Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

r L a ETj vG ™ U f zs CtD C 3 mnicO 4 Faculty ..... Seniors ..... Organizations Sports ...... School Life DEDICATED TO NORTHEAST For most of us, it all started in the fall of 1947. Our usual, carefree routine was broken by the sound of a tardy bell at one of the nearby grade schools. Some of us attended Pillsbury, or maybe Prescott. Waite Park, or Lowry. No matter in which grade school we started, the routine was much the same. As we progressed through the grades, our thoughts ranged far beyond our local community; yet our social activities were limited to our own immediate neighborhood—Northeast. The grade schools provided for our future through social adjustment and academic achievement. By the end of our junior high term, the ’ scope’’ of our community had been greatly enlarged—both in area and in friends. The majority of us began to notice where our interests lay, and we began to think of our future in the community. For most of us, senior high brought about a great change. Now our classmates were students from all over the Northeast area. We chose our subjects on the basis of which would help us most in our future occupations. Academic and social achievement became more competitive, and our personal standings in the class were an all-important factor. Most of us made many important decisions and tried to make the most of what we were offered in the way of education. Many loved truth, and lavished life's best oil-Amid the dust of books to find her” —Lowell PAUL A. SAMUELSON, Principal Once again our school was under the supervision of our principal, Mr. Paul A. Samuelson. He has served our school for ten years and his efficient leadership has brought honor and prestige to Edison. 10 JAMES R. ZIMDARS, Assistant Principal Mr. Zimdars organizes programs and handles the problems of discipline and discrepancy. Even though he has some unpleasant tasks, he handles his job in a cheerful, efficient manner. ENGLISH The English department gives us the knowledge we need to write and speak intelligently. STANDING: Miss Wallace, Mrs. Schwartz. SEATED: Mrs. Carlson. Miss Garland. Mrs. Hulbcrt. ENGLISH The basic knowledge of grammar which we acquire during our years in high school will be of value through all our lives. STANDING: Miss Leary, Mr. Panser. Mr. Mankowski. SEATED: Mrs. V. Olson. Many of our English courses arc designed to stimulate an interest in the peoples of the world and their literature. STANDING: Miss Dtverell. Mrs Black. Miss Ross. SEATED: Miss Brunzell. Miss Albinson. HISTORY A knowledge of our nation's early history gives a better understanding of the problems which confront us in the World today. STANDING: Mr. Nickerson, Mr. Gunberg. SEATED: Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Stancari. HISTORY Courses in international, national, and local affairs help prepare students to better meet their obligations as members of society. STANDING: Mr. Larsen. Mr. Simmons. Mr. Brcncman. SEATED: Mr. Spolar. HISTORY Our social studies teachers try to develop citizens who understand and appreciate the American way of life. STANDING: Mr. Geankoplis. Mr. Roach SEATED: Mrs. Elvin. SCIENCE Two new features of this year’s science department were a course in electronics and a new physics course with a specially devised curriculum. Mr. Marcouiller, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Dragc, Mr. Bates. MATH The courses included in our math department arc plane and solid geometry, elementary and advanced algebra, and trigonometry. These courses are practical for students who do not plan to further their education and are a very definite help to those students entering college. Mr. Zellers, Miss Torney, Mr. Kotton, Mr. Liemohn, Mr. Hamrin. LANGUAGE Edison’s language department offers four languages—French, Spanish, Latin and German. The students not only learn the basic language structure but also study the culture and background of the country. Miss Sorenson, Mrs. Kellner, Miss Pappas. OFFICE Experience in using actual office facilities offers excellent training for future employment. STANDING: Mr. Johnson. Mrs. Cornelius. SEATED: Miss Choudek, Mrs. Holland. MUSIC The music department offers courses ranging from band and orchestra to choral and harmony work. Learning to create music brings great satisfaction to the music students. Mr. Bauer. Mr. Champlin, Miss Ferguson, Mr. Lunklcy. HOME ECONOMICS Home economics courses give the girls practical experience in cooking and sewing which will be of great value to them in the future. Mrs. Birkmeycr, Mrs Miller, Mrs. C. Olson. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Shop courses at Edison offer many fine opportunities of a nonacademic nature. Mr. Reichow, Mr. Babst. Mr. Mathiason. INDUSTRIAL ARTS In industrial arts courses students can develop skill in mechanical drawing, make household articles in woodwork, or learn the intricacies of machinery. Mr. Jedlund, Mr. Lopata. ART In this department the students arc-taught to appreciate good art and to develop their own talents. Their projects often are used to brighten our display cases and bulletin board. Miw Toohy. Mr. Brown. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The physical education departments not only stress physical development hut also health and sportsmanship. Mr. Guzy, Mr. Berg. Mrs. Conover and Miss Barton are in charge of the 'intramural and inter-scholastic sports activities for girls. Mrs. Conover, Miss Barton. PHYSICAL EDUCATION COORDINATORS Our coordinators are in charge of the part time work program. They instruct classes and also visit the offices where the students work. Mrs. Hammer. Mr. Kemp. Miss Brickner. LIBRARIANS We appreciate the vast facilities of our library and the help the librarians give us in finding reference materials and books needed for our school work. Mrs. Lundblad, Miss Stub. COUNSELORS Our counselors spent! a great deal of time advising students and helping them choose courses which are best suited to their abilities. They arc also in charge of the college aptitude tests and the interpreting of them. Mr. Hoye. Mies Robin. Mr. Willie. SCHOOL NURSE The school nurse is well trained to treat our illness and eager to give her advice whenever we seek it. Miss Martel! OFFICE STAFF The office staff is responsible for keeping the business end of our school in working order. STANDING: Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Walstrom, Mrs Justice. SEATED: Mrs Fisher. Miss Claveau. LUNCHROOM STAFF Miss Lee and the lunchroom staff strive to provide us with appetizing and well-balanced meals. Miss Lee. Mrs. Malm. Mrs. Kessler, Mrs. Card in. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Rarost. MAINTENANCE STAFF Mr. Manske and the janitorial staff arc responsible for keeping the school and the surrounding area in good condition. FRONT ROW: Mr. Rampi, Mo. Omley, Mr. Jurichlco. BACK ROW: Mr. Manske. Mr. Urhaniak. Mr. Kokesh. Mr. Jablonski. Thy Future calls thee with a manifold sound To crescent honors, splendors, victories vast” —Naidu SENIOR ADVISORS MISS DOROTHY WALLACE Senior Advisor As our Senior year climaxes, wc call to mind the most memorable events of the year. The election of our Senior class officers . . . Homecoming, and the suspense that surrounded the crowning of our queen, Marlene Rignell . . . Sadie Hawkins Day ... our class party, Treasure -Trie” . . Tommie Twirls ... the splendid cast of our class play, Jennie Kissed Me” ... the weeks we spent on our long themes . . . Sno-Dazc, and the crowning of our king. Gar)’ Pestello . . . our hard working basketball team . . . the trip to New Orleans . . . the suspense of Vaudeville . . . Edison week, with SENIOR ADVISORS—FIRST ROW: Mr . Stancari. Miss Wallace. Mr. Spolar. Mr. Drage. Mr. Mankowski, Miss Sorenson, Miss Ferguson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Brown. Mr. KcXtom. Mr Liemohn. Mr Gcankoplis. Mr. Marcouillcr. Mr. Babst, Mr Simmons 22 SENIOR OFFICERS AND CABINET SENIOR OFFICERS: P. Locbner, Vice-President; R. Berg. Secretary; G. Pcstclio, President; B. Edlund. Treasurer. the Seniors taking over for a day, the dance, and the election of the cutest couple ... our Senior Banquet, with the Class prophecy . . . the Mother’s Tea . . . and then the biggest social event of the year—the Spring Prom. Baccalaureate brought the sudden realization that we were soon to reach our ultimate goal . . . Graduation! Our happy and fruitful years at Edison came to an end on the football field as the Band played the last strains of Pomp and Circumstance. SENIOR CABINET—FIRST ROW: B. Edlund. G. Pcstclio, Miss Wallace, R. Berge. P. Locbncr. SECOND ROW: K. Stukel, S. Falldin, S. Dc Courscy. M. Wibcrg. S. Hutchins. M. Rigndl, F. Clay. THIRD ROW: S. Prcstwood, J. Dascalos. T. Lczniak, D. Dclvin, R. Salsbury, N Burkholder. J. Houdek. RICHARD BAILEY Valedictorian JERRY LEZNIAK Valedictorian HONORS Valedictorian and salutatorian are the top honors given to seniors each year. This year our valedictorians are Richard Bailey, Thomas Lczniak, Jerry Lczniak, and Jerry Robertson. Our salutatorian is Dorothy Crawford. These five students are to be commended for maintaining top grades as well as exhibiting leadership. We, the class of 1959, wish to extend our congratulations and best wishes to these seniors. We know that they will represent us well in the years to come. CLASS OF ’59 ALMEN, MILDRED Pmtkf Just as sweet and kind as pos• sible. Blue Tri; Vaudeville; CFC; Tommie Tones; Racket Club. ANDERSON, ALEDA She is never in a hurry, she lets the rest of us worry. Blue Tri; Band; Student Council; Spanish Club; Racket Club; Red Cross; Bank Cashier; Vaudeville. ANDERSON, DAVID Dave He does a lot without much noise. Vaudeville; Inventors Club. ANDERSON, WAYNE Andy To study or not to study, that is the question. Gymnastics. BAILEY, RICHARD Beetle Do not squander time for that is the stuff life is made of” Senior Choir; Leadership Club; Forensic League; Choral Club; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Rocket Club, Treasurer. AMBLE, JEAN She is too agreeable to hate an enemy. Blue Tri; French Club; Senior Cabinet; Band. ANDERSON, CURTIS Curt Quiet and genial in all ways; he will gain success in future days. Senior Choir. ANDERSON, JUDY The longer you know her the better you like her. ANTINOZZI, JOHN Anton Either I will find a way or 1 will make one. Football; Gymnastics. BAKKEN, KAREN ANN Shorty A worker always attending to her own affairs. Office Page. 25 BALTHAZAR, ROBERT Bubs A fine fellow—A fine friend” Stair Guards; Hall Guards. BAUR, DAGMAR Princess Will is chancier in action. Edison Forensic League; French Club; Senior Class Play; Debate Squad; German Club; Tommie Tones; Senior Choir; Choral Club, Blue Tri; Library Ass’t. BEDNARK, CAROL Sbortf Short, petite, and really neat.” Blue Tri; Ushers Club; Racket Club; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play Committee; Office Page; Junior Class Prom Committee; FHA. BELL, RICHARD Dick A crowd of books distracts the mind. Swimming Team; Track Vaudeville; Student Council; Football. BENSON, SUSAN Sue Fine and gay in a nice sort of way. J.A.; Bank Cashier; French Club; Edison Forensic League; FHA; Lunchroom Cashier. BERG, ROBERTA Robby Her care was never to offend, and every person is her friend.” Junior Cabinet; Senior Cabinet, Secretary; Homecoming Attendant; Student Council; Junior Class Play; Vaudeville; Record Staff; Choral Club; Tommie Boosters, President; Ushers Club, Vice President. BORCHARDT, BRUCE Brucie Never do tomorrow what you can do next week. Work Program; Hall Guards; Tennis Team; Sophomore Hock- rr- BEARDEMPHL, VERNEY Butch A fine guy in every way. BELLE ISLE, CLINTON Clint Silence has its advantages. BENSON, JEAN Puds Good things come in little packages. Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Pep Club J. A. BENZ, SUSAN Sue She chatters as she goes and she goes on forever. Blue Tri; French Club; Hi-C; Library Aid; Senior Class Play; J.A. BERGSTROM, LINDA Charlie Brown” Don't dare me, I might surprise you. Senior Choir; Blue Tri; Inventors Club; Vaudeville; Cheerleader Captain; Record Staff; Homecoming Attendant; Junior Cabinet; Student Council; Red Cross. 26 BERKENHOFF, HANS Hurry me not; I must have time. BLAIR, TERRY T.B. Life it just one grand time. Bank Cashier; Chess and Checkers. BOOTH, ROBERT Bob He is a quiet man and quite a man. Band; Stair Guard; Hall Guard; Junior Prom Committee; All-City Student Council. BRECHT, JOHN J.B. TberSs always room for one more like him. Football; Hall Guards, Captain; Tennis; Wizard Staff, Ass't Editor; Wrestling; Vaudeville; National Honor Society. BRENNAN, DANIEL Dan It is with great elation that he has finished an education. BRINDA, RICHARD Dick Why study, my time is valuable. Sophomore Football. BESNETT, BILL Rather quiet, rather shy, still he is a real swell guy. Hi-Y, Treasurer. BLISS, BILL Gungho I was born this way, what’s your excuse7” Football; Band; Vaudeville; Record Staff; No-Ac’s; Student Council. BORIS SANDRA Sandy Full of life and mirth, she'll get places on this earth. Senior Choir. BREDEMUS, TIMOTHY Tim A little learning is a dangerous thing. BRENNAN, MAUREEN Reenie Fun and gay in a nice sort of BROST, JANE M. I put my trouble in a box and then sit on the lid and laugh. Gym Aids; Record Staff; Racket Club; Tennis Team; J.A. BRUNEAU, WILLIAM Biir He says little and thinks a lot: a nicer fellow could not be bought. BUNTROCK, RONALD Ron A guiding light in friendly fun as his name will tell to anyone. Football; Sophomore Baseball. BURKHOLDER, NANCY J. Nana” I try to be shy, but the boys won’t let me. Cheerleader; Senior Cabinet; Leadership Club; Blue Tri, President; Racket Club; Inventors Club; Pep Club; Red Cross; Vandet'ille; Gym Aid; Senior Choir. CAPRA, DICK Cappy” Never run after a bus or a girl, another will be along in a minute. Baseball. BUDA, GERALD Jerry Its better to be short and shtnc than to be tall and cast a shadow. Band; Gymnastics. BURBANK, DONNA What sweet delights a quiet life affords.” BURSELL, CAROLYN Corot1 Persistant talker but nice to know. Racket Club; Blue Tri. CALDERWOOD, JUNE One with eyelashes long and pretty and sure enough, she’s really witty. FHA, President; Blue Tri; Ushers Club; Racket Club; Senior Choir; Choral Club; Record Staff. 28 CARLSON, ROBERTA Proxy-Lockf m 1 Man is made not to question but m to adore. 7 Racket Club; Gym Aid; Vaude- ville; Pep Club; J. A.; Ushers V “ Club; Blue Tri. I 'P CHAIKA, NORMAN Norm School breaks up my day so much. CHASE, KATHLEEN '’Irish The shine in her hair is from she glow in her heart.’’ Vaudeville; Wizard Staff; National Honor Society; Leadership Club; Racket Club; Gym Aid; Red Cross; Choral Club; Tommie Boosters. CHESNEY, DENNIS Of all the things I like best, I much prefer to sit and rest. Choral Club; Senior Choir; Gymnastics; No-Ac's. CHLODO, BILL Away with books, let’s have some fun. CLAY, FAITH Honey’ Sometimes given to serious thoughts, but usually full of mis-chievous plots. Senior Cabinet; Spanish Club; Tommie Boosters; FT A; Forensic League. COX, JOHN GRANT I hate much to accomplish, delay me not. Band. CROCKER, DANIEL Dan They say I'm quiet and shy, but you’d be surprised. Band; Wizard Staff; Football; Swimming Team; Track Team; Hi-C; Stage Crew. CHERMAK, NANCY Nanc ’Tis the quiet worker who succeeds. Senior Choir; Pep Club; Blue Tri. CHESSNOE, MICHAEL Mike” Now that I'm gone, the teachers will have to find the answers for themselves. Stair Guards; Swimming Team; National Forensic League; National Honor Society; Junior Class Play. CHRISTENSON, ARLENE Her eyes, her smile, her pert little way, makes us like her more each day. Blue Tri; Tommie Tones; Hi-C; Ushers Club. COLEMAN, PATRICK Par Never do tomorrow what you can do today. Stair Guards; Senior Choir. CRAWFORD, DOROTHY Things may go wrong or they may go right, she’s happy-go-lucky all day long. Wizard Staff; Library Club; French Club; Usher's Club; Hi-C; Red Cross. CYBYSKE, DIANE Nubbins Sweetness is her motto. Spanish Club; Office Page; J.A. 29 30 CYBYSKE, LOREN C. B. A leader of men, and a follower of women. ., Record Staff; Football; Basketball; Track; Student Council; Vaudeville; Hall Guards; Stair Guards. DAHLSTROM, SANDRA Sandf Her policy is that you're only young once. Band. DAWSON, JAMES Coo kid' We know him and yet we know him not. DECOURSEY, SALLY Sal Silence and I are strangers. Blue Tri; Gym Aide; FTA; Vaudeville; Choral Club; Tommie Tones; Junior Class Play; Red Cross; Forensic League; Leadership Club. DAGEFORD, TED Footprints on the sands of time, if they're big you know thefte mine.” DASCALOS, JOHN Greek’ He’s mischief to his fingertips, some wisecrack‘ always on his lips. Junior Cabinet; Senior Cabinet; Vaudeville; Hockey Team. DECKER, BEVERLY Kutz One who’s short, small, and sweet, and one who’s really hard to beat. Racket Club, President; National Honor Society; Record Staff; Tommie Boosters; Gym Aide; Red Cross; Senior Class Play; Office Page; Vaudeville; J.A. DELVIN, DONALD Don A little learning is a dangerous thing. Senior Cabinet; Sophomore Football; Sophomore Track; Basketball; FTA; Tommie Boosters; Student Council. DEMUSE, JANET Jan A thinking girl, a winsome lass, the wittiest girl of our class. Vaudeville; Spanish Club, Secretary; National Honor Society; Leadership Club; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Wizard Staff; Blue Tri; Pep Club. DORSO, MIKE A- worker who makes things hum.” Band; Wizard; Tennis Team; Football; Vaudeville. DOLINSKY JOANNE Jo Girls like her are just too few. Work Program. DRINKWINE, KATHY Bubbles First impressions go a long way. FTA; Nurses Page. DULBAN, MARIAN Mart'' True worth needs no defining.’ Blue Tri, Vice President; Junior Cabinet; Student Council; Group Captain; Assembly Committee; Vaudeville. DULLUM. LARRY Lar Work interests me— could sit around and watch it for hours. Football; Stair Guards; Hall Guards; Track Team; Ski .Team. DZUBAY, DAVID ”Zubbc “An athlete every inch and inches there are.” Student Council; Stair Guard Captain; National Honor Society; Basketbal; Cross Country; Track Team; Senior Choir. EGELAND, JEANNE feannie Sweet, Sincere, and Sociable. Blue Tri; Tommie Boosters; J.A.; Lunchroom Cashier. EKLUND, NEIL Fred” Small in size and large in mind, ’AY and 'AY and ’A’s' he’d grind. Student Council; Group Captain; Rocket Club; Red Cross. DOW, ERNEST Em id’ A man of charm and wit, who made us smile quite a bit. Record Staff; Sophomore Football. DUPAY, PETER Pete Why worry — it makes unn kies. Football; Track Team. EDLUND, WILLIAM Bill” We could get along without Bill but not very well. Football; Basketball; Track; Stair Guards; Hall Guards; Student Council; Senior Cabinet, Treasurer. EGLER, ELAINE Like a teakettle, always bubbling over. Band; Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Student Council; Hi-C; FTA; Junior Cabinet, Secretary; National Honor Society; Leadership Club; Homecoming Attendant. EKLUND, RONALD Little Man He is of stature somewhat low, not all heroes were tall you know. Gymnastics; Wrestling; Student Council; Group Captain; Tommie Boosters; FTA. ELLSON, JEFFREY Mut” Tell it to the Marines the Sailors won't believe it. Hockey Team. 31 ENTNER, MARY ANN AW’ She looks like a saint but we know she airt’T.” Student Council; Senior Choir; Tommie Tones; Red Cross. ERICKSON, LEROY Brunno Quiet and genial in all ways; he’ll gain success in future days.” Choral Club. FAHRENHOLZ, THOMAS Speedo We don't as yet know him very well, but we’re certainly sure that time will tell.” FALLDIN, SHIRLEY Shirl A studious attitude but we suppose that she has learned to laugh as well.” Blue Tri, Secretary; Vaudeville; Senior Choir; Tommie Tones, Secretary; Gym Aide; Racket Club; Group Captain; Pep Club; Senior Cabinet Member. FEARON, KATHRINE Kathy The friend that makes the least noise is often the most useful” Gym Aide; Inventor's Club; Ushers Club; Racket Club; Senior Choir; Blue Tri; Bank Cashier. FINNEGAN, SHARON Shannon Pep and vitality, a swell personality. Vaudeville; Spanish Club, President; Choral Club, Secretary; Blue Tri; Leadership Club; Senior Class Play. ERICKSON, BEVERLY Bet'’ Liked here, liked there, liked everywhere. Senior Choir; Tommie Tones; Choral Club; Hi-C; Racket Club; Tennis Team; Badminton Team; Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Gym Aide. ERICKSON, ROBERT Bob” Both weekly and monthly sports he doth write, big news and good copy, his chief delight” Track; Cross Country; Record Staff; Band; FTA. FAIRCLOTH, LOLA JEAN Lolie” Just as sweet and kind as possible. Office Page; Spanish Club; Blue Tri; Junior Achievement; Ushers Club; Record Staff. FAVORITE, SHARON Sherri I would not be happy if I said much.” Blue Tri; Band; Red Cross. FELEGY, JAMES Jim Sometimes he works, sometimes he plays; never too serious, always gay. Vaudeville. FISCHER, JAMES Jim Liked here, liked there, liked everywhere. FISH, DANIEL Dan” At the sight of a girl he runs— toward her Choral Club; Tommie Boosters; Sophomore Football. FRIEDLAND, LOLA Gayle Sweet and Quiet Art Club; J.A.; Blue Tri. FORSGREN, DENNIS Romberg Of the six senses the mightiest is humor.” Art Club. FRITZ, BARBARA JEAN Barb” She looks quiet but don't let her fool you. GERSDORF, DELORIS ‘‘Dee’' If trouble knocks, let it knock. GIBBON, JUDY Jules Fun and Gay. in a nice sort of way. Tommie Tones; Vaudeville. GODWIN, DOUGLAS Doug Girls may be a puzzle, but he’ll never give them up. Student Council; Forsenic League Choral Club; Ski Team; J.A. GOLDEN, JANET Jan Rather quiet, rather shy, Still she is a real swell gal. Spanish Club. A GERMUNDSON, GERALD Jer He says little, but that’s no sign he isn't thinking. Record Staff; Gymnastics. GILBERT, NANCY ANN Karen What sweet delights a quiet life affords. GOFF, LARRY Lar’' All great men are dead, and I don't feel so good myself.” GOLDNER, LORIS Her heart is like an ocean, wide and deep; where whirling waves of friendship meet. FTA; National Honor Society; National Forensic League; Exchange Student; Hi-C; Debate Team; German Club; Leadership Club. 33 GRAHAM. ROBERT BoV' The only thing that keeps me off the honor roll is my marks. GREVEN, RENTE Ren” Silence has its advantages. GULBRANSON, DICK Gubs” I can’t get up with the sun because I’m out too late with ibt daughter. Band; Vaudeville; No-Ac‘s; Record Print Staff. GURTNER. MARY ANN Gurlie She brightens the corner where she is. Forensic League. GUSTAFSON, DAVID Gus My longue within my lips I rein, for those who talk much must talk in vain. HAFLUND, DORIS Dorf There is not much she cannot do. J.A.; Blue Tri. GRANROTH. PATRICIA ANN Par One laugh is worth a hundred groans. Band; Blue Tri; Red Cross. GUENTHER. CONRAD I do not know, sir! Golf Team. GUNDLACK, BILL Life is a sea of trouble, but I'm a good swimmer. GUSTAD, BONNIE fust plain swell. Forensic League; FTA; Racket Club; Senior Cabinet; Spanish Club; Vaudeville; J.A. GWIAZDON. PHYLLIS Pbyr It is the quality that counts. Art Club. HAFNER, MARLENE Peanuts So small and active, but you’d never guess how much she has that makes success.” Blue Tri, J.A.; Pep Club; Vaudeville. 34 HAFNER, MARLYS Mar” She knows what she knows when she knows it.” J.A.; Vaudeville. HALL, DENNIS Denny' Be silent and safe; silence never betrays you. Senior Choir; Stair Guard. HANLEY, JAMES Jim Never troubles his lessons unless his teachers trouble him. Football; Hall Guards. HANSEN, HAROLD Hairsey Happy am I; from cares I'm free. Senior Choir; Hall Guards; Sophomore Football; No-Ac's; Vaudeville; Sta e Crew. HANSEN, PATRICIA Pat A girl with real class and style and never seen without a smile. Blue Tri; Pep Club; Cheerleader; Bank Cashier; Vaudeville. HATCHER, EUGENE Gen ' Why worry ? It makes wrinkles. Record Staff. HAGFORS, GORDON Gordie Muscles make the man. Gymnastics; Sophomore Football. HAMMER, WILLIAM TIMOTHY Tim He and studies shall never be friends. Football; Hall Guard. HANSEN, DUWAYNE ALLEN Sometime in his career he must have swallowed an encyclopedia. German Club; Stair Guards; Record Staff. HANSEN, MERLYNN Erfa Happy-go-lucky, young and free; there is nothing that bothers me. Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Junior Cabinet; Pep Club; Red Cross; Tommie Boosters; Gym Aide; Student Council; Choral Club. HANSON, WILLIAM Bill I could for ages sit and dream. Tommie Booster. HAWFITCH, GARY Ga ’ When trouble comes my way, I take another path. Band; Vaudeville. 35 HEMP, GERALD Jerry” He says little, but that's no sign he isn't thinking Hall Guards; Stair Guards. HERMAN, MARLYS Ma ’ Always happy, seldom sad, just the kind of friend to have. Gym Aide; Vaudeville; J.A.; Junior and Senior Cabinet; Blue Tri; Leadership. HILDEBRAND, JUDITH Judy Never posing or pretending, just her own true self Racket Club; Blue Tri; Band; Spanish Club; Vaudeville; Swimming Team; Junior Class Play Committee; Red Cross; J.A, HOGAN, KAREN Hogie Pogie An all-around funster. Choral Club; Tommie Tones Vaudeville; Inventors Club Racket Club; Blue Tri; Pep Club Debate Team; J.A. HOLMBERG, GARY Hum'’ Loaf and the (lass loafs with you. Gymnastics; Tennis Team; Record Staff; Vaudeville. HREHA, BARBARA Barb Sometimes sober, sometimes gay, never intruding in anyone’s way. Blue Tri; Choral Club; Ushers Club; Pep Club; J.A. HENDRICKSON, RUTH She’s full of Mozart, Mendelssohn and mischief. Vaudeville; Student Council; Leadership Club; French Club; FT A; Band; Gym Aid; Record Staff. HICKERSON, PATRICIA Patti’ Little, but—Oh, my! Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Pep Club. HOFFMAN, KENNETH Ken Eat, drink, and he merry: for tomorrow is a geometry test. Choral Club; Hall Guards; Stair Guards; Vaudeville; Sophomore Football. HOLLAND, THOMAS Tom The unspoken word causeth no trouble. Junior and Senior Class Play; FTA: Leadership Club; Vaudeville Chairman; Stage Crew; National Honor Society; Choral Club; Senior Choir. HOUDEK, JANICE Jan Why work if I can play? Blue Tri; Art Club; Bank Cashier; Senior Cabinet; Student Council; Work Program. HUDOBA, MARILYN In typing letters she's our star, may this fine art take her far.” Blue Tri; Lashers Club; FHA; No-Ac's; Vaudeville. HULSING, DAVID Dave” Rather quiet, rather shy, still he's a real swell guy. HUTCHINS, SHARON Hutch We only live once so let's make the best of it.” Tommie Tones; Vaudeville; FTA; J.A.; Senior Cabinet; Gym Aides; Racket Club; Blue Tri; Spanish Club; Forensic League. Treasurer. JACOBSON, CRYSTAL Chris Never posing or pretending, just her own true self. Blue Tri; French Club; Ushers Club; J.A, JANICKE, JANET Uf A modern girt, small in size, with a personality that’s a prize. Blue Tri; Leadership Club; Spanish Club; FTA; Record Staff; Vaudeville; Pep Club; Red Cross; No-Ac's. JOHNS, RICHARD John If silence were golden he’d be a millionaire. Senior Choir; Library Club. JOHNSON, CATHERINE Cathy The joy of life is living, and doing things of worth. Band; Glee Club; Pep Club; FHA. HUMENANSKY, JOHN Human Cel thee behind me, Satan, and push” Gymnastics; Track; Sophomore Football; Hall Guards; Student Council; Red Cross. ISAACSON PHIL P. Izef' He has the rarest sense of alt, common sense. Band; Vaudeville; Junior Cabinet. JALMA, JEANNE She was a leading lady in the school play; we hope that tomorrow will be just like today. Band; Forensic League; Senior Class Play; Record Staff; German Club; Vaudeville. JASTER, SHARON Lee Peppy, charming, full of fun; she's a gal that gets things done.” National Honor Society; Vaudeville; Racket Club; Choral Club; Record Staff; Tommie Tones; Bank Cashier. JOHNSON, ALLAN Al” Don’t plague me with studies, I have heavier things on my mind. Inventors Club; Band. JOHNSON, DARLENE Dar” She's quiet around school, but you really don’t know her. Blue Tri; Racket Club; Hi-C; Band; Vaudeville. JOHNSON, DIANE Dr She prefers to associate with those she can look up to. Tommie Tones; Choral Club; Ushers Club; Gym Aid; Blue Tri; Senior Class Play; Racket Club; Vaudeville. JOHNSON, KAREN Two Johns” Modesty and Frolic were there, the will to do, the soul to dare. Spanish Club; Forensic League; Blue Tri; Ushers Club; Tommie Boosters; Tommie Tones; Choral Club. JOHNSON, ROGER Rog God bless the man who invented sleep. JOSTAD, LOIS Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she shouldn't do. French Club; Inventors Club; Tommie Boosters; Student Council; Leadership Club; Gym Aid; Blue Tri; Band; Art Club; Racket Club. JOHNSON, JANE Janie' A cheerful friend to all is she, her smiles are always bright to see.” Wizard Staff; French Club; Jun-ion Cabinet; J.A.; Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Senior Class Play; Red Cross; No-Acs. JOHNSON, MARGARET Ptggf Petite, neat, sweet. Record Staff; Vaudeville. We her. JORDON, DORIS D.J. never hear enough from J.A. KACHEROSKI JOSEPH Kach I may be small, but I’m all there. Football; Baseball; Hall Guards; Stair Guards, Captain. KACZMAREK, GLORIA Glor I know what mean, but I can’t say it. Racket Club; Pep Club; Blue Tri. KAIRIES, ROSSLYND Roz The time to be happy is now. Senior Choir; Tommie Tones; Vaudeville; J.A. KAEDDEN, DANIEL Dan Never a dull moment. Vaudeville; Record Staff; No-Ac's. KAPPELLER, JACKIE Caterpillar Liughing eyes and flashing smile, charming ways- and lots of style. Senior Choir; Choral Club; Blue Tri; Pep Club; Cheerleader; Vaudeville; Junior Class Play; Junior Cabinet. 38 KAUTH, RAY Butch” All great men are dead, and I don't feel so good myself.” Football; Track; Gymnastics; Swimming Team. KAYE, PATRICIA Par Peppy and witty, she has a sweet way; she always finds something clever to say.” Hi-C, President; German Club, Treasurer; Band; Forensic League; Student Council; Junior and Senior Class Play; Racket Club; National Honor Society. KEES, BEVERLY Bet” For knowledge sure she is a mine; her words are long, her marks are fine. Girls' State; Record Staff, Editor; Band; FTA, Secretary; Gym Aide; Spanish Club; Forensic League. National Honor Society; Vaudeville; Junior Class Play. KELM, MARY ANN Mare” Always on the job.” KESPOHL, BEVERLY Bev” Such work and patience as hers are certain of reward.” Band; Wizard Staff; Vaudeville; FTA; Spanish Club; Red Cross; Leadership Club, Treasurer. KIRKWOLD, DENNIS Denny Common sense is not a common thing.” Football; Hall Guard; J.A.; Track; Sophomore Football; Rocket Club. KAY, SANDRA Punk Always willing, ever helpful. Blue Tri; J.A. KEELY, ROBERT Bob The world knows when he's around.” Hockey; Baseball; Football; Hall Guards; Vaudeville; Stair Guards; Student Council. KELLERMAN, MIKE Kelly ”Little Master Mischievous, that's the name for you.” Student Council; Vaudeville; Hockey; Tommie Boosters; Art Club; Student Council. KENNY, THOMAS Tom 1 have done my best.” Tommie Boosters. KIMBALL. SANDRA Kim To twirl a baton is her pride; her skill in this is nothing to hide.” Blue Tri; Band-Majorette; Student Council; Leadership Club; Racket Club; Pep Club; Gym Aide; Vaudeville. KLESK, ROSE MARIE Rote” When trouble comes my way, I take another path. Tommie Tones; Vaudeville. 39 KNUTSON, MARIE Knutie Attractive and fair with pretty blond hair. German Club; Hi-C; Racket Club; Senior Choir, Tommie Boosters; Ushers Club, Treasurer; Vaudeville. KOCIACAK, CAROLE I don't talk much; perhaps I'm shy. Tommie Tones; Senior Choir. KOKOSH, JOHN Butch Play and I’ll play with you; work and you'll work alone. Spanish Club; Tommie Boosters. KRINGEN, LARRY A right good fellow, we all admit; he has his fun and studies a bit. Rocket Club. KRON, BRIAN He didn't let his studies interfere with his education. KNUTSON, KENNETH Ken Classes should be ten minutes long, five to come and five to go Choral Club; German Club. KOCH, DIANNE Who says nothing makes no mistakes. Library Ass't; Vaudeville; FHA. KOKES, TOM Buster'’ I’m the man I’m looking for.’ KOPAS, SHARON Sharry Always happy, seldom sad, just the kind of friend to have Ushers Club; Vaudeville KRINKE, TOM From him we are anticipating great things. Football; Track; Junior Cabinet, President; Junior and Senior Class Play; Vaudeville; Student Council, President; Band; Stair Guards. KROOK, JAMES fim To worry little, to study less, is his idea of happiness. ‘ Football; Vaudeville. I 40 KUCH, EDWARD Ed Always running — away from studies Football; Swimming; Band; Track; Record Staff; KYWERIGA, TARAS ' Terry The biggest rascal that walks upon two legs Group Captain; Ushers Club; Wizard Staff; Junior Class Play; Library Ass't; National Honor Society; Vaudeville Chairman. LASHO, RONALD Ron” Mankind is not measured by inches. Band; Gymnastics. LAZARZ, CURTIS Curt' Worry and Curtis have never met. Red Cross; Student Council; Gymnastics; Hall Guards. LEZNIAK, THOMAS Tom He tried to mix neutrons and protons and they flew back atom. Junior and Senior Class Play; National Honor Society; Forensic League, President; Rocket Club, President; German Club, Vice President. LOEBNER, PAUL T herds magic in his artistic fingers Wizard Staff, Editor; Senior and Junior Cabinet. Vice President; Student Council; Stair Guards. KUI.KAY, PHYLLIS Phil Her winning smile you can't forget. Is she nice? Well you just bet! FTA; Forensic League; Blue Tri; J.A.; Senior Choir; Choral Club; Student Council; Wizard Staff; Vaudeville; Senior Class Play. LABELLE, JUDY Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit. J.A.; Bluc Tri. LAMERE, JERRY Tree'' Homework? I didn’t do it. Football. LEZNIAK, JERRY Louie When once I learn a thing I remember it.” National Honor Society; German Club; Rocket Club, Secretary; Record Staff. LINDHOLT. CAROLYN Cowid' Care sits lightly on her shoulders. Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Tommie Boosters; Pep Club. LUNDF.EN, NANCY Nan She makes sunshine in a shady place. Spanish Club; Senior Cabinet; Vaudeville; Racket Club; Homecoming Attendant. 41 LUNQUIST, FRANK Frankie' By the work, one knows the worker. Inventors Club. McCONVILLE, CATHERINE •'Cathy She's thoughtful and sweet, from her head to her feet.” Choral Club; Blue Tri; Senior Choir. McNAMARA, LYNN Mac” There is no end to her store of friendliness” Gym Aide; Blue Tri; Ushers Club; Racket Club; Tommie Boosters; Inventors Club; Hi-C; Art Club. MALASKO, MARY ELLEN Mard' Her bubbling good nature is a cure for the bluet Pep Club; Blue Tri; Red Cross. MANCINO, BARBARA Barb” Judge me by what I am.” Vaudeville; Tommie Boosters; Blue Tri; Office Page. MATHEWS, JAMES Jim” None but himself could be his parallel. Tommie Boosters. LYNDE, STELLY J. Lynn” She has a personality all her own. Tommie Boosters; Forensic League. McDonald, joyce It is better to wear out than to rust. FTA; Blue Tri; FHA; German Club; Tommie Boosters: Tommie Tones; J.A. MADORE, DONALD Mud” Why should the Devil have all the funr MALOY, JOHN Once caught studying but he has almost lived down the reputation” Hockey. MARKHAM, PATRICIA Pat Flirting eyes and wavy hair gets her guys without a care. Blue Tri; FHA; Tommie Tones; Choral Club; Pep Club; Ushers Club; Junior Class Play. MATUSOVIC, KAREN Just being happy is a fine thing Ushers Club; Spanish Club; J.A. 42 MELBO, GERALD Jtrr ' A great man—he admits it him-self” Football; Hockey; Baseball. MIES. RITA Ret Her quiet ways, her friendly smile, really makes things worth our while. FHA MONTOUR, DONALD Butch It is, of course, with great elation that he's finished his education. MURPHY, BILL Murph The world knows little of its greatest men. Football; Hockey; Student Council; No-Ac's. NASLUND, KAREN Snazz Life would be done, if I couldn't have fun. Vaudeville; Pep Club; Tommie Boosters; No-Ac’s; Record Staff; Gym Aide; Leadership; Blue Tri. Vice President; Spanish Club. NELSON, BETTY The longer you know her, the better you like her. Racket Club. MELL, KENNETH Butch Don't plague me with studies, I have heavier things on my mind. Football; Lunchroom Monitor. MILLER, JOHN Little John He and his trombone went sliding happily through school. Band; Football; Vaudeville. MORAN, CATHERINE Cathy A mighty good worker, never a shirker, and a good scout when she's out. Blue Tri; CFC; Student Council; Ushers Club; Forensic League: Tommie Tones; Tommie Boosters. MURRAY. SHARON Always cheerful, always gay a friend to all in every way. Blue Tri; Senior Choir; Ushers Club. NEELEY, BILLY JEANNE Dody She makes a specialty of being good nalured. Racket Club; Work Program. NELSON, CAROL Her ways are the ways of pleasantness. Lashers Club; J.A NELSON, DENNIS Denny I like to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. Baseball; Football; Sophomore Basketball; Stage Crew. NELSON. JANE One fun in many ways and adds variety to our days. FHA; Racket Club. NELSON, LARRY Here he is—man alive—now what are we going to do with him. NEWGAARD, DAVID Dave Actions speak louder than words NEUMANN, MARLIT Afjr The ability to stay quiet. Senior Choir; Choral Club. NICHOLS, GERALD Nick And seem a saint when most I play the devil. Junior Cabinet; Vaudeville; Student Council; No-Ac's; Tennis Team. 44 NELSON, GARY Gar Tell me how to gain knowledge without studying. Golf Team; Senior Choir; Choral Club; Tommie Boosters, President; No-Ac's. NELSON, KAREN A fair young lady with golden hair, friendly, and without a care. Lunchroom Monitor; Bank Cashier; J.A. NEPSHA, SANDRA Sandy The daises for simplicity and unaffected air. Ushers Club; Senior Choir; Choral Club. NEUMANN, JANET Jan A peach of a girl with a winning smile. NEWQUIST. CARL Johnny Modesty becomes a young man. Football; Basketball. NOLBY, CLAYTON Of all the things I like the best, I much prefer to sit and rest. Football. NORDINE, DELAINE Dee-Dee Quiet and demure was she. Band; Blue Tri. NORLIN. DAN Nordr He makes friends wherever he goes; he’s a fellow everyone knows. Band; Baseball; Sophomore Basketball. OLSON, CAROL Olsie Of lovely girls she is the pick, we wish she'd teach to us her trick. Student Council; Blue Tri; Art Club; Forensic League; Junior Cabinet; Tommie Boosters; Vaudeville; J.A. OLSON, LANNY Lan” To worry is folly, so let us be folly. O'NEIL, PATRICIA Kitten Gentle in manner. FHA. O'SHEA, SUSAN SuS’ Merry, ambitous, and always kind, a girl like her is hard to find. Lashers Club, Vice President; Racket Club; Pep Club; Inventors Club, Secretary; Blue Tri; Senior Choir; FTA; Art Club. NORDLING, BEVERY Bev Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you may diet. Blue Tri; Racket Club; Pep Club; J.A.; Vaudeville. OLSON, ANNETTE Anne The mildest manner the gentlest heart:’ Senior Cabinet; Office Page; Tommie Boosters; Student Council; Work Program. OLSON, JANICE Jan Tis better to have loved a-short, than never to have loved a-tall. Gym Aide; Blue Tri; Ushers Club; Tommie Tones; Racket Club; Choral Club; Vaudeville. OLSON, SHELBY All the world loves a quiet girl. O'SHEA, ALLAN At' Of all the things I like best, I much prefer to sit and rest. Inventors Club; Ski Team. OSLUND, MYLA A faithful friend to those who know her FHA; Choral Club; Blue Tri; Ushers Club; J.A.; Vaudeville. OSTENDORF, JOYCE 7 of Calm, cool, and collected, surely she'll rise in this world. Office Asst; National Honor Society. OVSHAK, BARBARA Barb Oh! Her wtnkable, blinkable, merrily twinkable, simply unthinkable, eyes. Vaudeville; Tommie Boosters; Student Council. PAAVERUD, MICHAEL Mike” To worry little, to study less, my idea of happiness. Choral Club; Football; Student Council. PALMER, PATRICIA Par She's thoughtful and sweet, from her head to her feet.” Gym Aide; Golf Team; Racket Club; Ushers Club; Blue Tri; J.A.; Hi-C. 46 PAUL, YVONNE Little and cute and deter to boot. Band. PEET, SHIRLEY Bubbles The only way to hare a friend is to be one. Racket Club. OUELLETTE, THOMAS Omlet Never hurry, never worry. PAAPE, TERRENCE Ter He might only to himself compared be. German Club; Swimming; Tennis; Hall Guard; Vaudeville. PAHL, JAMES Jim James is very quiet and shy, and all in all, he is a real swell guy. Cross Country. PALTHEN, FRED Block School sure, breaks up the da). Gymnastics; Sophomore Football. PECK, DENNIS Cbeco A guy always right on deck, and sure enough, full of heck. Red Cross; Track. PEHLING, ROSEMARY Rosie Full of gentle kindness her looks and language. FTA; Student Council; FHA; Vaudeville; J.A. PERRY, BONNIE Perriwinkle The joy of life is living, it and doing things of worth. Blue Tri; Tommie Boosters; Pep Club; Bank Cashier; Junior and Senior Class Play Committee; Office Page; Vaudeville; Ushers Club; J.A. PESTELLO, MIKE Big M” Bold as brass, hard as steel, hut he's got that certain sex appeal. Bank Cashier; Senior Cabinet; Football; Hockey; Baseball. PETERSON, MATHEW Malt He’s rather quiet, but quite a riot Football; Band; Junior Class Play; Ski Team. PETERSON. THOMAS Tom Will you just give me a chance to say something. Record Staff; Hall Guards; Stair Guards; Track. PEURA, JO ANN Jo A smite that always ends in laughter—happy in class and giggling after. Pep Club; Wizard Staff; Vaudeville; J.A. PILKEY, PATRICIA Snoopy” Life is a comedy. Blue Tri; German Club; Red Cross; Pep Club; Vaudeville; J.A.; Racket Club. PESTELLO, GARY Gar,‘ A fella with personality plus and one known well by all of us. Junior Choir. President; Junior Cabinet. Treasurer; Vaudeville; Football; Hockey; Choral Club. President; Student Council. Treasurer; Senior Cabinet, President. PETERSON. CHUCK Charlie Why should lesson worry he when all the world is full of glee. Sophomore Football. PETERSON, NANCY Nance To worry is folly, so lei's be jolly. FTA; Blue Tri; Racket Club; Spanish Club; Bank Cashier; CFC; Ushers Club; J.A. PETRUZZA, SYLVIA Sillf The harder I try, the gooder to be the worser I get. Bank Cashier; Ushers Club; J.A. PIECEK, GAIL Pizza Oh! What if I lost my tongue. Tommie Tones; Racket Club; Record Staff; Choral Club; FTA; FHA; Vaudeville; Student Council; Senior Class Play. PLUWAK, TATIANA Tania Conversation never seems to tire me. German Club; Student Council; French Club; FTAf National Forensic League. PORIETIS, INARA A friendly girl and a scholar she has been, smiling without, intellectual within. German Club. POSNER, DANIEL Dan” Boys like him are just too few. PRESTWOOD, SHARON Sberrr She has two eyes, so soft and brown. Take care! Blue Tri; Spanish Club; Senior Cabinet; Racket Club; Gym Aide; Pep Club; Leadership Club; Vaudeville; Red Cross. RAICHE, LESLIE ANN Les Her smile greets you, her way wins you. READY, SHARON Sherri” 7 he only way to have a friend is to be one. Junior Choir; Choral Club; Blue Tri; Ushers Club. REIFENBERGER, JUDITH Judy Just as sweet and as kind as is possible.” Spanish Club; Library Club. PORTER. BRUCE Red” Never run after a bus, or a girl, another will be along in a minute. Band. PREESE, TONY Tony He lives for the ladies. Vaudeville. QUAM, EUGENE Gene Tall, likeable, and very pleasant. Gene seems shy, but he really isn’t, Vaudeville; Student Council; Track; No-Ac's; Red Cross. RAINVILLE. MARY KAY T wo-tray As brimful of mischief and wit and glee, as a person can be. Blue Tri; Art Club; Pep Club; Vaudeville; J.A.; Tommie Booster; Student Council. REICHEL, JEROME Jerry” Not that I love study less; but that I love fun more. Tommie Boosters; Cross Country; Track. RIGNELL, MARLENE Rigs Like a magnet, she has the power of attraction.” Junior Cabinet; Junior Class Play; Blue Tri; Pep Club; Homecoming Queen; FTA; Spanish Club; Senior Class Play; Senior Cabinet; Student Council; Vaudeville. 48 ROBERTSON, JERRY ”Robbie A man u-hose opinions are never doubled.” National Honor Society; German Club; Rocket Club. RODDY, JUDITH Judy Her ways are she ways of pleasantness. No-Ac's. ROOD, JUDY Jud A girl we all admire, one we'd all like to see go higher and higher. Racket Club; Blue Tri; Spanish Club; Tommie Tones; Vaudeville; Gym Aide; Ski Club. ROSELL, DONALD Rosy It is difficult to say how much men’s minds are conciliated by a kind manner and gentle speech. Choral Club; Swimming; Tennis; Stair Guard; Wizard Staff; Vaudeville; Hi-Y. SALMINS, GEORGE He won't let school interfere with his education. SALSBURY, ROGER Roy On or off the green he's real keen. Golf; Senior Cabinet; Vaudeville; Track. ROBINSON, JEANNE Jean Whether in work or being real gay, she did everything in a ’just-right' way.” Student Council; Art Club, President; Red Cross, President; Tennis Team; Racket Club; No Ac's, Group Captain. ROETHKE, EDWARD Ed A star in track, football, and hockey, too, a pal you'd want along side of you. Football; Hockey; Track; Student Council, Vice President; Junior Cabinet; Stair Guard; Hall Guards; Vaudeville. ROSETH, KATHY Bitty We live only once, so let's make the best of it. J.A.; Blue Tri; Lunchroom Monitor; Racket Club; Pep Club; Red Cross; Vaudeville. SAHLIN, ELWOOD Dead wood He puls all his troubles in a pocket with a hole in. it. SALMON, PATRICIA Par If silence were golden, a penny would buy her. Blue Tri; Tommie Boosters; J.A. SANDBERG, JANET Jan Girls like her are just too few. German Club; J.A.; FTA; Blue Tri; Ushers Club. 49 SAXE, BARBARA Barb ”,She can pantomime just great, but when it comet to studies, she just can't concentrate. Forensic League; Ushers Club; Vaudeville; Spanish Club; Blue Tri; J.A. SCHANDER, YVONNE Cam elco ft A very merry lass who brightens every class. ecl Club; Vaudeville; inct; Racket Club. Junior SCHULLO, PATRICIA Pain Sweet, sincere, and sociable. Tommie Boosters; Lunchroom Cashier; FTA; Forensic League; German Club; J.A.; Pep Club. SHIGLEY, JANET Jan Silence is golden, but fun when you break it. SIVANICH, JANET Jan Just plain swell. Ushers Club; Library Club. SKAWSKI, DONALD Don All for fun and mischief. Football; Baseball; Gym Aide; Vaudeville. SCALES, EUGENE Gene We grant although he had much wit, he was very shy of using it Stair Guards; Hall Gards; Vaudeville; Tommie Boosters. SCHIFFER, DIANNE Though she’s small and very sweet, we know her friendship can't be heat. SHELSO, SHARON Terry A right good sport we'll admit; she has a good time, and works a bit. Spanish Club; J.A.; Ushers Club; National Honor Society; Wizard Staff; Racket Club. SIGTRYGGSSON, MAGNUS Maggi For him we are anticipating great things. Cross Country; Swimming; Tommie Boosters; Foreign Exchange Student. SKAJA, BONNIE Sky Sometimes given to serious thoughts, but usually full of mischievous plots. J.A. SKOGSBERG, RICHARD Bull I have done my best. Choral Club; J.A.; Football. Manager; Senior Choir. 50 SKWAREK, BARBARA Gabby” Silence and I are Strangers” J.A.; Blue Tri; Racket Club; Lunchroom Monitor; Pep Club; Record Staff; Red Cross. SMITH, THEODORE Ted” An accident going somewhere to happen.” SMOLKA, CAROL Smoky Silence that spoke and eloquence of eyes” J.A.; Vaudeville. SOBCOVIAK, BARBARA Barb” I’m quiet in school—outside— that's different.” SOLZ, EDWARD The Kid I am small, but so is a stick of dynamite. Football; Baseball; Hockey; Student Council; Red Cross; Vaudeville. SPANO, BARBARA Barb” Life of the party and death of the teachers. Blue Tri; Racket Club; Pep Club; J.A.; Vaudeville. SMITH. SUSAN Suer” It's nice to be natural if you’re naturally nice. Blue Tri; J.A.; Vaudeville. SMITH, TOM Jake Of what value are the contents of a book?” SNYDER, RONALD Ron It isn't a crime to be short— only a nuisance. SOGNESAND, JERRY Soy Not that I love women more but . Band; Red Cross; Art Club; Tommie Boosters; Vaudeville. SOWADA, JEANETTE S'wats Full of mischief and. fun too, doing things she shouldn't do. Lunchroom Monitor; J.A. SPRINGER, NANCY Nance A friendly smile a bubbling bunch of word's an asset in any-one's crowd. Blue Tri; Ushers Club; Racket Club; FHA, President; Wizard Staff; Choral Club; Tommie Tones. SROGA, BONNIE To one alone do her thoughts rise Blue Tri; Ushers Club; Record Staff; FHA; Vaudeville; Tommie Boosters; Pep Club. STEIN, BEVERLY Bet The harder I try, she gooder So he, the worser I get. Blue Tri, Treasurer; Student Council; Racket Club; Golf Team; Band; Gym Aide; Spanish Club; No-Ac's; Vaudeville; Art Club. STENBAKKEN, GERARD Jerry' An old stage hand. Stage Crew; Stair Guards; Senior and Junior Class Plays; Vaudeville; Ski Team. STOLTMAN. MARIE Is there any end to her good nature? Office Page; No-Ac's; Work Program. SUPER, PETE Super Buddy” Nothing is impossible. SWANSON, DUANE Suanie My time has (ome at last. 52 STAR, JAMES Jim He always meant business— sometimes. Inventors Club; Rocket Club; Chess Club. STELLICK, ROGER Rog” I can do anything but behave. Vaudeville; Hockey; Track; Gymnastics; Swimming. STEWART, GLENN Polock Let sleeping dogs lie. Tommie Boosters; No-Ac's. STUKEL, KATHLEEN Kaf It's quality that counts. Band; Gym Aide; Racket Club; Leadership Club; Senior Cabinet; Blue Tri; Vaudeville. SWANSON, DOUGLAS Swanne” If you've got a job, call someone else.” Record Staff. TACHENY, MARY Mar There is a reason for her many good friends. Vaudeville; Red Cross; Junior Class Play Committee. TARNOWSKI, JOAN Jo Just plain swell. Blue Tri; Ushers Club; Bank Cashier. TERRY, DENNIS Terry” Let the rest of the world roll by. Ski Team; Gymnastics; Tommie Boosters; Red Cross. THILL, ROBERTA Bobbin Sweet personality, full of rascah-tyr Ushers Club; Racket Club; Tennis Team. THYSELL, GAY Bunny” A right good gal, we all .idmit; she has her fun and studies a bit. Gym Aide; Badminton Team; Racket Club. Treasurer; Golf Team; Spanish Club; Ushers Club; Blue Tri; J A.; Hi-C. TRYMAN, JOE Who put the nickel in? VALENTA, GAYLORD Cay Boys like hstn are just too few. Tommie Boosters. TARNOWSKI, JUDY She looks like a saint—but we know she ain't. FTA; Vaudeville; FHA. TEAGUE, ROBERT Teague When people agree with me I feel I must be wrong. Sophomore Football; Tennis; Red Cross. President; Rocket Club; Stair Guards; Forensic League; Wizard Staff; Band. THORSEN. DALE Life is just one grand time.” Chess Club; J.A.; Inventors Club. TORKELSON, JAMES Jim A fine fellow in every way. UGLEM, URCELLA Urey I can live without poetry, music, or walking, but who can live without talking. VEE, CHARLOTTE Modest, quiet, and sweet. Blue Tri. 53 VESCIO, KAY K” A bundle of pep and enthusiasm. Cheerleader; Gym Aide; Blue Tri; Tennis Team; Racket Club; J.A.; Senior Class Play Committee; Lunchroom Monitor; Pep Club; Vaudeville. VINCENT, RICHARD Dick Away with books, let's have some fun. Junior Class Play; Football. WAGSTROM, CAROL Wag Once started, never stopped, talking. Student Council; Blue Tri; Art Club; Tommie Boosters; Vaudeville; J.A.; Ethics Committee. WALGREN, MICKAEL Mike Why worry—it makes wrinkles. Bank Cashier; Stair Guard; Hall Guard; Hi-C; Choral Club; Vaudeville; Senior Choir. WARHOL, SANDRA Sandy Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. Racket Club; Ushers