Eau Claire High School - Kodak Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1956 volume:

ffafg A ' W 1, 1 9 5 aahiww? fv MJ, N,y - Kodak Q Wffl M U tie Sm elawze 1694 Saba! Sew Elan, 70 THE STAFF Adwror Editor Axmtant Edztor Bunneu Manager: Faculty Sensor: Special Writing: Claner and Abtwmer U nderclaumen Arruted by Art Department journalxsm Department Photography Department Prmted by Inter Collegrate Pres Inc Mr Patrlck OBr1en Lorelre Korn Susan Stembrlng Marlene Gxebel Jean Maclaughlm Patrlck Krause Donna Nelson Barbary Plummer janet G johnson Sharon Kovell Suzanne Hoyt Deanna Dahl Dorothy Zars Helen Holden Marrlyn Strader Dlane Swanson Helynn Wahl 'll . . 3 7 A 77:4 lg Spam Editor: up no url rre., - ,rut urrrr...... D- Robert Garnett ,yi ff'7L7 14, , 1 QS ,Q wr WVI 'WI-+ V H' Lil Y-'vi L' nz,-...Q , L tv 4 'LJ' ,. gfnxlpdf QM Q19 Vx ff ,L 5 y.. 'fx . ,RD Xft T J 4 A , Mfut , 1 5 W psf 1-fs' N' , P, V A X Q' 'mfg L L l X v' ,4 V' I KVM' , vvvv I LLC ' ,X qc J J. tv' P it ,l W' L K, . , , A X1 If 1 1 I r L - 'x xg L - limp 1 k X' wk n .f , AN' 1 fv- Though a mme sp m hws chfmged students and faculty the sims: fcclmg of loysrlty for EC H S rcmims From toonslxm coats md the Chwrlcston to Bermudq shorts and bop the Chances ire m appeirfmces and not m Splflf Wfhlle lookmg back we see shidovss tllxmg form the shadows of mam outstmdmg students who have sung our frlma mater 74-r-sf ,K-,g,,8, Qff-52 'wc-4: In-,nf-vfg Z, -3g'jXA V '7' W M77 -2f'?fU WZ ffzfvjfpd 6745 of ,cffy 'KQVY X194 5755 'L'YvUfsfvw0fD'V 'A't:'E' 2'2 ? q-gi7'?',-Z'O' 2 ?f7rfY.9'YfY'7'h-'CV' 'fwf NMA 9-' 7 2 4 L Q 4 N 7, 4 ' ' ' k 1 . . . . c . 1 ' U U . 1 C K 3 n L K 1 . ' ', Y 4 ' 2 ' . . . ' 'V 1 V L . , , I , -4, ' ' ' . rx , a ' ' X 1 - I 5 v . 7 A ' , W D ,.. ', 0 un1 ' 9 4 I - , . ll, ' 7 Q ' 9 - 'D ' ,, , ,J I C, 1 ' 4 1 7 ' ,r . ' 9- 1- J ' ,Q 4 I7 ' V '-s- 1 ' 'v , . , L, . G ' I , in A 0 Q ?' I ,,. I .9 4: A-2, , 'Sf 1 If ' ' - ' '? . . , 1 ' ID , f :J ' f f-b-' P7 -, 4 1 H p , ,f- 7 4 - 2 , , XV1th 1 mu school IH the propcss of hung hullt thc dui III numbered for our sgmor hugh snhool It xxlll soon buoma 1 thru yur jumor huzh ust 15 cha Studumi h uc kept thc samc Splflf m ipm of Clmnglnq 1ppcar1mQs, ucn a c.hg1r1qQ to 1 d1ffLrcm Snhool xull not pruumt thn srudgnts from up 1o11m1 thc truhtlons of thwg PISI yurs T lrtx 3c1rS o hum mm h ug mmm md gona 111 1xxL5om1 Sputmlc 1' X lf' A L, 1- fb 2 I A 1 - 'I . -. . L- . A - my 14' 11 -'uf '1- ,N XQN A Q, ' V' Ax , X fx -1' mx fx X' ' 1 1 K' WN f-T fi 'X L A 1 A ' fb X x 1. Lx ,A 'X my X K V 51 'wh N ' Ny wx , A v tw WI my Y 1 . 'Nl Q fx. C 'X X4 AVL K 3 fn f IL I ' Xt' 'N , , X W 1 QR 1 3A ,X of A if AFX di XX' Q: J, 1 f' I Q fy A A rg WY Ah X K ix X 3 N NGN xx X iv X4 X f xx Q nf f Q3 41' M sn' by ' f 1' ,wx fy 'fp I-.V 1 JV' K' Y A K 1 'Xi K W 'XX' ' 'Vo fx! fw ,I-xx 'W '- W A X 4' N m N Af X A f X X 'xt ,QA .x 1 X , 1 3 kv r x m .sy Wife if xr-G 1' l w-6 ev ni' ' MR. JOHN HAIG x , ,dy Because of his guiding influence and devotion to the ideals of teaching, which has 5 , made him an inspiration to many of his students and colleagues, we wish to dedicate Through his years of teaching at our high school hc has mon many friends who E I V V .EB . . . . QW f the 1956 Kodak to Mr. John Haig. 'v f C' gli Mhold him in high respect. His neat appearance, affability. faithfulness, humor and in- spiring leadership are all factors which have put an indelible impression upon his WV IVA M ri .. 1 Cwrlli I f i, acquaintances. will W Thls is our way of expressing our gratitude to you, Mr. Haig. l , fe' ff? id? Z-'JX ff Fuultx m XkiIN1I115UlfI4JN Sulmrs Climax md Actlxlllw Ham Climax Cfllbl Sports ffmfb iff lu Kalb zl! LndLrd155mu1 fm Mmm I1 Sw rfmnmns XIHIIMM Sponwrs Indcx SI O IIN 5 4 7 U ,fffffy W Y A Q I K-'TYY' 'A 'X' t 'X , , 4 X! , Y My Mf, f V lp 4 ff! W? fy ' N - .Ax . ' , - u ,,gXrf,,f C p. Y J, A :xl f X I , Q? .N I R 5 ' f V K' X , 1' :QL fu K . . X In I, If-A 4 ,. I I . 1 X L73 r A N , :AL-,U V 7 ' LA f f 5 .I I A fl X Kb K f ' X f N FK- k . J . , Y' ,Lg 1' ' f LW ' .W il ' TAI ,ll Ol C, NT 'Q WIS L ' 4' L d 5 ' ' g rw ' , lu Q1 ig W 5U .f ' 32 .. ' 1,2 f , P6 .' HW ' .', H13 11 ' L Ill, Y A -1 -- 1 1511 , ' ISI Q f, A 142 , I 1,2 7 f In: lfvfv Gamszvmvn BLUM University of Wisconsin History Well. nom about this love afair of Nepal- con-- ELVA COZZENS Iowa State Teachers' Co Domestic Science fm afraid you'll have lo basic SAM G. DAVI-:Y Eau Claire Normal Chemistry Note what I mean? CERTRUDE FISHER Illinois XX esleyan Umversn r-,XII 'Urllc i rica. air ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY There are only three members of our faculty who have been here from the very first days of the occupation of the present school building. Our teaching and administrative staff has expanded tremendously since 1926. Thirty years ago our high school was com- bined with the vocational school and the fa- culty consisted of fifty teachers. The vo- cational school has long since moved elsewhere, but, in spite of this, our faculty now consists of seventy-six. The board of education office was also in the present building and co-ordi- nation was a part of the principal's office. An alumni of the twenties would undoubtedly know his way around but would scarcely rec- ognize the departmental changes thirty years of growth has brought about. . . K. 19 ,.. To see that the students are guided ID thc rlght dlrecnon IS the arm of Mr DeLong Supermtendent of Schools The many complexltles mvolved m planmng the forthcommg hrgh school blllldlflg have occupred much of our Superxntendents t1me and talents for whxch we are all slncerely apprecxatlve HIS understandlng and experience makes hrm fully quallfxed for thts lmportant vocatron Where would we be w1thout the School Board? The nrne members of the Board of Educatron have one goal IH mmd furtherrng the students educa txon Many evenings of careful planning and de lrberatlon are unselfxshly devoted to the school ch1l i' Supermtendent of School: Homer DeLong dren of Eau Cla1re and the Welfare of 1ts many teachers Preparmg the school budget hlrlng teach ers and formulatmg pohcy are also part of thelr rou t1ne dutxes We are grateful for all you have done for us 30Zeafw0f5 BOARD OF EDUCATION Standmg Dr W Manz Dr Andrews K Knutson l Bennett M Peterson Asst Supt V Olson Supt H DeLong G D Barnes Seated S W Pynn . ,Q . K 5 1 . . , - . . . , . . . I , 1 . . , . , . , . . . . . ' . , . . , . . . . . . . P-7' 'WH' all STUDENT COUNCIL from Row J Borum B Mencel tal K German D johnson B Carlson Presxdent D J Moehle D Strxeby M Engebretson R I-lorstnck J Culver T Weaver j Coggms M Coffman K Clark man N Gustafson Second R011 L Schleusner R son Mr Gordon Poquette Advnsor The members of the Student Councll chosen by the members of each class serve the school by representmg the students and actmg as an advlsory board to the admm rstratron The advxsor for the councnl 15 Mr Gordon Poquette 74104 Our head counselor and d1sc1pl1nar1an Prmclpal Davxd Barnes skillfully carries out h1s job here at school Mr Barnes IS never so busy that he cant fmd txme to confer wrth students about thelr prob Seuemry 0 lems and hrs guxdmg hand IS apparent everywhere Clan Adwwn Carol M nller Prznczpal David Barnes 1' '15 Secretary Ellzabeth Stuck ssununnnln 9 5 lr ' I f, L A . N feiffgwi , ' : . , . S ', . , . , . , ' - Russell, L. Harsh, 1. Stringer, C. Long, E. Proctor, D. Erd- C. Mason, R. Turk, R. Westerberg, T. Balcom, B. Easter- ' I U . . . . ' ' f s Q W 3 . 3 0 .1 60- 14 Mr john Thorngate Auutant Prznctfpal Mxss Drane Kunz Coordmatzon Secretary As Dean of Glrls Mrs Coffman has the opportunity of gettrng to know hlgh school students by havxng rnter estmg and mformatlve talks wlth them I0 A- , ' f 'X' g Mrs Frances Coffman Dean of Gulf The Co ordmatlon Department plays an rmporrant part ln the schools func Boys Vlce Prmclpal John Thorngate can be seen checkmg to see lf some :ll nesses were not merely felgnecl Miss Drane Kunz the home and school co-ordrnator spends trme each day callmg the conslderable lust of ab sentees and ln checkmg the attendance records accurately Mrs Frances Coffman Dean of Grrls IS always wlllmg to help the glrls wxth then problems ' x . , . , 3 , . E55 , Q fl - ' ' gf 5 l e ' tions, and every morning the Dean of i . . . .v , , , I . . . - 5 f 1 , V 7 ' 7 l V i C -rr: 54322 Y ,, -:gy f X 2 ? V N. vi.Q' f 5 .... W o ' REX V. ADAMS B. E. ANDERSON MARSHALL H. BARNES MRS. PHYLLIS BEEBE Driver Educationg Intra-Mural American Problems 123 Social Geography 12g World Historyg English 10. Sports. Srudies 9g Lyceum. Ski Clubg Hockey. EILERT BERG MRS. HAZEL BOORTZ Social Studies 9. Exglish 9. 'N IRENE BERG Iarin 93 Latin 109 Iatin Club. ADREAN O. NORMAN A. BUSSELI. DONALD l. BOYD MRS. JOAN BRILL BURMEISTER physical Education. Tumbling First Bandg Second Band. Homernaking. Woodwork, Azhlericsg Track. in If 3 wf?wf , , -f ukznvfig ,5 Qf'N?5fs V, :,ki,,,, 5,7 ,1 I faX:,,, M A A 353 , 1:-ff ,iw ' ' an 2 .5 A if N ,'-3.Qi23'fg ' V We if ? f , 2 1 1 ,. ,av E 1 L. v 'iv Wi? a xx .f 4: ,mn f M' L 3 wkvf Ax 3 va-.f,,1 V' w W . JOHNSON llg junior Class . A fb D Radio' Speechg Mike and Plat er. I I MARCIA K. JOHNSON Plane Geometry 10. ETHEL M. KING English 10g English 121 Hall Monitors. PEARLE K. LANDEAIR English llg English 12. . T 1 THEODORE R. KUNZ World Historyg Sophomore Class Advisor. MRS. RUTH LEHMAN MRS' VIRGELEE LEDUE Physical Educationg Tumblingg AUTHUR L' LUDVIGSON Biology 10. G,A,A, Physicsg Biology 10. :..X.:..,,m fi' H. T. LYSTRUP Biology 103 Stump Club. J A ,-Q w. ae 2 nxf-Zh, I U s Z2 1 Q fli ,, if 5591! 4 ,iw 2 1 ,S 1 'ig 'PTF' V 4 .- -f 5141. wrwmqf., lfaimrwfgs. ,.e ':'2'Cx'.ff::,Sffif , f Gm , VY V W' -f'd-rfifiw . f , W. ,H X' ,W W - Tiff ' , V3 ,f lx ig , fw- L :gli 1 .x V' LEWIS RIST BARRY ROBINSON SONJA RONDESTVEDT HARRY E. ROSENE Political Science 123 Social English 9g Speech 93 Debateg Home Economics 93 Home Eco- Spanish 93 Spanish 103 German Studies 9. Debate Teamg National Forensics nomics 11Ag Chef. 95 German 10. League. Mr. Shervey, who passed away on De- cember 27 of this year, taught at our high school for a total of twenty-nine years. He left the school in 1932 to earn his Master's Degree and returned shortly thereafter to resume his teaching duties until the time of his death. This year we were also saddened by the death of Miss Genevieve Blum, a retired'mem- ber of our faculty. The friendships between the teachers extends beyond the boundaries of the school. They have various teas and parties during the course of the year and have many other opportunities to be- come acquainted with their colleagues to form friendships that bind them closely together. The men teachers are often seen par- ticipating in sports together. WILBUR F. SCHAFER First Choirg Second Choir Freshman Girls' Glee Club Music Appreciation. NINA SLAUGHTER E. H. TEALEY EMIL SHERVEY Beginning Shorthandg Typing 103 MARIE B' STAINER Bookkeepingg Shorthanclg Ad Algebra 93 General Math 9. Commerce. Biology 10. vanced Typing. -ll , 5 ,ff.. BLM Q11 Q 4 f'1 5 X , 44 1 4 i V vs xx M. i 1 is 'ibm MRS. FLORIS THOMPSON J. H. THORNGATE VIOLA TJOFLAT ORVILLE TORGERSON Librarian' Library Club. Physicsg Boys' Rifle Clubg Dean Remedial Reading? Accelerated ChCI'DiSUYS Ph0fOg1'3PhY- of Boys. Reading. i -ia v af Mfg! JOHN G. WEST Typingg General Businessg Book- Senior Scienceg junior Varsity keeping. Basketballg Golf Team. PHILIP TREMAIN -'XX CORRINE MAE ULR1cH Physical Educariong Social Studies 93 Cheerleading Advisorg Girls' Sports. MARSHALL E. WICK ROBERT WILSON Math 125 Algebra 95 General Drafting 103 Advanced Draftingg LOUIS WISBROECKER Math 9. Woodworking 10. Prinringg Advanced Printing. Preparing the day's variety of good food is Mrs. M. Berndt, Mrs. F. Knutson, Mrs. A, jorgenson, and Mrs. H. Klebig. Not pictured are Mrs. L. Rosentrater and Mrs. E. Coach. 7469 Same Om Salad Making cookies is just one of the duties of Mrs. I. Smith and Mrs. C. Anderson and Mrs. C. Hemmingstad of the pastry department. Canadians, Front Row: G. Better, C. Iverson Row Two: W. Unser, S. Klug, D. Gladwell Row Three: E. Radthke, J. Thompson, G. Scha- fer. ,,I 'Z- 3 R AIRIS BAILER -S Pep C105 her,:4f1fgf1 A rc blends .if friendly 9 MAR4 ' Home Economics Clubw M A S xf-'-- -- - --- , ' lin NDERSON M. ANDERSON ARRON BATAGLIA DAV. ARNELS 'Q A - C. Graduated Bli years- K d k Staff 4: Colo omm 0 a C cv man lzznc ig-11 - .-aff.:-,-,-I+, , 1, I . I 1 . N SENIORS Our four years of high school have drawn to a close all too soon and we are about to become a part of a new world, new experiences, and a new future. For the moment we look back to: the classes which have graduated before us. Each has shared the same feeling of regrets. together with the satisfaction we are now experiencing. The cher- ished remembrances of our care- free high school days, will be lhid-X hearts as wfejlo the future, Q, J L den in a very SP6C , u' 0 or fls cl lily? WJ lj' was if UWM 'ly 1 ' by . all O QQ if JUDITH ALLEN MARY M. AMBLE CAROL DOROTHY KAY ANDERSON Judy Smoky AMMENTORP ANDERSON Kay G. R. 4g Fr. Club 44 2nd Choir 1-4. A '1 5We ff ch. Lead. 1, 2g G.R. H. R. Ch. 45 Rouncl- G.A.A. 1-4g lst Bd. Entered from Stanley, 35 Ft. Light, 1-3g Pep up 4g Englieh Exchange 2-4g Pep Bd. 4g G.R. Wis., in Sr. Yr. Club 1, 3- Student. 3. ELEANORE SHIRLEY BACK ASMUSSEN Skid nElIyn G.R. 3, 4g Pep Club 3. G.R. 3, 4g Fr. Club 4. WILLIAM BAHR HBillU Inter. Baskr. 2. GORDON ROBERT BARNES BARLAND Mick Conan Basebl. 1-4g Basktb. lg Pistol Club 45 Lt. Club Hockey 1, 2, 4g Stage 3, 4g Fr. Club 3, 4. Crew 1-35 Stump 4. SHIRLEY BARNES V Shirl G.R. 33 Lib. Coun. 33 Pep Club 3. CLIFFORD VIRGINIA BECKER BERNHARDT JEANNE BAUER BECHARD Hfinnyu BEHLKE lean Cliff Pep Club 1 3, GAA. Bernie Booster Club 42 Lib- JUNE BAUER FFA 1-35 FFA Baskt. 35 Hr. Ch. 45 I-Icom. Ski Club 3, 4g Atch- Coun. 4. June 2. Comm. 4. ery 2, SUSAN BERNICKE JOHN BEST MARCIA BLAISDELL Save Pinky Squirt G. R. 5. 43 2nd Bd. Stage Crew 2. G.A.A. 3, 4. Ig Mike 8: Plat. 5, 4. GARY BUCHHOLZ PATRICIA BUNCE Buck Pdf Ft. BI. I: Int. Ftbl. 2- Qhoif 1' gl Fr' 33 12,- 4g Int. Basktbl. I-41 Cl, 23 G, R. 3, Track I: F.F.A. l-4. MARY BUNTROCK Mare Choir 2-41 Ski Cl. 5, 41 Mike 8.1 Plat. CI. 3, 4: Pr, Comm. 35 Sr. R. Up Comm DENNIS BLODGETT SANDRA Dennie F.F.A. 1-25 D.H.I.A. 1-2. MAXINE BRANDT Max Debate 1-43 Ch. Lead 2-45 Sec. 4g P,S.P.W Art. 84 Comm. 45 Ft. Light 2-4g Pr.-Comm. 4 BLODGETT Sandy ELIZABETH BRIDGES Berry Home Ec. CI. 4. BARBARA BRIGGS 'Briggfeg G. R. 3, 4-Prog. Ch. 43 Pr. Comm. 33 Ski Cl. 3, 43 Tumbl. I-45 Debate 1, 2. BRYN CARLSON BARBARA CALLFAS STEPHEN Brj'71fy HBWLH H CA?YIPBEI'L Basktbl. 1-45 St. C. Sfere G. R. 3: Pr. Cwmm. S3 Coun. 3, 4g Trk. I-4g Drnnmtics -I: Lat. CI. JERRY CAMPBELL Pep Cl. 33 Int. Basktbl. NANCY CANDELL St, 2.43 Pow W. I, 23 Ft. Light 1. Jer 1-4. Nance Comm. , iw wa! if at 431' . Ft. Light 1, 23 Pep Cl. PATRICK COYLE DARLENE MARLENE CRIPE MELVYN CRISP DAVID CULVER 4 CRAMBLIT Marlene Mel Dave F.F.A. 1-4- T11-as. 4, DW 211.1 13.1. 1, 21.11 Choi, Fr. ci. 1, 2, 151 Bd. cl. Pres. 5, sf. Conn. D.H.I.A. 1-4' Pres. 4. Fr. Cl. 3, 43 G.R. 33 33 lst Choir 4. 1-4: Orch. 3, 4: Pep PreS- 4: V. Pres. 1: Pep CI. 3. Bd. 4g Pist. Cl. 4. Lyc. 1-43 Badg. B. St. X HP til , , -9-up LINDA DRAPER Linda Hom. Com. Comm. 33 it--v JUDITH DREKE rfludyn Ski Cl. 3, 4g Sr. Comm. 4. lg Tumb. 1-33 G.R. 3, 43 Ch. Lead. 1-4. DAVID DRURY uDaUeu lst Choir 1-43 Boys' GI. CI. 1-4, Int. Ftbl. 2, 43 Int. Basktbl. 1, 3: Int. Sftbl. 2, 3. ROBERT EICK KATHERINE Ike ELDRIDGE ffKayl,' lst Bd. 1-43 Golf Cl. 1-43 Ski Cl. 1-43 Lat. Cl. 2: Pep Bd. 1-4. Ft. Light 13 Mike 8: Plat. 2-4. ROBERT ENGELBRETSON Engie Ftbl.. 1.4, Baskfbl. 1, PAUL ,FNGfTROM 23 Track 1-43 St. 1-43 Paul Pr. Comm. 3. Int. Basktbl. 1-4. DAVID DAHL DAVID L. DAHL rrDukeu rrDd1,eu 2nd Bd. 1, 23 Pep Cl. F.F.A. 1-43 D.H.I.A. 5 1, 2. MARY JO DAVEY ffniafy 10 Fr. Light 1, 23 G.R. 3g 1st Choir 1, 2. DOROTHY ERDMAN frD0r,n G.R. 3, 4, Fr. Light 1-43 Lat. Cl. 1, 23 Fr. Cl. 3, 43 Mike 6a Plat. 2-4. .... '..'2 DAVID ERICKSON Erick Bsebl. I-43 Tumbl. l- 4g Inr. Basktbl. 1-4: Int. Frbl. 1-4. ROBERT GARNETI' Maine Bsebl. 1-43 St. Cl. 2, 3, 43 Kodak 43 Sr. Cl. Play Castg Inrra. Ftbl. 8: Basktbl. 2-4. SANDRA ERICKSON BARBARA usdndyn Kodak 2, 33 G.R. 3: Ft. Light. 1, 23 G.A. A. 1, 23 Ush. Cl. 1, 2. EVANSON sm Cl. Treas. I3 Lib. Coun. 33 Pep Cl. 3. G.R. 3. LAVONNE GARTON Vonnie 2nd Bd. 1, 2g lst Bd. 3, 43 Pep Bd. 43 G.R. Pep CL' 1, 3. JUDITH GIBSON I fade G.R. 3, 43 Fr. Light. 43 Pep Cl. 33 G.A.A. 3: Boost. Off. 4. ROBERTA GLOMSKI Bert Entered from Regis 33 G.A.A. 3. JEANNE GONITZKE Jeanne 2nd Bd. 1, 23 Pep Cl. 3. SALLY EVERSON llsdlll G.R. 3, 43 Pep cl. 5. ,IUDITH FRANK judie RICHARD FARMER Chippewa Bsebl. 1-43 Basktbl. 1 23 Fr. Cl. 1-43 Pep Cl 5: Int. Basktbl. 3, 4. ROBERT FRASE Fuzz Fr. Cl. lg Nurs. Cl. 51 F.F.A. l-39 B5Cbl- 5- G.R. 3g Hom. Com. Att. 43 Drama. 4. Int. Sftbl, 2, 52 ln!- Basktbl. 13 Pep Cl. 3. KATHRYN FULTS Katy Ch. Lead. 1-43 Pres. 4 Choir l'4: Ft. Light. l 33 Ft. Cl. 1, 23 Hom Com. Arr. 4. JUDITH GRACE ujudyn G.R. 3, 43 Ft. Light. 2-43 Hom. Com. Comm. 43 Ch. Lead. l, 23 Pep Cl. 1, 3. BARBARA GREENE HRedll JOHN GREWE ujacku Lyc. l-43 Ski Cl. 2-43 Ft. Cl. 3, 43 Track l- 4g Ftbl. 1-3. 65 1 WILLIAM FEIRN MARY FISH Bl rlMary11 13 Bd. 3, Lat. Cl. 1, 2g G.R. 3. 2nd Bd 1, Zg Pep k1 Cl. 3, 4. PAUL FUSON JO ANN GAGEBY Fuse box 14 yc. 3, 43 lst. Bd. 1-43 Ft. Light. B s tbl 1 2, Deb. 3, 1-35 Hom. Com. Arr. 4g 4 Ft Llght 4. G.R. 35 Pep Bd. 4. RONALD GANONG nlzeggien Frbl. 2-43 Sr. 3, 45 Im. Basktbl. 1-4g Pep Cl. 1, 35 Sr. R. Up 4. DUANE F-IELSTAD l1Deu,e-yy: St. 2-43 Track 1, 3, 4 Basktbl. 1, 2g Hock. 1, 2. 1-45 Fr. Cl. 1-4. JOYCE FRANK rrMidger1 G.R. 3: Fr. Cl. 1, 2 Nurs. Cl. 3g Pep Cl 1, 3g Sr. R. Up 4. NANCY GILBERT Nano G.R. 3, 4g Fr Light. 2 35 Pep Cl. 1, 33 Lat? Cl. 33 Nurs. Cl. 4. GILBERTSON Ellie lsr. Bd. 1-4g Pep Bd. 4g G.R. 3, 4g Lat. Cl. 1, 25 Nurs. Cl. 4. DONALD GUSTAFSON ARLETTA SANDRA Don GYLLAND DEAN HADDEN HIRLEY GUNDERSON LM. Cl' 2: Mike H Arlene Deana GULHICKSON 5 dy Plat. 2-4g Fr. Light. 2, Pep Cl. 1, 25 News Int. sffbl. 1.55 Im SM G.R. 3, 4. Ft. Light. sg Pisr. c1. 4g Int. 1-45 Ed. 35 co. Ed. Baskrbl. 1, 2. znd. Bd 43 Pep Baskrbl. 2-4. 1 DARLENE HAGENESS Dar Lat. Cl. 4g Hom. Ec. lg Choir lg Znil Bal. I. 2, 3, 4. INA HASSART I-LS. Off. 4g 2nd Choil 1, 25 Pep C1. 1, 3g Ush. Cl. I. 41 Sr. Comm. GERALD JO ANN HALE f-jo., Fr. Cl. 2-4g Pep Cl. l 3' GR 3 45 Fr. , -- rv Light. 41 Sr. Play Comm. 4. STEPHEN HAUGEN Steve Basktbl. 1, 23 Pep Cl 1, 33 Sr. Comm. 4. HAUNSCHILD Gerry Frbl. I-33 Baslcrbl, -1, 23 Ski Cl. 3, 43 Fr. Light. 4g Mike 8: Plat. 2-4. BRYAN HOBBS Shake Ft. Light. 45 Pisr. Cl. 45 Sr. Comm. AUDREY HOFF And Sr. Comm. .IUDITI-I HAMILTON fvjud-,Ill Ind Choir lg Ist Choir 7-4 ALLAN HOGAN Hlgmgu Frbl. Ig Fly Ty. Cl. 1- 33 Im. Baskrbl. 3, 4. CHARLENE JAY HANSON HANSON Jay Ucbuckien Sf, Cllfnm. Fr. Light. 35 Mike 84 Plat. 4. EUGENE I-IELLER MARIETTA HENCI-I Butch Meridia Im. Baslctbl. 1, 23 Ad. lsr Choir 3, 4g 2nd Ed. News 3, 4. Choir 1, 25 G.R. 3, 45 Pep Cl. 1, 33 Sr. Comm. JOYCE HENDERSON Fr. Cl. 1-43 lsr Bd. 2, '3, 45 Pep Bd. 2, 3, 4: Orch. 45 G.R. 3, 4. JANEEN HOLLISTER Holly Ft. Light. 1-4g lsr Bd. WILBUR 2, 35 Prom. Comm. 3g H01-BROOK Hom. Com. Comm. 4, W2Hl0w Amen. 4. ROGER KUEHN MICHAEL KIRKHOFF Mike Ski Cl. 3, 45 Int. Ftbl. 45 Int. Basktbl. 1-45 Sr. Round-up 45 Track JAMES KOLKA Illimll Badger Boys St. Uth. Rotorg Track 1-4gFtbl. 1-45 Mike 8: Plat. Cl. JAN MARIE KLAES frjdnu G.A.A. 35 lst Choir 2-35 2nd Choir 1. LORELIE KORN Lori Kodak 3, 4-Ed. 3, 4: 2nd Choir 15 Pep Cl. 1, 39 G,A.A. 1, 25 Cl. 1-4. Play Comm. 4. JULIE ANN KOVAC ufulien G.R. 5, 45 G.A.A. 3. 45 Pep Cl. 33 Ft. Light. 45 Booster Off. 3, 4. RAYMOND DONNA KRUGER KRUSCHKE fPEnieH lfRdyH G.A.A. 15 Fr. Light. 35 Tumb. 2, 35 Pep Cl. 39 Sr. Comm. Ftbl. 2-Mgr. 33 Track 1-45 Lyc. 3, 45 Int. Basktbl. 2-4. JOHN KLAWITER rrlyinyn Orch. 1-45 Ft. Light. 1-3. DAWN KLINGBEIL Dawn IGNATIUS KNOPPS Nath 2nd Choir 3, 4g Enter. from Regis Jr. Yr. MARY ALYS KLOFANDA Us-mokyn G.A.A. 1-45 Fr, Cl. 1-4. EDNA KNUDTSON nlcinyn Lib. Coun. 2, 39 Hom. Ec. Cl. 1-4. RAYMOND KNUDTSON K nate Int. Basktbl. 1-45 Bowl. 2. im-'Reis K iller Ftbl. 15 1st Choir 2-35 Int. Baslctbl. 1-4. JERRY LAMM Tex GAYLORD im. Baskfbl. 1, 25 LAMPMAN sffbl. 2, 5. Gay I 5 5 I F I I ' , 1 ,WU A 1' 1 1 ' Mfg? M1 ' ff v pn .yr iz gt: Q, 4' 1 at , ' ' ,, , 1 fy M is a memory that will have a lasting impression on us of Patricra Beauchamp 1938 55 johannaM Koehler 1938 56 0 I I I Pat was a member of the class of '56 when a tragic ac- cident caused her death in the early part of her senior year. In the two short years of activity in high school, she gained the friendship and admiration of many fellow students. Words are hard to find to express our feelings about Pat, who's life was so full, yet short in years. Kempton F German 1938 56 We the student body and faculty were profoundly moved by the loss of Kemp from our midst Words cannot express the story of his many worthwhile accomplishments nor the feeling of friendship and love he gave to others HIS the senior class ohanna a member of our senior class was noted for her quiet reserved manner and her pleasing personality Because of these attributes her presence at ECHS will be missed by all 49 ,QQ OUR CHEER LEADERS One of the phases of our present day sports, which all coaches and players recognize and admit to be an im- portant factor in athletics, is cheering. Cheering can be so good that it will win a game for a slightly inferior team or it can be so poor that the best team will lose. Ted Harstad, our smiling and talented cheer leader. has been the instigator of our vociferous cheering. It is largely due to him that there has been such a successful season in athletics. With his unstinted repertoire of cheers, he would mal-ce a gallery of suffering loclcjaw patients laugh. Ted was recognized as the head cheer leader, but be needed assistants at the last few football games on account of the large crowds. Nladelyn McQueen, Eddie president of the Pep Club, and Day Chambers were appoint- ed to aid him. They proved very effective at every gene. but the biggest time for them was during the last week. It was Homecoming Week. They took charge of the pep rouser in the main room on Friday, November I3. Till! night they led a snake dance all the city and down to the ward schcgplx as a bon-fire. The the were TRB. 1 Y' nl SCHOOL LIFE ln looking back over the thirty-year span of school activities, we have decided that the workings of our school are comparable to the precise mechanism of a fine swiss watch. Under the able supervision of our principal, Nr. Barnes, the teachers keep our classes running smoothly. The subjects we have to choose from are numerous and greatly varied. Just as important a part of school life is the whirl of social activities that seems to envelop our school. Realizing the significance of enjoyable participation in social events, as well as class- room work, we partook of both abundantly fl, ' iz l v Jlqlhiiibttl - '. :-. 5,f i .j :ff I V q fdsy- s- I f, i 3 ' - ,'- ff-'jfiilfefg ' 'affx- ff-i' ' - ' . - -' v . ' n - . :'g.,.:-1'.1a- . . - ' -,' 4-. ,'1 - '- III 5, 5 l 2' , -.. 