Benson High School - Chippewa Yearbook (Benson, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1968 volume:

7. In August, flood waters of the Chena River in Alaska caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage. Fif- teen thousand residents of Fairbanks were evacuated. 8. In July. 4.700 Federal troops were called in to suppress rioting in Detroit. Michigan. Many other cities experienced similar riots during 1967. 9. On November 9. following years of preparation and the expenditure of billions of dollars, the first giant Saturn rocket was launched from Cape Kennedy. 10. UCLA’s basketball team, featuring 7-foot. 2-inch Lew Alcmdor. was undefeated in 1967 and could con- ceivably set an all time win record during 1968. 11. Secretary Robert C. Weaver looks over a possible solution to part of the pollution problem, a minicar which features a small gasoline-electric engine. 12. In January, a record-smashing 26 inches of snow fell in Chicago in 29 hours and brought the entire area to a virtual standstill for more than a week. KStfSOfl MJ0M SCMOOJC K8NS0N, MW CHJPPSWA 1967-68 i� W Of Contorts dedication Activities Sports Administration k . faculty 0 Student Cik Underclassmen Seniors 47 57 61 73 92 Advertisements Banner Bearers: Ken Jacobson, John Wigfield. Escorts: Wayne Knutson, Colleen Hawley. Crown Bearers: Sara Griffin, Mark Kittleson. King Attendants: Tom O'Malley, Bob Mikkelson, Dick Gallagher, Alan Rice. Queen Attendants: Connie Rensink, Debbie Larson, Becky Ellingson, Linda Doyle. Queen Wanda Lee and King Jerry Dahl. Homecoming 1967 Excitement, suspense, anticipation, that was Homecoming 1967. The question upper- most in the minds of the students was - who would be king and queen. Earlier the junior and senior girls started training for the annual Powder Puff Football game and plans and practice went on for the coronation program. Thursday night Queen Wanda and King Jerry reigned and were entertained by the coro- nation program, which had a theme of River City . Their attendants were Debbie Larson, Connie Rensink, Linda Doyle, Becky Ellingson, Alan Rice, Tom O'Malley, Dick Gallagher, and Bob Mikkelson. One of the highlights of the evening was Regan's Heroes . On Friday afternoon all attended an outdoor pepfest and the Powder Puff Football game in which the seniors were victorious (14-0). Benson played Sauk Centre Friday evening. During half time Queen Wanda was pre- sented with a bouquet while the band played Some Enchanted Evening . However, everyone was sad at the outcome when Sauk Centre won. The Rare Factions provided the music at a well attended dance which ended the Homecoming for another year. 6 Projectors Club KNEELING: K. Larson, B. For- bord, G. Forbord, R. Burmiester, W. Ahmdt. STANDING: Ad- visor, Mr. Gilles, K. Tolifeon, J. Smith, P. Mc- Geary, T. Smith, D. Cook, T. Dolan, T. McGeary, J. Vetter, D. Minor, B. Peerbom. Usher Club BOTTOM ROW:G. Mills, D. Ahmdt, R. Anfin- son, J. Anfinson. ROW 2: S. Chamberlain, S. Skarsten, D. Simmonds, R. Frogodt, L. Hillcrcn, J. Ellingson, L. Jacobson. ROW 3: J. Stiel, M. Tatge, J. Jensen, B. Jacobson, Advisor, Miss Johnson. ROW 4: D. Brott, P. Bouta, J. Erickson, A. Kent, J. Byrne, K. Hillcrcn. JCibrary Club Advisor, Miss Johnson, C. An- derson, D. Loen, L. Mitteness, C. Ellingson, L. Carlson, C. Bahl, B. Johnson, B. Bouta in, M. Thole, J. Weber, M. Quay, J. Lindgren, C. Johnson, P. Chamberlain, J. Anderson, B. Smith, C. Cor- neliusen. BOTTOM ROW: B. Wrobleski, C. Chevalier, P. Chamberlain, S. Reuss, L. Schwendeman, L. Suter, B. Smith, C. Molin. ROW 2: G. Wester, A. Collins, P. Fredine, K. Cronen, B. Ellingson, D. Christen- son, H. Hawkinson, D. Tatge, J. Schaffer, P. Bouta. ROW 3: E. Bowers, C. Anderson, D. Brott, B. Johnson, A. Rupp, J. Sandberg, V. Stone, D. McGee, S. Hess. TOP ROW: S. Svingen, J. Svingen, A. Gallagher, J. Svingen, C. Diedrich, B. Dokken, F. Olson. junior And Senior Ked Cross Council BOTTOM ROW: R. Connelly, R. Goulson, J. Norby, C. Neuhaus, K. Offerdahl, B. Albani, J. Stiel, M. Tatge, S. Christenson, S. Larson, C. Peterson. ROW 2: Advisor, Miss Johnson, C. Gades, L. Naig, D. Benson, S. Noding, S. Weber, M. Stiel, K. Reuss, D. Grant, J. Jensen. ROW 3: V. Grothe, J. Diedrich, S. Heike, J. Larson, S. Kopp, L. Burbank, L. Syverson, C. Reuss, R. Ahmdt, D. Abner. ROW 4: K. McCarty, J. Wilson, S. Abner, L. Gilbertson, M. Eichner, J. Holmes, D. Christenson, M. Cronin, S. Burmiester. ROW 5: R. Jacobson, L. Stubbs, C. Sucher, J. Svea, P. Janke, W. Amundson, B. Fredine, J. Welker, N. Anderson. ROW 6: R. Hoffland, P. Jeitz, L. Jacobson, S. Aaberg, V. Gun- derson, D. Gronholz, M. Ellingson. TOP ROW: S. Rutledge, G. Buckingham, R. Simonson, D. Hanson, J. Schwartz. II • 0 SENIORS BOTTOM ROW: S. Anfinson, L. Doyle, L. Carlson, J. Lind- gren, L. Forbord. ROW 2: D. Lang, D. Larson, M. Rolfzen, W. Knutson, S. Erickson. ROW 3: G. Johanncssen, A. Rice, R. Petrick, G. Bervig. ROW 4: R. Carruth, J. Gallagher, T. Reagan, M. Flolo, L. Forbord, Mr. Grimstad. Student Council JUNIORS BOTTOM ROW: K. Kopp, N. Amundson, B. Ed- man, P. Stadum, J. Holmquist, D. Amundson. ROW 2: V. Wollschlager, S. Aaberg, D. Hanson, D. Benson, S. Hudson, Mr. Grosse. ROW 3: B. Pcrrizo, J. Anfinson, J. Fahl, R. Munson, R. Anfinson, M. Rittenour, K. Heideman. ROW 4: K. Retrum, B. Reagan, D. Rcnsink, M. Hawley, P. Anderson, M. Curley, D. Anderson. BOTTOM ROW: T. O'Malley, S. Lee, C. McGeary, S. Retrum, C. McGeary, A. Hanson, G. Nordby, M. Coy. ROW 2: L. Forbord, M. Anderson, S. Goldenstein, J. Albright, M. Thompson, J. Thompson, C. Kopp, C. Oglesby, M. Diederich, L. Kolstad, J. Lindgren. ROW 3: D. Bergstrom, V. Stone, J. Sandberg, D. Mauch, C. Johnson, O. Forbord, D. Fahl, B. Amundson, E. Curley, L. Forbord, M. Sucher. TOP ROW: D. Simonson, D. Benson, J. Moline, D. Quigley, E. Molden, B. Sanders, M. Rolfzen, J. Jacobson. For future teachers of America, this organization is designed to prepare its members for their later roles in life. During the course of the year, many teachers and student teachers spoke to the F.T. A. of their experiences in college and as teachers. They tried to give some insight into what ingredients it takes to be successful at teaching and to be able to work with young people. These sessions enabled members to ask many of the questions they wanted answered about the profession. In the fall some F.T. A. members had the opportunity to go to a workshop at St. Cloud State College. There they spent a day hearing various speakers, dividing into buzz sessions that discussed one course of study, and touring the campus grounds. � This year a new project of exchanging students of Benson High School with students be- longing to F.T. A. in another school, was started. The five students who went, stayed with their hosts for two days. During these same two days, they sent their students to spend two days at B. H. S. The representatives attended classes and also went to the game or dance that was held that Friday night. A program in which F.T. A. members worked with Junior High Students to help them with their various problems and schoolwork, was also set up on a voluntary basis. This proved to be very good experience for everyone who participated in it. And of course, as in past years, these students accepted the task of being teacher's aids; that is doing chores such as correcting papers and typing various forms or tests. Most students agree on looking back over this past year that it was a worthwhile and fun organization. 