West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

HESPERIAN MINNEAPOLIS, MINNE FOREWORD Have you ever tried, in the midst of an enjoyable experience, to analyze your pleasure, to comprehend your delight? An almost impossible task. How much more difficult, then, to attempt this same sort of analysis, to try to recall happy times, after a lapse of years; rliis is where MEMORIES come in — intangible, elusive, mere reflections of the past. Thus it is that we present the 1956 Hesperian as a MIRROR of high school days. Here then is West High School, 1956 —Through the Looking Glass FACULTY A Guiding Beacon — Straight and True Page 4 . Page 5 Page 6 Mr. John E. Morris Principal Mrs. G. Dohlin Mrs. V. Braden Mrs. A. Scherer Counselor Nurse Visiting Teacher OFFICE STAFF Miss Edberg Mrs. Schultz Mrs. Nelson Miss Mahoney Page 7 Maxine Baker Selma Blessin V. Richard Bloomgren Ralph Cosperson Robert X. Casserly Mrs. Gertrude Desjardin John Dunnewold Percy Fearing Frances Ford Eric Lindberg Victor Hansen Dwight McLaughlin Donald Houck Ora McLaughlin Ancil llstrup A. D. Nelson Lloyd Johnson Arthur Norton Mary Palmer J. Vincent Porter Carol Peterson Mrs. Janet Reeves Mrs. Rachel Peterson Mrs. Alice Rood David Primrose Marjorie Spaulding Sigvold Stoylen Mrs. Dorothy Styer Hugo Wickstrom James Tilley Charles Voss Charlotte Westby Page 9 S- STUDENTS The Images-Keflections of Vitality and Youth Poge 10 SENIOR OFFICERS — John Hannon, Pam Anderon, Sue Coykendall, Tom Tennant. SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 The Senior class made up for its slow start in organizing by accomplishing a great deal. John Hannon was elected president, and Pam Anderson, Tom Tennant, and Sue Coykendall were vice president, treasurer, and secretary, respectively. Senior advisor, Mr. Casserly, was convinced that Seniors are inherently lazy — until he saw the spectacular results of the card-selling campaign. This turned out to be one of the really big money-raising projects of the year. The play which was chosen by the class for presentation was Samuel Taylor's Sabrina Fair.” Its two day run was one of the memorable experiences of the year. The entire cast, the director, Miss McLaughlin, and all of the various committees involved, worked hard and long to make the production a success. Suddenly, the class was caught up in a whirl of activity, which quickly led to that momentous day when the proud graduates received their diplomas. There were four valedictorians and one saluta-torian that year. Valedictorians were Craig Deutsche, Barbara Doran, Donald Masler, and Pete Townley. Elayne Rundberg was salutatorian. Page 12 btp VALS AND SALS — Craig Deutsche, Barbara Doran, Pete Townley, Elayne Rundberg, Donald Master. OUR EXCHANGE STUDENTS - Bill and Turid Page 13 Abrams, Harvey Alan When I am gone, pray who will entertain the populace. Occupational Relations, Awards Comm. Allstot, Delores We all know her to be very shy; But. just the same, she'll always get by. Creative Writing Club, I.R.C.. G.A.A., Occupational Relations, Commencement Comm. Anderson, Pom A. Our hearts leaped up to see her come. Each loved her better than the other one. Pep Club Pres.. Red Cross Sec.. Student Council Vice Pres.. Drama Club Sec.. G.A.A., Sophomore Counselor, Spanish Club, Aid Board, Junior Homecoming Attendant, D.A.R.Award, Senior Vice Pres. Aufoy, Richard Allen A man of few words. Rings and Announcements Comm. Babichev, Igor Serge And still they gazed and still the wonder grew. That one small head could carry all he knew. Creative Writing Club Pres., Times Staff Reporter, National Honor Society. Baker, Jeanette A. She seems of favorable yesterdays and confident tomorrows. Choir, G.A.A., Sophomore Counselor, Ushers Club, Occupational Relations. Bakke, Larry Quiet, to be sure—until you know him. Wrestling '53, Occupational Relations. Bosill, William C. He's as full of variety as a 'Dagwood' sandwich. Wrestling '53. Track '53. Occupational Relations, Money Making Comm. Beacom, Harry E. They say he was once caught studying. Money-Making Comm. Beaver, Jo Ann She packs her troubles into a box and sits on the lid and laughs. Pep Club. Drama Club, Red Cross. Senior Class Play. Commencement Comm. Beidleman, Virginia A. Just plain nice—with a dash of spice. Pep Club. Drama Club. Red Cross. G.A.A., Money Making Comm. Berg, Karen Ardene A clever girl of much renown; A smile that no one could turn down. Service Club, I.R.C., G.A.A., Pep Club. Ushers Club, Red Cross Council, Drama Club, Commencement Comm. Bergenbring, Jerry Sven Olov Here’s to the lad with the golden curls. He has some time avoiding girls. Football 54, '55, Track '54. '55. '56, Student Council. Rings and Announcements Comm. Berghult, John M. A remarkable fellow in his way. Senior Class Play. Tennis '56, Class Play Comm. Berseth, Norman S. Not too loud, not too shy, Just the nicest sort of guy. Golf '54, ’55, Banquet and Dance Comm. Boyes, Fred Not even a bell can make him hurry. Swimming '54, '55, Banquet and Dance Comm. Brower, Gole Ruth Her interests arc many; Her friends are too.” Pep Club. Drama Club. Red Cross, Service Club. Ushers Club, Times Staff Reporter, G.A.A., French Club. Spanish Club, Hesperian Staff. National Honor Society, Commencement Comm. Bruchez, Edward His home is urban, but his heart is suburban. Money-Making Comm. Bryngelson, Eleonor To boys she may seem somewhat quiet; But when she's with the girls she sure is a riot! Pep Club. Red Cross. Drama Club, G.A.A., Choir, Commencement Comm. Byers, Sandra Always jolly, always kind; She's the girl we like to find. Drama Club, Red Cross, G.A.A., Aid Board, Cheerleader, Class Dav Comm. Cameron, Byron D. Time will tell us where his talents arc. Choir, Commencement Comm. Carle, Ralph To know him a little is to like him a lot. Football '53, ’54, '53. Wrestling '54, '55. Rings and Announcements Comm. Carle, Richard G. “In school or in a game he's always the same— a winning guy.” Football 55. Wrestling '55. '56. Class Day Comm. Carlson, Donald Lee A man of worth where he's placed. Cross Country '53. '54. ’55. Baseball '54. '55. '56. Basketball ‘54, '55, ‘56. Golf '55, 56. Band. Drama Club. Class Play Comm., National Honor Society. Carlson, Eileen J. She's gentle and shy—or is she?” Social Club. G.A.A., Memorial and Awards Comm. Corney, Doug James “At first you'd think him rather quiet; But later. Oh! He's quite a riot. Football '53, '54. Baseball ’54. '55. '56, Basketball '54, '55, '56, Money Making Comm. Carroll, Dave Phelps He has a problem for every solution. Hi-Y Pres.. German Club. I.R.C., Times Staff. Golf '54. '56. Baseball '54. Class Day Comm. Carson, Biorn Morris With all of nature's gifts endowed. Nor of his gifts unduly proud. Football ’53. 54, Wrestling ‘53, '54. Baseball '54. Money Making Comm. Carson, Leon Men of few words are the best. Wrestling '54. '53. Commencement Comm. Coverly, Sharon As sweet as her voice. Social Club. Banquet and Dance Comm. Coverly, Shirley Jeon She came to us a stranger. But remains to us a friend.” Social Club Pres., Class Day Comm. Clapp, Patricia Annette Tranquility! thou better name than all the family of fame. G.A.A., Creative Writing Club, Literary Club. Class Play. Class Play Comm. Clausen, Dick Many great men are bashful youths. Track '54, Memorials and Awards Comm. Coates, John Parker The strongest minds are often those of which the noisy world hears least. Student Council, I.R.C., Hi-Y, Football '53. '54. '55, Hockey '54, '55. 56. Tennis '54. '55, '56. Rings and Announcements Comm. Cody, Karen Anne With this friend we ll hate to part; For she has a place in every heart. Cheerleader. Drama Club, Red Cross. I.R.C., Ushers Club. G.A.A., Times Staff, Commencement Comrh. Connell, Richard W. He’s as likeable as he's lookable. Football '53. '54, '55, Hockey '54. Baseball '54, Class Day Comm. Connell, Robert C. Full of mischief, full of fun; This boy is liked by everyone. Art Club. Swimming '53, Track '54. Money Making Comm. Cook, M. Stephen Steve is always full of fun, Always a pal to everyone. I.R.C., Drama Club. French Club. W Club. Times Staff. Hi-Y. Boys State. Class Play, Football '54, '55, Basketball '55. '56. Tennis '55. '56, Memorials and Awards Comm. Counts, Kathrine J. Whatever her task may be. She will do it willingly. G.A.A., Pep Club, Social Club. Red Cross. Creative Writing Club, Literary Club. Spanish Club. Occupational Relations. Memorials and Awards Comm. Coykendall, Susan Ida Ever shall you welcome be. Because of your personality. Service Club, Latin Club Vice Pres., French Club Sec.. Spanish Club. I R C., Drama Club, Red Cross. Ushers Club. G.A.A.. Times Staff. Pep Club, Senior Council. Senior Class Sec.. Golf Team, National Honor Society. Cranston, Sandra Jeanne Athletics, studies, a busy whirl, All belong to this charming girl. I.R.C., G.A.A. Pres., Service Club Trcas., Spanish Club, Drama Club. Basketball Captain, Tennis. Badminton, Times Staff. Art Club. Red Cross, Pep Club, Class Play Comm. Curran, Ann Denise Quietness is her motto and it's becoming. Pep Club. Social Club. Choir, Rings and Announcement Comm. Dohl, Shirley Anne This peppy girl is liked by all; We chink she is a perfect Dahl'. Cheerleader, Ushers Club, Spanish Club, French Club. Drama Club. I.R.C., Red Cross. G.A.A.. Hesperian Staff. Choir. Commencement Comm. Desmond, Daniel William Sweet personality, full of rascality. Senior Council. Basketball ’54, Golf '55. '56. Desmond, Dennis W. This is the truth and not a rumor-He was blessed with a sense of humor!” I.R.C., Art Club. Senior Class Play, Senior Class Comm. Deutsche, Croig Striving for success is his aim, some day we’ll envy him for his fame. Cross Country '53, '54, ’55, Swimming [54. '55. '56. Track '54. 