Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

.3 The 1960 WIZARD Published by the Senior Class of Edison High School Minneapolis,! Minnesota • t SJi H.S • • I Contents faculty...............................6 seniors..............................IS organizations........................66 sports..............................110 school life.........................114 3 Elmo Lunkley Dedication Mr. Lunkley is one of those rare people who are capable of commanding respect and inspiring friendship at first contact. Since 1939, when he came to Edison, he has succeeded in developing our bands into outstanding organizations which have received high ratings in district and state music contests. In addition to his school activities, Mr. Lunkley has numerous interests. An excellent trumpeter, he has played with the Minneapolis Symphony, several dance bands, the Ice Follies band, and many others. Recently he was appointed director of the Park Board band. Among his many interests, he enjoys fishing, golfing, and traveling. To a successful teacher, who has helped others to learn and to appreciate; to an accomplished musician, who has provided excellent example; to a warm friend, who has given wise counsel—this 1960 WIZARD is respectfully dedicated. Faculty Our school year of '59-'60 was again under the supervision of our principal, Mr. Paul A. Samuelson. He has served our school for eleven very efficient years. He is a very fine speaker and has brought honor and prestige to Edison. Discipline and discrepancy head the list of duties for our assistant principal, James R. Zimdars. He has served as assistant principal for the past four years. Even though he has some unpleasant tasks, he handles his job in a cheerful, capable, and efficient manner. JAMES R. ZIMDARS. Assistant Principal In our English department we are taught to speak and write intelligently. Grace Garland, Sophie Aibinson, Myrle Brunzell, Sarah Black. These courses: speech, debate, dramatics, and journalism, contribute to well-rounded educations. Verna T. Olsen, Agnes Deveroll, Florence Leary, Peter Mankowski. In our English classes literature is stressed as well as grammar. Anna Schwartz, Julie Altshuler, Quentin Blake, Vera Hulberf, Dorothy Wallace. 10 Courses in international, national, and local affairs help give us a better understanding of the problems which confront us today. In these subjects the basic concepts of American and world history are learned. John Bastolich, Thomas Gean-koplis, Kenneth Bronoman, John Roach. History, one of our largest departments, includes courses in American and world histories and modern problems. Each student is required to take these courses. Marie Smith, Wallace Spolar, Arvid Simmons. The Science Department offers general science, and courses that are specialized. Guilord Parsons, J. Selmer Drage, William Marcouiller, Melvin Bates. Courses in office skills and business methods are excellent training for future employment. Mary Cornelius Alphonse Johnson, Zclda Holland. Emma Choudek. The Foreign Language Department helps familiarize us with the languages and customs of these countries: France, Spain, and Germany. Anne Keflner, Sophie Pappas, Edna Sorenson. 12 The band, one of the best in the city, is under the supervision of Mr. Lunktey. There are also different singing groups where students learn how to make good use of their voices. Raymond Champlin, Mary Barbara Ferguson, Elmo lunkley. The courses in math offered here help prepare us for college and for life. Benjamin licmohn, Celia Torney, James Kottom, Christopher Hamrin, Everett Zellers. In home economics girls are taught how to take care of their families in the future. Lois Miller, Genevieve Horton, Joan Birkcmeyer. Concerned with the present while looking ahead to the future might well summarize the work of Edison's four counselors. Testing students, counseling them concerning programs, and assisting seniors in their immediate plans after graduation are a few of their duties. Lawrence Moon, Carol Robin, Kathryn Scheaffcr, Reynold Willie. Two women kept very busy are the librarians. They keep the library neat as possible, and always help students who are looking for books on research topics. They make sure our library always has the best books. Evelyn lundblad, Helen Stub. Our nurse is Mrs. Marcell. She is always prepared for any emergency that might come to us. Betty Marcell. In our gym classes we learn how to cooperate with other people as well as learning the meaning of good sportsmanship. These are the reasons why Edison has won so many championships. Robert Borg, Peter Guzy. The activities of the physical education department are close in relation to human growth, development, and behavior. Elsie Conover, Edith Barton. Coordinators help establish students in the business world. They are also in charge of the part time work programs. Marcella Hammer, Hallie Brickner, Charles Kemp. The shop teachers strive to develop skills in all phases of industrial education. Donald Babst, Louis lopata, Raymond Burkholfer. The shop courses offered are: mechanical drawing, woodwork, printing, electricity, and metals. 8ruce Malhiason, Harold Jedlund. Art appreciation is one of the most important things taught in the art department. Charles Swanstrom, Irwin Brown. The office staff helps keep our school in good order by doing the paper work. Lorraine Wagner, Carol Sandell, Viola Walstrom, Thelma Jones, Violet Justice. Mr. Carl Manske is the head engineer of Edison High. He and his fellow janitors keep our school neat as well as warm. Ted Aspenwall, Stanley Maznic, Carl Manski, Pearl Omlcy, Martin Jurichko, Chester Urbaniak, Gordy Palmer, Marvin Robertson, Earl Backen. The lunchroom staff, hfeaded by Miss Lee, serves us the best food possible for the price. E. Garden, T. Kessler, I. Nelson, N. Sorenson, R. Malm, D. Lee, G. Johnson, M. Borosh. Seniors MRS. VERNA OLSEN Senior Advisor As our Senior year comes to an end, we recall the events that have made this our most memorable year. The football preview at the Parade Stadium ... the Soc Hop where we renewed old acquaintances and made new ones ... the election of our Senior Class Officers . . . Homecoming and the suspenseful moments before the crowning of our charming queen, Sharon Flanigan . . . Sadie Hawkins Day race . . . the outstanding cast of the Senior Class Play, Family Circle . . . our class party, Senior Soiree . . . the many Friday .nights spent at the Tommie Twirls . . . writing our long themes . . . the end of the first semester and report cards . . . Senior Advisors SENIOR ADVISORS—FIRST ROW: Miss Barton, Mrs. Kellner, Miss Leary, Miss Brunzell, Mrs. Olsen, Mrs. Smith, Miss Albinson, Mrs. Altshuler, Mrs. Miller. SECOND ROW: Mr. Drage, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Simmons, Mr. lunkley, Mr. Larsen, Mr. Gunberg, Mr. Breneman, Mr. Jcdlund. Sno Daze, and the crowning of our King, Dave Yates . . . our Senior Banquet, where we looked into the past and the future . . . the Winter Prom, Winter Wonderland . . . the excitement of watching our basketball team play . . . the trip to Washington, D. C. and New York . . . many hours of practice for Vaudeville and the final parties . . . Edison Week with the dress up day and Leap Year dance ... the long term talks, with the whole class watching the clock . . . the Senior Mothers' Tea . . . and our wonderful Spring Prom (how could we ever forget it). Baccalaureate brought us closer to our ultimate goal . . . graduation. And the climax of them all. Commencement on the football field as we listen to the band play Pomp and Circumstance. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: B. Ri ch, President; 0. Graf, Vice-President; E. Kaminski, Treasurer; K. Gallison, Secretary. Senior Officers and Cabinet SENIOR CABINET—FIRST ROW: J. Hache, D. Graf, K. Gallison, E. Kaminski, B. Risch, S. Flanigan. SECOND ROW: B. Held, K. Worthington, F. Pfeiffer, K. Turbak, J. Hughart, S. Rigncll, J. Pederson. THIRD ROW: T. Rainville, K. Wiberg. T. Wiggen. S. Sexton, D. Wallace, L. Haflund. Honor Students FIRST ROW: Gloria Krai, Kathleen Kunzman, Karen Olejon, Jacqueline Martin. SECOND ROW: Richard Headen, Bruce Korblick. Class of ’60 ADKINS, JACKLYNN, L. Jackson The only way to have a friend is to bo one. Forensic league. AHLQUIST, BRUCE Moose He plays life's gome and plays it well. Hi-Y, Vice-President. AHLQUIST, KAREN Goofy A friendly smile, a bubbling bunch of words, an asset in anyone’s crowd. Cheerleading; Ushers Club; Knitting Club; Student Council; Blue Tri; Spanish Club; Wizard Staff; Senior Choir; leadership Club; Vaudeville. ANDERSON, BARBARA J. Putts Happy-go-lucky, young and free; nothing there is that bothers me. Blue Tri; Red Cross; Pep Club; Choral Club; Tommie Tones; Knitting Club; F.T.A.; No-Ac’s. ANDERSON, BARBARA R. Barb Flirting eyes and wavy hair gets her guys without a caro. Sr. National Honor Society; Ushor’s Club; J.A.; Tommy Boosters; Pep Club; No Ac's; Group Captain; Knit-Witts, Trees.; Tenth Grade Choir. Girls' Glee Club. ANDERSON, CYNTHIA Cyn Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help whenever she may. ANDERSON, EVA MAE Her smile greets you, her way wins you. German Club; library Club; Vice-Prcs. ANDERSON, GEORGE Fret and fever, stress and strife; will not trouble his tranquil life. Spanish Club. ANDERSON, JERRY B. Jerri Just Plain Swell. 23 ANDERSON, PAULA L. A peach of a girl with a winning smile. Pep Club; Usher's Club; Gym Aida; Knif-Witts; Spaniah Club; No-Ac'a; Blue Tri; Jr. Achievement; Racket Club. ANDERSON, RONALD C. Rather quiet, rather ahy, atill he ia a real swell guy. Stair Guards; Hall Guards; National Honor Society. ANDREWS, MADELINE M. Robin Always friendly, always kind, she'a a girl quite to our mind. Band; Student Council; Blue Tri; Jr. Cabinet; National Honor Society, Sec.; Sr. Class Play Committee; Office Page. APONES, JUDITH M. Judy She's quiet around school, but you really don't know her. Blue Tri; J.A.; Choral Club; Knit-Witts; Pep Club; No-Ac's; Vaudeville. BAILEY, JERALD Jer. Mankind is not measured by inches. Spanish Club. BALDWIN, KATHLEEN Kathy Her winning smile you can't forget. Is she nice? Well, you |ust betl Work Program. BALLOT, RAE Quiet appearing, disclosing no due, of her nature known to but few. Blue Tri; F.T.A.; Tommie Boosters; Office Page; J.A.; Forensic League. BARFUSS, GERALD Jerry He's mischief to his finger-tips, some 'wisecrack' always on his lips. Wizard Staff; Art Club; Vaudeville; Football; Sophomore Hockey; Group Captain; Sophomore Baseball. BART, MARY Louie There are two days about which one should never worry, yesterday and tomorrow. BARTON, DAVID L. Life is too short to waste.1 BASSETT, SANDRA LEA Sandy Her loyal heart is open and wide; there always is more room Inside. BATKIEWICZ, PATRICIA Pat I smile with an Intent to do mischief. Group Captain; J.A. 24 BAUTCH, PATRICIA Pat” All the world loves a quiet girl. Ushers Club; Blue Tri; Record Staff; F.T.A. BECK, ROBERT Bob He is rich, we are told. If silence be gold. Stair Guards; Hall Guards. BECKER. JIM Wally” He puts all his troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. Hi-Y. BENSON, JUDY Juc e Her heart is like an ocean, wide and deep; where whirling waves of friendship meet. Blue Tri; Student Council; Band; Wizard Staff; No-Ac's; Bank Cashier; Vaudeville; National Honor Society. BERGMAN, WILLIAM J. BUI” If trouble knocks, let it knock. Sr. Choir; Choral Club; Inventors Club; Student Council; Vaudeville Committee; J.A. BISHOP, GRACE A very merry lass who brightens every class. J.A.; Tommie Tones; Blue Tri; Ushers Club; Record Staff; French Club; F.T.A.; Sr. Choir; Knit-Witts. BLOOMQUIST, JOHN Every inch a gentloman, to say nothing of the feet. Choral Club; Record Staff; Sophomore Hockey; Golf; Vaudeville; Jr. Cabinet; Sophomore Baseball. BOESER, JOHN W. If only he could have his way, we’d have school only an hour a day. Gymnastics; No-Ac's. BONASERA, ANN Oh yes, school, I do drop in occasionally. Tommy Boosters; Vaudeville; lunchroom helper. BORCHARDT, DAVE Aten of few words are the best men. BOROWICZ, MARY JO Jo As neat as a pin with a friondly grin. Sr. Cabinet; Jr. Cabinet; Ushers Club; Tommie Boosters; Inventors Club; Bank Cashier; Gym Aid. 25 BOSSHARDT, PAUL A fine fellow in every way. Chess and Checkers. BOVEE, MICHAEL Frog” The world know little of its greatest men. Sophomore Hockey; No-Ac's; Band. BRAATEN, VERNON Vern He does things in silence, but with a lurking sense of humor. Stair Guards; Hall Guards; Spanish Club Vaudeville. BREZNY, BOB Brez The harder I try, the good-er to be the worser I got. BRINDA, BARBARA Barb Full of mischief and fun too, doing things she shouldn't do. Knit-Witfs. BROECKELMAN, DAMIAN Brock When you call me that, SMILE! Gymnastics. BROUILLARD, DONALD Don He says little, but that's no sign he isn't thinking. Band; Chess and Checkers. BROWN, ROBERT Bob Here's a boy good as gold; he isn't shy, and he isn't bold. Choral Club; Vaudeville; No-Ac'S; Cross Country; Swimming; Senior Cabinet. BRUINS, GLEN Swede Always dependable, always kind, yet in his studies, never behind. Band; Stair Guard, Captain;. Track; Gymnastics; Vaudeville. BUBAR, CHARLES D. Butch” The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. Vaudeville; Football; Hockey; Baseball. BRODY, WILLIAM Bill Although he is rather quiet and shy, he has proved himself a regular guy. Student Council; Hi-C; Cross Country; Art Club; Track. 26 BUELOW, MARILYN Mare Quiet, courteous, never blue, sho makes a friend ever so true. Spanish Club; National Honor Society; Forensic League; Debate Squad; Senior Choir; Tommie Tones. CARLSON, BETTY ANN Bets lt'� nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Vaudeville; Ushers Club; Pep Club; Knit-Witts; Student Council; Blue Tri; Junior Choir. CARLSON, PAUL Butch He has the ability of concealing his ability. CARLSON, PAULINE Polly Polly is kind, good and true,-a friend to me, a friend to you. Gym Aid; Work Program. CARLSON, RONALD Ron High aims form high character. CARSON, KAY A happy heart, a willing mind, one of those girls you rarely find. Senior National Honor Society; Blue Tri; Gym Aid. CARSON, LORETTA ANN Red The only way to have a friend is to bo one. CHAMBERLAND, PAULA Sweet, sincere, and sociable. Red Cross; Board of Roviow; Work Program. CHRISTOPHERSON, CARL Skip Rather quiet, rather shy, still he is a real swell guy. Cross Country; Basketball; Baseball; Leadership Club. CHRISTY, SANDRA Sandy I'm not a bit flirtatious-just interested. Vaudeville; Blue Tri; Spanish Club; Cheerleader; Knit-Wilts; Office Page; Racket Club. CLARK, RICHARD Dick A little learning is a dangerous thing. Cross Country; Skiing; Track. CLOS, SHARON Shar Oh! Her winkoblo, blink-able, merrily twinkable, simply unthinkablo, eyes. COLE, CHRISTYNA Chris A pleasing personality is a perpetual letter of recommendation. Pep Club. 27 COOPER, BARBARA Barb A big heart and friends galore, who could ask for anything more. Senior Choir; Tommie Tone . COUTURE, DAN Cooch Don't plague me with studies, I have heavier thing on my mind. Soph. Basketball; Student Council. COVENEY, BARBARA Cove She' not only a card, he'� the whole deck. Blue Trl; Student Council; Spanith Club; Pep Club; Vaudeville; No-Ac' ; Choral Club. DAWSON, DONNA LESLIE Pluto Never do tomorrow what you can do next week. Girl Glee Club; Senior Choir; Tommie Tone ; No-Ac' ; Red Crois. DECKER, SHARON Babe She look like an angel and acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. Leadership; Office Page; Vaudeville; Orchestra; Badminton; Gym Aid; FTA; FHA; Red Cross. DEHLER, PAULINE MARY Sometime sober, sometime gay, never Intruding In anyone' way. CROMWELL, CAROLYN Carol The time to be happy I now. CURYL, RICHARD Rocket We like him just the way he i . Print Staff; Hockey. DAHLSTROM, WILLIAM R. Biir At the sight of a girl he run� -toward her. Vaudeville; Student Council; Red Cross. 28 DE MARS, ROBERT 'Worm All that I've learned I've forgotten; all that I know I've guessed. Track; Vaudeville; No-Ac's; Tommie Boosters; Gymnastics. DIFFIN, MILDRED ANN 'MA ie A little mischief by the way, a little fun to spice the day. Blue Trl; Ushers Club; Racket Club; Pep Club. DONATELLE, JOANNE Tis better to have loved a-short, than never to have loved a-tall. Tommie Boosters, Pres.; Pep Club, Sec.; Torrtmie Tones, Pres.; French Club, Sec.; Blue Tri; Senior Choir; Junior Cabinet; Art Club; Office Page. tXDNCASTER, KAREN jCarrie Here' one on whom you Ban depend to be a loyal steadfast V’end. Blue Trl. DRABCZAK, EDWARD Pudgy My duty I rarely ever shirk, ut I'm tired out dodging work. ootball; Track. 