Monona Grove High School - Silver Scroll Yearbook (Monona, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1965 volume:

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' '1 255 ' fi YV ...gp -W' . e. lg ,W 2 , My 'Q-,, I ' .f,,g5iLvk,, , Q BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Sargent, Mr. Schwan, Mr. Winter, Mr. Onsager, Mr. Vale, Mr. Skiles, Mr. Wilke, Mr. Paterson. The Board of Education is made up of representatives of the community. It establishes, maintains and improves the educational standards of Monona Grove. By co-ordinating the Monona schoo1s,Mr. Schwan and Mr. Sargent supervise the youth development in the Village of Monona. W I Q ' I J SUPERINTENDENT ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT MR. EDMUND SCHWAN MR. LOYAL SARGENT 4 ll I MR. DONALD HELSTAD PRINCIPAL 5 MILLION SECONDS--This is, roughly, the amount of time you spent in school this year, the time in which most of the vast educational oppor- tunities offered at Monona Grove High School will be made available to you. Every second presented an opportunity, a challenge, a chance to ins crease your knowledge and further your development. Every second put to good use was yours to keep. Its learnings will prove invaluable as you have invested it is the building of skills, desirable attitudes and personal responsibility in yourself. You will be able to relive the moment of your high school career through the yearbook. 5 MR. PAUL THOMPSON ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL The value of 11 high school education cannot be overestimated in the day and age in which we live. To underestimate its value would be a grave mistake for the youth of this or any other nation. The people of our nation, holding L1 high respect for education and taking udvrmtage of the educz1tion:1l opportunities afforded them, are regarded not only as the backbone of our democracy, but as the best defense of the security of our great country. 6 GUIDANCE DIRECTOR JAMES JACOBS Guidance is the high art of helping students make wise decisions. Monona Grove High School is fortunate to have the staff and materials available to give individual coun- seling to all students in such a way to improve self-understanding, develop and implement vocational and educational plans and meet the dy to day pexsonal and social demands in the home, school and community Xi 7 -K . COLINSELOR COUNSELOR JERALD NELSON LOUISE THOMPSON 7 KENTON EVENSTAD LOWELL GLU NN Luther College, B.A. Oshkosh State College, B.S. University of Wisconsin, M.S. The general objectives of the Mathematics Department are to provide an en- riching experience by helping to unfold the true beauty and structure of mathematics, and to provide the tools necessary to more profitably puxsue their fields of endeavor. ROBERT GUNN WALTER LEFFIN JANIS TUPESIS Eau Claire State College B.S. Colorado State College of Univexsity of Wisconsin, Education, B.A. Milwaukee, B.A. University of Wisconsin, M.S. 8 SAM BALE ROSEMARY El-ll. University of Nebraska, B.S., University of Wisconsin, B.S., M.A. M.S. The main goal of education in science is more intelligent behavior. In general, those things which are taught are functional in the sense that they foster development of desirable attitudes, make for improved ability to deal with individual and group problems, and help students to appraise vocational opportunities in terms of abilities and interests. LARRY HATHAWAY Eau Claire State College, B.S. University of Wisconsin, M.A fn . .iwiillisfi K MARIANNE KRATOWICZ CARL PFEIFFER University of Wisconsin, B.S. Oshkosh State University, B.S . University of Wisconsin, M.S 9 PAUL ANDERSON FRANK BURDICK Luther College, B,A, Stout State University, B.S. The industrial arts program provides an opportunity for exploratory experiences centered around present day industrial and technical life. Its aim is to offer practical learning experiences that will provide better orientation for living and working in a technical society. FRANK I-ILAVAC JOHN SHOTWELL WARREN UPI-IOFF Platteville State University, Stout State College, B.S. Platteville State University, B.S. B.S. University of Wisconsin, M.S. I0 EDWARD BEHM JOANNE HERR University of Wisconsin, B.A., University of Wisconsin, B.A., M.S. M.S. The key to international relations is friendship. Friendship is achieved through common understanding. Common understanding precludes a common language. Friendship is reciprocal: we learn the language of other people as we expect them to learn ours. MARILYN JACOBSON ABIGAIL TOM NORMA VANRHEENAN University of Wisconsin B.S., University of Wisconsin, B.A., Central College, B.A. M.S. M.A. l,-v W CV ss'JQgrM ' fO-P 'L H HELEN BOHMAN GORDON MCCHESNEY Whitewater State University, Whitewater State University, B.E. B.E. University of Wisconsin, M.S. The Business Education Department provides students with the necessary basic under- standing of business and its relationships so that he may be an intelligent citizen of modern society, and prepares those students who will enter a chosen vocation in the field of business. JERALD NELSON SUSAN PUARIEA CATHERINE ZWIEBEL University of Wisconsin, B.B.A. University of Wisconsin, B.B.A. Whitewater State College B.E University of Wisconsin M.A. I2 ANNETTE DEHNERT ROBERT J ACOBSON Lacrosse State University, B.S. University of Wisconsin, B.S., University of Wisconsin, M.S. M.S. Our physical education teaching is designed to serve the students' immediate developmental and future recrea tional needs. The activities taught should help to develop sound and proper functioning bodies. Social and personal attitudes as well as intellectual development are an aim of physical education. In other words, the activities should develop the individual so that he may live at the highest possible physical level while at- taining social competence. This should enable him to live, play, and work well with others. JOHN KLEMENT PAULINE MARTIN RICHARD RUNDLE University of Wisconsin, B.S., Lacrosse State University, B.S. Luther College, B.S. M.S. I3 CAROL COFFMAN ELEANOR HART University of Illinois, B.A. Carroll College, B.A. Universitv of Wisconsin, M.A. Paragraphs and stanzas, William Shakespeare and William Faulkner, The anatomy of a larynx and the structure of sentences, ANIMAL FARM and MEDEA, A research paper and a paperback, Together these were English, To write, to read, to speak, to grasp, to live, And to do them all a little better. ERNEST I-IEIMAN TINA LEVY , JUDITH MILLER University of Wisconsin, B.S., Sarh-Lawrence, B.A. University of Wisconsin, B.S M.S. I4 in WILLIAM O'BRIEN HELENE OKRAY PATRICIA WiSCOnSil1 State Cflllege at Wisconsin State College, RUTHMANSDORFER 0 Oshkosh, B.S. Stevens Point, B.Ed. Wisconsin State College at Oshkosh, University of Wisconsin, M.S. The Monona Grove High School library serves the student body and the faculty members with books, magazines, microfilms, iilmstrips, records and pamphlet materials for research papers and for leisure reading. ALICE WHITE PATRICIA ZWEIFEL FERN AABERG University of Wisconsin, B.S Eau Claire State College, B.S. Plattville State College, B.S Miclfvyvt 0 ,V V , ' . ,, 1 I W UW ' ' 3 I 'S WL N, Www Ujwfj . GARY FORSMO FRANK WALLACE University of Wisconsin, B.S. ' Univggity of Wisconsin, B.S, The Practical Arts enhance our lives by making our surroundings hallmihly attractive. The Fine Arts expand our insights, understandings, and appreciations for the inspired awareness that is the best of humaness. It is because of man's hurnaness that we recommend Art as a part of the full life. To many, home economics is synonymous with cooking and sewing. Although this is a part of our curriculum, the scope is much broader. Home economics also includes interior design, child development, family relations, management, and finance. Our primary objective is to help students become better citizens through the understanding and assumption of responsibilities. MARGARET MEZERA GAYLE PFEIL BARBARA VOSS University of Wisconsin, B.S. University of Wisconsin, B.S. University of Wisconsin, B.S I6 ROBERT BEAN JANE BJORKLUND Beloit College, B.A. University of Wisconsin, B.S., M.A. The social sciences constitute the humanizers of our culture in a world of rapid and continual change. At Monona Grove we have a very comprehensive social studies program. In two years our four year high school sequence will be in full operation within the framework of a new district program. All years will be co- ordinated with an emphasis on a conceptional development approach instead of a focus on subject matter. In addition to our regular program we will continue to offer Geography, International Relations, Psychology, and Advanced Government and Economics. gn--pqgqnm-Q PHILIP DOWLING GEORGE DURNFORD RAYMOND KRIZMANIC University of Wisconsin, B.S., Beloit College, B.A. St. Joseph College, B.A. M.S. University of Wisconsin, M.S. I7 WILLIAM SOMMERS NANCY SOUTHWELL Platteville State University, B.S. DePauw University, B A University of Wisconsin, M.S. University of Wisconsin, M A The music program in the Monona Grove High School has been expanded this year to include a wide variety of music courses. By scheduling block instrumental and vocal classes and using team teaching resources, it has been possible to have all categories of vocal and instrumental groups, and to change the scheduling of these classes on a daily basis if desired by the staff. This is the latest concept in music education We at M G are very pleased to expand into the best in music experiences for our students f 'r 1 we i ' . Q iki . MM .- M .,... al r . A . l , issr , W i sa .. n 15 Q53 A-:gf , ., .Y '.k 5: . s . , , g g s .I 5 Hilfe, 3 -5 . -aa - f A 1 . . 6 X ig 7 xf ,, 41 - 1 Yi it sil V is Li at ises RT' ik l if M I cs V if ,Q -. DOSTER DEHAVEN LOUISE DISCH CHARLES FAGERLIN University of Wisconsin, B.S. Platteville State College, B S SUPSTIOF State UDIVETSUTY, B Ed 18 w n . - , DORIS HARSEVOORT JOHN KUNISH JOHN WHITNEY Whitewater B.Ed. University of Wisconsin, B.M., University of Wisconsin, B.S., NLM. M.S. The music program at Monona Grove has been expanded this year to include a wide variety of music courses., By scheduling block instrumental and vocal classes and by using the resources of team teaching, it has been possible to have all categories of vocal and instrumental groups and to change the scheduling of these classes on a daily basis if desired by the staff. This is the latest concept in music education. The Music Department is very pleased to expand into this type of program and to be able to offer the best in music experiences for the students. . A V? ini. A V- . ,gif , .fm , oi , ' -nm V , . L W is e V N -.42 , ,1. in ,will . r V mi Frm X ll L r 5' , I9 li -. 351, yy 1 , i .. , .f 5 r li-, W ii f i l S.. i r OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Peterson, Miss Jacobson, Mrs. Tomlin, Mrs. Kind, Mrs. Cole. The office, cafeteria, and custodial staffs deserve acknowledgement and gratitude for their willing service to the students of Monona Grove. I -A CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTOWAN Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Field, Mrs. Kamw. Mrs' Rogg 20 if? F.. 2 g.,a-ff K ,Vx P - ,.1-1wmnEm-.- ,, . I ,Wi - - 1 f -- ,M A 4, my EBWNMQ1 --v-M. 'sv ...si f he nl if -1? , lulful M111 Q I -' 1: K., , J .. jf, T -1 vu. .k Ls I u L 1 w..'y... 1-me-1 ,Af-f I ,N .F ah. H,-3 Qiwjff :gl .L nr 1 -wfq. u HPC-K I :ln r' S 1 'v ' ,j' 5 ,..-JQM. 'v mm nu 1 knkizx-'b a fxn y v . 5 'aw .-f-I.-,., -'. 1 .1 . . . -Q 1 1 I n I Q .,.J.xi.,-: nf! 'n an :V .I w' R if Li. ' P ,jf :nu 5- B, n him I ur 1 5 ... .,.- ' 1, - wi '- . n.,5?1Q,5m 3 .., 2 .b 5'!'4 4' . . V., ,- . K my-, i-'We' -J fx-Q ' ,' ne-fn ' 9 ., 'K -ma Tam v 11. - -in a.. 1 . ' m-nw X ..!4,,1-iih 1, gig' ' ,.3, msn, if 'gg an 2. 1--K .. -.u ,L'Qw,:i' : ,-ew if-, A' .ggh - M,f.-f T5 'fi j'1,,-'1,': 4 i '1J frJ I ll 'I ...K U 'rs Lb .937 ILP: u' .U x 1 41 Ja. H I . . 