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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1960 volume:

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TOLLEFSON To you, Mr. Tolleson, we dedicate this, our annual. We, the '60 seniors, started our high school careers as freshmen the same year that you arrived at Orono High; so to you the staff dedicates this book of rhemories in hope that you will continue to guide young people along the trails of their lives. Mr. J. K. Haehlen Mr. W. M. Tollefson Superintendent Principal Left to Right: Mrs. Robert Talbert, Mr. Lester Kelly, Mr. J. K. Haehlen, Mr. Graydon McCully, Mr. Everett Mil- ler, Mr. Karl Gardener, Mr. John Pillsbury. Mrs. Harvey Principal's Secretary Mrs. Neddermeyer Mrs. Pogue intendenf' infendent's Secretory Super 5 Secretary Super Burgeson Mr Mrs. Nagel School Nurse Psychologist Mrs. Shirley Bonine Phy. Ed. Mr. Wesley Balk Music, Speech, Choir Mrs. Helen Allen Latin, English Miss Mary Bruzek Librarian Mr. Donald Boylcm Algebra, Geometry, Trig ' r. Jerome Borgert 'D Social Studies - Mr. Richard Dockendorf Am. History, Bookkeeping Mrs. Delores Engelstad English, Speech Mrs. Wilmine Farrell English 4' ' s, Phy. Ed., Health Mr. Norman Herzog Bond Mr. James Morris Industrial Arts Mr. Theodore Lockwood Guidance Counselor . Mr. John Julsrud General Math, Alaq Ge 4f Mr. Howard Peterson Science, Biology - Miss Betsy Oswald Art, Health 10 Mr. Loren Peterson English, Social Studies Mrs. Donna Reimer Typing, ShorThond Mr. James Seiter Spanish, English Mr. Ronald Sorensen Math Mr. John Ulander Physics, Drivers Training Mr. Barend Van Wyk Science, Chemistry Mrs. Gwendolyn Wochal Mrs. Mary Wedin English , Home Ec. The Custodians Student teachers - L-R, Mr. Trapp, Mr. Burgor, Mr. Boline, Mr. Gorman. The Cooks The Bus Drivers SPO RTS Gary McCuIIum Dcm Lofquist Don James Rick Evans Coaches Collins, Pesonen and Goslin Ray Norum STANDING - B. Levering. ROW 1 - R. Norum, B. McKeever, N. Oestreich, D. Hawkinson, D. Lofquisf. ROW 2 - D. James, J. Defloff, B. Ostvig, G. McCullum, R. Evans. Bill Levering John Detloff Bruce McKeever Doug Hawkinson The 1959 Orono Spartan football team, under the capable leadership of Head Coach Ike Pesonen, and Captain Don James, proved to be one of the best. Orono finished second in the Valley Conference standings, losing only to Waconia. From this fine team four players were named all-conference. They are 1959 Captain Don James, Gary McCullum, Ray Norum, and Freshman, Buddy Ostvig. 1 This year's team displayed the traditional Orono spirit whether at home or away, and under the lead- ership of Captain Ray Norum, the 1960 team is sure to be a winner. Norm Oestreich Buddy Ostvig mazwwwwzca FEED Don James Gary McCuIIum Buddy Ostvig Ray Norum FRONT ROW, left to right: Ass't. Coach T. Collins; Head Coach l. G. McCullum; D. Lofquist; Capt. Don James; R. Evans; D. Hawkinson; B. McKeever; Ass't. Coach L. Goslin; SECOND ROW: B. Levering; M. Brown; J. Defloff; R. Norum; L. Anderson; N. Oestreich; L. Schmidt; D. John- son; T. Lane; THIRD ROW: B. Ostvig; J. Hamilton; J. Symo- Pesonen ,- niak; D. Anderson; J. Heinecke; T. Diesen; P. Thompson; J. Fursf; G. Pogue; R. Evans; FOURTH ROW; Managers, F. Mooney and M. Stewart; N. Nelson; R. Eisinger; D. Bailey; F. Eisinger; P. Sprague; D. Klingensmith; A. Landberg; J. Lawton. JR. VARSITY FRONT ROW: 5. Carlson; S. Anderson; L. Jenson; D. Krof- zer; D. Mooney; J. McNeil; B. Carlson; L. Stubbs; C. Davis; G. Wright; SECOND ROW: R. Eisinger; A. Ahlstrom; J. Ahl- sfrom; S. Schmidt; N. Neddermeyer; J. Tourangeau; L. EI- senpeter; H. Defloff; R. Hawkinson; E. Hanson; D. Johnson; THIRD ROW: K. Quammen; R. Kath; D. Anderson; D. Bueiow; R. Sfubbs; R. Ranwick; R. Birch; A. Schmidt; R. Kelly; C. Bug- ley; Coach J. Borgert; FOURTH ROW: S. Hehl; J. Hazelwood; l. Johnson; D. McKeever; J. Lehmeyer; D. Sfuckmeyer; L. Vickerman; J. Kertson; R. Miller; Manager G. Lawton. FOOTBALL 1959 Orono .................... 37 Orono .................... 34 Orono .................... 12 Orono .................... 33 Orono .................... 12 Orono .................... 39 Orono .................... 19 Orono .................... 20 Orono .................... O 6 Eden Prairie ...................... 13 U High .......................... 'l3 Waconia ........................ 18 Norwood ........................ 7 Chaska .......................... O Burnsville ........................ 0 Watertown ....................... 7 Shakopee ....................... 6 Wayzclta ........................ 'l3 FOOTBALL COACHES L.-R.: Coaches T. Collins, J. Borgert, l. Pesonen, and L Goslin. SPORTS 1959-1960 Being a high school oThleTe is of greoT imporTonce To mosT boys. Orono is no excepTion. In The l959-l960 sporTs' seosons many fine aThleTes could be found. Don Jomes, Rick Evons, Bruce McKeever, Doug Howkinson, Gory McCullum, Phil HomilTon and Ken Theis are among The many fine oThleTes in This year's groduoTing class. A specToculor freshman, Bud OsTvig has won The odmiroTion of The foculTy and fellow sTUdenTs for his greoT performances in fooTboll ond wresTling. Keep your eye on him, he's heading for The Top. Second place seemed To be our level This year as This is where we placed our fooTboll, boskeTboll ond wresTling Teams in The Valley Cenference. Don Jomes led The fooTball and boskeTboll Teams 05 copToin. He will also capToin The baseball Team. The wresTling squad hod iTs firsT official copToin This year, Doug Howkin- son. He did a greoT iob and we're all proud of him. In Track The copToin is Phil HomilTon. AlThough The resulTs of This year's season connoT be published because of Time, we're sure ThoT iT will be a success. This year has been one of Orono's mosT prosperous in oThle-Tics, so The Orion SToFf and The Orono sTudenT body congroTuloTe The boys and coaches on o iob well done. BASKETBALL 34 DON JAMES BRUCE McKEEVER ,, $ A P W RAY NORUM 41 RICK EVANS GARY