55. I.R.C., A.F.S. Board. German Club. W Club. Senior Council, Valedictorian, National Honor Society, Editor of the Hesperian. Dockman, Barbara Ellen Laugh and the world laughs with you. Drama Club, Art Club. Pep Club. Class Day Comm. Doherty, Kay Marie All through school she sat tucking knowledge under her hat.” G.A.A.. Band. Kamera Club, I.R.C., Debate, Latin Club. Social Club. Aid Board, Senior Class Play, Hesperian Staff. National Honor Society. Class Play Comm. Doran, Barbara Jean Twinkling eyes that always shine, all she does is sure to be fine. Creative Writing. Debate Co-Pres.. Literary Club, Service Club. Latin Club, French Club, G.A.A., National Honor Society, I.R.C., Social Club. Valedictorian, Hesperian Staff-Assoc. Editor. Commencement Comm. Eisner, Dick Edward His words are few, but his friends are many. Skiing '55. Englund, Donna G. Graceful and useful in alt she does. Kamera Club. French Club. Drama Club, Times Staff. Aid Board, G.A.A., I.R.C., Choir. National Honor Society, Class Day Comm. Fohrendorff, Joyce C. She talks nice, acts nice, is nice. French Club. Art Club. G.A.A.. Occupational Relations. Class Day Comm. Erickson, Virginio M. Doing is a duty; Doing well, a sacred obligation. Latin Club. G.A.A., National Honor Society. Occupational Relations. Class Day Comm. Fairbanks, Warren S. A little nonsense now and then. Is relished by the best of men. Money Making Comm. Farrell, Kathleen L. We like the sunshine in her smile. Her eyes that sparkle all the while. G.A.A., I.R.C., Choir Pres., Drama Club. Pep Club. Social Club Pres., Class Day Comm. Fous, Corol Jane “Her gift of vim, of pep. and fun. Attracts her classmates everyone. Spanish Club. Red Cross. Drama Club. Pep Club Treas.. G.A.A., Tennis, Golf, Money Making Comm. Felt, John Allen “He always acts as he ought. German Club. Hi-Y. Baseball '54. Money Making Comm. Field, Carolyn Marie It is only when her lessons are done. That she dares to join the fun. G.A.A.. Pep Club. Drama Club, French Club. Choir. National Honor Society. Commencement Comm. Fish, Kathleen M. Conversation is my theme. In that I surely am supreme. Pep Club, Red Cross. G.A.A.. Drama Club. Money Making Committee. Fisk, Art W. He never seemed gloomy, he never seemed sad. With wit and frolic he made us glad. W Club. Basketball 54, '55. '56, Baseball '54. '55. '56, Class Day Comm. Fitzsimmons, Michael Because he doesn't talk much is no sign that he doesn't have anything to say. German Club, Kamera Club, Aid Board. Debate Club. Memorials and Awards Comm. Flynn, James Earl Not too serious, not too gay. But a very good fellow in every way. Student Council, Sophomore Council. W' Club Sec., Football '53. '54, '55. Basketball '54. '55. 56, Baseball '54. '55. '56. Class Day Comm. Frakes, Walter R. When I feel like studying, I just lie down and the feeling goes away. Freng, Lincoln S. Although he has much wit we know, He seems afraid his worth to show.” Class Play Comm. Fritz, Buddy Tall of stature, full of pep. out in front, and right in step. Football 53. '54, 55, Basketball '54, '55, '56. Track '54, 55, '56, Class Day Comm. Frush, James T. Judge not his powers by his height; In football and hockey he proved his might. Football ’53, '54, '55, Hockey 54. '55, Wrestling '53, Swimming '54, Track '54, '55, Baseball '56, Class Day Comm. Fulkerson, Miriam Ardyn Let merriment be as long as the day. G.A.A., Art Club, Red Cross, Drama Club, Ushers Club. Pep Club, Spanish Club. Commencement Comm. Fuller, Lyle V. He doesn't sleep at night-but rather in class. W Club, Swimming '53, '54, B Squad Football '53. ‘54. Money Making Comm. Funk, Carol Ann A smile as contagious as a yawn. G.A.A., Pep Club, Drama Club. Art Club. Social Club, J.R.C., Class Day Comm. Gonsky, Margaret Lucile Her style and walk are always neat; To everyone her smile is sweet. G.A.A., National Honor Society. Pep Club, Art Club, Drama Club, Social Club, I.R.C., Choir, Swimming, Commencement Comm. George, Janice M. “Always tending to her duty, In a quiet, unobtrusive way. I.R.C.. Aid Board Chairman, Latin Club Vice Pres., French Club, Creative Writing Club Vice Pres., Literary Club Sec.-Treas., Service Club, National Honor Society, Hesperian Treas. Gardner, Jim Every inch of man. But more a man than inches. Swimming '54, Stage Crew, Banquet and Dance Comm. Gates, Tad G. Quality, not quantity is what counts. Student Council, Aid Board, German Club, Football Mgr.. Basketball Mgr.. Baseball Mgr., Money Making Comm., National Honor Society. Gazette, Ronald Norman With one look at the teacher, he withdraws into his books, and pulls a paragraph over his eyes. Football '53, Baseball '54. '55, '56. Getche, lorry Frank He gets his mental exercise by jumping at conclusions. Golf '56, Kamera Klub, Hi-Y. Gjevre, Donald Merle He's alike to us all and liked by us all. Art Club. German Club. W. Club. Football '53. '54. '55, Hockey ’53, '54. Baseball '54, '55. Rings and Announcements Comm. Goldberg, Glenn I. When I grow older. I'll grow bolder. Track '54, Cross Country '53, '54, Rings and Announcements Comm. Green, Thomos D. “A likeable chap with plenty of snap. Latin Club. Football '56. Basketball '54, '55, Track '54, '55. Tennis '56. Commencement Comm. Haines, Connie L. What e'er she did was done with so much ease; In her alone it was natural to please. Social Club, Red Cross, Ushers Club. G.A.A., Occupational Relations. Memorials and Awards Comm. Honnon, John C. A leader everywhere he goes. A friend to everyone he knows. Times Staff, Student Council, Senior Council, Senior Class Pres., Class Play. Boys' State, I.R.C., National Honor Society Treas., Drama Club, Junior Council. Basketball '53. Tennis '55, ‘56, Baseball '54. Hansen, Dove Wise and lengthwise. Track '55. Occupational Relations. Rings and Announcements Comm. Hanson, Mary This girl is in stature great; As our friend she'll always rate. Pep Club, Drama Club. Red Cross. G.A.A., Choir. French Club, Spanish Club, Ushers Club, Class Play Comm. Hanson, Sue A wee bit of Blarney, a real bit of brain. Band Pres., Choir, Pep Club. Drama Club. G.A.A., Swing Band, Debate Club, Social Club, Creative Writing Club. Class Day Comm. Harlow, Judy It's a great ability to be able to conceal one's ability. Spanish Club, I.R.C., Social Club, Band. G.A.A., Golf, Class Play Comm. Hunt, Elizabeth Ann Ready to laugh and join in the fun. Many good friends Liz has won. Red Cross. Drama Club. Pep Club, G.A.A., Choir. Spanish Club, French Club. Ushers Club, Money Making Comm.. Commencement Comm. Huntington, Jeon A bushel of fun. a redhead, too; She's for anything you want to do. I.R.C., Dance Group, Red Cross. Times Staff, French Club Pres., Art Club. Pep Club. Drama Club. G.A.A.. Literary Club. Junior Council, Class Play Comm. Iverson, Margo Jeon The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. From this wonderful friend we’ll hate to part. Literary Club. Drama Club. Red Cross. French Club, Pep Club. Times Staff. I R C., Hesperian Sr. Co Editor, Class Play, Class Play Comm., Banquet and Dance Comm. Iverson, Patricio Irene She's a jolly good pal and witty. And that's not all—she's also pretty. Pep Club. Drama Club. Art Club, Choir. Dance Group, Senior Homecoming Attendant. Class Day Comm. Jackson, Ellen Katherine Her ready smile, a happy heart suggests. G.A.A.. Ushers Club. Pep Club. Drama Club, Red Cross, Social Club Trcas., Class Day Comm. Jezek, Patricio Ann There is only one proof of ability—action. National Honor Society. G.A.A., French Club. Spanish Club. Red Cross. Band. Kamera Club, Drama Club. Badminton, Basketball. Social Club Sec., Class Play Comm. Johnson, Beverlee Brooke Perpetual E-Motion.” G.A.A.. Ushers Club. Red Cross. Pep Club. Drama Club. Act Club. Social Club Vice Pres., Class Day Comm. Johnson, Darlene M. The hand that has made you fair has made you good. Pep Club, Drama Club. Choir Sec., Social Club. Commencement Comm. Johnson, Terry Martin As he travels along life's way, much will he do, but little say.” Hi-Y, W Club, Skiing '55, '56, Tennis '55, 56. Hartwell, Shirley Mae A working senior, seldom seen. But as a secretary she'll reign supreme. Ushers Club. Occupational Relations, Memorials and Awards Comm.. National Honor Society. Hayhoe, Julia D. She has something in her style. Or maybe, it's in her charming smile. Art Club Treas., Pep Club. Red Cross. Ushers Club, Occupational Relations, Money Making Comm. Held, Roger S. May I have a ticket on your train of thought? Hi-Y Sec.. Hockey '53, '54, Class Day Comm. Hill, Dave J. A real man gives service with a smile. Occupational Relations, Rings and Announcements Comm. Hinton, Barbara Price She talks like a journalistic dictionary on its best behavior. Times Editor-in-Chicf, Red Cross, Service Club, I.R.C., Drama Club, Spanish Club. Pep Club. Grcncj Club. Ushers Club, G.A.A., Commencement Comm. Holloway, Sherry Anne To do good rather than to be conspicuous. Debate Club Co-Pres., Creative Writing Club Pres., Scc.