Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1965 volume:

THE 1965 Wizard Published by the Senior Class of Edison High School Minneapolis, Minnesota I Contents Faculty Seniors Organizations Sports School Life The wide world is all before us. BURNS 2 3 Dedication With great pride we dedicate the 1965 Wizard to Mr. Wallace Spo-lar. Mr. Spolar is indeed worthy of this honor as he has shown in his ability and interest in the field of education. Mr. Spolar earned his Bachelor of Arts degree at Macalester College and his Master of Arts degree at the University of Illinois. He taught at Lincoln Jr. High before he came to Edison. Mr. Spolar is presently serving in the capacity of Executive Secretary for the Minneapolis Credit Union which is affiliated with the Minneapolis Teachers Association. He has shown his special interest in Edison students by organizing Class trips. He also supervised Vaudeville and has l� een advisor to the Student Council. Mr. Spolar represents an ideal to many students of Edison and we know everyone will applaud our choice. 4 Faculty Dreams, boohs, are each a world; and books, we know. Are a substantial world, both pure and good. WILLIAM WORDSWORTH 6 Edison students are on the threshold of a dynamic and exciting world. Some of you plan to further your formal education in college or universities while others will enter the competitive business world. We hope and believe that Edison High School through its staff has provided you with the background and training which will allow you to compete successfully in either arena. Those of you who continue to learn in life and on the job will discover that the wide world truly is all l efore you. Harry N. Vakos Principal The knowledge gained through your years at Edison High School is a priceless achievement and one which was not always easily attained. There is little satisfaction gained from goals within easy reach. Those which are won only after much effort are the ones of which we are most proud and which are most valuable to us. In striving to find your life's work you may experience failure or disappointment along the way. This may be a valuable experience in itself by teaching you how to overcome adversity and become a little stronger because of it. One of the ingredients for success in life is determination to develop our capacities to the fullest. When obstacles confront you, do not give up—find a way of working through the problem. Remember, goals won after much effort are the ones most highly prized. Good luck to all of you. Harold J. Younghans Assistant Principal Social Studies Glenn Hay, Thomas Geankopolis, Charles Singh, David Moore Our present studies of the past help us to a better understanding of the future. Earl I arsen. Marie Smith. John Bastolich Kenneth Northwick, Wallace Spolar, Kenneth Breneinan, Arvid Simmons 10 Math Christopher Hamrin, Benjamin Licmohn, Joseph Van Wie Every clay, Math becomes more important to the people of the world. At Edison our Math classes include Elementary and Advanced Algebra, Plane and Solid Geometry, Senior and College Math, and Trigonometry. Everett Zellers, Priscilla Sension, James Kottom. Celia Torney II Foreign Language Sophie Pappas, Anne Kellner, Edna Sorenson, Lourdes Bridge English 12 Isabel Edwards. Phyllis Gilbert, Orlo Otteson, Myrlc Brunzell Dorothy Wallace, Claire Birkeland, Jack Litowsky. Our English Department has done another fine job of turning out students who can speak our language clearly and correctly. Vera Hulbert, Margaret Fitzsimmons, Marilyn Christian. Students at Edison are very fortunate in being able to have the chance to learn the languages and cultures of Spain, France, Russia, and Germany. Bernard Bjerken, David Her-old, Sophie Albinson. 13 Science In Biology we study living organisms in contrast to those inorganic objects. To instruct us in this field, we had Mr. Bates and Mr. Parsons. Those students interested in why an apple falls to the ground and what chemically makes up our world were able to enjoy Chemistry or Physics. Guilford Parsons, Melvin Bates Selmer Drage, William Marcouiller, Neil Gillis 14 Music Combining tones and rhythms with a definite form and meaning, make music pleasing to the ear. This was possible through our Choir teacher. Miss Ferguson, and our Band director, Mr. Lunkley. Mary Ferguson, Elmo Lunkley Irwin Brown, Charles Swanstrom Art The Art Department enables those individuals interested in art, to further their education in this field. 15 Home Economics There is more to Home Economics than being able to cook. In addition to cooking, the housewife must be able to sew and take care of the general home in many ways. To be able to do this with good economy and thrift is an art. Ethel Knutson, Lois Miller, Genevieve Horton Library By reading books, a complete world is open to our enjoyment. This is only possible in a school with a fine staff of librarians such as ours. 16 Librarians: Dorothea Donohue, Helen Stub. Clerk assistants: Marcella Bury, LaVonne Pritchard Industrial Arts David Hall, Donald Babst, Harold Jedlund The excellent facilities and education available to the young men of our school, help to prepare their future through our Industrial Arts Department. 17 Wayne Nelson, Frederick Sulzbach, Louis Lopata Business The growing importance of Business in the world of today is well known. At Edison, classes to help prepare those interested include Shorthand, Stcno Skills, Record Keeping, and Bookkeeping. Marcella Hammer, Alphonse Johnson In addition to the subjects mentioned above, our students may also enroll in classes of Typing, Office Skills, and Business Law. Margaret Schaeffner, Sharon Torgerson 18 Beverly Stechmann, Margaret LaVigne Physical Education Edith Barton This year's instructors for the boys were Mr. Berg and Mr. Guzy. Miss Barton and Mrs. Conover were the instructors for the girls. To be mentally well, you must also be physically well. This year's Physical Education Department did a fine job in keeping the students at Edison physically fit and in fine shape. Peter Guzy, Robert Berg In addition to keeping Edison students physically fit, our Physical Education Department was able to give us a brief, but concise view of Health, locally, internationally, and nationally. 19 Elsie Conover Nurse Through (he medical knowledge of our nurse, Mrs. Hudak, we are given constant assurance of the right kind of help when it is needed. Marion Hudak Counselors With the advice of our fine staff of counselors, we plan our programs to coincide with our careers. Carol Robin, Reynold Willie, Alan Sweet, Robert Littlefield Visiting Teachers The visiting teacher helps us to solve any problems which might arise. 20 Alice Fowler, Charlotte Hinnc Clerks Our clerks keep the business and operating side of our school run with speed and efficiency. Lorraine Wagner, Gladys Menton, Marcella Bury, Mary' McLaren, Florence Fer-kingstad, Carol Pajerski. Cooks Our cooks prepare delicious and nourishing lunches for us each day. Mary Horbul, Margaret Borosh, Rose Main, Martha Fischer, Evelyn Borgstrom, Velma Peterson, Nora Sorenson, Edith Sanderson. Janitors Our school is kept clean and well regulated by our fine staff of janitors. Robert Jcllings, Charlie Walters, John Freed, Walter Wojtowicz, Helen Berg, Donald Vincent, Harold Tupper, George Ostrowski. Gordon Palmer. Kenneth Hess. Seniors We are made wi.se not by the recollections of our past, but by the responsibilities of our future. GEORGE BERNARD SHAW ■ MISS DOROTHY WALLACE Our years in the world of Edison-are over. The recollections of our Senior year include ... the fashionable Football Preview ... the riotous Teachers Assembly which publicized the first big dance, Frantic Foot Frolic . . . arrival of our personable A.F.S. student, Anders Lindquist ... the election of our class officers . . . Homecoming and the crowning of our queen, Katy Wedin ... the “dis-intigeration of dc Tigers” ... the picturesque Wizard assembly . . . the zany Sadie Hawkins Dance . . . the Senior Class Party . . . Sno Daze and the crowning of our King ... the Senior Banquet ... the realistic production of our Class Play, “Rebel Without a Cause” ... the Mother’s Tea, with the Seniors acting on their best behavior ... the thrilling experience of our Prom . . . our solemn Dedication and the finality of Graduation. Now the Class of i 1965 must face the responsibilities of our future in the wide world. Senior Advisors SEMOK ADVISORS—ROW ONE: Mr. Ccankoplis, Miss Ferguson, Mr . Kellner, Mrs. Hulbert, Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Pappas, Mrs. Conover, Mr. Swanstrom. ROW TWO: Mr. Olteson, Mr. Spolar, Mr. Marcouiller, Mr. Drape, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Licmohn, Mr. Zellers, Mr. Brown, Mr. Singh. NOT PRESENT: Miss Wallace, Miss Ross, Mr. Ray. SENIOR CABINET—ROW ONE: S. Miller. K. Kelley, G. Hudak, K. Ewer, Miss Wallace, J. Mcdclburg, M. Zimmerman. R. Bystedt. ROW1' TWO: D. Jones, N. Carlson, Terry Nakielski, P. Kuykcndahl. G. Danyo, S. McNamera, W. Hcndrikson, G. DcLaitsch. ROW THREE: L. Rruhjell, J. Fjelsta, J. Brcdemus, A. Anttila, D. Norback. M. Trmte, T. Ashley, D. Enroolh. Senior Cabinet SENIOR OFFICERS: David Norback. Vice-President; Dean Enrooth, President; Ramona Bystedt, Secretary; Tom Ashley, Treasurer. ROGER AARSETH MICHAEL ABRAHAM DANIEL ADAMS MARK AHLSTROM CORDON ALLEN JACQUELYN ALSTRUP JERI ANDERS RUTH ANDERSEN DAVID ANDERSON DAWN ANDERSON Class of 1965 26 GERALD ANDERSON HELEN ANDERSON MARILYN ANDERSON NANCY ANDERSON ANNE RCHAMISAULT JOHN ARVIDSON DAVID ASH THOM AS ASHLEY 27 MICHAEL HALL GEORGE BALLENCER KAREN HARNESS EUGENE BARNO JOSEPHINE BARTNIZAK . KOI 'i HAK DIS HERMAN BELISLE JEAN BELTOWSKY DARLENE BENJAMIN CARY BENSON JOHN BENSON JOHN BENSON MARGIE BENSON 28 LAKRY BENZINGER EILEEN BERGSTROM ROBERT BERGSTROM DAVID BERKELEY SUZETTE BERNARD JUDITH BIEN PAULETTE BIERNAT I AVID BIRCH EDWARD BITTNER BRADLEY BJORKLUND BARBARA BLAMSKI JOHN BLOCH GERALD BLOMS 29 MARIE BOCHNIAK KATHLEEN BOEHM JANICE BOUTA HALYNA BOROWSKY SUSAN BRAA DAVID BRANDVOLD DAVID BRASHOWITZ JAMES BREDEMUS 30 Victory! Victory! Thai's our cry! HELEN BRETSCHNEIDER DELORES BROUILLARD BRUCE BRUHJELL LAWRENCE BRUHJELL LESLEE BUICK KARLA BURBANK BRIAN BURNEVIK CAROL BURNS SHARON BURROWS LESLIE BURSEY JOHN BUSCH RAMONA BYSTEDT RONALD CAMPLIN' CHERYL CARLSON KENNETH CARLSON NORMAN CARLSON 31 CURTIS CLARK GLENNARD CLEMENS SANDRA CARLSON SANDRA CARLSON JEROME CARON RONALD CARSON KATHY CASSERLY MARY CECKO RICHARD CERMAK MARY CHASE PETER CHRZANAK LESLIE CIESLA JAMES CLOUTIER 32 THOMAS COCHRAN DANITA CONNORS ROBERT COOLEY GREGORY COTTLE JUDY CRUCIAN! KENNETH CURRY MARIANNE CUSTER WALTER CUTTER DIXIE DAHLIN NAOMI DAME NANCY DAWSON To the point of success. MARY DRABCZAK JOHN DUPAY GARY Dc LAITSCH TONI De MUSE DIANNE DELARIA TERRANCE DELMONICO BARBARA DETTMAN PAMELA DORSO JOHN DOTY KATHLEEN DOUGHERTY 34 PAULINE DUFAY BARBARA DWINNELL PATRICIA ELLIS RAYMOND ELI.STROM CRYSTAL ENDTHOFF LINN A E ENCLUND 35 DEAN ENROOTH RICHARD ERPELDING JAMES ENTINGER NANCY ENVEY DIANE ERICKSON KATHLEEN EWER BRUCE FALLDIN STEPHAN FECHT CATHLEEN FELEGY RICHARD FELEGY 36 ROBERT FERKINGSTAD JOHN FJELSTA JAMES FERRARO DONNA FLAVIN GEORCENE FESTIN BONNIE FIFE THOMAS FLYNN ANNE FOSTER EUGENE FRANK JOHN FREEBURG GERD FREILAND PAULETTE FRYE 37 RICHARD CACEK UN DA GATKJEN LEONARD CAVIC MARY CEDE FLORENE CEIIRKE KEVIN CERDEMAN LARRY CERVAIS DAVID CETMAN LYLE CILBERTSON SHIRLEY CILLMAN ALEX CIPSKY WALTER COLUSKY GREGORY GONIER DONALD GONKO DAVID GOODEN PATRICK GOUGH 38 JEFFREY GREEN CAROLE GERSDORF DAVE GWIAZDON JUDY HALL LINDA HALL JEAN HANEGAN MARJORIE HANLON 39 KATHLEEN HARVEAUX SUSAN HAVISH MARY HAWKINSON MARCIA HERZYNSKI WAYNE HEDALEN GREGORY HEGI LINDA HELFENSTEIN THOMAS HELFMAN 40 JOE HENNESSY STEVEN HERRMANN JEAN HETHERINGTON RITA HILDRETH DON HI ME ROBERT HINES DALE HOEGH LAURENCE HOFF LINDA HOFFER MICHAEL HOFICH WARREN HOLMEN LINDA HOLZEMER 41 THOMAS HOMA BARBARA HOOPER LEON HORISHNYK MELANIE HOUGEN BARBARA HOWE EDWARD IIUBLE GAYLE HUDAK CAROL HlIEBNER PATRICIA HUGHES RAND HULSING A CAROLYN HUNT RICHARD HUSET LINDA INDERGAARD PAUL ISAACSON CHERYL JACOBSEN KAREN JACOBSEN PENNY JAKUBIK PATRICIA JAMES DEAN JAROS JAMES JAROS 43 JOHN JAROSLAWSKI TIMOTHY JASICKI ROBERT JOHNS BARBARA JOHNSON BRUCE JOHNSON JILL JOHNSON KATHERINE JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON JUDITH KELLER 44 HAROLD KELM JAMES KELZENBERG JOHN KELZENBERG GARY KERKOW JERRILYN KINCEN JACQUELYN KINGEN PAUL KIRSTIUK JOYCE KISSEL PATRICIA KLEINDL ROBERT KLETZIN LA VON KNIEFEL SANDRA KNOKE LINDA KNUTSON 45 DAVID KOCH JOHN KOHOUT KATHLEEN KOENEN PAMELA KOHLAN CAROL KOHNER SANDRA KOKESH CAROL KOKOSH JIM KOTZ SHIRLEY KUDUK 46 PAMELA KUYKENDAHL JOSEPH LA BATTE KATHLEEN LA FOND it 1 i JANET LACINA CAROL LARSON MARK LARSON FRED LANE REID LARSON MARILYN LANGNER PAUL LE TOURNEAU MARVA LANGNER MICHAEL LEARY 47 KAREN LEBA LINDA LIESKE ROGER LIND LANCE LINDMAN They went thattu way. 48 DAVID LIEN LINDA LIND CEOFFERY LINDAHL ANDY LINDQVISI JAMES LIVINGSTON KAREN LOBASH TERRY I.OKKEN GARY LONG DANIEL LOPATA CAROL LUBERACKI GLORIA LUBERACKI CATHLEEN LYONS JOHN MADDEN JOAN MAHONEY DONALD MAJSTERSKI STEFAN MAKSIMENKO DONNA MANLEY CARLA MANSKE NANCY MARCH LINDA MARENGO 49 PAUL MARIETTE CLARK MARTEN CYNTHIA MARTH CAROL MAST LAWRENCE MASTERS CAROLYN MATTSON KATHLEEN MATTSON LOIS MAZURKO linda McCaffrey mark McDonald MARLES McKENZIE SUSAN McNAMARA 50 MARILYN MENZIA LAURA MICKLEY JOAN MIDTHUN MARLENE MIDTHUN LOWELL MIELLKE BARBARA MIHALCHICK DIANE MILLER MARK MILLER SHEILA MILLER WILLIAM MILLER SANDRA MILNER GEORGE MINARIK MARIE MISKOWIC ANNE MOFELT 51 EDWARD MOREK KATHLEEN MORRISON KATHERINE MUELLER CAROL MURPHY TERRANCE NAKIELSKI JUDITH NEDOHON 52 JACQUEUNE NELSON MARY NELSON PAMELA NELSON KATHLEEN NEPSHA KARIN NESSER SANDRA NIZIOL STEVEN NELSON JUDITH NESSER DARRELL NEWBERC JUDITH NOLDEN JOAN NIERENGARTEN DAVID NORBACK 53 CURTIS NORDAHL ROBERT NORCON ROGER NY BO RICHARD NYHOLM The steps to higher learning. CHARLES OMLEY LUDMILLA OSTROUSHKO PATRICIA OUEI.LETE MARILEE OVERWICK 54 DIANE PACYCA SUSAN PAUL THOMAS PAUL JANET PAINTEK KAREN PALKOWSKI LYNN PALKOWSKI NANCY PALKOWSKI CAROL PALMQUIST WIRA PANKIW CHARLES PARKER SUSAN PARKER STEVEN PASLOWSKI 55 EDWARD PEC DENNIS PAULSEN DENNIS PECK MARLYS PAULSON JAMES PAVLIK NANCY PEAKE JERKY PELKEY JEANNE PELLEGRINO JAMES PERKINS JAMES PERKINS HOLLY PERLICK MARY PERTLER LYNETTE PETERS DARWIN PETERSON DENNIS PETERSON 56 JUDITH PETERSON RUTH PETERSON KATHERINE PIERSIAK THOMAS PIERSON ROBERTA PINKOSH TERRANCE PUDANY JOAN POLI.ARI DEAN POPEK PATRICIA PRENEVOST MARY PROTASIEWICZ ROSEMARY PROVOST CAROLINE .QUINZON CRECORY RADICK 57 RITA RAFFERTY KATHLEEN READY JEAN REICHEL MARY ROACH THEODORE RAMLET JOHN REEVES EUGENE RAM PI DOUGLAS RASMUSSEN ROBERT REGAN RICHARD RISING No 58 MICHAEL ROBACK PAMELA ROGERS DOUGLAS ROLF CHARLENE ROMANOWSKI MARY RUSINKO MICHAEL RUSINKO TERRY RUSSELL SHERRY ROACH DEAN RODE WILLIAM ROESKE MARTIN ROLEK Smoking! 