West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1965 volume:

CDINNJeAPOUS pueuc LieaAtiY THE 1965 YEARBOOK STAFF OF WEST HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA PROUDLY PRESENTS THE Hesperian THE SPIRIT OF THE COWBOY IS REFLECTED IN THE FACES OF WEST. DAY BY DAY, HIS IDEAS ARE EXPRESSED BY THE CONSCIENTIOUS FACULTY, TAKEN IN BY THE BEWILDERED UNDERCLASSMEN, AND DEVELOPED TO MATURITY IN THE MINDS OF THE CONFIDENT SENIORS. TOGETHER WE MUST ACCOMPLISH EACH TASK WITH THE SPIRIT OF THE COWBOY THAT IS ALWAYS PRESENT IN OUR FACES. THE SPIRIT OF THE COWBOY IS CONVEYED THROUGH THE FEELINGS OF WEST. THERE IS ENTHUSIASM IN OUR ORGANIZATIONS. DETERMINATION IN OUR ATHLETICS. AND SPIRIT IN OUR STUDENT LIFE. ALL OF WHICH COMBINE TO CREATE THE UNLIMITED PRIDE WE SHARE IN OUR SCHOOL. OUR FEELINGS. LIKE OUR FACES, REPRESENT THE SPIRIT OF THE COWBOY. AND TOGETHER THEY CONSTRUCT THE IMAGE THAT IS WEST. Faces of West 6 FACULTY 8 UNDERCLASSMEN 18 SENIORS 30 Feelings of West 60 ORGANIZATIONS 62 ATHLETICS 80 STUDENT LIFE 100 5 e Faces of West 7 FACULTY It would be well for us all to view the school year in retrospect and to attempt an evaluation of our scholastic and extracurricular achievements. The student body as a whole has displayed great scholastic potential. It is evident that the general goals of achievement at West have been high. The outstanding attendance at athletic events and social activities revealed a pride which all Westites have for their school. The student body at West has certainly exemplified spirit and co-operation. It is with a great deal of pride that we salute the Seniors for their fine contributions this year at West. We hope that we have given the Seniors adequate preparation to reach the high goals which they hove set for themselves. 4m JK T FRANK T. JANES Principal MR. MORRIS BIATCH Senior Counselor MISS LORRAINE OLSON Junior Counselor MRS. ELNORA HUYCK Sophomore Counselor SELLING 8 Inspiration for Scholarship The finest gift that any class con leave to West High is a positive contribution to its best traditions. We believe that the record of the Class of '65 in terms of good scholarship, in outstanding performances in extra-curricular programs, and in high standards of school citizenship is most commendable. Good traditions inspire pride in one's school, and this is reflected not only in greater loyalty to school activities, but also in the higher standards that students are encouraged to set for themselves. Our best wishes to the seniors and also to those underclass students who shored this year with them. MR. CLAUDE C. LAMMERS Assistant Principal MR. RICHARD DURAND Work Co ordinator MR. FREDERICK VOIGT Work Co-ordinator MRS. LUCILLE MILLER Special Services Teacher 9 CLAUSE English MISS JOAN BRADACH MRS. JANET KELLER MISS PATRICIA MARSHALL Phyjical Education Ploy Production MR. LAURENCE RISSER MRS. ALICE ROOD MR. SIGVALD STOYLEN MISS CHARLOTTE WESTBY Dept. Head Librarians Social Studies MR. JOHN BEHRENDT MISS MARY JO BOARDAAAN MR HAROLD HANSEN Dept. Head MR. LLOYD JOHNSON MR. DAVID PRIMROSE MISS STELLA SORUM MRS DORICE STEEN Speech Language MISS DIANE BOUCHARD MRS. MARTHA BROWN MR. ALAN HARGREAVES French, English Latin, English German MR. DWIGHT McLAUGHLIN Spanish, Dept. Head MISS ORA McLAUGHLIN French, English MR. RICHARD MOORE Spanish, English MRS. MARY VIK German Ubung macht den Meister. MR. JOHN BAKU LA MR. JAMES BAXTER Physical Education But I always take showers on Thursday mornings. Science MR. DONALD HOUCK MR. JAMES THOMAS Dept. Head 13 Industrial Arts MR. ROBERT X. CASSERIY MR. DONALD OLSON Dept- Heod Jk 4 . ■ _ ♦ Mathematics MR. DOUGLAS BACXHAUS MRS. KATHERINE CLINE MR. KENNETH KIELTY, JR. MR. ERIC UNDBERG Consumer Economics Dept. Head 'Tiltl MR. ALBERT NELSON 14 Business .HVJNV. MR. V. RICHARD BLOMGREN MISS ALYCE GROSS MR. J. VINCENT PORTER Dept. Head Music Art MISS MAXINE BAKER MR. HAROLD THILL MR. VICTOR HANSEN Dept. Head Dept. Heod W-W-W-WE-EE-E-S-S-S-S-T Home Economics Physical Education MISS FRANCES FORD Depf. Head MRS. WESLYN BIEVER MR. RICHARD ALLEN MISS CAROL PETERSON Dept. Head NURSES AIDS —STANDING: Jane Dwight, Bridget Cannon, Kathy Webster, Linda Goldner, Colleen McPherson, Claudia McPherson, Ceorgiann Powers. SEATED: Karin Bjorklund, Raleigh Glossberg, Marilyn Rockier, Jonell Iverson, Barbara Dillon. OFFICE STAFF-ADMINISTRATIVE AID: Miss Emma Polio; CLERKS: Mrs. Helen Plath, Mrs. Virginia Balego, Mrs. Helen Lundberg, Mrs. Anne Laqua, Mrs. Jeanne Morgan. STAGE CREW — Mr John Bokulo, Steve Miller, Gary love, Dave Bursaw, Dave Fellman, Steve Goldman, Wayne lakso, Don Bonghort, Bob Anderson. CUSTODIANS-Mr. Frank Meitzner, CHIEF ENGINEER: Mr. Mr. Raymond Ballot, Mr. John W. Peterson. NOT PICTURED: Mr. John Chamberlain, Mr. Phillip Doble, Mr. Clayton Doherty, Mrs. Cyrene Erlandson, Mr. Emmett M. Hannon, Mr. George B. Nerburn, Mr. Donold E. Olson, Mr. John W. Seifert. AUMO-VISUAL —Mr. John Bokulo, Bob Anderson, James McIntosh, Don Banghart. LUNCHROOM STAFF —Mrs. Genevieve Spanton, Mrs. Esther Forsland, Mrs. Hazel Engel. Mrs. Marion Thomas, MANAGER: Miss Mary Webster, Mrs. Lillian Jierree. LUNCHROOM HELP —Dale Thompson, Bruce token, Arthur Wagner, Craig Gorton, Mary Kay Casey, Barbara Peterson. Junior monkey crown Senior Coconut Queen. Dona Nelson take a step toward leadership. UNDERCLASSMEN The Juniors re-entered West's halls in September with ambition and confidence. Throughout their year they have been preparing to meet the responsibilities which face them os our future leaders. They have supported activities enthusiastically and have progressed scholastically. The Junior Homecoming skit, which fit in cleverly with their slogan: Juniors Are Second To None, exemplified the ingenuity of the class. Note cards became a familiar sight to the busy Juniors who undertook the task of term papers. Facts about the World Wars were painstakingly learned and the word physics was uttered only with a groan I They struggled through college boards and aptitude tests, and prepared their senior programs. As each athletic season ended, the new leaders were picked from the Junior Class. New members to National Honor Society have been named, Hesperian and Times staffs have been chosen, new leaders have been elected, and the whole class has begun to fully realize the importance of its future job. 18 Promise of the Future The Sophomores entered West with a somewhat bewildered enthusiasm. Their main task was to adjust to the traditional and established patterns of the school, and they succeeded well. After they mastered the words to Rouser and familiarized themselves with the confusing room-number system and special schedules, the Sophomores proceeded to adapt themselves to the more rigid requirements of a high school curriculum. The Sophomores produced an outstanding skit for Homecoming. They entered into school activities and joined such organizations as Y-Teens, Hi-Y, and language clubs. They adjusted to the rigorous dicipline in the study hall and studied subjects varying from colonial history to the dissection of frogs. The Sophomores earnestly contributed to West's athletic program, and a few athletes were even promoted to the Varsity. The Sophomores are now confidently looking forward to an equally successful junior year. This is what I call a heavy dote I Rich Andreasson displays the tension of his first Hockey Preview. 19 Juniors Spur Ahead to Higher Goals Abdo oh. AijoH S-'V'io Ab'O omM . Bonold Alp ' . lodd Am% l. Toby AmvndMA. Coll Ando'toA. Oouglo Andarton. tvalyn AndttOf . Jocklyn Andarvon, Undo nd«'von. Mono Andarvon. Noncy A«d rt©n. Bob Anda'vO Scon Ando on. Sboro Annom. NAti B i f li Bodutrom. John ftonning. Jo ’ tono. MicKoo Roll , lorry Boo ' CKoryl Boumoorrn '. Jvxfclt Ban von. lovo-l •ortrond. Condone 6 � o Koron 8.Id. WoncKo 20 . dMdMdUUM V fko. Mo . W.lhom fmary. W w Irntt. t rad trnal, Pomalo frnat. Po� n iO tvanton. Soryo (wing, Mrchall • alk ai Donald ford. Jomat fdrd. Paggr fortblom Dorian Foardor. Sturlay Ton. Garold Fry , Sboron Gorvar. W.tom Gandraov. Joequalm Gargar. Joyt Gtaiar, Phlkp Goar.ng. Tarrone Golbarg, Rodnay Goodlond. Goynol Gor . Gay Gorton. Cro-g GflMWi. Gragory Grottmon. Conaione Grvntatfc. Koran Gvthiar. Undo Hoakanton. Oanmt Hoot. Pool Hodowoy. Ph.kp Hoi r, Sharon UnawoA W.ILaA Holvanon. S’av Montan. K .rh Hon ton. Chortat Honaon. Don d Monton � radarick Hainti. Gory Marmorn. Michoal Hill, Corto H.K Mory loo M.lrunan, Morel MOW. Rota MoHmon. Svton HoHond, Vktono HoRowood. Radi Hdat. Sravan Monmyhr. Thomot Hall. Gtooo Hamphray, John Hank . Fwnoo lr y, Jo« t Iron Naekloea. Parry n a muni '•arton. lour Jantan John Jantan. Robert John ton Chntrin John ton Malone John ton Slav John i Ion. Woyn Jonat Chorlat Jon L Tarry Kodw . Rtchord KoptoH . Gaorgaonna KaRy. W, om Karn. lorry K ml r, Chorlat Katk.iolo. Doug Kirby. Syhho Konka, Thomot Koari. Sormon Kroltha'ar. Pool Krogh, Donold Koahlmon. Danmt Karth, Kolhann loth, Jo mat Ion ,. Cord 21 Vonloonon. Donn. Vorgo. Vodo Vornter. Potrxio VoHcho. Jtrdy Wobor, Jorry Word. Ooterot Word. Rondy Wobor, John Wobor, Jody Wei nor, None«e We.tbe'g, Rokelte Welch. ion Won , JoHroy Woolphol. Stephonio White, Brute WKtelord, foggy Wkkttrom. PhyIKt Wlgglno, Aten Wo d. Rochelle WoodncK Worron Woo. Undo Wright. Rebecca Young, John JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Anderoon, Ronald Annin. Conrad Beoch. Sandro Benton. M.cNoel Chht'enoon. Arlo fteber, Rxhord Irtdrid. Sandro Houwich. I No moo Hoi mot. Don Johnton. Stephen Jahnoon. Swoon Jonoo. JoHroy Jo on. Donno l ng. Goorga Kromber. Movto lot . Rob or! Moninoow, SteBo Motug, Sandro Mortoodi. Robort Point. Carol Penyohn. Roberto Penerton. PhyMt Potorton. Shorty Plctorofc. Wayno Rodor, Barry Schub . Gtennit Shobon. Morold She on, liRion Skontong. Gary Sublogo, Rebecca toyte� . Daw-d WlMo, Dorcy Mary Dworsky hulos o� Home coming. Juniors support hockey ream of Preview. Some do ■ . . some don't! Karen works while Richard concentrotes. Sophomores Fill the Boot a jy , k © tfii ,f , ft dik til Ahrenr, Vickie Andenon. Undo I Andenon Undo M Andreoiton. Richard Annonl. Undo Anthony. Froncet Avfderheide. Kory fto-rd, Bruce 8oo . Oorcy Boil '. Wary Beavdette. J nm «f BeovLeu, Potr .o Be-kW-. Angelo Beeler, Dowd M Carolyn Bennen. Ronald Benion. Monlred Barg. Potricio Bergman. Wendy Bild.Jan Block. Potnco Sloutron . Beryl B � � . Kothleen Borne. Carol Borowick. Audrey Brine. Ann Brock. Sondro Broeckert, W.lkom Buckley, Cherol