Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1969 volume:

WAHIAN 1969 v°lume WASHBURN MINNEAPOI 6Hschool MINNESOTA The WAHIAN and the students of Washburn High School would like to express our gratitude to you. You have inspired many students in both English and Drama classes. You started the tradition of Millwheels and directed it until 1967. The Washburn Student Council has been under your guidance for the last four years and you have recently become advisor for the All-City Student Council. In past years you served as Senior Class Advisor. You have made great contributions to our school so we dedicate to you, Mr. Robert Krause, the 1969 WAHIAN. -� i r TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction..........................................4 Academic and Faculty ....................................14 Underclassmen .......................................38 Sports...............................................68 School Life..........................................98 Seniors ............................................146 “FOR EVERYTHING Time has been yesterday and will be today and tomorrow. It passes as the turning of seasons, marked by the tarnishing of leaves, the fall of snow, the urgency of infant buds, and the domination of living green. From the same river of time has come all the water of life. “A TIME TO WEEP AND 6 8 SILENCE AND A TIME TO SPEAK A TIME FOR EVERY MATTER UNDER HEAVEN’’ Time is the world, the universe, and life, if we will make it so by our devotion and strength. Its insistence leads us to where we must go. Everything ripens at its time and becomes fruit at its hour. Time is the commonwealth of man, now and tomorrow, building and yet to lie budded. — Adapted from Kenneth Patton 13 ACADEMIC AND FACULTY “It is always in season for men to learn ___Aeschylus Principal Carl V. Anderson Principals Lead Washburn Assistant Principal Russell L. Helleckson To the students: This has been an exciting school year. I am sure that each of yon can think of events and programs that appealed to you. It may have been an athletic contest or a musical or speech program. Perhaps you remember some provocative editorial in the school newspaper or a visiting speaker who aroused your interest in some controversial subject. If you took part in some student organization. those activities may Ik what you remember as most enjoyable. In a large school, since there is such a variety of things to do, I am sure that all of you have had a chance to use your talents to good advantage. We have a dedicated and competent faculty at Washburn. 1 know that they have tried their utmost to provide you with the skills and attitudes which will Ik valuable to you in later life. I know, also, that it is impossible for you to evaluate your education at this time; but I am sure that as you grow older, you will appreciate the fact that you have received a top-level education. Whether you go on to further education or enter into some field of employment, this appreciation of what you gained here will grow in perspective. We hope that you will keep in touch with us and let us know about your accomplishments. The success of our graduates is most rew arding. I wish to express the appreciation of the entire staff to the graduating seniors for your leadership this school year. Our best wishes go with you. Carl W. Anderson Assistant Principal Wayne C. Courtney 16 Counselors Guide Students The guidance office offers a multitude of services aimed at guiding the individual student toward better self-understanding, self-motivation, and the maximum utilization of his own personal and social potentialities. Mr. Evenson informs sophomores of needed preparatory courses while M iss Paleen guides juniors toward their goals. Mr. Ohland assists both sophomores and juniors. Seniors have the aid of Miss Magnuson and Mr. Swiderski for their future plans and Miss Donohue is available as the School Social Worker. All organization is under Edwina Carlson and Frances Long. Each counselor cooperates with the teaching staff and the administration in serving as a resource center for vocational and educational information. Mr. Swiderski works diligently. Mr. Evenson ponders perplexing problems. Kdwina ( jrNon Olx-rt Kvrroon Dorothy Magnuumi Klhd Palccn Florence Donahue Frances I .on Clarence Ohland Kdward Swidcoki 17 English Is The Door and the Globe Theater was built in 18 To All Learning Miss Dowling rigidly instructs her class. Mr Anita Morris Gary Wald Amiilla Walsh Mrs Mars Alice Wells Botiert Wolk Jiids Yung We all have our days. Mrs. Ann Martin Mrs Madeline N tons on The English Department offered a multitude of courses this year. Students participated in Word Study, Creative Writing, Newswriting, Grist, Shakespeare and Advance Placement English courses. Sophomores concentrated on American literature as well as grammar and composition. Juniors ventured into a semester study of Shakespeare and this year saw Twelfth Night at the Guthrie Theatre. Future Grist staffers in Mr. Lykken s Newswriting class acquired the skills needed to compose a newspaper. Seniors in Creative Writing classes, under Mrs. Dahl's influence, developed the art of description. As students absorbed words ranging from eu-phenism to pseudonym in Mr. Beck’s Word Study classes. Miss Walsh introduced an extensive reading course for Advanced Placement students. English courses were varied this year for the enjoyment of all. 19 The study of history demands concentration. The Study Frank Arm Chcrie Bocn Carl Carlson Roger Cersine Edwin Daniel John Filer Clint Ewald John Haimncrberg Man is a political animal” . .. Aristotle IjOuden Sehlagcl Da nor Weis Raymond Smith George Wcmeier Bruce Turnbaugh Dennis Worst Mattie Kaplun David Ruliffson 20 Task force enlightens Washburnitcs. . And the British landed here in 1763 Mr. Weis expounds on Freud The Social Studies Department underwent a period of great change and innovation this year. Sophomores studied world history with special emphasis on anthropology. In junior classes. Afro-American history was stressed. Juniors also examined United States history concerning wars, violence, and great presidential elections. Again this year Mr. Daniels taught an advanced placement history course, allowing some students to obtain college credits. Seniors took the standard government and economic courses. The presidential election added highlights to the studies as did discussions on human relations led by Task Force representatives. The election study provided seniors with a host of guest speakers. These included representatives from the Democratic, Republican, Socialist, and American Independent parties. A debate between Congressman Donald Fraser and Mr. Harmon T. Ogdahl gave twelfth graders a good example of political confrontation. Some elective courses offered to seniors were philosophy, psychology, and sociology. The Social Studies Department’s varied curriculum gave students a broader scope with which to face the challenges of the world. 21 “Science: A Systematic Study.” Diane Curry: a true scientist. Kxperinientation and observation helped students at Washburn High School develop a logical attitude toward life. The biology classes studied living organisms and concentrated on organic experiments. This year an advanced biology course was offered. There, students experimented and explored through independent lab work. Physics students acquired the knowledge of matter and motion through discussion of standard principles. Chemistry students dealt with elementary subjects of w hich our environment is composed. Washburn chemists studied in the lab, analyzed their work, and evolved theories from their observations. The knowledge gained by the students in science classes prepared them to meet life w ith a new understanding. James Colin' Craig Hernunton Bonnie Conrad David Nelson Man Rasmussen Bruce Temle Patricia T haver Cars Travnor 22 It takes courage! Math: The World Of Precision Prove that which is true Mathematically-inclined Washburnites toiled many hours this year, puzzled by mathematical problems. The typical sophomore studied standard geometry or elementary algebra. An advanced geometry class was offered for the more mathematically talented sophomores. Standard and advanced algebra-trigonometry confronted the junior mathematicians, who struggled through such things as the maze of logarithms. Some bewildered seniors tried Senior math while others were privileged,” according to Mr. Sverdrup, to work various problems in the standard or accelerated math analysis courses. A new innovation to the math department was the presence of a computer. This year Washburn introduced many difficult but rewarding courses in the math department. The confident smile Math requires concentrated effort Only ten minutes left. Rochelle Schmidt (irtjrjtp Sverdrup In memory of Mr. Stanley Person. His inspired teaching and playful spirits made Washburn a better and happier school. )� m«Cotgrove Helen Minty Burton George Allred Potter lenui Ritter Language Breaks World Barriers This year the language department continued its efforts to equip Washburn students for the internationalism of today. Mr. Dunn and Miss Ryan, a new “professor’ from Africa, tried to encourage their students to be more proficient in spoken French as well as the traditional grammar. Mr. Rutherford and Mrs. Helvig, who teaches at Ramsey but has one class at Washburn, and Mr; Austin instruct the large, enthusiastic group of Spanish students. Herr Dills and Frau Ackerman struggle to rid their new students of their German accents acquired from years of watching television. The Latin classes have dwindled over the years, but Latin students are a hardy lot under Mrs. Beran’s tutelage. Students learn the rudiments of German “C’mom Mr. Dunn, let’s wait till tomorrow Language lab aid learning Kay Ackerman Margaret Brran ('•forge Austin Michael Dtlb Harold Dunn James Rutherford Melanie llelvig Mary Rose Ryan Learning can be a surprising experience Students Develop Art Of Self-Expression Students invested their interest and time in this year's Speech and Drama classes. Guthrie influence flourished as students attended performances. Actors and actresses invaded the halls for various assemblies to help students grasp the creativity of the Minnesota Theatre Company. The Drama department aided in developing the Senior Class play and helped present this year’s one-act plays. Speech and drama tried to develop students to the maximum capacity of their ability. Ronald Roger jaines Obon Students develop poise and self-confidence Senior Mud rig alt FIRST ROWi Satre. Full. Gudmcstad, Miller SECOND ROW: Ekk), Nickerson. Fundgren. Murdeking. Swanson THIRD ROW : Bondul. Swenmn. Cutter, Fohrnan FIRST ROW: Gundcnon. Wilson. ) Obon, johmon SECOND ROW: Aldrich. Fuller. Carpenter. Kahn. Mack THIRD ROW: D Russell. Le-Mnme. Cziok, (fruiter The Choraliers and Girl’s Choir had a very successful year under the able direction of Mr. Ly-dcll. Both groups gave several concerts. A new idea carried out, during the Christmas season, was a Sunday afternoon concert given by the Choraliers, the orchestra, and Mr. C. Wesley Anderson of the Minneapolis School System. The Madrigal groups, again this year, brought cheer to many hospitals and homes for senior citizens. They represented Washburn with fine performances. Summer plans call for a trip to Finland by the Choraliers, who were invited to sing in various musical concerts. FIRST ROW: l.uh. R Nelson. Katzynski. Schulz, Ixe, Hockcrt. Wilton, Watson, Strait on. Stiubly SECOND ROW: Rasmussen, Crockett, Fuller. Sat re. Veblen. j Olson. I. Olson, Nickerson. Connors. Gilmore. Buhn THIRD ROW: Marke). Fundgren. Huliffson. Gaudette. Anderson. Brager. Fklo. Hinz, Onken. June , kulczscki. FOURTH ROW: Paulut. Knutson. R Russell. Bundul, Tange nun, Sssenson. Clader. Danielson. D Russell. Aldrich. LeMoine. McMahon Willum Fydell FIRST HOW; Paquay, M aland. I.anon, Sullivan, Brennan. Cllkjubl. (-airy. Iverson. Jenkins, Modlin. Lind. Wong, Auger. Wood. Palm SECOND HOW: llarvry. Jaunty, Keister. Kennedy, Gram Inch. Hagen. Peterson. Miller. Vogel. McKinney. Dunning. Hank. Bril, Asplund. Ragan. Carlson THIRD ROW; Ncnonrn. Tornquist. Garnett, ('.arlvon. Vinton. Cain. kar- ri . Thorn. Anderson. Fastland. lianham. Colburn. Bonk. Itaacvnn. Butch. Zelenovich. Baldwin. Kventon FOURTH ROW: Aaker. Bachman. Bar-ttow. Phillip , l.eaf, Swanson. Brock. Frey . Schwantev. Peterson, Thmnp-ton, Hanson. Hurrer. Beaty. MrWutrrs. Gustafton. Daehn. Curry Talent Flourishes At Washburn FIRST ROW: (kindetson. Maxwell. D Hanson. Lund. Kkholm. Miller, Ogdahl, (iudmrxtad. Schariemann. Carroll SECOND ROW: Roberts. Duff. Kahn. Harrison. Stake. Nathenson. Delapp. Featherttone. Norbrrg. Young. Johnson THIRD ROW: Mack. Schmitz. Mae. FJshan. Gziok. Swanson. Crulm. Fdehton. Carpenter. Stratton. Muedeking FOURTH ROW: Swinton. Tahcy. R Nelson. Sorenson. Lohman. Vouen. lanun, Tay lor. Cutter. W alters. Ferguson Marching Hand FIRST ROW: Umn. Dinorn. Ixmcn. Rrud, Trout, Danger . Giving. Ruona. Dfiwn, Taylor. Stickney. Okada. Wikrstrom. (iladri Markus, Wynn, SchJcutrr ROW SECOND: Dumhnlt, Hrlmwi. Stoykr. Abbes. Bril. Walton. Bard. Anderson. Morton. Narseth. Abbey, Ringhner. Coleman. Torstemon. Rogers. Kelly. Ilarn. Compton THIRD ROW: Carmrll. Rotvald, Stone. Gilison, Willies. Cook. Porietis. B John- son. D Peterson. Stenoien. Morton. Hall. Hits. Bo hop. Andrrassen. Haugen. Howe. FOURTH ROW: Couch. Bohr. Bergman. S Andersen. Mc-l.jughlin. Templeton. Rodine. Gladder. Hall. Kocnoto. IXsrll. Ellb. Peterson. Glanton. Gibson. Harris FIFTH ROW: Sorenson. W'rhrman. Mklura. Youngqunt. Barnum. Ringheiser. (Gustafson. P Nelson. (Iain. Stickney. Heistad. W. Johnson. I.ohman. Rutt. Carr, Thielen. Egbert Eli Barnett Orchestra FIRST ROW: Brand. Auker. C Peterson. Burch, Evcnaon. Anker Andrrassen. Stickney SECOND ROW: Coeppingcr. Brewer. (ios selin. Nordquist. (lilnon. Tearse. Abbey. Bo her, Egbert, M Peterson. Pe Ira THIRD ROW: Keefe. Rest. McKinney. Lowery. Dinesen. Lihih Dorn holt Walton, Sorenson. Stone. Gibson. Morton. D Peterson. Nae- Music Rings In Washburns Halls seth. Beckstrurn KOI Hill ROM's McLaughlin. McDermid. Glanton. Couch. Sloyke. Rogers. I.ukens. D Peterson. Rogers. W’rhrman. Midura. Youngqunt. Carmrll. IIimkI. Bodin. Ringhiser. S. Andersen. Rutt. I.ohman. Ehrlich. K Nelson Stage Band FIRST RO V: Couch, Dincvn, Bishop, Dorn hoi I. Oilmen, Cilnon. I). Peterson. Nanrth SECOND ROW: Files. Bed. Coleman. Carmell, S. Andersen, Ahrim, Cook, Andrrassen THIRD HOW: l.oh- This year’s band and orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Eli Barnett, had a lively and successful year. Led by Norm Domholt, the marching band bolstered school spirit with its rousing tunes at games and pep fests. In addition, the band members were invited to perform for patients at the Anoka State Mental Hospital in December. Mr. Barnett believed this service to be significant since the band represented the whole of Wash- Pcp Rand FIRST ROW: Domhnlt. Lowery. Dinescn. Rcucr. Walt on. Abbey. Bard. Stickney. SECOND ROW: V Peterson. I) Prlmon. Morton. Naeseth. Rogers. THIRD ROW: Karnum, YoungquHl, Midura. Car- man. K Nelson. McKnarv. P Nelson. Komoto. Ilcnl.nl Stenoien. Wilkes. McLaughlin. burn and the community. The Stage Band contributed to the entertainment at Millwheels, helping make the production a success. Outstanding talent was displayed when the orchestra provided accompaniment for the Choraiiers at the Christmas Concert. Both the band and orchestra have made notable contributions to Washburn this year. mell. Couch. Stoyke. Clanton FOURTH ROW: |.onn. Gibaon. S Andersen. Ringhrser. Bodin. Craning. Orr. Sorenson P ' A' ‘ ') A dress takes shape 1968-69 Washburnites once again displayed their creativity in the fields of art, physical education, and home economics. Along with the regular foods classes, a new innovation in the home economics departments was the introduction of a boys cooking class. This class specialized in teaching the boys how to prepare meals. The foods department was not alone in its new endeavor. The art department set up a commercial art class designed to introduce the students to the field of commercial art. The addition of Mrs. Meier to the physical education department, and the enthusiasm of Washburn boys and girls in gym classes helped in expressing Washburn creativity through doing. How much sail did you put in? PS 1 - a. i� it i And this is a vollcvball' Creativity Is Loretta Cuzock Donald l)avb Conrad Emcnon Veronica Figgr Stephen llaUunen Florence Keegan Washburnites prepare for I he election Displayed In Many Ways Beverly Meier August Schaucr Karen Ohbon John Stephens Gene Sandvig Kathryn Sutton l eila Thompson Senior men exhibit domestic abilities John Anderson David Flugstad Curtis Kircchbaum Cary Krook Thomas Tonkin Industrial Arts—Vocations And Avocations The Industrial Arts department provided constructive studies for Washburn students in the areas of electronics, woodworking, drafting and rnetals. Electronics involved the basic theory of electricity, devoting much of the time to experimentation. The beginning electronic classes included everything from the structure of the atom to solid state circuits. Woodworking students learned construction technique's and processes required in the wood industry today. Drafting classes acquired skills in reading and drawing blueprints. Industrial metals involved the study of the many processes used by the metalworking industry. These departments gave students practical experience for the future. Proving Ohm's Law Who says drafting's only for men Washburnites study the fundamentals of electronics The secretaries of tomorrow Students Train For The Future Students acquire stenographic skills An innovation affected the Business Department this year. It was a system adapted to Washburn by Mr. Johnson which extended shorthand lessons. This gave students a solid platform of basic shorthand upon w hich to build other skills. A new course, Personal Typing, was introduced this year. This semester study for seniors allowed one day during the second quarter for students to type any personal materials. Students benefited from the new' Business courses as well as the traditional ones. Ydti Cram Office Personnel Assist All The efficiency with which Washburn High School is run can Ik credited to the excellent office and library staff. Office personnel assist teachers with their daily problems and aid misguided students. The library staff help both students and teachers in selecting excellent books and research material. The school nurse, Mrs. Haley, sees that Washburn students arc physically able to adhere to the learning process. Their contributions aid greatly the student and teacher at Washburn High School. Washburn's communication center In memory of Mrs. Dorothy Johnson whose cheerful manner and quiet capabilities assisted both faculty and students six. seven I 1 s 9 i UNDERCLASSMEN “Time it was, And what a time it was It was A time of innocence A time of confidences ...” — Paul Simon Cn Aakn Mirth Abbey Adctplwm J« yhl nrw Cmu Ahrrm !