Jordan Junior High School - Jordanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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K. Archer, L. Pearson, S. Hoffman, C. Cahlander, M. Schommer, L. Freeman, J. SIurman, accompanist. ROW 1: D. Elkofska, S. Gohmerf, S. Mudy, K. Pefor, D. Fugere, S. Shobe, P. Bergstrom, P. Haley, B. Klempke, R. Chilsfrom, S. Evans, G. Liiewski, F. Steeves, K. Page, C. Sparks, N. Oleen, P. Tabuko, M. A. Schommer, S. Johnson, 8. Nelson, M. Melling, J. Sturman. ROW 2: L. Pearson, P. Swanson, D. Bohn, J. Helgeson, M. K. Schommer, K. Archer, C. Haley, D. Anderson, M. Hull, E. Peterson, C. Johnson, K. Tucker, J. Bergstrom, L. Nelson, K. Kendrich, M. Reno, M. Stanley, G. Ziebarfh, L. Freeman, B. Carney, E. Spartz, M. Muller. ROW 3: J. Jaro- scuk, K. Hall, J. Nygren, D. Angel, M. Honan, C. Keller, J. Lewellyn, C. Cahlander, R. Willey, J. Mikolaiczyk, D. Small, A. Hricko, K. Engman, F. Olander, J. Gass, M. Swenson, S. Van Tassel, J. Alford, C. Keisling, J. Pennig, P. Sward. ROW 4: J. Symalla, S. Stunchfleld, J. Mor- rison, E. Noska, V. Walter, R. Olunder, A. Harich, K. Gleason, P. Gates, K. Steman, K. Ottem, J. Johnson, M. Haley, P. Hodge, B. Wyland, S. Hoffman, C. Coyle, A. Fuchs, C. Rosecrans, D. Miller, J. Taus, J. Rozek, S. Schmidt. ROW 1: M. Person, J. Lieske, M. Coyle, R. Taft. ROW 2: L. Thun- berg, D. Powell, l. Beach, D. Donnelly, D. Powell, accompanist. ROW 1: J. Lieske, C. Johnson, M. Corle , L. Johnson, K. Szymanski, D. Bly- sfone, K. Berry, B. Tangent, D. Rocheleau, R. Widell, M. Nelson, D. Sletten, J. Theiringer, S. Prokasky, T. Badali, G. Wedin, R. Foster, M. Skar, R. Cali- guire, J. lverson, K. Mliner, K. Larson, K. Anderson, D. St. Mane, K. Born. ROW 2: J. Fern, D. Cederberg, C. Schultz, H. Hendrickson, A. Johnson, 5. Mox- Iey, M. Schafer, V. Wieriman, B. Williams, M. Colsfrom, D. Pomerleau, R. Eas?ey, M. Duiley, R. Coates, G. Custer, B. Sf. Mane, R. Toft, M. Coyle, L. Rue, J. Hill, R. Goetz, D. DragieFf, S. Bloom, C. Ruths, D. Day, M. Gregg, D. Powell. ROW 3: K. Crow, E. Dibble, M. Ambroz, S. Beyer, J. Williams, K. Moe, M. Findell, B. Walters, S. Randolph, M. Miller, I. Beach, L. Thompson, D. Donnelly, J. Sery, G. Spicer, B. Geronsin, R. Emerson, K. Seavey, K. Bachman, P. Hall, S. Holter, J. Groth, D. Pribyl, J. Sheridan, J. Kokesh. ROW 4: A. Bergstrom, D. Powell, l. Skordahl, S. Anderson, C. Bymark, C. Bonsfrom, J. Jansen, J. Tobako, C. Erickson, P. Wells, D. Hultz, L. Nyberg, H. Bradley, R. Malley, L. Crone, V. Valez, M. Fyten, D. Pearson, J. Peterson, K. Heruth, L. Person, C. Mulrean, M. Person, L. Thunberg.

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0 MW 108 voices . . . and Girls, Choir, 93 voices . . . under direction of Mr. H. Martens . . . blend in harmony . . . anthems . . . hymns . . . spirituals . . . classical . . . opera selections . . . folk songs . . . Christmas caroling in halls . . . traditional Christ- mas program . . . Easter service . . . sang at Folwell in March . . . auditorium pro- grams . . . Spring Festival . . . ninth grade members will sing at graduation . . . Two smaller groups . . . mixed quartet and scxtette . . . new organizations this year . . . meet alternate mornings . . . sang at PTA . . . Spring Festival. Officers Mixed C hoir: D. Sletten, president; M. Skar, stu- dent manager; D. St. Mane, secretary; D. Rochcleau, treasurer; D. Powell, ac- companist. OHicers Girls' C hoir: G. Lijewski, president; Kay Archer, vice-presidcnt; R. Willy, secretary; P. Bcrgstrom, treasurer, I. Sturman, ac- companist.

