Orono High School - Spartan / Orion Yearbook (Long Lake, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1954 volume:

pb e 'I'uir-nha'rr? PUBLISHED BY THE ORION STAFF ORONO HIGH SCHOOL LONG LAKE, MINNESOTA 1  - A zJ - V • - £% oj? ,r2 v r? J' Z 6o '7'-? ? ve 7?Uc_ ' ‘ 'JUm 7A S) a ■ nJT' gU. ocu a£s? ?z ’ 4£ o ■ hedicat'm P ' Jr A We, the class of '54, proudly dedicate this, the 1954 Orion, to Richard P. Ashley. We have known Mr. Ashley for three short years. In this time we have realized his true interest in our class. When we first entered his classroom or when we encountered him in the halls we were ever aware of his sincerity, warmth, and friendliness. Our class will always hold in high esteem his practical, beyond the text book, styled of teaching. We also realize the present and the future value of his counselling. We thank you, Mr. Ashley, for all these qualities that helped to lead our faltering efforts. MR. CARLTON W. LYTLE, Superintendent of Schools: B.A., lowo State Teachers College; M.E., University of Iowa. MR. ROBERT F. PARKER, State Teachers College; Principal: B.A., Winona University of Minnesota. £ckcd Scat4 First row: MR. ERNEST NEDDERMEYER. MRS. CHARLES PIERSON, MR. JOHN PILLSBURY, JR. Second row: MR. HAROLD ANDERSON, MR. KARL GARDNER, MR. GRAYDON McCULLEY, MR. CARLTON LYTLE. 6 SOCIAL STUDIES: MRS. RUTH ADAMS. B A.. Hamlin University. MR. DAVID PRIMROSE. B.A., Macalester College; Basketball, El , mentary Physical Education. MR. HOWARD CHRISTENSON, B.S., University of Wisconsin, M.E., Mcvquette University. MUSIC: MISS BARBARA CUNNINGHAM, B.A., Carl ton College; Vocal Music. MR. WARREN AIM, B.S., University of Minnesota; Instrumental Music. GENERAL ARTS: MRS. MURIEL BRAND, B.S., St. Cloud Teachers College; Bookkeeping, Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice. MR. STERLING PETERSON, B.S.. University of Minnesota; Industrial Arts. MISS JOAN BRUDE, B.S., Mankato State Teachers College; Art. MISS MARY ELLEN JOHNSTON, B.S.. Iowa State Teachers College; Home Economics. Left to Right: MARGIE ANN JOHN. SON, B.A., Concordia College, Moorhead; Commercial. SHIRLEY HOAG-LUND, B.S., University of Minnesota; Spanish ond English. ENGLISH: MRS. JANET GRANT, B.S., University of Senior High English. MRS. MARJORIE WAGNER, of Minnesota; Sophomore English and Spanish. BURTON, B.A., Beloit College; Junior High GLAD, B.A., Concordia College, Moorhead; MISS ELAINE GRIESBACH, B.A., EDUCATION: MRS. CAROL ANDERSON, B.S., Univer- of Minnesota; Girls' Physical Education. MR. OIVA PESONEN, University of Minnesota; Boys' Physical Education. SCIENCE AND MATH: MR. WALLACE ERICKSON, B.A., Macalester College, M.E., University of Colorado; Jr. High Moth. MR. RICHARD ASHLEY, B.S., M.A., University of Minnesota; Physics, Geometry, Solid Geometry and Trig., Counselling. MR. KEITH WRIGHT. B.S., St. Cloud State Teachers College; Chemistry, Jr. High Math, and Science. MR. JAMES CARLIN, B.S., St. Cloud Teachers College; Jr. High Math, Driver Training. MR. RICHARD HOWELLS, B.S., Augsburg College; Biology, General Science, Football, Baseball. SECRETARIES: MRS. ARLINE HARVEY. MRS. DONNA YUNGNER, MRS. RUTH NED-DERMEYER. NURSE: MRS. MARGRET MILLARD, R.N., B.S.. Univer-sity of Minnesota, Public Health Nurse Certificate; Student potient. Pot Cofield. COOKS: MRS. JENNIE THOMPSON, MRS. JULIA KORN, MRS. MARGUERITE NEDDERMEYER. CUSTODIANS: MR. EPH- RAIM PETERSON, MR. AXEL HEIRAAS, MRS. AXEL HEI-RAAS, MR. OLAF LARSON. BUS DRIVERS: VERNON SECK, LYLE THELL, CALVIN THEll. CHARLIE ANDERSON, DUANE ESLER, BILL SCHMIDT, MORRIS WEST, BUD EISINGER. ROBERT HENTZ, CLARK MAXWELL. £eh iotA itehictA ch the Hcnct S eoion Carol Helion. to Right. Arlyce f«r t. Marion M.r . Darien Peterson. Sally Swenra . -J.. n.ukrlv Danielson, lonny Pork . £ehicr Uft to Right: Leonard lor on. Marlene Ander- son, George Myers. Out ClaAA HiAtctlf We entered Orono in the fall of '51 as sophomores. Our class officers were Garland Albers, president; Beverly Danielson, secretary-treasurer; Dennis Lytle, vice-president. Joyce Klatte was our representative for the Snow Flake Frolic. In our junior year Dennis Lytle was president, Lanny Parke was vice-president, and Leonard Larson was secretary-treasurer. We sponsored the Touch-Down Stomp and New Year's Hop dances. Call Me Darling was our class play. Sally Swenson was our Homecoming attendant. The junior class float won in the Homecoming parade. We sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom which was held at the Woodhill Country Club. In this our senior year we sponsored the Homecoming activities. Arlyce Furst was our Homecoming Queen. Sally Swenson and Beth Hehl were her attendants. We were guests of the juniors at the Prom banquet and dance. We also spent two days in Chicago on tours for our Senior Skip Day. Our class memorial was a robe which can be used at all the future coronations at Orono. Our president was Larry Myers. The vice-president was Leonard Larson, and the secretary-treasurer was Marlene Anderson. 