5' N ' x ' 4 . ,p r r J! x bl- , 'x Q A ' -.'QQdv:.f -. x 1 I 5 'H 'm ' ir' . . , -, Q I X r If-as lu., 'W x ns. I f av. 4 Q . 'jx , . '- ' ' . by 4- Mt. af -4- ' 1w.--.--v-- lyqnf I1 Gusfa fsm ,- e 5 L W algo, Aff' M, Q1-W ' ' ' V aa V. . , W 4 QC if 'Q ' V - , ' W , , ' ' ',,, I wa ' 7 Q 7' I' V ' .- W' 5 my f W1 1 , w v 1 4 1. 1 lg A A 5 . W S 2 if I w I A K L , my 1. y, s K 4, , . , .- L . K I T! V I Q M. V , f., x 2 1 A W , -ir 4 , . W .M 3 ' f gl E 5 ?W at 5 5 M gg 3' Ne E 9 2 rata? ,Q 5 'iw . 3 M f Q 5 5 Q no E if 5 fi ,, gm 49 fi' 9 , M Q, 5 iw 4 J gf? ,af mg ,J I in,- .I M 'E 4 , 3 21' f, M. W ...J ,f H f W X V Y it f -WA M: Q ,S 6 f 'xx if QA f ., iw i :Q 6 3-i A ,if Q VP' ' at ..-f M . xx, mb N Rv . y R ,, suspunmn wk K 5 ,415 4:5?',1',q, . t , ..g..M....-.w,M. .ffl , K ' 'A'??Tj'? 4'TM'f Q .2 ,ak 6 E444 CORNETS 1. Marcus, W. Otterson, D. Rollings, J. Paulson, B. Lat son, M. Brown, S. Fomberg, E. Severson, T. Peterson, P. Marcus. FLUTES 1. Russel, M. Meyer. N. Calkins, C. Neperud, D. Nel son, K. Mortenson, B. Brown, S. Vincent, M. Anderson FRENCH HORNS D. Stai, B. Olsen, C. Ammentorp, K. George, D. Plome- dahl, J. Kufahl, J. Bathke. TROMBONES B. Eick, B. Tiegan, J. Peterson, B. jackson, N. Bren don, R. Feirn, J. Henderson, P. Gilson, T. Martin. BAssEs C. Manz, D. Woletz, G. Gabert, B. Baker, B. Feirn, R. Brewer, Walker, V. Howard, H. Henry. BARITONES S. Meyer, R. Monson, D. Olson, C. Gavin, D. Smith. PERCUSSION M. Crisp, D. Bernard, J. Myrick, j. Casperson, L. An derson, R. Jacobs, B. Olson, J. Holmes. A crash of the cymbals . , . eight counts of a fancy drum beat . . . and finally the band swings into a snappy march, thus beginning another hour of re- hearsing. Besides the regular daily practice the band spends many early morning hours preparing the music for the many activities in which the band, under the direction of Donald I. Sarge Boyd, par- ticipates. Mr. Boyd is directing our well known Senior Band for his twenty-eighth year and is said to have had some of the best high school bands in the country. Each year the band presents two student and public concerts besides playing an important part in the annual spring District Music Festival. It is traditional for the band to display entertaining ma- neuvers at all home football games and this year they were led by drum major Pete Gilson. The band also takes part in many public ser- vices by marching in the various parades such as Veterans' Day and other special occasions. 40nd game! Razz Tun: L, Bien. C. Miles. G. Stafne. E. VC'hite. nl. Fherhardt Baritone-'.r: -I. Baker, D. Anderson. Suxopbnner: S. Lewis V. Hess, C. Clark, E. White, L. LaPage, B. Anderson, M Mierow. B, Blakley, A. lohnson, J. Kalwiter, B. .lones Ffuter: J. Cramblit, J. Carroll, M. l-lolmquist. A. Han son. G. Elliott. A. McCutcheon, V. Wlhitesitle. N. Goller, S. Zimmerman, 1. Mautz. French Harm: 1. Gore, D Brown, D. Stevens. S. Polinslce, E. Lane. Corners: B Epmd For the benefit of those players who, for various reasons, were unable to pass re- quirements for second band. and those just beginning, a third band has recently been created. Under the direction of Mr. Mar- tin. this band meets during third period each clay. Time is spent learning to con- trol the instrument, using correct posture and ombasure. Some students work on preparing units which must be passed dur- ing the summer in order to move into sec- ond or first band next year. 55 Perry, D. Erickson. S. McMahan, P. Anderson. V. hlohn- son, R. Young. R. Nelson. R. Hoepner. nl. Burmeister. M. Hanson, R. Vehrs. T. Shepler, B. Nelson. B. Sparley. VI. Long. C. Jensen. B. Alstrom. Tmmlmrzer: S. Stolp. S. Lolcen, D. Duerst, R. Nelson. VI. VanGortlon, vl. Paul- son. Left to Righi. Ron One: R. Stevens. B. Bais. B. Johnson, S. Berg T. Weax'er. ,l. MacI.oren. G, Gaartl. A. Marquardt. B. Peterson Rott' Three: J. Manthei, -T. Mattson. D. Larson, G. Bellows. Mr Martin, T. Tompkins. D. Cronkhite, R. Miles. 4543! Q.. ,I 4 s W ,,,Z17,,v ,QM . W A fx. in - M, A ,W f.1wf,,,, 2 ggi f-M V V, 0 F I I Q5 my ggi? A, 6 Q1 Q -.,, z, 4 We W' E of M 2, 5 Q ' W E M A A an Ly g V, VW I ly avg, ,, A M Q ' I Lf T I W4 71,-A . 'Lily v ' A A Q L f V -A V J 5 2 K 1 A N, . ' 5 .1 6- N-f ,Q M b b wb K A .W 2 ,Es 1 , gg ., , ' . 4551 fglj , A - ' , V . Q - H, - , ,Q sh' If Q 1 I 'LU kv E aw 3 f ff aww? J ma W 3 5 fimiw gwwmz V mst, zarffffm N ' , W it 'gm Wm 1 lun Saw Q 'Q 2 -A 5 Q Q ,, A ,,,.,,R fn' ww-gg , if R 4 gg 1 f .2- flk S if 'D : Y El? Tc fu 11 Second Choir. Front Rout A. O'Neil J. Persiko, J. Schroeder, K. Taylor, W Slerren. F. Turk, j. Hanson, L. jackson Ron' Tim: A. Shielancl, F. Milledge L. Miller. T. Wallace, G. Hanson, S Kilcle. R011 Three: M. Farmer, M XX'hirney. D. Mattson, D. Sreinhauer, B. Sreinke, M. jackson, 1. Jacobson J. Duffy. Run Four: C. McNair, M Ambel. VI. Vorce, 1. Fossovv, K. Drews S. Rader. R. Vollendorf, S. Schuh Ron Fire: V. W'eclluml, M. Milwarcl GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, Front Rmr: 1. Clark, R. Garton, V. Lippin, S. Engebrerson, J. Hageness, L. Miles. Rau 1. Panzer, L. Froehlich, S. Seidler, B. Teigen, P. Owen, Three: N. Bunch, K. Laurson, B. Draper, J. Jenson, P. J. Gunderson, L. Owen, B. jarber, J. Beldon, B. An- Severson, M. Lee, P. Wendt, 1. Walker, B. Aberg, J. Close, derson, G. Harper, D. Norby. R011 Tu'01 K. SOr6r1S0f1, C. Bliss, K. Paulson, L. Solberg, R. Stevens, L. Olson. K. Thorne, R. Reseld, M. Carlin, J. Fjelstad, M. Dustin, Abfenz from picture are: V. Srafsholt, R. Taylor, L. Jar- S. Smith, S. Rusch, E. Livingston, D. Larson, D. Blakely. rington. Piano: L, Nelson, S ffw a4,ezf704eaS Rou' One: K. Peterson, J. Krause, j. Wickland, D. Kelly, B. Van Gordon. Ron' Two: L. Buresch, M. Lee, D. Kosmoskie, C. Peterson, V. Tollefson. Rau' Three: J. johnson, I.. Olson, M. Lueck, J. Bonnin, L. Peterson. Second Choir. Front R011 : V. Baker. B Winrich, C. Wedlund, D. Hennig, C Hartl, M. Frank, S. Young. Rott' Tzro K. Anderson, S. Simonson, J. Lang land, D. Stelter, S. Johnson, E. Liv' ingston, C. Goetz. Ron Three: M Campbell, D. Welke, M, I-laggeness J. Gowney, B. Woodford. Rau' Four: L. Scheifebein, P. Belden, S. Hentschel D. Abart. Rou' Fire: A. Larson, S Woodford. This year's Second Choir is a mixed chorus group consisting of seventy members. The choir is made up of sophomores, upperclassmen and some freshman boys. During the activity filled year, this choir partakes in the Christmas concert and festivals in the spring. The Girls' Glee Club, as well as the Second Choir, is a preparatory group for the First Choir. All freshman girls automatically become a part of this group. The club participates in the Christmas concert and other activities, including television and radio appearances. Both groups play important parts in the music entertainment department throughout the year. ORCHESTRAQ Front Row: J. Klawiter, R. Scott, G. Staberg, N. Anderson, M. Meyer, 1. Russell, B. Vankat. Row Tu-oz J. Barland, B. Easterson, R. Arneson, E. Hayes, J. Henderson, J. Meltz, 1. Peterson. Row Three: S. Bjerke, D. Smtih, C. Waters, I. Olson. Rou' Four: A. McLaughlin, J. Fjelstad, L. Anderson, J. Myrick, M. Crisp. Sleigh Ride. XValtz of the Flowers, and Christmas Fantasieu are just a few of the pieces you may have heard if you happened to be in the base- ment of ECHS during fifth period. These pieces were played by the Eau Claire High School Orches- tra under the direction of Mr. Herbert Merrill. As in the past years. the orchestra gave two concertsg the Christmas and Spring Concerts. They also played for the Senior Class Play and part of the orchestra played for the operetta, The Song of Nor- way '. In the spring. they were in the annual Music Festival. This year's orchestra consisted of forty- four members, including the strings and some of the band members. 'Me 7014: FIRST ORCHESTRA OFFICERS: Fjelstad, R. Scott, B. Zeilsdorf, B. Easterson. QQ 1 iw? , - ' Vw, my 'J 1 , 74131, 1, 4 W' Mia , ' fm. 9 in D Balthazor F Bushendorff M Severson and lx Lrness prepare thexr en1.,l1sh assxgn ments for the next day rn one of Mrss Cou ture s junxor Ynellsh Classes Boys grrls everyone lend me your attentlon' The Engllsh teachers sound almost llke Shetkespearcs Mule Anthony as they get the elftss to focus therr attcn tron tow 1rd them If students hue no mterest 10 Eng l1sh when they xrrrve 'lt EC HS they 'ire certfunly gnen exery ehmee to elexelop one The course IS requrred for the flrst three ye 1rs Those who plm 1 college e1reer H115 take Senxor Ilnglrsh In the 19705 the course was a four year re qurrement The INFWS KODAK 1nd 111 ph1ses of speech work lre lneluded under Eng l1sh Miss Ethel Klng IS the head of the ent1re department M155 Tloflat adyusts one of the neu machrnes used IH her remedlal readmg classes Senrors G Barland W Bartlett N Hovey and J Hollnster laborlously attempt to untanele the rntncate plot of A Tale of Two CHICS by Charles Dlckens 62 THE DEBATORS: Foreground Seated K, Kappers, B. Vankat. B. Saxe. L. Spicher, K. Kidd. Backgmrnza' Sealed J. Welter, P. Fuson, j, Peterson, J Tronsdal. Bt1fLL,'fUIl?ld Standing: M Brandt. B. Winrich, J. Kolka, S. Duax, M. Baker, M. Chamberlain. haDed4zeS :deff Mr Robinson debate coach hands a first place trophy to the first team Left 10 Rzgbt S Duax -I Kollta M Brandt P Fuson 1 Welter 63 BEGINNING DFBATORS Ron One D Rude A McCutcheon R Hale B Thompson L Friede T Bresina G Long Roz: T110 J Borum I Luttrell J jones M A Olson P Klauiter S Steinmetz C Dutter M Olson A Patraz L Lokken Miss P Litsheim Bari Razz j Powell J Norman The ECHS dcbate teams hue come through with another successful record under the direction of Mr Robinson ary compilcd 1 3910 record 'it seven tournaments The members of the first tum are Susan Duax and lim Ixolka on thc ffirmfttive and Maxine Brandt Paul Fuson and erry Weltcr on the negt me The bcginning debators learn the un damcntals of speaking while the xanced dcbators spend therr time polish ing, up on dcbarc techniques This ycirs question mis Rcso ve That Goxcrnment Subsidies Should be Granted According to Need to High School Graduates Wfho ualify for Ad ditional Training . : ' : . , , - v - - v ' I v A I , Y. ' 3 . , '. , . . . , . 'i , . A , . , . . , I A ' i ' ' ' , 1 , L L v ' . A 1 . , . ' , . , . V' , The first debate team, through janu- , i ' 1 Y c - 4 l ii ' r I . ' , ' ad- : s . s .' ' i ' , ' y A 4 1' . A I ' -1 ' 'z , 1 l di t 'A I -5 . Q . ' - ln France :hey Jag, 'Oui oui: in Spain they Jag. 'Si ri',' erery little Dutchman rayr. 'Id ju' If you hear these catchy little phrases in the halls, we're not being invaded by foreigners-it's probably one of the language students at ECHS. It has been said that Latin is a dying language, but Miss Berg really brings it back to life with the intriguing study of ancient Rome. Mr. Harry Rosene sees to it that his Span- ish and German classes really catch the mood. The room is decorated with colorful displays and designs relating to Spain and Germany. German student, M. Coffman, J. Taves, J. Carroll, R. Anderson and Armstrong admire Mr. Rosene's Little German Village. We .lean f45owZt4e WMM and '75 'af FRENCH CLUB. Front Rott: S. Engebretson, D. Cramblit, M. Ramsey, C. Waters, C. Vennen, S. Tiller, K. Thorson, M. Mori- sette, Mrs. Chatterson. Razz Tim: E. Aussmuson, D. Blakely, K. Sorenson, J. Bartholemew, S. DeMars, E. Horstick, B. Mencel, K. Urness, J. Jensen. Rau' Three: S. Cleveland, R. Mattison, K. Mclntyre, R. Horstick, K. Anderson, J. Allen, D. Cramblit, 1. Larson, B. Plummer, K. Charleson, D. Swanson. Rou' Four: R. Resseld, N. Anderson, K, Wilsey, D. Culver, G. Berman, D. Geerts, J. Turk, G. Barland, N. Gustavson, J. Franck. Speaking French for one class period a week, reading novels written in French, and writing to French pen-pals are some of the activities of Mrs. Chatterson's French class. The French Club members hold parties and banquets during the year following the initiation at the beginning of the year, while the second year Latin students wind up their year of activities by holding an annual Latin Banquet in the High School gym. By listening to records, the students of Spanish, French, and German classes get a more realistic im- pression of languages as they are spoken in their natural setting. people7hoa94Z4e Zadqof-4' rl- .. f71',. xl. Q. f' C . . 'fl-2 1.5.-1, ' 0.0 U ff' 4 , 1 0-K ssbb ,, X -' g 3'Iv, .' l t I 4 . is 14 7 '-131, A' a s The Latin Club officers as pictured Left lo Right: K. Van Gorden, M. Brandt, B. Easterson, 1. Rood, and B. Benson. Miss Berg, Latin Club officers and club members are pic- tured in the midst of one of their frequent meetings. adm 7 Daxe Thompson flips the svutch and the pro g,ram rs on A qurcx flash of the l1tt1e red lrght and you know you re on You have been G Schuch D Tuck and W Wahl the arr Giving a radio play are C. Smith I.. Killen R. Winters R. Lindeke and G. Brown. rehearsmg the show for weeks, and here IS the brg moment when you actually g1V6 your scmpt over the a1r The radro and TV class IS an electrve for the sophomore Jumor, and sen10r stu dents The puprls learn through partrcr patron mstructed by Mr Krammes Adaptmg the YOICC to broadcastmg IS the frrst project or the year Students learn the technrques of radro that come only w1th cxperrence Next the class coxers tclevx sion vnth the same rtlea learning through dorng 1l'1 ITllUd Thls trme however, they concentrate not only on the 'lL1LllO or hear mg slde of broadeastmg but llso on the xrdeo or seerng srdc Those who are seek mg experltnec rn tht technleal nature fmd a transmrtnng set rnght there rn the class room Vast changes 1n the l1st thrrty years have made the raclxo and IClCY1Sl0I1 class a val uable assct to our currrculum Wcwe fi Seam-77 T Tronsdal keeps the puprls up to dare on hrgh school nevss on Your School Reporter The Radro Speech class watches TV to 1mprove thexr own work S Anderson reads storres for chrldren on Story nme The Frrst Chorr sang over televrslon on a speclal Chrxstmas program Diane Srriehy, Barb Calleas. Nancy XVE-rleir1, Connie Sires, Louella Reetz. Nancy lloover and Marjorie Hollister of the advanced drarnatics class rehearse the Childrens Theater production of the llqirlvirzlg Fairy, Kemp German played the lead of Flvxood P Dowd in the plu Ilarzu With him are Connie Sires and Birdie Nlexxendorp also featured in the plav 64 Wine 7444 Mr Heise with the cast of the senior class play production l 011 Car: I Tai: II ll Ill I ou The dramnu or the costumes and scenerx for the Chnl drens Theater playi are gone oxer carefully vuth Mr Heise s superx ision anmt,4ct Arleen Millen watches as Carolyn Gabrielson, Barb Saxe and Judy Frank manipulate their marionettes for Rumpul- xtilxkin. Wayne Bartlett, Cindy Long, Gerry Walter and Bruce Wogahn are rehearsing for the Footlighters production of Ye: Means N o. 69 'That flat need: dutcbmanmg and when youre zmfbed wztb tt go and rake the couch down stage e t These are the terms stu dents come to know and under stand through the dramatics class a layman these terms sound absurd but to a dramatic student they are the common tools of this trade Along with learning the the students of Mr Heises drama tics classes gain valuable experi ence in the art of make up costum ing and drama with additional work in forensics The activities of the class are varied which en courages students to Join this class Mr Heise coaches Jack Simon and Kemp German at the rehearsal for the fall production of the play Harvey l I I ' , , f. . . . l f . - es. To 7 D skill required to construct scenery, nf .10 V4 Lf!! E7Lxld.g I Lf U 512 72m 4 Stagg J, Schrieber and T. Balcom ,, get ,ofipffsome l ts minute news items. f if , if 1041.4 ,f or Qx . Y! Lx 5 . c 1 f ,. Snowball u ns, V Allen, Land QQ mcgiivned by .J . fl - T. Balcom and J. Moehle at X C' 'I vf'f,QL,! ff ,ff 7 the Snowball, a NEWS spon- X W 'MTVQQE f d ' , 1 ' I fl K x - 6-15'xfcE25Lfif dj,fy7 Q KZ fl , l J ff Thirty years ago the first copy of the NEWS appeared at ' ECHS. This was January 28, 1926, and the NEWS has been , f a standing tradition ever since. f lf- A f' Ll , 'ds Vet f with a paigil circulation of nly 200 c ies in w1926, 0. , fx-62 fl',f'fT! they canepaigrqedzand sgnigggeg MA, at t f thefschool X ye-arf a total of 700 ' issued' J-.bl-Kvy, the K NEWS is a bi-weekly publication with a circulation of 2100, . f Xl , ,fy f CY' Stillifjci diadlines and work schedules. Front Rout S. Flaskrude, J. Moehle, B. Proctor, S. Everson, A. Wright, L. Stang. Back Row: J. Schrieber, C. Schute, T. Balcom, D. Stetzer, J. Barstad, A. Gylland. Mining from picture: S. Gilgan, E. Heller, B. Vaughn. The members of the Kodak staff each year are con- fronted with the job of putting out Eau Claire Senior High School's yearbook, which is the Kodak. This is indeed a tremendous job which is efficiently handled with interest and enthusiasm As a time limit must be overcome, co- operation is a necessity. Through their efforts, Eau Claire Senior High School has a fine Kodak, of which they can be truly proud. 74a fadad Stagg Industrious and contemplative are our Kodak students. Hard labor brings a sense of accomplishment. Fourth Row: D. Zais, P. Krause, B. Garnett, M. Strader. 'Third Row: B. Plummer, D. Swanson, S. Setinbring, H. Holden, Mr. O'Brien, Advisor. Second Rout L. Korn, 1. Johnson, S. Hoyt, S. Kovell. Front Row: J. MacLaughlin, D. Nelson, D. Dahl, M. Giebel. - get gt wi 4 as . 1-:Y 5' 3 f We leevue Wide We puke David Mundinger is being instructed by Mr. Wisbroecker on the intricate and wondrous workings of the linotype ma- chine. It is used for setting news for the News and setting type on tickets and many other small printed forms which are used throughout the school. In 1926, the first News was printed by a downtown company, but because of the high cost they started printing it in the printing class and have continued to do so ever since. In those days they printed 700 copies compared to out 2350 copies today. Along with printing the News, which keeps them quite busy, the printing class prints programs, attendance slips, passes, and posters of all kinds. At the present time the print shop has one linotype, a Babcock Cylinder Press, three other hand-fed presses, and one automatic. They have various kinds of type and do their work on an imposing table. This class is under Mr. Wisbroecker's supervision and keeps the school well sup- plied with printed material. jim Gardo is in the process of feeding envelopes through the platen press which is used to print tickets, score cards, pro grams and many other printed forms for the school or organizations in the school. The members of this year's photogra- phy class have acquired a number of valuable skills. Each member spends a period of time on taking pictures, de- veloping film, -printing from negatives, and sorting and filing the finished prod- uct. The photographs produced are ur- gently needed and utilized by both the News and Kodak staffs. ? 2 Sane-landed 7 jim Page and Bud Berman are set- ting up a picture to be made bigger on the 35mm. enlarger, while Bob Tietz is preparing to enlarge a group picture on the bigger 4 by 5 enlarger. In the dark room, .Bob Arneson, in the sec- ond step of Photography, is developing a pic- ture, while Ronnie Kilde and Bob Jones are in the third and final step of printing a picture. It seems Photography can be fun as Nancy Gilbert, Margaret Krenz, and Rachel Slock scan through the pictures that have been taken and file away the negatives. 16644446 S tk Mr. Fish instructs Tom Swartz and Ed- ward Spielrnan on the perspective in- volved in painting the scenery for the puppet show. Clara Harper, Fred Nelson, Roger Stokes, and Tom Rawlings put the finishing touches to their ingenious hand puppets in Mr. Fish's art class. Mavis Sandberg and Beverly Van Gor- der industriously form figurines from -modeling clay, while Richard Giebel and his marionette blend into the other art projects in the background. 74 This year, as before, students have had the chance to develop their creative ability in the art classes of Mr. Fish. This school year has seen the art stu- dents doing various types of art work such as water-coloring, crafts, pen and ink drawings, scenery for plays, and other creative endeavors. At the close of the school year the students were allowed to leave the build- ing to choose their own scenic views of the city and finish them later in water color. 'L '54 Steve Randen is shown pointing out the steering mechanism of a toy demon- ls used to measure the sm stration car to B. jones, B. Mai, and A. Lee. dem S nerve Control E.C.H.S. STUDENTS are carefully prepared as future motorists through the facilities of our fine Drivers' Training Course. Mr. Adams begins the Drivers' Training Course by giving two weeks of preliminary classroom instruction, pointing out the' rules and regulations of driving. Then, after a few weeks of training, they at last get a chance to drive. They have weekly classroom meetings set aside from Driving Days to refresh the minds of the students. By the time they graduate and receive their licenses, they have become accomplished drivers and are able to handle a car in any kind of traffic. McDonald Motors provides the dual-control car which the students use during the Drivers' Course. Cindy Long is shown demonstrating the correct way to stop at an intersection to J Duffy, C. Mc Nair, and M. Marx. -e. Mr, Rehm observes as W. Flyte and R. Cowley work diligently to rewind motors in electricity class. J. Lee, B. Sarrell, B. Soley and C. Russell con- centrate on their drafting projects. lcbfq Wu at '7 ' David Murphy is shown how to work the metal lathe by Mr. Craemer. The study of electricity, printing, drafting and mechanics along with actual completion of projects are the activities of the industrial arts department. This department provides a large area of instruction in many fields for the beginner as well as the advanced student. Boys are introduced to indus- trial arts in their freshman year by subjects such as electricity, print- ing and drafting. eengckwts ' ,-hz? Working on one of the lathes in machine shop are S. Loken and R. Minto. If they like a particular phase of work, they go on to advanced work in that field as upperclass- men. Our industrial arts department has sent a multitude of well train- ed technicians into many fields which are a part of the atomic era we have entered. Acquiring an interest as well as a skill in one of these exacting trades is the goal of industrial arts. Don Olson is aided by Mr. Wilson in completing a drafting assignment. Shown completing their proiects for woodworking are D. Asmussen and A. Ableidinger. Richard O'Mara and Gerry Plomadahl sort tools in the machine shop which is also part of the Agri- culture course. l The presentation of Honorary Membership to Bert Vollendorf at the Fall F.F.A. Banquet. E 2 Wlmnq The problems of the modern farmer are vastly different now, from what they were 30 years ago. With the invention of new and complex ma- chinery, and clearer perception of soil conservation, today's farmer must learn the best and most efficient me- thods of farming. The Agriculture Department deals with the practical as well as the scien- tific aspects of raising crops and live' stock. They learn to deal with the problems of soil, feeding of livestock, and marketing of the livestock. Good food and fellowship were a part of the Fall F.F.A. Banquet. XJ Window The small. but peppy German Band made of FFA. members provided the entertainment at the Fall Banquet. Many young men face the uncertainties of getting established as farmers. Mr. Cordes shares his experiences with his students in overcoming some of these uncertainties. Accounting, bookkeeping and filling out income tax forms for the yoeman is also taught in farming class. Tomorrow's farmer will benefit by what they learn in school today. m , - 79 N A9471 S Stokes and R Taylor 1re studymg the physrcal reactxons rn volved rn the mclmed plftne whxle B Mftlks n and eter son are dprng researjgh for hysx s exper1 n M orn Knowledge Thats vnlmt the students of the Scrcnce Deputment rccene after a year of hard studymg Screntlfle knowledge IS essentlal for hung and understanding, llfe ln our roles as mem bers of socrety Senlor Hlgh offers four subyects ln scrence Frrst comes Brology and thc study of hung thlngs The course con srsts of botfmy 1nd zoology or rn snmple Engllsh 1n1m1l.s and phnts Next along the lme IS Physlcs the lmrnmg of the motor 'ur lrght md the other thlngjs 1n that utebory xnhlle ln Senlor Sclence the students study dll of the SCICDCES comblned or els M l ffeffy KWMJVD 'Jw ff we ff add fb VA!QC!?,iba2LU J J ffl Q36w7hw W ll iylgfff QR lei, fflf if ww 'C Mfmz IS ll12l.lCll'1b mtrlt 1C1d rn a beaker from sodium mtmte 1nd sulfurlc acxd whllc S Wfoodford R Scott and D Smith observe the experiment and the results ln M Togersons chemlstry Cass l S I V 1 l l ' A ' . . 