13 SEATED: D. Mauch, C. McGeary. STANDING: Miss Clark, Advisor; L. Schwendeman, T. Coy, L. Oglesby, T. Sucher, R. Krohn, J. Jenson, K. Bogie, S. Anfinson, J. Connelly, L. Forbord, B. Folsom, L. Smith, C. Johnson, A. Carlson, C. McGeary, B. Gibbs, N. Darling, M. Anderson, B. Quinn, D. Loy, S. Reuss, H. Haw- kinson, C. Rooney, L. Kolstad, L. Buckingham. Editors: Collete McGeary Deb Mauch Sports Editor: Ken Bogie Reporters: Barb Gibbs Linda Oglesby Laurie Smith Marlys Anderson Linda Buckingham Nancy Darling Linda Forbord Tom Coy JoAnn Jensen Helen Hawkins on Peggy Ness Sandy Reuss Linda Schwendeman Colleen Rooney Cynthia Breen Jeff Connelly Brian Folsom Cynthia Johnson Colleen McGeary Ron Krolm Carol Oglesby Sue Retrum Louise Kolstad Diane Loy Brigid Quinn Annette Carlson Scott Anfinson Ron Hanson Photographers: Ken Bogie Tim Sucher Gopher's Whistle Staff Articles due Monday--That was a great cartoon--Proofread your articles --Do you want a by-line? These are some of the phrases you would probably hear if you were to visit the Gopher's Whistle in session as Deb and Collette--co-editors for 1967--headed the school paper to another successful year with Miss Clark as advisor. 14 ANNUAL STAFF 1967-1968 Co-Edi tors--Doris Schleondorf Kathy Lonncman Business Manager—Barb Lee Class Editor--Judy Schnitzler Sports Editor—Doug Lee Script Writer--Mary Coy Typists—Colleen Gandrud Jean Byrne Business Staff—Anne Kent Connie Rensink Brenda Svea Ann Dahlen David Quigley Linda Doyle Marlene Lundebrek Bob Krattenmaker Diane Fahl Debbie Larson Photographer—Dennis Hanson Advisor—Mr. Orvik Chip pern Staff Individuality - - try something new - - Those were the words governing Doris and Kathy as they started putting to- gether the 1968 Chippewa with the help of Mr. Orvik. Getting ads and annuals was the job of the Business Staff. Getting the pictures, making layouts, meeting deadlines, some worry and a lot of work and fun, too, that was the 1968 annual. FRONT ROW: K. Lonneman, B. Svea, L. Doyle, D. Larson, M. Coy. ROW 2: J. Schnitzler, M. Lun- debrek, B. Kratten- maker, A. Dahlen, D. Hanson, C. Ren- sink, D. Fahl. ROW 3: D. Schleondorf, B. Lee, C. Gandrud, A. Kent, D. Quigley, J. Byrne, D. Lee, Mr. Orvik. lijuf' BOTTOM ROW: V. Stone, R. Simonson, S. Retrum, B. Lee, A. Dahlen, M. Diederich, S. Anfinson. ROW 2: J. Byrne, J. Peterson, M. Coy, D. Larson, D. Tatge, K. Lonneman, N. Darling, D. Schloendorf. ROW 3: A. Kent, L. Mitteness, O. Forbord, D. Mauch, J. Schnitzler, C. McGeary, L. Doyle, L. Forbord. ROW 4: P. Tatge, G. Johannessen, D Forbord, T. Regan, S. Anfinson. TOP ROW: D. Simonson, W. Knutson, T. Larson, J. Gutzman. Not Pictured: M. Holmquist, D. Fahl, C. McGeary. National Honor Society Elected Jaycee Outstanding Young Educator, Mr. John Thompson is active in both school and community. He teaches 9th and 12th grade social studies, coaches cross country, and is a member of the Benson Youth Council. 16 Girls’ State Deborah Larson Hoys’ State The week that I spent at Girl's State was one of the most memorable weeks that I will ever experience. I arrived in St. Paul with a feeling of uncertainty which was probably only natural because I knew no one. How- ever, I found that it didn't take long to become acquainted with other girls who were from different schools all over Minnesota. During the first three days we carried on election pro- cesses at the city, county, and state levels. This in- cluded many caucuses, campaigns, and elections. We listened to excellent speakers connected with govern- ment, as well as many area speakers whose topics were widely varied. Sunday was highlighted by a splendid formal inauguration of our governor and a tea. The remaining days at Girls' State were spent touring different places including the state capitol where we held a mock session in Congress. That week came to an end too fast, but after I returned home, I realized how much I'd gained at Girls' State; mainly, a knowledge and appreciation of our democratic system and many lasting friends. Boys’ State was held at Gustavus Adolphus College during the second week of June. I was anticipating a long boring week of lectures, classes and speeches and Boys' State was made up of all of these, but most of them were far from boring. Not only were the speeches good in content, but they were delivered by the type of people teenagers like to hear, statesmen, soldiers, and leaders. Leaders seems to be the key word because in order to be a good statesman or a good soldier, you must be a leader. We at Gustavus were not given an opportunity to tour the state capitol like our predecessors, but I don't think any boy there would have traded his week on the beautiful Gustavus campus for a week somewhere else. I thank the Benson American Legion Post for giving me this special opportunity. Scott Anfinson BOTTOM ROW: L. Fjordbak, C. Hawley, A. Strand, M. Holmquist, A. Gallagher, L. Griffin, D. Fahl, L. Forbord, L. Forbord, M. Fragodt, D. Larson, K. Holmquist, T. Albani, S. Anfinson. ROW 2: C. Ogelsby, K. Hilleren, C. Gandrud, B. Wollschaler, O. Forbord, C. Johnson, C. McGeary, L. Erickson, C. Breen, J. Smith, J. Svingen, S. Svingen, J. Peterson, J. Svingen, P. Fredine, M. Anderson, M. Sucher. ROW 3: T. Mooberry, D. Hanson, S. Lar- 18 son, W. Dokken, R. Landgrebe, K. Bogie, R. Pe trick, J. Gutzman, T. Dolan, R. Landgrebe, R. Tatge. ROW 4: D. Bjerk, J. Wagner, W. Knutson, M. Schendel, J. Hoiland, C. Johnson, D. Landgrebe, T. Swanson, T. O'Malley, D. Dainsberg, T. Sucher, G. Bervig, S. Anfinson. 19 Ensemble BOTTOM ROW: G. Bervig, L. Fjordbak, S. Anfinson, K. Holmquist, D. Bjerk. ROW 2: T. Swanson L. Griffin D. Landgrebe, O. Forbord, T. Sucher, D. Larson. TOP ROW: R. Petrick, L. Erickson, T O'Malley M Holmquist, C. Johnson, A. Gallagher, M. Schendel. Boys’ Choir BOTTOM ROW: C. Holmquist, R. Anfin- son, S. Mikkelson, D. Johanncssen, W. Larson, R. Miller. ROW 2: T. Chamberlain,. D. Sather, D. Christenson, C. Butala, R. Anfinson, D. Ahrndt, C. Berg- strom, J. Smith. TOP ROW: D. Halverson, B. Carlson, R. Burns, C. Gilbertson, D. Cameron, M. Curley. Director: Miss Yonker. Q,iris’ Choir D. Abner R. Ahrndt D. Amundson M. Bach J. Bakalyar J. Birch D. Dainsberg P. Doan F. Dolan B. Edman D. Engle son N. Flolo J. Goldenstein J. Hanson B. Hoffman J. Holmquist C. Johnson D. Loy A. Lundebrek D. Lye M. McCarty M. McGeary S. Mills A. O'Leary K. Olson B. Peterson V. Puchalski K. Reuss L. Skurat L. Blahosky S. Bogie P. Cronen D. Danielson J. Ellingson J. Fjordbak R. Fragodt S. Hanson S. Holmquist L. Jacobson J. Lange K. McCarty F. Mitteness D. Oglesby B. Stubbs K. Sucher R. Svor C. Tjosaas J. Tostenson S. Weber S. Aaberg S. Abner B. Albani L. Burbank B. Burmeister L. Byrne D. Christenson D. Danielson P. Dolan M. Eichner M. Ellingson B. Fredine J. Holmes S. Kopp J. Larson P. Lee L. Naig P. Olson J. Schwartz G. Smith L. Syverson V. Wollschlager V. Wollschlager 21 BOTTOM ROW: R. Hanson, A. Gallagher, M. Meyer, T. Fritz, J. Holmquist, L. Doyle. ROW 2: L. Kolstad, L. Matteson, L. Griffin, D. Mauch, D. Larson, M. Anderson, S. Anfinson, A. Dahlen, A. Peterson, Mr. Fennie. ROW 3: M. Olson, S. Nelson, D. Matthews, C. Kopp, D. Tatge, C. Breen, M. Thompson, M. Coy, C. Johnson, T. Larson, O. Forbord, K. Thompson, L. Foster. ROW 4: S. Retrum, K. Holzheimer, D. Loy, M. Miller, J. Jen- son, M. Johnson, J. Jorgenson, M. Ellingson, T. Coy, J. Krohn, R. Mikkelson, R. Krohn, G. Johannesson, L. 22 L. Forbord. 