John A Johnson High School - Maroon Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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MINNESOTA A. 1958 ki JEANETTE FLEMING Copy Editor GARY FEHRING Assembly Editor ANN ERKKILA Schedule Editor BML BECKER Picture Ediwr DEANNA WALKOSZ Circulation Manager MR, C, GRANT Advisor Oc September 28 PTA panel dsscussson 29 Spectrum slesgh rsde 9 5fh09l 099094 31 Talent show Assembly l2 Athletsc Assembly 24 Junsor Achsevement Assembly tob er Otss Tests to new students Lyceum Assembly Murray game at 3 00 Assembly for Sensors plannsng on college Homecomsng Coronatsan Pep Assembly Hardsng game Assembly Wslson game Style show Natsonal Merst Scholarshsp Tests 2 M November 1957 ' 1958 HUG 6 Chrsstmas holsday f Mechansc Arts Assembly Otss Park Henry Mechamc Arts Murray hockey game 0 Central hockey game Washsngton hockey game A F S snterv Monroe hockey game 5 0 Student Councsl Assembly Strong snterest test to some Sensors AC E retest tor some Sensors A C E test for all Junsors Hobo Dance Hardsng hockey Cretsn hockey game Englssh theme students snterested sn the U of M Roosevelt hockey game at Phalen 4 0 Student Councsl Assembly February Mslstary Assembly for Sensor boys Regson IV hockey Hardsng Cretsn hockey Sensors order announcements Pep Club dsnner Lsncoln Bsrthday holsday Gsrls Club Dance lSweetheart Swsngl Basketball game Mantoux tests for Sensors Basketball game Mantoux readsngs Sensors measured tor caps and gowns .IS Flay Booster Assembly J S Student Councsl electsons MNH 3,00 ou ncsl Ottscers Prsmary Assembly Assembly make out programs Test lyceum Assembly tk IBVIS Of U Il Sophs for Operetta es Scholarshsp test Assemb nsor Band Booster Play Day Band Concert Oath of Offsce Assembly Msnnesota Employment tests PTA Student Actsvsty nsght Prom Soph Jr Awards Sensor Awards Sensor Day Memorsal Day lnvste Assembly Athletsc Awards Governor Day Sprsng Concert Exams begsn Commencement School Closed 4 .. . I 5 . - . 1 . - . 4 - : , ' 7 . ' l ' 4 . . 9 u 13 ' ' ' 10 - 14 14 l7 ' 19 ' ss 2' . s . I 22 24 ' 24- 5 .E.A. 25 H 27-211 ..Pss-sy za ' ' I . I . . e 8 ' 7 C . . - 4 0 lt I2 P 13-14 I5 1 7 15 24 dinner . 24. 1 25 s s 14 ' I6 l8 I9 , 20 ,- Y. 21 1 23 ' 7 21- ' ' S 9 28 -o 1, - 30 l4 ' 15 .. . ' 23 Y 27 . . 3 ' - ...' ' 28 ' 6 . 29 ' 3 - so ' 9 . . ' 15 . .. ' J e so . .. ' 17 3 - 20 ' 4 21 ' - ' f 5 ' ' ' . . a ' 23 - I0 24 ' I3 FACULTY CLASSES SPORTS CLUBS STUDENT Page 6 ..SELF17'- Page 16 Page 68 Page 90 T?bW l LIFE A ' Mi.. Page 108 5 W- 1 A ,C'Vrf 11 f -.44-g if .N ,g f Q: W1 , ,,, I su J ' ,M E 4 5 , ,fi fy, f ,ff 1-3, f F1 y gf: ,yn 'M EJ Af x 'f 1---,Q 3 '1- t' 1 aux .f -lf i , Q,. lf. G ,QA Q 4 ,uf-nu, GUIDANCE . . . Margaret Rignell, Elwood Lundeen ART Ann Erkkila, Helen McKen ney, Spectrum and Senior Class Advisor, and Beverly Nielson SHOP... Lawrence Themmes Mechanical Drawing Geometry Donald Erickson - Wood Shop David McCullough - Machine Shop LIBRARY . . . Jeanette Benson - Library Library Club Esther Munson - Library -nn DOMESTIC Edith Bacon - Homemaking, Social and Family Prob- lems, F.H.A. Anne Sorenson - Homemaking, Senior Sewing, F.H.A. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Gunnvor Sheff - Girls' Physical Education, Girls' Gym- nastics, Skating and Marching Units, G.A.A., Cheer- leaders, and Deanna Carrier Peter Saievic - Boys' Physical Education, Boys' Gym- nastics, B Football, Track, Cross Country, and Jim Sackett. Alf. MR. GOULET Assistant Principal LANGUAGE ARTS Seated, Rose Moosbrugger, English, Lillian Petrie, English, Pep Club, Catherine Drake, Remedial Reading, F.T.A., Marguerite Anderson, Eng- lish, Speech, Masquers, Jo- sephine Downey, French, Spanish, Latin, French Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Junior Class Advisor, Flor- ence Gerten, English, Social Studies, Lois Carlson, Eng- lish, Mercedes Mehlen, Eng- lish. Standing: Gordon Grant, English, Psy- chology, Journalism, Gov- ernor, Courier, William We- yandt, English, Louis Con- troneo, English, American History, B Hockey, Assist- ant Football Coach, Mr. Walser, English, Reuben Johnson, English, Sopho- more Choir, A Choir, B Choir, Madrigals. Not Pictured: Theodore Corbo, English, Frances Collins, English. fi -4 za., ,, , Y W MWEEQMQAW M - , 5' I 5 4 g Q 5 A n 5 2 Q W 'K Q I -7 '4 VL.A zu A j X Nl L My . 5-W Q v 1 4 M, ,fwfr 1 , uv . 5 , , E Strawn., 4' , 3 , 'T ,pmniv n 1 I . 4 1 a 5 '5' , ,. rw. I if A' i bk ,v. I I 3 I 5 I MATHEMATICS Joseph Brula, Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Rueben Gustafson, Al- gebra, Shop Math, A Football, A Hockey, Edward Abdella, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra, Ski Club. STUDENT COUNCIL Delores Vold, Student Council Advisor, and Pat Garcia NURSE Lynne Gilkey BIOLOGY Peter Kramer, Biology, A Basketball, Base- ball, Bernard Neubert, Biology, John Neihart, Biology, Stage Force. Q 4 A S W 32 kc A f fa, .qw 9. 2, f i ,. rl Q Vi HMI ' -, If' 1 ' Triif Ja in ' . wi fa n Y qv, 1 if If . f 4 'S ' ,M ' Q ' , ,ax I , J h nf, K ' K V , I Ah n Q- , Q514' Q ' K x A, l ,YQ s V xl 715 f nj, , 5 - my 1 r, - . f - '- -A av-R Q Q 3 Iv'g '1. ' 4 If . : A ff Q ,:Q,sf.f'.v 1 , Q -', Q'fw1- 3 ' 5 A 'H-jp' ' ,H V '. i--'J wg. if . A - .1 f Q At , . iqvg ',', '+,, ' Y.:1, N I .,-P' p F 5 ,.i5'r.u M 3 9 Mn-,uf - x l J' Jai: ' I wwf K -. neg, , A W, ,5 Q, -' 15 , 5 xx In w ? .r.4.... 1 .lpff lf ' L T 'U g. . - B. 8 1 :fe 'Z Vi-rg ' 1.35, Y rw, - vq hff.' ,-f,wf ' if Q N. OFFICE STAFF ROW I: D. Zientek, S. Haye, S. Stczrzinski, C. Wesfmon, C. Tousley. ROW 2: J. Cyl kowski, S. Johnson, D. Wigen, J. Brood bent, D. Moller, R. Fossler, G. Stump, C. Corfecu, C. Kane. 1-4, f , sf 'fi 4:2 V 0 M .:.,5,. - ,'f,. f I 4. . ..g z f OFFICE Mrs. Hayne Mrs. Lindsfrom CAFETERIA M. Speigel, I.. McGuffin F. Kunz, F. Veesenmeyer L. Vitro, M. Riecol. MAINTENANCE J. Elmond, R. Wiberg, R. McCormack, M. Bailey, M. Kettleson, J. Wiener, P. Joyce. If- 1 .rf ' 2' ,M ..iW,?,.,,z ' S-Q., Xsq! r -ll 1 ,M f . 9 2 ' w . :Q N ..- ,rf 1 350' ' 'Y ,R IOR IOB one fs Y A 't' K k Q4 9s...,.A. Q -fr . ' . 'V 2 A'R 33,YT'1, ' I v, 'A 4'-.1 S ' 1 -,ll I EH ga 1 :- we Q? E l If A 'fX,. . H .Af fl f'+fv'M 3' X .vw ng, 6 x ! rw 1 A 44 4 N' , N, Km , ' Senior Class Advisor, Mrs. McKenney and Class Officers, Judy McLellan, President, Tom Martinson, Treasurer, Jean Osterman, Secretory, Mark Skoog, Vice President. ACKERMAN, RICHARD ACOSTA, RUDY A. Stage Force 2,3, A Football 3. Q L . ALGREN, THEODORE P. Ski Club 1,2,3, Talent Show 2, 3, Student Council 2,3, Science Club 2, B Basketball 1. AMEY, GERALDINE M. AMUNDSON, KAREN , 0 c D 1 , A . . . SENIURS The Senior Class of 1958 embarked upon their last year at Johnson with a whirlwind of activities. Sharon Linn, like many other Seniors, found that in addition to getting used to their regular class work again there were many football games and club initiation parties to attend. During October the embryo academicians in the class pitted their intellects against their counterparts across the country during the National Merit Scholarship Test. Homecoming festivities, assemblies, and more football games rounded out the slate for October. Strolling and rock'n'rolling was the keynote at the numerous Basketball dances held during November and December. The last big event of the year was the Cheerleaders' Snowflakes in Pink Dance. The sparkling new year brought many club parties, the riotous Hobo dance, and the informative Senior interviews. Embarrassing Cupidgrams, the Sweetheart Swing, and the premiere of the J.S. Play The Fighting Littles was highlighted in February. Looking ahead, the class ordered announcements and were measured for their caps and gowns. ln March, Ray Kramer and many other Seniors were hard at work learning chemical formulas, Shakespearian quotations and the psy- chological functions of our complex lives. The Band and Choir Con- certs, the Operetta and the fun-filled Playday were spotlighted in Spring. The Yearbook and Graduation exercises brought the year to a close. All in all the class can look back on a year that was both NDSON RON I ANDERSON VICKI L. ANDERSON, BARBARA E. Club 3 Stage Farce 23 e Club 1 Girls Club l,2g P Cl b 1- Gi I profitable and enioyable. ep u , rls Cub l,2,3p Sophomore Class Officer, Y- Teens l,2, Ski Club 'l,2,3g French Club 1,25 G.A.A. 1, Masquers 2,3, Homeraam Rep- resentatives l,2,3g library Club 2,35 Skating Unit 2,3. 15 ANDERSON, DIANNE C. Publication Agents lg Pep Club 1,2,3g Girls Club l,2,3g Y- Teens l,2g Courier Cubs 21 Courier Staff 35 Steno Club 3, Ski Club 1, French Club 25 Board of Governors 25 Stu- dent Council Axxixtant 25 li- brary Club 2,3, Skating Unit 2.3. 'GI -, , ,ip iii x ,it ... .. L . T' ,,V- rv: VH ANDERSON, DONNA M. ANDERSON, JOHN Latin Club 1,25 French Club 3 library Club 3. ANDERSON, ROBERT D. ANDERSON, TYRONE E Governor Staff 3, B Foot' Track 'l,2,3, Basket u bull. Nick Patrin and Jon Reeder experiment with pressures in their physics class. BABLER, JOHN F. BAKKEN, EARL A Ski Club 'l,2,3g H.R. Represen- tative 'l,2,3, Truck 3, B Football, A Football 2,3 Bond 'l,2,3. 'iw Q ,..,i.1 6 I .f-f i N- .AE I Fifi ' is gl. T' if.. 1 -. i x 1 X DERSON, JUDY d Cross 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 irls Club 1,2,35 Y-Teens lg eno Club 35 G.A.A. 15 lr- ory Club 3. DRLE, LAWRENCE W. mnostics 35 B Basketball. 5' to Q' 7 5f J5- GQENN fi 14, Fl ill if :Qs Q-V J. ANDERSON, LAURENCE A. Spanish Club 1,25 Student Council Assistant 35 Senior Class Representative. ANTONSON, CAROLYN R. Red Cross 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2: Pep Club Secretary-Treasurer 1,2,35 Y-Teens 1, President 25 Courier Cubs 25 Masquers 2,35 Talent Show 25 Student Council Assistantg Sno4Boll Queen 15 library Club 2,3. JACK L. BARNES, MARILYN G. 8 Hockeyg Steno Club 35 A Choir 35 Hockey 2,35 Honor Guard Historical Society 3. ANDERSON, MARIA ARENDS, TERRY L. Gymnastics 1,2,3. BATEMAN, MARGE E. Pep Club lp Steno Club A Choir 3. Gi ANDERSON, MARLENE, J. Pep Club l,2,35 Girls Club 1,2, 35 G.A.A, 15 Student Council 35 Board ot Governors 35 H.R. Representative lg Jr. Class Rep- resentotive5 Homecoming Queen Candidate. ARMSTRONG, JUDY A. Pep Club lg Girls Club 15 Y- Teens lp A Chair 35 Oper- etta 25 8 Choir 1,2. BEBERG, SANDRA J. ANDERSON, RICHARD A. Governor Stoft 25 Football 25 Student Council Assistant 35 B Hockey 1. AXNESS, PAUL R. Spanish Club 1,25 Spectrum 2, 35 Talent Show 3: Student Council 35 Governor Staff 25 A,F.S. Exchange Student 25 Honor Guard 2, Library Club 2, 35 Spectrum Officer 3. BECKER, BILL A. 35 Red Cross 35 A Choir 3. Courier Stott 35 Tennis 2,31 Governor Stott 35 library Club 2,35 B Baslretballl5 Quill lr Scroll 3. Fil' M-. ,- -f w fr 5 'I' 252525, F 51 BEGE, PAT K. BENSON, JUDY BENSON, BRUCE 5. Publication Agent 35 Courier Staff 35 Spanish Club 1,25 Ma- drigals 35 Tennis l,2,35 Bowl- ing 35 Talent Show 35 B Basketball 15 A Bosketboll Manager 25 Cross Country 1,25 library Club 2,35 Representa- tive Boys Stoteg Quill ond Scroll 35 Operetto 3. Red Cross 35 Pep Club 1,25 Girls Club 15 Courier Cubs 25 Courier Staff 35 Spanish Club 35 G.A.A. lg Bowling 15 Gov- ernor Stoff 35 Quill ond Scroll 35 Historical Society 2,3. Dennis Prohofsky, Brion Johnson, Corol Johnson, and linda leaf sample a cup of coffee at the teachers' lea. 22 Fl l l BERGMAN, CLARK BERRES, GORDON Class Officers 25 Golf Club 1, 2,35 Swimming l,2,35 Student Council 35 Footboll 35 Honor Guard 25 Homecoming Candi' dote. BOLDT, SANDRA l. BONNEVILLE, MICHAEL Pep Club 15 latin Club 2,35 Chess Club 15 latin Club Historical Society 3. Archery Club 35 Audio Vis 3. C 'S , K 1 'Jn ' W ' C i 'l , 1, Q 5, f 1 if it xx xx K I as V x x ' l fi ' 5 if IIOOKS, DAVID A. BROWN. SHIRLEY L. Student Council 2,35 Horneroom Red Cross 15 Pep Club 2,35 lopresentotives 35 Hockey l,2, A.A. 2,35 Dixtributive Educ 35 Baseball 2,35 library Club tion 3. 2. Q Q 1..- 1 s TINI, THOMAS in Club 25 Spanish Club 35 ence Club 25 Camera Club 1. BIDWELL, RUTH A. Pep Club 25 Girls Club 15 Y- Teens 1,25 F.T.A. 35 French Club 1,35 spefiwm 2,35 A Choir 35 Governor Stuff 25 His- torical Society 2,35 Jr. Repre- sentntive5 HB Choir 25 Girls Chorus 15 Operetto 2. BIELICKI, KATHLEEN Pep Club 15 Girls Clu F.H,A. 25 Ski Club 1 A.A. 15 Bowling 1- Worlrers 1. b 1,2,35 ,2,35 G. Office BLAUD, BARBARA G. Publication Agent 15 Ski Club 25 Latin Club5 A Choir 35 Library Club 2,35 Style Show 35 Class Representative 35 His- torical Society 35 Operetta 3. ARD, ELLEN D. ub 152,35 Girls Club 1, Madrigals 35 A Choir 2,35 5 Talent Show 1,2,35 Homeroom BOSTROM, DAN B. Y-Teens 1,25 Ski Club 1 152,35 Masquers 35 Representative 35 Operettu 1,2, 25 Talent Show 1,25 3. Representatives 15 Unit 2. QP 5 - 1 F 2' f , ie ... ' .Q BRADY, ROBERT in Qs BRENNHOFER, DIANE F. Pep Club 15 Girls Club 15 Steno Club 35 G.A.A, 15 A Choir 3. I q--- JA MARGARET D CAMPBELL JEAN M CAMPBELL MARGUERITE 35 G.A.A. Pep Club 15 Girls Club 15 F. Pep Club 2,35 F.T.A. 1,25 H.A. 25 Ski Club 25 French Club Latin Club 15 G.A.A. 15 Bowl4 15 G.A,A. 15 Spectrum 1,2,3. ing 15 Marching Unit 1 X JUDY A. Crou 25 Publication Agent Pep Club 15 Girlx Club 25 25 Courinr Cubs 25 Staff 35 Latin Club 25 Staff 35 Quill and Band 152,35 Historical Co-Editor of Courier. BLOMQUIST, PETER J. Slmi Club 1,2,35 Tennis 1 Gymnastics 1, BRINK, SANFORD M. Red Cross 25 Ski Club 15 Lo Club 35 Masquers 2,35 Tale Show 35 A Football 35 St dent Council Assistant 1. :L ,N '. 'F if 1' F L an CARLSON, SANDRA J. French Club 1,25 A Choir and 1,2,3. of --anne-'Z Pot Golvin, Judy Emmons, and Judy Fer closer look at the comero during Governor DAHLBEIG, NANCY A. Publication Agents 35 Pep Club 15 Girls Club 15 Steno Club 35 Office Workers 35 Library Club 2,3. DAHLBERG, PAUL M. Chess Club 1,25 Bowling , 1 guson get 0 picture week. DAMKROGER, SANDRA R, Pep Club 1,25 Girls Club 1,25 Ski Club 1,2,3g French Club 1 2- Board of Governors 2, Homeroom Representative 2, DAVIDSON, LYNNETTE L. Pep Club 2,35 Girls Club 25 G.A.A. 25 Mcdrigals 35 A Choir 2,35 Homeroom Represen- tative 35 Office Worker 35 Bank 25 Honor Guard 25 Oper- etta 2,35 Clans Representative 3. is s. , CAVEGN, VINCE J. COCCHIARELLA, MARIE F Pep Club 15 Girls Club 15 Choir 35 Talent Show 2, DEDRICK, JAMES L Bowling l. 54-. 3- iX is -x DAVE C. JOAN S. Cross 1,2,3, r,r.A. 2,3 onor Guard 2. MIKE, NICK F. ss Club 25 Stage Force 3 ball 152,35 Hockey 1,2,3. 15 Office Workers 2, fx '1 Q 3- ti if fl' I il' . CNADA, JOHN COOPET, CAROLYN A. Pep Club 1,25 Girls Club 2,35 Class Officer 25 Steno Club 35 Ski Club 35 Spectrum 2,35 Stu- dent Council Assistant 25 Hameroom Representative 25 Flag Twirlers 3. DE PALMA, JOHN A. Golf 15 Gymnastics 35 Home- room Representatives 35 Track 25 A Football 2,35 B Football lp 8 Basketball 15 A Basketball 253. CHRISTENSEN, GENE K. Ski Club 15 Band l,2,3. COULTER, MARY J. Red Cross 25 Pep Club 15 Girls Club 15 G.A.A. Ig Spectrum 2,35 Gymnastics 1. DE STASIO, KENNETH M, Courier Cubs 2, Courier Staff 35 Latin Club 25 Masquers 35 Spectrum 2,35 A Choir 35 Camera Club Ig Oneretta 3. 6.5 Q wp. . 5' 'C' COCCHIAIELLA. JIM M. A Football 1,2535 B' Hockey Ig A Hockey 2,3 CLARK, WILlIARD C. Gymnastics I5 Science Club 25 Track Ig Bond 1,2. CROES, GWEN E. Publication Agents 25 Y-Teens 25 A Choir 35 Operetla. CYLKOWSKI, JOY E. Pep Club 1,25 Girls Club 1,2 Office Worker 3. DE VITO, PATRICIA A. DE VITO, PHYLLIS A. Pep Club 1,2,3, o.A.A. 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2,3, G.A.A. 1,2, Talent Show 2. Talent Show 2. 'SS 'cf 'Eg 'K' .1 '1 .x 5 cj? I fl, .ff .Q 1 Us , -R ' A .ft 4' at 6 M32 n B.. 5-,M T 8' qw 21 Z' ,,, gg? 4 - , A fa I Y ' ik h . ., 'ix K, H? 1' N LJ ,J 1295. X 7 V . X Z 1 .4 i . i PAUL w. oovscnsn, RICHARD D. ouuma, WILLIAM G. ounum, DARYL E. U H EDGELL. THOMAS G Council Assislan! 3 Band 1 2 3. 'B Football 1: B Bdskel- Fublirdliorl Agenl 1,3, A Spanish Club 1, , OV ' ' ' bull 15 'A Bqskefbgll 3, Bond Basketball 'l,2,3, Cross Coun- Stall 2, Library Club 2,3. 1'2l3- ny l,2, Baseball 1,3. Q , Q K' K' TI' ty X x F 3 EIICKSON, JAMES W. FEDOROWSKI, STAN P. Chess Club 2, A Football 3, 26 i 119 ' X. . V ' , .mp .1 'ff HTITXY f . 1 filvfz? EIICKSON, VALERIE D. Pep Club 1,2, Girls Club 1,2, Courier Cubs 2, French Club 1. FEHIING, GARY W. Chess Club 2, Courier Slofl J, Ski Club 2,3, Governor Slofl 2,3, Quill and Siroll 2,3, Co- Edilor of Governor 2,3. J., .ae bwx ,., , Q ? ERKKILA, ANN K. EVANS, KAREN L. FARINELLA, MIKE J. Pep Club 1, Courier Slall 3, Pep Club 1, Girls Club 1, Basketball 1. Spanish Club 2,3, G.A.A. 1, lolin Club 1, G.A.A. 1, A Spectrum 1,2,3, Talent Show Choir 3, Bowling 1, Talenf 3, Governor Slofl 2,1 Shaw 3, Homeroom Representa- tives 2. FEYEN, LEONARD M. FIYZGEIAUJ, HELEN FLEMING, JEANETTE M, Chess Club 2, Lalin Club 2. Girls Club 1,2, lovin Clu Governor Slofl 3, Historira ciety 3. v 1-' 9 - -v. X 4- ' I el ,. M- fl, : : i EDWARDS, CHARLES T. lalin Club 1, Madrigulx 1,2,3, A Choir 2,35 Swimming 1, Talent Show 1,2,3, Science Club 2, Homeroom Representa- Iives 2, library Club 2,3, Op- erena 1,2,3, Hockey 1, B Choir 1. ENN STROM, Red Cross Girls Club A.A. l,2, naslics 2,3 Flagfwirler JANICE M. EMERSON, DOROTHY A. ENGEL, JUDY M. ERICKSON, GARY E. 1,25 Pep Club 1,2g Pep Club 1, Girls Club lg G.A.A. l,2, Y-Teens 1, G. Lalin Club 2, G.A.A. l,2. A Choir 3, Gym- Talenl Show 1,2,3g 3, B Choir 2. The A Choir adds lo the holiday spilil wilh lheir inspirational singing at lhe Christmas assembly. 