1DUSENKA, MARILYN Duke Here's a gal with nary a care, i call for fun, Marilyn it there. Ush-rt Club; Spanish Club; F.T.A. DUFFEE, RAE 'Duff I can resist everything except rmptation. Bank Cashier; Tommie boosters; Pep Club; Blue Tri. , :GELAND, DAVID ' Dave Blush? Man, he blushed all ver his anatomy. Football; Track; • o Ac's; Sophomore Hockey; Vaude- Hie. (EGELAND, TOM Whifey Women. too. prefer londa. Sophomore Football. EGLER, EARL B ondie He has three speeds, slow, slower, and stop. EGLER, ED louigf He is well on his way. EKLUND, SANDY Peppy, charming, full of fun; she's a gal that gets things done. Cheerleader; Leadership Club; Student Council, Pres.; Blue Tri; Badminton Team; National Honor Society; Vaudeville; Trampoline Club; Homecoming Attendant. ERICKSON, KAREN E. Kare A modern girl, small in size, with a personality that's a prize. Ushers Club; F.T.A.; Knit-Witts; French Club; Pep Club; Student Council. ERICKSON, KAREN J. Eric A friend indeed, a worthy chum; success to her will surely come. Blue Tri; Knit-Witts; No-Ac's; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Art Club; French Club; J.A.; Sr. Cabinet. ESTUM, JOAN MARIE A girl of few words and many thoughts. Red Cross; Pep Club; F.T.A.; Spanish Club. 79 EWING, DOUGLAS Doug A fella with personality plus and ono known well by all of us.' Sophomore football; Sophomore Hockey; Vaudeville; Senior Class Play. FAHRENDORFF, DIANE “Always smiling, never sad. vs if she never a trouble had. Art Club; French Club; Tommie Tones; Choral Club; Blue Tri; Pep Club; Sr. Choir; Red Cross. FALK, JON “He makes friends wherever he goes; he's a fellow everyone knows. Record Staff. FALKOWSKI, KATHLEEN foofcee She can pantomime great, but when it comes to ies, she |ust can't concentrate. No-Ac's; Jr. Class Play; Art Club. FARRIER, JANICE Jan Just a pal to all is she, and her smile is a treat to see. Sr. Choir; Tommie Tones. FALLEY, PAUL ALLIN Sparky A fellow with a great big grin, look out for mischief when Paul comes in. Inventors Club; German Club; Vaudeville; Boys' Glee Club; Swimming Team. FEDORS, JANET LEE J. Lee She looks quiet, but don't let her fool you. Blue Trl; Tennis Team; Badminton Team, Student Council; Vaudeville; Spanish Club. Pres. FELEGY, BRIAN Tex Don't plague me with sfudiei. I have heavier things on my mind. FISH, RON Fish If cavo men were like him. take me back to the Stone Age.' Track; Football; Vaudeville. FISHER, PAT Foxie Silence is golden, but it ha no charms for me. Blue Tri. FLANIGAN, SHARON Shar A bundle of pep and enthusiasm, with the glory and freshness of a queen. Blue Tri; Homecoming Queen; Spanish Club, Sec.; Cheerleader; Student Council; Sr. Cabinet; Knit-Witft; No-Ac's; Leadership Club; Vaudeville. FLANNERY, KATHLEEN Kush We live only once, so let make the best of it. Band. FORBES, RAYMOND Ray A man of few word . Sr. Choir; Inventors Club. FOURNIER, KATHLEEN Rusty A way with books, let's have some fun. FRANE, RUTH Ruthle Sparkling eyes, a happy smile, dressed so neatly, always in style. Student Council; Pep Club; Sr. Cabinet; Work Program; Vaudeville; Racket Club. FRANK, PERRY He is quiet and sedate until the teacher turns her back; then he is the class cut-up. FRETAG, ART life is just one grand time. Sophomore Football; Track; Ski Club; German Club; Inventors Club; J.A.; Football. FRIZZELLE, JANET Jan Conversation never seems to tire me. Tommie Tones; French Club; F.T.A.; Blue Tri; J.A.; Pep Club; Sr. Choir. FRYHLING, GERALD jef From him wo aro anticipating great things. Gymnastics. GACEK, JEAN Her eyes, her smile, her pert little way, make us like her more each day. Wizard Staff; Pop Club; J.A Ushers Club. GAFKJEN, LARRY Guffie The loss which is unknown is no loss at all? Baseball; Junior Class Play. GALLISON, KATHERINE Kathy Her caro was never to offend, and every person is her friend. Sr. Class, Sec.; Choral Club, Sec.; French Cltib, Sec.; Leadership Club, Treas.; Jr. Cabinet; Tommie Tones; Vaudeville; Blue Tri; Ush-ers Club, Sec.; Knit-Witts. GELDERT, NATALIE Nat. Ohl What if I lost my tongue. Pep Club. GENOSKY, DONALD J. Don There is mischief in this man. Spanish Club; Football. 31 GILBERT, MARIE Sweet, sincere, end sociable. Blue Tri. GIOVANNINI, JOYCE Dimples Actions speak louder than words. Pep Club; J.A.; Tommie Boosters; Vaudeville; Knit-Witts. GLANDER, CHARLES Go-Go Quiet and undisturbed, he moves along his way. Lunchroom Service; Football Mgr.; Gym Aid; Basketball Mgr.; Baseball Mgr. GOETZ, CAROL Goetzy Her ability for drawing is unusually fine; her personality continues to shine. Vaudeville; Girls Glee Club; Art Club; Wizard Staff; Student Council; Racket Club; Blue Tri. GOOD, STEVEN Steve He seems not anxious to make himself known. Tommy Boosters. GORSKI, RONALD Ron Judge me by what I am. GLENN, LYNNE Those who know her truly say few like her e'er come your way. Spanish Club; Office Page. GLODEK, JAMES Jim Football is his first love— what about his second? Student Council; Sr. Cabinet; Football; No-Ac's; Basketball. GODAVA, PATRICIA Pat An accident going somewhere to happen. Blue Tri; Art Club; Pep Club; Trampoline Club; No-Ac's; J.A.; Tommie Boosters; Vaudcville. 32 GOZOLA, SHARRY Cornelia Dusky hair and sunny smile, tall, sophisticated, and with style. Blue Tri; Rod Cross; Vaudeville; Art Club; Ushers Club; Sr. Class Play; J.A.; French Club. GRABOWSKI, BERNARD Bernle A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Vaudeville. GRAF, DICK Wees He can laugh with the jolliest and work with the busiest. No-Ac's; Vaudeville; Student Council; Sr. Cabinet, V. Pres.; Leadership Club; Band. GREEN, OWEN Ron Footprint on the sand of timo, if they're big you know they're mine. J.A.; No Ac' ; Stair Guards; Hall Guards; German Club; Ski Team; Cross Country; Vaudoville; Tennis Team. GREENHAGEN, RUSSELL Russ Success is a big step, but I have long legs. Senior Choir; Choral Club; German Club; No Ac's; J.A.; Vaudeville. GRONES, JAMES Jim Everyone's friend and no one's enemy. Inventor's Club; German Club; Choral Club; Student Council; Sophomore Track. GROTHEIM, JUDITH Judy A fine girl with many friends. Blue Tri; Tommio Tones; Art Club. GUETZLAFF, ALBERT At Rather quiet, never loud, outstanding in any crowd. Wizard Staff; Student Council; National Honor Society; Tommie Boostors. GUSTAFSON, KAREN One with eyelashes long ond pretty and sure enough, she's really witty. Vaudevlllo; Office Page; Ushers Club; Blue Tri; Pep Club; Knit-Witts, Pres.; Red Cross; Senior Choir. GWIAZDON, ROBERT Bob A fine guy in every way. HACHE, JANE Hash She prefers to associate with those she can look up to. Band, J.A., Record Staff, Jr. Cabinet; Sr. Cabinet; No-Ac's. HAFLUND, LOIS M. Loey Honest is she, and considerate, too; partial to none, her faults ere few. Student Council; Library Club, Pres.; F.T.A.; Blue Tri; Ushers Club; Pep Club; Sr. Cabinet; Band. HAGER, RONALD Ron It isn't a crime to be short —only a nuisance. HAGFORS, MARLENE Mar Don't dare me, I might surpriso you. F.T.A.; Tommie Tones; J.A.; No-Ac's; Pep Club; Sr. Choir; Blue Tri, V. Pres. HAIRE, LANNETTE Lanny Llko a magnet, she has the power of attraction. Student Council; Blue Tri; Knit-Witts; Choral Club; Group Captain; Sr. National Honor Society. 33 HALE, BARBARA Bobby Late hour aren't good for one, but they're all right for two. HALLGREN, GAIL M. Worthwhile In all respects. Blue Tri; Vaudeville. HALVERSON, JEANNE ANN Quiet and genial in all ways; she'll gain success in future days. Spanish Club. HANKE, DAVID Dave A guy always right on deck, and sure enough, full of heck. Chess and Checkers; Rocket Club. HANLEY, CAROL I'm wide awake as you can sec, but sound asleep I'd rather be. Pep Club. HANSEN, SHARON A friend to evory lad and lass, a credit to the Senior Class. Vaudeville; Blue Tri; Bank Cashior; Leadership; Pep Club; Tommie Boosters; Sr. Choir. HANSON, JOYCE Her quiet nature conceals a pleasant personality. Sr. Choir; Tommie Tones; Bluo Tri; J.A.; Work Program. HANSON, KAREN “Quiet? . . . Well, sometimes. French Club. HANSON, KAYE Koycty Peppy and witty, she has a sweet way; she always finds something clever to say. Blue Tri; Tom-mio Booster; Red Cross; Vaudeville; Pep Club. HASE, ANNA AAARIE Rae Liked here, liked there, liked everywhere. Blue Tri; Gym Aid; Art Club. HAUGEN, DAVID Dave Boys will be boys! Sr. Choir; Choral Club. HAUSER, JUDITH Judy “There Is no end to her store of friendliness. Ushers Club; Pep Club. 34 HAVRISH, BOB Havnlck For oil things qualified, and always very dignified. Football; No-Ac's. HEADEN, RICHARD Dick Hi-fi brain. Band; Stair Guords; Chess and Checkers; National Honor Society; National Forensic League; Edison Forensic league. HELD, BARBARA Bobbi A thinking girl, o winsome lass, the wittiest girl of our doss. Jr. Cabinet; Sr. Cabinet; Student Council; German Club; Gym Aid; Blue Tri; Golf Team; Wizard Staff; Badminton Team. HENKE, JULIE ANN Jinks Who is the same to overyone, and has a smile, for all. Blue Tri. HENNESSY, RITA Sho looks like a saint but wo know she ain't. 8lue Tri; Work Program; Lunchroom Service. HERLAND, JOY If there's nothing else to laugh at, stort a circus of your own. Ushers Club; Blue Tri; Golf Team. HERLOFSKY, PATRICIA Trisha So small and active, but you'd never guess how much she has that mokes success. Art Club. HICKERSON, CLIFFORD C iff Football isn't the only place you need a line. Football; Sophomore Football; Sophomore 8aseball; Track; Vaudeville; Group Captain; Jr. Class Treas. HILL, GARY A fine fellow—a fine friend. No-Ac's; Basketball. HOEGH, BRUCE Chunk To study or not to study that is the question. HOGAN, PATRICIA E. Whether in work or being real gay, she did everything in a jCst-right way. French Club; Blue Tri; Tommie Tones; Sr. Choir. HOLLOM, GERALD Jerry He studies well, has little to say, and does his work in his own way. Vaudeville; Cross Country; Golf Team; Sr. Choir. 35 HOLM, BEVERLY Rev You can't My anything bad about a good sport like her. Student Council; Pep Club; Blue Tri; Red Cro ; Vaudeville. HOWITZ, MARY JO “Jo She doesn't study her lessons; she lessens her studies. Tommie Tones; Pep Club; Girls Glee Club; Bank Cashier. HOLM, JOHNNY “Kookie A wealth of everything, personality, good looks, and brains. Red Cross; Student Council; National Honor Society, V. Pres.; Stair Guards, Captain; Hall Guard; Vaudeville; No-Ac's. HOLMGREN, FRANK Wh fey So quiet, he never makes a sound to let us know that he's around. HORN, JIM Toot Sometimes I study, bluff, or guess; but most of the time I merely rest. Football; Swimming; Track; Hall Guards,- Stair Guards; Vaudeville. HORNING, GARY Toad We know him and yet we know him not: No-Ac's; Vaudeville. HOUGEN, MERIDETH Meri She studied well in every class; she is a good and happy lass. Red Cross; Wizard Staff; German Club; Band; leadership Club; No-Ac's; National Honor Society. 36 HRUBY, JOYCE Joy Her loyalty and faith run deep; her friends she finds are easy to keep. Tommie Tones; J.A.; Inventors Club, Senior Cabinet. HUEN, RALPH Uncle Ralphy Happy, friendly, and always good company. HUGHART, JUDITH Judes light of heart, quick of step, here's a girl who's full of pep. Blue Tri; Ushers Club; Choral Club; Sr. Choir; Group Captain; Cheerleader; Record Staff; Sr. Cabinet; Vaudeville. HULL, WILLIAM Will Boys like him are just too few. Stair Guard; Hall Guard. IRWIN, MARY Jeannie 'We wish we were as smart as she and had her personality. Student Council; leadership Club; Wizard Staff; Gym Aid; Pep' Club; Vaudeville; Blue Tri,- F.T.A.; No-Ac's. IVES, DONALD Don Ufa would bo done, if I couldn't have fun. Invontors Club; Ski Team. JAREMKO, JEANETTE Jon” My echoes from the walls rebound, you can always toll when I'm around. Girls Glee Club; Sr. Choir,-Tommio Tones; Work Program. JAROSAK, KAREN JO Jo Sho chatters as she goes and she goes on forever. Record Staff; Vaudeville; Gym Aid; F.T.A.; Edison Forensic League. JAROSZ, THOMAS T.J. Men of few words arc the best men. Gymnastics. JASICKI, DENNIS Boy Why should the devil have all the fun? Vaudeville; No-Ac's; Gorman Club; French Club. JENSEN, KENNETH Ken A likeable guy with likeable ways. JOHANSEN, JACK Rathor quiet, rather shy, still he is a real swell guy. Gymnastics. JOHNSON, CAROL Fun and gay in a nice sort of way. Blue Tri; Bond; J.A.; No-Ac's; Knit-Witts; Red Cross; Student Council; Pep Club; F.T.A. JOHNSON, CYNTHIA Cyn She's quiet and doesn't moke much of a fuss, but she has personality plus. Homecoming attendant; Pep Club; Student Council, Sec.; Jr. Cabinet, Sec.,- Blue Tri; Honor Society; American Field Service; Vaudeville; Bank Cashier,-Spanish Club. JOHNSON, DANITA Oani A fair young lady with golden hair, friendly, and without a care. Student Council, Soc.; Vaudeville; Blue Tri; Pep Club; Leadership Club; Spanish Club; Ushers Club; Red Cross. JOHNSON, DAVE Jack All I v ant out of school is me. Hockey; Sophomore Baseball; Vaudeville. JOHNSON, DIANE She's quietness supreme, but jolly and peppy elsewhere, we deem. Edison Forensic League; F.H.A.; Blue Tri; Tommie Boosters; French Club; Red Cross; F.T.A.; J.A. 37 JOHNSON, DOUGLAS Doug I never � ay much, but I say a lot. JOHNSON, JEFFRY Jeff God bless the man who invented � le«p. JOHNSON, RITA Reef Blithe and happy, always gay, Rita ha a friendly way. Choral Club; Art Club; Blue Trl; Record Staff; Nurse Aid; Vaudeville. JOHNSON, ROGER Roge 'Wise men say nothing in dangerous times. Student Council; Red Cross; Vaudeville; Football; Hockey. JOHNSON, SHARON Sherry nicer girl we never knew, she is friendly, kind, and true. Tommie Tones; Ushers Club; Pep Club; Blue Tri; FTA. JOHNSON, TERRY Tom-Tom Fate tried to conceal him by calling him Johnson. JONES, GWENDOLYN Gwen She's cute and peppy, rather small, happy-go-lucky, liked by all. Blue Tri; Student Council; Band; Vaudeville; No-Ac's; Work Program. JULKOWSKI, DIANE Di She's station P-E-P broadcasting cheerfulness. Tommie Boosters; Blue Tri; Ushers Club; Bank Cashier; Spanish Club, Treas.; Knit-Witts; Wizard Staff; Vaudeville. KAMINSKI, EDMUND Ed A right good fellow, we all admit; he has his fun and studies a bit. Student Council; Senior Cabinet; Baseball; Football; Basketball; No-Ac’s; Senior Class Treasurer. KARA, JAMES Jim A bit of fun and a bit of laughter; that is what Jim is after. Stair Guards; Hall Guards; Football; Soph. Football; Red Cross; Spanish Club; Vaudeville; No-Ac's. KARPIAK, KWITKA Rusty little to say, quiet is she; thinks things are done silently. KASTE, GARY The world's not better if we worry; life's no longer if we hurry. 38 KEENA, SHARON Shor Silence is the one greet art of conversation that she has not learned. Bluo Tri; Tommie Tones; Sr. Choir; Choral Club. KISHISH, ROBERT Bob He says little and thinks a lot, a nicer fellow could not bo bought. Art Club; Vaudeville; Gymnastics; E Club. KLEVE, SUZANNE Susie Things may go right or thoy moy go wrong, she's happy-go-lucky all day long. Blue Tri; J.A.; Tommie Boosters; Pep Club; F.T.A.; Group Captain; Gym Aid; Knit-Witfs. KNOLL, DONNA As nice a girl we never knew, sweet and friendly, kind and true. Spanish Club; Pep Club; Ushers Club; F.T.A. KOEHLER, CAROLYN J. Kare Wisdom is to the soul what health is to the body. Racket Club; Group Captain; Office Page. KOHOUT, RICHARD Dick” Sometimes given to serious thoughts, but usually full of mischievous plots. Sophomore Football; Hall Guards; Stair Guards. KOLLAR, RICHARD Dick” A right good chap was he and likeable as could be. Football; No-Ac's. KONIAR, DEAN “Dino” Surely if character makes the man, he proves that saying as no one can. Gymnastics; Stair Guards; Hall Guards. KORBLICK, BRUCE We admire a boy who hos an aim, for his drive will bo his fame. Stair Guards, Captain; Hall Guards; National Honor Society, Pres.; No-Ac's. KORUS, STANLEY Stan There's honesty, sincerity, and good fellowship in him. Student Council; Leadership Club; Spanish Club; National Honor Society; Stair Guard, Captain; Hall Guard; Sr. Class Play; No-Ac's; Vaudeville KOWALIUK, ROSE ANN Rosie This is tho truth and not a rumor; she was blessed with a sense of humor. Tommie Boosters; Blue Tri; F.T.A.; Knit-Witts; Tommie Tones; Pep Club; Badminton Team; J.A.; Racket Club; Red Cross. KOWALIW, BERNIE Always happy, seldom sad, just the kind of friend to have. J.A.; Blue Tri; Ushers Club; F.T.A.; Record Staff- Spanish Club; Knit-Witts; No-Ac's. 39 KRAI, GLORIA G o “There's music in her artistic fingers. Senior Choir; Choral Club; National Honor Society; Leadership Club; Girls' Ensemble; No Ac's; Senior Closs Play; Vaudeville. KRESA, BRUCE “Work interests me—I could sit around and watch it for hours. Inventors Club. KRYCH, NANCY The more we sco her, the more we like her. J.A.; Ushers Club. KUBINSKI, BEVERLY JEAN Beaver Above our life, we have a steadfast friend. Blue Tri; French Club. KUENSTING. CAROL “I try to be shy, but the boys won't let me. Choerleading, Capt.; Vaudeville; Ushers Club; Blue Tri; Junior Cabinet; Spanish Club; National Honor Socioty; No Ac's. KUNZMAN, KATHLEEN Kathy “like a tea kottlc, always bubbling over. Tommie Tones; German Club; Edison Forensic League, Pres.; National Forensic League; F.T.A.; Ushers Club. 40 LA CHANCE, DOUGLAS Doug A fellow who meets life with a grin, and lets us know to be happy's no sin. Football; Track; Student Council; Hall Guards; Stair Guards; No Ac's; Vaudeville; French Club; Red Cross. LA MOTTE, LLOYD Duke He works, he plays, and has his fun; he's the type liked by everyone. Senior Choir, Pres.; Choral Club, Pres.; Gymnastics; Soph. Baseball; Vaudevillc. LANGNER, GARY Gar Why worry—if makes wrinkles.' LARSON, ARTHUR Artie Enjoy today, for tomorrow the first gray hairs may come. LARSON, BARBARA Barb She had so many bright ideas her hair turned red. Choral Club. LARSON, JOAN A winning way, attractive face, ambition fitting for any place. Tommie Tones; Senior Choir. LARSON, JUDY Juds Pleasant, busy, friendly, true; she always knows just what to do. No-Ac't; Record Staff; Vaudeville; Pep Club; Blue Trij F.T.A.; Spanish Club; Knit-Witts; Nurses Aid; Ushers Club. LARSON, RONALD Whity To worry little, to study less, is his idea of happiness. LAURENTS, CHARLES Charlie I'm on the brink of a great career—will someone please shove me off? LEEN, JORGINA I. Jorgie A lass with a smile is a lass worthwhile. Spanish Club. LEKSON, BRUCE Reedy There was never a saint with red hair. No-Ac's; Vaudeville. LEONARD, TERRI Ter She makes a specialty of being good natured.” Blue Tri; National Honor Society; Tommie Boosters; Ushers Club; J.A.; Tram-polino Club; Spanish Club; Edison Foronsic league; Tommie Tones; Sr. Class Play Committee. LESTERSON, DENNIS Lei Witty and wise, |ust try him for size. Sophomore Basketball; Spanish Club; Hall Guards; Stair Guards; Vaudeville; No-Ac's; Sr. Choir; Record Staff. LIND, JEAN Sho was cut out to be an angel, but someone lost the pattern. Spanish Club; Pop Club. LIND, KIRSTEN Few girls ore as industrious as this one; yet she has hor share of fun. Tommie Tones; Choral Club; Blue Tri; Wizard Staff, Red Cross, Sec.; French Club, Pres.; Spanish Club; Honor Society; J.A. LINDBERG, BARBARA J. Barb. Youth comes but once in a lifetime; let's make the best of it. LEONARD, RUSSELL Run The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. Inventors Club; Choral Club; No-Ac's; Sr. Choir. LINDBERG, BEVERLY J. Bev. Little, but full of life. 41 LINDGREN, NANCY Of lovely girl sh« i the pick, we wi h � he'd teach to u� her trick. Tommie Tones. V. Pres.; Chora' Club. Treat.; Red Cross,-Blue Tri; Pep Club; Leadership Club; French Club; Office Page; Student Council. LINDMAN, ANDY Rudy And certainly he was a good fellow. LINDQUIST, JUDITH Judy A happy, folly, lass is she, no matter when or where the be. F.T.A.; French Club; Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Record Staff; Tommie Tones; Pep Club; Group Captain; Sr. Choir; Knif-Witts, V. Pres. LINDSTROM, THOMAS E. Tom Tall, likeable, and very pleasant, Tom seems shy but he really isn't. J.A.; Cross Country; Vaudeville; Tommie Boosters; No-Ac's. LOYE, NANCY ANN Short and Sweet Gym Aid; Art Club; Tommy Boosters. LUBANSKY, DIANE Good things come in little packages. Sr. Class Play; Forensic League, V. Pre .; French Club; Group Captain. 