Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

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X 0, MW the Senior Class of -xabnwfl ' Q EDISON HIGH SCHO0Ljff'w Jw fp X. Minneapolis, Minnesota 'MW LVD MJ .' EIQEIESEIEIEIEIEIEIEI V 0 m e 3 1 fa Wm52155fifiiffiiliiiiiiiiiif X ilei 1 iiii eii-i X pi I I I P 4 X ....,.,.....,.,.....,.,. i ,snn sn n2 enn nneeee -Eifiiiiifffiifffffi515:25 -r-r-'-'-':::::i:2:2:1:':' Nb? ' i iliiiizli i 55 We Wiii X5 N L JV 5 1 0 4 4 v r s 1 4 + I 1 1 I Q , 4 --1' -of M-if B V wh Q .. . O-M35 N. 5.2. in ' , . .. M f W . 11 gf M A, Y - x A J W N , 1, . . Q. . 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Through it we hope to L give you a glimpse of the drama of Edison, and by pic- ture and story to make you feel an actual part of our produc- tion. I 52322 1'1'r' III - fy ' Sei? . --'ij X v N f iii - , , ' 0 ' X fri fi ,.., X i iflxj VL? CQ X ' 5 w K if-1 1 x 'Vw N Qy X' -53 1' K, U t 9 Q J x t V, l N is XX W ng XJ , 4 rl ,J 1 ESA Q V, LE' x. x Q swwwffwlw i 'M MW Jiiimfw zulu jjwajiivu Dedication During his thirty-three years at Edi- son, Mr. Pile has played many parts. As an instructor, he led us through the trials of physics, he entertained us as the emcee of many assemblies, and as a coach and athletic director, he helped to assure the success of our teams. But best of all, he is a friend to everyone, always ready with a smile, quip, or word of advice. This friendliness and his easy sense of humor have endeared him to students and faculty alike. In View ofthe many and varied roles he has played, and the excellence with which he has car- ried them out, we feel it fitting that we dedicate our 1955 Wiza1'd to a star performer, Mr. Homer B. Pile. 1 I-. -r ii .S rc? U X X3 5 X K. .I 4, N' O L .WAN Q39 53 A N :iii 5359? V fx uf . F 7-Vs., M, 6 V li I 3? li C v, 6f g,2z4L,7zQ. .iffy X594 W JK Qjjffufj Mwfpwv M33 WM HMLEYQW , , , MK , Lp if Q WMU 9 A W ANA 7 W QQ W fffiywwfffffw Tr . 'Q ffl ZW M2009 if , J mf ffwffwfff-W-A . mf' I 4 ,wwf fffwffw Jjfiggfzf 0 Mg! 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JANES, Assistant Principal Production In Miss Wallaceis senior high drama class M. Loebner and C. Conklin register terror as C. Morrison threatens to stab B. Wolff. I .. :Z A? 1, eg C it ' 4 BENGTSSOTH MINNIE . . . C mmon Learnings K '4 r BRUNING, GEORGE J. . . . Junior High Math . . . Chess and Checkers Club . . . Lost and Found Department BENNETT, OLIVE C .... Junior High Art . . . Eighth Grade Chairman CHOUDEK, EMMA . . .. Commercial . . . Ushers' Club . . . Department Chairman In Our Classrooms The students at Edison High have a wide variety of subjects from which to choose, academic, com- mercial, and industrial. This year a new course has been added in the commercial departmentg namely, General Business. All in all, our school aims to pre- pare students for college, vocations, and good citizen- ship. BABST, DONALD 'R .... Woodturning . . . Me- chanical Drawing BERG, ROBERT J .... Physical Education . . Gymnastics . . . Swim- ming - y is - nubz , ' :-'- E522 CHRISTENSEN, JOSEPH D .... Art Crafts . . . Woodworking P 'gy aa r.., ,hifi - A 3.51, I BARRETT, LOUIS I. .... Biology . . . Chairman Health Council of Civil Defense BERGEN, ROBERT . . . Visiting Teacher CLARKE, ESTHER . . Attendance Clerk AHLSTROM, RALPH J. . . . World History ALBINSON, SOPHIE . . . English . . . Student Council Recognition Committee 76 BARTON, EDI BATES, EUNICE . . . Eng- Physical Education . . . lish . . . Geography . . . Tennis . . . Racket Club Mathematics . . . Golf EQ-f'f . X., ., .S in ff ' W C Bl.AlR, MARY . . . Assistant Librarian CONOVER, ELSIE . . Physical Education . . . Intramural and Inter- scholastic Athletics BROWN, IRWIN . . . Art . . . Student Council Dec- orations Committee CORNELIUS, MARY . . . Typing . . . Bookkeeping ALM, NElI.IE R .... Chief ANDREWS, HELEN . . . Clerk Counselor . . . Blue Tri Adviser BATES, Gen- BAUER, ARNOLD F. . . eral . Swim- Instrumental Music . . ming Orchestra While H. Dupay. lil. Cook. H. Belts. mul lf. l,ym1s prav- tice reading a script in Miss Carlamfs rmliu class. N. Roen, K. Cota. and S. Solz look on. 'T + .-.. .. CURRY, HELEN B .... Community Civics . . DEVERELL, AGNES M .... History . . . English , . . Cheerleading Civics . . . Business Man- ager for the Record , if gi l GA.MBl.E, JOANNE . . . GARLAND, GRACE . . . Clothing . . . Food . . . Speech . . . Radio and Future Homemakeg f TV . . . Debate America j. P fi fflfxl .N n y ,'. l if , In the sch0ol's chemistry laboratory J. Eklund is giving a few significant points on chemical apparatus to M. Ericson and B. Bryan. Ee . 5. E C i f S 2 . , r ' R fe HQW -5 r v E w ii i J a k DRAGE, J. SELMER . . . Chemistry . . . Depart- ment Chairman . . . Au- dio-visual Aids . . . Civil Defense Chairman GLENN, EDNA l .... Junior High Arithmetic . . . Junior High Red Cross HALL, ERLEEN . . . Spe- cial Classes . . . Golf ess Q N ,,: ,,. .,.. r , 'I 7 A , I---:: JOHNSON, ALPHONSE V .... Bookkeeping . . . General Business . . Sophomore Baseball . , . Lockers sn, NELLIE M. . American History . . .' Adviser of Stair Guards GOUl.D, MARY . . . Com- munity Civics . . . World History HAMMER, MARCEl.lA . . . Office Training . . . Occupational Relations . . . Work Co-ordinator JOHNSON, FLORENCE C. . . . Nurse Junior High Music . . . Har- mony . . . Ecowasins . . . Vaudeville Chairman X to Q ' i .ze ...,:' if 1 -.: E! GUNBERG, DWIGHT W. . . . Modern Problems . . , World History . . . Stage Crew . . . Hockey N HAMRIN, cmusrornsn . . . Algebra . . . Senior Math , . , Athletic Equip- ment . . . Ticket Sales KAUTH, VIRGINIA . . . Credit Clerk BAR- FISCH, FLORENCE M .... English . . . Student Council Assembly Com- mittee 4510! ouzv, PETER . . . Physi- cal Education . . . Foot- ball . . . Baseball as sgiifisirf . i ,www P-4 if Q-wall' ,Ji liusily all work in Miss llliullcli-lfs soma-lul'iail training Class is a group ol senior girls iilm am' iiiipixwiiig their typing aliilily. HICKOK, HELEN . . . Clothing . . . Future Homemakers of America KELLNER, ANNE . .. French . . . Spanish . . . French Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Point Commit- tee 4. HOLKESVIG, GENEVIEVE M .... Elementary and Advanced Algebra . . . Recognition Committee KEMP, CHARLES R .... Work Co-ordinator, Oc- cupational Relations . . . Wrestling . . . Contribu- tions Committee JOHNSON, ALICE E .... English . . . Latin . Latin Club KENDALL, JOANNE English . . . News . . Record x,. fi Quang - fs ---...,,gM M J I In a junior high luofls class P. Anderson makes use of an electric mixer as Nl. Mugren helps K. Gustafson with a kettle at the stove. 2-M.. t , X 4 A d ig t if J LUTHER, MAYME . . . MANKOWSKI, PETER . .. Clothing . . . Foods English . . . Creative Writing . . . Football Coach . . . Eleventh Grade Chairman ': ' '-P f f' ' A+. 5 4,3 M- Z- it R wie. M We We K 5? MILLER, LOIS H .... MURPHY, RUTH . .. Foods . . . Home and Shorthand . . . Office Family Living . . . Blue Training . . . Junior High Tri Typing . 5-5f33i15'g'-M, Q A M -'...- ,,., I 'I ,, QQ KENNEDY, WILLIAM J. KNOX, KENNETH C. . . . . . . Assistant Engineer Counselor . . . Edison Leadershiyi Club LEE, DOROTHY . . . Lunchroom Manager ::,f:g'2fi I if f iv ir t MANSKE, CARL. . .Chief Engineer ,t , -,Q eg Q' 6, Qi 1'-P, Jfkv Q if we A 3 5 I-we jo in NEUMAN, MARLENE . . . Office Clerk . . . Visiting Teacher's Clerk LIEMOHN, BENJAMIN . . . Mathematics . . . Golf MATHIASON, D. BRUCE . . . Metals . . . Elec- tricity . . . Student Coun- cil Social Committee OLSEN, VERNA T .... English . . . Wizard . . . Tenth Grade Chairman KOTTOM, JAMES . . . Arithmetic ,. . . Sopho- more Football I LOPATA, LOUIS . . . Me- chanical Drawing . . Intramural Sports . Basketball McELFISH, VIRGINIA . . . American History OMLEY, PEARL . . . Jani- tress of XJ KUNERT, MARY . . . LEARY, FLORENCE J .... LQCLARE, BETTY . . . Common Learnings . . Common Learnings . . . Common Learnings . . . Arithmetic Junior High Dramatics English . . . Hall Guards . Senior Guides at if LUDFORD, WILLARD M. LUECK, YVONNE . . . LUNKLEY, ELMO . . . . . . Modern Problems English . . . History. .. Band . . . Instrumental . . . Student Council . . . Mathematics Music Skiing . . . Cross Coun- K up 5, . , Ml 1fAMl? ...wa Wit ff ff M , ' gui I1 .fu 'Aj Mp 60 McWATERS, RICHARD . . . Physical Education . . . General Science . . . Basketball . . . Tommie Boosters PALM, MARGARET . . . English . . . History . . . Junior National Honor Society f In a junior high common ,ljarnings class T. Wiggen. K. Knutson, K. Pahl, and L. Lystig are hecoming acquainted with weather instruments. A .xl sf ' 51555 15-.3 V? E, 4 2: ' .. . Q 1 T ' Xxx, .. ts 'sv .455 .af 1 'Q f . - -'A' ' , rl 'F r , PILE, HOMER B .... Physics . . . Athletic PARSONS, GUILFORD . . . Science . . . Football . . . Track Manager ROGERS, HELEN . . . ROSS, BIRDELLA M. . . . Reading Center . . . Eng- English . . . Banking lish . . . Future Teachers of America As M. Hoffstrom and J. Godfrey put some finishing touches on glass trees, J. Mitchell pins a picture on the wall in an art class. ,W ,... K . ,C t f'M7? Sgyu 2- -.X it .4-F , . X .ry r V, Q ive' 'K ' i ' -iz. X 2. f i I' romsou, :run . . . nmswlcx, LOUlSEi1'g'. Biology . . . Human Bi- Plane Geometry . .vi- ology . . . Twelfth Grade General Math ' Chairman SCHMIDT, MAE . . . Eng- SIMMONS, MARJORIE M. lish . . . Junior and Sen- . . . Modern Problems ior Class Plays . . . United Nations Sen- ior Chairman SOD-ERGREN, ELMER . . . SORENSON, EDNA . . . Choral Club . . . Tom- English . . . German . . . mie Tones . . . Senior German Club . . . Chris- Choir tian Fellowship : 4 F - 4 ? f :...t ., ..,, Q 'QS-'fn Q 5? TORNEY, CELIA . . . WALLACE, DOROTHY... Geometry . . . Trigo- English . . . Junior and nometry . . . Senior High Senior Drama Red Cross 4 f Q l M now mcrmnn . . . . Alnting . . . Hockey . . . i I x Record RENDERNICK, LEILA . . . Librarian SMITH, MARIE . . . History . . . Physical Ed- ucation . . . 7th and 8th Grade Sports , . . Tom- mie Boosters SPRAGUE, 0l.lVE . . . Bookroom C I e r k . . . Counselors' Stenographer y I .. fig, 5 1, - Ny r F31 1 -' as Hi 1, -S WARD, Mll.DRE'D E .... English . . . Department Chairman SMITH, WARREN . . Woodworking . . Sophomore Football . . Track Q X JF or 'li if R f QQ l 5 X i SWENSON, ELEANOR . . . Foods . . . Future Homemalxers of America A In the print shop J. Lloyd and C. Peterson are xnkmg the press in preparation for printing our si-lnml paper the Edison Record. TILLOTSON, GRACE . . . American History 5 .:,. K f ,-Siiflgiii 1 if ,jf .F ,, fx 1i?f?ff:'lJ fi 3 .- ' ' ,sfffgf -fffflfilf WICKBERG, RUTH E .... ZIMDARS, JAMES . . . Requisition Clerk . . . Counselor PrincipaI's Stenographer TOOHY, JEAN D. . Art . . . Art Club . . is 'J ZITTLEMAN, HENRY Mechanical Drawing Machine Shop M ,MVMQMJ 242712 f W 0 5 f W yjodkzlhioif A' Wh 6 X df4WffQMZf4WM f 7M J ,amfffwwdcu lim? wffwwlwyfjj. Www ZFZMJAJ J fam 73,4 g,w!i2Q1,91gz QMJ wwww ffff Q www MMA!! wlwwg 754 fddiwwfffffwlj jaw wM4fea4.4ff!fw0ff5'Q ff 7 7, gffgif I f WQMJ M and 20 - . . - 1 F315-fig imn rf .. , . f..,,.,.mM. . . Z2 1 H 5 f t .U ,ffv - - A5555 .wvmwjNwHQKNgif?Zz,x - - ' ' 1 JY mfs?ii3'iZ?iiZVsQ .er,:,:5m: -K ix- lwwfa k 5 Ns Q iw K AQ gf K .. W i.. ,, - - Q yzmsmvwfwzKENNY is SRE? lg? 4 X fb wi Mksiissssym Tlris 5 End of the Rainbow .g - gl W i y V V -A x , -S We Y 31 Q 5.-F - 'e'.. +a Wes? ' X i A f - ' . ' - W tffsxf' ' ' ' i ' t 1 N .N L 'L' lriiiifitiii' if After playing the roles of apprentices, walk-ons, and f co-stars in our ninth, tenth, and eleventh grades, E at last the time came when we could have the leads in the biggest production of all-our wonderful Senior Year! As the curtain rose on the first act, we found SENIQR COORDINATOR-Mrs. Hhs' Pohlson ourselves at school, greeting all our friends. A 'few days later our foreign student. Chislaine Simon, arrived from Belgium. and in a short while she became a dear friend to all. At the Leadership Clubis weekend at lduhapi, we learned that living outdoors is really fun. Next came Sadie Hawkins Day, preceded by a turnabout week in which the girls chased the boys to tag them for the dance. Our Senior Class Play, Ramshackle Inn, kept us in suspense until the very end, when the murdereris name was finally revealed. On November 20, we took over Richie's service station for the entire day, in an effort to raise money for an organ for our school. The installation of an intercom system be- tween Dana Watten's home and Edison was our next project. It soon became a very natural and everyday occurrence to see Dana's green box in our classes and assemblies. Drawing the first act to a close was our annual Santa Claus Swing, com- plete with a beautiful frosted Christmas tree, and, . S of course, Santa himself. J. Sawyer and G. Morin sign the guest book at our Junior Prom. 7 was-,4 SENIOR ADVISORS-Row 'l: Miss Choudek, Miss Torneyp Miss Simmons, Miss Ramswiclr, Mrs. Pohlson, Mrs. Tillotson. Row 2: Mrs. Luther, Mr. Gunberg, Mr. Ahlstrom, Mr. Drage, Mrs. Cornelius, Miss Ward, Mrs. Keliner. Not in picture: Mr. Pile, Mr. Bauer. 22 , , .-M,-W-H Z2 -J Act two began with everyone working on term themes and talks, but it wasnit all hard labor. The Winter Class Party was held at the Columbia Chalet on February 26, with Qary Berg's band playing. Next on the agenda was Operation Washington, D. C., our exchange trip with a Washington high school, which proved to be a rare and wonderful experience. Our second act closed with our annual Vaudeville, filled with hard work, and tears of joy and excitement. The third and final act got off to a flying start with our Senior banquet. Held on May 4-, at the Curtis Hotel, it was a sharp reminder of our coming graduation. Our big Senior Prom brought it even nearer, and as we danced that night at the Calhoun Beach Club, we realized that this was probably our last Senior social event. The days rushed by, crammed with last-minute study, and suddenly Bac- calaureate was upon us. This service, which we attended in our caps and gowns, introduced the climax of our entire play - graduation week. Prac- ticing for the 'big night, turning in books, and going to the class picnic took up all our time. At last came the finale of our play - Commencement! As we received our diplomas, the curtains closed on a year of work, excitement and fun-one that would never come again - our Senior Year. In .ik ,im X 5 ggi? . . W ,ie . ..,. fi' 'Tw- 'U S fu .nl j 3 I UH: .as xj vu .-sue E ' name B ' nun , !ilQ1l1l Qullgqggg , Q Pffvsuuap 'Mig 'aug wa!! 3 I: . ! iygsgq Quill!!! TREASURER -Jerry Nelson VICE PRESIDENT - JoAnn Vincent PRESIDENT - Andy Keuxer SECRETARY - Sharon Risch may 'O-al' W2 1 SENIOR CABINET-Row I: l. Dzubok, J. Vincent, A. Keuser, S. Risch, J. Nelson, D. Beck. Raw 2: N. Williams, R. Andrescik, M. Doherty, J. Graham, D. Hyllened, A. Porianda, M. Oslund. Row 3: R. Charske, H. Zinter, L. Lystig, R. Prehatnoy, W. Bryan, D. Moe. 23 St! Q Presentin Our Highest SCh0l3StEQi5igHQf10IS1N A 3, biz? Q4 N5 ,f Nr vii Loft: REIDUN HARTMARK Voledictorion Riglll: PHYUJS HENDRICKSON Vuledicforinn left: JoANN VINCENT Vulediciorian Righl: JEROlD NELSON Valediciorian GARNET BADTKE KATHLEEN REED LAWRENCE LYSTIG Suluiaforiun Saluiatorian Scllufaforian ff if i, .27 ,, 9' .. We ave Pursued ur Talents to ttain a Goal ALBERG, Russell ' Eggs ' Band, Student council, Bank cashier. AMBLE, Joyce ' Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Gym assist., Spanish club, Vaudeville, Girls' Glee club. ANDERSON, Dorine ' Donnie ' Sr. choir, Voudeville. ANDERSON, Frona ' Andy ' Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Vaudeville, Girls' Glee club. ANDERSON, Grace ' Ace ' Elc's, Student coun- cil, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Vaudeville, Sr. class play comm., Sr. guides, Gym assist., All-city honor roll. ANDERSON, l.eRoy ' Sonny ' Elc's, Student council, National Honor society, C.F.C., pres., Stair guards. ANDERSON, Patricia ' Pat ' Vaudeville, Sr. choir, Choral club, Silver Tri. ANDERSON, Robert ' Andy. ANDRESCIK, Rita ' Reet ' Student council, Choir, Choral club, Blue Tri, German club, Vaudeville, Library monitor, F.H.A., Jr. choir, Silver Tri, Sr. cabinet. ANTOCHY, Daria ' Dary ' German club, Blue Tri, Vaudeville. ARCHER, Robert ' Red ' Stair guards. ARENT, Henry ' Hank ' Student council, Wrestling. ARMSTRONG, Patricia ' Pat ' Tommie Tones, Office page. ASPLUND, Linda ' Lindy ' Ushers' club, Tommie Boosters, F.T.A., Sr. guides. BAB- COCK, Janice ' Janney ' Girls' glee club, Tom- mie Tones, Racket club, Blue Tri. BADTKE, Garnet ' Band, Ushers' club, Spanish club, F.T.A., De- bate team, Salutatorian. ' BAlKEN, Yvonne ' Bonnie ' Tommie Tones, Chor- al club, C.F.C., F.T.A., Art club. BASSINGER, Karen ' Student council, Jr . class play, Vaudiville, Ush- ers' club, F.T.A., Jr. choir, Sr. choir, Choral club, Debate team, Silver scholarship pin, Wizard, C.F.C., Sr. guides, Ushers' club, All-city honor roll. BECK, Donna ' Cheerleader, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Choral club, Sr. choir, Jr. choir, Student council, Red Cross, Senior cabinet, Sr. guide, Racket club, Gym assist. BELLE Isle, Cletus ' Civil defense. BERGQUIST, Richard ' Diclx ' Jr. choir, Stair guards, Red Cross. BERNARD, Mary lee ' May lee ' Jr. cabinet, Student council, Vaudeville, Red Cross, Tommie Tones, Group captain, Elc's, French club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Girls' glee club. BETTS, Richard ' Dick ' Choir, Choral club, BIELEJESKI, Doris ' Dorie ' Blue Tri, Office pages, Vaudeville. 25 ,rs . 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BLAISDELL, Elizabeth ' Bets ' Silver Trip Group captainp Red Crossp French clubp Girls' glee clubp Gym assist. BLINCO, Leslie ' Blink ' Jr. choirp Library monitor. BLOCH, Walter ' Stair guardsp Hall guardsp Stage crewp Bandp Hi-Yp Lunchroom service clubp C.F.C. BODDY, Robert ' Bob. BONA, Patricia ' Pat ' Girls' glee clubp Office page. BOOTH, Sharon ' Sharrie ' Jr. choirp Sr. choirp Choral clubp Office pagep Blue Trip Silver Trip Vaudevillep Student council. BOSEl.l, Darrell ' Bo ' Jr. choirp Student councilp Sr. choir. BOURBEAU, Joanne ' Flippy ' Girls' glee clubp C.F.C.p Racket clubp Tommie Tonesp Choral clubp Tommie boosters. BOYCE, Jerome ' Jerry ' Lunchroom monitorp Football. BRACCHI, Frank ' Recordp Stair guards. BRIGHT, Robert ' Bob ' Stair guardsp Hi-Y, chap. pres.p German club. BRINDLEY, Beatrice ' Bea ' Ushers' clubp Silver Trip latin clubp Blue Trip C.F.C.p Sr. class playp library page. BRUINS, Isabelle ' lzzie ' Vaudevillep Sr. class play comm.p Blue Trip Silver Trip Jr. choirp Sr. choirp Tommie Tonesp Art clubp Spanish club. BRUNSELL, Janet ' Jay ' Blue Trip Silver Trip Girls' glee clubp Jr. choir. BRUNSELL, Janis ' Jan ' Blue Trip Silver Trip Sr. choirp Girls' glee clubp Gym assist. BRYAN, William ' Bill ' Elc'sp Student councilp Choirp C.F.C.p Hi-Yp French clubp Stair guardsp Wizardp Footballp Stage crewp Group coptainp Bank cashierp Jr. choirp Silver scholarship pinp All-city honor roll. BURBANK, Pat. BURMAN, Donna ' Jr. choirp Girls' glee clubp Swimming teamp F.T.A.p Vaudevillep Sr. Cabinetp Blue Trip Silver Trip Office pagep Group captain. 26 V There Were Many Helpful, Contributing Factors BURSELL, Lowell ' Lunchroom service club: Gym assist. CARLSON, John ' Crazy ' Jr. choir: Sr. choir: Hall guards: Lunchroom service club: Record. CECKO, Mary Ann ' Cecco ' Blue Tri: Silver Tri: Elc's: Student council: Girls' glee club: Racket club: F.H.A.: Red Cross: Office pages. CHORSKE, Robert ' Bob-o ' Student council: Jr. choir: Football: Sr. cabinet: Elc's: Hi-Y, chapter pres.: Record: Vaudeville: Debate team: Art club. CLARK, Patricia ' Pat ' Blue Tri: C.F.C.: Office pages: Girls' glee club. COMPTON, Carole ' Lil Job ' Silver Tri: Blue Tri: Vaudeville: Elc's. CONKLIN, Carol ' Conk ' Elc's: F.T.A.: F.H.A., pres.: Student council: C.F.C.: Blue Tri, chapter pres.: Vaudeville: Wizard: Jr. cabinet: Jr. class play: Group captain: Banli cashier: Silver scholarship pin: Jr. choir: Sr. choir: Choral club: All-city honor roll. COOK, Barbara ' Bobbie ' Elc's: Student council: Tommie Tones: Blue Tri, chapter pres.: C.F.C.: Ushers' club: Silver Tri: Of- fice pages: Jr. class play: Sr. class play: Golf team: Group captain: F.T.A.: Girls' glee club: Library monitor. COON, William ' Bill ' Lunchroom service club: Hall guards: Tommie Boosters. COPPOCK, Henry ' Hank ' Student council: Bond: Hi-Y: Lunchroom service club: Stair guards: Group captain: Stage crew. COTA, Karon ' Kar ' Student council: Ma- iorette: Blue Tri, chapter sec-treas.: Silver Tri: Wizard: Jr. class play: Vaudeville: Group cap- tain: M C club: Sr. guides: Homecoming attend- ant: Cheerleader, captain: French club, sec- treas.: F.T.A., pres.: Red Cross: Racket club. COWAN, Jerome ' Jerry ' Jr. class play: Foot- ball: Group captain: Gym assist.: Hall guards: Stair guards. CROSSMAN, DARRYL ' Butch ' Basketball: Base- ball: Football: Lunchroom service club: Hall guards. CUMMINGS, Patricia ' Pat ' Gym assist.: Bank cashier: Jr. choir. CURTIS, Carole ' Elc's: Silver Tri: Office page: Jr. choir: Tommie Boost- ers: Sr. class play comm.: Ushers' club. CYBYSKE, Ardeth ' Ardey ' Office page: Silver Tri: Library! monitor. DAHLGREN, Donald ' Doggy ' Hall guards: Jr. achievement: Hi-Y. DALROS, Carol ' Pat ' Sr. guides. DAMMAN, Richard ' Dick ' Hall guards: Jr. choir: Stage crew: Lunchroom service club. DANIELS, Darwin ' Dan. DASCALOS, Mary ' Kutzi ' Silver Tri: Blue Tri: Bank cashier: Office page: F.H.A. DECHEINE, Beverly ' Bev ' Sr. choir. DE KANICK, Darlene ' Dar ' German club, sec.