'K . A 1 J. Z , E 1 N . . . . I h L Vf' 17 . . , 1 , , l P 1 , - h , 3 el QL W - ' ll' V, I R ff vxuff 5 I lj N ' 1 F gf ' H ' K ll' 9! 1 X' t 0 ' if ,W SV - S ll l 9 gf CJ milk pu XA 4 X U 1 , I elf '0' f I ff l ' ' J lf 'J I f I ' X Q EJ M1192 A! of, lf . ' ,, 1 I Jljj :Lf f 'ffl fy 4' S Sl bl S ff e t A- Af' alto' l I 1 I L, -' J Wi X, 0 'W - fjjr r V , ff S f C ,A A 'jg ' R Gfja 1 . 80 Last of all there IS chemtstry, whtch trams the students nn acquxrmg the knowledge of the elements 1n chemlcals and the formulas whlch govern the atomxc structure of the 100 odd ele ments Keepmg pace wxth the rapxd strrdes bexng made rn sc1ent1f1c research offers a constant challenge to our sclence mstructors and students Pxcturecl above IS Mr Torgerson s mdustrtous 3rd pertod chemistry class engaged ln the preparatron of one of the many mterestmg experrments whxch are a part of these fas cmatmg subyects 81 Mr Torgerson instructs Wayne Clark Don Gustafson and V1rg1n1a Becker 1n the mtrxcacres of makrng hydrogen and the reductton of copper oxtde, one of the many expertments conducted m chemxstry class Sandia and 'fed 714544 1040 t X954 1 ff W1 , . l t ,A ,ggi i ii i J? f f ,f bi ff! k 4 4 img r A -'-ifiiffmjy . -'N' Mr. Wick demonstrates the intricacies of the Federal Tax Form 1040 while Arlene Hoff, Joyce Jurjens, Leslie Connell and George Clark look on. Ray Larson, Jan VerHagen, Bob Englebretson and Miss Otteson survey the park area adjoining the high school for out of class study. f? Along with the above equation, it might be said that . . . papers plus pencil plus eraser multiplied by home work equals mathematics, Putting it into word equa- tion form, this is how some students would describe math. Math teachers and society in general re- gard it as a basis for all science and tech- nology. Here at Senior High the mathematics classes are divided into two different courses. Many students take algebra in their freshman year and follow it up with geometry. In their junior and senior years they can go on to advanced algebra, solid geometry and finally trigonometry. Those students who don't wish to take algebra in their first year must take general math. In later years they can take algebra or geometry if they wish. Our mathematics department is headed by Miss Otteson. Emmy Horstick, Mercedes Thompson, and Gary jackson are in the process of finding a radius in Miss Hartung's algebra class. ' 76454. B. Carey, E. Hays, T. Kopp, geometry class are raking very seriously the theorems that apply to quadrilaterals. Cyou can't hardly get them no more. J Mr. Gibbs is shown discussing the value of the dollar the family budget according to rhe Circular Graph to E Rudy, and R. Resseld in his general math class. M. Russell and R. Anderson sh how to work a geometry problem. ow Miss johnson's class Q-A J. Kinny in Miss Olsons ff Z X Q ,Vw 56 1 I3 mf , .4 4 0 ,fit IMQOQ9: .59O9' 9 .A V I L 21,5 va' If' ef f fn, ,-I' x um - 4 qi O Ma 4 f x E 704414 When at last the requirements for these classes have been completed, the students are ready for college or a direct career in the commercial or business field. Advanced students in the commercial department are increasing their skill on the dictaphones. Marietta Hench hands in her assignments, as Joan Litsheim completes her work. Mr. Herreid's beginning fourth period typ- ing class is typing for accuracy and speed, the two most important skills required of the typist. 85 M Barnes teacher of Social Studies classes shows R Ganong and N Fjelstad their lesson for the day K Rudd and L Schedler prepare a poster for Western Round Up in B E Andersons social studies class X Q In a world of strife and conflict, a better understanding of the problems of people both at home and abroad is a fundamental sort of education. The freshman social studies course cov- ers the inner workings of a well run city government as well as the state and local officials. World History is an elective of- fered in the sophomore level. This gives a complete history of man as he was and as he IS 14114 A Veum and J Gardow watch mterestedly as Mr Johnson pomts out New Mexico on the map in his United States history class 86 wrw un 7 4 9 0 A M ig I ' I i , Q I 9 y 1 R i y fig. 4 ,, it f , , A I-1 , A comprehenslve vxew of our nat1ons story and the part other countrles played rn nts story IS pre sented to the jumors 1n US H15 tory Four dlfferent phases of so clal stud1es are taught to senlors for a perxod of n1ne weeks each Amerrcan Problems sociology world geography and government aww D Swanson pomts out a part of the Mlssourl Compromxse as B Blang and S Burgess look on nn Mr Haxgs Unrted States hnstory class preparatlons for bringing smlles to needy chlldren as they prepare .-3' i f if J. Gageby, S. Swanke, R. Newendorp, J. Rood, and B. Olson make 'J f x 1 l Q , f' ,f B tm ' -- K. .Rin ' Q - Q f X ZX . mi.. lv X filly ......,.,.,,...,....a-- Some of the Chef boys getnng ready for a bng water melon feast Front Roz: Mlss Horn Barbara Evanson Sharon Lusklnen Nancy julson Kathy Kidd Lynn Splcher janet Duffy Evelyn Tweet janet Harmon Mary Campbell Back Rou jeraldxne Larson Dxane Dahl Judy Franck Nancy Olsen janet Quxck June Hanson Magarer Kneer Vxrgxma Nelson Lmda Wahl strom Www S Tastes good huh fe1las7 ada Miss Rondestvedfs sewing class watches closely as Pat Bunce demonstrates her sewing skill. The early bird get: her worm, could be said of the girls who begin early to cook and to sew in Home Economics. The sewing classes concentrate on mak- ing skirts, blouses, jumpers, and dresses. Lessons in good grooming and crafts are another part of this course. 6 Vuwze 714 Some of the Home EC girls watch on as Sharon Anderson maltes yeast rolls 89 These girls sure look like they re enloying themselves Tempting aromas come from the rooms where the girls learn to cook The course is introduced with soups and fruits and goes on to complete meals Boys Homemaking gives the boys an opportunity to shine in the domestic side of life also All in all Home Ec and Homemakmg gives both girls and boys a good prepara tion for later life I , W . l 'Mp - LIBRARY CLUB: Firrt Rowg J. Bauer, I. Seivert, E. Tweet, M. Watts, G. Larson, H. Wahl, S. Willimnson. Second Row: C. Plum- mer, E. Larson, A. Veum, T. Felton, J. Franck, M. Kelly, J. Harman. I Mrs. Thompson assists Richard Giebel in check- ing out a book. Ten thousand books! This is the num- ber that can be found on the shelves of our own high school library. For the first time the library boasts a book population of slightly over the 10,000 mark. Of these, 3,128 books are classified as fiction and 6,876 are non-fiction. The library sub- scribes to 46 magazines and 5 newspapers. Students make good use of this vast store of reading material. The total circulation is 63,945 and each reader borrows an aver- age of 32 books per year. Mamzmwem Geraldine Larson is busy replacing a book on the shelf. Supervision of the library is in the hands of Miss Pederson and Mrs. Thompson. They are there to help students in looking for reference material, information for a class, and aiding the students in many other ways. Aiding the librarians are the 22 girls who are members of the library council. These girls work at the desk, setting up displays, prepare reading ma- terial for filing and many other duties. Everyone works together for the purpose of seeing that the students both benefit from the li- brary and enjoy it. ol uf, LW Hof? Mr. Mortimer, Miss King, and Miss Stainer, are selecting new library books to be used in their various classes. 7a+6egaod 0wa7fZaozg?oo64 I. Sievert files some of the libraries many magazines in the Magazine Dept. Miki During the course of a school day, many students use the library as a study hall, because it is very convenient in looking up information for their classes. 91 A 1 Ron' One: C. Bauch, D. Berg, D. Bielefeldr, S. Grilley. R0u I'u'o: j, Lundquist, K. Umess, 1. Balow, F, Barby, L. Hays. Mining from picture: E. Voegli. You have just purchased a few pencils at the school store. After counting your change you notice they have charged a few cents less than any other store. Do you realize that when you buy at the school store the profits are used to buy additional material for the com- mercial department. Students acquire necessary experience at the store that will help them if they work at commercial stores after school. Our school store is run on the same basis as a commercial store, yet they can bring the prices down within our reach. The school store is a well organized project, very helpful to the students, which satisfies the needs of 2,000 customers, Zoe '75- Wiae get '76, Elizabeth Voegli serves Kay Eldridge, while Sheryle Bauch sits in the background. bv- 92 Af'-f,,: A staff of fourteen girls have been working quite diligently during their free periods in the Booster Office to keep the money straight taken from the various clubs. Handling the school's money is but one of the many jobs undertaken by Mr. Herried's assistants. Their activities include making re- ceipts, writing checks, and selling tickets for the basketball and football games. The experience these girls receive during the hour they are working proves very valu- able 'for future use. We Wdvdle tk Salon! 'o OFFICE ASSISTANT S: B. Wold, E. Ausmussen, S. Shafer, S. Hanson, Miss Stuck, I. Hassart, S. Thorson. D. Torgrimson and D. Berg keep the books in the Booster Office. BOOSTER OFFICE WORKERS. From Row: Bauer, M. Klofanda, D. Theil, Kovac, D. Torgrimson, M. Blaisdell. Row Two: D. Dunne, J. Gibson, K. Matz, J. johnson, D. Berg, C. jahr, S. Lorentz. 93 L 4 A ,mn Q' f L YIVV X Qt ,Bla 4 x ..,,,,,,..,,,. num--. ,,,,,,,,,..,..,, ww lwlll 4 W Q 34. I A , A ,. , , , , H V V7AV if A VI Y . 4, WH V M ., ,WMMEWM , fj YW, V , Vi Q, ' if ' ' 53 w f , fl ' . ' 'A ' ,-',, 2 if 9 A , A Q M f Qsiijxyrggvii V M. 9 4, 1 ' 1 ' ' QW aiwlni' W? r h' 1, 456 f ww 'mfg f,, 6 Q 6 2 M F my x 1' -ii!! Ky: ' f Yi f 3-'u.i:g?f'f' .ft gm, Q' , sffsln ::flo'g .Q ' E ,f ' 1 P , :f5 ,'Q jlffff 1 W4 V? Y f 5' 'H-,'.f he .1 ' ' ' 5. 3 1 f- . sw, ., . 1 fx ,. 1 4 I g,,.m ,J Q ,A AQIQ yqi, .Q -52,355 v , .. V WW Y ,Ay K 'fy Wifi? mm Am 'wi A mf. L 4 I 1 H HI 'rl 13 ww gif ' , v ,ig xlg . Front Row, Left lo Right: J. Pendergast, B. Nelson, T. McMahan, C. Sheldon. Row Two: J. Hazen, D. Deline, B. Jones, J. Spiehle, J. Spielman. Sorry, you can? go up, is a familiar phrase heard by many students during the three-shift noon hour. It is the hall mon- itor's duty to keep the students on the first floor during the noon hour. Hall Monitors are of great assistance to the teachers in keeping the students from disrupting classes that are in session on all four floors dur- ing the lunch period. Work done faithfully is rewarded with a booster which includes a copy of the Kodak. 7kyZeqe0unapzk7f4zu Cary Ann Peterson admits Cleo Sheldon into the building during noon hour. 95 Judy Moffit demands and receives an expla nation for jim Fallon's presence in the hall. gh! 2 Pfzowide Jean MacLaughlin and Mary Ellen Bak- er, King and Queen of the Girl Reserves Prom, begin the first dance after the crowning, and the Grand March. Mary Ellen Baker Jean MacLaughl1n, Barbary Plummer and Dorothy Erclman lead the Grand March after the crown 111 OI! More couples at the Girl Reserves Prom getting into the swing 96 The last part of the name Girl Re serves is serves Thats exactly what the organization does It serves the school and our community this years president Mary Ellen Baker the yunior and senior girls undertake many important tasks . g. Lecl,by Miss Otteson, Miss Olson and l f ' v The Girl Reserves have many good umes even at thelr meetmgs Here Barbara Brlggs IS shown leadmg the girls rn a hearty laugh Betsy Vankat Judy Clark Margo Cham berlam judrth Steiner Barbary Plum mer and Karen Halberg are busy mak mg toys and dolls Special act1v1t1es of the Glrl Reserves include smgxng and readrng at hospxtals, makmg toys actlng as ground observers preparmg food baskets sponsormg Freshman Day and Chrlstmas carollng rn the halls One of the mann events xs the Mother Daughter Banquet but best of all IS the Grrl Reserves Prom held early rn the year Many enjoyed the beautxful vonces of the Girl Reserve Carolers at Chrrstmas mme 97 7 ' 7 . . ,, . 1 v 1 a v 9 1 1 9 J ' 1 FOOTLIGHTERS Front Rou S Thorson J Tronsclal N Olson J Hale S Gunderson J Clark J Maclaughlm J Brown C Gabnelson J Strnnger C Long S Sxmon D Etdman M Kneer Rou Four G Haunschxld T S Burgess P Larson V Lxnd Rou Tuo M Rxsberg L Martm R Paulson JL jones P Klawltter L Gnlbertson Gabus S Fletty J Cowley S Vxncent B Brown Ron Putney Three K Mclntyre C Schute 1 Quick J Hahn J Melrz 169464 f f4cZe'on 'mul FOOTLIGHTER OFFICERS Front Rou C Schure T Balcom Standmg C Long R Paulson J Tronsdal Behmd the footllghts on the ECHS Stage youll fxncl a club called the Foot llghters Smce 1926 the club has pros pered havmg the same Ideas and prm cxples and each year gamxng many new members In the past the club was c1lled the Grey Dommoes but nn later years they clecnded upon the new and pre sent tnrle The Footllghters The orgamzatnon now has a system of pomts and members may obtam them by workmg on commxttees sellmg tnckers and ushering at the varxous plays l 98 . 'z . , . , . , . , . , . , - ', . ', , ' , , ' , ,. , . ' , , , . . ' 1 . , . . , . , . ' . ' ': . ' , . , . , . . , , , . , Craig, C. Jacobs, M. Olsen, J. Anderson, B. Benson, K. R. Hale, L. Sapetta, B. Hobbs, B. Winrlch, T. Balcom, j. 1 - y - Y w - - 1 - ' V ' p 0 : . , . , . . 5 , . . K S , . y . FOOTLIGHTERS Front Rou 1 Schrelber R Newen dorp M Brandt P Van Eaton P Fmn P Drabant j Fmch S Hams K Wxlsey S Hoyt Rou Tuo Foster J Brenden T Bennett S Hxbbard M Duffy B Anderson S Belghley J Hageness K Laursen B Barr K Slettner Rau Three S Anderson T Lahner M Page Krenz j Clemmenson N Gustavson K Kappers K Furrer M Olson L Halvorson K Hendrickson K Hal berg M Baker Rou Four 'I' Mamn W Bartlett G C jahr J Kovac j Lolcen S Kovell L Wahlstrom In the Footlnghters Club pomts are now doubly nmportant because rhls year the club 15 a chapter m the Natxonal Thesprans and each member must have a certam number of pomts to remam a member of the orgamzatxon Letters and pxns are awarded for outstand mg actnvnry rn the club Near the end of the school year after thexr plays have been success fully presented some of the members go to Mmneapolrs to see a specxal stage productlon ',- ,- ' - Il ,,.. .,.' zl.. ',.l.,. , . , . , - ' , . , . Walter, L. Frede, K. Kidd, L. Speicher, J. Franck, J. Duffy, I N . . . . l 99 'W 71 1. 2 , 12 l 19 4-4 V ,N..awuu...xw'w ww ' 'atm 13 ' , , ,, ., V' - www. , 2 1 3 -My f s f u:'fM?3: Q - V -' I ,wwf '- w 1- v-. - MMI.. ,, R V ,,, , 2,4 Q I ,fv 4 I 5 . V 'V' fu 6 Ayr' if gg' if ig W . V ' , .f va' , iff 5 K 1 ' .. 'f er p fm 4: I 9 V' , R Yli , :XV 12:9 -'bfi aqgff-+ rg 1-21 Aff, f ' , .- uw J., N., C U . I A :W f 'A . Q- km? f , 35 Y 1 , ,.. , WNW, ,..m,.,., .,, Mm . M lk-I .5 MQ E 5? ,149 A 'w5 .'?1. 'ff azfw 'fs-lik Q, uv rw 5. ifS:1q?jQ Q .,.,r,,r N . mm by ' K' 'xg-1 QM vw., 4' .Maisy W. up ?7 ZW, 5 if . 39. ww.,-f V K T 9,3 'yi ltzsrf I g ' ' f ' A Qagnyzs, fn , , , . -Q .W 'fffigg ff , 'L V ii 40'-2.1 .i ,gZ:a:Jsi+- ' 5 . , r - ,z,. 2-51 -s H 'il W xxx . V Elie? FQ P I . I ,Q . A. ? , -f 5' ' I 'fiwbfg ,ug M, , ' ' . A My 5 - ' rx is gpg, f A gg , , ' A . an , if - ' 3jf'g:f5xj 2 -I X- x ' A in A in , vz' M Q uk rr, ,,g,...,, 'N ' ffm 'ff 'fb ' ' A-p..- if T3 -N awwvmae: JOURNALISM CLASS. Front Row: B. Davis, S. Dreke, K. Schrieber, J. Kruger, B. Buck. Rou' Tuo: J. Sorenson, M. Oestreich, J. Schoenbeck, L. Kleist, M. Risberg, K. Kidd, J. Bartholomew. Row Three: J. Flaskrud, B. Benson, L. Skou, J. Burce, J. Flyte, L. Gilbertson, L. Stone. The importance of being able to put thoughts on paper is the main point of the journalism course. Writing and rewriting of everything from radio scripts to Kodak captions is stressed strongly. The essence of time is emphasized greatly because in any job that entails writing there are deadlines to meet. The Mike and Platter club, an organization for members of the radio classes and all other students interested in broadcasting, gives two radio and one television show each week along with many un- scheduled programs. The club's purpose is to de- velop the students into experienced radio workers, giving them backgrounds for furure careers. ' If , va . p- if ' and Wide and plattw MIKE AND PLATTER CLUB. Front Row: T. johnson, Jones, R. Winter, S. Meyer, R. Flodin, R. Lindeke, D. K. Eldrige, S. Toy, J. Davis, M. Chamberlain, M. Bunt- Geerts, J. Casperson, E. Woodford, R. Zempel, D. Thomp- rock, G. Semmingson, M. Howell, L. Fleming, D. Zais, son. Row Four: R. Johnson, R. Moses, T. Henke. D. M. Stanley. Row Two: G. Schuch, R. Turk, C. Rude, Gustavson, B. Hobbs, J. Bell, B. Jones, W. Wahl, R. S. Bernicke, L. Stone, L. Harsh, S. Jaeger, C. Otterson, Langland, D. Samuelson, W. Blum, J. Marcus. S. Kawell, T. McMahon, S. Anderson. Row Three: 1. - ,ag 1 .,, 1 3' 1 W sm, .131 , Ev on hw 'W-f,,. af -wi wg. , '-m.4,m,,, ,- ,Film ,ff a . x 'x . I, ik Ii 3 I YL V vi. MR s, I it L xx H les' aj , 0 I , Q 'aff K, .ne ii' W A. . N? .N , if Ax fi! I v ,L if f Ei wa ' if 3. 2 ff 155 J fwgmfa From left to right are shown: Vice Queen Sue Hoyt, Judie Frank, Maxine Brandt, Janice Russel, Faith Richards, Barb Zutter, Marlys Kallenbach, Janeen Hollister, Birdie Newendorp, Chuckie Vennen, Jackie Youderian, and Katy Fults. Absent from the picture is Jo Ann Gageby, 4 From right to left are shown: Jack Rada, Vice King, Bob Engelbretson, Tom Weber, Don Mickelson, Hugh Henery, Jan VerHagen, Bill Starks, Bob Woletz, and Roger Langland, Absent from the picture are, Jerry Jorgenson, Ronnie Ga- nong, and Carl Manz. 746 ffouuad pc? S661 pow Wow The homecoming weekend was set off with a blaze at the annual bonfire held up at Boyd Park. There the King and Queen and their court were announced. The senior b0ys and their attendants walked around the bonfire, and the cheerleaders lead the school in several cheers and the school song. Over the 30 year span, we have witnessed many spirited games between Chippewa and Eau Claire. This year's home- coming game, as in '26, was coincidentally played against the same opponent, and, in both cases the Cardinals fell by a margin of 14 points. The homecoming festivities were brought toaclose with the dance held in the high school gym. At intermission King Pearly Johnson and Queen Karen Van Gordon. were crowned by the Vice King and Queen, Jack Rada and Sue Hoyt. The last of the huge bonfire, held at Boyd Park, concludes the first big night of the homecoming weekend. Zac4e4,g,40w,'567f 1 sl Don't let expressions fool you-we won! They claim it takes all day! and Vice Queen Sue Hoyt. If . 9 ge The male portion of the faculty represented the boys and es- corted the attendants onto the field during the half of the game. King Principal Barnes and Queen Karen Van Gor- don were crowned by Vice King Marshall Barnes s ,A 171' ,I Eguaaag :Bud mKlRR.'iFl ill K 11 W 'X fl? 3 , , W, w .m -as -ff, H I 3' X - ZGI I S-v I ,fi 1 . , Ti. W I' '. Jag, -. V - .SCAR , F 41, X J 32-x Q f 9' ,fn :xg cf Q 'CCRISTIE , J W '24, gas H vi QE J me H E . WR -.. U . x 3 'WH 4.2 ., x9'ff 'W ,J P fav ' - ' ix . ,lk X 5 ,I -ra! 1 M . fy c ' ,' ,sr .rA fA' it .Q 9.8 Q. X ,gb 442 . I .4,'.NvAZ'9'i L ' f L f 1 :J f 4 -1 It M' 4 a ' 199.1- .' Con ll, 0+ ' L Vfpfdvif ' M-W? f '- 2.--1 ,,.,f,..-4.1 . 11 f'fJ. g12?:5af1 -fr av.. .-:ff . ,A . -.aigmw . , f -,al 'j- - ..L7- A ' I Ii-Lf , ,,.. min . -g Ig.--a iiwljv L X ' lqfpxf . J' f X '-ig-4. x ,f . ---1 ' , v -' K . 111.542 'Q' - . ,., SPORTS The Spirit of Sports has heard the trium- phant cry of On Eau Claire High, burst forth from the lips of a generation of loyal alumni. The cry is the same but sports have changed considerably. Looking back on those past 30 years we find that there was only one coach who directed the basketball, football, and track teams on to many successful seasons. Our basketball teams alone since that era have at- tended the state tournament 21 times and cap- tured three state titles. The' Old Abes may be justly proud of the many fine athletes who claim her as their Alma Mater, many of whom went on to claim national recognition in their field. The future presents a challenge to the stu- dents to maintain not only brilliant athletic records compiled in the past but student spirit that has made them possible. Llll ef I C tc ll 'C' 'L X If V T I Roger Langland CLED D011 M1Ck6lSOI1 KRHJ DOH LCC KQBD Jack Rada fl-H7 5 2 fecoad by de 26 an Ver Hagen CLT7 Bob Englebretson KRED Bob Wolerz KRT? Hugh Henry CLE? Pat Krause CREJ Jerry Gabert KLEJ Ron Ganong fRTJ ' 109 , f If - , A y , ' J .CO VARSITY. Front Rout E. Fried, Captain M, Johnson, T, Weber, 1. Rada, T. Anderson, P. Krause, D. Lee. Ron' Tico: R. Woletz, D. Mickelson, R. Stringer, E. Buslrendfirf. ll. llenry, XV. Starks, T. Hessler. Ron' Three: Coach E. Berg, J. jorgenson, R. Ganong. R. Stai, R. Englebretson, C. Manz, B. Easterson, R. Langland, J. Ver Hagen, j. Gabert, Coach J. Gallagher, MARINES EDGE OLD ABES 20- 15 A fighting Eau Claire team went down to de- feat in their first game of the season at the hands of a powerful Marinette eleven by the score of 20- 13. Jack Rada recovered a fumble in the end zone, then on the next play skampered 80 yards for the Abe's first score. Fullbaek Pearly johnson plunged over from the four yard line for the other Eau Claire seore.Fine defensive performances were turned in by Dick Stai and Bob Englebretson. 