42 LUCAS, DIANNE Little Luke A human phonograph to the tune of a giggle. Bank Cashier; F.T.A.; Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Gym Aid; Sr. Class Play Committee; Ushers Club; Racket Club; Girls Glee Club. LUCKING, WILLIAM Bill A little guy Bill; cute as a bug's ear, though he's not the angel he may appear. Band. LUHMAN, DELORES Dee Dee Attractive and fair with pretty blond hair. Girls’ Tennis Toam; German Club; Badminton Team. LUNDBERG, RENEE Myfce Here's to a girl with spirit and pep; she'll have fun in life you can bet. Art Club; Blue Tri; Library Club; J.A. LUNDEEN, DARRELL To worry little, to study lets, is my idea of happiness. No-Ac's. LUNDQUIST, DAVID Dave Those who from study flee live long and merrily. LYSTIG, LINDA M. On® who' short, small, and iw«t, and on® who's really hard to beat.” Blu® Trl, Chaplain; Foronsic league. Sac.; Garman Club, Pres.; Record Staff; Knit-Witts; Leadership Club; National Honor Socioty; Orchestra. MAGNUSON, MARGERY Margie Once started, never stopped, talking. J.A.; Work Program; Ushers Club; Tommie Tones. MAGUIRE, RICHARD Dick The friendship that makes the least noise is often most useful. MANTHIS, JAMES Jimmie If his studies had to waif, it was with golf he had a date. Golf; Basketball; Record Staff; Vaudo-vllle. MARCINIAK, BERNIE Marty His presence is always known. No-Ac's; Student Council; Sophomore Football; Basketball; Baseball. MARCINIAK, DIANE Di Pep and vitality, a swell personality. Sr. Choir; Tommie Tones. MARCINIAK, GREGORY Greg If it's funny. I'll laugh; if it isn't, I'll laugh anyway. Choral Club. MARKLEY, DIANNE Roki To worry is folly; let's laugh and be jolly. Spanish Club; Art Club; Wizard Staff. MARKOWSKI, FRANK They're only truly great who are truly good. Football. MARTIN, JACQUELINE , ecque Small in size and large in mind, A's and A's and A's she'd grind. Forensic league; German Club; Blue Tri. MARTIN, LOIS C oey A demure little miss with a bewitching glance. Blue Tri; J.A.; Office Page; Vaudeville; No •Ac's. MATTSON, GAYLE Quiet and demure was she. German Club. 43 MATTSON, LOWELL Matts He's rather quiet, but quite a riot. Sophomore Football; No-Ac’s; Vaudeville. MAXEY, EILEEN Lena A real girl, whom you admire more each succeeding day. Trampoline Club; Record Staff; No -Ac's; Pep Club. MAXWELL, THOMAS Man” I put my trouble in a box and then sit on the lid and laugh. No-Ac's; Football; Baseball; Vaudeville; Hall Guards; Tommie Boosters; Gymnastics. McCaffrey, sandra jean Sandy To worry is folly, so let us be jolly. Racket Club; Office P-9®; Tommie Tones; J.A.; Latin Club; Senior Choir. McCOY, KENNETH Butch An athlete was he, no better could there be. Gymnastics; Football; Swimming. McGuire, tom Not that I love study less; but that I love fun more.” Tommie Boosters. 44 McKENZIE, KAREN Quiet, sweet and kind; a girl like Karen is hard to find. Blue Tri; J.A.; Band; Knit-Wilts. McLaughlin, william Wimpy Neyer posing or pretending, just his own true self. Sophomore Baseball; Sophomore Basketball; Record Staff. McLEOD, DENNIS J. Den All great men are dead, and I don't feel so good myself. Sophomore Basketball; Cross Country; Track; Vaudeville. McLEOD, DIANE Dion A friendly girl and scholar she has been, smiling without, intellectual within. Tommie Tones; Art Club; Blue Tri; Ushers Club; Wizard Staff; J.A.; Sr. Class Play Committee; Forensic League. McNAMARA, DON Artec A friend worth having, knowing and keeping. Inventor's Club. McSHANE, SHARON Sherri She's quiet and shy, but we know she'll get by. MEDELBERG, RENEE Much mirth and no sadness all good and no badness. MELEK, JANET Jan Friendly! Jolly! Yesl A peppy girl we do confess. Ushers Club; Spanish Club, V. Pres.; Bank Sec.; Tommie Boosters; Blue Tri; Office Page; Pop Club; Knitting Club. MERSHON, CHARLES Chuck Serious is he, and quiet too; attacks with vigor what he has to do. MEYER, RICHARD Dick Folks ero of two kinds, and he is the kind we'd like to be. MICHNOWSKI, JOANNE Jo Silence is more musical than any song. Pep Club; Tommie Tones; Ushers Club; French Club. MIESON, ROBERT Bob Full of mischief and of fun yet ho is a gentleman. MIKA, JEANETTE Jean Sweet personality, full of rascality. No-Ac's; lunchroom Cashier; Sr. Choir; Tommie Tones. MILLER, SHARON A girl of pure and simple hoar!. MILLER, WARREN Woarf Always pleasant, always kind; he's the type we like to find. German Club; Spanish Club. MISKO, ALEX A! Not bold, nor shy, nor short, nor tall, but a mingling of them all. No-Ac's. MITTELSTEDT, RICHARD Wo don't as yet know him well, but we're.certainly sure that time will tell. MLINAR, RAY J. None but himself could be his parallel. Spanish Club; Inventors Club. 45 MOGREN, MARGARET Mog Her initiative end talent jutt can't be beat; a lovely per-sonality make her character complete. French Club; Blue Tri; Record Staff; Choral Club; Red Cross; Pep Club; Tommie Booster ; Vaudeville; F.T.A.; Sr. Choir. MONETA, ROSEMARY Bunny Her winning mile you can't forget, is � he nice? Well, you just bet. Record Staff; Knit-Witts; No-Ac's; Pep Club; Blue Trl. MORGEl, KATHY Morgel All friend , no foe , all joy , no woe . No-Ac'� ; Bank Cashier. MURPHY, KAREN Wherever the find herself in life she'll make a good addition. Blue Tri; U� hers Club; Gym Aid; Student Council; Bank Cashier,- Work Program. MURPHY, MARIANNE Murph Little Mi Mischievous, that' the name for you. Pep Club; Blue Tri. MYRVOLD, JUDITH Judy Who would refuse 'A Date With Judy'? Knit-Witts; Band; Blue Tri; J.A.; Spanish Club; No -Ac' ; Pep Club. 46 NAHNSEN, CAROL She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with and pleasant, too. to think of. Blue Tri; Gym Aid; Bank Cashier. NAMIE, GEORGE T. Spike It is difficult to say how much men's minds are conciliated by a kind manner and gentle speech. Vaudeville; Sr. Class Play; Student Council; Red Cross. NAULT, SHARON Sherry Always happy, seldom sad, just the kind of friend to have. F.T.A.; Knit-Witts. NEKOLA, LA NEA In her quietness there is charm. Band; Vaudeville; Blue Tri; No-Ac's; Knit-Witts. NELSON, ARLO Art I’m not rough and I'm not tough, but boy am I determined. Sophomore Hockey. NELSON, CAROL A slim, vivacious girl they say, she's got what if takes and that ain't hayl J.A.; Pep Club; Ushers Club; Tommie Tones; Sr. Class Play Committee. NELSON, DONALD Don Let the world go as it may, he'll take it any way.'' Football; Tennis Team. NELSON, JOYCE Netliebelle Sho's ready for anything you may ask, be it fun or be it a task. Blue Tri; J.A.; Pep Club; Knit-Witts; Sr. National Honor Society; No-Ac's; F.T.A., Sec.; Sr. Choir; Group Captain; Office Page. NELSON, SUSAN Suzy Although she is shy. to be a pal she'll always try. Blue Tri; Ushers Club; Racket Club. NEWBERG, DENNIS Newb Likes a jest and all things show it, we thought so once, but now we know it. Hi-Y. NEWINSKI, BERNARD Bern First impressions go a long way. NORDAHL, DEAN Snort There ain't no use in all this strifo to study, study, all through life. Band; Hi-Y. NORDIN, CHARLOTTE Char She docs her own thinking and needs but little advice. French Club; Red Cross; Forensic Leaguo; F.H.A.; Sr. Class Play; Ushers Club. NOVAK, MICHAEL Mike Wit and wisdom were born with this man. Student Council; Wizard Staff; Spanish Club; Red Cron; No-Ac's. NYBO, MYRON Rvmhead Believe the least part of the greater part that you hear. Stage Crow; Track. NYE, DIANNE Dee Full of laughter, full of glee, full of personality. Art Club; Vaudevillo; Jr. Cabinet; Sr. Class Play; Stage Crew; Inventors Club; Ushers Club. 47 O'HARA, MARTIN Marty He looks like a saint, but we Heard he ain't. OLEJNICAK, CAROL Her charm is In her sweotnoss, her stylo is in her noatnoss. Blue Tri; Office Page; Gym Aid. OLESON, KAREN A serious miss, yet friendly too, ready to make a friend of you. Blue Tri; Spanish Club; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Knil-Witts; Bank Cashier; Office Page; Ushers Club. OLSON, JOAN Johan She is sweet and gay with a captivating way. Bluo Tri; Pep Club, V. Pres.; Student Council; F.T.A., Pres.; Knlt-Witts; Spanish Club; No-Ac's; Wixord Staff; Homecoming Attendant. OSMONSON, KATHY Sweet, sincere, and sociablo. PAAVERUD, MARTHA Dede Vim, vigor, and vitality. Blue Tri; Knit-Witts; Pep Club; Choral Club; Sr. Choir; Tommio Tones; Vaudeville. PAHL, KATHLEEN Kathy Either I will find a way or I will make one. Record Staff; Vaudeville; Ushers Club, Pres.; Blue Tri; Library Club; Forensic League; Choral Club; Sr. Class Play Committee; Tommie Tones. PALMQUIST, GARY Car Ho would rather be out of the world than out of girls. Vaudeville. OLSON, MARSHA Who spiked her Wheaties? Spanish Club; Pep Club; Blue Tri; F.T.A.; J.A ONSTAD, KAREN Good nature is olways good com pony. PARADISE, JUDITH Judy Full of pop, fun, and laughter; she gets what she goes aftor. Wizard Staff, Assistant Editor; Group Captain; Trampoline Club; Art Club; Vaudeville; Reef Cross; F.T.A.; Forensic League; Tennis Team; Badminton Team. PARKER, ROSCOE Ross Every day should be passed as if it were the last. Hi-Y; Cross Country; French Club. 48 PARLOW, JAMES Jim Cere sits lightly on hi� shoulders. No-Ac'� ; Sophomore Football; Work Program. PARR, DAI RIEL Li'l Butch Short, p«tite, and really neat. Pep Club. PAULSON, ALLEN Al“ In every field he doe all right, but thi fellow' mi chief shine like a light. Choral Club; Record Staff; Sophomore Football; No-Ac'� ; Gymnastics; Vaudeville; Sophomore Basketball. PAULSON, MARY Mare live, laugh, and be 'Mary'. F.T.A.; Ushers Club; Blue Tri; Spanish Club; Tommie Boosters; Vaudeville. PAUMEN, BERNICE Bernie Play and I'll play with you; work and you'll work alone. PAYNE, BETH Quiet, thoughtful, loyal too; we wish just loads of luck to you. Group Captain; F.H.A.; Red Cross. PEDERSEN, JOY Jo Her world is full of 'Joy' because she makes it so. Jr. Cabinet; Sr. Cabinet; Student Council; Vaudeville; F.T.A.; Sr. Class Play; Ushers Club. Pres.; Choral Club; Tommie Tones. PEHLING, LORELEI torie We only live once so let's make the best of It. Work Program. PELTIER, JEANNE M. Peltieree A whole riot squad wrapped up in one body. Jr. Cabinet; Red Cross; Blue Tri; French Club; Golf Team; Racket Club; Vaudeville; Sr. Class Play Committee; Pep Club. PERIN, JANET Jan Persistent talker but nice to know. Pep Club; Blue Tri; Sr. Class Play Committee; Knit-Witts; Vaudeville. PERRY, MERRYONNE Combination, looks, and fun; she's a friend of everyone. Student Council; Blue Tri; F.T.A.; Tommie Boosters; Pep Club; Office Page. PERZEL, MARGARET Margie Tis the quiet worker who succeeds. Record Staff; F.T.A.; Pep Club; No-Ac's. 49 PETERSON, GARRY Pete Sometime in hit career he mutt have twallowed an encyclopedia. Student Council; Tennlt Team; Editon Forensic league. PETERSON, GAYLE She it happy and full of fun, a loyal friend to everyone. Blue Trl; Spanith Club; No-Ac's; Pep Club. PETERSON, MARY ANN Pete Sometimet the't teriout, tometimet the't gay, but the't ture to be friendly all through the day. Blue Trl; Bank Cathier; Spanith Club; Uthert Club; Record Staff; F.T.A. V. Pret. PETERSON, SHARON Goofy My greatest pleasure it doing what people tay I cannot do. Bank Cathier; German Club; lunchroom Service; Vaudeville. PFEIFFER, FREYA Always cheerful, alwayt gay a friend to all In every way. Blue Trl; leadership Club; German Club; Fosentic league; Sr. Cabinet; Red Cross; Foreign Exchange Student. PHILLIPPI, HAROLD Flip Silence it at deep at eternity. 50 PINK, THOMAS Thumbt Small In stature, but mighty in tpirif. Sophomore Bate-ball; Gymnastics; Swimming Team; E Club. PLASTER, JAMES Jim A bit of work, mostly play, keeps him busy all the day. No-Ac't. PLUMB, STEVE He stoops for nothing but a door. Spanith Club; Sophomore Basketball. PREHAR, BODAN Bo Didley Whatever he did wat done with to much ease; in him alone 'twat natural to please. Student Council; Football; Track; Basketball; Red Crott; Gymnastics; No-Ac't. PRESCOTT, CHERYL L. Cherie The rule of my life; make pleasure my butinctt. Tommie Tonet. PUCKTELL, BARBARA Barb The biggett rascal that walks upon two legt. Pep Club. NESHEIM, KAREN Always laughing, olwoys gay, merrily she wends her way. Pep Club; Choral Club. RAINVILLE, ANTOINETTE Toni Dark eyes and pleasing smile, a dependable friend all the while. French Club; Jr. Cabinet; Pep Club; Sr. Cabinet; Vaudeville; Blue Tri. REIFENBERGER, JOANNE Jo In school I'm quiet—outside— that's different. Spanish Club; Ushers Club; F.T.A. REIGSTAD, JOANNE Joni Her heart Is like the moon, there’s a man in it. Work Program. REM1LLONG, ROBERT Sob I never let study interfere with my education. Swimming Team. RESHETAR, SANDRA Sandy An unbeatable combination-beauty and ability. Golf Team; Office Page; Tommie Tones; Red Cross; Jr. Cabinet; Trampoline Club; J.A. RHYNER, EUGENE Gene To worry is folly; let's grin and be jolly. RHYNER, JAMES Jim Just being happy is a fine thing. Spanish Club; Tommie Boosters; Boys' Glee Club; No-Ac's. RICK, DIANE Di Her wise smile is sweet. Tommie Tonos; Blue Tri; Art Club; F.H.A. Tommie Boosters; Pep Club. RIGNELL, SHARON Sherri Pretty, clever, full of fun, she's known and liked by overy-one. Golf Team; Red Cross; Blue Tri; Jr. Cabinet; Sr. Cabinet; Pcp Club; Tommie Boosters. RINGEL, TERRENCE Terry Who says nothing makes no mistakes. Stair Guards; Hall Guards. RINGEL, THOMAS Tom School breaks up my day so much. 51 RISCH, ROBERT Bob Porfect president, witty and clevor; you from our hoarts we'll nevor sever. Football; Bas-kotball; Track; Wizard Staff; Band; Studont Council; Leadership Club; Vaudcvillo; Sr. Class Play; Stair Guards, Captain; Sr. Class Pres. ROBACK, RICHARD Dick He is quiet and shy, but a regular guy. Band. ROOTKIE, GINGER Gin Talk about ginger, she's got the whole spice box. German Club; No-Ac's; Rocord Staff; Group Captain. RUSSINIK, MICHAEL Mike Always raising a 'racket'. Tennis Team; Choral Club; Sophomore Football. RYAN, MICHAEL Mike Sometimes he works, sometimes he plays; never too serious, always gay. National Honor Society; Stair Guards; Gymnastics; Sophomore Football. SADLER, DAVID Dave I am small, but remember Napoleonl Student Council; Sr. Class Play; Vaudeville. 52 SARGENT, ROBIN Robinhood Sober but not serious, quiet but not idle. Stage Crew. SCALES, MARCIA Sketzy The fortunes of thy hidden life are through thy friendship found. Trampoline Club; Blue Tri; Art Club; Vaudeville; Ushers Club. SCHAAPVELD, GARY Shock May his stock of good nature never change. SCHIFFER, PATRICIA J. Squirt A way with books, let's have some fun. Lunchroom Service; No-Ac's. SCHIFFER, PENELOPE Penny If silence were golden, a penny would buy her. Tommie Tones; Girls' Glee Club; Pep Club; No-Ac's. SCHIMINSKY, DAVE Know him better, everyone; for he is a lot of fun. Rocord Staff; Vaudeville. SCHULLO, KENNETH Chubs He may look quiet here, but did you ever see him anywhero , else? Football; Baseball; No-Ac's; Vaudovillo; lunchroom Aid. SCOTT, NILES Q. Scott Go West, young man, go West; aftor Edison, you need a rest. SCOTT, ROBIN Scott Tall, dark, and good natured —what more could you ask for? SEDERBERG, DELORES Do Do Happy-go-lucky, young and free; there is nothing that bothers me. Blue Tri; Ushers Club; Knit-Witts; Racket Club. SERBANIC, GEORGIANN George Unselfish, faithful, and shy, we've no sweeter girl in Edison High. Gym Aid; F.T.A.; German Club. SERUM, HARRIET A right good gal, we all admit; she has her fun and studies a bit. Record Staff, Editor; Blue Tri, Pres.,- leadership Club. ‘Sec.; French Club. V. Pres.; National Honor Society; Spanish Club; Vaudeville; Trampoline Club; Red Cross. SETTERA, THOMAS J. Big Tom Why worry—It makes wrinkles. Jr. Choir; Sr. Choir; Choral Club; Baseball, Manager; lunchroom Aid. SEXTON, SANDRA K. Sandy A girl with real class, and style; never seen without a smile. F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Art Club; Vaudeville; Cheerleader; Tommie Boosters, Sec.; Blue Tri, Treas.; Sr. Cabinet; Record Staff; Gym Aid. SHAFFER, SHARON L. Sherry Sweetly she goes on her way, and missed if gone a day. Sr. Choir. SHELTON, SANDRA Sandy Each day brings her now adventure of jollity and happy laughter. Sr. Choir; Tommie Tones; Spanish Club; J.A. SHOLANDER, DIANE Her winning smile and happy ways will bring her luck through the days. Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Wizard Staff; Sr. Choir; Office Page. SHORE, RAYMOND Ray I thought I saw him studying, but lo, it was a dream. Choral Club. 53 SIKORSKI, JAMES MITCHELL '“Jim A good kid, and you can't hardly gat them no more. Stair Guard ; Hall Guard ; Track; Crot Country. SKIRKA, TERRIANN Terri There' a � perkle In tho e eye , her love for mischief never die . Choral Club; Student Council; Usher Club; Blue Trl; Leadership Club; Vaudeville; Wizard Staff; Pep Club; Spanish Club; No-Ac'� . SIMON. JOHN Came A finer fellow is seldom found; for higher thing he is always bound. SIMONSON, JANETTE Simie Her bubbling good naturo is a cure for the blues. French Club; Pep Club. SMITH, DONALD M. Don He is having a hard time finding a half hour to do his next week's studying in. Soph. Football; Record Staff; Work Program. SMITH, SHARON Her quiet ways, her friendly smile, really makes her worth our while. Sr. Choir; Tommie Tones; Choral Club; Blue Tri; Spanish Club. SIMONEAU, CHERYL It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Spanish Club. SIMPSON, THOMAS Oty These quiet people often deceive you. lunchroom Monitor; No Ac's; Vaudeville; Soph. Football; Soph. Hockey. SOBINSKI, MARLYS Mar She' a cheerful type; a girl we all like. Blue Tri; J.A.; F.T.A.; Bank Cashier; Sr. Choir; Tommie Tones; Pep Club. SOLBERG, ANN 54 life is a sea of trouble, but I'm a good swimmer. Student Council; leadership Club; Red Cross, Co-Pres.; Blue Tri; Jr. Class V. Pres.; Senior National Honor Society; Record Staff; Sr. Class Play; Swimming Team; Vaudeville. SIVANICH, JAMES Jim A nicer boy you cannot find with an intellectual mind. Inventors Club; Spanish Club. 54 SOLEM, DONNA Modest, quiet, and sweet. Tommie Boosters; Pep Club; French GJub; Pres.; Blue Tri; Tommie Tones; Sr. Choir; Art Club. SOLZ, DOUGLAS Slouch Bold at brats, hard at Heel, but he't got that certain tex appeal. Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Student Council; Vaudeville; Printing Staff; Jr. Cabinet; No-Ac' . STELLICK, SHARON Shar live, love, laugh, and be happy. Vaudeville; Red Cross; Work Program. SOPCYK, LARRY John” Larry is very quiet and shy, and all in all, he is a real swell guy. SOWADA, CAROL Here's a girl who’ll never rest till at each task she's done her best. Blue Tri, Sec.; Red Cross; Tommie Boosters, Treas.; Ushers Club; Pop Club; Knit-Wittt. STARK, JARRIN Jer BooksI 'Tit an endless strife. Inventors Club. STEFANOE, RICHARD Dick A crowd of books distracts the mind. STELLENBERG, GERALD Jer Babe Why take life seriously, we never get out of it alive. STEPANCHAK, PAUL Fighting, loyal, firm, and true; football man, here's to you! Football; No-Ac's; Print Staff; Track. STEPHENS, PATRICIA Pat She is one of the kind that makes the world go 'round. Band; Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Usher Club; F.T.A., Treas. STODDARD, ANDREW Andy Rollicking, snappy, always gay, a carefree fellow with a caro-free way. STONE, SANDRA LEE Sandy She's as kind as she is fair. STONE, SANDRA LEE Sandy Fun and gay, in a nice sort of way. F.H.A. 55 STRANBERG, ROBERT Bob Quiet, until you know him, SULLIVAN, DANIEL Dan Silence has its advantages. Gymnastics; Tommie Boosters. SUWALSKI, RAYMOND Ray A handful of life it better than a bushel of learning. SWANSON, BARBARA Barb Her way is ploasant, her •mile it gold, her friendship is lotting; so we've been told. J.A.; Tommie Tones; Sr. National Honor Society; Blue Tri; Red Cross; No-Ac's; Sr. Class Play; Student Council. SWANSON, GORDON Gordie The easy way always seems the most reasonable. Golf; Vaudeville. SWANSON, JANET Jan Full of gontle kindness; her looks, and her language. Blue Tri; Tommie Tones; Red Cross; Croup Captain. 