Bloomington High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1956 volume:

VJB3 tfflU «■ « 11 '{%] « nan 33 mm aiana ______________ “ «P I? gf g Hf flj p «r . pr.'. APRIL 3, 1860-TOWN MEETING AT ft. fl. GtSSONS'lT'MPS GIBSON OBJECTED TO THE RACKET; ADJOURNED TO THE SCHOOLHOUSE ... ELIJAH RICH, TQy N CLERK. This aerial photo sHo s, today's schoolhoyse, not far removed from' the original site, nor far removed from original racket. OurfcJay to day goings on will be portrayed for you in the pages to come We think you'll like them. The 1956 editorial staff PAT QUAM SHARON HOLME DELENE MAURSETH DICK MAAS AND FOR THE CONTENTS . DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION OFFICE FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES SPORTS HOMECOMING PEOPLE, PLACES ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISING MRS. JOYCE MEREDITH Abl« administrative assistant . . . friendly neighbor . . . ardent gardener and efficient office worker . . . Mrs. Meredith for the past 21 years has been office secretary at Bloomington high school. She, more than anyone else, hat witnessed the growth of our school from a humble start to its present explosive rate of ex-pension. In view of this outstanding record, we dedicate this publication to Mrs. Meredith, who stands as an example of distinguished service to her community. MR. HUBERT G. OLSON MR. JAMES OSTROOT MR. P. ARTHUR HOBLIT Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Principal From our Superintendent. .. Yearbooks servo to record class activities and individual accomplishments of students. In the years to come the 195d Bear will become more and more valuable as a memento of your high school days. Preceding annuals have no doubt served as an inspiration to the members of the staff as they developed new ideas of recording their high school days. Tho diversity of material, tho excellent makeup and design, and the many fine features are all proof of this fact. Aftor a year of careful planning and intensive work, the members of the staff are to be congratulated on a fine finished product. From our Principal . .. Hearty congratulations to Mr. Hanson and the yearbook staff for this excellent record of the school year 1955-1956. long may we all cherish the memories tho contents of this book bring to mind. P. Arthur Hoblit Hubert G. Olson 4' MRS JOYCE MEREDITH Superintendent Office MRS DOROTHY JOHNSON Superintendent' Office MRS MABEl FOSS General Office MRS BETTY N ASST ROM Principal’ Office ytf M h yM DAY BY DAY... . From early each morning ... at 6:45 a m. to be precise, we found a helpful, capable staff of professional workers and teachers on hand to make our day easier, and more efficient . . . We'll miss this friendly group of instructors as we leave the front door of B.H.S. for our last bus ride this year. MRS HILDA ALDRICH Study Hall MR WIUIAM DANIELS Algebra. Football 9 Frethman Advi or Track MISS LAURA 8ARTHEIME Secretarial Office Practice. Typing, Shorthand MRS ANNA MAE DAWSON Couniolor MR. ROBERT BOEHME German, French. English. French Club. German Club. Junior Play, Senior Play MRS MARJORIE EKLUND English. Vocal Music. Chorus, Freshman Advisor MRS CONNIE BROWN Physical Education, Cheerleaders. Intramural Sports MISS JUDITH ERICKSON English MR EVERETT CHAPMAN World History. Speech MRS GERALDINE GITS librarian MR. ROBERT CHRISTIANSON American History. Sophomore Advisor, Debate MR JOSEPH HACKETT Art, English MR RAY HANSON Office. Journalism. Geometry, Visual Aids. Junior Advisor, Year book, Newspapor Advisor, Quill and Scroll Advisor MR GERAIO MOIOSKY Physical Education, Athletic Director, Football, Wrestling MR ERIAND JENSEN Social Problems, Assistant Football. Baseball MR. GERALD ORR Wood Shop, Metal Shop, Ticket Manager MRS. MARJORIE JERPBAK American History. English, Declamation. Sophomore Advisor MR CHARLES PETERSON Physics, Chemistry, Survey of Science MRS LEONA JOHNSON English, Honor Society MR. TONY RAUKER Science. Hockey, Football 9 MR DONALD IUNDMAN Mechanical Drawing MR DUANE RlPPEl Social Science, Basketball MR STEVEN ST. MARTIN Geometry, Higher Algebra Solid Geometry. Trigonometry, F.T.A . lunchroom, Chess Club MR. CAIMER STRANO World History, Wood Shop. Golf MISS MARGARET SETTERIUNO Algebra. Science MRS AMY TRAVIS Home Economic MR. ClIFFORD SEVERSON American History. Social Science MRS MARYADEIE VAUGHAN Clerical Office Practice. Typing. Bookkeeping MR. ROBERT SHANNON Rudiment of Mu� le. Concert Band, Pep Band MR. JOSEPH WHITE Biology, B Basketball. Tennl MRS JOYCE STEIN English MRS IRENE YUNG English � !• STORY FOR '56 YOU'LL LIKE IT.. Many folks have tried painting at one time or another . . . we, too, dabble in oils, tempera and crisp watercolor. On pages to follow we've tried to put our impressions of our brief school years down. We'd like you, our readers to gel an abridged picture of what happened to us, the class of '56, in good, old B.H.S. We liked its forcefulnoss ... its merrymaking ... its splendid corps of teachers and administrators . . . the smell of hot popcorn at game time ... the pastel-hued ranch pants on Fridays . . . and its formal affairs, too. And best of all. its friendliness to newcomers and pals. JANE ALDRICH RICHARD ALERV PATRICIA ALFORD NOEL ALLEN NORMAN ANDERSON SHIRLEY ANDERSON DON ATKINSON CHARLES BARNES NINA BARTICK • • M JUDITH BEMIS SHARRON BENSON ARLENE BERGLUND JAMES BIEKER JEAN BLOCHER CHERILL BORTH BARBARA BOXETH WILLIAM BRENNA MARLYS BROSTROM DOLORES BROWN BEVERLY BURKE BONNIE BUSCH HERBERT CARLSON THOMAS CASSIDY EVON CHAFFEE DENNIS CHARLAND EILEEN CLAUSEN THOMAS COLLINS