Karlstad High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Karlstad, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1959 volume:

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But in whatever degree of success or failure we may find ourselves in years to come, if a glance at these pages will lighten our labors and ease our pains - if only for a moment - we deem our yearbook work worth-while. EDITED BY Royle Vag le G 11 faff Karlstad High SCIIOOI KARLSTAD, MINNESOTA Ta Lie of C0 nfenis I .fs u - 1, , , EHLI' lr ',, , .'iigL....Ug in Mx, 5,1 B: .il - . gf I KSLxX?Mg9ffEff g , 'J Q 3 M x ' I N' cm 'W L Q ,Q X U X 1 QW' Qi . Q , , W S A W ...W af ll fx' S . fi yi -5, 2 i Declicaffon With the realization that we are still very young in heart and experience, with the knowledge that with their counsel there is ye peace and love, and a deeper, calmer faith for us to seek: we grate- fully dedicate this, the 1959 Blue Book, to our Mothers and Fathers. 6:2- V-xl gg W DMlNISTRAfION Boar LV 9 0 1 w A fdw . ' XA Eclucahon ,,3,,-,.-:.'f.- Rev. Wesley Anderson Kenneth Bothum Treasurer President Orville Anderson Arthur Obefg Director Dil'6CI0l' Elmer Hageland Dane Nordine Director Secretary fw MR. JOHN LIAPIS, Principal MR. MAURICE ANDERSON, Grade Principal MR. ROGER PIEHL, Superintendant MRS. ARLO SPILDE, Office Secretary n X , f Fil y - 2 fr , M :H 9- I N 1 QL. 1 ii x - -1 Y f , . f Q, sr Vw:-if I P f,?1TQfI34 45:1 'Vi-M.. ' 645,32 I 1 l. 5.1 FOOD Mrs. Fred Johnson Mrs. L1oya1Oistad 4-L. N Y Y 4, W r '5'?,lp x v b,?1f3,'f5gfE'f i52afz.. ' H283 I . K Bill Gadde, Janitor. A Nl T O R S Ernest Oertwich, Janitor, us Drivers Ed Kraulik, Norman Berg, Willard Nordin, Dave Seng Walter Brekke, Kenneth Germundson, Ferdie Martinson and Spener Bogestad. gums' W Higlz cllool Facuiiy SEATED Mr. Howard Hansen-Science Mrs. Dorothy Anderson-Home Economics, F. H. A. Mrs. Beatrice Englund -Senior High English Mrs. Gayle Waale-Gir1's Physical Education, Junior High Subjects Mr. John K. Liapis-High School Principal STANDING Mr. Stanley Van Steenvort-Mathematics, Blue Book, Rabbit Tales Mr. Dean Syverson-Vocational Agriculture, F. F. A. Mr. Donald McGillis-Commercial, Blue Book Mr. Leonard Zimmerman-Junior High English, Speech Mr. Carl Olson-Band and Vocal Music Mr. Wallace Boen-Social Science, A and B Coach Mr. Harold Waale-Industrial Arts, Drivers Training A il g x!! I ' 'EVIL 0 ....g9,F04 vvw-vvvvx,.v-yvv-rv-A 'v-.vv-.,-..f- X N E x95 ,HPS 1 Z 7 Z X f ff. Qf 7 ENIORS Honor fualenfs SANDRA FROBERG Sandra is our Salutatorian with an average of 2.90. Sandra too, has been an outstanding student throughout her high school days. Sandra has been an active member of the Band, and has also taken part in small instrumental groups. She was a member of the Glee Club, and also the mixed Chorus and Girl's Chorus. She also took part in declamation and dramatics. Our congratulations to Sandra on her fine achievement. We wish her the best of luck in the future. JANICE SIOBLOM Janice is Valedictorian of our class with an average of 2.96. Janice has been a very outstanding student throughout the years that she has spent at Karlstad High School. She was co-editor of the Rabbit Tales our High School Paper, and was an active member on the Blue Book staff. Janice has been very active in the music department of K.H.S.. She was a member of the mixed chorus and girl's