56 SZEWC, FRANK Big Frank A friend that makes the least noise Is often the most useful. TARASAR, DIANA Sunny hair, sunny smile, toughing, talking all the while. Blue Tri; French Club; Work Program. TARASAR, PATRICIA Pat Silence it golden, but fun when you break it. Blue Tri; Ushers Club; F.T.A.; J.A.; Spanish Club; Tennis Team; No Ac's; Pop Club. TARASAR, WILLIAM 8 7 Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. No-Ac's. TAYLOR, CONSTANCE ANN Connie She has the will to do, the power of doing, and better than thl , she does. National Honor Society; National Forensic League; F.T.A.; Edison Debate Team; Jr. Cabinet; Ushers Club; Gym Aid; Spanish Club. TAYLOR, DIANE Shorty The quiet people often sur-priie you. Bluo Tri. THOMPSON, DONALD Don The world deals good natured-ly with good natured people. Swimming Team; Tommie Boosters. TISH, JAMES Jim I'd like to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. Vaudeville. TRIPP, ROGER flog life is iust one grand time. Stoir Guards; Hall Guards; Track; Swimming. TROUT, ROBERTA Bobbie Life is jolly, life is gay; why work when you can play. Blue Tri; Ushers Club; Golf Team. TRUDELL, DINA Dlnl Not very tall, not very small, but fair and sweet and liked by all. Pep Club; Ushers Club; Office Page. TUNGLAND, BETTI Set A cheerful friend like a sunny day. TURBAK, LUCRETIA A. Kefa A pleasant, attractive, cheerful lass whose charm and grace give her class. Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Homecoming Attendant; Sr. Cabinet; Pep Club; Sr. Choir; lunchroom Service. TURNQUIST, RUTH Ruthie Twinkling eyes that always shine, all she does is sure to be fine. Leadership Club; Tommie Boosters; Student Council; F.T.A.; Vaudeville; Pep Club; Gym Aid; Rod Cross; Blue Tri; Knit-Witts. ULAAANIEC, JO ANN Jo Of many words there is no need, just these three, a friend indeed. Jr. Cabinet; Red Cross; Tommie Tones; Work Program. VADIS, JAMES R. J. Roger An athleto every Inch and inches there are. Football; Basketball; Track; Stair Guards; Hall Guards. VALENTA, CLAYTON Get thee behind me. Satan, end push. 57 VAN DEVENER, GORDON Gordy A brimful of mischief end wit and glee, as • person can be. No Ac's; Soph. Hockey; Hall Guards. VARHOL, WILLIAM Duner Onco known, he's a true friend. VARIAN, JUDITH Ruitlan Judt If silence is golden, then I'm a brass band. Red Cross; Spanish Club; Record Staff; Blue Tri; Group Captain; Pep Club; Gym Aid; Vaudeville; No-Ac's; Ushers Club. VESCIO, FRANK Veih He is a quiet man and quite a man. Track; Hall Guerds; Stair Guards; Stair Guard Captain,-Vaudeville. VESCIO, JOE Vesh A character worth knowing. Football; Vaudeville. VILLELLA, SHARON Sherri Silence and I are strangers. Tommie Tones; Spanish Club; J.A. VIZECKY, JAMES V c Give to the world the best you have. Hi-C; No Ac's. WALKER, JUDITH Judy Merry, ambitious, and always kind, a girl like her is hard to find. Tommie Boosters; Pep Club; Blue Tri; Tommie Tones; Choral Club; Sr. Choir; French Club; Student Council; Red Cross. I WALLACE, DONNA Bumper Active, loyal, and |olly; To be sad is simply folly. Vaudeville; Pep Club, Pres.; leadership Cub; Junior Cabinet; Sr Cabinet; Ushers Club; Blue Tri; Gym Aid. WALLIS, DICK Tick I am small, but so is a stick of dynamite. Band; Vaudeville; Bank Cashier; No Ac's. WALUS, PATRICIA Kelli Silence is sweeter than speech. Spanish Club; F.T.A.; Art Club; Knit-Witts,- Record Staff. WARHOL, PAMELA Pam Sho 1 quiet, but we all agree, � he It nice to know and nice to tee. ' Blue Tri; J.A. WEBB, KAREN Webby The beauty of women it their hair. Bank Cashier; Blue Tri; J.A.; Tommie Tones; Jr. Cabinet; Pep Club; Knit-Witts; No-Ac's. WEISE, PHYLLIS Phil A faithful friend to those who know hor. J.A.; Forensic League; Library Assistant; Sr. Class Play Committee; Pep Club; Ushers Club. WENDT, MERIDEL Mary When trouble comes my way, I take another path. WESELENAK, STEPHEN Wees It is with great elation that he has finished an education. Group Captain; Gymnastics. WESTCOTT, CAROL Snooky Girls like her are just too few. Swimming Team. WESTOVER, CAROL The reason why gentlemen prefer blondes. Pop Club; Blue Tri; F.T.A.; Tommio Tones. WHITE, MARY Mare Ful. of fun and fancy free. Student Council; Blue Tri; Vaudeville; Cheerleader; Forensic League; Office Page. WIBERG, KATHLEEN Kathy She's thoughtful and swcof, from her head to her feet. Blue Tri; Leadership Club, Pres.; Sr. Cabinet; National Honor Society; No-Ac's; Vaudeville; F.T.A.; Office Page; Pep Club; Red Cross. WIDEEN, BARBARA A. Barb Thoy say I'm quiet and shy, but you'd be surprised. J.A.; Ushers Club; Spanish Club; Sr. Choir; Lunchroom Aid. WIDSETH, JANE A blond beauty who alwoys does her duty. Wizard, Editor; Leadership Club, V. Pres.; Red Cross, Pres.; Studont Council; Tommie Tones; Blue Tri; J.A.; National Honor Society; German Club. WIGGEN, THOMAS Tom He's a jolly good follow, his friends all declare. Football; Record Staff; Sr. Cabinet; Vaudeville. 59 WILSON, KENT W H's HI funny bone never fails him. Band; Tennis; J.A.; Vaudevillo. WINGE, GERALD Jerry Overflowing with harmful mischief. Art Club; Track; No Ac's; Vaudeville. WOTHINGTON, CLARK A boy every one wants to know better. Hall Guards. WORTHINGTON, KAY Boys may bo a puzzlo. but she'll never give them up. Leadership Club; Blue Trl; Vaudeville; Sr. Choir; Choral Club; Sr. Class Play; No Ac's; Knit-Witts; Sr. Cabinet; Tommie Boosters. WRYK, PATRICIA Pat Let's laugh and play and chase troubles away. Blue Trl; Pep Club. YATES, DAVID Peanut He is of stature somewhat low; not all heroes were tall you know. Football; Basketball; Gymnastics; Leadership; Student Council; No-Ac's, Chairman; Vaude-ville; Jr. Class President. 60 YORSTON, DEAN He may be shy, but there's a twinkle in his eye. Soph. Footbalb No Ac's; Vaudeville; Hi-Y. YOUNG, BRUCE Never run after a bus, or o girl; anothor will be along In a minute. Track; Red Cross, Pres.; No Ac's; Vaudeville; Band. ZAWADSKI, GLORIA Glory Her ways arc the ways of pleasantness. Blue Tri; Spanish Club; Pep Club; F.T.A.; Tommie Tones; Red Cross. ZAWISLAK, WILLIAM Bill A man of charm and wit, who made us smile quito a bit. Football; Rorord Staff; Student Council, V. Pres.; No Ac's; Vaudeville. ZELAZNY, GERALD H. Z-Babe Tho longer you know him the better you like him. Band. ZIERMAN, JEAN Jeanre Exceedingly silent and exceedingly nice. Art Club; Blue Tri; Vaudeville. Camera Shy BELLANGER, TED CARLSON, ROGER FABER, PAULINE FEYO. JACK IVES, WAYNE KLASNJA, KATHLEEN PENNINGTON, SUE PRESTON, ART POSTER. RICHARD 61 PERSONALITY PLUS: Dick Graf and Sharon Flanigan BEST DANCERS: Jim Glodek and Sharon Rignell Hall of Fame 62 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Jane Widteth and Bruce Korblick MOST TALENTED: Carol Kuonsfing and Jerry Barfuss TYPICAL EDISONIAN: Betty Carlton end Tom Maxwell BIGGEST FLIRTS: Al Paulton and Judy lindquitt BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE: Bohdan Prehar and Keta Turbak BEST LINE: Mary White and Butch Bubar MOST ATHLETIC: Doug Solz and Sandy Eklund SHYEST: Dave Yate and Karen Oleson MOST DIGNIFIED: Stan Korus and Harriet Serum MOST FASCINATING: Froya Pfeiffer and Cliff Hickenon 67 Organizations The governing body of our school is the Student Council. It performs many functions for the welfare of all students. The members are elected by their fellow students because of their abilities to lead and govern our school. This year's Student Council sponsored many social events, such as Homecoming, Sadie Hawkins, Sno-Daze, and Vaudeville. This year the Student Council convention was held at Vocational High School in Minneapolis. Edison housed approximately 60 representatives to the convention from out of town. The advisor of the Student Council, Mr. Breneman, has done an outstanding job through his willingness to help and ability to lead our Student Council's activities throughout the year. We are proud of our student government, for it makes Edison our school. Mr. BRENEMAN, Advisor Student Council 68 Tom B«nson Treasurer Danila Johnson Secretary ASSEMBLY—ROW I: H. Scrum, K. Gustafson. D. Wallace, B. Coveney, C. Kuensting, J. Hughart. ROW II: D. Graf. D. Solz, T. Maxwell, D. Yates. DECORATIONS—ROW I: T. Skirko, K. Gustafson, L. Kilpatrick, B. Carlson, K. Anderson, K. Neuman, P. Anderson. ROW II: D. Graf, C. Houdek, T. Benson, B. Grivna, B. Holcomb, R. Pestello, F. Yates. 69 ETHICS: R. Pestello, D. Julkowski, B. Risch, D. Graf, B. Held. RECOGNITION-SEATED: J. Widseth, A. Solberg. STANDING: B. Swanson, R. Andrews. K. Galllson, K. Lind, C. Wlosinski, T. Rainville, K. Turbak. VAUDEVILLE—ROW I: K. Pahl, B. Zawislak, M. Russinik, M. Kocisack, B. Brown. ROW II: C. Jalma, J. Pederson, P. Godava, B. Wojack, C. Fields. H. Serum, A. Guetzlaff, B. Bergman. PUBLICITY: K. Erickson, S. Gozola, D. Julkowski, K. Erickson, C. Sowada, J. AAelek, C. Goetz, H. Serum. 70 TOMMIE BOOSTERS-ROW I: D. LaFond, J. Donatello. President; Mr. Gcankopolis, Mr. Roach, C. Sowada, Treasurer; J. Walker. ROW II: R. Duffee, R. Ranallo, K. Worthington, D. Hozcmpa, D. Bourgerie, E. Grabanski, M. Szutz, B. Galka, J. Miller, J. Reeves, M. Paulson. ROW III: C. lambertus, D. Rick, M. Lindstrom, B. Patterson, S. Bouta, T. Irmon, S. Robertson, D. Julkowski, R. KowaJiuk, B. Anderson. ROW IV: S. Pennington, S. Hudoba, J. Giovannini, R. Ballot, S. Hansen, S. Januszewski, J. Melck, R. Turnquist, I. Grotte, D. Hagen. ROW V: B. lindman, C. Field, T. Leonard, J. Rhyner, T. McGuire, T. Urbanski, M. Mogren, D. Koster, S. Mika. Pro Aliis RED CROSS—ROW I: M. Englund, K. Lind, Secrctary-Troasurer; J. Widsoth, Co-President; Miss Torney, Mrs. Smith, A. Solberg, Co-President; E. Richard, Vice-President; B. Swanson. ROW II: H. Teaguo, B. Lifson, C. Munson, M. Gruonborg, F. Pfeiffer, J. Johnson, M. Boulet, S. Reshetar. ROW III: J. Paradise, N. Quamme, C. Stcnbakken, K. Frane, J. Varian, S. Morealt, L. Forster, B. Pavlik, H. Sorum. ROW IV: J. Schubert. J. Estum, N. Lindgren, J. Peltier, K. Hanson, M. Roethke, S. Clos, B. Boris. ROW Vj K. Murphy, N. Wrobcl, K. Jaseniuk, S. Smith, P. Ryan, S. Dunn, C. Johnson. ROW VI: A. Chiodo, J. Wojciak, D. Green, G. Namie, J. Robinson, K. Guetzlaff, R. Smith, N. McDonald. ROW VII: J. Ludke, T. Markely, M. Moore, M. Liiste, A. Fretag, A. Neuman, M. Mogren, B. Brant. MISS FERGUSON This year the Edison Choral Department has grown to include seven large groups and three small ensembles. The Department is under the direction of Miss Mary Barbara Ferguson, and includes Mr. O. Raymond Champlin. Under the direction of these two able leaders, the choral groups have brought us many fine programs. At Christmas time, the Choral Club presented an assembly for us, and the Tenth Grade Choir and Tommie Tones presented a program at night. In the second semester the Choral Club presented Elijah by Mendelssohn as a part of the Spring Concert. The choirs also took part in the annual State Music Contest. On November 1, 1959, our new organ was dedicated at a special concert given by Mr. C. Wesley Anderson. This concert culminated five years of collections in order to buy the instrument. Since then, the organ has added much pleasure to our assemblies. Giving and Receiving CHORAL CLUB—ROW I: D. Sibet, E. Richard, Sac. loader, B. Anderson, J. Rosell, K. Pahl, J. Pedersen, K. Lind, Sac. Laadar; C. Coulter, 0. Robertson, B. Larson, S. Flinck, R. Johnson, R. Knoll, F. Pfeiffer. J. Korbe. C. James. ROW II: S. Smith, N. lindgren, Treasurer; J. Schuh, O. Zoarb, S. Anderson, S. Coryell, J. Yorston, K. Kubinski, S Brown, H. Wedin, G. Kranak, N. Dorso, K. Gallison, Sac.; J. Arones, P. Dzubay, J. Johnson, T. Skirka, J. Hughart. ROW III: K. Enrooth, T. Bansan, G. Pribula, Sac. Leader; B. Brown, C. Olson, J. Liemohn, Sac. Leader; M. Russinik, T. Simonson, J. Kuminski, N. Palmquist, D. Fahrendorff. E. Olson, S. Rheaume, P. Evanton, D. Paaverod, Sec. Leader; K. Worthington. P. Briley. ROW IV: M. Hougen, D. Koch, M. Liitte. J. Norback, I. la Matte, President; R. Shore, D. Haugen, P. Fitzgerald, R. Greenhagen, D. Christian, J. Grones, Sec. Leader; B. Greenhagen, M. Mogren, $. Keene, K. Neuman, 0. Krumm, T. Irmen, L. Knutsen, L. Haire, Sec. Leader. 72 TOMMIE TONES—ROW Is D. Solem, Sec. Leader; J. Donatelle. President; D. Carpentier, Treasurer; M. Grucnberg, J. Michnowski, J. Reeves, B. Nelson, S. Roshetar, Sec. Leader; L. LaMotte, C. Houdek, R. Peterson, J. Frizzelle, C. Weslover, D. Peterson, D. Lafond. ROW II: S. Shelton, Sec. Leader; B. Cooper, M. Stopera, N. Tarasar, M. Prehar, J. Hruby, J. Jones. Vice-President; M. Mell, P. Faremho, 0. Nosidlak, M. Szutz, M. Sobcin-iki, K. Kunzman, M. Hagfors, Sec. leader; C. Lamberlus. ROW III: L. Freed, S. Gwiazdon, S. Johnson, C. Nelson, R. Kowaliuk, J. Thies, S. Schable, J. Eggen, K. Serbanic, M. Lindstrom, P. Rehder, A. Christerson, D. Bourgerie, L. Forster, accompanist; D. Frank. ROW IV: D. Zak, A. Zak, C. Cherioli, N. Tuveson, B. Salmon, D. Thomas, S. Hudoba, K. Walling, J. Rodgers, M. Roehike, J. Larson, L. Grotte, C. Guernsey. M. Howitz, S. Glisan, S. Bouta. Pleasure From Soup; TENTH GRADE CHOIR—ROW I: R. Thompson, G. Guzy, M. Brinda, R. Balthazor, J. Erickson, B. Jordon, C. Nelson, J. Murphy, P. Senum, L. Carlson. M. Hakala, S. St. Cyr, S. Warhol, A. Westlund, P. Williams, I. Anagnostou, K. Semanko, P. Ryan, D. Trout, J. Schaaf, Mr. Champlin. ROW II: D. Rising, T. Asp, J. Brinda, R. Helvey, K. Swedean, C. Clark, J. Thompson, K. Betko, S. Smith, L. Connors, C. Swanson, J. Lind, S. Ellis, M Stien. S. lipski, J. Sabin, J. Gorski. ROW III: R. Roethke, R. lubansky. J. Wedin, M. Hafner, R. Clark, J. lunquisf. K. O'Hara. S. Ekberg. K. Palkowski, M. Glisan, D. White, J. Schubert, D. Corneillier, C. Allen, S. Swanson, C. Munson, T. Oleksa, D. Taylor, K. Nybo, O. Carlson. ROW IV: D. Thune, S. Mogren, D. Maguire, D. Mott, G. Widseth, P. Sandell, D. Lopata, R. Wiberg, E. O'Reilly, J. Settcra, B. Suhon, M. Petruzza, E. Dascalos, B. Walthour, M. Englund, C. Bell, M. Boulot, A. Jasicki, D. Pribula, D. Crocker, G. Wallis, J. luhman, D. Johnson. The Ensembles Ensembles are formed from talented students who sing with the larger choral groups. The ensembles meet once a week to practice both classical and semi-popular music. The groups often perform for organizations in the community. BOYS' ENSEMBLE ROW I: D. Johnson, W, Miskowic, B. Fitzgerald, J. Ardilo. ROW II: J. Lundoll, I. Kappeller, J. Hubbard, M. Ekre. ROW III: B. lindman, E. Lawrence, T. Johnson, G. Lester. ROW IV: R. Bleuins, G. laun, B. Anderson. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE E. Richards, N. Lindgren, S. Anderson, P. Briley, J. Schuh, N. Dorso, J. Korba, I. Haire, D. Fahrendorff, Piano—K. Lind. OCTETTE ROW I: S. Kreig, B. Anderson, J. Johnson, J. Hugh-art. ROW II: L. laMotte, J. Kaminski, J. Grones, ABSENT: B. Wood. Piano—D. Krumm. 74 EDISON MALE CHORUS—ROW I: E. Olson, K. Lore nee, D. Johnston, R. Blevins, G. laun, J. lundell. J. Dame, R. lindmen, D. Skwarek, B. Fitzgerald, J. Ardito. ROW II: Mr. Champlin, D. Nystrom, B. Brant, R. Barker, G. Hogan, D. Hansen, B. Anderson, J. Engstrom, T. Johnson, J. Thies, G. Pribula. ROW III: N. Sellman, A. Burt, J. Pearson, H. Ildva, G. Lester, J. Feyo, W. Miskowic. M Ekre. D. Bistodeau. ROW IV: D. Cable, T. Jaros, P. Falley. R. Schroeder, D. Lewis, E. Lawrence, S. Swendra, P. Barnacle, I. Keppeller, J. Hubbard. Music of Life GIRLS' GLEE CLUB—ROW I: P. Mayer, M. Gromek, J. Lind, S. Gentry. J. Guzy, L. Skogsberg, B. Fitzgerald, I. Jurek, D. Hozempa, A. Fehn, P. Layeux, J. Herdey, Treasurer. ROW II: D. Washburn, J. Branger, Sec. Leader; S. Sanger. N. Reitsma, K. Larson, S. McLean, B. Lindgren, J. Chew, B. Saba, S. Hartfc President; B. Godiewski, Sec. Leader; J. Parlow, B. Olejnicak. ROW III: K. Karkula, L Kilpatrick, Sec. leader; J. Kook, M. Koppi, Sec. leader; L Sorenson, P. Clark, J. Komar, B. Turek, B. Jordan, A. Johnson, K. Jaseniuk, Vice-President; A. Dooner, S. Januszewski. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB—ROW It K. Maatrian, 0. lane, V. Smith, S. Nelaon, M. Kociacak, C. Czekalak, S. O'Connell, E. Doyle, J. Hart, H. Gipaky, M. Ruiz, K. Stockhaua, I. Serkaaevich, I. Weeky, J. Zukowaki, A. Bernard. ROW II: J. Zabrocki, P. Depew, S. Andera, P. Polaaki, N. Orr, K. Egeland, S. Jenaen, K. Broake, C. Duaenka, B. Johnaton, P. Dawaon, J. Goaaler, J. Henricka, Y. Tacheny, J. Rick, J. Lien. ROW III: S: Lach, P. Bohr. J. Kopp, S. Robertaon, K. Fellinghuaen, S. Lieaki, A. Krych, G. Kuczek, M. Jenaen, B. Maloney. S. Danielaki, K. Maxey, N. Naulf, B. Skinner, S. Maddock, S. Jaroacak. ROW IV: K. Manley, A. Kabaczi, J. Leonard, S. Sanocki, S. Infihar, S. Slick, J. Hunt, M. Patteraon, S. McQuarrie. J. lyatig. K. Paulaon, I. Gunderaon, A. Hanaen, B. Murray, S. Miller. Poetry in Music BOYS' CHOIR—ROW I: G. Peferaon, K. Ranallo, F. Sime, D. Skuza, B. Spano, B. Houdek, D. Johnaon, G. Walgren, D. Super, B. Super, B. Tich, M. Falkowaki, J. Zukowakl. ROW II: G. Olaen, R. Romanchuk, J. Rebartchek, P. Kuntaon, J. ludke, J. Pugh. P. Anderaen, N. Aahley, D. Hill, N. Matuahenko, J. Corneliua, Mr. Champlin. ROW III: M. Nelaon, W. Evenaon, B. White, A. Kuch, J. Gorczyce, M. Cooley, D. Pieraon, D. Aaplund, D. Walua, G. Janei, G. Genoaky. 76 Edison Band The Edison Band was organized for the purpose of developing the musical interests and aptitudes of students who qualify. The band has always been an organization to be proud of. The members have strived to do their best to develop good music. 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 usually offers a real challenge for the members. As the band plays on through the years, we will remember their accomplishments. CURTIS SUERTH, Major Rounding the curve, the band enter the field. 