Harding High School - Saga Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

2 b if Nasgibik 96 xi M N, W CEQS we REX HARDING HIGH SCHOOL QT :nt P Mlnneso a presents the 1958 W JUDITH KERN MR CARL TAMMINEN MR PAUL BORANIAN STEPHEN BURGER GERALD ANDERSON CS fa xx Q1 X 9 1 X X Q - LW V. . I Q. I I A I 4 Eff A as , I U Q fx C7 V416 I Q .. ' Q Q Xia gig- X ry S a ' a u I, ' t S C - d't ......................... KATHRYN RETTNER Ad 'sor ......................... . f Business Manager ................. . Student Manager .................... TABLE OF CONTENTS. . . DEDICATION . . . . . 3 FACULTY . . . . . 4 SENIORS ....... .... I 4 UNDERCLASSMEN . . . . . . .40 SPORTS .......... .... 5 6 VX SOCIAL ACTIVITIES . . .... 88 CLUBS ......... . . . IO2 PATRON PAGE . . . . .I24 DEDICATION fy 7 J We would luke to dedlcate this yearbook to Mr Kerth M Bergstrom for without hus help the productron of thus book would not be posslble In the fall of l957 Mr Bergstrom left Harding to become a gundance counselor at Central Hugh School The departure of Mr Bergstrom meant the loss of a fnend as well as a fine teacher We shall never forget the help and gurdance he has given us In English and partncularly lournalnsm He was always ready to help those who sought hrs gurdance Mr Bergstrom s creatrveness was the seed on whuch thus yearbook was produced I I ' A Q. -' .ffpv 5' X , i 4 ' tt 'ff t I ' . In 1 , Jw x1 f K ' 7121 Q, ng, WJ ,. IL! 5 WW 1 any ' M x. w . f MR. H. W. GODFREY lt is fast approaching two decades since Mr. H. W. Godfrey took over the reins as principal of Hord- ing. During that time his active and enthusiastic part in the leadership of the school has prevailed through- Out. He has showed to all that have passed through the halls of Harding, that he is a loyal, devoted principal. With his work he has helped to relate our school to the community, helping to promote good public relationships. Being a principal requir s much pa- tience, loyalty, skill and hard5ork, gl of which O U R P R I N C I P A L Mr. Godfrey has given to the fullest extent. The introduction, this year, of the ten hour day brought with it added work for all, including Mr. Godfrey. He has continued to guide the school through some of the many problems, which beset it. Members of clubs, organizations, student council, faculty and student body, have all found him to be very co- operative with their problems, whether they be of a group gr personal nature. if Wefwquld like to thank Mr. Godfrey for all his work Wd-wish him all the best for the future. ,X 5' Ellis Els lst ills . lv in MR W F GILLELAND Thus year not only saw an Increase m students but also and Increase sn the Gllleland Always a popular fngure at Hardmg Mr Gnlleland has continued to gnve fme guldance to the students We know that nn the years to come Harding as going to be that much better off wlth Mr Gnlleland helping to guide It X '55 -o MR J D THOMAS As Mr Godfrey s number one asslstant Mr Thomas takes much of the work load off has shoulders Those of us who have had the pnvrlege to meet and speak with Mr Thomas know that he IS a kind con slderate man wlth the students welfare at heart He has gnven many long years of loyal service and we hope the school wlll contunue to benefnt from hls expen ence for many more 'Qf MR J E LANDIS As Student Council Durector and Athletnc Dnrector Mr Landns does a large amount of work that doesnt reach the public eye However wnthout It many of our functions would not operate as smoothly qs they do Also he has done much for Harding as a representatuve at vanous meetnngs and conventnons about the state , 7 V A if' ' I I I l L! ' ! . . . I - I I ' . 4 Q l ffl' K, 51' X, f r lb T W, T 4 51 , . l ' Q . . g '- A' . . ,X k V , , ' . , 4 assistant principals ranks, namely Mr. la fi . I ' . . X A H A gr f, A V I an f 0 M Gs ' ' ' ' . . T tif'-V . . . T , .iff .373-If ytsigg V- ,cg E 5 Q , . . . 1 , f,f .1 f ss N A ' 0 I vw V L . . . of Q Y, t , ' F . I - - .- ,, , . . . A. Q ' ' . L 'A ' Q x jf K my WWW 2 I i n jf 4 . lr P' if .QTY tiwswptfx Mr. W. Terry, Miss M. Hanley, Mr. J. Sargent. NURSE . . . Miss Solum, our nurse, has been mend- ing cuts and bruises here at Harding for seven years. Considered a swell friend by Harding students, Miss Solum listens to students tell of their various ailments and always seems to have time to listen to and discuss personal problems. She also gives eye examinations, helps doc- tors with the athletic examinations and, in general, keeps the student body healthy and happy. Mrs. M. Johnson, Mrs. N. Erickson, Mrs. W. King. GUIDANCE COUNSELORS. . . This year we have been privileged to have three excellent guidance counselors. Mr. Terry has entered this year to help in their work of giving aptitude and I.Q. tests, of helping students with their prob- lems relating to college entry, program schedules, as well as other personal prob- lems. The patience and helpfulness of these three fine people has prevailed throughout and made us realize that they are true friends of the student. 'TY Miss J. Solum OFFICE CLERKS . . . The office clerks have the never ending task of keeping records of the students. For future reference, the clerks have kept files on all students since the first gradu- ating class at Harding. Absentees are checked and accounted for in the office also. An average grade for each student, is figured at the end of each school year, from the records kept of previous years. . . .SCIENCE AND MATH Today with America screaming for more engineers and technicians our stu- dents are turning towards the study of more math and science courses Here at Harding the higher math courses are quite complete ranging from algebra to trigo nometry Students who do not take hugh er math are able to take refresher and consumer math In science students are also able to study biology physics and chemistry and new to the school this year is conservation .1 Mrs R Cradit and Mrs F Gamble ENGLISH and LANGUAGE ARTS ln the vocations and avocations of every individual we cant help but notice the need to be able to communicate well both In written and verbal form Along with the English classes Harding s cum culum also includes German as an elec tive foreign language The skills of com munucation are also stressed in the 'our nallsm and speech classes which turn out fine newspapers yearbooks and plays For students with remedial difficulties special opportunities are provided for im provement in this area Seated Miss C McHugh Mrs O Wright Mrs I Gagnon Miss M Dunn Stand Mr M Namer Mr J R ssl M G Stalwic Mr O M Bleldanes R Johnson LIBRARIANS T and students in their studies t school and in their own personal studies arding has a well equipped library with information on almost any topic current or otherwise With the able as sistance from the librarians and library clerks a student is sure to find the answer to any personal problem the context of a term paper or other malor assignments s A ahl s D Swanson S n :ng ss Laram r C Heine Skamser M D Wnuk M J Fricke Mrs M Moore I , - u . I I I ing: .A. c , ..o', r., 'lm Z , l 0 . . . . G V' . . . , H . . . I I I Q - ' 1 XX E h , . . . L Seated: Mrs. S. Westby, Mrs. Prickett, Mrs. D. Himmelbach Miss E Warkentien ' Mr. .St ,Mr. . . tad' :Mi R. R. , r. . , r. . A , . . I , . I - I I 1 - I Pearson Standing Mr C Tamminen Mr P Bryan r Dyrhaug Mr T Kelly Mr P Vulov OCCUPATIONAL RELATIONS Trades training and sales training of ters the students an opportunity to learn a trade by working on the lob Students take the required sublects and then have one hour of class room study in either the trades or soles training classes after which they are excused from school to go to work Seated Mass C Larson Standing Mr O Courtmanche Miss G Mays Miss A Vaughan Mr D Rosenqunst HISTORY AND SOCIAL STUDIES Along with the study of more technical sublects the required sublects dealing with social studies and history prove to be very enlightening to the students ln this course of study our very apt teachers help present these sublects to the students in varied yet interesting ways With the help of visual aids students study his torical events travel to foreign countries and study the policies and application of our democratic type of government Mr A Johnson Mr P Baranian BUSINESS EDUCATION In our secretarial practice classes girls are taught shorthand typing and also how to take dictation Students wishing to use typing for their own personal in terests rather than for use as a profession may take lust a typing course Bookkeep ing and basic business are also taught in the business course. I I , . . . , - - 1 1 ated Miss D. Miller, Mr. J. Collins, Mr. J. O'l.eary, Miss , . . , . . ' ich. ! SM . . . . - ki I O, ' , 9 I . tix ' E . - .. I -' at A .Q -L l 1 A M I A .mm kg. . lf ' , . ' : . . 1 I . . , , I I I . . .PHYSICAL EDUCATION 8. HEALTH To keep the student physically fit and in a healthy frame of mind, is the obiec- tive of the physical education and health departments. Sophomore and freshmen girls and boys alternate gym and health instructions with two weeks of gym activ- ities, to one week of studying health in the classroom. 49-L. ,I 4 Q il lf -1- ',p , 7553 Miss E. Schulz, Miss J. Kraulik, Mr. H. Matthes. I. Mr. C. McDonald, Miss L. Miller, Mr. M. Kissell . . . MUSIC AND ART ln our art department, there are art and craft classes available to students throughout the four high school years. Harding's band has played at concerts for the school in the past years, and the pep band has attended most of the games, to cheer the teams on to victory. Our music department has presented in- numerable operettas and choral pageants in the past years, due to the able direc- tion given by our music instructors. A typical Harding classroom. 2. !'f'r TY sVt!,?W I HOME ECONOMICS The magoruty of gurls graduating from Harding wlll In a few years become homemakers Avallable to the gurls who want to learn to cook sew and In gen eral manage a house us a home econ omrcs class for each year With the help of the fully equipped departments and the modern appllances In the home ec rooms our home economlcs teachers In struct and tram gurls for thelr future roles a modern homemakers YSF-x vfr Mrs J Chrustopherson Muss E Trautman Mnss C Schwartzbuuer R Finnegan Mr A Ludwng M uno M Sp: s M J Novacz Students at work in wood shop. .-4,32 Q v INDUSTRIAL ARTS Way down In the depths ofthe school can be heard the hammering of nails unto wood or drlllnng of a piece of metal or the qunet atmosphere of students draw mg up plans for therr protect In wood or metal Students In these departments are being taught by a number of very fme men makmg the most of condltlons hard ly adequate for such a large school .4-5 assi? 'K s get -' .4 :Lx.1,,z.-. h , V... Z .1,L.1. ,Av . 1 I -.,,.,.,. .- -f g,.. x.. ill sv Q L. aura. :QQ -uw -i .I .fk,,.42L1. ,L -, . .'1 3 .1 .-. f IQ A ' M ll .D+ Q, 44 oy' 0 ' l- ' auf' I f, . .v x , an V. .Mg -'V fn. ' ' N 'Q P e l fx fh- fy! Mr J Newman Mr W Langenenks Mr E l e er M un H Youn ,,,..... CAFETERIA STAFF The whlte coated ladles In the cafe terra are famllrar to all who frequent the cafeterra during the lunch perlods They carry out the dnfflcult task of feedrng dally some 800 students Much time and effort rs put rn by these people In pro ducmg all the food necessary and makrng rt avallable to the students In the form of hot lunches and snacks CUSTODIAN STAFF The tednous but very necessary lob of keepmg the school heated clean and rn one piece has been carried out by a very frne team of custodsans thus year The preparation and cleamng up at school dances and other functlons has also been carrred out by Mr Keller and hrs able assnstants CD Z 4-5 Mrs M Hrckey Mrs V Gulllanr Mrs F Kamp Mrs M McKl1get Mrs P Errckson Students line up at the cate- teria at noon for their lunches. I3 8 of 2 - , , s 1. cg . -Q I5 1 1 L. 4- L, f,v 4. I 'JJ -gl .ffvl fp ff' Af. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The Senior Class Officers are elected from the senior class. Their d is to guide the Senior Ste ing Com rttee thro hout the year. Sharon Kappler Secretary- Mark Steele President- Joy Bartels Vice President Dick Barbara Treasurer SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE Z fi The Senior Steering Committee is made up of two representatives from each senior homeroom During the year they plan all senior activities, such as the Christmas Dance, Cap and Gown Day, and arrangements for Commencement This committee also selects the caps and gowns and graduation announcements ROW I Joy Bartels Judy Rremenschneuder Jeanette Johnson Margie Axness Jack Ranalls Sharon Kappler ROW 2 Judy Robertson Karen Heywood Ray Hathaway Duck Hogan Mike Mathis Dick Barbarr Art Nmke ROW 3 Barbara Schultz Nancy Schneider Bruce Potthoff Paul Johnson Lance Crowley Ken Jensen Mike Shanley S-.1 wi W' A R f TU I .' . 'F . Kit A! ' lf ' ' J I df be K!!! Zh Q5 gl s,g,,, C 3 .af QW! 4 'QxN e 46957 CW' 5-1 -of ef 'Wh WSJ? -vale., 15..- GLENN G ANDERSON enn s avornte saying Dlaelue He was a member A band Audio Visual and German Club He plans to go to college JEAN MARGARET ANDERSON Jeanne was a member of Pep Club Teens C our Beacon Rep and the 57 Operetta Three Faces of Eve was her best liked book She plans to work after grad uatlon ROBERT E. AMBRIGHT Bob named Hot Rod as his favorite book and Pal Joey as his favorite movie. H's most used expression is a l plans go college DAVID WALTER ANDERSON Dave rates The King and is favorite boo Speech is great but silence as greater was his favorite ing He plans to goin Navy after graduation GERALD E ANDERSON Jerry was on the Saga and Beacon Staff and the Track team His favorite expression m :vu Future pans work and business school Part' SUZANNE MARIE ANDERSON Susie's favorite book was The Good Earth and she en- ioyed the movie Sayonara. Her plans after graduation in clude working HELEN MARIE ANDREWS Whale at Harding Helen be longed to M D VC Red Cross GAA Vice Pres of Occupa tional Relations Candidate for Miss Print and Freshman Bea con Award Quit it o her favorite saying Her plans after graduation include Bust ness School LINDA MAE ANTON in names Cass Ring her favorite book Her most used expression is Boys are so s upidl Her activi ues n cu ed Y Teens Pres urs Attendant to Miss Print Bea can and Saga Staff Cheer leader Second Attendant to Queen of Hearts Saga and Beacon Rep Pep Club GAA ual and Scroll PTSA an St Council Helper She plans to become an our lane hostess 3 ' Wm' Rossmt ANDERSON ' ' l Bo s future plans are decided Age 121 is .b'2 ,, i rnfs. ll' A6 JERRY RICHARD ARNTZEN Jerry rates Peyton Place his favorite book His favorlte expression is That aint bad His future plans include learn ing a trade JEANETTE LOUISE ARP Jans best liked movie was April Love She sang in the A Choir Her future pans are undecided LESTER IRVING ASH Les was a member of Choir Madrugal Hall Patrol German Club and Camera Club His favorite book was Bug ed Favorite expres sion lzzat sol Les pans to go to college after gradua tion l . 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THOMAS JOSEPH BARTELMY Tom belonged to the Beacon an Saga Stall Q sll an Scroll was also a member of the In Between Patrol He ral d Wrstten on the Wsnd a hss tavorsle movse and Tall Texan as hss best lsked book Tom plans to attend Ass' Force Academy JOY MARLENE BARTELS Joy ensoyed the movse e o e and te boo s Re Her favorste saysng as Oh brother Whsle at Hard mg Joy took part sn these ac t stses Grls H Club All y Seal Club Referees Club Sen lor Steersng Commsttee Sensor Class Vsce Pres Fashson Board Rep YTeens Camera Club Gym Leader Q sll 8. Scroll Beacon and Saga Staff Saga e GAA Pres Go er Hsstcrsan Co Captasn Cheer leader Student Councsl Rep Cafetersa Helper Homecom sng Queen GAA Board She plans to work CALVIN RAYMOND BAUMAN Cal Isked readsng The Road to Stalsngrad Hss actsvstses were Swsmmsng team PTS and Club Hss mos used expressson Greetsngs and Salutatsons, Frsend After graduatson he plans to go to college MARJORY JANET AXNESS Margse belonged e Camera Club A Chosr en sor Steerung Commsltee and was a Student Councsl Repre sentatsve Her favorste saysng O su ar and she en layed the movse The en Commandments Margse s plans for after graduotson sn clude travellsng and altendsng college RICHARD ANTHONY BARBARI nc be onged to A an B Football Gymnastsc Team Track Team and was Basket ball manager He was Student Councsl Pressdent and Sensor Class Treasurer and also member of Junsor and Sensor Steersng Commsttees P T S A Contact and H Club A er raduatson sc plans to sosn the Marsnes or to attend college CAROLE ANN BARNES Carole s favorste saysng Crazy She belonged to e D V C and Occupatsonal Re latsons The movse War and eace rates hugh and becca was her lavorste book Plans after graduatson work it in 'in QI' vmxfgg Ps- Ag: sl .-:Oil '5 F .ION DONALD BEISANG Jons favorste movse was Baby Face Nelson Partscs p ed A Chosr and en ns ss tavorse sa sn als he way the m flops Jon plans on gosng to college BARBARA ANN BELLAND W o'9 What? was Barb s most used expressson Her favorste movse was Gone Wsth the Wsnd She belonged to Pep Club GAA Chorus and Contact Barb would lske to go on to college JON ARNOLD BENIKE Jon portscspated sn Hall Patrol A Band Noon Patrol O the Job Trasnsng and M D V C Hss most used expressson W at ya say? and hss fa vorste movse was Battle Cry After graduatson he wants to som the Navy ,J 'fir l if-9' a 4 O :I ss 06' Ear'-1' KENNETH GILBERT BENNETT Ken rates Operatson Mad Ball as hss favorste movse Hss lavorste saysng ss What do ou know aobut t7 K n ss undecsded about hss future plans KAREN ESTHER BENSON Whsle at Hardsng Karen s tsvstses were MDVC e Pep Club Gsrls Glee and Y Teens She rates Ten om mandments as her favorste movse and her favorste say O o oh e Karen plans to do offsce work after graduatson MARY KAREN BERBES Karen ensoyed the movse Stu ent Prsnce Her actsvs tses snclude Contact Central Commsttee Candsdate for Val entsne Queen and Pep Club Her favorste saysng Whsch remsnds me of a soke Atler graduatson Karen plans to get marrsed or be a dental qsssst ant : g?f,5 a s V s ft 8:-A W is . 