10 GARLAND M. ALBERS Amos On the basketball floor, one of the best, but in the classroom: Oh! What a pest! Ambition: To bo a commercial pilot. Pet Poevo: Women who always want to drivo your car. Class Officer 10; Student Council 10; Class Play 11; Football 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, MARLENE ELLEN ANDERSOti W' I B°P Never posing or pretending, just her own Ambition: To be a nurse. ; jA Pet Pcevo: People who neVeV smile. Student Council 12; Class Officer 12; Homecoming 12; Orion 12; Oracle 10, 11, 12; Band 10; Faculty Secretary 12; Bowling 11, 12; Spin-A-Rccord 10; Art 10, 11; Pep Club 10, 11; Knitting 11, 12; Mimeo 11; Oramatics 12. BEVERLY BERGMAN Bev I like work; it fascinates me. I could sit and watch it for hours. Arnbition: To be an airline stewardess. Pet Pcevo: People getting in my way when I am in a hurry. Orion 12; Chorus 10; Spin-A-Record 10; Dramatics 10, 11, 12; Camera 10, 11; Political Affairs 11. GRAYDON L. BRYANT Grady If school is liberty, give me deathl Ambition: To be a mechanic. Pot Peeve: So called Tough-boys from Watertown. Homecoming 12; Closs Play 11; Baseball 10, 11; Boy's Cooking 10, 11; Rifle Club 10; Spin-A-Record 10; Chess 11; Archery 12. PATRICIA ANN COFIELD Patty Her nature seems quiet, but she's a friend; we can't deny it. Ambition: To bo in a medical fiold. Pet Peeve: People who are always interrupting unnecessarily. (Transferred from Chaska 11) Chaska Parrot 11; Orion 12; Oracle 11, 12; Knitting 11; Hi C 11; Creative Writing 11. B. JEAN COURTNEY Jeannie A jolly girl and full of fun; for a peppy companion, she's the one. Ambition: To see California in a Ford. Pot Peovo: Sitting home waiting for George to come or call. Prom 11; Orion 12; Band 10; Faculty Secretary 12; Bowling 11, 12; Spin-A-Record 10; Dramatics 10; Camera 10, 11; Art 10; Chess 11; Junior Rod Cross 10, 11; Knitting 11; GRA 10, 11, 12; Mimeo 11; Trampoline 12. BEVERLY A. DANIELSON Dextrose I'm not a bit flirtatious— jutt interested. Ambition: To be a physical therapist. Pet Poeve: People who agree with me and really don't mean it. Class Officer 10; Student Council 11, 12; President 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Prom 11; Homecoming 12; Close Play 11; Orion 12; qelo 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10; Office ongor 12; Bowling 11, 12; Camera -%.lub 10; Art 10, 11; Knitting 10; Pep Club 10, 11; Oramotics 12. ROGER HAROLD DIESEN Rog I havo loomed nothing and forgotten nothing. Ambition: To get married. Pet Peeve: Girls from Watertown and guys that always want to twink your nose. Oracle 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Football 11, 12; Letterman's Club 11, 12; Rifle 10. ANN ELIZABETH FERRIN Annabelle She may be shy, but thore's a twinkle in hor oyo. Ambition: To live a useful life. Pot Peeve: Big words. Prom 11; Orion 12; Chorus 10; Faculty Secretary 12; Art 10; Pop Club 10; Camera Club 10, 11, 12; Hi C 11; Knitting 11, 12; Dramatics 12; Mimco 11, 12. ARLYCE HELEN FURST Frenchie She figures well. Ambition: To never fail but always succeed in life. Pot Peeve: People who think they are sitting on top of the world but who ore really sitting in the middle. Homecoming Queon 12; SnowFlako Frolic Queen 11; Junior Class Daisy Mac 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Class Play 11; Orion 12; Bowling 12; GRA 11, 12; Camera Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 11; Dramatics 10, II, 12; Art 10, 11; Knitting 11; Spin-A-Record 10. ESTHER HELEN GABRIEL She's true to hor word, her work, and her friends. Ambition: To got married to a farmer. Pet Peeve: People who talk too much. Orion 12; Pen Pals 11; Camera Club 11; Art 11. MARY JANE GERBER Mary She doosn't give an echo a foir chanco. Ambition: To see the Grand Canyon. Pet Peeve: Boys who drink. Orion 12; Oracle 11, 12; Class Play 11; Faculty Secretary 11, 12; Art 10; Junior Red Cross 11; Spin-A-Record 10; Hi C 11. MERLIN GLAMPE We like him the way he isl Ambition: To have a business of my own. Pet Peeve: Back-seat Drivers. Track 11, 12; Personal Typing 10; Political Club 11; Camera Club 10; lettorman's Club 11, 12; Trampoline 12. BETH ESTELLE HEHL Betsy She's cute, and sweet, and pleasant to meet. Ambition: To go to Hawaii. Pet Peeve: Peoplo who step on your stockings and shoes. Homecoming Royalty 12; Homecoming 12; Orion 12; Oracle 10, 11, 12; Class Play 11; Choorleading 10, 11, 12; Captain 12; Student Librarian 11; Bowling 11, 12; Dramatics 12; Knitting 10, 11; Pop Club 10, 11; Mimco 11; Spin-A-Record 10; Art Club 10, 11. KENNETH HOHENSTEIN Ken Nothing succeeds like success. Ambition: To be able to teach history or art. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Band 10, 11, 12; Personal Typing 10; Senior Boys Cooking 10; Chess Club 11, 12; Advanced Art 11, 12; FT A 11; Archery 12. MARILYN DELORES JOHNSON Lynn Sweetness is her motto. Ambition: To travel with Jean and Janis. Pel Peeve: Ranches in California. Orion 12; Bowling Club 11, 12; Junior Red Cross 10, 11; Chess 11; Dramatics 10; Pep Club 10; GRA 10, 11, 12; Rifle 12; Mimeo 11; Knitting 11; Camera Club 10, 11. MARY JOYCE KLATTE Frenchie To know her is to like her. Ambition: To have oodles and oodles of money! Pet Peeve: Wise-guys on the bus that are continually pulling my head-scarf off. SnowFlake Frolic Attendant 10; Heart Hop Royalty 11; Homecoming 12; Class Play 11; Orion 12; Oracle 11, 12; Faculty Secretary 12; Bowling 12; Art 11; Spin-A-Record 10; Knitting 11; Dramatics 10, 11, 12; Dancing 12. LEONARD L. LARSON Big Len I'm on the brink of a great career— Somebody push me off. Ambition: To graduoto from my psychology class in college. Pet Peeve: Poor referees and rough tennis courts. Student Body President 12; Class Officer 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Homecoming 12; Class Play 11; Orion 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Letterman's Club 10, 11, 12. RONALD LEPOWSKY Ron He could argue a fish out of wator and make him think he wai better off. Ambition: To become a successful businessman. Pet Peeve: Peroxide Blonds. Oracle 11, 12; Football 12; Bosketball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Art 10, 11; Spin-A-Record 10; Camera Club 11; Personal Typing 10. DENNIS CARLTON LYTLE Denny Man it the hunter—woman the gome! Ambition: To get my speedboat. Pet Peeve: 12 O'Clock Deadlines. Class Officer 10, 11; Prom 11; Oracle 10, 11, 12; Band 11. 