chorus, band, and participated in other small groups. She was also accompanist for various musical groups. Janice had leading roles in both of our class plays. Our congratulations toJanice on her fine achieve- ment. We wish her the best of luck in the future. GERALD ANDERSON Gerald is the quiet type. But, beware, he's dynamite. F.F.A. 1,25 Baseball 45 Track 4. ROGER BAKER No, she's too small. Rabbit Tales 4g Science Club 2 Class Play 3,43 Boys' Chorus 3,43 F.F.A. lg Basketball 4, Baseball 3 45 Football 2,3,4g K Club 3,4. ARVID BAGAAS Silence is golden. Boys' Chorus 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2. BONNIE ERICKSON To seek a tiger, one must go into the tiger's den. Rabbit Tales 4g Blue Book 3,4g Sec- retary 3g Science Club 2,4g Class Play 3,4g Girls' Chorus 1,3,4p Mixed Chorus 1,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Librar- ian 3g F.H.A. 3,43 G.A.A. 2,3g De- clam 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 4. NAOMI ANDERSON Poet laureate of Karlstad High. Girls' Chorus 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 2,35 Declam 1. LUANNE DAGEN She put the pep in pepper. Rabbit Tales 4g Blue Book 4g Vice- President 1gStudentCouncil4gC1ass Play 3,43 One-Act Play 2,4g Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 45 Band 1,2,3,4gF.H.A. 2,3,4gG.A.A. 1,2g Flute Trio 2,3g Small Music Groups 4. DIANNE FOSSELL A blush is nice, but sometimes inconvenient. ' ' Rabbit Tales 4g Blue Book 43 Class Play 3,43 Class Secretary 43 Queen 33 Librarian 2,32 F.H.A. 2,3,4. IONE INGEBRIGTSEN I'm not one for spreading gossip. Rabbit Tales 43 Blue Book 43Presi- dent 33 Secretary 23 Student Council 3,42 Class Play 3,4: Girls' Chorus 1,2,33 Mixed Chorus 1,2,33 Band 1, 2,31 Queen Candidate 2g Librarian 2,33 F.H.A. 2,3,43 G.A.A. 1,2,33F. H.A. President 33 Carnival Queen23 Flute Trio 2,33 Girls' Trio 33Gir1s' Sextet 2,32 Mixed Octette 33 Flute Solo 1,22 Accompaniment 1,2,33Stu- dent Council President 4. LEE GACK Try that on for size, boy Rabbit Tales 43 Blue Book 43Treas- urer 43 Class Play 3,4Q Boys' Chorus 43 Mixed Chorus 43 F .F .A. 2. SANDRA FROBERG The girl with the flattering frame- her glasses. Rabbit Tales 43 Science Club 23 Class Play 3,43 Girls' Chorus l,2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3Q Band l,2, 3,43 Librarian 23 F.H.A. 2,3,43 G. A.A. 1,23 Declam 1,32 Brass Sextet 3,43 Girls' Sextet33FrenchHornSo- lo 1.2. EVELYN LAGERQUIST Quiet, but efficient. Rabbit Tales 43 Class Play 33 Li- brarian 3,43 F.F.A. 2,3,4 LDRELEI HAGELAND I try SO hard to be good. Rabbit Tales 43 Blue Book 43 Class Play 3,42 Band 1,2,3,43 Queen Can- didate 43 Librarian 2,3,43 F.H.A. 3,43 G.A.A. 2,32 Declam 2,3,4. JAMES LAUDE He DID like quiet evenings at home. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 HARRIS MOEN He always manages to manage. Rabbit Tales 43 Blue Book 43 Class President 23 Student Council 2,32 Science Club 2,42 Class Play 3,42 One Act Play 2 3,45 Boys' Chorus 2, 3,42 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43Band2,3,43 Basketball 43 Baseball 2,3,43 Foot- ball 2,3,43 KClub2,3,43Declamation 2,3,43 Debate 23 Boys' Quartet 2,3, 43 Trumpet So1o2,3,43TrumpetTrio 23 Mixed Octette 3,45 Brass Sextet 2,3,43 Vocal Solo 3,43 K Club Vice- President 3, President 4. BRYCE NHNSKE Don't go away made, Bryceg just go away. Science Club 23 Class Plays 3,43 Boys' Chorus 4. LARRY MAUER Money