37? .v Ss. V s br I ,X f 3 ff ' FLIPP, PATRICIA A. G A A, 35 Dislribufive Eduzo N071 , s Ns. 1 i ex, Q.. FLUEGEL, CHARLES. J. Mddrigch 2g TcWen! Show 3 Bond 1,25 Library Club Operefla 2g B Football FRERCK, CAROL A. FRIBERG, TED Red Cross 1,25 Ski Club 1,2 G,A.A. 15 A Choir 35 Scif ence Club Y. Carol Schnoith and Jerry Anderson seem Io be under the surveiilcncc of on intruder from the stag-line ol the Hobo Dance, GIESER PAT H Club een: nth Club 1 Oifrce Workers 2 3 Q GIFFORD M 'Q- , . , JI Pep 12,35 Y-T T,2g Pre p G,A.A. 1,135 8- 'Pg Ex U is X ,k x. 5--. l N -are 'X if TF: L z . , COLLEEN M. Club lg Girls Club 1 Chair 3. ER, CARMEN L. lub 'l,3, Rifle Club Choir 3, Talent Show ER, MARY lub 1, Girls Club l,2, 4' X 'bu ,2 Z. 2. Wi t 'Y if ',rli, ' to tr ' ' 9' -' af - ' ' L ' f i :L K. N. Q X 1 1 i f- . 'th - ,W-' 1 -f f ' 2 X 22,17 V 'l ' fi l 9 1 fs?-2-5-i.-E ww ' . ,. . -3 I x X Y - --. - X:---l. FORSVTHE, SAMUEL G. FRANZMEIER, DAVID B. FRANTZEN, GREGORY T. FRANKENBERG, KAREN M. Governor Staff 2, Football 2,3, latin Club 2, Masquerx 34 Ma Camera Club l,2,3, Pep Club 'l,2, Y-Teens 2, Span Senior Representative 3, Li- drigals 3, A Choir 2,35 J.S ish Club l,2,3, G.A.A. I brary Club 2,3. Play 2, Talent Show 2,3 Marching Unit 1. Homeraom Representative 3 Operetta 2. FRYDENLUND, HAROLD A. GABRIELLI, GENE GAIOVNIK, JOHN K. GIBBS, EUGENE C. latin Club 1, Spanish Club 2 3, Tennis 2,3, Science Club 2 Cross Country 2, Basketball 2 GIPPI-5. MARCIA A. GRAMENZ, DARRYL A. GRANAT, PETE GREEK, JUDY M. Pep Club l,2g Girls Club 1,25 Y-Teens l,2g Ski Club 1,2,3g French Club 3, Masquers 35 Board of Governors 2, Home- room Representatives l,2,3g Student Council Assistant 2, li- brary Staft 3, Library Club 2,1 Class Representative 1,2. 19 'Z'-I' Pep Club 1,25 Spanish Club 3 G A A l 2- A ' 3 . , . , , Choir Skating Unit 2, B Choir 2 Q 3 C 1 QA 1 GROSS EVELYN M. GUND DARLENE J. GUSTAFSON, JAMES H. HAGLUND, PAUL D. HAIQER, GERALDINE V. Hisforical Socievy 2. Pep Club 15 Sleno Club 35 Ski B Footballp Truck 1. Latin Club 15 Band 1. Spanish Club 3 Club 25 Girls Club 1g lolin Club 15 G.A.A. 1,2,3g Masquers 3g Bowling 15 Gymnastics lp Office Workers 3, Carolyn Rehnberg, Dennis Prohofslzy, Gary Hudalla, and Darlene Gund all helped Io make the Charily Drive a success. HENNESSY, TOM HERMEKING, HAJO Red Crass 35 Masquers 35 Sp frum 35 Bowling 35 Taleni Sh 3g Sludenf Council 3g Hom room Represeniavives 35 A.F. Exchange Svudenvp Library CI 35 Hisforical Sociefy 3g Hi-Y 7.4, l .T , Q ' er? '.i'. f. 1 0 . r, I . I .je , fm A r N -fl . 5- ,- ex Lf C f 1 Y iwu 35 I - X ' X 4. .N - Ig- -.,f,. 1 X X K , 2+ ....?1.1.. X +1 f ' ig xl 1 HOLLMAN, MARGARET A. HOLM, JOHN D, PCP Club 1, library Club 2,3. .1- 3 M, 1 f ,' I ,Jo in-3 QANSON, BEVERLY J. HANSON, EHEEN A. HARBEK, ROBERT G. HASELBECK, JOY D. HAUGE, JIM 'ev Club l,2, Girls'Club l, Peo Club 1,2, Girls Club 'l,2,3, Pep Club I, Girlx Club 1, Y- otin Club 3, Band l,2,3 Steno Club, Ski Club lg A Teens l. Choir 3. BERG, SANDRA M. club 1,2, latin Club 3, . l,2, can-mor starr 2, worker 2 HILLAN, JOAN K. Red Cross 2, Pep Club 3, Girls Club 1, Spanish Club l, G.A.A, 1, A Choir 3, Historical So' ciery 2. AQ Gb l. I is HINZ, JERRY F. Rifle Club 1. HOELZEL, ROBERT P. Ski Club l,2,3, B Choir l,2, Science Club 2, Governor Stott 2, Operetto 1,2. 4--. E17 HOFF, JOYCE C. Publications Agents lg Pep Club, Girls Club lg F.H.A. 2,35 G.A.A. l,2,3, Spectrum 3, Science Club 25 Governor Staff 3, Girls State 2, library Club 2,3, Historical Society 2,3. 'ii' ,,.f 111 JOHN M.. HUBERYY, MAIYANN I. HUSTINGS, PAUL HUDAllA, GARY M. HUNA, PAT ub l- Gymnastics l,2,3, Pen Club ls Girls Club l, Gymnastics 12- A Football R e 'i'f lf WF Uvb 1- 3 'su rooiblgii 1- rms- 1 2 3 5 Football, 1 ' ' I A 31 Karen Tiff comforls Kalhy Walden of the Homecoming assembly, JOHNSON, MARGARET L. Pep Club 1,25 Girls Club 25 F.H.A. 25 Steno Club 35 Spon- ish Club 15 Office Workers 1, Y? JOHNSON, MARY F. Publicafion Agents 25 Pep Club 1,25 Girls Club 1,2,35 YfTeens 15 Spanish Club 152,35 Sludenl Council 152,35 Home room Rep' resenlafives 35 Sr, Class Repre- senlolives 3. ,im rf' 8. ,,., A A Y? is v. 4 v 5 , 13. 4 . HULTMAN, JO ANNE JENSEN, JOANNE J. Pep Club 1, F.1.A. 1,2,35 Club 25 Spanish Club 35 G.A. 1,25 Masquers 2,35 Madrig 25 Bowling 15 Tolenf Show Office Workers 1: library CI 2,3. JOHNSON, ROBERT L. JOHNSON, SHARYN A. JOHNSON, WAYNE M. Science Club 2. Red Cross 1,2535 Pep Club 1,25 ' B Foofboll 1. Girls Club 1,2,35 Steno Club 3- ' 'fffrf Office Workers 2,3. J ,Ii f' 1 5 N. gs v-1-5 I 1, X Q... HUNT, JUDY C. Ski Club 1, JENSEN, THOMAS W. Swimming 1, Student Council Assistant 2g A Football 3. NSON, WESLEY K. ge Force 1, Distributive Edu- ion 3. Q '57 'iw we Jnf HURD, GERALD J. Hall Patrol 3. JOHNSON, DARLENE JORGENSEN, RICHARD J. Talent Show l,2,3, Governor Staff 2, Band lg Basketball Manager 3, Library Club 3. tri' 1?-Q INDEHAR, MARJORIE A. Publications Agents 3, Spanish Club l,2,3, French Club 1: G. A.A. 1, Madrigals 2,3: A Choir 3, Bowling l, Talent Show l,2,35 Historical Society 3, Operetta 1,2,3, Library Club 2,3p B Choir 2, Girls Chorus l. JOHNSON, DON E. B Football 1. KACZMAIEK, LUCILLE M. Pep Club 1,2, Bowling 1. aug., JACOBSON, SANDRA L. Pep Club l,2,3g Girls Club 1,2, J, Class Officer 2, Y-Teens 1,23 Latin Club 2,35 Governor Staff 2, JOHNSON, KENNETH KANE, CONNIE O. F.T.A. 2,35 Spanish Club 3, Camera Club 15 Office Work- ers 3, T' JARVINEN, BRYAN W. Golf Club l,2, Ski Club 1,2 Basketball lg Baseball 3. JOHNSON, LEE L. Ski Club 2,35 Madrigals 2, HA' Choir 2,3, Talent Show 2, Op eretta 2. KE LLOGG, JEANETTE C, Pep Club 1, Girl: Club 2 Choir 3, Homeroom Rep resentutive 1, Office Workers 2 ffl W xl KIPKA, MARY C. Pep Club l,2,3g Girls Club l, 2,35 Steno Club 3, Latin Club If Talent Show J, Sludent Council 2,3, Homeroom Repre- sentatives l,2,3, Cheerleader 2, 3: Homecoming Candidate 3: library Club 2,35 Class Repre- sentatives l,2,3. KORNMANN, ROGER R. Science Club 2. KIRKLAND, KAROL V. Red Cross 'l,2,3, Pep Club lg Girls Club 'lg Sponish Club 2, G.A.A. 1, Madrigals 2,35 A Choir 3, Bowling 1, Gymnastics 'lg Talent Shaw 2,3p B Choir 27 Girls Chorus 'lg Operetta 2, 37 Historical Society 3. KRAMER, RAYMOND A. Chess Club lg Science Club 2. rg: ig-:X NN 5 ' 4f if i , f Q ' f if A 'fri Q i f' l fu? l KUSTELSKI, MARTHA A. KUSTRICH, RUSSELL H. KWIATKOWSKI JOHN A LANG MARVIN A LANG ROBERT w PGP Club li. Girls Club li Ski latin Club lp Gymnastics 'l,2g Distrlbutrve Education 3 MUSQUBU 3 80Wl '9 3 5l09e I U 2 Mqdrigq 5 Club 21 I llllln Cl!-lb li G.A:A, B Football lg Distributive Force 3 A Choir 2 3 Talent S Ow 1,25 Office Workers 2, Skating Education 3. 3 Hameronm Representative Unit 2,3. 34 KAREN J. KNUTSON, DANIEL C. KOENIG, KAREN L, KORANDA, JEAN L, oss 152,35 Girls Club 25 Ski Club 35 Swimming 3: Li- Pep Club 1,25 Girls Club lg Pep Club 1,25 Girlg Club 1,25 25 lovin Club 25 Li- brcury Club 2,35 B Foolboll Y-Teens 25 G.A.A. l5 Bowling G.A.A. 1,25 Library 31 Girls ub 2,35 Band 1,2535 1. l. Chorus 15 B Choir 2. Sociefy 2. Porl of Johnson's Marching Unit lakes lime out lo pose while practicing one of lheir roulines for lhe Winter Carnival. xx --. 1:6 f'qXgN , hi- C L, KORNGABLE, JUDY A, F.T.A, 35 Spanish Club lg Sci- ence Club 25 Governor Slclf 2, 35 Office Workers 2,35 Library Club 253. .IQ .,W :Z- '78 ,vu - -u-TT' C I I 1 5 -'J jf :'f'j,,,-I ,. W' , i ff: 'M- A lv A 'A in Av' I 1 'ISV J LANGAN, JOHN E. Skl Club 35 Gall I. LAU, DENNIS M. L- I X 'X 2 LX . , , J- C' 591- 1 71 'Q LANGE, JIM E. Ski Club l,3, 'B Football B Hockey 1. LAWRENCE, SHARON M, Pep Club I, 'JI ww Colleen Kruse runs the psychology more KKK' cs Diane Zienlek, Bob Rolh, John Gro- .04 f., A 'cw' ,Q ,,,1 binski and Som Forsythe look on. LILJEDAHL, DICK C. LILLEHAUGEN, KAREN L. Q Homevoom Represenlullve 13, Pep Club 1,25 Gills Club l Gvmnoslics l, 35 Y-Teens 1,25 French Cl 2,3, G.A.A. lg Mcsquers 2 Speclrum l,2,3, Governor Sl 2, Homevoom Represenvolive Mciovelle l,2,3, Llbrcry Cl 2,1 Honor Guard 2. qi rj, 1 G. E q QL, N -S 4 gg LANQUIST, MICHAEL D . LARSON, BARBARA J. B Football 15 A Football Pep Club 1,2,35 Y-Teens 1,25 2,35 Hockey 15 Track 2. F.T,A. 1,35 French Club 1,35 LEE, KAREN A. LEHMANN, DALE H. Red Cross 15 Ski Club 152,35 Sophomore Class President5 Stu- Latin Club 1,35 B Choir 2. dent Council 25 President Stu- LINDEEN, BARBARA A. Madrigals 25 Talent Show 25 Homeroom Representative 15 Student Council Assistant 15 Li- brory Club 3. LARSON, KAREN E, Publication Agent 35 Pep Club 1,25 Girls Club 1,25 Courier Staff 2,35 Spanish Club 35 French Club 1,25 G.A.A. 1,25 Quill and Scroll 3. LENNARTSON, GAYLE E. Pep Club 152,35 Girls Club 2, 35 Y-Teens 1,25 Ski Club 31 G.A.A. 15 Talent Show 25 B Choir 25 Homecoming Queen Candidate 35 Student Council Assistant 25 library Club 2. LINN, SHARON R. LINNEROOTH, DAVID J. LLOYD .IANICE Pep Club 1,25 Girls Club 1,2,35 Chess Club 25 Bowling 35 Base- Red Cross 3 Masquers 35 Spectrum 2,35 Of- ball 152,35 Basketball 15 Hon- fice Workers 1. or Guard 2. F' 1 -iq -1' 'QD 1 K5 Q' 6' Q- Q- X 'K ,f 'br A Aammwrr X 1 ,V X 5, l .f - 1 X x 5 it , LODAHL, KAREN I.. LoNniNo, Jo: M. Lows, JAMES D. LUCAS, BARBARA E. LU-NDBERG, mcnno E. Pep cms 1,2, cam Club 1,2, stage Force 2,3. Modfagals 2.3, A Choir 2,3, Svenfe Club 71 Band l- G.A.A. 'l,2, Office Workers 2. SN199 Force li Tvlent Show 2, 3, Library Club 2,3, President Library Club 3, Cross Country 1, Honor Guard 2. Kathy Lanquist and Carol Flagstad enioy an oriental dinner served by Band members, Karen Klune, Marcia Marshall, and Barbara Bain during the Bcnd's money-raising, chow mein dinner. ' 1- if r 38 MARIEN, GLEN A. Publication Agents 1, Student Council l,2, library Club 3, A Football 1,2,3, A Hockey l,2,3, Baseball 1,2,3, Homecoming King Candidate 3. MARTINSON, ANN L. Pep Club 'l,2,3, Girls Club 1, 2,3, Y-Teens 1,2, Ski Club 3, French Club l,2, G.A.A. 1, Masquers 3, Governor Staff 3, Student Council Assistant 'l,2,3, Flag Twirler 2,3, Marching Unit l, Honor Guard 2, Senior Rep- resentative 3. Gs ,r MARKUSEN, GERALDINE M. Pep Club 1,2, Girls Club 1,2, Y-Teens l, F.T.A. l,2,3. MARTINSON, TOM G. Class Officers 3, Tennis 2,3, Student Council 3, Board a Governors 2, Library Club 2,3, A Hockey 2,3, B Hockey l . .rw 4.1, . rr - F fr X v he . El X ' L 5 if Q. 6, R I eb fy X If--. LOIS A. 15 Girls Club 1,25 ,25 Historical Society fini' . 1 ' ii, L U . . N gh ,,.4 v ' 1. iyiififx '45'f J . -1 fi 5 C 5- 7i:5ffL5'AQ,i1 ' V' ', Y 1 -X ..'-.,. 4'ffnvf I LUNDUIST, LAURA L. MADIA, JUDITH C. MALM, MARILYN G. MARGEIRSDOTTIR, JONA I. Red Cross 15 Pep Club 1,3, Pep Club l,2,35 Rifle Club 25 Pep Club lj Girls Club 15 UA Red Cross 35 Pep Club 35 GI Girls Club 35 Ski Club 2- G.A.A. 15 Talent Show 2. Choir 35 B Choir 25 Dis- Club 3: French Club 35 M French Club 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2 3 Masquers 2,35 Sectrum 2:35 P Bowling 15 Gymnastics 1. ARQUARDT, ROGER MARSDEN, IRENE C. MARTINSON, JULIE C. Pep Club 25 Girls Club 2,35 Girls Club I5 Ski Club 35 latin Steno Club 35 G.A.A. 2,35 Mas- Club 1,25 G,A.A. 1,2,35 Science quers 3. Club 25 Pageant Committee 3. ARTY, YVONNE MARX, JOHN MARXER, JOHN E Band l,2,3. tributive Education 35 Soles- munship 2. MARTIGNACCO, GEORGE A Choir 25 Homeroom Rep- resentative 3. MATSON, 'IAMARA M. Publication Agents 25 Pep Club I5 Steno Club 35 G.A.A. l. quers 35 Spectrum 35 Tal Show 35 Student Council 35 brarcy Club 35 A.F.S. Exchan Student. MARTINEZ, DELORES M. Pep Club l,25 A Choir 3. MELACON, GENE J. t 16 .qv L WN SX 1. Mr. Kemp orronges o group for o Governor picture. 'ul DAWN D. Cross 1,2, Publication 1 Pep Club 1, Courier French Club 1, G.A.A. Tolent Show 1, Homeroom itives 1,2,3, Student Assistant. NELSON, LOIS .l. Pep Club I, Girls Club 1, Courier Cubs 2, Latin Club 3, French Club 1, Ollice Worker 2. NELSON, TED F,T.A. 3, latin Club 2,35 Ma dri cls 2- A Choir 2- Tal 9 t t ent Show 2, Homeroom Repref sentutives 3 NIELSEN, BEVERLY J. Publication Agents 1,2, F.1'.A. 2,3, Spanish Club 3, G,A.A. 1, Spectrum 1,2,3. L. 1 x '53 . qi McCARTHY, MIKE J. MORRISON, MICHAELA S. Pep Club 1, G.A.A, 1,2,3 Gymnastics 1,25 Homerocm Rep resentotlves 1, Bonk 3, Histori col Society 2,3. NORDGREN, CAROL L. Pep Club 'l,2,3, Girls Club 3, YATeens 1,25 Ski Clu Spanish Club 1,2,3, G.A.A Student Council Assistant. , MQ. Q , I .xflw Aw , .1 x 1 4 3 is A as Qu y 4 'QQ - R . . L f I 'l I fy: 9 5 X 1 iii X A X UFFIN, DARREI. McLELlAN, JUDITH A. MITCHELL, KAREN M. MOHWINKEL, HAROLD A. MOLLER, DARLENE S. Pep Club 1,2535 Girls Club I5 Pep Club 1,25 Girls Club 25 Y' B Hockey lg B Football 1. Pep Club 1,25 Girls Club 1 2 President of Senior Cluss5 Ski Teens 15 Steno Club 35 Office YfTeens 15 F.H.A. 25 O Ice Club 15 G.A,A. 1,2,35 Nlodri- Workers 3. Workers 2,35 Historical Society gals 25 A Choir 2,35 Talent 2. Show 2,35 Student Council 1,25 35 Homeroom Representatives 35 Cheerleader 2,35 library Club 2,3. SENG, JULIANN MUDEK, MARGARET T. NALIPINSKI, JAMES NATALINO, EDWARD O. NEEDHAM, MARY A. Red Cross 35 Girls Club 15 Bowling 3. F-T A. 2,3- Spcnish Club 1. STROM, PAUL C. O'DONOVAN, MICHAEL E, OGUIIA, MARY T. OLDING, PATRICIA OLSON, DARLENE B. Choir 35 Student Council Publication Agents 2,35 Girls Steno Club 3. Pep Club 15 Steno C istont 25 Library Club 3. Club 25 Courier Cubs 25 Couv Governor Stott 25 rier Stall 35 Steno Club 35 G. Representatives 1. r K f 5 'J ww, in A.A. 15 Quill ond Scroll 35 Co-Editor Courier 3. 5' .i X , , l E lr ,M-ni OLSON, DAVID C. ' e Club 5 in Club I5 Madrigols 25 Choir 35 Talent Show 25 Governor Staff 25 Library Club 2,3. OLSON, HARLAND PAULSON DIANE L Spanish Club 3 PAYTON, MIKE T. Homeroom Representative 25 Basketball l,2,35 Baseball l,2, 35 Football l,2,35 library Club 2,35 Senior Representative, fl is Wk YEIRY, RONALD R. PERSSON5 NANCY R. B Football I. Spanish Club I5 A Choir 35 Science Club 2. 42 OLSON, JO ANN E. r?..... x OLSON, JANICE R. OLSON, RICHARD Pep Club 25 Girls Club 25 F. Red Cross I5 Pep Club l,2,35 T,A. 2,35 F.H,A. 2,35 Spectrum Girls Club l,2,35 Y-Teens I,25 35 Jr. Representative 25 His- Steno Club 35 Ski Club 1,35 toricol Society 3. Mosquers 35 Governor Staff 35 Student Council Assistants 25 Library Club 2,1 PEARSON, BETTY D. PEIFER, DORREN M. PENSHORN, PETER E. Red Cross 35 Girls Club 2,35 Pep Club I5 Girls Club I5 Ski Club l,25 B Hockey Historical Society 35 Bank. French Club I. Distributive Education 3. ' fi 4 1, L.. 2 - ' :if , ,iz I K f , fr 4 f of mf K ,f I' V. 7?.Z:fr1m,f 41 f ' J 5 55 , , it rg Q M, .V ,isyll ., 5 5 A HN Li 4. I .5 I , f. -f-.f M5145-Ep - 155 4-M, 9' PETER, FRANCIS V. Pep Club Ig Chess Club 25 G. A.A. lg Bowling I5 Governor Staff 25 Distributive Education 3. 9-f PETERS, KAREN J. PETERSON, GERRIE C. Fep Club 1. Governor Staff 2. Girls Club 1. Governor OSGOOD RICHARD OSTERMANN JEAN E Club l G C u President G r s C u Basketball ass Officer 3 Y Teens I Club in u A 1 2 3 Student Conn 1 3 Homeroom Representatives l 2 Skating Unit 2 Library Club 23 Class Representatives 1 2 3 Honor Guard 2 The Johnsonettes rockin' to the Charleston during the Talent Show. T ,. gs, L. -.N x- !1 ff is ' ar Rx OSWALD WILLIAM E PALMER GARY L PATRIN, NICK A. f 1 3 owlmg 3 B oot Choir Swimming 35 Board of Gov b 2 3 S nors lg Library Clu , dent Council Assistants T Football 'Ig Track l,3. ix N-. xx , RANKIN DEANNA M R , 5 Club 12 umm Club Peo Club 1,2. Girls b 3 G.A.A. 1,2,3p off. 1 CP 5 e ri , F., M. . ,, A Q ,-. N 'UN A x X PETERSON, JUDY A. Red Cross 1,2, Pep Club 1 Girls Club i,2,3g YfTeens G.A.A. ip Mosquers 2,3g quers President 3g Science 25 Historical Society 3. PORCELLO, DONNA M. Pep Club ip Girls Club i A.A. 15 Homeroom Repres tive 2g Library Club 2, John Holmgren Ed Ncfclino, Lee Roebke, ond Jim Gustafson are busily working on c physics experiment. EED JOANNE A r ST qu... X . 'vs X as 1 4? SANDRA L. PETERSON, VIOLA A. Girls Club l. latin Club 25 G.A.A. T5 Bowl- ing 15 Historical Society 3. Y ROBERT O. PRIGGE, ROBIN W. Rille Club 35 A Hockey 3. Cub 3 Archery Club ,, . , 9 'N 17 X 'un' ,F X x l l 5 1 PIEKUTOWSKI, STANA M. Publication Agents 35 Pep Club 152,35 Girls Club 15 Steno Club 35 Latin Club 15 G.A.A. 152,35 Gymnastics 1,25 Talent Show 25 Governor Stall 2,35 Cheerleader 2,35 Hockey Queen 35 Library Club 35 Skating Unit 2,3. PROHOFSKY, DENNIS E. latin Club 35 Football 152,35 Basketball 152,35 Track 2,35 Li- brary Club 2,35 J-Club 2,35 Hi-Y 2. PITZEI., JACK J. French Club 1,35 Track lg HB' Football l. PUFPAFF, PATRICIA E. Publications Agents 2,35 Pep Club l,2,35 Girls Club 1,21 Y- Teens lg Courier Cubs 25 Cau- rier Stall 35 Ski Club 2,35 G. A.A. 1,2535 Gymnastics 2,35 Talent Show 25 Homeroom Rep' resentative 15 Cheerleader 2,35 Class Representative l,2,35 Stu- dent Council Assistant 1,25 Skating Unit 25 Quill Sn Scroll 3. PODGORSKI, CAROL RAlElGH, DARLENE D. Pep Club lg Courier Staff 35 F.T.A. 2,35 latin Club 15 A Choir 35 Talent Show 3. CAROLYN A. nslasl., MARILYN J. RICCI, SAM tucnrsa, Jovcs D. gouging Mimi A 7 3 C- IS Club 1,21 PUbl'C0l'0'l A9915 3: Home- Publication Agents 1,35 Spanish Girls Club lg Courier Cubs 25 ' Club 35 G'A' 'Dom Rep'e5e 'u ve 25 Ccmem Club l,2,3: Governor Stclf 25 Courier Staff 35 Steno Club 35 overnor .Stall 25 Club 1,25 Bond 1,2,3. Homeroom Representative 25 Historical Society 15 Quill L Representative l,2,35 Camera Club lp Archery Club Scroll 3. ouncil Assistant 25 3- otive 1,25 His- ea' Z its Q Q77 xX ROOF, KAREN J. 4 ROEBKE, LELAND M. ROEDER, JON A. ROGERS, JOHN C, ROSEBROCK, EUGENE Publlfonufl Agent 3: SDanlsh Ski Club 2, Rifle Club lg Red Cross 3, Football 3, A Rifle Club l. Club l- Homeroom Representative 2. Hockey 2,3, Gayle Lennarlson, Lynette David-son, Alice Taylor, Marlene Anderson, Judy Swedahl, Mary Kipka, relax before the lense excitement of the coronation. SAETE, SHARON R. Pep Club 1,25 Girls Club 1, latin Club 2. SCHMALZBAUEI, GARY O. Student Council 2,35 Library Club 2,35 8 Football lg A Football 2,33 UA Hockey 'l,2, 3, A Boxlbull 1,2,3, Home- coming King 3. e SALCHOW, GORDON Publication Agent 2,3 Cubs 2, Courier Staff trum 1,2,3, Bowling 3 nor Staff 31 Camera 35 Quill and Scroll 3 SCHMIDT, GARY f .r- 1 ' S 25 - -, M41 jQ' if SEBROCK, MARJORIE A. d Cross l,2,35 Pep Club 1,2, Girls Club l,2,35 Y-Teens I5 A.A. 