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H ROW 1: C. Zelinsky, H. Simon, G. Shouse, R. Thompson, J. Waterman, N. Wickland. ROW 2: N. Stream, G. Zimney, S. Townsend, B. Strawn, L. Stewart. ROW 3: D; Sundeen, D. Trushenski, T. Waitkus, J. Wanka, R. Trombley, D. Strong, B. Schnell. ROW 4: A. Smith, P. Simmons, C. Smith, K. Wilson, G. Springer, J. Ward. YEARBOOK-HR. 142 Hard work is synonymous with the NEWSPAPER STAFF and the YEARBOOK STAFF. Planning for their publica- tions is done during their homeroom period, while the actual creative work is done outside of school time . Efficiency is their motto . ROW 1: L. Douglas, L. Hannay, C. Knutson, V. Vanselow, T. Svitak. ROW 2: C. Faundeen, E. Baker, I. Lindert, S. Carlson. OON PAPER-HR. 28 ROW 1: L. Tollefson, T. Ray, A. Sandoval, S. Lottie, N. Sendek, D. McCutChan, ROW 2: G. Fletcher, B. Hendrickson, L. Larson, S. Frederick, D. Couillard, J. Coursolle. ROW 3: S. Freund, M. Clifford, D. Ryan, N. Heuser, S. Wallat, R. Strong, J. Holthe meier
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po-ZWHD 010910-th Cindy Lindberg, sec. ; Ben Thompson, treas. 3 Bruce Lindquist, V.P. ; Jeff Azen, Pres. War, nearest living relative, whipped, economics, Hail, hail to Brooklyn High. . . . there were words most familiar to our senior year. They were part of the pattern that made our year. The class of sixty-six was busy this past year. We were the leaders of the school. Perhaps some of us will be leaders of the future. Each of us moves on into the world of adults, and into the world that is far differ- ent from our high school world. So we treasured this last year with each passing moment. We look back with nostalgia at what is now gone and we remember. . . . . Decorating for homecoming. . . .each senior locker individually decorated. Joan's gasp of surprise as she was picked homecoming queen. Or the game we tried valiantly to win--but failed. The football games--crisp, cold nights; the bus rides, the songs and cheers; the victories and the losses. The Miracle Worker . . .Bill carrying Mary down the ladder, or Mary wrestling across stage with Helen Keller. We give our utmost thanks to our senior class advisors--they helped us with plans and activities and were an asset to our class. 77
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