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I it .V ,egg ,ik V 4 I ROXANNE DOROTHY BLANK Roxie liked the movie Sayonora and Don't got none was her most used ex- pression. She was a member of Pep Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens Treasurer and l.C.C., Candi- date for Valentine Queen, Bea- con and Saga Rep., Beacon and Saga Staffs, A Band, Hall Patrol, Quill and Scroll, P.T.S.A., St. Council Rep., and Girls H Club. Her future plans include working in an office. JANET MARIE BODSBERG Janet was in Pep Club, and Red Cross, she enioyed the book i'The Good Earth. ln the future she would like to do secretarial work. JANICE EMMA BOESE Jan liked the book A Man Called Peter and the movie Written On the Wind. Her most used expression is Hey Lady. After graduation she wants to work and get mar- RONALD D. BERGERSON Ronnie was o member of Chorus, Football, was King of Hearts, Freshman and Sopho- more Beacon Award Winner, and sang in the '57 Operetta. His favorite saying is Yes but darling. Future plans: Navy. SHARON MARIE BERGLUND Sharon liked the movie April Love. She participated in Y- Teens, P.T.S.A. and was a Flagtwirler. Her favorite ex- pression is Zowie and her plans after graduation include working. JANE CECELIA BLAKE Liz rates Loving You as her favorite movie and uses the expression You know it the most. After graduation she plans to work in an office. '30 6 s ws? Q4 f 'Q i f x S45 LEONARD JOHN BOLLMAN Leonard rates The Ten Com- mandments as his favorite movie and his favorite saying is Cheesh. His future plans include St. Thomas College. SHARON LEE BRANN How about that now was the saying Sharon used most. She participated in G.A.A., and Hi-C. Her favorite book was Karen. Her plans after graduation are working. SYLVIA ANN BUCHER Sylvia was in Scribblers, Pep Club, Red Cross Rep, Bookstore manager, P.T.S.A., F.T.A., and Knight-Lites Board of Direc- tors. She used the expression Well Honestly most, and enjoyed the movie The Ten Commandments. Her plans in- clude college. T -suv' Q.. ' . , - .. ',..- f ' V 4 5. 1 .3 'nfs ' ,1 fe. i f My S .X ' N iirf--4 ,Hell ' J I. 'F M, I- 5- fa Q 'law 5 fx , if .. I is STEPHEN E. BURGER Steve enioyed the movie Giant, and participated in F.T.A., Quill and Scroll, B squad hockey manager, Bea- con and Saga Staff, Beacon and Saga Business manager. College are his future plans. VICTOR ROBERT BURLINGAME Vic rates The Wild One as his favorite movie and uses the expression Women are nothing but trouble and money most. His activities in- clude A band, Camera Club, B Football, Swimming, Hall Patrol. He plans to ioin the Marines. DALE CLARENCE BURMEISTER a e s avorite sa ing Yah and his favorite movie tion he plans to work sh ' ' ' .Q Q I D ' , ' . . 1 le 2 jf' ,, ,, . .Y .'s i. ' , was Pal Joey. After gradua- 'UP :rn I , FQ 4 . . 1 feb, of f x ,QIN 'OS 'K-eau SHARON KAY CASHMAN Sherri rates The Ten Com mandments as her favorite movie and her most used ex presslon Ya know? he participated in Student Coun Pe Club Ice Pres of Y Teens Saga and Beacon Staffs Saga Represen tatuve and PTSA After grad uatton she plans to go to bust ness school KENNETH RAYMOND CHRISTIANSON en rates T Hell and Back as has favorite movie and his most used expression is Then what happened? Has future plans include going into the Marines GLENIS MARIE CHRISTOPHERSON April Love was the movie Gems liked best and lm a cowboy now is her most used expresslon She was Jr Red Cross Vice Pres She plans to go to college s JOANNE RUTH CABLE Jo rates Giant as her fa- vorite book, she participated in National Honor Society, 57 Operetta, A Choir, Pep Club, Student Council Rep., Junior Achievement. Her most used expression is I haven't got the slightest idea, she plans to go to college. If I U1 X RAYMOND HARVEY CAMPBELL Ray belonged to B Track. is est liked book was Bridges at Tokyo and he used the expression I give up tell me After graduation he plans to work BARBARA KAY CASEY PTSA YTeens GAA were some of Barbs activities she en oyed the book East of Eden and Is that ever mce is her favorite saying e plans to work until she gets TIC fvi ll' BARBARA JEAN CIAMPI Barb says Gone With the Wind was her favorite movie and her most used expression is Oh fun. She belonged to P.T.S.A., and she plans to do secretarial work. . 4 6 4, :L , 'ff oAv1o GEORGE cols ' 5, After graduation Dave plans to get married RONALD GENE CONKLIN Ron rates The Ten om mandments a his favorie movie His future plans include working has way through col lege ...4 fr' yt f Q? 'S pg 14775 i' WILLIAM ALAN CONRAD B says Hot Rod was is favorite book his favorute say s Cant picture nt A ter graduation he plans to go to college or loin service DARLENE PATRICIA CROWE Darc rates Gone With the Wind as her favorite movie s e uses the expression What s the name of that boy Im going steady with? most Council A Band Saga and Beacon Staff Saga Rep Scrub blers Teens G A A Pep Club Red Cross Rep and P T S A Her future plans n clude going to college or get ting married LANCE PATRICK CROWLEY Lance particlpated In National Honor Society PTSA Senior Steering Committee and Audio usual He rates The Ten Commandments as his favor I movie and No he as most used expression After graduation he plans to attend college 0 5-4 H b f .- .. l H .l U ' 5 - 4 . is , ,. ,fi J' q 'Y . . . ., ' V H, .' .., H H H C ' I-.M . . . -' - 0' . Sh ' L h' L if . . . X is S A -sr -.23 fe? H I 'A . IQ cal, G.A.A., p , v' 7' 1 5, 5, N W ing a 'I ' ' f . ' j A ' ,L 1. ' ' , . . . . u V X ' A 1 A tl . ukrri .. I . 1 g 'VA h ' I I-K fr 1. 0 5 t f ' ' ' ' . ... . . '. . g' Her activities included Student . .. ' ' ...I . t .ui l Q, kr , H HY.: U - . . ,, -1.. .ef , L' f' -, 'ig '- ' b . . . . I ' - H . .. I it V , .. V' . H I h . . . K 'V K I' .'e . ., . .I his ' ' A 1 e We ' , ' x'j5.,,M A -,k . . tg. S . Y' ,ef A . - EDWARD MURRAY DARST KAREN JANE ECKBERG Karen's activities were Y V Ed rates The Ten Corn- T S R B R lr. ff mandments as his favorite Pfigixroiideggbdjsfogouzzai xl fri yrvk Y movlg' cnhd his mos? used ell Help. What?? is her favorite igf fi Zfesmfn 'S HMM' ukefgrvgg- saying, she enioyed the book 'S pans C er glm ua' Seventeenth Summer. She V .. dude 'rode Khao' plans to become a secretary. iff. if PH W JOHN HENRY DICK J JQ?Eb io d John's activities include Mike 0 ns cvorle oo was O A K CI b h, f .t . ls My Co-Pilot. He belonged EX , ' 's,, 0 e 'E to P.r.s.A., Student cenneil, was wud one ' he Uses 'he Senior Steering Committee. L, expression Crazy most. After H. ' d . . d anon he plans 'O .Cin is mos use expression is Z gan F l For the cryin' out loud. He ' i e Ir orce' plans to work after graduation. fl i MAXINE KAREN DICKSON Pep Club, Camera Club, Red RICHARD STANLEY EHLERS Cross Rep., G.A.A., Beacon Dick belonged to A Choir, Rep., and P.T.S.A., were some Gnd AY' 1.2. Gnd 3. His fGVOf- ian 1 of the activities Maxine was ite saying is That's all right 1 in, She liked the beak The and his favorite movie was Stars at Noon. Her plans for JO Seconds Over Tokyo. Fu- ' the future include nursing ture plans: to work. school. . A,-r.. RICHARD ARTHUR DUNKEL 2.2 S g Dick belonged to P.r.s.A., ' t he enioyed the movie The Robe. His future plans are undecided. ax I ae f X V Q, WILLIAM ROBERT DURDIN WiIly's favorite book was Battle Cry his most used ex- pression is Crczy. After graduation he plans to go to Tool and Die Shop. RICHARD JOHN EATON Dick was an exchange stu- dent from England, his activi- ties included Homecoming King Candidate, Student Governing Board, Red Cross, Football Manager, Library Helper, P.T. S.A. Board, Beacon 8- Saga Staff, Saga Rep. His favorite movie was Guys and Dolls. He plans to return to England and enter British Foreign Of- tice. .rx -I-.3 'i 3 I lt' , ix . . 4' .C-'Ib , C F en if y 76 L- e ,ix KAREN MARIE EKBERG Karen's activities included Jr. Class Vice Pres., Saga Rep., Governing Board, Vice Pres. National Honor Society, Ma- drigal Gopher Historian, Queen of Hearts, and Oper- ettas 2 and 3. Her favorite ex- pression is Darn it anyway' and she enjoyed the book Gone With the Wind. She plans to go to college. A-X . 9 DALE ROLAND ERICKSON Y Dale's most used expression is X .C Oh-ya and his favorite book 'S , if ll was Street Rod. He was a i' 0- member of H Club, swim- 4-- fmming Team, and B Football. 'Q He plans to attend the U. of s -v I M. X x i il YK ' is . aevmv JEAN muor-1 , X ,- Bev rates Lust for life as 'X 'S 1 X her favorite book and her fa- vorite expression is You know Q? it. She was a member of Pep i 'A I Club, G.A.A., and German ,il - Q Club. 'ff 'fy V l , if ,,. ,I Q7 JOY MARE FRIEMUTH Written on the Wind is he movie Joy enloyed the most She participated in Flagtwirl Ing Sales Training Ha P trol Audio Visual Her most used expression is dipped Her future plans are clerical work HAROLD HARRY GALL Harry rated The Ten Com mandments a his favor e movie and used the saying never el the most e plans to loin the Navy DONNA MAE GLEIXNER Donna rates Gone With the Wmd as her favorite movie She belonged to Pep Club N tional Honor Society GAA PTSA Student Council and Y Teens Funny you should ask was her most used ex pression After graduation she plans to go to Mmnesota School of Business ROGER PATRICK FLAHERTY Rog's plans after graduation are undecided. GERALD FREDRICK FOOTE Jerry belonged to Mike 8. Key, and says his favorite saying is So anyway. The Wild One is his favorite movie. Air National Guard are included in his plans after graduation. DEANNE EVONNE FRANKS Dolly participated in Student Governing Board Cheerleader ss Print Pep Club Sa Rep GAA Sophomore and Junior Beacon Award Choir Madrigal Operetta 57 Her favorite movie was The King and I Her future plans Include college Wi 41 uv ARTHUR FRANK GODFREY Art lists Shane as his fa- vorite movie, and his favorite saying is You nuts or what? His plans after graduation in- clude going into the Navya rw! EVANGELINE PAULINE GOMEZ Vangie says How about that is her favorite saying, her activities includes P.T.S.A., A and B Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Junior Steering Committee, Red Cross, Guid- ance Helper, Junior Achieve' ment, Sales Training. Vangie rates The Good Earth as her favorite movie. She plans to do office work after gradua- tion. WILLIAM M GRALISH ile at Harding Bll on ed to Boys U Gymnastics and Gym Leader He rates To Hell and Back as his favorite movie and Tell me about it as his most used expression His plans aft er graduation include the Air Force 2, , ' , ,., 4 ,TSSFP A, cox 'Ds 5- , 5' DOROTHY MAE GROSHENS Dot rates The Brave One as her favorite movie and her most used expression h honey Her plans after grad uation are undecided NORMA ELAINE GRUENHAGEN Norma s activities included Girls Glee Cafeteria Help an A Choir Her favorie expression Oh Well and her favorite movie was Gone With the Wind After grodu ation she plans to get mar ried GENE ARNOLD HAGGLUND Gene says his favorite movie was Little Lord Fauntleroy and his most used expression is What the acey ducey Aft er graduation he plans to go to work or to school I l I I .. .. , . . Wh- -I -A i be, . it ' ' , , l 9 HHH Cl b' Mi ' , , ga ' I V: 'N . . ., , HAH , . .3 V . 5 In - e rr u ' i f M gg X I vw my X L - - , rf 1 ,, ,, ,, ,, , A . i , ll a- A ll my at I ' is HA ' ' l'lI be .' ! 6 . i . I . ,,. t ' we X , in V jail, M i ri it .. if ' i J I I L 1 i 1 s ' it - d , . ,, l . I . 0 I y IS D l'll l I . H -, fi f ' . . ,, fi ' p- - . 'J' , 1 I I Q. :ation Q... - - - 7 -,.i . , in A 1:-.9 Q' ft- fr-'ff' LINDA LOU HANSEN an rates Love Is a Many Splendored Thing as her f vorite movie and I was only kidding as her most used e Y Teens Beacon Rep ep Club Red Cross Rep GAA Crown Bearer for Homecoming and PTS A After graduation she wants to become a medical secretary ROGER MONROE HANSEN o says his favorite ex ression is Are you nu s9 an his favorite movie was Rebel Without a Cause His actuvtties include Audio Visual and Miscellaneous Trades He p ns to be a farmer or o into the service trlfu c 3541, WILLIAM LOUIS HARDER :Ie at Harding B II ar tucipated in Noon Patrol P T and Jr Red Cross is most used expression Old rover and his favorite movie was Th Ten Command ments pl ns 0 get good lol: after graduation A x Cwkxl' PETER JOHN HALL Pete participated in Foot- ball, Basketball, Truck, Gym Leader H Club Saga ep Noon Patrol St Council and Candidate for King of Hearts Alter graduation h plans to go to college JUDY ANN HALVERSON Judy participated in Flagtwirl ang Jr Achievement SI Coun and a Beacon Rep er plans for the future inc ude college or marriage MICHAEL JOHN HAMP Happy named Around the World in Eighty Days h best liked movie How Bout that is his most used ex res sion Future plans college As. f? M60 QS. CAROL ANN HARKNESS Carol rates the Ten Com- mandments as her favorite movie. Her most used expres- sion 's How about that s e participated in PTSA GA A Pep Club Candidate for Miss Print and Homecoming Queen Alter graduation she wants to do office work GAIL SANDRA HARPER Gail says The Ten Command ments was her favorite movie her most used expression is So now Her activities n clude Beacon Rep Y Teens Pep Club Junior Achievement an PTSA She plans to go to college BARBARA ANN HARRIS Barb rates The Ten om mandments as her favorite movie and Oh boy as er favorite expression She par ici ated G Book Store Student Council PTS A Candidate for Homecoming Queen Magorette Jr Steering Committee and Beacon Rep She nlans to go to cosmetology school N51 ? bs in-1 32. Q uw V .sg ,. 1 s ' Q 41. T17 DIANE ISABEL HARRIS Diane says her favorite movie Fig ting Sullivans er most used expression is You Her acttvuties included Student ouncil e C u Junior Steering Committee Saga Rep GAA PTSA and a C eer leader Her plans include sec retarial work RAYMOND DONALD HATHAWAY Muster Roberts was Ray s favorite movie his favorie saying is That s a dirty dig He participated in Drama Club Senior Steering Committee Student Council and P T S A He plans to go to college SANDRA KATHLEEN HAYNES Sandy activities include ea con Re A PT A Jumor Achievement National Honor Society German Club and Pep Club Her favorite sa ing T at ll go over bug She plans to go to Ma calester College I, V , , R ., .Iv D ' II ,I pg' I e I I - U x , i 'f ' vu N . T, li i . ' l . A A ,' 53 5 ' 4 ' , . ' , . - Y ' I - I Tiff I cn, . H ., , X - , d . . . . NC' . I ' II II h X A , . , . 05 is t' 'p in JCA., bf- ' H l I - , ', . xy SQA . - P ' ., ' ' iw - ' : U . U . X Q . I A I wi - . . . .. U -' 'L is I' ' h' ' h . . ., X. , ' ' ' 1 H pressian. Her activities include 5 'Us S K Iuds I .dfjlll ,lolk Ilke Ihol' , -, P A ' D . I I P C ', P p I is, ' . . . . ' I : ' ' ' ' ' I II ' .N HR gi' . ' ' ' .1 -- ' H -- P H I ' ,,. . . . . d ' ' ' F , , I A ' I . , . . . i. ' ic ' ' ' i I I I P I , . . . . . 0 . A 9 f 10,5 . X iirflf' . W .L I Q A . I wr' . 'i'iP- -I If B. ' ' ' ., G. .A., . . . ., s.A,, . . H' Q , . P . .S . . ., Q , is , ' , . . ,... X , I 1 , 'A e - ' ' v - .. ' , . t - A It He a t aX if 1 ' -Y.. IS . . X ' ' ' ' t .A . . 1 6 , 1: A I I f i RICHARD JOSEPH HOGAN Duck was on Student Councll and was a candldate for Kung of Hearts Hls favorite book was Street Rod and hrs fa vorlte saylng don know Alter graduatuon h plans to work MELANIE MAE HOLMES Whale at Hardung Melanne be longed to A Chonr Occupa tional relations Beacon Rep M DVC and Pep Club Oh but honey' ns her favornte ex pressnon Future plans Include Buyers trammg JERRY ELROY HOLTZKAMP Jerry s favornte book was The Call of the Wuld and hrs most used expression us l Doubt t He was a member of the Gymnastlcs Team Plans after graduatlon college PAULINE ADELINE HECK Pauls favorlte movne was The Devnl s Hanrpm an most used expresslon us That s all rlght She was a member of PTSA Jr Achievement and MDVC Future plans to work PATSY LEE HENTHORN Pat belonged to Jumor Red ross Chour and VC Her most used expressuon D you rea y l dont :eve Yeh' She plans to o to Beauty School and get mar ned KAREN ELIZABETH HEYWOOD Karens lavorute expressnon IS Well you know She was a member of Hall Patrol .lumor Steermg Commlttee and Sen nor Steermg Commnttee She would luke to do secretarual work after graduatlon vfrfsh-N DENNIS HOLT Plans undeclded DAVID HULBERT Plan after graduatlon to work RONALD GEORGE HUMPHREY Ron partnclpated In Student Councnl Pep Band Treas f A Band Club m Leader Gymnastlcs and Foot ball manager Has favorlte say Many men get theur faces on money but women thelr hands He plans to go unto mnnnstry work HW 'K' 'Eff r 'fb 2'-1? 'Q'-'Y' N Delores rates Magnnflcent Obsessuon as her favornte book Her most used expres slon as That wall be the day e was a member of Chour Hall Patrol and Sales Trmmng She plans to do of lnce work BRUCE GORDON IVERSON Bruce clalms The Tale ol Two Cmes as hrs favorlte book He belonged to Pep Band A and Pres d PTSA plans after graduation Include college SUSAN ANN JACOBSON Member of German Club Na honal Honor Socuety Pep Club Jr Achnevement PTSA and GA A Her most used expres svon as You know nt Susan plans to go to college X ., Q 7 '- l. 1 n . . ky V V .. . , . . ll d 'A .,. T - - uf ,, j, . . . ., . ' , 1 JW 4 at .... T A c , A ', Mo. 'A . V 1 is A' Q ll, ' be ' - gf, Q' A I' g A ' , , ffl , , .. , . . . . , , . 