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THE GRADUATES RELAX COMMENCEMENT HOOFERS STILL GOING STRONK is 'Y 1 X Q ,.:, 4 . . . .Ak , 3 George Kibler plans to attend college after graduation. He was a member of' the Commencement Committee. Dan Kilgore was a member of the Memorial and Awards Committee, He plans to work after grraduation, Barbara Klier participated in Commercial Club. G.A.A., Y-Teens, and Girls' Dress Committee. Delores Kojetin was Treasurer of the Commercial Club, a member of Y-Teens, G.A.A., Girls' VV Club. U.C. Club, and Girls' Dress Committee. Bill LaVictoire was Treasurer of Nati--nal Honor So- ciety and on the Costume Committee. He plans to attend College after ifratluation, Arlen Long nas active in Boys' Chorus, tilee Club. and Class Play Seem-ry Committee: after graduatint: be plans to attend college. Carolyn Lund belonged to National Honor Society. Chroma Club, Spanish Club, t'l.A.A., Girls' VV Club. U.C. Club, Vice President of Y-Teens, and Class Day Committee. Janice Lund was a member of Spanish Club, Student Council. G.A.A.. tlirls' VV Club, Athletic Champs, U.C. Club, Class Day Committee. and Treasurer of Y-Teens. Jerry Markus was a member of Boys' Chorus, ttlee Club. Class Play Re-adinzz Committee and in the Class Play. He will attend college after graduation. Diane Marquette was Salutatorian of her class. Pri-si' dent of National Honor Society. President ol' Latin Club. and in Y-Teens. U.C. Club, G.,-XA.. and on tht- Credit Bureau. Continuing: with her musical career. she will attend Maellhail College of Music. Bill Marton, Captain ol' the Football team, Co-Captain of the Basketball team, l'rt-sitlent of his l2li and l2A Class and Vice President of the Student Council, was also in Boys' VV Club and on the Social Refreshment Committee. Next tall he will start St. Thomas Collrgze. Besides being Co-'l'rt-asurer of the district Hi-Y and Treasurer of his t-lass, Everett McCubrey was on the Football team. Credit Bureau, Boys' VV Club. Refresh- ments Committee, Student Council, and a member of 1-fl Hi-Y. Richard Mclilmury was Vit-e President of Sparks Hi-Y. on the Social Refreshment Committee, and the Work Program, Ernest Naiditch had a part in the Class Play and was on the Glass Play Properties Committee. After gradu- ating he will go to the University of Minnesota. Tom Nelson was on the Track team, also served on Boys' Dress Committee. Norma Neprud was active in Y-Teens. G.A,A., Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, and helped with Class Play costumes. She also worked on the Scrapbook Com- mittee. Doris Northey was a member of Y-Teens, U.C. Club, G.A.A., Girls' VV Club, City VVide VVearers, and the Baccalaureate Committee. Gayle Olson belomzed to the Band, Class Day Com- mittee, and the Social Decorations Committee. Keith Olson served on the Boys' Dress Committee and on the Program Committee. Patty Olson was in Spanish Club, U.C. Club, G.A,A., and on the Social Decorations Committee. She will go to college after graduation. Victor Olson, member of the Track team and Class Movies Committee' plans to attend the University ol' Minnesota. Bruce Peterson played on VVashbu1'n's Golf team. Charles Peterson served on the Class Play Properties Committee. Jeanne Raihle was busy as President of both Chroma Club and Blue Tri. She belonged to Spanish Club. Student Council, tl.A.A., U.C. Club, Hostesses, and Chairman of the Decoration Committee. 16