■� Allium AmlmMii Slew Audmrm Ruh SciAl J � J«d A.plund Judy IbKiirn Baling ' MmvU J «r Stan fWmticTKei thirt Motor Ibck � .« « IxJI I A IWnhiin RutMmnr. Bedel Scull My Audrey Harnham lUrthnlomr. Brckltry.cn The Class Of 71 Invades 40 41 Sophs Get Their First Turn Cawl ttuwrir Inkn Fine PlUgrralil Jan Mar) Cheryl Irtiir Finnert) Fltrpalrki J« n « Dan Fiaum Fkhrr Fkrpatrki J«l Odette -� d) Funlaml Framhen Dk-l Duane Haluu Fair Four) Frank Jraontr John Male) Fair) Francn Frawlo Karrn Frt.r Coruna ImlrrlKn Fuller Garry I -uul l-aunr Ken Frtehr k GarUr OJAtraial John P Kalh) Swan Frrrnun Calarnrau Cabin 42 A lunchroom can be used for many purposes. Unix. .llli|C li • Unn Uin� Hnn (XMlMt H.n J«A (xnlan n. C ry Maiiriw (Urtalt rwu x � « r«J Gtalv M� l wi Ork (:hw ii Junr. (UUo. timer (.(•-ttir Vi tin V «t (Mknniri Mlkr «-4Aiun Taste Of Life At Washburn 43 Krk.nl IIm . Cml Hut™ ) « Hot Guv I l.na Urrtrkrn H.rra fclm llultmrn M Hullrt Wrod. Hutu 4km KUk |«� 4 11 my. tlnnrkk HiftUnmi p.,.1 tw r.« HOT llrldr HlnrkU Anil. Tom Trm. tUu(k llrmlrrvKi llnu r.ui w � « « IlMigra llranlng Hat . M.nli n Onf N« crm tU«kOT llmunun IM� « Ijuiin P«.U J 4a linn Hrrunlul Hurh Jnha Uun IUk.nl llruh Mlrimy Hock R-. Ur H- uM Hriia HMnU Hociln M Hurpfmrr ■nt. IMhnin Shtrim HrJm S rv� IMmn IM IMl n Ur Hon« Hrmk •I'H Unr llun Out Him IWW. How Sl.Jrtlr Muir CMA Hull.««rf This Is A Time 44 For Discovering Our Potentials S � K«lh; Orr Kloack Kkntli • “� N nr Kalhnn � Klrvrn KncNiocb •W Tom J � i Kloo Konhm Slrnr DOr Ihrun Knzbnx Krirppnn Kuhl ! ■' ) Knot Steyr Krribk-h KiWkt Kundr (W. 0 Jr Sur Krwdhuf Kraroowblr Kufti •“1 l � � nnr Sor «•� iWttrand Ijnir ■ Boii Tom l-omtr lji� nl|t n T n MuV Borlt !• � Un|r Ijnoo 45 A microscope reveals a whole new world of life. Sophomores Explore The Jat City Mary I in k l.nnnrfu|| I a mini tint. r—I Am I ..kra, l.umicrrn Maah. Jran !■ •� Molly I uniU-rg l ln MarOrgor Ckack Jnhn Jr.ii.iir Mat-law. M.linori MvUum JrH John Andrr- Map Mahnnry Marion Caul ('indy Kan Magnuinn Malmlo. Marin. I'liralirih J.nrt lUhanl Martin Martimnn Uln On Prtn Muni Martin Mulinaon Mallkr Bnnr Tkra Richard Mart own Manh.ll Mayo 7 j jt 46 Man Marin MAr Sew SUAdaaach Mi uire kUu|Mm Metarfcr Paul Ptf PM l-uula MriJalri MiCan MfW Malta Ami Maryam Tom Anna McCoy Melntuli McNally Mavlrohavnar Tnoi Nadu Harold I— MrlXmakl M(ti MrhaHr Mon Wonders Of Science Muni Cali Mary Jo Pat Maya Ml Oar Milk. Mn.MI Janrt Jim Hark Bokt Mktan Millar MiHar Mar lUil' Jordvv Hoiurl Mail Millar Millar Mttahrll Mcdllcr Milium Muajtao l la Muatmai Jamaa Mcariuin Sami, Malnwn IXava Mnbr Mark Minhrr Dm Mullar Sman Mullar Karin MdM Call Myan IM Mykar I- Naartand Candy Sr Ivon Jan SrUna Jaa. N«4k«i Kmla Nrlmi I-aural rlkmi l.ynda Nrlum Mark Sr Ivon Mm PrTa S rival Sand, Nrkmi Jm NKhuk DrMur Ntrudrilun Iran S k4i. i Sandy Siirhy J« m Scad in Clink iadi|nlvl Mikr SiadquM l-nnnard Sman 47 -i TZ R hard Jann Haimwvr Krr.r Chain Rumuitm Rrhn Kmh fair Ratliff Rowan Px Rmli Mchad Rr nxl Mark Rxhanhon Manly n RlnchMrt Wadr R Iordan Reunite Ulnun Aid Understanding Beth «• l M� n R.wdMdt Rofcnu Hcdlr. Conrad Sw Pitid R,m| Rocheford Hogm Nancy «u Tony Robb Roclnrm Hunwi Root Kom Himoi harm Roatrn Uu Rntrtard Bfun Retold SaO� Ruch Th Ryan Rt«V|uM Sccai Rvnchrl State Sail man Broula Sanborn hM ha Sanlahi Marl Sand.. Clynat Sanford cm Salt Pan Schatdnn On Schcl K intro Vhrtd M VhruM'r Paul VWWr Mao SeMmnerr than Srhlurlrr Ka� V hfliah Ha hard Vhanall J n Scholar Cary Schotakl Nora Schronirr Marty Schnlr Trrri Schufci Itnh Sfick,,, ■ . ■ I II PM.ak Srllnrr Bnl. Srrnha I uula Vndrcl, 49 Martha Jefl Tam jlm Mike laalie Sa y Defcbte Slcvr Serein Shea Mimrili Snton Smith Smyvn Sonnm Stai Staudr Cathy Mike Cte Brier Scott Linda R Je Jan Nancy Sere Sen Shea Simpson Smith Smith Soltvrdt Sonnets n Stanton Stewart Anne Pied Harriet Stark Vic Allan Joe Kmtie Jill sharp Shermock Sims Smith Smith Solyotpn SparJman Starr Stevrran Sophs Display Eagerness To Learn Jay Rand Mary Ray Nancy Pat I «1T Linda Stenedrn Stick no Stull; Sullltan Svnboda Swernon Tata Teague Tharaidton J« Many A Han Dtvr Jill Mike Jube DeWwr Boh Steinke Stoykr Stocknry Sundbrrg Sweet rum Swift Taylor Trane Thwlrn Brian Debbie Sloe Jack Arkady Lance Tom Paul Steffen Stone Straw Steom Sweruon Synhalnky Taylor Tettic Tierney 50 Until Thornton Thorrl Mile Ttth Bob Ttnnhind NUr Toofcr. Sue ToraquM Janice rmlmxin Sherry Trepp 1-aurte Tndluad Rohrrta Tnat R‘t I lurhon Betlv Violmx Dr .h in Heorkrl Mmhi Van Carder M feted Van Hilu Chnt V«d. Kath Vedern Kmqi Vmhutrn Sieve WrmruUn Bi� b Veal Rlrhinl Vent Vlcti V'f Valeric OeUitr Von Fdden Ralph Wudf R m� «l Wudr SoXI Wagnrf Cral Welle Mike Weill IV W� Bln Under the popular is an ideal place for a quiet work period. Ann Wallen r« a Wallon ChrT?l Wama r nwlt Walton Warren Weaver Mark IW Km Webaler WolWI Wildiing Ruth Ann J� Jam Wrltuum Kite Wtlhen Mir Jim Chcrtl Welch Wh.lr WiArt Dan Boli Man Write hi n et Withe W'llkinami IWJ rrreta Jatnr Wot Wtebr Willed 51 A moment alone is rare in our crowded halls ... Adolescence Can Be A Lonely Time Brad Williaim (oundri W tlliaim Williaim Rh.ua W.llutm Tun Willumt Krvin WinCTnrn Sharon Wingrr Ihnm Wold Don Worm Vrkl Wood Don Woodbridgr Kanbrrh Wynn Unr lrfl][jA i.uAnn Vcflu J«n VounR-iuol Tran AindLi llrrnda Kmprl Knu umbrttr M.kc upon 52 Paul Abd Uiir Ailam. Or AMbrrjt Car.4 Akrmon rvi Magna Gerry Aldrich kirvlo Mr.jr.iri S nd AIM jcfcn Andtfn BiU Andmon ISriibir Andrnon Doug Andmon Jrmulrr Andrnon LrAnn Andmon Marcia Andmon Marilyn Andmon SUn Andmon Sor Andmon Ton Andmon jukr Andrcaum Mary Andrr I � rrncr Andnn Ordia Anlnr Sor Annrll Dia.r Arundrl Bill A.hr DrbUr A.hrr Linda Aifilunil DrWnr Augrt Joinnr Aohraa Pit Sur Javnr , ul« Halmi Bahr Kathy Joan Bill Aon fUchc-Wo Bill Bob Martha Brtty Babbitt Harhnun Baua.uk Audrry Banham Andrra Bantu. SJrvr Ki rrtl The Juniors Say, Kor Baaltr Barb Barthcdumrw Manila Bay Tom Beard Nancy Brrkmati Crr BrihoHn Jon Brlanxrr Rah Hrlnlr ChrUllnr Bril Gtcon BrlWaiollr Nina Brnnrtl km Brmun 54 55 Juniors Show Brtfr Drtibar Danirkon OokII Tern Ruth DawMai J«n Martha Uavii Dram NtankaU o � I hr, Dioorai Chrr ) D ch Scutt Kathy Loo Culilnni Charmtrom Cknrtion Ann S«ha C m Carpenter Charyulu C.Kr «� Jett Kon Emil Can h r Cohn Vicki J« Bdl Carter Charmak Cam Linda | n� C d r« rand Chin Cohen Tran Bruce Nancy Ctumhrn Chrtrtophcr Con non Malian Dai PJxo-hr VV.lt Crlppi Toni Crockrtt Carolyn Croat JennM Mil Crowlrt Sarah Cuihaar IVMur Jer Sue Charlton Chnalwaari H Conch J- Crist I uni Cunabronor Dair Dahlhrail Linda Dahlru Cary Dahl Eric Dahlke Mlk Dali Mark Damkrof l.imla Dangm Tl V. The Expressions of the Fans 56 reflect the situation. School Spirit Ml Jean Mil Mil IVrin Du« Mini UcMmc Nancy Duanhnlt IVrrian DuH I’M IVi Rota 1 DonnrUi Dnaiwig Duncan Mil Marl Soli John Rath IV UK. 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(3wrk 1-ohman 65 Underclassmen Begin Their Take Over 1 SPORTS “A day for toil, An hour for sport ’ —Emerson— SCORES WASHBURN 0 WASHBURN 59 WASHBURN 6 WASHBURN 20 WASHBURN 34 WASHBURN 28 WASHBURN 61 WASHBURN 53 Southwest 0 Marshall 0 Roosevelt 6 (cntr.il 13 llrnrv 0 Vocational 0 W� t 6 North 7 STANDINGS W 1. T Roosevelt 8 0 1 WASHBURN 6 0 2 Southwest 6 1 1 Edison 6 2 0 Hcni 5 3 0 M an hall-U 3 5 0 Central 2 5 1 West 2 5 1 North 2 7 0 Vocational 1 7 0 South 1 7 0 May outruns Henry for 6 points Millers 70 Kennedy ponders the next play Ross races around the outside Undefeated In 19 Games The Miller football team came short of winning the championship this year. Early in the season the Millers played the strong Southwest and Roosevelt teams but tied 0-0 and 6-6, respectively. Although Washburn did not finish first. Millers scored the most points in the city conference; 261 total points. Washburn also had the least number of points scored against them. A total of only 32 points were made by Roosevelt, Central, North, and West. Co-captains of the team were Charlie Ashman and Denny Berry. Pete Kennedy, Al Hendrickson and Berry were named to the All-City team. Kennedy and Berry were also named to the All-Metropolitan team, and Berry was voted the Most Valuable Player by the squad. Kennedy was the city scoring leader with 17 touchdowns in conference play and had a total of 19 touchdowns for the year. FIRST ROW: Brolirrg. Swell. Koehler. Frankosky. Bunker. Sshman. capt. Bern, cap ; IjBahn. Ilalvonon. Whitney, liannev Middlebrook SECOND ROW: Kklo. Landbcrg. Kulczycki. Klotz. Page. Kennedy. Stay. Henrickson, llwp. Carlson. B. Edwards. Baglien, Riven THIRD ROSS: Rondeau, mgr; Psihos. mgr; Albright, mgr; Jacklcy. Bowen. Ikrgeson. Jones. Ross, citge. B Edwards. Bergman. Larson. Otto. Cutter FOURTH ROSS': Hanson. Chryst. Grimm, kopprnid. Stcnmark. Mark-hausen. Hopkins. Arundel, Berman, Roseen, Sherrill. SS'emeier, coach, Sand Mg. coach; Ewald, coach We like our TEAM!” Coaches appraise the action Hendrickson eludes opponents Klotz carries the ball for Miller offense 72 I FIRST ROW: Ranum. Ahlberg. Blake. Oomholt. Giving. Cninz. Wied. Cassette, Holland. Nelson SECOND ROW: Mulloy. I annn. Youngrrn Joing, McGowan. Walburg, Calcndinc. Anderson, Schmitz. Kadtke. Quest. Huffir THIRD ROW: Knot . Sauer. Tangerman, Simonson. Holm. Opsahl. Bissonnotte. Cnst.ifson. Harley, Mover FOURTH ROM: Rutherford, coach; Carlson, coach; Perkins, Timmerman, Rull, Craning, Donnelly. Daugherty. Dietz, Krhand Johnson. Danielson, mgr Bombers Blast To Victory Bombers kick to victorious homecoming The B-squad football team, under Mr. Rutherford, took third place in the City Conference. They suffered defeats in their first two games, but with more practice beat Roosevelt, the team that finished first. The Miller Bombers’ also won their homecoming game against South, 12-6, and the crowning of Leslie Leik as homecoming queen climaxed the season. I cs Leik chosen queen Harriers Take Ninth In State FIRST ROW: Youngqubt, Ferguson, Sheclcy. Gustafson, Clark, copt.; THIRD ROW: Emerson, coach: Knutson, mgr.; Smith, McNeill, Stevens. O Brien. cap! . Scott, M Anderson. Tier SECOND ROW: Rlinn, Spcidcl, Chase, Niidura, D. Anderson, Vecoli, Olson. Wehrman. K O’Brien. Paulu, Kalbcrer, Hermanson. Roeke, J Anderson, The 1968 cross-country team coached by Mr. Emerson, began the season with only four returning lettermen. They were seniors John Clark, Steve O’Brien, Paul Youngquist, and Bryan Olson. Clark and O’Brien were the co-captains . Summer vacation meant hard work for the Miller runners. They were subject to early morn- Southwest CITY MEET 35 WASHBURN 61 Roosevelt 63 Henry 123 Fdison 227 West 262 Vocational 271 South 276 Marshall-U 330 North 332 Central -3«4 ing jaunts around Lake Harriet as well as other rigorous exercise. During the conference season the team lost only to Southwest, in the city meet Washburn placed second. This qualified them to run in the state meet. The Millers finished with a ninth place in competition with nineteen teams. Youngquist strains to finish ahead The beginning . .. And the end Tice and O’Brien receive medals O’Brien surges ahead to outrun Southwest Harriers check times with Coach Emerson 75 Undefeated Undefeated, the 1969 Miller hockey team won the city title. During the season three teams particularly fought for the city championships: Washburn, Roosevelt and Southwest. Washburn tied Roosevelt and then in the last game of the season defeated Southwest 5-3 for the city title. This team, led by captain Al Hendrickson with assistant captain Bob Halvorson and Coach Carlson, was probably the highest scoring team in Washburn’s history. The team scored 138 goals throughout the season. Only 30 goals were scored against them. Leading scorers were Tom Koehler and Dave Bunker with 26 goals apiece. In District 17 competition, Washburn beat Marshall-University and West. Again this year the Millers played Southwest in the State qualifying game, but lost it by a score of four to one. Bunker, Koehler, Hendrickson, Halvorson, and Bill Ross were chosen for the All-City team. Bunker and Koehler were also chosen for the All-Region team. Coal! FIRST ROW: S Arumlel. D. Arundel. Halvorson. Ross. Hendrickson. Dorsey. Bunker SECOND ROW: Clark. Koehler. May. Carlson. Horan. Neitge, Middlcbrook. Brobcrg. THIRD ROW: Mr Rutherford, coach; Karium. Sondr.ill. Johnson. Hines. Holm. Bergman. Mr Carlson, coach. 76 Pucksters Score High For City Title Set for action. Koehler awaits his turn. A Miller moves it down the ice. STANDINGS w L T WASIIBt'RN 9 0 1 Southwest 8 1 1 Roost veil t 2 1 Kiltson 6 3 1 West 6 3 I Henry 6 4 0 North 3 6 1 Marshall-I’ High 2 7 1 South 2 7 1 Central 2 8 0 Vocational 0 10 0 t SCORES WASHBURN i Mur hull 1 WASHBURN 16 t Central 1 WASHBURN 6 lulKon 2 WASHBl HN II North 0 WASHBURN 17 Vocational 1 M1BIRN 12 Smith 0 SHRl R 5 West 2 WASHBURN 4 Roosevelt -1 WASHBURN 6 Henry 0 WASHBURN 3 Southwest 3 Arundel captures tin puck. 78 Coaches calmly survey. Another save for Ross. Tip it to a Washburn guy” Miller Cagers Take Third In District Co-captains Doug Rivers and Gary Thorvig and coach Ruliffson led this year’s basket hall team. Peter Kennedy was the only returning starter of the ten seniors and four juniors who comprised the team. Senior Paul Mitsch was the high scoring Miller, averaging 18 points a game in conference play. He was named to the AII-District 17 Team, The Miller cagers finished with a 6-4 record in city competition. The city conference play was characterized by close competition with any of eight teams able to take the title. The last game in city play meant the difference between second and fifth place for the Millers. The team took third place in the district playoffs, heating Central for the consolation trophy. FIRST ROW: Halstead, Baglien. fluttlestad. Kennedy. Thorvig. Riven. Sainton. Olson. Otto. SECOND ROW: Ehham. Payne. Cintafw n. Sorrmen. Pe-ten. Mitsch, Sherrill. Nelson. Stephens. Mr Ruliffson. coach. 79 Mitsch baffles Henry opponent Millers reach high for victory Kennedy shoots it past two guards Thorvig lays one up WASHBl'RN 69 llenrv 62 WASHBURN 75 West 43 WASHBl'RN 67 Edison W WASHBURN 55 Manhall-U 62 WASHBURN 77 Southwest 71 WASHBURN 66 Roosevelt 59 WASHBURN 64 Ontral 72 WASHBURN 60 South 69 WASHBURN 69 Vocational 53 WASHBURN 59 North 60 DISTRICT 17 WASHBURN 72 Edison 41 WASHBURN North 67 WASHBURN 46 Roosevelt 47 WASHBURN 61 Central 59 Standing W . Ontral 9 1 Marshall I 3 North 7 3 South 7 3 WASHBURN 6 4 Southwest 6 4 Roosevelt 6 4 Hrnrv 4 6 West 2 H Vocational 1 9 Edison 0 10 Rivers shows defensive form WHS cagers move the hall downcourt 81 Skiers Win City Title This year's ski team took first place in the city competition with Dave Rist, Jeff Wright and Chuck Gustafson as captains and Mr. Wald as coach. Jeff was city champion in jumping. The jumping team remained undefeated all season. The cross-country skiers were headed by Chuck Gustafson. Dave Rist led the slalom skiers who were defeated only by Roosevelt. Tice poles to the finish. Peterson slices a hill. FIRST ROW: Andcrcs, N. Gustafson, Giving. Dahlkc. Roger, truest. Russell. Opsahl. Blinn. Wright SF.CONI) ROW: Rist, co-captain; I’age. Paulu. Carlson. Chrvsl. C. Gustafson. Tripp, Scott. Rick Tier. Robb Tice. Wright flies to another record. STANDINGS w L VVASIIBL'RN 6 1 Room-veil 5 2 North 5 2 ICdisan 4 3 Wen 4 3 Henry 3 4 South 1 6 Manhall-U 0 7 Opponents break for a race. 83 Swimmers Win V5KSS v Taylor executes a full twist Indritz surges ahead. ■ Kilobits flys to victor)’. Coaches record times. A victorious team. 84 Third City Title The convenience of the new Southwest pool made swimming meets more popular this year, and the swimmers did not disappoint their fans. Co-captains Jim ilaxbv and Bob Edwards led the team to an undefeated record and their third consecutive title. Representing Washburn at the state meet were Bob Edwards in the butterfly, Haxby in the breaststroke, Taylor in diving, the 200 yard medley relay team and the 400 yard freestyle relay team. Larry Moe set a Southwest pool record in the 50 yard freestyle. Bob Edwards set school records in the 200 yard freestyle and the 100 yard butterfly. I ndritz starts with a racing dive. STANDINGS w 1. WASHBURN 9 0 Henry 8 1 Roosevelt 6 3 Edison 6 3 Southwest 6 3 West 4 5 South 3 6 North 2 7 Vocal ionul 1 8 Central 0 9 Backstroking to the finish. FIRST ROW: Smith. Henning. Hopper, Forbes. Foley. Welch, Meyers. SECOND ROW: T Johnson, Rot void Petersen, Poricth, I. Johnson. Grcenburg. I.ursen, Stoky. Andersen. Rcagcn, Turn bough-Crouch. THIRD ROW: llolnccs. Coldmrn. Anker. Barr. Muck. Horby-Cupt,. Edwards. W'uhlburg, Filer-Coach FOURTH ROW: Stewart. .Magna. Indritz, Taylor, Moc. Kubitz. Edwurdv-Capt , M Uluru. Donnelly. I.iidcke, Richer! FIRST ROW: O'Brien, Master . Hermanson, Cole, Yaoger, Williams, cndinr, McMillan, O'Brien THIRD ROW'i Hrtland, Wled. Rochfnrd, Hulc. SECOND ROW: KallN'rer. Ferguson, True Is on. Vassen, Rock, Cal- Anderson, capt : Chase. Clader. Bcritula. Grimm Wrestlers Slip To Fifth After a strong, start the Miller wrestling team slipped to fifth place in the city standings. The wrestlers were led by captain Dave Anderson and coach Mr. Emerson. The team’s record was hurt by the loss of George Kalberer due to an injury. In District 17 competition Don Chase placed first in the heavyweight division. Another good showing was made by Dave Clader at 165 pounds who took a second place. Steve O’Brien at 127 pounds and Mark Vossen at 138 pounds both placed third in their divisions. These four wrestlers were then sent to the Region Five Tournament. Tom masters his opponent Rochford works his man down. 86 O'Brien gets his man. Grimm plans a reverse. STANDINGS W 1. Southwest to 0 Vocational 8 2 Edison 7 2 Kooscvclt 7 3 WASHBURN . 