0 xy A I , I ,, I 'H .. lf I HH.. I GY ly ,W ' ' ' . ing is ' X52 ,f 4, wi ' ' af E ,f S DELORES Mmrv HUNT av .2 A 'S . - . . . - i R , If ,, , , H , 'H 1 ll ' V: ul .1 ap' Q . Sh HB.. .l 'S . e XX' ly , Q A A I' -f , . I I Z ' E V . , , M l . . I H U 3 sa y , at 1 'Z - - - -f 3 I .A s ., an . His . - U l ll- -A 4 . g v - -- ' l. I . . .. . A. my W, fag ' I ' I I .4 Q ' lyl 'Ti 6.1, BARBARA MAUREEN JOHNSON Member of GAA Referees ub Girls Clu e Club PTSA and Jr Achneve ment Barb s lavorIte expres suon was ou know t Double Date was the book she engoyed most Her future plans are to do ofhce work ELIZABETH M JOHNSON e y rates Eldl as er favorute book and Lnttle Women as her favorute movue e was a member f Achlevement Au IO Vlsu MIke 8. Key Red Cross ChoIr She plans to go to busI ness school JAMES ALLEN JOHNSON Immy was e Chonr, the Operetto The Heartless Troll, ' and o member of HI C The book he enloys the most IS the Bnble After graduatuon he plans to work fl KENNETH JOHN JENSEN Ken rates The Ten om mandments a hls favorIte movIe He was a member of Sr Steermg Commlttee Candldate for Kung of Hearts and Trades TroInIng Future plans to Iom the Navy ALOYSIUS DONALD JOHN onny c aIms Star a back as hIs favorlte book and The Ten Commandments h s est Ike movIe Ann t got none IS hIs most used ex pressuon Hts plans after grad UGTIOD are to work A NOLD DEAN JOHNSON Arnue s favornte saymg LS member of Student Councll Governmg Board Hockey Baseball Football Tenms VIce r s of u Jr Cass Pres Jr Steermg Commlttee Red Cross and was Second Attendant HomecomIng Kung After graduatIon plans to go to college 1' fee ,sn Ti X JEANNETTE MAY JOHNSON Jay was o member of Pep Club VIce Pres of GAA G AA Board Scrlbblers Gopher HIstorIan Secretary Gurls H ub tudent ouncll Steermg CommIttee Sr Steer Ing Commuttee and Referees ub What a ast' us er most used expressuon Her plans after graduatuon Includ ed college JUDITH ANN JOHNSON u y I ed Ke s o e Ingdom a favonte books Her favornte saylng IS Wel gee' She belon ed G A A Natnona Honor Socoety and J ed Cross She plans to go Into the fIeld of nurslng PAUL LELAND JOHNSON Paul names Thunder Road as hus favorute book He was a member of A Band ep Band and Sr Steermg Com mnttee Hts plans for the future are undeclded 9YXQX Y'-5 wr' 1' QS X U - 5 0 10 fym 1 7... JACQUELINE JANICE JORDAN Jaclue rates Teenage Slor ues as her best llked boo an Jatl House Rock as her favornte movue nt cue s her mos used ex pressuon She plans to get mar rled In the future JOYCE MARIE JORDAN Joyce names The WhIte WItch Doctor as her favorlte book n The KIng and I as fovornte movne Plans after groduatuon to work and get morrned MARTHA LOUISE JOSEPHSON Martha belonged to GAA A Chour Gnrls Glee Glrls H Club, PTSA, Referees Club Gym leader, GAA Board, and was In The Heart less Troll' Her favorute say Ing IS I say old chap, how do you feel todayP' Martha olans to work after graduatIon I' 'r 1' , .. ,. f I ' ' , f. X -I : Q , xl- s v 'E le H H ,. H . C .' 1 ' . ' I 1 , I1 :S . S I ll H , X '. . Cl , s C ', Jr. I sc . I CI . ' Bl I. It it I fgpih, LX ' ' . lf, V r . 'fl g'f1,,L V I , 1 H H I H Q 1 'Is I ' H If- l d .ll Y .l 'lf ' I ,, . . K as In 6 an H H QS -A I. 9 tr , ' b ,,'. d. ' - to F.H.A., . . ., ' I I . . - 4 , r. R Q I X! ,, N 'tYou're stupid, He was a 'f ' J A ' ' I I - , 1 I '- C 1' lf . . ' - . G Q Pe. H Cl b, . I , P A ' A X a W . . . , l . ' . 4 I to ' l ' y - . ' he so J ' jf 'Q ' 1. . ww ll h H H - Cl , ' ' b, P P K I ' ' U .V , - . I - L A I, d ' 1 'u - . ' F 7 ' ' . Is ' that . ..Y i... , , . -s.- A I 5 g . . , . ' IQ V X1 . B II '-'H ' I1 J H y y Sh of JI' . A 0 d ' he' .y ' ' c A QI A l ' , I X .,-5, Sv, ' H H U . . : . : .1 HJ' in th A I' sf .. -- ' y I A g ' - if , 'Os 'N P, .ox 7' SHARON MARIE KAPPLER Sharons favorite book was The Robe and she used the expression Hello little Leo Her actlvrtles Included Cheer leader Pep Club Saga and eacon Saffs J and r Steering Committees and Homecoming Attendant She plans to work at an insurance company JOHN WILLIAM KASSE John s favorite saying is Pu off today what you can do to morrow He liked reading e book Snow in the Desert He plans to rom the servrc f after graduation JANIS MAE KERN Janis was a member of GA A Camera Club Pep Club P A Irs Club o Editor of the Beacon Saga Staff and Rep for Saga Her favorite movie was Giant and her most used expression It all depends on the n dnvadual She plans to go to Macalester MARY ANN JOSEPHSON Mary rates Winter Thunder as her favorite book and Oh no as her most used expres- sion. She was a member of G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Ref- erees' Club, Girls' H Club, P.T.S.A. and a Gym Leader. Her plans after graduation are to work. DIANE RUTH KAMPFER In re was a member 0 Occupational Relations She engoyed the book Gone With the Wind and her favorite expression us Hey Dino F ture plans include working LINDA ANN KAMPFER Linda was a member of Mm nesota Diversified Vocational Club Her favorite book was The Robe and her mast used expression is Oh my gosh Future plans to become a ste nographer gf .e JUDITH ANN KERN Judy rates Alice Adams as her favorite book. Her most used expression is Natural- ly. She was a member of G. A.A., Pep Club, Co-Editor of Saga, P.T.S.A. Board, G.A.A. Board, Beacon Staff, and Saga Rep. Future plans: to attend business school. WILLIAMJ KERNAL was a member of H Club and played Football His favorite book was Hot Rod and his most used expression bu in o to dad I plans to wor after graduation CHARLOTTE LUCILLE KLENK Charlotte belonged to P T S A GAA Pep Club Girls Glee and A Choir She rates Re becca as her best liked book and her favorite expression IS I II never tell Her plans aft er graduation include working rv' 1 my 4349 san -791' 'I Nr JUDIE ANNE KLINKA Judie rates Katherine as her favorite book and w shucks as her most used ex presslon Her actrvlttes rnclud ed Candidate for Homecoming Magorette National Honor So ciety Saga Rep St Council Helper Knughtlrtes Board P T S A ana G A A Fu ure plans business school MARILYN JOYCE KNUTSON Marilyn claims that Gone With the Wind was her fa vorlte book Youre rig tl' is her favorite saying She was a member of G A A Pep Club HIC Beacon Rep and Ger man Club She plans to attend college DONALD KARL KOLBECK Don was a member of Occu patronal Survey and Mrscella neous Trades He rates the as his favorite movie an You nuts or what hs favorite expression H plans on going into the field of electronics a HP' k' f 'iBI I H I I ' V H . ' HV. gr ' ' .my K ft U . . .. . ., rs m g u , y . .' U' B'lI k 4' I .I Yu . . H .rr . - . I If -- -- T -. . ' A B A, ' .r. S' yi G, I .., 55 ., I . .j . ' . K Q 1 lzlvv AL A. I ' l . - .H l l - ' l ss , Q I f' tri' ' -. , -- ' '- - -- - gg. A R ' . ' ' h .. . .ai v' H .I I . . . N , . , . '7?z:, 3 II LN I M , C..7L,,.J , J 1 g ts , rs. ., G-.V , ri t - 3 , , , ' ' 1 'ln.1. ' ' - . . .. . .. 't q 4 MU an J Od .- I U .. as is. 1' H i - A ,',. L, ' I b ' ' ' ' e of DAROLD RAYMOND KUSCHEL Darold enloyed the mavne Jet PIlot and hIs favorIte book was 30 Seconds Over Tokyo plans for the future are undecIded RICHARD FRED LA BRASSEUR HuIe belonged to the Arch ery Club Has favorIte movIe was The Ten Commandments an he lIked the book e o e H pans to Ioun e Army RICHARD GRED LA FAVOR SkIbely used the expressIon shoot m st Has pans alter graduotuon are to become a mechamc RONALD P KROGSENG RonnIe rates JIm Thorpe hIs favorlte boo an Howdy as hls most used e pressIon HIS UCIIVIIIES Includ d Football Chorus 57 Op eretta and Gymnoshcs Future ans to IoIn the servIce or ttend college CAROLE JEAN KRUSE Carole was a member ot PT and GAA She staes that her favorate book was Lantern In Her Hand and her Iavonte expressIon s My art n n pneces or you Her future plans are to work and travel CORRINE KAYE KRUSE CorrIne names Gone Wlth e WInd as her favorIte book T e expressIon used most by er W o am say9 e was a member of PTSA and G AA Future plans work and marnage JACQUELINE KAY LA FAYE JackIe enloyed the book III Cry Tomorrow and her most used expressIan I5 N kuddmg She was a member al the Beacon and Saga Staff After groduatIon she plans to get marrIed WALTER EDWARD LANG Wa ly rates The Robe hIs favarIte book Has JGVOYIIO expressIon IS l realI1e that HIs plans alter graduahon are to go to CalIfornIa SHIRLEY JEAN LASAR Shurley enloyed readmg Gone WIth the WInd Her favorIte that She plans to work after graduahon 4'-45. gl w: ' 1 I 615 'T vitr 'wt' B' 'EF' .41 NANCY MARIE LA VENTURE Nancy was a member of A Cour PTSA andthe p eretta of 57 Her favorIte movue was The Ten Command ments and Stap puttsIng around IS her most used ex pressIon She plans to do sec retarIal work CONRAD JOHN LEE ConnIes actIvItIes Included Contact Central CommIttee M DVC and On the Job TraIn Ing HIs favarute expressIon IS ant panIc dear He en Ioyed the mavIe The Hunch back of Notre Dame Future plans to IoIn the Navy MARGARET M LEIS Marge rates lIttle Women as her IavarIte book and You bet as her most used expres sIon She was a member of A A ChoIr and Irs Glee Her plans after graduo tIan are to work V Q V L ITIS I H .I li d .I I Ir I r 1 L ' J X 1 AX X pl : . ' 5 x . I KN ,r XQQL ff F -N 14 'VL , 7,7 A-L I ' ' ' lf SA' ' ' ' . PS ' up , I . . I he is tor I ' f , , ' ,fs - -- - th sf? h is h I to . expression is How about f -fl -1 Sh , . . . . ' . ' X r l H' L A -' H H J 'S . ' my y fy . M M L x ' - ' . d ' Th L' 5 , -.. HD' . . 1 Ie Is e I ' ' th I 4 x' + - -- . . - xx .II C' ' L ' .. . ,. . bt j A J ll 'Ion 0 . ' I , J U ' . ' . G' , I ' c.A. ., '. G'l' L 4- 'sf 'T'- finial' PIRKKO IRMELI LINNAMAA Koko was an exchange stu dent tom Fmland She was o Candudote for Homecomang Llbrary Helper and a member 0 St Councnl GAA ov ernmg Board and German Club She rated The Good Earth as her favorute book Future plans to return to Fm land as a sensor and then on to college PATRICK RAY LINZ a llked the movne e en Commandments as plans after graduatnon are to 'om the Marmes SANDRA M LORD Sandne Iuked the movre The Ten Commandments and her favonte saymg Imp qt cute' Future plans to become o secretary JOHN WILLIAM LE MIRE John enloyed the rnovue Aprnl Love and has favorute expres I1 S U OU IS plans after graduatuon are un decuded KAREN KATHRYN LEMKE Karen was a transfer student from Fanbault and Bethany Luthern Hugh Schools Whnle at Hardmg she partucupated an our S Councn eretta 3 Madrlgal and was a Saga Rep Her favornte say mg was Heavens and s e Iuked the book Magnuflcent Obsessuon Future p ans nurses traumng RONALD JASON LINDSTROM Ron was a Candudate tor King of Hearts and played B Hockey He rated Gone Wrth the Wand as hrs favorute graduation ls 'inf'- wg:--f 45' MYRNA KAY LUKOSKE Myrna was a member of A Chour Gnrls Chorus and Pep u h w at a rouch' us her most used expresslon She enloyed the book Lnttle Women Her future plans college FRANK ALLEN LUNDGREN Frank sang un the A C our Operettas and the Madrlgal He uses the expression Quit t u He plans to loan e servuce or take up a trade In the future JOE JOHN McGUIRE Shortys favornte sayung on Hrs favorite book was War and Peace He was Pres of German Club and a member of Contact H plans to go to law school or teachers college Q ei ter 'G 77113. Ns,., is yy, Y Y aqqniiiw IYQQVS' W' Q-ef-r JEROME JAMES MAGISTAD Goose 4 ed the movne Showdown at OK Corral and has favorlte expressnon IS N He plans to attend col lege after graduatuon CAROL: GENEVE MARKEGARD Carole was a member of GA A and PTSA She engo ed the movne The Ten Command ments and her favorlte book was A Man Called Peter Her future plans Include work rn MICHAEL JOSEPH MATHIS Mukes actlvntnes were Base a ockey Club an Sr Steerlng Commnttee Hrs fa vorlte expression was You not head Has plans after graduatnon Include college a ' ' - CI b. Ho , It 9 ' , , sio is 'tlet' b g tl H' ' ' , g , asm ' A ' ' Z sc, Q . U. , X I Ac, . I 3 1.+ 'A .6 - I ' -I - ' h ', I , Qu A Ch ', r. 'l, Op- ' . ,, .' 4' 'gl Us f f. A i.,,.-- --,T c , . . ' I I L., R 3 'ls I . oh, go n ' ' 4 sy.. -- 'S 71. K' V book. He plans to work after ' e 'L' ' . - I -K 'Na x M i. . ' . I y N ' ' f . ff I I' 'I ru ' f . ', ..., G - ' 1 4 lu: H N H ' I r - ' 6' 9 . . . . I . ' ' ' A. f . x I sl K. 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Q : ' , K k I .Ii l 'Rf DOROTHY GRACE MEISTER Dorothy was a member of rr s lee M D V C ep Cu and PTSA She raed Gone Wrth the Wrnd as her favorrte book and No krd rng a her most used pressron Plans after gradua tron to work JANE ROSALIE MELENDEZ ane enroyed the book Class rn r et rl rs her most used expressron She plans to ' work after graduatron QQ 5, ADRIENNE LYNNE MEYER Ade was flagtwrrler Frrst artendant to Queen f Hearts member of Madrrgal A Chorr Pep Club and p eretta 3 Beats me rs her a vorrle expressron and she lrked the book The Yearlrng Ade plans to work and then go to college MARLENE JOYCE MEYER Marlenes favorrte book was The Hrdden Flower and her favorrte expressron rs That s real crazy She was a mem ber of Pep Club Red Cross Hall Palrol Camera Club and a Beacon Rep Plans a er graduatron are to work CAROL ANN MILLER Carols actrvrtres were Cheer leadrng Governrng Board reas o G A A Scrrbb ers Pres Gopher Hrstorran Saga and Beacon Rep I between arol Pep Club and Band Favorrte book Crta de She plans to go to col lege DAVID WILLIAM METKOWSKI Daves favarrte expressron Feels so good He enroyed the book of War and Peace Dave plans to rorn the servrce i C7 603 IQ' un- TF s HARLAN CHARLES MILLER ar re was a member of A Chorr Madrrgal and the Twrlrghters Quartette come on fellows rs hrs favor te expressron and Rebel Wrthout a Cause hrs favorrle movre He plans la do polrce work after graduatron ROBERT JOHN MILLER Bo rates The Ten om mandments a hrs favorre movre and hrs most used ex I'eSSlOn IS glVe was a member of Contact and t Councrl Rep Hrs pans after graduatron rnclude the Navy ROBERT GEORGE MONSON Mans be er known o rates the movre e Searchers as hrs favorrle Hrs favorrte expressron Well' He was a member of Football Basketball and Track Teams Club St Councrl PT Saga Rep and Noon Patrol Future plans college 'L Sh-of kr 'WK 9- 'sr qu.. THOMAS RICHARD MOREHEAD Tom enroyed the movre The Ten Commandments H plans to rorn the servrce after gradualron ROBERT JOHN MORGAN Bo s favorrle sa ang r rv n an he rates Peyton Place as hrs favorrle movre Hrs future plans rnclude busrness school LENORE JUSTINE MORPHEW Lenores aclrvrtres rncluded P T S A Board Saga and Beacon Staff Beacon Rep Red Cross Scrrbblers and Pep Club Her most used expressron rs Oh and her favorrle movre was The Ten Commandments Future plans college HH I. .. or ' G , .... , P U ' . , - I s Arr, H .4 H r -A -- E. -for 1 I, q f, d' s ex- t U ' I - I . . . D . . . ' gs, 'Jil' b C . ' s ' 't . . Q J , ,, . . - - ln Q. HFOQ 'H ' P ' ' nl ' UP. He ' K R g f ' . 0 s. ' . ' r , Q X, ' f rr as ' , V B b ' Th ' HH , . ', . .s.A., ' S, .yuh W Q A, L, Fe l 2- ri-4 rr rr 0 . I I 1' ' Al V . ' ' o - , .. ,I Of ' ' Q' y- ' ' A H ' f . , e e l FSL ' ' ' H ' I b' ' y' is . Q St'll I' 'i d f , ft C, lk ' - ' - -' -we '-Q . , . . . - 55, , T . r . . ., ' r 'U' f ' A ' ' ' . , V C. 3 R E 1 ' ' , .I . I ., n- r , , H , I vs. 3 ' Q N bl JANE ADELE MURPHY Murph enroyed the movre The Ten Commandments Her actrvrtres rncluded Correspond rng Secretary of Governrng Board Y Teens Treasurer e a d t Councr e plans to attend college after grad uatron DARLENE BARBARA NEAVIN Dar partrcrpated ep Club Beacon Rep Red Cross Candrdate for Mrss Prrnt and Homecomrng and GAA Her favorrte movre was Magnrfr cent Obsessron She plans to take professronal nurses tram In PATRICK MICHAEL NEEDHAM P says Arnt you got no earnrn hrs favorrte pressron and hrs favorrte movre was Delrcate Delrnquent H plans to go unto the trade of plumbrng RICHARD CLYDE MORRIS Dick participated in A Football, B Basketball, Can- didate for Homecoming, Jr. Steering Committee, Treas. Jr. Class, Noon Patrol, and H Club Treas He rates The Ten Commandments as hrs favor re movre and arr a s most used expressron Plans after graduatron ll be t work JANET MARIE MROSZAK Janets actrvrtres rncluded the German Club and Presrdent of Red Cross Great gust great rs her favorrte sayrng and her favonte movre was Good News Plans after graduatron college ROGER RAYMOND MROSZAK Br og rates Frren ly Persuasron and The Legend o The ost as hrs favorre movre and book W a a rt a mrnue der Andy rs hrs most used expressron He partrcr pated rn Sales Trarnrng rs plans after grcdualron wrll be trade school fw,r3rr2IX Q0 -fn JUDITH PATRICIA NELSON Pep Club, Contact, P.T.S.A., Beacon Rep., Camera Club, F. T.A., Red Cross and Hall Patrol were some of Judys actrvr tres Her favorrte expressron rs Good Gracrous She plans to be a dental technrcran LEONARD EVERETT NELSON Len rated The Ten om mandmenls as hrs favorrte movre and ealy most used expressron Hrs ar: trvrtres rncluded Gopher Hrs torran FTA German Club and Red Cross He plans to ga to college ARTHUR ANDY NINKE r rtes Pa Joey as rs tavorrte movre He partrcrpated rn Sr Steerrng Commrttee St Councrl Hockey Track Base Member of H Club TSA Saga Rep and Candr date for Homecomrng Hrs plans after graduatron rnclude college Ou' avsx 'Os Q '1r el f Fi 83 f .Lyn ,pf- Y N '52 JANET ANN NOEKER Janet belonged to Natronal Honor Socrety A Man Called Peter was her favorrte book and her most used expressron Crunch She plans to o to busrness school THEODORE HENRY NOWICKI Ted says To Be or Not To B was hrs favorrte movre and Holy smokes rs hrs most used expressron He plans to attend St Thomas College HAROLD B OEN Harry sang rn the operet as of 56 and 57 A C rr Madrrgal and the Twrlrght ers Quartette He enloyed the movre The Ten Command ments Hrs plans after gradu atron are undecrded I, ' wi ' 0 ' . I 5 'fr on J ., - .. ' , R I as his , A my If ' 'Q 'J A' ' d Ar Q r h' a ir r , Q24 f L .. . .t . . . ' . I ' 14- Yr ND' . s ' ' ' burr. ' ' ,P. ' I , I H. , . , i I , It It . rsrr up 4. I - . Saga Rep., Pep Club, Beacon V V - rp . .. 'rv RP., H S- - Sh 1: A- 'S ' . 9 .f' - I Y i Q4 Were? if W ff., :X k ' A ,V if ,fn .I rr . . in P A 'X . . . WX e,, . . . I . . w - , ' 9- , . ,,,,f K .. mr. .. . . K 11- t V Y I H H hog r as ' ' ex- L '- , I. mf, A . .. -- D ' ' e Q , 5, mb . .. ' - it ...- BERNICE ELIZABETH OSWALD Club PTSA and urs Glee were some of Bubbles acrvrtres O gee rs er varrte expressron and The Ten Commandments was her vorrte movre She plans to e marrred CHARLES DEAN PAINTER uck says none rs hrs favorrte sayrng rs favorrte movre was Around the World rn Erghty Days Plans alter graduatron are undecrded THOMAS WALTER PALACEK om w s J Steerrn Commrttee and a Ccndrdate lor Homecomrng Just check mg rs hrs most used ex res sron and Peyton Place was hrs favorrte movre He plans to go to Dunwoody JOY CHRISTINE OLMSTED Joy rates The Ten Command ments as her favorrte movre and says her most used ex pressron rs You re tearrng my heart to preces W rle Hardrng Joy partrcrpated Chorr She plans to to comptometer school JOHN L OLSON Rebel Wrthout a Cause was John s tavorrte movre and hrs favorrte expression rs L go Bud Alter graduatron he plans to go to trade school JAMES RICHARD OLSZEWSKI rm ra es Ba e Cr hrs favorrte movre and book s favorrte sayrng rs Hrs actrvrtres rnclu ed Arc ery Club C ub er Noon Patrol Hockey Foot ball and Baseball He plans to lorn the Marrnes after grad uatson 'S no '34 ts 1' W, JOHN JOSEPH PANIAN John rates Mrster Roberts hrs favorrte movre and Float rng around rs hrs most used expressron u Gymnastucs Con tact and a Gym Leader Hrs future plans are undecrded He belonged RICHARD JOSEPH PARISEAU Duck belonged to H Club B Hockey Basketball Track Football Beacon and Saga Staffs Rep for Saga Govern I Board St C uncll r G m Leader PT A Achrevement and Red Cross Rep He lrked the movre e Ten Commandments and hrs most used expressron krddrng Hrs plans forthe ture rnclude college ANITA CATHRINE PAUL Anrta rates Gone Wrth the Wrnd as her tavorrte movre She was a member of Contact an PTSA Future pans work QC' 23 DUSSFUX 'y? 7.T' Ton sz , y 'QP CLAUDIA JOYCE PEDERSON Claudra enloyed the movre Tammy and The Bachelor and her most used expressron T ats the brea s he was a member of Sr Steerrng Commrttee She plans lo work after graduatron JUDI MARGARET PEGLOW Judr belonged to GAA Pep Club Red Cross and a Candr date for Queen of Hearts and Darsy Mae Her favorrte movre was Grant and her favorrte expressron Sorry ork She plans to go to college PAUL DAVID PENTON Paul belonged to German Club A Band Track H C Hrs a v rrte book e Holy Brble He plans to go to the St Paul Brble lnstrtute 31 I ,, H . .