RONALD CORWINE GEORGE CONSTANCE MARGARET CRANE BARBARA CRESSWELL JOHN CUMMINS GAIL DEHOOP ARDETH EDSTROM BEVERLY EGLAND DEANNA ELLINGSON JOHN FABER JOYCE FLETCHER DANIEL GABRIELSON PETER GILBERTSON ALICE HANSON GEORGE HANSON BARBARA HARDING BEVERLY HARDING DIANE HECKER GLENDA HECKMASTER JANET HEIN LARRY HILL KAREN HILLYER ROBERT HOLLENBACK SHARON HOLME JOHN HUCHTHAUSEN DERYL JENSEN DONNA JEWETT 6 - JUDY JEWETT GARY L. JOHNSON SHIRLEY KELLEY PATRICIA KEOUGH PAULINE KERR KAREN KLOSS SHIRLEY KOELLER PHYLLIS KRAMER BEVERLY KROOHN ROBERT KUNZ GERALD LADENDORF JOAN LINDER SHIRLEY LINEHAN CAROLE LORIMER MARTHA LUKACH RONALD LUND RICHARD MAAS RONALD MARTINSON GARFIELD MATSON MARGARET MAXSON SHIRLEY MAY joanne McDonald DARRYL MONIEA KATHLEEN MULLIN GRACE MYER DALE NELSON DENNIS NELSON JO ANN NELSON JOHN NORD AMELIA OGDIE ELDON OLSON DARLENE ORR CURTIS PAHL MARILYN PAHL DANIEL PARKER CLAUDIA PEARSON JOYCE PEDERSEN JEAN PETERSON ROBERT PITHA GEORGE POSAVAD JAMES PRATT JOANNE PRATT PATRICIA QUAM REONNE REED CAROLE RIESS NANCY ROBERTS BEVERLY RODGER AARON RONKEN HENNING ROSSEBO GARRY RUNNING TERRANCE SCHIINK ROLLAND SCHNACKY WESLEY SHARRATT ELIZABETH SMISEK NELLIE SMITH GARY STEWART CHARLES STOTT GERALD SUNDE JUDY STUTEVILLE ROBERT TONE MICHAEL TOMPKINS KAREN TURNER ROBERT VENESS KAREN VIEN JOHN WALLIN CHARLES WISHY JOANNE 2IRK MARVIN ZOCHERT ROBERT BRADEMANN ROLAND CURTIS RONALD DEVOLD SHARON FISHER BETTY FOLEY GERALD GJERDINGEN JERRY JONES CHARLES KNUTSON TOM KRUEGER ANNE-MARIE KUFNER ROGER LAUSENG LOWELL LEVINE GERALD OLSON DELENE MAURSETH WARREN MAYS FRANK MILLER DENNIS NIELSEN JEROME OWEN JAMES OTTOSON JAMES PAVLO PHILIP PETERSON GEORGE PHYLE MARILYN ROSENGREN GRACE SCHAUB ROGER SCHRAGE DONNA SENSTAD HELEN SONJU GERALD SWENSON ULRICH RICKENBACH JAMES GREMANIS HAROLD NOYES And here we � tert with a ipU� h into our yeer'nW'mtlei and frio jd . dauai,!tei, now fnendi nod old friend , the junior ... the tophoaiorr 7. ,1 frejhmeo, new to our tcfeool hi� year. AD told, toma 900 fel!« and 'g tollow through with our Jubi ... our iport, . . . 5ur lean and our laughter Our Junior claw ran us a close second in activity. Outnumbering us by at least thirty, they make an imposing group. Here they are, left to right and top to bottom: Ruth Abbott, James Adelmann. Donna Adelmonn, tarry Almsfead, James Anderson, Janice Anderson, Joannine Anderson, Joanne Anderson, Eugene Asp, Pat Adtkins, David Bailey, Jerry Baumgartner, Ruth Ann Baxter, Judy Belor, Joyce Bentley, Diane Bcntz, Gordon Bcrthiaume, Deanne B|Ornson, Carroll Boeder. Marilyn Boll, James Boiler, Tom Bond, Bill Bossart, Terry Buckley, Don Bun-gert, Dorothy 8ungert, Ken Burke, Shirley Cellan, Floyd Carlson, Jackie Carlson, Eugene Christensen, Sharon Christensen, Chester Clcmmer, Gordon Clough, Betty Connolly, Bill Connolly, Gary Crockett, Cosette Cross, Bernard Dahl, Sonia Darsow, Judith Dawson, Donna Do-loney. Wells Dopkins, Mike Dowell and lone Drangs-veit. As the year of 1955-56 ended we looked with awe at plans for tbo coming year with another 300 or so students to be squeezed into the building. An added 45 |uniors are pictured for you readers on this page. They are, left to right, top to bottom: Judy Drevdahl, larry Drovdahl, Robert Driste, Richard Duntley, Marlyce Edmunds. Barbara Ellingson. Dawn Ewaldt, Mary Faber, Tom Fagerwold, Doug Flint, Meredith Foss. Rosemary Fosscen, Russell French, Sandra Gabriel, Bruce Geister, Betty Goodrich, Connie Granger, Robert Grant, Gene Grazzinni, Pat Green, Judy Griggs, Charles Hahn, Wayne Haines, Donna Hardesty. Kenneth Hart. Dan Hector, Jim Hein. Wayne Heller, Sharon Hendrickson, Charles Hengel. lou Jean Hillyer, Arlen Holerud, Raymond Holme, Carolyn Holmes, Eddie Houghton, Mike Huffacher, Norma Hughes. Sandra Humphrey, Kay Hu-somo, Diane Huth, Barbara Jacobson, Jeanne Jennings, Gary Jensen, Larry Jensen and Marjorie Jensen. Junior turned out enmasse for nearly every function this year and already have made plans for their yearbook for next year. They predict that it will exceed this one in all respects. We, as seniors, are waiting with interest. Juniors listed from top to bottom on this page are: Richard Jensen, Karen Johnson, Linda Johnson. William Jones, Merriam Kager, Kay Kelley, Robert Ketterling, Joseph Kessler. Carolyn Koch, James Kosen-ski, Jerry Kuhr, Warren LaBor, Patricia LaMothe, Charles Lamp, Duane Langston, Doug Last, Violet Larson, Ralph Lauseng, Bob Lemke, George Lcro, Gail lockler, Gerald Lindgren, Roger Mattson, Harold Magnuson, Roger Madson, Ronald Marsh, Rosalind Martinson, Alan Max-son, Maxine Marsolek, Susan Maxson. Phyllis Mert . Dorothy McDonald, Tom McGuire, Mike McNally, Constance McNamara, John McWilliams, Marlene Morgan, Wayne Morse. Willis Munson, John Murphy, Mary Ann Nielson, Karen Nord, Donald Norrell, Dale Olson and Gordon Olson. And on this page end the picture of thi real cool da . Man they're jet for big thing in the future, left to right they are: Nancy Orr, Judy Oitroot, Eugene Oxborough. Jerome Owen, Ronald Palmer, Ted Parker, Wayne Parker, John Pavlo, Roger Pederion, Don Pelli-tier, Emelk) Pcllicci, Roger Pcnwell, Paul Peterson. Frances Perry, Kay Posch, Jame Rice, Dennis Riegert, Janet Rivard, Janice Rosette. Art Rybcrg, Daniel Sams, Sandra Sandberg. Rachel Schrage, Kenneth Severson, Claudette Shaffer, Stephen Shaughnossy, William Sic-vert, David Soine, Donald Stewart. John Thielen. Gary Thorud. Bob Townsend, Jack Trulsen. Jame Walsh, Shaton Whitbeck. Clarence Wilson, Paul Wolf. Beverly Yerkan, Kay Youmans, Denni Zittc-row, Dorothy St. John, George Lcro, Warren LaBar, and Janice