110 S 77 Zemin This is a football, boys. says Coach Gallager to T. Weber, jorgenson, T. Hessler, Captain M. john- son and Coach Cy Berg. as W 5. ABES TIP REGIS 9 TO 6 Scoring all their points in the second quarter the Old Abes defeated Regis in a defensive struggle 9 to 6. Pearly johnson scored from the lO, and then lugged it over for the extra point. Englebretson caught Manion in the end zone for a safety to com- plete Iiau Claire scoring. lt was our third win in four starts. ABES DOVUN CARDS I4 TO 0 Playing a great defensive game, Eau Claire downed Chippewa lvl to 0. Bill Starks scored a touchdown and kicked an extra point. Don Mickel- son scored the other point. l.angland. lfnglebretson and Ganong led the stalwart Abe line. Stai and hard charging linemen rush Regis' Manion. filed 7a 'funded 704664446 an Qmne ABES ROLL OVER RAPIDS 40 TO O The Abes racked up their fifth straight win in six games by defeating supposedly strong Wisconsin Rapids 40 to O. Jack Rada scored twice as did John- son, while XVeber scored once and Starks converted three times. DULUTH EDGES ABES 8 TO O Duluth Denfield handed the Old Abes their second loss in six starts in a gruelling ground battle 8 to O. The Abes were a constant threat, but fumbles and pass interceptions stimied the Abes Ron Ga- nong, jack Rada and Bob Englebretson stopped the highly touted Hunters cold. ABES TIE WAUSAU 14 TO Ili Our Eau Claire team came through with a tie over the powerful Lumberjacks. Rada made the first score on a short plunge from the one foot lineg john- son scored the extra point. Bill Starks threw a beaut- iful pass to Dick Stai for the second touchdown to make the score 14 to O, All XVausau points were scored in the last half, ENGLEBRETSON MAKES ALL-STATE At the end of the season, honors came to de- serving players. Bob Englebretson was named All- State first team guard. Bob thus be-came the first football player from Eau Claire to nail down a first string berth on an All-State team. Bob also won the best tackler award with 85 tackles. jan Ver Hagen received the other award for the best blocker. jack Rada and Dick Stai received honorable mention. Mickelson closes his eyes, grits his teeth and rambles 26 yards for a touchdown. Leftouts Take Championship The Leftouts overwhelmed all opposition this year to cop the touch intramural football league. They were paced by jim Stolp's ac- curate passes and Bob Barneson's unbelievable catches. Stolp, the field general for the Left- outs, fired thirteen touchdown passes. The team was comprised mostly of last year's sec- ond place team which was defeated in cham- pionship play, 13-10. The Leftouts romped over the Pros 49-33 they met the Crawling Six in the championship and took them 49-10. The defensive play of .LeRoy Anderson, Bryn Carlson, Tom Leiser and Warren Wangen kept the opposition from scoring but once. Hard running backs paced by Tom Partlow, jim Stolp and Bob Garnett, scored touchdown after touchdown. '7 Crawling Six Intramural Champs. Front Row: D. Braaten, W. johnson, D. Tornowski, D. Klinger. Row Two: F. Rush, B. Neuman, H. Gelein, F. Kopp, S. Van Gordon, D. Skamfer. Leftouts Intramural Champs. Front Row: L. Anderson, j. Stolp, Co-Captaing W. Wangen. Row Two: B. Carl- son, B. Barneson, Co-Captaing T. Partlow, B. Garnett. The Crawling Six comprised of soph- omores got off to a good start by defeating The Farmers 14-7. VanGordon passed for a touchdown and Neuman ran for the other score. The second game was an ex- citing battle for the Freshman-Sophomore title. Tornowski kicked a field goal in the last seven seconds to defeat Boozin' Six, 23-21. This game qualified the Crawling Six to meet the Leftouts for the championship. It was a dark day for them as they were easily defeated by the upperclassmen, 49-10. FRESHMAN SQUAD-Franz Row: K. Stetzer, D. Braat en, A. Marquardt, -I. Neibauer, G. Johnson, J. McGrath V. Schellfeffelxj. Aehy, j. Coggens, Anderson, G. Engle- bretson, L. Burnstad, D. Johnson. Ron' Tzm: T. Weaver, C. Thalacker, j. Smith, R. LaRock D. Winrick, J. Allen T. Schwartz, J. Dahl, M. Bell, N. Kohlhepp, J. Soley, R Hrubesch, W. Alberos, J. Burmeister, R. Kinderman, L. 'fhoagi tk Z,-S and FRESHMAN SQUAD The freshman squad which works mostly on the fundamentals of the game, played only two games this year. The first game was against a strong Wali- sau tcm, which they lost 27 to O. They then came back to beat the Regis frosh 19 to O to end the season with one win and one loss. Bradford, R. Hoepner. R011 Three: Coach N. Bussell, H Kildahl, 1. Wcmletz, Manager D. Rude, Manager J. Baker N. Werlein, K. Jorgenson, D. Glampe, D. Anderson, T Garnett, R. Kohls, S. Williams, D. Roscoe, T. Srelrer, A Curtis, C. Hutchens, L. Loken, G. Biesterveld, M. Atkinson P. Soley, W. Albarez, J. Sather. R. Biegel. R. Schiel. j MacLaren, Coach J. Haig. 7eanw Future varrily pr0.fpect.r, Front Row, Left to Rzglat P. Soley, T. Stelter, M. Curtis, T. DeMars. R011 Two J. Aeby, J. Coggens, T. Garnett. Q-If 5 I hs le ie, N jumping jack scores two more. The Abes displayed how much they missed Barneson as they were defeated by a more spirited Regis five 68-60. Never really hitting full stride they were outplayed badly. Leading all the way the Alves were never in trouble as they defeated Chippewa Falls 73-47. Sharp shooting by Jack Rada and Tom Partlow kept the Abes well in front. Rada finished with 24, Partlow with 22, and Carl Manz had ll. The Old Abes led by as much as 20 points in the game even when the entire varsity played. Leiser rebounds against Cards. In the first game of the year the defending state champions whipped Marshfield 95-46. ln this game Bob Barneson broke Chuck Mencel's record of 36 points as he netted 38 points. Led by Bob Barneson's 28 points 'the Old Abes staved off a last minute rally by a strong Edina five and defeated them 66-62. The Old Abes once again hit their game as they defeated LaCrosse Central 77-57. Bob Barneson took honors again with 28 points. The Abes suf- fered a great loss in this game as Barney fractured his thumb. Playing without Barneson or Rada the Abe reserves turned in a sparkling performance as they defeated Tosa 63-61 in overtime. Bob Wloletz stole the ball, drove down the floor and dumped it in to tie the score at 58 all, In the overtime the Abes proved to be the stronger team. Barney's left-handed shot befuddles Wausau With Bob Barneson back for the first time in three games, the team hit full stride again defeating La Crosse Logan 60-56. lt was a hardfought game and the Abes lead was seldom more than a few points. The tenacious Rangers still had a chance for victory in the final minute of play. Barneson, still favoring his right hand. used his left-handed shot to perfection as he scored 24 points and played a good rebound game, lt was the sixth win in seven starts for the Old Abes. point man with 25 points followed closely by Jack Rada with Witlu the support of Bob Barnesons record breaking 39 points, the Abes breezed to their tenth win. The Abes were never in trouble as they led by big margins the entire game. This 74-58 win revenged an earlier loss to the Ram- blers, Making their first five shots the Old Abes blasted the Chippewa Cardinals, 75-50, with a 32 point onslaught in the first quarter. Chippewa rallied from the first period surge to play on near-even terms with Eau Claire. But it was too late to catch the high scoring Abes. Barney was high 20. Leiser says, One side, son as he gets into po- sition for a rebound. In their 13th game of the year the Old Abes swamped Wisconsin Rapids lOl-53. The record for the most points in one game fell with the lOl point onslaught which topped the old mark of 96 points. Bob Barneson broke his own re- cord of 59 points with 40. When the Old Abes had 97 points they called time and put the entire B squad in. They came through with rebound shots by Rick Carlson and a drive-in shot by Larry Schleusner to give the Abes a record lOl points. Bob Wtmletz slammed in a rebound shot in the final second of play to bring Eau Claire a heart stopping 72-70 victory over a surprising Stevens Point team. WICICIS the ball, Barney? An opponent folds his hands in hope that the shot by Partlow will miss. Wtmletz, who had scored another rebound basket with I7 seconds left. teamed with Jack Rada to lead the team to victory after Point had all but wrapped up the game with a six point lead and less than two minutes to play. Bob Barneson was high point man of the game with 25 points. This was the l5th win in I6 games for the Abes. In the last game of the season the team was defeated by upset hungry Wfausau 66-64. Trailing 55-45 going into the fourth quarter, the Abes shook off a slump and sliced the Lumberjack lead to 57-55 with less than five minutes re- maining. Rada and Barneson led the desperate bid for vic- tory which fell short. Barney, who fouled out with about a minute to go. scored 29 points. Rada was second in scoring with fifteen markers. Witlm this game the Old Abes com- pleted their I955-56 season with a l5-2 record. ' . 2 ws, , ilk W' Q: 1 ,WA , 2? we 7'-Y, iw, . ri E A 'f?ff5?'f' 111, I gifslf , ,M kv , A'f,w .XML ,, ,Lv -.-'yn f- ' 1. ' :. Af w 'Li' :nf fm' 'VZ L, 255j5,:Wigam?,Qfg 'P ,z.g,f41jQtg . , M if V if x . Y, 2 , 913 1 , Q I ' 'ii , , ' 3,4 , V. 521 .4 sf' V '25 ' , 76 W .W , 1 sfgwv '41 Q V ' 1 0, fsiiygi 4 Q4 5-, rw V Hui' N204 1 .. -, , ' ' f EX! V f ,xiii j' Q5 ff fi ,Q ,Q , V we . .aw 11 L11 , 1 a vi Q W 7 , J ia --ww , w mwwf Ara' M qi , S . 'Q Im, -55 is 1: F 1 3 ,, I ,QM , , rl at is - , 4 ,,:Q?f 4,5 ' e.QAv,i V YA ' ' 1 Niig- -iz 7 . ,SZ , ffiffifigf, ' 'Kiev .riff , 3 5 wif ,.r,'Lfx,. ff? A JA Qgfgfijrjkfkfi , - safffiffif if ' 'iff ffm ,M W. f,, W 2?H4?ff2' fl Jw' , aw, J f' in A V .,n'fQF7,' 5 , 3 M? fl...-.ww zgm we - s QW Q Agn fwfikugg Q Q3 4:-yy fe isa,- GEMS QQ ,J nap - ,-W. 6 T 4 64' v V' -'A' .Q it in ,. Y. 6. fi- gg 5, -f gpf, 'ffia-I 2 x .Q ' me , , e . f ig- :H -... -'14,-gxggry Aff ,W W gm gf? ww 'wa 2. W ,fs Front Row W Wangen M Kirkhoff B. Eastenson Row Two Capt R Garnett W Clark R Ganong and R Farmer JUNIOR SENIOR INTRAMURAL CHAMPS Romping over all opposition, Bobbies Bunnies easily copped the Jr.-Sr. league title. Leading the way were Bruce Easterson and C0-captains, Warren Wangen and Bob Garnett. Displaying balanced scoring and rugged rebounding, the Bunnies were virtually unbeatable. The Bunnies were the only unde- feated team in the league. The team suffered a blow when jim Hanson, leading scorer from last year lumped the league to play in Alaska The Bunnies played six games with the frosh and ,IV S and won five Their coach was J T Stolp Zmmcu 204054 7061 '7 .league F RESHMAN SOPHOMORE INTRAMURAL CHAMPS Undefeated in seven games the Rockets breezed to the league title Paving the way were Jlm Kinney Bob Woodford and Frank Kopp In the very first game of the sea son the team showed their power by romping over the Knot Heads 32 16 From there they went on the Slop Shots 44 3 In the championship game they defeated the Second Crossing Ter rors 59 28 Because of a tie for second place the team met and downed their opponent 28 10 The starting line up consisted of jim Kinney Bob Woodford Frank Kopp Duane Semmgson and Neil Ridty Front Row N Rscky C Stocks G Llghthlzet R. Nrcolu Row Tuo J Kinney C Kuhnert R Woodford F Kopp D Sermngson r to defeat the Ding Bats 52-22 and 124 SKI TEAM Front Row D Mrckelson D Larson R Scott H Henry J Blxss S Meyer Row Tun Coach M Barnes J Grewe L Anderson J Casperson J Grlnsel S Kelly W Wahl D Kennedy D Geerts Coach A Domer Sa7eam epw:a44Sz4u john Grmsel shows hrs wmnmg form For the second year ln a row the Eau Claxre Old Abes copped the state skung Champlonshlp Captam jack Grewe ule Casperson Steve Kelly and jan Bllss of the B team completed thelr runs ln the com blned slalom and downhlll events in 4183 seconds to edge out the Eau Claxre Varsity team who had a total of 420 1 seconds john Grmsel fmxshed second IH mdxvldual polnts and Hugh Henry of the A team won the downhxll event m 354 seconds but mlssed a gate m the slalom event and was dlsqualxfled Thns years entry llst was the largest smce the WIAA state meet was orgamzed I I 32511512 51 Y , Q51 3 vii f 'k uv f 4' in Ax? x 72m '74 ,4 '70 7amJldn9 Whiz A. Britten and F. jevne hold M. Bradison as she does a handstand on their knees. L. Vold demonstrates precision and tim- ing as he performs on the trampoline. Under the direction of Mr. Bussell and Mrs. Lehman, the students are well trained for tumbling. There are two classes in tumbling, advanced and beginning. The beginners class will work on easy tricks and gradually work up to harder ones. In the advanced class, mastery of form and harder stunts are learned. Work on the springboard is also offered to those interested. Every year in the Spring, the tumbling classes put on a tumbling show for the public. A combi- nation of skill and comedy is presented by any mem- ber who wishes to participate. the JP . at lfiiwl Miiirlpi My lxvlix iw' l l, ll imwiib ijvxx Milli H S 71' Physical Education is a big step forward in the life of a student. lt teaches a student how to work as well as play, how to be a good sport, not only in gym classes, but in everything else the student does in his later life. Swimming, exercises, dancing, games and relays are a few of the things done in this class. The training of the body is just as important as the training of the mindfand fun can be had doing both, The freshmen, directed by Miss Ulrich and Mr. Gallagher, hold their classes at the YMCA. Under the direction of Mrs. Lehman and Mr. Bussell, the sophomore classes meet in the high school gym- nasium. Phfucali Displaying their strength are the Atlases of tomorrow, B. Shafer and Dick Schultz. M. Russel, L. Harsh, L. Stone, J. Langworthy, and B. Hartwell are shown doing exercises in the girls' Phy. Ed. class. D. Brown and M. McCurdy play paddle ball in their physical education class. Mr Gallagher's swimming classes leam to keep their heads above water. L 1 I . A..- A , 1 , ' f' 44- ,4 ' .f' .- JK, I I , . 6I 93 L, ..:- i . Q ' I3 Cl..AXb-5 x ' P. - Q .6 fig C07 ' - . A . A f..,..,. 'ID J 4 H' . .J ' qc . 0 ,A 4 '. f x ix - ' .-'a.::'.: . t. J' ' ,- ' C I - ' lllx -Y .- .:-Q9-' i ' f id, I -ls... .,g- .. -, x, .kv g yu, ' , A A Q ,' . . Y '.-.if ' 5 1 . . -': : - , I ' ' 2.51. '- . . z ' -- -tg - ff-'s1'!f '19-1,-:Lay ' '- - 1 2- I ' -- - -zu -' 1 ?f4'.' 1 ' it 'ff . 'I ':l'lXf9 1 f 5--'-':- I . ...I i -. .- -, I f .' ..:--H ,.. . if-7' ' .-:fg.g'.1.1:f,. , -L7P'r,::'f. this '1 f : .'5ff.5.'2 -- 1'-'fzr 1 I,-1 Uri, sf. ,wfsacqlhki XZ 1 :I :', .',.'- . '- .'-.?'.l1' ' 'ag o :sd arm'-,vu , , , . , J5,' . sh '03. ' . '.- 14.-r '.. ' - : -M. '-vi , .--'.-v----r-fv'--s-- . .rn - 'L - . . -. 4- - 4-'---. - -- ' 1 -.- .A 'Fa-.-2, 3-.1-.,. ' - ' - '4 -'fl-'-2 . - . . x 5i. -- ' .vi - EL 9.-'-- ' - 'Pf '-- 2' ' ' . ' . . ' - p ...J ,Hn Q . y ' rv 1 '. f 5 Ifl4474'f'6fusIa.fson ,-'-gig. ',q,.,:.g:..'-. , , - . M,-:gz.g2-. ' ' ' ' - f...!' . - RH ' ' r--fbi' 'Q' -. - - . Q, 1 .. ' ' ' 5 .5lT.fx.',Z-. .' .- . :. . '.' - - - - ...-'---0 '. 1. 1 . ..,, . ,.,- ...Q . 1 . .-s h . E UNDERCLASSMEN The thirty years between the roaring twenties and the frantic fifties have brought many more than thirty changes for the under- classmen of ECHS. Beginning with our freshman year we have had a much greater choice of classes and activities. This year's freshman class realizes the privilege they enjoy by being one of the last classes to spend ninth grade in Senior High. As we moved up a notch from freshmen to sophomores the tempo of our classroom work increased, and we participated in even more clubs and extra-curricular activities. The climax of our underclass career came in our junior year, with the annual Prom and the selecting of class rings. . . bqzt -5 l 'YT1v ' V F: '7., 1 ' A V I1-.. 5 N Q94 X gil , X Ra .. L sr, Y Q 1 , v Q.. In . 22 P .hx-in . 5,1 'gal 'f'i':.5I:f.f'59-' Fz'??T'2 '-X -- -. ' . D. -'.'q...:sa-3 5- ' . - X1 4 fsaf' -Af- 1f' 5 Aberg, B. Aeby, 1. Back, B. Bair, B. Baker, D. Baker, J. Baker, S. Ager, T. Barby, P. Ahneman, J. Barnes, R- Bartlett, J. Beauchamp, M. Ahlstrom, W. Becker, R. Albares, W. Beede, R. Behlke, S. ,447 ,Wes Allen, J. Alf, R. Anderson, B. J. Anderson, B. A Anderson, D. Anderson, K. Anderson, N. Anderson, P. J. Anderson, P.H Anderson, W. Arnold, L. Atkinson, M. Beighley, S. Belden, J. Belden, Y. Bell, M. Bellows, C. Bennett, L. Berg, D. Berg, S. Berg, S. Best, R. Biegel, R. Bien, L. Biesterveld, G. Bjerke, D. Bjerke, R. Blakeley, D. Bliss, C. Boehlke, W. Bogue, W. Bolier, B. Bollinger, R. Bonnin, J. Books, C. E. Books, C. L. 'I32 in ,4 foafuaeg 'UM Q, CYRLKN L H .W , A . ' 7440494 om as '-Gag' as .H in it , fy 41. 'Wa' tl Borens, A. BOIHITI, J- Coggins, J. Bovee, M- Close, J. Braaten, D. Bradford, L. Bradford, N. Connell, L. Brandon, JA Cramblir, D. Broren, D. Brown, C. Brown, D. Craney, K. Brown, j. Cripe, K. 1- Buckwheat, J. V Bunce, G. Bunch, N. Cronkhire, D. Buresh, L. Curtis, M. Burk, J. Burmeister, J. A W Burnstad, I.. Dahl, V. , Burr, B. Dale, J- ',.. Bushendorf, D. Campbell, M. Carlisle, J. Dasher, S. Carey, L. Davis, A. Case, J. Cass, W. ' Y i Catlin, M. Davis, s. g ' Chaffee, 1. Dean, C. Childs, J. Bsf Chrisreson, J. Chrisropherson, L. Dean, G. Clark, C. Dean, J. Clark, G. Clark, D, .,. -- A Clark, R. Decker, N. ' 'lnn Clarke, J DeMars, T. Cleasbyf, J. . V .lk img 3.34 L V A A ' ' Engelbretson, E. Gcschel, R, 'gf' 'HL' Ifngebretson, 5.1. Gibson, D. J V.. 'ff ,f 'W - ld' ...... -ff Dfabfmf, P- Freeman. R. Wh Wm vi v -Q 'J' nf, -Iffih .Q ...if 'ff 1 k f ,rr .af 1 -0 we W 'H-IJ' 'Q P F Q .3 si! ,fpav . ,4- M .1 Green, J. Gunderson, E. Gunderson, K. Gunderson, J. Haas, M. Harlrleman, J. Hagen, C. Hagen, J. Hagness, J. Hcmpleman, ' A Henderson, J. . Heimsrarlt. 5. IA -4 'U Hennig, D. Henning, A. Heuer, J. V s , . Hoepner, K. Hoepner, R. .1 ' Hoff, A. V 'V .' ! fd 746494 Wm Eu 146 2. W. S., . ,rm . ,af mf , A 4? 2319 QM. , fs... il LV aw. M. Haines, D. Hanson, D. Hanson, G. Hanson, J. Hanson, M. Harman, B. Harper, C. Harper, E. Harris. M. llarrison, R. Hang, J. Hawke, S. Hawkins, W. Hayden, M. Hazelton, A. M. Hazelron, A. A. Hazelron, J. Hazen, S. Hoffe, D. Hoffmeisrer, S. Holbrook, S. Holden, R. Holmes, T. Holter, S. ' , Horel, J. Horsrick, E. Hotchkiss, C. Horen, P. Hrubesch, D. . Hrubesch, R. 'V . Hulerr. D. Hurchens, C. - Hysen, D. - Jacobs, L. H Jackson, G. f Jacobson. S. A 'il 'Q uwag. - ,. A gr nfs 1 qw . :Sz- 2-TQ? - Y if iw K Q 5 Ex 'J 4 4 . f , so A -w 9? .s . f Qi T 1 'iv . .-I Jarosch, R. Jarver, B. Jensen, J. Jensen, W. Johnson, B. Johnson, C. Johnson, D. Johnson, G. Johnson, J. Johnson, J.A. Johnson, J.A. Johnson, J.M. Kohlepp, S. ' AJ' . M I Kohls, R. ' f Kolka, E. Kolpien, P. ' 'J J Kolpien, K, -R Kolve, R. - ... if aeao74aa9470e70aeSlow'7n? ' ,4 ,,-44 4 -if W Q Q 1 .. .. mlb' Vw +4 Q. ...G Johnson, K. V . . J0hf1SOf1, M- Kopplin, J. xgh ,.A, , Johnson, R. Kosmo J' 4- Johnson, S. ' 'L Johnson, S.A. Johnson, S.M. Johnson, Y. Jones, C. Jorenson, K. Julson, N. Jump, C. Kallerud, K. Kelly, D. Kildahl, H. Kinderman, R. King, F. Klawirer, J. Klawiter, J.K. Kleist, N. Klopp, R. Kochendorfer, W. Koenig, L. Kosmosky, D. Krause, J. Kulbeck, A. Lake, T. .nfs-W Us-?f' Lamuska, W. Lane, E. TY..- La Page, L. La Point, J. LaRock, R. i Kohlhepp, N. Larson, D. 1 ff za-91 A rd if 2 - I, J l ' at if .WW - Q45 P' totlefaleaavd 5. .F A aA'.k if we . u ' 1 ' .4 Q 'Ti iris: -. if if' -E.,-is .vf riff -.,.1.,,-. I Larson, F. Larson, G. Marx, G. Larson, 1. Martison, L. Larson, M. Iarson P. Laursen, Mattson, Laursen, K. M3-Ufl, J- Laycock, 1. Lecy, B. Leaf M- A- Mcflurdy, M. I-ees M- E- Mcflutchen, Lekvin, T. of die Salad. Leskinen, S. Lewis, K- McFadden, M. Liddell, J- McGrath, J. Lieberg, E. Lima, J. Lindbo, T. McQuillan, K, Lindow, B. Meier, G. Lippin, V. Lirrle, R. Livingston, E. Melby, P. Loga, j. Mencel, B. Loga, L. Loken, L . Loken, S. Mewhorrer, D. Long, G. Mierow, M. Long, J. Lorge, R. Lovvik, D. Miles, C. Lueck, M. MUGS, L- Lurrrell, E. MacLoren J. Marcus P. Markle S Milward C. Miller J. 4 1' V . Jw., . K l 2' lg : -al 5 K'-102 Minro, R. Mirtelsrallt. S. Moe, B. Moehle, T. Hoen, S. Moen. V. Monroe, M. Mooney, VV. Moore. V. Oldfield. N. Olsen, N. Q Olson, A. -' Olson, K. ' x Olson, L. Olson, M, ag fe ZW 77, Olson, M. E. Olson, R. Olson, S. wm,4Qze4ZWazdeZq4f5a , fr , , 3, ll .QD . e 9 .,-H 'f' . Q I Q OA' O M x 5. if I 3 ,.f Morse, A. Moses, D. Mueller, j. Murphy, D. A. Murphy, D. W. Neibauer. G. Nelson, D. Nelson, F. Nelson, K. Nelson, R. E. Nelson, R. P. Nesja, R. Newton, B. Newton. K, Nicholai. 5. Nichols, E. Norby, D. Nussberger, D. Owen, L. Bai? Buff' Owen, P. qvul, V Onstad, P. l rl . K' :vw 5 fx. Orr, R, Otterson. B. Pachio, K. Pahl, D. Panzer, I. Patrow, B. Parton, J. Paulson, 41. , Paulson, K. N4 'V Paulson, M. Paulson, R. Pederson, E. Peden, A. Pendergasr, B. Pendergast, B. f ,70eWm wa Wifi' Perry, R. Reid, R- Perry, W, Reseld, R. Peterson A. Richtmyre, A I Peterson, C. Romberg, D. Peterson, K. Rone, K. Peterson L. Roscoe, D. Peterson, M Peterson, O. EOS' Peterson, T. oswo ' M' I 14 Zicwce to See! 0at0wzP Peterson, V, Rude. D' Phelps, T. Rude, J. Phillips, S. Rudy, E. Pippenger, B. Rumphol, J. Q Pitt, S. Rusch, S. ,W f Poling, J. Salter, R. Sather J. T. ' 113222, D Schaaf, J. ' ' Schaefer, L. -Q J 'Sf Q A Powell, j. Schellfeffer, V Preston, B. Schiel, R- Preston L Schladweiler, C Prmce, J- Schofield, P, Quick, J- Schroeder, B. Quigg, J. schulde, R. li ,Q as-as Ramsey, M. Rassmussen, D. Rawlings, T. Schwark' B' Schultz, R. U tl. . gn.. an Schwartz. T. A. Schwartz. T.1.. Seidler. A. Seidler, S. Severson. M. Seversnn. P. Scverson, S. Sewall, J. Shafer, B. Shafer, D. Sheppard, D. Shermo, G. Simonson. R. Sletner, K. Smith, J. f Smith, lx. Smlth Smrth ? Sokup. R. Stmlhcr-:. I.. - Snlcv. I. SMICY. P. Snrcnwn. K. Sorenson. L. Stnrlie. D. Swsnoxxski, R. . Sparley, XV. Spcckien. S. Spehle. R. Spiclman, F. Staberg. G, 5 Stafsholt. V. Stage, O. IW. sm, ti. Steidtman, K. Stcithnmn. R. Stcinkc, D. - Stelter, M. Stcltcr, T. Stetzer, K. V Stevens, D. R - Stevens, R. gf' g Stokes, R. A Stolp, S. L Q Studley. . Q: Sturgis, j SLIIQLLIY, D. Tarhtmx Targart. J. Taylor. Taylor R Texzen B Ihalatrter C Thompson fu0wz aww, fad! 144844 .huh li, if S The mad scramble to your classes, the excitement of going to big formal dances, the cramming ar final exam time . . . These are some of the things that go into your exciting Sophomore year--which is a mixture of fun and hard work, a challenge to your future years at high school. As sophomores we found we couldn't skim through our school work as we had done in the lower grades, and the teachers expected more of us. As for the fun part of the year-there was plenty to be had by everyone. We went to all the school games and dances, participated in all the activities of the school, and are looking forward to two more exciting years in high school. 