Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1957 volume:

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Sfrcxtc...............If4 Sc od -£c£e...........14% 5 ' 1 A IVl I mi ♦ 11 ir ; •« V r I I • til M • , MMh til ; tip lili IM 1 % | I | j|5i BCSi ‘ • 4 M4| • . % vWWv ‘v' � m � NN xV‘x ‘ ■ w VVYVO v; Jj vn w ? ' Y� V ' ■ •'•:■• W DecUccuie t t 0??te tuvUcuK During his 20 years at Edison, Mr. Barrett contributed much. Just as the movement of sand increases until great expanses are changed, so Mr. Barrett touched and improved the lives of many through his teaching. Those of us ho knew him in the classroom were impressed by his devoted work with tion and biology, and his easy, pleasant manner. tyi with regret that this dedication should also be in memoriam of Lewis L. Marrett, educator, biologist, and friend. 7 icutty % Q ° L . 8 9 PAUL A. SAMUELSON, Principal 10 Our school year of '56-'57 was again under the supervision of our principal, Mr. Paul A. Samuelson. His efficient leadership of Edison’s 2,000 students has brought honor and prestige to this school and himself. Attendance and discipline head the list of duties for our assistant principal, Mr. James R. Zimdars. Although this was his first year as assistant principal, he proved himself capable in handling the responsibility of the office. JAMES R. ZIMDARS, Assistant Principal 'Zfiattvuf 'xxtr History is one of our largest departments, including courses of American and world histories, and modern problems. Standing, from left to right: Mr. Ahlstrom, Mr. Simmons. Seated: Mrs. Curry, Mrs. Ku-nert. 'rtyo tonxf Although many of these classes are required, the students will select these subjects as electives. Standing, from left to right: Mr. Nickerson, Mr. Spolar, Mr. Gunbcrg. Seated: Mr. Keys. Mrs. Dumbcrg. 'ttyi Ctvtef In junior high, civics and social studies are required. In these subjects the basic concepts of history and government are learned. From left to right: Mrs. Hunder, Mrs. Bates, Miss Bengtsson, Mrs. Carlson. £ uptui£. Often the English department is associated only with the courses in grammar, flavored with a touch of literature. From Icfl to right: Mr. Mankowski, Mrs. Wong, Miss Deverell, Mrs. Brunzrll, Miss Ross. £ tyii46 As well as the above, this department offers courses such as speech, debate, dramatics, and journalism. Standing, from left to right: Miss Wallace, Mrs. Olsen, Miss Ward. Seated: Miss Fisch, Miss Garland. The many honors won by Edison students in these fields are proof of the success of our English department. Standing, from left to right: Mrs. Hulbert, Miss Leary. Mrs. Schwartz. Seated: Miss Al-hinson. Miss Rogers. O cee 7 taitutt? The business education department trains students for future employment. The courses include office skills, business methods, and related areas of training. From left to right: Miss Choudek, Mr. Johnson. Mrs. Holland. Mrs. Cornelius. The mathematics department offers courses which provide fundamentals, as well as college preparation. Standing, from left to right: Mr. Erickson. Mr. Kottom. Seated: Miss Glen, Mr. Bruning. 14 The latter consists of plain and solid geometry, plain and advanced algebra, and trigonometry. From left to right: Miss Torney, Mr. Hamrin, Mr. Liemohn. Miss Ramswick. s4nt Appreciation, as well as skills, are developed in the art department; and student projects are frequently used throughout the school. From left to right: Mr. Brown, Mitt Bennett, Miss Tooby. The foreign language department helps students to communicate in both ancient and modern languages and aids students in understanding other cultures. From left to right: Mrs. Kellner, Miss Sorenson. Our music department offers a variety of classes. The students have a wide choice ranging from band and orchestra to choral groups and harmony classes. From left to right: Mr. Lunldcy, Miss Ferguson, Mr. Sodergren, Mr. Bauer. From left to right: Mr. Christensen. Mr. Mathiason, Mr. Jedlund. The industrial arts department strives to better fill the needs of the individuals. Through courses in woodcraft, metal-craft, electricity, printing, and mechanical drawing, this goal is reached. From left to right: Mr. Lopata. Mr. Smith, Mr. Rrichow, Mr. Bahst. Science In order to help solve the mysteries of our environment and physical world, the science department offers more specialized courses than general science. i From left to right: Mr. Drage, Mrs. Wohleen, Miss Carlson, Mr. Marcouiller, Mrs. Pohlson, Mr. Bates. Iii (caching activities these teachers stress co-operation and sportsmanship. This has helped us to win many chain pionships. From left lo right: Mr. Parsons, Mr. Berg, Mr. Guay. ‘P6y4iceU £cCucctfio t The activities of the physical educa lion department are chosen in relation to human growth, development, and behavior. “P acccU ScCcccatcoH From left to right: Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Conover, Miss Barton. s wlyiwwwole 'rtywte £co to Uc i The field of homemaking is one of our important courses which gives practical exjterience in the fields of rooking and sewing. From left to right: Mr-. Miller. Mr-. Swenson, Miss Walker. Mrs. Elli . Miss Ciaveau and her office staff are kept busy with the paper work involved in running our school. From left to right: Miss Neuman, Miss Ciaveau, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Justice, Miss Maloy, Mrs. Williams. These three people spend their time helping to solve our difficulties such as illness, speech handicaps, and home problems. From left to right: Mrs. Brown, Mr. Bergen. Miss Johnson. Our three counselors and our three co-ordinators are very important, because they help students to plan for their futures. Standing, from left to right: Mr. Hoye, Mr. Kemp, Mr. Knox. Seated: Miss Robin, Miss Agatner, Mrs. Hammer. Miss lx e heads the lunchroom staff in planning well-balanced, economical meals for the students here at Edison. From left to right: A. Wallace. G. Johnson, E. Cardin. E. Nrlson. J. Nelson. M. Rudd. T. Kessler. N. Sorenson. D. Lee. In addition to a place where we may borrow books, the library is a good place to do research work. From left to right: Mrs. Lundblad. Miss Baker. Our janitors, led by Carl Manske, begin the day much earlier than we, in order to keep the building warm and clean. Back row, from left to right: C. Manske, M. Jurichko, G. Palmer. Front row: R. Zierman, W. Kokesh. P. Omley. J. Jablonski. 19 I1V.W 20 - rx c ' 21 Settcax s4ctui vi MRS. VERNA OLSEN Senior Advisor Our senior year climaxed a never-to-be-forgotten chapter in our lives. Memories that will be with us for years to come l cgnn in September as we entered Edison as seniors. The election of senior officers—our first place football team—Homecoming, and the suspense that surrounded the crowning of our queen Linda Kaye—Sadie Hawkins Day—and then our first class party, Autumn Leaves—The Tommie Twirls—the Wizard assembly—the splendid cast of our class play. “Mother Was a Freshman ’— the weeks spent on long themes—“Cupid Capers.” our winter party—the thrill of our winter prom. SENIOR ADVISORS—First row: Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Wohleen. Mrs. Olsen, Mrs. Holland. Miss Brunzrll. Mr. Sodergren. Second row: Mr. Parsons. Mr. Gunberg. Mr. Larsen, Mr. Erickson, Mr. Drage. Mr. Lunkley, Mr. Liemohn. Se tiox cutcC (Zafattet SENIOR OFFICERS: Esther Vincent, Treasurer; Edward Emerson, President; Terrance Krinke. Vice President: Els inter. Secretary “Winter Wonderland” the Winter Carnival and the crowning of our king. Gene Swanson—our hard-working, determined haskethall team—the exchange trip—Vaudeville, the biggest thrill of all Edison Week, with the seniors taking over for the day. the dance, and the elec tion of the cutest couple —our long talks—our Senior Banquet and the class prophecy—the Mothers’ Tea—and then the biggest social event of the year ... the Spring Prom—. Baccalaureate brought the sudden realization that we were soon to reach our ultimate goal—Graduation! Our years at Edison came to an end on the Football Field as the orchestra played the last strains of “Pomp and Circumstance. SENIOR CABINET—First row: J. Wachs E. Zinter, E. Vincent. E. Emerson, T. Krinke. R. Bottoms U. Schroedrr. Second row: D. Stoprra, D. Salmon. J. Swenson. M. Mo chinski. R. Glodek, M. Tcma. Third row: J. Mastro. J. Shutts G. Yunkrr. G. Mastro, D. Tripp. 23 Valedictorian and salutalorian. the lop scholastic honors to Ik- given graduating seniors each year, went to Philip Evanson. valedictorian, and Janet Hendrickson ami Esther Vincent, salutatorians. These three students are to Im commended for maintaining top grades in all classes as well as exhibiting outstanding leadership. The class of 1957 is proud to extern! its congratulations to these seniors and knows that they will represent us well in the years to come. ‘ytycy eat ScAoCa tic C 4 57 AHLQUIST. GARY “Burl” A scholar, an athlete anil lover as well. Leadership: Sludrnl Council; Vaudeville; Stair |!uardt ; Football; Track; Basket hall; Wizard, assoc, editor; Latin Club; Junior Play Comm. ALDER. RICHARD ••Dick’’ Books! 'Tis an endless strife. Leadership; FT A; JA; Bank Ca� hier. ANDERSON. SHARON “Doots Just as su eet and kind as possible. Lunchroom Monitor; Library Asst. ANDRESCIK, JOAN “Joanie Pretty, clever, full of fun, she’s known and liked by everyone. Leadership; Senior Guides, President; ICC; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play; Blue Tri, Secretary; Art Club: Cheerleader: Vaudeville Choral Club. ANTOLAK. JUDITH “Judy Pretty as a picture with a frame to- match. Choir; Choral Club; luitin Club. ASP, NANCY “Sassy Her winning smile you can’t forget. Is she nice? H ell, you just bet! Pep Club; French Club; Leadership; Senior Cuides; Art Club; Red Cross; Vaudeville; Senior Class Play. ALCOTT. ARLENE ”R“ Sweet, sincere, and sociable. Gym Aid; Racket Club. ANDERSON. RUTH “Annie Brown-eyed brunette and full of fun. of her kind there’s only one. Blue Tri; Tommie Boosters. ANDRAJACK. ANNETTE Annie A nicer girl ue never knew. Sweet and friendly, kind and true. All-City Honor Roll; Esher's Club; Pep Club. ANTINOZZI. FRANK “Anton It isn’t a crime to be short—only a nuisance. Record. ASP. MARILYN Quiet waters run deep. Senior Choir: Choral Club; CFC; Gym Aid. BAARSTAD. MARION “Bubbles Vim, vigor, and vitality, with plenty of personality. Record; Tommie Tones; Spanish Club; Junior Class Play; Junior Play Comm.; JA; Senior Play Comm.; Vaudeville. BABCOCK. JEAN “Jcannic There's a light in her eye but no one knows for whom it beameth. Blue Tri: Tommie Tone ; Junior Class Play Comm.; Pep Club; Ushers Club; Vaudeville: Croup Captain; Karket (dub. BELKO. MICHAEL •Mike” Tii the greatest foil) not to be jolly. That's what I think. French Club; JA. BENSON. CAROL ANN lien I bet your hope chest is full. Tommie Booster ; Pep Club; Blue Tri; Tommie Tones; Choral Club; Ushers' C 'lull; Vaudeville; Red Cr� � M� . BERG. KAREN Terry” All friends, no toes. All joys, no woes. Usher ’ Club; KM A. BERGSTROM. MARGARET “Marge The girl with a smile is a girl worth while. Blue Tri; JA; Office Page. BISHOP. HOLLIS “Holly Quiet and genial in all ways; he'll gain success in future days. Forensic League. BELLE ISLE. VERNON “Vein” could for ages sit and dream. BENJAMIN. MARILYN “Mar” Her ways are the ways of pleasantness. Tommie Tone ; Choral Club: Blue Tri; Office Page. BENSON. CAROL JEAN “Two-Benny Filled with serenity and fun. t.aroTs a joy to every one. Senior Choir: Tommie Tone ; Choral Club; FHA: Racket Club; JA. BERGMAN. DONNA The shine in her hair is from the glow in her heart. Blue Tri. Chaplain: Choral Club: Vaudeville; Red Cross; Pep Club; CFC; Ushers’ Club; Senior Choir. BIES, RUTH Wit in her speech, energy in her deeds. Ushers’ Club; Pep Club; Senior Choir; Choral Club; Office Page; Scholarship Pin: Vaudeville. Croup Captain. BLUME. NOLA She has a smile that’s all her own. JA; All-City Honor Roll. 26 BORIS, MARLENE Mar” Many have suffered by (alk. but few by silence. Ushers' Club; Art Club; Racket Club; Blue Tri; Library A Ml.; JA. BOTTOMS. ROSEMARIE “Rosie She chatters as she goes and she goes on forever. Band; Spanish Club; FTA; Senior Class Flay; Leadership Club; Senior Cabinet; All-City Honor Roll. BRINDLEY, ELIZABETH “Li Generally speaking she's generally speaking. Student Council; Senior Choir; Blue Tri; Racket Club; Leadership; Cheerleader; Pep Club; Gym Aid; Girls’ Intramural. BRUNEAU, LOUIS “Lou Got your lesson? So? Neither have I! Stage Crew; Leadership; Lunchroom Monitor. BUECHLER, JEANETTE A carefree girl with a carefree way. JA; Lunchroom Monitor; Blue Tri; Pep Club. BURKLAND, DAVID “Crockett He loves but one—at a time. Senior Cabinet; Student Council; Sophomore Baseball: Hockey; Wrestling. BOSTROM, RALPH “Roll have much to accomplish; delay me not. BRINDA, NATALIE “Nat” A lass with plenty of class. Blue Tri; Student Council; Junior Cabinet; Leadership; All-City Honor Roll; Senior Play Comm.; Junior Play Comm.; Racket Club; Ski Club; Office Page. BRODIN, THOMAS “Tom” Sever troubles his lessons unless his teacher troubles him. Sophomore Football; Track; Junior (Cabinet; Senior Cabinet; Student Council; H« ckcy; Vaudeville. BUCK, KATHLEEN “Kathy If e live only once so let’s make the best of it. Red Cross; Student Council; FHA; Office Page; Art Gub; Gym Aid; JA; Ushers’ Club; Lunchroom Monitor. BURKHOLDER. BRUCE Always on time, never late, good fortune is bound to be his fate. Track: Gymnastics; Vaudeville. BURMAN, NANCY “Nanc” Sweetness and fun all wrapped up in one. Spanish Club; Tommie Boosters; Office Page; Pep Club; Vaudeville; Blue Tri. BUTTERFIELD, ELIZABETH “Liz She makes a specially of being good natured. Choral Club; Studrnt Council; CFC; Senior Choir; Senior Guide. CHERIOLI, ROBERT Ollic A leader of men and a follower of women. Sophomore Football; Junior Cabinet. CLAPSHAW. TIMONA Timmy” A most mischievous twinkle lurks in her eyes. Vaudeville; Tommie Boosters; Blue Tri; Junior Claw Play Comm. Chairman: Pep Club; Locker Room Monitor; Backet Club; Ushers' Club; Senior Choir; Student Council. COPE. CAROL ANN Cope Always happy, seldom sad, just the kind of friend to hate. Bed Cross. Vice President; Blue Tri; Orchestra; Vaudeville; Forensic League: Bank Cashier; FTA: Pep Club; Debate; ICC; Spanish Club. CUMMINGS, KATHLEEN “Kathy The longer you know her, the better you like her. Senior Choir; Choral Club; Senior Guides; Spanish Club; Ushers’ Club; Blue Tri; Tri Trash Editor; Record; Vaudeville; Student Council; Inventors Club. DAHLIN, CRAIG “Butch” His genius lies in his ability to avoid work. CASHMAN, SUSAN Sue An asset to Edison. Glee Club; Lunchroom Monitors, girls' captain. CHESNEY. MERLYN “Ch.« B ill you just give me a chance to say something! Band; JA; Record. COATES. FLORENCE “Flub” Forgive me if I blush. Blue Tri; FHA; JA: Art Club: Glee Club. CREPEAU. CAROLE “Butch” A girl anyone would like to meet. Pep Club: Blue Tri; Office Page: Ushers’ Club. CYBYSKE, LORETTA “Cibby” A worker always attending to her own affairs. Senior Choir; Blue Tri. DAHLIN, SANDRA “Sandy” Glorious nights weren’t meant for slumber. DALEKI, CAROL “Ham Carol is cute and nitty too, and don't her clothes appeal to you? Blue Tri; Ushers’ Club; Vaudeville; Spanish Club: An Club; Pep Club; Junior Class Play. DANELSKI, JAMES “Jim When I gel the feeling to study, I lie doun 'til the feeling passes. Football; vaudeville. DAY, THEODORE “T-adore” I hold him best uho calls me Ted. Cross Country; Track; Vaudeville; Gym assistant. DICAIRE. ROXANNE “Roxi Life would be done if I couldn't have fun. Senior Choir; Tommie Tones; Pep Club; Ushers’ Club; Vaudeville; Office Page; Racket Club; Spanish Club. DRAPE. SALLY “Sal One alone, she's found her own. FHA. DREYER. ROMAN “Rome He does a lot without much noise. Transfer from Washburn. DAME, RICHARD “Rich When trouble comes my way I take another Kith. Gym assistant. DANIEL. DONALD “Don” Donald, duck—here come the girls. Senior Cabinet Alternate; Tommy Boosters; Vaudeville. DEWARS, NANCY “Nan She's never at a loss for friends. DOONER, ROSEMARY Doon Rollicking, happy, always gay; a carefree gal with a carefree way. Bank Cashier; Blue Tri; Girls' Ski team; Ushers’ Club; Inventors Club; Racket Club; Gym Aide. DREVNIAK. DENNIS “Denny I'd like to be bashful, but tfie girls won’t let me. Sophomore Baseball; Lunchroom Monitor; Football; Senior Cabinet; Vaudeville. DRUNG. ROSE MARIE “Rosie It's better to be small and shine than large and cast a shadow. Blue Tri. ECKENROTH, GEORGE “Eck You think he's quiet but he's a riot. Hall Guards; Stagecrew; Leader-ahip Club. EKLUND. CAROL Pep and vitality, swell personality Leadership Club; Blue Tri, Secretary and ICC; Racket dub. Vice President; Junior Cabinet; Band; Wizard; Inventor Club; Student Council, Senior Guides; Cheerleading, Co-Captain. ENROOTH. RONALD “Ron IThen I feel like studying I lay down and sleep it off. Senior Gas Play; Junior Cabinet; Vaudeville; Wrestling; Swimming. ERICKSON, ROBERT “Bob A fine fellow—a fine friend. Stair Guards; Red Cross. EVANSON, PHILIP Now that I'm gone, the teachers will have to find the answers for themselves. National Honor Society; Junior Cabinet; Spanish Club; Stagecrew; Orchestra; Golf; FT A; Stair Guards; Hi-Y. FAHRENDORFF, BARBARA “Barb A maiden gay, hardly serene, often heard, always seen. Gvm Leadership; Blue Tri; Ushers’ Club; Gym Aid; Lunchroom monitor. 