POGUE GARY POGUE BILL LEVERING VARSITY left to Right: R. Evans, J. Heinecke, 8. Evans, D. James, D. James, R. Norum, B. McKeever, G. Neddermeyer, G. Pogue, J. Detloft, B. levering, D. Netz, J. Furst, Coach l. Pesonen, Manager J. Crawford. Basketball at Orono ranks as one of the real fa- vorites. With the versatile Don James in the lead, the 1960 Orono Basketball team under Coach Pesonen is proving its ability. With third place captured, the fighting Orono team is sure to keep advancing. COACH PESONEN DON SHOOTS 20 BRUCE JUMPS left to right: Manager C. Tesch, Couch D. Boylun, B. Ranwick, D. Fairbanks, J. Ahlstrom, H. DefloH, N. Oestrich, L. Elsenpefer, J. Hamilton, C. Schmidt, P. Thompson, F. Eisinger, E. Hanson, J. Josf, B. Eisinger, A. Landberg. JR. VARSITY ROW 1, l. 10 R.: A. Schmidt, J. Siverson, D. Carpentier, A. Elsenpeter, B. Carlson, L Jensen, J. Schmidt, l. Stubbs; ROW 2: D. Krotzer, J. Kertson, J. Ahlsfrom, S. Anderson, S. Carlson, A. Ahlstrom, D. Anderson, D. McKeever; ROW 3: Coach J. Seiter, K. Kawalke, D. Buelow, M. Eckert, P. Burch, N. Neddermeyer, L. Johnson, D. Hoglin. 21 WINTER RAY NORUM SPO RTS STEVE ANDERSON 1959- ROGER HAWKINSON RICK EVANS 1960 WRESTLING G. SORENSON J. HILLSTROM T. DIESEN G. McCULLEM J. LAWTON R. HAWKINSON B. HILLSTROM D. HAWKINSON S. ANDERSON K. VEZNER B. OSTUIG K. THEIS 23 ROW 1 L. to R.: T. Diesen, G. McCullem, S. Anderson, B. Ostvig, K. Thels, D. Hawkinson, R. Hawkinson, J. Lawton; ROW 2: J. Jeske, J. Symoniok, G. Jeske, S. Watanabe, A. Pedersen, B. Smith, B. Hillstrom, G. Sorenson; ROW 3: J. Hillstrom, Manager J. Carter, G. Dye, J. Carter, P. Zahl, S. Schmidt, D. Bailey, D. Miller, Coach H. Peterson. The 1960 Orono Wrestling squad, led by Doug Hawkinson, had a very successful season so for. Under the fine coaching of Mr. Howard Peterson, the wrestling squad has advanced well in the con- ference standings. This proves that Orono not only Fights, but wins! BUD WORKS 24 DOUG RIDES K. Theis Track has become a high point of the spring term at Orono. With the outstanding abilities of the various participants, the. 1960 Orono Track Team, led by Phil Hamilton, is sure to be a winner. D. Lofquist P. Hamilton K. Fields ROW 1, l. to R.: B. Warner, B. Meyer, D. Lofquist, Cap't P. Hamilton, R. Evans, K. Theis. ROW 2: D. Mumn, D. Netz, R. Norum, K. Fields, G. Pogue, P. Thompson, Coach I. Pesonen. ROW 3; Mgr. J. Carter, T. Diesen, D. Fairbanks, F. Eisenger, R. Kelly, R. Eisenger, L McMichuel, Defloff. 25 BASEBALL ROW 1, L. to R.: B. Levering, G. McCullum, D. James, B. McKeever, J. Heineke, J. Furst; ROW 2,- N. Oestrich, B. Ostivg, B. Evans, J. Hamilton, G. Sorenson, Mgr. C. Tesch, Coach, L. Goslin; ROW 3: J. Jost, R. John. son, E. Hanson, H. Detloff, J. Symoniak, B. Ramwick, Ass't Coach L. Peterson. D. James B. Levering Coach Goslin The 1960 Orono Baseball should be out- standing. With the capable coaching of Mr. Goslin and the leadership of Captain Don James, the 1960 baseball team is sure to be a threat in the Valley Conference. The boys are sure to display the spirit that has become a tradition at Orono. G. McCullum B. Ostvig B. McKeever 26 J. Furst i D AN Cl-UIAIZDDETIVITIES 47 Y JUNIOR BAND DANCE BAND V a a .xyggxav $2.433. x .. MR. HERZOG NORA STEWART MAJORETTE 28 ROW 1 left to right C. Dusoski, J. Ferguson, N. Poisson, G. Gotsch, 5. Kylie, C. layman, J. Johnson, B. Forde, J. Trowbridge. ROW 2 B. Halldin, B. Addison, J. Frederick, K. Wasgatt. The Orion staft has done its best to present a book worthy of the name Orion. Although, the book is smaller it is of the highest quaiity and it is definitely a book to be proud of. Advisor: Mr. Dockendorf Orion stat? in action. Editor and chief: Sue Kyllo 29 The choir is something Orano can be proud of. They are hard at work hoping to make Wonderful Town 01 big success. Mr. Balk SENIOR CHOIR ROW 1: L. to R.: S. Baker, B. Landberg, G. McCulIem, G. Pogue, N. Oestreich, G. Ackerman, F. Holm- quist, J. Trowbridge, N. Poisson, D. Thielbar, J. Pearson, G. Newsfrom; ROW 2': J. Klotter, T. Trowbridge, S. Willis, K. James, P. Thompson, J. Warner, R. Eisinger, B. Wyatt, K. Benson, S. Lindberg, C. Bryant, C. John- son, E. Dieson, B. Newsfrom, M. Kohnen, S. Stiles; ROW 3: Rosy Packard, B. Packard, R. Webber, S. Kyllo, V. Tesch, R. Norum, B. Levering, J. Symoniak, J. DeffloH, P. Clover, B. Evans, J. Fursf, C. Schmidt, K. Miller, B. Addison, H. Arneson, B. Nelson; ROW 4: C. Layman, G. Gofsch, S. Dillman, B. Eisinger, S. Lufien, S. Kyllo, J. Heinecke, K. Vezner, F. Eisinger, S. Clover, P. Hamilton, T. Lane, S. Rosch, S. Mc- Clintock, P. Dunn, Karen Rood. 30 TRIPLE TRIO Freshman Girls' Glee Club is now a regular scheduled class. This class helps prepare the girls for choir. Freshman Boys' Glee Club is also a required class this year. The boys not only learn to sing but also to know composers and appreciate them. 31 The Band is under new direction this year, however they are still tops. The pop concert this year, which featured Mr. Goslin, was a big success, and a lot of fun. The varsity band not only adds e-nioyment to our concerts, but it also can step out with some very peppy numbers to boost school spirit. ROW 1, L. to R.: J. Trowbridge, S. Rosch, S. Dillman, N. Stewart, S. Alm; ROW 2: T. Trowbridge, B. Newsfrom, E. Diesen, P. Lillimo, K. James, P. Dutilly, L. Quasi; ROW 3: M. Dillman, B. Warner, R. Maxwell, R. Thompson, M. Eisinger, J. Diftmar, D. McCulley, G. Newsfrom, K. Vezner, J. Heincke, B. landberg, F. Mooney, C. Schmidt; ROW 4: Mr. Herzog, K. Fields, R. Hohenstein. 32 SENIOR BAND ROW 1, L. to R.: C. McClintock, W. Meyer, I. Thies, N. Martin, 5. Gem; ROW 2: S. Willis, J. Pearson, S. McClintock, M. Levering, J. Talbert, A. Ahlsfrom, P. Beer, R. Eisinger; ROW 3: R. Ketcher, J. Tourangeaur, F. Holmquisf, D. Buelow, B. Carlson, M. Leuders, D. Mooney, D. Hoglin, N. Oesfreich, J. Ahlsfrom, S. Halvorson, G. Pogue; ROW 4: M. Peterson, M. Pashina, S. Clover, B. Presfon, N. Neddermeyer. WONDERFUL TOWN V. Tesch, student- Mr. Balk, director. director. $mew Q Betty 6. Lufiem and the Congo boys. Helen W. DunnL Wreck U. Dettlom Appopolous W. CloverL Mrs. Wade K. Bryan'O. Wreck U. Dettlom, Bob 6. CIoverL Ruth K5. GofscM. Eileen 8. EisingerL Ruth 6. GotscM, Ruth 6. LutienL V. Tesch. 