. Olson, K. Spilman, l. Lynch, C. Guilford, S. Kielsa, L. Meiraus lhloi piciur Batons Fly High Wafch oui or you'll be hit by a flying haion as Harding's majoreiies foss Their baions this way and fhai in ihe skillful maneuvers of Their many and varied roufines. Headed by Kaihy Spilman, this group performs during games and in parade marches. Also held in fhe spring of the year are lryouis for fhis group, when again sore muscles are sfrained even more in an efforl io pui forlh only perfection as Harding always does. Mr. H. Maffhes, band insfrucfor, supervises This group as well as ihe flag Twirlers. Capiain Kathy dem- onsiiafes a roufiiie. ,F 1 145 edl, 'a ffw Row I, L to R N. Nielsen, l.Mrozinski,D.Olson, L. Kompter, l.Cooke, B,Wholey,l.Gic1vink,K. Hermonson. Row 2: l. Mungei, S. Thompson, S. Wogiier, D. Sinn, l. Collins, L. White, K. Arnold, B. Froinmer, F, McCloskey, D, lohnson, Row 3. P, Hoelzel, L. Nelson, L. Aineberg, K, Brown, S, loeger, M, tlubol, LJ. Nelson, H. Beikler, L. Giesler. Band Members Remain Active , Present Revue Sophomore, iunior, ond senior students moke up the A Bond ottdording. Agreotossetto the bond members hos been the occousticolly designed proctice ond record' ing rooms locoted neor the bond clossroom, Bond is token os o regular closs during which time the students proctice ond perfect musicol numbers. The Pep Bond, which is hond picked by the bondinstructor,Mr. Motthes, from the A Bond, proctices during the some period os A Bond os port of it. I46 Bond members who ottend 902, of the pertormonces presented by the bond receive o letter in the second yeor in bond. lt they continue to ottend ot leost 907, of the bond octivities every yeor, they receive o bor eoch yeor they ore in bond. Besides not missing o hockey gome this yeor, ploying ot other school sports gomes, ond ploying tor vorious other school functions, the bond presented o revue in April which drew lorge crowds. nd officers, Top, lefl: D. lverson, N. IN elsen, Humphreys. Boltorn, leff. B. Whaley, D. Elwnslrom, D. Johnson. Row l, L la R: M. Koppy, L. Wesl, L. Wackerfuss, B. Horken, C. Anderson, L, Weslplwal, C. Voss. Row Q: N. Mclinnnon, V Clark, L. Wagner, D. Rocksfrolw, B. Johnson, J. Harrison, N. Johnson, S. Modsen, D. Anderson, D. Humphreys. Row 3. l Scherer, D. Selclwow, D. Karnpfer, D. Waczok, D. Dorff, I. Malm, J. Pollnow, K. Peterson, D. Elwnslrom, D. Bronom, D. Iverson 147 Row l, Llo R: N. Nielsen, L. Mrozlnsld, D. Olson, L. Kampfer, J. Coal-ce, B. Whaley, D. Johnson. Row 2: T. Scherer, D. Sel- Chaw, B, Johnson, D. Anderson, D. Humphreys, D. Branurn, D, lverson, D. Ehnstrom. Row 31 S. Jaeger, M. Hubal, D. Nelson. Pep Band Adds Zesf To Spirit l-larding's Pep Band ig Chosen by Mr, Mgtfl-res, bgnd semblies presented To The student body, pep rallies held inslrudor, from The A Band. The Pep Band is very in the QYm,0f1Cl Ol OUV V0VlOUS QGUWGS. The Pep Bflnd active in school aclivilies. These sludenls play for as- is led by 3lUCl9ml dlfeclof DUVG Johnson- , 1 ,fiQ5Z'f'2 fx 3 1 2 Q5 5 2 .s ig Pep Band an action at lootball game. 5 ,ki 1 A '-'WL r , il L 2 f 148 Art club creates decorations, Steering Committee Plans Prom Planning the annual Junior-Senior Prom is the task ot the Junior Steering Committee. Actual plans for the formal event began months before the important and gala evening. Decorations for the prom, which was held this year at Harding, were made by time Art Club. The doors swung open at 9:00 p.m. and the couples danced enchantedly to the music of Joseph Busch until midnight. Students look for their names on the official prom couples scroll. 149 That'll be another dollar, Poll Dreamy. ' . if' Refreshments served by The sophomores. A Knight Dorf! be ofroid. Old fushloned music, 0 fl Q 4 , :.ff5:iff:'.:2AiLzzrA 545 1 , , Siuderds go info business ,, A pidure token of Q pafmfe token A worm foosY. Gaze ir1IoYhe crysfol bull. 151 M 'kblllwnm Page l statl, L to ll K. Davidsen, l. Mee, B, Highberg, editor B, Bobrowslqi, M. Alb: echt. Page 2 staff, L to R- I-7. Whipple, editor M. Vonstod, B. Blakely, H. Janieson, D. Donahue, G. Zinschlag. Roll The Presses Teachers have learned to live with the strange goings on of the period 2 Journalism Il class as they scramble for stories, run tor typewriters, and beat their heads against the wall in an effort to lengthen or shorten a story in order to publish the Beacon once every three weeks. The staff positions for paper and yearbook are announced early in the spring ofthe year after com- pletion ot Journalism I, x' 1 i A! 35 lhings are down to ri loud roar tor lteacon editor lon Geiinann. fi' fy fr Page 3 staff, l to R1 N. Hone, C. Flgaard, editor K. Florin. Photographerslto Q: E.l'lancock,K.Byerly lnat pictured are G. Fox, R. Loyl. 152 Secret Revealed lhe secret at The yearbook, its color, layouts, divisions, and pictures was not an easily kept one. Secrecy is one big factor inthe lives of staff members, of which There are only Tour. The work is hard, The headaches plenty, The hours tedious, but The satistaction mirrored inthe Taces of The students on Saga Day makes iT all worth' while. Mr. D. Wnuk ofthe English department is The newspaper and yearbook advisor. ...i ,TQ Business managei R. Kiannich and Mr. Wnuklaughoyer money matters. S 'N wks' i 'N WX 'T new H Beacon art edilor Jane Lowell Page A sTuTT, L To R: D. Peaslee, D. Stombough, R. Holder, editor M. Costello, D, Peaslee. Saga editor, Dawn Phillips, seeks inspi- ration. ..,.,,., . . 3 - i Q9 5 Saga slatfmembevs L.AngerTrigl1Tiund B,Ky1Qvvle-glggrytefl clown around as student Jeanne Hinz watches. l53 Mory Sielond received We DAR Ciiizenship award, Bob Lindquist and Dawn Phillips were represenioiives to Boys, Girls Stcfe. warm Han M 1 N I 5-us, lingua' 4 Deserving Students Receive Awards A- z. 5 if ,gm Q Q: wxrw I Y 1 .L .f Dave Linde, Keith Byerly, Jim Stephenson became Scientists for a Day. Nixxixx Khiitug X ff' Peggy Whipple was designated for a triptofvtexico for Operation Sympatico. I I1 Carol Kincheloe received State Betty Crocker Homemaking Award M,--f- We Learn How To Wm These are The acTiviTies ThaT help The sTudenT To grow and prepare him To win The game OT life. Some of Them Teach sporlsmanship. From some of Them he learns a new skill or develops a new Theory or idea. BUT each acTiviTy Teaches him in some way To become a worThwhile member of Todayfs socieTy. They help The sTUdenT To learn how To live wiTh his fellow mon in a Teeling of brolherhood and peace. 'I56 1 if ya ,171 4 55 1 , Q ' z . QQ! 1' fi JE M fwlwa A5411 Jcocf Qfwfn 'y figwuefqb Qfffw , V gK!x' P A QA L! ,jf f' W ' WL .3 '5 3 Q ev. . M Y 3. T 7 3 QM.. J i 4 . A f'! ' 1, K i , - . 5 ? 4:1 K fjgcqs: fx ' ngzll ki' G :LS 4 , Q - Q 112 L . . 2- 21 io. Bi: Z 95 is R. f 5 K nr W 1 Xi la K 4 4. ...-A ' ....-A if A... -.T Row l, Lto R: D. Tiedens, B, Alle, L. Enerson, C. Ratclitt, R. Corba, M. Duffy, Row 2: M, Ferclerer, A. Baumann, P. Ekblad, G. Phillips, R. Hatch, D. Darmody. Row 3: R. Potthott, S. Oman, J. Jirovec, J, Trooien, S. Schmidt, T. Patrow, G. Swangstue, G. Campbell, J, Helgason. Grid men Score Board Harding-24 Central-13 Harding-ll? Monroe-O Harding-26 Johnson,-I4 Harding- 7 Murray-l4 Harding-28 Mechanics-8 Harding-27 Washington-6 Harding-21 Humboldt-I3 Harding-Al Highland-6 Tie For City Crown With the help ot Coach Clyde McDonald and Assistant Coach John Edling, Harding's football team tied tor tirst place in the l964 conference race. With a record of 7-l, the gridders won their Homecoming and Hatchet Trophy games. They also scored the most points in one contest when they destroyed Highland, 4lf6. The dark spot ot the season was their l4-7 loss to Murray. This cost them an unshared championship. Because ofthe tie between Central and Harding, a coin had to be flipped to delegate one team to the Twin City tilt. At this time Coach McDonald coined the phrase, l see it but l don't like it. Central won and went to the game with Minneapolis Roosevelt. Outstanding players were Jerry Trooien, Glenn Phillips, and Bob Frick who tied as top scorer. Also to be noted are linemen Bill Krismer, Steve Schmidt, Jim Tobritzhotencenter Jack Anderson and ends Gary Swangstue and Tim Patrow. l60 ' K f 8 M' T ' fi. Eq L V T .A: 5 1 1 ' .:. g ' ' B K . ff - -bgl if Q . 