66444 Richard Chips Flodin, Sophomore Class President, broke the ground for the new high school. This year's soph- omore class hopes to be the first class ro graduate from the new school. With him, officiating in the ceremonies, are City Councilmen, Leonard Haas, Jtand- ingg and G. Donald Barnes, kneeling. The sophomore class advisor, Mr. Kunz, has done an admirable job guiding and advising the sophomores along the way to the threshold of their junior year. The sophomore class officers: Left to Right: B. McDonald, J. Tavesg Seated: L Stone, D. Floden, and B. Benson. 142 Abarr, D. Ableidinger, A. Anderson, D. Anderson, E. Anderson, j.M Anderson, J.M Y - R . Banana, J. , A Q 2 N..-' 'Ns V v. - r n V . 7io 1 fefvned to ,44 Anderson, j.R. Anderson, LE. Anderson, L.C. Anderson, N. Anderson, R.P. Anderson, S. Angeli, C. Armstrong, J. Asmussen, D. Ausnn J Bahr JE AKA A IIE, A .. ' 1 . A ,qyqf E . , , ,,V 'K I L ,. . wr ' Blodgett, C. 5 af K, E mvzn H1 .v,,. A ., H7 Borton, Braaten, Brandr, Bresina, Borrle, J. D. D. Bradison, M. W. Brenden, J. Brenden, N. T. Brettingen, S. Bye, D. Campbell, J. Campbell, M. l Carey, B. Carpenter, J. Carroll, J. Casper, R. Cass, S. Carer, D. 7lZmJawaj0m l4u7f4ae7fe4udto7fZ46e7lp Brewer, Bridges, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Bushen Button, Buzzell, dorf, F R. R. Brion, I.. A. B. G. M. R. S. Brownell, J. Brummond, R. Bryce, D. Buck, B. Burce, J. Bushendorf, D. N. Catlin, J. Champion, G. Christianson, J. Chrisropherson, I Clark, K. Cleveland, S. Close, R. Coffman, M. Collum, J. Goss, S. Cowley, J. Craig, L. Cramblir, J. Crisp, R. Curry, H. Dahl, D. Davey, C. Davis, B. Davis, j. Falrer, j.E. DeBusman, G. Feirn, R. DeLine, D. Felts, 1. DeMars, S. FUIICY, C- Drekey 5, Fischer, E. Dresel, M. Fielsfady J- Drews. K- Flaskrud, J. DUCISI, R- Fleegel, S. Duffy. M- Fletty, S. Dunham, R. Flodin, R. Dutter, C. Flyte, J. Easrenson, E. Franey, J. Easterson, B. Fremstad, A. Ecke, J. Friedeck, P. Eggen, D. Froseth, 1. Ellenson, j. Gabug, K, EmbCI'IS, 5- Ganong, T. Emerson, J- Garber, E. Engstrom, K. Gelein, H. Erdman, R. Giedd, B. Erickson, A. Gilbert, B. Erickson, D.P. Gilbert, S. Erickson, D.E. Gilbertson, L. Erickson, M. Gilbertson, M. Evans P Giles J FHUOH J Goebel G Falter JL Goetz C tkmmuf emu'7e,4ezzwSe6a4lS,emu. M, .- - --.1 .t, . ..J'2.v1.. T. is Q. 'QE if J ' at-1 . J: 4 K :ft ff An .W ' T J - f, . ky f ,-QM - ' Jwwgr - ' '- it l 2 f Q il ..E I 1 .5 ., . - -.Q . - .im 52: sb AB- 1 ,- - gy- ff' Y' C J .4 ,VT W tgvv sf' B- air Jn .B ix l J IRL B' ie Goller, N. Gonitzke, W. Gosney, j. Christianson, J. Goss, R. Gramenz, B. Harsh, L. Hartl, C. Hartwell, B. Hasart, V. Haskins, L. Hays, E. Hays, G. Hazen, J. Heimsteatl, G. Heintz, N. Helstrom, j. 70eS Griner, K. Grip, T, Gunn. R. Haas, T. Hagen, K, Haltlnrson, R. Hamlet, W. lflankc. G. Hansen, A. Hansen, D. llanson. nl. llartly. J. Henning, D. Henning, M. Hentschel, S. Hermann, 1. Hermanson, ,I Hewitt, R. Hibbard, S. Hill, B. Hillman, j. Hoartl, 1. Hoepner, G. Hoff, G. llolbrook, R. Hnlmquist. M. Holstein, W. llnltz. J. llwt4l1kiSS. K. lluuse, V. HUVC. R. llmxcll. M. Hrubesch, L Hubert. R. Hulbert, S. A 'v Q 46 173 Zaleafua I I - J E Q . F . NWS W, . ai . E im is an ew ' f f ', ,fitfm , . if' ' I Z H Q . X :fy : KN fi Hyland, -I. as ... -... . ,V-V Spf' AL euzdtle di -'49 'Vg 'Jn ,M-.pf 1 Z .fn- V . U Jw' g 1 1,1 . .fr- ' I1 7 , Nr' 3 -. 1 g . flwm v ik I! I 'O .1 Ay, if lngler G Ingn J Kawell C1 Jackson B Jackson M Kenr H Jacobs C Jacgbgon J M Klldahl A Jacobson J Klnsey J Jacobson S Jenkms B Jensen C Jenson E Johnson B Kxrnlsrad L Klawxter P maotauoflwang 44494 sv J api' fw s ya .4 -A -mf Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson . . Johnson . N. Johnson . . Klmger . Kniper D. Johnson . Johnson . Johnson . Johnson . Kopp . Kopp . Johnson . KJCISI L Mn Klemlsh M -' 'H-I fi Jones J. A Krigsvold M. V '. Jones D Krigsvold Jones, K. wry, Jorgenson, R. Jump, RA Ktugel, Jurjens, J' Kruger, R. Kappers, K. Kappus, R, Kappus, W. Kuehn, W. Kaufman, S. Kufahl, J. Kaul, T 147 :mics -af' 4-1? -ar 1' rd. 1 1 img. 2 If i w -Q N., , ,Q 1 ' f 1 J ai' fa ' of -' F Q 'W ,J, K his V W F-5 I J? in J E V.. ggi, QI? Kuimen. c.. Lord, J- Q 4 Lahnef- 'yn Lorenz, H. J fix- -' if si!-wi' Lane, 5- Lorenz, L. 9, I, Sr' . iw , ' Langland, j. Luber, J. Langworrhy, J. Lyons, L. J W Lanphere. N. MacLaughlin, A. Y . , R 4 V Larson, B. MHJSOI1. D- Larson, F. Mai, M- Larson, VI. MHHOF, P- zazfidm 2044 ?lwzqo,4'7auz45v7w, Larson, P. Manthei, J. Larson, R. Marquardt, E. x ' Larson, R. Marten, D. 1 -gr Larson, S. Marten, D. sw , - V V 5 s Lauritzen, R. Marx, N. 5 ' .. Lawrence, R. Mathews, j. . ,,,,,: , A V VS Q ' ' 1 f -M Q A I Lee, J. Mathews, J. 'hw Lee, L. Marrison, D. Lee, M. Mattson, D. Lee, R. Mayer, G. 4 Lehmen, L. McCabe, T. s 5 K Levin, S. McCann, VI. w 'A 5 , V .jf V 3 Lewis, 5. McCrady, j. ' Lighrhizer. G. McDonald, B. ' 13 .1-Q - Lima, N. Mclfluainc, J. Y, V T.. H .1 . ff Lind. V. McFarlane, M, Lindeke. R. McMahon, S. Loftgordon, D. McQuil1an, R. . f - 0 J 148 I Meyer, S. Miles, R. Miller, L. Milward, M. Minto, R. Mirrelsraclr, Moore, F. Moore, T. Mork, J. R. Oldfield, G. Oliver, M. Oliver, S. Olsen, M. Olson, D.S. Olson, D.F. Olson, E. Olson, J. Olson, S. 4. N GH? 2 Salon! 4aace4aau6Q4me4aaadPatt4e?ao44 muy. sg. ' 1 - of QL H. 'Qual '21-z' 3'5 , I Q! Mork O. ' Olson T. . Mortimer' P' Pendergasr, J. V , . Mousel' W- o'Nei1 A i::-fa MYCYS, 1- Osterude, M. L Nelson, B. Paape, JJ, , ' Nelson, G. Paape, JUA. W Nelson, R.E. Partlow, T. ' A AV Nelson, R.A. Parraz, A. L... Q' . Nelson, R.A. Patrow, M. 1 3 1- 1 NCIS'-ms 5- Paulson, L. - , Neperud, C. Paulsrud, K. ' ' Nesia, P- Pederson, L. W .1 aw' N W ,.,. ., . , ,J Ni , V rt - -WZ, Neuman, B. Penclergast, J. I W .L - .,, ' ', Niwlai, R- Perry, A. . Norgaard, J- Perry, R. Q M l J A X jg.. KJ I 3afmaPi1J'M Persiko, J. cstrelc l ' Peterson, B. 1 Okeson, D. j 4 9 Peterson, H. Reidinger, P. Peterson, J. Reynen, D. Rickey, N. Rider, V. Risberg, M. Peterson, S. Ritsch, J. PhelP5f R- Robertson, R. Ross, B. Rucks, L. piehl, J. Rugotske, G. Pierson, D. Rumvhol, M' Ruppelt, J. laik tk 202, tk 502 31149 'Zia 4 72m Salad. Rusch, F. P1155, C, Russell, C. Polinske, S. Russell. M- Sabaska, C Salter ponicky D' Sanders, D. Pope, A. Sathef, R. Schiefelbein, L. Schilling, C. Potter, D. Schimml, J. Pl-1111, G- Schneider, B. Schoenbeck, J. Schofield, S. Pl-lUlCYf J- Schreiber, K. Quellal S' Schroeder, 1. Schuh, L. u Schuh, S. Rablmy R' Schultz, V. Rader, S' Schwartz, S. Schweitzer, J. Seeley, B. Redman, D. Semingson, D. Rehberg, L. Severson, E. Shepler, T. MV J N4 2 ,A Sherman, S. Simonson, G. Skamfcr, D. Sklfstad, R. Skoug, L. 2- , t. Sly, Q. ,.,, S 5 Smemo A Smrth A Smnth B Smxth L x Smrth S Snyder D M mwemwamymg ,Qs Solberg J Sorenson -I E Sorenson J E Sorrell B Speckren P Spehle J Stafne G Star A Stax D Stanton D Stemer S Strassman, S. Stringer, -I. Surguy, S. Svee H Su an N Tav es Tergen j Thompson B Thompson D Thompson S Thorne B , , an -I .ff 1:5 .'l l..4'l . Y ' lw' ,Q 57 iilg. Chl' fnxl . - p D , . -ef, 1 A is U , V .. A T U , . .V by It A .,, 5 ' ' s ' ' -of 5 Q I I 'B 5- lr ... 'ff 1 . r r e- , p . 4 i - L A 50 nl i 7 . 2 Q np .Pk . . , A , l K vi V ll . V 4:'7,k I 7 I l ' 8 S' if A . 'Sz f y . V' T' In We 1 p Z 8 - U , - Thorson, K. ,., A 1125 My j Stemhauer, D. -Y Q 4 A Qyh, Z. -:Q ' ' W I , wk I Z 'l ' v B- H-,- V as l Q., K J I l 4 I I l X l RL Yi Aw... KG' - - y I Ks h 1 , C G S - , D. M p p 1 .I . T . T 1 ' To ,,., . V , C. 'V - ,, , J. , . - 'll M . , U Uyx 'h .9 A l S S 4 S L or A AW:-Ds -lg T sl Stexnke B Sternke -I T Stemke J A Sternmetz S Stelter Stetzer D Sretzer M Stewart D Stocks Stocks Stone L Strassman R 151 Thorson S Tletge Nl Trller S 4W'lE l Tornowslle R and Toy R T S ' 'ar nav Q. 'I'ronstl.1l. Bl. Turner. M. Tweet, CB. Ulty, VanGortlcn, Vefalcl, l Vchrs. R. a A ' Vincent, S. -' - Vnglcr, B. -V- 'A ,, ,44 We .look to Owe J M k A-I Vollcntlorf, in ml A Voss, J. ft W A Wahl, J. Q- Wullxcr. T. , 4 f- Waltzl, D. Walter, A. will l Whsllburn, R. ,ku T Y Waterpool, J. 1 Y' VC'ctlluntl, V XY'cgA:cn. B. Wcllcc, D. ' xvelkc, K. J. L :P Vifcltcr, G. K X C'cnscl, S. 1 . Ur xvfrlifmlt-. o. XVl1itncy, M. lr? W'ickham, R N XX'ilson, N. .f ik Vilingad XX ingcr Wlingct, Winter, Winter. Wfittwx er I. WittXN'cr I. Wold, J Wootlftrrtl B atwzef447i Woodford R Woodley S :gl Wright, G Yates, 5 Zais, J. Zillmer C1 Zurek, Zurek, As sophomores wc attended the annual school dances and if uc ut-re lucky, won a few prizes , mzdozlaw Y V :,? A. if iv Y' 'ig H I , .. V av I ...ra The ring's the thing ..... - Looking back at the juniors of 1926, we see a much smaller class, but their hopes and ambitions were basically the same then as they are now. Our activities are greatly varied and range from radio workshops, which was in its in- fancy 30 years ago, to the always popular spectator sport of football, which was in its hey day in the twenties We, as juniors, pride ourselves in being the last class to spend all four years of our high school life in good old E.C.H.S. Mr. johnson, our class advisor, also devoted many hours to helping us plan our schedules and working out our school problems. gd As juniors, our class officers had many import- ant duties, among which was the planning of the junior Prom. Left to Right: R. Carlson, C. Gavin, Stanwick, P. Krause. Seated: M. Larson. 153 Ahlstrom, J. Anderson, A Anderson, D. Anderson, J. Anderson, K. Anderson, M. Anderson, T. Arneson, R. Baker, R. Baker, V. Balow, J. Balow, L. Balthazor, D. Barby, F. Barstad, J. Bartingale, T. Bathke, J. Bauch, S. Beauchamp, R.. Bell, J. Bellows, D. Bennett, I. Berg, D. Berman, G. Bernard, R. Best, C Bielefeldt, D. Bien, D. Bjerke, R. Black, A. Blaisdell, K. Blang, B. Blexrude, G. Blum, W. Boetcher, D. Bonnin, D. Brandt, L. Breiter, L. Briggs, K. Britten, A. Britten, L Brummand, J. Bryce, A. Bryn, I.. Buroe, R. Burgess. S. Burns, D. Bushendorf, F. Buxton, L. Campbell, J. Carlson, R. Carter, G. Cartwright, N Cart, D. 71514 Charlson, K. Christianson, L Christy, R. Clark, C. Conway, C. Cowles, K. Cowley, R. Cramblir, C. Cripe, G. Curtis, I. Dahl, D. Dascher, D. 70e7Zow2e94zd0m2 Davey, G. Devore, D. Dohms, D. Duerre, M. Duffy, J. DuPont, E. Eggen, G. Emberson, S. Erickson, N. Everson, S. Farmer, M. Felton, I.. Fenner, S. Ferguson, N. Finch, J. Finn, P. Finseth, A. Flaskrucl, S. Flaten, R. Fleming, L. Fomberg, S. Foster, J. France, S. Engebretson, M. Franck, J. Frank, M. Freid, E. Froseth, M. Gaberr, J. Gardow, G.H WW WWW' Gardow, J.M. Gardow, L.R. Gardow, LJ. Garnett, G. Gavin, C. Gebhardt, R. Geerts, D. George, K. Giebel, J. Gilgan, S. Gillson, P. Ginder, R. - lf xiii, 2 Ginder, R.H. Glenz, M. Goller, B. A Gregerson, M. . Grilley, S. Q or Grimm, R. Q.: Grinsel, J. is Gruhlke, B. Guenther, A. endafoavz 5... V . SLS 5 'K A z,-. Q H5 Harding, N. d Hardy, C. if 'Y YJ Harris, D. ggi-3 Haug, S. Hays, L. X Hazen, J. Helwig, R. L lam , , Hendrickson, K. V lf -,ay ' 70eZlJe:4 00.70664 Gunderson, J. HesS, V- Gustafson, N. Hessler, T. Hadden, P. Heuer, W- Hagen, M, Hiebel, Hageness, M. Higley, C- Hahn, 1. HOHFCL 1- 'WCW' Haines, J. HOCSIY, .l- Halbffg, K- Holden, H. ' Hale, R. Holden, W. Hall, R. Hollister, M. . Halvorson, L. Holmes, J. Hams, S. Hoover, N. V , ,.. 'is ' Hanke, W. Horstick, R. J Hansen, H. Howard, V. it an Hanson, C. Hugdahl, D. Yak: . 1. .. my Q w Hanson Hanson Hanson Hyland M Jacobson B Jacobson L Jacobson, M. Jacor, D. Jaeger, S. Jensen, J.W. Jensen, P. Jevne, F. Johnson, A. Johnson, B. Johnson, D. 14546469 71 65454 44574 Johnson, D.E Johnson, D.L Johnson, E. Johnson, J. Johnson, T. Jones, B. Jones, N. Jones, R. Julson, D. Kawell, S. Kelly, S. Kennedy, R. Kiclrl, K. Killen, L. Kinderman, A. King, B. Kloss, M. Klueekman, A. 3 Knock, K. Knurlrson, I. Kortness, G. Kowlewski, M. Kozlowski, H. Krause, K. Krause, P. Kriese, W. I Krogsrad, J. Lahner, K. Lahner, T. Lane, L. LaRock, E. Larson, A. Larson, G. Larson, G. Larson, M.L. Larson, M.S. Larson, M. Lawrence, J. Lee, A. Lee, D. Leipnerz, A. Lennie, M. Leslie, P. Lima, D. A wg.. was rf ,vga ,-an ..,, Q 1 Q, soy Ng .asf was ' Lindbo, M. Lippin, K. Livingston, E. Loga, D. Loken, J. Lokken, I. 70e14uS Lokken, R. Long, B. Long, C. Loomis, D. Loomis, J. Lueck, L. Luer, J. Lund, D. Lund, G. Lund, J. Lundquisr, J. Madson, D. Mai, W. Malkson, W. Marsh, D. Martin, T. Marxman, M Mason, C. Mathews, V. Marrison, K. Mattison, R. Marrson, G. McFarlane, D McGill, C. McIntyre, K. McNair, C. McNair, L. Meltz, J. Merrick, B. Meyer, S. Miland, G. Milledge, F. Miller, 1. Miller, R. Mitchell, J. Moehle, J. Moen, J. Moffit, J. Moore, 1. Moriserre, M Morrissey, D Mortensen, K Moses, R. Mueller, M. Mundinger, D Myrick, J. Naser, E. 5 Vx .. , , 70e7fl4q le Vu 1445 W5 '-2. W 4 . . . 35' f '?' -fl Y .., 5, V gr . ,fx 'Ulm' . il. --w .,,,,, . ! 'S ' refs.. , P vi 4 1 ' .J ' ' l I..- A i 3 x 1' XS-:f 'f l f E I A Nelson, A. Nelson, C. Nelson, . Nelson, K.W. Nelson, S. Nichols, G. Neirmeyer, D. Paulsrud, B. Peden, D. Perkins, S. Perry, T. ' if G 4. Nelson, J. Norman, J. Nowak, 5- Peterson, I. - O'Donahue, D. Peterson, j.C. Oien, G. I Okeson, A. Olson' S' Peterson, j. gisonr Peterson, S. 5 son, . Olson, I. Olson, j, Phillips, R. Olson, j.S. Pitsch, K. 1 , is Olson, P.A. Olson, PJ. Olson, T. Plomedahl, G. o'Mm, R. Polden, W. ' O'Mara, S. A 'qgzgvx Otterson, GW Otto: M- Popowske, G. Owen, 14 Powell, D. Page, J. Pahl, S, Panzer, Preston, Parker, A. Pllhl- G- x Patron, B. ., gauison' Ramsey, R. au Son' ' Randall, I. Paulson. T. ' 159 Randen, S. Ranes, B. Rathbun, S. Rau, D. Rawlings, D. Reali, L. Reetz, L. Reynen, L. Remington, B. Schladweiler, A Schlageter, J. Schleusner, L. Schneider, L. Schroeder, J. Schuch, G. Schultz, S. Schultz, V. Scoles, G. 64M4a96la442a94udP :layman Richtmeyer, D Riedel, K. Riley, J. Ritsch, G. Rone, N. Rone, R. Rossow, J. Rovang, E. Rowell, R. St. Denis, M. Saltness, M. Sapetta, L. Sapp, J- Sather, J. Sault, L. Saxe, B. Schendel, M. Samuelson, D. Scott, D. Scott, J. Secaur, R. Seidler, R. Severson, M. Sharp, E. Sheldon, C. Shepler, J. Shilts, T. Shirland, A. Short, N. Simon, S. Sletner, B. Sletten, W. Slock, C. Smith, C. Smith, D, 79 Smith, J. Snoeyenbos, M. Solberg, A. Soley, R. Sorenson, J. Sosnowske, B. Spicher, H. Spielman, J. Spitt, P. Spooner, D. Stai, D. Stallard, K. Stang, L. Stange, J. Stanley, M. Stanwick, J. Stein, J. Steinke, N. Stelter, J. Stillman, J. Stillman, L. Storlie, J. Strader, B. . Strader, M.W. Stratton, G. Strauch, C. Steinbting, S.W. Stringer, R. Stubbe, D. Studley, E. Sturgis, E. Svec, L. Swanson, D.W. Teigen, I.. Terman, T. Thalacker, B. can 714 Woman ta 2ananla. Thiel, D. Thompson, B. Thompson, D.L. Thompson, K.W. Thompson, N. Tietz, R. Torgrimson, R. Toy, S.W. Trepanier, L. Turk, J. Turk, R. Urness, K. Vanliaton, P. Vankat, E. Vaughan, B. Veum, A. Voeglie, E. 42 - ig, v my Vogler, J. Vold, L. Vorce, J. V 7 '1 . Voss, J. Wagner, N. Wahl, H.W. 4' 44706142 Wahl, N. Wahl, W. Wahlstrom, L. Walters, H. Wangen, S. Waste, D. ' V Warhke, R I Watts, M. Q. Wedlund, A, 'T A Wensel, R. xi? R Q . r Y + M . -' Wergedal, M. 'VL f Werrh, L. . ' 'fx v Whiteside, v. Whitney', E. ' Williams, C. ,Q wilsey, K. Wing, J. ' V A. in . . Winger, G. VV 57' Winrich, B. I ' 'Z Q, Wogahn, B. f 4 Wolf, G. Woodford, J. M I Wright, A. ii. Wright, N. ' . . , A ,44 Wyman, L. York, J. V ' Young, B. Young, S. H . ' of Om peut. Q 'Wi L- H .. ff In X Yule, M. .if f Yule, N. V V' ' , V Zais, D. Zempel, R. w Zepezauer, J. . M Zick, D. ' 5 Zielsdorf, B. . aw j' Zxmmerman, R. I ' 162 HMS iff is ivmia . , ... Q if f ,V vw 1 1 Z C 4 5 'T' 3? QL 1 ' .,-.mfr H Y 45 ' .f 9 N' qv-4 f 1 F , Y - Q if e Q 4 f f ' fv-35 9 , iff , H I mmf- an-X4 . 'a Wk 3? A Q' D15 I . 732 I a Wi? ,. -0 4 8 f 1 Q F . .iv -M an is aw kwa 2 5 1 ' f .I K :K E ji' :1,,, I , I -Q ..,, z mfhk 4' .,,, ,lp- pw.. 39 ,A ii 'sa 5:11. ,,, 4 . Q f Q, if , deg if 9' .af ' W 'L-vv nf' 5 , 1' Q V' 4 F' .-, gimp . f r . :if 2, .rw ' , Y w Aanes Studio 708 S. Farwell St. Arnold LG. Inc. 20114 N. Dewey St. Badger Theater 315 E. Grand Ave. Band Box 209 S. Barstow St. Bartingale Plumbing 216 Graham Ave. Barstow Street Bakery 519 S. Barstow St. Benson Optical Co. 131 S. Barstow St. Bluedom Florist 416 Dodge St. Branstad Drug Co. 101 S. Barstow St. Burl's Sunlit Bakery Inc. 320 Putnam St. 01415 Marlene Giebel and jean Mac Laughlin bill statements to our fine sponsors-one of the many tasks of the business managers. Carney Inc. 40114 S. Barstow St. Catlin's Shoes 214 S. Barstow St. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 623 Hastings Way Consumers Co-op Assn. 2221 Highland Ave. Culver Shoe Store 211 S. Barstow St. Demmler Florist 217 S. Barstow St. Dolly Madison Dairies 413 Main St. D'Toggery 202 S. Barstow St. East Side Drug Store 1408 S. Hastings Way Eau Claire Bedding Co. 108 N. Dewey St. E.C. Book 8: Stationary Co. 320 S. Barstow St. E.C. Hotel 307 Eau Claire St. E.C. Press Co. 407 S. Barstow St. E.C. Seed 8: Feed Co. 9 S. Dewey St. E. C. Transportation Co. Your City Bus Lines 1001 Menomonie St. Edwin's 303 S. Barstow St. Electric Home Hdq. 415 S. Barstow St. Fashion Store 6 S. Barstow St. Federal Savings 8: Loan 13 S. Barstow St. Fleming Brothers 1 S. Barstow St. Gamble-Robinson Co. 323 N. Dewey St. Gorton Brothers Inc. 631 E. Madison St. Grosvold Inc. 417 Wisconsin St. H 8: L Mens Shop 208 Eau Claire St. Hollywood Theater 412 S. Barstow St. Hotel-George Co. 1202 Hastings Way Huebsch Laundry Co. 101 N. Dewey St. Hutchens Industries Inc. 1206 Hastings Way Assn 164 rpf 1-VV Fr N 75214 'I xx 75: Jensen Bros. Drug Stores 422 Bellinger St. johnson Huleatt Clothiers 416 Water St. johnson Music Inc. 108 E. Grand Ave. johnson Studio 311 Eau Claire St. Keegan's Drapery Shop 105 E. Grand Ave. Kortier Motors Inc. 313 E. Madison St. Lasker Jewelers 123 S. Barstow St. Lenmark 8: Sons 814 First Ave. London Luggage Shop 310 E. Grand Ave. Long's Sport Shop 210 Eau Claire St. Luttrell Photography Inc. 410 S. Barstow St. Meyer Music 417 S. Barstow St. Minto Greenhouse 3416 Minto Muldoon's Men's Wear 1506 S. Hastings Way National Products Co. 409 Main St. Nelson Motors Inc. 405 N. Farwell St. Oak Park Dairy Inc. 3209 Rudolph Rd. Penney J. C. Co. 312 S. Barstow St. Peters Meat Products Inc. 603 Third St. Phillips Ed 8: Sons 233 N. Dewey St. Quality Rug Co. 507 S. Barstow St. Samuelson's Dept. Store 5 S. Barstow St. Schwahn-Seyberth Co. 301 Putnam St. Sears Roebuck 84 Co. 201 E. Grand Ave. Seven-Up Bottling Co. 2216 Birch St. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 305 S. Barstow St. SS Kresge Co. 120 S. Barstow St. State Theater 312 Eau Claire St. Stocks Electric 1303 Hastings Way Stokes R. H. 8c.Sons 775 First Ave. Tender Krust Baking Co. 803 N. Oxford Ave. Urheim Professional Pharmacy 314 E. Grand Ave. U.S. Rubber Co. 799 Wisconsin St. Wagners 20-Lanes 2159 Brackett Ave. Walker Construction Co. 1701 S. Hastings Way Wood Motor Co. 505 S. Dewey St. Northern States Power Co. 2 S. Barstow St. l Y 7' 1? V,-J ff Bauch TY Aberg Barbara Ablerdrnger Arnold Aeby James Ager Trygve Ahlstrom Jayne Albares Wayne Ahneman John Alf Rodney Allen James Allen Judnth Amble Mary Ammentorp Carol Anderson Anderson 58 99 Arlene Barbara A Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Barbara J DCDHIS D1ane Donn Dorothy Elroy James anet ean Jeanme ohn Karen Kay Mane Kay M Larry LeRoy 1 5 Anderson Anderson derson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson .Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Lynne Marlys Nancy J Nancy M Pau Peter Rrchard Robert Shrrley Susan Thomas 123 154 Anderson Vlfglnla Anderson W1ll1am Angell Carolyn Armstrong James Arneson Robert Arnold Louns Arnsdorf Edward Asmussen Denms Asmussen Eleanore tkrnson Mark usun Juamta Abart Dtann 22 64 69 22 58 52 10 54 5 55 2 3 1 60 64 5 3 64 83 57 9 108 10 22 64 93 59 143 X 5464645 Vaulez Back Back Bahr Bahr Bahr Bal ly Barr Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Barbara Shrrley ack James W1ll1am Wayne Barbara Donald Joanne ohn Karen Mary Ellen Robert Robert Storm Vernon Balcom Wtlham Balovr anet Balow Lynn Balthazor Donna Bandolr Maynord Bann Rnchard Baker nn Wayne Barby Faye Barby Patrrcra Barland Gordon Barland John Barnes Rrchard Barnes Robert Barnes Shrrley Barneson Barbara 55 99 23 63 96 9 5 54 4 559 4 923708 22 62 64 2 Barneson Robert 23 100 1 19 Barney Carol Barstad John Bartholomew Judy Bartnngale Thomas Bartlett Judie Bartlett Wayne Bathke Jud1th Bathke Rodney Bauer Bauer auer Sheryle James Jeanne une Beauchamp M1k1 Beauchamp Patrrcxa Beauchamp Rnchard Beaudette Constance Bechard Clrfford Becker Mary Becker Robert Becker Vrrgmla Beebe Thom Beede Roger 166 I 57 62 52 154 92 154 22 90 93 22 81 X Berg Behlke Bernhardt Behlke Sonya erghley Sharon Belden Judlth NBeldon Patr1c1a Beldon Yvonne M John NBell M1ke Bellesbach Gayle Bellows Clayton Bellows Deanna Belmore Bennett netr Larry Bennett Benrude Benson James Irene Ton: Ardelle Barbara Edrth Cheryl Benson XBenz Berg., Berg Berg gBerg Donna Dorothy Duane Norman Shxrley erg Shrrley J Bergeson Ruth -lBergh Larry Bergman Robert Berman Gershon Bernard Rrchard Bernrcke Kay Bermcke Susan Bern1cke Thomas ,Best Clyde Best John Best Roger Bregel Roger Bnelefeldt D1x1e B1elefeldt Johne Bren Duane Bren Lyle Btesterveld Gerald Bxgelow Grace Bxrkemerer Helen Byerke Dona Byerke Robert A Byerke Robert K Black Artxs Blansdell Calvln -Blssdell Kenth Blarsdell Marcra Blakely Brxan Blakeley Duane Blang Barbara Blexrude Gordon 98 101 23 93 23 00 23 52 64 73 24 93 55 43 64 132 87 54 10 114 23 -A- -B- 1 A 99999322 , , ' 333 ssddddd ,132 l , 3333 3333 .33358,132 3 , 333 3 33-31132 B' , 333333354,99,132 ' A ' , 3,33,333377,143 ' , ' 3 3 33 333 2 .22 J , ' 333333333333353, 132 . , 33 33333 33 ,,,,, 122,132 I ,J 3, 33 3 33333143 ' -- 3 3 333 333359, 143 , 33, 1 333, 3 ddda 132 , 3 3 ,,,'22 143 ' 3 333333333333333132 , , .eee 154 , , ' ' 3 9 eeefef 22 Q 33 3 ,3101,154 , 3, 4,115,132 ' . 4 44423 I Y ' 3 333,115,132 , cccc 3 33,132 L ', 3 , ,132 NN 3 3 33333 143 1 , 4 4 44132 - . 4 9 A 132 , 3 , 33355,132 , , 3 ,sssss 132 - , . 333 ,143 33 3 3154 3 , ' 3, , , 'L ,J 3 355,115,132 , ', 33 3 33 33,323 3. , 3 , ' , 3 ,33,3 143 3 333343154 , 3 3322, ,61 N' , , , , ,9 ' 3 33 ,132 .1 , 33, 3,1 ,V , 3 3333 3333 143 y ' 3 33 3 333 99,143 , , 33 4, , , T. 333 3, ,l5 3 3 3333333333323 T , , 132 3 L , 33 3 3 3333 132 V 365, , , 142, f, -1 1 eevee 132 .3 ' 1 he 7, 1 15 143 . , ' 3 33333 154 , , ' ' 3 , , , ,9 - 33 33 333333333143 L it , ' 33333 3 3333 143 3 1,1 - 3 492,154 , ' 3 33323143 .- .. , 33333 3 355, 115, 132 3' , 333 3 33333. 154 ,3 333 3 3 333392, 154 4 , 33333333 22 , 3 3 33362,154 3 33 3 3 3,333 , , 3 333333333 3 3333 143 - ', 3 2234--4145 A , 3333 33, 33123132 .2 , 3 333333 54, 123, 143 , ' 33 3 3 3 33333. 123 , 3 33 3333 , 1 3 , J 3 333333 33 3103, 154 3 , 33 3 33 3 331323 1 3 - y ' 333333,333333333 , Q , J 3 33333333333 98,143 A Ba , 3 1 333392,,156 SB u 5 ,3 132 hex 1 1 --'-- Y--------143 3 1 I' - ----W '-132 ' arg, Steven 333 33 255, 132 335, , J 3 3333143 3 , 3 , , , 143 15 , 59, 132 - , 3 3360, 143 , 3109, 143 , ' 22,103 f- , ' 3 3 33 3-132 ,3 3 33 33143 , . 64,154 , 2 , 123 '- , , ,154 1 , 3 3 143 3 , ' 422 . 42 , ' 53, 154 , 3,3 3 3, 5 , to 3 , 1 3 , 33333 143 1 - , 3 52, 143 . 13,12 91, , , ,113, 116 A - , 33324,101 -1 , 3 33 3 333.3143 117, 118, ,123 ' , 3 3 122,143 , 'jx , 52, 154 .' , , 3 3333 61, 143 1 y 33 33 3333332 33333154 4351 , . 