Blackduck High School - Quill Yearbook (Blackduck, MN)

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FOREWORD Some are looking back over twelve long years and breathing a sigh of relief. Others are looking ahead ex- citedly for new goals to attain. Never have students had such opp- ortunities to broaden their knowledge as the students of today. Never have there been greater challenges than lie before the graduating student. We, the 31aek Quill Staff of 1971, have chosen as our theme We've Got A Lot To Give . It is our great pri- ilege to be studying in a free coun- try where we are able to give of our- selves. Truly we have a lot to give . TABLE OF CONTENTS foreword, Contents, Acknowledgement Dedication Seniors Underclassmen Administration and Faculty Sports Music Honors Activities Senior Directory Advertising ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Black Quill Staff would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who contributed to the su- ccess of this year's annual. We would especially like to thank Mr. Cooper for taking our piotures, our advertisers. Miss Alsaker, the advisor, and the faoulty and stud- dents. 2

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THE CLASS OF 1971 PRESENTS We’ve Got A Lot To Give THE BLACK QUILL

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DEDICATION The Senior Class of 1971 is proud to dedicate their yearbook to Mr. Darrel Lillquist, who through his guidance and leadership, has strived to make us better students. Mr. Lillquist graduated from Be- midji High School and went to Bemidji State College. He did graduate work at Bemidji State and at the Universi- ty of Washington. He has taught at Blackduck for eight years. Mr. Lillquist teaches Chemistry, Physics, and Ninth Grade Science. He is also the Ushers Club Advisor, Junior Class Advisor, and Ticket Manager. Mr. and Mrs. Lillquist have two children» Mike and Brenda. Mrs. Lillquist, Mr. Lillquist Mike, Brenda 3