'Nu in k 5-. -f Nf-Q an s rdf 41 F 55 'E B SQ B .-: T. L if , 1. 8 .. ,L Qyi ,YL . Q 'Nu 15s R34 Row T, L io R: T. Low, J. Stucci, H. Mouer, T. Stedifeld, B. Leonurd, R. Bueitner. Row 2: T. Rowan, J. Anderson, B. Frick, L. Tofi, D. Finholi, F. Cornforih, S. Oberg, M. Melonder, Row 3: J. Klirnmek, J. Linn, B. Krismer, B. Ness, D. Fischer, J. Tobriiz- hofer, L. Schire, D. Hirie. QW? .1-ps. L pin. . Hifi ill , ' ':'1 2 if r '1'.3 rl VA . , can ifeiyf . '- , . H -ff -55 , 37 M T fr. B ' K 4 .,.... had P4 1 M ELET ' T gn ' v L 4 7 J L W iswfl 161 Mr. som The Edling, Mr. McDonald, Mark Duffy, ond e of his ieorn moies look expeciingly ot game in progress. Row l, L to R1 R. Lamprecht, D. Klett, H. Mauer, R. Krannich, M. Ferderer, S. Schmidt, G. Dudeck, R. Sweeny, C. Faini, P. Garcia, T. Anderson. Row 2: J. Kinsey, R. Kampter, K. Kruczek, D. Forsberg, W. Walther, J. Jacobson, D. Wilson, J. Winters, D. Harnish, B. Cairl, B. Buzay, J..loubert, C. Lamprecht, R. Reynolds, F, Mathew, G. Fuller, W, Pluto. Harding's rough and tumble wrestling team took the l9611-65 city crown with a 7-l record and placed third in the district meet. Although the year started with a rather'green team, the grapplers improved right along the season with every meet. Four seniors were stalwarts along with two iuniors. Mike Ferderer was undefeated along with Gene Dudeck. Baal Leonard and l'lankMauer also won several matches. Steve ' Schmidt and Fred Matthew will return next year with un- tarnished records. Stevewentthroughthedistrictand region meets to place second in the state. l Score Board Harding-24 Harding-37 Harding-22 Harding-32 Harding-39 Harding-29 Harding- l 9 Harding-3l Wrestlers Win City Title Mechanics-21 Washington-9 Murray-2 l Central-I4 Highland-lO Monroe-23 Humboldt-25 Johnson-I6 Mike Ferderer practices a hold on Gene Dudeck during a practice session. 162 WX'- 1 Couch D. Rosenquisi confers wiih co-cupfoins Gene Dudeck and HC1nkMcuer. Place Third in District Jim Kinsey ond Dove Klett practice moves on ihe mats. I63 lce-Knights Place Raw I, LTO R: J. Darmody, J. Humphrey, L. Fnerson, J. VonDelinde, B. Eng, D. Darmody, J. Slenger, R. Paiihoff, O. Abraham- son, Mr. Anderson. Row 2: J. iobrilzhoffei, R. Corba, J. Anderson, G. lnfelise, D. LaBore, P. Ekblad, B. Frick, R. VonDeIinde, A. Baumann, J. Chylracelc, J. Trooien, D. Lennarison. Harding- 6 Cenlral-I Harding-IO Highland-O Harding 2 Humboldf-I Harding l Murray-l Harding 2 Washingfon-3 Harding 5 Ceniral-I Harding O Johnson '41 Harding- I Humboldi-I Harding IO Highland-I H'arding 5 Murray-2 Harding 2 Monroe-2 Harding 7 Mechanics-O Harding 5 Washingfon-O Harding- I Johnson-8 During The region playoffs for The sTaTe TournamenT, Harding's hockey Team showed The skills ThaT coach And- erson TaughT Them all year. Afier easily downing Murray, They drew Washingion. During The game The Prexies led Harding 4-O, buT The KnighTs came back and won The overiime conTesT To win 6-5. Humboldf fell 3-O so arch-rival Johnson was The opponenl in The Region IV final. AfTer losing Jim Von Delinde and Jerry Trooien To injuries, Coach Anderson fell ThaT chances for fUrTher play were ruined. The Govies won afTer Jim and Jerry weni To The hospiTal for several sTiTches. 5 Jim Humphrey I64 A 6. N. Amari. Takes a shoT at The neT during The Highland game Third, Reach Region Finals The Big Three , Jim VonDelinde, Rod Vonllelinde, and Bob Frick, are caught in some neor the net action that made them the top three scorers. Under the direction ot their new coach, Mr, Richard And- erson, Harding's hockey team skated to a third place finish in the l961lf65 season, boasting a 941-3 conference record The Knights started out the year having a good number ot returning players and B squad prospects. However, atter injuries ot veterans John Humphrey and Orice Abrahamson, some rebuilding was needed. Marked improvement was s.hown in several games when the pucksters beat teams that had previously defeated them in the double round schedule. They also increased the margin of goals on the others. AllACity toreward Jerry Trooien, along with Bob Frick, Jim VonDelinde, and Rod VonDel.inde, who all rated honorable mention, proved to be very valuable by dominating most of the scoring. Goal tender DickDarmody, defenseman Al Baumann and Jim Humphrey also did well lor the team. All-City, All-Metropolitan, hockey ace, Jerry Trooien eludes an opponent in the Highland game. 165 Row l, L to R, D. McCormick, D. fanning, G. Nash, ft. Knight, M. Johnson, R. Sofia, S, Diaz, R. Filing. Row 2, D. Sinn, M. Vall, D. lischler, B. Anderson, A. Freitag,D.Claugherty, ll, Schroeder. Row 3: D. lanes, l. Swanner, L. Nelson, C Anderson, B. Michels, G. Bray, M. Costello, l. Stedtleld. Gymnasts Capture Eleventh Title Dave Lanning, who was second in free exercise, third on the horse, and fifth all-around, does a scissors onthe horse For the eleventh straight year, l'larding's Gymnastic team won the city championship by rolling up an impressive 240 points to second place Highland Parlds 92. Mr. Mike Kissell, whose teams have been champs since l955, was very pleased that his boys dominated the scoring in every event. The Musclemen, who took the first five places in all- around A class competition, also had several fine B class performances. Tom Swanner won the allearound, Bob Knight was first on the mats and went on to place fifth in the state meet, and Milt Johnson who was second in tum- bling and third on the horse. 166 E Tops all-around firsi in free exercise, and fliird on the high bar and tumbling, Dave Rodriguez does a hand slaiid on the parallel bars. Howie Schroeder shows part of his rouf line that got him second place on The Todd Sledifeld execules a one arm phlamge ah lhe bars. Todd was champ on the parallels and rings, ihird all-arouml, and fourlli on lhe high bar. rings, He alsawasfourlhonihe parallels X I V h and all-around, Flying Den Claugherty goes high, wide, and handsome as e does his fly-away. Denwonihehigh bar, second on lhe parallels and all-around. 167 Row l, L to R: W. Stoltzrnann, R. Hoen, S. Oberg, B. Krisrner, B. Ness, T. Law, R. Hinz. Row 2- Mr. Edling, J. Helgasori, B. uechner, G. Swangstue, J. Klimmek, J. Schmitz, T. Patrow, J. Linn, K. Henk. Cagers Battle to District Final SCOFG B00fd With Mr. John Edling as their new coach, the Basketball Harding-58 Mechanics-50 Harding-75 Murray-55 Harding-55 Washington-42 Harding-112 Central-66 Harding-68 Highland-53 Harding-53 Monroe-52 Harding-65 Humboldt-36 Harding-43 Johnson-44 Harding-44 Mechanics-63 Harding-7l Washington-42 Harding-58 Murray-56 Harding-66 Humboldt-67 team fought theirwaytoatieforthird in the city conference. The Knights went on then to play in the district final with conference champ Central who won the game and later advanced to the state tournament. Gary Swangstue was the leading scorer with John Schmitz a close second until an iniury slowed him. Gary was electf ed to the all-city first team and John to the second team. Jeff Klimmelc proved to be valuable in the district tourna- ment when Schmitz wasn't able to play. Junior starters Rick l-loen and Jim Helgason were often in double figures and should be good for next year's team. 168 'S i fa. 1 tv M1551 1 J 5 I ann- 234 QSHAZZ Harriers Look fo Rebuilding Season Q' ,Q ,,,.,..