Barrington, Bruce Borrow. Do-rid Corbollo. JoVo Carlock. Borboro Carbon. Vicki Carbon. Wendy Coder. Jon e Char let. Owe Chinn. Hon nay Chrlttenten. lynnett Chnrlenten. Vlrginic Clork. Nothoke Clorke. Borboro Ckrtton. ICorfienne a a a MilM o 0 © £ ? fii tflni a a a CoRty. Steve Colehour. Becky Condon. Kothy Cooper. Wonico Cronin. Shoron Cvmmmgt, Crete hen Conn. Richard Oolme. Deborah Cgermoyer. Williont fggen, David ( bi. Pomck (bon. Ph. p IMn. Robert fngiond. Margaret triekton. Gordon fmti. Allan (rvokti, Pool Feltmoa. Dowd Fercho. Pott-bio Ferlen. tetio Fermoyle. Lon Fern. Sharol Fetter. Pomelo 25 I C$3 £. c tsida C JCT 111 111 w hijilil tijiiji ijfs.jil ilium iihish nih il £ Petertorv Joanne P «er on. Lynne P t r� on Mork P 1rov«h. Chrliim «o«to. Rhodo P V..II Col Prokofief . Penn Ronkm. Barb or a Rotmuuen. Jomet Rotmutten. loreno Sovrvuliwi. Word Rovtch. Phylli. Re nken, Verno Red ., lana Rboode . Cord Rtder, (Ben Rmker. Mooelen Robinton. Cro.g Robinton. l � U Roden gen. Jeffrey Roger . Doug Rolling . Thomo Ronning. Gregory Ruegg. Thereto Li. AAh.'d Rutolf. More Ryon. Soon Solmeto. Kothleen Sondng. Jeffrey Sopornein. Morion Sorenpo. Me Sounder . Noel Sovoge. Undo Sovnt. $ v n Schaffer. Geroldin S burner. Roy Schleuder. Solly Schroder, Jam . Schroeder. Tomra S � on. Morjobe Sbop.ro, Swton Shirley. Robert Stco'd Ooryl Simer. Horvey Simoneon. Raymond Smith. Dorvel Smith. Oovtd South. Lorelei Smith. Stephanie Sobotto. Bay Stonltey. Robin Slearnt, Mory Steiner. Wllkom Stewort. fder.no Stone. Charle Stroud. Suton Stwrdevont. Jennifer Sullmon. Po’noo Sutton. Jwn Swonton. Steven . Swlniok. Deborah Swafford. K other .- loylor. Mono Terp. Mory Tefner. Joanne Tewolt, Cheryl thomptca. Dole Tiggo . Cbnuopber Tiggat. John Tiny. Wolfgang Trovrmon. Judith Von tpp . Letter Von K reveler. Robert 28 Von loonen, B«v� rty V dd r. Mory WochhoO. M«ho l Wokh, 0o««d Waldmonrv, Com ko Wol� t n. Colhryn W b� t r, Undo W t l_ Vlrgimo W hn «. Anlono W««n r, Svion WtnWi, Jowi W.UpKof WilKom Whooiloy. Pam«lo WKil e k, Uiobol'. Wtldor. Undo Wilkmi, R n� Win got,Mary Wo M r. Margo ' WoH, Charln Worwa. Ana Wyotl, Corti«an Y � n i. Marilyn SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Well, he sold that you soid that , .. Sophs holler Hawaiian-sfyle. Btnion, Carol Chruroph . Oovid Oowtan, ftomro G.bbi. Horlond Oronman. Gary Huni«r. Pofrxio J n« n, Gran! K gon. Jomti king. Gory lomoiit, Bog r loRu . Ch � t l iovrn o«. Mory S hvmoch r. Rondo Wogn«r. Arthur W bb � . Undo Sophomores scramble in their skit. SENIORS Creative Draftsmen of the Future TOP SENIORS DISPLAY 3.979 GRADE-POINT AVERAGE-BOTTOM ROW: M. Rockier, C. Kuohn, L Blaustone, C. Lippman. SECOND ROW: R. Glosiberg, L Smodman. THIRD ROW: J. MacGregor, K. Cudworth, E. Toenuri. TOP ROW: R. Fulton, S. Broman. SENIOR BOARD-BOTTOM ROW: J. Tollakson, J. Oberg, N. skog, L Blaustone. TOP ROW: T. Rong, J. Peffer, J. Brennan, Rinker, C. VonSien, B. Dillon, V. Adom� . C Kuehn. SECOND ROW: T. Witheroge. Tim Horris, J. Cormody. J- Proman, R. Fulton. M. Goldstein, G. Henry, K. Webster, S. Hanson, E. Toenuri, M. Lind- 30 As we seniors reflect on our happy three years of academic accomplishments, activities, and services at West, we cannot help but think, with gratefulness, of the knowledge, experiences, and friendships bestowed upon us by our senior residence. Since our advent as sophomores, we have been aware of the many things that have happened such as the rehabilitation of our school, the winning of the City and Twin City Basketball Championships, the establishment of computer programing, and the unsurpassed academic excellence of Our Senior Class. We can be proud of the great spirit, high standards, upheld traditions, and necessary precedents we have established for our successors. Now we have new horizons to conquer, new acquaintances to meet, and new experiences to encounter. We are prepared. However, in our embarkation, we shall not forget her, whom in guidance we loved. We shall not forget our WEST. A. F. S. STUDENTS — Rey Brasil, Brazil; Roslyn Nairn, New Zealand- Alan Struthers, A.F.S. to Sweden. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Secretory Jane McIntosh; President Dan Jackson; Vice President Raleigh Glassberg; Treasurer Alan Struthers. 31 VIRGINIA A. ADAMS, Ginn ': Art Club, French Club, Senior Board, Ski Club. SHARON L ADOLPH: Occupational Relation . ROBERT AHISTROM, Bob : Ski Club. NEIL AHRENS. BAHRAM ALYESHMERNI: Student from Iron. LAURIE ANDERSON: Del Devotos, G.A.A., International Club. LINDA L ANDERSON, Lind ': A.C.C. Basketball, Del Devotas, GAA, International Club, Red Cross. ROBERT E. ANDERSON, Bob : Audio-Visual Crew, Stage Crew. SHARON K. ANDERSON: G.A.A., Occupational Relations. TERRY R. AUGER: Basketball '62, German Club, Golf '63, '64, '65, Voriefy Show. THOMAS D. BAGLIEN, Tom : Drama Club, French Club, International Club, Senior Closs Ploy. KATHLEEN R. BAILEY, Kothie : Angedias, French Club, Senior Closs Ploy, TIMES Stoff. ROSS A. BAIRD: Art Club, Boseboll ’63. KATHLEEN E. BAKKE: Choir, Drama Club, Gorman Club, International Club, Red Cross Pres., Senior Board, Senior Class Play, Service Club, Spanish Club, Variety Show. JANA U. BALTINS, Uve : Drama Club, G.AA, German Club V. Pres., High Steppers, International Club, Senior Class Play. DONALD B. BANGHART, Don : Audio-Visual Crew, Baseball '63, '64, French Club, German Club, International Club, Stage Crew, Wrestling '62, '63, '64. GEORGIANNA BELEANE, Georgi : G.AA, High Steppers, Spanish Club, Telekets, Y-Teens. ROBERTA H. BENON, Birdie : Badminton, Bowling Treas., Debate, Germon Club, International Club, Notional Honor Society, Nightingoles, Service Club, Telekets. BERNADETTE J. BENSON, Bunn ': Art Club, Red Cross. DEAN E. BENSON. USA BERGERON. WILLIAM A. BERGMAN, Bill : HESPERIAN Staff. Latin Club Sec.-Treas., National Honor Society, Variety Show. WAYNE L BERGQUIST, Bergy : Occupational Re lotions. CHARLES W. BERRY, Chuck : Boseboll '63. '64, '65, Basketball '62, '63, '64, Chis V. Pres., Football '62, '63, '64, German Club. MARY K. BESTLER, Bessie : Angedios, G.AA, German Club. VICKY L. BETZ: Drama Club, G.AA, Senior Class Ploy, Variety Show. TERRY L. BJELAJAC, Red : Choir Pres., Red Cross Pres., Spanish Club. KARIN G. BJORKLUND: Art Club. French Club. G.AA, Red Cross, High Steppers, Telekets, Vorlety Show. LOIS BLAUSTONE: Debate Club, GAA, German Club, High Steppers Copt., International Club Pres., Nightingales Sec.-Pres., Orchestra, Red Cross, Senior Board, Spanish Club V. Pres., TIMES Staff, Variety Show. CRAIG A. BLUM: Debate Club, Drama Club, Senior Class Ploy. LEONARDO BOHME, Leonard . BARRY A. BOLNICK: Football 62, '63, '64, French Club. BONNIE B. BOLSTAD: Badminton, Cheerleader, GAA Board Sec., Golf, Homecoming Queen, Jr. Homecoming Attendant, Student Council Sec., Swimming, Tcaguas. KATHY BOREN. JANET K. BORNE, Jan : Art Club, Bowling, Choir, G.A.A., Nightingales. AUCE W. BOWRON. SANDRA L BRAMAN, Sand ': Bodminton, Del Devotes V. Pres., G.AA Board, German Club, High Steppers, International Club, Red Cross, Ski Club, Swimming Copt., TIMES Staff, Variety Show. REYOLANDO MLR. da FONSECA BRASIL, Re ': AF.S. Student from Brazil, Cross Country '64, Foci, International Club, Student Council. JOHN D. BRENNAN: All City Student Council. Bos-ketball '62, '63, '64, Chis Sec., Football '62, '63, '64, Hi-Y, Senior Board, Student Council V. Pres., Tennis Copt. '63, '64. '65, TIMES Staff. KATHRYN BRIDGE, Kothie : Art Club, Badminton, GAA, High Steppers Capt., Nurses' Aid, Teaguas, Voriefy Show. JOAN BRINE: Bowling, Flag Twirler, French Club, Variety Show. ADRIENNE M. BRODNER, Andi : French Club, GAA, High Steppers, Soph. Homecoming Attendant, Latin Club, Q.T.'s, Red Cross, Ski Club Sec.-V. Pres., TIMES Staff, Variety Show. GERMAIN B. BROECKERT JR., 'Jerry : Boseboll '63, '65, Football '63, '64, HESPERIAN Stott, Hockey '63, '64, Variety Show. JAMES A. BROTHEN, Jim : Football '64, Trock '63, '64, '65, Wrestling '62, '63, '64. GARY BROWN: Boseboll '65. UNDA K. BROWN, Lynn : Art Club, Choir, Latin Club. LYNDA S. BROWN, LB : Del Devotos. G.AA, German Club, Red Cross, Teaguas. MICHAEL A. BROWN: Footboll '64, Spanish Club. PORTIA M. BROWN: Occupational Relations. ROBERT J. BRUCE, Bob : Ski Club Pres., Skiing Copt. '63, '64, '65. FRANCES A. BULGERIN, Fran : Band, G.AA, German Club, International Club, Senior Class Play. ELIZABETH A. BURKE, Betty'': Del Devotes, Occupational Relations. MARGARET V. BURKE, Mugsie : Occupational Relations. SUSAN D. BURNS: Angedias, French Club, G.AA. KENNETH P. BURSAW: Audio-Visual Crew, Swimming '64, DENNIS L. BURSCH: French Club, International Club, Stage Crew. ADRIENNE CALHOUN: Occupational Relations. BRIDGET D. CANNON, Bridgie : Angedios Treos., French Club, Nurses' Aid, High Steppers, Voriety Show. DOUGLAS T. CANNON, Dougo : Dromo Club, Hockey '62. PATRICIA CANNON, Patti : G.A.A., Occupational Relations, Red Cross, Swimming, Q.T.'s Treos. CHERYL L. CARLOCK: Bowling, Q.T.'s, Red Cross. JANE E. CARLOCK: Flog Twirler Capt., International Club, National Honor Society, Spanish Club. CHERYL L. CARLSON: Angedios, Art Club. German Club, Y-Teens. MARLENE F. CARLSON: Choir, G.A.A. JOHN C. CARMODY: Boys Stole, Senior Board, Student Council, TIMES Staff. MICHAEL F. CASEY, Cose : Baseball '63, Swimming '63, '64. JOHN N. CATSAOUNIS, The Greek : German Club, Kaps, Marry'in Sam. SALLY A. CAVE: Attendance Clerks' Aid, Choir. G.A.A., Occupational Relations, Telekets. HELEN CHAHOVSKOY, 'Boost : French Club, Senior Closs Ploy. VLADIMIR CHAHOVSKOY: German Club. IRYSE A. CHRISTENSEN: Bowling, French Club, Telekets Sec. RONALD L CHRISTIANSON, Ron : German Club. MILES B. COHEN: Foci, Germon Club, Internationa Club, Notional Honor Society. HARRIS C. COLLINS: Senior Class Way. FRANCES D. COUNTS. Fran : Bowling, G.A.A. Spanish Club. ROBERT M. CRABB, Bob : Band, Pep Band, Senior Class Way, Variety Show. JERALDINE A. CROWLEY: French Club, Occupational Relations. KYLE M. CUDWORTH, Mac : Band Sec., Foci, Germon Club, International Club, Notionol Honor Society. Pep Band. MARY E. CULLEN: Occupational Relations. STANLEY Z. CUTTS, Stan : Football '62, French Club, Senior Class Play. CLIFFORD J. DAHL, Cliff : Basketball '62. DORIS A. DALLMAN: G.A.A.. Occupational Relations. LUVERNE M. DARKOW: Coquettes. French Club, Occupational Relotions. UNDA DAVITT. DENNIS R. DEHNEL, Denny : Baseball '63. '64. '65, Basketball '62, '63, '64, Chis. ROBERT W. DENNIE, Bob : Football '63, '64. Wrestling Capt. '62, '63. '64. DOUGLAS L. DENNY, Denny : Wrestling '63, '64. MARK P. De SANTIS: Cross Country '62, Germon Club. Latin Club. BARBARA A. DILLON, Barb : Angedios. Drama Club, G.A.A. Nurses' Aid, Red Cro � , Senior Board, Senior Class Play, Service Club, Spanish Club, Swimming. UNDA DOBBINS FREDERICK V. DOHERTY, Fred : Choir. Debate Club, Droma Club, Senior Class Ploy, Speech Club. JAMES R. DOIS, Jim : Football '63, Wrestling '63. '64. DAVID L DUKE: Debate Club. DIANE L DURKIN: G.A.A, Occupational Relations. JANE B DWIGHT. Chickie : AC.C. Basketball. Droma Club, French Club, G.A.A, Nurses' Aid, Telekets. LEIGH G. ELFTMANN: Angedias, Golf, International Club, Spanish Club, Swimming. CAROL E. ERICKSON: French Club, German Club, Occupational Relations, Q.T.'s, Red Cross. DONNA L ERICKSON: French Club. GAA, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Teaguos. HAROLD A ERICKSON: Cross Country '62. '63. Ski Club, Skiing '65, Trock '64, '65. SANDRA ERICKSON, Sondi Del Devotos DARLYNE R. ESKEW: Choir. GAA., H.gh Steppers, Telekets. Variety Show. ROBERT M EVANDER, Bob : Cross Country '62. Foci, lotin Club, Wrestling '62. DONNA M. FELLOWES: G.A.A. RAYMOND P. FETZER JR., Frenchie : Bond, Choir, Drum Major, Trock '64, '65, Variety Show. ROXEY A. FINDORFF: Del Devotes, G.A.A., German Club, Ski Club. SUSAN FLANNERY. Flan : French Club, G.A.A., Golf, Ski Club, Swimming, Telekets. SONJA A. FLATHE, Sonny : Del Devotes Sec . G.A.A., Occupational Relations, Spanish Club. RICHARD A. FOBES. BARBARA FRANCISCO, Barb . WENDY J. FRANK: Bowling, Del Devotos, French Club, G.AA., Q.T.'s. REBECCA FRANKS: Occupational Relations. ROBERT W. FULTON, Bob : Bond, German Club, Senior Board. Skiing '65. RAYMOND G. GARNER, Roy : Football '62, Wrostling '63. PAUL F. GAU, Soul : Band. PAUL A. GENS: Drama Club, Football '63, German Club, Hockey '63, Senior Class Play Crew. DIANE R. GERDTS: Coquettes, French Club. JOANN LEE K. GIBBS, JoAnn : Art Club, Del Devotos, French Club. BRUCE GILGEN. RALEIGH I. GIASSBERG, Ral : Badminton, French Club Pres., G.A.A. Board, HESPERIAN Staff, Latin Club, Notional Honor Society Sec., Nurses Aid, Senior 8oard, Senior Class V. Pres., High Steppers, Variety Show Cast. JOHN C. GOETZ, Adolph : Drama Club, Senior Class Play, Variety Show. LINDA A. GOLDNER: Art Club, Cheerleader, Drama Club, French Club, G.A.A., Golf, Nurses'Aid, Q.T.'s. MYRNA R. GOLDSTEIN, Golds : Choir, French Club, German Club, High Steppers, Nationol Honor Society, Q.T.'s, Senior Board, Ski Club, Voriety Show. JAMES L GRABOWSKI, Jim . MICHAEL F. GREIN, Mike : Baseball '63, Footboll '62. '63, '64, Hockey S2, '63, '64, Kaps, Trock '65. THOMAS E. GRIFFIN, Griff : Football '62, '63, '64, Kaps, Skiing '64, Trock '63, '64, Variety Show, 3, Wrestling '63. TERANCE R. GRISSO, Terry : Bond, Pep Bond, Variety Show. ANNE E. GRUNSETH, ' Angie French Club, G.A.A., International Club, Q.T.'s Trees., Swimming. Tennis. DOUGLAS I. GUSTNER, Gussie : Art Club, Kaps, Variety Show. LAURA I. GUZIK, Sam : Angedios. Occupational Relations. KATHLEEN A. HAAKANA, Kothy : Art Club, Bowling. Del Devotas, International Club, Spanish Club. JOHN R. HACKER: Football '62, '63, German Club, Swimming '63. GARY HAGEN, Goobie : Baseball '63, '64, '65. RAY T. HAGSTROM: All City Bond. Bond Pro .. Foci Pre ., German Club, Pep Band. DEBORAH F. HALL, Debbie : Bowling, Choir, Debote Club, Dramo Club V. Pre� ., Golf, Latin Club, Q.T.'� , Rod Cross, Senior Clo� s Ploy. Spani h Club Sec., Speech Club, Variety Show. JO A. HANNUIA: Choir, G.A.A., Latin Club. DAVID J. HANSCOM, Dove : Golf 65 SANDRA K. HANSON: G.A.A., Occupational Relation , Senior Board, Service Club. SANDRA K. HANSON, Sandy : Coquette , French Club, G.A.A., Office Aid, Variety Show. THOMAS V. HARRIS, Tom : Chi Tree ., Football •62, 63, Hockey '62, '63. '64, Spani� h Club. TIMES Stoff. TIMOTHY J. HARRIS. Tim : Boy State Repre- tentative, Chi , Football Copt. '62, '63, '64, Hi-Y V. Pre ., Hockey Capt. '62, '63, '64, Notionol Honor Society, Senior Board, Soph. Kow-Poket Kut-Up Prince, Student Council, TIMES Staff, Track Copt. '63, '64. DAVID A. E. HART, Dave : Football ’62, German Club, Latin Club, Swimming '63, '64. HOWARD A. HARTSTEIN, Howie : Ba eboll '63, Football '62, '63, German Club, Ski Club, Swimming Copt. '62, '63. '64 DOUGLAS A. HAUGER, Doug JAMES D. HEINO, Jim : Wrettling '63. CHARLOTTE M. HENRY. Char : A.C.C. Ba ket-boll, Cheerleader, Doisie Mae, G.AA. Board V. Pre ., Senior Board, Student Council, Teagua . RHONDA I HIGGINS: Bowling, GAA., International Club, Service Club. Sponish Club, Teaguo . I JANICE M HILTUNEN: Art Club Pre .. HESPERIAN Staff, National Honor Society, Red Cross. JOHAN L HINDERLIE, Jo' : Crow Country '62, '63, '64, Droma Club, Gorman Club Pro ., Kaps Sec., National Honor Society, Senior Class Ploy, Ski Club Treos., Skiing Capf. '63, '64, '65, Student Council Pres., TIMES Staff, Track '63. TAMERA HOGGATT, Tamm '. TIMOTHY R. HOL2ER, Tim . DOUGLASS A. HORR, Doug : Hockey '62. WILLIAM A. HORTENBACH, Bill : Basketball '63. '64, '65, Bishops, Football '63, '64, German Club, Tennis '63, '64, '65. JOHN A. HOVANETZ: Football '62. '63, '64. Track '63, '64, '65. CARTER W. HOWELL: Chis, Football '62, '63, '64, German Club, Hockey '62, '63, '64, Golf '63, '64, '65. SANDRA K. HUFFMAN, Sand ': Bowling. Choir. French Club, G.A ., Red Cross, Telekets, Variety Show. DORINE R. HULKE, Tootie : Bowling, Choir,GAA., Red Cross. WILUAM HULL. SHARON A. HULSEY, Sheree . DIANE J. HUNTER: Occupational Relations. JENNIFER L HYDEEN, Jenny : Coquettes Sec-Pres., French Club, G.A.A., Internotionol Club, Spanish Club. JEAN C. IVERSON: German Club. DANIEL E. JACKSON, Dan : All City Student Council Pres., Band, Baseball '63, Basketball '62, Foci V. Pres., HESPERIAN Staff, International Club V. Pres., Notional Honor Society, Senior Class Ploy, Senior Class Pres., Spanish Club, Stotc and National Student Council. LINDA T. JACKSON: GAA KAREN L JAMES: GAA., International Club. Ski Club. Spanish Club. PAULA J. JESPERSEN: Del Devotes Treas., International Club, Service Club, Ski Club. WILLA DEAN JETT BRADLEY R. JOHNSON, Brad . CAROL A. JOHNSON, Johnny : A.C.C. Bosket-boll. Badminton, Dromo Club, GAA., International Club, Red Cross, Spanish Club, Q.T.'s. DIANE M. JOHNSON: Angedios, GAA. Occupational Relations. MICHAEL N. JOHNSON, Mike : Occupational Re lotions. ROBERT E. JOHNSON: Occupational Relotions. SALLY JOHNSON DARLENE E. JONES: Occupational Relations. RICHARD C. JORDAN. ANITA K. JURGENS: G.A.A. Telekets RAEDELl E. KAMPFF, Kelli : GAA., Nightin-gales. JOANN F. KAMPSTAD. GAA BRADLEY E. KARINEN, Brad ': Boseball '63, '65, Bishops, Chit, German Club, Hockey ’62, '63. '64, CHARLES R. KARVER, Charlie : Football '64. Pep Band. Red Crott, Senior Clati Ploy, Wrestling '64. LAWRENCE J. KELSO. Lorry : Football '63, Ger-mon Club, Ski Club. KATHLEEN E. KENYON, 'Cathy . DAVID E. KIEL, Dave : Footboll '62. '63. '64, Ger-mon Club, Track '63. '64. '65, Wrestling '62, '63. '64 LEROY A. KINGREN CLIFFORD C. KIRCHNER, Cliff : Boteball '63. '64. '65, Basketball '62. ISAMU KITANO. Joe . CHERYL L. KUEHN, Cherie : Bowling. Drama Club. G.A.A, International Club, National Honor Society, Office Aid, Q.T.'t, Senior Board. Spanish Club, Tennis. TIMES Staff. WILLIAM D. KUEHNER. Dave : Football '62, '63, '64, German Club, Hockey '62. Trock '63, 64, '65, Wrestling '62, '63. DIANE M. KUTZLER, Di : French Club. GAA, International Club, Office Ad, Service Club. Teaguas. SUSAN A LACOMBE, Sue : G.AA, Germon Club. DARLA K. LARSON: Red Cross. Senior Clots Ptoy, Stage Crew, Variety Show. UNDA C. LARSON: Occupational Relohont, Teog-uos. RUSSEL W. LARSON, Bone . PATRICIA M LEE, Pot : Choir. Del Devotos. SUZANNE G. LEE: French Club. GAA. KAY M LeMAY, Kothy : Angedios. Art Club. Nightingolet, Swimming. WILLIAM W LENINGTON, BRT: Bond. Pep Bond. JAMES f LETOURNEAU, Jim : Chit. Footboll '62. Hockey '62. MICHAEL B LEVIN, Mike : Germon Club. HESPERIAN Stoff, Senior Clott Ploy, Ski Club. Tennit '63, '64. ‘65. Wrettlmg '62. '63. '64. MARSHA J UNDSKOG: Attendance Clerk's Aid. Bowling, French Club, GAA, International Club, National Honor Society. Red Cross, Senior Beard, Service Club, Spanish Club Sec., Q.T.'s. LAWRENCE J UNDSTROM. Larry . RICHARO L UNDSTROM JR.. Lucky Lightning : Baseball '63, '64, '65, Chis, Football '62, '63. Hockey '62, '63. '64 CATHIE-ANN LIPPMAN, Cathie : Bodm.nton, In-ternotional Club. Notionol Honor Society V. Pres., Nightingales, Senior Clast Play, Spanish Club Pres., Tennit. RAY UPSTEIN: Stage Crew DOUGLAS L LOfGREN. “Izi Bond. Germon Chib. Pep Bond. Ski Chib BRIAN T. LORD. ROBERT E. IUKANEN, Luke : Audio-Visual Crew, TIMES Staff, Wrestling '62. THOMAS W. LYNCH, Tom JEAN A. MacGREGOR: Drama Club Pres., G.AA., International Club V. Pres.-Sec., Latin Club, Red Cross Sec.-Treos., Senior Closs Play, Service Club V. Pres. Teaguos, Variety Show. LEONARD E. MADSEN, Lenny : Choir. KIRK P. MAHLE: German Club, International Club. JERRY MASON. JOHN K. McBRIDE JR.: Betas, Football '63, '64, Swimming Copt. '62, '63, '64. LYNN C. McCULLUM: Angedias Pres., GAA., High Steppers, Red Cross, Spanish Club. JAMES E. MclNTOSH; Mac : Audio-Visuol Crew, Baseball '65, Football '62, German Club. JANE MclNTOSH: Angedias V. Pres., French Club, G.AA, High Steppers, Occupational Relotions, Senior Closs Sec., Student Council, Variety Show. SALLY M. McSWEENEY, Sal : Bowling, Del De-votos, French Club, G.AA, International Club. JANE K. MEEHAN, Janie : G.AA, Q.T.'s. FREDRIC T. MEHL, Rick : German Club, Kops. KAYLENE B. MEIN, Kay : G.A A. UNDA E. MOELLER: Bowling, G.A.A., Ski Club, Tooguos. PATRICK S. MORIN, Pot : Footboll '62, '63, '64. EDWARD D. MORRELL: Choir. GORDON E. MORRILL. Gores : Boseboll '63, '64, '65, Bosketboll ‘62, '63, '64, Chis, Cross Country '63, Football '64, Jr. KowPokes Kut-Up Prince. TIMES Staff. RICHARD T. MORRILL, Rich : Dekes, Ski Club, Swimming '63, '64. JOHN R. MORRIS: Band, Baseball '63, '64, '65. DONAL M. MORRISON, Don : Foci, German Club. MARTHA J. MOSHOU, Marti : High Steppers, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Telekets. KRISTINE J. MUMFORD, Kris : Angedios, Art Club, Debate Club, G-A-A., Nightingales, Speech Club. SANDRA L MUNDALE, Art Club V. Pres., G.A.A. 