-Trcas., Literary Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club. Aid Board. I.R.C., National Honor Society, Class Play Comm.. Banquet Comm. Holm, Stephen G. Good sense and good nature are never separated.” Band. Orchestra. Class Play. Class Play Comm. Holmes, David P. My memory is what I forget with. Cross Country '53. Occupational Relations, Money Making Comm. Holzer, Patricia A golden smile, with hair to match. Occupational Relations. Commencement Comm. Horne, Robert D. Why should I my wisdom tell, when a bluff would do just 3$ well? Hi-Y, I.R.C., Money Making Comm. Huff, Jacqueline An appendix girl, the kind that gets taken our. Art Club, Choir, Social Club Vice Pres., Sec., Class Day Comm. Hughes, William R. I’m a good skate—push me along. I.R.C., Hi-Y Pres., Football '53. Class Play Comm. Kirkpatrick, James Richard Everything he does, he docs well; and he docs 'everything'. I.R.C.. Senior Council, Football '53, Baseball '54. Money Making Comm. Kjelson, Sigrid M. One of the best things to have up your sleeve is a funny bone. G.A.A., Art Club. Pep Club, Service Club. Red Cross. Drama Club, Choir, Banquet and Dance Comm. Klopp, Kent W. He had so many bright ideas that his hair turned red! Hockey '53. Baseball '54. '55. '56. Money Making Comm., Rings and Announcements Comm. Kollins, Lori J. The life of the class; the death of the teachers. Times Staff. Pep Club. Art Club. Drama Club. Red Cross. Class Play Comm., Commencement Comm. Koop, Anno Marie A peppy girl with big brown eyes. And a personality twice her size. Golf. Tennis. Swimming Co-Captain. French Club, Pep Club. Red Cross Treas., Drama Club Treas., Aid Board, Operation F.xchange Board. Latin Club. I.R.C., G A.A. Sec.. Class Play, Class Play Comm.. Class Day Comm. Kranz, Ted His four seasons arc football, wrestling, baseball and girls. Choir. Football 53. '54, '55. Wrestling '53. '54. '55 Captain. Baseball '54. '56. Kringen, Judy K. Better a little breeze than a dead calm. G.A.A., Drama Club, I.R.C., Pep Club. Choir, Social Club. Commencement Comm. Kroll, Sara Jo The path she treads leads to sure success. National Honor Society, Service Club Pres., I.R.C., Spanish Club, Pep Club, Tennis. Times Staff. Sophomore Counselor, Junior Council Sec.. Drama Club, Red Cross. G.A.A.. Ushers Club. Class Play Comm. Krogfus, Mavis You'll know her by the noise she doesn't make. LoBelle, Rae Louise Queen of Hearts—Diamonds will come later. Drama Club, G.A.A.. Spanish Club. Choir. Class Day Comm. Lassila, Judy Annette A courageous heart that laughs at care. Art Club. Dramj Club. Ushers Club. G.A.A.. Commencement Comm. Lind, Mary Ellen A friendly girl, with a brilliant mind; A gal like Mary Ellen is hard to find. Latin Club. G.A.A.. Choir. Drama Club. Art Club. Pep Club. Red Cross. Cheerleader Captain. Times Staff. Junior Council. Ushers Club Vice Pres.. National Honor Society. Commencement Comm. Johnston, Terrill Louise A name heard often in the corridors of action.” I.R.C. Sec.. Aid Board Sec., German Club, Pep Club. Red Cross. Am. Field Service Board. Social Club, G.A.A., Choir. National Honor Society. Commencement Comm. Kafkos, Mory A. Never satisfied 'til things are done. She's on the job and still has fun.” G.A.A. Pres.. I.R.C., Student Council. Cheerleader. German Club. Spanish Club, Rings and Announcements Comm.. National Honor Society. Kari, Robert Be she blond, redhead, or brunette. Some little gal will get you yet. Hi-Y. W Club. Skiing '54. '55, '56. Keto, Sondi lee Personality galore, she'll reach the top and then some more. Drama Club, Pep Club. French Club, Dance Group, Red Cross, G.A.A.. I.R.C., Golf. Banquet and Dance Comm. Loboe, Normon J. Success and happiness lie in his work; From duty then he'll never shirk. National Honor Society. Lo Combe, Marie L. A smile and a kindly word for each and everyone. French Club. G.A.A.. Occupational Relations. Class Day Comm. Langlie, Sondra M. To do easily what is difficult, for that is the mark of talent. Creative Writing Club. Literary Club. Debate Club, Aid Board, I.R.C.. G.A.A.. Social Club. Class Play. National Honor Society. LoPole, Janice A. In classrtxim or in hall, A welcome smile she has for all. Ushers Club. Choir. Commencement Comm. Larson, Roselen In her quietness there is a charm. lindcrman, Patricio L. She floats upon the river of thought. G.A.A., Choir. Rings and Announcements Comm., National Honor Society. Lindquist, Thomas J. Full of fun and mischief, too; Doing things he shouldn't do.” Football '53. link, Lois It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. G.A.A., Ushers Club. Red Cross. Pep Club, Drama Club, Art Club. Social Club President, Class Day Comm. Little, Jacqueline Jane Quiet, courteous, never blue; She makes a friend ever so true. Latin Club, Spanish Club. Bank. I.R.C., G.A.A., Social Club Treas.. Class Day Comm., National Honor Society. litwin, Mary Lou You sec her carrying lots of books; But you can't always go by looks. Ushers Club, French Club. Drama Club. Pep Club, Spanish Club. Red Cross, G.A.A., Commencement Comm. Lokke, Dennis D. To be a good friend is this boy's end. Money Making Comm. longballo, Morris C. Quiet and genial in all his ways; He'll gain success in future days. Kamera Klub Pres., Spanish Club, Latin Club. Debate Club, I.R.C.. Junior Council, Aid Board, Creative Writing Club. Class Play Comm. Lund, Margaret Carole A girl worthwhile—a girl who can smile. G.A.A., Social Club Sec., Commencement Comm. Molmgren, Louise J. Here's to a girl with humor and a smile. Who makes this bubble of life worthwhile. Pep Club. Red Cross Commencement Comm. Monson, Mike R. This boy is in stature great; As one of our friends he'll always rate. Football '53, '54. '55. Track '55, '56, Money Making Comm. Martenson, Karen Joyce She who has an art, Has everywhere a part. Art Club Pres., Red Cross, Drama Club. Pep Club. Aid Board, G.A.A.. Spanish Club. Mosler, Donald Stonley He has no time for girls or fame. A wealth of knowledge is his aim. Literary Club Pres., Creative Writing Club. Band Sec.-Treas.. Latin Club. I.R.C., National Honor Society, Class Play Comm., Senior Class Play. Hesperian. Maurer, Joe C. He'll never trouble trouble, 'til trouble troubles him. Football '53, 54, '55, Baseball '54. Class Day Comm. Moves, Jeon A. Such wonderful clothes this girl can wear. No wonder hearts she does ensnare. G.A.A., Choir, Social Club, Dance and Banquet Comm. Mayer, June Lorelei She danced her way into the ’Hall of Fame'. Pep Club. Drama Club. G.A.A., Class Day Comm. McConnell, Fronces Nothing great is ever achieved without enthusiasm. Social Club Board. Social Club G.A.A.. Choir, Drama Club, Latin Club, Art Club. National Honor Society, Class Day Comm. McConnell, Susan D. Shy and sweet. Cute and neat. G.A.A., Social Club. Occupational Relations, Class Day Comm. McCool, Michoel 'Among the smaller duties are studies. Baseball. ’54, '55. '56, Hockey '54. Class Play Comm. McFarlane, Shannon Lee A merry smile and a happy heart; May these two virtues never part. Social Club Pres., G.A.A., Art Club. Choir. Red Cross. Social Club, Board, Banquet and Dance Comm. McKee, Joan Ellen Shy? Yes. but oh so nice. Choir. McKelvey, Potricio lee Sometimes given to serious thoughts. But usually full of mischievous plots. Art Club, Drama Club. Red Cross. Pep Club. McNutt, Charlotte A. Silence is golden, but you can t spend silence. Let's talk! G.A.A., I.R.C., Band, Choir. Basketball. Class Play Conun. Miller, Robert In spite of all his worldly fame, his hat still fits him just the same. Football ’53, ’54. ’55, Wrestling '54. Basketball, ’53, ‘55, Track '53, W Club, Class Day Comm. Moe, Rosalie M. Happy go lucky, without a care; may her future days be just as fair.” Pep Club. Drama Club. Red Cross. Art Club. G.A.A.. Spanish Cl«b, Commencement Comm. Moody, Howard M. Stunned by a train of thought. Football ’53, ’54. Sr. Comm. Neuman, Sandra Marie Not very tall, not very small, but nice and sweet and liked by all.” G.A.A., I.R.C., Social Club. National Honor Society. Commencement Comm. Newham, Joan F. Here's a girl who's loads of fun. for a jolly friend—she's the one. Drama Club, Choir. Pep Club, G.A.A.. Commencement Comm. Nickolatos, Paul A bit of work, mostly play; keeps him busy all the day. Cross Country ’53, Track '54, Wrestling '54, '55. Golf ‘56. Money Making Comm. Norling, Roger D. I d rather hug a pigskin than any girl I know. Football 53, '54, Hockey ’53, '54. Odden, Beverly Jeon True to her work, her work, and her friends,” Drama Club, Swimming. An Club. Pep Club. French Club, Dance Group, Red Cross. G.A.A., Sr. Class Play. Dance and Banquet Comm. Ogden, Fredrick Eugene Enthusiasm is the flavor of fun. Football '53, '54. '55. Wrestling '54. '55. '56. Baseball '54. '55. '56. Ollila, Marcella As bold as the bark of a puppy. G.A.A.. An Club, Commencement Comm., National Honor Society. Olson, John Bernard He may be quiet, very shy. but we know success won't pass him by. Choir Vice Pres.. Track ’54, Money Making Comm. Otteson, Carole Jeon Her cheerful grin denotes a happy heart within. HI C Pub. Chairman, Band. Peterson, Karen M. If you have Karen as your friend, a helping hand she'll always lend. Pep Club, An Club, Drama Club. 1 imes Staff-Advenisement. Choir, G.A.A., Class Play Comm. Petitclair, Jane L. Here's to a girl with spirit and pep; she'll always have fun in life you can bet. Swimming '53, 54, '55 Co-Captain, Pep Club, French Club, Latin Club, Drama Club, Red Cross, Commencement Comm. Piepgras, Leslie A. None but herself could be her parellel. G.A.A., An Club, Latin Club, Social Club Vice Pres., I.R.C, Pep Club, Choir, Commencement Comm., National Honor Society. Pilcher, Sharon Anne Laughing eyes and winning smile, friendly