--J' Row l, L to R: R, Delmore, J. Kinsey, M. Giles, D. Nelson, B. Beikler. Row Q: T. Swanner, J. Jacobson, D. Pellegrini, D. Slombaugh, J. Baker. Row 3: l,Orne,S.Wasn1undl,D.Lanning. After placing only seventh in the conference standings, Coach Mike Kissell stated that next year would have to be a rebuilding season. Only one of the top five scorers will be returning next year, so there will be many places open for newcomers to the sport. Mike Giles who was the team's captain and leading runner, along with Duane Stomhaugh, Steve Was- mundt, and Dave Keeler will be missing when the harriers take lo the fields next fall. l70 Cross-country captain Mike Giles was named MostValuable by his team mates. With a third place in the city conference and ci third in the district meet, Harding's swimming team wrapped up the best swimming season ever re- corded forthe Knights. Coach Paul Green felt that his boys worked hard all season tryingto improvetheirtiming every meet. Don Nelson, Gary Synnott, Harry Braoten, Dan Selchow, Dick Peltier, and Dick Hoffman were the backbone of the squad, scoring the most points in individual and relay events. Mr. Green said that at the beginning ofthe year he wasn't too optimistic about the team's chances. ln fact, at on assembly he hailed them as very green, Mr. Green checks times with seniors Gary Synnolt and Dick Peltier Mermen Have Best Season Ever Q., 1 F... Qi , .-'ui it il all I' gs. K .,,.e. 1. 1' f 5 Row l, L to R: M. Then, R. Nellessen, G. Synnott, D. P eltier,D.Hoffmor1, R. Krueger, L. Fillion, H. Braaten. Row 2: C. Kenow, A. Reitzel, F. Cornforth, R. Steele, l. Steele, P. Ferrin, G. Bergman. Row 3: D. Selchow, D. Schell, D. Nelson, D. Wilcke, R. Voss, D. Olson, D. Miller, K. Peterson. Row A: B. Johanson, M, Sellman, S, Embertson, D. Witte, A. Lightbody, K. Johnson, R. Hoffman, R. Beikler, G. Olson, D. Miller. 171 Y M!! A laf ' ug f .,... f A 34.5 Asad Row l,Lto R: T,Beikler,E. Schultz, R. Sanchez, J. Cortez, T. Swanner, V. Marascui o on Row M Ferderer D Kee er B. Beikler, D. Schell, T. Sigstad, K.Michealson, J. Laslca, B, Alle, Row 3: R, Livingston A Baumann D Long S Wasmundt B Bursinger, D. Nelson, J. Baker, R. Pederson, M.Giles, J, Rucker. Row A: J. Linn D Hirte P Ekblad D Highberg S Schm t J,Klirnmek,Mr.Kissell,G.Campbell,J.Werner,J. Schmitz, B. Krismer, J. Meissner J Tobrltzho er Cindermen Place Second, Set Sights for After placing second to champion Central, the track team has higti hopes of beating them in the l965 season. There will be o good number otveterans returning because only two ot the top scorers graduated. l-larding's strength was well balanced in the running, weight, and field events. l'lurdlersBillKrismer,Al Baumann, and Jett Klimmek took a good share of the first, second, and third places while sprinters Bob Alle and Gary Campbell were among the best in the city. Weight men Dan Hirte, John Schmitz, Pete Ekblad, and Steve Schmitz battled all season tor the first place position. Jumpers and broad jumpers Dave Lang and Gary Campbell were increasing their distances at every meet. All ot these boys will be returning for the '65 season. Big Steve Schmitz shows form and power as he throws the discus. 172 fCV5lfQ1571Tffffdsfi3'55gf?.7J -V a.Wf,,l vA-, 1 , 1 f Tsllf JET 'J in, ,.,,. . 35 5 'M Up and over goes Earl Schullz as he warms up for The high iumping event. - bk 'H 'f - V G me, , h M , ,F , A A W l 1 1 ' My ,,,M.f-f A' ' l ,,,-+2- MM 47' I w il, , if v mi' Championship Neckund neck, knee lo knee, andfoollo fool are Jeff Klimmek, Al Baumann and Bill Krismer as they run The high hurdles, l l The lhree lop sho! pul men, John Schmitz, Pete Ekblad, and Dan Hirfe, Take pointers from each olher. 173 .Fifa ,,sT..,,J 113173 V pf 1 ,, K ,,..-,.f . ,.. 2 Q f 7 T ,,..,,, J ' ,,,,, ,. ,s J. 4,,, x K . X g I VV , V. yr, z W k:Vw,.,.:W,q lk' Row l,Lto R: D. Lobore, A. Cooper, C. Abrohomson, M. Duffy, G. Peterson, Row 2: G. VonDerBosch, S. Oberg, H. Brooten, F. Cornfodh, J. Anderson. Row 3: G. Hanson, B. SJOJJZVTICJFIFI, J. Helguson, J, Chywocek, D. Lennorfson, B. En g, Mr. Riizen. . -if Squad Sports Train Sophomores Row J, L to R: B.Buzoy,B. Pruden, B. Kouft, D. Hornish, J, Humphrey, D. Sinn, P, Enslin, G. Nash, C, Foini. Row 2: D. Miller, K. Kruczek, R. Rlwein, R, Heuer, W. Gardner, J. Hayden, R. Lomprechf, J. Muzurkiewicz, G. Mayen, Row 3: Mr. Virgin, G Bergman, B. Bushow, R. Steele, R. Chrisienson, D, WiTIe, G. Bclltes, T, Redding, M. Reyer, D. Ambourn, R. Kcrnpfer. I74 Row I, L to R: C. Erickson, W. Gardner, B. Rruden, D. Winger, T. Hernandez, R. Connolly, Row 2: Mr. Davis, L, Sande T. Brack, M. Sandberg, R, Heuer, P. Enslin, J. Martin, M. Peyer, D. Ambourn. The B squad sports system at Harding is a training program for the A teams. It consists ofthe four maior sports and is invaluable in a high school's athletic program. The B baseball team, formerly coached by Mr. Pitzen, has only been in existence for three years, but Harding has had three championships since it began in l962. The football squad, coached by Mr. Virgin, teaches the boys basic fundamentals and tries to develop a position specialty for each player. By the time the hockey tournamentcame around, Mr. Davis had developed several good prospects for next year's varsity team. A schedule of several conference and non-conference games gave Mr. Katz's basketball team the exe perience they will need for A squad tilts. For the Varsity Teams Row l, L to R: J. Welch, T. Foistad, D. Harnish. Row 2: Mr. Katz, D, Stoltzmann, W. Gilleland, R, Rhein, R, Raasch, L. Koon. Row 3: J. Hicks, D, Waczak, G, Behr, D, Bockert, Bill Kautt, 175 5 Row l, L to R: J. Volkerl, D. DuCharme, R, Meyer. Row 2: R. Yonez, D. Eissenger, D. DeFoe, D, McGrone, P. Boelter, Mr. Rossi, Golf Team Wins Four Victories for Harding With tive seniors leading the way, l-larding's Golf team had a tour and two record inthe city standings. The Knights beat Mechanics, Murray, Washington, and Humboldt. Dave McGrane and Pete Boelter were the top point get- ters. Dave was awarded the most valuable player trophy for his out-standing work. Other mernberswhoscored highly were Dan Eissenger, Dick Meyer, and Don DuCharme. Coach John Rossi talks golf procedure with John Volkert, 176 Netmen Place Third ln Best Season Harding's l964 Tennis team took a third place in the city conference standings to make this the best yearthey have ever had. Mr. Paul Bryan said that the team progressed well and he was sorry to see his best players graduate. He stated further that next season would definitely be a rebuilding one. A few outstanding players were Pat McLaughlin and Tom Abbett, who won the doubles championship, and top scorer Steve Knutson who was named most valuable by his team mates. Den Harnish poses for u pic- ture during a workout at the nets. if H Q X 'lm Vi' ff nf H-f 'l'Qz-my Row l,Lto R: D.Harnish,T. Abbett, P. McLaughman, S, Knutuson. Row 2: R. Colburn, R. Urban, M. Seidel, S. Oman, R. Spitz I77 Row l,Lto R: E.Webster,i, Law, D. Streich, B. Leonard, J, Humphrey, D. Salava. Row 2: G. Phillips, M. Boyer, D. Darrnody, D. Schwantes, R. Kielsa, D. Willis. Row 3: Mr.McDonaId,T.Roettger,J. Darmody,J.Trooien,G. Swangstue,l.Pa1row,J. Avoles. Conference Championship In Baseball After sharing the conference title for two years, Hard- ing's baseball team went through an entire season un- defeated and became soul possessor of the champion- ship. One of the outstanding efforts of the season came when the Knights defeated the top rank team in the state - Central. Pitcher Jerry Trooien wentall the way against Tom Boldt, Central's best pitcher. Score Board Harding-l7 Mechanics-2 Harding- 7 Wilson-3 Harding- 8 Murray-7 Harding- 6 Monroe-2 Harding- 4 Johnson-O Harding- 7 Humboldt-6 Harding- 2 Central-l A team within a team is a pitcher and his catcher. Here pitcher Gary Swarigstue sees catcher Don Willis for advice signals, and confidence Slide, Terry, slide! Showing how tricky it is coming home on a close play is Terry Trooien. The right move here can make the difference between scoring and going out, winning or losing. Dick Schwantes who batted .685, was named most valuable player and awarded the con- ference batting trophy. Glenn Phillips, and Don Willis congratulate Tim Patrowafter he hit a home run in the Wash- ington game. Note Mr. Edling in the far right ofthe picture. It was taken when he was coaching at Washington. 