Benson High School - Chippewa Yearbook (Benson, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1967 volume:

7. Photograph Reaches New Heights—This photograph was taken from an altitude of 475 miles during the Gemini 10 space flight of astronauts John W. Young and Michael Collins in July of 1966. Gibraltar appears in the upper right. 8. Surprised Miss America—Pretty 19-year-old Jan Jay roe, Miss Oklahoma, expresses surprise and happiness in the same gesture upon learning that she was Miss America 1967. 9. Pat and Luci— Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Nugent walk down steps of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington on August 6th following the wedding of Nugent and the daughter of President Lyndon B. Johnson. 10. Strikeout King Prfirej—Lefthander Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers announced on November 18th that he was retiring from baseball due to an arthritic elbow. Winner of the Cy Young Award three times, Koufax set an all-time record of 382 strikeouts during the 1965 season. 12 11. Speaks Up For GOP—Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirk- sen answered President Johnson’s accusations that the GOP is a party of fear by declaring that “the President’s statements actually spell out the most damning self-indictment in modern political history”. 12. White House Pickets—In August, these sign-carrying pickets marched up and down in front of the White House in protest to the probe of their anti-Viet Nam war activities by the House Committee on Un-American Activities. 9 BENSON HIGH SCHOOL BENSON, MINNESOTA THE CHIPPEWA 1966-67 Table Of Contents Dedication 4 Faculty 5 Activities 13 Sports 43 Underclassmen 53 Seniors 65 Advertisements 87 To Mr. Lilleberg, who has faithfully served the field of mathematics and the athletic department at Benson High School since 1959, we dedicate this annual. A DMINISTRA TION FACULTY Administration SCHOOLBOARD Supt. L. G. Blood Mr. V. Eckhoff Mr. J. Dahl Mrs. B. Olson Mr. G. Fahl Mr. Mr. C. Gilbertson V. Paul Mr. R. Chevalier 6 MR. J. A. GRIMSTAD Senior High Principal MR. L. G. BLOOD Superintendent MR. E. L. GROSSE Junior High Principal MISS ANDERSON, B. S.; English 12. MRS. BAIRD, B.S.j World History, Social Studies 12. MR. BAKER, B.S.; English 8, Develop- mental Reading 8. MR. BANGTSON, B.S.; Industrial Arts 9, Art 7. MISS BARWALD, B.S.; Boys Home Economics, Home Economics V,VI. MISS BIREN, B.S.; English 9. MR. BROCKMEYER, B. E.; World History. MR. BUCKINGHAM, B.S.; Social Studies 12. MR. DEDRICKSON, M.S.; Math 8, H. Algebra 9, Algebra 9. MR. ECKHOFF, B.A.; Social Studies 7. 7 MR. FENNIE, B.S.j Band. MR. FORCE, B. A. , M. A. , M.S.; Phy. Ed. 7,8,9. MR. CILLES, B.S.; General Science 8, 9, Audiovisual. MRS. GRAGE, B.S.; Phy. Ed. 9,10. MR. GRAGE, B.S., M.S.; Boy's Phy. Ed. MR. HA MM AN, M.S.T.; Physics, Chemistry. MR. HESS, B.S. , M.S. j Industrial Arts, Phy. Ed. 7,8. MRS. HUBERT, B.S.; Adv. General Science. MISS JACOBSON, B.S.; Phy. Ed. 7,8, 9,10. MR. JAX, B.S.; Spanish 2, U. S. History. MR. JERDEE, B.S.; P. and S. Geometry, Sr. Math, H. Algebra 8 MISS A. JOHNSON, B. A.; Librarian. MRS. A. JOHNSON, B. S.; Social Studies 8,9. MRS. D. JOHNSON, R.N.; Nurse. MISS P. JOHNSON, B.S.; Math 7. MRS KAPPHAHN, B. S.; Home Ec. 7, 9. MR. KAPPHAHN, B.S.; General Science 7, 8. MR. KITTELSON, BS.; Speech, English 10. MR. KOZITZA, B.S.; Spanish I, III. MR. LANDGREBE, B. A. , M.E. , M.S. j Vocal Music. MR. LARSON, B.S.; English 11. MISS LENZ, B. A.; English 10. 9 MR. LILLEBERG, B.S., M.E., M.S.; Set Theory, Mod. Alg. and Trig, P. Geometry. MR. LOKKEN, B.E., B.M. , M.M. , M.A.; Social Studies 7, 8. MR. LONG, B.S.; U.S. History. MISS MANGAN, B.S. j English 7, 9. MISS MAYER, 'B.S.; Math 7, 8. MRS. MIKKELSON, B.S.; Math 9, Algebra 8, 9. MR. NELSON, B.S., M. S.; Counselor. MR. OLSON, B.A.; Typing I, II, Steno- graphy I, II. MR. ORR, B.S.; Biology 10, Adv. Biology. MR. ORVIK, B.A.j Bookkeeping, Pers. Typing, Commercial Law. MR. PETERSON, B.S., M.A., M.S.; Band, Music 7. 10 MR. PRAIL, B.A.; Driver's Education. MR. QUAME, B.A.j Biology 10. MR. RIST, B.A.j General Science. MR. ROTHSCHADL, B. S. j English 8, Developmental Reading 8. MR. SKALA, B.A.j Industrial Arts, IV, V,VI. MR. STELTEN, B. E. D. j English 11, 12. MR. TAYLOR, B.S.; Art 7,8,11,12. MR. THOMPSON, B.A.j Social Studies 8. MISS WATSON, B.A.j English 7. MRS. WHEELER, B.S.; Home Economics 8. MR. WHEELER, B. S.; Industrial Arts 7, 8, 9. 11 CUSTODIANS: Mr. Olson, Mr. Wahl, Mr. Hanson, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Gandrud COOKS: Mrs. Lindgren, Mrs. Landmark, Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. Sandmeyer, Mrs. Grothe Personnel OFFICE SECRETARIES: Mrs. A. Svea Mrs. L. Peterson Miss B. Schafer Mrs. Danielson Mrs. L. Sulier BUS DRIVERS: Mr. R. Rupp, Mr. M. Swanson, Mr. J. Sandstrom, Mr. W. Fennell, Mr. R. Lee, Mr. K. John- son, Mr. K. Tatgc, Mr. R. Gustafson, Mr. A. Robins, Mr. A. Kruschke, Mr. M. Rasmussen, Mr. J. Iverson, Mr. R. Grothe, Mr. J. Jergenson. Senior Band J. Albright M. Anderson S. Anfinson O. Amdt F. Becker M. Becker D. Bjerke V. Bjerke D. Blood C. Breen A. Burbank M. Coy T. Coy B. Dahl A. Dahlen D. Dainsberg D. Dainsberg M. Darling N. Darling L. Doyle M. Ellingson R. Ellingson L. Erickson K. Estenson D. Fahl C. Fahl L. Fjordbak L. Forbord L. Forbord M. Forbord O. Forbord P. Force T. Fritz D. Goggin I. Griffin L. Griffin D. Hanson J. Hanson J. Hanson K. Hanson R. Hanson S. Hanson S. Himley E. Holmquist J. Holmquist P. Holmquist