ways and loo of style.” Drama Club. Pep Club, G.A.A., French Club, I.R.C., Student Council, Literary Club. Choir, Junior Council, Red Cross. Ushers Club, Money Making Comm., Class Play Comm. Plontin, Jeon Common sense is not a common thing. Service Club, G.A.A.. Social Club. Bowling, Class Play Comm. Pfleghaor, Tom R. Charles should have known him. for he's a linlc Dickens’. Wrestling '53. Track '54, Money Making Comm. Plotnik, Jeon Carol She is full of pep from tip to toe; she's got the ’rep’ to make things go. Drama Club, Pep Club. French Club. Red Cross. G.A.A., Choir. I.R.C., Service Club. Swimming. Banquet and Dance Comm., National Honor Society. Poferl, Lee Anthony He's like a bicycle - he pedals from girl to girl.” Football '55. Basketball ’54. ’55. Track '56. W Club. Commencement Comm. Savage, Joan Luverne Large is her heart. her soul sincere. G.A.A.. Social Club. Commencement Comm. Schaefer. Judith Cloro Sooner or later, a girl with an aim. will surely be a cirl with a name. Choir. Drama Club. Hesperian Staff-Art Editor. Class Play Comm., National Honor Society. Schoumoker, Michael C. Another of those silent men. thinking things, not saying them. Hi-C. Hi-Y. Money Making Comm. Segal, Judith Lynn To do her justice, many lines t'would take. Journalism is this girl's cake. G.A.A. Vice Pres., Golf Team Cape.. Tennis. ACC Basketball. Times Staff - 3rd page ed.. Service Club. I R. C.. Red Cross. Memorial Comm. Setre, Mary Ann Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help whenever she may. Times Staff — Assoc. Ed.. A. F. S. Board. Red Cross, I. R. C., French Club, Drama Club. G.A.A., Banquet and Dance Chairman. Money Making Comm . Sewish, Michael William 1 do good turns daily, sometimes I whirl. Wrestling ‘53. ‘54. ‘55. Track ‘54. Money Making Comm. Shanks, Sim Robert A man who knows there is a way and will find the way. I. R. C.. Latin Club Pres., Money Making Comm., National Honor Society. Sheperd, Jim D. He puts his best efforts into everything he does. Football '53, Track '53, I. R. C.. National Honor Society. Senior Class Play. Shepherd, Sandy Full of laughter, full of glee, full of personality. Pep Club. Dance Group, Swimming. G.A.A., French Club. Drama Club. Red Cross. I. R. C.. Times Staff. Class Play. Dance and Banquet Comm. Putnom, Pot Always tending to her duty. Hesperian Staff. Social Club, French Club, G.A.A.. I.R.C., Literary Club, Class Day Comm. Pulsifer, Barbara Although she is shy, to be a pal she'll always try.' Art Club. French Club, G. A. A., Spanish Club. 1. R. C., Pep Club, Red Cross, Drama Club. Choir, Dance and Banquet Comm. Ribnick, Ralph During class and when school is done, his hobby is always having fun. Football '53. Basketball '54. '55. Baseball '54. '55. '56. French Club. Latin Club, I. R. C., CCC Vice Pres., Money Making Comm.. National Honor Society. Risteau, John B. Intelligence reigns in this boy's brain. German Club, Awards Comm. Roberts, Joon Horriet Her heart is like the moon — there’s a man in it.” Kamera Club. G.A.A.. Choir. Social Club. Occupational Relations, Red Cross. Art Club. Class Play Comm. Robinson, Jeon Never an assignment does she shirk, people all say she smiles at work. Social Club. Kamera Club Vice Pres., Pep Club. Red Cross. French Club. Choir, Basketball. Tennis. Swimming. G.A.A., National Honor Society. Commencement Comm. Rowntree, William Allan He came to us but for a year, in memories he’ll be much longer here. I. R. C.. Aid Board, A. F. S. Board, Kamera Club Pres., Debate Club. Times Staff, Student Council. Class Play Comm.. Exchange Student from New Zealand. Rud, Ardene They1 only live who life enjoy. G.A.A.. Social Club. Commencement Comm. Rundberg, Eloyne Beverly Here's a girl with wondrous hair, and a friendly wholesome air. Social Club Board Sec.. Social Club Pres., Choir. Drama Club. Pep Club. National Honor Society. |. R. C.. G.A.A.. Spanish Club. Art Club. Salutatorian. Class Day Comm. Rusted, Sandy Lea Rather quiet, never loud, outstanding in any crowd. Social Club. Class Day Comm. Rutchik, Lynne I. Industrious and very active, and we add she's most attractive. Times Staff — 2nd page ed., Service Club Vice Pres., Pep Club. I. R. C.. Drama Club, Senior Council. Spanish Club. G.A.A.. Class Day Chairman. Sands, Carol Jeon Friendly, cute, and fun to boot! G.A.A., Pep Club. Red Cross. Spanish Club. Drama Club. Art Club. Hesperian Staff — Senior page co-editor — Junior Apprentice. Dance and Banquet Comm. Sherman, John A quiet man, but quite a man. I. R. C.. Dux Hi-Y. Creative Writing, Stage Crew, Literary Club Vice Pres., Latin Club, Football ’53, ’54, Track '54, Social Comm., Senior Class Play, National Honor Society. Shoemakor, Stan Lons, lean, and Likeable. Basketball ‘55, '56, W Club, Track '54, Money Making Comm. Slaybaugh, Donna M. Style she has and good looks too; she does what she sets out to do. Swimming. G.A.A., Spanish Club, Drama Club, Art Club, Red Cross. Dance Group, Band, National Honor Society Vice Pres., Air Board. 1. R. C., Pep Club, Senior Class Play. Smedborg, Turid Your winning smile has made you dear, to all your friends both far and near.” Exchange Student from Sweden. G.A.A., I.R.C., Student Council. Pep Club, Aid Board, German Club, Class Day Comm. Smith, Gordon D. He's a man of business through and through. Band, I. R. C, Kamcra Club. Latin Club. Hesperian Staff. Baseball '56. Commencement Comm. Smith, James V., Jr. He has no thought of coming woe, as troubles come, so do they go. Football '54. Baseball '56, Money Making Comm. Smith, Joyce Edith Silence is a friend that will never betray G.A.A., Hi-C Vic Pres., Choir, Occupational Relations, Commencement Comm. Snyder, Glendo Moe A good and faithful girl is she. a truer friend could never be. Drama Club. Pep Club. Social Club, G.A.A., I. R. C.. Kamera Club. Choir. Class Day Comm. Sfobcr, Sue ‘To accomplish things has been her aim; she's gathered many friends and fame.” Red Cross Pres., Drama Club Pres., Pep Club, Student Council Sec., Soph, and Junior Homecoming Attendant, Senior Homecoming Queen. Class Day Comm.. National Honor Society. Stensland, lee E. A football man. a swimming man, and last but not least, a ladies’ man.” Football '53, '54. '55. Swimming '53. 54, ’55-Capt.. Baseball ’54, ’55. St. John, Barbara Tall of stature, winning smile, big blue eyes, and right in style. Art Club Sec., Drama Club, Pep Club. Red Cross, Spanish Club. Ushers Club, Banquet and Dance Gwnm. Stoddard, Lynda Jean Here's a girl, though very gay, can be serious, in her way. Sullivan, Bob W. Where there's fun — there's Sully. Swimming '56, Golf '56, Skiing '55. Hi-Y. Money Making Comm. Swisher, Dorothy Ann Her sweetness would hide her faults if faults she had. Horseback Riding, Pep Club, Red Cross, Aid Board, National Honor Society. G.A.A., I. R. C., Korean Board, Class Play Co-Chairman, Senior Council. Syverson, Jon Roger Life and laughter every inch of him. Football Manager '53, Wrestling '53, Class Day Comm., Commencement Comm. Toylor, Robert M. This man's a volume if you know how to read him. Cross Country '54. Drama Club. Rings and Announcements Comm. Taylor, Koy F. Brunette, blue-eyed and full of fun, of her kind there's only one. Red Cross, Drama Club. Pep Club. Dance Group, Literary Club, French Club, G.A.A., I. R. C.. Class Play Comm. Toylor, Ronald D. A camera minded man is he; intelligent as he can be. Drama Club, Kamcra Club, Latin Club, I. R. C., Band, Class Play Comm., National Honor Society. Tennant, Tom In many things a leader strong is he, and clothes his strength with cordiality. Student Council. Senior Class Trcas., Hi-Y. CCC Pres., Junior Class Council. Theisen, Thomas George Seniors come and seniors go — but Item's a senior you ought to know.” Baseball '56, Class Play Comm., Money Making Comm. Townley, Pete We do not know what is his fate; we only know it should be great. Student Council Pres., I. R. C. Vice Pres.. Times Staff Front Page Ed.. Aid Board. A. F. S. Board, Summer Exchange Student to Denmark, Tennis. Basketball. National Honor Society, Senior G uncil, Memorial and Awards Comm. Chairman, Senior Class Play. W. Club, Valedictorian. Vong, Barbara She who is good is happy. Social Club, Basketball, G.A.A., Class Play Comm. Vivian, Joon K. Here's a young lady as good as gold; never too shy or never too bold. French Club. Red Cross. Drama Club. I. R. C, Times Staff Business Manager, National Honor Society, Pep Club. Class Play Pub. Comm., Senior Class Play. Walthall, Tony Could you be true to eyes of blue, if eyes of brown should smile on you? Football '53, '55, Hockey '54, '56 Co-Capt., Track '54, '56, Art Club Vice President, Class Day Comm. Wortnick, Sharon Lee One knows her by her jolly air, her laughing eyes, and her dark brown hair. Service Club. Drama Club. Pep Club, French Club, Red Cross. I. R. C., G.A.A., Commencement Comm., National Honor Society. Waters, Elizabeth Ann No beauty is like the beauty of the mind. Service Club, I. R. C., Pep Club, Red Cross, French Club, G.A.A., Times Stuff, Money Making Comm., National Honor Society. Watrous, Chilly Able and active with brains and poise, she docs a lot without much noise. Latin Club, French Club, German Club, Literary Club, Creative Writing, Social Club, Class Play Comm. Weinbender, Borbaro A. A quiet girl with little to say. she doesn't come to school to play. G.A.A., Ushers Club, Memorial and Awards Comm. Westerlund, John Richard Some pursue learning; others learn pursuing. Cross Country '53, Track ’54, Announcement Comm. Westgard, Karen L. She is a long stock of loveliness. G.A.A., German Club. Art Club, Social Club, Class Play Comm. Wigren, Gayle F. Tis better to be small and shine, than to be large and cast a shadow. Service Club, French Club Treas., Red Cross Vice Pres., Pep Club, Drama Club, Art Club, I. R. C., Class Play Comm., National Honor Society. Williams, Mark Our hockey star, at least he’s out at nite. Football 53. Baseball '53. Hockey 53. 