1 Marshall 6 4 South 4 5 Henry 3 i West 2 S Central 1 9 North 0 It) Hochford sets for a takedown. 87 Sophomores Learn Their Trades The sophomore wrestlers had an 8-2 record in city dual meets. They came in third in city competition and placed second in district 17 wrestling. The sophomore hockey team with a 4-4 season was third in the southern half of the city. Dick Green was a leading defenseman and Boh King was an outstanding center. The sophomore baseball team was second to Roosevelt this year with 12 wins and 2 losses. Larry Jones had a 6-1 pitching record. The sophomore basketball team had a 10-2 record which put them second to North. The highlight of the season was the last game when the Millers beat previously undefeated North. The sophomore football team placed third. They had 4 wins and 2 losses. FIRST ROW: Bo d. McNally. Nurdin. Smith Muller. llrrmanson SECOND ROW: Andenon. Schulz. Kin . Greene. Hortsch 11 art horn C)rrde THIRD ROW: Rutherford. Sbrnmcl, C« ld trji d. Drchaine. O Grady. Dancy. Kiiwr FIRST ROW: llctricad. Ilahtrad. Sprkirl. Ilatlntad. Weigel. Neilge. Perry. Youngren. Harm SECOND ROW: Mr. Stephens. roach. Rowrn. Carlton. Wchrman. Kurgan. Alagna. Jones, Iletland. manager. Aril. a� � � roach FIRST ROWi Callicoile, Kvjen, Heim. White, Cray SECOND ROW; Johnson Zandlo. IVlerson Srtufli Fmlot jiim IIIIRl ROWi Tavlor, Johnson, Lange. Peterson, Fuller. Anderson. Mr Rasmussen FIRST ROW: Grady, Smith. F.llts, Lockett. Erickson. V' ieU Porietis. McDonald, Schul , Wrl� chin n SECOND ROM: jrU m Williams. Goldstrand. Sigerseth. Johnson. Dorsey, Breton. Johnson. Larson. Bowman. Ilrrmanson. THIRD ROW: arlton, Hertsch Nelson. Ojerde. Withers. Martinson. Greene. Johnson. Krrkrnltrack. M olios FOCRTII ROW: Mayes, Kundr • ' Olson. Duffs. Cooney, Critchton. Corns lost FIRST ROW: Teague. W ithers. Chlzoni, Engler. Wlebe. Harris SECOND ROW: Reltn. Erckenlrrack Wrslhnfl Magnuson Buchan. Olson, Mr Stephens HRST ROW: Smell. Ilnlvrrvon. Pnnon, Bern, ctpl . U� inb. Btclirn. Hmp SECOND ROW: |.ovr)oy. mgr . A hman. Sherrill. Riven. Daugherty. Hendrickson. Murphy, m r . Cosgrove. coach Young Miller Squad Gets Experience A tight spot of Hendrickson. Led by Captain Denny Berry and Coach Cosgrove, the 1967-68 baseball team captured second place in city competition. Composed mainly of juniors, the team showed their inexperience by defeating Southwest and Roosevelt, the two teams which tied for first place, while dropping three games to teams which eventually placed below Washburn. The second place finish was good enough to qualify the team for the District 17 playoffs where they won their first two games, only to lose to Central in the final game. Outstanding Millers were shortstop Denny Berry and catcher Al Hendrickson who were chosen for the All-City team at their positions. 90 Daugherty crosses first safely. A chance to steal. Berry looks for the pitch SCORES WASHBURN 3 WASHBl'RN 0 WASHBl’RN II WASHBURN 7 WASHBURN 4 WASHBURN I WASHBURN 2 WASHBURN 4 WASHBURN I DISTRICT 17 WASHBURN 2 WASHBURN 3 WASHBURN 0 Soul hunt 2 Central 6 Henri I Roosevelt 6 South 19 Edison 3 Vocational I Mart hull 2 West 0 Edison I Southwm! I Central 4 Rooicvrlt STANDINGS w 8 2 Soul hurst 8 2 WASHBURN 4 3 Henry 6 4 Crntral 6 4 Edison 5 5 North 5 3 South 4 « W«t 4 6 Marshall 1 9 Vocational 1 9 91 I. TO R: (Ihrntensrn. I -� t. Anker. Keenan Nanoff. Roomr. Rlvt, S� « hl . co-capl . Kincaid. Arundel. Koehler. Ralx-ock. co-capt Miller Netmen Finish Second The 1W58 Miller netmen completed a successful season under a new coach, Mr. Potter. Co-captains of the team were Bill Babcock and Dick Stehly. The Millers lost only one match to a strong Kdison team and finished second in City Conference competition. The Washburn netmen retained the water bucket trophy by defeating Southwest. Babcock, Stehly, and Tom Koehler competed in the district playoff and finished second in singles and doubles. Babcock also earned the city title in singles competitions. Mr Potter overlooks the action. 92 STANDINGS W 1. Edison 10 0 WASIIBl RN 0 1 West 8 2 Southwest 7 3 Mars lull S 5 North 5 5 Rornorll 5 3 Voralional 3 7 Central 2 8 South 1 9 Hrnr 0 10 Nanoff and Arundel await the serve. Two Golfers Travel To State Jenkins approaches from the rough The golf team, with no returning letterman, overcame their handicap to finish fourth in the city standings. Captain Brian McWaters and Coach Ruliffson led the team to its victories. The meets with first place Southwest and second place Roosevelt were the most competitive matches. Washburn was the only school in Minneapolis to send representatives to the state competition. These golfers were Gary Thorvig and Mike Bissonnette. STANDINGS Southwest W 10 1. 0 Room'veil 9 1 tullvin 8 2 WASHBURN 7 .1 North 6 4 Henry 3 3 Wnt 4 6 Central 2 8 Vocational 2 8 Marshall a A South 0 II LTO R: MeW aim. cap .. Hclde, Craw lord, Arundel. Williaim. Walkup. Bmonnctte. Jrnkim 93 A close jump for Moser. CITY MEET Central 46 RohwwIi 39 1 2 WASHBURN 38 Southwest 33 Henry 30 1 2 North 26 Edison 13 1 2 Vocational 9 South 2 1 2 West 1 Marshall 0 Nelson runs ahead of Southwest. Barr crosses another barrier. 94 FIRST ROW: Utile. Momt. Hunter. Cocke, R Obon. D Andennn. Murray. Koehler, cap! . Taylor. Kenned) SECOND ROW: R Tier. R Obon. R Ncbon. Hall. Sirrk. Swindler. Wibon. Bfolwr . Porn. Cuthrnann, I) Ohon THIRD ROW: Swanton, Clark. O Rrirn, C NrUon capt . Sheely. Ferguson. Holme . Peacock, (lintjlum. M Vmlorson. Scot I FOURTH ROW: H Tice. Heim. Smich. Roch. William . Slrnmark, liarr. I) Chare, St event. Mtdun. Carbon, coach. Sandvic coach; Fmenon, coach Miller Track Team Sets New Records Perry leaps in the long jump. The 1967-68 track team started the year by taking third place at the Twin City Indoor Meet. The Millers took second place in the St. Louis Park Classic but set meet records in the 2 mile relay, the mile run, the 440, and the 330 yard hurdles. At the Richfield Twilight Meet, Rich Guthmann tied the school pole-vault record of 12’4 The highlight of the season was the City Relays. Washburn took first place with the medley relay team of Rick Tice, John Sierk. Jim Koehler, and Carter Holmes setting a new city record of 3:41.1. Washburn finished the season by taking a close third at the City Meet Finals. The backbone of the track team was the distance runners. Senior Carter Holmes attained the Tw in City Indoor 2 mile record. The senior cocaptains were Jim Koehler, and Greg Nelson. Greg is the city mile champ with a 4:16.6 time. The team, coached by Mr. Emerson, had a fine year. 95 Tennis Team FIRST ROW: I Filer. M Burnette, French, .'apl . Filer. I’ Burnrice. SECOND ROW: Riii’dii ilildrelh, HeUcl. Ilattmy’v Kckhnff Washburn Holly stretches to serve. B.i imiiilon Team FIRST ROW: I’rtk-rum, SUuhly. Beyer. Eckhoff. Knll. Jonas. Barred SECOND HOW: Roll. Payne. Stoppelman, Hebei. Carpenlrr.GoNclin. Mn Meier-Coach % Golf Team laindrs. O i.aughlin. Sigan. S Kollor. Ilcisal. Peterson. Kllsworth. M Koller Women Show Their Muscle Miss Cusack coached the 1968 girls' golf team to second place in the city competition. The golfers won all their matches except one. The tennis team only lost one match to give them a second place in city standings. Priscilla French was the captain and Mrs. Meier was the coach. The girls’ swimming team had another championship year. Led by co-captains Gail Young and Sue Babcock, they won the city meet by a considerable point margin. The freestyle relay team broke the city record for that event. The badminton team, coached by Nancy Heiscl, was a last minute effort. In a series of close matches, the girls had a record of three wins and five losses. Swimming Tram FIRST ROW: Nelson, Shabrl, (.rads. I.und. Hanasiak. Dingles. Schmidt. Peterson. Stahl ShCOND ROW: Johnson. Stjrr, Jonas. Ilagr-«nan. Nienaher, Johnson. Sigan. Snow, Cum-. Hrand THIRD ROW: Mrs. Mclcr-Coach. Babcock. Gundy. Young. Spica. Ilctsrl. Aaker. Hocppner. Bamberger, Carlson, Slick SCHOOL LIFE “Society, Saith the Text, is the Happiness of life” —Shakespeare Council FIRST ROW: Mn. Conrad, adv.; Bader. Fabrl. Nclion. Mr � on FOURTH ROW: Rockncm. Gilbertson, Fuller. Bard. Payne FIFTH Ackerman, adv SF1COND HOW: Vogel. Schurlcmann. Lee, French, Ma- HOW: r.ivrm, Johnson. Sheehan. Conor . Palm, lanun land THIRD ROW: Schulz. Olson. Anderson. Van Kps. Peterson. Knuf- Blue Tri Provides Recreation This year’s Blue Tri combined learning and pleasure with service projects and social events. Advised by Mrs. Conrad and Mrs. Ackerman, the council produced a well-organized program for the year. The all-school service project revolved around aiding the mentally retarded. Individual chapters offered a variety of events. They ranged from guest speakers to joint dances with Hi-Y groups or Explorer Posts. Many Blue-triers participated in the annual powder puff football games. The girls attended holiday chapel services which were planned and carried out by students. The annual Blue-Tri Semi-Formal, held in January, attracted many couples. New this year was a “sensitivity program. It consisted of seminars and discussion groups on a chapter basis. In addition a Human Relations week was promoted. The climax of the year arrived in May at the Senior Farewell Banquet. There, officers for the 1969-70 Blue-Tri council were announced. Holiday chapel services add to Blue Tri. New make-up techniques are demonstrated. Chapter I FIRST ROW: Forslund. Cook. B Nelson. P Brown. N Johnson SECOND ROW: Dunninjc. Hum. I.uh. Lanon. Lindsay. Pierce THIRD ROW: Schlrulrr. Baldwin. Daehn. Fine. Brockney FOURTH ROW: Tjernlund. Hasting . Aakrr. Hebei. Frey. Lagermeier Nancy plans future meetings. Ann discusses new projects. Chapter 2 FIRST ROW: Brandjord. Tornquksl. McCrew. Bader. Bishop. Bolts SECOND ROW: Cooper. Ekhoff. Elementson. Boyer. Mfltr, BoUm THIRD ROW: AUm) StfckaM Wilhite. Sampson. Johnson FOURTH ROW: Carlson. l eaf. Mticdeking. Illllstrom. N Smith. Mahoney Friends work together. Chapter 3 FIRST ROW; Watzl. Carroll. Ruliffson. Randall. S Johnson. I. Johnson SECOND ROW: Feathers!one. I elk, Ragan. Blinn. Throp THIRD ROW: Paquay. Schulz. Peterson. Tall if er. Bard. Hageman FOURTH ROW: Maser. O'l-aughlin. Stit el. Watson. Mork. Shabel Chapter 4 FIRST ROW: Cimdy. Oium, Formico. Brodin. Peterson. I.anie. Medln SECOND ROW; Satre. Velasco. Opheim. Sigan. Erickson, Hillstrom. THIRD ROW: Freeman, Palm, McCabe. Gilmore, Nickerson FOURTH ROW: Peterson, Mork, Odoms, Thclen, A. Nelson, Olberding FIFTH ROW: Myklebye. French. VI Burniece, A. Fifer, P Burniece, P. Fifer. The girls' creativity is shown. Chapter 5 FIRST ROW: Hoye, Williams, Wikstrom, Del.app, Blake SECOND ROW: Spohn, Waterston. Dunlap. Rynchek, Kantor. THIRD ROW: Leaf. Amira, Miller, Hurwitz. Nagel, Anderson FOURTH ROW: Matriason, Johnson, Colburn, Anderson, Marsh FIFTH ROW: Givens, Burnside. Johnson. Frawley. Rundquist. Rascoe. SIXTH ROW: Finstrom. Mc-Carney. Colburn. Awes. I.undgren, Slick, Horner. Ideas emerge. Talking it over. Chapter 6 FIRST ROW: Tisdale. Fifer. Schultz. Moslet. I.ingle, Naescth. SECOND ROW: Carlson, Swenson, Johnson. Carroll. Anker. THIRD ROW: Stahl, Maxwell. Sirr. Pinck, Murphy. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Abraham. Jenson. Curry. Fortman. Rucinski FIFTH ROW: Cain, Hamm, Lindscth. Carlson. Spika, Jenkins. Chapter 7 FIRST ROW: Karlos. Rains. Leninger. Mormon. Smith, llamon SECOND ROW: Schurieniunn. tlmlnrin, Anderson. Roona. MiiKiGirnoi, Carlson THIRD ROW: Schwantes. Knutson. Dim-sen. 1 verson, Tasa FOURTH ROW: Stoppelman. Cngrovc, Yerks. Trcpp. MeWaters. Kingsbrrg Trying on new faces Blue Tri Serves Our Community Chapter 8 FIRST ROW: Stefler. Foley. Kali. llonK SECOND ROWi YanCorger, Fine. Corbett. Roll THIRD ROW: Feet, Wrtsskoph. Anderson. Doan, Broberg FOURTH ROW: L. Okon. Rabcock. Anderson. Coa-selin. J Olson. Wilkinson Chapter 9 FIRST ROW: Willett. Hoye. McKinney. Rice SECOND HOW: Nkodemua, Hansor. Markham. Christianson. Andrrson THIRD ROW: Rodlr), I-arson llork. Vest. Carpenter. Veerhusen Chapter 10 FIRST ROW: Huie, Erlich. Dunlap. Little. Finnarty SECOND ROW: Nelson. Stcnenin. Snow. Connors. Brodhag THIRD ROW: Christensen. Swenson. Slieehan. Note FOURTH ROW: Turnbull. Tal bolt. Schrocdrr, Rasmussen. Hillstrorn Chapter 11 FIRST ROW: Zclcnovich. Auger. Souoek, Carey. SECOND ROW: Mitt hell, Walton. Wllyson. Ruch. Cherniak THIRD ROW: fey nolds. McClellan. Dale. Bartholomew FOURTH ROW. Dr Beck. Awes. Duff. Ott. Nelson 103 Chapter 12 FIRST ROW: Diehl. Fable, Dapsch. Hauger. Watson SECOND ROW: Croten. Kennedy. Eckert. Jackson. Groff THIRD ROW: Welch. Myhr. Dahlcn, Taylor. Naegrl. Person Chapter 13 FIRST ROW: Farnham, Fitzpatrick. Waters, Tornquist. SECOND ROW: Cambronne. Bastyr. Nelson. Wallin THIRD ROW: Fuller. Peterson. Jahr. Young |ui� t. Stephens FOURTH ROW: Johnston. Erickson. Hamer. Bamlwrger. Rache-Wiig. Brundiord. All School Activities Chapter 14 FIRST ROWi Johnson. Carpenter, Vogel, (.arson- SECOND ROW: Cackle. Meyer. Cuneo, Rotegard THIRD ROW: (.arson. Hassks. Peters. Duke FOURTH ROW: Akenson. Isaacson. Wellunscheg. Domholt, Edes Chapter 15 FIRST ROW: Derse, l.ee. Podany. Schultz. Pederson SECOND ROW: Roberts. Miller. Featherstone. Roberts. Frank THIRD ROW: Peterson. Ilartwick. Knglund. Thoraldson. Oderstrand, Gallos Ann discusses coffee house Chapter 16 FIRST ROW: Anderson, Rasmussen. Ranastak. I.ofstrand. Modlin SECOND ROW: Beyer. Gilliertson. Pajerski. Dingles. Schmidt THIRD ROW: Rockncm. Peterson, l.enning. Blum. Ilermstad. Baluw 104 I Chapter 17 FIRST ROW: Marios . Slilwicl, RoJifrti, llageman. Ma-land SECOND ROW: Rarstoss. Norby. McIntosh. Guptil. Anderson THIRD HOW: Freeman. Swectnam. Duncan. VonFelden. Kendall, Hickory. Add To Blue Tri Chapter 18 FIRST ROW: Huso, Kaufman. Asher, Sanford SECOND ROW: Myers, OUon. Morehouse, lame THIRD ROW: Muller, Heldcn, McCormick, Straiton FOURTH ROW: Hanson. Harrison. Lyum, Dor-rien. Olson. plans with Diane You’re kidding! Chapter 19 FIRST ROW: Uppgaard. Nelson. Egan, Marshall. Gershen SECOND ROW: Roth. Heinrich. Sims. Glader THIRD ROW: Pavne. I.und. Dahlen. Sigan. I arson FOURTH ROW: Hoppes. Garratt. Wil-dung. Bachman. Vedeen, Sanlxrrn. Chapter 20 FIRST ROW: Fra' lry. Kurt , Miller, Ivorson. Asher SECOND HOW: Stessart. Prochask . Grins. Rank. Roe THIRD ROW: Pryor. Garry. Abby, l.mdahl, Haugh FOURTH ROW: Hullinger, Wallin, Cnpps. l.indsetb. Sendecky, Van Eps 105 FIRST ROW: Olson, Ringhbcr, Emcwcin, Simms. Corvitt, Rawnussrn. Mnlura. Boll. Brackney, Peterson. Fine. FIFTH ROW: Jensen. Brackney, Stai. SECOND ROW: Harris. Billow. F'it Crrald. Ogdahl. Kennedy. Col- Eddy, Duncan, Sigan. Cundy. Fine. SIXTH ROW: F'llis. Brandjord, hum. Olhcrding. THIRD ROW: Stevenin. Roth. Garnett. C unco. Ander- l.eitch. Hillstrom. Heisel. Trrpp. Blum. Annett. son. Pierce. Stalwick FOURTH ROW: Kofski. lliirwits. Bustamante. Spanish Club Has Interesting Year The 1968-1969 Spanish Club, though smaller than last year’s club, still participated in many-fun and worthwhile activities. The members, under the direction of their president Sue Fine, and advisor Mr. Austin, continued to publish a Spanish newspaper, a relatively new innovation. The club also enjoyed its annual visit to La Casa Coronado for an authentic Spanish dinner. The club met twice each month, studied Spanish culture, and was told about Chile and Bolivia by our foreign students, Paulina and Gaby. PTRST ROW: Ernewcin. Fine. Sigan. Peterson SECOND ROW: Brack-ncy, llurwitz. Stalwick. Brackney. Guitarists serenade members at dinner. Spanish food evokes differing reactions. FIRST ROW: Mr Bmn, adv ; Joyce. Nikon. Andrreon. Bartholomew Miller, Markin. Johnson, krippuv McClellan. Carlton FIFTH ROW: SECOND ROW: Erickson. Olsen. Nicodemuv Pajenki, Huso. Miller Mcl-auKhlm. Fuller. Keefe. Elaski, Hrorlin. Fuller. Cihson THIRD ROW; Markus. Cain. Lawlar. Lane. Isaacson FOURTH ROWi Lingua Latina Vivat! The 1968-69 Latin Club, under the excellent leadership of President Harry Fuller and advisor Mrs. Beran, has had a successful and worthwhile year. The Latin Club sponsored several car washes in the fall and spring. The money from these efforts was used to finance the annual Latin Club Banquet held on the Ides of March. Authentic Homan-style food and entertainment were enjoyed by the members, who were all wearing improvised togas and stolas in the best Roman tradition. In May, the club held its annual spring picnic and celebrated the end of a year to be pleasantly remembered by all. President Fuller addresses club members. Gibson V-Prev. Lane. Treat . I Into, Set- . Fuller. I’rct 'The Forum? Turn right at the Circus Maximus! 