M. Holmquist K. Holzheimer H. Hoverud P. Hudson J. Hughes J. Jenson G. Johanneson C. Johnson W. Johnson J. Jorgenson L. Keintz W. Knutson R. Krohn D. Larson M. Larson T. Larson D. Landgrebe G. Laurant A. Lee S. Lee D. Mathews L. Matteson D. Mauch R. Mikkleson G. Mitteness M. Paul J. Pederson J. Peterson R. Pe trick E. Radischat R. Radischat R. Ranney S. Retrum A. Rice L. Rice T. Smith L. Sukke T. Swanson N. Sylte D. Tatge S. Tatge K. Thompson C. Wambach SECTION LEADERS: Barb Dahl Loretta Griffin Jean Pederson Helen Hoverud Faye Becker Dave Blood Randy Petrick Mary Holmquist Arvid Lee Linda Forbord Dave Landgrebe Warren Johnson SECRETARY AND LIBRARIAN: Nancy Sylte Vicky Bjerk MAGAZINE SALES CHAIRMEN: Linda Doyle Linda Forbord Lilia Forbord Irene Griffin Cathy Wambach Loretta Griffin Nancy Sylte Varsity Band CHOIR OFFICERS: Arvid Lee Martha Wagner Mark Larson VOICE CLASS: Scott Anfinson Margie Forbord Oronah Forbord Diane Fahl Loretta Griffin Jack Gutzman Collette McGeary Ann Gallagher Mary Holmquist Tom O'Malley Randy Petrick Linda Randt Ardis Strand Jane Svingen Harlequins Senior Choir ■ T. Albani H. Hoverud B. Alsaker C. Johnson S. Anfinson C. Johnson S. Anfinson K. Lageson C. Bervig D. Landgrebe D. Bjerk R. Landgrebe K. Bogie D. Larson C. Breen M. Larson T. Burmeister S. Larson B. Dahl A. Lee W. Dokken C. McGeary T. Dolan T. Mooberry B. Ellingson M. Neuhaus G. Ellingson T. O'Malley A. Erickson J. Pederson L. Erickson R. Petrick I). Fahl L. Randt M. Forbord R. Ranney O. Forbord J. Smith P. Fredine A. Strand A. Gallagher M. Sucher C. Gandrud T. Sucher L. Griffin J. Sv ingen J- Gutzman J- Svingen S. Hanson S. Svingen J. Hoiland T. Swanson E. Holmquist J- Wagner K. Holmquist M. Wagner M. Holmquist Library Club L TO R: ROW 1: M. Noor, L. Johnson, C. Johnson, K. Boutain, S. Peterson. ROW 2: S. Simonson, L. Oglesby, P. McCarty, S. Svor, M. Lundebrek, B. Morass, J. Wester, L. Carl- son. ROW 3: C. Ellingson, B. Amundson, K. Lageson, D. Matthews, D. Loen, L. Mittness, C. Comieliuson Office A ides L TO R: ROW 1: M. Manley. B. Lee, D. Jaegar. ROW 2: S. Lucking, B. Lee, P. McCarty, M. Lee, A. Hilleren, S. Si- monson. ROW 3: B. Svea, C. Renzink, M. Fennell, D. Han- son, C. Miller, M. Becker L. TO R. ROW 1: C. Miller, S. Simonson, J. Iverson, M. Hilke, L. Byme, J. Byrne, A. Kent, J. Sandberg, J. Roggeman, S. Svor, E. Jergenson. ROW 2: K. Hilleren, K. Boutain, N. Syltc, A. Bouta, M. Manley, A. Fragodt, P. Fredine, J. Erickson, M. Diederich, C. Ellingson, S. Tatge, M. Tatge. Usher, Projecter, And Red Cross Clubs L. TO R. ROW 1: Mr. Gilles, J. Smith, D. Brott, T. Smith, G. Abner, T. Benliam, G. Raasch, O. Ahmdt, R. Wollschlager, ROW 2: B. Chamberlin, J. Benham, D. Minor, J. Boutain, S. Larson, T. McGeary, B. Bouta. L. TO R. ROW 1: P. Bouta, D. Brott, A. Anderson, G. Johannesson, S. Hess, M. Hughes, M. Diederich, L. Diederich, L. Dokken, G. Ebnet, L. Randt, A. Strand, P. Birch, S. Erickson, ROW 2: L. Peterson, P. Larson, S. Wells, S. Erickson, S. Peterson, B. Morass, A. Bouta, L. Schwendeman, M. Olson, S. Reuss, S. Svingen, A. Gallagher, A. Collins, G. Miller, C. Molin, K. Wester, ROW 3: M. Fragodt, L. Hanson, D. Diederich, P. Holmes, M. Noor, C. Mattheison, D. Christenson, K. Cronen, B. Ellingson, D. Matthews, C. Ferguson, D. Loen, C. Ellingson, C. Comeliuson, P. McCarty. Girls' Recreational Association JUNIOR G. T. Albani B. Amundson M. Anderson F. Becker A. Burbank K. Breen R. Broin B. Boutain A. Carlson P. Chamberlin C. Chevalier E, Curley M. Cornelison N. Darling C. Dahl B. Ellingson J. Erickson M. A. Folo L. Foster C. Fergeson M. Frogot B. Gibbs A. Gallager J. Gandrud M. Gandrud R. Goulet C. Hawley H. Hawkinson S. Hess J. Hilleran D. Ho verson N. Hanson J. Hood R. A. SENIOR G. R. A. P. Janke M. Albani K. Holmquist L. Jager J. Albright L. Holmquist L. Johnson B. Alsaker K. Holzheimar S. Johnson M. Becker P. Hudson V. Johnson D. Bergstrom D. Hager C. Kopp C. Breen C. Johnson S. Loen M. Brower c: Johnson D. Loy L. Byrne N. Johnson V. Lee L. Carlson L. Kientz C. Mittness D. Christianson D. Larson C. Moline J. Christianson D. Lindahl J. Miller C. Corneliuson D. Loen P. Ness M. Coy P. Loen F. Olson B. Dahl S. Lucking K. Orr A. Dahlen D. Mathews C. Ogelsby J. Dolan C. McGeary R. Ollendick M. Diederich C. McGeary M. Olson B. Ellingson C. Miller L. Peterson P. Erickson R. Molin A. Pederson S. Erickson M. Mittness M. Quay C. Fahl K. Miller B. Quinn D. Fahl R. Nelson C. Rooney M. Fergeson G. Norby L. Smith P. Force L. Oglesby R. Stotesberry L. Franzmier J- Pederson M. Sucher J. Gallager E. Radischat J. Svingen C. Gandrud R. Radischat J. Svingen D. Goggin C. Rensink V. Smith I. Griffin J- Roggeman B. Smith L. Griffin D. Schloendorf S. Svingen D. Hanson B. Svea L. Schwendemann J. Hanson J- Sandberg A. Smith K. Hilleren B. Skaife S. Sylte S. Himley J- Smith D. Mauch M. Wagner S. Smith B. Stone C. Wambach 22 L. TO R. ROW Is R. Holms, J. Hughes, D. Orr, T. Albright, B. Ellingson, D. McGeary. ROW 2: M. Sheridan, R. Nelson, K. Boutain, M. Diederich, S. Retrum, H. Hoverud, B. Amundson, J. Pederson, R. Radischat, J. Christenson. ROW 3: M. Forbord, D. Goggin, J. Albright, L. Johnson, L. Byrne, M. Mittness, C. McGeary, J. Hanson, P. Hudson. ROW 4: A. Erickson, C. McGeary, H. Doherty, C. Johnson, L. Forbord, D. Fahl. Future Teacher's Club Future Nurse's Club L. TO R. ROW 1: C. Wambach, M. Albani, M. Holmquist, ROW 2: D. McGee, L. Erickson, A. Dahlen, S. Retrum, D. Lindahl, D. Hanson, L. Rice, M. Hilke, L. Griffin. ROW 3: P. Grothe, M. Rassmussen, M. Noor, P. Holms, S. Svor, C. Gandrud, J. Smith, D. Jager, P. Erickson. Spanish Club M. Wagner M. Lundebrek M. Mittness P. Ness D. Tatge J. Schnitzler M. Ellingson M. Flolo M. Johnson C. McGeary L. Byrne D. Burbank B. Amundson P. Loen E. Pride J. Pederson M. Diederich T. Larson J. Albright M. Coy R. Holms A. Carlson J. Iverson D. Simonson C. Rooney H. Hoverud D. Dainsberg A. Dahlen J. Dolan J. Hanson C. Johnson D. Christenson M. Rolfzen L. Johnson L. Carlson T. Coy D. Fahl J. Young J. Jergenson J. Peterson N. Darling D. Foibord A. Hanson C. Breen T. Goff V. Stone M. Larson J. Hoiland R. Simonson D. McGeary W. Collins A. Kent J. Christenson T. Smith 24 “Charley’s Aunt” Directed by Ted Stelten Lord Fancourt Babberly...................Joe Holmquist Jack Chesney............................Bruce Ellingson Charley Wykeham.............................Tom Larson Brasset.....................................Jim Hughes Colonel Sir Francis Chesney.................Jim Odden Stephen Spettigue...........................Tim Skaife Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez..................Jan Christenson Amy Spettigue...........................Cathy Wambach Kitty Veroun........................................Jean Hanson Ela Delahay.............................Oronah Forbord 25 Editors: Anne Erickson Janet Dolan Assistant Editor: Susan Retrum Reporters: Lynette Rice Debbie Lindahl Colleen Johnson Nancy Darling Lilia Forbord Linda Forbord Kay Lageson Jan Christenson Jane Peterson Karen Estenson Collette McGeary Colleen McGeary Helen Hoverud Peggy Ness JoAnn Jenson Mary Dolan Linda Buckingham Janet Iverson Toni Albani Annette Carlson Colleen Rooney Cartoonist: Jerry Carlson Photographers: Tim Sucher Jerry Carlson Gopher’s Whistle 26 Chippewa Editor--Martha Wagner Assistant Editor--Pam Hudson Business Manager--Linda Kientz Class Editor--Michele Mitteness Sports Editor--Phil Holmquist Script Writers--Renee Molin Jean Hanson Typists--Nancy Jean Sylte Marcea Manley Sandra Simonson Business Staff--Roger Wollschlager Jean Pederson Linda Franzmeier Katie Boutain Denise Goggin Annette Bout a Rosanna Nelson Pat Lonneman Girls’ State t Boys’ State My week at Boys' State was one of the most active and fun -filled weeks of my life. While there I had a chance to ac- tually participate in a working govern- ment. Elections were held and there were campaign speeches and posters made. During the week there was a tour of the state capital and many speakers talked to us on politics and government. It was a wonderful opportunity to make friends and learn about our government. Our headquarters was the 4-H dormitory on the St. Paul fairgrounds; our purpose was to learn the fundamentals of a democratic governmental system and renew our pa- triotism for our country; and our reward was the many friendships we made. The week-long session was filled with campaigns, party conventions, elections, sightseeing tours, congressional ses- sions, and informal parties. Many re- nowned speakers lectured us on subjects from racial prejudice to the importance of women in the modern world. We were exposed to our duties as United States citizens and left somewhat better pre- pared for our lives as adults. To the American Legion Women's auxiliary I owe thanks for one of the most memorable weeks I've spent. 28 National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization of juniors and seniors who are outstanding both scholastically and academically. To be qualified to be chosen, a student must be in the upper five percent of his class as a junior, and the upper fifteen percent as a senior. Seniors elected in 1966 were Jan Christenson, Denise Goggin, Jean Hanson, Jim Hughes, Warren Johnson, Linda Keintz, Jean Pederson, Martha Wagner, and Cathy Wam- bach. Seniors elected in 1967 were Katie Boutain, Annette Bouta, Paul Bridgland, Linda Byrne, Barbara Dahl, Helen Doherty, Janet Dolan, Anne Erickson, Irene Griffin, Elizabeth Holm- quist, Pamela Hudson, Janet Iverson, Arvid Lee, Rosanna Nelson, Daniel Orr, Lynette Rice, and Nancy Sylte. Juniors elected in 1967 were Linda Doyle, Mary Holm- quist, Gary Johannessen, Tom Larson, Kathy Lonneman, Colleen Me Geary, Collette Me Geary, Linda Mitteness, and Susan Retrum. Salutatorian and Valedictorian were Warren Johnson and Jean Pederson. Nguyen Dinh Vinh: Foreign Exchange Student born March 12, 1949, in Hanam, North Vietnam, a small village or province 50 miles from Hanoi entered elementary school at age of 6 and began the basics of education and including the 3 R's in the Vietnamese educational system, the educational minister decides what is to be studied in the schools in high school which begins in 7th grade, civics, chemistry, physics, geography, history, mathematics, and two foreign languages of four choices must be studied (Six years of English and French) grades are reversed: seniors are the 1st grade hobbies: Vietnam --soccer, French billiards (3 balls ), karate and judo (required), movies in spare time U. S.