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SWEATING IT 051- AT LAST THE me MOMFNI Sara Epstein, was a Valeglietorian and Secretary of the class. She was also active in National Honor Society, Politix Club, Student Council, Chroma Club, Latin Club, G,A.A., G.A.A. lioard, Athletic Champs, City VVirle VVearers, Y-Teens, and President of the U.C.. President oi' the Spanish Club, and served on the VVahianl' Staii' and on the Awards and Memorial Committee. Joan Forfar, was Second Page Assistant Editor of the Grist, Secretary of the Spanish Club, Vice President of the G.A.A. Board, and active in G.A.A., Girls' YV Club, City VVide Wearers, Athletic Champs, Latin Club, U.C. Club Class Day Committee. and Glee Club, and had a lead in the Class Play. Leigh Garvey was in the lioys' Dress Committee, Sally Gibbs was Vice President of her class, Chairman of the Baccalaureate Committee, and a member of Student Council Latin Club, G.A.A,, Girls' NV Club, Y-Teens. She will attend the U, of M. after grraduation. Clark Greeley played on the Football team, was in the Boys' W Club, and on the Social Detail Committee. Barbara Goldfus was active in Science Club, G.A.A. Athletic Champs, Y-Teens, U.C. Club, and on the Class Play Scenery Committee. Frances Haeg served on the Class Day Committee. Arnold Hanson took part in Boys' Chorus and was on the Decorations Committee. While at NVashburo, Marilyn Hansted was a member of the Glee Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens, U.C. Club, and was on the Class Play Properties Committee. Planning to zo to the University of Minnesota, Betty Hawkinson was in Spanish Club, U.C. Club, G.A.A, and was on the Class Day Committee at Washburn. Carole Hedean participated in the Glee Club, Y-Teens, U.C. Club, and was on the Library lioarrl and the Class Day Committee, Joan Hendrickson was Sc-cond Page Assistant 'Editor of the Grist, Chairman of the Class Play Make-up Committee, on the Class Day Committee, National Honor Society, Wahian Staff, Spanish Club, U.C. Club, U.C, Cabinet, Y-Teens, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, and City Wide Wearer and Athletic Champs. Besides being Treasurer of Quill Club, Nancy Hoel was a member of National Honor Society, Grist Staff, Library Board, Politix Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Girls, W Club, City Wide Wearer, and U.C. Club. John Horns on the Wrestling: team and the Boys' Drc-ss Committee, is going to the University oi' Minnesota after xzraduation. John Hultkrans was a member of the National Honor Society, Glee Club, and on the Credit liureau, He is going into pre-medicine at the U, Mark Hurd played on the Basketball and Tennis teams, and participated in lioys' Chorus, and French Club. Nancy Iverson was Co-Editor of the Grist, President of Quill Club, Chairman of the Girls' Dress Committee, head of the January Seniors Wahian Committee. and a member of the National Honor Society, Chroma Club, Politix Club, Spanish Club, U.C. Club, Red Cross Council, Library Board, G.A.A., Athletic Champs, Girls' VV Club, and Y-Teens. Don Jenson was Chairman of the Class Movie Com- mittee. Kae Jernberg belonged to National Honor Society, Politix Club, Library Board, Spanish Club, Y-Teens. U.C. Club, G..-LA., G.A.A. Board, Athletic Champs, City Wide VVearer and was First ljapre Assistant Editor of the Grist.', A future student of Gustavus Aflolphus, Beverly Johnson was ac-tive in Commercial Club, U.C. Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A,, and was Office Manaxzz-r of the Grist At VVashburn, Diane Johnson took part in Chroma Club, Harlequin Club. G.A.A., Y-Teens, Class Play. Class Day Committee and was Vice President of U.C. Club. Joyce Johnson was an avtive member of the Library Board, G.A.A., U.C. Club, and Social Decorations Committee. VVhile at W'asbburn, Peggy .Iungherg was Valeflictor. ian, a City bvitll' VVearer, in G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Credit liureau, and Refresh- ments Committee. Joan Jurgens was an active member of G.A.A., U,C. Club and Class Day Program Committee. 15 rere ,W ,,,k. - VS, , ,,, ,. .-,. .. ' .- Q 1 12g12fw,fr M ,Es-,gr , if at if is s , 777 Q4 ya f .4