30 EGELAND. NANCY Nan If it in her speech and energy in her deeds. Student Council; Red Cross; Blue Tri: I-atin Club; Pep Club; JA; Gym Assistant; Leadership Club; Senior Choir; Tommy Tones. EMERSON. EDWARD “Eddie From him we are anticipating great things. Senior Class President; Tommie Boosters. President; Student Council. Organ Fund Chairman; Vaude-ville; MC Club; Leadership Club; Junior Class Play Committee; Junior Cabinet; National Forensic League. ERICKSON, LARRY Lar All things come to him who waits, even graduation. Football; Record Staff. ESTUM, JUDY Trudy As lively as she looks. EWING, DENNIS Denny He nerer knows when he is well off. Band; Stair Guards; Hall Guard. A FAHEY, MICHAEL “Duke big boy with a heart to match. Record. FERRARO. JANICE “Jon She's small- so’s dynamite. Art Cluli; Leadership Clul : Pep Club; Blue Tri; Homecoming i-trndanl. FINNEGAN. NANO “Nan Calm, cool, and collected, surel she will rise in the uorld. Pep Club. Treasurer; D-ader-hip Club: Senior Guide-: Choral Club: Senior Choir; Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Art Club; Spani-h Club: Red Crov . FOLSOM. KAREN Sweetness is her motto. Band: Blue Tri; Senior Clas- Play: Latin Club; Christian Fellowship Club; Usher Club: All-City Honor Roll. FRANK. STEPHEN “Steve I have three speeds slow, slower and stop. Cerman Club; Stair Guards; Hall Guards. FREDBERC. GRACE “Freddy A friend is she: and such a personality. CFC; Senior Choir; Choral Club: FTA; Spanish Club; All-City Honor Roll; Pep Club: Senior Class Play Committee. GAFFNEY. RAYMOND “Ray Never do tomorrow what you can do next week. Student Council; Golf; Hockey; Vaudeville. FI EGA. STANLEY “Stan Get thee behind me Satan—and push. FLANNERY. PATRICIA “Pal A quiet longue shous a wise head. Racket (dub; Ushers Club; FTA. FORSYTHE. THOMAS “Teke Never run after it bus, or a girl, another uill be along in a minute. FRANKO. MARTHA “Marty She's pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and fdeasanl to think of too. Choral Club: Gym Aid; Junior Class Play Committee. GACEK. WALTER “Wall He says little and thinks a lot. a nicer fellow could not he bought. GAGNON. DENNIS “Red The world is filled with beautiful women, but life is too short to get around to them all. Junior Class Play: Senior Cabinet. 31 CAMMELGAARD. ERLING “Earl” Sleep no more! Your high school days are over. GAWRONSKI. JULIANA “Julie” Always smiling, never sad, as if she never trouble had. Gym Aid; Spanish Club: Tommie Boosters; JA; Junior Choir; Record Slaff. GENOSKY. RICHARD “Dick” He'll never have an enemy. Stair Guards; Hall Guards. G1SVOLD. DAVID Gixx” Of all the things I like the best, I much prefer to sit and rest. Hockey; Vaudeville. GLODEK. RENEA An attractive and a clever lass, well liked throughout the class. Blue Tri; Pep Club; Tommie Boosters. Secretary; Senior Cabinet; Senior Guides: Vaudeville. GONIER, HAROLD “Gunner” Just call me Doc! I can operate anywhere. Football; Junior (Cabinet; Student Council; Vaudeville; No-Ac . GARBETT. BARBARA “Garb” She Hied lor fun and got it. Ushers’ Club; Pep Club; Blue Tri; Office Page. GEHRKE. SHARON “Sherry” In music's charms she doth delight: this Edison gal is just all right. Band. GIBSON. RICHARD “Rich” If ell, I served my time — now good by. Vaudeville. GLISAN. LINDA Til the quiet worker who succeeds. Senior Choir; Blue Tri; Tommie Tones: Leadership; Racket Club; JA. GOD A V A, KATHLEEN “Kathv” If trouble knocks, let it knock. GORSKI, DAVID “Dave” Hockey; Football; Baseball; Vaudeville. G0RSK1. ROSE MARIE Her ways are the ways of pleasantness. GREENE, JOHN “Johnny” School breaks up my day so much. GUIMONT, DIANE “Di” Here's a young lady good as gold; she’s never shy, nor is she bold. Pep Club; FHA, Historian; Orchestra. HADLER. SHARON A quiet girl, but quite a girl. HAFNER, KENNETH “Km The only boy with' a car to match his hair. Stair Guards. Assistant Captain; Hi-Y; Leadership Club. HAGSTROM. KENNETH “Ken” Work fascinates me. I could sit and watch it all day. Wizard; Hi-Y; Stair Guards, Assistant Captain: Vaudeville; Spanish Club; Baseball; All-City Honor Roll; .Sophomore Football; No-Acs. GOSSLER. PATRICIA “Pat” A miss who is full of mischief. Red Cross, Secretary. President; ICC. Secretary; Junior Cabinet; Vaudeville; Group Captain; JVp Club; Blue Tri; Racket Club; Leadership; Student Council. CROTANS, JOHN “Smiley” His accomplishments are heralded on the basketball courts. Basketball; Track; Cross Country; Stair Guards; German Club HACK. GAIL “Pixie” Sometimes given to serious thoughts, but usually full of mischievous plots. Pep Club; Blue Tri; Spanish Club; Office Page; Vaudeville. HAF1CH, DOROTHY “Porky Little and sweet, pleasant to meet. Pep Club; Blue Tri. Chapter Treasurer; Vaudeville. Make-up Committee. HAGEN, JUDITH “Judy” It’s better to be small and shine than to be large and cast a shadow. Band; German Club; Badminton Team; Racket Club; Gym Aid; Ushers' Club. HALBROOKS, LEROY “Lee” I'm not a bit flirtatious—just interested. Football; Swimming; Track; German Club; Band; Stair Guards; Baseball. 33 HANSEN, DONNA RAE Just as sweet and kind as possible. Vaudeville; Pep Club. HANSON, CAROLYN “Rowdy A nicer girl u-e never knew, sweet and friendly, kind and true. Band; Pep Club; Senior Cuides; Racket Club. President; Golf Team; Badminton Team; Blue Tri; Record Staff. HANSON, GENE Fore! Ward he goes. Golf Team. HARASYN, RICHARD “Harry My highest praise to him who in-vented sleep. HANSON. BETTE JO “Jo” A human phonograph to the tune of a giggle. Tommie Tones; Choral Club; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Pep Club; German Club; Blue Tri. chapter President; FTA; Vaudeville: Ushers’ Club. HANSON. DOUGLAS “Clarence He could argue a fish out of water, and make him think he was better off. Stair Guards; Student Council; Band; Hi-Y; Forensic league. President; Red Cro � ; Vaudeville; NIC Club; Declamation Contest; Debate Club. HARLIEN. PHYLLIS “Phyl Small, but as combustible as an atom. Blue Tri; Ski Club; JA; CFC. HART. PATRICK -Pat Modesty is a crowning grace. Football; Baseball; Basketball; Lunchroom Monitor; Red Cross; Student Council; Vaudeville. HARVEAUX, MARGARET “Marge” Laughing eyes and flashing smile, charming ways and lots of style. Pep Club; FTA. President; JA. Secretary d Treasurer. HEIDEMANN, BEVERLY Bev Ambition, brains, wisdom, poise— she does a lot without much noise. Band; Record; Blue Tri; Ski Club; FTA; Racket Club; Ushers’ Club; Gym Aid. 34 HAUSER, DELORES Dee” Quiet, courteous, never blue, she makes a friend ever so true. Racket Club; Choir; Ushers’ Club; Bank Cashier; JA; Library Monitor. HEILMAN, MICHAEL “Mike” The only way to have friends is to be one. Cross Country: Skiing; Track; JA. HELWIG. DENNIS “Denney” Who spiked his IT heal its? Football; Track; Hockey; Stair Guards; Sophomore Baseball. HENDRICKSON. JANET “Jan Friends and humor are her lead; IFe know in life she will succeed. Band; National Honor Society; All-City Honor Roll; German Club, President; Fir’s; Gym Aid. HERDEY. DALE “Grapevine” Oh well, somebody'll have the answers. Student Council, Treasurer; Football; Track; Wrestling; Cross Country; Hall guard. HOFFMAN, CHRISTINE “Christy Nice personality, lull of rascality. Spanish Club; Blue Tri; Pep Club; Vaudeville; Ushers’ Club; CFC; Racket Club. HUNT. GEORGE “Butch He lives lor the ladies. HURRLE. DONNA Lou To one alone her thoughts do rise. Choral Club; Tommie Tones; Vaudeville; Racket Club; Blue Tri; No Ac's; Pep Club; Art Club;,.Senior Prom Committee. HELWIG, JANICE “Jan Sweet and quiet. JA; Blue Tri; Student Council. HENKE. JOHN “Henk I'm an old stage hand. Student Council; Stage Crew; FTA; Lunchroom Monitor; Sophomore Football, Swimming. HERLOFSKY. JAMES Jim” A man ol the world. HOLLOWAY. THEODORE Ted” Much studying is weariness of the llesh; I'm healthy. Football. HUNT. TERRY Harry Hurry me not; I must have time. IRWIN, THOMAS Tom He says little, but that’s no sign he isn’t thinking. 35 ISAKSON. NEIL “Ike” Always having a good lime. Record Staff. JANSEVICS. ASTRIDA “Susie A lass with a smile is a lass worth while. FT A; Blue Tri; JA; CFC; Tommy Tones; Choral Club. JOHNSON, BARBARA “Barb” A friendly smile, a gracious way. Vaudeville; Blue Tri; Student Council; National Honor Society, Secretary; Spanish Club, President; Senior Guides; Pep Club; Junior Cabinet; Golf; Gym Aid. JOHNSON. DOROTHY “Dottie Always happy, seldom sad; just the kind of friend to have. Gym Aid. JOHNSON, NORMA “Norm She’s a quiet girl but quite a gal. CFC: Ushers’ Club. JOHNSON, SANDRA DELL Sandy Never an assignment does she shirk; people all notice she smiles at her work. Golf; Badminton; Racket Club; Senior Guides; All-City Honor Roll; Blue Tri; Leadership; Spanish Club; Senior Cabinet; Choral Club. JACOBSEN. DAVID “Jake A typical Irishman -look at his name. Band. JASICKI. MARY ANN Live, love, laugh and be Mary. FHA; Girls’ Glee Club. JOHNSON, CLEOLA Cleo Blonde and cute with ways to suit. Band; Gym Aid; Blue Tri; Ushers’ Club; Harmony; Gym Leadership; Senior Prom Committee. JOHNSON, ELLERY “Ell” Away with books, let’s have some fun. Art Club; Choir. JOHNSON, PATRICIA “Pat Wit in her speech and energy in her deeds. Senior Prom Committee; Pep Club. JONQUIST, WILLIAM “Bill All that could be desired in a man. JOSEPH. DALLAS rbbit A little bluffing now and then, is relished by the best of men. Baseball; Football: Ba«ketball. KACHEROSKI. GENE “Kach Somewhat livelier than his mother thinks him. Lunchroom Monitors; Baseball: Football. KAMPA. ELIZABETH “Lii” Her eyes, her smile, her pert little way, makes us like her more each day. Record Staff Assistant Editor; JA. KARBO. DIANE “Dee During school and when schoors done, her hobby is always having fun. Vaudeville; Tommy Tones; Choral Club; Blue Tri; Pep Club; Student Council; Red Cross; Junior Cabinet; Racket Club. KARNOPP. GERALD “Catnip” A fine guy in every way . Stage Crew. KASTON, PATRICIA Pat” She says little, and thinks a lot; a nicer gal could not be bought. Tommy Tones; Choral Club; Racket Club; Vaudeville; Banking Secretary. JLNESkl. MARLENE “Jute Box” Some think the world was made for fun and frolic. Art Club; IVp Club; Group Captains; Blue Tri; Senior Class Play; Office Page; Vaudeville; Ushers' Club; Leadership. KAISER, SHIRLEY “Shorty” Short and sweet. KAPELA, RICHARD “Dick” Always running—away from studies. KARBO, GERALD “Jer” He never seemed gloomy, never seemed sad: with wit and frolic he made us glad. Choral Club; Football; Baseball; Skiing. KASLOW. GEORGIANNA “Georgia” Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you may diet. Girls’ Glee Club. KAYE, LINDA Rollicking, snapping, always gay— a carefree gal with a carefree way. Blue Tri, All-school President; Ushers' Club. President; Vaudeville; Leadership Club; German Club; Choral Club; Pep Club, Vice President; Homecoming Queen; Senior Guides; Cheerleader. KEELEY. JOHN “Skel It's not a crime to be short—just a nuisance. Sophomore Hockey; Baseball. KIENTOP. ROGER “Rog Silence has its advantages. No-Acs Club. KIRCHER. ROBERT “Bob Clothes make the man. Hi-.Y: Vaudeville; Hockey. KERKELA, ROGER “Kerk A well-known funster. German Club. KIMBALL EDWARD “Crazy Legs All ttreat men are dead and I don't feel so good myself. City Badminton Championship; Student Council; Football; Swimming; Tommie Boosters; Hi-Y. Chapter President. KLATT. ANN MARIE “Dolly There is no end to her store of friendliness. JA; Vaudeville. KNIGHTS, RICHARD “Dick” The only thing that keeps me off the honor roll is my marks. KOELFGEN, JANE “Jonas” Why gentlemen prefer blondes. Blue Tri; Ushers Club; Racket Club; JA; Art Club. KRAHL, CONSTANCE “Connie” She’d argue with a fence post just for the sake of debating. Inventors Club; Ushers’ Club, Secretary; Senior Class play Committee; Student Council; Choral Club; Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Leadership; Racket Club. 38 KOCON. RICHARD “Coke” I’m just an old stage hand. Stage Crew; Sophomore Basketball; Track; Cross Country; Swimming. KOSS, KENNETH “Ken All the boys are in despair to find out how he curls his hair. Hi-Y; Baseball; Student Council; Stair Guards; Vaudeville; Football. KRINKE, TERRY Tink” His hair is brown, his eyes flashing, he’s a popular lad. quite dashing. Hi-Y. Chapter Vice President; German Club, President; Student Council; Vaudeville Chairman; Senior Cabinet. Vice President; Football; Stair Guards. KUCSECSKA. JANET .K,k- A girl uith a smile is a girl worthwhile. Blur Tri; t'shrr ' Club: Vaude- ville; Rackrt Club; FT A; Pep Club: Ollier Page; Tommir Boosters; Record. KUNZMAN, KAREN Just as sweet and kind as possible. C.rrman Club; ICC. LACOUNT, NANCY “Nancr” Peppy, charming, full of fun, she's a gal that gets things done. Tommie Boosters; Gym Aid; Senior Prom Committee. LA INC, ROBERT “Bob” Life is a sea of trouble but I’m a good swimmer. Football; Swimming; Track; Cross Country; Hi-Y, Vice President; Orchestra; Exchange Club; Student Council; Junior Class Play; Vaudeville. LANGNER, VIRGINIA “Ginger” Fun and gay in a nice sort of way. Girls’ Glee Club; Senior Choir; Student Council; Group Captain; Bank Cashier; Vaudeville; Blue Tri; Pep Club. LARSEN, JOANNE Jo As charming as the art she creates. Wizard; Blue Tri; Olfice Page; Junior Class Play Committee. KLEHN, SL’ZANNE “Susie” School breaks up my day so much. Inventors’ Club; Senior Prom Committee; ICC; Choral Club; Ushers’ Club; Junior Class Party Committee; Tommie Boosters; Pep Club; Vaudeville; Senior Class Play Committee. LACNEY, JEANETTE Her presence charms us all. LAHTI, MARY ANN Here's a girl with a heart and smile that makes the bubble of life worthwhile. National Honor Society; Forensic League, Secretary; Wizard, Editor; Choral Club; Leadership; German Club; Blue Tri; Inventors; National Forensic League; Junior Cabinet. LAMBIE, BRENDA We hear her wedding bells. Senior Choir; Ollice Page; Pep Club; Blue Tri; Girls’ Glee Club. LANHART, SHARON “Shen A sweet little headache. Blue Tri; Tommie Boosters; Pep Club; Vaudeville; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Wizard; Racket Club; Gym Aid; FTA. LARSEN, ROBERT “Larhole” Rather quiet, rather shy, still he's a real swell guy. Vaudeville. 39 LAWLER. EDWARD Ed” I wish they’d be quiet, I want to talk. LEM01NG, CAROLE She puts all her troubles into one box and sits on the lid and laughs. Choral Club; Blue Tri; Senior National Honor Society. Treasurer; French Club; Wizard; CFC. All-City Officer; Leadership Club; Tommie Boosters; All-City Honor Roll; Forensic league. LIND, DORIS “Done The more we see her the more we like her. Senior Choir; Choral Club. LONG, JEANETTE “Short” Her smile greets you, her way wins you. Junior Class Play Committee. LUNDEEN, BARBARA “Barb Her face is her fortune and it runs into a nice figure. Choral Club; Pep Club; MC Club; Student Council, Secretary; Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Racket Club; Spanish Club; Senior Choir; Homecoming Attendant. LUBERACKI, LORETTA “Lorrie Part of the machinery that makes the school go “ 'round. LEE. CLIFFORD “Choc Choo Ready to work, ready to play, ready to sleep whenever he may. Student Giuncil; Lunchroom Monitor; Football; Baseball; Swimming. LEWIS. PATRICIA “Pat” She’s little but she’s wise: she’s a terror for her size. Blur Tri; Band; CFC; Spanish Club; All-City Honor Roll. LIPA. RICHARD “Dick” They say he was once caught studying. Football; Baseball; Hall Guards. LUND, JOHN “Jack Til the quiet worker who succeeds. LUNDQUIST, RICHARD “Dick To be trusted is a greater compliment than to be loved. JA; Hi-Y; Track. LYSTIG, DAVID “Dave” The world knows little of its greatest men, for here is one of the best of them. Inventor ' club. President; National Forensic League; CFC; National Honor Society, Vice President; Edison leadership Club. Silver Scholarship Pin; Hi-Y Co-Chaplain. LYKE, ROBERT •Bob” Oh, tell me the icay to ftain knowledge without studying. Swimming; Vaudeville. MAGDA. THOMAS “Diz” A man with an eye on the future. Hockey: No-Acs; Wrestling; Lunchroom .Monitor. MALASKO. JOANNE “Joni Her laugh is worth a million. Office Page; Racket Club; Latin Club. MALENOFSK1. HENRY •Hank” Why shaken me so rudely? Const thou see I wish to dream. MASICA, RICHARD “Rich Why should the devil have all the fun. Hi-Y; Student Council; Vaudeville; Hockey. MASTRO, GARY “Whop Tall, dark. and good natured, what more could you ask? Football; Baseball; Basketball; Hockey; Junior Cabinet; Senior Cabinet; Student Council; Vaudeville; Junior High Prince; Hi-Y. MacLEAN, EVELYN “Evie Add a bit of laughter, a dash of friendship true, mix them together and they make a likable you. Office Page; Student Council; Red Cross; Wizard; Junior Play Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Ushers' Club; Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Racket Club. MAGUIRE. PATRICIA “Pat Her heart is like an ocean wide and deep, where whirling waves of friendship meet. Wizard; Student Council; Leadership Club; French Club. President; Blue Tri; Stage Crew. Secretary; Vaudeville; Inter-Club Council; Red Cross; Senior Class Play Committee. MAKI. GAIL Fun and gay in a nice sort of way. Blue Tri; Ushers’ Club; Pep Club; Red Cross. MARINAN, MARY “Mare Cute and peppy, full of laughter, in life she'll get what she goes after. Ushers’ Club; Blue Tri; Forensic League; Pep Club. President; Tommie Boosters; Racket Club; Vaudeville; Student Council; Office Page; ICC. MASLOWSKI. PHYLLIS “Phil There is a reason for her many friends. FHA. MASTRO. JOSEPH “Dago know what you mean—but I don’t understand. Football; Vaudeville. McQUISTON, MICHAEL “Mike” can’l get up with the sun, I stay up too late with the daughter. MICHURSKI, CAROL Her bubbling good nature is a cure for the blues. MITCHELL. JAMES “Mitch We like him fust the way he is. Gymnastics; Art Club; Sophomore Football; Vaudeville. MRUGALA, MARJORIE Marge There's no limit to her good nature. NAROG. ROBERT Bob” We laugh, but yet, we know not why. NELSON, DALE R. R” Who put the nickel in? Stair Guards; Band; Red Cross Senior Class Play; Junior Cabinet Junior Class Play Committee; Hi Y Tommie Boosters; Vaudeville. 