'l,2,3g Science Club 35 meroom Representative 1,2, Office Worker 35 B Choir 2,35 Operetta 2,35 library ub 3. NFORD, GALE M. d Cross 15 Y-Teens 15 Spec- m 2,3. MIDT, HAROLD N ni fr A ,X f I ROTH, ROBERT E. Horneroam Representative 2,3, SARNE, MIKE H. Ski Club 35 B Football A Football 3. SCHMIDT, WALTER J. Camera Club 1. EQ' 0 -5 X E' TN E'5 . I 1 I 1 W Q RYAN, ALICE M. Red Cross 1,21 Peo Club 1 Steno Club 35 French Club 1,2 o.A.A. 1,2, A choir 3 Bowling li Gymnastics lp Oo eretta 3. SAUNBY, ROBERT A. Gymnastics I5 Science Club 2 Track l,2. SCHNEIDER, BARBARA A. 4... .5 'EF' l Q f ' my .L js 1 T7 L 'ix 1 ., if RYAN, DAVID J. B Football 15 B Basket- ball 1. scnsns, Junr SCHOEWE, JOAN B. Pep Club 1,2,35 Girls Club I, 2,35 Y-Teens 1,25 Ski Club 1,25 Latin Club 1,35 G.A.A. 1,25 Masquers 35 Homeroam Repree sentotive I. G xl ,I . tif ,. 'P'- 4O :9 Q, 1 37' f ff fr. 'N 3 I . 1 l RYAN, PAT J. SCHILDA, CAROLE K. Courier Cubs 35 Spanish Club 3. SCHOLBERG, ANNE Pep Club 1,25 Girls Club 1,25 Y-Teens I5 Ski Club 35 Spec- trum 1,2,35 Board ot Governors 25 Historical Society 2,3. as svn bs 47 x sio tt. X C 1 50 S Q.- Ti SEIBERLICH, LARRY J, Student Council Assistant 'lg A Football 3g Red Cross Rep- resentative 3. , va SIREK, GEORGE T. Courier Cubs 2g Courier Staff 2,35 Bowling lg Quill and Scroll 3. lt's obvious who scored the basket from the expres- ns on the faces of the Johnson followers. SOKOLA, BARBARA J. SOMMERS, HowARo STAHNKE, DAVID A. STARZECKI, CHARLES J. STARZINSKL, SHIRLEY J. Peo Club 1.21 Girls Club 1. Publication Agent lg Latin Club su Club 2,3, Hockey 1. Red Crm 21 Pep Club 1, gwgmmgng 172,32 gcgence Girls Club lg Ski Club 2, L Club Q, Club lg G.A,A. 1, Orme w ers 2,3g Skating Unit 2, n-A ur- S Al 5' L bv , 1' .Q .I 6 Q L g K 7 L Sz. mm I Y ffm i if X 1 1-ref. -H, ig. 'I' ' C.. , ' A .D . Y? , 4. K fin . I, 'T' L 1 x X 'I - . 'W , , v 95 W , 4' ' ,., , Aj- e , I l ' 3 ga, ff 4. -fi ' it X E, Q x ' i , a 7 . 5 , 1 G A 5 YN n l ef-' I, ' . I s .. 'Q 2 , 1 ,fl ni' 5' J . N C ' Y, , .. 3 .' , 1 ' , kg , 2215 , V- f 1- , jf. 1, I . . f - fi f f ' ' ' - fi . ' ' I I' I I TOM L. SHARDLOW, GEORGE W. SIEDOW, MARVIN M, SIEWERT, LOUELLYN J. SIMONS, JANICE I.. Club 2. Courier Staff 3, Ski Club 2,3, Gymnastics 1, Stage Force 3, Peo Club I,2, Girls Club I,2, F.T,A. 2, GA.A. I, A Choir Science Club 2, Governor Staff Student Council Assistant 1,2. G.A.A. I,2. 3, 8 Choir 2, Girls Chorus 3, Camera Club I, Band I,2,3, 1. Sr. Class Representative 3, Lie brary Club 2,3, Quill and Scroll 3. KO, JUNE V. SKOOG, MARK C. SKUDLARK, TED . 50Hl-0, JUDY E4 SODERBECK. PATRICK C. blication Agent I,2,3, Peo President ol Junior Class, Vice Jr. Class Yreasurer, Ski Club 1, Red CYOSS Ip PCD Club I,2,3: b 2, Girls club 2, F,T,A. 1, President of si. Class, Board B Hockey 1, A Hockey 2, Girls Club 1,2,3, Steno Club , F.H.A. 2,3, Spectrum 3, oIGoyernors 2, Homeroom Rep' 3, B Football 1,3, Library 3: G.A.A. 1, Student Council storical Society 3, resentatiyes 3, library Club 7, Club 7,3, 3, Librartf Club 2.3. Cheefleud- 3, 'AU Football I,2,3, A 9' 2,3- Baseball I,2,3, HA Hockey I, 2,3, Homecoming King Candi- date 3. OLBEIG, JO ANN M, STROM, MARGARET M. STRUSINSKI, MICHAEL E. STUMPF, GAYLE A. SUNDBERG, BARBARA J. p Club I, Courier Cubs 2, Swimming 1,2. Publication Agent 1,2,3, Pep Pep Club I, Girls Club 1, G.A. urier Stott 3, Spanish Club Club I,2, Steno Club 3, G.A. A. I, Library Club 2, Marching 2,3, Historical Society 2,3, A l,2, Office Worker 3. Unit I. ill and Scroll 3. it in l :s fix If. 0, s up, 7 ps lj- QP SUNDOUIST, TOM E. SWARD, CAROL D. Spanish Club 1,25 Student Coun- Pep Club lg Girls Club 25 G.A. cil Assistant 1. A. lg Homeroom Representa- tives 2, Sr. Class Represenfaf tives 3. TOUSLEY, CYNTHIA A. Pep Club 'lg Girls Club 2, Steno Club 35 Office Worker 3. M ii . M iq i WALDO, HARRY Spanish Club 3, Bowling 2,3. 50 f Al L!! swsoAHL, Juov A. Pep Club l,2,3g Girls Club l, 2, Sophomore Class Treasurerp Ski Club 2,37 Latin Club lg G. A.A. l,2,3g Talent Show 2,3g Student Council 2,35 Governor Staff 25 Homecoming Queen 3: Flagtwirler 2,31 Skating Unit 2, 3g Rec. Secretary Student Coun- cil 2g Historical Society Secre- tary-Treasurer 3. SWENO, MARY-JO TABOLICH, JACK J. Pep Club l,2g Steno Club 35 Science Club 2. A Choir 35 Talent Show Girls Chorus 'lg B Choir Operetta 2,3. UNDERHAL, DAVE E. VALENTO, JUDITH D. VENTO, BRUCE F. VINNES, HAROLD B. Red Cross 'lg Swimming lg Red Cross l,2,3, Pep Club 'l,2, Masauers 35 B' Football lg library Club 3, Homecom Distributive Education 3, F.T.A. 1,25 G.A,A, l,2, Gym' 'AH Football 3, King Candidate 3, Hockey l nastics 3. 3g Baseball 'l,2,3. L , 1 f - . f. ' , 'or ' ' ' , S 0 v 2 .2 .- E . V A f W ' , me ,gr K. . A .Klip 4 X, K . .V ggi X, . li' K 'fi 'fzbw I ' i ...eval ,sas s l 1 4 ' 6' SC 5 , 6 i Q' 'S ,sb Iac it X 1' - L' WALDRON, HARRIET A. WALKOSZ, DEANNA M. WALTON, VERONICA M. WATSON. MARJORIE R. Pep Club l,2,3, Girls Club lg Spanish Club 'lg G.A.A. l,2, Spectrum 2,3g Governor Staff 25 Library Club 2,3p Sr. Class Representative 3. Pep Club l,3, Girls Club 'lg Steno Club 3, Ski Club 3, Latin Club 'lg G.A.A. l,2,3i Gymnastics 1,25 Talent Show 25 Governor Stott 2,3p Office Workers l,2, Skating Unit 2,3p Quill and Scroll 2, Distributive Education 3, Pep Club lg G.A.A, l, Choir 3, Bowling lg Homero Representative 2, Girls Cho l. Z? af- 'aff 4: . 54, ix 'Ev C7 I i TAYLOR, ALICE I. TEMPEL, GERALD E. THOMALLA, DICK O. TIMMERS, FRANCIS TOMAI, DIANE Pep Club l,2,3, Presidenl l,3p Ski Club 2, A Hockey 2,3. Courier Clubs lg Courier Stoll Girls Club 1,235 YfTeens I,2g 3g Rifle Club lg B Football Ski Club 3, French Club 23- l A G. .A. 1,25 Tolenv Show 2,3g Sludenl Council 2,3, Flogfwirler 3g Homecoming Queen Candi- date 3. Judy Peterson, Barb Anderson, Carol Kirkland, Alice Ryan, June Silko huddle around Ihe Irophy case admir- ing lhe newly won Hockey Champion Cup. ,,.- CG? Q 6 ,.,,'1 V -H mi. QI. 11. l 'rw-s 1 L -P. 'fx K WEBBER, CONSTANCE M, Girls Club 3g F.T.A. 25 S Club 3g Spanish Club 25 M drigols 2, Tolenl Show Homeroom Represenvuvlve 3g l brcry Club 7,3 WILHELMY, JIM W. Courier Cubs 2, Ski Club Mosquevs 2,3, Homeroom Repr senlolive 25 A Foolbull 3. Dave Olson Paul Nystrom, and Sharon Lynn dnshllung water an chemistry class. WRISKEY JOYCE M YEKALDO, TONY Qw- Wu.. WLT f A 1 -. A 3 - l E' EI YEGNER, CHARLES A. :tin Club 25 Science Club 2. IKRE, JUANITA T. storical Society 2. Nrsx, DIANE A. Club 1,25 Girls Club 1,2 F.H.A. 2,35 G.A.A. 15 Bowl- 15 Office Worker 2,35 B ir 1 WENTWORTH, SYLVIA J. Pep Club lg Girls Club 25 F.T, A. 35 F.H.A, 25 Madrigals 2,35 'AU Choir 35 Talent Show 1,2, 35 Homeroom Representative 15 Operetta l,2,35 Girls Chorus 15 B Choir 2. WISTROM, MARY L. Publication Agent 1,25 Courier Cubs 25 Courier Staff 35 Stu5 dent Council Assistant 2,3. WESTMAN, CAROL L. Pep Club 1,35 Girls Club 35 Y- Teens 25 F.H.A. 25 Latin Club 15 Office Worker 35 Skating Unit 2. WOLD, PETER R. Class Officer lg Student Council 2,35 library Club 2,3. Al-THAN. DAVID P. 4 GRABINSKI. JOHN M. french Club 2.3: Modf-gals 35 Golf club 1,2,3, Latin Club 1, 'A Choir 2,35 Talent Show 35 HB' Hockey 1, ODeretta 2,3. C' WETTERSTROM, JUDY E, WEISZ, JEAN M. Red Cross 35 French Club 1. Red Cross 35 Girls Clu Spanish Club 35 G,A.A 'I Band 3. WOLF, RAY W. WOOD, NANCE E. Football 1,2,35 Basketball 'l,2, Pep Club 1,25 Girls Clu 3g Baseball 15253. Homeroom Representative LICHTY, VANCE E. Wrestling 1,25 Basketball 1. 'r. Office Worker 3. WOJTANOWICZ, JANICE SENIORS NOT PICTURED . . L Ge '17 'f MACIOCH, ANTONIO J. MURRAY, RICHARD W. Chess Club 2, Track 3, Library Courier Stall 2,3, Swimming 2, Club 3. Governor Staff 2,3, Camera Club I, Cross Caunlry 1, Li, brary Club 2,3 ALLEN, WAYNE BAIN, ROGER BERGMAN, DONALD BIES, JANET BONK, JOHN CIELKY, WILLIAM CONNOLLY, MARTIN CUBUS, THOMAS FALK, PAT GESE, JIM GROMENZ, DARRYL HARRINGTON, TOM HILL, RICHARD KAISER, TOM KODLUBOY, LEONARD LAGATO, JOE LESLIE, MICHAEL LEVIENN, JERRY MAGNUSON, STEPHEN McCLELLAN, RODNEY MCOUAID, ROGER MILLER, GERALD OBERG, WAYNE PETERSON, DONALD PROHOFSKY, DELORES RAUTIO, CHARLES REEVES, LOWELL RIEMERS, LAWRENCE ROBBINS, JAMES ROSS, MYRNA SCHMIDT, MARLENE The Cheerleaders Iorm Iheir own baseball Ieam. Dick Murray preparing to lake the pictures for Ihe '58 Governor cover. The Edalorlal staff of the Courier T 05. r 'm rn ' f L- I by-v ' ? ,I PETERSON, DEAN C. ST. SAUVER, RICHARD A Choir 2, Archery Club 2. SEIDOW, MARVIN SNIKER, JOHN STEINBRENNER, BETTY STOEHR, ROBERT STOKVIS, ALAN SWANSON, ROGER SWENSON, DAVID TANGEN, TED THAEMERT, KAREN THOMPSON, JO ANN TOMAI, DIANE VERA, KENNETH WEGNER, CHARLES WEST, RON YEKICH, RITA YOST, EVERETT , . xl 5, .mv ifjfly .fx , X g x 6 - I' vb Qin O no X i fr .fi IO!! Shardlow, and Sandy Jacob at the 'l 19 5 I N lg ' u r Q Qvf I ,, x 1. no ' 4 , '. 2 L 4' fh ' Am, A, ' 1 . 7,a:SzVf?51:. I ., . Q-wg .9 W3 ,I V' T ,. Q , ' A' W, 9- ' Zh, , -A ' the A-V Y I, U ,qv ,-...M ' ' bly. :NN 9' x IU IDRS... ny.. ,,s, if 4' I if The second year at Johnson was a year of firsts. Salient subjects, singing groups and dra- matic clubs now become available as new horizons opened to the second year under- graduates. Early in '57 the Junior Class pitched in with gusto to make Homecoming a gaily decorated and successful affair, thanks to Barb Johnson, Pat Ireland and their committee. A squad football drew from the ranks such gridiron greats as George Fibison, Curtis lPorkyl Wahlberg and Dave Peterson who showed their prowess on the athletic field. The Holiday Season was ushered in with a panoramic view of Biblical and homey scenes .. JE' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jack Wuhman, Vice Presidentg Dave Peterson Pres: dentg Gerry Fincel, Treasurerg Miss Downey Clos Advisory Mary Lou Zeiloth, Secretary. created by Mrs. McKenney's art disciples in the halls ofthe top floor. In January Kathy lsacksen and fifty others received their class rings and were enviously viewed by the rest who were still waiting. Along with mid winter winds and Hockey Sea- son came the Scholastic Aptitude Test. All the year of schooling seemed in vain when they were faced with these professional brain- teasers. Homecoming, Sweetheart Swing, Hobo Dance or Invite, nothing is as important to the Juniors as the Prom. Weeks and months of planning and hard work were climaxed with one night of breathless excitement. Junior Representatives Greg Brindley, Sharon Wold Janet Prucell, Carol Tensing, Marilyn Nelson Mar Lou Zeiloth, and Tony Bennett spend many hour working an Prom plans. ROW lf B. ..-1' xv Y wa. Johnson, J. Kemper, S. Johnson, A. Bialke, M. Zeiloth, J, Thompson, K. lsacksen. ROW 2: C. Courteau, R Gibson, C. Sandeen, M. Runyan, R. Mellin, J. Appleton, C. Toensing, C, Dreyling, ROW 3: C. Moravec, J. Root, altisek, P, Newpower, W. Simon, B. Berggren, B. Clemas, J. Schlattman, B. Fish. ROW 4: L. Erickson, L. Reck, asey, R. Hunt, C, Frye, J, West, T. Bennett, J. Erickson. ROW I: J. Ortenblad, K. Lucci, G . Natalino, J. Stepan, S. Robbins, G. Scheiben, S. Stafford, Carlsten, J, Drake, R. Kubiszeuski N. Carlson, O. Savino, J, Huffman G. James, L. Kennedy, A. Baumgartner, G. Kernkamp, C. Thomson, J. Westphal, D. Steiner, K. Johnson. ROW 4: M. Svendsen, R. Burg, R. Gifford, R. Campbell, K, Koch, L. Gervais, R. Biork. ROW l: S, Derauf, G. Becker, L. Wiesinger, D. Wigen, S Hoye, G. Yardeen. ROW 2: G. Jones, S. Wald, C. Schnaith J, Peltier, B. Liebelt, S. Kelsey, B. Koel. ROW 3: J. Rulli D. Loritz, D. Breier, C. Taylor, M. Rush, J. Warren. ROW 4 H, Lindahl, D. Cusick, J. Worre, J. Gitzen, W. Reppe, R Oom, W. Schotik. RQ 0 .X 1 ,U ' 1 lf. al 1 i sf ,- v-S RA ,, fw z-r ,..- Y ROW l: P. Cramer. J. Stall, C, Dixon, K. Conroy, M. le Vasseur, S. Bickford. ROW 2: M. Jones, R. Fossler, V. Mikacevlclc, J. Broadvent, C. Barnhausen, B. Voss. M- P rotlno. ROW 3: C. as- zezak R. Horvieux C. Nel- son J Wagner T Ledman Buetow ROW Watts B Lennartson Hanson B Anderson Lundqurst R Erlckson Damram W l an Matheson E Kulpatrlck K Truhlar R Chrnstopherson aunes Meath J lucua D Omdahl l Wrught C Hochradel K Osello ROW 3 l Muller R mackel A E en Wenss D Werner D Mor te R Jalonack ROW 4 M Bloomer J Wrlhelmy Gary T Crawford Gaaovmk R Hanson W I Ho mes o man Thomas nnlnhorn P Pau son Pozdermk B Waldron ROW 2 G Gael J l.c1Bore J DeMarre D Lunceford M Nelson M Greseknng K Square C Nelson R W 3 P Trremert Stone N lundhom Peterson Beberg Campbell C Kapoun W l G :ncel son l. Gustafson D Reed J McDonough W Roche eussler OW 2 nth K J c ow C Neumann Wapthen C Wolkerstorfer arusso OW 3 anutl urs ner Kabes D Gravelle G Me r n P Bayless J Sou r Mr, Wosko's World Geography Class pauses for o minute, Sophomores line up for lunch. A par! of Vhe Marching Unit performing al c basketball game. v'-L'i'i- on N, . K.: A fy -vw u I. J ROW 11 B, Wisvrom, S. No decu, P. Ehvisneon, D, Fogen D, Jobs! ROW 2: J. Lochl, L Hcndelcnd, S Barr, R John son, B. Hanson, J. Highberg, J Tucci. Row 3, w. wegwefm N. Johnson, J. Giiberf, R Boovb, T Kopsner, G. Flblson ROW 1 K Anderson, L, Rwch ovdson, M, Vorwerk, M Mocve P Wood,J Bonfe ROW 7 S MiIJer, V. Hendvfckson, C Smnh, J Larson, P. Husfings ROW 3 D UMendcrf, J Joyce C Bevgsvron, C. Wohmerg, G Osvrom, C. Johnson. The mystery of the mechanical advantage of the pulley as sludnously being unravelled by Roger Halle man Marty OMeara .lam Bondnn and lim Parker. ROW 'Il P. Garcia, J. Weisz J. DeF'onfy, E Kasai, V. Mac Klnnon, J Srrllfh, W Kellor ROW 2' J. Lang, R. Crafty, l Sandsvram, K Casey, P Schachf, J. O Beyar, J. Lenz P. Keller. ROW 3' B. Thema son, R Larkey, T. Gagllardl J Sarwchelll, D Olsen, 51. Ol son, L Page, B, Feiner, M. An derson. ROW 4' T, Lindahl, J Fluegel, J. LaBafre, L. Buck man, D. Garofala, A. Pagel, G While, M. DeMuIling. l l 5 s . L ' . - l.: l .WT-. . ' Wil 1. '7'X2-: 52: v ROW 1: B. Seebold, H. Hayes, M. Chouonord, M. Hudollo, J. Robinson. ROW 2: D. Roschke, M. Meyer, J. Bodin, J. Koenig, K. Corkin, D. Johnson. ROW 3: T. Rohrer, D. Burg, J. Ekerson, B. Clcuson, J. Cloeson. 6' Db-'V XJ' 'V fs.: 1. ROW 1: S. Roschke, S. Gib- bons, R. Becklund, K .Tifft, S. Daniels, l. Leaf, J. Ferguson B. Rosenthal. ROW 2: J. Schullz, S. Cline, S. Lundholm B. Hanson, J. Rogers, F. Buk- ken, J. Kruger, L. Anderson, M. O'Mecira. ROW 3: K. Wol- den, C. Diesslin, J. Hanson, M. Nelson, J. Purcell, J. Parker R. Western, J. Jensen. ROW 4: G. Osledl, G. Brindley, J. Biurslrom, J. Evenson, B. John- son, J. Wahman, D. Richard- son, G. Johnson, P. Galvin. 62 17 ROW 1: F. Proulx, A. Comrni suli, L. Perkins, P. Manson, A Hayek, G. Brooks, S. De Slcsio N. Covroll. ROW 2: C. Lind K. Schulz, H. Richard, R. Munn G. Hudulla, N. Eckl, C. Berg strom. ROW 3: G. lorson, D Presbrey, T. Anderson, T Fischer, J. Myslrom, S. Lind rud, R. Fluff, C. Flugsfod. m.. SDPHOMDRES . . . 4 1',- A ' i- kk ..- ii 1 . j 1.2.-4' Sophomore Officers: Sandra Johnson, Treasurer, Marie Nelson, Secretary, Karlind Moller, President, Jerry Ricci, VlC9'P'e5ld9f'l7 MY- Iverson, AdVl50 - The Sophomore Class was quite active this year. The Charity Drive was their main proiect, and a most successful one. Getting the underclassmen acquainted with Johnson was the classes main task. They also sponsored a dance and sold year- book plastic cover protectors to bolster their class funds. ROW 1. J. Chenauweth, S Mancuso, K. Amey, E. Mathi sen, R. Nordwall, P. DeBruui. ROW 2: P. St Suuver, S. Koch C. Casci, C Pula, D. Bramer M. Peterson, J. Johnson, 1 lescarbeau, M. Brandt. ROW 3 B. Frommer, M. Fihison, l. Prax, E. Emer, L. Schuaf, B Miller, C, L'Allier, K. Abresch, X J. Guetz. ROW 4: D. Pleban, J. Nios, J. Kisch, G. Hanson J. Podgorski, B. Brom, J. Hal sten, J. Webster. . I t h X A ROW If G. Steele, K. Lanquist D, Swanson, J. Mortinson, C Hasslel, M, Duncski, R. St Sauver, S. Geiger, M. Mui vaney, S, lettenmaier. ROW 2 A. Demboudtl, B. Stein, E Rogers, J. Madigan, C. lms dahl, B. Clements, K. Johnson B. Walkosz, R. Zuchery, B. Rei bel. ROW 3- G. Swangstue, G Wegner, K. Johnson, V. Arendt B. Hutchinson, J. Stoltz, C Thompson, l. Hoyt, C. Hun nah, J. Nelson, A. Podgorski ROW 4: B. Johnson, M. John son, S. Bakken, D. Carle, M Brandt, M. Splett, R. Gcuper D. Heckmann, S. Oahm, M Werner. 63 1 ' 6 4 My V V' Tl f f ' Q i Q-i Q K 1 Tl I . 3 1 V l if ly!! Tr ., f -'V' A rA in 'l I fllil Q . 