'Sand ': Angedios Sec., BARBARA J. MUNDT, Barbie . JOHN S. MURPHY, Scott : Football ’63. '64. ROSLYN J. NAIRN: AF.S. Student from New Zea land, Art Club, French Club, G.AJk.. International Club, Senior Closs Ploy, Senior Homecoming Attendant, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Student Council. MARIE J. NELSON, Red : Band, GAA„ German Club, International Club, Office Aid, PeP Band, Variety Show. VICKI L NELSON: German Club. ELIZABETH NEPRUDE, 'Bet ': French Club, G.A.A.. High Steppers, Service Club, Ski Club, Telekets V. Pres., Variety Show. HAROLD NEWMAN. JACQUEUN G. OBERG: Attendance Clerks' Aid, Choir, International Club, Occupational Relations, Office Aid, Senior Board. MERRIE E. OGREN: Angedias, G.A.A., High Steppers, Ski Club. Spanish Club. STEVEN D. OLIVER, OH '. Football '62. HARLAN C. OLSON: Bishops. CHARLES B. OLWELL, Chuck : Betos, Football ‘62, German Club, Senior Class Play, Ski Club, Skiing ’64, '65, Stage Crew. JON H. ORFIELD. DONALD E. OSLUND. Ox : Swimming ‘62, '63. DAVID R. OTIS. RONALD C. PAGE, Ron : Cross Country '63, '64, Foci, Track '63, '64, '65. UNDA L PARSONS, Moo : Attendance Clerk s Aid, Choir. JOHN C. PEFFER: Bond. Pep Band, Senior Boord, Swimming '62, '63. CAROLE L. PETERSON: Bowling, Drama Club, GAA., Latin Club, Nightingoles, Red Cross, Teag-uas. DENNIS M. PETERSON, Denn '. NANCY A. PETSINGER: CAA, Occupotionol Re-lotions. DIANA I. PETTERSON: Bowling, Voriety Show. NANCY A. PETTERSON. JOHN PIEPER, Jock' DANA 1. PIAGMAN, Nut : Coquettes, French Club, Nurses' Aid, Occupotionol Relations. DONNA J. POFERL Bowling, Choir. DIANE M. POPPLER: Art Club, French Club, G.A.A., Ski Club, Spanish Club. BETH L PORTEOUS: Art Club, Del Devotos, French Club, G.A.A. JAMES B. PROMAN, Jim : Football '62, German Club, Senior Board. JUDITH L RADER, Judy : Angedios, Art Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Swimming. JUDITH A. RAPACZ, Judy : Choir, G.A.A., Occupational Relotions, Telekets. KATHERINE S. RASMUSSEN, Kathy : Choir, G.A.A., Teaguas. RAYMOND B. RAUSCHER, Brin : Band, Baseball '63, German Club. EUZABETH S. REED, Betsy : Angedios, German Club, Ski Club, Swimming, Tennis. STEPHEN P. REED, 'Steve ': Baseball '63, '64. ARNOLD REEVE MICHAEL L REILLY, M e s Chit. Football '62, •63, Golf '64, '65, Hockey '62, '63, '64. BRUCE RESSEN: Bond, Golf '62, Hockey '62. Variety Show. SHARON E. RICE. JOYCE RICHARDS NANCY J. RINKER: An Club. Bowling. Dromo Club. GAA, International Club, Senior Board. Senior Clots Play Crew, Service Club, Spanish Club, TIMES Staff, Variety Show. BRUCE K. RITZSCHKE: Chit, Football '62, Hockey '62, '63, '64, Tennis '63, '64, '65, Voriety Show. DAVID L ROBERTS, Dave : Baseball '63. Cross Country '64, Ski Club, Skiing '65, Track '65. MARILYN B. ROCKLER, Mori : Choir. G.A.A., In-ternationol Club, Nurses' Aid, Service Club, Spanish Club, Telekets Treat.. Y-Teens V. Pres. ANN K. ROCKY: Drama Club, G.A.A., German Club, Latin Club, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Teaguos V. Pres., Y-Teens. JUDY M. RODENGEN, Rod : Choir. Del Devofos Pres., G.A.A., Red Cross, Ski Club. GEORGENE L ROHLEDER, George : AC C. Bat ketball. Bowling, French Club, GAA, International Club, Ski Dub, Sponith Club. Q.T.'s. GARY A. ROIGER: Baseball '63, '64, '65, Basketball, '62, '63, '64. Football '62. '63, '64. TERRY E. RONG, Greyhound : Cross Country Copt. '62, '63, '64, Football '62, Senior Board. Track Capt. ‘63, '64, '65. PHILUP G RONNING, Phil : Baseball '63. Choir V. Pres. JOHN P. ROTHERMEL JR.: Art Club. Band, Pop Band, Senior Closs Ploy, Variety Show. OAVID S. RUSOFF, Davoloh : Debate Club. LINDA D. RUTHERFORD, Lin : G.A.A.. German Club, Q.T.'s, Telekett. JOHN P. RYAN: Occupational Relation . MARK M. RYAN, •Barbie . WILLIAM J. SAARI, Bill . EDWARD K. SABA: Choir. STEVEN R. SANDS, Steve : Baseball '63. '64. '65. Football '62, '63, '64, German Club. Hockey '62. CYNTHIA E. SAVAGE. Cindy . PETER SHAEFER. SUSAN K. SCHINKE: Germon Club, Occupational Relations. VICKI L SCHLAFER: Flag Twirler Copt., G.AJV, German Club, International Club, National Honor Society, Senior Clas Ploy, Spanish Club. VICTOR SCHLEGEL: Occupational Relations. MOYA R. SCHLENKER: Art Club, Del Devotas, German Club, Ski Club. WILUAM T. SCHNEIDER, Bill . JOHN F. SCHNICKEL: Betas, Foofball '62. '63. '64. German Club. Hockey '62. RICHARD K. SCHRAM, Dick ': Cross Country '63. BRUCE W. SCHULTZ: Baseball '63, '64, '65. Basketball '62, '63, '64. UNDA L. SCHUMANN, Sugar . JAMES S. SCHWARTZ, Jim : Foci, Football '62, '63, '64, German Club. Notional Honor Society Pres., Senior Class Ploy, Track '63, '64, '65, Wrestling '62. '63, '64. JOEL H. SCHWARTZ, Joe : Foci. Football '62. '63, '64, German Club, Notional Honor Society, Track Copt. '63, '64, '65, Wrestling Copt. '62, '63, '64. MICHAEL F. SCROGGINS, ’Mike : Band, Dekes, Swimming '63, '64, Variety Show. BARBARA A. SEGAL, Borb : A.C.C. Basketball, Cheerleader, GAA. Board Pres., German Club, Golf, HESPERIAN Staff, Sr. Homecoming Attendant, Student Council, Teaguas. ROUE S. SELCER: Choir. French Club. G.AA, International Club, Red Cross, Service Club Sec.-Treos., Student Council, Telekets, Variety Show, Y-Teens Pres. DANIEL H. SELEEN: Betas. Drama Club, Football '62, French Club, German Club. TODD K. SEVERSON, Dot”: Basoball '63, Wrestling '62, '63, '64. RONALD M. SHAPIRO. Ron : German Club, Senior Class Play, Tennis '64, '65. TIMES Staff. UNDA C. SHERMAN: International Club, Office Aid, Spanish Club, Variety Show. CAROUNE J. SHUK, Corol : Attendance Clerks' Aid, Choir, Del Devotas, Red Cross. CHERI A. SICARD, Sigfried : A.C.C. Basketball, G.AA., Q.T.'s Pres., Red Cross, Spanish Club, Swimming '62, '64. STEVEN J. SICARO: Footboll '62, '63. PETER A. SIMER: Football '64, German Club, Kaps, National Honor Society, Ski Club, Stage Crew. DIANE K. SIOPER. UNDA A. SMEDMAN: Coquettes Sec., French Club, Girls Stole, HESPERIAN Staff, International Club, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Sorvice Club Pres. CHERYLE A. SMITH, Cheri : Occupational Relations. GARY G. SMITH, Smitty . RICHARD H. SMITH, Dick”: Foci, German Club, Lotin Club. ARTHUR C. SOLHAUG, Art -. Chis, Football Capt. '62, '63, '64, German Club, Golf Capt. '63, '64, '65, Hockey '62, '63, '64, Student Council, TIMES Staff. DONALD J. SOLOMON, Don : German Club. EDITH L SORENSEN, Sandy : Occupational Rela tions. JOHN R. SPEARS: Basketball '62, Cross Country '62, French Club, Kaps Trees., Tennis '65, Track '63. DELORES SPEIKER PETER G. SPENCER: Chis. Footboll '62, '63, Golf '63, '64, Hockey '62, '63, '64. ROGER W. SPOONER. Spooney CAROL J. STANLEY: Choir, G.AA. IYNN A. STEARNS: Kaps. JOSEPH E. STILLWELL, Joe : Football '62, Occupational Relations. KAREN A. STONE: Choir, G.A.A., German Club, International Club, Red Cross, Tclekets. ALAN M. STRUTHERS, Al : Cross Country '62, '63, Hi-Y Pres., Hockey '62, Kops Pres., Senior Closs Trees., Ski Club, Skiing '65, Student Council, TIMES Staff, Track '63, Variety Show. MORTIMER B. STURDEVANT, AAortie : Bond, Football '62, Pep 8and. MARY A. SUCHY: Del Oevotos, GAA. MICHAEL P. SULLIVAN, Sully : Football '62, '63. '64, Hockey '62, '63, '64, Senior Class Play, Stage Crew, Track '64, '65. THOMAS B. SUMMERS. Tom : Football '62, '63, '64, Wrestling '64. LARRY B. SUNDBERG: Footboll '62, '63. '64, Senior Closs Ploy, Ski Club, Track '63, '64, '65. TERESA M. SWANSON, Terry : French Club, High Steppers, Service Club, Teoguos, Variety Show. KENNETH G. SWENSON, Ken : Baseball '63, '64, '65, Basketball '62. JANET S. TALLAKSON: French Club, GAA., Lotin Club, National Honor Society, Senior Board, Senior Class Play. UNDA M. TANGEN: International Club, Red Cross, Senior Closs Play. MICHAEL A. TANGEN, Mike . BETTY J. TAYLOR, Betty : Angedios, Choir, G.A.A. KARAN F. TEMP. Gold : Q.T.' Sec. MARSHA L. THOLE: Choir. French Club. ROBIN W. THOMPSON: Baseball '63. '64. '65, Basketball '62. '63, '64. Chis. Footboll '62. '63. '64. ERICA TOENURI: Badminton, G.A.A. Board Treos., German Club. HESPERIAN Staff, lotin Club Treos., National Honor Society, Senior Board, Student Council, Tennis. MICHAEL A. TULKKI, Mike . Footboll '64. JAMES TOURNIER. JUDY A. TUMA. An Club, Bowling. Del Devotes, G.A.A., Spanish Club. RITA A. VEILLEUX: Choir. CYNTHIA A. VON SIEN, Cindy . International Club. National Honor Society, Red Cross, Senior Board, Service Club, Spanish Club. SHARON L WALKER: Choir, Del Devotas, G.A.A. DOUGLAS A. WANHALA, Doug : Drama Club. French Club. International Club, Senior Class Ploy. KATHLEEN M. WEBSTER, Kathy : Angedios. Badminton, Cheerleader Copt., GAA. Board, German Club. Golf. HESPERIAN Staff. Notional Honor Society, Nurses' Aid, Senior Board, Sr. Homecoming Attendant, Student Council, Swimming. SHEILA A. WATKINS CECEUA WATSON. ARCHIE A. WEIDNER. Wrestling ‘64. ROY WEFEl, Roxy . ANN M. WEINTZ: G.A.A., German Club, International Club, Q.T.'s, Red Cross. PHILIP E. WHEATLEY, Phil : Art Club, Baseball '63, Football '62, '63. ARTHUR C. WINKLER, Wink : Football '62. Tennis '63. VIRGINIA M. WICKEN. KATHLEEN C. WILLEGALLE, Kothy : Ski Club. CHERYL J. WILSON: Oel Devotes, G.A.A.. Ski Club. THOMAS F. WITHERIDGE, Tom : Cross Country '63, Drama Club, French Club, Hi-Y Sec., Kops V. Pres., Latin Club, Sonior Board, Senior Class Play, Ski Club. PAMELA J. WOLD, Pam : Choir, G.A.A., Service Club, Spanish Club, Teaguas Sec. PAMELA S. WOLF, Pam : Choir, French Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club, High Steppors, Teaguas, Variety Show. DIANE F. YOUNG: G.A.A., Red Cross, Service Club, Spanish Club, Teaguas. SALLY R. YOUNG: German Club, Ski Club V. Pres., Telekets Pres. JOANNE E. ZELLERS, Jo : Band, G.A.A., Variety Show. CHRISTOPHER G. ZIASKAS, ZekeFootball '62, '63, '64, French Club, Kops Trees.. Track '63, '64, '65, Wrestling '62, '63, '64. TERRY A. ZUMBERGE: Baseball '63, '64, '65. Phew! Those biology lobs! I wish I hod my nose plugs! 