Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1958 volume:

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Tops on the list of her school activities is her coaching of many class plays. The Father of the Bride and I Remember Mama are two of many plays that she has handled. Miss Garland has organized her radio workshop classes into producing many school radio plays and a few television plays. As head of Edison's speech department, Miss Garland has guided many students in speech contests and on debate teams. In previous years, she was the advisor of the dramatic club, Footlights and Curtain. Outside of school, Miss Garland has an unlimited number of interests. She has been employed in Glacier National Park, where she had charge of camps on riding trails. She also taught horseback riding in areas of Minnesota. Miss Garland has sung in her church choir for years. She is sincerely interested in classical music and enjoys playing records on her newly purchased hi-fi record player. With all her varied interests and personal attributes, Miss Garland is, truly, an individual to be admired and remembered. It is for these reasons that the 1958 WIZARD staff is proud to dedicate their yearbook to Miss Grace Garland. +5 3 I my Q fl I Af I, V .. ,ff 1. ff! jf if il!! Ll 1, kj 14 fu If ' L , Q' 1 P! , A loaf' f ff 4 f. Lb, 1 1.1 1,7 1 W , li 'bf' ff! M' A X, U 3 . ' 2, 4, M ff! I V jj V fy!! fl VNV' ! X ' 1 1 if 4 ,A ' 'If 1 X 8 l v wx! ,gg 'Ms , 1 , , if fn 313' wiv, ff fe , 'N 3. ,Q . ff'-lf ir 4' Q . ,- s M ,' , I -1 ,tx ,M M 'ON fqz. 2, 'ya pant J wh, '- '. - 1 ff 'Kg f FQ Vw., MQ: , . 7'-arff, an , ...', 'Lf- f f.-igf x - V ' , .... ,W A. , '11 D' 1 its K W , W E., '. K My 'YM ' sy 41' 4 S+. . ,if , 'afkgfgf ,. rw :f . 1.:',g,fa - W.. .z M ,, . . Y- -A Q -' 41 , am, .. . I L V A ' Mfg! ,Iggy s'.f ',, ,V . R f ,. 'g-iigpslrzf-Q ffgw f Q-51 y if 1 was zz? fm A ,-'arm 1:6 2 mg W, ,L 1391122 my . f W M, K Q -fu f Jeaisvl-23 f gikf' 7 .- 'A fg- N W ,.,,. 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Seated: Mrs. Hulbert, Miss Bengtsson. ENGLHSH Many honors won by Edison stu- dents in this field prove its effec- tiveness. Miss Deverell, Mr. Mankowski, Miss Ross, Mrs. Black. Seated: Miss Albinson, Miss Leary. lE,NGlL,llSll-ll Electives in this offer courses in speech, debate, dramatics, and jour- nalism. Standing: Miss Wallace, Miss Brunzell, Mrs. Olsen, Miss Schmidt, Seated: Miss Garland, Miss Ward. ,il 7 Lrg 1 W 0,ge:.e'r' H 5342 A f'83ig?.,11ws' I we W 4 5 vfwff A my 'M wg J' ' A L 5 ffil Y ' fag-1' qgif-Zzirf W i , 1 .M fav H QL A V Af- ' A 11,59 5 Q Qi. x L u 'Aviva life ff. ,. f s'1,2,,,Q ' 'sf ,.,, I . A mn, 3152325 K51, rf: fs f' J, 5:5 Q Km 1 - -- 'L 54 4 , Q X 6, w 1' V fi 1 -S X -537. .5 in V23gK .?j,w.Eb,lgg,ig, Y S A Wifi 1 ,Q gg 1,0 , ZWWQM X S-fi? ART Appreciation and skills of art are developed in the art department. Stu- dent projects are frequently used throughout the school. Mr. Brown, Miss Toohy. LANGUAGE Students in the foreign language department learn to communicate in both ancient and modern- languages, as well as about different cultures. Miss Sorenson, Mrs. Kellner. MUSIC In the music department the stu- dents have a variety of classes to choose from, ranging from band and orshestra to choral groups and har- mony classes. Mr. Bauer, Miss Ferguson, Mr. Lunkley, Mr. Champlin. SHOP Through courses in Woodcraft, metalcraft, and graphics, boys are taught skills for future use in a career. Mr. Smith, Mr. Mathiason, Mr. jedlund. SHOP The industrial arts department stresses safety and strives to fill the needs of each person. Mr. Babst, Mr. Lopata, Mr. Reichow. SCHENCE The science department offers more specialized courses than just general science. They help us to solve the mysteries of our environ- ment and physical world. Mr. Marcouiller, Mr. Drage, Mrs. Pohl- son, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Bates. lPll'llYSll4CAlL lElDlUCA'll llON This department helps develop co- ordination, behavior, and sportsman- ship. Mr. Guzy, Mr. Lindahl, Mr. Berg. HOME lE,CCUNUMlllCS Home Economics helps to explain the importance of a well-rounded diet and extends experience in the field of sewing. Mrs. Miller, Miss Ward, Mrs. Ellis. lP'lHlYSll4CAlL. lElDlUfCA'll'llON The activities are chosen in regard to human growjzh, and development. 1 JI Mrs. Stancar7i, Mrs. Conover, Miss Barton. .L ,1,1' I M 1- I. ,Il I SCHOOL NURSE Our nurse is trained to treat our illnesses in the best possible manner. Miss johnson. 0lF'lF'lI4ClE STAFF The office staff, headed by Miss Claveau, keeps our school running, by doing the paper work. Mrs. justice, Miss Neumann, Miss Claveau, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. jones, Mrs. Fisher. CUUNSELURS They help us to plan our future and solve any problems that may oc- cur during the year. Mr. Hoye, Miss Robin, Mr. Hughes. LUNCHRUOM STA FF The lunchroom staff, headed by Miss Lee, serves economical and well- balanced meals. First raw: Mrs. Gardin, Miss Lee, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Kessler. Second row: Mrs. Ring, Mrs. Lindquist, Mrs. Malm, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Sorenson. JIANHTURS Carl Manske leads his fellow jani- tors in seeing that the building is kept clean and warm. First row: Mr. jablonski, Mr. Jurichko, Mr. Rampi. Second row: Mr. Manske, Mr. Kokesh, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Budnick. lL,lIlBRAlRlANS Important to any school is the li- brary, it is for the convenience of the students. Here we may do re- search work or borrow books. Miss Stub, Mrs. Lundblad. Eiiifb WQWZ ,- S WW wma MW Q!- ,-Ji'-2 L12 SE HUR ADVHSURS MRS. ETHEL POHLSON Senior Advisor As we, the Senior Class of Edison High School, approach graduation, we call to mind the events that have made our Senior year the most memorable of all. The election of Senior class officers . . . the thrilling event of Homecoming with the crowning of our queen, Barbara Gacek . . . Sadie Hawkins Day . . . and then our first class party, Harvest Moon' '... Tommie Twirls . . . the splendid cast of our class play, Meet Me In St. Louis' '... the weeks spent on our term papers . , . Snow Swirl, our winter party . . . the Winter Carnival, and the crowning of our king, Al Forrest . . . our hard working, determined basketball team . . . the thrill of our winter prom, Winter Evening, pre- ceded by a dinner . . . the suspense of Vaudeville . . . Edison Week, with the Seniors SENIOR ADVISORS-Firrl row: Miss Choudek, Miss Garland, Mrs. Pohlson, Miss Ramswick, Mrs. Hulbert, Miss Torney. Second faux' Mr. Nickerson, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Cornelius, Mrs. Schwartz, Miss Ward, Mr. Lopata, Mr. Hamrin. SE llOR OFJFHCERS AND CABHNET I-'I ...-qv-an' 4 .. 4...-.Jib..av-11, SENIOR OFFICERS: Dennis Lindow, Vice Presidentg joe Godava. Presidentg Nancy Olson. Secre- tary, Sue Walker, Treasurer. taking over for a day, the dance, and the election of the cutest couple . . . our Senior Banquet with 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! The day has finally come, too late for some, too soon for many. To the strains of Pomp and Circumstancef' we give up our title of Seniors. We also give up a little part of our hearts to the years that have slipped through our fingers so quickly and to the school that has made them fruitful and happy years. 5 SENIOR CABINET-Sealed: J. Godava, J. Torgerson, M. Tema, N. Olson, B. Thayer, B. Turn- quist, G. Simon, W. Mandery, J. Miskowiec, S. Walker. Standing: C. Lyons, D. Lindow, R. Balstad, N. Solberg, L. Walker, J. Kohanik. CLASS O 958 ALAZRAKI, ROBERTO Roby For him we are antiripalirlg great thingy. Exchange studentg Student Councilg Vaudevilleg Debate. ANDERSON, CAROL Filled with Jerenily and fun, Carolgfy a 10,1 to everyone. 'bf Tommy Tonesg FTA, Presidents Bly Trig Vaudevilleg junior and Senior Honor Societyg JAg Student Councilg Pep Club. ANDERSON, SHAROL Sherrie Sheff never at a lofr for friendff' Senior Choir: Tommy Tones: Office Workerg Lunchroom Monitorg Racket Clubg Blue Trig French Clubg Gym Aideg Vaudevilleg Leadership Club. ARMSTRONG, TERENCE Terry He ir well on hir way. Inventors Clubg Band. ARONE MICHAEL Mike , po- Man among men. l Student Council: Leadership Clubg Choral Club: Stair Guardsg Vaudevilleg Junior Class Play Committeeg Hi-Y. ANAGNOSTOU, THEODORA Theo SlJe'J newer gloomy. Racket Clubg National Honor Societyg Debateg Red Crossg Tommy Tonesg Sen- ior Choirg Gym aide. ANDERSON, GAIL Delightful to know. Wizardg FTAg JAQ Student Councilg Senior Cabinetg Vaudevilleg Blue Trig Pep Clubg Ushers Club, ARENT, SHARON Butch Full of love and life ir Jlaef' Tommy Tonesg Choral Clubg Blue Trig Tommie Boosters: Group Captaing Red Crossg Office Pageg Bank Cashierg Vauclevilleg Pep Club. ARNESON, ARLENE ..Ar.. A rmile fan glorify the day. Pep Club: junior Class Cabinet, Blue Trig Senior Class Play Committeeg Vaudevilleg French Clubg JA. BAIAK, CHRISTINE Chris Quietne.rr har in own reward. Forensic Leagueg FTA. BAK, ROSE Rosie Cute and happy, :mall and Jnappyf' BALSTAD, ROBERTA Bobbie She Jeemr quiet, hui Jhe'r a riol. Vaudevilleg National Honor Society: National Forensic Leagueg S t u d e n t Council: Pep Club: Senior Cabinetg Wizard Staff, Spanish Club, FTA: Blue Tri. BARTON, JAMES ..Jim.. All I hate ir leaving you behind. BAUMLER, THOMAS Tom An experl at mixing work and fun. BENNETT, RONALD Ron The harder I try the better am I. Choral Club, Ushers Club, Leadership Clubg Library Clubg Bank Cashier. ill BERGLUND, E I ,X Ken For hdr jo goo e w.' Stair Gu ' tude Cou ilg Red Crossg G' n ' ' jug: oirg Sen- ior Choirg lu u 3 OCUIHCSS Vaudeville. BALK I RD -T all ' i elven that maker the man. o C u ' ir Guardsg Vaudevilleg in all t I 1 QQ BANKS, BARBARA NBC BOP.. Quiet but not idle. BASSINGER, BEVERLY Bev Her bubbling good nalure if a rare for your blue.r. Senior Choirg Tommie Tones, Vaude- villeg Hi-C3 Usher Club, Junior Na- tional Honor Society. S bg., BQQCLKER, NORMAN Becker A gentleman in every way. Senior Choir, Vaudevilleg Choral Clubg Football, junior Choirg Hi-C1 Hi-Y. BENSON, ROBERT Bob Once I learn a thing I remember ii- lhe trouhle if with the once. Cross Country, Track. BERGSTROM, JOHN Whitey If: lhe quiel one: you have to look out for. Stair Guards, Hall Guardsg No-Ac'sg Bankingg Hi-Y. BISHOP, MARYANN She'J nerfer at tx lon for friendff' Tommy Tonesg Ushers Clubg Senior Class Play Committee, Chairmang Of- fice Page. BOLIN, WILLIAM Bill I'rn meek, I'n1 quiet. Hey, who Jtarted the riot? BOWMAN, PHYLLIS Phill There are .rmilef that make ur happyf' IAQ Vaudevilleg Lunch Monitorg Blue Trig Tommy Boosters. BRANT, FREDRICK Fred No matter how fart the world may go -l'm rontent to go along Jlowf' Gym Assistant. BRITTON, BRUCE Rughead Knorked unronfriour hy a train of thought. Track. BUCHTA, DAROLD Butch An accident going Iomewhere to hap- pen. Hall Guardsg Student Councilg Bank Cashier, BLUME, ROBERT Bob-O Footprinlr on the rand: of timeg if they're big, you'll know they're mine. ,IAQ Stair Guardsg Hall Guards. BOURGERIE, DARRYL Beckwith Did Jomeone mention going mme- where? BHSkCib2ll2 Gym Assistant: Student Councilg Choral Clubg Senior Choirg Tommy Boosters. l , 'qi tj -5.4-vt ,-Mgl --ceq, K 'J C S . ,NX nv .47-K ii! BOYCE, WANDA Wand She putt her worrief in n pocket with a hole in it. BRINDLEY, WILLIAM Bill You'll find me where the gang ir. BROOKS, DELBERT Del Here he irkrnan alive-now what are we going to do with him? Gym Assistant. BUNTROCK, ROBERT Bob He tried to rnix elerlronf and protonr or rome rurh thing and they flew bark atom, Bandg JAQ Inventors Club, Vice Presi- dentg junior Class Playg Chess and Checkers Clubg Rocket Club. BURLAN D, DONAMAE Dona Shdll have fun of in only with one. Leadership Clubg Blue Trig Vaude- villeg Senior Choir. BURSELL, JAMES Of what value are the rontentr of a hook P CARLBOM, JERRY The harder I try the better am I. CECERSTROM, SANDRA Sandy An all around girl, who radialer joy, her only weahnerr, a black-haired boy. Blue Trig Swimming Teamg FHA: Vaudevilleg Choral Clubg Tommie Tonesg Pep Club. CHAMBERLAND, SANDRA Sandy Model of perfection. Office Page. CHAPMAN, BARBARA Barb If Jhe har any faultr . . . She hay left us in doubt. Blue Trig Bandg Ushers Clubg Racket Clubg Gym Assistantg National Honor Societyg Art Clubg JA. BURMIS, FRANK Bramis Never a dull moment when he'J around. Hall Guard. BUSETH, ROBERT Battleship We dare not predirt the future for Jurh a man. CASHMAN, GWENDOLYN Gwen Stay ar rweet ar you are. Girls Glee Club. CELLETTE, JOAN Jeanie Nite to meet and lwite df nite to know. Tommie Tones. CHAMPEAU, SUZANNE Tiny Wordf are her greater! aJ.ret. jAg Choral Clubg Pep Clubg Blue Trig hfrench Clubg Senior Choir. 1 i X. ju 1 CH ELSTROM, MARYLYN lVe only live onre .ro let'J make the her! of il. Blue Tri: Art Clubg French Clubg JA. CHIODO, JUDY Curly Short-cut to fun. Tommy Boostersg French Clubg Blue Trig Pep Clubg Vaudevilleg Racket Clubg Senior Class Play Committeeg -IAQ Contact. COVEN EY, KATHLEEN Cove In .rchool I'm quiet . . . outxide-that'r different. Spanish Clubg Senior Choirg Tommy Tonesg Blue Trig JAQ Vaudevilleg Of- fice Pageg Pep Club. DANIELS, ALBIN UM.. I'd like to be harhfulfbut the girly won't let me. Student Councilg IAQ junior Cabinetg Record Staff g Stair Guardsg Hall Guardsg Vaudeville. DECKER, CLARENCE Dubs Blurh? Man, he blushed all over his anatomy. Wizard Staffg Hall Guardsg Student Councilg Tommy Boostersg Vaudevilleg Orchestrag Cross Countryg Skiingg Trackg Forensic League. DICKINSON, DEANNA Dikki Shelf .ro sweet and plearant to meet. IAQ Blue Trig FTAQ Pep Clubg Ushers Club. DOLINSKY, PATRICIA ' 'Pat Ah! Quit your kiddin'. CHRISTIANSEN, JOHN Chris Play and I'll play with you,' work and you'll work alone. CURTIS, BARBARA Barb One reason why gentlemen prefer blondrf' Blue Trig Senior National Honor So- cietyg junior National Honor Societyg Vaudevilleg Tommy Tonesg Pep Clubg junior and Senior Class Play. DASCALOS, ATHENA HSHITIH She': full of pep from top to toe, .rhe': gal the rep. to make thingr go. Blue Trig Pep Clubg Tommy Boostersg Vaudevilleg Record Staffg Red Cross: Senior Choirg Group Captaing FHAQ FTA. DE MARS, RONALD Ron Not that I love women more hut . . . Vaudevilleg Junior and Senior Class Playg Cross Countryg Tommy Boosters. DOBAK, LOIS Diz Blond and gay. Tommie Tonesg Bank Cashierg German Clubg Art Clubg Blue Trig Pep Clubg F Ag FTAQ Library Assistant., , 0 L, Eytfa-..'1,.5 ff-fi -J 'J waffxihfl . -ff?-nfs . -,Q-'f7,rf1.L. , ,Q ,fb .J 7 . . ln-do DORSO, CYNTHIA Cindy Her charmr are many,' they will not die. Vaudevilleg Racket Clubg Blue Trig FTA, Vice Presidentg jAg Gym Assist- antg Office Page-5 Tommie Boostersg French Club. tw., N,,M.,5a-qaqf DRANE, DONALD Shoulders A .rilent hoy ir hard lo find. Trackg Hall guards. DUPAY, SANDRA Sandy Cheerful in Jmile and action. Spanish Club, Office Pageg Girls' Glee Club. EBERT, JOHN l put my lrauhler in a hox and then .tit on the lid and laugh. Student Council, President, Footballg Gymnastics, Debate, Vaudeville, Chair- man. EICH, JOHN He grew up and prospered. Hall Guardsg Basketball, Manager, Stair Guards. ERICSON, GARY Spot Hi: trade mark ir famous. Football. ERIE, GERALD ..Jer.. I have done my Bert. Stair Guards, Record. Duke Never hurry never worry. Student Councilg Lunchroo Monitor' No-Ac'sg Gym Assistant. DUPAY, JAMES I fn EATON, ROGER ..Rog., If it'.r funny I'll laugh, if it im't l'll laugh anyway. Vaudevilleg' Tommy Boostersg Lunch- room Monitor. EDMONDS, LOIS ..Bu8s.. Stay df nire ax you are. ERICKSON, ANNETTE Nettie Happy-go-lucky ir her style. jAg Tommie Tonesg Senior Class Playg Prompter. ERIE, DENNIS Denny Not hockey, hut hookey. Group Captaing Hi-Yg Art Club. ERIE, ROXANNE Roxie Her look: are jolly, hut her thought: are deep. Record Staffg Vaudevilleg Group Cap- taing Senior Class Play Committeeg Blue Trig French Clubg Gym Aide, Forensic Leagueg Tommie Boosters. ERPELDING, LOREN ..ErP.. A friend lo all. Hi-Yg JAQ Baseballg Sophomore Foot- ballg Basketballg junior Choir, Group Captaing Vaudevilleg Lunchroom Moni- tor. FAGERLEE, DAVID ..Pug.. A rmall hui mighty man. Cross Countryg Skiingg Trackg Lunch- room Monitor. FARBER, DALE Ferby Why rlaffe on fludie,r? EAUCHER, PATRICIA Pat Light of hearl, and full of pep. junior Choirg Senior Choirg FI-IAg Leadership Clubg Blue Trig Pep Clubg junior Cabinetg Class Play Committee SEPQ Vaudeville. FEYO, ROGER Roge Have you go! your homework done. FORBES, JERRY ..Jer,. Bad weedr grow high, thafr why I'm rhortf' Senior Class Playg Junior Class Playg Inventors Club. EVANS, GERALD jerry Why do loday what you tan pu! off until tomorrow. Stair Guardsg Hall Guardsg Sophomore Baseball, FALK, JOHN Johnathon Can I help it if :hey laugh al my joker? Choral Clubg Library Assistant. FARRINGTON, PATRICIA Sadie Bury Bee. Tomettesg Junior Achievement. FENDER, CAROL Fender Her huhhling good nature ir a ture for the hluerf' Blue Trig Art Clubg Vaudeville. FISHER, DONNA Rusty Her way: are of quietnerrf' FOREI-IAND, DARLENE Shorty 'Tir the Jmile that maker lhir lar: FOREST, ALVIN Little He lets hir light thine without turn- ing the Jpot on himrelff' Sophomore Football and Baseballg Hock- eyg Golfg Vaudevilleg Choral Clubg Record Staff, GACEK, BARBARA Pollock Cute, peppy, and tzlwayr happy, Cheerleaderg Blue Trig Homecoming Queeng Gym Aideg Leadership Clubg Vaudevilleg Pep Clubg Lunchroom Monitor. GALL, PHYLLIS Phil 'LS-he ir an artist in anything rh doe.r. Tommie Boostersg adershi Club' German Clubg Blue ig h l Clu Tommie Tonesg V evill A. GARFIELD, MARY vigil Marnie She ir iz quiet girl, hut quite