1 l P Ll , St F El Col T Je , R ngel B Preu , R cGuir ng ROW 2 F T g, W J fx-.ff 2 li l I l i ,I X. . , 5 . s , J Q .,. i sag, I 1 . A ,INN 1' .i ig . f P l,, ROW l: D. Olson, J. Holstetter, G. Walsh, D. Horrisberger, F. Thompson, T. Beyer, R. Growe, G. Nieman, G. Isaac son T. Wilford, W. Baker. ROW 2: R. Goski, D. Skaar, B. Bauer, N, Williams, M. Hebert, J. Haggor, E. Novatny . arson M. eponiak, C. Tarara. ROW 3: R. Loomis, D. Lundholm, D. Callahan, J. Wilson, L. Janney, F. Posiuk . mquist, P. eman, L. Hall. ROW 4: J. Starzinski, L. Hobbs, J. Alstatt, J. Smith, L. Hanson, D. Whalen, R Lamberg, D. Lienemann, T. Crandall, G. Dreyling, J. Gibbs. ROW 5: R, Fleener, D. Warren, T, Del Percio, L, Crotty . nsen . E , J. Johnson, K. Peterson, L. Guzzo, T. Farinella. W l n erson G inter, . ss . M ' e, J. Anderson, D. Howat, D. Corbo, D. Anderson, T. el T i : . ornin , arvinen, R, Snyder, B. Roth, R. Sierakowski, D. Eastlund, B. Beaubien F Bramscher D Friemuth, J. Crank. ROW 3: R. Ricci, T. Hannon, J. Bacigalupo, P. McAuley, E. Wawack, chida M age roerfer, D. DePonti, J. Sacketl. ROW 4: D. Lyons, G. Lind, J. Larsen, E. Kensy, F. Fisch- er B Otto B Moore P Bacigalupo, B. Triemert, T. Plaster. X ,S , ROW 'I A OConnor A Muller, P. Swanstrom, J. Palumbo, D. Dude, D. Charpentier, J. Young. ROW 2: B. Har- rington M Pitzel R Yost K Tuott, B. Bugh, J. Larson, J. Hess. 4 i s . , 5 i y i . s 'vm Q' 4355 MH: Ei . .., Sig I . B mir, 5 'ngl'llfll51frI,w. lliififgs F wk' 053 .Je sig ' I iii ROW 1: R. Skorka, J, Summer, H. Giannini, J. Zellmer, G. Germain, T. Fedorowski, R. Biniek, J. Nilan, J. Peterson, R. Brucker, K. Lundholm, L, Wasieleski, R. Moss. ROW 2: R. Nalipinski, G. Anloldi, G. LCYSOFT. R. Sergot, D. Strachota, K. Moller, C. Frederickson, D. Reisen, G. Lehmann, B, DeMuIling, L. Ehnstrom, B. Lar- sen, M. Zaccardi. ROW 3: K. Hanson, T. Audefte, R. Reese, B, Rotter, J. Osslermann, G. Moe, B. Zeimet, T. Hansen, P. Bodin, P, Gilbert, E. LeVasseur, J. Larson. ROW 4: J. Bruski, L. Lockhard, B. Schilling, R. Lunzman. J. Morrison, J. Konchal, P. Falkman, J. Wicklund, T. Anderson, C. Bucth, D. Nelson, K. Swanson. ROW lf A. Mudek, G. Johnson, J. Setterholm, J. Beberg, D. Anderson, J. Ek, T. Kassube, B. Kroll, K. Kubat R. Thompson. ROW 2: B. Johnson, T. Urbanski, C. Ricks, R, Korlath, M. Gonsoski, R. Wasioleski, S. Rydel B. Larsen, T. Smith, S, Wright, J. Olson, D. Plain. ROW 3: J. Neimiec, H, Hartield, G. Hammerly, L. Swan son, E, Bruckner, F. Spannans, B. Lee, E. Spencer, J. Goiovnik, D. Kellogg, D. Krentz, R. Dahlquist. ROW 4 R. Chlebeck, R, Anderson, W. Sulhammer, J. Pientko, J. Goranson, C. Hanson, B. Ryan, B. Kemp, J. Hanley P. Howie. ROW 5: N, Boreen, P. Boreen, D. Klemstein, C. Angiers, C, Wollenberg, D. Low, J. Schomslein P. Anner, W. Yoch, D. Johnson. i V , .1 rm Q Q Alter a precise and painstaking search of the map Mike Pitzel is ably assisted with preparations for by Ken Pomeroy, Carol Marty, and Don Anderson, the Christmas auction by Pat Bateman and Dianne found Brazil. Denneson. . , 5' .T 'E ...dai W ' JN if 1 :IL ' - .,f -2-1' 555' 4 fr- ee, ' Y 5 ,y Dave Corba Kerth Peterson ond Joan Greer study the prnncnples of geometry 1.-.il ROWI K Mudek G Anderson D Woulfe G Flowers J Smuth M Mangnne L Passofaro S Johnson P Chun P Murphy K Tacrk ROW 2 P Culhane M Johns E Stennbrenner C Schacht A Genger A Freppert N Lundahl J Bcckstrom P Ruchert S Crum ROW 3 C Hazzard M Stochowuak C Schossow Z Morrlsette N Randall K Isaacson K Edhlund D Corner M Stewart G Peterson ROW 4 V Hernruch L Ludwug J Patrow B Nystrom L Wood D Olsenuus N Johnson C Halowlck B Mlckelsen K Steele ROW 5 C Palumbo D Lundln M Shard w L all J Jensen K Lundblad M Gonslor M Smuth B Wh: en D Stolarskl S Ecker wr -S CLI ROW l R Roberto, B Slemmons, C Wortman, P Rneger S Anderson L Garner, C Rodrrguez ROW 2 J Nelson S Wnlllomson, C Marty S Lundeberg, S Sundberg, C Wucklund, J Cocchuarella, A Aruola K Juarez, K Mager G Smith, S Becker, R Andrews B Bom, K Glbbons S Banley,J Houska, L Stoerznnger ROW 4 N Orselle, M Nulo, J Wa'l, C Santassrero S Frost, J Campbell, M Sperance J Llndahl J Greer, K Haagenstad ROW 5 F Thorson, M Taldo N Muller, S Oldmg L Nelson, N Johnson J Mortholer, C Harden J Harrlngton ROW 6 B Haugen, M nlkoske, S Oddson M Lewrs, M Schoewe, M Marshall, S Clasen M McKane, P Mon ROW 3 C Wyganowsku, G Cocchuarellc, S Soete G Martnnson C Hanson K Mynarcyk, B Hustmgs Mclevush M Wess S W tague K Jensen fr' 115:31 ll I l .Cf r 1 , f fl ,. ..,.-w1ww':v:f:L- ,J l L . 4 Q, gf, lo,.Musv,. A , -,Q,,:' ' . , - , Q . V tr? J W Q, rf fr 1, 4 M 'VP ' U 7 pl . . v , L ' J V W I -'V Q ., S 4 , I , Q hx Lf JL , 1- v of G X W wr 4 J V 1 , 5 r , , P l A L l L . 5 Q Q I 2 , 4 I I ' , l 4. 1' J-4 h ROW l: S. Jaszczak, K. Mondor, L. Price, S. Schroeder, S. Sanford, E. Gillen, J. Muller, C. Wynne, M. Sipf. ROW 2: S. Kustrich, V. Halley, J. Leopold, P. Bostrom, C. Shattuck, S, Fehr, K. Peterson, M. Beatty, D, Kaintz, J. Haugen, C. Peterson. ROW 3: D. Krebsbach. R. Kirkwood, V. Cournoyer, P. Racer, B. Wells, B, Larson, P, Kellermann, S. Robinson, J. Jannetle, D. Denesen, M. Sipf. ROW 4: M. Dixon, J. Diutsch, S. Van Rhee, C. Palumbo, C. Lewis, N. Pearson, J. Moravec, J. Thomp- son, N, Franzwa, J, Peterson, S. Dixon, J. Johnson. ROW 5: P. Bateman, B La Balhe, K, Brink, E. Reck, G. Gibbons, M. Nelson, L. Cylkowski, T. Alwin, S. Anderson, L. Ostebo, B, Hedeen. ROW 6: N, Walton, L. Jarosewicz, C. Gilbertson, P. Norsledl, B. Brack, S. Schneider, S. Hunt, K. Soderslrum, C. Slanke, D. Rush. An animated study of the biological processes of flora and fauna is pursued by Sandy Johnson, Paul Swonstram, John Morrison, and Bob Lee -VV W 4.- - . , , f fl- 4 wav 1 5 1 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL SWIMMING FQ- GYMNASTI gg .rn HOC BQSKETBAQ2 'Li UNTR GAgA.' RAMURA L, BALL , Q Q f My 1 mf 1L off . , f 'D 2+ 3 f w-Lf A :wvve sf' 'fe x V ' 29 Q ,A 4 ,A I . 4' . ' . ,F 414 Fmqdwf 5R: s if' FUOTBALL . . . .,fS 7? t 3.1, 1. .43 1 '46 66 iq A A 1, -aw i ,V f. 1. , lf, at' 'Eff 30 xii P Q 1 if V ip 9 f t l l Q A- ff-, E5. .. I i. .' .cyl 1 1. , 4. ,Q ,f Q V- In ' f' 4 -T 1 . s sie : :, X wa . i , A 1 Q al., -A o f' 4, age if ' I . Aw 4.1, J I H 5785.-an-. ...eo .M J. ., , ..-.- ...L-.. - B SQUAD FOOTBALL RECORD Johnson -V44---M 27 Murray ..... T9 Wilson .,.,. .,L...... 7 Mechanic Arts 'LN 7 Harding . .. vt B SQUAD wk ROW l: D. Krentl, D. Corbo, P, Bodin, D. Lundhalm, R. Mendez, T. Hanson, L. Crotty, R, McGuire, il. Skorko, R. Gaski, D. Stra- cota, J. Socket. ROW 2: Student Mgr. G Isaacson, F. Thompson, T, Hurd, D. Anderson, B. Brooker, B. Gien, S. Schnider, C. Davidson, P. Brainard, H. Hartiels, l. Torinus, D. Siodin, C. Ricks. ROW 3: Coach Mr. Saievic, J. Scharrer, B, Preuss, J. Dupre, I.. Guz,1a, K, Peterson, D. Nelson, G. Anderson, B. Otto, J, Miller, J. Marsden, J. Bergman, P. Faulkmen, B. Kamp, D. Biork, G. Moore, P. Barret, J. MacRae, l. Campbell, B. Ryan, B. Roth, C. Hanson, J. Gayork, G. Osterman, B. Spencer. The future shows promise for the varsity team be- cause of the fine performance of our B squad this year. The B squad with a record of 3 wins tMurray, Wilson, and Mechanic Artsj and l loss lHardingl had o good line and a strong passing attack. ln every 70 game, at least one touchdown was scared as a direct result of a pass. Some of the more outstanding players were, in the line, Judson MacRae and Les Campbell, and in the back, Lou Torinus, John Bergman, and Steve Schnider. wo. VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD W 1 R Oom G Schmalzbauer J Londmo J Anderson T Anderson J Cotty J gers J Lan J Wilhe Jo Tippel M Burkhart 1' Skud r u c W 2 i a ma e Sa I D Peterson A O I -v- -,, All! A A ' ,,- 'ext' . 1 U hnson 13 Humboldt ,. . ...,... ....'l3 12 Monroe ... ., 6 33 Washington . .. 7 6 Murray .., .,, 39 20 Harding . ... . , .12 20 Wilson , . 13 14 Mechanic Arts ....21 OUR SEASON The Johnson eleven opened their season on Friday, September 13th by meeting Humboldt. The spell of the day could not be broken and the final score was 13-13. lt had been drizzling all day and the field and benches were wet when Sue Schroeder sat down to cheer the team as they met the Green Wave of Monroe. The soft, muddy turf did not stop the Governors from having a spectacular third quarter as they went on to win 12-6. With all the ioyous violence of kittens ploy- ing with a ball of string the team attacked the Washington Prexies and unraveled them 33-7. Although the day was sunny, the faces of the fans were cloudy as the Pilots dealt the boys their first loss. The forward phalanx of Murray backed by a clan of swift running backs proved too much for the Governors and they tell 39-6. Amid the pageontry of Homecoming, the Governors conquered the Knights of Harding 2O'12. Before a crowd of 3500 spectators the boys played one of their best games of the season and even a last minute touchdown by Harding made little difference in the final out- come. In a close, hard fought game the team scalped the Redmen of Wilson by 20-13 to add another victory to their record, ln the last tilt of the season, Mechanic Arts gave our team the coup de grace by defeating them 21-14. The concluding standings showed the Gover- nors in third place which attests their prowess an the gridiron. We were also honored when Dennis Prohofsky and Jim Cocchiarella were chosen on the All-City team. 5 'A Q K , as M -'vii 'pq R214 4 . 'gg f .o , .ffw ,,, 4 ,w.,1.,,'1nc.1--9 - f .1 .3 ' V 1 4- x :U nf 'N' ms, HX- we Q' 551 a' ,yi VM.: l ,A at at 'I ,..v, 1 my ,,jh1 ,4 : ' 'Ad' 55,11 49'-f 4,p-I gm I N A was ff 3 wt' I' 1 4 Nr. P A N f-5,5 'Ps :L 5 Mn:-ellis, C vo M--6 f 1 ,N 4 .JG ff 'A ,Lf . .qi if fir, -The blaring band signals the charge of the Governors on the gridiron after the first half of the Murray game. -All eyes are focused on the play as Rube tensely awaits the snap. -Lanquist receiving the ball during practice. --Acasta and Dahlin crouch for a charge. -Bablerg Cocchiaretla pauncing on the pigskin. -Skudlark centers the ball. -Forsythe, Wolf, Peterson, Fedorowski, and Chelgren a stalwart line. -Marien, DePaIma, Wilhelmy, Schmatzbauer practice back- field wizardry. Fibison, Joyce, Bergman, Prohofsky, and Reck take a rest. , CN., - X, Clark and John Bergman ready to break all records. SWIMMI G. . . The Governors' powerful swimmers had one of their best years pulling into third place in the state. Some members of the team took a good share of Firsts in the State Meet. John Bergmen broke existing records and pocketed first in the 400 yard Free Style and the 200 Yard Free Style, while brother Clark grabbed a first in the lOO yard Back Stroke and second in the 150 yard Individual Medley. UF-EP C. Bergman, J. Bergman, D. Knutson, D. Slahnke, P. Deitz, and T. Wilford. 'if 1. . I I 1 E!! 'yas il ? CN ,Sl 3 th 'lt Q 1 y a , . , 'Q-F' 'P' S hgNQ?S.56 iii 'AM' 'Ak AC BASKETBALL . . muster ROW l: Ray Wolf, Ron Erickson, Charles Davidson Jerry Ricci M ke Payton ROW 2: Richard Jorgenson, Leo Reck, Les Campbell Daryll Duram Tom Kaiser Denns Prohofsky Mr Kramer B Basketball. The iunior varsity bas- ketball team this year had a record of three wins, and five very close losses. They continued to improve throughout the season, and expect continued success next year. Concordia .......... 27 JHS 22 St. Paul Park ........ 3l JHS 28 Minnehaha Academy . .30 JHS 22 Wilson .....,....... 37 JHS 31 Monroe ......,..... 40 JHS 44 St. Paul Park ... . . .35 JHS 34 Mechanic Arts ., , . .37 JHS 50 St. Thomas .... . . .50 JHS 43 U Bull? if A Basketball. This year's basketball quintet started the season with a surge of power and lost to a fast Wilson team by only two points in the last seconds of the game. Most of the other games were equally close, and the Governors were no easy mark for any team. They played every game with spirit and enthusiasm, and ended the season with a 46-42 triumph i 'i 7 JHS over our arch-rival, Harding. 42 ' Concordia ........... 45 JHS St. Paul Park ......... 49 JHS Minnehaha Academy . . .64 .lHS Wilson .............. 45 JHS St. Thomas ,... ..... 5 8 JHS Monroe ........ ,... 2 9 .IHS Blooming Prairie ,..... 47 JHS St. Paul Park .... .... 4 8 JHS Mechanic Arts ... . . . .48 JHS Murray ...... .... 4 9 JHS Washington ... . . . .50 JHS Concordia ... ... .65 .IHS Waseca .... .... 7 l JHS Central . . .... 55 JHS Harding .... .... 4 2 JHS Humboldt ... . , . .56 District 15 JHS Central .... .... 6 5 Jump-ball and Tom Kaiser picks it out of the ai Our tallest player Tom Kaiser reaches for the ceiling. Ray Wolf receiving. Mike Payton about to pass the ball. Daryll Durum is intent on making a basket. 1 I , ,xx V Y .w Nww U-3?', 'fm ' .-f , M-f' . ., ff' M , Z! 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'1Qw,, x v v 1 b r qQg N, Q ., Vw?fSmQ J0VN5Ox Q- A V A 1 Wax ,ff ',,fg Q , V: 1 C M . W 1 gi 'fa 5 , B I ' ,gi Q X X , l , I I ff 4, 1 53 s Af 1 w fi if y r ' ,asa M. M 1 mf ff: Him M ig W' gay, Q Z K 2 1 S 2' gf ' A K y W tr? 'I vi ' at fab 'Q ' W' H 6 5' ' V? 4 Y' .2 44 fx K aw? Q 2 :Y Q M x Q 4- 'l J' 'Y p w . -Ear A . R 3 X 1 -W 4 M3 5 9? I x ' xl ,,. .M -1 w ,?x5' h 4 Q X xv qt f352'f'32 'f M fv- Qslyffg, 4 H M . 'A 1 Q, , - .ff 4 agfiiwwff 5 'R aft is W4 me J, 1 Mfg? '59 , fm? am 3, , 'W lk ,nf ,, M N W k f ' m .Q f ' XJ fry, 'S' f s 4 i -E ' 4 , V ? l 1 1 K K 91 , 1 ,W : ' ,, B L N 0 ff .J-f , . ', nw f , Avi fi X I QE MZ a . x Www X ,,- V . 7 Qi ' ' 5 57.7. . H ni G . ,Q 2, ., . , 'N 'r A ., ,M ,v.. 1, f,,' L fy 3. gr, ,V .hw , ' , 3 ' M N, - ww V X J N 1 f 1 . ' ' ,V H., -, 51 1 YI Y N! --H... ,ff -,4 aff N V, , W' ,Mia W4 N 1. 14 'cf W2 . T, we W J,-QMQ, ann HDCKE Y ROW 1: G. Schmalzbauer, J. Rogers, H. Vinnes, C, Wohlberg, T. Martinson, D. Brooks, R. Prigge, J. Temple. ROW 2: G. Ostedt, M. Skoog, J. Cocchiarella, D. Peterson, T. Skudlark, D. Soderquist, N. DeMike, G, Marien, J. Baldwin. Tears mingled with confetti, and mass hysteria broke out when the final gun sounded. The finger of fate had turned, and mighty Johnson, the invincible Governors had been edged from their pre-destined niche of glory. ln iust a few short minutes, our dreams of the State Championship were shattered along with the twenty game winning streak, but one defeat could not rob this magnificent team of the praise and glory that they deserve. The spectacular sextet had compiled one of the flashiest records in high school hockey history, and our brilliant punch line was rated the best in the state. In twenty-one games, we succeeded in scoring l 18 goals while the slippery puck glided past our All City Goalie, Tom Martinson, only 17 times. All but eight of the games were shutouts. Added proof of the team's success is the fact that out of our starting six, five were chosen for the All City dream team. Prospects again look good for next year, with the B Team champs taking over where this year's squad left off. We're aiming for another State Crown, and who knows, we iust might take itl M.t..,i......,. 1? HOCKEY SCORES Puck Preview Washington ...... Mechanic Arts .... Season Games Patrick Henry ..... 13- Wilson ....... .. Humboldt ... .. 8- Mechanic Arts . . .. 7- So. St. Paul .. .. 3-2 Rouseau . . . 5-3 Murray . . . . O-O Central ..... . . 6-O No. St. Paul . . .. 5-O Washington . .. 2-O Monroe .... . . 5-O Roosevelt . . . . . 4-O No. St. Paul ....... 13-O Harding .... . . 3-1 Cretin .... . . 7-O 3-3 So. St. Paul .. 3-O Roseau ...... . . Southwest ........ 11--2 St. Paul Academy .. 6--I Region 4 Playdowns Washington ...... 3-O Harding .. .. 3-A 7.1 nik mx Gary and Mark team up for this shot. ii Xl,- The charging champions about to score 'lhtbx 1-P 1' t 1 ' ' iQ.. - 603535 fo YQ . . -RDA . Cory Schmolzbnuev on the job here, John Rogers looks detcrmlnod os hw races for Ihr- pud, 3'Q:Q0:i 384 1' W- f' 11 ,J I . x ' J b N, 1 'W 'Q g. .QQ ...J V. K 4 55,219 gm f v' 5 565235, ,,.. f F M .ie1.1Q, 9' K .7 '1'v1 W 4 W sf , fx . A my W ,ifnlvb fix : 1 ' f f: '31 li if A W 3 Z3 fe? M, M ,,. Q gil' Qifnw QV Q . . ' 5 f' -W n , ,Q 'Q kfff? 'V .l , Fig, .2 ! iv gl' f 27 F? Y ? 3 . K cw.. 'Xu . , ' f sd' ,sap -wwf . 5 ' A. f 1' ' sg! Q,,,,'v., . - f B k 124 . -'. ,gf 95 . 95 1, .ig , Y .' ,lv V .F ' O V D1 ,. .L , ,- Jia' E -5 2 4 2 , V, 4 Q f j L N, 51,3 V, 3 .yy 5 x i t ,Z - ,. 5 Q P ' rv ! i 'wi 7 - I I f 4 :: 5 . .. .. .3 Q Q2 U 8 ll ' Q : J En 6 ,,, fs. J , , s gs J 1 . O ,qf ts z., 'X -'Cf' W I Q 3 ,gf 'Y 42 'N' .1 350 , , Xfx 1 I2 .s:,- ', ' I' fx? W' 'X ff bf ' . .-ii . A lk ' 'IJ ff ff V L in ii, ,,,, - il L' Y: ! .. W , gm! .I 2 I Linemen Cory Osfedf, Robin Priqge, and Dick Soderquisf warming up for practice. Geffinq in condifion for Ihe next game ore John Rogers, Dave Peferson, ond Nick De- Mike. rt:-.A . -' ' 42:3-l'.' 