Ely Memorial High School - Timberlane Yearbook (Ely, MN)

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'IW' T, In I f if A WXHTQ? ,- ' r V Va','N,W K any-o YN ' fr 2 RICHARD AHOLA DAVID ANDERSON JAMES ANDERSON RICHARD ANDERSON Con cors be substituted for girls? Casper, and frier1dly,1oo. He'S no square. He's olwoys corkin' OH. '7 ' 056 'le ' KENNETH BACHAR MARSHA BANOVETZ Sirfing pretty on Blueberry Hill Energefic sports enthusiast. BERT BERGLUND My interests lie out of school. BONNIE BERNARD I con be serious, but l'd rorlwer be goy.

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'Me s 41957 President JAMES KRALL Power must assume the resp Secretary LORETTA MCNEAI. Her manner us one of exhularatuon Our class as most classes usually do learned a lot durung our four years at Ely Memorual hugh school We began our Frshmen year full of zest and ambutuon After beung properly unutuated we felt that we really belonged in the fruendly Ely Memorial halls James Krall was elected presudent to guude our unfre quent business As Sophomores we elected our only gurl presudent Joyce Haglund We made many attempts to rause money our coFfee socual being the most successful After a very fiery campaign Bob Brobun was elected our Junuor Class presudent Havung a prom and banquet to sponsor faced us wuth many problems Our bug money mculcung prouect for the year was the colorful and luvely Spanush Fuesta As the doors to Ely Hugh were opened un the fall we were faced with putting un our last year as Senuors To us all thus has been the most thrillung year of our hugh school career We have changed our ways consuderably co operated and have made thus year most en uoyable and memorable Workung together we planned and carrued out our football homecoming and Freshman Assembly. We can be es- pecially proud of our Senior Class Play. For the first time the auditorium was filled to capacity. Our Senior activities could well serve as a precedent for future classes. AVE ATQUE VALE! 3 Vice president JAMES SMREKAR Actuons speak louder than words Treasurer JON PASSI All great men are dead and l'm not feeling too well myself.

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I EFS ROBERT BROBIN Full of fun dnd mischief, dlwoys doing things he sliouldn'1 do. WILLIAM BUNNEY His latent tolents ore only dor- mont. Woit-some doy! xx l GEORGINE BUBASH A disarming smile for everyone. naval' ' DAVID CHELESNIK Artisticolly inclined ond ready to succeed. A HQ f A ? f E+. ... MQ Q' gan- xl L -.r X l SUZANNE BUBASH She-'S charming, sI'ie's winsomeg SITEIS wonderful. I SUSAN CHERNE Her tastes ore in o wide field. PAUL BUCCOWICH He proves the old odoge: Still water runs deep. JANICE DIETRICH She's perfect in all her woys J-its k f 'Z WA ,cfs -sl 67 'Q