77 Mr. Lunkley has been band director at Edison for 22 years. His genuine and sincere concern for each student makes him a favorite with them. He has an ability to draw ev -y ounce of talent from each member of the band to its advantage. Under Mr. Lunkley's able direction, the band has become accomplished in classical and semi-popular music as well as rousing marches. This is evidenced in their concerts and ratings in the state contest. Mr. Lunkley is admired and respected by the entire 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. MR. ELMO LUNKLEY, Director Working Toward Perfection ROW I: L. Nokola, B. Redfield, T. Herrmann, C. Bcrglund. ROW II: K. Voire. J. Anderson, J. Anderson, M. Hoffman, P. Varian, S. Dunn, B. Pierre, M. Hougen. ROW III: O. lewytzkyj, P. Anderson, J. Pctrosewich, N. Erickson, B. Boris, 1. Stephen, J. Johnson, C. Johnson, K. Flannery, R. Risch, R. Roback. ROW IV: C. Webber, J. Holmon, L. Painter, K. McKenzie, M. Snadborg, M. Wojciak. ROW V: J. Nelson, M. Moore, P. Stephens, V. Lloyd, J. Koblos, H. Griffith, L. Carlson, D. Brinda. ROW VI: J. Zelazny, B. lucking, P. Dzubay, G. Bruins, C. Corey, J. Myrvold, F.. Ballot, F. Stanchfield. Concentrated effort from the trumpet section. Is Necessary in Music ROW I: C. Kurschner, J. Nepsha, R. Bloch, A. Chura, J. Melius, J. Benson. ROW II: S. Amundson, T. Zell, A. Bernard, R. Scales, D. Cleary, A. Chiodo, G. Wilson, D. Brouillard. ROW III: K. Bath, A. Fretag, L. Dahlbert, D. Burmcister, D. Wallis. ROW IV: P. Grisim, T. Eich, D. Paulson, D. Zemier, D. Hiljus, D. Bingen, I. lindholf, J. Keller, J. Lilja, K. Wilson, R. Rapp. ROW V: N. DeCoursoy, N. Kirstiuk, I. Haflund, C. Pagonkopfm, R. Brandvold, R. Headcn, D. Rcavis. ROW VI: J. Faucher, C. Fehling, C. Suerth, N. Zimmerman, C. Jalma, T. Ragsdale, K. Prekker, C. Latson, J. Hughes, D. Nordahl. Honor Society The Edison Senior National Honor Society is composed of students who are in the upper 25 percent of their class, or have attained a B average scholastically. Membership is also determined by leadership, service, and character. The aim of the Society is 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 Society are rated by the faculty, and then voted on by the present membership. Any member can be dropped from the Society if he fails to meet the standards set by it. Activities by this society include an assembly for initiating new members, and a tea for retiring teachers. Although other honors bestowed by the school recognize special ability, skill, and talent, the Honor Society recognizes education as the fundamental objective. Throughout history man has recognized the value of such distinction and in one way or another has marked for special honor those who excel. Ancient and medieval universities established their honor societies. In modern times the coveted honor of election to Phi Beta Kappa outranks all other distinctions. In a student's election to this society, the whole school honors him. SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-ROW I: J. Hughart. K. Oleson, K. Pahl, C. Nordin, A. Borowicz. N. Quamme, L ly !ig, AA. Kennison, F. Pfeiffer, K. Worthington, B. Held,, C. Johnson, T. Skirka. ROW II: K. Balstad. C. Anderson, C. Kuensting, J. Holm, AA. Andrews, R. Frane, D. Johnson, S. Christy, J. Benson, J. Irwin, H. Serum. ROW III: B. Swanson, B. Anderson, K. Lind, M. Hougen, T. Leonard, B. Korblick, A. Guetzlaff, W. Grivna. D. AAcLeod, K. Jaseniuk, J. Olson, G. Hollen. ROW IV: J. Chapman, K. Carson. 0. Koniar, R. Headen, C. Christopherson, A. Bernard. K. Prekker, P. Boishardt, J. Grones, G. Peterson, S. Besnett, K. Gallison. 80 SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-ROW I: D. Yates, J. Donatelle, S. Eklund, J. Martin, C. Johnson, G. Michalov, G. Gossler, J. Thies, D. luban-sky, M. Novak. ROW II; J. Paradise, K. Kunzman, M. Buelow, K. Webb, D. Julkowski, L. Haire, J. Peltier, J. Nelson, M. Hagfors, G. Zawadski, J. Pedersen. ROW III: K. Ahlquist, J. Sivanich, G. Kranak, J. Widseth, A. Solberg, K. Wiberg, D. Beihoffcr, P. Stevens. ROW IV: F. Vescio, J. Nierengarten, C. Suerth, 0. Oberg, J. Vadis, R. Greenhagcn, R. Johnson, S. Korus, R. Anderson, M. Ryan. OFFICERS—ROW I: John Holm, Vice-President; Robin Andrews, Secretary; Bruce Korblick, President. ROW II: Al Guetzlaff, Treasurer. The National Forensic League is the high school honor society founded in 1925 for the promotion of interscholastic speaking. It now has 85,000 members and 650 chapters in every section of the country. It has a carefully planned system of awards — credit points, membership, advanced degrees, honor roll, certificates and keys. All students receive some recognition for their work. The Edison Forensic League is an organization whose purpose is to encourage participation in speech activities such as, debate, extemporaneous talks, oratory, discussion, and declamation. The members work for degrees in the National Forensic League. They also compete in the Minnesota State League. The Debate Squad begins the year with a large group of debaters who participate for several months. During the last weeks of the season the group is cut down to twelve debaters who do intensive work for the final tournaments. They are the official Edison Debate Squad. MISS GARLAND, Advisor Learning to Think EOISON FORENSIC LEAGUE—ROW I: D. Lubansky, Vico-President; M. Srutr, C. Erickson, C. lambertus, Mr. Blake, Advisor; K. Kunzman, President; F. Pfeiffer, A. Borowicr, C. Johnson. ROW II: K. Karkula, S. Christy, P. Weise, A. Christenson, I. Stephen, C. Kuensting, C. Taylor, J. Eggen. ROW III: M. Buelow, M. Stien, F. Stanchfield. G. Namie, J. Holm, R. Blevins, R. Headen, Treasurer; G. Peterson, I. Swanson, D. McLeod. 82 DEBATE SQUAD—ROW I: R. Header), K. Kunzman, R. Blevins, C. Taylor, G. Peterson. ROW II: K. Karkula, D. Lubansky, L. lystig, M. Buelow. A. Borowicz. and Speak Clearly NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE—ROW I: K. Korkula, L. Lystig, K. Kunzman, C. Taylor, D. Lubansky. ROW II: A. Borowicz, R. Headen, R. Blevins, G. Peterson, M. Buelow. 83 Frey a Pfeiffer, our A. F. S. exchange student from Germany. Students at Edison are able to become better acquainted with foreign countries through our foreign language clubs and through the A. F. S. program. We have three language clubs at Edison, the French Club, the German Club, and the Spanish Club. These clubs share a common purpose: to give students an opportunity to practice a foreign language in a social setting and to help them to learn more about the people and the customs of the different countries. The clubs have varied activities. This year the French Club published a newspaper and made scrapbooks to send to French school children. The Spanish Club, which is open to second year Spanish students, sponsored a Christmas party for all Spanish students. The German Club put on an assembly and made a scrapbook showing different parts of the United States to be sent to Germany. Freya Pfeiffer of Neunkirchen, Saarland, is the sixth American Field Service exchange student to attend Edison. From her we learned some of the customs of the German people, and we hope that she will take some of our customs back home with her. Our Language Clubs FRENCH CLUB—ROW I: J. Walker, G. Hollen, Secretary; K. Lind, President; A. Kellner, H. Serum, Vice-President; G. Kranak, Treasurer; J. Erickson. ROW lit J. Donatello, B. Kublnskl, J. Roman, J. Vosler, D. Hawfitch. M. Wojciak, J. Reeves. ROW III: C. Jorgensen, N. Van Bramer, B. Maloney, D. Bourgerie. D. Fahrendorff, J. Rye, J. Thies, O. Lewytxkyj. ROW IV: J. Friwelle. S. Biernet, S. Dunn, K. Salfveit, J. O'Shea. K. Erickson, K. Murphy. ROW V: S. Pennington, K. Timmers, S. Gozola, M. Lindstrom, K. Anderson, S. Mika, N. Lindgren. ROW VI: S. Rheeume, P. Anderson, G. Bishop, M. Mogren, S. Gunderson, S. Besneft, M. Miller. C. Gulbrandson. 84 GERMAN CLUB—ROW It C. Kurschner, C. Suerth, Vice-President; K. Kunzman, Socretary-Troasurer; Miss Sorenson, L. Lystig, President; Freya Pfeiffer, P. Varian. ROW II: O. Butqvsaim, C. Johnson, M. Hougen, S. Szczech, K. Kunzman, C. Stenbakken, J. Martin. ROW III: J. Widseth, G. Rootkie, S. Glisan, E. Elf, G. Serbanic, A. Solberg. ROW IV: R. Brandvold, T. Nierengarten, J. Vick, O. Green, R. Greenhagen, A. Fretag, D. Christian. Promote International Understanding SPANISH CLUB-ROW I: D. Carpentier, G. Gossler, President; M. Jensen, Vice-President; Miss Pappas, K. Wojdyla, Secretary; P. Polaski, Treasurer; S. Nelson. ROW II: S. Shelton, K. Stockhaus, J. Gossler, M. Ousenka, J. Nelson, B. Galka, N. DeCoursey, M. Paulson, S. Anders, J. Johnson, G. Zawadski. ROW III: G. Peterson, D. Crocker, J. Kopp, S. Jensen, S. Robertson, J. Green, K. Egeland, J. Larson, D. Knoll, J. Olson. ROW VI: P. Stephens, J. Farrier, J. Leonard, T. Leonard, J. Reifenberger, M. Peterson, 0. Markley, J. Myrvold, M. Buolow. ROW V: S. Hallqulst, J. Lcen, P. Anderson, S. Hudoba, K. Walling, T. Irmen, J. Halverson, P. Tarasar, K. Placicnik, F. Wright. ROW VI: P. Euanson, C. Jalma, P. Bahr, J. Bailey, M. Novak, 0. Johnson, L. Gunderson, C. Simoneau, N. Lee. ROW VII: D. lesterson, J. Sivanich, M. Mankowski, R. Romanchuk, G. Walgren, L Dahlberg, S. Korus, T. Asp, J. Amble, R. Mlinar, O. Carlson. 85 JUNIOR CABINET-ROW I: R. Perlick, K. Murphy, B. Boris, S. Dunn, M. Roothke, C. Stenbakken, B. Galka. ROW II: K. Saltveit, L. Grotte. R. Prestello, J. Prestomon, H. Ildvad, D. Crepeau, C. lambertus. ROW III: R. Poarton, J. Sarych, K. Velte, N. Scllman, B. Brany, G. Kranak. ROW IV: N. Ice, P. Anderson, M. Moore, R. Blevins, M, Hougen, S. Besneti, K. Plocionik. Leadership in Action JUNIOR ADVISORS-ROW I: Mr. Lopata, Mrs. Cornelius, Miss Garland, Miss Torney, Miss Choudek, Mrs. Birkemeycr, Mrs. Black, Mr. Berg. ROW II: Mr. Hamrin, Mr. Nickerson, Mr. Roach. Mr. Bestolich, Mr. Mathiason, Mr. Champlin, Mr. Bates. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Schwartz. LEADERSHIP CLUB—ROW I: J. Erickson, K. Gallison, Treasurer; J. Widseth, Vice-President; Mr. Schwartz, K. Wiberg, President; H. Scrum, Secretary; C. Johnson. ROW II: J. Vosler, K. Worthington, S. Ellis, N. Quammo, S. Flanigan, S. Eklund, C. Stcnbakken, O. Butgusaim, M. Kociscak, G. Krai. ROW III: D. Yates, A. Nazarenko, L Lystig. J. Nelson, S. Decker, N. lindgren, A. Christenson, D. Bourgerie, G. Gossler. ROW IV: D. Sadler, D. Wallace, R. Wiberg, A. Broad. J. Irwin, R. Turnquist. ROW V: T. Skirka, S. Hansen, M. Hougen, R. Clark, D. Beihoffor, P. Bohr. A. Solberg, K. Ahlquist, M. Roethke. ROW VI: J. Chapman, B. Redfield, C. Suerlh, S. Korus, C. Christopherson, D. Graf, R. Dullum, R. Risch, G. Kranak. Through Service USHERS' CLUB—ROW I: D. Lane. K Jaseniuk, Secretary-Treasurer; K. Pahl, President; Miss Choudek, J. Pedersen, President; K. Borske, M. Dusenka. ROW II: B. Wideen, D. Zoerb, C. lambortus, L. Forster, D. Knoll, D. Krumm, D. Sibbot, C. Czokalski. ROW III: K. Telllnghusen, P. Weise, S. Gozola, D. McLeod, I. Haflund, D. Trudell, M. Glisan. ROW IV: K. Paulson, T. Leonard, S. Robertson, M. Peterson, C. Nolson, S. Szczech, P. Stephens, T. Leonard. ROW V: S. Johnson, P. Anderson, J. Kook, J. Chapman. S. Besnett, S. Amundson. C. Guernsey, J. Reifenberger. Blue Tri BLUE TRI CABINET: C. Sowada, Secretary; Mr . Black, Advitor; H. Serum, President; C. Wlosinskl, Treasurer. ROW 2: I. Lystig, Chaplain; B. Robinson, Publicity; C. Field, ICC; J. Chapman, Vice-President. Blue Tri is the largest club at Edison with a membership of over 200 girls. This is largely a social club, but service to the community is also stressed. Once a month there is a Blue Tri general meeting which all the members attend. Twice a month chapter meetings are held at the homes of Blue Tri members. These chapters have several activities, such as field trips and speakers. CHAPTER I—THE TRI-TEERS ROW I: K. Russinik, J. Schubert. K. Olson, C. Field, P. Polaski, S. Mika, C. Clark. ROW II: D. Peterson, G. Hollon. K. Egeland, S. Jensen, F. Pfeiffer, G. Gossler, C. Munson. ROW III: D. Kresa, B. Frederickson, J. Yorston, S. Janus-zewskl, B. Walthour, B. Boris, B. Patterson, K. Lind. ROW IV: P. Stevens, J. Widseth, S. Sexton, M. Mogren, G. Bishop, K. Walling, E. Dascalos. CHAPTER II—THE OMICON-IPSILONS ROW I: M. Boulef. S. Anderson, S. Glisan, D. Koster, J. Gossler, N. Elsen. ROW II: J. Schaaf, J. Irwin. D. John-son, J. Nordin, S. Flanigan, J. Martin. ROW III: L Knutsen, B. Ready, D. Trout, P. Senum, C. Wlosinski. ROW IV: S. Szczech, J. Schuh, N. lee. G. Nydahl, I. Carlson, L. Grotte. CHAPTER III—THE AZUIES ROW I: K. Stockhaus, D. Paaverud, B. Anderion, M. Diffin, H. Ewek, K. Lundblad. ROW II: P. Godava, S. Jadinak, J. Lunquist, J. Anderson, J. O'Shea, J. Perrin. ROW III: K. Bath, G. Peterson, R. Wilson, J. Zierman, H, Wedin, S. Robertson. ROW IV: L. Swanson, L. Gunderson, S. Gunderson, B. Robinson, L. Carlson, J. Anderson. CHAPTER IV—THE TRI-ETTES ROW I: S. Swanson, P. Ryan, S. la-Bosco, B. Carlson, M. Englund, P. Williams. ROW II: S. Rignell, S. Anders, C. Johnson, B. Maloney, K. Oleson, S. Tripp. ROW III: M. Gurtner, S. Jaroscak, L. Lystig, 0. Thomas, E. Grabanskl, K. Murphy. ROW IV: P. Anderson, L Connors, K. Swedoan, S. Amundson, J. Kook, C. Gulbrandson. CHAPTER V-THE Y-TEENS ROW I: M. Kociscak. E. Richard, A. Sol berg, J. Rosell, P. Briley. ROW II: D. Cleary, J. Zabrock, L. Forster, B. Perry, M. Hanna, E. Olson. ROW III: K. O'Hara, J. Olson, A. Thorp, A Lind-strom, B. Kowaliw, K. Semanko. ROW IV: S. Christy, N. McDonald, P. Anderson, C. Guernsey, G. Kranak, J. Arones. CHAPTER VI—THE TRI-DELTAS ROW I: J. Rick, J. Johnson. S. Smith, J. Lindquist, B. Swanson, C. Bell. ROW II: S. Ellis, P. Wryk, G. Michalov, L. Painter, P. Dulian, M. Andrews. ROW III: J. Myrovld, M. Prehar, S. Ekberg, J. Melius, D. Hagen, K. Erickson. ROW IV: E. O'Reilly, J. Humenansky, P. Evanjon, S. Besnetf, R. Ballot, F. Wright. CHAPTER VII—THE STERLINGS P. Bright, K. Johnson, J. Korba, T. Irmen, P. Dawson, J. Nelson, J. Pet-roscwich. ROW II: B. Jordon, C. Over-son, S. French, S. Hudoba, K. Smith, J. Carlson, R. Perlick. ROW III: C. Swan-son, T. Marten, K. Volte, K. Jaseniuk, A Kabacxi, P. Bohr, R. Wiberg. CHAPTER VIII—THE OCTAVES ROW I: D. Wallace, C. Westover, J. I. Fedors, K. Wiberg, J. Larson, K. Gustafson. ROW II: C. Johnson, J. Johnson, B. A. Carlson, I. Haflund, P. Varian. ROW III: L. Haire, C. Covcncy, J. Melek, K. Gallison. D. Julkowski. ROW IV: K. Begin, M. Patterson, M. Cycon, J. Chapman, C. Sowada, H. Serum. 90 FHA—ROW I: M. Hruby, D. Koehler, M. Loss, Mrs. J. Birkemeyer, T. Zych, B. Wo|ciak, B. L if son. ROW II: G. Grich, G. Janickc, J. Mazurko, M. Parlow, M. Cummings, J. Skovran, C. Banatik. Planning for the Future Ft A—ROW I: G. Gossler, J. Nelson, Secretary; J. Olson, President; Mr. Champlin, M. Peterson, Vice-President; P. Stephens, Treasurer; G. Zawadski. ROW II: M. Kociscak, J. Vosler, J. Miller, K. Jarosak, J. Paradise, P. Walus, M. Paulson, M. Dusenka, J. Johnson. ROW III: J. Pederson, S. Vizecky, G. Johnson, I. Haflund, N. Kirstiuk, D. Knoll, B. Andorson, J. Irwin. ROW IV: P. Varian, C. Johnson, K. Wiborg, K. Erickson, B. Kowaliw, M. Hagfors, M. Sobcinski, J. Estum, H. Ewer. ROW V: S. Hallquist, H. Miller, J. Larson, R. Turnqulst, J. Lindquist, K. Frano, G. Serbanic, S. Decker, J. Erifenberger, S. Nault. ROW VI: D. Johnson, K. Wojkyla, S. Johnson, R. Ballot, M. Miller, M. Mogren, G. Bishop, P. Evanson, M. Pcrzcl, K. Plocienik. The Stair Guards and Hall Guards are a group of chosen boys who perform a very important duty to our school. They see that students pass through the halls in an orderly manner and regulate traffic on the stairs. They also have the important responsibility of seeing that all rooms are empty during air raid and fire drills. These boys must be recommended and selected by the faculty with the approval of the present members of the Hall Guards and Stair Guards. They must have a C average to be considered for the position. Mr. Roach, the advisor, keeps the guards constantly on the alert for any violators of the school rules. This organization is run similar to a police department. It has hall captains and stair captains. All in all, they are very important to our school. Swiice to Others-Responsibility for HAIL GUARDS-ROW l: C. Worthington. D. Holm, F. Vetcio. S. Koru . B. Korblick. R. Ander, £T' P«� tel|0 D. LaChanco, O. Green, R. Ward. R. Kohout. ' ■ T'ipp, j Siloriki, J. Bassett. B. Hull. D. L � ter� on. ROW II: J. Sarych, R. Anderson. J. ’ ,r� 9el, F. Vescio. ROW III: D. Koniar, M. Ryan, T. Allen. J. Vick, J. Vadis. J. Kara, I: S. Korus, F. Vetcio, Mr. Roach, J. Holm, R. R:.cs, pnw it n � u.. Ki� cn. row lit B Korbllck. G. Brulna, J. Vadia, A. Guetzlaff. STAIR GUARD CAPTAINS-ROW Safety and Efficiency in Traffic STAIR GUARDS—ROW I: R. Scavo, R. Peatello, 8. Aull, J. Lenev, D. letter son, D. lewytzkyj, J. Nelson. ROW lit D. Reavia, B. Grivna, J. Sikorski, T. Ringel, G. Hogan, D. Peterson, J. Bassett, D. Koniar, T. Jaroa, D. Nelson, D. Bcihoffer. ROW III: H. Ildvad, J. Sarych, F. Vetcio, K. Prekker, B. Redfield, T. Jaroa, R. Anderson, F. Vetcio, R. Tripp, A. Burt, R. Anderton. ROW IV: J. Holm, R. Kohout, R. Headen, A. Bernard, C. Suerth, M. Ryan, B. Korbllck, R. Risch, S. Korut. ROW V: A. Guetzloff, O. Green, J. Vick, D. Oberg, J. Vadia, D. laChance, T. Allen, R. Ward, -J. Kara, G. Bruina. 93 Edison Record Every two weeks the students of Edison High look forward to receiving their school paper, the Edison Record. Miss Brunzell, advisor of the Record, and her staff work hard to publish this bi-weekly paper. Edison is one of two schools in the city which prints its own paper. The staff itself is chosen from among the juniors of the school who have taken journalism in the eleventh grade. Having taken journalism is a great aid in being able to understand how stories and editorials are to be written. The members must be able to have a nose for news. This is how material for the paper is obtained. Miss Brunzell has been the Record's advisor for four years. During that time she has helped publish approximately 65 papers. It is through her guidance and knowledge of journalism that our paper is one of the best in the city of Minneapolis. She devotes at least one hour each day all year long to helping her staff publish the Edison Record for the entire student body. Harriet Serum, the editor of the Record, was chosen by Miss Brunzell for her capability to handle the job. She must know more than the average person about journalism because it is her job to make all the headlines for the paper and assign the members of the staff to their various jobs. A Complete Coverage PRODUCTION STAFF-R. Curyl. B. Merciniek. B. Mcleughlen. D. Soli. C. Hickeaon. T. Knutton. T. Wiggen, A. Peulion, D. Smith, Mr. Burkholder. HARRIET SERUM, Editor-in-Chief MISS BRUNZELl, Advisor of School Activities EDISON RECORD—ROW I: P. Walus, H. Serum, Editor-in-Chief; I. tystig, Editor, page 3; Mils Brunzell, Advisor; A. Solbcrg, Editor, page 2; J. Manthis, Editor, page 4; K. Pahl. ROW II: J. Hache, R. Johmon, J. Larson, E. Maxoy, P. Bautch, J. Varian. J. Hughart, K. Jarosak. ROW III: R. Moneta, M. Peterson, J. Lindquist, S. Sexton, G. Rootkie, D. Lesterson, M. Perzel, B. Kowaliw. ROW IV: G. Bishop, B. Zawislak, E. Kaminski, J. Bloomquilt, J. Falk, D. Schiminsky, M, AAogron. 