1. I ' U I 4' ,V . It 'Y Ax .Am :fxph xr J Rf N, A myl' A W-INN. ' 11 Couch Gustafson gives xn sfructions Vo his'punchI1ne. 12 ANI Cny Gocfie, Torn Moriinson ROW l- N. Orsello, S Daniels, B. Johnson, S Raschke, L, Perkins, M. Holmes, D. Carle, J. Smith, B. Reibel. ROW 2: J. Kemper, J. Johnson, C. Bornhausen, K, Schulz, M, Meyer, A. Bialke, P. Wood, M. Moore, R. Larson, D. Rasmussen, C. Flagstad. ROW 3: N. Schult, M. Smith, B. Bathe, J. Ernst, C. Bergstrom, N. Eckle, J. Bontie, D. Raschke, E. Bos- sard, J. Swedahl, K. Mathi- son. ROW 4: S. Frost, C. Haio- wik, K. Brink, J. Marten- son, J. Ostermann, S. Pie- kutowski, D. Prohofsky, J. Hoff, C. Moravec, G. Fincel, D. Lunceford, M. Chous- nard. Row 5. L, Cylkowski, J. Schultz, K. Sederstrom, J. McLellan, K. Walden, M. Marshall, R. Gibson, C. Schnaith, K. Tifft, C. Gil- bertson, B. Hanson. ROW 6: J. Rogers, D. Gund, L. Lundquist, M. Rosebrock, S. Schneider, M. Nelson, K. Oslund, P. Ire- land, J. Jensen, G. Swangs- tue, N. Hansen. ROW l: K. Ohlander, G. Flowers, L. Reeves, M Emerson, J. Muller, E Feist, J. Gunn, C. Wortman, P. DeBruzzi, V. Halley. ROW 2: K. Kaintz, C. Lew- is, K, Edhlund, J. Smith, S. Sindeberg, C. Wicklund, S. Jaszczak, J. Madigan, P. Racer, B. Wells. ROW 3: J. Campbell, K Lanquist, L. Stoerzinger, J Ferguson, F. Pazdernik, S Stafford, S. Johnson, K Peterson, D. Carrier, J Johnson, C. lmsdahl. ROW 4: C. Hazzard, N Pearson, K. Alwin, K Steele, P. Pufpaff, D. Ple- ban, D. Olsenius, D. Wal- kosz, B. Nystrom, M. Peter- SON. ROW 5: L. Ostebo, G. Gib- bons, M. Nelson, J. Kisch D. Lundin, G. Hanson, P Norstedt, M. Morrison, L Wood, L. Nelson, B. Hed een. ROW lr C. Peterson, G Anderson, J. Martinson, D Swanson, P. Bostrom, G Steele, M. Mulvaney, M Mangine, L. Schaaf. ROW 2: P. Rieger, C Wynne, M. Sipf, D. Hogan S. Fehr, C. Shattock, N Johnson, D. Krebsbach, K Mager, S. Johnson, P Chun, S. Becker. ROW 3: C. Hassler, K. Gib bans, R. Roberto, B. Slem mons, L. Price, S. Geiger, E. Gillen, G. Cocchiarella K. Amey, K. Mondor, K Juarez, J. Haugen, R. Nord wall. ROW 4: J. Guetz, P. Rich ert, G. Becker, L. Hoyt, K Abresch, N. Slozynsky, E Emer, C. Schassau, J. Peter son, K. Isaacson, S. Crum B. Clements. 84 lCont. page 85l J Ji ,ft 'I Y NSD' M0 '9 .: ' . ROW 5: J. Backstrom, F. Thorsan, B. Johnson, B. Frommer, C. Allier, N. Ran- dall, B. Morrisette, J. Les- carbeau, N. Franzwa. J Stoltz, M. Beatty. ROW 6: V. Heinreich, S. Ecker, M. McKane, K. Mynarcyk, L. Musall, M. splen, L. Ludwig, s. Hal stein, M. Gorsior, M. Mc- Levish, J. Johnson. 5 'A - , ,N -lf, ,fy -. 'ii' - 4-Q.: . F - t , n Q... Success at last! Table stunts in G.A.A. Rough-housing girls attempt Lucrecia Stoerzinger per- to erect a wobbly pyramid. forms on the horse admiring fans look on. -. OS .Il.A. The limber G.A.A. members are active in the city Play Days where they display their basketball, volleyball, baseball, badminton, and tumbling skills in competition with other schools. President of the group is Mickey Mor- rison, Vice President, Betty Hanson, Treasurer, Karen Olanderg Award Sec- retary, Pat lreland. The officers offici- ate at the meetings held on Thursdays after school. The advisor is Mrs. G. Sheff. TENNIS This year's Tennis Team showed great promise with several experienced players back from last season to give their advice and assistance to newer team members. ROW l: G. Gibbs, B. Becker, D. Olson. ROW 2: B. Benson, J. Gibbs, R. Jorgenson, P. Blomquist, P. Swanson. CROSS U0 UN TRY Mr. Wasko's Cross Country squad gained experience in their several meets last fall. They practiced running over the fairways at Highland Golf Course. The squad was largely made up of Sophomores. Lett to right: Mr. Wasko, E. Kubiat, B. Hend- rick, D. Reisem, G. Moe, B. Tschida, B. llotter, B. Beales, J. Goranson. GOLF... Johnson's golfers have shown strength in city con- ference play for the past 'Five years. Last year the team lost one game to Harding to lose the crown in the final match. This year's squad showed strength on both greens and fairways- They won the city championship. .1,. Les Campbell tees off hole one at Kellar during Spring practice. Bob Brucker practices his approach with the wedge. ,Q 'sg' AS Bob Brucker Norm Williams John Setterholm John Longan John Bergman Les Campbell Cork Bergman Mr Berg Coach milf Hu. L OPL N PUBLH. y ltr- Q' s A -.af Om. x ww 1 .1 E' UP' . w vdw N... Q' ' r 86 RIFLE ROW l: Mr. Hott, D. Ho wat, T. Ledman, C. Thcie- mert, P. Swanslrom, K. An derson. t- Konchul, F. Fisher, T. Hen sen, G. Kochnovitz, A. Baumgartner. RCHERY T ROW 'l: P. Racer, B. Mic- kelsen, C. Hqiowsk, K l Brink, E. Feist, P. Chun, M Hoff. ROW 2: H. Waldo, P. Ire land, B, Benson, P, Dahl berg, E. Natalino, K. Sed erstrom. ROW 3: B. Oswald, G Lind, T. Jensen, D. Richard son, G. Salchow, P. Swan strom. A 1-ii... ' ' i INTRAMURAL One of the little known sports at Johnson is the intramural pro- gram. This program includes basketball, bowling, rifle and archery. Mr. Hoff is coordinator. N I f QX I-M Champs: Jim Smith, Bruce Benson, Bill Oswald, Ted Fre' berg, Jerry Gilzen, Howard Summers, Mr. Hoff. Q 'f I TRACK Sprints around a track may make up the main part of the team's activities, but that isn't all. Discus throwing, pole vaulting, high hurdles, and broad and high iumps also are included in the team's herculean events. The team coach is Mr. Saievic. ROW l: G. Anderson, J. Wilson P. Swanstrom, B. Hendricks, K Moller, B. Roth, R. Mann, D. De Ponti, C. Rivard. ROW 2: J. Dupre, J, Bacigulupo R. Christensen, R. Beales, B. Bar rett, B. Giem, J. Sanchelli, T Schroepler, J. Sacketl. ROW 3: Mr. Soievic, R. Hanson G. Hudalla, T. Anderson, D. Pro holslzy, J. Anderson, J. Goranson K, Engdahl, L. Andrle, J. Lowe Mgr. K I I ka ROW 21 J. Damiani, A X -N Macioch, P, McAuley, J. it 87 -.xxx 1,92 '1 M J a vu, vii ,NWA 1 N f' Osledt tags Skoog ct lhird. R' w D. Brooks, G. Osfedi, G. Schmalz- Cqtgher, Dave Linneroogh 4 ' ' ' bcuer, J. Evenson, and H. Vinnes line up. Johnson's pitching staff: L. Reck, C. Davidson, and D, Linnerooth J. Evensonl N. DeM5ke' and G. Oned, 'tw I 'WH .,l 1-405- Glen Marien oi boi. J. Temple, G. Morien, M, Skoog, R. Wolf, and N. DeMike praciice their swing. Another great pitch by Nick DeMike. ij .,,A,,, 27. -:rf Tg -5... . f :v.:,, V ,A,,,. few... ,. ...xt QW. ,L iff.. - A- , 5.24-.A ww' 2 . fl ..-me uf.,,.j2g. M. , 15, 1.45-1f..,Ix-FP ' Y ' I .J-lei Am ... J nd ,J 5 T Wi...-f 1 -A D J , i FMD W3 in an -J M5 X D N ' ' j x j Ulrv J iwip5NS0L, x f ,K .XA 'tx W 4-i-A i A' .. L ...w--f D ...if . .,. tus- WV gp nr' i t 3 Y! ' if . Q L ' ' Q r 1 4... V- f .. . . 'gl 4 . - v -. F - H N- - -. H- - ' - R QS 9 f 'Q were.1-if-r,..zf'i'e+i'I ' wi. if imif- ' . T' 5-.rg i'QWi 'VvF4ifi T4 ,f.4f23 ' , .- M .- V. 5 1 - ,- 3-fx' ,1.-'.,:..2iss.9i,: ---..,,,,x 5-., if BASEBALL . . . A veteran baseball team, with several lettermen from the '57 squad, looked for- ward to an exciting season in '58. Players who had won seventy-five percent of their games over a three-year period made opponents respect the Governors. Nick DeMike and Jerry Evenson shared the pitching duties, while Harold Vinnes, Mark Skoog, and Dave Linnerooth sup- plied plenty of power with the bat. They won the city championship with an 8-O conference record. .ll 'M . n 4 Schmalzbauer gets some pointers from Coach Kramer ROW 1: Mr. Kramer, Coach, M. Payton, B. Johnson, S, Forsythe, R. Wolf, H. Vinnes, M. Skoog, G. Schmolzbouer, B. Jarvinen, R, Soderquist. ROW 2: D. Brooks, G. Marien, l.. Reck, J. Evenson, D. Linnerooth, G. Ostedt, N. DeMike, C. Davidson, l.. Torinus 4. 5 P J f 1 1-L A QA I , l I ,J gi ' X- 1 6 5 v K 18 K ' if x t'f ml 1, ,A 'ui' A ,S -k i 5 1, .iv W '?3,a 'fk21k ,miss Lam Wi, , f. -, A ,J ., . ' ' gf Sul LE. , 5-A 1 51.5 K. Y fx!! A ' V, if f 3 if Ill' fy f , f, UA' ,la'?7?a4 I, , f -'gay : ,yi Lf L 1' 4 ,Xi ' 1 ' ,Y , , A ' mix 2, 2. 9 I ffl' .ww fy 1' ff ig! 1 f 1 fx , f h'j!' 4125.1 .1 H ,. f, f , ji, IA ,J 355 L? ,, -M nf ,nf , 1 fl 1. ,ff ' .fy L:'Ef!ffZQ,f s' Ln miff, Q4 f iv 5 f1::1.'?,z QgfW 1 ' :'j ll . :ik ' Swgfffj fvsfyf Z 3 . v fm' V 35 ' Q. ff'!1:'f gm . W if.-rn, ,V 7 f if 9.1.3, ,g ., . ww, 24, ff, . if 'Lag 5' E fl' 3,5 .,f er' .V -J' 9. 'N j gf ws Lia I 1,4 I i UB . Y Sag! 52' E SPANISH CLU 2 - A ,A ,sq , V. G TW Q4 Vgig, 25+-p , . .,. A ZH W: . , . Qfifirfrf, ,2 ww -A ' he N. I 1 1-I -1- - I V -' ici. -- 1 1 1-gyw,.,,,,,wuMi - A . , ., , ,A ,M sg Q 4:5 . MI, x 4 , 4 is Zwuuw My MW, LIBRARY CLUB . . . Library Club acquaints students with Library, and helps them feel at home. Club members keep up the Library bulletin board, re- view books, and sponsor the annual Book Week Tea. Many parties, a dance, and several club-sponsored bas- ketball games made this club one of the most active this year. Marcia Gipple and Judy McLel- lan initiate Mary Lou Zeiloth at the Library Club party. ROW l: C. Lind, J. Korngable, J. Rogers, D. Prohotsky, C. Klune, J. Olson, J. Ostermann. ROW 2: G. Lennartson, C. John' son, J. Root, M. Rosebrock, J. McLellan, J. Jensen, J. Jensen. ROW 3: R. Murray, G. Johnson, B. Lofgren, A. Mueiwel, G. Shard- Iow, D. Knutson, P. Nystrom. ROW 4: B. Johnson, J, Wahman, S. Forsythe, G. Brindley, R. Jor- gensen, J. Holm, D. Prohofsky. sf' . .,,. M wb Janice Olson, Janet Root, Gayle Lennartson, Marcia Gipple and Stano Pieku- towski get ready for the Book Week Tea. ROW l: C, Webber, K. Lillehaugen, M. Kipka, G. Steele, H, Waldron, M. Sipf, J. Sohlo, E. Kilpa- trick. ROW 2: Miss Benson, S. Schroeder, S. Raschke, F. Pasdernik, C. Peterson, L. Leaf, M, Zeiloth, B. John- son, S. Lindeberg, M. Inde- har, ROW 3: J. Olson, M. Nilo, M, Peterson, D. Clauson, P. Swanstrom, K. Moller, L. Hondeland, L. Ostebo, K. Peterson, S. Piekutowski, K. Johnson. ROW 4: J. Remackel, J. Edgell, D. Saderquist, T. Martinson, T. Algren, B. Lang, D. Kirshner, D. Ol- son, P. Wold. ROW 5: T. Slsudlurk, M. Payton, G. Schmalzbauer, G. Mcrein, M. Skoog, C. Wohlberg, B. Sirek, T. Kapsner, N. Patrin, D. Peterson. ROW l: J. Appleton, J. Bakken, M. Fibison, D. Fa- gan, S, Johnson, B. Ander- son, N. Dahlberg, G. Brooks, C. Antonson, S. Becker. ROW 2: J. Holt, J. High- berg, D. Heckmann, M. Gipple, J. Drake, P. Bidin, B. Blood, L. Anderson, P. Benysek, J. Gunn, ROW 3: J. Anderson, C. Fluegel, P. Galvin, D. East- lund, B. Becker, D. Richard- son, B. Benson, E. Gibbs, D. Anderson, Miss Schmitz. ROW A: T, Bennett, P. Ax- ness, G. Brindley, J, Holm, J. Anderson, J. Bergman. P. Falkrnan, B. Clauson, J. Fluegel, C. Edwards. gy., 2 o 0 0 , N ,Cv 0,11 1 1 i l 4 'hui ROW l: J. Campbell, B. Mickelsen, K. Sederstrom, J. Bakken C. Haiowik, B. Johnson, K. Amundson, C. Antonson, J. Sohlo ROW 2: W. Kellor, D. Fagen, J. Kisch, B. Hedeen, B. Johnson K. Peterson, C. lmsdahl, S. Fehr, M. Peterson, B. Nystrom ROW 3: L. Cylkowski, D. Prohofsky, R. Gibson, K. Tifft, L Richardson, C. Westman, B. Anderson, C. Johnson, L. Ostebo D. Olsenius. ROW 4: L. Wright, C. Schnoith, Z. Morrisette, J. Rogers, Highberg, K. Laven, C. Kruse, S. Jacobson, N. Johnson. ROW 5: L, Wood, M. McKane, G. Hanson, D. Lundin, D Carle, K. Abresch, J. Schultz, K. Walden, L. Nelson. ROW 6: J. Peterson, D. Rush, J. Schoewe, M. Nelson, M Splett, L. Lundquist, M. Rosebrock, M. Nelson, K. Steele. GIRIJS CLUB One of the larger organizations at Johnson is the Girl's Club. Among other things, they, and their counselor, Miss Downey, sponsor children from Greece and France. The club accommodated JHS by taking charge of the Valentine Cupid- grams and sponsoring the Sweetheart Swing. They also found time for parties, hayrides and loads of fun. Girl's Club members sit roptly listening to Miss Minnesota's tips on good grooming, Girls Club Officers: Front row: Sondra Jacobson, Vice-president: Kathy Walden, Program chairman. Jean Ostermann, President: Linda Leof, Treasurer, Winnie Kellor, Secretary. J S5 0,31 0 ROW I: P. Rieger, R. Nordwall, S. Schroeder, L Price, J. Martinson, C. Peterson, G, Steele, L Possofaro, M. Mongine. ROW 2: S, Becker, M. Kepko, A. Taylor, S. Rasch ke, K. Twisk, D. Hogan, K. Mondor, K. Juarez, G. Cocchiorello, V. Halley. ROW 3: C. Santarsiero, K. Gibbons, D. Denesen S. Gibbons, A. Mortinson, J. Swedahl, G. Lennart son, J. Olson, K. Lillehaugen, E. Bassard, M. Du naski. ROW 4: L. Leaf, P. Wood, A. Bialke, K. Mathison K. Schulz, J. Haugen, N. Pearson, N. Lindohl, S Anderson, D. Swanson, C. Pula. ROW 5: J, Oslermann, M. Moore, S. Clusen, S. Dixon, M. Nelson, D. Anderson, D. Lunceford, S. Johnson, G. Jincel, C. Shattuck. Jean l l 29 15 ' if 'af i -1 X 'Y I .AN -0 4- 1. fl. r ,,,.,,- ' ,l vi' X, Ostermann introduces Miss Ardyce Gustafson as Jean Gunn and Laura Lundquist look on. sf V-v 'X ,. sl . hf A ... ROW lr B. Bauer, D. Lundholm, D. Presbrey, N. Lundholm, J. Worre. ROW 2: G. Johnson, L. Erickson, D. Richardson, J, West, T. Lemke, J, Erickson. HI-Y The HI-Y is a fellow- ship group dedicated to community service pro- iects. They enioy varied activities centered around school and Y.M.C.A. facilities. 95 Judy Korngable checking the F.T.A. teaching schedule. Alice Ryan and Ken DeStasio help Rose Kroda, Mickie Morri- son and Karol Kirkland apply make-up before the J. S. Play. .4 sf ff.: T3- 3 - ROW l M Berg V Yarusso N Eckl J Bonte D Raleigh, J Sl o B Rosenthal M Needham Mrs Drake ROW 2 R. Bidwell P Rxeger A Bialke P Wood J Schultz M lndehar, M Moore M Zeiloth ROW 3 L Richardson S Wentworth, T Lemke C Kane C Toensmg B Bauer ROW 4 l Ander- son J Olson J Jensen J Collingham B Larson B Nie son, C Sandeen JI. This year, as in the past, the ever active F.T.A. Club helped to encourage many prospective teach' ers of the future, by giving them the opportunity to substitute at grade schools and learn from experience. Extra activities included a trip to Chicago, and helping to make the annual Hobo Dance a success. Masquers members: Jackie Kreiger, Sandy Lundhalm, Jean Gunn, and Jackie Sauder prepare a radio play. 1 A L-s..i ? A 7,4-I: -K. t K HISTORIC L SOCIETY These industrious stu- dents, recommended by their History teachers, meet during work week once a month. The purpose of the Society is to keep Johnson's records up to date with in- formative news of past graduates and current school events. Advisor: Miss Bienhoff. Nancy Carlson and Ruth Bidwell clip pictures during Work Week. Barbara Blaud, Mary Ann Klar- kowski, and Sandy Boldt prepare file cards on past graduates. 23252 is N, Mp.. T ,A f ,,, ,Of :Ea -Y vi W . wx. ' We ' V , l l All it l 63 ,O - 5 ti if I T is 5 f ,, Q' ROW lf Miss Bienhoff, L, Leaf, J. Swedahl, C. Rehnberg, C. Bornhausen, J. Johnson, J. Fleming, P. Bege, J. Sitko. ROW 2: B, Pearson, R. Bidwell, S, Johnson, J. Starzecki, K. Schulz, J. Krueger, D. Luncefard, K. Amundson, M. Klar- kowski. ROW 3: M. lndehar, A. Scholberg, J. Larson, C. Smith, S. Boldt, J. Hoff, C. Sandeen, C. Toensing, V. Peter- son. ROW 4: J. Martenson, M. Morrison, K. Oslund, D. Richardson, J. Carlson, N. Carlson, B. Blaud, J. Olson. ROW I: E. Bossard, J. Gunn, S. Raschke, J. Peterson, B. Anderson, S. Linn K Lillehaugen, P. Garcia. ROW 2: D. Gund, S. Lundholm, D. Prohofsky, J. Olson, C. Antonson, R. Kroda, M. Lang, A. Martinson, I. Marsden. ROW 3: J. Jensen, M, Gipple, J, Schultz, J. Wilhelmy, K. Walden, J. Margeirsdottir, J. Krueger, L. Lund- ist. ROW 4: J. Jensen . Root J. Wilhelmy B. Vento H. Hermeking S. Brin J Souder J Schoewe K DeStasio MASQUERS Drama and the theater are significant of the Masquers Club They contributed much to the JS Play not only in acting ability but in make up costuming d recting publicizing and studying stage technique Requirements are one Year of speech and genuine interest and xlib flair for performing Their adv: sor is Miss Marguerite Anderson ,- nfl, .-, 98 D.E. C The activities of this year's D. E. Club varied from a trip to Chicago to helping sponsor the Hobo Dance. This club was formed to promote vocational com- petition in many fields. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Perry, they are learning all forms of vocational skills. ROW I: M. Malm, S. Brown, P. Flipp, D. Johnson, V. Erickson, S. Kaczmarek, J. Hultman, F. Peter. ROW 2: Mr. Perry, J. Gifford, D. Underdahl, J. Kwiatkowski, W. Johnson, R. Ackerman, P. Pen- shorn, R. Kustrich, W. Allen, D. Peterson, R. Perry, P. Soderbeck. SKI CLUB A love of the outdoors and an aptitude for fun are the characteristics of the many ,J ski club members. Because of the lack of snow again this year the club was able to get in only one ski trip. Trollhaugen was the background for the fun-filled frolic. Here the experienced skiers like John Langan and Sandra Damkroger taught the snowbunnies like Barbara Frommer and Jona Margisdottir. ,vo- w Pat Pufpaff, John Langan, Jean Ostermann, and Brion Jarvinen preparing their skis for their an-- nual outing. gx ' 1 , C ROW la K. Mathison, S. Anderson, K. Steele, J. Stepon, B. LuButhe, K. Mager, M. Sipf, D. Drebsbach, E. Mathisen. ROW 2: S. Lindberg, C. Wicklund, S. Sundberg J. Peterson, C. Nordgren, A. Martinson, C. Rehnberg, A. Taylor, A, Schalberg, C. Coopet, R. Larson, P. Wood. ROW 31 Mr. Abdella, D. Woyes, B. Anderson, K Bielicki, D. Walden, C. Schnaith. J. lang, M. Anderson, R. Gibson, M. Moore, A. Bealke, J. Wilson, F. Thompson. ROW 4: D. Thomas, J. Martenson, S. Damkroger J. Ostermonn, J. Swedahl, M. Gipple, P. Pufpaff, D. Walkosz, P. Huna, G. lennartson, J. Olson, J. Peterson, J. Martholer. ROW 5: J. Babler, C. Storlecki, B Berggreun, J. Lange, J. Anderson, D. Carlson, B. Lennclrtson, G. Fehring, P. Blomquist, D. Breier, D. Rush. ROW 6: R. larsen, J. Koenig, P. Newpower, P. Amundson R. Western, M. Sarne, J. Johnson, G. Shardlaw, L. Johnson, D. Knutson, B. Hoelzel, T. Algren. l N 1 1347 .,,. 1 . I '4 1 t ROW 1: R. Chun, S. Senske S. Lundholm, J. Ferguson, J. Sitko. ROW 2: Miss Sorensen, J. Bakken, J. Kriegen, J. Hoff, J. Olson, D. Raleigh. ROW 3: . Schlattman, C. Thomson, K. Sederstrom, J. Munchow, C. Haiowik. .4 SCIENCE CL B Science Club is composed of students who wish to spend extra time studying and making scientific proiects. Members give demonstrations at the meetings and discuss interesting scientific topics. As another proiect they prepared and pre- sented a television on ham radio in April. F. H. A. Using their womenly wiles, this group gathers with the intent of preparing themselves for the future. Together they learn meth- ods of preparing heavenly dishes, caring for children and solving family prob- lemsg their advisors are Miss Sorenson and Mrs. Bacon. S The interest of the Science Club members is caught by the oscillo- scope. Seated B Hoelzel E Gibbs D Knutson J Richter Standing D Richardson G Shardlow H Hermelung R Langseth G Fehrnng J Lowe M Bonneville D Durum K Johnson N Patrin 99 ' Jx.I SLf:,,,,. Q X341 l 9. 