Club. WEINSTOCK, DAVE Weiner The world is full of beautiful women, but life is too short to get around to all of them. Student Council; Vaudeville; Red Cross; Tommie Boosters; Art Club. VESCIO, TERRY Runt Small and light and full of fun; the has a smile for everyone. WAAGE, CAROL Cookie Oh! Quit your kiddin. Senior Choir; FTA; FHA; Vaudeville; Blue Tri; Choral Club; Student Council; Forensic League; J.A.; Leadership Club. WALCZAK, CAROL Seems never sad or with a care, nor conversation overbear. WALLING, PATRICIA Pat The only way to hate friends is to be one. Tommie Boosters; FHA; Art Club; Red Cross. WEBB. CATHERINE Cathy Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Art Club; Blue Tri; Lunchroom Cashier; Red Cross. WELTE, WILLIAM Bill'’ School is okay except for the classes. Football; Tennis; Band; Junior Cabinet; Group Captains. WESTCOTT, BARBARA Barb” Short and Sweet. Racket Club. WIBERG, MARY Mare Live, laugh, and be ’Ai.tr . Stage Crew; Tommie Boosters; FTA; J.A.; Junior Cabinet; Junior and Senior Class Play Committees; Vaudeville; Blue Tri; Student Council. WILSON, BERT Jeraldine Books! Tis an endless strife. Football. WINGE, GWEN Gwenget’ A human phonograph to the tune of a giggle. Lunchroom Monitor; Blue Tri. WOJACK, WAYNE Wof We like him just the way he is. YATES, JOANNE Jo Pretty, clever, full of fun, she’s known and liked by everyone. Student Council; Blue Tri; Pep Club; Tommie Boosters; Vaudeville; Assembly Chairman; Racket Club; Record Staff. WESTIN, PHYLLIS Peach The more we see her, the more we like her. WIDMARK, BETTE As nice a girl we never knew, sweet and friendly, kind and true. WILSON, GERALDINE Luc ’ Always raising a 'racket'. Blue Tri; Golf Team; Badminton Team; Racket Club; Pep Club; J.A. WISHART, LARRY Oh! Call on somebody else. WRUBEL. ROBERT Bob May his stock of good nature never change. YOUNGMARK, JOYCE 7o ‘ Short and Sweet. Art Club. 55 56 ZANDER, ELAINE Chubs” It's nice to be natural, when you’re naturally nice. Student Council; Blue Tri, Secretary; Vaudeville; Pep Club; Tommie Boosters; FTA; Gym Aide; Office Page; Red Cross. ZDON, JOE M. Some are born great. Hall Guards; Stair Guards; Track; Cross Country. ZIERMAN, ALBERT At Killing time isn't such a crim Band; J.A. ZIMBA, JAMES Zim I like to think of all the roads that lead away from here. ZONDLO, DELORES Dee” Always smiling, never sad, at if she never trouble had. Blue Tri; Art Club; Racket Club; Nurses Aide. BADGELY, NORMA A smile can glorify the day. Office Page. ZAWADSKI, GERALD Jerry He has the ability of concealing his ability. Student Council; Sophomore Football; Hockey; Baseball. ZDON, JOSEPH P. ]oeT How dreary to be somebody. FTA. ZILKA, ELAINE Angel We couldn’t help liking her sweet ways. Choral Club. ZIPOY, BILL Zip Mischievous, careless, and fun-loving. Student Council; Group Captain; Stair Guards, Captain; Football; Bank Cashier; Hall Guard; Vaudeville; Red Cross; No-Ac's; Leadership Club. ZYCH, ANNETTE Nettie Better late than never. FHA; J.A.; Junior Class Play Committee; Ushers Club; Vaudeville; Senior Class Play Committee. KORBA, JERRY Jer Never a dull moment when he’s around. Ski Team; Sophomore Football; Vaudeville. KRYSTOFIAK, DAVID Date” He is well on his way.” FTA; French Club. LENER, JANET Jan She's so sweet and pleasant to meet.” Blue Tri; Tommie Tones; J.A. LINDEMAN, ORRIN It's the quiet ones you have to look out for.” CAMERA SHY BOB BABIN JAMES DICKINSON VIVIAN GOULD RICHARD JACQUEMART SHARON NIKIEL BILL REDDIN JAMES BROWNE GLENN GAVIC KENNETH GRIFFIN TOM MEAGHER HARLAN NORDGREN RICHARD WESTER 57 MOST TALENTED Jerry Sogncsand Ruth Hendrickson BEST DANCERS Don Delvin Kay Vcscio HALL OF FAME BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Ron Eklund Roberta Berg SHYEST Bill Edlund Nancy Lundeen MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tom Lezniak Bev Kees MOST ATHLETIC Ed Rothke Gerry Wilson HALL OF FAME MOST MISCHIEVOUS Jerry Nichols Joyce Johnson WITTIEST Ernie Dowe Merlynn Hanson SHARPEST DRESSER Loren Cybyske Nancy Burkholder TYPICAL EDISONION Linda Bergstrom Bill Zipoy HALL OF FAME HALL OF FAME T,rp-r But signs of nobleness, like stars, Shall shine on all deserters —Shakespeare 63 MR. LARSEN, Advisor STUDENT COUNCIL Our school is directed in its many student activities by a body known as the Student Council. The members of this group are elected by their fellow students because of their abilities to lead and govern our school. Student Council has charge of bettering our school life in many ways such as providing better assemblies. They also sponsor many social events for the entire school like Homecoming, Sadie Hawkins, Winter Carnival, and Vaudeville. The advisor of Student Council, Mr. Larsen, has become well respected as a person willing to help the students achieve their goals. He has aided the students toward the establishment of greater Student Government in the lunchroom and throughout Edison. From top to bottom: E. Rocthke, Vice-President; G. Pestello, Treasurer; T. Krinkc. President; C. Johnson, Secretary. HOMECOMING: E. Kubera. R. Turnquist, M. Wibcrg, R. Berg, J. Robinson, D. Godwin NO-ACS: R. Salsbury, G. Nelson. E. Quam, D. Kirkwold, D. Dzubay. ETHICS-PUBLICITY—SEATED: J. Olson. P. Markham. E. Egler. D Dclvin. STANDING: E. Zander. R. Berg. B. Bliss. E. Quam. 65 VAUDEVILLE—SEATED: E. Zander. L. Faircloth, T. Holland. P. Loebner. K. Neuman. K Cyson. J. Robinson. R. Berg. J. Pederson. S. Benz. K. Pahl. STANDING: N. Eklund, R. Clark, Miss Ferguson. Advisor, C. Moran.C. Waage. B. Bergman. T. Kyweriga. SOCIAL: R. Berg, R. Turnquist. C. Wagstrom. C. Olson, S. Kimball. M. Ramville. RECOGNITION—SEATED: C Moran. Miss Albinson. Advisor. STANDING: J. Pedersen. M. Wiberg. B. Bliss. E. Eglcr. S. Mika. M. Entncr. K. Bath. K. Cyson. M. Roethke. 66 _ - ------- r x. T ASSEMBLY: M. Dulban. B. Booth, B. Coveny, S. Kimball, G. Pestello, K. Enrooth, J. Yates, Mr. Simmons, Advisor. ORGAN FUND -SEATED: J Robinson. R Hendrickson. STANDING: G Pestello, S. Flanagan, L, Cybyskc, S. Hutchins, R. Franc, D. Yates. DECORATIONS—SEATED: J. Yates, S. Kimball. STANDING: G. Pestello, B. Edlund, B. Booth, L. Jostad, C. Olson. E. Zander. M. Dulban. 67 MISS FERGUSON The Edison Choral Department consists of the Tommie Tones, Choral Club, Tenth Grade Choir, Boys’ Glee Club and the Girls’ Glee Club. The Department is under the direction of Miss Mary Barbara Ferguson, who is assisted by Mr. O. Raymond Champlin. The groups perform in their Christmas and Spring Concerts as well as participating in exchange concerts with choral groups in the city, suburbs, and out-of-town schools. The choirs present many assemblies during school and take part in the annual State Music Contest. During the month of December the Tommie Tones appeared on channel 2, KTCA—TV. They presented a small excerpt from the Christmas program which appeared at Edison. The title was Christmas This Year.” Under the direction of these leaders the different groups have displayed various types of fine musical programs. TALENTED VOICES CHORAL CLUB- ROW ONE: K. Ncsheim, D. Zoerb, J. Pedersen, G. Piccek, K. Johnson, R. Berg, V. Pres., M. Hanson, Sec. L.. B. Anderson. G. Krai, B. Larson, S. Flick, D. Robertson, R. Johnson, T. Skirka. E. Zilka, S. Jastcr, Sec. L.. J. Hughart C. James. ROW TWO: M. Knutson, S. Ncpsha, J. Kappeller, Sec. L., S. Anderson, B. Hrcha, P. Jones, C. Waage, S. Ready, K. Chase, D. Bauer, M Jones, N. Dorso, L. Haire, K. Worthington, K Gallison, Sec. L.. M. Oslund, J. Arones, P. Dzubay, S. DcCoursey. ROW THREE: D. Godwin, T. Bensen, B. Wood, G. Nelson. K Hoffman, G. Pribola, R. Leonard, A Hanson, L. Perlick, B. Brown, A. Paulson, Sec. L., M. Russinik, D. Roscll, J. Grones, D. Warren, K. Hogan. J. Olson, P. Markham, P. Kulkay. ROW FOUR: M. Walgrcn. Sec. L.. D. Fish. G. Pestcllo, Pres., R. Greenhagcn, C. Guenther. K. Knutson, T. Holland. B. Bergman. D. Chesney, M. Paavcrud. J. Bloomquist, D. Haugen. G. Marciniak, R. Bailey, Section-Leader; T. Scttera, R. Skogsberg, Section-Leader; M. Mogren. B. Erickson, S. Finnegan, Secretary. TOMMIE TONES—ROW ONE: B Nelson J. Michnowski. J. Walker. S. Falldm. Secretary Treasurer; A. Christenson. S. Johnson. S. Reshetar. S. McCaffrey. J. Frizzcllc. Sobcinski, M. Hagfors. C. Wcstover. S. Villcla. D. Fahrendorff. ROW TWO: N. Lindgren. Vice-President; R. Kairies. AccompaniM; J. Donatelle, D. Solem, T. Farrier. D. Rick. K. Lind. R. Kowaliuk. J. Hruby. J. Lencr. M. Buclow, J. Swanscn, K. Webb, K. Kunzman. P. Hogan. ROW THREE: J. Jaremko, B. Cooper. T. Grotheim. B. Swanson. S. Beriou, S. Hutchins. President; B. Holcomb. C. Nelson, M. Almcn, D. Marciniak, J. Larson. M. Entncr, M. Paaverud, S. Kcena. ROW FOUR: D. Dawson. C. Prescott, G. Bishop. Section-Leader; M. Magnuson. J. Lindquist, J. Ulmaniec, J. Gibbon, J. Rood. M. Howitz, P. Schiffcr. J. Buchta. B. Covcncy, Section-Leader; J. Hanson, J. Widseth. BLEND HARMONIOUSLY TENTH GRADE CHOIR—ROW ONE: J. Reeves, M. Lindstrom, D. Frank. S. Elf, J. Hoyny, C. Dranc, C Stcnbakkcn. M. Wood, J. Johnson. R. Pcrlick. G. Gosslcr. K. Pellegrino, S. Robertson. N. Quamme, K. Balstad, L. Grotte, K. Franc. Mr. Champlin. ROW TWO: J. Guzy. G. Kranak. K. Serbanic. D. Genoshe, C. Coulter. J. Gnin, K. Kubinski, K. Neuman. M. Olson, S. Rheaume, D. Krumm, D. Bourgcrie, K. Kohan. J. Wallin, P. Bright, M. Pcrtlcr ROW THREE: D Hagen. K Timmers. K. Wojdyla. H. Ildvad. G. Lester. J. Bassett. C. Hendrickson, T. Libanski, L. Kappeller, T. Jaros. J. Thics, B. Zetjraus. S. Bouta; J. Roman. H. Landstrom. B Oleinicak ROW FOUR: C. Winters, S- ’ Ts D Hutton. D Koch, J. Lencr, J. Zdon. B. Lindman, R. Blevens. M. Hougen, R. Ursen. T. Haugen. A. Kremer, B. Brant. S. LaBosco. J. Chapman. S. Gunderson — s BOYS OCTETTE This is an extracurricular activity of the Choral Club. The people participating in this group are chosen from the members of the Choral Club. One must also have a very good voice in order to be chosen. SEATED: M. Knutson. ROW ONE: M. Paaverud, D. Rosell, J. Grones, M. Russnik. ROW TWO: D. Fish. M. Walgren, G. Pestello, B. Brown. MIXED OCTETTE The Mixed Octette consists of eight members. This group is also a part of the Choral Club fcnd will perform for the organizations of the community if they contact the school. SEATED: M. Knutson. ROW ONE: S. Ncpsha, K. Chase, S. Jaster, J-Hoghart. ROW TWO: G. Pestello, B. Wood. M. Russnik. R. Bailey. GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE The Girls’ Ensemble is another one of the groups of Choral Club. They sing at different schools, churches, clubs, dinners and dances. The appointments for these activities arc made after school hours. SEATED: G. Krai. STANDING: S. Anderson, J. Kappcllcr, N. Lindgren, M. Hansen. R. Berg. N. Dorso, L. Haire, P. Kulkay. S. Finnegan. BOYS- GLEE CLUB—ROW ONE: J. Ardito. B. Fitzgerald. J. Kut . G. Swanson, D. Skwarek, R. Lee. J. Berg. D. Berg. E. Anderson. B Grivna, T. Kubacki, R. Pearson. L. Herman. Mr. Champlin. ROW TWO: D. Fclegy, B. Neslund. C. Jorgensen, J. Peterson. G. Jones. D. Lewis, B. Luhm, S. Swendra. R. Weberg, R. Kubinski, D. Cable. C. Egeland. G. Laun, H. LaBelle, G. Hogan. D. Lochli. ROW THREE: P. Barnacle. G. Larson. J. Sarych, J. DuPay. K Hiller. K. Hall. J. Keiser. W. Miskowic, D. Hansen. A. Burt. J. Engstrom, D. Johnston, G. Mundis, D. Nystrom. D. Nelson. ROW FOUR: A. Munson. T. Johnson, F. Vescio, A. Palmquist, R. Sibinski, R. Ward, W. Peterson. T. Allen, D. Oberg, J. Brindley, J. Nierengartcn, J. Oleksa, J. Riedl. R. Wischncwski, N. Sellman, J. Kaiser. R. Pestello. EDISON SINGS GIRLS' GLEE CLUB—ROW ONE: M. Malasko, L. Jurek, C. Erickson. L. Skogsberg. S. McGuire. N. Wrona, J. Rosell, Secretary. J. Haste, J. Hanson, P. Jaremko, J. Allgood. G. Michalov. B. Holcomb. President, D. LaFond, D. Peterson, R. Peterson. B. Sroga. ROW TWO: S. Soderbcrg, L. LaMotte, P. Clark. M. Stopcra, M. Grunberg. G. Hollen, Section-Leader, S. Pappthatos, D. Carpentier. P. Layeux, J. Nordin, D. Nosidlak, D. Sibbet. N. VanBramer, E. Olson, M. Mell, V. Stark, K. Kunzman, R. LaPointe, J. Funderburk. ROW THREE: N. Tarasar, J. Komar, D. Zak. M. Johnson, B. Jordan, S. Schable. M. Roethke, S. McLean, J. Egger. S tion-Leader, P. Mrugala, M. Lubmski. M. Olson, B. Maznio, V. Jaeger, K. Miller. L. Forster, K. Anderson, C. Guernsey, K. Murphy, J. Larson. ROW FOUR: C. Cherioli, N. Tuveson. S. Hudoba. D. Thomas. L. Kilpatrick. L. Freed. M. Wirth. B. Robinson. B. Salmon, P. Rchdcr, S. Gwiazdon. M. Koppi, S. Krcig, C. Field. P. Evanson. P. Maloney. N. Lee. J. Carlson. S. Glison. Treasurer; T. Irmen, Section-Leader. MR. ELMO LUNKLEY, Director Being a director of any band is not an easy job. A leader must have at all times the drive and enthusiasm that any one member of the organization lacks. Patience and tolerance are also essential qualities of a band or any music director. Edison is extremely fortunate to have as its band director a man who fits this role. Among Mr. Lunkley’s accomplishments with the band arc high ratings in many state contests. The band members arc very pleased with Mr. Lunkley’s choice of music. Under the skillful baton of Mr. Lunkley, the band has become accomplished in classical and semi-popular music as well as the rousing marches. This is evidenced in their concerts and ratings in the state contests. His genuine and sincere concern for each student makes him a favorite with them. He has an ability to draw every ounce of talent from each member of the band. Mr. Lunkley is admired and respected by the whole student body and faculty for his outstanding work. Thus, our band continues to grow and improve with the help of Mr. Lunkley and each individual band member. MUSIC ADVANCES BAND—ROW ONE: E. Egler, R. Nckola, C. Berglund, J. Jalma, R. Hendrickson. ROW TWO: P. Kaye, P. Isaacson, B. Kespohl, D. Nordine, P. Varian. R. Renallo, M. Moore. ROW THREE: A. Solbcrg, C. Webber. E. Kuch, D. Crocker. B. Bliss. S. Amundson. ROW FOUR: K. Vcltc, P. Anderson, O. Lewytzkyj, B. Boris. B. Redlund, M. Hoffman, S. Favoriet, L. Painter, S. Petrovich, D. Gulbranson, J. Zell. ROW FIVE: J. Benson, K. Stukel, P. G ran rot h, A. Anderson, B. Kecs, D. Johnson, K. McKenzie, S. Dunn, M. Wojicak, C. Johnson, K. Flannery, J. Amble, Y. Paul. M. Peterson. The students of Edison have a wonderful opportunity to become better acquainted with music through the various musical courses offered. One of these courses is the band. The band has always been an organization to be proud of. The members have strived to do their best to develop good music. Our Edison Band was organized for the purpose of developing the musical interests and aptitudes of students who qualify. In early September the band begins its practice sessions. To add to our enjoyment the band plays at football games and at basketball games. The remaining days of the year the band rehearses for the Winter Concert, the Spring Concert, exchange performances with other schools, and commencement ceremonies. The band has been divided into two periods which gives each Student time for individual help and general improvement of the band. The music which Mr. Lunkley picks out for the band usually offers a real challenge for the members. As the band plays on through the years we will remember their accomplishments. AS THE BAND PERFORMS BAND—ROW ONE: C. Kruschcr. G. Hawfitch, P. Stephens, B. Kersten. L. Dahlberg. ROW TWO: J. Nelson, R. Andrews. L. Bernard, S. Eklund, G. Jones. G. Bruins. D. Burmcister, R. Lasho. ROW THREE: D. Broulliard. D. Wilson, M. Haugen. A. Freetag. D Nordin, R. Rapp, D. Vadis. ROW FOUR: D. Zrcman, P. Grisson, B. Roback. B. Teague. J. Miller. D. Hiljus, K. Johnson. A. Zierman, B. Risch. ROW FIVE: N. Kirstuk, L. Haflund, D. Hcaden, J. Hildebrand, R. Branvold. D. Paulson, B. Erickson, D. Reavis. ROW SIX: J. Babin. G. Sogncsand. C. Suerth. J. Hughes. B. Porter, C. Jalma. T. Roglund, C. Larson. N. Zimmerman. K. Prekker. D. Nordahl. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—ROW ONE: G. Guzy, President; J. Nepsha, Treasurer; Mrs. Holland, Advisor; D. Clark, Secretary. ROW TWO: V. Lloyd, S. Warhol, D. Lopata, J. Lystig, O. Butgu- sainv. ROW THREE: L. Grottc, R. Brandvold, D. Christian, R. Dullum, J. Hughes. HONOR Our Junior and Senior National Honor Societies arc groups of students in the upper fourths of their classes in scholarship and show evidence of the other requirements, service, leadership, and character. The 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, and to instill exemplary qualities of character. The candidates chosen for the Societies are rated by the faculty, and then voted on by the present membership. If any member should fall from his high standing in these qualities, he can be dropped from the Societies. SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—ROW ONE: M. Johnson, S. Eklund, S. Jaster, B. Kees, Secretary; J. Lczniak, Vice-President; T. Lezniak, President; R. Bailey, Treasurer; D. Crawford, G. Krai, J. DeMuse. ROW TWO: K. Oleson, C. Taylor, M. Andrews, S. Falldin, K. Chase, J. Hildebrand, E. Egler, R. Hendrickson, B. Swanson, J. Nelson, B. Anderson. ROW THREE: P. Granroth, J. Robinson, S. Shelso, P. Kaye, J. Jalma, J. Tamawski, J. Widseth, S. Finnegan, L. Goldner, J. Ostcndorf. ROW FOUR: J. Groncs, J. Holm, B. Booth, J. Robertson, R. Teague. D. Crocker, M. Chessnoe, F. Lunquist, R. Hcadcn, N. Eklund, M. Dadizzo. SOCIETIES No honor conferred by the school exceeds that represented by this Society. It represents the fundamental objectives for which schools arc established and gives recognition to those students who have attained the desired goals. Other honors at the disposal of the school arc only partial—in the sense that they recognize specialized ability, skill, or talent, but these Societies look upon education as the fundamental objectives. 