Golden Valley High School - Viking Yearbook (Golden Valley, MN)

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TEEN BOARD TREND TIPPERS, Linda O'Dell, Powers; Leslie Korsh, Dayton's; Christine Peterson, Donaldson's,- and Cathie Finch, Harolds, display costumes that please high school consumers. RELAXING in a senior seminar, Steve Woehrle, Bill Morris, Wayne Meinzer, Ronald Wolff, and Donald Swanstrom mix the conversation with car and date trivia, as well as issues of world importance. 9 VALLEY captures the Cleopatra craze when Leslie Korsh applies exotic eye strokes, jewels, and raven wig.

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Millions of Americans, with annual periodicity, drop their brooms and brief cases to celebrate a holiday. In like manner, youthful GV spirits are given a chance to depart from daily routine by events like Sadie Hawkins and the Prom. John Glenn's space flight probably had a greater impact than any other event of the year. Thousands watched the historic trip in New York's Grand Central Station; Valley teachers discarded lesson plans to join their pupils before the idiot boxes. Requiring the energy, if not the precision, of a rocket takeoff were the contortions and cavort-ings of the Twist. The 88 inches of precipitation that fell caused many a sagging roof, and impassable driveway, but juniors made use of it as a class play advertisement—a gargantuan snowman. As White House audiences harkened to sweet strains of cellist Pablo Casals and lithe movements of a modern dance group, GV was visited by a Rodgers and Hammerstein Quartet. VoMpjjttpj, Put Aside, Books fro Qf tfcJl Bvfijds Twism s 1AKE- BV storm Crisis and Chaos was the world's favorite tune, but GV's international relations were cemented mere firmly with student-parent sponsorship of an AFS International Fair. There are also events which only the individual remembers— the receiving of a first athletic award or a quiet tiptoe to the kitchen to put the first withering gardenia corsage in the icebox. These events will still be special when trips to the moon are commonplace. HER FIRST CORSAGE—Demure Cheryl Lesch finds a gardenia with pink rose buds to accent her white brocade gown. The special event was the Valentine Dance. LILAC PRINCESS Dana Steiner was one of six Valley seniors who vied with nine others for a Lilac title. Dahlberg Company sponsored Dana. LET'S TWIST! Leslie Korsh and Bob Larson gyrate to the music of Steve Peer and his band at the Christmas Dance, Winterland by Night.