River Falls High School - Kinnick Yearbook (River Falls, WI)

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Gary Albertson-Gary loves the outdoors particular- ly when hunting and fishing are involved. In fact, he probably would rather be out in the woods than in school. Gary's interest in math led him to join HTRMC as a Senior. Throughout high school he was a member in good standing of the local Luther League. Although his plans for the future are not definite, the armed forces seem to interest Gary. He would like to see the world with the Navy. Charles Andrea- Charliels interest in agriculture was demonstrated by his participation in FFA, where he held the office of reporter in his Senior year, and 4-H, where he presently holds the office of president. His vocational plans, which include agricultural custom-work with his father, are also an indication of his interest in farming. Charlie at- tended P. F. and served vigorously on the prom decoration committee. His hobbies outside of a certain girl include hunting and woodworking. Roger Ames- Rog loves to pass the hours coax- ing tunes from a stubborn piano, and he does this with deceptive ease. His musical flair was carried on to boys' and mixed chorus and orchestra during the high school days. On Monday nights Congrega- tional P. F. benefited from Rog's quiet mien and subtle sense of humor. Although Rog rarely tells a joke, his hearty chuckle tells everyone about his enjoyment of a humorous situation. The near future will find him lifting his step over some college threshold. Duane Austrum-Hook, line and sinker make up some cherished gear for this easygoing fellow. Duane is a person who feels that haste is a sin, and he makes use of this belief in everyday life. He did manage to play football as a Freshman, and intra- mural basketball kept him running as a Sophomore and Junior. Prom time found him stringing crepe paper in the gym. Outside school a green Merc is the apple of Duane's eye. The crystal ball is still a little hazy on his future. John Anderson- Andy believes that the best Way to enjoy yourself in high school is to work hard in classes and enter into many activities. This belief has put John at the top of his class. His extra cur- ricular life centered on chorus, band, orchestra, Rhythmaires, ensembles, speech contest, class plays, and debate. He also found time to be Freshman class president, a Student Council member, Kinnick co-editor, banquet committee chairman, and a mem- ber of the Congregational Youth group. Medicine is John's ladder to climb. Tressa Barron- Tess's quiet manner often gave way to uncover her lively, gay personality. She always carried her friendly loved to sing. and happily girls' chorus, mixed chorus. attitude with her. Tess sang her way through and pop concerts. GAA also took much of her time. On Monday nights Tess headed for a meeting of the Catholic Youth group. Ice skating seems to be her favorite pastime, but we know she enjoys a good conversation, too. Mary Anding-A shrill whistle blows, and the RFHS marffhing band steps off with Mary as its capable head majorette. Music was the key to Mary's high school days as she joined chorus, band. orchestra, octet, and the Rhythmaires. Her name can also be added to GAA, TNT. class play cast. and prom and banquet committees. In addition to leading the band. Mary was a leader of another kind as she was electe 3 Luther League president her Senior year. Joanne Belfiori-Governor Jo ! Hailed by Girls State as its leader, Jo has functioned in offices too numerous to mention. Resourceful and tireless, she poured her energy into three presidencies- -Student Council. Junior class. and her Catholic Youth group. She has been a leader in GAA, TNT 4Senior pep chairmant, girls' an-cl mixed chorus, ensembles. and has played in band and orchestra. She has consis- tently been a winner in manuscript reading at speech contests and has iyen excellent erform -. 4 - S' P ' ances in dramatic productions. Co-editor of the Kinnick, Jo's goal is secondary education.