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 these Societies, the whole school is honoring him. MISS ROSS SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—ROW ONE: M. Malasko, A. Christenson, L. Lystig, H. Scrum, K. Wiberg, R. Berg, C. Kuensting, E. Zander, C. Johnson. B. Decker. ROW TWO: K. Lind, J. Benson, N. Chcrmak. T. Leonard, I. Porietis, T. Pluwak, M. Hougcn, B. Kcspohl, M. Buclow. ROW THREE: G. Thysell, A. Solberg, K. Carson, J. Brecht, D. Hansen. G. Scales, T. Kyweriga, L. Bergstrom, B. Nelson, M. Wiberg. ROW FOUR: R. Anderson, B. Edlund, B. Korblick, A. Guetzlaff, T. Holland. D. Dzuhay, G. Stcnbaaken. L. Dullum, M. Ryan, T. Krinkc, S. Korns. MISS GARLAND and MR. PANSER. Advisors The Edison Chapter of the National Forensic League was organized in 1955 with eight members. It is an honor society for the students working in the field of speech. A student earns membership by his record in inter-school speech contest and in service projects. It is a nation-wide organization headed by Senator Carl Mundt of North Dakota. There are thousands of members all over America. Edison has had a better than average number of members. The Edison Forensic League is a club for students who want to work in speech and arc trying to qualify for membership in the National Forensic League. Any tenth, eleventh, or twelfth grader may belong. The purpose of this club is to encourage participation in all forms of speech — except drama. The membership has doubled since the club began. The purpose of the Debate Squad is to train students to think clearly and present arguments in a logical effective manner. THE SCIENCE EDISON FORENSIC LEAGUE—ROW ONE: S. Lunde, L. Jurek, N. Tarasar, L. Lystig. J. Paradise, K. Kunzman, Vice-President; J. Martin, D. Lubansky, Treasurer. ROW TWO: K. Johnson. C. Taylor. G. Pribula, C. Coulter, P. Jones. K. Karkula, D. Krumm. S. Hutchins, P. Kulkay. ROW THREE: M. Buclow, S. Dunn, S. Hudoba, T. Irmen, S. Krcig, T. Pluwak, D. Bauer, B. Kces. ROW FOUR: B. Grivna, T. Lenniak, President; D. Godwin. R. Hcadcn. B. Teague, J. Jalma, S. Bisnett, J. Chapman, D. Beihoffer. DEBATE SQUAD—SEATED: K. Karkula, S. Dunn, K. Kunzman, B. Kees, D. Bauer. STANDING: D. Lubansky, R. Hcadcn, L. Lystig, T. Lczniak, B. Teague, J. Jalma. OF SPEECH NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE—ROW ONE: S. Lyndc, J. Paradise, L. Lystig. S. Hutchins. D. Bauer, K. Karkula, K. Kunzman. C. Taylor, D. Lubansky. ROW TWO: B. Teague, B. Kees, S. Dunn, T. Pluwak, T. Lczniak, J. Jalma. M. Buelow, R. Headen. MAGNUS SIGTRYGGSON, our A.F.S. exchange student from Iceland. Our Foreign Language clubs consist of the French Club, German Qub and Spanish Cub. The French Club was organized to give students an opportunity to become better acquainted with the French language and the French people. For many years the French Club has held a Christmas part)’ with the other language clubs as one of their activities. Students who have completed one year of French arc eligible for membership. In the spring of 1957, the first State German Congress was held at Robbinsdalc High School. About 400 Minnesota high school and college students participated in a full day schedule of business, a program, and an evening dinner with a stage show followed by dancing. The second German Congress will be held in 1959. The Spanish Club's purpose is to promote more understanding of people in other countries. To be qualified for membership a student must have completed the first year of Spanish and be in his second year. Our understanding of foreign lands was further broadened this year through the friendship of Magnus Sigtryggson, our American Field Service exchange student from Iceland. FOREIGN CULTURES FRENCH CLUB—ROW ONE: R. Hase, J. Walker, M. Lindstrom, Vice-President; J. Donatelle, Secretary; Mrs. Kellner, Advisor; D. Solem. President; D. Fanrcndorff. Treasurer; S. Johnson. ROW TWO: J. Michnowski, K. Erickson. C. Nordin, R. Hendrickson, D. Baur, G. Michalov, B. Carlson, D. Lubansky, P. Hogan. ROW THREE: D. Crawford, K. Larson, B. Holcomb. S. Pennington, N. Lindgren, K. Timmcrs, K. Karkula, J. O'Shea, J. Simonson. ROW FOUR: S. Benz, K. Anderson. T. Pluwak, D. Pierre, T. Rainvillc, S. Dunn. K. Hanson, D. Johnson, J. Johnson. ROW FIVE: C. Gulbrandson, J. Lindquist, J. Sobraskc. S. Besnctt, D. Morgrcn, C. Jacobson, S. Mika, S. Gozola, H. Landstrom. GERMAN CLUB—ROW ONE: M. Szutz, T. Lezniak, President; Miss Sorenson. Advisor; P. Bright. Secretary-Treasurer; I. Porietis. Vice-President. ROW TWO: D. Baur, M Knutson. T. Pluwak. K Bath. ROW THREE: M. Wirth, O. Green. R. Greenhagen. A Fretag. W. Miller. PLAY A PART SPANISH CLUB—ROW ONE: J. DeMusc. B. Gustad, J. Johnson. J. Fedors, President; J. Melck, Vice-President; Miss Pappas, Advisor; D. Julkowski, Treasurer; S. Flanigan. Secretary; A. Borowicz, M. Dusenka. ROW TWO: S. Villella. L. Glenn. S. Tripp. C. Fehling. M. Rignell. K. Oleson. M. Paulson. B. Wedcen. P. Walus, S. Shelton. ROW THREE: H. Serum. D. Knoll, J. Lind. M. Mell, M. Buelow, A. Christenson, S. Vizccky, K. Johnson. S. Coryell. ROW FOUR: T. Skirka, J. Estum. B. Stein, S. Jidpba, C. Mart. B. Kespohl, D. Sholander, J. Larson. ROW FIVE: K. Wojdyla, J. Reifenbcrger, S. Shclso, P. Stephens, S. Smith. B. Salmon, J. Golden. J. Reifenberger, K. Walling. ROW SIX: K. Ahlquist, M. Olson, B. Kowaliv. B. Coveney, N. Lee, P. Tarasar, G. Zawadski, P. Anderson. K. Plocienik, T. Leonard. ROW SEVEN: M. Novak. R. Mlinar, D Roseth, D. Gnosky, J. Kara. V. Braaten, J. Rhyner, D. Lestcrson, D. Reavis. JUNIOR CABINET—ROW ONE: S. Reshetar, C. Hoclerspn, Treasurer; D. Yates, President; A. Solbcrg, Vice-President; C. Johnson, Secretary; J. Donatclie. ROW TWO: J. Pedersen, S. CIos, R. Andrews, S. Rigncll, J, Hache. B. Held, ROW THREE: K. Gallison, J. Peltier, J. Bloomquist, M. Borowicz, T. Rainville. D. Wallace. CLASS ADMINISTRATORS JUNIOR ADVISORS—ROW ONE: Mrs. Carlson, Miss Barton, Miss Albinson, Miss Brunzcll, Mrs. Smith, Miss Leary. ROW TWO: Mrs. Holland. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Kelner, Miss Olsen. ROW THREE: Mr. Panser. Mr. Jcdlund. Mr. Drage, Mr. Parsens, Mr. Lunkley, Mr. Gunbcrg, Mr. Brencman. LEADERSHIP CLUB—ROW ONE: C. Johnson, K. Worthington, R. Hendrickson, Secretary; S. Eklund, President; Mr. Breneman, Advisor; S. Kimball, Vice-President; J. Voslcr. G. Krai, J. Erickson. ROW TWO: K. Stukcl, S. Jaster, J. Janicke, P. Kulkay, S. DeCoursey, H. Serum, M. Rignelt, J. Nelson, A. Nazarenko. ROW THREE: N. Lindgren, B. Kcspohl, R. Clark, K. Chase, S. Hansen, R. Turnquist, E. Eglcr, C. Stenbakken, D. Bourgerie, J. Guzy. ROW FOUR: K. Wiberg, J. Widseth, S. Finnegan, R. Bailey, B. Zipoy, C. Waagc, M. Wiberg, K. Gallison, S. Hudoba. ROW FIVE: J. Brecht, J. Chapman. J. Jalma, K. Naslund, N. Burkholder, B. Risch, P. Kaye, J. Hildebrand, J. Kacheroski. BESTOWING SERVICE USHERS CLUB—ROW ONE: K. Matusovic, B. Holcomb, M. Knutson, Treasurer; S. O'Shea, Vice-President; Miss Choudek, Advisor; T. Kyweriga, President; L. McNamara, Secretary; L. Landberg, K. Pahl. ROW TWO: J. Gacek, S. Flanigan, A. Christenson, J. O'Shea, D. Crawford, K. Fcaron, J. Pedersen, G. Gpss;cr, J. Sivanich. ROW THREE: N. Tarasar, S. Hudoba. C. Taylor, S. Pctruzza, C. Johnson, C. Sowada, C. Moran, R. Trout, J. Herland. ROW FOUR: D. Julkowski. C. Nelson, K Murphy, K. Cyson, N. Peterson, M. Magnuson, K. Jaseniuk, C. Guernsey, L. Faircloth. Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of girls ami boys studying homcmaking in high schools of the United States and territories. Any student enrolled in a high school, public or private, who is taking or has taken a homcmaking course in junior or senior high school may become a member. The Future Teachers of America encourages young people to cultivate in themselves the qualities of personality and character which are the foundations of successful teaching. It acquaints young people with the inspiring story of the schools. It provides young people with specific information about opportunities in the various fields of education. F.H.A.—ROW ONE: M. Rundquist, Historian, M. Miller Vice-President; Mr. Birkcmeycr. Advisor; Mrs. Olson, Advisor; J. Vosler. President; J. Rye, Secretary-Treasurer. ROW TWO: N. Wrona. D. Zak. T. Marten. J. Nepsha, K. Wile, V. Lloyd. CAREER PLANNING F.T.A.—ROW ONE: M. Johnson. B. Gustad, D. Lucas, S. DeCoursey, Treasurer; N. Lundeen, Vice-President; Mr. Champlin, Advisor; T. Holland, President; M. Rignell, Secretary; G. Piccek. J. Sandberg. ROW TWO: K. Erickson. G. Zawadski, K. Olcson. R. Hendrickson. S. Hutchins, B. Kespohl, C. Westover, M. Paulson, D. Knoll, P. Varrian. ROW THREE: P. Kulkay, J. Tamowski, C. Taylor, S. O'Shea, M. Sobcinski, L. Haflund, J. Frizzelle, M. Hagfors, K. Kunzman, B. Ovshak. ROW FOUR: D. Thomas. M. Olson. J. Olson. P. Tarasar, G. Serbanic, M. Perry, P. Stephens, R. Kowaliuk, M. Johnson, J. Nelson. ROW FIVE: S. Ready. K Knights, S. Klcve. N. Peterson. D. Delvin. J. Zdon. G. Bishop. M. Oslund. C. Waage. B. Kees. TOMMIE BOOSTERS—ROW ONE: C. Johnson, A. Bonascra, C Lindholt, Mr. Roach, Advisor; Mrs. Stancari, Advisor; G. Nelson, S. Sexton, P. Schullo. ROW TWO: J. Donatclle, C. Olejnicak, M. Hansen, C. Sowada, S. Flanigan, D. Julkowski. B. Mancino, D. Brown. ROW THREE: R. Kowaliuk. M. J. Borowicz, D. Solem, J. Melck, M. Paulson, B. Holcomb, K. Hanson, S. Rignell, C. Moran. ROW FOUR: R. Turnquist, L. Jostad, M. Knutson. B. Ovshak. J. McDonald, L. McNamara, J. Johnson, D. Johnson. ROW FIVE: A. Smith, M. Morgan, T. Kenney, A. Guctzlaff, W. Hanson, J. Reichel, M. Novak. S. Klcve, M. Wiberg. CIVIC MINDED STUDENTS RED CROSS—ROW ONE: R. Ranallo, K Kohan, J. Robinson, Secretary-Treasurer; Miss Tomey, R. Teague, President; J. Widscth. Vice-President; D. Crawford, M. Olson. ROW TWO: P. Markham, J. Swanson, B Kespohl, K. Lind. J. Nepsha, K. Murphy, S. Clos, B. Anderson, M. Rignell. ROW THREE: K Wiberg, D. Johnson, M. Novak, B. Kees, M. Hansen, M. Hougen, K. Frane, J. Sognesand. ROW FOUR: A. Anderson, S. LaBosco, J. Kappeller, B. Anderson, M. Pawlyshyn. C. Jalma, N. Burkholder, J. Hildebrand, J. Johnson. BLUE TRI The Blue-Tri organization is part of the Y.W.C.A. The purpose of the organization is to encourage these young women toward a life of Christian living. The Blue Tri works closely with the Blue Tri groups in other schools. They participate in a number of city-wide social activities. The organization is divided into chapters because of its size. Each chapter has its own meetings and organizes its own social activities. CHAPTER I—ROW ONE: M. Dulban, Vice-President; S. Falldin. Secretary; N. Burkholder. President; S. Kimball, I.C.C. Representative; S. Sexton, Treasurer; L. Lystig, Chaplain. ROW TWO: S. Eklund, E. Zander, P. Anderson. J. Benson. A Christenson, S. Flanigan. ROW THREE: L. Faircloth. B. Boris. K. Erickson. G. Hallgrcn, B. Holcomb. ROW FOUR: B. Swanson, L. Jostad, S. Amundson. S. Besnett, S. Burke. K. Bath. CHAPTER II—ROW ONE: G. Gossler, B. Holcomb. S. Kay. B Held, J. Irwin. J. Hase. ROW TWO: R Johnson, S. Szttech. K. Walling. J. Hansen. C Wlosinski. ROW THREE: S. Favorite, D. Hagen. N. Chermak, P. Granroth, L. Kilpazrick. ROW FOUR: T. Leonard. G. Kaczmarek, J. Tamawski, J. Hanson, J. Chapman. C. Guernsey. CHAPTER III—ROW ONE: C. Johnson, J. Fedors. J. Mclck, D. Julkowski. K. Hanson, D. Johnson. ROW TWO: J. Grotheim. J. Wallin. J. Varian, J. Hcrland. J. Nordin. K. Lind. ROW THREE: K. Bdgin. S. Johnson. J. Lindquist. M. Peterson, S. Moreault. ROW FOUR: J. Myrvold. B. Come)-. G. Wilson. K. Neuman. S. Kreig, D. McLeod. CHAPTER IV—ROW ONE: M. Malasko. C. Nahnscn, M Rigncll, H. Serum, J. Pctrosewich, S. Johnson. , ROW TWO: B. Stein. D. Zondlo, S. Murray, B. Anderson. C. Stcnbakken. B. Anderson. ROW THREE: J. Peltier, J. Olson. P. Anderson. R. Kowaliuk. J. Larson, P. Zimon. ROW FOUR: B. Robinson, K. Murphy. K. Alquist. M. Mogren, R. Turhquist. S. LaBosco. CHAPTER V—ROW ONE: K. Olseon. C. Sowada, M. Olson, J. Ruman, P. Salmon. ROW TWO: R. Trout, K. Murphy. T. Skirka, P. Tarasar. K. Webb. ROW THREE: D. Sholander, D. Wallace, H. Weoin. S. Christy, B. Widmark. ROW FOUR: B. Nordling. C. Webb. N. Peterson. S. Smith, C. Witkowski. The Stair guards and Hall guards are a group of qualified boys performing an important duty to the school. They regulate traffic in the halls and on the stairways of Edison. They also 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 the approval of the present members of the Hall guards and Stair guards. To be considered they must maintain at least a C” average scholastically. Mr. Mankow-ski, the advisor, keeps his guards constantly on the alert for any violators of the school rules. Through the Hall guards and Stair guards the students have another important part in school government. There arc also a group of captains which arc chosen by popular vote of the group and are introduced in an assembly in the spring. MR. MANKOWSK1, Advisor ACCEPTING HALL GUARDS—STAIR GUARDS—ROW ONE: D. Rossell, G. Scales, T. Paapc, P. Locbner, Mr. Mankowski, E. Roethke, J. Brecht. B. Zipoy, J. Kacheroski. ROW TWO: B. Keelcy. B. Booth, B. Teague, D. Hansen, J. Hemp. M. Chessnoc, T. Peterson. L. Cybyskc. K. Hoffman. B. Edlund. ROW THREE: H. Hansen. L. Dullum, M. Walgren. D Hall, D. Dzubay, G. Stenbakken. J. Zdon, T. Krinke, R. Baithazor. CAPTAINS—ROW ONE: L. Cybyskc, B. Edlund, D. Dzubay, P. Locbner, J. Brecht. ROW TWO: J. Kachcroski, E. Roethke, M. Walgren, B. Booth, B. Zipoy. HALL GUARDS—STAIR GUARDS—ROW ONE: B. Beck, J. Sivanich, F. Vescio. R. Tripp. D. Koniar, R. Anderson, T. Ringcl. D. Lcstcrson. ROW TWO: J. Holm. M. Ryan, R. Headen, R. Kohout, B. Risch, B. Kerblick. V. Braaten, S. Korus. ROW THREE: J. Horn, O. Green, J. Vick. J. Vadis, D. LaChancc. A. Guctzlaff, J. Kara, G. Bruins. RECORD STAFF—ROW ONE: G. Piccck. B. Decker, Page-Editor; B. Kccs, Editor-in-Chief; Miss Brunzell, B. Erickson, Page-Editor; S. Jaster, Page-Editor; K. Nasland, Exchange-Editor. ROW TWO: R. Berg, J. Janickc, J. Sandberg, J. Yates, B. Sroga, P. Johnson. ROW THREE: L. Fairdoth, J. Brost, J. Jalma, E. Dow. E. Kuch, L. Bergstrom, R. Hendrickson. ROW FOUR: J. Lazniak, D. Hansen, D. Browne, B. Bliss, T. Peterson, J. Star, G. Holmbcrg. LIBRARY AIDS—ROW ONE: Miss Stub, C. Lambcrtus, K. Pahl, S. Benz. J. Pedersen. J. Reifenberger. B. Saxe, Mrs. Lundblad. ROW TWO: T. Kyweriga, J. Hubbard. J. Kokosh. ROW THREE: T. Haflund, C. Wlosinski, S. Gibson, E. Anderson, M. Rignell. THEY DONATE The Library Aids are a group of students who acquaint the students with the operation of the library. The members must work in the library. The members must also have a C average and must have a fairly good knowledge of the books. Thc%Nurses aids assist the Nurse in the performance of her duties. The)' take temperatures, do clerical work, run errands, and replenish supplies in First Aid kits. They have an interest in nursing and a desire to learn more about it as a profession. LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL—ROW ONE: B. Widceo, R. Henncssy. ROW TWO: E. Grabanski, J. Allgood. P. Schiffcr, P. Totino, Miss Lee, K. Turbak. ROW THREE: T. Setters, C. Glander, P. Doherty. TIME AND EFFORT The Lunchroom Personnel is a group of students working in the lunchroom to earn money for themselves while serving their school. The group consists of cashiers, counter girls, and a few boys. Honesty and ability to make change and add or figure the costs of food bought in the lunchroom by he customers arc the requirements for membership. They must also be neat in appearance and interested in doing their work well. The Lunchroom Monitors are a group of students who have given up their study hall to keep order in the lunchroom. They patrol the lunchroom keeping it clean and preventing violations of the rules. OFFICE PAGES—ROW ONE: S. Smitkowslci, J. Johnson, D. Peterson, D. Sibbet, D. Zoerb, D. Hawfitch, E. Zander, C. Bednark, ROW TWO: M. White, H. Berkenhoff, M. Entner, B. Perry, N. Badgley, B. Mancino, B. Sroga, D. Genashe. ROW THREE: R. Ballot, B. Patterson, S. LaBosco. K. Bakken. G. Wilson, J. Johnson. K. Frane, S. Decker. ABILITY AND SKILLS ART CLUB—ROW ONE: P. Godava, D. Carpcntier, M. Hansen. Vice-President; J. Robinson. President; E. Zander, Secretary; B. Stein. Treasurer; R. Wallace, N. Loye. ROW TWO: J. Panicke, J. Christian, K. Frane, B. Widmark, S. O’Shea, M. Roethke, P. Pilkcy, B. Ranallo. ROW THREE: S. Hudoba, J. Sowada, J. Gibbon, R. Turnquist, C. Ortcndahl, L. McNamara, B. Turck, J. Zierman, B. Salmon. ROW FOUR: S. Kreig, C. Field. L. LaMotte, B. Brody, O. Lindman, N. Peterson. N. Burkholder, S. LaBosco. GROUP CAPTAINS—ROW ONE: D. Hawfitch, C. Bednark, C. Stcnbakken. O. Butqusaim, J. Hughart, J. Pedersen, J. Johnson, S. Flick, J. Erickson. ROW TWO: D. Zoerb, C. Moran. M. J. Borowicr, S. Johnson, F. Yates, S. O’Shea, S. Falldin, D. Wallace, J. Peregrin ROW THREE: C. Wlosinski, B. Anderson, J. Paradise, C. Taylor. J. Swanson, J. Nelson, J. Varian, K. Timmers. ROW FOUR: J. McDonald, J. Lindquist, D. Johnson, T. Irmen, S. Mika, N. Springer, J. Robinson, M. Wibcrg, B. Nordling. ROW FIVE: G. Rootkie, K. Carson, S. Weselcnak, L. Cybyske, R. Dullum, T. Kyweriga, P. Evanson, N. Dorso. ADVISORY LEADERS BANK CASHIERS—ROW ONE: N. Loyc, M. Hoffman, S. Pctruzza. R. Orison, Miss Ross, C. Johnson. D. Lucas, D. Lubansky, S. Flinck. ROW TWO: J. Guzy, D. Julkowski, J. Benson, S. Kay, K. Fearon, S. Nahnscn, D. Hawfitch, H. Serum, R. Pcrlick. ROW THREE: D. Crawford. J. Rodgers. E. Zander. R. Clark. T. Eich, M. Hansen. S. Peterson. D. Nosidlak, R. Knoll. ROW FOUR: R. Tumquist J. Houdek, S. Anderson, S. Ready, M. Wiberg, D. Drane, S. Hudoba, S. Hansen. ROW FIVE: P. Hansen. S. Finnegan. K. Jaseniuk, S. Besnett. N Peterson. J. Tarnawski, S Amundson, L. Bergstrom, A. Anderson. F.LEVENTH GRADE MISS ALBINSON—207 ROW ONE: B. Nelson, D. Kock, T. Rainvillc Miss Albinson, B. Brinda, N. Geldert; K Jarosak. ROW TWO: B. Stranberg, J. Lindquist, J Reifcnbergcr, M. Hougen, D. Simpson. J Melek, R. Turnquist. ROW THREE: G. Antinozzi, D. Duke. L. Sam uelson, J. Tull)- R. Lundberg, A. Hanson. ROW FOUR: F. Vcscio, W. Johnson. D. Nel son. D. Mark. B. Demars, B. Dahistrom. R Hcaden ELEVENTH GRADE MISS BARTON—1 ROW ONE: S. Lyndc, M. Hagfors. J. Fedors. J. Peltier, Miss Barton. S. Christy, J. Frizzelle, D. Lubansky. ROW TWO: R. Stefanoc. C. Valcnta, J. Giovan-nini, P. Wcise, S. Gozola, J. Nelson, T. Ringel. B. Kowaliw. ROW THREE: C. Kocklcr, D. Van Tassel, R. Walczak, J. Johnson, J. Anderson, R. Clark, T. Leonard. ROW FOUR: R. Johnson. R. Swierkowski. A. Preston, D. Smith. J. Glodek, R. Aimba, D. Couture, D. Koniar. ELEVENTH GRADE MR. BRENEMAN—309 ROW ONE: S. Eklund, J. Huchart. H. Serum. Mr. Brcncman, J. Lind, K. Baldwin, B. Paumen. ROW TWO: N. Behm, J. Stevens, J. Paulson. B. Hull, D. Marciniak, M. Buelow, R Hager. ROW THREE: B. Holm, S. Kleve, B. Kresa, T. Ringel, B. Pucktell, K. Webb. ROW FOUR: T. Cary. J. Vescio, K. Wilson, D. Maguire, D. Johnson, R. Carlson, R. Washburn. ELEVENTH GRADE MISS BRUNZELL—223 ROW ONE: P. Godava, J. Walker, P. Schiffer, Miss Brunzcll, S. Stolski, K. Onstad, S. Reshetar. ROW TWO: D. Knoll. D. Solem. K. Erickson, R. Gorski, W. Miller, D. Malenofski. ROW THREE: K. Hanson. R Kowaliuk, B. Brown. K. Schullo. D. Jasicki. S. Decker. J. Olson. ROW FOUR: B. Zawislak. D. Solz, J. Plaster. R. Larson. T. Simpson. B. Remillong. ELEVENTH GRADE MRS. HOLLAND—201 ROW ONE: K. Olcson, J. Perrin, C. Taylor. Mrs. Holland, D. Luhman, K. Worthington, N. Loyc. ROW TWO: J. Mika, K. Hanson. J. Zierman, C. Cromwell, K. Larsen, R. Hennessy. ROW THREE: C. Trust, F. Holmgren, T. Maxwell, G. VanSevenen. B. Tarasar, N. Thomson. ROW FOUR: S. Korus. D. Wilson, J. Holm, D. Haugen. R. Shore. L. Schoonover. D. Egeland. ELEVENTH GRADE MR. JEDLUND—204 ROW ONE: J. Mikelson, K. Erickson, J. Farrier, Mr. Jcdlund, D. Lucas, C. Nordin, G. Krai, C. Johnson. ROW TWO: G. Fryhling, J. Hruby, C. Kucn-sting, R. Franc, B. Swanson, C. Goetz, B. Anderson, S. Villclla. ROW THREE: P. Tarasar, J. Adkins, L. La-Mottc, L. Sopcyk, G. Schaapveld, T. Johnson. J. Luhm. ROW FOUR: R Anderson. E. Kaminski, L. Mattson. J. Vick. D. Pfaff, B. Korblick, R. Curyl, D. Rog. ELEVENTH GRADE MRS. CARLSON—316 ROW ONE: R. Andrews. C. Olejnicak, P. Batkiewicz, Mrs. Carlson, E. Anderson. D. Johnson, L. Martin. ROW TWO: B. Slick, B Brczny, J. Hauser. P. Bautch, K. Wiberg. J. Varian, C. Westcott, S. Paterson. ROW THREE: B. Coveny, J. Arones, B. Hoegh, A. Nelson. J. Sullivan. A. Misko, R. Meyer. ROW FOUR: D. Brouillard. R. Sobcinski, J. Murphy, B. Kennedy, T. Kammer, A. Lind-man. D. Ewing, D. Smith. ELEVENTH GRADE MR. GUNBERG—221 ROW ONE: V. See, J. Swanson, Mr. Gunbcrg, K. McNaughton, S. Rignell, L. Pehling. ROW TWO: J. Estum, J. Benson. D. Seder-berg, S. Keena. K. Flannery, M. Jones, J. Bailey. ROW THREE: K. Knights. J. Hanson. R Lyke, B. McLaughlin, D. Dawson, S. Nault. ROW FOUR: A. DeGric, R. Niznik, B. Gundlach, J. Vadis, V. Braatcn, S. Good, D. Roback. ELEVENTH GRADE MRS. KELLNER—212 ROW ONE: J. Myrvold, J. Hachc, B. Larson, P. Wryk, Mrs. Kellner. S. Miller. M. While. G. Jones. ROW TWO: D. Yates. D. Johnson. D. Wallis, C. Mcrshon. M. Peterson, K. Hunter. ROW THREE: G. Rootkie, W. Ives. J. Tich. D. Schiminsky. J. Sivanich, K. Fournier, R. Ballott. ROW FOUR: R. Mittclstedt, J. Rhyncr. J. Kara, S. Plumb. P. Carlson. J. Fcyo, E. Eglcr. ELEVENTH GRADE MR. LARSEN—225 ROW ONE: D. Parr. B. Orison. C. West over, J. Newsum, L. Glenn, K. Doncaster, J Simonson. ROW TWO. J. Boeser, C. Johnson, P. Cham berland. D. Wallace. K. Karpiak, D. Lundeen C. Sowada. ROW THREE: N. Krych, K. Icnsen, D. Bar ton. D. Lesterson, R. Leonard. R Tyrpa. S Johnson. ROW FOUR: T. Egcland. E. Zgwtowicz. E Drabczak, B. Young, O. Green, D. Yorston B. Felcgy, D. Vosler. ELEVENTH GRADE MISS LEARY—101 ROW ONE: G. Zawadski. M. Paulson. J. Hcrland, S. Clos, Miss Leary, J. Grothcim, S. Shelton. K. Pihlstrom. ROW TWO: T. Knutson. L. Haflund. R Trout. B. Hale, L. Haire, M. Perry, G. Swanson, J. Manthis. ROW THREE: R. Gorski, C. Hanley, G. Scr-banic, D. Peck, M. Bart. S. Bassett, S. Stone. ROW FOUR: C. Worthington, C Hickerson, D. Newberg, R. Kohout, A. Larson, G. Palm-quist. J. Barfuss. M. Russnik. ELEVENTH GRADE MR. LUNKLEY—331 ROW ONE: D. Fahrendorff, B. Anderson. K. Turbak, P. Durland, Mr. Lunkley, J. Jenke, J. Larson. J. Cacck. ROW TWO: B. McCoy, P. Fisher. D. Paaverud, K. McKenzie, P. Stephens. D. Sholandcr, S. Hollom, T. Pink. ROW THREE: P. Faber. J. Becker, J. Bendel, R. Huehn, M. Mogrcn, R. Sawadski, D. Hanke, J. Larson. P. Warhol. ROW FOUR: L. Perlick. B. R.sch, G. Olson, B. Ahlquist, A. Guetzlaff, C. Laurents. E. Egler. B. Kishish. ELEVENTH GRADE MRS. MILLER—105 ROW ONE: P. Hogan. S. Flanigan. M Olson, S. Pennington. L. Lystig. P. Walus. ROW TWO: K Morgcl. K. Murphy. J. Widseth. R. Moncta, E. Maxey. L. Nekola. K. Falkowski. ROW THREE: S. Wcselenak. W. Warol J Ulmaniec, M. Howitz, N. Scott. D. Balko. ROW FOUR: A. Stoddard. G. Hill. B Havrish. D Graff. R. Carlson.’ R. Hensley. ELEVENTH GRADE MR. PARSONS—324 ROW ONE: J. Pedersen, M. Sobeinski, Mr. Parsons. P. Bowers. M. Duscnka, J. Michnowski. ROW TWO: P. Dehler. B. Lucking. S. Toblcr, C. Koehler, M. Scales, D. Trudcll. ROW THREE: B. Miesen, C. Bubar, R. Allen. D. Gcnosky, M. Ryan, G. Langner. ROW FOUR: D. McLeod, D. Markley, T. Manie. E. Rhyner, D. Lundquist. C. Nelson, M. Diffin. ELEVENTH GRADE MRS. V. OLSEN—307 ROW ONE: A. Bonascra. J. Paradise. C. An derson. Mrs. Olsen. J. Reigstad, R. Medelberg B. Held, S. Johnson. ROW TWO: G. Peterson, S. McShane. T Jarosz, M. Novak. G. Anderson, S. Beriou R Du f fee. ROW THREE: S. Smith. C Prescott. D. Mil lay, T. Scttera, G. Shaffer, R. Parker, M. Per zel, G. Horning. ROW FOUR. P. Ortendahl, B. Prehar. R Kollar, D Lachance, F. Szeqc. R. Qwiazdon G. Bishop. ELEVENTH GRADE MR. PANSER—306 ROW ONE: R. Hase, L. Orson. C. Nahnsen Mr. Panser, D. Rick. D. Tarasar, B. Kubinski S. Nelson. ROW TWO: R. Johnson. K. Lind. G. Hall gren, P Anderson, K Alquist, C. Mattson T. Skirka. ROW THREE: S. Sexton. B. Paquette. T. Me Guire, A. Paulson. R. Tripp. J. Price, D McLeod, S. Stone. ROW FOUR: R Mlinar. G. Bruins. J. Lorenz F. Palthcn, J. Bloom. J. Simon. B. Beck. TENTH GRADE MR. BATES—325 ROW ONE: G. Hollcn, S. Smitkowski, J. Petrose-wich, Mr. Bates, V. Stark, J. Branger, M. Gromck. ROW WO: N. Reitsma, N. Quammc, G. Wick-berg, F. Yates, S. Iskierka, S. Schoonover, M. Bal-zer ROW THREE: F. Stonchfield, A. Landry, N. Baik, S. Hudoba, L. Grottc. T. Noldcn, J. Swidcr, P. Jones. ROW FOUR: S. Carlton. D. Gibbs, L. Olson. T. Lindstrom. C. Johnson. C. Winters. R. Ewer. TENTH GRADE MR. BERG—118 ROW ONE: C. Kurschner, S. Gibson. S. Brykovsky, D. Sibbett. Mr. Berg. K. Kunzman. S. Vanderbilt. P. Varian ROW WO: M Wood. D. Nosidlak. G. Nelson. E. Hatcher, W. Squicr, K. Saltvcit, L. Forster. ROW THREE: J. Lencr, D. Sustrom. B. Lindman, G. Cable. R. Rondo, B. Doruimgaard, K. Anderson, S. LaBosco. ROW FOUR: D. Young, T. Johnson, K. Lorcnce, T. Urbanski, A. Burt. D. Bistodeau, D. Christ. TENTH GRADE MRS. BIRKMEYER—312 ROW ONE: C. Forsgren, E. Olson, S. Schable, Mrs. Birkmeyer, J. Nelson, C. Fchling, L. Langner. ROW WO: D. Felegy, B. Olejnicak, J. Yorston. D. Frank, S. Gwiazdon, K. Balstad, C. Mart ROW THREE: M. Wirth. S. Anderson, D. Ganley, R. Stenchjcm J. Larson, S. Krcig. ROW FOUR: G Kairies. M. Moore. P. Grisim, W. Peterson, J. Hubbard. B. Condon. T. Zych. ROW ONE: P. Grucnbcrg. B. Lindberg. B Lindberg, Mrs. Smith. J. Donatelle, M. Gilbert, K. Pahl. ROW WO: P. Schiffer, B. Holcomb. S. Stcllick, B. Cooper, N. Lindgren, B. Wideen, J. Irwin. ROW THREE: L. Norton, P. Frank. T. Wig-gen. M. Magnuson. K. Carson, S. Hansen, J« Jaremko. ROW FOUR. C. Glander, G. Marciniak, D-Warren. M. Bovee, D. Thompson, D. Johnson, P. Stepanchak. ELEVENTH GRADE MRS. SMITH—215 TENTH GRADE MRS. BLACK—108 ROW ONE: R. Nicholson, D. Lafond. P. Layeux, R. Perlick, Mrs. Black, J. Hanson, A. Churu, M. Dordan. ROW TWO: D. Genoshc. J. Konur. D. Hagen, C. wiosinski, J. Eggen. D. Tarnowski, B. Bkwn ROW THREE: M. Johnson, W. Kostamo, J. Thies. G. Larson. G. Hogan, J. Kook, P. Fclcgy, R. Smith. ROW FOUR: K. Warnc, R. Sibinski, R. Barker, K. Kiuzck, T. Allen, P. Dzubay, K. Cyson, E. Olson. TENTH GRADE MR. CHAMPLIN—315 ROW ONE: S. McGuire, A. Fehn, D. Carpenticr, J. Chew, Mr. Champlin, B. Sroga, J. Martin, A. Borowicz. ROW TWO: L. Herman. M. Stopcra. S. Roscth. K. Bath. K. Begin, P. Mrugala, D. Hozcmpa, D. Hawfitch. ROW THREE: K. Murphy, D. Burmcister, D. Crcpeau, M. Raw, J. Lundcll, T. Hangen, S. Robertson, J. Peterson. ROW FOUR: B Grivna, D. Roseth, A. Munson. B. Star. S. Swcndra, J. Kaiser, P. Barnacle, J. Dame. TENTH GRADE MISS CHOUDEK—208 ROW ONE: S. Flinck. D. Washburn. B. Holcomb. D. Peterson, Miss Choudek, N. Tarasar, H. Browne, S. Gentry. ROW TWO: E. Wincek, R. Haasken, B. Galka, E. Garbanski, B. Zcthraus, K. Pcllcgrind, B. Boris, D. Bourgerie, J. Bridgman. ROW THREE: B Salmon. V. Benjamin. K Leit-schuh. T. Kubacki, G. LaLone, R. Kubinski. K. Serbamc. P. Dzubay. ROW FOUR: S. Kocs, J. Nierengarten, S. Lamerc, M. Pawlyshyn, C. Olson, R. Jaroscak. D. Denny. TENTH GRADE MRS. CORNELIUS—202 ROW ONE: J. Rosell. M. Szutz, B. Golden, Mrs. Cornelius, J. Nordin, J. Moorman, M. Olson. J. Johnson. ROW TWO: R. Colburn. J. Chew, H. Wcdin, J. Faucher. C. Withowski. H. Berkenhoff, S. Soderberg, G. Sholl. ROW THREE: S. Szczech, R. Weberg, T. Turner, S. Gunderson, J. Carlson, D. Larson, R. Pearson, L. Freed, B. Maznio. ROW FOUR: H. Huber. T. Hermann. D. Awschutz, F. Meyers, D. Oberg, D. Freeburg, R. Kcrsten, T. Benscn. TENTH GRADE MRS. ELVIN—229 ROW ONE: C. James. J. Herdey, J. Johnson. Mrs. Elvin. J. Lind, P. Mayer. J. Sund. ROW TWO: J. Roman. M. Pcrtlcr, D. Zak. P. Peterson. J. Green. P. Kaezmarek. J. Ardito. ROW THREE: S. Burke. M. Lindstrom. K. Plocienik, L. Haglund, G_. Ozga. R Bucser, T. Irmen. S. Moreault. ROW FOUR: D. Lewis, H. LaBcllc, G. Swanson, R. Ward. R. Rapp. T. Jaros, B. Nelson. TENTH GRADE MISS GARLAND-313 ROW ONE: B. Allen. B Fitzgerald. M Hoffman. D. Mrugala, C. Hutera ROW TWO: D. Skwarck. C. Hendrickson. J. Wallin. M Roethke. B Kowalchuk, P Rehder, B. Fitzgerald. ROW THREE: P. Maloney. J. Hoyny. G. Westin, R. Pestcllo, D. Peterson. J. Itschert, R. Block. J. Jones. ROW FOUR: M. Kopp, C. Field. J. Pearson. G. Wilson. D. Larson. R. Masloski, L. Dahl-berg. TENTH GRADE MR. HAMRIN—209 ROW ONE: R. Wallace, F. Lapinski, G. Goss ler, Mr. Hamrin, S. Vizecky. J. Miller, L Jurek. ROW TWO: S. Peterson. J. Jensen, J. Chris tian, C. Coulter. N. Tuveson. N. Dorso. K Frand, N. Kirstivk. ROW THREE: D Koster. C. Egeland, G Laun. J. Schon, J. Oleksa, J. Engstrom, K Wojdyla, S. Januszewski. ROW FOUR: J. Berg. J. Sarych. J. Anblc H Ildvad. J. Balthazor, R. Lee. P. Devaney. TENTH GRADE MR. LOP AT A—226 ROW ONE: M. Malasko. M. Karpiak. D. Robert-son. Mr. Lopata, S. Willie. J. Reeves. ROW TWO: K Jeziorski, A. Christenson. B. Jordan, G. Duncan, M. Prehar, K. Timmers. ROW THREE: D. Reavis. W. Quinchan. B. Robinson, V. Jaeger. S. Glisan, D. Nelson. J. Dzubak. ROW FOUR: H Radke, S. Besnett. D Murray. C. Suerth. D. Johston, T. James. TENTH GRADE MR. MATHIASON—127 ROW ONE: S. Wmgc, N. Wrona, L. Skogsberg. J. Guzy. Mr. Mathiason, K. Bucchlcr. A. Pappa-thatos, B. Dombeck. ROW TWO: K. Karkula, L, Painter. J Schreiner, L. Stephen. G. Mundis, M. Sullivan. J. Thics, T. Simonson, D. Zocrb. ROW THREE: J. Eskro, K. Walling. K Kubinski. R. Labiak, R. Anderson. C. Berglund, K. Neuman. G. Kranak. ROW FOUR: J. Wester. E. Lawrence, B. Brant. A. Swenson. J. Keiser, G. French. B. Rcdfield, F. Rcimringer. C. Turner. TENTH GRADE MR. NICKERSON—222 ROW ONE: R. Scavo, K. Kohan, S. Mika. C Lambertus. J. Guimont. ROW TWO: R. French. K. Jasenik, D. Ny-strom, J. Brindley, C. Larson. J. Prcstemon. TENTH GRADE MRS. C. OLSON—104 ROW ONE: J. Haste, M. Gruenberg, C. Erickson, Mrs. Olson. J. Allgood, J. Jones, T. Bruneau. ROW TWO: R Larsen. J. Parlow, C. Stenbak-ken. B. Patterson. L. Nicholson. S. Bcbensce, S. McLean. ROW THREE; M. Olson. A. Korus, C Cherioli, C. Jorgensen. H. Landstrom, B. Pierre, K. Miller. ROW FOUR: D. Berg. W. Smolka, L. Kap-pcller, M. Hougcn. A. Bicrnard, R. Schroeder, S. Bouta. TENTH GRADE MR. ROACH—114 ROW ONE: R. Ranallo, R. Peterson, J. Thomas, R LaPointe, Mr. Roach. S. Tripp. J. Wilson. G Michalov. ROW TWO: K Mayer. D. Krumm, A. Zak. A Lawrence. C. Johnson. J. Nelson. N. Zimmerman ROW THREE: D Kerstcn. J. Ska,. A Dooncr. J Chapman. K. Vcltc, C. Dranc. D. Kaczmarczyk, O Lewytzkyj. ROW FOUR: J. Ricdl, D. Smith. D Hutton. D Paulson. I. Jarnot, S. Elf. K. Enrooth. ROW ONE: L. LaMotte. C Houdelc, B. Stans-field, S. Hart. Mrs. Schwartz. P. Molumby, P. Clark, M. Wojciak. ROW TWO: D. Maloney, M. Lubinski, J. Rodgers, K. Larson, S. Sanger. P. Totino, B. Giguere, J. Kuta. ROW THREE: D. Thomas. W. Miskowic. P. Evanson, C. Jalma, B. Harris. B. Thomas, S. Dunn. ROW FOUR: B. Neslund. R. Wischnewski, D. Ziemicn, P. Mitchum, A. Krcmer. D. Kock. T. Ragsdale. N. Sellman. TENTH GRADE MISS TORNEY—223 ROW ONE: K. Lundblad. P. Jaremko, P. Bright. J. 2 ll, Miss Torney, M, Mell, C. Robertson, M. Smith. ROW TWO: P. Turek. L. Kipatrick, G. Jones. G. Gapinski, B. Luhm, G. Stellick, S. Johnson, J. Ives. ROW THREE: Kakelfitz, P. Anderson. C. Guernsey, D. Green, B. Ochu, J. DuPay, J. Zdon. ROW FOUR: S. Amundson. N. Lee, D. Barker. B. Wood, B. Anderson, S. Biegler, D. Jahn, L. Sorenson. NINTH GRADE MISS BRICKNER—111 ROW ONE: S. O'Connell, J. Rye, S. Bicmat, Miss Brickner, L Langner, D. Lane, J. Panek. J. Erickson. ROW TWO: R. Walus, J. Brinda, M. Anderson. K. Wile. J. Dabrowski, G. Peterson, A. Nazarenko. N. Palmquist. ROW THREE: S. Walczak. D. Trout, S. Lach. E. Humke, D. Buchta, M. Dimich, P. Szykulski. ROW FOUR: T. Hoff. J. Wcdin. D. Lopata, R. White. L. Ulmanicc, M. Falkowski, M. Cowan. G. Nelson. TENTH GRADE MRS. SCHWARTZ—303 NINTH GRADE MRS. HULBERT—320 ROW ONE: J. Lien. R. Knoll. P. Sopcyk, N Nault. Mrs. Hulbert, J. Lystig, S. Gagnon, D White. ROW TWO: C. Wallis, W. Wincek. B. Freas M. Eckes, B. Maloney. R. Boyda, D. Super J. Hclwig. ROW THREE: S. Kimball, R. Tich, J. Ludke T. Chesney, B. Houdek, C Norgon, C. Nelson ROW FOUR: D Zustiak, M. Sandberg. J Denny. J. Gorczyca, R. Dullum, T. Rule, J Gaucher, W. Pavcrud. NINTH GRADE MRS. PAPPAS—203 ROW ONE: E. Doyle, K. Henncssy, O. But-gusaim, Mrs. Pappas, V. Lloyd, K. Borskc, K. Mastrian. ROW TWO: G. Gasik, Y. Tachcny, C. Johnson, R. Clark, M. Rundquist, F. Kacheroski, T. Greene. ROW THREE: J. Zabrocki, J. Humcnansky, S. Maddock, D. Hiljus, D. Skuza, T. Marten, S. Haagensen, A. Bernard. ROW FOUR: D. Denny. R. Morgel, D. Olsen. R. Brandvold, J. Gay. R. Bakken, L. Grottc. NINTH-TWELFTH GRADE MR. DRAGE—323 ROW ONE: M. Borowicz. S. OShea, J. O'Shea. Mr. Drage, C. Gulbranson, K. Fearon. ROW TWO: L. Jostad, N. Burkholder, J. Stark, L. Bergstrom, J. Groncs, R. Forbes. ROW THREE: D. Christian, A. O'Shea, F. Lun-quist, P. Fallcy, D. McNamara, R. Mlinar. ROW FOUR: D. Vadics, A. Johnson, R. Green-hages, A. Fretag. B. Bergman. R. Blevins. NINTH GRADE MR. ZELLERS—328 ROW ONE: C. Dusenka. G. Rondo, M Gustafson. J. Zukowski, Mr. Zellers. J. Vosler. N. DcCoursey, R. Walker. ROW TWO: J. Langner. R Peterson. J Kapala, T. Peregrin, J. Stukel. J. Kaminski, G. Maslowski, K. Nybo. ROW THREE: G. Guay, S. St. Cyr, T. Eich, K. Koes, M. Miller. J. Ncpsha, T. Anderson, J. Leonard. ROW FOUR: J. Nordm, J. Hughes. D. Pierson. W. Warne, P. Knutson, J. Limbcrg, R. Thompson, T. Hansen. NINTH-TWELFTH GRADE MR. SIMMONS—113 ROW ONE: D. Nye, Mr. Simmons, M. Wi-berg. ROW TWO: E. Kubera, G. Stenbakken. M. Nybo. 103 ■j,||nuilll)llHr Heroes have trod this spot-tis on their dust ye tread! —BYRON Inexperience hindered the Edison football team throughout the season. The team fought hard and stayed in the game although 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 Ed Roethkc was voted Most Valuable Player, John Miller was voted Second Team All-City, and Mike Pestello was voted Captain. Other outstanding players were Loren Cybyske, Jerry Melbo and Bob Kcelcy. P. GUZY, M. PESTELLO VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM—ROW ONE: D. Nelson, D. Crocker, B. Bliss, B. Edlund. J. Miller, D. Slcawski. ROW TWO: D Yates. D. Solz, J, Glodek. T. Allen, J. Hanley, T. Jaros. ROW THREE: C. Glander, Manager; D. Egcland, R. Fish, D. La Chance, B. Risch, R. Johnson, B. Prehar. ROW FOUR: B. Wilson, E. Kuch, D. Kirkwold, R. Hacrish, B. Zawislak, R. Buntrock, J. Melbo. Edison 0 Edison 13 Edison 13 Edison 13 Edison 0 Edison 0 Edison 6 South 12 West 12 Roosevelt .. ... ... 