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Captain 12; Basketball 10, 11; Baseball 10, 12; lettcrman's Club 10, 11, 12. PATRICIA JOYCE MASKI Pat She loves but one—But which one? Ambition: To teach Kindergarten. Pot Peove: People who know everything. Class Play 11; Orion 12; Oracle 10, 11, 12; Faculty Secretary 12; Bowling 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Dramatics 12; Knitting 11, 12; Spin-A-Record 10, Art 10, 11. GEORGE E. MCDONALD JR. Sam A serious conversation, a roaring gale of laughter and George is sure to be there. Ambition: To see the world. Pet Peeve: Nosy people. Transferred from South in 1953. MARION VICTORIA MERZ Mertz What more can we wish for than a good natured friend? Ambition: To go to Europo. Pot Peeve: People who exaggerate. National Honor Society 11, 12; Orion 12; Chorus 10; Pep Club 10; Dramatics 10, 11; Typing Club 10; Camera Club 11, 12; Political Affairs 11; Mimeo 12; Art 10; Knitting Club 11. GEORGE MYERS Larry Hold the fort, girls; I'm coming. Ambition: Be rich. Pet Peeve: Women who liko old-time music. Student Council 10; Class Officer 12; Homecoming 12; Class Play 11; Oracle 11; Bond 10, 11, 12; Football 10. 11, 12; Basketball 11; Baseball 10, 11. CAROL MARY NELSON Nellie She rank first among the efficient. Ambition: To go to college and ome day be happily married. Pet Peeve: People who find something wrong with everything. Student Council 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Prom 11; Orion 12; Oracle 10, 11, 12; Editor Secretary 12; Bowling 11; Pep Art 10. 11, 12; Knitting Club Club 10; Mimeo 11; Rifle 12. JANIS DIANNE NELSON Jan Happy-go-lucky, merry and free; a better gal there will never be. Ambition: To go to California with Jean and Lynn. Pet Peeve: Peoplo who think they know everything. Homecoming 12; Orion 12; Faculty Secretary 12; Bowling 12; Camera Club 10, 11, 12; Mimeo 11; Knitting 11; GRA 10, 11, 12; Rifle 12; Art 10; Dramatics 10; Dancing 12. YVONNE FAYE OLANDER Ole I bet your hope chest it full. Ambition: To marry Paul. Pet Peeve: Two-faced people. National Honor Society 11, 12; Homecoming 12; Homecoming General Chairman 12; Orion 12; Oracle 10, 11, 12; Bowling 12; Art 11, 12; Knitting 11; Camera Club 12; Spin-A-Record 10; Pep Club 11; Rifle 12. r THOMAS CHARLES OVSHAK Tom Ambition, brains, wisdom, poise, he does a lot without much noise. Ambition: To be a veterinarian. Pet Peeve: Ford that got stuck and run out of gas. Student Council 12; Chess 11; Rifle 10, 11; Spin-A-Record 10. ELAINE CAMPBELL PARKE Lanny Until this girl hat done her best, she'll not take a minute's rest. Ambition: To be happily married and always havo a sense of humor in any situation. Pet Peeve: People who smile one minute and growl the next. Class Officer 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Prom 11; Prom General Chairman 11; Homocoming 12; Class Play 11; Orion 12; Editor 12; Oracle 10, 11, 12; Faculty Secretory 12; Bowling 11, 12; Camera Club 10, 11; Chess 11; Rifle 12; Junior Red Cross 11; Mimeo 11; Creative Writing 11; Political Affairs 11; GRA 11, 12; Dramatics 10, Knitting 11; Dancing 12. DARLENE PETERSON Dar A giggle, a dash, a shriek, a crash— That's Darlene. Ambition: Help Joni grow up. Pet Peeve: H. B.'s big words. National Honor Society 11, 12; Homecoming 12; Class Play 11; Orion 12; Oracle 10; Stu-dont Librarian 11; Faculty Secretary 12; Mimeo 11, 12; Knitting 11; Camera Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 11; Dramatics 10, 12. HARRIET G. PETERSON Tootle Why aren't they all contented like me? Ambition: To get our house built and to go to Germany. Pet Peeve: Two-faced people. Orion 12; Faculty Secretary 12; Bowling 11; Camera Club 11; GRA 10, 11, 12; Chess 11; Rifle 12; Junior Red Cross 11; Mimeo 11; Dramatics 10; Spin-A-Record 10; Knitting 11. FRED E. RAFFETY Pete He is known for the noise he doesn't make. Ambition: To be an engineer. Pet Peeve: Little brothers—mine. Football 12; Camera Club 10, 11; Chess 11; Dancing 12. RICHARD D. SONDERUP Dick Napoleon was short too. Ambition: To be an engineer. Pet Peeve: English. Baseball 11; Rifle 10, 11; Spin-A-Record 10; Chess 11; Archery 12. JO ANN REISER Joni Quiet but not idle. Ambition: To make a success in nursing. Pet Peeve: Kill-Joys. Orion 12; Oracle 10; Faculty Secretary 12; Dramatics 10, 12; Comoro Club 10, 11, 12; Political Affairs 11; Knitting 11, 12; Mimeo 11, 12; Pep Club 11. DONN A. STINSON Andy I never let studies interfere with my education. Ambition: To see Amos get a ticket for reckless driving. Pet Peeve: Girls who use rear view mirrors to comb hair. Spin-A-Record 10; Senior Boys Cooking 11. ROY SWANSON Slinker I can not love. I'm still too young. Ambition: To be a mechanic or a carpenter. Pet Peeve: School. Track 11, 12; Rifle 10, 11; Spin-A-Record 10; Chess 11. CECIL D. TAYLOR JR. I'm willing to be convinced, but I'm waiting to tee the man who can do it. Ambition: To bo as successful as my father. Pet Peeve: Cars without skirts. Letter-man's Club 10; Camera Club 10; Spin-A-Rccord 10; Archery 12. SALLY SWENSON Sal Personality golore, she'll reach the top and then some more. Ambition: To have a career. Pet Peeve: People who snap their gum. Student Council 11; Homecoming Royalty 11, 12; Prom 11; Orion 12; Oracle 10, 11, 12; Student librarian 11; Bowling 11, 12; Knitting 11, 12; Art 11; Spin-A-Record 10; Pep Club 10, 11; Dramatics 12. CARL W. THOMAS Carlos Here today gone the rest of the week. Ambition: To be a mechanic. Pet Peeve: Studying. Track 10, 11, 12; Wrestling Club 10, 11; Square Dancing 10; Spin-A-Record 10; Rifle 10, 11; Archery 12. T DALE TURNHAM Tedious Intelligence reigns in this boy's brain. Ambition: To be president of Standard Oil. Pet Peeve: Waiting in line for something. Orion 12; Oracle 11; Class Play 11; Basketball 10. 11; Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10; Letterman's Club 10, 11, 12; Chess 11. GARY D. WHITE A scholar, and athlete, and lover at well. Ambition: To be an electrical engineer. Pet Peeve: People who say Oh. Student Council 11, 12; Homecoming 12; Oracle 11, 12; Band 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Letterman's Club 10, 11, 12. 17 NOT PICTURED THOMAS DEXTER HOPF Ivan I just can't understand women or they can't understand me. Ambition: To get out of school. Pet Peeve: People who talk too much. Works every day after 2:00. ClaM Will This document is the last will and testimony of the class of 1954 of Orono High School. I, Garland Albers, will my basketball uniform to Freddie Poisson. I, Marlene Anderson, will my driving ability to Marilynne Johnson. I, Beverly Bergman, will my flare for dramatics to Mary Scherer. I, Graydon Bryant, will my fast gait to Donn Oesteich. I, Patricia Cofield, will my studious ways to Raymond (Skeets) Peterson. I, Jean Courtney, will my big times to Patsy Budd. I, Beverly Danielson, will the title of Class Clown to Janet Anderson. I, Roger Dieson, will my ability to grasp the English language to Victor Kirsch. I, Ann Ferrin, will my quietness to Marilyn (Kip) Miller. I, Aryls Furst, will my peanut size to Betty Roehl. I, Esther Gabriel, will my respectful manners to JoAnn Weiland. I, Mary Gerber, do not leave George to the junior girls. I, Merlin Glampe, will my smart clothes to Raymond (Pete) Peterson. I, Beth Hehl, will my sweetness to Suzanne Wasgatt. I, Kenneth Hohenstien, will my band uniform to Allan Hohenstien. I, Thomas Hopf, will my auto books to Freddie Glampe. I, Marilyn Johnson, will my sports ability to any one who needs it. I, Joyce Klatte, will my dancing ability to Sandra Tibbets. I, Leonard Larson, will my football pants to Jimmy Swanson. I, Ronald Lepowski, will my football position, also the scratches, bruises and broken bones to David McKown. I, Dennis Lytle, leave my father to run the school without me. I, Pat Maski, will my inexhaustable supply of gum to Sharon Johnson. I, Marion Merz, will my place on the honor roll to Lois Thomas. I, George Myers, leave with a trombone under one arm and a football under the other. I, Carol Nelson, will the editorship of the Oracle and its worries to Bette Lehto and Doris Ann Sletten. I, Janis Nelson, will my equestrian skills to Shirley Sweeney. I, Yvonne Olander, will my ability to keep a man to my sister Nancy. I, Thomas Ovshak, will my convertible to Mickey Stevenson. I, Lanny Parke, will my leadership to Lorraine Gasper. I, Darlene Peterson, leave giggling and eating at the same time. I, Harriet G. Peterson, will my maturity to Donna Mae Smith. I, Peter Raffety, leave wishing I had wavy red hair like Carl Wicks. I, JoAnn Reiser, will my friendly smile to Carol Courtney. I, Richard Sondrup, will my manners and ways to all unbehaved juniors. I, Donn Stinson, will my make-up slips to Roger Waid. I, Roy Swanson, will my hammer and nails to anyone who has a car that doesn't run. I, Sally Swenson, will my cheerful, smiling nature to Delores Anderson. I, Cecil Taylor, will my party after the prom to Todd Fruen. I, Carl Thomas, will my slumberous ways to Walter Lathrop. I, Dale Turnham, will my tedious ways to the junior boys. I, Gary White, will my friendliness to David Carlson. I, George McDonald, will my quick way of making friends to other students who enter Orono in their senior year. We, the senior class, will the front door to the future students hoping it will always be as open to them as it was to us. We, the senior class, name as sole executor of our last will and testimony, Mr. Lytle, our superintendent. Sealed and witnessed on this day, February tenth, nineteen hundred and fifty-four, in the school of Orono High, in the city of Long Lake, and in the state of Minnesota. 18 PrcpkeM) We see that Garland Albers finally made the grade — he owns his own airlines. While on the subject of airplanes, Bev Bergman is a stewardess for Northwest Airlines. The famous Anderson Turkey Farms has a stenographer that we know — Marlene Anderson. Office work claims another graduate, Harriet Peterson. She runs a comptometer machine for Prudential. As we sit and look into the future, we see several girls that went into nursing: Pat Cofield in India; Arlyce Furst, head nurse at Northwestern Hospital; Marion Merz at Orono; and Jo Ann Rieser in Greenland. The teaching bug caught several grads: Beth Hehl is teaching 4th grade at the Stubbs Bay School; Kenny Hohenstein is teaching art; and Pat Maski fulfilled her life-long ambition of teaching kindergarten. Deeper and deeper into the future. Events become clearer and we recognize more classmates. Grady Bryant has just finished his hitch in the Navy and is now driving trucks for his dad. Dennis Lytle has finally gotten through R.O.T.C. and is holding down the honors of seaman 2nd class. Jean Courtney has finally worked her way up to first position