95 LIBRARY AIDS-ROW I: Mrs. Lundblad, P. Wei� e, H. Brown. J. Zebrocki. Mlu Stub. ROW II: N. VanBramer, K. Saltveit, L Nicholaon. Service-Where Help LUNCHROOM AIDS-ROW I: B. Widcon, J. Jowerski, J. Allgood. Mi� � Leo. ROW II: C. Glandcr, T. Settera, P. Totino, K. Turbak. OFFICE PAGES—ROW I: J. Donatello, C. Munson, Y. Anderson, D. luhman, P. Polaski, M. Kociscak, M. Boulet, C. Bell. ROW lit B. Scroga, J. L Fedors, D. Genoshe, J. Nelson, K. Wiberg, S. Decker, L. Glenn, K. Oleson, M. Andrews. ROW III: C. Kuensting, H. Landstrom, K. Plocienik N. llndgren, C. Koehler, K. Cyson, T. Leonard, S. Pennington, J. Melek, S. Ekberg. Is Needed Most ART CLUB—ROW I: N. Loye, J. Herdey, J. Paradise, R. Johnson, G. Michalov, P. Walus. ROW II: D. Rick, J. Grothcim, J. Barfuss, J. Winge, K. Falkowski, C. Goetz. ROW III: K. Erickson, $. Gozola, L. LaMotte, D. McLeod, T. Bollanger, R. lundberg. ROW IV: D. Markley, D. Nye, M. Moore, G. Brunes, B. Kishish, C. Drane. 97 GROUP CAPTAINS—ROW I: B. Payne. J. Pedersen, J. Johnson, K. Oleson, C. Czekalski, J. Paradise. K. Mastrian. ROW II: M. Kociscak, J. Schubert. K. Timmers, M. Oberg, J. Ruschmeyer, M. Hoffman, B. Boris, R- Scavo, J. Holzemer, H. Teague. ROW III: D. Zoerb, S. Johnson. D. Sholander, N. Nault, J. Dabrowski, C. Swanson, J. Nepsha, M. Roethke, B. Anderson, J. Swanson. ROW IV: L. Grotte, D. Frank, K. Plocienik, D. Wallace, S. Sexton, J. Lindquist, J. Barfuss, C. Drane. N. Dorso. ROW V: P. Evanson, R. Smith, D. Pierson, J. Liemohn, J. Bloomquist, J. Hughos, S. Weselenak, T. Haugen, K. Carson, S. Klovc. Group Captains-Bank Cashiers BANK CASHIERS—ROW I: C. Allen, 0. Lucas, K. Oleson, Miss Ross, J. Melek, S. McCaffrey, S. Flinick. ROW II: E. Olson, J. Miller, R. Walker, M. Hoffman, C. Lambertus, D. Luhman, S. Smith, J. Guzy, S. Anders. L. Snyder. ROW III: K. Timmers, C Wlosinski, S. Sanger, L. Swanson, K. Webb, P. Ryan, I. Carlson, D. Zak, J. Johnson, D. Nosidlak. ROW IV: C. Drane, S. Peterson, S. Hansen, T. Leonard, G. Nydahl, M. Howitz, R. Duffee, R. Reimringer, D. Wallace. ROW V: M. Sobcinski, P. Bohr, J. Lindquist. S. Sexton, M. Miller. T. lukaska. J. Barfuss, R. Clark. ROW VI: S. Gunder-son, S. Carlson, D. Pierson, J. Bloomquist, R. Risch, T. Chesney, D. Wallis, S. Amundson. KNITTING CLUB—ROW I: P. Walus, B. Anderson, Treasurer; K. Gustafson, President; Mrs. Miller, J. Lindquist, Vice-President-Socretary; K. Worthington, J. Miller. ROW II: K. Erickson, C. Fehling, B. Corlton, B. Anderson, S. Mielke, K. Oleson, J. Porrin, G. Gossler, S. Flanigan, P. Polaski. ROW III: S. Christy, K. Erickson, H. Ewer, K. Balstad, M. Lindstrom, D. Nosidlak R Walker, C. Sowada, J. Olson. ROW IV: K. Webb, C. Johnson, J. Murphy, D. Paaverud, J. Mclck, D. Julkowski, K. McKenzie, L. Nekola, K. Gallison, J. Nelson. ROW V: N. Nault, R. Wilson, R. Reimringer, J. Lystig, 0. Sederberg, K. Ahlquist, S. Nault, B. Brinda, J. Larson, S. French, J. Myrvold. ROW VI: L. Nelson, S. Sexton, J. Rog, C. Guernsey, G. Bishop, S. Kleve, J. Arones, R. Moneta, C. Field, S. Miko. K. Wiberg. Pep Club - Knitting Club ELEVENTH GRADE Mr. Bastolich—210 FIRST ROW: J. Parker, J. Johnson, J. Roman, Mr. Bastolich, J. lind, C. James. SECOND ROW: J. Ar-dito, S. Burke, P. Peterson, S. Morcrulf, J. Grcon, P. Kaczmarek. THIRD ROW: D. Zak, T. Irmen, R. Rapp, D. Lewis, M. lindstrom, R. Boeser. FOURTH ROW: B. Nolson, B. Nelson, K. Prekker, R. Ward. B. Quimby, G. Swanson. ELEVENTH GRADE Mr. Bates-325 FIRST ROW: J. Sund. C. DeGire, N. Reitsma, Mr. Bates. J. Petrosewich, V. Stark. SECOND ROW: G. Hollen, S. Smitkowskl, N. Quamme, S. Schoon. over, J. O'Shea, J. Branger. THIRD ROW: S. Carlton, S. Hudoba, T. Nolden, F. Yates. L Grotfe. D. Daleske, G. Hickberg. FOURTH ROW: F. Stanchfield, M. Ekre, B. Ewer, J. Blaido, J. Swider, N. Bulk. ELEVENTH GRADE Mr. Berg—118 FIRST ROW: P. Varian, C. Kurschner, D. Sibbef. Mr. Berg. G. Godlewski. SECOND ROW: K. Kunzman, M. Wood, K. Saltveit, S. LaBosco, K. Anderson, L. Forster, D. Nosidlak. THIRD ROW: J. lener, D. Sunstrom, E. Hatcher, D. Christ, B. Lindman, W. Squier. FOURTH ROW: D. Bistodeau, D. Cable, K. Lorence, T. Urbanski, A. Burt, T. Johnson, R. Erickson. ELEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Birkemeyer—312 FIRST ROW: E. Olson, J. Nelson, C. Fehling, Mrs. Birkemeyer, J. Yorston, S. Schable, S. Tracy. SECOND ROW: L Babin. K. Balstad, D. Frank. J. Ricci. T. Zurch, S. Anderson, S. Gwiazdon, D. Felegy. THIRD ROW: R. Sfenehjem, J. Hubbard, P. Grisim, W. Peterson, B. Condon, M. Moore, B. Kairies. 100 ELEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Black—108 FIRST ROW: P. Layeux, A. Chora. R. Nicholson. Mrs. Black. L. Hollaman. D. laFond. SECOND ROW: B Bjorn. D. Genoshe, C. Wlosinski. D. Hagen, J. Eggen, J. Hanson. J. Komar. THIRD ROW: R. Smith, P. Felegy, K. Cyson, J. Kook, B. Newinok, G. Hogon. FOURTH ROW: E. Olson, G. larson, R, Fischl. T. Allen, K. Kuczek, R. Barker, J. Bassett. ELEVENTH GRADE Mr. Champlin—315 FIRST ROW: A. Fehn, D. Hawfitch, S. McGuire. Mr. Champjin, K. Murphy, D. Carpentier. SECOND ROW: L Herman, B. Brezny, J. Chew, K. Begin, D. Hozempa, S. Roseth. THIRD ROW: K. Bath, J. Gagoby, D. Crepeau, J. Peterson, B. Grivna, T. Haugen, M. Rau. FOURTH ROW: J. lundell, S Swendra, B. Fretag, P. Barnacle, A. Munson, D. Burmeister. ELEVENTH GRADE Miss Choudek—208 FIRST ROW: D. Washburn, B. Galka, N. Tarasar. Miss Choudek, D. Peterson, S. Flinck, B. Holcomb, D. Bourgerie. SECOND ROW: K. Pellegrino. B Boris, P. Dzubay, R. Haasken, K. Serbanlc. B. Salmon, E. Grabanski. E. Wincek. THIRD ROW: K. Kish, T. Jaros. I. Lesliel, M. Pawlyshyn, S. Koes, R. Kubinskl. ELEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Cornelius—202 FIRST ROW: C. Saari, J. Moorman. M. Szutz, Mrs. Cornelius, J. Nordin, J. Rosell, J. Johnson. SECOND ROW: J. Chew, G. Sholl, P. Nelson, I. Freed, J. Faucher, S. Szczech, R. Colborn. THIRD ROW. H. Wedin, S. Gunderson, T. Bensen, T. Herrmann, R. Pearson, B. Maznio. FOURTH ROW: F. Vescio, R. Johnson, D. Oberg, D. Freeburg, T. Turner, H. Huber. 101 ELEVENTH GRADE Miss Garland—313 FIRST ROW: B. Fitzgerald. M. Hoffman, M. Roethke, Miss Garland, J. Wallin, P. Rehder. SECOND ROW: T. Behanger, J. Itschert, P. Maloney, J. Jones, D. Skwerok, B. Fitzgerald. THIRD ROW: R. Bloch, A. Johnson, C. Field, D. Peterson, T. Masloski, M. Koppi, J. Maslewski. FOURTH ROW: D. Larson, G. Wilson, I. Dahlberg, J. Pearson, K. Hiller, G. Lester. ELEVENTH GRADE Mr. Hamrin—209 FIRST ROW: L. Jurek. G. Gossler, S. Peterson, Mr. Hamrin, S. Vizecky, J. Miller. SECOND ROW: F. Lapinski, J. Christian, N. Dorso. S. Januszewski, N. Tuveson, D. Koster. N. Kirstiuk. THIRD ROW: R. Lawman, R. Lee, J. Amble, E. Anderson, H. Ildvad. J. Jensen, C. Coulter. FOURTH ROW: G. Laun, C. Egeland, J. Engstrom, J. Oleska, J. Sarych, R. Sibinski, K. Wojdyla. ELEVENTH GRADE Mrs Horton—104 FIRST ROW: J. Jones, C. Erickson, J. Allgood, Mrs. Horton, N. Van Bramer, M. Gruenberg. SECOND ROW: J. Haste, S. McLean, B. Pierre, A. Korus, J. Parlow, L Nicholson. THIRD ROW: C. Cherioli. R. Meyer, D. Beihoffer, D. Berg. R. Larsen, S. Bouta, B. Patterson. FOURTH ROW: C. Jorgensen, R. Anderson, M. Hougen, L. Kappellen, R. Schroeder, A. Benard. ELEVENTH GRADE Mr. Lopata-226 FIRST ROW: K. Jeziorski, M. Karpiak, D. Rovert-son, Mr. Lopata, B. Jordan, J. Reeves. SECOND ROW: M. Prehar, B. Robinson, S. Glisan, A. Christenson, K. Timmers, G. Duncan. THIRD ROW: W. Michaels, J. Dzubak, D. Murray, D. Reavis, D. Nelson, A. Quinehan. FOURTH ROW: V. Jaeger. T. James, D. Johnston, C. Suerth, J. Amble, J. White, S. Besnett. 102 ELEVENTH GRADE Mr. Mathiason—228 FIRST ROW: L Skogsberg, N.%Wrona. J. Thies, Mr. Mathiason, K. Karkuca, J. Guzy, A. Pappa-thatos. SECOND ROW: M. Sullivan, D. Zoerb. G. Kranak, K. Ntumin, K. Walling, I. Stephen, I. Painter. THIRD ROW: T. Simonson, C. Turner, R. Lyke, B. Redfield, B. Brant, C. Berghend, J. Eskro. FOURTH ROW: J. Wester, G. French. W. McCluskey, J. Keiser, A. Swenson, E. Lawrence, R. Anderson. ELEVENTH GRADE Mr. Nickerson—222 FIRST ROW: R. Scanvo, C. lambertus, K. Jaseniuk, S. Mika, J. Guimont. SECOND ROW: J. Prestemon, C. Larson, J. Brindley, D. Nystrom. ELEVENTH GRADE Mr. Roach—114 FIRST ROW: R. Peterson. R. LaPointe, J. Wilson, Mr. Roach, D. Krumm, G. Michalov, R. Ranallo. SECOND ROW: T. Tw ed, A. Zak, A. Dooncr, J. Nelson, A. Lawrence, D. Carole, C. Johnson. N. Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: D. Kaczmarczyk, J. Chapman, K. En-rooth. D. Hutton. D. Paulson, S. Elf, K. Velte. ELEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Schwartz-302 FIRST ROW: L. LaMotte, B. Stansfield, S. Hart, P. Evanson, P. Clark, M. Wojciak, C. Houdek. SECOND ROW: P. Totino, M. Lubinskl, S. Dunn, D. Thomas, S. Snager, J. Rodgers, K. Larson. THIRD ROW: S. Rheaume, C. Jacma, B. Maloney, W. Miskowic. W. Harris, J. Kuta. FOURTH ROW: N. Sellman, R. Wischnewski, D. Zemien, A. Kre-mer, P. Mitchum, D. Koch, T. Tegsdale. 103 - TENTH GRADE Miss Torney—223 FIRST ROW: K. Lundblad, P. Jaremko, M. Mell, J. Zell, C. Robertson, P. Bright. SECOND ROW: L Kilpatrick, J. DuPay, G. Jones, S. Johnson, G. Stel-lick. D. Saeger. THIRD ROW: J. Zdon, G. Gapinski, D. Green, N. Lee. B. Ouhu, C. Guernsey, B. luhm. FOURTH ROW: P. Anderson, S. Biegler, B. Ander-son, D. Barker, L. Sorenson, S. Amundson. TENTH GRADE Miss Brickner—111 FIRST ROW: E. Scovil, A. Westlund, J. Lottie, Miss Brickner, S. Jensen, D. Roddy, J. Holmen. SECOND ROW: J. Archambaulf, M. Strauss, J. Moran, J. Murphy, A. Nazarenko, G. Wallis, H Katowics. THIRD ROW: S. Hallquist, S. Ekberg, S. French, M. Anderson, E. O'Reilly. C. Overson, Y. Tacheny. FOURTH ROW: J. Anderson. J. Halverson, M. Miller, J. Hughes, J. Ludke, I. Derewianko, S. Lach. TENTH GRADE Mr. Brown—303 FIRST ROW: M. Fehn, J. Wideen. G. Simon, Mr. Brown, N. DeCoursey, K. Parker, J. lien. SECOND ROW: A. Lekson, N. Palmquist, R. Scales, S. Mieklie, P. Cornillier, C. Nelson, P. Dulian. THIRD ROW: H. Miller. E. Hanke, I. House. D. Pribula, J. Maslowski, P. Ryan, C. Carlson. FOURTH ROW: L. Connors, A. Holloway, T. Rule. J. Gorczyca, T. Asp, J. Thompson, M. Patterson. TENTH GRADE Mr. Burkhalter—129 FIRST ROW: J. Stark, M. Boulef, J. Vosler, Mr. Burkhalter, J. Guetzlaff, A. Jasicki, M. Dordan. SECOND ROW: S. O'Connell, D. Dorymsgaard, J. Langner, R. Knoll, D. Kresa, K. Johnson, J. Loons, N. Elsen. THIRD ROW: T. Miceli, G. Peterson, D. Denny, $. McQuarrie, K. Palkowski, $. Jaroscak, T. Manley, J. Langner. FOURTH ROW: J. Tanberg, B. Bliss. J. Ringel, D. Fearon, E. Swierkowski, J. Palmer, J. Madden, I. Erickson. 104 TENTH GRADE Mrs. Conover—231 FIRST ROW: D. White, S. Swanson, R. Walker, Mrs. Conover, J. Lowell, S. Jedinak, M. Ruiz. SECOND ROW: J. Lindquist, D. Crocker, C. Hicks, J. Schubert, B. Maloney, T. Oleksa, S. Velander, D. Taylor. THIRD ROW: L. Bergstrom, M. Biegler, B. Carlson, J, Lilja, A. Warhol, D. Walus, B. Perry. FOURTH ROW: L. Stockness, E. Husak, D. Peterson, M. Nelson, J. Faucher, R. Batehazer, D. Johnson. TENTH GRADE Miss Deve'ell— 119 FIRST ROW: P. Tovseh. E. Doyle, T. Blanchard, Miss Deverell, M. Kocisack, S. Anders, S. Joseph. SECOND ROW: N. Matvshenko, A. Sherbanenko, Y. Anderson, H. Ewer, J. Anderson, E. Rainville, S. Westeott. THIRD ROW: K. O'Hara, K. Smith. J. Setters, S. Kimball, S. Steyr, F. Wright, T. Johnson. FOURTH ROW; J. Perigrig, J. Petsolt, L. Ulmaniec, D. Maguire, M. Cowan, J. Robinson, B. Greenhagen. TENTH GRADE Miss Ferguson—318 FIRST ROW: L Langlais, P. Depew, B. Pavlik, Miss Ferguson, V. Cain, K. Mastrian. SECOND ROW: J. Bart, F. Brazil, P. Burkheimer, D. Super, W. Evenson, P. Sopcyk. THIRD ROW: N. Nault, J. Anderson, J. Schuh, B. Suhon, J. Kaminski, S. Lipski, L. Swanson. FOURTH ROW: P. Niemi. D. Johnson, J. Wedin, R, Roethke, R. lubansky, M. Hakala. TENTH GRADE Mr. Geankoplis—115 FIRST ROW: B. Paulson, G. Salamandyk, K. Johnson, Mr. Geankoplis, J. Burnette, J. Nelson, C. Allen. SECOND ROW: M. Englund, S. Ellis, P. Sopcyk. T. Marten, C. Kay. J. Wagstrom, J. Nelson. THIRD ROW: K. Semanko, J. Kobles, D. Keegel, D. Zustiak, M. Hafner, K. Koes, t. Carlson. FOURTH ROW: D. Bingen, D. Hiljus, K. Warner, $. Mogren, A. Tich, C. Corey, G. Flikke. 105 TENTH GRADE Mrs. Hulbert—229 FIRST ROW: J. Rick, L. Week . D. Cleary, Mr . Hulbert, P. Briloy, E. Richard. SECOND ROWi J. Zukowski, J. Zabrocki, S. Dor ett, R. Peterson, A. Thorp, B. Golden, I. lindholt. THIRD ROW: D. Holland, D. Moritko, T. Eich, P. Knutson, S. laing, R. Clermont, B. Anttila. FOURTH ROW: L Grotte, G. Bulkhardt, D. Mott, E. Clos, P. Danielson, H. Boyd, G. Nydahl. TENTH GRADE Mr. Mankowski—305 FIRST ROW: D. lane, N. Orr, J. Sabin, Mr. Mankowski, P. Polaski, C. Young, C. Munson. SECOND ROW: K. Nybo, J. Cornelius, K. Egeland, S. Robertson, K. Borske. N. Ashley. A. Cox. THIRD ROW: C. Peterson, J. Nepsha, S. Sanocki, K. Maxey, B. Hall, K. Manley. FOURTH ROW: M. Jensen, B. Leonard, W. Kyia, P. Sandell, R. Bak, T. Chesney, R. Helvey. TENTH GRADE Mr. Marcouiller—326 FIRST ROW: L Anaqnoseou, S. Towberman, C. Erickson, K. Vigness, Mr. Marcouiller, N. Eliason, B. Johnston, S. Nelson. SECOND ROW: M. Stien, J. Stenehjem, B. Walthour, B. Ready, S. Walczak, D. Trout, K. Nichous. J. Melius, P. Senum. THIRD ROW: B. Kosknoski, C. Merino, J. Hoff, G. Medin, B. Freas, T. Solby. T. Grones. J. Hunt. FOURTH ROW: J. Stukel, R. Rowmanchuk, W. Warne, G. Widseth, T. Kielty, M. Jalma, M. Cooley, J. Allen. TENTH GRADE Miss Pappas—203 FIRST ROW: J. Broeckelman, C. Dusenka, B. Midthus, Miss Pappas, K. Telllnghusen, C. Cxekalski, N. Erickson. SECOND ROW: E. lepore. J. Hoglund, I. Carlson, R. Wiberg, K. Sanger, J. Brinda, C. Holmgren. THIRD ROW: J. Lystig, N. McDonald, J. Mickelson, D. Skuza, B. Talbot, F. Sime, J. Ranallo. FOURTH ROW: C. Draper, J. Przybylski, R. Prenevost, R. Dullum, P. Seekon, G. Nelson. 106 TENTH GRADE Miss Ross—304 FIRST ROW: V. Lloyd. K. Stockhaus, B. Brown, Min Ron, C. Nation, J. Goitlar, J. Lind. SECOND ROW: J. Sularz, V. Boultinghouse, R. Gersdorf, G. Kuczek, G. Ganoihy, K. Paulson, T. Bcrgitrom. THIRD ROW: D. Norgon, C. Swanion. E. Spor-leder. T. Lukaske, A. Chiodo, K. Andarion. FOURTH ROW: A. Kabacii, S. Intiher, j. Witek, C. Pagenkopf. P. Damon, I. Gunderson, J. Rog. TENTH GRADE Mr. Spolar—220 FIRST ROW: J. Erickson, V. Smith, J. Schaaf, AHr. Spolar, C. Clark, P. Mayer. SECOND ROW: R. Nor-dahl, S. Lieske, M. Maloney. E. Datcalos, C. Snell, J. Korba. THIRD ROW: S. Warhol, M. Dupay. D. Ritmg, G. Taran, D. Brinda, D. Hicks. FOURTH ROW: M. Falkowski, H. Griffith, M. liiste, R. Brandvold, B. Fairchild, W. Paaverud. TENTH GRADE Mr. Swanstrom—112 FIRST ROW: K. Ruuinik, P. Dawson, D. Skawiki, Mr Swanitrom, A. Bernard, J. Herdey, T. Bruneau. SEC OND ROW: S. Skeeiick, D. Bron, L. Knutsen, K. Ol son, J. Rye, B. Jordon, G. Olson. THIRD ROW: J Farrier, J. Hudella, C. Carlton, D. Watlenhofer, J Spry. D. Holm. FOURTH ROW: J. Luhman, P. Roche T. Swanson, R, Bakken, D. Olien, R. Thompson R. Long. TENTH GRADE Miss Wallace—310 FIRST ROW: M. Olson, C. Bell. J. Herdey, Miss Wallace, G. Fairbanks, B. Russell, J. Wagner. SECOND ROW: D. Hill, K. Rolf, M. Gurtner, S. Gagnon, J. Carlson, K. Henneisy, R. Schoonover. THIRD ROW: S. Slick. J. Wojciak, J. Pugh. B Houdek, G. Walgrer, L. Schrempp, P. Bohr, S. Bierngt. FOURTH ROW: L Carlson, T. Hansen, J. Rebertchek, B. White, J. Liemohn, M. Mankowski, R. Loster. 107 TENTH GRADE Mr. Zellers—328 FIRST ROW: L. Serkaswich, J. Panek, O. Butgusaim, Mr. Zellers, P. William , H. Giptky, C. Baettcher, J. Hart. SECOND ROW: J. Kopp, S. Bishop, J. Gorski, A. Krych, S. Smith, K. Balko, J. Jowerski, J. Ordymac, J. Coolbroth. THIRD ROW: D. Main, K. Spano, B Murray, A. Hansen. K. Johnson, M. Brinda, A. Fracen. FOURTH ROW: J. (Cellar, B. Morgel, L. Scharping, P. Fitzgarald, D. Thuna, S. Paulson, D. Pierson, F. Kacheroski. NINTH GRADE Mr. Kotfom—106 FIRST ROW: J. Waldara, M. leone, B. Knoll, Mr. Kottom, S. Stellenberg, D. Truchinski, J. Polucha. SECOND ROW: G. Hunt, D. Marylou, B. Maslow-ski, I. Wadin, M. Husak, J. Medlberg, H. Feagua. THIRD ROW: D. Oerfler. R. Marlrur, M. Zdon, P. Dordan, R. Tupa, T. Hajnasiewiez, W. Paumen. FOURTH ROW: B. Novak, J. Dahl, B. Smith. C. Wandirsea M. Parlow, M. Mihokaneeh. FIFTH ROW: D. Spielmann, K. Guetzloff, C. Petrangelo, R. Dulban, C. Onsrud, D. Olson, D. Boeser. NINTH GRADE Mr. Liemohn—206 FIRST ROW: C. Myhre, B. Wojciak. D. Koehlen, S. Rawn, Mr. Liemohn, J. Zych, M. Eich, B. Fahrendorff. SECONO ROW: L Snyder, R. Rottach, G. Johnson. B. Kokosh, S. Paavarud, J. Burmis, T. Kuehn, P. Mathews. THIRD ROW: T. Fahey, K. Mrugala, A. lazara, M. Super, J. Hilton, D. Conger, L Miskowic. FOURTH ROW: J. Rusch-meyer, D. Hozampa, D. Zondlo, M. Wendt, B. Koss, D. Field, M. Tryba, C. Banasilc. NINTH GRADE Mr. Schwartz—301 FIRST ROW: D. Paulson, J. Wyman, S. Smith, M. loss, Mr. Schwartz, K. Mathews, C. Durand, J. Syke. SECOND ROW: M. Burke, R. Taylor, M. Brashowitz, C. Cieslak, G. Grich, M. Oberg, D. Anderson, J. Lloyd. THIRD ROW: E. Peterson, R. Michalov, M. Cummings, J. Mazurko, R. Jostad, N. Wrobet, L. Matt, K. Wick. FOURTH ROW: D. McCluskey. V. Sparrow, J, Rainers, T. Merriman, G. Sasse, T. Kaiser, R. Lind, J. Ferkingstad. 108 NINTH GRADE Miss Sorenson—211 FIRST ROW: M. Hruby, C. Kaczmarczyk, B. Lifson, B. lifson, D. Nelson, Miss Sorenson, B. Foss, V. Gran-rolh, J. Waldera. SECOND ROW: D. Lingren, M. Labelle, K. Stancek, C. Semanko, J. Sword, R. Stukel, J. Holzemer, R. Olson. THIRD ROW: J. Skovran, G. Janicke, K. Ragsdale, M. Gallagher, B. Bredemus, M. Zaworski, R. Nierengarten. FOURTH ROW: D. Paquette, J. Vizecky, R. Smofcr, M. Roland, G. Olsen, G. Cloutier, A. Chapman, T. Slabiak. TENTH GRADE WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM Miss Brickner—111 FIRST ROW: C. Erickson, G. Rondo, J. Nordin, Miss Brickner, D. Hicks, J. Dabrowski. SECOND ROW: W. Engelhard, J. McCabe, J. Jones, D. Denny, G. Mundis, M. Kyle, R. Clermont. THIRD ROW: G. Turan, T. Jwanson, J. Offermaa, D. Hunt, T. Kielty, G. Nelson. NINTH-TWELFTH Mr. Drage—323 FIRST ROW: D. Roske, D. Nye. Mr. Drage, J. Hruby, P. Andersen, M. Lystig. SECOND ROW: G. Guzy, J. Sivanich, T. Hoff, O. lewytzkyj, E. Hummel, R. Clark. THIRD ROW: D. Christian. J. Limberg, R. Blevins, P. Falley, R. Mlinar, D. Falley. NINTH-TWELFTH Mr. Simmons—113 FIRST ROW: C. Stenbakken, Mr. Simmons, M. Wirth. SECOND ROW: D. Wattcnhofer, S. Swenson, R. Sargent, M. Nybo, P. Sargent, R. Wheeler, T. Johnson. 