179 J S Cooperation, Ruies Combine All games ore governed by rules. 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Minnesota 777-7481 TAILORS Pete's Tailor Shop 852 East Seventh Street St. Paul, Minnesota 776-2022 TRANSFER AND STORAGE Hirte Transfer and Storage 745 East Third Street St. Paul, Minnesota 771-2532 TYPEWRITER COMPANIES East Side Typewriter Company 923 Payne Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota 771-2877 MISCELLANEOUS Sears and Roebuck 1670 White Bear Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota 774-6071 Student Index Abelson, David 31, 32,118,130 Abelson, Gary 32 Abrohomson, Orice 87,164,174 Abresch, Cheryl 97 Abresch, JoAnn 87 ' Adams, Angie 32,143 Aeziman, Candice 87,114,120,13I Agnew, Judy 87 Aguirre, Jesse 97 A Aguirre, Joe Aker, Rae Ann 87 Albertson, Walter 97 Albrecht, Myra 32,114,115,152 Alessi, Cary 32 Alessi, Sherry 32 Alexander, Carolyn 87 Alexander, Linda 97 Alle, Robert 87, 132, 160 Althoff, Richard 97 Altman, Donald 87 Alvarez, John 97 Ambourn, Dan 97,174,175 Amundson, Nancy 87 ,133 Anderson, A. 97 Anderson, Barb 87,114,115,143 Anderson, Bruce 97,166 Anderson, Charles 87 Anderson, Cheryl 32 Anderson, Dan 87 Anderson, David 82 Anderson, Dennis 87 Anderson, Dennis 97 Anderson, Gary L. 166 Anderson, Gary W, 32,111 Anderson,Jack87, 161,164,174 Anderson, Janet 87 Anderson, Jean 87 Anderson, Jerry Anderson, Marilyn 87 Anderson, Patricia 87, 114,121, 125 Anderson, Sheila 32 Anderson, Ted 97, 162 Anderson, Terry 97 Anderson, Thomas B7 Anger, Ann 87 Anger, Linda 32, 114, 115, 153 Anselment, David 97 Anzivino, Deb 87 Appleton, Carol 97 Arndt, David 32 Arneberg, Linda 96, 97 Arnold, Kathleen 87,127 Arrigoni, Emmaieon 87,144 Ascherman, Kathy 96,97 Asher, James 87,133 Astrup, Linda 87 Autio, Kenneth 32 Autio, RaeAnn 97 Axness, Sonia 97 Ayd, Marylou 97 Aydt, Rochelle 97 Babler, Emmett 87 Baierl, Jean 97 4 Baker, James 33,120,170 Bokke, Victoria 33 Bakken, Brendan 87 Bakken, Peggy 87 Bakken, Peter 97 Bull, Kathy 33, 113,121,122, 135,143 Ball, Mike 97 Baltes, Gerald 96, 97, 174 Barklind, Connie 97 Barrett, Cathy 33 Barrett, Coni 97 Barrett, Robert Barron, Melissa 97 Bartel, Barbara 33,133 Bartels, Janice 97 Bartizal, Mary Bartlett, Richard 87 Bartz, Lindo 87 Basques, Frances Basques, Marcella 97 Bateman, Larry 33 Bauer, David 87 Bauer, Deborah 97 Bauer, Margaret 31, 33, 114,121,132, 134 Baumann, Al 33, 111, 113,130,131, 132, 135 160, 164 Baumann, Lanny 87 Baxter, Jeannine 97 Beards, K. 97 Beards, Mary Jane 87 Bearl, Robert 87 Beccue, Rita 33,111,114,115,125 Becker, M. 87 Behr, George 97 Behr, Margaret 97, 175 Beikler, Robert33,170, 171,172 Belden, Virginia 118 Bell, Linda 97,127 Benedum, Kathy 87,131,132 Bennewitz, Jane 34 Bennewitz, Joan 97 Benshooi, David 87,111,118 Benson, Dianna 97 Berg, Peggy 97 Bergman, Glenn 97,171,174 Bergup, Cathy 97 Bernard, Judi 87 Berndt, Bruce 97 Berthiaume, Cheryl 97 Berthiaume, David Beseth, Donald 87 Bianga, Linda 87 Bibeau, James Biedler, Judy 97 Bielefeldt, Gary 87,119 Biever, John 34 Bilderback, Judith 97 Birchem, Gloria 97 Bischoff, Linda 87,114,121,125 Blair, Kathy 87 Blaisdell, Mark 87 Blakely, Bonnie 34,114,152 Bland, Richard 87,119 Blazovich, Phillip 87 Blin, Marge 97 Blodgett, Rose 97 Bloom, Jeannin 86, 87 Bluth, Colleen Bluth, Paulette 31,34, 114, 133,144 Bly, Phillip 97 Bly, Randy 87 Bobrowski, Barb 34, 114, 115, 121 152 Bockert, Bob 87 Bockert, Don 96, 97, 175 Bodsberg, Pat 87 Bofenkamp, Mike 34 Bohn, Linda 97 184 125, 139, Boleen, Diane 87,133 Bongard, Victoria 82 Bonin, Colleen 87, 143 Bonn, Craig 87 Bonora, Linda 97,120 Borchardt, Janet 97, 127 Bostrom, Janice 97 Boucher, Gary 34 Bowman, Kristin 87,1l1,114, Boyer, James Boyer, Marilyn 97 Boyer, Russell 87 Boyle, Marilyn 97 Braaten, Harold 87,171,174 Brock, Daniel 34 Brack, Thomas 97,175 Bracke, James 31 , 34, 131 , 13 Bracken, Charles 97 Bracken, Ken 34 Bradford, Dennis 35 Bradshaw, Rosalind 35 Braham, Allen 97 Brandeman, David 87 120 3 Brondvold, Sherry 35,114,142 Brann, Stephen 97 Brant, Verna 35 Branum, Dennis 97 Branum, Katherine 87,111 Bratvold, Linda 98,133 Bray, Frank 98 Bray, George 87,166 Bremer, Edward 35 Brihn, Paul 87 Bringle, Daniel 98 Bringle, Delores Brinkman, Jim 35 Brissan, Dianne 87,125 Broadhead, Jenniter 87 Brockway, Bruce 35,120,131, Brockway, Kenneth 98 Broecker, Gerald 98,111 Brokl, Janet 35 Brown, Connie 88 Brown, Craig 98 Brown, Kristin 98 Brown, Robert 98 Browning, Robert 98 Brueggemon, William 88,119 Brummer, Janice 98 Bruno, Janice 98 Bruno, Karen 31 , 35, 114, 115 Bryant, Terrianne 96, 98 Brzoska, Robert 98 Bucher, Gregory 88 Bucher, Mary 98 Buechner, Bob 88,168 Buettner, Cathy 35 Buettner, Richard 88,161 Buhl, Mike 35 Burback, Jack Burback, Jill Burdick, Robert 35 Burdine, Emily 88,133 Burns, John 36 Burns, Richard 98 Burns, Thomas 88 Bursinger, Thomas 36 Bush, Cindy 88,114,120 Bushaw, Robert 96, 98, 174 Buttler, Bruce 88 Button, Pamela 98 Buzoy, Paul 162, 174 Buzoy, Robert 99 132 Bverly, Keith 36,l14,152,154,155 Bystrzycki, John 88, 111 Cairl, Bruce 88,162 Caldwel l, Jon 99 Campbell, Gary 37,160 Campbell, Georgia 88,133 Capocasa, Christine 88, 127 Carbone, LaVonne 99 Carle, Janet 36 Carlson, Dick 36 Carlson, Don 88 Carlson, James 88 Carlson, Judy 99 Carlson, Kathy 88 Carlson, Nancy 99 Carlson, Richard 88 Carlson, Susan 99 Carlson, Thomas 88 Carney, Terry 88 Carr, Jennifer 88,142 Carr, .lohn 88 Carrick, Glenice 36,114,115 Cartwright, Karen 36 Carvelli, Janice 36 Casey, Larry 88 Casey, Mike 88 Casey, Patricia 99 Cavegn, Judy 99 Chandler, Diane 88 Chaput, Lynn 37 Charpentier, Dan 99 Charpentier, Kathy 99 Charpentier, Shirley 37,133 Chenoweth, Bette 37,114,115 Cherry, Margaret 88 C. .ry, Raymond 99 Chevrette, Aurore 99 Chevrette, Ken 37 Chicone, Celeste 31,37,114, 142,143 Chicane, Sandra 88 Christen, Cathleen 99 Christensen, Miles 37 Christensen, Sharon 88,111,122,123 Christensen, Shirley 88 Christenson, John 99 Christenson, Rag 99,133,174 Christenson, Sharon 31,37, 111, 114 Christian B. 88 Christiansen, Beverlee 99 Christopherson, Karen 37 Chytracek, Jon 88,164,174 Cichomski, Lucian 37 Clark, Verna 88, 112, 114,125, 127 Claugherty, Dennis 166, 167 Clausen, Charles 88 Clausen, Linda 86, 88,142 Clemens, Bonnie 99 Cobb, H. 99 Cohoon, Donald 88 Cole, Ray 88 Colburn, Robert 88, 177 Collinghom, Nancy 86, 88,144 Collins, Colleen 37,118 Collins, Jeanette 37 Collins, Linda 99 Condon, Colleen 38,133 Connolly, Robert 99, 174 Conwell, Roland 38 Cooke, Jean 38, 114, 119,133 Cooper, Arlan 88, 174 Cooper, Sharon 99 Corbo, Janice 38 Corbo, Ronald 88, 160, 164 Cornfarth, Fred 88,121,123,161,171,174 Cortez, Betty 99, 118 