42 MESSENBRINK. LORETTA “Lorrie Not that I love school less, but I love fun more. MIESEN. THOMAS Mouse” Oh! Call on somebody else. MOCHINSKI, MARY JO “Jo She is happy and full of fun. A loyal friend to everyone. Pep Club; Senior Cabinet. MURPHY, JOHN “Ed Just when you learn how to pick your teachers, it’s time to graduate. Orchestra. NASLUND. JOYCE “Joey” Light of heart, quick of step; here’s a girl that’s full of pep. Blue Tri; Red Cross; Racket Club; Leadership Club; ICC; FTA; Vaudeville; Tommy Boosters; Junior Class Play; Pep Club. NELSON, EVELYN “Ev” If trouble knocks, let it knock. Latin Club; Senior Choir; Choral Club; Junior Class Play Committee; Senior Prom Committee. NELSON. WILLIAM “NelV A young man, quid and sincere; an asset to Edison while he uas here. Football; Basketball; Bast-ball: Lunchroom Monitor; Hall Guard; Student Council Alternate: All-State Football. NEUMAN, JUDITH “Judy ff'ho would refuse a date with Judy. Prp Club; Blue Tri; Girls’ Glee Club. NEWMAN, TIMOTHY Tim Quiet and shy (until you know him). He makes gentle entrance to one's circle of friendship. Spanish Club; National Honor Society, President; No-Acs; All-City Honor Roll: Student Council. NIKIEL, LARKY “Nick I like to think of all the roads that lead away from here. OLSEN. MARLYS “Ole A laugh is worth a hundred groans. Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Choral Club; Pep Club; Ushers’ Club; Blue Tri; Student Council; Senior National Honor Society; All-City Honor Roll; Exchange Club. OLSON, KAREN Kay To worry is folly, so let's be jolly. Senior Choir; Blue Tri; Tommie Boosters; Junior Achievement; Ushers’ Club; Vaudeville. NESSER, JOE Motto Patience and shuffle the cards. Tommie Boosters. NEUMAN, CAMILLE Cammie I like the boys, and the boys like me, and I like them better the more I see. Cheerleader, Captain; Blur Tri, Vice President; All-City Student Council; Racket Club; Senior Guides; Leadership; Vaudeville; Student Council: Inter-School Badminton Team. NICHOLAS. ROBERTA Bobbie I can’t think of two things at once, so think of him and let my studies go. Blue Tri; Choral Club; Racket Club: Gym Aid; Ushers’ Club; Pep Club; Bank Cashier; Art Club; Tennis Team; Junior Class Play Committee. NORDINE, DARRYL A fine fellow in every way. Football, Varsity; Leadership Club; Sophomore Football. OLSON, JACQUELINE “Jackie Jolly, frank, and very active; and I add she's most attractive. Cheerleading; Pep Club; Tommy Booster ; Gym Aid; Blue Tri; Junior Prom Committee; Vaudeville; Senior Prom Committee; Leadership Club. OLSON, SANDRA “Sandry She’s station P-E-P broadcasting cheerfulness. Ski Club; Racket Club; Ushers’ Club; Junior Achievement; Pep OMDAHL. SHARON “Omie Sparkling eyes, a friendly smile. Student Council; Pep Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Senior Choir; Tommie Tones; Choral Club. ORR. ROBERT “Bobo Of the six senses, the mightiest is humor. Football: Track; Stair Guards; Vaudeville; Hi-Y: Student Council. President; Wizard Staff; Junior Class Play. OVERSON, KAREN “Overbee” Never posing or pretending, fust her own true self. CFC; Latin Club; All-City Honor Roll; Band; Wizard; Group Captain; Senior Class Play Committee; Homecoming Attendant. PAULSEN. WAYNE “Bloch IForry and Wayne have never met. PEARSON, GARY Swede” Witty, loyal, and jolly; to be sad is simply folly. Record. PETERSON, BAIRD A school boy, the wonder of the hour. ORR. NINA Eyes that can see her, may find it hard to turn away. Orchestra: Inventors’ Club; French Club; Racket Club; Choral Club: Blue Tri; FTA; Pep Club. OUELLETTE. BARBARA “Barb A smile that always ends in laughter—happy in class and giggling after. Latin Club; Library Assistant: National Honor Society. PALTHEN. PAUL Don’t plague me with studies; I hare heavier things on my mind. PAUMAN. MYRTLE Myrt Here are her head, her hair, her eyes; But her thoughts dwell in the skies. Bank Cashier; Usher ’ Club: Tommie Tones. PERECRIN, MARY “Mare” Laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and you get a red nose. Blue Tri; Racket Club. PETERSON, PATRICIA “Drii Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she shouldn't do. Ushers’ Club, Secretary; French Club. T reasurer; Office Page: Vaudeville; Student Council; MC; Pep Club; Blue Tri. PETROSEWICH. WILLIAM ••Bill A modest, unassuming chap; we like him all the more for that. PETTERSON. LANE I). The moon affects the tied as well as the untied. Band; Hi-Y; Vaudeville. PUDLICK, NANCY “Nancr Fun and gay in a nice sort of way. Senior Choir; Blur Tri; Ushers’ Club; Senior Class Flay Committee; JA. PETSOLT, JEANETTE “Jan A merry belle, we love her well. Ushers Club; Student Council; Transfer from Voc. PHILLIP, SHARON Not only good, but good for something. Choral Club; Pep Club; FT A; Spanish Club; Debate Club; Senior Choir; JA; Blur Tri; CFC; All-City Honor Roll. RANDALL POLLY She's thoughtful and sweet, from her head to her feet. JA; All-City Honor Roll. RANALLO, RONALD “Ron May his stock of good nature never change. RAU, BEVERLY “Bev Liked here, liked there, liked everywhere. REED. MARIANNE A mighty fine spirit fills that little frame. Leadership Club; CFC. RASMUSON. MORRIS He believes it’s a woman’s world— he seldom speaks. READY. JOHN A. “Jack Life is just one grand time. Hi-Y; No-Ac’s; Gym Decorating Committee. REGAN, ROBERT Bob Begone dull care from me; thee and I will never agree. RHODE, JOHN Always running—away from studies. Rand; Hi-Y; Wrestling; Tommy Boosters; Bank Cashier. RODGER, MARY “Mare Sweet personality, full of rascality. Band; Backet Club; Badminton Team; Booster Club; Cym Aid. ROSS. JAMES “Jim” God bless the man who invented sleep. ' Photographer for the Record. RULE. MYRNA “Mym” Kind, with a heart of gold. German Club. RUTZ, DAVID “Dave ImoU out, never fret; mas he a sensation yet. Vaudeville; Stair Guards; Band; Hi-Y; All-Citv Honor Roll. 46 RENNECKE. KEITH Handsome lad with eyes of brown. ROBACK. JANICE “Jan” What would she do without her gum. Lunchroom Monitor; Contact. ROSELL. KAREN She may be shy, but there's a twinkle in her eye. Tommie Tone ; Choral Club; Blur Tri; Ushers’ Club: Pep Club; Vaudeville; Spanish Chib; CFC. ROW INSKI. ALICE “Ala” What sweet delights a quiet life affords. RUSSELL, DIANE “Di Attractive and fair, with pretty blond hair. FHA; GAA; Choir; Girls’ Glee Club; Band; Junior Class Play. Committee. RYE. JOANNE “Jo Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help whenever she may. SABA. PAUL Small and witty, but you'd never guess how much he has to make success. SALMON, DONNA RAF. Little and cute and clever to boot. Wizard; Inventors Club; Blur Tri. Chapter President; Vaudeville; Senior Choir; FTA; Senior (Cabinet: Tommie Boosters; Pep Club; leadership Club. SANDELL. JUDITH Judy I can live without poetry, music, or walking; But who can live without talking. Leadership Club. Secretary; Blue Tri. Secretary; FTA. Treasurer; Student Council; National Honor Society; Vaudeville; W'izard; Choral Cluh; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Guides. SANDVIK. DONALD Don” Get thee behind me Satan. I hate to study—sometime. SAWATSKK. GERALDINE C rri” A winning uay. attractive grace, ambition fitting for any place. Blue Tri; Tommie Boosters; Ushers’ Club; German Club; Ski Club. SCHMIDT. JOANNE “Jo” As brimful of mischief and wit and glee; As ever a person can be. Band; Blue Tri; Ushers’ Club; Leadership Club; Vaudeville; Pep Club; Jazz Band. SCHROEDER. “Ute” “Ute It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. Student Council; Senior Cabinet; Forensic League; Pep Club; German Clul ; Art Club; Leadership Club; Senior Prom Committee; Foreign Exchange Student. SANGER, JON “Joke Far behind his vague expression lie the workings of a mastermind. National Honor Society; Student Council. SCH1FFER. JAMES “Jim Hoys like him are just too few. Football. SCOVIL. RICHARD “Sam A right good fellow, we all admit; He has his fun and studies a bit. Stair Guards; Hall Guards; Senior Cabinet. SEARS, RONALD “Ron Have you got your homework done? Gymnastics; Vaudeville. 47 SHORTRIDGE. KATHRYN •K« Things may go right, or they may go wrong, she's happy-go-lucky all day long. Band; German Club; Swimming Team; Gym Aid; Senior Class Play Committee; JA; Bank Cashier. SIBINSKI, GERALD “Jerry His policy—you’re only one once. SIMONSON, RONALD “Smitty Why worry—it makes wrinkles. SMITH, HAROLD Smitty Cod bless the man who invented sleep. Sophomore Football. SMOTER. MARY “Mare We can not think of any face that we’d like better in her place. JA. SOLZ. MICHAEL “Mike”. He loves to chat with girls, we know; ’tis the way with boys— they’re always so. Football; Baseball; Hockey; Record; Student Council; Lunchroom; Sophomore Basketball. SHUTTS. JAMES “J im No one knows what he can do until he really tries. CF; Stage Crew; Senior Cabinet; Junior Class Play Committee. FT A. SIMONSON, HOWARD “Howie” Although a little shy, he’s a good all-around guy. SMITH, BARBARA “Barb Ah! Quit your kiddin’. Vaudeville; Art Club, Treasurer; Blue Tri; Bank Cashier; Senior Choir; Racket Club; MC Club; Ushers' Club; Pep Club. • SMITH, MAURINE Sometimes given to serious thoughts, but usually full of mischievous plots. Junior Cabinet; All-City Honor Roll; Red Cross; French Club; Edison Forensic League; Junior Class Play Committee; CFC; Ushers' Club; Blue Tri. SOLEM. CAROL Carol's a girl of vigor in every club she’s in. Ski Club; Tommie Boosters; JA; Senior Choir; Racket Club; Record Staff; All-City Honor Roll; Art Club. STAFFORD. JANET “Staff” Modest, quiet and sweet. Band. STEFANSKY, JOAN “Joni Her winning smile you can’t 'forget, fs she nice? IT ell, you just bet! Tommy Boosters; Ushers' Club: Office Page; Bank Cashier. STODDARD. DONNA Don She’ll find a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Vaudeville; Art Club; Badminton Team; Racket Club; Gym Aide; Ushers’ Club; Pep Club; Record Staff. SULLIVAN. DANIEL Dan Takes the Irish to beat the Dutch. SUNDBERG. PATRICIA “Pat Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow you may diet. Student Council; I.rader-hip Club; All-City Student Council: AFS Ex-change Student; Vaudeville; Blue Tri; National Honor Society: Tommie Tones; Debate Team; French Club. SWANSON. SHARON “Sherry Small and light, full of fun: She has a smile for even one. Girl ' Glee Club; Blur Tri; Racket Club: Ski Club: Senior Cabinet: Art Club. SWART. BARBARA “Barb Very quiet in her youth, but friendh and loyal—that’s the truth. STELLICK, PATRICIA “Pat She can dance and she can play; and when it’s time for study, she’s miles away. Leadership; Blue Tri. STOPERA. DARLEEN Dar Those uinkable. blinkable, merrily twinkable eyes. Blue Tri; Ushers' Club; Vaudeville; Leadership; Glee Club; Pep Club; Senior Cabinet. SUMMERS. NANCY “Nan The world is no better if we worry; life is no longer if we hurry. Junior Achievement; CFC; Pep Club; Vaudeville. SWANSON. GENE “Swanny” Judge not his powers by his height. In football, baseball and hockey he proved his might. Football; Baseball; Hockey; Gymnastics; Most valuable football player. SWANSON. THOMAS Tom’ Although he is rather quiet and shy, he has proved himself a regular guy. Wrestling. SWENSON. JANET “Jan” Here's a young lady as good as gold, never too shy or never too bold. Blue Tri: Racket Club; French Club; Record; Pep Club; FTA; Group Captains; Junior Achievement ; Senior Cabinet; Usher ’ Club. SZCZECH, THEODORE “Ted” Sometime in his career, he must hare swallowed an encyclopedia. No-Acs; All-City Honor Roll; Gymnastics. TEMA, MARTHA “Timid She looks like a saint—but tee know she ain't. German Club. Vice President; Blue Tri; Choral Club; Senior Cabinet; Stage Crew. Secretary; Wizard; Senior Guides; Leadership Club: Pep Club. TANNER. DOUGLAS “Daca The world knows when he's around. Vaudeville. TETNOWSKL FREYA “Mickey” Very short and blond; of her we are very fond. Lunchroom monitor. THELEMANN, LLOYD He always meant business—sometimes. Transfer from LeSeur, Minnesota. THIES. KATHRYN “Kathy” She knows what she knows when she knows it. Choral Club: Tommie Tones; Gym Aid; Bank Cashier. THOMASEN, GAYLE “Tommie A friendly smile + a bubbling bunch of words = an asset in anyone’s crowd. Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Choral Club; Senior Choir; Tommie Boosters. TIMMERS, JEANNE “Jeannie Life of the party and death of the teachers. Inventors Club. Co-captain; Wizard; Ushers' Club. President; Tommie Boosters, Vice President; Vaudeville, Chairman; Leadership. ICC; Spanish Club; Group Captain; Or- chestra. TRIPP. RICHARD “Dick He lets his light shine without turning the spot on himself. Band; Leadership Club. Treasurer; Hi-Y, Chaplain. President; Stair Guards, Captain; National Honor Society; JA; Senior Cabinet; Vaudeville; Orchestra. 50 THORESON, VIVIAN “Viv” Play and I’ll play with you ; work and you work alone. CFC, Secretary; Wizard: All-City Honor Roll; German Club, Secretary-Treasurer; Junior Class Play Committee; National Forensic League, Vice President; Orchestra; Edison Forensic Ixaguc; Ushers Club; Blue Tri. TOMCZYK, WILLIAM “Bill Tall of stature, winning smile, big brown eyes, and right in style. Hi-Y; Leadership Club; Student Council; Junior and Senior Class Play; Junior Cabinet; Hall Guards; Vaudeville. VALENTA, GAIL “Bunny She's just a tiny little mile; hut her smile makes rierything seem all right. JA; Office Page; library As-nintant. VIERKANT, ROBERT Bob Not bold or shy, not short, sorta tall, he's just a mingling of them all. Stair Guard ; Hall Guards; Ghoir; Bank Cashier. VIOLETTE. GEORGE Bud My highest praise to him uho in rented sleep. WACHS, JACQUELINE “Jackie Her mind never knows what her mouth will say next. German Club. President; ICC; Wizard; Senior Cabinet: Orchestra; All-City Honor Roll; Group Captains; Senior Prom Chairman. WALDEN. CARL “Corky He makes friends whereier he goes; he's a fellow everyone knows. National Honor Society: Senior Class Play; Junior Class President; Stage Crew; Choral Club; Vaudeville; Wizard; Leadership Club; Stair Guards, Captain; Hi-Y, All-School Treasurer. WALLIN. GARY “Idiot” He’s rather quiet, but quite a riot. Stair Guards; Choir; Hall Guards: Golf; Cross Country. VAN ELSBERG, CAROL “Cayo” Oh, that she were twins, there is so much of her to like. Blue Tri; Ushers’ Club; Leadership Club; Pep Club; Vaudeville. VIGANTS, MONVIDS “Monny They say I’m quiet and shy, but you'd be surprised. Basketball; Track; Cross Country. VINCENT. ESTHER “Essie Here is a girl, stately and tall, dignity marks her in the hall. Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Vaudeville; Homecoming Attendant; Ushers’ Club; Inventors' Club; Blue Tri. Treasurer; Wizard; Spanish Club; National Honor Society. WALCZAK. RICHARD “Woody I didn’t sleep a wink last night . . . but I’ll make up for it in school today. Stair Guards; Hall Guards. WALINSKI. THERESE Terry Gentleness succeeds better than violence. Racket Club. WALTHER, PAMELA “Pam It’s the quality that counts. Tommie Boosters; Art Club; FTA. 51 WALTHOUR, WILLIAM “Bill He has a mind of his own. Vaudeville; Swimming; Student Council. WARMUTH, RICHARD “Dick Why study? The more toe study; the more ignorance we discover. WEDIN. GERALD “Jer It's been sometime since books and I met. Record; Red Croas; Tommy Booster ; National Honor Society; No-Ac ; CFC. WEGNER, MARY Snook Her blush is beautiful—but sometimes inconvenient. Blue Tri; ICC; FTA; Vaudeville; Leadership Club; Chora) Club; Senior Guides; Pep Club; Junior Class Play Committee. WESTCOTT. JANICE “Jan She’s a maid of artless grace, gentle of form, and fair of face. Blue Tri; Senior Choir; Girl ’ Swimming Team; Office Page; Lunchroom Monitor; U her ’ Club. WESTIN, VIRGINIA “Ginger Small, but all there. Ushers’ Club; German Club. WARD. NANCY Just plain swell. Record. Editor; Junior Class Treasurer; French Club; Choral Club; Usher ' Club; Junior Class Play Committee; Blue Tri: Vaudeville Committee. WATSON. BENJAMIN Ben Girls may be a puzzle, but he’ll never give them up. Transfer from Isle. Minnesota. WEEBER. WILLIAM “Bill Just one of those all-around good guys. Track; Boy ' State; JA; Student Council; Vaudeville. WEILER, JOANNE “Jo Oh, tell me the way to gain knowledge without studying. Contact; All-City Honor Roll. WESTCOTT, MICHAEL Mike” Good things come in small packages. Record Staff. Printing. WESTLING, ROBERT “Bob Now that it’s all over, I guess I shall begin. Hi-Y; CFC; Stair Guards; Ski Team; Record Staff. WHEELER. JENICE “Jan Attractive and fair with pretty blond hair. Record'Staff; Blur Tri; Tommy Booster ; Prp Club; Usher ' Club; JA. WICKSTROM. MARJORIE “Marge Though she's small and very sweet, we know her friendship can't be beat. Blue Tri; Junior Cabinrt; Senior Choir; Golf Team; FHA; Pep Club; Racket Club; Red Cross; JA. WINTERS. ARTHUR “Bud Classes should be 10 minutes long, five to go and five to come. Cross Country; Track. WYKRENT. JEANETTE “Jan She had so many bright ideas, her hair turned red. Red Cross; Pep Club; Blue Tri; Junior Cabinet; JA. YOUNG, DIAN Once started never stopped—talking. Senior Choir; Blue Tri; French Club; Ushers’ Club. ZENTZIS, LANCE “Chops An accident going somewhere to happen. Sophomore Football; Varsity Football. WICKLANDER, EDWIN Ed He didn’t let his studies interfere with his education. Band; Leadership Club; Hi-Y, All-School Chaplain; Stair Guards; Gymnastics; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Vaudeville; Student Council. WILLIAMS. MYRA “Red” Here's a girl that’s sure to win. with hair so red and a great big grin. Blue Tri; Gym Leadership; Leadership Club; Art Club; Ushers' Club; Group Captains. WOS. THOMAS “Tom He's a football man. he’s a basketball man. and last but not least he's a lady’s man. Basketball; Football; Baseball; Lunchroom Monitor. YORSTON. RICHARD “Dick Friends and humor are his lead. We know in life he will succeed. Hi-Y; Football; Senior Choir; Stair Guards; Student Council; Wizard; Stage Crew; Sophomore Basketball; Junior Cabinet; Vaudeville. YUNKER. GLEN Sigh no more ladies, sigh no more. Leadership Club; Student Council; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play: Senior Cabinet; Choral Club; Hi-Y; Boys’ State; Vaudeville. ZIMMERMAN. GILBERT “Bert He puts all of his troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. Stage Crew, Foreman; Hi-Y; JA; Student Council; CFC; Red Cross; National Honor Society; Hall Guards; Band; Stair Guards. Captain. ZINTER, ELSA The harder I try. the gooder to be. the ivorser I get. National Honor Society; All-City Honor Roll; Pop Club; Student Council, Publicity Chairman; Wizard; Senior Class Secretary; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Ushers’ Club; Leadership. ASPLUND, MARLYS “Mar She brightens the corner where she is. Blue Tri; Racket Club; FHA; Ushers’ Club; Girls’ Swimming Team. ZYCH. PATRICIA Pat Naa. I don't care how you spell my name. I'll change it someday anyhow. KAMINSKI. ALBERT AI” You couldn’t find a smarter guy. Debate; National Forensic League; Edison Forensic League. Camera Shy BERGERON, JAY BURSELL, JAMES DIACZUK, WOLODYMYR LONG, JERRY MASLOSKI, MARJORIE OLSON, DAVID TRACZYK, LORETTA 54 SPEECH SHOP Albert Kamensky is particularly interested in speech and Dennis Helwig displays his talents in our school shop has proven his ability by entering the state debate contest. where he is outstanding in woodwork. SeKtote. t t t£e Sfcatliy t CHEMISTRY ART Larry Nikicl has shown outstanding ability in science. Bob Orr has shown his art ability in such things as pho- physics, and chemistry during his three years at Edison. tography, sketching, painting, and sculpturing. 