- ' as . 1 H I U - . .. . . , jf, ,, ' . ., h. C' ' . to gf E , ' .. in '-H Cl b, ' , - yr Q A ' . go ' . ' --My I Avg,-esp ' Q H , I , . . 'ng I ,I . o I ' , H'-Y, 5 li I-,V . . . .. ei .er y. , . .S. ., Jr. ', I Q .ll I . I . ., QI I ' . H Th' .0 I ' ls NO X . . . fu- , Q 1 ! KA , v J' t ttl y as Hi ' ' ' Moll , M , ,S oh. ' ' ' d , H , A th, ' h , -AH I , sr. - 'I E, Council, Saga Rep., Gym Lead- 'I :ap - Cl . . . . I : to A 4 rl I 1 I X. Pep , . . . . G'I ' wr - - - r '. h 'Uh ro- L' . . . ,A J s 3 H 'O Q is h ' lg S .U . 1 9 , p U U . ,if y Ch --r aim gon I ' . . .. H 'I we is ' . 1 W ' Q -- - - ' . ' is P T a on r. 'g ' A f , ,r..-ff . ,, ..p ' lk- f I L, o' is th c ' H 1 EOS' Q1 ffk-as qua- DIAN DONNA PETERSON Dian was a member of G A A Pep Club Saga and Beacon SafSga Rep Sec f Y Teens A Band and Beacon Rep She plans ta get marired JEROME RAYMOND PETERSON Jerry named The Robe as has favorite movie and Cap tain Horatio Hornblawer his best liked book He was a member of PTSA He plans BONNIE JEAN PERKINS Bonnie was a member of G A German Club PTSA brary Assistant FTA Beacon Re Pep Club Jr Achieve ment A Choir and Co Pres of Governors Knights Board Her best liked book was A Man Called Peter and her favorite expression s That went over e cemen cloud' Future plans colege ALLEN JAMES PETERSON Allen liked the movie The Ten Commandments H sang the Madrugal and Operettas 23 and4 He wasa m ber of the Track Team plans to go to college DARRELL MICHAEL PETERSON Pete enloyed the book Guadal Canal Diary and his favorite saying s Wonderful B Football Cross Country Basketball and Club Pee plans to work after graduation 'ar 1- N-J. ga-A WILLIAM CHARLES PETERSON was a member of Club Football Basketball Saga Rep Governing Board In Between Patrol Archery Club and Candidate for Kung o Hearts I an favorite saying Future plans college LARRY JOSEPH PETREY Pete enloyed the movie The Ten Commandments and rated a tle Cry tavari e ook his m use expression He plans to work or loin the Army SHARON KAYE PETREY Sharon liked the movie Stal lag I7 and uses the expres sion Man thats wow' he A J Achievement GAA an On the Job Training Plans after graduation nurs in to go to college if--7' 'rw fcfl V ,Q LYLE R PETERSON Lyles plans for the future are undecided ,vt A ,, 32 I Q 2 'E' 41400 juni? 'ad BARBARA ELAINE PETSCHL Barb participated rn Con tact M DVC C our TSA and Girls Glee Thats Different us her favorite say mg Future plans work BEVERLY ANN PETTER W ale at Harding Bev b lon ed to Y Teens PTSA Hall Patrol Sales Training and was a Candidate for Home coming Her favorite expres sn s Oh wha awarl After graduation she plans to work JO ANN LORRAINE POMPER Jo Ann was a Candidate for Mss Prmt belonged to Pep Club PTSA and GAA She liked the book Wuthering Heights and her favorite say ing is That could gag a magot Future plans are to work A., . , . , . ., li- HBH'-I HH.. ' I ' ' 'I Q 1:1 lgql 1 15 ' - - I v if f ,, f . Eh, M 'I is his ,iff I I ' ' I M - 1 ff lik Q I ' M ' j .H : l . 'if Q4 K V A ' .H E in H S z e- ' , B t as his 't - 5 de lr , , . em- b . Hi is ' ost d rt,5E5f',f .. He I . ni, ,. 4 ' ' f rx .ff - .L y xx 1 l IX l I, ' ,V rl - is - . Sky .rf . . I H I . ,, I A 'H S ,- H' wonderful. He participated in belonged to P9P Club, P.T-5- 5 . A T HH.. q d ' ' l ' .,, H ' ,, . : l ' . 9- x fi 1 .rr IW P iv C5141 . .. .. . I . . .I A ' Q In , 6 , .... , A h ' , P. .fr - h. . .. ,. eh 'Y .l H ul .. .. .. I. - A- 5 9 3 I. 'I .I '. l, .. as tm ,I V M V . K ' . I I . . or X. gen ' io i t t. J V . JJ U ' I ' .. , . . fl ' IU ' . Lk 4 'I ' ' I , I tl , I fb if I S W A, . - . Qi, . is Q - -- U . l .,, 5 .fe-2 ,, 'fi I I LOUIS JOHN RANALLS Jack was Football and Hockey Manager, Gym Leader, on Noon Patrol, Jr. and Sr. Steering Committee, and H Club. He liked the book Bat- tle Cry. Future plans are un- decided. JOANNE BERYL RASMUSSEN Joanne rates To Heaven on Horseback as her favorite book. She was a member of Pep Club, G.A.A., Girls' H Club, P.T.S.A., Camera Club, and Hi-C. Plans after gradua- tion include secretarial work. SHARON LEE RASMUSSEN Sharon's favorite movie was Giant and most used ex- pression was l'd die. She was a member of Y Teens, Pep Club, Saga and Beacon Staffs, Saga Rep., Gym Cap- tain, Jr, Achievement, P.T.S.A., and a Candidate for Queen of Hearts. She plans to go to college. BRUCE ALFRED POTTOFF Buzz was a member of P.T. S.A., A Band, Hall Patrol, Pep Club, and Sr. Steering Committee. His best liked book was Lou Gehrig and lt's tremendous is his favorite ex- pression. He plans to go to the U. of M. CAROL AUDREY QUAM Ange's favorite book was Gone With the Wind. She used the expression l'Il never teIl! She belonged to Pep Club and Red Cross. Future plans: college. FLORENCE REGINA RAASCH Flossie names The Ten Commandments as her fo- vorite movie. A Red Cross Rep. and member of P.T.S.A. She plans to do secretarial work after graduation. Q are fy, J X it I., gs.- WZ? HERMAN CHARLES RAU Herman's favorite book was Battle Cry and his favorite expression is You fool. He was a member of Occ. Rela- tions, Red Cross, P.T.S.A., and Jr. Achievement. Future plans are to work and travel. LEO FRANCIS RAUER Leo says his favorite book was Hot Rod and his favorite ex- pression is Good bye little Sharon. He plans to ioin the Air Force or forestry school. - J gl. .V MARLYS RUTH REICHEL Mar was a member of P.T. S.A., Jr. Steering Committee, Hi-C, and a Saga and Beacon Rep. She enioyed the book Magnificent Obsession. . Her most used expression is l'm excited!l Future plans include college. 3 Uv -me 4 El 1' Ava. i A T? A6- si. i ...f , 41 9 sv. .4-Y. ,' I x ' 3' ' J i tier 1 I' -- DAVID ALAN REID Dave named Sherlock Holmes as his favorite book and uses the expression lt's like ahh . . most. He was a member of P.T.S.A., and the A and B Football teams. He plans to attend college. JOHN CHRISTIAN REIMERS Chris was Secretary of A Band. He rated Shane as his favorite movie and Sounds like a good deal as his most used saying. Plans after gra- uation include working. JUDITH ANN REITHMEIER Judy was a Maiorette, Bea- con Rep., a member of P.T.S. A., Hall Patrol, Pep Club, Con- tact, Bookstore Worker, and on the Knight-Lites' Board. Her favorite saying was Ba- loney! Future plans: to attend the U. of M. 4 DIANE BERYL ROBINSON Dranes most used expressron at lrrst you dont s cee try try agarn and the Ten Commandments was her favorrte movre She partrcrpat GA an Y Teens Plans after gradua tron wrll be work DONALD ORRIS RODAHL Dons actrvrtres rncluded A Charr Madrrgal 57 Operetta ymnastrcs and u How about that rs hrs mast used expressron Seven Brrdes lor Seven Brothers w s hrs favorrte movre Plans alter graduatron wrll be Mpls V catronal MARILYN ANNE RODE Marrlyn rates Love ls a Many Splendored Thrng as her la vorrte movre and I doubt rt as her favorrte sayrng Her ac tuvrtres rncluded Y Teens Pep Club PTSA Jr Steerrng Cammrttee GAA and Gurd ance Helper Work are her plans after graduatron KATHRYN MARGARET RETTNER Kathy partrcrpated rn GA A Pep Club Contact PTSA Gopher Hrstorran Co Captarn of Cheerleaders Beacon and Saga Staff Saga Edrtor and representatrves Come on you krds rs her most used expres sron Future plans after gradu atron wrll be nursrng school JUDY FRANCES RIEMENSCHNEIDER Judys favorrte expressron rs ont be drffrcult She e longed to G A A Saga Repre sentatrve Red Cross Rep Stu dent Councrl Rep PTSA Jr and Sr Steerrng Commrttee J Class Secretary JA Head Malorette Candrdate or Queen of Hearts and Darsy Mae and Contact Future plans Busrness school JUDITH ANN ROBERTSON Judy rates For Whom the s oll as her favorrte book and You fould trend you' as her favorrte expres sron Student Councrl Jr a d Sr Steerrng Commrttees and A Chorr were the actrvrtres she partrcrpated rn Plans alter graduatron wrll be College 'B f--ze Sis. 'fs ANTOINETTE MARIE RODRIGUEZ Tam rates Sayonara her most lrked movre and Oh Heavens Sakes as her most used expressron Her actrvrtres rncluded P p Club Hall Pa trol GAA and Camera Club Work rs planned for alter graduatron MARILYN JUDY ROHDE Marrlyn partrcrpated rn Pep Club GAA German Club Contact and the Catholrc Youth Center Butanyway rs her most used expressron and Annre Get Your Gun was her favorrte movre College rn srght for after graduatron, ALAN HOWARD ROOT Alan s most used expressron rs Ill never ell Daddy Long Legs and Call of the Wrld were hrs favorrte movre and book Hrs plans after gradua tron rnclude workrng 'Q-X 1-X ROLAND FRANKLIN ROSE Ro res actrvrtres rnclu ed A and B Football Basket Saga Rep Frrst Attendant to Krng of Hearts candrdate for Homecomrng St Councrl Rep Gym Leader Baseball PTSA and Bookstore Helper Brrdges At Toko Rr was hrs favorrte movre Plans alter graduatron are College DEANNA MAY ROSENOW Deanna rates Rebel Wrthout a ause as her favorrte movre and Musrcs my Irne mornrng noon and nrght her most used expressron She partrcrpated rn Grrls Glee Her plans after graduatron wrll b Beauty Operator JOANNE MARIE RUSCH Joanne s most used expressron rs Oh Menl Her actrvrtres rn cluded Recordrng Sec of St Gov Board Pres of Drama Club Frrst Attendant to Home comrng Queen Second Attend rss rr PT Board Gopher Hrstorran Saga Representatrve Contact Pep Club and partrcrpated rn the Cnty Talent Show er plans after graduatran wrll b to attend Radro and TV An nouncrng School f ' . e ' I l Q ' , . , A -' f- V 1' 1 HD , . - .rl b - ' ' I I ' . ' .' f - -, is I Q , H . or my r M Bell T ' - ' ' ' , -- ' , r rr A- I C z., . 1 .I . n I I I V , .. , I K X05 V5 7 '-KVM ,, H. , ,. . .. . d ' ' ' ball, Track, Pres. of Club, is rf ' ' uf- 5, . -I ' ' d. ' , , ' , . . . . A K' l l 'I I . 'Q I IU' - -r ed in P.T.S.A., . .A., d ' I ' ' I J 'lv ' sf C ' X J r H D J I r ll I ul u s . . nl tl Y L ' ' I ' lv is 9 I ' , I H cr bf f , ' ' ' l. -- --- - 4- , fs - - e . tl G I 1 A . . ' x ,l . . Q J If ' 'V ant to M' P 'nt, . .S.A. . . . . .. rr- . ' In 'L R AH- ', l H , . . ., - yi agp-V' Q G U G . ' , 'ur' - , . Z, ff'x'ta,.b .vii 5 , 'Q-' J I' . R. ' Q - DENNIS DEAN SCANLON Denny was a member of Noon Patrol, German Club, and a Candidate for King of Hearts, He rated Stalin-Grad as his favorite book. Don't tell me your troubles is his favorite saying. Future plans: lo ioin the service. ARLENE LUCILLE SCHAIBLE Rocky was a member of A Choir, Madrigal, G.A.A. Board, Pep Club, Red Cross, and Vice- Pres. of Gopher Historian. Her favorite saying is A-U-Waum- Waum. She plans to become a medical secretary. ALLEN GORDON SCHMIDT Sam rates The Coal lndus- try as his favorite book. His favorite saying is Oh boy. He plans to become a me- chanic. MARY ALYCE RUSH Mary's activities included P.T. S.A., Pep Club, M.D.V.C., and Occ. Relations. She enioyed the book Gone With the Wind and her most used ex- pression is You' better believe it. Future plans: business school. DIANNE MARIE RYAN Dianne rates the book Val- ley of the Vines high and You scrounge is her favorite expression. She was a member of Jr. Achievement. Plans to work at the Telephone Co. aft- er graduation. FRANK J. SAVINO Frank's favorite book was GuadauI Canal Diary and his favorite saying is l'Il never tell. His plans are to work after graduation. JUDITH MARIE SCHMITZ Judy was o member of G. A.A. Her favorite expression is All righty, all ready. She enjoyed the book Tammy Out of Time. Judy plans to go to college. NANCY LOUISE SCHNEIDER Nanc was a member of Sr. Steering Committee, Pep Club. Saga Rep., Y Teens, Cheer- leader, Co-editor of Beacon, St. Council, Quill and Scroll, Beacon Rep., P.T.S.A., Hall Patrol, and Candidate for Queen of Hearts. Her favorite book was Rebecca and her most used expression is Real- ly, Future plans: college. BARBARA JEAN SCHULTZ l'Barb's activities included National Honor Society Treas- urer, Pep Club, Beacon Rep., Red Cross, Contact, Sago Rep., Office, Bookstore, and St. Council Helper. Oh Yeah! was her favorite saying and she liked the book l'Il Cry Tomorrow. She plans to do office work after graduation. . 4 'fp - .X Y Q V 2- I M iv 1 , N . ,, , ,- 1 f in .1 N ' V , hi 4 4: . i if -. . '- -is i . g M A ' miie. Q. . I - ' -5.5 5 . X ,lu -We ,' K 5, 3' 2 ii ef ff I 'Q' RICHARD CLINTON SCI-IUMACHER Dick liked the book Old Man and the Seo and his most used expression is What? He was a member of H Club, National Honor So- ciety Pres., Camera Club, Gov- erning Board, St. Council, P. T.S.A., Attendant for King of Hearts. He plans to attend the U. of M. MARGARET ELAINE SCHUSTER Elaine belonged to the Library Club, A Choir, and P.T.S.A. Her favorite expression is Mother McKree. Shefnioyed the movie The Ten Command- ments. Future plans: to travel. KAREN LEE SCHWENDIG Karen rates Giant as her favorite book and her most used expression is What do ya know about thatI Her ac- tivities included G.A.A., Girls' Glee, A Choir, Red Cross, P.T.S.A., Candidate for Queen of Hearts, and song in the Operetta of '57. She plans to work or go into nurses train- ing. fn fi JANIS KAY SOMMERDORF Jan s favorate sayang s Oh Yeah and she Iaked the show The Robe AA T A and Contact were the clubs she loaned Her plans for after graduatson wall be work MARILYN IRENE STABENOW Lynn partacapated an the Pep Club GAA 57 Operetta PTSA A Chaar and Ma ra al or Pete s Sake' her most used expressaon A Man Called Peter was her fa vorate movae After graduataon she plans to be a secretary GRACE THERESA STACH Grace rates War and Peace as her favorate book and Ten Commandments her favorate movae Her most used expressaon as You dont sa Offace work as an sa ht after graduataon MICHAEL WILLIAM SHANLEY Make was a candadate for Homecamang w s an ,lunaor and Senaor Steerang Commat tee Saga Representatave Noon Patrol u an oo ball an an Track Teams Pans or after graduataon wall be col lege or servlce ROBERT THOMAS SMITH o rates Tammy I avorate movae and I ra t has most used ex pressaon Plans after gradua taon are college CAROL ANN SOBANSKI arol a ed e ook Cry Tomorrow and her most use ex ressaon What what what She partacapated nn GAA Pep Club Contact Red Cross Rep Junaor Steerang Rep Carol plans to go on to College or offace work 1 ,wp 45' ,seq 5, JAMES HAROLD STAVSVICK Jam was a member of Jun aor Steerang Commattee Gym nastac Team H Club Beacon Rep Contact Homeroom Rep SA an a Gym Helper als e as has favor e expressaon Jam s favorate movae was Fraendly Persua saan College as has goal after graduataon MARK W STEELE Mark was Homecomang Kang tr 57 He partacapated nn Football Track u Senaor Class Presadent and steerang commattees noon pa trol was another of has actava taes Hts most used expressaon s Im hung y Has plans aft er graduataon wall be college BEVERLY ANN STEINER Bevs most used expressaon m goun on a dae e rates War and Peace her tavorate movae and Cry Tomorrow as her favarate Teens Pep Club PTSA and was a candadate for Mass Prant r-he 'ia ess Q95 .-W 1 fr 'f-I '34 G.. DENNIS RAYMOND ST GEORGE Dennas ra es The Kang and I as has favorate movae and The Scarlet Pampernel as has favorate book Hoo hah Mel van s an trouble as has favorste saynng Plans after graduataon wall be the Army JOANNE DOROTHY STOLTZMAN Joanne belonged to GAA Pep Club Hall Patrol German Club GAA Board and ref eree for GAA don know as most used expres sron She ra es Ten Com mandments as her fovorate movae Plans after graduataon wa anclude offace work or bookkeepang JEANETTE MARILYN STRIKE Jeanette partacapated an Ret erees Club Gym leader GA A GAA Board Pep ub Garls Club Scrlbb ers Vace Presadent Vace Pres of German Club Nataonal Honor Socaety and PTSA Crunch you oughta try a Rye Crnsp' as her most used expressaon Her plans after graduataon wall be college A l , . A iv, 1 ' 1 ' . . ,, ' ' ' - I I f 4 ' , HH ca b, A d P-T-- -t d - HBH F , l d --AH d Th ' Lif ' ' it 7 V 'B I ,I I f . - U . b y. ' I - . HV l ' , H I , 'J N , - f' I. fig' 7 . - I . o ' . 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A 7 If s if ' rf Su?-4' 'sm I ff u 1 lb RICHARD TEMPEL Duck rates the Wuld One as hus favorute movue d I ll Bute as hus most used expres suon After graduatuon he wll loun the servuce THEODORE JOSEPH TEMPEST Te was a member of B Football Red Cross Homecom ung Kung Candudate and PT SA Hus most used expressuon What da ya say' en Commandments r tes as h favorute movue College sught after graduatuon PATRICIA ANNE THIEL Pat belonged to Y Teens Governung Board A C our Beacon Representatuve ep Club and PTSA Board Her most used expressuon Frank and her favorute movue was Jeanne Eagles Atter graduatuon she wull con tunue workung as a secretary JEAN VERNA STROMBERG Jean rates The Wuld One as her favorute movue and D suree cus her favorute book usten Dearue her mos used expressuon She partucu pated un the Red Cross repre sentatuan Chrustmas play for speech class Junuor Achueve ment and On the Job Traunung Program Plans after gradua hon wull unclude photo colorust JOANNE MARY STRONG ugh I hought ld e Joanne s most used expressuon Ten Commandments rates as her favorute movue She also partucupated G Teens Contact Pep Club Stu dent Councul A Chour Op eretta Plans after graduatuon wull be College or work JUDY CAROLE SUITER Judy s favorute sayung us You lull Stunker and Rebel Wu h ou a Cause was her es Iuked movue She partucupated Y Teens Head Flagtwurl er Saga Representatuve PT S A and candudate for Home comung Plans after graduatuon v 59 5 'tb' it SHARON I THOMAS Sherry partucupated un GA A Camera Club St Councul Rep Natuonal Honor Socuety You re kuddung of course her most used expressuon Rebel Wuthout a Cause was her favorute movue Plans after graduatuon unclude work CAROL CARMINE TIDGWELL Carol partucupated un GAA Pres of Gopher Hustoruan ec o GAA Boar e eree s Club Sec of Pep Club H Patrol St Councul ep Natuonal Honor Socuety A Band and Pep Band At your a e'-' us her most used ex pressuon Meducal secretary us her goal after graduatuon RICHARD TOENSING Duck partucupated un Natuon Honor Socuety Sec Treas Archery Club Gym Helper Stu ent Durector A Band Pep Band Madrugal 57 Op eretta Cross Country A and B Track Hus most used ex pressuon C mon gang lets Plans after graduatuon are St Olaf College lr ca- x 'FL f RICHARD JEROME TYLER Duck s most used expressuon Dont let fear hold you back and Robun Caruso was hus favorute movue He was on A and B Hockey team Plans alter graduatuon wull be school THEADORE WILLIAM VALENTINE e rates War o e Worlds as hus favorute movue and Wutch Doctors S n hus favorute book Who cares us hus favorute sayung Plans alter graduatuon are col lege GORDON FREDRICK VERGES Gordys actuvutues uncluded Student Councul Rep and Hall atrol Ba tle Cry was us favorute movue and p hus most used expressuon Plans after graduatuon wull be a vocatuonal school ' ' , e- .. ,. . 