54, '55. Golf '54. Class Day Comm Winter, Shirley We couldn't find a substitute — this word, among others, fits her —cute! G.A.A., Choir Treas., Rings and Announcement Comm., National Honor Society. Wolff, Corol Mae Always good natured and full of fun. G.A.A., Art Club, Pep Club, Choir, Red Cross, Drama Club, Latin Club, Class Play Comm. Wood, Grace In your quiet, efficient way, you accomplish much in each short day. G.A.A. Pres., Spanish Club Treas., French Club, I. R. C., National Honor Society, Student Council. Service Club. Red Cross. Pep Club. Tennis, Badminton, Choir, Class Play Comm. Woodard, Robert Millard He is rich, we arc told if silence be gold. Track '54, '56, Cross Country '56, Swimming '54, '56. Woodward, Sharon A likeable girl with a likeable way. G.A.A., Drama Club, Social Club. 1. R. C., Pep Club, Class Day Comm. Ye, Paul Kenneth High school days have their delights; but they can't compare with high school nites. Hockey '53, ’54. '55, Track '53, '54. '55, Times Staff, 1. R. C., Class Play Comm.. Senior Class Play. Lee, Mary M. She's so small and quiet, we hardly know she's here. G.A.A., Social Club, Class Day Comm. Woelm, Dove He drums his way into your heart.” Combo, Swingband, Band, Cross Country '53, Hockey '54, Dance and Banquet Comm., Money Making Comm. Field, Larry He's so meek — even his shoes refuse to squeak. Commencement Comm. Row Is S. Dennesen, S. Griffith, R. Tennoson, S. Foster, L. Water, M Kafka . G. Hovstad, G. Salltermon, S. Newman, G. Russell. Row 2: L. Eielton, M. Gansky, G. Wood, E, Rundborg, C. Field. M. Lind, D. Slaybough, P. Llnderman, S. Holloway, B. Kolte Row 3: P. Ye, R Ribnick. R. Toylor, B. Parkers, J. Sfrothman, T. Gatos. S. Shanks. J. Shermon, N. Laboe, C. Deutsche Row 4; P. Townley. H. Kuehn, J. Burl, J. Hannon. D. Wetrler, D. George, D. Carlson, J. Shepard. A Keksis, D. Swisher, J. Schaefer. The National Honor Society members are chosen NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY for their character, scholarship, and service qualities. This year as a project they offered their services to the teachers. Row 1; P. Tully, M. Ollila. T. McConnell. J. Robinson, S. Wintor. S. Ofson, M. George. K. Olson. J. Plotnick, S Coykendal Row 2: L Stoddard, M. Pewters. S. Hanley. E. Peterson, V. Erickson, P. Jezek. L. Piepgros, B. Doran. J. Little. M. Fix. Row 3: S. Smith. R. Kmieciok. K. Wilson, C. Nelson, J. Robert . S. Staber, S. Kroll. K. Counts, S. Hartwell, K. Doherty. Row 4t D. Masler, I. Babichey. J George, D. Berg, S. Doyle, M. Raflnskl, T. Johnston, G. Browor. S. Wortnkk, J. Vivian, H. Golstein. HALL OF FAME John Hannon Jerry Bergenbring Tony Walthal Dick Connell Carle Twins Jim Flynn Tom Tennant Jim Frush Pete Town ley Bob Miller Done Most For School Best All Around Best Dancer Cutest Couple Best Figure Physique Most Athletic Most Catching Smile Prettiest Eyes Most Likely to Succeed Typical Westite Sue Staber Pam Anderson June Mayer Sandy Shepherd Karen Cody Sandy Cranston Turid Smedberg Margo Iverson Sara Kroll Sandy Byers Carol Sands Sue Coykendahl Pat McKelvey Barb St. John Lois Link Sharon Pilcher Jean Plotnik Kathy Fisk Judy Schaeffer Joanne Beaver Biggest Line Personality Plus Most Mischievous Best Dressed Quietest Friendliest Peppiest Most Talkative Most Talented Wittiest Paul Ye Bob Connell Tom Lindquist John Westerlund Bob Kari Steve Cook Lee Stensland Bill Rowntree Dave Woelm Dennis Desmond Row Is I. Adorns, C. Johnson, J. Jocobson, A. Bjolloness, K. Corlton. I Row 2s M. Goorge. K Olson. A. Richards. S. Olson, B. '■' ' LoFovor. D. Holmberg. Row 3: G. Molecho, L. Hofner. R. Goljtrond. J. Corcoran, D Mathlesen, J. SKorrelt. Row 4; R, Erickson, L Bennott. F. Pool®, R. Rojo. B. Hosselberg, R. O'Brien. E. Johnjon. Row Is M. Awishus, L Grey, B. Edlund. J. Chrijtenson. M. Worth, C. 01 A Shomocher. Row 2i M. Fix, M. Emerson, G. Russell, S. A 0 Doyle. R. Sewich, A. Lucos. Row 3: E PoradiJ, M Fisher. M. Rolinski, C. Cove, S. Wedeklng. Row 4: J. Roxmon, J. Ring, B. Sandberg. T. Miller. D. Nelson. J. Kramer. Row 5: M Wolmon, J Birk, G. Nelson, R. Losko, R. Porke. G. loRow. J. Otton. Row Is E. lindblom. C. Swanson, C. Miller, P. Tully. M. Logelin Row 2: q.a B. Kmieciok, A. Casio,. T. Morris, N. Rodengen. B. Erlck- • son. J. Bjorklund. D. LaBree. Row 3: D. Haoger. H. Moulton, G. Ganil, P. Conry, K. Kies. A. Engberg Row 4: R Moroin, H. Kuehn. J. Brown. M. Gregg. B. Crosby. D. Mitchell, E. Young Row Is J. Skeldon, G. Longballo. J. Door. M. Swoboda. C. Wetheroll I I Row 2: G. Udell. B. Beach. W. Bolduc V. Sivak. S. ■ Rockvan. P Ziegler Row 3: D. Berg. 8 Forschner, J. Kon- ieliu, D. Swenson, J. Wolko Row 4: D. Wetxler, S. Griffith, D. George, R. Chapman. I. Dorlond, G. Havstad. Row Is J. Hooper. B Wohler, J. Ferris. S. Prokofieff. A Schauer. OlO 2: C. Henderson. J. Stern. H. Goldstein, M. Bollum. ° 1 ° M. Halslet, B. Sparks. Row 3s E. Smith, J Doy. W Johnson. S. Starret. R. Silvis. J. Bcrnston. Row 4: J. Huggins, J. McNomera, R. Wogner. L Johnson, S. Berman, B. McEochern. J. Strothmon. Row 1: M. Gibbon , M. White, K. Seeker, G. Klegseth. J. Giddings, O 1 ft R- Pe,erlon- Row Curtis, S. Smith, M. Levy, M. Pew- ® ters, M. levenson, J. Mellomo, J. Thome. Row 3: G. Ubro, R. Tenneson, C. Wetheroll, I. Anderson, B. McKeon, B. Horden. Row 4: J. Blrk, G. Moleco, T. Sewell. B. Honsen, M Hanson. E. Clayton, S. Denesen. Row li C. Nelson M. Sweiger, P. Ollila, M. Rochot, S. Vermes. Row 2: 0 10 Doc 1. D- Koelfgren, V. Stroumen, D. Hendrickson, S- Gardner. Row 3: B Swenson, T. Egon, J Pone, R. Strel-nicks, J. Roberts. Row 4: t. Ensley. J. Elmquist. R. Klipstein, D. Wood-osh, D. Kinvig, 0. Janzen, JUNIOR ADVISORIES Row 1i K. Hortwig, M. Hamilton, B. Bickford, K. Patterson, K. Lindholm. Row 2: M. loCombe, B Koltos, B. Klipstein, G Solitermon, 3xU B Honrehan, M. Elstod. Row 3: J. Schultz, J. Bcrenberg, L Cooper, Q. Jensen, D. Fisk. Row 4: D. Johnson, M. Blodgett. D. Rouzor, 8 Honson, 0. Clouson, A. Koksis. Row 1: K. Wilson, I Baustista. M. Brecke. J. Pawlcyn, K Rhode. )A Pow T Wo,lh- M Hughes, S. Foster, J. Mayer. W Hamre. G. Jocobson. A. Bosocker. Row 3: L Eielson. R Strand. P. Gens, M. Lindstrom, B. Dohlm, J. Brumbaugh. Row 4: 0 Grewe, 0. Songle. J. Brygelson. B.. Sohly, C. Wilson, G. Collins, R. Doud. Row I B. Argue, M. Ludford. J Brown, A. Fulkerson. Row 2: K. Norve-« ai cud. M. Baker, G. Peterson, F Audie, M Lindquist, L. Chopmon. Row 3: L Lindquist. E. Riddle. J. Christensen. G. Rud, P. Lofback Row 4: D. Ruley, I Fuller. C. Tyler. B. Sobes. D. Francisco. K, Kane, Row Is S. Lesher. D. Gonzhorn. P. Heller, M. Stephens. Row 2: M II Hozzard, S. Garber, P. Karos, P Moore, N. Norby Row 3: ■ I. Ninon, I. Freng. S. Sothor. C. Johnson. Row 4: P. Cletcher, B McCort, R. Weigman, L. Woulters. G. Obermeyer Row 5: T. Kevers. J. Elftmon. J. Byram, B. Mann, D Honecker, W. Konze. Row is R Townsend, 0. Palmer, J Lindbloom. J. Pearson, J. Peterson. 1 09 ®ow 2: M Bakke. D. Kempton, B Mankowski, D. Fulin. 1 W Row 3: J Chrisfopherson. K Runtie. E. Frish, D. McGlen- nen. S. Richardson. Row 4: 0. Doherty, G. Hughes. E. Brown. M Doyle Row 5: D Abrams, S. Jones. C Cedar, B. Lindermon, D Pearson. SOPHOMORE ADVISORIES Row Is M Williams, D. Woodward, D. Morholfx, R. Neilson, D. Schultz. 919 Row 2: K Wilson. A Schepers. N. Wood, S. Bush, R. Townsend Row 3: B Swain, J. Hetland. D. Borowski. B Laurent. B. West. B. McNaughton. Row 4: R. Lenorz. G. Sevorson, W. Anderson, S. Kline. K Lawrence. Row 5: R Swanson, B Serumgard, D. Larson. R. Olson. K Schwab. R Moe Row Is J. Horozuk, J. Waki, J. Sjoberg. B. McKinnon. J. Oftdohl. L. f)1A Oviott. Row 2: J. Christensen. D. Hughes. V. Lyon. S. “ Swanson. J. Brynstod, C. Christensen. Row 3: R Malecho, D. Skorsten. J. Christopherson, J. Shearer, J. Eberline, R Tennoson. Row 4: L. Ludford, S. Smith, C. Emery. A. Sklader, R. Urness. J. Thorness. Row 5: G. Maclnerny, M. Sutton. G. Imm, G Walberg. D Socher. M Verbarq 114 Row 1: B. Liftlo, R. Altrowitz, S Wolfe, S Minder, S. Decker. Row 2: P. Kollimon. M. Motet, D. Olson, R, Hix, A. Ribnick. Row 3: M. McCampbell, T. Wright, D. Lunderberg, K. Lundheim Row 4: D. Llebermon, S. Newhall, S. Gjerde, J. Korl, Row 3: F. Porker, T. Duehl. J. Jennings, J. Lund. D. Drake. Row 6: G. Modsen, J. Olsen, M, O'Brien, L. Honey, D. Knowlton. J. Wells. Row li A. Nordin. L. Freeman, N. Fisher, J. Hanley. Row 2: C. Gates. )( A J. Hoag, K Slaybaugh, J. Barber, S. Michoelis. Row 3: C. Rasmussen, M. Martinson. S. Holzapel. S. Larson. Row 4: J. Nelson, B. Svennson. J. Hake, G. Moody. J. Goraut. Row Is C. Thomas. D. Scheitel. J. Pellerin©, D. Holier. M. Hoverfy. O 1 n ow : A S®0 - Herr L P'lcher, J. lemke, J. Pennoyer. ” Row 3: K. Savela, J. Honnus. E. Storlie, B. Westergreen. Row 4: K. Miller, J. Jensen, J. Balfanz, J. Bolfanz, D. Rennebohm Row 5: J. Sothro, R. Bartel, C. Potterson, B. Ness. J. Sfemig, J. Thorpe. Row 1: B. Otteson, M Head. V. O'Brien, L, Peilen, S. Green. Row 2: n i i L. Schmirler, J. Jezek. M. Marvela. J. Rhamer, D. Hofey. Row 3: J. Shearer, H