a girl. French Club, Treasurerg Tommie Tonesg Ushers Clubg IAQ Contact. x N .3 X . it rf t C -xx x A J 1 QNX. . GERDEMAN, PATRICI? -XM AV Pat it , X i til A daughter of the godrg iztirtbly Bllvil. and mort divinely fair. I 'V . Q' Blue Trig Vaudevilleg jAg Pep Clubg Gym Aideg Bandg Leadership ,flubg Swimmingg Lunchroom Mhmitox, yt, x, i x A '5' xl ,,. A la . VX GILL, JOHN Gilles 'Ti: the great man who rucreedrf' FRIZZELLE, JUDITH P00die She'J alwayr good natured, good hum- ored and free. FHAQ Ushers Clubg Racket Clubg Tom- mie Tonesg Senior Choirg Choral Club' Leadership Clubg Vaudevilleg JA. 1 GAFFNEY, CAROL Carr Nite thingr rome in Jmtzll pachtzgetf' JAQ Blue Trig Pep Clubg Ushers Clubg FTAQ Bank Cashierg Office Pageg Vaudevilleg Lunchroom Monitorg Li- brary Assistantg Junior and Senior Choir. GALLAGHER, BRYDGETTE Biddy Sweet and low. Tommie Boostersg Lunchroom Monitorg Blue Trig Office Page. GAWRONSKI, THOMAS TOITl,, We admire a hoy who har an aim, for hir drive will he hi: fame. Senior Choirg National Honor Societyg Vaudevilleg Record, Editor-in-Chiefg junior and Senior Class Playg junior Cabinetg Student Councilg Cross Coun- tryg Stair Guard. GERWAIS, RICHARD Howdy Fm willing to he corwinred hut l'd like to ree the man who can do it. GOCHNAUR, RUTH Hshii never gloomy. Blue Trig Bandg German Club. GODAVA, JOSEPH ..J0ey,. I'm Jmall but remember Napoleon. Senior Class Presidentg Student Councilg Junior Class Playg Record Staffg Vaude- ville. GOETZ, SHARON lVhen tfouhle comer my way I take another path. Blue Trig CFCQ Library Assistant. GRABOWSKI, JAMES ..Jim.. He if having tt hard time finding tl half hour to do hir next week'r Jtudy- zng tn. Vaudeville. GRAHAM, JACQUELYN jaci Silent and Suffirientf' Girls' Glee Clubg JA: Pep Clubg Lead- ershipg SEPg Library Assistant, GREENE, MARY Hurry me not: I muy! have time. GRIVNA, PAULINE Polly A winning way, 51lf1'tlffl1'6 grate, am hitian fitting for any plate. Blue Trig Racket Clubg FTAg jAg Sen- ior Class Play Committeeg Spanish Club. GODFREY, GARY Arthur Quiet and shy, but a real Jwell guy. Trackg Cross Country. GORSKI, 'IOANN ..JO-JOM Her world ir full of joy heruure .fhe maker it Jo. Nurses Aid: Art Club. GRAF, BARBARA Barb Silence and I are Jt1't1t1ger.r. Choral Clubg Tommie Tonesg Leader- ship Clubg Wizardg Spanish Club, Presidentg Blue Trig AFS Exchangeg Vauclevilleg Junior and Senior Class Playg junior and Senior Honor Society. GRAMHILL, ROBERT ..Bud.,. Sigh no more, ladier, .righ no more. Footballg Wrestlingg Hockeyg Vaude- villeg Lunchroom Monitorg Hall Guard. GRIEVE, BONNIE Alu't1y5 on the job. Spanish Clubg Racket Clubg Gym Aideg Pep Clubg FTAQ Blue Trig Senior Choirg Senior Exchange Trip Chairmang Badminton Team: Tennis Team. GRIVNA, PENELOPE Penny Little and cute: liked hy all. Tommie Boosters: Racket Club: Blue Trip jAg FTAg Spanish Clubg Senior Class Play Committee. 33 GROSSMANN, ALLA Mouse Newer paving or pretending, jun ber own lrue Jeff, French Club: German Club: National Forensic League. GUZY, ELLEN HEI.. She look! like a Jain! but we knou' ,rbe ain'1. HAGFORD, DAVID Dave I1'J line friendly man who Inu line friends. Hi-Y: Hall Guards. HANSON, HAROLD Harry Clg.fJ .ffnould be 10 minules long. fire lo rome and fire lo go. HARLIEN, EMILY ..Em., Her poliry if that you're young only once. Band: JA: Racket Club. HAVRISH, JOHN . jack ll 'orry and john bare ne: er mel. 34 GUSTAFSON, BARBARA Gus Sbe'J newer alone. Blue Tri: Pep Club: Ushers Club, GUZY, BRUCE The cat His funny bone never failr him. Basketball: Baseball, HALE, LE ROY Lee A man whore opinionx are nezer doubted. Band: Forensic League: junior and Sen- ior Class Play: Vaudeville: junior Cabi- net: Stair Guards: JA: Sophomore Bas- ketball: Cross Country. HANSON, PETER Pete The joker in the derk of mrd.r. Hall Guards: Sophomore Football: Sophomore Baseball: Vaudeville. HAUGEN, DONNA Blonde Quiet and unanuming bu! aluvzyr on the job. Senior Choir: Tommie Tones: Red Cross: Blue Tri: CFC: Ushers Club: Junior Class Play. HAVRISH, MARY Mickie A mort mirflJie1fou,r lwinkle lurk: in ber eyeff' Spanish Club: Junior and Senior Class Play: FTA: Pep Club: Blue Tri: JA: Vaucleville: Tommie Boosters. HEDIN, NEIL Norm A1u'ny,r rimnirig away from riudiecf' Record Staff: Hockey Team. HERMANSON, DENNIS Herman A quiet mem if hm-d ia find. Stair Guardsg Hall Guards, HOHENSTEIN, KAREN Karrie She maker lhe .shine in iz ,rhiidy pine. Usher Club, HOY, KATHLEEN Kathy fl girf u'i1h a Jmiie ii' u'0r!h awhile. French Clubg JA: Racket Club: Tommie Tonesg Banking Cashierg Senior Choir. HUDOBA, CLAIRE Clarahel le A ,runny di.rAt1o.filim1 and an ezer-ready miiief' Student Cnuncilg Blue Trig Bandg Gym Aideg Leadership Club: Spanish Club: JAQ Vaudevilleg Racket Club. ILDVAD, ROANALD ..Ig,, A lillle leurrzirig if L1 d.mge1'0ur lhing-. Swimming3 Foothnllg Hi-Y. HENRICKS, RICHARD Dick Sny.r erefything, meam nothing. Lunchroom Monitorg Vaudeville. HINDERMAN, JERRY NJN., They my he um once go! undying. Footballg Hi-Yg Vaudeville. 1 , , I I V 7755. l I 5.71, 1. A-Lfh Irv, ,f' f: '3 g:',,VL,f yffzf -1' ffl' ,l. 1,5 lnuihz tii HOWE, SHARON 'Ziff-ffy Sharie I gel fun nut of life. Blue Tri: Junior Choir. HOZEMPA, PATRICIA Pat If trouhle hnoehx lei il hnoehf' HUGHES, DONNA DJ, The quiet people often dereiie you. IVES, LEROY Lee IM -a quiel uwrher who ,rurceedf . . . hut . . . not in my rare. Inventors Clubg Skiing. JAROSAK, RICHARD Lindy All for fun and mi.rrlJief. Stair Guards: Hall Guards: Sophomore Football: Hi-Y: Vaudeville: Football. JEZIORSKI, RAYMOND ..Ray.. A gentleman maker no notre. Hall Guards: Stair Guards: Hockey. JOHNSON, BARBARA Barb A fine gal in every way. Office Assistant: CFC. JOHNSON, GERALD Ger N0t,tlJat I lore study len, but I lore fun mare. Football: Hi-Y, President: Leadership Club: Student Council: Junior Cabinet: Vaudeville: Lunchroom Monitor. JOHNSON, JOAN joanie A Junbeam took rlzape when .fbe war born. Band: Blue Tri: Racket Club: Student Council: Pep Club: Vaudeville: junior Cabinet: Red Cross: Badminton. JOHNSON, SHARON Char I like to think of all the road: that lead away from trouble. I Blue Tri: Swimming: Vaudeville: Senior Choir: French Club: Pep Club: JA: FHA: Girls' Glee Club. 36 J JASICKI, KATHLEEN Kathy Fun and gay in a mee Jovi of way. Office Assistant. JODIE, CAROLYN She 'figurer' well. National Honor Society: German Club: Racket Club: Student Council: Senior Class Play: Tommie Boosters: Vaude- ville. JOHNSON, DUANE Wayne Better late than never. Hall Guards: Stair Guards: Red Cross. JOHNSON, JAMES ..Jim.. Where there ir fun you'll find jim. Hall Guards: Red Cross: Vaudeville: National Forensic League: Monitor. JOHNSON, JUDITH ujudy.. Pint imprerrionr go a long way. Student Council: Spanish Club: Ushers Club: FFA: Junior Achievement: Con- tact: Senior Choir: Group Captain. JOSTAD, MARLYS Mar Her uric har charm. Vatx ille: Student Council: Band: phi 'J a d Senior Class Play: National oc' t irench Club: Wizard: Forensic Le ' Blue Tri. i JUREK, LOMA GAYLE Lom True worzh needy no defining. Debate: National Forensic League, Treasurer: Leadership: SEP: Pep Club: Blue Tri: Vaudeville: Red Cross: Sen- ior Class Play Committee: Tommy Boosters. IUSTEN, PATRICK Pat Common Jenfe if not a common lhingf' KANTOROWICZ, FRANCES ..Fran,, Silenre and I have noi met. Tommie Tones: Choral Club: Junior and Senior Class Play: Contact' L ader- ship. ' arg: an - f KITCHAR, JACK Wfho myr I don't love women. Inventors Club: Lunchroom Monitor: Vaudeville. KOCON, ANTHONY Coke Alhletir, willy and full of fun, he'J a friend of erefyonef' Stair Guards: Hall Guards: Vaudeville: Sophomore Basketball: Football. KOHOUT, LARRY Lat Fare life with a grin and you're ture to win. Student Council: junior and Senior Class Play: Inventors Club: Vaudeville: Spanish Club. IURICKO, ANN Anne Till lhir girl haf done her her! .fhe u'on't take n rninuleir ferr. Senior Class Play Committee: French Club: Racket Club: Blue Tri: JA: Office Page. KACHEROSKI, ROSANNE Rosie Lighl or dnrh, ,rhort or lull, Jhe har L1 uwy lhul umrer them all. Pep Club: Ushers Club: Tommie Tones: Contact: Student Council: Vaudevilleg Senior Class Play Committee. KEITH, SHIRLEY Sl'1irlc The heller we hnou' her lhe hetler we like her. Senior Choir: Racket Club: Spanish Club: Blue Tri. KLATT, EDWARD ..Ed,. The her! guyf are all out of Jrhoolf' Inventors Club. KOHANIK, JOSEPH Russian There'f alufayf room for one more lihe him. junior Choir, President: Senior Choir: Hall Guard: Vaudeville, Chairman: Senior Cabinet: Choral Club, Treasurer. QW if ,W EZMM' KONDRAK, JEROME NJN., Hit arromplixhmenlr are rerealed in zhe field of .rporl5. Football: Basketball: Captain: Baseball: Vaudeville: Leadership Club: Monitor, Lunchroom: Hall Guards. :S Y 37 KOSTER, ZOLA She bar a beaming eye, but no one know! for whom it beamelbf' Blue Tri: Student Councilg Pep Clubg Bandg Leadership Clubg Wizardg Vaudeville. KRANAK, MARY LOU Louie Her Jmile if worth a fortune, ber laugbler nuff be bought. Vaudevilleg Stage Crewg National Hon- or Societyg Senior Red Cross: Wizard: Pep Club: Leadership Club, Vice Presi- dentg Forensic Leagueg junior and Sen- ior Class Play: Senior Choir. - KUCHINSKI, SANDRA Kuch EaJy lo look al: eren eaxier lo like. Pep Clubg Tommie Boostersg Red Cross: Teacher's Workroom. LA FOND, JUDIE UM.. She'll dance ber way lo fame. Blue Tri: FTA: Leadership Clubg Gym Aideg Vaudevilleg Pep Clubg SEPQ IAQ Tommie Boosters. LANGLAIS, BARBARA Barb I'm here for work and l'm .rurely getting it. Racket Club: Bandg Badminton Teamg Gym Aideg Vaudevilleg Ushers Club. LARSON, DAVID Dave Your leadership has broughl our :lan to fame. Boys' Stateg Leadership Club, President: Vaudevilleg Junior Class Presidentg Stu- dent Council: Record: Forensic Leagueg All-City Council: Spanish Club. .- il l KOZMIK, THADDEUS Ted He say: a litile and think: a lot,' a nirer fellow rould no! be lzoughl. KRIZEK, JUDITH Judy Eye.r tba! can ree her may find it bard to Iurn away. Senior Choir. KYLANDER, BIRGER ..Reg.. ll lven lore and duly rlarb, le! dufy go to smash. Sophomore Football. LAMBIE, ANDREA Andy Full of fun and fanny free. Leadership Club, Secretaryg Vaudevilleg Choral Club, Secretary: Tommie Tones, Presidentg Cheerleaderg Forensic Leagueg Blue Trig Pep Clubg Senior Choir. 5 Lf5f,,l,,...i,z,eie4:lc'ff fidcaef Chau? .MU ,A 4 , , , ,uf ef!! llM'?:2z,e e'Cf 9, 'f 5j , LQ?-m-J LA Po fN'rE, JANET Um., Here'r a young lady, ar good ar gold, newer loo shy, newer too bold. Racket, Clubg Red Cross. LARSON, KAREN 1 ' ,' 'Her mule green you ber way umr I you. Lunchroom Helper. LARSON, NANCY Nance She enters thingx with real ze.rt and zeal. JAQ CFC3 Tommie Boostersg Tommie Tonesg Red Crossg Ushers Clubg 10th Grade Choir. LAUTERBACI-I, ROLAND Grandpa folly yet Jeriouf, fun loving yet Jin- reref' Wizardg Forensic Leagueg French Clubg ,Art Clubg ICCQ Choral Clubg Racket Clubg German Club. LAYCAK, JEAN Jeannie Her presence charm: uf. LE VOIR, BARBARA Barb For a plearing fomhination Jhe'.r the one. Blue Trig ,IAQ Racket Clubg Pep Clubg Ushers Clubg French Clubg Swimmingg Bandg FTA. LIBERKOWSKI, LOUANN Lou She'.r not only good, hut good for Jomethingf' Student Councilg Pep Clubg Glee Clubg junior Class Play. LIN DOW, DENNIS Denny An athlete every inch, and many inrher there are. Footballg Basketballg Trackg Student Council, Vice Presidentg Vice President of Senior Classg Vaudevilleg Stair Guardsg Hi-Yg junior Cabinet. LATTERY, JAMES Shats Quiet to he ture, until you get to know him. Hall Guardsg Choral,Clubg Art Club. 'I .Qkfp 'f' .1 ff A!!! X' ,,,,--I ,jk .e,f t 1'- N. K ,L Y I., LAUN, GERALD jerry W'hat more ran we wirh for, a good- natured friend. S Senior junior Class Playg Span- enior Cabinetg Student Coun- eclitorg Hi-C3 Stair Guards. L E, MARY are A winning way, attractive grate, am- bition fitting for any place. Pep Clubg Vaudevilleg Blue Trig Rec- ordg Senior Class Playg IAQ Spanish Clubg Ushers Club. LEWACKO, NADIA ..Naj.. Pretty, rlever, full of fun, Jhe',f known and liked hy everyone. Vaudevilleg Gym Aideg Boosters Clubg Wizardg Bank Cashier. LIEN, CAROL Cal A gentle manner if lotx of fun. Tommie Boostersg Office Pageg Latin Club. LIVINGSTON, MICHAEL Iazzlo My life would he done if I rouldrft have fun. Skiingg Sophomore Footballg Trackg Footballg Hall Guardsg Stair Guardsg Gymnastics. 39 LOHN, PETER Pete Naughr I a:h, my want: are few. Vaudevilleg Sophomore Football. LOTTIE, CAROL She :eernr quiet, but .fhefr .1 riot. LUCUS, DANIEL Dan NFI'F1' trouble trouble until lroubl trouble: you. No-Ac'sg Junior Choirg Lunchroor Monitorg Vaudeville. LUNDELL, jo ELLEN -Jon A happy heart, a willing mind. oz. of tho:e girl: you rarely find. Blue Tri, Treasurer: Leadership Clul Homecoming Attendantg Pep Club. MACIEJNA, MARIA Per:onality rhow: in the fare. .ro ru en ' and kind. MAKI, ROLAND Rolly A far away look in hi: eye: . . . he wa: looking at hi: feet. Bandg Hall Guardg Vaudeville. 40 LONG, MARY LOU ..Kitty.. A friendly :mile, a graeiou: way. LOYE, BARBARA Barb Her way: are of plea:antne::. Blue Tri: Vaudevilleg Art Clubg FHA' JA. 1 LUNDBLAD, LYNNEA Lynn Nite perronality. full of rarcalityf' Recordg Vauclevilleg Leadership Club: jAg Pep Clubg Senior Class Play Com- mitteeg Blue Trig Junior Cabinetg Office Page. LYONS, CAROL Carrie Friend: and humor are her lead: We know in life :be will Jutceedf' Blue Tri: junior and Senior Class Playg Student Councilg Cheerleaderg junior Cabinetg Leadership Club: Forensic Leagueg Pep Clubg Vaudeville. MACK, JOHN Sometime: I :ludy, bluff or gue::, but mort of the time I merely ren. Student Councilg Tennisg Skiingg Foot- ballg No-Ac'sg Stair Guard. MANDERY, WAYNE Butch Champion: are made not born. Footballg Swimmingg Sophomore Bas! ketball: Student Councilg Lunchroom Monitorg Senior Cabinet. MANLEY, RICHARD Dick lVell, I'1'e Jerred my time, Jo . . . goodbye. Stair Guards: Spanish Clubg Hall Guards. MARTIN, VIRGINEA Ginny It'r the quality that rountrf' Ushers Club, Girls' Glee Club. MATT, SHARON Sherry Her hair ir her crowning glory. German Clubg Student Councilg Racket Club, Red Cross, Tennis Teamg Bad- mintong Vaudeville, Chairman. MATTSON, JACQUELINE jackie Liked here, liked there, liked erery- where. Bandg Blue Trig Ushers Clubg JAQ Sen- ior Class Play Committeeg Red Crossg Record Staff. MCCLURE, JUDITH Mae jolly, frank and very active. Office Page, Pep Clubg Blue Trig Vaudevilleg Student Councilg Red Crossg Racket Club. MCCUNE, JEFFREY jeff If Jchool ir liherty, give me death. Sophomore Football: Vaudeville. MARTIN, EUGENE Pete Alu'ay.r for a good lime. Hall Guardsg Sophomore Football' junior Choir, v MARVIN, JENNIFER aku.. Sher a quiet girl hut quite a gal. Blue Trig French Club. MATTISON, CHARLES Chuck Although heff rather quiet and Jhy, he har prored himrelf a regular guy. Sophomore and Varsity Footballl Stair Guardsg Hall Guards, Vaudeville. MAYER, CHARLES Charlie Now that it'r all ozfer I guefr I'll he- gin. MCLAUGHLIN, JOSEPH Flash How I hate to get up in the morning. Bandg Inventors Club. MEYER, JOHN Mouse I know what you mean hut I won't try to underrtandf' MICHAELS, DAVID Schnnder I ran't think of two thingr at once, Jo I think of her and let my work gof v Hall Guardsg Stair Guardsg Vaudeville. MILLER, RAYMOND Rabbit Our hero hack for another eru.mo'e. Trackg Cross Country: Gymnasticsg Vaudevilleg Lu nchroom Monitor. MISKOWIEC, JANET ..Jan,, Why Jhould the devil hare all the fun? Bandg Blue Tri: Racket Club: Senior Cabinetg Pep Club. MON ETTE, ROGER Moe There ir mirrhief in thir man. Footballg Gymnasticsg Tommy Boostersg Hall Guardsg Lunchroom Monitorg Vaudevilleg Swimming Team. MYROZKA, JANET janny To worry if folly, .ro let uf he jolly. Blue Trig Pep Clubg Vaudevilleg Tom- mie Boosters. MYKULAK, NICHOLAS Nick Man of power and quietneuf' Hall Guarclsg Stair Guardsg Football. 42 MIDTHUN, JEAN Katrinlc On one the .fmiled and he wax hlerfedf' Student Councilg Tommie Boostersg Spanish Clubg Office Pageg Blue Trig Vaudeville. MILLER, SUSAN Sue We like her juft the way rhe if. Tommy Boostersg Blue Trig Vaude- villeg FTAQ Pep Clubg IAQ Tommie Tonesg Office Pageg Red Cross. MITCHELL, THOMAS Mitch An all-round funrterf' Hall Guardsg Vaudevilleg -IAQ Tommy Boostersg Art Clubg Red Cross. MOORE, JAMES ..Jim,, Great men die young and Fm not feel- ing ro well myfelff' Vaudevilleg No-Ac'sg Gymnasticsg Track Team. MUNSON, ANITA Mums jun as rweet and ar kind df poxrihlef' Pep Clubg German Clubg Forensic Leagueg French Clubg FTAQ IAQ CFCQ ICCQ Blue Tri. MYSLAJEK, RICHARD George We like him for what he ir. National Honor Society, Presiclentg Wiz- arclg Stair Guardsg Leadership Clubg Student Councilg Vaudevilleg Tommy Boosters. NELSON, AUDREY Aud Quiet, lorable, and Jweet, Jurely a pleafant girl to meet. Blue Trig Red Crossg Tommie.Tonesg Choral Club, Vaudeville: Pep Clubg Leadership Clubg Girls' Ensemble. NELSON, RODNEY Rod Alwayr ready to join the fun, yet al- u'ayJ has lair work well done. Wizard, Editor, junior and Senior Class Playg Vaudevilleg Cheerleaderg Swim- ming, Student Councilg Lunchroom Chairmang FFAQ Band. NEPSHA, BARBARA Barbie Tbingr may go right, or they may go wrong, sbe'5 happy-go-lurley all day long. FHA, Treasurer, Vaudevilleg Senior Choirg Tommie Tones, Secretaryg JAQ Junior Class Playg Wizard, Assistant Editor, Student Council, Dec. Chairmang Art Clubg FTA. NEUMANN, GEORGE Artionr Jpeak louder than u'ordf. NORDIN, BEVERLY Bev A carefree girl with a rarefree way. Blue Tri, Student Council, Gym Aideg Forensic Leagueg junior Class Playg Ushers Club, Vaudevilleq Leadership Club. NYBO, PHYLLIS Phil Sweet and quiet, NELSON, MARLENE Mar jun ar Jweet af they rome. Band: Blue Trig JA, Vaudevilleg Na- tional Honor Society. NELSON, SHARON Very qaiet, but friendly and loyal- tl1al'J the zruzbf' Bank Cashier. NESLUND, BEVERLY Bev jun plain Ju'ell. Racket Clubg Ski Clubg Girls' Tennis Team. NORDGREN, HARLAN Bob A man of the world. Hall Guards, Library Assistantg Band. NOTSCI-I, DIANNE ..Di,. Su'eetne5.r ir ber motto. Blue Trig Vaudevilleg Pep Clubg Ushers Clubg Forensic League. O'l-IARA, DENNIS Spider All things rome to him who u'ait.r, eren graduation. 