1965 Hall of Fame Wouldn't on escolotor bo eotier? MOST UKEIY TO SUCCEED Roleigh Glottberg, Johan Hindorlie Kothio Bridge, Pat Morin BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Teach me, Tiger. We've got the pep and the steam — MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Char Henry, Jerry Broeckert Sandy Bramon, Tim Harris MOST ATHLETIC “One, two, three, O'Leary.... Oh, you're such a knit-wit. MOST HUMOROUS Myrno Goldstein, Mike Levin Lois Blaustone, Mac Cudworth MOST STUDIOUS The doy after the night before. Jeon MacGregor, Dan Jackson MOST TALENTED “Let us entertain you. 60 Feelings of West 61 ORGANIZATIONS Orgonizations have offered many opportunities to West's students. Through organizations, students have learned to serve, to use their skills, to increase school spirit and to become better acquainted with each other. Student groups learned to serve by organizing and coordinating school activities. This year the Student Council composed a dress code and organized a successful Homecoming. The International Club made A.F.S.'er$ feel at home, and the National Honor Society presented the Macalaster Choral Reading Group in an educational auditorium. Through the Service Club, industrious girls decorated the halls for the Christmas season and made winter sports schedules to inform the student body of coming gomes. Also, the Red Cross Club conducted the annual Red Cross drive to help support the national program. Cultured entertainment and school loyalty were brought to a peak by skilled and spirited students. Dov Rutoff pretents the negotive agrument. I 62 Coordination of the Student Body The Speech and Debate Clubs established fine reputations by winning speech awards. The Art and Drama Clubs collaborated on publicity to make the Senior Class Play a success. The language clubs caroled the student body the week before Christmas vacation. The Band and the West Highsteppers shared their talents with West in the Variety Show and the Spring Concert. The Band and the Steppers also helped the Cheerleaders spork spirit at games and auditoriums. The Cheerleaders certainly showed devotion to their school by supporting and attending all games. The members of Hi-Y and Y-Teens have become better acquainted with each other through their activities. These clubs promoted sincere friendships among the student body by participating in joints , Sadie Hawkins, and Kow-Pokes Kut-Up. These worthwhile organizations have been recorded during the year by the TIMES Staff and are presented here by the HESPERIAN Staff. Talent wolks the � treet . Hall Coesar.' 63 STUDENT COUNCIL-BOTTOM ROW: L Abdallah, J. Brennon (v-pros.), J. Hinderlie (pres.), B. Bolstad (sec.), Mr. Kielty, L Robinson. SECOND ROW: D. Jackson, 8. Whitbeck, N. Annoni, E. Toenuri, S. Parrott, K. Webster, B. Segal, $. Westphol, R. Seker, J. Bonner, C. Robinson. TOP ROW: P. Hinderlie, A. Karinen, G. Mosser, A. Struthers, D. Nelson, Tim Horris, R. Dafonseco Brasil, A. Brin. Students Organize to Provide Government and Leadership. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY -BOTTOM ROW: J. Tollok-son, L Smedman, R. Glassberg (sec.), Jim Schwartz (pres.), C- lippman (v-pros.), R. Hagstrom (trees.), M. lindskog. Miss Westby. SECOND ROW: T. Swanson, R. Benon, K. Webster, C. Kuehn, J. Carlock, N. Petsinger, J. Hiltunen, M. Goldstein, L Blaustone, E. Toenuri, J. MocGregr VonSien, N. Rinker, V. Schlofer. TOP ROW: D. Jackson, K. Cudworth, M. Cohen, P. Simer, B. Bergman. Tim Horris, J. Hinderlie, Joel Schwartz. 64 RED CROSS -BOTTOM ROW: S. Fern. C. Shuk, Mr� . Biever, C. Charles, L McCollum. SECOND ROW: C. Peterson, C. Sicard, T. Bjelajoc, E. Boustead. THIRD ROW: M. Archambault, R. Carr, J. Irey, C. Walston, C. Corlock. FOURTH ROW: L Brown, K. Swofford, S. Shapiro, J. Iverson, P. Ernst, S. Nybeck. TOP ROW: J. Murdock, P. Ford, L Anderson, P. Fercho, B. Colohour, M. Claypool, J. Hiltunen. OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING - BOTTOM ROW: A Calhoun, C. Smith, J. Rapacz, S. Cove, B. Francisco, S. Schinke. SECOND ROW: D. Jones, J. Oberg, N. Petsinger, S. Adolph, S. Anderson, C. Crandall. THIRD ROW: A. Reeve, R. Johnson, D. Dailman, M. Burke, J. McIntosh, S. Hanson, L Darkow. TOP ROW: W. Lordon, J. Stillwell, V. Schlegel, 0. Hunter, S. Johnrfon, D. Plagman, B. Burke, C. Erickson. SERVICE CLUB- BOTTOM ROW: M. Rockier, M. Dahlgren, Mr. Moore, G. Powers, N. Schroeder. SECOND ROW: R. Selcer, E. Boustead, D. Young, B. Neprude, C. Grossman. THIRD ROW: L Woo, T. Swanson, L Smedman, S. Solomon, G. Sundberg. FOURTH ROW: T. Amsel, D. Kutzler, J. Iverson, R. Higgins, S. Hanson, P. Jespersen. TOP ROW: J. MacGregor. C. VonSien, P. Wold, B. Dillon, M. Lindskog, C. Robbins, R. Benon. Gifted Gabbers and Dabblers D€BATE CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: B. CJorfce, Mrs. Steen. B. Blou tone. M. Hihunen. SECOND ROW: B Hum. L Annoni, K Mumfofd. D. Hall THIRD ROW: M. Claypool. J. Carter, F. Anthony, B. Frent FOURTH ROW: D. Duke, D. RusoH, L Roseniield. R. Ehrin TOP ROW: H Chinn. F. Doherty. C. Blum. P. Ford SPEECH CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: N. Schroeder. D. Hall. Mrs. Steen, M. Dohlgren, B. Clarke. SECOND ROW: J. Clarke, K. Mumlord, B. Hum, M. Hiltunen. THIRD ROW: L Arduter, J. Carter, C Johnson, M. Claypool, J. Obermeyer. TOP ROW: F. Doherty, H. Chinn, S. HoHmon, P. Ford, D. Duke, L Rotenfield. Develop Their Talents ART CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: J. Tumo, K. Hookano, K. Bridge. N. Rinker (pres.). S. Mundale (v-pres.), J. Weber, K. leMay, K. Mumford, J. Richards. TOP ROW: L Arduser, G. Goodlund, J. Hihunen, P. Wheatley, D. Poppler, J. Clarke, C. Carlson, B. Porteous, V. Adams, J. Roder, M. Schlenker, J. Gibbs, K. Phillips, J. Obermeyer, S. Holler, D. Gustner, J. Borne, K. Bjorklund, L Goldner. DRAMA ClUB-BOnOM ROW: N. Rinker (v-pres ). Miss Morsholl, J. MacGregor (pres.), 0. Hall, C. Kuehn (treas.). SECOND ROW: A Rocky. V. Bets, B. Carlock, B. Whitbeck, G. Powers, C. Grossmon. THIRD ROW: J lotour, E. Reiter, P. Jespersen, N. Clark. K. SwoHord FOURTH ROW: B. Dillon. G. Mosser, D. Cannon, L Arduser, M. Rand. FIFTH ROW: J. Goetz, J. Hinderlie, D. Wanhala, B. Herrmann, U. Baltins. TOP ROW: K. Jordan, T. Bagtien, F. Doherty, S. Hoffman, C Johnson, P. Ford. GERMAN CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: A Rocky, t Rutherford, V. Nelson, U. Baltins (v-pres.). Mr. Hargreaves, K. Webster (trees.), J. Hinderlle (pres.), C. Carlson. SECOND ROW: R. Ogren, M. Bestler, Joel Schwortz, C. Honson, S. Schleuder, D. Solomon. P. Krofthefer. THIRD ROW: K. Bezat, Jim Schwartz, A Weintz, M. Schlenker. L Abdallah, S. Abols, S. LoCombe. F. Bulgerin FOURTH ROW: H. Hortstem, R. Fulton, D. Hort, K. Willegalle, S Bromon, J. Cotsoounis, B. Martin, G. Stober. FIFTH ROW: A Solhoug, S. Sands, P. Gens, K. Mohle, T. Burrington, R. Aronsohn, T. Honmyhr, D. Anderson. TOP ROW: C. Olwell. C. Howell, 8. Hortenboch, R. Christianson, J. Murdock, J. Schnickel, D. Kuehner, R Hogstrom, M. DeSantis- Clubs Put Languages to Use. . . SPANISH CLUB - BOTTOM ROW: B Whitbeck. D. Hall (sec.), N. Rinker (v-pres), Mr. McLaughlin, C. Llppmon (pres.), C. Grossman (trees.) SECOND ROW: N Schroedor, E. Valero, R. Weisberg, C Sicard. B Blauslone, K. Haakana. THIRD ROW: B. Clarke. A Rocky. D. Poppler, G Powell. B. Broeffle. J. Tumo. FOURTH ROW: S. Solomon, G. Rohleder. J. Clarke. C. Borne, C. Lewis, J. Corlock FIFTH ROW: M. Cloypool. D. Jockson, M. Rand, P. Wold, L Connon, 8. Frentz, P. Brady. TOP ROW: R. McLaughlin, H. Chinn, S. Hoffmon, L Thole, C. Johnson, N. Annoni, J. Nelson. C VonSien. 68 BOTTOM ROW: B Korinen, L Woo. R Findorff, K. Stone, Mrs. Vik, Young. B Reed FOURTH ROW: R Benon, M Nelson, J. Hocker. V V. Schlofer, M. levin, G. Amundson. M Gold� te.n, SECOND ROW: Chohovskoy. A token. J. Wen . D Kiel, J. Promon TOP ROW: D L Nohrenberg. B. Segol, N. Tchido, S. Olson, S. We� tphol. Jeon Smith, H. Andreo� � on, B Wh.te, P. Simer, D. Morrison. 0. Seleen. Iverson, J. McIntosh, Jonell Iverson THIRD ROW: L Brown, T. Auger, F. Ress, R Mehl, M. Cohen. K. Cudworth, B. Rouscher, J. Hennings, J. Holland, E Toenuri, S. LATIN CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: C. Peterson. P. Ford (sec.-treas.), Dan Smith (v-pres ), M Elko (pres.), Mrs. Brown, W. Carlson SECOND ROW: S We ner. I Wilder. R. Hughes. A Rocky, D Hall, J Honnulo THIRD ROW: P. England. L lo-hiff, j. Christensen. V. Carlson. S. Parrott, M. Flrnsch FOURTH ROW: D Nielsen, C Ranum, G. Pederson, M Claypool, S Fmeberg, F Anthony FIFTH ROW: I Smith. J Carter, E R� der, L Robinson, D Jockson. N Mortmetto TOP ROW: Dick Smith, B Bergmon, S. Hoffmon, M DeSantis, D. Hart. S. Newberger, P Elliot 69 INTERNATIONAL CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: R. Selcer, C Von Sien (treat.), L Blauttone (pres.), Mist Sorum, 0. Jockton (v-pret.), J. MacGregor. V. Schlafer, M. Rockier. SECOND ROW: C. Kuehn, J. Iverson, K. Grunseth, L. Woo. C. Grossman, M. Dahlgren, E. Boustead. THIRD ROW: E. Volera, B. Blauttone. F. Anthony, J. Christensen. C. lipp-mon. R. Higgins, K. James, L. Sherman, J. Carlock. FOURTH ROW: D. Kutzler. M. Rand. P. Jesperten, M. Claypool, L EWtmonn, S- Braman, U. Boltins. G. Rohleder. FIFTH ROW: A. Weintz. M. Cudworth, R. Brasil. R. Noirn, P. Whiteford, M. lindgren. M. Ewing, N. Weiner, N. Rinker. TOP ROW: H. Chinn, A. Grunseth, R. Benon, C. Johnson, D. Bursch, C. Robbins. M. Lindskog, S. Thomas. . . . And Use Skills for FRENCH CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: P. Vernier, M. Weller, $. Flannery. M. Goldstein (sec.), A. Brodner (v-pres-treat.). Miss McLaughlin. R. Glotsberg (pres.), E. Boustead. SECOND ROW: D. Word, L Smedman, C. Grossman, D. Poppled D. Gerdts, M. Flinsh, L Foss. S. HuHmon. THIRD ROW: I. Christensen, L lahiff. G. Rohleder. J. Christensen, K. Bliss, S. Hovlond, S. Duke, W. Frank. FOURTH ROW: S. Lind, L Goldner. K. Bjorklund. H. Rosenblum, T Amtel, J. Gibbs, R. Planto, S. Nybeck. TOP ROW: W. McKee, C Robbmt, P. Woehler. V. Holland. L Robinson. S. Thomas, K. Bailey, M. Thole, M. Undskog SKI CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: L Christensen, 0. Poppler, M Ogren, L. Webster, Mr. Hargreaves, B. Whitbeck, M Nelson, $ Flannery. D. Hall. SECOND ROW: G. Rohleder. G. Cummings, P. Berg, J. Obermeyer, M. lindgren, K. Mkkel-son, M. Stearns, N. Hedstrand, K. James. M. Carlson, M. Levin. THIRD ROW: H. Saperstein, B. Frentz. M. Goldstein, L Rosenfield, A. Brin (trees.). A. Wiggins, H. Simer, M. Peterson, J. Young. FOURTH ROW: C. Thomas. B Reed. V. Adorns. S. Braman, A. Struthers, J. Hinderlie. K. Mahle, C. Pedersen, S. Goldman, P. Hinderlie. FIFTH ROW: H. Hartstein. A. Brodner (v-Pres), B. Herrmann, R. Ahlstrom, C. Wilson, S. Thomas. K. Willegolle. M. Rand, V. Christensen. TOP ROW: R. Bruce (pres.). C. Jordan. C. Olwell. B. White, D. Murphy. T. Ahlstrom, P. Simer, J. Schnickel. D. Fellman, T. Kottke. Knowledge and Pleasure. BOTTOM ROW: D. Kutzler, M Hill. M. Taylor, M Anderson. SECOND ROW: P. Beaulieu, K. Norgren, L Savage. S. Burns. THIRD ROW: J. Hydeen, J. Peterson, J. Tetner, G. Cummings FOURTH ROW: L Robinson, C. Wyott, S. Herronen. B. Connon. TOP ROW: A. Grunseth, D. Forsblom, S. Cutts, V. Adams. R. Noirn. Talented Students Enrich West’s Activities WEST HIGH STEPPERS -BOTTOM ROW: M. Dworsky, S. Beach, M. Goldstein, L Abdallah, U. Boltins, M. Johnson, R. Glossberg, B. Cannon, J. McIntosh, K. Bjorklund, L Blaustone, L McCollum. TOP ROW: B. Neprude, T. Swanson, B. Whitbeck, D. Eskew, M. Moshou, S. Bromon, K. Bridge, P. Wolf, A. Brodner, S. Nybock, W. Cammins, M. Ogren. CHOIR - BOTTOM ROW: M. Reinken, S. Cumbee, C. Shuk, T. Bjclajoc, D. Nichols, L Parsons, Mr. Hansen, $. Anderson, D. Hanson. SECOND ROW: K. Swofford, K. Rasmussen, S. Holler, D. Poferl, J. Temp, D. Cannon, E. Morrell, L Madsen, F. Doherty, S. Messig. THIRD ROW: J. Miller, R. Veilleux, K. Roeder, R. Hollowood, K. LeMoy, J. Borne, J. Webor, S. Maxwell, M. Carlson. TOP ROW: M. Thole, M. Goldstein, L Ronning, J. Baumgartner, C. McPherson, A. Nelson, J. Lack, G. Griffith, P. Ronning. BAND —BOTTOM BOW: V. Schlofer, J. Carlock, J. Iverson, J. Brine, K. Swofford, B. Corlock. SECOND BOW: M Winegor, P Pehrson, P. Fetxer, G. Trom, M. Sturdevont, D. Jockson, C. Honson, L Christensen, B. Broeffle, T. Schroeder. THIRD BOW: R. Fetzer, K. Norgren, R. Wold, P. Berg, A Marcus, P. Krafthefer, J. Tiggos, R. Morse, M. Carlson, M. Deon, Mr. Hansen FOURTH ROW: $. Nybeck. S. Goldman, H. Simer, R. Ogren, A Wiggins, S. Sovitt, L Olson, N. Hedstrond, J. Christensen, J. Sturdevont. FIFTH ROW: G. Cummings, W. Strom, G. Pederson, D. Nielson, J. Oberg, F. Bulgerin, S. Cronin, B. Ehrin. L Rosenfield SIXTH ROW: R. Schrom. R. Hokonson, P. Hoos, D. Frigard, B. Crobb, J. Rolland, B. Rouse her, T. Rollings, M. Marti, M. Cudworth SEVENTH ROW: B. Hermann, S. Johnson, J. Peffer, G. Ronning, B. Marlin, R. Aronsohn, R. Hagstrom, L Smith, M Nelson. TOP ROW: B. White. S. Hoffman, H. Chinn, J. Maxwell. B. Steiner, B. lenington, M. Elko. D. Kuehlman, R. Bennett, T. Ahlstrom. CHOIR -BOTTOM ROW: R. Seker, S. Huffman, L S medley, M. Rockier SECOND ROW: T. Knutson, L Iverson, C. Rhoodes, D. Eskew. THIRD ROW: B Taylor. M. lorkin, P. lund, L Guthrie. TOP ROW: G. Jensen, S. LaCombe, R. Pettijohn, V. Wefel. CHEERLEADERS: Kathy Webifer, Linda Webiter, Barb Segal, Pom Brady, Koren Bezat. Bonnie BoUtod, Sue Parrott, Linda Goldner, Chor Henry. Lively Girls Spark Enthusiasm at Sports Events SENIORS: L Goldner C. Henry B. Segal B. Bolttod Captain Kathy 74 Hi-y Serves the Community and School FOCI-BOTTOM ROWi Jim Schwartz, R. Bro� .l, R Hagstrom (pres.), M. Cudworth, D. Jackson (v-pres.), SECOND ROW: M Cohen. D. Smith. J. Cormody. Joel Schwartz, C. Monson. TOP ROW: D. Smith, D. Morrison, R. Page. C. Kernler, H. Erickson. CHIS — BOTTOM ROW: C. Berry (v-pres.), J. Brennan, Tim Harris, G. Morrill (pres ), Tom Harris, M Reilly. SECOND ROW: C. Robinson, P. Spencer, B. Karinen, A. Karinen, B. Ritzschke, R. Lindstrom. THIRD ROW: G. Stevens, R. Andreasson, A. token, 0. Dehnel, L Alpert, J. McCall. TOP ROW: A. Solhaug, C. Howell, R. Thompson, D. Nelson, J. letourneau, J. Ohm. KAPS - BOTTOM ROW: T. Griffin, T W.ther.dge (v-pres ), A. Strothers (pres ), C. Ziaskis, J. Hinderlie. SECOND ROW: W. Woodrlch, J. Jensen, G. Mosser, J. Spears. THIRD ROW: J. Catsooonis, P. Simer. R. Goldberg. A. Brin. TOP ROW: D. Gostner, R Mehl. M Grein, T. Kottke, J. Humphrey. 75 Girls Socialize and Serve in Y-Teens Y-TEENS ALL-SCHOOL OFFICERS- BOTTOM ROW: M. Rider (tec.), R. Seker (pret.), M. Rockier (v-pret.). TOP ROW: A. Rocky (pub ). C. Carlton (pub.), L. Robinson (treat.), N. Anderson (I.C.C.). ANGEDIAS — BOTTOM ROW: G. Amundton. S An-derton, B. Cannon, L McCollum (pret.), J. AAcIntoth (v-pret.), S. Mondole (tec.), B. Dillon. SECOND ROW: K. Webster, C Mulloe, S. Weiner, M Ogren, S. Burnt. C Carlton, K. Swofford. THIRD ROW: P Berg. D. Flothe, J. Schroegle. M. Bettler, C. Borne, R. Ratmut-ten, J. Rader, G. Powert. FOURTH ROW: L Elftmann, L Annoni, N. Clark, B. Taylor, M. England, P. Sullivan, L Peterton. FIFTH ROW: W. McKee, E Rider. S Thomot, A. Beikler. B. Colehour, P. Fercho, S- Cuttt, C Lotere. COQUETTES - BOTTOM ROW: S. Solomon (treat ), H. Rotenblum (v-pret.), J. Hydeen (pret.), L Smed-man (tec.). SECOND ROW: N. Anderton. M Hill, C. Wyatt, J. Chrittenten THIRD ROW: D. Gerdtt, N. Schroeder, M. Flintch, C. Grottmon, G. Powell. FOURTH ROW: C. Johnton, N. Martmeno, J. Han-ten, N. Hedtfrand. T. Amtel, P. Brody. 76 Q.T.' —BOTTOM ROW: S. Fern, F. Counts, A. Grunseth (trees.), C. Sicord (pres.), C. Johnson (v-pres.), K. Temp (sec.), G. Kopsolis. SECOND ROW: L Iverson, D. Ward, S. Wcstphal, C. Kuehn, J. Tol-lakson, E. Boustead, P. Fetzer, R. Stonkey. THIRD ROW: J. Meehan, L Foss, D. Hall, G. Cummings, J. Irey, L Savoge, M. LaFover. FOURTH ROW: K. Clinton, B. Frentz, J. Peterson, G. Rohleder, R. Carr, W. Frank, C. Corlock, B. Whitbeck. FIFTH ROW: I. Goldner, J. lindsfrom, M. Cfaypool, C. Bauer, A. Woinfz, K. Aufderheide, K. Bliss. TOP ROW: D. Forsblom, I. Birkeland, N. Eaton, S. Lind, J. Nelson, M. Lindskog, A. Brodner, M. Goldstein. TEAGUAS-BOTTOM ROW: S. Stroud, P. Wold (sec ), D. Young (pres.), A. Rocky (v-pres.), T. Swanson (treos.). SECOND ROW: M. Corlson, S. Olson. J. Gilbertson, C. Henry, K. Kurtti, C. Peterson. THIRD ROW: D. Kutzler, K. Norgren, B. Segal, S. Porrott, L Webster. V. Carlson. FOURTH ROW: C. Bell, S. Fineberg, S. Hamlet, R. Higgins, K. Rasmussen, B. Gordon. TOP ROW: K. Willegalle, K. Bridge, P. Woeh-ler, J. MacGregor, N. Annoni, M. Rand, C. Ronum. TEiEKETS — BOTTOM ROW: A. Hallenberg, I. Schaffer, M. Rockier (treas.), S. Young (pres.), B. Neprude (v-pres.), I. Christensen (sec.), $. Fraser. SECOND ROW: R. Rong, L Reiser, L Olson, D. Sicord, S. Flannery, S. Huffman, P. Pehrson, THIRD ROW: K. Bjorklund, D. Eskew, G. Beleone, R. Selcer, K. Stone, J. Disrud, G. Jones. FOURTH ROW: M. Moshou, P. Brothcn, R. Wilkins, S. Murphy, B. Weintz, R. Hughes, B. Clarke, J. Goodnature. FIFTH ROW: M Rider, M. Stearns, N. Weiner, P. Auer, L Robinson, J. Obermeyer, J. Tiggas. TOP ROW: J. Dwight, C. Clinton, K. McAnolly, G. Pederson, P. Whiteford, D. Laulainen, R. Planto, E. token. 77 Newspaper and Annual Pinpoint the Year In Pictures and Print TIMES STAFF — BOTTOM ROW: J 8f nnon, R. Shopiro, A. Brodner. L Bloutton . J. Hinderli . B. lykanen, A Strythen, T. Horn . G- C. Koehn, S. Bramon. N. Rinker, A. Solhoug. T. Harm. TOR ROW: Morrill, M � � Bradoch. TIMES STAFF Lois Blaustone Sandy Braman John Brennan Andi Brodner John Carmody Tim Harris Tom Harris Johan Hinderlie Cheryl Kuehn Bob lukanen Gordy Morrill Nancy Rinker Ron Shapiro Art Solhaug Alan Struthers Miss Bradach, Adviser 78 HESPERIAN STAFF Co-Editors-in-Chief . . . Art Editor............. Faculty Editor........ Underclassmen Editors Senior Editor......... Student Life Editor . . . Organizations Editor . . Sports Editors........ Adviser............... Raleigh Glassberg Linda Smedman .. Janice Hiltunen .......Mike Levin ......Barb Segal Peggy Ford .... Bill Bergman . . Kathy Webster . . . . Oan Jackson . . Jerry Broeckert Erica Toenuri .....Mrs. Brown How will we ever label all those names? Staff's own photographer catches them unawore. HESPERIAN STAFF — BOTTOM ROW: J. Hiltunen, K. Webster, R. J. Broeckert, M. Levin, D. Jockson, B. Bergman, Mrs. Brown Glassberg, L Smedmon, E. Toenuri, B. Segal, P. Ford. TOP ROW: 79 SPORTS Promoter of Physical Growth Cut that out; it ticklesr This year West High looked forward to successful seasons in all sports. With experienced players and teams composed of mostly seniors, the Cowboys began their outstanding athletic year by obtaining third place in football. While football players were traveling to the practice! field, at Lake Calhoun, the cross country team was gaining its experience by working out at Lake of the Isles. After a two-week break between seasons, the Cowboys started daily practice in their winter sports. The wrestlers represented West well by sending three representatives to the region play-offs. New uniforms, holiday tournaments, unexpected victories were all a part of an active season. Spring brought fresh hopes for the athletes. Remembrances of the previous year's champion teams provided inspiration to both the teams and the spectators. Besides the boys' athletic activities, the girls participated in many varied sports. The accomplishments of the team and the hopes of their supporters have made this a memorable year in sports. .. ond Ihof no bull. 80 Got her! . . now here's some good subject matter. Get in there! Ooops, wrong basket! 61 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: C. Korv«r, Mgr., P. Spencer, 0. Nelson, B. Hortenbach, H. Andreos-son, C. Berry, T. Harris. SECOND ROW: T. Griffin, R. Andreosson, T. Summers, S. Murphy, G. Roiger, C. Howell. TOP ROW: J. Bonner, G. Mosser, T. Burrington, G. Stevens, G. Morrill, J. Ohm. Football Team Places Third in City The West High Cowboys, predominantly a senior team, marched through a successful season for third place honors in city standings. The team, after making a weak start against South and Marshall, made an impressive showing against defending Twin-City Champions, Central. On paper. West was not considered a threat to the Pioneers, but on the field, the Cowboys played a game that Central will long remember. West, too, will long remember the 20-19 defeat because it became obvious that a victory would have meant a tie for City Championship. After overpowering Southwest 26-7, the Cowboys met Edison for Homecoming at Parade Stadium —a game that ended in a scoreless tie. The highly-spirited Cowboys, with successive victories over Henry and Vocational, played Washburn in the last game of the season. West's Robin Thompson started the scoring in the second quarter with a 74-yard run, but the Cake-eaters soon crossed the Cowboy goal line to tie the score. Before Washburn rooters could finish their school song, John Hovanetz returned the Millers' kick-off for a spectacular 85-yard touchdown run. West finished with a 26-7 win, the first football victory over rival Washburn since an 18-13 win in 1954. All-City honors were awarded to halfback John Hovanetz and end co-captain Tim Harris. Co-captain Art Solhaug and Carter Howell were selected for the second team. 82 BOTTOM ROW: A. Soihaug, J. Hovonetz, J. Brennon, R. Thompson, D. Kuehner, J. Wenz, B. Broeckert, Mgr. SECOND ROW: J. Broeckert, 8 Dennie, S. Sends, M. Tulki, M. Sullivan, M. Grien, Jim Schwartz. TOP ROW: L SuncJ-berg, J. Brothen, J. Schnickol, P. Simer, Joel Schwartz, B. Bolnick Co-Captains Tim Harris and Art Solhoug. Head coach Voss goes over ploys with assistants Boxter and Kielfy. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES We 7 ... SOUTH They . . .. 