5 , Q. Awf , H ,,. w,:l3l1 V' v ' , A4 , ., ,. A . A ,, , I ,,. . 'V ge . f-N A A x.. as 4 A . I 5 :5.ma2,,3,. -A - Cp if ' ' v . ' ' 4. .. A, ,, ., '- N 1- Y- - ' ,, 1Q15 'mQ.:I '.'f31': '-QA. 1. -, - A , f wifaff fre' W MMMS- -1 ' ' ' 'f' ' ' 'ful '4 ,,,, ' - - A . - ' ' 151 ' 1 ..4pA-4 mga!-' , 'QQC Iwi ' 'Ei- . R. . -0 ' .ww 514. , A lt Q.. V ,Jai V-Evv' -may ,M .uhh J Judy McLellan, Lil Wright, Pat Putpatt, Kathy Walden, Stana Pie: , .. kutowskl, Karen Titt, Karen Amund- L -' L son. Judy Sohlo, Mary Kipku, an Sue Roschke. ROW l R. Roh-rivo, B Slenirnaws S. Lettenmcier, M. Mulvaney, J Jannette, L. Price, C Pula, M. Du noski, C. Sawtarsiero, G. Steele ROW 2: M. Mungine, C. Caopet, H Waldron, C. Rehnberg, A. Martin son, L. Passotavo, K. Juarez, K Mondor, M. Sipt, C, Wynne, D ' .ral n 0 K t ' F13 d 4 I 1 'll f 'f J filfgsww -..N ,, .. - - s +4 Krebsbach, D. Denesen, K. Gi bons. ROW 3: P. Rieger, S. Johnson, J Martinson, P. Bostrom, C. Wortman J. Nelson, M. Sipf, J. Nelson, G Wegner, J. Haugen, J. Johnson, S Becder, C. Schossou. ROW 4: J. Deytsch, J. Smith, S Sandberg, K. Mager, E. Rogers, J Madigan, K. Johnson, R. Zackery A. Podgorski, C. Peterson, D. Swan son, S. Anderson, S. Gibbons. ROW 5: M. Brandt, C. Hazzard, K Lanquist, S. Geiger, E. Feist, S Robbins, A. Freppert, G. Cocchia M. Splett, D. Biogini rella, L. Stoerzinger, S. Jaszczak V Halley rn E. Mathisen, . Row 6. N. Linduhl, Starzecki, S. Frost, , E. Feri K. Schull, J D. Carrier, S Lindeberg, M. Fibison, N. Franzwa K. Amey, B. Reibel, J. Peterson K. Steele. ROW l: C. Schnaith, Tifft, M. Lewis, M R. Gibson, K. . Brandt, D. Carle, J. Halstin, D. Lundin, D. Rush. ROW 2: L. Wood, M. Nelson, L. Nelson, B. Nystrom, Norstedt, L. Ludwig, L. Ostebo, P. D. Heckmann, V. Cournoyer, L. Schadf, S. Bak- ken, B. Stein. ROW 3: D. Pleban, Westman, P. Pufaaft, S. Jacobson, J. Oster kutowski, C. Larson, K. Twisk, G. Hanson. ROW 4: J. Podgorxk ski, M. Gonsior, S. lellan, D. Sedustrom, T. Alwin, C. D. Prohofsky, mann, S. Pie: J. O'Bryan, , M. McKane, i, L. Cyekow- Ecker, J. Mc: S. Oddson, J. Kisck, l.. Musoll. ROW 5: M. Smith, C .Haiowik, 5. Anderson, J. Halsten, S. Hatster, J. Schultz, J. Highberg, K. Laven, M. Shardlow, N. Randall, B. Hedeen, M. Schoewe. ROW 6: C. Plurnbo, M. Rosebrock, G. Gund, J. Schoewe, P. Ireland, L. Lundauist, D. Anderson, L. Wright, K. Walden, B. Larson, C. Gilberetson, B. Johnson. ROW 1: K. Amundson, M. Ander son, J. Olson, G. Lennortson, Huna, C. Kruse, C. Sohlo. ROW 2: E. Bossard, A. Taylor, S. Raschke, M. Kieka, J. Webstei, Prax, P. Ri:'1ert, J. Casci, G Marwison. ROW 3: N. Johnson, Aritonson, J Lihdahl, C C. lewis, B. P. L . Clements, J. Morcvec, D. Kaintz, L. Garner, M. Beatty, K. Mynarcky, J. Wall, E. Emer, S. Crum. ROW 4: S. F-r'ir, M. Peferson, C. Shattuck, N. Pearson, N. Johnson, K. Olsenius, J Campbell, B. Wells, P, Racer, B. Mickelsen, K. Brink, J. Greer. ROW 5: K. Peterson, K. Edhlund, C. Wyganowski, M. Stewart, L. Leaf, M. Moole, P. Wood, A. Bialke, K. Mathison, G. Becker, K. Haaginstad. ROW 6: S. Johnson, E. Reck, G. Swangstere, V Heinrich, S. Dikon, S. Schneider, C Stonke, D. lume- fcrd, G. Firrrel, J. Fwoulm, M. Nel- son, D. Walkosz. The Cheerleaders direct q pep ag- xembly prior to the regional bas- ketball game. C. ,sw fa. ' fl f G G 9 ISL' 'Sflf 'J1 ' m S L hgh' ' -:I . Q ' ' ' A . L VIZ . r I 'J VX Q N., fs-4 A F g ff 'JE ' U .. , . ,ED et 1 fi if - ra F Qi ,- fi . . I : 'Z L- M v 1 4 , li? 5- 0, 0 . X i-9 t SPECTRUM 'le , -I-, 72. , , 4 ' 'R SPEUTRUN 'Q 55 Arq- r l r x O .5 V .A :Nj --. '. WU ' . l - , S W 'mn Nei L J f 1 il l xl 11 N W' 8 l - . 2915: - A I . . tif' 'lf -H ' Q. . ' ' Q . 4 gf-r Ji nl - 1 li' 1 1 l YP' XX ,z ,... i . Jew ! J T? W' J :- ,,,, r wi' -,L H XS, Q X 3 QBTWJ A A.. U . - ... -. -. y J , 5. ROW 1: B. Johnson, W. Kel- lor, P. Axness, P. Newpawer, K. Lillehaugen, S. Linn, S. Dunbar, K. Isacksen. ROW 2: Mrs. McKenney, H Waldron, C. Caapet, R. Bid well, J. Compbell, J. Sitko, J Peterson, A. Erkkila, M. Coul ter. ROW 3: J. Benson, D. Prohat sky, S. Kullander, G. Sanford A. Scholberg, T. Alwin, N Pearson, S. Daniels, G. Schei ben. ROW 4: J. Kenkel, L. Young berg, P. Ireland, K. DeStaslo L. Lundquist, L. Musall, J Hott, J. Olson, D. Biogini. ROW 5: G. Solchow, D. Kirsh ner, J. LaBarre, F, Ftsher, D McGuftin, G. Moore, B. Grzy winski, P. Bayless, G. James l , Busily working on posters for u school dance are Carol Coo- Nielson work on their special Spectrum projects. pert, Yonc Mogisdotter, Paul Axness, Paul Newpower, Ann Allen Rhenstrom, Judy Benson, Otto Savina and Beverly Scholberg and Delores Prohotslcy. ROW 1: G. Yardeen, G. Kloeckner, S. Juszezak, C, Wynne, M. Sipf, S. Senske, G, Cocchiarella, K. Juarez, S. Johnson, G. Steele, K. Szalapski. ROW 2: D. Martinez, S. Schroeder, P. Bege, I.. Price, B, Slemmons, P. Culhane, S. Frost, P. Cramer, G. Becker, S. Gibbons, M. Ogura, Mr. Hoff. ROW 3: M. Jones, T, Alwin, N. Pearson, J. Weisz, J. Wetterstrom, R. Yekich, S. Johnson, M. Porotko, N. Franzwa, B. Pearson, M, Mudek, G. Flowers. ROW 4: J. Krieger, J. Schultz, D. Novalany, C. Klune, C, Morovec, K. Meath, J. Duitsch, K. Kirkland, K. Twisk, K. Steele, J. Krueger, P, Swonstrom. ROW 5: N, Sceley, M. Rosebrock, J. Lloyd, J. Nias, D. Biclgini, J. Collingham, S. Vunlihee, P. Benysek, K. Johnson, B. laBathe, C. Hauowick, E. Heck. , , X r N... ROW lc B. Thompson, K. Schulz, K. Hoffman, D. Johnson, J. Johnson, R. Becklund, M. Wikre. ROW 2. B. Koel, A. A 0 i K 9 , it 1 l is .. , S TEN' CL UB Out of school secretarial opportunities are the ob- iectives of this club. School activities receive the aid of the group when business advice is needed. Miss Van Zinderen, Advisor. Ryan, J. Peterson, M. Ogura, P. Paulson, M. Sweno, M. Kipka, M. Bateman, M. Johnson, M. Klarkowski. ROW 3: G. Stumpt, D. Olson, J. Sohlo, S. Johnso'n, M. Roberto, N. Dahlberg, C. Caopet, J. Olson, D. Walkosz, S. Piekutowski, Miss Van Zinderen, ROW 4: K. Mathisan, M. Nelson, K. Anderson, M. Vorwerk, V. Hendrickson, l.. Gustafson, K. Squire, V. Mikacevich, C, Bergstrom, S. Contreras, S. Hinz. ROW 5: T. Matson, C. Tousley, J. Collengham, D. Anderson, J. Anderson, M. Barnes, E. Hanson, D. Gund, P. Olding, J. Wriskey. ROW 6: M. Anderson, R. Gibson, C. Schnaith, K. Walden, J. Purcell, J. Hanson, K. Laven, S. Holstein, E. Kasat, J. Lang, R. Foss Deanna Walkosz, Kathy Schultz and Stana Piekutowski check the motion picture machine prior to a Steno Club film. RED CH USS Decorating Gillette Hospital during the holidays, visiting homebound students and doing volunteer work at the Red Cross Chapter House are some of this club's activities. Advisor: Mr. Hoff. Carol La Rue, Sandra Peterson, Sandy Beberg, and Rita Yeclrich put contributions in the Red Cross box tor shipment overseas. 103 Concentrating primarily on understanding the language and the customs of the French, this group of students combine hard work with iocular activities to help carry on the traditions of France. Karen Larson, Judy Greer and Diane Paulson at a Language Club Pizza Party. ROW 1: Miss Downey, K. Lillehaugen, M. Zeilcth, A. Bialke, D. Raschlte, S. Gibbons, J. Fer- guson, B. Rosenthal. ROW 2: A. Taulor, M. Nelson, L. Richardson, C. Toensing, C. Schossow, L. Leaf, J. Emmons. ROW 3: J. Peterson, P. lmmer, C. Diesslin, N. Hansen, J. Larson, B. Lar- son, M. Gipple, J, laBore. ROW 4: J. Schlattman, R. Melin, K. Oslund, J. Pitzel, L. Gervais, P. Galvin, M, Nelson, J. Hanson, J. Schultz. Q2 LQ V3 i . ROW l G Yordeen J Ortenblad J Broadrent Mss Downey, S. Raschke, C. Dugling, P. E oisman ROW 2 E Strank D Johnson J Lang C Santarsiero, L. Nelson, S. Jacobson. ROW 3: C. Sandeen, S. Highberg, J. Kemper, S. Daniels, E. Emer, C. Jaszczok, M. Porotko. ROW 4: S. Cline, J. Krieger, G. Johnsofi, T. Nelson, R. Western, J. Gibb, J. Jensen, S. Boldt. ROW 5: S, Brink, L. Erickson, J. Schaewe, J. Badin, B. Hanson, F. Weiss, J. Root. Latin Club's purpose is to facilitate learning the ancient language by combining fun and recreation with study. Several parties throughout the year include Latin card games, singing Latin songs, and refreshments. Enioying a Pizza are Spanish Club members Judy Johnson, Lil Wright, Margaret Schoewe, and Sharon DeStasio. '7 -H wr ROW l: A. Erkkila, C. Nordgren, K. Hoffman, L. Garner, S. Senske, J. Everson, P. Bege, J. Stolberg, Miss Downey. ROW 2: P. Falk, C. Kane, M. lndehar, K. Mynarcyk, K. Jobst, J. Greer, B. Johnson, J, Thompson, D. Tomai. ROW 3: M. Johnson, C, Hochradel, J. Jensen, J. Appleton, K. Anderson, K. Larson, D. Paulson, J. Rogers, F. Bakken, J. Starzecki. ROW 4: R. Marquardt, H. Waldo, D. Uhlendorf, Rwlangseth, H. Sommers, T. Bertini, E. Gibbs, K. Franken- berg, B. Nielsen. Bearing Spanish names, these retorical stu- dents participated in gay fiestas, and colorful pinata festivals. Pizza parties although unac- customed to South American countries, added an ltalian flavor to this otherwise strictly Span- ish atmosphere. A dinner at the Casa Cora- nada, recordings and dances round out the year's activities. Knocking down the Pinata is Jeanne Everson, while Marge lndehar holds the string. Carol Nordgren pours a drink of Esponol Punch for Rollin Langseth. Karen Larson and Joanne Jensen dancing at the Pizza Party. n ?,..,,i ,E mf' .5 ffiiiiiif? 1 .V .. Sf-x The Sweetheart Swing received a boost this year when the zeal- ous Girl's Club sponsored this eagerly awaited affair. A Prince and Princess of Hearts were chosen from each senior home room as can- didates for the crown of King and Queen of Hearts. Cupidgrams were sung during Valentine's Day to bashful students as each song tallied a vote for the new royalty. The night of February i3 found the gym gaily decked with red and white streamers and hearts. Rosy- cheeked couples shrieked their approval as the crown of hearts was placed on Jo Ann Thompson and John Babler. 5 King of Hearts Johnny Babler . . , Queen of Hearts 4 JoAnn Thompson Michael Lanquist Janice Peterson Ron Lindeberg Connie Webber, Harriet Waldron, Haio Hermeking, Jona Marguesdotter, Lynette Davidson, Peter Blamqurst Sharyn Johnson John De Palma JoAnn Thompson, Peter Wold, Dawn Nelson, Harold Vinnes, Jeanette Kellogg, John Rogers, Janice Olson Tom Sundquist Pat Pufpaft lawrence Anderson, Vicki Anderson, Clark Bergman, Karen Amundson, Johnny Babler, Janice Ehn- 1 ,gs r F 'lm v I, ' 4 ur yivaciaus queen steps spell wilh cupid's mes enger, Tony Mudek onna Rush, Marcia Toldo, llene Frepperv, Carol Worrman and Sandy Ander- on sing endearing songs o a blushing sludenl. An embarrassed Joanne Reed is serenaded by John Fluegel, Karol Isaackson, Bruce Benson and Darovhy Raschke. Wifh the Valentine iesI.yi- vies of a dose, Bonnie Ny sfrom, Carol Peferson, and Nancy Johnson aid in brinqf ing Vhings back Io normal, by removing decorations y. E f 1' 1 4 1 x L. 1 I 2 2 1 2 3 5 t g 5 5 5 . ,, ff xW:-,vw ,,l. W if' 1 i mfs, W -4 ' 1 . ' fl-.. 4 'fe W A W , , ,Z 1 , Queen Judy Swedahl and King Gary Schmalzabuer survey their satisfied subiects following the Coronation. A cool crisp afternoon, spawned the second day of homecoming festivities. The chain of rib- bon-decked cars and gaily ornamented floats promenaded past an array of fascinated Johnson students as the traditional Harding-aimed parade pointed eastward. That evening an air of excite- ment and anticipation filled the stadium as the Johnson clan cheered their gladiators on to vic- tory over an ever troublesome Harding eleven. Victory came with a final tally of 21-12. Winding up the gala Homecoming activities was the scintillating evening dance. The gaily decora- ted gym was transformed into a wonderland of colorful cocophaneous shapes and sounds en- ioyed by all from underclassmen to alumni. Jono Morgeirsdottir ond Haio Her- meking, honorary prince and prin- cess, wend down the royal path- way while the crowd looks on. Everyone enioyed the music of The Collegiate bandsmen. Some lake time out for a little conversation with classmates and alumni. The bond slows down the tempo to o dreamy waltz os the Home- coming feslivities end. ... HUMECUM NG FU !, C0110 ATIO . . . . sq In Gary is King! Everyone is happy r 2 E r 5 2 'ha rosie I 1 l .- , r fri me The royal parly assembles lor a formal porlrail. P0902 PU' MUFPVWY- Marlene Anderson. Lynelle Davidson- Gayle Lennartson- Sandra Anderson Glen Marien Clark Bergman Mark Skoog Karen Amundson sings Jim Milberry breaks the suspense n Affair to Remember as Judy Sweedahl is chosen Homecoming Queen. at , Dal-.ze Q I Knights ' 0559362 4 it 2595? V ce, G5 A tea expec lst S 1 4 sat tr -like as the Qghtlyry htegff x E' a ' d the homecom' coro l i Myri fpink- cheeked facwpeere to e velvet curtained staga he strains p and Cir- cumstance beclMed tno-i ously dressed candidates forward. The gala crowd eagerly watched Queen of the Snows, Eva Wicker, escort- ed by Mr. McMann, crown Queen Judy Sweedahl and King Gary Schmalzbauer. The festivities were capped by the graceful dance of Linda Price, and the melodies of Karen Amundson. Jono Margeirsdottir- Alice Taylor, Maw Kipkc- Halo He el'l'l9 Gary Schmalzbauer Harold Vinnes Crown Bearer Ricky Wellor. Mr. McMannf Queen of Snows, Eva Wicker. Judy Swedahl- Dale Lehmann X 1-1, ' ROW 1, M. Ogura, J. Corlso e , , un un, . u a , Shardlow, A. Erkkila, ROW 2: K. Larson, K. DeStosl ec er, g S k D Anderson M O'Me Wistrom, - fe GH V - l7... in. COURIER . . . Supervising at the Editors helm this year were Mary O'gura, Judy Carlson, and George Sirek at various intervals. Others on the staff and their fp, 'H X il t positions were Pat Bege, First Page Editor and A it A ',, Circulation, Gordon Salchow, Feature Page Edi- :IQ 'Q'j19g'PQ'QfQw'2fj,1 ',fjfQggfhaf' ,3dJ jf,,5,': f,:'g tor and Ad Managers, Jo Ann Stolberg, Third Thank My 1 if Page Editors, Dick Thomella, Sports Editor, Karen t-14, ' 'W-A 'A Larson, Circulation and Feature Copy, Ken De- : ll' A 'F Stasio, Feature Page Pictures, George Shardlow, J' Third Page Copy, Pat Pufpaft, Feature Page Edi- tor and Ad Manager, Joyce Wriskey, typist, Ann Erkkila, Art and Publicity, Diane Anderson, Third A F ' Page Pictures, Bruce Benson, Sport Pictures, Bill Q -'i- A ft Becker, Sports Copy, Dick Murray, Photographer, 22. -, 1 Marty O'Meara, Assistant Photographer, and Mary I H , ' Q W it Runyan, Gary Fehring, Pat Ireland, Marie Roberto, A '. M r V- g ' - ., ww I ' Mary Wistrom, and Janet Bies as reporters. 5, 6,5 V . Afaiyntuewtfyifmei, .Li rm our :tm V N '- .-, - in y lsotkson irym 0' - 3-. :Q 'Mail' , Joyce Wruskey tops out u story. 1 1 Q if Gary COURIB? -J HCI 'NI .. fs l f .Q 1-..-,- . ' -122 -. X li -,, 1' .. I. E., Looking up from their work on the Sport Page are Bruce Benson, Dick Thomalla, and Bill Becker. JoAnn Stolberg, George Shardlow, and Diane Anderson check past issues of the Dispatch. Mary Ogura, Ann Erkkila, Judy Carlson, and Pat Bege look over the layout for First Page. Second half Editor in Chief George Sirek t i 6 I 4 W l J S tha, yer, M Ogura, M nman, G Sturnot W 2 C Martinson ehar, K Tttt, S gon, K Eanlund, Dahlbefg W 3 J DeMavre, pleton, M Punrvnt nmn, N, Hansen, erson, Twisk, M. Mangine, C P DeBru1zi S Wold, M Johnson, K J. Campbell K. Larson, J D. Dururn, B M. Reibel, J W 4' G Salqhaw, P Swanstrorn Parker, B. Lennartson, J. Carl oven, B Kamp, J. Bies J. Wriskey. 