Rosette. r Being king hot its advantages, especially Homecoming King. Just ask Gus Anderson who currently is being admired by, not ono, but three attentive Sophomores, S a r e 11 a Crenshaw, Judy Clark and Rochelle Anderson. Jumce Amundion, Doris An.undson, Hugo Anderson, Carl Anderson, Rochelle Anderson, Ronald Androff. Dick Atkinson, Elaine Baker, Jeff Barnet. Charles Barth. Nancy Beers. Judy Behrendt. Doug Besser, Fred Bie-secker, Gloria Bishcr. Curtis Blake, Dennis Boeser, Betty Borth, Donna Bove, Larry Bowman, Dennis Boxell, Gary Brant, Dennis 8rostrom, Gloria Brown. James Buckingham, Joan Buhman, Lyndon Carlson. Sandra Carlson, Donna Carpenter. Margaret Cederstrom. Miles Chaffee. Karen Christianson, Stanley Clarin, Rkherd Clough. Richard Constantine, Darla Corbett. Robert Corwino. Karen Cramer. Saretta Crenshaw, Sandra Cunningham. Mary Dahl, Richard Dahl, Shirley Dale, Ronald Datrymple. George Deegan. D ck Downey, J.m Duncan. Dick Edberg, Dick Eisele, Dennis Elm, Bruce Erkkson. Don Erickson, Carole Erland, Shirley Fletcher, Robert Ford. Robert Frankhauser. Judy Frodoll, David Furuli, Leroy Furuli, James Gabriclson. Rolland Giebo. Gary Gerstner, Gary Gissclmann. Judy Glad. Marilyn Glock, and Carol Glynn. Donald Gnerer, Janice Greer, lorene Guplil, Sharon Haase, Barbara Haeg, Norm Hagen, Icland Hahn, John Hallick. John Halvorson, Linda Hansen. laVeun Hanson. Carol Hecht, Jean Hegre, Virginia Hillyer, Myrna Hole-rod, George Holey. Jean Holmbeck, Richard Holmes, Jody Holsman, Roger Hobcr, Marie Hosome, Karen Jacobson, Charles Jacobson, James Ice, Carl Janke, Alvin Johnson, Gary Johnson, Robert Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Viola Johnson, Benedict Josten, Bernard Jos- ten, Henry Kargel, George Karsko, Betty Keoogh, Charles Klme, Jeanne Knydsen. David Koch, Carolyn Kroohn. Myro labo, Barbara LaBresh, Janet LaBresh, Romelle Lamont. David landberg, Floyd Larson, Raymond Larson, William Larson, Karon lehtirsen, Jody ler-Stad, David Leville, Robert lindstrom, Gary lindstrom, Dennis Linchan. Robert loberg, Gloria Long ley, Jo Ann Lowinske, Patricia Lorndehl. Joanne Lyons, Kenneith AAadore. Robert Moicrsky, Patricia Malone, Alan Math-wig. Thomas Matson, Dale Mattson, end Barbara Moy. M«lan« Midland. Gary Mert . Betty Miller, Bruce Milter, Jack Moen. Norman Mundahl. Bonnie Neil, Gail Nobbe lm, Robert Nord, Susan Norstad, Barbara Nyberg, Joyce Nygren, Kathy Olson, Pat Olson, Phyllis Olson, Russell Olson, Sally Olson, Zona Olson. David Ottoson, Gary Overmoe, Robert Parker, Vance Patenude, David Pearson, Joanell Pearson, Robert Pearson, Roberta Pearson, Nancy Peter, Allen Peterson, Marico Peterson, Sharon Peterson, Bonnie Phillips, Geraldine Phillips, John Pond, Joanne Ouist, James Reynolds, Wayne Reynolds, Jeanne Rivard. James Rodger, Carotene Ronnei, Judith Rosenlund. Claudia Roth, Darla Royle, Barbara Russ. John Salden, Rolland Saunders. Gretchen Schaefer, Larry Schenck, Elaine Schaanacky, AAary Senstad. Donald Seymore, Beverly Shaffer, Louise Shaub, James Smith, Ronald Sonju, Jane Southard, Raymond Stark, Richard Stebbins, Kay Stellmaker, Susan Stensrud, Lorraine Stepp. Kathleen Stewart, James Swelter, Rone Sundem, Judith Swan, Sally Swanson, James Thoma. Georgia Thomas, Gary Thompson, Gary Thorsen, David Thorsen, Pearl Torgersen, Charles Torgerson, Carol Tornell, Susan VanSickle, Glenn Veness, Betty Wahl, Harry Walker, Dennis Wilkie, Thomas Williams, Lois Wockenfuss, Carol Yohn, Nancy Ziorcr, loreno Zubcr, Barbara Belanger, Emery Balts, Jack Bohmbeck, Mike Gamble, Darlene Leidner, Carlton Miller, Rimell Olson, James Peterson, Grace Pic, Robert Poteet, Sandra Richards, John Robertson, Claudia Roth, Calvin Standish, Ray Stark, Oneita Warriner, and Ron Weller. ftttl looted with the 1956 yearbook lot tooil Iteshmon came when they looked over rolls of proofed pictures of their good-looking classmates. Ced-tic Betheim, Donna Anderson end Darla MNlerns were fen to admit that then class numbering about 300 eie set to do teel things for coming yens in Bloomington high school Last but far from least are our freshmen! Roy Abbott, Gayle Ambrose, Phyllis Amell, Carol Anderson, Donna Anderson, Larry Anderson. Sheldon Anderson, Michael Anderson, Robert Androff, Gary Bader, Richard Baker, Elizabeth Baucom, Raymond Bauer, Vernon Beck, Barbara Bentley, Judy Berglove, Robert Betty, Cedric Bet-heim, Barbara Birch, Nancy Bishof, James Blodgett, Ralph Boeser, Donna Bohrn, David Bourgerie, Donna Bowers. Lois Boxeth, Gerald Boyer, Jean Bradlov. Catolc Brown. Mary Bungert, Jerry Burkstrand. Tom Byrnes, Arnold Carlson, lorna Chambers, Mary Charter, Bryan Christiansen, Jane Christian, Gary Christianson, Tim Christie. Donald Clausen. Penny Clough. Carole Coleman, David Coleman, Nancy Covyeow. Judy Crane, Penny Curtis, Lorelei Cyr, John Dale. Mary Dahlen, Carolyn Davis, Alberta Dean, Russell Dean, Karen Dover, Barbara Doyle, Bonnie Duckett, Larry Dukes, Nancy Ed-berg, Barbara Egland, Donald Epperson, Jorome Erickson, Pat Erickson, Leroy Esler, Peter Faber. Sandra lee Ferguson, Carol Foss and Wayne Foss. Judy Gamble, Barbara Gilbertson, Robert Gilbertson, Allie Mae Gillness, George Grove, Everett Gon alez, Jane Goodrich, Jerry Goodcin, Carol Grafelman, Ruth Grams, Gory Granger, Judy Grenzow, Allen Haines, Douglas Hammond, lorin Hansen, Sub Hansen, Joyce Hart, Laurel Hendrickson, Richard Herring. Richard Hesse, Kent Heyda. Dennis Hilgendorf, Dennis Holman, Russell Holmes, Carole Houghtoling, Charles Houghton, Joan Howard, Larry Huber, Dale James, Paul Janke, Allen Johnson, June Jennings, Barbara Johnson, Robert