in the Buckhorn. Janis Nelson works with Jean and raises a family as a side-line. The night wears on — hour after hour . . . we must hurry or it will be daylight . . . Carol Nelson covers the Long Lake news for the Minnetonka Herald while Lanny Parke writes the gossip column for the Minneapolis Star. Roger Dieson is building a swimming pool and theater in Orono High School. Peter Raffety has Gary White bidding against him for rebuilding the Brooklyn Bridge. We have to look farther into the stars . . . a few grads are far away . . . Ann Ferrin is quietly married to a minister and lives in South Africa. Bev Danielson (Daniel Yorgesson?) is practicing physical therapy in Sweden. Dale Turnham is a successful salesman selling teakwood from Central America. We flash back home and take a peek . . . Esther Gabriel is still washing dishes at Johnson's Cafe and working for Walter. Mary Gerber now is the full owner of the Gerber Baby Food Company. Merlin Glampe works in U. S. O. camps entertaining soldiers. Marilyn Johnson runs a nursery school for her own kids. Crystal Bay's Leonard Larson finally hit six-six and is exempt from the draft. Tom Ovshak is a successful veterinarian in Maple Plain. The stars flash us to the West Coast where we get a glimpse of Tom Hopf racing hot-rods. Dick Sonderup is his side-kick and partner. Ronald Lepowsky took over his dad's job — driving for Greyhound. Every once in a while, he gets to the West Coast to see Dick and Tom. The stars flash us back and forth into the futures . . . Joyce Klatte is modeling French clothes in Minneapolis and Sally Swenson is modeling for Dayton's. Larry Myers plays nightly at the Marigold and Donn Stinson is working for Mather's in Florida. Roy Swanson and Carl Thomas are working on their fathers' farms. Carl wrestles every Saturday night besides. Yvonne Olander fulfilled her ambition — she married Paul. Darlene Peterson worked her way into the star performance of the circus — the laughing woman of the world. George MacDonald purposely became President so he could put his feet on the desk. Cecil (B. De) Taylor is a T-man for Treasury Department. The last prophesy was told in time ... it is morning . . . another day begins for the '54 graduates of Orono High School. 19 Hall ctf 'Jam Mott l.kety lo Succeed toimy Pork lam Ov.KoV Clou Clown ftt DonWHoo D nnn lylle Bell All Around Solly Swenton Corlond Albert Moil Siud.Out Pol Cofield tom Ovthok Biggest Apple Po-'llior Bev Bcrgmon leonord lotion Beil Athlete Jonli Nelio Gotland Alben Ben Oreiied Beth Wehl George Myert Bett Figure ood Physique Arly(« Fwr l Garland Albert ftowdretl J oo Covrtftty Dennit lylle Betr Spoil Ann F rln Remold lepowtky Blggeii flirl Yvonne Olonder Gorlond Albeit Ben Dancer Joyce Xlotle George Myen Mai' Populor Solly Swenson Oorlond Albert Moil Tolenied Arlyce Fsrrll George Myert 8eii looking Po Motki Gory Wbrie Motl Oepeodoble lonny Porfce Do In Turnhom Moil lolkoilve Oo'lene Pelerton C«U Taylor Bet? Acior ood Acirett Joyce KSolie Garland Alben Biggeil Herod Jeon Courtney Grody Bryonl Shyeil Either Gobrlel Ken Hohemieln lozietl Bev Bergman Coil thomoi Hungriest Pal Motki Grody Bryonl Prppieii Bev Don Ivon Oennii lylle Biggeil line Jeon Covilney Cec-I loylor Mon Courteout Po Cofield Merlin Glompe Colgole Smile JoAnn Reiter Gary Whde Moil in lore Horrid Pelorton Dennit lylle Uw JjU o ?o .ukISn w,i AAav-L Qx lh 9.MYTN U OLK ( S VVCVk' OLe -O- . 4 CW -A Uujl Aaaajp uooCO i£ i s w x JOXj £ c Xl JLMejf’ oJr IAm? Su vvvyv TOP ROW—Left to Right: A. Hohenstein, D. Connolly, D. Berg, D. Anderson, J. Cox, G. longaker, F. GJompe, W. lathrop. SECOND ROW: R. Anderson, T. Fruon, J. Markquort, P. James, S. Johnson, M. Johnson, D. Carlson, H. Heimon. THIRD ROW: V. Kirsh, L Gaspor, P. Budd, J. Marcy, J. Anderson, M. Johnson. D. Anderson, B. Lehto, M. Houck. C. Courtney. c L A S S O F 5 5 D. Sletten, M. Scherer, R. Verick, S. Wasgatt, D. Oestreich, N. J. Weiland, C. Wicks, N. Martian. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS—left to Right: Pal Bud, Mari-lynno Johnson, Freddie Poisson, Todd Fruen. THIRD ROW: D. Smith, NOT PICTURED: R. H. Peterson, T. Turnham, With the help of their picturesque homecoming display, the juniors started out the year with a bang last fall by being the first class to win the newly created trophy contest. Marilynne Johnson was chosen as their attendant to the Homecoming Queen. The juniors undertook the annual money raising project (magazine sale) with great enthusiasm, thus winning a plaque for their sales ability. On November twentieth they presented their junior class play, Junior Miss. They raised money for the Junior-Senior Prom by sponsoring several Flash dances after basketball games, and the Fall Frolic and Heart Hop. All-in-all this year's juniors, led by their capable officers and advisers, will deserve the honors to be bestowed on them when thev become the leaders in the school next year. TOP ROW—Left to Right: R. Moyor, R. E. Peterson, R. Norum, D. McKown, F. Pol  on, M. P. Millor, R. Maski, M. R. Miller. SECOND ROW: J. Swanson, L Thomas, R. Waid, S. Tibbetts, B. Roehl, S. Sweeney, J. Mumm. Olander. TOP ROW—Left to Right: W. Armstrong, R. Anderson, K. Fluhrer, M. MacDonald, I. Lyon, S. Fiolds, S. Day, M. Leuer, D. Gangelhof, C. Mann. SECOND ROW: P. Kastor, T. Johnson, J. Grothe, L. Egan, M. Bonson, M. Clover, M. Denny, W. Anderson, R. McGinnis, D. Faddon, B. Farrell. THIRD ROW: M. Ahlstrom, J. Maynard, B. Glampe, C. Hoppe, D. Fruen, P. Hedin, B. Anderson, J. Hopf, G. Knutson, R. Heinzen. TOP ROW—Left to Right: D. Sather, D. Stinson, R. Tibbetts, R. Winterhalter, L. Vickerman, C. Thomas, V. Schmidt, D. Meyer. SECOND ROW: V. Pogue, N. Thomas, J. Ruff, W. Netz, G. Tholl, J. Nolan, E. Melby, P. McKown. THIRD ROW: A. Peterson, G. Schccr, K. Turnham, L. Mills, P. Rettingor, G. Sweeney, G. Vetsch, R. Wechsler. NOT PICTURED: W. Peterson. Being in the Senior High was the big privilege of the sophomores this year. At our homecoming their attendant to the Queen was Ramona Wechsler. A big event for them was sponsoring the Bright Eyed Bounce after a basketball game in January. The sophomores, through their incentive and new ideas, have proved themselves an asset to the school. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-loft to Right: lislo Vick-o man, Wayne Anderson, Richard McGinnis, Richard Tibbetts. E S C L A S 5 O F '5 6 TOP ROW—Left to Right: K. Hanson, C. Kroisor, T. Oaro, R. James, R. Narkio, B. McNamee, R. Lawton, D. Krumsieg. SECOND ROW: G. Lytle, C. Kaufman, M. Klatte, D. Larson, D. Moilanen, E. Kosketalo, D. Hawkinson, M. Nelson, P. Lyon. THIRD ROW: J. Lindquist, K. Heinzen, N. Nelson, G. Martian, J. Marcy, R. Netz, J. Nadeau. c L A S S O F '5 7 TOP ROW-left to Right: S. Hamilton, J. Bryant, J. Hammes, B. Bcdol, B. Addison, C. Arbogast, L. Borfelson, F. Ferrin, D. Anderson. SECOND ROW: R. Glampe, D. Auld, K. Budd, R. Allen, B. Bergquist, J. Anderson, G. Foddon, J. Greenwood. THIRD ROW: B. Courtney, I. Armstrong, K. Chelberg, R. Fields, R. Folwarkow, A. Carlson, E. Egan, L. Griggs. TOP ROW—left to Right: L Peterson, D. Ryshavy, E. Pritchett, B. Sutherland, G. Tufford, D. Weiland, S. Pilarski, J. Rock-vam, S. Robertson. SECOND ROW: R. Rindahl, L. Silverson, M. Ward, J. Stetler, P. Sweeney. J. Shubcrt, C. Vezner, K. Slater, E. Painter. THIRD ROW: K. White, J. Peterson, J. Sterzinger, P. Schmitz, T. Wasgalt, D. Prince, G. Patterson, J. Turnham. NOT PICTURED: T. Rockvam, C. Heinzen, G. Heikkinen, D. Gasper. TOP ROW—Left to Right: C. Cox, G. Bauer, M. Drake, L. Dock, C. Barlau, E. Cronk, J. Benton, S. Dunn. SECOND ROW: J. Anderson, S. Berge, M. Donahue, R. Day, R. Ahlttrom, T. Harriton, D. Fadden. THIRD ROW: J. Chelberg, B. Carlson, K. Baker, M. Emerson, S. Holstrom, A. Ackerman, W. Hillstrom. TOP ROW-Uft to Right: B. Willis, A. Visser, W. Wyott, R. Sangren, P. Wiig, E. Rosen, N. Pogue, W. Paulson. SECOND ROW: K. Piorson, D. Ostvig, R. Petrosky, S. Swanson, R. Raffety, J. Zahn, D. Painter, H. Smith. THIRD ROW: T. Vicker-mon, K. Vezner, J. Olson, C. Thon, W. Schmidt, C. Schmidt, M. Reed. TOP ROW—Left to Right: D. Jacobson, R. Layman, J. Mitchell. R. Johnson, G. Nelson, M. Meyer, A. Morkquart. SECONB ROW: C. McGinnis, B. Knutson, H. Hoppe, K. Maynard, R. Neddermeyer, L Ingold, F. Johnson. THIRD ROW: B. Kingsted, G. Neddermeyer, G. Hopf, K. loney, R. Olander, D. McDonald. c L A S S O F 5 8 s E V E N T H C L A S S O F '5 9 TOP ROW—left to Right: K. Klotter, J. Jost, J. Martin, D. lech, J. McGuire, K. Neddermoyor, G. Meyer, A. Ingold, J. Knapp. SECOND ROW: C. Engstrom, S. McCulley, R. Meyer, I. Martin, J. Narkie, S. McKay, J. Heinecke, R. Lund. THIRD ROW: J. MacDonald, D. Johnson, C. Johnson, G. libatique, C. Lane, P. Krotzer, B. Nadeau, C. Hillstrom. TOP ROW—Left to Right: E. Starkey, D. Short, C. Trimm, C. Smart, S. Pattison J. Ostvig, M. Oare, P. Gobel. SECOND ROW: G. Robertson, G. Olstad, P. Peterson, P. Plant, G. Nelson, R. Young, D. Sanders, R. Schumann. THIRD ROW: J. Rasmussen, I. Thompson, G. Wechsler, C. White, D. Sorenson, P. Peterson, D. Wolfe, M. Reed. TOP ROW—Left to Right: K. Jacobsen, I. Fields, C. Engstrom, J. Heinecke, D. Fryxzell, J. Baker, S. Eisinger, P. Berkholder, L Dexter. SECOND ROW: J. Bertelson, D. Glampe, D. Feser, J. Crawford, L Elsenpeter, M. Anderson, B. Anderson, J. Hehl, S. Anderson. THIRD ROW: F. Grothe, L. Furst, D. Bergquist, R. Halseth, T. Ahlstrom, P. Gobel, I. Cox, D. Johnson. George Myers Gory White Leonard Larson Garland Albers Coach Ike Pesonen and Captain Dennis Lytle. A 7i earn tfeAulU Orono 20 — Howard Lake 0 Orono 17 — Norwood 13 Orono 20 — Waconia 0 Orono 12 — Watertown 6 Orono 6 — Shakopee 34 Orono 39 — Chaska 0 Orono 6 — Bloomington 18 Orono 27 — University High 12 BACK ROW: M. Denny, R. McGinnis, D. Sother, P. Kaster, R. Winterhalter, I. Lyon, S. Hamilton, W. McNamee, C. Kreiser, G. Lytle, T. Oare, I. Vickerman. SECOND ROW: R. H. Peterson, J. Swanson, F. Poisson, A. Hohenstein, R. Norum, D. Berg, R. Connelly, G. Longaker, D. McKowan, T. Fruen, D. Carlson, V. Kirsch. FIRST ROW: Mr. Howells, Coach; Mr. Pesonen, Head Coach; D. Turnham, G. Myers, G. White, G. Albers, Captain D. Lytle, L. Larson, P. Raffety, R. Lepowsky, R. Diesson, Mr. Primrose, Coach. Managers W. Anderson, D Myers. Ron lepowsky DoU Tornhom Pete Raff«ty Roger Deison 'Jedball ummarif Orono started out its football season with excellent spirit but lacking in size. The season started off with a bang with Orono trouncing Howard Lake 20 to 0 in a non-conference game. Then we went on to our first conference game and beat Norwood 17 to 13. Offensively we dominated the game but we missed many chances to score. Orono's first big win of the season was the victory over Waconia 20 to 0. The team as a whole worked well together on both offense and defense. Coach Pesonen commented that it was the best game ever played by an Orono team since football started here. After this victory, Orono continued on its winning streak by edging out Watertown 12 to 6. This game was played in 85° weather and both teams wilted after the first half. This four-game winning streak