-treas.: Band: Sr. class play comm.: Gym assist.: Bank cashier: Tommie Boosters: Inter-scholastic badminton team: Red Cross: Racket club: Group captain. DEUTSCH, Dianne ' Dee ' Racket club: Office page: Library monitor: Tennis team: Jr. choir: F.H.A. 27 '2 is 't ii 'l 'BMA an if l Vw ., it Ji if F ez: if J .1 4 vi -ef - as f ' V iss. . . , S ve ,,, x i i ' ,Q fi i s ','i 3- ,. g Q . 'av 5 S .L it ,Q . s '?i7:. G . 1 ' e . 'iw' ,L .. J '..:' E sci L. Q X A. Q we wilful i ,ks .. 1: 1 -F . . X - rs f- N AI: . . sf 3 .A 31 is. W W M Y ... x if X .S g e is M -if i W ...Lex e Give Gratitude and Thanks to tl1eFacult Q ,,, V, -'W ,,. lqlbl Z 5: 2 yi . J: J fl J 3, A2,, F X li l ' is .,.,,, it .. f-'1 I-. . 'Z 4 I' Q J, ,,, 5 A-. Q t i s :, ,. :zii vi if fri? WN' i 'X ws - sm ..,. . ' ' my x 1 .Bail Lim W I .Q Q, sw,- L,.f I , - .ri . ru.: .f f 16? fax J .F . 2555':2.f-.., it vid DINGMAN, Douglas ' Doug ' Football: Tennis: Gymnastics: Gym'Assist.: Hi-Y. DOHERTY, Muriel ' Mert ' Jr. cabinet: Sr. cabinet: Leadership: Red Cross: C.F.C.: Sr. class play comm.: Jr. choir: Debate team. DOLPHY, luella ' Lou. DRAGE, Charles ' Chuck ' National honor society, pres.: Stair guards, captain: German club, pres.: Hi-Y, chapter pres.: Student council, treas.: Vaude- ville: Sr. class play: Red Cross: Band: Record: Quill 8. Scroll: Silver scholarship pin: Elc's: Bas- ketball: Debate team: M C club: Lunchroom service club: All-city honor roll. DREVNIAK, Beverly ' Bev ' Jr. choir: Sr. choir: Blue Tri. DUFFY, Robert ' Duffy ' Tumbling: Ten- nis: Jr. choir: Stair guards: Red Cross: Student council: Vaudeville. DUOOS, Richard ' Magua ' Football: Basketball: Baseball. DZUBAK, lorraine ' Laurie ' Vaudeville: Sr. cabinet: Homecoming queen: Jr. choir: Tommie Tones: Cheerleader: Jr. cabinet: Silver scholarship pin: Sr. guides: Jr. class play comm.: Elc's, treas.: National honor society: Blue Tri: Student council: Silver Tri, sec.: French club: Wizard: All-city honor roll. EISENMAN, Audre ' Auds ' French club: Tom- mie Tones: Jr., Sr. class play comm.: Jr. choir. EITEI., Mardell ' Mardy ' C.F.C.: Girls' glee club: Sr. class play comm. EKLUND, Janet ' Eky ' Elc's: National honor society: Band: Silver Tri: Blue Tri: Spanish club: Record: Jr. class play comm.: Vaudeville: Jr. class treas.: Gym assist.: Quill 8- Scroll: F.T.A.: Racket club, sec. and vice-pres.: Bank cashier: Student council pres.: Jr. cabinet: Swim club: Golf team: Bad- minton team: Tennis team: All-city honor roll. ELEY, Darlene ' Dar ' Blue Tri: Silver Tri: F.H.A. ERICKSON, Diorleen ' Dor ' Blue Tri. ERICKSON, Jean ' Jeanie ' Art club: C.F.C.: Blue Tri: Band: Racket club: Jr. achievement. ERICSON, Marlys ' Mar ' Band: Blue Tri: German club: C.F.C.: Gym assist.: Tommie Boosters: Racket club, sec.- treas., pres.: Jr., Sr. class play comm. EVENSON, Eloise ' El ' Band: C.F.C.: Ushers' club: F.H.A. FORT, Darlene ' Dar ' Sr. Red Cross: Vaudeville: Record: Quill 8. Scroll: Blue Tri. FREDBERG, Nancy ' Nan 'Tommie Tones: Spanish club: C.F.C.: F.T.A.: Jr. achievement: Girls' glee club: Racket club: All-city honor roll. GADBAW, Larry ' Elc's: Stu- dent council: Band: Hi-Y: Lunchroom service club: Stair guards: Jr. class play: Vaudeville: C.F.C.: Football. GALANT, John ' Jr. achievement: Hockey. GALLUS, Leila ' Lee ' F.H.A.: Silver Tri: Jr. choir: Sr. choir: Office page. GAll.US, Rosalyn ' Rosie ' Maiorette: Vaudeville. GERVAIS, Barbara ' Bar- bie ' Student council: Vaudeville: Jr. class play comm.: Jr. choir: Silver Tri, l.C.C.: Blue Tri: M C club: Group captain. GILLIVER, Sally ' Sal. 28 Who I-Iavei Guided Us on the Way to Our Future GISVOLD, Louise ' Louie ' Vaudeville, Bank rashier, Tommie Tones, Silver Tri. GLATZEL, Pa- tricia ' Pat ' Tommie Tones. GORDON, Jan ' Racket club, Jr. choir, Sr. choir, Gym assist. GORSKI, James ' Jim ' Stair guards. GORSKI, Michael ' Mike ' Stair guards, Hall guards, Gym assist., Football,Jr.Choir. GOSSELIN, Yvonne ' Von ' Girls' glee club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Vaudeville, Sr. guides, Cheerleader. GOSS- l.ER, June ' Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Elc's, M C club, Spanish club, pres., Sr. class play comm., Band, Orchestra, Record, Vaudeville, Quill 8. Scroll, All-city honor roll. GRAHAM, Janyce ' Janny ' Blue Tri, Elc's, Gym assist., Tommie Boosters, Choral club, Sr. class play, Vaudeville, Tennis team, Sr. choir, Jr. cabinet, Sr. cabinet, Sr. guides, Cheerleader. GREENE, Karen. GRIEVE, Dorothy ' Dottie ' Ushers' club, Office pages. GRISIM, George ' Hi-Y, chap. vice-pres. GULSVIG, Marlene ' Mar. GUSTAFSON, Michael ' Mike ' Tennis team, capt., Sr. choir, Jr. chair, Cross country, Gym- nastics, Group captain, Hi-Y, Choral club, Stair guards, Jr. achievement. GUSTAFSON, Patricia ' Pat ' Jr. choir, Sr. choir, Choral club, Ushers' club, French club, Debate team, Silver scholar- ship pin, All-city honor roll. HAGE, Richard ' Dick ' Band, Hi-Y, German club, Orchestra, Wrestling. HAGER, Richard ' Rich ' Band, Ski team. HAGFORS, Ronald ' Ronnie ' Hi-Y, Sr. choir, Choral club, Record. HAGLUND, Robert ' Bob ' Stair guards, Student council, Sr. chair, Choral club. HALESKY, James ' Jim ' Jr. choir, Hall guards, HANSEN, Eugene ' Hunsy ' Student council, parliamentarian, Jr. class play, Sr. class play, Jr. class pres., Elc's, Debate team, MC club, CFC- Band- Hi Y- Vaudeville chairman Grou - - -, i ' 1 i P captain. HANSON, Beverly ' Bev ' Student council, Jr. cabinet, F.T.A. vice-pres., Blue Tri, Elc's, Spanish club, sec.-treas., Band, National honor society, All-city honor roll. HARRIER, Phyllis ' Phil ' Tom- mie Tones. HARRIMAN, James. HARTMARK, Rei- dun ' Rae ' Orchestra, Sr. choir, Choral club, Silver scholarship pin, National honor society, Latin club, Vaudeville, Elc's, Ski club, C.F.C., All- city cabinet, Wizard, Debate team, Valedictorian. 29. 'fe lis ws , . i if V ' 1 W ' it .. jj A r Q G - M si 3. S wr . ' 5 H ,. N xii in A. E ig , , Q ' w -if a J ,.,,, 2 Q-Ti' ii P . f :', .... . xggms ff s S- at X s 'w ef ., J we A..- .fag ifwm' s. L fs. Our thletics Have Instilled Withiniille a Sense if i . 25 i.z,... Rs. ...fs ge -5- s., ,, -.J 1 fi s 5 4 s . I . I S. 2 5, f X5 f .4 is ze K . Qi.. Li -a. C I J if S L mem .in E 'A K di' 5fi 1 . l f Y K 1 ,sm -VX IIQIIZI. y f. Wi? J' 52. . . . 5: 19 , . -4-. - 6. ,,... . ,.,. , M .5 'ii -'-- ef ? M .1 HEIDEMANN, Thomas ' Tom ' Stair guards: Band. HELM, Gerald ' Jer ' Hi-Y: Lunchroom service club: Sr. class play: Vaudeville: Group captain: Tommie Boosters. HENDRICKSON, Phyl- lis ' Fiz ' Choir: Choral club: Jr. cabinet: Jr. class play: Silver Tri: F.T.A.: C.F.C.: Jr. Achieve- ment: Silver scholarship pin: National honor society: Vaudeville: Spanish club: Student coun, cil: EIc's: Wixard: Blue Tri: Tennis team: Valecllhv torian. HENNESSY, Joan ' Joanie ' Silver V Blue Tri: Band: Vaudeville: Art club: Sr. Cla A play comm. 0 HENNESSY, John ' Wrestling. HENRICKS, Jack ' Pinky ' Hall guard. HERMANSON, Karin ' Hermie ' Jr. choir: Sr. choir: Choral club: Ush- ers' club. HERRIG, Kevin ' Sheriff Kev ' Hi-Y: Inventors' club. HllDRETH, Marion ' Mare ' Silver Tri: Vaudeville. HINDERMAN, Carol ' Curly ' Elc's: Tommie Tones: Blue Tri: Silver Tri: Vaudeville: F.H.A.: Sr. guides: Bank cashier: Red Cross: Homecoming attendant. HOFFMAN, Sandra ' Sandy ' C.F.C.: Latin club: Bank cashier: Band: Orchestra. HO- GAN, Jeanette ' Neddy ' Jr. choir: Tommie Tones: Vaudeville: F.T.A.: Silver Tri: Blue Tri. HOHENSTEIN, Harlan ' Band: Football: Gym assist.: Stair guard: Basketball. HOHLER, Mary ' Puddie. HYLLESTED, Darlene ' Drummer ' Ush- ers' club , pres.: Jr. cabinet: Sr. cabinet: Band: Record: MC club: Blue Tri: Student council: Quill 81 Scroll: Elc's: All-city honor roll. INGEBRITSON, Joyce ' lngle ' Silver Tri: Blue Tri: Vaudeville: Girls' glee club: Elc's: Gym assist.: F.H.A. IRVING, Terry ' Irv ' Sr. choir: Hi-Y: Stage crew: Vaudeville. JACKSON, Charles ' Chuck ' Track. JARMULOWICZ, Zenon ' Gene. JASICKI, Ronald ' Ron ' Band. JENNIGES, Barbara ' Barb ' Spanish club: Silver Tri: Blue Tri: F.T.A.: All-city honor roll. JEZIORSKI, Frances ' Fran. JOHNS, Ralph ' Sr. choir: Jr. achievement: Student council: Red Cross. JOHN- SON, Charles ' Charlie ' Hockey: Band: Vaude- 30 5 of Competltlon That Wlll Profit Us JOHNSON, Eugene ' Fud ' Choir, Hi-Y, ln- s ventors' club, Jr. choir, Vaudeville, Spanish club, Lunchroom service club, Bank cashier. JOHNSON, l.aVern ' Lovie ' Maiorette, Sr. X clan play, Vaudeville, Bank cashier, Sr. guides, 'Q Klheerleader, Silver Tri, Blue Tri. JOHNSON, lyftne ' Vaudeville, Girls' glee club, Sr. choir, .Elie Tri, Silver Tri. JOHNSTON, David ' Dave ' team, Tennis, Debate team, Band, Hi-Y, I ap. vice-pres., Jr. achievement. JORGENSON, Dale ' Jorgie ' Band, Jr. cabinet, Sr. class play, Hi-Y, chap. treos. KALILUR, David g ' Dave ' Lunchroom service club, Hi-Y, Gym as- sist. KAlOW, Harry ' Choir, Stair guards, Stage crew, Jr. choir. KAUSEL, Barbara ' Babs ' Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Student council, Spanish club, Of- fice pages, Art club, Vaudeville, Sr. class play comm. E I -its ' . at I :-1' KENNEDY, Cecelia ' Pat ' Jr. choir, Group cap- tain, Ushers' club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri. KEUSER, Andrew ' Andy ' Student council, National honor society, treas., Hi-Y, Stair guards, Foot- ball, Boseball, Basketball, Stage crew, Hall guards, Jr. class play, Vaudeville, Sr. class pres. KIENTOP, Marlene ' Squirt ' Band. KO'BlAS, Gloria ' Corley ' Sr. guides, Blue Tri, Tommie Boosters, Student council, Vaudeville, Band. KOCAN, Raymond ' Stair guards. KOKOSH, John ' Student council, Jr. cabinet, Cross coun- try, Track, Lunchroom service club, Jr. achieve- ment. KOLLAR, Ann ' Dolly. KONDRAK, Lucille ' Lu. 'F' KOTCHEN, Arlene ' Kotch ' Blue Tri, Tom- mie Tones, Vaudeville, Sr. guides, Sr. class play comm. KOWALENKO, Tatiana ' Tanya ' Blue Tri, Vaudeville. KOWALIW, Constance ' Connie ' Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Vaudeville, Latin club. KRUSE, George ' Red ' Jr. choir, Sr. choir, Stage crew, Tommie Boosters, Stair guards, Hall guards. lAFl.EUR, Darlys ' Flowers ' Ushers' club, Blue Tri, Tommie Boosters, Office page. LANDBERG, Stanley ' Stosh ' Jr. choir, treas., Sr. choir, f' 'E - Vaudeville, Football, Track, Hi-Y. LARSEN, Doris ..- 1- . , 3. .,,, W ! f. - J 1 f ' ' Tennis team, Jr. choir, Sr. choir, Silver scholar- 5 f.. .. ship pin, Group captain, Quill A Scroll, Office ' f' -. page, All-city honor roll, LARSON, lawrence ' larry ' Lunchroom monitor, Hi-Y, Gym assist., Football. T f 111 the World -new s X 1 f + E .2 Q 3 ft. A 1 FN' s ...ug -vii .if Q13 sr -Q., ','dl We -36 J uf' p fe i . 1, g If Di 8 . Bd' Q ur School Life Showed Us in Many Ways what 7 A it f- Q 4 Q X, tk ' i L, Q up 'J . i A f p 1, .. Q Vvlb nl , ,., ip' ...ge We iw. A i ts pf S . X K .5 ..., ' L Q' a . we LARSON, Robert ' Boots ' Hall guardsp Stage crew. LAYEUX, Anita ' Nida ' Girls' Glee clubp Sr. choirp Choral clubp Silver Trip Blue Trip Student councilp Vaudevillep Jr. class playp Elc'sp Office page. LAYEUX, Beverly ' Bev ' Girls' Glee club. LAZAR2, June ' Junie ' Student councilp Blue Trip C.F.C.p Lunchroom service clubp Jr. class playp Vaudevillep Girls' Golf teamp Bank coshiersp F.T.A.p Girls' Glee club. LEMKE, Diane ' Lump, lump ' Silver Trip Blue Trip Wizardp Tommie Tonesp Latin clubp Class play comm.p Vaudevillep Jr. cabinetp Sr. guides. LE- MOING, Marilyn ' Lynn ' National Honor so- cietyp Gym assistp Choral clubp Choirp Jr. choirp C.F.C., All-city sec.p Blue Trip Student council, sec.p Wizardp Latin clubp Elc'sp Vaudevillep Bank cash- ierp Silver scholarship pinp Debate teamp Class play comm.p All-city honor roll. LEONARD, Ro- berta ' Bert ' Girls' Glee clubp Jr. achievementp Library monitorp F.H.A. LINCOLN, Constance ' Link ' Silver Trip Blue Trip Bank cashierp Girls' Glee club. LINDER, Donna ' Silver Trip Racket clubp Girls' Glee clubp Tommie Tonesp Choral club. LINDMAN, Ronald ' Ronnie ' Hi-Yp Footballp Trackp Vaude- ville. LLOYD, Dianne ' Dice ' French clubp Office pagep Art club. LLOYD, John ' Jack ' Footballp Vaudevillep Record, Printing. LOEBNER, Mildred ' Millie ' Elc'sp Choirp Choral clubp Girls' Glee clubp Blue Tri, chap. pres.p Latin club, sec.p C.F.C.p Ushers' clubp Wizardp Class play comm.p Gym assistp Group captainp Bank cashierp Silver scholarship pinp F.T.A., treas.p Sr. cabinetp All-city honor roll. LUKE, David ' Dave ' Basketballp Lunchroom service clubp Gym as- sist.p Vaudeville. LUNDBLAD, Deanna ' Dee ' Spanish clubp Sliver Trip Blue Trip Elc'sp Vaude- villep Sr. guidesp Recordp Art clubp F.T.A.p Quill 8- Scrollp Bank cashierp All-city honor roll. LUND- GREN, Doris ' Group captainp Bank cashierp Ten- nis teamp Vaudevillep Orchestrap Racket club. LYONS, Earl ' Red ' Footballp Basketball, cap- tainp Baseballp Stair guardsp Sr. choirp Jr. choirp Hi-Yp Vaudevillep Boys' State. LYSTIG, Lawrence ' Larry ' Stage crewp C.F.C.p Inventors' clubp Latin clubp Jr. class playp National Honor societyp Student councilp Sr. Red Cross, sec.-treas.p Elc'sp Sr. cabinetp Hi-Y, All-school chaplainp Lunchroom service clubp Jr. choirp Salutatorianp MALOY, Myrna ' Silver Trip Blue Trip Racket clubp C.F.C.p Recordp Quill 81 Scrollp Girls' swimming teamp Jr. class play comm.p Sr. class play comm.p Bank cashierp Student councilp All-city honor roll. MAN- SON, Gail ' Mans ' Girls' Glee clubp Sr. class playp Silver Trip Student councilp Red Crossp Jr. choir. MARCHIAFAVA, Kathryn ' Kathy ' Student coun- cilp Red Crossp Girls' Glee clubp Silver Trip Latin clubp F.T.A.p All-city honor roll. MARVIN, Thomas ' Tom ' Sr. class playp Hi-Yp French club. MAX- WELL, Arthur ' Maxie ' Footballp Recordp Print- ing. McCARTHY, Arthur ' Art Choral club. 32 of Ni X. '51 a Wonderful Experience it Was to Have Friends CCLUNG, David ' Dave ' Stair guards, Band, ulll Gi Scroll, Record. MELIN, Ronald ' Ron ' all guards. MILLER, Katherine ' Kathy ' Girls' Glee club, Tommie Tones, Blue Tri, German club. ILLER, Ruth ' Tex ' Silver Tri, Gym assist. MISKOWIEC, Ronald ' Miske ' Sr. choir, Choral club, Latin club, C.F.C., Stair guards, Gymnastics, Football, Hi-Y. MOE, David ' Dave ' Stair guards, Wizard, Sr. cabinet, Lunchroom service club, Ski team, Cross country, Tennis. MORAN, David ' Dave ' Jr. choir, Sr. choir, Choral club, Wrestling, Hi-Y, MORIN. Barbara ' Barb ' Silver Tri, C.F.C., Choral club, Tommie Tones, Girls' Glee club, Office page. MORIN, Gary ' Gar ' Hi-Y, Lunchroom service club, Vaudeville, Wrestling. MORITKO, Lorrain ' Laurie ' Student council, Tommie Tones, Silver Tri, Racket club, Jr. achievement. MORRISON, Charles ' Chas ' Student council, Band, Hi-Y, Spanish club, Lunchroom monitor, Jr. class play, Sr. class play, Group captain, Red Cross, M.C. club, Vaudeville. NASIEDLAK, Jeanette ' Jean ' Tommie Tones. NAROG, David ' Mickey ' Hall guards. NELSON, Barbara ' Barb ' Girls' Glee club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Racket club, Vaudeville, Jr. choir, F.H.A., Student council, Red Cross. NELSON, Bruce ' Moose ' Stage crew, Jr. choir, Office page. NEL- SON, Delores ' Deb ' Office page, Girls' Glee club. NELSON, Jerold ' Jer ' Elc's, chairman, Na- tional Honor societyp Band, Hi-Y, All-school pres., Spanish club, pres., Inventors club, Jr. class play, Vaudeville, Jr. class vice pres., Sr. class treas., Football, Valedictorian, NELSON, Marlene ' Meme ' Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Vaude- ville, Student council, Choir, Choral club, Latin club, Record, Quill 8. Scroll. NEUMAN, Stewart ' Stew ' Football, Student council, Jr. choir, Boys' Glee club, Group captain. NORDINE, Shir- ley ' Shirl ' Silver Tri, Blue Tri, F.H.A., Bank cashier. NORDSTROM, Carol ' Kelly ' C.F.C., Vaudeville, Sr. class play comm., Silver Tri, Office page. NORLING, Kenneth ' Kenny ' Band, Football, Hockey, Hi-Y, Gym assist. NOVITSKY, Dorothy ' Toots ' Tommie boosters, Vaudeville, Office page. OBERG, Marlys ' Mar ' Blue Tri, Vaude- ville. 33 .smith :'l' '- 1 an if fi is s 0 5-J 5? fl f ix 1. , 1 .. J . L S F ta 5 1 13, 165 Y 1 . ff' .a. iff S lg ,A -at si . , .1 .9 Q--ev , V is Dt it . F ' 1 3 f. yfff. f me if ll as Q Q : xx . i J - 3 Q . X 1 e y I 'S if .si X. . ...,.. x I I 1- ! 'su F' -J '5 5 Q X X .Q si 11 L. 5 . Q .. M - k it L ' ef 5 5 -w .5 ,Nw S s wil' .ze ,fi U fei .-D, l .if it ur Friends Were Cherished by Us Not Merely SF OHLIN, Mary ' Elc's: Group captain: Blue Tri: Office page: Record: Tommie boosters: Quill 8- Scroll. OLSEN, Diane ' Ols ' Elc's: C.F.C.: Gym assist.: Lunchroom helper: Jr. choir. OLSON, Diane J. ' Di. OLSON, Gerald ' Ger ' Hi-Y: Tommie boosters: Hockey: Baseball: Jr. achieve- ment. OLSON, Robert ' Ole ' Hi-Y: C.F.C.: Lunch-'Q-E93 room service club: Stair guards: Sr. class play: Tommie boosters: F.T.A.: Debate team: M.C. club. OLSON, Roger ' Curly ' Baseball: Football: Cross country: Track: Stair guards: Jr. choir: Sr. choir: Choral club: Student council: Hi-Y: Vaude- ville: C.F.C. OMDAL, James ' Jim ' Jr. Choir: Sr. choir: Baseball. O'ROURKE, Patricia ' Pat ' Blue Tri: Record: Quill 81 Scroll: Vaudeville: Office page. OSLUND, Marcia ' Student council: Silver Tri, All-school treas.: Blue Tri, All-school vice-pres.: Wizard: Sr. choir: Choral club: French club: Jr. class sec.: Sr. cabinet: Vaudeville: Homecoming attendant: Silver scholarship pin: Girls' Glee club: Jr. class play comm. PADDOCK, Ronald ' Ron ' Lunchroom service club: Hall guards. PAGEL, Joann ' Tubs ' Elc's: Student council: National Honor society, vice-pres.: Blue Tri: Silver Tri, vice-pres.: German club: C.F.C., corresponding sec.: Stage crew, sec.: Group captain: Banking, sec.: Silver scholarship pin: Jr. choir: Vaudeville: Bank cashier: Homecoming attendant: All-city honor roll. PALBICKI, Ray ' Kay ' Sophomore football. PARR, Ed. PAULSON, Marlene ' Mar ' Choral club, vice-pres.: Sr. choir: Gym assist.: Group cap- tain: F.T.A.: Vaudeville: French club. PAUMEN, Lucille ' Lucy ' Ushers' club: Racket club. PAYNE, James. PERCY, Rodney ' Rod ' Stair guards: Hall guards. PERZEL, George ' Georgie ' Hi-Y: Span- ish club: Vaudeville: Tommie boosters, vice-pres. PETERSON, Gary E. ' Gar ' Jr. choir: Band. PETERSON, Gary L. ' Peneetz ' Football: Hockey: Hi'Y: Vaudeville: Lunchroom monitors: Record, Printing. PETERSON, Muriel ' Chickie ' Student coun- cil: Tommie boosters: Sr. choir: Choral club: Blue Tri: Silver Tri. PFLAGER, Ben ' Hall guards. PHILLIPS, Warren ' Jr. ' Stair guards. PIERSON, Beverly ' Bev ' Silver Tri: Racket club: Gym assist. 34 1 K ftforttr-Appearance But for True Worth and alue PLACK, Jordyce ' Judy ' Sr. class play comm.: Sr. choir: Silver Tri: Blue Tri: Racket club: l.atin club, treas.: Student council: Gym assist.: Red Cross: Bank cashier: Group captain: All-city honor roll. POLACZYK, Gary ' Polack ' Baseball: Soph- omore basketball: Football: Vaudeville: Gymnas- tics: Gym assist.: Lunchroom monitor: golf: Stair guards: Hi-Y. PORIANDA, Annie ' Anne ' Gym assist.: Ushers' club: Silver Tri: Blue Tri. PORTER, Myriel ' Portz ' F.T.A.: Debate team. PORTLANCE, Audrey ' Aud ' Girls' Glee club: Vaudeville: Silver Tri: Racket club: Tommie Tones: F.H.A.: Bank cashier. PREHATNEY, Richard ' Dick ' Jr. choir: Boys' Glee club: Student council: Golf team: Senior cabinet: Group captain: lunchroom service club. PRESTEMON, Juanita ' Nita ' Group captain: Tommie boosters: Jr. cabinet: Blue Tri. QUAMME, Sonia ' Shorty ' National Honor so- ciety: Blue Tri: C.F.C.: Tommie boosters: Jr. achievement, treas.: All-city honor roll. READY, Marlene ' Curly ' F.H.A.: F.T.A.: Blue Tri, chap. vice-pres.: Silver Tri: Latin club: C.F.C.: Library monitor: Elc's: Sr. class play: Vaudeville: Art club: Jr. achievement: Gym assist. REED, Kathleen ' Katy ' C.F.C.: Spanish club: Racket club: Tommie Tones: Choral club: Silver scholar- ship pin: Quill 81 Scroll: Group captain: Saluta- torian. REGEL, leroy ' Rags ' Hi-Y: Inventors' club: Gym assist.: Football: Hockey: Vaudeville. RESHETAR, Audrey ' Resh ' Jr. choir: Sr. choir: Choral club: F.H.A.: Rocket club: Blue Tri: Silver Tri: Gym assist.: Office page: Art club. RICHARDS, Clifton ' Cliff ' Hall guards. RlNGEl, Jean ' Jeanie ' Jr. choir: Sr, choir: German club: Ushers' club: Office page. RISCH, Sharon ' Shar ' Elc's: Student council: Band: Blue Tri: C.F.C.: Rec. sec.: Jr. class play: Sr. class play: Sr. class sec.: Gym assist.: Bank cashier: F.T.A., corres. sec.: Ski club: Debate team: Racket club. ROD- GER, Elizabeth ' Liz ' Elc's: C.F.C.: National Hon- or society: Blue Tri: Band: Group captain: Class play: Silver scholarship pin: German club, vice- pres.: Debate team: All-city honor roll. ROEGER, Jack ' Band: Vaudeville: Hi-Y, All- school treas.: Record: Quill 8. Scroll: German club: Elc's: Stair guards: Jr. class play: Bank cashier: Hall guards: All-city honor roll. ROEN, Norma Jean ' Gubs ' C.F.C.: Vaudeville: Sr. class play comm.: German club: Office page: Silver Tri. RONDEAU, Elizabeth ' Bets ' Student coun- cil: Silver scholarship pin: Choral club: Blue Tri, chap. pres.: Silver Tri: Office Page: Wizard: Jr. class play comm.: Vaudeville: Tommie Tones: Tommie Boosters, pres.: Sr. guides. SALAMAN- DYK, John ' Mandyk ' Hi-Y: Stair guards. SANFORD, David ' Dave ' Sr. class play comm.: Hi-Y: Elc's: Ski team: Student council: Silver scholarship pin: Stair guards: Wizard: All-city honor roll. SAWYER Jill ' Jillie Babe ' Elc's: Student council: Silver Tri: Blue Tri, chap. pres.: Office page: Vaudeville: F.H.A.: C.F.C.: F.T.A.: Jr. class play comm.: Sr. class play comm.: Jr. achievement. SCHIEL, Judith ' Judy ' C.F.C.: German club: Silver Tri: Student council: Girls' Glee club: Jr. choir. SCHJOLL, Susan ' Sue ' Vaudeville: Tommie boosters: Spanish club, sec.: Silver Tri: Blue Tri: Quill 8. Scroll: Record, editor: Sr. choir: Jr. choir: Choral club: Jr. class play comm.: Sr. class play comm.: Red Cross. ,QE -so . we 13 'H ' at 1 3 fd me VV 5 1 We W ,P . 