34 LOVERS L. to R.: 8. Evans, V. Tesch, D. Presfon, D. Lofquisf, B. Nelson, T. Lane, J. Trow- bridge, B. Levering. CLOWNS WOODLAN D PEOPLE L. to R.: K. Benson, R. Evans, J. Crawford, B. LaBresh, B. L. to R. P. Dunn, D. James, K. Rood, J. Ferguson, N. Poisson, McKeever, D. Johnson. E. Eisinger. Mary Ann Tiomsland Mr. Balk Jean Johnson Student Director Director Student Director Officers L. to R.: D. Thielbar, L. Mueller, K. WasgaH, 8. Cox, T. Trowbridge. ROW TWO: D. Kenady, K. Covey, D. Kreb, M. Rood, R. Websfer, M. Peterson, G. Driver, L. Farrell, J. Miller, J. Wolsfleld, J. Kertson, R. Eisinger. ROW 3: J. Frederick, B. Addison, S. McWilliams, D. Lindberg, M. Peterson, J. DiHmar, B. Packard, M. Bailey, R. Maxwell, D. McCulley, S. Eisinger, L. Potter, ROW 4: S. Kolstad, S. Gerfz, M. Allen, S. Johnson, G. Ahlsfrom, N. Hardf, C. Johnson, S. Willis, K. James, C. McClintock, K. Armstrong, ROW 5: S. Furst, N. Kowalenko, M. Levering, J. Talbert, R. Vezner, K. Wright, 8. Dunn, J. Lind, G. Newsfrom, E. Thies, J. Pearson, M. Rasmussen, E. Diesen. ROW 6: S. Kyllo, 5. Styles, P. Quasf, V. Winter, 8. Warner, M. Eisinger, N. Stewart, C. Wald, S. Kyllo. G.R.A. helps keep Orono girls physically fit and happy. G.R.A. also aids in building good sportsmanship, and good figures, which is something we all strive for - huh girls - Oflicers l. to R.: L. Mueller, B. Cox, T. Trowbridge, D. Thielbar. 36 Left to right M Team cheerleadem Co-capfain, C. Ferch, N. Anderson, co-capfoin, S. Kreb, L. Ferch, S. Harvey. RHYTHEMETTE? Left to right w Team cheerleadem B. Dunn, G. Newsfrom, M. levering. 37 OFFICE HELP Both of these groups have been set up to aid the faculty, and the students. Both of these clubs require their members to give up one study hall a day to help either in the office or library. I'm sure you will all agree that these groups are very helpful and deserve a big vote of thanks from all of us. ROW 1, N. Kowlenko, N. Hardt, J. Lane, D. Miller, I. Thies, K. Turnham. LIBRARIANS ROW 1 ll. to R3 Mrs. Bruzek, J. Gustafson, C. laymen, S. Stiles, P. Quest, J. Frederick, M. Foss, D. Greenwood, B. Ahlstrom, S. Johnson, B. Krotzer, S. Albee, ROW 2, D. Flueher, C. Plant, 5. Gertz, S. Glampe. 38 BUSI NESS CLUB ROW 1, L. to R.: K. Turnham, K. WasgaH, Mrs. Reimer, K. Narkie, J. Ludtke; ROW 2: C. Layman, 1. Quest, R. Webber, D. Gnifka, S. Jeske; ROW 3: J. Gustafson, M. Tiomsland, K. Klaers, C. Dusoski, C. Crawford; ROW 4: R. Packard, M. Winterhalter, S. Lufien, D. Fluher, B. Begin, B. Forde. uAMERICAN FIELD SERVICE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Janet Trowbridge Left to right: Steve Clover, Janet Trowbridge, Phil Hamilton. Seiiche Watanabe 39 ROW 1 tsittingt: N. Poisson, J. Trowbridge, R. Norum, S. Clover, S. Harvey, Mr. Bogart; ROW 2: G. Newstrom, S. Watanabe, P. Hamilton; ROW 3: E. Diesen, J. Warner, J. Jost. S. Kreb, S. Rosch, B. Levering, K. Miller, J. Furst. Student Council does its best to govern our school. They undertake many projects to raise our school prestige. Student Council acts on behalf of the school and goes to many workshops, and meetings on how to improve our school and our school government. One of Student Council's projects for this year was to improve the music played on the iuke box at noon. Another worth while proiect was the installation of the paper machine. ROW 1 tsittingt: J. Begin, N. Hardt, J. Hardt, J. Talbert, N. Deddermeyer, G. Lind, 8. Warner; ROW 2: K. Rhodes, V. Stinson, H. Dettloft, C. Tesch, G. lawton, C. Johnson, Mr. Ulander. 40 ORACLE ROW 1, sitting: M. Kohnen, D. Lindberg, M. Levering, L. Farrell, P. Younger, M. Rood, S. lindberg, K. Wasgatt, B. Addison, C. Crawford; ROW 2: D. Nelson, V. Winter, 5. Stiles, D. Partisan, J. Frederick, C. Shumman, B. Quammen, S. Kyllo, B. Halldin, K. Benson, B. Nelson, K. Miller, S. Lindberg, M. Tiomsland, R. Packard, D. Gnifka, P. Dunn, P. Conners, R. Webber, E. Rood. ROW 1, sitting: D. Panison, D. Gnitka, R. Packard, M. Tiomsland, P. Dunn; ROW 2: K. Benson, B. Nelson, B. Halldin. Advisers: Miss Bruzek, Mrs. Reimer. Editor: K. Benson. 41 SENIOR AND JUNIOR F. H. A. ROW 1, L. To R.: Mrs. Wedin, M. Schaffer, B. Packard, L. Quasi; ROW 2: J. Nelson, P. Quasf, S. Pashina, J. Gustafson, E. Gabriel, M. Foss. FHA prepares the girls to be better housewives of tomorrow. They do many worthwhile projects dur- ing the year. ROW 1, L. to R.: Mrs. Wedin, C. Kraft, S. Eisinger, L Olson, S. Brown; ROW 2: C. Plant, C. Meyers, B. Nefz, M. Capron, M. Gray, L. Krause; ROW 3: E. Rood D. Kaufman, S. Lindberg, M. Rood, B. Miller, B. Heinzen. I 42 USHERS ROW 1, L to R: J. Ludtke, J. Fortin, N. Poisson, M. Kohnen, Miss Bruzek, Adviser, B. Nelson, 5. Kyllo, Baker, C. Bryant ROW 2, R. Packard, J. Ferguson, B. Quammen, D. Fluhrer, S. Lindberg, K. Turnham, V. Winter, K. Miller, M. Rasmussen, K. Wasgett, V. Tesch, M. Shatter, S. Jeske, B. Packard, J. Fredricks, D. Loney, S. Stiles. USHERSt CLUB A smile and a hello always greets people at our school func- tions when an usher is there to meet them. In order for an usher to earn her 100 points, she must usher at 10 events. In recognition she will receive a pin. CAMERA CLUB Camera club provides pictures for the Orion and the Oracle. It also provides pictures for the stu- dents to enioy after the events have taken place. Left to right: B. Warner, L. McMichael, B. Halldin, R. Heinzem 43 BOWLING NANCY POISSON bowling chairman CAFETERIA WORKERS 44 CHRISTMAS ROYALTY Gwen Newstrom and Jim Warner from the Sophomore class were choosen as the Christmas King and Queen. There was a very impressive cere- mony and last year's King and Queen, Don James and Cheryl Ferch, crowned them. The theme of the dance was Christ- mas Candyland, decorated in red and white with a huge tree in the center. Queen Gwen Newstrom King Jim Warner VALENTI NE ROYALTY This year's Jack and Jill of Hearts were Janet Trowbridge and Seiichi Watanabe. They were from the Sen- ior class. The cafeteria was all decorated in white and red. There was also a fortune tree in the middle. Queen Janet Trowbridge King Seiichi Watanabe 45 Left to right:.D. Hawkinson, G. Newstrom, R. Evans, N. Poisson, G. McCullem, 5. Harvey, D. James, S. Kreb, B. McKeever, S. Rosch, D. Lofquist. Escort D. James and Queen 5. Harvey. 