1 t LQ The first year Journalism Staff, better known as the Cubs, spend their time learning about the production of a newspaper. FRONT: P. Schneider, G. Haider, H. Fitzgerald, E. Klemstein, J. Rogers. ROW 2: M. Nelson, l. Leaf, J. High- berg, E. Kasat, L. Perkins, J. Emmons. BACK: T. Bennett, G, Brindley, P. Galvin. You know you're crazy about me, PIunks - Bruce Vento Sure 'nough honey, Henriette will help ya out -- Bruce Vento and Janice Olson and Joanne Jensen 1 11 . JJ -W U I t 1 jimi 4 X F Keep your nose out of adult affairs, little dear - Karen Klune, Barbara Larson, Joanne Jensen, and Marvin Lang 151113 ,ry The intellectual Norman is invited to tea Jon Raeder MISS Anderson and student dlregtor Dave Franzmner Marvin Lang Karen Klune James Wilhelmy Joanne Jensen and Barbara Larson. f 1 11 'T A t 1 X l f 4 Bruce Vento, Ham, James Wilhelmy, Mr. Little, Barbara Larson, Mrs. Little, Mickie Morrison, Miss Pologa, Marvin Lang, Filmer, Rose Kroda Mrs. Harpeddle, Joanne Jensen, Goody, Darlene Gund, Screwball, Karol Kirkland, Cuckoo, Jona Margeirsdottir, Almatina, Karen Klune, Olita Barbara Anderson, Antoinette, Janice Olson, Henriette, Jon Roeder, Norman, and Dave Franlmier, Dicky. THE FIGHTING LITTLES The Fighting Littles, a family situation comedy was presented on the nights of February 27th and 28th. Under the direction of Miss A. Marguerite Anderson, this delightful play took place in the home of the Little family. Goody Little was a teen-age girl whose father found all of his daughter's friends young hood- lums and Ham Ellers the worst of the lot. Mr. Little had his own candidate for his daughter's affections, a young businessman, Norman Peel. In desperation Goody tried to please her father. This had amazing results and only confused everyone including Henriette, Goody's charming room-mate from the South who came to stay with the family. When she arrived, the plot Whatever has happened to poor little Filmer? - Barbara Larson, Marvin Lang, Karen Klune, Bruce Vento, and James Wilhelmy thickened as she devoted all her attentions to the men. Then there was Filmer, whose inner urge to be a hero only got him into trouble continually. He had his own love problems, yet if you mentioned the word love to him, he would tell you all that stuff was silly. This was before Antoinette had started to work on him. Through three acts the quick-tempered Little's squab- bled their way through differences in view point and ridiculous situations. Only when the battle was over did they discover they really did understand each other and were a united family. The play, based on a novel by Booth Tarkington, proved to be popular with J.H.S. firstnighters. You don't think l'm too dumb to see you're different from the other boys - Barbara Anderson and Marvin Lang SWEETHEARTS . . . This entertaining operetta, Sweethearts, was brought to life by a talented group of A Choir stu- dents directed by Mr. Johnson. The story could well be called The Search for the Lost Princess of Zalania. The plot in brief was mainly about the lost princess, Sylvia, lSylvia Wentworthl who was the adopted daughter of Dame Paula, lJudy Mclellanl the mother of six charming girls. Franz, the Crown Prince, lChuck Edwardsl was in love with Sylvia, but she remained true to her fiance Karl lDave Franzmeierl until she discovered he had been flirting with Liane lKaren Amundsonl, a seam- stress in Dame Paula's laundry. Meanwhile, Mikel lJon Roederl, who has been pos- ing as Dame Paula's long lost husband, reveals that Sylvia is really the lost princess and the throne of Zalania is hers. She announces that she will wed Franz and they will rule together. Mr. Neihart's and Mrs. McKinney's crews were re- sponsible for the beautiful stage work. Mrs. Sheff was in charge of choreography. Karen Amundson, Dave Franzmeier, and Jon Roe- der discuss the affair of an erupted kingdom. Judy McLellan instructs her daugh- ters in the art ot washing clothes. -L i 5 4x 7-'asf Sw 5. q v ,ge so .- A 'X' M .' -. ff 1122, 11 if 4 x 3wmWWw?Qf fi' Q l?W g14 E X X W? 2 335 - ble Q W r If B J in 21:2 , - 1 V I . FY' Rh ,fl H1 , .L Q4 , 4 7, gg, 9 . A ff , 'Q jk 1 I V Y . ' v rebsbach K Ohlander K Mager S Geiger J arinson un erg terson oo s R e Fa en D Carrier N Johnson, C. Shattuck, K. Peterson, eterson K Mothison J mper J 1 arusso r uns u en n r z nson L Ostebo D Walkosl, M. Nelson, G. Fincel, M. S. Piekutowski and J. Swe- dahl show their Spanish Bull costume before skating practice. S. Raschke and J. Kemper talk with Mrs. Sheff about the skating routine at the downtown skating rink dur- ing the Winter Carnival. The Skating Pirates bare their scabbards. Dressed in warmer cloth- ing, the skaters practice routines. Rf, 54 ax -3' 'Q' 'V . QP gxblhfl Q? K K 1' '-'34, Y: Q R ,, ax' , , L Qqejf ve, , ,fl X4 af . X2 X rg VX-Xl? ff, ufu Qi, X ' A, X y U V :W ,Q by I s , ,fr V it f ix H' ' 'un-sn., f ' ' 'U' A busy Band was the hallmark of the 57-58 musical year. The fall season displayed the rhythmic talents of the JHS bandsmen at football games, the Payne Avenue Harvest Festival Parade, neighbor- hood activities and school pep assemblies. The uniform drive was successfully started at the festive Chow Mein Dinner and candy sale. The gala winter scene found musical mania at many hockey games. The maroon clad minstrels marched to the tune of the Saints Come Marching ln as they stepped through the Winter Carnival Parade and festivities. The birds were crowded as the musical madcaps swung into their annual Spring Concert decked in their new uniforms. The button sale, banquet, School Police Parade and Graduation concluded the successful musical season. gplntlllvll n Mawr, . , ,M , .ww-WMMQW.. ,ms A 'ww 1 - ff- f -,ws WW ,, , M ..Y. 3- .-.M - 7 ,...rv.rf.,.,,,fwff.J--,f.Mm-.WJ 1, ,Q '17 : ' ROW l: R. Doyscher, J. Morrison, J. Jenson, F. Bakken, B. Bain, P. Bostrom, M. Reibel, J. Munchow, C. Klune, G. Shardlow. ROW 2: J. Carlson, B. Hanson, B. Clemas, P. Bodin, R. McLellan, J. Altstatt, R. Andrews, R. Becklund, A. Kauflmonn, G. Nieman, M. Marshall, K. Jobst, K. Moller, T. Jensen, G. Kernkomp, C, Bergstrom. ROW 3: R. Hanson, B, Drumb, D. Richardson, S. Johnson, J. Scharmslein, R. Erickson, G. Christensen, D. Presbrey, B. Kamp, R. Gaski, D. Lundholm, R. Fleener, R, Mendez, S. Rydel, B. DeMulling, T. Federowski, S. Carlson, D. Eastland, C. Rivard, G. Lind, D. Johnson, P. Bateman, J. Wilson, l.. Youngberg, C. Nelson, P. Ireland. ROW 4. J. Blur- strom, T, Ledman, N. Boreen, C. Courteau, V. Yarusso, J. Anderson, L. Hobbs, G. Anzaldi, C. Moravec, E. Feist, Hugh F, Gibbons Director, J. Marxer, B. Bauer, J. Goranson, J. Lang, A. Taylor, A. Martinson, M. Anderson, J. Ehnstrom, C. Cooper, J, Swedahl, S. Hqlsten, C, Diesslin, D. Hogan, K, lillehaugen, P. Huna. Y HDCKEY QUEE Reigning over the gala hockey fes- tivities at Johnson this year was Stana Piekutowski, who was chosen Hockey Queen by the Governor team. Stana also represented Johnson by competing with eight city high school queens. The band takes time out to do some cheering n uslasm and a general friendly chaos is host to all 3? .,i 8r ' 1- ' f if fy 53? KIT FLHGTWIRLERS Marching with the band and maiorettes are the flagtwirlers who add their twirling swirling colorful antics with flags of ma- roon and white. Jud Swedahl Janice Ehnstrom, Ann Martinson, Y , Alice Taylor and Marlys Anderson ...if MAIURETTES ,,, , ' gui :YS : ff: ,f ,W,sg, I , Vik. , . Jgiies if f ,sf f,,,,,,, 5' 'f et,Q4t.gf , gs. X jx ,K-H4 1' '31 ,-as -' W V. - e A it Heading the band and per- forming sparkling rhythm rou- tines and adding personality plus to many events are the duties of the maiorettes. Karen Lillehaugen, Darlene Hogan, Pa! Huna, and Sandra Halsten, 3 l25 -v f i '1 nu B 9 me ER all xx l ri 1 I GOVER UR . . . Room 203 was the center of operations for the year- book again this year. Working after school, the staff led by Mr. Grant, went through scores of layouts before this year's Governor was put to press. Hour after hour of writing was climaxed as the copy rolled out of the typewriters and was put into place. Attending many school events this year were Richard Murray and Marty O'Meara, yearbook photographers. These boys put in many hours snapping, developing and printing the pictures which made up this year's Governor. Student leaders were Ann Erkkila, Schedule Editor, Jeanette Fleming, Copy Editor, Gary Fehring, Assembly Editor, Bill Becker, Picture Editor. lil L. Mr. Grant and Stanc Pie- kutowski getting Skating unit pictures during the Winter Carnival. 32 4 Yearbook photographers Richard Murray and Marty O'Mearc working in the new darkroom. ROW l: S. Piekutowski, B, Anderson, P. Wood, D. Wolkosz, G. Shardlow, A, Errkilu, J. Crarl son. ROW 2: C. Morcvec, P. Bege, G. Fehring, A. Martinson, B. Becker. ROW 3: J. Fleming M. Nelson, J, Appleton, J. Olson. This year's Editors, J. Fleming, A. Erkkila G. Fehring, B. Becker, working on layouts. .. . STAFF Jeanette Fleming, Copy Editor, Gary Feh- ring, Assembly Editor, Ann Erkkila, Sched- ule Editor, Bill Becker, Picture Editor, Deanna Walkosz, Circulation Manager, Stana Piekutowski, Bob Anderson, George Shardlow, Judy Carlson, Carol Moravec, Pat Bege, Ann Martinson, Marilyn Nelson, Janice Olson, Janet Appleton. s 5 4 1 i wi if -1, 6. 4:15 ,F . ' 411555 'if' I N ,r ..,:.... Q. ea.: ,. .Q - u f W if . ,'T I A 7' 'vs Q7 A. ,nf wx 5. J. Carlson and M. Nelson by Ma- terials Cabinet. Shown filing are A. Erkkila, J. Flem- ing, and J. Olson. J. Korngoble, S. Piekutowski, and M. Nelson working on the Student Index. M. Rosebrock, Senior Names. Planning layouts are George Shardlow, B. Becker, S. Pie- kutowski, G. Fehring, J. Flem- ing, and D. Walkosz. C. Moravec, J. Appleton, and ' G. Shardlow, crop pictures. f ,.,,,1 4' La -sq? 11 .J mf? bs. r I, I f ! 4 .!' P 1 v , . 1 1 -4. L' . S , -,' fr' V -vi' .,.....- : ,jg A.. , be-,-, . 1 ,..,l,,. ,ty ROW l: Jean Ostermann, Mary Johnson, lynne Rickardson, Winnie Kellor, Lindo Leaf, Mary Kipka, Alice Taylor, Clork Bergman, Dale lehmcn. ROW 2: Curtis Wohlberg Brian Johnson, Tom Mortinson, Gary Ostedt, Gary Schmalzbauer, Dove Brooks, Karen Tiftt, Judy Sohlo, Marlene Anderson, Pete Wald, Ted Algren, Paul Axness Judy Sweduhl Gerrie Fincel, Barbara Frommer, Donna Olsenuis, Kris Peterson, Judy McLellan, Lill Wright. I , :X 3552. .1- s t QQ, pf g 1 t STUDENT CDU CII. The Johnson Student Council accepted the responsibility and challenge of being the all important link between faculty and stu- dents this year. Council officers were: Dale Lehman, President, Jim Miller, Vice President, Mary Kipka, Corresponding Secretary, Alice Taylor, Recording Secretary, Jack Wahman, Clark Bergman, Co-Treasurers. One of the most important proiects assumed by Council was the Foreign Exchange program. Through the groups with the All- city talent show enough money was raised to bring two foreign students, Halo Herneking and Jona Margisdottir, to Johnson. Other activities and duties include: Supply store, Homecoming, Hall patrol, Lost and Found, Snack period, Play day, Student Coun- cil office, Cheer and Merit committees, and many other functions which contribute toward the betterment of our school. ... r . 'H . -. s I f wi , X- , . mf f N .--8 X . X Coral Johnson, Jean Ostermonn, and Ann Mar- tinson working on some important school busi- ness. Student Council officers: Mary Kipka, Jock Wahman, Corresponding Sec., Treos., Mrs. Vold, Advisor, Alice Toy- lor, Recording Sec., Dole Lehman, Pres., Clark Bergman, Treos. Reading some student council information ore Judy Swedahl, Jack Wahman, and Alice Taylor. ISSISTANTS ROW 11 Marian Holmes, Carol Toensing, Mary Wistrom, Bernice Liebelt, Dotty Bauer, Judy Martinson. ROW 7 Marilyn Stone, Mariorie Rosebrock, Rose Smolik, Lonna Anderson, Carol John' son, Lynnette Davidson. ROW 3: Mike Buckrnaster, Jack Lawson, Tom Sundquist, Rick Osgood, John Worre, John Rogers. ROW 4: Bob Stoehr, Laurence Anderson, Ray Wolf, Terry Lernke, John DePalrna, Jerry Hurd, Haio Hermeking and Jona Margeisdottir are Johnson's foreign exchange students far this year. Tom Martinsan, Ted Algren, and Porky Walberg dis- cuss the sale of Homecoming buttons. Discussing pertinent school problems are student coune cil members Gerrie Fincel, Judy McLellan, Mary John- son, Paul Axness, Jim Miller, Dale Lehman, and Gary Ostedt. Lynn Richardson, Ted Algren, Winnie Keller and Bryan Johnson, study the records of Johnson students. Student Council members hard at work on an important project, Checking lost and found are Karen Titft and Jona Margeisdottir. IL . BEP'S. ROW 1: Penny De Bruzzi, Kathy Amey, Carol Peterson, Diane Swanson, Jeanne Gunn, Connie Webber, Carolyn Rehnberg, Mary Kipka, Faye Pazdernik. ROW 2: Dale Anderson, Marie Nelson, Kris Peterson, Judy Guetz, Donna Olsenius, Joan Greer, Dawn Nelson, Mary Lou Zeiloth, Dianne Fagen. ROW 3: Lynn Ostebo, Karol Truhlar, Lonna Perkins. Gerrie Fincel, Mary Johnson, Karlind Moller, Marcia Gipple, Barbara Anderson, Karen Larson, Donna Luncetord, ROW 4: Barbara Frommer, Lynette Davidson, Judy McLellan, Ted Nelson, John Babler, Dave Brooks, John DePalma, Judy Schultz, Karen Tittt, Linda Cylkowski. ROW 51 Charlotte Thomson, Robert Beales, Richard Western, John Bergman, Haio Hermeking, Lee Erickson, Robert Lang, David Eastland, Mariorie Rosebrock. Nfl I huh ' I l t 5, i l Y . - ,-Q.: - A S W L rf, r x I Ei f 21 -.-f lpn K . ,.....,-...L I J 1 fi ft K 1 it M, if ' I -or 1 r J ....1- u CHOIR ROW 1: A. Freppert, C. Peter- son, J, Smith, K. Lundholm, 5 Anderson, C. Wortman, R Nordwoll. ROW 2: J. Guetl, G. Martin son, G. Smith, P. Racer, N Lindahl, J. Chenoweth. ROW 3: P. Swnnstrom, D Lundholm, M. Taldo, 8. Ny strom, N. Johnson, J. Lescar beau, J. Harrington. ROW 4: K. Peterson, F. Span nous, S. Ecker, M. Marshall D. Rush, C. Frederickson. CHORAL GROUP Johnson's choral groups comprised of A and B Choirs, Girls' Chorus, and Madrigals bring to the school a full range of vocal musical experiences. Through their Christmas and Lenten Concerts they bring spiritual and inspirational music to the student body. This is con- trasted by the lighter lyrics presented in the Operetta and the Spring Concert. Choir members pause for a word from Mr. Johnson. l 1 2 L l 5 .1 l .' 5 l 2 ff' if L, 'fl h t i SAL- . 0 .. V V 5 l Lx I ROW 1: D. Raleigh, G. Croes, B. Leonard, D. Martinez, C. Fruitiger, ROW 21 A- Russell. K- Kifkldndf M. SWGHO, M- lfldehaff C- FlYn f D. Raschke, R. Bidwell, J. Ehnstrom, A. Ryan, L. Reeves, M. Cocchia- J- Kellogg. J- A 9 0 9f B. WGWOCK, S. Carlson, C. Fereck, M. Bate- ,ellt-,I K. clung. man, J. Thompson, D. Martinez. , Z N , l 'I J Ss V . 3 r fc 'ew' ff- I' l ws 'E I . ' ' 1' A A X, vb' .Ka , MIIDRIGALS Madrigal singers follow the dif- ficult musical styles of the six- teenth century. The group sings for the pleasure and entertain- ment of school, church, and hos- pital gatherings. ROW l: J. Hilan, D. Raschke, K. Amund- son, S. Wentworth, K. Kirkland, M. Ide- har. ROW 2: C. Edwards, D. Bostrom, D. Franzmeier, D. Altman, B. Benson. A4433 W lf M- Pvdeid, A HGYCJH, C- KYUS9, M Meref, G. Brooks, J, Weisz, P, Wood, K. lonquist, K. Barnes, M. Chouanord, S. Stafford, S. Kelsey, F. Pazdernilr, B Waldron W 7' H- l'40Yes, M Moore, A. Commisuli, J. Krueger, G Gwangstue, A. Worth, C. Hazzard, J. Ernst, N. Eclrl, J, Boute, G. Gustafson, L Price. ROW 3. J, Peltier, szczak, G. Dewall, V, Hunrich, L. Anderson, S, lundhalm, M Tacih, R Crotter, P, Keller, J. Smith, V, Mac Kinnen, N, Schult ROW 41 M. Jones, C. Palumbo, K Casey S Cline, S. Miller, J Purcell, M. Rosebrock, S. Dahn, M. Rush, D. Navolony, S. Wold, K Pappas, V. Mikacivich, ROW 3: K. Evans, E. Hanson, J. Bies, S. Wentworth, M, Barnes, J, ROW 4: D. Franzmier, J. Fluegal, L. Johnson, D. Bostrum, R. West, McLellan, N. Pearson, J. Hillan, J. Simons, B. Blaud, M. Watson, L, D. McGuffin, G. Palmer, P. Nystrom, D. Olson, B. Lang, C, Edwards, Davidson, K, Amnudson, J. Greer, M. Malm. D' AJVNUYM K. DeSt0sio, T. lifldgfeft. i is fC . r , Left to right: G. Shardlow, M. Ogura, J. Appleton, K Larson, C.. Moravec, J. Fleming, A. Erkkila, G. Fehring, J. Carlson, D. Walkosz, J. Korngable, M. Roberto, G. Salchow, B, Becker, G. Sirek, B. Benson. QUILL and SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school iournalists. All members must be in the upper third of their class and work on either or both of the school publications. The club held a dinner in the middle of the year where new members were initiated. DANCE 0 FICE ln charge of all personal data on every person in Johnson are the capable Counselors, Miss Rignel and Mr. lundeen. If in need of help in the choice of classes, information concerning a iob or college or advice on personal problems, the Guidance Counselors are always ready to help. ROW I: Midge Gonsior, Miss Rignell, Sharon Geiger, Margaret Johnson. ROW 2: Nancy Dahlberg Gnd JOUHHC Mr. Lundeen, Sandy Wald, Nancy Dahlberg, Joan Reed, Judy Saniti, Christie Smith, Reed look through the files. G. Natalino, Marjorie Rosebrock. if .L IX . K 1 dvrf i W if Q I, , K fn ,awww SCHDOL BANK Members of the bank take care of all the financial matters at Johnson. mf yi I fl' ef. . , :acl Lax I gli ff X '-if: , . Geraldine Amey, Betty Pearson, Karen Ohlander, Jean Weisz, Mickie Morrison, Maria Anderson, Tom Hurd, Greg Kochnovitz. Betty Pearson and Geraldine Amey take time out from working on the books. S TIIGL' FORCE Building sets and running the spotlights are some of the iobs of Neihart the of the best. the Stage Force. Under the direction of Mr. boys make Johnson's theatrical efforts some , 'ill if A 11553. , ' 'ri l if Y . , ik f fav- - QLWJWLYXQ t fe 2 , I, - x 37' f ff 3 1 L-LA . ' v B. Sirek, R. Booth, T. Lemke, J. Tucci, J. Legato, J. Rulli, M. Sie- dow, R. Acosta, J. londino, N. DeMike, J. Koenig. 133 4, lf fNfN Mrs. Sheff speaks to the marching unii. i X Bond Officers look over 'he new unifmms' Courier Cub members working their edition. f f, My I i K . I .N . , 'mjixyt YJ K gl .. 'S 4. u i L . Gail Brooks receiving a Cupidgr Pages for the J.S. Play. A Intromurcl members on the ball, I JW Gm. iQ. ...S--' Q1 A. E. REHNBERG REALTOR AL BOLDT UPHOLSTERING ALICE-ANN FASHION CENTER ANDERSON MEATS ARCADE PAINTS ARLINGTON ELECTRIC CO. BILL'S STANDARD SERVICE BLOMQUIST PAINT SUPPLY CO. BONNE'S SHOE STORE N I 1 ! 5 f M A f Q, 5' A C I 1? . Vw - I , I x f I A I- .L ' 'L .A A ,b 7 1 Z' 1' .3 CARLSON'S Fur-us: CARLsoN IJEWELERS CARLSTROM'S CLOTHING DANISH PASTRYQQHOP ou1CH MALL: CLEANERS EAST sms FLORAL sa-nor ELMER HEGLAND JEVIFELER ssmews BEAUTY snow FIBISON CLEANERS FIRST MERCHANTS STATE BANK aoRosrRoM's PHARMACY, INC. 0F ST. PAUL ' BREUER SALES an SERWCE FIRST STATE BANK or sr. PAUL BRINDLEY OIL CO. BURR ST. GROCERY FRANK L. PETERSON 8. SON ' FRED D. FREDELL FREDERICK HOTEL 8- COFFEE CARBONE'S PIZZA SHOP 1 71 19. A GENO'S CAFE GERBER'S DRUG GRXLQQAQRLVE-LN CLEANEREWI GOLI.ING'S' STUDIO , GULDEN PHARMACY ,. HILLCREST nowunc' A HILLCREST VARIETY STORE RSX HINZ BAKE sl-lov A H. R. BRUCKER INSURANCE 2 HOWARD w. BELMONT MOTORCYCLES J. A. 81 R. E. SOLMES UNIFORMS JOE ANDERSON CLEANERS 5 -6 ii aj 1 . E ,.,,..., ' .r C4 1, A J wh J 6, f NQQ' Pye sf?-'ff W. Aw, -, x C-H .Ay K . .- V -up u r x '- rv 'vb 4' .. , v , 5:1 ., - V, A A 44,5 W- 1 ,' qs, v ' F . A 'm . J , ' fi :Ji Q53 f :!'4! 