7 Henry ■ 0 Washburn .... 27 Southwest .... 18 Marshall 12 JOHN MILLER. ED ROETHKE FOOTBALL FOOTBALL TEAM—ROW ONE: J. Kacherowski, B. Kccley, B. Zipoy, L. Cybyske. E. Rocthke, B. Murphy. ROW TWO: J. Vadis, C. Hickcrson, T. Maxwell. E. Kaminski, J. Barfuss, G. Pcstello, M. Pestcllo. ROW THREE: J. Kara. C. Bubar. B. Ahlquist, A. Fretag, R. Kollar, T. Kammcr, B. McCoy, J. Kottom, Assistant Coach. ROW FOUR: L. Dullum, R. Lykc, K. Schullo, T. Wiggcn, B. Brant, T. Knutson. G. Parsons. Assistant Coach; P. Guzy, Coach. D CROCKER, J. HANLEY J. JCACHEROWSKI. J MILI.ER The sophomore football team is composed of boys who will form the backbone of the future varsity team. In sophomore play the boys gain valuable experience and learn the fundamentals of the game. This team was characterized as a fighting team with plenty of spirit. The boys fought to the end of every game. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM—ROW ONE: F. Kachcroski, T. Ragsdale, M. Moore, J. Engstrom, K. Enrooth, D. Green, J. Peterson, R. Scavo, F. Stanchfield. ROW TWO: L. Kappeller, A. Burt. R. Anderson. B. Frctag, R. Pestdlo, R. Anderson, C. Egeland, A. Landey. ROW THREE: T. Hoff, manager; T. Jaros, B. Wood, T. Urbanski, N. Sell man, D. Murray, R. Dullum, J. Oleska, G. Wickbcrg, R. Reichow, Coach; A. Johnson. Coach. ROW FOUR: R. Kubinski. J. Kaiser, L. Ulmanicc, J. Hughes, J. Brindley, B. Anderson, D. Lopata. Bob Erickson moving up. Joe Zdon leading the pack. CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country is a fall sport which requires a particular kind of athlete. It demands a most rigid form of training that only an athlete with great stamina can endure. The meets are run over a 1.9 mile course with as many as fifty boys partaking in one meet. This year’s team supported a 3 win, 3 loss record. Among the outstanding were Bob Erickson and Carl Christopherson. CROSS COUNTRY—FIRST ROW: D. McLeod. B. Mahloncy. D. Beihoffer. B. Erickson. J. Zdon, L. Grottc. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bates. J. Basset, R. Leonard, G. I.nun, R. Parker, O. Green, C. Christopherson. SKI TEAM—FIRST ROW: J. Kokosh, Manager; K. Enrooth. R. Stcllic, J. Balthazar. SECOND ROW: C. Ross. D. Oberg, R. Clark, D. Godwin. B. Fretag, D. Terry. O. Green. A. Fretag, Mr. Champlin. SKIING Because of lack of snow the Ski Team was unable to have its regular cross country and slalom meets. They were able to hold their jumping meets at Wirth on snow that was brought in from the lakes. The team ended the season by placing fourth in the city and ninth in the state. These standings were determined at Duluth where the state meet was held. This was a good showing considering the poor skiing conditions, which hampered practice. Next year’s team should be superior in the jumping and cross country events. The skiers will have a much better season if good skiing conditions prevail. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM—FIRST ROW: B. Edlund, B. Risch. R. Allen. D. Dzubay, J. Vadis, D. Ddvin. D. Solz, E. Kamin-ski. SECOND ROW: J. Mantis, Manager; D. Yates, C. Christopherson, G. Bruins, G. Hill, L. Cybyske, Mr. Lopata, Coach. This year’s basketball team had but one returning letter-man, and inexperience proved to be the biggest handicap of our hard-working varsity. The highlight of the year was a victory over our time-honored rival, Washburn. Captain and leading scorer was Dave Dzubay. We look forward to next year, when the experienced underclassmen will begin with balance and poise, which this year's squad lacked. The sophomores finished the season with a six win, four loss record. The team played up to their ability in every game. The outstanding players were Mike Pawlyshn, Tom Jaros, Walter Peterson, Ron Wojicak, Denny Green, Bill Grivna, and Dean Lopata, a freshman. Bob Risch scores against North. 114 VARSITY ACTION Jim Vadis after rebound. All the way under for lay-up. Loose ball. Bill Edlund brings ball down court. Christophcrson drives around opponent. Dave Dzubay shoots against North. Risch attempts jump shot. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM—ROW ONE: M. Pawlyshn. D. Green, B. Grivna, D. Lopata, H. LaBelle, T. Jaros, R. Wojicak, G. Wilson, F. Vescio. ROW TWO: R. Jaroscak, M. Haugen. B. Rcdfield, W. Peterson, L. LaMere, N. Scllman, R. Pearson, J. Kottom, Coach. John Humcnansky shows form on horse. GYMNASTICS The gymnasts were runners-up in the Northwest meet this year. First place honors went to John Humanansky on the horse and to Ron Eklund who also placed 3rd in all-around competition, which was a combination of scores for these three events: parallel bars, trampoline, and tumbling. Other boys in class C” were Dennis Chesney, 1st in region; Dan Sullivan, a junior, 2nd in city; Ken McCoy; and Tom Pink. Dennis Chesney working the mats. GYMNASTICS TEAM—FIRST ROW: D. Terry, R. Eklund. J. Humanansky, D. Sullivan, B. Kishish, D. Chesney. K. McCoy, T. Pink, D. Koniar. SECOND ROW: M Ryan, D. Rog. B. Prehar. L. LaMotte. A. Paulson. J. Johansen. W. Michaels, D. Beihoffer, D. Balko. N. Thomson, R. Stellick. Mr. Berg. In Gass D” the gymnasts were a little inexperienced due to a majority of underclassmen. Among the boys in Class D” who show promise were Allen Paulson, Mike Ryan, Dale Beihoffer, Jack Johansen, Lloyd LaMotte, and Jerry Fryhling. Lundell, a promising sophomore, completes turn. SWIMMING The 1959 swimming season ended with a record of 5 wins and 6 losses. Through the fine efforts of Dan Crocker, Dennis Terry, Jerry Jones, and Jim Lundell, the Edison tankers took 3rd place honors in the District 17 finals and went on to take 12th place in the state finals. The outstanding swimmer throughout the season was Dan Crocker, a senior who holds the City and District records in the 50 and 100 freestyle events, and who placed 3rd in both of these events during the state meet. Dan Crocker happy over state meet. SWIMMING TEAM—FIRST ROW: J. Jones, D. Bell, SECOND ROW: Mr. Marcouillcr, D. Smith. N. Buick, D. Paulson, G. Guzy, M. Chcssnoc. D. Terry, D. Rog, D. Sullivan. D. Crocker, E. Kuch, G. Jones, T. Herman, J. Lundell. Mike Pestdlo shoots against Washburn HOCKEY The Hockey Team finished the season with a five win, five loss record. Having had two close games with the breaks going against them, this could have easily been seven wins and three losses. The only thing the team lacked this year was a defensive reserve. This year there are ten graduating seniors, leaving only three returning lettermcn. Next year's team will be young and inexperienced, but as the season progresses they should do very well. HOCKEY TEAM—FIRST ROW. G. Larson, J. Ellison, E. Rocthkc, B. Murphy, J. Dascaios. J. Zawadski. B. Kedey. J. Melbo. SECOND ROW: J. Johnson, M. Pestdlo, G. Pestdlo. R. Johnson. R. Curl. C. Bubar, M. Kellerman, B. Slick. TENNIS TEAM—M. Dorso. M. Russinik. G. Holmbcrg. B. Borchardt, D. Koscll, J. Brecht, T. Thompson. TENNIS The Edison team had a fair season this past year even though they lost most of their matches. Their overall record was 2 won and 8 lost. This record is not very impressive, but the individual performances of the boys were good. Mike Russinik, Bruce Borchardt, and John Brecht showed outstanding improvement and were providing strong competition to the best in the city. Mike Dorso and Don Roscll manned the steady positions of 1st and 2nd singles and handled them very well despite a lack of experience. With respect to the other positions there was considerable changing to find the right combination of: John Borchardt and Mike Russinik at 2nd doubles. With the exception of 'Terry Thompson, the entire squad will return to the court next year We hope for a better season. Dennis Lindow broad jumping. Leland Grotto hands baton to Bob Erickson. TRACK Our cinder clads have enjoyed a fairly successful season this spring. The team was hampered by lack of depth and speed merchants in short distance events. Outstanding performers were Loren Cybyskc, Don Drane, John Humenansky, Ray Miller, Ed Roethke, and Captain Dennis Lindow. Don Drane and Ray Miller competed in the state meet with Miller taking second in the 880 yd. run. The coaching staff will face a re-building job next season with some promising underclassmen. TRACK TEAM—ROW ONE: R. Kauth, J. Humananski, B. Prehar, D. Drane. R. Smith, L. Cybyskc, E. Roethke, B. Edlund, R. Miller, G. Basset. ROW TWO: G. Bruins, D. Egeland. A. Bun, B. Anderson. D. Crocker, J. Vadis, D. LaChancc, R. Allen, G. Balquist. ROW THREE: T. Ragcsdalc, D. Bell, L. Grotte, P. Stcphencak, J. Grones, L. Dulium, B. Brant, G. Wickbcrg, G. Parsons, M. Bates. BASEBALL TEAM—FIRST ROW: J. Zawadski, J. Strauss, W, Mandrey, J. Kondrak, B. Guzy, L. Erpclding, J. Mclbo, M. Pestello. SECOND ROW: J. Hollum, Manager; J. Kacherowski, B. Marciniak, D. Norlin, B. Kcelcy, D. Skawski, D. Capra, R. Wojciak, P. Guzy, Coach. BASEBALL Op U « « the decision- Hindered by the lack of returning lettermen, the Baseball Team had an unimpressive record of three wins, five losses in eight conference games. They showed great improvement, however, in coming back to beat favored Henry, seven to six in the last game. The prospects for next year are very favorable, as most of the players are returning as seasoned veterans. Box seat view of bench. Umpire s decision. GOLF TEAM: G. Nelson, R. Salsbury, T. Urbanski. D. Perlick, C. Guenther. G. Wold. A. Forrest. GOLF The Golf Team had an impressive season, showing an eight win, two loss record. Among the outstanding men were Captain A1 Forrest and returning letterman Tom Urbanski, who placed fourteenth and eleventh respectively in the district matches. With many returning lettermcn to work with, Coach Ben Liemohn hopes to re-capture the city crown. BOARD OF COACHES—FIRST ROW: P. Samuelson, O. Champlin, D. Gunberg, G. Parsons. B. Licmohn, W. Marcouiller, Kottom, E. Larsen. jrfjl SECOND ROW: R. Berg, L. Lopata, M. Bates, A. Johnson, H. Jedlund, R. Rcichow, P. Guzy, C. Hamrin. BOARD OF COACHES The athletic policy of the school is the responsibility of the Board of Coaches. It decides the course of action of the athletic department. The Board also recognizes the outstanding athlete of the school on the basis of conduct, scholarship, athletic accomplishment, and ability. Mrs. Conover is in charge of five physical education classes, in which she teaches activities that create good sportsmanship. The girls learn, to accept the judgement of others, to work in teams, and to know the rules of each game. They are also taught how to referee the games. Mrs. Conover feels that physical education is an important part of our daily lives. Although the physical education classes are large, Miss Barton strives to give the girls a well-rounded program of activities. Not only does she teach popular sports such as badminton, basketball, volleyball, etc., but she helps the girls to keep physically fit by daily calisthenics. The girls appreciate the fine program that has been set up for them. LETTER WINNERS—FIRST ROW: K. Chase. B. Widmark, G. Thysell. S. Nepsha. SECOND ROW: E. Egler. G. Wilson, N. Burkholder, S. Jaster. D. Johnson. Not pictured: J. Buckta. L. Jostad, J. Maznio. B Skwjrek, N. Springer. OUTSTANDING GYM AIDES—FIRST ROW: B. Held. C. Kuenstin . L. Olson. R Hasc, K. Jarosak, D. Thompson, D. Wallace, C. Johnson, R. Johnson. S. Christy. C. Nahnsen. SECOND ROW: S. Decker, C. Koehler, P. Anderson. S. Sexton. S. Klcve. K. Carson. K. Murphy. P. Carlson. G. Servanic, M Diffin, J. Irwin. THIRD ROW: M. J. Borowicz, S. Clos. J. L. Fedors. E Zander. S. Kimball, R Thill. K. Vescio. J. Rood. K. Fearon, C. Taylor. R Tumquist. J. Varian. VOLLEYBALL DEMONSTRATION TEAM—FIRST ROW. D. Johnson. K. Fcaron. R Thill. J. Rood. K. Vescio. G. Serbanic. SECOND ROW: G. Wilson. M Mogren. B Goveney. K Jaseniak. N. Peterson. THIRD ROW: B. Held. S. Shclso. J. Parlow, J. Fedors. FOURTH ROW: D. Johnsoo. B Decker. K. Chase PARTICIPANTS LEADERSHIP—FIRST ROW: J. O'Shea. A. Borowica. M. Szutz. D. Bourgerie, D. Gcnoshc, R. PerJick. M Olson. S. Tripp. N. Quamme. SECOND ROW: K. Karkula, D. Hagen, C. Johnson. C. Robertson. K. Frane, M. Wood. C. Stcnbakkcn. J. Parlow. THIRD ROW: B. Olejnicak. K. Wojdyla, J. Hoynv, K Serbanic. S. La Bosco. S. Bouta, C Drane, D. Koster, A. Zak. FOURTH ROW: S. Mika, S. Elf, S Gunderson, j. Chapman, G. Kranak. K Jaseniuk. S. Rheaume, L. Grotte. D. Frank. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Hagfors, K. Hanson. M. Sobcinski, M. White. C. Olejnicak, N. Lindgren, K. Turbak, P. Anderson. B. Coveoey, S. Pennington. Not pictured: A. Solbcrg. SPORTS CHAMPIONS With the finish of the play-offs, the fifth hour juniors came out on top in the field hockey division. The sixth hour juniors were the champions in the basketball division. Both team efforts were the result of hard work and competitive play. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Lucas, B. Larson, B. Held, K. Flannery, R. Moneta. E. Maxey, J. Fedors, P. Durland, S. Eklund. f I Olsap to� 7 50 FIRST ROW: S. Eklund, B. Decker. D. Johnson. N. Peterson. G. Wilson. R Kowalick, J. Paradise. SECOND ROW: J. Fedors. B. Held. G. Thysell, P. Palmer. K Fearon. BADMINTON TEAM The intcrschool badminton team ended the season by taking second place in their division; winning three and losing only two matches. Even though seven of the girls are seniors, we have high hopes for the future since the five returning juniors will make a strong nucleus for next year’s team. A wicked backhand down the line. TENNIS The girls invaded the courts last season with spirit and enthusiasm. Although the record of wins and losses wasn't very impressive, the girls got a lot of enjoyment out of playing the other schools. With hard work, and last year’s experience, the girls are confident that this year’s team will be improved, and they hope to have a successful season. Backhand crosscourt by Bonnie. Beautiful return of sene by Diane. LEFT TO RIGHT: G. ThyscII, P. Palmer, S. Rcshctar, S. Rignell, B. Stein, J. Peltier, B. Held, G. Wilson, S. Eldund. GOLF Once more the girls' golf team had a very successful season. Despite their fine showing, the girls failed to take their usual first place and finished second in the city. The team's only defeat came when they met Washburn. With most of the team returning this season, Miss Barton, the girls' golf coach, hopes they will again capture first place. Gerri hits one out of the sand trap. With Barb helping. Sandy sinks a putt. Ann's winning backstroke. Sandy waits for the gun. SWIMMING The Edison Girls’ swimming team has come a long way since it was first started. In team competition, Edison came in second in the city. Two of the girls were outstanding in the individual competition. Sandy Hudoba tied for first place in the city; Ann Solberg wasn't far behind, taking second place. With the experience the team has had this year, we are hoping to do even better next season. Relaxing after a workout. Swimmers, take your mark! There was a Knig of Liang—a king of wondrous might— Who kept an open palace, where music charmed the night—” —KAO-SHIH 139 This year's homecoming was presided over by Queen Marlene Rigncll. She cheered the Edison Tommies to a 13 to 7 victory over the Roosevelt Teddies. Marlene was crowned by Barb Gacck, last year’s queen. The entertainment for the assembly was given by the students: Ernie Dow giving a comedy skit, Gail Piecek and Carol Kucnsting singing, and a flute trio accompanied by Ruth Hendrickson, all topped with the jokes of Dan Anderson, who was the M. C. In the evening, entertainment was provided by two bands with Queen Marlene and her court in attendance. QUEEN MARLENE QUEEN ATTENDANTS ROBERTA BERG NANCY LUNDEEN Tense last moments. Oh, the sweet notes we're supposed to make. HOMECOMING DAY Pleasant things come in five's. A lesson in grace and co-ordination. SADIE HAWKINS Sadie Hawkins’ Day found all the girls chasing their lucky fellows and catching them. That night music blared, Kick-a-poo-joy-juice was served, and fun was had by all. SNO DAZE Gary Pestdlo was crowned king on February 11 by our queen, Marlene Rignell. He was chosen by the student body. We all think that he is really great. LONG LIVE THE KING! Neat, handsome sweaters for the boys. Fur trim and plaids for the girls’ coats. FADS Leather and suede, pointed toes and tennis. came in ail colors. Big, bulky, and odd—the sweater motto for the year. FASHIONS Trench coats and car coats were popular among the boys. Sharp hats were worn everywhere. Headache bands were quite the rage. But, Father, we were on our way down ... I know what's the matter with you. It’s the same with all men.” JENNY KISSED ME” CAST Father Moynihan Tom Lczniak Michael Saunders Tom Krinkc Mrs. Deazy ... ... Pat Kaye Sister Mary Sharon Finnegan Shirley Tirabossi ... Phyllis Kulkay Miss Stearns Dagmar Bauer Mary Delaney Gail Piccck Harry Jo Owen Parkside Don Browne Priscilla Jane Beverly Decker Mr. Parkside Tom Holland FIRST ROW: Pat Kaye, Jane Johnson, Tom Krinkc, Sue Benz. Tom Lezniak, Bev Decker, Jeanne Jalma. SECOND ROW: Dagmar Bauer. Sharon Finnegan, Diane Johnson. Tom Holland, Don Browne, Gail Piecek. CAST Cavendish ....................... Pat Devaney Miss Groze ................... Kay Worthington Mrs. Wragg ...................... Dagmar Baur Jimmy .................