59 CAROL SANDVIK KENNETH SCHNAPP THEODORE SCHULLO MARY RUSSO JAN SAJKA LINDA SANDELL N« 't SANDERS LINDA SANOCKI YVONNE SCHACK MARY ANN SAWDEY KEITH SCHILLER LINDA SCHLIEK NORMA SCHMIDT DAVID SCHURR 60 STEVEN SCHUH NANCY SEPPANEN KATHLEEN SCHUSTER SANDRA SEVERSON BONNIE SCOTT HARRY SEDESKY DANIEL SEXTON GLYNN SIMON DONALD SHAW JOAN SIBINSKI ROBERT SIBINSKI PENNY SKOIEN JANE SLA HI A K JOHN SLANGA DONALD SMITH CARY SMITH JOHN SMITH ROBERT SOBCOVIAK LINDA 50I.EM 62 LINDA SORENSEN CANDY SOWDEN KATHLEEN SPAKROW CHERYL SROKA THOMAS STENEHJEM CHERYL STEPANCHAK DONALD STEWART JOHN STRICKLAND JEFFREY STONE BARBARA STROMGREN MARK STOPERA LINDA STORCH 63 TONI STRONG JEAN ST WO R A JOAN STWORA CYNTHIA SULARZ RICHARD SUNDLY LOIS SWANGER SHARON SWANSON DOUGLAS SZCZECH SUSAN TADLOCK MYRNA TAUTANT HOWARD TAYLOR MICHAEL TEMPTE BETTY THIES RUTH THIES JOHN THOMPSON STEPHEN THROLDAHL 64 NANCY THRUN Edison finally hit high class! SANDRA TIGUE MARSHALL TURNER SUSAN ULMANIEC DONNA TRACZYK fi BARBARA ULMANIEC ELIZABETH URISTA TERRENCE URISTA KAREN VARVILLE ANN VAWRACZ 65 ROBERT VJK HILLAR VIUASTE DONNA VINCENT CRECC VOSLER SHARON VSETECKA CAROL VUCHETICH DONALD WAGNER CHARLES WALTERS RICHARD W ARREN MIKE WASILEWSKI KATHLEEN WEDIN BARBARA WEILER DONNA WESTER JOY WESTER GORDON WESTLUND PERRY WHITNEY 66 i i GAYLE WIBERG SUSAN WIEGMAN JEANNE WINTERS MARSHA WISNIEWSKI GEORGE WOJCIAK JOHN WOLYNIEC DAVID WOJDYLA BARBARA WONTOR LINDA WOLE ELAINE WOYTASEK LOIS WYMAN JOHN YATES LYNDA YOST ROGER YOUNG 67 PHILLIP YOUNCMARK JACQUELINE ZAJAC JAMES ZAREMBSKI JOHN ZCODAVA JUDITH ZIEMER MARGARET ZIMMERMAN HARVEY FLEITMAN JOANNE BLASTER Camera Shy LARRY ANUNDSON CEORGE BRANDT CLAYTON DICK CHRIS DOCKTER WILLIAM FISH BONNIE JOHNSON BURTON KEES LAWRENCE OHSMAN THOMAS OLSON CHARLOTTE OYEN DENISE PEKAREK WILLIAM PAWLYSHYN TERRY PELKEY RICHARD ROSS GERALDINE SCHULLO STEVEN STILLER DIANE SULLIVAN SANDRA TOVSEN ARNOLD UNDERHILL MARY WALCZAK VINCENT ZIMBA Our Counselor, Miss Robin Miss Robin has counseled us during our years at Edison. She is a very capable person who has done an excellent job working with our class. Miss Robin is a warm person who was always willing to listen to our problems and help us to solve them. In our Senior year, Miss Robin has spent extra time helping us to prepare our future. We will all remember the smiling woman who was influential in our first years at Edison and then played an important role in helping us realize our responsibilities of the future. MISS ROBIN—Our Charming Counselor I) Day 69 TYPICAL EDISONIAN Dean Prekker Jeri Anders MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mike Kukielka Linda Marengo 70 PERSONALITY PLUS Gayle Wibcrg Paul Kirstiuk SHYEST Steve Anderson Eileen Bergstrom 71 BIGGEST FLIRT Larry Bruhjcll (Camera Shy) Maries McKenzie SHARPEST DRESSER John Reeves Mary Drabczak 72 BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Helen Anderson Wes Hendrickson MOST MISCHIEVOUS Gayle Danyo Paul Lctoumeau BEST LINE Larry Hoff Joan PoIIari BRIGHTEST SMILE Kathy Nepsha Curt Nordahi 73 Top HELEN ANDERSON loves cheerleading, art, and, above all, fun. She is active in Pep Club, Blue Tri, Student Council, Cheerleading, S p a n i s h Club. Russian Club, and Pen-neys Fashion Board. Helen is uncertain of her future plans, but she is considering enrollment in a post-graduate course at Vocational. LINDA HELFENSTEIN’S am-bition is to teach after attending Bethel College. She has a fine record of activities outside of school which include Red Cross, German Club, Blue Tri. Ushers Club, and Tommie Boosters. Sewing her own clothes, attending sports as a spectator, and corresponding with pen pals in other countries also keep Linda busy. DAVE BRANDVOLD. who has been interested in physics throughout his high school years, will enter the Institute of Technolog)' at the U. of M. His goal is to be a research physicist. Dave’s activities include hand and National Honor Society. Reading, chemistry, and building hi-fi sets are his hobbies. MELANIE HOUGEN has a special interest in travel and hopes to work in a foreign country. She is active in Blue Tri, French Club, and was an A.F.S. finalist. Working part time and sewing keeps her busy. Melanie is planning to attend the U. of M. as a home economics major. GARY DELAITSCH, with hopes of becoming a science teacher, will be studying at the U. of M. next year. He is an athletic enthusiast. Gary is involved in wrestling, cross country, and “E” Club as well as Wizard, Spanish Club and Senior Cabinet. Honors PAM KOHLAN'S schedule for extracurricular activities includes Blue Tri, of which she is president, all-city secretary of Red Cross, French Club, National Honor Society, and Student Council. As a hopeful English major at Augsburg College, she plans to travel and possibly do some writing. RANI) HULSING, a member of National Honor Society and also a hall monitor, complicates his busy schedule by working at Record Lane every evening. However, he uses his creativeness to build model cars and work on his own car. Next year Rand will be attending the Institute of Technology. MIKE K UK I ELK A is a true representative of the Edison spirit. He has excelled scholastically, athletically, and also in service for the school. He plans to attend Macalaster College in the field of medicine. His activities include National Honor Society, of which he is president, German Club as vice president, “E” Club, and hall monitors. He is interested in sports and is the co-captain of the Hockey Team. RICHARD HUSET has a special interest in physiology and will be a pre-med major at Hamlin. His outside interests include painting and biology. Richard is active in Russian Club, Chess Club, and National Honor Society. PAUL LeTOURNEAU, who is a student with many interests, is president of French Club, president of Hi-Y, as well as a member of the Student Council and AFS -candidate. He is planning to attend Mac-alester College, with a major in zoology. His favorite sports are skiing, tennis, and fishing. LINDA MARENGO, whose goal is to “see the world” after majoring in education at the U. of M., has certainly directed her abilities to varied channels. She is active in National Honor Society, Student Council, French Club, Choral Club, Octette, Tennis Club, Horizon Club, and gym aide. As if her school activities don’t keep her busy enough, Linda still finds time for two organ jobs; one at Methodist Hospital and the other at Holy Triune Lutheran Church. Her hands are always busy and her mind never rests. KATHY MATTSON is active in Spanish Club, Wizard, National Honor Society, and Blue Tri. She is looking forward to traveling abroad and applying the foreign language she knows, as well as those she hopes to learn. Next year, however, Kathy will attend the U. of M. and major in Liberal Arts. SUE McNAMARA, who hopes to attend Gustavus Adolphus College, enjoys sewing her own clothes and participating in most sports. As an active member of Blue Tri, French Club, Senior Cabinet, National Honor Society, Tommie Boosters, and the girl’s swimming team, she plans to major in Liberal Arts. KATHY NEPSHA wants to help people appreciate art and will major in art education at the U. of M. She has contributed her artistic talent in many ways throughout the school. Kathy has worked diligently on all types of posters, the Homecoming tickets and scroll, the Class Play program cover design, and the wisemcn that she painted on the windows of the library. Kathy’s other activities include National Honor Society, Wizard, Student Council, Russian Club, band, and works as a part-time dental assistant. JOAN NIERF.NGARTEN, the pillar of the Record Staff as well as Red Cross, divides her time during school between these two projects. She is the Editor-in-chief of the Record, president of Red Cross, and also Senior Cabinet alternate. Next year Joan will be attending the U. of M. and expects to major in French. Her after-school activities include work, sewing her own clothes, and sketching. 76 WIRA PANKIW’S many interests include reading, math, and the study of animal life. Her one ambition is to attend the U. of M. and major in pharmacy. Extracurricular activities find Wira participating in German Club, Choral Club, and the Uk-ranian Youth Organization. LIZABETH ODELL, commonly known as “Wizard” Odell, edited this year's Wizard. Liz is active in German Club. Red Cross, secretary of the all-school Blue Tri, member of the Class Play, and on the Y-Deal Council. Her ambition is to major in Music Education at the U. of M. She has an appropriate background in music, for she is in the Edison Choir and also teaches piano lesson's. With these activities and those glorious deadlines, Liz has proved herself worthy of this honor. I.INDA YOST honors Edison by representing us as the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow finalist and a finalist in the Merit Scholarship Contest. Her abilities assure her of a fine education in the field of Liberal Arts at U.CLA. Extracurricular activities find Linda participating in French Club as well as reading and swimming when the time and season permit. DONNA WESTER’S ambition following graduation is to be a private secretary. Her activities include Blue Tri, office aide, and lunchroom cashier. Swimming and sewing also keep Donna busy. 77 Organizations We are here to add what we can to. not to get what tve can from, life. 78 SIR WILLIAM POSLER 79 Secretary, Pam Olsen Treasurer, Jeri Anders The Student Council is the governing body of Edison. It is made up of student representatives, an executive hoard, and standing committees. Participation in the Student Council gives us experience in democratic responsibilities, provdes a forum for the expression of the students’ opinions, and helps train leaders. Its goals are to serve the school, to raise the standards of citizenship, and to promote social activities. Mr. Zellers, the advisor of Student Council, has done an excellent job in guiding and helping the council. His sincere willingness has been appreciated. This year’s Student Council has sponsored many activities—Homecoming, United Fund Drive, Sadie Hawkins. Sno-Days, Edison Day, International Day, and many special assemblies. Advisor Mr. Everett Zellers All-city Representatives Paul Letoumeau, Cayle Wiberg 80 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP—ROW 1: P. Olsen. Sec.. C. Sroka, Vice Pres., J. Anders, Treas., D. Prckkcr, Pres., C. Wiberg. P. Letourneau, Parliamentarian. ROW 2: K. Nepsha, J. Fleming. M. Drage, L. Christensen. K. Kuehn, J. Mattson. I.. Peterson. ROW 3: H. Anderson, R. Johns, M. Dullum, A. Burnevik, B. Evans, J. Helvcy, A. I.indqvist, V. Comstock. ROW 4: L. Nelson, R. Cooley, T. Lee, H. Sedesky, D. Anderson, D. Brouillard, T. Russell. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP—ROW 1: M. Anderson, J. Case. S. Anderson, L. Fuller, B. Bredsten, B. Churik. S. Sicard. ROW 2: C. Vuchetich, J. Sopczak, R. Bystedt, K. Opdahl, B. Hastings, J. Carlcy, P. Carlcy, P. Kohlan. ROW 3: L. Thorson, D. Enrooth, P. Prcncvost, L. Johnson, B. Bjorklund, S. McLennan. ROW 4: J. Brinda, B. Scott, P. Chrzanak, D. Sexton, K. Olson, M. Naslund, D. Lopata. 81 HOMECOMING COMMITTEE ROW 1: B. Evans. J. Tjosvold, S. Novak, S. Sicard. J. Fleming. C. Vuchetich. ROW 2: K. Ncpsha, Co-Chairman. I). Broulliard, Co-Chairman, L. Marengo. G. Wiberg, L Johnson. J. Helvey, C. Koehner, B. Bjorkland. 