46 Homecoming at Orono is the biggest event of the year. In the Iate phase of our cele- bration, Orono beat the Chaska Hawks, and to top the ceremony, Miss Sue from the House of Harvey was crowned our queen. HOMECOMING 1959 Miss Sue from the House of Kreb Miss Nancy from the House of Poisson Queen Sue from the House of Harvey Junior Attendant Sophomore Attendant Sharon Rosch Gwen Newsfrom 47 SNAPS Jack be nimble Young, skinny, and bowlegged We are the senior girls - - - ls everybody happy? 48 740 w WW J ZMWM a JMXZK M v' 65;sz ZJIXZ LjfLL6 w 554g 472 2.426 M1 a Jwtaacf 46w WM? 7777mm 4447713 :32 4LZXLXZ47 LC MZL JZMJLffMQMj 7A4 7g7u77JJC AWL, XW 6M4 M 2724 7462a 4M1 XZXZXrMJ Zak I 147M 374m 62y La, KW m 4L0; 677 $4424: 44711762 ' 7M XL Z702 X .4wa Jqu x a XBWMJ f IKAZWM7$6 Kdidqd; 4 M41297 WM W 57AM W:?J 7 ,ZZVM XX? um. '4 795 7MMJ W M New anz ZXLQ M 27 7; , f W 4171 mwzgpgf .. v, n W 51MZXMMWQX M SENIORS ; 1;, BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE MOST POPU LAR Don James Gary McCuIIum Sue Howey Sue Kreb MOST TALENTED CLASS CLOWN MOST STUDIOUS Steve Clover Jerry Crawford Gary Neddermeyer Jan Trowbridge Judy Ferguson Jean Johnson EYE-CATCHING SMILE TALKS MOST SAYS LEAST CLASS PEST Seiichi Watanabe Bruce McKeever Dan Lofquist Nancy Poisson Gail Gotsch Rowena Webber MOST ATHLETIC PEPPIEST DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Do-n James Seiichi Wafanabe Steve Clover Barb Cox Sue Harvey Jan Trowbridge 50 BEST LOOKING PRETTIEST HAIR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Don James Foster Mooney Phil Hamilton Cheryl Ferch Venifa Tesch Jan Trowbridge FRIENDLIEST BEST DRESSED CLASS RO Seiichi Watanabe Gary McCullum Jerry CmWford Sue Harvey Jeanne Fortin Barb Newstrom BIGGEST FLIRT MOST COURTEOUS MOST DEPENDABLE Kurt Vezner Steve Kaster Steve Clover Sandra Jeske Carmen Layman Rosemary Packard BEST DANCERS BIGGEST APPLE POLISHER BEST SPORT Tom Lane Bruce McKeever Doug Hawkinson Dianne Siverson Sue Kreb Rowena Webber 51 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: SEATED from left to right are: Mr. Collins, Mrs. Farrell, Miss Bruzek, Mr. Balk. STANDING: Dick Johnson, Barb Nelson, Don James, Rick Evans, Ken Benson, Sue Kreb. CLASS H ISTO RY With graduation approaching, we the seniors of 1960 can look back with pride to the six years we have spent at Orono. As seventh and eighth graders we succeeded both academically and socially. In our freshman year we became more unified. Leadership was in progress with President Phil Hamilton and Secretary-Treasurer Barb Nelson. We approached our sophomore year with great zeal. Don James, Bruce McKeever, Judy Ferguson, Nancy Poisson and Sue Harvey were elected as our class officers. Our reigning royalty for the year were Cheryl Ferch as Homecoming attendant and Sue Harvey and Gary McCullum as the Heart Hop Jack and Jill. The class play January Thaw, the annual Homecoming award, and the Junior-Sen- ior Prom were all top events in our junior year. Don James and Cheryl Ferch were crowned Snow King and Queen. Jeanne Fortin and Dick Johnson were the Heart Hop Jack and Jill. Nancy Poisson was our Homecoming attendant. The class officers were: Don James president; Phil Hamilton, vice-president; Cheryl Ferch, secretary-treasurer. We en- terecl into our senior year with mixed emotions. Raring to move ahead but wanting to hold onto the life spent at Orono. The first night Home- coming was a big success with the victory over Chaska and with the second time that we were presented with the Homecoming display award. Sue Harvey reigned as Homecoming Queen, with Sue Kreb and Nancy Poisson as her princesses. We achieved a greater realm of success when we presented our class play A Midsummer Nights Dream. This type of play had never before been attempted at Orono. Of course, the most important event of all was Graduation on June 8, 1960. With deepest sincerity we can say that Orono has become a great part of our life. A part we will not easily forget. 52 BETTY ANN AHLSTROM LEWIS LEROY ANDERSON HOLLY FAYE ARNESON II I Betsy Louue Holly BETTY AHLSTROM - Ambition: get married and live happily ever after. FHA 9; Glee Club 9; Class play 11; Homecoming 11,12; St. Librarian 11,12; Bowling 12. LEWIS ANDERSON - Ambition: Move to Alaska. Football 9,10,11,12. HOLLY ARNESON - Ambition: 10 be a commercial artist. Glee Club 9; Triple Trio 9; Choir 10, 11,12; Homecom- ing10,11,12;Class Play11. PRISCILLA CLAIRE BEER Pris PRISCILLA BEER - Ambition: to be a Homemaker. Band 9,10,11,12; Glee Club 9. BARBARA BEGIN - Ambition: to live a happy life. Glee Club 9; Class play 11; Business Club 11,12; Homecoming 11,12; Bowling 12. BARBARA ANN BEGIN Barb 53 KENNETH BENSON - Ambition: electrical engi- neer. Band 9; Debate 11,12; Class Play 11,12; Boys County 11; Student Council 11; Ass't Editor of Oracle 11; Editor-in- Chief of Oracle 12; Choir 12; Class officer 12. JERRY CHRISTENSON - Ambition: to become a rich success. Transferred from Mound 11; Class play 11; Homecoming 12. KENNETH BENSON STEPHEN CLOVER - Ambition: to be a successful architect. Band 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9 Or. High PresJ, 10,11,12; WresJ; M.V. Sf. Council 12 Wice-presj; Choir 11,12; Debate 11,12; Prom 11; Orion 11; Boy's State 11; National Honor Society 11,12. IIKenll BARBARA COX - Ambition: to attend