Clearbrook High School - Beacon Yearbook (Clearbrook, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1971 volume:

Mg? MissAmerjc Clearbrook Public School Clearbrook, Minnesota Editor: Lurae Hagen Jr. Editor: Sharon Bergman Adviser: Mrs. Refshaw DEDICATION We, the Annual Staff of 1971, do hereby dedicate this 1971 Hornet to Mrs. Edith Ref- shaw. Her concern and generous friendship have prepared us to be better individuals and have led us to the start of a successful future. The understanding and guidance she has given have been greatly appreciated and will never be forgotten. SENIORS JUDY ANDERSON I'm not always 300 but I'm never had. MARY JO BAGAASON A star? Well, she's always out nights. ELIZABETH BOORMAN It's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. CHERYL CHARLES No, not bashful, just gives others a chance. KEITH COOK Thinking you're thinking is no sign you're thinking. DEBBIE DELA She speaks even when she has nothing to say. 4 To be as a gull-- This is my dream. To attain heights unknown to any single man. To break barriers of time with my shrill, lonely cries. To fly as if clouds as limits do not exist. To realize my directions. My flight will be that of learning and seeking new ways. KATHY DJERNES Somebody told me that peo- ple sleep at night. DENNIS ENGEBRETSON A feIkm unequaled,asports- man complete; a real one to follow, a hard one to beat. CHERYL ENGEN How can you expect love to bloom when one keeps trans- planting it? DANNY ERICKSON He has a car, he drives it fast. The question is: Will it last? PATSY ERICKSON It isn't good for one to be out late at night-but it's all right for two. 5 Backfield, back court, back seat--triple treat. MIKE GIBEAU I agree with no man's opin- ions I have some of my own. JUDI GROSHONG Men aren't perfect, but they're the best opposite sex we've got. STEVE GULBRANSON The girls all think that I'm a real gentlemen, but I'm really just a wolf with patience. CINDY GUNNIN3 If silence were golden, Cindy would never be rich. DEBBIE GUNNING My mind is made up, don't confuse me with facts. LURAE HAGEN A little angel--a lot of devilment. ROGER ISACKSON Thinks well, acts accomplishes much. BECKY JOHNSON She looks like an angel, acts like one too, but you never can tell what an an- gel will do. DARRELL JOHNSON I believe in life, liberty, and a car to pursue my hap- piness. DALE KAEHN His blush could turn a white rose red. KAREN KNUTSON Why should the devil have all the fun? LANCE LARSON I like work, it fascinates me. I could sit and look at it for-hours. ROLAND LUNDMARK I'd like to be shy, but the girls won't let me. LINDA MOEN A keen sensq a common sense, and plenty of room for non- sense. CARRIE NELSON There are two answers to every question, mine and the teachers. BETTY OLSON She may be little-but away little bit counts. VICKI OLSON A lively girl with a dash of wit, wherever she goes she'll surely fit. 8 Sometimes a friend is like a favorite book; You know his every thought and word and look-- And yet you like him handy on your shelf, Because, somehow, he warms your deeper self. Yes, some friends are a lot like favorite books; They don't depend upon their fame or looks. It's what's inside-their deeper basic worth-- that makes us hold some friends the best on earth. JOHN PUICZINSKI He's so industrious that even his hair won't sit down. KAREN RANDKLEV They say she's shy....but wonder. ARVID RUSTEN He's a young man with a spark of genius, but right now he's having a little ignition trouble. GARY SCHOLL The only way to destroy en- emies is to make friends. MIKE SHELQUIST I felt good this morning until I woke up. ARLENE SOLEE I'm not an angel, but I'm happy. DEBBIE STAI I don't say much,but if you could only read my thoughts PAUL THOMPSON He just keeps smiling, it makes everyone wonder what he's been up to. TRUDEE TORGERSON I never knew school was so much fun until I went the other day. ROBIN WESTRUM If she will, she will,' and you may depend on it; but if she won't, she won't, and that's the end of it. ROGER WHEALY Life is too short to sit and wait; 30 out and meet it halfway. 