Johnson, Carol Johnson, David Johnson, Gary Johnson, Janet Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Pat Johnson, Susan Johnson, Gorald Jones, Gail Judge, Joe Kadlec, Harold Kaltenhauser, Karen Kelley, Nancy Kerr, Karen Kimm, Barbara Kloster, Fred Knudsen, Billie Krumrei, Don Kruse, Bev Kuhr, Gloria Kvam, Robert LaBresh, Janice ladendorf, Dennis Lambert, Kerry LaMont, Phillip la-Mont, Carole Lamparske, Daniel Lane, David Larson, Ellen Larson. Walter Larson, Pat Lea, Gerald LeDuc. Top row: John Lemko, Aaron Leonard, Charles lero, Dennis leVoir, Maureen Lewi . Helen Linder, Robert Lindquist, Patricia Lorence, Delano Lorentz, David Lovestrand, William lox. Dean Luedtke, James Lun-deen, Barbara Lytle, Charlotte MacKenzie, Judy McMillan, Ronald Madson, Joan Marino, Sharon Malgct, Tom Markuson, Jeanine Martinson, Ann McAllister, Nancy McCormick, Patricia McGuire, William McGuire, Darla McWilliams, Joyce Meyer, William Meyer, Dirk Mikkelson, Joan Miller. James Morgan, Charles Moritz, Susan Morse, Joanne Mundahl, Ronald Mundahl, Ddn- ald Munson, Dale Nelson. Luree Nelson, Michael Nelson, Sharon Nolson. Raymond Neudauer. Aletha Nolan, David Nolan, Robert Norton. Louise Noss, Roberta Noyes, Carolyn Ockwig. Dainis Ohaks. Miervaldis Ohaks. Anne Marie O'kada. Alan Olson, James Olson. Wanda Olson. Sandra Oswald, Jane Overmoo, Nicholas Pahl, Virginia Pappenfuss, Nancy Parker, Daniel Pearson. Jim Pederson. Carol Peterson, Ferro Pclllcti, Judy Peine, Dennis Peterson, 8ob Peterson, Warren Phyle, William Phylc and Donna Prostogard. Top row: Bob Rand, Charles Reynolds. Gordon Riegert, Joanne Rivard, Tom Rollins, Eldon Ronnei, Lucretia Roth, David Rudolph, Roberta Ryberg, Judy Sandberg, Clinton Soppalin, Wayne Saunders, Pal Sauter, Dianna Schilling, Frances Schmidt, Joyce Siefert, Richard Severson, Jerry Sewell, Gerald Sharratt, Deanna Sheppard, Clystcne Shilston, Keith Skelton, Joe Skinn, Don Skinner, Bev Slattum. Sheridan Spande, Harold Stassen, Judy Slelrer, William Stensrud, Carol Stockmeier, Karen Strand. Claude Sunditrom, Carole Swan, Evonne Swan- son. Lynn Swenson, Betty Taggatz, Dennis Thomas, Sharon Thurston, Lynn Treloar, Bob Trulsen, Lowell Ve-ness, Joseph Waldher, Bill Walker, Webster Warriner, Ray Watson, David White, Diane Whittemore Ted Wiese. Melvin Wilson. Richard Woods.Donald Yanker. Diane Zierer. Chancey Zuber, Nancy Beers, Donna Bowers. Beverly Brundage, Darlene Burke, D. Carlson. Richard Compton, Karen Cramer, Penny Curtis. Judy Endres. Dion Frankhauser, Bonnie Freberg. Geraldine Furuli and Richard Gabriel. YOU THERE ALONG WITH THESE FRESHMEN Darlene Gamer. Tom Harrison. Kerry laMont, Peter lehac, Marilyn Lemke. Janet lundeen, Darla McWilliarm, Joanne Mundahl, Larry Rosette, Larry Ryan, David Saxton, Myrna S lar, and D«ane Whittemore. Marilyn likes Dick end the opposite holds true. This is the stuff that makes the Junior-Senior Prom a success each year. The photographer liked them, too. and our photographer liked the whole result. Here it is- and here is our Activities section. An unofficial key man in the AFS Program Robe,, Boehme. teacher of language} and English in B.H.S. For if is he who put} aero}} the mystery of linguist to }tuden� $ who enter the exchange program. Here he outlines a plan for Gerry Gjcrdingen who traveled to Germany during the summer of 1955. Taking time to recall highlight} of her trip to America. Anne Mario Kufner, center, points out scenes already familiar to Vicki DeSchane and Pat Quam, both of whom spent a summer in Europe on the exchange program. 0 SERVICE Even their friend failed to know them! What a change in one short summer! A pair of berets, a diet of kartoffel (potatoes to you) and Pat and Gerry looked this way. Regular memberi ol th hard-working and efficient Honor Society for thi� year were from, left to right: Jamet Pratt. Mri leona Johnion, advlvor, Marvin Zoch ert. Front tow: Martha lukach, Jo Anne Pratt. Carole Rieit. Jo Ann Nehon. Diane He ker and Delene Mauraeth. Alto added to the Honor Society thit yoar were thete enthuaJaatk Hudentt Roger Schrage. Shirley Andetaon. Beverly Rodger, Carole lorimer. Margaret Maxaon. and Gerald Gjerdingeo New memben ol the 1956 Honor Society are Wayne Parkor. Bob Drill , lone Drangitved, Donna Hardeity, and Jeanne Jennings. • i THE SENIOR CLASS PLANNING COMMITTEES THE • SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY INITIATES SENIOR QUILL AND SCROLL INITIATES IM THE 1956 BASEBALL TEAM THE VALLEY CONFERENCE CHAMPION TRACK TEAM CUSTODIANS ART COOPER AND BERNIE LARSON CUSTODIANS ARNIE JOHNSON AND DICK BOCHE TRACK STARS IN ACTION BEHIND THE SCENES Coffee time for this gang is just a gag, for their real abilities lie in talking. Talking to the point of wearing the judge right down to where he admits their particular speech is excellent. Apart from having a Norwegian advisor, the group is normally a pretty good gang. Mrs. Jerpbak, advisor is pictured here as she issues their first assignment, a cup of coffee. Mombert � '• Mounoth, Judy J«w n. AAarthj ltA h and fog ' Schraga, (PS- they Ilk � ► • No� w g!� n edwtor. too). Just a layin' down the law. Advisor Robert Christianson got together with his prospective debaters before the season really started. Shortly after, he got together with other Valley conference and lake conference teams and city squads. While we can't vouch for results, we can predict that they had a successful season. Menberi irxludad Bcv� rly Shatter, And non, Strbtn tilmh, K«f n l«hiin«n, Brown And lind H n� n in � h b«k row. G l Nobfcwlm, G ry Gntolmtn. JoAnn Nvlton. C«rol Kivu. lukoch. Delcne MiurMdi. l«rry Bowman and had Bmockrr. 