1' ., f is ff e, .. ,. .Sf ' Q. Q, 49- 31?-.-, '- I of . .Q 'Q f Q Z- gs--f g SRV y , .t r 2 ,six s f i 254115, ir Qi rs X L X is . JP li The Clubs We Participated in 1. if . . , 5f 'W ' ' W, Taug t l How SCHLUTER, Betty ' Betts ' Choir: Choral club: Silver scholarship pin: Jr. achievement: Tommie boosters: All-city honor roll. SCHUTTS, Mary ' Shuttsi ' Girls' swimming team: Band. SCHWAL- BACH, Jean ' Jeni ' Silver Tri: Ushers' club: Jr. achievement: Lunchroom helper: Office page. SCOVIL, Beverly ' Bev ' Blue Tri. SEEK, Shirley ' Dede ' C.F.C. SEMPEL, Carol ' Carol Jane ' Choir: Choral club :Girls' Glee club: Blue Tri, chapter sec.: Silver Tri: French club: Record: Vaudeville: Gym assist.: Quill 81 Scroll: Group captain: Bank cashier: Sr. guides: Tommie boosters: Red Cross. SHOLES, Sandra ' Sandy ' Girls' Glee club: Library moni- tor: Blue Tri: Ushers' club: Lunchroom helper. SIMON, Ghislaine ' Gilly ' French club, pres.: Spanish club: Elc's: Student council: Racket club. SKAWSKI, Barbara ' Barbie ' Vaudeville: Girls' Glee club: Tommie Tones: Choral club: Gym assist.: French club: Red Cross. SKIBA, Monica ' Monie ' Student council: Sr. class play comm.: Silver Tri: Blue Tri: Jr. choir: Bank cashier. SKWIERA, Barbara ' Jean ' Blue Tri. SMITH, Janet ' Smitty ' 'Choral club: Gym assist.: Jr. choir. SMITH, Leonard ' Lenny ' Stair guards, co-captain: Debate team: Ski team: Cross coun- try: Track. SODERGREN, Janet ' Sod ' Blue Tri: Silver Tri: C.F.C.: Silver scholarship pin: Bank cashier: Jr. choir: Sr. choir: Choral club: German club, treas.: Elc's: Jr. class play comm.: Vaude- ville: Racket club: Wizard: All-city honor roll. SOLOM, Jean ' Jeannie ' Ushers' club: Racket club. SOLZ, Arthur ' Art ' Football: Track: Hock- ey: Wrestling: Basketball: Lunchroom monitor: Hall guards. SOLZ, Sharon ' Shar ' Elc's: Student council: Girls' Glee club: Sr. choir: Blue Tri: Silver Tri: French club: Vaudeville: Gym assist.: Group cap- tain: Sr. guides: Cheerleader. SORENSEN, Tom ' Whitey. SPENCER, Frank ' Stage crew: Jr. class play: Hall guards: Tommie boosters: Hi-Y: Sopho- more football: Ski team. SPLITTORF, Mary Ann ' Manny ' Racket club: Silver Tri: Tommie Tones: Choral club: Silver scholarship pin: All-city honor roll. STANLEY, Fred ' Frump ' Hi-Y: Football: Vaude- Ville. STASICA, Peter. STEIN, Richard ' Dick ' Stair guards: Hall guards: Hi-Y. STEVENS, Eli. 36 'oo :Important It Is to Work an Belong to a Group STSZEMP, John ' Baron. STUART, John ' Jack. SUHON, Jo Ann ' Jo ' Choir: Office page: Vaudeville: C.F.C.: Girls' Glee club. SWANSON, John ' Ski team: Hall guards: Red Cross. SWANSON, Robert ' Bob ' Lunchroom service club. SWANSON, Walter ' Wally ' Cross country: Choral club: Band. SWENDRA, Jerome ' Jerry ' Football: Basketball: Vaudeville. SWENSON, Maurice ' Morry ' Jr. choir: Sr. choir: Bank cashier: Stage crew: Hall guards. SYKE, Richard ' Zelce ' Hockey: Vaudeville. TA- CHENY, Katherine ' Kathy ' Jr. choir: Sr. choir: Girls' Glee club: Tommie Tones: Silver Tri: Blue Tri: Vaudeville: Sr. class play comm. TEMA, Wil- liam ' Bill ' Hall guards: Stair guards: Band: Baseball: Football. THIES, Joan ' Joonie ' Jr. choir: Sr. choir: C.F.C. THOMASEN, Arden ' Art ' Jr. choir: Sr. choir: Choral club: Hall guards: Stair guards: Sr. class play: Jr. achievement: Football. 'THOMP- SON, Patricia ' Pat ' Girls' Glee club. THORSON, Marlene ' Marly ' Racket club: Blue Tri: Ushers' club: Sr. choir: Tommie boosters: Office page. TIGUE, Kenneth ' Kenny ' Bank cashier: Stage crew: Stair guards: Football: Hi-Y: Voudeville. TOMISAK, Gayle ' Gay ' Silver Tri: Blue Tri: Gym assist.: Vaudeville: Girls' Glee club. TREAT, James ' Jim ' Quill 81 Scroll: German club: Stu- dent council: Elc's: Swimming: Hi-Y: Vaudeville: Band: Stair guards: Lunchroom service club: All- city honor roll. TRYMAN, Arlys ' Ar ' Latin club: National Honor society: Girls' Glee club: Sr. choir: Choral club: Silver Tri: All-city honor roll. TUll.Y, Patricia ' Pat ' C.F.C.: French club: Ushers' club: Blue Tri: Red Cross: F.T.A.: Jr. cabinet: Jr. choir: Sr. class play comm.: Jr. achievement. TURGEON, Barbara ' Barb. TYMINSKI, Mary Jane ' Janie ' Office page. VAN AUKEN, Diane ' Butch ' Band: Blue Tri. VIATER, Joan ' Jo ' Tommie Tones: Jr. cabinet. 37 as ,. 'tt' 'T' Q Q ' ' gl ,.,x- A by i U f F'-A sf-A . ., Ny.-rf ' is 'r-::,,:g B Et 1' A ' is B ' ' 2 em is g 'W' in ' . 1 N153 fi J f f , ' N I ' -as X' il' W ce If ,si 3 fgrk W.. F 2 Qt, X , , I se We, The Class 3 au- .:.., .sei as md X i W' it Q , X S, If is eff, .s of 195 , Hereby M, s ,owe s ..,:, l :P 2' 'Q' . J A ,gi -,..q :: -is Q ' we 5, ,.,-:-,EE , . ff - i K .H+ as V sz. V. ,,:' ' - . 1 'ii' if li 1 CAMERA SHY ANDERSON, DAVID w. ANTINOZZI, BEATRICE A. DAHL, RICHARD A. :fi Take Leave VINCENT, JoAnn ' Jo Vince ' Student council, National Honor society, sec., Choir, Tommie Tones, Blue Tri, pres., Silver Tri, Spanish club, Wizard, Stage crew, sec., Group captain, Jr. choir, F.T.A., Jr. class play, Sr. class play, Vaude- ville, Sr. class vice-pres., Silver scholarship pin, M.C. club, Debate team, Jr. cabinet, Sr. cabinet, Jr. achievement, Valedictorian. VOSIKA, Bernard ' Bernie ' Band, Hi-Y, Stair guards, C.FiG., Jr. achievement, Debate team, All-city hon!r'roll. WAGNER, Carol ' Carrots ' Tommie boosters, treas., Choral club, Vaudeville, Bank cashier, Tommie Tones, Group captain, F.T.A., Gym as- sist., Tennis team, Red Cross. WALLER, Camilla ' Mella ' F.H.A., Jr. choir, Sr. choir, Choral club, C.F.C. WALTERS, Leroy ' Chuck ' Football, Hi-Y, Wres- tling. WARCH0l, Onamae ' Ona ' Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Racket club, Student council, Tommie Tones, Girls' Glee club. WARMUTH, Deloris ' Dee ' Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Girls' Glee club. WATTEN, Dana ' Watty ' Jr. cabinet, Stage crew, Hi-Y, Vaudeville. WDOWENKO, Ina ' Choir, Vaudeville, All-city honor roll. WEDIN, Janet ' Jan ' Office page, Nurses' assist., Tommie boosters, Blue Tri, Jr. class play, Lunchroom service club, Vaudeville, F.H.A., Sr. choir. WHITE, Judith ' Judy ' Record, Racket club, C.F.C., Latin club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Tommie Tones, Quill 8- Scroll, Girls' Glee club, Swimming team, All-city honor roll. Wil.- LIAMS, Nancy ' Nanc ' Student council, Sr. choir, Jr. choir, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, All-school treas., ICC, Office page, Vaudeville, Sr. cabinet, Gym assist. WILT, Roger ' Rog ' Orchestra, Band, Stair guards. WINCEK, Geraldine ' Gerry ' Blue Tri. WINDAHL, luise ' Lou ' Elc's, Choral club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, French club, Vaudeville, Gym assist., Group captain, F.H.A. WING, Shir- ley ' Shirl ' Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Racket club, F.l'l.A. WOLFF, Robert ' Bob ' Student Council, Choir, Choral club, Stair guards, Hi-Y, All-school sec., Football, Vaudeville, Gym assist., Group captain, Jr. cabinet. YOUNG, Karen ' Key ' Jr. choir, Sr. choir, Office page. ZIERMAN, Fred ' Sam ' Wrestling, inventors' club. ZINTER, Her- man ' Harpo ' Jr. choir, Sr. choir, Hi-Y, All- school vice-pres., Student council, vice-pres., Wiz- ard, editor, National Honor society, C.F.C., Stair guards, Jr. class play, Elc's, Sr. cabinet, Vaude- ville, All-city honor roll. ZIPOY, Roger ' Rog ' National Honor so- ciety, Jr. choir, Sr. choir, Choral club, Stair guards, Ski team, Sophomore football, All-city honor roll. PRATT, Michael ' Mike ' Transferred from Des Moines, Iowa. k il Shmmg Star of the Cast of 195 f- U39 '-.- 5. .vi in N-mite 4 ' 'Y 4 . 3-fcfmsii If ,uv t .- .. mt. Hx-' 'QQ 1 R , Y .X v.,5,,v-f-'esrlr-X ,x . X ' . 1 t X ' lx . I ' Y Y x:'y',v . K 1. ' 'V o 2 f 's N s. Kg ' I 'x N lm' h :XS f.-,Lge x - :Q rx N. .lxx ' 1: R' XSNN N SZ? s NN' x gn ikxsifxn Dana's friends, Janet Eklund, Red Lyons, Susan Schioll, and Ronnie Melin, are at his home telling him about the day's activities in school. Dana is always willing to listen and he is sure to hear the latest gossip. When conversation runs out, idle hands turn to help Dana with his homework. i ss....!, 'T f, s it S A S X. xx . V xx X X gIx,AN .4 fx Xe. 9' Xi?iif'ef'.. -. X-. Q KM' --. X At his bedside Dana's mother is assisting him with his studies. Because of the intercommunication system, the first time used in Minneapolis, Dana is able to keep up with the rest of the students. The seniors are glad to have Dana as an active member of the class. 39 ..N!si5. xx X4 ' it Qizigrx N X wif' Law ...M -,JN ..,.-...--an A 1 Q. ,nl fa 1' fig: A gg . 1. N. X T SHARPEST DRESSERS TYPICAL EDISONIANS Gary Morin Jerry Nelson Marcia Oslund Grace Anderson Spothght 1 PRETTIEST EYES Jerry Boyce Myrna Maloy MOST MISCHIEVOUS Ar! Maxwell Barb Cook PRETTIEST HAIR Burch Crossmon Sharon Booth MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Harpo Zinler Jo Vincent KK Q kklijxf, 40 S Tl l 'X L 1 l W Famous Seniors 1 J. BEST DANCERS Red Lyons Lorraine Dzubak CUTEST NOSE Andy Keuser Deanna Lundblad SENIOR CHATTERBOX Bob Wolff Carol Conklin BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Art Solz Karen Cola fl Q if 4 35 MOST TALENTED Chuck Morrison Marlene Paulson CUTEST COUPLE Terry Irving Barbara Gervais MOST ATHLETIC Gary Peterson Janet Eklund ALWAYS SMILING Dana Walten Sharon Solz SHYEST Bill Tema Beafrice Antinozzi BEST LINE LeRoy Regel LaVern Johnson AB-QM is 7fff'-Z MJWAWW M, ,fg,2ffZf 0fg3 t10HS QQ! W J J2Wf ,5i4j?!f:M,, LWW Z 27 yfacfffig, W! Va zQ A4ff if Maw? Ewsiiiggigslga iw mimziinlas xliflllli F ,fl , Z . ' 5 ,. ' 3 2 A Q , f 5 Es 3 f gk Q - a x in Nigga, We'd Never Be Ha 1 1 Otherwise I I Y Q ' .P 'J -fZZf59 7 fn, ii: E .2 f ,7 f fd f Jaffyf in JW JZZMZ: f ij TIE ' fi . Q .4 - 5-zzgmiii -2 .ta 2 -, -V ' . , 4 e x S 4 s .X J 3 if f. ei, Y R? si.. 1... , xg: t . gg. xx 1 i id? 5 ,I Q.. MH., K ri . ' 2 1. U f U r 1.44 3 3 ., wk. X! N. ,. . egg: K . - ft . il.: 5253: -V tfiifv. . 5 '. 7 QQ' . j ,Q N' . y ' p lk 53 ...y I A . J S 4 1 4 ? R ,' f 1 4 I ' J 7 4 ii WZW .- , O ur Council lrects The Edison Student Council is the core of st ent kfpactivities. As a forecast of great things to come was the grand production of Homecoming The 2zparade of floats at half-time was initiated this 9? year. Next under the spotlight was the benefit dance for Dana Watten. the senior paralyzed last f su er, when 45600 was raised to enable Dana to class by telephone, a novelty not over- looked by local newspapers and television. An- ? 'M other project receiving public notice was the ,tiff M44 .w.4 DECORATIONS COMMITTEE - Seated: B. Cook-Chairman, Mr. Brown-Adviser. Row 2: T. Smith, W. Tomczyk, B. Johnson. Row 3: Saturday we took over Richies Pure Oil station, receiving 55300 from the day's efforts as a start on gan fund. Other special projects were the .ponsorship of a Korean child and partial spon- sorship of our foreign exchange student. The nnual activities of winter carnival and vaude- ville as well as the assemblies and dances t roughout the year are also due to Student Council's efforts. The junior high grades meet as a separate council n alt rnate weeks 1 , A .wfirfgaesf ...MQ SOCIAL COMMITTEE - Seated: H. Zinter- Chairmon, Mr. Mathiason-Adviser. Row 2: J. Sandell, G. Anderson, S. Omdahl. Ro . L. Dzubok, N. Egeland. , f- -s,,' 4- V f 2. in L If fi s . - ae, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE - Seated: J. Eklund- President, Mr. Ludford-Adviser. Row 2: M. Lemo- ing-Secretary. Row 3: H. Zinter-Vice President, C, Drage-Treasurer. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE - Seated: E. Hansen- Chairman, Miss Fisch. Row 2: P. Sundberg, M. J. Hage, D. Lesterson. Row 3: D. Mankowski, G. Hemp. l 5 I s , v 5 ' ,H inf .1 CONTRIBUTIONS COMMITTEE - Seated S. Solz, J. Vincent, D. Stephens, C. Lyons. B. Zierman-Chairman, Mr. Kemp-Ad w 3' viser. Row 2: B. Bassinger, E. Alberico 44 .Xl -. Q.. .. 'QQ VAUDEVILLE COMMITTEE - Seated: K. Coveney, Miss Ferguson-Adviser, D. Gladhill-Chairman. Row 2: N. Egeland, C. Fremouw, D. Kclrbo, M. Sex lon. Row 3: J. Sondell, G, Hemp, D. Mankowski N. Ward. RECOGNITION SR. HIGH - Sealed: L. Lystig - Chairman, Miss Holkesvig - Adviser. Row 2: J. M. Moloy-Chairman, Mrs. Henke, V. Vifols, D. Sanford. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE - Seeded: P. Hen drickson-Chairman, Mrs. Kendall-Advis- er. Row 2: K. Sfulxel, D. Perlick, G. An derson, R. Laugen. A i n gig. ,Jw l - 1 I , l E . ?i 1- .gk K. 1 BULLETIN BOARD - Sealed: R. Orr, Miss Wallace. Row 2: T. Peterson, C. Hudoba, K. f l l C7547 Kellner, S. Erie. Row 2: B. Kees, D. Haflund, P. John- ,V W7 Mx RECOGNITION JR. HIGH - Seated: G. Dusterhoft, Miss Albinson, C. Anderson. Row 2: B. Holm, R. Berg, J. Benson, P. Mark am. CQ : QQ LUNCHROOM COMMITTE - Seafedz C. Mor- T. Gawronski, Mr. Bruning. Row 2: D. Seated: rison-Chairman, Mr. Christiansen-Adviser. Johnson, S. Falldin, J. O'lson. Row 3: L. Row 2: L. Lystig, B. Wolff, G. Kozluk, K. Holm, D. Pierkurski, B. Carlson, G. Palm-5 ' 1 Lind. Row 3: M. Hullberg, L. Bergslrom. quls. Us ries.: -sf.. 3 -. 5 :M 2 xi 9:1 x ' P EW S . 'f I ,, - gg ,hh E 45 f . 0 Z7 APB' hi-f4ff.,z?1aL4 CWM ,Qian ,diff 44? ,wwf 'ff CHORAL ClUB - Row 'l: E. Davis, M. Parkes, R. Andrescik-Sec., J. Bourbeau, M. Brunner, Y. Balken, M. Hansen, S. Booth, P. Hagen B. Schlufer Row 2: M R h P. . . es etar, Hoy, R. Hortmark, M. Paulson, S. Schioll, J. Sodergren, K. Reed, K. Hermanson, C. Wagner. Row 3: B. Morin, C. Cacas, D. Stephens-Treas., D. Beberg, D. Willow, R. Thomas, R. Kern, B. Bofferding, D. Laing, B. Gall. Row 4: D. Eric- fw jf E1 3l Groups A . ' fl? e Choral Club is made up selected juniors and seniors who perform in two concerts and assemblies. son, A. McCarthy, A. Thomasen-Pres., W. Weig, R. Miskowiec, E. Laube, n R. Zi They also had a radio performance, and exchanged programs with Owatonna and Ramsey high schoo TOMMIE TONES - Ro : M. J. Davis, M. Keller, B. Hanson, S. Erie, C. Boardman, J. Ofrlicki, E. Fedors, Ro 2: C. Oclegaard, A. Moore, D. Hurrle, T. Nelson, C. Benson, B. Thayer, B. Olson, L. Johnson, J. Ewer, L. Johnson, J. Rondeau, R. Moore, A. Kolchen. Row 3: J. Babcock, N. Fredberg, D. Pieceh, J. Babcock, P. Lyons, M. Severson, P. Fitzgerald, K. Jorgensen, B. Jadinalt, Mr. Sodergren S. Madore, C. Hinderman, H. McDonald, A. Eisenman. Olson, J. Tompson, J. Osflund, J. Hurrle, M. Weg , f!!nfQ',y,f,4f! Lgfl fZf ,f JA 1 N st CHORAL CLUB - Row 1: J. Smith, C. Peck, D. Beck, J. Masica, M. Oslund, B. Rondeau, A. Layeux, M. Loebner, E. Fedors, C. Ohman. Row 2: K. Gallison, C. Peterson, M. Nelson, C. Conklin, M. Lemoing, M. Richards, K. Swanson, C. Waller, D. Duemke, K. Bassinger. Row 3: B. Wolff, D. Betts, B. Delong, E. Ulmaniec, W. Swanson, B. Haglund, L. Venske, R. Miller, D. Myhre. Row 4: P. Hendrickson, M. Hallberg, P. Gustafson, J. Graham, C. Sempel, M. S littorf, D. L' der, J. Ewin , M. Madison. ,I X! , if saf4f,Qf!Qifi7Z 7z! onvert Seetl ns of Our Pla I 0 ay Mu ,al The Tommie Tones Consists 10th through 12th T cho' tenth e group. is the younge- of the grade girls selected for their interest and ability in selected groups. Part of this group is later in Choral music. This year they hegan four-part trehle harmony Club. They take part in the Christmas nml Spring in addi -oy7tl 111ethocijx! fxhoral pr ai1d jnhlies. . ,JM fff47Z' J-ZQQZ f ff, .i .Q SENIOR CHOIR - Row 'I: D. Salmon, G. Fredberg, R. Bies, C. Bensen, K. 8 , B. Smith, T. Clapshaw, E. Schimpf, D. Lind, C. Lemoing, B. Ferden, S. Kuen, K. Olson, J. Gordon, M. Asp, M. Lahti. Row 2: M. Wic strom, L. Cybyske, S. Omdahl, J. Antolak, J. Andrescik, N, Finnegan, B. Lambie, N. Ward, R. Nicholas, R. Dicaire, C. Neuman, C. Krahl, D. Young, D. Karbo, E. Butterfield, F. Tetnowski, D. Hauser. Row 3: G. Thomasen, F. Sandell, B. Kircher, G. Swanson, G. Wallin, R. Anderson, D. Favorite, W. Paulsen, E. Johnson, N. Brindley, D. Bergman, O. Verding, K. Cummings, S. Johnson, M. Tema, M. Olson, L. Kaye, S. Sabin, B. Lundeen. Row 4: D. Burkland, R. Reiners, T. Anderson, T. Magda, B. Weeber, R. Vierkant, R. Yorston, C. Walden, R. Gaffney, T. Miesen, J. Karbo, L. Glisan, V. Lang- ner, E. Nelson, J. Gawronski. 272161 42 If '- 0 G n . D T3 5 :T 1' H K 3 7 Q. 'J A B K' B glelvflb 635 '5,Qv'?t'f- f?n,,,,,G, 0, - 1 ri diy The sight of the Edison band on the athletic field serves to quicken the pulse-beat of enthusiasm. The majorettes add their color and skill. However. under the skillful baton of Mr. Lunk- ley. the band has become accomplished in classical and semi- popular music as well as the rousing marches. This is evidenced in their concerts and Aw ratings in the state contests. A broad program of instruction has been built upg a beginner progresses through four bands in preparation for the top 96-piece band. A student can learn the necessary skills in school and rent school instruments. but private lessons are encouraged by meriting points toward special music awards. The trophy pic- tured at the left was a new feature last year. and is inscribed each year with the name of the student voted the most valuable band member. Providing the Background Music Is ur Bandg BAND - Row I: J. Erickson, S. Vondermyde, P. Moguire, H. DuPoy, J. Gossler, C. Eklund, D. Hyllesfed. Row 2: R. Stukel, B. Honson, M. Ericson, R. Bottoms, E. Evenson, C. Johnson, G. Al-nlquist, B. Vosiko. Row 3: D. DeKonick, D. Brindo, E. Rodger, M. Jostod, J. Treat, G. Green, P. Phoncenek, D. Gladhill. Row 4: P. Gerdemon, D. Vcrville, S. Hoffman, M. J. Hoge, V. Barnes, W. Bloch, G. Wold, E. Wick- lcmder, T. Heidemonn, L. Pefterson. Row 5: E. Honsen, R, Foucher, J. Nelson, B. Peterson, D. Hoge, M. Shutts, B. Zimmerman, D. Rien, D. Nelson. fn. as W it eh...- w is v ,pl-nv. MAJORETTES - R. Gcllus, K. Colo, L. Johnson, J. Coplxo, S. Kimball. Mr. lunkley With 1'. Lunkley and the Maj orettes Directing BAND - Row l: D. Von Aulxen, N. Palm, B. Bobiclw, B. Bovee, B. Heidemann, J. Nelson, J. Hendrickson. Row 2: R. Sclmulie, D. Perliclm, ' P. G l C. Risch, R. Hendrickson, J. Hagen, D. Jorgenson, J. Loren. Row 3: J. Roeger, D. McClung, B. Zlermon, S. Risch, P. lversen, oss er, M. Temc, S. Gehrke, K. Overson. Row 4: R. Tripp, V. Haglund, R. Lifshifz, D. Johnston, D. Schlufer, J. Scngren, G. Badlke, J. Eklund, J. Nelson. Row 5: G. Schulfe, K. Peterson, D. Nordine, G. Miller, H. Hohenslein, H. Coppock, G. Hemp, R. Stanley, D. Ochu, D. Hanson. li A sv! The String Ensemble, which plays five or seven part music, received an HA rating in the state contests. A valuable expe- rience to the members was the performance at the Nicollet Hotel last fall. for the reception of four hundred new teach- ers. Fi if 1 i?f .s:i'5:.:.' i2tE K 'f .. x ' : :rrfi i . tw if X i ' ii ' J' 3 : f var' rv - ' .SML ,L is .4 X v 3 X 'E'j .V F at A E 1 Haarem . Q . . Egg Ng Y if N y, 1' i .Qi l li 1 x F rl Y ll I YE it F i x - ,ss 33 JE g X, 'em ..,. , .. - . 1 .. ' i 9 Q. X. Y Os is mga. A. 5 Q R f. if STRING ENSEMBLE - Row 'lz J. Timmers, S. Tschida, N. Schmitt. Row 2: N. Orr, J. Wachs, E. Vincent, M. Jaroscak. The Add a Classical oteg 'if ia . ln the Edison program of string instruction. all of the lx ,. fifty students involved must attend a six-week summer school course. Orchestra earned an NAv rating in the M - BUW' city and state contests and has appeared thirty-five times in the last year. ORCHESTRA - Violin, Row I: V. Thoreson, J. Wachs, C. Tacheny, S. Hutchins. Row 2: S. Tschida, J. Timmers, R. Laing, W, Marusenko, D. Reavis, G. Hawfitch, M. Herman. Row 3: P. Evanson, D. Hagford, C. Gilbert. Cello, Row 'l: K. Drinkwine, C. Larsen, C. Decker. Row 2: D. Reisewifz, M, Jaroscalr. Row 3: B. Decker, S. Roff. Bass:D. Hall, M. A. Brown, J. Murphy, S. Flannery, C. Cope, E. Vincent. ll ii is l ll ef 50 i . K. ,-. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Row I: A. Trymon, M. Lemoing, C. Druge son-Adviser, J. Vincent-Sec., A. Keuser-Treas., E. Rodger, J. Eklund. Row 2: M. Parkes, J. Frizzelle, N. Peterson, E. Fedors, J. Ostlund, H. DuPuy, A. Kocislxo, S. Quamme. Row 3: B, Hanson, B. Bobich, M. Pshe- nychny, D. Duemke, B. Peterson, H. Zinter, P. Hendrickson, R. Hortmark, P. Kellerman, L. Dzubcilc. Row 4: R. Zipoy, G. Hemp, B. Allen, A. Lubrecht, L. Anderson, L. Solberg, D. Mcinkowski, R. Stanley, B. Gall. The Honor Society Assumes the Academic Lead -Pres., J. Pagel-V. Pres., Miss Soren- A member of the National Honor Society must excel Five percent of the junior and ten percent ofthe senior in scholarship. leadership, Character. and service. The Class can be admitted each year. :is this year's project. candidates are recommended hy the faculty and voted a scholarship certificate was awarded to the highest- on by the senior membership. ranking tenth grade advisory. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Row I: M. Loebner, P. Gustafson, B. Rondeau, M. Ericson, M. Doherty, J. Goss- ler, N. Fredberg, D. Hyllested, D. Lundblod. Row 2: M. Oslund, M. Moloy, D. Lundgren, B. Schluter, G. Simon, K. Marchiafava, K. Coto, C, Hinderman. Row 3: I. Wdowen ko, G. Bodtke, K. Bussinger, S. Nordine, G. Anderson, K. Reed, J. White, D. Larsen, B. Jenninges. Row 4: B, Temu, D. Moe, L. Smith, B. Vosika, H. Coppock, J. Sodergren, S. Schioll, D. Sanford. 51 S W L... W ..... gif f..... EDISON LEADERSHIP CLUB - Row 'l: D. Hyllested, D. Paul, M, Loebner, C. Eklund, C. Lyons, L. Dzubak, J. Rondeau, Mr. Knox, J. Nelson -Pres., G. Anderson-Sec., B. Hanson, J. Elrlund, C. Compton. Row 2: R. Bailey, L. Kaye, S. Risch, B. Zierman, P. lversen, A. Nelson, E. Theisen, C. Risch, D. Lundblad, J. Sawyer, J. Graham, S. Solz, G. Dusterhoft. Row 3: J. Wilson, M. Brunner, B. Gramhill, M. J. Hoge, M. Hallberg, M. Doherty, E. Rodger, G. Simon, C. Hinderman, H. McDonald, E. Fedors, L. Wilson. Row 4: E. Wicklander, M. Pshenychny, L. Bruneau, P. Fitzgerald, M. Wegner, L. Kohout, R. Tupp, C. Neuman, J. Sandell, J. Gordon, D. Alder, C. Conklin, D. Sanford. Row 5: R. Hartman, R. Engen, P. Hendrickson, D. Duemke, T. Holland, R. Miller, E. Zinter, J. Naslund, J. Pagel, H. Stephens, M. Cecko, J. Frizzelli. Row 6: J. Gossler, B. Gall, W. Weig, J. Roeger, C. Drage, J. Naslund, L, Anderson, L. Lystig, E. Hansen, G. Hemp, H. Zinter, K. Swanson, E. Vincent. Leadership, Service and hristian Standards Special features of the Edison Leadership Club this The Tommie Boosters, new this year, raised 3300 for year were the week-end at Camp Icluhapi, Leadership support of athletic activities. There are two members conference. banquet. and Edison week. from each junior and senior advisory. TOMMY BOOSTERS - Row 'I: S. Flavin, J, Brazil, M. Ericson, H. McDonald-Sec., Mrs. Smith, Mr. McWaters, C. Wagner-Treas., G. Perzel-Vice Pres., B. Rondeau-Pres., S. Quamme, J. Timmers. Row 2: H. Buhil, P. White, J, Wedin, E. Fedors, J. Graham, I.. l.uhm, P. Kellerman, B. Connors, J. Ostlund, J. Janiclze, D. Movisky. Row 3: D. DeKanick, J. Jamieson, J. Smith, P. Walther, S. Schioll, W. Weig, B. Gall, N. Heraly, C, Sempel, W. LaFleur, L. Asplund, C. Curtis. Row 4: M. Swenson, G. Kruse, R. Olson, L. Hoben, F. Spencer, J. Kel- neson, D. Halverson, J. Speer, R. Johnson, V. Nelson, B. Schluter. N0 ff 52 3.. U--...tl J CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP, JR. HIGH - Row I: M. McClain, A. Christenson, B. Johnson, Miss Sorenson, L. Haflund, L. Lystig. Row 2: J. Carlson, J. Johnston, L. Macey, S. Hutchins, B. Humphries, N. Larson, E. Harlien. Row 3: D. Haflund, L. Medin, S. VanDevener, E. Egler, M. Knutson, A. Stigen. Row 4: C. Clark, P. Kulkay, M. Johnson, C. Risch, C. Sholander. Row 5: L. Olson, B. Erickson, A. Munson, E. Stone, D. Haugen, B. Holm, G. Dusterhoft. Are Important Elements in the Plot of Our Pla The membership of Christian Fellowship Club is rep- The club stresses the development of personality. eluir- resentative of all grades at Edison. Anyone interested acter. and attitudes in keeping with the teavliings of in Christian companionship is eligible. Christ. It is inter-denominational. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP, SR. HIGH - Row I: S. Risch, L. Kaye, M. Lemoing-All City Sec., H, Zinter, I.. Anderson-Pres., Miss Sorenson, E. Hansen-Vice Pres., B. Peterson-Treas., J. Pagel-Cor. Sec., B. Birleland-Rec. Sec., Y. Balken, E. Rodger. Row 2: S. Quamme, C. Peck, S. Seek, E. Butterfield, C. Lundeen, P. Clark, D. Bills, M. Asp, M. Tema, S. Sabin, B. Hanson. Row 3: M. Loebner, B. Ferden, C. Hoffman, L. Luhm, G. Fredberg, M. McMartin, M. Doherty, M. Ericson, H. McDonald, J. Ostlund, B. Haflund, N. Fredberg. Row 4: C. Lemoing, S. Hoffman, M. Ready, K. Reed, R. Hartmark, P. Tully, E. Evenson, J. Erickson, J. White, V. Thoreson, G. Thomasen. Row 5: P. Hendrickson, C. Waller, K. Swanson, B, Westling, R. Stanley, L. Lystig, G. Peterson, C. Thomas, R. Olson, E. Zinter, K. Bassinger. 2 I ini fr ,ti 1 'N Z pk 5 4 YL .-,. H... .Q .- A-v-five-1, 53 . Q I id ' Llff'-im: ini' 1. if 1.1 GROUP CAPTAINS - Row 'lz J. Wedin, S. Hansen, J. Paradise, K, Overson, K. Gallison, D. Stoddard, C. Namnsen, J. Biorklund, L. Haire. Row 2: D. Beniamin, J. Martin, T. McMullen, D. Erie, P. Kennedy, B. Zipoy, J. Woiack, A. Paulson, R. Turnquist, M. Novak. Row 3: M. Loeb- ner, J. Wachs, J. Lundell, P. Johnson, R. Erie, C. Sandin, A. Layeux, M. Williams, J. Babcock. Row 4: P. O'Rourke, C. Ohmon, J. Timmers, C. Palkowski, G. Tomisak, M. Paulson, C. Wagner, S. Solz, M. Doherty, J. Sheldon. Row 5: K. Reed, K. Jorgensen, E. Vincent, J, Nawoc, J. Helm, L. Erpelding, J. Johnson, T. Smith, M. Nelson, Row 6: M. Gustafson, E. Hansen, R. Montgomery, L. Solberg, D. Nadine, D. Halverson, H. Coppock, B. Byron, J. Wallin. From Business and Finances to Backstage Help: All is quiet and orderly. as the substitute enters the advisory. Seemingly in charge ol the room. is one of the Group Captains. who has been elected by his fellow advisees. There is a Group Captain in each advisory to take over in the absence ol the advisor. They take care of the numerous dodgers. c-olleet money. take attend- ance. and read notives. Future Homemakers of America is one ol the newer organized groups in action at Edison. Membership in the club is not limited. but is made up almost entirely of Junior High girls. These girls work for points throughout the year. with the highlight being a formal banquet. These girls have acquired the seal of womanhood fthe art of home-making. F.H.A. - Row 'l: E. Egler, J. Frizelle-Sr. Sec.-Trecs., F. Bol- stad-Jr. Treas., L. Peterson- Jr. Sec., Mrs. Gamble, N. Worthington-Sr. Pres., S. Ce- derstrom-Jr. Pres., J. Frizzelle -Jr. Vice Pres., A. Lambie. ii . N Lx. Ab Row 2: K. Stukel, L. Verlo, C. Lyons, S. Prestwood, M. Hu- doba, C. Anderson, P. Hagen, C. Hudoba, S. Hutchins, F. Coates. Row 3: P. Kullmy, M. Havrish, A. Nelson, E. Theisen, J. Lundell, B. Nepsha, A. Wig- gen, M. Tema, N. Springer. Row 4: M. Kranak, K. Coveney, J. Calderwood, M. Oslund, L. Olson, B. Graf, R. Erie, Z. Koster, P. Faucher, K. Ballard. Row 5: C. Larsen, J. Browning, L. Carlson, K. Buck, J. Ewing, C. Anderson, S. Johnson, E. Doris, E. Couture. Q 3 ' n .A ll i . BANK CASHIERS - Row l: S. Hansen, M. Paumen, M. Keller, M. Casserly, A. Kocisko, Assist. Cash., Miss Ross, J. Pagel, Head Cash., C. McCorry, D. Hauser, C. Odegaard, L. Haflund. Row 2: J. Sharp, D. Kaedden, J. Laurents, J. Herloisky, G. Walker, G. Sognesand, J. Johnson, N. Chaika, R. Brown, J. Sikorski. Row 3: S. Rostamo, B. Young, M. Thompson, A. Nelson, M. Havrish, M. L. Kranak, P. Sundberg, G. Peter- son, L. Johnson. Row 4: C. Compton, B. Graf, H. Johnson, D. Karbo, M. Reshetar, R. Nicholas, B. Gramhill, S. Mayer, C. Cope, C. Schultz. Row 5: S. Risch, M, Lemoing, R. Kairies, N. Lewaclxo, L. Gisvold, J. Houdelc, S. Jaster, M. Pshenychny, M. Maloy. Row 6: F. Gowronslxi, J. Hildebrand, K. Shortridge, G. Hawfitch, D. Buchta, M. Lord, R. Bennett, S. Hoffman, D. Lundgren, B. Smith. Row 7: S. Solz, C. Sempel, R. Dicoire, D. Alders, R. Vierlxant, S. Roff, P. Magwire, B. Jadinak, C. Wagner. These Clubs Pla Very Important Roles. . . livery Monday is bank day at Edison High. Students at school are able to place money with the school to be deposited in an individual banking account at Farmers and lVlechanics Bank downtown. With the able assistance of the liank Cashiers this is a relatively easy process of bringing the money in an envelope. properly filled out and sealed. s F.T.A. - Row 'lz S. Risch-Cor. Sec., G. Badtlze-Sec., Karen Coto- Pres., Miss Rogers, B. Hanson- Vice Pres., M. Loelaner - Treas. Row 2: J. Sawyer, M. Porter, C. Wagner, Y. Balken, N. Fredberg, J. Eklund. Row 3: C. Conklin, P. Hendrickson, K. Bassinger, R. Ol- son, J. Vincent, L. Asplund, M. Paulson. 1- ' , Future Teachers of America is composed of senior girls who intend to enter college with teaching as a profession in mind. First they have a get-acquainted tea. They then learn about educators. the many fields of education and various colleges. After this. the group visits a number of schools. and they are able to take over classes. i i i .sg S 1 s 5-. .V -w Q -1 -9 FRENCH CLUB - Row I: P. Gustafson, P. Johnson, G. Simon, K. Jorgensen, Mrs. Kellner, W. Weig, M. Brunner, J. Frizzelle, V, Moran, S. Shereck. Row 2: B. Ziermcm, D. Young, A. Gowronski, J. Wilson, J. Musica, O. Zlotoust, J. Swenson, B. Gromhill, B. Babich, D. Brindo, N. Pierro. Row 3: K. Coto, N. Weird, J. Young, G. Ketz, D. Stiles, M. Beldo, T. Morvin, D. Prestemon, J. Rondeou, B. Olson, GERMAN CLUB - Row 1: B. Hanson, J. Hagen, M. Temo, K. Kunzmon, D. DeKonick-Sec., Miss Sorenson, J. Wachs-Pres., L. Kaye-Vice Pres., S. VanDevener, M. Rule, V. Westin. Row 2: M. Lahti, M. Szutz, G. Sowotske, J. Ringel, E. Rodger, J. Hendrickson, M. Pshenychny, D. Antochy, M. Ericson, R. Andrescilz. Row 3: K. Shortridge, R. Kern, E. Zinter, J. Roeger, V. Nelson, B. Peterson, B. Gall, L. Holbrooks, A. Munson, M. McMortin, M. J. Warhol. Through the study of foreign languages. a better understanding of other countries is brought about. French students can 'belong after completing one year of French. Some of their projects this year were a French dinner and a Mardi Gras. The President of this club is our foreign exchange student, iiGilly.i' French is her native language. Parlcs-vous francais? German songs are a specialty of the German Club. such as 'iMuss i dennw and HMein Vater War ein Wan- dersmannf' After completing one year of German, students can become a member of this club. This year they sent a CARE package and a chest of supplies to a German school. Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Every year the language clubs have a joint Christmas party. Each club has a part in the entertainment. The big event is the reading of the Christmas story in the different languages, German, Latin. Spanish, French and English. Upon entering the first year Latin class, a student is eligible for membership in the club. Dicitisne lin-guam Latinarn? Speaking the language of our Mexican neighbors was an asset to two of our Spanish students in their sum- mer travels. An interesting meeting was molded around their experiences. This club also made scrap- books to send to Spain. Spanish students can belong after completing one year of Spanish. 5 Habla usted espanol? Foreign ultures Pla a Part Erlismfs lirst foreign exeliunge stuclent. Cliislaine Sllllllll ul Belgium. is une of the four liunclreil forty-live whose stuclies this year in tlie linilecl States ure clue to the work nl the .-Lmeriean lfielfl Ferviee. We appreeiate the interest of the Limnfs Clulm and Student Couneil . . . . . , . . .. Ghisloine Simon in nmlung it pnssilile for us tn enjoy LGIIIIP. LATIN CLUB -- Row I: B. Quellette, S. Miller, K. Overson, C. Sholander, M. L. Kranak, R. Porietis, Miss Johnson, D. Steen, K. Perlick, P. Gall P. Hagen, M. Loebner, M. Lahti. Row 2: T. Armstrong, C. Clark, J. Rodgers, R. Balkus, S. Cederstrom, C. Lien, R. Hartmark, D. Porietis H. McDonald, R. Manley, K. Thill, B. Ferden. Row 3: M. Lemoing, S. Hoffman, D. Varville, J. Eich, D. Beberg, T. Holloway, D. Nordine, D Holmberg, G. Ahlquist, R, Stanley, B. Gall, K. Folsom, C. Patch, S. Stoclchaus. A va: 'J em J..-alln.J 25,5 SPANISH CLUB - Row I: D. Hudoba, J. Eklund, J. Gossler-Pres., B. Johnson-Sec., Mrs. Kellner, D. Duemke-Vice Pres., K. Cummings -Treas., D. Salmon, B. Hanson, R. Rymanowski. Row 2: D. Stoddard, J. Gawronski, C. Eklund, C. Cope, K. Rosell, N. Finnegan, J. Ostlund, P. Gossler, S. Tefertiller, G. Fredberg, N. Burman. Row 3: P. Bubar, J. Timmers, J. Gordon, J. Sandell, R. Dicaire, C. Neuman, M. Wegner, L. Hoffman, G. Kozlok, G. Simon. Row 4: P. Hendrickson, C. Cumming, J. Ewing, J. Naslund, E. Vincent, G. Hemp, K. Swanson, S, Schioll, S. Vandermyde, G. Badtke, C. Morrison, J. Vincent. 57 'gr QUll.L AND SCROLL - Row l: M. Oslund, M. Loebner, B. Rondeau, D. Hyllested, P. O'Rourlxe, M. lemoing, J, Eklund, l. Dzubalt, D. lemlte, D. Lundblod, J. Gossler. Row 2: F. Brccchi, D. Sanford, M. Moloy, B. Chorslxe, J. White, M. Ohlin, R. Hcrtmork, C. Conklin, D. Fort, K. Cotu. Row 3: P, Hendrickson, C. Sempel, M. Nelson, K. Bassinger, J. Sodergren, J. Roeger, B. Bryan, S. Sclxioll, J. Vincent, C. Drcge, H. Zinter. For Our Publieit , tage Settings and arration Our school paper is produced in the industrial wing hy a production staff of students. Most of these boys are seniors f 1 .5 U Q ' K sf' 5 5 l in their third year of printingg i i' is a few are juniors finishing their 9 second year of printing. The f 5 l ' M hoys gain practical experience as well as enabling the school to make a substantial saving on printing costs. RECORD STAFF - Row 'l: M. Nelson, C. Sempel, D, Fort, M. Maloy, P. O'Rourke, Mrs. Kendall. Row 2: D. Hyllested, D. McClung, D. Lundblad, J. Roeger, S. Schioll, N. Heroly, D. Sundell, M. Ohlin, J. White. Row 3: B. Chorske, F. Bracchi, C. Droge, J. Ross, K. Ellis, J. Eklund, J. Gossler. The Record staff is comprised of seniors, chosen for their abil- ity and interest in journalism. Deserving staff members of Record and Wizard are selected for Quill and Scroll, a national honorary organization for high school journalists. Mrs. Kendall is new this year as Record X ' adviser. PRINTERS OF RECORD - Mr. Reichow, .ga G. Peterson, A. Maxwell, J. Lloyd, ' lil N. Dennis, H. Peterson, J. Carlson. 58 Members of the new Art Club range from the tenth through the twelfth grades. and have bonded together because of their common interests in art fields. Thus far they have pro- duced a homecoming float. Christmas decorations. back- grounds for the Christmas con- cert and German Club assem- bly. as well as maintaining a display case in the front hall. ART CLUB - Row 1: M. Olson-Pres., l R. Kern - Vice-Pres., Miss Toohy, M. Madison - Sec., S. Flavin - Treas. ' Row 2: L. Verlo, D. Lundblud, J. Jamie- - - son, F. Coates. Row 3: Y. Balken, Couture, J. Carlson. Row 4: C. Lar- sen, A. Reshetar, E. Fedars, J. Erick- son. Row 5: K. Tacheny, I. Bruins, J. t Ewing, M. Ready, J. Hennessy. Raw 6: J. Nelson, E. Johnson, R. Miller, J. 1 1 Mitchell. A 4 We Always Depended on The Edison Debate Squad did well in this its first year. defeat- ing teams with two or three years experience. Edison met twenty-four teams from Minne- apolis and out of town. Out of ls one hundred sixty debaters. Leonard Smith was voted ' f among top six at the West St. Paul invitational meet. DEBATE SQUAD - Row I: P. Gustaf- son, S. Risch, R. Hartmark, Miss Gar- land, M. Doherty, E. Rodger, M. Por- ter. Row 2: M. Lemoing, J. Lazarz, J. Vincent, C. Morrison, C. Drage, R. Jasicki, K. Bassinger, G. Badtke. Row 3: B. Chorslce, L. Smith, E. Hansen, L. Anderson, B. Vosika, D. Johnston, R. Olson. The Master of Ceremonies Club was started last year with the purpose of training students to handle assemblies and other programs. Each school club chooses one representative to receive this training. with the exception of Student Council. E' which is entitled to four mem- bers. M. C. CLUB - Row 1: C. Hudoba, J. Gossler, Miss Garland, D. Hylle- sted, L. Lundblad. Row 2: B. Cook, J. Wachs, K. Cota, M. Brunner, G. Dusterhoff. Row 3: R. Fitzgerald, R. Teague, C. Drage, C. Morrison, J. Vin cent, D. Stephens. Row 4: R. O'lson G. Hemp, L. Anderson, A. Keuser, E Hansen. 59 These rganizations x af iw: LADYETTES - Row I: J. Davis, L. Dzu- bak, R. Dicaire-Treas., J. Gordon- Vice Pres., J. Kucsecska - Sec., P. Lewis, D. Sfeen. Row 2: D. Hyllesfed, G. Wincek, T. Clapshaw, M. Olsen, M. Reshefar, K. Birnsreil, A. Fahren- dorff. Row 3: C. Krahl, K. Miller, L. Wilson, S. Kuehn, M. Cecko, B. Solem, D. Bieleieski, M. Baroh. Row 4: J. Vincenf, D. LaFleur, D. Schwariz, S. Phillip, J. Ostlund, K. Cummings, A. Resheiar. Blue Tri Combines Service with Social Events, NOBELLES - Row 'l: M. Bernard, M. Loebner--Pres., D. Duemke-Vice Pres., J. Rondeau-Sec., D. Karbo-Treas., J. Eklund. Row 2: D.- Lemke, J. Wilson, C. Markley, E. Rodger, S. Risch, N. Worthington, C. Ohman. Row 3: M. Lemoing, J. Gossler, J. Amble, L. Brindley, K. Cora, N. Buckman. Row 4: R. Nicholas, L. Glisan, P. Hendrickson, J. Pagel, J. Larsen, S. Vandermyde, C. Daleki. SQUIRETTES - Row 'lx B. Hansen, C Eklund, D. Salmon-Vice Pres., C. Sem- pei-Sec., Miss Andrews, J. Naslund- Pres., P. Bubar-Treas., M. Keller. Row 2: J. Ingebretson, G. Kozlak, L. Kaye, P. Gossler, N. Finnegan, H. Johnson, J. Hogan. Row 3: M. Malay C. Hoffman, B. Bovee, A. Wensel, 5. Schioll, M. Nelson, M. Hollberg, M. Kifchar. KNIGHT-ETTES - Row 1: D. Lundblad, M. Tema, J. Andrescik-Treas., T. Nel- son-Pres., C. Koblas-Vice Pres., D. Beck, P. O'Rourke. Row 2: J. Jamie- son, B. Zierman, B. Gramhill, J. Gra- ham, S. Johnson, P. Clark. Row 3: J. Erickson, M. Ohlin, C. Neuman, M. Dascalos, M. Oberg, B. J. Haflund, D. Fort. Row 4: J. Sandell, N. Brinda, E. Zinler, S. Modore, M. Wegner, B. Johnson. 1 TRI-PHIS - Row 1: C. Benson, J. Bob- cock-Sec., P. Anderson-Treas., Mrs. Miller, C. Conklin-Vice Pres., N. Wil- liams-All School l.C.C., C. Compton. Row 2: P. Peterson, A. Moore, B. Cook, E. Alberico, P. Sundberg, M. Strom, M. Wickstrom, M. Ericson. Row 3: J. Wykrent, J. Storch, Y. Gos- selin, C. Hinderman, R. Mrozka, M. Hansen, P. Gallagher. Row 4: M. Ready, P. Moquire, R. Moore, K. Gol- lison, C. Cumming, P. Kellerman, L. Windahl, G. Anderson. Producing Versatile Actresses for Our Pla DOMINOS - Row l: V. Lundquist, J. Timmers-Treas., E. Vincent-Vice Pres., J. Sodergren-Pres., l. Bruins-Sec., S. Flavin. Row 2: M. Gcuser, C. Sandin, B. Fohrendorff, J. Audette, M, Wil- liams, J. Skwiera, B. Ranollo. Row 3: B. Drevnicilx, D. Antochy, M. Pshe- nychny, H. DuPay, G. Thomasen, C. Cope, K. Rosell, K. Tacheny. Row 4: B. Olsen, K. Olson, G. Tomisak, S. Nordine, C. Johnson, T. Kowalenlro, B. Peterson. TRI-DEBS - Row 1: G. Valenta, B. Thayer-Treas., P. Dickenson-Sec., J. Godfrey-Pres., J. Capko-Vice Pres. Row 2: P. Harlien, M, Flannery, R. Bottoms, M. Wodotz, J. Buechler, S. Anderson. Row 3: R. Dooner, D. Kob- las, P. Johnson, K. Peissig, G. Sawaf- ske, B. Heidemann, S. Gehrlxe. Row 4: P. White, J. Westcott, B. Hanson, P. Tully, J. Babcock, C. Polkowski, M. McMartin. ROYALETTES - Row 'lz C. Odeguard, A. Eisenman-Sec., N. Ward--Vice Pres., M. Oslund-Pres., R. Anderson, J. Sawyer. Row 2: M. Lahti, P. Ho- gen, E. Davis, L. Luhm, S. Erie, J. Ewer, M. Olson. Row 3: M. Mrugala, B. Gervais, S. Booth, S. Sholes, D. Eley, M. Skiba, C. Kowaliw, D. Young. Row 4: M. Brunner, E. Schimpf, J. Songren, J. Nelson, N. Pudlick, J. Mo- sica, P. Iversen. Caught red-handed! These Hi-Y boys are producing the one and only Scoop, the paper reporiing all Hi-Y news and gossip. ur Actors, Through Membership in the Hi-Y, HI-Y CABINET - Row 1: J. Roeger- Treas., B. Wolff - Sec., L. Lystig - Chap., J. Nelson-Pres., H. Zinier- Vice Pres., B. Bright. Row 2: B. Chorske, B. Bryan, B. Johnson, G. Grism, D. Johnsion. C. Drage, J. Boyce. ROYALS - Row 'lz D. Sundell, G. Grism-Vice Pres., T. Leslie, J. Boyce -Pres., S. Landberg. Row 2: M. Han- sen, A. Keuser, J. Nasluncl, K. Tigue, T. Irving-Chap. LORDS - Row 1: B. Brighi-Pres., R. Olson-Chap., D. Johnston-Vice Pres., N. Heraly-Sec., D. Jorgenson-Treas., G. Olson. Row 2: D. Sanford, J. Salamandyk, R. Hagfors, D. Laing, T. Marvin, D. Moran, R. Misllowiec. Row 3: M. Dascalos, D. Dahlgren, B. Vosika, G. Pelerson, D. Hoge, D Dingman. At the right is pictured Todd Leslie, the Y.M.C.A. director in this area, standing outside the modern Y' building. Develop Character, R6SPOHSlblllt , Ieadershlp NOBLES - Row l: S. Stockhous, L Godbow-Treos., D. Droge-Pres., H Ccppocll-Sec., B. Bryan-Vice Pres. D, Stein. Row 2: L, Johnson, B. Bur rett, E. Hansen, J. Roeger, H. Zinter Row 3: A. Holm, L. Solberg, L. Lystig W. Bloch, D. Monkowslci, J. Nelson Jumon HI-Y - Row 1. G. Fryhling, J. Horn, B. Ahlquisf, J. Becker. Row 2: D. Graf, B. Bergman, B. Risch, D Lesterson. KNIGHTS - Row 1: B. Wolff-Sec., E Johnson-Vice Pres., R. Alberg-Chop. J. Naslund-Treos., R. Chorske-Pres Row 2: G. Morin, C. Morrison, C. John son, B. Kircher. Row 3: K. Herrig, R Montgomery, L. Regel, G. Mcstro, A Lubrecht. 