0 18 . . . MARSHALL . . . .... 13 19 . . CENTRAL . ... 20 27 ... . NORTH .... 0 26 . . . . . . SOUTHWEST . . 7 0 . . . . EDISON 0 28 . . . . HENRY ....12 20 . . . . . VOCATIONAL . . . . . 0 26 . . . WASHBURN . .. . ... 7 Hovonetx displays All-City talent. Morrill lunges on defense. Morin breaks up another pass play. 84 Athlete or reworded with letter ond coke SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: J Gosling. S Mo� � , T. Wenu� , M Sorempo. C. Lord, H. Simer, D. Peit� o, J. Nord-berg. J- We ekh. SECOND ROW: T. Lund, D. Fellmon, M. Drew . J Holonen, J. Tiggoj, S. Maxwell, S. Swon� on, D. Moeller, J. Grien. TOP ROW: Mr. Allen, G. Peffer, D. Fox. P. Klock.ien, S. M.ller, J. Ro mg� � en. D. OI on, D. Wokh, T. Zoranitz. Mr. Bockhou . CROSS-COUNTRY-BOTTOM ROW: 0. Frlgord. B Mor e, S. Newberger, B. Whit., P. Eib� , B Steiner, T. Rolling , B. Loughlin. TOP ROW: Mr. Primro� e, R. Page, H. Erickton, T. Rong, K. Undquitt, L Baitet, P. Krofthefer, L Kern NOT PICTURID: R. do Fonteca, J. H.nderlie, J. Moyhew, B. Shirley, G. Olin. Cross Country Finishes Fifth The West High Cross Country team, despite lack of experience, progressed steadily throughout the year and closed the season with a successful fifth place finish. Behind Coach Dave Primrose the Cowboys defeated Edison and Vocational decisively and nosed-out Henry by one point in city ploy. Although the team lost twice to Washburn in city competition, the Cowboys defeated the Millers in the city meet, which determines season rank. Terry Rong, team captain and top runner, placed sixteenth in the city meet. Copt. Rong check re olt� with Coach Primroie TOP RUNNIRS — L Kern, T. Rong, K. lindqui� t, L Ba� et, P. Krofthefer, J. Hinderlie. H. Erickson. WRESTLING TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: C Ziotkot, Mr. Bokulo. M. Levin, M. Barto, L Kern, G. Peffer, J. Halonen, Joe Schwartz, Jim Schwartz, T. Severson, J. Brothen, B. Dennie, 0. Kiel, T. Wehnes. TOP ROWi G. Olin, J. Young, T. Terp, S Fisher, G. Gieselhart, W Tinz, M. Schug, H. Simer, T. Rollings, 0. Kuehner. D. Strum, 0. fellmon. Wrestlers Improve Throughout Season The wrestling team finished with a highly successful 4-6 season with Mr. Bakula as the new wrestling coach. Plagued by injuries throughout the season, including the loss of co-captain Bob Dennie due to a back injury, the team managed to take sixth place in the district tournament. Mike Barta, Larry Kern, John Halonen, Joe Schwartz, Dave Kiel and Tony Wehnes all were ranked high in their respective divisions. The four wins this year were over Central, North, Edison and South. West defeated Central by a score of 50-5, one of the largest margins between any two teams this season. Hopes ore high for next year's team with several lettermen returning. Sever� on get� hit man.1 Coach Bakula with Co-Captaint Schwartz and Dennie 87 VARSITY BASKITBALL T1AM — BOTTOM ROWi B. Schultr, T. Burrington, 0. F llow � , R. Kodu , K. Young, A. Marcus, Mgr., D. Dehnel, C. Berry, G. Morrill, B. Horienboch, R. Thompson, J. r. Primrose. Brennon, G. Roiger. TOP ROW: Mr. Kielty, B. Broeckert, Mgr., Basketball Shoots for Successful Season Cooch Primrose with Gordy Morrill. As a result of the first four conference games this year, some basketball fans did not have much faith in the Cowboys from West. As the season advanced, however, the minds of many were changed with the steady improvement of the team. Their progress was quite evident as they surprised many of the powers of the city. Such games included an upset over Washburn and a 58-55 overtime loss to league-leading Edison. Although the team only broke even in conference play, they won five of seven non-conference games including a holiday tournament at Ely. 88 Morrill shoots) Berry dribblesl Hortenbach rebounds! CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE We They We They 54 . Roosevelt .... ... 75 44 . . .... Red Wing .... . . 54 44 . Marshall . . . . ... 47 61 . . . . 75 52 . ... 57 60 . . . . . . Paynesville .... . . 48 38 . ... 46 70 . . Roseau . . 63 56 . ... 50 61 . . Ely . . 58 47 . Washburn. . . . ... 41 78 . . Austin . . 71 68 . South .... ... 45 68 . . . . . . Northfield . . 56 55 . ... 58 51 . Vocational . . . ... 40 47 . ... 70 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: M. Drews, R. Chapman, J. Tiggas, A. Karinen, R. Irwin, P. Wostphoi, J. Sondvig. TOP ROW: J. Weseloh, T. Emmons, C. Kissell, J- Gosling, S. Maxwell, S. Mast, R. Bennett, D. Moeller, D. Peitso. VARSITY HOCK IY TIAM-BOTTOM ROWi 0. Eggen, H. Gri n. B. Rvbing«r, J. J n� n. G. Mosser, M. Sulhvon. P. Spencer, Andrecmon, A. Solhoug, M. Reilly, Mr. Baxter, Tim Horrit.G Howell, J. lock, R. Andreat oa NOT PICTURCO: Tom Horn . B Rltrschke. B. Karmen, R. Lindttrom. TOP ROW: J. Broeckert, A. Loken, M. Hockey Hopes Halted at Fourth Coach to Captain, , . . and thi� is a � kate. The hockey team closed the season with a 7 2-1 record for a fourth ploce finish in conference standings. Hope had been quite high for a successful year but perennial powers Roosevelt, Southwest and Washburn provided stiff opposition to the Cowboys' bid for the City Title. Outfitted in new uniforms, the Cowboys pounded out a 7-2 upset over defending City Champion Henry in the season's opener. Southwest and Roosevelt handed the Cowboys their only conference losses in a league where every game was important. Going into the third period three goals down, the Cowboys came back strong against Washburn; but victory hopes faded out as the final buzzer blew, leaving the game in a 3-3 deadlock. State Tournament bids were cut short when Marshall stopped the Cowboys in a 4-3 sudden death overtime game. Mike Reilly, Brad Karinen, and Tim Harris were recognized as the high scoring line in the city with 52 points. Captain Tim Harris, the team's high scorer, was placed on the Second Team All-City Team; and Art Solhaug wos named to the All-District 17 Team. Brad Karinen was voted most’ improved by his teammates; ond Rich lindstrom, Mike Reilly and Tim Harris tied for most valuable. Undttrom freezes the pock. Hermon donees? Korin.- borttei for foc.-off- City’ higheit scoring lino. VARSITY HOCKEY SCORES We They 7 . . . . . . . . Henry . . ... 2 5 ... . 0 . . . . ... 6 7 ... . . . . Vocational . . . . 0 0 . . . . Roosevelt . . ... 5 5 . . . . . . - . North . . ... 1 3 . . . . . . . Edison . . ... 0 3 . . . . . . . Washburn. . ... 3 6 . . . . .... South . . ... 1 5. . . . ... 2 DISTRICT 17 3. . . . . . . Marshall . . . 4 SOPHOMORE HOCKEY TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: 0. Fox, J. Grion, S. Swanson, 0. Norquist. TOP ROW: T. Olson, 0. Olson, J. Nordberg, S. Miller, Mr. Noble. SKI TIAM- BOTTOM ROWi L Olson, K. Mein. S. Leonard, S. Goldman, P. Hinderlie. R. Schumacher, J. Hinderlie- TOP ROW: B. Fulton, B. White, L Rosenfield, H. Erickson, A Brin, C. Olwell, J. Humphrey, A Struthers, B. Bruce, Mr. Nelson Skiers Place Third in City Meet Coach Nelson with Co-Captoms Hinderlie and Bruce. This year's ski team, coached by Mr. Nelson and lead by co-coptains Bob Bruce and Johann Hinderlie, placed the highest they have in the city meet in the last seven years. In individual events at the city meet, Johann Hinderlie and Art Brin captured second and third places respectively. Swimmers This year's swimming team has been the most successful swimming team at West in the last five years. It tied for the division lead after winning four meets during the season. One swimmer made All-City, Mark Peterson, a sophomore. Top swimmers this year were John McBride, Howard Hartstein, Conrad Pederson, Mark Peterson and Mike Scroggins. Tie For Division Lead Cooch Horgreoves with Co-Coptoirfs Hortstein ond McBride. SWIMMING TIAM-BOTTOM ROW: G. King, P. Mercury. D. Frigord, 8- Shirley, J. Roden-gen, E. Ibele, M. Peterson, B. Steiner, R. Hokonion. TOP ROW: Mr. Horgreoves, J. McBride, H. Hortstein, C. Pedersen, G. Stober, D. Hort, K. Lindquist, M. Scroggins, P. Hoos. Q TRACK TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: J. Brother , Joe 0. Robert , D. Kuehner. TOP ROW: L Kern K. Lindquist, Schwartz, Tim Harris, T. Rong, C. Zioskas, D. Kiel. B. Swofford, C. Pederson, B. Steiner. SECOND ROW: M. Sullivon, Jim Schwartz, R. Page, Spring Sports Show Promise GOLF TEAM: P. Spencer, M. Reilly, C. Howell, A. Soihoug, T. Auger, Mr. Neiion. TENNIS TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: M. Levin, G. Mossor, R. Shapiro, H. Andreosson, J. Brennan, 8. Hortonbach, T. Heinrich, B. Ritzschke. SECOND ROW: T. Terp, K. Mein, A Brin, J. Spears, D. Nelson, A. token, R. DeVries, R. Kadue, Mr. Allen TOP ROW: E. Ibele, J. Rodengcn, P. Westphal, J. Woseloh, R. Bennett, O. lord, D. Fellman, G. Erickson, J. Young. BASEBALL TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: G. Roiger, C. Berry, G Morrill, B. Schultz, T. Zumberge, R. linditrom. R. Thompson, J. Morris. SECOND ROW: Mr. Klelty, C. Brown. C Klrchner, D. Fellow® , S. Holvorsen, D. Peitso, J. Broeckert. TOP ROW: B. Karinen, S. Johnson, T. Honmyhr, R. Andreosson. T. Burrington, D. Keskitolo. B. Mortvedt. Baseball Seeks Repeat Performance “like I � oid, one more word . . Seniors compose the nucleus of this year's baseball team. Returning senior lettermen who were members of last year's stote tournoment team include All-City Gordy Morrill, Chuck Berry, Gary Roiger, Robin Thompson, Bruce Schultz, Dennie Dehnel, Rich Lindstrom, and Kenny Swensen. 