4. Wfv 2 Q 'w-, 32933, V ifyfw i v 1- THOMAS SOLHEIM KAREN ELLIOTT PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT LAURA LIGHTBOURN LAWRENCE HOEKSEMA SECRETARY TREAS U RER 24 PATRICIA AGNES MICHAEL ANDERSON GLORIA ARCHER SHARON ARNDT VICHAI ASSARAT MARTHA BALSLEY BONITA BANE ROBERT BAUMGARTNER LAWRENCE BECK RONALD BECK PHILIP BECKER MELINDA BEETHAM BARBARA BERIGAN JOHN BERNARD DAVID BERNSTEIN WILLIAM BETHKE BARBARA BJORAKER JOHN BLACK LY NN BLA C KMA N RODNEY BOELSINC NEIL BOI-IROD TERRANCE BOLAND SUSAN BONNETTE JU DITH BOWEN MARY BRAUN JEROME BREIBY STANLEY BREIBY JOANNE BRICKSON KENNETH BROWN LINDA BUCIG.EY JAMES BUCKO THOMAS BURKE PATRICIA CASEY DANIEL COLLMAN GEORGE CONDON RONALD DAI-IL JAMES DALTON CURTIS DARY JOHN DENT ROSE DILORENZO JOSEPH DONALDSON MICHAEL DRENOSKE MIKE DUANE LYNN EGAN ANDREA ELEY SANDRA ELLESTAD LINDA EUSTICE STANLEY FAGERLIN CAROLE FARNESS TERRANCE FEDKENHEUER RICHARD FEMRITE MARLENE FIELD JACQUELYN FORBES ROBERT FORLER SCOTT FRENCH BRUCE FRITZ LINDA GANIERE KRISTINE CANNON HERBERT GAU SEWITZ WILLIAM GEDKO KAREN GEIER SANDRA GOVE DIANE GRANN BO NI TA CRATE RICHARD GRI NNELL VICTORIA GULLICKSON DIANE GUNDLACH LYNN GURRIELL JAY GUST GEORGE GUSTAVSON TIMOTHY HALLERAN LESLIE HEPLER PHILIP I-IERSFELDT GERALD HILGERS MAXINE HILL PHILIP HOEFER JACK HOEMKIE RICHARD HOFFER LYLE I-IOLBACI-I DARRELL HOLLIS BEVERLY I-IORNE RUSSELL I-IOSLER DALE I-IUSTON PAULA HU TCI-II SON JUDITH JAMBOIS DALE JOHNSON GARY DEAN JOHNSON GARY D. JOHNSON PAMELA JOHNSON SHARON JOHNSON VIRGINIA JOHNSON JEAN JU NG CANDICE JU STESEN ELIZABETH KARBERG KEIKO KASASHIMA LEE KIDD ROBERT KILGUST BRUCE KIND STEVEN KIRKPATRICK KRISTINE KITELINGER KENNETH KLEINI-IEINZ BARBARA KNECHT ROBERT KOCLANES JAMES KRAF T PHILIP KRESS SUZANNE KRUCHTEN CLIFFORD LARSEN SANDRA LARSON LAWRENCE LARSON GARY LASCHUM SANDRA LAUBMBIER RICHARD LEMKE MARY LITEL NANCY LITTEL KATHERINE LOCHNER MICHAEL LUND PENELOPE MacMILLER HENRY MAERTZ JOANN MANNER NANCY MATHYS STEPHEN MATTHEWS ROBERT MECUM DAROLD MEISEL GENE MERKLING DAVID MEYER ROBERTA MIKLAVCIC MELINDA MILQUET KAREN MITCHELL MARK MITCHELL THOMAS MOORE DAVID MORTENSON VICTORIA MUNDT RANDALL MUNN BARBARA MURRAY MICHAEL NAGEL SANDRA NANCE FRANCES NELSON SANDRA NICKESON THOMAS NIEMCZYK CHERYL NOBLE EMILY OKRAY EVERETT OLSEN VICTORIA OLSEN NANCY ONSAGER KAREN OWENS DONNA PAUL LYNETTE PENEWELL JULIE POHLKAMP ROGER POOLE NANCY PULLING CAROL RAHN KATHRYN RAYNOHA JOYCE REB-MAN CRAIG RIDER GREGORY ROBERTS BEVERLY RODEFELD GARY ROGERS PHILIP ROSTEN RUTH ROWLEY WILLIAM RUEBER JAMES RUPPE JEFFREY RUSSELL SUSAN SACHS CATHERINE SAEGER KAREN SARGENT RISTO SAVILAHTI DOMINIC SCHAEFER GEORGE SCHLUTER THOMAS SCHMUDLACH MICHAEL SCHRINER DANIEL SCHULKAMP JAMES SCHUMACHER JOHN SCHWEBKE NORMAN SCOVILLE MAXINE SHAW WILLIAM SHELDON CHLOE SHIMNIOK MARY SHOWER SUE SIMLEY JAYNE SKROCH MARCIA SMITH MICHAEL SMITH BRADFORD SPRINGEN MARCIA STREBER MARY ANN STUDEE MAUREEN SULLIVAN JAMES SWINGEN BRUCE TAUBERT CRAIG TERONDE DAVID TETZLAFF BETTY THOMPSON ROBERT THOMPSON JAMES TIPPLE WELCOME TOKI MICHAEL TUTEN SALLY UDHARDT SALLY UPHOFF RUTH USELMAN SUSAN VALE JAMES VALERIA BRUCE VERHELST JOHN VERTHEIN CHRISTINE VOGEL JOHN VOGEL SUSAN WAKE KATHLEEN WALSVIK KENT WEITENDORF RICHARD WESTMORE BONITA WENGER REYNOLD WOLTER RITA KAE WORLEY DAVID ZITLOW NOT PICTURED: MIKE BRIDGE TERRY L. MATHER JIM F. TRAVIS 42 JUNIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISORS ROW 1--M. Witte, Sec., D. Brown, V. Pres., S. Helgeland, Treas. ROW 2--Mr. Wallace, Miss Voss, J. Schultz, Pres., Mr. Burdick. ROW 1--B. Bates, P. Berggren, S. Bailey, T. Bultman, R. Bertin, D. Beetham. ROW 2--L. Anderson, J. Branch, D. Bork, R. Brodbeck, S. Bade, L. Baker, D. Brown. ROW 3--D. Applebaum, C. Agnes, T. Bret tel, B. Barden, S. Berg. ROW 4--D. Balsley, D. Bacon, L. Blaney, H. Borgwardt, R. Berres, D. Buckley, J. Beck. 43 ROW 1--L. Christian, S. Douglas, C. Davis, B. Denner, C. Denner, J. Chaplitski, P. Buckley. ROW 2- K. Collman, L. Buss, M. Cooper, K. DeVoe, J. Daggett, G. Doyle, J. Chandler. ROW 3--K. Bush, T. Creydt, J. Carlson, T. Derr, S. Demro, B. Docter, D. Duane. ROW 1--C. Frickelton, S. Harker, B. Gannon, S. Gifford, C. Felland, S. Dlmigan, M. Gundersen. ROW 2--D Gausmann, T Fisher D Harbort A Forler J Friede J Gundlach G H ' L H . . , . , . , . , . , . arrmgton, . anson, L. D . ROW 3--B. ' ' ' ' ' ' ewane Franke, W. Fredler, T. Gallagher, J. F1x, B. Gnffm, D. Gundenan, W. D1sch. 44 F ' ROW 1--L. Hansen, L. Korfmacher, S. Helgeland, L. Kentfield, D. Herbeck. ROW 2--C. Jones, J. Kaiser, M. Kustka, J. Hovland, D. Keyes, M. Hinnendael, S. Kortsch. ROW 3--R. Kleinheinz, C. Hoff, G. Kxaemer, C. Hilgendorf, G.',Hovland, J. Hoemke, J. Imhoff. ROW 4--B. Hintz, R. Hynum, J. Hil- senhoff, J. Kinsey, B. Kau, H. Hollis, S. Kleinsteiber. ROW 1--S. Meicher, S. Noorlander, M. Nelson, J. Lemke, P. McDermott, C. Leege, V. Mersberger, S. Martin, L. Levander. ROW 2--J. Noll, M. O'Mal1ey, K. Noll, C. Maertz, N. LaVoy, C. Morris, C. Mar- tinson. ROW 3--D. Nelson, S. Lochner, J. Lottes, S. Lunning, P. Neimy, D. Netzer, J. Olson, L. Meicher 45 'Q' ROW 1--C. Schaefer, M. Rotter, J. Rowin, P. Randolph, C. Pohlkamp. ROW 2--E. Pearson, J. Rigney, M. Sargent, B. Rosten, L. Scheer, S. Roman. ROW 3--M. Schlueter, B. Samdahl, J. Roecklein, S. Parks T. Peterson, M. Seifert, J. Rueber. ROW 4--D. Ring, D. Paterson, F. Parks, S. Osterhaus, T. Quinn, D. Schaut, M. Rowley. ROW 1--C. Spencer, S. Troia, T. Solheim, R. Streber, L. Meicher, H. Tuten, M. Sorensen. ROW 2--M Thaden, M. Steil, S. Temple, L. Trappe, B. Schuster, J. Thelen, C. Stachelski, L. Slinger. ROW 3--D. Scullion, D. Snyder, R. Thomas, S. Streber, J. Swanson, L. Soderberg, J. Sprecher, J. Schultz, L. Scott. 46 ROW 1--B. Vesaas, M. Witte, K. Wikoff, S. Wilson, H. Wurz, J. Zeller, D. Walker, T. Welsh, V. Vitense. ROW 2--D. Vogel, S. Zerbel, P. Van!-Ioof, J. Wakefield, E. Wirts, K. Wilson, R. Wills. ROW 3--B. Van- Etten, P. Windfeldt, D. Woosley, J. White, R. Usher, S. Vanl-Ioof, T. Verberkmoes, E. Veinberg. ' Q Q ink X sw i ..i,..,,.T..,,...,,,...,...,...1 - L - .-. 4 4 M -N ii 'i fs SOPHOMORE OFFICERS AND ADVISORS ROW 1--J. Matson, V. Pres., L. Schriner, Sec.-Treas.g ROW 2--Mr. Dowling, Mrs. Southwell, D. Kilgust, Pres. ROW 1--S. Bingham, S. Arndt, S. Bane, L. Barnhart, N. Anderson, D. Barber, M. Binn, J. Berggren, N. Beck. ROW 2--J. Aker, Baumgartner, C. Bonano, R. Bethel, B. Bailey, J. Bond, D. Beck, L. Bard, P. Anderson. ROW 3--M. Anstey, P. Anderson, G. Anderson, G. Banfi, S. Biederman, J. Agnes. 48 w .4-rf' , 5.7.93 , J ROW 1--C. Elder, C. Buehner, S. Dalsoren, S. Edmundson, C. Brys, J. Christoph, G. Crary, D. Bork. ROW 2--L. DiPiazza, C. Davis, S. Davison, B. Bullis, L. Creydt, S. Doleshaw, P. Dohm, W. Dvorak. ROW 3-- J. Doriot, J. Boyle, D. Clark, L. DuPont, B. Bryan, D. DeSmidt, A. Cady. ROW 1--D. Gest, K. Gassen, K. Erickson, G. French, V. Falch, T. Frailey, K. Goodman, S. Cradel. ROW 2--A. Erickson, L. Faust, B. Gausmann, J. Follett, T. Ettner, R. Fritz, L. Faust, K. Geil. ROW 3--K. For- seth, S. Garey, S. Felland, D. Farwell, R. Gove, J. Fox, L. Ganiere. 49 ROW 1--G. Herzfeldt, L. Hollis, D. Hunter, B. Hoff, S. Huemmer, S. Huston, J. Hoefer. ROW 2--T. I-Iovland, M. Hoff, E. Hatzinger, S. Hoeksema, F. Homme, K. Hougan, J. Holten. ROW 3--N. Grefsheim, J. Hilgendorf, D. Gundlach, T. Halverson, B. Hinnendael, T. I-Iartridge, D. Grob, J. Gust. ROW 1--B. Lemon, T. McIntyre, C. Huebner, K. Lynch, M. Kneebone, C. Kau, S. Kapitz. ROW 2--S. Klein, D. Kelly, J. Kennar, M. Johnson, B. Kalscheur, C. Martin, D. Kinsey, K. Lynch. ROW 3--J. Matson, Kessenich, D. McNico1, M. McCarty, M. Jung, D. Kilgust, E. Miklavcic, S. Jensen. 50 ROW 1--S. Pelgrin, S. Pellitteri, V. Panger, J. Nelson, C. Palmer, S. Neimy, L. Nelson, S. Moen. ROW 2--S. Nabholz, P. Nondahl, B. Mundt, L. Notstad, M. O'Ma1ley, D. Omen, G. Mory. ROW 3--W. Pearson, B. Noll, S. Opsal, S. Miller, D. Nelson, G. Petersen, N. Nance. ROW 1--J. Peterson, L. Redepenning, M. Phillips, R. Rapp, B. Rosefelt, J. Rodefeld, A. Rotter. ROW 2--T. Reitz, M. Ramsell, J. Ryan, J. Salick, S. Ring, C. Pressentin. ROW 3--K. Rogers, B. Priesing, D. Rustick, J. Phillips, M. Polzer, J. Pettey, B. Rice, L. Rakow. 5l ROW 1--K. Skaar, M. Smith, V. Sammons, E. Sprengle, D. Sam, P. Sullivan, J. Strand, L. Schnering. ROW 2--L. Schriner, S. Schuster, B. Slinde, S. Skiles, J. Shower, J. Schuepbach, P. Stolen. ROW 3--C. Studee, J. Schwebke, R. Steinhauer, J. Smecko, G. Schwenn, D. Springen. ROW 1--J. Thompson, R. VanAirsda1e, B. Udhardt, R. VanEpps, M. Yocum, L. Ubbelohde, S. Wahlberg ROW 2--J. Wheeler, M. Vaade, K. Thomas, J. Williams, S. Whitwam, S. Woodrow, C. Toki. ROW 3-- G. Wittwer, M. Sultze, T. Tipple, B. Vogel, D. Swingen, D. Townsend, W. Wesselkamper, T. Zeller. 52 FRESHMAN OFFICERS AND ADVISORS ROW 1--S. Goldberg, V. Pres., M. Paul, Pres. ROW 2--Mrs. Puariea, N. Johnson, Sec.-Treas.3 Miss Kratowicz. ROW 1--J. Barkenhagan, J. Anderson, R. Binn, G. Bjoraker, J. Beetham, TL Bowers. ROW 2--R. Bowen, J. Brewer, K. Anderson, R. Berberich, C. Anderson, P. Burley, R. Boyle. ROW 3--A. Ameson, R. Benton, L. Bryan, W. Blue, M. Blue, K. Boland, B. Archer, H. Altenberger. 53 2 ...J ROW 1--S. Doyle, C. Doll, S. Christoph, S. Coffey, D. Bridge, K. Carlson, S. Cattell, A. Bush. ROW 2-- D. Dahl, H. Briggs, C. DuCharme, B. Buchanan, B. DiPiazza, W. Buss, R. Boelsing, D. DiL0reto. ROW 3 --T. Drunasky, D. Deering, S. Garwood, D. Fagerlin, M. Disch, C. Denson, N. Christensen. ROW 4--T. DeRungs, P. DeVoe, J. Chittenden, J. Denson, B. Doyle, C. Christy, B. Crosby. ROW 1--M. Hammond, L. Grunow, A. Haack, S. Hanson, J. Gunnelson. ROW 2--K. Hatzinger, B. Klack, M. Femrite, J. Goff, B. Frailey. ROW 3--B. Gregory, P. Hanson, C. Gifford, R. Galvin, E. Harris, S. DuBois. 54 ROW 1--V. Hansen, C. Jacobsen, M. Hunter, P. I-Iilgendorf, S. Kerkhof, S. Homme. ROW 2--D. Hesse, J. Kleinheinz, J. Friede, L. Helmicks, N. Johnson, K. Kessler, S. Hiegel. ROW 3--M. Klubertanz, R. Holton, T. Hornburg, B. Hessling, K. Johnson, L. Kind, J. Jacobson. ROW 1--S. Moen, W. MacMi11er, W. LaSchum, M. Mistele, D. Moore, J. Litel, D. Meicher, ROW 2-- D. Mecum, B. Lewis, M. Mitchell, M. Meyer, D. Morrison, M. Mender, D. Krenz. ROW 3--M. McCon- ley, D. Larson, G. Marlett, D. Meiller, R. Martinson, B. Marshall, J. Luhman. 55 ROW 1--H. Nickeson, J. Noble, S. Nagel, J. Mortenson, B. Horne, S. Niernczyk, J. Odland, C. Pings. ROW 2--S. Motisi, K. Meyers, K. Parks, T. Olscheske, M. Parsons, V. Nelson, D. Noltner. ROW 3--D. Pearson, D. Nawratil, M. Paul, G. Pfeiffer, L. Neville, A. North, P. Parker, M. Phillips, M. Nahhnlv ROW 1--N. Schultz, D. Mackesey, C. Johnson, D. Samdahl, C. Schulenburg. ROW 2--C. Pohlkamp, S. Schwedrsky, A. Sanstadt, J. Sachs, D. Schmelzer, J. Sager. ROW 2--E. Rueber, P. Sargent, D. Redepen ning, D. Platt, D. Sailing, G. Ring, M. Rigney. ROW 4--M. Schuster, L. Rowin, B. Schaefer, M. Schofield, M. Sabin, B. Raymond, D. Schneider. 56 ROW 1--P. Klingelhoets, L. Schuler, J. Slinde, K. Springen, C. Thorpe, G. Storms, S. Goldberg. ROW 2 --B. Frickelton, G. Storm, S. Gorsuch, J. Kaiser, S. Kruchten, J. Slinger. ROW 3--D. Schwarz, K. Schwartz, R. Roman, E. Smith, A. Tennant, P. Sprecher, D. Simley, B. Knecht, S. Sullivan. ROW 4--M. Uphofi, D. Skroch, D. Stapelman, W. Henry, B. Shower, P. Stini, N. 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'1I.I'I . . .. . x li if 51 Q: if 1,4 Mfg' MJ ,ffl 6 -4 X. Q Q-Q 3 ,. xg, O fs A if Us Aw H? ,M ff. .1 .Mx 1: L wg M ,A R -W' S U STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD ROW 1--B. Horne, Treas., K. Mitchell, Break Comm. Chrm., M. Shower, M. G. Room Comm. Chrm ROW 2--S. Nickeson, Sec., J. Swanson, V. Pres., L. Kidd, Pres., T. Niemczyk, Social Comm. Chrm.5 P. Casey, Pep Comm. Chrm. The Executive Board of the Student Council is made up of the S.C. president, vice president, secretary, and the chairmen of all commissions. All meetings of the Student Council are planned by this Board. The Student Council is the government of the student body. The representatives are elected by the students and represent them in various projects throughout the year. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1--H. Nickeson, S. Goldberg, J. Kaiser, K. Gannon, S. Gifford, K. Kasashima B Home P. Klrngelhoets. ROW 2--Mr. Bale, S. Pellitteri, S. Wake, S. Niemczyk, M. Sargent, Wikoff: B. Horne, C. B U . . . uehner. ROW 3 J. Rrgney, S. Woodrow, K. Elliott, J. Matson, K. Mitchell, D. Brown, S. Breiby, N. Anderson, K. Hougan. ROW 4--M. Shower, P. Casey, B. Kilgust, L. Kidd, J. Swanson, T. Niemczyk, R. Berres, S. Nicekson. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE COMMITTEE ROW 1--Mrs. 'Southwell, R. Savilahti, K. Kasashima, S. I-Ielgeland, M. Witte, K. Wikoff, B. Bjoraker, Mr. Durnford, S. Nickeson--Chm. ROW 2--Mr. Bale, S. Gifford, M. Sargent, P. Sargent, C. Pressentin, S. Woodrow, T. Solheim. ROW 3--M. Hunter, R. Uselman, M. Shower, K. Mitchell, L. Eustice, D. Kil- gust, S. Matthews, J. Skroch. ROW 4--D. Brown, L. Trappe, P. Casey, J. Schwebke, H. Gausewitz, L. Kidd. The American Field Service Committee is in charge of raising money for the support of Monona Grove's AFSers and helping our foreign students become accustomed to MG life. The A.F.S. Committee sponsors fund-raising activities throughout the year for the school and the community. This committee is made up of the presidents, vice presidents, and immediate past presidents of the classes. Its functions are to provide direct contact and promote understanding between the administration and the student body. STUDENT FACULTY RELATIONS COMMITTEE ROW 1--S. Goldberg, J. Matson, S. Woodrow, K. Elliott, D. Brown, Miss Zwiebel. ROW 2--J. Schultz, T. Solheim, M. Paul, D. Kilgust, T. Niemczyk, D. Woosley. 61 BREAK COMMISSION ROW 1--Mr. Sommers, M. Smith, M. Gunderson, J. Thelen--Co-Chm., E. Sprengle, D. Keyes. ROW 2 --D. Schmelzer, M. Hill, K. Mitchell--Chm., J. Gust, B. Rosten, G. Morris, P. Stini. ROW 3--C. Larson B. Franke, L. Eustice--Sec., J. Tipple, M. Duane, L. Holbach, G. Johnson. The 15-minute mid-morning break is organized by the Break Commission and provides refreshments for the students. The Finance Commission is made up of the treasurers of the school clubs. Its chairman is the treasurer of the Student Council. The purpose of the commission is to teach simple accounting procedure and financial responsibility through the maintenance of club iinancial records. FINANCE COMMISSION ROW 1--B. Lemon, V. Olsen, C. Shimniok, B. Horne--Chm. ROW 2--M. Witte, S. Hummer, F. Nelson, T. Solheim, J. Dent, L. Schriner. ROW 3--R. Miklavcic, C. Maertz, M. Shower, L. Hoeksema, J. Jung, B. Rosten, C. Farness. 62 M. G. ROOM COMMISSION ROW 1--Mr. Bean, L. Forbes, R. Miklavcic, B. Knecht, S. Udhardt, B. Udhardt, J. Wheeler. ROW 2--J. Sager, L. Bard, L. Trappe, M. Rigney, D. Sam, E. Harris, S. Gifford, ROW 3--N. Pulling--Art Chm., M. Shower--Chm., B. Bethke, H. Gausewitz, B. Shower, J. Jung--Sec.-Treas., R. Brodbeck. The MG-Room Commission supervises the facilities provided for students during the noon hour. The stu- dents may use the MG-Room for dancing, listening to favorite records, or just plain conversing. The nucleus of MG's school spirit can be found in the Pep Commission. Its members are usually found working hard on Homecoming activities, pep posters, pep rallies, transportations for away games, or selling pom poms and buttons. PEP COMMISSION ROW 1--M. Kneebone, B. Home, K. Gannon, P. Buckley, W. Toki, J. Litel, T. Streber, H. Nickeson. ROW 2--B. Rosefelt, B. Vesaas, C. Buehner, L. Lightbourn, S. Wake, K. Skaar, T. Welsh, L. Levander, G. Harrington, Mr. Burdick--Advisor. ROW 3--B. Horne, B. Hoff, L. Helmicks, S. Woodrow, P. Stolen, L. Schriner, P. Sullivan, J. Brewer, R. Uselman. ROW 4--K. Uselman, S. Johnson, P. Casey--Chm., D. Paterson, D. Woosley, S. Biederman, S. Nickeson, M. Shaw. SOCIAL COMMISSION ROW 1--Mr. Krizmanic, L. Anderson, D. Hunter, S. Vale, C. Vogel, K. Geil, S. Helgeland, K. Gannon. ROW 2--K. I-Iougan, J. Branch, T. Solheim, J. Nelson, N. Littel, B. Gannon, M. Vaade, S. Harker. ROW 2--K. Hougan, J. Branch, T. Solheim, J. Nelson, N. Littel, B. Gannon, M. Vaade, S. Harker. ROW 3--P. Van Hoof, E. Okray, K. Elliott, M. Sargent, S. Berg, J. Rigney, K. Geier--Sec., F. Nelson, S. Douglas. ROW 4--G. Johnson, J. Verthein, T. Derr, L. Hoeksema, C. Rider, T. Niemczk--Chm., D. Brown, J. Gundlach. The Social Commission works to make the social events of the year a success. Among its duties are to set up the school calendar, buy records, and enforce the school code of conduct. The CALDRON editors present the annual literary and artistic magazine of Monona Grove. 'Through this magazine, the students have an opportunity to express themselves through original short stories, essays, poems, paintings, and photography. CALDRON EDITORS ROW 1--B. Bjoraker--Ass't Ed., S. Bonnette--Ass't Ed., C. Justesen--Ass't Art Ed., D. Paul--Co-Ed. ROW 2--F. Nelson--Bus. Mgr., K. Elliott--Co-Ed., Mrs. Levy--Advisor, C. Hoff--Photography Ed., B. Murray--Art Ed. 64 SILVER SCROLL EDITORS ROW 1--J. Skroch, Co-Editor, S. Wake, Co-Editor, R. Miklavcic, Business, M. Smith, Activities, M. Balsley, Seniors, K. Sargent, Classes, ROW 2--C. Farness, Copy, S. Nickeson, Art, L. Trappe, Activities, L. Eustice, Faculty and Index. The SILVER SCROLL editors and staff provide the students of Monona Grove with a pictoral account of the school year through the annual. SILVER SCROLL STAFF ROW 1--M. Balsley, S. Nickeson, S. Wake, J. Skroch, L. Trappe, M. Smith, L. Eustice, P. McDermott. ROW 2--J. Kaiser, K. Skaar, K. Sargent, R. Miklavcic, C. Farness, C. Hoff, B. Van Etten, D. Keyes. ROW 3--P. Hutchison, L. Anderson, J. Branch, N. Schultz, G. Archer, S. Johnson, C. Justesen, B. Knecht, M. Witte. ROW 4--R. Streber, N. Anderson, M. Hoff, R. Brodbeck, N. Mathys, K. Geier, R. Usehnan, N. Pulling, H. Wurz. EAGLE POST EDITORS ROW 1--Mrs. Hart, Advisor, B. Gannon, Advertisingg M. Witte, Editor-in-Chief, L. Anderson, Circulation. ROW .2--S. Vale, Feature, R. Uselman, News, C. Hoff, Photography, S. Osterhaus, Sports, B. Van Etten, Photography, M. Shower, Business. Published 12 times a year, the EAGLE POST provides a broad range of learning experiences which include the mechanical, business and editorial functions of producing a newspaper. Students plan, write, type, edit and proofread copy, sell and contract advertising, create advertising layouts and cartoons, handle school and out-of-town circulation of the paper, take photographs, and plan the makeup in a dummy layout of each issue. EAGLE POST STAFF ROW 1--Mrs. Hart, K. Walsvik, G. Storm, S. Vale, N. Schultz, M. Witte. ROW 2--A. Erickson, M. Witte, B. Bjoraker, S. Bonnette, M. Hoff, K. Lynch, J. Noble, A. Sandstadt. ROW 3--L. Anderson, B. Garmon, R. Uselman, J. Donaldson, J. Schultz, S. Mickelson, D. Kinsey, J. Salick, K. Elliott. ROW 4--C. Hoff, B. Bullis, L. Eustice, S. Osterhaus, B. Van Etten, M. Shower, B. Murray, M. Tuten. QLIILL S SCROLL ROW 1--Mrs. Hart, B. Bjoraker, S. Bonnette, M. Witte, T. Solheim--Pres., L. Anderson. ROW 2--C. Hoff B. Murray, J. Skroch, S. Osterhaus, B. Van Etten, C. Farness, R. Uselman. The Quill and Scroll is the national honorary organization which gives students recognition for outstanding work in the literary field. The National Thespians is an honorary organization for students who done outstanding work on the stage. NATIONAL THESPIANS H. Tuten, K. Elliott, J. Jung, Mr. Heiman, Mrs. Levy. 67 DISCUSSION AND DEBATE ROW 1--C. Jacobson, B. Lewis, G. Bjoraker, M. Hoff, D. Keyes, A. Erickson, S. Goldberg. ROW 2--Mr. O'Brien--Advisor, M. Tuten, D. Nelson, K. DeVoe, L. Vandervelde, J. Donaldson, P. Sprecher. Mr. O'Brien and Mrs. Sundberg, the debate coaches, help students in the various areas of speech, critical analysis, and logical thinking and speaking. Members of discussion and debate compete at tournaments throughout the state representing Monona Grove. N.F.L. is an honorary speech organization open to all students who have earned a required number of points through competition in various areas of speech and dramatics. NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE ROW 1--T. Solheim, J. Donaldson, M. Hoff, M. Witte, B. Bjoraker. ROW 2--Mr. O'Brien--Advisor, K. Elliott, K. DeVoe, L. Kidd, M. Tuten. 68 FRENCH CLUB ROW l--Mrs. Jacobson, K. Gannon, L. Korfmacher, S. Wake, S. Gifford, S. Helgeland, M. Smith. ROW 2-- S. Harker, L. Anderson, L. Slinger, M. Sargent, R. Brodbeck, B. Gannon, L. Lightbourn. ROW 3--C. Famess --Treas., N. Mathys, D. Schaut, J. Swanson, T. Moore, M. Milquet, K. Geier, J. Rigney. The French Club was organized to promote an interest in the French language. The club attempts through various activities to maintain a French atmosphere for the members, and a desire to know learn more about France and its people. Latin Club has as its purpose to further students' knowledge of the Latin language, and Roman customs, traditions and contributions to Western civilization. LATIN CLUB ROW 1--S. Edmundson, C. Kan, S. Vale, D. Keyes, P. Sprecher, A. Erickson, S. Niemczyk, R. Wendt, K. Walsvik. ROW 2--S. Huemmer--Treas., L. Bard--Sec., B. Baumgartner, J. Salick--Pres., S. Berg, S. Schuster K. I-Iougan, D. Schwarz. ROW 3--B. Rosten, M. Mitchell, B. Shower, M. Duane, C. Studee, J. Imhoff, J. Schultz, G. Johnson. SPANISH CLUB ROW 1--Mr. Behm, R. Rapp, C. Toki, M. Witte, K. Noll, R. Streber, M. Balsley. ROW 2--M. Gunderson, M. Field, T. Raynoha--Sec.-Treas., K. DeVoe, B. Murray--Pres., M. Hinnendael. ROW 3--R. Wills, N. Bohrod, J. I-loemke, C. Larson, H. Gausewitz, T. Gedko, T. Boland, B. Hintz. The principle objective of the Spanish Club is to practice Spanish in a social rather than a classroom atmosphere. The desire to improve one's ability to understand and speak Spanish will be stimulated by speakers, movies, and plays. The purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America is to promote an interesting program of activity for students planning to enter the field of business. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA ROW 1--B. Lemon--Treas., S. Arndt, K. Erickson, M. Binn--S ec., T. Welsh--Pres., Miss Bohman. ROW 2--L. Faust, M. Lund, D. Sam, B. Thompson, L. Dipiazza, L. Faust, ROW 3--S. French, W. Wesselkamper, J. Lottes, S. Biederman--V. Pres., D. Nelson, E. Sprengle. 70 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROW 1--C. Doll--Treas., S. Valeria, S. Hanson, D. Moore. ROW 2--Mrs. Mezzera, T. Bowers, D. Meicher, J. Gunnelson, M. Hammond, J. Barkenhagen, C. Schulenburg, G. Storm, Mrs. Pfeil. ROW 3--W. Binn, J, Slinde, V. Nelson, K. Carlson, K. I-Iatzinger, J. Noble, J. Anderson. ROW 4--S. Motisi, R. Berberich, K. Kessler, D. Redepenning, C. Bonano, D. Dahl, D. Mackesey, C. Jones. ROW 5--C. Maertz--Treas., S. Sullivan--Sec., B. Kalscheur, S. Garwood, B. Shower, K. Rogers, K. Uselman, S. Wilson, L. Barnhart- Pres. Future Homemakers has been organized to further its members for homemaking and leadership in home and community life. Its members learn more about cooking, sewing, and child care. Future Nurses of America has been organized to provide educational experiences for its members in the fields of nursing and medicine. Lectures, tours, and community service are among their activities. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA ROW 1--S. Doyle, L. Forbes, M. Rotter, J. Sager, M. Mitchell, M. Smith, V. Vitense, S. Schwedrsky, M. Woodruff, Mrs. Puariea. ROW 2--V. Olsen, S. Simley--Pres., B. Home--Sec.-Treas., L. Helmicks, R. Bertin, D. Schwartz, L. Nelson. ROW 3--M. Rigney, P. Burley, J. Hovland--V. Pres., B. Shower, K. Rogers, K. Sargent, P. Stini. FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA ROW l--C. Schaefer, S. Uphoff, C. Shimniok, B. Bane--Pres., S. Bailey, V. Mersberger, S. Ellestad. ROW 2--Miss Bohman, V. Olsen, J. Manner, B. Berigan, G. Archer, M. Beetharn, Miss Zwiebel. ROW 3--D. Herbeck--Treas., B. Rodefeld, A. Eley, P. Johnson, L. Blackman--Sec., B. Bates, J. Brickson. ROW 4--C. Pohlkamp, J. Rebman, D. Grann, M. Steil, B. Denner--V. Pres., S. Johnson, J. Chaplitski. ROW 5--M. Streber, M. Hill, B. Thompson, S. Roman, J. Thelen, C. Leege, S. Gove, S. Larson, B. Grate. The Future Secretaries was organized to promote interest in the secretarial field, and to encourage advanced education which enable the student to qualify for a secretarial position. Future Teachers has been organized to inform its members about the field of teaching and education in general. Guest lecturers, panel discussions, and field trips are the basis of their activities. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ROW 1--R. Miklavcic, S. Bonnette--V. Pres., B. Rosefelt, M. Witte--Sec., F. Nelson, M. Gunderson, M. Hinnendael, L. Lightbourn, Mrs. Miller. ROW 2--D. Keyes, D. Nelson, B. Baumgartner, S. Garey, R. Van- Epps, K. Noll, J. Zeller. 