107 Debaters Present Pros And Cons Under the supervision of Miss Boen, the Debate Team plunged into another controversial year. They were successful in the various round robins and tournaments which formed the season’s agenda. Several experienced varsity members returned to assist the team in its persuasive endeavors. A combination of relentless research and concentrated thought were key factors in the fruitful year experienced by the team. Student gets help at Round Robin. BIRD'WOMAN FIRST ROW: Al l)ey, Anderson. Colin, Mbs Boen, ads. SECOND ROW: Gibson, Beebe. Lowery THIRD ROW: Rolegard. Guanbcck. Anderson FIRST ROW: Bril. Andmon. Cohn SECOND ROW: Prtrnon. SUcfcney. Bonk THIRD ROW: Pcarcc. Quan-Iwck. Rott-ganl Rcrlw Speaking Ability Is Developed “Oh Ingrid! Oh Frank! Me? The Signs of Achievement The Forensics Team participated in a variety of activities this year. The team members were active in both the High School League and the National Forensics League. One enthusiastic speaker was sent to the Optimist International Competition while another enthusiast competed in the American League Oratorical Contest. The Ma-calester Invitational Tournement was the scene of concentrated effort by selected members. The highlight of the season arrived during the National Forensic League Tournament in which ten team speakers were entered. It marked the end of an eventful and successful season for the 1968-69 Forensics Team. 109 FIRST ROW: l.tnd, Sershen. Wong. Bishop. Bull . Bell. Mr Olson, ndv.; SECOND ROW: Ehrlich. Kj| sch. Christianson. Bicker. Mark. Thclcn. Cackle THIRD ROW: Bartholomew, tlullingcr. Anderson. Cetser. Pai|uay. S -haf(cr FOURTH ROW: Ceiser, Kinjj. Danielson. Killy, Zimmerman. Domholt. Baldwin FIFTH ROW: Peterson. Smith. Williams. Frank. Iverson. Jensen, Olson. Peterson SIXTH ROW: Fortman. Wick. I’ascoe, Stensel. Reichert. I'nger. Cross. SEVENTH ROW; Anderson. Jensen. Christianson. Nielson. Farrell. Nine. Pierce. Bamberger Mr. Olson organizes Dramatic Ability Abounds At Washburn Future actors, directors, and technicians had the opportunity of testing their abilities in the Drama Club. Each member w as given the chance to experiment in all their stage interests. Members displayed their talents during assemblies and an evening of one-act plays. This year some members participated in a training program sponsored by the Minnesota Theatre Company. FIRST ROW: Watson. McKinney. Myklcbyc, Erckcnbrack. Colburn, Hove. Bcldcn. SECOND ROW: Mueller. Brewer. Nccrland. I.und. Fifer, Burnicce. I back THIRD ROW: Peterson. Callos. Brodhag, Hall, Regan. Farnham, Bonk. FOURTH ROW: l.uh. Waters. Murphy. Christianson. Peterson. Carlherg, Hunter FIFTH ROW: Sampson. Skaar, Tjernland. Nordberg. Hill. Longman. Johnson SIXTH ROW: Butler, Peterson. Smith. I.undgrcn. Wciklcenget. Nichols. Ralke. SEVENTH ROW: F'croe. Paulus. Hills-from. Cutter. Aaker. williams. Duff. Colburn. Movie Club FIRST ROW: Beck, advisor; Shafer, Foley. Coleman. SF.COM) ROW: Horner. Brooks. McLaughlin, Dingley, Ceiscrt. THIRD ROW: Best. DeBcck. Betters on, Murkest FOURTH ROW: Nordstrom. Kngstrand. Ralke, Nichols. I.owery FIFTH ROW: Swindler, Quanbeck. Kribev Aaker, Cripps. Gcgner. Students Display Varied Interests Students were given the opportunity to view some of the finest movies produced. Under the able guidance of Mr. Beck, the Movie Club organized all procedures for ordering and displaying each movie. Again this year, the club introduced students to the know ledge that is found in every form of the fine arts. 1968-69 brought with it the excitement of a presidential election. Washburn students used their energy in the formation of the Republican Club. The success of the club s effort to influence majority decision among students had its shortcomings in Washburns “Mock Election.’ However, such a mobilization speaks well of the concern found for politics. The club’s advisor was Mr. Schlegel. Repullican Club FIRST ROW: Diehl. Schlagel. advisor; Bigg . Peterson. SECOND ROW: Blinn. Carlson, Kendall, Bishop THIRD ROW: Mack. Keefe. Danielson. McIntosh. Crist Staff FIRST ROW: Miller. Paul. Christiaroon, Oium, Rraman. Ollx-rdmg SECOND ROW: Carmezy. Greenberg. Nienhaus. C Pierce. Johnson. I.uh. Lund THIRD ROW: A Pierce. IIjxI . Cundy, Sheehan. Vcblen FOURTH ROW: Kopperud. Nolandcr. Halpern. Helde. Spika. Lovejoy. Kofski Steve Says “ Grist Saves!’ N’cwswriting Class FIRST ROW; Ehrlich. Herat, Hove. Blake. Cohn. SECOND ROW: Nicnabcr. Connors, Christiansen. Kieft, Murphy THIRD ROW: Welch. McClellan. Rasmussen. Zimmerman. Lane. FOURTH ROW: Berman. Qiunbeck. Cilwon, Higlev. Paulu. Reichert. Steve Linda check picture layout. Crister shows true form In the cheerful atmosphere of the second floor GRIST room, members of the staff relaxed with record player, radio, and television between the assembly of bi-weekly issues of the school paper. Under the leadership of editor-in-chief. Steve Kopperud. the GRIST upheld its renowned crusading tradition by featuring articles on curriculum changes, patriotism, the library situation, and the draft problem. The GRIST staff successfully sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance again this year, and the profits received from this event along with the 1500 subscriptions enabled the GRIST to remain free of outside advertisements. The twenty-eight member staff was assisted by the junior journalism class who wrote articles in preparation for future GRIST work. Peek a l oo! Able photographer counts GRISTS, Editorial Board FIRST ROW: Abbey. Schultz, ! Olsen SECOND Art Board FIRST ROW: Milosovfch. H Anderson SECOND ROW: ROW: Gibson, editor, Sheehan. Strom, editor; M. Anderson. Rudolf, Abcln. Cain Copy Board FIRST ROW: Paul. Murphy. Nienhaus SECOND ROW: Publicity FIRST ROW: IJcfcrman, Murk, Akenson SECOND ROW, B Frank. I.indcmanis, Rucimki Olsen, Smith, Pierce Mars ton meditates. Poplars editors confer. Words of wisdom from Mr. Beck. Poplars Compiles Washburn Creativity Co-editors Martha Strom and Stuart Gibson guided the production of this year's Poplars. Advised by Mr. Beck, the staff evaluated poetry, prose, and artistic material submitted by Washburn students. As tradition dictated, the magazine was distributed to read under the poplar trees in the late spring. Poplars served as an outlet for Washburn literary and artistic accomplishment. “Well, if we really get desperate ... FIRST ROW! I.lefcrman. Butt . Bader. Brook . Mr Wald SECOND lund, Hostings, Ruclnskl, Sigan FOURTH ROW: Marshall. Muedeking. ROW: Gustafson, Satrr. Morgan. Horner THIRD ROW: Carlson. Tjeni- Huixiul, Tillotson. Brodiit. Filler Wahian Works Wonders Kditor Lynn works on layout. This year's WAHIAN Staff, headed by Lynn Vluedeking and advised by Mr. Wald, combined persistance and hard work to compose a book of memories for the Class of '69. Preparing a yearbook provided valuable experience in writing copy, assembling layouts, and writing captions. Several members of the staff attended lectures at the University of Minnesota concerning the preparation of a book for publication. Amid layouts and deadlines the yearbook staffers found time to redecorate the WAHIAN room. The rejuvination included a new coat of paint and varied artistic designs. Business manager, Mary Hurwitz, arranged the financial affairs of the WAHIAN. In addition to the sales drive, a stag dance was held and pictures were sold. 116 Clare and Nancy struggle with sport pages. Staff confers with Mr. Wald, FIRST ROW: Kufski. Lcik, Hallon |uist, Erencwein, Braman SECOND ROWj llagcinan, Martinson. Miller. Johnson. Anderson THIRD ROW: Cassell, Lowry. Vanllilsl. Greenberg. Beebe. Wilhite. FOURTH ROW; Olson, Sigan, Cain, Carlson, Rudolf FIFTH ROW: I.iiHlemunis, Bell, Midura. Olsen, Christianson. Walkup, SIXTH ROW: Paulson. Kopi c-rud. Quigglc, Love. Craven. Tillotson, Ebeling. FIRST ROW: Paul. Olberding, Gustafson. Nelson. Myklcbye SECOND ROW: Wood, Anderson. Olson. Lien THIRD ROW: Neinhaus, Kuliffson. Markus. Phillips. Slick FOURTH ROW: Lundgrcn, Idler. Tjernlund, Vcblcn. Hill. Nichols FIFTH ROW: Spika, lngOr.mil br, Ashman. SIXTH ROW: Peterson. Cracaucr. VanBockel, Nolander. M Anderson. M. Anderson N.H.S. Honors And Serves This year the National Honor Society was the largest ever at Washburn. Comprised of the top twenty per cent of the senior class, the members were chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Although primarily an honor society, NHS served the school by ushering for the PTSA Open House, tutoring, and substituting for teachers in emergencies. The organization operated a bookstore during the lunch hour which made paperback books available at wholesale prices. Profits from handling the commencement announcements allowed the organization to leave a gift for the school. This year the members voted to change the organizations constitution so that students may l e inducted only during the spring of their junior year and fall of their senior year. NHS continued its effort to find ways to make education more meaningful. NHS Officers: Hill, President; Gundy. Secretary; Haxby. Vice-President Rich Hill sells hooks. 118 FIRST ROWi Cudmestad. Sampson. I'icm-, Noescth. Rdrr Olson SECOND HOW: Johnson. Kollcr. Erickson, Lund Matters. THIRD HOW: Brack ties. Frank. Kocinski. Sal re. aimer. So veil FOURTH HOW: Andrnon. Pinck, M or nan Peter-son. Hastings. Eventon. FIFTH ROW: Bug lien. Sstindlcr, Indril . Ilcbrl. Feroc, Funds SIXTH ROW: Paulus. Merriman, Riven, l.onn. Tier, Pearce, Olson. FIRST ROW: Colburn. Dunlap. McLaughlin, Olson, l«k ferman SECOND ROW: kills Fine, l.uh. Slicknes THIRD ROW: Stromqubt, Pelenon, Gustafson, ('ole, Nickerson FOURTH ROW: l.indseth. Horner. Johnson. Gibson. Jensen. Daehn FIFTH ROW: Brodin Aradondo. HuikIjI. lajsrjoy, Hath) SIXTH ROW: Rotrgaard. Hills-trom. Frankossski. Carr. Nelson. KitMraid New members lake the oath. Marilyn tutors. Mr. Cersine explains induction plans. FIRST ROW: Dunning. Bicker, Hanson. French, Frawlcy, Burniece. SECOND ROW: Nelson, Knutson. Finnerty. Hong. Payne, Gilbertson THIRD ROW: I.. AiKlerson. Barstow. Harper, Semba. Rocknem, Doran. FOURTH ROW: Vccomi. Cripps, Ruliffson, Hill. Fuller. Broberg. C. Nelson. F'lFTH ROW: Youngren. Chuck. Jones. Walkup. Schroeder. Nelson. Nussbaum. SIXTH ROW: Sonnesyn. K. Joir-s. Aaker, McNally. Stephens. Balxrock, Rentzel. SEVENTH ROW: Rist. Russell. Rivers. Quan-ixek. Rivers. Hagin, Brown, McGuire, Ghizoni Mr. Krause offers his advice. Council Voices Masters. Treasurer; Gossett, President; Miller. Secretary; Tice. Vice-Pres id net; Pau-lu. 2nd Vice-President. 120 II Damien presides over meetings. Student Opinion The Student Council worked to represent the students’ desires and to fulfill their needs during the school year. It attempted to communicate student views to the Administration. Under the leadership of President Damien Gossett, the Council organized and successfully presented Welcome Week, Homecoming, Sno Daze, and The Prom. Much of the work of the Student Council was performed in the five standing committees. The Social Committee, headed by Vice-president Rick Tice, sponsored and organized social functions of the Council. The Finance Committee was headed by Treasurer Tom Masters. The Student Welfare Committee, chaired by Vice-president Tom Pau-lu, was concerned with affairs that affect each student. Ken Jones was concerned with parliamentarian affairs under the Rules Committee. Sophomore Tom Nussbaum directed the Building and Grounds Committee. 121 The council discusses problems. Amy makes announcement posters. Council chores have variety. GARA Gets Washburn Girls In Shape This year physical fitness could be achieved through the Girls Athletic Recreational Association. The organization brought eighty girls together every Wednesday evening for the activity of their choice. Invitational tournaments were held which enabled the girls to obtain points for a letter. With junior Linda Walton as President and Mrs. Kigge as advisor, the organization gave girls the opportunity to develop fitness through a self-motivating program. Perfection on the balance beam. Steady FIRST ROW: Schultz, Getser. Johnson, Marshall. Norman, Hammond, Karlov SECOND ROW: Mrs Figge. adv.; Bledsoe, Foley, Fay. Nelson, Bartholomew, Hawkins. THIRD ROW: Cray. Walton. Carrs. Nelson. Dcnesen. McKinney. Williams. FOURTH ROW: Custafson. Akcnson. Briefer. Stcvenin. Hobson, Cooper FIF’fH ROW; Mitchell. Walton. Commons, (k-lser, Maltke. Asplund, C. Jones. SIXTH ROW: Bodin. Beckstrom, Schluctcr, Danielson. Peterson. Klner. Fitzgerald, B Bartholomew. SEVENTH ROW: Wynn. T Walton. Cordon, Givens. Smith. Doscff. Gardner. Becker. EIGHTH ROW: Brackney, HilLstrom. Cosset in. C Williams. Duff. Blum. Wildung. Vanberg. FIRST ROW: Moofr. Hammond. Hammond. Trout, Norman SECOND ROW: Jooe . But win. William . Pmten. Duke IIIIRI) ROW: McCoy. Banhatn. Ir� � , Wvnn. (Gordon, Given FOURTH ROW: Clanton. Kill . Johnson, Jackson. Banham FIFTH ROW: Tucker. Kill . Masse, k Ratliff, Jones. Taylor SIXTH ROW: l.ar em. Patton. W ilson. P Ratliff Pern W ,1-liams Withers, iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiwm AFRO-BABY Gains Recognition AFRO BABY, Associated for Rights of Black and Beau if ii I Youth, was organized to aid the Black brothers and sisters of Washburn High School develop a sense of pride in themselves and their culture. The organization helped the Black students in their search for identity. At first AFRO BABY’s membership was limited to Blacks because its leaders felt the necessity to establish a pride among the Black students before venturing into the White society. Later, interested White students were admitted. The group s goal was to form a peaceful understanding of both races and among both races represented at Washburn. Mcmt crs discuss future plans. Officer W'lBon. Vice-President. Ratliff. Treasurer. Tucker. Secretary. Jones. President AFS Introduces New Cultures To School AFS Cabinet First Row: Hoye, Palm, Murk, Wong SECOND ROW: Fuller. McClellan. I.undgren. Johnson Paulina spreads hospitality at AFS dinner. Paulina Amira, from Chile, and Peter Holm, from the Union of South Africa, were the two foreign students sponsored by the AFS Club this year. Students raked leaves in the fall and AFS organized a spaghetti dinner to earn money for the foreign students. All language classes participated in decorating for the occasion. An International Weekend was sponsored by the AFS Club this year for other foreign students in the area. AFS Brothers and Sisters Karen I.undgren and Paulina Amira; Dave and Steve Arundel and Peter Holm 124 I I FIRST ROW: Wvklebyc. Nelson. Staublv. Anderson. Knutson. Hanson. Wichclmann. Crocker SECOND ROW: Bicker. Anker. Punk. Hastings. Crockett. Hebei. Frey. Olson, capt ; Broberg. Fraw Icy. capt. Millermates Enliven Games And Pep Fests New routines and outfits marked the 1968-69 Millermates, captained by Molly Frawley and Lois Olson. Car washes were held during the summer to earn money for their dance outfits and new routines were introduced this year without the aid of a professional choreographer. This year, sophomores were added to the B-squad. They joined the A-squad at some games and also performed at the Bomber Homecoming. Millermates spark school spirit. High kicks entertain at football games. FIRST ROW: Stewart, Beldcn. Hanson, capt; Therricn. capt; SECOND ROW: Little, Peet. Bache-Wiig, Banham, VanCorden. Barb and Bruce l)i and Skip “Let’s Give One Big Cheer . . . ” Enthusiastically bolstering school spirit, the cheerleading squad appeared regularly at Washburn sports events. The cheerleaders began practicing in the summer, with Mr. Johnson acting as advisor. During the school year they held frequent sessions to perfect old cheers and to invent new ones. The squad was composed of Leslie Anderson and Dave LeMoin, Dianne DeLapp and Skip Swanson, Barb Dunning and Bruce Miller, Cindy Johnson and Mike Koller, Mar Lund and Ken Quest, and Joan Ruliffson and Ray McCabe. Mike and Cindy Head over heels for Leslie. Ken and Mar Victory celebration. Lesand Dave M-l-L-L-K- R-S A bucket!! (Cheerleaders take over during time out. 127 FIRST ROW: Walborg. Keenan, IVdric. INthm. Cole. Bower. SECOND ROW': Kennedy. Met . Middle brook, May. Ilaxlix THIRD ROW ; (KIhtr. Gustafson. Baglicn. Edward . Ilosp. Bern FOURTH ROW': Koehler, Swinton. Olson. Taylor. Sllduru FIFTH ROW': Rntrrn. Rivets. Mittch. Daugherty, Stcxcm. William Lettermen Clean-up On This year Lettermen continued to serve the school by working in the kitchen and keeping order in the lunchroom. In addition, Lettermen were stationed at the doors to discourage uninvited visitors. Marilyn Lund struck another blow for Women's Nights when she took her rightful place as a letter winner, the only girl in a club of seventy boys. FIRST ROW : Jacklrv, Peterson. Prjr � n. Sovrll. Swanson SECOND ROW: Edwards, Carbon. Ilalvotson. Anderev Wrhrman THIRD ROW: Rixt. oniiRi|uixt. l.o r)oy, Paijjr, hjllierrr, Kilobits FOURTH ROW: Tic . Wilson. Scad, him Jid. Undlvri; FIFTH ROW: Arundel. Frankosky, Peters. Slrnmark. Hendrickson. Super Curt. Whitney FIRST ROW: Alexander. Master . O'Brien. Lund. Klotz. St Cvr. SECOND ROW; Larson, Ferguson, Sheely, Spiedcl. Vicoli. THIRD ROW: llannes, Kulczycki. Ashman. Carlson. Ross. Rondeau FOURTH ROW: Cutter. Ferry. Chase. Ilagen. Otto. Nelson The Field And In The Lunchroom Students Serve Behind The Scenes Ticket Sellers Peterson, Waterston, Pedric. Office Staff FIRST ROW: Fabel. Wichclmann. DeLapp. SECOND ROW: Curry, Jotuuon, Stage Crew FIRST ROW: Brooks. Nichols. Smith. Shaffer SECOND ROW: Ralkc. Krclx Washburn Service Organizations donated their time this year as in the past. The ticket sellers made season passes, game tickets, and bus tickets available to students during the lunch hour every day. Projectors, tape recorders, record players, and loudspeakers were maintained by the audiovisual crew. The stage crew was responsible for the technical aspects of assembly programs. They were an important factor in Millwheels and the Senior Class Play also. Under the direction of Miss Yung, the U.C. club members served the school through ushering at various evening events and managing the cash registers in the lunchroom. The librarians were aided by willing students who worked during the school day. Students also helped with switchboard and filing duties in the office. 