3,3132 - , 70,100,154 y 3 33 333323324 , 3 , ,143 V, 64,101,143 , 3 3 3 33132 -, , 1 3333 3 3 3333 132 ' , 3 121,154 ' , 3 ,3115,132 13 , 33 3 5,12,132 , ' 3- 3333333132 X1 A , '- 33333,92,154 2 , ' 3. 33 3333333 143 1 , 3323, 56, , , 69 ' , ,3 33114, 143 .. , . 3 , , 143 , 99 '- ' 1 9 3 4-261, 154 7 , ' 23, .61 101 . , ' , 3 3, , S- , 33 55,126,132 J , 33 3 99,143 ' , 22.444143 ,y , ' 3,115,132 , , 2 4, , 1 , - , 33 , ' , 3 , , 3 3 3323 ' ' , 333333333143 L3 , ' 3 3 -.23 , 3333 22 7 ' , 3132 . J , ' ' , , .,33, 132 XB . J . 4 , , 3 , . 33,360,154 , .333143 , ' ' 3 2, 132 - , , ,3-333---132 , , 64,143 . . 3 49 -- , ' 3 3 ,3 154 , 60, 13, 154 ' , ' 154 ' ' , - 3333,3,143 30 , ' 3 132 , 57, 143 T' - ' - 33 13333333154 , 323, 100 -A , ' 33.322 ' , ' 3 2 , , 1 3 vw, 143 . 3 . 333333 2143 , - 3 ,1 , 3 , , , , , 3 3 33333 3 .132 ' , - ,3 ,,35s, , ' , 3 31l5,132 1 , ' 3 , , , 52, ,1 ', ' 3. 333333 143 , 33 333..22,,. 143 , 3 0, ,1 , . A ..222 ...... , . 1 4 eeee eeeeef 9 -as-132 154 Chnsttanson Lynn 52 54 Blxss Carole Bltss James Blodgett Blodgett Carol Dennxs Blodgett It1s Blodgett Sandra Bluedorn Anna 26 97 98 Bluedorn Bruce Blum W1ll1am Bobb Patrtcxa Boehlke Barbara Boehlke Wayne Boetcher Davld 'Bogue Wendy Bogumrll Denms X ohet Bonnta Bollmger Ronald Bonnm Bonmn Books Books rens Bottle Botton Bor1.1m Bovee Bowers Donald Judy Carolyn Clarxce Atlette James Davlcl o Maryann Jamce Bowl1n Royal Bowman Braaten Braaten Bradford Mary Dav1d Donald Larry Bradford Bradrson randon Brandt 1Brandt l Brandt Brenter Myrna James Larry Maxx ne 1 Wayne LaRayne Brenden Judtth Brenden Nexl lBres1na Terry Brettmgen Stanley Brewer Brxdges ,Btldges Brnggs , rx gs rxon Brltten Brxtten roten roten rown rown fOWl'l rown -:Brown rown 5 Brown XBrown Brown XKBtown Brown Ronald Ehzabeth Robert Barbara Kenneth LaMo1ne Allen Larry Darryl Roger Alnce Beret Carol Donald George oan Mrchael Reuben Rxchard Robert Sandra 114 25 2 52 4 24 63 65 24 97 52 98 55 29 54 98 Brownell Janet Brummond Janet Brummond Robert Bryce Allce Bryce Darlene Bryn 1.85116 Buckholz Gary Buck Bonnle Buckwheat Joseph Bunce Gary Bunce Patrucra ,Bunch Nancy Buntrock Mary Burce Jean XBurce Rrchard Buresh LaVerne Buresh LaVonne Burgess Sharon Burk John Burmexster John Burns Donald Burnstad Larry 'Burr Barbara 1Bushendorf lBushendorf Bushendorf Bushenclorf oan NBushendorf utton Fred XBuxton Larry Buzzell Nell Bye Douglas Cam John XCalk1ns Nancy Calleas Barbara Campbell xXCampbell lCampbell Campbell Clnpbell Candell Nancy farey Bonxta Carey Leroy Carl1sIe Jerrxeann ams erry Mary Mtchael Yvonne Stephen 24 89 24 57 87 98 5 5 Dennrs Donald Frxtz 62 52 24 68 24 154 88 144 24 94 Carlson Bryn 9 24 100 3 Carlson Rrchard 100 l2l 153 Carpenter John Carroll Judlth xCarter George Cartwrxght Nancy Case Jeanne Casper Roger yCasperson Juel I0 Cass Steven ass Wayne Cater Dav1d JXCatl1n Judxth Catlm Mary 1Catt Duane Caturta Sandra Chaffee Judy 167 55 64 94 114 2 53 4 Chamberlann Margo Champnon Gary Charlson Karen Chxlds Judtth Chrlstnanson ohn Chrxstnanson Jud1th Chrxstopherson Chrtstopherson Chnstopherson Chr1st1 Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark jCla1k XClark Jean Karen Larry Roger Charles Constance Dons George James Judtth Kxrk Ralph Rxchard Wayne Clarke Joan Cleasby Jerry Clemenson Joan Cleveland Sandra J Close Jane Close Rhody NCoff1n Sandra Coffman Mnchael 122 144 Coggtns Johnny llum Joan Connell Leslne Conway Carolyn oss Sharon XBCowles Karen Cowley Joan Cowley Robert Coyle Patrlck :gtg Lmda Crambltt rambl1t rambht Crambltt Claxre Darlene Donna Jantce Craney Karen Eipe Gary Crlpe Marlene Crlsp Melvyn Crlsp Rtchard Cronkhxte Donald 5' Culver Davxd Culver Wtllnam Curry Curtxs Cums Curtts XCUSIC Dahl Dahl Dah Dahl Dahl Da e Hugh Irv1 ng Kenneth Melvm k Patrrcxa Davtd Davxd L Deanna Dtanne Vernon Gerald ' , oo,tt ,ttt 58,132 ,.,t........tt 22144 ' , 2 , , ,101 ' , 56, 57, , 1 , 143 , tttt 2 2 2222 154 ' , ,256, 57, 144 , 2 4tt,t 2252, 143 , tt.S 144 , 2 2 ,2 264, 155 , ' ,ttt . ....,t 24 ' , ' ttt, ttt. 154 ' , ' 2 2 2 2133 , ' 3tt5,t,,,tt .t1... 1 43 , ttt., 144 ,J ,, 2 2 144 , ,t.-ttt., ttttt.. 2 4 , ' 444e4.,'e4---Yee 154 ' ' , ' ..2uu2u2222. 133 5 , ,.....1. 25, ,5 1 -4eeA4- 1- --eee--v 24 'A , , ,155 , t,,,,,. 2 ....,.. 143 , ' 22.-2ee222Ye 101, 144 ' , 222222222 , 56 3 , ' ' --v,.,, .... 1 01, 154 1 , ee.eeAA--ee 153 x ' , uuuuuuu 222144 . , --AA, ,, ,t1..,5 ...2 2 5 , 2222 uu....22. .2 .... 133 3 ' , tttttt 123, 133 ' , .vt,.ut... 5... 1 43 , , . ' ', 2 2222222126, 155 , .....u,v5 ...uu. 1 32 X. , 22 .,.... 5555 58, 133 , , 22255, 155 1 , ' ..,u........ 222154 , 5555. , ,101 X , 2222222133 ,K ' , vt.--t, t-c,,...t 1 32 A , 2 tttttt,t .,22101,144 , ' 22 t 2 ,225 ' , ' 3,--,,..,,,. 2-143 5 , ' ,u222,,2u2,..... 154 , N2 N 82, 133 ' ' , ' -,.....-t........ 132 ,J , .vuu,, 2222 ,.,.. 133 Nt. , tttt 2 2 2226 . ' , ,c,..vv22,.., 132 , u..uuuuuuuv 59, 133 , ' ttttttttttt , , ' , ..22....,... 222154 , Y2.222.2 , , 154 N , ' ttttttt 9, , , 144 ' , t,......u.u 22259, 132 , ....... 2 ..22222222 133 ff , A ttttt 22 ,,,,, C2., 2 2133 , ,2.. ..22..2..... 1 32 1 ' , .2.2.2 5, 11 , 133 1, ' ,t.,t CCSCSS2. 1 33 1 , ' t,...-2....tt 22-132 - , 22.222.22..v.... 154 , , 2 5, , 122 , 2 2.22........2 2-133 ' ' , 2222.222 22 2.2.2 133 ' , 22 2 222258, 133 X , .,tt2....2.... 222144 , , 2.22 22 22222.222 133 'L , 2,2 2,2,2222,2133 X , ' ,.t2.1... 56, 57, 144 , ' 22222222 2133 I , 22 , , . ,Jy 22..tt2.2...2 9, 63, 133 , 2 2 22144 ,4 , 64,144 , , .,,,,,....,,,,, 133 , ' 2 , 108, 110, 154 - , 2 2 2 ,,,, , , 1 , ' ,,,,, 22 .22.. 225, 103 , J 22.2222 22222 25 , , - ' , ,,..2..2.......v2 25 , .2222222222 144 ' ' , ,,,,,,,,,,, 226 'eg , 22..2..22........ 25 , 1 22222242222.22.222 144 , ' 2229, 4, ,1l4, , ' ,,,,.,,22,2 113, 144 , 22222..222.22222 154 3 , 1 , ..22222222 115,133 1 ' 2.2. 1 2.22222222 144 ' , 2 , 12,133 'Q , 222-254, 115, 133 , 2 2 2222222 22222 144 X6 , 2 2 ,2144 1 ,Neil ,,2t.222222222 222133 , ' 2 2 2 . 82,133 KB ' , 2,22. 22,252,128 1 J -C- , , 2 2,155 , 2.2222222222222 133 1 p MJWZ5 C , 22,2144 x , ' 22.... 2...222-- l ' y W ffvffzsy , X , . 222 2222222155 W 5 ----- 1 5 1 991 , iiMA-A4A-v-w , T , -- - - '--- y , 3 . y J ' iwwi AiiiM------ 5 . ------- 9 1 11 - 1 'iigii ,,,,,,,, 111 1 'J 3 Nc -3 A 22jTjjoi'2ijj1ii31,'112 , ' .22222222222 99,144 -' ' ' - ' '133 ', ' 22 2222,22 22155 ,, , ' 2222.222 52,122,144 ' ' ', , ,133 f ' , 2,222. ., 22222. 63, 144 ' '24 C ', 2,2,,22 2222122-64 1 ' 1 ee-22--- X , ' ' '2'ff55fi44 '1 ' 1 2 S51 , 1 ------H A--- 1 I nm YAYW- U W MMKA 133 1 - - 11 - - 3 , ' 2222222 24 Q 1 y 1 M133 U , 2, 2155 . 1 e-ee-3e------fv 144 1 , 2 , , , 11 , 116 H 1 5 ------e------ 5 ' 1 ff' 1 5 1 ,Q 'g 1 --------------- 154 ' , - A , , , 154 f, ' 1 l ' -2----2-- 1 1 144 ' , ' 2222.2....22222 144 X ppw---VA-JI44 , , 2 -2 2222 55,133 ' , 2222...2..2. 128, 154 1 ' 1 144 ', , ' 2 22.2.2 , , 6 , 100 - ' , ....222222..2222. 154 ' ' ' ' 3 , ' ' 2222 22 .2222222222 26 133 '- 'A '1'm 154 Y' 144 I 1 --55-----5------ 25 , 2222 22 22222222 154 . 3 , --'---------- 1 -1-J-155 1 2 --------------'55 , 2 2 22222222222.22 133 1 -5-5-5-5--- 5 1 f +5-------------5-5 144 ,Q , , , 144 ,x n , -555 5 55--55555- -26 X 1 f--- ---v- - 3 1144 .A y iiii 5, v 5 ,100, . l 1 .U-----H -- 1 12 .133 - e----f--'--'-3e 155 '2 X 1,125 , - 5- ---f-e-- -26 , 22222.. , 1 , 133 , --YiifiiiviAA--MHAI44 -D-- -S , .2..2222.,.. 66, 4 Ai-p-v------------133 N' . 2 ua ,J ..222.2.222 , ,133 , - --,3,,3,-d------- 144 I 2 1 , --'--ee--ee--- ---- 2 Z , ' ,2MaM-----, 52, 144 3 . . . 1 1 11---ee--- ----- - 1 1 212121-221122211 25 - ' ,2ojjjj5ijj23,i5g31ii 5 3 1- . '33 A , ' -it---fix!-A---H144 ,A ' ' ' , ...,, 22222.2. 8 8, 144 . 25 , 222,2 2 222222.2 126, 154 133 , -,--AH-AM-----M-- . -ufivi-i----ii--25 v -e--A---'--' ' - 3 1 2...2 - ,2..2222 222133 , ..222 22 22.2222222 , iiii--iv--i---W--133 ' 25 63 97 5 100 114 26 81 26 99 58 33 94 144 6 111 115 2 60 98 76 114 27 79 27 64 54 57 56 57 9 27 4 115 2 Dascher Dale Dascher Sharron Davey Charles Davey Gary Davey Mary Jo Ardrs Barbara James Jo Ann Davls Davrs Davls Dav1s Sandra Constance Davrs Dean Dean Gan Judlth DeBussman Gary Dean Decker Norrrs Degenstexn Leroy DeL1ne DeMars DeMars DeVore DeVore Dohms Dohms Drabant Danrel Sherry Thomas Davrd Rrchard Darrell Keneth Patr1c1a Drake Duane Draper Draper Dreke Dreke Dresel Dresel Drews Dru ry Duax Duerre Duerst Duffy El1zabeth Lrnda Judrth Sandra Marshall Ronald Karren Davxd 115 2 155 t 54 99 27 56 Emberts Sh1rley Emerson John Engebretson Mary Engebretson Sandra Engebretson Susan Engelbretson Eugene Engelbretson Robert 109 110 Engstrom Katherlne Engstrom Erdman Erdman Erxckson Erxckson Barbara Paul Dorothy Roger Aud rey Erxckson Errckson Enckson Er1ckson Errckson Errckson Errckson Dale Davrd O Davrd P Donald Mary Norma Sandra Evans Patr1c1a Evanson Evanson Everson Everson Eva rngs Faanes Fallon Falter Barbara Rrchard Sally Sharon Rrchard Sandra James John Susan M1chael R1chard Janet 58 75 26 63 5 Falter Joyce Farmer Farmer Farm er Fe1rn Marlene Rmhard Robert Duffy Dunbar Dee Ann Dunbar Walter Matcxa Dunham Russell Dunn Danxelle DuPont Edrrh Dustan Margaret Dutter Charles Dutter Maxme Eastenson Bruce Eastenson Frrol Easterson Bradley 110 12 Eaton Mrchael Eberhardt John Ecke Judnth Eddy Wxllard Eggen Arlene Eggen Dale Eggen Gerald Erck Robert Eldndge Kathenne Ellenson James Elllot Gaxl Emberson Sharon 26 93 J 7 27 52 Fexrn Felton Felton Felton Wllllam Donald Lo a Marlene Felts Jacquelrne Fenner Sandra Ferguson Nancy F1nch Judrth Fmley Carol Fmn Judxth Fmn Patr1c1a Fmseth Allan Fxscher Eugene Frsh Mary Fyelstad Fyelstad ane Iudxth Nancy Robert Flaskrud Joyce Flaskrud Sandra Flaten Robert Fleegle Sharon Flemrng Lxbby Fletty Donald Fletty Sandra Duane Flelstad F1elstad F yelstad 9 03 58 64 27 82 27 96 28 88 2800 2523 7 29 86 Flod1n Rrchard 100 101 Flyte Jeanne 168 Flyte Walter Fomberg Sally Jud1th Sally Foster France Franck ohn Franck Ftaney ohn oy ce Judnth Mane Robert Jud1th Frank Frank Frank Frase Freeman LOIS Freeman Roger Frerd Ernest Fremstad Albert Frlede Leonard Frredeck Patrlcxa Froehlrch Lourse Froseth Jon Froseth Manon Fults Kathryn Furrer Kay Fuson Paul Gaard Gary 52 03 1 88 90 99 108 110 56 03 29 63 Gaberr Jerry 53 100 09 0 Gabrxelsen Carolyn Gabus Karen Gageby oan Ganong Ganong Thomas Ehzabeth George Garber Gardow Gardow Gardow Gardow Garnett Gale ames 56 57 72 Lloyde Lye Garnett Garnett Garton Garton Garton GZVID Thomas Karen La Vonne Sharon Charles Gebhardt Rxchard Geerts Gexserr Gele1n Gelvm George German German Geschel Glbson Gibson Gxebel Grebel Grebel Gxedd G1lbert G1 lbert G1 lbert Dennrs George Harold Bruce Kar Kempton Tom Ronald Davxd udy ohn Marlene R1chard Bonnre Barbara Nancy Susan 69 98 2 52 7 Ronald 29 86 100 109 R ert 1 28 71 00 122 28 52 54 58 53 3 10 125 49 52 68 9 54 134 28 93 74 90 29 73 Gxlbertson Eleanor 29 52 4 ' , 3 .cc3. 3 33 3 33333155 , - 3 3 333323145 , , 3 333 33333376 , 333333 133 , 3 3 33145 , , 33 3 ,1 ,155 , 3 3 3 33333 144 , 33 33,1 ,155 , ' 3 351, 99, 155 , 3 3333.33333 3 333331 155 , 33 3 , , 154 , 33 33 3 333333155 , 33..33.3.....34. 27 , 3 3333 3 54,134 ,1 333 3 3 3333333154 ', ' 33 33333 33 33 333.33 133 , , 3.3 3333154 , - 14, ., , ,155 ', 3 33333 333333 101, 144 , 3 , , 100, .Y J 33 3 3125.145 ', 33 3 333333 145 104, , ,123 ,JV 3 29 '. D 101 , ' 3 3333 23145 , ' 328,69, 104 '. 3 33 333333333133 , 3 333327 , ' 59,155 . 3 33 333 3333 133 , 333339, , , 98 , 333333. 3333333333328 , 1 33 33333 3333 3333333 133 , 33,333 3333333333 145 , 5 3333 333,333154 , ' 3 33 33. 33333 133 5 , 33333 33 333,33145 , 33 3 333333154 3 , 33 3333 145 ' , 3 33.333 154 ', 33 3100, , ,155 , ' 33333 33333 3333-- 133 ' , , 33333-3145 ', 3 3333.33333-3 26 ' , ' . 3 333333.3 28 ' , 3 365, 99, 154 ' , ' 3 333 .333333 95,145 5 , 1 - . 33333333133 .3145 5 , 55 333 3 ,33145 , 3 33364,145 ' , 333333 33-3,355, 145 ' , ' 3 3 333358,154 , 3 , 12 , 133 ' , 333333 33 333333145 , 3 3333233145 , ' 3 3 3 3333 155 ' , 33 3333 155 , ' 33 .3333155 . ' 33333333333333 134' ' , 3333 3333 3 ,3333 328 , 3 28, , 1 , 104 1 13333 33 33 33333 , 33333 33333 145 , 33333 33 33399,134 , 333333 26 , 55-, ,3wv , y fffff 33333333333 , , 3333 , ,134 , ' 3 ,33,3,33 33333154 , 33. ..333333333333. 154 , 33333 333 333333333 28 -G- ' ,D N' '11 e ' 585 133 3 Y. 1 A -ff5f--ffff 701 133 , 33333333333333 355, 134 ' 3 522r 'r rr ' 1 55---5 -5-W , 3 , ,1 ,11,155 , 3333333333 33-27,103 , , 3,3101,145 -F- ' 5 ' '134 , W J ggg JMB-145 , 33 33333333333, 98,145 , JJA JJMMWW--134 , 33333 33333333154 , J 3 3 3 33 9, , 8 , 33 333,358,145 ' 2'e95'145 5 77 1 ' ' ' , . Y gg , ,SL 121 ,5 3 333333 33333357, 145 110, 122 Drury Sue 3 3333 333 33354 134 ' 77 1 45 ' 77777 ' 777777145 ' ' , Allyn 3333 3333333 3333333 134 , ' 3 3323333333145 ' . 77 '51r'r1r W ' , 3333 3 33333 58, 155 , 33,333,,33-333155 Y' . i7f7f7f7f7' fQf55TiZZ . , ' 3333333 , 1 , 122 , J 33 , , , 86, 155 , , 188199, 155 . ' 3 3 so 9 '15f' 132 ' rrrr 5 my-c '155 , ' ,3 33352, 54, 99, 145 ' 77'A 77 ' ' '134 ' 1 rcrr ' r52rrs5 222155 g JJJ34 3 3 33 3333 33 , 3333 333-3333333-3155 ' 26 1 1 33 333903155 , ob 3, , ,1 , 111, ' 77 7ffI45 f , . 1 3 3 3333333333134 115, 122 ' , 777' ' , ,313 333333 145 , 3333331l5, ,134 1 5 3333,33,33154 1 ' 77 33343 155 ' 3 1,53333138321133 3 , ' ' 'r E? ' , ' 333333 333391,12,155 , 333331333 , ,137 1 , 55555 55 1134 - , 333333 3 33 3333333 145 -, ,33,3,33 , 15 , 155 1 55 5 -5 5 5 ' , ' 33333333333333 54,134 , ' 33333 33333333155 -E- ' , 3333... .3 33333 99, 155 , ' 3333 64, 1, ,155 ' , 3.33 . 3.33333 155 ' , 33333333332 33134 , , 321, 122 ' , 3 3 33 33333 145 ', 3 3 113,121,145 , , 3 , 3 3 .,145 ' , 333. 3 3 3333333329 ' , 3333333333333-333154 , 9, ro, 65, 100, ' , , 33 29, 100,123 , 1 3333352,155 108, , 1, 145 ' , J 58, 127, 134 , 39, , , ,6 , ' 3 333154 ' ,, ' 3 60,145 , 3 33 , , 3 3 3333355,154 ' . 333 3333 33 , , 3333 333333333-154 , ' 3 3 ,3352,145 ' , 33 3313333154 ' , ' 333 33-333-33-154 , ' 33 33333 154 , 5 33 101, 145 ' ,J 3 , , ,3 33 3333 26 , 3 3 3 310,155 ' , J 333333 3333333361,155 , 33333 ,333333 145 , 33333 155 ' , 29, 71, 164 ', , 3, 3333, 3333 155 , 33 3 3 3.333. 145 ' , ' 33 3 333 , ,134 - , 3, 3333 3 , ' 5, ' 33 3,101,155 ' , ' 3333333 33333--145 ' , ' 3 3 22, 92, 101 5, 3 333333154 ' , 53 3333333333145 , 3 33 333145 , 3 333398,145 ' , , ' , ' 333333333 333355, 154 ' , ' , , 142, 145 ' , 3 , 3333333,3-3-3145 , 3 33333 155 , 3 3101,145 ' , 3 33 , ,5 G1lbertson LeRoy Gxlbertson Mary Gxles James Gllgan G1lgan G1llson Gxnder Gmder Glampe Glenna Kathleen Sharon Peter R1chard Ronald Davld Donald Glenz John X alberg Karen aldorson Roger Hale Jo Ann Hale Robert X5Hall Roy XHalvorsen LOIS Ham Sharon Ham1lton Judy '11-lamler Wayne Hams Sharon ,Hanke Gary Glenz Margaret Glenz Patr1c1a Glomsk1 Roberta Gobel Gary Goetz Carol Goller Beverly Goller Nancy GOnlIZkC Jeanne Gon1tzke W1ll1S Gore Jayne Gorton Charles Gosney Joan Goss Sally Grace Jud1th Graham Thomas Gram Pr1sc1lla Gramenz Barbara Graves Maeyean Green James Greene Barbara ,Q Hanke Hansen ansen Hansen Hanson Hanson anson Hanson Hanson Hanson Hanson Hanson Hanson Hanson Xl-Ianson Hanson anson anson Hanson 1 Hardmg Wllllam Annette DOIIS Harrret Charlene Curt1s Davxd M Davrd R Gary ac a Jer1lynn erry erry ohn une Martlyn Mark Sandra Nancy Gr1lley Grrmm Grmer Grtnsel Sharon Rnchard Kenneth ohn Grxp Thomas Gruhlke Bonme Guenther Arlene Gull1ckson Gunderson Gunderson Gunderson underson Gunderson Sh1rley Eugene erry oan Kather1ne Sandra Gunn Robert Gustafson Donald ustafson Nancy ylland Arletta Haddeman Jerry Hadden Dean Hadden Pearl Hagen Hagen Hagen Hagen Cra1g James Kent Marlan Hageness Darlene Hageness Jane Hageness Mary Hahn Joan HZIUCS Dor1s Ha1nes James 4 100 125 29 98 81 01 9 64 99 156 29 70 Hardy Carol Gregerson Mary Ann X Hardy ames 'J 156 N 1 J armon Barbara Harmon Janet Harper Clara 1Harper Ethel Harper LOIS HZIIIS Duane Harr1s Merl1n Harr1son R1chard Harsh L1 nda Hartl Carol Hartwell Bette Hasart Ina Hasart Vera Hask1 ns Lee Haug John Haug Sharon Haugen Stephen aunschrld Gerald XX X11-lawke Sharon lHawk1ns WllllS 2 Hayden Mary 1 6 NxHays Elame 30 54 58 99 X Hays Glorra Hays Lmda Hazelton Alfred Hazelton Alvm Hazelton Jerry Hazen Jerome D Hazen Jerome E Hazen Sadle xHegg Sonya Helman Nancy 52 97 99 4 122 146 30 98 16' 1 31 88 0 58 74 101 29 30 93 30 98 5 95 23 15 169 He1mstead G Bartley Hermstead Sharon He1mstead Karene Hemtz Nancy Heller Eugene Helstrom Jean1ne Helvug Russell Hempleman Edward Hench Mar1etta Henderson James Henderson Joyce Hendr1ckson Kay Henke T1m Henmg Dav1d Henn1ng Albert Hennmg Donald Henn1ng Margaret 7 30 85 52 35 52 54 0 Henry Hugh 5 61 1 10 2 5 Hentschel Sandra Hermann Jerome Hermanson Joan Hess V1ck1 Hessler Tom Heuer Jud1rh N Heuer Wayne HCWI tt Ronald Hewxtt Wyman Hxbbard Sarah rebel Sharon Hrgley Carne H1llman Jon Hoarcl Jack Hoard James l Hobbs Bryan Hoepner Gary 08 110 61 99 5 J J 5 Hoepner Kenneth Hoepner Ronald 'Hoesly John Hoff Arlene Hoff Audrey Hoff Gerald Hoffe Dav1d Hoffmerster Steve Hogan Allen Holbrook Ros1e Holbrook Sharon Holbrook W1lbur Holden Helen Holden R1chard Holden Walter Holhster Janeen Holl1ster Marjorre Holman Holmes J Holmes Thomas Holmqu1st Mar1an Holste1n Holste1n Holste1n Holter Sandra Holtz Janet Hoover Nancy Juamta 3.11165 Gary Wllllam Yvonne 30 98 7 7 ' , ,,..,, 98, 101,145 , vsf.. , , ,15 ' , . 111111 11146 ' , asae 1111 e.----- 145 1 . .ees 111-1 , ' , 1 -135 ' , 1 11 e.A- ee--ee 145 1 11 saaa 1 D... , ' , 1 11129 ' , sssss 1 .e.see 134 ' X , 1 11111163,98,156 ' , 111146 ' , 1 .eeez.... 155 A , 1 11 ,ssss 156 , 11136 ' , 11 11111152, 100,155 5 1 , ' 1 1111152,99,156 , ' 11 11111112,146 ' , ' 55---eee 57,155 A , 1 11 -111 1111199, 127 f, 1111 .... 111126, 156 ' , 11 11111 54, 121, 156'1 ' , 1111 11111111.... 30 , Asssv, 1179, 135 , ' 111111.. 115,134 , 1 11111 111154,146 , ' 111 11111 1 , 111 1111111..1.. 134 f' , 1 1111111 1111 11.1156 , 11111111111 ,1 , 1 1111 1 111111 134 1 1 , 11 1 1111 94,146 , 36, , ,6 , 1 1 1 11111 156 ,- 1 , ' ' 111 111 1111 94,156 ' , 1 11111111199,156 , 1111111111111111 134 ls , 1111 11155, 146 5 , ' 11 1 1 131,101 ', 111111111111111 28 61 lH , ' 11111 11111 111111 1146 ', ' 11 1 59, 135 , 1111111 1 11111 145 '1 , ' 1111 1 1111 1 11111 5 ' , 1 1111 1 11135 , 111111111 11111 5 9,145 1 1.1111111130 A , 146 , 111111111111 52, 156 ' , ' 111111.1..111 156 ' , 1 11 1146 , 1111111111111 55, 146 'jH . ' . 11111.11.111 156 , 1131, 3, , 104, 109, ' , 111111111111 11128 1 , , ' . 1111..1111111 135 ,1 ' , ' ' 11111111111 94, 145 g 1 1111111111111 58, 135 , 11 1111111 59, 146 , 1111.1..1111111 55, 321 'T X , J k 1.11111111111 1111461 , , 1111111111111 146 , 1111111111111111 1 , y 1111 1111111111 30, 11 , 1111111111111 1146 , 111111111 59, 145 A , ' 11111 .1.111.. 1 35 , ' ' 111111111111111 55, 156 , 111111111 1111111111 1 34 1 , J P. 1 11.1111111... 135 , 111100, 1 , , 123, , 11..111...1.11 1111 2 8 .J , J 11 1111 .111 31, 123 X 156 J , 11111111111111 134 1 , J 11111111. 57,511,156 1 , 1 1 1111111111135 1 I l ffffffffffefHfff X' 5 .I ------------- 88, , YYY.. YY-Y- 1111114, , 1111111111 52, 145 -5 , ' 1..11111111111 131 - 111111 111146 , ' 111111111111111 134.1 , 111..11.1111 55,135 - 3 1 111111 111131 , 111111111111111111 135 X fl , 111.1111 .111 3 ,93 1 - 1, 1111 1 ,145 , 1111111111 11 11111 28-N 1 ' , 1 111111.11111 1.156 1 - y 11111 1111111111156 , 1111111111 156 ' , 111111111111.11 -1156 - - 111111111 1111111 1 56 Grewe, John 11111111111111 28, 125 1 , J 11111111.1111... 146 Hill, Barbara A1111 1 1111111 124, 146 , 111111 11-57, 92, 156 511 , .1 111.11111111 135 Q - y 11111 11111 111111146 ' , ' 111111111111111 156 ' ,' 1 11111 , ,9 111111111 11111111 1 146 ' , 111111111111 1 Cas - , 111111.11 , ,135 , 11111111111 11114,156 ' , J -1111-11 , , , X1 , 11.111.....11111 135 111111 1111 , ,101 ' , I 1111111111111 54, 1461 5 , ' .1111 1 1.111111111 31 1 y 111 111111111 114, 146 , 111111111111111 156 .N K ', 1 11111111111111 1156 Y fff-f1-11 A111135 1 4 4-444----- 52, 156 1- ', ' 111111 . 11..1..111 135 111111155, 115, 135 ' , ' 1111111111111 29 1 1, ' , ' 111.111111 111135 1111 1111111156 - 44444- -1 ----- 135. 1 , ' 11 1111 9, , 1 , 146 1 11111 182,135 , J 11111111111111 156 Q '1 , 1.111..11 1 11.1 59,146 Q 111111111111 1 111136 , J 1 1111.11.11 58, 135x , 1 1111111111 129, 146 , 1 y 111111111111 1 11146 1 4----3-44-- 13511 , -1111-111111 1111 , X1 , ' 111111111111 122, 135 1 - 4-4----11 , , U, 1111111111111 1-11146 X - , 1111 11111 1111135 1 A4A4----11- 11-111 1 46 ' , 11111111.... 11111 1 46 - , 1111 11 111111111111 130 , 111111 29, ,1 1 , 1 11111 1 111111111 11 - 1 1111 1 , 1 , , 1111 111111111111 1 22, Q jgii1T1j11ggi113'? ' '-'m e v X - v ------A------.1 3 , 3 11,1 11111 1 ,1113O H JH ' , 1111111111 , OK , 1111,11171, 12,156 - - , 1111111 1 111.111 135 1 ' 61,135 , 111111121135 - X ' 1 ' ' - -1111 -1111111 135 '- , 11111 1. 123,156 , 1 1--,1 9 , 1 11 111. .135 X ' , 1130, 62, 104 1- , ' C0,83,146 N ' ' ' 1 68,156 , 1 111 1111 5 . x - 1 1 y ' 1 11m135X 1 , 11 111 1146 XX 1 ' 1 31, 56 1 , N- W- YM-gzYY4Y 135 4 ' -1 1111 11111192, 156 '-X , 11,1 1 111153, 156 , 11111111n W ffff, 146 - I 111 1 1111111. 135 , 111 111 11 111135 , ' Y Y YYYY K YYYN ,156 s 1 111111111 11.11.1 135 ' , ' 11 1111 1155,146 1 1 11111111 y K' . 1 1111 .1135 ', 111131 , 1 11111 , ,135 Q Y , -4 1111 ,1 ,146 tg ', 111 11111 1111 1 46 , 11111 1159,1561X 11 1 I - 4, 44444 6 Q 1 11 1 44431 , .. 98,156 J - 4 44 4444 155 F . 1 111-4-135 ' 1 ' 11 11111135 , ' 1 .29l1 , 11 1. 111152,146 ' , Y Y fif156 , 1 111 1129 , 1 11 11 57, 58,156 Horel Joseph Horstnck Emma Horstxck Ruth Hotchklss Chrlstlan Hotchkxss Karen Hotchk1ss Roger Hoten House House House Hove Hovey Patr1c1a Delton James Velda R1chard Nancy Howard Carmen Howard Vxctor Howell Mary Hoyt Suzanne 32 5 2 1 04 1 05 Hrubesch Bonnxe Hrubesch Donna Hrubesch Ia Vonne Hrubesch Ronald Hubert Roy 64 82 9 64 103 56 57 32 62 71 99 Hugdahl Deanne 57 Hulett Davxd Huntmgton Donald Hutchens Curt1s 115 3 34 73 Hyland Jacquellne Hyland M1chael Hysen Darlene Indgyer Gary Inglr Judy Bruce Gary Lane Mary Jacobs Carroll Jacobs Lynn Jacobs Roland Barbara Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson 7 52 54 47 82 135 3 57 8 Jacobson Jacobson Jacobson Jacobson Jacobson Jean Mane oan LaVonne Mrchael Jones 0311 Sharon S1 gnd Jacor Denms Jaeger Son ya Jahr Carol Jarosch R1chard Jarver Barbara Jenkrns Barbara Jensen Jensen Jacobson Jacobson Carol Charles Jensen Jensen Jensen nsen Jenson Janrce Joyce Patr1c1a Wxlllam Edward Jevne Franklnn ohnson Allan 33 93 99 7 5500 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson ohnson ohnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson 110 123 ohnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson ohnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Barbara Bonme Bonme M Charles Dale C Dale D Damel Darrel E Darrell L 9 Davxd Alfred Davxd Allen Deanna Donald Ellen Eugene Gary R Gary W Gregory Janet G Janet S Jeanne oyce Judxth Ann Judlth A Judy K Judxth M Kenneth Margaret Marylm Mary Lou Mary Luc1lle Mer1land 33 W Ramon R1chard C Roger Ronald N Ronald Soma A Sonya D Steven Steven Susan J Susan M Thomas F Thomas J Valerxa Vlfglnla Warren Yvonne Johnston Eugene Jones Brlnley 12 157 Jones Jones Crang James E ones James L Kathryn Nadme Robert Jones Jones Jones Jordan IDIS Jorgenson Jerry 33 Jorgensen Kerth Jorgenson R1chard 170 7 32 93 55 75 5 98 101 32 52 100 108 110 115 6 7 Julson Denn1s Julson Nancy Jump Beverly Jump Carol Jump Robert Juryens Joyce Kalanqum Lesl1e Kallenbach Marlys Kallerud Karen 7 Kappers Kathryn Kappus R1chard Kappus Wrlfred aufman Sandra ul Thomas awell Kawell e1ner e1ner Georg1ann Sally Marlys Mary Kelly Darlene Kelly Mary Ann Kelly Stephen Kennedy R1chard Kensmoe Donald Kent Harvey 7 57 101 33 56 33 56 34 90 K1dd Kathryn 63 88 99 Kxldahl Ann 1ldahl Howard Krlde Ronald K1lde Sandra K1llen Leonard Kmderman Allen Kmderman Robert Kmg Fred Kmney Jrm Klrkhoff K1tt1lstad Mxchael Larry Klaes Jan Klawxter Klaw1ter Klawnter Klaw1ter James ohn Judnrh Pau 34 58 35 60 Klebxg Larry Klexst Lols Klerst Nancy Klem1sh Maryorxe Klmgbexl Dawn Klmgler R1chard Klofanda Mary Aly Klopp Robert Kloss Merylan s 35 93 Klueckman Anamae Kneer Margaret 34 88 98 Kn1ckerbocker Gretchen Kmght Maureen Kn1pfer Dorothy nock Kathleen nopps Ignatuxs Knudtson Edna Knudtson lone Knudtson Raymond Knutson VV1ll1am ochendorfer Wayne 34 56 52 54 , , 2 2 o.sss 135 , ,o,o,,oooo 147 , ' 74,3157 ' , 2 , ,135 , ' 1. 