72 EAGLETTES ROW 1--L. Ganiere--Capt., T. Frailey, M. Gundersen, D. Keyes, M. Phillips. ROW 2--Miss Martin, L. Ganiere, V. Johnson--Capt., K. DeVoe, A. Forler. B. Rosten. The Monona Grove Eaglettes are a performing group organized to provide an opportunity for MG girls to participate in dance and pom pom routines. They perform at athletic events and pep rallies. The purpose of G.A.A. is to promote sports, good sportsmanship, and provide vigorous activity for the girls of Monona Grove. Awards are based on a point system and may be gained individually or through team activities. The G.A.A. Board is made up of the sportheads of the various sports in which the girls participate. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD ROW 1--Miss Martin, L. Christian, V. Olsen, Treas.g C. Farness, Pres.3 K. Sargent, V. Pres., K. Lochner, Sec.g Miss Dehnert. ROW 2--T. Frailey, Publicity, M. Kneebone, Apparatus, B. Knecht, Bowling, S. Noor- lander, Baseballg I.. Kentfield, Bowlingg J. Wheeler, Volleyball. ROW 3--D. Beetham, Basketball, K. Geier, Badmintong K. Rogers, Basketballg J. Friede, Points, P. Stolen, Volleyball 3 M. Beetham, Bombardmentg L. Barnhart, Points. 73 LETTERMAN 'S CLUB ROW 1--J. Daggett, L. Buss, S. Lochner, B. Samdahl, R. Savilahti, P. Becker, R. Mecum, M. Schluter, S. Breiby. ROW 2--M. Nagel, D. Omen, T. Gallagher, W. Fiedler, S. French, T. Moore, G. Hilgendorf, R. Hynum, P. Rosten, S. Lunning, B. Verhelst, P. Raynoha. ROW 3--M. McCarty, D. Fernrite, T. Gedko, S. Olsen, J. Valeria, B. Springen, J. Hilgers, R. Grinnell, J. Schwebke, G. Gustavson, T. Niemczyk, S. Mat- thews. ROW 4--R. Munn, J. Donaldson, L. Kidd, J. Russell, K. Kleinheinz, B. Rueber, M. Smith, B. Griffin, L Holbach, D. Woosley. ROW 5--D. Collman, R. Berres, S. Osterhaus, J. Tipple, T. Derr, J. Swanson, T. Halleran, S. Demro, D. F rwell, J. Fix. Not Pictured--E. Wirts, R. Kleinheinz, D. Huston, R. Hosler. The Letterman's Club is made up of all letter winners and promotes better athletics, good sportsmanship between schools and the community, and betters the understanding of its members. The club is noted for its sale of athletic booster tickets, it also participates in the yearly bloodmobile, and assists at tournaments and state meets by handling programs and concessions. The Lettermen also award one or two scholarships. The Art Club furthers the art interests and activities of the school. Field trips are taken periodically throughout the year to local a.nd out of town galleries and to programs of art interest. ART CLUB ROW 1--H. Nickeson, L. Grunow, S. Gradel, L. Kentfield, L. Buckley, T. Hovland, J. Brewer, M. Balsley, L. Christian, Mr. Forsmo--Adv. ROW 2--P. McDermott--V. Pres., J. Nelson, J. Branch, C. Justesen--Sec.-Treas., B. Denner, C. Denner, P. Sullivan. ROW 3--K. Elliott, J. Jung, B. Murray, K. DeVoe, M. Shaw, L. Trappe--Pres., R. Uselman. 74 LIBRARY CLUB ROW 1--Miss Aaberg, S. Moen, R. DiLorenzo, K. Owens, M. Rotter, C. Shimnick--Sec.-Treas., C. Du- Charme. ROW 2--L. Buckley--V. Pres., R. Brodbeck, L. Eustice, J. Schwebke, M. Milquet--Pres., K. Drotning. The Library Club is a service club by which the members help in the library as assistants and also help pro mote the library during Book Week by making posters and signs. Math Club is organized for those students who have developed an interest in Mathematics. The club is at- tempting to build a. computer, and there have 'been interesting discussions on the facets of Mathematics. The only requirement is that a member must have completed Geometry. Meetings are conducted on an in formal basis in the evenings. MATH CLUB ROW 1--R. Mildavcic, S. Gifford, M. Johnson, J. Salick, S. Mickelson, J. Dent, T. So1heim--Sec.- Treas., S. Breiby, J. Hoemke, S. Matthews--V. Pres. ROW 2--Mr. Glunn--Adv., D. Westmore, T. Bo- land, L. Hepler, M. Shower, S. Biederman, M. Tuten, D. Brown, T. Niemczyk. ROW 3--P. Rosten, C. Rider, J. Vogel--Pres., B. Kind, B. Kilgust, H. Gausewitz, J. Phillips, C. Studee. ' 75 RADIO CLUB ROW 1--T. Halverson, G. TeRonde, C. Studee--Sec.-Treas., L. Hepler, B. Verhelst. ROW 2--Mr. Pfeiffer--Adv., B. Wendle, J. Vogel--Pres., J. Russel--V. Pres., S. Jensen. The Radio Club is organized to teach radio theory and operating procedure used for amateur licensing. The main objective of the club is to build equipment and maintain a school station. Red Cross Club, a new organization, encourages students to participate in activities which help the needy. Some of its activities include donating money and materials to the underprivileged and sponsoring a dinner for the Foreign Exchange Suidents. RED CROSS CLUB ROW 1--P. McDermott, V. Johnson--Pres., B. Rosten--Sec.-Treas., M. Smith. ROW 2--H. Tuten, V. Vitense, S. Gifford, Mrs. Southwell--Adv. ROW 3--G. Morris, M. Tuten, M. Rotter, J. Skroch, M. Shower. ROW 4--J. Imhoff, L. Holbach, J. Schwebke--State Rep., L. Kidd, L. Eustice, B. Bullis. 76 SKI CLUB ROW 1--K. Parks, L. Forbes, C. Vogel, S. Vale, S. Noorlander, T. Solheim, P. Randolph. ROW 2--P. McDermott, K. Hliott, R. Mecum, K. Wold, D. Beck, B. Bates, J. Chaplitski, ROW 3--N. Anderson, J. Salick, K. Collman, B. Murray, S. Berg, N. Pulling, L. Karberg, K. Wilson, L. Trappe. ROW 4--P. Casey, J. Bond, S. Parks, J. Verthein, T. Gedko, S. Lochner, G. Ba.nfi. ROW 5--S. Van Hoof, R. Berres, D. Brown, T. Niemczyk, J. White, J. Schwebke, M. Schriner, T. Solheim--Pres., R. Savilahti. The Ski Club, one of the most popular in the school, was organized to give skiers a chance to get together, both to have more fun, and to reduce the cost of skiing, AND to improve their skiing technique. Rockhounds are students having a special interest in rock collecting and jewelry making. This club provides for them the expensive equipment and instruction needed for Lapidary work. ROCKHOUNDS ROW 1--Miss Kratowicz, D. Fagerlin, J. Schumacher. ROW 2--T. Tipple, S. Fagerlin. 77 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1--S. Gifford, S. Helgeland, S. Bonnette, M. Witte, S. Wake--V. Pres., B. Bjoraker, D. Paul--Sec. ROW 2--K. Elliott, K. Wikoff, E. Okray, M. Balsley, B. Gannon. ROW 3--Mrs. Thompson--Adv., J. Dent--Treas., S. Breiby, J. Schultz, R. Brodbeck, T. Solheim, M. Gundersen. ROW 4--C. Farness, T. Niemczyk, T. Derr, L. I-Ioeksema--Pres., S. Fagerlin, M. Milquet, N. Mathys. National Honor Society encourages students to maintain exceptional grades throughout their high school years Membership is based on character, leadership, scholarship, and service. High School Quiz members are selected to represent Monona Grove on the weekly television program, High School Quiz. They are chosen on the basis of their exceptional general knowledge. HIGH SCHOOL QUIZ Row 1--D. Balsley, B. Bjoraker. Row 2--M. wine, K. Elliott, T. Niemczyk, T. solheim. 78 BOYS GLEE CLUB ROW 1--P. Raynoha, D. Wolter, J. Valeria, D. Tetzlaff, G. Harrington, T. Drunaxsky. ROW 2--J. Ver- thein, B. Hessling, B. Rice, M. Seifert, M. Mitchell, Mr. Kunish. ROW 3--P. Rosten, B. Vogel, H. Borg- wardt, C. Larsen, J. Zeller. The Boys Glee Club which is directed by Mr. Kunish is made up of the male members of the Concert Choir. They make up an integral part of the vocal music department. The Girls Glee is directed by Miss Harsevoort. Beginning this year its members came from the Concert Choir as well as some girls who sing only in Girls Glee Club. GIRLS GLEE CLUB ROW 1--H. Tuten, L. Forbes, P. Buckley, V. Mundt, L. Hanson, S. Martin, S. Pelgrin, V. Vitense, M. Rotter, B. Vesaas, C. Vogel, M. Smith, A. Rotter, K. Walsvik, R. DiLorenzo. ROW 2--Miss Harsevoort, D. Gest, N. Anderson, K. Owens, K. Anderson, A. Wirth, L. Ganiere, B. Berigan, J. Goff, V. Olsen, K. Lunch, G. Ring, M. Beetham, J. Aker. ROW 3--R. Roman, K. Thomas, S. Moen, G. Lewis, S. Nance, L Ubbelohde, C. Davis, M. Woodruff, K. Hougan, R. Rapp, K. Collman, S. Schuster, C. Vogel. ROW 4-- C. Felland, L. Baker, L. Ganiere, N. Mathys, S. Gove, K. Wilson, M. Streber, P. Stini, M. Milquet, L. Eustice, P. Hutchinson, N. Christiansen, P. Casey, L. Karberg, S. Nickeson. THE MONONA GROVE CONCERT BAND CLARINETS: S. Bonnette, D. Keyes, R. Savilahtl, M. Smith, T. Halverson, J. Skroch, P. Hanson, J. Sachs, J. Gust, B. Bjoraker, P. Stolen, C. Toki, C. Anderson, D. Schmelzer, C. Davis, P. Parker, D. Re- depenning, J. Anderson, FLUTES: K. Elliott, B. Hoff, T. Hoveland, S. Bailey, M. Hoff, D. Samdahl, H. Wurz, K. Martin, M. Mitchell, S. Woodrow, T. Solheim, J. Luhman, M. Seeligerg ALTO CLARINETS: M Uphoff, B. Franke, BASS CLARINETS: S. Dalsoren, P. Sargent, S. Vale, OBOES: K. Skaar, N. Stokleyg BASSOONS: T. Frailey, S. Vogel, CONTRA BASS: K. Boland, BARITONE SAXOPHONE: G. Marlettg TENOR SAXOPHONES: R. Benton, D. Reppen, ALTO SAXOPHONE: J. Vogel, L. Levander, S. Kapitz, L Gunow, FRENCH HORNS: Chris Hoff, D. Beck, B. Kalscheur, S. Miller, CORNETS: S. Brieby, L. Kind, B. Wendt, B. Mundt, B. Doctor, P. Sprecher, C. Brys, S. Klein, TRUMPETS: J. Schwebke, G. Pfeiffer, BARITONES: M. Jung, T. Solheim, J. Freide, S. Opsalg TROMBONES: M. Mitchell, J. Schultz, G. La- Schum, D. DeSchmidt, G. Mory, K. Mitchell, H. Briggs, B. Thompson, L. Notstadg TUBAS: S. Bieder- man, M. Tuten, S. Nagel, R. Gove, A. Arnesong STRING BASS: S. Fagerling PERCUSSION: B. Van Ette J. Schwebke, B. Samdahl, D. Kelly, J. Schumacher. The Monona Grove Band is under the direction of Mr. Whitney and Mr. DeHaven. Throughout football and basketball season the band, which was divided in half, played at all home games and helped to provide a background for school spirit. 5 NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SEMIFINALISTS ROW 1--B. Bjoraker, T. Solheim. ROW 2--D. Paul, K. Elliott, S. Fagerlin, J. Skroch. These six National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists were among the mp-ranking high school seniors in the United States who took the National Merit Qualifying Test. This is a fine honor for both these students and Monona Grove. gli BADGER BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES J. Gust, T. Solheim, T. Niemczyk, J. Donaldson, G. Gustavson 81 f M , it I WJ.. f if 'wi -f fi f is fi Vg ' 'Ext v W, .L 1 Qi 2 .sl . A V , L x Q Q5 5 I X xl + W K A , ,Vi Lqix as , L' ff qi k Xys' , , nv . f v 2 ,Tiff W 5 4 ' - ax W yt ., V f' 714' f 1-X . f wx- X , if gmt wk xv 5 51 3 E .xy Q Ymfiv f P' . ,ji mf ms 'E fx 2 3 Q ' -'ES 2 N V ,,, K V, 1' W n 3 ani, . hw f ani ',, , wg , L, m'LV fr 5 Q R 1 4 as FOREIGN STUDENT Vichai Assarat, commonly known as Toy, lives with the Dr. Joseph Brown family. He is from Thai- land and is enjoying his American life. He is planning to attend school in the United States next year also. His American sisters are Penny, Lisa, Dana, and Debbie, who is away at school. .W..,,t...t.s-avi 83 A.F.S. STUDENT Keiko Kasashima, from Japan, has provided many new interests for her American family, the Wallace Wikoffs. Her brother is Lee, and her sisters are Kay, a junior, and Sharon, a freshman at Macalester. 84 A.F.S. STUDENT , , l Risto Savilahti is Monona Grove's foreign student from Finland. The Howard Schwebke family adopted another son and have enjoyed a year of exchanging customs. Risto's brothers are John and Jim. 85 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kris Gannon--Captain, Vicki Temple--Mascot, Judy Jambois, Sandy Temple, Jane Lemke, Linda Slinger. 86 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Bobbie Gannon, Luana Levander Sherrill Douglas, Marilyn Sargent, Bev Hoff FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Sally Vale, Debbie Noltner--Captain, Barb Home Diane Krenz, Joan Litel 87 I. vii? I' '. W ww f ' 1: Q w Q4 MN is ssh 'im Q 9 Q Eff qc. Q , - W- 0 6 va x 151' 5 Q Wi' i- -. 4. Rh is Lf A 5 N Q Q ' U N ' ' 4 k 3 fr Q Q K ,, f 1. 1 E m is T253 X 4 1964 Homecoming was witness to the first Parade and Pep Rally at Monona Grove. The festivities in- cluded fireworks, parade, floats, cheers, and lots of pep. Pat Casey was master of ceremonies for the event and she announced Kris Gannon as Queen, and M. G. Room Commission as Hoat winner. Friday night brought the victory over Edgerton and the introduction of the Queen and her Court. Victory in Review was the-theme of the Homecoming dance held Saturday night, which ended the gala event. E' 1 KING GEORGE AND QUEEN BEV The theme for Junior Prom 1964 was Wonderland by Night. Bev Horne and George Gustavson reigned as Queen and King for the glorious evening. The music and deco- rations provided an enchanting evening which will be long remembered by those who attended. PROM I 964 pal ,, . 