-----hunting favorite foods: U. S. --steak, apple pie, pizza dislikes peanut butter and peas religion: Buddhist as 80% of Vietnamese are boys here disbelieve because he did not have his head shaved while in Benson--attends St. Francis Catholic Church Subjects in U. S. : speech, English literature, personal typing, American History, biology views on war: agrees with U. S. fighting the war but states that after war is over we should leave (this is what the people want) further, the Vietnamese love peace because of their long history of war, and therefore, want to defeat the Communists 30 OFFICERS: President- Jan Christenson Vice-President- Jane Peterson Secretary- Linda Doyle Girls' State- Martha Wagner Boys' State- Warren Johnson Student Council What is our purpose? What is the extent of our power? These are questions for which the 1966-1967 Student Council members sought answers. AFS . . . the Christmas program . . .Unified Drive . . .Homecoming. . . dances. . .Sno-days. . . Americans Abroad. . . all these things and more faced the council as they strived for more efficiency and effectiveness. ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES XII Maridee Fennell Jean Hanson Mary Ann Huston Mark Larson Simonne Lucking Richard McGeary Jean Pederson XI Scott Anfinson Oronah Forbord Gary Johannssen Colleen McGeary Collette McGeary Randy Petrick Tim Regan Linda Mitteness X Vicki Bjerk William Collins Mary Ann Flolo Lilia Forbord Linda Forbord Wayne Knutson Mike Rolfzen Jeff Gallagher 31 Pick A Mood. . . Happiness. .. the 3:30 bell a cold drinking fountain taking your shoes off in study hall a warm coat on a cold day winning a big game no homework for the weekend watching Packy and Eileen at the dance early dismissal 32 Loneliness . . backstage after a final performance the last one at the lunch table a girl without a prom having your stomach growl in a quiet room a discarded baritone waiting to see the principal when you’ve done something wrong Hopefulness. . . . having tests in all your subjects on the same day unmatched socks having to go to the bathroom during an I. Q. test an empty deodorant can one minute left at a game report card day.... 33 The Christmas Program. . . 34 I |V ( UI V THE W K E 5 T L WEI) E: TVU VH$1) HIDGE Fit II) VI j i i n - I yno HJI C- J- ctmo vri?) S' ( III I j nn ) DWLt Snow Days. . . . 35 36 37 ueen L. TOR.: W. Knutson, M. Holmquist, P. Holmquist, S. Lucking, J. Carlson, M. Fennell, R. Canon, M. Huston, A. Berens, N. Johson, W. Johnson, J. Christenson, R. Gallagher, B. Svea. SEATED: Karen Peterson, Jeff Eckhoff. Homecoming —1966 A court jester and a town crier; a king and a queen; old songs and apple sellers; all were a part of The Days Gone By, Homecoming, 1966. Queen Mary Ann Huston and King Roger Canon were named to reign over all festiv- ities. Queen Mary Ann's attendants were Jan Christenson, Maridee Fennell, Nancy Johnson, and Simone Lucking. King Roger's attendants were Allen Berens, John Carlson, Phil Holmquist, and Warren Johnson. The festivities included a poster contest, a scoreless powder puff football game be- tween Long's Lovelies and Dedrickson's Dolls, a dinner for the royalty, a dance with music by the Abstracts, and, most important, the football game with Morris. The Braves chalked up a 12-8 victory over the Tigers. Homecoming '66...........a time for joy, a time for tears; but definitely a time to remember. 39 Cheerleaders A SQUAD Mary Arm Huston Jean Hanson Kay Lageson Kathy Miller Deb Lindahl WRESTLING Nancy Johnson Sim Lucking Ruth Radischat B SQUAD Linda Forbord Colleen Hawley Vicky Bjerk Sheila Loen Benson 0 - Alexandria 7 Benson 14 - Litchfield 13 Benson 13 - Appleton 19 Benson 0 - Sauk Centre 6 Benson 19 - Willmar 28 Benson 12 - Morris 8 Benson 6 - Brainerd 28 Benson 28 - Glenwood 13 Benson 6 - Montevideo 7 44 This past football season ended with a record of three wins and six losses. The cold numbers (3-6) do not tell the complete story of the season. The Braves of 1966 can be proud of the courage they displayed and the way they played each of their games. They finished fourth in the conference and could have shared or won the title with an if here or there. They led co-champion Willmar (19-7) only to lose in the waning minutes of the game. The other co-champion, Montevideo, had to come from behind to win (7-6) in the final five minutes. The braves played tough football all year and never gave up. They might not have had a winning season, but they played like winners! A1 Grage 45 L: TO R. ROW 1: J. Gutzman, E. Knutson, J. Odden, M. Larson, G. EUlingson, S. Larson, R. Cannon, J. Carlson, W. Johnson, ROW 2: T. O'Malley, S. Burns, R. Gomer, B. Kufrin, G. Cleland, B. Camberlain, P. Doherty, S. Anfinson, ROW 3: D. Tatge, B. Mikkelson, R. Overlie, A. Berens, F. Paul, B. Janke, S. Lee, T. Regan, ROW 4: P. Stand, G. Knutson, J. Dahl, A. Rice, T. Welker, H. Krupke, ROW 5: Coaches; Mr. Grage, Mr. Rist, Managers; Doug Bangsund, Ronnie Erickson. Football L. TO R. ROW Is R. Lindgren, R. Hanson, M. Neuhaus, C. Johnson, W. Glembin, J. Jergenson, ROW 2: J. Holland, M. Schendel, G. Mittness, J. Gallagher, J. Weber, T. Gallagher, ROW 3: J. Hanson, D. Brenne, D. Burns, W. Ahmdt, Mr. J. D. Hess. 46 L. TO R. : W. Glembin, T. Skaife, H. Krupke, J. Carlson, R. Petrick, G. Knutson, B. Svea, J. Knutson, J. Odden, T. Welker, T. Tucker, W. Johnson, G. Ingvaldson, Mr. Jerdee, J. Wagner Basketball L. TO R. : ROW Is D. Orr, C. Johnson, M. Neuhaus, A. Ostby, S. Lee, ROW 2: B. Landgrebe, W. Dokken, W. Knutson, M. Rolfzen, M. Schendel 47 Although inexperienced and lacking in height, the Braves opened the 1966-67 basketball season with a team featuring good balanced scoring and plenty of hustle. In games played before the Christmas break, the Braves dropped their first two games and then came back with successive wins over Fergus Falls, Glen- wood.and Wheaton. With only two regulars returning under a new coach, the team is hoping that competition in the tough West Central Conference will aid in getting