0. Norhack. ROW 3: I). Lopata, M. Miskowic, N. Dawson, K. Ready, K. Ewer. M. Anderson. Committees SN'O-DAZE COMMITTEE—ROW 1: C. Huehner, L. Marengo, R. Cooley, Chairman. B. Churik. Chairman J Flemine ROW 2 I). Lopata, S. Sicard, S. Milner, W. Hendrickson, L. Christensen. 82 Junior Cabinet ADVISOR—Mr. Gillis The Junior Cabinet is made up of representatives of the Junior class. One representative is chosen from each Junior homeroom. Each member is responsible for certain activities. The activities are paid for out of dues paid by the Juniors at the beginning of the year. The Junior Cabinet sponsors two class parties, one in the Fall and one in the Spring, a Sno Daze booth and a float for Homecoming. Their float took second place this year. JUNIOR CABINET-ROW 1: J. Bierch, M. Graf, J. Koll, Mr. CillU, R. Schulte, L Hutton. S. Swanson, 0. Lewytzkyj. ROW 2: L. Varian, S. Novak, A. Trebisovsky, S. Kcfz, K. Stellmacher, M. Carlson, J. Ignatowicz, S. Krznarich. 83 National Honor Society SECOND YEAR SENIOKS-KOW 1: P. Kolilan, L. Marengo, M. Kukielka, C. Quinzon, K. Matison, J. Nedohon. K. Ready, H. Taylor, K. Ncpslia. ROW 2: G. Danyo, D. Schurr, D. Brouillard, J. Hunegan, R. Hulsing, S. McNamara, A. Vawracz, G. Wibrrg. ROW 3: D. Lopata, T. Ashley, R. Huset, T. Flynn, P. Isaacson, D. Prekkrr, D. Branvold, S. Anderson. ROW 1: Miss Ross. M. Kukielka, Pres. ROW 2: K. Ready, Sec., I). Ix paia. V. Pres.. G. Danyo, Treas. The Edison National Honor Society aims to create an enthusiasm for good scholarship to develop worthy school and community citizenship. to stimulate devoted service to school, community, and country, and to encourage the development of trustworthy leadership and character. A candidate for the Society must he in the upper fourth of his class in scholarship, and show evidence of the other requirements: service, leadership, and character. It represents the fundamental objectives for which schools are instituted and gives recognition to those students who have attained most nearly the desired ends. Throughout history, man has recognized the value of such distinction and in one way or another has marked for special honor those who excel. 84 FIRST YEAR SENIORS—ROW 1: J. Helvey, C. Kohner, J. Nolden, M. Anderson, M. Custer, N. Dawson, K. Ewer, E. Bergstrom, C. Kokosh, C. Burns. ROW 2: R. Bystcdt, C Sroka, M. Miskowie, H. Anderson, S. Milner. L. Odell, M. Benson, J. Anders, C. Vuchetich, J. Alstrup. ROW 3: I). Sullivan, C. Carlson, M. Hougen, L. Helfenstcin, K. Wedin, D. Pacyga, K. Jacobsen, B. Howe, C. Manske, C. Umiak. G. DeLaitsch. ROW 4: J. Sibinski, I). Wester, W. Pankiw. S, Bernard, L. Storch, C. Huebner, L. Nelson, K. Dougherty, J. Nierengarten, P. Prenevost. ROW 5: B. Scott, D. Enrooth, K. A. Lindqvist, P. Letourncau, G. Cottle, R. Ferkingstad, H. Viljastc, D. Norback, R. Cooley, C Parker, G. Wojciak, B. Bjorklund. New Members of ’65 FIRST YEAR JUNIORS-ROW 1: C, Indahl. J. Fleming, B. Churik, B. Meyer, R. Schulte, J. KoU. J. Case, B. Barfuss. ROW 2: J. Nelson, R. Holmgren. D. Berg, B. Hara, B. Evans, J. Ignatowicz, S. Novak, C Mattson. ROW 3: W. Hendrickson, B. Ma-Iand, S. Wontor, E. Kook, T. Lee, G. Bart, R. Sushak, J. Schagun. 85 1 ADVISOR. Mi� s Myrle Brunxell The Edison Record manages to conquer deadlines and printing problems to put in its appearance bi-weekly. The Record serves as a means of communication between the faculty and students. Edison is one of two schools in Minneapolis to print its own paper. In editorial form, the Record presents opinions from students and the faculty to lie read and considered. The editor-in-chief this year has been Joan Nierengarten. Joan has the task of supervising the staff, editing page one, and meeting deadlines with a finished product. The Record’s faithful advisor this year and for the past nine years has been Miss Brunzell. With her guidance and knowledge, the Record Staff is chosen from her newswriting classes and then produces the paper. Miss Brunzell was editor of her own high school newspaper and studied journalism at the U. of M. Altogether the Record Staff has been successful in producing an informative and appreciated Edison Record. RECORD STAFF—ROW 1: L. Woll, L. Englund. C. Wallers. P. Jakubik. Mbs Brunzrll, J. Nierengarten. C Casey, F. Gehrke. ROW 2: J. Anders. J. Sibinski. N. Palkowski, L. Sanocki, T. Russell, A. Lindqrbt S. Swanson, C. Hunt. ROW 3: C. Wojciak, L. Hoff, B. Kees, R. Warren. B. Roeske, D. Prekker, L. Bursey, L. Bruhjell. 86 PRODUCTION STAFF—ROW 1: Arvison, J. Hennesey, M. Darsaw, T. Pthl. ROW 2: J. Jaros, G. Golusky, G. Freidland. ROW 3: D. Fleitman, J. Yates, I). Hoegh, F. Couch, D. Newbcrg, H. Erickson, I). Paulsen. 87 M. Anderson, Secretary-Treasurer, J. Sjaka, M. Custer, Vice-President, Mr. Brenenien, Delwte Coach, Mr. Litowsky, Speech Coach NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE-ROW 1: K. Anderson, B. Evans, M. Anderson, Scc.-Trcas., Mr. Litowsky, J. Sajka, Pres., M. Custer, Vice-Pres., K. Dougherty. ROW 2: K. Herrmann, S. Anderson, D. Jacob, L Volstad, T. Bart, S. Hagen, I). Kirkland, H. Esco. 88 EDISON DEBATE TEAM—ROW 1: V. Neuman, M. Custer, D. Pacyga, J. Sajka, Captain. ROW 2: D. Connors, A. Foster. J. Lepore, C. Indahl, J. Tybcrg. J. Koll, L Hultin, D. Porter, A. Johnson, Mr. Breneman, Coach. 89 Pep Club PEP CLUB -ROW 1: I. Helm, I.. Carlson. S. Mastro. C. Johnson. N. Lipa. B. Chunk. L. Fuller. ROW 2: J. I.ubinski. M. Kacheroski. I.. Christensen, C. Barkley, I). Elson, .1. Anders. ROW 3: F. Gchrke, P. Hendrickson. K. Varville, S. Ma oiag, II. Anderson. V. Comstock, B. Pudney. ROW 4: N. Schmidt. S. Sodd, P. Sopczak, J. Siminski, J. Huzio, C. Wiherg, S. Goetz. P. Olsen. ROW 5: J. Sibinski. J. Pickering. K. Weyek, L. Gunderson, J. Green, S. Melhus, J. Gehrkc, B. Hansen. PEP CLUB—ROW 1: M, Gromck, L. Nelson, Treas., P. Jurek, Pub., K. Ewer, Pres., Mr. Swanstrom, J. Ignatowicz, Vice- Pres., M. Husak. Sec., P. Bjorklund. ROW 2: B. Brcdstcn, V. Rampi. C. Barzdis, B. Wontor, K. Lewandowski, M. Petry, A. Kohak. ROW 3: M. Hvberg. S. Peterson. I.. Peterson, G. Semanko. J. Slnbiak, K. Southern, M. Drage, S. Anderson. ROW 4: C. Huncxak, J. Bierch, S. Schwartz, L. Johnson, G. Danyo, M. Benson, K. Whitney. ROW 5: S. Brisbane, B. Danicleki, S. Krznarich, C. Luitzens, 0. Fohrman. I.. Lacina. R. Peterson, P. Hurupal. 90 C. Dclaitsch W. Hendrickson T. Jasiki J. Fjelata T. 1 Ionia Mr. Parsons S. Schuh P. Whitney D. Enrooth. Pres. S. Maksimenko C. Florest J. Thune G. Long, Sec. D. Pudney P. Clir .nnak 91 The Edison Band BAND—ROW 1: (left to right) A. Lindqvist, J. Flemming, L. Ostroushko, B. Kclpinsky, W. Hendrickson. ROW 2: M. Mid-thun, A. Foster, N. Larson, S. Beck, D. Erickson, K. Nepsha. ROW 3: L. Carlson, J. Yost. J. Eleson, L Scott, D. Laushe, M. Eich, B. Lyke, K. Sparrow. ROW 4: L. Iliff, D. Zazck, J. Kollar, K. Carlson. D. Conko, S. Hermann. L. Bruhjcll, J. Scnezk, J. Painter. ROW 5: J. Voytilla, L Gervais, W. Hedland, R. Sundly, B. Onsrud, B. Lukkason, B. Stromgren, R. Lind, K. La-Count, G. Josul, R. Brooker, J. W'alsh, M. Abraham. 92 The Edison Band is under the able direction of Mr. Elmo Lunkley. The hand has added much excitement to the football and basketball games. The Drum Major has added color and pageantry to our hand on the field of play. The hand held a Christmas Concert. Through the years, Mr. I.unkley has produced championship bands, has brought Edison many trophies and awards, and has instilled in thousands a love for music. He and the band members are admired and praised by both students and faculty for their outstanding work. BAND—ROW 1: P. Isaacson, S. Punch, L. Nelson, O. Lcwytzkyj, L. Hall. ROW 2: R. Schulte, K. Hunczak. S. Lee. I). Paul-son. N. Carlson. ROW 3: A. Maimberg, R. Kainsas, N. Austin, S. Welsh. D. Prekker, L. Marriette, C. Semanko, W. Hollman, S. Williams. ROW 4: S. Kctz, J. Green, D. Kncisler, D. Branvold, W. Dancho, T. Miller, S. Beltowsky, J. Peters. ROW 5: D. Vo ika, G. Camithcrs, D. Malaska, S. Schmitt, J. Sajka, D. Decker, T. Jellungs, H. Herland, D. Berg. R. Pool. 93 Choral Groups Mist Ferguson The Edison Choral Department, under the direction of Miss Ferguson, consists of the Choral Club, Tommie Tones, Tenth Grade Choirs, Girl’s Ensemble, and the Octette. This year, the group’s performances were of the highest quality. During Christmas the Choral Club was invited to Apache Plaza to perform, and soon after, in February, they sang a delightful concert to the Northeast Junior High student body. Besides choral work. Miss Ferguson teaches Organ Class. In Organ Class, members have the opportunity to learn the techniques of organ playing and to develop their ability. CHORAL CLUB—C. Ives, M. Perllcr, J. Bien, J. Bartniczak, NI. Paulson. D. Benjamin, N. Johnson, M. Protasiewicz, C. Erickson, C. Feb eg -, M. Drabczak, Sec., N. Dawson, M. Nelson, C. Sowden, M. Bock. J. Bouta. ROW 2—L. Odell, K. Varville, P. Callahan, F. Cehrke, I). Shulls. L Marengo, S. Severson. M. Kahaczi, W. Pankiw, C Jacobsen, B. Sheppard. J. Slwora, R. Anderson. S. Milner. L. McCaffrey. J. Dady, E. Anundson, K. Southern. ROW 3—R. Sushak, P. Snyder. T. Jaksha. P. Muriette, K. Miller, D. Walseth, M. Mathews, C. Parker, M. Wasilewski, M. Oycn, P. Kuykendall, K. Lcha, M. Overick, M. Dullum. C. Cersdorf, J. Peterson. J. Nolden. ROW 4: R. Fredsall, I). Olson, J. Kohout, Vice pres., L. Benzinger. P. Stevens. B. Sihin-ki. A. Haflund, I). Lopata, Pres., R. Cooley, C. Yates, J. Jaros, L. Anundson, S. Wiegman, I). Anderson, Treas., B. Hockctt, S. Mill -r, B. Howe, M. Nelson. 94 OCTETTE—ROW 1—S. Severson, L. Marengo, J. Nolden, S. Milner. ROW 2—M. Nelson, piano, D. Lopata, P. Snyder, R. Cooley, J. Jams. ENSEMBLE— P. Kuykendall, piano, D. Benjamin, C. Ives, D. Shults, M. Drulxzak. M. Pro-lasiewies, N. Johnson, S. Wicgman, L. McCaffrey, C. Sowden. 95 OKGAN CLASS—ROW 1—J. Gorman, L. Hafich, S. Roebke, R. Goble, I). Lekson, B. Monson. ROW' 2—J. Divinnell, L. Hel-fenstein, S. Hagen. M. Oyen, P. Noble, S. Hublr, BOARD C. Lillibridge, L. Mihalow, ORGAN, M. Nelson, D. Kellerman. Seated, L. I.uedtkc, L. Jensen. Organ Class — Tommie Tones TOMMIE TONES-ROW 1—M. Hanlon, C Johnson, Pres.. C. Matheson. B. Anderson. M. Mitchell. C. Indahl, N. Lypa, M. Lyons, B. W'eiler, L. England. ROW 2—M. Sawdey, J. Nesser, K. Wedin, Vice Pres.. L. Peters, K. Morrison, R. Clark, M. Russo, L. Tail, S. Pahl, G. Semanko, A. Archamluult, R. Tliies, D. Erickson, C. Rondo, M. Roatch. C Switzer, E. Pudlick. K. W'hitney, Treas., G. Schullo, B. Howe. ROW: 4—J. Zajac, I). Pacyga. H. Wennerlind, S. Tousen, R. Rafferty, J. Stwora, K. Bar-ness, M. Graham, B. Lakeman, C. Endthoff, M. Menzia. P. Frye. 96 TENTH GRADE CHOIR-ROW 1: C. Cliniany. P. Kinch. J. Erie. Pres.. T. Fergon. V. Hahn. L Langner. S. Mitchell, M. Gay, S. Owelielte. P. Strong. P. Benson. ROW 2: J. Peterson N. Mc Doiiairi, • ?� '. J. Cehrke. Trea ., L. Ives, L. Wemc, B. Rcidnry, Sec., K. Midthun. S. Noel. L. Orlicki. C. Olson. J. Johnson. I. • K- Dent , S Sodd. S. Esco. R. Pantlin. G. Hoskins. J. Balm. C. Thotland. K. Jensen. 0. Hanson. S. McLennon. N. Manley. L. Uiristensen. p. Milner, C. Keller. ROW 4: J. Brown. R. Klesk, I). Moore. P. McCabe, J. Pickering. L Lindgren. L. Thorson. Tenth Grade Choirs TENTH GRADE CHOIR—ROW' 1: B. Ault. S. Peterson, Sec.. S. Kelm. D. Ebon, V. pres.. J. Johnson. L Sibinski. B. Hastings. M. Mattox, K. Lava I lee, S. Allen. S. Qu inchan. D. Wcme. ROW 2: S. Dorset!. M. Haggart, B. Nelson. K. Hurrle, B. Hansen, N. Carlson, J. Gavic. R. Baumann, K. Brandt. J. Dorsey, J. Zantow, C. Barkley. ROW 3: D. Olsen. L Wajda. M. Klesk. pres.. L. Signalness, S. I.ieskr, C I.uitjrns. L Lacina. B. VanPatter, D. Gossett. S. Masica. I). Porter. ROW 4: I). Ceng. B. Cannon. Treas.. Dave Rcgrl, I). Simonson. L. 1-angnrr, J. B. Istodeau. 97 USHERS CLUB—ROW 1: R. Hraby, N. Lipa, M. Resell, C. Casey, Pres., S. Tadlock, Vice-Prcs., Mrs. Miller, P. Jakubik, See., W. Hendrickson, Treas., P. Dorso, M. Paulson. ROW 2: S. Hagen, S. Kravetz, C. Manske. R. Schulte, C. Vuchetich, C. Romanow-ski, S. Hcdalen, C. Carness, S. Hagen, D. Vosika, L. Hall. ROW 3: L. StWch, L. Helfenstein, S. Knokc, K. Weyek, S. Krzna-rich, K. Palkowski, P. Nelson, S. Mclhus, B. Ham, D. Bosell. Ushers Club — Edison Monitors EDISON MONITORS—ROW 1: D. Conko, J. Kotz, D. Enrooth, Sec., Mr. Herold, L. Mielke, Pres., H. Viljaste, Vice-Prcs., C. Freiland. ROW 2: E. Huble, L. Fischer, R. Hines, D. Jones, G. Ballenger, J.-Timmons, M. Kukielka. ROW 3: C. Becker, S. Maksimenko, P. Masley, W. Kikos, T. Cranroth, T. Ramiet, G. Cottle, K. Benson. ROW 4: C. Marten, B. Bruhjcll, T. Schullo, D. Va-dis, T. Dclmonico, T. Chase, P. Whitney. 98 LIBRARY AIDES—ROW 1: R. Bcdnurd, M. Nelson, V. Comstock. B. Aho, G. Semanko. ROW 2: K. Ready, S. Miller, S. Bernard, K. Whitney, S. McNcal, L. Ralkowski, J. Stone. ROW 3: A. Haflund. Library Aides — Office Pages OFFICE RACES—ROW 1: J. O’Reilly, K. Kelley, N. Dawson, J. Fleming, S. Soltau, J. Case, S. Kokcsh, C. Lyons. ROW 2: K. Bari, B. Blanski, J. Zirmer. J. Beltowsky, N. March, K. Opdahl, 0. I.ewytzkyj. ROW 3: B. Meyer, M. Hougen, K. Jacobsen, G. Ward, J. Winters, G. lestin, H. Borowsky, J. Rollari. ROW 4: G. Hbcrg, S. Brau, J. Hancgan, M. Kabaczi, L. Gunderson, S. Hagen, D. Vincent, L. Johnson. 