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s.sm aim Fame The year is 1972. .Iimmy Jordan broadcasting from the control room of THE TOWER. .thousands are taking part in this gala celebration, the dedication of the newest and most modern business enterprise . . . a tower, housing offices, ball- trooms, shops, restaurants . . . servicing the North Side . . . the brain child of SANDRA SEARS, who at Iordan was always found in science 226. Switching to first Hoor . . . LARRY PALME reporting . . . the grounds are works of art,'fountains, parks . . . an engi- neering project of GARY HARRIS and TOM STEWIG . . . the floor is packed with people . . . receptionists JANICE JOHNSON, LENORE NELSON, CATHY RUTHS and LARAE HOPKO are registering visitors . . . remember CHERYL eANDERSON, JANICE COMSTOCK, JO ANN HUTCHINS, IUDY LINN, KAREN HIRT, and CAROL BRAGER of for- mer Jordan days? . . . reporters MONA DESOTO, JUDY FALKOWSKI, NANCY JAMES, KATHY HALL and NANCY WHITTIG are covering the opening . . . the blue uniforms of policeeEUGENE JONES and GEORGE JOHNSON mingle with the crowd . . . telephone operators IUDY L. JOHNSON, MARYDELL ZELLMER, JANET SIMCO, JOAN BELL and JEAN NELSON are swamped with calls . . . the directory on the south wall includes familiar names . . . IIM SORENSEN, GERALD PETERSON and DICK WIISANEN dentists . . . DENNIS JOHNSON, SHA'RON CARLSON, and LYNN THOMPSON doctors . . . JOSEPH FILIPEK, physicist, and SUSAN TAYLOR, MARY HALY, SANDRA HEINTZ, CAR- OL H. JOHNSON, and BARBARA PETERSON nurses . . . MYRNA HAZELHORST, SIGGIE LEE, NANCY HITMAN commercial artists . . . back to controls. Jimmy Jordan switching to basement . . . HERBERT SHARP speaking from the ramp . . . mechanics DONALD DE- LAITTRE, IIM KRAUS, RICHARD HETLAND are busy on the cars of MYRON RUPPERT latest Nobel prize winner in poetry, DALE CHMIELEWSKI math professor at New College and LARRY NELSON of New College in his Cadil- lac . . . foreign cars crowd in . . . GRACE RIDGLEY, CAROL KELLER, JANICE HOUGAARD, KAREN BERRY, and BETTY JACKSON are exchanging greetings . . . back to twenty-third Hoor. CHARLES DANIELS, of the beautiful Terrace Restaurant, welcomes you . . . chefs IIM HODSON, PETER GAG- NE, and headwaiter, ROBERT JONES are serving CORINNE BODWEN, DIANE GIBO, IUANITA BERG, and LINDA HOWLETT in this ultra-modern restaurant, the masterpiece of designer GARY JONES in collaboration with ROY SCHER- ER, both the rage of the smart set . . . enjoying the hue food are engineers RONALD DE LAITTRE, MIKE STREED, and THOMAS ARNSON who built this extraordinary accomplishment . . . architects RICHARD KRAUSE, JIM GLEASON, GARY WEDIN and JOHN HENDERSON bask in self-satisfaction for their part in the tower . . . I see magnificent murals by artists LOIS CRONKY, ELAINE SPARTZ, MADELINE COLSTROM and BARRY DEAN. Switching to Hfty-fifth floor . . . the center of activity in the business tower . . . we see CARL CEDERBERG and MARY GREGG heading the executive staff including PETER KAMPA, JOHN H ENDERS ON, and CA ROL MALM- STROM; and secretaries JUDY SOLBERG, and PAT WELLS; and advisory council, KAREN WARNER, GARRY PERRY, BRUCE YOUNGDAHL, RICHARD ANDERSON, RONALD BECKLAND, and DAVID WHEELER are located here . so are the president of the Towers Corporation, SHELDON RONHOLDT, and members of the board, RONALD LECHNYR, GEORGE PITMAN, FRANK DATTALO, ROSEMARIE CAMERON, INGRID LESTERUD, JANET MEN- GELKOCH, and BARBARA TANGENT. To the sixtieth Hoor . . . JIM HOULTMAN reporting . . . huge shops run by cosmetologists DIANN FUGERE, CAROLYN KUBINSKI, BARBARA HUTERA, and KAREN LARSON are busy tonight . . . here are the studios of world-famed dress designers, WALTER MACY and MARIANNE BUBOLTZ. Switching to the eighty-Hfth Hoor and open-air plaza-banquet hall . . . DAVID PANGRAC, BOB PETERSON, BRUCE WICKLAND, CARL ERICKSON, skilled workmen playing an important part in the construction of this tower, are enjoying the Hoor show . . . entertainers include LINDA I. JOHNSON, famous vocalist, DAVE WALTERS, BILL HIN- RICKS, JO ANN NYGREN, and GEORGE PLOWMAN . . . at tables applauding the artists are LINDA VAN DERLICK, PAT SARFF, SHARON SITTS, MARGE WADDICK, ARLEEN BERGSTROM, DAVE CARLSON, THOMAS WORK- ING, CLIFFORD AMSLER, TOM MENTH and THOMAS ZIESMER . . . social workers SHIRLEY BLOOM, DIANE POWELL, and KAREN MIKKELSON; General IOE FRITA and DAVID RHOLL, world-famed surgeon ROBERT OAK- VICK; sports star LARRY POMERLEAU; lawyers, BARBARA MCBROOM, JOSEPH SWIERCYZEK, and ICE STAN- TON; Texas rancher ARTHUR REAKER; DENNIS ANDERSON head of D. A. Chain Groceries . . . millionaire AR- THUR LINDBERG are here. Switching to the one-hundredth Hoor . . . Iimmy Iordan reporting . . . attending the NATIONAL TEACHERS CON- VENTION are JUDITH RATSCH, EVELYN JOHNSON, RUTH WEDIKIND, MARYRAE ELLIOT, CAROL HOUL- TON . . . a landing field for private planes is also located here . . . pilots in conversation are DAVID HOLMQUIST, IIM PERICH, and WAYNE GARRETT . . . alighting are DIANE ELIASON, ambassador to France . . . to the right is a viewer through which I can see the street below . . . many people are waiting entrance to tour the tower . . . among them are MARY SCHMIEGE, BARBARA TAYLOR, RANAE TURNQUIST and SHARONLEE LUND. The evening is well begun . . . the crowds are dense, standing room is at a premium, many people whose names bring memories are seen . . . and I,m signaling OH to mingle with the crowd.