1 . Q L' ' ls t . ' ' . L . U Z ll l . . H is . , ' . I g ,ir . . n . 1 I ffm L P 1 . .. . ' ' ' . . . uv ' La t ' du us , , ' Al A, ., ' s . f . . . d, R f. ,I Y - - , H , . y R , fw U at H in .A.A., Y- U. ' ' . I ,, 1: I . - I fm' P' xi 7 I all J I If ' 1 -M 'P K .. . l,, ,, .t - , . . 0 fs-6 F 'tr , ' , . . ' d , ,ff B I K is if' , ' I - - u. tu ' - ' - are College. go' I My , on V , H ,. . .. I -- ' - f xc 55 I .f A ' ' ' ' . ' i V v .u tu uu ut l - ' - l ' X I u . . u feb? 3 A' . uf ' Y' .2: er' ' I '31, -x'-i' f' ' I nu dv! Au It -M' A I , . f I lu I 'IT a' f uh D. . W ... A1 n . on as us . T F -3, x' . vu Q is K uu - - - - . ' ' . is in W' ' - ' Y I , ' ' 9 L - I .u f. h . I 1' X, I Q ' . .I L 1 P . ' P . t h' , . . . . . ' ' , I give . . s4 , tc' U . , us V .. ,. . 'W U . ' . S P' ,,: ,pf ' s y- I ,V . S ,' li r' it we gee if JOHN D. WALKER John's favorite saying is Steady as you go. He be- longed to H Club, Football, Basketball, Beacon and Saga Staff, Saga Rep., and Jr. Achievement. He plans to go on to college. ROBERT EUGENE WARD Bob was a member of P.T. S.A. His favorite expression is l'm broke. Future plans include attending the U. of M. MARY SHARON WEBER Mary's activities included Jr. Achievement, Red Cross Rep., Hall Patrol, and P.T.S.A. She liked the movie Rebel With- out a Cause. She plans to attend college. DENNIS WAYNE VESPER Dennis enioyed reading the book Gone With the Wind and his favorite expression is Oh noII He played in the A Band. Future plans: to ioin the Army. BARBARA ANN VICK Barb was a member of G. A.A. Board, Saga and Beacon Staff, Sec. of National Honor Society, Pep Club, Y Teens, P.T.S.A., and a Saga Rep. Her favorite saying is Very Good and The Robe was her fa- vorite book. Her plans include college. TOM GEORGE WALD Tom rates the book The Fly- ing Frontiersmen as his fa- vorite. His most used expres- sion is Great. Tom's activi- ties included Football, Contact, Gymnastics, and P.T.S.A. Fu- ture plans include college. WILLARD ROGER WEGWERTH Bill's most used expression is Mathis, you knothead. He enioyed the book Center Ice and the movie Tammy and The BacheIor. He was a mem- ber of Baseball, Tennis, B Hockey, H Club, and a Saga Rep. His plans after graduation are undecided. UNETTE K. WEIGUM Unette's favorite book was A Tree Grows in Brooklyn and her most used expression is How about lhat. She was a member of A Choir, Girls' Glee, and P.T.S.A. Future plans: Airline School. JUDY A. WHITE Judy rates Little Women as QU her favorite book. Her activi- ties included Girls' Glee, Of- fice Helper, Red Cross, G.A.A., and P.T.S.A. Her future plans are to become an airline stewardess. IZ I i le 5 si '5 'FI .fs . L J I L' 1 Qs fr I A in ' r 9 if - X it r I I . .... . -.A V' jf, A ll I ,lg tx' QU fb I. Y. ' CHARLES WILLIAM WILKE Chuck was a member of Trades Training and P.T.S.A. He enioyed the book Bridges at Toko Ri and his favorite saying is I don'l know. Chuck's future plans are un- decided. SANDRA JEAN WITTE Sandy liked the book Mag- nificent Obsession. She was a member of G.A.A., Pep Club, Camera Club, German Club, Library Helper, National Honor Society, Jr. Achievement Sec. and Treas. Future plans include college. FRED LYLE WITTER Fred's favorite expression is After graduation I plan to work. His future plans are to go to trade school. JKMM QOH' TT' DONALD RICHARD WOOD Don was u member of the Drama Club and PTSA H enloyed the movue East of Eden and his favornle saynng Baloney He plans to a lend arf school PATRICIA LOUISE WOOD Pa roles Llllle Women as her Iavorufe book Her mosl use expressuon IS No ld dung She was a member of e Cross Fu ure plans conhnue worknng al the Tele phone Co WENDELL LOREN WOYKE Wendells achvulues Included A Band Nanonal Honor So I y ep and favorlle expression Huh? and he liked Ihe book Doclor aI Sec: He plans Io altend Ihe U of M JAMES JOE WULFING Jams favorite book was Boahng and hns most used ex resslon I5 Oh' 0' was a member of PTSA Hrs u ure p ans Include Ira e school CAROL JEAN YEAGER Squeakle Inked the book A Man Called Peter Her ac Ilvuhes were German Club Pep u Achuevemenl TSA She plans Io become a secretary RITA MADELINE YOUNGQUIST Rula s Iavorule expression don! g I She enloyed Ihe book Lorna Doane She was a member of Drama Club GAA PTSA and SI Coun ure ans ar Io secrelarual work ' 5-, 1 'S 'Wes JAMES CHERRY RONALD COLOSIMO CARY CURTIS ROGER HAMER CHARLES JORGENSEN GERALD McCRANK PATRICK McDERMOTT DENNIS MARVETS REGINAL MEISSNER FLOYD MOHRLAND DAVID MORIS PARVIS MOSTOFI MARY OCH DAVID RASMUSSEN LESLIE RICHARDSON GERALD RIVETT RICHARD ROCHA CHARLES ROTH SHUTTER SHY ROGER ROUTE DONALD SCHUMACHER DENNIS SEIDL STEPHANIE SULIKOWSKI JAMES TISCHLER HAROLD TOLAND ROBERT VITALI CHARLES WILDENAUER DEANNA ZELGERT x . . . . e H ' ' S. 3 54 531. ' ' ' t p ' ' . N He is I- fl 1 ' d SYN Ill I 'il 'I ' ' .. A H - .I as . , , n Tal as 'Q d ' ' H lc . - -- I . ' u U CI b, Jr. ' , sv. ' ,J 'V , A Chow, SI- COUMIII and Council Helper, G,A.A. and P. '- R d . I 1 Io . A n , . .. , . . . , is E -- -' , ' . I-I ' el s. ' 1 c'eI , P B , P.T.S.A. His -H Q' ' ' is , T? F , cil. Fu? pl e do ' I , U U ' I 523 l , ll I I O C I bf 25318, ' 'c '. f 1 . in A-,. M1 x ,l 3 Qv' F 4 1 v 1 I Af 4 f . 4 n . l.' I ,rl ., ' Z 'f5zg ' x dl X ,X 1 Q x w X' x x , x I dxs y b W 3 ,I J A x X A P. O JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS . Potter, Treasurer. l J l JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE ROW I. H. Huberty, J. Marshall, P. Findley, J. Pankratz, M. Von De Linde, C. Johnson, C. Ruth, L. O'Connor. ROW 2. H. Aquirre, P. Potter, J. Peterson, G. Saffel, L. Ford, S. Hermo, J. Nauer. ROW 3. R. Winger, D. Steinhouser, R. Couillard, K. Neihart, J. Steele, C. Nelson, J. Nelson, D. Fritle. Lynne Ford, Secretary, Jim Steele, Pres: dent, Sandy Stanton, Vice-President, Phil MR. BJELDANES ROW l. P. Bursinger, E. Miller, E. Root, J. Grima luskus, V. Spreigl, T. Orlando. ROW 2. P. Potter M. McEwen, C. Ek, M. Bailey, F. Raasch, P. Pott hoff, K. Grubowski, D. Homer. ROW 3. D. Verges A. Kerntop, B. Olson, D. Jensen, B. Paulson, R Boenish, S. Curry, L. Larson. 5.4 s MR. BRYAN W 1 C Johnson B Srmon S Lmdabaur sephson M Schneller R B nd ROW 2 orm Ro a R Anderson B Morey Schwab S Swanson F Holman ROW 3 N Carl son D Krem D Gerger G Lundqurst C Guslaf son E ORerIIy G Peferson ROW 1 l OConnor C Gaglr ard: M Markegard D Dchlsirom A Buhl A Hoffa D Ryan ROW 2 M Gnbbons B Barte J r k D Needham M Jensen J Bar bar: J Schrllrng H Larson ROW 3 C Hoyi G Peterson J ohn n P Br n D Bredler D c Neal P EmeoH ROW 4 N Cos gove B Fuller! L Westlund Mc aughlrn K Nerhart A Po rny D Jaeger J Bernie Huelsmun MR FRICKE 2 i rw-I+' 'M MR A JOHNSON ROW I M Lerthauser P Fehpe J Schmliz D L4 Waller l Sears R Murphy J Kornfop ROW 2 Nauer R Pederson M Tmerney T Nase Moms S Avoles P Schwautes R Polucha J Val enhne ROW 3 J Peterson C Cory W Beltz D wards P Canfreld P Q 1 R Burdr Yaeger I . .V W RO . . , . ' , . ' ,K. -. 1 Jo , . , . Ia . .D. ' A, I' L FI ' , D. hd , . , . , W. I f X I I ,J',.Fic, 5 ' ' l so,. ih,.' ,.M- . , N- Jo . . - 9 -- , . . X Y , nM: B ' J wx 'P R ko , . , . ', H. '75 . ef le -W . BJJ. - ml . C In . 3 ' ' x 0 l A It .I - ' I 1, ' I 0 . I Z '. G ' ' 4 J. , . , . ' , . ,G. 'J . L 115 ', . , . , . , . - ' '7' 5 A ' . . . , . , . . . ' ' . P' vff Ed , . ' , . uas, . 'ck, N. ! . B. 'J NN. N ,lf js l MR. M:DONALD MR NOVACZYK W l J Cherry M Von De Lnnde K Klel Haas R Dornself J Gaboury E Theusen B Brandt W 2 T Lnnnerooth A Angberg T .lunge rmonn B C Wnllloms M MCKG P erson J Allen R Caluruu ROW 3 J Mary y ee Fla L Benson K Rudeen L Morhnez L Nelson H Oswald MR. LUDWIG ROW l. J. Liman, J. Grosz, B. Hofccker, G. Shaw, L. Ford, K, Koch, K. Anderson, B. Kolb. ROW 2. N. Fusenig, D. McMahon, S. Praznik, W. Rode, Y. Edwards, J, Pierson, D. Wcska, T. Plasler. ROW 3. J. LaFavor, D. Peterson, R. Pflffner. D. Wiggins, R. Couilford, J. LoBcrre, R. Potthoff, R. Holden. ROWI W Hall W Wonsmos K Manda J Lange E eck M Mueller H Huberly ROW 2 J ey nolds T Lewus C Scnlarsnero R Lachowllzer A P u K Johnson B Uhler S Nlelsen J Pelerson ROW 3 Rodman J Hoge D Hanson J urn srde G Nelson P Ross C Huffmener R Albrechl MR. ROSSI ROW I. D. Fritze, J. Gralish, C. Roth, J. Wagner, J. Arrigoni, J. Peterson, J. Bakke, G. Lauer. ROW 2. G. Maier, J. Boyle, C. Zerham, K. Hansen, J. Soeffner, l. Hoeschen, J. Morrow, J. Young. ROW 3. B. Arcand, B. Kelly, T. LeVasseur, J. Reller, J. Lenz, K. Tinkham, F. Leonard, R. Cylkowski. -, .wr Ullwllu x ,F 9 .Po au- ,ff og 4 ,mf R' ... 'c Ill' I f'! ':L 231551 ' mfs' , 5f'!'u1' wie .D MISS SCHWARTZBAUER ROW 1 S Bettendorf M Whall P Fnndley G Strong C Naylon C Gulncksrude S Becken A Klenk S Doudna ROW 2 R Warmmg M Kolod ske C Belusle J Breskump R Donahue M e ntschka Jensen J Wluk ROW 3 Cable M Brunner D Rnemenschnelder T Lnllesve D Jorgensen R Dumer L Gebhard M Scott B Mackenburg lik MR SKAMSER ROW I M Luethy J DuCharme S Hermo P Scott J Bartuzal ROW 2 W Weuverra N Kaester G Marshall C Gebhard B Storey J Shafer W 3 J Cordes L Martln R Sandberg Kurschbaum C Hallgren D Pettee ,N U s lb' , M. ,' . 'r C.. ' . K. A . , i I . I, . ,. , . , . v . , R s J Q, L ' ' Ag' - 4 .41 gl 7 . l 4 I I ' ax ff f V N T .iff T- ' 6 .. . ' . , . , . , . . 3 . A . ,u 1- no . . , . ', . ,L. 4 K , . , . . L i , ' 1 .' . ' 45 MRS. SWANSON ROW I, L. DuBois, D. Bergeron, B. Waldock, A Bartizal, T. Christianson, M. Halste, M. Steiner ROW 2. G. Pangrac, D. Anderson, K. Engstrand G. Saffel, R. Bartok, B. McKinnon, J. Lodge, C Klink, B. Kunz. ROW 3. L. Lassonde, B. Wingate P. Setzer, D. Steinhauser, D. Martinson, J. Henke C. Gangi, R. Johnson, R. Girardi. wk. Qt MISS VAUGHAN X X MISS WARKENTEIN ROWl R Ashton H Wallen J Long S Stanton Qstad P L h Ma a R W 2 0 cow M Freitag A Sellmcn L Huber R Wqxon R Cardenas J Patterson D Johnson J Bibeau ROW 3 J Stachowuak G Rondeau R Pedgmski Causon R Colvin D Va Ness J Nelson Schmut K Moyer Brandt R Lee R Stedman C Brandvold W I o son u Pankratz ermm D Sedman L Danley H Agu e Roden B Heitzig S Olszewski ROW 2 K Doyle M Pogose A Weiss L Bastian J Lucker C Fuh huster B F S Rottm n ROW 3 B ux B Bonngard J Keplinger W Keller L Wallin D SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Cathy Mahoney Secretary Bob Clark Presndent Sandy Smith Vuce Presudent Treasurer SOPHOMORE STEERING COMMITTEE x I ROWI J Laven R Wucklem D Desaret R White C Mahoney J Petrasek S Renmenschneuder ROW 2 J Peterson l McKenzne D Forsberg B Isaacson J OConnor D Henderson J Steele J Nuss ROW 3 C Borg S Smlth C Lund D Headqunst Schwartzbauer H Phnffner ROW 4 D Sandvlg G Eusenmg J Melander B Clark MRS CHRISTOPHERSON W I An erson How B Mtgg r Hermel C Cnampn S Vanderhoof S Gulles K Wal n OW 2 W Whnte B K m Fole Forsberg G Patrcw R Wood P Nelson S MO shter ROW 3 W Dvckson E Schwan A Johnson K Hanson T Maasen J Prelgo K Ekle ad O I P H .f Q xy O I 1,-I. 'l 4' M O 1' j , f' , R I - E RO .J.A ,M. , . Ie,.D. so . R4 I . .I I ' , , iIsIro' , I.. I Iy, DI MR. COURTMANCHE MISS DUNN W I no ds inucci Rub Cavegn M Bussiere D Schultz S Murphy D Pettee T McCrank ROW 2 B Rulien T Farrell C Tschida R Dufresne L McKenzie D Herman G Waldner J Redung M Boelter M Mauder W 3 J Pe schl Avoes J OConnor T Dawns J Muellerkile G A ams J lllr B Humph re MR. COLLINS ROW I. G. Clark, D. Jensen, J. Ziemer, J. Ander son, J. Lee, R. Rodriguez, D. Patterson, C. Oakes G. Johnson. ROW 2, W. Johnson, G. Aguirre, S Best, B. Lehmann, J. Pagel, K. Malaske, B. Pekarek W. Dwire, S. Sanahez, K. Boyle. ROW 3. L. Schuldt J. Kirby, S. Smith, G. Eissinger, B. Neumann, R Salcow, J. Shea, K. Peltier. ROW I W Obedoza J Spf C Mll C Elli g N Iverson P Campbell G Rodriguez D McDer mott ROW 2 N Skinner J Hanggl Sandy Ecker R Williams N Swanson P Leo T Lifto C Gomez E Waldo ROW 3 R Cyclowsku C Greising L s C Borg B Isaacson J Johnson J Bo s gard B Fuller T Curtin M White JN I MR DYRHAUG W I E H mmel P Menl E Lnn T o man R Mlsenor R Fusher M DeFce J Pelrasek ROW 2 S Orlando D Krause S Penlon B Eckl P Bemloll D Mueller B Marner N Plerce ROW R L Brow T Jack n R Fuller E Sen e Slauff D Chnlberg D Hedqunsl G Schreuer W I Franzen G Cambell L Mosner Mener S Ruemenschnelder C Kupferschmudl S Neumann ROW 2 A Schwnnlek A Ylzen S Mller T Carlson R Wlcklem L Lundslrom K Howxe D Kung ROW 3 R Magnuson D Engberg J Huber Hanson P Coughlan M Pavlak T Johnson W 4 D Bachmann P Runze K Dornself LeVasseur R. Pelerfeso H. Blcckfelner. MRS GAGNON MR. HEINE ROW I. E. Revier, J. Quigley, M. Kelly, S. Thomas W. Turnquist, J. Black, R. Rulherford. ROW 2. D Fox, L. Hoerchner, D. Henderson, J. Swenson, J Schneider, P. Kane, L. Jahn. ROW- 3. M. Moris F. Mroszak, C. Salak, F. Carlson, T. Ashlon, C Lange, J. Jones. ROW 4. J. Kloelzke, A. Polls M. Pfoff, W. Estes, T. Wrighl, C. Lund, J. Capaul MISS KRAULIK MR. ROSENQUIST ROW I. M. Nakken, K. Desmond, K. Brann, Richardson, H. Radeck, J. Sweno, S. Jasinski, J Kiellberg, ROW 2, G. Maieski, J. Lehman, S. Mel kowski, G. Rossi, V. Frosl, B. Aydl, A. Benlz, S Abas, J. Crowley, G. Olsen. ROW 3. S. Scanlon B. Szeremela, T. Bagan, D. Thompson, J. Fisher, H. Anderson, J. Nelson, J. Schwarlzbauer, H. Frederick. MR. R. JOHNSON ROW 'l. K. Connolly, N. Hazzard, D. Martinez M. Clausen, B. Burns, R. Kale, J. Davidsen, G Parsons, D. Mohrland. ROW 2. A. Weiss, C. Car bone, H. Pfiffner, S. Spitz, K. Anderson, V. Hogrefe K. Hamilton, M. Piel. ROW 3. H. Lehman, T. Ball R. Huff, J. Ness, D. Anzivina, T. Hanson, J. Schule ROW 4. T. Rivard, J. Flowers, C. Mielke, D. Sand vig, C. Huhl, J. Schmilz. - ,xii g ROW l. J. Bonk, J. Tate, Yvetle Buc, P. Sybrandl G. Modean, V. Jara, C. Rasmussen, K. Riedinger ROW 2. J. Pribnow, K. Mahler, C. Sl. Marlin, D Lindroth, D. Miller, K. Boellcher, B. Guslafson, J Nuss, J. Flahaue. ROW 3. D. Gall, B. Danielson N. Schoenheider, D. Klinkhamer, J. Anton, S. Scherz T. Cook, K. Jetzke. ig. ,fg 532 , .- X W 'wgc -.j w 'Q- in -3. ui A 1 ' 'J g 1413533 X J MR. SPIES ROW l. T. Seobold, G. Wilke, J. Hcberman, B. Erickson, P. Highberg, S. Drobczak, G. Miller, G. Hcrms. ROW 2, K. Kifeck, M. Schmidkunz, J. Peler- son, N. Kcndler, S. Krueger, C. Frilsch, C. Russell. ROW 3. S. Magnuson, D. Hugher, R. Boleen, J. Cowkwell, D. Peabody, E. Zenlzis, D. Bauer, Libhcrdl, K. Ring. L. STALWICK W 1. S. Gildi, J. Audell, M. Mullin, J. Prcnke, J. Heimerl, M. Shafer, K. Rubbelke, T. Cullelle. ROW 2. J. Sleele, J. Krein, R. Honebrink, E. Schus ter, H. Ehrle, D. lance, M. Bruhn, C. Hammes, E Wipf. ROW 3. S. Benedum, D. Henry, 8. Berbes R. Kern, D. Michalek, T. lausl, S. Jensen, G. Perlz, J. McNaughlon. Vg . fha 'Ffh u' P: Jr 532: Bin MRS. WESTBY ROW I. D. Feldmann, P. Kornfop, J. Cardencs, G Painter, D. DeSurl, D. Hanson, S. Haas. ROW 2 J. Paulbick, M. Rodriguez, D. Bergquist, S. Mat- lhees, S. Wcldvogel, J. Bergerson, L. Rauch, F lake. ROW 3. B. Grewing, R. Krizun, M. Nelson C. Wiesner, B. James, R. Clark, J. Opine, G. Smilh MRS WRIGHT INSIDE THE CLASSROOM Sophomore Steernng Commuttee presldent Bob Clark busuly studues wuth has classmates an Mr R John son s thnrd peruod bnology class MR. WNUK ROW I J Laven M West J Wolf N Wegwerth Van yn E Walsh M Swanson K Tru son ROW 2 K Swanson G Szumylo S Westphal C uugherty J Th emke R Wh: e I Sterner ROW 3 D Tuccl J Anderson J Wake fzeld J Vasburg B Swanson J Werra ROW 4 M Walesheck C Stone T Seebuetter J Stelner ROW I K Olsen C Mahoney J Seefer T Pelp gras P Kramer V Muller G Galvin M Lllledahl M Schnuller J Stadler ROW 2 K Hogg D Brud f r P Fahey A Hasley F McCoy L Mu ek H Russell J Keller ROW 3 J Chapeau R Weg werth J Melander D Hamer C Bongglovonnn D Bass G lachowutzer MR FINNEGAN ROWI W Memdan S Hazzard B Stachowuak B Polucha D Wulson G Donahue D Andrews VerHcngh ROW 2 J Kallon K Bush J La e ey Quasl Levang Cos e o J berg J Slach ROW 3 B Elgaard J Schrankler A Morrow K Bonn N Wallm ROW 4 L Se G Kaase B Forrest G Lange A Polthoff B Nel n J Mn MISS LARAMY W l Sle n G Zup r J Chernow Hanson D Kuschel C Peaslee P Murnane ROW L Harrison P Bagan M Sleuch B McEwen rdy omas s rum James c rankler J arson OW 4 Ut uns I rvns D Uhel S Van Dusarlz R Olson G Jo son R Rollman MR LEINO W l G Schnobruck M Coleman E Jans zer R Jones E Arp E Pelrenko M Dueven G Zupfer ROW 2 M McKay A Valley L Sempra W Gear B Kxnney G Anderson E Vaelker D rsen ROW 3 P Fanslod D Beedy S Phu s o u e Buchta S Stedman Wesllund E Uhlnr .-1 l . sf ' '. l . I. ' , , ' ', , ruff: J. K ll , K. , E. , E. I II , . Fors- . , . , . ' . . . ars, so- , . l'ller. I J J J I J RO . P. ' la d, . le, . , D. Y ' ,. , ' v I - I - 1 - - x J 2. . ' , . , - ' , - ,K. Dandrea, C. Kloelzke, J. Olson. ROW 3. R. Lehman, Lf , I - g B. Ha , J. Th , J. OI , P. , J. J ' S h , . L . R . J. sch' kA, H. ',,,. Ja ', . , . , . , . hn- I . 1 X ' 1 A .Q , , Q f , . . lg l D RO . . ' , . , . , M Lol , . , . , . , , ' y Je.. . I J . .l J , . I I, . 