college. Glee Club 9; $1. Librarian 9; Camera Club 9; Science Club 9,10; GRA 9,10,11,12; omce Messenger 10,11; Class play 11,12; Kitchen help 12. GERALD CRAWFORD - Ambition: to graduate. Track 11; Choir 11; Class play 12. JERRY LEE CHRISTENSON llJerrle fa STEPHEN DOUGLAS CLOVER BARBARA EVELYN COX GERALD ALLEN CRAWFORD Steve Barbi! Jerry 54 MARGARET ANN DUNN CATHERINE JULIA DUSOSKI ELIZABETH JUNE EISINGER lIPeggyll Ilcafhyll MARGARET DUNN - Ambition: to get her B.S. Degree. Oracle 9,10,11,12; Photo Club 9,10,11,12; Rhythm- etfes 9,10,11; Orion 11; Prom Chairman 11; Class play 11,12; Debate 11,12; Choir 12, Homecoming 12; Publicity Girl 12. CATHERINE DUSOSKI - Ambition: to be a suc- cessful secretary. Glee Club 9; Homecoming 10,11,12; Busi- ness Club 11,12; Class play 11,12; Orion 12. ELIZABETH EISINGER - Ambition: to travel. GRA 9,10,11,12; Tumbling 9,10,11,12; Choir 11,12; Glee Club 9; Class play 11,12; Homecoming 11,12. JOHN EVANS - Ambition: to own a successful busi- ness. Football 9,10,11. RICHARD EVANS - Ambition: to go to college and own a business. Transferred from ShaHuck 11; Football 11,12; Basketball 11,12; Track.11,12; Lettermen's Club 11,12; Class Ocher 11,12; Class play 12. 55 IIBeHYII JOHN EDWARD EVANS Johnny RICHARD HARRY EVANS IlRickll RONALD FASCHING - Ambition: to ioin the Air Force. Football 11; Class play 12. CHERYL FERCH - Ambition: to succeed well in whatever she does. Glee Club 9; FHA 9; Rhythmettes 9; Cheerleader 9,11,12 1co-captuin 121; Homecoming Attendant 10; Class Omcer 11; Class play 11,12; Snow Dance Queen 11 11; Prom 11; Ushesz Club 12; Orion 12; Homecoming 12. RONALD FRANK FASCHING Ron JUDITH FERGUSON - Ambition: to go to col- lege. GRA 9,10; Rythmettes 9,10; Tumbling 9,10; Glee Club 9; Usher's Club 11,12; Class play 11,12; Bowling 11,12; Orion 11,12; omce help 11,12; Homecoming 12. RUSSELL FERRIN - Ambition: to be successful in whatever he attempts. St. Librarian 11, Class play 12. W'ELIZABETH FORDE - Ambition: to be a secretary. Glee Club 9; Office Messenger 9; Class play 11; Business Club n 11,12; Homecoming 11,12; Orion 12. CHERYL JEAN FERCH Sherri JUDITH ANN FERGUSON RUSSELL ARTHUR FERRIN ELIZABETH ANN FORDE Judy RUSS IIBetfyll 56 JEANNE PATRICIA FORTIN MARJORIE LOUISE FOSS Jeanne Mari JEANNE FORTIN - Ambition: to be a success in life. Glee Club 9; Office Messenger 9; GRA 10; Rhythmeftes 10; St. Librarian 10; Usher's Club 10,11,12; Bowling 10,11,12; Class play 11,12; Homecoming 12. MARJORIE FOSS - Ambition: start working after graduation. Glee Club 9; FHA 9,10,11,12; St. Librarian 11,12. EDITH GABRIEL- Ambition: 90 back 10 Europe. Glee Club 9, FHA 11, 12. DIANNA GNITKA- Ambition: to live c1 useful and happy life. Glee Club 9, omce Messenger 11; From 11; Busi- ness Club 11, 12, Copy Editor of Oracle 12. GAILGOTSCH - Ambition: major in English and teach the handicapped. Glee Club 9; From 11; Class play 11; Orion 11,12; Choir 11,12; Bowling 11,12. 57 EDITH GABRIEL Eydie DIANNA MARY GNITKA Dianna GAIL MARCIA GOTSCH IIGaillI JANICE GUSTAFSON - Ambition: to be a beau- tician. Glee Club 9; Class play 11; FHA 12; St. Librarian 12; Homecoming 12. WILLARD HALLDIN -- Ambition: to be a photog- rapher and travel around the world. Christmas Pageant 9; Camera Club 9,10,11,12; Track 10,11; Oracle 11,12; Orion 12. x PHILIP HAMILTON - Ambition: to become an en- gineer. Class omcer 9,11; Track 9,10,11,12; 1Coptain 121; JANICE MARLENEGUSTAFSON Wrestling 10; OHice Messenger 10; Lettermen's Club 10,11,12; Student Council 10,12; Weight Lifting 11,12; Class Jan play 11; Boy's County 11. SUSAN HARVEY - Ambition: to live a happy useful life. GRA 9,10,11,12; 1Presiden1 111; Glee Club 9; Oracle 9,10; Choir 10,11,12; Class Omcer 10; Heart Hop Queen 10; Usher's Club 11; Class Mixer 11; Bowling 11,12; Student Council 11,12 1Secretary-Treasurer 11,129 Class play 11,12; Homecoming 11,12; Homecoming Queen 12; Cheerleading 12. DOUGLAS HAWKINSON - Ambition: to get a good iob. Football 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12 1Capfain 121; Letterman's Club 10,11,12; Track 12. WILLARD ELMO HALLDIN Bill PHILIP NILES HAMILTON SUSAN HARVEY DOUGLAS HAWKINSON- Phil Ilsuell Dough 58 JON WILLIAM HOGLUND DONALD FRANCES JAMES SANDRA LEE JESKE IIJonII IIDonll Ilsandiell JON HOGLUND -- Ambition: to make a million and buy the fastest car in the world. Football 9; Science Club 10; Camera Club 12. DONALD JAMES - Ambition: to play prov-ball. Student Council 9; Class President 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10, 11,12; 1Captain 121; Baseball 9,10,11,12; 1Captian 121; Class Mixer 11; Snow King 11; Football 11,12 tCaptain 121. JEAN ANN JOHNSON SANDRA JESKE - Ambition: to be a stenographer. Jean Transferred from Wayzata 11; Bowling 12; Usher's Club 12; Homecoming 12. JEAN JOHNSON - Ambition: to be cu missionary. Glee Club 9; Girl's County 11; Class play 12; Orion 12. LEONA JOHNSON - Ambition: to travel and learn about different people. Transferred from North 12. LEONA MARIE JOH NSON Pee-Wee 59 LILLIAN JOHNSON - Ambition: to be successful in whatever she does. Glee Club 9; GRA 9; Homecoming 11,12. RICHARD JOHNSON Ambition: to show Jerry how to shoot ducks. Football 10,11,12; Leftermen's Club 10,11,12; Track 11,12; Class play 11,12; Class Officer 12. LILLIAN ARLENE JOHNSON Lil STEPHEN KASTER - Ambition: to be happy with life. Transferred from Benildye 11. KATHLEEN KLAERS- Ambition: to succeed in whatever she does. Glee Club 9; Business Club 11,12; Oracle 12. SUSAN KREB - Ambition: to live a 'happy' life. Glee Club 9; chcl 9,10,11,12; GRA 9,10,11; Cheerleader 9,11,12 1Co-Capfain 121; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Choir 10,11,12; Usher's Club 10; Prom 11; Homecoming 12; Homecoming Princess 12; Class Officer 12. RICHARD LEE JOHNSON IlDickll STEVEN GEORGE I STER KATHLEEN ANN KLAERS SUSAN MARIE KREB Steve Kathy Sue 60 BEATRICE PEARL KROTZER SUSAN LUSCILLE KYLLO IIBeaII Ilsuell BEATRICE KROTZER - Ambition: to be a beauti- cian. Glee Club 9; Class play 11; Sf. Librarian 11,12; Home- coming 12. SUSAN KYLLO - Ambition: to be a good nurse. Glee Club 9; GRA 9,10,11,12; Choir 10,11,12; Band 11; Class play 11,12; St. Librarian 11; Girls' State 11; Class Officer 11; Debate 12; Orion, Editor 12; Bowling 12. JANET LANE - Ambition: to become a devoted wife. Tumbling Club 9,10,11,12; Camera Club 9,10,11; GRA 9,10, 11,12; Bowling 7,10,11; Science Club 9,10; Sf. Librarian 9,10,11; Triple Trio 9; Glee Club 9; Office Messenger 12. THOMAS LANE - Ambition: to be a iet pilot Choir 10,11; Prom 11; Class play 11,12; Homecoming 12; Football 12. CARMEN LAYMAN - Ambition: to be a stenogra- pher. Glee Club 9; Office Messenger 9,10,11; Choir 10,11,12; Business Club 11,12; Sf. Librarian 12; Orion 12. 