95 G.A.A. BOARD —BOTTOM ROW: B. Bolstod ( ec.), C. Henry (v-pres.), Miss Peterson, B. Segal (pres.), E. Toen-uri (treos.). TOP ROW: R. Glossberg, M. Ewing, A. Grunseth, S. Broman, M. Rider, K. Webster. Girls Team Up Bulls-eye? % Girls at West were active participants in many G.A.A. sports as well as spectators and supporters of boys' sports. Among the varied and extremely competitive sports in which they participated were swimming, bowling, volleyball, badminton, tennis, basketball and golf. In addition to these, the G.A.A. sponsored a bike hike, a breakfast, and a picnic. The swimming team, coached by Mrs. Keller and led by co-captains Sandy Braman and Leigh Elft-mann, had a very successful season, placing second in the city. Three swimmers won city championships: Sandy Braman —25 yard backstroke, Leslie Robinson —50 yard freestyle, and Sally Nybeck — diving. The badminton team, coached by Miss Peterson, finished high in the city standings. GOLF TEAM-SITTING: S. Flannery, D. Hall. STANDING: L Goldner, B. Segal, K. Webster, B. Bolstod. SWIMMING TEAM —BOTTOM ROW: C. Sicord, S. Flannery, A. man, G. Metzler. TOP ROW: P. Nets, G. Sundberg, B. Gordon, L. Grunseth, L Elftmann, S. Braman, B. Reed, C. Robbins, C. Gross- Robinson, C. Wyatt, L Lohiff, L Webster, V. Carlson, M. Dahlgren. I need brass knuckles! BADMINTON TIAM-BOTTOM ROW: P. Whiteford, M. Johiuon, R. Benon, C. Johnjon, M. Ewing, M. Rider, L Abdalloh. TOP ROW: S. Wettphol, J. Clorke, R. Glassberg, E. Toenuri, B. Bolsfad, P. Brody, K. Web� � er. All ef, but where'! the Bird? 98 BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS - BOTTOM ROW: G. Sundberg. P. Brody, S. Westphol, S. Solomon, K. Bozot TOP ROW: S. Thomos, J. Welch, M. Johnson, M. Ewing, P. Whiteford- BOWLINO TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: M Rinker, C Petrovich, S. Huffman, J. Tumo, K. Hoakona. TOP ROW: B. Carlson, K. Lennington, P. Ernst, A. Beikler, G. Soderling, J. Anderson. A.C.C. BASKETBALL-BOTTOM ROW: P. Brady, A. Weintz, C Henry, B Segal, C Sicard, L Robinson. TOP ROW: J. Welch, M. Johnson, C. Johnson, A. Grunseth, N. Eaton, A. Brine. 99 STUDENT LIFE The faces and feelings of West come into a more relaxed focus in their student life. This year the student body seemed to be a very individualistic one, and therefore the expression in their daily life has been quite interesting to record. While Westites participated in Homecoming, Sadie Hawkins, senior elections, the class play, Sno-Day, and Kow-Pokes Kut-Up, it was easy to observe how the faces and feelings were altered from strained athletic or scholastic pressures to situations where they were at ease. By understanding what the activities were and how the faces and feelings varied, it is possible to realize what the Cowboy is; a complex character of puzzling moods. The Spirit of ’65. 100 • . ■ or o W � t Homocoming done . 101 Some Enchanted Evening As she gracefully swayed out wild Hawaiian war chants, Miss Minnesota, Barbara Hasselberg, took our student body by surprise and stunned the male populus of West. This amazing performance opened our 1964 homecoming activities, and the coronation of our lovely queen, Bonnie, followed at 9:30. Throughout the day classes were held in half hour shifts, and all-day passes were issued to frantic club members and industrious student council committeemen as they attempted to organize the activities of the afternoon. At 1:00 the skits were presented in honor of the court to the enchanting theme of the South Pacific. After an outstanding auditorium, our homecoming parade, consisting of the band in full uniform, the club floats, the court, the West High Steppers, and the cheerleaders led off down Hennepin Avenue past many local businessmen and the gradesters of Calhoun and Jefferson. Q.T.'s won the float contest with Tie up the Toms. The weather was superb for the Cowboys to defend the honor of our school, but, as it turned out, we didn't Beat the Tom Toms. The game ended in a 0-0 tie; however, our spirits weren't diminished in the least, for the Westites whooped it up at the Columbia Chalet to the beat of the Coasters. Many completed the evening with a late dinner at the Normandy Kitchen and it certainly was a perfect day for all. A command for the festivities to begin . ROYAL COURT —BOTTOM ROW: Sophomore Attendont, le� l e Stephanie Westphal. TOP ROW: Senior Attendant, Barb Segal; Robinson; Senior Attendant, Ro � yn Nairn; Junior Attendant, Queen Bonnie; Senior Attendant, Kathy Webster. Th« crowning glory of our doy. Q.T.'s winning slogan was all too true. Seniors crowned their pineapple princess. Isn't it lovely, John —John?” AAai AAoi — Aloha Hawaii! We'll sing in the sunshine.' A wave and o glowing smile for her subjects. Bui I'm loo young lo get married! Simple fun. Sadie Hawkins Was Entertainment DOGPATCH CANDIDATES: B. Bolstod, J. Brennan, C. Henry, J. Cotioounit, B. Segal, T. Harris, R. Selcer, C. Howell, K. Webster. G. Morrill, K. Willegalle, A. Struthers. Daisy Mao, Charlotte Henry, and Marr in Sam, John (the Greek) Cotsaounit. on a Large Scale On Friday, November 13, the candidates for Daisy Mae and Marry'in Sam were presented in a parody of the Homecoming auditorium. They ran wildly down the aisles, and after the activities of each had been listed, the entire school voted on them. Following in the tradition of Sadie Hawkins Day, this dance was a turn-about, and girls not only invited their own fellows, but they paid a penny-a-pound for admission and then provided their dates with a vegetable corsage and dinner. All couples were dressed in burlap, rags, or denim, and while some were getting hitched by Charlotte Henry and John (the Greek) Catsaounis, others were square dancing to the calling of Luke or having their pictures taken. The whole affair, sponsored by Y-Teens, was held in the boys' gymnasium from 8:00 to 11:00, and had a very carefree atmosphere despite the unlucky date. Senior Elections On October 6, 1964, after a full week of campaigning, the school assembled in the auditorium to view the candidates for senior class offices as they presented their various skits, gimmicks, and speeches. The upperclassmen balloted on Raleigh Glassberg, Jane McIntosh, Nancy Rinker and Linda Smedman for the offices of secretary and vice president; and on Dan Jackson, John Peffer, and Alan Struthers for the positions of treasurer and president. The P.A. system announced during third hour that the students hod chosen Raleigh Glassberg as vice president, Jane McIntosh as secretary, Alan Struthers as treasurer, and Dan Jackson as class president. Though all candidates were well-qualified, seniors agree that our officers are outstanding personalities and excellent leaders. Honest to goodness . . . drinking fountain monitor two years running? Dan likes you. Yea, Yea, Yea. Pardon me, I'm Becky Schwortz, and I'm taking a survey. New country cornflakes ... Cost ond Crew. Tartuffe, a Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing Moliere's Tartuffe was presented by the senior class on December 11 and 12. This French play can be classified as both dull sotire and broad farce. The cast did a superb job with a play which is rarely attempted by high school performers. The audience was delighted with the hideous hypocrisy of Tartuffe (Tom Witheridge), the blind but sincere devotion of Mr. Orgon (John Goetz) to Tartuffe, and the realistic humor of the maid, Dorine (Uve Baltins). The capable direction of Miss Marshall was evidenced by the excellent stage business and precise timing which gave a professional tone to the acting. The back-stage activity involved the construction of the sets and props, the creation of the costumes, and the work of the understudies. All of these centered in the play production class and without their contributions, the perfection of the performance would not hove been achieved. “In a moment I (hall do you an injury! 'Tartuffe, really! I'H break every bone In hit body! Thii it an outrage! Winter Refreshes with Its Walking in o winter wonderland. Snow Princes , Andi Brodner Snow Prince, Johan Hinderlie Heel, foe, ond away we go! What a way to conform. Changing Activities And they coll football a contact sport! The King and Queen. I'm sorry, she's not for sale, she's my wife. Pin le nex on Charles de Gaullo- Kow-Pokes Kut-Up This year Kow-Pokes Kut-Up, a tradition thot is solely West's, was held early, on February 19. Amid the activity of booths offering such things as a sponge throw, a fortune-telling agency, and a telegram station, Cowboys and Cowgirls looked on gleefully at the dismayed victims of our Kangaroo Kourt, or clapped and stomped themselves into a frenzy under the square-dance calling of Leroy Fish. The tension grew until at last King Tom Griffin was crowned by Queen Bonnie, and the remainder of this annual event was finished out by a continued Cowboy-style celebration. The windup, the pitch . . . and on enthusiastic grin from a sophomore Chi. King Tom. Junior Prince, Greg Mower; Sophomore Prince, Croig Robinson; King Tom Griffin; Senior Prince, Don Jockson; Senior Prince, Mike levin; Senior Prince, Rey Brasil. We Remember. . . ...The tension of o hord-fought ofhletic contest... No vocations . . . Mr. Thomas jokes . . . Patterned stockings . . . Casts and crutches . . . Early breakfast . . . Queen Bonnie . . . Sadie in the Fall . . . Advisor Baxter . . . Tartuffe . . . Roslyn and Rey . . . The Hair-cut Crisis . . . Sno-Day and the glitter ball . . . The Windsors . . . Ordering pizza . . . 6th hour with Mr. Keilty . . . Return to Cal . . . The Name Game . . . Helen Brown . . . Howell Carter. . . 31 Flavors . . . Beat Central .”. . St. Paul... Go Get 'Em Cowboys ... Oscar . . . Fifi's first green helmet . . . Loafers without socks ... Friday night games at parade . . . Yak-a-doo . . . Athletic coaches' blazers . . . Joe and the boys are dead — stop . . . I.B.M. mix-up ... All the Way with LBJ . .. The ear phone in the lab that plays a radio station . . . Now and Then ... German Club movies . . . Teen Heaven ... . . . The dedication of our students . . . . . The books piled high on the lunch table . . . 114 President Dan . . . Simple fun and fun fun . . . Sunday night at the movies . . . Graduation . . . . . . most of all we remember the thoughtful moments, those in which it seemed that we were suspended in time, those in which we had time to contemplate and reflect on the profit gained from what we heard and saw and did; the wisdom gained by this entirety. ii. I In Appreciation The 1965 HESPERIAN Staff expresses its appreciation to all who helped in the production of this book. We are especially grateful to the following: Mr. Frank T. Janes, Mr. Claude C. Lammers, the faculty and student body for their cooperation; Our adviser Mrs. Martha Brown for her long devoted hours of work and her understanding, encouragement, and influence; Our new adviser Miss Joyce Andreas whose sparkle and energy helped us to continue and finish our book; Miss Maxine Baker, art consultant; Mr. Gordon Haga, Miss Donna Edison, Tony Haga, and the staff of Haga Photography; Mr. Burt Hedstrom, representative of American Yearbook Company; Sheila Thomas and Doug Gustner for their involuable assistance; The Minneapolis Star and Tribune. ■■ •s. ' . vf • • •'c v ' - ' '•■• •y' ’ i . ■ A i ;•' • ■ ' . ;■ : - ■: “ . - v 4 ' I v - A' • « . , 1 . •- ' • • ■fe j f. kV.' : -t . ■ ; • ■ V • i■ .• • •• ■ ■ a • t , tr ; • ■ . ... 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