Cortez, James 86, 88, 172 Costello, Ann 99 Costello, Bill 88 Costello, Marty 31, 38,121,122,123,153,166 Costello, Tom Castigan, Constance 88 Castigan, Sara 99 Courtney, Kathy 99 Courtney, Pat 38 Craig, Alan 88 Crosby, John 38 Crow, Candy 31,38,111, 131, 132, 139 Cummings, Greg 88 Curtis, Robin 38 Cylkowski, James 99 Dahl, Richard 88,120 Dahlstram, Donald 88,133 Daley, Michael 88 Danielson, Barbara 99 Daniski, Alexis 99 Darby, Michael 88 Darmody, James 99, 111, 164, 178 115,125, Duffy, Mark 88, 160, 174 DuFresne, Susann 99,127 Dumer, Diane 88,133 Dumond, Terry 99 Dunbar, Linda 99 Dunsmore, Richard 40 DuPre, Candace 99 Duxbury, Linda 89 Dyrda, Joe 99 Dyrda, Kathy 40 Dyrda, Sandy 89 Ebensperger, Jacquelyn 41 Eberhardt, Douglas 99 Eberhardt, E. 99 Ebert, Linda 41,118 Ebert, Nancy 99 Ebertz, John Ebertz, Sue 87,118 Darmody, Richard 38,111,134,16O,164,178 Darst, Larry 38 Davidsen, Karen 31, 38, 114,115, 152 Davis, Earl 99 Davis, James 99 Davis, Thomas 39 Day, Michael 39 DeBace, Nancy 39 DeFoe, Daniel 39, 130 Degidio, Diana 88 DeLaMartre, Bob 99 Delee, David 39 DeLisi, Charles 88 DeList, Judy 39,111,143 Delmore, Bob 99,170 Demel, Sue 99 DeNucci, Linda 39 DeVinney, John 88 Dewall, Patricia 88, 127 DeWitt, Carol 88 Diaz, Lynda 39 Diaz, Steven 99,166 DiGiusto, Linda 99 Digre, Carlis 88,133 Dike, Paul 99 Dike, Paula 88 Dillion, J. 99 Dillon, John 99 Dochniak, Suzann 39 Doehling, Elizabeth 99 Domonkos, Ann 96, 99 Domonkos, John 39 Donahue, Donna 40,152 Dorff, Dennis 99 Douglas, Robert 88 Downey, Bonnie 99 Downs, Patrick 40 Drost, Kenneth 88 DuBois, Nancy 40 Duce, Allen 40 Dudding, Bruce 88 Dudding, Linda 99 Duclding, Joy 88 Dudeck, Gene 40,162,163 Duell, James 88 ' Duffy, John 40 185 Edberg, Donald 41 Edberg, Linda 89 Edens, Cathy 41,130 Edmonds, Jeffrey 99, 133 Edwards, Linda 41,118 Ehnstrom, Dan 42 Ehret, Merrie 41 Ehrhardt, Joyce 41 Ehrle, Carol 41, 133 Ehrle, Kathleen 41,114,115 Ehrman, Dan 89 Ekblad, Peter 41, 112, 131,132,160, Elgaard, Cheryl 41,114,115,121,125 Eliasen, Roger 41 Elledge, Keith 42 Elm, Nancy 89 Elwell, Cristine 99 Embertson, Steve 99,171 Emery, Cheryl 99 Emmeck, Sharon 42 Enerson, Larry 89,160,164 Eng, Robert 89, 164 Engstrom, Dennis 131 Engquist, Laurae 42 Enslin, Michael 42, 111, 130, 174, 175 Enslin, Pat 99 Erichsen, John 99 Erickson, Bob 89 Erickson, Carl 99, 175 Erickson, Jill 99, 127 Ericson, John 89 Ericson, Tom 42 Erskine, Pam 31,42, 114,130,142 Eschboch, Richard 89,131,133 Esparza, Mary 99 Etter, Rita 42 Etter, Thomas 99 Evans, David Evans, Donna 89,130 Evers, Dale 100 Evers, Vernon 89 Everson, Lynne 89, 127 Fagen, LeAnn 100 Faini, Clark 100, 162, 174 Falls, Pamela 42,114,120,131, 132 Falls, Warren 89,131,133 Farvour, Maryann 100 Fatticci, John 89 Felberg, Harold100 Felipe, Emiliano 89 Ferderer, Michael 42, 160, 162 Fernlund,Vicki43,111, 114,121,125 Ferrin, Patricia 100 Ferrin, Patrick 89, 171 Fillion, Loren 89 Finholt, David 89,161 Fischer, Dick 31 , 43, 113, 135, 161 Fischer, Linda 43, 142 Fitzgerald, Barbara 100 Flagstad Flaherty , Linda 31, 43, 122, 123, 139,142 ,Mary 100 Flaherty, Patricia 43 Fleming, Kathleen 100 Fletcher, Dan 43 Fletcher, Jeffrey 89 Fletcher, Sue 100 Flodine, Mike 81 Floria, Cheryl 89, 114 Florin, Kathleen 43,142,144,152 Flowers, Pearl 100 Fogle, Donald 43,130 Foley, Fred 89 Foley, Linda 89 Foley, Michael 100 Fonstad, Mary 43, 115, 122, 123, 130, 131 132,152 Glass, Pamela 90 Gleason, Gary 44 Gleason, Patricia 100 Glenn, Charlotte 90,114 Glinnon, Patrick Glocknef, Barb 44, 114, 135, 143 Glockner, Darcy 90 Gobely, Deborah 44 God1fey,R115 45, 112, 113,144 Goemer, Michael 45 Goetz, Sue 45,114,115 Gomez, Bob 100 Gomez, Gloria 45,114,115 Gooch, Nancy 90 Gorman, Mary Lou 45,121,122,123 Gorr, Barbara 45 Grabowski, Jane 100 Grans, Steve 45 Gravink,Jo100,127 Green, Diane 100 Greene, Kenneth 90 Greene, Susan 90 Greer, Connie 100, 111, 120 Griffin, Jim Harnish, Dennis 47, 131,133,162,174,175 177 Harnish,Don100 Harper, Nancy 100 Harrington, Alice 100, 111 Harrington, Cathy 47,115,133,143 Harrington, Jane 47 Harrington, Louise 100, 127 Harris, Bruce 90 Harris, Cindy 100 Harris, Pam 90 Harrison, Jeanne 96,100 Harrison, Linda 90 Hartung, Ed 100 Hathaway, Lyden 100 Hathaway, Maureen 100 Haroldstein, H. 100 Haugen, John 90 Hayden, John 100 Hayden, Mary Jo 47,114 Hayne, Paul 100, 174 Hazen, Laurie 47, 114, 115, 120, Hazlett, Wesley 100 Hebert, Jeanne 47,114,115 Heidenreich, Keith Fredrickson, Gregory 100 Farnell, Don 64 Forsberg, Doug 100, 162 Forsberg, Linda 89,133 rmnzwu, Cathy 31,43,111,143 Henderson, Freitag, Al 89, 167 Frick, Robert43,134,161,164,165 Frisk, Ran Fritsch, Ted 89 Griffin, Pat 100 Griffith, David 100 Grisell, Lynn 100 Grisell, Steve 45 Grohoski, Gary 90 Grue, Barbara 90 Grue, Diane 100 Grue, Rosemary Grundy, Don 90 Heinze, Terrell 90 Heitzman, Dorothy 48 Heitzman, Esther 48,114,115,120 Heitzman, Jeanne 100 Helgason, Jim 90,160,168,174 Henderson, Henderson, Bonnie 48,114,133 Curtice 90, 133 Henderson, Joyce 90 Ross 90 Guider, Mike Fritz, Gr eg 89 Fritz, Rebecca 89 Fritz, Rose 43 Fritz, Sharon 100 Froistad, Tom 100, 175 Frommer, William 100 Fuller, Greg 100, 162 Fuller, Mary 89 Fuller, Rita 100 Gabler, Dan100 Gagliardi, Barb 44,111, 131,133 Gagliardi, Celeste 89, 125 Gagliardi, Judith 31 , 44,133 Gc1gner,Linda 89 Galash, Bonnie 89 Gangl, Virginia 89 Garay, Carlos 90 Garay, Lydia 100 Garay, Ricardo Garcia, Peter 90,162 Gardell, Janet 90 Gardner, Wayne 100, 174, 175 Garritson, Shirley 44 Grzywinski, Cindy 143 Guardini, James Guider, Jim Guilford, Cheryl 46, 111, 113, 144 Gumatz, Janice 100 Gund, Trudy 90 Gustafson, Douglas 46 Haag, Valerie 90 Hagel, David 90 Hagen, Cheryl 31, 46,130 Hagen, Dennis 46,130 Hagen, Roger 46 Haider, Gary 100 Haider, James 90 Henk, Keith 90,168 Henrichs, Sharon 100 Herber, Linda Herd, Daniel 48 Hermanson, Kirsten 100 Hernandez, Angela 48,133 Hernandez, Tom 100,175 Heroux, Ardell 48 Herron, Lynn 101 Hesley, James 101, 111 Heuer, Joyce 90 Heuer, Ron101,174,175 Hexum, Carole 101, 127 Heywood, Johnny 101 Hicks, Jeff 101, 175 Highberg, Barb 48,152 Haider, Ronald 46,153 Hald, Barbara 49 Hold, Nancy 100 Hull, Julie 46 Hall, Lawrence 90 Hall, Susan 90 Hamer, David 46 Hammergren, Judy 100, 127 Highberg, David 48 Hinds, Patricia 48 Hines, Kevin 90 Hines, Patrick 48, 114, 130, 168 Hines, Patti 48 Hinrichs,Linda101 Hinrichs, Potty 90 Hintze, Anna Marie 90,114,142 Gear, David 100 Geiger, Daniel Geiger, Geraldine 100 Geiger, Timothy 44 George, Douglas 86, 90 Gerard, Mary 44 Gerard, Yvonne 100 Germann, Janet 44, 114, 121, 130, 152 Gervais, Dennis 90 Gibbons, Claudia 44 Gibson, Dan Giesler, Gary 90 Giesler, Les 100 Giles, Mike 44, 131, 133, 170 Gilleland, Wayne 96, 100, 175 Hammond, Gary 100 Hammond, Jeffrey 46 Hancock, Edward 90, 152 Hancock, Patricia 31, 46,114,115 Hume, Nancy 46,111,1l4,115,152 Hanley, Colleen 90,133 Hanley, Joan 47 Hansen, Richard 47, 130 Hanson, Gregg 90,174 Hanson, Mary 47,114,143 Hanson, Robert 96, 100 Hardy, David 47 Hardy, Gloria 100 Harken, Bob 90 Harken, Steve 100 186 Hintze, Ernest 48 Hinz, Jeanne 49,121,132 Hinz, Ran 90 Hippe, Judith 49 Hirte, Daniel 49, 112, 113, 161 Hoban, Becky 101 Hochmuth, Bonnie 101 Hochmuth, Patricia 90, 133 Hoelzel, Paul 49 Hoemke, Robert 101 Hoen, Richard 90,168 Hoerchner, Lee 86, 90 Hoeschen, Kathy 90 Hoffmann, Richard 90 Hoffmann, Robert 101, 171 4 Kastens, Judy 91 Hofford, Diane 101 Hogan, Mary 86, 90, 114, 139 Hogan, Shirley 90,133 Hoium, Kathleen 101, 127 Holm, James 49 Holmberg, Linda 101 Holmgren, Janice 101 Holt, James 101 Holt, Ronald 31, 49 Holter, Bruce 90 Holter, Shirley 101 Holweger,Lila101,111 Hoppe, Cheryle 49 Hatch, Rick 50, 160 Houghton, Denise 90,114,118, 125 Houle, Marilyn 90 