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

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furor yr R, Classes Check Provides Many With Spending Money KRISTY'S EMPLOYEE, Pam Sorenson, takes and prepares food orders on Saturday for the many noon customers. 2321, , ' fs? 3 ,I 22 gs , y A1 :2 ig f T11 GROCERY SHOPPERS receive help from Chuck Wilder in packing and carrying their bags. JUNIOR teenboard member, Mary Lair, works in WaIIace's part-time, as well as modeling the latest teen fash- ions at style shows. Classes - 43

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WITH BRUSH in hand, Terry Sanders industriously cleans the windows before going inside to wait on customers. , I 2 S I l AN IMITATION of the patterns on the wall is achieved by Jerry Jarman, an enthusiastic Dug0ut supporter. 42 - Classes , . ,-L 'A-: In A' V' 'wma I Frh Lrskixixyi qizkqz F Q I -.. W, mm auggff g3IjCKE'fW CIIIESIBUV' 25 r,f,ftu,,:1nIv grffhv' 5?fI?E,! an THE PUBLIC LIBRARY, a part of the new Civic Center, provides study facili ties and resources for the student's use.

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Seniors Tradition of Breakfast Unites Graduating Class Traditionally, the Senior Breakfast was held on Decem- ber ZO at First Lutheran Church. The Breakfast, which 16 years ago started out to be a homeroom party, is the last time, before graduation that the whole class can assem- ble as one. Beginning at 7:30 a.m., everyone took places at tables decorated in green, red and gold, drum and fan favors, and candle centerpieces. The pre-breakfast skit consisted of a Nativity Scene, narrated by the Christmas story, and backed by music of the senior Chorale members. Adding humor, the post-breakfast skit included a hos- pital nursery of class athletes, a kindergartener ques- tioning Santa Claus, a third grade interpretation of the Nativity, a ninth grade Y-teen party and finally gradua- tion day, all portraying the 1969 Class as they grew up. Carols were also sung accompanied by five guitars and a bass. Short closing comments about the future were then given by Dick Humphrey, Senior Class president, and lVlr. K. D. Pedersen, principal. BARBARA AANERUD - Band 1,2,35 FNA 1,25 German Club 15 Kiwanis Representative 35 MUN 35 Orchestra 1, 2,35 Pep Club 25 Miracle Worker 35 AFS Student 25 Ti- ger's Roar 2. BRUCE ABBE - Band 15 German Club 2,35 Intramural Basketball 2,35 Intramural Football 35 Ju- nior Journalism 25 Speech Interest Club 35 Student Council 35 Tiger Staff 3. BARBARA ABBEN - Chorus 1, 2,35 Pep Club 2,3. RICHARD ALLARD. li MARK ALM - Intramural Basketball 1,2,35 Intramural Football 35 Junior Journalism 25 Letterman 2,35 MUN 35 Tennis 2,35 Tiger Staff 3. CHERYL ALTANY - A-Chorus 35 Crisis IV 1,25 French 1,2,35 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Junior Journalism 25 Lions Representative 35 Pennant for the Kremlin 15 Pep Club 1,25 Quill and Scroll 2,35 Red House Mystery 15 Tiger Players 35 Tiger's Roar 1,3. MARLENE ALVARADO - Art Club 1,25 Chorus 1. DALE AMUNDSON - German Club 1. CHARLOTTE ANDERSON. DONALD ANDERSON - German Club 15 Wrestling 1. EDWARD ANDERSON - Chorus 152. JANE ANDERSON - A-Chorus 2,35 B-Cho- rus 15 FHA 2,35 GRA 1,2,35 Spanish Club 1. 44 - Classes DURING A BREAKFAST SKIT, a kindergartner tells his friend Santa exists while a quartet sings Seventy-Seven Santas. ii ii ii 2 , . . ,.......M.,, . ,.. ,. . M-,1.,.5 ' ' 'fffl . Q ff' :