61 JAN ET RUTH LANE Jan THOMAS WILLIAM LANE llTomll CARMEN MARIE LAYMAN Carmen DAN1EL LOFQUIST- Ambition: to be CI special agent for the FBI. Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Oracle 11; Class play 11,12. DENNIS LONEY - Ambition: to become a million- aire. Stage Crew 12. DANIEL ROY LOFQUIST 1 THOMAS MAXWELL 2 AW... to go into busi- Dan . ' ness for himself. Foo'rball 9,10. .2 SANDRA McCLlNTOCK - Ambition: to be an elementary teacher for the mentally retarded. Band 10,11,12; Bowling 10,11,12; Oracle 10,11; FTA 11,12; Choir 11,12; Homecoming 12; Class play 12. GARY McCULLUM - Ambition: to travel all over Europe. Football 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11; Choir 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Lettermen's Club 9,10,11,12; Heart Hop King 10; Weight Lifting 11,12; Home- coming 12. DENNIS GAYLE LONEY Dennis THOMAS JOHN MAXWELL SANDRA McCLlNTOCK GARY FRED McCULLUM IITomIl Ilsandyll Gary BRUCE BYRON McKEEVER ROBERT CORWIN MEYER Bruce Bob BRUCE McKEEVER - Ambition; to play maior league baseball. Football 9,11,12; Baseball 9,11,12; Basket- ball 11,12; Class play 11,12; Leftermen's Club 11,12; Home- coming 12. ROBERT MEYER - Ambition: to go to college. Track 9,11,12; Weight Lifting 11,12. CAROLYN MILLER - Ambition: to go to college. FHA 9; Rhythmettes 9; Science CIub 9; Glee Club 9; St. Librar- ian 9,10,11; GRA 9,10,11,12; Office Messenger11;FTA 11,12; Class play 11,12; Kitchen Help 12; Bowling 12. FOSTER MOONEY - Ambition: wild life manage- ment. Band 9,10,11,12; Baseball 10,11; Choir 11; Football manager 11,12. KAREN NARKIE - Ambition: to further her educa- tion. FHA 9; Glee Club 9; St. Librarian 10. 63 CAROLYN ANN MILLER Carolyn A FOSTER LEE MOONEY llFuzzyll KAREN ANN NARKIE Karen GARY NEDDERMEYER - Ambition: .10 become a game warden. BARBARA NELSON - Ambition: to go to college. Bowling 9,10,11,12; Class Officer 9,12; Oracle 9,12; Camera Club 10; Orion 11; Usher's Club 11,12; Class play 11,12; GRA 11,12; Choir 12. A1, GARY WAYNE NEDDERMEYER BARBARA NEWSTROM - Ambition: to travel Gary around the world. Glee Club 9; Band 9,10,11,12; RhythmeHes 9,10, Choir 10,11,12; GRA 10, Tumbling Club 10,11; Bowling 11,12. ROSEMARY PACKARD - Ambition: to travel and meet many kind of people. Glee Club 9; Rhythmettes 9; Choir 10,11,12; Usher's Club 10,11,12; Class play 11, 12; Business Club 11,12; Oracle 12. MICHAEL PAINTER - Ambition: to be a doctor. Wrestling 10; Class play 11,12; Weight Lifting 11. BARBARA ELLEN NELSON Ba rb BARBARA NEWSTROM ROSEMARY LEE PACKARD MICHAEL BRUCE PAINTER Barb Rosie Mike 64- SANDRA PASHINA Sandy Carol SANDRA PASHINA - Ambition: to be a food tech- nician. Glee Club 9; Office Messenger 10,11; FHA 12. CAROL PETERSON - Ambition: to be a beauti- cian. Glee Club 9; Homecoming 11,12; Class play 11. VIRGINIA PETERSON - Ambition: to graduate. Glee Club 9; GRA 9,10; Homecoming 9,10,11,12. NANCY POISSON - Ambition: to be as happy and successful as her brother. Student Council 9,11,12; Cheer- leader 9; Glee Club 9; Class Officer 10; Choir 10,11,12; Rhythmeftes 10; Homecoming attendent 11;. Class play 11,12; Madrigals 11,12; Triple Trio 11,12; Orion 11, 12; Bowling 11,12; Ushers Club 11,12; Homecoming Princess 12; Oracle 12. DEAN PRESTON - Ambition: to enter into business and make $200,000 plus a year. Chess Club 9; Track 11; Class play 11,12; Homecoming 12. 65 CAROL LOUISE PETERSON VIRGINIA ELLEN PETERSON Ginny fgge . If r: NANCY ANN POISSON Poise ' 3, 2 9 ; $5. DEAN RICHARD PRESTON IIDeunll LAURENE QUAST - Ambition: to become a teacher. Glee Club 9; Band 9,10,11,12; FHA 9,10,11,12; Rhythmetfes 11; Oracle 11; FTA 11,12; Business Club 11,12. KAREN ROOD - Ambition: to be a success in every- thing she does. Glee Club 9; Rhythmeftes 9,10; Oracle 11; Homecoming 12; Bowling 12; Choir 12; Class play 12. LAURENE ANNETTE QUAST Laurene LYLE SCHMIDT - Ambition: to enlist in the Navy and become a doctor. Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 12. DIANNE SIVERSON - Ambition: to travel and get a job. Glee Club 9; Usher's Club 10,11,12; Class play 12; Bowling 12; Homecomina 12. VENITA TESCH - Ambition: to marry a millionaire. Glee Club 9; Rhythmettes 9,10; Class play 11,12; Choir 11,12; Bowling 12; Usher's Club 12; Homecoming 12. KAREN ELIZABETH ROOD Karen W W. Him N Na LYLE ALDEN SCHMIDT DIANNE MURIEL SIVERSON VENITA LOUISE TESCH Lyle Di Vicki 66 Z V ? M; s 4 9; : . IN, .0 a . ; V , w V 3.; x e; i 2 mm. L- V '1' U '1 l KENNETH ALBERT THIES MARY ANN TJOMSLAND JANICE MARIE TRIPLETT IIKenII llMatll KENNETH THIES - Ambition: to be an architect or a Navy man. Track 10,11,12; Wrestling 11,12; Leftermen's Club 11,12. MARY ANN TJOMSLAND- Ambition: to be a success in whatever she does. Glee Club 9; Bowling 9,10, 11, 12; Usher's Club, 10,11,12; Orion 11; From 11; Business Club 11,12; Oracle 12; Class play 12. JANICE TRIPLETT - Ambition: to get a iob. Glee Club 9. JANET TROWBRIDGE - Ambition: to live, love, and learn. Glee Club 9; Band 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Rhythmettes 9,10; Choir 10,11,12; Class play 11,12; Prom 11; National Honor Society 11,12; Homecoming 12; AFS Exchange Student 1959. JOHN TROWBRIDGE -Ambifion: to be a veteri- narian. Football 10,11; Class play 11,12; Orion 12; Home- coming 12. 