them ready for defen- se of their District 21 crown. G. Jerde 48 49 L. TOR.: ROW 1: R. Hanson, E. Lagred, D. Smaagard, P. Tatge, J. Gallagher, C. Johnson, M. Hawley; ROW 2: D. Engleson, D. Gallagher, D. Cronen, O. Arhndt, B. Chamberlain, J. Boutain; ROW 3: Mr. Bangsund, Mr. Hess The Braves wrestling squad started work outs with only five lettermen. Only fourteen high school boys came out and the Jr. high carried a big load for the team. The reserve team was actually a Jr. high team. The Braves dropped their first four meets, two of them to noted teams, then won two. After the Christmas break a few more students turned out for the squad to strengthen some weights. With hard work and hustle, they plan on becoming a fine team. Jerry Hess L. TO R. ROW 1: P. Wambach, C. Twitchell, R. Hanson, D. Ellingson, D. Albani, R. Sandburg, ROW 2: S. Larson, W. O'Leary, W. Ahrndt, R. Aldrich, ROW 3: J. Hanson, G. Forbord, D. Minor, L. Holm, D. Mazurek. 51 Ninth Grade: Pres. -L. Johnson, V. Pres. -P. Wambach, Sec. -Treas. -K. Breen Tenth Grade: Pres. —P. Tatge, V. Pres. --G. Ing- yaldson, Sec.--M. Flolo, Treas.—D. Forbord. Seventh Grade L. TO R.: ROW 1: D. Ahmdt, D. Christenson, B. Amund- son, J. Carlson, R. Cook, J. Boutain, ROW 2: K. Burm- eister, J. Anfinson, R. Anfinson, J. Carruth, R. Brandt, D. Cameron, ROW 3: S. Chamberlain, L. Blahosky, D. Clark, R. Brandt, R. Burns, ROW 4: S. Bouta, C. Atchi- son, S. Bogie, K. Breen, N. Amundson, ROW 5: A. Ascheman, C. Chevalier, R. Carlson, D. Collins, S. Klucas, L. Jergenson. L. TO R. : ROW 1: P. Friese, L. Ferry, D. Danielson, S. Hanson, S. Dahlen, ROW 2: P. Cronen, P. Femholz, J. Fjordbak, J. Hagen, J. Grothe, ROW 3: T. Gallagher, L. Fredine, R. Fragodt, M. Diederick, J. Ellingson, ROW 4: P. Danielson, C. Gades, D. Edman, Michael Curley, J. Cramlet, B. Gulke, ROW 5: D. Holverson, C. Gilbertson, R. Erenberg, D. Forbord, G. Erickson. L. TO R. : ROW 1: M. Jorgenson, L. Hilleran, S. Holm- quist, R. Holmquist, P. Janke, ROW 2: R. Hofland, R. Holm, S. Helgeson, P. Jeitz, J. Jensen, ROW 3: G. Hoffman, R. Hofland, G. Hilleren, K. Kiefert, B. Knut- son, ROW 4: R. Hendrickson, A. Holzheimer, D. Klyve, D. Johannesson, D. Hively, ROW 5: K. Kent, L. Jacob- son, K. Heidemen. L. TO R. : ROW 1: D. Oglesby, P. Maras, S. Larson, J. Lee, K. Mazurek, ROW 2: S. Mikkelson, K. McCarty, S. Monson, S. Noding, B. McGee, R. Ness, ROW 3: J. Ninneman, B. Olson, R. Miller, W. Larson, G. Mills, R. Miller, ROW 4: E. Lucking, R. Munson, S. Loen, A. Lundebrek, B. Landmark, C. Langford, ROW 5: F. Mitt- eness, K. Kopp, A. Neuhaus, L. Mitteness, C. Loen, J. Lange. L. TO R. : ROW 1: W. Perrizo, D. Rustad, L. Pederson, S. Osterbauer, C. Raach, ROW 2: C. Pederson, K. Reuss, D. Sather, M. Rittenous, G. Rooney, ROW 3: J. Schirmer, J. Ranney, J. Sandmeyer, R. Philbrick, J. Schloendorf, ROW 4: G. Seurer, B. Randt, B. Pederson, L. Salibury, ROW 5: J. Pederson, J. Sanders, J. Sanders, D. Simmonds, B. Schnitzler, D. Selix. L. TO R. : ROW 1: N. Olson, R. Torguson, L. Skarsten, M. Wrobleski, R. Skare, ROW 2: G. Thompson, V. Thompson, D. Thole, R. Smith, K. Skarsten, ROW 3: R. Skare, G. Walsh, M. Stiel, C. Tjosaas, B. Smith, ROW 4: R. Svor, S. Weber, R. Wrobleski, J. Tostenson, D. Sulier, ROW 5: K. Sucher, G. Vergin, B. Stubbs, J. Svea, J. Wilson. L TO R: ROW 1: P. Hilleren, D. Johnson, B. Janke, K. Johnson, C. Johnson, ROW 2: C. Klang, L. Johnson, C. Heike, C. Hanson, M. Holmes, ROW 3: S. Kopp, K. Hanson, E. Jorgenson, D. Hanson, P. Hanson, ROW 4: F. Hettver, A. Holzheimer, R. Haugen, M. Hawley, K. Johnson, L. Hively, ROW 5: L. Hagen, D. Hughes, K. Kerkeide, R. Hoilan, E. Hively Eighth Grade L TO R: ROW 1: A. Grussin, E. Doherty, M. Cronen, L. Gilbertson, D. Femholz, ROW 2: M. Eichner, D. Daniel- son, V. Grothe, P. Dolan, J. Gallagher, ROW 3: B. Fredine, M. Ellingson, V. Gunderson, L. Erdman, C. Gades, R. Goulson, ROW 4: K. Estanson, S. Frentzel, M. Ferry, D. Ellingson, A. Gandrud, ROW 5: R. Doyle, B. Fjordbak, J. Grussing, W. Grothe, K. Flaten L TO R: ROW 1: D. Benson, N. Anderson, L. Burbank, J. Aldrich, L. Bakalyar, ROW 2: B. Burmeister, S. Chris- tenson, S. Aaberg, S. Abner, R. Collins, ROW 3: R. Amundson, C. Bergstrom, D. Albani, D. Anderson, R. Connelly, L. Byme, ROW 4: G. Collins, P. Byrne, B. Cleland, S. Claussen, P. Anderson, S. Bisgaard, ROW 5: R. Anderson, L. Bums, J. Bumip, J. Brott, L. Atchinson L. TO R.: ROW Is P. Lee, D. Martin, J. Larson, P. Mazurek, E. McArdell, ROW 2: K. McGeary, M. Lang- ford, D. Lansverk, J. Lageson, L. Naig, ROW 3: S. Mat- theisen, S. Larson, D. Luschen, D. Miller, M. Manley, ROW 4: J. McGeary, J. Lonneman, D. Maanum, B. Laurant, K. Larson, J. McGeary, ROW 5: L. Maanum, M. Lageson, R. Minor, S. Monson, M. Molden, B. Mc- Daniel. L. TO R. : ROW 1: L. Wrobleski, M. Smith, K. Smith, V. Wollschlager, V. Wollschlager, ROW 2: K. Staton, L. Syverson, M. Tatge, J. Stiel, J. Welker, ROW 3: D. Wall. D. Vergin, J. Stiel, D. Vergin, K. Sorenson, ROW 4: J. Smith, M. Wrobleski, J. Weber, J. Weber, J. Tostenson, ROW 5: T. Swanson, C. Twitchell, J. Welda, John Syverson. L. TO R. : ROW 1: S. Skarsten, C. Neuhaus, K. Offer- dahl, J. Norby, P. Olson, ROW 2: R. Simonson, C. Reuss, S. Rutledge, G. Smith, J. Schwartz, ROW 3: B. Pederson, R. Platow, D. Smith, J. Schwendemann, K. Retrum, ROW 4: D. Odden, D. Rasmussen, D. Rensink, J. Schnitzler, M. Quigley, ROW 5: W. O'Leary, M. Schreck, T. Overlander. L. TO R.: ROW 1: J. Hively, J. Gunderson, L. Jaeger, L. Johnson, J. Hilleren, ROW 2: C. Hanson, B. Harstad, P. Hanson, K. Hilleren, J. Houde, ROW 