'Ilip P. Kn ll, C. Sh ll , D, , , , W MR O LEARY MR. McNAMER ROW I. C. Taylor, S. Rentz, P. Brennan, G. Adams, D. Brcndvold, R. Rodriguez, B. Koch. ROW 2. J. Kale, R. Steinbruckner, R. Nielsen, L. Sutton, D. Ziemon, E. Sich, M. Dillon, G. Grimaluskus. ROW 3. W. Pankrotz, H. Richter, A. Paul, J. Bodsgurd, M. Alexander, J. Doren, E. Fuller, R. Tanka. MISS PEARSON W I N Re meter W ie R Crowe Spence V Snpf T Burney ROW 2 B Mosimann T Steiner S Shea J Jubcsta B Sellmon G Cour noyea D Raasch L Lopez ROW 3 K Feyereusn S Wegwerth S Swanson K Kunde B Fisher L Fritze P Jacobson H Leurer ROW 4 A Morrow K y R Carlso L Duncan G Bonngor Lenz A Kerntop J Ebert: B Pendy ROWI M Nordstrom S Hernandez J Ranalls J Skoog D Tacheny D Danley N Marson ROW Curr M Knutson G Knea Neavin G Friendt P Walters ROW 3 B Schma er H Palecek T LaBarre M Sorg J Lord Johnson D Rondeau ROW 4 J Sizer D Geiger huldt Bo ck B Mas n R St George Aussey S Richter J Taylor O Pix' MRS. PRICKETT ROW l. J. Peterson, M. Turnquist, M. Lehman, G. Zinschlag, B. Amundson, J. Hernandez, A. Ruther- ford. ROW 2. G. Coleman, M. Aydt, M. Schilling, S. Peterson, D. Holden, S. Cherry, T. Brink- man, B. Gobert, K. Johnson, H. Stanton. ROW 3. M. Wisp, T. Whelan, J. McCrane, J. Naughton, J. Kloetzke, R. Casperson, R. Krevinghaus, R. Marlin. ROW 4. J. Fisher, B. Lyk, J. Davis, C. Finhatt, J. Johnson. 2 . 1,14 , fr Y 1' V ,f,, A' '7 K 2 J.. jg? jf? X Lf! L Ili 1 . L14 f .1 . 1 1 if 4, J ,X Lf ' f V t jg , 4,730 ROW l. M. Joyce,f M. LaBarre, D. Anderson, G. Wagner, R. Lysne, V, Zimmerman, N. Schmitz, J. Casey. ROW 2. C. Reller, B. Brown, J. Kreger, J Tubbesing, K. Loomis, D. Brown. A. Harvieux, K. Hines, G. Peloguin. ROW 3. M, Emeott, W. John son, W. Doehling, W. Webster, W. Ruddif, B. Hen ton, J. Cotroneo, K. Philipp, B. Naughton, B. Hilde- brandt, D. Ulal. MISS SCHULZ Efl QQ I5' M... 'su MRS. STAHL ROW l. P. Johnson, D. Everson, K. Lange, C. No- wicki, J. Hagen, D. Grausnick, D. Wenzler, l Holmes. ROW 2. J. Dalton, L. Zuk, D. Wald, B Biedler, D. Ritter, J. Russell, J. Deifel, F. Miller ROW 3. H. Edwards, R. Broz, J. Boettcher, J. Sel chow, J. Newman, M. Murphy, J. Aronson. ROW 4 R. Rask, J. Darmody, M. Stone, R. Holtzkamp, S McDonough, l. Williams. I 1 -.S SW op, 'J i' L ' li ' 2 . .,, L Q v Q 39' ' ' 54,45-1 E81 ,.f. . ,i 45 Eli Ge Fur ge L a' ur Q 6 if 11 N--e ROW l. Ed Wegwerth, Bill Martin, Stan Schmit, Bill Ziemer, Jack Ranalls, mgr., Arnie Johnson, Tom Linnerooth, mgr., Dick Riemen schneider, Bill Paulson, Gary Schwendig, Ricky Cardenas. ROW 2. Bill Peterson, Dave Reid, Pete Hall, Dugol McLellan, Dale Tinkham Mike Shanley, Chuck Nelson, Jim Olszewski, Jim Dornfeld, Dick Morris, Dick Barbari. ROW 3. Rocky Winger, Mark Steele, Bob Monson Henry Aguirre, Jack LaBarre, Ron DeMike, Dick Pariseau, Larry Larson, Gary Nelson, John Walker, Tom Barry, Al Jones, Ken Neiharl Ron Dornseif, Rollie Rose, Dale Sigstad, Bill Kernal, Brian LaChapelle, Dave Brandt, Bob Wingate, Dick Eaton, mgr. FOOTBALL '58 ...te 19 X ' W '?'v?3't a'+if- vi s., A. Y A -vp' c :2'a 4 Hording's defense smothers a Washington ball-carrier. I, Hardung Hordung Hardung Hardung Hardung MR CLYDE McDONALD head coach Hardung Hardung SCORES Central Washungton Wulson Monroe Murray Crehn Humboldt MR PETER VUJOVICH assustanf coach THE STARTING T1 ROW I Rollue Rose Bob Monson Duck Morrus John Wolker Bull Kernal Muke Shanley Duck Puruseou ROW 2 Duck Barbaru Arnue Johnson Jum Olszewsku Mork Sfeele ' 0 ............. 6 ' 21 .......,. ' o ' A '- , ' 25 ........... . . ' 0 A T Q A ' o .......... .. 6 Harding I2 ............ Johnson 20 ' 20 ............. 25 ' ' 0 .............. ' 32 ' ' ' I4 ........... 13 My ,X wb DICK PARISEAU, Left End MARK STEELE, Left Half FOOT... ARNIE JOHNSON, Fullbcck In E JIM DORNFELD, Lef! Half 4'- in 60 DAVE REID, Guard BILL PETERSON, Cenier ...BALL Q X I f ka .. L -. DICK MORRIS, Tackle 1' TOM BARRY, Guard 4 -.. DUGAL McCLELLAN, Right Half x - N J It A I J I CHUCK NELSON, Tackle f ROLLIE ROSE, Right End PETE HALL, Right End .. .FOOTBALL Harding's '58 Football team was characterized by a good line and fine defensive play, allowing their op- ponents an average of a little over a touchdown per game. The team finished the season with a 3 win, 4 loss record in Conference play, and one non-conference loss. One ofthe outstanding players this year was Mike Shanley, who was elected to the All-City second team. The boys also welcomed a new assistant coach, Mr. Peter Vuiovich, who came to us from Windom, Minne- sota. A good nucleus of boys will be returning to form the football team for next year. B SQUAD ROW I Ray Avoles Tom laust Gary Rossi Jim Jones Willie Obedozc Jack Davidson Ed Linden ROW 2 Joe Schwartzbauer Dick Kern Jerry OConnor Jrm Muellerlerle Bob Clark Ron Mersenor Tom Jackson Dick Huff ROW 3 Gilbert Aguirre Barry Humphrey Chuck Gomez Chuck Lund Dave Peabody Hughie Russell Bob Solchow Tom McCrank Not prctured David Allen John Ness as 11 Y t C l li in t X l F ' A s , 1 is I x r gx ,X Q 3 .0 3, f fy? .Jy .9 5 if new STATE ,HQQKEY RJNNERAUQ Q 2 I I ,5 V4 1,4 ,',1.,, . , . 4 ., a tiff I .858 FN N L Ama. 4 ' The 1958 Hardmg hockey team was a hard flghtrng, smooth skating unut whose aggressive ness and pluck carned them to a Region l cham pronshlp and runner up spot In the state tourna ment Hughllghts of the season were the 4 3 vrc tory over Johnson rn the Reglon 4 playoffs the 3 2 vnctory over Murray un the opemng round of e state tournament and the l 0 loss to Roseau or the state championship The team was led by e following outstandmg players Arnie John son All State goalie and Co Captain Jlm Ol szewsku All State and All Cnty center and Co Captain Make Mathns All State defenseman Du gre Mclellan All State wlng and Rlcky Cardenas All Cnty defenseman Thirteen lettermen will b returnnng to form a great hockey squad next year 'Y'-:V MR JOHN ROSSI Coach '4 .gave 1 qu! ROW I, L to R Arme Johnson, Dave Frontzen, Joe Schwartzbauer, Al Weuss, Jlm 0lSZeWSkI, 00918 MCI-Clldn. Aff Nlnke, Gary Schwendlg k C d R DeM ke, Al Jones, Make Mathis, Mrke Krenz Rocky Wnnger ROW 2 Jack Ranalls, mgr, Jlm Hagglund, Duck Tyler, Rnc y or enas, on I Bull Marian Roger Burdick M OLSZEWSKI Center All Siuie All Cliy ARNIE JOHNSON Goalie All-Siate MIKE MATHIS Defense All State DUGIE McLELLAN Wung 8.1 ' .1 ,lk All State RICKY CARDENAS Defense All-City H if I sv -.1 is E -Q., f .I .I 0 'J I. s .8 nm Olszewskn makes hot work of ut for Murrays alle Chalk up another save for Arnne Q ,Wu f' ad W Q, 4- my 4-Www 'avr 'g gi new cp? XX ft ik' in no 'Q 4 ' f ,.'c,'.,.' . Ip f . 1, 4, , 4 . ' .7 ga-f' Olszewski make life and Schwcrtzbauer L uns P r fries .a N, 5 ,W qw + I!'s c Score! -1 FN in N ROW 1 L to R Leroy Lundsircm Dan McDermoH Jack Davudson Duck Tunuccu Dan McCrank Neal Skinner Ray Hundley Jum Johnson ROW 2 Coach Paul Bryon Ken Hanson Ray Avoles Muke Alexander Duck Kern John Pelschl Tom Maassen Bull Danuelson Ronnue Meusenor Duck Huff John Cotroneo mgr B S Q U A D AI Weuss guves SI Louus Park a hot hme .,,,a cl i' K ', W ,3E,ff+',-. J J . ..., . -1 'Am , -fi ' , ' ' nf img., ' A. 3, , Q X N ROW 1 L to R Duck Toensing mgr Jock LoBorre Rollie Rose Dorreil Peterson, Ken Neihort, Dick Pcriseuu. ROW 2. Mr. Kelly, Quoiick Dove Brondt Roger Couillord John Ness Mr Vulovuch Not pictured: Dick Putter. John Ness drives for the basket os Dick Puffer screens. 3D Len B A S K E T B A L L 116 Jn ROLUE ROSE DICK PARISEAU sts.: 1 Wm' A JOHN NESS KEN NEIHART Hardnngs basketball team had a rather dusappomtnng season thus year wlnnvng two and loslng thlrteen Very few of these games were one suded however and the Kmghts fought all the way The team welcomed two new coaches thus year Mr Vulovach head coach and Mr Kelly assnstant and B Squad coach Some of the other hrghllghts of the basketball season were the 46 42 vuclory over Mon roe, and the nomination of Rollie Rose and Darrell Peterson to the All-City Honorable Mention team. - in s ii Z X sy ger Couillqrd ghggpg Hblind- Dick Porisecu goes up and over the Monroe defense ESB!! 'lllfl l ll w 'a ROW I, L to R. Gary Eissinger, Jerry lang, Bob Sclchow, Ar! Potlhofl, Pol McDonald. ROW 2 Coach Kelly, Bruce Johnson, Tom Naughton, John Prelgo, Jim Vosburg, Jim Krein, Dave Allen, mgr 73 V 1958 , -' H ,,fr,1f11 1- ,V :li 1 w R A h ? P Q n ' ff f J' ' J Ziff -'iii Y, ri? 1253 .5 Q i fr,?f,g-igij. 7 ' I . ' A, ,,..w:1.g' ,wr f f if L 3524 Ji71ff'T ' ' 'f Ii by ga: fiiikiga fr:2:q5 'J +2 . ,, K' Y 4-im A '1 ,L A Q , Q Aw' f- 5' 'wwf fr J 1 ff fjfgl ' .. f ig, - 1 eif?rpfL'i:iif.y , X . . . 1 .1.-., -J 2 ' I gm! on Au ' Gymnastic lzqiupmc-nt viluss You Arc Out Gi MF.A5'l lCS nu .,,,, s ... -........ ' Q. A I' . A .' ROW I, l. lo R. Gary Coleman, Tom Rivard, James Oslrum, George Q Johnson, Dick Hanson. ROW 2. Bill Greising, Russell Phillip, Glen Budrow, Jim Jones, Jim Shule. ROW 3. Dick Rodriguez, Jim Long, xx Henry Aguirre, Jim Stavsvick, larry Larson, Dick Sledman, John Panian, Leo Mudek. .5 ,A l i , i 'WT I I W Henry Aguirre on the parallel bars. In V f W, l . 74 GYMNASTS TITLE HOLDERS l - l ' X ll ll xg, X, lf X Q1 Nr. l , fn. 'Y I l r'-Xa. Ni ROW 1, L to R. Nuck Marson, Tom Burney, Brian Polucha, John Casey, Terry McGovern. ROW 2. Bob Clark, Ray Wood, David Raasch, Don Johnson. ROW 3. Ron Humphrey, Lloyd Wallin, Fred Bonngard, Bob Stedman, Bill Paulson, Don Frilze, Don Rodchl. Senator Humphrey goes up and over on the mals. .1 N.. XX ,-'41, Q' X5-...M ,,- 'WN X ,V A A ,V , 'we A .,,,,. 19- 4-.,, ' . Ill ,K , - 1 54 g'l52h5 k 36- ' 5- NYM 'A M Qli? f A fr If 4-, - 'QW ew .I G 35, ,Cr .-7 SCORES Central . . . Humboldt . . Washington . Mechanic Arts Wilson ...., Ramsey .. Ramsey .... Robbinsdale Washington . . ...ll l2lf5 l2l!5 l2l!5 l23!5 .. 47 .. 62 .. 20 .. l3 'turn-.Q-W Do ----4... -in This 5? xfiai -mu-pq, 1 1 n Rodahl practices form on the low bars.' Flying Fred Bonngard goes? 1 high, wide, and handsome. ,J John Paniun begins his horse exercise. a Tm li- ., s-..,I1, . I L ' l W A I ,, l -.L -,.L1l,r, -,.A.. i MR. DONALD ROSENQUIST . Assistant coach l x,QRDlN, PRLN dug I l in ' lxPfLmNg .sw :.- W. 2,7 VW tr -J ROW 1, l to R. Jerry Kieffer, Art Ninke, Tom Landin. ROW 2. Joe Swerlh, Bob Miller- ROW 3- HUYVEY MelSeI10f, TCW B0flelmY JIU' H werth, Bob Miller. ROW 3. Harvey Meisenor, Tom Bartelmy, Jim Hogglund, Gary Lundquist, Jim Olszewski, Rollie Rose, Arnie Johnson Ken Neihart, Jim Bruyere, Dave Brandl, Mike Malone. BASEBALL ,oz ws MR. CLYDE McDONALD Coach Harding O Harding 2 Harding 3 Harding 6 Harding's baseball team, with only five graduating seniors, had a slow season la! year, losing in con- ference play. Hopes are high for the '58 season though, as most of the team will be returning. Arnie Johnson and Jim Olszewski were named the 'most valuable' players for last year's season. SCORES Mechanic Arts lO Harding l Johnson 12 Monroe 3 Hardingl Washington 3 Murray ll Harding 5 Central l5 Humboldt l0 Harding 4 Wilson 9 X Duck Puruseou Hurdler and Hugh uumper CROSS COUNTRY TEAM u'L'f Lf TRACK II..u Muke Shanley D1scus and Shot put J. ROW I L to R Len Oualuck Bob Barre Vaughn Frost Mel Luluedohl ROW 2 Duck Puffer Duck Hedquusu lorry Bcsruan Duck Toensmg 79 94- ' u a . if T'f1 , , l IJ D T !,.,1W.,,..Q. I Y WL-- A I A ,A W if . L IMT . . L : u 'Ml L 3 ' g - W Qi u R ' M u l A Y T ,, l - o 0 0 -'L-I Z 2 D u A .L W5 v . V-2:4 if , 1 4 r' U' Q , 1 5, 4: , ' 'S-t. , n e 7 , af.. '..f'. N, -A , .-ha. R- . '3 x ,ysixg-,, 1 N i!!!i,f, Y G 'A K 'S' 1 A S- 4-izf'53'tC mf 4 Dean lodge Harold Stolpestod Duck Schumocker f5 Lowell Anderson 'O-vu, vs ,V N' La ' 1 9 Wi Ed Charpentler Hardlng Hardung Harding Hardmg Harding Harding Hardtng Hardung l4V2 '2 l4l2 CITY CHAMPIONS Harding s golf team emerged from an undefeated season to wrest the crty golf tntle from defendung champlon Central Hlghlughts were the vlctorles over Cen tral and Johnson, and the nomlnatlon of Leon Quast as most valuable player GOLF SCORES wnson V2 2' Central 7 Murray 6Vz Humboldt Mechamc Arts Johnson Monroe Washmgton LEON QUAST Most Valuable 41 I A Q , 5 . W 1 5 i -, ' r .-af ,Lil . , ' fl . . . t gf A - - P1 Mx . ,, ,Q , hifi 1, . fi - 'Yi' .V 4, I O kllt . -s M , Q - ' tr ' uk,- 1 . 4 to 3 ' 8 ....... . . . . . . . . . C 4 ft e ia'lt, ' L 5 L, t,.t, Q C sg, . y 'vi' J :,wS ,,qs fy 1' A W' 8 f ............. 4 K Ah fe,-f f-, N 9 J S 15 . ............ o w,.,df- fawg eq,t .15 . 0 'ff ' v-z ff ' O4 ' I .......... 'Q , u. .3,,.,g.n., gk mf:-xt -K 'rn val '55 ' 'Z .-'W V' ' 8 .............. I 7 'N' ' l 2 ............... 3 V X ' f ..t...... ' V, ' . .,r 4, .,. gk A f ' t C - 3' F' saa- Q. 5 tb '- Yf' q1 'fI 's HI- 5- qr- .4 -P' L 1 Mx' N?-e ROW I L to R Don Fox Dove Allen Lyle Swanson John Allen ROW 2 Clarey Weis ner Ron Erickson Ray Polloff Bob Wmgole Gerald Rondeou Greg OConnor TENNIS SWIMMING g -f up 'fag A-ff - ., 4 5' W 4-Cp M.. ,,.--m,,,7,l . ROV! I L to R Bob Bone Lowell Rueks, Clorey Wersner, Jum Ander son ROW 2 Don Fox Tom Lmneroolh Bull Berme, Chuck Lund fl. --N ' , mf -ffvli . I I 'I' ' - 5 s 'M . - 'A ,O I 1- M .- I V a ,I I . ' ,,,.' ' 71, L.f' 4 4 ' V- I A. ww. 4l,k w 1 ' l.. ' ' F ff -2+ . ' Ns- ,. ..l xy T Lf - ff . hz. I' 1 f ya 1 .fn . HT -A cf - V, 1 J r 1 3 ' ' 1 0- . . .1 , . ' o 'I' 'QV I I I 2 I I ' tl - , 'V - .J I If. I- - , , , ' :fofk C I C I O O Y ' A s 1 ' ' H , U vi 5, I ! I ' , , I . . I LL. ' X ' I I V x 11 'AJ-I f ROW l, L to R. Art Ninke, Ron Humphrey, Roger Couillard, Rollie Rose, Bill Paulson, Arnie Johnson, Dick Barbari, John Walker. ROW 2. Ricky Cordenus, Bill Wegwerfh, Jim Sleele, Dick Schumacher, Pele Hall, Mike Shanley, Bill Peterson, Calvin Baumann, Rocky Winger. ROW 3. Bob Monson, Dale Erickson, Gary Lundquist, Ken Neiharl, Darrell Peterson, Lloyd Wallin, Pol Canfield, Mike Mathis. GYIA LEADERS ROW l, L to R. Jim Long, Jim Slavsvick, Dave Yeager, Roger Burdick, Bob Burle. ROW 2. Don Rcdohl, Fred Bonngard, Dan Frifze, Al Weiss. ROW 3. Dick Toensing, Rollie Rose, Dick Pariseau, Ron Humphrey. fdin lf' HM is af l '2 1 W -as 2 axxxifiiif 'Y ik J' 5 pwndi W? l ,, Y 2 f Hit Wy 5 is iii 'f .- 'Q X J ovvw R gig Xp 'X ' ' ' 'WW rg f q A x I v,x,V' Z '+ ROW l, L to R. Jim Stavsvick, John Panian, Larry Larson, Don Rodahl, Dick Pariseou, Dick Toensing, Dan Frifze, Bob Barie. ROW 2. Dick Taylor, Henry Aguirre, Tom Landin, Tom Linnerooth, Dale Sigsiad, Ron De- Mike, Allan Jones, Vaughn Frost, Jim Long, Jack Ranalls. ROW 3. Bob Sianfield, Dick Morris, Joe Schwartz- bauer, Gerald Rondecu, Clarey Weisner, Gary Schwendig, Ray Potthoff, Bob Wingate, Bill Ziemer, Fred Bonngard. EQUIPMENT MANAGERS ru! Joe Barbari, Mr. Ludwig, Dale Tinkhom, u x. f A 7 30 TUESDAY MORNING Clockwise Virginia Jara Carol Miller Judy Nuss Kathy Mah Ier Gloria Maleski Sandy Abas Bev Gustafson Carol Tidge well Beverly Fillion Joanne Stoltzman Lynn Hoerchner Sandy Smith Sandy Ecker Nancy Riethmeier Judy Flowers Patricia Walters Middle row Judy Swenson Lynne McKenzie Dar Iene Sandvlg 'v JE... hal -.,.., S-val' 'MAA G.A.A. SESSIONS 6:30 TUESDAY MORNING Clockwise: Pirkko Linnamaa, Margo Von De Lind, Jeanette Strike, Sandy Avoles, Arlene Schiable, Mary Peterson, Carol Walgren, Carolyn Fuchs, Judy Sweno, Martha Josephson, Mary Josephson, Josephine Wagner, Linda O'Connor, Diane Ryan, Garnette Morris, Janis Kern, Judy Kern. 7 30 MONDAY MORNING Clackwise Patricia Sealand Susan Renta Jane Larson Nancy Schmitz Betty Brandt Marla Streich Judy Flowers Janice Koe Sharon Lindabaur Karen Jetzke Connie Mielke Gerri Wagner Joan Tubbesing Laurie Su Hou Patricia Steland Nancy Kandler Marilyn Turnquist Rita Rutherford Charlotte Taylor Middle row Bonnie Lehman Kay Feyereisn Martha I br , . I' , . : . . . I . I I - I . I .I I I I ' I I . I I I ' I I I I . 3 I I ' ,. 'tv' , , - tg, ,yu ' M .. I r 'A ' 5 I I 4 I I I I I . ' I I I - I 5 I I . I . I . I , j T' I I , I I . ' I . : , , ' , , X' Sarg, Georgetta Knea, Janice Schneider. , 1' , , f Q, . ,jf ' 'T ' . Y ,.... YL I Q, -. . My , ' , 1 A ' - --- . U , . , , e i-. , 12 - r 'V rp - j -Q. ,, -f WMM -vm N ' , V ,Y I Q pd was , E W I ,V ,L . A L r J . N XJ 11113. r X, 5' 'Q JOY BARTELS President 3 X JEANETTE JOHNSON Vice President 'Q . CAROL TIDGEWELL Recording Secretary 5- BARBARA VICK Corresponding Secretary in TJ Ev l 4-4 4- A CAROL MILLER Treasurer ROW l. Jeannette Johnson, Barbara Vick, Joy Bartels, Carol Tidgewell, Carol Miller. ROW 2. May Wahl, Josephine Wagner, Martha Josephson, Mary Peterson, Judy Kern, Jacqueline Pierson, Mary Josephson. ROW 3. Arlene Schiable, Joann Stoltzman, Jeannette Strike. EXECUTIVE BOARD The G.A.A. Board consists of 15 iunior and senior girls who govern the activities of the entire G.A.A. Among these activities we find money raising proiects, the Annual Christmas Party, the Annual Award Assembly, and attending play days at various schools. This year the girls at- tended Play Days at Central, U. of M., and Mur- ray. THANKS Through her many years of time and patience, Miss Leah Miller has taught us the fundamentals of true sportsmanship and leadership. At times it may look as though we forget easily, but we will al- ways remember and thank our sincere friend and advisor Miss Miller. Miss Leah Miller Gym Leaders and Referees rr ROW I. Mae Wahl, Cynthia Johnson, Margo Von De Linde, Carole St. Martin, Judy Nuss, Josephine Wagner, Judy Sweno. ROW 2. Karen Jetzke, Carolyn Williams, Mary Carlson, Mary Josephson, Judy Swenson, Patricia Schuster. ROW 3. Lynn Hoerdyner, Carol Halgren, Carol Tidgewell, Mary Peterson, Joanne Stoltzman, Sandy Smith, Connie Carbone. 2 4: g . l L 2 Q t 6 ROW l. Marlys Nakken, Mary Coleman, Monna Lotzer, Marilyn De Foe, Nancy Hazzard, Margaret Clawson, Diane Wenzler, Eileen Hammel ROW 2. Cathy Mahoney, Sue Penton, Judy Deitel, Karen Howie, Lu Ann Jahn, Bonita Hardy, Janice Haberman, Claudia Rasmussen, Jo Ann Cardenas. ROW 3. Sandy Spitz, Judy Lehman, Karen Jetzke, Judy Swenson, Carol Borg, Lynn Houchner, Karen Boettcher, Carole St. Martin, Judy Ness. Physical Education Team Captains .fuss Martha Josephson, Joy Bartels, Barbara Johnson. ALL CITY SEAL CLUB . . The All City Seal Club is an honorary society for the girls who have received their H 's and have earned an additional 500 points. ROW l. Joy Bartels, Martha Josephson, Janis Kern, Jeannette Johnson, Joanne Rasmussen. ROW 2. Barbara Johnson, Jeannette Strike, Carol Tidgewell Mary Josephson. GlRL'S H CLUB . The H Club consists of a group of girls who have earned their letter by participating in the regular G.A.A. periods. The 1000 points can also be obtained by taking part in other outside activi- ties such as: bowling, horseback-riding, tennis, swimming, hiking, and etc. The girls received their award 'at the Annual Award Assembly, held April 29. 0 3. os' ' 'f3 :9. 