8HS jtudenfi had plenty of ound. lot of opportvnitio to ico film end film : df their clauwork project , and ell became ©� thi herd working geng of vrtuel ttaffen. Handling hundred-, of reel of film, dofen of tape recording , hinch 1 mu� ic, announcing y tem« for game and foX pep-fetM took much in'the wa organicetion. Chief among 'Kate � udent were Karen Turnrr who managed the Y Aid program under the guidance of Ray Han� on, Rcnafd Lund who kept mech . end y te«m working and Donald Norrell who niintelncd all tound amplifier and all repair work on faulty machine . ound or other 4i e. Membor � hown are front i letty Connolly, Joyce Fletcher, Karen Turner. Ronald Lund. Margie Jen en, Grf Kariio. Second row; Mr. Hanton. Charle Knutton, Robert Vene � , Art Rybeig, 1 Lundberg. Don Eppor on Tom Collin . Third row: Dennit Riegert, John Wdlin, ICo en ki. M ke McNally Jim Nelton, Char1 1 Back row: Mai inn. Warren May . Don Norrell, Jim Rice and Bo CAROLYN HOLMES These solemn looking chorus members not only sang, but also told candy bars by the doxon; to provide riser; for their appearances. Their rendition;, of favorite tong;, hymn; and other musical number; brought merriment, enjoyment and pleaturc to many music lover; in the community. Member; are front row. left to right: Schaub. Hillycr. Strand. Schaeffer. McDonald, Rosengrcn. Hag-grey. Giock, Glad. Potch. Zirl Borth Bcmi; Neil, and Mr;, Fklund, director. Second row thowt: Bungert, Hu tome. Ma«;on. Holmbeck Swanton, Pahl. Jchnton, Hard ing, Harding. Hutonc and Lyon;. Third row picture;: Kra mer. Medlahd. Barticlr. Greer. Olson, Behrendt, St. John Robert;. Edmond;. Senstad, Jacobson Schaffer and 01 son. Fourth row: Corwine. Schlink Schrage. DcVold. Kunx OUon. Johnson, Thom a. Jonet. Lindstrand. Wilkie. Jones Koch, Olson and Jacobson. Thumping their own drum O' ho C of h« school findl thi� group right in the midvt of every community cole brntion in Bloomington. The high ichool bnnd f lly itnndi out ilV «� n ernmple of the wonderful work going on in our vchooll. Undo direction of Robert Shnnnon director the group crpecH to once ngnin pin down .in A in tt.ite competition. Their igccm in thn venture w 1 be announced Inter. Member of the Sn«ophonc section: Louito Schnub Judic Uritnd Opnrjis Lproir. Put Atkm� . pc icction: Carole Riet� . Robert Driite. W„yno Parker. Richard Baker, Alton Johnion, Judy Crane. Denni N'.cl ion, Carlton Miller, Gary Ihorion, Richard Clouqh Ronald Sonju. Fred Knudien, Diana ScMictinq, Jane Goodrich Jamei Olion. Jamei Morgan David Colcmnn. Rober Johnion and Clinton Sappelin Tromboner. Dcu9 Ul, Jim Duncan. Robert Berry Larry Oulev Dav.d Randolph 8aritonct: Robert Johnion, Lynn S-envo” Dean. 8a� ei: Daniel Parker and Gary L-r imyin Malone Carol Fom. Lorraine Slcpp, Larry Bo-man. Richard Hcitc June Jcnnings%j| � rb.� ra Egtand. Ann Mc-Callrtter, Georgia King. Diane WhiMomorc, Ga3 Judge Sandra Carlton Judy Endrej, Alaync Trcloar El'tabc'h Baucom and A.'lie Mac GSHnew Ball darincti arc Marque Ma«ion and Judy Swan. Dromi arc Joyce Pederson, John Hu h hau� on, Meredith Fot� 8cMy Bdr h Richard Hrrring. J,«rt Smilh and Gary Gc� � fner. We found it wasn't an easy |ob to to SO feci our Hall of Fame. And so, here ore a few others you'vo enjoyed seeing this year. They, like you, worked hard at making every event a fine one from games to summor jobs. For you underclassmen, wo set them up as an ox-ample. Follow that example closely! You'll be happy you did. HALL OF FAME 010 MOST FOR BHS 0 l«n« RuH ■k most AtMttnc Jeonn WrQsfulil Ovl Andnrjon MOSI ATTRACTIVE Ofiirlj N.Un MO$I courteous P« j Mutton Don P«.k«. A REST DANCERS Judy Jim B' at HALL OF FAME MOST FUN � •' AfUr A CUIIS! SMILE SHolm J ttf lojfnd 1 A BEST MATURED T«m KAi«4 i Sf c� Mf ‘ A lirElY TO SUCCEED Pj‘ Qvurn Gf� '� Gi� ding� A FRIENOilEST J� « Jof •« R . Kodg Phyllis Kramer, center, wit our Homecoming Queen. She wat attended by Marilyn Pah] and Judy Bemi . Winners of the tuQ-o-war between all comers and the faculty were the seniors. You guess who if is. We' many times. P«M. Jo« n McOmiU, Carroll BHS hat the hardest working group of cheerleaders over signed up in a high school. With pepfests scheduled all through the summer, it is little wonder that we came through with lively, oncrgotic gals liko this. Gyroscopic Tom Collins provided a welcomo addition to the gals and put in a terrific job, too. They're a rough and ready team, whether it be in track, football, baseball, wrestling, tennis, or hockey. Sports played a large part in our school year, and we remember our loss of the gridiron championship to Norwood, and only by a few points in a gome with University High , . Wo recall our short turnout for the cage squad, the crowded gym with 900 persons seeking seats for 400 . . . We look forward to a good season in track, golf and tennis. In short, we had a good year, we had some good coaches and best of all we had a good time. !%5 front rov : D. Stebfem . Gery Imdtlrom, R. Clough, R. Huber, Gene Chri� fienien, J Kessler, 0. Ottoton. 0. Seymour, 0. K xK. f. I •non Second ie : 8. Srott, B. frkktoo. G. Beumgertner. Bemerd JuH «. C. Anderson, G. Jensen, Benedict Justen. 0. Poersoo, R. Wolf. J. Orrmtnlt, V. Seocvden Russell Olson, S. McWillumt th.id row; R. Podrrson. J. Robertson, 0. Erickson, N, Allen, G. Gerschner. R. Running. J. Jones, G. Sunde, J. Pevlo, 0. Alery. J. Thome. D. Boater. 8 k iow: B. Hollenbeck, T. Schlmk, B- Connolly, J-m Pevlo. I. Mill, G. Anderson, C. Berne . B. Kuril. 