Grand Marais High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Grand Marais, MN)

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Vilas' UPHO ORE C' F' L, Q 4 ' I 4. M9 , . , , .fi S ,E . - it, , rig., L X fe. l ' -if --. 04 Seated, left to right: Barbara Eliasen, Malcolm Mercer, Pat Faherty. Row 11 Ellen Tofte, Lucille Hall, Helen Hall, Marjorie Potter, joan Bockovich, Roberta Oberg, Patty Lind, Bernice Hendrick- son, Margaret Pederson, Row 2: Shirley Bildeaux, Curtis Burns, john Mowan, Donnie Schulte, Francis Hunter, Gene Nelson, jerry Schliep, jim Schliep. Row 5: Gene Erickson, David Shold, lim Dalbec, Fred Olson, Tom Cummings, W'ally Lundquist, Gary Nelson, jack Taylor. F E HMEN F. 1' lie 5' I 7 Y F 1- ' lr X is I K A Ah .V ' fe K H ,sf p 1 I. l 62 s, ,V-4'-k 1 ' . 1. ,, Q. n- ' I . - L L f Q A 1 'ii Q . , J Seated, left to right: Milford Humphrey, Ed Duhaime, jim Nelson, Bobby Creech. Row 1: Edna Hammer, Vera Hendrickson, Darleen Duhaime, jean Croft, janet Lindquist, Janice Koss, Alice Sundquist, Sally Gill, Margaret Anderson, Lyla Cogley, Nancy Nunstedt, Helen Olson. Row 2: Sherryl Thomsen, Rosemary Smith, Shirley Kloster, Mary Hill, Arnold Bergstrom, john Twiest, Bruce Drouillard, Roger Nelson, Ronald Gervais, Gene Carlson, Mary Tormondson, Pat Oberg, Evelyn Peterson. Row 3: Lucille Eide, Robert Swanson, Gerald johnson, Richard Raff, Tom jackson, Harold johnson, Stuart jackson, George johnson, Wilfred McGivern, Kenneth Sundberg, Carolyn Lindskog. owl fi'i 4 -- ntl 'YNY

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IU IUH , was -, ' -' 'z . 9. Seated, left to right: Pat Russell, Paul Backlund, Marie Norman, Donald Erickson. Row 1: Helen Bergstrom, Carol Bent, Carla I-luseby, Barbara Savard, Mary -lane Creech, Jane Carter, Yvonne Tofte, Irene Hammer, Karen Holte. Row 2: Nancy Kratoska, Marjorie McGivern, Donna Smith, Shirley johnson, Mike Wilkinstvn, jim Rindahl, john Monson, Carol Tveekrem, Dona Rae Montgomery, Pat Cummings. Row 5: Denny Olson, George Bloomquist, A. Marshall Fenstad, john Myhr, Roger Cook, Richard Shoemaker, Richard Croft, Dewey Winterstrom, Ernie Killstrom. Not pictured, Dean Nelson. Ah! What a year . . . our class has worked to one end, the junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. We breezed into our junior year by sponsoring the winning candidate in the Homecoming Celebration. A quick look in our Treasury revealed that it was mighty low and so, racking our brains for new ideas to hll the mint, we used our super-salesmfanship and ingenuity to sell basketball pencils and autograph books . . . one look at our bulging balance proved the fact that we had pulled our Treasury on its feet again. Still not satisfied we ventured further into the financial field which included pop corn selling, and a very successful bake sale. Let us not forget our trials and tribulations over the school paper, deadlines to meet, inky noses, advisors' threats, gossip column cut up by censor's scissors, and last minute corrections till at last Papers Out! Along toward the middle of the year our energetic, athletic girls coped with the Seniors and the Sophomores to come up with the much-prized basketball trophy. After a heated discussion and a few ruffled tempers the class chose the comedy play, Here Comes Charlie, well-fitted to our class and designed to give our still insecure financial position the push to put on the Prom and Banquet. On the nights of the twenty-fourth and twenty-fifth of April, we presented the junior Class play- Here Comes Charlie. judging from the reaction of the audience and the ringing of the till, the play was a minor success. The goal toward which we had all been working came on May fifth when the Junior Senior Banquet was given. The banquet was a typical junior venture, all in all being a tremendous success. Following came the Prom on the tenth of May. Vfhat a brilliant show of splendor. The juniors really proved their worth in this undertaking. The gym was decorated exactly the way any junior would be proud to know was our Prom. Following this we could relax and look forward to being Seniors and putting out the Annual. N. 3 ' ' an-wav i. R 'e -. ygb. 'X 9

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EIGHTH GR D rf? ,L we f. ffl my my L V 63.4 'lass Seated, left tu right: juan Tuftey, Barham W.il1lstrtiri1, W.ilter Johnson, Lawrence Smith. Row 1: Faye Linnell, Shirley Rude, Kala Madsen, Lillian Potter, Virginia Moe, Bonnie Suderlund, juyce Sundquist Ruw Z1 Brute Kerfmmt, Harley McLean, Richard julinstwn, Chester Lindskog, jerry lmli, XV.illy Shiihl. Rim' 3- Dick Muwan, George Smith, Dick Ultihnsun, Nick Younk, Donald Ulswn, Harry Killstrnm. Nut pictured, Marlys Urhanick. 5 ' 3 , MQ, - . I, I A , '+ 'xl A' ' ' 1 - 4 V I 'I fx H-of ff Wi ' S J-I A at-1' Q '. 'gl ' lv - -L 'L 5'- rf 'I ii, ' . ' ,- f Q l- ,gm ff. l 'PQ , Wg ,X A . 539' ' A,--,V P ' N ,. -,H it l' X ,n .. f' ' V 1 Qs, if J V 'P A avi V ' Q 1' kj I ,fl gf f V , . 1' 4 fi -. I ,. gg i M , 1 ,' I V , l 1 vii, ' -- 1-.1 12,4 13, 3-, fr L' A 1 'V lc f is c M , Q, U l 'H-it ia. A - -G2 , ' , T' la ' If Q 442 5' ,Ella-if elim.. i - I: , fill l t S H ' gi. at fi' 1:31 ' w g j ' ,gg V 5 f VX -W'h 'f If W V V It 3' I I - var, ' -,'i .: - A ' V 1 11 1- ' I - Y L X . ' , - ' Mr ' .QV , -1. . Z. 94 V 1 N ,iff Seated, left to right' Carol johnson, Sonja Isaacson, Beth Leng, Valayne johnson. Row 1: jean- ette Hammer, Ruse Haugen, Sharon Noyes, Darlecn Backluncl, Iris Kenna, Helen Everson, Col- leen Cuulsun. Row 2: Sandra johnson, Beverly Dahl, Larry Eliasen, David Bloomquist, Marland Hanson, Kenneth Bergstrum, Kay Halverson, Marion Drowley. Row 3: Gary Hansen, Donovan Forsherg, Claud Yluhnsun, Peter Flue, Chuck johnson, Larry Anderson, Bob Bockovich, jack Blrnnherg. l201 M-4-vw