99 F.H.A.—ROW 1: S. Koll, C. Knokc, M. Nelson, Pres., S. Knokc, See. ROW 2: M. Lylman, R. Brooker, O. Lcwytzkyj, C. Larsow, R. Bednark, M. Hooper. ROW 3: M. Petry, R. Clark, Vice-Pres., J. Koll, L. Mult in. K. Hasto, P. Callahan, K. Hetherington, S. Kravtz, Treas., D. Bosell. Miss Knutson, Advisor. FHA — Lunchroom LUNCHROOM—G. Fehn, J. B. Dcttmann, J. Kingen, D. Brutsch, R. Thompson. 100 RED CROSS—ROW 1: P. Milner, L. Johnson, D. Brouillard. B. Nelson, Scc„ Miss Tomey, Advisor, Mrs. Smith, Advisor, J. Nic-rengarten. Pres., P. Kohlan, B. Nelson. ROW 2: K. Leba, E. Cozatt. M. Kachcroski, F. Gehrke, L. Jensen, J. Stasik. S. Jara, M. Ba I longer, S. Kuduk, D. Sodd. ROW 3: L. Peterson, L. Woll, L. Englund, P. Casscn, K. Bochcr, K. Sojhern, L Odell, P. Jaku-bik, N. Larson. ROW 4: C. Semanko, L. Ostroushko, L. Hclcnstein, C. Bar dis, N. Johnson. G. Zundc, J. Pellegrino, G. Festin, I). Shaw. C. Ijirson. J. Pickering. ROW 5: R. Mark, B. Meyer, S. Schwartz, S. McNeal, S. Evaschuk, P. McCabe, E. Hatcher, A. Trebisovsky, C. Lystig, C. Dickson. ROW 6: R. Pool, S. Schuh, D. Dunivin, D. Merriman, C. Casey, T. Flynn, D. Anderson. B. Sheppard, T. Vescio, T. Reseh. Red Cross — Chess Club CHESS CLUB-ROW 1: T. Boris, P. Isaacson, J. Stone, Pres., E. Kook. Treas. A. Zdon, Sec. ROW 2: P. Gough, J. Caron, T. Helfman, Vice-Pres., R. Larson, R. Huset, T. Brennman. 101 BLUE TRI OFFICERS—ROW 1: 1). Brouillard, Vice Pre , Miss Stcchman, Advisor, J. Hannegan, Pres. ROW 2: C. Vuchetich, Chaplain, P. Olsen, Treas., L Odell, Sec., M. Craf, I.C.C. Blue Tri in action! CHAPTER 1 S. Swanson, B. Scott, See., L. Woll, Vice Pres., N. Dawson. Pres., C. Indahl, Treas., C. Carlson, Chaplain. ROW 2: G. Josul, B. Brcdsten, J. Mattson, B. Olson, C. Jaroscak, I). Elson. ROW 3: L. Christensen, C. Kohner. M. Tupper, B. Mihalehick. D. Baran, M. Hyberg. ROW 4: J. Hanegan, S, Cillmun, B. Sheppard, P. Zimmerman, K. Mattson, M. Hougon. 102 CHAPTER II ROW 1: P. Noble. Chaplain. L. Nelson, Treas., K. Ewer, Pres.. M. Benson, Vice-Pres., G. Scmanko, Sec., J. Medel-l erg. ROW 2: L Fuller. L Urista, C. Sroka, L. Hoffer, G. Hudak, J. Meyer. ROW 3: L. Peterson, S. Peterson, H. Wennerlind, J. Green, K. Op-dahl. M. Walseth, R. Brooker. ROW 4: D. Wester, S. Severson. D. Vincent, M. Midthun, J. Wester, G. Wiberg. CHAPTER III ROW 1: L. Hutton. Chaplain. J. Keller, Treas., L. Johnson. Pres., M. Husak. Vice-Pres.. G. Slunga, Sec., B. Barfuss. ROW 2: S. Burrows, K. Anderson. J. Elsen, R. Schulte. L. Turnhlom, L. S te wart. ROW 3: J. Sopczak, D. Connors, S. McLennan. L. Hel-fenstein, S. Sodd. ROW 4: N. Peake, S. McNamara, A. Foster, S. Olsen, L. Kniefel, P. Olsen. CHAPTER IV ROW 1: P. Jakubik. L. Storch, Chaplain, N. Woll, Sec., M. Graf, Pres., C. Casey, Treas., K. La Fond, S. Case. ROW 2: J. Yost, M. Petry, C. Vuchetich, C. Pehling, J. Koll, K. Eckman. ROW 3: J. Palmquist, J. Nelson, B. Nelson. P. Nelson, S. McNeal, B. Howe, K. Midthun. 103 CHAPTER V ROW 1: B. Nelson, J. Case, S. I.ee, Chaplain, P. Kohlan, Pres., S. Braa, See., P. Ellis, M. Saw dry. ROW 2: C. La-rosn, J. Mast. C. Hunczak, K. Wedin, C. Johnson, L. Os-troushko. K. Kelley. ROW 3: J. Mattison, I). LaUsche. R. Brooker, L. Scott, L. Hultin, H. Esco. CHAPTER IV ROW 1: J. Bouta, S. Soltau, N. Larson, Sec.-Treas., I). Anderson, Vice-Pres., N. Gibel-you, C. Snowden. ROW 2: J. Lubinski. K. Southern. M. Roatch, B. Nelson, B. Won-tor. L Lind. ROW 3: S. Koll. C. Mattson, R. Peterson, L. Varian, H. Anderson. ROW 4: B. Hammccrstein, A. Malm-borg, S. Roatch. D. Brouillard, N. Austin, P. Sopczak. CHAPTER VII ROW 1: N. Shaw, N. Palk-owski, Vice-Pres., S. Tigue, V. Comstock, Pres., S. Novak. II. Pcrliek, B. Stromgren. ROW 2: G. Underhill. B. Hansen. P. Harapat, P. Callahan, B. Pudney, S. Anderson. ROW 3: J. Ignatowicz, M. Hanson, C. Huchncr, S. Niemi, S. Hall, P. Hendrickson, P. Jurek. 104 Hi-Y ROW I: A. I iii(lc| if«, R. Larson, Vicc-Prcs., P. Letourneuu, Pres., B. Johnson, Chaplain, M. Temple. See., C. Coltlc, Trcas. ROW 2: 1). Jones, P. Cough. I., Mielke, R. Susliak. L. Fisher. W. I lot men. ROW 1: C. Jurick, I). Good en, P. Kirstiuk, G. Rudick J. Livingston, J. Reeves, D Paulson. ROW 2: I). Mnjsler ski. I. Give. J. Pavlik. T Hamlet. E. Bucks, M. Grub G. Hegi. ROW 1: J. Fehling, J. Brin-da. See., R. Ashley, Trcas., J. Johnson. Vicc-Pres., I). Schwartz, Chaplain, B. Larson, Pres., S. Young. ROW 2: B. Schmeling. G. Carlson, M. Hougen. E. Carison, I). Anderson, B. Bergstrom, M. Hansen. 105 FRENCH CLUB- ROW 1: J. Lubansky, P. Minichilli, G. Fe� tin, Sec.. J. Tjosvold, Treas., Mr . Kellner, M. Hougen, Vice Pres. I. . Tumblom. S. Burrows. ROW 2: N. Dawson. C. Kokosh. P. Kohlan, J. Slasik. M. McKenzie, C. Sroka, C. Felegy, J. Case, B Chunk. ROW 3: M. Drage, J. Rusvacho, B. Wontor. C. Carlson, I). Connors. E. Bergstrom, C. Manske, C Quinzon. ROW 4: J. Carley, A. Ilarlias, V. Comstock, R. Prterson. N. Peake, B. O’Connell, G. Slanga. K. Bochet, S. Havclak. ROW 5: L. Kniefel. S. Bernard, L Marengo, M. Chase. S. Miller, S. Gutner, P. Olsen. L. Johnson. ROW 6: E. Noyes. K. Weyek. C. Huehner, M Dullum, B. Lukkason, J. Hanegan, S. McNamara, D. Dame, S. M elhus. B. Evans. French Club — German Club GERMAN CLUB ROW 1: J. Mcdclberg, N. Leiviska, H. Taylor Treas.. M. Zimmerman. Sec., Miss Sorenson. Advisor, R. By-stedt. Pres., M. Kukielka, Vice Pres„ S. Milner, M. Sawdey. ROW 2: J. Koll, I.. Odell, N. Thrun, S. Clough, M. Mott, P. Hart, M. Custer, L. Knutson, L. Woll. ROW 3: H. Poscher, B. Howe, W. Pankin, D. Schurr, D. Getman, J. Kotz. L. Helfenstein, M. Nelson. ROW 4: B. Peterson. G. Wiherg, S. Niemi, B. Hara. J. Keller, L. Johnson, P. Prenevost. ROW 5: J. Stone, S. Nelson, G. Radick, W. Oherg. T. Lej . I). Berkeley, J. Swezey, A. Lindguist. 106 SPANISH CLUB—KOW I: K. Ewer, K. I-eba, C. Delaitsch, Vice President, K. Heady, President, Miss Pappas, Mrs. Bridge, K. Mattson, Secretary, J. Slabiak, Treas., C. Lyons, P. Miller. HOW 2: R. Clark, C Johnson, S. Kravet .. D. Shaw, P. Biernat, C. Sowden, B. Stronigren, M. Nelson. K. Brooker, B. Bredsten. C. Knoke. HOW 3: M. Paulson, P. Jakuhik, K. Kuelin, N. Schraidt, J. Anders, H. Anderson, S. Greens, T. Nelson, J. Alstrup, T. DoMuso. ROW 4: L. Ardito, W. Hendrickson, J. I_aeina, A. Harliuj. K. LaFond, M. Benson, S. Goetz, S. Krznarich, M. Olson, B. Mihalchiek, K. Jacobsen. KOW 5: J. Nelson, J. Pollan, K. Holmgren, J. Midtliun, II. Wennerland, T. Nakiclski, K. Brooker. N. Anderson, J. Soprzak, J. Helvey, G. Danyo. ROW 6: I). Manila. I). Lausche, M. Abraham, U. Hoyny, S. Severson. S. Olsen, G. Wallin, J. Bohn. I). Erickson, K. Johns. W. Ilolmcn. ROW 7: I). En-rooth, P. Callahan. L. Kniefel, Y. Kondrak, P. Prenevost, L. Nelson, G. W'iberg, I). Brouillard, W. Hendrickson, P. Sope ak, S. Novak. KOW 8: M. Turner, S. Tadlock. B. Scott, I). Lopata, J. Pavlik. S. Hagen, J. Jaroslawski, B. Cooley, L. Ciesla. ROW 9: S. Maksimenko, C. Keiser, P. Chrzanak, D. Sexton, C. Minarik, R. Sushnk, G. Florest. Spanish Club — Russian Club RUSSIAN CLUB KOW 1: S. Huble, N. Gibclyou, B. Sheppard. Sec.-Treas., K. Dougherty, Pres., Mr. Ray L Ostroushko. Vice Pres., I.. Theile, I). Sodd. ROW 2: K. Nepsha, J. Anders, H. Anderson, G. Scmanko, G. Hudak, O. Lewytzkyj, V'. Cranak. C. Jaro- scak, C. Indjld. ROW 3: L. Hoffer. A. Zdon, G. Mayer, N. Brush nut. C. Espe, L. Horishnyk, G. Gibson, T. Brennan. ROW 4: S. Soman, A. Benson. J. Stone, S. Maksimenko, P. Masley, S. Ketz, R. Huset, J. Johnson, S. Evachuk. 107 HANK CASHIERS—ROW 1: L. Packer, K. Nepsha, C. Kclcgy. R. Bystrdt. M. Custer. C. Sroka, S. Kudak. ROW 2: D. Shaw. P. Hendrickson, B. Mihalchick. K. Jacobson, C. Manske, S. Novak, L. Holtih. ROW 3: K. Mattson, S. Lee, S. Swanson, L. Scott, S. Miller, C. Burns, J. I-acinu, C. Mattson. ROW 4: M. Vawrucz, J. Caron, F. Lane, C. Casey, C. Goluaky, J. Rolek, J. Conklin. Bank Cashiers — Group Captains GROUP CAPTAINS—ROW 1: K. Ewer, S. Swanson, M. Nelson, S. Kokesh, P. Dorso, R. Pinkosh, B. Chunk, S. Case, J. O’Reilly. ROW 2: M. Bochniah, J. Alstrup, M. Paulson, C. Elegy, R. Bystedt, J. Peterson, T. DeMuse, P. Biemat, J. Bierch. ROW 3: P. Kuykendall, P. Cassen, G. Scmankoko, K. Whitney , V. Comstock, P. Jurek, M. Chose, S. Bystedt. ROW 4: S. Me Neal, K. Ready, L. Scott, J. Caron, W. Obcrg, B. Scott, S. Miller, T. Russell, S. Lee. 108 STAGE CHEW -ROW 1: L. Caine . D. Dame. N. Kushnir, R. Nybo, G. Lindahl. ROW 2: M. Ball. T. Reach. C. Ol on. M. Dul-lum, J. Thune, B. Yorston, Mr. Simmons. Stage Crew — Inventors Club INVENTORS CLUB—ROW 1: B. Norgon, J. Blaster, W. Goluskv. I . Gough. J. Benson, I). Rode. ROW 2: J. Smith. G. Simmon, C. Casey, I’. Chrzanak, J. Olsen, M. Leeary, D. VanVickle, T. Naliclski. 109 POPCORN COMMITTEE- B. Mihalrhick. M. Carlson, L. Woll, M. Jodie, S. Melhus, K. Weyek. Tommie Boosters TOMMIE BOOSTERS—ROW 1: 0. Buccek, B. Barfuss, C. Indahl. B. Bjorklund, Prw., J. Alsinip, See., Mr . Gilbert, Advwor M. Kabaczi, Trcas., R. Bystedt, Vice Pres., S. Case, C. Lyons. ROW 2: J. Koll, J. Med cl berg, S. Burrows, L. Fuller, T. DeMuse C. Sandvik, L. Melek, J. O'Reilly, E. Cozatt, M. Petry. ROW 3: I.. Peterson, M. Anderson, I.. Woll, J. Sopezak, C. Johnson, I.. Hof fer, B. Mihalrhick, M. McKenzie, M. Jodie, M. Custer. ROW 4: J. Slabiak, K. Stark, M. Molt, V. Comstock, G. Senianko, S Me Neal, K. Whitney, I'. Jurek, S. Tigue, K. Dougherty, M. Code. ROW 5: P. Hendrickson, I.. Hull in, S. Koll, R. Johns, L. Hel fenstein. I . Prenevost, M. Nelson. S. Hagen, S. Ni .iol, J. Painter. ROW 6: K. Weyck, C. Huchner, L. Gunderson, T. Helfman M. Naslund, M. Priadka, D. Koch, S. McNamara, S. Melhus, M. Zimmerman. no Home Rooms MR. BABST 130 Tenth Grade ROW 1: L. Turnblom, D. Beihoffer. C. Mac-Fcrgon, J. Jeanquenat. Lean, Mr. Babst, T. ROW 2: R. Kinas. M. Stark, C. Hunczak, R. Pantlen, I). Nelson, J. Schollo, J. Reeves. ROW 3: J. Tyberg. J. Mattys, Puchttlc, R. Wuchncwsh. J. Burnerik, D. Hanson. ROW 4: M. Hougen, A. Skowronek, I). Geny, B. Midi bus. J. Brinda, B. Schmeling, W. Cieslak. MR. BATES-325 Tenth Grade ROW 1: S. Anderson, B. Nelson, B. Kily, Mr. Bates, K. Midthun, C. Brcstcmon, B. Bemben. ROW 2: L. Unger. T. Jasieki, S. Iludok. A. Saless. M. Smyrak. J. Palkowski, J. Fehiing. ROW 3: J. Ferrara. C. Plaek, C. Lystig. G. Hoskins, S. Dorset!, G. Max nio, S. Roepke. ROW 4: G. Spencer, J. Gemmel, G. Semanko, S. Williams, D. Germak. J. Conklin, M. Hansen. Ill MR. BERG—3 Tenth Grade ROW 1: J. llatclla. L. Weme. M. Anderson, 1). Porter, G. Tovsen. D. Olsen. ROW' 2: J. Sc-man. T. Brennan, J. Neel), B. Hansen. A. Fecht, E. Maxey. ROW 3: C. Michalov, G. Gal-erip, R. Zilazny, L. Kicl-pinski. G. Helper, J. Gehrke. ROW' I: B. Lyke, S. F.vaschuk, S. Pinkosh, J. Painter, T, Bart, M. Horbil. . ttlF.UKV.N-m Teru Grade X I . V. Ferguson, D. ►pm, S a%W, Mr. ■rVen, N a ov., . fttVnftVt, D. V tee man. 3W 2: C. VnderVrU, S. nu Yi, 1. Ruivo, S. Km-om, te u, . Vud wv, N. luirfcon. 2 . K. Thompson, V. Uursev, V. McGowan, U. Nep u, . VoscWr, C� . Ro Vo, HOW V. K. adore, S. HaiutViV, M. Wrmda, Cou c, K. Vi vcWnk’i, M. V c, ). Varum. MRS. BRIDGE 302 Tcnih Cnde ROW 1: P. Kinrli, C. Benson, M. Reach, Mrs. Bridge, B. Wills, V. Si-mon, S. NakieUki. ROW 2: M. Fix, S. Bystedt, A. Johnson, S. lxe, J. Peter son. R. Gomez. ROW' 3: B. Monson, J. Remarke, C. Sundecn, J. Szczrch, J. Itounsville, T, Kraw rzyski, B. A ruler son . ROW 4:: J. Krogh, L Quist, I). Decker, J. Hal vorson, F. Schrordrr, B. Fife. 112 MRS. CHRISTIAN-314 Tenth Grade ROW 1: K. Murphy. S. Foy, E. Komare, Mrs. Christian, M. Hahn, G. Anderson, S. Knrinan. ROW 2: F. Week, S. Bcltovrsky, S. Peterson, G. Glanga, S. Masica, G. Hache. ROW 3: J. Bohn, L. Iliff, J. Kazek, C. Carlson, S. Schwartz, H. Esco, J. Romanwoski. ROW 4: J. McLennan, G. Odcnhrcit, P. Swe-dean, L. Banasik, D. Lor-cnee, P. Zimmerman. MR. GUZY—2 Tenth Grade ROW 1: P. Minichilli, J. Rademacher, J. La-Mere, V. Lee, L Dzubay, L. Stewart. ROW 2: D. Wozniak, J. Gorman, S. Klees, N. Austin, S. Havclak, L. Cross, D. Moe. ROW 3: S. Rawn, L. Volstad, R. Burns, M. Seccombc, R. Fishy, B. Bergstrom, P. Callaher, T. Wincek. ROW 4: A. Gyniewski. G. Hudak, B. Stanck. L. Persons. G. Carruthers, S. Lieskc, L. Mariette. MISS FITZSIMMONS-316 Tenth Grade ROW 1: M. Kacheroski, P. Noble, D. Gossett, Miss Fitzsimmons, S. Mitchell, J. Babin. ROW 2: G. W'robel, D. Lekson, M. Gallas, L. Hultin, D. Butler. J. Culver. ROW 3: J. Wolinski. C. Reichert, B. Martin, B. Bingen. T. Dvorak. T. Burbank. ROW 4: D. Regcl, D. Stenehjem, R. Klesk, D. Stoltman, L. Petcrs-man, T. Vaughan. 