1 me STAIR GUARDS - Row I: A. Kollar, M. Sisson, D. Moe, B. Wolff, G. Tema, C. Drage-Captain, Miss Erb, D. McClung-Asst. Captain, J. Salamandyk, R. Miskowiec, D. Sanford, B. Huble, D. Stein, B. Allen. Row 2: C. Britton, F. Bracchi, L. Johnson, B. Barrett, D. Laing, N. Heraly, R. Lyons, J. Roeger, B. Bright, J. Loren, A. Belleisle, S. Stockhaus, B. Haelund. Row 3: B. Holm, M. Hansen, V. Barnes, B. Gall, R. Olson, B. Peterson, H. Zinter, R. Zipoy, R. Stanley, B. Parlow, D. Willow, E. Dekanick, D. Anderson, R. Lifshitz. Row 4: J. Cowan, M. Gustafson, R. Percy, H. Coppock, R. Faucher, L. Ortendahl, J. Speer, J. Anderson, A. Keuser, B. Bryan, L. Smith, R. Bergquist, G. Peterson. Row 5: A. Lubrecht, R. Montgomery, J. Gorski, D. Gladhill, L. McDermott, A. Thomosen, W, Bloch, C. Pearson, L. Anderson, B. Vosika, D. Mankowslci, H. Hohenstein, M. Gorski, L. Solberg. Behind Scenes, These Clubs Worked Faithfull The Stair Guards enforce traffic regulations in the The Hall Guards are on rluty in the halls sixth period. hulls ami on the stairways. They re-tlireet the flaring Our large enrollment makes it necessary tu give these or absent-mincletl stuclent who tries to go up a htlownu boys the authority to keep the halls quiet anrl orderly stairway. The hoys are Chosen in the spring of their and check on would-he offenders. The hoys reeeive sophomore year antl earn serviee points for their two service points for carrying out this necessary office. years of service. HALL GUARDS - Row 'l: J. Henriclcs, R. Lundberg, M. Swenson, Mrs. LeClare, D. Varville, B. Feyo. Row 2: J. Bergeron, J. Halesky, R. Paddock, J. Swanson, B. Coon-Captain. Row 3: B. Pflager, D. Dahlgren, D. Narog, D. Damman, D. Gavic, F. Spencer. 64 ii! USHERS' CLUB - Row I: V. Westin, M. Paumen, E. Vincent-Pres., Miss Choudek, N. Buclrman, C. Krahl, J. Hagen, D. Hauser. Row 2: B Hanson, C. Benson, J. Davis, S. Tefertiller, S. Johnson, K. Berg, S. Lanhart, C. Grieve, V. Lundquist. Raw 3: P. Sundberg, P. Hagen, E Davis, L. Luhm, J. Spano, S. Erie, M. Nelson, P. Gustafson. Row 4: R. Dooner, G. Sawatske, J. Babcock, C. Cope, T. Clapshaw, J, Wachs M. Olsen, P. Peterson, B. Heidemann. Row 5: K. Rosell, J. Timmers, J. Hendreckson, J. Erickson, P. Maguire, P. Tully, D. Young, L. Hoffman L. Kaye, C. Eklund. Row 6: Dicaire, K. Hermanson, K. Bassinger, J. Naslund, D. Bergman, R. Olson, B. Olsen, L. Wilson, J. Gordon, D LuFleur. At aintaining a lll00tl1-Rullllillg' Production 'lihe lishers' Cluh gives its serviee at various functions of the selinul such us Yuurleville. class plays. and musi- eul prngranls hy USlll'I'llIg1 :intl running the eheekrnoin. The nienihers are in the ninth through the twelfth grades ancl reeeiw reengnitinn puints for their service. INVENTOR'S CLUB - Row I: G. Fredberg D. Salmon, B. Bofferding - Pres., Mr Drage, F. Koes-Vice Pres., J. Terry, M Lahti, R. Dooner, Row 2: C. Krahl, C Eklund, N. Orr, J. Gordon, K. Cummings S. Kuehn, J. Torgerscn, Row 3: M Pshenychny, D. Fremouw, J. Timmers, E Vincent, R. Kern, J. Bursell. Row 4: L Kohout, J. Mertes, G. Layeux, E. Procter R. Fuerst, T. Johns, T. McGaughey. Row 5 D. Sundell, J. Nelson, E. Johnson, J. Nas lund, L. Lysfig, L. Regal. stuclents in the ninth through twelfth grades. 'lln nu-nihers reeurflers. sputlights which gn are in vhzirge nf the rnmie prnjevtors. railin- niiernplimies. xlftltltlflill Theatre. nnil the in the z1urlitm'iuni. They earn serviee poi towards ai letter or pin. fi The lnventors' Cluh is an urgauiimtimi emnposeil ul ga .W--N' The Office Pages give up a lree period each day to file. run er- rands. mimeograph. and oper- ate the switchboard. The girls receive good training for future employment and earn one credit per year. OFFICE PAGES - Row I: D. Grieve, P. Dickenson, C. Nelson, C. Nord- strom, S. Shereck. Row 2: B. Ronollo, K. Birnstiel, J. Jamieson, S. Rostamo. Row 3: D. Shelton, P. Hughes, P. Bishop, I.. Luhm, H. Johnson. Row 4: D. Bieleieslci, D. l.oFleur, D. Novifslcy, D. Olson. Row 5: T. Nelson, K. Buck, M. Dcsculus, B. Maier, A. Reshetor. Row 6: N. Williams, J. Rondeou, G. Anderson, M. Olsen. These T pieal Scenes from the Drama of Edison 66 The lsibrary lVIonitors assist the librarians before and after school and during a free peri- od. They Collect passes. issue and arrange books. They earn one credit per year. LIBRARY MONITORS - Row I: C. Polkowski, B. Kees, B. Schmitt, N. Nelson, J. Godfrey. Row 2: D. John- son, D. Deutsch, B. Sopcylt, J. Pier- siok, B. Bovee, M. Borott, J. Carlson, A. Wensel, Mrs. Blair. These students have checked into the library from study hall to use reference materials or to select enjoyable fiction. l fl Q The footlwall players double as . A 6 -f l Lunelirooln Monitors. using gem Q il . . f 3 ' their IItfll16llCt' to make a clean- i gg ' A , W er anrl more pleasant place in ' lx X A which to eat. Penalties metefl ' ,Mfg - X . . as C' Wi L ,- - W L X. ,. ,- to offenders are ingenious ancl J .. x SX L ,Q Aw L, C ' ' x effective. l' I- Y g 7. X ' .JJ if i t I Y f U ' il im M A . Q' 9-5' Q in 'R 1 I r . -f I JS :X Q ss: Y. 5.3 5i'+5lf'f3:f iz: X. ' . igsilgjit Luncmzoom ssnvlcs clus-new 1. 5 K t. .Q .N , N- . 3 , , S , . 5 ,. . . V . L. Gadbow, D. Luke, J. Naslund, C. ' .LQ ' Q 5, if. 'M 55 fl X - . L M . ' Ii x X s V, Q 1 ff, 1 '05 fs ornson, M. Dosccxlos. Row 2. W. j. :f..:1,l I- , - Weig, R. Engen, R. Swanson, J. Boyce, ' I ' ' M. Swenson. Row 3: S. Sfockhculki, X .K , - y , D. Archer, B. Anderson, V. Nelson, I ,ff lk ' E. Gurtner. Row 4: R. Lifshitz, B. N Holm, M. Swanson, D, Mankowski, G. M is ' Mostro, R. Anderson. 'L S357 Present a Glimpse of the Plot and haracters llnrler the direction of Miss Lee. the l.unr-hrmnn Helpers as- sist hy helping to serve or col- lecting the money for ice cream. milk. and lunches. LUNCHROOM HELPERS - Row 'l: E. Harlien, C. Paradise, A. Konopka, N. Nelson. Row 2: L. Messenbrink, J. Ignotowicz, K, Mack, L. Bugonski, P. Horlien, M. ltschect, Miss Lee. Our favorite sulijeet - lunch! For the sparse or hurried eater there are games in the side hall anll music for tlaneing. 67 it The Senior Guides, consist- s ing of senior girls, assist new 5 ? li' 5 students with problems of W' locks, lockers, and location of rooms. Members are un- der the direction of Miss Leary and receive no credit for their services. SENIOR GUIDES - Row lr D. Beck, C. Koblos, Miss Leary, L, Dzubczk, D. Lundblad. Row 2: L. Johnson, D. Lemke, C. Dalros, J. Graham, B. Rondecnu. Row 3: C. Hinder- man, G. Anderson, C. Sempelg Y. Gosselin, K. Cotu. ' Service Groups Have Set the Stage for Us, Student Council alternates are , gg' Y 3 members of Senior High Red Cross. a regular committee of Stu- 'X . Y dent Council. Miss Torney. the l adviser. has been helping the stu- l dents with their service projects. The organization working behind 'H all the productions seen in the au- ditorium is the Stage Crew. The fifteen members are busy during the year with assemblies, but espe- : cially so at class play time. SENIOR HIGH RED CROSS - Row I: B. Huble-Vice Pres., C. Ohman-All City Pres., D. Hyllestad-Pres., Miss Torney, P. Bubor. Row 2: K. Jorgensen, C, Droge, L. Lystig- Sec.-Treas. STAGE CREW - Kulow-Foremun, A. Thomas, B. Bryan, G. Peterson. Row 1: J. Pogel-Sec., P. Evcnson, K. Kunzmun, L. Bruneou, Mr. Gunberg, J. Vincent-Sec. Row 2: G. Miller, W. Bloch, H. in fs 5 I Q x J Q , One representative from each junior advisory ancl the officers of the class comprise the Junior Cabinet. With the help of their co-ordinator. Mr. Mankowski, these people plan the social functions for the juniors. JUNIOR CABINET - Row 'l: P. 0'Rourke-Sec., C. Pearson-Pres., Mr. Mankowski, D. Willow-Treas., B. Gramhill-Vice Pres. Row 2: J. Ostlund, B. Connors, P. Fitzgerald, S. Pearson, J. Frizzelle. Row 3: J.'Naslund, E. DeKanick, R. John- son, D. Beberg, L. Solberg, O. Verding, A. Thomas. nd ow, F' 'N t A ft Q S' xi :ft Q N- S 's. ur Advisories Raise the Curtain Htl! GRADE MISS ERB - 209 Row 1: K. Barber, C. Cacas, E. Alberico, Miss Erb, A Fahrendorff, J. Mills. Row 2: C. Sandin, C. Ohman, E. Davis, S. Vander- myde, N. Buckman, C. Larsen, B. Haflund Row 3: M. Sisson, L. Johnson, D. Frane, K. Gallison, D. Laing, G. Ochu, J. Herman, S. Madore. Row 4: R. Johnson, R. Bridge- man, D. Johnson, A. Eliason, D. Gavic, D. Ricksharn, B. Peterson. 'llth GRADE MISS FISCH - 306 Row 'l: H. Lewacko, H. Johnson, Miss Fisch, S. Erie, G. Farber, C. Lundeen. Row 2: R. Stark, M. Szutz, J. Warhol, J. Smith, S. Pearson, M. Gadbois, D. Gagnon. Row 3: J. Johnson, J. Nelson, A. Nelson, D. Var- ville, J. Sangren, L. Johnson. Row 4: R. Miller, M. Justen, R. Montgomery, C. Pear- son, J. Mies, P. Zierman, J. Deminslxy. llth GRADE MISS GARLAND - 313 Row I: N. Palm, J. Capko, L. Tefertiller, Miss Garland, P. Hagen, D. Paul, M. Wadatz. Row 2: M. Richards, J. Morgan, B, Maier, P. Bubar, J. Ostlund, J. Yates. Row 3: B. Solem, D. Stevens, E. Gurtner, N. Dennis, S. Stockhaus, K. Jorgensen, D. Porietis. Row 4: J. Yurkew, J. Antinozzi, B. Sundeen, J. Kilnes, D. Kron, R. Nelson, V. Haglund , fs' is ei G XX- . TQ ff' 'lhh GRADE MISS HICKOK - 310 K. Mack, J. Rondeau, B. Feyo, B. Delong, R. Lifshifz, C. Britton, B. Swanson. Row 4: D. Mankowski, M. Hansen, B. Gall. Here We Receive ur Programs for the Year I hh GRADE ' MISS HOLKESVIG - 220 Row 1: J. Davis, M. Casserly, B. Blake, Miss 4 Holkesvig, B. Thayer, M. Baroll, C. Peck. Row 2: W. Lynde, P. Iverson, H. DuPay, P. Hughes, C. Parlow, S. Tschida, O. Warchol, D. Loss. Row 3: E. Fedors, M. Madison, E. Ulmaniec, J. Turk, B. Woiack, J. Young, M. J. Hoge. Row 4: J. Engdahl, B. Allen, D. Gladhill, J. Speer, R. Faucher, D. Ericson, J. Anderson, T. Nickel. 'llfh GRADE MISS JOHNSON - 309 Row 'l: M. Keller, B. Ranallo, M. Nelson, P. O'Rourke, Miss Johnson, J. Hurrle, C. Nelson, D. Steen. Row 2: D. Schwartz, L. Johnson, P. Fifzgerald, C. Fremouw, M. Hansen, N. Worthington, L. Luhm. Row 3: G. Dinius, E. Courure, C. Markley, G. Kelz, D. Kaye, T. Holmquisf, J. Kofchen, D. Knulson. Row 4: N, Heroly, R. Engen, P. Phancenek, D. Chose, A. Lubrecht, R. Schulte, B. Parlow, C. West- lund. fir, lilfh GRADE MR. MANKOWSKI - 301 Row 1: A. Kozmik, C. Odegaard, L. Johnson, Mr. Mankowski, J. Godfrey, J. Jamieson, S. Flavin. Row 2: S. Gerber, M, Brunner, B. Ol- sen, R. Lundberg, J. Ewing, O. Zlatousf, G. Kozlak, D. Trocke. Row 3: V. Nozorenko, W. Morusenko, M. Dascalos, G. Green, D. Johnson, J. Loren, R. Sholl. Row 4: P. Lyons, W. Holm, J. Swanson, J. Naslund, H. Foer, D. Carlson, E. Laube, J. Johnson. P 70 I Y. Row: l: D. Hudoba, S. Shereck, S. Rosiomo, Miss Hickok, D. Lanfz, J. Ewer, N. Nelson. Row 2: P. White, D. Shellon, J. Skorpak, P. Anderson, S. Mathias, M. Nesser. Row 3' K. Swanson, O. Verding, R. Thomas, B. Kolby, 11th GRADE MISS ROSS - 304 Row 1: F. Coates, L. Verlo, B. Zierman, Miss Ross, E. Junker, H. Buhil, C. Scalzo, D. Hul- sing. Row 2: J. Orlicki, P. Hoy, W. Johnson, B. Gramhill, R. Porietis, B. Bovee, A. Dziuk, J. Carlson, N. Peterson. Row 3: T. Nelson, B. Sopcyk, G, Foss, G. Larson, E. DeKanick, G. Krause, L. Buganski, J. lgnatowiz. Row 4: V. Nelson, R. Stanley, D. Stiles, V. Barnes, L. Fortman, D. Willow, J. Wallin. And Hear the Weelily Sehool Announcements 11th GRADE MISS SORENSON - 221 Row 1: L. Wilson, V. Lundquist, J. Frizzelle, J. Westin, Miss Sorenson, D. Edwards, D. Swanson, J. Olstead. Row 2: D. Myhre, C. Cumming, M. Reshetar, B. Peterson, P. Kel- lerman, D. Stoakes, K. Sweasy. Row 3: B. Olsen, D. Trotter, J. Tacheny, B. Barrett, J, Henry, D. Fox. Row 4: G. Anderson, D. Hal- verson, L. McDermott, H. Forsythe, L. Orten- dahl, V. Vitols, 'llth GRADE MR. SODERGREN - 318 Row 1: J. Godava, M. Olson, J. Weleczki, Mr. Sodergren, A. Kocisko, H. Houston, R. Rymanawski. Row 2: V. Moran, C. Palkow- ski, C. Stawski, K. Birnstiel, H. Baker, P. Dickenson. Row 3: N. Heffner, M. Hallberg, D. Piecek, B. Babich, H, McDonald. Row 4: D. Rien, D. Beberg, G. Tuveson, J. Connors, C. Sovlak, W. Weig, D. Duemke. 'Ihh GRADE MISS WALLACE - 321 Row 1: J. Storch, M. Pauser, M. Strom, Miss Wallace, A, Konopka, J. Janicke, J. Brazil. Row 2: D. Young, M. Kitchar, M. Severson, M. Almen, D. Brinda, J. Wilson, C. Paradise. Row 3: D. Lubinski, J. Tapsak, R. Anderson, L. Venske, D. Archer, K. Ellis. Row 4: G, Reshetar, J. Neuman, T. Flannery, L. Solberg, G. Hemp, J. Suhon, J. Nelson. 1 im. GRADE 6 MR. ZITTLEMAN - 320 Row I: M. Itschert, D. Stevens, D. Koblas Mr. Zittleman, P. Johnson, J. .Spono, A Moore. Row 2: J. Sutton, B. Zbylicki, M. Mc Martin, B. Connors, A. Gawronski, D. Kan torowicz. Row 3: B. Tetzman, R. Pennig, D Presfemon, R. Varville, L. Schonder. Row 4 A. Belleisle, B. Anderson, J. Case, T. Ka- minski, L. Hoben, R. Peterson, L. Boyce. ur Class Elections Are Held in Advisory 10th GRADE MR. BARRETT - 324 Row 'l: D. Hauser, K. Norgon, R. Bies, Mr. Barrett, P. Peterson, M. Asp, J. Malasko. Row 2: J. Roback, M. Baarstad, G. Christine, N. Ward, R. Glodek, K. Shortridge, J. Estum, M. Boris. Row 3: T. Szczech, R. Reiners, D. Hanson, K. Hagstrom, D. Drevniak, J. Tellers, R. Beck. Row 4: R. Lundquist, T. Newman, C. Walden, D. Nelson, B. Erickson, E. John- son, T. Clark. l0tl1 GRADE MISS FERGUSON -- 315 Row 1: C. Benson, E. Kampo, B. Smith, M. Wickstrom, Miss Ferguson, A. Rowinski, L. Snyder, M. Durand. Row 2: F. Hunt, J. Jarosz, L. Messenbrink, J. Weiler, S. Walker, J. Rhode, J. Keeley. Row 3: H. Smith, L. Brindley, T. Krinke, J. Lund, K. Folsom, J. Matson, M. Brazil, J. Rye. Row 4: J. Mit- chell, W. Paulsen, R. Simonson, L. Erickson, E. Kimball, D. Scowil, J. Schiffer. 'l0tl1 GRADE MRS. KENDALL - 224 Row 'l: N. Egeland, N. LoCount, J. Gawron- ski, Mrs. Kendall, J. Wykrent, J. Babcock, S. Gehrke, P. Millay. Row 2: R. Johnson, B. Zimmerman, J. Buechler, O. Mare, J. Thompson, D. Audette, R. Lipa, N. lsakson. Row 3: J. Olson, J. Swenson, O. Pattie, S. Frank, J. Larsen, J. Sanger, N. Blume. Row 4: D. Rutz, E. Zinter, M. Chesney, R. Kapela, P. Palthen, D. Tanner, T. Anderson, R. Kline. 10th GRADE MR. JOHNSON - 204 Row 1: J. Wheeler, M. Franko, Mr. Johnson, M. Bastian, P. Sundberg. Row 2: B. Petrose- wich, D. Young, M. J. Mochinski, B. Garbett. Row 3: J. Ross, S. Fiega, D. Johnson, F. Bur- ibank. Row 4: G. Kacheroski, P. Hart, D. s'Yorston, L. Zentzis. 'S nd We Discuss Class Parties and Projects 'l0th GRADE MR. LIEMOHN - 206 Row 1: S. Kaiser, N. Schmitt, D. Hanseh, Mr. Liemohn, K. Maznio, J. Hagen, L. Cy- byske. Row 2: M. Westcott, T. Clapshaw, B. Smith, B. Heidernann, L. Luberacki, D. Gisvold, C. Benson, C. Cope. Row 3: G. Hack, M. Pohl, B. Walthour, D. Favorite, K. Hafner, V. Langner, T. Walinski. Row 4: R. Gaffney, J. Henke, M, Belko, G. Mastro, D. Sandvik, D. Gorski, D. Johnson. 10th GRADE MR. LUDFORD - 225 Row 'l: K. Semon, M. Paumen, P. Lewis, B. Walseth, Mr. Ludford, A. Alcott, P. Stellick, K. Godava, B. Ouellette. Row 2: C. Michur- ski, J. Antolak, K. Thies, R. Gorski, C. Lemo- ing, M. Rodger, M. Johnson, R. Bucksa. Row 3: S. Monahan, B. Dugal, W. Johnson, R. Cherioli, R. Egeland, T. Irwin, G. Ecken- roth, H. Fagerberg, D. Gibson. Row 4: J. Karnopp, R. Kocon, J. Bergeron, D. Nordine, W. Tomczylx, T. Miesen, L, Petterson. 'l0tl1 GRADE MR. LUNKLEY - 331 Row I: J. Ferrara, M. Juneski, J. Schmidt, Mr. Lunkley, J. Hale, K, Berg, V. Wastin. Row 2: S. Swanson, C. Van Elsberg, P. Ron- dall, L. Jalwbik, R. Bottoms, C. Losser. Row 3: G. Wallin, J. Karbo, K. Olson, N. Brinda,' J. Greene, K. Dahlman, R. Genosky. Row 4: D. Ewing, W. Diaczuk, R. Orr, T. Holloway, M. Solz, V. Belisle. 1 ml: I-an CI .- 'l0fh GRADE MISS MCELFISH - 226 Row 1: S. Omdahl, B. Lundeen, M. Marinan Miss McElfish, M. Asplund, M. Flannery, J J. Long, J. Herlofsky. Row 3: K. Buck, R Enrooih, R. Regan, B. Swari, R. Anderson D, Olson, N. Johnson. Row 4: R. Narog, D We Contribute to Man harities and Funds, 10th GRADE MRS. MILLER - 302 Row 'l: S. Anderson, G. Valenfa, F. Tefnow- ski, Mrs. Miller, E. Butterfield, J. Koelfgen, S. Sabin. Row 2: G. Sawafske, C. Daleki, D. Stopera. Row 3: G. Swanson, G. Thoma- sen, R. Nicholas, M. Wegner, B. Johnson, R. Sears, J. Urisla. Row 4: T. Brodin, H. Simon- son, B. Weeber, G. Sibinski, M. Fahey, G. Pearson. 'l0fh GRADE MRS. MURPHY - 205 Murphy, K. Peissig, A. Andraiack, G. Bear Daniel, L. Nilciel. 'l01'h GRADE MRS. OLSEN - 307 Buechler, J. Danelski, D. Jacobsen, M. Vi Ramsey. 74 Kucsecska. Row 2: J. Sharp, G. Deminslcy, J. Westcoll, B. Brevig, N. Pudliclc, D. Hurrle, Sibbet, M. Herrmann, T. Wos, R. Walczalc, E. Schimpf, B. Fahrendorff, M. Williams, Row 'l: P. Harlien, N. Pierro, L. Kaye, Mrs. demphl. Row 2: F. Nasiedlalc, S. Drape, S. Phillip, J. Stefansky, J. Luberda, M. Har- veaux. Row 3: D. Sullivan, P. Maguire, P. Walther, D. Bergman, J. Sandell, D. Burk- land, J. Ericksen. Row 4: R. Bostrom, B. Lyke, H. Gonier, R. Laing, R. Kienlop, D. Row 1: J. Schiffer, D. Guim-ont, R. Mrozlxa, Mrs. Olsen, D. Hafich, A. Bellanger, K. Over- son. Row 2: R. Kerkela, S. Dahlin, D. Korbo, M. Burgess, D. Lind, J. Andrescik, S. Rean, W. Gacek. Row 3: M. Bridgeman, V. Thore- son, E. Wicklander, R. Tripp, E. Gammel- guard, J. Naslund, M. Peregrin. Row 4: D. ganfs, J. Grolans, E. Emerson, J. Pink, D. 10th GRADE MR. PARSONS - 328 Row 'l: M. Rule, M. Tema, M. Mrugalo, Mr. Parsons, N. Finnegan, S. Sporleder, M. Ben- iamin. Row 2: R. Roketa, B. Lambie, P. Kaston, M. Masloski, J. Stafford, J. Hen- drickson, G. Kaslow, J. Wachs. Row 3: P. Flannery, B. Larsen, R. Johnson, R. Brault, F. Thurner, R. Warmuth, J. LaPre. Row 4: B. Jongquist, G. Hunt, J. Schutts, G. Ahl- quist, D. Herdey, C. Johnston, J. Maloney, D. Adler. Such as the Red Cross and March of Dlmes 10th GRADE MR. SMITH - 326 Row I: K. Kunzman, S. Johnson, M. Olsen, Mr. Smith, P. Gossler, S. Lanhart, B. Hanson. Row 2: R. Dame, C. Salem, C. Hanson, S. Ol- son, L. Hoffman, S. Cashman, K. Rosell, T. Swanson. Row 3: B. Kircher, R. Boulet, R. Ranallo, C. Dascalos, B. Redner, T. Horn, D. Brinda. Row 4: L. Glisan, T. Magda, B. West- ling, R. Vierkant, D. Kassulker, B. Nelson, C. Johnson. 9-l2th GRADES MR. DRAGE-323 Row 1: D. Fremouw, D. Salmon, C. Eklund, B. Ferden, R. Dooner, Mr. Drage, K. Cum- mings, G. Fredberg, M. Lahti, S. Kuehn. Row 2: D. Duffy, K. Christianson, N. Orr, J. Timmers, M. Pshenychny, J. Gordon, C. Krahl, G. St. Cyr, B. Buntrock. Row 3: J. Torgerson, J. Bursell, C. Layeux, J. Mertes, D. Lystig, T. McGaughey, R. Kern, L. Kohout. Row 4: B. Bofferding, D. Sundell, E. Vincent, L. Regel, L. lystig, E. Johnson, J. Nelson, F. Koes, E. Procter. 9-12th GRADES MR. GUNBERG Row 1: K. Kunzman, J. Vincent, Mr. Gunberg, J. Pagel, I.. Bruneau. Row 2: B. Bryan, P. Evanson, G. Miller, H. Kalow, G. Peterson, A. Keuser, A. Thomas. 75 E 11 3 W D X ql M nnv' 'n'1,w,, , ., D f fr 2 J Q A-'XV L J J Junior High W in Q Q mwfllln fziiwgfawg WNW ,gm Si Q E iv M Q ,sl faz:vE5Yg'Zf Haigghiii- 7 nz U10 GJ g U' 59 OA 4 , EE 3 u . . 5 UL 2,426 f ' f 2 i V ' ' f K 1 y i ., C 4 Z P X XQ L6fQ,Qf ' x 1 I X CMCQQQJ 3 1 , . K if E Z' I .f ,QE Q.,--f J :Zi QQ 2:11:11-1-.,.. 'i2E?2EfEf5E23rE2Erza-2. 4 2 723ifi5:QIQ221V'fIi:S:Q23Z123233133153-:3,g.g.g.5,,:.,,,,,,. .I , . Q f-31-2321-:g1p:53-253-:gg-15:-zgigaglz:gigigIy:-I- ' . is , Liga: Watima-gggggiisswgiegzixxg . Sw 1 Q ' A 4 6 .-. H '11 EH nl ', A? X 'f Young and Lively DUNN ,Ca ECOWASINS - Row I: S. Champeau, B. Loye, T. Anagnostau, N. Larson, C. Lyons-Treas., E. Theisen-Sec. Miss Ferguson, M. Tema-Vice Pres., A. Wiggen-Pres., V. Martin, C. Gaffney, B. LeVoir. Row 2: D. Burland B. Gallagher, C. Hudoba, A. Lambie, K. Hohenstein, J. Nelson, L. Jurek, S. Prestwood, C. Anderson, A. Cannon S. Miller, K. St. Dennis, C. Dorso. Row 3: S. Dupay, B. Grieve, J. Drozdik, M. Havrish, M. Enger, J. Lundell, P Schiel, R. Balstad, A. Nelson, C. Risch, D. Dickinson, B. Warren. Row 4: M. L. Kranak, S. Nelson, B. Nordin, B Nepsha, N. Olson, G. Harriman, C. Clark, M. Jaroscak, P. Faucher, N. Lyons, P. Gall. Row 5: G. Anderson, P Hoger, M. Peltier, B. Curtis, M. Suhon, K. Coveney, J. Sheldon, C. Anderson, C. Paulson, B. Graf, J. Browning Z. Koster. Row 6: B. Neslund, S. Cederstrom, J. Torgerson, J. Midthun, L. Peterson, R. Gochnawer, J. Johnson J, Sheldon, P. Pearson, P. Gerdeman, S. Johnson. . The Spotlight Turns l i Lg? hom, o. Huflund. JR. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY- Row I: E. Egler, S. Falldin, D. Johnson, M. Jaroscok-Treas., G. Dusterhoft- Pres., Mrs. Palm, L, Lundblad-V. Pres., D. Perlick-Sec., J. Martin, B. Stukel, S. Jaster, J. Woiack. Row 2: J. DeMuse, B. Decker, R. Bailey, R. Laugen, C. Taylor, B. Kespohl, B. Langlais, L, Macey, K. Stukel, D. Sholander, K. Lind, L. Lystig, J. Brecht. Row 3: M. Johnson, T. Armstrong, D. Johnson, P. Schiel, N. Springer, D. Piekarski, M. Tema, C. Risch, T. Skirka, B. Kees, E. Theisen, B, Grieve, N. Solberg, A. Lambie. Row 4: Z. Koster, T. Gaw- ronski, M. L. Kranak, B. Bassinger, L. Olson, C. Anderson, B. Chapman, M. J. Warhol, M. Bucksa, M. Jostad, P. Gall, R. Balstad, A. Nelson. Row 5: J. Torgerson, G. Anderson, B. Graf, C. Decker, W. Turnquist, D. Larson, G. Stenbakken, J. Ostenso, M. Mogren, R. Myslaiek, R. Teague, C. Patch, J. Hildebrand, B. Curtis. gm A JR. HIGH RED CROSS COMMITTEE -Row 'l: J. Schullo, B. Carlson M. Maddy, Miss Glenn, B, Ander son, C.Hudoba, T. Wiggen. Row 2 K. Gustafson, P. Isaacson, M. Swan son, B. Booth, J. Ulmaniec, P. Mark I':1lt'il wan' at llmnvc-mining tnnv thi- Junior High sm-gnwnt nf Olll' svhuol nunnnutn's iill'll4 I'iltllt't'S for l'rin1'v and l'rin1'r-ss. Tlwy mhuosv tive iillHli1'illltilIilliPS and on H4D!IIt't'lPlllillgj Ilan ilu- rvsnlts HT? knmsn. llns xi-ur. un Uvtulwr ll. Thvx vin-vtmi hllltll XX lf 't'll as Prin- , FZ' vc-ss and Ilan' ifilfitlll as i'rinf'f'. This is una' of Ihr- high-tights thc' Junior High. for 'L as , 'S- 'Q 5 9 ws f dF -ji 'Tw ...Q I -3.5.-f WN.. 0- as fm! sw' X ll Junior High R0 alty, ctivitics and gccncs ffcmvasiiis vonsists nt' ninth grade girls Mm 1'1ll'I'f on The Junior Niliiltlllli iiltlllll' snvie-ti. lll'i1ilIlilt'4i all lfili- Illillly zwtivitivs during thc' svhnul yi-ur. Thr- girls mark sun in 1053. xvvngiiize-s 4-ighlh :ind ninth grudv stu- in thc' tear-hvrs' lum'hrumn tu earn nmnvx fm' Cillib dents who haw hm-n outstanding in 5l'ilHi1ll'SiliIl lvnd- projevts. This yvzir lhvy piirvlmseda1tii1'f'f--film-il1-hwk vrship. i'ililI'ill'lt'I'. and svrxi1'v. 'l'lw invnilwrs prmr- fnr tht- front hall. thffniselve-s dffsvrving. The juninr High lim-d Cross whivh funvtions st-lrzlnltvly Ninth grade drznnu iligiliigillvti Inn plays pn-svlitmwi from the Svnior High lllflllllililiitbll consists of svn-nth. in f'YE'I1iIlgIJt'I'i.0I'lIllll1t'l'S. in addition tn tht' inuny skits eighth. and ninth gradvs. One of thvir pmjvvts is and plays within ilu-1-lass itsviffiiili's1'1'in'siwimx am- fiiling Rf-fl Cross huxvs whivh aw svnt tn vhildrcn from The Birds' lfhristniais tfilrulu IlI't'S4'Ilit'li on overseas. De-Ceinher ninth. s 83 mmf vs. VHA, .- 1 1 'izxyt no X it-iii? was ' it 5 Q lv :- A n 'Q . : Nsqe , ,.. ..- qw. N Lxh r 9-ii' .NY-fs' - iffy A ij ' lf'll'54l H A N. I E? fl' ll' 'S lf , .,. ll i i + GIRLS' GLEE CLUB - Row 'l: K. Hohensiein, J. Lundell, T. Anagnosiou, L. Medin, G. Cushman, V. Marlin S. D p y S. Ly d P Pink, P. Schiel, C. Sholander. Row 2: B. N p h S. Nelson, C. Clark, M. Sporleder, A. N I T P B S P lc S L L'b lr lr' L N lx L F' cl S Cd 1 -V Pres S Johnson J Sheldon Ro 3 D H g E S! J G h K Z kKC yP JMd1h MEg SAd P fRRhd RE JShld BNld Since Every Musical Play Must Have a Chorus, l R 5 6 lf- Um e sf' 0 9 ?s2.:H-mg lifrfsiigb H 9 Q. cgi, Q ., v.qyv L, Ifgx A n'.:.21 G. '65 A .. ' n...p..i , ....g. Y. S 1 A 5 E AK4, ., .. is , P, S .. E N 5 A SQ es- W, . A Cl rw 0 T A A - ,. Q 9 A ' Jug., 't Q x sq: A 'im' 'ff 1.128 .og 2 U-s I g. ,P . 6 , 'J x ii' av l r K I 18 E fi 'mf' it l . Q Y ' p Y If 1 H-.5 ' A iff!! -ff 2 , Q , 1 ly ff W LA P' is ff 'fi ... A Nfl ' ' .. ' A ' ' 1 fs ' ' S 'if' E 5 1 if so' K Q g , Ji gi gf ,S , I X X b A gs- . B.-2, ., . - .. .J gg, -:fl ,Q l f Q 5 Y' t C ' ' . f ' A . 'JK 5 , , Sl -. .,,--6 ' i l l lf 5 ii ' 1 Z . A . it ' i at . y g . L 3 ' B' -':1, u l Q Q ' A . . is A W x ,L K ..,: 'A .. JUNIOR CHOIR - Row l: L. Dobak-Section Leader, D, Johnson, K. Parlow, A. Lambie-Section Leader, M. Sexton, D. Burland, C. Lyons- Secretary, S. Kuchinski, L. Rath, S. Miller, K. St. Dennis, N. Larson, S. Champeau. Row 2: S. Howe, B. Bassinger, L. Verlo, D. Samuelson, E. Theisen, R. Balstad, D. Fremouw, N. Olson, A. Wiggen, M. Thompson, G. Dusterhoft, C. Dorso, B. Warren-Section Leader. Row 3: L. Pe- terson, M. Suhon, C. Tryman, B. Curtis-V. Pres., J. Johnson, J. Vincent, B. Graf, C. Anderson, P. Faucher, P. Pearson, C. Paulson, A. Dascalos. Row 4: D. Balkus, N. Becker, K. Berglund, G. Johnson, J. Kitchar, E. Martin, G. Erickson, D. Bourgerle--Treas., J. Kohanik-Pres., L. Sornsen, T. Urista, B. Freclenburg, J. Lattery, D. Lucas-Section Leader, J. Forbes, L. Muncy. Row 5: C. Coulten, B. Kylander, D. Olsen, J. Vandermyde, G. Deschaine, D. Belling, J. Dupay, G. Enger, R. Sherwood, M. Arone, R. Willow, R. Bennett, J. Woiack, D. Erie, T. Gawronski. We Do Uur Share in Providing the Harmon The junior high music department, under the able direction of Miss Mary Barbara Ferguson. teaches all the students the Ml F '9 fundamentals of music. The choral groups present their an- nual concert each spring. The ninth grade choir exchanges programs with Northeast junior high schools and also pre- sents programs in grade schools whose students later attend Edison. BTH GRADE CHOIR - Row 'l: J. DeMuse, A. Christenson, M. Tacheny J. Janicke, L. McNamara, D. Johnson, S. O'Shea, S. DeCovrsey, J. Ben- son, S. Drozdik, P. Herlabksy, K. Hogan, B. Westcott. Row 2: J. Caider wood, D. Ward, L. Bergstrom, C. Waage, P. Hansen, R. Kairies, J. Olson J. Lener, C. Kociscak, S. Petruzza, M. Knutson, C. Moran, S. Kimball K. Fearon, B. Ericson. Row 3: M. Olsen, S. Falldin, J. Roddy, S. Mag- nuson, M. Oslund, B. Holm, P. Kulkay, S. Robarge, S. Jaster, P. Schimpf P, Markham, J. Buchta, L. Carlson, J. Gibbon. Row 4: R. Skogsberg M. Gustafson, L. Wishart, J. Korba, R. Bailey, D. Forsgren, D. Terry D. Madore, D. Skawski, D. Anderson, C. Andersen, G. Shaffer, J. Das- calos, D. Pack, D. Roozel, J. Mast, P. Dupay, S. Nelson. Row 5: H Burkhardt, M. Swanson, R. Martin, B. Edlund, K. Knutson, T. Holland, J. Schullo, M. Chessnoe, D. Swanson, H. Hansen, C. Olson, R. Bakke, K. Hoffman, M. Walgren, R. Brlnda, C. Guenther, D. Wing, F. Lunquist T. Skuza. Absent: D. Bryan, B. Sandusky, R. Johns, D. Gustafson J. Maloy, R. Buntrock, J. Fryling. 8l 9th GRADE MR. BABST - 231A Row 'l: M, Sexton, A. Lambie, B. Nordin, P. Pear son, Mr. Babst, A. Wiggen, M. Johnson, S. Miller B. Langlais. Row 2: K. Hunt, D. Farber, L. Olson E. Schneider, R, Manley, M. Jaroscok, L. Ives, D Benjamin. Row 3: J. Mack, G. Wold, J. Selden, J Dupay, S. Wydella, D. Bourgerie, G. Schulte, D Thorson, G. Walker. As the Understudles to the Stars of Our Play 9th GRADE MR. BATES - H8 Row I: D. Dickinson, J. Lundell, K. Thill, L. Friend A. Nelson, Mr. Bates, C. Sholander, S, Parks, J Browning, L. Jurek, C. Lyons. Row 2: L. Rozelc R. Benson, J. Kokosh, L. Verlo, S. Johnson, C Patch, T. Mitchell, B. Gacek, J. Pepple, B, Hansen Row 3: P. Schadegg, R. Gochnauer, J. Swartch, J Ostenso, J. Meyers, J. Yablonsky, J. Grabowske J. Damman, D. Haugen, J. Sheldon, D. Schimmel 9th GRADE MR. BERG - 2318 Row l: K. Hohenstein, R. Bak, D. Pielcarski, N. Ol- son, Mr. Berg, S. Dupay, S. Prestwood, S. Kensler, T. Anagnostou. Row 2: N. Solberg, G. Ford, K. Hoy, M. L. Kranak, S. Anderson, M. J. Warhol, N. Lyons, M. Peltier, T. Baumler, D. Lucas. Row 3: C. Tryman, M, Garfield, L. Smith, D. Larson, D. Tabis, J. McCune, K. Berglund, T. Palkowslci, H. Weise. 9th GRADE MR. BROWN - 'l1'l Row 'l: V. Johnson, S. Wincek, P. Schiel, P. Gall Mr. Brown, S. Goetz, M. Havrish, C. Sopcyk, S VanDevener, C. Kaiser. Row 2: C. Weidt, R. Willow D. Morstad, J. Kitchar, H. Nordgren, K. Freitag Z. Koster, D. Lytle. Row 3: J. Sheldon, B. Neslund, A. Dascalos, D. Sandberg, J. DuCharme, L. Walker, D. Warhol, M, Arone, K. Coveney. 9th GRADE MRS. CURRY - 228 Row 'l: C. Hudoba, S. Harvet, K. Jasicki, L. Medin Mrs. Curry, B. Grieve, D. Reiswitz, E. Hoskins Row 2: J. Woiaclc, R. Lula, S. Cederstrom, R. Bal stad, B. Chapman, C. Paulson, S. Stevens, P. Lohn O. Lindman. Row 3: J. Carbom, W. Turnquist, E Lowell, T. Mott, L. Hale, E. Stone, D. Hagford, R Langner, R. Bennett.. 82 I 1 I 4 9th GRADE MR. GUZY - 3 Row 1: J. Iverson, P, Bowman, N. Lewaclto, Mr. Guzy, C. Lottie, L. Liberkowski, N. Buechier. Row 2: M. Heraly, G. Peterson, B. Pointelr, D. Hughes, R. Foedenburg, J. Schwcob. Row 3: H. Hctella, B. Johnston, D. Gervois, T. Meagher, D. Drone, R. Seelcen, T. Smith, G. Enger. We Junior High Students Meet in ur Advisories 9th GRADE MISS GOULD - 227 Row 1: S. Lynde, S. LoPre, P'. Farrington, M. Thomp- son, S. Bertcin, Miss Gould, B. Nepsha, C. Dorso, S. Kuchinslxi, K. Parlou. Row 2: J. Forbes, J. Sund- berg, T. Gawronski, C. Decker, J. LaFond, B. Curtis, B. Bolin, D. Hall, R. Wones. Row 3: D. Thompson, G. Sornsen, B. Gustafson, J. Heger, J. Vondermyde, J. Eick, S. Keith, L. Peterson, W. Nordstrom, G. Johnson. 9th GRADE MR. HAMRIN - 211 Row 1: D. Tigue, J. Drozdik, B. Humphries, G. Cosh- man, D. Johnson, Mr. Hamrin, J. LoPointe, L. Hiller, V. Martin, L. Lundblod, D. Fagerlee. Row 2: C. Moyer, B. Britton, G. Wochs, R. lldvod, C. Clork, G. Erie, J. Portlonce, G. Ripley, L. Novok. Row 3: G. Dusterhoft, S. Howe, J. Kohnik, R. Myslaiek, P. Jakubik, J. Melius, R. Blume, D. Buckta, E. Mar- tin, R. Erie. 9th GRADE MR. LOPATA - 117 Row 1: E. Harlien, N. Lorson, L. Roth, C. Tocheny, Mr. Lopota, M. Suhon, J. Nelson, A. Cannon, S. Champeou. Row 2: R. Eaton, J. Rodgers, R. Rhodes, J. Vincent, M. Jostad, D. Samuelson, M. Livingston, Q. Rosenberger. Row 3: N. Briggs, D, Johnson, J. Bergquist, D. Niclcberg, B. Gramhill, L. Erpelding, A. Wogstrom, S. Roff, G. Ericson. 9th GRADE MISS LUECK - 229 Row 1: H. Thomson, T. Urista, B. Worren, C. Ander- son, Miss Lueclc, S. Nelson, J. Lottery, J. Moron. Row 2: M. Enger, P. Foucher, P. Gerdeman, D. Per- lick, L. Olson, G. Erickson, R. Bolkus. Row 3: L. Goff, N. Beclxer, D. Smith, D. Hermanson, J. Meu- leners, J. Johnson, K. Peterson, B. Brindley. 83 9th GRADE MR. MATHIASON - I27 Row 1: L. Tigue, K. St. Dennis, K. Vanderbilt, Mr. Mathiason, M. Tema, B. Gallagher, B. Loye, P. Pink. Row 2: L. Muncy, D. Erie, B. Bassinger, J. Graham, T. Armstrong, G. Roketa, B. Stukel. Row 3: D. Sims, R. Jarosak, C. Gilbert, J. Gladhill, D. Price, A. Munson, G. Wedin, G. Cacas. Here ur Advisor Representatives Are Elected 9th GRADE MISS SCHMIDT - 316 Row I: B. Johnson, D. Burland, E. Theisen, C. Lien, Miss Schmidt, M. Sporlecler, J. Frizzelle, B. Levoir, C. Gaffney. Row 2: T. Ferraro, J. Midthun, G. Har- riman, P. Hager, B. Graf, C. Anderson, F. Brant, D. Nesser. Row 3: J. Hinderman, D. Belling, E. Stone, C. Coulter, T. Olsen, J. Turan, D. O'Hara, P. Phillippi, G. Deschaine. 8th GRADE MISS BENNETT - TI2 Row I: K. Drinkwine, P. Hansen, J. Egeland, S. Eley, Miss Bennett, L. Jostad, P. Markham, D. John- son, S. Murray, C. Bender. Row 2: R. Snyder, R. Bailey, J. Humenansky, J. Fryhling, D. Swanson, D. Fursgren, S. Nelson, J. Cummings, B. Bruneau, J. Thompson, D. Gustafson. Row 3: S. Robarge, M. Oslund, T. Hammer, D. Thorsen, T. Holland, E. Roethke, G. Hawfitch, L. Carlson, C. Waage, M. Smith. 8th GRADE MR. BRUNING - 'IT3 Row I: J. Nelson, D, Koch, P. Hickerson, J. Olson, P. Schimpf, E. Egler, Mr. Bruning, M. Hudoba, S. Sweeney, S. DeCoursey, K. Stukel, B. Wescott. Row 2: R. Stellick, R. Graham, J. Dascalus, M. Dun- phy, D. Weinstock, W. Day, D. Crocker, P. Super, J. Melbo, J. Mast, P. Frisk. Row 3: V. Gould, C. Nelson, D. Poduba, M. Bucksa, R. Martin, K. Bal- lard, B. Kulkay, F. Lunquist, G. Moyer, D. Madore. 8th GRADE MRS. CONOVER - 'I Row T: R. Carlson, D. Schiffer, S. Petruzza, M Almer, Mrs. Conover, D. Brevig, K. .Fearon, S. Peet, B. Schmitt. Row 2: S. Hutchins, P'. DuPay, R. Laugen E. Sahlin, J. Settera, J. Grivna, T. Blair, L. Weiler N. Chaika, M. Herman. Row 3: J. Lindeman, M Kellerman, R. Teague, B. Erickson, D. Johnson, A Oshea, R. Brincla, D. Knutsen, B. Booth. V84 81h GRADE MISS DEVERELL - 119 Row 1: D. Ward, S. Jas!er, J. Buchla, B. Perry, Miss Deverell, B. Holm, K. Chase, C. Moran. Row 2: R. Babin, J. Brechf, L. Wishart, J. Ellson, R. Skogs- berg, M. Dorso, D. Skawski, D. Anderson, J. Lloyd. Row 3: J. Maznio, B. Zipoy, J. Heger, J. Tarnawski, B. Besneff, M. Lord, R. Bunlrock, J. Malloy. to Serve in the tudent Council Bth GRADE MR. KOTTOM - 129 Row 1: M, Hatello, S. Drozdik, L. Macey, K. John- son, P. Lindstrom, Mr. Kotlom, A. Olsen, M. Knuf- son, B. Widmark, S. O'Shea, K. Gilbert. Row 2: D. Rosell, R. Lasho, B. Keeley, V. Jacobson, T. Ken- ney, J. Tucker, E. Dow, K. Hoffman, M, Peferson, G. Buda. Row 3: J. Farrington, D. Haflund, L. Cybyske, B. Olson, H. Burkhordl, G. Holmberg, J. Haudek, C. Zunker, J. Gibbon. 89h GRADE MISS LeClARE - 115 Row 1: C. Andersen, J. Labelle, M. Lemke, B. San- dusky, Mrs. LeClare, D. Johnson, B. Decker, J. Af- feldf, R. Johns. Row 2: D. Terry, D. Pqsner, T. McMullen, D. Jordan, M. Gruener, K. Nelson, B. Wilson, D. Kaedden. Row 3: C. Peierson, B. Gund- lach, B. Nelson, M. Brown, M. Swanson, H. Nelson, A. Wedgewood, R. Berg, B. Porter. 8th GRADE MR. McWATERS - 4 Row 1: A. Chrislenson, J. Lener, S. Falldin, R. Kairies, Mr. McWaIers, R. Hendrickson, J. Martin, S. Kimball, P. Herlofsky. Row 2: D. Peck, R. Millay, E. Scales, W. Anderson, M. Sfoltman, H. Hansen, M. Paauerud, G. Shaffer. Row 3: L. Edrain, C, Wagsfrom, C. Guenther, P. Isaacson, A. Johnson, B. Nelson, L. Bergstrom, B. Welle, R. Bakke. 8th GRADE MRS. PALM - 108 Row 1: K. Hogan, C. Bednork, B. Kespohl, J. Ben- son, Mrs. Palm, M. Johnson, J. Janicke, B. Sroga, P. Salmon, J. DeMuse. Row 2: D. Taylor, J. Schullo, G. Sognesand, M, Chessnce, C.'Olson, T. Skuza, P. Loebner, R. Vincenf, I. Korba, R. Frank, D. Bryan. Row 3: B. Kees, S. Ready, S. Flannery, B. Edlund, J. Miller, K. Knutson, J. Hilderbrand, J. Roddy, N. Springer, L. McNamara. s Y 'pn-.. .....'mL. .AQ and Red Cross Y -'I :ms 1' . ig NVQ 7th GRADE MlSS ALBINSON - 207 Row 1: M. McClain, S. Johnson, D. Taylor, C. John- son, J. Biorklund, Miss Albinson, K. Knutson, D. Gordon, B. Lollie, J. Walker, P. Fleitman. Row 2: G. Anderson, M. Johns, M. Anderson, W. Fish, L. Holm, G. Johnson, D. Martin, T. Egeland, J. Stark, G. Wahlstrom. Row 3: L. Samuelson, M. Ryan, S. Keena, R. Allen, J. Vadis, H. Rayshore, J. Lindquist, K. Kuehn, J. Arones. As We Fill ut ur Programs and Plan Cards 1 .1 .ni- F3 A T ...I li- A ev' . gm, 'S FY 5 swf Q I. 'Q-...J , 86 7th Grade MRS. BATES - 203 Raw 1: J. Larson, K. Turbak, J. Dupay, K. McKenzie, Mrs. Bates, E. Thompson, D. Sholander, M. Nelson, M. Paaverud, D. West. Row 2: T. Pink, T. Peterson, J. Becker, G. Olson, L. Perlick, B. Risch, D. Hanke, J. Sandusky, K. McCoy. Row 3: C. Laurents, G. Peterson, K. Gallison, J. Gordon, M. Mogren, B. Kishish, J. Larson, B. Ahlquist. 7th GRADE MISS BENGTSSON - 114 Row 1: B. Nelson, N. Loye, M. Maddy, M. Hougen, Miss Bengtsson, J. Olson, M. Pearson, J. Pedersen, M. Scales. Row 2: J. Boeser, J. Sikorski, D. Lester- son, P. Falley, D. Egeland, M. Leach, A. Hanson, M. Novak. Raw 3: T. Simpson, K. Murphy, R. Lund- berg, D. Jaroscak, J, Horn, D. Gibbs, S. Smith, S. Plumb, W. Johnson, E. Edward. 7th GRADE MRS. GAMBLE - 104 Row 1: D. Kanig, J. Hoskins, L. Benson, C. Taylor, Mrs. Gamble, P. Hogan, G. Rootkie, J. Wedin, D. Sederberg. Row 2: B. Holzemen, D. Yorston, G. Langner, R. Headen, J. Lawrence, J. Sivanich, R. Nordstrom, R. Burns. Row 3: J. Newsum, J. Benson, B. Young, D. Dawson, S. Decker, C. Prescott, K. Hanson. 7th GRADE MISS GLENN - 200 Row 1: R. Johnson, S. McCaffrey, P. Warhol, R Gorski, K. Worthington, Miss Glenn, C. Lowell, J Machison, B. Carlson, S. Beriou, P. Schiffer. Row 2 R. Wallis, A. Stoddard, R. Erickson, R. Parker, J Suhon, R. Brown, R. Roback, B. Miesen, K. Schullo F. Holmgren. Row 3: H. Langston, J. Swanson, K Flannery, R. Turnquist, B. Gabrelcik, J. Holton, J Mika, K. Waller, L. Deutchman. 7th GRADE MRS. KUNERT - I06 Row I: M. Olson, G. Hallgren, S. Nelson, J. Hafich, K. Gustafson, Mrs. Kunert, B, Kubinski, K. Lind, P. Anderson, D. Tarasar, L. Carson. Row 2: R. Beck, D. Ives, J. Price, J. Laurents, J. Bloomquist, R. Sargent, O. Sporleder, R. Tripp, D. Prohl, M. Corrigan, Row 3: A. Paulson, B. Paquette, T. Skirka, D. Rick, S. Stone, A. Stigen, K. Ahlquist, C. vedis, R. Mlinar. I to N1-'cg Q 1' We Prepare for the Coming Senior Hi h Years 7th GRADE MISS LEARY - IOI Row I: J. Sobrctske, J. Sandager, L. Haire, P. Linam, R. Trout, Miss Leary, G. Zawadski, S. Shelton, K. Pihlstrom, M. Paulson, L. Haflund. Row 2: G. Swanson, J. Johansen, M. Russinik, A. Larson, D. Norclahl, J. Barfuss, G. Palmquist, D. Newberg, C, Worthington. Row 3: J. Provost, D. Johnson, S. Clos, M. Bart, S. Stone, S. Bassett, J, Sandberg, J. Grotheim, R. Kohout, C. Hickerson. 7th GRADE MISS ROGERS - 303 Row I: K. Erickson, L. Lystig, J. Johnston, R. Ko- woliwk, Miss Rogers, M. Howitz, J. Paradise, D. Solem, S. Skau, R. Hennessy. Row 2: N. Thomson, J. Herlofsky, F. Vesclo, J. Feyo, D. Solz, R. Vosler, R. Lyke, J. Sharp, Row 3: K. Bellows, D. Knoll, R. LaRoque, B. Quimby, P. Ortendahl, J. Ulmaniec, J. Myrrold, G. Yngue, M. Matos. 7fl1 GRADE MRS. SMITH - 2 Row T: M. Bubltz, P. Gruenberg, M. Gilbert, K. Pohl, J. Irwin, Mrs. Smith, N. Lindgren, B. Holcomb, M, Eifert, B. Cooper, J. Donotelle. Row 2: P. Frank, D. Gustafson, T. Wiggen, K. Carson, J. Jaremko, A. Sayre, S. Hansen, I. Hed, G. Morciniak, M. Murzyn. Row 3: M. Bovee, D. Borchavdt, D. Held, M. Magnuson, K. Solom, D. Warren, D. Tousignant, B. Petersen, B. Lekson. 7th GRADE MRS. SWENSON - I05 Row I: S. Stellick, K. Jarosk, M. Perry, K. Thomp- son, Mrs. Swenson, C. Bergquist, B. Anderson, G. Mattson, J. Herland, B. Larson. Row 2: J. Hollom, G. Fryhling, J. Craig, W. Brody, D. LaCount, T. Knutson, J. Carlson, D. Fahrendorff. Row 3: V. Braaten, C. Nahnsen, F. Fahrendorff, J. Altermatt, G. Zuhowski, D. Graf, B. Bergman, D. Markley, C. McCorry. 87 Ili Al , s 'vcd 1 3 H0 5' ,.-1' Athletics .hs M X be H Q, 1 3 t A M i ld or In I S A 5 g r 5 fri 5 2 ffff nxvx Kiif E91 if iii? V535 lx Sift time jsut frm lil lf! an us :eco FT W3 ill Ill ll Iii ffl Ill leo IWW Uili Y? I! nj Eli SIS iii .Mwbl' Y Z1 Y 4 ua! 1 Hi NN! 5 S R sqft Lf t s fs? Y' -. B. fi! we Q 7 , 3 M M S, giwiiy 2 2QK s Ei .wp it 5, xfw X ,,.x Q.g x S EQ E E f . 54. ' .asg flk , . FIRST SQUAD- Row I: L. Walters, J. Anderson, J. Nelson, A. Solz, A. Maxwell, G. Peterson, S. Neuman. Row 2: G. Solz, mgr., V. Barnes A. Keuser, F. Stanley, R. Montgomery, L. Regel, A. Lubrecht, D. Dingmon. Row 3: Mr. Parsons, G. Mustro, M. Gorski, J. Naslund, C. Pearson, D. Duoos, J. Swendra, H. Hohenstein, Mr. Monkowski, Mr. Guzy, Row 4: O. Verding, K. Norllng, J. Boyce, R. Miskowiec, B. Temu, B. Wolff, E. Lyons, J. Cowan. When the Drama of Edison pens in the Fall, The 1954 football team had an exceptionally fine season. capturing second place in the city conference and winning the gridskin trophy which was presented to the winner of the annual Edison-Marshall clash, by the East Minneapolis Argus for the East Side cham- pionship. The team was coached to a record of four wins, two ties. and one loss ln one ol the most outstanding voaching stalls in the City: Mr. Cuzy. lVlr. Mankowski. and Mr. Parsons. These coaclles deserve much vredit for the teanfs success. We want to vongratulate them for their outstanding work with the team. SECOND SQUAD - Row I: Mr. Guzy, R. Thomas, J. Henry, G. Ketz, D. Herdey, B. Nelson, B. Bryon, L. Godbow. Row 2: Mr. Parsons, P. Hart, D. Ericson, D. Gladhill, J. Swanson, G. Peterson, R, Foucher, D. Yorston, J. Turn, J. Case, M. Dascolos, Mr. Mankowski. Row 3: D. Preste- mon, E. Ulmaniec, D. Subinski, B. Woiack, J. Frane, A. Kollar, M. Solz, A. Slummer, J. Antinozzi. ivy., 4? 1 A 5 fl 'Q We W 'll 3 -2 rl 4, V W 1 . Q.. ,Q-:ww ' as S3380 Q. 'A uw. T . Y, K - .--s .MQ ' L. Regel scores a touchdown in the Homecoming game with Henry. E. Lyons goes through the line against Marshall. Football Turns ur Thou hts Toward thletics N Edison was known, this year, for its fine backfield and especially for its hard-hitting line. Some of the out- standing players in the backfield were Andy Keuser, Arnie Lubrecht, Art Solz, Earl Lyons, and Gary Mas- tro. The Tom line was led by captain Gary Peterson and Chuck Pearson. Both boys made the all-city team and Gary also had the honor of being the teamis most valuable player. Other outstanding linemen were LeRoy Hegel, Jerry Swendra, Dick Duoos, Jery Cow- an, and Art Maxwell. The sophomore team, coached by Mr. Smith, ended its season with two wins and three losses. SOPHOMORE TEAM - Row I: T. McGoughey, B. Burkholder, E. Kimball, J. Schiffer, J. Mostro, K. Hogstrom, J. Mitchell, D. Drevniok, L. Erick- son, D. Gorski, G. Sibinski, L. Halbrooks. Row 2: G. Swanson, B. Burbank, A. Forrest, T. Krinke, D. Olson, R. Lipa, C. Doscolos, M. Pohl, D. Joseph, J. Dounelski, R. Reiners, R. Chevioll, G. Kachevoski. Row 3: Mr. Kottom, Couch, G. Thompson, K. Koss, J. Domman, T. Holloway, R. Laing, G. Ahlquist, D. Nordine, L. Zentzis, B. Kylinder, T. Wos, C. Johnson, R. Grumhill, Mr. Smith, Couch. A .. 5 L3 L We C eered ur Football Stars Pass interference is called againsl Roosevelt as J. Swenclra misses a pass, Wvmw.. 