43 OLSEN, TERRY Ole He newer know: when he it well off. Sophomore Footballg Basketballg Hall Guards. OLSON, LYDIA Alwayr Jmiling, nerer fad, df if Jhe never trouble had. Bandg Wizardg FTAQ CFCQ Blue Trig jAg Senior Class Play Committeeg Span- Clubg Ushers Club. OSTENSO, JOHN Big john A fine guy in ezfery way. Hi-Yg Stair Guardsg Leadership Clubg IAQ National Forensic Leagueg Debate Teamg Hockeyg Tennis. PAFF, LOUIS Louie Oh, tell me the way to gain hnowledge without Jtudyingf' Bandg JAQ Vaudevilleg Record Print Staff. PARLOW, KATHLEEN Kathy Kind and Jweet with a heart of gold. Senior Choirg Gym Aide. PATCH, CAROLYN Ambition, brainf, wirdom, poi.re,' :he doer a lot without murh noiJe. Blue Trig CFCQ Senior National Honor Societyg Forensic League, President. 44 OLSON, LARRY Ole Get thee behind me, Satan, and pu.rh. OLSON, NANCY Nance Never a dull moment when Jhely around. Student Councilg junior and Senior Cab- inetg Cheerleaderg Pep Club, Presidentg Senior Class Secretaryg Leadership Clubg Blue Trig Office Pageg Vaudevilleg Tommie Boostersg SEP. OSTLUN D, STANLEY Stan Away with the boohr, let'.r have .rome I! PARKS, SANDRA Sandy Life i.r one grand time. Tommie Tonesg Tennis Teamg Racket Club. PARR, MARY A mighty .rpirit fill: that little frame. Pep Club. PAULSON, CAROLYN I know what you mean-but I don't underxlandf' junior and Senior Choirg Tommy Tonesg Choral Clubg Blue Trig JAg Pep Clubg Student Councilg Vaude- ville. PAWLAK, MARIE Bubbles There ir a reason for her many friendff' JAQ Contactg FTAQ SEPg Office Page. PEARSON, NANCY just plain swell. PERLICK, DOUGLAS Far behind hir vague expreifion lie the workings of a maylerpieref' Stair Guardsg Bandg Hall Guarclsg Golfg Vaudeville. PETERSON, KENNETH Kenny Rather quiet, rafher Jhy, Jlill he'J a real Jwell guy. junior Class Play. PHILLIP, CHARLES KOChie I like to lhink of all lhe roadf thu! lead away from here. Choir. PLASTER, MARY JEAN Jeannie Plead with St. Peter for me, l know I'll he lalef' Tommie Tonesg Ushers Clubg Art Clubg junior Class Playg Office Page-g Boosters Clubg Contact, PEARSON, DIANE She'll find a pol of gold at lhe end of the 1'cliIIb0ll'.H Blue Trip Racket Clubg FTAQ JAQ Bad- minton Teamg Tennis Teamg Tommy Boostersg Office Pageg Group Captain PELTIER, MARJORIE Marge lVhal 5u'eet delights 41 quiet life af- f01'd.f.H French Club1 Blue Trig Ushers Club. A PETERS, ROBERT Bob Il'.f not a crime 10 he Jhorz, juft a nuiranref' Vaudeville. PETERSON, LINDA juli ar Jweet and kind ar possible. Blue Trig Spanish Club: Tommie Tonesg Choral Club: Senior Choirg FFAQ Pep Club, Treasurer. ,Q 51.111 cjf ', ,.g-Lipman -Lin Q1 ' .Qef.e1,fMe PIEKARSKI, DEANNA Dee Gi1'lf like her are juft loo few. Racket Clubg jAg Student Councilg Tommie Tonesg Contactg Bank Cashier. POINTEK, BARBARA Jeanne I! hal we need ir more girls like her. Office Page. 45 POLLOCK, THEODORE Ted I'd rnllaer hug a pigrkin llmn anytlying elre I know. Footballg Track: Wrestling. PRESTWOOD, SYDNEY ..Syd.. One alone-Jlzelr found her naw. Blue Tri: Vaudevilleg FHAQ jAg Pep Clubg Swimming Team. PUCKROPP, GERALDINE Gerri SlJe'.r thoughtful and Jweet, from ber bead to ber loerfl ,IAQ Office Page. RADLOFF, BEVERLY Toni Fun and gay in a nice fort of uwyf' RATH, LAUREL Dolly We bear wedding bells for her. Forensic Leagueg Art Club. REISEWITZ, DELORES Dee She had .ra muny ideal, leer lmir turned redf' Office Pageg Orchestrag Library Assist- ant. 46 PORTLANCE, JEROME ..Jer,, God bleu the man who invented rleepf' Stair Guardsg Hall Guardsg Red Crossg Gymnastics. PRICE, DALE Price Il'.r mme time time I'1'e met a book' Vaudeville. PUCKROPP, GLORIA Glor It if a fine thing to be youv'.relf. Office Pageg JA. RATAY, JANICE .Jann Altmrti1f'e and fair, with pretty brown lmi1'. National Honor Societyg Bank Cash- ier. RAU, JOANNE NIO.. Owe rtarled, nerer flopped talking. Office Pageg JA. RESHETAR, SONIA usunny., TlJere'J no limit to ber .rweetneJJ. Racket Clubg Tommy Boostersg Blue Trip Senior Class Play Committeeg JA. r RHODES, ROBERTA Robby ThoJe winkahle, blinkable, lwinhahle eyeJ. Blue Trig Senior Choirg Tommy Tonesg Pep Clubg -IAQ Vaudeville. RISK, JOANNE MJD., Small hut all there. Ushers Clubg JA. ROZEK, LARRY Sure -footed Never trouhler his lerronr unlers hir leather trouhler him. Hall Guardsg Stair Guards. SAMUELSON, DIANE ..Di., Laughter maker life happy. jAg Lunchroom Cashierg Swimming Teamg Blue Tri. SANGREN, RICHARD Rick Work inlerertr me-I rould .fit around and walrh it for hourJ. SCI-IIEL, PATRICIA Patti Modem quiet and rweezl' National Honor Societyg Bank Cashierg Senior Choirg Choral Clubg Blue Trig Ushers Clubg junior Cabinetg Vaude- ville. RISCI-I, CYNTHIA Cynth Newer poring or prelemling, jun her own true .relf. Vauclevilleg Student Councilg National Honor Societyg JAQ Blue Trig Gym Aicleg Pep Clubg Leadership Club. fl L,l3,,,,,'l'.4,w,al1:,i, . -JA-gm ,Q A ,,1f,.:,Jl.1,..1.C1,g, I . 71' -fr '- -711441 RODGERS, JAM ..Jim.. lVhy worry-il makes wrinhlerf' Hall Guarclsg Stair Guards. RYMANOWSKI, PAULINE Porchie Never an anignmenl doe! .rhe shirkf people all nolice rhe Jmiler al her work. Contact. SANDBERG, DONALD USHTIIH Il ir, of rourre, with greal elalion lha! he'r finifhed hir edurationf' Hi-Yg No-Ac's. SCHADEGG, PATRICIA Pat I ran live without poezry, music, or walhingg hat who ran live wiihout lalh- ing? Ushers Clubg Blue Tri. SCHLEISMAN, ANN Angie She'J a maid of arllerr grace, genlle of form and fair of fare. Vaudevilleg Contactg Blue Trig Office Page. SCHUGT, WILLIBERT Bill jun one of thore all-around' guyrf' SCHWAAB, JOHN Junior He won't let hir Jtudier interfere with hi! edurationf' Gym Assistant. SEXTON, MARILYN Mare 8 lVith her word! Jhe fonquerf men. Student Councilg Vaudevilleg Pep Club: Spanish Clubg Leadershipg Junior Class Secretaryg Tommy Boostersg Office Pageg Gym Aide. SHELDON, JUDITI-I ujudy.. There if a reafon for her many friendff' Blue Trig Lunchroom Monitorg Senior Choirg Racket Clubg Ski Team. SHERWOOD, RICHARD Dick School hreahx up my day Jo much. SHOLL, GARY I'fn not lazy, I'm jurt .raving my en- ergyf' Red Crossg Lunchroom Monitorg Vaude- villeg Recorclg Track. 48 dl SCHULTZ, GEORGE Now that I'm gone, the tearherr will have to find the anrwerf for them- Jel1fe.r. Inventors Clubg German Clubg Rocket Clubg Gymnastics. SELDON, JAMES slim.. Why rtudy? The more we ftudy, the more ignoranfe we dirro1'er. SHELDON, JANICE Moose Anything for the Jake of ronfurionf' Senior Choirg Racket Clubg Badmin- tong Gym Aideg Junior Class Play' x Lunchroom Monitor. SHELSO, JOAN Sparkling eyef, a friendly Jmilef' Red Crossg Racket Clubg Tennis Teamg JA. FTA. SHOLANDER, CAROLYN Lynn Her mind neifer hnowx what her mouth will Jay next. Choral Clubg Tommie Tonesg Ushers Clubg Pep Clubg CFCQ Junior Class Playg Senior Class Playg Tommie Boost- ersg Blue Trig FTA. SIMON, GENEVIEVE Genny In thif world there are many, hut you'll never find another Gentry. Student Councilg Junior Cabinetg Homecoming Attendantg Tommy Tonesg Leadership Clubg Ushers Clubg Spanish Clubg Red Crossg Junior Class Play. SKAJA, JUDITH Judy Af merry ar the day is long. JA. SMITH, RICHARD Smithe1'S Part of the marhinery that maker the Jfhool go around. JAQ Basketballg Trackg Vaudevilleg Sophomore Football. SOKOLSKY, WALENTINA The larr with hair of brown, newer wear: a frown. Inventors Clubg Tommie Tonesg Na- tional Honor Societyg FTAQ National Forensic League. SOLEM, NANCY Nance There ir no limit to her good nature. Blue Trig Ushers Clubg French Clubg FTAQ Pep Clubg JA. SOPCYK, CAROL She'J thoughtful and .rweet from her head to her feet. Racket Clubg Library Assistantg ,IAQ Contact. SORNSEN, LARRY usore.. He preather little, arguer len, unleu a girl ir in dirtrerrf' Student Councilg Bank Cashierg Hockeyg Vaudeville. SMITH, LARRY Shots For him the entire world ir wrong, the night ir too fhort, the day ir too long. Vaudevilleg Senior Cabinet. SMITH, THOMAS Spud He maker friend: wherever he goefg he'5 a fellow ezferyone knowff' Footballg Student Councilg Vaudevilleg Choral Clubg Record. v Dvd Li Atzwgli 'AGC' .6 07 -1 4' ll SOLBERG, NORMAN Norm l'm not ar :hy ar they think. Stair Guardsg Senior Cabinetg Tommie Boostersg Hi-Yg Swimming. SOLZ, GORDEN Gordi Patienfe and Jhuffle the rardrf' Footballg Student Councilg Recordg Vaudevilleg Lunchroom Monitorg No- Ac's. SORNSEN, GARY USO!-en He alwayr meant huriner.f-rome- timer. SORENSON, RICHARD Dick I laugh at everything. SOWADA, MARLENE Mar Her dirpoxition rpreudr a hit of Juri- .rhine everywhere. Contactg Tommy Boostersg Library As- sistantg Office Pageg JA. ST. DENNIS, KATHLEEN Lady Beware! I may do something rttzrtling yet. ST. HILAIRE, ARNOLD Boom Nothing if impouihlef' STRANDBERG, PHYLLIS Fritz Silence and I are .ftmngen'. JA. STUKEL, ROBERT Bob He .rpeakt the wife man'J English-JL lenref' Bandg I-Ii-Yg Hall Guards. SWANSON, DIANE ..Di.. I rhall he tt lady forever. Blue Trig Art Clubg Ushers Clubg JA. ST. CYR, GLEN Hi: quietneff .rhall he hir strength. Inventors Club. STEVENS, SHIRLEY She Jay! little, thifzhr tz lot, 4 nicer girl could not he houghtf' ST. HILAIRE, ARTHUR Art If you'1fe got a joh, tall someone else, STRAUSS, JOSEPH ..Joe., A, good :port .rtmight through. Sophomore Footballg Sophomore Base- ballg Student Councilg Tommy Boost- ersg Basketball. SUN DBERG, JACK Sunny Wit and wisdom were horn in thir man. Inventors Clubg Junior Class Play. SWARTCH, JOHN jack Seen hut not heard. Band. TABIS, DAVID Butch The only way to have friendf if to be one. Cross-Country, Red Cross, Bank Cash- ier, Vaudeville, Spanish Club. TAYLOR, BEVERLY Bev Part of the marlainery that maker the .frltool go around. Student Council, Record Staff, Cheer- leader, Blue Tri, Vaudeville, Lunch- room Monitor, Hi-C, Leadership Club, Ushers Club, Senior Choir. THAYER, BARBARA Barb IJ there any end to her good nature? Blue Tri, Racket Club, Tennis Team, Tommy Boosters, Office Page, JA, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Cabinet, Record, Vaudeville. THILL, KATHLEEN -fl I Kathy A pretty girl ir like a melody. Art Club, Ushers Club, Pep Club, Lat- in Club, Tommy Tones, Choral Club, JA, Vaudeville, Forensic League. THORESON, PATRICIA Pat Some people are jurt naturally friend- ly and rweetf' owed? fwfr-J was im, twain mo . A ' TORGE ON, JEAN Jeanne A friend if Jbe,' and :ucb a perron- ality. French Club, Choral Club, Inventors Club, Blue Tri, Leadership Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Vice President, JA, Vaudeville, Tommy Boosters, FTA. TACHENY, CECELIA Cele Wit in ber Jpeerla, energy in ber deedrf' Red Cross, JA, Lunchroom Committee. TEMA, MARY ANN ..Mare,. We rexpett ber for ber unfailing de- termination. National Honor Society, Leadership Club, Senior Class Play Committee, Forensic League, Band, Student Coun- cil, Blue Tri. TI-IEISEN, ELAINE uL3l'llH Sl1e'r pretty to walk witb, witty to talk with, and pleaiant to think of, too. Wizard Staff, Choral Club, Badmin- ton Team, National Honor Society, Tommy Tones, Leadership Club, Gym Blue Tri, Racket Club, Vaude- obmoftfi WM THOMPSON, GARY Oni Youre ir a good kid. Sophomore Basketball, Football, Swim- ming Team. THORSON, RICHARD Dick My time ba: come at last. TOUHEY, VALERIA Val Ark me no quertionx, let me ark you.' FTA, FHA, Ushers Club. I TRYMAN, CAROL ANN Carrie We bear ber wedding bellJ. Junior Choirg Racket Club. TURNQUIST, WILLIAM Bill An old :rage hand. Stage Crew Foremang Stair Guardsg Hall Guardsg Gymnasticsg junior and Senior Class Playg Vaudevilleg junior and Senior Cabinet. VANDERBILT, KAREN Simplicity if a grace. Blue Tri. VAN DEVENER, SHARON Shar SlJe'5 a quiet girl but quite u gal. Gym Aideg Record Staffg German Club, President, Vice Presidentg Tommie Tonesg FTAQ CFCQ Tommie Boostersg Racket Club. VELIN, CHARLES Charlie The bury world and I Jbould never agree. Hall Guardsg Stair Guardsg Student Council. VINCENT, JUDITH ..Judy,, A Jweel min if Jbe, full of fun and perfonulizyf' Record Staffg junior Class Playg Gym Aideg junior Cabinetg Teachers' Work Room. TUMLER, FREQf Fritzay - f B ter lule I never. ! I , I , ' r 'f , A. I 1 URISTA, THOMAS Tom He .rtoopr only lo conquer. Gymnastics. VANDERMYDE, JOHN Vandie He live: for the ladieff' Footballg Sophomore Basketballg Track Stair Guard, Captaing No-Ac's Chair mang Vaudevilleg Red Cross Veepg Stu dent Council, VARHOL, MARY ANN Proxy School ir okay except for the clearer. VERLO, LOIS Quiet, but ob, Jo nice. junior Choirg Tommie Tonesg Nurse's Help. VITOLS, AUSTRIS Aus Able and active with brains and poiJe. Sophomore Basketballg Stair Guardsg Wizard Staffg Hall Guards. WACHS, GARY Walls A right good fellow, we all admit, he ha: hir fun and Jtudier a bit. Wizard Staff, Hall Guards, WALKER, LARRY In Jpite of all the glory, the helmet :till fin. Football, Basketball, Vaudeville. WARDARSKE, SHARON Sherry If: nice to he nite, when you're na- turally nice. WARHOL, MARY JANE Live, laugh, and he 'Mary'. JA, German Club, Banker, Library As- sistant, Racket Club. WARREN, BEVERLY Bev She 'figurer' well. Forensic League, JA, French Club, Blue Tri, Senior Choir, Vaudeville, Office Page, Group Captain, Ushers Club, Pep Club. WEIDT, CLAIR Small but not unnoticed. WAGNER, MARCIA Marcy Delightfully different. WALKER, SUSAN Susie Small in nature, hut mighty in .rpirit. Blue Tri, Pep Club, Secretary, Red Cross, Secretary, Treasurer, French Club, Vice President, President, Junior Cabinet, Senior Class Treasurer, Tom mie Booster Club, Secretary, Vaudeville, Student Council, Homecoming Attend- ant. WARDARSKI, JANETTE ..Jan,. Seen hut not heard. JA. WORHOL, PETE Butch I can do anything, hut behave. Ski Team. WEDIN, BARBARA Barb Witty and faxhion wire. Vaudeville, Senior Choir, Debate Team, Blue Tri, Tommie Boosters, Senior Class Play Committee, National Foren- sic League, Ushers Club. WEISE, HOWARD Howie l am a rnarter of my fate. Hall Guards, Football, Basketball, Gym Assistant. WELLS, PERCILLA Patti Fair af llze day and alwayf gay. FTAg Vaudeville. WIGGEN, ANITA ...rupu Her prerenre charm: us all. Senior Choirg Tommie Tonesg Blue Trig ICCQ Spanish Clubg Vaudevilleg JAQ Homecoming Attendantg Gym Aideg Pep Club. WOLD, GERALD Ger You never ran tell what 4 red-beaded boy will do. Bank Cashierg Swimming Teamg Golf Teamg Badg Red Cross. V LCQ0 eg 7 A Q.. A wk YABLONSKY, JOSEPH Yaby Hale and hearly Javed for one weak- ner: . . . foolballf' Hall Guardsg Stair Guardsg Lunchroom Monitorg Trackg Footballg Vaudeville. YUNKER, WAYNE Oscar A never failing :ource of Jilencef' Stair Guardsg Vaudevilleg Board of Re- view. ZIERMAN, TIMOTHY Tim Slumber i.r Jweeler :ban Jludyf' Vaudeville. WESTER, DAVID uDavev, He who inrreafex knowledge increufex sorrow. WOJACK, JOHN Teddy Bear Now I know what love if. Inve rs Club Ski T m' audeville W CEK, JOYCE Little Wincek FriendlineJJ if not her only Jpnrklef' Gym Aideg Racket Clubg Library As- sistantg Contact. YATES, CAROL A gem that .rparklef quietnenf' Blue Trig Ushers Clubg French Clubg Art Clubg JA. ZEMIEN, CAROL Red I :halter ar l go and I go on forever. Senior Choirg Tommie Tonesg Office Pageg Contactg Tommie Boosters. THOMPSON, TERRY Ter Muffler make lbe man. Gymnasticsg Tennis. CAMERA SHY LAURENCE BENDEL GERALD DESCHAINE WILLIAM HUGHES JOHN KOTOWICZ RICHARD O'CONNEL JOHN REYNOLDS KEITH CONGER MICHAEL GREENE GARY LAFLEUR GEORGE KOZAK DOUGLAS POULIOT GLORIA SUTTON L EDWARD ZENTIS IN MEMORY Ol-7' IRENIE, STANDING The Senior Class of Edison High School wishes to pay its respects to the deceased Irene Standing. We sincerely miss her pleasant compan- ionship in school as well as out. I 55 5, , . Sfayeyt JO ELLEN LUNDELL RICHARD MYSLAAIEK K? Bef! Alzhzers LOMA JUREK DICK HENRICKS H LIL, OIF' FAM 'Tl 5 Bef! Danfen MARILYN SEXTON LARRY SORNSEN Biggeyt Flirty BARBARA CURTIS JOE KOI-IANIK --W., 1'- ww-MNVTZ, R 3 wk . f 1 an-.. , vi ' My if,? 'l' 5 k ..,. L ,V V ,, ' NK ff 3 5 Q , g zi, ' my ' , h ' K 'Y 'Q' 'Q 4, of ww... il .f 2 '- X , 1, -n.. ..,. V VQMM 3 K 1' wx 'a , - Nr... Q ww... , A 'Iva LJ' H4 rr' yn, 'K G -4 yin:-'lf Wi? K 5 S 3, W. ,Hr 00 'Q - M, ,M ss Q ,AX Slmrpest Drexferf BARB WEDIN Pfelfieft E yef BARB NEPSHA AL DANIELS DAN LUCAS As -5,-IL LL, DF FAM 'is ,:..., , gtk W ,5......., A--. Perfomzlity Pluf BARB GACEK JOE GODAVA Mos: Arhlezif ANDREA LAMBIE RAY MILLER 4 fkfl 1 I' 4, 2 K., 1 . ff . ci KL! ,f ffl ,JJ Z2 'fy 60 ml 'di ,W is l s is 15 x. 442 5- . S '7 U .i rms' I Y l - , 3 ' s fi '-X 1-Y MR LARSEN, Advisor JOHN EBERT, President STUDE T COUNCTL One of the most important organizations in any school is the Student Council. It performs many functions for the welfare of all students. The Student Council is composed of an executive committee, elected by the student body, and a representative from each advisory. This year's Student Council sponsored many social events such as, Homecoming, Sadie Hawkins, Xllfinter Carnival and Vaudeville. Also, they had many fund raising campaigns for the Organ Fund. Besides raising money and sponsoring social events, the Student Council makes many of the regulations which govern the students. The advisor of the Student Council, Mr. Larsen, has done an outstanding job in guiding the Student Council toward its many successful goals. His willingness to help the committees has been very much appreciated. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: John Ebert, Presidentg Dennis Lindow, Vice Presidentg Tom Krinke, Treasurerg Cynthia johnson, Secretary. ASSEMBLY-Ffonl: J. Yates, M. L. Kranak, Mr. Simmons, Advisor. Bark: J. Strauss, D. Larson, Chairman, J. Godava. PUBLICITY-Sealed: B. Nepsha, Chairman, T. Mitchell. Standing: E. Theisen, C. Madison. SOCIAL-Sealed: C. Hudoba, C. Olson, Chair- man, M. Hanson, R. Turnquist. Sluzzdingx S Kimball, S. LaBosco, J. Yates, B. Carlson, E Zander, C. Wagstrom, R. Berg. DECORATIONS-Sealed: M. Hanson. E. Zanders A. Anderson. Slanding: B. Nepsha, Chairman S. Reshetar, C. Mattison, T. Mitchell, R. Myslajek, L. Cybyske, R. Nelson. 'iv 'il BOARD OF REVIEW-Fz'oz1t.' T. Krinlce, H. Serum, C. Decker. Burk: W. Yunker. J. Ostenso. NO-ACS1 C. Deolcer, J. Vandermyde, B. Nepsha, Mr. Spolar, Advisor, W. Mandery, A. Daniels. 'lb ETHICS-Sezled' C Wa stro C Ol . . . g m, . s0n,j. Sheldon B. Taylor, K. Murphy, R. Nelson, 1. LaFond, j johnson, J. Miskowiec, j. Sheldon Smnding' C Moran, C, Risch. B. Nepsha C Declier B Carl . . , . son, R. Turnquist. 5' ORGAN FU N D-CONTRIBUTION S - Seated.- T. Gawronski, L. Sorenson, Chairman, J. Robinson. Standing: Mr. Bates, D. Christenson, Miss Torney. RECOGNITION: M. Tema, Miss Albinson, M. jostad, C. Risch, Chairmang R, Risch, C, Moran, S. Korus. VAUDEVILLE-Sealed ffloorj: S. Laliosco, C. Wagge, P. Kulkay, C. Moran, R. Hendrickson. Clsairfs G. Simon, N. Olson, B. Tayl-or, R. Kachero- ski, Standing: M. Arone, G. johnson, N. Eklund R. Myslajek, R. Holland, Chairmang R. Walquist C0-Chairmang Miss Ferguson, Advisor. n v A POINT4Slar1ding: D. Lindow. N. Olson, L Sorenson. Smled: I.. Huire, M. Sexton, Chairman Mr. Hughs. BULLETIN BOARD-LOST AND FOUND- Slazzdirzgx L. Grotte, 1, johnson, L. Sorenson, J Vandermyde, A. Daniels, D. Lindow, Miss Toohy. Sealed: J. Yates, C. Bath, G. Erie. y Board of Review. Working the switchboard. STUDENT GUVERNMENT In the office. In the lunchroom. -2 K+ 1 a 0 5 3 il ,W I K ' 5 2.435 ,e f ,AXi',,,' 4 Av., ,snuff 1 f mm, 1 ff . M ,,w-anus: new ,qw ggqukwzfnrmxgz' , Wanna 3Qf',',,iww ,wuwx H Q wwf :Q fl' 4f ' 12,5 1 5 22 'iz 1, V E W in ., .5 4, .vi 3? jbi Q , gg, - A 4 ,27- ' , 3 :' f w A Li1'K VL-i'.'i wa fy :Qf e'?xfa5555'113mfr:s11 ' ff Wlwliff '11 -V,1'J37T ffximi STL , ki 'A 1 f vfxizx.. IW EM? EW, W f L - wifi Jw .xl 25 im W., ll Ui Y 'in .,: Q12 l 1-W. . M '5 fg 'fi 'Q gs, W4 I., V gy.: : mg' 3 ,M b , amy 21 eq kv ' fb!! s g . , ,wan g, '21 4 Q In A 1, Y Y. ..,. - -,gm E , 'Y i ' ' Q 1 , fsmsfqw wgfgmf?,+f:eiwiA3f L - M .. . ,rm Q 4 , y Qi 2, Q uw if S . f . K -mf , , 2 . 1+ - Tl, ,R f T 5 0 -,Q , 5315.517 A . ,541 if imp S K+ ' E ' ,jf ,g,..'..-,M-.,..f,1.'-.'b:'2' F' A 1 , U ,g,, ,x., . -. - - --..- ' 4 Q fxe:-r ' 2' ...Q uv gk -in fs-b W' 5. K' my mi, SDM f, 5 If - .f gigs ,hw . f4.:f:5f:1., ,N.. NL, ,X . , 'L' ' I ? 5 Mr. Lunkley, our able band director, is a man that we the students and faculty can be proud of. His ability to draw every ounce of talent from each member of the band is one of the factors which makes the Edison band an outstanding organization. His genuine and sincere concern for each stu- dent makes him a favorite with them. This Spring, the band under the direction of Mr. Lunkley, hopes to continue their tradition of rating very high in the state music contest. The music that Mr. Lunkley usually picks out for the band unfolds a real challenge to them. But with the guidance of Mr. Lunk- ley, the band always succeeds in presenting good class A music. Thus, our band continues to grow and improve with the help of Mr. Lunkley and each individual band member. MR. ELMO LUNKLEY. Director RUUSHNG SCHUUL SPHRHT AN BAND-First wuz' M. Tems, R. Buntrock, E. Kuch, T. Armstrong, R. Hendrickson, S. Dalstrom. Second row: M. Jostad, L. Hale B. Kespohl, D. Crocker. M. Moore, R. Andrews, R. Nelson. Third wuz' E. Egler, A. Solberg, C. Webber, S. Flannigan, T. Hermann K. McKenzie. Fourlb wuz' P. Kaye, C. Risch, P. Isackson, R. Gochenhour, M. Sandberg, C. johnson, L. Painter, J. Amble, D. Brouillard L. Paff. Fiflla faux' D. johnson, B. Kees, C. Hudoba, M. Bouee, A. Anderson, K. Stukel, J. Benson, B. Erickson, D. Headin, J. Hilderbrand Sixzb row: D. Peterson, B. Porter. j. Schwarts, D. Nordahl, N. Zimmerman, C. Larson, D. Reavis, G. Cox, J. johnson. Q, -if 'W V '-fig Y KY? ERA A V HR i 1 A sf 51 1 1: , , nf , Jing.. A , fW f',xMwxwm4i5w vw 5 M, an A -5 gM v W? 2 3, .Q N,f - 5' '4-f!,, ! .mi'.,,:fi1,, ef- , K kwa f V I - M , Q ii? ?,A3rg3': Q 1 H Afvkfw Q- i -A -V' 1+ 'fvm -f ff ni ffyM ,- f -wb p-My ,dm J -- 'Y 7 fs - gbffiwif ,-Qi! 3 fi WN-f -A ,mfr xx b Nf5.fN.mm 5 X ifbffii ZZ ii' M' 'wg 'Mi' X XTX ff'6gkl QA?'ff+ ,f '55 3973 'N 5W'f '5??'Qfgigf1W 7 Q5 'E fi ,Y A A I tive! ,I 1 XX W' x - QI, li ' ' jf : ,fv W if Z' fm- f' Q f Qi' jim '-., E. fi A 'X ff Zim? -'fs N Q fi S2? 5Q'2M ' FF fv- A A 1 . ff 5 ff ' - . ' f wg' V ' M V . fm , H , wg gif? f 1' 3 f f l A - f 1 'H '. th-X 4 ' wi 1 2 -3 5 '1 -,'4 :EA E V I l - ,QQQAPMA if -wwiw-'Q -' F69 Qfiwwv vw The Edison Choral Department has had a very successful year. Starting in the fall, Choral Club and Tommie Tones worked very hard on the inspiring Christmas pageant which they presented at an assembly just before Christmas vacation. The entire Music Department helped make it a success. After Christmas, work began on the numbers to be presented in the state contest. The Easter program was an awe-inspiring choral presentation of Holy Week. Miss Ferguson has brought fame to our music department through the use of music students on her television program. We are all proud of our Choral Department and especially our director, Miss Ferguson. 'R W' OUR ADVANCED CHORAL CLUB-Firrl faux' C. McConville, M. Knutson, N. Lindgren, F. Kantorwicz, A. Lambie, K. Thill, R. Berg, M. Hansen, C. Anderson, A. Nelson, R. johnson, B. Larson, P. Gall, S. jaster, E. Theisen, S. DeCoursey, P. Kulkay, D. johnson, E. Zilka. Second row: S. Nepsha, M. Neumann, J. Kapeller, B. Hreha, J. Frizzelle, S. Ready, C. Waage, A. Varville, K. Chase, K. Nesheim, J. Calderwood, N. Springer, L. Haire, J. Arones, T. Skirka, M. Oslund, B. Graf, C. Scholander, L. Peterson. Third row: D. Balkus, J. Lattery, M Walgren, K. Hoffman, M. Paaverud, G. Pestello, D. Chessney, D. Godwin, G. Nelson, A. Hanson, D. Rosellpj. Bloomquist, B. Brown M. Russinik, G. Marciniak, S. Cederstrom, S. Arent, S. Champeau. Fourzb row: L. Erickson, N. Solberg, K. Berglund, T. Smith, J. Koh: anik, N. Becker, D. Fish, D. Bourgerie, C. Guenther, K. Knutson, T. Holland, M. Arone, R. Walquist, D. Bailey, T. Settera, R Shore, R. Skogsberg, S. Finnegan, M. Trost, J. Torgerson. TOMMIE TONES-Fin! mum' J. Pederson, K. Johnson, S, Falldin, A. Erickson, C. Moran, G. Piecek, G. Zawadski, B. Anderson, J. Olson, K, Hogan, C. Vfestover, P, Markham. Second max' R. Kairies, M. Bishop, A. Christc-nson, L. Dobak, Secretary, J. Grotheim, G. Hutchins, N. Larson. J. Lener, R, Kowaliuk, K. Gallison, N. Smith. G. Simon, President. Third row: S. Anderson, R. Kacheroski, Vice President, D. Baur, A. Wfiggen, D. Rick, T. Leonard, S. Miller, J. Gibbon, D. Piekarski, K. Kunsman, J. McDonald, S. Villella, M. Enter. Fourlb wuz' B. Bassenger, D. Haugen, J. Cellette, K, Huy. D. McLeod, M. Garfield, K. Coveney, B. Curtis, C. Trost, C. Zeimen, J. Maznio. R, Klesk, C. Kociscak, B. Erickson. J. Buchta. CHORA GROUPS TENTH GRADE CHOIR-Fmt 1-min' B. Anderson, B. Nelson, G. Kral, S. Jolmson, J. Walker, Secretary, J. Donatelle, J. Frizelle, B. Holcomb, B. Wideen. J. Lawrence, J. Lindquist, K. Gustafson, B. Cooper, S. McCaffery, P. Hogan, M. Hafgors, K. Worthington. Second wuz' S. Shelton, H. Serum, J. Nelson, D. Paaverud, J. Farrier, J. Jaremko, C. Prescott, K, Ahlquist, J. Ulmaniec, G. Bishop, B. Carlson, S. Beriou, J. Hughart, J. Swanson, M, Sobcinski, M. Pearson, V. Reynolds. Third rouu' J. Hoskins, J. Hilton, S, Smith, R. Leonard, L. LaMatte, President, R. Forbes, R. Tripp, D. Wzirren. D, McNamara, J. Larson, D. Fahrendorff, D. Sholander, S. Hansen, M. Howitz, M. Buelow, P. Schiffer. Fourtb roui: K. Wiberg, D. Dawson, D. Solem, S. McCarty, D. Lesterson, G. Palmquist, M. Ryan, Treasurer, A. Paulson, Vice President, J. Sivanich, R. Greenhaugen. D. Haugen, B. Bergman, M, Mogren, S. Keena, S. Mika, B. Coveney, J, Hanson. BOYS' QUINTET G. Marciniak, D. Rosell, T. Smith, M. Arone, J. Kohanik. Piano: R. Balkus. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE A. Lambie, N. Lindgren, j. Kapeller. R. Berg, E. Theisen, A. Nelson, N. Springer. S. Arent, S. Champeau. Piano: R. Kairies. 72 MIXED OCTETTE Seated: K. Thill, K. Chase, S. jaster, C. Scholander Smnding: K. Bergluncl, N. Becker, R. Walquist, M Russinilc. Piano: M. Knutson. -ll'Nl0R Cl-lOlRf1 1r.rl mu: M. Mnlaslco, CQ Houdek. P. l.nyez1u. A. Zak. Ci. Nelson, R. l.uPointe, E, Olson, M. liiikke. Scrwld mio' Bl. Gruenherg. D. il'l1l7I11.lS. M. XY'ood. M. Koppe. N, Dorso. V. Alaeger. L Voss. M. Goodwin. C. James. Mr. Chaimplin. Third 7'l1ll'f 'lf Nvlnlfcn. ,l Dame. D. Flohnston. B. Xlfood, ll, Condon, li. Anderson. ll. lialkus. R. lielvins, XV. Mislcowii', A. Munson. D. Fitvgernld. MUSllClli'ORllDLlE1 SLN E Vlunior Cfhoir is composed of freshmen who w.1nt to continue their choral training and want to he in 11 performing group, They have several programs and a Spring Concert. Members must he interested in musit. have good grades, and have some musical ability. Girls' Choir is composed of any girl in the school who just likes to sing. They meet after sehool and sing mostly semi-popular music. GIRLS' GLEE CLl'lS-lfnuf mu: M, Mgllilslco. 'lf l51'une,1u. sl. Eritlcson. D. Truntliinslci. li. Arelmmhault. Hurt. S. Gagnon. U. Hut- qusalim. R. Knoll. Y. 'l'auheny. K. Hennessy. K. liorslci. E. Olson. M, llgiklce. N DeCoursey, C. -lames, Lien. Semrzd mum' Mr. Chiunpf lin. xl. Hilton. C. Nelson. D, Lune. C, l-loudelc. M. Gruenherg. Humenansky, S. Kimlmill, S. Vlllrlmol, Agard. Fl. Lystig, M, Goodwin, E. Zilkn. D. Trout. R, l..1 Pointe, S. St. Cyr. R. Gorski. 'l'lvird mu: C. Goetz. S. Luth. J. Hilton. S. Mnddoelc. B. Kees. C, Drzme, M, Koppi, P. Britton. K. Dlnseniuk. D. Thomiis, G, Nelson, K. Larson, l. Chapman, I.. Voss, V. Jaeger. R. Lundberg. S. luster. ,Q 5' fit 4 K ii? 2 .wwf .L ,Mg , 2235 Q il . L, . fi J Y w ,L f wt Qs, K l,i,fj' ., ,H if-A f In ' Q K .., M A K ' 'Q 5.5 'ff fx if ,X MQ? -af.: 3, . 1 NS, , va . 3 vis, Q-4 whiz. 3 .WP Q .31 ai -riicmff, Wag ,L 'gm 4.1 fy L- K .X VP ii l , 5 X 1 . , 533 h ' . 1 K 1 gg, Ti S fab? gy, 5 3 W, if 9: 15' ..,fQ' 7 ' an gf A iq Tile, . , ix, . W . Mi s . 22251-- F Q 'ff w f 4 K fl f f 1 Nw: fr , 73533-H .F r' M -my av ,, F554 5 in gg gn... JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Firrt row: Mrs. Holland, C. Stenbakken, P. Bright, O. Butqusaim, L. Fisher, G. Michalov, M. Szutz, P. Hirashima, Secretary, J. Chapman, Vice President, C. Suerth, Chairman. Second row: S. Besnett, M. Goodwin, J. Nelson, N. Quamme, J. Nepsha, J. Lystig, G. Guzy, A. Christenson, M. Hoffman. Third row: R. Clark, D. Peterson, K. Balstad, K. Frane, R. Pearson, S. Robertson, S. Vizecky, D. Genoshe, L. Grotte. Fourth row: J. Sarych, R. Bloch, L. Grotte, K. Jaseniuk, J. Hughes, B. Anderson, T. Rule, D. Christian, H. Lankstrom, C, Hughes, T. Herrmann. SERVICE A D CHARACTER Both the Senior and Junior High National Honor Societies aim to create an enthusiasm for good scholarship, to develop worthy school and community citizenship, to stimulate devoted service to school, community and country, to encourage the development of trustworthy leadership, to instill exemplary qualities of character. Candidates for the Senior National Society must be in the upper fourth of his class in scholarship and show evidence of the other requirements, service, leadership, and character. Candidates for the Junior National Honor Society must have a scholarship average of no less than B and must also rate high in the other four standards. For several years the Senior Honor Society has given a tea in honor of retiring teachers. No honor conferred by the school excels that represented by this Society. It represents the fundamental objectives for which schools are instituted and gives recognition to those students who have attained most nearly the desired ends. Other honors at the disposal of the school are only partial in the sense that they recognize specialized ability, skill, or talent, but this Society looks upon education as a total product measured by the four dimensions of life. Throughout history, man has recognized the value of such distinction and in one way or another has marked for special honor those who excel. Ancient and medieval universities established their honor societies. In modern times the coveted honor of election to Phi Beta Kappa outranks all other distinctions. In a student's election to this Society, the whole school is honoring him for the attainments already made and for the promise he contains of continued excellence in the cherished ideals of this school. 75 EDISON FORENSIC LEAGUE-Firrl row: D. Lubansky, K.' Jarosak, B. Gustad, D. Baur, T. Lezniak, Vice President, C. Patch, President, Miss Garland, S. Hutchins, Treasurer, L. Goldner, Secretary, A. Grossmann, C. Nordin, K. Pahl. Serond row: C. Lyons, M. White, A. Erickson, A. Lambie, L. jurek, L. Rath, S. Miller, C. Sholander, J. Larson, K. Worthington, C. Moran. Third row: M. Buelow, K. Kunz- man, M. Havrish, M. Jostad, P. Kulkay, S. DeCoursey, M. Tema, R. Balstad, C. Taylor, M. Scales. Faurlh row: P. Kaye, M. Wiberg, B. Warren, R. Erie, B. Wedin, G. Pribula, A. Wiggen, C. Olson. S. Cederstrom, B. Nordin, K. Gallison, C. Risch. Fiflb row: R. Lauter- bach, S. Stevens, C. Gliniany, B. Saxe, M. Kranak, A. Munson, B. Graf, T. Leonard, D, johnson, W. Sodlsky, J. jalma. Sixlb row: J. Ebert, J. johnson, R. Alazraki, L. Hale, R. Nelson, J. Ostenso, L. Olson, M. Peterson, R. Myslajek, B. Guzy, D. Larson, C. Decker. , THE ART OF The Edison Chapter of the National Forensic League was organized in 1955 with eight members. This year we have seventy members in the Edison Forensic League, twenty-five of whom are also members of the National Forensic League, which is an honor society for out- standing students in speech. The purpose of a forensic league is to give students interested in speech a chance to develop their ability by entering the various speech activities. These are debate, declamation, extemporaneous speaking, pantomime, read- ing, and discussion. We now take part in all these divisions. The first semester work is concentrated on debate, and in the second semester on the other activities. Our advisors are Miss Garland and Miss Schmidt, how- ever, we receive help from various other teachers who were N.F.L. members when they were in high school. The debate squad is composed of the outstanding debaters who compete in the advanced tournaments. If the interest shown and the rapid increase in mem- bership mean anything, the future of the Edison Forensic League should be very bright. 76 A ,WA ann? 'uf' f fT'f'?1ff'E' if -Q 2 A -.4 , ww .5 LA. W a HQ 372' QU' V Y 1 4 Na- Q My I ' wwf B QW Q9 JD' f J' In 15 Q ,, , M f 6 A K 4 Mv- Wi , r .grswwn A. wer gk . III IEHIHF 'PP aiu, 7 .Nik 1 N' LWW , au g HE ,X , W ml' ,gg i 5 3 o Q 2 Y 'W' ' :gl Q55 Q ' X? K D .,. , ' V b,3ir Vggg ' 53' aliif .x,' , Vwgxglqi i gg? ff U 'i f , if 1 3 Ys1f , af55'1 l QQ? - AEf:?L.Q A, ,A , ' wgw 1 VN X Q iw wi? r, , as , A QEQJMQ iikfgkfx The French, Spanish, and German clubs were established to encourage an interest in the people and the countries in which these languages are spoken. Each club has several of its own activities each year, and together they put on a Christmas party for all foreign language students. French club has taken a trip to a French restaurant and arranged for a feature length French movie to be shown to the French classes. Spanish club has made an album en- tirely in Spanish to be sent to some South American coun- try. They also took a trip to a Mexican restaurant in St. Paul. German club went to a Twin City Christmas party for students studying the German language. Our understanding of foreign lands was further broad- ened this year through the friendship of Roberto Alazraki, our American Field Service exchange student from Milan, Italy. Roby, as he was called by all his friends, was a welcome addition to Edison. Roberto Alazraki, our A.F.S. exchange student from Milano Italy. FUREIGN NEIGHBORS GERMAN CLUB-Fin! raw: P. Schullo, T. Lezniak, Vice President, L. Dobak, Secretary, Miss Sorenson, Advisor, P. Kaye, Treasurerg P. Pilkey, J. Sandberg. Second row: E. Anderson, C. Jodie, K. Kunzman, I.. Goldner, J. McDonald, G. Mattson, A. Grossmann. Third raw: I. Porietes, P. Gall, T. Pluwak, T. Paape, S. Matt, M. Wiberg, M. Knutson, S. Peterson. Fourth row: R. Gochnauer, -I. Lezniak, W. Matlock, D. Newgaard, D. Hansen, G. Schultz, J. Jalma. 'Or' USHER'S CLUB-Fin! row: N. Larson, J. Pederson, J. Hughart, K. Gallison, Secretary, Miss Choudek, C. Bednark, President, B. Carlson K. Worthington. Serond row: C. Moran, C. Taylor, S. O'Shea, K. Gustafson, D. Wallace, J. Larson, M. Borowicz, B. Anderson, D johnson. Third row: J. Olson, M. Scales, C. Gliniany, S. Decker, M. Ziegenfuss, K. Ahlquist, T. Skirka, M. Hudoba. Fourth rouf: Ri Erie, D. Nye, -I. Calderwood, N. Springer, R. Bennett, T. Kywerign, L. McNamara, B. Wedin, K. Murphy, M. Diffin. SERVHCE 'TU Tl SCHCUXOD LEADERSHIP CLUB-Fin! raw: S. Eklund, J. janicke, R. Myslajek, Treasurer, K. Stukel, President, S. Keys, Advisor, M. Kranak, Vice Presiclentg A. Lambie, K. Worthington, J. DeMuse. Second row: C. I-ludoba. S. Kimball, P. Gall, S. Hansen, C. Lyons, B. Gacek, B. Taylor, N. Lindgren, C. Risch, N. Quamme. Third row: N. Olson, E. Theisen, A. Nelson, P. Faucher, D. Notsch, Z. Koster, M. Tema, D. Burland. R. Turnquist, M. Sexton. Fourlh row: J. Torgerson, N. Burkholder, R. Bennett, G. johnson, J. Kondrak, J. Ostenso, M. Arone, D. Larson, B. Graf. K. Naslund. I f ll D .. . . .