55 Friendliest Joan Andrescik Ed Wicklander Shyest Karen Overson Bill Nelson Most Dignified Barbara Johnson Phil Evanson Rest Alibier Jeanne Timraers Ron Enrooth Most Likely to Succeed Carl Walden Esther Vincent Most Talented Ed Emerson Mary Ann Lahti Most Mischievous Patti Jo Peterson Doug Tanner Most Athletic Cary Mastro Carol Eklund Class Chatterbox Liz Brindley Dale Nelson Most Entertaining Utc Schroeder Dale Herdey Wittiest Harold Gonier Linda Kaye Best Figure and Physique Nancy Burman Gene Swanson 61 The Student Council is the governing body of the school. Its membership consists of outstanding representatives chosen by each advisory. One hour a week is devoted to the main meeting where the ideas and problems of fellow-students are discussed and decided upon. The complete council is divided into twelve committees which meet separately to carry out school activities pertaining to their section. The Organ Fund, Homecoming Festivities. Sadie Hawkins Day, Winter Carnival, and Vaudeville are just a few of the many functions carried out by our council. The advisor of the Student Council must be a person who is respected by both students and teachers and who has the qualities of leadership. Mr. Spolar accepted this position in the spring of 1956. Through his willingness to help and ability to lead, our Student Council’s activities have been very successful. We are proud of our student government for it makes Edison our school. MR. SPOLAR. Advisor Oun- Sift ?c(e Z4 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: B. Lundcen, Secretary; B. Orr, President; C Lyons, Vice President; D. Herdcy, Treasurer. (2a t'tf6utioK Seated: M. Sexton, I’. Gossler. Chairman; C. Hudoba. Standing: J. Robinson. N. Olson. Stated: C. Olson. P. Sundberg, B. Nordin. Standing: D. Hanson, C. Krahl. Not pictured: E. Wicklunder. Chairman. Senior ecoynitioK Social Seated: I). Yorston. P. Maguire. -Standing: B. Johnson, C. Lyons, 1.. Butterfield. OryOH 'punct Seated: C. Lyons. J. SandeJI. E. Emerson, Chairman; B. Lundeen. Standing: E. Zintcr, G. Ahlquist, I). Larson. C. Neuman. First row: C. Fklund. Mr. Simmons Advisor; C. Neuman. Second row: E. Emerson, C. Lyons J. Sandell, I). Larson. Third row: G. Vunker. G. Ahlquist. First row: S. Fklund. M. Marinan. S. Kimball. P. Gossler. Mr. Knox. Advisor; C. Lyons, President; J. Naslund, J. Henson. Second row: P. Bowman, G. Harriman. C. Cope, D. Karbo, S. Kuehn. N. Finnegan. J. Wacbs, C. Sho-lander. A. Wiggen. Third row: D. Hanson, B. Graf. M. Wegner, A. Munson, J. Calderwood. P. Maguire, R. Lauterbach. R. Tripp. T CC4VUlU6K Sitting: M. Sexton, Z. Koster, M. Marinan, B. Nepsha. Kneeling: N. Brinda. Standing: C. Lyons, C. Hudoba, E. Kimball. U. Schroeder, D. Hanson. G. Yunkcr. First row: B. Murphy, K. Hafner. Second row: D. Nelson, T. Gawronski, M. Marinan, L. Libcrkowski, B. Taylor. C. Hudoba. D. Hanson. point Seated: M. Sexton. J. Sandell, Chairman; K. Cummings. Standing: N. Olson. B. Stein, J. Robinson. C. Hudoba. Publicity Seated: C. Lyons, E. Zinter, Chairman; B. Nepsha. Standing: J. Sandell. G. Ahiquist. N. Brinda, K. Cummings. UKC lOOHl Seated: B. Nepsha. B. Taylor, L. Butterfield, J. Benson. Standing: R. Nelson. C. Lee. Chairman; M. Ryan. Seated: N. Olson. B. Nordin. T. Krinke. Chairman; N. Asp, R. Berg. Standing: M. Sexton. D. Lindow. H. Copier. E. Kimball. 0. Larson. 'l audeoilie EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE -ScaleI: C. Neuman, L. Kayr. J. Sandell. Standing: K. Cummings A. Wiggrn. J. Lundrll. tue 7 6 '79te«K6en See Senvtce CHAPTER I. ALPHA-PHI-ALPHAS— First row: II. Thayer. S. Walker. A. Anderson. S. DeCoursey, U. Schioeder. C. Hudoba. J. Chiodo. Second row: J. Amble. S. Favorite. J. Lundell. B. Lam-bie, L. Dobak. N. Egeland, S. Ben , P. Lewis. Third row: E. Egler, J. Rood, J. Hildegrand. N. Peterson. A. Munson. M. Smith. C. Waagr. CHAPTER II. TRI-TV—First row: S. Champeau, J. Benson, S. Hutchins. Z. Roster. C Lyons. L. Jurek. K. Stukel. Second row: M. Murinan. A. Nelson. P. Faucher, D. Hafich, C. Olson. N. Olson, B. Kespohl. M. Herman. Third row: N. Burkholder. M. Wagner, E. Nelson, J. Naslund. J. Sandell. J. Kappeller. G. Anderson. CHAPTER III, KATAMAS-First row: R. Carlson. M. Lemke, B. Kees, B. Chapman. A. Dascalos, D. Salmon. C. Gaffney. Second row: S. I-anhart. S. Kimball. S. Falldin, J. Babcock, A. Iambic. J. Kucsecska, E. Zander. Third row: K. Cummings, M. Wibcrg, R. Balstad, A. Wiggen, B. Graf, P. Palmer, G. Thysell. S. Prestwood. Fourth row: K. Coveney. R. Erie, S. Johnson, E. Vincent. K. Naslund, L. Olson, L. Lund-Mad. Mr . H under, junior high teacher, advises th Blur Tri chapters in their various activities. a td Social Activity '76 ouy£ t£e CHAPTER IV. TR LETTS—First row: J. Benson. C. Neuman. R. Erie, J. Ferraro. B. Hanson. E. Zander. S. Finnegan. J. Janicke. Second row: S. Kimball, P. Peterson. L. Kaye. C. Dale. M. Hansen. B. Perry, B. Stein. C. Moran. Third row: M. Haurish. C. Hanson. J. Kappeller, L. Peterson, N. Burkholder. D. Yorslon, S. Johnson. M. Trma. CHAPTER V. PHI.UEI.TAS — First row: B. Hanson, C. Eklund, B. Taylor, N. Finnegan. B. Nicholas, D. Karho, B. Lundem. J. Marvin. Second row: M. Nelson. S. Miller. S. Hendricks. J. Olsen. B. Nordin. J. Sheldon, B. Gallagher. K. Rosell, C. Cope. Third row: B. Warren, P. Maguire. B. Johnson, J. Chalderwood. H. Nelson. D. Johnson, R. Glodek. K. Chase. CHAPTER VI. TRI ANGLES — First row: B. Loyc. D. Burland, M. Trma, N. Orr, S. Arent. B. Gacek, B. Hanson. Second row: K. Hogan, M. Lahti, P. Sundberg, P. Markham. C. Benson. M. Benjamin. Third row: P. Peterson, C. Anderson, K. Vanderbilt. P. Gall. B. Heidemann, G. Sawatske. E. Theisen. Fourth row; J. Olson. J. McClure, D. Tumquist, R. Gochnauer. D. Bergman. J. Torgerson. C. Daleke, C. Neuman. HI-Y DUKES—First row: T. Krinkc, Vice President; K. Koss. Secretary; J. Cilbert. C. Erickson. G. Ahlquist, Treasurer; D. Tripp, President; K. Hafner. Second row: D. Hanson, K. Hagstrom. L. Petterson, E. Kimball. E. Wick- lander. I). Rutx, J. Rhodey, R. Orr. Third row: D. Lystig. G. Yunker, C. Walden. D. Nelson. W. Tomciyk. D. Yorston, R. Laing. 'rtyt-Vf, 07eac6e HI-Y NOBI.ES—First row: B. Besnett, Treasurer; J. Os-tenso. Secretary; Mr. Erickson. Advisor; M. Arone, President; R. Myslajek. Vice President. Second row: D. Sand- berg, Sport Chairman; A. Larson, J. Schulte, Chaplain; C. Guenther. B. Stukel. SENIOR HIGH RF.D CROSS-First row: J. Janicke. D. Larson. N. Asp. Miss Tourney. Advisor; P. Cosslrr. President; C Cope. Vice President; A. Nelson, Secretary-Treasurer; M. Hansen. P. Kaye. Second row; M. Smith. S. Kimhall. S. DeCoursey. L. Joslad, S. Matt. D. Karbo. S. Prestwood. Y. Helwig, E. Zander. C. Lemoing. Third row: J. McDonald. D. Burkland. T. Krinke, J. Wedin, P. Hart. B. Nelson. B. Weeber, R. Myslajek. D. Hanson. 'rtyvie 70e See a td ean t ta 'rVeCfi CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CLIJB-Firsl row; S. Sabin. P. Lewis, C. Sholander. R. West ling. Mr. Gunberg. Advisor; K. Sax. F. Bill . K. Overson, 11. Schrocder. Second row: E. Petersen. S. Hutchins, E. Egler. L. Dobak, M. Knutson. S. DeCoursey. L. Goldnrr, A. Jansrvics. Third row: P. Gall. B. Jordan. B. Chapman. L. Olson. A. Munson. P. Kaye, P. Brunelle, M. Reed, S. Goetz. Fourth row: C. Lemoing. V. Thoreson, F. Stable, C. Suerth. D. Lystig. T. Holm. K. Folsom. M. Smith. Mr . Wong and Ute Schroeder, exchange teacher and student. stand with the United Nation flag which is the symbol of unity and freedom. Our students at Edison have a wonderful op) ortunity to become better acquainted with the languages and cultures of other countries. This is done through our language clubs which meet for the purpose of gaining knowledge and insight with these countries, and through the American Field Service. Miss Sorenson and Mrs. Kellner are, at the present time, the advisors of the German. French, and Spanish clubs. They work together with the officers of the respective clubs to plan the activities throughout the year. Germany sent to us, through the A.F.S., Ute Schroeder. a girl packed full of energy. Ute has brought with her many customs and qualities of her people and our hope is that she will bring back a sprinkling of our customs to her people. Honolulu is Mrs. Wong’s home where her husband holds the position as director of the World Brotherhood Organization. She brought with her a tiny little lad named Kimo. He is the Wong’s only child. Thus, through Language clubs and the A.F.S., better understanding of foreign countries is enjoyed by all students. GERMAN CLUB—First row: M. Rule, J. Hendrickson, President; Miss Sorenson. Advisor; S. VanDevrner. Vice President; L Holbrooks, Treasurer; B. Hanson. Secretary. Second row: U. Schroeder, M. Tcma, J. Wachs, D. Baur, M. Lahti, J. Hagen. Third row: K. Short ridge. V. Thore-son. E. Zinter, A. Munson. M. Warhol, T. Pluwak. SPANISH CLUB—Firs! row: C. Lyons. K. Hagstrom, Secretary; L. Peterson. Vice President; Mrs. Kellner, Advisor; B. Graf, President; S. Finnegan. Treasurer; P. Lewis. Second row: B. Grieve. S. Gehrke, B. Keen, S. Prestwood. M. Haarstad. B. Stein. M. Hansen. Third row: A. Ander- son. J. Rood, J. Reifenberger. D. Cybyske, G. Thysell, S. Shelso, R. Balstad, L. Faircloth. Fourth row: B. Johnson, K. Naslund, R. Manley, P. Fvanson, S. Keith, L. Olson, J. Hildebrand. 0K u%tolecC e IcutcCx FRENCH CLUB-First row: S. Champeau. S. Walker. Vice President; P. Maguire. President; Mrs. Kellner, Advisor; M. Peltier. Secretary; P. Peterson. Treasurer. Second row: J. Chiodo. P. Sundberg. M. Tema. N. Asp. A. Juricko. Third row: M. Jostad. C. Lemoing, N. Orr, M. Smith, J. Torgerson, S. Johnson. , D. Hun-le. S. Phillip, C. Fredberg. R. w: S. Onuiahl, B. Lundeen. N. Finnegan, row: R. Balkus. J. lottery. John Falk, T. . Fourth row: J. Kohnaik. W. Paulsen. L R. Culsvig. Ott Ti iny . So ty CH0RA1. CLUB—First row: C. Thomasen Bie . M. Benjamin. C. Sholandrr. Second rc J. Andrescik. P. Kaslon. C Benson. Thin! i Smith. R. Lauterbau . A. Forrest. N. Becker Erickson. K. Berglund, C. Laun. N. Solberg. MR. SODERCREN. Director TOMMIF. TONES-First row: B. Bassinger, K. Hoy, J. Frizxelle, M. Garfield, L. Dohak. S. Miller. J. Plaster, M. Baarstad, A. Erickson, J. Gibbon, K. Hogan, S. Van-Devener. R. Balstad, J. Olson, S. DeCoursey. Second row: A. Jansevics, G. Simon. F. Kantorowicz, B. Curtis, A. Wiggen. B. Nepsha, G. Piecek, C. Anderson. J. Lener, E. Theisen. L. Peterson. S. J aster. R. Rhodes, N. Larsen. Ihird row: K. Thill. K. Kacheroski. M. Bishop, G. Zemien, T. Anagnostou. D. Piekarski, N. Springer, A. Nelson, B. Graf, P. Gall. A. Lambic. D. Johnson, M. Smith. CHORAL CLUB—First row: C. Bensen, K. Thies, K. Rosell, D. Karbo, N. Orr. L. Butterfield. B. Hanson. Second row: C. Lemoing. C. Krahl, J. Sandell, S. Johnson, M. Lahti. N. Egeland. Third row: J. Torgerson, S. Cederstrom, M. Olsen, R. Reiners, J. Champeau. M. Tema. Fourth row: M. A rone, G. linker, N. Ward, D. Bergman, E. Nelson, K. Cummings, P. Schiel. '2Ve TRacde Oux l oice SENIOR CHOIR—First row: C. McConvillc, S. Boris, K. Johnson, C. Waage, S. Nepsha, U. Ward, M. Hansen. J. Janicke, C. Kociscak. D. Baur, M. Trost, M. Entner, C. Moran, K. Fearon, S. Murray, M. Oslund. S. Roharge, S. Drozdik. J. Burhta, L. Carlson. Second row: R. Kairies, M. Neumann, S. Falldin, J. Kappcller. B. Hreha, J. Rood, R. Klesk. J. Maznio, K. Chase, J. Caldenwood, L. Bergstrom, B. Erickson, N. Cherniak, N. Burkholder. S. O’Shea, P. Markham. Third row: M. Knutson, F. Lunquist, R. Bakke, P. Coleman. K. Hoffman. G. Pestello, C. Andersen, C. Guenthen, R. Johns, H. Hansen, D. Anderson, J. Settera, R. Johnson, S. Finnegan. Mr. Sodergrcn. Fourth row: M. Lord, T. Holland, D. Hall, D. Dzubay, D. Chesney, G. Nelson, I). Godwin. K. Knutson. R. Bailey. R. Walquist, R. Skogsberg. SANDY KIMBALL Majorette Flutes: P. Issaarson, R. Bottoms, P. Kayr. E. Eglrr. C. Risch, C. Webber, L. Nckola, C. Johnson. E-Flat Clarinet: R. Hendrickson. Alto Clarinet: P. Cranroth, J. Benson. M. Nelson. K. Stukel. Clarinets: M. Trma, M. Jostad. S. Dahl-strom, T. Armstrong, K. Shortridge. D. Crocker. L. Hale. E. Harlien. S. Gehrke, J. Hendrickson, M. Rodger. B. We Edison students are proud of our ham! which has received “A” ratings in both district and state contests. Under the direction of Mr. Lunkley, the members strive to do their best to develop good music. Our Edison Band was organized for the purpose of developing the musical interests and aptitudes of students who qualify. At present, there are 97 members in the band. In early September the band logins its practice sessions. To add to our enjoyment, the band plays at five of our football games. When the football season is over, the band learns new selections for its Winter Concert and the one performance at the Auditorium during the basketball season. The remaining days of the year find the band rehearsing for such events as the Spring Concert, exchange performances with other schools, and commencement ceremonies. School Sfrout Chapman. B. Runtrock. K. Ovrrson. E. Zuck. J. Jalma. D. Nordinc, J. Vadi . L OUon, B. Kee . R. Cochnauer. L Jostad. French Horn: R. Nelson. Drums: M. Peterson. B. Stein. J. Schmidt. C. Eklund, J. Mi� knwiec. M. Dorse, J. Sognruand. P. Brunrlle. Piccolo; A.'Solberg. MR. ELMO LUNKLEY. Director Being a director of any baud is not an easy job. A leader must have at all times the drive and enthusiasm that any one member of the organization lacks. Patience and tolerance are also essential qualities of a band or any music director. Edison is extremely fortunate to have as its band director a man who fits this role. Among Mr. Lunkley’s accomplishments with the band are high ratings in many state contests. Mr. Lunkley is admired and respected by the whole student body and faculty for his outstanding work with the band. No band is complete without the help of a majorette to liven up the band performances at the games. Sandy Kimball, an Edison sophomore, has proved her talent very useful. She has earned, through performances with her baton, many medals. We Edison students are proud of Sandy and feel privileged to have her in our student body. Thus, our band continues to grow and improve with the help of Mr. Lunkley and each individual band member. “PreaeKtaup S f tt AoHcc 04tcent Saxophone: 1). Nordine, B. Bliss B. Welle, B. Langlai . Tenor Saxophone: L. Paff, F Lewis, D. Jacobsen. I). Gul-bran-on. Oboe: D. I’erlick. E-Flat Clarinet: J. Hagen. Trumpets: G. Wold, I). Tripp, I). Ruiz, B. Boolh, R. Lasho. L. Pellerson, J. Stafford, I). Norlin, I). Wallis, T. Lrzniak. Bass Clarinet: I). Ewing. C. Hudoba, I). Johnson. Trombones: J. Johnson. J. Miller, B. Risch, A. Zierman, B. Teague. Baritones: R. Maki, R. Headen, G. Cox, A. John son. K. Folsom. B. Nelson. French Horns: J. Nelson, M. Chrsney. Bases: L. Hal brook-. B. Zimmerman, L. Leivska, J. Swartch. Director: Mr. Elmo Lunkley. MR. BAUER ADVANCED STRING CLASS-S. Drckrr. J. Barfu , J. Chapman. B. Decker. S. Bondt, M. Scale . L. Ly� tig. D. Sim . M. McClain. The Northeast String Program has made significant progress during the past years. A total of eleven string classes (violin, viola, cello, bass viol) are now formed in surrounding grade schools. Northeast Junior High and Edison. Facilities in the form of instruments, cabinets and necessary supplies are being provided as the program moves steadily forward. At present there arc one hundred and twenly five members in the various classes beginning in the fourth grade and progressing on up to the Edison groups. Stni ty Sesiettade Hi V f.: INTERMEDIATE STRING CLASS-Firet row: J. Miller K. Timmer . S. Gunderson. J. Rye, J. Erickson. Second row: J. Hall, L Kilpatrick, S. Vizgcky. J. Voseler. Third row Rule. L. Grotte. S. Hudoba. JUNIOR ADVISORS—Scaled: Mrs. Schwartz, Mis- Ward. Mr-. Ellis. Mis- Tomcy, Mr. Nickerson. Mr. Drage. Mr. Mrs. Hulbcrt, Mrs. Cornelius. Miss Ramswick. Standing: Hamrin, Mrs. Pohlson. efere e t ttcve Oun. f caU i (2£a4 JUNIOR CABINET—Stated: B. Thayer, Treasurer; C. J. Torgerson. N. Olson, T. Gawronski. L Leivieka. Third Lyons. J. Johnson. P. Kaucher, S. Walker. I . Schiel. Sec- row: G. Johnson, B. Ouxv, Vice President; A. Daniel-. I), ond row; M. Sexton. Secretary; J. Vincent. A. Arne«on. I.in.low. I). Larson. President: B. Tum.|uisl. SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—First row: B. Peterson, J. Wed in, D. Rutz. R. Myslajrk, T. Krinke, C. Walden. P. Evanson. Second row: B. Ouellette, M. Tema, C. Eklund, B. Johnson, Secretary; T. Newman. President; Miss Sorenson. D. Lystig, Vice President; C. Lemoing, Treasurer; S. Johnson. Si. Asp, T. Anagnostou, A. Kamensky. Third row: M. Lahti, P. Lewis, B. Grieve. A. Jansevics, C. Jodie, C. Cope, M. Nelson, N. Asp. P. Sund-berg. C Risch. C. Bensen. R. Ries. J. Sanger. Fourth row: B. Zimmerman, C. Anderson. J. W'ach . J. Hendrickson. K. Overson. G. Kredberg. P. Goaaler. J. Andrescik, N. Finnegan. M. Olson. M. Jostad. B. I.undeen. M. Tema. Fifth row: R. Tripp. V. Thorrson, P. Ka«ton. M. Smith, J. Torgrrson, B. Graf. J. Timmers. B. Chapman, J. Ratay, P. Flannery, E. Theisen. B. Curtis. M. Kranak. Sixth row: K. Hafner, J. Sandell. M. Wegner. N. Ward. C. Patch, E. Vincent. K. Folsom. E. Zinter, P. Maguire, P. Walther. N. Brinda, T. Szczech. 