'Wm 'W Capf. Gary Pelerson KGJ All-Cily 'Isl Team Most Valuable Player Sfewarf Neumann CGI Jerry Swendra IEP -2 MA H, QQ xg .3 Q girx A - W , . , 'r X f' A , w a .... .e , . . , Y . Dick Duoos CTD Bill Tema CQBD J is 5 ' ,is n LeRoy Regel KEJ Jerry Boyce KGB .033-o Earl Lyons CQBJ Ari Maxwell CCD in ,ii 11 QMZP' f is M ,,..f-S , T .Me-f 9.4.-- ' L.-'T .N -Q 't 3 -at H nts Chuck Pearson KTJ All-City 'lst Team Roger Montgomery QFBJ Gary Mastro KHBJ CGD ws? 2 23 iii iii? ,L 1 1 Z!! ll g Y Art Solz CFBJ Andy Keuser QHB Harlan Hohenstem CFBJ Fred Stanley ffl Arno il! TOP: A. Solz carries the ball around right end for an Edison first down BOTTOM: K. Norling runs interference for J. Frane against Roosevelt Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison West Roosevelt Henry Washburn Southwest Marshall Central emo.. . , . GYMNASTICS TEAM- Row I: R. Miskowiec, G. Swanson, W. Turnquist, J. Portlance, T. Thomson, E, Wicklonder, J. Mitchell, B. Burkholder. Row 2: J. Mertes, Mgr., R, Duffy, M. Gustafson, D. Dingman, Capt., J. Sandager, Mr. Berg, J. Humenansky, B. Keeley. M. Gustafson shows form as he does a hondstond during practice. 4 Indoor Sports Demand Due to Coach R. Berg's efforts. the Edison Gymnastics Team has steadily improved in the last two years. In dual meet competition the Toms won over South and St. Paul Murray. The team placed sixth in the City Meet and fifth in the Northwest Meet in class D. There are many outstanding hoys on this year's squad. Some of them were Captain Doug Dingman, Mike Gustafson, Ron Miskowiec, and Gene Swanson. Next years team will compete in C and D classes. R. Miskowiec does ca diving roll for the Edison Gymnastics Team. N S9295 W. N 6 . WRESTLING TEAM-Row I: N. Loren, R. Enrooth, B. Redner, T, Swanson, M. Corrigan, J. Rhode, G, Krause D Burklcnd F Brucchi Row 2: Mr. Kemp, G. Morin, H. Arent, V. Barnes, T. Holloway, D. Herdey, F. Zierman, J. Moran. Muscular Coordination The 1954-55 Wrestling Team lost its meets due to the lack of a complete team. Coach Kemp said that the team was inexperienced and fluctuated in weight. There were many outstanding lmoys who won their individual matvlies. Joe Loren was city champion at 120 pounds. Cary Krause, who is an outstanding wrestler and twice city champion. had trouble keeping in the same weight division. The prospects for next year look very good. since lioth of these boys will he returning. G. Morin uses o cradle hold to pin H. Arent during practice. G. Krause takes N. Loren down with on leg dive during practice 'Vi ll ll T3 ll ll 2513 ll ll X! ll ll HOCKEY TEAM-Row 'l: J. Frune, D. Gorski, D. Olson, J. Olson, M. Solz, D. Syke, J. Kotchen. Row 2: Mr. Gunberg, K. Norling, A. Solz, J. Naslund, L. Regei, R. Ascher, G. Peterson, D. Kron, R. Cooper ond D. Gorski bring the puck out of cn defensive zone. SOPHOMORE HOCKEY- Row 'I: B. Myhre, J. Kuly, R. Cooper, R. Musica, -R. Boullet, R. Gaffney, J. Ostenso. inter Sports Show Although the 1955 Hockey Team won only two games, Mr. Cunberg said that there was good team spirit. There were many good players on this yearis squad. Captain LeRoy Regel played center and defense and was outstanding at both positions. The first line con- sisted of Jerry Frane, Dave Olson, and John Kotchen, who did excellent offensive jobs. Jerry Olson also did a fine job as a goalie. Next year lVIr. Cunberg is looking forward to one of the best teams ever to come from Edison. A. Forrest, R. Willow, D. Givnold. Row 2: Mr. Reichow, B. Gramhill, SKI TEAM - Mr. Ludfo Teamwork and Action The Ski Team made a very line showing this season. The Toms placed second in the City Meet by taking first place in the cross country and second in the slalom event hut couldift place high enough in jump- ing. They then went on lo take the state championship in cross country. Some of the Tom skiers ranked among the best in the state. Captain Dave Moe and Dave Johnston were the two mainstays in the slalom, while Dave Moe and Len Smith led Edison to the state cross country title. J. Terry makes cu fast turn in ci tricky slalom course. , A, Y V s ,Q 5 Et 'Y Y i ii f F! 1 4 X49 5' sos? is A 5 W if i L X li s a.. 5 l 4, Q 'S fi: l rd, M. Pohl, M, Livingston, T. Irwin, J. Terry, D. Moe, D. Duff , L. Sm'th, D. J h J y x o nston, . Bergeron. TOP: D. Moe leans into o sharp turn in o slolom course ot Columbia BOTTOM: D. Johnston, L. Smith, and D. Moe, during practice :tg W C. Pearson drives for u baskef. A. Lubrechf closes in on c Roosevelt player. BASKETBALL TEAM -Row I: B. Woiaclr, Mgr., C. Soulalr, D. Mankowski, E. Lyons, A, Kollur, R. Hill, B. Crossman, J. Suhon, B. Allen, Mgr Row 2: R. Montgomery, G. Mastro, A. Lubrecht, C. Pearson, R. LaFoncl, J. Swendra, D. Luke, Mr. Lopata, In Basketball, Practice and Speed Are Required The Edison Basketball Team had a fairly respectable season. Losing five games and winning five, the Toms ended their season in a tie for fourth place in the city conference. Coach Louis Lopata said that the team showed good spirit and did as well as could be expected. He also wanted to give special recognition to this yearls cap- tain. Earl Lyons, for his outstanding job. N--..., Edison Edison Edison .,,. . Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison SCORES North Washburn South Henry Marshall Roosevelt Vocational West Central Southwest Top Row: Jerry Swendra fel, Dave luke ffl Chuck Pearson ici, Earl Lyons fgl, All-Cnty 2nd Team. Bottom Row: Arnie Lubrecht ffl, Dave Mankowslri lgh Ron l.uFond ffl Darryl Crossman Cgl. K. Koss goes for u basket against North. Players Show Accuraeyg The Sophomore Basketball team ended a very success- ful season by winning seven games and losing three to capture second place in the city conference. This year the team was coached by Mr. Mcwaters, who is teaching at Edison for the first time. He said that his first string consisting of Gary Ahlquist, Tom Woos, John Grotans, Cliff Johnston, and Ken Koss, should be a big help to the varsity next year. We want to congratulate Mr. McWaters for his fine job with the Sophomore team. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL-Row I: D. Bourgerie, J. Dcamman, D. Kocon, C. Johnston, P. Hart, C. Decker, J. Eich. Row 2: Mr. McWafers, T. Meagher, J. Melius, D. Yorston, F. Goolans, G. Ahlquist, K. Koss, G. Thompson. NSW' I tm say X gmsa, x f X X ,gntSOAf J 1 7 42 f ,ysay '44 I tm S011 5,0500 xj A QBISUJ 24l s--1 'IO0 .---on DEEP . wtjxggmatlu-'K N. Solberg nears the finish as he competes in the breast stroke Swimmers Need Stamina The 1955 swimming team was coached by Mr. Bates. who is teaching at Edison for the first time. All of the members of the team worked hard, but four were outstanding. Mike Brazil, captain, turned out a very good performance. Jim Treat, the only senior, did an impressive job as a diver. Leif Solberg , i swam the 200 yard free style. His brother, Norman, excelled in the breast stroke. Edison entered ten meets during the course of the , TOP: L. Solberg and B. Walthour starting in a 200 yard free-style season, and although only a single meet was won, mee the team's spirit was not dampened. BOTTOM: J. Treat shows form in the M somersault. SWIMMING TEAM -Row l: J. Treat, O. Rosenberger, N. Solberg, T. Horn, D. Swanson, M. Brazil. Row 2: Mr. Bates, D. Sibbett, B. Walthour, L. Solberg, R. Laing, I.. Holbrooks, C. Dascalos. V A xx 9 Ni ke V i x El I Y :Q .f.. :.i . ' A ' t . - f e e e p i t S , Q . 'I 0 X lvi K i I 1 ' . l ,fi gg ' , A I l Nt . i ' ll M ' A .. i 'f rx ,X ., i 'X--5 f X ,N i 1.. f iilgli ..,' f f N ' ,A S 101 2. sf? it 3:53 .. ...fr Captain M. Gustafson serves the ball for the Edison netmen. D. Dingman returns a fast serve in c tennis match with Central Agilit Is Importantg The.1954 tennis team, due to lack of experience, didn't show too well this season. The Toms ended their season with two wins and eight losses. Captain Mike Gustafson and Doug Dingman were the two mainstays of the team. Both are juniors and will be hack next season. With the return of these two boys, coach Hamrin is looking forward to a better tennis season in 1955. TENNIS TEAM - D. Johnston, B. Richardson, J. Anderson, R. Duffy, D. Dingman, D. Moe, M. Gustafson, capt., R. Morin, A. Anderson. nfl' 1 , . . 1 is . 5 5 ,L K 1 ,sw x .. V, if ' -' PSV! J A , K 1 : as A y . f s'sx5,f's,ii':EiZsg QQ i Y R. Kliss shoots out of a sand trap as the Edison team watches. Timing Is a Necessity The golf team under the fine coaching of Mr. Lie- mohn, enjoyed a very successful season in 1954-. The Toms, led by captain Dick Kliss, finished with an im- pressive record of seven wins, two losses, and one tie. The Tom team took third place in the city meet, and second place in the District Seventeen Playoffs. Two valuable men, Dick Kliss and Don Shoen, will not be back to compete next year. D. Mankowski putts as E. Hansen, D. Shoe Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison MATCH ltliSl1L'l'5 514 1 2 7 416 1015 6 8 815 9 7 North - Vocational Southwest Roosevelt South - Washburn Marshall West - Central Henry - GOLF TEAM-Row 'l: R. Kliss, D. Mankowski, D. Shoen, E. Hansen P. Evenson. LM ff- A- . 5. . , i 1 'xee,s,..3w.. Q n, and P. Evenson watch . , 6142 - - 0 - - - 5 . . . 716 . . 116 . - 6 - - 4- . 35 - - 3 . igw -1-0-A--......,....-.......-6.--.... n the Track Team, Edison's track team completed a successful season in 1954 by placing sixth in the city and twelfth in the Zz. . 1 , ..,..,. . W . , .... . ,.,,. State cornpetltloni . . .. . We want to congratulate Mr. Parsons for the excel- W f Q - 0 lent record he has estahllshed ln hls flrst year as head . .Ip h d h' d-1' d h - agetailggw Ms. . coac , an we are sure IS llgence an ent uslasm ,--. e H, 3 tflfiiik Wwwes . . . . . ' . ,4f+f.gi.5LmM H we TM r- wlll brlng contmued honor to Edlson. Mr. Parsons, an Edison Alumnus of 1938, is a well-known and re- W. Kettlekamp clears a low hurdle for the Edison track team. TRACK-Row 1: L. Venske, L. Gladhill, L. Kirberger, A. Solz, B. Suick, B. Huble, B. Schoenbaum, J. Guzy. Row 2: Mr. Parsons, P. Ekberg W. Kettlekamp, D. Lee, A. Gustafson, D. Doous, S. Burton, Mr. Smith. 104 D. Davis leaps into the air as he competes in the broad iump. A. Solz shows form while throwing the shot put for the Tommies. S. Burton clears the bor with ease in the high iumping event Each Event Displays Skill, Ability and Speed spected member of our faculty, who has been teaching science here for the past five years. Bill Schonebaum, captain of the 1954 team, de- serves much credit for the team's success. Bill gained many points by competing in more than one event. He was outstanding in his participation in the relays and the 440. Mr. Parsons said, Bill was one of the B Schoenbuum crosses the finish line to place first in the 440. best 44-0 men in city competitionf, Scott Burton placed second in the high jump in the city and fourth in the same event in the state. Bob Huble, a sophomore pole vaulter, placed third in the city event. Duane Lee and Bill Schonebaum placed fourth respectively in the high jump and the 440. Art Solz for the second con- secutive year placed fourth in the shot put event. B. Huble clears the bar in the pole vault event as spectators watch as sf 1 Nw... -sm mama B. Crossmon slides home fo score agoinsl Vocational ot Columbia. When Spring Comes, Edison - 6 Vocational - 4 Edison - 8 Marshall - - 6 Edison - 5 North - - 3 Edison - 0 Henry - - 9 Edison - - 1 1 Vocational - 4 Edison - 0 Marshall - 4- Edison - 5 North - 9 Edison - 5 Henry - 6 B. Storup shows piiching form os he worms up for the nexi game. BASEBALL-Row 'l: C. Pearson, G. Wilson, J. Hughari, B. Crossmon, B. Wormulh, Capt B. Chorske, H. Mochowiiz, B. Sforup. Row 2: Mr. Guzy, R. Olson, E. Lyons, G. Poloczyk, A. Lubrechl, R. Montgomery, G. Mostro, B. Temo, A. Kollor, B. Miller. W . , , 106 - we ,D st ' ' H45 f' t . ., . is... 5 .. s KSTA snr x B. Warmuth scores against North as he slides across home base. J. Bednarczylc comes through with a hit for Edison. a Young Man's Fancy Turns to Baseball Practice The 1954- baseball team had a fairly successful season. Under the coaching of Pete Cuzy, the Toms came out with a respectable 4- - 4 won and lost record, tying for second in their league. The Toms started off the season by winning over Vocational 6-4, and in their second game with the Volts, went on to win by a 11 - 4- victory. In the two Marshall games, Edison won the first 8-6, but dropped J. Nord rounds third base for the Tommies. the second 0 - 4-. In their third game the Edison play- ers shut' out North 5-3, while losing 5-9 in their second try. Edison lost both games with Henry. The team had many outstanding players this year. Among them were Captain Bill Chorske, who was a pitcher and also played first base, Gary Wilson, catch- er, and Bruce Warmuth, shortstop. All three of these players will be lost because of graduation. Coach Guzy instructs the team before a game at Columbia Park. Mr. Ludford, Coach. D. Varville nears the finish line The Cross Country Team Requires Endurance The 1954 cross country team showed improvement over last year although still hampered by- the lack of experienced runners. Captain Ted Day, although only a sophomore, set the pace as the Toms were victorious over Henry and South to place eighth in city competition. The team was coached by Mr. Ludford. Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison SCUH ICS QLow score winsl Henry - Roosevelt Henry - North - South - West - Vocational ATHLETIC BOARD- Row I: Mr. Guzy, Mr. Pile, Mr. Lopata, Mr. Samuelson, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Kohom, Mr. Mankowski. Row 2 Mr. Kemp, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Hamrin, Mr. Gunberg, Mr. Liemohn, Mr. McWaters, Mr. Reichow, Mr. Bates, Mr. Smith, Mr. Berg FOOTBALL J. ANDERSON V. BARNES J. COWAN 2 D. DINGMAN R. DUOOS D. GLADHILL H. HOHENSTEIN A. KEUSER 3 A. KOLLAR A. LUBRECHT E. LYONS 2 G. MASTRO A. MAXWELL 2 R. MISKOWIEC R. MONTGOMERY J. NASLUND B. NELSON J. NELSON S. NEUMAN K. NORLING C. PEARSON 2 G. PETERSON 2' L. REGEL A. SOLZ 2 F. STANLEY J. SWENDRA B. TEMA 2 O. VERDING R. WOLFF B. CHORSKE fMgr.i 3 G. SOLZ IMgr.J BASEBALL B. CHORSKE 2' D. CROSSMAN 2 J. HUGHART A. KEUSER E. LYONS H. MACHOWICZ B. STORUP B. WARMUTH BASKETBALL D. CROSSMAN Letter Winners R. LaFOND A. LUBRECHT D. LUKE E. LYONS 2' D. MANKOWSKI C. PEARSON J. SWENDRA B. ALLEN 4Mgr.J B. WOJACK fMgr.l WRESTLING H. ARENT V. BARNES D. HERDEY 2 G. KRAUSE 3' J. LOREN G. MORIN J. RHODE A. SOLZ T. SWANSON F. ZIERMAN TRACK L. BENSON 3 S. BURTON D. DAVIS T. DAY P. EKBERG A. GUSTAFSON J. GUZY 4 B. HUBLE W. KETTLEKEMP 2' L. KIRBERGER 4 D. LEE B. SCHONEBAUM 2 A. SOLZ 2 L. VENSKE fMgr.7 CROSS COUNTRY R. BOULET 2 T. DAY 2' M. GUSTAFSON J. HILLER N. LOREN D. MOE L. SMITH P. STASICA D. VARVILLE HOCKEY J. ANDERSON R. ASCHER J. FRANE 2 D. GORSKI J. KOTCHEN J. NASLUND 2 K. NORLING D. OLSON 2 J. OLSON 2 G. PETERSON L. REGEL 3- A. soLz M. soLz R. SYKE D. KRON fMgr.J SKIING J. BERGERON T. IRWIN D. JOHNSTON 2 D. MOE 3' M. PAHL L. SMITH 2 J. TERRY 2 SWIMMING M. BRAZIL' D. SIBBET L. SOLBERG N. SOLBERG J. TREAT B. WALTHOUR 2 TENNIS A. ANDERSON J. ANDERSON D. DINGMAN 3 R. DUFFY M. GUSTAFSON 3' R. MORIN B. RICHARDSON GOLF P. EVANSON E. HANSEN D. KLIS 2' D. MANKOWSKI D. SCHOEN 2 GYMNASTICS B. BURKHOLDER D. DINGMAN 2' M. GUSTAFSON 2 R. MISKOWIEC 2 J. SANDAGER c. SWANSON 2 T. TOMPSON B. TURNQUJST E. WICKLANDER 2 J. MERTES fmgm CHEERLEADERS K. COTA 2' L. DZUBAK Y. GOSSELIN L. JOHNSON B. PETERSON S. SOLZ ' Captain 2 Second letter 3 Third letter 4- Fourth letter . 5. . ,K Miss Barton , 4. ' 5 Y p Q f . 'A x .gr GOLF TEAM-left to right: K. Anderson, P. Kellerman, D. Duemke, B. Johnson, C. Cumming, S. Vandermyde, B. Babich, J. Eklund. With Golf or Tennis, Girls' sports, untler the direction of our physical edu- X 7 cation teachers. Miss Barton, Mrs. Conover, and Mrs. Q WWW ll fSi,:g1s-. fi f ' f -gllllggif 'l:uuIf' ll I '-. -Q . WI' lst tiEE.::::::5: at I I. lllllll . lug5s!!!!!!E.!lt Smith, consist of team sports, individual sports, folk -'15-'Sq h ' 1 aglll .1--.I . 'jll lil: . ,Isl Ill! TENNIS CHAMPIONS-M, Pouser and P. Hagen. dancing, health, marching. and gymnastics. The 1954 golf team had a very successful season. They won the city championship from West High School for the sixth time in their six years of com- petition. Our last yearis tennis champions. Pat Hagen and Mary Pauser. won over some very tough competition RACKET CLUB-Row 1: R. Dooner, R. Nicholas, S. Gerber, C. Paradise, A. Konopka, P. Randall, P. Peterson, J, Yates, M. Olson, B. Huflund K. Peissig. Row 2: P. Kasfon, B. Luncleen, C. Bensen, E. Alberico, M. Boris, J. Koelfgen, N. Brinda, S. Swanson, M. Aspluncl, M. Marinan, S Olson, C. Solem. Row 3: K. Gallison, D. Hurrle, L. Glisan, B. Lambie, K. Buck, D. Piecek, K. Jorgensen, C. Cumming, B. Brevig, S. Monahan, P Flannery. 0 i egg Xi, Nix!! Q , .54 S Ca K V A g as GYM AIDES - Row 'l: B. Zierman, C. Sandin, A. Kocisko, M. Ericson, D. DeKanick, K. Bierkeng. Row 2: P. Cummings, S. Tschida, J. Wilson J. Orlicki, B. Gramhill, C. Cumming, B. Peterson. Row 3: J. Ewer, S. Gerber, S. Rostamo, P. Iverson, M. A. Pauser, J. Brazil. These Girls Provide the Action for Our Play The leadership class is a group composed ol' tenth rude irls who are interested in hecomin vm lead- g 3 5 g. ers. The class meets once a week, and during this class period the girls learn the rules of most of the major sports. They receive instructions on how to help con- duct a class. so they can get the girls started in case the teacher has another joh to take care of first. ln this group they are taught the importance of physical qualifications. such as appearance and good health. as ncll as responsibility and cooperation. Alter completing a year in a leadership class, the girls hecome gym aides. Then they help the gym teach- ers hy doing such things as taking attendance and refereeing games during class time. They have the opportunity to assist those girls who need individual help in certain sports. This not only helps the student a lot. hut gives the gym aide a real feeling of accom- plishment. The girls perform a very valuable service to the teachers. Each girl receives one-fourth of a credit toward graduation each semester as a gym aide. LEADERSHIP-Row I: J. Hagen, E. Nelson, R. Nicholas, J. Hendrickson, C. Lemoing, M. Asp, N. Egeland. Row 2: R. Dooner, V. Longner, C. Neuman, G. Naslund, M. Rodger, J. Sandell, K. Shortridge, B. Heidemonn, B. Johnson, B. Fahrendorff. Row 3: S. Lanhart, C. Eklund, J. Gawronski, N. Finnegan, M. Franko, J. Wachs, M. Bastian, N. Burman, D. Stoddard, N. Schmitt, S. Omdahl. Row 4: N. LaCount, D. Kdrbo, J. Olson, B. Lambie, D. Johnson, C. Johnson, L. Glisan, K. Buck, M. Williams, J. Gordon, A. Alcott, S. Kuehn. , K t. , 6 f' V R.. ' ,K . . e ' , --mm... .,,.. .. Q . vi. ,, I ,K F ff I llnamnnpm. L f 5 ' S lwllnsu-vp.-1-P-wnnq'n.r V . -. . -Hymn ,- v---nw-1 J Mrs. Conover Emily Harlien LETTER WINNERS- Row 'lz S. Erie, M. Olson, M. A. Pauser, E. Alberico. Row 2: J. Ewer, E. Fedors, B. Zierman, P. lverson, P. Fitzgerald. Row 3: P. Kellerman, D. Duemke, P. Lyons, S. Van- dermyde, B. Gromhill, C, Cumming. lNTER-SCHOLASTIC BADMINTON TEAM-left to right: J. Elclund, S, Johnson, C. Hanson, E. Alberico, M. Rodger, E, Fedors, B. Ferden, C. Neuman. Not pictured: D. DeKonick, C. Eklund, C. Cumming, M. Ericson. They Pla Their Parts To earn an Edison letter. a girl must have played on at least seven all-star teams during her four years of gym. If she has made this aeeomplisliment. she is awarded the letter during an assembly which recog- nizes those who have received honors during the year. Rope jumping is a popular sport with girls in the ninth grade. A new idea has lmeen added: doing a quite simple dance step while jumping rope. It is enjoyed by all. The girls have a two-week period during the year in xxliieh their time is devoted entirely to apparatus work. ROPE JUMPING-Row 1: K. Thies. Row 2: E. Schimpf, C. Ek- lund. Row 3: N. Burman, S. Swanson. Row 4: M. Benjamin, K. Muznio. 9th and 10th GRADE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS-Side row, front to back: C. Hanson, M. Rodger, D. Karbo, C. Neuman, J. Sandell, J. Torgerson, L. Glison. Front row: J. Hagen, N. La- Count, R. Balstad, A. Wiggen. Middle row: N. Lewacko, C. Lyons. Back row: N. Olson, S. Prestwood, B. Grieve, E. Theisen. ...ga-. N 10th GRADE VOLLEYBALL-Row l: R. Nicholas, J. Hagen, C. Hanson. Row 2: C. Neuman, N. Finnegan, L. Glisan. Row 3: J, Sandell, M. Rodger, D. Korbo. on Basketball, olleyball and Badminton Teams Field hockey is somewhat like ice hockey. It is played on a 60 x 100 yard field. The equipment consists of a hard leather-covered hall and a curved hockey stick, which is similar to an ice hockey stick. Each team has eleven girls. Basketball is one of the team sports taught in gym classes. The classes play games within their own class, and the winner of each class competes with the winners of the other grades. The winner in this tournament becomes the intramural championship team. Volleyball, another team sport. is popular with the older girls. It is a game full of action and suspense. The important factor to remember in playing is to keep one's position. Each girl has a certain place to stand, and it is important that she keep within her own bounds. Speedball is also a game full of action. It is played out of doors in the fall of the year. There are two goal posts at each end of the field. and the object is to kick the ball between the posts for one point. 