-... - , 7, SENIOR RED CROSS---'Fluff wuz' P, Pilkey, G. Simon. DI. Robinson. Presidcntg Miss Torney. M. Hansen. S. Eklund. IS, Decker. Semzld man' C. Kuensting, Sowada. B, Ovshak. I johnson, M. XX'iberg. S. Stellick, K. Wihe1'g. Third rnzzz' K. Gallison, S. Gozola, I.. I.und- blad. L. Bergstrom, 5. Matt. M. L. Kranak, G. Anderson. S. Decker. lfuurllp mu: Holm, B. Zipoy, J. Falk, C, Guenther. J. Kara. II, AEAXRN NG BY SERV NG Edison High School is one of the few schools which prints its own paper. The Edison Record, a bi-weekly publication, is printed by a group of boys, under the direction of Mr. Reichow. In addition to the printing of the Record, the Staff Prehar. B. Teague. prints such things as tickets, programs and other materials for school events. RECORD PRINT STAFF--Firfl wzr: Mr. Reichow, DI. Grabowske. I.. Puff. G. Frie. P. Warliol, -I, Germundson, A. Forrest. Sc'L'lU1l1' mum' D. Gulbranson. G. I-Iolmberg. D. Swanson, G. Solz. L, Cybyske, E The R x 4 th y . e staff me b A en' publishing these article ' s Three Attend will Travgl student congress Can you imagine sixty-nine boys Hd this timer the making interruptions throughout nother? --' 'feacher in the school ,tc Qnllockf' ners in this c '-M is April 14, ra 54.505 'A time mf ivisor V com' ' iss W many xo say ses by A . A .l0urna1' B W 1. lsm. The Record al 3 flee ed for a tdo so is f S0 provides an 0 1 Career in :sts A editorials f I P y, 5 Ort stor, ut t f ax A 165, Cssayg, feat of gy .rents 2 Ma tivit. xy pro 'Ut UD V AB ICS a BR nd reflects sfude 1'f 0 the Sch Roetl' always Ri me r.-. - . 001 HC- suade BB gress. Secondly, sne W..- 5' rn st 2 bfflfhe its l f the C0l'l'lYTllttee of For' Vyay' pu, ,, , lnlu nd lltlle Aga eign Alfairs. She was a so ' med Tb Y 59 .AAR 'ze for being second best teachers Wfmft yet Us out motxi n, a 'gag speaker of the ou , V d to, but they how Yeff Q93 ' ' ' 1 SW' realize we fran't carry our ' Couldnyt ' A52 dent Congress. ' 101' I The boys that walk wi Xltlesv' Piifg girlfriends and stand arour I YS aw .'AAmx Edison Rocketeers ing th stairs give me the u - have to trouble, said Joe Yablonsky. 'ml-Q, A The Se' .fig Blast OH John vandgrmyde, captain, Saas Mlss BRUNNMUI ' WOW lzAAAA U Q . U Too many teachers let the stu- H---L ZELL, Adv, AQ - 3.391114 AQQQA Who said Edison lags behind dents out without passesy by a Semin. my 150, Slts ng HAABQ Austin? asks'I1om Lezniak, prtesi- Au thas commotion has its mi Senior gyms are a mixture of classes fjgiig d'M and Ofgaglzel' Of l'hekEd1'i0Yg ward, though'-an orderly school, social mmdedness, forwardness, in- SVQYY 'ifgf2fg Rocket Club' mi own We et C U orderly students, and the all-round teulgence, DSYSOUSUW, SWNJOYY1- Passes l-ZZAABB here at Edison 'SYM' gomg fo bf? feeling of having a well-ordered ness,b93UtY U 7 'fl and l93l0USY- Yffuyd 1 1 A222 shown up by some rocket enthusi- Schoox. Where they can be found? Most- with, ,...AAAA astic teen-agers in austin, Minne- . ry in the 5.0. Omce, or just pl-am- seep' ' now re- . ' ' ' 1 F' Jerry Laun S 0 gnnnlsh ing around the halls with a little BTTS H AMW iv Chief. Sh . econd page Edt . pink slip m their hand. Gust like Q C and t ' H00 VanDevener frail Norm Solberg F the Senior boys they can be seen thm' ' - -N-vets - :rd Page Editorf Ounh Page Editor- T ' - -Fm-e with a Q53 her . . . - :..,-mquug wh - Om Gawronski, Edil0r-in verything- The get .-Q U L , me WN , W N . favorites are , A M '-um. i + ' - 'te r,or....,, , . in line are he, - - A VNYA- I .. .-1 X- .. nl xg r .. iv- 1 ' 'ls. t ' tle . iris ' uve ' e so much Lenior upon vuldn't n thai arouru ing t adm Z00tba' burgei we gi' ' e-muah hir . , .. . '1u.i'.b-1.uSlZ a nttle persuasion v Edison High Minneapolis, Minnesota E95 I Y X wfv s. . C , C' 'Ns I A 'Ns RECORD-Sfmzding, lefz 10 fight: N. Solberg, Fourth Page Editor, R. Bennett, Rep., G. Laun. Third Page Eilitorg S. Van Dcvcncr, Second Page Editorg B. Thayer, Typistg Miss Brunzell, Advisorg T. Giiwronski. Editor-in-Clmief. First Page. Sealed: A. Dascnlos. Typist Rep., R. Myslajck, Rep., J. Godova, Rep.g B. Taylor, Ev. Editorg J. Vincent, Typistg A. Danials, Rep.: R. Erie, Copy Regular, D, Larson Rep. No! fvirlured: L. Lundblad. Repg M. Lemke, Rep. 83 bmi . if. if R , f 9,1 ff-QR 9 .... A gain F. T. A.--Fm! wuz' li. Gustatl, B. LeVoir, C. Anderson, President, T. Holland, Treasurer, Mr. Champlin, Mfs. Carlson, C. Dorso. Vice President, B. Kees. Secretary: P. Grivna. Scrwld mic: G. Piecelc. I.. Sholancler. D. Dickinson. R. Pehling, P. Wells. C. Gaffney. P. Grivna. 'l'l1mI min S. Miller. B. Nepsha, R. lialstacl, P. Kulkay, S. Dc-Coursey, S. Hutchins, M. Havrish, S. Reshetar, S. Van Devener. Fun:-111 wiv: I.. Olson. M. Pawlak, li. Kespohl. I.. Dohak, Ci. Anderson. C. Waage. J. Zdon. M. Wfiberg. L. Golclner, J. Tarnowski. Fiffh ruzc: 'I. Torgerson. A. Munson, N. Peterson, R. Nelson. D. Delvin, V. Touhey. J. Johnson, B. Erickson, L. Peterson, J. Shelso. llBlUlllL,lUDllNG ll'i'UlR Tllzlllli lElU'lFURlEl E.H.A. is a national organization of students with the goal of helping individuals improve personal, family, and com- munity living, now and in the future. The E.H,A. motto is, Toward New Horizons. The Edison l .T.A. is an organization of Senior high students interested in teaching as a profession. 5 E F.H.A. Fjlflif mu-5 DeCoursey, Setretaryg J. Vosler, Historian, S. Amund- son, Presidentg Miss Ellis, Miss J. Wzird. J. Nepsha. Vice Presi- dentg J. Nelson, Parliamentariang J. Erickson, Treasurer. Second wuz' B. Archambault. P. Szylcul- ski, J. Miller, J. Lystig, D. Lane. L. Fisher. Lien. Third 7'fI1t'.' S. Warhol, S. Stevens, M. Rund- quist, J. Faucher, V. Touhey, K. Anderson, K. Wile. G. Nelson. 5, Q I f, 3. ,A gf gg, X , GUS' k R YQ' Y? QM 531 '., if x Gy Xa 2 4 was W Q Q sw -f f. , hw ffrijsggki 5 5 ' A , A Z Q Ig 'N N 4 'I 1 I , ' Y 3331 L EK wav, ,gf .f'f-2-are -X f' Q? R ' . , i . Q L-J. . , X ., M Sm. X . x X I 3 w W W fd A was 1 Mfg E 3 - A W? Hi ' Q, A A n va Q 1 2 hp, W7 La: 2 -f 4. , , wr 7 Q' 1? f X A53 'W ' .. '5 , i ff X M, fx , w bxxzlgm, Q Ht M ff 11 5 x xx SN ,Q A 2. , Hsu 4 Y .F .. .J Y N 9 ffl K 15 A A I Q B 5 A ga x Q 31552, f 5,33 ART CI.l'B-f--Fifi! muy' B. I.eVoir, IS. St. Andrew. B. Loye, Setretaryg M. Seales, j. Robinson. Presidentg D. Fahrendorff, J. Donatelle, R. Hase. R. Calrson. Sewnd wr:-x S. Gibson. -l. Rau. C. Yates. D. Solem. K. Gallison, Miss Tonhy, Advisor, L. Dobak, C. Fender. B. Olejn- ifak. R. johnson. Third nwzcz' R. Kowaliuk. I.. Friedland. P. Gwiazdon. P. Pearson, D, McLeod, S, Decker, E. Zander, K. Hanson, S. Sex- ton. Fnnfflv wzf: C. Gliniiiny. -I. Ulinaniec. J. H0udelc,Treasure1'g C. Olson, M. Rainville. M. jostad. C. Wfagstrom. Vice Presidentg S. Hndoba. rl. jitniclce. Iflflb wiv: D. Frie. VI. Lattery, G, Godfrey, D. Swanson, M. Mogren. M. Chelstrom, R. Feyo, B. Chapman, T. Mitehell. 1- 1 1 i R C l i . T T U B The Art Club is an organization designed to help in the decorating of some of the events which go on at school, During the year each member works on a worthwhile project. To beeome a member just takes the will to work and create. B NfP5l1l l Robinson B Ioye I Robinson . Y A hu., ,ar - ,i .-...,.,. rv, rs. Q .. .. , ,.. .. ,,, A-. ,, .. ,,,,.,,.m,..... -.- HI-Y-Seu1ed.' J. Ostenso, Vice Presidentg D. Lindow, L. Erpelding, M. Arone, Secretary-Treasurerg B. Besnet, D. Hagford, J. Hinder- man, J. Bergstrom. Standing: N. Becker, L. Paff, J. johnson, Presidentg D. jarosak, N. Solberg. B lllL.lDll GCHARACTER The Hi-Y and Blue-Tri organizations are a part of the Y.W.C.A. and the Y.M.C.A., respectively. The purpose of these organizations is to encourage these young men and women toward a life of Christian living. They work closely with the Hi-Y and Blue-Tri groups of other schools. Because of the size of the Blue-Tri they must divide it up into chapters. The Hi-Y meetings include many things, among which is the participating in sports. They raise money through paper sales and sponsor social events. Blue-Tri raises its money through the sale of Christmas stockings, Tommie dolls and medallions. These organizations are an asset to the school. BLUE-TRI CABINET Seated: B. Stein, Treasurerg C. Hudoba, Presidentg E. Zander, Secretary. Kneeling: L. Peterson, Chaplaing N. Burkholder, I. C. C.g K. Naslund, Vice President. CHAPTER l-Firxrl rout' G. Halleren. D. Rick. R. Moneta, Vice President, S. Rignell, Treasurerg D. John- son, H. Serum. President, J. Frizzelle, Chaplain, M. Sobeinski. Secretaryg B. Larson. Semnfl mum' S. Nelson. D. Taylor. D, Sederberg, J. Myrvold. J. Olson, I.. Nekola, C. Nahnsen, R. Hennessy. Third row: P. Ander- son, S. Keena, K. Carson, K. Naslund. D. Johnson, B Coveney, P. Warhol. Fourlh rout: M. Dulban, B. Hreha D. Swanson. J. Kappeller. I-. Bergstrom, B. Spano. CHAPTER II-Fir!! row: J. Lawrence. President, S. Fall- din, Vice President, S. Sexton, Chaplaing M. Hansen, Treas- urerg M. Perry. Secretaryg D. Sholander, J. Olson. Second rouf: R. Hase, J. Yates. J. Ulmaniec. E. Zander, P. Pilkey. J. Walker. Third row: D. Johnson. C. Kuensting, C. Jodie, J. Varian, S. Hansen, J. Hughart, K. Hanson. Faurih fouf: M. Diffin, L. Olson, A. Arneson. D. Pearson, M. Mogren, J. Mrozka, P. Tarasar. Q-lf ra, CHAPTER III-Fifi! rout N Loye, J. DeMuse, J. Janicke Secretaryg E. Theisen, Presi dent, R. Erie. Chaplain, N Olson, Vice Presidentg P Hickerson. Second row: B Loye, B. St. Andrew, D enson. C. Hudoha. P. Wryk Third faux' M. Scales, C Johnson, C. Moran, R. Ballot Wf' -J i IGM C. Fender. CHAPTER IV-Fiffz faux' J. Peltier, B. Stein, A. Sol- berg, L. Jostad, K. Hogan, L. Lystig. Second row: C Bednark, P. Markham, C. Lindholt, J. Fedors, B. Held B. Sroga, S. Kimball. Third row: S. Clos, J. Larson, K Wiberg, B. Mancino, M. Rignell, D. Wallace, T. Skirka J. Herland. Fourth row: A. Wiggen, B. Curtis, S. Smith J. Torgerson. S. Johnson. B. Paquette, R. Balstad, J McClure. .A Lucas, C. Olejnicak, A. Christ- . S. O'Shea, N. Lindgren, C. Goetz. Fourth wuz' L. Lund- blad, L. McNamara. C. Bur- sell, A. Dascalos. J. Houdek, CHAPTER VII-Firrl row: L. Sholander, Chaplain, C. Lyons, P. Gerdeman, Vice President, C. Olson. President, C. Webb, Secretary-Treasurer, B. Kubin- ski, K. Doncaster, D. Fahren- dorff. Second row: J. Amble, D. Solem, M. Hudoba, C. Westover, S. Favorite, M. Sexton. J. Donatelle. Third row: B. Bitsy, J. Grotheim, K. Gallison, K. Webb, R. Kowaliuk, B. Anderson, B. Perry. Fourth row: J. Calder- wood, N. Springer, B. Wedin, S. Kleve, J. Hanson, C. Wag- strom, M. Rainville, J. Swoada. CHAPTER VIII-Firrt row: M. Hagfors, Vice President J. Irwin, Secretary, S. Gozola, President, S. Smith Treasurer, J. Benson. Serond row: G. Zawadski, K. Erickson, J. Lener, A. Schleisman, K. Worthington Third row: K. Fearon, B. Anderson, C. Vee, G. Thysell P. Bautch, K. Johnson. Fourth row: J. Johnson, T Leonard, D. Samuelson, P. Schadegg, G. Bishop, K Alquist, P. Palmer. CHAPTER V-Firrt row: B. LeVoir, S. Eklund, Vice President, C. Anderson, Secretary-Treasurer, L. Peterson, President, J. Lindquist, Chaplain, M. Lemke, C. John- son, C. Gaffney. Serorrd row: J. Chiodo, D. Haflund, M. Borowicz, J. Swanson, J. McDonald, S. Benz, S. Christy. Third row: J. Nelson, P. Kulkay, L. Haire, B. Chap- man, P. White, B. Swanson. Fourih row: A. Anderson, J. Arones, J. Widseth, R. Turnquist. CHAPTER VI-Firrt row: M. White, Secretary, G. Wilson, Treasurer, B. Nordling. Vice President, J. Johnson, Presi- dent, J. Benson, P. Hansen, Chaplain. Serond row: K. Pahl, G. Jones, B. Carlson, K. Turbak. K. Gustafson. P. Hogan, S. Johnson. Third rouz' K. Kuehn. S. McCarty, B. Korvaliv, L. Friedlancl, R. Trout, M. Jones, B. Holcomb. Fourlh row: D. Zondlo, P. Faucher, N. Burkholder, J. Tarnnawski, K. Murphy, S. Prestwood, K. Coveney. A. LUNCHROOM SERVICE-Fin: row: C. Olejnicak, B. Hale, M. Wright, P. Schiffer, B. Wideen, S. Iskierka, Miss Lee. Second row: K. Turbak, C. Gliniany, P. Schullo, D. Samuelson, J. Egeland, C. Glander, T. Settera. UNCHRUU SER MBE In the Lunchroom Service Club, the cashiers, counter girls and bus boys who work for the lunchroom get paid for their services. The qualifications are the need for a job and the ability to do the work, The Lunchroom Monitors are a. group of students who work during the lunch periods to keep order and enforce the rules of the lunchroom as set up by the Student Council. LUNCHROOM MONITORS Fin! row: B. Gacek, B. Mathiason, H. Sheely, R. Doll, J. Sheldon. Second raw: M. Brown, R. Eaton, T. Pol- lock, J. Sheldon, K. Nelson. Third row: G. Winge, B. St. Andrew, B. Taylor, E. Guzy, B. Bitsy. 'V 1 LIBRARY CLUB-First row: D. Crawford, K. Pahl, S. Stellick, J. Sivanich. Second row: Mrs. Lundblad, B. Holcomb, J. Hubbard, V. Touhey, R. Bennett, T. Kyweriga, R. Lundberg, Miss Stub. Third mum' R. johns, G. Waclis, L. Haflund, P. Farrington, E. Anderson. STUDENT AHDES The newest club to be chartered at Edison is the Library Assistants Association. The main purpose of the club is to better acquaint pupils with the operations of the library. Members must work in the library. Additional requirements state that the student must have a C average and a fairly good knowledge of books. The Nurses Aides work with the nurse during their free period. Their duties consist mostly of clerical and errand work. NURSES AIDES L. Verlo, J. Larson, R. johnson, Miss johnson, Nurse. J W 1-mfg ',,w H Us 1... ' TVX Q Hr ...ew , KW W? Wx' 'Viv' 3522 I ff' 1 -fl We I fs W3 'M 9 ,, 1, 'sn 57 i'9f llngfm 'S' '!efy f,Z?' Q? 1 an 'VK 'f ' gf 4 K j Z if V , ,, 3wW fig, 'Elf 1 ,. 11gg. an , 1:1-4 Q 11- AQ N 'Y W Wff yi QW - akwkf. 'j f1 . K 3 ' , i Q 5, K :M my , ' V www 1 , wwf M A Y wk Yi! W n Q .. N ,W J 41 fill W- mm 5? ch, mt, N, 'Z, ,,w , , im 4 4? 'P M Q 'ww 1 W 5 W 1 vw W 1 .ysm4: 1 My Q .1 . Q 'Whip ig gli X STAGE CREVC'-Fifft wuz' D. Nye, M, Wieberg, M. L. Kranak, Mr. Simmons, Advisor. Sermrd mzix' M. Nybo, R, Sargent, J. Stenbakken. STAGE QRlSW The stage crew does all of the behind-the-scenes work done on our stage. They devote much of their time during and after school to such activities as, Class Plays, Vaudeville, assemblies, and various other programs. Stage crew meets as an advisory and its members give up their study hall period to work on the stage. To become a member a student must have at least a B average and approval by Mr. Simmons, the advisor. All members must take a course called Stage Craft. In this course they learn the different skills directly associated with the Theatre. R. Sargent S J' tenbakken- M, Nvbo M ixiuim M.: 1 c..,-i.ni.i,A- . an ' I T . f . 1 , rl 7' ' ' l 2' , .ii Q 5. l -af' figf. K....r x av-. 1 HALLGL'ARDSf-Firrf mu: F. Burmis. T. Gawronski. G. Erie. D. Jarosak. B. Guzy. C. Mattison. J. Johnson. J. Portlance. M. Liv- ingstun. G. Wfaclis. Second wuz' L. Rozck. J. Luttery. R. Jczinrski. J. Kohimik. J. Bergstrom. D. Hagforcl, G. XX'nlker, P. Hanson, T. Mitihcll. Third wuz' N. Mylculalc. C. Lnzarz. H. Hansen. G. Stewart. B. Booth. E. Martin. D. Pobuda, B. Borcharnlt, H. Weisc. W. Yunker. Fnnrlln wuz' P. Loebner. J. Hemp, B. Turnquist. J. Yablonsky, E. Kown, L. Hale, D. Johnson, B. Edlund, L. Cybyske. Fifth 1'Ull'.' A. Daniels. M. Arona. G. Vilcber. J. Zdon. C. Velin. J. Rodger. J. Hanley. D. Pcrlifk, A. Vitols, L. Warlker. Sixth wuz' T. Hammer, D. Miclmels. J. Evans. R. Maki. J. Vamdcrmyrle. D. Buchta. L. Dullum. J. DuChz1rmc. D. Kirkwolil. Seventh raw: J. Kondrulc. R. Blume, J. Eiih. J. Oatcnso, T. Olsen. D. I.imlow. D. Dvubay. J. LaMcrc. D. Hall, D. Hermanson. MR QT'llUNS AND STAIRGLARDS- Ijjflf rffzzx' D. Rusell. J. Brcrlrt. M. Iivinggstnn. B. Zipoy. C. Mattison. Mr. Mankowski, Advisorg B. Guzy. G. Scales, G. Whilrs. R. Bailey. J. Knchcrnslci. Semud wuz' L. Rnzck. H. Hansen. G. Laun. B. Booths. L. Cybyske. B. Kesley, K. Hoffman. K. Berg luml. J. Zriun. G. Vfgrllccr. 'I'l1ird wus D. Hansen. VV. Matlock. J. Hemp. R. Wzilquist. B. Teague. C. Decker. D. Johnson. XV. Yumlcr. P. l.ucbncr. B. Enllunrl. E. Rfvcllikc. Fw14r1lJ mum' R. Myslajck, B. Turnquist. J. Bergstrom, M. Wailgrcn. J. Rogers, G. Weber. D. Manley. R. lwiurslci. A. Vitols. M. Amnc. Fifflw Vulll' N. Mykulak. 