130 Audiovisual FIRST ROW: Peterson. White. Berg. Alexander. McCain- SECOND ROW: Mr llatvorson. adv.; Scott, Sundberg. Lovejoy, Murphy, Randall. Christenson. Mariccy, Miller THIRD ROW: Withers. Ratliff. Gustafson. Buchan. Farrell. Andercs, Mortenson. Sirany U.C. (-luh FIRST ROW: Alccmon, Smith. Anderson, Katz. Rundquist. O'Brien. Wallin. Mozlet. Odoms. Frey Library Staff FIRST ROW: Posten, Fay. Schlesingcr, Calvin, R h-. Grady. Watzl. Ilaxsc. I. Anderson, Robertson. Schllcht. McLaughlin, Norman, Carlson. Kopacek. Anderson. Geiser. Miller, Morehouse, Olson. Berg, Markus. Isaacson, Iverson, Ujifusa. SECOND ROW: Stalwick. McIntosh. Parker. Chrislophcrson. Williams. Junior Achievement FIRST ROW: Doscff. I) Schluetcr. Faniham. Nieodenius. Grow SECOND ROW: Stickncy. Hall. Peterson. Carr. THIRD ROW: C Schluctcr, Gibson. Doseff. Stickncy. Hall Students Work And Earn Junior Achievement and the Part-Time Training Program provided Millers with an insight to the business world. In Junior Achievement students learned how to organize and manage a business of their own by selling stock, manufacturing a product, and selling the product. Each corporation was advised by a representative of a Minneapolis corporation. Students in the part-time training program attended regular classes in the morning. During the afternoon hours, they worked at the various jobs each had chosen. These jobs included clerks, typists, machinists, waitresses, and several others. The program gave students valuable on-the-job training with participation in school activities. Work Program FIRST ROW: Tolman. Sirvio. Higgins. I andry. Turnbull. Jackson, Anderson SECOND ROW: Wilhelms. Hobot. Bcck-cr. Bocrhoom. Jorland. Gibbon. DcVa THIRD ROW: Glcmmer. Anderson. Cay nor. Owens. Carlson. Dowling. Pederson FOURTH ROW: Jcrncll. Johnson. Opava. Thorp, Wingord. S Peterson. P Peterson FIFTH ROW: Rlanco. New| crger. Nelson. Peterson. Rezab, Hayes. Pryor. Jacobs. D Peterson SIXTH ROW: Farnum. K Peterson. Opava. Parlzrl, Rcvak. D Peterson, Bruce Miller SEVENTH ROW: Donim, Orbeck, Brian Miller, Mueller, Nordberg. I.apham. Johnson. Cramer. Miller Calendar 1968-1969 First Semester August September October November December January 30 5 9-13 13 26 30 11 11 24-25 30 7 8 8 19 20-22 22 28-29 2 3 4 17 18 20 23-31 1-3 21-22 24 Second Semester January 25 27-31 29 31 February 12 14 28 March 28 31 April 1-4 10-11 25 May 23 29 30 June 3-4 6 9 10-11 13 Blue-Tri Semi-Formal Snow Daze One Act Plays Snow Daze Dance Lincoln’s Birthday Senior Snow Party Winter Band Concert End of Marking Period Spring Vacation Spring Vacation Class Play Senior Banquet Spring Prom Spring Concert Memorial Day Senior Finals Class Day Commencement Underclassmen Finals School Closes Football Preview School Opens Welcome Week Welcome Week Dance Sophomore PTA BlucTri Recognition Service Homecoming Game vs I lenry Homecoming Dance Teachers Meetings Fall Choir Concert Open House Sadie Hawkins Dance End of Marking Period Thanksgiving Service Millwheels Basketball Preview Thanksgiving Vacation NHS Induction Hockey Preview Guthrie Field Trip Christmas Cha|x l Service Christmas Choir Concert Student Council Donut Dunk Christmas Vacation Christmas Vacation Finals Semester Closes Sophomores Greg Buchan, Micki Juniors Mike Roller, Toni Crockett. Frawley. Seniors Denny Berry. Cindy Nelson. Welcome! During Welcome Week, September 9 through 13, returning seniors and juniors welcomed the newcomers and sophomores. The Student Council sponsored unique activities in order to better greet those new to Washburn. The car smashing in the student parking lot allowed frustrated students to rid themselves of anxieties. Artists got a chance to show off their talents during a paint-in at the rocks. A game of moonball intrigued many curious athletes. The week’s activities came to a climax on Friday. In the morning A.F.S. students and Friendship candidates were introduced to the faculty and students. A football game versus Southwest that evening ended in a tie. Despite this, spirits were high at the sock hop in the new gym. The Pressed Rat and The Chanticleers provided continuous music for the dancers. The crowning of the Friendship royalty was the highlight of the day and the dance. Senior Friendship King and Queen were Denny Bern- and Cindy Nelson. The other royal couples were juniors Mike Roller and Toni Crockett and sophomores Creg Buchan and Micki Frawley. Dan lets loose. Seniors display their creativity. 134 Li’l Abner and Daisy Mae congratulate each other. Dog Patchers Swing At Sadie Aggressive females dragged unsuspecting males to the annual Sadie Hawkins dance, sponsored by GRIST. Hillbillies frolicked to the music of The Pressed Rat while games were offered in B. O. Wolf’s Cavern' for those tired of dancing. Couples were hitched by Marry in’ Sam in a super-deluxe darkness ceremony, complete with ring and certificate. During intermission a cider drinking contest was staged, superior costumes were modeled, and the best beard was announced. The lucky door prize winner received a door. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Rick Hagen and Sherry Grady as Li’l Abner and Daisy Mae. Moonshiners learn the bare facts. Mr. and Mrs. NFL. The Royalty. Homecoming Ran Henry Thru The Mill October 7 marked the day of Washburn s 1968 homecoming. An auditorium was staged for the coronation of the homecoming royalty. Guy Johnson and Bill Blanco began the entertainment with a drum duet. Vickie Brock then came out singing “Goin’ Out of My Head.” The Miller-mates danced to “We Ain’t Down Vet after a soul band, The Progressions’ , played. The Miller Sportlife Spotlight” reported bits of news from the athletic department. Suspense reigned as the King and Queen candidates proceeded down the aisle to the stage. Anticipation rose to a climax while Damien Gossett, Student Council President, opened the enve- lopes containing the names of the king and queen. King Paul Youngquist was announced first. Moments later he crowned Queen Kris Johnson. The attendents were Laurie Seitz Dave ilesli, Chris Maxwell Kevin Longman, Cindy Nelson Rick Tice, Daren Rundquist Dave Rist. The game that evening at Parade Stadium was a 34-0 Miller victory over Henry. During halftime the Millermates danced while the royal couple was displayed atop a student-sponsored float. A dance, featuring The Sounds of Five,” was a pleasant ending to a victorious homecoming. KAREN AND DAVE Talent Abounds Washburn talent was exhibited on the nights of November 20, 21, and 22. The cast and crew worked long hours under the direction of Mr. Ronald Rogers. There was an old fashioned melodrama, The Wayward Heart, and also an act by the cheerleaders called Millers Impossible. Acts were introduced by the Ziegfield Girls. Millwheels consisted of many diverse acts, ranging from Vicki Ellis' dancing to Doctor Bierschtein s Monster. A barbershop quartet, as well as other individual singers, contributed musical talent to the show. Country Moe and the Fishsticks, a senior band, presented an unusual performance. These acts and others made Millwheels ’69 a success. Imagine, talking to the animals. A new look for the Rum Dums. Wily gloats as Voluptua dismays. The Look of Love. Sandy in the spotlight. Zicgfield Girls welcome all to Millwheels. Cheerleaders discuss strategy. He asked me to be his steady! Barbershop quartet warns bachelors Snow Week Brightens Mid-Winter Snow Week, sponsored by Student Council, was held the week of January 27-31. Beginning the week the traditional Quiz Bowl, between Washburn and Southwest, gave a decisive victory to Washburn. Washburn s team, captained by David Beebe, was comprised of Alike Van Hilst. Dana Rotegaard, and Stu Gibson. Rent-a-Babe was a new innovation. Eligible girls, who were raffled off Thursday, followed their masters demands for a full day. At the Sno-Week’s auditorium the Art Club's creative version of The Dragon won the Sno- Sculpture award and junior Rodney Blum ate his way to victory in the Cake-eating contest. Finally many expectant Sno-King’s tried influencing judges with their shapely legs. Kyle Nelson won and became the 1969 Sno-King. That evening Washburn met Central in a basketball game, which ended in defeat. Later the Radiant Blues played at the Washburn dance held in the old Girl s gym. The week ended Saturday, with Washburn lieating Southwest 5-3 to become City Champions in hockey. Millers press to victory. One cake-eater gets his fill. Rodney blooms. Kyle accepts title as Sno-King. “Cake, the breakfast of champions!” 91 I’ve been working on the railroad.' Drag-on to victory. 1 fang the Indians! 143 One-Act Plays Feature Talent The WHS drama department presented three one-act plays on the evening of January 22. Mr. Olson directed all three plays, The Zoo Story ’, “The Miracle Worker , and The Private Ear”. The Zoo Story concerned a conversation between a paranoid, Mark Abeln, and an average suburbanite, Lance Evenson. Rita Perkins appeared as Helen Keller in “The Miracle Worker . The cast also consisted of Laurel Bonk, Vicki Ellis, Steve Cray, Alice Pearce, and Frank Williams. “The Private Ear was enacted by Damien Gossett. Steve Hunter, and Janis Olson. “ The Private Ear represented Washburn in the District Play Contest. Helen begins learning. The middle class mentality is challenged. Tchaik's domestic dilemma. Anne Sullivan releases tension. Tchaik drowns his sorrows. Human Relations Week Promotes Unity Blue Tri initiated Human Relations Week with the assistance of A.F.R.O. B.A.B.Y. and Student Council. The week, which ran February 17 through 21, was centered around two auditoriums. The main purpose was to stress interaction. Professor George Shapiro was the guest speaker who discussed the importance of self concept in human relations. The second auditorium was planned, performed, and directed by students. Three African dances were performed with the aid of Mrs. Bergh. The ideal of unity was expressed through skits, poetry, ballet, choreographed by Jennifer Anderson, and song. Ginger Wilson sang ‘People’ and “What The World Needs Now.” During the week a mural depicting good and bad aspects of life in the city was displayed in the front hall. Buttons were sold in the lunchroom to raise money to help the starving in Biafra. People need people. Pride evolves through ancestral dances. Prof. Shapiro stresses self-concept. Washburn aids Biafra. SENIORS “Time, time, time, see what’s become of me while 1 looked around for my possibilities . . . but look around, the grass is high, the fields are ripe, it’s the springtime of my life.’’ — Paul Simon — Class Officers; Baglicn. Kulcryclti, l.und, Beebe. Under the direction of Mr. Johnson, class advisor, the 1969 Senior Board, Credit Bureau, and all class officers successfully led the 754 seniors. John Kulczycki, class President, presided over senior homerooms in the auditorium. Marilyn Lund, Secretary, kept minutes of senior homerooms and meetings of the Senior Board. She was also responsible for the official correspondence of the class. Rolf Baglien, Vice-President, headed the Senior Board which was composed of one representative from each homeroom. The Board organized the Snow Party, Senior Banquet, and class film. Each member was also responsible for transmitting vital college information to his homeroom. David Beebe, Treasurer, directed the Credit Bureau, and drew up the budget. The bureau planned and collected senior dues and supervised the finances of other senior activities. Now, in regard to ... Credit Bureau Senior Board discusses class activities. 148 Credit Bureau FIRST ROW: Hall iu |ui t. Schulz. Lund, Beebe. Stickney SECOND ROW': Pinck. Nickerson. Hucinski. Carbon. Domhoit. I .arson THIRD ROW: Tjedund. Lundgrcn. Jenkins. Fine. Slick FOURTH ROW: Carbon. Markrv. Randall, i.mibeth FIFTH ROW: Anderson, Kincaid. Bell. Tillotson Senior Board, And Officers Guide Seniors Senior Board FIRST ROW: Satre. DeLapp. Wichelmunn. Mark. Krentz. Abbey. SECOND ROW: Shaffer. Peterson, Freeman. VanHibt, Lund. Cudmested THIRD ROW': llarrer. Carbon. Olbcrdlng, Palm. Jensen. Evemun, Beebe FOURTH ROW: Brackney, Johnson. Midura, Baglicn. Lovejoy. Scott. FIFTH ROW: Tillotson. Ilaxby. Kulczycki FIRST ROW: Carlson. Morgan. Ruliffson. Miller. SECOND ROW: Berry. Baglien. Beebe. Rucinski THIRD ROW: Kulczyclci. Hendrickson. Nolandcr. Gustafson, Rotegaard. Outstanding Seniors Receive Awards Washburn Service Award: John Kulczycki and Nancy Miller were voted by the Senior Class to receive this award for service to their school. Miller of the Year Award: Al Hendrickson was the Washburn Athletic Council's choice for this award for scholarship, citizenship, and athletic achievement. First National Bank Award: On the basis of scholarship, character, and service Marlys Nolander and Charles Gustafson received this award. Leonard Moses Physical Fitness Award: Dennis Berry was chosen for this award because of his superior physical fitness and athletic leadership. Baush and Lomb Award: David Beebe was selected by the Science Department for the Scientific interest he has shown as we II as contributions he has made at Washburn. Rose Reese Award: The Social Studies Department chose Dana Rotegaard for his interest in international affairs and current events. Betty Crocker Future Homemaker Aw ard: Marcia Carlson received this award for scoring highest at Washburn on a test given by General Mills. Daughter of the American Revolution Award: Ann Morgan received this award on the basis of her patriotism and service to Washburn. Northwestern National Bank Award: Linda Rucinski was given this award for her excellent stenographic skills. Minneapolis Star and Tribune Award: This aw'ard for leadership, character, and service was presented to Joan Ruliffson. Stanley Person Memorial Award: This award was presented to Rolf Baglien for his interest in mathematics and athletics. 150 FIRST ROW: Paul, HullonquM Pierce. Van Hilst SECOND ROW: Beebe, Morgan. Marktiv Fine THIRD ROM : Jenson. Duehn, TJcrnlund. Sigan FOURTH ROW’: Hill. Ilaxb , Yw. Hastings. Frank FIFTH ROW: Prime. Paulson. NoJandcr. Kincaid. Ashman. Baglien Academic Excellence Achieved The members of the Honors Group are chosen only on the basis of academic performance during their three years at Washburn. The group consists of twenty-three seniors comprising the top three per cent of the Class of 1969. Charles R. Ashman Rolf I). Baglien David L. Beebe Linda Daehn Susan J. Fine Roberta Frank Lois Hallonquist Nancy E. Hastings James Haxby C. Richard Hill Kristen S. Jensen A. Douglas Kincaid. Ill Sylvia L. Markus Ann M. Morgan Marlys E. Nolander Helen Paul I irry Paulson Alice R. Pearce Claudia Pierce Bette L. Sigan Marie A. Tjernlund Alike Van llilst Chung Ki Yce 151 Mill. Ruliffson. Baglicn. Beebe. Last June four seniors represented Washburn at Boys' and Girls State. David Beebe, Rolf Bag-lien, and Rich Hill spent one week on the campus of Gustavus Adolphus. All three were members of the Nationalist Party and were nominated by that party for state-wide offices. Dave, Rolf, and Rich were also elected to various positions within their respective cities. Joan Ruliffson was Washburn’s representative at Girls' State, held at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds. Merit Winners, Youth Staters Honored Nine seniors from Washburn earned recognition as Semi-Finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (NMSQT). These winners include Joe Lee, Tom Anderson, David Beebe, Dana Rotegaard, Doug Kincaid, Jerry Nichols, Alice Pearce, Nancy Hastings and Rich Hill. These students scored well on the NMSQT and the SAT. They are eligible to win scholarships up to $1000. For their scores on the NMSQT, sixteen other seniors received Letters of Commendation. FIRST ROW: Nichols. Pearce, Hastings. Mill SECOND ROW: U-c. Anderson. Beebe. Rotegard. Kincaid 152 Class Activities Begin At Ihduhapi February 14 marked the day of the first Senior event of the year, the Snow Party. Under the planning of Senior Board, about 250 seniors were bussed to Camp Ihduhapi. Tobogganing, ping-pong, broom hockey, and skating were just some of the activities utilized by the hearty Millers. Afterwards, most of the seniors took part in a wild series of square dances. Finally, Class President, John Kulczycki, drew the names of ten door-prize winners, including his own. Washburnites brave treacherous slopes. I.es swings from man to man. Nancy Aaker Winilield Aaker Bruce Aaserud Call Abraham John Albright Paulina Amira Mary Abbey Janet Akenson John Allison Barbara Anderson Nothing Great Was Ever Achieved Lcs kindles spirit. David Anderson Heather Anderson James Anderson Jill Anderson Jonolle Anderson Kenneth Anderson Leslie Anderson Mark Anderson Morris Anderson 154 Seniors model new uniforms. Pamela Anderson Thomas Anderson Todd Anderson Patricia Anderson Thomas Anderson Arthur Andrews Without Enthusiasm — Emerson Priscilla Anker Craig Arnold Janet Arnold Diane Arn en Andrea Aronson Marilynn Arradondo Stephen Arundel Charles Ashman Steven Austin Bette Awes Susan Bader Boll Baglien 155 L-ettermen aid in lunchroom. J mn Bailey Janet Bailey Rebecca Baldwin Sally Bard Seniors frolic w David Barnuin Paul Barren Stephen Bauder Brenda Bauermcistcr Barbara Baumbcrger Pamela Beard Barbara Beaudetle Renee Becker David Beebe Mary Beevon Mary Bectvch Patricia Beiholler David Bell Mark Bennett Beth Bennington 156 Jean Benton Aria Berg Alan Bergenon Gan Bergqimt Dennis Bern Rebecca Bicker after hours. “Eat, Drink, And Be Merry Jan Bijint Man Jo Bishop Susan Blake William Blanco Mark Blazevic Ann Blinn John Bod in Kim Bnhlinc Pamela Bocrbooin Gan Bohr 157 I.inch Bolinc Laurel Bonk Anita Bnovalis Pamela Boyer Janet Brack nev Sandra Braman Julia nr Brand Nancy Brandjord Leah Breidall Carolyn Brewer Bruce Brobcrg Patricia Brodin Patricia Brown Bradford Buffic Michael Bundul Kathleen Burk Patricia Burniece Kathleen Butler Deborah Buhn Eileen Burbank Michele Burniece Carol Burnside Elisabeth Butts Seniors Roam Our Hallowed Halls Cheryl Cain Gregory Canfield Larry Carl berg Dayton Carbon Cayolen Carbon Jill Carlson Marcia Carlson Polly Carbon Richard Carbon Thomas Carbon Vicki Carbon Scott Carmell 159 Damien presides. Mark Carney Daniel Carr Betsy Carroll Nancy Carroll Steven Cegla Seeta Charyulu Donald Chase Gary Christenson Seniors Provide School With Timothy Christiansen Mary Christianson I.aurel Christophersen John Clark Kevin Cleare Candyce Clementson Debora Clemmer Jacquc Colburn Janet Colburn Jon Cole Martha Collins Monica Cook 160 Logan Coomb Phyllis Cooper Clifford Cracauer James Cramer Scott ('raven Alan Crawford Barbara Crocker Convlance Cundy Dianne Curry Weston Culler Leadership Douglas De W olle L nnc DeVay Linda Daebii James DanieKon Jamev Daugherty Marlin Davis George De Beck Dianne De Lapp 161 Students await senior homeroom. Mission Impossible: Destroy Washburns spirit. Steven Dietz Norman Domhnlt Allen Domin Gregory Donaghuc John Dorsey Marcia Dowling Denim Driggers Susan Dunlap Barbara Dunning Diane Eckhofl Ann Eddy Bruce Edwards Bobert Edwards Jonathan Egbert Hunter on the rampage. Karin Eide Steven Klavsky Thomas Eklo Scott Eller 16? Voluptua vies for Miss Popularity. Roger Englnon Cary Engstrand Daniel Erdmann Philip Englund Jamie Erckenbrack Douglas Erhard Millwheels 68 Reflects Senior Talent Mary Erickson Rick Erickson Barbara Krnrwrin Emily Evcnson l.ance Evingson Susan Fahlstrom I .auric Farnam Dale Farnum Patricia Farrell Martha Feat her tone Joann Feiker David Feroe 163 Michael Ferret-Alison Fifer Nancy Fifer Susan Fine Karol Finstrom Michael Flanigan Kevin Flcshcr Thomas Floerchingcr Sharon Flodin Andrew Flugaur David Fliigaur Carol Foley Diane Fnrmico Sigrid Forsland Stephen Frankosks Barbara Forlinan Mary Frawley Roberta Frank Jane Freeman Priscilla French Cheryl Frey Harry Fuller Mark Galarneau Kathleen Gallagher Bryan takes a Break. Studying Occupies Extra Hours Andrew Cannery Roger Gamer Kathleen Gaynor Mary Ellen Geberl Walter Cegner Mardir Getter (George Grnncr Roxanne Given Stuart Cibvon Ruth Gilmore Gary Cimmrvtad Deborah Cjcrdc David Glader Peggy Goeppinger Mark Gordon Damien Gosxett 165 THINK SNOW?? Sharon Grady Nancy Crambsch William Greenberg James Grimm Joan Gudmcstad Charles Gustafson Clare Gustafson Paul Gustafson Stephanie Ilaack Gail Ilagcman Richard flagen I.ois liallonquist Jamie Halpern Robert Halvorson “Still Achieving, Still Becky works with beakers. 