109 . no Sports ROW I: R. Pestello, D. Kollar, L. Ulmanic, R. Fish, B. Prehar, B. Havrish, J. Kara, R. lyke, J. Glodok, T. Wiggcn, J. Riencrs. ROW II: T. Jaros, T. Knutson, A. Fretag, C. Bubar, K. Schullo, T. Jaros, D. Yates, P. Stepanchak, B. Zawislak, E. Kaminski, K. McCoy, G. Larson. ROW III: Assistant Coach Gil Parsons, B. Anderson, B Brant, D. LaChence, R. Risch, T. Maxwell, J. Vadis, D. Egeland, E. Drabezyk, J. Barfuss, C. Hickerson, R. Johnson, Coach Pete Guzy. Football SCORES Edison........... 7 Edison... 6 Edison 0 Edison 7 Edison 0 Edison .20 Edison 33 Henry ......... 18 Marshall . 7 S. West ..... 14 South ........... 0 West ........... 18 North .......... 0 Vocational _... 6 112 Go get ’em, Ken! ROW I: J. Paragrin, D. Peterton, J. Pierion, A. Bert, M Moore. T. Ragsdale, J. Peterson, K. Enrooth, B Redfield. ROW II: J. Zdon, G. Wickberg. B. Fretag, 0. Smith, J. Brindley. B. Wood, R. Scavo, F. Yates. R. Anderson, F. Kacheroski, L. lamere, G. Larson. ROW III: Coach, P. Guzy. Our season got off to a bad start by losing our first three games, but the boys came through and we finished strong by winning the next 3 out of 4 games,' was the description coach Pete Guzy gave of the 1959 football season. As stated, Edison hopes for a title team were blasted early in the season, but the hardworking Tommies bounced back from their early losses to a season total of 3-4. Senior lettermen this year were: Jerry Barfuss, Charlie Bubar, Ed Drabezyk, Dave Egeland, Ron Fish, Art Fretag, Jim Glodek, Bob Havrish, Cliff Hickerson, Roger Johnson, Ed Kaminski, Tom Knutson, Dick Kollar, Ron Lyke, Tom Maxwell, Bohdan Prehar, Bob Risch, Ken Schullo, Paul Stepenchak, Jim Vadis, Tom Wiggen, Dave Yates, and Bill Zawislak. Of the team captained by Tom Maxwell, Cliff Hickerson was named outstanding player of the year and Jim Glodek was elected All-City end. Coach Guzy and Captain Maxwell. Our A||-City end and mo t valuable player. D. Ya� e� R. RiKH D. laChance A, Fretag E. Kamimki T. Knutson T. Maxwell T. Wiggen R. Fish J. Vedii C. Hickerson R. Johnson SOPHOMORES-ROW ONE: G. Olson. K. Johnson. G. Guzy, R. Foster, J. Hel-wig, J. Norbuck, J. liemohn, J. Hoff, T. Johnson, M. Jaime, L. Houso, S. Wescotf. ROW TWO: G. Mickelson, R. Peterson, J. Wieden, S. teing, J. Tamburg, G. Flickey, T. Lcwcosca, T. Markley, A. Nazarionko, D. Brinda, J. Koblis, D. Mericko. ROW THREE: Coach W. Johnson, G. Widsoth, L. Erickson, M. Cooley, H. Holloway, F. Ballot, S. Mogren, D. Mott, W. Warne, B. Reeves, B. Freeze, D. lapota, F. Sime, J. Wojack, D. McGuire, Coach Larson. D. Egeland R. Lyke J. Kara B. Havrish FIRST ROW: D. Clark, T. Solby, I. Grotto, G. Basset. J. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bates, D. McLeod, J. Slkorski, P. Grism, G. Laun, C. Chrlstopherson. Cross Country It was the best cross country team that I have ever coached, said Mr. Bates in describing the 1959 season. Their six wins can be accredited in part to the enthusiasm of the team. Dick Clark was an outstanding competitor who remained undefeated throughout the regular season. With Captain Dennis McLeod and Carl Christoph-erson graduating, we hope that Tom Solby and Leland Grotte will provide a strong foundation for next year's team. Close Finish SKIING TEAM—Co«h Mr. Champlin, B. lindman. R. Foster, A. Fretag. C. Winters. B. Fretag, D. Clark. Skiing This season the ski team was fairly successful, stated Mr. Champlain. They went into the city meet defeated by only two teams, Washburn and North. Captained by Dick Clark, the ski team placed fourth in the city meet and seventh in the state meet. With the backbone of the team made up largely of sophomores and juniors, we will be well represented next year. Outstanding competitors in cross country skiing were Captain Dick Clark, Bob Fretag, and Dick Foster. Others were Gary Stelling in jumping, and Craig Winters in slalom. Sare Is fun skiing on the grass. BASKETBALL TEAM-ROW ONE: T. Jaros, D. Lopata, R. Risch, B. Grivna, T. Jaros, D. Solz, E. Kaminski. ROW TWO: Head Coach Mr. lopata, R. Wojicak, M. Pawlyshyn, J. Vadi . T. Allen, R. Allen, C. Christopherson, J. Manfhis, manager. Basketball Mr. Lopata, our basketball coach, mentioned the fact that, Our injuries handicapped us enough so it meant the loss of close games which might have been won. The team seemed to have trouble in getting going in the city league and played its best ball in non-conference games. There were no real stand outs on this year's team, instead it was a well-balanced squad. The record at the end of the season was 2-8. Coach Lopata feels that the best games played were against St. Paul Harding, Wilson, Johnson and Minneapolis South. 120 Bending ears during 3rd quarter. I Vadi� drawing a foul. Wc always get the best ref . Foul I Jump ball. i tttso id voisfl to utap YMS0 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL—ROW I: J. Liemohn, P. Sanded, J. Norbeck, L. Ulmaniec, C. Pagonkoph, E. Swierkowski, L. Erickson. ROW II: G. Olson, Manager, D. Christofferson, J. Kaminski, M. Cooley, J. Hughes, R. Lubanski, N. Ashley, Coach Jim Kottom. GYMNASTICS TEAM-ROW ONE: L laMotte, D. Biehoffer, G. Bruins, T. Pink, 0. Sullivan, D. Yates, B. Kishlsh, J. Fryling, K. McCoy. ROW TWO: W. Michaels, J. lenord, M. Brinda, B. Dow, S. AAerino, D. Chevalier, J. Lundcll, D. Koniar, ROW THREE: K. Kuzcek, J. Basset, T. James, P. Danion, J. Jenson, A. Munson, F. Yates, N. Buick, M. Hafner, Coach Mr. Berg. Gymnastics Lack of experience was our biggest drawback, stated Mr. Berg, the gymnastics coach in regard to the team's record of two wins and three losses. He also said We will lose a lot of boys and will work on rebuilding the team next The gymnastics team shows its wares in an assembly. SWIMMING TEAM-ROW ONE: T. Hudoba, G. Guiy, B. Nordahl. J. Nelson, J. Jones, J. lundell. C. Merino. ROW TWO: B. Wood, D. Paulson, C. Corey, G. Kairies, N. 8uik, T. Herrmann, H. Ilvad, B. Redfield, Coach Mr. Marcouilior. Swimming The team lacked upper classmen that are needed to give a team depth, said the swimming coach, Mr. Mar-couiller. The swimming team this season was fairly successful with good individual participation. The free style relay team, consisting of Bob Redfield, Chester Merino, Jim Lundell, and Jerry Jones, qualified in the district meet along with Jim Lundell and Duane Paulson who qualified in individual events. The squad was made up entirely of sophomores and juniors which makes for a bright spot in the future. Butch is off to a fast start. HOCKEY TEAM—ROW ONE: J. Peterson, R. Anderson, A. Burt, B. Brant, R. Pestollo, R. Johnson, R. Curyl. ROW TWO: Mr. Gunberg, Coach, J. Robinson, C. Bubar, T. Benson, R. Anderson, J. Engstrom, C. Olson, G. Larson, S. Lang, Mr. Larson, assistant coach. Hockey Mr. Gunberg, in giving a review of the hockey season, said, The team was handicapped by inexperience due to the fact that underclassmen were Jhe balance of the team. As a whole, the team looks fairly good for next year with many returning lettermen to give us an experienced squad. The best game of the season was against Minneapolis North. The outstanding players were: Captain Roger Johnson, Brian Brant, Roxy Pes-tello and Jim Peterson. What's he saying? 126 TENNIS TEAM—ROW ONE: F. Yates. D. Nelson, J. Berg. ROW TWO: M. Dorso, M. Russinik, D. Rosell. J. Brecht, Mr. Larson, Coach. Tennis As in most other sports this year, our tennis team had an average season. The players had a good attitude and plenty of competitive spirit. Mike Dorso was the outstanding player for the team and also captain. With the pairing up of Don Rosell and Gary Holmberg as a doubles team, the whole team was bettered. Players to watch for in the future are Frank Yates, Mike Russinik, and John Berg. This year there was also a fall tournament, but Edison returned defeated. Captain Mike Dorso return the ball. TRACK TEAM-ROW ONE: J. Sikorski, D. McLeod. D. Clark, D. Bell, J. Winge, C. Hickerson, F. Vescio. I. Grotte, J. Vescio. ROW TWO: J. Zdon, R. Riscji, W. Warrte, B. Erickson, K. Precker, Cybyske, E Roethke, B. Edlund. ROW THREE: Coach, M. Bales, B. Rcdfield, B. Prehar, D. Crocker, R. Allen, J. Vadis, G. Bruins, D. Egeland, G. Basset, G. Parsons, Coach. T rack When asked for a comment on the track team, Mr. Parsons replied, This year we had the makings of a fine track team, but we had an over-abundance of bad luck. Despite a lack of depth in short distances and a numerous amount of injuries to team members, Edison finished with an average season. After the regular season, however, our team took second place in the Minneapolis Relay Meet. Outstanding competitors were Loren Cybyske, Dan Crocker, Ed Roethke, Ray Kauth, John Hu-manansky, Glen Bruins, and Dick Clark. 128 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________• •___________:___- - - Off the blocks at the sound of the gun. Kauth finishing his jump. A strong finish by Erickson. Prehar and admirer. BASEBALL TEAM—ROW I: J. Melbo, D. Norlin, J. Zawidski, J. Kachorowski, B. Keeloy, D. Skawski, D. Capra. ROW II: C. Glander, C. Christopherson, T. Maxwell, T. Allen, D. Solz, E. Kaminski, R. Wojlcak, B. Marclniak. Coach, Pete Guzy. When our pitching was good, our hitting was poor. When our hitting was up, our pitching was down, said Coach Pete Guzy. In spite of a season which seemed marked by inability to couple good hitting with good pitching, the team chalked up four wins with an equal number of losses. J. Zawadski captained the team. Outstanding players were B. Keely and J. Zawidski. With D. Solz, R. Wojicak, T. Maxwell, and B. Marciniak returning, we hope to have a strong nucleus for next year. Kaminski safe on first. Baseball Captain Jerry Zawadski eyes the pitcher. Moving up on a high pitch. Pick off at first base. Solz cuts it close at first! GOLF TEAM-ROW I: J. Manthis. B. Balega. ROW II: C. Guenther, G. Brunos, T. Urbanski, G. Zgutowitx, T. Jaros. Golf This year's Edison golf team finished in second place in the city standings with an 8-1-1 record. While they defeated champion Roosevelt, a tie with North and a loss to Southwest kept them from an otherwise perfect season. The team won the Alexandria Invitational and District 17 meet, took third in the Region V meet, and was runner-up in the State Tournament. Mr. Liemohn feels that, The team should have done better, had there been no 'letdowns'. It looks like it should go in. BOARD OF COACHES—ROW ONE: A. Johnson, W. Marcooillcr, C. Hamrin, P. Samuelson, P. Guzy, R. Borg, I. Lopata. ROW TWO: G. Parsons, H. Jcdlund, J. Roach, E. Larsen, J. Kottom, D. Gunberg, B. Liemohn, M. Bates, O. Champlin. Board of Coaches Our Board of Coaches is responsible for the athletic policy of the school. It decides the action of the entire Edison athletic department. Another job is recognizing the outstanding athlete on a basis of conduct, scholarship, athletic accomplishment, and ability. Couldn’t be that bad, coach. On guard Monkey see, monkey do! Girls' Physical education is required at Edison in the ninth, tenth, and eleventh grades. It is through the physical education program that the girls are able to get physical activity, relieve tensions, and learn about personal hygiene. The girls at Edison are fortunate in having a program that offers team sports, individual activities, and calisthenics. Among the team sports are field hockey, baseball, volleyball, and basketball. There is competition between the classes to determine the intramural champions. Instruction is also given in badminton, tennis, folk dancing, and gymnastics. Ball one loap frog. It can't be that bad, Rosanne. • Sports Girls who are particularly interested in badminton, golf, or tennis may join an after school team which competes with other high school groups in the city. The importance of physical education lies not only in conditioning the body but also in teaching sportsmanship which is needed in later life. As a result of taking physical education, the girls mature both physically and mentally. Sho flies through the air with the greatest of ease. MRS. CONOVER The girls' physical education department at Edison is supervised by Miss Barton and Mrs. Conover. Although the classes are large for two teachers to handle, they have given the girls a variety of activities with an emphasis on sports which the girls can enjoy after graduation. While teaching at Edison, Miss Barton and Mrs. Conover have improved the physical education department and have taught the girls to enjoy working on a team. Besides the regular classes there is the tenth grade leadership group in which the girls are instructed in refereeing games and assisting the teacher. When the girls are juniors, they become gym aides and are a great help to Miss Barton and Miss Conover. Gym Teachers MISS BARTON GYM AIDES—ROW Is B. Olejnicak, B. Godlcwski, D. Bourgerie, D. Genoshe, S. Clos, N. Quamme, R. Perlick, C. Johnson. ROW II: K. Serbanlc, A. Zak, J. O'Shea, S. Mika, J. Parlow, M. Szutz, K. Karkula. t. Grotte, K. Jasenivk. ROW III: C. Stenbakken, D. Koster, J. Chapman, S. Elf, S. Kiev , G. Kranak, K. Wojdyla, C. Taylor, S. LaBotco. Physical Education Assistants LEADERSHIP-ROW I: D. White, C. Bell. M. Soviet, N. DeCoursey, C. Young. S. Jadinal, N. Erickson, J. Erickson. ROW II: A. Jasicki, J. Anderson, J. Murphy, S. Ekbcrg, J. Nepsha, K. Belko, P. Briley, B. Walfhovr. ROW III: S. Walizak, J. Stenehjem, N. Eliason, N. McDonald. M. Anderson, T. Marten, S. Smith, M. Hakala, R. Widson, D. Trout. ROW IV: R. Wlberg, B. Carlson, S. Warhol. S. Kimball, C. Swanson, S. St. Cyr, K. Palkowski. J. Gorski, H. Ewer, R. Knoll. Swing 'round. Square dancing improves our rhythm. Daily Activities Gail leaps over the Swedish box. 138 Reach ... 1 ...7 ... The daily activities in the physical education class consist of exercises, gymnastics, dancing, and marching, all of which help to keep the girls physically fit while they are not participating on a team or in individual sports. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS: J. Arones, R. Kowalulk, B. Pucktel. L. Heir , S. Clo� . T. Skirka, J. Paradis , S. Roshefar. BASKETBALL CHAMPS: P. Evanson, G. Kranak, K. Pollegrcino, G. Gosler, L. Painter, J. Chapman, S. Besnett. Intramural Sports FIELD HOCKEY CHAMPS: P. Layeux, D. Hozcmpa, J. Hanson, J. Parlow, B. Olejnicak, A. Christenson, L. Kilpatrick, D. Zak, S. Szezech, K. Saltveit. N. Peterson, S. Besnett, J. Chapman, A. Solberg, D. Johnson, K. Chase, S. O’Shea, J. Fedors, P. Dur-land, D. Lehman. Tennis Although the record of last year's tennis team was not impressive, the girls feel that they gained valuable experience, especially the juniors and sophomores who will be the backbone of the team for 1960. The team was coached by Mrs. Stancari who has since left the Edison faculty. BADMINTON TEAM—ROW I: C. Stenbakken, C. Johnson, J. Fedors, S. Eklund, G. Gossler, B. Boris. ROW II: K. Neuman, S. Carlton, N. Dorso, J. Chapman, P. Evanson, S. Bessenett. Bodmin ton Activity 141 Intramural Badminton Champions Sandy Eklund, City Doubles Champion LETTER WINNERS-ROW I: J. Jaremko, L Haire, T. Skirka. B. Held. J. Paradis , R. Kowaluik, J. Herlend. ROW II: J. Peltier, B. Coveny, J. Adkins, M. Mogren, A. Solberg, C. Kuensting. ROW III: S. Christy, B. Anderson, J. Fedors, S. Eklund, C. Olejnicak, M. Hagfors. Letter Winners New this year to the girls' physical education department is the trampoline. Mr. Berg taught some simple sets and beginning techniques to the girls who were interested. Although the trampoline looks simple, the girls soon found that this skill takes considerable training and a well coordinated body. C. Stenbokken demonstra'es. Will sho make it? GOLF TEAM: C. Thysell, P. Palmer, K. Murphy, J. Horland, B. Stein, G. Wilson, J. Peltier. Golf Team Playing in the sand? Miss Barton, coach of the Edison Girls' Golf Team, is very proud of her girls, for in all of the years that they have participated in the City Tournament, they have lost only one game. In the spring season of '59, the team, under the skillful direction of Miss Barton, took the title of City Girls' Golf Champions. Determination! School Life 145 This was the day, October 2, Homecoming 1959. As the day progressed, the tension mounted. Who would be chosen Queen? Who would reign with her as Prince and Princess? When the big moment arrived, the auditorium was filled with suspense. Oh's and Ah's escaped as, to the tune of Pomp and Circumstance, the candidates walked down the aisle to the stage for the coronation. Anticipation dominated the audience. At last, the scrolls were unrolled. The Queen? Sharon Flanigan. The Pincess? Marge Kociscek. The Prince? Dave Pierson. Homecoming festivities continued all afternoon and into the evening. And even though we didn't Make a Mess of Old Southwest, our school spirit was never lost. At halftime. Queen Sharon and her royal court led the parade around the football field. Queen Sharon rode upon the float made by the seniors, which won first prize in the float decorating contest. Queen Sharon JOAN OLSON CYNTHIA JOHNSON Attendants KETA TURBAK SANDRA EKIUND WlWlWMUXiUl Step right upl Royalty atop the prize-winning float. Homecoming Day Queen candidates nervously await tho final decision. Cha-Cha-Chal 148 Oh, Yah! Who � ay I can't read? Sadie Hawkins R n� 55J« ■5B8vSS % I a |M|aStH!SS I It happent but once a year. Sadie Hawkins this year had a full schedule of activities. On the day of Sadie Hawkins a few boys and girls went around the lunch room breaking the dress code by wearing clothes to advertise the dance. That evening dance music was provided by Hal Garvin. When the gals found the opportunity, they dragged their guys out to get married. In the two small chapels the marriages were performed by our Marryin' Sams, Mr. Swan-strom and Mr. Roach. To climax the evening, Joanne Donatelle and Dave Yates were crowned as Daisy Mae and I'il Abner. 150 It' too late now, Dave. Sno Daze The Sno Daze King candidates were presented on Wednesday. They were Ed Kaminski, Bob Risch, Dick Graf, Roger Johnson, and Dave Yates. On Thursday Dave was crowned king, and an allschool talent show entertained him. That evening the dance, the Sno Ball, was held at school. On Friday night at Logan many students attended the skating party and fun was had by all. Count your finger , Bobl Fur trimmed coat in subdued colors were popular with the students. Fads and Fashions 152 Toreador pants, slacks, and culottes are featured in after school activities. Two piece outfits were featured in wide cords, wool plaids, and wool knits. MISS DOROTHY WALLACE. Advisor FAMILY CIRCLE' Cast Cornelia Otis Skinner............. Maud Skinner (her mother) Otis Skinner (her father) Mab (her best friend)............ Enid (her rival)__________________ Charlie (her heart interest) _____ Amy (Cornelia's Friends).......... Grace_____________________________ Sherry Gozola ... Joy Pedersen George Namie Kay Worthington Diane Lubansky .. Douglas Ewing ____Ann Solberg Charlotte Nordin William (College boys) Henry_________________ Gordon---------------- Abby (the maid)_______ Prompter_________ ____ David Sadler ______Sfan Korus ______ Bob Risch Marilyn Buelow Barbara Swanson Senior Class Play 154 I want to be an actress. Charlie, old man . . I'm not going to a tea to raise funds to combat hookworm in the Tennessee mountains! Meet Our Cheerleaders ROW I: Sharon Flanigan, Sandy Eklund, Bev Holcomb, Judy Hughart. ROW II: Carol Koenjting, Sandy Sexton, Karen Ahlquitt, Sandy Chriity. 156 Blue Gold . . Captain Carol Practice mako perfect. 157 Vaudeville The music started and the curtain slowly rose. This night marked the end of months of planning and organizing a show to present to an audience. Once again thanks were given to Miss Ferguson for being the advisor. Vaudeville at Edison means the kids. They plan out the acts and organize into groups. They are the ones that will pull all of the acts together to put on a show that hundreds of people come to see. They are the ones that are out on the stage Vaudeville night giving all they've got. They're the ones that take the blue ribbon, look at each other, and say it was worth it. And the ones who didn't get ribbons—that was worth it too. This, the thirty-seventh Vaudeville Edison has put on, had the keynote-variety. Seven acts performed on the school stage this year. Beatdom was brought to life on our stage this year by a junior group. The act, Like Beat, told about two way-out beatniks who loved the same chick. The high-light of this act was an adagio dance. Chairmen: Bill Bergman and Ricky Clark. If Dreamt Came True Sophomores put on an act called Holiday in Haiti. This pictured the romantic Caribbean islands. Calypso numbers carried this act along. Something from special skills was Cossack's Dream. This showed some of the beautiful costumes and dances of the Ukraine. If Dreams Came True is a senior act centering around a well. Into this well coins are thrown and wishes are made. A little girl and boy are found in a toy shop that comes alive At the Stroke of Twelve. As they touch each of the toys the toys come alive and perform. Show Me the Way is another senior act. This is the story of the battle of wits between St. Peter and Satan to win the souls of two deceased people. Paris is the same as any other city in the day, but at night it comes alive. Under Paris Skies shows all the color and excitement of this city. At the Stroke of Twelve Holiday in Haiti Advisor: MISS FERGUSON 160 Cosjack't Dream Show Mo the Way Like Beat Under Paris Skies 161 Barbara Swanson's favorite class is trigonometry. She plans to go into the field of mathematics after graduation. Music and school clubs are just a few of Barbara's many interests. Radio, music, and making model airplanes are some of Richard Head-en's interests. Richard's favorite subject at Edison is chemistry class. After graduation from high school, Richard would like to continue his education by studying electrical engineering. Bruce Korblick has plans to become a chemical engineer. No wonder his favorite subject in school is chemistry. Bruce's interests also lie in the great outdoors as he likes hunting and fishing. Honor Students Trigonometry is the favorite subject of Ronald Carlson. Two of his interests include sports and playing the trombone. After graduation, Ron intends to go into the field of engineering. Kathy Kunzman's favorite subject is psychology. She would like to become a teacher or writer after graduation. One of Kathy's many pastimes is ping-pong. Music, reading, and knitting are just a few of the many pastimes of Linda Lystig. Linda likes mathematics, and her favorite subject is trigonometry. Upon graduation she plans to go into the field of nursing. 163 Playing the piano and organ are just a few of the many interests of Gloria Krai. Because she likes music, Gloria is majoring in educational music, at the University of Minnesota. Modern problems and psychology are two of her favorite classes. Modern problems is the class Kirsten Lind likes best in school. Her favorite outside activities center around music and art. Kirsten plans on attending the University of Minnesota to major in history. She would like to become a teacher. Jacque Martin, whose favorite subject is trigonometry, plans to major in mathematics, naturally. Some of her other interests include bowling and Napoleon. 164 Harriet Serum, editor of the Record Staff, plans to attend Carleton College and major in English. Among her many activities are skiing and swimming. Jane Widseth, editor of the Wizard Staff hopes to attend medical school after graduation. Her interests include reading, playing the piano and attending athletic events. After graduation Karen Oleson plans to go to college and become an elementary teacher. Spanish and trigonometry are her favorite subjects, and reading and tinkering with the piano are some of her after-school activities. Cheu and Checkers Club Camera Capers Cheerleaders for a day. Tense moments are reflected In the faculty section. 166 I tee you. No-Act? Wizard Staff SENIORS: Joan Olson, Judy Paradise, Diane Sholander, Jean Gecek. Where's that layout? What happened to that picture!?! These are only samples of the commotion that preceded each of our three deadlines. Everyone was sure they would never be met and the divisions of Wizard Staff—Boys' and Girls' Sports, Seniors, Faculty, Organizations, and School Life; eventually became one swarming mass of Wizards searching for original ideas the other might have. Under Mr. Brown's guidance, our efforts have now been rewarded with one lasting combination of zero hours that were met. The staff hopes that in years to come, you will enjoy reliving 1960 with us and through our combined efforts, we have made this presentation possible. EDITOR: Jane Widteth, ASSISTANT EDITOR: Judy Paradise ORGANIZATIONS: Diane Julkowski, Kirsten lind, Karen Ahlquist, Terri Skirka. GIRLS' SPORTS: Judy Benson, Jean Irwin. FACULTY AND PHOTOGRAPHY: Mike Novak, Jerry Barfuu, Mr. Liebig. 170 BUSINESS AND CIRCULATION MANAGERS: Merideth Hougen, Tony Jaro . SCHOOL LIFE: Barbara Hold, Dianno Marklcy, Carol Gootz, Diane McLeod. Senior Index Adkins, Jacklynn—23, 142 Ahlquist, Bruce—23 Ahlquist. Karen-23, 87, 99, 156, 157, 169 Allen. Roy-23, 120, 121, 122. 123, 128 Anderson. Barbara J.-23, 72, 91, 99, 142 Anderson, Barbara R.-23, 71, 74, 89. 98, 99 Anderson, Cynthia—23 Anderson. Eva Mae—23 Anderson, George—23 Anderson, Jerry B.—23 Andorson, Paula—24, 87 Anderson, Ronald—24, 92, 93 Andrews, Madeline-24, 70, 90, 97 Arones, Judith-24, 72, 89, 99, 139 Bailey, Jerald—24 Baldwin, Kathleen—24 Ballot, Rae-24, 71. 90. 91 Barfuss, Gerald-24, 62, 97, 98. 112, 114, 159, 170 Barf, Mary—24 Barton, David—24 Bassett. Sandra—24 Batkiewicz, Patricia—24 Bautch, Patricia—25, 95 Beck, Robert-25 Becker, James—25 Benson. Judy-25, 79, 170 Bergman. William-25, 70, 158 Beriou, Sharon—25 Bishop, Grace-25, 84, 88, 91. 95. 99. 153 Bloomquist, John—25, 72, 95, 98 Boeser, John—25 Bonasera, Ann—25 Borchardt, Dave—25 Borowicz, Mary Jo—25 Bosshardt, Paul—26 Bovee, Michael—26 Braaten, Vornon—26 Brezny, Robert—26 Brinda, Barbara—26 Brody, William—26 Brockelman, Damian—26 Brouillard, Donald—26 Brown, Robert—26, 70, 72 Bruins. Glen-26, 78, 93. 124, 128 Bubar, Charles-26, 64. 112, 115, 126, 151 Buelow, Marilyn—26. 82, 83, 85 Carlson, Betty Ann-27, 64, 69, 90, 99 Carlson, Paul—27 Carlson, Pauline—27 Carlson, Roger—61 Carlson, Ronald-22, 27. 163 Carson, Kay—27 Carson, Loretta Ann—27 Chamberland. Paula—27 Christopherson, Carl-27, 87. 118, 120, 122. 123, 130 Christy. Sandra-27, 82. 89. 99, 142, 156. 157, 158 Clark, Richard-27, 87. 118, 119. 128 Clo� , Sharon-27. 71, 137, 139 Cole, Christina-27 Cooper, Barbara—28, 73 Couture, Dan—28 Coveney, Barbara-28, 69, 72, 90, 142 Cromwell, Carolyn—28 Curyl. Richard-28, 94. 126 Dahlstrom, William—28, 161 Dawson, Donna—28 Decker, Sharon-28, 87. 91, 97 Dehlor, Pauline—28 DeMars, Robert—28 Diffin, Mildred-28, 89 Donatelle. Joanne-28, 71, 73, 84, 97. 150, 151, 153 Doncaster, Karen—29 Drabczak, Edward-29. 112, 114 Duffee, Rao-29, 71. 98 Dusenka, Marilyn-29, 85, 87, 89 Egeland, David-29, 112, 117, 128 Egeland, Tom—29 Egler, Earl-29 Egler, Edward—29 Eklund, Sandra-29, 65, 68, 87, 141, 142, 148, 149, 156 Erickson, Karen E.-29, 70. 97, 99 Erickson, Karen J.-29, 70, 84, 90, 91, 99 Estum, Joan Marie—29 Ewing, Douglas—30, 155 Faber, Pauline—61 Fahrendorff, Diane-30, 72, 74, 84, 153 Falk, Jon-30, 95 Falkowski, Kathleen—30, 97 Falley, Paul-30, 75, 109 Farrier, Janice—30, 85 Fedors, Janet Lee-30, 90, 97. 140, 141, 142 Felegy, Brian—30 Feyo, Jack—61 Fish, Ronald-30, 112, 116 Fisher, Patricia—30 Flanigan, Sharon—21, 30, 62, 87, 88, 99, 146, 147, 149, 156, 158 Flannery, Kathleen—30, 78 Forbes, Raymond—31 Fournier, Kathleen—31 Frane, Ruth—31 Frank. Perry—31 Fretag, Arthur-31, 85, 179, 112. 115. 119 Frizzolle, Janet—31, 73, 84 Fryhling, Gerald—31, 124 Gacek, Jean—31, 168 Gafkjen, Larry—31 Gallison, Katherine-21. 31, 70, 72, 87, 90, 99 Geldert, Natalie—31 Genosky, Donald—31 Gilbert, Marie—32 Giovannini, Joyce—32 Glander, Charles—32, 96 Glenn, Lynne—32 Glodek, James-32, 62, 112. 113, 114 Godava, Patricia—32, 63, 70, 89 Goetz, Carol-32, 170, 97, 171 Good, Steven—32 172 Gorski, Ronald-32 Gozola, Sherry—32, 70, 84, 87, 97. 154, 155 Grabowski, Bernard—32, 152, 160 Graf, Richard-21, 32, 62, 69, 87. 151 Green, Owen-33. 85. 92. 93. 158 Greenhagen, Russell—33, 72, 85 Gronos, James—33, 72, 74 Grotheim, Judith—33, 97 Guetzlaff, Albert-33, 70, 93, 170 Gustafson, Karen—33, 63, 69. 90. 99 Gwiazdon, Robert—33 Hache. Jane-21, 33, 95, 152 Haflund, Lois-21, 33. 79, 87, 90. 91 Hogor, Ronald—33 Hagfors, Marlene-33. 73, 91, 142 Haire, lanncttc-33. 72, 74. 139. 142 Hale, Barbara—34 Hallgron, Gail—34 Halverson, Jeanne Ann—34 Hanke, David—34 Hanley, Carol—34 Hansen, Sharon—34, 71, 87, 98 Hanson, Joyce—34 Hanson, Karen—34 Hanson, Kaye-34, 71, 150, 153 Hase, Anna Marie—34 Haugen, David—34, 72 Hauler, Judith—34 Havrish, Robert-35, 112, 117 Headen, Richard-22, 35. 79. 82. 83. 93. 162 Held, Barbara-21, 35, 69. 142. 171 Henke. Julie Ann—35 Hcnnessy, Rita—35 Herland, Joy-35. 142, 143 Herlofsky, Patricia—35 Hickerson, Clifford-35. 65. 94. 112, 113. 117, 128, 129 Hill, Gary-35 Hoegh, Bruce—35 Hogan, Patricia—35 Hollom, Gerald-35, 82. 92. 93 Holm, Beverly—36 Holm, John-36, 93 Holmgren, Frank—36 Horn, James—36 Horning, Gary—36 Hougen. Merideth-36, 78, 85, 87, 171 Howitz, Mary Jo—36. 73. 98 Hruby, Joyce—36. 73. 109 Huen, Ralph—36 Hughart, Judith-21, 36. 69, 73. 74, 95. 156 Hull, William-36. 92 Irwin. Mary Jean-36, 87, 88. 91. 153. 170 Ives, Donald—37 Ives, Wayne—61 Jarcmko, Jeanette—37, 142 Jarosak. Karen Jo-37, 91. 95 Jarosz, Thomas—37 Jasicki, Dennis—37, 153 Jensen, Kenneth—37 Johansen, Jack—37 Johnson, Carol-37. 90, 91, 99 Johnson, Cynthia-37. 82. 87, 148, 149. 152 Johnson, Danifa—37, 68, 88, 151 Johnson, David—37 Johnson, Diane—37. 85, 91 Johnson, Douglas—38 Johnson, Joffry—38 Johnson, Rita—38, 72. 95 Johnson, Roger—38, 112, 117, 126 Johnson, Sharon—38, 87 Johnson, Terrance-38 Jones, Gwondolyn-38 Julkowski, Diane-38, 69, 70, 71, 90, 99. 169 Kaminski, Edmund—21, 38, 95, 112, 116, 120, 121, 122 Kara, James-38, 92. 93, 112, 117, 161 Karpiak, Kwitka—38 Kaste, Gary—38 Keena, Sharon—39, 72 Kishish, Robert-39, 97. 124 Klasnja, Kathleen—61 Kleve, Suzanne—39, 98, 99. 137 Knoll, Donna-39, 85, 91 Koehler, Carolyn—39 Kohout, Richard—39 Kollar, Richard-39, 112, 115 Koniar, Dean-39, 92. 93, 124 Korblick, Bruce-22, 39. 62, 92, 93. 162 Korus. Stanley-39, 65. 85, 87. 92, 93. 161 Kowaliuk, Rose Ann-39, 71. 73, 139, 142 Kowaliw, Bernie—39, 89. 91, 95 Krai, Gloria-22, 40. 87. 161 Kresa, Bruce—40 Krych, Nancy—40 Kubinski, Beverly —40, 84 Kuensting, Corol-40, 62, 69. 82, 97. 142, 156, 157 Kunzman, Kathleen-22, 40. 73. 82. 83, 85, 163 LaChance, Douglas-40, 92.93, 112, 115, 158 laMotte, Lloyd-40, 72, 74, 97. 124, 152 langner, Gary—40 Larson, Arthur—40 Larson, Barbara—40, 72 Larson, Joan—40 Larson. Judy-41, 85, 90. 91, 95, 99, 152 Larson, Ronald—41 Laurents, Charles—41 Leen, Jorgina—41 Lekson, Bruce—41 Leonard, Russell—41 Leonard, Terri—41, 71, 85, 87, 97, 98 Lcsterson, Dennis—41, 85, 92. 93. 95 Lind, Jean—41 Lind, Kirsten-22, 41, 70. 72. 74. 84, 88. 164, 169 Lindberg, Barbara—41 lindberg, Beverly—41 lindgren. Nancy-42, 71. 72, 74, 84, 87. 97 Lindman, Andrew—42, 119 Lindquist, Judith-42, 64. 73. 90. 91. 95, 98. 99 173 Lindstrom, Thomas—42 Loye, Nancy-42, 97 Lubansky, Diane-42. 82. 83, 154, 155 Lucas, Dianna—42, 98 Lucking, William—42, 78 Luhman, Delores—42, 97, 140 Lundberg, Renee—42, 97 Lundeen, Darrell—42 Lundquist, David—42 Lystig. Unda-22, 43, 83, 85, 87, 89. 95, 163 Magnuson, Margery—43 Maguire, Richard—43 Manthis. James-43, 95. 120, 132 Marciniak, Bernie—43, 94, 130 Marciniak, Diane—43 Marciniak, Gregory—43 Markley. Dianne-43, 85, 97, 171 Markowski, Frank—43 Martin, Jacqueline—22, 43, 85, 88, 164 Martin, Lois—43 Mattson, Gayle—43 Mattson, Lowell—44 Maxey, Eileen—44, 95 Maxwell, Thomas—44, 64. 69, 112, 113, 116, 138 McCaffrey, Sandra—44, 98 McCoy, Kenneth-44. 112, 115, 124 McGuire, Tom—44, 71 McKenzie, Karen—44, 78, 99 McLaughlin, William—44, 94 McLeod. Dennis-44, 118, 128, 153 McLeod, Diane-44, 82. 87, 97. 171 McNamara, Donald—44 McShane, Sharon—44 Medelberg, Renee-45 Melek, Janet-45. 70, 71. 90, 97, 99, 153 Mershon, Charles—45 Meyer, Richard—45 Michnowski, Joanne—45 Mieson, Robert—45 Mika, Jeanette-45 Miller, Sharon—45 Miller, Warren—45 Misko, Alex-45 Mittolstedt, Richard—45 Mlinar, Ray-45, 85, 109 Mogren, Margaret-46, 71, 72, 84, 88. 91, 95,142 Moneta, Rosemary—46, 95, 99 Morgel, Kathy—46 Murphy, Karen—46, 143 Murphy, Marianne—46 Myrvold, Judith-46, 78, 85, 90 Nahnsen, Carol—46 Namie, George-46, 63, 71, 82, 154. 155 Nault, Sharon—46, 91 Nekola, LaNea—46, 78, 99 Nelson, Arlo—46 Nelson, 8arbara—46, 73 Nelson, Carol—47, 73, 87 Nelson, Donald—47, 92 Nelson, Joyce-47, 87, 90. 91, 97, 99 Nelson, Susan—47 Nesheim, Karen—51 Newberg, Dennis—47 Newenski, Bernard-47 Niznik, Robert—47 Nordahl, Dean-47, 79 Norlin, Charlotte—47, 154 Novak, Michael-47, 85. 170 Nybo, Myron—47, 109 Nye, Dianne-47, 97, 109 O'Hara, Martin—48 Olejnicak, Carol—48, 142 Oleson, Karen-22, 48, 65, 90, 97. 98. 99. 165 Olson, Joan-48, 85, 91, 99. 148. 149, 168 Olson, Marsha—48, 63 Onstad, Karen—48 Osmonson, Kathleen—48 Paaverud, Martha—48, 72, 89, 99, 153 Pahl, Kathleen-48, 70, 72. 87. 95 Palmquist, Gary—48 Paradise, Judith-48, 71. 91, 97, 98, 139, 142, 168, 169 Parker, Roscoe—48 Parlow, James—49 Parr, Dariel—49 Paulson, Allen—49, 64, 94 Paulson, Mary—49, 85 Paumen, Bernice—49 Payne, Bernice—49 Payne, Beth—49, 98 Pedersen, Joy-21, 49, 70. 72, 87, 91, 98. 149, 155 Pohling, Lorelei—49 Peltier, Jeanne-49, 71, 142, 143 Pennington, Sue—61, 63, 71, 84, 97 Perrin, Janet-49, 89, 99 Perry, Merryonne—49 Perzel, Margaret-49, 91, 95 Peterson, Garry—50, 82, 83 Peterson, Gayle—50, 85, 89 Peterson. Mary Ann—50, 85. 87, 95 Peterson, Sharon—50 Pfeiffer. Freya-21, 50. 65. 71. 72. 82. 84. 85, 88 Phillippi, Harold—50 Pink, Thomas—50, 124 Plaster, James—50 Plumb, Steven—50 Prehar, Bodhan-50, 64, 112, 116, 128, 129 Prescott, Cheryl—50 Preston, Arthur—61 Puchtell, Barbara—50, 139 Rainville, Antoinette—21, 51, 70 Reifenberger, Joanne—51. 85, 87, 91 Reigstad, Joanne—51 Remillong, Robert—51 Reshetar, Sandra-51, 71. 73. 139 Rhyner. Eugene—51 Rhyner, James—51, 91 Rick, Diane-51, 71. 97 174 Rignell, Sharon—21. 51, 62, 89 Ringel, Terrance—51, 92, 93 Ringel. Thomas—51 Risch, Robert-21. 52. 69. 78. 87, 93. 98. 112. 114, 120, 121, 128, 151, 152. 170 Roback Richard—52, 78 Rootkie, Ginger-52, 85, 95 Russinik. Michael-52, 70. 72. 127 Ryan. Michael-52. 92, 93. 153 Sadler. David-52, 87 Sargent, Robin—52. 109 Scales, Marcia-52 Schaapveld. Gary—52 Schiffer, Patricia—52 Schiffer. Penelope-52 Schiminsky, David—52, 63, 95 Schullo. Kenneth—53, 112, 116 Scott, Niles—53 Scott, Robin—53 Sederberg, Delores-53, 99 Serbanic, Georgiann—53, 85. 91 Serum, Harriet-22, 53, 65, 69. 70, 71, 84. 87, 90, 95, 165 Sottera, Thomas—53 Sexton, Sandra-21, 53. 88. 95. 98. 99. 156. 157 Shaffer, Sharon—53 Shelton, Sandra-53, 73, 85 Sholander, Diano—53. 98, 99, 168 Shore, Raymond—53, 72 Sikorski, James—54, 92, 93, 118, 128 Simon, John—54, 161 Simonson. Janctto-54 Simonoau, Cheryl—54 Simpson, Thomas—54 Sivanich, James-54, 85, 1C9 Skirka, Terriann—54, 69, 72. 87. 99, 139, 142, 153, 169 Smith, Donald—54, 94 Sobcinski, Marlys-54. 73. 91. 98 Solberg, Ann-54 . 70, 71, 85. 87. 89. 95. 140, 142. 154 Solem, Donna—54, 73 Solz, Douglas-55, 65. 69, 94. 120, 130, 131 Sopcyk, larry—55 Sowada, Carol-55. 70. 71, 90. 99 Stark, Jarrin—55 Stefance, Richard—55 Stefance, Richard—55 Stellenborg, Gerald—55 Stollick, Sharon—55 Stepanchak, Paul—55, 112, 115 Stephens, Patricia-55, 78. 85. 87. 88. 91 Stoddard, Andrew—55 Stono, Sandra Lee—55 Stone. Sandra Lee—55 Stranberg, Robert—56 Sullivan, Daniel—56, 124 Suwalski, Raymond—56 Swanson, Barbara—22, 56, 70, 71, 90, 162 Swanson, Gordon—56 Swanson, Janet—56, 98 Swicrkowski, Roger—56 Szewc, Frank—56 Tarasar, Diana—56 Tarasar, Patricia-56, 85 Tarasar, William—56 Taylor, Constance—56. 82, 83 Taylor, Diane—57 Thompson, Donald—57 Tich, James-57, 63 Tripp, Roger—57, 92, 93 Trout, Roberta—57 Trudell. Dina-57. 87 Tungland, Betty—57 Turbak. lucretia-21. 57. 64, 70. 97, 148, 149 Turnquist, Ruth-57, 71. 87. 91 Ulmanlec, Jo Ann—57 Vadis. James-57, 92, 93. 112. 116, 120. 121, 122, 123, 128 Valenta, Clayton-57 Van Devencr, Gordon—58 Varian, Judith-58, 71.95 Vescio, Frank-58. 92, 93. 128, 152, 158 Vescio. Joe-58, 128 Vick, James-58, 85. 92. 93 Villella, Sharon—58 Vizecky, James—58 Vosler, Richard—61 Walker. Judith-58, 71, 72, 84. 152 Wallace, Donna-21. 58. 69, 87, 90. 98 Wallis, Richard—58, 79 Walus, Patricia-58, 91, 95, 99 Warhol, Pamela—59 Webb, Karen-59, 98. 99. 152 Weise, Phyllis-59, 82. 87, 96 Wendt, Meridel—59 Weselonak, Stephen—59 Westcoft, Carol—59 Westover, Carol—59, 73, 90 White, Mary-59, 64 Wiberg. Kathleen-21, 59, 87, 90, 91. 97. 99 Wideen, Barbara-59. 85 Widseth, Jane-22, 59. 62, 70. 71, 85. 87. 89, 165, 169 Wiggen, Thomas-21, 59. 94, 112, 116 Wilson. Kent-60 Winge, Gerald-60, 97. 150 Worthington, Clark—60, 92 Worthington. Kay-21, 60. 71, 72, 87, 99. 154, 155 Wryk, Patricia—60, 90, 85. 91 Yates. David-60, 65, 69. 87. 112, 114, 124, 150, 157 Yorston, Doan—60 Young, Bruce—60 Zawadski, Gloria—60 Zawislak, William-60, 63. 68. 70. 95. 112. 114, 153 Zelasny, Gerald—60 Zierman, Jean—60 Zimba, Roger—60 Zgutowicz, Eugene—60 175 Smith, Sharon—54, 72, 98 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made''