'lf Krinkc. D. Dzulmy. J. Evans. R. Blume. P. Coleman. D. Hall. G. Stcnbnk- lccnw. l.. Dullum. M. Clicssnoc. J. l-'ortlunux The Stairguards perform an important duty to the school. They regulate traffic in the halls and on the stairways of Edison. They set an example of good conduct for all the students. juniors and Seniors are eligible to become members, but they must be recommended and selected by the faculty with ap- proval by the present membership of the guard. To be considered they must maintain at least a C average scholastically. The advisor, Mr. Mankowski, keeps his guards constantly on the alert for any violators of school rules. Through the Stairguards, the students have another part in school government. The Hallguards were an experiment and are now a part of the Stairguards. The officers or stairguard captains are chosen by popular vote of the group and are introduced in an assembly in the spring. HNFURMATHDN STAIRGUARD CAPTAINS-Fin: row: T. Gawronski, J. Ostenso J Vandermyde D jarosalt Second mu D Perlick L Walker A Daniels, J. Yablonsky, L. Hale, G. Erie. Third row: E. Kocon C Velin D Lindow D Hermanson J Eich E-... ECOWASINS-Fi:'f1 wuz' J. Erickson. K. Hennessy. B. Archambault, Secretaryg S. Kreig, Lunch Room Mon.g S. La Bosco, Vice Presi- clentg Miss Robin. S. Besnett. President, S. Hutloba. Treasurerg V. Lloyd, K. Lunclblacl, D. Thomas. Serazzd row: N. Burr. J. Vosler, N. DeCoursey, F. Olson, B. Holcomb. J. Rosell. R. Knoll. M. Gruenberg. D. Lane. K. Borske, Y. Tacheny. Third 1'011'.' M. Roethke. J. Rye. O. Butqusaim, J. Miller, N. Reitsma. C. Stenbakken, J. Nelson, M. Balckc. S. Gibson, S. Wzirhol, L. Jurek. Foizrfh roux' K. Larson, K. XX'ile. M. Szutz. N. Tarasar. J. Chew. J. O'Shea, K. Karkula. C. Gulhrandson. N. Quamme. J. Chew, S. Tripp. Fifth wuz' L. Kilpatrick, L. Painter. C. Nelson, S. Coryell. K. Timmers. K. Balstatl. C. Johnson. S. Gwiazdo, K. Bath, M. Rundquist. Sixzh man' M. Cardinal, J. Faucher. M. Lindstrom, D. Frank, S. Kimball. C. Guernsey, B. Pierre. S. Januszewski. S. Maddock, S. Schoonover. J. Faucher. Sefenth mir: L. Grotte. K.Wt1jdyl:1. K. Thorson, J. Chapman, C. Field, S. Gunderson. V. Jaeger. S. Amundson, K. Cyson, S. Mika, B. Salmon. GHR S9 SERXVHCE C UBS OFFICE PAGES-Fivzfl mum' C. Dorso. S. Rcshetar. S. McCaffrey. D. Burland. N. Quamme, J. Rosell, B. Decker. M. Dordan. Serwld wuz' D. Reisewitz. M. Sowatla, M. VUhitc, J. Larson, M. Bishop, K. Gustafson, K. Worthington, S. Dupay. Third max' T. Skirka, I.. Haire, K. Ahlquist. J. Hilton. S. Decker. B. Perry. J. Rau. N. Solem. Fuurfh wuz' B. Sroga, S. Gwiazdon, S. LaBosco, J. Ostendorf. M. Pawlak, M. Roethke, K. Timmcrs. A. Schleisman, N. Olson. Fifth row: D. Cybyske, R. Rhodes. B. Pointek. A. Dascalos, V. Jaeger, J. hficlthun, B Warren. C. Zemien. 4 . .. . . . s. 1 . . , M . .. N-ff. f ' new ,. ,, i .W ' If ,wa 'vu .51 K 'K x 4 4 X 'ig ' AQ ?m?:E g, It 3 W WNLQ 1 2 . I' 'if Q . Ap I 4 cf' ,,Y'-, W . vi, Q Q fav mm L Y . ,, M ,, , , 8 , iff 5 Mai 3 M Am bl A Bair ,M if Av., fb' 19: 2.1. , K. 1 N f N FL! iz k As. U , , ,,,,-r-ff' Whafs cooking? JUN UR HMB? iv--F Men at work. AQTEXVXKTEXES Wm -W k x MJ Qm , I gawm nic 's an hx . , X Let's have a look. X rli minute hwmewo LAS! Study lflg ADV SORHES The advisories are a very important part of our school days. It was in these rooms tht many of us first met the kids who were to become some of our best friends. The Monday bulletin became an important part of advisory business. Other Monday business prepared us for the future and left us with a good habitg that was the student banking day. Most contact between students and the office is taken care of during the advisory period. Other advisory functions include the distribution of notices, the collection of fees, and the discussions concerning action taken by the student council. In many cases the time spent in advisory is just the right amount of time to finish any last minute homework or to catch up on the latest gossip with our friends. All in all, the time spent in advisory was well spent. Re d- a mg the bulletin Cha ning S 5 if 1 i GROUP CAPTAINS- -Fm! wir: J. Eriikson. C. Bednarlc. -I. Pedersen, j. Agard, S. Fallilin. C. Olejnicak, C. Moran, M. Lemke. S. Cham- peaii. Sfmud mum' A. Foul. B. XX arren. S. Ceilerstrom. R. Erie. D, Wallace. H. Serum. B. Taylor, S. Arent, K. Tiinrners. D. Olsen. Third mu: j. Paradise. K. Ahlquist. M. Dulban, li, Stein, C. Taylor, M. NVilverg. J. Robinson, j. Lindquist, K. Kuehn. Foufllv mum' D. johnslm, I.. Voss. Ci. Ze-mier. D. Sherwood, B, VUL-lte. rl. Silmllo, D. Terry. J, Torgerson. j. Fauclier. S. LaBosco. Fiflb mzzx' S, Xweselenalc. B. Graf. N. Springer. M. XX'irtli. 'lf Kyweriga. C. Hirkerson. 15. Anderson. UI. Myrvold. Six-111 wuz' L. Peterson, -I. johnson, D. Pearson, B. Buntroilc. S, Besnett. C. Derlcer. T. Armstrong. C. Koehler, K. Carlson. A D V ll S fC D R 'Y -. ll? A U lil, R S BANK CASHIER-l 1'r,i't mu: K. Lunilblail. S. Benson. L. ,lure-lc. S. Nelson. K. Hoy. Miss Ross, M. Wfarhol, D. Haugen. S. MrCat'frey. J. johnson. Szrwzd wuz' D, l.uias. M. Hoffman. P. Pilkey, M. Hansen. C. Nahnsen, S. Kay. D. Crawford, Lawrence, R. Clark. Third mum' M. Solninski. If. Tlicsen. S. Peterson. B, Perry. M. liorowski, D. Piekarslci. S. O'Shea, UI. Benson, D. Wallace, Iwi. Smith. 150141111 mu: D, Hillus, S, Hansen, M. XWiberg, P. Fauilier. K. Nelson. A. Anilerson. 'I'. Leonard, R. VC'hite, S. Petruzza. Frffh mia: -I. Vinient. -I. Houdelc. J. McClure. I.. -Iostarl. M. Peterson. j. Widsetli, R, Turnquist. C. Gliniany. A. Wfiggen. Si.-db mum' S. Gunerson. B. Pointek. ll. Kolianik M Wfilgrcn D Tabis C XVolil 'I' lillir 9 Amundson j Ratay C ELEVENTH GRADE Mr. Babst-227 Fifi! rouz' J. LaBelle, D. johnson, R. Berg, Mr. Babst, P. Gwiazdon. B. Decker. S. Peluf. E. Zilka. Serorzd row: R. Stellick, C. Ander- son. B. Wilson. D. Posner. B. Nelson, S. Shelso, D. Kaedden, R. johns. Third row: M. Brown, R. Klesk, C. Peterson, D. Terry. D. Cybyske, J. Sowada, D. jordan. Fourth row: H. Smith, P. Porter, B. Gundlach, J. DuCharme, D. Crocker, C. Nolby, R. Wash- burn, G. Stewart. ELEVENTH GRADE Miss Ferglson-318 Firrf row: C, Bednark, J. Lener, S. Murray, Miss Ferguson, S. Nikiel, D. Koch, Y. Paul Second faux' B. Ovshak, J. Rood, N. Springer J. Dascalos, J. Hildebrand, S. Nepsha, B Erickson. Third faux' D. Gulbranson, B. Mur phy, D. Chesney, H. Hansen, D. Capra, J Crook. Fourth row: M. Zak, D. Nelson, B Hanson, T. Holland, T. Blair, D. Kirkwold A. Neuman. ELEVENTH GRADE Mr. Brown-112 Firrt row: J. Brost, J. Youngmark, T. Vescio. M. Hansen, Mr. Brown, L. Goldner, C. Walczak, S. Buris. Second row: B. Neeley, N. Chermak, D. Gersdorf. P. Palmer, R. Greven, G. Thysell, R. Warhol. Third row: J. Robinson, A. Zierman, J. Lezniak, J. Zimba, D. Hulsing, T. Lezniak, D. Swanson, C. Bur- sell. Fourlh row: R. Walquist, T. Peterson, G. Hagfors, J. Thurner. B. Borchardt, C. Daw- son. T. Smith. ELEVENTH GRADE Miss Deverell-119 Firrt row: C. McConville, J. Benson, S. -Iaster, C. Kociscak, Miss Deverell, M. Rignell, M. Schroeder, C. Moran. Serond row: K. Chase, A. Zych, J. Brecht, D. Skawski, M. Dorso. J. Kackeroski, M. Tacheny, B. Perry. Third row: S. Webber, J. Browne, R. Skogsberg, J. Ellson, R. Buntrock. L. Wishart, B. Zipoy. Fourlh row: J. Buchta, -I. Tarnawski, Maloy, B. Besnett, J. Oslund, M. Walgren, D. Fish, J. Maznio. ELEVENTH GRADE Mr. Kottom-106 Firfl mu: K. Gilbert, J. Neumann, S. Drozdik, B. Wfidmark, B. Soj, P. Kulkay, K. Johnson. Semnd wuz' D. Rosell, M. Knutson, J. Gib bon, J. Houclek, J. Farrington, B. Skaja, R. Lasho, G. Buda. Third wuz' M. Dulban. P. DuPay, W. Matlock, D. Sobcinski, T. Kenne Y, V. Jacobson, J. Sarna, D. Haflund. Fnurlh mug' G. Holmberg. E. Dow, L. Cybyske, T. Brede mus, U. Uglem. M. Peterson, B. Keeley, K. Hoffman. 5... ELEVENTH GRADE Mr. Marcouiller-326 Fin! wuz' P. Schullo, J. Yates. S. Kay. Mr. Marcouiller, J. Olson, G. Piecek, J. Nelson Second faux' R. Kairies, J, Egeland, S. Peet N. Badgley, B. Kespohl. M. Herman, J. Peura. Third faux' K. Bakken, R. Remillong, J Felegy, H. Berkenhoff, B. Sobcoviak, D. John son. Fourfh row: R. Frank, J. Meuleners, C. Guenther, K. Knutson, D. Knutsen, M. Chess noe, D. Swanson. I04 ELEVENTH GRADE Mr. Liemohn-206 Firfz wuz' B. Kees. S. DeCoursey. P. Hansen, J. Roddy, Mrs. Liemohn, J. Tarnowski, M. Stoltman, R. Pehling. Second row: M. Kelm, B. Eason, S. Benz, J. Phillip, J. McDonald, B. Sroga, M. Johnson, J. Sivanich. Thi-fd row. L. Raiche, B. Linwood, B. Welte, M. Paave- rud, R. Pollinski, G. Scales, A. Bretschneider, J. Calderwood. Fourth row: D. Hansen. R. Salsbury, R. Hunt, E. Sahlin, D. DZubay, A. Newmann, J. Korba, W. Anderson. ELEVENTH GRADE Mr. Mankowslci-1 1 5 Fifi! wuz' M. Almen, G. Wilson, L. McNa mara, Mr. Mankowski, A. Carr, S. Kopas Second mum' P. Salmon, D. Crawford, S Kimball, M. Gurtner, S. Falldin, D. Schiffer Third muw A. LaGace, R. Thill, J. Melbo, D Montour, B. Bruneau, D. Norlin. Fourth mum E. Roethke, B. Teague, T. Smith, J. Miller R. Balclce, R. Wester. ELEVENTH GRADE Miss Schmidt-306 Firzft faux' J. DeMuse, J. Sandberg, G. Winge Miss Schmidt, E. Zander. B. St, Andrew, S. Lynde. Serwzd faux' P. White, E. Egler, B Mancino, C. Jacobson, S. Finnegan, D. Nor dine, B. Jones. Third row: J. Jalma, T. Paape, T. Campeau, J. Tully, C. Lazarz, Robertson, J. Tryman, B. Saxe. Fourth row: J. Hemp, J Zawadski, L. Dullum, M. Pestello, J. Reichel D. Brennan, D. Godwin. ELEVENTH GRADE Miss Sorenson-211 Firfz wuz' C. I-lauge, S. Benson, M. Hafner Miss Sorenson, M. Entner, K. Drinkwine. Sec and row: R. Eklund, C. Vee, S. Olson, T. Pluwak, R. Snyder. Third rout: E. Hatcher, G. Sognesand, M. Neumann. R. Mies, S. Ready, Golden Fourth mu J Zdon R Baithazor, J. . ' . , . R. Vincent. J. I.aMere, D. Weinstock, K. Mell E. Kuch. ELEVENTH GRADE Miss Ross--304 Fin! wuz' K. Hogan, S. Hutchins, B. Spano. Miss Ross, P. Markham, J. Amble, K. Mat- usovic. Second raw: C. Olson, S. Smith, B. Nordling, P. O'Neil, J. Johnson, L. Fried- land, C. Wagstrom. Third faux' R. Bailey, J. Germundson, B. Booth, J. Fischer, T. Fico- cello, B. Kauth, J. Fich. Fourth row: B. Ed- lund, J. Mathews, T. Settera, N. Peterson, G. Salmins, D. Newgaard, M, Coznofpski. ELEVENTH GRADE Mr. Spolar-220 Firrt foux' R. Carlson, M. Hafner, K. Stukel S. Eley, Mr. Spolar, Y. Schander, P. Pilkey, P Hickerson. Second row: J. Zdon, D. Peck, D Zowdlo, M. Rainville, A. Varville, D. Ger vais, J. Lloyd, D. Bell. Third mum' B. Nelson M. Trost, M. Walker, G. Ripley, T. Dageford P. Kaye, C. Waage. Fourth row: P. Super, R Wrubel, D. Brinda, G. Hawfitch, P. Izakson B. Bliss, B. Reddin, D. Brown, D. Forsgren. I05 ELEVENTH GRADE Miss Wallace-310 Fint wuz' M. Osland, K. Naslund, Miss Wal lace, B. Hreha, L. Faircloth, J. Johnson. Sec and rouz' A. Christenson. M. Hudoba, N. Ek lund. B. Graham, S. Petruzza, B. Gustad. Third wuz' G. Cox, J. Pahl, L. Kringen, P. Loebner, C. Belleisle, B. Kron. Fourlh row T. Krinke, H. Burkhardt, T. Hammer, D. Del vin, L. Erickson, J. Hanley. ELEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Stancarri-302 Firrt raw: M. Malasko, D. Burbank, J. Jones Mrs. Stancarri. P. Westin, P. Granroth, S Favorite, B. Bitsy. Second faux' C. Lindholt B. Stein, B. Skwarek, A. Anderson. I. Porietis G. Valenta, R. Johnson, E. Solz. Third mu' S. Prestwood, J. Ostendorf, T. Fahrenholz R. Squier, N. Thorson, P. Walling, C. Webb Fourth row: J. Lubinski, J. Nichols, E. Quam D. Hall, P. Coleman, G. Helson, G. Weber T. Kokes. TENTH GRADE Miss Albinson-207 Firrl wuz' M. Hougen, T. Rainville, Miss Al binson. J. Lindquist, R. Lundberg, B. The-ie mann. Serwzd max' K. Jarosak, J. Hoskins R. Turnquist. G. Yngve. J. Melek. B. Brinda B. Nelson. Third wut: D. Wiles, B. Grabow ski, D. Huss, F. Vescio, A. Hanson, D. Nye. FOI4?'Ib wuz' J. Reifenberger, B. Dalstrom. B De-Mars, T. Scheeler. D. Feyo, W. Johnson L. Samuelson. . T' 11 TENTH GRADE Miss Barton-1 Fin: 1-aux' J. Fedors, J. Nelson. P. Weise, Miss Barton, S. Gozola, T. Leonard, S. Christy, J. Peltier. Second rouf: C. Valenta, D. Jakubik, M. Hagfors, J. Frizzelle, T. Ringel, R. Ste- fanoc, D. Lubansky. Third row: R. Clark, D. Vantassel, R. Walczak, J. Giovannini, J. John- son, D. Koniar, J. Anderson. Fourth faux' G. Wagner, A. Solberg, A. Preston, R. Zimba, R. Swierkowski, R. Johnson, D. Couture, C. Koehler. TENTH GRADE Miss Brunzell-224 int rou P Godava S McCaffre P Schif F' ' . , . y, . ' - fer, Miss Brunzell, J. Walker, S. Reshetar. Second rouu' D. Malenofski, R. Erickson, D Pearson, D. Jasiki, W. Miller, K. Hanson, J Olson. Third row: T. Provost, M. Borick, B Brown, D. Gibbs, S. Decker, D. Solem, C. Montour. Fourth rouz' S. Hunt, T. Bellanger, T. Simpson, R. Larson, J. Parlow, B. Zawislak, K. Schullo. TENTH GRADE Mrs. Holland-201 Firrl row: M. Smith, K. Hanson, C. Taylor, Mrs. Holland, S. Beckensten, J. Mika, K. Larsen. Serond row: N. Loye, R. Hennessey, K. Oleson, K. Worthington, D. Taylor, J. Sandager. Third roux' B. Tarasar, T. Maxwell, S. Korus, J. Helm, G. Vaedevener, C. Trost. Fourth row: R. Beck, D. Egeland, T. Tacheny, H. Shore, D. Broeckelman, L. Schoonover. TENTH GRADE Mrs. S. Carlson-316 Firr! row: V. Reynolds, K. Winge, L. Pearson, B. Coveney, Mrs. Carlson, J. Varian, P. Bautch, K. Wiberg. Serond row: C. Olejnicak, S Peterson, P. Batkiewicz. D. Johnson, K. Kunz- man, E. Anderson, C. Westcott, L. Martin Third row: B. Slick, B. Balega, J. Hauser D. Smith, S. Olson, B. Brezny, B. Hoegh R. Meyer. Fourth rozix' A. Nelson, A. Lind- man, D. Ewing, B. Kennedy, T. Kammer, J Murphy, P. Sullivan, D. Brouillard. TENTH GRADE Mr. Gunberg-221 Firrt row: V. See, J. Estum, J. Swanson, K Knights, D. Sederberg, C. Lowell, S. Rignell Serond row: J. Bailey, G. Provost, K. Flan- nery, S. Keena, S. Nault, M. Jones, J. Ben son, L. Pehling. Third row: R. Lyke, S. Good D. Chose, J. Hanson, D. Dawson, J. Mc Laughlin, J. Sikorski. Fourth row: R. Roback R. Niznik, D. Dorumsgaard, J. Stellenberg J. Vadis, V. Braaten, K. Malark. i 1 TENTH GRADE Mr. Jedlund-204 Firzfl faux' B. Swanson, R. Frane, J. Adkins Mr. Jedlund. P. Carlson. B. Anderson, S Denny. Serond row: P. Tarasar, D. Lucas, K Erickson, S. Villella, C. Kuensting. Hruby, J. Farrier, C. Johnson. Third row: J. Fryhling, L. Sopcyk, B. Marciniak, R. Anderson, C. Johnson, G. Sargent, C. Goetz. Fourth row G. Schaapvelcl. T. Johnson, D. Rog, R. Curyl J. Vick, B. Korblick, L. Mattson, E. Kaminski TENTH GRADE Mr. Larsen-225 Firrl wuz' C. Westover. C. Johnson, K. Kar- pialc. Mr. Larsen. C. Sowada, J. Newsum, L. Glenn. Sefond wuz' D. Parr, J. Simonson, C. DuPay, P. Chamherland, M. Murphy, K. Dowcaster, J. Boeser. Third row: M. Martin, D. Barton, S. Johnson, M. Wykrent, S. Heen, D. Lundeen, N. Krych. Fourlh row: E. Zguto- wicz, T. Egeland, E. Drabezak, O. Greene, D. Yorston. B. Felegy. D. Lesterson. l08 TENTH GRADE Miss Kellner-212 Fir!! wuz' R. Ballot. L. Lowell, Myrvolrl. Mrs. Kellner, G. Rootkie, S. Miller. Seroud rout J. Beardemphl, B. Larson, M. Wfhite, P. Wryk, J. Hache, B. Payne, G. Jones, Third row: G. Prihula, W. Ives, K. Fournier, R. Mit- telstedt. J. Tich, D. Yates. Fourlh rouz' B. Brody, Sivanich. S. Plumb, Kara, Rhyner, D. Schiminslcy. T. Meuleners. TENTH GRADE Mr. Keys-321 Fiffff rouz' N. Behm. M. Buelow, D. Marciniak Mr. Keys. P. Pearson, B. Paumen. H. Serum Second faux' R. Hager, S. Elclund. B. Sweiven K, Wfebb, P. Devaney, J. Lind, J. Hughart M. Wright. Third row: C. Gliniany, R. St Hilaire, T. Cary, B. Hull, T. Ringel, J Stevens, A. McFadden. Fourth row: G. Peter son. J, Vescio. K. Wilson. R. Maguire. D Johnson, R. Carlson,.J. Bastran, S. Kleve. TENTH GRADE Mr. Lunkley-33 1 Fifi: mum' K, Turbak, J. Larson, P. Fisher, Mr. Lunkley, J. Henke, B. Anderson, D. Fah- rendorff. Serwzd wuz' T. Pink, J. Hollom, D. Sholander, D. Paaverud. M. Nelson, B. McCoy, G. Washington. Third row: H, Fotch, K. McKenzie, P. Fally, J. Larson, R. Suwalski, Fnurlh ruux' B. Risch, B. Ahlquist, B. Kishish, C. Laurents, M. Mogren, B. Anderson. TENTH GRADE Mrs. Miller-105 Fifi! row: S. Flanigan, L. Lystig, L. Nekola, Mrs. Miller, D. Julkowski, D. Neuens, P. Hogan. Second row: J. Warhol, J. Stark, D. Balko, K. Morgel, E. Maxey, G. Sandusky, N Scott. Third wuz' S. Weselenak, W. Varhol R. Hensley, R. Monera, M. Howitz, K. Falkow- ski.AA. Stoddard. Fourlla faux' K. Murphy, G Hill, D. Graf, J. Falk, R. Carlson, J. Wid- seth, J. Ulmaniec. TENTH GRADE Miss Leary-101 Fi1'fl raw: B. Hale, M. Perry, J. Herland, R. Trout, Miss Leary, S. Stone, S. Clos, L. Haire. Second wuz' J. Manthis, P. Linam, R. Gorski, L. Haflund, J. Grotheim, S. Shelton, K. Pihl- Strom, G. Zawadski. Third wuz' G. Swanson. D. Nordahl, S. Bassett, C. Hanley, J. Sobraske, C. Worthington, M. Russinik. Fuurlb faux' M. Bart, D. Newberg. A. Larson, J. Johansen, D. Kohout, C. Hickcrson, G. Palmquist, J. Barfuss. TENTH GRADE Miss Olson-307 Firrt mul: A. Bonasera, S. Johnson, J. Law renee, Mrs. Olson, R. Modelberg, B. Held, J Paradise. Serond wuz' G-. Peterson, K. Nes- heim, S. Smith, M. Perzel, M, Ziegenfuss, R Duffee, S. Beriou. Third row: G. Anderson C. Prescott, G. Bishop, P. Ortendahl, M Novak, T. Jaros. Fourth faux' R. Parker, J Provost. F. Szewc, B, Prehar, K. Bellows, J Zukowski, G. Horning. IO9 TENTH GRADE Mr, Parsons-32 5 Firrl wuz' M. Pearson, D. Trudell, Mr. Par Sons, P. Dehier. M. Sobeiwski. P. Bowers. Sermzd mu: J. Michnowski, J. Pedersen, P. Fleitman, M. Seales, M. Dusenka. C. Koehler. Third mu: Hilton, M. Diffin G. Namie, JA . N. Bernard. D. McLeod, C. Nelson, S. Struzan Fourfly wuz' E. Rhyner, G. Langner. C. Bubar, R. Allen. D. Genosky, B. Miescn. TENTH GRADE Mrs. Skatvold-231 Fifxrl mum' C. Nordin, R. Johnson, D. Knoll, Mrs. Slcatvold, Burke, Gatck, G. Kral. Sefmzd wuz' P. Durland, M. Peterson. T. Knutson, P. Stepanchak. D. Vosler, S. Christy, B. Purhtell. F. Holmgren. Third 1-mln' R. Gor- ski, J. Simon, P. Faber, J. Arones, P. XY'arhol P. Stephens, R. Kowaliulc. Ffllwlfl wir: G Serbanic, D. Dulce. R. Kolliir, J. Horn, D. Lachanco, J. Glodek, J. Feyo, A. Misko. TENTH GRADE Mr. Panser-309 Fin! faux' T. Skirka, K. Ahlquist, Mr. Piinscr, P. Anderson, K. Lind. G. Mattson. Surmfd wuz' B. Kubinski, C. Nohnsen, G. Hallgren. D. Riflc, L. Cayson, S. Nelson. Third mum' 'lf McGuire, D. McLeod, S. Sexton, S. Stone, B. Paquette. M. O'Hiira. Ffiurilv wuz' J. Prite. J. Laurents. G. Bruins, T. Gearhart, R. Tripp, A. Paulson. TENTH GRADE Mrs. Smiths215 Firrl faux' J. Irwin, B. Cooper, B. Holcomb, Mrs. Smith, N. Lindgren, J. Jaremko, S. Stel- lick. Sammi mum' K. Pahl, M. Gilbert, J Donatelle. P. Schiffer, B. Wideen, B. Lindberg L. Helstad, C. Langdan. Third wuz' P. Frank J. Iacarella. K. Carson, M, Magnuson, S. Him- scn, C. Glander, G. Marciniak. Fourth muy- D. Warren, T. Wiggen, R. Temple, D. Borchardt, M. Bovcc, R. Fish, B. Lekson D. Johnson. NINTH GRADE Mr. Bates-528 Fifxvf wuz' L. Painter, N. Dorso, S. Laliosco, Mr. Bates, S. Bouta. S. Carlson. Second wuz' S. Gentry. P. Mrugala, J. O'Shea, M. Bal-cke, A. Christenson, N. Zimmerman. Third wuz N. Tarasar, A. Munson, K. Plocienik, S. Gunderson. C. Field, D. Bourgerie, T. Turner. Fourth rrzlcx' D. Didling. C. Olson, G. BallcuS, J. Suhon, K. Enrooth, D. Smith. NINTH GRADE Mrs. Elvin-229 FT1'.ff wuz' K. Anderson, B. Holcomb, L. Skogs herg. S. Gibson. Miss Elvin, S. Coryell, R. Perlick. J. Nelson. Semzzd row: Lunclblad R Pearson K Timmers D Thomas Dame T. Jaros, M. Dordan. Third 'faux' W. Michaels, K. Thorson. C. Winters, B. Wfood, K. Cyson D. Frank, H. Lanclstrom. NINTH GRADE Mr. Berg-118 Firft ww: M. XX'oocl, M. Roethke. Mr. Berg, S. Janwszewiclc, L. Kilpatrick, K. Frane. Sev- and rout: J. Branger. J. Parlow. D. Fitzgerald. G. Wickherg, J. Rosell, P. Hirashima. Third roux' J. Lener, G. Bassett. S. Kreig, K. Wtwjdyla, D. Sherwood. Fourfh wuz' V. Jaeger, J. Engstrom, T. Jrxros, A. Burt, M. Koppi, L. Grotte. NINTH GRADE Mrs. Black-108 Firrf wuz' B. Oleinicak. M. Pertler, M. Lubin- ski. Mrs. Black, K. Karkula, C. Robertson, M. Gromek. Sefrmd faux' M. Nfalasko, L. Jurek, F. Lapinski, R. Boeser, T. Haugen, P. Moritko, C. James. E. Winr'ek. Third wuz' D. Nositlvak. M. Wfirth. J. Sarvch, G. Gapinski, D. Zak, R. LaPointe, S. Dunn. Funffh wuz' J. Wfhitc. J. Hubharrl, R. Heger, R. Wztrcl, A. Kromer, D. Nystrom, Lawrence. S. Swenclra. NINTH GRADE Mr. Champlin-315 Fin! wuz' E. Olson, M. Svutz. M. Smith, Mr. Chumplin. D. Peterson, D. Hawfitth. Stffllllll four T. Bruneau, C. Sorenson, J. Green. C. Gulhrandson. K. Larson. G. Stellick, Third 1'014'.' D. Kersten, XV. Miskowic. N. Forland, D, Skwarelc, Fourlb wuz' S. Snhoonover. S. Besnett. B. Kretag. P. Mitchum. 