113 MR. JEDLAND—124 Tenth Grade ROW 1: L. Carlson, K. Berg, I). Stnehowski, H. Jed I and, S. Proft, B. Johnson, K. Condorchin. ROW 2: F. Paine. M. Vik, C. Hint-how, C. Peh-ling, J. Dwinnell, V. Rampi, H. W i 1 d u n g . ROW 3: B. Burkheirmer, R. Stevens, B. Ault, N. Manley, K. Crooks, C. Rondo, M. A n s h u t z. ROW 4: P. Finch, M. Canfield, D. Schwartz, S. Esco, T. Miller. L W'ajda, R. Woodruff. MRS. LAVIGNE- 200 Tenth Grade ROW 1: L. Anderson, D. Jacob, Mrs. LaVignc, L. Christensen, J. Meyer, S. Ek, K. Boyle, S. Pon-sonby, D. Luhmann, J. Mattiason, S. Lakemun, J. Peters. ROW 3: C. White, V. Lupient, C. Olson, B. Holmes, C. Thot-land. ROW 4: A. Rut-kowski, M. Paich, M. Branlner, J. Hanna, R. Schram, L. Signalwess. MR. I.ITWOSKY—313 Tenth Grade ROW' 1: B. Staus, B. Moe, B. Aitkcns, Mr. Litowsky, S. Jensen. S. Hcdalen, M. Ballengcr. ROW 2: J. Lcpore, L. Bymark, S. Knoll, D. Johnson, S. Nyc, T. Wald, D. Kcegel, R. Murtineau. ROW' 3: R. Norton. J. Elrick. J. Elrick, J. Green, S. Scv-eron, M. Tuppcr, D. Richter, M. Fitzgerald, G. Strangis. ROW 4: D. Garlick, M. Bistodeau, R. Anderson, G. Yates, P. Reeves. C. Pec, D. Peterson, B. Schullo. 114 MR. MOORE—229 Tenth Grade ROW 1: I). Sodd, L. Majevrski, S. Parker, Mr. Moore, K. Hyde. P. Benson. ROW 2: T. Hrouil-lard. P. Utphall, L. King-en. V'. Cranak. K. Jensen, R. Pouliot, B. Thompson. ROW' 3: I). Harris, J. Bistodcau, P. Doyle. I). Schuette. D. Pencil, J. Plaster. ROW 4: G. Slitter, J. Wosciak, R. Larson, D. Ashcraft, L Neuman, T. Parker. R. Ferkingslad. MR. NELSON—129 Tenth Grade ROW 1: J. Walker, P. Bjorklund. P. Curyl, Mr. Nelson. B. Hansen, J. El-sen, T. Rosen. ROW 2: J. Yost. K. Lewandow-ski. A. Marquis. L. Rising. B. O’Connell, C. Ash. R. Hedlund. ROW 3: K. Coughlin, B. Lind, D. Cavic, G. Kurilla. E. Smith, C. Luiljcns, D. Grccnhagen. MR. PARSONS—324 Tenth Grade ROW 1: L. Packer. S. Allen, B. Olson, I). Knei-sw.lcr. 1). Elson, S. Glenn. ROW 2: R. Gacek, S. Maciag, I). Mattson, S. Young, K. Hurrle, C. Ballot, P. Strong. ROW 3: J. Sularz, K. Koch, J. Johnson. S. Haiku . P. McCabe, !.. I.indgrcn, B. Cannon, G. Custer. ROW' 4: R. Cozatt, I). Moore, L. Walker, C. Kusmider. P. Gunderson. P. Fjelsla, D. Hcinsmann. 115 MRS. SCHAEFFNER— 208 Tenth Grade ROW 1: M. Ball. B. Blaido, K. Sularz, E. Zahnos, Mrs. Schaeffner. C. Moran, L. Peterson, C. Anderson. ROW 2: P. Ballot, W. Stukel, M. Walscth, M. Kocur. K. Herrmann, M. Hybcrg, M. McCoy. M. Rush. ROW 3: M. Haggart. D. Kohlan, W. Dancho, G. Erickson, B. Lcvck, S. Hagen, M. Burke. ROW 4: B. Anderson, J. Johnson, J. Danyo, J. Mc-Cluskey, B. Carlson, K. Olson, A. Kosciak, J. Rolek. MRS. SMITH-221 Tenth Grade ROW 1: S. Hagen, J. Erie, R. Baumann. Mrs. Smith, H. Ward, M. Gromek, M. Peterson. ROW 2: H. McDonald, C. Swcdberg. S. Koll, S. Ihnot, J. Kollar. P. Wiersgalla, L. Grossy, J. Murphy. ROW' 3: B. Daniclski. G. Boardman, R. Livingston, G. Swart, R. Balthazor, L. Delait-ROW 4: D. Begin, R. sch, C. Romanchuk. ROW 4: D. Begin, R. Olson, W. Kalleslnd, D. Anderson. R. Herrmann, W. Oborg. D. Malasko, D. Carlson. MISS STECHMAN-201 Tenth Grade ROW 1: K. Anderson. S. Bowman, K. Brandt, Miss Stechman, V. Kul-kay, L. Smith. ROW 2: I.. Pietrzak, J. Cavic, T. Duve, D. Eason, W. Rus-nacko, R. Fahrendorff. ROW 3: W. Chesney. C. Barkley. K. Sholes, T. Jachymowski, S. Hofich, L Luedlke. ROW 4: B. Hammerstrom, I.. Lacina, D. Ward, B. Dentz, L. Naslund, L. Thorson. 116 MRS. TORGESON— 205 Tenth Grade ROW 1: P. Milner. J. Lubinski, S. Sell lief. Mrs. Torgeson, K. Muth, N. Carlson, C. Kozak. ROW 2: H. Tadlock, G. Anderson. G. (Carlson, B. Lown, A. Kulijcwicz. T. Esnough, J. R o n d a . ROW 3: V. Thompson, G. Patrek. G. Hoegh, B. Onsrud. J. Inder-gaard, B. Bonden. B. Hukuln, S. Welch. MISS TORNEY—223 Tenth Grade ROW 1: J. Lubansky, S. Case. C. Blechert, Miss Torney, K. Dontz, L. lues. S. Mastro. ROW 2: L. Pederson. C. Garness, R. Melrose. S. Ewer. L. Orlicki, B. Slimak. H. Anderson. ROW 3: N. Nasine, P. Harupat, D. Kellernian, D. Baran, H. Cindy, B. Dmytrok. ROW 4: J. Pickering. D. Kudzia, G. Rorwick, N. Kushnir, S. Schmidt, R. Szykula, J. Siminski. MR. VAN WIE—203 Tenth Grade ROW 1: C. Duffee, D. Higgins, L. Rumpi, Mr. Van Wie, K. Lavallee, L. Jensen, D. Weme. ROW 2: I). Gacek, R. Coble, B. Hastings, I). Kirkland, J. Miller, R. Hruby, T. Benson. ROW 3: S. Sodd, N. Woll, T. Callahan, T. Letn, J. Hattouni, J. Joe, G. Paulson. I). Buik. ROW 4: A. M a I m b o r g, M. Schultz, S. Crandall. C. Conklin, R. Newquist, P. Procter, B. Van Patter. 117 MISS Al.BINSON 20? Eleventh Crude ROW 1: It. Bar fuss. C Jaroscuk, K. Ouellette Miss Albinson, L. Roc bel, N. Mucciaeeiaro, C Matheaon. ROW 2: I’ Oursow, J. Klct .in, K W'oytasok, M. Mott, J Carle), S. Goetz. G Wadlianis, M. S y n o wozynski, I). South erlung, T. Blorngren, S Engler. S. Kr narieh, G Jagielu, S. Zarembski ROW 4: A. Ha Bund M. Calistro, I’. Muzurko J. Benedict, A. Benson B. Erpclding, J. Tjos void. MISS BARTON-1 Eleventh Grade ROW 1: M. Marvin, S. Jura, J. Blaido, Miss Barton. J. Canterbury, N. Gibelyou. ROW 2: T. O’ Rourke, J. Erickson, L. Bursey, K. Weyek. I). Zazck, J. Boyer. ROW 3: T. Danielson, G. Mayer, F. Snyder. 1). Phuneuf, R. Benner. ROW 4: N. Krepis. J. Swezrv, J. Olin, G. Cork. I). Waage, R. Linoman. MR. BRENENMAN— 210 Eleventh Grade ROW 1: J. Mliner, B. Ilockett, L. Thiele, Mr. Breneman, S. Zicrman. C. Beriou, J. O’Reilly. ROW 2: J. Ranallo, L. Janies, K. ilasta. M. Kel-zenherg. P. Callalian, S. Clough. C. Dwyer, J. Bjorn. ROW' 3: D. Mat-tilu, M. O’Connor. S. Brisbane. R. Engebrct-son, R. Mark, W. Line, L. Gerber. ROW 4: R. Hurd, D. Vosika, C. Becker, D. Miller, J. Merkl, W. Smith, R. Long. D. Roster. 118 MRS. BIRKELAND— 306 Eleventh Grade ROW 1: N. Leiviska, L. Melich, R. Brooker, Mrs. Birkeland, K. Aitkcns, J. Benson. ROW 2: P. Kuta, C. Cotton, J. Hoskins, L. Peterson, J. Bohn, P. Casscw, L. Ar-dito. ROW 3: S. Seman, D. Panek. K. Stcll-machcr, T. Miller, L. Gunderson. E. Noyes. MRS. EDWARDS-305 Eleventh Grade ROW 1: H. Her land, S. Stcphanson. G. Ward, Mrs. Edwards, S. Shup-ien. M. Evangelist, M. McAllister. ROW 2: P. Stanek, J. D a d y , B. Lake man. M. Carlson, B. Bicrnat, G. Johnson. B. Paige. ROW 3: D. Allen. M. Naslund, I.. Zdon, K. Carlson. D. Merriman, C. Fischbach, W. Komarec. MR. G1LL1S—328 Eleventh Grade ROW 1: M. Schroedl, P. Callahan, L. Anundson, Mr. Gillis. J. Vander Martin, J. Bierch, M. Mitchell. ROW 2: B. Kjeseth, C. Ives, D. Jack-son. S. Pursch. Y. Kon-druk, M. Elson, R. Su-sick. T. Godfrey. ROW 3: D. Herlofsky, J. Dahl-berg, R. Mathisen, T. Lee. T. Murphy, D. Wrzos. 119 MR. HALL—127 Eleventh Grade ROW 1: L. Fuller. A. Kohak. M. Weilcr. Mr. Hull. C. Switzer. L. Hutton. S. Bernard. ROW 2: J. Must, D. Pollari, R. Matey, T. Dunlcavy, T. Bredemus, J. Price, D. Anderson. ROW 3: N. Miller, D. Strecker, W. Skaja, M. Klatt, V. Wol-osewyz, J. H o y n y, T. Varian, I). Crooks. ROW 4: S. Olsen. B. Hara. B. Nelson, L. Geer, W. Ros-lik, J. Larson, B. Kiel-penski, L. Scott. MRS. HAMMER-202 Eleventh Grade ROW 1: S. Kravctz, L. Paulson, Mrs. Hammer, S. Gresens. R. Schulte, R. Clark. ROW 2: M. Dabrowski, B. Aho, K. Bochct, B. Johnson, V. Comstock, K. Whitney. ROW 3: C. Sicard, D. Shutts, W. Obcrg, F. Ne-belung, S. Donaldson, J. Schagun, D. Hansen. ROW 4: K. Benson. R. Dombrowsky, M. Porter, C Burt, M. Priadka, A. Anttila. MR. HEROLD—220 Eleventh Grade ROW 1: V. Olson. G. Josul, Mr. Herold, L. Strangis, B. Bredsten, J. Farder. ROW 2: M. Lejl-man, B. Mullam, G. Steiner, T. Boettcher, T. Schneider, M. Hooper. ROW 3: C. Begin. C. Helgct, W. Hendrickson, S. Melhus, C. Dickson, S. Novak. ROW 4: J. John-son, M. Westbuiy. M. Maloney, D. Smith, D. Fred berg, V. Day. 120 MR. JOHNSON—204 Eleventh Grade ROW 1: B. Churik. C. Dehler. C. Milliren, Mr. Johnson. L. Tail, L. Chit mar. K. Betts. ROW 2: R. Czekalski, C. Lyons, G. Jachymowski, C I.ay-land. J. Ignatowicz, E. Andersen, A. Harhaj, K. Burris. ROW 3: R. Koehler, J. Melrose, T. Ecklund, T. Skovran, M. I .aval Ice, L. Stunipf, S. Kelm. ROW 4: B. Mun-son, B. Nielsen. J. Y'es-cio, W. Kikos, S. W'on-tor. S. Brosko, G. Bart, J. Ignatowicz. MISS KNUTSON—104 Eleventh Grade ROW 1: C. Knoke. 0. Buccek. M. Petry, .Miss Knutson, M. Drage, D. Drozdik. S. Swanson. ROW 2: L. Husak, R. Walters, T. Borowsky, S. Severson. C. Pobuda, J. Mastro, S. Kaste, C. Lil-libridge. ROW 3: S. Hagen, J. Boettcher, R. Stoitman, M. Comeillier, L. Hogetvedt, B. White, D. Dunivin, C. Mohler. MR. LARSEN—117 Eleventh Grade ROW 1: M. Lyons. C. Indahl, J. Koll, Mr. I.ar-sen, E. Anundson, B. Hansen. ROW 2: K. Opdahl. E. Pudlick, P. Hart, B. Dziedzic, C. Bien. T. Schullo. ROW 3: H. Wennerlind, S. Skowronek, J. Sullivan, J. Kingen, K. Lawrence, R. Mathisen. ROW 4: C. Bassett, D. Pudney, J. Intihar. T. Vescio, B. Egeland. R. Czopta. 121 MR. LOPATA-226 Eleventh Grade ROW 1: S. Strandberg, P. Sibinski, N. Johnson, Mr. Lopata, I). Lauschc, J. Case, R. Bcdnark. ROW 2: K. Stark. L. Varian, P. Olsen, S. Nie-mi, 1). Held, P. Evangelist. ROW 3: G. Moritko, T. Peterson, II. Forest, T. Chase, D. Bosell, J. Timmons, R. Koski. MR. LLNKLEY Eleventh Grade ROW 1: S. Motgh. K. Kuehn, G. Semanko, L. Erding, M. Jodie. I. Helm. ROW 2: F. Conrad, G. Gottlieb, M. Zast-awny, G. Gibson, D. Paulson, D. Speakman, C. Mattson, J. Palinquist. ROW 3: T. Grmmell, B. Lukkason, C. Knutson, $. Jcdinak, W. McCabe, A. Trebisovsky, G. Espe, S. Telschow. MRS. MII.LER-108 Eleventh Grade ROW 1: C. Johnson. M. Graf, P. Hendrickson, Mrs. Miller, K. Sothern, J. Mattson, G. Erickson. ROW 2: P. Basel, D. Narog, A. Zdon, J. Olszewski, D. Berg. D. Fall-din, L. Girlson. ROW 3: F. Aldquist, B. Sheppard, J. Kocnen, B. Jennings, D. Olson. J. Stopa, D. Rusinko, D. Walseth. 122 MR. NORTH WICK-222 Eleventh Grade ROW 1: R. Pool, I). Vudis, Mr. Northwick, I). Holmgren. MISS SORENSON—310 Eleventh Grade ROW 1: N. Li pa, B. Pertlcr, Miss Sorenson, S. Beck, C Van Vickie, C Larson. ROW 2: S. Tyler, D. Heinzmunn, K. Hclherington, I.. Bur-dett. G. Wallin, II. Stewart. ROW 3: M. O’Toole, L. Johnson, B. Nelson, B. Evans, T. Madden. ROW 4: R. Sushak. C. Peterson. E. Kook, D. Johansen, S. Ketz, B. Maiand. MR. SULZBACH—228 Eleventh Grade ROW 1: E. Lee. R. Brooker, J. Fleming, Mr. Sulzbach, S. Peterson, C. Swenson. ROW 2: B. Peterson, D. Wojciak, B. Meyer, L. Benson. S. Mlekodaj, 0. Lcwylzkyj. ROW 3: S. Curther. A. Alfuth, L Hultin, P. Sopczak, P. Jurek. ROW 4: T. Boris, P. Masley, B. Karkula, C. Hofstcdc, A. Volstad, G. Badker. 123 Sports “Be not afraid of greatness: some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon 'em. ” WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE 124 125 ROW 1: T. Schulla, P. Chrzanak, L. Miclkc, J. Pavlick, S. Anderson, S. Maksimenko, L Fischer, P. Whitney, B. Nelson, D. En-rooth, D. Gwiazdon, B. Karkula, G. Florest. ROW 2: B. Johnson. mgr., J. Zarembski, S. Ketz, W. Kikos, L. Hoff, I). Held, P. Ma-zurko, T. Ccmmell, M. Temte, B. Malund, 1). Pudney, B. Kees, D. Jones. ROW 3: Coach P. Guzy. G. Gonier, 1). Smith, J. Thunc, S. Wontor, G. Cottle, I). Johansen, K. Stellnmckcr, G. Bart, I). Vadis. B. Nelson, T. Podany, B. Bruhjcll, Coach G. Parsons, Coach A. Johnson. Football Push ’em hack . . . Push ’em back . . . Way hack 126 Dead end. Ready for action? The Tommie football team finished what Coach Guzy called a very pood season, by posting a 4-3-1 record. Following losses to Central and De I-a Salle, the Toms ran up a three game winning streak by defeating Henry, Southwest, and South. The Tommies then battled West to a scoreless deadlock, before losing games to Roosevelt and Washburn. In the season's final game the Toms defeated Marshall for the Eastside Championship. At the close of the season George Florest, Dave Gwiazdon, and Lowell Mielke were named tri-captains of the team. Lowell was also the team’s Most Valuable Player and was named to the All-City team as a tackle. ROW 1: Coach A. Johnson, T. Skovron, S. Seman, J. I .arson, D. Falldin, E. Dmytruk, J. Wcizua, G. Espc, M. Porter, B. Johnson, mgr. ROW 2: Coach P. Guzy, J. Maestro, R. Gricgcr, D. Hcinzman, T. Danielson, A. Antilla, R. Engelbrctsen, S. Jcdinuk, T. Chase. D. Waage, J. Johnson, C Peterson, Coach G. Parsons. 127 SENIOR LINEMAN: 0. Florest, T. Schullu, I). Smith, L. Hoff, I . Chrzunak, B. Kecs, B, Bruhjell, B. Nelson, P. Whitney. A tough Tommie defense. Dean breaks up a jkisj . SENIOR LINEMEN: J. Zarembski, L. Fischer, J. Pavlick. T. Podany, M. Tcmte, G. Cottle, G. Gonier, D. Jones. 128 BACKFIELD, SENIORS: S. Maksimenko, L. Mielkc, D. Enrooth. I). Gwuizdon, S. Anderson. JUNIORS: B. Karkula. I). Pudney, B. Nelson. The Tonis Blasted Through . . . Scores 26................... Central 13...............De La Salle 6 .................. Henry 7 .............. Southwest 0..................... South 0...................... West 26................. Roosevelt 26.................. Washburn 6.................. Marshall Edison .....................6 Edison .....................6 Edison ....................21 Edison ....................13 Edison ....................IS Edison .....................0 Edison ................... 0 Edison .....................0 Edison ....................34 and eventually scored. 