166 Kathleen Hamm I uni Hammond Kalhlyn llannan James llanne Marilyn llamen Jaim-% Hinton Pamela Hanson Stephen Harley Suun llarrer WE LL NEVER FORGET: Washburn honk ... Donut Dunk ... the bell ... joints ... Voluptua Good body ... games previews ... “Think Snow ... computer report cards .. . Senior Board and Credit Bureau .. . Snow Week ... Student Council ... German Trip ... Season tickets ... WHS vs SW ... April. Fool Grits ... Class Play ... Physical Fitness Tests ... The Beatles ... extra Assistant Principal ... Mexico Trip ... Lunchroom duty ... skiing ... Word Study ... Math Analysis ... Chemistry ... the Cheerleaders .. . orange and blue bleachers ... Senior Awards ... morning bulletins ... “A very remarkable school ... music in the lunchroom ... Wahian vs Crist ... KDWB and WDGY ... Sounds of Soul ... locker honor system ... AFS Dinner ... summer school ... I.augh-in ... Simon and Garfunkel ... leather ... turtlenecks and Nehru jackets .. . Guthrie .. . beards and sideburns ... bomb on third floor ... Bird Woman ... Dudley Riggs ... Presidential Election ... Apollo 8 ... student teachers ... study hall ... Mrs. Robinson ... six foot line. Pursuing” — Longfellow Homemaker of Tomorrow Ctil llartunjc Patty Haney Koxannr lla� r Nancy llastinc 167 James Haxby Kathleen Heath Vicky Hciscl Alan Hendrickson David Hesli Timothy Hayes Itandal Heinrich Richard Heldc Susan Hendrickson I.indy Higgins “Your Labor Is For Future Hours” — Horne Student follows directions Richard Hill Mary Hillstruin Susan HilUtrom James Hilton Thomas Hohot Mark Hocking 168 Peter Holm Kenton Hopkins Daniel Horan Kllcn Horner It's ;i sign of I lit limes” I laine Howe Heidi Hove Steven Hunter Man Hurwitz Richard Indrit Leslie Iverson Brian Jackley Susan Jackson David Jacobs Terrs- Jacobson Jill Jenkins laurel Jenkins Kristen Jensen Jean Jcrncll Diane Jcttenbcrg 169 Dwight Jcwmiii Charles Johnson Bradley Johnson Craig Johnson Cynthia Johnson Donald Johnson Guy Johnson Denise Johnson Dwight Johnson Jay Johnson i Wheal Rust rivals Grist. r IN Judy makes a switch “Variety Is The Source Kristine Johnson Lesley Johnson I.inda Johnson l.ouise Johnson Mark Johnson Nancy Johnson 170 Students express their feelings Of Joy” —Gay Memories '69 Our first day as WHS orange and blue ... Welcome Week Homeroom .. . Friendship Royalty .. . the rocks .. . We are No. 1 ... pink passes . . . drivers training . . . Pepfests ... Homecoming ... cakes for the teams .. . Sadie .. . Miller-mates ... Pep band ... Millwheels ... Blue Tri ... Hi-Y ... no Hi-Y ... sports protest .. . Hustle Millers Porky's .. . tardy passes .. . Landin and Fogel .. . Sunny and Chair . . . Purple paint on WHS ... Blue Tri Semi-Formal ... buttons ... the Cake-eaters . . . Gaby, Paulina. Rum-ran, Peter .. . Poplars . . . Parade Stadium ... Batman at WHS” Flour Power ... Minimum Essentials and Composition tests . . . Band and Choir concerts .. . one-act plays term papers ... the new edition . . . Bridgeman s ... The Mall ... Prom .. Polack jokes ... PTSA .. . Exced-nn Headaches . . . new gym and new library- ... finals ... NO DOZ Kichard Johmon Sandra Johmon Sharon Johmon Vicki Johmon W ayne Johmon I homa Joint; Kenneth Joncv I homa Jordan Joanne J or I and Mary Kachclmacher CicorRc Kalberer Belinda Karnunn Beth Kantor Daniel Keefe John Keefe 171 Sharie Kell Peter Kennedy Michael Kclchan Ro rr Kennedy Patricia Kelly Carol Kenyon Athletes in action Joseph P. on a Tensions Released In Das id Kiel Judith Kilian Margaret Killy Archibald Kincaid Richard Klaers James Klot 172 smashing spree Various Ways Sentenzus 18. Cogs 12 Jeffrey Koelmel Kathry n Koenig Ronald Kraemrr John Kroth Dianne Krcnt John Kulc ycki Marilyn Kofvki Michele Koller Julie Kopacek Steven Koppcrud 173 F.lliotl Kuuhils Jeffrey Kyle Arthur Laatsch Carol Lagcrmcier Quinna I.amb Jon Landberg Lynnette Landry James Lanshans Jean Lanie Dan Laphant Washburn Seniors Pair Up Randi Larson Mary Lawrence Janet Leaf Patti Leaf Seniors do a double-take Dale Larson Deborah Larson Joseph Lee Winnifred Leifcrman 174 Leslie l-e-ik Douglas I.icn Man Leykom Susan I.ind Two heads prove better than one Trudy Undbrrg Anna Lindemanis James Lindi|uisl Cheryl Lindsey Jean Lindseth Susan I.ingle Donald Loch Sharon Lor Paul Lohman Kevin I Kingman Dana Lonn Richard Loose Charles Love David Lovrjov Seolt Lowry 175 I.) ml a Love Cheryl l.uh Marilyn Lund Katherine Lundherg Karen l.undgren Robert Madden Lli abeth Mahoney Patrick Mahoney Kobert Manning Marlene Mark Kathleen Marsh Julie Marker Lewis Marshall Sylvia Markus Mary Martin Thomas Martin Steve Martini Judy Martinson Thomas Masters Grist — Sponsored Sadie Becca welcomes business Kopperud awards prizes Christine Maxwell Marcy McCabe Haymund McCabe Judith McCarney Michael McGowan Jane McCrcw William McIntosh l.ynnettc McKinney Kevin McKinstry Encourages Girls To Nail Their Male Ronald McMillcn Jobs Mi Niilli Kathleen Mcdcalf Karen Medin Nancy Mchlin WilliamMcrriman Christopher Meyer Richard Meyer 177 William Meyer Floyd Midura Yelena Milosovich Brian Miller Bruce Miller Linda Miller Nancy Miller Bruce Mitchell Paul Mitsch Lawrence Moe Peter Moe Stephen Mohn Kristine Molitor Ann Morgan Sarah Mork Ronald Mortenson Individuals Diligently Maxine Moser William Mosher Sharon Moslet Washburn’s addition to Hyland Hills Apply Themselves Some things never go out of style Sandra .NagelI Sally Nathcmon Jessie Murphy Paul Murray Diane Nccrland Amy Nelson Bruce Nelson Lynn Mucdcking David Muller Susan Myklobye Joan Nacscth Stephen Musil Jessica Myhre Cynthia Nelson Karen Nelson Kyle Nelson Miller Athletes Excel For Another Year Paul Nelson Todd NrUon Jcrcmv Nichols Mariya Nolander Nancy Nnrdqmst Hcbccca Nelson Carol Nrnoncn Sutan Nickerson Ingrid Nor berg Sandra Norman Ronald Nelson John Newberger Jane Nirnhau Joyce Nordell Douglas Nvberg Seniors Remember: Class Officers .. . Senior Homeroom . . . journals .. . Car Smash ... NHS Induction ... philosophy, psychology, sociology ... O.J. ... Monday morning ... Maxi and Mini ... Can Patrol ... elephant jokes ... Sports Awards Auditoriums ... zero hour .. . brownie points ... Tex Ritter .. . overhead projectors ... logarithms ... coming Tuesdays at 10:00 ... Fraser-Ogdahl debate .. . “What s really real? ... Deadlines .. . Arby’s ... moonball ... McCarthy’s ... Mr. Lundgren ... Millers Impossible ... hippies and yippies . . . Rcnt-a-Babe ... Country Moe and the Fishsticks ... cake eating contest .. . snow sculptures ... Harley and Gumby ... SAT, ACT, MSAT, NMSQT ... college applications ... senior announcements ... all-night party ... Commencement 180 . i 'll Jeannette O'Brien Stephen O'Brien Theresa O'Brien Lucy O l-iuelilm Mary Olberdinx William O'Brien Roxer Oxilvie Daniel O'Crady Linda Oium Katherine O'Dell Barbara Odoms Mia Olsen Robert Olsen Bruce Olson Bryan Olson Douglas Olson lam Olson Jacqueline Olson Patricia Olson 181 Margaret Op.iva Steven Ordahl Sandi Owens Jean Opheim Brian Osberg Susan Paetzcl Norman Orbcck James Otto Curt Page Theresa Pajerski Barbara Palm Mark Pappas Terry Pascoe Helen Paul Palricia Paulus Marston Pearson Marcia Paquay Joe Patton I.arry Paulson Charles Payne Robert Pearson Martha Partridge David Paukner Pamela Paulson Alice Pearce Janet Pederson “Cake — The Breakfast Of Champions” Kent Pederson Thomas Pedric David Perkins Rita Perkins Marlys Perlman Joseph Perrier Lonnie Perry William Peters 183 Michael Peterson Patricia Peterson Paul Peterson Sharon Peterson Seniors mill about Jeanne Petersen Bonnie Peterson Darlene Peterson Dennis Peterson JoAnn Peterson Karen Peterson I.ee Peterson Linda Peterson “Tomorrow To Fresh Spirit rings out Jane Phillips Claudia Pierce Belinda Pinck 184 Rex Pryor Andrew Ptihos Richard Quest Deutsch Discussion Scott Quigglc Alice Ra an Michael Ralkc Sharon Randall Gail Rcvak John Re .ah Philip Riba Donald Ringham Lance Riley David Rist Woods, And Pastures New” — iMilton Weigh-in Douglas Rivers John Robb 185 T. P. victim John Rochford William Rock Arthur Rondeau Michael Rosecn Deborah Rosenblatt William Ross Dana Rotegard I nula Rucinski “I Am The People — The Mob — The Crowd” Jeffrey Russell Julie Rynchck Patricia Satrc Richard Ruden Joan Ruliffson Robin Russell James Sailer Thomas Sayther Candace Rudolf Karen Rundquisl Kathleen Ryan Vicky Sampson Eileen Scanlon 186 “ For the sake of a crowded audience' Janet Schatzlein Frederick Schcch Ann Schimke Linda Schlink Bardin Schlit Carol Sehlueter Jeffrey Schmitz William SchoberR Susan Schultz Karen Schulz David Schwartz Cheer for the Orange and Blue 187 Mr. l.ydell supervises choir trip Clinton Scott UVonnc Selin Michael Sell Sarah Shabel ■ auric Sell Joy Shaffer Stephen Shaffer Bette Sigan James Sharp Manuel Silva Ann Sheehan Richard Sirany Mary Sirr Susan Sirvio Ronald Skaar Shelby Slick Bradley Smith John Smith Judith Smith Nancy Smith Wclby Smith 188 William Smith Lynne Smvwr Keith Sohlin Kichard Sorenson John Sou u Peter Smell Susan Spika Kathleen Spohn ‘‘Times Change And We Change With Them’ Joseph St. Cyr Holly Stauhlv Corinne Stahl Neil Sleeker Carol Stanton Kenneth Stenmark Pigeon sisters coo al One Acts 189 Thomas Stcnoicn Cynthia Stenzcl Robert Stevens Deborah Stewart Paula Stickney Dierdrc Stitzel Cynthia Stratton Frank St reed Paulina adds Latin Charm. “These are the times that try men’s souls “Study Is A Martha Strom Martha Sullivan Judy Stromquist Carolyn Swanson Gayle Stuckey Leslie Swanson Weariness” — Ecclesiastes Inquisitive students seek knowledge David Swanstrom Richard Swanstrom Carol Swenson Janet Swenson Dennis Taylor Gregory Taylor Wayne Swenson John Swindler Robert Swinton James Taylor Mare Taylor Martin Svme Beverly Taillclcr Marlene Tangcn Vicki Thelen Marcia Thorp 191 Gary Thorvig Richard Tice John Tillotson MIS bookstore provides necessary aids. Athletes strive to excel. Seniors Susan Tisdale Tanya Tolman John Tucker Barbara Turnbull John Ubl Marie Tjernlund Karen Tornquist Pamela Tucker James Tyvand Ken Ujifusa 192 Scott Valentine Crain Van Bockel IflllRWVi John guides senior homeroom. Look Toward Future Ankc Van llilst Kari Veblen Gaby Velasco Mark Vcmen David Walburg John Walkup Patricia Wallace Wendy Watcrston Deborah W’at I Joan Weiklccngct Gregory Wcnnbcrjt Susan W alii red Susan Watson John Weigel John Web Frederick Whitney 193 Bonnie Wibcrg JoAnn Wichelmann Judith Wichelmann Sharlce Wick Karen Wickstrom David Wildung Margaret Wilhelmy Margaret Wilhite Farl Williams Jacklan Williams Frank Williams Peter Williams “Pursuit Of Three in a row — I win.” Manuals greet college-bound seniors. Knowledge Under Difficulties’ — Dickens Rodney Wilson Timothy Wilson Deborah Wingard Margaret Wold Jacqueline Woll Jeannie Wong Kimberley Wood Hose Wreath Jeffrey Wright Hubert Yee Michael Ycrigan Candee Yoshikawa Gayle Young Haul Youngquist Mark Zahncr 195 4 IT IS T RU E .... THKT SOVITHWW WAS 0E O S CHOSEN TO WIN CIT yconplrc NCe hakv. IT • ] IS TRUE.... that S.W TIED THE COW eo s AND LOST TO BIG 1 BLAKE. yOO WILL not DENY or course THAT WA5MBORN BOMBf t liTTLG BEAK E M- 0 AND RIPPED WEST S- 1 ...... TM 6 ls aoc us TO Bt- 'F.e 196 Women, Bring On The Wine . . . “We’re The Class Of 69” Acknowledgements Editor Production Editor Business Manager Copy Editors Lynn Muedeking Wendi Leiferman Mary Hurwitz Pat Sat re Sue .Schultz Art Layout Editors Picture Editors Typists Barbara Erncwein Lucy O’Laughlin Ann Morgan Sandy Johnson Besty Butts Linda Hucinski WAHIAN staff members discovered a time to learn, a time to seek, a time to accomplish during the production of the yearbook. The Staff learned cooperation, patience and sharing through the hard work of meeting deadlines, working on copy, layouts and all the other elements necessary to make a yearbook a complete representation of the school year. The entire staff put in many hours of time and effort during zero, first, and second hours as well as after school and on weekends. I would like to express my thanks to Mr. Burt Hedstrom for helping us on production and deadlines, student photographers Mick Bundul, Ron Chase, and Lewis Marshall who made the book possible, Mr. Roger Lundgren for his numerous formal photographs and typists Betsy Butts and Linda Rucinski who often worked overtime. My special thanks goes to Mr. Gary Wald for the many hours he spent working with us. Lynn Muedeking Editor Academic Faculty Bette Sigan Marie Tjernlund Underclassmen Pat Brodin School Life Sue Bader Jill Carlson Sports Clare Gustafson Nancy Hastings Seniors Scott Eller Ellen Horner John Tillotson Photographers Mick Bundul Lewis Marshall Ron Chase Advisor Mr. Gary Wald 200 Faculty And Staff ACKERMAN, KAY — Ofman Blur Tri Advisor B A . Macalcstrr College. ANDERSON. CARI. W — Principal M A University of Minnesota, ANDERSON. JOHN — Coordinator (Trade and Industry). University of Minnesota ANDERSON. PATRICIA — Knglbh. B A . Sr Catherine College. ARIO. FRANK — Government, Phikuophy Supervisor of Pnlitix Club. B Squad Football Coach. B A . Augsburg College AUSTIN. CEORCE — Spanish. Spannh Club Advisor B A , Augsburg College BACUVO. MICHAEL — World Hbtory B S . Winona State College. BARNETT. EM — Band. Orchestra. Miller-mates Advisor. M.M.Ed., University of Idaho BECK. GARRAHD — English. Word Stud) POPLARS Advisor. Movie Club Advisor, B A , University of Minnesota. BERAN. MARGARET — I .at in. English Latin Club Advisor. B.A., University of Dubuque BOEN. CHER IF! — English. Psychology. Debate Debate Club Advisor B.A . Moorhead Stale College BRAZZEL. SUZANNE — Art B S . University of North Dakota BUSYN. EMILY — Finance Clerk. CARLSON. CARL — Economics. Government. Sophomore Football Coach. Sophomore Track Coach. Varsity Hockey Coach B A . Duluth Teachers College CARLSON. F.DWINA — Book-Librarian. Clerk CERSINE. ROGER — Sociology. U S History National Honor Society Advisor M A.. University of Minnesota. CLAESON. LOUIS — English. Speech M A . University of Minnesota COLBY. JAMES — Physio Chess Club Advi-sor B A . SI Olaf College. CONRAD. BONNIE — Chemistry Blue Tri Advisor B A.. Indiana University. COSGROVE. JAMES — Algebra-Trigonometry. Math Analysis. Varsity Baseball Coach COURTNEY. C WAYNE — Assistant Principal BA. Mankato. M.A.. University of Minnesota CRAM. YE I [A — Consumer Economics. M.A , University of Minnesota CUSACK. I.ORETTA — Girls Health. Physical Fid neat ion Girls Coll Coach M.A . Columbia University. DACKO. ETHYL — Textbook-Library Clerk DAHL. ANNF7ITE — English. Creative Writing National Honor Society Advisor. B.S.. University of Minnesota DANIEL. EDWIN — American History M.Ed . University of Oklahoma DAVIS. DONALD — Art. Commercial Art B S . University of Minnesota DIEHL. WILLIAM — English B S . University of Minnesota DILLS. MICHAEL — German B S . University of Minnesota DOWLING. KATHLEEN — English BS. University of Minnesota DUNN. HAROLD — French French Club Advisor. M A.. University Laval EILER, JOHN — World History . U S History Assistant Swimming Coach B A.. Augsburg College, EMERSON. CONRAD — Physical Education Wrestling Coach. Varsity Track Coach, Cross Country Coach B S . University of Minnesota EVEN SON. OBFiRT — Sophomore Counselor American F'ield Service Advisor M A , University of Minnesota EVVaLD. GLINT — World Hbtory. U S Hbtory, Assistant Football Coach B A . Maralcstcr. M A . Wake Jorrst University FIGGE, VERONICA — Girls Phvsiea! Faltica-lion B S., St Cloud Slate College FLUCSTAD. DAVID — Mechanical Drafting M A.. University of Minnesota. CFOHCE. BURTON — F'.lementary Algelira. Algebra-Trigonometry. Geometry. BS. Wisconsin State University. CROBF. SICKID — Rrqubitiun Clerk GUDAHL. GLADYS — Occupational Relations. Office Skills M A, University of Minnesota. HALEY. CATHRYN — Nurse Ph S . University of Minnesota. HARRIS. SHARON — Home Economics B S . W Michigan University. HALVERSON. STEPHEN — Art. Audio-Visual Director B.S., University of Minnesota HELLECKSON. RUSSEL — Assntant Principal M A., University of Minnesota HELVIG. MELANIE—Spanish Waldorf College. B S.. University of Minnesota HERMANSON, CRAIG — Advance Bioiogv. Biology B A . University of Minnesota JOHNSON. CLIFFORD — Advanced Shorthand. Stenographic Skills. Business I .aw Senior Advisor. Cheerleaders Advisor. Credit Bureau Advisor MS. Mankato Stale College KAPLAN. HATTIE — World History A B . Wheaton College KEEGAN. FLORENCE — Foods. Home and F'amily Living B S., University of Minnesota. KIRSCIIBAUM. CURTIS — Electronics B S . University of Minnesota. KHAUSF7 ROBERT — English Student Council Advisor M F A., Columbia University KROOK. GARY — Industrial Metals. Wood B S.. Mankato Stair College LONG. FHANCIS — Counseling Clerk. LUND. HELEN — Adminstrative Aide. LYDELL. WILLIAM — Choral. Vocal Music M M , University of Michigan I.YKKEN. GEORG — English CRIST Advisor M.A.. Carlcton College MAGUNSON. DOROTHY — Senior Counselor National Honor Society Chairman M A„ University of Minnesota MACNUSON. HELEN — Attendance Clerk MARTIN ANN - English AB. Mkk ebur} College. M.A . Harvard University Graduate School of Fxiucation. MAUREN. ERDINE —Clerk McCUIRE. SHANNON — Art MEIER. BEVERLY — Girls' Health. Physical Education Girls' Swimming Coach Girl v Tennis Coach. B S-. University of Minnesota MINTY. HELEN — Geometry H