10 Senior Class History CLASS OFFICERS: Roger I., Treasurer; Becky J5 President; Karen K., Vice Pres- ident; Carrie N., Secretary. In 1959, Rt innocent but brave soldiers paraded through the front gates of Clearbrook Public School. We now graduate with 40. We who survived for all 12 years are: Judy A., Cheryl G., Debbie D., Kathy D., Dennis E., Danny E., Patsy E., Mike G., Judi G., Cindy G., Lurae H., Becky J., Darrell J., Dale K., Karen K., Lance L., Linda M., Carrie N., Betty 0., Vicky 0., Karen R., Arvid R., Mike 3., Paul T., TruDee T., Robin w., and Roger W. As time marched on, so did we. Seventh grade came and we were honored to add to our class the Leonard Kids : Elizabeth 3., Steve G., Roger 1., Roland L., and Arlene S. Our talents in building floats showed up in 8th grade when we won a prize with Tip the Tee- pee , as our slogan. As sophomores were given our part in the Homecoming festivities, Mary Jo B. was chosen as princess. The award for second prize was ours for our homecoming float, I Foresee A Victory. Our Junior year was a good year, but not quite as good as the one to come. We won second prize on our Homecoming float, Shuffle the Dragons , and Judy A. was our princess. We, with our adviser, Mr. Blowers, worked hard, long hours on our class play, Taming the Brat . The high- light of our year was putting on the Junior-Senior Prom, with the auditorium decorated in the senior class colors, silver and blue. Our theme was Love is Blue , and the music was by the Impacts . Finally our big year came. Our Homecoming candidates for queen were Cindy G., Debbie G., Lurae H., and Becky J. The king candidates were Dennis E., Bob G., Roger Iq and Roland L. Becky and Dennis were chosen to reign over the royalty. Our float, Reign Over the Warriors , pulled in a third prize. Bob G. was chosen all-conference in football. Our Senior Class Play, with a little help from the juniors, turned out to be a success. The play, Jenny Kissed Me , was di- rected by Mrs. Sutherland. Our class colors are orchid and white; our class flower is the white rose; our class song is Traces ; and our class motto is Life is a mystery to be lived, not a problem to be solved. Our senior year is slipping by quickly. Now we have only the Prom and our class trip to look forward to, and, of course, graduation. 11 CLASS BRAINS: Becky and Paul MOST FLIRTATIOUS: LuRae and Darrell MOST TALENTED: Linda and Lance APPLE POLISHERS: Carrie and Roger GIFT OF GAB: Cheryl and John MOST FEMININE: Betty MOST ATHLETIC: Dennis BEST DRESSED: BEST ALL AROUND: BEST LOOKING: Judy and Mike MOST SHY: Cheryl and Danny PERSONALITY PLUS: Cindy and Roland WITTIEST: Debbie and Dale LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Being of good health and of sound mind, we hereby declare this to be our last will, in which we dispose of our distinctive traits, abilities, and possessions to our worthy heirs, the Junior Class. I, Mary Jo 3., do will my summer job to Tom B. I, Judi A., do will my job at the Good Samaritan Home to Keith V. so he may know where the action is. I, Elizabeth B., do will my ability to face life with a smile to the rest of the world. We, Keith C. and Steve G., do will our way with women to Fred J. and Dick w. I, Betty 0., do will my abilities with six-foot romances to Eva S. We, Kathy D. and Vicky 0., do will our A-l nights to Sue A. and Ila Rae Ln so they may learn what A-l nights are like. I, Danny E., do will my ambition to Rilla N. We, Cindy G., Patsy E., Arlene S., and Robin W., do will our Bagley trips to Ken W. and Adrienne H. I, Cheryl E., do will all my lost loves to Nancy B. We, Dennis E. and Bob G., do will our athletic abilities to Chris 8., Robby J., and Gustav 0., so they may have something constructive to do in their leisure time. I, Judi G., do will my book on Family Living to Yvonne C. We, Roger I. and Carrie N., do will our family lives to Mary and Wendell. I, Mike G., do will my job at school to Sharon B. to follow in her mother's steps. I, Becky J., do will my ways with older men to Rita J. We, Dale K. and John P., do will our jokes and puns to Mr. Moen. I, Lurae H., do will my fun and games in the halls of C.H.S. to Patty B. and Ron R. We, Karen K. and TruDee T., do will our soft and gentle voices to Judy B., Steve 8., Christy 5., and Esther M., so their classmates may get a word in edgewise. I, Darrell J., do and will. I, Lance L., do will my true blonde hair to Nancy G. We, Mike S. and Gary 3., do will our agreeable ways to Dean H. and Joey W., who just can't get along with anyone. I, Arvid R., do will my perfect attendance award to Paul B. I, Linda M., do will my natural excitement pattern to Linda M. We, Debbie D., Debbie G., and Debbie 8., do will our names to Debbie B so the name DEBBIE will still be heard. I, Paul T., do will my ability to hear the 8:30 bell to Joel w., so he doesn't have to use an alarm clock every day. I, Roland L., do will my early weekend curfew and an overdose of 1957 Chevy car troubles to ThnIL We, Cheryl C. and Karen R., do will our coverups of quiet and sneaky ways to Larry and Terry, who sometimes need a coverup after weekends. 1, Roger W., do will my Brownie points in English to Diane E. x , p- f 1r SEATED: Mr. Ko Holmquist, Mr. L. Isackson, Mr. R. Opp, Mr. P. Johnson. STANDING: Mr. M. Rogstad, Mr. D. Nelson. Administration Mr. Reinh01d OPP: Superintendent Mr. Denis Moen, Secondary Principal Secretaries V! . 5 Mrs. Sybil Bergman, Mrs. Lorraine Johnson, 15 Mrs. Olga Peterson, Elementary Principal FAC U L-TY LYLE ANDERSON Social Problems American History WILLIAM BOHN Industrial Arts WARREN BARDWELL Science Driver's Education JACOB BOOMGAARDEN English DEL BLOWERS English 3 World History RICHARD HOUTKOOPER Band andfghorus ANGELINE KALMER Girls Physical Education Health GERALDINE MAHTO Home Economics GEORGE MCREYNOLDS Elementary Librarian Elementary Physical Education DENIS MOEN English Psychology WARREN NELSON Science EDITH REFSHAW Business Education GLENN RETTMANN Social Studies Boys Physical Education Health RUSSELL ROBE Math ED ROEPKE Boys Physical Education Health 17 Q RONALD SCHEEL Math Boys Physical Education BERNICE STEENERSON Librarian A. V. Director LINDA SUTHERLAND English Speech German Journalism D. Delich, J. Howard, H. Johnson, V.' Johnson, I... Tveitbakk, C. Heath, R. Nordlund. CUSTODIANS . . ' ' D. Johnson, J. Shelquist, H. Engebret- sen. ' I. LT; , x1 Sue Anderson Patty Bagaason Tom Bagne Debby Beckstrand Sharon Bergman Diane Boomgaarden Paul Bra in J udy Brendalen Larry Carter Terry Carter JUNIORS Nancy Erickson Nancy Gulbranson Adrienne Hagen Dean Halvorson Steve Eula Tim Holmquist Mary Isackson Rita Jensen Diane Johnson Fred Johnson Robert Johnson Ila Rae Langseth Esther Merseth Linda Holden Rilla Nelson Wendy Nelson Gustav Ollestad CLASS Ron Bud SPIRIT Steve Stai Keith Voigt Ken Halberg Joey Weasel NOT PICTURED: D k W tram Yvonne Culp 10 ea Chris Bakken Joel Wraa Christy Sundorllnd Rose Amundson WWW SOPHS Trent Anderson Glen Bergman I I n VE Neal Bergman Patty Bjerke Chris Charles t Diane Churness Terry Culp Les Erickson Steve Hagen Bonnie Dahlkg Earl Ehlers J ody Ehlers Silvia Hagen Ker 17 Eager Dick Eugen Elvin Erickson Kevin Erickson Kim Hagar Susan J ohnson 22 Sally Martin ROOVY m HING Larry Miller Gary Molden Ron Manson Gary Nordlund Kathy NOrdlund Mark Pulczinski Brad Randklev Bobby Klasse Richie Langseth Steve Lee LuAnn Lone Sherry Rydeen Steve Taflin Conrad Tollefson Randy Lene Larry Lindgren Janet Torserson Stove Halberg Denise Weasel 23 Tommi Anderson J eanne Beckstrand J anice Bergman Lois Bergman Lester Bjerke Lowell Bjerke Bradley Borene Grace Brain Randy Caskey Connie Christianson Marie Ehlera Pauline Ehlers Judy Engebretson Dale Erickson Karen Holm Rosaie Johnson Linda Erickson Micky Erickson Ingrid Field Terry J ohnson Denise Kaehn 24 Mike Klasse Darryl Lone Patty Lindon Teresa Monson Vicky Nelson Kim Ohman Marlin Olson Marilyn Olson Mona Rae Olson Debbie Rogstad Pam Rud Mayo Rusten Becky Sandland Duane Tollefson Ricky Sheet Jeanette Voigt Jerry Stoker Larry Westrum Laurie Stolan Chester Whealy 25 Not Pictured: Sheree Sunderllnd EIGHTH GRADERS Danny Aasen Curt Amundsen Terri Anderson Nancy Bagne Arlis Bardwell Kathy Bergeson Rick Bergeson Bradley Boomgaarden Kelly Carver Diane Caskey David Churness Kim Culp Greg Erickson Leroy Erickson DeeAnn Everhart Duane Evie Alice Garland Dan Garland Debra Groshong Steve Gunning Terri Gunning Curtis Hall Scott Ingalls Pam Jackson Mike Klema MOVE ON Peggy Lamb Paul Larson Laura Lindgren Dan Lindon Mike Hoen Ricky Nelson Christy Nordlund Mary Olness Jimmy Olson Juel Peterson Paul Rydeen Steve Shelquist Debbie Shoemate Joy Soma Tommy Stoker Nancy Swanson Roberta Taflin NOT PICTURED Billy Klaase Eva Torserson Peggy Torserson Debra Westrum 27 Mike Anderson Craig Beckatrand Patty Bergh Greg Bergman Steve Berglan J 0211 Bierbaun ,Bruce Bjerko Susan Charles Patty Christianson Cindy Dahlberg Randy Dahlke Vicki Dawes Kenny Dj ernes Wayne Ehlers Ilona Field Lori Forbragd Bobby Hull Kelly Houtkooper 28 SEVENTH GRADERS 'JOIN THE GOOD LIFE Sheryl Jackson Denise Johnson Dwight J ohnson David Layton Pam Lane Bradley Lundmark Tami Nelson Suzanne Noaeill Patty Randklev Sharon Rogstad DeeAnn Sather Teresa Stai Steve Thompson Debbie Tollefson J immy Torgerson Lorin Voigt Orin Voist Bobby Wesson Leslie Hestrum Sharon Wilson 29 F, Johnson, Vice President; K. Walberg. P. Larson, Treasurer; J. Soma, President; President; I. Langseth, Treasurer; R. Nel- s. Gunning, Vice President; D. Groshong, son, Secretary. Vice President. J. Torgerson, Vice President; N. Bergman, Secretary; B. Mc- Reynolds, Treasurer; S. Hagen, President. .I H'IUI W L L7 ' : F: ?i . ' vwxmr- m I h V ' Eve m V, 1' D. Tollefson, Secretary; T. Johnson, Trea- S. Noaeill, President; K. Houtkooper, Yice surer; G. Brein, President; C. Christian- President; 3 Randklev, Secretary; B. Baer- son, Vice President. ke, Treasurer. S m T E L H T A SENIOR BASKETBALL? Dennis E. WRESTLING: Steve 6., Mike S., 5 z x BASEBALL: Roger I., Dennis E. Roger I. Not Pictured: Gary S. ' SPORTS :2 STARS 1F 1pr 0368?de .. :01: ca mow - VARSITY ROW ONE: B. Garland; K. Cook; R. Isackson; S. Helm; J. Wraa; N. Bergman; K. Erickson; F. Johnson. ROW TWO: Mr. Roepke, Coach; Mr. Robb, Assistant Coach; D. Engebretson, D. Tollefson; D. Wes- trum; L. Larson; K. Walberg; S. Halberg; J. Stoker. ROW THREE: M. Klasse; D. Erickson; M. Pulczinski; C. Tollefson; S. Hagen;L FOOT B ALL Miller; K. Voight; s. Taflin; R. Scheet; B. Klasse. CPEERIEADERS Dick Coach Roepke Roger L. Hagen. R. Amundsen, P. Bjerke, R. Jensen, S. Hagen. CI! TEAM ROW ONE: '1'. Stoker; S. Shel- quist; D. Garland; S. Gun- ning; D. Lindom. ROW TWO: R. Scheet; B. Borene; DTol- lefson; P. Rydeen; L. Erick- son; Mr. Bohn, Coach. ROW THREE: QVoight; B. Klasse; S. Bergman; G. Erickson; L. Voight. HOMECOMING 1970-71 King Dennis 34 -IJUCOO . Bob Debbie Roland Cindy 35 B. Klasse, M. Anderson, C. Tollefson, T. Bagne, S. Gulbranson, K. Walberg. Mr. Bardwell, J. Ehlera, R. Isackson, M. Shelquist, S. Halberg, R. Lans- Holm, Mr. Rettmann. Cheerleaders: Patty, Sharon, Kathy. Mr. Bardwell, Assistant Coach; Mr. Rett- mann, Coach; Steve, Mike, Roger, Captains , ROW ONE: C. Amundsen, M. Pulczinski, K. Voigt, D. Erickson, D. Churness, J.Merseth. ROW TWO: S. Hagen, Hr. Bardwell, G. Scholl, S. Gunning, Mr. Rettmann, R. Manson, S. Shelquist. 36 ROW ONE: M. Pulczinski; C. Tollefson; S. Taflin. ROW TWO: L. Erickson; G. Bergman; Mr. Rettmann, Coach; S. Hagen; W. Nelson. Row ONE: B. McReynolds; C. Tollefson; K. Voigt; S. Taflin; B. RandIdev. ROW TWO: H. Nelson; D. Westrum; G. Nordlund; R. Isackson; K. Halberg; D. Engebretson. ROW THREE: D. Eugen; N. Bergman; F. Johnson; J. Wraa; Mr. Anderson, Coach. 37 B. Randklev; W. Nelson; D. Westrum; D. Eugen; J. Wraa; F. Johnson; N. Bergman; G. Nordlund; D. Engebretson; S. Taflin; Mr. Roepke, Coach; Mr. Robb, Asst. Coach. B A S K E T B A L L Mr. Robb, Assistant Coach; Mr. Coach; Dennis Engebretson. ILA SUE SHERRY BONNIE R. Sheet; L. Westrum; B. Borene; M. Rusten; Mr. Robb, Coach; D. Tollefson; J. Stoker; D. Lindom; T. Stoker. B Team DEBBIE JUEL DEBBIE GRACE ROW ONE: G. Bergman. Row TWO: R. Dahlke; E. Ehlers; B. Boomgaarden; P. Larson; P. Rydeen; D. Lindon; T. Stoker; Mr. Bohn, Coach. L. Voigt; 0. Voigt; B. Bjerke; G. Erickson; D. Johnson; B. Wesson; 4' k H , The tears of a clown, there's no one around. Yours, mine, and ours! Ma told me not to comE... Cheat--if ya gotta! ROW ONE: C. Eugen; R. Nelson; J. Groshong; M. Isackson. ROW TWO: P. Lamb; J. Beckstrand; C. Gunning; L. Bergman; M. Olson. ROW THREE: J. Voigt; B. Dahlke; J. Peterson; R. Amundsen; M. Olson; D. Larson; E. Sandland; K. Knut- son; B. Johnson. ROW FOUR: R. Rud; S. Hagen; K. Voigt; B. Sandland; P. Ehlers; D. Kaehn; T. Holmquist; B. McReynolds; S. Gunning. ROW FIVE: Mr. Houtkooper, Director; T. Anderson; M. Gibeau; P. Thompson. BAND OFFICERS: S. Bergman, M. Gibeau, So Martin. This band has SPIRITl! ROW ONE: S. Anderson; P. Jackson; S. Martin; D. Boomgaarden; M. Bagaason. Row TWO: K. Nordlund; D. Wessel; P. Rud; V. Nelson; J. Soma; D. Shoemate. ROW THREE: S. Rydeen; S. Johnson; T. Torgerson; R. Johnson; K. Nordlund; S. Bergman; L. Hagen. ROW FOUR: R. Taflin; w. Nelson; M. Rusten; J. Bergman; B. ?oomgaarden; L. Carter; S. Taflin; D. Westrum; T. Bagne. ROW FIVE: K. Helm; T. Anderson; N. Bagne. STAG E BAN D ROW ONE: S. Rydeen; S. Anderson; S. Johnson; R; Johnson; K. Nordlund; S. Berg- man; L. Hagen. ROW TWO: R. Rud; S. Hagen; K. Voigt; B. McReynolds; T. Holm- quist; N. Nelson; M. Rusten; D. Westrum; S. Taflin; T. Bagne. ROW THREE: M. Gibeau; K. Knutson; Mr. Houtkooper, Director; C. Engen. 43 ROW ONE: S. Bergman; S. Anderson; M. Isackson; B. Dahlke; P. Rud; K. Randklev; E. Merseth. ROW TWO: M. Olson; P. Bagaason; S. Hagen; A. Solee; P. Erickson; B. Randklev; S. Taflin; R. Rud. ROW THREE: L. Stolan; R. Johnson; D. Ghurness; R. Amundsen; G. Ollestad; D. Engen; K. Walberg; L. Larson. ROW FOUR: K. Djernes; B. Johnson; S. Rydeen; E. Sandland; J. Pulczinski; K. Cook; S. Helm; N. Berg- man; K. Erickson. ACCOMPANIST: Cheryl Engen OFFICERS: K. Knutson, K. Cook. ROW ONE: A. Hagen; J. Anderson; R. Nelson; D. Weasel; S. Johnson; P. Bjerke; K. Eager; V.Olson; B. Olson. ROW TWO: '1'. Holmquist; R. Langseth; K. Voight; C. Gunning; K. Knutson; V. Nelson; E. Boorman; L. Hagen. ROW THREE: D. Wes- trum; D. Engebretson; S. Hagen; N. Nelson; M. Gibeau; K. Nordlund; J. Bren- dalen; M. Bagaason; T. Torgerson. ROW FOUR: R. Lundmark; F. Johnson; A. Rusten; P. Thompson; D. Halvorson; S. Martin; D. Boomgaarden; R. Jensen; Mr. Houtkooper, Director. MADRIGAL ROW ONE: K. Knutson, C. Gunning, R. Amundsen, S. Bergman. ROW TWO: aason, '1'. Torgerson, D. Boomgaarden, E. Sandland, R. Jensen. Nelson, D. Westmm, N. Bergman, K. Cook, K. Voigt, R. Rud. 45 RON THREE: M. Bag- U. Majorettes Diane Judy Karen WWW- EE'XIiBiiobk HtGHECHOOL CLEARBROOKMINNESOIA Sylvia Wm? V WW Wmssmw Pom Pon Girls Esther Judy Patsy Nancy Adrienne m m- Hmm, WWW! 1; SEATED: D. Boomgaarden, B. Johnson, P. Thompson, R. Isackson, C. Nelson, L. Hagen. STANDING: S. Bergman, M. Isackson, R. Jensen, S. Anderson. Student Council ROW ONE: J. Voigt, I. Langseth, V. Nelson, M. Anderson. ROW TWO: B.Everhart, S. Anderson, S. Berg- man. ROW THREE: M. Isackson, R; Amundsen. ROW FOUR: C. Nelson, K.Nord1und, M. Gibeau. ROW FIVE: L. Larson, R. Isackson. KM - mm . .t .i u: 5 , l 5 SPEECH SEATED: N. Bagne, D. Dela, D. Boomgaarden, C. Gunning, C. Nelson, D. Shoemate. STANDING: L. Moen, D. Churness, S. Rydeen, J. Soma, S. Hagen, D. Weasel, B. Dahlke. 47 Mrs. Sutherland, Adviser; A. Hagen; K. Knutson; D. Boomgaarden. OFFICE SEATED: C. Engen, R. Westrum, S. Bergman, L. Hagen. STANDING: V. Olson, B. Johnson, R. Nelson. ROW ONE: S. Anderson, M. Bag- ason, L. Hagen, S. Bergman, . Groshong, Q, Eugen. ROW M. Isackson, s. Rydeen, S. Hagen, P. Bagaason. Not Pictured: Mrs. Refshaw, Adviser. SEATED: M. Bagaason; C. Gunning; B. Johnson; B. Olson. STANDING: K. Carver; A. Solee; E. Boorman; Mr. McReynolds, Librarian; T. J ohn- son; G. Brain. lJBRARY CLUBS Mrs. Steenerson, Librarian; J. Ehlers; R. Westrum; A. Hagen; V. Olson; K. Knutson; G. Charles; J. Engebretson; L. Moeno DRAMA CLUB ROW ONE: S. Anderson; L. Hagen; K. Voigt; R. Lundmark. ROW TWO: C. Engen; B. Johnson; K. Knutson; M. Isackson; L. Moen. ROW THREE: D. Dela; C. Gunning; F. Johnson; P. Thompson; D. Boomgaarden; R. Jensen; Mrs. Sutherland, Adviser; R. Nelson. Row ONE: B. Hall; S. Wilson; J. Beckstrand; J. Voigt; Mrs. Kalmer, Adviser; C. Christianson; M. Olson; P. Christianson; P. Bergh; P. Randklev. ROW TWO: D. Johnson; D. Tollefson; C. Dahlberg; S. Jackson; P. Jackson; N. Bagne; D. Caskey; A. Bardwell; T. Anderson; V. Dawes; T. Stai. ROW THREE: D. Kaehn; St Noaeill; L. Forbragd; L. Bergman; M. Ehlers; M. Erickson; M. Olson; D. Sather; S. Rogstad; K. Houtkooper. ROW FOUR: G; Brein; D. Shoemate; J. Bierbaum; J. Peterson; P. Bud; P. Lamb; D. Rogstad; T. Johnson; N. Swanson; R. Taflin; K. Holm. ROW FIVE: D. Groshong; V. Nelson; R. Johnson; K. Nordlund; P. Lindom; J. Soma; B. Sandland; J. Bergman; D. Everhart; T. Gunning. LETTERMEN'S CLUB Row ONE: B. Klasse; S. Taflin; H. Pulczinski; C. Tollefson; S. Gulbranson; B. Randklev. ROW TWO: R. Langseth; w. Nelson; D. Engebretson; L. Erickson; D. Wes- trum; K. Voigt; S. Hagen. ROW THREE: D. Engen; N. Bergman; R. Isackson; Hr. Roepke, Adviser; F. Johnson; K. Cook; S. Holm; G. Nordlund. 50 Future Teachers of America ROW ONE: V. Olson; K. Knutson; D. Boomgaarden; Mr. Scheel, Adviser; Mrs. Lundmark, Adviser; P. Thompson; S. Anderson; R. Jensen; N. Gulbranson. ROW TWO: K. Hager; L. Molden; K. Randklev; J. Anderson; S. Bergman; D. Wessel; D. Stai; R. Westrum;S. Johnson; I. Langseth; G. Charles. ROW THREE: L. Hagen; P. Bagaason; A. Solee; B. Dahlke; M. Isackson; P. Erickson; S. Hagen; C. Engen; J. Groshong; T. Anderson; K. Nordlund. Row FOUR: R. Amundsen: R. Rud: S. Taflin; B. Johnson; 3. Rydeen; C. Nelson; K. Voigt; B. Randklev; C. Gunning; D. Gunning; M. Gibeau; T. Holmquist. ROW FIVE: D. Dela; T.Torgerson; M. Bagaason; R. Langseth; w. Nelson; L. Carter; N. Bergman; F. Johnson; R. Johnson; K. Erickson; D. Eugen; T. Culp; E. Sandland. Future Homemakers of America ROW ONE: B. Olson; V. Olson; S. Hagen; S. Rydeen; Mrs. Mahto, Adviser; L. Hagen; K. Nordlund; P. Bjerke; G. Brien; C. Christianson. ROW TWO: K. Eager; S. John- son; L. Holden; K. Randklev; J. Anderson; D. Stai; R. Westrum; R. Nelson; K. Helm. ROW THREE: I. Langseth; M. Erickson; T. Johnson; J. Groshong; S. Anderson; B. Dahlke; P. Bagaason; C. Eugen; S. Bergman; D. Weasel. ROW FOUR: E. Merseth; P. Erickson; R. Amundsen; R. Johnson; B. Sandland; V. Nelson; M. Olson; K. Knutson; M. Isackson. ROW FIVE: B. Johnson; M. Bagaason; C. Nelson; E. Sandland; R. Jen- sen; D. Boomgaarden; D. Dela; C. Gunning; D. Gunning; P. Lindom. SPIRIT - HORNETS STYLE Eek ,x And I promise to ... Do your own thingl. All-Star-Wrestlers ROW ONE: S. Halvorson, B. Amundsen, M. Lucas, D. Brein, V. Ehlers, C. Bergh, B. Voight, A. Dawes. ROW TWO: D. Erickson, G. Nelson, J. Sol- berg, D. Johnaen, J. Shelquist, S. Beckstrand, R. Gunderson. ROW THREE: G. Shoemate, R. Malberg, S. Shelquist, K. Olson, M. Larson, S. Postier. NOT PICTUREDzJ- Larson. $ Mrs. Lundmark Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Bergman ROW ONE: L. Gulbranson, S. Wraa, R. Bardwell, B. Bergeson, D. Lee, M, Erickson, V. Shelquist. ROW TWO: K. Houtkooper, P. Klasse, T. Olson, D. Churness, K. Lindberg, J. Caskey, K. Berg, S. Narveson. ROW THREE: B. Erickson, B. Shelquist, S. Thorson, K. Lene, B. Holm, R. Bergman, D. Larson. 54 ROW ONE. Sather. S. Charles, L. Rud, P. Lee, C. Beckstrand, T. Johnson, J. E E 1 mm m m..:. ROW TWO: L. Lindgren, T. Lawrence, D. Aakre, C. Torgerson, C. Tollefson. ROW THREE: C. Hall, M. Houtkooper, L. Langseth, C. Ry- deen, F. Ehlers, B. Bergman. Mrs. Rusten ROW ONE Aasen. Mrs. Jurgens Mr. Nordlund I 3 B. Charles, L. Bergman, D. Dahlke, P. Jorgenson, S. Lamb, S. Row TWO: T. Torser R. Thorson. ROW THREE: B. czinski, T. Slapnicher. NOT PICTURED: I. Anderson. son, T. Shelquist, M. Hansen, K. Anderson, Ingalls, C. Thorson, J. Peterson, M. Pul- 55 mUZDZUCD Row ONE: M. Dawes. 'E Gulbranson, V. TeHennepe, S. Halvorson, w. Bergh, R. Rhen, ROW TWO: D. Shelquist, J. Jorgenson, S. Walberg, D. Ostby, R. Caskey, D.Lawrence, S. Erickson. ROW THREE: K. Anderson, N. Sten- seng, M. Houtkooper, E. Lindom, M. Larson, D. Churness. Mrs. Hagen Fourth Grade Mrs. Borud ROW ONE: S. Nelson, T. Wilson, T. Gunderson, M. Skarison, M. Halvorh son, A. Johnson. ROW TWO: G. Olson, M. Manson, B. Westrum, D. Holm, B. Groshong. ROW THREE: J. Erickson, T. Lindon, R. Nass, S. Swanson, w. Anderson, M. Sather. NOT PICTURED: K. Brossard, K. Larson. Mrs. Lewis a f, L . .. h r, ROW ONE: M. Charles, G. Torgerson, J. Aakre, M. Dawes, K. Paulson. ROW TWO: J. Johnson, K. Haugen, C. Brossard, M. Blowers, L. Forbragd, P. Shelquist. ROW THREE: M. Molden, D. Lene, L. Erickson, J. Mc- Alaster, N. Pulczinski. NOT PICTURED: B. Amundsen, M. Bagaason. 'Thkd Grade ng , . , .,. a ROW ONE: T. Beckstrand, L. Hall, L. Bjerke, P. Larson, S. Erickson. ROW Two: B. Jackson, R. Taflin, M. Anderson, R. Peterson, R. Sims, D. Aakre. ROW THREE: T. Slapnicher, L. Ehlers, S. Isackson, G. Eng- dahl, D. Nelson. NOT PICTURED: P. Aasen. 57 Mrs. Andersen ROW ONE: L. Caskey, J. Voigt, E. Erickson, D. Johnson, A. Stenseng, J. Dahlke. ROW TWO: K. Charles, L. Blowers, S. TeHennepe, K. Culton, R. Scheet. ROW THREE: C. Lindway, W. Nelson, S. Lindberg, G. Parker. mqmwo . u , 2:: 3.2: ..,., ROW ONE: L. Johnson, P. Noaeill, R. Erickson, T. Lindway, M. Landmark, K. Sol- berg. Row TWO: T. Sims, P. Ostby, R. Nordlund, L. Carter, K. Pawlitscheck. ROW THREE: J.Bardwell, D.Bergman, B. Gunning, M. Thompson, K. Stoker, S. Slapnicher. 