Oxendale, B. Greenly, J. Enlus Row 4: T. Anfinson, K. Form, J. Gisselbeck, M. Burton, J. tanning Row 5: I. Cable, J. Kidney, I. Crocker, D. Hanson. P. Olson, C Klein-stuber. Row 1: C. Pinnemoki. G. Nelson, S. Fruen, S. Goldstein, R. Johnson. Row 2: J White. W Shellboch, K. Larson. R. Kadlec. E. Ov Williams. Row 3: M. Kingsberg. K. Larson, B. Larson. J. Quirk. Row 4: R. Tingdale, E. Carlstrom, $. Rhame. P. Tollefson. M. Hardigan Row 5: J. Ryden, T. Fallrath, T. Herrick, B. Franklin. J. Roh-wedder, J. Heath. Row It C. Fjeldheim, J. Hartmann, Mr. Fearing. M. Blozek. M. Sanchez, nw Row 2: J. Poucher, S. Carlson. G. Story. J. Johnson, J. ® Stemlg. I Swanson. Row 3: J. Blomlie, J. Sundby, D. Gumingo. B. Hunerberg. I. McAllister. CLUBS A Shimmering Panorama of Activity Page 32 Row li G Wood. D. Rennebohn. M. McCompbell. S. Staber. P. Townley. M. Kofkos. J. Honnon, S. Pilcher. M. llndstrom Standing: B B.ckford, T. Smodburg, G. Hovstad. S. Griffith, S. Smith, P. Kleinsteuber. B. Seromgard. D. George. D. Wetzler. P. Coot . B. Rowntree. T Tennant. T. Squire, T. Gate . P. Gen . S. Coykendoll. STUDENT COUNCIL As a representative group of the student body, the Student Council sponsored Homecoming, the Carnival, Sno-Day, and the youth Conference. Their projects proved very successful. RED CROSS Using a novel Jack and Jill theme, the Red Cross had a wonderful response in their annual fund drive. Keen competition between classes encouraged students to give generously. Row li A Koop. V. Beidlemon, S. Dahl, J. Plotnick. S. Shophcrd, K. Taylor. L. Rutchik. Row 2: P. Anderson, V. McFerran, G. Russell. C. Sands, S. Stabcr, B. Pulsifor, T. Johnston. Row 3: S. Byers, S. Cranston. J. Brumbaugh. M Iverson, S. Koto. S. Pilcher, B Odden. Row 4: S. Kroll, J. Vivian, E. Waters. K. Berg. M. Lind, G. Wood, M Sefre Row 5: B. Hinton. K. Cody. B. St. John, J. Jennings. D. Hauger, J. Beaver. M. Honson, D. Swisher. Staled: B. Connell, P. Anderson, T. Tennont. $. Coykendoll, J. Hannon, L Rutchik. Standing: G. Brower, J. Bergenbrlng. D. Swisher, P. Townley, J. Kirkpatrick. D. Desmond, M, Setre, C. Deutsche. SENIOR COUNCIL Composed of one member from each senior advisory, this group planned the election of officers, ran the card selling, and helped the class officers organize the class. AID BOARD The Aid Board made a hit this year with their annual Tag Day auditorium. The Babe Ruth Story was the movie featured. The profits were used to buy supplies for a Korean school. Row 1: M Longbollo. R. Altrowlti, K Martinson, P. Anderson. S. Byers. M. Pewters. A. Koop. Row 2t P. Conry, T. Walsh, T. Smedberg. M Fitisimmons. J George. C Nelson. K. Doherty. Row 3: D. Sloybaugh, T. Johnston, L Stoddard. J. Thorpe, K. Narverud. K. Sovello. C. Nelson. S Smith Row 4: R Erickson, S Griffith, D. Swisher. S. longlle. B. Rowntree. T. Squire. B Koltts. LATIN CLUB Row It J. Ponnoyor, B. Doran, M, Longballa, R. Pet-erion, B. Ottosen, A. Nordin, V. O'Brien, M. Verberg. Row 2: Miss McLaughlin, P. Kalliman, K. Lundheim, R Kadlec, L. Piepgros, J. Little, S. Hanley, T. McCon-nel, R Taylor. Row 3: C. Watrous, M. George, S. Holloway, J. Thorpe. S. Doyle, G. Russell. Row 4: M. McCampbell, K. Narverud, R. Lofback, M. Haz-zord, C. Johnson, J. George, S. Shanks Row 5: L. Lindquist, S. Sather, K. Kane, D. Pearson, M. Doyle, J. Sheorer, J. Chrlstopherson. Row 6: J. Ryden, D. Smith, J. Wells, M. O'Brien, L. Eielson, G. Nelson, R. Serumgard, E. Paradis. FRENCH CLUB Row 1: J. Giddings. B. Doran, S. Fruen, K. Taylor, J. Plotnik. R. Altrowitz, E. Peilen, K. Lindholm, G. Wigren, S. Dahl. Row 2: Miss McLaughlin, P. Tully, J. George, M. Pewters, J. Christensen. C. Gates, A. Richards, R. Townsend, M. Gibbons, V. Sirak, J. Huntington. Row 3: M Emerson, S. Sheperd. J. Pettldoir, S. Wartmck. K. Hartwig. E. Frush, D. Lundenberg, C. Waters, M. Head. J. Robinson. Row 4: G. Havstad, D. Rennebohm, J. Christopherson, K. Runcie, J. Stern, J. Oftedahl, J. Fahrendorff. C. Nelson, M. Ludford. J. Hooper. Row 5: M. Setre. P. Putnam, M. Iverson, S. Pilcher, A. Koop, J. Vivian, B. Hinton, M McCampbell. S. Newhall, S. Moulton. Row 6: S. Cook, D. Wetzler, D. George. R Ribnick, E. Clayton. M. LaCombe, M. Lindstrom, S. Denesen, B. Odden. C. Field. Row h B. Doran, K. Taylor, J. George, J. Sherman, D. Moslor, Miss Westby, L. Sfoddord, V. O'Brien. Row 2: M. Burton, L. Lindquist. 0. Rennebohm. S. Pilcher. B. Sparks. L. Eielson. S. Holloway, S. Langlie, P. Putnam, C. Watrous, K. Counts. M. Iverson. K. Kono. M. O'Brion, M. McCampbell. LITERARY CLUB SPANISH CLUB Row lj J. Brymtad. J. Harlow, R. Peterson, V. Lyon, G. Ecklund, S. Lesher, S. Dohl, J. Carruthers, A. Ribnick. Row 2: K. Larson, C. Pinnomakl, C. Johnson, C. Henderson, J. Brown, S. Garber, M. Lcvinnson. B. Bickford, S. Decker, P. Heller Row 3: J. Hannus, C. Swanson, J. Powlcyn, J. Little, S. Rockvan, J. Bjorklund, K. Slaybough, N, Norby, M. Rochot, D Ganzhorn, Mr. McLaughlin. Row 4: K. Olson, L. Adorns, M. Bollum. M. Marvela, S. Smith, P. Conry, J. Christensen, K. Savelo, B. Sparks. Row 5s J. Gissol-bcck, B. Llnderman, T. Walsh, D. Borowskl, D. Berg, D. Slaybough, J. Petticlalr, G. Wood, D. Kempton, A. Bjellaness Row 6: J. Bryngelson, L. Eiolson, C. Faus, B. Hinton, D. Haugcr, K. Fern, S. Kroll, B. Cranston, D. Francisco, S. Storrctf. Row 1: J. Reamer, J. Eberlino, C. Watrous, M. Haislet, J. Christensen, K. Wilson, J. Pawlcyn. Row 2: J. Wolke, M. Moses, T. Johnston, T. Smedburg, C. Cave, J. Enuls, J. Lindblom. Row 3: D. Lieberman, R. Tennesen, V. Stroughman, R. Silvis, G. Udcl, S. Doyle, P. Karas. Row 4: B. Little, D. Laska, J. Lund, R. Sewich. M. Fitzsimmons, W. Homre, Mr. Fearing. Row 5: J. Berenberg, C. Deutsche, C. Tyler, J. Jennings. K. Wesfgard, S. Griffith, Row 6: H. Kuehn, D. Rouzer, R. Swanson, J. Rohweddor, B. Mann. D. Jefferys, R. Brown GERMAN CLUB CREATIVE Row 1: M. George, L Adams, M. Emerson, S. Holloway. I. Babichev, Miss Wesfby, J. George, B. Koltes, D. Francisco, J. Roberts. Row 2: J. Gissclbeck, J. Enius, B. Sporks, D. Borowski, I. Eielson. M. Longballo, S. Langlie, B. Doran, C. Wotrous, K. Counts. D. Masler, D. Alstadt, WRITING J, Sherman, L Stoddard, K. Kane. Row Is P. Jezek, 1C. Doherty. J. Horlow. Mr. Honien, J. little, B Otteson, J. Peterson. Row 2: M. Svobodo. A. Soar!, I. Stoddard. S. Swanson, J. Sothre, P. Kallmon, L Adams. D. Knowlton, B. Swain. Row 3: B. Sandburg. C. McNutt. T. Duell, S. Hanson. G. Rud, J. Enius. D. Drake. Row 4: D. Mitchell, C. Rasmussen, J. Otten, A. Slaughter, D. Hanson, S. Smith, T. Anfinson. D. Smith. Row 5: M. Sutton, C. left. S Holme, R O'Brien, R. Swanson, J. Elfman, D. Master, R. Taylor. BAND One of the liveliest organizations in school, the hand pepped up games and auditoriums. Highlights of the year were the successful Centennial and Spring Concerts. CHOIR Our excellent choir sang for the Christmas program and at the Centennial Concert. After years of collecting money they finally donned their colorful new green and white robes. Row 1: R. Altrowitz, C. Wolff, J. Knngen. K. Forrell, S. lesher, S. Winter, G. Storey, W. Homre. I. Gray. L. Rutchik. S. Dahl. J. Pearson. J. LoPole, N. O Brion, T. McConnell. M. Haislef, M. Williams, K. Savelo. Row 2: Mr. Hansen. C. McNutt, K. Olson, J. Bjorklund. G. Jocobson, A Bolsaker. F. Bystrom. R. Moe. J. Olon, D. Borowski. G. Wood. M Lind, B. linderman, R. Silvis. P Hurly, S. Rustad. J. Huff, I. Piepgros. Row 3: M. Kafkos, C Funk, S Newholl. K Miller, C. F|eldheim, T Spry, I. Jocobson. C. Field, S. Gierde. S Honson. J. Jocobson, I Anderson, A Curran. B Beach, E Golvin. M Woodsfield Row 4: J McKee. D Johnson. E. Rundberg, P linderman, J. Sundby. J. White. B. Cameron, B Hosselbcrq I. McAllister. C. Mikkola, T Johnson. M Gonsky, M Burton. M Honson. B. Torson. K lorson. J Gisselbeck, S. McForlane. Row 1, J Segol J. Skoldon. A. Biellones . S. Coykendoll. S Kroll. L. Rutchlk. S. Cranston. G- W.gren, B. Doron. Row 2: B Kmlocak. S Doyle. G. Russell, B. Bickford. M. Pewters, B. Sporks, K. Wilson. S. Smith. J. Christensen. Row 3i B Sahly. S. Kjelwn, G. Salilermon. B. Hanrehan. L. Water . S. Wartnick, G. Brower, K. Berg, S. Griffith, S. Denesen, G. Wood, L. Eielton. SERVICE CLUB Selling refreshments at four home games and other school functions netted a good income for the Service Club this year. The girls also worked hard on a float for Homecoming. USHERS CLUB The Ushers Club, a service organization, ushered at the Centennial and Spring Concerts, Baccalaureate Commencement, and other programs. They do these jobs without reward. Row 1« S. Coykendall, J. Peorion, M. Worth, R. Pctcrion. S. Gre«n, R. Altrowit . B. Woinbonder. J. la Pole. Row 2: D. Woodard. S. Dohl. M. Fulkerson, R. Moe. L. link, C. Hoinet, R. Townsend, G. Brower. P. Lofback, M. Haislet. Row 3; J. Hannus, K. Wilson. D. Palmer, E. Jockson, W. Bolduc, A. Scheppers. K. Narverud. K. Kies. J. Stern. Row 4: J. Bryngelson, M. Hanson. B. Johnson, K. Cody. M. Lind, K. Berg. S. Kroll, B. Hanrchon. J. Brumbaugh, J. Biorklund. DRAMA CLUB Row 1: J. Huntington, J. Christensen, A. Schcpcrs, J. Honnus, J. Shearer, K. Runcie. J. Christopherson, K. Norverud. P. Lofback. Row 2: J. Thorpe, J. Giddings, K. Miller, S. Doyle, G- Jacobson, J. Wolke, K. Kies, G. Gauie, G. Hovstad. H. Moulton. Row 3: K. Hortwig, J. Vivian, J, Roberts, D. Borowski, K. Farrell, J. Kringen, J. Bjorklund, J. Stern, G. Russell, E. Jackson. Row 4: S. Cranston, D. Johnson. B Dohlin, J. Brumbaugh, B. Honrchan, S. Woodword, G. Snydor. J. Christensen, M. McCampbcll, D. Rcnncbohm, S. Ncwholl. Row 