3: N. Hanson, L. Hanson, D. Hoverson, S. Johnson, D. Johnson, ROW 4: J. Jacobson, R. Grothe, C. Johnson, R. Gunderson, J. Kavanaugh, ROW 5: D. Hanson, D. Jaeger, K. Jacob- son, M. Johnson, R. Hanson. Freshmen L. TO R. : ROW 1: C. Bisgaard, C. Chevalier, P. Cham- berlain, R. Broin, K. Breen, ROW 2: C. Anderson, J. Bakalyar, E. Boutain, D. Anderson, C. Bahl, ROW 3: S. Bouta, R. Aldrich, D. Albright, L. Anderson, C. Buck- ner, ROW 4: R. Burmeister, D. Bums, D. Cook, B. Alsaker, J. Christenson, ROW 5: D. Benson, S. Amund- son, A. Cameron, W. Bridgeland. L. TO R. : ROW 1: E. Curley, J. Gandrud, S. Erickson, M. Fragodt, D. Danielson, ROW 2: A. Erdman, C. Died- rich, B. Dokken, J. Ebnet, S. Erdman, ROW 3: M. Com- eliuson, B. Gibbs, C. Ferguson, C. Dahl, G. Forbord, ROW 4: T. Estenson, B. Ellingson, B. Forbord, R. Frag- odt, B. Dokkebakken, R. Doyle, ROW 5: A. Forbord, B. Force, T. Edman, K. Gades, E. Goulet, C. Fennell. : i x L. TO R. : ROW Is B. Larson, L. Kolstad, C. Kopp, V. Leitz, J. Lindgren, ROW 2: P. Larson, P. Kellan, D. Klu- cas, D. Loy, ROW 3: A. Kent, S. Kent, D. Kriese, R. Lye, J. Klucas, ROW 4: D. Lang, S. Boutain, R. Land- grebe, B. Lang, G. Martinson, ROW 5: J. Lorenz, H. Lee, K. Loen, C. Mattlieisen, ROW 6: B. Mauch, J. Kohm, M. Lee, S. Larson. L. TO R.: ROW 1: C. Oglesby, C. Mitteness, C. Orr, A. Peterson, ROW 2: F. Olson, B. Quinn, P. Pahl, J. Peder- son, N. Platow, ROW 3: M. McGeary, M. Miller, M. Quay, J. Miller, M. Meyer, S. Olson, ROW 4: T. Muel- bauer, J. Moleve, R. Nelson, D. Reiman, R. Ness, ROW 5: G. Noor, L. Ostby, M. Olson, P. Regan, D. O'Malley. L. TOR.: ROW Is J. Weber, L. Smith, S. Sylte, B. Wollschlager, ROW 2: M. Rhode, A. Smith, M. Thomp- son, J. Thompson, S. Sather, ROW 3: B. Vogt, M. Wente, B. Stubbs, M. Stieren, K. Tolifson, ROW 4: D. Smaagard, B. Stone, J. Wigfield, B. Sisco, P. Wambach, ROW 5: P. Weber, G. Svingen, D. Syverson, C. Troseth, R. Wayne, ROW 6: L. Smith, G. Wall, K. Sorenson, L. Williams, R. Sulier. Sophomores L TO R: ROW 1: V. Bjerk, T. Albani, B. Amundson, A. Anderson, C. Amundson, D. Atchinson, ROW 2: S. Anfinson, M. Anderson, F. Becker, P. Bouta, P. Brich, ROW 3: L. Bridgland, R. Boutain, J. Anderson, L. Benoit, T. Benham, ROW 4: M. Benson, J. Boutain, R. Bergstrom, D. Brenne, G. Bervig, ROW 5: D. Bouta, M. Anderson, J. Amundson, W. Ahmdt L TO R: ROW 1: M. Ellingson, N. Darling, D. Brott, D. Diederich, ROW 2: M. Dolan, E. Burbank, D. Christen- son, A. Collins, ROW 3: K. Cronen, L. Buckingham, B. Ellingson, K. DuVall, ROW 4: R. Bums, A. Carlson, T. Coy, D. Dainsberg, ROW 5: D. Brower, J. Buyck, W. Dokken, W. Collins • L TO R: ROW 1: L. Forbord, L. Fjordbach, M. Ferholz, J. Erickson, L. Forbord, ROW 2: L. Foster, R. Farmer, C. Forbord, P. Fredine, A. Gallager, ROW 3: M. Folo, H. Ferry, B. Evenson, M. Ganrud, ROW 4: D. Gades, M. French, T. Fritz, C. Gallager, J. Gallager, ROW 5: S. Ferry, D. Erhenberg, D. Forbord, T. Gallager L. TO R.: ROW 1: B. Johnson, C. Mathieson, L. Matte- son, P. Larson, D. McGee, ROW 2: C. Molin, B. Miller, G. Johannesson, S. Loen, M. Miller, ROW 3: K. Larson, J. Mills, G. Miller, V. Johnson, F. Kirschbaum, ROW 4: R. Lindgren, M. Klang, C. Johnson, W. Knutson, T. McGeary, ROW 5: L. Holm, R. Landgrebe, E. Lagred, J. Jorgenson, G. Mitteness. L. TO R. : S. Goldenstein, R. Goulet, H. Hawkinson, J. Jenson, T. Janke, ROW 2: T. Goff, E. Hoiland, S. Hess, C. Hawley, G. Ingvaldson, ROW 3: J. Hanson, J. Hoil- and, J. Jacobson, D. Heike, ROW 4: W. Glembin, L. Grussing, D. Hanson, R. Grussing, ROW 5: L. Hettver, J. Holmquist, P. Grendahl, R. Hanson. L. TO R. : ROW Is L. Peterson, J. Peterson, R. Ollen- dick, P. Ness, P. Pillatzki, ROW 2: R. Peterson, C. Overlander, N. Olson, M. Olson, D. Neuhaus, ROW 3: C. Nissen, L. Ness, R. Noiby, T. Mooberry, ROW 4: B. Offerdahl, D. Orr, M. Neuhaus, W. Moline, ROW 5: D. Pillatzki, M. Olson, L. Payne, E. Molden. 61 Juniors L. TOR.: ROW 1: A. Strand, S. Rcuss, L. Schwende- man, T. Simmonds, G. Seurer, ROW 2: B. Smith, M. Steil, V. Smith, B. Schirmer, A. Rupp, ROW 3: C. Rooney, G. Platow, J. Quigley, G. Sandberg, ROW 4: G. Preuss, T. Smith, R. Sandberg, M. Schendel, ROW 5: J. Staton, W. Razink, T. Quay, M. Rolfzen, B. Sanders. L. TO R. : ROW 1: D. Bergstrom, D. Christenson, L. Carlson, J. Albright, C. Cameron, ROW 2: J. Aslakson, M. Bums, Y. Bowers, B. Atchison, J. Byrne, ROW 3: C. Breen, R. Carruth, D. H. Anderson, D. C. Anderson, M. Brouwer, ROW 4: R. Anderson, R. Chamberlain, O. Ahmdt, G. Abner, P. Bahl, ROW 5: D. Bakalyar, D. Cameron, K. Bogie, D. Bjerk, S. Anfinson. L. TO R. : ROW 1: S. Wells, L. Suter, G. Torguson, M. Tostenson, N. Tucker, ROW 2: G. Wester, B. Wrobleski, M. Sucher, M. Sulier, M. Thole, ROW 3: J. Svingen, S. Svingen, P. Tatge, J. Svingen, D. Tatge, ROW 4: A. Sylte, M. Tjosaas, G. Tjosaas, J. Wagner, B. Svea, ROW 5: S'. Tatge, J. Weber, R. Sulier, R. Thompson, J. Wrobleski. L. TO R. : ROW 1: C. Comcliusen, C. Ellingson, M. Diederich, A. Dahlen, B. Ellingson, ROW 2: L. Doyle, M. Coy, F. Fanner, P. Erickson, R. Erenbcrg, ROW 3: R. Erickson, C. Fahl, D. Fahl, L. Erickson, S. Erickson, ROW 4: C. Devorcek, D. Engleson, J. Connelly, J. Dahl, J. Fennell, ROW 5: S. Collins, J. Fennell, P. Doherty, T. Dolan, D. Dannen L. TO R. : ROW Is M. Holmquist, K. Holzheimer, A. Hanson, C.Gandrud, D. Jaeger, K. Hilleren, ROW 2: K. Holmquist, L. Griffin, O. Forbord, C. Jacobson, J. Heidebrink, ROW 3: R. Fragodt, R. Forbord, C. Fergu- son, D. Hilleren, D. Goldenstein, ROW 4: R. Gallagher, R. Hanson, R. Hagen, C. Hilleren, D. Jacobson, ROW 