A . Carlcton College MOSSON. MADELINE — English AB. Shurtleff College MORRIS. ANITA — English BS. Indiana State University NELSON. DAVID — Biology National Honor Society Advisor B S., University of Minnesota NELSON. PEGGY — Attendance Clerk. OIII.AND. CLARENCE — Junior and Sophomore Counselor M.A.. University of Minnesota. OLSON. JAMES — Drama Class Plav Advisor B S . Mankato Stale College. ORLOWSK1. MARY ANN — Librarian M A . University of Wisconsin PAI.EKN. ETHEL — Junior Counselor M.A . University of Minnesota POTTFIR. ALFRED — Algebra-Trigomanetry. Senior Math. Geometry. Varsity Tennis Coach, Flquipment Manager B S.. St Cloud State College POWERS, JAMES — Occupational Relations. Bookkeeping B S.. University of Minnesota RASMUSSF7N. AI.AN — Chemistry Assistant Wrestling Coach. National Honor Society Advbor M A . Iowa State College RITTER. LENUS — Algebra-Trigonometry. Geometry M S , University of Utah ROGERS. RONALD — Speech. Stage Manager. Forensics Advbor. BS. University of Minnesota RUI.IFFSON. DAVID — US Hbtory. Health Varsity Basketball Coach, (kill Coach B S-. University nf Minnesota RUTHERFORD. JAMES — Spanish B Squad F'ootball Coach. Sophomore Hockey Coach B.S.. St. Cloud State College BERCH. MARY ROSE — French BA . College of St Catherine. SANDVIC. EUCENE — Physical Education F’irst Assistant F'ootball Coach. Assistant Track Coach. Lettcrmen s Club Advbor B.S . Gustavus Adolphus College. SCHAUER. AUGUST — Art M.Ed.. University of Minnesota 201 SCIILAGKU LOUDEN — Economics. Gov-ernmenl Republican Advisor of Pidlll« Club B S , University of Minnesota SCHMIDT. NORMAN — Typing. BS. Macalester College. M A.. University of Minnesota SCIIMIDT. ROCHELLE — Geometry, Elementary Algebra Mag Twtrier s Advisor B S., University of Minnesota SCHOMMER. NICHOLAS — History SCHULTZ. ALICE — Program Social Worker Clerk. SMITH. RAYMOND — U S History Athletic Director B A . Coe College STALL.MAN. EUCENE — Head Engineer STEPHENS. JOHN — Boys' Health. Physical Education Sophomore Baseball Coach B S . University of Minnesota STEVENSON. DOROTHY — Bookkeeping, Recordkeeping. Typewriting M A . University of Minnesota STITZEL. KEITH — Shorthand. Business l_aw B S . Minot Slate College —A— Aaker. Nancy Nancy, p I.VI — N1IS. Blue Tri. Student Council. Swimming Team. Orchestra. Girl's Choir. Choraliers. Aaker. Winifield Shanker. p IVt — lli-Y, Drama Club Aaserud. Bruce Brute, p 154 Abbey. Mary Mary, p 154 — NIIS. Senior Board. Band Council. Pep Band. POPLARS. Blue Tri. AES Abeln. Mark Mark Abraham. Gail Gail, p 154 — Blue Tri. AES Akenson, Janet Janet, p 154 — Blue Tri. UC Club Albright. John John. p. 154 — Football Allison. John John, p 154 Amira. Paulina Paulina, p 154 — AFS Student from Chile. Spannh Club. Blue Tri Anderson. Barbara Barbie, p 154 — Part-Time Work Program. DEC'A Anderson. David Dave, p 154 — Captain of the Wrestling Team. Track Team. Cross Country Team. Anderson. Heather Heather, p 154 — NHS, Blue Tri. POPLARS Anderson. James Jim. p 154 Anderson. Jill Jill, p 154 — Blue Tri, l.alin Club. Drama Club Anderson. Jonelle Jonelle. p. 154 Anderson. Kenneth Ken. p 154 — Hi-Y Anderson. Leslie l.rs. p 154 — Cheerleader. Student Council. Blue Tri. NHS Anderson. Mark Mark, p 154 — NHS. l-rtler-men s Club. Crass Country Team. Track Team Anderson. Marston Marston Anderson. Morris Morris, p 154 Anderson. Pamela Pam. p 155 — Part-Time SVERDRUP. GEORGE — Math Analysis. M.A.. University of Minnesota SWIDERSKI. EDWARD — Senior Counselor Junior Achievement Advisor. M A.. University of Minnesota. TEMTE. BRUCE — Physics. Geometry Chess Club Advisor BA., B S . University of Minnesota M i Harvard THAYER. PATRICIA — Biology BS. Drake University THOMPSON. LEILA — Clothing BS. University of Minnesota TONKIN. THOMAS — Wood B S . University of Minnesota at Duluth. TRAYNOR. GARY — Biology M A . University of Minnesta TURNBAUCH. BRUCE — World History Varsity Swimming Coach. Assistant Sophomore Fonthall Coach BS. University of Wyoming. WALL). GARY — English Wuhian Advisor B A . College of St Thomas WALSH. ARMILLA — English M.A., Class Of 1969 Work Program Anderson. Patricia Pat. p 155 Anderson, Thomas K Tom. p 155 — NHS Anderson. Thomas D Tom. p 155. Anderson. Todd Todd, p 155 Andrews. Arthur John, p 155 — Hi-Y Anker. Priscilla Sill, p 155 — Blue Tri. Miller-mates. Millwheels Arnold. Craig Craig, p 155 Arnold. Janet Jan. p 155 Arncen. Diane Diane, p 155 Aronson. Andrea Andy, p 155 — Blue Tri. AFS. Arradondo. Marilynn Marilynn. p. 155 Arundel, Stephen Steve, p 155 — Hockey Team. I.ettermen s Club Ashman. Charles Charlie, p 155 — NHS. Cocaptain of the Football Team, larttermen Club Austin. Steven Steve, p 155 — Senior Board Awes. Bette Bette, p 155 — Blue Tri. AFS Backcn. Patricia Pat Bader. Susan Sue. p 155 — NHS. AFS. Blue Tri. W AIIIAN Baglien. Rolf Rolf, p 155 — NHS. AFS. Vicr-President of the Senior Class, Senior Board. Football Team. Basketball Team. Baseball Team. Ixttermen s Club. Bailey, James Jim. p 156 — Drama Club Bailey. Janet Janet, p 156 — Junior Achievement. Red Crass Baldwin. Rebecca Becky, p. 156 — AFS. Girl's Choir. Drama Club. Blue Tri Bard. Sally Sally, p 156 — AFS. Blue Tri. Pep Band Barnum. David Dave, p 156 — Marching. Macalester College WEIS, DAYNOR — Government. Psychology M Ed.. University of North Dakota WELLS. MARY ALICE — English M.A . University of Minnesota WEMEIER. GEORGE —Economics. Government. Head Football Coach. M Ed., Macalester College WHITE. WILLIAM — Black Studies Course. BS. University of Minnesota; L.L.B., W illiams M itchell (College of law WOLK. ROBERT — English Drmixratic Advisor of Politic Club. B S,, University of Minnesota WOODBECK. SHEILA — Librarian B A ? St. Scholastics WURST. D ALLAN — World History. U S History B A . College of St Thomas YUNG. JUDY — English U.C Club Advisor B A . College of St. Catherine Concert, and Pep Bands, Intermural Sports Barros, Paul Paul. p. 156 Rauder. Stephen Steve, p 156 Bauermeister. Brenda Brenda, p 156 — AFS. Blue Tri. Pep Club. Baumherger, Barbara Barb, p 156 Beard. Pamela Pam. p. 156 — Millwheels Beaudette. Barbara Barb, p 156 — Blur Tri Becker. Renee Renee, p 156— Pep Club. Blue Tri. Part-Time Work Program. Beebe. David Dave, p 156 Beeson. Mary Mary, p 156 — Girl s Choir. Blue Tri. Pep Club. Bertvch. Mary Mary , p 156 — Blue Tri. Pep Club. Cirl's Sw imming Team Beihoffer. Patricia Patty, p. 156 Bell. David Dave, p 156 Bennett. Mark Mark, p 156 Bennington. Beth Beth. p. 156— Millwheels Benson. Jean Jean, p 157 — Blue Tri. Spanish Club Berg. Aria Aria, p 157 — AFS. Pep Club. Blue Tri Bergerson. Alan Alan, p 157 — Hi-Y Bcrgquist. Gary Kirby, p 157 — Hi-Y Berry . Dennis Dennis, p 157 — Co-captain of the Football Team. Captain of the Baseball Team. Lettermen's Club Bicker. Rebecca Becky, p 157 — AFS. Miller-mates. Blue Tri. Student Council, Drama Club. Biggs. Jan Jan. p 157 — Republican Club. Art Club Bishop. Mary Jo Mary Jo. p 157 — AFS. Drama Club. Blue Tri. Republican Club Blake. Susan Sue. p. 157 — Blue Tri. Blanco. William Bill, p 157 Blaievic. Mark Mark, p 157 202 Blinn, Ann Ann. p. 157 — Blur Tri, Republican Club. Art Club. Bodin,John John.p. 157. Boer boom. Pamela Pam. p. 157 — Part-Time Work Program. Bohline. Kim Kim. p. 157. Bohr. Cary Cary. p. 157 — Marching Band. Track Team Boline. I.inda Linda, p 158 — Blue Tri. AFS Bonk, laurel Laurel, p. 158 — One Act Plays. Drama Club. Girl's Choir. TAP Boosalis. Anita Xitsa. p. 158. Boyer, Pamela Pam. p 158— Blue Tri. Brackney. Janet Janet, p 158— Spanish Club. Blue Tri. AKS. NHS. CARA. Debate Bragrr. Daniel Dan Braman. Sandra Sandy, p 158 Brand. Juliane Juliane. p 158— NHS. Orchestra. Girl's Swimming Team. Brandjord. Nancy Nancy, p. 158— AFS. Blue Tri. Breidall. Leah Leah. p. 158 — Part-Time Work Program. Brewer. Carolyn Carolyn, p 158 — Movie Club. YDFL. Orchestra. R A.C.E Brigadier. Cordon Gordon Broberg, Bruce Bruce, p. 158 — Football Team. Hockey Team. Hi-Y Brodin. Patricia Pat. p 158— NHS. AFS. Blue Tri. Latin Club. WAHIAN. Brown. Patricia Pat. p. 158 — Blue Tri. Buchanan. Steven Steve. Buflie. Bradford Brad. p. 159 — B-Squad Football Team. Buhn, Deborah Dcbby. p 159— Choralicrs Bundul, Michael Mick. p. 159 — NHS. AFS. Madrigals, Choralicrs. WAH IAN. Burbank. Eileen Eileen, p. 159 Burk, Kathleen Kathy, p 159 — Blue Tri Burniece. Michele Mikcy. p 159 — Blue Tri. Tennis Team. Drama Club. Burniece. Patricia Pat. p. 159 — Student Council. Blue Tri. Drama Club. Tennis Team. Burnside. Carol Carol, p. 159 — Blue Tri. UC Club. AFS. Part-Time Work Program Butler. Kathleen Kathy, p 159 — AFS. Blue Tri. Drama Club. Butts. Elizabeth Betsy, p. 159 — Ah'S. Blue Tn. Drama Club. WAH I AN. —C- Cahill. Laurence Lorrv. Cain. Cheryl Cheryl, p. 159 — Blue Tri. Marching Band. Red Cross. POPLARS. Canfield. Gregory Greg, p 159 — AFS Carlberg. Larry Larry, p. 159 — Drama Club. Millwheels. Carlson, Dayton Dayton, p 159 — German Club. Carlson. Gayolen Gay. p 159 — Blue Tri. Part-Time Work Program. Carlson. Jill Jill, p 159 — NHS. AFS. Blue Tri. Credit Bureau. Latin Club. WAHIAN Carlson. Marcia Marcia, p. 159 — Girl s Choir. Library Aide. Senior Board. NHS. Betty Crocker Homemaker Aw ard Carlson. Polly Polly, p. 159 — Blue Tri. Senior Board. Carlson. Richard Dick, p 159 — Football Team, Hockey Team. la-ttermcn s Club Carlson, Thomas Tom. p 159 — Ski Team. Ixttermen's Club Carlson. Vicki Vicki, p. 159 — Blue Tri. AFS. Girl's Sw imming Team. Credit Bureau. Carmcll, Scott Scott, p 159 Carney, Mark Mark, p 160 — Hi-Y. Carr, Daniel Dan. p 160 Carroll. Betsy Betsy, p 160 — Blue Tri. (kdf Team. Carroll. Nancy Nance, p 160 — Choralicrs. Blue Tri. Cegla, Steven Steve, p 160. Chary ulu, Seeta Seeta. p 160 Chase. Donald Don. p. 160 — (Toss Country Team. Track Team. Wrestling Team. Hi-Y. Lettermen’s Club. Christenson. Cary Gary, p 160 — Audio Visual Crew. Christianson. Mary Mary, p 160 — Millwheels. Forensics. NHS, GRIST. Christiansen. Timothy Tim. p 160 — NIIS. Drama Club. Millwheels Christophcrson, Laurel Laurel, p 160— AFS Clark. John John. p. 160 — Captain of the Cross Country Team. Track Team. Hockey. Lettcrmen's Club. Hi-Y. Clcare. Kevin Kevin, p 160 Clementson. Candyce Candy, p. 160 — Blue Tri. Clemmer, Debora Debora, p 160— Part-Time Work Program. Colburn. Jacquc Jacquc. p. 160 — Blue Tri. NHS. Spanish Club. Drama Club. Girl's Choir. Colburn. Janet Janet, p. 160 — Blue Tri. Drama Club. AFS. Cole, Jon Jon. p 160— NHS. Wrestling Team. I.ettermcn‘s Club. Collins. Martha Martha, p. 160. Cook. Monica Monica, p. 160 — Drama Club. Millwheels. Blue Tri. Library Aide. Coombs. Ix gan Logan, p 161 Cooper. Phyllis Phyllis, p. 161 — Spanish Club. Blue Tri Cosselte, Michael Mike. p. 161 Cracauer. Clifford Cliff, p 161 Cramer. James Jim. p. 161 — Part-Time Work Program. Craven, Scott Scott, p. 161 — NHS. Crawford. Alan Alan, p 161 — Golf Team Crocker. Barbara Barb, p 161 — Millermates Crooks, Patricia Pat Cullen. Michael Mike. Cundy, Constance Connie, p 161 — NHS, AFS. Girl's Swimming Team. Blue Tri. Spanish Club. CRIST Curry. Dianne Dianne, p. 161 — AFS. Blue Tri. Girl's Swimming Team. Girl's Choir Cutter. Weston Wes. p 161 — Choralicrs. Millwheels. Madrigals —D— Daehn. Linda Linda, p 161 — Blue Tri. Foreign Relations Committee. Girl's Choir. Danielson. James Jim. p 161 — Choralicrs. Republican Club. Manager Junior Varsity Football Team. Daugherty, James Jim. p 161 — Baseball Team. B-Squad Football Team. Hi-Y. 1 .et-lerrnen Club. Davis, Martin Marty, p 161 De Beck. George George, p. 161 De I-app. Dianne Dianne, p. 161 — Cheerleader. Blue Tri. Girl's Choir. Office Aide. Senior Board. De NVolfe. Douglas Doug. p. 161 Dcvay. Lynne Lynne, p. 161 — Blue Tri. Choir. Office Aide. Part-Time Work Program. Dietz. Steven Steve, p. 162 — It-Squad Football Team. Domholt. Norman Norm. p. 162 — President. Concert Master, and Drum Major of Marching Baud, Stage Band. Orchestra. Pep Band. German Band. Drama Club. Credit Bureau. Domm. Allen Allen, p 162. Donaghue, Gregory Greg, p 162. Dorsey, John John, p 162 — Hockey Team Dowling. Marcia Marc, p 162 — Blue Tri. DECA Club Driggers. Dennis Dennis, o. 162. Dunigan. Patricia Pat. p. 162 Dunlap. Susan Sue. p 162 — Blue Tri. NHS, Choralicrs. Dunning. Barbara Barb. p. 162 — Cheerleader. Blue Tri. Girl’s Choir. Student Council —E— Ebcling, Blaine Blaine, p 162— NHS. Eckholf. Diane Diane, p 162 — AFS. Blue Tri. Tennis Team. Badminton Team. Eddy. Ann Patrice, p 162 — NHS. Spanish Club, Movie Club. Edwards, Bruce Bruce, p 162 — Football Team. Swimming Team. Lettermen’s Club Edwards. Robert Bob, p. 162 — Football Team. Baseball Team. Captain of the Swimming Team, larttcrmcn's Club Egbert, Jonathan Jon. p. 162 — Band. Orchestra Eide. Karin Karin, p 162 Eklo, Thomas Tom. p. 162 — AFS. Senior. Madrigals. Choralicrs. Elavsky. Steven Steven, p 162 Eller. Scott Scott, p 162 — AFS. NHS. Credit Bureau. WAHIAN. Engleson, Roger Roger, p 163 Englund. Philip Phil, p 163 — Hi-Y Engstrand, Gary Cary, p 163 — NHS. President of the Movie Club. Erckenbrack, Jamie Jamie, p 163 — Blue Tri. Drama Club. Erdmann. Daniel Dan. p 163. Erhard. Douglas Doug. p. 163 — B-Squad Football Team Erickson, Mary Mary, p 163 — Blue Tri. NHS. AFS. CARA Erickson. Rick Rick, p 163 Ernewein, Barbara Barb, p 163 — NHS. Spanish Club. WAHIAN. Evcnson, Emily Emily, p 163 — NHS. Girl's Choir, Senior Board. Blue Tri 203 Evingson, Lance Ijiht, p 163 — One Act Plays —F— Fahltlrom. Susan Sue. p. 163 — Blue Tri Farnaiii. (.auric I-auric, p 163. Farnuin. Dale Dale, p 163 — Part-Time Work Program, Farrell, Patricia Pat. p 163. Krrlhrnlonr. Martha Martha, p 163 — Blue Tri. C.'horalien. Feiker. Joann Jo. p. 163— Blue Tri Feroe, David Dave, p 163 — NHS. Drama Club. Mill wheels Fence. Michael Mike. p. 164 — Swimming Team. laitinCluh Filer. Alison Alison, p 161 — Tennis Team. Blue Tri. Orman Club. Drama Club. AFS. Millwheels. Filer. Nano Penny, p 164 — Blue Tri. Tennis Team. German Club, Drama Club. Millwheels. Fine. Susan Sue. p 164 — Nils. Ah'S. Blue Tri. Credit Bureau. Spanish Club. Chess Club Finstrom. Karol Karol, p 161 — Blue Tri. UC Club. Flanigan. Michael Mike, p 164 Flesher, Kevin Kevin, p 164, Flodin. Sharon Sharon, p. 161 Flocrchinqcr. Thomas Tom. p 164 Flugaur, Andrew Andrew, p 164 — Orman Club, Debate Team, DKCA. Flugaur. David David, p. 164 Foley, Carol Carol, p 164 — Orman Club. Art Club. Formico, Diane Diane, p 164 — Blue Tri F'orsland. Sigrid Sigrid. p 164 — Blue Tri Fortman. Barbara Barb, p 164 — AFS. Blue Tri. Drama Club. Art Club. Red Cross Frank. Roberta Berta, p 164 — Blue Tri. MIS. Drama Club. POPI.ARS Frankosky, Stephen Stese. p 164 — NHS. Football Team. Lettcrmcri Club Frawley, Mars Molly, p 164 — Blue Tri, Coca plain of Millermates. Red Cross Fredrickson. Mark Mark Freeman. Jane Jane, p 164 — Bloc Tri. AFS. Senior Board. French. Priscilla Sis. p 164 — Blue Tri Frey, Cheryl Cheryl, p 164 — Millcrmatn. UC Club. Blue Tri Fuller. Harry Harry , p 165 —G— Calarncau. Mark Mark, p 165 Gallagher. Kathleen Kalhv. p 165 — Part-Time Work Program Garmery. Andrew Andy, p 165 — GRIST. Hi-Y. Drama dub. Wrestling Team Garner. Roger Roger, p. 165. Cavnor, Kathleen Kay. p 165 — Part-Time Work Program. Gebert. Mary Kllen MaryKIlen. p 165 — Part-Time Work Program Gegner, Waller Walt, p 165 — Movie Club, Wheat Huvt Stafl Geiser. Mardie Mardie. p 165 — Drama Club. CARA, Library Aide Gessner, George George, p 165 — NIIS Gibson. Stuart Stuart, p 165 — Latin Club. NHS. Band. Orchestra Gilmore. Ruth Ruth, p 165 — Millwheels. Choral ien Gimmrslad, Gary (Jars, p 165 Orchestra. Band. AFS. Movie Club, lli-3 Givens. Roxanne Roxanne, p 165 — Blue Tri. CARA Gjerdc. Deborah Debbie, p 165 — AFS Glader, David David, p 165 — Wrcvtling Team. Choralirrs. Band Coeppingrr, Peggy Peggy, p 165 — NHS. Blue Tri. Orchestra, Junior Achievement (Jordon. Mark Mark, p 165 Gossett, Damien Damien, p 165 - Student Council President Grady. Sharon Sherry, p. 166 — Blue Tri. Swimming Team. Grambsch. Nancy Nancy, p 166 — Girl s Choir. AFS. German Club. JA. Greenberg. William Bill. p. 166 — MIS. GRIST, Swimming Team. Spanish Club Grenandcr. Michael Mike Grimm. James Jim. p 166 Cudmrstad. Joan Joan, p 166 — Senior Madrigals. Choralicrs. Senior Board. NHS, Mill wheels Gustatson. Charles Chuck, p 166 — Captain of the Cross Country Ski Team. Cross Country. Track Team. Gustation. Clare. Clare, p 166 — MIS, WAIllAN. Blue Tri. Girl's Choir Gustafson. Paul (Jus. p 166 —H— llaack, Stephanie Stephanie, p 166 — AFS. (JcrmanClub. Blue Tri. Drama Club Hageman. Gail (Jail, p 166 — AFS. NHS. Blue Tri Hagen. Richard Rick, p 166 — Student Council. l-ettcrmcn s Club. Football Team. U'l Abner llallonquist. Lois Lois, p 166— NHS. Credit Bureau. La Petite Academic llalpcrn. Jamie Jamie, p 166 — French Club. CRIST. Hi-Y Halvorson. Robert Bob. p 166 — Football Team. Hockey Team. Baseball Team. Hi-Y. I-ettcrmcris Club, Hamm. Kathleen Kathy, p 167 — AFS. Blue Tri. Millwheels Hammond. Toni Toni, p 167 — AFRO. BA H 3 Hannan. Kalhlyn Kathy, p. 167 — Part-Time Work Program Hannrs. James Jim. p 167 — Football Team. lettennrni Club. Hansen. Marilyn Marilyn, p. 167 Hansen. Robert Bob Hanson. James Jim. p 167 — Hockey Team Hanson. Pamela Pam. p 167 — Blue Tn Harley. Stephen Steve, p 167 — B-S«|uad Football Team, Hi-Y llarrer, Susan Sue. p 167 — Senior Board Hartung, Gail (Jail, p 167 — AFS. Drama Club. Harvey. Patty Pat. p 167 — AFS. Blue Tri. Girl's Choir. Ilassc. Roxanne Roxanne, p. 167 — A F R O H.A B Y.. Library Aide Hastings. Nancy O. J.. p 167 — NIIS. AFS, WAIllAN, Tennis Team. Blue Tri, National Mr-rit Semi-finalist. Millcrmatn Haxby. James Jim. p 167 — Vice-President of NHS. Senior Board. Go-captain of the Swimming Team. CRIST, Hall Monitor, l-ettermcn’s Club. AFS. Mill wheels Hay ex, Timothy Tim. p 167 — Part-Time Work Program. Heath. Kathleen Kate, p 167 —Blue Tri. -Heinrich. Randal Hands, p 167. Hrixel. Vicky Vicky, p 167 — NHS, Swimming Team. Badminton Team. Tennis Team. Golf Team, Blue Tri. Millrrmates. Ilcldr. Richard Dick, p 167 — NHS. (JHIST. Golf Team Hendrickson, Alan Al. p 168 — Football Team. Hockey Team, Baseball Team. Lct-termen’s Club. Hendrickson. Susan Sue, p 168 — Blue Tri. AFS Hcsli. David Dave. p. 168 — Hockey Team, Lrttermcn's Club. Higgins, I.indy l.indy, p, 168 — Part-Time Work Program Hill. Richard Rich, p 168 — President