1. Nord. Ooug l«i� . J. W� l� h. 0. Zitterow, W. Metier. G. Geezrini. ftnnunh Norwood University Back row, left to right: Anderson. Halvocson, Robertson, Holey, larson. Brant, Hubor, James. Second row Gisselmann, Miller, Bowman, Mundahl, Gcrstner, Clough, Thorson. First row: Seymour, Janko, Corwine. Saunders, Biesecker, Buckingham. Wilson. Coach Joe White. Russell French, Wayne Haines, Jim Hein, Doug Last, Shorty McWilliams, Roger Pederson, Don Pelletier, Duane Rippel, Coach. Scoret for the Hockey ichedule fof I95S-56. firtt o ijanited Hockey pUy in the hiitory of Bloomington high tcHool. wero uneveildble 4 the time the 1954 Boer wet publiihod. Tom main on thi� firtt l« tn -ore. loft to right bock rox Bob Nord. Suitor Stott Gary Johnion. John Cummini. JnckSelden, George PhyU. Rime II Ohon, Roger Madjgn, Lorry Alrrv iteed. Front row, Uft to right are Jim Thome, Da noil Boe-.rr. Jam«� Adelmenn, Roger Sch'egr er-d CHerln Henqel. p ' jK|a CH4U« Bloomington Milter Baseball” of BHS plot hi trategy for 1956. 0 Spring . . . With Ttnalt Comm' up . Judy Kamil and Carry Running. Work . . . Richard Ountley and Kill K adloy keap bu� y day and rught. Junior Clan Play with Jim Pratt, Jrwley Kowert. Roger Schrage. Marvin Zochert, Jackie Widell lop right . . . The 1955 Homecoming Bonfire .. . 5:50 AM Oppot.te ... The Quill and Scroll Innia-tion. lower right . . . The JTA Picnic with Kenton. Turner, Jen ten. Junior Senior Prom 1955 Alwayi the clown . . .-Jim Rke . . . Red hot enrtiutiatt for any thing tpontored at Khoot. SRI' Ok. VO • get K� v to heve § tor eke in he� driver Ireining levvont; we leemed lo drive didn't we? fomul et «n be! Oerml� Netvon. JoSn MvchtKvvven � nd Jv dy Vrniv «� the Aulo Club, Prom cl IW Every Smart Student in Bloomi I . 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Everything in Sports Equipment, Al Nationally Known Brands, Fishing Licenses SO. 1-5911 AL’S TEXACO SERVICE AND AUTO SUPPLY STORE 9459 Lyndele Ave. So. RO 14150 SUPERIOR OIL COMPANY Gat, Oil. Tiret, Batteries, Fuel Oil 9500 LYNDALE AVE. SO. SO 1-8639 PETE'S BODY SHOP Body and Fender Work Auto Glass Installed — No Waiting Auto Painting YOU WILL LIKE OUR QUICK SERVICE- 2121 W. SHekopee Rd. So. 1-8131 WATCHES DIAMONDS silverware EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR DICK ROOT, Proprietor Coo U tyto i fleeveOiet Phone: KO. 6-8600 7852 Portland Avenue TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER KELLEY'S SKELLY SERVICE STATION 7701 Lyndale S. RO. 9-9923 LEDER FEED CO. Nutrena Feeds Land O' Lakes Feeds Bulk Garden Seeds BLOOMINGTON Field Seeds DRUG ARTHUR W. LEOER 9411 Lyndale Ave. S. 9445 Lyndale S. SO. 1-6565 PHONE SO. 1-8558 LATHAM'S DRIVE IN Specializes In CHOW MEIN PORK TENDERLOINS HAMBURGERS 7639 Lyndale S. 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READY MIXED CONCRETE for Your BREEZEWAY — GARAGE — DRIVEWAY • Colored Patio Stone • Concrete Bloch • Pre-Cast Stop MODEL STORE CO- 400 West 6lit • Minneapolis 19, Minn. COIfax 3119 MILHOFF STEEL PRODUCTS 1820 W. Old Shakopee SO-1-8318 • Manufacturing • Job Work • Repairs IF IT'S BROKEN. WE CAN WELD IT! GARNER BROS. SERVICE 9642 Lyndale S. GAS — OIL — ICE — FUEL OIL — BEVERAGES SO-1-7709 SO-1-7709 S McConnell blomberg HARDWARE Hardware—Appliances—Clothing 9833 Lyndal S. NEXT DOOR TO WALSH S HOWARD'S CAFE 1924 78th St. 6 A.M. — 10 P.M. Breakfast—Lunch—Evening Meals DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED THERE'S STILL MORE TO COME... NGRATULATIONS, CL A ™nE'S CAFE AND 5949 After the Game MILK Franklin Cooperative Creamery Association Minneapolis, Minnesota p) onot| op i SULLIVAN'S RICHFIELD RECORD SHOP 7610 Lyndalo R09-0507 to givo you mam r a ORR m THOMPSON HARDWOO BSr LUMBER CO. 9925 Logan So. S Barbara’s School Of Dance { _ „ Arts Ballet Toe Tap Acrobatics Baton Drill Character BARBARA BROWN DANCE STUDIO SO 1-9425 RO 9-0331 SO 1-7203 8258 Nicollet Ave. So. See The House Designed With Vour Future in Mind 8 OLUL IN b Cooperation in editing and publithing the 1956 yearbook again brings out the fine quality of students and citizens alike. An abundance of cooperation and kindnesses in our community have made this book possibi and our success in meeting deadlines for Bloomington high school's largest yearbook has been made possible in part by many persons. For their particular cooperation it is only fit that we publicly thank The Bloomington Sun for photos used The Minneapolis Star and Tribune for photos used Mr. Burton Quern for aid in taking aerial shots Mr. Joseph Hackett for his aid in taking pictures Mr. Robert Pritchard for his good humored cooperation in making prints and negatives The Taylor Publishing Company for its fine job and its staff for their aid in making changes that were necessary. And last but not least, the faculty of BHS for their cooperation in scheduling pictures and for their aid in establishing factual materials and identification. THE EDITORS AND THE ADVISOR BAr A1ATORRE. Olivar.- JA. CUb I?; An o V.tual 10 1113, Junior CUu Hoy. BoyV CUa Club, Annual Stall JANE AIDRICM. Franch Club 1M2, ITA II. 12, Jurnor ClOM Play, An nu«l S«aff, Ulha-fatta ||, Tram far from WitHium II, Qv.ll and Scroll 12. RICHARD Aie«r. Calary. football II .12, Batkatbail II, Uthar II, UfUfmant- Club II. 12, lramUr tram Wail 11 PATRICIA AlfORO. C Star Wading 10, ChorwaGUa Club 10, II, Amor Class Play MOtl AllfN. ht Waa. football II. 12. NORMAN ANDERSON. 'Out.' Foot ball 10. II. 12, Baseball 10. II. 12, Tract 10, Baseball II, 12. band 10. II 12 Mah-Quh II. Seudant Council 10. M. 12 SHIRIEY ANDERSON. Carman Oub 11. 