dishonestly acquired is never worth its cost, while a good conscience never cost as much as its worth. F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 Baseball 43 Track 4. DOUGLAS NORDIN I take things as they come- easy. Rabbit Tales 43 Blue Book 43 Vice- P resident 3 3 S tudent Council 4s C lass Play 3,43 Boys' Chorus 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 43 Football 3,42 Golf 2,3,43 K Club 2,3,43 K Club, Secretary- Treasurer 43 Golf Club Captain 4. MARGARET OISTAD She's quiet and well dressed, there's a world to be impressed. Girls' Chorus 2,35 Librarian 2,3,43 F.H.A. 2,3,4. GARVLN OLSON He LOOKS wise. Pray correct the error. Rabbit Tales 45 Class Play 3,45 Boys'Chorus45F.F.A. l,2.3,4,Vice- President 2, Treasurer 3, President 45 Football 45 K Club 4. J' ANICE SJOBLOM A friendly girl and a charming lass, a worthy addition to our class. ' ' Rabbit Tales, Co-Editor 45 Blue Book 45 Secretary 15 Class Play 3,45 One Act Play 2,45 Girls'Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1.2, 3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,25 De- clam 2,3,45 Debate45ClarinetQuar- tet 1,2,3,45 Clarinet Solo 25 Vocal Solo 3,45 Trio 1,2,35 F.H.A., Vice- President 35 Sextet 1,2,35 Triple Trio 15 Mixed Octet 3,45 Accompan- ist 2,3,4. HILLARY PETERSON Which way shalll drive? F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 25 Base- ball 45 Track 4. WAYNE PEDERSON Where Wayne is, there's music, and where there's music, you'11 find Wayne. Blue Book 45 Class Play 45 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Student Director 45Boys'Quar- tet 2,3,45 Mixed Octet 35 Vocal Solo 3,4 JOEL SPILDE Joel may be sort of shy, but once you know him he's quite a guy. Rabbit Tales 45 Blue Book 45 Treas- urer 2,35 One Act Play 25 Band 1, 2,3,45 Baseball 45 Track 45 Declam 25 Trombone Quartet 3.4. GALE SOLLUND I speak in a monstrous little voice. Rabbit Tales 45 Science Club 25 Girls' Chorus 2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Librarian 2,35 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 1, 2,35 Cornet Quartet 3. SHIRLEY SWANSON My heart was young and gay. Librarian 2,4. MR. LIAPIS, Class Adviser KATHLEEN TWISTOL She's allergic to 9:00. Rabbit Tales 4s Blue Book 43 Vice- President 43 Treasurer 23 Student Council 43 Secretary 43 Class Play 3,43 One Act Play 23 Girls' Chorus 2,33 Mixed Chorus 33 Queen Candi- date l3 Librarian2,3,43Cheerleader 2,3,43 F.H.A. 2,3,43 Vice-President 43 G.A.A. 1,2,3. ALFRED UNDERBERG There are many lovely women, but no perfect ones. Rabbit Tales 43 Blue Book 4a Class Play 3,43 Boys' Chorus 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 43 F.F.A. 1,2 .TANICE SYVERSON A real go-getter. Rabbit Tales 43 Librarian 2,33 F.H. A. 2,3,4. ROYLE VAGLE A leader of men, a follower of women. Rabbit Tales 43B1ueBook3 43Pres- ident 43 Vice-P resident 23 Student Council 1,42 Science Club 23 Class Play 3 43 One Act Play 2,3,43 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus l,2, 3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Baseball 43 Foot- ball 43 K Club 43 Declam 2,3,43 Vocal Solo 3,42 Trombone Solo 2.3, 43 Brass Sextet 3,41 Boys' Quartet 3,42 Mixed Octet 3,43 Trombone Quartet 3,4. 