of NHS, Student Council, National Merit Semi-finalist, AFS, Drama Club Hillstrom. Mary Mary, p 168 — NHS. Blue Tn. Spanish Club, Drama Club. Hillstrom. Susan Sue. p 168 — AFS. Blue Tri, German Club. Hilton. James Jim. p 168 llobot. Torn Tom. p 168 — Part-Time Work Program. DECA Hocking. Mark Mark, p 168 — Art Club Holm. Peter Peter, p 168 — AFS Student. B-Squad F oot lull Team Hopkins. Kenton Kent, p 168 — Football Team. Lettermen’sClub. Hi-Y. • lloran. Daniel Dan. p 168 Horner. Ellen Ellen, p 169 — NHS. WAHI-AN. Blue Tri. Drama Club. Mosie Club. Spanish Club Howe. Elaine Elaine, p 169 — French Club Hoye, Heidi Heidi, p 169 — Drama Club, AFS. Art Club. Blue Tri. Girl's Choir Hunter. Steven Steve, p 169 — Millwheels. One-Act Plays. Drama Club. Track Team Hurwitr, Mary Mary, p 169 — NHS. WAIII-AN. Blue Tri, Drama Club. Spanish Club —I— Indrit . Richard Dick, p 169 — NHS. AFS. Swimming Team. German Club, letter-men's Club Iverson. I.r lic Lev. p 169 — AFS. Drama Club. Blue Tri. -I- Jackies. Brian Brian, p 169 — Football Team Jackson. Arthur Art Jackson. Robert Bob 204 Jackson. Suun Sue. p IG9 — Part-Time Work Program Jacobs. David David, | 169 - Part-Time Work Program. Jacobton. Terry Terry, p 169 Jenkinv, Jill Jill, p 169 — Girls Choir Jenkinv. Laurel Ixri. p. 169 — Credit bureau. blue Tri. ATS. French Club. Jenven. Krivten Kris, p 169 — NHS, blue Trl. Spanish Club. Drama Club Jrrnrll, Jean Jean. p. 169 — Part-Time Work Program Jeltenberg. Diane Diane, p 169 — blue Trl. AFS. Jew von. Dwight Dwight, p 169 Johnvon. Bradley Brad, p 169. Johnson. Charier Charles, p 169 Johnvon. Craig Craig, p 169— Millwheel Johnvon. Cynthia Cindy, p 169 — Cheerleader, NHS. CRIST. AFS. Ctrl't Swimming Team. Spanish Club. Blue Tri. Johnvon. Denive Denise, p 169 Johnvon. Donald Donald, p 170 b-Squad Fool lull Team. Johnvon. Dwight Dwight, p 170. Johnson. Guy Carr, p 170 — Millwheel . band. Red Cross Johnson. Jay Jay. p 170—Ili-Y Johnvon. Kristine Kris. p. 170— Homecoming Queen. French Club, blue Tri Johnson. Lesley Ixslcy. p 170 — blue Tri. AFS. NHS. Office Aide Johnson. Linda Linda, p 170 — Part-Time Work Program Johnson. Louise Candy, p 170 — blue Tri. AFS. Art Club. band. Johnson. Mark Murk, p 170 Johnvon. Nancy Nancy. p. 170— Blue Tri Johnvon. Richard Dick, p 171. Johnson, Sandra Sand , p 171 — NHS. AFS. WAlllAN. Drama Club. Blue Tri. French Club Johnvon. Sharon Sharon, p 171 — blue Tri Johnvon. Vicki ' kki. p 171 — NTIS. Senior board. Swimming Team. Drama Club, Blue Tri Johnvon. Wayne Wayne, p 171 Joing. Thomas Tom. p 171 — H-Srpiad Football Team Jones. Kenneth Ken. p 171 — Student Council. President of A F R O BABY Jordan. Thomas Thomas, p 171 — Football Team, Jorland. Joanne Joanne, p 171 — blue Tri. Part-Time Work Program -K- Kachelmacher, Mary Man. p 171 kalbrrer, George tk-orge. p 171 — Wrestling Team. I Mermen’s Club. Kamann, Belinda Belinda, p 171 Kantor. Beth Beth. p. 171 — AFS. Blue Tri, Spanish Club. Keefe. Daniel Dan, p 171 — Republican Club Keele, John John. p. 171 — Latin Club. Orchestra Keil, Sharie Sharie. p 172. Kelehan. Michael Mike, p 172 kcljik. Mark Mark Kelly. Patricia Pat. p. 172. Kennedy. Peter Pete, p 172 — Football Team. baskettvall Team. Ixttermcn's dub Kennedy. Huger Roger, p 172— Art Club ken on. Carol Carol. p 172 Kiel. David Dave Kiel. Michael Mike Kilian. Judith Judy, p 172 — Millw heels Killy, Margaret Margarrt. p 172 — NHS. Drama dub Kincaid. Archibald IXxig. p 172 — Captain ol the Tennis Team. Ixttermen's Club, NHS. Credit Bureau Kinsey .John John Klacrs. Richard Htchurd, p 172 klotx. James Jim. p. 172 — Football Team Knooihui en. Joan Joan, p 173 — Red Cross, AFS. Blue Tri Knot . Paul Paul, p 173 — B-Squad Football Team Knutson. Craig Craig, p 173 — Sophomore basketball Manager, Choraliers Koelmel, Jeffrey Jeff, p 173 Koenig. Kathryn kaths. p 173— Blue Tri Kofvki. Marilyn Marilyn, p 173 — NHS. CRIST. Spanish Club boiler, Michele Shell), p 173 — NHS, Credit Bureau. Coif Team Kopacek. Julie Julie, p 173 — Debate Team. Library Aide. Kopperud. Steven Steve, p 173 — Editor of the CRIST. NHS. AFS Kraemer. Ronald Ron. p 173 krent , Dianne Dianne, p 173 — Senior Board. Blue Tri broth. John John, p 173 — AFS. Drama Club kuelher. Richard Richard Kulczycki. John John, p 173 — President 4 the Senior Class Kuuhitv. Elliott Elliott, p. 17-1 — Swimming Team Kyle, Jeffrey Jelf. p 174 Ixatsch. Arthur Art. p 174 Lagrrmeicr. Carol Carol, p 174 Ixmb, Quinna Quinna. p 174 — Drama ( luh. Choral ien I and berg. Jon Jon. p 174 — Football Team. Track l earn Landry. Lynnrtte l.vnnle. p 174 — blue Tri. bed Cross. Coif Team. Part-Time Work Program. Girl's Choir. Spanish Club. AFS I-anghans, James Jim. p 174 t-anie. Jean Jean, p 174 — blue Tri Lapham. Dan Dan. p 174 — Curt-Time Work Program I .arson. Dale Dale, p 174 — Football Tram Larson. Deborah Drbby. p 174 — AFS. French Club, lx Petite Messenger Stall Larson. Randi Handi. p 174 — Blue Trl. Spanbh Club. Credit bureau Lawrence. Mary Jo Mary Jo, p 174 — German Club. Chess Club. Ixaf. Janet June!, p. 174 — Blue Trl. Girl s Choir. AFS. Ixaf. Patti Pat. p 174 — Blue Tri Ixe. Joseph Joseph, p. 174—NHS Ixiferman. Winniirrd Wendi. p 174 — NHS. WAlllAN. POPLARS. Ixik. Ixslie Ixslic. p. 175 — Senior Board, Blue Tri. NHS lxykom. Mary Mar), p 175 — Girl’s Swimming Team Lien. Douglas Doug, p 175 — NHS. Ili-Y Lind. Susan Sue. p 175 — Girl’s Choir, blue Tri. AFS. DramaClub Lindberg. Trudy Tnidv. p 175 — Blue Tri, AFS Lindrmanis. Anna Ann. | 175 — Bloc Tri. NHS. POPLARS Lindquist, James Jim. p 175 Lindsev. Cheryl Cheryl, p 175 — Blue Tri Lindscth, Jean Jeanie. p 175 — NHS. Blue Tri. Credit Bureau l.ingle. Susan Sue. p 175 — Blue Tri Ixch, Donald Don. p 175. Ixe. Sharon Sharon, p 175 — Blue Tri l.ohman. Paul Paul, p 175 — Choraliers. Madrigals Longman. Kevin Kevin, p 175 Lonn. Dana Dana, p 175 — NHS. Band. Pep Band. Orchestra. DFI. Club, (k-rman Rand Loose. Richard Richard p 175 Ixvc. Charles Charles, p 175—NHS Lovejoy. David Dave p 175 — GRIS1 NHS. Audio Visual Crew. Manager of the Baseball Team. Senior Hoard Lowery. Scott Scott, p 175 — President of Movie Club. Co-editor of Wheat Rust. Band, Pep Hand. NHS. DFI. Club. Debate. Ixyr, Lynda Lynda, p 176 Luh. Cheryl Cheryl, p 176 — Choraliers. Blue Tri, NHS. Senior Madrigals. Ah'S. Drama Club. Millwheels Lund. Marilyn Mar. p 176 — Cheerleader. AFS. NHS. Blue Tri. Choraliers Lundbcrg. Katherine Kathy, p 176 — AFS l.undgrcn. Karen Karen, p 176 — President of AFS. Blue Tri. Senior Madrigals. NHS. Choraliers. Credit Bureau. DramaClub —M- Maddcn. Robert H b. p 176 Mahoney. Flixahcth Li , p 176 — Blue Tri. AFS. Mosie(luh. Drama( luh Mahoney, Patrick Pat. p 176 Manning. Robert Hob. p 176 — AFS. Ili-Y Mark. Marlene Marney, p 176 — Senior Board, AFS. Blue Trl. Drama Club. POPIjARS. Red Cross Markey. Julie Julie, p 176 — Audio Visual Crew. Choraliers. Markus. Sylsia Sylvia, p 176 — NHS. Ixtin Club, Mov ie ('tub Marsh. Kathleen Kathy, p 176 — AFS. Blur Tri. Part-Timr Work Program Marshall, Ixwis lxw� . p. 176 — WAlllAN stall Martinson. Judith Judy, p, 176 — NHS. AFS. Blue Tri. Martin. Mary Mclla. p 176— Blue Tri ?05 Martini. Steve Steve, p 176 Martin. Thomas Tom. p. 176. Matter . Thoinav Thomas, p 176 — NHS. Student Council. Lcltcrmcn'i Club. Wrestling Team Maxwell, Christine Chris, p 177 — Blue Tri. Churuliers, Homecoming Attendant McCabe. Marcy Marcy. p 177 — Blue Tri McCabe. Raymond Hay. p 177 — Cheerleader. McCarney. Judith Judy, p. 177 — Blue Tri. Part-Time Work Program MrCowan. Michael Michael, p 177 — Ili-V. McCrew, Jane Janie, p 177 Blue Tri. APS. McIntosh. William Bill, p 177 McKinney, Lynette Lynettc. p. 177 — Orchestra. APS. I-at In Club. Me Kin try, Kevin Bird egg, p 177 Mc.Millcn. Ronald Ron. p 177 — Wrestling Team. McNulty, John Craig, p 177 Medcalf, Kathleen Kathy, p. 177 — Blue Tri. Mehlin, Nancy Nancy, p 177 Blue Tri. APS. Art Club. Mcdin. Karen Karen, p 177 — Blue Tri Merriman. William Bill, p 177 — MIS. Meyer, Christopher Chris, p 177 — Ili-Y Meyer, Bichard Rich, p 177 Meyer. William Bill, p 178. Midura, P'loyd Floyd, p. 1 8 — Cross Country Team. Swimming Team, Track Team. I. t-termen’s Club. Senior Board. NHS. Band. Orchcstru, Pep Band Milosovich, Yelena Yelena, p 178 — POPLARS. Miller. Brian Duke, p 178 — Part-Time Work Program. Miller. Bruce Bert, p 178— Part-Time Work Program. Miller, Kirby Kirby Miller, Linda Linda, p 178 Miller, Nancy Nancy, p 178 — Studrnt Council. NHS. Choralien. Madrigals. CRIST. Blue Tri Mitchell. Bruce Brucc. p 178. Mitsch. Paul Paul, p 178 — Basketball Team, 1-eltcrmens Club. Moe, I-awrencc lam, p. 178 — Swimming Team. Lcttcrmen’s Club. Drama Club. Coach ol the Girl’s Swimming Team Moe. Peter Pete, p 178 — APS. Madrigals. Choralien. Hi-Y. Mohn. Stephen Steve, p 178 — Audio-Ytsual Crew. Molitor. Kristine Kris. p. 178— Blue Tri. AFS. French Club. Morgan, Ann Ann. p 178 — Blue Tri. AFS. NHS. Credit Bureau. Millwheels. WAIIIAN Murk. Sarah Sarah, p 178 — Horizon Club 3, Blue Tri Mortenson. Ronald Ron. p 178 — Audio Visual Crow. Moser. Marine Max. p 178— Blue Tri. Horizon Club fH. Mosher. Willaim Bill, p 178 — NHS. DFL Club. Chess Club Moslet, Sharon Sharon, p 178 — Blue Tri. UC Club. Muedeking. Lynn Lynn, p 179 — Editor of WAIIIAN. Blue Tri. AFS. Choralien. Madrigals. Mueller. John John Muller, David Dave, p 179— Hl-Y. .Murphy, Jessie Dettlr. p 179— Blue Tri. Red Cross. Republican Club. POPLARS. Murray, Paul Paul, p 179 — Football Team. Track Team Musil. Stephen Steve, p. 179. Myhrc, Jessica Jessica, p 179 Myklcbye, Susan Sue, p 179— Blue Tri. NHS. Millcrmatcs. Drama Club. —N— Nacseth. Joan Joan, p 179 Bund. Blue Tri. Pep Band, Stage Band, Millwheels. Orchestra. NHS Nagcll. Sandra Sandy, p 179— Blue Tri. AFS. Senior Board Nathcnson. Sally Sally, p. 179— Drama Club Neerland, Diane Diane, p. 179 Nelson. Amy Amy. p 179 — Blue Tri. AFS Nelson. Bruce Bruce, p 179 — Hi-Y. Nelson, Cynthia Cindy, p 179 — Blue Tri. Student Council. Homecoming Attendant. Friendship Queen, Art Club Nelson. Karen Karen, p. 179 — Drama Club. Nelson, Kyle Kyle, p 179 Millwheels. Movie Club, Orchestra, AFS. Stage Band. Hi-Y, Snow King. Nelson. Paul Paul, p 180— Part-Time Work Prog rum, Nelson, Rebecca Becka. p. 180 — Blue Tri. Choralirrs. Millcrmates. Nelson. Ronald Ron. p 180 — NHS. hor.il iers. Basketball Team. Track Tram. Ixttcr-men's Club. Nelson, Todd Todd. p. 180 — Hi-Y Nenoncn, Carol Carol, p 180 — Blue Tri. Drama Club. Newberger, John John. p. 180 — Part-Time Work Program Nichols, Jeremy Jerry, p 180 — Stage Crew, NHS. Merit-Finalist. Movie Club. Drama Club. Nickerson. Susan Sue. p 180 — Forensics. Choralirrs, Senior Madrigals. NHS. Credit Bureau. Drama Club. Blur Tri. Nirnhaus, Jane Jane, p 180 - NHS. CRIST. POPI-ARS. Nolander. Marly Marly , p 180 — Blue Tri. NHS. CRIST Norbcrg, Ingrid Ingrid, p 180 — Forensic . Drama Club. Choralien. Millw heels. Nordcil. Joyce Joyce, p 180 Nordberg. Roy Roy Nordquist. Nancy Nancy , p. 180 Norman. Sandra Sandra, p 180 — CARA Nyberg. Douglas Doug, p 180 —O— O'Brien. Jeannette Jeannette, p 181 — Blue Tri. O'Brien. Stephen Sieve, p. 181 — Cross Country, Wrestling. Track O'Brien. Theresa Terry, p 181 — Blue Tri. Red Crass, AFS. UC Club. O'Brien. William Bill, p 181. O'Dell. Katherine Kathy, p 181. Odoms. Barbara Barb, p 181 — Blue Tri, UC Club Ogilvie, Roger Roger, p I8l O'Grady, Daniel Dan. p. 181 — Band. Oium, Linda Linda, p 181 — CRIST AFS. Blue Tri O'Laughlin, Lucy Lucy, p 18! — WAIIIAN. Blue Tri. Olbcrding, Mary Mary, p 181 — CRIST. NHS. Blur Tri. Spanish Club. Senior Board. Olsen. Mia Mia. p 181 — POPLARS Olsen. Robert Bob. p 181 — NHS. Track Tram, Spanish Club. POPLARS Olson. Bruce Bruce, p 181 Olson. Bryan Bryan, p 181 — Track Team, Cross Country Team, (.etterrnen's Club. Hi-Y. NHS. Olson. Douglas Doug, p 181 — Basketball Team. Track Team. Lettermen' Club. Olson, Jacqueline Jacquie. p. 181 — AFS. NHS. Junior Achievement Olson. Lois Lob, p. 181 — Co-captain ol Mill-ermates, NHS. Choralirrs Olson. Patricia Pat. p 181 — NHS. Blue Tri Olson, Robert Bob. p 182 — II1-Y Olson. Steven Sieve, p 182 Oman, Gregory Greg, p |82 — Ski Team Onken, Roger Roger, p. 182 — Choralirrs. Opava. Margaret Margaret, p 182 Opheim. Jean Jean. p. 182 — AFS. Blue Tri. Orbeck. Norman Norman, p. 182 — DECA Club Ordahl. Steven Steve, p 182. Osbrrg, Brian Brian, p. 182 Otto. James Jim. p. 182 — Football Team. Basketball Tram. Hl-Y. Ixttermen's Club Owens. Sandi Saudi, p 1S2. —P— Pact cl. Susan Sue. p 182 — Library Aide. Part-Time Work Program Page, Curt Curt, p 182 — Football Team. Ski Team. I ettermrn s Club. Pajerski, Theresa Terry, p 182 — Blue Tri. AFS Palm. Barbara Barb, p 182 — Senior Board. AFS. Blue Tri. Girl Choir Pappas. Mark Mark, p 183— Hi-Y Paquay. Marcia Man-la, p 183 — Blue Tri. Girl's Choir. Drama Club. Partridge, Martha Martha, p 183 — Blue Tri. French Newspaper Pascoe, Terrs Pako. p 183 — Blue Tri, Drama Club Patton. Joe Joe. p 183. Paukner. David Dave, p 183. Paul. Helen Helen, p 183 — NHS. CRIST. POPIARS Paulson. Ijirry I_arrs, p 183— NHS. Paulson, Pamela Pain, p 183. Paulux, Patricia Pat. p 18-3 — NHS. AFS. Dramu Club. Choralien. Payne. Charles Charles, p 183 — Manager of the Basketball Team 206 Pearce. Alice Alice, p IS3 Pearson. Marslon Marston, p. 18:1— NHS. Pearson. Robert Bob, p. 183— Baseball Team. Pederson. Janet Janet, p 183 — Part-Time Work Program. Pederson. Kent Kent, p. 183— NIIS. Pedric, Thomas Thomas, p 183 — Ticket Seller. Perkins, David Dave. p. 183 — B-Squad Football. Perkins. Rita Ritu. p 183 — Drama Club. One Act Plays. Perlman. Nlarlys Marks, p 183 — Blue Tri Perrier. Joseph Joseph, p 183— lli-l Perry. Barbara Barb. Perry. I.onnie Lonnie, p 183 — Track Team. Lcttermen's Club. Peterson. Bonnie Bonnie, p. 184 — MIS. Blue Tri. Petersen. Jeanne Jeanne, p 184 — Drama Club. AFS, Blue Tri. Peterson. Darlene Darlene, p 184 — Forensics. MIS, Marching Band. Concert Band. Orchestra. Pep Band. Stage Band. Spanish Club. Millwheels. Drama Club Peterson. Dennis Dennis, p. 184. Peterson. Joann Joann, p 181 — Senior Board. Blue Tri. Drama Club. AFS. Girl’s Choir, Millwheels. Peterson. Karen Karen, p 184 — Part-Time Work Program. Peterson. Lee Lee. p. 184 — Art Club, Drama Club. Peterson. Linda Linda, p 181 — Drama Club. F'orensics. Spanish Club. Peterson. Michael Mike. p. 184 — DKCA Club. Part-Time Work Program Peterson. Patricia Pat. p. 184 Peterson. Paul Paul. p. 181 Peterson. Sharon Sharon, p 184 — Office Aide Peters, William Bill, p 184 — Basketball Team, Ix-ttermcn’s Club Phillips. Jane Jarre, p. 184 — Junior Achievement. MIS. Girl s Choir Pierce. Claudia Claudia, p 181 — MIS. AFS. CRIST. POPLARS. Blue Tri. Spanish Club Pinck. Belinda Belinda, p 184 — Blue Tri. German Club. AFS, NHS, Credit Bureau. Millcrmatcs. Millwheels Pryor. Re Re , p. 185 — Audio-Visual Crew Psihos. Andrew Andy, p 185 — Football Student Trainer. I-Cttcrmen s Club. -Q- Quest. Richard Rick, p 185 — B-Squad Foot-ball Team. Quick. Dan Dan Quiggle. Scott Scott, p. 185 — AFS. NHS —R— Ragan. Alice Alice, p. 185 — Blue 1 ri. Girl s Choir. Drama Club. Tennis Team Ralke. Michael Mike, p 185 — Stage Crew Manager. Movie Club. Drama Club. Randall. Sharon Sharon, p. 185 — Drama Club. AFS. Blue Tri. Credit Bureau Ratliff. Paul Paul Rcvak. Cail Gail, p 185 — Part-Time Work Program. Re ab. John John. p. 185. Riba. Philip Phil, p 185 — Football Team, Hi-Y Riley. Lance Lance, p 185 — Millwheels. Ringham. Donald Don. p. 185 — lll-Y Rist, David Dave, p 185 — Student Council, Captain of the Ski Team. Tennis Team. Rivers, Douglas Doug, p 185 — Football Team. Bavct all Team. Captain of the Basketball Team. Lctlcrrnen s Club. Student Council. Robb, John Mac, p 185 Rochford, John John, p 186 Wrestling Team. Rock. William Bill, p 186 — Cross Country Team. Wrestling Team, Track Team. Rondeau. Arthur Art. p. 186 - Football Team. Wrestling Team. Drama Club. Letter-men’s Club. Millwheels. Roseen. Michael Mike, p 186 — football Team. Hi-Y, Letterrncn's Club Rosenblatt, Deborah Dcbbi. p IS6 Bed Cross. Drama Club. Ross. William Bill. p. 186 — Football Team. Hockey Team, Lcttermen's Club. Hi-Y. Rotcgard. Dana Dana, p. 186 - DFL (‘lull. Debate. Forensics, NHS. Rucinski. I.inda Linda, p. 186 — WAHIAN, Millwheels, MIS. Blue Tri. Credit Bureau, POPLARS Ruden, Richard Hick, p 186 Rudolf. Candace Candy, p 186 — NHS. Millwheels. POPLARS. Ruliffson. Joan Joan, p 186 — Cheerleader, Blue Tri. Choraliers. NHS. Student Council. CRIST Rundquist. Karen Karen, p. 186 — Blue Tri. UCClub. Homecoming Attendant. Russell. Jeffrey Jeff, p 186 — B-Squad Football Team. Russell. Robin Robin, p. 186 — Choraliers, Madrigals, Student Council. Football Team. Ryan. Kathleen Kathy, p 186. Rynchek. Julie Julie, p 186— Blue Tri —S— Sailer, James Jim. p 186 Sampson, Vicky N icks, p 186 — Drama Club, Blue Tri. NHS Satre. Patricia Pal. p IS6 — Blue Tri. W AHIAN. Senior Board. Madrigals, NILS. Choraliers Say tlu-r. Thomas Tom. p 186 Scanlon. Eileen Ike. p 186 Schat lcin. Janet Janet, p 187 Schcch, Frederick Fred. p. 187. Schimkc, Ann Ann. p 187 Schlink, Linda Linda, p. 187 — Blue Tri. Art Club. Schlit , Bardin Bardin, p 187 Schluctcr. Carol Carol, p. 187 — Blue Tri. Ju- nior Achievement Schmitz, Jeffrey Jeff, p 187 NIIS. Tennis Team. Football Team. Choraliers. Schoberg. William Bill p 187 Schultz, Susan Sue. p 187 Girl’s Choir. WAHIAN. POPLARS. Blue Tri Schulz. Karen Karen, p 187 — Credit Bureau. Blue Tri Treasurer. Choraliers. AFS Schwartz, David Dave, p 187 Hi-Y Scott, Clinton Clee. p. 188 Audio-Visual Crew. Ix-ttermen’s Club. Cross Country Team. Ski Team, Track Team, Senior Board. Hi-Y. Senior Class Photographer Selin. LaVonnc LaYonnc. p 188— Blue Tri Sell. Michael Mike. p. 188— Millwheels Seitz. I.aurie Laurie, p I8S — Homecoming Attendant. Blue Tri. Millwheels. Bed Cross. Shabcl, Sarah Sarah, p 188 — Swimming Team, Blue Tri Shaffer. Joy Joy. p 188 — Senior Board, Blue Tri. Drama Club. Millwheels Shaffer. Stephen Steve, p. 188 — Stage Crew. Dramu (dub. Movie (dub. Millwheels. One-Act Plays. Sharp. James Jim. p. 188 Sheehan. Ann Ann. p. 188 — Blue Tri President. CRIST. POPLARS Sigan. Bette Bette, p. 188 — Blue Tri. Coif Team. NHS. WAHIAN, Spanish (Mub Silva. Manuel Manuel, p 188 Sirany. Richard Richard, p 188 — Audio-Vis-ii.il Crew. 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