'JfatcOH C Societies JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—First row: M. W'alley, L. Fisher. G. Michalor, R. Clark. R. Pearson, S. Eklund, G. Krai. L. Martin. Second row: C. Johnson, J. Donatelle, B. Held. J. Hughart. S. Christy. M. Hagfors, J. NeUon. H. Serum. I). Johnson. Third row: J. Benson, J. Varian. C. Kuensting. P. Brunelle, J. Grones, B. Swanson, R. Kowaliuk. M. Lind sir ora. Fourth row: R. Tripp, J. Chapman. J. Widseth. G. Bishop, A. Solberg, G. Peterson. EDISON FORENSIC LEAGUE—Firat row: Miaa Garland. Advisor; Nl. Marinan, P. Sundberg. A. Kamnrky, D. Hanson, President; M. Lahti. Secretary; K. Bailey, M. Smith. C. Sholandcr. U. Schrorder, Mrs. Wong. Second row: B. Erickson. C. Cope. M. Herman. S. DeCoursey, M. Kranak, K. Kairies, B. Nordin. L. Goldner, D. Bour. C. Moran. Third row: J. Johnson. J. Timmers, J. Farrington. B. Saxe, C Dalrki, C. Lentoing. E. Guzy. K. Thill, C. Zunker, R. Warhol, M. W'iberg. Fourth row: V. Thoreson, B. Nelson. A. Munson. I). Godwin, J. Ostenso. T. Holland. R. W'alquist, E. Kimball. I). Larson. C. Patch, M. Trost, M. Smith. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE-First row: M. Marinan, M. Lahti, C. Sholandcr. C. Lrmoing. Miss Garland, Advisor; J. Timmers, P. Sundberg, II. Schrorder. Second row: V. Thoreson, C. Patch, D. Hanson, J. Ostenso, E. Kimball, D. Larson, J. Johnson. A. Kamensky. EDISON DEBATE TEAM—First row: A. Kamensky, C. Patch, Miss Garland, Advisor; C. Lemoing. M. Lahti. Second row. P. Sundberg, D. Hanson, J. Ostenso, V. Thoreson. INVENTORS’ CLUB—First row: J. Wojack, Equipment Manager; T. Armstrong. L. Kohout, J. Timmera, Co-Captain; Mr. Drage, E. Vincent. Co-Captain; D. Lystig, President; B. Brunt rock. Second row: M. A. Lahti, K. Cummings. D. McNamara. D. Anderson. J. Forbes. R. Leonard. J. Sundberg, D. Salmon. Third row: B. Kresa. K. Kuehn. N. Orr, D. Ives, C. Zunker, W. Bergman. W. Sokolsky, S. Kuelm. C. Eklund. Fourth row: J. Torgerson. J. McLaughlin, G. St. Cyr, D. Thorsen, A. O’Shea. J. Star. L. Goodman, N. Burkholder. cutcC S zye ’THtHtcupetneHt STAGE CREW—First row: B. Zimmerman. Foreman. Sec- G. Stenbakken. C. Walden, D. Yorston, Mr. Cunberg, B. ond row: J. Henke, P. Maguire, Secretary; M. Tema, See- Turnquist. D. Nelson. D. Crocker, rrtary; P. Evan son. G. Eckenroth. Third mw: D. Kocon, STAIR GUARD CAPTAINS—First row: R. Tripp. K. Hagstrom. I.. Halhrooks, K. Hafner, B. Zimmerman. Second row: C. Walden. R. Laing. W. Tomczyk. I). Nelson. J. Eich. D. Yor ton. .eCta le 7 t£vuK4tco i eutcC Dcneetcott STAIR GUARDS—First row: G. Swanson. G. Wachs, T. Cawronski. B. Stukel, K. Hagstrom. Assistant Head Captain; R. Tripp. Head Captain: Mr. Mankow«ki. R. Jarosak, G. W alker. B. Zimmerman. Second row; R. Jeziorski. G. Eck-enroth. D. llan on. K. Hafner, J. Port lance. D. Scovil, K. Brrglund. G. I-aun. L. Halbrook . C. Erie. C. Decker. Third row: G. Wallin. L. Walker. N. Mykulak. R. Genosky. W. Yunker, W. Turnquist. E. W'icklander. J. Bergstrom, D. Johnson. J. ablon ky. I). Rut , I). Perlick. Fourth row: R. Monette. I). Ewing. S. Frank. A. Vitols. K. Peterson. J. Rodgers. T. Krinke, K. Kok. R. Orr. R. Manley. L. Hale. Fifth row: A. Kocon. M. A rone, J. Schulte. J. Evans. D. Yorston. C. Walden. D. Hermanson, R. Walcjak. A. Daniels. R. My«lajck. J. Eich. Sixth row: R. Wcatling, D. Nelson. J. Vandermyde. J. Ostenso. J. Crotons. D. Lindow, G. Ahl |ui� t. G. Yunker. W. Tomczyk. R. luting. R. Blume. LEADERSHIP CLUB Fir� l row: C. Van EUberg. J. DrMu c, K. Stukrl. U. Schroeder, E. Vincent, Corrrsjiond-ing Secretary; D. Larson. President; K. Myslajrk. J. San dell, Crnrrai Secretary; M. Wegner, Attendance Secretary; R. Tripp, Treasurer; A. Lambir, J. Schmidt. Second row: M. Trma. M. Sexton. C. Hudoba. D. Salmon. L. Kaye, J. Ferraro. J. Janicke, R. Bailey, A. Kondrak, C. Lyons. M. Lahti. Third row: S. Johnson, C. Risch, D. Burland, E. Theiscn. M. Tema, R. Tumquist. K. W'ortliington, P. Sund-berg. I.. Jurek. S. Eklund, C. Eklund. Fourth row: E. Eglcr, M. Kranak. J. I .undell. P. Kaucher, R. Hendrickson. S. l’restvrood. S. Finnegan. P. Call. .. Rosier, N. Olson, B. Taylor. Fifth row: S. Kimball. P. Cossler, N. Finnegan, J. Andresik, L. Brindley. P. Maguire. B. Johnson. C. Neuman. B. Graf. J. Timmers, N. Asp. Sixth row: R. Laugen, J. Torgerson. N. Brinda. J. Naslund, E. .inter, R. Bennett, N. Burkholder. P. Cerdeman. K. Naslund, B. Nordin, C. Lemoing. Seventh row: K. Ilafner. J. Henke, D. Lystig, M. Arone. J. Kondrak. C. Ahlquist, W. Tomczyk. J. Ostenso, G. Johnson, C. Walden, N. Ward. E. Emerson. and Senvtce USHERS’ CLUB—First row: J. Risk. B. Hanson. C Bednark. S. Eklund, Secretary; D. Karbo. I.C.C.: Mis Choudek. L. Kaye, President; C. Gaffney, Vice President; R. Bennett, C. Johnson. Second row: C. Yates, P. Peterson, R. Bies, K. Worthington, J. Larson, P. I ewis. J. Kucsecska, A. Andrajack. M. Lrmkc. Third row: K. Thill, D. Johnson, G. Simon. R. Karheroski. N. Solem, B. Perry, P. Markham. H. Serum, B. Carlson. Fourth row: T. Skirka, P. Bowman, K. Doncaster, D. Wallace, K. Overson, M. Ziegenfuss, J. Varian, J. Plaster, B. Nordin. Fifth row: B. Nepsha, K. Murphy, S. Nepsha, M. Wiberg, P. Palmer, G. Thysell, K. Ahlquist, P. Schiel. Sixth row: B. Chapman, C. Dale, J. Wheeler, B. Saxe, 1). Haugen, M. Smith, J. Stefansky, D. Nye, L. Olson. FT A—First row: B. Hanson. J. Sandrll. Treasurer: M. Wegner, Secretary; Mia Roger?, C. Copr, ICC: N. Ward. Vice President. Second row: M. Lahti, S. l-anhart. D. Salmon. M. Marinan. J. Kuc ec-ka. Third row: A. Jan evic«. N. Brin.la. J. Naslund. P. Wallhrr. S. Phillip. N. Orr. ‘P%o tu ctu vteem tAe puture FHA—Fir l row: J. Ne| on. C. Michalov, K. Pahl. Secretary: N. Springer, President; Mr?. Elli«. C Nordin, Vice President: B. Molcomh. K. I.undhlad. Second row: N. Reitsma. H. Casper. K. Bath. (.'. Gulhrand-on. J. 0‘Shca. C. Redwark, J. Ro ell. E. Olson. A. Christenson. Third row: M. Bakkr, N. Quamme. J. Hall. K. Hal ta l. S. Viarcky. J. Yor?lon. (.. Slenhakken. S. Tripp. Fourth row: M. Hudoba. J. Nygaard. M. Undalrom. S. Hudoba. P. M ham. I Painter. I). Thoma?. M. Knutson Fifth Cardinal. M. INffilt. C Guernsey. K. Anderson - Nr«'P. K Dahl. K. Wojoyla. C. Drane. B. Perry. J O'Neil. S. Amundson. P. ailing. S. Besnelt. J-Jaeger. J. Calderwnod. S. Slone. SENIOR GUIDES—First row: M. Tema. C. EklunJ. F. Leary, J. Andrescik. President; K. Cummings. L. Butterfield. Second row; L. Kaye, N. Asp, C. Hanson. D. Karbo, N. Finnegan. Third row: B. Johnson, M. Wegner. J. San dell. J. Naslund, N. Krinda. R. Glodek. 'P'tacttcaC S frenccttcc fan S ccceKctf LIBRARY MONITORS—First row: R. Johns. D. Crawford. Grahm. I). Koch. L. Haflund. D. Baur. Third row: R. S. Anderson. M. McClain. Second row: R. Wones, J. Skogsberg, M. Reed. S. Coctr. R. Lundherg. BANK CASHIERS—First row: C. Michalov. M. Paumcn. I). I.ucas, M. J Warhol. K. Hoy. Miaa Row. P. Kaston, S. McCaffrey, D. Hauser. M. McClain. Second row: J. Ben«on. I). Lundeen. S. Peterson, M. Hansen, E. Zander. C Caffney. M. Tema. N. Quamme. S. Kay. J. Peregrin. Third row; G. Nelson. P. Schiel. S. Finnegan. G. Harriman. J. Ratay. C Nahnsen, C. Eklund. P. Faucher, B. Smith. M. Diffin. Fourth row: M. Borowicz, S. Hansen. K. Murphy. J. Sir-fansky, J. Hildebrand. P. Randall. J. Danieisow. K. Thorson, K. Gallison, C. Cope. B. Perry. Fifth row: A. Anderson, R. (leaden, R. Erie, S. Arent, B. Nicholas. J. McClure, L I. undhlad, K. Naslund, A. Wiggcn. Sixth row: J. Torgerson. J. Engstrom, M. Pestello, R. V'ierkant. D. Tabis, B. Kauth. B. Stukel, L. Peterson, D. Karbo. i t t6e “ZO tlcC OFFICE PAGES—First row: M. Benjamin, M. Sowada, M. Sexton. C. Olejnicak. J. Koelfgen, D. Reisewitz. B. Thayer. G. Krai. Second row: M. Wickstrom, N. Burman. S. Miller, J. Plaster, K. Jasicki. D. Burland. M. Marinan, C. Crepeau, A. Juricko. Third row: J. Hclwig, J. Rau. A. Schleisman, J. Westcott, J. Stefansky, M. Stoltman, M. Callus, S. Chamber- land. Fourth row: G. Zemien, C. Lien. B. Pointek. G. Puck-ropp, S. Arent, P. Bowman. G. Puckropp, L. Faircloth, M. Pawlak. Fifth row: J. Midthun. R. Erie, P. Gerdeman. E. Mae Lean. M. Wagner, I). Pearson. N. Brinda, M. Wegner, J. McClure, S. Henricks, L. Lundblad. RECORD STAFF First row: C Hanson, C. Solem. page 2 editor; j. Wedin, page 4 editor; Miss Brunzell, Nancy Ward, Editor; E. Kampa, page 3 editor; J. Kucsecska. Second row: N. Isakson. J. Gawrondki. J. Wheeler, K. Cummings, S. Gehrke, D. Stoddard. Third row: J. Swenson. M. Solz, B. Westling, G. Pearson, M. Fahey, B. Heidemann. Vasiietet '7feeo4. RECORD PRINT STAFF: J. Erie. L Pali. A. Forrest. M. Chesney. M. Wescott. G. Solz. D. Nordine, L. Erickson. Mr. Rpichow LUNCHROOM MONITORS - Fir ! row: S. Trtnowski. B. Nordin. C. Lee, Mr. Par� on� , L. Ca'hman, S. Anderson. Second row: K. St. De«si . J. Ro-Lack. J. Buechler, I . Bowman, R. Erie, B. Gallagher, C. Kaiser, S. Kaiser. Third row: B. Fahrendorff. J. West colt. M. Mandery, M. Simon. R. Mo-neiie. K. Buck. B. Taylor. Fourth row: G. Johnson. J. Yahlon ky, D. Henvick . G. Shod, J. Kondrak, G. Kacheroski. T. Pollock, D. Drevniak. LUNCHROOM CRUISERS — First row: I). Buchts, W. Paaverud, Mr. Parsons M. Hickman. Second row: E. Petersen. R. Colburn, R. Nelson. LUNCHROOM HELPERS—First row: D. Schiller, J. Egeland. Miss Lee. C. Webb, T. Viscio. Second row: C. Pe-troske, K. Viscio, T. Setters, K. Larson. D. Samuelson. CHESS AND CHECKERS: A. Johnson, Vice President; F. Lunquist, R. Bailey, President; J. Star. I.C.C.; Mr. Erickson. R. Skogsberg, Secretary. s4 (tycUCettfe frvi 7 tteCCectcoxC ART CLUB—First row: R. Carlson, J. Andrescik, Treasurer; U. Schroeder. Secretary; Miss Toohy. N. Asp. President; R. Lauterback. Vice President; F. Coates. Second row: M. Boris, J. Ferraro. L. Rath. C. Solem, J. Plaster. I- Dobak. J. Koeltgen. Third row: M. Williams. S. Kuehn. J. Sandell. B. Nicholas. K. Buck. N. Finnegan. Fourth row: P. Walther. J. McDonald. R. Gulsvig. B. Weeber, P. Loebner. D. Burkland. A. Munson. TOMMIE BOOSTERS-First row: P. Grivna. S. Kuch-L i ’ ’’’ 'a' un,j- rrraMirrr; Mrs. Smith. Mr. Jedlund, r.. Emerson, President; R. Glodrk. Secretary; S. Reshctar. Second row: J. Kucsecska, I). Salmon, r. Peterson, I.. Kaye. S. Arent, N. Asp. N. Hurman. C. Sholandrr, S. Lan- hart. Third row: S. Kuehn, C. Dale. J. Wheeler, A. Munson, C. Zemien, G. Sawatske, G. Thomasen, C. Krahl. Fourth row: P. Bowman. J. Midthun. J. Rhode, J. Nesser, D. Nelson. J. Strauss. D. Pearson. R. Erie, C. Lemoing. ( OHtc UKKC4. Sufrfuvtt fo s4t6lettC PEP CLUB—hirst row: J. De.Muse, B. Hanson, M. I-rmke, U. Schroeder. P. Hansen. Treasurer: M. Marinan, President; Mr. Bates, Mrs. Dantberg, Z. Roster, Secretary; J. Chiodo, Vice President; D. Stupera, S. Walker. C Gaffney, S. Champeau. Second row: C. Hudoba. J. Kucsecska. A. Lambic, M. Sexton. J. Ferraro. A. Andrajack. S. Kimball. B. Grieve, J. Janicke, C. Lyons. M. Tema, S. Kuchinski, R. Bies. Third row: P. Sundhcrg, C. Sholander, C. Eklund, N. Kgcland. N. Burman. J. Graham. B. Lundeen. R. Dooner, S. Omdahl. R. Kacheroski. L. Dobak, K. Overton. Fourth row: N. Solem, M. Junrski, K. Rosell. L. I.undblad. A. Wiggen, B. Curtis. M. Kranak. N. Olson. P. Fauoher, S. Cederstrom. L. Kaye. P. Peterson. L. Jurek. Fifth row: R. Berg, P. Randall, J. Wheeler. G. Maki, P. Cosaier. D. Karbo. K. Cummings, N. Asp. R. BaUtad. J. Lundell, B. Perry, P. Markham, D. Guimont. Sixth row; C. Hoffman, C. Dalcki. A. Fathead, C. Hanson. I). HaJich. B. Lambie. E. Nelson. D. Hurrle, J. Olson. L. Brindley. N. Finnegan, S. Kuehn. J. Babcock. Seventh row: M. Baarstad, D. Salmon. J. Gawronski. M. Boris, A. Dascalos, N. Brinda, N. Burkholdrr, B. Nicholas, J. Naslund, B. Graf, J. Buechler, J. Roback. S. Phillip. Eighth row: K. Naslund, K. Short-ridge, R. Glodek. B. Johnson. M. Smith, I). Bergman. J. Kappeller, G. Thomasen. J. Sandell, M. Wegner. J. Swrnson. A. Munson. CROUP CAPTAINS—First row: J. Nygaard. M. Dordan, R. Carlson. D. Kania. R. Bin, J. Janiclcc. C. Gaffney. B. Godlewski, S. Champeau, J. Demusc. K. Overton. Second row: J. Benson. S. Prrstwood. B. Slein, B. Grieve, S. Falldin, B. Ovshak. L. Hairr. J. Pederson. M. Tenia, E. Zanders. Third row: N. Eklund. S. Arenl. J. Wachs, J. Schullo, B. Welle. S. Finnegan. J. Sivanich. C. Krahl. L. Goldner. Fourth row: L Joslad. B. Graf. N. Burkholder. B. Curtis. L. Messenbrink, E. Theisen. A. Dascalos, R. Erie, B. Warren, J. Kappeller. Fifth row: B. Nicholas, P. Wal-ther, G. Mastro. D. Burkland, W. Weeber. E. Vincent. G. Neuenfeldt, J. Eckstein, P. Maguire. tytoufi “ Re?(tne ent Oun s4cCvt4 vUe4- ELEVENTH GRADE MISS CHOUDEK—208 First row: B. Warren. M. Nelson. B. Langlais, J. Skaja. Miss Choudek. G. Simon. A. Erickson, S. Kuchinski, K. Thill. Second row: E. Zentzis, S. Wardarske. J. Lundell, J. Gorski. D. Lucas. D. Brooks. N. Olson, J. Plaster, B. Pointer, j. Moore. Third row: H. Hanson, H. Weise, J. Yablonsky. J. DuCharme, J. Dupay. G. Shod, J. Bergstrom. A. St. Hilaire. ELEVENTH GRADE MRS. CORNELIUS-202 First row: S. Brelschneider. I). Kurland. A. Nel son, Z. Kostcr, Mr , Cornelius, A. Wiggrn, K. St Dennis. S. Walker. Second row: C. Weidt. I Warhol. T. Ko jnik. B. Chapman. K. Hoy. G Fuckropp. G. Zemien, L Liberkowski, M. Hau rish. Third row: J. Sheldon. I). Henricks, J. Ko kosh. M. Arone. R. Maki. D. l ar on. I). Sandberg P. Hanson. ELEVENTH GRADE MRS. ELLIS-312 First row: M. Greene, C. Fender, S. Arent, Mrs. Ellis, L Vrrlo. M. Peltier. M. Gallus, K. Harlow. Second row: T. Gawrondki. J. Gralmwske, A. Dascalos, D. Haugen. J. McCune, P. Lohn. C Tryman. Third row: F. Brant, B. Hughes. D. Drane, D. Hrrmanson, G. Evans, P. Justen, D. Bourgerie. ELEVENTH GRADE MISS GARLAND-313 First row: B. Tackaberry, K. Hohen-stein. S. Reshetar, L. Peterson, A. Juri-eko. G. Lyons, M. Sexton. Second row: J. Frizzelle, J. Miller. M. Warhol, S. Hurtle, P. St rand berg, K. Vanderbilt, P. Hozrmpa. Third row: R. Benson, K. Berglund, M. Fender, D. Erie, R. Jacob, L. Olson. Fourth row: T. Mitchell, G. Wold, D. Price. A. Daniels, J. Bursell, R. Lauterhach, B. Guzy. ELEVENTH GRADE MR. HAMRIN—209 First row: P. Nybo, V. Martin, G. Cushman, P. Farrington. Mr. Hamrin, B. Wedin, J. Rau, J. LaPointe. Second row: D. Fagerlee, D. Notsch, K. Larson. G. Wachs, J. KotowicA S. Howe, C. Mayer, L. Lundblad. Third row: G. Eric, J. Portlance, R. Sherwood, R. Myslajck, D. Buchta, L. Olson. R. fidvad, G. Ripley. ELEVENTH GRADE MRS. HULBERT—320 First row: P. Crivna. C. Dorso. D. Pirkar ki. Mrs. Hulbert, M. Thompson, B. Ranks, I). Fisher. Second row: J. Godava. H. Nordcrrw. A. Schleisman, G. Harriman. S. Goetz. B. Gacek. J. Schwaah, K. Sorenson. Third row: T. Thomson, G. Anderson. D. Hall, P. Gerdeman. J. lottery. P. Bowman. M. Warhol. Fourth row: L. Ives, D. Hagford, R. Bennett, G. Thompson. R. Ruselh, V. Touhey. A. Arneson, M. Long. ELEVENTH GRADE MR. LOP AT A—224 First row: L. Rath, S. Champeau. C Yates. B. LeVoir. Mr. Lopata. C. Gaff ney. N. Larson. E. Harlien. Second row J. Murphy. K. Zwicki. M. Jostad. D Samuelson. R. Rhodes. N. Solem, R Eaton. Third row: S. Nelson. D. John son. O. Rosenberger, B. Gramhill. W Simon. N. Mykulak. J. Mandery, J Vincent. Fourth row: M. Livingston. G Schultz, J. Rodgers. J. Eich, I.. Erpel 'ding. R. Nelson. C. Velin, G. Ericson R. Gochnauer. ELEVENTH GRADE MR. NICKERSON-215 First row: M. Sow ado. B. Radloff. B. Nepsha. Mr. Nickerson. P. Schiel, A. Lambic. Second row: C. Jodie, M. Kra-nak. A. Munson. W. Yunker. C. Sopcyk, P. Dolinsky. Third row: C. Decker. A. Vitols, J. Gill. J. Barton. L Walker. T. Zierman. ELEVENTH GRADE MRS. POHLSON—324 First row: B. Thayer, J. Johnson, K. Jasicki, Mrs. Pohlson. S.- Dupay, D. Rrisewitz. B. Johnson. S. VanDevener. Second row: M. Bishop. M. Pawlak. C. Anderson. J. Mattson. R. Balkus, B. Stukel. J. Ebert. J. Graham. B. Peters. Third row: J. Tay-cak, M. Chelstrom. B. Brindley, J. Vandermyde. J. Seidcn, D. O’Hara. J. Haire, J. Kitchar. ■•(V ELEVENTH GRADE MISS RAMSWICK 222 First row; J. Ri-k. R. Rak. C. Risch. Mi Rams wick, I.. Jurck. M. Lcrnkp, J. Marvin. Second row: S. Chamberland. R. Kachero ki. B. Gallagher. C. Anderson. J. Sheldon. F. Kantorowic . R. Bul-stad, P. Thore on. Third row: R. Fryos, R. Wones, I). Swanson. T. Tri-ta. J. Shelso, D. Wester. Fourth row: N. Becker. D. Tabis. J. Schulte, I). Lindow, G. Sornsen. D. Pearson. B. Gustafson. ELEVENTH GRADE MRS. SCHWARTZ-303 First row: C. Bajak, P. Gall. S. Stevens, Mrs. Schwartz. J. Rutay. C. Hudoba, J. Wincck. Second row: L. Rozek. M. Garfield. S. Matt. C. Patch. G. Walker. C. Puckropp. C. Mattisoo. Third row: T. Baumler. D. Brudwick, J. Kondrak. J. Ostenso. S. Cullen. J. Falk. K. Peterson. ELEVENTH GRADE MISS TORNEY—223 First row: M. Parr, W. Boyce, B. Bas-singer. Miss Tomev. S. Johnson. D. Fremouw. J. Warbaaski. Second row: I. Standing. B. Nordin. R. Boulet. B. Taylor. S. Keith. C. Lien. E. Theisen. Third row: B. Neslund. J. Mro .ka, L Leiviska. S. Ostlund, N. Sol berg, J. McClure. J. Midthun, S. Anderson. Fourth row: R. DcMars, R. Jeziorski, B. Ky-lander, B. Bolin, J. Meyers, R. Manley. ELEVENTH GRADE MISS WARD-305 First row: P. Grivna. L. Sholander, P. Rytnan-owski, D. Dickinson. M. Tema, C. Kaiser. S. Prest-wood, C. Lottie. Second row: T. Anagnostou, P. Fuacher, L. Smith, B. Curtis, J. La fond, C. Paulson, S. Cederstrom. E. Guzy. Third row: M. Greene, D. Thorson, J. Mack. D. Perlick, D. Ger-vais. L. Hale, P. Kenney, T. Smith, G. Lafleur. TENTH GRADE MR. AHLSTROM—210 First row: J. Sivanich. M. Stoltmon. Mr. Ahlstrom, B. Kee . S. Benz, M. Kelni. Second row: D. Ward. J. Tar-nowski. R. Pehling, L. Raiche, M. Prey-hlyski, J. Roddy, P. Hansen, S. McDonald, S. DeCoursey. Third row: W. Wo jack, J. Cummings, W. Anderson. M. Paavrrud, B. Welle. D. Hansen, J. Humenansky. A. Bretschneider. Fourth row: E. Scales, R. Salahury, J. Korha. F. Palthen, D. Dzubay, R. Hunt, K. Malark. TENTH CRADE MR. BABST—129 First row: S. Peluf. E. Zilka. J. Larson. R. Berg. Mr. Babst. S. Hart. D. Johnson. J. I.a Belle, B. Decker. Second row: R. Johns. T. Harrison. B. Wilson. J. Frizzly. M. Terry. D. Posner. D. Kaed-drn, C. Andersen. R. Stcllick. Third row; K. Nelson. P. Gwiazdon. M. Brown. I). Cybyske. R. Klesk. S. Shelso. J. Sowada. R. Laugen. Fourth row: J. Calderwood. H. Nelson, H. Smith, W. Gundlach. S. Stewart. C. Pete. B. Porter. L. Nelson. D. Jordan. TENTH GRADE MR. BROWN—118 First row: J. Youngmark. T. Vescio, G. Thysell, Mr. Brown, Nl. Hansen. S. Boris. C. Walczak. Second row: I.. Goldner, B. Neeley. J. Bros!, I). Gersdorf. C. Buraell, R. Warhol. R. Greven, D. Swanson. Third row: P. Palmer, J. Zimba. A. Zierman. J. Lrzniak. T. Lezniak. N. Chermak. Fourth row: T. Smith, K. Vescio, R. Walquist. T. Peterson. B. Langner, J. Dowson, D. Hulsing. TENTH GRADE MISS D EVER ELL—119 First row: C. McConville, M. Rignell. S. Jester, M. Tacheny. Miss Deverell. B. Perry. C. Moran. J. Benson. Second row: J. Brecht, J. Dewars. J. Lindeman, L. Goff. A. Zych, C. Kociscak. J. Kach-eroski. Third row: K. Chase, J. Buclita, M. Dorso. L. Wishart. R. Skogsberg. B. Zipoy, J. Maznio. Fourth row: D. Skaw-•ki. J. Maloy, J. Tarnawski. D. Fish, J. Oslund. M. Walgren. R. Buntrock. J. Ellson. I i TENTH GRADE MISS FISCH—306 First row: C. Bednark. J. Sanderson, S. Dahlstrmn. B. Onshak. S. Nikiel. J. Lenrr, Y. Paul. Second row: II. Baltin, S. Murray. I). Hoskins. B. Erick-on. S. Purtle, J. Dascalos. Third row : S.