Houle,Sherilyn101 House, John 50 Hovde, James 50,130 Hubal, Marilyn 90 Huber, Charles Huber, Janice 101 Huberty, Bill 90 Huebner, Genevera Hueman, Judy 101 Huffman, Taunya 50 Huffmeier, Lynn 50,111,115,1 Huffmeier, Terry 96,101 Hughes, Linda Ann 101 Humphrey, Doug 90 Humphrey, Jim 101 Humphrey, John 50, 130, 164, Humphreys, Craig 50 Humphreys, Daniel 50 Hunt, Claudia 101, 111 Hunt, Diane 50 Hurley, Erma 50,144 Hurtley, Bruce 90 Husnick, Benny 51 Hustak, Eleanor 90 Husted, Carol 51, 118 lnfelise, Gene 51,114,164 lrestone, Keith 90 lsaacson, Steve 96, 101 Iverson, Douglas 51,131,133 Jablonski, Jerry 101 Jablonski, Kathy 51 Jackle, John 90 Jackson, Harry 101, 111 Jackson, James 51 Jacobs, Elizabeth 90 Jacobson, James 101, 162, 170 Jacobson, Kathryn 101 Jaeger, Steve 101 Jager, Nancy 101 Jahn, Pam 90,133 Jamieson, Heather 51,152 Janowski, Jeanna 101 Jans, Marie 90 Jara, John 90 Jasperson, Bruce 101 Jass, Paul 130 Jeanson, Christine 90 Jeanson, David 101 Jeffers, Sharon 101 Jentink, Robert 101 Jensen, Heidi 101 Jensen, Judy Jensen, Laura 90 Jeska, Albert 101 34, 144 174,178 Jessen, Mary 57 Jetzke, Dave 91 Jirovec, James 51,132,160 Jirovec, Janet 51 Johanson, Blair 91,121,171 Kern, Barbara 91 Kieffer, Jean 102 Kielsa, Susan 91,144 Killeen, Tim 102 Kincheloe, Carol 53, 152, 155 King, John 53 King, Sandy 54 Kinsey, Jim 54,162,163,170 Kirkwood, Bill 102 Kivel, Patricia 102 Kiellberg, Margie 102 Klabunder, Bill Klas, Janet 91 Klasinski, Irene 91 Klein, William 91 Klemm, Lois 102 Klemm, Robert 54 Klett, David 54,162,163 Klimmek, Jeff 54, 111, 161, 168 Klinkhamer, George 102 Klos, Ken 54 Knight, Robert 102 Knoll, Janis 102 Knoll, Nancy 54,111,121,133 Knowles, Barbara 54, 114, 115 139 Knutson, Jerome 102 Knutson Norman 91 Knutzen Michael 91 Knutzen, Susan 102 Koch, Rose 102 Koehler, Craig 91 Kohls, Sandra 54 Kohn, Judy 91 Kolb, Jim 102 Kolodzieiski, Tom 102 Komro, Sharon 91 Kong, Jean 91 Koon,Llwellyn102,175 Koppy, Marilyn 102 Kostohryz, Frances Kowarsch, Dennis Johnsen, Linda 101 Johnson, Brent 52, 122 Johnson, Charles 101 Johnson, Cherrie 51 Johnson, Connie 51 Johnson, Darlene 52,120 Johnson, David 52,130 Johnson, Douglas 101 Johnson, D. 91 Johnson, Gary L. 52 Johnson, Gary M. 52 Johnson, Gary W. 91 Johnson, Gregory 101 Johnson, Joanne 91 Johnson, Julie 102 Johnson, Kathleen 91 Johnson, Keith 52,122 Johnson, Kenneth 102 Johnson, Linda L. 91, 114 Johnson, Linda S. Johnson, Margaret 52 Johnson, Mary E. 102 Johnson, Mary K.102 Johnson, Mike 102 Johnson, Milton 52 Johnson, Nancy J. 102 Johnson, Nancy S. 91 , 114 Johnson, Phil 53 Johnson, Richard 91 Johnson, Robert 91 Johnson, Roberta Johnson, Roger 102 Johnson, Roy 102 Johnson, Sandy 53,114,115,139 Johnson, Steve 91 Johnson, Steve R. 102 Johnson, 1arrel 102 Johnson, Tom 53 Johnson, William 53 Johnston, Mike 51 Jones, Douglas 102 Jordan, John 102 Jorgensen, Douglas 91 Jorgensen, Ralph 1021 Joseph, Caroline 102 Josephson, David 91 Joubert,John 102,162 Juaire, Barry 91 Judkins, Allen 91 Judkins, Arnold 91 Juhnke, Mary 91 Juhnke, Michael 102 Julian, Bob 102 Kafka, Linda 102 Kalland, Darrel 91 Kampfer, Lynne 53,120 Kampfer, Richard 102, 162, 174 Kasal, Suzanne 102,127 Kasse, Edward Kautt, William 102, 133, 174, 175 Keeler, Dave Keithly, Patricia 53,114,118 Keller, Barbara 53 Kemski, Dove 53 Kennedy, Phyllis 53,114,130,139 Kenow, Charles 53,111,171 187 Kramer, Diane 91,132 Kronnich, Richard 91,153,162 Krismer, BilI54, 133, 161,168 Krismer, Mory 91 Krogstad, Leroy 102 Kroll, Jim 91 Kroll, John 91 ,118,133,139 Kromschroeder, Janis 91, 112, 114, 121,127 Kruczek, Klaus 102, 162, 174 Krueger, Dale 91,1l1,12l,122,123,139 Krueger, Richard 102,171 Kuball, Sandra 54 Kuehn, L. William 91 'Kuehnl, A154 Kuenzli, Lawrence 102 Kunz, Joan 91 Kurkoski, Linda 102 Kurkoski, Mary 55 Kuschel, Gordon 91 Kusz, Christine 91 Kuyack, Jane 91 LoBore, Danny 91,174 LaDoucer, Richard 91,119 Lamb, Maureen 91 Lamb, Phyllis Lamprecht, Charles 91,162 Lamprecht, Ron 102,162,174 Lander, Bruce 102 Landgraf, Susan 55, 120 Laney, Douglas 55 Lang, Dave 55 Lange, Joan 55 Lange, John 55 Lange, Sandi 103 Lanning, Dave 91,120,170 Lanquist, Donna 55 Larsen, Terry 91 Larson, Nadine 103 Lasure, Andrew LaVallie, Barbara 55,112,114, Laven, Judy 55,114 Law, Karel 91, 128, 143 Law, Karen 91,143 Law, Sandra 56 Law, Terry 56,161,168 Layer, Leonard 56 Layer, William 103 Leach, Dennis56 Leary, James LeClaire, Gary 103 LeClaire, Rodney 56,133 Lee, Pat 56 Lee, Thomas 56 Lefevre, Brenda 91 Lefevre, Colleen 103 Lehman, Richard 91 Leister, Gail 56, 127 Leko, Patty 103 Malmgren, Joyce 59,130 LeMay, Allen 103 LeMay, Donna 91,133 LeMay, Diane 91 LeMire, Janice 103 LeMire,Jolene 91 LeMire, Julie 103 Lemke, Renee 103 Lennartson, Douglas 91,174 Lennartson, Sharon 103 Leonard, Lynda 57 Leonard, Robert 161 LeRoux, Harold 103 Leslie, Linda 91,114,115,142 Lessar, Mary 91,133,142 LeVake, Gene 103 Lewis, Diane 57 L'Heureux, Richard 103 L'Heureux, Rosanne 57 L'Heureux, William 92 Lightbody, Aruther 92, 171 Lilieblad, Richard 92 Lindberg, Marjorie 92,133 Linde, David 57, 119,130, 155 Linde, Tom 103 Lindgaard, Sandra 57, 143 Lindroth, Larry 57, 114 Lindroth, Pam 103 Lindquist Dennis 57 Lindquist Edwin 92 Lindquist, Eileen 103 Lindquist, R. Bob 57, 120, 154 Linehan, Fred 103 Linehan, Richard 57 Linke, Barb 103 Linke, Mike 57 Linke,1'om 103 Lipps, C. 103 L1nn,J1m 92,161,168 Little, Eileen 57 Livingston, Dennis 58 Livingston, James 82 Livingston, John 58 Lloyd, Christine 92,132 Loe, June Loken, Dianne 58 115,135,139 Loken, Joyce 103 Long, Kathleen 103 Lotz, Margorie Lotzer, Cynthia 58,130 Lowell, Jane 58, 114,118, 153 Lucente, Marlane103 Luethy, Larry 92 Lundeen, Russell 103 Lundquist, Steve 58 Lunefski, Larry 103 Lunzer, Patrick 92 McGeehan, Jackie 114, 127 McGeehan, Terry 103 McGinn, Margaret 103, 120 McGrath, John 60 McKenna, Danny 92 McKinnon, Nancy 103 McLaughlin, Ginger 60,114,130 McLaughlin, Pam 103, 121 McLaughlin, Peggy 60,132,142,177 McMonigal ,Daniel 62 McMonigal, Larry 103 Lyk, James Lyk, Patricia 103 Lynch Chris 103 Lynch, Jennifer 92,145 Lynch, John 58 Lynch Kathy 92 Lyons, Patricia 58 Lysne Linda 92 Maas, Stephen 103 Mackenroth, Richard 58, 130 MacRae, Dawn 103 Madsen, Sally 103 Maggi, Kathy 92,133 Magnuson, Annmuree 58 Magnuson, Joe 92,133 Magnuson, John 103 Maieske, Corrine 103, 111 Maieski, David 59 Maki, Mary 92,143 Malm, James 103 Manthey, J. 103 Malmberg, John 59 Maltby, John 59,119 Mandel, Timothy 92 Madnell, Pamela Manning, Tom 61 Manske, Larry Manske, William 92 Manteuffel, Shirley 59,133 Manthey, James 92 Marik, Charles 92 Marson, Mark 103 Martin, James 103 Martin, Jim 59 Martin, Shirley Martino, Daniel 92 Martinson, Barbara 103 Martinson, Gary 59 Martinson, Michele 59 Masloski, Craig 59 Massucci, Russ 59 Mathew, Frdd 92,162 Mattison, Mike 92 Mauer, Hank 59, 161, 163, 177 Maxey, Timothy 60 Mayen, Greg 103,174 Mazurkiewicz, Jim 103,174 Mazzaro, Jeannette 92 McAlpine, Mary 92,133 McCabe, JoAnn 103 McClellan, Jolene 92 McCloskey, Cheryl 60, 133 McCloskey, Gloria 92, 127 McCormick, Donald 103 Mccoy, Kathy so, 111, 130, 139 McCrary, Patricia 60, 142 McDermott, Kenneth 92 McDonald, Larry 60 McFarland, JoAnn 103 McGee, Joke 92,119 188 McNaughton, Sharon 103 McNaughton, Sue 92 McNeill, Don 103 McPhillips,Linda103 McVeigh, Rob 103 Mee, Joy 60,152 Meis, Gary 60 Meissner, Deborah 103,111 Meissner, Lynda 60 Meissner, Tim 60 Melander, John 92,161 Melby, Janet 61 Meline, Nancy 103 Mellom, Carol 92, 121, 122, 123 Menier, Nancy 92,133,142 Mensing, Donald 103 Meryhew, Nancy 92,115,142 Messina, Sandra 61 Metcalf, Christine 92,131,132 Metraus, Linda 92, 145 Meyer, Bill 103 Meyer, Clifford 92 Meyers, Dorene 61 Meysembourg, Gerald 61 mbourg, Tom 