-........ Matt Peterson CHEERLEADERS 154 DRAMA The Drama department is divided into two parts. As eleventh graders the students take a course with an emphasis on Drama. In twelfth grade they take a course known at Play Production. In both these classes they study what makes good Drama, how plays are produced, and the principles of good acting. During the course of his four years at Edison, a student may participate in the class plays in order to gain experience in acting. DEBATE Students may take English with an emphasis on Speech. In this class they learn the fundamentals of speaking in front of groups. They gain poise and self-confidence. As they become more experienced in speaking before a group, they become eligible for the Forensic League and the Debate Squad. Here the)’ participate with students from other schools toward the common goal of self-expression through speech. PHYSICS In Physics the students learn how many of our modem conveniences work. It is a course designed to explain many of the basic concepts of the world of science. Each year, each student makes a project. The best ones arc entered in the Science Fair. These projects represent a good deal of work and individual thought on the part of the students. BIOLOGY In the Biology classes students study plant and animal life. They learn about the world of nature as it affects their lives. During the course of the year they perform many experiments including the dissection of various simple animals. They learn where to find samples of different types of plants. ART Students in the art classes learn the fundamentals of good drawing and painting. They learn to sketch many varied subjects, including still life and real life models. Students use a number of different materials in their work. These include charcoal, water colors, and many others. In this manner they are able to create a number of effects in their work. ART CRAFTS In the art crafts classes the students complete a variety of projects. They make many useful articles and at the same time learn the technique of good design. This year they have done chip carving, block printing, posters, and enameling copper jewelry. They have also done modeling in clay and wax. HOME ECONOMICS Home Economics is a one-year program which is divided into two sections: Food and Clothing. Each is taken for one semester. In the Foods division students learn the fundamentals of food preparation and the care of the house. Some time is also spent on the care of the family. In the Sewing division students learn how to make clothes for themselves and others. They learn many tricks of good grooming, also. This course is fine preparation for any girl whatever her vocational plans may be. INDUSTRIAL ARTS The boys’ shops are also divided into several groups. The print shop works to get our school paper, the RECORD, out on time. The students also have some work in photography. The woodworking classes are making furniture; while the classes in electricity are learning about house wiring. The students in the machine shop classes work with machines which are like those used in factories. STAGE CREW The Stage Crew prepares all scenery and lighting effects for every show presented at Edison. The)’ also take charge of any special sound effects that are necessary to the success of a dramatic production. These students donate their time and effort much more than most people realize. They n)ust be present at all programs in the evening, including some not presented by Edison students. INVENTORS CLUB Students in the Inventors Club have charge of the spotlights in the auditorium. They are present at many of the special programs presented in order to add lighting effects. During the school day, they give up their study hours in order to show visual aids in the classes and the Memorial Theater. These students add a great deal to our education through the presentation of movies, film strips, and other teaching aids. Another Senior, Larry Dullum, is using his skill in mechanics to build a hot rod. He has been working on this car for about one year. The finished rod” will be composed of at least six different cars. The original body cost less than $50 and the total cost at present is $300. Ron Eklund has proved himself to be a person of outstanding qualities. As an athlete, he reached the top as a gold medal winner in state competition; as a student, he stands high in academic achievement. In addition to these accomplishments, Ron is an outstanding Senior because of his outstanding philosophy and high ideals. His strongest competitors could not help but admire one who is a champion in every way. 163 rknfihi HONOR STUDENTS Although schoolwork has filled most of the time of the Valedictorians and the Salutatorian, each has found time for an outside activity. For the boys, these have centered in the field of science. Dick Bailey shows his interest in astronomy; Jerry Robertson, in electronics. Nuclear physics is Tom Lezniak's main interest; while pyrotechnics (fireworks) is Jerry Lezniak’s. Library work takes up most of Dorothy Crawford’s spare time. All of the boys have been in such activities as Rocket Club and National Honor Society. Dick has shown an interest in Choral Club, while the other boys have participated in German Club. Dorothy, along with being on the WIZARD staff, has been in French Club and Ushers Club. RICHARD BAILEY, Valedictorian JERRY LEZNIAK, Valedictorian THOMAS LEZNIAK Valedictorian JERRY ROBERTSON Valedictorian DOROTHY CRAWFORD Salutatorian Ft y rival I i o! En � yii� 8 PRINTJMO UOEBNER. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Mr. Liebig. Mike Dorso. MR. BROWN. Adtifor WP STAFF BOYS' SPORTS: John Brecht. Assistant Editor. Dan Crocker. BUSINESS AND CIRCULATION MANAGERS: Kathy Chase. Phyllis Kulkay. GIRLS' SPORTS: Judy Paradise, Sharon She I so I i A FACULTY: Jerry Barfuss, Bev Kespohl. ORGANIZATIONS: Jeanne Robinson. Mcrlynn Hansen. SENIORS' J° nn Pcura, Don RusseU- The year has come to an end and wc, the members of the 1959 WIZARD staff, can look back on months of searching for original and exciting ideas and frantic rushing before each deadline. Under the guidance of Mr. Brown, wc learned the arts of putting together a yearbook. SCHOOL LIFE: Bob Teague, Jane Johnson. SEN OHS; Dorothy Crawford, N; an Y Springer. This book represents a record of all the fun and problems faced by the students of Edison during the school year. We have endeavored to produce for you a book which, in later years, will bring back many fond memories of your high school days. ORGANIZATIONS: Taras Kyweriga. Janet DoMuse. SENIOR INDEX Almcn, Mildred—25, 69 Amble, Jean—23, 25, 72, 78 Anderson, Aldea—25, 72, 83, 93 Anderson, Curtis—25 Anderson, David—25 Anderson, Judy—25 Anderson, Wayne—25 Antinozzi, John—25 Badgley, Norma—56, 92 Bailey, Richard—24, 25, 68, 70, 76, 81, 150, 151,166 Bakken, Karen—25, 92 Balthazor, Robert—26, 86 Borchardt, Bruce—26 Baur, Dagmar—26, 69, 76, 77, 78, 79, 88, 149, 150, 151, 158 Bcardcmphl, Vernie—26 Bednark, Carol—26, 81, 82, 92 Belle Isle, Clinton—26 Bell, Richard—26, 119, 122 Benson, Jean—26, 86 Benson, Susan—26, 76, 78, 82, 93 Benz. Susan—26, 66, 78, 90, 149 Berg, Roberta—23, 26, 58, 65, 66, 68, 70, 81. 83, 88, 142, 143, 145, 150, 151 Bergstrom, Linda—26, 6l, 83, 88, 103, 142, 143, 145, 152, 153 Berkenhoff, Hans—27 Besnet, Bill—27 Blair, Terr) —27 Bliss, Bill—27, 65, 66, 72, 88, 106, 109, 144, 150, 151 Booth, Bob—27, 67, 86, 87, 145, 146, 153 Boris, Sandra—27 Brecht, John—27, 86, 87, 121, 169 Bredemus, Tim—27 Brennan, Daniel—27 Brennan, Maureen—27 Brinda, Richard—27 Brost, Jane—27, 88, 134 Brown, Mary Ann—28, 83, 91 Brown. Don—28, 70, 88, 149, 150, 151, 164 Bruncau, William—28 Buda, Gerald—28, 156 Buntrock, Ronald—28, 106, 108, 160 Burbank, Donna—28 Burkholder, Nancy—23, 28, 61, 81, 83, 84, 103, 130, 145, 152, 153 Burscll, Carolyn—28 Capra, Dick — 28, 60, 124 Caldcrwood, June—28, 68, 81, 82, 88 Carlson, Roberta—28, 60, 81 Chaika, Norman—28 Chase, Kathleen—29, 68, 70, 81, 83, 130, 131, 169 Chermak, Nancy—29, 84 Chesney, Dennis—29, 68, 118 Chessnoe, Michael—29, 77, 86, 119 Chiodo, Bill—29 Christenson, Arlene—29, 69, 81, 84 Clay, Faith—23, 29, 76, 79, 82, 83 Coleman, Patrick—29 Cox, John Grant—29 Grawford, Dorothy—24, 29, 78, 81, 83, 90, 167, 171 Crocker, Daniel—29, 72, 106, 108, 119, 122, 147, 169 Cybyske, Diane—29, 79, 92 Cybyskc, Loren—30, 61, 67, 86, 87, 88, 89, 107, 108, 110, 114, 122, 156, 165 Dageford, Ted—30 Dahlstrom, Sandra—30 Dascalos, John—23, 30, 120 Dawson, James—30 Decker, Beverly—30, 83, 88, 92, 131, 133, 148, 149, 156 DeCoursey, Sally—30, 68, 69, 76, 81, 83 Deivin, Donald—23, 30, 58. 65, 82, 83, 114, 160 DeMuse, Janet—30, 79, 81, 171 Dolinsky, Joanne—30 Dorso, Mike—30, 121, 146, 168, 143 Drinkwinc, Kathy—30, 82, 90 Dulban. Marian—31, 67, 84. 93, 146 Dow, Ernest—31, 59. 88, 145 Dullum, Larry—31, 86, 107, 122, 163 DuPay, Peter—31 Dzubay, David—31, 65, 86, 87, 114, 123 Ediund, William—23, 31, 58, 67, 86, 87, 106, 109, 114, 116, 122, 113, 146 Egeland, Jeanne—31, 83, 91 Egler, Elaine—31, 65, 66, 72, 130, 142, 143 Eklund, Neil—31, 66, 83, 93, Eklund, Ronald—31, 58, 82, 83, 93 118, 163 Elcy, Sharon—31 Ellson, Jeffrey—31, 120 Entner, Mary Ann—32, 66, 69, 83 Erickson, Beverly—32, 68, 69, 134 Erickson, Leroy—32, 68 Erickson, Robert—32, 73, 82, 88, 112 Fahrcnholz, Thomas—32 Faircloth, Lola—32, 66, 79, 81, 84, 88, 92 Falldin, Shirley—23, 32, 69, 84, 93 Favorite, Sharon—32, 83, 72 Fcaron, Katherine—32, 81, 93, 103, 130, 131, 133 Fclegy, James—32 Finnegan, Sharon—32, 68, 70, 79, 146, 149 172 Fisher, James—32 Fish, Daniel—33, 68, 70, 83 Forsgren, Dennis—33, 92 Friedland, Lola—33, 92 Fritz, Barbara—33 Gersdorf, Deloris—33 Germundson, Gerald—33, 88 Gibbon, Judy—33, 69 Gilbert, Nancy—33 Godwin, Douglas—33, 65, 68, 76, 113 Goff, Larry—33 Golden, Janet—33, 79 Goldncr, Loris—33, 77, 79, 81, 82 Graham, Robert—34 Granroth, Patricia—34, 72, 83, 84 Greven, Renee—34 Guenther, Conrad—34, 126 Gulbranson, Dick—34, 72, 89 Gundlach, Bill—34 Gurtner, Mary Ann—34, 76 Gustad, Bonnie—23, 34, 76, 79, 82, 147 Gustafson, David—34 Gwicazdon, Phyllis—34, 92 Haflund, Doris—34 Hafner, Marlene—34, 146 Hafner, Marlys—35 Hagfors, Gordie—35 Hall, Dennis—35, 86 Hammer, William—35 Hanley, James—35, 106, 108 Hansen, Duane—35, 79, 86, 88 Hansen, Harold—35, 86 Hansen, Mcrlynn—35, 59, 68, 70, 83, 165, 170 Hansen, Patricia—35, 93, 146, 152, 153 Hanson. William—35, 83 Hatcher, Eugene—35, 88 Hawfitch, Gary—35, 73, 72, 156 Hemp, Gerald—36, 86 Hendrickson, Ruth—36, 58, 67, 72, 78. 81, 82, 88. 161 Herman, Marlys—23, 36, 81, 144 Hickerson, Patricia—36 Hildebrand, Judith—36, 79, 88, 73, 83, 144 Hoffman. Kenneth—36, 68, 86 Hogan, Karen—36, 68, 69, 77, 103 Holland, Thomas—36, 66, 68, 81, 82, 149, 158 Holmberg, Gary—36, 88, 121, 89 Houdek, Janice—23, 36, 93 Hreha, Barbara—36, 68, 81 Hudoba, Marilyn—36, 81, 82 Hulsing, David—37 Humanansky, John—37, 83, 86, 118, 122 Hutchins, Sharon—23, 37, 67, 69, 76, 77, 149, 158 Isascson, Phil—37, 72 Jacobson, Crustal—37, 78, 81 Jalma, Jeanne—37, 72, 76, 77, 79, 88, 149, 16 1 Janicke, Janet—37, 79, 81, 82, 83, 88 Jastcr, Sharon—37, 68, 69, 70, 88, 93, 130 Johns, Richard—37, 90 Johnson, Allen—37, 103 Johnson, Cathrinc—37, 71, 72, 82 Johnson, Darlene—37, 72, 130, 131, 133, 134, 156 Johnson, Diane—38, 68, 69, 81, 149 Johnson, Jane—38, 78, 83, 79, 148, 149, 171 Johnson, Joyce—59 Johnson, Karen—38, 68, 69, 6, 79, 81, 83 Johnson, Margarcte—38, 88 Johnson, Roger—38 Jordon, Doris—38 Jostad, Lois—38, 67, 78, 81. 83, 84, 103, 130, 146 Kachcroski, Joseph—38, 86, 87, 107, 109, 124, 147 Kaczmarck, Gloria—38 Katddcn, Daniel—38, 88, 89 Kairies, Rosslynd—38, 69 Kappeller, Jackie—38, 68, 61, 70, 152, 153, 156 Kauth, Ray—39, 122, 123, 147 Kaye, Sandra—39 Kaye, Patricia—39, 60, 72, 76, 79, 149, 150 Kccley, Robert—39, 86, 107, 109, 120, 124 Kccs, Beverly—39, 59, 72, 76, 77, 79, 82, 83, 88, 89 Kellerman, Mike—39, 83 Kelm, Mary Ann—39 Kenney, Thomas—39, 83 Kcspohl, Beverly—39, 72, 79, 81, 82, 83, 147, 170 Kimball, Sandra—39, 66, 67, 81, 84, 130, 143, 146, 165 Kirkwold, Dennis—39, 65, 86, 165 Klcsk, Rose—39, 69 Knutson, Dodd—40, 83, 144 Knutson, Kenneth—10, 68, 79 Knutson, Marie—10, 69, 70, 79, 81 Koch, Diane—40, 82, 90 Kociscak, Carole—40, 69 Kokes, Tom—10 Kokosh, John—40, 79, 83, 90, 113 Kopas, Sharon—10, 81 Korba, Jerry—56 Kringen, Thomas—40, 60, 64, 86, 148, 149, 150 Kron, Brian—40 Krook, James—40 Krystofiak, David—57, 78, 82 Kuch, Edward—41, 72, 88, 106, 119 Kulkay, Phyllis—41, 68, 70, 76, 82, 169 Kywcriga, Taras—41, 66, 90, 93, 157, 171 Labcllc, Judy—41 173 Lasho, Ronald—41, 73 Lamere, Jerry- 41 Lazarz, Curtis—41, 83, 86 Lencr, Janet—57, 69 Lczniak, Jerry—24, 41, 79, 88, 166 Lezniak, Tom—23, 24, 41, 59, 76, 77, 79, 148, 149, 158, 167 Lindeman, Orrin—57 Lindholt, Carolyn—41, 83 Locbncr, Paul—23, 41, 66, 86, 87, 168 Lundcen, Nancy—23, 41, 58, 79, 142, 143 Lundquist, Frank—42, 103, 162 Lyndc, Stella—42, 76, 77, 83, 155 McConvillc, Cathrine—42, 68 McDonald, Joyce—42, 69, 79, 82, 83 McNamara, Lynne—42, 81, 83, 92, 103 Madore, Donald—42 Malasko, Mary—42, 83 Maloy, John—42 Mancino, Barbara—42, 83, 92, 155, 165 Markham, Patricia—42, 65, 68, 69, 81, 82, 83 Matthew, James—42, 83 Matasovic, Karen—42, 79, 81 Melbo, Jerry—43, 106, 108, 120, 124, 146 Mell, Kenneth—43, 91 Mies, Rita—43, 82 Miller, John—43, 73, 106, 107, 109 Montour, Donald—43 Moran, Cathrine—43, 66, 69, 76, 81, 83 Murphy, William—43, 60, 107, 120 Murray, Sharon—43, 81 Naslund, Karen—43, 79, 81, 83, 88 Neeley, Billy Jean—43 Nelson, Betty—43 Nelson, Carol—43, 81 Nelson, Dennis—44, 106, 109 Nelson, Gary—44, 65, 68, 83, 126 Nelson, Jane—44, 82 Nelson, Karan—44, 93 Nelson, Larry—44, 65 Ncpsha, Sandra—44, 68, 81, 130 Newgaard, David—44 Neuman, Janet—44 Neuman, Marlit—44, 68 Neuquist, Carl—44 Nichols, Gerald—44, 59 Nolby, Clayton—44 Nordin, Delaine—45, 72 Nordin, Dan—45, 72, 73, 124 Nordling, Beverly—45 Olsen, Annette—23, 45, 83 Olson, Carol—45, 66, 67, 76, 83 Olson, Janice—45, 65, 68, 69, 81 Olson, Lanny—45 O'Neil, Patricia—45, 82 O'Shea, Allen—45, 103 O'Shea, Susan—45, 81, 82. 92, 103 Oslund, Myla—45, 68, 81, 82 Ostendorf, Joyce—46, 92 Ouclctte, Tom—46 Ovshak, Barbara—46, 60, 83 Paape, Terry—46, 79, 86 Paaverude, Mike—46, 68, 70 Paul, James—46 Palmer, Patricia—46, 81, 133, 135 Palthin, Fred—46 Paul, Yvonne—46, 72 Peck, Dennis—46, 88 Pcet, Shirley—46 Pehling, Rosemary—46, 82 Perry, Bonnie—47, 81, 83, 92, 93 Pestello, Gary—23, 47, 61, 64, 67, 68, 70, 107, 108, 120, 145, 155, 165 Pestello, Mike—47, 93, 106, 107, 108, 120, 124 Peterson, Charles—47 Peterson, Matthew—47, 72, 143, 150 Peterson, Nancy—47, 79, 81, 93, 131. 133 Peterson, Tom—47, 86, 88 Petruzza, 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