‘Nep-shu. N. Springer, J. Hildebrand, II. Hansen. I.. Bergstrom. S. Flannery, J. Rood. Fourth row: I). Gulhranson, C. Newquist, W. Hannon. M. Zak. D. Kirk-wold, B. Murphy. I), (-lapra. TENTH GRADE MR KOTTOM—106 First row: K. Gilbert, M. Hatclla. B. Widmark, K. Johnson. Mr. Kottom, S. Drozdik. S. O'Shea. M. Ackerman. M. Knutson. Second row: G. Buda. J. Gibbon, J. Houdek, R. Sobcinski, K. Klasnja. B. Skaja, D. Haflund. R. Lasho, D. Rosell. Third row: R. Bredemu--, B. Krrley, G. Holmberg, B. Olson. U. Uglem, O. Moorman, -L. Cybyskc, K. Hoffman, M. Peterson. TENTH GRADE MR. MANKOWSKI—115 First row: P. Salmon, S. Kimball. G. Wilson, Mr. Mankowski, S. Kopas. S. Warhol, M. Smith. D. Crawford. Second row: D. Norlin, A. Lagacc. D. Bakun, L. McNamara, R. Thill. W. Anderson, I). Johnson. B. Fritz, B. Bruneau. Third row: R. Bakkc, J. Grivna, G. Cavic, J. Nelson, J. Miller, R. Wester, E. Rocthke, J. Melbo. TENTH GRADE MR. MARCOUILl.ER—326 First row: I'. Schullo. J. Yales, J. Olson. S. Peer, Mr. Marcouiller, B. Kespohl, S. Kay. G. Piecek. J. Nelson. Second row: J. Peura. R. Remillonging. N. Chaika. R. Frank. H. Berkenhoff. D. Swan-nn. J. Felrgy. M. Arelt, J. Egeland. I.. Nelson. Third mw: B. Snlrcoviak. D. Barf-knerht. K. Bakken. I). Knutsen. A. Johnson. C. Guenther. M. Che noe. R. Kolby. D. Johnson. TENTH GRADE MISS ROSS 304 First row: J. Amble. B. Spano. L. fried land. Miss Ross, S. Hutrhin-. K. Hogan. K. Mat us© vie. Second row: R. Bailey. J. Shipley, C. Olson, C. Nelson. C. Wagstrom. B. Nordling. G. Duffy. Third row: J. Grrmundson, J. Fischer. J. Settera. T. Ficocello. B. Booth. J. Thompson. J. Johnson, P. O'Neil. Fourth row: B. Kauth. J. Krook, I). Nrwgaard. G. Salmin. J. Mathews. B. F.dlund, D. Madore. TENTH GRADE MRS. WONG-321 First row: J. DeMuse, E. Zander. B. Jones, Mrs. Wong, G. Winge, B. St. Andrew, J. Sandberg. Second row: B. Burgoync, M. Brennan, P. White, B. Saxe, S. Finnegan. D. Nordine, B. Mancino, N. Lundeen. Third row: J. Karrrller. J. Try man, J. Vermeer, J. Hemp, C. I-a ar , J. Jalma. G. Kacz-marek. Fourth row: M. Pestello, D. Krystofiak. J. Robertson, B. Kammer, L. Dulluni, D. Brennan. J. Tully, J. Zawadski. TENTH GRADE MR. SIMMONS—301 First row: S. Favorite. M. Malasko, J. Jones, D. Burbank. B. Roseth, I. Porie-tis, C. Lind holt. A. Atkins. Second row: R. Sheppard. T. Fahrenholz, R. Johnson, S. Prrstwood, B. Skwarek, G. Va-lenta. J. Dickinson, T. Ouellette, E. Sola. Third row: P. Granroth, C. Webb, M. Wiberg, K. O'Hern, J. Ostendorf, A. Anderson, P. Walling, P. Westin. Fourth row: J. Lubinski. T. Kokes, N. Thoraon, E. Quam. D. Hall, P. Cole-mah. G. Weber. J. Nichols. G. Pestello. TENTH GRADE MISS SORENSON—211 First row: F. Clay. K. Fearon, C. Helms, Miss Sorenson, C. Bender, K. Drinkwine, S. Benson, E. Elmquist. Second row: R. Eklund. R. Ruiz, E. Hatcher. G. Sopnesand. J. Golden. L. Jostad. T. Pluwak. M. Entner. Third row: S. Ready, M. Neumann. D. Skrzypek. J. Zdon. L. Pultz, D. Fitzgerald. S. Olson. Fourth row: E. Kuril, R. Balthazor, D. Vincent. R. Jones, J. Lamere, D. Weinstock. K. Mell. K. Meyer. k TENTH GRADE MR. SPOLAR—225 First row: D. Hickerson. K. Stukel, S. Eley, I.. Carlson. Mr. Spolar. M. Trost, D. Fcrrard, P. Pilkey, M. Hafn« r. R. Carlson. Second row: I). Zondlo, Y. Schander. D. Grrvinklc. M. Rninvillc. P. Kayr. C. Waage. A. Varvillp, J. don. Third row: D. Bril. P. Super. D. Broune, I). Forsyun. D. Brinda. W. Day. Trd Dogelord. M. Walkrr. Fourth row: B. Erickson. R. Wrubil. B. Rrddin. B. Bliss. P. Isaacson. L. O’Dell. G. Hawfitch. N. Peterson. B. Nelson. TENTH GRADE MISS WALLACE-213 First row: A. Christenson. J. Ulmaniec, S. Petruzza, K. Sax. Miss Wallace, J. Dolinsky. J. Jamicke, B. Gust ail. Second row: C. Smolka, N. Eklund, J. Johnson, M. Oslund, L. Fairclolh, B. Hreha, G. Cox. B. Graham. Third row: K. Nas-lund, L. Kringen, T. Kywrriga. B. Kron, C. Belleisle, J. Pahl, B. Berg. Fourth row: F. Lundquist. T. Krinkc, T. Hammer, D. Dclvin. R. Culsvig, H. Bluk-hardt, J. Hanley. P. Loebner. NINTH-TWELFTH GRADES MR. GLINBERG—STAGE First row: I). Kocon, B. Zimmerman, M. Tema, Mr. Gunherg. P. Maguire, J. Henke, C. Walden. Second row: G. Eckcnroth, W. Turnquist, D. Nelson, G. Stenhakken. I). Yorston, P. Evanson. D. Crocker. NINTH-TWELFTH GRADES MR. DR AGE—323 First row: K. Cummings, I). Salmon. N. Burkholder. S. Kuehn. Mr. Drage. K. Kuehn. C Eklund. M. Lahti. Second row: I). McNamara, J. Sundberg, B. Bergman. N. Orr. W. Sokolsky, J. Timmers. B. Kresa. R. Leonard. R. Forbe� . Third row: D. Ives, C. Zunker. J. Torgerson. J. Star. J. Wojack. T. Armstrong. J. McLaughlin. L Goodman. Fourth row: E. KJafi. B. Buntrock. G. St. Cyr, E. Vincent. L. Kohout. D. Lystig, D. Thor-sen, A. O'Shea. •«.� v 0 98 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB- First row: J. Farrier, B. Nelson, S. McCarty, J. Frizzelle, D. Lucas, D. Fahrrndorff, M. Pear son, M. Howitz, G. Yngve. Second row: D. Solem. B. Holcomb, B. Anderson, J. Jarrmko, M. Burrow, K. Kurhn, M. Socinski. P. Schiflrr, J. Swanson. Third row: J. Ulmanirc. I). Dawson. J. Hilton. S. Smith. D. Marciniak. S. Hanson. J. Lindquist. J. Larson. B. Covrnry, H. Mogren. LITTLE CHOIR—First row: B. Salmon, N. Lindgrrn, K. Pahl B. Anderson, Secretary; Z. Zak. I). Bourgerie, J. Aronrs, T. Skirka, L. Haire, M. Smith. R. Perlick. B. Larson, D. Sholander. Second row: G. Balk us, G. Neuen- fcldl, D. Lesterson, B. Brown. I). Wiles. M. No ak. Presi' dent; G. Marciniak. J. Bloomquist. L. Kappeller. M. Bus sinik. W. Stokka. Miss Mary Barbara Ferguson has replaced Mr. Sodergren since bis retirement. Mrs. Elizabeth Swanson, a graduate of Roosevelt High School and Augsburg College, is now heading the Junior High Music Department. Her future plans include putting on a Spring Concert and giving music concerts for our school and others. £ ttenfrti t Ti it i Tftu cc and, So up JUNIOR CHOIR First row: N. Lindgren, J. Donatelle, N. Rcitsma. K. Pahl, B. Wideer, C. Houdck. J. Walker, K. Lundblad. V. Stark, D. Kania, P. Schiffer, E. Olson, G. Zawadski, M. Smith, R. Johnson, M. Paulson, B. Larson. P. Hogan. Second row: C. Prescott. D. Paaverud, J. Grothcim, S. Shelton, B. Lund berg. D. Thomas, N. Dorso, B. Anderson. Secretary; S. Beriou, A. Zak, D. Bourgerie. J. A rones, L. Haire, Vice President; R. Perlick, S. Keena, J. Mika. L. Voss. Third row: B. Salmon, D. Johnston, A Hanson. D. Wiles, J. Schon, M. Novak, President; W Stokka, G. Marciniak. N. Sellman, L. Herman, D. Fitz gerald, J. Lener, T. Peterson, B. Ochu, J. Balthazor, T Skirka, I). Sholander. Fourth row: J. Sutton, G. Balkus, G Nuenfeldt, R. Shore. D. Lcstcrson, B. Brown, L. Pcrlick, B Wood, J. Bloomquist, T. Urbanski, L. Kapprller, W'. Mis kowic, M. Russinik. T. Jaros, D. Haugen, J. Hanson. flutcor s4dot4 Ue4- We meet in advisory each morning to build the foundation for that day. Bulletins, Banking. Notices and Attendance are a few of the activities of a Junior High Advisory. NINTH GRADE MISS ALBINSON—207 Fir� row: M- McClain.. J . Fleitman, C. Johnson. K. Morgel, Miss Albinson, M. Diffin, I), Taylor. J. Walker. Second row: J. Boeder. I). Sutton. D. Gustafson, D. Do-rumsgaard, K. Knutson, J. Lindquist, T. Egeland, J. Stark, G. Anderson. Third row: W. Fish. J. A rone , R. Shore, M. Ryan, J. Vadis, R. Allen. G. Zukowski. S. Keena, L. Samuel son. NINTH GRADE MISS BENGTSSON—114 First row: B. Nelson. J. Simonson. K. Hanson, Miss Bengtsson, J. Pedersen, C. Nordin, G. Krai, N. Loye. Second row: M. Novak, M. Scales, J. Olson, J. Siborski. A. Hanson, M. Pearson. R. Doumgeard. C. Koehlen. Third row: M. Hougen, R. Lundberg. I). Lcsterson, 1). Graf. V. Braaten, K. Murphy, S. Smith. Fourth row: D. Egeland. T. Simpson, W. Johnson. J. Hanson. J. Horn, J. Sutton. S. Plumb. P. Falley. NINTH GRADE MISS WALKEE—310 First row: P. Hogan, L. Benson. D. Sederberg, Miss Walkee, C. Taylor. V. Lawrence. Second row: T. Knutson. J. Newsum, K. Hanson. J. Benson, J. Hoskins, D. Kama, R. Bums. Third row: B. Holzener, S. Decker, G. Gustafson, G. I-angner, D. McLeod, G. Rootkie. Fourth row: D. Yorston, R. Headen, B. Young, J. Falk. J. Stcllenberg, C. Prescott, D. Dawson. J NINTH GRADE MRS. BATES-226 First row: D. West. G. Swanson, M. Paav-erud, Mrs. Bates, P. Fisher, J. Henke, J. Larson. D. Fahrendorff. Second row: J. Hollom, J. Becker, D. Hanke, R. Suwalski, R. Hucbn, T. Peterson, B. McCoy, T. Pink. Third row: B. Anderson, D. Sholander, K. McKenzie, L. Perlick, J. DuPay, J. Larson, K. Gallison, M. Nelson. K. Turbak. Fourth row: B. Ahlquiet, G. Olson, B. Kishish, C. Iaiurents, G. Peterson. M. Mogren, E, Egler, B. Risch. NINTH GRADE MISS GLENN—200 First row: B. Larson. K. Worthington. S. Beriou, Miss Glenn. B. Carlson. S. McCaffrey, P. Schiffer. Second row: R. Wallis, C Lowell. L Nekola. J. Mika. B. Miesen. D. Roback, Jj.JLobulft. Third row: K. Schulla, A. Stoddard, B. Brown, R. Parker. T. Glander. J. Swanson. R. Erickson. Fourth row: K. Flannery. J. Wilton. H. Langston. M. Nybo. R. Turnquist, P. Warhol. L. Shoonover. NINTH GRADE MRS. KUNERT—227 First row; T. Carson, I). Tarasar. J. Hafich, Mrs. Kunrrt, B. Kubinski. S. Nelson. R. Hase. Second row: C. Nahnsen, D. Rick, T. Skirka, P. Anderson, K. Lind, G. Mattson, G. Hallgren, K. Gustafson. Third row: S. Sexton, K. Ahlquist, B. Paquette, M. O’Hara, D. McLeod, R. Milnar. G. Craig. Fourth row: Z. Bloomquist, R. Tripp, C. Vadis, R. Sargent, J. Laurents, S. Stone, J. Price, A. Paulson. NINTH GRADE' MISS LEARY—101 Firat row: R. Gorski, G. Zawadski. K. Pihlstrom, P. Linam. L. Haire, Miss Leary. J. Herland, B. Hale, Li TTaflund, M. Paulson. Second row: R. Sheppard, G. Swanson, M. Russinik, I). Newberg. J. Barfuss. A. Larson, D. Nordahl, C Wfiftnin'glfift, J. Manthis. Third row: S. Clos, R. Trout, M. Perry, J. Sobraske. J. Johansen, D. Johnson. J. Grotheim, S. Shelton. Fourth row: J. Sandberg. S. Bassett, M. Bart, R. Ko-hout,4L_S£tilt, J. Provost. C. Hickerson, C. Hanley, S. Stone. NINTH GRADE MISS RODGERS—108 First row: K. Jarosak, M. Murphy, B. Payne, Miss Rodgers, L. Lystig, L. Pehling. K. Erickson, R. HcnneSsy. Third row: J. Paradise, D. Solem, G. Yngve. R. Kowaliwk. M. Howitz. R. Vosler, N. Thomson. Third row: R. Lyke, D. Markley, J. Myrvold, J. Danielson, F. Vescio, C. Trost, D. Knoll, J. Herlofsky. Fourth row: P. Ortendahl, B. Brody, K. Bellows, D. Lundquist. S. Hunt, D. Solz, J. lllmaniec. NINTH GRADE MISS BARTON-1 Firet row: J. Frixxelle, J. Peltier, J. L Fedors, Miss Barton. T. Leonard. M. Hag for . S. Christy. Second row: H. Stefanoc T. Ringel. J. Anderson. R. Clark. R. Boris C. Valcnta. J. Ives. Third row: D. Koniar J. Johnson. D. Vantassel, I . Weise, R Walcuik, S. Gozola. C. Wagner, J. Gio vannini. Fourth row: A. Preston, R. John son, D. Couture, C. Humphrey, R. Swier kowski. R. Zimba. A. Solberg. NINTH GRADE MRS. SMITH—205 First row: 1 . Gruenberg, J. Donatelle, B. Cooper. B. Wideen. Smith, N. Lindgren. S. Stellick. J. Irwin. K. Pahl. Second row: J. Carlson. G. Mareiniak. I). Gustafson. J. Iacarrlla. B. Lekson, J. Jaremkom. B. Balega, 1 . Frank. Third row: S. Hansen, JJL Wjggcn, M. Magnuson. M. Bovccj R. Fish, D. Tousegrant, J. Horbul. KTuarson. D. Warren. Fourth row: I . Kudak, B. Held, M. White. K. Doncaster, Mrs. Hunder, K. Larsen. M. Sobeinski, G. Jones. NINTH GRADE MRS. HUNDER—229 First row: P. Kudak. B. Held, M. White, K. Doncaster, Mrs. Hunder, K. Larsen, M. Sobeinski, G. Jones. Second row: M. Zieg-enfuss, B. McLaughlin. J. Grones, G. Van Devener. D. W’allace, D. Lundeen. C W'eat-over, J. Warhol. Third row; P. Stepanchak. J. Widseth. G. Serbanic. B. Brody, L. Lowell. D. Nye, G. Homing. S. McCarty. Fourth row: J. Parlow. G. Bishop. E. Drabczab, J. Kara. D. Feyo, R. Adamski. C. Bubar, L. Nelson NINTH GRADE MR. KEYS-309 First row: S. Eklund, J. Hughart, H. Serum, Mr. Keys. A. McFadden, J. Lind, M. W'right. Second row: B. .Seueinen, K. Webb. M. J. Borowicz, L. Franc, P. Pearson, M. Buelow, T. Ringel, R. Hager. Third row: C. Gliniany. D. Schuster, C. Chris-topherson, K. Wilson. D. Johnson, G. Peterson, D. Mareiniak. Fourth row: J. Kneis-jder, R. Carlson. R. Maguire. J. Miskowiec, G. Johnson. S. Kleve, J. Bastian. NINTH GRADE MR. JEDLUND—4 First row: M. Olson. I). Luca . J. Hruhy. J. Farrier, Mr. Jedlund, S. Villrlla. C. Goetz, C. Johnson. Second row: J. Miller. C. Kuenstina, B. Swanson, L. Sopeyk. B. '.XTTflFfntTTnT Frane. I . Tarasar. G, Sargent. Third row: R. Anderson. B. Mar-ciniak. E. Kaminski. J. Adkins. S. Denny. P. Heines. C. Johnson. Fourth row: T. Johnson. G. Schaapvehl. J. Vick, B. Korh-lick. R. Curyl. R. Squier. I). Beardemphl. L. Mattson. NINTH GRADE MRS. CARLSON—316 First row: E. Anderson, C. Olcjnieak. C. West-cott, Mrs. Carlsoit. P. Batkiewicz, S. Peterson, L. Martin. Second row: R. Meyer. B. Hoegh. D. Johnson, K. Wiberg. D. Brouillard. B. Slick. B. Brezny. Third row: A. Nelson. P. Bautch. B. Coveney. A. Lindman. C. Petroske, J. Varian, J. Hauser. Fourth row: T. Kammer, J. Murphy, D. Ewing, B. Kennedy. R. Crunhagen, E. Watters. D. Smith. EIGHTH GRADE MR. BATES Fin� t row: P. Dahl, N. Tarasar, D. Bourgerie, J. O'Shea. Mr. Bates, L. Painter, M. Bakke, A. Christenson. Second row: W. Stokka, A. Munson, T. Thies. N. Dorso, K. Dahl, S. LaBosco. D. Didling, F. Bills, N. Zimmerman. Third row: S. Gunderson, C. Olson, R. Blevins, D. Smith, G. Balkus, M. Moore, K. Enrooth, C. Field. EIGHTH GRADE MR. BERG-3 First row: P. Hirashimu. J. Chew, J. Ro-scll, L. Kilpatrick, Mr. Berg, S. Gwiazdon, J. Branger, J. Parlow. Second row: J. Lener. D. Sherwood, M. Wood, M. Roethke. C. Kreig. M. Koppi, J. Januszewski. P. Kraska. D. Fitzgerald. Third row: L. Grotte. D. Wiles, J. Green. A. Burt, V. Jaeger. J. Engstrom. T. Jaros, K. Wojdyla. EIGHTH GRADE MR. CHRISTENSEN-125 First row: C. lloudek, M. Cruenbcrg. J. Millrr. J. Chew, Mr. Christensen, S. Tripp, M. Hoffman. N. Rcitsma. Second row: J. Nelson, II. Colburn, D. Peterson, T. Herrmann, E. Rood, R. Nelson. R. Harris. J. Blair, L Herman. Third row: D. MoCaf-ferty, G. Nelson, I). Johnston. D. Vadics, C. Suerth. B. Condon. S. Vizecky, C. Johnson, R. Peterson. EIGHTH GRADE MRS. CURRY-221 First row: B. Holcomb, I.. Skogsl erg. S. Gibbon. K. Timmers, Mrs. Curry, R. Perlick, J. Nelson, M. Dordan. K. I.undhlad. Second row: R. Pearson, R. Meyer, B. Johnson. J. Kjellberg, S. Coryell. J. Hall. J. Dame. T. Jaros, W. Michaels. Third row: I). Thomas, K. Thorson, K. Anderson, L. Kappeller, T. Holm, B. Wood, C. Winters, H. Landstrom, M. Frank. EIGHTH GRADE MR. MATHIASON—127 First row: H. Gasper, P. Laycux, K. Balstad, J. Nygaard, Mr. Mathiason, S. Hudoba, N. Quamme, J. Yorston. C. Forsgren. Second row: L. Babin, K. Johnson, F. Vescio, B. Maznio, J. Carlson, E. Petersen. C. Hendrickson, J. Hogan. Third row: M. Cardinal, T. Ragsdale, B. Thomas, J. Chapman, I). McKenze, L. Voss. J. ScJion, M. Nadbor-alski. D. Mrugala. EIGHTH GRADE MRS. SWENSON—105 First row: T. Rruneau. S. Vanderbilt. K. Bath, B. Lundberg. Mrs. Swenson, C. Sten-bakken, M. Goodwin, G. Michalor. Second row: I). Reavis. T. N'olden, J. Balthazor, R. Schroeder, J. Donnelly, J. Dzubak, JL Dfhu. M. Meyer. Third row: C. Larson. C. Gaillac, C Drane, B. Salmon, B. Jordan, S. Mika. J. Faucher. Fourth row: R. Wischnewski. L. Knoebel, B. Brant, G. Neuenfeldt, S. Amundson, C. Marguerite, C. Guernsey, M. Posner. EIGHTH GRADE MISS J. CARLSON—111 First row: C. Gulbrandson. M. Smith, S. Schoonover, K. Larson. Mis J. Carlson, L. Monahan, M. Szutz. D. Peterson. D. Hawfitch. Second row: G. Stellick, B. Engman, N. Sellman. V. Blurhaugh. A. Zak, W. Miskowic, L. Pink. C. Sorenson, D. Kersten. Third row: K. Jaseniuk. J. King. P. Sodergren, S. Besnett, P. Mitchum, B. Fretag, F. Stabe, T, Urbanski, P. Brunelle. SEVENTH GRADE MISS AGATHER—101 First row: D. Tmchinski, R. Knoll, Y. Tacheny, J. Hart, Miss Agather, S. Witter, S. Cryczkowski. J. Lien. Second row: J. Helwig, G. Peterson, R. Clark, J. Brinda, K. Borske, D. Skuza, D. Super. J. Langner. Third row: T. Hoff, J. Rye, M. Hickman, T. Anderson. D. Pierson. D. Christian. B. Lernard, D. Norgon, J. Agard. Fourth row: J. Faucher, R. Brandvold, S. St. Cyr, T. Marten, W. Warne, J.-Humenansky, S. Lach, J. Hilton. SEVENTH GRADE MISS BENNETT-112 Fimt row: G. Sheppard, K. Hcnnewy, M. K. Walley, L. Fisher, J. Langner, Miss Bonnet, B. Mid thus. B. Arrhambault, J. Erickson. Second row: C Wallin. A. Nazarenko, D. Smith. J. Limberg, P. Knutson, C. Johnson. C. Guzy, J. Peregrin, G. Kemling. Third row: B. Houdek, V. Sparrow, B. Freaa, J. Nelson, M. Gustafson. D. Trout. V. Lloyd. R. Thompson. Fourth row: D. Buchta, S. Kimball. G. Cloutier. R. Peterson. G. Turan, R. White, R. Bakken. L. Grotte, C Nelson. SEVENTH GRADE MR. BRUNING—113 First row: S. Kjelstrump, J. Vosler, O. But-qusaim, Mr. Bruning, D. Lane, N. DcCourscy, S. Sehrf, I). White. Second row: R. Schoonover. G. Craig, T. Chesney, D. Olsen, W. Paaverud, J. Stukel, K. Nybo, D. Baker. Third row: T. Eich, G. Ludke, S. Warhol, K. Wile, J. Lystig, G. Nelson, N. Palmquist. Fourth row: M. Rundquist, T. Rule. D. Zustiak. J. Nepsha, M. Miller, J. Hughes, M. Sandberg, J. Zukowski. How to boil water?' 