1 W 1 , My -6 1 enior C ass We, the Class of 1959, bequeath our most treasured possessions to the future graduates of Karlstad High School. GERALD ANDERSON - wills his quiet ways and winning smile to James Sollund. NAOMI ANDERSON - wills her studious habits to Dennis Walz. ARVID BAGAAS - wills his uncanny ability to make Cand keepj money to James Carlson. ROGER BAKER - wills his file of jokes to Linda Swenson. LUANNE DAGEN - wills her quick-wittedness to Roger Thompson. BONNIE ERICKSON - wills her ability to giggle so readily to Aloise Klegstad. DIANE FOSSELL - wills her love of Greenbush to De-,Lonna Minske. SANDRA FROBERG - wills the secret formula for her diet to Faye Turnwall. LEE GACK - wills his job as ditto machine and crank turner for the Rabbit Tales to some other poor sap. LORELEI HAGELAND - wills her graceful smile and wistful personality to someone who can make equally good use of it. IONE INGEBRIGTSEN - wills her freckles to anyone who can get rid of them. EV ELYN LAGERQUIST - wills her long hair to Karen lngebrigtsen. JAMES LAUDE - wills his car to Leon Oistad. fYou'll get one yet, boylj LARRY MAUER - wills his moody ways to Barry Hageland. BRYCE MINSKE - wills his clear manner to speaking to Arthur Molvik. HARRIS MOEN - wills his ability to blow his horn to just anybody. DOUGLAS NORDIN - wills his size and ability to play football to Gregor Turnwall. MARGARET OISTAD - wills her quiet, well-mannered ways to Leatrice Johnson. GARVIN OLSON - wills his ability to farm to Paul Folland. WAYNE PEDERSON - wills his rich tenor voice to Charles Warnes. HILLARY PETERSON - wills his shyness to David Logelin. JANICE SJOBLEM - wills her changing ways to Rosine Englund. CC an she keep up?J GAIL SOLLUND - wills her love for Mr. Boen to those multitudes that agree with her. JOEL SPILDE - wills his height to Billy Struck. JANICE SYVERSON - wills her hula hoop to the Kurowski twins. SHIRLEY SWANSON - wills her engagement ring to anyone who can keep it. KATHLEEN TWISTOL - wills her steadiness to Charlotte Oistad. ALFREN UNDERBERG - wills his extreme popularity to Elaine Turnwall. ROYLE VAGLE - wills his handsome features to Roger Davis. Witnesses: The Olson's, Karen Sa Byron fx A x S94 f. L' by enior C ass Prop ecy Dear Kathy, I was so glad to hear you and Gene found a nice home in Madagascar. lt's too bad Carl Olson, your employer, fired you last year so you couldn't be here for the reunion. It sure doesn't seem like ten years since we graduated, does it? By the way, we had our class' reunion last week and being you were the only one missingl thought I'd let you know what the others are doing now. Gerald Anderson and Garvin Olson are still going to college. It seems these boys always had a deep craving for more schooling. Alfred, Lee, and Doug were all excited about their new movie that was just produced. It was an oldy, The Three Stooges , which made a terrific comeback. I always knew these three were destined for stardom. Diane Fossell is married and living on a farm by Greenbush. Shirley still hasn't been able to make up her mind about J' ack. Seems they lost the key to the glove compartment on top of it. Although Joel is very dedicated to his work in Dark Africa, he was able to attend the reunion. He really is busy over there and tells us the natives learn fast. Gail is still modeling the ever famous slim J im pants in Paris. Wayne Pederson accepted the position as local band director when Carl Olson retired. Roger has finally succeeded in taking over Hansen's physics class. Hansen retired last year from overwork. , Sandra is really up in society now. She married the head of the American Tobacco Co., after her second divorce became finaL Seems she can't make up her mind - love or money. Naomi is married and lives on a farm South of town. Janice S joblom is modeling stout dresses for the mature figure. 