1'k5k Af' 90 ii GARY AND KRIS TOM AND BARB vb . 3, jr -ir 51 P v wail 5 LEE AND JAYNE BOB AND SUE PETE AND KAREN 5 0 Wigs . ,. I 55,5 in-1' I 5?x?f.,'4T ' s V ' ' :AE 4 A i Q i . f sg. ' 1 idx 2 1 if fl? sf ,Ia 2. o S N Q 512 'lx Q QM, -Q gg? wg-if 's 5 5 in L-U' - ww X. N. .vm S3 kk' ir ,xX. 95 K .ag K . . .4 4 94, yy, 1 .J ,fn 1,5 wx Q ,,?1,2e3S vs- 1 - f S Q, . 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'Alai Fifi? 4 K f. Q-yi X I . Q I 8.1152 . M .gy-gym' A-gfwisf 2- I Q? 7 4 I fi f Y sf is-'L 'Nw 5,41-4:1 .ff f Wi if iff I -. -qgpviffwf fs A- .f f 2 -L 51.553 ww ,fix .. , gm: ., if W Ly, .,., ji. Q Q Q I 2 v .,., 7 , Kg, ,A ,E5 .1:.:.: :.,,. Q K, iii? ,, if . ali. .. W ff--M. ii fi? fig is f .V ba? M W 'Qi -3 - ' Wx Agia gi S735 n gi S Q , K N wg if xr A , ., 5 Q ,gy S . Hs, n it S 14 Q i . ijf ? iawwgf - . Q Q1 .3 gif A A H ff 4 Q 4 , 1 g-1 s , A9 K wx , A.L. '72 -,..-' VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM ROW 1: McChesny, Rundell, Anderson, Jacobson, Smith. ROW 2: J. Valeria, S. French, D. Housten, L. Larson, J. Boyle, M. Nagle, J. Dagget, T. Gallagher, D. Femrite. ROW 3: R. Kleinheinz, K. Kleinheinz, P. Vanl-loof, R. Munn, G. Banfi, M. Mickelson, G. Gustavson, W. Fiedler, S. Opsal. ROW 4: D. Ring, L. Holbach, D. Woosley, R. Berris, J. Hilgers, J. Smecko, D Kilgust, L. Kidd, Mike McCarty, Mike Smith. ROW 5: S. Lunning, R. Usher, S. Demro, J. Swanson, T. I-Ialleran, T. Derr, D. Collman, T. Neimczyk, J. Fix, G. Harrington, S. DuBois. COACH RUN DELL 100 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM ROW l: S. Demro, M. Mickelson, R. Usher, B. Kau, D. Ring, P. Van!-loof, S. Opsal, Mike McCarty, J. Boyle. ROW 2: M. Kessenich, M. Rammsel, D. Netzer, D. Scullion, J. Daggett, J. Hilgendorf, J. Rueber, S. Doleshaw, B. Noll, J. Olscheske, Mr. McChesney. ROW 3: J. Lottes, E. Miclavik, G. Banfi, D. Kilgust, J Smecko, G. Anderson, D. Swingen, T. Hartridge, G. Peterson, D. Gundlach. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM ROW 1: J. Slinger, P. Wienke, S. Cattel, J. Kaiser, W. Buss, B. Frailey, S. Kirkoff, B. Sainsbury, J. Noltner. ROW 2: T. Ochesky, M. Paul, B. Raymond, O. Zins, M. Philips, D. Skroch, A. Tennid, J. Klein- heinz, M. Hunter, B. Knecht, T. De Rungs. ROW 3: B. Doyle, C. Gifford, P. Parker, M. Neville, B. Henry, G. Woosley, M. Sabin, R. Martinson, J. Wiswell, G. Pfeifer, C. Cristy, L. Brian, G. Marlet, Mr. Evenstad. 101 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM ROW 1: D. Omen, N. Scoville, S. Edmundson, J. Donaldson, E. Springle, T. Welsh. ROW 2: P. Rosten, C I-Iilgendorf, C. Wagner, Risto Savilahti, P. Raynoha, M. Seliger, R. Mecum. ROW 3: Mr. Nelson, J. lmhoff, T. Tipple, J. Schebke, B. Rueber, J. Tipple, J. Schwebke, D. Farwell. S iw CAPTAIN NORM SCOVILLE 102 CAPTAIN ELECT OUTSTANDING RUNNER CRAIG I-IILGENDORF RISTO SAVILAHTI I964 S I965 ALL TEAM MANAGERS P. Nondahl, J. Ziller, G. Harrington, C. Gifford, S. Debois. 103 5, . X ,ix ,gr ,, 5 as F M Q fi W - -H fa M I 'AQQY ' I in v VL W - 'U ' .I as 5 F E, W . . , Nh ' W .A-2 M ig F I 4 U ,J ,Q i iv' fk H Q A 'vm I' V .,,b,, K Q 5. P I Q . :.: . Q l l1 M .1b. Q Em , Z W . 1 f Q sf 51 5 Q 5 Q QF ' f ff is .... s K m L t ' f 'N I LL , uf, i 'M Q1 fx? .. nf 5 - 1 K-53 C A M-f lv L 5 :Jw 'Q gi ' M ' Wg, X e 3 ' 5 , we :Q gy G. 51 52 - 5 , ., R e hi' a 15? W ,Q- -W 0, fm 7 . 2 Qi if if N . , ZNEL Y ' ,L ' Q af , fE:E Q ' .. Q 5 qtj 5 .91 qnlb L ' . V' , Q ' ' ' W 'V'xQ w i Vlg, ' h ' ,,,,.- E . A m , K if ,xr h H 4 Q b P Xiu Q ,Q if . V New , x Q 5 -P ,V 'A l I4 W 5 W E pq 'hmm Q, . ,g. . m ,M 5' gg f? 'MoNoNA GROVE 48 , I, 696 as am MONONA GROVE vs VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM W . 'TT W ' . . A .af T 10.4- A :., .js 1 .v Aihgb .. , S Q 5, fi J T T 0108 GROYY. K.. Blu gl' G. Johnson, P. Van!-Ioof, D. Woosley, D. Ring, D. Collman, S. Demro, J. Swanson, T. Derr, R. Berris, D. Johnson, S. Lunning, W. Feidler, D. Walker. Coach I-Illavac. CO-CAPTAINS: DAN COLLMAN, DALE JOHNSON 106 -c-QW enum JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL fs... .Q C' mit 181957 03505 FRUIT. 'YQKUK4 mu. SC P KQHCN1 5901?- ROW 1: D. Swiggum, B. Noll, J. Hilgendorf, B. Baily, J. Boyle, K. Forseve, J. Matinson, S. Ring. ROW 2: M. McCarty, G. Anderson, J. Smecko, M. Jung, S. Opsal, M. Paulzer, B. Hindendale. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ROW 1: G. Woosley, M. Hunter, J. Kleinhienz. ROW 2: Mr. Uphoff, T. DeRungs, B. Knecht. ROW 3: O. Zins, K. Boland, B. Henry, M. Sabin, A. North. 107 32 ,fam .S VARSITY WRESTLING SQUAD ROW 1: L. Meicher, M. Winters, P. Raynoha, R. Hynum, M. Nagel, R. Walters. ROW 2: L. Holbach, L. Kidd, T. Niemczyk, G. Carlson, B. Verhelst, M. Schluter. COACH AN DERS ON A 108 CAPTAIN MIKE NAGEL I MOST IMPROVED WRESTLER MOST VALUABLE WRESTLER GREG CARLSON MILE NAGEL JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLERS ROW 1: R. Boyle, J. Slinger, T. Gallaghar, A. Tennant, M. Rowley. ROW 2: S. Vanhoof, M. Kessenich, B. Vanetten, T. Bretell, L. Nevel. 109 VOLLEYBALL COACH UPHOFF V TRACK TEAM CAPTAIN: TOM NIEMCZYK H0 TEAM CAPTAIN: LEE KIDD BASEBALL CAPTAIN JERRY HILGERS COACH .IACOBSON GOLF CO-CAPTAINS: TOM MOORE, GEORGE GUSTAVSON HI TENNIS X CAPTAIN PHIL BECKER COACH BALE ATHLETIC COUNCIL ROW 1: T. Moore, N. Scoville, P. Becker, M. Nagel. ROW 2: G. Gustavson, J. Hilgers, T. Niemczyk, D Collman, L. Kidd. II2 AGNES, PATRICIA A. Transfer 25 Latin Club 25 Future Nurses 2. ANDERSON, MICHAEL D. Football 15 Intramurals 1,2,3. ARCHER, GLORIA J. GAA 1,2,3,4 QBoard 35, Future Secretaries 3,45 Silver Scroll 45 Student Council 45 Pep Com- mission 4. ARNDT, SHARON L. F.B.L.A. 2,3 QSec. 2,3j. ASSARAT, VICHAI Transfer 45 Student Coun- cil 4. BALSLEY, MARTHA T. GAA 1,2,35 Eaglettes 25 Latin Club 2,3 QV. Pres. 355 Spanish Club 45 Art Club 45 Ski Club 35 Silver Scroll 2,3,4 QSenior Ed. 455 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Prom Committee Chrm. 35 Comm. Center Committee 3 QTreas.l. BANE, BONITA M. GAA 1,25 Future Secre- taries 3 QTreas.j 4 QPres.j. BAUMGARTNER, ROBERT M. Basketball l,2,45 Intra- murals l,2,35 Latin Club 2,35 Optimist Honor 4. BEAL, HEIDI L. GAA 15 French Club 2,35 Pep Club 15 Pep Com- mission 2,3. BECK, LAWRENCE E. BECK, RONALD S. Intramurals 1,2,3. BECKER, PHILIP C. Basketball 15 Tennis I,2, 3,4 QCapt. 455 Volleyball 35 Intramurals l,2,3,4 QSec. 3,455 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,45 Chess Club l,2. BEETHAM, MELINDA L. GAA 1,2,3,4 QBoard 3,4l5 Latin Club 25 Pep Club 25 Future Nurses 35 Future Secretaries 45 Fashion Club 35 Girls' Glee 35 Homecoming Court 45 Choir 4. BERIGAN, BARBARA A. Future Secretaries 3,45 Girls' Glee 35 Choir 4. BERNARD, JOHN S. Transfer 4. SENIOR BERNSTEIN, DAVID J. Intramurals 1,3,45 Silver Scroll 3. BETHKE, WILLIAM D. Spanish Club 2,35 MG Room Commission 4. BJORAKER, BARBARA J. Latin Club 2,35 Speech Club l,2,3,4 QSec., Pres. 355 Forensics 2,3,45 Discussion 1,2,35 Debate l,2,35 Math Club 45 AFS semi-finalist 35 AFS Club 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Girls' State Gov. 35 Eagle Post 3,45 Caldron 3,4 QAss't ed. 3,455 Quiz Bowl team 2,3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Mid- Summer Night's Dream 2. BLACK, JOI-BNI R. Football 15 Projectionists' Club 2,3,4. BLACKMAN, LYNN R. Future Secretaries 3,4 QSec. 455 Band 1. BOELSING, RODNEY G. BOHROD, NEIL F. Transfer 35 Volleyball 3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Spanish Club 4. BOLAND, TERRANCE W. Spanish Club 2,3,45 Math Club 45 Band 1. BONNETTE, SUSAN L. French Club 2,3,45 Future Teachers 2,3,4 QV. Pres. 455 Debate 15 Forensics 1,25 Silver Scroll l,2,45 Caldron 2,4 QAss't Ed. 2,455 Eagle Post 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4. BOWEN, JUDITH A. Transfer 35 French Club 3,45 Fashion Club 35 Eagle Post 3. BRAUN, MARY M. GAA 15 Eaglettes 25 Spanish Club 2,35 Future Teachers 1,25 Fashion Club 35 Ski Club 35 Eagle Post 3. BREIBY, JEROME C. Intramurals 1,2,35 Vol- leyball 35 Choir 1. BREIBY, STANLEY N. Intramurals l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Let- terman's Club 3,45 Math INDEX Club 3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Band 1,2, 3,4. BRICKSON, JOANNE M. GAA 1,25 Future Nurses 25 Future Secretaries 3,4. BRIDGE, MICHAEL D. Intramurals 2,35 Projectionists' Club 1,2, 3,45 Chess Club 1. BROWN, KENNETH L. BUCKLEY, LINDA S. GAA 15 Art Club 1,2,3,4 QV. Pres. 455 French Club 1,2. BUCKO, JAMES S. BURKE, THOMAS J. Football 15 Hockey 1,25 Intramurals l,2,35 Ski Club 3. CASEY, PATRICIA L. GAA 15 Future Teachers 15 French Club 2,35 Ski Club 3,45 AFS Com- mittee 45 Pep Com- mission 1,2,3,4 QChrm. 455 Eagle Post 2 QColumn Ed.j5 Student Council 4. COLLMAN, DANIEL J. Football l,2,3,4 QCo- Capt. 415 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Intramurals -l,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 45 Class V. Pres. 15 Homecoming King 4. CONDON, GEORGE E. Football 1,25 Hockey 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DAHL, RONALD E. Transfer 3. DALTON, JAMES W. Art Club 1,35 Abe Lincoln cast 35 Christmas play cast 4. DARY, CURT C. Transfer 3. DENT, JOHN R. Hockey 1,25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Math Club 45 Pep Com- mission 25 Finance Com- mission 45 Natioml Honor Society 3,4 QTreas. 45. DILORENZO, ROSE M. GAA 1,2,3,45 Girls' Glee 3,4. DONALDSON, JOSEPH D. Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Intramurals 45 Latin 113 Club 25 Speech Club 1,2,35 Chess Club l,2,35 Debate l,3,45 Forensics 45 Silver Scroll 35 Boys' State 35 Prom Committee 35 Antigone cast 35 Piggy cast 45 Band I. DRENOSKE, MICHAEL T. DUANE, MICHAEL A. Transfer 35 Latin Club 45 Break Commission 4. EGAN, LYNNE A. Transfer 25 Future Nurses 2. ELEY, ANDREA W. Future Secretaries 45 Ski Club 35 Art Club 15 Fashion Club 35 Band 1. ELLESTAD, SANDRA M. Future Secretaries 3,4. ELLIOTT, KAREN E. Cheerleading 1,2,3 QCapt. 1,355 Latin Club 25 Math Club 2,3,45 Ski Club 3,45 Art Club 45 Silver Scroll 15 Eagle Post 3,45 Caldron 4 QCO-ECIQ5 Student Coun- cil 1,2,3,45 Madison Youth Council 45 Class V. Pres. 45 National Honor Society 2,3,4, Nam Mem semi- Finalist 45 Guidance Lab 2,3,45 National Thespians 3,45 Quiz Bowl team 3,45 Prom Court 35 Band 1,2, 3,45 Orchestra 45 Our Town cast 25 Antigone cast 35 Piggy cast 45 Christmas play Dir. 45 Forensics l,2,35 Debate 2. EUSTICE, LINDA GAA l,2,3,45 French Club 2,35 Future Teachers 2,3,45 AFS Committee 45 Assembly Committee 45 Choir 1,2,3,4. FAGERLIN, STANLEY Transfer 25 Football 35 Rockhounds 2,3,4 QSec.- Treas. 2, Pres. 355 Finance Commission 25 National Honor Society 3,4. FARNESS, CAROLE L. GAA l,2,3,45 GAA Board 2,3 QTreas. 45, QPres.j5 French Club 2,3,4 QTreas. 455 Pep Club I5 Silver Scroll 3 QBus. Man.j, 4 QCopy Ed,j5 Finance Commission 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Girls' Glee 3. FEDKENHEUER, TERRANCE Hockey 3,45 Projectionists' Club l,2,3,45 Sportsmans' Club 1. FEMRITE, RICHARD Football l,2,3,45 Hockey 1,25 Volleyball l,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Intramurals 4. FIELD, MARLENE O. GAA l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 4. FORBES, LYNN J. Spanish Club 35 Future Teachers 15 Future Nurses 2,3,45 Ski Club 3,45 Eagle Post 35 MG Room Com- mission 3,45 Choir 3,4. FORLER, ROBERT L. FRENCH, SCOTT Football 1,45 Intramurals 1,3,45 Latin Club 25 Future Business Leaders 45 Letterman's Club 4. FRITZ, BRUCE M. Wrestling 15 Tennis 1,2, 3,45 Intramurals 25 Future Physician's Club 45 Math Club 45 Cheerleading 35 Prom Committee 3. GANIERE, LINDA D. Transfer 35 Eaglettes 3,45 Choir 45 Girls' Glee 3,4. CANNON, KRISTINE Cheerleading l,2,3,4 ICapt. 