129 SOPHOMORES: ROW 1: I). Olson. I). Stolyinan, J. Cottle. G. Anderson, D. Kudzia, F. Zaworski, B. Hakala, I). Schwarts, W. Dan-cho. P. Swedean, T. Parker, G. Carlson, I). VanVickle, T. Jelling-, D. Heinzman, B. Carlson. B. I.ind. ROW 2: R. Klcsk, J. Kollar, G. Dougherty, K. Olson, J. Painter, G. Hocgh. C. Curry, G. Camithcrs, J. Wojciak, R. Szykula, L. Bunasik, T. Bart, M. Hougen, J. Johnson, A. Kociscak, P. Gunderson, S. Willuims. ROW 3: Coach J. Kottom, J. Brinda, C. Kusmides, L. Walker, K. Roslik, B. Anderson. J. Danyo. R. Ferkingstad, G. Patrick, G. Semanko. S. Hansek, W. Cieslak. II. Werenicz, L. Quist, B. Streeter. B. Larson, F. Schroder, mgr.. G. Tetzman, Coach Bjerkcn. but the Tommies get revenge. Now for the kill. Dave is cornered . . . - 4 130 The beginning of a meet... and the end. Cross Country Due to inexperience and lack of returning letterinen the crosscountry team was unable to complete a successful season. In Coach Larsen’s words, “It could have been better.” Next year’s outlook is better as four letterinen will return. They are: captain-elect Mike Corneillier, Bob I.yke, Dave Paulson, and Wynn Skaja. ROW: 1: G. DeLnitsch, M. Corneillier, J. Rusnacko, I). Kohlan, T. Miller, W. Koniarcc, B. Lykc, 1). Paulson. ROW 2: Coach E. Carson. W. Skaja, C. Morek, T. Esnough, C. Minarik, H. Stewart, P. Maslcy, L. Zdon, J. Stopa. 131 T. Ashley finds an opening. C. Wallers outrebounds the Teds. Basketball By posting a 9-1 conference record, the Tommie basketball team finished in a first place lie with Roosevelt, thus becoming the first Edison basketball team to finish first since 1951. Following a loss to St. Paul Central in the Twin City Championship game. Edison moved into District 17 play. Southwest and Central were eliminated by the Toms. hut. for the second straight year. Edison lost in the finals, this time to Roosevelt. Tom Ashley was picked to the All-City team for the second consecutive year and Chuck Walters was named second team All-City. Tom and Chuck were also chosen for the All-District Team along with teammate Jim Jaros. HOW ONE: S. Anderson, I). Lopata, T. Miller, M. Egelund, T. Ashley, I). Norback, S. Mlckodaj, J. Larson, C. Bart. ROW TWO: Coach Kottom, M. Porter, R. Dombrovsky, S. Paslowski, D. Sexton, J. Jaros, C. Walters, D. Vadis, P. Mosley, B. Erpelding, S. Wontor, Mgr. 132 S. Paslowski scores from dose range. Don’t touch Scores Conference Edison ... 72 57 Edison . .. 68 40 . Vocational Edison . .. 75 63 Edison . . . 74 ftl Edison . . . 58 52 Edison . . . 89 69 Edison . . . 67 40 Edison . . . 58 55 West Edison . .. 87 71 Edison . .. 56 53 Non-conference Edison . . . 59 51 Edison . . . 43 42 . Annandale Edison ... 66 49 Edison . . . 62 Edison . .. 13 41 . St. Thomas Edison ... 68 81 Edison . .. 74 51 Twin City Championship Game Etiison . . . 44 53 St. Paul Central District 17 Edison . . . 79 58 Edison . . . 72 58 Edison ... 57 70 133 The team is in the huddle. All eyes are on Mike. D. Sexton goes high to tip rebound. The Jet goes airborne. 134 Tom Ashley, all-city guard two consecutive years, sets up play. Chuck Walters, second team albcitv forward, drives for basket. Sophomore Basketball ROW 1: B. Bergstrom, B. Oberg, B. Carlson, R. Ncwquist, K. Olsen. S. Hanzlik, D. Anderson, G. Scmanko. ROW 2: Coach Johnson, S. Young, S. Pinkosh, G. Carruthcrs, B. Streeter, T. Bart, J.Wojiak, R. Ashley 135 ROW 1: W. Skaja, M. Kukiclka, J. Maestro, T. Becker, D. Kudzia. R. Livingston, B-. Egeland. ROW 2: B. Maland, G. Allen, L. Mielkc, S. Brosko, T. Granroth, G. Ilocgh, Coach Hall. Hockey The hockey leant finished the season with a 3-6-1 conference record. The highlight of the season proved to Ite a fourteen goal attack on Vocational led by co-captains Mike Kukiclka and Boh Maland. Lowell Mielke was named to the all-city hockey team at the close of the season and Mike Kukiclka became the first boy in Edison hockey history to reach double figures in the scoring race. T. Granroth starts Edison attack. All-City Defenseman L Mielkc breaks up Teddic play. 136 High-scorer M. Kukiclka controls the puck. T. Becker makes a save to halt Teddie drive. The pressure is on. Scores Edison .... 2 8 , Southwest Edison .... Edison .... 2 3 5 8 Edison . . . . 5 3 Edison . . . . 3 3 Edison . . . . 0 3 .... West Edison . . . . 2 0 Edison . . . . 14 0 Vocational Edison . ... 0 6 Washburn Edison . ... 2 4 . Roosevelt District 17 Edison . . . . 6 2 Edison .... 0 6 . Southwest J. Maestro skates around Teddie defense. 137 HOW 1: U. Johnson, S. Schuh, G. Hcgi, W. Dancho, T. Timmons, P. Whitney, J. Rolek, Hanson, B. Oherg, J. Fjelsta. ROW 2: T. Bredemus, D. Orttel, M. Temte, J. Painter, T. Danielson, R. Camplin, A. Lindqvist. E. Huhlc, R. Ellstrom, R. Herrman, D. Connors, Coach Marcouiller. Swimming A winning dive by D. Orttel. The Edison swimming team finished fourth in the city conference and second in the District 17 Meet. Dale Orttel led the Tommies by taking first place in the diving competition. Other medal winners for Edison were: Ron Camplin, second in the 200 and 100 yard freestyle events; Perry Whitney, second in the 50 yard freestyle; and Andy Lindqvist, second in the 100 yard butterfly. The freestyle relay team composed of Perry Whitney, John Fjelsta, Ed Huble, and Andy Lindqvist also captured a second place medal. 138 E. Huble lakes an.early lead. A. Lindqvist swim his way to victor)-. Scores Edison ............... 61 Edison ............... 77 Edison ............... 68 Edison ............... 73 Edison ................44 Edison ................43 Edison ............... 66 Edison ............... 52 Edison ............... 59 44 ............ North 28 .......... Central 33 ......... Washburn 32........Vocational 61 ....... Southwest 62 ....... Roosevelt 39 ............. West 53 ............ Henry 46 ............ South R. Ellstrom competes in the butterfly event. R. Camplin tries to extend Tommie lead. The.last lap of a lough race. 139 ROW 1: T. Iloma. I- Siluk, W. Hendrickson, R. Cacek, G. DeLaitsch. ROW 2: Coach 0. Ottcson, F. Lane, G. Espc, J. Maestro, I). Fredburg, J. Tluinc, Manager A. Haflund. Wrestling The Tommie wrestling team, unahlc to put together a combined team effort throughout most of the season, finished city competition with a record of one win and nine losses. Outstanding performances for the yeur were: co-captains Tom Homa and Gary DeLaitsch, Wes Hendrickson, Jim Maestro, and Jim Thune. Maestro won Edison’s only spot in the regional meet by placing third in the District 17 Tournament. These individuals’ success can he largely attributed to the fine coaching of Mr. Ottcson. G. DeLaitsch plans an escape . . . while T. Homa tries to prevent one. 140 Gymnastics The gymnastics team compiled an over-all record of one win and three losses. Despite this record, there were a number of outstanding individual performers. Tim Jasicki and Wes Hendrickson placed on the trampoline during regional competition in order to qualify for the state meet. Terry Urisla and Greg Vosler also won a spot in this meet by excelling in all-around competition. Wes proves that it can be done. This skill won Terry many medals. Up and over. ROW 1: M. MacDonald, C. Sicard, T. Hredcmus, E. Rampi, W. Hendrickson, A. Underhill, G. Vosler, W. I’oschcr, J. Elrick, D. Waisancn, J. Boyer. ROW 2: Coach Berg, I). Nelson, H. Barton, T. Jasicki, J. Bredemus, G. Wcstlund, T. Esnough, A. Bumcvik, I). Ortell. T. Urista, D. Merriman, J. Fjclsta, D. Herlofsky. 141 ROW 1: J. Brinda, M. Brinda, P. Swedcan, D. Hansen, C. Long. L. Anderson. ROW 2: J. Olin, M. Corncillicr, C. Nor-dahl, I). Jones, D. Peyla, W. Kallcstad, I). Bright, I). Begin, Coach Moore. Skiing The Edison skiing team, after placing fourth in the City Meet, went on to finish tenth in the State Meet which was better titan any other city team. Mike Corneillier won the city jumping championship for the second consecutive year. Mike also did an outstanding job by placing third in the State Meet. Dave Hansen and Curt Nordahl also turned in fine performances in the State Meet. Have placed higher than any city competitor by finishing 17th in the slalom event. M. Corneillier shows city championship form. D. Hansen takes a sharp turn in the slalom event. 142 The Tommies start a rally. R. Marasco beats a wild throw. A Polar is picked off. Scores Edison . . 8 9 . ... Roosevelt Edison . . ... 8 5 Edison . . ... 0 5 . Edison . . ... 1 6 . . .. Southwest Edison . . ... 6 8 . Edison . . ...12 4 . .. Vocational Edison . . ... 5 5 . .. . Washburn Edison . . ... 2 0 . Edison .. ... 4 2 . North Edison . . ... 1 3 . ... Washburn Edison . . ... 7 3 . District 17 Edison ......4 2 .... Southwest Edison.....0 1 West ( 1 extra innings Replay Baseball A Tommie waits in determination. 143 B. Karkula leads cautiously off first base., T. Cranroth on the firing line. You be the umpire. The season’s final game was the Tommies best of the yehr hut it .wasn’t enough to defeat West. Chuck Walters pitched a one-hitter only to lose the game 1 0. Otherwise, the Tom’s finisher! the season with a 6-4 record and went into the semi-finals before meeting West. With last year’s two top pitchers. Chuck Walters and Tom Cranroth. along with Burt Kees and Bruce Karkula returning as lettermen. the Toms should again have a fine season. ROW 1: I). Glisan, I). Schaapveld, B. Korio. B. Kay, R. Marasco, T. Kupp, T. Hudak, T. Martin, B. Melbo. ROW 2: G. Ben on. S. Wontor, mgr., B. Nelson, S. Anderson, T. Cranroth, C. Allen, B. Karkula, C. Walters D. Sexton, J. Doty, H. Erickson. T. Cochran, J. Zaremb«ki. Coach P. Guzy. 144 HOW 1: C. Morclc, T. Homo, M. Leary, H. Smith, L. Mielke, D Hendrickson, I). Smith, 0. Smith, L. Hoff, T. Luciow, I). A«h, R I). Prekkcr, J. Benson, J. Tliune, S. Gandy, S. Ketz, I). Pudncy, S Camache W. Komarcc, G. Radick, D. Enrooth. ROW 2: W. Jaseniuk, G. Karkoc, I). Erpclding. ROW 3: Coach; G. Parson , Maksimenko. R. Ellstrom. R. Smith, Coach; E. Larson. Track Tta, Edison track team completed what proved to l e another average season as they finished sixth in the city meet. Dave Wallhour captured the city discus championship while Dick Erpelding and Steve Maximenko qualified for the finals in the hurdles and 100 and 220 yard dashes respectively. The Toms were strong in the dashes due to fine | crformanoes by Dean Enrooth. Dave Pudney, Steve Maxsi-menko. Cliff Morek. and Henry Smith hut lacker! depth in the other events. Dave Walthour was Edison's only representative in the stale meet. N. Priadka clears the bar ... but � o does M. Leary with an assist... 145 Edison’s chances are fifty-fifty The Tommy sprinters sweep to victory Like throwing marbles . .. Maximum effort by Wes Hendrickson S. Maksimenko outdistances his opponents 146 W. Hendrickson prepares to pass the baton. A strong finish by D. Gamache. ROW 1: S. Semon, M. Porter, L Zdon, G. Espc, D. Walseth, D. Roster, S. Ketz, D. Pudney. ROW' 2: Coach Parsons, M. Priadka. W. Kikos, S. Jedinok. J. Thune. K. Stellmacher. G. Bart, D. Ortel, W. Komurc, Coach I irscn. H. Smith gets off to fast start. 147 T. Ashley blasts from a sand trap. T. Leo tees off. Golf Tom Ashley finished as runner-up in the District 17 Golf Meet to pace the Tommies to second place in the District. The Toms also finished second during the regular season by posting a 9-1 record. Frank Damon. John Sullivan, and Jim Jaros, along with Tom Ashley qualified for the Region Five Meet. Of these four Jitn Jaros qualified for the State Meet where he shot two fine rounds to capture the championship. K. Pool, T. Ashley, F. Damon. R. Calnnder, J. Jaros, J. Sullivan, T. Lee, D. Allen 148 Jim Jaros State Golf Champion Jiin Jaros shot a 36-hole score of 150 in the State Coif Meet to win the State Championship by two strokes. Jim qualified for the State Meet by tying for third place in the Region five meet Through the early part of the season Jim was fourth man on the team. His golf game steadily improved through the District and Region meets and reached its peak in the State Tournament. J. Jaros drives with the form of a champion. A picture of concentration. 149 ROW 1: B. Carlson, R. Solborg, I). Gonko, P. Rogney, R. Camplin. ROW 2: R. Laing, D. Norback, T. Pajcrski, G. Moron, Coach Leavitt. Tennis An 8-2 conference record gave the Edison tennis team third place in the final standings. This was the third straight season in which the Toms have finished third or better. Singles players Gene Moros, Bruce Carlson, and Dave Norback all had fine seasons on the court to enable the team to complete a successful season. R. Camplin returns a volley. 150 ROW 1: C. Hamrin, P. Cray, B. Licmolin, H. Vakos, H. Younphnns, 0. Otteson, D. Moore. ROW 2: A. Johnson, H. Jedlund, C. Ray. D. Hall, B. Bjerken, J. Koitom, E. Larson, W. Marcouiller, G. Parsons, R. Berg. Board of Coaches The main responsibility of the Board of Coaches is to decide the athletic policy of the school. They meet whenever necessary on the request of the principal. Mr. Vakos. They also give recognition to the outstanding athlete in Edison High School. Their choice is based on conduct, scholarship, and athletic ability. The board consists of the head coaches, assistant coaches, sophomore coaches of all twelve sports, faculty manager, Mr. Hamrin, assistant principal. Mr. Younghans. and the principal. Mr. Vakos. Coach Larsen gives results. 151 Girls’ Sports MISS BARTON MRS. CONOVER GYM AIDES- ROW 1: C. Quinzon, M. Chase, J. Nedohon, S. Burrows, K. Fclcgy, J. Medelberg, C. Sandvik, M. McKenzie, K. Burl. ROW 2: 1'. Nelson, K. Jacobson, N. Thrun, F. Gcrhke. I.. Marengo, I'. Skoien, P. Hughes. ROW 3: I.. Storch, B. Ulmanic, N. Olson, D. Manley. B. Fife. J. Kellek, G. Wiberg, K. Piersiak. P. Kuykendall. 