was snapped off abruptly when the Spartans ran up against a stone wall, namely, Shakopee. This game was by far the poorest played game of the season with the Shakopee line out-charging us all through the battle. Orono's homecoming game was played with Chaska. The Spartans came out on top very decisively with a 39 to 0 score. After homecoming, the Sparton eleven was upset when Bloomington jumped to an 18 point lead and went on to win 18 to 6. In the last game of the season, the Orono team put on an offensive fireworks that caught the Valley Conference Champions, University High, completely off guard. Wide holes were opened up in the U-High line by Turnham, Dieson, and Kirsch. Leonard Larson intercepted two passes that clinched the victory for Orono. All during the season the seniors came through very well. The graduating players are Garland Albers, Leonard Larson, Gary White, Dale Turnham, George Myers, Peter Raffety, Roger Dieson, and Ron Lepowsky. The reserves also came through in grand style. Three Spartans were chosen all-conference. These were Garland Albers, R. H. Peterson, and Dale Turnham. S Team Back Row: K. loney, J. Rockvam, B. Willis. D. McDonald. G. Hopf, R. Not . I. Siverson. C. Cox, S. Ham-ilton, W. Anderson. D. Auld, G. Neddermeyer, R. Raffety, G. Patterson, R. Olander. Middle Row: R. Howells. Coach; T. Vickerman, G. Nelson, J. Kiser, P. Wiig. A. Visser. J. Bryant, R. Norkie, F. Ferrin, M. Ward, R. Glampe, R. Day, D. Primrose, Coach. Front Row: D. Krumsieg, G. Robertson. T. Rockvam, L. Bertelson, T. Oare, W. MacNamee, C. Kreiser, R. James. D. Weiland. R. Lawton, D. Caspar, R. Fol-warkow, W. Peterson. THE A TEAM: TOP ROW—Loft to Right: Garland Albors, Guard; Ronald lepowski. Forward; Leonard Larson, Centor; Pete Peterson, Guard. MIDDLE ROW: Fred Poisson, Forward; Russell Norum, Center; Todd Fruen, Guard; Jimmy Swanson, Guard. BOTTOM ROW: Carl Wicks, Guard; Mark Denny, Guard; Doug Sather, Forward. Left to Right: Jerry Rockvam, Bruce Willis, Managers; Mr. Wallace Erickson, B Team Coach. jri Ge ulU ORONO 33 - BLOOMINGTON 39 ORONO 29 —♦MOUND 49 ORONO 47. - EDEN PRAIRIE 46 ORONO 64 - WATERTOWN 50 ORONO 54 - CHASKA AO ORONO 48 - SHAKOPEE 61 ORONO 58 — ST. PAUL MURRAY 48 ORONO 48 - UNIVERSITY HIGH 43 ORONO 54 - WACONIA 46 ORONO 43 - BLOOMINGTON 47 ORONO 48 - EDEN PRAIRIE 47 ORONO 49 - WATERTOWN 58 ORONO 62 -♦HOWARD LAKE 55 ORONO 55 - CHASKA 47 ORONO 41 - SHAKOPEE 49 Scores on the last three games with University High, Alexander Ramsey, and Waconia, as well as the district tournaments, were not available. The starred games were non-conference games. Captain Garland Albers and Coach David Primrose. THE B TEAM: TOP ROW—Left to Right: Larry Bertclson, Dennis Meyer, Dick James, Steve Hamilton, Jim Bryant, Chuck Kreiser, Ted Oare, Bill McNamce, lisle Vickerman, Mr. Wallace Erickson, Coach. BOTTOM ROW: Richard McGinnis, Wayne Anderson, Gary Lytle, Don Gasper, Wilber Peterson. mn How did go down look. I've proutcd wings! Oh, no you don't. This one's r Gee, everybody's picking on me Hey, look who's behind you fi, I'm mi  ing oil the fun. SaAebalt and Track BACK ROW: Dick Sonderup, Gary White, Garland Albers, Russel Norum, Ronald lepowslcy, Grady Bryant, Doug Sother, larry Myers. SECOND ROW: Ike Pesonen, Pete Peterson, Marlow Berry, Jimmy Swanson, Earl Schmidt, Howard Heinxen, Mark Denny, Wilber Peterson, Richard Howells. FRONT ROW: Charles Mann, Donald Ostreich, Kenny Fleuher, Wayne Anderson, Franx Vanderborght, Dennis Meyer, Vicky Pogue, Lyle Vickcrman. BACK ROW—left to Right: David Primrose, Dave McKown, Carl Thomas, Dick Connelly, Leonard larson, Harold Winterhalter, Roy Swanson, Richard Winterhalter, Roger Meyer. FIRST ROW: Todd Fruen, Dave Carlson, Merlin Glampe, Fred Poisson, Roger Waid, Ross Klatte, Victor Kirsch, Larry Lyons. KNEELING: Gene Meyer. A-TEAM CHEERLEADERS—Left to Right: JoAnn Weiland, Beth Hohl, Beverly Glampe, Donna Smith, Sally Swenson. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS—Left to Right: Pauline Peterson, Dennis McDonald, Janice Cholberg. 34 Left to Right: Solly Swenson, Arlyce Furst, Beth Hehl. Left to Right: Dennis Lytle, Romona Wcchslcr, Larry Myers, Sally Swenson, Gary White, Arlyce Furst, Garland Albers, Beth Hehl, Leonard Larson, Marliynne Johnson. n Queen Arlyce The Homecoming robe and crown presented as the Senior Class Memorial. Eager beavers built bonfire No. 2. FLUTES: A. Carlton, S. Holstrom, E. Painter. CLARINETS: M. Clover, D. Fruen, D. Ostvig, J. Olton, C. Thomas, A. Ackermann, K. Maynard. C. Swconey, P. McKown, J. Ottvig, 0. larton, B. Sutherland, P. Budd, M. Miller, B. Courtney, J. Jott, C. McGinnit, J. Shubert. BASS CLARINETS: B. Knutson, P. Jamet. SAXES: P. Hedin, C. Courtney, M. Benson, D. Lytle, G. White. DIRECTOR: Mr. W. Aim. Oncnc San 4 an4 Che in The big event in the music department was the arrival of the band uniforms and the plans to get choir robes. The band uniforms were first worn at Homecoming. The choir and band took part in the programs of the P.T.A., the district contests, the Christmas program and concerts. Mr. Aim and Miss Cunningham are to be congratulated on the progress made by both the Orono band and the Orono choir. Miss Cunningham and Mr. Aim. 38 TRUMPETS: C. Knutson, J. Hommes, J. Stetler, B. Lawton, K. Hohenstien, D. Bergquist, J. Benson, P. Sweeney, J. Cox, K. Baker. TROMBONES: C. Myers, B. Borquist, A. Hohenstien, R. Waid, G. Lytle, L. Cox, I. Fields, R. Meyers. BARITONES: P. Lyon, R. Johnson. FRENCH HORNS: J. Chelberg, N. Pogue, H. Hoppe. BASSES: T. Rockvam, S. Robertson. PERCUSSION: V. Kirsch, J. Ruff, K. Chelberg, H. Smith, B. Armstrong. TOP ROW—Left to Right: M. Donohue, D. Ward, R. Petrosky, A. Markquart, B. Carlson, J. Sterzinger, J. Shubert, S. Berge, C. McGinnis, K. Maynard. SECOND ROW: D. Ostvig, N. Pogue, E. Rosen, J. Peterson, D. Hawkinson, D. Moilanen, L. Griggs, C. Borlow, J. Chelberg, D. Fadden. THIRD ROW: G. Heikkinen, S. Pilorsky, B. Kingsted, K. Slater, D. Ryshavy, G. Fadden, A. Peterson, A. Carlson, K. Chelberg. FOURTH ROW: C. Schmidt. K. Baker, M. Ward, D. Krumseig, D. Painter, L. Harrison, R. Sangren, K. Vexner, W. Paulson. FIFTH ROW: M. Emerson, J. Olson, M. Drake, R. Neddermeyer, J. Turnham, S. Holstrom, A. Ackerman, H. Hoppe. Student Council STANDING—Left to Right: Janice Sterzinger, Bergit Carlson, Dixie Ottvig, Susan Eisinger, Scott McCulley, Lane Peterson, Richard Tibbetts, Gary White, Mr. Porker, Debbie Moilanen, JoAnn Olson. BACK ROW—Sitting: Sally Holstrom, Nancy Pogue, Linda Griggs, Carol Nelson, Marlene Anderson. FRONT ROW—Sitting: Suzanne Wasgaff, Mary Clover, Tommy Rockvam, Victor Kirsch, Todd Fruen, Gerald Robertson, Fred Poisson, Leonard Larson, Beverly Danielson, Jimmy Swanson. ietteman J Club BACK ROW—Left to Right: Mr. Pesonen, Mr. Primrose, D. Meyer, R. McGinnis, M. Denny, T. Oare, G. Lytle. SECOND ROW: Mr. Erickson, D. Sather, A. Hohenstien, G. Longaker, D. Carlson, R. Norum, D. McKown, V. Kirsch. THIRD ROW: T. Fruen, F. Poisson, R. Peterson. M. Glampe, R. Dieson, C. Wicks, J. Swanson, R. Meyer. FOURTH ROW: G. Myers, G. Albers, D. Lytle, C. Thomas, I. Larson, D. Turnham, R. Lepowsky. Left to Right: Bev Danielson, Dale Turnham, Yvonne Olander, Pat Cofield, Leonard Larson, Mrs. Glad, lanny Parke, Joyce Klatte, JoAnn Reiser, Arlyce Furst. Not Pictured: Jean Courtney, Ann Ferrin. Orion Orion Members at Work! Ot-ich Editor Lanny Parke Business Manager Bev Danielson Senior Editor Jean Courtney Underclassmen Editor Joyce Klatte Administration Editor Pat Cofield Activities Editor Yvonne Olander Sports Editors Leonard Larson, Dale Turnham Feature Editor Ann Ferrin Art Editors Arlyce Furst, JoAnn Reiser Advisor...... Mrs. Roalda Glad Members: Mary Gerber; Darlene Peterson; Marlene Anderson, Harriet Peterson; Janis Nelson; Pat Maski; Marion Merz; Esther Gabriel; Carol Nelson; Beth Hehl; Sally Swenson. 41 BACK ROW—left to Right: Marilynne Johnson, Yvonne Olondor, Marlene Anderson, Sally Swenson, Dennis Lytle, Beverly Danielson, Both Hehl. FRONT ROW—Left to Rgiht: Bette Lehto, Doris Ann Slctten, Mrs. Wychor, Carol Nolson. Oracle The Oracle Members at Work! 42 Orche Oracle Editor Carol Nelson Co-Editors Doris Ann Sletten, Bette Lehto News Editor Beverly Danielson Feature Editor Sally Swenson Sports Editor Dennis Lytle Exchange Editor Beth Hehl Business Manager Marlene Anderson Distribution Manager Marilynne Johnson Advertising Manager Yvonne Olander Reporters: Pat Maski, Lanny Parke, Pat Cofield, Joyce Klatte, Mary Gerber, Ronald Lepowsky, Gary White, Roger Dieson, Judy Marcy, JoAnn Weiland, Kip Miller, Midge Houck, Marilyn R. Miller, Shirley Sweeny, Delores Anderson, Lois Thomas, Skeets Peterson, Victor Kirsch, Esther Gabriel, Sharon Johnson. Advisor Mrs. Beverly Wychor STANDING—Left to Right: Dove McKown, Alan Hohemtein, Dave Carlson, Jimmy Swanson, Ted Turnham, Jimmy Cox, George longaker, Fred Poisson, Skcets Peterson. SITTING—Left to Right: Marilyn R. Miller, JoAnn Weiland, Nancy Olander, Victor Kirsch, Bette Lehto, Kip Miller, Todd Fruen, Lois Thomas, Russel Norm. The ploy cast in action! Juhiet plaif Harry Graves Victor Kirsch Joe Al Hohenstein Grace Graves Bette Lehto Hilda Marilyn Ruth Miller Lois Graves Marilynn P. Miller Judy Graves Nancy Olander Fuffey Adams JoAnne Weiland J. B. Curtis.................... ....Todd Fruen Ellen Curtis Lois Thomas Willis Teynolds Russ Norum Barlow Adams Fred Poisson Western Union Boy David McKown Merrill Feurbach David Carlson Sterling Brown George Longaker Albert Kunody Roger Waid Tommy Arbuckle Ray E. Peterson Charles ...................... Ted Turnham Henry David McKown Haskell Cummings James Swanson Ike ftttier loft to Right: Kenny Hohen-stein, Ron lepowsky, Donn Stin-ton, Mr . Grant, Beth Hehl, Cecil Taylor, Garland Albers, Bev Danielson; kneeling: Dennis lytle. Not Pictured: Dale Turn-ham. Ca t cjf Character Harpagon Elise .... Cleante Valere . Frosine . Mariane Master Jacques . La Fleche . Master Simon . Garland Albers . Sally Swenson Merlin Glampe . Leonard Larson Beverly Danielson . . Beth Hehl . Donn Stinson . . Dennis Lytle Kenny Hohenstein Magistrate . Mistress Claude Brindavoine La Merluche . Monsieur Anselme Pierre .... Director . . Student Director Stage Manager Ronald Lepowsky . Arlyce Furst Jo Ann Reiser Jean Courtney Dale Turnham . Cecil Taylor Mrs. Janet Grant . Lanny Parke . Grady Bryant left to Right: lonny Parke, Merlin Glampe, Garland Albers, Solly Swenson, Leonard Larson, Jean Courtney, Jo Ann Reiser, Arlyce Furst, Grady Bryant. C ufo in fiction Boys'Construction Club Chess Club Knitting Club 45 Student Librarians Hiking Club 46 Projection Club Trampoline Club Advisors: Mr. Christenson Chess Club Projection Club Mr. Peterson Boys' Construction Miss Johnson Knitting Club Mrs. Grant Sr. Drama Club Miss Griesbach Student Librarians Mrs. Adams Hiking Club Sr. High Harmonettes Mr. Ashley Camera Club Miss Brude Art Club Mr. Pesonen Boys' Cooking Jr. Red Cross Mr. Parker Rifle Club Senior High Harmonettes Junior Red Cross 47 (jeheral IcWitieA flrcun4 the £ckcol The Heart Hep fcance The Country Oair The Hallcueeh Party The flil-Ccn erehce CcyA