103 Meyse Michels, Bill 92 Michels, Bob Mielke,Jane103 Mielke, Joan 61,131,133 Miler, Gary 92, 121, 122,123 Miller, A.Jeonine Miller, Carolyn 92,133 Miller, David 103 Miller, Dennis 103 Miller, Gregory 92 Miller, KorIene103 Miller, Ken 103 Miller, Richard 61,130,133 Miller, Rod 92,133 Miller, Suzanne 61, 114, 115,121 Miller, Sylvia 62 Milligan, Craig 92,111 Mincher, Joe 92 Minelli, Mark 92 Miranda, Sal 62 Mitchell, Bruce 104 Mitchell, Kathryn 62, 133 Mulkern, Tom Mullan, Peggy 104 Mullin, Janice 63,114,132 Munger, Jill 104 Munger, Steve 82 Munson, Mary 63,92 Murnane, Mary Kathy92,111,114 Murphy Murphy Linda 92 Murphy, Robert 92 Murphy, Rose 63 Murray, Leona 104 Murray, Robert Myers, Judy 92 Myers, Norman 63 0 Mortensen, Kathleen Mitzuk, David 92,111, 118,135 Mohs, Linda 92 Moline, Pat 62 Montpetit, Linda 114, 133 Moore, Dennis 62 Moreland, Lynn 62,131,132 Moreland, Mary Ellen 92 Morelli, Annette 104, 142 Morelli, George 92 Moreno, Joe 62,118 153,154 Morton, Philip 92 Moseng, Kathleen 104, 118 Mrozinski, Tom 62 Mudrick, Karen 104 Mueller, Charles 104 Mueller, Linda 92 Mueller, Sue 62 Nurlock, Corrine 104 Nash,Gary 104,118,174 Nash, Nancy 92,114 Olsen, Susan 104 Olson, Barbara A. 93 Olson ,Barbara M. 64 Olson, Bonnie 64,145 Olson, David K. 104, 111 Olson, David M1104 Olson, Dianna 93,120 Olson, Greg 93 Olson, Mary 65 Olson, Sandra 104 Peterson, Julie 93,119,133,143 Peterson, Keith 118,171 Peterson, Kenneth 120 Peterson LaVonne 93 Peterson Lois 66 Peterson, Lynn 105 Peterson, Paul 66 Peterson, Sandra 67,114,1l5, Peterson, William 67 Petrasek, Jim 67,130 Pettee, Kay 93 Nast, Patricia 63,111,112,114,121,123,139, 142 Navarro, Connie 92,133 Neid, Jackie 63 Nellessen, Rick 104, 170 Nelsen, Douglas 92 Nelson, Clarence 92 Nelson, Dan 63 Nelson, Darrell 63 Nelson, Dennis 63 Nelson, Gary 63,118 Nelson, Jeff 92 Nelson, Jim 104 Nelson, Joyce 92 Nelson, Kenneth Nelson, Lindo 104 Nelson, Luverne 104 Nelson, Margaret 93, 133 Nelson, M. 93 Nelson, Marie 104 Nelson, Nancy 93,111 Nelson, Neil 104 Nelson, Paul L. 64,114,130 Nelson, Paul R. 64 Nelson, Trudy 104 Ness, V. Brock 93, 128,161,168 Raabe, Robin 94 Nestor, Laura 104 Neumann, Jan 64,121,143 Neumann, Donna 104 Newman, Michael 64, 122, 123 Nielsen, Nancy 64 Nielsen, Sue 104, 127 Nieman, Jim 64,120 Niewinski, Lenita 93 Nilan, David Noeker, John 93 Noga, David 93 Nogelmeier, Sue 93 Nordby, Carol82, 130 Nornes, Craig 104 Nost, Bonnie 104 Novak, Richard 104 Nyman,Donna104 Oakey, Bruce 64 Oberg, James 104 Oberg, Scott 93, 133, Och, Ge rald 104 O'Connor, Mark 64 Oczak, Donna Oleson, William 93 161, tba, 1 74 Oman, Steve 93, 111,160,177 O'Neill, Mary 93 Opitz, Rita 82 Opp, Alice Orc'utt, Darlene 104 Orlando, Betty 65 Orlando, John 104 Orne, Thomas 93,170 Ostrum, Vivian 65 Otlo, Cliff 93 Overby, Robert 104 Page, Mark 65, 120, 122, 123, 131 Palecke, Pauline Palmen, Terry 104 Palumbo, Mary 104 Palumbo, Penni 105 Pankratz, Pantelis, James 65,130 JoAnn Pariseau, Larry 65 Pariseau, Steve 105 Paul, R. 105 Parke, Ju ne 93, 127 Parson, Colleen 65,114,120 Parson, William 105 Patrow, T imothy 65,160,168 Paulsen, Alan 65 Paulsen, Shirley 93 Pavlick, T Peaslee, Peaslee, Peaslee, Pederson Pederson Peerson, Pellegrin Pelletier, homas 93 David 65,121,123,153 Donald 65,153 Harold 93 , Roger 105 ,Ronald 93 Donald 93 i, Dave 93,170 Richard 66 Peloquin, Michael 105 Peloquin, Thomas 93 Peltier, Robert 66, 130, 170 Pennel, Darrell 105 Peltier, L. 105 Pepin, Penee 93 Percy, Edward 93 Percy, Linda 105 Perry, Alice 66,114,120 Pertz, Tom 66 Peters, Elsinore Peters, Eugene 105 Peters, Lawrence 93 Petersen, Pam 93,143 Peterson, Bonnie 93,114,127 Peterson, Charlane 66 Peterson, Craig 66 Peterson, Diane 93, 111 Peterson, Gary 93, 172 Peterson, Guy Peterson, Janet D. 105 Peterson, Janet L. 105 Peterson, Jim 66 Peterson, JoAnn 105 Peterson, Judith F. 66 Peterson, Judith L. 189 Peyer, Mike 105, 174, 175 Piaff, Kathy 67, 114, 142 Pieiter, Ray 93 Pfeffer, Rog 105 Philip, Barbara 105 121,131 Phillips, Dawn 67,114,115,121,122,130143 Phillips, Gail 105 Phillips, Glenn 67,112,160 Phillips, Vicky 105 Pierce, Michael 67 Pilla, Sally 105 Pirri, Larry 105 Pitzen, Mary 67 Pivec, Thomas 93 Plahn, Kathie 93 Pluta, William 105,162 Poehler, Paul 67 Pokorny, Elaine 67 Polansky, Leonard 67 Pollnow, James 93 Popp, Cynthia 67,120 Porter, Stephen 133 Portz, Josephine 68 Post, Richard 68 Pottholt, Greg 68, 160 Potthoff, John 105 Potthofl, Rog 93 Potthofl, Verilyn 93, 114, 131, Prado, George Prantner, Sherry 93 Price, Linda 68 Pringle, Joyce 105 Proulx, Curtis 94 Pruden, Larry 94 Pruden, Robert105, 174,175 Puckette, Linda 105 Quqrberg, Paula 68 Quast, Rog 68 Quist, Carol105 Raasch, Richard 105, 175 Radloff, Barbara 105 Ramirez, Ramona 68, 114, 11 Ranallo, Candy 94, 143 Ratclilt, Curtis 94, 160 Raverty, Michael 68 Ravey, Susan 69,114,121,1 133 Rebischke, Linda 105 Reding, Anthony 105 Reding, A. 105 Reed, Bob 94, 119 Reed, Judy 105 Reese, Mary 105 Reeve, Delores 105, 111 Reher,Judy 105,111 Reiling, Raymond 105 Reinhardt, Duane 105 Reitzel, Albert 94, 119, 171 133 8, 142 22, 123, 124, 130 Reller, Sharon 105 Renneke, Robert 69, 133 Renstrom, Terry 105 Rettner, Barbara 105 Rettner, Jane 69 Reynolds, Charles 69 Reynolds, Raymond 162 Rhein, Mary 94 Rhein, Rodney 105, 174, 175 Rhoads, Charles 69 Richard, Genny 94 Richie, George 69 Richie, Terry 69 Rieger, Barbaro105 Riehle, John 94 Riehm, Thomas Riemenschneider, Janef 94 Riemenschneider, Russel 105 Riley, Kathy 69,124 Ring, Thomas 69,130 Rai1,Jam 130 Ritt, Joe 69 Roberta, Kathy 69, 118 Robinson, Elaine 105 Robinson, Nancy 94 Rocha, Ron 105 Rock, John 69,133 Rockstroh, Dennis 94,114 Rode, Richard 105 Rodriguez, Bill 105 Rodriguez, Dave Rodriguez, Rita 105 Rodriguez, Simon Roeski, John 94 Raesler, William 70 Roettger, Thomas 70,121,122,123 Rogers, Cecilia 94 Rogers, Cheryl 105 Rogers, Colleen 105 Rohda, Linda 94 Ramie, Susan 70 Randeau, Stephen 70 Rosebrock, Stephen 70 Rosengren, Joan 105 Rossi, Nancy 70,114, 131, 13 Rottman, Ray 105 Royce, Sherri 105 2,142 Rowan, Kathy 94, 111, 114, 121, 123 Rowan, Terry 70,111,161 Ruark, Dolly 94,114 Rubbelke, Donald 105 Ruber, C. 105 Rucker, Jim 94 Rucker, Joanne Rucker, Raymond 105 Ruddy, Judith Rudquist, Ron 70,114 Ruettimann, Mary 70 Ruppert, Dennis 105 Ruppert, Richard 70 Russell, Judy 70 Russell, Larry 71 Rutowski, Bonnie 105 Rutowski, Greg Rutter, Susan 71 Sagisser, Norton 71 Sagisser, Shirley 94 St. Germain, Peggy 94 Salava, Dick 105 Salava, Roger 71 Sanchez, Bob 72, 94 Sandell, Larry 105, 175 Sanderson, Gerald Sondstrom, Bernard 94 Sass, Frank 105 Satak, Dan 106 Sathra, Mary 106 Sattler, Diane 94 Saul, Ray 106 Sawyer, Ralph 71 Scanlan, Kathy 71 Scheiben, Dennis Scheiber, Patricia 106 Schell, David 71,171 Scherer, Timothy 94 Schleifer, M.106 Scherz, Paul 94 Schire, Leonard 94,161 Schleifer, F. Mike Schmidt, Steven 94,160,162 Schmit, Kenneth 71,133 Schmitz, John 71,135,168 Schmitz, Kathy 71,133 Schneider, Frank 106 Schneider, John 106 Schneider, Sandra 72,114,1 Schneider, Sue 94 Schnick, Fred 72,121 Scholl, Carol 106 Scholtes, Dianna 94 Scholtes, Joan 106 Schouveller, Herb Schrankler, Dan106 Schroeder, Howie 73 Schrul, A172 Schuler, Linda 72 Schuler, W. 94 Schultz, Annie 106 Schultz, Earl 94, 172 Schultz, Jeannette 72 Schultz, Mary 72 Schultz, Michael Schultz, Mike 106 Schultz, Richard 94 Schulz, Lynne 94 Schumacher, Jeanne 72,130 Schurhamer, Lance Schute, Charleen Schwab, Cheryl 72, 115 2 4,142 Schwab, Sue 73,111,114,131,133,142 Schwartz, Linda 94 Schwier, John 94 Schwintek, Rita 73 Sears, Gary 94 Seidel, Clarence 73,177 Seidel, Linda 106 Seifert, Linda 73,111,114,121 Selby, Janis 73,111 Selchow,Dan 106,171 Sellman, Merlin 106, 111,120,171 