'lf Urbanski, LI, Lintlstrom. NINTH GRADE Mr. Mathias0n4127 Fm! wut: N, Quamme. K. Balstntl. D, Mruglmizx. M1'. Mzlthlason. K. Buefhler. P. Layeux. Set-and wuz' F. Vescio. S. l-ludoha. Yorston, M. Cardinal, P. McDermott, Third mztx' I.. Voss, J. Chapman. L, Dahlherg. D. Denny. P. Maloney, B. Maznio. Fozzrlh wuz' J. Rieell. D. McKenzie. B. Anderson, T. Rags- Llale, R. Rondo. II2 NINTI-I GRADE Mr. Willia1nsf301 Finn wuz' N. Wrcmna, C. Hutera. A, Chura Mr. Wfilliams, P. Bright, J. Johnson, S. John son. Second mum' W. Squier, D. Crepeau, J Jones. K. Jeziorski. A. Ford, D. Berg. S Iskierka. Third faux' C. Hughes, P. Peterson R. Gerber, R. Doll, B. Pierre, S. Robertson Fourrh wuz' R. Sibinski, D. Hansen, G. XX'il- son, D. Larson. C, Turner. T. Zych, T Kybacki. NINTH GRADE Mr. Linclahlf22 2 Frm! muy' M, Gruenberg. B, Lindgren. Mr. Lintlahl, M. Hoffman, C. Houdek, B. Godlew- ski, Semazd mum' C. Herman. J. Nelson. D, McCa1t't'erty. J. Miller, R. Harris, R. Colburn. Third row: J. Chew, G. Nelson, D. Genoshe, D. Peterson, S. Virecky, C. Johnson, S. Tripp. Fourlb mum' T. Herrmann. D, Johnston. C. Suerth, B. Condon, C. Webber, R. Nelson. EIGHTH GRADE Miss Agathcr-111 Firm wuz' R. Knoll, K. Borske, J. Hilton, Miss Agathcr, J. Rye, Y. Tucheny. J. Hart. Semrzd roux' J, Helwig, J. Langner. R. Clark. D. Skuza, J. Brintla, G. Paterson, J. Lien. Third ruux' D. Norgon, T. Hoff, D. Christian, R. Branilvold. B. Leonard, D. Pierson. T, Ander- son. Fffurlla rout S. St. Cyr, J. Humcnansky, NW. Wiirnc, J. Faucher, J. Nordin, T. Marten, S. Lach. EIGHTH GRADE Miss Bengtsson-114 First faux' N. Burr, C. Nelson, D. Trout, P. Britton, Miss Bengtsson, S. Kimball, J. Nelson, J. Langner. Semrza' roux' C. Whillis, D. Smith, B. Archambault. L. Fisher, V. Lloyd, K. Hen- nessy, J. Eriikson, A. Nazurenko. Third wuz' T, lfrislc, B. Frans, Percgrin, D. Buchta, R. Thompson. I.. Grotte, Limherg, C. Johnson, G. Guzy. Fourth wzv: V. Sparrow, G. Cloutier, R. Peterson, R. Wliite, B. Houilck, P. Knutson. nr1nnugnn....ln--.,.. V V TIZNTH GRADE Miss Wfardfl 04 Firrz wuz' K. liuth, B. Jorilan, S. Mike. Miss W:i1'tl, J. Fiiuchcr, R. Bloch. S6'L'!Hld wuz' T. Nolilcn, S. Stcnlmklcen, C. Wlmvsinski. M. Good- win, G. lVIicl1a1lox'. D, Rcavis. Third ruin H. Lahclle, C. Guernsey, C. Drunc. B. Salmon, J. Balthazor, B. Oahu. Fuurfb wuz' M. POSDCI, C. Larson. R. XX'ischncwski. G. Ncucnfcldt, B. lirialn, R. Sthroctlcr. S. Amumlson. IZIGHTH GRADE Miss Glenn-200 Firm! rnuu' J. Voslcr, N. DcCoursey, P. Szykul4 ski, S. vclflflkll, Miss Glenn, D. Lane. O. But- gusaim, J Lystig. Semrzd muy' K. Nyho, D. Wl1itc'. S. Kjelstrup, S, Gagnon, Zukowski, J. Stukcl, N. Pzilmquist, D. Baker, R. Schoon- ovcr. Third ruzr: T. Eich, D. Hiljus, H. licrg- strom, G. N '..on, K. XX'ilc, G. Lurlkc, XV. Pazivwiltl, D. Olsen. Fonrlb win D, Zustiak, T. Rule, J. Ncpslm, S. Miultlock, L. Ulmnnicc, J. Hughes, M, Miller, M. Sanill'1r:rg, M, Rund- quist. 4? Qifiigi Xi Q S gf- ,f ,w .,2 K, ,W , ,,..g.vf',,- Q-3 FOOTBALL TEAM-Fim row: G. Johnson, J. Yablonsky, W. Mandery, L. Walker, E. Kocan, J. Kondrak, T. Pollack, D. Lindow, J. LaMere, D. Gervais, E. Roethke, L. Cybyske. Second row: J. Hinderman, C. Mattison, T. Ficocello, J. Lubinski, J. Glodek, T. Smith, D. Skawski, B. Prehar, J. Vandermyde, B. Murphy, N. Mykulak, B. Bliss, T. Ragsdale, Manager. Third row: P. Guzy, Coach, C. Nolby, VARSHTY Inexperience hindered the football team through- out the season, said Mr. Guzy. The team fought hard and stayed in the game until mistakes caught up with them. The team supplied many thrills and the student body was behind them all the way. At the end of the season Larry Walker was voted Most Valuable Player. Also outstanding were Joe Yab- lonsky, Jerry Kondrak, Jim Lubinski, Ted Pollack, Ed Roethke, Dave Gervais, and Ed Kocon. II6 J. Melbo. T. Krinke, B. Welte, C. Peterson, J, Eich, D. Solz, J. Miller, J. Vadis, B. Keeley G Pestello B Edlund K Mell B Kauth G. Parsons, Assistant Coach. Fourzb faux' J. Kottom, Assistant Coachg D. Yates, L. Dullum D Kirkwold J Hanley H Livingston J Horn, E, Kuch, D. Vincent, B. Zipoy, M. Dorso, M. Peterson, D. Bell. B. Brant, J. Kacheroski B Wilson R Buntrock Edison ........ ....... Edison ,....... .... Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Central ,..... Henry ....,. Roosevelt ...,. North ...... Marshall ..... Southwest Washburn Vocational ......12 ......27 FUUTBALL ....,.13 ......2O ......28 ......13 ......20 pl' 'Ml 1 5 A Henry runner is swarm-tackled. 4 P 3 x , .D-Ax' . .S f -p f W f 'Q ' in W '-'TS' me n A ? , s. we-al ' Q T.,- ,. k 1 ,' A. 4 HF s 0 W, A ,, '-wh ,K f P. sb C- S 1, . 1 fi' lu. . Q x A 1 scgxmm A 0 ai we YW' h dheiv P 0: U , m .wi U2 :K . '1'-W Riff. c A , , 451 in f 9 ' Q 1 We F sn ' v + Fx H Y SXSW g-Ulf: XR? 'gil 4 , Si A vs- ' lam.- 1 I fm mfg gif 'i'.. A 51? Q., f ll H'? ?f -AY 1 if M. 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The city meet was on Saturday, February 1, with eight of the city high schools entered. Edison placed fith in slalom and cross country and sixth in jumping. The state skiing tournament took place at Duluth on February 14 and 15. Six boys from Fdison made the trip along with 56 other boys from other Minneapolis schools. SKI TEAM: R. Stellic, R. Clark, G. Stenbakken, D. Godwin, A. Fretag, B. Fretag, J, Wcwjaick, D. Ives, D. Terry, Korba, M. Livingston Mr. jedlund, Coach ' LiW.,,,..mf.1 , , -f :Aww Q ' Fwd 5. Q ww f ifmgy Qi, :aw V K S saggy M g ga Mrk Af 1.1 4. Qiffff ,E gx Q!! . HE 1' l if Q..-f Jw Qlsen Ycompletes f .w,W., , 2 ' ... ...E.fQ 4 9 an .m'w .1 ,if ,fx ' in HW ,Q ,F , is fn H. ' .f W aw, 'W .19 iw ! f Fw w is mf F' 51 SW Wk affhku. 3 at A K , 1584 5 . 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'26 stroke A North scoring attempt is broken up as Mike Murphy guards Dffff15f'm4m Ed Roffhkc Sf0P5 H fhafgf bb' Noffh' H 'X' P' K' Otllxlh, l With five more goals sprinl-:led through various games, Edison's season could have been greatly changed. They finished the cage. the season with a 3-6-1 record. Al Eorrest, Ed Rothke, and Bill Murphy were always a threat to their opponents. Mr. Gunherg predicts a respettahle team next season due to the fact that the team was composed of mostly juniors. The hoys have been playing together sinee ninth grade and have gained valuahle experience. HOCKEY TEAM -Fifi! forty' R. johnson. E. Roethke. A. Forrest. li, Murphy, G. Pestelln, Johnson, hlelbo. Sfforld rnzzx' D Gunherg. Cn.icli1 xl. Ellison. DI. Ostenso. M, Kellerman. D. Carr, J, Swadski, M. Pestello. . Q, . .xfXxYfll.'2'lf' -t .. fkifff. 35 wg L-, WA. , J 1 ,A Y r 'z ZEQS eiiriig ,1 is w:.'j551f EN -ks Sw it M. .aye .,,- ? . 4 Bruce Burkholder clears the bar for Edison. The success of the track team was hampered by the lack of short distance runners and upper classmen. Their record showed three wins and two second place finishes in five meets. The outlook is bright for next season if A X sm x i - some strength can be added to the short distance events. 4 R' 425 291 if ii M E . . K ' it w ft . Q :,4: T :i ' ti, l-ffl t+s twin at W f aeatsf Dennis Lindow shows winning form in the high jump. TRACK TEAMW-Fifzfz 1-aux' R. Erickson, M. Heilman, L, Cybyske, R. Bell, J. Humenansky, R. Miller, C. Decker, G. Godfrey. Second wuz- 'lf Ragsdale, Manager: R. Edlund, E. Roethke, R. Kauth, D. Delvin, T. Krinke, L. Walker, T. Holloway, Manager. Third row: Mr. Bates. assistant coach: G. Bruins, B. Burkholder, D. Drane, D, Lindow, J. Vandermyde, D. Herdey, Mr. Parsons, coach. Firrf faux' R. Stellic, C. Kohler, K. Enrooth, B. Erickson, j. Humenansky, D. Boll. Second faux' R. Carlson, J. Engstrom, A. Burt, B Brant, I.. Cybyske. G. Quam, R. Salsbury, R. Allc-n,'T. Krinke. Third rouf: Mr. Bates, assistant coach: G. Bruins, B. Edlund, E. Rothke D. Kirkwolcl, T. Peterson, D. Delvin, T. Ragsdale, managcrg Mr. Parsons, coach. Right: A strong finish by Ray Miller. fi W, Below: Loren Cybyske hands off to Larry ' Walker. lg E 'sm 'C x 'I ,f m-vnu . 2911. J' 1,54-an A f. 1 .f,a?:f'.. ' 'P f:!f, ,Wir 'K K4A..,. ww-, R N412 gi 3? 5 Q 5,51 R 4 Q 43 wkw, ,.,., ..4.',, ..-4. - +,- 4,-... 5 . .f I W, M.,-Q ...MQ is ax, if 1 Q v K em. .5- .,, W6-A I 1 1 I . Agia 2 .Wk sy A z V 2 fi. 'L ' ' . fi. ' , ,. a 7 QM W V Y f b ' f 1' 1 - N L I b f 2 E C Q . r J -ff LN is Ffng i I lf ,M - q g g Pixdf In 5 L V y 5. 1 1, ,CT ' :Qi 1 E M15 K N' sg, Wi ' it 'ff ' , , 1 Q ' 'X L 1 vt A,,.' Z in H. fy Ya. A - . L in B A M . AE 1 5' Vi 3, .1 L' A JA' A ' S F if f gi gi gif M it , ' is , 5 ,gr , f - , tf T W fi , 42 v ' ' V . , X My if ' ' ,M J , ,ff .T 1, gnyfw Mike Solz scores for Edison. Yi? Bgfgurf D. Jogeph safe at first. Belaufx The count is three and two. 'Q i . 1 ' -.4 , Al Forrest and wedge at work. GULF Witli nine wins and a single loss, Fdison finished the season with a three way tie for first place in city competition along with Roosevelt and Wfashburn. Gene Hansen was the team's most outstanding player. For Coach Ben Liemohn this was the 12th championship in 18 years at Edison. His teams have never finished below second. GOLF TEAM-R. Gaffney, A. Forrest, G. Wallin, P. Evanson, G. Hansen. 5 I 4 Louie Lopata plans strategy. Football Coaches, Kottom and Guzy. l BOARD UF COAC ES The main responsibility of the board of coaches is to decide the athletic policy of the school. They meet whenever necessary on the request of the principal. They also give recognition to the outstanding athlete in Edison High School. Their choice is based on conduct, scholarship, and athletic ability. BOARD OF COACHES-Firrz row: D. Gunberg, C, Hamrin, P. Guzy, P. Samuelson, B. Liehomn, L. Popata, G. Parsons. Second row: B. Berg, E. Lindahl, W. johnson, H. Jedlund, E. Larson. R. Reichow, W, Marcouiller, M. Bates, W. Smith. UL: ' ps. 4 Hu ff . Q-, W. if , Q Q api -K M, M y ifiw 2 H 154 ff 5 - . , ff N, . A W2 91?'?15'n 5 1 1 M, , . N, .N M A if L -, , 7 -s 2' wi V,, 1. gf 1 w w A +, iiilw if EQ: 'M ui -3 S H it ' gf, . la K Wfgsyl Q. X ,FFT , if L 5 'T-frdf x K' ,Y 15 as Q Q2 'mv ,mu -1 ' ? K 70' Z' , 5 5: 2 QQ? Www my WL M Q Action ! ! X :H v' Ji me ,f f X W QA K 2 . . -Q7 iii MRS. STANCARI MISS BARTON 4 , k 5 N V Si -A Q W 'STU as , ,QA 52 A Qgafgi K i , .... X Tiff v ,,. gig- ff 4 M . my H3 U ' an M X :M 5. 1 J, 4,3 umm 1 2 ,V t , x 4 f ef f ' 'S an X' 5. , . Y 5 'i , ,L s -51 S ., -. if A A' . ,. f A -1. 'K A v 92, 1 K, r as , M RSL 4 X: vp dl x M is-J H Q igffgsa 4 5, uk K Y his is ,X K . , fe , X535 ., X 2 5? A , 9 'E R+ Q x ga Q.,,m,M ea UW 5 R J was wwf f 5555 ,M . 2 22 1 ,E ' fa: -We ff ' if .4,NJST,:'- 1 , I iff Q' M , 5 Q L, fi QM Ag gf ,,aa '5' W w..L: ' 1 g1gj,A .. : L Q W K N N fi .,,f, -V x 3 A ,Y , ,Q k k Tim-N , ggi! 1-Mg , ,-Xfign ,E ,,LA, ,Z M X f If ,I qlsffgsffj, N -V wsu-: 'A . T2 'L 1 V ff 3 f K W, W3 A-4+ wg-W fs-fx Sf 3 nm in 1 'i fi. 'sw 1,5 A -ggfg ,iw f :MQ kfiqjl-is af? v Q i Aghai- ,,, f, f ' R JL' 555 V - L. If: x -A fQf,ef,.1.3:, M, if-Q ,-5 ,Q fawfx , . ,A 1 my ,:.fc- .f1w'ikW Q- iv pw, -, f gf- :gp -xQ',,f-A -L' 'X' , A A ,5 gf, 'xjgy w , era.. ,W V, 4' V1. -wr 'iguif , Y f. ,M -Q Q' ' , , A my , AJ gifs Eli 3152 ,, t I Q- .ff'fw,f'f--45552, M, . f wh, up ,L M M A I , x N ix .X gy i W X I -is I- W y- YMug Q 1 ,rl , A 2 fy Q 1 1? 2 S45 ,, J mmf J! S' 1- .V ,M INTRAMURAL TENNIS CHAMPIONS: B. Held, T, Skirka, D. Marciniak, J. Brost. RECREATIONAL GAME CHAMPIONS: B. jones. Y. Schander, S. Kopas, P. Kaye. J. Golden. TEAMS Some of the most important team activities offered at Edison are: basketball, volleyball, field hockey, badminton and recreational games. Experience in team competition teaches the girls sportsmanship, cooperation and acceptance of respon- sibility. The complete physical education program helps to develop well-rounded, enthusiastic and happy individuals. Due credit must also be given to our gym instructors who plan and direct the tournaments for intramural competition. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS: K. Vesico, B, Stein, I.. Jostad, K. Naslnnd, B. Decker, J. Rood, C. Zunker. pi I I VA 'dM,',aw,,gypgiFwq: 'lf :gin J! 5 f I W. ...wa--from f' RACKET CLUB-Fifi: row: J. Nelson, K. Pahl, B. Gustad, G. Thysell, Treasurer: P. Palmer, Secretaryg Miss Barton, J. Brost, Vice Presi- dent, C. Bednakr, J. De Muse. Second row: S. McCaffrey, C. Dorso, B. Held, M. Hagfors, J. Olson, D. Johnson, N. Lundeen, K. Ho- gan, C. Olejnicak, P. Pilkey, S. Eklund. Third faux' B. Spano, B. Larson, D. Sederbero, K. Feron, B. Grieve, B. Langlais, C. Goetz, S Jaster..R. Frane, S, Christy. Fourth mum' S. Hutchins, S. O'Shea, J. Fedors. E. Theisen, J. Hoskinsy, S. Decker, D. Paaverudy, P. Anderson, J. Peltier, M. Hudoba, M. Knutson. Fiflh row: M. Diffin, G. Wilson. C. Jodie, R. Kowakuk, J. Robinson, B. Stein, D. Johnson, K. Chase, S. Kimball, B. Nordling, S. Blomenclale. Sixzh 1'0M',' B. Chapman, J. Shelso, J. Rood, A. Anderson, B. Skwarek, N. Springer, J. Buchta, B. Nelson, L. McNamara, M. Almen, S. Shelso. Serenfh row: J. Calderwood, P. Kaye, C. Bursell, N. Peterson, D. Pearson, B. Erickson, N. Burkholder, J. Hildebrand, A. Soldberg, C. Koehler, C. Jacobson. RECREATTUN The Racket Club is a large organization of Senior High girls who have had advanced training in either tennis or bad- minton. The inter-school teams are chosen from this group. Our letter winners have proven themselves proficient in several girls' sports activities. LETTER XVINNERS-Fifi! mum' M. Sexton, S. Petruzza, B. Stein, A. Anderson, S. Hutchins, J. Brost. Second row: B. Decker, J. Rood, N. Leicacko, S. Van Devenor, N. Peterson. Third wuz' J. Vincent, K. Vescio, K. Naslund, J. Sheldon. L Y ' . . 7 if i v v 1 9 . VZ ! K L . .. In t - K .E I I A -- C 'K' y L I . it sc c B t -. LEADERSHIP CLASS-Fmt row: D. Lubansky, R. Hase, D. Lucas. C. Olejnicak. C. johnson, K. jarosak, N. Loye. Sermzd muy' S. Christy. D. Johnson, J. Irwin, R. Frane, J. Varian, C. Kuensting, j. Fedors, B. Hold. Third wuz' C. Taylor, M. Borowicz, R. Turnquist, C. Nahnsen, S. Sexton. P. Anderson. S. Clos. D. Walliice. Fuurllv wuz' S. Decker. K. Carson, K. Murphy, C. Koehler, S, Kleve. G. Serbanic, P. Carlson, M. Diffin. spoRTsMaNsiiwiiigWll The leadership class prepares sophomore girls for their jobs as gym aid Wi Afte kyyear of training, they are ready to assist the teachers in various physical education classes. 'K V M These girls obtain valuable experience as leaders and do a great ,serinjce for yhe tg m department. Ei- V .gg ,jf v ll Q, its .ly ,. Yi alll GYM AIDES-Firrl TUNE' K. Stulcel, S. Hutchins, B. Decker, G. Thysell, B. Stein. IP. Pal er, S. DeC0ursey, J. Olson. K. Fearon. Second ix it muu' J. Brost. B. Nelson. L. McNamara. S. Falldin, S, Finnegan. N. Burkholder, B. Tliill, . Rood. B. Erickson, K. Vescio. Third faux' D johnson, R. Hendrickson. L. jostad, M. Hansen, K. Naslund. E. Egler. M. Herman, B. jones, P. White, B. Kecs. E. Zander. pi Q X A -, g. be f- . fa H 5 x ' Qt-,. 2 eg ff. gl 53? if mx L M- iw, M ,, ..,. Q .- V2 E if' ' v A basket 9 Partners 1' 'I' nl T f nf gl 'M 155 Q? v.. , 5, Q -za J S C H U U if F E l T + -?