152 Posture Queens M. Ilusak, S. Shupien, M. Carlson L.. ROW: J. Anders, S. Havrish, U Buik, J. Medelberg, J. Keller. R. ROW: K. Ewer, G. Wiberg, S. Carson, H. Anderson, 1). Miller. Physical Fitness 153 Field Hockey 50 yard bully Hil it! Down the field! 154 Basketball Y. Walters has her brother’s skill. A basket? Rope Skipping 155 Apparatus The horse Effort on the rings Traveling rings 156 157 Swimming Team HOW 1: B. Foster, coach; B. Van Patter; K. Lavallic; P. Hendrickson; K. Opdahl; K. Whitney; P. Callahan; J. Stacik. ROW 2: M. Naslund; J. Painter; R. Koehler; G. Slanga; N. Carlson; C. Gavic; D. Buick; D. Barren, The race How to get ahead! Janet dives 158 Badminton I. Helm, H. Hcrland. d. Medelberg, K. Wallis, D, Sullivan, J. Slahiak, Y. Walters, B. Nelson, C. Hucbncr, S. Punch, Miss Barton. Coach. 159 Volleyball Team ROW 1: H. Hr Hand, Y. W'altcrs, J. Benson. ROW 2: S. Putsch, M. Kclzenlx-rg, K. Aitkcns, P. Cmko. 160 Tennis Team ROW 1: C. Sroka, E. Martin, J. Slabiak, K. Dougherty, Y. Walters. ROW 2: K. Wallis, M. LOVE! Nordahl, G. Hudak, S. Greiger, S. Pursch. 161 She has form. Straight wrist and elbow. Serve. School Life Believe me, you're at a wonderful age. In ten years you'll look back on this and wish you were a kid again. ” 162 REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE HELEN ANDERSON GAYLE DANYO Attendants SHARON SICARD GAYLE WIBERG 165 The Clim.ix The Royal Court Homecoming The day finally arrived Homecoming, 1964. Suspense began to mount as last minute touches were put on the floats and the assembly was rehearsed. The queen candidates readied themselves for the ceremony and at last the strains of “Pomp and Circumstance echoed throughout the auditorium. There was silence and then the proclamation was made: “Kuty Wedin will reign over homecoming festivities as our queen! After being entertained by the “Renegades , the student body went out to the field to watch our Tommies “Dis-in-Tiger-Ate-de-Tigers 15-0. That evening the couples visited the romantic island of “Blue Hawaii . Amid the realistic setting they danced the evening away. The day ended, leaving behind only a wonderful memory of our years at Edison. 166 “Wr're off to catch a tiger.' Junior Float winning Dreams come true in Blue Hawaii' Pep Club’s Jovial Jalopy 167 Our distinguished Dog patch Royally- Paul Kirsliuk. Helen Anderson, Mike Corneillier, Val Comstock, Scott Young, Vicki Borg (not shown) Sadie Hawkins On November 13, the Edison girls gym was magically transformed into Dogpatch and the Lil Abner comic strip characters came alive for the evening. The Marry in’ Sams were kept busy all night by willing girls and their unwilling dates. To climax the Evening of fun, Mike Corneillier and Val Comstock, the junior candidates, were crowned Lil’ Abner and Daisy Mae. Time out for warm pop and stale cookies. Prominent personalities appear in Dogpateh. DEAN ENROOTH TOM ASHLEY Sno Daze PAUL KIRSTIUK DEAN PREKKER LOWELL MIELKE The fun-filled Sno Daze activities of 1965 will long be remembered by the students of Edison. The excitement began in the morning assembly. The tension was broken and the students cheered wildly as Wes Hendrickson was crowned 1965 Sno King. In honor of our worthy king, a carnival and dance were held in the gyms that evening. Many students attended the carnival, which had a variety of booths sponsored by the various clubs at Edison. After the carnival everyone danced to the music of “The Illusions” to complete a truly memorable day. A proud moment for our king Hustle, huskies, hustle! For those who think young Spanish Gub offers big money. Slave Auction Will he be tall, dark, and handsome?” Free expression Linda Johnson, Gayle Wiberg, Margie Benson, Sue Goetz, Helen Anderson, Jeri Anders, Bonnie Brcdsten, Cheryl Johnson. Cheerleaders Behind the success of this year’s athletic teams were nine spirited, hard-working cheerleaders and their loyal and equally hard-working advisor. Miss Pappas. These girls worked long hours learning cheers, planning pep assemblies, generating school spirit, and attending the various sports events. We, the Wizard staff, would like to join with the rest of the student body in thanking the cheerleaders for a job well done. Mascot Gayle Danyo and Captain Jeri Anders Our well-balanced cheerleaders Miss Pappas lays down the law. 175 ■v1 ■ Senior Banquet The members of the graduating class of 1965 were the guests of honor at the annual Senior Banquet which was held on February 10 at Dayton’s Skyroom. The seniors enjoyed a delicious meal and then were entertained by some of their classmates. To close the program our new principal, Mr. Vakos, gave an inspiring speech which made those present realize that the big moment, graduation, was fast approaching. Those who heard Mr. Vakos will not soon forget his words. 176 'Musings' “People' Andy All of the seniors will surely agree that one of the most fascinating members of our class was Andy Lindqvist, our foreign exchange student from Sweden. In his short stay at Edison Andy has proved to be one of the nicest persons one could hope to know. He has extended the hand of friendship to everyone ami we’ve all enjoyed knowing him. Andy’s school days here at Edison have been busy ones. Because of his interest in music, Andy became a member of the school band. During the winter he participated in swimming. He was one of the finest members of the team and those who attended the District meet will never forget his fine performance. Throughout the year Andy also served as photographer for the school newsj aper. Andy will be remembered for his contributions to our school but even more for his warm and friendly personality. We wish to thank Andy for being such a fine member of the senior class and we would like to extend to him our sincerest wishes for happiness and success in the future. One of Andy hobbies A case of mistaken identity? 177 Students Perform Greek'drama comes lo life. Steve on camera Wc were fortunate to have many students take part in dramatic productions. Mrs. Rirkeland’s play production class presented the very amusing one act play “Any Body For Tea? in a student assembly. The performance was excellent. We arc also proud of the cast which presented the one act play “Hello Out There which did so well in competition. The students in Mr. Litowsky’s first semester Radio and TV class tuped a program on the history of man which was presented on Channel 2 in January. All of the students who worker! on these productions are certainly a credit to Edison High School and our fine drama department. A touching scene Jack portrays Hamlet. A stylish group chats in the hall. Dressy attire for after 5 o’clock Fads ’n’ Fashions Girls’ fashions this year Itecame very exciting with the advent of many new styles. Textured nylons caught on fast while “flirt” skirts were very popular for sports wear. Crq c blouses took their place in every smart wardrobe and the more daring “chelsa” blouse became quite popular. A new mode in sweaters was also seen as the sleeveless “shell” was worn. All in all. the girls had a wonderful year of new. sharp, and exciting fashions. Edison boys appeared es| ecially well-dressed this year in their V-neck sweaters, both long-sleeved and sleeveless. Loafers and wing-tips were the popular styles for boys’ shoes. Car coats were frequently seen and letter jackets were worn, as always. 180 The top 10 This year’s coiffures. The accent was on boys’ fashions too. TEEN BOARD REPRESENTATIVES: Sue Drabczak, Powers: DeDe Brouillard, Donaldson's; Lavon Knicfe), Dayton’s; Helen Anderson, Penney’s; Marilyn Anderson, Rothschild's. Cast A Passerby ...... JOHN NELSON Buzz Anderson ... PAUL KIRSTIUK Jim Stark .... STEVE HERRMANN Officer Mullen .. JOHN NELSON Judy Brown ..... GAYLE WIBERG Plato ..... WES HENDRICKSON Mrs. Davis .. MARIANNE CUSTER Ray............... GREG COTTLE Mr. Stark ................ DON SMITH Mrs. Stark .. KATHY DOUGHERTY Grandma ...... SANDI EVERSON Belle...... CAROL VUCHETICH Miss Hannington ... ANNE FOSTER Crunch ....... ART BURNEVIK Coon ......... HOWIE TAYLOR Moose ........... RICH WARREN Helen ............ KATHY EWER Millie .......... CATHY FELEGY Lecturer ..... SHEILA MILLER Mr. Brown .... PAUL MARIETTE Mrs. Brown ...... BONNIE SCOTT Officer One ...... JOHN NELSON Officer Two .... PAUL MARIETTE Boys and Girls of the School: LUDMILLA OSTROUSHKO, SHARON KROI.L, LIZ ODELL, NANCY DAWSON, LYNDA BURDETT. JOHN W. BENSON, GARY BENSON, DON SHAW, JIM THUNE, HILLAR VILJASTE, LYNDA FULLER, GLENN CLEMENS. JACK IGNATOWICZ Waiting to he questioned at the police station Family strife was well dramatized. Audience gasped a knives were drawn. 183 Ti,i oc down the ski slope?. 185 TTrim In pel llm message arross. Liz Odell, Editor and Mr. Lunkley, Advisor Mr. Liebig, Photographer Wizard Staff Before stepping into the universe of adult life, we, the Wizard staff, present to you Edison's 1965 yearbook. Under the guidance of Mr. Lunkley, we have managed to create a yearbook which we hope will bring back many memories of your world here at Edison. 189 Kathy Mattson, Howie Taylor. Mike Abraham, Rich Holmgren, Marilyn Anderson Business Bari) ami Carla look care of the orders for the yearbook and also handled (lie money and the receipt books. They were very accurate in their work and all financial- matters ran smoothly. Seniors Working with over 500 senior is no easy task, hut the five staff members who worked on this section did an excellent job. The long senior list presented unusual problems at times, hut they were only temporary. After long hours of hard work the section was completed. 190 Rarb Churik. Carla Manske John Schagun, Charlie Parker, Carol Huebner, Dani Connors Organizations From the picture it may look as though the organizations section wasn’t very organized, but actually they were. When they didn’t have. to cope with hysteria and occasional seizures, they got quite a hit of work done. 'Hie four students who worked on this section would have to admit that they had a lot of fun while working. Faculty Kathy and Ludmilla did their best to capture the teachers as their natural selves. Problems arose in their section but these girls really knew how to handle the faculty. 191 Kathy Nepsha, Ludmilla Ostroushko Steve Anderson, Cary DcLaitsch, Kathy Kuehn, Marianne Custer Sports Besides working on their sections, these staff members played a few games themselves, as you can see in the picture. But by mixing a little work in with their play they were able to put together a fine sports section. School Life Bonnie and Dan could be seen just about anywhere looking for candid shots for their section. Thinking up the captions for these shots provided some good laughs. They both agree that School Life is really a riot to work on. 192 Dan Lopata, Bonnie Scott 193 Seniors’ Activities AARSETH, ROGER ABRAHAM, MICHAE L-Wizard Staff, Pep Gub, Spanish Qub, Band. ADAMS, DANIEL A11LSTROM, M A R K—Gy mnas. tics. ALLEN, GORDON— Hockey, Baseball. ALSTRUP, J ACQUELYN—Red Cross, Tommie Boosters, Spanish Club, Group Captains, Gym Aide. ANDERS, JERI—Student Council, Record Staff, Pep Club, Spanish Club. Russian Club, Cheerleading. ANDERSON, DAWN—C h o r a I Gub. ANDERSON, DAVID ANDERSON, GERALD ANDERSON, HELEN—Student Council. Pep Gub, Spanish Gub. Russian Gub. Blue Tri, Cheer-leading. ANI)ERSON, MARILYN-Forensic league. Wizard Staff, Tommie Boosters. ANDERSON, N A NCY—Spanish Club. Tommie Boosters. ANDERSON, STEVEN-Honor Society, Wizard Staff, Football, Basketball, Baseball. ANT1I.LA, ALLAN—Senior Cabi-net ANUNSON, LARRY ARCHAMBAULT,- ANNE—Tom-mie Tones. ARVIDSON, JOHN ASH. DAVID—Track. ASHLEY, THOMAS-Senior Cabi-net. Honor Society, Monitors, “E Club. Basketball, Golf. BALL. MICHAEL—Stage Crew, Senior Gibinet. Gass Play. BALLENGER. GEORGE—Monitors. BAR NESS, KAREN—T ommie Tones. BARNO, EUGENE BART. KATHERINE-Office Pag-es. BARTNICZAK, JOSEPHINE— Choral Club. BARZDIS, CAROLYN—Ushers Club. Red Cross, Pep Club. BEL1SLE, HERMAN—Wrestling. BELTOWSKY. JEAN—O f f i c e Pages. BENJAMIN, DARLENE BENSON, GARY—Baseball, Class Play. BENSON, JAMES—Inventors Gub. Hi-Y, Track, Football. BENSON, JOHN P. BENSON, JOHN W.