5: R. Holmes, J. Gutzman, F. Hoberg, B. Folsom, D. Hoberg L TO R: ROW 1: B. Lee, D. Larson, C. Johnson, C. John- son, A. Kent, ROW 2: E. Larson, D. Johnson, J. Kriese, M. L. Krattenmaker, P. Kellen, ROW 3: M. Jietz, D. Landgrebe, T. Larson, L. Knutson, W. Klucas, ROW 4: G. Johannessen, B. Kent, S. Lang, B. Kufrin, R. Klucas, ROW 5: R. Krohn, M. Klang, R. Krattenmaker, J. Klas- sen, M. Kirschbaum L. TO R. : ROW 1: C. Renzink, P. Pederson, L. Randt, S. Preuss, L. Raasch, ROW 2: L. Oglesby, S. Retrum, T. O'Malley, E. Radischat, J. Roggeman, ROW 3: F. Paul, R. Petrick, R. Rasmussen, A. Rice, L. Pahl, ROW 4: R. Overlie, A. Ostby, T. Regan, R. Peterson, S. Olson, ROW 5: J. Philbrick, R. Peerboom, T. Reardon, D. Quigley, W. O'Malley. L. TO R. : ROW Is M. Lee, P. McCarty, D. Mauch, D. Lindahl, L. Mitteness, ROW 2: D. Loen, D. Matthews, K. Miller, M. Lundebrek, D. Mitchell, ROW 3: W. Lee, G. Nordby, C. McGeary, C. McGeary, M. Nissen, ROW 4: J. McGee, D. Minor, M. McLaughlin, S. Maanum, K. Lonneman, C. McGee, ROW 5: R. Mikkelson, S. Lee, D. Lee, P. McGeary, S. Lysen. L. TO R. : ROW Is M. Smith, R. Simonson, D. Schloendorf, M. Staton, K. Thompson, ROW 2: R. Schreck, J. Wester, L. Rooney, J. Schafer, J. Sandberg, ROW 3: S. Tatge, S. Smith, V. Stone, B. Svea, J. Schnitzler, ROW 4: T. Sucher, T. Swanson, J. Smith, R. Vlach, J. Smith, ROW 5: T. VanderWeyst, W. Svor, T. Twitchell, T. Smith, ROW 6: T. Tucker, M. McLaughlin, M. Scheffler, D. Simonson, T. Skaife. 64 SENIORS We will not forget. DONALD ABNER RANDALL AHRNDT DARCY AMUNDSON LYNETTE ARNESON RONALD ASCHEMAN MARY JANE AUST DOUGLAS BANCSUND s MARCIA BECKER JAMES BEN HAM ALLEN BERENS DAVID BLOOD ANNETTE BOUTA JAMES BOUTA IN KATHERINE BOUTAIN PAUL BRIDGELAND DAVE BURBANK TERRY BURMEISTER STEVEN BURNS LINDA BYRNE JERROLD CARLSON JOHN CARLSON JANICE CHRISTENSON STEVEN CLAUSSEN GEORGE CLELAND DENNIS CRONEN BARBARA DAHL DEAN DAINSBERG JANET DOLAN BRUCE ELLINCSON GALEN ELLINGSON BONITA ERDMAN MARK ERENBERG ANN ERICKSON CHARLES ERICKSON GERMAINE EBNET KAREN ESTENSON MARIDEE FENNELL 71 MARJORIE FORBORD PATRICIA FORCE RICHARD FOX MARY FREDERICK ARIDIS FRAGODT JAMES FRENCH LINDA FRANZMEIER JANICE GALLAGHER GERALD GEISE DENISE GOGGIN RICHARD GOMER IRENE GRIFFIN JEAN HANSON KATHRYN HANSON KENNETH HANSON SANDRA HANSON MARY HILKE 73 SUSAN HIMLEY PATRICIA HOLMES PHILIP HOLMQUIST LUCILLE HOUDE ELIZABETH HOLMQUIST RONALD HOUDE HELEN HOVERUD PAMELA HUDSON JAMES HUGHES JEFF HUGHES 74 MARY ANN HUSTON JANET IVERSON MICHAEL KELLNER DEAN KLYVE EARL KNUTSON GERALD KNUTSON THOMAS LANG LINDA LARSON MARK LARSON ROGER LARSON STEVE LARSON 76 GARY LOEN ARVID LEE PATRICIA LONNEMAN PATRICIA LOEN SIMONNE LUCKING MARCEA MANLEY GARY LAURANT REBECCA LEE COLLEEN LOFGREN LeROY LUNDEBRECK CURTIS MARTINSON CONNIE MATTHEISON RICHARD McGEARY MICHELE MITTENESS DAVID MAZUREK RENEE MOLIN gary McDaniel STEVEN MILLER CONNIE MILLER ROSANNA NELSON MARLYN NINNEMAN MARJORIE PAUL PATRICK PERRIZO SANDRA PETERSON VALERIE PHILBRICK JUDITH PLATOW EILEEN PRIDE RUTH RADISCHAT ROBERTA RANNEY MARLENE RASMUSSEN SHARON REUSS LYNETTE RICE 80 JUDY RODAHL ALLEN ROSBY NANCY SANDMEYER HARYLN SAULSBURY LORNA SELCEBY SANDRA SIMONSON JAMES SMITH TERRY SHARE THOMAS STEVENS BRIGID SKAIFE PAUL STRAND UNDA SUKKE NANCY SYLTE DANNY THOSSAS JAMES TUCKER GARY SVOR ARDEN THOMPSON LYLE TOSTENSON GARY THOMPSON SANDRA SVOR JANE VERGIN CATHY WAMBACH NGUYEN DINH VINH MARTHA WAGNER TERRY WELKER ROGER WOLLSCHLAGER JUDITH YOUNG GERALDINE JERGENSON LOIS KERKEIDE NOT PICTURED: GLEN AMUNDSON LAWRENCE PEARSON GARRET RAASCH WILLIAM SVEA 83 Best-Dressed: Maridee Fennell, Tom Lang Best-Dancer: Jan Gallagher, Jim French Friendliest: Mary Ann Huston, Roger Canon Scholarly: Joan Pederson, Warren Johnson Masculine and Feminine: Nancy Johnson, John Carlson Best-Looking: Nancy Johnson, Rog Canon Shyest: Connie Mattheisen, Dean Dainsberg Hall Of Artistic: Karen Estenson, Jim French Most Versatile: Jean Hanson, Jim Odden 84 Unco-ordinated: Eileen Pride, Terry Albright Fame Most Likely to Succeed: Jean Pederson, Warren Johnson Optimistic: Jan Christenson, A1 Be re ns Non-Conformist: Kay Lageson, George Cleland Most Athletic: Irene Griffin, John Carlson Most Emotional: Barb Dahl, Jim Hughes 85 PETERSON BROS. 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COMPTON'S MEN'S CHOP Benson, Minn. FRAGODT OIL CO. Bulk Delivery 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Kenny Jerry Fragodt Compliments of HOLMQUIST, HOLMQUIST GJOHNSON Attorneys 842-5 391 Benson KBMO Yours For Good Listening HAWLEY'S Complete Plumbing and Heating Service Benson QUINN'S I-H Chrysler Plymouth 842-6601 FORBORD FURNITURE G FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service 1403 Kansas Ave. 84203311 KENYON DRUG Complete Cosmetic and Hair Care Products 842-3171 Benson, Minnesota SIMONSON MOTORS Oliver Sales G Service Benson, Minnesota DEAN-JONES SUPPLY INC. Phone 842-6351 Benson, Minnesota BREEN'S PHARMACY Your Prescription Drug Store Benson, Minnesota GAMBLES Benson, Minnesota HASTINGS INS. AGENCY INC. Insurance is Our Only Business 842-3571 BARTZ MOBIL SERVICE 414-14th St. No. Benson, Minnesota ODDEN'S JEWELRY Radio Arcade Benson, Minn. KNUTSON ELECTRIC Electrical Contracting 842-5291 Compliments of PARIS BARBER SHOP Benson, Minnesota LOEN ELECTRIC Farm and Commercial Wiring 711-12th St. N. Phone 842-6291 DR. GEO. H. PLACKNER DR. DONALD L. PLACKNER Optometrists BENSON CLEANERS Phone 842-8185 Benson, Minn. FIRST STATE BANK Savings Accounts—Auto