222255,136 , 2322 o.,., 88,136 ' , , , 2,156 , ' . 2 ccc..sc. 22157 , ooooooroo 22 2 2232333 ' , ' ' 2 ss.. 135 , ,2 ,sss 126,136 , o,.,,,.,,,o 2233222136 ' , 2 2 222222146 , . ,.,s...c,r.s2, 157 , s,.,.... 23222257,147 ' , 22 2231, , , . ssss 2 sssss 32 ' , .,ss,.s.cc 2222222214 , 2 3 2 sss.c.s 135 1 , ' 555555oo.,c5s 22232 , oooo .o1..... 231 , . ..,.,,o5 100, 157 ll -K- , 2 32 55,s55oooo.1.. 32 , , 3,100,114,157 , . , 23 5ooo,, 1..,5 146 , ' ..,o, 115, 136 ' , - ooo555.,ooos., 146 , ' oooc..,ooc 147 ' 'e 'r e 33' 124 127 2-333332222222232 ' 77 77'7 w 1 7 1 ------g 4 , aaass 2 Aaa.. 2232 1, , f,-a-a.asa-- 2--35 ' , 63' 931 , ' ooss 53,156 N , ...sc5sscs.1. 52, 15 1 I 7-----7-777775-147 , oooooo. 2 2233101, 146 '17 , ..scsc..ss,c5.c. 33 1 --eef77A---- --147 , 33 , , , ,103 , . .............. 147 1 -e-7--7777 777-127 , . .............. 33 , ..vv4A-- - -44--M- - l 4, - ffiiwAAiiAii-i-32 , YA----YY-4-- -'136 , . ...,...f...Y, y --fff-iAvvYY-- 135 , , Y,.-.-. 32, 71, 127 X , --------- 1 1 157 . , ,W oo,1oooo 146 , . -44----..-- , ' 1 --efe---e 1 1 105 , on ooooo 115, 135 f M , -444--v- ---591 136 i 1 --------- - 1 1 103 y gg ggvg-Wg - g--y we gggg 146 , , 1 --,,...... ...... 1 47 , 22.......... 59, 136 , 2256, , 114, 156 1 'I ee-----e--- N 1 --f------ 155 1157 , ' 2, 3 osoo 2 2,111 3,135 . - v4---------- 1 ----------- 1 - w ggggg 33 , , ,o,,..,.c1 52, 157 , ' ......22. 125, 157 , ' , 12 , 135 B 2 ' 1 ve----------- 1 -f----------- , - 3, 2,146 ' , 41-A---v-v--- 1 eeee--Ye--e--- --- , - ,J ,g g ,56 3 , 32 ...,.,...., 32 X ' , 2 , , ,101,157 , 22..2 2,,,22 5 4, 135 l 1 ' ---- ---------- 156 1 ----------77-77-- 147 A , o5..,.1....,. 147 ' , .,2.2 115, 123, 136 -12. , ' 33 ,coo 222,147 1 ' , 2 , , , ' 3 , 100, 104, 108, ' , .22222........ , , 1 -------------- 147 ' , 1 ' , 2 222266, 100, 157 1 1- ------------------ 141 , ,,,. ,2 ooo,.. 94, 147 J ' , ,.c22 2 2..2... 157 111- Johnson, Richard B. ,,........2Y 136 X ' , ---.---- 115, 136 1 , ' , o5..31....... 33 .N ' , 2.... 2.2222222123 , -v33,,,v3 , , 1 , 33333. 332, 33, 101 'A ' , ' 2,..2 114, 122, 147 , ,,,-...-,,3,. , , , 33 33,33 100, 147 ' , ' 22 ....,. 35, 122 , .,1...,..,3 3, , 5 , . 333..22 122, 147 ' ' , ,.22222.r. 257, 147 , ..3333....33. 58, 147 , ' . 33 3333..2 59, 147 , 22.2 2 2222222222..... 235 , ,,,,.-.----- 98, 147 , ' , ,,3333,..,3,2 136 1 , ,3,.333..,. 54, 136 , 33..,,........2 222135 lx , A. 222222..2 61, 136 . , J ' 22222222 - 222. 22 , , ,---33,.. 33, 53, 100 , 12, ,.,,33...,332 147 , 2,......22. 55, 136 , ,...2-33,. 57, 156 , . ..33333..,22.r 147 ' , 1 2 2.2.. 63, 98, 147 , ' ....33.... T147 1 , . 3.3333.22 54, 136 ' , 2 222.1s 2...2...,2 1 57 ,J ,3.,.,...,...... 147 , . 33....,.2 32 Q ' , ' 2 .2.22.22. 101,147 , .....,,3..... 156 1 , , 233,3... 101, 157 X ' , 222..2. .2 2 2222. 2136 , ' 22222222222222 57 , ' 222222 2 22.222.2 32 ' , ' ' 222222 22222 2 2147 , 222.. 2. 22232222 135 , ' ' ' 222222 v 55, 147 ' ', 22 222222 222222235 , - ' 3323,32,2222222 147 , H 3 3333 322113,147 ' , ' 222222222 113,147 , ' ,.332222,2,3232.2 157 X , 3323 2 .v.3,1222 136 , 2222 , ,127 , ' 2,313 22 2233,,3 101, 157 , 33222222.2222 32 X , 22.2..22222 222222136 , 2 222222.2 . , , ' 2222.22 , ,9,101, K, , .......2.222... 157X , ' 2,22 , 222.222222 136 3 1 , ..2...2..2. l57X , 2222 22 222258, 135 , - 7 fvgfg W g------- 136 , 22222222 , , ' , 22 2 222222 22147 Y . - H gA--- ---gg- 1 47 Sf ' , 2-.- 2222234 . 2222255141 , A, 31,,,, 147 3 ' , 222.1-. . X J 1 - 1 1 1 . 4 , ' 22222 .2. 222222 22233 xy , J Y,YM-- F YYA------v-Y 32 1 ----------A- 2-1 7 , 22222.2. 2264, 157 1 , YYYN Y Y-Y-Yw- 54,147 . 2222222 , , 157 , M 22222.2222222 258, 136 , ' gvggggY,,gA-vg--3 157 , ' -22222222222222 35 , 2222222222.2.22 152 ,S , --w----1,---- 73,157 . . 222...22....... 135 , 22222 .2 222222222 13 1 - gYgg-g-V--g,Ma- , , .2.2222.2.22222 2 7 , 222222222222222 147 Kg i U , , , , 22222.222.22 3 , ' 22222222222 128, 157 , - wgvggggg- , 13 ' , ' ' 22222222222.22 34 , 22222222 , 1 , 157 - , - ----g-gg.---- 14 , 2222.222222 136 Krause Jul1e Koehler Johanna Koemg Larry Kohlhepp Nyles Kohlhepp Penny Kohlhepp Sandon Kohlhepp Stanley Kohles Robert Kolka Els1e Kollta James Kolpe1n Catherme Kolpem PBIIICIZ Kolve Roderlck Kopp Frank Kopp Terr1ll Kopplrn June Korn Lorel1e Kortness Gerald Kosmo James Kosmosky Darlene Kovac Jul1e Kovell Sharo Koyyaleyxslu Mary Koualevnsk1 M1chael Kozlovyslu Harold Kragness Roger Krause Kathlyn Krause Patnck 9 3 Krenz Margaret KIICSC W1ll1am Kr1,1.,svold MHFVID Krlgsvold Sharon Krogstad John Krogstad Mary Jo Kruger Donna Kruger Jud1th Kruger Robert Kruschlte Raymond Kuehn Roger Kuehn W1ll1am Kufahl Joyce Kuhnert Charles Kulbeck Allen Lahnet James Lahner Kenneth Lahner Teresa 56 99 Lake Thomas Lamm Jerry Lampman Gaylord La Muska Weslyn Lane Elxzaberh Lane Leon1ta Lane Steven Langland Joan Langland Roger 36 Langm orthy June Lanphere Dona Lanphere Nola La Page Leah La Po1nt Joseph 5 3 5 3 La Rock Barbara LaRoclc Eugene La Rock Roder1ck Larson Amonette J 35 63 113 2 7 7 11 5 7 59 136 3 93 9 71 7 100 109 7 7 7 657 7 7 7 100 101 Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Iarson Larson Larson Larson Larson Burton Donald Ethel Faye Frances Gary Geraldme Gregory oan on Madelxne Manlyn L Manlyn S Marshall Myron Patr1c1a Pruience Ramona Raymond R1chard Robert Sonya Lassek Rxchard Laurxtzen Ronald Laursen Kather1ne Laurence Jan1ce Lawrence Ronn1e Laycock Joan Le Barron Denms Lecy Barbara Lee Allen ee Donald ee Fredenclr ee James CC Lorra1ne ee Mar yorxe ee Marlys ee Mary ee Nad1ne Robert Lehman Lll'1L18. Le1pn1tz Alan Lenser Thomas Lexth Getal 1 Lekvnn T1mm Lenn1e Marlene Leslclnen Sharon Lesl1e Levxn Levy 15 Lew IS Patr1c1a Shelly Kathryn San ira Levylston Laura L1ddell Janet Lleberg Farl L1ghth1zer Gary L1ma Denn1s L1ma Jon 171 55 25 7 36 90 88 90 52 60 56 98 57 75 0 110 6 589 7 7 7 36 57 100 116 7 7 7 7 7 7 L1ma Nancy Lnnd V1rg1n1a Lmdbo Maryory L1ndbo Thomas L1ndeke Ronald LlndOW Beverly Lmse Alrce L1ppen Kenneth L1pp1n V1rg1n1a L1tshe1m Joan L1ttle Roger L1v1ngston Ed1th Lnmgston El1zabeth Loftsgordon DOIIS Loga Donna Loga Jud1th Loga Larry Loken Janet Lolcen Lynn Lolcen Steven Lokken Barbara Loltken Ilene Lokken Roxanne Barbara Cynthla 103 George ohn Long Long Long Long Loomxs Dayton Lord Janet Lorentz Sandra Lorenz Harlan Lorenz Larry Lorge Ronald LOVVIK Daryl Lowry Patr1c1a Luber Jerry Ludmkosk1 Jud1th Lueck Lynn Lueck Maryland Luer Jeanette Lund Donald Lund Gerald Lund Janet Lundeen Audrey Lundqutst Janet Luttrell Er1c Luttrell Karen Lyons Larry Mac1..au ghl1n Ann MacLaughl1n Jean 56 98 1 10 3 58 7 137 5545 58 59 52 54 9 77 23 56 69 0 55 94 7 7 8 57 93 1 3 98 164 MacLoren John Madson Darlene Madson Darry ll Ma1 Mary Ma1 W1ll1am Malltson B111 Manor Patr1c1a Manthe1 Herman Manthe1 James 7 , 1 11 1111111149 , 11 ees..ss....s 36 7 , 1 11, eee, 11111111148 7, 11,126,136 , - 1 11 11 1115, 7 , 7 7 7 111 , ,148 . 1 1 115, 13K 1 1 34 , 7 111114,136 , 1 srsss 7 77 1 1 135 ' 7 5 7 :ZS 7 , 1166, 1, 114, 148 , 1134 1 7 1 7 . 11 111-115, 135 1 7 1 1 1 116 7 , ' 7 , 7 1 1 111154, 136 1 ' 7 7 , 1111158 , 11 sssss , ,114 1 ' 77 771413 7 7, 7 77 , 7, 1 sesseesss 136 1 7 7111 7 7 , 1137, 2, ,8 7 , 77 ee.ee.ee.ee -11136 1 r-'--- 7 , 111 , ' ,s.--.-,-f-- 1-136 ' ' ' '13 'A , ' 1 sss. - , ,137 , 12 , 14 1 77 7 7 1 3 Z 7 xviif niiYiY83, 14' 3 .I 777 -A777571 641 L 1' 7 i -i ifuilgg 7, 1136 1 1 , 77 7 srss , 1111156, 158 7 111 35, 71 1 7 7 seee 7 1 1 117 7 y 4 14 , 7 . 11 111153,157 7 1? ,' 1 1 l3f 1 1 ' 7 7 1 7 1, 1 1 ,119 , 158 1 , 1 1 11 , 11 1 157 , 63,115,137 , ' 1 5, ,9 ' ., 1' 1 W , 1155, ,1 ,137 , fl 11 34, ,99 1 7 1 1 1718 , 11 sees 1 36 1 1 7, 1111 34 1 1 77 7 lg , 11 1 15 7 1 7, 7 1100,157 1 7 , 1 1 1127, 158 , 7' H nn 15 , 4 37, Y W inn-N ,158 , 11 . ..v.111. 134 1 77777111 148 , 7 1 19, , , 7 , 75- , 7 1 11111 1 11111159, 136 1 , 7 7 7777 777148 98, ,158 , 1 1 11 1111 .1157 1 , , 11163,137 , 7 1171, , ,110, .1 77 77 Z1 , J 11 , ,137 123,151,157 L 1 7 8 7, 11 1 11111 ,158 , 1 1134, 73, 99 111116111 10166 7 7 755775977133 Loomis, Jack .11.1.. -1----158 7 , 7 7 11 1111 15 1 , 1 1 , 11111111148 71 , 7 111-4,14 ' 1 1 77 7 777777 111 , 1136, , 1 1156, 147 ' 1 14? , 1 1 1148 , 1 1 157 1 , 77 7777 1' , 1 1 1 1 148 , 1 1 34 7 7 77 712 , 11111111137 , 1 1 35 1 7 7777 '13 7, 11 1137 1 , 7 101,147 1 7 1111 1 15- 1, 77 1 11 136 , Y W 147 L ,W 1109, , 11 , 11 , ' y 148 , 11 11.. 35, 100 117' 1 1 17 7, 7 11137 , 1 11 .35 11 ' 7 77776 72' , 1 1158 , ' 7 .1 147 L 1 , 1 1411 , 1 1,159,137 , 1111 1 52,14 1 , , 7777 77777 77111 , 1 1111 158 , 115, ,114, 122. L 1 11 1 121 , 11 158 148 L 1 77111 , 111111111111158 , 1 13K E 1 17 7777777777 7'77777 117 , 1 11158 Le' W ' W '148 , 1 11-1111 37 -1- '11 , 7 7 148 ' , 1192,158 1 1 11 11148 7 7 1 1 1 111111 157 ' 'G 5 77761111 , 100, 114, 157 - 1 36, 1 ll Y 1 7 37 , , , 103, 12, 15' 1181 119 1 ' ' ' 148 , ' ' k M if36 iM1- , 35 ' , ' f f 713 , 1 1 35 ', k 715 ' , 1 , 60, 148 - 1 7 711--1 136 ' , 11188137 . ' , 11 67 71196- , ' 111 111f 55, 136 ' YM ii-- iiAi1j' , , ' 1f11 111 -1-1 41-11127 ', Y, , ffff 114,148 , 1 15571151137 , 111, 11111 118 , M137 148 ' 1 7 7117 1111 5 91 148 1 11 1111 55, 148 1 , 1 1 11158 110 1 -1 7' ' ' 1 109' A 'A , 111 111-137, 56 7, 1 , 1 57g 148 1 7 137 7 7 7 1 57 75, 158 1 7 '77129' 132 , ,1 1 7717777771 157 , 7 156, 80, 158 - 11 11 1 1411 M8 4 , 1 11121, 148 V -- 148 - 7111- 7- , 7 1 1 11111 1157 1 y J36 7 77551 ' , 11 1111115' 7, 55, 94, 148 Manz Carl 3 53 61 10 1 10 6 Marcott Patncra Marcus Jeff 36 52 Marcus Paul Markle Sharon Marquardt Allen Marquardt Eugene Marsh Kathleen Marten Davtd Marten Donna Martenson Carol Martm Thomas Marx Glorra Marx Nancy Marxman Marlene Mason Charles Massey Mane James Mathews Mathews Neperud Carolyn Mathews Mattlson Mattson Mattrson Mamson Mattxson Mattson Mattson Janrce Vaughn Delorrs Karen L1nda Ruth Sharon Carole Dranne Mattson John Matz Karen Mautz Judy McCabe Thomas McCann John McCrady Jm McCurdy Mrchael McCurdy Robert McCutchen Ann McDonald Bruce McElwa1ne Judy McFadden MHXIHC McFarlane Dale McFarlane Mrchael McG1ll Colleen McGrath James Mclnnrs Kathleen McIntyre Katherme McMahon Susan McMahon Theresa McNa1r Carol McNa1r Lewrs McNa1r Marlene McQu1llan Kathleen McQu1llan Robert Mener Carol Melby Phrllnp Meltz Judnh 37 93 55 63 121 42 115 22 64 98 55 27 95 101 58 75 56 57 54 60 98 Mencel Betty 54 64 Merrrck Beverly Metz Joan 38 2 Mewhorter Douglas Meyer Ma rr lyn Meyer Phylrs Meyer Sandra 38 52 60 57 58 Meyer Steven 53 54 101 125 149 Meyers Marlene 38 84 Mrchels Nancy Mlckelson Donald 39 100 104 110 112 Mnerow Mary M1kesell Sylvra M1 land Gerald Mrles M1les Mrles Mrles Mrles Mrles Mxley Calvrn Evelyn Janrce Lrnda Ray Ruth Audrey Mrlledge Farth M1llen Mrller Mrller Mlller Mrller Arleen Jelda Joyce Iavel Ronald Mrlward Carol M1lward Mary Mmto Ronald Mmto Rosemary Mltchell James Mrttelstadt Ronald Mrttelstadt Shu-ley Moe Bernard Moehle Jeralynn Moehle Trudy Moen Judtth Moen Moffrt Moholt Mohr Vlfglnla Judlth Peter Jeanette Monroe Mary Monsen Roderlc Mooney Wal er Moore Moore Moore Moore Faylene anet Terry Verlyn Morlssette Mary Mork Joanne Mork Odrn Mork Rosalre Morr1ssey Darlene Morse Arleen Mortenson Karen Mortrmer Phyllrs Moses Darryl Moses Roderrc Moss Betty Mousel Mary Mousel Mueller Mueller Mueller Muello Mueller W1ll1am Donna Joan John John Marlys Mundrnger Dav1d Murphy Davrd Murphy Denms 172 55 37 39 57 55 137 39 56 55 49 58 158 38 69 970 03 38 00 39 53 1 57 27 Myers Jerry Myers LaMo1 ne 3 2 3 Myrxck Joe 5 3 60 Nagel LeRoy Naser Edward Nerbauer Gerald Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Alrce Beverly Carol Davld Donna Frederxck Gayle Gerald Herman Karen Lynne A Lynne C Rrchard E Rrchard W Robert Robert Roger Ronald Shrrley Steven Sylv1a V1rg1l V1rg1n1a N Nesla Prrscxlla Nesla Rnchard Nesya Stephen Neuman Bruce 1 13 Newendorp Roberta 98 104 127 Newton Bernard Newton Karl Nrcolax Robert Nrcholax Sharon Nrchols Elrzabeth Nrchols Gustave Nrermeyer Davrd Norby Delores Norby Joan Norgaard Janet Norman Jon Nowak Selby Nussberger Donald Oatman James ODonahue Donald Oestrexch George 40 Oestrerch Mary Oren George Oxtznnger Donna Okeson, Ardell Okeson Dagny Oldfreld Ga1I Oldfreld Nanq' Olrver Sallre 52 57 38 38 57 39 56 88 114 21 39 68 114 22 10 111 9 W- 6' Y ' 80, y - 1 n a s , --.V-, ,Y 3, 111 Y 117 , u.as... Wu- , , ' nm, 9,1 ,, 126 , ----------v---- 36 ' , .......ss,..sv4- 39 ' , , so , , 114,158 , vsf- , , 54. 61, 100, ' , ,YA. , , , 101 109, ,, , 125 -N- , ..,ss 5 ........ 52, 137 - 4 A1--AA114--,v , 1 39 , ...........s 137 - , ' sss,-....so. , 1 4 1 ..ssss.s4. 55,115 - , sss,s 0 ss...,ss, 158 . ' 138 f +e-+'1'+----1 122 3 5 ' M '-+--1e1---+ , , 1 H ,s,3g3i11gL111,11159 ' . o' Q 1 , ee-----eeeee'feee 137 , , ooro ED55, 95, 149 , ,o.............. 148 Y JJAJvJHJw-wJA-- 4 59 - 'feee1--------- 148 ' 1 - ss111-111-1111-s11 58 1 9 ijijiiiiiiiiiiiiigg . ' c A c 37 ' 1 eeeeee-eee--ef-e -1 ,D ..oo, 53538, , 71 , r......Y 52, 98, 158 - Y Jv----,----JJ--w-J 149 1 , 74 138 1 ' eeee----f----fee- 137 ' , ..ss..ss..ssssss.. 38 ' 7777777777 ' 149 , s..A...ss..... 75, 148 - , - ooov oo,,,-,, , ' , ,sssss... 52, 158 - , --V----MM---- , ' 7777 o'5'5555'5 77 38 , ..,...5555... 9, 158 ' , ,,--,----,ooo o,ooo 1 58 ' -- -----'I-'-'159 1 ' -1-----w----v---- 37 ' , 1- ,.so ..ro,o,o 6 1,137 ' 77777777 ' ' 57 , -f-4-fA-fv-fff 148 ' , ,,-,-,-vw----- 58, 149 ' ' 7777777777777I38 , ' ff,f.f.. WV52, 148 ' 4 3 ,w-7--A, K -gxff 153 ' . ' '5' 7 '5 149 4 - I eeee- 1 eeee ---158 ' , 1 ...ssrsss 52, 137 ' - ' .717-7,7-'47-7-7-777 , ffff 5- -ff-f-A-- 148 ' 4 A4,YH-'-,--- 58, 149 -' A. HMM--nu-149 ' 7777 5' 158 1 1 ------------ 76, 138 1 E 55 138 ' - ' evee V ---ee1 137 ' , .............. 149 ' 7 7777777777 ' 149 I ' ' 7 64, 158 I 1 -M-------------- 158 1 -------777-775157-138 ' 1 1111-4 -------- 137 ' , s........s,. 149 ' - 777777777777 ' 38 , -------A------- 58 ' , ' uw-Am JYY- 138 ' - 7-7-------- nu , ' ssu... .. .... 58, 140 , ,--.,,---.,,,---- 138 ' . so'-- - 61' 149 , 111.......... 55. 137 , , , 1 , 158 ' . . 1 AYYYYF'--Av A 313 1 --------------- 7 ' ' . 1 eefveef-e----' 1 7 , ' v........v1..... 158 ' 777777 ' 2 '14 Mayer, Gary fff,,,,Y.,--. 126, 148 Mgen, Sharon 4-------.-f4---4 138 . '. . 7777777777 5 ' 143 , ....,.,.v 123, 148 , - - - H 44--44---4 44,158 . ' . UBS 1 4 +e-f++++-+eeee-e 148 w ' +1111,, -91138 -' 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiisg , 1 5- A--------4------ 148 , 4 ,fm-4 4 1 4 123 ' 1 149 5 ' ---f - --ee 129- 137 , .....ss....o , C139 ' 77 ' ' ' 87 1 --------------- 37 , ...1..11 ss.. 138 ' ' ' ' , ff----- , , 137 , ' ,,,,n,,W,4 , ' ' 18 , -100, , 1 , 148 , , ' ' -------------- 138 ' , sss5r,,....... 148 1- , A -s'--'-e-ss-r-- so . 1 ' sss--as---ee -141 , ---94, , 1 , 149 1 e----e- f ----- 37 , J H ..111v. , 1 , 158 - - 138 , --..fv 61, 114, 158 , --i-Yw4--,Y- -,v-- 1 49 , ' , --'- - ' , 1 ----------v- 148 , -,,,,--4,4-, Ykzv 1 38 . ' 7777777777777 138 ' , .....1....-.... 158 ' , .oooooo --,, 6 4, 158 . ' . -s's------ 1 -51--123 U 1 11-1-- 1 1 1 137 . .5...... ,..., 5 2, 149 ' 77777777 58' 158 , 5-............ 38 , ' .,,,,-,s.........- 149 ' --'---'--- ' 39 , ' sv... , , 148 , ' -svrr ooo-4,,--.--, 3 9 ' 777'7 ' I4 , .....r , 1 , 158 ' , --,o,,Y,,,-Y1 158 ' '-'- 6 5-153 A , , , 158 , .o,o,.,,o,o,,,oo, 138 ' o-'e-'--'r--- ' 159 4 --- 1111-- . , 153 , . oosor.oo., 52, 158 ' 77777777 7'777 '777138 1 ', ' f--A---- - , , 158 ' , ' 5 s,.o,v.ss,sss 49 ' 7777 777777 77 ' , --------- ----- 3 8 , 5, ,155555v....... 138 -O- ' , ---1---1-- 1-137 , ' .5..s,..... 110, 158 - , use ooo. 114, 148 , 44--N----------4444 38 , .s....s,s....s. 149 ' , s,,.,,..... ....... 1 37 , H -7Y-4-4,444v47 38 ' , .,.,.5.u..Y. 159 , ' ' ,,....,...... ---137 , ' ' H oo,o.o-wA,-o- 149 ' , - , 0. . 117 , ' ,,,52, , , , 158 , H ,,,,,,,,,,,,-, 38 ' , -A-f.V---- 101. 149 , ,s ,r.-, 9, , , 137 4 444vv-----43v4YYv 39 ' , -....s.3s.... 52, 159 ' , ,..1....s,,... 158 , ,,4--4-44,,,, 133 ' ' , fffYf-.4-5- ---40 , oooo...,.... , 5 , 103 , ..f.5--5-..----- 159 , --Y1------1f 137 , .5sss.......... 158 ' 1 U '--------------- 149 , ' v5.f---'1 , , ' , ' sssscs 54, 72, 158 ' 1 -114---1---'----- 149 , ' 4..4-------------- 38 , ' ,5sosss5...s 76, 138 1 -1-e----------- 138 , ,,..s-....... , 1 , ' ------.------- 153 ' . ' -4-7----.---4- 5---149 Olsen Olsen Olsen Olsen Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Charles Mary Nancy Sharon An1ta An1ta M Annette Benyamxn Beverly Bonn1e Dav1d A Davld B Donald Edwm Gary Idella James MIC! Janlce Jeannette Karen Mae Kay Laurel Marc1a Mary Patr1c1a Paula Ph1l1p Robert D Robert O Roger Sandra Steven Tamara Thomas P Wayne O Mara R1chard O Mara Sandra O Ne1l AVIS Onstad Paul Orr Roger Orvold Osterude Nancy Mae Osterude B1 Otterson Otterson Otterson Barbara Carolyn Wallace Otto Marcxa Owen Owen Owen Paape Paape Pachxo Judrth Lxnda Patr1c1a Jacquel1ne Jeanne Kather1ne Page James Pahl Donna Pahl Sally Panzer Jane Panzer Rxchard Parker Arden Partlow Tom 1 19 149 Patraz Allen 1 4 52 54 61 123 126 57 101 40 52 54 56 57 113 16 Patrxe Patrow Patrow Patrow Patton Patton Paulson Paulson Paulson Paulson Paulson Paulson Paulson Paulson Paulson Tom Berry Mary Robert 100 Barbara Jul1a James on Katy Larry Milo Robert J Robert L Sonya Thomas Paulsrud Bruce Paulsrud Karen Peak Wxllard Peden Allen Peden Donald Pederson Darlene Pedersen Blame Pederson Larry Pendergast Pendergast Pendergast Pendergast Barbara Betty James Janet Perk1ns Sharon Perry Perry Perry Perry Allen Ramta Rrchard Wrllram Pers1ko Janet Persxko Judy Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Phelps Phelps Ph1ll1ps Phr llnps Ph1ll1ps Ph1ll1ps Annette Bernard Carol Cary Ann Harvey Ina Mae J1m C James W an udy Karen Lonme Maxme Mnchael Oscar Sharon Steven Terry Vernett Robert Thomas Geraldme Robert Ronald Sh1rley P1ehl Jeanette PICISOO Dav1d Pxppenger Barbara Prtsch Kathryn P1tt Stanley 173 52 54 40 94 41 56 40 95 40 94 Pl1ss Claran Plomedahl Darlene Plomedahl Rrchard Plummer Barbary 41 Plummer Carol Polden Wayne Poltng Janet Polmske Patr1c1a Pol1nske Sandra Pon1ck Dav1d Pope Alan Pope Tony Popow1ske Gretchen Potter Donna Potts Dale Davld ack Barbara Lynn Wayne Wrlma Elrzabeth Powell Powell Preston Preston Preston Pr1nce Proctor Puhl Gerhardt Puhl Glorra Putney John Quella Quella QlllCk Gretchen Suzanne anet Rablrn Ralph Rada Jack 42 104 11 117 8 Rader Sandra Rambo Sue Ramsey Mary Ramsey Reba Randall Judlth Randen Steven Ranes Betty Rasmussen Davnd Rathbun Sandra Rau Donald Plomedahl Gerald 78 100 159 4 52 6 71 96 97 41 90 0 0 0 9410 8 54 94 109 110 5575 Rawlmgs Dav1d 52 54 61 139 Rawlmgs Thomas Real1 Larry 100 114 117 Record George Redman Donald Reetz Loella Rehberg Larry Re1d Carollyn Rerd Ruth Rendmger Pat Remmgton Bruce Reseld Rhene Reynen Dave Reynen LOIS RICO Carolyn Sue Rxchards Fa1th Rxchtmyre Al1ce 58 64 0 0 0 0 0 , ,vr,,..,.,.,. 40, 159 - , ,1,,,.,.. ....... , ' , ..,,ro...,,...,,,. 150 , ,Aerr, , ,,,,,., 398, 149 , ,-,,A-,, ........ - 158 , ,,,,-q.,-.,,- 41 , ,o,,,..l.. 88, 98, 138 , ,,,...,.. .....s.. 1 49 , 1,.lo , , , ,,,v.,....... .... 1 59 , 3040, , 114, 128 , ' ,o...,. -- 1, , 1 ,,,,.,,,,,.c..c. -138 , ,,,..,.,. ...... 1 59 , 3 , 4, , , , 1 , ,w.,,........ ---40 , - 1,1.,.,..., ...,.,. 1 38 , 1,,,,.,,11 H , , ,,,1,1,.,.1...,.. 40 , ,,,,.,.. 52, 54, 159 , ----,,,1--,,.,,, 159 , 1 ' 11,.,...... 53, 159 , 1 A.......,. .... 5 5, 138 ' , -,,,,,,,,,.,-,,,. 139 , Y,-,-,,-,--...., -159 Y -,---,-,,,. --58, 138 - , ' ' A---K-,---v-- 139 , ' ..,........... 4 , 87 , .......... ...... 1 49 ' , ........... 55, 150 , ' . .....,.........,. 41 , - ...,...... ...... 1 38 ' , 1 ,..,...,,.....,, 15 , ' . ..,.1......, 53, 149 , . ........,.. --138 , ....,1....,....... 15 , ,,1..,....... 77, 149 , , .... 98, 100, 159 , 1,,.,v,,,.,,,,,.., 139 , ' ,.....,,...... 57, 149 , ' ...v......... , ' , ..,,.,..... 159 , ....1......,..... ---41 , ....,........ -159 , ,,-,,,.11-..... -15 , 1..,.......... 60, 159 , .,.......... ---159 , , 1................. 41 , .1....,..... ---149 , ' .1,,.,1...., 94, 159 , J ...... - ........... 159 , ' , J ......,.,..... 83, 139 , ' ,,..,.....,..v... 149 , ,,1,,,.,..... 123, 138 , 13,,,,.11.,,,, 139 , ........... 52, 159 , ,,............. 159 , ,,1....,...,..,, 159 , .............. 41 , -.,,........ --41 , -,,,,,,-.,.,,,, 159 , ..,..,............. 138 , ' ............. -138 ' , ' ,.......,,..,,. 139 , .......... 58, 59, 138 , ,,-,..,....,.., 149 , - 33,-,,3, , , 7 , ' ..,.......... 63, 138 , ...,........ 138 , ..,.,..,...,,,,, 159 , ........... 63, 99, 138 , .............. 138 , ' ...,v,......,,,-- 150 , ' ' .,.............. 159 , .......... 95, 149 , ............,. 9 , 15 , ., .3........... 52, 159 , ---g ........ --149 , ..1................ 40 ' , .,............. 159 -Q- , . .............. 138 , ,.,-,......,...,.. 149 , . .2... 0, , , , - .............-.-. 149 ' - '--' 5 5122, ' - '--'-- '-' 40 1 ' ---7'--'---'-- 139 ' ,'J ..., - .M.-.-ff.-.9881-981 139 1 7---'-' Perry, Thomas .1.w-4-4 54, 1231 Quggg, Janet ---4---------v4- ,139 1 --'-- ' ', 5 ,,----,,-.. --.j-,41 --R-1 , - -------------- 159 - ' .......... --L57,149 , --,,-,.,,..-..3.. 41 , i----v----- --139 ' , 4-------- 1 1 150 ' 9 ' --781 1 1 159 I ..3... 54, 55, 149 1 -- 1 1 1 1 1111 ' , Y,-,.-.,..... --159 A-n----,-w--- ---59 6, , 11 - -, - ,,3,,,...,.... 58, 149 ' --A-A-d-,- , , ....2...1 - ....... 15 , --44-------------- 138 ' .,.,,...3. 123, 150 1 ---e-fe------------ 42 , --A--1,-,,-,,,,,-- 138 ' un --H----. L-159 , ....1,....... 64, 139 1 , --94-ff--f------ 41 I 1 . ,... , ,60,159 1 , --------7-'7---- 159 1 ---------------- 149 , .,.., 40, 80, 153 1 ---77---------' 159 , '11 ,.,.,,,,,,,..,.... 41 'J , ..... 6, , 7 , 160 1 -------------- 138 I 1 ,3.3....3... 63, 150 1 --3 7-------------- 16 , ...... , , 159 , A-ig---'--a 59, 138 , ------------- 139 - ------- 1 1 ' ,..,....... 59, 139 1 ---7---------- 160 , ' --,--,-.----,-,,-- 159 , . ---d- f---- 40 , ......A........... , ' 3................ 159 ' . y-,AJJ4-JMW--J 139 ' , ' - , , , , 16 , ' ,........ ,, ,... 