—Class Play. BENSON, MARGIE—S p a n i s h Club, Pep Club, Blue Tri, Qiccr-leading. BENZINGER, LARRY BERGSTROM, EILEEN—French ( lub. Blue Tri. BERGSTROM, ROBERT BERKELY, DAVID—German Gub BERNARD, SUZETTE-Library Aides, French Qub. BIEN, JUDY—Choral Club. BIER NAT. PAULETTE—Spanish Gub, Group Captains. BIRCH, DAVID BITTMAN, DONALD BITTNER, EDWARD BJORKLUND. BRADLEY BLANSKI, BARBARA—Office Pages. BLOMS, GERALD BOCHNIAK. MARIE—Inventors Gub. BOEHM, KATHLEEN BOUTA, JANICE—Choral Gub. BOROWSKY, HALYNA—Office Pages. BRAA, SUSAN—Office Pages, Blue Tri. BRANDT, GEORGE BRANVOLD, DAVID-B a n d. Honor Society. BRASHOWITZ, DAVID BREDEMUS, JAMES-Gymnas-tics. Senior Cabinet. BRETSCHNEIDER. H E L F. N— Spanish Club. BROUILLARD, DELORES—Stu-dent Council. Honor Society. Red Cross, Spanish Qub, Blue Tri. BRUHJELL, BRUCE—Monitors, Football. BRUHJELL LAWRENCE-Senior Cabinet, Record Staff, Band. BUIK, LESLEE—Re l Cross. BURBANK, CARLA—Pep Club. BURNEVIK. BRIAN BURNS. CAROL—Bank Cashiers. BURROWS, SHARON BURSEY, LESLIE—Record Staff. BUSCH, JOHN BYSTEDT, RAMONA—Student Council, Senior Cabinet, Pep Club, Tommie Boosters, German Gub. Group Captains. CAMPLIN, RONALD—Swimming, Tennis. CARLSON, CHERYI Frcnch Club, Blue Tri. CARLSON, KENNETH CARLSON, NORMAN-B and. Tennis. CARLSON, SANDRA L CARLSON, SANDRA M. CARON, JEROME—Chess Club, Group Captains, Bank Cashiers. CARSON, RONALD CASEY, CYNTHIA—Record Staff, Ushers Club, Red Cross, Inventors Qub, Spanish Qub, Blue Tri, Bank Cashiers. CASSERLY, KATHY CECKO, MARY CERMAK, RICHARD CHASE, MARY ELLEN-French Club, Group Captains, Badminton, Basketball. CHRZANAK, P E T E R—Student Council, Senior Cabinet, Pep Club, “E” Qub, Inventors Qub, Spanish Club, Football. Tennis. CIESLA, LESLIE CLARK, CURTIS CLEMENS, GLENNARD—Class Play. CLOUTIER. JAMES COCHRAN. THOMAS—Baseball. CONNORS, DANITA-Forensic League. Wizard Staff, Library-Aides French Club, Blue Tri. COOLEY, ROBERT—S tudent Council. Gioral Club, Spanish Club. COTTLE, GREGORY—S enior Cabinet, Monitors, Hi-Y, Football, Track, Gass Play. COZATT, ELIZABETH—Ushers Club, Red Cross, Tommie Boosters. CRUCIANI, JUDY-Spanish Club. 194 CURRY, KENNETH CUSTER, MARIAN NE—Forensic league. Wizard Staff, Tommie Boosters, German Club, Bank Cashiers, Class Play. CUTTER. WALTER DAHLIN, DIXIE DAME, NAOMI Tommie Boosters, F.H.A. DANYO. GAYLE -Senior Cabinet, Honor Society, Pep Club, Span-i-li Club. Checrtcadcr. DARSOW, MICHAEL DAWSON, NANCY Choral Club, Office Pages, French Club, Blue Tri. Class Play. DELAITSCH, GARY—Senior Cabinet, Wizard Staff. “E” Club, Spanish Club. Wrestling. Cross Country. DEMUSE, TONI -Tommie Boosters, Spanish Club, Group Captains. DELAR1A, DIANNE DELMONICO, T E R RANG E— Monitors. DICK, CLAYTON DOKTER, CHRIS DORSO, PAMELA—Ushers Club. Group Captains, Teachers Workroom. DOTY. JOHN DOUGHERTY, KATHLEEN— Forensic league, Tommie Boosters, Russian Club. Blue Tri, Tennis Team, Class Play. DRABCZAK, MARY—C h o r a 1 Club, Pep Club,- Tommie Boosters. DUPAY, JOHN DUPAY, PAULINE DWIN El ,L BA R BA R A—Tommie Boosters. DYMNAYK. JUDY—T ommie Boosters, Blue Tri. EGELANI). MICHAEL—Basketball. EICH, MATTHEW—Band. ELLIS, LYNN ELLIS, PATRICIA—Blue Tri. ELSTROM. RAYMOND—Swimming. ENDTHOFF, CRYSTAL—Tommie Tones. ENGLUND, LINNAE—Record Staff. ENROOTH. DEAN-Studcnt Council, Senior Cabinet. Monitors, “E” Club, Football, Track. ENTINCER. JAMES ENVEY. NANCY ERICKSON. DIANNE ERICKSON, DOUGLAS-Band, Spanish Club. ERICKSON, HARLAN—Baseball. ERPELDING, RICHARD—Football, Track. ESCOW. THOMAS ESTUM. BONNIE—T e achers Workroom. EWER. KATHLEEN—Senior Cabinet, Pep Club. Spanish Tllub, Blue Tri, Group Captains, Bank Cashiers, Class Play. FALLDIN. BRUCE FECHT, STEVEN—Record Staff. FELECY, CATHLEEN—C b o r a I Club, Class Play, French Club. FELEGY, RICHARD—Baseball. FER KINGST AI). ROBERT—Library Aides. FERRARO. JAMES FESTIN, GEORCINE- Red Cross, Office Pages. French Club, Blue Tri. FIFE. BONNIE-Pep Club. Gym Aide. FISCHER, LYNN—Mon i tors, Hi-Y, “E” Club. Football. FJELSTA, JOHN—Senior Cabinet, “E” Club, Gymnastics, Swimming. FLAVIN, DONNA FLEITMAN, HARVEY—Record Staff. FLO REST, GEORGE—Monitors, “E” Club, S| anish Club, Football. FLYNN, THOMAS- Honor Society, Red Cross. FOSTER, ANNE—F orensic League, Band, Library Aides, Blue Tri, Gass Play. FRANK, EUGENE FREEBURG, JOHN FREILAND, GERD FRYE, PAULETTE GACEK, RICHARD GAFKJEN, LINDA GAV1K. LEONARD CEDE, MARY—Tommie Boosters, Library Aides. GEH RK E, FI .OR ENCE— Record Staff, Choral Qub, Red Cross. Pep Club. GERDEMAN, KEVIN—Football. GERSDORF, CAROL—C h o r a 1 Gub. GER VAIS. LARRY—Band. GETMAN. DAVID—German Club. GILBER TSON, LYLE CILLMAN, SHIRLEY—Blue Tri. GOLUSKY, WALTER CONIER, GREGORY—Football. CONKO, DONALD—Band, Monitors, Tennis, Wrestling. GOODEN. DAVID— M o n i t o r s. Hi-Y. GOUGH. PATRICK GRANROTH, THOMAS-Base-ball. Hockey, Monitors. GREEN. JEFFERY GIPSKY, ALEX GRUMMERT, JOHN CUSDORF, CAROLE GWIAZDON, B 0 N N I E—Red Cross. GWIAZDON, DAVID—Football. Baseball. HALL. JUDY—Blue Tri. HALL LINDA—Band, Ushers Club. Class Play. HANNECAN, JEAN—Honor So-ciety, Office Pages, French Club, Blue Tri. HANLON, MARJORIE—Tommie Tones. HANSON. MAVIS—Blue Tri. HARVEAUX, KATHLEEN HAVRISH, SUSAN—Band, Pep Club, Tommie Boosters, Blue Tri, Group Captains, Bank Cashiers, Girls Golf. HAWKINSON, MARY HEATHER INGTON, JEAN HEBZYNSKI, MARCIA HEDALEN, WAYNE-Band. HEGI, GREGORY—UF.” Club, Swimming, Football, Golf. HELFENSTEIN, LINDA—R e d Cross, Ushers Club, Tommie Boosters, German Club, Blue Tri, Gass Play. HELFMAN, THOMAS—Tommie Boosters, Chess Club. HELVEY. JUDY—Student Council, Spanish Club. HENDRICKSON, WESLEY—Sen-ior Cabinet, Band, “E” Club, Spanish Club, Bank Cashiers, Wrestling, Gymnastics, Track, Class Play, Snow King. HILDRETH. RITA HIME, DON HINES. ROBERT—Monitors. HENNESSY, JOE—Hi-Y. HERRMANN, STEVEN—Band, Forensic League, Track, Gass Play. 195 HOEGH, DALE—Record Staff. HOFF, LAURENCE—R ecord Staff. Hi-Y. “E” Club, Football, Track. HOFFER, LINDA—F orensic League, Tominic Boosters, Russian Club, Blue Tri. HOFICH, MICHAEL HOLMEN, WARREN—Band, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Tennis. HOLZMER, LINDA HOMA, THOMAS—“E” Club. Wrestling, Track, Cross Country. HOOPER, BARBARA HORISHNYK. L E O N—Russian Club. HOUGEN, MELANIE—0 f f i c e Pages, French Club, Blue Tri. HOWE. BARBARA—Choral Club, Tommie Tones, German Club, Blue Tri. HUBLE. E I) W A R D—Monitors, Swimming. HUDAK, GAYLE—Senior Cabinet. Russian Club, Blue Tri, Tennis, Class Play. HUEBNER, CAROL-r izard Staff, Tommie Boosters, French Club, Blue Tri, Swimming, Badminton, Basketball, Class Play. HUGHES, PATRICIA HULSING, RAND-lIonor Socie- ty- HUNT, CAROLYN—Record Staff, F.H.A., Class Play. HUSET, RICHARD—Honor So-ciety, CJiess Club, Russian Club. IN DERG A A R D, LIN DA—Teachers Workroom. ISSACSON, PAUL—Honor Society. Band, Chess Club. JACOBSEN. CHERYI Choral Club. JACOBSEN, KAREN JAKUBIK, PENNY—S p a n i s h Club, Record Staff, Ushers Club, Red Cross, Blue Tri. JAMES, PATRICIA JAROS, DEAN JAROS, JAMES-Record Staff, Choral Club. “E” Club, Bank Cashiers, Basketball, Golf. JAROSLAWSKI, JOHN—Spanish Club. JASICKI, TIMOTHY—Gymnastics, “E” Club. JOHNS, ROBERT—Student Coun-cil, Tommie Boosters, Spanish Club. JOHNSON, BARBARA JOHNSON, BONNIE JOHNSON, B R U C E— Football, Swimming. Hi-Y. JOHNSON, JILL JOHNSON. KATHERINE JOHNSON, LINDA—S tudent Council, Pep Club, Office Pages, German Club, Cheerleading. JONES, DOUGLAS—Senior Cabinet, Monitors, Hi-Y, Football. Skiing. JULKOWSKI, RONALD JUREK. GARY—Hi-Y. KABAC7.I, MARY—Choral Club, Tommie Boosters, Office Pages. KEES, BURTON—Football, Rec-ord Staff. REISER, GREGORY—Spanish Club. KELLER, JUDITH—Blue Tri. KELLEY, KATHLEEN -Senior Cabinet, Office Pages, Blue Tri. KELM, HAROLD KELSENBERG. JAMES KELSENBERG, JOHN KURKOW, GARY KINGEN, JACQUELYN KIRSTIUK, PAUL-Hi-Y, Class Play. KISSEL. JOYCE—Tommie Tones. KLEINDL, PATRICIA KLETZIN, ROBERT KNIEFEL, LAVON NE—Tommie Boosters, Spanish Club, French Club, Blue Tri, Group Captain. KNOKE, SANDRA—Ushers Club, F.H.A. KNUTSON, LINDA—G erman Club. KOCH. DAVID—Tommie Boosters. KOENEN, KATHLEEN KOHLAN, PAMELA—S t u d e n t Council, Honor Society, Red Cross, French Club, Blue Tri. KOHNER, CAROL—Blue Tri. KOHOUT, JOHN—Choral Club. KOKESH, SANDRA—0 f f i c e Pages, Band, Group Captains. KOKESH, CAROL-French Club, Teachers W'orkroom. KOTZ, JIM—Monitors, German Club. KUDAK, SHIRLEY—Bank Cashiers, Red Cross. KUKIELKA. MICHAEL—Honor Society, Monitors, “E” Club, German Club, Hockey. KURILLA, KAYE KUDA, RICHARD KYKENDAHL. PAMELA—Senior Cabinet, Choral Club, Group Captains. LABATTE, JOSEPH I.AFON I), K ATHLEEN—Spanish Club. LACINA, JANET—Spanish Club, Bank Cashiers. LANE, FRED—Inventors Club, Group Captains, Wrestling. LANGNER, MARVA LARSON, CAROL-Red Cross, Blue Tri. LARSON, MARK LARSON, REID—Hi-Y, Chess Club. LETOURNEAU, PAUL Student Council, Hi-Y, French Club. LEAR Y, MICHAEL-Inventors Club, Track. LEBA, KAREN—Choral Club, Red Cross, Group Captains. LIEN, DAVID LIESKE, LINDA LIND. LINDA—Blue Tri. LINDAHL, GEOFFREY—S t a g e Crew, Class Play. LINDMAN, LANCE LINDQVIST, ANDY—Foreign Ex-change student. Student Council, Record Staff, Band, Hi-Y, “E” Club, Swimming. LIVINGSTON, J A M E S—Hi-Y, Gymnastics. LOBASH, KAREN LOKKEN, TERRY—Teachers Workroom. LONG, GARY—Monitors, “E” Club, Skiing. LOPATA, DANIEL—S tudent Council, Honor Society, Wizard Staff, Choral Club, Spanish Club, Basketball. LUBERACKI, CAROL LUBERACKI, GLORIA LYONS, CATHLEEN—S p a n i s h Club, Tommie Boosters, Office Pages, Pep Club. MADDEN, JOHN MAHONEY, JOAN MAJSTERSKI, DONALD—Hi-Y. MAKSIMENKO, STEFAN—Monitors, Football, Spanish Club, Track. MALIK, LAWRENCE—Hi-Y. MANLEY, DONNA—Office Pages, Gym Aide. 196 MANSKE, CARL Wizard Staff, Ushers Club, Library Aides, French Club, Bank Cashiers. MARCH, NANCY—Office Pages. MARENGO, LINDA—Sno Daze, Honor Society, Choral Club. Choral Octette, Gym Aide, French Club, Girls Tennis. MARIETTE, PAUL—Choral Club, Tommie Boosters, Class Play. MARTIN, CLARK MARTH, CYNTHIA MAST, CAROL MASTERS, LAWRENCE MATTSON, CAROLYN MATTSON, KATHLEEN—Honor Society, Wizard Staff, Spanish Club, Blue Tri, Bank Cashier. MAZURKO, LOIS McCaffrey, linda—choral Club. McDONALD, MARK—Gymnastics. McKENZIE, MARLES—Tommie Boosters, French Club, Blue Tri, Gym Aide. McNAMARA, SUSAN—Senior Cabinet, Honor Society, Tommie Booster, French Club, Blue Tri, Swimming Team. MEDELBERG, JULIE-German Club, Senior Cabinet, Blue Tri, Gym Aide. MELEK, LINDA—Tommie Boosters. MENZIA, MARILYN—Tommie Tones. MICKLEY, LAURA MIDTHUN, JOAN—Spanish Club. MIDTHUN, MARLENE—Blue Tri, Band. MIELKE, LOWELL—Monitors, Hi-Y. “E” Club. MIHALCHICK, BARBARA—Red Cross, Tommie Boosters, Spanish Club, Blue Tri, Bank Cashiers. MILLER, DIANE MILLER, MARK MILLER, SHEILA—Senior Cabi-net, Choral Club, Pep Club, Tommie Boosters, Library Aides, French Club, Group Captains, Bank Cashiers. Class Play. MILLER, WILLIAM MILNER, S A N I) R A—Choral Club. Girls Octette, German Club. MINARIK, GEORGE—Spanish Club, Cross Country, Wrestling, Tennis. MISKOWIC, MARIE—Class Play. MOFELT, ANNE—Tommie Tones. MORF.K. CLIFFORD—C r o s a Country. Track. MORRISSON, KATHLEEN— Tommie Tones. M U ELLER, KATHERINE— F.H.A. MURPHY. CAROL NAKIELSKI, TERRANCE—Student Council, Senior Cabinet, Inventors Club. Spanish Club. NEBON, MARY—Choral Club, Library Aides, Spanish Club, F.H.A. Bank Cashiers, Class Play. NEDOHON, JUDY—Honor So-ciety. Gym Aide. NELSON, BARBARA—Red Cross, Blue Tri. NELSON, BRUCE—Football. NELSON, JACQUELINE—Spanish Club, Blue Tri. NELSON, LINDA—Student Council, Band, Pep Club, Spanish Club. Blue Tri. NEISON, MARCIA—Choral Club, Choral Octette, Tommie Boosters, German Club. NELSON, MARY A. NELSON, MARY J. NELSON, MARG NELSON, PAMELA—U shers Club, Blue Tri. NELSON, STEVEN—Band, German Club, Swimming. NELSON, THERESA—Spanish Club. NEPSHA, KATHLEEN—Student Council, Honor Society, Wizard Staff, Band, Russian Club, Bank Cashier. NESSER, JUDITH—T ommie Tones. NESSER, KAREN—Red Cross. Blue Tri. NEWBERG, DARRELL—Record Staff. NIERENGARTEN, JOAN—Red Cross, Record Staff. NIZIOL, SANDR A—T ommie Boosters. NOLDEN, JUDY—Choral Club, Teachers Workroom. NORBACK, DAVID—Senior Cabinet, Red Cross, Hi-Y, “E” Club, Tennis, Basketball. NOR I) AIIL, CURTIS—Senior Cabinet, Skiing. NORGON, ROBERT—Tommie Boosters, Inventors Club, Class Play. NOSIDLAK, DAVID NOSKO, MICHAEL NYBO, ROGER—Stage Crew. NYHOLM. RICHARD ODELL, LIZABETH—Wizard Staff, Choral Club, Red Cross, German Club. Blue Tri, Class Plaj. OSHMAN, LAWRENCE OLSEN, NANCY—Gym Aide. OLSON, MARSH A—Spanish Club. OI.SON, THOMAS OMUSY, CHARLES OSTROUSHKO, LUDMILLA— Wizard Staff, Band, Reel Cross, Russian Club, Blue Tri, Class Pla . OUELLETTE, PATRICIA OVERWICK, MARILEE—Choral Club, Office Pages. OYEN, CHAROLETTE PACYGA, D I A N E—Forensic League, Tommie Tones, Blue Tri. PAUL, SUSAN PAHL, THOMAS—Monitors. PAINTER, JANET—T ommie Boosters, Girls Swimming. PALKOWSKY, KAREN—Ushers Club, Girls Basketball. PALKOWSKY, NANCY—Record Staff. Blue Tri, Girls Swimming. PALMQUIST, CAROL PANKIW, WIRA PARKER, CHARLES—Wizard Staff, Choral Club. PARKER. SUSAN—T ommie Tones. PASLOWSKI, STEFEN—Basket-ball. PAULSON, DENNIS—Record Staff. Hi-Y. PAULSON, MARLYS—Tommie Tones, Choral Club, Ushers Club, Spanish Club, Group Cashiers. PAVLIK, JAMES—Monitors. Hi-Y, “E” Club, Football, Swim-ming. 197 PAWLYSHYN, WILLIAM PEAKE. NANCY—French Club. Blue Tri. PECK. EDWARD PECK. DENNIS PELKEY, JERRY PELKEY. TERRY PELLEGRINO, JEANNE PERKINS. JAMES PERLICK, HOLLY—Record Staff. Blue Tri, Swimming. PERTLER, MARY LOU—Choral Club. PETERS, LYNETTE—Tommie Tones, Blue Tri. PETERSON, DARWIN Hockey. PETERSON. DENNIS PETERSON, JUDITH—Choral Club. Group Captains. PETERSON, RUTH—Pep Club. Blue Tri. PERSIAK, KATHERINE Gym Aide. Ushers Club. PIERSON, THOMAS—Football, Baseball. PINKOSH, ROBERTA Croup Captains. PLASTER. JOANNE PODANY, TERRANCE—Senior Cabinet, Football. POLLARI. JOAN—Office Pages, Spanish Club. POPEK, DEAN PREKKER, DEAN -Student Council. Honor Society, Record Staff, Track. PRENKVOST. PATRICIA Tommie Boosters, Student Council, German Club. Spanish Club. PROTASIEWICZ. MARY—Choral Club. PROVOST. MARY QUINZON, CAROLINE—Honor Society, French Club. Teachers Workroom. RADICK, GREGORY—Hi-Y. Cer-man Club. Track, Wresiling. 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