7 Janice Syverson is working for the American Foreign Relations Committee. Seems she was always the friendly type. Luanne is playing piano for the well-known County Playboys. She always was music minded. Lorelei is employed at Clark's Cafe. She is the highest paid waitress in town. Bonnie and Royle are playing the lead roles in Shakespeare's, Romeo and Juliet . Currently on broadway stage. - , James is working for a patent for his latest discovery, the power-packed roar more muffler. Hillary has proved it's high quality by using it on his race car at Indianapolis. Arvid is employed at I-Ienry's Junk Yard. r Bryce and Larry brought disgrace on our class by being arrested for operating a still under Pelan bridge. - A ' Evelyn is still on .T ackie Gleason Show as his lovely and away we go girl. f X ' , ffjv 0 0 4 4 !vA xi? . ff K - -- We V 4 ' ' ' 4 ' 1: I ., K r ------ma x . SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY - Cont. Rumor hsas it that Margaret is now employed by your former employer, Carl Olson, as his private Secretary. Harris is now head of the Air Force. He was born to be a leader, that boy. I'm fine, although tired. It's been such a strain on me sincel took over the Mayo Clinic. A Classmate, lone nior C ass Ifsfory Four years ago, the fall of 54 , thirty-two greenlfreshmen were put through the mill by the Sophomores. We were a good-looking bunch with gunny sack skirts and other garb ap- propriate to the occasion. We were given the works from water-soaked doughnuts to cold, sat- urated spaghetti. As Sophomores we took advantage of the Freshmen and returned the devilishment which was handed us the year before. Most of our Sophomore year was rather quiet, though we did alot of studying, a few of the members were called upon to serve at the Junior-Senior Banquet. In November of our Junior year we ordered our class rings and it seemed to most of us as though we'd never get them. In the Spring of 58 we put on our Junior class play, Old Doc , playing the lead was Lee Gack, one of the better actors in the class. We wound up the year with the Junior-Senior Banquet, which we put on. The theme was An Evening inParis. Our Senior year seemed to go fast and it hardly seemed like we had enrolled when Christmas vacation was right on top of us. We were never so busy in our lives. In the fall we put on our Senior Class Play, A Man Called Peter . . . this play proved to be a lot of fun besides a great success. The end of the year came to a close with thelunior-Senior Banquet and of course baccalaureate and graduation exercises. We were a bit sad to leave Karlstad High, but we were glad to be able to go on to bigger and maybe better things in College. ,Q -1: . ' 2115 g 5 X F-L O! Q Q 3 'fff 1 w in E1 A unio rs FIRST ROW: Mrs. Anderson, Rosine E., Lynette P., Pauline S., Jenny R., Marlene O., Diane K., Elaine T., Marilyn E., Mr. Walle. SECOND ROW: Linda H., Karen I., Neil V., James E., Barry H., Charlotte O., Irene S., Mary R. THIRD ROW: Richard K., David W., Neil P., Leon O., James C., Leyden I., Gloria N., Karen 0. FOURTH ROW: David