23 Concert Maud Cadet Hand Concert Hand P. Lee S. Kopp R. Stubbs D. Dainsberg C. Johnson C. Loen J. Holmquist K. Retrum F. Mitte ness L. Naig R. Simonson D. Danielson S. Monson E. Jorgenson S Dahlen S. Holmquist S. Rutledge K. Kopp A. Holzheimer B. Peterson D. Loy J. Larson D. Hanson G. Mills S. Aaberg B. Edman S. Bogie R. Holmquist S. Mikkelson D. Martin S. Helgeson T. Overlander K. Johnson D. Danielson B. Janke L. Maanum C. Kocnen J. Pederson J. Anfinson D. Bjerke J. Fjordbak S. Thomas L. Burbank G. Smith D. Gronholz S. Monson J. Grother R. Nelson R. Rice J. Ranney D. Johannessen S. Frentzel G. Keencn J. Schloendorf K. Breen D. Odden B. Fjordbak K. Schendal R. Smith R. Hendrickson K. Sorenson D. Rensink B. Nelson D. Pederson K. Sucher D. Rustad A. Gandrud D. Dainsberg C. Johnson J. Holmquist D. Oglesby B. Rasmussen B. Peterson D. Loy S. Monson J. Mikkelson A Comer K. Fennie J. Schmidt S. Johnson D. Mathews D. Larson L. Hilleran J. Lageson B. Edman B. Lang B. Fjordbak D. Sather M. Hilleran D. Bjerke S. Thomas T. Dingwall J. Nylen R. Carlson J. Scheffler J. Smith P. Larson S. Hudson R. Rice G. Koenen J. Schloendorf B. Alsaker G. Walsh A. Lucking R. Tatge E. Lucking C. Simmonds J. Carlson R. Anfinson G. Dineen K. Knutson J. Johnson R. Lamppa C. Holmquist D. Christenson M. Ellingson R. Schaaf R. Simonson R. Weber Cadet Band FRONT ROW: G. Torguson, M. Tostenson, D. Loen, L. Oglesby, V. Johnson, M. Diederich, D. Jaeger, B. Lee, L. Suter. BACK ROW: C. Amundson, C. Camerson, P. Erickson, K. Hilleren, D. Diederich, B. Svea, C. Rensink. Off ice A ides Citerary Club BOTTOM ROW: R. Vlach, M. French, G. Nordby, D Christenson, L. Carlson, J. Sandburg, V. Stone, E. Larson. ROW 2: T. Thole, R. Rassmussen, T. O'Malley, S. Lee, A. Hanson, P. Erickson, J. Heidebrink, J. Roggeman, D. Bergstrom. ROW 3: T. Vanderwyst, G. Bervig, T. Regan, T. Skaife, P. Doherty, T. Dolan, T. Smith, M. Lee. 26 n-eiub BOTTOM ROW: D. Smaagard, R. Rassmusen, J. Gutzman, D. Gallagher, J. Holland, A. Forbord. ROW 2: D. Tatge, D. Engleson, D. Peterson, J. Jergenson, P. Tatge, E. Lagred, T. Gallagher. ROW 3: S. Anfinson, F. Pahl, P. Doherty, T. Dolan, J. Gallagher, R. Gunderson, K. Jacobson, D. Reiman, W. Glembin. ROW 4: R. Petrick, M. Rolfzen, D. Orr, B. Svea, S. Lee, A. Rice, T. Skaife, T. O’Malley, R. Mikkelson, J. Peterson, B. Kufrin, J. Knutson, M. Butala, O. Ahrndt, M. Schendel, W. Knutson, B. Force. (JKA Senior High Pres. -D. Jaeger V. Pres. -M. Flolo Sec. -G. Nordby Treas.-S. Loen Junior High Pres. -C. Mitte ness V. Pres. -J. Gandrud Sec. -C. Kopp Treas. -M. Fragodt Girls' Greatest Sport. “Zhunder On Sycamore Street” —Reginald Rose Directed by Paul Kittleson Joseph Blake...................Ron Hanson Anna Blake..............................Jane Peterson Judy Blake..............................Jane Svingen Frank Morrison...................Tim Regan Clarice Morrison........................Mary Holmquist Chris Morrison..........................John Lorenz Charlie Denton...........................Tom O'Malley Arthur Hayes.........................Richard Bergstrom Phyllis Hayes.............Colleen McGeary Carolyn Hayes..........................Susan Anfinson Mrs. Harkness................Loretta Griffin Bill McAllister..........................Tim Skaife Mrs. McAllister..................Deb Mauch Mrs. Carson.............................Anne Gallagher Ginney..................................Kris Holmquist Neighbor.......................Diane Fahl Irma......................Diane Christenson Mac............................Bill Collins 28 “JWtin Jh Zke Howler Hat --A. A. Milne Mary....................Diane Fahl John................Darrell Dannen Hero....................Doug Lee Villian...............Scott Anfinson Badman...........................Ron Hanson Heroine..............Mary Holmquist Man in bowler hat. . . . Bill Collins The Benson Senior High contest play, Man in the Bowler Hat, was di- rected by Mr. Larson and assistant director, Mrs. Mellett. It is a typical melodrama set in contempo- rary London. Yeh, that's all right, a bit ragged in places. We’ll take it again at 11 tomorrow, second act please. --Man in the Bowler Hat 29 Christmas Program The Origin of Santa Claus Po lacks- Napoleon I sent a clause Letters to Santa Claus-Senor Jax Ha! Ha! Candidates for Penny Queen: K. Orr, VI. Flolo, P. Ness. Mary Ann Flolo was selcted as Penny Queen. Candidates for Snow Queen: M. Holmquist, D. Mauch, D. Larson, C. Breen, K. Holmquist, D. Johnson, B. Ellingson, M. Lee, C. Ellingson, G. Nordby, C. Ren- sink, R. Simonson. Deb Larson was selected Queen with Diana Johnson and Connie Rensink attendants. Mall Of lame Friendliest-L. Doyle T. O'Malley Optimistic-C. Breen A. Rice Shyest-A. Hanson M. Butala Talkative-L. Doyle T. O'Malley Wittiest-D. Christenson S. Anfinson Athletic-D. Bergstrom B. Mikkelson Feminine-C. Johnson Masculine-D. Gallgher Dancer-K. Holmquist R. Currutli Emotional-E. Radischat R. Hanson Un-co-ordinated-E. Radischat T. Skaife Absent-minded-E. Radischat T. O'Malley Non-conformist-C. Johnson O. Ahrndt Versatile-M. Holmquist R. Mikkelson Scholarly-J. Schnitzler T. Larson Best Looking-D. Larson D. Gallgher Best Dressed-D. Mauch J. Gutzman Artistic-C. Corneliusen R. Krohn Musically-M. Holmquist R. Pe trick Flirt-B. Ellingson D. Anderson Likely to Succeed-L. Mitteness T. Larson BOTTOM ROW: D. Forbord, R. Gunderson, W. Glembin, S. Anfinson, B. Mauch, R. Stubbs, K. Jacobson, D. Reiman, D. Jaeger. ROW 2: Mr. Rist, Assistant Coach; Mr. Grage, Head Coach; P. Wambach, A. Forbord, R. Lindgren, J. Gallagher, J. Peterson, W. Knutson, J. Weber. ROW 3: M. Schendel, P. Doherty, R. Chamberlain, O. Ahmdt, F. Paul, J. Jergen- son, G. Mitteness, C. Johnson, T. Gallagher. ROW 4: M. Rolfzen, B. Svea, D. Fngleson, A. Rice, J. Dahl, J. Gutzman, J. Hoiland, M. Butala, R. Hanson. ROW 5: T. O'Malley, R. Gallagher, S. Lee, T. Regan, R. Rasmussen, B. Kufrin, T. Tucker, T. Edman, R. Mikkel- son. Benson 27 New London 0 Benson 20 Montevideo 7 Benson 26 Litchfield 18 Benson 7 Appleton 0 Benson 7 Sauk Centre 20 Benson 0 Willmar 13 Benson 12 Morris 13 Benson 13 Alexandria 13 Benson 27 Glenwood 0 The 1967 football season was highlighted by the fine team play, hard work and determination dis- played by the ball club. The scores of the ball games indicate that the record could have easily been other than five wins, three losses and one tie. Dick Gallagher, Jerry Dahl and Bob Mikkelson were selected to the All Conference team. Both Dahl and Mikkelson were named to the All Area team as well as being elected co-captains of the 1967 football team. In addition, Jerry Dahl was selected to the WCCO All State Team. “y r Squad BOTTOM ROW: G. Sylvester, A. Forbord, C. Dahl, K. Jacobson, R. Gunderson, J. Krohn, D. Jaeger, K. Loen, R. Stubbs, C. Buckner. ROW 2: Mr. Kolbe, D. Albright, M. Johnson, B. Mauch, P. Weber, J. Wigfield, T. Edman, R. Ness, D. Reiman, P. Regan, S. Larson, P. Wambach, Mr. Jerdec. Cross Country BOTTOM ROW: J. Buyck, K. Bogie, D. Bouta, R. Boutain. MIDDLE: L. Benoit, P. Tatge, J. Boutain. TOP: D. Oit. Coach, Mr. J. Thompson. Seventh Grade BOTTOM ROW: C. Lorenz, R. Tatge, G. Krupke, D. Cook, R. Anfinson, K. Laurant, M. Ellingson, C. Holmquist, A. Brown. ROW 2: B. Alsaker, D. Oglesby, J. Smith, G. Gunderson, K. Jaeger, J. Birch, J. Weckworth, M. Connelly, J. Fahl, T. Klyve. ROW 3: T. Andcrson-Manager. M. Pederson, T. Dingwall, D. Johnson, J. Collins, R. Rice, J. Johnson, R. Grothe, K. Johnson, P. Minor, Mr. Thompson, R. Claussen-Manager. Eighth Grade BOTTOM ROW: R. Carlson, S. Loen, G. Hoffman, J. Erickson, J. Anfinson, B. Per- rizo, R. Anfinson, B. Omeichen, J. Ranney, R. Cook. ROW 2: B. Amundson, P. Danielson, J. Sandmeyer, D. Ahmdt, K. Burmeister, A. Lundebrek, J. Schloendorf, G. Hilleren, D. Christenson, J. Carruth, C. Butala, Mr. Bierbaum, R. Torguson. Ninth Grade BOTTOM ROW: D. Ellingson, C. Johnson, K. Rctrum, M. Lageson, K. Sorenson, T Orr, D. Iverson, T. Overlander, C. Twitchell. ROW 2: R. Reimen, R. Nelson, B. McDaniel, D. Albani, S. Claussen, R. Doyle, B. Reagan, K. McGeary, M. Ferry, M. Schreck. ROW 3: Mr. Eckhoff, B. Janke, J. Brott, K. Spates, K. Schendel, B. Cleland, D. Pederson, R. Minor, M. Hawley, R. Hoiland, L. Hagen, D. Rcnsink, K. Johnson, K. Johnson, B. Laurant-Manager, Mr. Baker. 39 uijmij Assistant Coach; Mr. Eckhoff, Manager; W. Knutson, J. Peterson, R. Mikkelson, A. Rice, C. Johnson, M. Butala, B. Svea, M. Rolfzen, J. Knutson, R. Petrick, W. Glembin, R. Gunderson, Head Coach; Mr. Jerdee. Six returning lettermen gave the Benson Braves a nucleus with which to build their 1967-68 basketball team. Featur- ing a team with good size, the Braves are in hopes of a strong finish in both conference and tournament play. Jerry Jerdee “A” Squad 40 BOTTOM ROW: Coach-Mr. Eckhoff, K. Loen, C. Buckner, K. Jacobson, R. Stubbs, G. Sylvester. ROW 2: S. Amundson, D. Albright, B. Force, D. Johnson, R. Gunderson, T. Edman. 41 7th Grade BOTTOM ROW: J. Aslak- son, C. Holmquist, G. Weckworth, G. Krupke, B. Cook, R. Anfinson, R. Schaaf. ROW 2: K. Knutson, J. Schmidt, P. Twitchell, J. Birch, R. Tatge, D. Bjerk, M. Madden. ROW 3: R. Lamp pa, P. Minor, J. Johnson, R. Rice, M. Landgrebe, M. Peterson, S. Kascht. BOTTOM ROW: D. Albani, J. Gallagher, P. Tatge, M. Manley, M. Hawley. ROW 2: Mr. Hess, E. Lagred, C. Johnson, D. Smaagard, J. Buyck, W. O'Leary, B. Chamberlain, Mr. Kolbe. TOP ROW: J. Gutzman, R. Peterson, D. Engleson, D. Gallagher, O. Ahrndt. Wrestling “A Squad The 1967-68 battling Braves were a much improved team; first in number of young men turning out and second in skill and ability. We started the season with 12 lettermen and a good strong group of newcomers. The conference race was very close in a well balanced wrestling conference--every team being a definate threat. The Braves became contenders for the West-Central Conference title early in the season and remained so all the way. Jerry Hess 44 Squad BOTTOM ROW: P. Ander- son, P. Wambach, J. Boutain, B. La urant, D. Iverson, J. Schmidt. ROW 2: T. Gallagher, W. Mo- line, G. Mitteness, C. Twitchell, D. Jaeger, M. Lageson, K. Aldrich. TOP ROW: S. Larson, manager, D. Minor, J. Hoiland, J. Wigfield, A. Forbord, W. Ahrndt, D. Tatge, C. Fennell. IJunior High BOTTOM ROW: D. Col- lins, B. Hanson, K. Laurant, K. Lorenz, A. Brown, M. Ellingson, W. Fragodt, M. Lagred. ROW 2: K. Johnson, D. Ahrndt, J. Boutain, J. Schmidt, B. Laurant, M. Lageson, J. Fahl, R. Miller, E. Lagred. ROW 3: K. Schendel, R. Nel- son, W. Grothe, D. Iverson, G. Norby, N. Olson, J. Sandmeyer, Mr. Hamann. ROW 4: C. Twitchell, K. Spates, D. Ellingson, P. Ander- son, P. Peterson, G. Erickson, D. Hughes, M. Schreck. TOP OF LADDER: Becky Ellingson, Captain. DOWN LADDER: Cynthia Breen, Colleen Hawley, Kathy Miller. CENTER: Lilia Forbord. RIGHT: Linda Forbord, Alternate. Cindy Neuhaus, Alternate. Donna Benson, Captain, Kathy Offcrdahl, Sue Rutledge. junior High “A” Squad Beth Boutain, Kay Orr. “ft” Squad Cheerleaders Wrestling Faye Becker, Deb Larson, Captain, Diane Jaeger. KNEELING: Sheila Loen, Alternate. SCHOOL BOARD SEATED: Mr. R. Chevalier, Mrs. S. Olson Mr. V. Eck- hoff, STANDING: Mr. C. Gil- bertson, Mr. L. Blood, Mr. G. Fahl, Mr. V. Pa hi. COUNSELORS - Mr. Lamppa, Mr. Halvorson NURSE - Mrs. Steen “8duc at ion itas as its Mr. Dedrickson-Modern Math 8, Modem Algebra 9, Advanced Al- gebra. Mrs. Mikkelson-Algebra 9. Miss Johnson-Math 7. Miss Mayer- Math 8. Mr. Quame-Biology. Mr. Orr- Advanced Biology, Biology. object the formation Mr. Brock - me ye r -World History. Mr. Buckingham - Social Studies 12. Mr. Long- U.S. His- tory, Eco- nomics. character” --Herbert Spencer Mr. Force-Phy. Ed. 7-9. Mr. Grage-Health, Phy. Ed. Mr. Hess-Phy. Ed. 9. Mrs. Grage - Phy. Ed. 9, 10, Health 10. Mrs. Ackerson-Phy. Ed. 7-9. Mr. Wheeler-Ind. Arts 7-9. Mr. Thompson-Ind. Arts 9, Senior High Metals Mr. Skala-Ind. Arts IV, V, VI. Mrs. Wheeler-Home Ec. 7,8. Mrs. Kapphahn-Home Ec. 7, 9 Miss Nelson-Home Ec. IV, V, Boy's Home Ec. Mr. Prail-Driver Education Mrs Mellett-English 12. Miss Clark-English 10. Mr. Flanders- English 11, 12. Mr. Larson-English 11. Mr. Fennie-Senior High Band. Mr. Landgrebe-Choir. Mr. Peter- son-Music 7, Junior High Band. Mr. Jerde-Plane Geometry, Plane Solid Geometry, Senior Math. Mr. Lilleberg-Modem Algebra Trigonometry, Set Theory G Logic, Plane Geometry. 52 ' Not only is there an art in knowing a thing, but also a certain art in teaching it. ” —Cicero Mr. Gilles-Advanced General Science 11, 12, Audio Visual. Miss Bentz-English 9. Mrs. Holmquist-English 8, 9. Mr. Baker-English 8, Dev. Reading 8. Miss Mangan-English 7. Miss Whitman-English 7, 8, Dev. Reading 7. Mr. Kittelson-Speech, English 10. 53 Mrs. Eckhoff-Junior High Librarian. Miss Johnson- Senior High Librarian. Mr. Taylor-Art. Mr. Hamann-Chemistry, Physics. Mr. Jax-Spanish II, World History, Social Studies 12. Mr. Kozitza-Spanish I, II, III. Mr. Beirbaum-Science 7, 9, Math 9. Mr. Rist-General Science 9. Mr. Kapphahn-General Science 7, 8. Mr. Olson-Typing, Advanced Typing, Stenography I, II. Mr. Orvik-Bookkeeping, Personal Typing, Business Machines, Com- mercial Law. Mr. Kolbe-Social Studies 8, 9. Mr. Thompson-Social Studies 9, 12. Mr. Eckhoff-Social Studies 7. Mr. Lokken-Social Studies 8. Mrs. Benson-Dev. Reading English. Mrs. Rolph-Dev. Reading English, Special Educa- tion. Mrs. Rist-Special Education Mrs. Fennie -Special Education. Mrs. Long-Dev Read- ing G English, Special Education. CUSTODIANS-Mr. Johnson, Mr. Gandrud, Mr. Olson, Mr. Wahl, Mr. Hanson. BUS DRIVERS-Mr. R. Grothe, Mr. R. Bangsund, Mr. M. Abner, Mr. C. Ahrndt, Mr. A. Robins, Mr. J. Johnson, Mr. W. Boone, Mr. R. Puchalski, Mr. C. Lee, Mr. W. Anderson, Mr. M. Swanson, Mr. A. Kruschke, Mr. J. Sandstrom, Mr. J. Iverson, Mr. H. Pederson, Mr. K. Johnson, Mr. R. Gustafson. COOKS-Mrs. Sandmeyer, Mrs. Lindgren, Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. Grothe, Mrs. Landmark. Unified Drive Goof Off! Chiz! !! J. Peterson, R. Hanson, S. Lee, T. Larson, G. Johannessen. Kadiorama During the month of November 1967, plans were made to begin broadcasting a high school program of news, sports and special interest features. After receiving an au- thorization from the Student Council, a radio committee produced the first pro- gram which was aired on KBMO Radio December 16, 1967 at 1:20 P.M. Because of Radiorama's success, it is the wish of the 1967-68 radio committee that Radiorama will again be instituted during the 1968-69 school year. Homeward bound. BOTTOM ROW: R. Christenson, R. Evenson, K. Jaeger, J. Collins, M. Hoffman, T. Chamberlain, M. Ca- meron, J. Grussing, M. Hughes, T. Grussing. ROW 2: R. Anfinson, J. Birch, R. Claussen, J. Fahl, A. Brown, M. Ellingson, B. Johnson, R. Benson, G Dineen, T. Byrne. ROW 3: B. Alsaker, K. Johnson, J. Johnson, T. Dingwall, J. Hanson, R. Christenson, D. Bjerk, D. Cook. ROW 4: H. Bridgeland, C. Holmquist, B. Hanson, W. Fragodt, D. Johnson, J. Aslakson, T. Klyve, R. Grothe, G. Gunderson, D. Anderson, T. Anderson. ROW 5: B. Grothe, E. Edman, M. Estenson, C. Johnson, M. Bach, F. Dolan, S. Floan, B. Fjordbak, J. Fredrick, J. Hanson. ROW 6: K. Fennie, A. Comer, B. Hoffman, D. Hendrickson, S. Judson. D. Dainsberg, J. Denzer, P. Doan, D. Abner, S. Johnson. ROW 7: B. Klang, J. Bakalyar, G. Hylland, D. Anderson, J. Birch, L. Candrud, J. Hcidebrink. J. Goldenstein, R. Ahrndt, N. Flolo. ROW8:S. Kascht, R. Holm, D. Heike, M. Hilleren, S. Jensen, C. Anderson, M. Boutain, D. Engelson, J. Carlson, J. Holmquist, D. Amundson. Seventh Grade BOTTOM ROW: D Oglesby, S. Martinson, S. Thomas, G. Vergin, R. Landgrebe. ROW 2: G. Krupke, G. Weckwerth, M. Lagred, R. Lagred, R. Lamppa, J. Schafer, M. Madden, A. Saunders, T. Wente, D. Tolif- son. ROW 3: K. Knutson, P. Minor, R Simonson, R Lansverk, R. Schaaf. ROW 4: K. Ruess, L. Suter, V. Payne, R Maanum, R Tatge, B. Krattenmaker, D. Rasmussen, J. Lamuel, M. McGeary, D. Matthews. ROW 5: A O'Leary, M. Weber, C. Simmonds, D. Miller, S. Monson, S. Lund, K. Olson, A. Lundebrek, C. Wester, S. Mills, V. Maras, A. Smith, R. Tatge, K. Lorenz, G. Norby, J. Schnitzler, D. Olson, J. Nylen, J Saunders, T. Moline, J. Schmidt. ROW 5: M. McCarty, P. Stadum, K. Offerdahl, T. Stotesbery, L. Skurat, S. Vollan, J. Wrobleski, D. Larsen, B. Rasmussen ROW 6: J. Smith, R Weber, K. Laurant, T. Muehlbauer, V. Puchalski, C Wigfield, J. Mikkelson, D. Loy, B. Peterson, B. Lang, P. Larson. ROW 7: M. Peterson, D. Long, T. Swanson, P. Peterson, G. Koenen, R Rice. “Natural abilities are like natural plants, that need pruning by study. --Francis Bacon 63 BOTTOM ROW: M. Jorgenson, K Burmeister, J. Anfinson, K. Butala, D. Ahmdt, D. Hively, K. Gades, W. Gulke, G. Hoffman, D. Cameron, R. Cook, J. Cramlet. ROW 2: R. Hoffman, D. Klyve, D. Johannessen, C. Gilbertson, R. Brandt, M. Curley, J. Carruth. ROW 3: R. Brandt, R. Bums, S. Klucas, P. Danielson, B. Amundson, J Boutain, G Erickson, D. Forbord, R. Erenberg, G. Hirmer. ROW 4: L Jergenson, A. Holzhei- mer, D. Kascht, R Anfinson, D. Erdman, R. Carlson, J. Carlson. ROW 5: T. Gallagher, K. Breen, N. Amundson, P. Janke, D. Clark, D. Halvorson, G. Hilleren, R. Hendrickson, D. Christenson. ROW 6: P. Cro- nen, R Fragodt, R. Holmes, L. Hilleren, J. Grothe, J. Ellingson, S. Hanson, S. Holmquist, S. Dahlen. ROW 7: R. Knutson, J. Fjordbak, K. Kiefert, C. Chevalier, A. Ascheman, K. Kent, J. Hagen, R. Jacobson, S. Chamberlain. ROW 8: P. Klang, R. Femholz, P. Friese, R. Holmquist, K. Heideman, L. Fre- dine, L. Jacobson, D Danielson, S. Helgeson. ROW 9: P. Jeitz, R. Holfman, J. Jenson, L. Ferry, M. Diede- rich, L Blahosky, S Boutain, S. Bogie. “What is a driend? J will tell you. Eighth Grade Jt is a person with whom you dare to be yourself. ” —Frank Crane 64 BOTTOM ROW: R. Torgusen, D. Rustad, K. Skarsten, R. Skare, J. Schirmer, K. Wrobleski, E. Lucking, S. Mikkelson, W. Perrizo, G. Mills, L. Skarsten, V. Thompson. ROW 2: B. Schnitzler, M Rittenaur, R Miller, B. Landmark, E. Lagred, G. Thompson, R. Miller, R. Skare, D. Thole, L. Pederson, D. Sather. ROW 3: R. Philbrick, ]. Schloendorf, C. Raasch, S. Olson, J. Ranney, A. Lundebrek, B. Oemichen, R. Smith, G. Walsh, D. Selix, J. Sandmeyer, S. Loen. ROW 4: J. Wilson, C. Loen, K. Kopp, F. Mitteness, J. Svea, D. Oglesby, R Monson, C. Langford, B. Olson, W. Larson, J. Ninneman, N. Olson, S. Osterbauer. ROW 5: J. Lee, J. Sanders, J. Sanders, C. Sylvester, M. Stiel, K. McCarty, C. Sucher, B. Stubbs, D. Randt, B McGee, J. Lange, J. Tostenson, S. Monson, B. Smith. TOP ROW: D. Simmonds, R. Svor, S. Wreber, C. Peterson, G. Vergin, C. Tjosaas, D. Sulier, C. Philbrick, T. Mitteness, A. Neuhaus, B. Ness, L. Saulsbury, B. Peterson, S. Noding, J. Peterson, K. Ruess. 65 BOTTOM ROW: F. Hettver, S. Bisgaard, A. Gandrud, R. Doyle, D. Anderson, D. Albani, P. Byrne, G. Col- lins, B. Cleland, C. Bergstrom. ROW 2: B. Grothe, J. Grussing, E. Hively, M. Langford, B. Fjorbak, J. Hyl- land, B. Hoiland, A. Holzheimer, L. Hagen, L. Hively. ROW 3: R. Goggin, R. Amundson, T. Berens, P. Anderson, J. Diederich, D. Ellingson, K. Espeseth. R. Anderson, L. Bums, L. Atchison. ROW 4: D. Collins, R. Haugen, G. Ascheman, K. Flaten, D. Hughes, C. Johnson, M. Hawley, J. Brott, D. Johnson, S. Femholz, R. Corle. ROW 5: C. Gades, C Hanson, S. Claussen, M. Ferry, K. Johnson, K. Johnson, B. Janke, P. An- derson, J. Bumip, D. Iverson. ROW 6: M. Cronen, S. Aaberg, M, Ellingson, D. Benson, V. Gunderson, D. Gronholz, J. Hylland, L. Bakalyar, L. Erdman, B. Burmeister. ROW 7: A. Grussing, P. Howard, D. Christen- son, M. Eichner, D. Hanson, W. Amundson, B. Fredine, D. Danielson, E. Jorgenson, J. Crandall, L Byme, E. Doherty. ROW 8: R. Coulson, L. Gilbertson, B. Connelly, C. Heike, B. Albani, N. Anderson, P. Johnson, M. Holm, S. Christenson, G. Buckingham, J. Holmes. ROW 10: C. Hallaway, R. Collins, S. Abner, L. Johnson, J. Aldrich, L. Burbank, P. Mazurek, V. Grothe, J. Diederich, J. Gallagher. BOTTOM ROW: ]. Tostenson, D. Maanum, M. Lanford, J. Lonneman, T. Orr, T. Swanson, J. Sctoiitzler, W O'Leary, K. Kerkeide, B. Laurant. ROW 2: R. Nelson, K. Schendel, T. Overlander, D Luschen, J- Smith, R. Reiman, B Regan, J. Weber, J. Weber, B. Peterson. ROW B: M. Wrobleski, T. ScMeiiter, J. Stiel,, S. Mattheisen, D. Vergin, S. Larson, K. Retrum, K. Spates, R. Minor, M. Schreck. ROW 4: R. PI a tow, M. Molden, M. Quigley, B. McDaniel, D. Odden, D. Rasmussen, J. Syverson, B. Klyve, K. Larson, C Twit- chell. ROW 5: L. Maanum, K. Sorenson, J. Schmidt, J. McGeary, J. McGeary, ]. Schwendemann, D. Smith, K. McGeary, D. Vergin. ROW 6: D. Lansverk, D. Wall, M. Kill, J. Stroebel, K. Staton, P. Olson, p Le ’ A. Lucking, C. Koenen. ROW 7: S. Rutledge, R. Simonson, L. Naig, D. Martin, J. Larson, S. Skarsten, K. Offerdahl, C. Neuhaus, J. Norby, K. Smith. ROW 8: J. Scheffler, J. Welker, D O'Malley M. Smith, S Kopp, V. Wollschlager, V. Wollschlager, J. Schwartz, E. Nelson, G. Smith, C. Reuss, L. Syverson. ROW 9. L. Wrobleski, M. Tatge, J. Stiel, J. Larson, D. Rensink, D. Peterson, S. Monson. BOTTOM ROW: B. Alsaker, B Bridgland, R. Hanson, D. Albright, R. Gunderson, C. Johnson, S. Amundson, J. Christenson. ROW 2: M Johnson, S. Kent, K. Jacobson, B. Dokkebakken, R. Fragodt, J. Anderson, S. Bouta. B. Ellingson, J. Kavanaugh, B. Forbord. ROW 3: B. Force, B. Gove, T. Estenson, A. Forbord, D. Jae- ger, D. Benson, K. Jacobson, L. Anderson, C. Dahl, D. Hanson, D. Bums. ROW 4: G. Martinson, C. Buck- ner, G. Forbord, T. Edman, K. Gades, E. Goulet, D. Cook, R. Doyle, A. Kent, R. Grothe. ROW 5: B. Gibbs, L. Hanson, B. Boutain, L. Johnson, C. Da 111, L. Jaeger, C Bahl, K. Breen, J. Hilleren. ROW 6: A. Cameron, C. Hanson, J. Hively, S. Erdman, C. Hilleren, R. Broin, D. Anderson, C. Chevalier, P. Chamber- lain, C. Anderson. ROW 7: C. Fennell, V. Leitz, C. Bisgaard, A. Erdman, P. Kellen, M. Comeliusen, J Hood, J. Bakalyar, P. Hanson, S. Erickson, B. Harstad, J. Gunderson. ROW 8: D. Johnson, S. Johnson. D Hoverson, C. Diederich, B. Dokken, M. Fragodt, J. Gandrud, N. Hanson, E. Curley, D. Danielson. Sophomores '' Zhe more we study the more we discover our ignorance. ’ ’ --Shelley 68 BOTTOM ROW: D. Smaagard, G. Svingen, S. Larson, K. Tollifson, B. Vogt, R Nelson, L. Williams, L. Ost- by, P. Regan, R. Landgrebe, J. Moline ROW 2: S. Olson, R. Wayne, B. Mauch, D. Lang, K. Sorenson, D. Kriese, G Wall, P. Weber, S. Lonneman, C. Mattheisen. ROW 3: M. Meyer, G. Sylvester, P. Wambach, B Lang, R. Ness, R. Lye, T. Muelbauer, D. Syverson, J. Klucas, D. Reiman, K. Loen. ROW 4: B. Stone, B. Stubbs, J. Lorenz, M. Stieren, R. Sulier, C. Troseth, M. Wente, J. Wigfield, G. Noor, M. Olson, M. Lee. ROW 5: K. Orr, L. Johnson, C. Da 111, S. Johnson, D. Holverson, L. Smith, L. Jaeger. M. Miller, V. Lcitz, K. Breen, J. Hilleren, J. Thompson, N. Platow, P. Pahl, A. Smith, M. McGeary. ROW 6: R Stotes- bury, J. Miller, S. Sather, L. Kolstad, J. Lindgren, J. Weber, F. Olson, M. Osterbauer, P. Larson, J. Muel- bauer, D. Klucas. ROW 7: B. Larson, B. Quinn, A. Peterson, C. Kopp, S. Nelson, D. Loy, M. Thompson, M. Rhode, J. Peterson, M. Quay, S. Sylte, B. Wolschlager, C. Mittness, C. Oglesby. BOTTOM ROW: J. Wrobleski, J. Staton. R. Thompson, R. Sandberg, R. Lindgren, R. Marquardt, G. Mitte- ness, W. Knutson, C Johnson, B. Svea. ROW2.J. Vetter, A. Sylte, T. Smith, J. Hanson, D. Dainsberg, W. Moline, E. Lagred, T. Coy, J. Holmquist, T. Fritz. ROW 3: M. Klang, L. Ness, G. Tjosaas, J. Peterson, G. Sandberg, B. Sanders, M. Rolfzen, T. Quay, R. Landgrebe, J. Jorgenson. ROW 4: E. Molden, M. Schen- del, K. Larson, L. Payne, J. Wagner, M. Tjosaas, M. Olson, M. Miller, G. Nissen, J. Quigley. ROW 5: J. Peterson, M. Sucher, D. Pillatzki, T. McCeary, P. Tatge, D. Orr, L. Offerdahl, W. Razink, T. Mooberry. ROW 6: L. Schwendeman, K. Mattheison, J. Jenson, S. Loen, F. Becker, V. Bjerk, L. Forbord, L. Forbord, S. Anfinson, N. Darling, M. Anderson. ROW 7: S. Reuss, C. Molin, M. Olson, M. Tostenson, E. Burbank. D. Tatge, P. Ness, D. Neuhaus, M. Ellingson, L. Fjordbak, L. Foster. ROW 8: A. Strand, T. Simmonds, N. Olson, J. Svingen, J. Schmidt. J. Mills, R. Ollendick, C. Rooney, P. Larson, L. Peterson. ROW 9: S. Svin- gen, G. Wester, V. Johnson, B. Wrobleski, L. Suter, B. Smith, V. Smith, D. McGee, D. Torguson, C. Over- lander. ROW 10: A. Gallagher, J. Svingen, R. Peterson, K. Richardson, M. Thole, B. Schirmer, M. Steil, N. Tucker, A. Rupp, B. Johnson. ‘Juniors 5 70 BOTTOM ROW: D. Erenberg, J. Boutain, D. Forbord, T. Goff, R Grussing, D. Brouwer, D. Gades, G. Jer- gensen, T. Benham. ROW 2:D. Bouta, J. Hoiland, J. Gallagher, W. Glembin, B. Collins, G. Bervig, D. Hanson, L. Grussing, T. Gallagher. ROW 3: M. Anderson, D. Heike, W. Dokken, B. Beck, L. Bridgland. M. French, M. Benson. J. Jacobson, C. Gallagher, L. Hettver. ROW 4: C. Amundson, B. Amundson, D. Dieder- ich, B. Evenson, M. Fernholz, G. Ingvaldson, B. Boutain, R. Bums, K. Hyland, J. Amundson. ROW 5: G. Christenson, D. Brott, C. Forbord, R. Farmer, M. Dolan, K. Cronen, H. Ferry, H. Hawkinson, B. Ellingson, D. Christenson. ROW 6: A. Carlson, R. Goulet, P. Bouta, A. Collins, P. Fredine, P. Birch, G. Johannessen, L. Buckingham, C. Hawley, M. Flolo. ROW 7: S. Goldenstein, A. Anderson, J. Anderson, T Albani, T. Janke, J. Erickson, S. Hess, E. Hoiland. Colleen Rooney, Sec. , Jane Peterson, Pres. Mary Ann Flolo, Treas. , Gary Ingvaldson, V. Pres. Paul Anderson, V. Pres. , Kenny Retrum, Pres. , Donna Benson, Sec.-Treas. John Anfinson, Sec. -Treas. , Bill Perrizo, Pres. , Reed Anfinson, V. Pres. i Gordon Krupke, Pres., Susan Hudson, V. Pres., Judy Holmquist, Sec.-Treas. 72 Class Officers GARY ABNER ORIN AHRNDT JEANETTE ALBRIGHT 74 PHILIP BAHL DAVID BROTT MARLENE BROUWER MARILYN BURNS MICHAEL BUTALA ROBERT CHAMBERLAIN LINDA CARLSON DIANNE CHRISTENSON RICHARD CARRUTH JEAN BYRNE CYNTHIA CAMERON s STEVEN COLLINS JEFF CONNOLLY CHARLOTTE CORNELIUSEN DARREL DANNEN TIM DOLAN ANN DAHLEN BECKY ELLINGSON MARY COY LINDA DOYLE JERRY DAHL PATRICK DOHERTY MARGARET DIEDERICH CAROL ELLINGSON 7 f FRANCES FARMER PENNY ERICKSON ORONAH FORBORD DALE ENGLESON JERRY FENNELL RONALD ERICKSON BRIAN FOLSOM LINDA ERICKSON JAMES FENNELL DIANE FAHL RANDY FORBORD JACK GUTZMAN DAVID GOLDENSTEIN LAVONNE GOULET RONALD HAGEN RICHARD GALLAGHER t ANDREA HANSON RODNEY FRAGODT LORETTA GRIFFIN RONALD HANSON JEAN HEIDEBRINK CHUCK HILLEREN BARBARA HOFFMAN DENNIS HILLEREN RAY HOLMES KAREN HILLEREN KRIS HOLMQUIST MARY HOLMQUIST KAYE HOLZHEIMER CANDY JACOBSON DOUGLAS JACOBSON DIANNE JAEGER ANNE KENT JOHN KNUTSON WILLIAM KLUCAS MICHAEL KLANG JUDITH KRIESE BRUCE KENT MARY LOU KRATTENMAKER MERTIN KIRSCHBAUM LYNN KNUTSON JAMES KLASSEN ROBERT KRATTENMAKER STEPHEN LANG DEBORAH LARSON BRADLEY KUFRIN DAVID LANDCREBE EILEEN LARSON THOMAS LARSON I BARBARA LEE DOUGLAS LEE MARIE LEE DIANE LOEN 84 DONNA MATTHEWS DEBORAH MAUCH COLLEEN McGEARY COLLETTE McGEARY PATRICK McGEARY CHARLOTTE McGEE michael McLaughlin KATHLEEN MILLER DENNIS MINOR 85 GERALDINE NORDBY ROGER OVERLIE ALLAN OSTBY UNDA OGLESBY FREDRICK PAUL WILLIAM O'MALLEY ROBERT PEERBOOM STEVEN OLSON LOUIS PAHL THOMAS O'MALLEY PATRICIA PEDERSON TIMOTHY REGAN 4 O , • •• LORRAINE RAASCH RICHARD RASMUSSEN PRISCILLA PILLATZKI SUE RETRUM 1 JANET SANDBERG REBECCA SIMONSON ALAN RICE JULIE ROGGEMAN JUDITH SCHAFER MICHAEL SCHEFFLER DORIS SCHLOENDORF JUDITH SCHNITZLER RONAE SCHRECK DALE SIMONSON BRENT STORHAUG JOHN SMITH BRENDA SVEA WARREN SVOR THOMAS SWANSON DON TATGE TERRY THOLE KAREN THOMPSON SHARON TATGE THOMAS TUCKER THOMAS TWITCHELL NOT PICTURED: ROBIN ERENBERC ROBERT KLUCAS TIMOTHY REARDON MICHAEL JEITZ Senior Class Officers President-Tim Regan Vice President-Randy Petrick Secretary-Gary Johannessen Trcasurer-Oronah Forbord BREEN'S PHARMACY Your Prescription Drug Store Benson, Minnesota Case K AND N EQUIPMENT CO. Benson, Minnesota SWIFT CO-OP OIL COMPANY Gas----------Oil L. P. Gas, Bottles and Bulk Benson, Minnesota Phone 842-3081 LLOYD'S LOCKER PLANT Complete Processing and Sales FARMERS CO-OP ELEVATOR CO. Pay as you go You'll never owe 567-5611 Danvers, Minnesota F, H. PEDERSON D. D. S. Office 114 14th Street North 842-5221 ALBRIGHT-KEINTZ CHEVROLET Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Johnson Outboard Motors The Great Highway Benson, Minnesota 842-4861 Performers THANK YOU We wish to express our thanks for the support and cooperation given to us by the businessmen of Benson, Clontarf, DeGraff, Danvers, and Swift Falls. Because of their contributions, we have been able to increase the size of the Chippewa. BUSINESS STAFF OF THE CHIPPEWA ROBERT H. NELSON, MD SWIFT COUNTY MONITOR G NEWS RANDGAARD'S WM. F. SKAIFE, MD Your Hometown Newspapers CAFE Benson, Minnesota Quality job Printing Benson, Minnesota LORENZ MANUFACTURING CO. Benson, Minnesota 56215 Grinder Mixer with Self-Contained Hydraulic System . . . The Most Advanced COY BROTHERS Danvers 567-5542 Be Sociable Say Pepsi Please BENSON BOTTLING COMPANY Manufacturers of Pepsi Cola--Hires Root Beer--Orange Crush--Squirt and other Carbonated Beverages TED'S LOCKER Danvers 567-5755 «.pFH FRANKLIN 5-10 LEE'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Benson’s Newest Dept. Store ”Where People Shop With Confidence 201 13th St. S. FARMER'S UNION CO-OP ELEVATOR Grains, Feeds, Seeds 842-4361 Benson Minnesota SIMONSON MOTORS Oliver Sales £ Service Benson