12. Mah-Quh Editor 12, Mah Out. Staff II, Annual Stall 12, Jury or Claw Play. CKr.ll and Scroll II. 12. Off-ca Mafp 12, Usheretra II DON ATKINSON, rootball 10; GoH 10. II. 12. band 10. II, Unar mant- Oub II. 12, Armor Class PUy. CHARLES BARNES. Thud..- Football 10. II. 12; Basketball 10. II; Bata ball 10, Junior Clatt Play, Chorvt-GUa Club 10. II. N'.NA BARTfCK. Chotus 10. II. 12; ChoruvGlae Club 10. II. 12; Junior Class PUy Comm.tiee. Annual Staff 12 JUOY BEEMtS. “Juda . Chorus. CUa Club 10. II. 12; Homecoming At undanr 12, Annual Staff 12, Junior Can Play. SU Oub II. 12. SMARRON BENSON Bonnie.- Gar man Club II. 12, FTA 11, Junior Class Play Committee ARIINE BERGIUNO. Annual Suit 13, MaK-Quh II. I}, Junior Claw Way. Declam 10; Homocoming Attendant II, QuJI and Scroll II. 12; Senror Clan Treaiurer, AurfroVnual 10, JAMES BICKER, Bateball II. I2| 0a kasball II. 12; Boya' Gloo Club, Gander from Control 11 VERNON BISSONETTE JEAN 61 OCHER. ChorvtGkte Club 12 Tmn� ar Irom Rochenar II CHERlll BORTH. Gorman Club 11. 12. ChoiuvGlee CW II. 12. Junior Clan Kay Comnutteo. Off H lp 12. BARBARA BOXflH. Slud.ni Council 11. ROBERT BRADEMANN, Ski CM II. 12. AudmVitual 10. II. 12; Annual 5lall 12. WIUIAM 6RENNA, Track II, 12, Junior Clan Way MARIYS BROS I ROM, Trench Club 11, Mah-Quh II OEIORES M BROWN Trench Club II, Junior Clan Play, Band Ma|or ette II, Annual Stall 12, BEVEPIV F BURKE. ChorutGlee Club II BONNIE M BUSCH, library Sratl 10. II. 12 HERBERT CARISON THOMAS CASSIDY EVON CHAFfSE. Cborvi-Gloe Club 10. II. DENNIS CHARIAND. Chon Club 11. 17; Mah-Ouh II. 12, Quill and Scroll II. 12. E'lEEN ClAUSEN. Junior Clau Play THOMAS COUINS, Cheerleedmg 10. 11. 12. GEORGE CONSTANCE RON AID COKV iNf. Sk. Club 11. 12; Football 10. II; Baaketball 10. II. 12, Tenn.t 10, II. 12, Soph© mote Clan Pretldent; Chorui-Glee Club 10. II. 12. tatwrman.' CKib 10, II. 12 MABGAREI CRANE. P SMY. indent Council Secretety II, 12, Sophomore Claat Secretary, Band 10. II. 12; Annual Staff, I ARP 12. Honor Society 12 BARBARA CRESSWEU, ChorutGlee Club 10 THOMAS 0. CROUCH. JR.. Hockey 12, Trantlar from Mound 11 JOHN CUMMINS. Johan. Hockey 11. 12. Annual 12 ROUANO CURTIS GAIl Of HOOP. Junior Claaj Play Annual Stall TTA, TAJtP 12 RON AID DEVOID. left,Ski Club Wrotrirng II. 12. GoM 10. H. 12. Track 10. 11. 12, ChonnOlee Club II. 12; Junior Clan Hey. AudoV-% ual II AROEIH EDSTROM. Jumcn Clan Com mltaae. Annual Suit BEVIRIY EGEANO. Office Help 11. 12; Junior Clan FUy, Chorm-Gloe Club 10. II. 12 MANNA EllINGSON. MahOvhl Ct-oru C-lee Club 10. JOHN FABER. Football II SHARON FISHER. Tramler from lake Cryvtal II. JOYCE FIETCHER. Camera Club I I German Club II. M.hQuh 11; Au. dro-Viaual. Annual Staff, Junior Clan Play Committee; Gander Irom lake CIV 10. BETTY JANE TOEEY, French Club 11. Chorvt-Glee Chub 10; Junior Clan Play DAN ill GABRIEISON, Track PETER GILBERTSON. Bateball II. 12, Hockey 12, Trantfec from Vocational 10 GERAID GJERDINGEN, German Club II, 12; Sotlior Clan PreteWnt. AFS Caching Student NICHOLAS GRiMANtS. Football 12, Choruv ee Club 12, Tcentfer AUCC HANSON. Audio-V-tuel M. I2.-Meh-Quh M. GEORGE HANSON, Tr«l 10. II. I?; Bat«e btH Mau«o 10. II. 12; Mah Quh II. 12; Quill and Scroll 11. I?. Jvnior Clan Wav, lenerment Chib 10, II. 12. 1 ASP 12. BARBARA HARDING ClwmCIn Club II. 12 BEVfRIV HARDING. ChorutGlee CM) II. 12 DIANE MlCKER. Sli Club II Ge« man Club II. 12. Band 10, II, 12. Honor Society II, 12 GIENDA M HSOCMA5TER, HarA. German Club It. 12, Ski Club II. 12 Tenru II, 12. Band 10 II 12 JANET HEIN. ETA 11; Qu.ll and Scroll 11, 12, MebQvh II, Band II, German CM) 11. Junior Clan Hay IARRY Hill. -Sam, � oo ba 10. 11. 12, Batketball 10. 11 12. Betaball 10, II. 12. Band 10, II. 12. Junior Clan Way HA REN HIUVE8, Trent far Irom Han driefct 11 ROBERT MOLUNBACK. Rube.- Too ball 10. II. 12; Track 10. II. 12; Betlettoall 10. II. 12, Junior Oeu Play, Wretll.nq 12 SHARON HOIMt, FTA II, 12; Annual Editor 12; Quin and Scroll 12 JOHN MUCH! HAUSEN. Hucfc.' Band 10. H. 12. Junior Clan Way DERU R JENSON JUOY JEWEIT, French Club 11. 12. MehQuh 11. 12, Declam II, Jumor Clan Way. Annual Stall 12; QuIH and Scroll 12 DONNA JEWETT. -Donat .- Annual SraH 12. TARP 12 GARY I. JOHNSON. CNxuvGlee Club 10. II, 12- JfRRY GENE JONES 'Jonety. football 12; Cborut Glee Club 12, An nual Stall 12; Sfudant Courted 12; Audo-Vnual 12. Trarulor from North High, Dei Monet DAIE PENNEY PATRICIA KEOUGH PAUUNE HERR. -Ptag - Annual Saall 12. Audro-Vnual 11 Junor Clan Play, FTA, TARP II KAREN KtOSS CHASIES KNUTSON PHYlttS KRAMER. Phyl. Chorut-GAk Club II. 12; Junior Cleat Play. Annual Stall 12 Homecoming Queen BEVERIY KROOHN. Office Help II. 12; Chorut-Glee Ch,b 10 THOMAS KRUEGER. Batkerbah 10. 11, Junior CUm Play. ANNIE MARtE KUfNER. French Club 12. German CM 12, MabQoh 12. AFS Exchange Student from N e. on the Riviera. France. Student Court-ol 12 ROBERT KUNE, Fooiball 10. II. 12, Batletbail 10. II. 12. Beiebell 10. 11. 12. Student Counc.1 10. 11, ChorutOSee Club 10. II. 12; letter men CM 10, II. 12 GERALD lADENDORf. Wretllmg II. 12; Tarmit II. I2j Trantfer Irom Root®vet II. ROGER C IAUSENG IOWEU IEVINE, -Sranley JOAN « UNDER. FTA 11, 12; Chor-w -G ee Club 10. 11 SHIRlEY LINEMAN Student Councd 10. CAROLE A lORIMER. MabQuh 11. 12, Quill and Scroll II. 12; Student Council 12; Honor Society 12. MARTHA IUKACH, 'Marry. Debate Club 10, 11. 12, Oeelam 11, ij; Qu.ll and Scroll II 12, Meh-Qvh 11 12.- Junior Clan Way. Student Cotan «il II. eowAio iuno. io. n. i?, Bavkeifcall II. Camora Club II. Ao d«-V.iual 10. 11. 13, Jon.or Om Hay Comnviiaa, Sitg� Cre«v 10. 11. 12; Annual Staff 12; Wratfl.ng 12; UHarmana' Cub 10. 11. 