L., Paul F., Roger A., Gary B., Raymond G., Byron O., Arthur M., Roger T. op omores FIRST ROW: Mr. Boen, Faye T., Elaine A., Ruth B., Leatrice J., Sharon H., Jeanne E., Gayle H., Mr McGillis. SECOND ROW: David W., James O., Patricia F., Ardys H., Carol A., Janice A., Aloise K., Stephen E THIRD ROW: Charles O., James S., Leon P., Henry M., Richard E., Linda S., Catherine E., Mari VanJ FOURTH ROW: Wanda E.,SandraT., Linda W.,James P., David C., Duane R., Nathan B.. Dale K., James B TGS 771971 FIRST ROW: Mr. Hansen, Roger Z. , Edward B. , Sharon S. , Clyde N. , Janice H. , Donavan B. , Mr. Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: Dalonna M. , Karen E. , Charles W. , Mercer E. , Gregor T. , Anita W. , Luther T. , Paul O. THIRD ROW: Rodney T. , Dianne J. , Grace O. , Clarice T. , Peggy H. , Dean M. , Curtis W. , Dean K. FOURTH ROW: Dick F. , Dwight U. , Douglas B. , Clayton J. , Eldon L. , Dennis W. , Jerry A. , Marlyce B. , Cheryl N. I 1 'Tk . Initiation Efglzflz Gracie FIRST ROW: Mr. Olson, Linda F., .Tames P., Crystal H., Daniel L., Linda A., David O., Mary B., Earl S., Micheal H., Cecil A., Mrs. Walle. SECOND ROW: Dorothy K., Arlene E., Diane C., Roberta N., Sheryl S., Dale P., Sharon R., Owen M., Sharon O., De1oresK. THIRD ROW: Jane S., Waviel P., M317 F., Ch-H168 M-. Sandra A., Leonard B., Roger A., Howard H., Linda G., Bonnie M., Connie F. FOURTH ROW: Micheal B., Mark S., Roger B., Sherman F., Dennis F., Beverly J., Adell P., Douglas H., Kathryn N., Myrna O., Eleanor M, evenflz Gracie FIRST ROW: Mr. Van Steenvort, Billy S., Ardys P., Gwendolyn W.. ,Terry B., Leon A., Gary A., Curtis H.. ,Tillayne O., Mary EllenO., SandraC., Mrs. Englund. SECOND ROW: Paul E., Connie P., Janice I., Keith B., Wayne J., Ruth F., Donnie K., Richard H., Sandra W., Ronnie R., Paul E. THIRD ROW: Marvin K., Marilyn E., Paul T., Mark B., Anita B., ,ToAnn R., Lois W., Connie A., August K., Brian C., Veronica P., Roger D. FOURTH ROW: Tony R., Leonel A., Mary Esther C., Linda H., Francine H., Dennis A., Duane U., Betty S., Duane T., Duane C., Myrna O., Curtiss R., David L. QFVTSQ A CTIVITIES I1 Tl QUEEN KATHERINE Affenclanfs Janice Anderson, Karen Ingebrigtsen, Marlyce Bothum Lorelei Hageland, Francine Holm Katherine Nordine B RA R: AN s FIRST ROW: Lynette P., Marilyn E., Marlene O., PaulineS., Diane K., Rosine E. Mrs. Englund. SECOND ROW: .Tenny R., Mary R., Kathleen T., Linda G., Lorelei H., Margaret O., Evelyn L. THIRD ROW: Ione I., Shirley S., Wanda E., Linda W., Gloria N., Irene S., PatsyF '1 iff7 ..i. J'5 2'i'. . 1 U5 . SEATED: Luanne D., Paul F., Ione I., Kathleen T., Mr. Liapis STANDING: Roger Z., Rosine E., Diane K., Howard H., Grace O., Royle V., Doug N., Duane R., Patsy F., Curtis R., Mark B., Mary Jane B. s T UD co E u NT CI SEATED: Garvin Olson, Lorelei Hageland, Janice Sjoblom, Arthur Molvik, PaulFolland. STANDING Mr. Van Steenvort, Adviserg Kathleen Twistol, lone Ingebrigtsen, Royle Vagle, Alfred Underberg, Gail Sollund, Douglas Nordin, Lee Gack, Joel Spilde, Roger Baker, Harris Moen, Sandra Froberg, Dianne Fossell, Bonnie Erickson, ,T anice Syverson, Charlotte Oistad, Luanne Dagen, Gale Hendrickson. Rai? Co-Editors. . . . Assistant Editor . . . Business Manager . . . . . Assistant Business Manager Sports ........... .... . . Specialities . . Humor . . . Music ...... Inquiring Reporter , Industrial Arts . . High School News , Grade School News . . Fashions ..... F,F.A. .. . Art Editors . . Interviews. . . Library . . Typists . . 