'Scholar1 intellectual Don't bother inc. I’m busy' First row: P. Hirashima, S. Lach, M. Gruenberg. L. Haire, Treasurer; J. Lindquist, Secretary; Mr. Keys, B. Kishish. President; K. Gustafson. Vice President; C. Johnson. J. Nepsha. Second row: J. Warhol, S. Christy, T. Skirka, J. Benson, G. Peterson. M. Cardinal, L. Cystic. K. Schullo, J. Irwin, L. Grotte, T. Pink. Third row: T. Urbanski, K. Enrooth, C. Hickerson. D. Ewing, C. Neurnfeldt, M. Kyan, T. Holm, D. Graf. C. Field. J. Chapman. Occi Deve£ yfr t te First row: J. Erickson. G. .Michalov, I). Kania, R. Turn- H. Serum. J. Waiker. D. Truchinski. Third row: D. Peter- quist, Miss Glenn, B. Young. B. Carlson, J. Hogan. Second son, S. Stellick, K. Enrooth, S. Bcsnctt, G. Neuenfeldt, R. row: D. Fahrendorff, B. Payne, D. Johnson. R. Kowaliuk. Lundberg, T. Jaros, K. Gustafson. First row: G. Zawadeki, K. Gallison, President; C. Taylor, Vice President; Mrs. Kunert. Advisor; L Lystig, Secretary; M. Ryan. Treasurer; J. I,awrence. P. Hirashima. Second row: K. Worthington. T. Skirka, D. Sholander, C. Rootkie, U?e zdesi4 t e 'putwie First row: B. (.arson. L. Priding, N. Love, K. Pahl. T. Skirka, Treasurer; L. Haire, Secretary; .Miss Ferguson. J. Hafich, President; K. Jarosak. C. Johnson. J. Waiker, S. I. ubansky. Second row: I). Lucas, J. Donatelle, R. Hase. J. Lind, M. Scales. M. Paaverud, J. Irwin. C. Nordin, K. Erickson. C. Xawad«ki. I). Fahrendorff, G. Krai. Third row: N. Lindgren, J. Larson. K. Gustafson, II. Serum. D. Solem. D. Scderberg, L. N'ekola. J. Herland. I). Johnson, J. Hughart, B. Anderson. Fourth row: M. Hagfors, R. Trout, J. Olson. K. Lind, M. Buelow, M. Pearson, P. Schiffer, M. Paulson, C. Taylor, B. Anderson. I.. Haflund, S. Christy. Fifth row: B. Cooper. C. Westcott. M. Nelson. M. Ziegen-fuss, B. Swanson, G. Mattson. P. Anderson, G. Rootkie. R. K. Lind. B. Anderson. L. Haire, J. Irwin. Third row: J. Lindquist, K. Carson. J. Danielson, M. Mogrcn, C. Suerlh, T. Holm. R. Headen. J. Green. Kowaliuk. B. Held, D. Sholander. P. Tarasar, B. Carlson, S. Shelton. Sixth row: C. Westover, K. Larsen. P. Weisr. B. Brody, P. Bautch. M. Howitz, J. Mika, M. Diffin, K. Ahl quist, K. Worthington. J. L. Fedors. Seventh row: C. Kuen-sting, R. Tainquist. K. W'iberg, M. Perry, J. Hauser, T. Leonard. J. Peltier, S. Hansen, S. Sexton. I). Wallace, J. Varian. G. Jingue. Fighth row: B. Anderson, S. Decker, K. Gallison, K. Carson, K. McKenzie, C. Petroske, K. Murphy, J. Myrvold. J. W'idscth, S. Smith. R. Lundberg. J. Lindquist. K. Webb. Ninth row: J. Adkins. J. Larson. J. DuPay, S. Kleve, A. Solberg. M. Mogren, J. Hanson. J. Danielson, J. Arones, B. Covency, D. Nye. BEANY'S PRIVATE EYE. NINTH CRADE— Standing: Peterson. C. Olson. M. Da-calov. Sitting: P. Hickcrson. C. S. DcCoursey, R. I.ougan, T. Holland. D. Wrinstock. M. Duffy. C Waage. MOTHER BEATS THE BAND. NINTH GRADE—Stand- kay. Sitting: P. Hrrlofsky. C. Brdnnrk. P. Markham. B. ing: M. Chcssnoe, W. Beanett, J. Buchta. E. Dow, P. Kul- Sroga. R. Bailey. Bob Kishish and Nancy Lindgren Our trtyo Heco fUKp 'Prince and Prutcece 113 s4t6letic4. 114 115 FOOTBALL TEAM -First row: J. Schiller. L. LeivUka, I). Hrrdey. C. Ahlquist, I). Yorston. B. Nelson. C. Mastro. C. Swanson. 1). Helwig, D. Lipa. G. Kachrroski. L. Halbrooks. K. Kimball. Second row: J. I.ubinski. C. Lee, L. Walker. D. Drevniak. E. Roethke. B. Orr, J. Yablonski. M. Solz, J. Mastro, T. Wos, I . Han, T. Pollack. J. Danidski. Thir� l row: C« ach Guzy. N. Mykuluk, W. Mandery, H. Conicr. D. Gervaie. T. Krinkc. I.. D. Nordinc. I). Lindow, J. Kondrak. T. Holloway. E. Kocon. R. Laing. L. Cybiskr. J. Johnson. Coaches Koilom and Par on . 118 J. YABLONSKI C) J. MASTRO 1HB1 H. COMER i FBi Ttt C. Swanson raught from behind. J. Mantra jjains for Edison. 119 “B SQUAD—First row: T. Ficocello, M. Livingston, C. Mattison, D. Jaro ak. C. Peterson, H. Wcise, B. Kauth, N. Becker. Second row: Coaches Parsons and Kottom. Swuf (2o tfoi uted Undefeated and tied but once, the Edison Tommies shared City Championship honors with Roosevelt. Led by Coach Pete Guzy for over twenty years, the football tradition at Edison was further enhanced by the rugged and brilliant play of the 1956 team. k 120 H. Conier scores for Edison. L. Zentsis leads D. Helwig around end. SOPHOMORE SQUAD First row: B. Marriniak. L. Malison, L. Dullum, F. Palthen, J. Krinkr, J. Provost; R. Allen, D. Ewing. K. Hoffman, 1). Skawski. VI. Write, W. Edlund. M. Kellerman, R. Keely. Second row: R. Bunlroc, I). Sol . D. Delviit, J. Krook, J. Korba, J. Zawadski. E. Kacheroski. D. Browne, W. Bliss, M. Ryan, D. Poduda, D. Vincent, T. Knutson. J. Kuril. Third row: T. Thompson, R. Booth. E. Kaminski, J. Humanan-ki. I). Anlinoz i. B. Brandt, D. Dolinski, B. Teague. J. Miller. U. Hagfors, G. Crivng, C. Dickerson, B. Wilson, P. Stepunchik. W. .Smith. Coach. Fourth row: J. Brecht. E. Sol „ R. Kahoul, I). Fish, E. Dow, R. Rislt, J. Eicli, T. Horn, J. Vadis, R. Johnson, M. Peterson. M. Dorso. W. Zipoy, M. Paaverud. H. Hanson, J. Melbo. ta Ocn t7ea tt y Succeed Edison .. 20 Edison ........... 12 Edison ... ... 1 1 Edison ! Edison 33 Edison 20 Edison ........... 11 Southwest 7 Marshall 0 A o °) (Central 6 North 0 Vocational 0 South 0 West 14 J. Mastro closes in on a South ball carrier. Edison’s line clashes with West’s. 121 TEAM PICTURE—Kneeling: J. Erickson, T. Cawronski, P. Decker. M. Heilman. Mr. Bales coach. Saha. Second row, Gary Wallin, manager; D. Kocon, C. (ZoUtt Uf Edison's Cross Country Team was made up of six members. This is a sport which requires stamina as well as co-ordination. TEAM PICTURE—Left to right: R. Chandler. J. Olsen. A. D. Ives. G. Stenbakken. J. Wojack. D. Terry, J. Blair. J. O’Shea. C. Decker, M. Heilman. R. WesUing, T. Ainsley. Korba. M. Livingston. Mr. Jedlund, Coach. S UK2 The Edison Ski Team had an unfortunate season. The lack of snow forced cancellation of ail city meets. The team captain this year was Denny Terry and since there was only one Senior on the team, prospects for next year are very good . . . assuming that there is snow. B. Wot ling practicing Slalom. Lack of snow didn’t hamper team’s spirit. 123 TEAM PICTURE First row: K. Kom, B. Guzy, L Lri- Second row: U. Write, manager; J. Kondrak. M. Vigants, viska. I). Bourgerir, L. Walker, T. Wot, I). Brudwick. D. Lindow, J. Grecians, T. Olsen, G. Mastro. Coach Lopata. Edison’s basketball team completed a very successful season. In regulation play they won eight games and were defeated twice. They finished in a three-way tic for second place with North and Central. In District 17 competition they defeated Marshall in the first round hut were stopped by Central in the second round. The starting team consisted of four seniors and one junior. Jerry Kondrak being the only junior to crack the starting line-up. The team was sparked by Tom Wos and Monvids Vigants, both of whom won berths on the All-City team as well as All-District Team. l.indow fights for the hall. Vigants shoot against Roosevelt. Wos trying for loose hall. 125 TEAM PICTURE—First row: B. Risch, J. Marciniak. U. So! , A. Paulson, B. Norlin, I). I.rsteraon. D. Graf. Second row: B. Stewart. Manager; B. Edlund, P. Loebner, R. Allen, J. Zurbey, D. Nelson, L. Cybyske, Coach Kottom. S y a fuvie ‘Sa4 etfaUC The Sophomore team completed an uneven season this year. The team was composed of Freshmen and Sophomores. Some of the outstanding freshmen were Roy Allen, Bernie Marciniak and Doug Solz. Dave Dzubay was outstanding for the Sophs. 126 D. Sol rebounding against South. Who’ got the ball? GYMNASTICS TEAM Fir ! row (kneeling). B. Kauth. Coach Berg. K. Berglund, J. Ebert, D. Warner. G. Holm H. Miller. J. Moore. T. Jriata. T. Szeweh. Second row: berg, E. Wick lander. J. Herlohki. T. Thomson. Captained by Jim Herlofski, the 1956 57 Gymnastics team finished the season in third place, just behind Champion North and runner-up Roosevelt. Some of the individual performers who demonstrated outstanding ability were Tom Urista. Ted Szczech, John Ebert, and Terry Thomson. TEAM PICTURE—Fir l row: R. Nelson. I). Rowll, P. I). Crocker. N. Solberg. B. Laing. R. lived. C. Wold. Mr. Falley. J. Jones, L. Hal brooks. W. Mandery. Second row: Marcoulier. Coach. ScoltHHUH Under its new coach. Mr. Marcoulier, the Edison Swimming team completed its most successful season in many years. The team won three meets, lost five and tied two. This record gave Edison a tie for fourth place in the City standings. Danny Crocker, a sophomore, placed second in th“ City in the 100- yard free-style event. Other boys who were particularly outstanding included Norm Solberg and the Co-Captains Boh Laing and LeRoy Halbrooks. Since the team was composed mainly of sophomores and juniors, the prospects for next year's team are very good. The hockey team this year finished the season with a 3-5-2 record. In spite of their record, hoys such as Dave Olson, AI Forrest. Gene Swanson. Mike Solz, and Dave Gorski made Edison a great threat to all their opponents. Next year’s squad will Ire comprised entirely of sophomores and juniors with the exception of two seniors. Mr. Gunncrg said pros|� ects for a successful season look good due to the fine efforts of many freshmen and sophomores on this year's squad. TEAM—First row: A. Forrest, R. Jrzior ky, D. OlM n, D. Gorski. E. Roelke. R. Gaffney. Second row: Couch D. Gun- heig. I). Iturkland. I). Masica. J. Xawadski. B. Keely. I). Bmilet. G. Swanson, M. Solz. 129 7V%C4tli $ Due to the lack of physical facilities only four boys comprised this year’s wrestling team. Because of the lack of boys to compete in the various weight catagorics, the team was unable to win any team victories. However, the boys who did wrestle, were able to win many of their individual matches, with John Brecht receiving a runner-up medal in City competition. TENNIS TEAM—First row, kneeling: N. Peterson, D. Willow. Captain; L. Solbrrg. Rosell, S. Nelson. Second row: Coach Brown, M. Dorso, D. The tennis team, although unable to put together any combination for a team win. was able to produce some individual wins. Captain Dick Willow, Neil Peterson, Stuart Nelson, and Mike Dorso were able to win individual matches. The team’s greatest difficulty was inconsistency on the part of individuals to win a team victory. N. Peterson shows his form in returning a serve. Captain D. Willow, shown here, was the mainstay of the team. 131 TRACK TEAM—First row: L. Cybyskc, B. Jones. D. Crocker. J. Humcnansky, R. Miller. N. Solberg. C. Decker, M. Heilman. F. Sorenson. B. Britton. Second row: E. Rocthke, L. Hulbrooks, I). Drane, B. La mg, J. Snow, A. Winters, J. Case. D. Herdey, C. AhlquUt. Thin! row: T. Holloway, Manager; J. Smith. D. Smith. B. Burkholder, G. Peterson. I). Kocon. I). Helwig. B. Brundt. Coach G. Parsons. Due to the great majority of underclassmen on this year's squad, the Edison Trackmen were unable to compile an impressive record. However many boys on the squad showed that they had good potential and that Edison's team should be vastly improved next year. Left; B. Burkholder shows form on the pole vault. Left: J. Snow puts on final burst of speed in Central meet. Top right: B. Huble clears the bar for Edison. Bottom right: On your marks . . . Get 6et . . . Co! Left: E. Rocthkc running the hurdles. TEAM PICTURE -First row: G)ach Guzy, C Pearson. A. Lubrecht, D. I.ubinski, A. Kollor. D. Lipa, R. Montgomery, R. Anderson. R. Hill, G. Schulte, Manager. Second row: D. Joseph. M. Sol . T. Wo� , K. Voos, I’. Hart. C. Mastro, S. Kucheroski. B. Nelson. C. Lee, G. Swanson. The baseball team ibis year consisted mostly of underclassmen. Because of this fact their record wasn't too impressive although they heat title contender Henry. Some of the returning lettermcn expected to do well are: Gary Mastro, Ken Koss, Pat Hart. Tom Wos. Gene Swanson and Mike Solz. If the lettermcn come along well, we will look forward to a good baseball season. 134 J. Franc batting for Edison. Voc bailer strikes out against Edison. Safe at fir t base. uu Pete Guzy has been Edison's baseball coach since 1944. In those 13 years, he has become the most highly respected coach within the city ranks. His concern lies not only with building winning teams, but also seeing that his boys learn sportsmanship and teamwork. P. Hart show pitching form. 135 D. Mankowaki blasts out of a Mind trap. D. Trottrr sinks a ten-foot putt. The golf team, coached by Ben Liemohn, enjoyed a fine season repeating as city champions. Winning all but one match, they trounced Roosevelt in the city playoff, and upended St. Paul Central for the Twin City championship. They also added the dis- trict 17 team title to their string of victories. Two returning lettermen. Gene Hansen and Phil Evan-son. make the prospects of the coming season very favorable. 136 GOLF TEAM, left to right: C. Johnston. G. Hansen. P. Evanson. D. Trotter. D. Mankowski. CHEERLEADERS—Kneeling: J. Andreteik. J. Olson. A. luimhie. N. Olson. L. Kaye, Jumping; C. Newman. C. Ecklurul. E. Brintllcy. 76e BOARD °F COACHES—Seated: C. Paraona, A. Mar-coulirr. R. Reichow. D. Cunberg. L. Lopata. Standing: B. „dwcsff:iri„AYJBhroT„n-M B ' -J-Ko,,om-� OUR INSTRUCTORS: Mis Barton. Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Conovrr. {fait s4t Cettc 0Defiant KeHt The Edison Athletic Department for girls is earmarked by a wide range of intramural and interschool activities which arc guided by our three energetic instructors. Miss Barton. Mrs. Conover, and Mrs. Smith. Tennis, golf, badminton, and vol- leyball are a few of the sports offered to complete the well-rounded program. In the ninth grade, a special class is conducted on health education. Tennis, anyone? SWIMMING TEAM-A. Solberg. J. Hildebrand. a. “RefrufatioK SKI TEAM—First row: L. Jostad. S. Prestwood, N. Burk- G. Sawatzke, J. Hendrickson. K. Chase. J. Rood, C. Zunker. holder. S. Kimball, M. Hanson. Second row: B. fleideman. Not pictured: N. Brinda. Captain. GOI.F TEAM— B. Siren M. Mage (. . Manxm C. Camming S. Johnson S. Vandermyde Not pictured: I). Durmke C Ecklund £ fytto sufuup 2.ueUitef For eight straight years of consecutive competi-tion. the golf team has brought home to Edison the championship trophy. As the Ski and Swimming teams are only in their second and third years of organization respectively, inter-squad conqietition for the most part is common. The Tennis team competes with different city schools and has given superior performances. TENNIS TEAM— M. Pauser B. Thayer J. Shelso J. Gordon R. Nicholas S. Parks S. Eric P. Hagen Not pictured: B. Ncslund INTERSCHOOL BADMINTON TEAM—First row: J. Johnson. B. INTRAMURAL BADMINTON TEAM-C. Treat. S. Eklund. I.anglais D. Pearson, A. Ekie, C. Neuman. Second row: S. Eklund, E. - Thciscn, S. Matt, B. Grieve, C. Hanson. ‘SadtHutfott, SfieedSaCC, 7e uU6 SPEEDBALL CHAMPIONS— From left to right: P. Hirashima B. Holcomb S. Tripp S. Gwiazdon M. Koppi H. Landstrom C. Drane S. Januszewski C. Johnson J. Parlow M. Dordan BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS—First row: M. Hagsfor, C. Trost. INTRAMURAL TENNIS CHAMPIONS—S. Parks. K. Pahl, B. Anderson. Second row: I). Johnson. 0. Johnson, B. B. Grieve. Not pictured: B. Neslund, B. Chapman. Held, L Haire. 'pceiti 'rtyocdecf — 95 7 FIELD HOCKEY CHAM PIONS—First row: L. Jos tad S. J as ter. B. Decker, S. Kim ball, B. Stein. Second row K. Chase. N. Burkholder. K Vcfldo, B. Erickson, K. Nas lund. Captain; S. Finnegan J. Rood. 143 J HACKET CLUB—First row: B. Decker, S. Reshetar. S. Hutchins, B. Grieve, G. Wilson. S. Johnson, G. Thysell, E. Theisen, S. Kimball. J. Johnson, B. Langlais. Second row: B. Westcott, P. Grirna, J. Yales, C. Eklund, P. Pilkey, B. Thayer, B. Stein, P. Grivna. J. Ulmaniec, G. Piecek, R. Carlson. Third row: K. Stukel. J. Marrhiafava. M. Hansen. C. Jodie, Y. Schander. M. Almrn, B. Nordling, S. Warhol. S. Fill Min. E. Zander, K. Fearon. Fourth row: E. Egler, S. Finnegan. J. Rood. A. Anderson. A. Wiggrn. J. Shelso. B. Chnpraujn. I.. Jostad. S. DeCoursey. B. Neeley. Fifth row: M. iberg. P. Palmer. J. Robinson. N. Burkholder. J. Hildebrand. C. Neuman. S. Matt. C. Hanson. K. Naslund. Sixth row: J. Johnson. D. Johnson. J. Brost. C. Johnson. B. Erickson. D. Pearson. N. Peterson. R. Mies. K. Vescio. K. Chase. J. Buchta. (ZCufa. Racket Club is composed of Senior High girls who have had advanced training in either bad- minton or tennis. Inter-school teams are chosen from this group. GYM AIDES—First row: C Ri.-ch, M. Jostad, M. Sexton, B. Grieve, K. Parlow. C. Hudoba. C. Dorso, A. Lambic. M. Tema. Second row: E. Theisen. B. Langlais, B. Nordin, B, Curtis. R. Erie. M. Lewacko, A. Wiggen, J. Wincek, T. Anagnostou. Third row: A. Alcott, S. Anderson. J. Vincent, C. Johnson. J. Sheldon. B. Chapman. P. Cerdeman, J. La Fond. J.'Gawronski. PEPPERS—First row: M. Walley, M. Dordan, C. Drane, Mrs. Smith, J. Nelson, President; L. Fisher, G. Shepparo. Second row: R. Knoll. N. Dr Courery, J. Voslcr, J. Rye, D. Lane. S. Gryozkowski, Y. Tacheny. Third row: K. Borske, 0. Butgusaim, B. Midthus. K. Wile, V. Lloyd. 0. Trout, P. Szykuiski. Fourth row: C. Nelson. J. Faucher, M. Miller. J. Nordin. G. Nelson, M. Rundquist. emphasize team sports and intramural competition is an outgrowth of these activities. The Hi-9’s and Peppers are Junior High Sports Clubs, and any girl is welcome to join. The clubs HI-9’Se—First row: N. Loye, C Johnson. President; S. Ek lund. I.C.C; S. Sexton. Vice President; Mrs. Smith, S Hansen, Secretary; H. Serum, Treasurer; P. Schiffer. 0 Lubdnsky. Second row: K. Pahl. L. Carson. B. Larson. D Tarasar, K. Erickson, J. Herland, C. Nordin. K. Jarosak Third row: C. Olejnicak. J. Judhart. M. Paaverud, K Wiberg. L. Nekola. I). Johnson, N. Lindgrem, S. Christy. Fourth row: R. Kowaliuk, G. Hallgren. J. Grotheim. R. Trout, M. Buelow, B. Held. D. Sederbrrg. J. Varian. D. Wallace. Fifth row; J. Fedors, M. Diffin, B. Coveny, A. Solberg, J. Arones. K. McKenzie, J. Peltier, J. Olson. y n � £, 148 CKcUl t7C.