Loans--Mortgages— Personal Installment Loans— Every Banking Convenience 1302 Atlantic Avenue--842-7601 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Senior Katie Boutain uses the services Offered by the First State Bank WM. F. SKAIFE, MD. ROBERT NELSON, MD. Benson, Minnesota SWIFT COUNTY MONITOR G NEWS Your Hometown Newspapers Quality Job Printing STREED PLUMBING AND HEATING 842-8311 Benson HELEN'S A GW DRIVE IN Delicious A GW Root Beer BENSON OIL CO. Service Station Bulk Delivery Farm Tire Service BENSON MARKET CO. Grains, Feeds, and Seeds 842-7131 Benson, Minnesota SUPERIOR 400 CAFE 24 Hour Service 842-0524 FARMER'S EXCHANGE Feed G Seed 842-6851 Benson Be Sociable Say Pepsi Please BENSON BOTTLING COMPANY Manufactures of Pepsi Cola--Hires Root Beer--Orange Crush--Squirt and other Carbonated Beverages DeGRAFF LUMBER CO. DeGraff, Minnesota McNElLIS VARIETY FOOD STORE DeGraff, Minnesota HAUGEN-JOHNSON IMPLEMENT CO. Benson, Minnesota Phone 842-7871 ORVILLE TATGE 702- 11th St. No. Benson, Minn. General Life of America Insurance Agent RAW'S CLEANERS Benson, Minn. Phone 842-4661 SOUTH SIDE RECREATION Where Friends Meet SWIFT CO-OP OIL COMPANY Gas Oil L. P. Gas, Bottles and Bulk Benson, Minn. Phone 842-3081 PYROFAX GAS CORP. Complete Gas Service Gas Burning Appliances Benson, Minn. KELLNER SINCLAIR SERVICE 15th St. Atlantic Ave. 842-3891 Benson, Minn. GOGGINS PURE OIL SERVICE Firestone Tires Schwinn Bicycles Mrs. Norman Nelson, Prop. NORTH SIDE RECREATION Where Men Meet RANDGAARD'S CAFE Benson, Minnesota AGRALITE CO-OP Benson, Minnesota A KATHY’S BEAUTY SHOP 842-0514 210 14th St. North Benson, Minnesota Dairy lueen ► DOKKEN MACHINE WORKS INC 842-0494 WEST CENTRAL COOPERATIVES INC. Benson, Minnesota 842-6201 AMLIE-STRAND HDWE. Phone 842-7581 Our Own Hardware MARDAIN'S Men's and Boy's Wear Benson SWIFT COUNTY BANK ’’Your Home Owned Bank” Complete and Dependable Banking Service Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 215 13th St. S. —Benson—842-0101 Senior Jean Pederson uses the conven- iences of the Swift County Bank. GENE'S STANDARD SERVICE 842-0004 Benson HANSON MOTOR ELECTRIC Complete Electric Motor Rpr. - 925 Pacific Ave. Benson, Minn. 842-7321 BENSON LANES Bowl for Recreation For Reservation Call: 842-6281 SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Catalog Merchant 842-0401 Benson DR. SUND MUNSON SEED CO. Benson, Minnesota Vern Munson BENSON LIVESTOCK MARKET Roy Nelson Sons, Owners 842-6801 DIANE'S SWIRL CURL Radio Arcade Bldg. 842-3661 SIMONSON OIL CO. Reuben Simonson Benson, Minnesota PETERSON FUNERAL HOME Benson, Minnesota C. Howard Peterson STANDARD LUMBER CO. Benson Phone 842-4241 CHUCK LOGAN'S I.G.A. STORE Call for Delivery 842-7221 Enjoy Life Eat Out More Often SANDY'S CAFE Mary, Sandy, Jim BEYER'S BODY SHOP Paul Beyer, Owner Glass for all makes of vehicles - Paint Jobs Expert Body Work D H TRUCK SERVICE Benson, Minnesota 842-7471 Daily Service to and From Twin Cities ANDERSON READY MIX North 13th Street 842-3831 Benson, Minnesota CLONTARF CLUB Clontarf, Minnesota 92 A utographs 93 A utographs 94 A ut ographs 95 Autographs 96 World News—1966 1. Communists Take A Walk—On October 12th, Soviet Bloc UN delegates took their customary walk” as Nationalist China Ambassador, Liu Chieh, addressed the General Assembly. 2. First Lady Listens—Mrs. Ferdinand Marcos, First Lady of the Philippines, listens to her husband. President Marcos, ad- dress the UN General Assembly during a state visit in Sep- tember. 3. Secretary Seeks Facts—During a fact-finding mission to Viet Nam on October 10th, Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara confers with U.S. Commander, Gen. Win. Westmoreland. It was McNamara's eighth visit to Viet Nam. 4. United Nations Chief Stays On—Secretary General LI Thant tells a news conference in September that he wishes to step down, but will continue until a successor is found. Later, on December 2nd, he agreed to another five-year term. 5. Goldberg Discusses Viet Nam—Following a long conference with President Johnson in September, Arthur Goldberg, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, discussed prospects for a Viet Nam settlement and said, the door is open and we see no evidence it has been closed. 6. Jet Comes Home—A Phantom F4B glides onto a carrier deck in the South China Sea after a mission over North Viet Nam. 7. Happy Filipinos—'This flag-waving group of Filipinos greeted President Lyndon Johnson on October 23rd as he arrived there for a Seven Nation Summit Conference. 8. Guest of Russians—During a December reception at the Soviet Embassy in Paris. French President Charles DeGaulle chats with Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin who was visiting France. . 9. Welsh Disaster— On October 21st, the world was sorrowed to learn that a huge coal slag heap at Abcrfan, Wales, had come crashing down on some homes and the Pantglas Junior School. Nearly 200—mostly children—died in the disaster. 10. Russians Say No—On November 4th, Nikolai T. Federenko, Soviet Ambassador to the UN, casts the 104th Russian veto in the 21 year history of the Security Council. 11. Anniversary Ceremony—In October, this photo was moni- tored in Tokyo of young Chinese people celebrating the 17th anniversary of Communist rule of the Chinese mainland. 12. Erhard Loses—With bowed head, Ludwig Erhard contem- plates the many problems faced by his West German govern- ment. In late November, Kurt Georg Kiesinger successfully formed a new coalition government and became Chancellor.