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

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ENGROSSED IN A STUDY OF ROCKS, Larry Koch examines a sample of shale. An Eighth Grader, Larry and his General Science classmates found this and similar displays readily available to aid them in their course covering the earth and its atmosphere. Lines 4

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STAFF EDITOR Judith Koch ASSOCIATE EDITOR Mike Murphy COPY EDITORS Kathie Mikucki David Miller ART AND LAYOUT EDITORS Stephanie Korney Kristi Prestegaard PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Mamie Mellberg SPORTS EDITOR Tim Ewald ADVERTISING LAYOUT EDITORS Jean DeVilliers Peggy Donnelly ASSISTANTS TO THE EDITORS Juan Ferrer Dick Ross Beth Schiefelbein Nancy Statt Nancy Wheelhouse Janet Boschee Jeanne McCabe Diane Engelbert Joni Lenski Jim McCabe Julie Mikucki Sandy Troup Carol Stenborg Jane Ulstrom BUSINESS MANAGER Nancy Moe ADVERTISING MANAGER Tom McAuliffe CIRCULATION MANAGER Mary Leach ADVERTISING SALES STAFF Jim Ewald Julie Haley Barb Lindsey Tom Koch Mark Moilanen Marcia Volkenant ADVISER David Baker

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LINES ARE SOMETIMES CURVED and in this case a circular stepping line backers. The football squad warms up for an human obstacle course poses a tricky problem for light- early autumn practice session with a running exercise. Combine,FormEntireSchool Picture A line takes many shapes, many forms. To a Kindergartener, a grotesque combination of lines can be a beautiful picture. As he learns to write his name he discovers that different letters when placed in proper sequence can spell Teri, cr Paul, or Skip. Time passes quickly in educational advancement, and as it does, words develop into 2500-word papers. There are other kinds of lines, too. One must stand in line to get his lunch, unless of course, he is a Senior. Line drives in football, the front line of forwards in basketball, and the starting line-up in baseball are all important terms to sports-minded of the rank-and-file Vikings. Valley Viewer and Viking advertising salesmen could hardly wait to persuade advertisers to sign on the dotted line. Four hundred fifty five Vikings left marks in many places and in many ways. This book will record those marks; and when memories grow dim the lines will still show brightly on these pages. ADVICE is sought about his solar-powered radio by John Kulenkamp from Instructor the late Wayne Neustrom, at a Saturday morning Science Seminar.