58, 138 , - A--4----d----A 139 ' , --------- 74, 139 , ' ' ..1..3....., 58, 138 I -vvy --v4-J--J-' 1 50 ', ..1.. , , , 160 -P- , .,..,.,..3 100, 159 1 ------77------- 133 , 3..,......,. 52, 159 1 ---7----77---- , - ,,.,.,.... -,-149 , ............. -139 1 '1---7-7--7-- 681 160 , ,-,-,-,,-, ,,,... 1 49 , .3.,........ 94, 150 , 1 '1--------7---77 15 - , - .-,,,,-,., .... 1 38 , ,3 .....,...,,.. 139 , 1 ---'7'-77--f----- 42 , ,...,.... ..... 7 3, 159 ' ' , ' 2 .2......---f 40 . 1 7-777-'77-'---- 54' 139 , ,........ ........ 1 38 ' ' , 2..2.4....-4-- --94 . 1 775--77-7'-- '- 150 , ,,,,...,.. ...,..... 1 59 - - , ,.1..,., , , 159 1 7---f-------- 160 , 3,,,........ -,-58, 138 ' ' , ' ,,....1....2..1 139 1 7--7-- 1 ' 83' 139 , - ,..-,,,.... .... 1 59 1 , ,,...3..,.,.. ---150 1 , -------7--7----' 150 , ,-.,,.,... , , 159 - , ' .............. --150 , 1 '---'----s--- Q,-3--ig? 1 'um' 1 1 ' my . ' 2 e ' ' , ' ,2..2 43, 52, 54, 104 f ,-3,3,-,- 3.,., 6 3, 149 1 , ,,,,,3...... ...... 1 39 1 -'---3--'-7'-- 139 43 90 91 Rrchtmyre Dav1d R1ckey Marl1n R1ckey Nell R1der Vlfglnla R1edel Kather1ne R1ley James R1sberg Marnlyn Rrtsch Gerald Rusch James R1tsch Janet Robertson Ronnre Roe Jud1th Romestad Corr1ne Romberg Dale Rone Rone Rone Rone Rood Karen Nancy Robert Rose Marne James Rood Janet Roscoe Damel Ross Bert Ross DCUDIS Rossow Gary Rossow Joan Roswold Mark Rovang Eugene Rovs ell Rxchard Rucks Rudd Rudd Rude Rude Rudy Lmda Dean Kathy Carole James Emma Rugotzke Gene Rumphol Janet Rumphol Mary Ruppelt John Rusch Rusch Russell Russell Russell Freder1c Sandra Clare Jan1ce Mary Sabaska Carol St Dennrs Mar1lyn Salter Gary Salter Ronald Saltness Mary Samuelson Betty Samuelson Donald 56 Sanders Dav1d Sanderson Kenneth Sapetta ee Sapetta Leona Sapp Jamce Sather James Sather Jerome Sather Ronald Sault Lerth Saxe Barbara Schaaf John Schaefer Larry 94 122 0 0 43 65 87 122 123 42 86 113 22 42 76 9 42 52 0 83 129 57 01 43 100 57 63 69 100 122 0 0 Schafer M1chael Schedler La Vonne Schellfeffer Vern Schendel Mary Sch1efelbe1n Lorrame Schnel Robert 42 56 86 0 Sheppard Donald Sherman Susan Shermo Gerald Sh1lts Tom Sh1rland Al1ce Short Nxles Srewert Irene Sch1l11ng Carrol Schnmml Joseph Schladwenler Annette Schladwe1ler Carol Schladwenler Vernon Schlageter Jud1th Schleusner Larry 9 110 Schnerder Barbara 0 0 0 Srmon Jack S1mon Soma Slmonson Glor1a Srmonson Robert S1monson Sh1rley S1res Constance Skamfer Donald Schnelder Lloyd Schoenbeck Judtth Schof1eld Schofleld Schre1ber Schre1ber Schroeder Schroeder Schroeder Kay Barbara J udv John Patr1c1a Sh1rley Janet 42 70 99 Schuch Gary 66 100 101 114 Schuh Lawrence Schuh Sandra Schulde Rose Schulner K Gary R1chard Sharon Valentlne Schultz Schultz Schultz Schumacher Mary Schute Carol Schwark Bryan Schwartz Sandra Schwartz Thomas Schwartz Thomas Schwe1tzer Jon Scoles Gary Scolman Dav1d Scott Dallas Scott Rlchard Scott Judy Secuar Roswell Seeley Beverly Sendler Arlene Sexdler Robert Se1dler Sandra Semmgson Duane Severson Severson Severson Severson Severson Elroy Malcolm Marrlyn Patr1c1a Susan Sewall Shafer Shafer Shafer Jamce Bruce Dav1d Sh1rley Elmer Thomas Sheldon Cleo Shepler Jacquelme Sharp Shexls 43 70 98 43 60 80 0 43 93 Shepler Terry 5 5 4 174 Skattebo Dan Skattebo Sh1rley Skrfstad Rrchard Slcrfstad Robert Sk1fstad Roger Skoug Larry Sletner Barbara Sletner Karen Sletten Wayne Slock Charles Slock Rachel Sly Carol Smemo Alfred Smrth Sm1th Smxth Sm1th Smrth Smnh Sm1th Smxth Sm1th Smrth Sm1th Srn1th Alvm Barbara Carol Cynthla Davld Jeffrey Jerald Katherme Ly e Pfsgv Shrrley A Shrrley M Snoeyenbos M1lton Snyder Davxd Sokup Rnchard Solberg Alxce Solberg JZHICC Solberg Lrnda Soley John Soley Patrxck Soley Robert Sorenson Sorenson Joan John Kanlyn Lloyd Sorenson Pau Sorlne Dorothy Sorrel B1ll1e Sosnowsk1 Barbara Sosnowskr Rosmary Sparley Wrllram Jane Sorenson Sorenson Sorenson Specklen Peter Speckren Steve Spehle Joseph Spehle Ronald Spncher Harrnet 44 69 98 103 160 44 59 44 68 11 1 101 122 54 99 58 00 45 73 56 66 4 53 0 54 94 58 64 114 122 Lynn 63 88 99 ' , ' ,rccc......... 160 , ' , -c,.,cc .. ,c,.., 42 , -e--.A--w.... 140 ' , ' ..cc.....,,... 43 , , , , -g.g........ ----151 ' , ' ccccsc... , , 150 , .ccr..r.,eLL.. 139 , ---------g----- 140 ' , ' ' ' ssrsssr,,cc,v1,c 15 , 11111111 11111111 160 ' , V.gg....... ---114, 160 ' , ' ,,1,......... 160 - ' , ' 1111,1, 59, 15 ' . ' .--.v1-.-1.. 58, 160 ' , 1111,11,1,....... 160 ' , 1111111111., 115, 139 , ' ---A -1--.e.-.gg... -160 ' , ' 111... 98, 101, 150 ' ' , 111111..z....z 150 ' , -aeff -A ---- - , , ' , LSSL . ...,........ 16 ' , ....1...... 79, 15 ' , -------------.. , ' , . zz,1,.,11.11z 150 ' , ..11..ccc.. 160 ' , ' 1.------- , , ' , 1 1 111111111111111 43 ' , 1111111111111 139 ' , ' .1..e11...... 151 , ' cc,1 2 .11. 50 ' , 11..1...... 42 ' , .egAeaeev1ee-e 140 , ' 22 z1zezz11zz,. 22 ,... 43 , ' 1,11111...,c.. 16 ' . ' ggg-- , ' , ' . 22 v1111z111,s 42 , , , 117,16 ' , -1--ee1f Wm- , , . ..,...111 139 ' , 111111.,,,... 150 , 3, 15 , 2 111111.1....... 139 ' , ...1ccc2...v2. 160 , -egA4--ve-e-vv.-- 44 , 2 22111 2 12111....1. 160 , ' 111,,1.. 101, 1'50 , ' , 11.1, 2 11..,...... 42 ' , - ' 11.1,,..,,,.. 139 ' , ' -eYe-----g----- 44 , ' 11 111111111111 160 ' ' , ' v,111111...... 150 ' , ..11111111,. ,---45 , 111111111111111111 42 ' , 11... , , , 127 ' , ccc,,..1......v2 151 , 111111111 , , ' , ccccccc.... 101, 150 , ,1.2..Ye , , 151 , ' ,-115, , , 139 , .11111....11. 139 , ,cccce 2. v... 61, 160 , ..,2cc........... 150 , ..1111,..1., 57, 150 , 1.221 , , 140 , ' 111111,1..... 54, 139 , 11,,,,,1111 160 , ,,cc2 , 1 , 160 , 111111,1...... 43, 123 , - ,,,, 123 , - 1111... .--100, 160 , cz,2.,z.,,.... 58, 160 160 , -2 .. 111, ------ , ,- c..ccccccc,2.c.. 139 , c,c,cz.1...... 150 , 22 1.11111z111........ 151 , ,.z,,,..,,c.c. 160 , c,,cc........ 58, 150 , 1.11 ...... -151 1 , ' ,.11....... 94, 160 , 1111.1..11....... 139 ' , ' .,11.111..11...... 151 , ' 2- .2c,,,......... 150 , . ,zcccc2c121c. 242 ' , 1 ,,e1 -2 ,..... -151 , . 111,,..11....,111 43 , ' 11111.,... 129, 139 ' , zcrz 1,..... ---160 , 2cc2.........,. , , ..c,,....... 57,160 ' , ' rz... , ,151 , cz.c1c,ccc,... 42,101 , ' .....,,c,c... 150 ' , ' 1. -2 1,,e1 2 5, ,8 Rude, David 1 111111111 63, 115, 139 Schultz, Virgil 111111111111,1,, 160 Smith, Donald 2 2, 2.57, 60, 100, 160 , 11.11........1... 139 , 1111......1..2. 43 ' , 22......11122.... 140 , 112122.1.1222 83, 139 , 11........2 , , ' , 1122.-v......1--- 160 , 22222...2,..... 150 , 21222.......... 139 ' , ' 22..1....fe 54, 140 , cc,....111,.... 139 , ,1.,1..1...... 150 ' , 1 ....11...2...2.2.. 140 , 1,.1.26......1 150 , A. ..1..22622. 140 ' , ......,11.2....... 45 , 22...22,,.122.,. 15 , L. ...22..2 74, 140 ' , ' . -.2-. 2222.....- 151 , ' 2...22 , 1 , 150 ' , ,,..6,....,.22.2 150 ' , ' 2 .......... 58, 140 , .2.22..2.2 2258, 139 , 2-2.2 222.22,2...... 160 , ' .1.. A---44-161 , 2..2,c.221 , , 150 , ' ...1.........c22 43 , ' ...........,.... 151 , ' --2 , , , 6 , 104 , 22............... 160 , ' 114g..1-.... ---140 , 222...1- , , 150 , ' 22.... , , , 125 , ' ..2.22.,....,2. -161 , 112.12.....,,.. 160 , ' .........2.... -151 -S- , ,.,....,... --160 , ' ..,...,..... 58, 140 , 111111111.,1111. 150 , .1..,,.......2 115, 140 . '- 7f'iiiiiiij1i11i23 A 3 eaevewa 2 vee-eeee 140 1 ' 3e9e-4+-eea1 113 140 ' nun-N--nu---150 ' , 21111.1..... 94, 160 , 111121121.... 76, 161 ' mn-----an--139 ' , ,,.,. 1 .....2,2 58, 14 , , ..1112111.. 101, 151 ' mu-H-in-56, 160 ' , -101, 114, 122, 158 , .2212211 2.2---52, 161 ' --M-----nu-43 , c,......cc12 52, 150 , ..112112 , , 151 ' g 1 , 160 , ......1. 262, 160 , ' 21....1 , , 140 ' . Mun-'H-in-A150 , ' ' ............. 140 , .112.1121...... 140 ' ggg- lu , ........ ..-58, 140 , 1 ............. 2 digg ' ' ' , 111121...... 54, 140 ' , ..... . ...... -5 , ' L -117-7-'-'-'-'v'g'K'A'-38:-E3 , ' 1111111..2.21..2. 140 , ' ' .............. 76, 151 ' . mg-W--HH-N160 , . cz,.c 129, 140 ', ........... -161 ' mm-mmm-160 , ' 2 ......1 ........ 1 40 ', 22.......... 140 ' --un--in-N---115 , ' .,........... , , ' ' ........... 55, 140 i qqm---------150 , 21211.1..2.... 160 ' , ..2.,.1 , ,151 . 160 ' , 2c,...2..... 94, 114 ' , ..22...2....... 140 ' --Nu , Y i 160 , c.-,,2.c,..c. 95, 160 , ...1.1,2..... 95, 151 ' -un-U y , 139 , ' ............ 160 , ............... 140 ' Y gn--H----W---139 , ..,. , 11 , 121, 150 ' , ' 2 , , , 161 Tarbox Robert Spxelman Edward Sp1elman James Splndler Allen Sprtt Peter Spooner Dav1d Staberg Glorla Stafne Gary Stafsholt Veromca Stage Opal Ial I21 Kal tal I31 Al1ce Cllfford Darlene Donna Rrchard 9 44 112 1 13 Stallard Kathleen Stang Leota Stange Jud1th Stanley Mary Stanton Daryl 74 140 95 161 44 54 Stanton Patnck Stanwrck Jeanne Star s B1ll 45 100 104 Steedley Joseph Ste1dtmann Karen Ste1dtmann Robert Ste1n Joan Stembrmg Susan Thompson Stemer Judlth Sterner S1byl Sternhauer Darleen Stemke Stemke Stemke Ster nke Barbara Jerome Judrth Nancy Sternmetz Peter Sternmetz Sharon Stelter Stelter Stelter Stelter Stetzer Stetzer Stetzer Ahce Drane James Thon as Douglas Kenneth Margaret Stevens Darlene Stevens Radrna Stewart Davrd St1llman James Strllman Loren Stocks Stocks Stokes Clarence anet Roger 45 97 55 58 52 54 O0 Carol D1ane udy Robert 0 Da e Strauch Str1eby Strrnger Str1 nger Stubbe Studebaker Roger Edrys Leora Ethel Jo Dean De Wayne Steven Studley Studley Srurgrs Sturgrs Surguy Surguy Svee Harold Svee Leonard Swan Nancy Swanke Sue 9458 9 98 108 123 56 57 44 87 Swanson D1ane 6 71 7 Targart Janet Taves Taylor Taylor Taylor Tergen Tergen Tergen Telgen Terman Terry Thalacker Bernard A Kenneth Ruth Barbara Beverly John Larry Thalaclcer Charles Thomas Janet Barbara Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Barbara J Dav1d F Dav1d L Doug Gary Karen Kay Marlene Mercedes Nancy Patr1c1a Stephen Thomson Constance Thorn Dranne Thorn Bob Thorn Karen Thorson D1 Ann Thorson Karen Thorson Shelby JaClC 1 1 1 121 Raymond 44 5 7 80 0 44 52 54 100 121 52 54 5 45 93 98 Stokes Stolp Stolp Stone Storl1e Strader Strader Jo Ann Bobby Marllyn Strassman Robert Strassman Stephen Stratton Gerald Shrrley 44 80 James 45 100 116 Steven 5 5 100 140 Lou1se 10 12 7 129 42 Threw Beverly T1etge Mxchael Tretz James T1etz Robert T1ller Susan Trsdale Ronald Tollefson V1v1an Tompkms Tom 114 22 Torgnmson Darlene Torgrlmson Jeanette Torgnmson Raymond 175 46 93 Tornovx ske Rlchard Toy Reed Toy Sand ra Toy Sharon 10 113 Trepamer La Verne Tronsdal Johanna Tronsdal Tom 63 98 46 6 Turk Freddr1ck 58 100 114 J Turk John 6 114 61 Turk Rrchard 9 66 100 101114 Turk Robert Turner Mar1na Turney Kathleen Evelyn Gerald1ne Johnny Sandra Tweet Tweet Tweet Tweet 123 141 46 88 90 Tweeth Curns Tyler Joyce Ulry Judrth Urness Karen 62 64 Van Eaton Phyllrs Van Gordon J1m Van Gordon Karen 104 105 Van Gordon Schuyler Van Gorder Beverly 55 2 47 65 1 1 59 74 Vankat Ehzabeth 52 60 63 97 Vaughan Bonn1e Vefald Eleanor Vehrs Ronald Vennen Charlotte Verl-Iagen Jan 109 110 Vermrlyea Tom Veum Vrncent Voegelr Vogler Vogler Vogler Vold Arlre Sandra Beth Bernard James Lucllle Larry Vollendorf Bert Vollendorf Ruth Vorce Jan1ce Vorce Sharon Voss Barbara Voss James Voss Janet Waak Howard Waak Ronald Wagner Ne1l Wahl I-lelynn Wahl James Wahl Kathleen 4 56 57 47 87 0 86 90 52 98 0 3 7 7 1 7 ,7 7 1 4 7 3 7 7 . v Y-Wnvd , y gJ--YY--4----VYY 161 , , 1 0, y 11- 5 , ,cccc,,cc,c , ' , ' . -feee-,ee- 1 1 6 121, 151 5 , Ycc1ccc.,ccuu , ' 1 J -evee 21-111 1151 , 2 2 2 ,151 5 , A,,cc1,c,. 56, 57, 161 ' 1 1-11 01 1 1161 , 2 22151 Y ' ,vc,,,cc..cr 22,161 1 1 -v11--- 161 , 2.22,222101,161 , 5 ,,vcc 2 ccccc 60,140 1 11----111 45 5 , 2161 , ccc..,cs , cc,, 55, 151 1 1114-- 1 -11-1----- 161 , 2 , , 152 , 5 ,,,c,.c,..c. 140 1 111g-----1-----1 140 , cccc.. ..e..cc , 5 , ccc.,cc 140 '1 1111-A---1v1-1--- 161 , ' 22 , , , 126, 5 -, 5 ccvccccc,, 2 c,,crc.. 151 '1 1111---f11---- 140 141 5 -, 5 2 cc,cc.,c,.. 123, 140 1 14---f11---- 140 , 22 Buepa 2222 4, , 1 5 3 -,,ccc,,-,,,,,c.. 161 1 11---Av11111---- 151 , ' 22 , , , , , 5 -, cc-c---5,,,c ,...c. 1 51 1 2 A1111111111------ 151 161 5 5, 5 222 , , 52, 100, 108, 1 --f-ee--- 1 1 161 , 5.55 2 222222 , 110, , ,116 1 e---e-e 5 ----- 151 , ' 22222222-2152 , -c--A,,,...c -161 1 -11111111- 1 1 103 , eeuL.u 22 22,2141 , ,c...c,......u 10, 161 1 ' 5 1-11 4- 1 8 1 161 1 1gggg11,g 2 , , , 5 c,-,5cc,,,c.. ...L 1 61 , ' 2 2222222222152 , ,,c,cc,,c 52,101, 161 'T' , BBBB, 2 ..., 2- 222141 , ,,,-,,,..,..,, 2-151 , W gfvfff f-vf,-- 1 4 1 22222 222222- 46 , ' ,w-,Y,,,,-,.- 22244 , A---ffff V -K-fA-- 140 , ' 2-222 222.222 2 141 ' , ccuuepsss. 153, 161 , 2 64, , , 142, 151 1 11111 12 geggg, 4' 11, 5 22 , , , 108, 110 , Y,-,,-,-5-- 257, 140 , ,,,,,,c...u.... -45 , 222 , , , 126 -U- ' , ,,.,,...,.--. , -Y--vY,,-- v,...,.. 1 , ' i-i----i'ii------ 5 , -g--..., ' , YA----A-- , , , AAgivi , , 92, 5 , 11,,cc,.,...,,.. 222161 - , -1---A--,,, 58, 140 ' 5 , 2221, 71, 103, 161 - , --,,,,,...... 94, 151 -V-.- ' , 5 .1...Y1- 2 --1-- 1 5 , .a.... 2 .......-.. 161 . 5 , 5 .,2B.222..2... 52, 151 , 222c......2.,... 161 1 2 -eeeae 995 14' . , fY---YA- 58,151 y --Y , , , 2 22 , 12 , 141 ' , 2..2222...22 581151 , 2222115, 140 - 5 5 ' 1 ' 103' S'4f'1'4j iiiiiiiiiiiiiiili? 5 '4'5 1pQQg52522gi13Q4i52T2l 1 22 151121152 ' , ' ...2..2222----1 2151 , . ,uup 2-63, 151 3 ' ' Ml ' , ..222 2 22..22- 1611 , 2 ,2.,22. 161 ' , 5 5 ' ' ' IU ' , 2222 222222244,123 , ' , 2222 22-, 66, 101 1 55555 5555555555161 5 , 22254,65,151 , - , 222222 ,161 1 f-5f- 55 5555 152 y . glgg V 111---'A- 44 v wvggm-M151 , 222222222..2 55,152 , 5 22222 22 2222. 59, 151 , 2222222222,22 2140 1 5 71 1 164' 104 , ..2222.2222.22222 161 , ,222222222222 141 1 5--- 1 51 10 5 14145 , 1 22254, 115, 121, 140 , 2222222 2 , , 161 y Q , 2222222 70,114,151 , 222222222222 44 -, 55 55 44 , 22..222222 1151 140 , 2,22 82, 141 2 5 5 55555 5 1 ' 151 , 2222..22222.... 151 , 2222 2 2.22,2222 161 y 55555555 1 5 152 , 222222 2 2222 55, 140 , 5- 2222222222222 45 1 555555921 141 , ' ....2.-. 1 1140 , 2222.2222114,151 ' , 5 222222...2222222. 151 , 222222222222 45 1 , 5 -5 55 5 , 1 ,1 11141 , ' 22222.2222 4,84 ' 5 55 141 161 y , 221211, 112 ' , 22222222222-2211 161 , 22 2 222225s,141 ' 5 5 5 54 , 222. 2122, 151 , - ,22.22, 141 u 55 55 5 5445 155 , 1 2.22222...2....22 151 , 2 2222 64,151 5 55 544' 142 , ...22....222..-.2 140 , , , 1 55 1 1 1 5 111111111f111- 1 1 112111111111 45 5 Iii , 2 , , 113, ,117 ' , ' ffff if ,1 ,151 ' 5 5 555 N2 , --2222-11 1 1 ' , o 222222 22222222 141 ' 5555 5 , ' 11 1 11 1 ' , 161 -W- 151 ' , 22222222222 22264, 151 5, ..2222.2...222. 161 5 , 2222.2 246 1 5555555555 5555 5 ,ffl ' , 5 55555555 555 141 2 1 55555 55555559' 141 5 5 2 100, 117, 121, 152 , 222222 2222-711 161 , 2 2 2 2222 55, 141 ' 9 In , 2222222 151 5 Y 2 , 1 55 ' , 2 1 2 2 2 222222222 141 1 112 , 222 222 2222 2-22 1 61 ' , 22222 22161 ' 7 as 55 2 Wahl Naomt Wahl W1ll1am 66 100 101 Wahlstrom L1nda Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Wallace Barbara Donna Gary ane oan Ronald Thomas Wxllram Floyd Walta Donna Walter Walters Walters Wan gen Wangen A11ce Harold Joyce Sandra 88 99 Warren 47 100 113 Washburn Robert Waste Dav1d Waterman Karen Waterpool Jane Waters Clarnsa Wathke Ronald Watton Wnlbur Watts Harvey Watts Mane Weaver Thomas Webber Bonn1e 60 64 55 Weber Thomas 46 104 108 110 Webster Dav1d Wedland Clayton Wedland V1ck1e Weggen Betty We1ppert R1chard Weldon Welke Gary Donna Welke Kathleen Welker Welsh Welter Wendt Wendt Wendt Wensel Wensel LOlS Patr1c1a Gerald Bernard ack Phyllrs Rnchard Sandra Wergedahl Maren Werlem Nancy Werle1n Normar Werth Luther Werth Peter Westerberg R1chard 9 46 Wheeler Jerome Wh1tC Earl Wh1te ErmaJean Whttesxde Glorxa Wh1tes1de VIVISH Whxtney Em1 ly Wh1tney MayFred W1ckham Robert Wxckham Sandra W1cklund Jerene 47 59 46 52 61 63 69 99 152 46 68 115 41 W1lbur Lorrame W1ll1ams Carole W1ll1ams Stephen W1ll1amson Joseph 110 116 W1ll1arnson Shlrley W1lsey Gerald1ne Wrlsey Kathryn W1lson MRICIZ W1ng Jack W1ng Jerome W1ngad W1nger W1nget W1 nget W1nr1ch W1nr1ch W1nr1Ch W1nr1ch Sharon Marlene Gary Judy Barry Della Deryl Shlrley 59 63 115 41 47 90 47 57 115 Ztehlsdorff Betty Zlelle R1chard Z1llmer Gary Z1llmer Ronald Z1mmerman R1chard Zrmmerman Sandra Zurbuchen Juan1ta Zurek Zurek Zurek Zutter Zutter Donna Helen Rosanna Barbara Karen 48 103 74144114 'Ycndez W1nrer James Wlnter Roger WISOIZKC Joan Wtttwer Darrell W1ttwer Larry W1ttwer Wogahn Bruce Wold Wold Jane J1mm1e Wold Robert Wold W1ll1arn Woleu ohn Woletz Robert Robert Barbara Wold Woodford Barbara Woodford Edward Woodford Jan1ce Woodford Robert 57 66 101 48 93 54 115 48 53 00 94 122 Woodford Romane Woodford Shannon Woodley Robert Woodley Shelby Wr1ght Wr1 ght Wrrght Wyman Ardnth George Nancy Lance Yates Sara York Judy Youdernan Jacquehne Young Beverly Young Donald Young R1ta Young Sally Yule Marlow Yule Nancy Zats Dorothy Zars Judnh 48 59 80 84 J 48 55 4 7 01 Zempel Raymond 56 57 101 Zepezauer Joanne Z1ch Gale Zxelsdorf Bernard 60 61 176 Adams Rex Anderson Burton Barnes Davxd Barnes Marshall Beebe Phylts Berg E1lert Berg Irene Boortz Hazel Boyd Donald I Brnll Joan Burmerster Adnan Bussell Norman Cbatterson Mar1e Coffman Frances Cordes Arnold Couture Jean Craemer Claude DeLong Homer Farr1s Ethel F1sh Edward Forsyord Helen Gallagher John Gxbbs Harry Grandy Arlna Halg John Hartung Bess Hense Robert Hellelord Alvm Herre1d Robert Hokanson Robert Horn Fern Johnson J Alan Johnson Marcxa Kmg Ethel Krammes Dale Kunz Dtanne Kunz Theodore Landfarr Pearle LeDue Vnrgelee Lehman Ruth Ludvrgson Arthur Lystrup Herbert Mandelholm Russell Marttn Harold 11 5 9 05 86 105 123 11 0 11 65 1 10 12 12 26 12 76 13 110 23 83 121 13 11 13 68 14 86 153 14 91 14 141 , ' sss.,,..,.,,.. 61, 16 ' , ' ..s,,.,,,,,,,.. 46 ' , --vggggg--gg'- 141 , ' ' -6 , , , 125, ' ' , s....s..,s.s,s. 162 - ggggga-,, ----Yi-48 162 ' ' , gg----gg , 1 ' , ssss.s.s,.rss 61, 152 , ' --gg 4 1 ,162 ' ' J --gggg- 4-44141 ' , ssss, . s..ssss --48 , .....sss....... 46 109, , , 117 - , ' wgAgg,---g A162 , gggg----ggg 54, 141 ' ' , ' vggg-s , ' , ,s.ss..s 55, 141 , ..,vr,....,..s,.. 141 ' , ' s-.s.,srs.ss.. 47 , - ggg4-M-wgvw,A 48 , J ss,,.,os .. .... 58, 141 ' , ss....., 64, 99, 162 , --vg-ggg--g- 152 , J ------f4-4-f4--Y4 47 ' , ' 4gY424A-------- 152 , ,.ssss..,......s- 152 , .,....,...,.,... 47 ' , ..c.,.... -,---,94, 162 , g---gY-------- -141 , ssssss..... 94, 152 ' , ,ss..........., -141 , gg--ggg , , 104 , ' ' ,,.ssssss, 53, 141 ' , ssssssss.,,sss 152 , AgYvgg-,g--gvW- --141 , ,.s,ss,. 58, 123, 141 ' , ..sss,.ssss 54, 152 , 2 2 .r.r,. 2s,,..... 1 52 ' , sss.,.,s.s.s,s.. -162 , ' ,.....ss2s.ssssss 152 ' , ssssssss,sss.sss 152 , ...s.......... 162 ' ' , ..sss , ,98,162 , ------44-A99.9gg 141 ' ' , .-.v..,...... , ,, .2.2r22s,.c,... 162 ' ' , ...2s.. 54, ,141 , 1- , , , 122 ' ' , ' -.,.22..... 0-247 , .2...2..22... 152 ' , ................. 56 , Mg------ggggg-- , 7 , ' .22..,,,22 ...2... 1 62 ' , .... , , , 152 , gg------------ 11 , ............., 141 ' , ,,,,,c,,,.,,,,,, 47 7 ' ------YA------ , 1 , .222222,... 52, 152 ' , 22222222..22... 48 , f-11, , , , , ' .ffzffff , , 141 ' , ..s...s.-....... 152 125 , .... . ...,,.,2. 162 ' , 2,.....2....., 152 Y ' ggggggg ,V ,gg,----- 11 , ' .......22,.22. 141 , ..22........ 69, 162 , - 22 vggA--,--g,- , 11 , ...s22.r2..ss.... 46 , ........s2. , y -11----H,------, , , ' .,...,,,,...v 90, 162 , .,.,.....s..c..... 152 , gg1-11------------ 11 , 2129, , 115, 141 , ' ' .22.,.....2.... 141 , I v11g----.-, 2-1 , 52 , ' --..--.A-..24.Y 46 , 44---------------- 48 ' , -,ggg,Yvgg.1-...-.., 11 , -- ,,,, . , ' ' 99v999.299. .. .222 141 ' , - --ss,,,,-1- ---11 123 , J ,,s,,,,,. 2 , , 141 y xf----VYYY ----- - -11 , ' .......A...s.cs 141 , csv , , 1 , 104, , - -11-------g 12, 64 Wedland, Aldon .....2,,,,2,c. 162 Wolf, Gerald -4 ,,,,,,,-,,,2A,, 162 Clayton, Judith g22g2--------2-- 12 , 11111-...V , , ss..,s.2s 59, 152 , 22A,---- , , 16 , ' ' Y -11.Y.. 41-58, 152 , sssssssvs 48, 101 , 22222222-- H , 1 , 22...2..222222,2 152 , ' sss,........., 162 , 22--2v--2222------ 12 ' , A 2 22s2.... 47, 123 , ss.ss , , 152 , 222- 2--Y2 , , 94 , .............,.. 141 , .......s,,,, 141 , 222222-2--22----- 3 , 22..2222,... 59, 152 , -6 , , , -, -,22,2----vY2--,-- -212 , ...111-.... 52, 152 , ....22........2 48 - , ........,.,.... 12, 74 , ' .1...111.1..1,-... 47 , 22,,222......, 152 ' , ,,,.,,,,v,...... 12 , ' ' v.s-.s1.. , , ' , ' .2.,.2.2.... 70, 152 , ro1,,- - , , 1 , 11--- , , , ' , 1.111'.....22Y. 152 ' , s.ssss s,s. 1 3, , , 1111.111------1 46 ' , 2.22....,,c. 56, 162 , ' ,,o,o,oo,Y.,,,,,-s 13 , J 11----------fv1f1 141 , .......2..2..... 162 ' , -.s,s,ss-s 4, , 5,117 , ' ssss.2..... 58, 141 -Y.. y 2122-2-2-22------ 13 , ' ....-.-.-4---- 162 ' , r-,,2o,A2,, , ,69 , .........f11111 152 1 sf ------------2f-- 152 - , ' ,.,-..ss,s..,.,. 13 , fv-f------v-- 162 ' , ' 7 1 62 ' 13 ' , V. ....1.1.--- , 1 ' 7s7'- 548- 104 ' , W fQQQQI15 ' , - ----- W- 1 1 ' -'7-'- ' 7--7'777 162 , ................ 14,88 , ss,..,.......s,. 162 1 , ee-e-- 61, 141 , 1 22222 22 , , -,,-,-ss-,----,--1 1 1 1 - ' y - -'1221-1-- , 4 , .22.2...... 59, 162 . ' r7'r UM , iY-------YY-H- 9 '------------ 9 1 , --v-vi---------h ' , 2...v.2. 2 ...., 55, 141 ' -e22-e------ --e-e 1 62 , - --,,-------,,-,-- 10 ' , ..,,s,,... 55, 141 , 1---------2- , ' ' , ' ......,,2.... 152 -Z' -, ---2-g2-- -----,2 1 4 ' ' , ' ' ........,. 55, 162 ', .A..,r,,, 1, 1 , 162 y - 1g-1g----- ---- - 14 ' , ' ..-s.....-..4.. 162 ', ' .222..,.,..2.22sss 152 , 2,--------,,,,-,. 14 ' , ...,..s... 58, 152 , H , , , 162 - , -----2-2----- -14 ' , ----v-----.-- 152 , ..,... , 2...., 162 , -.2,2,,--.--,,, 14 ' , .f.........-4- 141 ' , .2,...,..,.,s2 126,162 , ,,-,,,,,1.,, 15 ' , ---------- 59, 141 ' - 1..-.. , , 162 ' , ............. 15, 55 Matz Frank McBr1de Robert McG1nn1s Galen Merrrll Herbert Mlller Carol Mortrmer john Nelson Bernard Novak john O Brlen Gunhrld O Brnen Patrrck Olson Ellen Olson Margaret Osterhus Robert Otteson Ellr Pedersen Chrxsnne Poquette Gordon Regln Mabel Rehm Gordon Remol Emma Rlst LEWIS Robmson Barry Rondestvedt Sonya Schafer W1lbur Shervey fmrl Slaughter Nma 177 16 82 16 f I Starner Mane Stuck Ehzabeth Tealey Earl Thompson Florxs Thorngate john Tloflat Vrola Torgerson Orvllle Tremann Phrllrp Ulnch Corrxne 18 03 West john 18 22 Wxck Marshall 18 82 Wxlson Robert Wrsbroecker Lours 18 2 , 15 5 ' 5 , - y - 5 517, 91 ' 5 515 , ' A 16 . ' 99 9, 93 ' ', 5 15 , 9, ,122 , 9 9 9 11 ' , 5 515, 61 -3 5 eeeeee 16 , I 18, 90 ' 5 5 5 ,9 ' 555165 76 , 55555555 5 10,18 ' , 55 55 1111 515. 91 , 5516 ' , ' 9 9999999 18, 62 , 55 eeee..e 5 5 15 ' 5 ' 55 ,,r,, 1' , ' 99 ,.ff.., 9918, 81 , 5 15,111 ' , 55 555 5 55517, 63 ' , ' ' 9999999 9999918 ' ' , ' 55555 5 15 , ' 55517, 89 ' , 9 ,1 ' I , A 9 9 9999999 15, 71 R055-ne, Harry 555 555-55 55 55555 17 9 - --- --V------V 51 , 5 5 516 , ' 555 5 517,51 ' , 9 , , 5 555555555 16 , 5 A , 55 17 ' , 5 518.1' , 16 5 ' 55 17 ' , ' 99999999 ,1 A , 7 ' f ' . 'F , I ' , f 9 f . 1 ' K ' , S I 1 77957157-,VI y -rv- 'L'1 x.x INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS TOR E Kansas Cnty 'SS xXx X X J ' f , Af, f if A .5 0 x JI .I X. I 1 'A ' 1.1 2 I .N ' ', f su . ' A A- . ff x ' X ' l I ,. H 'X I-. qi: Pubwflers Cover Muwfcrruvevs Boar- Enders PAK Y HUM OFHKE ,KX N , X X I 'xxx .wi NNN N X .X xx xx?- Xx X X xf X Ri ' 1 X xx. NX W Sf. 'f fj--MQ: