East High School - Birch Log Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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N X in ff ..,' X .JN V.- eff F Aff 5 ,A 1 ,rf '- ' DEDICHTIUH i M We take great pleasure in dedicating this Birch 'S 'V Log to Mr. Jones, the advisor of the annual, who has 4 so patiently worked to make possible a year book at East. His efforts have been greatly appreciated. THE STAFF A f ,f ' ,i ,VW 4 V X 'll X IL.. ,N A X. f x N i, i P e f ,M it 'if K -- Zigi -f Y A. IL I I 1'l,f'll i Z Gif WW . 4 4335 . ,V ff H L if it-2, f- ,-ri i i Igfzf-116' A F CULTY ZS E MXSS DOROTHY A. PAUL MR. CUFFORD BERGE. ff' MR. T. W. NNXTCHELL, Prkncipd Gids' CounseXor BOY S' CounseXor 6 Um i 1 3 , i , i- Eisie Johns, Fiorence McDevitt, Jean Macwe, 2' June Woodward, Eiida Jensen, Robert Burruw ., Row 3:Pe1er 'Lirm-nerman, Howard J. Aiaspa, Row . M ei Nordberg. Row . ' ' ' NYY Eienore DiMarco. ab Pau Roq ,T 1 w 2 x X low 1: Evo Porter, Mary Buck, Liiiian Corew, Beatrice ...- Bioedei, Grace Andrews, Bess Stiiiwagon, Phoiia Riggs. Raw 3: C Sateriie, Robert Vickers, Byron Bray. 7 Ro iii ,l E l he HOWARD J. ALASPA University of Minn. Science Airplane Club School Stores GRACE B. ANDREWS University of Minn. Social Studies Y-Teen Club School Treasurer CLIFFORD BERGE Northwestern University Orchestra Ensemble Club Boys' Counselor BESS T. BLOEDEL University of Minn. Social Studies Foreign Correspondence Club BYRON BRAY English Duluth State Teachers College Radio Amateurs Club Assembly Program Director MARY BUCK University of Minn. English Games Club ROBERT BURROWS Hamline University Vocal Music Boys' Quartet LILLIAN CAREW University of Minn. Mathematics Pep Club W. ELLOWYN COWDEN University of Minn. English Social Studies Press Club Birch Bark CHARLES B. DIERS Stout lnstitute Woodworking and Drafting Boys' Whittling Club Safety Director CLARENCE DIERS Stout Institute Industrial Arts Social Science Proiectionists' Club All School Proiection Student Director Advisor D MR. T. W. MITCHELL Principal ELENORE DiMARCO University of Minn. Physical Education Girls' Tumbling Club Health WARREN GUDE Superior State Teachers College Mathematics Radio Announcers' Club Auditorium Supervisor FLORENCE HECTOR Lawrence College English Declamation Creative Writing Club RUTH HOLLINGSWORTH University of Minn. General Science Biology Nature Study Club ELIDA JENSEN University of Minn. Mathematics Awards Club Awards Committee ELSIE JOHNS Oberlin College Columbia University Vocal Music Girls' Ensemble Club ROGER JONES University of Michigan Social Studies Birch Log Club Birch Log Advisor LEONA LEONARD University of Minn. Mathematics Declamation Dancing Club ALVIN LOUCKS University of Michigan Science Sports Discussion Club JEAN MACRAE University of Minn. Library Club Supervisor of Library Cadets FLORENCE McDEVlTT University of Minn. English, Spanish, Latin Latin Club Remedial Reading 8 BEATRICE McKENZIE Superior State Teachers College Mathematics Art Gift Club LOIS McKlBBlN Carleton College English Dramatic Club Dramatic Coach MABEL NORDBERG University of Minn. Home Economics Child Core Club DOROTHY PAUL University of Minn. Girls' Counselor English Jr. Dancing Club EVA POTTER University ot Chicago Home Economics Knitting Club Chairman of Welfare Committee PHALLA RIGGS Chicago Acedamy of Fine Arts Art Art Club ELMER SATERLIE St. Olaf College Columbia University Social Studies Fly Tieing Club Audio-Visual Aids Extemporaneous Speech BESS STILLWAGON Iowa State Collage Home Economics Costume Club ROBERT VICKERS Duluth State Teachers College Band Reed Club ROBERT WILLIAMS Duluth State Teachers College Physical Education Health Sports Otticials Club Coach Boys' Walton League JUNE WOODWARD Macalester College Mathematics PETER ZIMMERMAN Stout Institute Industrial Arts Art Metal Club Student Council Advisor Wana STUDENT COUNCIL Seated at table, Row l: Ralph Cunningham, Jim Waldo, Sally Parish. Seated Row 2: Diane Westmoreland, Nancy Gillis, Jane Coleman, Roberta Holliday, Margery Kimball, Barbara Johnson, Pauline Hart, Arlis Garon, Barbara Young, Marilyn Lyons. Row 3, standing: Calix Reneau, Dan Caldwell, Peers Fawcett, David Barnes, Lyman Marshall, Clark Johnson, Stephen Seftenberg, Daniel Hansen, Tom Johnson, Jane Tangwell, Barbara Martini, David Borgeson, Bill Opsahl, Mr. Zimmerman. STUDENT COUNCIL Students of East practise Democracy in every day living through their elected representatives, the Student Council, composed of representatives elected by the twenty-four homerooms. The Council meets every Tuesday during activity period to assist in the management of the school. Under the able leadership of its advisor, Mr. Peter P. Zimmerman, and its officers, Jim Waldo, president, Ralph Cunningham, vice-president, Sally Parish, secretary, the Council directed a number of successful activities during the year. At the annual Recognition Day program, the Council awarded certificates of office to 240 students who were serving the school in many different ways. The Christmas toy drive was very successful this year-over l,20O toys were collected to be repaired and distributed to less fortunate children. ln February the Council organized two Winter Frolics on the school rink, one for the seventh and eighth grades and one for the ninth and tenth grades. Participating in the city-wide Student Council convention in March, representatives from our Council presented a discussion on the Honor Point System. A magazine sub- scription drive to raise money for the school was directed by the Council iust before Easter. At the close of school, gold, silver, and bronze E pins were presented to those students who had earned them in extra-curricular activities of the school. 5 L We 7161967222 STUDENT DIRECTORS Row 1: Mari Max Tomlinson, Barbara Young, Gail Halverson, Kay White, Ed William, Dale Johnson, Jerry Cohen, Franklin Elevitch, Leslie Shiapro, Roger Landgren. Row 2: Barbara Johnson, Gretchen Klein, Susan Brader, Pat Haly, Peggy Lempe, Marilyn Lyons, Joyce Atwood, George Ekoth, Clark Johnson, Roger Olson, Jim Forseth. Row 3: Walter Raich, Lester Crystal, Bill Opsahl, Arthur Crane, John Altonen, Joel Mitchell, Smith Brookhart, Laurence Juul, Stuart Seiler, Drake Holmes, Morris Weinberg, Ralph Cunningham. Row 4: John Mitchell, Ray Ritchie, Erving Severtson, Louie LaCheck, Bill Bard, John Berby, Gordon Simonson, Max Sansky, Beniie Goldfarb, Harold Fegralus, lrving Davis, Carl Walker. Row 5: Jack Fawcett, Dolores Leiser, Terry Donnelly, Georgia Fauvell, Allen Boyd, Donna D'Addea, Joanne Lueck, Mary Bray, Marilyn Krovitz, Cynthia Clark, Raena Goldflne, Astrid Nordin, Joycelyn Larson. Row 6: Frank Holappa, Bob Diefendorf, Paul Schmidt, Keith Duff, Tom Ritchie, Joe Trepanier, Mary Lou Dower, Roberta Gran, Nancy Dolezel, Elizabeth Ames, Myra Nelson, Reesa Kenner, Pat Johnson. LIBRARY CADET5 Seated: Marylin Stromberg, Barbara Olds, Nancy Shields, Ar- lene Palmer, Jeanne Gamst, Ellyn Nelson. Standing: Mary Blair, Lois Craswell, Miss Macrae. OFFICE CADETS Row I: Bonnie Wallace, Mae Gruber, Lois Lindstrom Marilyn Lyons, Gretchen Klein, Edwina Anderson, Betty Lou Lange. Row 2: Marilyn Abalan, Ann Grinden, Miss Paul, Susan Schelstreet, Dolores Dahlberg, Helen Fosness, Joycelyn Larson, Kathryn Mc- Kinlay. J O A 1 Tr? ,I 1' .0 V., Q, 705 Egan: . Www md BIRCH' BARK Seated at table: Bill Overman, Lester Crystal, Margery Kimball, Jackie Mindlin. Row I: Marilyn Stromberg, Lynette Olson, Frank Holappa, John Mitchell, Phyllis Witte, Ardith Emanuelson, Sally Carlson, Gail Halverson, Sandra Hector. Row 2: Miss Cawden, Art Mattson, John Wallberg, lee Joyce Constans, Kay Anderson, Carole Peer, Dick Bolt, Wayne Peterson, Beverly Biron, Janet Hin- tikka, Rita Burke. Row 3: Darryl Hoiem, Dean Hoyum, Barbara Olds, Peggy Lempe, Mari Max Tomlinson, Bernadine Hoff, Barbara Williams, Joanne lueck, Joycelyn Larson, Ann Grinden, Gretchen Klein. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor in Chief ....... ......,.,,...................,....... ....... l e stef Crystal Assistant Editor ........,...,.................,.....,..........,,.,...............,..... Jackie Mlndlm Editorial Stat?-Lynette Olson, Darryl Hoiem, Bill Overman, Peggy Lempe, Phyllis Witte, Arthur Mattson, Wayne Peterson, Rita Burke. Business Stat?-Margery Kimball, Bill Overman, Frank Holappa, Lee Joyce Constans. Features ,,,...,.....,...,,.. Beverly Biron, Dick Bolt, Barbara Olds, Joanne Lueck Photographer .............,.,.,.............................,,.............,.,,..,..,,,., John Mitchell Sports ..........,.,.... ......... W ayne Peterson, Rita Burke, John Mitchell Exchanges .......,.,.....,.,........................,..........,.................. Ardith Emanuelson Typist .,............,.,................................,.,..,..,..,.............,..,..,.,. Margery Kimball Reporters-Sally Carlson, Ann Grinden, Gail Halverson, Sandra Hector, Janet Hintikka, Bernodine Hott, Peggy Lempe, Carole Peer, Marilyn Stromberg, Mari Max Tomlinson, Barbara Williams, Dean Hoyum, John Wallberg. Proof Readers-Gretchen Klein, Jocelyn Larson, Joanne lueck, Kay Anderson. Advisor ........... ........ M iss Cowden BIRCH BARK Deadline! Deadline! Hurry! Hurry! That comes up about a dozen times a month for the Birch Bark and its staff. Little is known about the inside and unseen work of the Birch Bark, so in these few paragraphs you are going to be told some of the main facts. The News Page is used to tell about assemblies, con- certs, and other events which happen in school and in the city. The editorial page has editorials on holidays, equip- ment, and'facilities the city or school needs. Last but not least are the few articles on gossip which arouse much interest around the school. The feature page has an article on the popular boy and girl of the month, Here and There. Special features on the third page this year were Meet the Faculty and inter- views of great preformers who come to Duluth. The sports page gives the homeroom intramural sports and the main sports events. W5 70042 an 107 BIRCH LOG Sealed at Table: Vernon Barnaby, Margery Kimball, Margie Hanson, Carolyn Davidson, Row l: Ray Ritchie, Arlene Palmer, Marilyn Lyons, Annabelle Lind, Beverly Carlson, Susan Bailess, Barbara Young, Gail Halverson, Sandra Hector, Mae Gruber, Jean Johnson. Row 2: Doleres Dahlberg, Leslie Shapiro, Franklin Elevitch, Drake Holmes, Marilyn Abalon, Jackie Mindlin, Virginia Wise, Betty Ostrom, Kay McKinley, Alyce Ray Stoltenberg, Mr. Jones. Row 3: Kay White ,George Boberg, Tom Ritchie, Sally Parish, Pat Sulkoski, Donna Johnson, Mary Ann Kelly, Nancy Sundby, Helln Skillings, Arlis Garson, Cynthia Clark, Marilyn Krovitz. BIRCH LOG STAFF Edigof ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,A,,..,,A,,,,,,,,,,.,.,..,,..i. ..,,.... M a riorie Hanson Aggigtqnt Editor ,,,,,A, ,,,,,s,,,,,,,A.,,s,..,.,...,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,..,, C arolyn Davidson Clan., ,,,,,,,,,,,A,, ,s,,,,,, S andre Hector, Gail Halverson, Helen Skillings Aghlgflgg ,,,,,,,, s,,,AAs,As, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,.,,,,.,......... F r a nklin Elevitch Clubs ,,,,,,,,, .,,.i.ii.,. M arilyn Lyons, Jean Johnson Fqqulry ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,.,i.i G oil Halverson, Beverly Carlson Phofogfqphy ,,,,,,, ,,.,,,.,,i.,,,,,,,,,,,.....,,,, V ernon Barnaby Typists ,,,,,,,.,,, ,.,,.,..,, J ackie Raymond, Arlene Palmer An ,,,4,,,,,,4,,,,,, ,,,,,,4,,, ,A,,A4,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. , . D irected by Miss Riggs Preofreqders ,.,,.,,,,,..,...,.,..... Jackie Mindlin, Drake Holmes, Barbara Young Business-Annabelle Lind, Alyce Roe Stoltenberg, Marilyn Abalan, Jean Johnson, Sandra Hector. Solicitors-Nancy Sundby, Mae Gruber, Dolores Dahlberg, Donna John- son, Leslie Shapiro, Tom Ritchie, Ray Ritchie, Sally Parish, Mary Ann Kelly, George Boberg, Arlis Garon, Pat Sulkoski, Margery Kimball, Helen Skillings, Annabelle Lind. Adyigof ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,., 4,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,s, ...,..,.. M r . Jones BIRCH LOG Never a dull moment! This certainly fits this year's Birch Log Staff. ln September, every staff member racked his brain for ideas for the annual. After an idea was decided on, our busy editor drew up the dummy with the advisor, Mr. Jones. To open the subscription campaign, the solicitors met to discuss the plans. Everyday each solicitor visited his assigned homeroom and collected subscription money. The homerooms with IOOWL or more received a 10 cent refund for each subscriber. A reward movie, Babes in ToyIand, was shown to all subscribers. At last the long awaited individual pictures arrived. Every available member of the staff was put to work cutting and identifying pictures. For three feverish days the staff worked with the photographer in taking pictures. In the midst of their other activities the staff sponsored an all school Valentine Dance and much of their time was spent in decorating the cafeteria. Lonnie Sandborn and his band furnished the music. Securing ads, proofreading copy, and mounting pic- tures took the balance of the time. As April lst was the deadline for all the writeups, everyone scrambled to meet it. Finally, when the Annual was off to the printers everyone relaxed with a sigh of relief. O de game! l E G A-I BAND Front Row, left to right: Mary Ann Kelly, David Borgeson, Donald Snyder, Drake Holmes, Lois Lindstrom, Cecile Hilding, Edwina Anderson, Bonnie Wallace, Donna Johnson, Mae Gruber, Carol Sandstedt. Second Row, left to right: Frank Holappa, Kern Lyon, John Wallberg, Kathryn McKinlay, Nancy Shields, Joanne Voorhees, Jackie Mindlin, James Waldo, Philip Eckman, Larry Lee, Darryl Hoiem, Jack Olson, Roderick Rude, Sandra Bonnell James Archer,, Patricia Sulkoski, Donna D'Addea. Third Row, left to rlght: Andrew Fenney, Betty Lawson, Virginia Wise, Nellie Ness, Georgia Fauvell, Betty Ostrom, Lester Crystal, Mari Max Tomlinson, Sally Parish, Frank St. Clair, Robert, Borgerson, Edward Waldo, Thomas Johnson, James Carlson, Richard Schulze, Bruce Mathison, Danny Hazen, Smith Brookhart, Charles Kieswetter, Robert Whitney, Keith Martin. Back Row, left to right: Richard Miller, Raymond Quelland, Wayne Peterson, Robert J. Vickers lDirectorl, Katherine Ure, Arlene Palmer, Robert Anderson, George Boberg, William Overman. A-I BAND Strutting their flashy new red and gray uniforms about town, the East High A-l Band brings to a close an eventful year. During the year the band has taken an active part in the activities here and in the community. The band gave two splendid concerts under the able direction of Mr. Vickers this season, one on December 3, and another, the Band Festival, on April l. The latter was a combined con- cert of the three bands, the A-l Band, A-2 Band, and B Band. The proceeds went to buy ten additional uniforms. The assistance of the Band Parents club did much to make the Festival a success. Some of the pieces presented at the concert were The Barber of SeviIIe, Victor Herbert's Favorites, Military Escort, and The Student Prince. Away from school, the A-l band played at the Lions Club and Scottish Rite. Participating in the Miss America, Boy and Girl Week, and Memorial Day parades and the Music Festival was a thrilling experience for the 67 members. Formed from members of the band was the German Band which played at assemblies, the Scottish Rite, the Lions Club, Kiwanis Club, and the Talent Show. Also or- ganized was a Pep band which played at pep assemblies and games. ' - mmf' A ORCHESTRA Row 'l: Franklin Elevitch, Fay Klefstad, Joanne Lueck, Barbara McFarland, Dale Stramwell, Ann Grinden, Pat Haley, Marilyn Abalan, Barbara Williams, Etta Gilleland. Raw 2: Margery Kimball, Leilla Lonn, Sandra Hector, Gail Halvorsen, Elizabeth Robinson: Mary Mahnke, Paul Schmidt, Wendell Hilding, Joan Williams, Bernice Wallin, Harold Broman, Alyce Stoltenberg, Jane Lichtenheld, Gretchen Klein. Raw 3: Carole Peer, Sally Carlson, Bernadine Hoff, Barbara Anderson, Margaret Peterson, Gretchen Queyle, Mary Hamerston, Susan Hatlestad, Kay Tree, Joyce Smith, Louann Carver, Mary Bray, Virginia Hansen, Margaret Feikema, Jacqueline Rocchia, Elizabeth Alspach. Raw 4: Lynette Olson, Elizabeth Schultz, Erving Severtson, Roger Olson, Stuart Seiler, Betty Herald, Mariorie Morterud, Jim Carlson, Tom Johnson, Kay Anderson, Jackie Mindlin, Larry Lee, Philip Eckman, David Borgeson, Mary Ann Kelly, Cecile Hilding, Bonnie Wallace, Carol Sandstedt, Sally Parish, Lester Crystal, Marion Peterson, Gail Liliestrom Mary Wilson, Mary Lou Egeland, Shirley Durdin, Dianne Lundstrom, Row 5: Mr. Berge,'Ray Quelland, Charles Keiswetter, Smith Broakhart, George Boberg, Robert Anderson, Duane Harkwell, Wayne Burton. A ORCHESTRA A visit to 224, the orchestra room, finds exciting re- hearsals going on at all times under Mr. Berg's capable direction. Perhaps the A and B orchestra is busily re- hearsing for a coming concert: or the ensemble club is preparing to play at one of it's many appearances, or maybe they are planning an exchange program with another high school, or practising for the anxiously awaited Music Festival. Friday, the lst of December, was the date of the first highlight in the orchestra's busy year. lt was a concert held at East, with both orchestras, the seventh, and the ninth ensembles all participating. Etta Gillelland, accom- panied by her sister, played a cello solo and a novelty number, The Cat and the Fiddle narrated by Tom John- son were the highlights of the program. Another concert was held on April 29, which featured Mary Wilson at the harp, Lynette Olson, who sang a solo, and Elizabeth Alspach, a cellist. There was a wide variety of music ranging from Haydn to Tschaikawsky. The Music Festival, held every May in the Armory, is an annual program sponsored by the Minnesota High School Music League in which all Duluth Senior and Junior High Schools participate. East's orchestra always does a good iob and this year did exceptionally well. All in all, the orchestras have had an unusually busy year with a lot of fun and experience too. A-2 BAND Row 1: Marilyn Krovitz, Cynthia Clark, William Vines, Donald Wheat, Susan Haskins, Janice Jackson, Joel Mitchell, Janice Ostrom. Row 2: Leslie Shapiro, Gary Holzer, Russel Peterson, Stanley Karon, Shirley Dybvik, Claire Grosberg, Robert Pike, Jack Pavlik, Richard Hierpe, Karen Christiansen, Arlis Garon,-Linus Olsen, John Brederson, Lyman Marshall. Row 3: Gerald Cohen Tom Brown, James Fitzgerald, Dole Johnson, Kay White, Donald Gilbert, Richard Flint, Burt Schweiger, Robert Strom, Jerry Weber, Peter Thorsteinson, David Pearson. Row 4: Mr. Vickers, Sherman Johnson, William Carson, James LeBorious, Wayne Tinseth, Dennis Collins, Nancy Haigh, Glorietta Keast, William Bard. B BAND Row I: Peggy O'Hearn, Jane Tangwell, Vera McCarthy, Keith Henricksen, Ronald Pederson, Theodore Friedman, Ruth Reed, Joanne Nelson, Joanne Rawn, Roberta Traub, Carol Carlson, Alethe Nelson. Row 2: Robert Anderson, David Tolmann, Ronald Nelson, Margaret Ruikka, Norma MacLeod, Nancy Erickson, Geraldine Olson, Charles Harrom, John Nottingham, Ronald Conties, Joseph Coleman, Roger Carlson, Barbara Ritchie, Kenneth Cayo, Maynard Mahler, Keith Mitchell, Barbara Holmes, Warner Skomars. Row 3: William Knuckey, James Doss, Edward Davis, Leone Buchanan, Ruth Schmitt, Joan Larson, Iris Van Alstine, Nancy Ault, Robert Sigel, John Kohlhaas, Marlene Hemmerling, Caroline Lundberg, Janice Toms, Joan Chantigney, Marie Pontliana, Marie Chesney, Gail Lempe, Richard Weld, Allen Ericksen, Felix Tomlinson, Philip Hanson, Daniel Caldwell, Donald Phillips, Leonard Matta, Richard Moe, John Teppen, Willard Nelson. Row 4: James Lawson, Ronald Peterson, Robert Lyness, James Carlson, Franklin Pass, Keith Anderson, Robert Wood, Philip Black, John Glendenning, Dale Hammerstrom, Joan Stenstrom, Mary Gerard, Robert Hughes, Rose Marie Orme, Mr. Vickers. B ORCHESTRA Row 1: Susan Sebo, Jane Alspach, Colleen Fitzgerald, Roberta Holiday, Gracia Peterson, Renee Galburt, Kathryn Grimwood, Marian Anderson, Anne Feste. Row 2: Priscilla Green, Suzon Karon, Betty Larson, Bob Rocchio, Ronny Solheims, Mr. Berge, David Kennedy, James Kaping, Danny Gazett, Cutris Gilleland, Edith Atkinson, Dean Erickson, Barbara Martini, Willa Dunder. ENSEMBLE CLUB The Ensemble Club of East has achieved city-wide fame this year through thirty-two outstanding entertain- ment performances for leading civic organizations. These included performances for the Community Fund Drive, church suppers, school assemblies, plays and programs, as well as the school operetta and the May Music Festival, where the Ensemble excelled in competition. At these performances, the string group presented light classical and musical comedy selections, many of which are favorites with music lovers. Under the splendid guidance of Mr. Clifford Berg, orchestra director, this string ensemble has progressed rapidly, receiving recognition for advanced musical ability and artistic performance as an entertainment group. Although only seven years old, the number of requests for the Ensemble Club's musical presentations gives evi- dence of its popularity. There are twenty-one members in the group this year, all of them being selected from the string section of the orchestra. The president is Margery Kimball, and the secretary-treasurer, Leilla Lonn. Ensemble: President, Mariorie Kimball, Secretary-Treasurer, Leilla Lonn, Advisor, Mr. Berge. I7 Om SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS' CHOIR Row I: Elinor Haugen, Jean Bergfalk, Mary Ann Larsen, Marianne Magnuson, Nancy Kern, Lois Erickson, Gail Lempe, Roseann Sande, Carol Carlson, Ann Louise Cohn, Irene Pavarinne, Joan Falgren, Arlone Lindblom, Anita Amundson, Sandra Charrier. Row 2: Joan Larson, Ardene Joffe, Kay Swan, Michelle Popkin, Joan Nelson, Barbara Martini, Marcia Larson, Ruth Eelkema, Alexandra Cash, Ruth Reed, Vera McCarthy, Diane Westmoreland, Mary Elizabeth Taylor, Elaine Seashore, Janie Anderson. Row 3: Marilyn Krovitz, Joan Hendrickson, Susan Brader, Ann Flatley, Jo Ann Casmir, Roberta Traub, Roxann Gladman, Barbara Holmes, Carol Giesecke, Jane Coleman, Danna Hautala, Marian Hemmerling, Carol Eriavec, Terry Donnelly, Louann Carver, Darla Johnson. Row 4: Mary MacAskill, Barbara Lampson, Jean Arthur, Mary Baesel, Anita Lee, Susan Schelstreet, Marian Anderson, Raenna Goldtlne, Nancy Chase, Beverly Weir, Sandra Williams, Sonia Soder, Carol Sandstedt, Corinne Comer, Janet Thorpe, Maren Hagberg, Carolyn Lundberg, Gladys Holmbeck. Row 5: Mary Bray, Helen Stanger, Marilyn Peterson, Carol Tresise, Mary Jo Lynch, Shirley Ann Black- well, Dolores Leiser, Susan Haskins, Elizabeth Ame, Myra Nelson, Patricia Meister, Nancy Nylander, Margaret Peterson, Carolyn Campbell, Ann Peterson, Patricia Rogge, Valerie Kaake. Row 6: Nancy Gillis, Gretchen Oltmann, Evelyn Anderson, Jean Norrish Mary Lou Dower, Jean Ritter, Barbara Johnson, Dorothy Kromer, Lorraine Binde, Yvonne Ferdan, Beverly Alreck, Gloria Reeves, Claire Grosberg, Patricia Gill, Nancy Roas, Lucy Jane Myers. NINTH GRADE GIRLS' CHOIR Row 1: Rose Peterson, Astrid Nordin, Eleanor Birkus, Mildred Truscott, Joyce Atwood, Peggy Lempe, Elizabeth Carlson, Carol Stromberg, Margie Quade, Ardith Emanualson, Delle Hubler, Georgann Broman, Row 2: Barbara Olds, Beverly Carlson, Annabelle Lind, Jeanette Enghusen, Donna Scharnott, Jean Johnson, Carol Cederlund, Carol Lindholm, Sylvia Neau, Rita Burke, Harriet Carr, Marilyn Singer, Diane Lindstrom. Row 3: Barbara Young, Lee Joyce Constans, Shirley Nelson, Margaret Jorgenson, Margaret Elstad, Janet Hintikka, Beverly Biron, Kay Anderson, Pat Johnson, Joyce Morgan, Joanne Gamst, Nancy Christenson, Joyce Conrad, Mary Jane Justinger. I8 ' ff W, V 319 gf V- A ,W if M- M --HM K 1 -M : . z A. k M 4. . - I., , ' - . ' A :Q ' at w V I -mr. ,.,. 59 'VG' X S541-M M 5 i W , . ' ' V at f 'ffv . gr X .. ., M., Z- - 35 31 , fr 552 Q ff uw- iw' 'W 'iv ww M W- -W fu. 'Q ,fza 2252. iff 5 if 5 ff? 2 2' eg 2. 2 gg ' i I I Qui ,gy , ' 1' 'H' 'i CAST OF CHARACTERS Capt. Corcoran, of the Good ship Pinafore ....,...,.....,.,,,,,,,A Art Mattson Sir Joseph Porter, First Lord at the Admiralty ...,,,,,,,,,...... John Morrison Ralph Rackstraw, Able Seaman ,......YY.,,Y.,.........,,., ,...,........V, K eith Dtlff Dick Deadeye, Boatswain A.....,,,,,,..,.......,,,,,,,.,..., ...,,,,,, P eers Fawcett Midghipmite ,,A,Y,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,AA...,...,,,,,v,,,,.,,,. ...,,,, J ohn Mitchell Pirate King, Chief of the Pirates of Penzance ......,, ....... J ohn Hanson Frederick, A Pirate Apprentice ,...,,......,..,,,,,,.,.A.... Police Sergeant, of the Metropolitan Farce ..,,.... .. ,,,,,,,,,...,,,, Larry Lee .,..,,,,,,,,,,AIvin Johnson Grosvenor, A Poet ...,,,.............,...,,.,,..,.,.,...........,,,,,,,,,,...... Philip Eckmon Strephon, An Arcadian Shepherd late Member of Parliament-James Lake LordiChancelIor ....................,,..,..............Y.,,.,,. ....,.,..,,,,,. L arry Orrick Mikado of Japan ......V,.....,.........,,.,,e................,Y ,..,..,.Donald Knudsen Pooh Bah, A Great and Versatile Character .........,...,,....... Bruce Olson Koko, Lord High Executioner ...............,..,,..,..,..........,..,.,,... Tom Johnson ALL AT SEA An Operetta bY Gilbert and Sullivan The good ship Pinafore has set out on on expedition to capture the Pirates of Penzance. Through the hos- pitality ot Captain Corcoran and his daughter, Jose- phine, a large party of guests are on board to aid in the capture ofthe pirates, a squad of Policemen have been included, and to carry out the legal procedure, the Lord Chancellor has been taken along. Through some misunderstanding, the Captain has sailed without Sir Joseph Porter, First Lord of the Ad- miralty, but the latter, with his Sisters, Cousins, and Aunts has succeeded in overtaking the ship in his official barge and has ioined the expedition. Contrary to the plans the pirates capture the ship and make the passengers all prisoners. However the Fairy Queen promptly appears and solves the whole diffi- culty in a perfectly reasonable manner to the satis- faction of everyone including the pirates. And all ends well. Josephine, Capt. Corcoran's Daughter ,,.............. Lee Joyce Constance Little Butter Cup, Candies, Fruits, and Small Wares ,,......,. Pat Johnson Patience, Friend of Josephine ........,.......................,s..,..... Kay Anderson Mabel, Friend of Josephine ,......,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,..,....,..,.......,... Shirley Nelson Phyllis, A Former Shepherdess wedded to Strephon .....,,. Beverly Biron Fairy Queen, A Personage of Influence .............,..,,,.,,....s. Jean Johnson Yum-Yum ......................,.,...,.................................,,.,,,,....... Joyce Atwood Peep-Bo ...,...,.,....,.....,..............,.,,,.,.,,.,......,..............,,,,,.,,,... Delle Hubler Pitti-Sing ..,,,.,,..,,,,.,,,.,..,,,............,.,,,,,,....,.....,..........,.....,,,, Marilyn Singer Three Little Maids from School, Wards of Koko. Director .........................,.,,.,,..,..........................,,,,,,,..,,..,....... Mr. Burrows Assistant Director. .,,..................,,.,. .,.,.....,.............,,.,,,,,,,,,....,. E lsie Johns Instrumental lntraduction ......, .............,..,,.. E nsemble Under Mr. Berge Accompanists .........,,,,,,s..,,,. .,....... C arol Saltus and Pat MacDonald Prompter ..,..,..,....... I ............. .....,,,,,e..,,.,.............,,.,,,.,,,.,... B arbara Olds Faculty assistants: Miss Stillwagon, costumes, Mrs. McKenzie, costumes: Miss Paul, sceneryg Mr. Diers, sceneryp Miss DiMarco, dance, Miss McKibbin, make-up. 20 4eZem6nD ' Hansel and Gretel An operetta presented by the vocal and dramatic department. Music Hath Charms A play presented at the Speech Festival. Gammar Gurtin's Needle Presented by the Ninth Grade. Directed by Miss McKibbin. 2l Music Hath Charms Sally Parish, Katherine Ure, Franklin Ele- vitch, Frank St. Clair, Pat Sulkowski. P JUNIOR DANCING CLUB Seated: Susan Bunn, Marian Anderson, ' Barbara Holmes, Gail Lempe, Anita Amund- son, Roseonn Sande, Joan Larson. Row 2: Carol Tresise, Marilyn Peterson, Ruth Reed, Beryl Hallberg, Joan Stenstrom, Carol Gies- ecke, Edith Atkinson, Patricia Meister, Mari- anne Magnuson, Joyce Moats, Sandra Strom, Peggy O'Hearn, Carolyn Sande. Row 3: Vera McCarthy, Nancy Smith, Roxann Gladman, Joan Falgren, Margaret Ruikka, Arlene Lindblom, Beverly Bergerson, Lois Madsen, Ruth Lindau, Jane Coleman, Betty Grenvall, Eleanor Vail, Janice Anderson, Sandra Charrier, Mary Joe Lynch. Jr. Dancing Club: President, Gail Lempe, Secretary, Barbara Holmes, Advisor, Miss Paul. SENIOR DANCING CLUB Couples: Michelle Popkin, Corinne Comer, Margie Quade, Diane Lindstrom. Row 1, seated: lda Mae Nyberg, Mildred Truscott, Donna Sharnott, Margaret Jorgenson, Mary Mahnke, Joy Nelson, Raena Goldflne, Bar- bara Lampson, Joyce Maruska, Nancy Dryke, Georga nn Broma n. Row 2, standing: Mary Jane Justinger, Sylvia Neau, Roberta Brown, Beatrice Asperheim, Marion Virta, Helen Keable, Ann Flatley, Marie Willemark, NATURE CLUB Seated: Howard Zimm. Standing: Herbert Anderson, Keith Anderson, Jim Fitzgerald, Bill Kehtel, Donald Davidson, Edwin Wang, James Felton, Kenneth Adams. L Muriel Townsend, JoAnn Casmir, Pat Gill Diane Willert, Sandra Bonnell. Sr. Dancing Club: President, Diane Willertg Vice president, Rose Peterson Secretary-Treasurer, Sandra Bonnell, Ad visor, Miss Leonard. Nature Study Club: President, Donald Davidson, Vice president, Kenneth Adams, Secretary, Howard Zimmg Treasurer, James Felten, Advisor, Miss Hollingsworth. DRAMATIC CLUB Row 1, seated: Ruth Schmitt, Joyce Atwood, Phyllis Witte, Margaret Elstad, Carol Carlson. Row 2: Kay Nyberg, Barbara Suech, Renne Galburt, lrene Faivarinne, Suzanne Carpenter, Roberta Traub, Helen Stanger. Row 3: Alyce Rae Stolten- berg, Elizabeth Ames, Shirley Ann Blackwell, Nancy Roos, lris Van Alstine,.Barbara Ritchie, Jean Norrish. Dramatic Club: President, Phyllis Witte, Vice president, Margaret Elstad, Secretary, Joyce Atwood, Advisor, Miss McKibbin. KNITTING CLUB Seated: Eadie Kenigsberg, Harriet Kaner, Alex- andra Cash, Sandra Williams, Barbara Anderson. Carol Ann Peake, Leone Buchanan. Standing: Carol Eriavec, Bertha Dollum, Beverly Weir, Caroline Lund- berg, Nancy Ault, Geraldine Olson, Rosemary Metzer. Knitting Club: President, Sandra Wil- liams, Vice president, Caroline Lundberg, Secretary, Barbara Anderson, Treasurer, Carol Eriavec, Advisor, Miss Potter. TUMBLING CLUB Row l: Mary Boesel, Janice Ostrom, Nancy Haigh, Alice Swanson, Margaret Peterson, Betty Harold, Barbara Morris, Carol Erickson, Pat Winterstrom, Jean 'Ritter, Gladys Holmbeck. Row 2: Gail Shapiro, Jean Arthur, Marcia Larson, Valerie Kaake, Joan Hendrickson, Elaine Seashore, Carol Cedarlund, Margie Grummett. Row 3: Alethe Nelson, Marilyn Kravitz, Helen Peterson. . 23 Girls' Tumbling Club: President, Pat, Haley, Secretary-Treasurer, Valerie Kaake Advisor, Miss DiMarco. CREATIVE WRITING Standing: Carolyn Davidson. Row I, seated: Janice Schuster, Jackie Raymond, Carol Saltus. Row 2: Peggy White, Carmen Kethel, Margie Ha nson,Nancy Sundby, Helen Skillings. Creative Writing Club: President, Caro- lyn Davidson, Vice president, Helen Skillings, Secretary-Treasurer, Peggy White, Advisor, Miss Hector. JUNIOR PRESS CLUB Row 'I, seated: Claire Grosberg, Mary Bray, Arlis Garon, Sue Hatlestad, Barbara Cowan Myra Nelson. Row 2: Shirley Dybvik, Janice Jackson, Karen Christiansen, Joan Chantigney, Marie Pontiiana, Miss Cowden, adviser, Jane Lichtenheld, Joan Sundeen, Cynthia Clark, Jack Fawcett, Bruce Wilcox, Ed Williams. Row 3: Dale Johnson, Susan Karon, Mariorie Morter- rude, Dorothy Kromer, Louann Carver, Virginia Hansen, Mary Hamerston, Susan Haskins, Ann Peterson, Theodore Friedman, Jack Glendenning, Ronald Goniies, Glen Simmons. 24 BIRCH LOG CLUB Seated, Raw 'l: Kenny Cayo, Dale Strom- well, Franklin Elevitch, Arlene Palmer, Susan Bailess. Row 2: Leslie Shapiro, Jerry Cohen, Dick Weld, Bob Pike, Gail Halverson, Joanne Gamst, Mr. Jones, Kay Anderson, Delores Dahlberg, Jackie Mindlin. Birch log Club: President, Franklin Ele- vitch, Secretary, Arlene Palmer, Advisor, Mr. Jones. Jr. Press Club: President, Sue Hattlestad Vice president, Arlis Garon, Secretary Mary Bray, Advisor, Miss Cowden. COSTUME CLUB Seated: Diane Lundstrom, Margaret Feikema. Row 1, seated: Elizabeth Potswald, Calleen Fitz- ' gerald, Nancy Christinsen, Bette Lee Cornell, Row 2, standing: Beverly Alreck, Shirley Durdin, Shirley Ann Skoglund, Sandra Schrober, Kathleen Fitz- gerald. Costume Club: President, Kathleen Fitz- gerald, Vice president, Diane Lundstrom, Secretary, Shirley Durdin, Advisor, Miss Stillwagon. HI-Y CLUB Row 'lz Joel Mitchell, Charles McVaugh, Jim Christensen, Ralph Cunningham, Bob Diefendorf, Tom Christensen, Bob Lyness, Ernest Johnson. Row 2: John Sorenson, Henry Brown, Harry Sioberg, Duane Curtis, Dick Hierpe, Dick Flint, Felix Tomlinson, John Hanson, Dennis England, Ralph Brown. Row 3: Dennis Kirby, Richard Rathford, Bob Sigel, Richard Anderson, David Pearson, Donald Gilbert, John Put- nam, Jim Forseth, Kenneth Brouse, Tom Mead, Lawrence Hanson. Boys' Hi Y: President, Ralph Cunningham, Vice president, Bob Diefendorf, Secretary, Jim Christensen, Advisor, Mr. Mills. Power Club: President, Mary Peterson, Vice president, Rita Burke, Secretary, Pat POWER CLUB Cheerleaders kneeling: Ardith Emanuelson, Kay McKinlay, Marilyn Lyons, Pat Sulkoski, Barbara Young, Jean Johnson, Row I: Kay Tree, Dell Hubler, Muriel Myzal, Peggy Lempe Rita Burke, Mary Wilson, Mary Peterson. Row 2: Betty Tange, Terry Donnelly, Roberta Gran, Marguriete Angell, Helen Bowes, Mary Lou Dower, Pauline Hart, Lois Lindstrom. Row 3: Anna- belle Lind, Marilyn Singer, Pat Beckman, Dolores Berg, Marilyn Hagadorn, Joyce Morgan, Pat Hanson, Sandra Hector. 25 V Y J., Hanson, Treasurer, Annabelle Lind, Advisor, Miss Carew. Q -1 RADIO ANNOUNCERS CLUB Seated: Ray Ritchie, Tom Johnson, Helen Fosness. Standing, Row I: James LeBorious, Ray Ruppel, Jim Hanson, Stewart Seiler, David Skillings, Edward Sher, Stephen Seftengberg, Jude Oberg, Gretchen Klein, Mr. Gude, Ann Grinden, Phyllis Gershgol, Reesa Kenner. Row 2: Jim McMillan, Russell Moe, Phillip Sazamo, Tom Ritchie, RonaldLe Masurier, Beniie Goldfarb. pe RADIO ANNOUNCERS CLUB If planning a radio career, the Radio Announcers Club will give you some much- needed practice and experience. Through- out the year the school has made use of the Radio Announcers Club for announcers and speakers in our school assemblies. With the help of Mr. Gude, club members not only have learned to speak freely before a mike, but have also written prac- tice commercials and skits for their own use. Radio Announcers Club: President, Tom Johnson, Vice president, Ray Ritchie, Secre- tary, Helen Fosness, Advisor, Mr. Gude. SPORTS DISCUSSION CLUB The flrst step in becoming a pro in any sport is getting the rules down pat. The Sports Discussion Club under the direction of Mr. Loucks not only learns the rules of games such as baseball and football, but puts them into practical play. During the winter the members discuss sports and see sports movies. Sports Discussion Club: President, Smith Brookhartg Secretary, John Newstrom, Ad- visor, Mr. Loucks. SPORTS DISCUSSION CLUB Standing: Louis La Check. Row I: Harold Bromon, Bill Overman, David Iolmon, Keith Mitchell, Leonard Matta, Jim Doss, Ronald Peterson, Don Moody, Don Burgholm. Row 2: Donald Grim, Dick Siolund, Louis Eisenberg, Bill Vines, John Berby, Wayne Peterson, Arthur Crane Howard Larson, Bob Murphy, Robert Wood. Row 3: John Hanson, Jack Hallhelder, Bob Johnson, Bob Strom, Smith Brookhart, Don Knudsen, John Newstrom, Don Hackett, Roger Houg. 26 31, my' 4.9 -E it' . K 4-N 'awww V Tw . J., , I-CD l 'll ' U30- I Q Nwiifx -li- EAST'S BASKETBALL TEAM low I: John Newstrom, Frank St. Clair, Kent Henricksen, Lyle Anderson, Don Snyder, Noble Sellwood, Bernard Rogers. low 2: Kern Lyon, John Hanson, Smith Brookhart, Wayne Peterson, Louis Lo Check, Ray Quelland, John Walllgerqi Jim Broman, - .. ,fr I fl. -' -f s . il 'ig w BASKETBALL Under the keen coaching of Mr. Williams, our '49 basketball team ended their season with 6 wins. and 2 losses. With an even break of lO0 points equaling a l4.3 average per game, the captain, Wayne Peterson, lead the team in scoring and also breaking records set by former East students Buzz Bennett and Bob Evanson. Taking second in scoring honors is Frank St. Clair with 57 points. When East played Morgan Park, they went the limit when they hit 48 points, going over their opponents by 18. In this game alone, Wayne Peterson dropped in 22 points. In the first game that edged them out of the conference, the Greyhounds were forced into an overtime only to be nicked by one bucket, leaving the score at 48-46 in favor of Proctor. To make matters all the worse, they came back again losing by one bucket to Lincoln when the score stood at 26-24. The game in which East reigned supreme as far as the difference in point range was the East-Stowe game where our boys trampled over their game foes by a 27-point margin, the final tally- 37-IO. ln the last three years in which the team was coached by Mr. Williams, we were city Champs twice, we won in that period of time 23 games and lost only 3. Receiving their five-inch letters this year were: John Newstrom, Student Manager, Wayne Peterson, Captain, Frank St. Clair, Kent Henricksen, Smith Brookhart, Kern Lyon, Noble Sellwood, Bernard Rogers, John Hanson, Ray Quelland. Other players who were a great asset to the team but did not play long enough in games are: Louis LaCheck, John Wallberg, Donnie Snyder, Jim Broman, Charles Applequist, James Lake, Burt Schweiger, Lyle Anderson, Keith Henricksen, A mighty swell team and coach, we all agree. . BASKETBALL SCHEDULE East ,...,,... ,..............,.l C athedral ...... Ea st ......... ,.,.,,... T wo Harbors. Ea st .e....,., ,........ S towe ............ Ea st ,.,.,.,.. ....V.... M organ Park Ea st ......... ,...,.... P roctor .,..,..... Ea st ......... ........, L incol n ,......... Ea st ,,,.,,,,. ,,,,,,... Ea st .....,... ,.,,Y,... West .......,...,,, Washington.. Y- . l Pl TOUCH FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: Donald Snyder, Lester Crystal, Kern Lyon, Kent Henrickson, Noble Sellwood. Row 2: Lyle Anderson, Frank St. Clair, Wayne Peterpn -John Hanson, Bernard Rogers. Row 3: John Wallberg, Don Holm, Art Mattson, Smith Brookhart, Dick Bolt, Louis La Check, John flgiwstrom. 'aa ' i TOUCH Although dropping a game to West Jr., the touch football 'team came through with a non-conference victory over the champs, Washington, with a score of 26- 13. The team played a total of three games this season with two wins and one loss to their credit. In both the games with Washington and Cathedral they raked up a score of 26 points. East was held to only one touchdown in their game with West, the score at the gun being I9-6. Playing for their second year, Frank St. Clair, Bernard Rogers, and Kent Henricksen totaled 38 points-Frank St. Clair crossing the last chalk line for I6 points, Bunny Rogers tallying I5 points, and Putty Henricksen bringing in 7. Other high lettermen were Noble Sellwood with l7 points, Wayne Peterson having I4 points, John Newstrom with I2 points, and Art Mattson tallying ll points. Our team totaled 58 points to their opponents' 40. FOOTBALL ln the line-up are: Frank St. Clair, Bernard Rogers, Kent Henricksen, Art Mattson, Don Holm, John Newstrom, Wayne Peterson, Noble Sellwood, Louis LaCheck, Smith Brookhart, Dick Bolt, John Hanson, Lyle Anderson, Billy Overman, Lester Crystal, Keith Henricksen, John Wallberg, Kern Lyon, Donnie Snyder, and Jim Waldo. The squad was ably coached by Mr. Williams. So, totaling it all in all, we didn't do so bad after all, did we? SCHEDULES OF GAMES East ........ ,..... 6 West ,..,......,.. ...... 'I 9 East ........ ....., 2 6 Cathedral ........ ...,., l 3 East ....... .,.,.. 2 6 Washington ....... ...... l 8 '74 GIRLS' SPORTS No. 1: Joyce Maruska, Sue Carpenter, Cecile Hilding, Nancy Dryke. No. 2: Betty Ostrom, Nancy Sund- by, Jackie Raymond, Cecile Hilding, Mary Ann-Kelly, Carolyn Davidson. No. 3: Margie Hanson. No. 4: Carole Sutherland, batting, Janice Schuster, catching. GIRLS' SPORTS Realizing the value and enioying it immensely, the girls of East have cooperated in the physical fitness program and bring to a close another successful year of activity in the gym class, health education class, and team sports. Team sports which proved popular were soccer, speedball, basketball, softball, bowling and tennis. Many and varied activities in the gym class created a genuine interest in the pro- gram. Exercises for posture improvement included push-ups, sit-ups, and lifts. Using the apparatus, the girls learned to perform stunts on the ropes, rings, and poles. Square and modern dancing were also taught. The girls worked hard to pass physical fitness tests given in the spring. Representing East, girls competed in the city-wide skating races and the district tennis tournament. The fine skating of Nancy Dryke and Joyce Smith won the skating championship for East again this year. The tennis team, composed of Nancy Sundby and Mariorie Hanson, participated in the District 26 and the Boys' and Girls' Week tournament at Wheeler Field. Most of the sophomore girls worked hard for G.A.A. awards by participating in the different sports. This is an award of which any girl may be proud. While cramming the year full of sports and other activities the sophomore girls found time to beat the sophomore boys in both volleyball and bowling. - 30 INTRAMURAL SPORTS Presenting to the school this year one of the most hotly contested rounds of intramural sports in its history were the home room touchfootball teams, the basketball teams, and the hockey teams. Just to give a rough idea we will first enter the touchfootball ring. In the ninth grade round 314 took a hard beating in a three game series to Come out with the crown. At the bell the first of the eighth grade round robin was a fight that, as expected, led with a hard finish with 216 out punishing 306 to the tune of 18 to 0. For their first endeavor into the touchfootball ring the seventh grade teams slugged it out in the Corner to an almost draw. 204 came through over 213 with the slim margin of 6 points, the final score 12 to 6. lnthe next ring to our right we find the home room teams battling it out in basketball, 201 took on 206 only to defeat them by a score of 17 to 10. A slim margin separated the two eighth grade teams, only 3 points, 19 to 16. The seventh graders, not to be outdone came through with a semi- final game between 204 and 213 with only a one point margin, 3 to 2, with 213 the victors. 204, in the final game of the year, edged out their opponents 10 to 7. Hockey was as exciting in the third ring with 206 over 201. 219 eighth grade champs won a hard round. Also putting every- thing into it 314 won in their division. As a part of the physical fitness program here at East the seventh and eighth grade girls competed in volley- ball, basketball, and bowling. Keen rivalry and good sportsmanship were displayed at the elimination games played before and after school. Home room teams com- peted in each grade for the coveted Girls' Sports Banner. ln the seventh grade, home room 205, captained by Roberta Traub, won the volleyball championship, in the eighth grade the winner was home room 304, led by Beverly Alreck. After a strenuous series of games in basketball during the winter months home room 217, captained by Gretchen Oltmanns, and 304, led by Anita Lee, emerged as victors ofthe seventh and eighth grades. Exciting competition featured the ninth and tenth grade home room basketball and bowling seasons. Captained by Nancy Sundby, 313 won the tenth grade basketball championship over their close rival 317. Leading her teammates to victory, Leilla Lonn captured the ninth grade basketball championship for 305. In volleyball 317, cap- tained by Mary Ann Kelly, placed first while 305, led by Etta Gilleland, won in the ninth grade. Bowling honors for the year went to 317 whose captain was Carolyn David- son. In the ninth grade Bonnie Wallace and her teammates were the ninth grade bowling champs. Back row: Keith Hendrickson, Rodney Grundstrom, Fi-gm row: Lyle Anderson, Bob Strom, Charles McVaugh. Mary Ann Kelly, Etta Gilleland, Bonnie Wallace, Leilla Lonn, Carolyn Davidson, Nancy Sundby. Wayne Peterson, Dick Erickson, Ray Quilland. Roberta Traub, Gretchen Oltmans Anita lee Beverly Alreck. . . 1. - wt.- ww-E , ,. A.. . . , V g J 'O-ml. -ww W R ,KS ky X 0 1 X1 CLASSQS S ze 65444 Offtbdllv Carolyn Davidson, President Phillip Eckman, Vice-President Nancy Sundby, Secretary S 64444 James Archer 317, Band 4, Home Room Football and Basketball. Vernon Barnaby 313, Birch Log 1, Table Leader 1. George Boberg 317, Band, 4 Birch Log 1, Proi. 1. David Borgeson 317, Band 4, Student Council 1. Carolyn Davidson 317, H.R. Secretary, Birch Log 1, Sophomore class President 1 Philip Eckman 313, Band 4, Orchestra 2, Mixed Choir 1. Tom Gunderson 317, H. R. Presldent 1. Jack Halllielder 313, Operetta 1, Mixed Choir 1, Physical Ed. Ass't. 1. Mariorie Hanson 313, Birch Log 2, Editor 1, H.R. Sports 2, H.R. Secretary 1. Cecile Hilding 313, Band 2, Orchestra 1, Ath. Rep. 1, G.A.A. John Hoff 317, H.R. Vice-President 1. Tom Johnson 313, Band 4, Speech 3, Student Council President 1. Carmen Kehtel 313, Choir 2. Mary Ann Kelly 317, Band 4, Bowling 1, Birch Log 1. Faye Klefsted 313, Orchestra 4, Sports 4. David Kovack 313. Larry Lee 313, Band 4, Mixed Choir 1, Operetta 1. Annabelle Lind 317, Choir 3, Birch Log 1, Mixed Choir 1. 34 soPHoMoRE cLAss Betty Madsen- 317, H.R. Sports. Dick Malmo 317, H.R. Treasurer 1, Boys' Ath. Rep. 2. Keith Martin 313, Band 4. Charles Mead 313, H.R. Vice-President 1, Proi. 2. Ellyn Nelson 317, Library Cadet 2, Volley Ball 1. Jude Oberg 313 Proi. 2, Operetta 1. Jerry Olson 317. larry Orrick 313, Ensemble 1, Operetta 1, Shop Ass't. 1. Betty Ostrom 317, Birch Log 1, Band 4. Jacquelin Raymond 313, Mixed Choir 1, Birch Log 1, Bowling 1. Richard Running 317. Carol Saltus 313, Mixed Choir 2, Accompanist girls' choir 1, Accompanist Operetta 1 Janice Schuster 317, Bowling 1, Volleyball 1. Helen Skillings 313, Birch Log 2, Basketball 2, Baseball 2. Nancy Sundby 313, Birch Log 1, Tennis team 1, Sophomore Class secretary 1. Carole Sutherland 317, Band 4, Basketball and Volleyball. Dick Vines 317. Edward Waldo 317, Band 4. Jack Wangenstein 313, Athletic Rep. 2. Peggy White 313, H.R. Basketball 1. Bob Whitney 313, Band 4. 35 4-.. , ...................,,., , Y ,W .H-.1 .- - V- .- ,- . A ,. , E9 vi 'rw 5 1 . . it - 'wg K1 5 1, v if 1 1 at . 1 M... l 4 . 'Qt Q' 2 1 F 'G ?s er. , 32.541 .. , 5' if A E. Ere f., , X? 2. . ...,, . 1 .Q- fl?'1a'.y... V ,M ,.., , ' lvl' :W . '.':'if' -Q w- +1 if K ii if 2 . 3' P E5 it I ' . 'Q Q. .. . . e ?fgi'ii1.gt ' gifs, A! V fi. . . -.1 A 121521 giikzisg, ,.., -if-71? 53' ff..1fnf:.-w L' 1 sw sgf A .5 L, I- 'fzf . 7 ,,.. l' Lilf' ' :NN L Af I 3:66 ,aw .:: '-ff. .. ,,,.g-,. :V .. . 1.. . . .1 9 :EQELJV 'ff '. 12.55 :fi ...J .. , - . 5112.1 51' u w 1 .-:::2f' A til,-Tiiiii. .wg - rf. 1. 1 , 7 fm ' 'V -- 3. .... is . K higiyf' - f ,H V. . 2. ii-Vi, 1' ' 1' 3 , , N ' sig . .. .- 1. . . I -1 2 ' 23.2 ' 4?--iam . ' ' ie . 'f 7 A, .5 94 - 'f?i'3IjgQ . Q ,mi f t J 355' , .im 1 S 'wi madman Marilyn Abalan 305, Orchestra 3, Office Cadet 1. Edward Alspach 312, Choir 1. Ronald Anderson 312. Barbara Anderson 305, Orchestra 3, Robert Anderson 305. Band 3, Student Director 1. Edwina Anderson 107, Band 3, Office Cadet 1. Kay Anderson 310, Band 1, Mixed Quartet 1. Charles Apple- quist 200, Basketball 1. Tom Athens 200. Joyce Atwood 201, Mixed Choir 1, Ensemble 1. Gilbert Bacheller 312, Mixed Choir 1, Hall Monitor 1. Susan Bailess 107, Band 3, Birch Log 1. John Ball 200. Darlene Bartholomew 310. Pat Beckman 200. Dolores Berg 200. Robert Berndt 107, Eleanor Birkus 310, Choir 1. Beverly Biron 206, Choir 3, H.R. Secretary 1. Mary Blair 206, H.R. President 1, Choir 2. Roger Blomdahl 310, Choir 3, Golf 1. Richard Bolt 310, Mixed Choir 1, Birch Bark 1. Sandra Bonnell 107, Band 3, Choir 2. Robert Borgeson, 305 Band 3. Tom Borgeson 305, Hall Monitor 1. Helen Bows 200. Georgann Broman 201. Tom Broman 312. Rita Burke 312 ,Choir 3, Birch Bark 1. Mary Burlie 310, Bowling 1, Basketball 2. Jim Burud 206, Choir 3, Hockey 2. Beverly Carlson 206, Choir 3, Ensemble 1. Betty Carlson 206, Choir 3. Jim Carlson 305, Band 3, Hall Monitor 1. Sally Carlson 305 Orchestra 3, Ensemble 1. Suzanne Carpenter 200. Harriet Carr 200, Choir 1. Robert Cathcart 206, Dramatics 1, Shop Helper 1. Carol Cedarlund 206, Choir 3, Operetta 1. Nancy Christensen 310, Choir 3, Bowling 1. ' 36 FRESHMAN CLASS Jim Cole 206, Choir 3. Joyce Conrad 312, Choir 2. Lee Joyce Constans 206, Birch Bark l, Ensemble 1. Malcolm Cooke 200. Betty Lee Cornell 310. Lois Craswell 206, Library Cadet 1, Choir 2. Lester Crystal 305, Band 3, Birch Bark Editor 1. Donna D'Addea, 107, Band 3, Choir 2. Dolores Dahlberg 201, Office Cadet 1, Birch Log 1. Ernest Dallum 200. Robert Dieryck 310. Bob Dryke 312. Nancy Dryke 310, Skating 3. Kieth Duff 206, Operetta 1. Boys' Quartet 1. Donald Eklund 200. Franklin Elevitch 201, Orchestra 3, Birch Log 3. Margaret Elstad 312, Choir 3. Ardith Emanuelson 312, Choir 3, Ensemble 1. Jeanette Enghusen 310, Maiorettes 2, Choir 1, Richard Erickson 206, Hockey 1, H.R. President 1. Georgia Fauvell 107, Band 3, Choir 3. Peers Fawcett 107, Band 3, Student Council 1. James Felton, 200 Choir 1. Andrew Fenney 305, Band 3. Kathleen Fitzgerald 310. Helen Fosness 201, Choir 2, Office Cadet 1. Joanne Gamst 200, Choir 1, Library Cadet 1. Etta Gilleland 305, Orchestra 3, String Ensemble 1. Beniie Goldfarb 310, Hall Monitor 1, Speech 1. Dennis Gorkin, H.R. Sports 1. Ann Grinden 305, Orchestra 3, Birch Bark 1. Mae Gruber 107, Band 3, Choir 2. Margie Grummett 206. Donald Hackett 312, Football 1, Hall Monitor 1. Marilyn Hagadorn 200, Nurse Cadet 1. Robert Haigh 312, Stage Crew 1. Pat Haley 201, Or- chestra 3, Bowligg 1. Richard Hallberg 310. Gail Halverson 305, Orchestrof-kBirch Log 1. Jim Hanson 200. 37 fgfzg, - 5 1 -W1 . Qs? .. .iff We as it W esgeglff , rrss J if is . f QL. 7 .. V.. ,, 6, f we if . li! 91155 if is mr iii if , .1 , 7. , gi . I .. X 9 it Hr I A ., .Q 1 I 30:- i af- 1 .ui- s s 5 .1 .5 ,, w X L N K Q 1 1 . . ' - Q 1 1 , , K. ... Q gl ' is tb i is l rv 1 X ' W' i Q . ir. Q4 we: V I 1,1 , f L. ',.itfi 2 if E35 in . :iz . 7 . .. 6 . 'TJ Q ' Q. iii ' ' S. an - Q Y, 4... B J ' f . if tl. . ft 5 lf. a- 3 eel E 4 il' an 5 1 .Fixx f i 1 if L . ' .. Q, .1 M. sbvz-1 'Q S if 'WE' FRESHMAN CLASS John Hanson 310, Choir 2. Pat Hanson 200. Duane Harkwell 206, Orchestra 3, Hockey 1. Gilbert Haug 107, Band 2, Choir 1. Roger Haug 312, Shop Ass't. 1, H.R. Sports 1. Dan Hazen 305, Band 2, Student Council 1. Sandra Hector 305, Orchestra 3, Choir 3. Janet Hintikka 206, Choir 3, Birch Bark 1. Bernadine Hoff 305, Orchestra 3, Choir 2. Darryl Hoiem 305, Band 3, Hall Monitor 1. Frank Holappd 305, Band 3, School Ski Team 1. Don Holm 206. Drake Holmes 201, Band 3, Birch Log 1. Dean Hoyum 310, Birch Bark 1. Delle Hubler 206, Choir 3, Ensemble 1. Alvin Johnson 310, Proi. 1, Quartet 1. Donna Johnson 107, Band 3. Gordon Johnson 201. Jean Johnson 312, Choir 3, Ensemble 1. Leslie Johnson 200. Pat Johnson 312, Choir 3, Ensemble 1. Margaret Jorgen- son 206, Choir 3. Lawrence Juul 20 1, Proi. 1, Hall Monitor 1. Charles Kieswetter 305, Band 3, Hall Monitor 1. Florence Kilcollins 310, Maiorette 1. Margery Kimball 201, Orchestra 3, Birch Log 1. Gret- chen Klein 305, Orchestra 3, Office Cadet 1. Don Knudsen 310, Hall Monitor 1, Quartet 1. Dick Kotlarek 200. Edward Kozlosky 201, Shop Ass't. 1. Barbara La Bree 312, Basketball and Volleyball 3. Louis La Check 312, Student Director 1. Basketball 1. Betty Lou Lange 200, Office Cadet 1. Howard Larsen 201, H.R. Sports 1. Don Larson 305, Band 3, Hockey Team 1. Peggy Lempe 312, Choir 3, Ensemble 1. Ronald Le Masurier 312. Ray Leppala 107, Ba nd 3. Ralph Levine 312. Bill Lien 200, School Store 1, Proi. 1. 38 FRESHMAN CLASS Carol Lindholm 20I. Diane Lindstrom 312, Choir 3, Ensemble I. Lois Lindstrom IO7, Band 3, Oftice Cadet I. Leilla Lonn 305. Orchestra 3, String Ensemble I. Joanne Lueck 305, Orchestra 3, Choir l. Richard Luglan 310. Kern Lyon I07, Band 3, Basketball I. Marilyn Lyons 206, Oltice Cadet I, Cheerleader I, Dennis Marciniak 201, Choir I. Joyce Maruska 3I0. Neil Matheson 206. Bruce Mathison 305, Band 3, Hall Monitor I. Arthur Mattson 206, Operetta 2, Quartet I. Robert Mattson 200, Choir I. Marilyn McClaire 310. Patty McDonald 200, Band I. Barbara McFarland 310, Orchestra I. Kathryn McKinley IO7, Band 3, Cheerleader I. Richard Miller IO7, Band 3. Jackie Mindlin 201, Band 3, Orchestra 3, Birch Log I. John Mitchell 310, Quartet I, Hall Monitor I. Russell Moe 200. Nancy Molitor 310, Maiorette 2. Donald Moody 312. Joyce Morgan 200, Choir l. John Morrison 200, Choir I. Robert Murphy 206, Hall Monitor I, Basketball I. Muriel Myzal 206, Student Council I, H.R. Sports I. Sylvia Neau 312, Choir 3. Barbara Nelson 310, Basketball 3. Bernard Nelson 201, H.R. Sports I. Roger Nelson 305, Band 3. Shirley Nelson 310, Choir I, Quartet I. Ted Nelson 200. Nellie Ann Ness IO7, Band 3, Choir 3. John Newstrom 3I2, Basketball I, Hull Monitor Super- visor I. Astrid Nordin 3I2, Hall Monitor I. Choir 3. Ida Mae Nyberg 20I, Basketball 3. Barbara Olds 206, Choir 3, Birch Bark I. Jack Olsen IO7, Band 3. ' 39 bf .1 . l 3 .. t, W r -. jf P , ,,,, 1553.8 f I, f. si . X if 1 I W , + 1' 1?