'f Tales Sfaff . . Lorelei Hageland and Janice Sjoblom ............Arthurlv1o1vik . . . Garvin Olson . . ............. Paul Folland Harris Moen and Roger Baker . . Alfred Underberg and Douglas Nordin . . Royle Vagle . . Luanne Dagen . Bonnie Erickson . . . Lee Gack . . Dianne Fossell . Janice Syverson . Sandra Froberg . . . Garvin Olson . Bonnie Erickson Evelyn Lagerrquist lone Ingebrigtsen Kathleen Twistol Ione Ingebrigtsen Gail Sollund Sandra Froberg Janice Syverson Blue Boole fag SEATED Mr. Van Steenvort, Neil P., Bonnie E., Royle V., Charlotte O., Mr MCGIIIIS STANDING Kathleen T. , Ione I., Alfred U., Wayne P., Douglas N. , Joel S Lee G Harris M Luanne D., Janice S. , Lorelei H. , Diane F. Editor ...... Assistant Editor . Business Manager Assistant Business High School. . . Prophecy ,,,, Senior Class Will Manager Senior Class History , Administration . Sports ...... Music ,,,, Art Editor . . . Grades . . . Activities , . , . . Royle Vagle Charlotte Oistad . Bonnie Erickson , , Neil Peterson Kathleen Twistol Joel S pilde Ione Ingebritgsen Alfred Underberg Lee Gack Wayne Pederson , Douglas Nordin . . Harris Moen . Luanne Dagen Lorelei Hageland . . Diane Fossell . Janice Sjoblom 'N 'V fi-is 'ef , Xl Z 2 ' lf A 2 ff 'K f X' iz! ee ss- 6' fe 4V In 'Q' 1 - lf ,J 2 7 SEATED: Diane K. , Karen I. , Elaine T. , Kathleen T. FIRST ROW: Dalonna M. , Karen E. , Janice S. , Marilyn E. , Pauline S. , Sharon S. , Anita W. . Janice H. , Mrs. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Marlene O. , Margaret O. , Diane J. , Grace O. , Janice S. , Ione I. , Peggy H. , Lorelei H. , Linda H. , Evelyn L. THIRD ROW: Clarice T. , Luanne D. , Charlotte O. , Sandra F. . Gail S. . Gloria N. , Marlyce B. , Cheryl N. , Dianne F. , Bonnie E. si r - 1 - Q .i5f'QSj,1' CUUK 'il MA: M I 7 l ' 4.2. 0 11: Q- ' J f' f 9gmAxsp, Q9 J 1 e 4' X x , 3 r 'S M R S UU U :U 6 . . Un V W X Q17 3 75 QQ 6 ffyllyxii IMXVLBYY NEW B W FIRST ROW: Mr. Syverson, Edward Boroski, Luther Thompson, Clyde Nelson, David Ward, Charles Warnes, Paul Oistad. SECOND ROW: Dean Klegstad, Larry Mauer, Richard Englund, James Britten, Jerry Anderson, Richard F arbo. THIRD ROW: Nathan Britten, Roger Anderson, Gary Bogestad ,David Christianson, Raymond Gorsuch, Eldon Laude,Da1e Klegstad . ADVISER ...... . . Mr. Syverson SENTINEL ....... .... C harles Olson VICE-PRESIDENT . . Neil Peterson PRESIDENT . . . . .... Garvin Olson SECRETARY . . . Roger Thompson TREASURER . . ...... David Wollin REPORTER . . Hillary Peterson Future GTYTIQTS O America W QP Qi K 1 I J lyelfafe James P. , Paul F. , Mr. Zimmerman, Janice S. , Harris M. peec' p, 'If' 1545 0 .5 9 ,-Z FIRST ROW: Linda F. , MaryE11en Oistad, Sandra W. , Jillayne O. , Micheal H. , Earl S. , Mr. Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: Mary Ester C. , Arlean E. , Eleanor M. , Anita B. , Linda H. , Myrna O. , Mary F. THIRD ROW: Danniel L. , Owen M. , Mark B. , Mark S. , Paul T. , Delonna M. , Anita W. FOURTH ROW: Doug H., Mary R., Dick F., Bonnie E. , Jenny R. . Janice S. , Charles W. FIFTH ROW: Sherman F., Paul F., James P. , James C. , Arthur M. , Harris M., Royle V. , Clayton I. THE BISHOPS CANDELSTICKS BACK ROW: Royle V., Harris M., Mr. Zimmerman, Roger MINUET A. , James C. Leon O. , Charlotte O. , Paul F. FRONT ROW: Janice S. , Luanne D. 