9th GRADE FIELD HOCKEY CHAMPIONS-left to right: J. Sheldon, B. Neslund, B. Curtis, B. Chapman, L. Olson, P. Pearson, S. Cederstrom, J. Sheldon, A. Nelson, M. Sporleder, K. Parlow. l 'I13 If she makes if, the goal will be one point. ix' - gg .. f ij A- J. . il .3 gi V S ji ,hiv fi -Mass., wg X55 5, X La g . if an .X - . if . . . KN'4 'Q.,. . eg get 5 - .. .M .a .. i' -wa yrs' 7 isms as um: swam --vw -1- ,Q , A i Wn3B X 'sas gf A it 1 ' ' ' I f 1 A N. I -gv--7-.n,.. ,T vwmw., , ' I res . -M 'ls ls A 1 1 ' ,AJ 4 - A is nv -........ - s l 'Q Q A t iii-,X5 . ' f ga g . W ' r. 1. . , .,. :gf:-:,:. gi.g .3 4 Mrs. Smith A 9th GRADE HEALTH-Left to right: M. Garfield, P. Farrington, M. Warhol, M. Juroscak, N. Olson. 9th GRADE FOLK DANCING - K. Thies, M. Williams, C. Benson, J. KUCSECSRCI, E. Schimpf, B. Orlette, M. Pouman, J. Stefcxnsky. 9th GRADE GYMNASTICS - Left to right: L. Novak, L. Hiller, B. N Selection of Activities All girls are required to take the health course for a six-week period. Here they learn such things as per- sonality development and body care. Folk dancing. marching. and gymnastics are becom- ing as much a part of the gym program as team sports. Rhythm is important for good Coordination. which is useful in other sports. The gymnastics provide for the daily exercise needed. eslun,K. Coveney, B. Curtis, G. Harriman, S. Lynde, K. Porlow, J. Lindell. iiifliiii . til 114 'G' 'missin N RACKET CLUB-Row I: S. Kuehn, G. Fredberg, N. Finnegan, D. Salmon, P. Burbank, S. Johnson, J. Gordon, J. Andrescik, D. Stoddard. Row 2: J. Hagen, J. Malasko, J. Kucsecska, P. Sundberg, B. Zierman, P. Iverson, B. Gramhill, Sec.-Treas., M. Ericson, Pres., C. Eklund, V. Pres., C. Neuman, J. Eklund, N. Palm, M. Wadatz. Row 3: T. Clapshaw, J. Sandell, B. Johnson, J. Wilson, A, Arlene, S. Lanhart, M. Wickstrom, P. Gossler, M. Rodger, S. Erie, E. Davis, D. Lundgren, D. Deutsch. Row 4: J. Naslund, M. J. Hoge, J. Hendrickson, D. Karbo, l.. Brindley, D. DeKanick, N. Orr, K. Shortridge, B. Heidemann, D. Duemke, N. Buckman, B. Ferden. Combine to Give ur Phy. Ed. Classes Variety This years Raeket Cluh was large. about eighty-two memhers. The Racket Club is composed of a group of girls who are the more skilled tennis or badminton players. This club meets once a week in the girls' gym. The only requirement for joining is that the student has taken badminton or tennis in a gym class for at least one semester. Even though the club was large this year. the girls enjoyed Coming. and everyone had fun. As you Can see. the girls gym has a varied program. This program is designed both for recreation and for physical development. Gym class helps the girls to re- lax and forget their school work. lt would be profitable if gym class could he continued through the senior year. Athletics also help to build the quality of good sportsmanship. a quality' needed not only in athletics. hut also in everyday' life. 7th GRADE SPEEDBALI. CHAMPIONS - left to right: M. Mogren, K. Gull:- BADMINTON INTRAMURAI. CHAMPIONS-Left to right: R. son, K. Gustafson, J. Lawrence, R. A. Kowaliuk, S. Stellick, S. Nelson, D. Balstad, E. Theisen, C. Hanson. No! pictured: C. Eklund. Rick, R. Turnquisf, J. Gordon. 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Queen, was ready with the crown of roses as Lorraine Dzubak was proclaimed our 1954- Queen. In the afternoon our Tommie stars played a 13-13 tie with Henry. At half-time our Queen and her four lovely attendants arrived on the field and took their places. The dance in the evening, held in both gyms with Nick Hubleis and Loring Pal- mer's bands, was a wonderful ending to a most per- fect Homecoming. -vi: ' Q' 3' 1 th 14, Zlf Qi' .ai 'l T i f i :'i' ff f fi' ..., 2 , Er. . J QP Q f Q K , L Joann Pagel Carol Hinderman Marcia Oslund Karen Cora 119 X Above: Karen Cota and Carol Hinderman. 5: Right: Joann Pagel and Marcia Oslund. Queen Lor Our cheerleaders form the Tommie Pyramid: Barb Peter- SOYM Karen Coia, Sharon Solz, l.aVern Johnson, Von Gcsselin, and Laurie Dzubak. R0 alt Take Charge raine Dzubak Y 'HxSnD- ' Queen Lorraine and her Royal Courf arrived at the half in handsome converiibles - - -. r 1 Q A - A U 120 ' -an ,. -fl. 4 i of ThlS Eventful Day Our i954 Homecoming Button ffggufcmfnfs gg T., We A s . if f lg Qi' X , 1 ,Diff Sy? .. Y L .f t likisig +..-Cie 3 ' A , HANG HENRY HIGH EDISON ocr.a,19s4 Our 1954 Homecoming was highlighted by six floats at halftime. The Art Club 28 Boys, Wizard, Cheerleaders, Senior Girls, and New Brighton kids worked on this part of Homecoming. The Big Moment came when Judy Wiles, 1953 Homecoming Queen, crowned Lorraine Dzubak our new Queen. Mr. Samuelson then presented her with o beautiful bouquet of red roses. The Queen and her Royalty visited Dana who was unable to attend the grand day of events. He was very much surprised and happy to see them and also to receive a special kiss from the Queen. r ww 3 .. K ' 1 A - '41, T-, k ex-H ' 'S K , vu , T s V' . Ei ii 4 he x .. - ,N s, X I iix.. 121 B. Cook is terrified to find the body of B. Olson. s--W--..- E. Hanson and D. Jorgenson are questioning L. Johnson as B. Cook and J. Vincent look on mystified. Q tw., S42 in .F : -...F Sitting: B. Cook and C. Morri son. Second Row: D. Jorgenson, J. Helm, S. Risch, G. Manson, T. Marvin, L. Johnson, and C, I Drage. Third Row: J. Vincent, L. 5 Anderson, A. Thomasen, E. Han- I 2 son, B. Olson, J. Graham. . 'S in is ,X ij ef 122 l Ramshackle Inn SENIOR CLASS PLAY Presented November 19, 1954 at 8:15 p.m. PATTON . ....... .,...,. , ...,,, ....., , C harles Morrison ARBUTHNOT . , . ..,. Robert Olson JOYCE ROGERS .. .. LaVern Johnson MAME PHILLIPS JoAnn Vincent CONSTABLE SMALL .. Dale Jorgenson BELINDA PRYDE ., ., , Barbara Cook COMMODORE LUCIUS TOWSER , Charles Drage , , ,, ., . Gail Manson GAIL RUSSELL ALICE FISHER . Janyce Graham DR. RUSSELL , ., Arden Thomasen BILL PHILLIPS Jerry Helm MR, TEMPLE LeRoy Anderson MARY TEMPLE .. Sharon Risch GILHOOLEY .. .. Eugene Hansen FRED PORTER . ., Thomas Marvin Publicity: Grace Anderson, Isabelle Bruins, Carol Curtis, Darlene DeKanick, June Gossler, Joan Hennessey, Kather- ine Tacheny, Pat Tully. Properties: Muriel Doherty, Audre Eisenman, Mardell Eitel, Marlys Erickson, Elizabeth Rodgers, Morma Jean Roen, Dave Sanford, Monica Skiba, Frank Spencer. Wardrobe: Mildred Loebner, JoAnn Vincent. Promptersz Arlene Kotchen, Murna Maloy, Bee Brindley. Make-up: Joyce lngebretscn, Barb Kausel, Pat Kennedy, Susan Schioll. General Director: Mae Schmidt. .ld 1 Pure As The Driven Snow Presented March 25, 1955 at 8:15 p.m. PURITY DEAN ,,,, ,,,, , , , Patricia Kellerman JONATHAN LOGAN , , . Neil Heraly MRS. LOGAN , Katherine Jorgensen LEANDER CHEROJ , , Lawrence Hoben MORTIMER KVILLAINJ , ,, JED ,A......,,,,,,, ..,...v,Y,.., .vY,, E. Z. PICKENS IMOGENE PlCKENS , , ,, MRS. HEWLETT LEHY BARBER , . Marlene Olson NELLIE MORRIS , , , ALLISON HEWLETT , ,,,, Richard Willow Donald Lubinski Leonard Venske Marilyn Winters Karin Swanson , Sylvia Shereck Dorothy Koblas MRS. HOGUE , , Patricia Fitzgerald SOUND ,,,,, , , H , W ,,,, , H George Ketz PIANIST ,, W ,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. ,W W ,,,,,,,,.. Bruce Gall Costumes: Barb Gramhill, Marilyn Kitcher, Jean Rondeau. Audience Arrangements: Helen Houston, Heather Johnson. Make-up: Nancy Buckman, Antoinette Korolnke, Pat Hagen, Betty Ranallo. Prompters: Marilyn Hallberg, Sandra Gerber, Pat lversen. Assemblies: Liz Alberico, Nyra Worthington, Karen Galle- son, Mary Ann Strom, Charlotte Odegaard, Patti White. Programs: Betty Lou Zierman, Elaine Fedors, Toni Moore, Dorothy Brinda. Publicity and Posters: Barb Jodinak, Helen Buhil, Janice Skorpak, Karen Swanson. Properties: Eugene DeKanick, Gene Hemp, Jean Ostlund, Mary Jean Hage, Betty Solem, Barbara Peterson. 5 E .taxi E f 5 l l le' E l Nl 'H .QS 4 I L. Hoben, N. Heraly, K. Jorgensen pose for an old family portrait. 'T-'r Purity, the heroine, played by P. Kellerman, stands accused before M. Winters, D. Willow, K. Swanson, and D. Koblas. Sitting: D. Koblas, K. Swanson, P. Fitzgerald, P. Kellerman, M. Winters. Standing: M. Olson, G. Ketz, S.'Shereck, S. Gerber, L. Hoben, D. Lubinski, N. Heraly, L. Venske, D. Willow, B. Gall, J. Rondeau, M. Kitchar, K. Jorgensen. p rt 123 A Q e 1 Q E 5 5 riff left: MISSISSIPPI MADNESS - Front row: T. Clapshaw, G. Thomasen, P. Sundberg. Second row: D. Stoddard, D. Rutz, S. Lanhart, R. Orr, C. Benson, P. Hart. Third row: C. Walden, E. Vin- cent, D. Nelson, N. Olsen, R. Yorston, R. Dicaire, W. Tomczyk, P. Maguire, G. Yunker, J. Babcock. Center: SENTIMENTAI. CITIES-J. God- frey, V. Moron, C. Nelson, P. Dicken- son J. Westin, C. Palkowski, B. Blake, C. Sandin, B. Peterson, B. Olson. Right: STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER- Girlsz M. Nelson, C. Sempel, K. Cota, M. Lemoing, J. Gossler, C. Koblas. Boys: J. Swendra, A. Thomasen, A. Maxwell, J. Antinozzi, J. Omdal, A. Solz. it 5 init Left: SOUTH OF THE BORDER - Front row: G. Simon, D. Willow, B. Zierman, B. Gram- hill, G. Ketz, P. Kel- lerman. Standing: P. Bubar, D. Stephens, D. Duemke. Right: SOUTH LAND STOMP-Couples: J. Jamieson, D. Murie, D. Paul, R. Delong, B. Kolby, C. Larsen, S. Shereck, R. Miller. Sitting: B. Bovee. Q: K 5 S 4 4, J . ur nnual Vaudeville, Prize Performance of the Entire Year Righl: STAIRWAY TO THE STARS-Front row: M. Winters, J. lngebrelson, L. Dzu- bak, J. Sawyer. Second row: A. Layeux, J. Hogan, C. Hinderman, B. Kousel, N. Wil- liams, G. Manson. I1 ' lr E i . . x 2 3 1 5.59. leff: FOREIGN RHAPSODY--Front row K. Bcssinger, J. Hurrle, D. Honsen, P Anderson. Couples: J. Boyce, B. Lun- deen, D. Halverson, P. Fiilgerold, J Wallen, R. Andresick, T, Day, L. John- son, A. Trymon, E. Emerson. Center: THE NEW LOOK-From row K. Cummings, B. Hansen, D. Salman Second row: S. Finnegan, L. Kaye, P Gossler. Third row: J. Cook, C. Hoff mon, J. Gordon. Riglll: RURAL RHYTHM- Front row: B. Connors, J. Frizzelle. Couples: M. Rich- ards, R. Peierson, P. Johnson, L. Venske, B. Solem, L. Solberg, B. Bridge- man, B. Thayer, L. Hoben, D. Koblas, N. Heraly, J. Caplco. vw me A vs fs I . Q. ,,4 N Nm..- Fads ,n Fashions Werf ws' f . . gl, X N. A ' I Sailor Middies and Boy Blouses were sharp on the girls. Ruffled Can Can Peiiicoats were The needed flare for full skiris., Top with the guys were Cords, Flannels, Sweaters, and Shirts. Novelty Belts and Rope Beads were snappy accessories. Leather and Poplin Ski Jaclxefs were fypical winter wear. F x Qi xa 'T' 'RFI' i, N G I 0 0 Featured in Fift -five 1' ' C Jumpers went anywhere with a sweater or blouse. Short hair set t Fashionable wit Wool flannel and nylon were popular materials in Boys' Jackets. 'W' is 1 he style with the Duck Tail and the Napoleon. h girls were dressy Shell Flats and casual Sno Boots. Trim Tapered Slacks and Pedal Pushers were tops for sports wec nj f . :Q iixi' lt 'xfft yt A 42' , ,.-, .3-Q5 iff ai L. Dzubalc cmd C. Wagner drag their men over the finish line at th Sadie Hawkins Dance where the girls paid for all. l , l l x i i . i 1 Some of the guys and girls sit out one of the dances at our Wint was held Jan. 22 at the Dyclcman Hotel. left: The girls went all out in deco- rating their socs for the Reccrd's annual Soc Hop on Sept. 17, at school. Center: An added attraction to the Winter Carnival was a Fun Fest - in the boys' gym. C. Johnson waits for L. windghl to take her turn at the Dart Game. Right: Everyone had a lot of fun throwing wet sponges in the faces of three willing boys, at this popu- lar booth. l l 6 I' e Betty Randeau and George Grisim let go with a hot lindy at our Senior Winter Party on Feb. 26 at the Chalet. E . 5 l l i ss l L . we 2 Qi . 1-2, gf i '31, i s 45' x. 'N 'H .1 1' ,K FL rg, 5 . I 'if Prom, 'he Sno Swirl' Wlllch Chuck Johnson, Lil' Carole Comp ton, Lu Windahl, and Fud Johnson W. f' ,I' y -' 1 1 W 3 6 ' These Events Highlighted A Gala Year Having a terrific time at our Moon- lighf and Roses Winfer Party, -if' 322 In wa 5 .cl A D 5 ff' A, 41? p . J' I R1 ri Shown here are the candidates for king at our annual Winfer Carnival, Feb. 4, 1955: Red Lyons and Chuck Drage, seatedg Gene Hansen, Andy Keuser, and Jerry Nelson, standing. Red Lyons was chosen King to reign over the festivities of the day which were concluded by a dance in ihe evening with Hugh Cardenas' Band. K 3 x........l... L, Godbaw and Miss Dorothy Dodge, guest At a Brotherhood Assembly, sponsored by Blue Tri and Hi-Y, Syed Alwi from Malaya, Mike speaker, confer after our UN assembly. Ogiro from Japan, and Ashiq Ali from Pakistan gave short talks. The German club mem- bers sang merrily during their assembly. Wizard Assembly shows the villain poisoning our heroine's tea. The Wizard Staff put on a thrilling melodrama. 130 lde Llghts -ff . . C H WASHINGTON EXCHANGE-Row 'I Mr. Johnson, K. Cota, M. Oslund, D. Lemke, B. Rondeau, J. Eklund, M. Loeb- ner, Mrs. Pohlson. Row 2: M. Skiba, E. Rodger, G. Simon, M. Maloy, M. Le moing, S. Risch, M, Ericson. Row 3: B. Hanson, R. Hartmark, J. Vincent, S. l Schioll, M. Shutts, J. Pogel, G. Ander son, K. Hermanson. Row 4: D. Sanford, J. Sodergren, R. Olson, L. Lystig, L. An- derson, E. Hansen, H. Zinter, P. Hen drickson J. Graham. .fr Q j. .ie L 5 lik Center: Pyramus and Thisbe, a satire on love from, A Midsummer Nighf's Dream, was presented by the Senior Drama Class. L. Regel, K. Cato, and J. Eklund stop to chat at their lockers. Many odd things take place during advisory. A 40-yard dash to study hall. 2 '3 Hug, . Q U Q Q K Q 1 fs r i. fi , '1 . Q B. Peterson, V. Moran, P. Dickenson, J. Godfrey, C. Palkowslci, and C. Sandin are shown with their new Napoleon cuts. This fad caught on fast because the girls didn't have to worry about setting their hair every night. Left: E. Hansen directs the singing at the Lead- ership Club's annual conference with city and suburb schools. Right: Our cheerleaders who did a swell iob keeping spirits high at all our sports events: K. Cota, l.. Johnson, V. Gos- selin, B. Peterson, S. Solz, l.. Dzubak. SKIING TEAM-Row 'lz B. Widmark, B. Birkeland, C. Risch, D. Bills, P. Harlien, J. Johnston. Row 2: N. Schmitt, P. Sundberg, K. Chase, S. Risch, K. Peissig, E. Davis, R. Dooner. Row 3: G. Sawatske, B. Heidemann, C. Zunlrer, S. Olson, C. Anderson, J. Hendrickson. Row 4: S. Swanson, N. Brinda, S. Vandermyde, D. Duemke, J. Nels son, P. Maguire, R. Hortmarlc, C. Solem. Between Productions, Scenes Like These Took Place The lunchroom monitors who helped improve our lunchroom very much: Girls: C. Koblas, J. Janicke, J. Westin, D. Lemke, D. Burman, D. LaFleur. Boys- J. Naslund, B. Swanson, G. Krause, P. Stasica, D. Dahlgren, L. Bruneau, G, Foss, D. Luke. Y., e . 7' ..': . fi sl , 9 5 A L- . ' f ,JL 4 ,,,,,..... us- THE MAD LADS: Pat Kennedy, Sue Lord, Rita Andresiclc, and Barb Cook. These girls really provided a lot of entertainment at assemblies and parties during the year as they did their pantomime of The Four Lads, S t i 5 I , N Q l i i Harris Nelson performed before an assembly spon- sored by the Student Council and Bond. The students enioyed watching him play three trumpets at once. 5 ...W--N.w.-n...,.... g I' i f 1 i P l l 1. Left: Shown are some of i t l the girls who dressed as l cowboys for the Blue Tri membership drive in the fall. -1 iff Right: The Blue Tri girls put on an old time melo- drama for their first general meeting of the year. We might not have gotten through the day without our cooks: D. Westling, G. Johnson, T. Kessler, M. Myran, E. Johnson, M. Cuchna. SWIMMING TEAM -Row 'lz Mrs. Kendall, C. Hudoba, L. Lundblad, S. Johnson, A. Wig gen, N. Finnegan, P. Hagen, S. Miller, J. Hagen. Row 2: A. Bellanger, H. Johnson J Nelson, B. Nordin, P. Pearson, B. Graf, M. Ericson, S. Tefertiller, M. Asplund, J. Ingebret son. Row 3: S. Cederstrom, K. Mack, K. Shortridge, S. Johnson, D. Burman, J, Westcott C. Nelson, J. Midthun, G. Simon. Row 4: P. Gerdeman, B. Olsen, M. J. Hoge, M. Shutts M. Rudd. B. Maier, P. Hendrickson, J. Ignatowicz, L. Buganski. i f ...M ky ilil , . as . left to Right: Marilyn Lemoing, Assoc. Editor: Marcia Oslund, Seniors: Janet Sodergren, Sen- iors: Phyllis Hendrickson, Assoc. Editor: Betty Rondeau, Seniors. Now, As the Drama of Edison Draws to a Close, left to Right: Herman Zinter, Editor and Art Editor: Da- vid Sanford, Business Man- ager: Bill Bryan, Circulation Manager. The curtain falls now, as the act of another year is ended in the series of annuals that make up the history and tradition of Edison High. We, the staff of the 1955 Wizard, can now look back on the months of cutlines and deadlines that produced this yearbook. Haziness and uncertainty marked our early at- tempts. Searching files of annuals failed at first to yield the windfall of ideas that we would need. Then, in the theatre, we found our theme, and from its language we wrote our commentary. The layouts took their shape by development of trial and error sketchings. Finally, each picture found its place, and related copy was edited to fit. All this we leave behind now, as we join the rest of our senior class in the ranks of the alumni. Never will we forget these familiar walls or the wonderful times that took place within them. And it is with regret that we now say, 'iFarewell, and good luck! arm-an Z, er Editor 134 ,W left to Right: David Moe Boys' Sportsg Karen Bassin ger, Girls' Sports. left to right: Lorraine Dzu bak, Faculty: JoAnn Vincent Faculty: Mrs. Olsen, Advisor Your 1955 Wizard Staff Takes a urtain all . re 'i rv i , . Standing Left to Right: Mr. Liebig, Photogropherg Carol Conklin, School Lifeg Karen Cota, School Life. Seated left to Right: Reidun Hartmark, Organizationsg Diane Lemke, Organizationsg Mildred Loebner, Organizations. 135 Advisories ULD ,...,,., Advisories QSLJ ,... Art Club .......,......,...... Assemblies ...,..,....,,,..,..,. Assistant Principal ..,.,.., Athletics ..,.,..,.,..,..... Athletic Board .,...., Band ........,,..... Band Cashiers ..,.. Baseball ,....,...., Basketball ....... Blue Trl ,...... . Choral Club ,,.......,,.,.,..,.. Christian Fellowship Club Cooks .....,.....l,...,,..... ..,.....,.... Cross Country ......, Debate Team .,.... Dedication ....,. Ecowasins ..... 7 Elo s ...,...., Faculty Section ,..... Fads and Fashions .,., F. H. A. .......,....,.,. . Football ..,.,... Forword ....... F. T. A. .,,. , Girls' Skiing Team .,..,. Girls, Sports , ....,..,..........,. ,..,.. Girls' Swimming Team ,....,.. ,,., Golf ........................,....... Group Captains .,... Gymnastics . .,,.... ., Hall of Fame ....... Hall Guards .... H1-Y .......,.,.. Hockey ............ Homecoming ....,.. Inventors' Club ,.,.. Junior Class Play ....... Junior High ......,......,..,..,.,...... ...A Junior High Choirs ,.,..,... Junior National Honor Society ...... , Junior Red Cross .. ...,..............,. 1 . Index , .. 82-87 .. 69-75 59 128-129 11 88-115 108 .. 48-49 55 106-107 98-100 .. 60-61 ,. 46-47 53 133 108 59 6 78 52 8-19 126-127 54 .. 90-93 55 132 110-115 133 103 54 94 .. 40-41 64 .. 62-63 96 118-121 65 123 ., 76-87 .. 80-81 78 78 Language Clubs ,.,. ,.... Leadership Conference .,..,... Letter Winners ,..........,....., Library Monitors ...,....... Lunchroom Helpers .......,,. Lunchroom Service Club .,.... M. C. Club ,....,.,............ National Honor Society ........ Office Pages ..., Orchestra ,.,.,... Organization ....... Principal ......,........,... Prince and Princess ,.,.., . Quill and Scroll ....,. Record Staff ........,.,........ Red Cross Committees ...... Sadie Hawkins Dance ...... Salutatorian .....,.........,.,. Santa Claus Swing .,....... School Life ..........,.,.,. Senior Advisers ,........ Senior Cabinet ......... ,..... Senior Class Officers .,.,..,. Senior Class Play .........,. Senior Guides ...,..,,.., Senior Section .,.,... Skiing ...,.........,.,.. Soc Hop .,...., Stage Crew .,..,. Stair Guards ........ Student Council .,... Swimming ,........, Tennis ...,...,............. Tommie Boosters .,..... Track .................,. Ushers' Club ........ Valedictorian ...,.. Vaudeville' ......... . Washington Exchange ..,.., Watten, Dana ,..,.,.........,. Whois Who ...i,.........., Winter Carnival 1 ..,.,. .. Wizard Staff ....... Wrestling ..,..... if ' fn -, l. 4, .ryan :Iii 3 . 56-57 130 109 66 67 67 O 596' 51, F 66Qff so V- ,, .... 42-75 10 79 58 . ,... .. 58 68 n 130 24 130 116-133 22 23 23 1224 68 ........20-41 97 130 68 44-4-5 .,.....101 102 52 104-105 65 24 124-125 1 131 39 132-133 131, 134-135 95 e ww' . q Amina 7? 0.4 MMM K3 ' NEA bww A'f 'M A'f 'q ,iQa,,7EJS gi. 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