58 J'- L v yh 1-: 1 L; 4 L z - la? :7 . . . . . 3; ' L ROW ONE: D. Paulson, D. Lene, L. Ostby, A. Howard, L. Sather, W. Parker, K. Brossard. ROW TWO: C. Jackson, H. Pawlitscheck, D. Beckstrand, T. Tollefson, B. Anderson, T. Kalmer. ROW THREE: C. Aakre, V. Haugen, L. Shelquist, S. Taf- lin, P. Pulczinski. ROW FOUR: S. Larson, S. Thorson, G. Nass, B. Thorson, J. Bardwell, K. Reichert. QOwo Mrs. Postier W's. Tjolsen Kinderga rten h ROW ONE: J. TeHennepe, T. Rhen, T. Kalmer, T. ROW ONE: M. Olson, J. rPurner, S. Delich, C. Erickson, S. Monson. ROW TWO: G. Nass, S. Skarison. ROW TWO: J. Solberg, D. Klasse, K. Moen, B. Nelson, K. Reichert. ROW TIREE: L. Larson. Row THREE: W. Rogstad, T. Haugen, D. Torgerson, R. Lene, L. Christensen, H. Ander- Snobeck. K. Presser. son, M. Marmorine. 59 NOT PICTURED: G. Maxwell. innocent ? L 'V Bet you can't eat just one! The 500d: the bad, and the u81Y' unormv or HDLSUM BAKERY CD-IOICD'UZDZCD Peek-a-boo Look at that grinli Waltzing Matilda What would happen if n .0- 60 A UTOGRA PHS A UTOGRA PHS A UTOGRAPHS A UTO GRA PHS 1.BIast-off of Apollo 13 - the ' i N wthe World held its breath dur- i 'E ingithe dramatic and near disas- trous flight of Apollo 13. voted top news story of 1970 by AP 2.Senato'r Peter Dominick. center, toasts with U.S. officers and troopers of the First Division fol- lowing the announcement that the INNIBIg Red One would be with EdraEwnENEas part of President NiEx- I on's Iatest troop withdrawali 3.ArrivingEfor a weekly sessibn of Vietnam Peace Talks are. left'to right,NT0P: Ambassador PhNam Dang Lam South Vietnam; David ' 3 K. Bruce. U. S. A.; BOTTOM: Ngu-, yen Van Tien. Vietcong: and Ngu- yen Minh Vy. North Vietnam. . 4.PaiestiriiEa'n Guerrillas pose atop wreckage of BOAC jetIiner they blew up at desert airstrip at Al Khana. Jordan. Fpur jet airliners wereNhijacked and destroyed in- cluding a Pan American 741 5.ESoviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vladimir SemenovI, IeftE, Ieaves the American embassy'in Vienna, accompanied by US. Ambassa- dor to Austria. John Hermes: afe ter a sesSion of the Strategie Arms Limitation Talks ISaItI. E.Pope Paul is shown the way to the podium by President Suharto of Indonesia The Pope made a ten day visitE to countries in the Far East 7.NANn Egyptian soldier is sNhoEwrNIN IE ' I I standing guard in OctEobeEr beside I d I. I NEasEer Mosque' In Cairo. EEBEFirEstE of U. S. aid helicopters dErop sacks of rice to the hungry survi- vors in East Pakistari where a ' cyclonewand tidal wave killed hundreds of thousands of people. 9.Nobei Prize winners from left are Luiis LeLoir. in Chemistry from Argentina: Louis Neel, inIPhysichE EfNrEom France. The next three are NdeIN'I Physielogy and megiiNcEInezN IBEeEanarEdE KatzI. EnEgIand: UEIfE VonE Sweden; JLIEIIusN AxelrodN UEnEitedI StEaIesE. EPauIE AI. N:NSamueNIE-I sonE UnifedE States, vaon EthEe memorEIaII prize In Economics; and Hannes Aifven. Sweden, in Physics. mirhis photo shows two of the American POWs that appearedin a film that was shot by a member of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation The film was made Christmas day at prisoner of war camp outside Hanoi. iEJNames CrEoss pointed to television that waNsN his companion while held priNsoEnerE by ki'drEIappers in I MEorEItEreaI Quebec Labor Minister E H IPierreiLa PEorte. was kidnapped and killed by members of the Front de Liberation du Quebec. NOBEL PRIZE iZMembers of Israel' 5 Knesset vote 9 N to Nreturn to the United Nations MI'EddIe- East Peace Talks with Egypt and Jordan. ane Minis- ter, Golda Meir is identifiable in group at right. Defen'se minister. Moshe Dayan is at top Ieft. ' PrimedInUS-A. E INTERNATIONAL NEWS .: m ,