Senart, Judy 106 Setterholm, Jim 73,133 Seubert, Patrick 106 Severson,Joyayne106 Shafer, Greg 106 Shafer, Mariorie 73 Shovell, JoAnn 106 Shovell, W. Lee 73,118 Shypulski, Maureen 106 Sich, Natalie 114,120, 121, 133, 143 Siedow, Amelia 94 Siedow, Richard 94 12 2,123,130,131, Sieland, Mary 73,111,114,122,123,124, 132,139,154 190 131, Sigler, Roger 106 Sigstad, Terry 73 Simon, Susan 106 Sinn, David 106, 174 Sinn, Roger 74 Skwier, Judith 74,119,133 Skwier, R.94 Slack, Barbara 74 Slavik,Geralding 106,111, 145 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Soban Cathy 94,121,4123, 139 Kathy 94 Linda 74 Lynn 94,130,143 Susan 106 ia, Betty 74, 130 Soderlund, Martha 106 Sofie, Randy 94,172 Solem, Karen 106 Solem, Janice 74,133,143 Sonne Sonne n, Dan106 n,Tom 74 Southward, Jeanne 106 Southward, Victoria 106 Spany ard, Carole 106 Speak, Richard 94 Spilman, Kathleen 74,114,145 Spilman, Mary 94,111 SporteIIi,Theresa 106,133 Spreeman, Dwight 106 Spreeman, Thomas 74 Stacey, Pat 106 Stach, Ed 94 Stachowiak, Joan 106 Stahl, Patricia 74 Stanford, Cheryl 106 Stanford, Sandra 106 Stanislaw, Charles 106, 118 Stauff, Ray 94 Stauff, Roy 94 Stedtfeld, Todd 75, 161 Steele, Ray 106,171,174 si.:-die, sdndy 74,111,131, 132 Steele, Terry 94,171 Steggall, Margaret 106 Steggall, Michael 106 Stein, Stein, Harald Helen 106 Steinke, Thomas 94 Stelling, David 106 Stelling, Wayne 75 Stenberg, Barbara 94,114 Stenger, Jim 75 Stenstad, Joan 94 Stephenson, James Stephenson, John 106 Stercz uk, Richard 106 Stevens, Linda 106 Stewart, Thomas 75 Stock, Ray 106 Stoltz, Stoltz, Edythe 75, 133 Elaine 94 Stoltzmann, Carol 75 Stoltzmann, David 106, 168,174 Stoltzmann, William 94,119,175 Stombaugh, Duane 75, 120,153, 170 Stombaugh, Eileen 106 Stone, Basil 75 Stone, Greg 106 Stopf, Susan 94 Strande, Patricia 95 Striker, Bob 106 Strohmayer, Sandra 95 Stucci, Gary 95, 161 Subra, John Subra, Richard 95 Suedkamp, Stafford 106 Suedkamp, Susan 75,118 Suiter, Gary 75 Suits, Nancy 95 Sukalo, Dora 75,142 Sullivan, Sheila 95 Sundberg, Marshall 106, 175 Sutton, Jay 76 Swangstue, Gary 76, 113, 135, 160, 168 Swanson, Corrine 76 Swanner, Tom 95,170,172 Sweeny, Ronald 106,162 Sweno, Tom 106 Swenson, Marilyn 113, 114, 121, 124, 13O,132, 135, 139 Swiger, Barb 106 Swyningan, Sarah 106 Synnott, Gary 76,118,170 Sypniewski, Edward 95 Sypniewski, Lynda 76 Szeremeta, Beverly 95 Taft, Larry 95,161 Tallarico, Diane 106 Tarras, Donna 76, 114, 115, 121 Tate, Linda 106 Tavernier, Georgia 76,130 Taylor, Holly 106, 118 Taylor, Robert 76, 130 Terhark, Dennis 95 Terharlr, Donald Teig, Barbara 106,111 Thayer, Theisen, Chuck Pamela 76,114, Then, Mark 107, 170 Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, David 107 Linda107,111 Sharon 76 Thompson, Jeft107, 111 Thomspon, Sue 107 Thorne, Judy 76, 114 Thorpe, Amy 107 Thrash, James 107 Thron, Pam 107 Tiedens, David 77,160 Tierney, Mike 95 Tischler, Richard 95 115 Tkachuck, Linda 95, 111 Tobritzhofer, James 77,161 Toepper, Gary 95 Tollefson, Robert 95 Tossey, Bob 107 Tourville, Ellen 133 Towner, Connie 107, 133 Trcka, Judy 107 Treise, Judy 77,121,132 Triviski, Richard 95 Trooien, Jerry 77,112,130,160 Truhler, Joan 77 Truhler, Terry 95 Trumble, Dan Trumble, Donald 107 Trumble, MaDonna Tschida, Dennis 77 Tschide, Jeanne 107 Tschida, John Tschida, Judith 95,118,l Tucci, James 77,131,133 Tuccitta, Anthony 107 Turk, Joe 77 Turk, Marlyn 95 Twells, Michele 107, 111 19,131,133 Urbaniak, Klaus 95 Urick, Mark 95 Urtel, Glen 107 Utech, Linda 107 Utschinski, Kathy 77 Valiukas, Gudrun 95, l11,124, 128 Vall, Mike 101 Valley, Gene 95,128 Valley, Marcia 107 VanDerBosch, Cheryl VanDerBosch, Gary 95,174 VanderVeer, Mike 107 VanRuden,Joye107 VanSickel, Terry 95 Vetter, Steven 107 Vogel, Darlene 95 Vogel, Susan 107 Vogt, Norman 107 Volkert, James 95 Volkert, John 77,114,1l5,l30,176 Volness, Linda 78 VonDeLinde, James 78 VonDe Linde, Rod 78 VonDe Linde, Warren 95 VonRothkirch, Sue 95,142 Voss, Carolyn 107, 127 vm, Richard 95,119,122,123,I71 Vruno, Terry 95 Wachter, Russ 95 Waclrertuss, LeAnn 95,124,127 Waczak, Dennis 107, 175 Wagner, Jacque 7B Wagner, Linda 95, ill, 114,120 Wagner, Lois 78 Wagner, Sharon 107, 111, 120 Wahlin, Kenneth 95,119,131,132 Wakefield, David 78 Walesheck, Paul 107 Walfoort, Mary Jo 78,114,115 Walloart, Mike 107 Walicke, Richard 78,121 Walsh, John 78 Walsh, Sandi 95 Walsh, Thomas 130 Walther, Diane 95,114 Walther, Wayne 107, 162 Waltz, Sherry 78 Ward, Richard 95 Warner, Edward Warren, Paula 107 Wasmundt, Robert 78 Wasmundt, Steve 79,170 Walters, Dennis 95 Watson, Barb 79 Weaver, Sherman 95 Weber, Richard 107 Weber, Barbara 95 Weber, Michael 107 Webster, Greg 95 Webster, Scott 95 Webster, John 95,111 Wegwerth, lmoJean 95 Weide, William 79,130 Weimern,RoxAnn107 Weiss, Robert Welch, John 95 Welch, James 107 Welle, Bruce 107 Welsch, Cathy 107 Wenzel, Beth 95,114 191 Wenzel, Jere 95 Wenzler, Mike 107 Wermus, Pat107 Werner, James 95 Werra, Roger 95 West, Linda 95,114 Westlund, Judith 79 Westphal, Linda 107 Wetschka, Steve 107 Weyer, Garry 107 Whaley, Barbara 79,121 Whall, David 79 Wheeler, Robert 107 Whelan, Sue 107 Whipple, Peggy 79,152,153 White, Lowell 95 Whitney, John 79 Wicks, S. 95 Wielde, Kathleen 79,111,124 Wieman,Robyn 107,131,133 Wifall, Sally 80,133 Wiken, Michael 79 Wiken, Penny 95 Wilcke, Dale 95,119,171 Wildasin, Jeanne 80,114,115 Wildasin, Sharon 107 Wilda, Jean 107 Willander, Karen 80, 114, 115, 131, 133 Williams, David 107 Willis, Don Wiltse, Bob Wilson, David 107 Wilson, Donald 107 Winger, Larry 80,130 Winger, Don 107, 133, 175 Winters, Bernadine 80,130 Winters, James 107, 162 Withrow, Warren 80,131,142 Witte, Bud Witte,David107, 171,174 Witter, Lorraine 80 Witucki, Sandra 107 Wohlteidl, Bruce 107 Wold, Bev 80 Wolff, James 80 Wood, Rickie Wright, Barbara 80 Wrobel, Pam 107 Wylie, Steven 107 Yanez, Ron 80 Yanka, Phyllis Yaritz, Douglas 95 Yobbie, Jerry 107 Youngberg, Sharon 95, 133 Young, Brent 107 Young, Lynda 95 Zarbinski, Kim 81 Zeipelt, Bill 95 Zentic, Phill95 Ziebarth, George 95 Ziemer, Janice 81 Ziemslri, Marlene 81,118 Zimanski, Ron Zinschlag, Ginney 81,115,152 Ziolkowski, Donna 81,130 Zoch, Marlene 107 Zoukos, Karen 95 zfusi, D. 107 Zscholrke, Bonnie 107 Zupfer, Sandy 81 Zwinger, Ralane 81 121,122 Af,- ,K J yi I , I . bg? , but Y l lf fill W Wt Acknowledgments ARM' rf W L l ,yi Q31 . . BG! , if 4 ' ' Although this Saga is now at its end, the game of life is lust beginning. Q fl ,W This yearbook is but one move in the sequence of the many incidents A that make up our lives. C fl Now is the time to humbly thank allof those who have worked to make the l965 Saga a reality. To Mrs. Delores Larson from the Golden Rule Portrait Studio who took f all the senior pictures - ' To Mr. Darrell Lundgren of School Pictures, Incorporated, who was X responsible for taking the underclassmen photos - To Mr. Kenneth Bacheller who provided the staffwith many fine candids dj and group photos - E V 1 To Mr. Fred Fredell who's experience and enthusiasm was an invaluable j 6 I , asset to the production of this book- X To Rick Krannich who handled the business problems of the Saga - ' To Keith Byerly who took last minute emergency pictures - ll To Linda Anger and Barb Knowles whose loyalty and diligence created ' the spirit needed for hard work, and to Marty Costello who stepped in , f competently when he was needed - And finally, to Mr. David Wnuk, Advisor, whose unending faith in an often discouraged staff provided continual encouragement- -. 07 To all of you, the most heartfelt appreciation is extended. A Dawn Phillips E Eh Editor-in-Chief 0 if ' I' lr 192 VS . ',. . . 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