67 Janice JAN ET AN N TROWBRI DGE IlJanll JOHN COWAN TROWBRI DGE John KURT VEZNER - Ambition: to fake a business course and work with his father. Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Class play 11. CATHERINE WAID - Ambition: to be a phy. ed. teacher. Glee Club 9; GRA 9,10,11,12; FTA 11,12; Class play 11,12; Bowling 12; Homecoming 12. KURT R. VEZNER Kurt SEIICHI WATANABE - Ambition: to be a great engineer. AFS Exchange Student from Japan. Wrestling 12. ROWENA WEBBER - Ambition: to be an account- ant or a bookkeeper. Glee Club 9; GRA 9; Bowling 9,10, 11,12; Choir 10,11,12; Business Club 11,12; Oracle 12. MARY WINTERHALTER - Ambition: to be a pri- vate secretary. Glee Club 9; FHA 9; Homecoming 10,11,12; Class play 11. CATHERI NE LUCI LE WAID Cathy SEIICHI WATANABE ROWENA FAYE WEBBER MARY WINTERHALTER Saich Rowena Mary 68 KAREN SUSAN WOODING GERALD LEON ZAHL Karen Jerry KAREN WOODING - Ambition: to travel around the world. Glee Club 9; GRA 9,10; Bowling 11; Prom 11; FTA 12; Homecoming 'l2. GERALD ZAHL- Ambition: to be a forest ranger or a game warden. Football 9,10, Chess Club 9,10. NOT PICTURED ARE: RONALD LAWRENCE BARNES - Ron Am- bition to be a car mechanic. Choir 11; Wrestling 12. ROBERT LOUIS LABRESH - Bob Ambition: to be a carpenter. Class play 11,12. 69 Is this the right foot? Who, me? The huddle Ahl Foodl 70 ROW 1, L. to R.,- L. Mueller, S. Baker, J. Borlou, J. Symoniok, M. SchoHer; ROW 2: S. Glompe, J. Frederick, B. Quammen, S. Kyllo; ROW 3: K. Fields, L. Peterson, T. Diesen, S. Rosch, G. Dye; ROW 4: B. Levering, C. Bryant, D. Mumm, M. Brown, S. Anderson, D. Hokanson. ROW 1, L. to R.: V. Winter, S. Lindberg, B. Addison, D. Schmifz; ROW 2: C. Begin, B. Hillsfrom, D. Fleuer, S. Short,- ROW 3: B. Worner, R. Foreman, S. Lutien, D. Netz, M. Stewart,- ROW 4: B. Wyatt, P. Clover, J. Seville, D. Anderson, R. Norum, C. Sutherland. 72 OF 1961 Left To right: D. Nefz, B. Evans, P. Clover, K. Wosgotf, J. Frederick. Five years ago sixfy-three seventh graders came to Orono, excited and bewildered. Our class officers were: Ray Norum, Pres., John Dettlof, Vice Pres., Jerry Furst, $ec., and Joyce Barlau, Treas. Eighth grade officers were Bonita Quammen, Pres., Bill Levering, Vice Pres., and Kathy Miller, Sec.-Treas. During our Freshman year we had no class officers, but homeroom officers. Barb Addison represented us as a B squad cheerleader, and again in our Sophomore year on the A squad. Kathy Wasgah was our Home- coming attendant. Paul Clover and Kathy Wasgaft were our class of- ficers during 9th and 10th grades. Sharon Rosch was our homecoming attendant. Shirley Kyllo and Ray Norum were co-chairmen of the Jr.-Sr. Prom. ROW 1, L. To R.: J. Ludtke, D. Longerf, P. Quest, K. Turnhom; ROW 2: K. Miller, K. Wosgcm, D. Patfison, S. Stiles, D. Greenwood; ROW 3: S. Albee, P. LoBresh, C. Crow- ford, J. Furst, M. Kohnen; ROW 4: S. St. John, B. Smith, J. Deftloff, B. Dunn, B. Evans, J. Heinecke. ROW 1, L. to R.: P. Sprague, B. Berquisf, L. Anderson, K. Nelson, M. Pashino, C. Mc- Clintock; ROW 2: S. Johnson, J. Kolgren, K. James, C. Schumann, J. Evans, Ck. Johnson, T. Trowbridge; ROW 3: J. Driver, J. Warner, D. Fairbanks, M. Hoff, J. Klot'rer, J. Homil- ton; ROW 4: P. Bryant, L. McMicheal, D. Rudd, G. Pogue, J. Bcrbo, J. Carter, A. Land- berg. ROW 1, L. to R.: G. Sorenson, K. Armstrong, V. Siverson, G. Ackermon, B. Packard; ROW 2: P. Connors, M. Rasmussen, J. Pecuson, C. Johnson, 5. Dillman, D. Bailey,- ROW 3: N. Oesfreich, G. Jeske, C. Schmidf, J. Preston, 5. Willis; ROW 4: J. Meyer, C. Miller, J. Josf, B. Eisinger, C. Anderson, P. Zohl. 74 In 1956, as seventh graders at Orono we were a con- fused group but soon were used to the routine of Junior High life. Alvin Landberg presided over the class and our vice president was Waldemor Schmidt. In eighth grade we were honored to have two B team cheerleaders, Gwen Newstrom and Kathy James. Jim Warner was elected vice president of the student council. Ninth grade, John Lawton was elected President of the student council and again we had two members of the B squad cheerleaders, Nancy Anderson and Gwen Newstrom. This is our first year in Senior High and we have two A squad cheerleaders, Laurie Ferch and Nancy An- derson. Gwen Newstrom again represents us on the B squad. Left to right: G. Pogue, N. Oestrick, M. Rasmussen, J. Preston, J. Lawton. ROW 1, L. to R.: M. Baker, D. Looney, E. Diesen, D. Thielbor, A. Cloutier, D. Painter, J. Nelson; ROW 2: P. Dutilly, F. Holmquist, J. Klotter, G. Newstrom, P. Lillemo, I. Thies; ROW 3: l. Olds, J. Lawton, B. Loomis, R. Heinzen, W. Schmidt, G. Meyer, B. Boyer; ROW 4: J. Kohnen, P. Thompson, J. Carter, M. Allen, N. Nelsen, D. Miller, W. Libor, D. Turnhom. 75 ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Silionder, G. Begin, N. Kowalwnko, B. Dunn, F. Pigeon, K. Wright; ROW 2: B. Ronwick, J. Lind, R. Johnson, J. West, J. LoBelle, D. Lindberg; ROW 3: P. Yainger, T. Bosacker, W. St. Johnson, H. Deffloff, R. Howkinson, J. Ahlsfrom; ROW 4: B. Ostivig, R. Eisinger, L. Elsenpefer, E. Pederson, J. Lehmyer, E. Hanson, B. Peterson. ROW 1, L. to R.; B. Hillsfrom, M. Anderson, S. Glompe, K. Keiron, J. Rudd, R. Vezner; ROW 2: M. Levering, K. Puronen, R. Ketcher, G. Kos'rka, J. Ditfmon, C. Meyer; ROW 3: C. Plant, G. Ahlstrom, N. Hardf, J. Talbert, T. Rindohl, P. Dressel; ROW 4: C. Tesch, J. Cronk, R. Kath, L. Johnson, R. Stubbs, P. Johnson, G. Krofzer. 