5: C. Field, S. Kjclson, J. Newham, S. Pilcher, R. LaBelle. B. Hinton, D. Francisco. D. Berg, B. Odden, M. Hamilton. Row 6: E. Bryngelson, K. Cody, P. McKelvey, M. Sctrc. D. Hauger, G. Wood, M. Gansky, E. Rundberg, S. Dcncsen, B. Dockmon, D. Sloybough. Row 7: L. Stenslond, D. Wctzler, D. George, J. Kirkpatrick, D. Corlson, M. Honson. J. Bcover, B. St. John, C. Fous, I. Eielson, M. LaCombe, M. Lind. Row 1: R. Altrowitz. D. Woodard. M. Emerson, A. Bjellaness. M. Gibbons, J. Pawlcyn, K. Lindholm. R. Moe. Row 2: R. Peterson, M. Brccko, S. Goldstion, M Head, S. leshcr, L. Fulkerson,, J. Pennoyer, K. Mortinson, J. Skeldon. Row 3: G. Wigren. P. Iverson. V. Bcidlemon, K. Peterson, K. Fish, C. Wolff, T. McConnell, M. Sweiger, S. Rutchik, S. Dahl. Row 4: K. Sloybough. L. Pilcher. C. Funk, L. Kollins, J. Petitdoir, M. Fulkerson, G. Brower, S. Kroll, M. Litwin, S. Wartnick. Row 5: B. Kmieceok. S- Sheppard. V. Lyons, B. Sparks, C. Swanson. A. Bosocker, B. Bickford. M. Worth, J. Hooper. Row 6: B. Koltcs, G. Saliterman, M. Bollum, C. Miller, M. Hozlett, A. Richards, L. Link, S. Byers, K. Taylor, J. Plotnick. Row 7: M. Iverson, M. Lindstrom. S. Doyle, P. Conroy, S. Smith, H. Goldstein, K. Wilson, P. Anderson, A. Koop, S. Stabcr, C. Sands. The Drama Club appeared this year in the second Let it Sno”. They gave their usual spectacular per-annual Sno Day auditorium presenting their skit formance for Carnival. Page 40 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS COUNCIL Row It M. Pewter , J. Christensen, P. Tolly, T. Squire. J. Powlcyn, V. Sivock, D. Alstot. Row 2: T. Johnston, S. Wortnlck, C. McNutt, S. Dahl, S. Sheppard, J. Little, L. Stoddard. Row 3: J. Skeldon, M. Worth. J. Hooper, M. longbolla, J. Pearson, J. Schminlcr, V. Lunderberg, P. Townsend, J. Huntington, M. McCompbell, K. Narverud, K. Kies, C. Funk, K. Toylor, J. Plotnik, M. Hazletf. Row 4: L. Eielson, L. Piepgras, S. Woodward, T. Smedberg, K. Farrell, J. Kringen, G. Snyder. 8. Larson. J. Roberts. Row 1: B. Doran, M. Bollum, P. Conry, G. Russel, M. George, G. Udell, M. Hamilton. Row 2: P. Putnam, K. Doherty, S. Kroll, J. Vivian, G. Havstad, G. Saliterman, S. Doyle, B. Hanrehon, J. George. Row 3: D. Hauger, K. Cody. S. Griffith. D. Francisco. S. Kjelson, S. Pilcher, M. Iverson, S. Holloway, 8. Dahlin. Row 4: J. Kempton, K. Berg. B. Hinton. J. Sherman, M. Gonsky, E. Waters. M. Setre, H. Moulton, C. Deutsche. Row 5: S. Shanks, J. Strothmon, S. longlie, B. Sahly, C. Welson. B. Koltes, E. Bryngelson. J. Newham, E. Rundberg. Row 6: H. Kuehn, J. Sheppard. J. Hannon, S. Cook, D. Mosler, B. Hasselberg. R. Taylor, W. Rowntrec, R. Ribnkk, D. Smith. The I.R.C. through lectures and movies tried to acquaint the members with the stories and customs of other countries, together with the Aid Board they put on the annual Tag Day. Page 41 The busy Art Club sent works to the Art Insti-ART CLUB tute anti Northrup Gallery, took part in a Symphony Painting to Music” program, and made posters for various school activities. Row 1: J. Pomroy, 0. Morholz, 0. Gonzhorn, M. Lindstrom, K. Hortwig, G. Russell, S. Doyle, G. Ecklund, R. Townsend, T. Woltholl, R. Ncilson, Row 2: B. St. John, B. Oddon. T. McConnell, B. Dockman, R, Moe, D. Sloybaugh, S. Fulkerson, L. Kollins, S. Cranston, C. Wolfe, J. lassilo, B. Edlund. K. Peterson, J. Fahrcndorff, K. Rhodes, K. Hendrickson, P. McKelvey. P. Kallman. Row 3: L. Pilcher, C. Imm, J. Brown, N. Wood, G. Nelson, S. Kjelson, M. Und, E. Rundberg, T. Johnston, M. Gansky, C. Funk, L. Piepgras, K. Westgoard, R. Tenneson, C. Fjeldheim, B. Johnson, L. link, S. lesher, J. Hayhoe, D. Palmer, C. Sands, B. Connell, B. Hasselberg. Row Is D. licbcrman, B. Rowntrce, R. Toylor, M. longbollo, J. Brown, L. Stoddard. Row 2: B. Klipstein, E. Young. M. Fitzsimmons, B. Larson, P. Ollillio, J. Roberts, J. Robinson, C. Johnson. Row 3: L. Getche, L Cable, F. Spi. D. Smith, D. lund-berg, D. Nelson, P. Tollefson, L. Frank, I. Freng, C. Henderson. KAMERA CLUB The busy K.K. won the Homecoming Float Com- petition, took pictures for the paper, ran the projectors, and generally made themselves one of the most useful clubs around school. Page 42 Under Barb Hinton, editor-in-chief, this active group kept on their toes by putting out a lively paper T| M ES STAFF every three weeks. Lots of pictures and articles made it fun to read. Row 1: S. Kroll, J. Segal, B. Kollos, B. Hinton, M. Scire, L. Rutchik, T. Squire. Row 2. S. Doyle, K. Kies, B. Sparks, G. Russell, S. Griffith, B. Hanrchan, B. Rowntree, D. Hauger, I. Kollins, J. Huntington, S. Shepherd, G. Brower. Row 3: L. Eielson, J. Vivian, D. Wctzler, S. Denesen, M. Lindstrom, P. Conry, H. Goldstein, G. Salitermon, J. Sherman, S. Cook. Row 1: J. Roberts, S. McConnell, S. Nowman, P. Holotz, V. Erickson, M. Lund, E. Carleson. Row 2: M. LoCombe, J. Savage, K. Counts, C. Haines, S. Hartwell, J. Fohrendorff, J. Smith. Row 3: L. Bakke, R. Gazette, J. Hoy, W. Frakes, M. Bloomgren, B. Basil. Row 4: H. Beacom, D. Holmes, C. Hoffman, D. Hill, D. Hansen, H. Abrams, D. Dahl. Go to school and hold a job? Surely it can be OCCUPATIONAL RELATIONS done! Students attend classes half day, and spend the rest of the day at some job which gives them experi- ence. Page 43 Row Is E. Rundberg. G. Havstod, S. McForlon, M. Pewtors, I. Link. Row 2: F. McConnell, B. Kmieciak. K. Wilson, P, Tully, S. Smith, B. Sahly, G. Gonll, J. Pawkyn, K. Llndholm, J. Hooper, C. Swanson, B. Bollum, G. Russell, J. Christensen. Hl-C DEBATE Row 1: M. George, 0. Francisco, N. Norby, B. Kollos. Mrs. Peterson, S. Holloway, B. Doron. S. longlle. Row 2: G. Sallterman, S. Doyle, G. Russell, M. Emerson, T. Squicr, M. Longballa, M Fitzsimmons, W. Rowntree, D. Lieberman. Row 1: M. Schomacher, V. 0'8rien, D. Autey. S. Wolfe. M. longballa. Row 2: K. Miller, S. Olson. J Giddings. L. Adams. M. Logelin, K. Carlson, D. Olson Row 3s J. Reamer, O. Saori. S. Swanson, J. lemkc. J. Kari, P. Kalliman, K. Patterson, A. Nordin. Row 4: J. Thorpe, J. Bjorklund, K. Olson, M. Fisher, C. Schomocher, M. Hazzard, K. Lorson. Row 5: J. Brygelson, M LoCombe. J. Jennings, M Doyle. L Freng. T. Walsh, K Larson, M Hughes. LONELY HARTS DUXS Row Is R. Sfrelnicks. W. Hamre, J. Day, R. Sandberg. Row 2: P. Gens. Row Is M Longballa, M. Sewich. C. Kleinsteuber. E. lindblom, J. Sher- B. Swenson. B. Hasselberg, D. Clauson, M. Walman. Row 3: B. Strand, man. Row 2: E. Paradis, T. Dock. S. Kline, D. loBreo. E. Smith. Row 3: D. Grewe. D. Songle, T. Sewell, 7. Egan, L. Ensley. D. Abrams, F. Poole. G. Nelson. G. Moody, J. Hoke, J. Heath. Row 1: J. Lund, R. Strelnicks. D. Clawson. Row 2i J. Gardner. D. Grewe. G. Mclnerny, J. Sherman. STAGE CREW GOLDEN VALLEY Hl-Y CIAS Row Is T. Miller. K. Peterson, R. Weigman. Row 2: R. Gulstrond. D. Socher. J. Thornes. D lorson. Row 3: J. Blrk. T Follroth, D. Ruley' Row Is J. Lund, B McEachran. R. Chapman, E. Young. T. Squier Row 2: G. Mclnerny, W. Rowntree, R. Serwmgard, J. Strothman, D. Kinvig Row 3: R Erickson, H. Kuehn, J. Ingalls, D Wetiler. D. George. SCI Iljiii FEATURES Memorable Highlights — A Glittering, Sparkling Scene Page 46 HOMECOMING “SKIN HENRY ALIVE IN -55” Our Homecoming this year was an occasion to be long remembered. Queen Sue Staber and her court annual homecoming parade rolled down Hennepin (which consisted of Pat Iverson and Lynn Rutchik, and onto the football field. It was twin city champion. Seniors; Mary Ellen Sweiger, Junior; and Jane Chis- Henry, that West played, and although they tried toferson, Sophomore) were crowned in the morning hard, West lost 44 to 0. The day ended with a dance auditorium. Then it became a day for fun, and the at the Columbia Chalet. ii Hi Hi lil my hero mmm — you're a good group the winnah! takes two to tangle 3rd lunch the great pretenders autograph please? CAST Directed by Miss McLaughlin Donna Slaybough Pete Town ley Beverly Odden John Berghult Anna Koop John Sherman Joanne Beaver Steve Holm Mary Ann Setre Paul Ye Sandra Shepherd John Hannon Pat Clapp Dennis Desmond Sabrina Linus Maude Larrabee Julia Fairchild Margaret Paul D'Argenson Gretchen David Young Girl Young Boy Young Woman Young Man Sandra Keto Pete Townley Margo Iverson Don Masler Sandra Langlie John Sherman Lynda Stoddard Steve Cook Pat Clapp Jim Shepherd Sandra Shepherd John Hannon Kay Doherty Dennis Desmond the fifth season — football don't feel bad, there's one for you too Steve's friendly, isn't he a veritable classroom Ade 'cowboy creameries — on parade earthshaking discoveries? hockey, not hookey! 4 trip the light fantastic on the waterfront don't try so hard too many cooks? pomp and circumstance sophistication plus man, what a beat! Local combo makes good? Mad Scientists Stretch O Sol Meow Double take Basketball? Ladies Aid Woman's world Survival of the fittest I love a parade SPORTS A Kay of Effort, A Flicker of Sportsmanship, Captured in Time Page 57 Football A Squad — Row 1: 0. Finch, T. Jordan. J. Frush, J. Flynn, T. Kronx. J. Day. W. Hamre, P. Gent. D. Mafhleten. R. Chopmon, D. Mitchell, J. Strothman. Row 2: Mr. lindberg. B. Serumgard. D. George. B. Strand, 8. Hottelberg, J. Berenberg, D. Gjevre, F. Ogden. B. McEochron, D. Kinvig. J. Bergenbring. J. Ring, J. Heath, J. Otten, T. Gafet. Row 3: Mr. Vott. Mr. Primrose. L Pelerel. T. Egon. B. Miller. P. Coates. J. Ingalls. R. Erickson, H. Kuohn, B. Frltx, M. Monson. S. Cook. L Stenslond. R. O'Brien, L. Entley. D. Grewe, D. Wetxler. Although in terms of wins and loses the 1955 season was not a successful one, the team never quit and we continued to back them up. It was an inexperienced squad at the beginning of the year, and it was Eric Lindberg's first year as head coach. Never-FOOTBALL theless, the team improved and in the last game against Southwest, Bob Miller scored our first touchdown on a drive through the line. The other outstanding game was West tying Vocational 0 to 0 at the beginning of the year. FOOTBALL Jerry Bcrgcnbring Fred Ogden John Day Dennis Kinvig Parker G)ates Lee Poferl Tom Egan Henry Kuehn LETTERMEN Steve Cook Lee Stensland Roger Erickson Bob McEachran Jim Flynn Tony Walthall Phil Gens Jerry Ring Buddy Fritz Jerry Bcrcnbcrg Dave George Dick Wetzler Jim Frush Mike Manson Wayne Hamre Jeff Heath Don Gjevre Bob Miller Jim Ingalls Bob Serumbard Ted Kranz •Denotes previous letter. Tad Gates, Mgr. Football “B Squod — Row 1: B little. W. Andor on, T Anfinson. E Carlstrom, G. Hughe . J. lonning, E. Brown. Row 2: T. Aufey. 