12 RICHARD MAAS. Sk. Club II. 12 Camara Club II; Papa. Staff ll| Annual SmM II 12 BONAL0 MARTINSON GAItntlD MATSON. Sonny, Jvn.Of Cla«� Way OilENE RUTH MAURSfTH Camara Qwb 11; bifflin Club 11,13. Honor Socaly II. 12, Annual Staff II. 13. library 11; Jufvor Cla . Way. Saudanl Council II. DebaN 10. 11. 12. TARP 12, Daclam 10, II, 13, Quill and Scroll 13 MARGARET MAXSON, •'Mag . Sand II. 12, Honor Sooaty 12 SHIRIEY MAY WARREN 0. MAYS. Saggar. Aud«-V.ujal 10. II. 12. Sk. Club II. 12. Samor Clau Sacralary, Shrdanl Coun cJ 10. II. 12, San lor Studanl Coon-ol-Rrebdanr 12. JOANNE Me DON AID. Cbaarlaad.ng 10. II. 12. Saodant Counc.1 10. II. 12; Sophornora Clau Prandon OARSYl MONIEA KATHICEN MUUIN, l brary 11 GRACE MYER. Gracaland DapAna Wanpvt.” Tranifar from Waihburn DAlE NEISON. Tanrv II. 12. bav katball 10; loMarmana- Club 10. II. 12. OCNNtS NEISON, “Harry.” SI. Club II. 12; band 10. II. 12. Junior Clau Play. JAMES NEISON. Audo-Viaual; Annual 12. JO ANN NEISON. Honor Socaty 11. 12 band 10. 11. 12, Oabake 10. II. 12. Annual Slaff 12 gcttiipMf DINNIS NlflSON. Tranale from Roatavelt JOIN NORO. football 0, II, 12. Batietba'l 10. II MAROlO NOYES AMU IA OCOIE. Junior Oat. Play Committee (lOON OISCN. -OHIO.' Junior Clan Wr� CommilNr. ItuM 12. Oioruv Gtea Club 10. II. 12. GERAID OISON. Tr antler from Coi •A) DARIENC ORR. Gulf Glee Club 10, Jun«r Om Ptey Committee JAMES onosoN JtRQMl OWfN Irantfe from lanv doame-AIden. Phil CURTIS RAMI. -Curl -MARIIYN PAHt. Italwi.- Sluder Council 10. 11. 12; Chaerlaadet 11. 12. Mitt front Pag 10. Homecoming Attendant II, 12. 5o homof Clatt Treaturet; Chorul-Gla Club, Annual 12 OANIB PARKER. Chat. Club 10. II 12. Carman Club II. 12, football 11. Traci 10. II. 12. Band 10. II. 12. Junior Clan Secratary: latter man - Club II. 12 fAMIS PAVIO, Football II. 12. Bat iatball II, Bateball 10. 11.12, t l te.rn.nf Club 10. II, 12 ClAUDIA PfARSON. German Club II. 12, Junto Clan Play, Annual Staff 12, FT A 12 JOYCt PEDERSON, Sk Club 12; Band 10. II, 12; Junto Clan Play JEAN A PETERSON. Ttan.far from Root vail II. PMIUIP PETERSEN. -PM. GEORGE PMYtt. T.antf from South ROBERT A PITMA. 'Albert.- Tran, far bom Point loma, California 11 JAMES PRATT, -Jan.- Garman dub II, 12. Tenn.t 10; football II. 12. Oatketbell II. 12. Honor Society 11. ■ 2; Junior Clatt Pity; Clan Preti-deni. Student Council II. 12. lei terrtvjni- Ctub 12; lithe II. Track 12; Trentier from Central 10. iOANNf WAIT. French Oub 11. 12. Honor Soeety II. 12. Annual Staff 12, FT A II. 12; Trentfer from Cen-tral 10 PATRICIA K GUAM French Club 11. 12; ETA II. 12.- Cheat Club 10, II, Junior Clatt Play, Audb-Vitoal 10. 11; Annual Staff. Editor, AFS E change Student, Utherette, Student Council 10. II; Orman Chrb 12. Qvr.ll and Scroll 12. REONNE SEED. Office Help 12. Juiv •or Clan Pfay, library II. CAROU RlESS, Honor Society II. 12. band 10. II. 12; Debate 10. II. 12. Annual 12. Student Council 12 NANCY ROBERTS. Chorut II. 12. Olee Oub II. 12; Ou0l and Sen 11. 12; MalvOuh Staff II. BEVERIY RCOGER. fTA II. 12. Meh-Quh III Atvltent Ed-tor 12. QuiH and Scroll II. 12; band 10. II. 12; Junior Clatt Play; Honorary Society 12. German Club II. 12. AARON 0 RONKIN. 'Ahr.n Ibrery 12. MARILYN ROSENGREN Chorut-Giee Club 10. II. 12 HENNING ROSSEbO. 'Ron.' Foot-lull 10. II. 12, Tradt 10. II. 12; Juno CUtt Pfayj lettermant- Club 10. II. 12. GARY RUNNING. lenrrmant Club 11. 12; Football 10. 11. 12. Mah Quh 11; 5emor Clatt V«e Preuden Sophomore Clan Secretary. GRACE SCMAUb. Ibrary II, 12 RCXIANO 5CHNACKY, Snatch. TERRA NCI SC HUNK. -Terry.' Football 10. II. 12. Batketball Manage 10. II. 12. baaeball 10. II. 12: MahOuh II; lectermarw' Club 10, 11. 12, ChoruvGlee Oub 10. II. 12. boy ' Glee Club 10. 11. 12. Junior CUm PUy ROGER SCMRAGE. Hockey 12; Debate 10. II. 12, Oeclarn 10. II, 12, ChorutGiee CU b 11, 12, Junior Clatt Play DONNA SENSTAD, Chorut Glao Club 11, 12, Quill and Scroll II. 12, Mah-Quh 11, Junior Clan Play Comm.iteo. WESlEY SHARRETT, Merle, Ski Oub II 12. Student Courted II BEUY SMISEK GARY SMITH NElllE SMITH, German Oub II. 12. CHAtllS STOTT, -butler.- Football 10. II. 12, Treck II. 12. Wreethng 11. Hockey 12, Batabeil 10. GEVAlO SONDE. Yog . football II, 12. Track II. 12, WretHmg 12; Glee Club 12 JUDY STUTfVlllE GERAIO IIE SWENSON, German Club II. 12. Track 11. Trantfer from Wathbum II. MIC HA El TOMPKINS. Glee CMt 12, Football II; Betaba'I RObERt TONE. Ski Oub II. 12. Football 10 RONAIO TUMA ROBERT VENESS. Aucho-V.wal 12, Junior Clatt Ptay Comm.nee KAREN VIEN. MahOuh 11; Off e Help 12 JOHN WAUIN. Band II. Audio-Vnuel 10. II. 12; Annual StaH 12; StageCrew II. 12 CHARIES WISHY. Ovck ' JOANNE 2IRK. ChorvvGlee Club 10. II. 12. Junior Clatt Play Committee MARVIN 20CHERT. Camera Club. Bcryt' Slate 11, Honor Sooery II. 12, Armor Clan Play, AudbVitutl 10. II. 12. Stage Crew 10, II, 12, An nual Art Editor 12, Qv.ll and Scroll GARY WESTLAND. Cheit Club 12, bautch and lomb Award 12. JONI BROOKS. Trantfer from Quite!. Minn. 12 OXBORO AUTOMOTIVE COMPANY GEORGE B. SUNDE AND SONS 9825 Lyndale Avenue So. Phono SOUTH I 8808 GAS —OIL—WELDING John Hochthausen and Tom Collins were Cool Brave at they relaxed on top of Mrs. Gits library desk. Dick Atkinson ond Jody Behrondt aren't really neighbors. Our Photo Staff liked this picture, so here they are. Even office girls have fun! Here are � hree of our hardest working office staff. This is the stuff dreams are made of . . . The Proposed New Bloomington High School for Future Students of BHS, Designed by the Firm of ARMSTRONG AND SCHLICTING ARCHITECTS if LITHOGRAPHED BY TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO auaB • tms TV. Imi iMikrti o TATtO� tUOC