41 W if 1' . - .. - A , -5 f'Ws 'fl by il rw 5 S ffiife-..,K, U 5 Q 2 'Q I wx-w,, Ahigga I Saad HOMECOMING Q57 ,Os XJ S J .J 5 -X qi u. -sb. ,K QU Queen JOY BARTELS and King MARK STEELE First Attendants JOANNE RUSCH and DICK EATON The Harding homecoming dance of i957 was held on October IO in the school gym from 9 to l2. The highlight of the dance came when last year's king and queen, Mike Malone and Judy Todd, crowned Mark Steele and Joy Bartels as the new royalty. The dance brought to a close the two days of home- coming festivities consisting of our foot- ball game with Johnson in which Johnson beat us 20 to l2, following the annual parade around Johnson and surrounding areas. The dance was a dress-up affair taking place the next night. The music was supplied by the Dominoes. Second Attendants SHARON KAPPLER and ARNIE JOHNSON 'F 2-53 K! eq , 14- t, , 1 xx , xr, - x V ,E X ,f X f i 1 , f -' 7 '- I' 'x ,f Lf, ' Q ,1 , 5 z- A-fr K Z , X X! v 5 I X , 83 eo ' xx 6 6 V0 O M Pnrkko Rx Lnnnomoc p ,,' -Q , , ' XZ V 1., Nob iv Judy Sun er Duck Barburl rn ' ev Petter Tom i 5 fi . f .r gf ' I i . vo 46 ' xx 0 G I . Q 6 1 Polocek Darlene N vm Duck Morris -7 Make Shanley Carol Harkness Frank Scvuno ,- 5 , ,z Q , j k 3, , KN ,Q 2 f Ag , 1 X: , f L 5 .t n . , I yr f x 1 -.1 X 'B fy, 5 1 1 B - - C. , . . 1 1 f ' ,N 1 1 f 3 ' vf?'i, T -14, M I , jlfhv 1 A N V X K, ' g 3 , f X up 4. 1 A' , A 4 5 X II la ., n. , Tiff? 44,11 1 l Qivivii fi if .. ff r :- N165 . Q .NM 3 1 I V 1 5.3255 gr 1' 'M 'iW ' -' :LSR 3552211354 M:z:f.:5:..5 if f g::::: ::A:r:::::4::?f?f!:.:x::, ma: Homecoming Candidates Flower Bearer King MARK and Queen JOY leading dance Crown Beurers r..,Q, 5 r Cheerleaders 'Vx Maiorettes PMB K' V, aw -.. 1, fn , H . . V . ' 1 'SQA ', Q' -' ip' Q 9 .S . - 1.5 - . ll 'lulxb I' ,, 4 N-f ..,- un- we K ' X ,Q V ,- 1 .a ', - .,. I y. -4.0. V .- W wi -' I I1 ,D-, av- , ,. ,. 'Fx v'. -. ' ...lin--LS-4, Jar Johnson Leading 'he parade of candidaies ai half time. Jane:-'s second place Car Q A X Santa Claus, Dick Barbari, distributing his many gifts. Got caught, didn't you!! All so crowded! JlNGLE BELL ROCK The Christmas Dance was held on December 20 from 8:30 to ll:3O in the school gym. Christmas festivities were in full swing as the band, the Starlighters, from Murray swung into action with the theme song Jingle Bell Rock. To top the evening off Santa Claus made his annual appearance to distribute his many gifts. Av I X sg Carolers Busy little Santa helpers 1 TIIE BEACO 2 MISS PRINT 9 om and' :tes V il Speak ers ' Print ' -Q-' 5 v xv' Jxirv V sv I First Page: JUDY NUSS, Second Page: JOYCE WINGATE . A , , Miss Print SANDY ECKER On November 27 the Miss Print Dance was held in the school gym. The most exciting moment J came when last year's Miss Print, Sandy Stanton, crowned Sandy Ecker as the new Miss Print. The V, f . ,...-.: Dance was sponsored by the Beacon and Saga Staff. Am l dreaming? Mary Bruhm, Nancy Hazzard, Diane Henderson, Karen Howie, Donna Jensen, Nancy Kandler. Diane Krause, Judy Lehman, Sharon Moshier, Sharon Murphy, Carol Novak, Nancy Wegwerth. -VLA 'Ar 'uf' 1- ' 'T 1 it, .1 , n vs F .' A vu 1 n fu vt VALENTINE DANCE it 34 v 9 5 ' i2tT4 'skllL 'g I x fr T. 1 i- .1 Remembered Moment Queen SANDY HERMO and King DAVE BRANDT The Valentine Dance was held on Feb- ruary ll, in the school gym. The high- light came when last year's King and Queen, Karen Ekberg and Ron Bergerson, brought the new royalty, Sandy Hermo and Dave Brandt, forward to receive the royal robes and crowns. l 7 , 'lx Firsl Allendanls: LYNNE FORD and RICKY CARDENAS 1 DN Royal Dance . . . CUPID'S CORONATION CANDIDATES ROW l, L to R. Juleen Bush, Margaret Leithauser, Karen Joseph- son, Gall Pangracc, Lynne Ford, Darlene Hamer, Adrienne Angberg, Judy Lange, JoAnn Johnson, Sandy Hermo, Kathy Hanson, Judy Marshall, Carol Gulicksrude, POW 2. Dave Brandt, Roger Burdick, Charles Nelson, John Henke, Roger Couillard, Phil Potter, Ray Caluria, Larry Johnson, Ken Neiharl, Bill Wewerka, Dick Puffer, Ricky Cardenas, Dave Jorgenson. 5 .qu Q. I. 1v,,,. X r wir 5 74 '-: f'bia W ' xlwxuvl LJ X . X? XX x Q J J' . X ' w K -xx Royal Smooch Second Altendanls: CHUCK NELSON and KATHY HANSON +A .1 f , A PR . 1 W ,' sf? . .. H 5 X is 'L F? '7 W my W 2+ ' ff' ,wi 4'5 1 J' 'F wi N 4 Q 5 x .J 4 1 X MOOMIGHT XF 23: SERENADE W, f 40 A , ,A,A A j . - 1 p - -wr 5 1 ,E K f XX N 3.1 s L Q NDN lf ff U - K I 1 , A, A 5 0 3 f jx MAJORETTES . . . Mary Boelter, Judy Reithmeier Barbara Storey, Barbara Harris Judie Klinka, Barbara Raths Kneeling, Judy Riemenschneider The Maiorettes have been very active gg H this past year, under the able direction of Judy Reimenschneider. With precision mGfChln9 Und SUPefb twirling fhet' h0Ve Marching to the strains of Make Way for represented us in the St. Paul Winter Car- Melody, and Frosty the Snow Man the A nival, the Police Parade, the Bluff Parade band captured 'first place in the St. Paul Winter Gnd the Spring Concert. They PUT in many Carnival competing against four other St. Paul hours of practice, and did a fine job. bands. They did a wonderful job under the direc- tion of Dick Toensing. This 47 piece instrumental group represented Harding in: ROW l, L to R. Bruce Potthott, LuAnn John, Bob Waldock, Ron Colvin, Dick Toensing. ROW 2. Lowell Rieks, Jim Selchow, Betty Brandt, Nancy Kandler, David Tucci, Frank McCoy, Nancy Carlson, John Panion. ROW 3. Mary Ellen Luethy, Kay Hoff, Sharon lindubflvef, Robert Dutresne, Rosalie Warming, Elaine Voelker, Bruce Iverson, Chris Reimers, Nancy Iverson, Betty McKinnon. Standing, Dan Fritze. 2 E 2 3 E Joanne Johnson, Sharon Berglund, Lynne Ford, Judi Suiter, Adrienne Meyer, Joy Friemuth. Kneeling, Judy Halverson, Maureen McEwen. ...FLAG TWIRLERS BAND The Flag Twirlers are one of the newer organizations here at Harding. This octet of vivacious girls add that extra plus to our basketball, football, and hockey games with their maroon and gold flags and their eye-catching routines. They have also represented us in the St. Paul Winter Carnival, the Police Parade, the Spring Concert, and the Bluff Parade. The Police Parade, Spring Concert, and the Bluff Parade, not to mention all the spirit they added to our hockey and football games. The group is directed by Mr. H. Mathes. This year's band officers are: President, Bruce Iverson, Vice President, Paul Johnson, Secretary, Chris Riemers, Treasurer, Ron Humphrey, Librarian, Carol Tidg- well. ROW l. Judy Peglow, Bonnie Fritz, Robert Wicklem, Miles Pfaff, Marlys Nakken. ROW 2. Ervin Schuster, Donna King, Joanne DuCharrne David Allen, Herman Radeck, Edward Erickson, Wendell Woyke, Carol Tidgewell ROW 3. Tom Linnerooth, Vic Burlingame, Bonnie Neumann, Ronald Humphrey, Dick Henry, Raymond Wood, Dennis Vesper, Paul Penton, Paul Johnson. PEP BAND . .. ROW I Dan Frntze Bruce Potthoff Bob Woldock Marlys Nakken Wendell Woyke Carol Trdgewell ROW 2 Bruce Iver son Chrus Relmers Bonnie Newmann Duck Toenslng Ronald Humphrey Paul Johnson K N I G H T L I T E S The Knlght Lltes IS a hugh steppmg marching unit composed of forty eight gurls and alternates They practice every Tuesday at the Margaret Play ground They add a lot of color to the games durung the half tnme Leader J Fnsher ROW I J Marshall J Quigley J Cardenas S Stanton S Murphy A Hofta ROW 2 N Wegworth J Petrosek S Ruemenschnelder P Pottoff C Kupterschmldt C Johnson ROW 3 K Mahoney P Klellberg Hermo N Koester M Kolodglezskn K Boyle G Pangrac ROW 5 P Campbell K Howue D Hamer J Peterson S Ecker D Henderson ROW 6 C Hamllton A Sellman P Nelson B Gustafson L McKenzie S Prasnlck ROW 7 J Soefner C Fuks G Moms B Erickson G Saffel E Wlpf ROW S Magnuson M Selbntshko B Eckl S Smuth P Kramer C Sta ADVISORY BOARD FOR KNIGHT LITES 74 W 1 Boe er Reuthmner lmka ROW 2 J Ruemenschnelder S Bucker B Horns , A ,J W, x 'I :A I A v , K-Q t, iff- I . 0 . . - . . . . . E: Root, ,C..PeIlegrini, J. Hataerman, Wagner, ROW 4. D..Desart, sf s.. ,. ' ,. ,.-uff. 1' It P RO 1 M. lt , J. ' ', J. F 5 T - , L , . ' . 106 XJ N Qt non ,bf L. H C- P A J ' R J D V 'Y T if ' L - s L , . is ' . . . PEP CLUB ROW l. D. Gleixner, D. Crowe, S. Cashman, R. Blank, J Bartels, C. Roth. ROW 2. L. O'Connor, G. Harper, S. Ras mussen, S. Kappler, C. Quam, D. Harris, P. Findley, C Klenk. ROW 3, B. Hofacker, C. Yeager, B. Johnson, J Cable, K. Koch, S. Herma, N. Koester, M. Kolodiiezski C. Pangrac. ROW 4. G. Marshall, A. Sellman, K, Rettner J. Johnson, J. Rasmussen, J. Kern, J. Kern, S. Avoles, C Miller. ROW 5. B. Ehrle, S. Jacobson, S. Witte, J. Strike B. Fillion, J. Stoltzman, C. Tidgwell, A. Schaible, D Pranks. ROW l. J. Grimoluskus, K. Maida, G. Strong, K. Kleth, J. Shafer, L. Ford. ROW 2. J. Grosz, J. Wagner, J. Klocow, M. Von De Linde, S. Prazonick, C. Klink, C. Gulicksrud, J. Bush, B. Jacobsen, P. Bursinger, W. Hall, ROW 3. S. Stanton, K. Grabowski, M. Whole, B. Storey, A. Angberg, J. Peterson, S. Rottman, J. Pankratz, M. Leithauser, E. Beck, M. Luethy. ROW 4. G. Morris, R. Lachowitzer, B. Uhler, M. Peterson, C. Santarsiero, B. Lou Lux, C. Fuhs, M. Pogose, P. Schuster, K. Hansen, B. McKinnon. ROW I. S. Spitz, D. Jensen, K. Hines, D. Neavin, J. Dal- ton, B. Hardy, B. Kinney, S. Phillips. ROW 2. S. Miler, J. Haberman, N. Wegwerth, C. Rasmussen, S. Murphy, B Sellman, N. Hazzard, C. Taylor, M. Lehman, L. Holmes. ROW 3. J. Lehman, B. McEwen, J. Hanggi, J. Forsberg, K. Dandrea, G. Nraieske, K. Hamilton, J. Sweno, M. Turn- quist, K. Bush, R. lyane, J. Ranalls. ROW 4. l. McKenzie, E. Seidel, A. Mauoro, S. Waldvogal, B. Gustafson, J. Ber- gerson, D. Henderson, Y. Couillard, S. Richter, A. Harvieux, P. Jackson, G. Knea. ROW 5. A. Bentz, K. Jitki, S. Ecker, S. Cherry, B. Lehman, J. Tubbesing, J. Fisher, S. Smith, P. Schuldt, P. leo, C. Mielke, H. Schrankler, P. Fritze. ROW l. J. Kallin, S. Rentz, P. Frunien, J. Skipon, J. Raba, J. Wolfe, P. Nelson, L. Mosner, D. Feldmann, E. Hammer, V. Sip. ROW 2. G. Clark, M. Swanson, G. Grimaluskus, S. Wegwerth, M. lotzer, B. Elgaard, D. Wenzler, J. Kale, M. Streich, E. Costello, G. Wagner, R. White, S. Riemen- scheider, P. Sieland. ROW 3. B, Schumacher, K. Lange, J. Seefert, D. Hermel, J. Dreger, M. Defoe, P. Highberg, K. Boyle, P. Campbell, G, Campbell, M. Bussied, J. Hagen, D. Grausnick, T. Piepgras, H. Leurer. ROW 4. D. Mueller, J. Cardenas, J. Schrankler, J. Stoch, S. Swanson, A. Paul, M. Sorg, K. Feyereisn, J. Taylor, T. Farrell, R. White, J. Peterson, D. Miller, J. Petrasek. ROW 5. K. Brann, B. Erickson, l. Sution, C. Mahoney, J. Wingate, K. Swanson, P. Bemlott, C. St. Martin, E. Wipf, B. Ecke, D. Holden, P. Darmody, C. Fritsch, M. Stone. lO7 CHOIR. .. if tr v- i w,,P2QfxM,,.fs.. gr , ,,f af g., ROW I. Mary Steiner, Judy Marshall, Nancy La Venture, Thelma Piepgras, James Long, Karen Schwendig, K. Hamilton, Unette Weigum, Gerri Marshall, Karen Ekberg. ROW 2. Elaine Schuster, Gail Pangrac, Darlene Hamer, Margie Axness, Barbara Ehrle, Myrna Lukoske, Dan Fritze, Myron Bailey, Pat Needham, Gordy Peterson. ROW 3. Dick Ehlers, Jon Beisang, Bob Morey, Dick Hogan, Chuck Wildenauer, Ruthann Hanson, Harry Oen, Jerome Magistad, David Hulbert. MADRIGAL . . . ROW I. Karen Ekberg, Elaine Schuster, Andrea Sellman, Mary Kager. ROW 2. Deanne Franks, Karen Lemke, Marilyn Stabe- naw. ROW 3. Arlene Schiable, Harry Oen, Allen Peterson, Adrienne Meyer. ROW 4. Ray Avoles, Dan Fritze, Dick Toen- sing, Harlen Miller, Don Rodahl, Lester Ash, Jim Long. I08 MUSIC DEPARTMENT . . . A CHOIR works for high attainment in choral balance, blending, intonation, for the best quality tone production, and for good musicianship in singing both sacred and secular music. The Choir is called upon to perform whenever at group of this size can be accommodated. They perform at the an- nual Clfristmas Program at school. The MADRIGAL SINGERS number about 20 and are largely iuniors and seniors. With the exception of the Christmas Carols sung during the month of December, the students sing mainly madrigals and folk songs. They are requested a great deal to perform at programs throughout the city. They appear with the A Choir at public performances. The TWILIGHTERS were organized in May. This quartet has sung in the Minneapolis Park Board Search for Talent Contest, with Ernie Zimmerman's Band at Como and Phalen Park, at various school functions, the All-City Talent Show, and the M.D.V.C. Banquet. Harley Miller sings tenor, Allen Peterson, lead, Dick Toensing, baritone, and Harry Oen, bass. GIRLS' CHORUS is intended primarily for sophomore girls, but iunior and senior girls are welcome too. Singing in three- part is the main activity. The chorus takes part in the Christ- mas assemblies and evening programs. Other activities in- clude Iistening to a variety of records, viewing music films, and attending the Young People's Opera. . . . CHOIR A ROW l. Charlotte Klenk, Marge Leis, Jean Anderson, Sandy Avoles, Jeanette Arp, Judy Robertson, Wanda Dwire, Beverly Kolb, Prudence Pott- hoff. ROW 2. Pat Thiel, Betty McKinnon, Martha Josephson, Norma Gruenhagen, Loretta Huber, Barbara Simon, Nancy Koester, Joy Olmsted. ROW 3. Jim Johnson, Thomas Jacka, Raymond Avoles, Jackie Young, Lester Ash, Allen Peterson, Harlan Miller, Gene Hagglund, Ron Krogseng, Al John, Ronald Bergerson, Frank Lundgren, Jack Nelson, Dave Needham. .. . TWILIGHTERS ...GIRLS GLEE Ol , , f 'NIJ Dick Toensing, Allen Peterson, Harry Oen, Harlan Miller. +5332 ROW l. Roberta White, Pat Merrill, Marie Mander, Brenda Sellman, Mar garet Lehman. ROW 2. Janice Haberman, Mary Shafer, Barbara Miggler Karen Howie, Nancy Pierce, Kathryn Rubbelke, Penny Fritze, Ann Ytzen ROW 3. Kathy Brann, Pat Leo, Phyllis Schuldt, Carole Barg, Sandy Smith Mary Ann Paulak, Sandra Cherry, Margaret McKay, Susan Metkowski 109 SENIOR AND JUNIOR BEACON pe. ROW 'I Gaul Harper Josephune Wagner Melanue Holmes Marlene Meyer Darlene Crowe ROW 2 Karen Engstrand Barb Harrus Betty Lou Lux Judy Patterson Bonnue Perkuns Kathy Rettner Lunda OConnor The BEACON representatuves are elected un theur homerooms by theur homeroom body Theur 'ob us to dus trubute the paper to pupuls and thus year also handled the HI LINES BEACON REPRESENTATIVES SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMEN Joanne Kuellberg Sandra Wegwerth Paul Korntop John Supf ROW 2 Duane Wenzler Janet Forsberg Sue Penton Nancy Kandler ROW 3 Duane Henderson Ray Avoles Karen Jetzke Ray Wood Claudua Pellegrunu The SAGA representatuves are those on the SAGA staff plus those selected by the Co edutors of the SAGA They are pucked on the basus of reluabuluty Theur rob us to sell SAGAS ,4 ROW I Jeannette Johnson Judy Kern Marlys Reuchel Kappler Judue Klrnka Kathy Rettner Sharon Cashman Ranalls Janus Kern Carol Muller Judy Ruemenschneuder Walker Bull Peterson Barbara Schultz DeAnne Franks 5 Duck Morrus Art Nunke Muke Mathus Duck Paruseau Muke Shanley SAGA REPRESENTATIVES uSuuter Duane Harrus Bartels ROW 2 Sharon Rasmussen Sharon Karen Ekberg Roxanne Blank Darlene Crowe ROW 3 Arnue Johnson Jack Barb Harrus Leruore Morphew Lunda Anton ROW 4 Tom Bartelmy John Karen Eckberg Karen Lemke Nancy Schneuder Pete Hall Duck Barbaru ROW Rollue Rose Bob Monson Ruchard Eaton Duck Schumacher Jum Olszewsku Ill , I uf- - s . . , -. I . , K I .1 X u . I ' I I N I - I fs . 5- ,Y V I . U Ii. . . I A I I I I - - , . I ' I I I , . , . I I I I I . ' - , u , ' . . . . l . I I I I . . . I y u 1 I - 1 ' I l O ,, ji, z , . xg , 4, , ' 4 N s R .4 ' i A , ur' , , , N . 1- r . - , ' I 1 ' I A 'f 1. I k . 1 ' ' - u I 1 I ' 5 ' ., ff ' V ofl . ,A 1 ri D-T , Q . ' , 'V -. , . u 'T 4' 2 'I '., ' ' .I t Aw y M ', 1 'rx ,K - w u Y ' . , . ' . Jud' ' , I ' , Joy . . , 1 I I I I 1 I 1 ' ' I 1 I I I - I 1 I 1 ' ' I , , . , . , , , . ' 1 I I I I I I I I I is Jacqueline laFaye, Dick Toensing, Barbara Vick, Lenore Morphew, Kathy Rettner. i fl' Dion Peterson, Linda Anton, Darlene Crowe. 5 CO-EDITOR Janis Kern ADVISOR Mr. Tamminen CO-EDITOR Nancy Schneider FIRST PAGE THIRD PAGE BEACON STAFF . . . -XJ fa, K SECOND it . PAGE X i ,.,.,, , 'Yf -. -al '5 V4 1, I A . ROW I. Judy Kern, Sharon Kappler, Joy Bortels Sharon Rasmussen, Nancy Schneider, Sharon Cash man. ROW 2. Dick Eaton, Janis Kern, Steve Burger Y FOURTH PAGE - 1 1 ,fs A 1 f . ' .1 , XR John Walker, Roxanne Blank, Dick Pariseau Our BEACON STAFF of twenty-one members are those harassed, hard working students who are trying to meet deadlines, take interviews, and write stories. We try hard to please the student body through the Beacon. This year we sponsored the Miss Print Dance, which was a great success, and sold Hi-lines. We want to thank the Journalism I Class for compiling the Hi-line information and editing the Cub Edition. Our new advisor is Mr. Tamminen, he succeeds Mr. Berg- strom, whom we regretfully lost to Central. We thank him for his advice and endless patience. ,, f fly f ,- A 9? SAGA STAFF -Q X5 ai Tv? 15 to i ,,. Klfb 9. r- ROW l. Barb Vick, Sharon Rasmussen, Sharon Kappler, Kathy Rettner, Jackie l.aFaye. ROW 2. Darlene Crowe, Linda Anton, Roxanne Blank, Joy Bartels, Dian Peterson. ROW 3. Tom Bartelmy, Janis Kern, Nancy Schneider, Judy Kern, lenore Morphew, Sharon Cashman. ROW 4. John Walker, Dick Pariseau, Steve Burger, Dick Eaton, Dick Toen- sing. CO-EDITOR Judy Kern fu Eg CO-EDITOR Kathy Rettner The Saga staff, under the direction of Mr. Carl Tamminen is responsible for bringing you the 58 Saga. Writing copy, cutting layouts, planning picture schedules, and proofreading are only a few of the iobs that go into making a yearbook. One of the other projects of the staff is the selling of plastic covers to protect your yearbooks from wear and soil. The staff hopes you enioy the 58 Saga, because we think it's a iob well done. x , 5. -Q 1. g-:Tail Planning layouts Writing copy STUDENT COUNCIL . . . A 2 JUNIORS Row 1. Karen Grabowski, Nancy Koester, Kathy Hansen, Ricky Cardenas, Henry Aguirre, Beverly Kolb, Kay Maida. ROW 2. Roger Burdick, Gary lundquist, Ken Neihart, lloyd Wallin, Roger Couil- lard, Brian LaChappeIIe, Jim Steele. 5 .I ing ar' ,g !H'1?. if v :': ll 'iv I 1 ,.. .lf. . FRESHMEN ROW l. Robert Nuss, Brenda Sellman, Andrea Harvieux, Margaret Lehman. ROW 2. Judy Dalton, Bonita Hardy, Glen Budrow, Joan Tubbesing, Martha Sorg, Wilma Westlund. s SENIORS ROW 1. Darlene Crowe, Rita Youngquist, Pat Wood. ROW 2. Diane Harris, Kathy Rettner, Sharon Thomas. ROW 3. Judy Robertson, Bob Miller, Art Ninke, Margie Axness. 