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'RAUSE MANS THE GREASE PAINT THE PACS After transferring from West in his Senior year. Don Reamer served on the Class Day Committee. Dick Reitan joined French Club and Quill Club. He also sang in the Boys, Chorus and the Glee Club. Ann Rice was active in Y-Teens, U.C. Club, and G.A.A. She served on the Class Play Scenery Com' mittee, too. Virginia Ringstrom partieipatezl in Y-Teens. U.C. Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club and City Wide Wearers, Steve Rowland was a member of the Student Council, and he served on the Boys' Dress Committee. Dorothy Schroeder held memberships in Y-Teens, U.C. Club, G.A.A., and Class Day Committee. Bob Schweiso took part in the Class Play and was in Hi-Y. The Grist Staff, i'Wahian Staff, National Honor Society, Y-Teens, U.C. Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board. Girls' W Club, and City Wide Wearers kept Mary Jean Scott busy. Barbara Stanger was Secretary of U.C. Club. She also belonged to Y-Teens, Spanish Club, G.A.A., City lVide VVearers, Girls' W Club, and Class Play Scenery Committee. While at Washburn- Joanne Statler was a member of Y-Teens, U.C. Club, and Class Movie Committee. Don Stenquist was in the Boys' W Club, Sparks Hi-Y, and on the Football and Track teams. While a senior, he was on the Class Play Ticket Committee. David Stoppel served on the Commencement House Committee. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota after graduation. Joan Swanson was a member of Y-Teens, U.C. Club, G.A.A., Girls' W Club, and was a City Wide Wearer while attending Washburn. She was on the Class Day and Class Play Costume Committees. Being active in Glee Club, Latin Club Y4Teens, U.C. Club, and G.A.A. took up Gerry 'l'hatcher's time while in Washburn. She also earned her W and served on the Class Day Committee. Jackie Thatcher was a W and an emblem wearer, a member of G.A.A. and the G.A.A, Board. She was in Blue Tri, U.C. Club, Latin and Spanish Clubs, a Student Council member, and was on the Class Day Committee. National Honor Society, Grist Staff, Wahian Staff, Politix, Quill, and Spanish Clubs kept Connie Thorp busy at Washburn. She was also a member of Blue Tri, U.C. Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, and Girls' Chorus, and was in the January Class Play. In her senior year, Connie Twitchell served on the Girls' Dress Committee and was in Commercial Club. Elsie Van den Bergh was President of Commercial Club. and on the Library Board, Credit Bureau. Wahian Statf, and Office Staff. She was in National Honor Society, Blue Tri, U.C. Club, Girls' Chorus, and G.A.A. Also in Commercial Club was Jane Vander Horck. She was on the Girls' Dress Committee and plans to work after graduation. Being Co-Editor of the- Wrist, President of Quill Club, Secretary of Chroma Club. a member of National Honor Society and in A.P.0. Hi-Y kept Roger Victor busy. He was also VD the Class Day Publicity Com- mittee, and in the Class Play. Joan Wallen was a member of Latin and Spanish Clubs, Y-Teens, U.C. Club, G.A.A., Girls' W Club, and a City Wide Wearer. She was on the Class Play Ticket Sales Committee. Basketball, Football, Track, and Golf tr-ok Bob Wer- nessi time while at Washburn. He was in the Clee Club and lioys' Chorus, a W wearer and a member of 1-9 Hi-Y, and on the Boys' Dress Committee. President of 1-9 Hi-Y, Earl Wettstein was District Hi-Y Vice President, Chairman of the Social Detail Committee, on the Football team, and a W wearer. At Washburn, Roger Wilson was Stage Manager of the Class Play, on the Wrestling: team, and liacca. laureate Committee, and in Boys' W Club. He will :ro into radio announcing or electrical work after gradu- ation. As Secretary of the G.A.A. lloard a member of G.A,A., Girls' W Club, a City Wide Wearer, Y-Teens, and U.C. Club, Zena Windahl was kept busy. She was on the Class Day Committee, and plans to attend the University of Minnesota. VVhile attending: Washburn, Nancy Womack was H member of U.C. Club, Spanish Club, G,A,A,, and served on the Class Day Committee. 17 E THAT REFRESHES PLAY CAST QUIZZES ARLENE DAHL Or -6 Sf. at P22 .yr-5' x 4. 1' gif' e.. t , ,yi , I - A dum ? ' I I A ia .1 is , M.. 5 B 'j,,,, , '
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