76 I OF 1963 FRONT ROW, left to right: R. Vezner, S. Glampe, M. Levering, R. Howkinson, H. Deftloff; BACK ROW: B. Ost- vig, L. Elsenpeter, B-. Nefz, N. Hardt, J. Talbert, S. Schmif. We were very excited seventh graders when we en- tered Orono, anticipating six years of fun. In that year, John Ahlstrom and Nancy Hardt were our Presidents, and Diana Lindberg and Bob Ranwick were the Vice- Presidents. In eighth grade, we were really proud to have our class represented by a B squad cheerleader, Barb Dunn. The homeroom officers were Mary Levering, Paul Johnson, and Curtis Tesch, Presidents, and Barb Netz, Kathy Wright, and Susan McWiIIiams, Vice-Presidents. This year our Presidents are Jet Talbert, Dennin Johns, and Bud Ostvig, and our Vice-Presidents are Roberta Vezner, Larry Elsenpe'rer and Steve. Schmidt. We are again proud to have two B squad cheerlead- ers, Barb Dunn and Mary Levering. ROW 1, L. to R.: J. Hillsfrom, F. Rettinger, K. Croft, C. ST. John, J. Kronk, C. McWiIIioms, D. Johns; ROW 2: Hazelwood, K. Rhodes, A. Schmidt, M. Petersen, S. Hclvorsen, S. Krcuse; ROW 3: J. Krofzer, C. Seville, L. Barnes, D. Gobol, 5. Quest, B. Nefz, B. Rood; ROW 4: P. Meyer, S. Gertz, J. Tourongeou, D. Kelley, E. Cloutier, R. Keorin, S. Schmi'r. 77 ROW 1, L. To R.: R. Carlson, G. Zohl, T. Gray, L. Grife, K. Olson, S. Alm; ROW 2: L. Tiomslond, L. St. John, F. Carpenfier, S. Kolsfod, B. Miller, G. Kerkow; ROW 3: K. Quasf, J. Ferrin, M. Pederson, J. Jeske, W. Preston, R. Sfuekmayer. ROW 4: J. Thies, S. Ei- singer, R. Maxwell, K. Kienlen, M. Bailey, A. RUE; ROW 5: M. Rude, J. Thiele, S. Larson, R. Thompson, L. Farrell, L. Peterson, J. Thies. - ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Kenady, H. Puranen, S. Fursf, D. Mooney, C. Cole, R. Webster, K. Victorian, G. Lawton; ROW 2: M. Buschbom, J. Miller, L. Potter, F. Weyhrouch, J. Kert- son, 8. Anderson,- ROW 3: J. Ahlsfrom, D. Dickhing, K. 'Quommen, G. Driver, 3. Larson, R. Eisinger, K. Swanson; ROW 4: J. Thies, L. Johnson, J. Hazelwood, D. Buelow, G. Hill- sfrom, M. Lyeders; ROW 5: N. Stewart, M. Wooding, D. McCulley, N. Evans, A. Layman, B. Bruntien, D. Hoglin. 78 FRONT ROW: S. Kolstod, J. Ahls'rrom, G. Lawton, S. Alm, M. Dillman; BACK ROW: D. Buelow, S. Brown. A. Ahlsfrom, D. Anderson, R. Maxwell, M. Bailey, As the class of '64 came to Orono High, we found it was quite a new experience to us. There also were more teachers, each teaching a different subiect. It took us a week or so to learn more about our school and where the locations of the class rooms were. As the year passed, we had many opportunities to join in organization and activities within our school. ROW 1, L. to R.: J. Bauer, G. Kcntor, L. Jenson, S. Lemmermon, J. Wolsfeld, W. Krotzer, J. Ker'rson; ROW 2: R. Miller, L. Schliinz, B. Warner, M. Eisinger, P. TuFford, D. Krofzer; ROW 3: C. Covey, D. McKeever, J. Neddermeyer, M. Dillmon, N. Martin, G. Driver, A. Klofter; ROW 4: S. Brown, D. Kreb, T. Torry, R. Hohensfein, A. Ahlsfrom, D. Anderson,- ROW 5: M. Eckert, K. Kowalke, N. Neddermeyer, A. Pederson, L. Kowalke, P. Burch, T. Griffen. 79 ROW 1, L. To R.: D. Oppertshouser, K. Pearson, A. Elsenpefer, D. Ahlstrom, D. Croft, L. Krouse, B. Miller; ROW 2: J. Carlock, K. Anderson, K. Thell, L. Wymon, J. Anderson, S. Seashore, C. LoBresh; ROW 3: J. Carlson, J. Frederick, H. Quest, D. Buronen, J. John- son, J. Schmidt,- ROW 4: G. Lind, G. Ostvig, D. Burns, V. Whiffen, J. Lyman, C. Land- berg, R. Olson, ROW 5: T. Swenson, G. Gufzmen, P. Symoniak, S. Carlson, L. Fiseher, C. Corpe, D. McMahon, M. Anderson. ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Johnson, S. Volkenonf, S. Rasmussen, D. Oppertshouer, L. West, 3. Lindberg, B. Ecker'r; ROW 2: F. Andrews, C. Styner, P. Melby, B. Bufenhoff, T. Malm, B. Ketcher; ROW 3: M. Copron, C. Boidue, A. Miller, D. Neddermeyer, C. Davis, T. Bar- beau, G. Wright; ROW 4: C. Johnson, T. Harley, P. McClintock, A. Zweig,J. McNeil, L. Kaehn; ROW 5. L. Vickermon, S. Raehel, B. Foreman, D. Nelson, R. Martain, C. Bog- ley,J. To-urongeau. 80 ROW 1, L. To R.; D. Dufilly, J. Siverson, K. Thomas, L. Rosengren, C. Weber, L. Pointer; ROW 2: L. Pearson, V. Jops, S. Siford, K. Hopf, L. Olson, L. Tronrud; ROW 3: L. New- mcm, R. Neddermeyer, A. Meeks, D. Kosfko, M. Kielen, S. Kelley, P. Hoppe; ROW 4: B. Quommen, E. Erieson, B. Foss, E. Allen, L. Dressel, D. Norkie, S. Mendel; ROW 5: S. Klingensmifh, L. Peterson, G. Torry, V. Sfinson, L. Rood, R. Hursh, J. Linnerman, S. Smith. ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Victorian, B. Enberg, J. Begin, J. Grife, G. Holldin, E. Ofton; ROW 2: D. St. John, M. Rood, P. Allen, M. Dittmor, D. Corpenfier, G. Morfindale, D. Kos'rko; ROW 3: G. Olson, L. Stubbs, P. Quody, R. Hokcmson, J. McLoin, G. Nash, J- Miller; ROW 4: M. Shaffer, M. Gray, B. Heinzen, P. Webb, S. Thiele, D. Feio, N. Berg- quist; ROW 5: C. Swoggert, J. Leerssen, 5. Snow, T. Thompson, C. Stenderson, S. Hehl, 3. Fields, D. Kaufman. 81 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: J. Begin, P. Melby, D. Oppertshuuer, V. Stin- son, K. Thomas, L. West; BACK ROW: B. Hokonson, L. Stubbs, S Klingensmith, S. Carlson, S. Snow, L. Rood, G. Lind, K. Pearson, D. Oppertshauser. Remember this lesson? 82 This year's seventh grade class is the largest seen in the history of Orono High. We belong to that huge crop of US. kids who were born in 1947, and are now beginning their high school years. In fourth grade, we were the first to have classes in the new Orono Elementary. 1958, Centennial Year, our part in the big pro- gram was to show people the square dances of early Minnesota. 1959 was Science Year in the U.$., with no excep- tion to our sixth grade class. Many kids made quite an eitort to win the Science Award. Later in the year, we had a Science Fair in which Science ex- hibits were displayed. . You'll find quantity, and a bit of quality in our seventh grade class. Why so stern, Mr. Goslin? 4ch av 7'?! $9 - .i 65 074:? 457274421 .7 $4; 44. 2624462 264 7X24: wZ-Z .4694 'C J 2744712ka $47442 Cm ngfC .4ng i 4LCMJ Vduw 4475 7 V 4W0 WM 471 cWNIme 442454.7547 .- 4,742 . W WJLKC'O W XXW 1 6122 CW 54 15M Zia 25 2444064 MO M7 CW 077 421544 E71 Xi M X ' Pr cription Specialists - Registered harmacists Always On Duty , W i, X g 2K7wggwg mcwoneqm 445444 66454 , 4x 4? L? 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