- L . f aw Af M if A ew 4' , 'E ,L 5' 5,3 gb ' , f ' ma- . ff Q I! v fa as 3 I f ,R , '- hh L, if , A 1 ,. W ,,.. , 'H Q nl 'X' 'frf' ' s gp 3 tk . xml, Q' M- , v ilv E N x J. 1 jx Excitement and suspense were in the air when Sandy Singer, WDGY disc jockey, named Bar- bara Gacelc as our 1957 Homecoming Queen. Red-headed and blue-eyed, Barb's beauty and graciousness made her a charming queen. Barb is a cheerleader and belongs to Pep-Club and Blue-Tri. Outstanding personality and school spirit will always keep Barb in the hearts of her many friends. With the selection of Sandy Hudoba and Brian Brant as the Princess and Prince, our Homecom- ing Royalty was complete. O R HOMEQQDNUING RUYALTY Queen Barb on Parade 'M Anita Wlflflcn ,...11 HUMEQCUMHNG ATTENDANTS From the moment we arrived at school in the morning to the last minutes of the dance that night, Homecoming was full of memorable events. The assembly, with its Roaring Twen- ties theme, was both exciting and entertain- ing. And even though we didn't Scatter Southwest Nordeastf' the game was close and our school spirit was never lost. At halftime we watched a parade led by Queen Barb and her attendents. jerry Dibble's band played at the Homecoming Dance, bring- ing an end to a perfect day. Z n , . .,..c... uongratulationg, Barb H If spirit could win a game . . . Scatter Southwest Nordeast Let's not be difficult now, boys! Don't forget my fee! SADHE HAWKHNS Bangl With the first shot of the gun, the Edison bachelors ran out of the auditorium. A few seconds later n second shot was fired and the girls of Dogpatch fEdisonj were on their way to catch 21 guy for the annual Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. For two miserable days, the boys tried every excuse they could, but eventually the girls won out. Finally, on the evening of November 27, the tormented boys and the happy girls were married by Marryin' Sam Spolar, and they danced the night away to the music of Roberta Kaye. XX'hat a way to go! And we call this best-dressedu? .4 'K f nv LW 14 n , 1 . '43 f Si eq is ? miifijl li' f 1 YV il Q, ,M M lf i kgs if Ex ik X M... 5 ' x 'Q' 456' fa 'wi ,mi ,Q fs? if-hp 'M , X Im 1 , W , 1 MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Mr. Smifh ,,,,,,.,. Mrf. Smilh ...,..,,,,,,, ,, Their daughters: Rare ............w,w,,..w. Erllaer ...,.. Agnef ..A,.,,,,,,,, Toolie ......,..,.,...,. Lon, their X071 . ...,,. , ....,..A.. Rodney Nelson Grandpa Prnplmler .. ,,,, ,. Ida Bootbby .,,,,,,,, fobrl Sbeplymd .,.,. Fred Gregory ,,,,. , . ..,. Ronald Delvfars Lnrifle Pezzlard .,.,, .. Mr. Dodge ........ Mr. Duffy ....o..,.,A. ,,.... Trolley Condzzffor Lady Bfzblfie ......... Bill Turnquist Barbara Graf Mary Lou Kranak Cynthia Risch Marlys jostad Carol Lyons Roland Lauterbach Carolyn Sholander Fran Kantorowicz K alze ...i.i,,i,,,,,,,r,,,.. ,,,,,,,, Mfr. Trwilrlaeff ....,. ,.... Carolyn Jodie .. ., Larry Kohout Barbara Curtis Leroy Hale . Tom Gawronski , ,,,,.,,.. jerry Forbes Charci 'i ? iv, fi, M, , , 1 To Q K, y lrr7'k A X if J - if ' KK at 1 y 535' X f ff Q ,A 'Ti W all- ' ova L g 6 ldv ' T ' PNY 4, 55,-,ics Clusl ee N: , ' 'Q V L A Comedvajia bY Dom' 03191 BGQWDU . h Sc ' Htgvembe! . No n9f Yadav Event 15:00 VM' x A depressed feeling envelopes thc family upon learning that they must muvc to NL-w York. ii john gets his rc-ward from Rosa 4E P' ri, Fi u ' 1 u4 I X' fx ,X, x f V is BWUXXU W1 ' ,K xs, W5 QQ' T Yi W ..-mamma N- 3 . - iq X fx. Ng .gf .x gri- QM V '5 ,- , - + M X. y, 48 e 9 X , Q + 1 K. 1 F X' . , h 2 ., . . . , , ' ,5 4 ,S 2 1 A X F --,fitgg 57, . , , V .5 Mi ,gg h X -. Q '58 The high llama speaks to Conway. W Junior OSI 70114 Class play Hwy on Chiang ,,,,A,,,, CIHIIIYIQ' ,,,, , Mf1lfi11.i'o11 ., illiii' Bfjliklllll Mr. B.ii'11iir'rf , flefcll ..... Lu 'lfswz ,,,,, , Trl rfif , ,,,,,,, , Iliglv Lffzfzm AiLi11g My 711 ......... . Iilizrzbefh , B llfylizml ,,,,, ,, Rllfl7L1I'ffJ7'tJ , Y'if'1elinz ,,,,,,, 1'm111lI7tei1r ,,,, , LOST HORIZONH CAST Tom Holland Tom Krinke Tom Lezniulc , Pat Kaye , ., , Mike Clliesnoe jrukie Ksppellei' Carol Berlnark ,. Pin Markam Mitt Peterson , Y,,, .Inner DeMuse lNIi1rlene Rignell ,, , Sally Dc Coursey Turns Kywcriga .,,, ,, , H, ,,,, Dirk Bailey . , .,.,,,.r,,,,,,, ,, ,, ,,,,,, Dirk Vincent ,, ,, ,, Roberta Berg and Beverly Keys 4 Mah K R12 QC I it 54. . f'l'r ' Abores An Old Fashioned Xvalk Right: La Fiesta Granada Bf.7ou': El Castigar 35TH A would be like a Christmas without snow- it is one of the most important extracurricular activities we have. Preparation starts almost year at Edison without Vaudeville a year ahead of time. Regular Vaudeville meetings at Logan or at someones house begin in the early fall. There are themes and ideas to be hashed out and voted upon. B I Y , . ut whatever we accomplish during these early meetings, we never forget to have a good time. ANNUAL VAUDEVHLLE In February there is a much awaited, but anxiously dreaded day-try-outs day. For weeks ahead of time, each act works extra hard, and then, after doing our best upon the stage, we wait fearfully for the list, telling what acts will be in Vaudeville, to be posted on the front hall bulletin board. There is a lot of work ahead for those who ' ' ' ll, make it, and for those who dont . . . we there is always next year! Abare: Kingston Sunset Lefl: Mountain Music Below: Sleepy Lagoon Abore: Moonlight Madness Riglfl: Silhouettes Belaux' Blue Celler UU ANSWER xiiiiiiklillllllll fi ri Every one of us joins in singing, for the finale, our the Like Show Business! Wi me song-There's no Business th the last notes of this song, Vaudeville comes to an end- only to have preparation begin anew for next year's show. BROADWAY C April 24 and 25, 1958, the Edison High Student Council presented the 35th annual V.audeville. Tom Holland was the general chair- man, and Miss Ferguson was the faculty advisor. The show was wonderful and the audience could hardly tell that we were nervous. There were beautiful girls and handsome boys, en- chanting singers and graceful dancers. All in all, it was a wonderful production. 5 -QNPFFN Dofgrlt I 11 in 5 No fair pefking! Isn't 4 2 F Y :ff ,.. S? ws: Q21 W 4 . if X 1? .Q Us sf' 1 Qi 6 I a ggiiifiz f -Assay f Q , 52995 , . How about mixing up some nitric acid? a W' i 35 1? 1 9 , gi f 9 wi Si it qwgkg., I ' A 5 There ! That ought P Exrxv' In. .sf x si QF ' Q f it 'Ri bi la ll' K!! if, W iff , if Ep, TW 'I qv' -V 1 X lihga SM A 'a s 2 'ff iyfff 1 39 'S X... K.. A 574 wifi . .im 'K 'S .i 1 ,X X5 f - -- r, 5 H arg- 3 f v .af gg - 5 5 . I 9 :Z . flv1,.,1 W 5 X2 , i 4' 3? iff M 3 a - M 4- f fi Qiiievq V k 2? if? Q4 fi U 211- fi , .31i,1 '52 w 7 59 -KTM .fi 7 if ifi 7 sf Q K Qs X XX 5 Q g, 4 Q H Wg O r 3 k,k EDITOR: Rodney Nelson ADVISOR: Mr. Brown Now its all over with. Theres nothing that we can add or subtract from the WIZARD which is now in your hands. We've had a lot of fun preparing the pages which will always create memories in years to come. We, the staff, will always remember the first time we walked into the WIZARD room. We l-:new absolutely nothing about making a book, but with the help of Mr. THE llf9h58 WIZARD STAFF Brown we finally got started. Choosing a theme was our first job. After many days of discussing various suggestions, we agreed upon the sea. We hope that in doing so, we have chosen one that is common to all and actually is a reflection of life. After the selection of a theme, we all settled down to the job of preparing the various sections. Many long hours FACULTY1 Gary Wafha and Barbara Nfpahar SCHOOL LIFE: Mike Dorso and Roberta Balstad. I Q ff if NN. BOYS' SPORTS-Standizzg' Austris Vitols, Clarence Decker. Roland Lauterbach. GIRLS' SPORTS: Cynthia Risch. were spent on choosing the page lay-outs, making the write-ups, and taking and then choosing the pictures that would help make our book of interest to you, the student and reader, The biggest improvement will be noticed in the organization section. More pages were added enabling them to give the real coverage that an organization section needs. The school life staff had a more definite pattern ORGANIZATIONS: Barbara Curtis, Richard Myslajek, Jeanne Robinson. Barbara Graf, Mr. Leibig, our photographer. ti is-Q 'eei M4-an-. SENIORS: Marlys jostad, Elaine Theison, Zola Koster, Mary Lou Kranak, to follow and thus came up with a section that we are sure you'll enjoy. In conclusion, we sincerely hope that by the various writevups and pictures that we have put into this book, The WIZARD of 1958, that you will have an everlasting guide to reliving the fun-filled hours you spent at Edison. ART-Standizzg' Nadjia Lewacko, BUSINESS MANAGER: Gail Anderson, CIRCULATION MANAGER: I.ydia Olson. Erie, Dennis-30 SENHUR llNDll4ZX Alazraki, Roberto-25, 76, 77, 79 Anagnostou, Theordora-25 Anderson, Carol-25, 70, 78, 85, 86, 91 Anderson, Gail-2 5, 81, 86, 173 Anderson, Sharol-25, 71, 78 Arent, Sharon-25, 71 Armstrong, Terence-25, 68, 94, 102 Arneson, Arlene-25, 90 Argge, Michael-25, 57, 65, 70, 72, 80 Bajek, Christine--25 Bak, Rose-26 Balkus, Richard-26, 70, 72 Balstad, Roberta-26, 23, 76, 77, 78, 85 86, 90, 172 Banks, Barbara-26 Barton, James-26 Bassinger, Beverly-26, 71 Baumler, Thomas-26 Becker, Norman-26, 71, 89 Bennett, Ronald-26, 80, 83, 93 Benson, Robert-26 Berglund, Kenneth-26, 70, 71, 96, 128 Bergstrom, John-26, 96 Bishop, Mary Ann-27, 70, 98 Blume, Robert-27, 96 Bolin, William-27 Bourgerie, Darryl-27, 70, 124, 126 Bowman, Phyllis-27 Boyce, Wanda-27 Brant, Fredrick-27 Brindly, William-27 Britton, Bruce-27 Brooks, Delbert-27 Buchta, Darold--27, 96 Buntrock, Robert-27, 68, 87, 94, 102 Burland, Donamae-28, 80, 98 Burmis, Frank--28, 96 Burscll, James-28 Buseth, Robert-28 Carlbom, Jerry-28 Cashman, Gwendolyn-28 Cederstrom, Sandra-28, 70, 76, 85 I74 Cellette, Joan-28 Chamberland, Sandra-28 Champeau, Suzanne-28, 70, 71, 102 Champman, Barbara-28, 69, 88, 91, 144 Chelstrom, Marilyn-28, 78 Chiodo, Judy-29, 58, 78, 85, 91 Christiansen, john--29 Coveney, Kathleen-29, 71 Curtis, Barbara-29, 56, 71, 90, 156 Dzrgiels, Albin-29, 59, 64, 65, 83, Dascalos, Athena-29, 83, 85, 90, 98 Decker, Clarence-29, 132, 122, 64, 76, 85, 96, 102, 173 DeMars, Ronald--29, 156 Dickinson, Deanna-29, 86 Dobak, Lois-29, 71, 79, 86, 88 Dolinsky, Patricia-29 Dorso, Cynthia-29, 85, 86, 98, 144 Drane, Donald-30, 132 Dupay, James-30 Dupay, Sandra-30, 78, 98 Eaton, Roger-30 Ebert, John-30, 58, 62, 76, 128 Edmonds, Lois-30 Eich, John-30, 96, 97 Erickson, Annette-30, 71, 76 Ericson, Gary-30 Erie, Gerald-30, 88, 96, 97 Erie, Roxanne-30, 76, 77, 80, 83, 85, 89, 102 Erpelding, Loren-31, 134, 89 Evans, Gerald-31, 96 Fagerlee, David-31 Falk, John-31, 81 Farber, Dale-31 Farrington, Patricia-31, 93 Faucher, Patricia--31, 80, 85, 91, 102 Fender, Carol-31, 90, 88 Feyo, Roger-31 Fisher, Donna-31 Forbes, Jerry-31, 156 Forhand, Darlene-31 Forest, Alvin-32, 57, 136, 130, 81 Frizzelle, Judith-32, 70, 90 Gzggk, Barbara-32, 59, 150-3, 80, 84 Gaffney, Carol-32, 86, 91 Gall, Phyllis-32, 70, 79, 80, 85 Gallagher, Brydgette--32 Garfield, Mary Ann--32, 71 Gawronski, Thomas- 32, 64, 82, 83, 96, 97, 156 Gerdeman, Patricia-32, 85, 91 Gerwais, Richard-32 Gill, john-32 Gochnauer, Ruth--32, 68, 79 Godava, Joseph-33, 59, 23, 63, 83 Godfrey, Gary-33, 122, 132 Goetz, Sharon-33 Gorski, JoAnn-33 Grabowski, James-33 Graf, Barbara-33, 70, 76, 77, 78, 80, 102, 156, 173 Graham, Jacquelyn-33 Gramhill, Robert-33 Greene, Mary-33 Grieve, Bonnie-33, 141, 144, 78 Grivna, Pauline-33, 78, 86 Grivna, Penelope-33, 78, 86 Grossmann, Alla--34, 76, 77, 78, 79 Gustafson, Barbara-34 Guzy, Ellen-34, 92 Guzy, Bruce--34, 58, 134, 124, 126, 76 Hagford, David-34, 89, 96 Hale. I-CROY-34, 68.76, 96, 97, 156 Hanson, Harold-34, 94 Hanson, Peter-34, 96 Harlien, Emily-34 Haugen, Donna-34, Havrish, john--34 71 Havrish, Mary-34, 76, 85 Hedin, N iel-35 Henricks, Richard-35, 56 Hermanson, Dennis-35, 96, 97 Hinclerman, jerry-33, 116, 89 Hohenstein, Karen-33 Howe, Sharon-35, 78 Hoy, Kathleen-35, 71, 102 Hozempa, Patricia-35 Hngaoba, Claire-35, 63, 68, 80, 85, 89. Hughes, Donna-35 Ildvad, Ronald-35 Ives, LeRoy-35 Jarosak, Richard-36, 89, 96, 97 Jasicki, Kathleen-36 Jeriorski, Raymond-36, 96 Jodie, Carolyn-36, 58, 144, 79, 90, 156 johnson, Barbara-36 Johnson, Duane-36, 96 Johnson, Gerald-36, 65, 80, 89, 96 116, 119 Johnson, james-36, 76, 77 Johnson, Joan-36, 64, 65, 68, 85, 91 Johnson, Johnson, Judith-36, 78 Sharon-36, 78, 85, 90 Jostad, Marlys-36, 57, 65, 68, 76, 77 78, 88, 156, 167, 173 Jurek, Loma-37, 56, 76, 77, 102 juricko, Ann-37 justen, Patrick-37 Kacheroski, Rosanne--37, 65, 71 Kantorowicz, Frances-37, 70, 156 Keith, shifley-37, vs Kitchar, Jack-37 Klatt, Edward-37 Kocon, Anthony-37, 96, 97, 116, 119 5 5 Kohanik, Joseph-37, 23, 70, 71, 56, 96, 102 Kohout, Larry-37, 78, 156 Kondrak, Jerome-37, 80, 96, 116, 119 124, 125, 126,- 134 Koster, Zola-38, 57, 80, 85, 173 Kozmik, Thaddus-38 Kranak, Mary Lou-38, 57, 63, 76, 77, so, 81, 95, 156, 173 Krizek, Judith--38 YM ln! Yvubookl An YAVLOI-MAD! TAYLOR PUILISMING COMPANY DALLAS. TEXAS Kuchinski, Sandra-38 Kylander, Berger-38 LaFond, Judie-38, 64 Lambie, Andrea-38, 59, 70, 71, 76, 77, 80, 84 Langlias, Barbara+38, 144, 69, 142 LaPoint, Janet-38 I-arson, David-38, 57, 65, 76, 77, so, 83 Larson, Karen-38 Larson, Nancy-39, 71, 79 Lattery, james-39, 70, 96 Lauterbach, Roland-39, 76, 77, 87, 156, 173 Laun, Gerald-39, 81 Laycak, jean-39 Lemke, Mary-39, 83, 85, 91, 102 LeVoir, Barbara--39, 78, 85, 86, 88, 91 Lewacko, Nadia-39, 173 Liberkowski--39 Lien, Carol--39 Lindow, Dennis-39, 62, 65, 89, 96, 97, 23, 116, 119, 124, 125, 126, 132 Livingston, Michael-39, 96, 123 Lohn, Peter-40 Long, Mary Lou-40 Lottie, Carol-40 Loye, Barbara-40, 88, 90 Lucas, Daniel-40, 59, 102 Lundblad, Lynnea-40, 81, 83, 90 Lundell, Jo Ellen-40, 56, 85, 152, 153 Lyons, Carol-40, 23, 37, 76, 80, 83, 91, 156 Maciejna, Maria-40 Mack, John-40, 131 Maki, Roland-40, 96 Mandery, Wayne-40, 23, 64, 116, 119, 120, 134 Manley, Richard-41, 96 Martin, Eugene-42, 96 Martin, Virginia-41 Marvin, Jennifer-41, 78 Matt, Sharon-41, 79, 81, 142 Mattison, Charles-41, 63, 96, 116 Mattson, Jacqueline-41-, 69 Mayer, Charles-41 McClure, Judith-41, 66, 90, 102 McLaughlin, Joseph-41, 69 McCune, Jeffrey-41 Meyers, John-41 Michaels, David-42, 96 Midthun, Jean-42, 98 Miller, Paymond-42, 59, 122, 128, 132, 133 Miller, Susan-42, 71, 76, 85, 86 Miskowiec, janet-42, 23, 58, 64, 85 Mitchell, Thomas-42, 58, 63, 88, 96 Monette, Roger-42 Moore, james-42 Myrozka, Janet-42, 85, 90 Munson, Anita-42, 76, 77, 86 Mykulak, Nicholas-42, 96, 116, 119 Myslajek, Richard-42, 56, 63, 65, 76 so, ss, 85, 96, 173 Nelson, Audrey-43, 70, 71, 80, 85 Nelson, Sharon-45 Nelson, Rodney-43, 57, 63, 64, 68, 76 77, 84, 86, 156, 172 Nelson, Marlene-43 Nepsha, Barbara--43, 59, 63, 64, 86 172 ' Neslund, Beverly-43 Neumann, George-43 Nordgren, Harlan-43 Nordin, Beverly-43, 76, 77 Notsch, Dianne-43, 80 Nybo, Phyllis-43 O'Harr, Dennis-43 Olsen, Terry-44, 124, 125, 126, 96 Olson, Larry-44, 76 Olson, Lydia-44, 69, 76, 77, 78, 173 Olson, Nancy-44, 23, 65, 80, 85, 90, 98 Ostneso, john-44, 130, 64, 66, 76, 77 80 Ostlund, Stanley-44 Paff, Louis-44, 68, 81, 89 Parks, Sandra-44 Parlow, Kathleen-44 Parr, Mary-44, 85 Patch, Carolyn-44, 76, 77 l75 Paulson, Carolyn-44 Pawlak, Marie-45 Pearson, Diane-45, 141, 144, 102 Pearson, Nancy-45 Peltier, Margorie-45, 78 Perlick, Douglas-45, 69, 96, 97 Peters, Robert-45 Peterson, Kenneth-45 Peterson, Linda-45, 70, 78, 85, 86, 89, 91,102 Phillip, Charles--45 Piikarski, Deanna-45, 71, 102 Plaster, Mary Jean-45, 85 Pointek, Barbara-45, 98, 102 Pollock, Theodore-46, 119, 116, 92 Portlance, Jerome-46, 96 Prestwood, Sydney-46, 91 Price, Dale-46 Puckropp, Geraldine-46 Puckropp, Gloria--46 Radloff, Beverly-46 Ratay, Janice-46 Rath, Laurel--46, 76 Rau, Joanne-46 Reisewitz, Delores-46, 98 Reshestar, Sonia-46, 98 Rhodes, Roberta-47, 85, 97 Risch, Cynthia-47, 64, 65, 68, 76, 80, 85,156,173 Risk, Joane-47 Rodgers, James-47, 96 Rozek, Larry-47, 96 Rymanowski, Pauline-47 Samuelson, Dianne-47 Sandberg, Donald-47 Sandgren, Richard-47 Schadegg, Patricia-47 Schiel, Patricia-47 Schleisman, Ann-47, 91, 98 Schugt, Willibert-48 Schultz, George-48, 79, 87, 94, 128 Schwabb, John-48 Seldon, james-48 I76 O Sexton, Marilyn-48, 56, 65, 78, 80, 91 144 Sheldon, Janice-48, 64, 92, 144 Sheldon, Judith--48, 64, 92 Shelso, joan-48, 141, 144 Sherwood, Richard-48 Sholander, Carolyn--48, 70, 71, 76, 77 85,86,91,l56 Sholl, Gary-48 Simon, Genevieve-48, 23, 65, 71, 78 81,152,153 Skaja, Judith-49 Smith, Larry-49 Smith, Richard-49, 124 Smith, Thomas-49, 70, 116 Sokolsky, Walentina-49, 76 Solberg, Norman-49, 23, 70, 82, 83 89,129 Solem, Nancy-49 Solz, Gorden-49, 81 Sopcyk, Carol-49 Sorenson, Gary-49 Sorenson, Larry-49, 56, 64, 65 Sorenson, Richard-49 Sowada, Marlene-50, 85 St. Cyr, Glen-50, 94 St. Dennis, Kathleen-50 Stevens, Shirley-50 St. Hilaire, Arnold-50 St. Hilaire, Arthur-50 Strandberg, Phyllis-50 Strauss, joseph-50, 58, 63, 124 Stukel, Robert-50 Sundberg, Jack-50, 94 Swanson, Diane-50 Swartch, john-50 Tabis, David-51, 102 Tacheny, Cecelia-51 Taylor, Beverly-51, 63, 64, 80, 83, 84, 92 Tema, Mary Ann-51, 23, 65, 68, 76, 77,80,85 Thayer, Barbara-23, 51, 83, 141 Theisen, Elaine-51, 63, 70, 71,' 80, 89, 102, 144, 173 Thill, Kathleen-51, 70, 71, 167 1 y ,v,l'll,,.,1iIl, llp , Thompson, Gary-51 Thoreson, Patricia-51 Thorson, Richard-51 Torgerson, jean-23, 51, 70, 78, 80, 86, 89,94,102 Touhey, Valeria-51, 86, 93 Tryman, Carol-52 Tumbler, Fred-52 Turnquist, William-23, 52, 96, 128, 156 Urista, Thomas-52 Vanderbilt, Karen--52 Vandermyde, John-52, 64, 65, 97, 132 Van Devener, Sharon-52, 82, 144 Varhol, Mary Ann-52 Velin, Charles-52, 96, 97 Verlo, Lois-52, 93 Vincent, Judith--52, 83 Vitols, Austris-52, 96, 173 Wachs, Gary-53, 89, 96, 172 Wagner, Marcia-53 Walker, Larry-53, 23, 96, 97, 116, 124, 120,132,133 Walker, Susan-53, 23, 58, 85, 152, 153 Wardarski, Sharon-53 Wardarski, Janette-53 Warhol, Mary Jane-53, 102 Warhol, Pete-53, 81 Warren, Beverly-53, 76, 98, 102 L Weiiin, Barbara-53, 59, 76, 77, sofas, Wiidt, Clair-53 Weise, Howard-53, 96, 124 Wells, Percilla-54 Wester, David-54 Wiggen, Anita--54, 71, 76, 85, 90, 1'02, 152 Wojack, john-54, 94, 123 Wold, Gerald-54 Wincek, Joyce-54 Yablonsky, Joseph-54, 96, 97, 116, 119 Yates, Carol-54, 78 Yunker, Wayne-54, 64, 66, 96 Zemien, Carol-54, 71, 85, 98 Zierman, Timothy--54 Thompson, Terry-54, 128, 131 f ' w ,fr j, QM, WJ iw M, M we M ' , ff'fWfMf4fQf14 wavy, ,V u-14. 1, .jig Mwibv ' , igiiyu, ,j.fw7'1.4f-Pf4f'4Y'3d if and we W-A ' for . 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