455 French Club 2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Pep Commission 1,45 Social Commission 3,45 Prom Court 35 Homecoming Queen 4. GAUSEWITZ, HERBERT G. Tennis 35 Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Radio Club 3,45 Math Club 45 MG Room Commission 45 Our Town cast 25 Abe Lincoln cast 35 Antigone cast 3. GEDKO, WILLIAM I-I. Cross Country 1,2,35 Wrestling 15 Hockey 25 Track 1,25 Intramurals 1,25 Spanish Club 45 Ski Club 2,3,4. GEIER, KAREN L. GAA 3,4 Illoard 455 French Club 2,3,45 Silver Scroll 2,3,45 Social Commission 4 QSec.5. GOVE, SANDRA L. GAA 15 Spanish Club 25 Future Secretaries 45 Eagle Post 35 Choir 3,45 Girls' Glee 45 Prom Corn- mittee 35 Pep Club 3. GRANN, DIANE L. GAA 1,25 Future Sec- retaries 3,4. CRATE, BONITA L. Future Secretaries 45 Girls' Glee 3. GRINNELL, RICHARD M. Cross Country 1,2,35 Bas- ketball 15 Track l,2,45 Intramurals 45 Spanish Club 3,45 Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4ITreas. 45. GULLICKSON, VICTORIA M. GAA 45 Art Club 45 Choir l,2,45 Prom Committee 35 Christmas play cast 4. GUNDLACH, DIANE S. Future Homemakers 3. GURRIELL, LYNN G. Future I-lomemakers 3. GUST, JAY I. Intramurals 2,35 Boys' State 35 Band 1,25 Break Commission 4. GUSTAVSON, GEORGE A. Football l,2,3,4 QCapt. 455 Basketball l,2,35 Golf 1,2, 3,4 QCapt. 455 Athletic Council 45 Bowling Club 1,25 French Club 1,25 Projectionists' Club 35 Letterman's Club 45 Stu- dent Council 25 Prom King 35 Boys' State 35 Home- coming Court 4. HALLERAN, TIMOTHY M. Football l,2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,25 Volleyball 25 Wrestling 35 Track 1,25 Baseball 35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Rockhounds 25 Choir 3. HEPLER, LESLIE M. Golf 25 Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 Bowling Club 15 Radio Club 1,2,3,4fV. Pres. 2,355 Math Club 4. HERZFELDT, PHILLIP R. Transfer 4. HILGERS, GERALD M. Transfer 35 Football 3,45 Baseball 3,4 QCapt. 455 Volleyball 45 Athletic Council 45 Intramurals 3,45 Letterman's Club 3,4. HILL, MAXINE E. Future Secretaries 3,45 Projectionists' Club 3,4. HOEFER, PHILIP G. Spanish Club 35 Chess Club 35 Band l,2. II4 I-IOEKSEMA, LAWRENCE A. Transfer 25 Intramurals 3,45 French Club 45 Math Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4 IPres. 45. HOEMKE, JACK B. Tennis 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,a,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 45 Math Club 3,45 Rockhounds l,2,3,4. HOFFER, RICHARD G. Baseball l,2,45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. HOLBACH, LYLE Football l,2,3,45 Wrestling l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Track 35 Tennis 45 Intra- murals l,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Antigone cast 35 Abe Lincoln cast 35 Choir 3. HORNE, BEVERLY J . GAA l,2,3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Future Nurses l,2,3,4 QSec.-Treas. 455 Student Council l,2,3,4 QTreas. 455 Pep Commission 3,45 Finance Commission 4 QPres.55 Prom Queen 35 Homecoming Court 4. HOSLER, RUSSELL Football 15 Basketball 1,25 Tennis 3,45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 AFS Com- mittee 45 Future Teachers 3,45 choir 1,2,3,45 Harvey cast 25 Our Town cast 25 Abe Lincoln cast 35 Sandbox cast 35 Variety show director 3,4. HUSTON, DALE R. Transfer 25 Football 2,3,4. I-IUTCI-IISON, PAULA B. GAA 25 Spanish Club 35 Fashion Club 35 Silver Scroll 45 Christmas play cast 4. JAMBOIS, JUDITH A. Cheerleading l,2,3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Christmas play cast 4. JOHNSON, DALE L. Basketball 2,3,45 Intra- murals 15 Latin Club 2,3. JOHNSON, GARY D. JOHNSON, GARY DEAN Football 15 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Baseball 15 Social Commission 45 Prom Court 3. JOHNSON, PAMELA S. GAA 1,25 Library Club 15 Future Homemakers 15 Future Secretaries 3,45 Choir l. JOHNSON, SHARON L. GAA l,2,3,4 fBoard 1,2,355 Future Home- makers 15 Future Sec- retaries 45 Future Business leaders 25 Eagle Post 1,2,35 Silver Scroll 2,45 MG Room Commission 25 Social Commission 25 Pep Commission 45 Choir 15 Prom Committee 3. JOHNSON, VIRGINIA Eaglettes 2,3,4 QCapt. 455 Latin Club 3,45 Future Teachers 35 Red Cross Club 4 QPres.5. JUNG, JEAN M. Art Club l,2,3,45 MG Room Commission 2,3,4 QSec.-Treas. 455 Finance Commission 45 Forensics 3,45 Abe Lincoln cast 35 Piggy cast 45 Christmas play cast 4. JUSTESEN, CANDICE French Club 2,35 Art Club 2,3,4 QSec.-Treas. 455 Forensics 3,45 Caldron 3,4 QAss't Art Ed. 455 Will-O-The Wisp cast 15 Mid-summer Night's Dream cast 25 Christmas play cast 45 Piggy director 4. KARBERG, ELIZABETH A. GAA 15 Art Club 15 Ski Club 3,45 Pep Commission 35 Choir 3,45 Girls' Glee 2,4. KASASHIMA, KEIKO AFS Student 45 Student Council 45 AFS Com- mittee 45 Madison Youth Council 4. KIDD, LEE Football l,2,3,45 Basket- ball 15 Volleyball 2,3,45 Track 2,3,4 QCapt. 255 Wrestling 45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Debate 15 Forensics 1,25 :etterman's Club l,2,3,45 Athletic Council 45 MG Room Commission 45 Student Council l,2,3,4 QV. Pres. 2,35 Pres. 455 Prom Court 3. KILGUST, ROBERT G. Intramurals 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Math Club 3,45 Nat'l Merit Commendation 43 Youth Rotar 43 Prom Court 33 Prom Committee 3. KIND, BRUCE A. Transfer 43 Math Club 43 Nat'1 Merit Com- mendation 4. KIRKPATRICK, STEVEN D. Chess Club 1. KITELINGER, KRISTINE L. Transfer 4. KLEINHEINZ, KENNETH A. Football l,2,3,43 Baseball Manager 1,23 Track 43 Intramurals 1,2,33 Bowling Club 1,2. KNECHT, BARBARA A. GAA 2,4 QBoard 433 Spanish Club 3 fTreas.33 Future Teachers 23 Silver Scroll 43 Finance Commission 33 MG Room Commission 43 Prom Court 33 Home- coming Court 4. KOCLANES, ROBERT Basketball 1,23 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. KRAFT, JAMES Track 1. KRESS, PHILIP B. Intramurals 23 Orchestra 1,23 Band 3. KRUCHTEN, SUZANNE J. Latin Club 3. LARSEN, CLIFFORD Transfer 33 Football 33 Tennis 33 Rockhounds 33 Choir 3,4. LARSON, LAWRENCE G. Football 1,2,3,43 Hockey 1,23 Baseball 1,2,3,4j Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Abe Linco1n cast 33 Christmas play cast 4. LARSON, SANDRA Future Secretaries 3,43 Pep Club 2. LASCHUM, GARY E. Band 1,2,3,4. LAUBMEIER, SANDRA GAA 2. LEMKE, RICHARD A. Football 1,2,33 Wrestling 1,23 Volleyball l,2,33 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Projectionists' Club 1,2, 3,43 Rockhounds 13 Sportsman's Club 2. LIGHTBOURN, LAURA E. French Club 2,3,43 Pep Commission 3,43 Future Teachers 3,43 Silver Scroll 43 Pep Club 33 Class Sec. 4. LITEL, MARY C. Transfer 23 GAA 23 Latin Club 2. LITTEL, NANCY Art Club 33 Ski Club 33 Eagle Post 3. LOCHNER, KATHERINE GAA 3,4 QBoard 3,433 Latin Club 1,2,33 Ski Club 3,43 Future Nurses 3. LUND, MICHAEL E. Transfer 3. MACMILLER, PENELOPE GAA 1,2,3,4. MAERTZ, HENRY M. Intramurals 1,3. MANNER, .IOANN Future Secretaries 4. MATHER, TERRANCE L. Transfer 3. MATHYS, NANCY GAA 2,33 French Club 2,3,43 Future Teachers l,2,3,43 Forensics l,2,43 National Honor Society 2,3,43 Choir 1,2,3,43 Silver Scroll 4. MATTHEWS, STEPHEN Hockey 1,23 Intramurals 3,43 Math Club 1,2,3,43 French Club 23 Letter- man's Club 2,3,4. MECUM, ROBERT Cross Country 1,2,3,43 Track l,2,3,43 Intramurals 2,3,43 Ski Club 43 Letter- man's Club 2,3,4. MEISEL, DAROLD G. Baseball 1,2,33 Golf 43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MERKLING, GENE L. Football 2. MEYER, DAVID K. Rockhounds 1,2,3. MIKLAVCIC, ROBERTA M. Transfer 33 GAA 33 Latin Club 33 Prom Com- mittee 3s Future Nurses 33 Future Teachers 43 MG Room Commission 43 Finance Commission 43 Silver Scroll 3,4 QBus. Man. 43. MILQUET, MELINDA GAA 1,2,3,4s Library Club 1,2,3,4 QPres. 433 French Club 2,3,43 Nationa Honor Society 2,3,43 Choir 1,2,3,4. MITCHELL, KAREN GAA 1,2,3,43 Library Club 13 Break Commission 3,4 QChrm. 433 Band 1,2,3,4. l MITCHELL, MARK Football 23 Golf 3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Choir 4. MOORE, THOMAS Football 13 Hockey 1,23 Golf l,2,3,4 ICO-Capt. 433 Intramurals 1,2,3,4j French Club 3,43 Math Club 33 Letterman's Club 2,3,43 Prom Court 33 Athletic Council 43 Homecoming Court 4. MORTENSON, DAVID Transfer 43 Caldron judge 4. MUNDT, VICTORIA Girls' Glee 1,3,4. MUNN, RANDALL F. Football l,2,3,43 Intra- murals l,2,4. MURRAY, BARBARA J. Art Club 1,2,3,4j Ski Club 2,3,4 QV. Pres. 333 Latin Club 2,33 Spanish Club 4 QPres.33 Silver Scroll 2,3 QArt Ed. 333 Eagle Post 2,43 Caldron 2,3,4 QArt Ed. 433 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Christmas play set director 4. NAGEL, MICHAEL W. Football 1,3,43 Cross Country 23 Wrestling l,2, 3,4 fCapt. 3,433 Volley- ball 33 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Athletic Council 43 Intra- murals l,2,3,43 Intramural Assoc. Sec. 33 Letterman's Club 3,43 Band 1,2,3. NELSON, FRANCES A. Eagelettes 2,33 Latin Club 2,33 Future Teachers 4g Art Club 33 Ski Club 33 Caldron 4 QBus. Man.33 Break Commission 33 Student Council 43 Prom Chairman 3. NICKESON, SANDRA G. Cheerleading 13 French Club 23 Art Club 33 Silver Scroll 4 QArt Ed.33 Pep Commission 3,43 Stu- dent Council 4 3560.33 AFS Committee Chrm. 4. NIEMCZYK, THOMAS M. Football 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 3,43 Basketball 1,25 Base- ball 1,2,3,43 Volleyball 2,3,4 fCapt. 3,433 Athletic Council 43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4j Latin Club 2,33 Math Club 2,3,43 Letter- man's Club 3,43 Ski Club 3,43 Social Commission 3,4 QChrm. 433 Class Presi- 115 dent 33 National Honor Society 2,3,43 Quiz Bowl team 3,43 Youth Rotar 43 Boys' State 3. NOBLE, CHERYL A. Future Nurses 1,2. OKRAY, EMILY J. GAA 13 Latin Club 2,33 Future Nurses 1,2,33 Caldron judge 1,23 Student Council 2,3,43 Finance Commission 23 Social Commission 3,4 QChrm. 333 Class Sec.-Treas. 23 National Honor Society 2,3,4. OLSEN, EVERETT M. Football 1,33 Hockey 1,33 Tennis 13 Intramurals 23 Letterman's Club 2,3,43 Band l,2,3,4. OLSEN, VICTORIA E. GAA 1,2,3,43 GAA Board 2,3,4 lPres. 3, Treas. 433 Cheerleading 13 Latin Club 2,33 Future Nurses 2,3,43 Future Secretaries 43 Pep Club 23 Finance Commission 43 Choir 1,43 Girls' Glee 3,4. ONSAGER, NANCY J. GAA 13 Latin Club 23 Future Nurses 23 Future Teachers 3. OWENS, KAREN Transfer 23 Art Club 33 Library Club 43 Girls' Glee 3,43 Choir 4. PAUL, DONNA G. GAA 13 Eagle Post 1,23 Silver Scroll 2,33 Caldron judge 1,2,33 Caldron 4 KCC-Ed.3f Student Council 23 Class Sec.-Treas. 33 National Honor Society 2,3,4 QSec. 433 Quill and Scroll 43 Nat'l Merit Semi- Finalist 43 Guidance Lab 2,3,43 Prom Committee 3. PENNEWELL, LYNETTE L. POHLKAMP, JULIE A. Transfer 2. POOLE, ROGER C. Transfer 2. PULLING, NANCY L. GAA 2,3 QBoard 333 Future Nurses 1,23 Elle'Chic Club 33 Ski Club 2,3,43 MG Room Commission 3,4. RAI-IN, CAROL A. Transfer 23 GAA 3. RAYNOHA, KATHRYN J. GAA l,2,43 Spanish Club 4 Finance Commission 43 Prom Committee 3. REBMAN, JOYCE A. Future Secretaries 3,45 Break Commission 3. RIDER, CRAIG A. Cross Country 15 Intra- murals 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Photography Club l,2, 3,45 Math Club 45 ski Club 25 Silver Scroll 45 Social Commission 4. ROBERTS, GREGORY M. Football 1,25 Hockey 1,25 Baseball 1. RODEFELD, BEVERLY A. Future Secretaries 3,4. ROGERS, GARY R. Intramurals 1,4. ROSTEN, PHILIP W. Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Golf 2,35 Latin Club 2,35 Math Club 3,45 Choir l,2,3,4. ROWLEY, RUTH A. GAA 1,25 Future Nurses 25 Fashion Club 35 Ski Club 35 Library Club 2,3 lTreas. 355 Finance Com- mission 3. RUEBER, WILLIAM G. Track 2,3,45 Cross Country 45 Intramurals 1,25 Letterman's Club 4. RUPPE, JAMES L. Transfer 3. RUSSELL, JEFFREY D. Track 3,45 Intramurals 25 Latin Club 2,35 Radio Club 1,2,3,4 QV. Pres. 455 Math Club 4. SACHS, SUSAN L. GAA 15 French Club 3. SAEGER, CATHERINE J. GAA 1,25 Eagle Post 35 Girls' Glee 3. SARGENT, KAREN L. GAA 1,2,3,45 GAA Board 3,4 QV. Pres. 455 Future Nurses 2,45 Library Club 25 Silver Scroll 3,4 QClasse Ed. 45. SAVILAHTI, RISTO AFS Student 45 Cross Country 45 Track 45 Intramurals 45 Ski Club 45 Band 4. SCI-IAEFER, NICK Transfer 35 Intramurals 3,4. SCHLUTER, GEORGE R. Intramurals 2. SCHMUDLACH, THOMAS L. SCI-IRINER, MICHAEL W. Track 2,35 Ski Club 1,2, 3,45 Rockhounds l,2. SCHULKAMP, DANIEL H. SCHUMACHER, JAMES A. Track 15 Wrestling 35 5 Volleyball 45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Radio Club 1,25 Ski Club 25 Band l,2,3,4. SCHWEBKE, JOHN H. Cross Country l,2,3,45 Tennis l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,35 French Club 2,3,45 Photography Club l,2,35 Ski Club 3,45 Red Cross Club 45 Library Club 45 Letterman's Club 45 Debate 1,25 Band l,2,3,4. SCOVILLE, NORMAN L. Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,25 Volleyball l,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Track 2,3,45 Intramurals 4. SHAW, MAXINE V. Art Club 45 Pep Com- mission 4. SHELDON, WILLIAM D. Basketball 15 Football 2,35 Intramurals 2,3,4. SI-IIMNIOK, Cl-ILOE A. Future Secretaries 45 Library Club 3,4 fSec.- Treas. 455 Art Club 2. SHOWER, MARY E. GAA 2,35 Latin Club 25 Future Teachers 2,3,4 QTreas. 3, Pres. 455 Math Club 2,3,4 QChrm. 455 Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,45 Red Cross Club 45 Silver Scroll l,2,35 Eagle Post 3,4 fBus. Man. 455 Caldron judge 45 MG Room Commission l,2,3,4 IChrm. 455 Finance Com- mission 3,45 Student Council Exec. Committee 45 Christmas play co- director 45 Prom Com- mittee Chrm. 35 Home- coming Parade Chrm. 4. SIMLEY, SUE A. GAA l,2,3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Future Nurses l,2,3,4 QPres. 455 Rockhounds 3 QSec.-Treas.55 Silver Scroll 45 Finance Com- mission 3. SKROCH, JAYNE K. GAA 1,25 Latin Club 2,35 Red Cross Club 45 Silver Scroll 2,3,4 QCopy Ed. 3, Co-ed. 455 Eagle Post 2,35 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 AFS Committee 45 Nat'l Merit Semi-Finalist 45 Prom Court 3. H6 SMITH, MARCIA K. French Club 3,45 Future Homemakers 2,3 QSec. 255 Future Nurses 2,3,45 Fashion Club 35 Red Cross Club 45 Silver Scroll 3,4 QActivities Ed. 455 Pep Commission 35 Band l,2, 3,45 Choir 4. SMITH, MICHAEL P. Transfer 35 Sports manager 3,45 Math Club 35 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Silver Scroll 4 QAss't Sports Ed. 45. SOLHEIM, THOMAS D. Football 15 Hockey 1,25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Ski Club 2,3,4 fPres. 455 Math Club 3,4 QSec.-Treas. 455 Debate 35 Forensics l,2,35 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 2,3,4 QPres. 3,455 Silver Scroll 2 fSports Ed.55 Eagle Post 2,3 QEd.-in-Chief 355 Student Council 25 Social Commission 3,45 Class President 45 Band l,2,3,4 IDrum Major 455 Abe Lincoln cast 35 Christmas play cast 4. SPRIGEN, BRADFORD Cross Country l,2,35 Track l,2,45 Intramurals 15 Art Club 2,3. STREBER, MARCIA Future Secretaries 3,45 Choir 45 French Club 2,35 Art Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1. STUDEE, MARY ANN Art Club l,2,35 French Club 3. SULLIVAN, MAUREEN GAA 15 French Club 25 Art Club 15 Future Home- rnakers 1 QTreas.5. SWINGEN, JAMES E. Transfer student 4. TAUBERT, BRUCE D. Football 15 Track l,2,45 Intramurals 1,2. TETZLAFF, DAVID A. Transfer 25 Basketball 25 Intramurals 35 Choir 3,45 Band 2. TERONDE, CRAIG Transfer 25 Football 25 Radio Club 3,4. THOMPSON, BETTY GAA l,2,3,4 fBoard 355 Library Club l,2,35 Future Secretaries 3,45 Future Business Leaders 4. THOMPSON, ROBERT C . Band l,2,3,4. TIPPLE, JAMES E. Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Intramurals 4. TOKI, WELCOME A. French Club 3,45 Silver Scroll 3,45 Pep Com- mission 2,3,4. TRAVIS, JAMES Bowling Club 2,3. TUTEN, MICHAEL Library Club 2,35 Math Club 3,45 Debate 2,3,45 Discussion 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Harvey cast 25 Antigone cast 35 Christmas play cast 4. UDHARDT, SALLY J. Latin Club 25 Future Nurses 25 MG Room Commission 2,3,4. UPHOFF, SALLEY A. Transfer 45 Future Sec- retaries 4. USELMAN, RUTH E. Art Club l,2,35 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Eagle Post 3,4 QNBWS Ed. 455 Silver Scroll 45 AFS Committee 45 Prom Committee 3. VERTHEIN, JOHN N. Basketball 1,25 Golf 3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Latin Club 25 Social Com- mission 3,45 Choir 45 Boys' Glee 4. VERHELST, BRUCE A. Wrestling 1,3,45 Intra- murals 25 Radio Club 3,45 Math Club 4. VALE, SUSAN M. Transfer 25 GAA 3,45 Lati Club 45 Ski Club 45 Eagle Post 4 QFeature Ed. 455 Social Commission 4. VALERIA, JAMES F. Football l,2,3,45 Hockey 1,25 Tennis 15 Lettermen' Club 45 Choir 1,3,4. VOGEL, CHRISTINE Transfer 35 Silver Scroll 35 Social Commission 45 Girls' Glee 35 Choir 4. VOGEL, JOHN H. Basketball 15 Bowling Club 1,25 Radio Club 1,2,3,4 QSec. 2, Pres. 3,455 Math Club 3,4 QPres. 455 Band l,2,3,4. WAKE, SUSAN P. GAA 15 French Club 2,3,45 Math Club 35 Stu- dent Council 2,3,45 Stu- dent-Faculty Relations 2,3 QSec. 355 Election I1 S Committee Chrm. 45 National Honor Society 2,3,4 QV. Pres. 415 Class President 25 Eagle Post 15 Silver Scroll 2,3,4 1Co- Ed. 4jg Guidance Lab 1,2, 3,45 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 3. WALSVIK, KATHY FRESHMEN Altenberger, Harold J. 53 Anderson, Carlyn M. 53,80 Anderson, Judy L. 53,71,80 Anderson, Karen S. 53,79 Archer, Douglas J. 53 Arneson, Allen D. 53,80 Bailey, John Barkenhagen, Marilyn J. 53,71 Beetham, John H. 53 Benton, Robin L. 53,80 Berberich, Rita M. 53,71 Binn, Wilma E. 53,71 Bjoraker, Gary T. 53,68 Blue, Mike C. 53 Blue, Wayne W. 53 Boelsing, Rita J. 54 Bohnsack, Nadine Boland, Kevin M. 53,80 Bowen, Robert Q. 53 Bowers, Teresa A. 53,71 Boyle, Richard W. 53,109 Brewer, Janet L. 53,63 Bridge, Danny R. 54 Briggs, Harriet J. 54,80 Bryan, Larry M. 53,101 Buchanan, Barbara A. 54 Burley, Peggy L. 53,71 Bush, Alan B. 54 Bush, Wayne E. 54,101 Carlson, Kristi Lynn 54,71 Cattell, Spencer J. 54,101 Chittenden, Jim R. 54 Christensen, Nancy L. 54,79 Christoph, Steven G. 54 Christy, Charles L. 54,101 Clack, Robert J. 54 Clark, Jim Coffey, Steven J. 54 Crosby, Robert F. 54 Dahl, Donna J. 54,71 Deering, David R. 54 Denson, Charles C. 54 Denson, Tim J. 54 DeRungs, John A. 54,101 DeVoe, Paul H. 54 DiLareto, Debbie A. 54 DiPiazza, Betty S. 54 Disch, Michael F. 54 Doll, Constance Ann 54,71 Doyle, Bob D. 54,101 Doyle, Shelley E. 54,71 Drotning, Karen E. GAA 1,2,3,45 Latin Club WENGER, BONITA L. 2,3,45 Art Club 45 Fashion Fashion Club 3. Club 35 Choir 45 Girls' WESTMORE, RICHARD A. Glee 45 Christmas play cast Intramurals 2,3,45 Latin 4. Club 25 Bowling Club 1,25 WEITENDORF, KENT D. Math Club 3,45 Abe Transfer 35 Track 3,45 Linco1n cast 3. Intramurals 35 Cheer- WOLTER, REYNOLD D. leading 35 Ski Club 4. Football 15 Wfe5t1i1'1S INDEX Drunasky, Thomas D. 54, Kind, Lloyd A. 55,80 179 Kleinheinz, John M. 55,101 DuBois, Steve J. 54,100 DuCharme, Charlene M. 54,75 Fagerlin, Diane L. 54,77 Fernrite, Mark W. 54 Forler, Marilyn J. Frailey, Bill F. 54,76,l01 Frickelton, Claude J. 57 Friede, James L. R. 55 Galvin, Rodney Lee 54 Garwood, Sharon M. 54,71 Gifford, Charles J. 54,101 Goff, Jeri R. 54,79 Goldberg, Steven A. 53,57, 60,61,68 Gorsuch, Steven H. 57 Gregory,'Robert 54 Grob, Steven J. Grunow, Lynne M. 54,74, 77,80 Gunnelson, Jean L. 54 Haaek, Ann C. 54 Hammond, Melissa J. 54 Hansen, D. Van 55 Hanson, Paul F. 54,80 Hanson, Sandra J. 54,71 Harris, Elaine A. 54,63 Hatzinger, Kathy 54,71 I-lelmicks, Linda J. 55,63,7 Henry, William R. 57,101 Hesse, Diane R. 55 Hessling, William E. 55,79 l-Iiegel, Susan M. 55 Hilgendorf, Paul D. 55 Holton, Ronald E. Homburg, Torn L. 55 Homme, Steven A. 55 Horne, Barbara C. 56,6O, 63,71,87 Hunter, Michael C. 55,61, 101 Jacobsen, Christopher J. 55,68 Jacobson, Jane M. 55 Johnson, Carleen B. 56 Johnson, Kenneth L. 55 Johnson, Nancy A. 53,55 Kaiser, Jerrold W. 57,60, 101 Karner, Pam M. 79 Kerhof, Stephen P. 55,101 Kessler, Kathleen A. 55,71 l II7 Klingelhoets, William J. 57,60 Klubertanz, Marion R. 55 Knecht, Robert J. 57,101 Krenz, Diane M. 55,87 Kruchten, Sanderson J. 57 Larson, Dale L. 55 LaSchum, Wendy J. 55 Lewis, William F. 55,68 Litel, Joan C. 55,63,87 Luhman, Jane B. 55,80 Machut, Gary A. Mackesey, Deborah K. 56, 71 MacMil1er, Wendy G. 55 Marlett, Greg W. 55,80,101 Marshall, Bill R. 55 Martinson, Richard O. 55, 101 McConley, Mary E. 55 Mecum, Dawn M. 55 Meicher, Debbie A. 55 Meiller, Dennis L. 55 Mender, Michael J. 55 Meyer, Mike J. 56 Meyers, Kevin Michelson, Soren III 66 Mistele, Mary R. 55 Mitchell, Meryl L. 55,71,8O Moen, Sandra M. 55 Moore, Deborah K. 55,71 Morrison, Debbie A. 55 Mortenson, John J. 56 Motisi, Shirley R. 56,71 Nabholz, Mike H. 56 Nagel, Stephen J. 56,80 Nawratil, Donald J. 56 Nelson, Virginia A. 56,71 Neville, Leo P. 56,109, Nickeson, Holly K. 56,6O, 63,74 Niemczyk, Susan M. 56, 60,69,74 Noble, Jeanne M. 56,66,71 Noltner, Deborah J. 56,87 Noltner, John R. 101 North, Andy S. 56 Odland, Jean M. 56 Olscheske, Tom J. 56,101 Parker, Peter D. 56,80,101 Parks, Kent R. 56,77 Parsons, Mike R. 56 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3,4g Track 45 Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 Ski Club 1,2,3,45 Bowling Club 1,2,3,4. WORLEY, RITA K. Transfer Student 4. ZITLOW, DAVID T. Paul, Mike W. 53,56,61,101 Pearson, David L. 56 Pfeiffer, Glenn A. 56,101 Phillips, Mike J. 56,101 Pings, Catherine L. 56 Platt, David W. 56 Pohlkamp, Colleen F. 56 Rankin, Coyla J. Raymond, Robert M. 56,76, 101 Redepenning, Diane M. 56, 71,80 Rigney, Mary Jo 56,63,71 Ring, Georgia C. 56,79 Roman, Rona 79 Rowin, Leonard A. 56 Rueber, Eileen M. 56 Sabin, Marc G. 56,101 Sachs, Judith A. 56,80 Sager, Joan A. 56,63,71 Sailing, David D. 56 Sainsbury, Robert E. 79,101 St. John, Stanley Samdahl, Diane M. 56,80 Sanstadt, Ann E. 56,66 Sargent, Patricia M. 56,61, 80 Schaefer, Bruce L. 56 Schaefer, Terry L. Schmelzer, Debby K. 62,80 Schneider, Donald A. 56 Schofield, Mike J. 56 Schulenburg, Candice L. 56,71 Schuler, Linda L. 57 Schultz, Nancy J. 56,65,66 Schuster, Michael J. 56 Schwarz, Denise G. 57,69, 71,77 Schwartz, Kathy M. 57 Schwedrsky, Suzanne 71 Shower, Barbara A. 57,63, 69 Simley, Donald O. 57 Skroch, Dave E. 57,101 Slinde, Jennifer S. 57,71 Slinger, Jim K. 57,101,109 Smith, Dean F. 57 Sprecher, Paul A. 57,68, 69,80 Springen, Kristine E. 57 Stapelmann, Debbie L. 57 srini, Patricia L. 57,e2, 71,79,93 Stokley, Nancy L. 57,80 Storm, Gail L. 57,66,71 Storms, Gloria J. 57 Sullivan, Sue R. 57,71 Sullivan, Tim Tennent, Andrew 57,101,109 Thorpe, Carolyn 57 Uphoff, Margo L. 57 Uselman, Craig Uselman, Kathleen J. 57, 63,71 Vale, Sally 57,87 Valeria, Cheryl L. 57,71 VanderVelde, Lea S. 57,68 Verhelst, Brad S. 57 Vogel, Cindy J. 57,79 Vogel, Paul R. 57 Vogel, Sue E. 57,80 Wagner, Charles T. 57,102 Wendle, William G. 57,76 Wendt, Robert E. 57,69,80 Wienke, Paul 57,101 Winter, Mark B. 57,108 Wirth, Antoinette J. 57,79 Wiswell, Jeff L. 57,101 Witte, Ellen Jean 57,66 Wold, Karen M. 57 Wolter, Dwight L. 57,79 Woodruff, Mary E. 57,7l,79 Woosley, Glen R. 57,101 Zeller, Danny J. 57 Zerbel, Mark A. 57 Zins, Darlene E. 57 Zins, Orlo D. 57,101 SOPHOMORES Agnes, Joe 48 Aker, Jeanette 48,79 Anderson, Greg 48,101,107 Anderson, Nadine 48,60,65, 79 Anderson, Pam 48 Anderson, Paul 48 Anstey, Max 48,79 Arndt, Sharon 48,70 Bailey, Robert 48,107 Bane, Sharon 48 Banfi, George 48,77,100, 101 Barber, Dianna 48 Bard, Elizabeth 48,63,69 Barnhart, Linda 48,71,73 Baumgartner, Barbara 48,69 Beck, Diana 48,77,80 Berggren, Janis 48 Bethel, Rodney 48 Biederman, Steve 48,63, 70,80 Bingham, Sharon 48 Binn, Maxine 48,71 Bonano, Chris 48,71 Bond, Jim 48,77 Bork, Donna 49 Boyle, John 49,100,lO1,107 Bryan, Bill 49 Brys, Charles 49,80 Buehner, Chris 49,60,63 Bullis, Betty 49,66,76 Cady, Arthur 49 Christoph, John 49 Clark, Dave 49 Coats, Lucille Crary, Gail 49 Creydt, Lynne 49 Dalsoren, Sharon 49,80 Davis, Carolyn 49,80 DeSmidt, Dave 49,80 DiPiaua,Lucy 49,70 Dohm, Paula 49 Doleshaw, Steve 49,101 Doriot, Jim 49 DuPont, Louis 49 Dvorak, Will 49 Edmundson, Steve 49,69, 102 Elder, Candy 49 Erickson, Ann 49,66,68,69, 70 Erickson, Kathryn 49 Ettner, Tom 49 Falch, Victoria 49 Farwell, Dale 49,102 Faust, Linda 49,70 Felland, Scott 49 Follett, Jim 49 Forseth, Kevin 49,107 Fox, Julie 49 Frailey, Terri 49,73,80 Franke, Paula French, Greg 49 Fritz, Rex 49 Ganiere, Laura 49,73,79 Garey, Carol 49,72 Gassen, Kathy 49 Gausmann, Bob 49 Geil, Kathy 49,64 Gest, Diane 49,79 Goodman, Kennetta 49 Gove, Ray 49,80 Gradel, Sandra 49,74 Grefsheim, Nancy 50 Grob, Dan 50 Gundlach, Richard 50 Gust, Janice 50,80 Halverson, Tom 50,80 Hartridge, Ted 50,101 Hatzinger, Eve 50 Hauge, Duane l-Ierzfelt, Greg 50 Hilgendorf, Jerry 50,101, 107 Hinnendael, Bill 50,107 Hoefer, Jack 50 Hoeksma, Shirley 50 Hoff, Bev 50,63,80,87 Hoff, Martha 50,65,66,68, 80 Hollis, Linda 50 I-lolten, Jackie 50 Homme, Francine 59 Hougan, Karen 50,60,64, 69,79 IIB Hovland, Teresa 50,74,80 Huebner, Carole 50 Huemmer, Sandy 50,62,69 Hunter, Debby 50,64 Huston, Sandra 50 Jenson, Steve 50 Johnson, Mary 50 Jung, Mark 50,80,107 Kalscheur, Elizabeth 50,71, 80 Kapitz, Secone 50,80 Kau, Carolyn 50,69 Kelly, Dan 50,80 Kerznar, Jonna 50 Kessnich, Michael 50,101, 109 Kugusr, Dick 4s,so,61,1oo, 101 Klein, Steve 51,80 Kinsey, Dick 50,66 Kneebone, Mary 50,63,73 Lemon, Bonnie 50,62,70 Lewis, Gwen 79 Lynch, Kathleen 50 Lynch, Kathi 5O,66,79 Martin, Cathey 50,80 Matson, Jim 48,5O,60,61, 107 McCarty, Mike 50,100,101, 107 Mclntyre, Terry 50 McNicol, Duane 50 McSherry, Pat Meyers, Phillip Miller, John 51,80 Miklavcic, Ed 50,101 Moen, Susan 51,79 Mory, Gary 51,80 Mundt, Barry 51,80 Nabholz, Stephen 51 Nance, Nick 51 Neimy, Susan 51 Nelson, Dave 51,70 Nelson, Laura 51,71 Nelson, Judy 51,64,75 Noll, Robert 51,101,107 Nondahl, Peter 51 Notstad, Larry 51,80 Odegard, Dale O'Malley, Mark 51 Omen, David 51,102 Opsal, Steve 51,80,100,101, 107 Palmer, Carol 51 Panger, Virginia 51 Pearson, Wayne 51 Pelgrin, Sherry 51,79 Pellitteri, Sarahann 51,60 Peterson,Gary 51,101 Peterson, Joyce 51 Pettey, Jon 51 Phillips, John 51 Phillips, Maryette 51,73 Polzer, Mark 51,107 Pressentin, Cassie 51,61 Priesing, Bruce 51 Rakow, LaVerne 51 Rarnsell, Micheal 51,101 Rapp, Roberta 51,70,79 Raynoha, Phillip 79,102,108 Redepenning, Linda 51 Reitz, Thomas 51 Reppen, David 80 Rice, Robert 51,79 Ring, Steve 51,107 Rodefeld, Jane 51 Rogers, Kathryn 51,71,73 Rosefelt, Bonnie 51,63,72 Rotter, Alice 51,79 Rustick, Daniel 51 Ryan, Judith 51 Salick, Jan 51,66,69,77 Salzman, Dale Sam, David 52,63,70 Sammons, Vickie 52 Schnering, Linda 52 Schriner, Lyn 48,52,62,63 Schuepback, John 52,101 Schuster, Sue 52,69,79 Schwebke, James 52,80, 102 Schwenn, Gary 52 Seeliger, Michael 77,80,102 Shower, John 52 Skaar, Kathy 52,63,65,80 Skiles, Steven 52 Slinde, Bob 52 Srnecko, Joseph 52,100,101, 107 Smith, Mike 52,62 Sprengle, Eric 52,62,70,102 Springen, Dale 52 Squire, Sue St. John, Dennis Steinhauer, Richard 52 Stolen, Pat 52,63,73,80 Strand, John 52 Studee, Charles 52,69,76 Sullivan, Patricia 52,63,74 Sultze, Mitchell Swingen, Doug 52,101,107 Thomas, Kathy 52,79 Thompson, James 52 Tipple, Thomas 52,77,102 Toki, Carol 52,70,80 Townsend, Dean 52 Turner, Mary Ubbelohde, Lois 52,79 Udhardt, Bonnie 52,63 Vaade, Mary 52,64 VanAirsdale, Randi 52' VanEpps, Rosemary 52,72 Vogel, Rogert 52,79 Wahlberg, Susan 52 Watts, Catherine Wesselkamper, Wayne 52,70 Wheeler, Jill 52,63,73 Whitwam, Sharon 52 Williams, Jeanine 52 Wittwer, Georgia 52 Woodrow, Sharilyn 52,60,61, 63,80 Yocum, Mona 52 Zeller, Trish 52 JUNIORS Agnes, Colleen 43,77 Anderson, John Anderson, Linda 43,64,65, 66,67 ,69 Andrews, Sherry Applebaum, Dave 43 Bacon, Dave 43 Bade, Shirley 43 Baker, Linda 43,79 Bailey, Sandra 43,72 Bailey, Susan 80 Balsley, David 43,72 Barden, William 43 Bates, Barbara 43,78 Beck, James 43 Beetham, Deborah 43,73 Berg, Sue 43,64,69 Berggren, Pamela 43 Berres, Roger 43,60,100, 106 Bertin, Ronna 43 Blaney, Lloyd 43 Borgwardt, Heath 43,79 Bork, Diane 43 Branch, Judy 43,64,65,74,75 Brettell, Timothy 43 Brodbeck, Rhonda 43,63,65, 69,74,75 Brown, Dana 43,60,61,64, 65,77 Buckley, Dennis 43 Buckley, Pamela 44,63,79 Bultman, Theresa 43 Burdick, Steve Bush, Keith 44 Buss, Larry 44 Carlson, Gregory 44,108,109 Chandler, Jim 44 Chaplitski, Jean 44,72 Christian, Linda 44,73,74 Collman, Kathleen 44,77,79 Cooper, Mary Jo 44 Creydt, Terry 44 Daggett, Joseph 44,100,101 Davis, Constance 44,79 Demro, Scott 44,100,101, 106 Denner, Bonnie 44,72,74 Denner, Connie 44,74 Derr, Timothy 44,64,74,100, 106 DeVoe, Kathleen 44,68,70, 72,73,74 Dewane, Lawrence 44 Disch, Wayne 44 Doctor, Charles 44,80 Doering, Chris Douglas, Sherrill 44,64,87 Doyle, Greg 44 Duane, Dennis 44 Dunnigan, Susan 44 Felland, Cheryl 44,79 Fiedler, Wayne 44,79 Fisher, Thomas 44 Fix, Jay 44,100 Forler, Arlene 44,73 Forler, Wayne Franke, Robert 44,62,80 Friede, Judith 44,73,8O Frickelton, Candy 44 Gallagher, George 44,100, 109 Gannon, Roberta, 44,64,66, 69,74,87 Gausewitz, Carl 74 Gausmann, Richard 44 Gifford, Sarah 44,60,6l,63, 69,74,76 Griffin, Bruce 44 Guderion, David 44 Gunderson, Marilyn 44,62,7 72,73,74 Gundlach, Jean 44,64 Hanson, Lana 45,79 Hanson, Larry 44 Harbort, Daniel 44 Harker, Suzanne 44,64,69, 77 Harrington, Gary 44,63,79, 100,103 Helgeland, Sandy 43,45,61, 64,69,74 Herbeck, Darlene 45,72 Hilgendorf, Craig 45,102, 103 Hilsenhoff, Gerald 45 Hinnendael, Mary 45,70,72 Hintz, Robert 45,70 Hoemke, Jim 45 Hoff, Christopher 45,64,65, 66,67,80,93 Hollis, Harold 45 Hovland, Guy Jeff 45 Hovland, Judith 45,71 Hynum, Rick 45,108 Imhoff, Jerome 45,69,76, 102 Jones, Carol 45,71 Kaiser, Jeanne 45,65 Kau, Robert 45,101 Keyes, Diana 45,62,65,68, 69,72,73,80 Kentfield, Laurel 45,73 Kinsey, James 45 Kleinheinz, Clark 45,100 Kleinsteiber, Steve 45 Korfmacher, Luann Kortsch, Steve 45 Kraemer, Gary 45 Kutska, Mary 45 LaVoy, Nancy 45 Leege, Carol 45,72 Lemke, Jane 45,86 Levander Launa 45 63 77 1 ss: 87 45,69 Lochner, Steve 45,77 Lottes, John 45,70,l01 Lunning, Steve 45,100,106 0, ll? Maertz, Christine 45,62,71 Martin, Shirley 45,79 Martinson, Cindy 45 McDermott, Pat 45,65,74, 76,77 Meicher, Lane 45,46,108 Meicher, Sandra 45 Mersberger, Virginia 45,72 Mickleson, Myron 100,101 Morris, Gary 45,62,76 Neimy, Bob 45 Nelson, Donald 45,68,72 Nelson, Mary 45 Netzer, Donald 45,101 Noll, James 45 Noll, Karen 45,70,72 Noorlander, Susan 45,73,77 Olson, John 45 O'Malley, Michael 45 Osterhaus, Steven 45,65,66, 67 Parks, Frank 46 Parks, Steve 46,77 Paterson, David 46,63 Pearson, Eunice 46 Peterson, Tim 46 Pohlcamp, Chris 46,72 Quinn, Thomas 46 Randolph, Patricia 46 Rigney, Georgia 46,60,64,6 Ring, Dave 46,l00,10l,106 Roecklein, John 46 Roman, Susan 46,72 Rosten, Barbara 46,62,65, 69,714,715 , Rotter, Mary 46,7l,75,76, 79 Rowin, Judy 46 Rowley, Mark 46,109 Rueber, John 46,101 Samdahl, William 46,80 Sargent, Marilyn 46,60,61, 64,69,87 Schaefer, Constance 46,72 Schaut, Daniel 46,69,74 Shceer, Linda 46 Schlueter, Melroy 46,108 Schulenburg, Audrey Schultz, James 43,46,61, 66,69,80,94 Schuster, Barbara 46 Scott, Larry 46 Schullion, Dennie 46,101 Seifert, Mike 46,79 Slinger, Linda 46,69,86 Snyder, Dan 46 Soderberg, Larry 46 Solheim, Jerrianne 46,77, 80 Sorenson, Mark 46 Spencer, Candice 46 Sprecher, John 46 Stachelski, Cathy 46,72 Steil, Mary 46 Streber, Rae 46,63,65,70, 76 9 Streber, Steven 46 Swanson, Jeff 46,60,69,l00, 106 Temple, Sandra 46,86 Thaden, Mike 46 Thelen, Joan 46,62,72 Thomas, Russell 46 Trappe, Linda 46,61,63,65, 74,77 Troia, Sandra 46 Tuten, Helen 46,67,76,79, 93 Usher, Ronald 47,100,101 Van Etten, Robert 47,65,66, 67,80,109 Van Hoof, Peter 47,64,100, 101,106 Van Hoof, Steve 47,77,109 Verbermoes, Timothy 47 Vessas, Beverly 47,63,77,79 Veinberg, Evars, 47 Vitense, Vicki 47,71,76,79 Vogel, David 47 Wakefield, James 47 Walker, David 47,66 Welsh, Thomas 47,63,70, 102 White, Jim 47,77 Wikoff, Sandra Kay 47,60, 61,74 Wills, Rodger 47,70 Wilson, Karen 47,77,79 Wilson, Susan 47,71 Windfeldt, Peter 47 Wirts, Evan 47 Witte, Mary 43,47,61,62, 65,66,67,68,70,72,74,76, 78 Woosley, Donald 47,61,63, 100,106 Wurz, Heather 47,65,80 Zeller, James 47,72,79 Zerbel, Steven 47 SENIORS Agnes, Patricia 25 Anderson, Mike 25 Archer, Gloria 25,65,72 Arndt, Sharon 25,70 Assarat, Vichai 25,83,88 Balsfey, Martha 25,65,70,74 Bane, Bonnie 25,72 Baumgartner, Bob 25 Beal, Heidi Beck, Larry 25 Beck, Ronald 25 Becker, Philip 25,112 Beetham, Melinda 25,72,73, 79,88 Berigan, Barbara 26,72,79 Bernard, John 26 Bernstein, David 26 Bethke, Bill 26,63 Bjoraker, Barb 26,6l,64,66, 67,68,74,78,80,81,82 Blackman, Lynn 26,72 Boelsing, Rodney 26 Bohrod, Neil 26,70 Boland, Terry 26,70 Bonnette, Sue 26,64,66,67, 72,74 Bowen, Judy 26 Braun, Mary 27 Breiby, Jerry 27 Breiby, Stan 27,60,74,80 Brickson, Joanne 27,72 Bridge, Mike 27 Brown, Ken 27 Buckley, Linda 27,74,75 Bucko, Jim 27 Burke, Tom 27 Casey, Pat 27,60,61,63,74, 79 Collman, Dan 27,88,l00, 106,112 Condon, George 27 Dahl, Ron 27 Dalton, Jim 28,93 Dary, Curt 28 Dent, .John 28,62,74 Dilorenzo, Rose 28,75,79 Donaldson, Joe 28,66,68,81 93,102 Drenoske, Mike 28 Duane, Mike 28,62,69 Egan, Lynne 28 Eley, Andrea 28,72 Ellestad, Sandy 28,72 Elliott, Karen 24,60,61,64, 66,67,68,74,78,80,81,91,93 Eustice, Linda 28,61,62,65, 66,72,75,76,79 Fagerlin, Stan 28,74,77,8O, 81 Farness, Carole 29,62,65, 67,69,73,74 Fedkenheuer, Terry 29 Femrite, Dick 29,100 Field, Marlene 29,70 Forbes, Lyn 29,63,71,77,79 Forler, Bob 29 French, Scott 29,70,100 Fritz, Bruce 29 Ganiere, Linda 29,73,79 Gannon, Kris 29,60,63,64, 69,86,88,9l Gausewitz, Herb 29,6l,63, 70,76 Gedko, Tad 29,70 Geier, Karen 30,64,65,69, 73 Gove, Sandie 30,72,79 Grann, Diane 30,72 Grate, Bonnie 30,72 Grinnell, Richard 30 Gullickson, Vicki 30,79 Gundlach, Diane 30 Gurriell, Lynn 30 Gust, Jay 30,62,81 Gustavson, George 30,81, 90,100,111,112 l-lalleran, Tim 30,100 Hepler, Les 30,76 Herzfeldt, Phil 31 Hilgers, Gerald 31,100,111, 112 Hill, Maxine 31,62,72 I-Ioefer, Phil 31 Hoeksema, Larry 24,62,64, 74,88 Hoemke, Jack 31,70 Hoffer, Dick 31 Holbach, Lyle 31,62,76,100, 108 Hollis, Darrell 31,6o,52,53, 71 Horne, Bev 3-1,60,62,63,71, 88,90 Hosler, Russ 31,79 Huston, Dale 31,100 Hutchison, Paula 31,65,79 Jambois, Judy 32,79,86,88, 93 Johnson, Dale 32,106 Johnson, Gary D. 32,88,91, 106 A Johnson, Gary Dean 32,64 Johnson, Pam 32,72 Johnson, Sharon 32,63,65, 72 Johnson, Gina 32,62,65,69, 75,76 Jung, Jean 32,62,63,67,74, 93 Justesen, Candy 32,64,65, 74,93 Karberg, Liz 32,79 Kasashima, Keiko 32,60,61, 84 Kidd, Lee 32,60,61,68,72, 76,91,100,l08,110,112 Kilgust, Bob 33,60,91 Kind, Bruce 33 Kirkpatrick, Steve 33 Kitzlinger, Kris 33 Kleinheinz, Ken 33,100 Knecht, Barb 33,63,65,73,88, 91 Koclanes, Bob 33 Kraft, Jim 33 Kress, Philip 33 Kruchten, Suzanne 33 Larsen, Clifford 33,62,70, 79 Larson, Larry 34,100 Larson, Sandy 33,72 LaSchum, Gary 34,80 Laubmeier, Sandy 34 Lemke, Ricky 34 Lightbourn, Laurie 24,63, 69,72 Litle, Mary 34 Littel, Nancy 34,64 Lochner, Kathie 34,73 Lund, Mike 34,70 MacMiller, Penny 34 Maertz, Henry 34 Manner, JoAnne 34 Mathys, Nancy 34,65,69,72, 74,79 Mather, Terry 35,61 Matthews, Steve 35,77 Mecum, Rob 35,102 Meisel, Darold 35 Merkling, Gene 35 Meyer, Dave 35 Miklavcic, Roberta 35,62, 63,65,72 Milquet, Melinda 35,69,74, 75,79 Mitchell, Karen 35,60,61, 62,80 Mitchell, Mark 35,69,79,80 Moore, Tom 35,69,91,111, 112 Mortenson, Dave 35 Mundt,Vickie 35,79 Munn, Randy 36,100 Murray, Barbara 36,64,66, 67,70,77 Nagel, Mike 36,100,108, 109,112 Nance, Sandy 36 Nelson, Francie 36,62,64,72 Nickeson, Sandra 36,60,61, 63,65,79 Niemczyk, Tom 36,60,6l, 64,74,75,77,l00,108,l10, 112 Noble, Cheryl 36 Okray, Emily 36,64,74 Olsen, Skip 36 Olsen, Vicky 36,62,71,72, 73,79 Onsager, Nancy 36 Owens, Karen 37,79 Paul, Donna 37,64,74,8l Penewell, Lynette 37 Pohlkamp, Julie 37 Poole, Roger 37 Pulling, Nancy 37,63,65 Rahn, Carol 37 Raynoha, Tina 37,70 Rebman, Joyce 37,72 Rider, Craig 37,64,88 Roberts, Greg 37 Rodefield, Bev 37,72 Rogers, Gary 38 Rosten, Phil 38,79,102 Rowley, Ruth 38 Rueber, Bill 38,102 Ruppe, Jim 38 Russell, Jeff 38,76 Sachs, Susan 38 Saeger, Cathie 38 Sargent, Karen 38,65,7l,75, Savilahti, Risto 38,61,77, 80,85,88,102,103 Schaefer, Nick as 1 Schluter, George 38 I Schmudlach, Tom 39 Schriner, Mike 39,77 Schulkamp, Dan 39 Schumacher, Jim 39,77,80i Schwebke, John 39,6l,72, 75,77,80,102 i Scoville, Norm 39,102,112 , Shaw, Maxine 39,63,74 Sheldon, Bill 39 Shirnniok, Chloe 39,62,72,7 75 Shower, Mary 39,60,61,62, 63,66,72 Simley, Sue 39,71 1 Skroch, Jayne 39,6l,65,67,l 74,76,80,81,91 Smith, Marcia 40,65,69,71, 76,79,80 Smith, Mike 4o,o5,1oo Solheim, Tom 24,6l,62,64, 67,68,74,75,77,80,81 , Springen, Brad 40 Streber, Marcia 40,72,79 Studee, Mary Ann 40,74 Sullivan, Maureen 40 Swingen, Jim 40 Taubert, Bruce 40 TeRonde, Craig 40,76 Tetzlaff, Dave 40,79 Thompson, Betty 40,70,72 Thompson, Robert 40,80 Tipple, Jim 4l,62,l02 Toki, Welcome 41,65 Tuten, Mike 4l,66,68,76, 1 80 Udhardt, Sally 41,63 Uphoff, Sally 41,72 Uselman, Ruth 4l,61,63, 65,66,67,74 Vale, Sue 41,64,66,69,77 Valeria, Jim 4l,70,l00 Verhelst, Bruce 41,108 Verthein, John 4l,64,75,77 Vitense, Bob Vogel, Chris 41,64,77,79 Vogel, John 4l,76,80 Wake, Sue 42,60,63,65,69, 74,91 Walsvik, Kathy 42,66,69,7E Weitendorf, Kent 42,77 Wenger, Bonnie 42 Westmore, Dick 42 Wolter, Reynold 42,108 Worley, Rita 42 Zitlow, Dave 42 f GJ 120 nn-on u-non. ....3 - ZL- . k . .. 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