€Uf€ OtHeCOtfUKty tZciCCK Linda Kaye, our Homecoming Queen, has always been active in school affairs. Some of her main activities are: Blue Tri. President: Cheerleader, and Girls' State Representative. Linda's subtle humor and sly wit have brought a great deal of laughter to her classmates. Her personality has endeared her to all who know her. BARBARA LUNDEEN Left: ESTHER VINCENT JANICE FERRARO Day by clay the suspense grew. We guessed, we wished, we hoped. Who would be our royalty? The day and hour arrived. Loyal subjects were entertained by returning alumni of Edison. The candidates marched down the aisle to the strains of “Pomp and Circumstance. Anticipation and suspense dominated the audience! At last, the scrolls were unrolled. The Queen? LINDA KAYE So started the reign of Queen Linda; so ended a period of waiting, anticipation, and suspense. Left: KAREN OVERSON Wishful thinking . .. Toms 80, Voc 0 The suspense ... is ended CO Kt Uf Touchdown!! Homecoming festivities continued nil afternoon and into the evening. In the afternoon the team beat Vocational. At halftime the band performed for the royalty and attendants: Karen Overson. Janice Ferrero, Barb Lundecn. and Esther Vincent. That evening the students and the ajunini danced ta the music of Denny Murphy, and Roberta Kaye's band. Another perfect Homecoming day had ended. Ohh. the pain! Some people are just born that way. ScuUe On the evening of November 31, amidst colorful This popular social function was sponsored by the decorations of Dog Patch, the girls acted as escorts Student Council, to the hoys at the annual Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. Egad! Five grinning idiots. Look, Karen, they’re taking our picture. fa King Gene Ahhhhh! The Winter Carnival was one activity during the year that everyone could take part in. A variety of activities insured a good time for everyone. Games. dancing, food, and door prizes were all wrapped up into one evening of fun. The climax came as Gene Swanson was crowned king. R. Bottoms, R. Enrooth, E. Wicklandcr, S. Lanhart, G. Yunker. J. Andrcscik. D. Nelson, G. Yunkcr, R. Enrooth. E. Wicklandcr, E. Vincent. Senior “PCay Mrs. Abigail Abbott Esther Vincent Nancy Asp Mrs. Miller Karen Folsom Elsa Zinter Joan Andrcscik Rosemary Bottoms Bette Jo Hanson Marlene Juneski Dale Nelson Glen Yunker Eddie Wicklander Bill Ronald Enrooth Carl W'alden Professor Michaels .... Bill Tomczyk General Director Dorothy B. Wallace On November 16. the Senior Class presented Raphael David Blau’s play, MOTHER WAS A FRESHMAN. The play centers around Mrs. Abigail Abbott and her daughter, Susan. Mrs. Abbott is forced to go to college, so Susan can continue her education. The Dean changes their plans, by having Mrs. Abbott expelled from school, but Professor Michaels, a friend of Mrs. Abbott, comes to their rescue. Sitting: R. Bottoms, M. Juneski,' S. Lanhart, E. Enrooth. E. Wicklandcr, B. Toraczyk, E. Vincent, D. Nelson, N. Standing: C Walden. B. J. Hanson, E. Zinter, K. Folsom, Asp, G. Yunker, J. Andrcscik. Dr. Caldwell Mrs. Caldwell Mrs. Wright Mrs. Rogers . Mr. Prince. Rodney Nelson Mrs. Prince Mr. Wood bridge Mrs. Woodbridge Barbara Graf Mr. McGinnis Tom Gawronski Mrs. McGinnis Gcnnv Simon Roland Lauterbach Barbara Curtis Larry Kohout Jerrv Forbes Jeannie Plaster Carol Lyons Beverlv Nordin Barbara Nepsha Tommy Jack Sundberg Cyntbia Risch Marv Lou Kranak Ken Peterson Joe Gadava Painter Jerry Loun “REMARKABLE INCIDENT AT CARSON CORNERS.” presented on March 1, by the junior class, was a very unusual drama. There were twenty-six players on stage at all times, and no scenery. It was a great challenge, and they met it well. Cynthia Risch, Roland Lauterbach. Jack Sundbcrg. Kenneth Peterson. Genny Simon, Jerry Loun, Tom Gawronski. First row: Carolyn Sholander. Frances Kantorewicz, Janice Sheldon. Barb Curtis. Tom Gawronski. Jerry Ix� un. Bob Buntrock, Joe Gadava. Second row: Cynthia Risch, Leroy Hale, Rodney Nelson, Ronald DeMors, Kenneth Peterson, Roland Lauterbach, Carol Lyon . Larry Kohout. Third row: Mr. Simmons, Mary Lou Kranak. Genny Simon, Barbara Nepsha, Marlys Jostad, Beverly Nordin, Jeannie Plaster, Jack Sundbcrg, Jerry Forbes, Judy Vincent, Mary Ann Tema. Bill Tumquist, Barbara Graf. Bert Zimmerman. Roman Holiday—Senior Prom {Junior tuuC Senior o h Two outstanding activities which contribute to the sparkle of our junior and senior years, are the proms. They are long to he remembered. Moments to Remember—Junior Prom TOOTER TWEETER TUTOR a td S hoes like these accent any type of dress. 7 he hair fad this year was chignons. If outhfulness is found in the matching skirts and sweaters. -d ong tapered slacks add smartness to any girl’s wardrobe. S xciting is the word for all of these new ideas for “STYLE” this year. S tressing appearance as well as warmth are those car coats, eading the types of shoes are “saddles and “desert hoots.” ppealing describes the variety of shirts the hoys wore, ecommended for all hoys are “crew and V neck sweaters, erfect is the word for all of these “SHARP clothes worn by the hoys. l zucCevctle Upper right: Echoes of Broadway. Middle right: Ko Ko’s Court Lower left: Butch the Mystic Lower right: Tumbleweeds. Tlu 34th Annual Vaudeville was presented by the Edison Student Council on April 25 and 26 at 8:00 P. M. Terry Krinke, student chairman, and Miss Ferguson worked hand in hand to set up try-outs, scenery and dress rehearsals and to arrange the order of the acLs. Groups of students met to combine hard work, time and energy to form colorful and original acts. All this is done during after-school hours. — t?957 All the acts present their gala stage production to the student body, parents, teachers and friends. In the grand finale, all acts come on stage and sing. “There’s No Business Like Show Business.” Finally, prizes are awarded to the best acts, based on originality, costumes, scenery and performance. Many tears are shed, both happy and sad. as the most spectacular school event of the year corpes to a close. Upper right: Frozen Frolic . Middle right: Hep Cats Through The Year. Lower Right: Enchanted Forest. Lower left: Legend of Louie. MR. CHRISTENSON MRS. SWENSON at 02V vt6 MR. DRACE MR. MATHIASON Standing: Bert Zimmerman, Ken Hafnrr, Cary Ahlquist, Bob Idling, Ray Gaffney, Ed Wicklandcr, Dick Yorston. Pat Gossler, Mary Wegner, Nancy Finnegan. Sitting: Carol Eklund, Esther Vincent, Natalie Brinda. Sandy Johnson, Vivian Thoreson. Richard Tripp, Elsa Zinter, Ruth Bies, Clcola Johnson, Carol Lemoing, Mary Ann Lahti, Joan Andrescik, Carol Cope, Kathy Cummings, Barb Johnson. Not pictured: Judy Sandrll, Dale Nelson. Doug Hanson, Nancy Asp, Karen Folsom. This year’s Exchange Club look a lour to Washington, D. C-, and Jamestown, Virginia. Many his- torical places of interest were enjoyed by the group, and a good time was had by all. This must be serious business. slave auction This is loo much Academy Award Winners Heading the top of the assembly list is Homecoming with its excitement and enthusiasm. To add to the interest of school life there were educa- tional programs, a class play, and our many pep fests, to say nothing about our Wizard assembly. W?c all gotta go sometime Don’t panic School spirit plus. Hey, only one bottle at a time! (?tntcUd, ( cUHena, There are many enjoyable activities during the year for one and all. and the “candid camera” is there to catch them. Isn’t she lovely? Don’t forget me. Stop the music! What did you find. Dale? ck ScAooC “School life” involves more than just studies, it’s the parties, dances, and games that round out a full year. If I were in I would FACULTY: Kon Hsgstrom. Judy Sandrll. PHOTOG- SENIORS: Pat Maguire. Evelyn MacLran, Karen Overson. RAPHER: Mr. Liebig. 'Zi tyind, f 95 7 Sitting: Mary Ann Lahti, Editor. Left to right: Gary Ahlquist, Assistant Editor; Donna Salmon. Business Manager; Joan Larson. Art; Jackie Wachs, Circulation Manager. With the conclusion of another year, the staff shares the feeling of many— curiosity about the unknown. Yet, we can never completely forget our past experiences, be they pleasant or otherwise. Certainly the numerous opportunities available to us involved much of our pleasure. Specifically, we, the staff, have considered it an especial privilege to recreate a portion of the “moments of your life.” JUNIOR HIGH: Bob Orr, Barb Ncpsha. BOYS’ SPORTS: Carl Walden. Dick Yorston. GIRLS’ SPORTS: Vivian Thorrson, Elsa Zinter. '2V yncf z td 2{J zct ORGANIZATIONS: Martha Tenia. Esther Vincent. Carol Lenining. Jeanne Timmrrs. SCHOOL LIFE: Sharon Lanhart, Carol Eklund, Advisor; Mr. Brown. Senior ttcCex Alilquist. Gary—25. 63. 65. 68. 81. 82. 119.61. 132. 172. 168. 116 Alcotl. Arlene—25. 144. 170 Alder. Richard—25 Anderson. Ruth—25 Anderson, Sharon—25, 8-1 Andrajack. Annette—25. 82. 89 Andrescik, Joan—25, 82. 81. 156. 88. 56. 72. 137, 166 Antinozzi. Frank—25 Antolak. Judy—25 Asp. Marilyn—25 Asp, Nancy—25. 65, 69, 71. 82. 84. 89. 156.88,58 Asplund. Marlys—54 Baarstad. Marion—25. 71. 89, 72 Babcock, Jean—26. 89 Belle Isle. Vernon—26 Belko. Michael—26 Benjamin. Marilyn—26. 85, 72 Benson. Carol Ann—26. 72, 58 Benson. Carol Jean—26, 73 Berg, Karen—26 Bergman. Donna—26. 89, 73 Bergstrom. Margaret—26 Bics. Ruth—26. 82. 89. 90, 72. 166 Bishop. Hollis—26 Blume, Nola—26 Boris, Marlene—27, 89, 88 Bostrom, Ralph—27 Bottoms. Rosemarie—27. 156. 23. 74 Brinda, Natalie—27. 65. 82. 84. 85, 61, 83. 166 Brindley, Elizabeth—27. 89. 59, 137, 168 Brodin. Thomas—27 Bruneau. Louis—27 Buck. Kathleen—27, 88, 87 Buechler. Jeanette—27 Burkholder. Bruce—27, 132 Burkland. David—27. 69, 90. 88. 129 Burman. Nancy—27, 89, 85. 59 Butterfield. Elizabeth—28. 65, 84. 73 Cashman, Susan—28 Cherioli. Robert—28 174 Chesncy. Merlvn—28. 86, 75 Coates, Florence—28 Clapshaw. Timona—28 Cope. Carol Ann—28, 69, 85. 64. 79. 83. 166 Crepeau, Carole—28. 85 Cummings. Kathleen—28. 65. 80, 8-1. 73. 86. 166 Cybyske. Loretta—28 Dahlin, Craig—28 Dahlin, Sandra—28 Daleki. Carol—29. 89, 79, 58 Dame. Richard—29 Danelski, James—29. 117, 85 Daniel. Donald—29 Day. Theodore—29 Dicaire. Roxanne—29 Dooner. Rosemarie—29. 89 Drape. Sally—29 Drevniak, Dennis—29. 116, 119, 87,58 Dreyer. Roman—29 Drung, Rose Marie—29 Eckenroth. George—80, 81, 30 Egcland, Nancy—89, 30, 73 Eklund, Carol—80, 82, 84, 89. 30. 85, 64. 57, 166, 144, 137, 74, 173 Emerson. Eddie—63, 82, 89, 30. 64. 57. 23 Enrooth, Ronald—116, 30, 56 Erickson, Larry—30, 86 Estum, Judy—30 Evanson. Phillip—71, 80, 30, 56, 136. 121 Ewing, Dennis—30, 75 Fahrendorff, Barbara—30, 87 Fahey. Michael—30. 86 Ferraro. Janice—31, 82, 89, 152, 88 Fiega. Stanley—31 Finnegan. Nancy—31. 82, 84. 89, 88, 61. 72. 166 Flannery, Patricia—31 Folsom. Karen—31, 69, 156, 75 Forsythe. Thomas—31 Frank. Stephen—31. 81 Franko, Martha—31 Fredberg. Grace—31. 72 Gacek. Walter—31 Gaffney. Raymond—31. 58. 129. 166 Gagnon, Dennis—31 Gammelgaard. Erling—32 Garbett, Barbara—32 Gaw ronski. Julianna—32. 89. 144. 86 Gehrke, Sharon—32, 71. 86. 74 Genosky. Richard—32. 81 Gibson. Richard—32 Gisvold, David—32 Glisan. Linda—32 Glodek. Renea—32. 84. 89. 23 Godava. Kathleen—32 Gonier. Harold-32. 65. 116, 119, 120. 59 Gorski. David—32. 129 Gorski. Rosemarie—33 Gossler, Patricia—63. 166. 69. 82, 89, 64. 33 Green, John—33 Grotens, John—81, 33. 121 Guimont, Diane—89, 33 Hadler, Sharon—33 Hack, Gail—33 Hafich, Dorothy—89, 33 Hafner. Kenneth—68. 81. 82, 61, 33, 166 Hagen, Judy—33, 70, 75 Hagstrom. Kenneth—68. 71. 81, 33. 172 Halbrooks, LeRov—81. 117, 132. 33, 70, 75 Hansen. Donna Rae—34 Hanson. Bette Jo—82. 89, 156, 34. 72. 83, 70 Hanson, Carolyn—8-1. 34, 141, 144. 86, 142 Hanson, Douglas—63, 68, 69, 81, 34, 61, 79, 166 Hanson. Gene—34. 136, 170 Harlien. Phyllis—34 Harasyn. Richard—34 Hart, Patrick—69. 117. 118. 34. 58. 134. 135 Harveaux. Margaret—34 Hauser. Delores—31. 85 Heidemann. Beverly—34. 110. 86 Heilman. Michael—34, 132. 122. 21 Hclwig. Dennis—35. 117. 120. 132 Helwig. Janice—35. 85. 55 Hendrickson. Janet—35. 24. 140. 70. 74 Henke. John—35. 80. 82 Herdy, Dale—35. 116. 118.59. 132. 130. 62 Herlofsky, James—35. 127 Hoffman. Christine—35, 89 Holloway. Theodore—35. 117. 132 Hunt. George—35 Hunt. Terry—35 Hurrle. Donna Lou—35, 89. 72 Irwin. Thomas—35 Isakson, Neil—36. 86 Jacobson, David—36. 75 Jansevics. Astride—36. 69. 72. 83 Jasciki. Mary Ann—36 Johnson. Barbara—36. 63. 71. 82. 84, 89. 56. 166 Johnson, Cleola—36. 166. 74 Johnson. Dorothy—36 Johnson. Ellery—36 Johnson, Norma—36 Johnson. Patricia—36 Johnson. Sandra Dell—36. 82. 73. 141. 144. 166 Jonquist. William—36 Joseph. Dallas—37. 131 Juneski. Marlene—37. 89. 156 Kachcroski. Eugene—37. 117. 118. 87. 134 Kaiser. Shirley—37. 87 Kamensky. Albert—79. 54. 55 Kampa. Elizabeth—37. 86 Kapela. Richard—37 Karbo. Diane—37. 69. 82. 81. 89. 85, 64. 73 Karbo. Gerald—37 Karnopp, Jerry—37 Kaslow. Georgianna—37 Kaston. Patricia—37. 85. 72 Kave, Linda—37, 82. 84. 89. 150. 151. 59. 137, 169 Keeley, John—38 Kerkela. Roger—38 Kientop. Roger—38 Kimball, Edward—38. 65. 68. 116. 64, 79 Kircher. Robert—38 Klatt. Anna Marie—38 Kocon. Richard—38, 80. 132. 122 Koelfgen. Jane—38. 85 Knights. Richard—38 Koss. Kenneth—38. 68. 81. 124 Krald. Constance—38. 63. 89. 90. 73 Krinke. Terry—38. 65. 68. 69. 81. 116. 23 Kucesecska. Janet—39. 82. 83. 86 Kuehn. Suzanne—39, 80. 89. 88. 64, 171 Kunzman. Karen—39 Lacney. Jeanette—39 LaCount. Nancy—39 Lahti. Marv Ann—39, 80. 82. 73 79 83. 57. 70. 166. 172 Laing. Robert—39, 68. 81. 117. 132, 166 Lambie. Brenda—39. 89 Langner. Virginia—39 Lanharl. Sharon—39, 89. 156. 83. 173. 66 Larsen. Joanne—39. 172, 167 Larsen. Robert—39 Lawler. Ed—40 Lee. Clifford—65. 116, 40. 87. 134 Lemoing, Carole—69. 71. 82. 89. 40. 73. 79. 173. 166 l.ewis. Patricia—69. 71. 82. 40, 75 Lind. Doris—40 Lipa. Richard—117. 40. 134 Long. Jeanette—10 Lund.John—40 Lundeen. Barbara—63. 89. 152. 40. 72. 62 Lundquist. Richard—40 Luberacki. Loretta—10 Lystig. David-68. 69. 80. 82. 10 Lyke. Robert—41 Maclean. Evelyn—11. 85. 172 Magda. Tom -41 Maguire. Patricia—63. 71. 80. 82. 41.90.64. 172 Malasko. Joanne—11 Maki, Gail-89. 41 Malenofski. Henry—41 Marinan. Mary—89, 41. 85. 64, 79, 83 Masica. Richard -41, 129 Masloski. Marjorie—41 Mastro. Gary—116. 117,41.90, 57, 134. 23, 124 Mastro. Joe—117. 118. 41,23 McQuiston. Michael—12 Messenbrink, Loretta— 12, 90 Michurski, Carol—42 Miesen. Tom—42 Mitchell. Jim—12 Mochinski. Mary Jo—42. 23 Mrugala. Marjorie—12 Murphy, John—42 Narog. Robert—42 Naslund, Joyce—42. 82. 81. 89. 64. 83 Nelson. Dale R.—42. 68, 81. 89, 156. 61. 59. 166 Nelson. Evelyn—42. 89, 73 Nelson. William—43. 117. 56. 131 Nesser. Joe—43. 89 Neuman. Judith—43 Neuman, Camille— 43. 63. 82. 64. 144, 142. 137 Newman. Tim—13 Nicholas, Roberta—43. 89. 139. 88. 85. 141 Nikiel. I rry—13. 55 Nordin. Darryl—43, 117, 86. 75 Olson. David—129 Olson, Jackie-43. 89. 137 Olson. Karen—13 Olsen. Marlys—43. 73 Olson. Sandra—43 Omdahl. Sharon—89. 72, 44 Orr. Nina—71.80. 73, 44 Orr. Robert—68. 81, 117, 118. 83, 14.58.62.55. 173 Ouelette. Barbara—14 Overson. Karen—69, 82. 89,152, 90. 41. 56. 172. 74 Palthen. Paul—44 Paulsen. Wayne—72, 41 Pauman. Myrtle—85, 14 Pearson. Gary—14. 86 Peregrin. Mary—14 Peterson. Baird—14 175 Peterson, Patricia—71. 82. 89. 44. 57 Petroswick. William—45 Petsolt, Jeanette—45 Petterson, Lane—68, 45, 75 Phillip, Sharon—89, 72. 3. 45 Pudlick. Nancy—45 Randall. Polly—89, 45 Ranallo. Ronald—-45 Rasmussen. Morris—45 Rau. Beverly—45 Ready, Jack—15 Reed, Marianne—69. 84. -45 Regan. Robert—15 Reiners, Ralph—73, 46 Rennecke, Keith—46 Rhode. John—68. 89. 16 Rohack. Janice—89. 87. -16 Rodger, Mary—46, 74 Rosell, Karen—89, 73. 16 Ross. Jim—46 Row inski. Alice—46 Rule. Myrna—46. 70 Russell. Diane—46 Rutz. David—68. 81. 16, 75 Rye. Joanne—46 Saba. Paul—47. 122 Sabin, Sharon—47 Salmon. Donna—80, 82. 89. 83. 47. 23. 172 Sandell. Judy—63. 65. 82. 84. 89, 88. 64, 73. 3. 47. 166 Sandvik. Donald—47 Sanger. John—47 Sawatske, Geraldine—89. 47, 140 Schiffcr, Jim—89, 47 Schmidt, Joanne—47 Scovil. Richard—81. 47 Schrocder. Ute—69. 82. 89. 88. 64, 79, 59. 47. 23. 70 Sears, Ronald—47 Shortridge, Kathy—89. 18. 70. 74 Shutts. James—48, 23 Sibinske. Gerald—18 176 Simonson, Howard—48 Simonson. Ronald—48 Smith. Barbara Joan—85. 18 Smith. Harold—48. 171 Smith. Maurine—69, 71, 89. 79, 48 Smoter. Mary—48 Solem. Carol—48. 86 Solz. Mike—117. 48. 129, 134, 86 Stafford, Janet—'18, 75 Stefansky. Joan—82. 85. 49 Stellick. Pat-49 Stoddard. Donna—49, 86 Stopera, Darlecn—89, 58. 49, 23 Sullivan. Daniel—49 Summers, Nancy—49 Sundberg. Patricia—63. 71, 82. 89, 79.49 Swanson. Gene—81. 116. 117. 59. 49. 129. 134. 155 Swanson, Sharon—49 Swanson. Thomas—49 Swart. Barbara—49 Swenson, Janet—89, 49, 23,86 Szczech. Ted—50. 127 Tanner. Douglas—57, 50 Tema. Martha—71. 80. 82, 84. 89, 90. 85. 73.50, 23. 70,173 Tetnowski, Freya—87, 50 Thclmann, Lloyd—50 Thcis. Kathryn—73, 50 Thomasen, Gayle—89, 72, 50 Thoreson, Vivian—69. 79, 50, 70, 173. 166 Timmers. Jeanne—80. 82, 79, 56. 50. 171, 173 Tomczyk. William—68, 81, 82. 156,50 Tripp. Richard—68, 81, 82. 64. 50, 23. 166, 75 Urista. John—50 Valenta. Gail—51 Van Elsberg, Carol—82. 51 Vierkant, Robert—85, 51 Vigants, Mon vide—51. 125. 124 Violette. George—51 Vincent. Esther—80. 82. 152, 156. 90. 57,51.23.2 4, 173. 166. 171 Wachs. Jackie—90. 64. 51. 23. 70. 172 Walczak. Dick—81.51 Walden, Carl—68. 80. 81. 82. 156. 57, 51. 173 Wa I inski. Therese—51 Wallin. Gary—51, 122 Walther. Pamela—83. 51 Walthour. Bill—52 Ward. Nancy—82. 73, 83. 52. 86 Warmuth. Dick—52 Watson. Ben—52 Wedin. Gerald—69, 52. 86 Wee her. Bill—69. 90. 88. 52 Wegner. Marv—82.84. 89, 85, 61. 83. 52, 166 Weiler. Joanne—52 Westcott. Janice—85. 52 Westcott. Mike—52 Westin. Virginia—52 Westling. Robert—69. 81, 52. 123. 86 W heeler. Jenice—82. 89. 53. 86 W icklander. Ed—68. 81. 156. 56. 53. 127, 166 W'ickstroin. Marjorie—85, 53 Williams. Myra—88, 53 Winter. Arthur—53, 132, 170 Wos. Thomas—117. 53, 134, 125. 124 W’yKrent. Jeanette—53 Yorston. Dick—63, 68, 80, 81, 116, 118. 53.173.166 Young, Dian—53 Yunker. Glen—68. 81. 156, 64, 73, 53. 23 Zentsis, Lance—117, 120. 53 Zimmerman, Bert—80. 81. 53,166. 75 Zinter. Elsa-63, 65. 82. 156. 54, 23. 70, 173. 166 Zych. Pat—54 rw km xmm u f MIC t� nc« ruauMxo TOAJ % , Jb V . � v l iSSWfe