1. ' 447,v1yQ- rp-0.4, 1 f 1 Q53 1' V Hifi, ' ' STUDENT INDEX . Abresch Kathleen 63 84 94 Ackerman Richard 1898 Acosta Rudolph 18 70 72 Aitken Linda 60 Aiken Kenneth Algren Ted 18 93 98 129 Allen Gerald 60 Allen Wayne 98 Alstatt John 64 122 Allman David 52118122 Alwln Kathleen 66 84 101 102 Amey Geraldine 18 33 Amey Kathy 63 84101 129 Amundson Karen 18 94 97101 118 131 4 Amundson Ronald 18 98 Andersen Vicky 18 134 Anderson Barbara 18 93 94 97 98 101 1 17 9 Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson 130 13 Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson B I 8 Caroline 18 Dale 14 70 129 De Anne Duane 18 95103114115120 Duck 20 93 Donald 64 65 Donna 20 Gary 87 Gayle 66 84 Gerald 64 70 Jerry 70 122 9 John C 20 87 93 John 60 93 Judy 20 98 103 Karen 60 103 105 Keith 64 87 Lanna 62 93129131 Lawrence 20 96129 134 Marcia 20 133 Marlys 61 103122125 Robert 20 126 Roger 65 Sandra 66 95 95 98 101 Susan 66 101 Terry 70 62 Thomas 165 Tyrone 20 70 87110 Andrews R 66122 Andryle Lawrence 20 74 87 Anguers Charles 65 Anner P 165 Anrien Phllllp Antonson Carolyn 20 93 94 97 Anzaldi George 65 122 Appleton Janet 57 93 105 126 3 Arends Terry 20 74 Arends Yvonne 63 Arcola Aluce 66 120 Armstrong Judy 20130 Atkinson Dallas Atkinson Roger Audette Tom 65 Axness Paul 20 93 102 9 Babcock Roy Babler John 12 20 70 98129134 Bacngalupo James 64 87 Bacigalupo Paul 61 Backstrom Janice 66 84 Barley Sandra 66 Bam Barbara 66122 Bam Roger Baker Warren 67 Bakken Earl 20 Bakken Faith 62 93 94 99 105 Bakken Sonma 63 101 Baldwin Jack 20 80 82 Barkwell Thomas Barnes Jerry Barnes Karen 60 131 Barnes Marilyn 20 103 130 Barnum Bruce Barr Sandra 60 Barrett Phllllp 70 76 87 Bartlett Mary Bateman Margaret 20103 1 0 Bateman Pat 65 66 122 Bauer Bruce 64 95 96 122 Bauer Dorothea 60 129 Baumgartner Alan 57102 Bayless Patricia 58 102 Beals Robert 82 87 129 Beatty Marlene 66 84 101 Beaublen Bruce 64 Beberg Gerald 65 Beberg Sandy 20 102 Beberg Ted 58 Beck William Becker Gayle 57 84101 102 120 Becker Sandra 66 84 93 95 101 Becker William 20 85 93 114115 126 132 Becklund Ruth 63103122 Bege Pat 22971021051l4115126 Beissler Wayne 58 Belmont Jeanne 60 Benner Wayne Bennett Tony 56 57 93114115 Benson Bruce 22 37 85 93 114 115 118 131 132 4 Benson Judith 22 102 Benysek Patricia 60 93 102 Berggren Brian 57 98 Berglund Lorimer Bergman Clark 22 70 72 74 86128134 Bergman John 70 74 86 93129 Bergstrom Carolyn 60 84 103 122 Bergstrom Charles 62 Berres Gordon 22 Bertini Thomas 22 105 Beyer Tony 64 Biagnm Diane 101 102 Blalke Alvlna 57 84 95 96 98 101 104 120 Bickford Dennis 58 74 Bidwell Ruth 22 97102 130 Blellckl Kathleen 22 98 Bles Janet 114115 30 Bies Kathleen Bumeh Roger 65 Blork Richard 70 176 Blork Roger 57 Blurstrom Jerome 63122 Blaud Barbara 22 93 96 97130 Blnnkhonn Sandra 58 Black Elroy Blomqunst Peter 22 85 98 134 Bloomer Montel 58 Bodin James 60 62 Bodun Peter 65 70 93 122 Boldt Sandra 22 97 104 Bonfe Judy 60 84 96131 Bonk John Bonneville Michael 22 99 Booth Roger 60 133 Boreen Phillip 65 Boreen Nlel 65 122 Bornhausen Carol 58 84 97120 Bossard Ellen 22 84 95 97101 Bossard Ronald Bostrom Dan 130131 Bostrom Phyllis 66 84 101 122 Brack Barbara 66 Brady Robert 22 Bramard Paul 70 82 Bramer Diane 63 Bramscher Fred 64 Brandt Marie 63 101 Brandt Marlis 63101 Breier Darrell 57 98 Brennhofer Dianne 22 Brmdley Gregory 56 62 92 93 114 Brink Karen 66 84 87101 Brink Sanford 22 70 97104 Broadbent Jean 11 58 104 Brom Elizabeth 63 Brooks David 22 80 B8 129 Brooks Gayle 62 93 120131 Brown Shirley 22 98 Brucker Robert 65 70 B6 Bruckner Ernest 65 Bruski Gerald 65 Buckman Leonard 61 Buckmaster Michael 60 129 Buena Margaret 22 Buetow Roy 58 Bugh Bruce 64 Burg Dennis Burg Richard 57 62 Burkhart Russell Burth Clarence 65 Callahan Duane 64 Campbell Ardys 58 120 Campbell Janice 66 84 94 Campbell Jean 22102 Campbell Karen Campbell Lester 70 76 86 Campbell Marguerite 22 Campbell Richard 57 Carle Darnel 63 84 94 101 Carle Jerome Carlson David 74 98 126 1 Carlson Carlson Carlson Carlson Carlsten Carroll Carrier Carsten 32 Marvin 60 Nancy 57 97 Russell 61 70 Sandra 22118122130 John 57 Nancy 62 Deanna 66 84101 120 John Cascl Carol 63 101 Casey John 57 Casey Kathleen 61 131 Cavegn Vincent 24 Chada John Charpentier Don 64 Chelgren Dave 24 70 72 Chenoweth Jeanne 63130 Chlebeck Ronald 65 Chounard Marilyn 62 84 131 Chrlst Marlene 60 Chrlstenson Robert 60 74 87 Chrnstianson Gene 24122 Chrnstolerson Ruth 58 Chun Patricia 66 84 87 99 Clelky William Claeson John 62 Clong Karen 58130 Clark Willard 24 Clarkm Kathleen 62 Clasen Sally 66 95 Clauson Dale 93 Clauson Robert 62 93 Clemas William 57122 Clements Bonnie 63 84 101 Cline Sylvia 63 104 131 Closmore Gary Clsacson Karen Cobb Edith Cocchlarella James 12 24 70 B0 82 Cocchoarella Joann 66 . A , 1 1 1 I I I ' I I I I 1 1 I , , ,133 1 1 1 I 1 ' ' ' ' I ' ' I I 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' ' ' ' ' I I 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 I ' ' ' l I -I I I I I I I I I I I , I I I , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' ' , , , , , ,130, 1 'l 1 1 1 1 ,13 1 1 1 I 1 1 I ' ' I' I . I . I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 ,12 , 1 1 1 il 5 1 I I , I , . I I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . I , , , , , 1 1 I , I I I I I I . . I I I I I I I . I I I ' ' ' I ' C , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 D I ' I , 1 I 'I I I - , , ,101 , , ,12 , , , 1 1 1 1 , . , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I , ,13 1 I, 1 I I I I l ' I I I I I I .. I I I 1 l 1 1 I I ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 I l ' I , , , , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' Anderson, Marlene 20,98,101,128 Bergman, Donald Carlson, Judy 22,9711 1411151122 1 ' 1 I 'l ' I I I I I , , , , 1 I I I , 1 I I 1 1 I I I I I I . .I I I I I I 1 4 1 ' I I . . .I . I I I I I . I - lllll I I I I ' I I I I I I I I ' I . I I I , I I ' I I , I I I I I . . .I I I I I . I . I I II I , . I , 1 I . I . . . . I I , ,,,, 101 ' , ' , 1 I1 1 'I I . I I I 1 1 1 1 11 2 ' 1 1 1' I I I 1 IIII . I I I I . I . ' . I . I I I I I I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 f ' ' I I I . I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I . I . . , , , ,12 I I , 1 s ' ' ' ' ' - ' , 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I I llll I I 1 I I . I I I . . I . I I . I I I I I I , I I I I I ' . I . I I I I I I II I I . I I I . I I I . I I , I I I l I I I I I I I . , ' ,,,, ,122 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 I . I . I I . I Gabnelll Gene 28 Cocchuarella Marte 24130 Cocchuarella Vnrgmna 66 84 95 101 102 120 Coleman Patrrck 64 Colltngham Joan 11 24 96102 103 Commnsulla Anne 62131 Connolly Martun Conroy Kathleen 58 Contreras Shurley 60103 Coopet Carol 24 98101 102103122 Corbo Davnd 6410 Corteau Carol 11 57122 Coulter Mary Jane 24102 Cournoyer Vrrgmna 66101 Cramer Peggy 5102 Crandall Thomas 64 Crank Jan 64 Crawford Thomas 58 Croes Gwen 24130 Crotty larry 64 70 10 Crotty Ruchard 14 Crotty R a 61131 Crum Sharon 66 84 101 Cubus Martin Culhane Phyllts 102 Curella Ralph Duzan Davtd Eastlund Davnd 64 93 122 129 Ecker Sharon 66 84 101 120 130 Eckerson John 62 Eckl Nancy 62 84 96131 Edgell Thomas 26 93 Edhlud Karen 66 84 101 Edwards Charles 26 93 118 130131 Ehnstrom Larry Ehrnsman Peggy 60 104 Ekwall Deanna Elmqurst Frank 64 Emer Emuly 63 84101 104 Emerson Dorothy 26 Emerson Margaret 60 84 120 Emmons Judy 60104 114 Eng Curtos Eng Robert Engdahl Keuth 76 87 Engdahl Samuel Engel Judith 26 Engel Ronme 64 Ehnstrom .lanlce 65 122125126130 4 Cusick Dennls 57 Cyclowskl Thomas Cyclowskn Joy 11 24 Cyclowskn llnda 66 84 94 101 129 Dahlberg Nancy 24 93 103132 Dahlberg Paul 24 87 Dahlqunst Richard 65 Dahm Sharon 131 Damlom James 58 87 Damkroger Sandy 24 98 Damels Susan 63 84102104 Darby Dennvs Davndson Charles 70 76 88 89 Davldson Lynnette 24 129 130 134 Dayscher Richard Dedrlck James 24 Del Percro Anthony 64 De Marne Judue 58 Dembauskl Ardell 63 De Mlke Nlck 24 80 82 133134 Demulllng Bruce 65 122 Demullmg Mrchael 61 Denesen Duane 11 65 66 95 101 De Palma John 24 70 72129134 De Ponta Dan 64 74 87 De Ponty Jacquelme 61 Deraut Sande 51 Destaslo Ken 24 96 97102 114115 30 Destaslo Sharon 62 104 Ek Joseph 65 Evans Karen 26 130 Erlckson Erickson Erickson Ernckson Errckson Erxckson Ernckson Donald Gary 26 James 26 Jerry 57 95 Lee 5795104129 Ronald 58 76 Valerle 26 98 Erkklla Ann 9 261021051 126 132 Ernst Barbara Ernst Jo Ann 60 84131 Ethen Ann 58 Evenson Jerome 62 125 Everson Jean 60 105 1 5 . STUDENT INDEX Frankenberg Karen 28 105 Frantzen Gregory 28 Franzmeuer David 28 116117118130 Franzwa Nancy 66 84 101 102 Freberg Ted 28 87 Frederlckson Chuck 65 130 Freppert Allene 66101 120130134 Frerck Carol 28 130 Fruemuth Dale 64 Frommer Barbara 63 84 129 Frost Susan 66 84101 102 Fruttger Carmen 28 130 Frye Craig 57 Frynenlond Harold 28 Gaglmardl Tony 61 Gagner Ella Mae Gauovmk John K 28 70 Galovnuk James 65 Galovnlk Raymond 58 Galvm Patrick 104 93 114 115 62 Garcla Patrlcna 61 97 Garner Lots 66101 105 Garotalo Donald 61 Gary Leon 58 Gaskl Roger 122 82 70 Gaspler Ruta 63 Geiger Audrey 66 Genger Sharon 120101 8 132 63 Geuser Patrlcta 11 Germaxn Deanne 60 Germann Gary 65 Gervals Larry 104 57 Gese Jam Gtbbons Gerry 66 84 Gtbbons Kathleen 66 95 Glbbons Sharon 101 104 84102 95 63 Gnbbs Eugene 28 105 93 85 99 Gnbbs James 104 85 64 Gubson Rolane 94 98 120101 57 84 Fugen Duane 60 93 120129 Falk Patrrcla 105 Falkman Peter 63 70 76 93 Faltlsek Dale 57 Farmella Mlchael 26 Farmella Ted 101 Federowsku Thomas 105 122 Federowsku Stanley 26 70 72 Glel Gall 58 Guem Wnllnam 76 70 87 Gese Pat H 28 Gnesekung Marlene Gnttord Gxttord Gulbert Gulbert Jum 28 98 Ron 57 James 60 Patnck 65 Fehr Susan 66 84 94101 Fehrtng Gary 26 9811-1115126132 Fenner Robert 61 'enst Elame 84 97101 122 Fetst Severtna 60 Ferguson Judy 62 84 99104 Ferrm Elame 101 Deutsch De Vlto De Vito De Wall Dnekott Juduth 66101 102 Patrlcla 24 Phyllns 24 Glorua 131 Paul 26 Dnesslm Carol 62104 122 Dretz Paul . ' I ' I I . I I D I ' ' ' I I I I I , E . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ' 1 ' 1 1 1 131 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I . I I A I I I I I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . I . I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I G I I I I ' .I I I I . I 1 1 1 1 1 I ' I . I I ' I 1 il 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . I . . I I I I I I . I I I I I I I l I 1 . I , 13 1 ' 1 1 l I I I I .I I I I .I I I I I I .I ' I I I I I I D ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 41 1 I I I I . I I I I ' I . . I I I I I . I 1 I . . I I 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 4111 1 ' 1 1 5 .I I I I l I I I ' I I . I I I I I I I ' I I , 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 1 . I I I I I I . I I I I 7 , I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Debruzzi, Marie 63,84,120,129 F 103 I I I . I I I l I . . I I . I I I ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 i 1 - ., . I . . I 58 I I . I I I I . I ' l I I I . I I I . I . I . ., I . , I I I I I I -I I I . I I I I I I I I I I . I I I .I I I . I I I I I I D I I I l I . 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I I I I I I I I I F I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Dlxon Mary Jean 66 Dnxon Sharon 13 58 66 95 Doyscher Richard 26 122 Drake James 57 93 Dressler Phallup Dreylmg Carolyn 57104 Dreylnng Gerald 64 Drumb Wrllram 26122 Dube Davld 64 Dunasku Marlene 63 95 101 Dunbar Elame 61 102 Dunn Dorthy 60 Dupre Jlm 70 76 87 Durum Daryl 26 76 99 Ferns Feraldtne Ferns udy Feyen Fubuson George 56 60 70 72 74 Fnblson Marte 63 93 101 Flncel Gerrle 56 58 84 95 101 120129 Ftscher Thomas 62 Flsh Wllltam 57 74 Fusher Fred 64 76 87102 Fntzgerald Helen 26 114 Flagstad Carol 62 84 120 Fleener Raymond 64 122 Flemnng Jeanette 26 97126 132 Flemnng Richard 64 82 Fllpp Patrtcla 28 98 Flowers Gma 66 84 102 Fluegel Charles 28 93 Fluegel John 61 93130134 Flynn Colleen 38 130 Forsythe Sam 28 70 72 89 92 Fossler Ruta 58 103 111 Leonard 26 Gnlbertson Carol 66101 84 Gnlbertson Robert Gnllen Ethel 6684 Guntner Mary 28 Gupple Marcua 28 98 104 93 92 97129 Gltzen Jerome 57 87 Gonsolr Mudge 66101 84132 Gonswskt M 65 Goranson Joel 122 76 105 87 G sk: R 61 Grabmslu John 52 Granat Peter 28 Gronnmu Henry Gravelle Davnd 58 Greer Joan 66129 Gromenz Darryl 28 Gross Evelyn 30 Growe Ronald 64 Gryzwnnslu Rtchard 61 Gryzwmskr Robert 102 Guetz Judy 120130 84128 63 Gund Darlene 10184117103 95 9711 Gunn Jeanne 30 6184 93 95 96 97129 Gust David Gustafson Barbara 60 120 131 Gustafson James 30 Gustafson Lenore 58103 Guuo lawrence 64 70 STUDENT INDEX . . . Haggarf John 64 Haggenstad Karen 66101 Haggers Larry Haglund Paul 30 Harder Arnold Harder Geraldune 3 114 Hal Larry 64 ey V Hallman Roger 60 Halsten Jean Ann 63101 Halsten Sandra 60 84103 122125 Holm John 30 70 92 93 Holmes Marian 58 841201 9 Holmgren John 30 74 Holmgren Mtchael Halste David 61 Horresberger Douglas 64 Hosek Robert Houska Judy 66 Howat Douglas 64 87 Home Peter 65 Hoye Susan 57 Hoyt Lou Ann Marte 63 84 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Kristie 102 Lee 32 98 130 Margaret 32 103 132 Mary 32105129 Mtchael 63 Nancy 6610184 94 Nancy J 66101 120130134 Neal 60 Robert 32 Ronald Sandra Sharon 63 66 84101133 57 84 93 95 97101 Hammerly Glen 65 82 Handeland Larry 60 93 Hankrns Norma Jane Hanley James 65 Hannah Hannon Hanson Hanson Hanson Hanson Hanson Hanson Hanson Hanson Hanson Hanson Hanson Hanson Hanson Harbeck Harden Harfleld Carol 63 Thomas 64 Cralg 65 70 Betty 62 84 Bruce Carol 11 6 Erleen Glorua 63 84 94 101 JoAnn 62103104 Kenth 65 Lloyd 64 Norma Mae 57 8410412 Ray 58 87 Ronald 58 122 Thomas 65 70 Robert 30 Carolyn 66 Harry 65 70 103 0 O Huberty Hudalla Hudalla Hudalla Huffman Hultman Hummell Huna Mary Gary 30 70 87 Greg Mark James 57 Joanne 32 98 Pau Patrlcla 3098101 122125 Hunt Judy 32 Hunt Russell 57 Hunt Sally 66 Hurd Gerald 32 129 Hurd Thomas 70 74 133 Hustlngs Barbara 66 Hustmgs Paul 30 60 Hutehmson Barbara 63 lmmer Patrlcua 61 104 lmsdahl Carole 63 84 94 lndehar Margie 36 93 96 97105118 130 131 Horrrngtan Bruce 64 Harrnngton Judy 66 130 Harrington Tom Harvey Ronald Harvreux Rosemary 58 Haselbeck Joy 30 Hassler Cynthra 63 84 Hauge James 30 Haugen Betty 66 Haugen Judy 66 84 95101 Hayek Anna 62131 Ha es H len 1162131 Halowuk Carol 87 94 99102 Hazzard Carol 66 84101 131 Hebert Marc 64 Heckman Donna 63 93101 Hedeen Barbara 84 94101 120 Hemrnch Vrrgtnra 66 84101 120 Hendrucks Bob 87 Hendrickson Vlrguma 60103 Hennessy Wllllam Hennessy Tam 30 Hensen T 87 Hermekmg Halo 30 97 99110129134 Hess James 64 Htghberg Judy 60 93 94 101 114 Hrghberg Sandra 30104 Hull Rlchard Hnllan Joan 30130131 Hmner A 74 Hmz Jerry 30 Hmz Sondra 60103 Hmtz Robert 61 Hux Gary Hobble Carol Hobbs Loren 122164 Hochradel Crustnanna 58105 Hoelzel Robert 3098 Hoff Joyce 30 84 93 97 99 102 Hoffman Frank 60 Hoffman Karen 58 103104 Hofstetter Jem 64 Hogan Darlene 84 95 122 125 Holley VIYQIIIIC 66 84 95 Hallman Margaret 30 Ireland Patrucna 56 57 60 84 101 102 115 Isaacson Gary 64 70 Isaacson Karen lsacksen Kathy 56 57102115 Jacobson Sandra 32 94104 James George 57102 Jannette Judy 66101 Janney Lawrence 64 Jaroslewrcz Lorrame 66 Jarvunen Bryan 32 89 99 Jorvtnen Wayne 64 Jaszczak Cecelia 58 104 131 Jaszczak Sharon 66 84 101 102 Jensen Jensen 7 Jensen Jensen Jensen Jenson Janet 62 66 97122 JoAnne 32 84 92 96105 6 Karen 66 Thomas 32 87134 Tom 64 122 Judy 92 104 Jabst Karen 60 105 122 Johns Marte 66 Johnson Johnson 102 1 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Alan Barbara 56 57 84 93 94 O Beverly 63 84 94 120 Bob 65 Bruon 62 89 92129 Carol 60 92 94 Dole 65 122 Darlene 32 98 Don 32 Dorothy 62 103 104 Glen 65 95 Glen 62 92 104 Jlm 64 98 JoAnne 66 84 Judy 63 66 84104 Juhanne 60 84 97103 Karen 63 93101 Kenneth 57 Kenneth 32 99 102 120 Johns-on Sharyn A n 11 32102 03 4 Johnson Wayne Johnson Wesley 32 98 Janes Geraldtne Jones Marlene 58102131 Jorgenson Richard 32 76 85 92 Joyce John 66 70 72 Juarez Karmen 66 84 95101 102 Kabes Edward 58 Kaczmarek Lucrlle 32 98 Kalntz Dianne 66 84101 Karser Thomas 70 76 78 Kamp Bruce 65 70122 Kane Connne 1132 96105 Kapnrngst Fred 61 Kapour Colette 58 Kopsner Tom 60 93 Kasat Elleen 61 103114 Kassube Thomas 65 Kaufmann Allen 57122 Kelcher Patncua 60 Keller Peggy 61 131 Kellerman Patrlcua 66 Kellogg De Vanney 65 Kellogg Jeanette 32 130 134 Kellor Wmme 61 94 102 9 Kendall Wllllam Kennedy Larry 57 Kenkel Jeffrey 102 Kensey Edward 64 Kemper Judy 57 84104120 Kernkamp George 57 70 122 Krlpotrrck Erleen 58 93 Krpka Mary 34 95101 103128129 Kurkland Karol 34 96102117118 130 131 Klrkwood Regma 66 Krrshner Rrchard 58 93 102 Kusch Jean 4 63 84101 Kussner Darrel Klarkawskr Mary Ann 34 97103 Klem Jude 34 Klemstem Duck 165 Klemsteun Elanne 34 114 Kloeckner Glorna 60102 Klune Karen 34 92 102 116117122 Kluznrk John 58 Knutson Danlel 34 74 92 98 Koch Sandra 63 Koch Kent 57 Kochnovutz Greg 87 133 Kadluboy Leonard Koemg John 61 98 Koemg Joseph 62 98 133 Koemg Karen 34 Koel Barbara 57103 Kollander Susan 34102 Komer J 60 Konchal John 65 87 Koranda Jean 34 Korlath Roger 65 Korngable Judrth 34 92 96126 Kornman Roger 34 H 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , , , 2 , , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I l I I I I 1 . 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