0 P«er on, J. Kidney. D. lolien, S. Michoeli . C. Smith, R lennarz. M. Martonson, S. Kline, S. Jone . Row 3: Mr. Johnson. I. Jocobion. D. Honion, J. Bromly. 0. Nelson, D Abram . I. Fuller. J. Olson, D. Johnson, G. Mclnerny, J. Bryom, Mr. Nelson. Baskctboll B Squad — Row 1: E. Corlstrom, M. Martinson. C. Smith, 0. Peorson, E Brown, J. Jezek. Row 2: Mi. Primroso, J. Heath, D. Ruley. J. Ryden. S. Jones, R Larson, J. Nixon, G. Severson. After just a fair season our basketball team made a strong bid in the city play-offs. Our first game was against city champion Roosevelt and in a close game, Roosevelt won in the fourth quarter by only a few points. During the regular season West defeated BASKETBALL Southwest, Henry, and Central, and finished in eighth place. The two previous lettermen were Stan Shoemaker, and Art Fisk who both played very well. Basketball A Squad — Row 1: S. Cook. J McNamara, 0 Fisk, J. Flynn. R. Strelnicks. Row 2i 0. Jonsen, 0. Carlson. 0. Camay. 0. Wetiler, D. Johnson. T. Gales. Row 3: Mr Nelson, A. Fisk, S. Shoemoker. R. Erickson, W. Fritx, J. Blomlie, J. Elmquist, Mr. Primrose. Page 60 BASKETBALL SCORES West 43 West 57 West 48 West 43 West 59 Southwest 41 Washburn 60 West 67 Roosevelt 73 West 57 Vocational 44 West 36 South 65 West 52 Edison 74 Henry 40 Central 50 Marshall 62 Hockey A Squad — left to right: Mr. Houck. P. Gens, T. Walthall, J. Ring, J. Kramer, P. Ye, D. Songol. M. Williams, J. Frush, B. Swenson, D. Brynstad, T. Egon, J. Olten, B. Strand, J. Day, E. Paradis, D. Hanson, T. Anfinson. HOCKEY With only two returning lettermcn West had a hustling inexperienced team. What was lacking in skill was made up for in enthusiasm and the team made a creditable showing, finishing in seventh place in the city. Hockey B Squad — Row 1: B. Westergrocn, —. McKinnon, J. Horozuk, K. Peterson. Row 2: J. tanning, 8. Sobcs, D, Liebermon, G. Hughes, W. Shellbach. Row 3: T. Fallroth, G. Mclnerny, L Harris, J. Rohwedder, Mr. Bloomgren. Left to right: J. Balfonz. J. Balfanz, T. Mill ., R. Gulstrond, B. Kari, J. Birk, G. Imm. L. Hofner, B. Olson, T. Johnson, J. Wolls, Mr. Johnson. SKIING For the second year in a row the ski team won the city championship, and then went on to take sixth place in the state. This was in spite of the loss of its wo state champs from the year before, and the team is to be congratulated. WRESTLING Led by captain Ted Kranz, the wrestling team represented West well with a record of 3 wins and 6 losses in city competition. The team worked hard and under Coach Eric Lindberg made a respectable showing. SKI PICT URT COURTS ST OF MINNEAPOLIS STAR Row li D. Autey, R. Neilsen, T. Autey, -. Scorston, R. Chutter. Row 2: L. Corson, J. Moyer, M. Sewich, T. Kranz. B. McEocheran, B. Sandberg. Row 3: D. Miller, F. Ogden, D. Finch, G. Molecho, L. Cable, R. Carlo, Mr. Lindberg. tod, aVw%, B, aV%%, C BovtonJn, , Mwoddot, 1. Mon. v V. , VBuW, B, mo, V Btotoad, 1. WWW, V Woodard, 0. town, . DocV. . VflN oo, V Wom , V V.Wo, I). CotW, . W« v 1. Vindhw, V Olwn, K.Wmwo,V VfcViV. CROSS COCUTR't SHIMMING Thvs was a young, worn that d d a good ob of Under coach Bob Casserly, the West high merman te tesewbng Vilest in city competition. The team had a successful season finishing fifth in the city. Bill was, ioutth and hatty Halnet, Cjotdon hahowe, and Svenson, Dennis Johnson and captain Lee Stcnsland DicVhahtee each placed in the city meet. wete the top point getters. Row t D. Johnson, L Stenslond. C. Deutsche. Row 2: C. Klelnsteuber, T. Squire, J. Bytom, ). Strothmon, B. Woodord. Row 3t H. Kuehn, B. Swenson, B. Sullivon, V. foWer, C. Patterson, J. Pone. 0. Mothfcsen. M Blodgett. Row 1: T. Miller, B McEachron. D. Mothison. C. Deutscho. J. Day. R. La Bree. C. Kle.nstoubor, W. Hamrc. Row 2: J. Bergenbrlng. R Gulstrand. B. Woodard. J. Ring. M. Hanson, F. Porker. G. la Rowe. G. Imm, T. Walthall. Row 3: Mr. Primrose, B. Olson, G Mclnerny. D. Rooter. I Hofner. M. Blodgett. D. Kinvig, D George. B. Strond. Mr. Blomgren. Row 4: B. Fritz, H. Kuohn, J. Ingalls. D. Johnson, T. Egon. D. Songol. J. Sundberg. J. Wells, J. Rohwcddcr. D. Wetzler. Under Coach Mr. Blomgren, and with a large number of returning lettermcn, West should enter a strong team in city competition. Special mention should be given to Larry Hafner in the mile, Gordon TRACK LaRowe, half mile; Jerry Bergenbring, high jump. Buddy Fritz, discus, and Tony Walthall in the pole vault. Row 1: F. Frodricks. S. Chamberlain. D. Carney, A Fisk, R. Ribnick. R. O'Brien. J. Flynn, K. Klopp. Row 2: I. Stensland, B. Swenson, T. Tiesen, B. Corson, R. Hansen, G. Often. P. Gens, J. Corcoran. Row 3: Mr. Houck. R. Erickson, G. Malecha, 0. Carlson, D. Smith, J. Elmquist, M. McCool. F. Ogden. BASEBALL With a number of returning lettermen and much enthusiasm the baseball team is looking forward to a good season this spring. Row 1: D. Jenson, R. O'Brian, G. Nelson, E. Porodis. Row 2: J. Honnon. P. Coates. S. Cook, P. Townley, Mr Tilly TENNIS GOLF With coach, Mr. Tilly, and returning lettermen Pete Townley, Parker Coates, and Steve Cook the team is hoping for a successful season. This year the golf team from West will be an in experienced one with few returning lettermen Nevertheless, with coach Ade Nelson, they are hop ing for a successful season. Row I: 0 Desmond, G. libro, D Doherty J Nixon Row 2: Mr Nelson, B. onn, L. Ensley. B. Hosielberg. J. Birk GIRL S SPORTS G. A. A. Board — Kneeling: C. Nelson. M. Worth, K. Llndholm. M George. Standing: J. Brumbough, S. Griffith, G. Wood, G. Solitormon, Miss Peterson Girls' Golf — Row 1: K. Llndholm, S. Griffith, C. Nelson. Row 2: S. Berman. M. Lindstrom, J. Harlow. Girls' Badminton — Row 1: A. Morvela, P. Jezck, M. Head, M. Goorge Row 2: M. Kafkos, S. Smith, S. Cranston, S. Doyle, G. Wood. Girls' Swimming — Row 1: K. Hortwig. D. Rennebohm, M. Hood, M Sweiger, A. Bjelloness. B. Otfeson. Row 2: S. Holzopfal, J. Christopherson. B. Kmicciak, M. Curtiss, S. Smith, S. Newhall, J. Chrhtcnsen. Row 3: A. Koop. J. Petifclalr, G. Russell, S. Starrett, D. Francisco. 8. Odden, P Tully. K. Lindholm, Miss Peterson. Row 4: S. Doyle. J. Shearer, S. Smith, S. Denesen, S Griffith. V. McFerron, M. Doyle, K. Kies Donee Group — Row 1: S. Shepherd, K. Taylor, S Goldstein, S. Decker. L. Swanson. Row 2: L. Pilcher, S. Kero, J. Huntington, K. Hartwig, M Bollum Row 3: P. Iverson, S. Denesen, S. Moulton, B. Odden, D. Slaybough, G- Ganil. A. C. C. Bosketboll — From left to right: J. Robinson, J. Brumbaugh, G. Wood, C Nelson, S. Cranston, S. Smith, S. Griffith. M. Fisher, C Christion, J Pearson. R. Kadlec. P. Jozok. Girls' Tennis—Row t S. Cranston, S. Moulton, K. Hartwig. S. Griffith. Row 2: A. Koop, C. Nelson, J. Harlow, G. Wood, J. Robinson. Cheerleaders — Row 1: S. Byors. M. Brecko, S. Goldstein, S. Dahl, J. Christensen. Row 2: V. McFerron, G. Havstad, M. Lind, M Kafkas. K. Cody. In this 1956 Hesperian, the staff has endeavored to capture for you the images which comprised the year at West High School. Of course it was impossible to catch each fleeting moment; many of the most valuable scenes are lost forever — except in memories. However, we hope that the varied scenes YOUR HESPERIAN depicted will help in some manner to recapture the joy of your years at West High School. The task of preparing this annual would not have succeeded as well without the guidance of Mr. Stoy-len, who has served as adviser for the past five years and who has done a great deal to help with this book. Silting: H. Kuehn. C. Deutsche, B. Doron, C. Sands. M Iverson, 0. Smith. Standing: J. George, P. Tally, E. Young, D. Houger, K. Doherty, P. Potnom, G. Brower. S. Dahl. K. Kies, Mr. Stoylen. An American public high school is never a separate entity; it is firmly interwoven in the organic fabric of community life. We should like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to our community, which has consistently offered service and helpful advice for furtherance of both the goals of education and of healthy community spirit. Our sincere thanks go to Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Westerlund, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kringen, Harry M. Carroll, and Mr. and Mrs. Townley, who were sponsors this year. In addition, we owe a debt of gratitude to Lund-gren Studios, who have done the photography work; to Mr. A. Segal and Mr. Alan Ominsky of the Bureau of Engraving; and to Bill Rowntree and Ed Young who have taken many of the pictures. Page 71 Page 72 And so we leave with memories that cannot die. ♦