Albert Lea High School - Tiger (Albert Lea, MN)

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Jay Gustafson Steven Hendrickson Richard Humphrey SECOND ROW: Anne Maschka, Debra Nolander, Allan Ravenhorst. THIRD ROW: Robert Veldman, Cynthia Voight. Wh0's Who

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Gayle Bidne Jeanne Egge Ronald Erickson 38 - Wh0's Who as S Who's Who Thirteen Display Traits Of Outstanding Leaders Thirteen members of the senior class were named to Who's Who by a committee of thirteen teachers, ad- ministrators, and counselors. The committee members represented many activities. The teachers included those who had seen how the students reacted in class and how well they took the initiative in class participation. Selection, according to lVlr. Dale Shuldes, was done on the basis of their leadership in their graduating class and participation in a number of activities. They also have to have what was considered suitable scholarship. lt is a very subjective judgement, lVlr. Shuldes said. The members of Who's Who were considered by the committee as students who made a great difference in the class during high school. When selecting Who's Who, the committee took a list of the senior class, and then narrowed the list to those students who seemed to be most outstanding as class leaders. For the first time, members of Who's Who were not presented with a yearbook but, instead, received a me- mento from the school. Mary Lukecart Michael Veldman

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Classes Teenagers Participate ln Weekend Actlvltles WEEKEND RECREATION includes playing the pinball machine as they watch TV in Town Club Lanes for sophomores Mitch Weitzel and Dave Riemer. THESE TWO have the misfortune of being caught by some teenagers in one of the favorite pastimes, bushwacking. FOR AN EVENING of conversation, food, and new friends, high school and college students often get together at Vic's Pizza. 40 - Classes