LUCKY SALES CO. Vending and Amusement Machines Serving West Central Minnesota at the drop of a coin Bob Lucking Benson, Minnesota STANDARD LUMBER CO. Phone 842-4241 Benson, Minnesota 842-6931 Benson, Minnesota MINNESOTA FARM BUREAU SERVICE Fertilizer-Feed-Seed £ Farm Supplies Plant 6-1 Mile West of Benson Highway 9 Loren Peterson - Benson Branch Manager Phone 842-6651 Benson, Minnesota NORTHWAY GROCERY 8 a. m. -9 p. m 7 days a week KELLY’S GULF Stati on-Store Gas-Oil-Merchandise 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 Diane Fahl uses the services Offered by the First State Bank ORVILLE TATGE Farm Accounting Real Estate Insurance Phone 842-6521 Home 843-2447 DR. WAYNE D. PETERSON BENSON VARIETY STORE The Store of Everyday Low Prices 1309 Pacific Avenue 842-3191 BENSON CUNIC Drs. Griffin G Wagner Benson, Minnesota AGRA LITE CO-OP Benson, Minnesota HOLIDAY STATION STORE Benson, Minnesota DEMARCE THEATRE Benson, Minnesota Compliments of PARIS BARBER SHOP Benson, Minnesota BEYER’S BODY SHOP Paul Beyer, Owner Glass for all makes of vehicles--Paint Jobs Expert Body Work STREED PLUMBING and HEATING 842-8311 Benson ANDERSON READY MIX North 13th Street 842-3831 Benson, Minnesota JOHNSON BODY SHOP Leonard--Jim Johnson Benson, Minnesota FRED J. HANSON Franklin Life Insurance Agency 842-5181 400 10th St. North KNUTSON ELECTRIC Electrical Contracting 842-5291 FORBORD FURNITURE G FUNERAL HOME 1403 Kansas Avenue 842-3311 CULLIGAN SOFT WATER Benson, Minnesota george j. McCarthy Lumber Company WIGFIELDS Compliments of FENNELL'S GROCERY Clontarf, Minnesota CHAMBERLAIN OIL COMPANY Clontarf SIMMONDS Supreme Feeds and Produce DeGraff, Minnesota 569-2501 Me NELLIS GROCERY DeGraff, Minnesota BERGEL OIL CO. Bulk Delivery G 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Kenny--Jerry Fragodt COMPTON’S MEN'S SHOP Benson, Minnesota DeGRAFF LUMBER CO. DeGraff, Minnesota ceorge j. McCarthy Lumber Company ARTHUR MOTEL Oscar G Karen Ness, Prop. Hwy. 12 East Benson, Minnesota 56215 TV Phones Central Heat QUINN'S Chrysler Plymouth International Harvester Co. 842-6601 HOWARD'S PRODUCE Grinding--Mixing Feeds--Seeds-- Fertilizers 842-3591 CLOVERLEAF SUPPER CLUB Benson Minnesota BENSON LIVESTOCK MARKET Roy Nelson and Sons, Owners 842-6801 BENSON MACHINE CO. MM-MF G Gehl Farm Implements Benson 842-4721 HECKER’S GARAGE and HARDWARE. Mayrath Augers and Elevators De Graff, Minnesota Phone 569-2141 BENSON PRODUCE CO. 1020 Pacific Ave. Benson, Minnesota Wholesale Dealers Eggs, Cream, Poultry, Bulb Milk. JOHNSON MOTEL G MOBIL PARK East Highway 12 Benton, Minnesota 56215 Phone 842-6591 JACOBSON G PETERSON John Deere Benson HAUGEN-JOHNSON IMPLEMENT CO. Benson, Minnesota Phone 842-7871 PEARSON BROS. Machine and Mfg. CLARK'S REXALL DRUG Benson, Minnesota Highest Quality- Lowest Possible Prices ATCHISON CAFE Open 24 Hours Home Cooked Meals Dorothy Atchison, Prop. 842-7311 MUNSON SEED CO. Benson, Minnesota Vem Munson Compliments of RONALD WILLIAMS KATHY'S BEAUTY SHOP 210 14th Street North Benson, Minnesota PETERSON BROS. DAIRY Oak Grove Dairy Products Home Deliveries Phone 842-7091 Compliments of BOB SWANSON Trucking and Fertilizer Service Dial 842-5041 Benson, Minnesota ODDEN'S JEWELRY Radio Arcade Benson, Minnesota KENNETH D. FEDA 1050 Nevada Avenue Benson, Minnesota Phone 843-2316 ZOSEL'S OUR OWN HDWE. Phone 842-7581 Our Own Hardware KENYON DRUG Complete Cosmetic and Hair Care Products 842-3171 Benson, Minnesota fames -Ik. A Cfac io lift! Benson, Minn. 562lo Dial 842-7401 Portraits Commercial and Weddings in Black and White, and Nat Congratulations 1968 Seniors We Are Pleased To Be A Part Of Your Fine Yearbook JAMES M. BJERK — WANDA BJERf MARDELLA MATTESON rv i Iff Tiral Color SIMONSON OIL CO. Reuben Simonson Benson, Minnesota ROONEY FORD SALES Benson, Minnesota First in service because we put service first J.C. PENNEY CO. Always First Quality Benson, Minnesota BENSON FLORAL CO. D G H TRUCK SERVICE Benson, Minnesota 842-7471 Daily Service to and From Twin Cities MATZ HOME FURNISHINGS 1323 Pacific Ave. 842-5211 MARDAIN'S Men's and Boy Wear Benson LORENZ MACHINE AND SUPPLY Auto Parts - - - - Engine Rebuilding, Crankshaft grinding - McCullock Outboards Wisconsin Engine Sales and Service 205 14th Street North 842-3941 Benson CHUCK LOGAN'S I.G.A STORE Call for Delivery 842-7221 COLLINS AND HANSON Used Cars Sales and Service Gulf Products Dodge Cars and Trucks 842-6371 Compliments of JO-JEAN FASHIONS COGGINS PURE OIL SERVICE Firestone Tires Schwinn Bicycles Bear Archery Equipment HAWLEY'S Complete Plumbing and Heating Service Benson HELEN'S A GW DRIVE IN Delicious A G W Root Beer THOMPSON'S Ladies' and Children's Fashions Benson, Minnesota 842-6431 Compliments of BOB CHEVALIER KBMO Yours for Good Listening KROHN Pontiac--Bui ck West Highway 12 Benson DIANE'S SWIRL G CURL Radio Arcade Bldg. 842-3661 Compliments of HOLMQUIST, HOLMQUIST G JOHNSON Attorneys 842-5391 Benson RAW'S CLEANERS Benson, Minnesota Phone 842-4661 HANSON MOTOR ELECTRIC Complete Electric Motor Rpr. 925 Pacific Avenue Benson, Minn. Phone 842-7321 EARL'S MOTEL One mile N. W. from stoplight Highway 9 Lge. Air-Conditioned Rms. PIONEER TELEPHONE COMPANY 207 13th St. N. DEAN-JONES SUPPLY INC. The more you buy, the more you save. 842-6351 Benson BENSON BAKERY AND CAFE We specialize in Wedding Cakes. Benson 843-2641 PETERSON FUNERAL HOME Benson, Minnesota C. Howard Peterson Thorp LOAN A TNR FT COMPANY BENSON CLEANERS Phone 842-8185 Benson, Minnesota James E. Hella Manager 1216 Atlantic Avenue Benson, Minnesota Phone 842-5771 ’’Congratulations Seniors” Compliments of W. A. SUND, D. D. S. 117 14th St South 842-7791 HASTINGS INS Agency Inc. Insurance is Our Only Business 842-3571 TYLER CORPORATION : V %v Benson, Minnesota XRMER'S EXCHANGE Custom Grinding [ixing, Bulk Delivery 842-6851 Benson BARTZ MOBIL SERVICE 414-14th St. No. Benson, Minnesota DR. DONALD L. PLACKNER Optometrist BENSON REFRIGERATION SERVICE Air Conditioning and Refri geration Sales and Service 843-3378 Benson, Minnesota LuVERNE KOLSTAD 566-2551 KEITH WELKER Hay G Straw Co. Benson, Minnesota 842-5021 BAUMCARTEN PRODUCE Cash Buyers of Eggs and Poultry BARDULSON ELECTRIC AND GIFT Donald Schaaf RCA Zenith Whirlpool Hot Point XCK'S BIKE G TRIKE John Carney like Rental G Repair 809 11th St. No. 843-3782 NELSON HDWE. 1210 Atlantic Avenue Benson 842-6801 MAUCH'S SUPER VALU The Savingest Store In Town Phone 842-5371 DAROLD'S RED OWL Benson's Friendly Food Store 842-7261 YROFAX GAS CORP. Complete Gas Service las Burning Appliances Benson, Minn. CLARA'S CUT G CURL 1305 Kansas Ave. Benson, Minn. BENSON LUMBER CO. Benson Phone 842-4351 BENSON MARKET CO. Grains, Feeds, and Seeds 842-7131 Benson, Minnesota LLOYD'S OIL CO. East Highway 12 Rod Bangsund, Mgr. STATE BANK OF DANVERS Connolly Insurance Agency Danvers, Minnesota BENSON CO-OP CREAMERY Benson Phone 842-7891 Telephone No. 567-5333 F.D.I.C. RNESON PAINT SHOP' Minting G Decorating Wallpaper Books and Benjamin Moore Paints Phone--843-2357 T. S. EBERLEY 211-11th St. No. Benson 842-3241 LOEN ELECTRIC Farm and Commercial Wiring 711 12th $t. No. Phone 842-6291 Compliments ,of THE ERIC KSON NURSING HOME Benson, Minnesota BENSON LANES Bowl for Recreation For Reservation Call: 842-6281 NORTH SIDE AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE and REPAIR Highway 29 North Benson, Minnesota RONNIE'S