1 ll Y rig X 4 j I 'ii' .. ly!! ,Y 19 nat' Nfl 7 ' SOPHOMORES ROW l. Marlys Nakken Thelma Piepgras Barb Erickson Joyce Wingate Sharon Murphy Marcia West. ROW 2. Donna Jensen Bob Wicklem Karen Howie Carolyn Tschida Susan Waldvogel Judy Hanggi Claudia Rasmussen. ROW 3. Carole St Martin Judy,Lehman Tom Jackson Bob Isaacson Gary Eissinger Dick Hedquist Sandy Westphal Sandy Spitz Pat Nelson. 4 STUDENT GOVERNING BOARD AND IN BETWEEN PATROL .4 YI V' -5 ROW I Nancy Hazzard Pnrkko Lnnnamaa Judy Bergerson Don Fox Chuck Gomez Sandra Herm ROW 2 Lynne M Kenzne Karen Ekberg Joyce Frsher Dolly Franks Sandra Avoles Carol Maller Sandra Ecker ROW 3 Jack Nelson Duck Schumacher Duck Paruseau Pat Canfield Dave Brandt Duck Eaton Bob Clark The students partlcnpate dlrectly In the affairs The Student Board officers are elected each of the school through the Student GOVCFHIHQ year by meqng of the official voting machines Board These students meet each day wnth Mr The entire student body votes for officers by Landis to discuss school problems and check bus: homergomg ness transacted In the homerooms STUDENT GOVERNING BOARD OFFICERS 4-g 4' rn NM? 3 qv Snttmg Vnce Presndent Sandy Stanton Recordung Secretary Joanne Rusch Correspondmg Secretary Jane Murphy Stand mg Treasurer Rncky Cordenas Presrdent Duck Barbarl 4' . . J - Q4 , 4 , I 7' 'I KA . 'I V7 Q, Q' V v V 'G .. 7 sv. I, J i , 1 ,Q 'S ' . , ' ' , , , , 0. . c- . , , , , . I 9' '.. , ' . I K X I fe- Us f I I' I , , V 37, 1 I I I A wif I ' v-, T- f A ' .. h . . I I . I I - I , . ' . , 1 , - .J 6 Y - TEENS... President A. 41-. f K., ,Q fr , I' JS I Q, Linda Anton Secretary F Donna Gleixner l.C.C. Representative Q sf 1 Sharon Rasmussen ice President I . Sharon Cashman Treasurer Sandy Avoles l.C.C. Representative Marilyn Rode -xi, 2 . 2 S L Hi H ROW l. Darlene Crowe, Linda Hansen, Karen Grabowski, Marilyn Rode, Gail Harper, Donna Gleixner, Margaret leithuuser. ROW 2. Pat Findley, Roxanne Blank, Jeanne Peterson, Carol Ek, Barb Storey, Sharon Rasmussen, Beverly Kolb, Kay Maida. ROW 3. Linda Anton, Sandy Avoles, Sharon Cashman, Nancy Schneider, Jackie Pierson, Kathy Hansen, Garnet Morris, Barbara Ehrle. Y-Teens is an organization of girls connected with the Y.W.C.A. They perform many charitable functions, and also plan the annual Sadie Hawkins dance. Kathy Dandrea, Claudia Rasmussen Joan Klellberg, JoAnn Cardenas Brenda Sellman, Sandy Ecker Janet Forsberg, Martha Sorg Diane H Judy Bergerson, Judy Hanggi, Donna Jensen. ROW 3. Susan Waldvogel Tubbesing, Sandy Smith, Joyce Fisher, Bonnie Newman, Susan Mithowski Boelter. ROW I. Charlotte Taylor, Nancy Hazzard, Sharron Murphy, Beverly , ' , ROW It .. . GERMAN CLUB iii i A t s 4 'ii 'K .. A ' , f . , ' I 1 t Il :. 'L' A I 9 i 'll 5 R 'auf ' ' ' ' ' n': ' A--,Ty K ' ' g it A , as we ,- .s ' ' 3' 'Z 57 is I 'T - us ,Y t f R33 1 l 'l lml l A 'f .M t, Q .1 1+ l I 1 -,,-,, S,L3gggg,7l . - , ' Y' N G' ,f 1 'Sa ,, 'l T!lX'l7,f . ROW l. Pirkko Linnamaa, Judy Quigley, Cynthia Johnson, Marlys Markegaard, Virginia Jara, Carol Yeager, Adine Hoffa, Diane Ryan, ROW 2. Kathy Doyle, Darlene Anderson, Judy Reding, Sandra Spitz, Lester Ash, Barbara Simon, Thelma Piepgras. ROW 3. Carole St. Martin, Gloria Saffel, lynn Hoerchner, Tom Ball, Susan Benedum, Bonnie Perkins, Marlene Selbitschka, Sandie Haynes, The National Honor Society under the direction of Mr. P. Bryan, is a club to which you become a member by election of the faculty. This election is ROW l. Sandra Witte, Susan Jacobsen, Jane Mroszak, Nancy Carlson, Lowell Rieks, Ricky Honebrink, Marilyn Knutson. ROW 2. Bob lsaae- son, Judy Swenson, JoAnne Stoltzman, Ruth Hanson, Stan Schmit, Bob Wingate, Rocky Winger. ROW 3. Paul Penton, Glen Anderson, Marilyn Rhode, Bev Fillion, Joe McGuire, Leonard Nelson, Duane Geiger, Mike McLaughlin, Jeanette Strike. FN ft e 6 'f a l l 1?-1 based on: citizenship, leadership, scholarship, and service. ...NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY fs i NJ., ROW l. Barbara Vick, Karen Ekberg, Advisor Mr. P. Bryan, Dick Schumaker, Barbara Schultz. ROW 2. Judy Klinka, Joanne Cable, Judy Johnson, Jeanette Strike, Lance Crowley, Wendell Woyke, Carol Tidgewell, Sandra Witte, Susan Jacobson, Sandi Haynes, Donna Glexiner. ll7 1 ', one X, President I I Joanne Rusch ina The Drama Club was iust organized late in October. They are under the direction of Mr. Hiene. This group consists of approximately 30 members liuniors, sophomores, seniorsl who are interested in dramatics. They meet the third and first Thursday of each month. This year their first presentation was Christmas Barri- cade. The officers- are: President, Joanne Rusch, Treasurer, Paul Fry., and Acting Secre- tary, JoAnn Carendas. - ROW 1 L Holmes G Grimaluskus J Stach G Campbell P Highberg Y Buc J. Bodsberg, E. Johnson, P. Merrill, K. Bush. ROW 2. M Dickson J Bakke M Bruhn K Schwendig F Raasch S Ecker J Hanggn G. Knea, S. Penton, C. Mahoney, C. Roth, J. Cardenas. ROW 3 S Bucher B Simon K Boettcher G Maleskl L McKenzie J Riemenschneider, C. Mielke, D. Molaski, W. Dwire, B. White, S Miler ROW 4 J Valentine L Ford A Angberg G Sattel P Kane J Schneider, D. Sandvig, J. O'Conner, N. Carlson, P. Riener, 8 Kolb ROW 5 B Schultz C Sobanski A Schaible R Cardenas D Clauson A Johnson, D. Barbari, P. Potter. wi' is TRADES TRAINING JT N .x -4 ROW I Sharon Petrey Antornette Rodrnguez Judrth Nelson Jean Stromberg Marlene Meyer Shnrley Lasar ROW 2 Roger Flaherty Chuck Wulke Larry Petrey Charles Jorgenson Roger Hansen Jerry Arntzen Jerry Foote ROW 3 Raymond Campbell Tom Palacek Ken Jensen Dennrs St George Ron Lmdstrom Ed Darst Herman Rau OCCUPATIONAL RELATIONS ROW I Carole Markegord, Pat Henthorn, Helen Andrews, Joy Frremuth Mary Rush ROW 2 Carole Barnes, Sharon Brann, Roger Mroszak, Dale Burmeuster Dorothy Meuster, Paulme Heck, Melanre Holmes ROW 3 John Kasse, Robert Ambrught, Jules Arnould, Kenneth Chrrstranson, Jon Benuke, Bev Petter, Karen Benson, Lnnda Kampfer, Tom Bartelmy O O I if , ff 4' 7 XA is 7? . - 1.-J ui? ' 4- 1 x 1 1 ' - ' .ta A T: , M fx : , e ,I . 'Q l -A if T I I I, I f I ' A is ,Av ' 1 ,.. I' f ' s Ll .5 Y ' S--' r I 9 E W l U . gf I 712 Nj, I iii. A .. , V s I an ,. , at : -kk J K Y, . I I I I I I I - . , , , . , . , . I ul U O O U fs ,J T F 1 1, 1 ,- Q 4 .A,, P , I ' 4 A 1 if , I A , .iff I Yr ,. i Y f X ' L 5 . 1' A1 CONTACT-CENTRAL COMMITTEE ROW I, L to R. Henry Aguirre, JoAnn Cardenas, Carolyn Hamilton, Terry Farrell, Sandra Stanton. ROW 2. Phil Potter, Maurine Gibbons, Ricky Cardenas, Joanne Rusch, Kathy Rettner, Gloria Maieski. ROW 3. Larry Johnson, Gerald Rondeau, Pat Canfield, Bob Miller, Larry Bastian, Dick Barbari. af CONTACT -GENERAL MEMBERSHIP ROW I, L to R. Connie Mielke, Bev Gustafson, Judy Shafer, Jim Stavsvick, Bob Waldock, Mary Kager, Kay Maida, John Gralish, Carol Miller, Judy Reithmeier, ROW 2. Bob Welle, Janice Schneider, Bob Wingate, John Panian, Patrick Coughlin, Joe Barbari, Pat Danley, Pat Kane, Corrinne Klink, Judy Riemenschneider, Virginia Jara. ROW 3. Karen Berbes, Barbara Schultz, Tom Wald, Jim Steele, Tom See- huetter, Joe McGuire, Chuck Wildenauer, Carol Sobanski, Andrea Paul. ,rn 4 HI- ROW I, L to R, Mae Whall, Sharrell Bettendorf, Jackie Young, Sue Penton, Bonnie Fritz, Maxine Holste, Linda O'Connor, Karen Roden. ROW 2. Margo Von De Linde, LuAnn Jahn, Jim Johnson, Miles Pfaff, Paul Penton, Jerry O'Connor, Cleona Gangi. . . . NOON PATROL ROW I, I. to R. Jack Rannalls, Reginald Meissner, Harry Larson, Jim Tischler. ROW 2. Dick Morris, Mike Shonley, Pete Hall. ROW 3. Bill N.. 1 D Li bi -1 1 tbl. rx- x I Y X. 'A x .3 'W Harder, Bob Monson, Mark Steele, Jim Olszewski. ,gif V1 ff ...F.T.A. L to R. Bonnie Perkins, Steve Burger, Sylvia Bucher. . . . PTSA BOARD Seated, L to R. lenore Morphew, Dick Eaton, Dick.Barbari, Kathy Rettner, Judy Kern. Standing. Judie Klinka, Joy Bartels, Jane Murphy, Karen Eckberg, Bonnie Perkins, Carol Tidgewell, Carol Miller, Kathy Hansen, Karen Ekherg, Joanne Rusch. STUDENT HELPERS . . . .JS QM.. GUIDANCE HELP. . . ROW I, L to R. Karen Roden, Evangeline Gomez, Kathleen Wilson. ROW 2. Donna King, Jane Hoesehen, Carolyn Fechida, Maxine Holste. X s BOOK STORE . . . ROW I, l to R. Barb Harris, Sharon Matthes, Sylvia Bucher, Judy Reithmeier, Kathleen Doyle. ROW 2. Lynn Hoerchner, Suzanne Douclna, Phyllis Riener. 1 GQ STUDENT COUNCIL HELP ROW l, L to R. Jackie Schmitz, Judie Klinka, Gloria Maieski. ROW 2. Maurine Gibbons, Carol Yeager, Judy Riemenschneider, Lenore Morphew, Karen Eckberg, Carolyn Hamilton, Kathy Brann. ROW 3. Bruce Iverson, Carol Miller, David Brandt. vs 13 -' ,mf -K LIBRARY HELP. . . ROW l, L to R. Pirkko Linnamaa, JoAnn Pankratz, Karen Riedinger ROW 2. Barbara Simon, Judy Nuss, Patricia Felipe, Jackie Schmitz ROW 3. Carole St. Martin, Judith Reding, Dick Eaton, Janet Mor- szak, Julianne Nauer. K 3. -41281 XC A44 OFFICE HELP. . . ROW l, L to R. Mary Steiner, Karen Riedinger, Marlene Schneller, Sharron Murphy, Joan Kiellberg, 'Darlene Mohrland, Judy White. ROW 2. Betty Brandt, Sharon Lindabour, Judith Reding, Joanne Valentine, Myra Sulikowski, Sandie Lord. ROW 3. Susan Waldvogel, Mary Lou Och, Joyce Fisher, Barbara Schultz, Marlene Selbitschka. will Qfq ,ya NX C I U ROW I, L to R Robert Hildebrandt, Paul Emeolt. ROW 2. Tom Seehuetter Nw? J if .. . AUDIO-VISUAL ROW l, L to R. Paul Kornlop, Daniel Martinez, Tom Ball, Bob Hilde- brandt, William Johnson, Terry Hanson. ROW 2. Paul Emeott, Bob Ryli, Roger Fuller, Tom Seehuetter, Robert Fuller, Clorey Wiesner. MIKE AND KEY 'X .. .SCRIBBLERS ROW 1, L lo R. Sylvia Bucher, Carol Miller, Jay Johnson. ROW 2 Jeanette Strike, lenore Morphew. ,1- f HONOR 'FROLL K B., Senior Class of Hardlhg Hgh School C ' Davld Read Jerome Peterson Jeanette Strike Rnchard Schumacher Maxune Drckson Susan Jacobson Barbara Vtck Sandra Witte Joanne Cable Karen Ekberg Lance Crowley Wendell Woyke Sylvna Bucher Richard Toensung Carol Tldgewell Judlth Kllnka Judrth Relthmeler Joy Bartels Sharon Thomas Arduth Damon Strom Janet Noeker Deanne Franks Carol Muller Kathryn Rettner Judrth Robertson S 7958 s thedu quarter of the Senlor ,Cla 1958 listed-m order of rank FN Da Iene Crowe f--N Donna Glerxner g A Iene Sch 1 e Floreftcxe R-aasch Cleo n ard lson JaFnsgKern CarolecBg+nsr Glen Anderson SharonglQ1ppler Harold Oe Judy Rnemenschnetdter XGlennskChnstopherson BQPiECIT'G Schultz JanetNBodsberg Gordon Verges Karen Eckberg Carol Yeager Allen Peterson Stephen Burger Marlory Axness Patrick Linz Sandra Haynes Duanne Ryan DeAnna Zelgert Prrkko Lrnnamaa 9-.1 Rayman Hathaway Kgren Heywood Jean tromberg 'N- C Lulda Kampfqr Gera gfRnvett 'zfohn Walker -rf CA x Malyrs Relchel xloanne Rusch Q,-S Janlscsplhmgggd D-,-,, Yu. 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Big Pile of Nothing Miss Miller takes a lopsy- lurvy look at things. ka! , K 4 4 Dick Eaton learns the American way of life. if of PATRON PAGE. . . We would like to thank the patrons of the 1958 SAGA for their cooperation and contributions, which helped to make the SAGA a success. We earnestly urge the students of Harding to patronize the following establishments- ADVERTISING AGENCY Fred D. Fredell 2300 St. Clair Mi. 8-3203 APPAREL SHOPS Fulton s Apparel 919 E Seventh Street Pr 1 7 44 Skeffmgton s Haberdashers 439 Wabasha Ca 4 5944 APPLIANCES Peterson s Maytag 798 E Seventh Street P 1 8 71 Tower Radio and Appliance 833 E Seventh Street P 1 8 9 AUTO DEALERS Kemper Motors 801 E Seventh Street Pr 6 2777 Merit Chevrolet 81 1 E Seventh P 6 1 46 AUTO SUPPLY Salute Auto Stores 824 E Seventh Street Pr 6 2746 BAKERY Dorothy Ann Bakery 890 E Seventh Street Pr 1 6 34 Eddles Home Bakery 1899 Stillwater Pr 6 9128 Hazel Park Bakery 844 White Bear Pr 6 7525 Sanitary Bakery 933 E Seventh Street Pr 6 2426 BANKS First Merchants State Bank 879 E Seventh Street Pr 4 5991 Northwestern State Bank 875 Mmnehaha P 1 5 5 BARBER SHOPS Ben 8. Armes Barber Shop 942 E Seventh Street Larry s Barber Shop Fourth 8. Atlantic Jack Prace Barber Shop 363 Earl Street Rays Barber Shop 790 E Seventh Street J A Wlese Barber 961 E Seventh Street BEAUTY SHOP The Beauty Nook 939 Conway Pr 6 4335 Esther s Beauty Shop 929 Arcade Street Pr 1 7 26 Jean s Beauty Shop 1657 E Mlnnehaha Pr 6 6767 BOTTLING CO St Paul 7 Up Bottling Co 520 Payne Ave Pr 6 2711 gURGLAR ALARM5 ELECTRICAL SHOP Electro-Watchman Inc. 728-730 E. Seventh Street Pr. 1-2938 BUSINESS SCHOOL Globe Business School 23 E Sixth Street Ca 4 4378 Rassmussen Practice Business School 63 E Fifth Street Anderson Electric Co. 712 E. 7th Street Pr, 1-1000 A 8 P Electrical Co 784 E 7th Street Pr 4 2921 Hillcrest Electric 1756 White Bear Sp 9 8440 ENGRAVING CABINET MAKERS Phella Engraving C Payne Ave Woodwork Co Inc 747 Payne P 1 5 3 Virgil s Cabinet Shop 776 E 7th Sl Pr 13 00 CLEANERS AND TAILORS Karl Kaiser Tailor Shop 24 E 7th P 6 9114 Pete s Tailor Shop 852 E 7th Mothers Friend Cleaners 740 E Seventh St Pr 6 2721 Riverview Cleaners 369 Earl St P 17512 Town and Country Cleaners 702 E 7th Street CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Dayton Bluff C C 770 E 7th Street 1 5 CONFECTIONERY Perry s Confectionery 238 Earl St Pr 6 9069 Nelsen s Dairy Store 1187 E Mmnehaha Pr 6 9190 DANCE STUDIO Lorraine Dance Studios 1 371 DEPT STORES Herrmann Department Store 969 E 7th Street Pr 6 0145 DOORS AND AWNINGS Household Service Co 1414 White Bear DRUGS Lawson Drugs Payne and Lawson Lincoln Park Drug Store 1984 Stillwater Pr 6 2226 Maria Drug Store E 3rd and Mana Pr 6 2446 North Drug Store 786 E 7th Street Pr 6 0225 Snyders Bros 1620 White Bear Pr 1 8 03 516 Collins for the best in announcements FLORIST Chenoweth Floral 778 E 7th Street Pr 6 9614 FUELS Dayton Oil 835 E 7th Street P 1 8 01 Hazel Park Fue 1000 Kenwood Pr 6 2725 FURNITURE G G Roxy Furniture 8- Applra 900 E Seventh St P 1 5 33 Ryan Furniture 917 E Reany Pr 1 8 66 Schwertz Furniture 1000 Arcade St 6 31 ARAGES Hazel Park Garage 1906 Stillwater Pr 6 9288 NCES S P Casperson Auto n Body Repair 946 E Seventh St Pr 6 8470 ROCERY STORES Bob s Market 934 E Third St D Hackner Grocery 1121 E Mmnehaha Pr 6 7091 Carl s Grocery 379 Mana Pr 6 9278 Connres Food Market 241 Earl St P 6 1 01 Frieda s Food Market 1657 E Mmnehaha P 13 3 Harry s Grocery 1871 Mmnehaha P 41 5 Hoff s Grocery 1658 E Seventh St Pr 4 1975 Lincoln Park Superfanr 1980 Stillwater Rd Pr 1 5 93 Luck Food Market 1059 Earl St P 61 91 Morellt s Super Market 535 Collins Pr 4 5961 ' ' o. f- - 8 . 1 f. - 55 r. -'83 1 ,'3 U U -' ' I ' Co. -' 11 . se. l ' co. ,' , f- - 3 I r. -'5 ' , up . L - L -.5 . A . -' o ' 1 0 , - . I l Pr. - 11 n ' Pr. - 136 -I . - l 'l ' a d l ' ' - 55 na E. nh P 14591 ' I , Pr. - 1 ' , r-L., ' , ,' ' T XSQPPSV . . r. - 0 if l l r. - 88 .gn . U ' r. - 97 - ' 5 . ' ' . ' ' , - 1 . - 5 L v K 1 D 1 -l r, - 5 5 126 gan - ws- , A . Natronal Tea Store 902 E Seventh St Rogers Servewell Market 980 Whlte Bear Ave Pr 6 9318 HARDWARE Gruber Hardware 1610 Whrte Bear Ave Pr 1 5 67 Moren Hardware 891 E Seventh St 1 8 Mounds Park Hardware 297 Marla Pr 6 0806 Nels Hardware Store 967 Bush Ave P 1 8 9 INSURANCE AGENCY Stem Insurance Agency 1062 Arcade St P 1 8 6 JEWELERS A G Slegfrled Jewelers 829 E 7th Street Pr 1 2 20 Kokkler Jewelers 1614 Wlute Bear P 6 8 3 Jostens H A Peterson Foshay Tower Arcade F 63905 LUMBER Hazel Park Lumber 1050 Wlute Bear Ave 6436 W B Martrn Lumber 1291 7th W C Stanton Lumber Co 845 Earl Street Pr 4 5933 MANUFAC 'IRING Midwest Plastrcs Mfg 208 Bates P 6 1 2 Munnesota Munmg 8. Manufacturers 896 E 7th Street MARINE EQUIPMENT Breuer Sales 8. Servuces 1418 Arcade Street Pr 6 0645 MEATS Olson Bros Fnne Meats 915 Payne Pr 6 5923 W Berglund Meats 1323 White Bear P 65715 MORTUARY Mueller Mortuary 67 E 7th Street Pr 1 5 7 OIL BURNER SALES Obro Co Oll Burners 1666 Grand Ave M 8 8683 PAINTS Arcade Pamt 1111 Arcade P I 7 9 PHOTOGRAPHER Trudell Photographers 671 Snellmg Mr 8 2256 PIZZA PLACE Bull Gentiles Pvzza 497 Payne Ave Pr 6 9195 Geno s Food 670 Payne Pr 6 9274 Matt 8- Genes Pazzarama 7th and Lafayette C 4 2218 Plzza Kltchen 467 Snellmg Ave Mn 5 2552 PLUMBING Avoles Plumbmg Servlce 779 E 7th Street 1 5 PUBLISHING West St Paul Prnntrng 8. atron 1276 So Robert Ca 4 4855 REALTY Hazel Park Realty Co 1330 Whrte Bear Pr 6 0100 RECORDING CORPORATION E M C Recordmg Corporatron 80 E 7th Str et Pr 4 6066 REPAIR SHOP Knea Servrce Pr 6 6081 RESTAURANT Fagerstroms Grtl 89 E h Street Pr 6 9294 J and M Cafe 751 Payne Warrens Restaurant 949 E 7th Street Pr 1 6 04 Yarusso s Bros 637 Payne Pr 6 9058 SAND AND GRAVEL Cemstone Products 1520 E Mmnehaha P 1 8 8 SERVICE STATION Actnon Lube Onl C 1198 E 7th Street Pr 6 2287 Carl s Pure Oul Statlon 820 E 7th Street Pr 6 9083 Carl s Standard Servuce 305 Marla and Thnrd Pr 1 O 60 Dons 66 Servrce Statuon 1185 E Mmnehaha Pr 6 9204 Halls Motor 803 Earl St P 6 9 5 ery nc PATRON PAGE Hawlunsons Pure r 719 Payne Pr 6 9 73 Hazel Vrew Servnce 1535 E Mmnehaha Pr 6 9217 Joe Rutter Cnty Servuce 1773 E Mmnehaha Pr 6 9185 John s Servuce Statron 9 E 7th St Joyces Servnce Statnon 3rd 8. Maple P 69251 W Crrsler D X Statrons 2013 Mmnehaha P 6 9047 Lmcoln Park Texaco 1991 Stnllwater P 69213 Rays Standard Statron 1772 E Mmnehaha P 6 9144 Zacks 66 Servnce 1 7th Pr 6 9174 SHEET METAL SHOP Dayton s Bluff Sheet Metal Inc 8 E 7th St Pr 4 5931 SHOES Palmer Anderson 1540 White Bear Ave 968 Payne Ave THEATRE Mounds Theatre 1029 Hudson Road Pr 6 2905 Hrrte Transfer and Storage 745 E 3rd Street P 1 2 2 Mercury Motor Freight 954 Hersey Mr 6 7563 Wallrn Transfer 1831 Bush 4 3 UNION AFL CIO Local No 675 925 E 7th Street Pr 1 4 26 VARIETY Hlllcrest Vanety 1546 Whute Bear Ave P 1 2 5 Krueger Varrety Store 6 E 3rd St Pr 1 0 83 SPECIAL PATRON Complrments of o frrend Complurnents of a East Srde Busmess friend Complrments of Hardmg Hugh School P T S A Mr Sidney Holmes Pres Mr Lymen Hansen V Pres Mr Rnchard Barbara V Pres Mrs Herbert Jones Rec Sec Mrs Ray Rosenow Corr ec Mrs Harold Slgstad Treas Harold Rode Aud W F Toeslng Has O 0 O . . o.l 7 ' ' . - o . - 4 1 ' T ' ,' . . 62 . . Pr. - 851 ' - , . . r. - a. - J. . ' - ' Y ' . r. - f. - 93 ' ' . ,H - ,A - 85 ' Pr. -'sms I, H r 1 18 E. St. , , ' ' . ' ' St ' I . , - . -.O I - - V - 54 . . r. - 18 - ' ' e. - ' . CO. I I . ' ' ' U 6 . e Pr, 1- 1 1 - I 'E, se. - ' ' PY- 1-5517 743 E. 3rd St. TRANSFER AND STORAGE - ' r. -'53 . 'I ' , 'I' . 2 . 7t f. - 25 ' Pr. - 311 . -.9 h , - . -.2 . - r. - 85 r' - 58 . ' . 83 . . . - 0 Y' ' ' ' o. , - 56 ' ' . . . ' , . - o . , . . 5- - ' ' ' . ' . . . , - ' f ,' is . St, A Mr. 1 , . r. - 48 r, - 12 Mr. , . ' , '. ,fn is 95 M AUi,g'?Rwgj?:fSom F KQg QKM