-is 4 In . W . F' 5 . ,,. E l f l ' I I K I 1 'Q' V J, 'g ' .. Wi- . Y Y, .3 . 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James Reasor 312, Swimming Team 1. Ray Ritchie 206, Birch Log 1, Stage Crew 1. Tom Ritchie 206, Birch Log 1, Choir 1. Roderick Rude 107, Band 3. Ronald Sangster 310, Choir 3. Philip Sazama 206. Donna Scharnott 201, Choir 2, Ath. Rep. 1. Elizabeth Schultz 305, Orchestra 3. Richard Schulz 107, Band 3. Stephen Seftenberg 200, Student Council 1. James Segal 200. Noble Sellwood 206. Erving Severtson 201, Orchestra 3, Hall Monitor 2., Nancy Shields 107, Band 2, Choir 1. Marilyn Singer 310 Choir 1, Bowling 1. Gordon Simonson 206, Proi. 1. Richard Siolund 310, Choir 3, Ath Rep. 2. David Skillings 200. Don Snyder, Band 3. John Spen- cer 200. Jim Spindler 206. David Sponnick 310. , 40 FRESH MAN. CLASS - Frank St. Clair 107, Bond 3, Student Council 1. Paul Stenbock 201, Shop Ass't. 1, H.R. Football 1. Alyce Rae Stoltenberg 305, Orchestra 3, Birch Log l. Deborah Stone 201, Birch Log l, Sports 3. Henry Storms 201. Marilyn Stromberg 206. Dale Stromwell 305, Orchestra 3, Swimming 1. Pat Sulkoski 107, Band 2, Cheerleader 1. Edna Sundberg 312, H.R. Secretary 1. Marian Swan 107, Choir 3. ' Gerald Thome 107, Band 3, Shop Ass't. 1. Mari Max Tomlinson 200, Band 2, Birch Bark 1. Mildred Truvscott 201, Choir 2, Bowling 1. Douglas Ullereng 201. Katherine Ure Band 3, Choir 2. Lowell Venberg 312. Joanne Voorhees 107, Band 3. Jim Waldo 107, Band 3, Student Council President 1. Bonnie Wallace 107, Band 3, Office Cadet 1. John Wall- berg 305, Band 3, Birch Bark 1. Robert West 310, Choir 2, Boys' Sports 3. Donald Westland 312. Diane Willert 201. Barbara Williams 200, Orchestra 3. Tom Williams 201. Mary Wilson 200, Orchestra 1. Virginia Wise 107, Birch Log 1, Choir 2. Phyllis Witte 201, Birch Bark 1, Girls' Sports 2. Barbara Young 312, Birch Log 1, Cheer- leader l. Nancy Young 312, Ensemble 1 Choir 3. . . , .M 1 SPSH . .. .sw - ,A .V h,.- Q , 1, fiiiiiziifk - 22152. -.f 2- : ff 2SiA3':f Zifmif . V 'Y 5 ' .sw-Yi-iii .,:.'-.11'Sw?.:. Ss. 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U. ,. .M f-as .ff 355 lr J 'l 'bg I A 9 43g9'f:L1fb were ZLQJKJ Qu-ada Beverly Alreck 304, Chester Alreck 216, John Altonen 207, Elizabeth Ames 309, Jack Anderson 306, Lyle J. Anderson 216, Mar- guerite Angell 218. Gordon Arnold 216, Jean Arthur 216, Beatrice Asperheim 218, Bill Bard 207, David Barnes 216, John Berby 309, Mary Berg 309. Lorraine Binde 216, Shirley Ann Black- well 216, Mary B. Boesel 216, Thomas Blof 218, Allen J. Boyd 216, Susan Brader. 309, Mary Bray 219. John Bredeson 219, Harold Broman 306, James E. Broman 306, Smith Brookhart 306, Kenneth Brouse 306, Ralph Brown 306, Tom Brown 219. John Burlie 306, Wayne Burton 207, Carolyn Campbell 309, William Carlson 207, Louann Carver 219, Alexandra Cash 304, Cynthia Clark 219. Nancy Chase 216, James Christensen 309, David Clasen 216, Jerry Cohen 207, Ann Cohn 304, Dennis Collins 306, Corinne Comer 216. JoAnn Casmir 216, Barbara Cowan 216, Arthur Crane 219, Carol Crosby 306, Ray Cullen 216, Ralph Cunningham 216, Irving Davis 309. Bob Diefendorf 309, Nancy Dolezel 309, Terry Donnelly 309, Mary Lou Dower 306, Shirley Durdin 207, Lynn Durocher 306, Shirley Ann Dybvik 219. Vernon Ecklund 218, George Ekeroth 309, Lewis Eisenberg 306, Carol Erickson 218, Lois Erickson 304, Jack Fawcett 216, Yvonne Ferdon 306. Harold Fegraous 309, Margaret Feikema 207, Jim Fitzgerald 207, Ann Flatley 309, Hugh Flatley 218, Richard Flint 219, Jim Forseth 309. 42 EIGHTH GRADE Arlis Garon 219, Phyllis Gerhsgol 306 Donald Gilbert 219, Patricia Gill 219, Phyl- lis Gill 309, Raena Goldflne 216, Roberta Gran 309. Donald Grimm 306, Claire Grosberg 219, John Grover 309, Na ncy Haigh 219, Pauline Hart 306, Mary Hamerston 207, Lawrence Hansen 304. Virginia Hansen 207, Susan Haskins 219, Susan Hatlestad 207, Danna Hautala 306, Donald Hennings 218, Kent Henrickson 216, Joan Hendrickson 216. Betty Herold 207, Wendell Hilding 306, Richard Hierpe 207, Gladys Holmbeck 306, Gary Holzer 219, Ilene Hower 218, William Jaap 209. Barbara Johnson 309, Clark Johnson 305' Dale Johnson 219, Ernest Johnson 306, Ralph Johnson 216, Richard Johnson 306, Robert Johnson 309. Sheldon Johnson 309, Sherman Johnson 207, Valerie Kaake 216, Roger Kalland 306, Gayle Kallberg 219, Helen Keable 218, Glorietta Keast 2 19. Reesa Kenner 306, Nancy Kern 216, Stephen Kott 304, Dorothy Kromer 216, Marilyn Krovitz 219, Donald Kuiawa 218, James Kvale 218. Barbara Lampson 216, Roger Landgren 218, Darlene Larson 304, Marcia Larson 306, Mary Larson 306, Betty Lawson 306, Jim LeBorious 219. Anita Lee 304, Dolores Leiser 304, Jane Lichtenheld 207, Gail Anne Liliestrom 207, Kenneth Littler 218, Dianne Lundstrom 207, Mary MacAskiIl 304, Mary Mahnke 219, John Malmberg 304, Dick Malzac 218, Don Marken 309, Lyman Marshall 207, Arlene Maruska 218, Ronald Matta 207. 43 ba, L :A 55,11 WX 5 r X X 1.5411 5f AW ...ii 4 L... ,.. ' wax J 3 A .WSJ 1, 1 61 11 1 s gi , ,G W 544- 1+ Q. s- J: w NM - gm, I E1 E 1 ISS ,L W-gs ii e ga is Q. .elg,.,' ,Q rf f , W' mi 1 L, ' 1 ,L .K ld, Vvkz E 5-up -f e : 4' I - i 3 , .1 it , ii i' , Xi, 1, . , 2 ,gf ,LLf , - J , 3 1 ' g 1 L i . J va V . 0 ' 2 es is 1, , e fa Y mm: ,ies , .. . 'Iv' ,wa-1' V as i' EIGHTH GRADE Louis Mattson 309, Claudia McClellan 218, James McGal'Tey 304, James McGraw 218, James McMillan 304, Shirley Mc- Taggart 304, Richard Mehrman 309. Tom Mellinger 216, Jael Mitchell 219, Barbara Morris 218, Marjorie Morterud 207, Lucy Myers 304, Alyce Nelson 218, Edward Nelson 304. Myra Nelson 309, Jean Norrish 309, John Oien 218, Donald Olson 216, Jack Olson 304, Linus Olson 207, William Oprahl 218, Janice Ostrom 219, Jack Pavlik 207, David Pearson 219, Veirn Pederson 216, Ann Peterson 309, Fred Peterson 216, Helen Peterson 218. Margaret Peterson 219, Marion Peterson 219, Paul Peterson 207, Russell Peterson 207, Robert Pike 219, Richard Poole 218, Michelle Popkin 216. John Putman 304, Gretchen Quelle 207, Gloria Reeve 309, Jean Ritter 304, Henry Roberts 304, Elizabeth Robinson 207, Jac- quelin Rocchio 207. Patricia Roggie 309, Robert Ronnigen 304, Nancy Roos 309, Carol Sa ndstedt 306, Dick Scharnott 304, Susan Schelstreet 304, Paul Schmidt 306. Sandra Schraber 218, David Schultz 216, Burt Schweiger 219, Stewart Seiler 304, Gail Shapiro 218, Leslie Shapiro 207, Glenn Simmons 304. Harry Sioberg 216, Shirley Skoglund 218, Joyce Smith 207, Sonia Soder 304, Max Sonosky 309, Robert Spearin 306, Helen Stranger 304. Robert Strom 219, Barbara Suech 304, Joan Sundeen 207, Alice Swanson 218, Janet Thorpe 304, Peter Thorsteinson 219, Wayne Tinseth 207. 44 EIGHTH GRADE Muriel Townsend 306, Kay Tree 207, Joe Trepanier 216, Beverly True 218, Mariorie Truscott 218, Marion Virta 306, Bill Vines 306. ' Carl Walker 309, Bernice Wallin 207, Shirley Walter 218, Eddie Wang 304, Harold Warner 218, Jerry Weber 219, Morris Weinberg 218. Beverly Weir 304, Donald Wheat 219, Kay White 219, Donald Widland 216, Bruce Wilcox 216, Marie Willemarck Edward Williams 304. 306, Joan Williams 207, Sandra Williams 304, Patricia Winterstrom 218, Brad Yoho 219, Winton Zagrabelmy 216, Carl Magnuson 304. ' LIFE CONTINUES IN THE EIGHTH GRADE Ah! The first day of school. It won't be long now and l'll be seeing all my old friends. Yup! The building is iust the same as it was last year . . . . . . Or is it? The outside will be the same but the inside will be very different as it will hold a lot more for me. A bigger program and more activities. This year l won't be lost either and l'll know my way around. Just think l'll have a chance to get on the school teams and to be a member of my homeroom squad. There'll be track, golf, hockey, football, basketball, baseball and swimming. Clubs will surely mean a lot this year. l'll know which ones will be more interesting to me. Boy, what a list! 9 l'll be in a higher band too, and I might get a chance to help the orchestra. How about the music festival? Will l ever have fun, then! ' lt'll be easier to get in the Speech Festival than last year. l know the competition l'm going to have and l'll work harder. Just think of all the iobs that will start opening up for me-stage crew, proiectionist, member of school paper or annual, storekeeper, hall monitor and others. Well here I am, all l have to do is make use ofa golden opportunity. Yes, l'm lucky to be an eighth grader. Lester Crystal if-ia , K vis' auf 'J lgflifvfi ' y 1 ' F' X, .1 ps.. . ,Q 3 Q 12 . 3 .W . .5 L M I Z H My 1 ,, ' ix X .s,,5.,,,.' A 3 -W f . , . Y! .qi i,e. 1 0 ,, A f ii W' ,sf Q 1 17,1 l - 1.1-1 ' V , Y I . geb ic '. K 5? A 1 'A A S' ' V fl B lf 5 .' i ii . fs, a ils 4, ff. ar I: lse. ifkl e 2 m il, N P' . 7 F N .A , ss f J 1 , g ,e,, ii' ,fs f . . 