SHOES Your family shoe store Enjoy Life--Eat Out More Often We're not the biggest--but the best SANDY’S CAFE INC. Mary, Sandy, Jim Box 126 - 905 - 13th St. No. - Benson, Minn. 56215 Phone 612 842-0494 Manufacturers of Forage Boxes - Bunk Feeders - Spreaders First in Quality Fairest in Price Fastest in Service SWIFT COUNTY BANK Your Home-Owned Bank Oldest and Largest Bank in Swift County Complete -- Modern -- Dependable Banking Service Drive-In Teller Window Insurance Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Dial 842-0101 Benson, Minnesota DONATIONS Dr. James ALbani Paul L. Rolph, D. V. M. Benson Veterinary Clinic Bennett Bodger L M Cafe John's Gas Station Dr. Raymond Loy Dick's Cafe H. J. Offerdahl Dr. R. N. Sampson Bette Ann Bakery Dick Lundebrek’s Masonary Construction Coast-to-Coast Store Kelly's Radiator Shop Elmer Dalen Paul Moline Insurance Real Estate Romstad’s Shoes Sears Catalog Merchant Shamrock Cafe Swift Printing Stationers Hansens Altering and Repair Carlson Jewelry Irvin B. Anderson Swift County Welfare Sheriff Fred O’Malley Grossman Plumbing Heating Frances Perrizo, County Auditor Arthur C. Frieberg Earl H. Prall Modern Beauty Salon Benson Dairy Freeze McClure Conoco Service Clarence's Barber Shop Barnard, Hilleren Spates Harry Hughes, Hughe's Mobil THE BUSINESS STAFF SEATED: B. Svea, B. Lee, C. Rensink, L. Doyle. STANDING: D. Quigley, A. Dah- len, B. Krattenmaker, D. Larson, D. Fahl, M. Lundebrek, A. Kent. 102 103 Susan Retrum was presented the John Phillip Sousa Award by Mr. Fennie. Tom Larson received the Bausch-Lomb Honorary Science Award by Mr. Hamann. Mr. Brockmeyer was elected to the Minn- esota Football Coaches Hall of Fame. Oronah Forbord received the Good Citizenship Award from the Daughters of American Revolu- tion by Mr. Buckingham. Geraldine Nordby was presented the BEA Scholarship by Mr. Halvorson. David Landgrebe received the Arion Award from Mr. Landgrebe. We Kecognize .. . Valedictorian-Linda Mitt- Alan Rice was presented the Craig Johnson A- eness, Salutatori an-Judy ward by Mr. Rist. Schnitzler. FRONT ROW: C. Bergstrom, B. Nelson, S. Frentzel, J. Weber. BACK ROW: P. Tatge, J. Connolly, B. Svea, S. Lang, C. Sylvester, Mr. Thompson. baseball 4 Kccord FRONT ROW: M. Tjosaas, R. Lindgren, D. Peterson, R. Doyle, S. V ™e eT c Buckner W- Ahrndt, C. Wall. MIDDLE a°p ’k R Hanson M‘ Jeit2 D- Reiman, J. Holland, A. Forbord, B. Elhngson, J. Weber, J. Jorgenson. BACK ROW: D. Forbord, J. Knutson, J. Peterson, J. Cutzman, D. Gallagher, B. Kurfin, T. Tucker, C. Johnson. Jr. High relay team broke record at 47. 1 seconds. FRONT ROW: D. Ellingson, D. Rensink. MIDDLE ROW: L. Maanum, D. Albright, B. Janke. BACK ROW: D. Dainsberg, B. Force, R. Ness. 5 P O K Z s breakers Zrack L. to R. G. Ascheman, T. Swanson, K. Johnson, C. Twitchell. FRONT ROW: J. Buyck, G. Ascheman, B. Chamberlain, D. Tatge, K. Johnson, R. Wayne, B. Boutain, K. Jacobson. MIDDLE ROW: B. Regan, D. Albani, D. Erenberg, D. Bouta, B. Mikkelson, A. Rice, C. Twitchell, D. Odden, M. Hawley, L. Beniot, K. Johnson. BACK ROW: J. Boutain, D. Engleson, R. Petrick, M. Olson. BOTTOM ROW: B. Quinn, M. Comeliuson, B. Larson, L. Smith, A. Peterson. TOP ROW: T. Ed- man, D. Albright, P. Wambach, J. Weber, B. Mauch. Junior Class President, Schendel. Miss Jane Peterson, Escorted by Mr. Michael “Gone With The southern theme Gone With the Wind was very appropriate for the Ju- nior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The dec- orations which were composed of vari- ous pastels, the gaily decorated Gazebo, and the elegant powder room; all B. Dokkebakken, B. Boutain, L. Jaeger, J. Hilleren, L. Johnson, Zhe Wind helped to create a romantic atmosphere. The murals, waitresses, waiters, and the delicious meal of southern food truly depicted the grand life of the Old South. K. Orr, K. Breen, C. Kopp, R. Stotesbury. C. Buckner, C. Dahl, S. Nelson, D. Reiman, J. Moline, L. Anderson, R. Fragodt, K. Jacobson, M. R. Ness. Olson, B. Force. BACK ROW: D. Bergstrom, J. Boutain, D. Goldenstein, R. Hanson, G. Sandberg, S. Lee, G. Bervig, S. Anfinson, Advisor, Mr. Kittle- son. MIDDLE ROW: L. Forbord, M. Anderson, L. Forbord, S. Hess, L. Peterson, D. Loy, A. Kent, J. Peterson. FRONT ROW: L. Bur- bank, C. Hawley, B. Gibbs, S. Tatge, L. Schwendemann, L. Kol- stad, J. Jenson. Dedam District Winners: FRONT: J. Peterson, Extemp. Speaking; J. Boutain, Non-Original Oratory; D. Goldenstein, Discussion; G. Sandberg, Discussion; S. Anfinson, Extemp. Speaking. BACK: L. Burbank, Storytelling; S. Hess, Original Oratory; D. Bergstrom, Non-Original Oratory. Miss Yonkers Jr. High Music Director. Mrs. Edman Business Machines. Miss Blau, Phy. Ed. Harvey --Mary Chase Directed by Paul Kittleson CAST Myrtle Mae Simmons.............Linda Oglesby Veta Louise Simmons............Linda Carlson Elwood P. Dowd...........................Tom Larson Miss Johnson...............Rhonda Stotesbery Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet..........Linda Mittness Ruth Kelly, R.N.................Barb Gibbs Duane Wilson..................Ronald Hanson Lyman Sanderson, M.D.....................Joe Holmquist William R. Chumley, M.D. Richards Bergstrom Betty Chumley....................Diane Fahl Judge Omar Gaffney...............Tim Skaife |; ' ..... ' Graduation 196S Kathleen LonnSian received David Blood Memorial Scholarship from Supt. Blood. Commencement Speaker--Dr. Irvamae Applegate. In Review INTERNATIONAL events 1. British hippies claim that their aim is different from that of American hippies they don't want to drop out of society, but to stay in and change it 2. French President Charles DeGaulle stirred up a lot of controversy during 1967—here he explains why he feels Britain should not be a Common Market member. 3. Soldiers of the U.S. 4th Infantry Division rest atop Hill 1338 following a fierce battle with the North Viet- namese for the hill in the Dak To area. 4. Israeli soldiers fly their flag from a mosque in the Sinai desert captured by the Israelis during the short- lived Arab-lsraeli war in June of 1967. 5. Waving red-colored booklets of Mao's quotations, pro-communist Chinese swarm in front of the Govern or’s House during May demonstrations in Hong Kong. 6. Mrs. Svetlana Alliluyeva, daughter of the late So- viet dictator Joseph Stalin, was a bit surprised that her defection created so much stir in the U. S. 7. In June. Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin came to the United States to address the UN about the Arab- Israeli war and later talked with President Johnson. 8. An Army vehicle bears the casket of former West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer from Cologne Cathedral. April 25, following a Requiem Mass. 9. Suits came back into fashion during 1967. This one was designed by Lito Manalang for a young fashion house, the year old British Moderns of New York. 10. This wide angle view of the moon’s hidden side was taken on August 6, 1967 and transmitted back to the Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena. California. 11. Heavy monsoon rains turned most of South Viet- nam into a quagmire during the summer of 1967. Here. U.S. marines prepare to board a Chinook helicopter. 12. President Johnson, shown here in Vietnam, staunch- ly defended the nation’s participation in the Vietnam war despite widespread protests and demonstrations.