Blackduck High School - Quill Yearbook (Blackduck, MN)

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SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1: Brambrink, Week, Dufseth, Lossing, Gorden, Patch, Braun, Owen, Hentges, Smith, Bucher, Christensen, Reinard, Beier ROW 2: Falk, Gulseth, Magnuson, Clawson, Horton, Affield, Field, Gilsted, Niemeyer, Williams, G. Dexter, Shaw, Adams, Gross ROW 3: P. Molash, Perfecto, Lien, Newel, Hiaby, Newnham, Maish, Forthum, Howard, Hurlbert, Page, Dorr, Swanson, E. Molash ROW 4: Stomberg (Adv), Leonard, Pater, Baazard, R. Dexter, Murray, J. Tisland, Seitz, Berg, Grundmeir, Feriancek, J Hower, Johnson, Erickson, Kruger, Christionsen (Adv) ROW 5: Cauchon, Pricket, Miller, Moon, Mitton, Bradseth, Maish, Kruger, Jones, H Erickson, Oehlerking, P. Erickson

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EIGHTH GRADE ROW 1: T. Jacobson, Huewe, Cross, Tisland, L. Miller, Hufnagle, Dexter, Gregg, O'Brien, Adams, Reynolds, Dancker, Oehlerking, F, Horton, B, Kruger, P. Kruger, J. Schiefelbein ROW 2: Hentges, D. Anderson, Berg, Gilstad, Lossing, Koebemick, L. Lutgin, S. Strong, M, Fellows, Gladen, Voehl, Wild, Bradseth, Charlton, Theisen ROW 3: Dremmel (adv.), Schmid, P, Jacobson, Miles, Stienberg, Reynolds, Berner, K, Beighley, Joy, N. Anderson, Baazard, Carter, Critt ROW li: Simmons, Melstrom, Theilman, M. Fellows, Manthei, N. Horton, Swanson, L. Allen, M. Whiting, Clayton, 1. Hayes, S. Schiefelbein ROW 5: Johnson,(adv.), R. Miller, B. Thorbrogger, J. Cross, J. Costello, Erickson, Huffman, Palmer, Bngberg, Page, Vohs, Larson, Thomas, Mitchell, Lee ROW 6: K. Beighley, Wernberg, Scheldrup, Graham, R. Kruger, Maish, Spindler, McNiel ABSENT: B. Lutgin

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This page is dedicated to the teenagers of Blackduck High. In years to come we will want to look back to the fads and fashions of our high school years, this page will be our memory token of our teenage life. We all love music. It is not just a fad. but a part of our life. Not everyone has the same music interest ofcourse, but we all share that love for music and dance, whether it is rock'n roll, western, slow, or classical. The girls' wardrobes varied from pointed toe and squash heeled shoes, sheath dresses bulky sweaters, pleated skirts, and knee ticklers, to sweatshirts, tennis shoes, leotards, and three or four braclets on the wrist. The boys' wardrobes included bulky knit sweaters, fruitboats, and slacks. Moss green and gold were the most popular colors. Our favorite menu consisted of potato chips, chip dip, ham- burgers, pizza, french fries, and pepsi. pastimes were playing cards, out door sports, reading, and collecting stuffed animals.