1 5.11 fm.: , - , 3 lhgwf' I ! am: Sweat! Robert Abernethy 315, Kenneth Adams 214, Elizabeth Alspach 208, Jane Alspach 315, Peter Altonen 315, Anita Amundson 315, Evelyn Anderson 315. Herbert Anderson 214, Janice Anderson 214, Keith Anderson 214, Marian Anderson 213, Richard Anderson 315, Robert Ander- son 214, James Annand 315. Edith Atkinson 214, Nancy Ault 205, Arthur Axelson 208, Gordon Barber 208, Robert Barron 315, Beverly Bergerson 315, Jean Bergfalk 311. Donald Bergholm 214, Dorothy Bergman 315, John Bishop 208, Philip Black 213, Marilyn Blomdahl 217, Ronald Bolt 311, Arlene Brown. Henry Brown 315, Richard Brown 315, Roberta Brown 315, Leone Buchanan 214, Susan Bunn 315, James Cadotte 315, Daniel Caldwell 214, Carol Carlson 205, James Carlson 213, Roger Carlson 214, Kenneth Cayo 2 14, Joan Chantigney 214, Sandra Charrier 315, Carol Chesney 213. Tom Christensen 311, Shirley Chute 315, Neal Clayton 217, Arnold Cohn 315, Jane Coleman 315, Joseph Colman 205, Donald Cooke 315. Duane Curtis 315, Bertha Dallum 315, Donald Davidson 214, Edward Davis 213, James Doss 205, Willa Dunder 213, Ruth Eelkema 204. Dennis England 315, Allan Erickson 214, Arthur Erickson 315, Dean Erickson 208, Nancy Erikson 213, Carol Eriavec 31 1, Joan Falgren 31 1. Anne Feste 208, Marshall Finstad 315, Mary Fish 208, Richard Flood 208, Theodore Friedman 213, Renee Galbert 208, Daniel Gazett 208. 46 SEVENTH GRADE Mary Gerard 205, Carol Giesecke 214, Curtis Gilleland 208, Nancy Gillis 204, Roxann Gladman 311, John Glendenning 213, Ronald Gonties 213. Priscilla Green 311, Betty Ann Greenvall 204, William Grenvell 315, Kathryn Grim- wood 208, Rodney Grundstrom 311, Maren Hagberg 311, Beryl Hallberg 204. Dale Hammerstrom 2 13, John Hanson 315, Philip Hanson 205, Roger Hanson 311, Charles Harrom 205, Elinor Haugen 311, Marlene Hemmerling 205. Clifford Hokanson 204, Roberta Holliday 208, Barbara Holmes 213, June Holt 204, Roderick Hood 204, Robert Hughes 214, John Hunt 315. Ernest Jaap 311, Sheldon Jensen 204, Darla Johnson 311, Henry Johnson 204, Nancy Johnson 204, Shirley Johnson 204, Phyllis Kallberg 205. Harriet Kaner 204, James Kaping 208, Stanley Karon 217, Susan Karon 208, William Kehtel 214, Eadie Kenigsberg 204, David Kennedy 208. Maurice Keith 217, Ronald King 204 Dennis Kirby 311, Lewis Kirkbridge 204, Robert Klang 204, James Knuckey 204, William Knuckey 213. John Kohlhaas 311, Dale Larsen 213, Ronnie Larsen 311, Betty Larson 208, Joan Larson 213, Donald Laukkenan 204, James Lawson 213. Tom Lee 315, Gail Lempe 213, John Leraan 208, Larry Lewis 214, Arlene Lind- blom 311, Ruth Lindau 204, Caroline Lund- berg 205. Gilean Lunde 204, Robert Lunde 204, Richard Lundstrom 204, Mary Joe Lynch 208, Robert Lyness 205, Norma Macleod 205, David McCarthy 208. 47 'V M 4 V1'l'4 if Qi f W at if f xf 4. Wg U if , 5.4521555121-'I' - - M ,, , 3 , 5,2 ef Www xg, , E H WU iw ffl ' 1 iff if ' 51 ' , ,,.,, J 1 1 . 'Sim 7 9 2,535 if , 5513714 W ,,ggj ?ff ' ' ' -F '. - ,limi ,- ' V, f ,Q i Q 451' Y ig Mal 1 fi gif Q ' War gig, fiffl, S 3 + . Q? U. ffm aff' If it '95 5 L sl it ,C i s ,.:- ' f-- ef 945' 4 1 5 f l VA 1, Z ii ' , ., 1 R, 1 ,gjgzi-Aj ,A 3- en I A f -' , .V V - . 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V A VV, .1,., ' ' . ,V H f it-.1 1 ,J B' g V ' 4 ' , , 1 1 fsjifijhi e 4 1 N, ska' S 'ligefblzesl' . ,. .fg53z,s,.Z, K Q 1 sg .Z , 2 4 sf' f' S it f 14 af Z it 1 1 3 S, stef R W L f . ' - f 4 .4 I ii 748' .116 aw SEVENTH GRADE Vera McCarthy 213, Patrick McCarty 31 1 Lyn. Mccisir. 31 i, Joan Mmougmon 217: Charles McVaugh 204, Lois Madsen 204, Marrianne Magnuson 208. Randine Martin 217, Barbara Martini 213, Leonard Matta 205, Thomas Mead 311, Patricia Meister 311, Edward Merry 204, Rosemary Metzer 217. Keith Mitchell 205, Joyce Moats 217, Richard Moe 214, Marsha Moreau 208, Gerald Mrozik 204, James Mueller 204, Alethe Nelson 205. 'Joan Nelson 213, Ronald Nelson 213, Tom Nelson 311, Willard Nelson 214, Philip Nordstrom 2 17, John Nottingham 205, Merlyn Noyes 208. Nancy Nylander 311, Margaret O'Hearn 213, William Oates 217, Gretchen Olt- manns 217, Rodney Olsen 205, Carl Olson 217, Geraldine Olson 213. Ronald Olszewski 217, Rose Mary Orme 214, lrene Paivarinne 208, Franklin Pass 205, Carol Ann Peake 204, George Peder- son 311, Ronald Pederson 213. Gracia Peterson 208, Marilyn Peterson 214, Ronald Peterson 213, John Petterson 217, Donald Phillips 205, Arthur Pikkarainen 217, Richard Polinsky 214. Marie Pantliana 214, Elizabeth Potswald 217, Joanne Rawn 205, Ruth Reed 213, Calix Reneau 217, Barbara Ritchie 205, Charles Rocchio 205. Robert Rocchio 208, James Ruckdashel 217, Margaret Ruikka 205, Raymond Ruppel 208, Carolyn Sande 217, Rose Ann Sande 315, William Sazama 208. Ruth Schmitt 205, Elaine Seashore 311, Susan Sebo 208, Donald Setterquist 217, Edward Sher 214, Robert Sigel 205, Patricia Simmons 217. 48 Ronald Solheim 208, Thomas Springer 311, Joan Stenstrom 214, Mary Stewart 217, Sandra Strom 217. Mary Taylor 31 1, Thomas Taylor 208, John Teppen 205, Carol Thompson 217, David Tolman 205. Carol Tresise 214, Donald Vanderwall 311, SEVENTH GRADE Warner Skomars 213, Nancy Smith 217, adrd I 3 ,gijkigishciit im :B .5 f5,iIffiffi -' f 3 5 ii fi? Q Eilffgi -I 55 J' Ji' K Q , Katherine Swan 214, Jane Tangwall 205, Felix Tomlinson 205, Janice Toms 214, Ellsworth Townsend 217, Roberta Traub 205, Elinor Vail 217. Iris Van Alstine 214, Mark Vieno 217, Russell Wallace 311, Nancy Wallgren 204, Richard Weld 214, Carl Westin 217, Diane Westmoreland 31 1. William Wilson 204, Robert Wood 213, Fred Woodke 217, Kay Nyberg 217, Howard Zimm 214. 0 .ix LIFE BEGINS AT EAST IN THE SEVENTH GRADE I can still remember the first day . . . It was a beautiful day but I was rather bleary-eyed. Does everyone experi- ence the same feelings of butterHies in the tummy and insomnia the night before? We had a ride in the car to school so we didn't have to climb that long, long hill. Why couIdn't the school have been at the bottom of the hill instead of the top? The school, my school, East Junior High School! I was here at last and aren't you glad to have me? Well, nobody seemed to notice mel Everyone was rushing to and fro. We got shoved along with the crowd and finally arrived at our destination, the home room. Immediately we were burdened with a list of things we should and shouldn't do. Horrors! How could we ever remember all those rules? I recall that the first few days were rather hectic. But we were forgiven for coming late to class as we wentfout the wrong door in the locker room and ended up in the gym. Things settled down pretty well after that, although lthought l never would be able to tell which was the up stairs and which was the down stairs. But I'm a big girl now. Nothing disturbs me anymore and the teachers actually call me Jane now instead of Janet or Betty. And I do believe people are beginning to notice I live here too! The only thing that bothers me is this: twenty-five minutes for lunch doesn't give much time for visiting. You may laugh at those poor, helpless new students, but remember, you were young once yourself! Jane Lichtenheld REDDY KILOWATT Says . . U 6 - '9 ' At school, at play, Each night, each day 1 I serve you best- H The ALL-ELECTRIC way. MINNESOTA Powen s. ue:-it co. Has your son's education proved of any real value? Yes, indeed, it's entirely cured his mother of bragging about him. College student's note to roommate, who had gone out for the evening: If l'm studying when you get back, wake me up. Sheritta Dld you catch the auto thief? Deputy: No, he certainly was a lucky bird. We had chased him only a mile when our 1,000 miles were up and we had to stop and change the oil. it What was your score? asked a golfer. Seventy-two, replied the beginner. Why that's good. lt's not too bad, I guess, but I do hope I'll do better onthe second hole. 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Doctor lwith dignjtyl: When l prescribe for pneumonia, you die of pneumonia. l talked to the doctor today about my loss of memory.f' What did he do? Made me pay him in advance? Say It With .lAAlD'I FLDWEIQS ALWAYS FRESHEST MELROSE 474 l 222 West First Street, Duluth, Minn. BRIDGEMAN ICE CREAM MEET YCUR FRIENDS AT MILLER'S SNACKBAR . . . WHERE IT'S FUN TO BE . +,. lv. .':,-.- ,- .L: V 1 2.3 I K V ,fl -,. f'- , - , -. '- if 1' V -'-wj'- J.: ' I 315: ' , 9 'ffs:6?.. .- , .i-:Z 5592571 A L Mirizfi' - Compliments of FALK' PHARMACY ICE CREAM O DRUGS l West Calvary Road Hemlock 6046 J dge: And what the d tot the 1 ry! Foreman: We flnd th d f d t' ot g lty Yo r H b t recommend th t yo h' t t do t g Does the foe ko th t chh flle 3 otllh Well, Sir, w d'gg' h' o tt OO Compliments of Arrowhead Cooperative Creamery Duluth and Esko Minnesota Dairy Products Fresh Daily Best Pffisbes . . . To a fine faculty and a grand group of students ot East Junior 0 High school HOME OF FAMOUS SPORTSWEAR M Cook 6? 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