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THIRD ROW: Royle Vagle, Alfred Underberg, Neil Vagle, David Wollin, Henry Moen, Wayne Pederson, James Pederson, Charles Olson. FOURTH ROW: Neil Peterson, James Peterson, James Carlson, Douglas Nordin, Lee Gack, Arthur Molvik, Leon Oistad, Leyden Ingebrigtsen, Harris Moen. ACCOMPIA NIST Janice Sjoblom TRIPLE TRIO FIRST ROW: Lynette Prosser, Jenny Riveness, Patsy Flathaug. SECOND ROW: Mary Rottegar, Luanne Dagen, Gayle Hendrickson. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Erickson, Linda Wallstrand, Wanda Erickson. 4 ,:..- fl 122. 'Li 512. Q.. x ff MIXED OCTET FIRST ROW: PatsyFlarhaug, Linda Wallstrand, Wanda Erickson, Ien- ny Riveness. SECOND ROW: Harris Moen. James Peterson, Leyden Ingebrigtsen, Henry Moen. mall Ensembles MIXED QU ARTET Royle Vagle, Janice Sjoblom, Bonnie Erick- son, Wayne Pederson. BOYS ' QUARTET Leyden Ingebrigtsen Harris Moen Wayne Pederson Royle Vagle BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET FIRST ROW: Charles Olson, Neil Vagle. SECOND ROW: David Wol- lin, James Pederson. THIRD ROW: Henry Moen, Neil Peterson. FOURTH ROW: James Pederson, Leon Oistad. . 4 my 1. m 5, y H er. ,gf .wf Q' , ' E R. 1 Nm 2 Fx Q Q f UQ Q Q E Nm E ell L Q enior Banc! Pictured on opposite page: FIRST ROW: Janice S joblom, Lorelei Hageland, Cheryl Nordin, Luanne Dagen, Linda Wallstrand, Linda Hamberg, F aye Turnwall, Myrna Olson. SECOND ROW: Patsy Flathaug, Bonnie Erickson, Dianne Carlson, Dianne Koland, Arthur Molvik, Marilyn Eddy, Irene Spilde, Mary Esther Carlson, Sharon Olson, Curtis Wikstrom, Duane Rorinander, Wayne Pederson. THIRD ROW: Wanda Erickson, Charlotte Oistad, Sandra Winjum, Mary Rotteger, Connie Pederson, Earl Sjoblom, Paul Erickson, Leon Oistad, Paul Folland, GailSol1and, Francine Holm, Harris Moen, Danial Logelin, Gail Britten, Sandra Froberg. FOURTH ROW: Roger John Bogestad, Owen Moen, Linda Anderson, Kathryn Nordin, Karen Erickson, J illayne Oistad, Janice Johnson, Betty Seng, James Pederson, Sherman Folland, James Carlson, Mark Skogerboe, Leyden Ingebrigtsen, Neil Vagle, Joel S pilde, Royle Vagle. FIFTH ROW: Karen Ingbrigtsen, Linda Swenson, Marlene Olson, Crystal Hams, Lynette Prosser, Carl Olson. unior Bam! FIRST ROW: Sandra Winjum, Dianne Carlson, Roger John Bogestad, Linda Anderson,Jil1ayne Oistad, Linda Hamberg, Myrna Olson. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Nordin, Janice J ohnson. Betty Seng, Mary Folland, Owen Moen, Paul Erickson, Sharon Olson, Mary Esther Carlson, Curtis Ronnander. THIRD ROW: Susan Oistad, Kathy Flathaug, Laurel Skogerboe, Sandra Erickson, Leslie Borneman, Danial Nordine, Keith Britten, Maureen Netterland, Connie Anderson, Dale Pederson, Connie Pederson, Danial Logelin, Earl S joblom, Francine Holm. FOURTH ROW: Carl Olson, Thomas Folland, Crystal Hams, Sherman Folland, Douglas Hultgren, Troy Dagen, Connie Farbo, Linda Farbo, Arlene Erickson, Waivel Prosser, Bonnie McNatten, Mark Skogerboe. MIXED ENSEMBLE Sherman Folland, Owen Moen, Mark Skogerboe TROMBONE DUET Neil and Royle Vagle mall Ensembles MAIORETTES Gail Britten, Charlotte Oistad, Patsy Flathaug. SAXOPHONE QUARTETTE Arthur Molvik, Irene Spilde, Duane Ronnander, Wayne Pederson. V X I ff A 0 Team CHE E RL E 4 X N i f N G Ve X f, f , Mfg X qw S x f NV NX , Sandra W. , Bon nie M. , Mary F. B T E A M FIRST ROW: Mrs. Waale, Mary Ellen O. , Janice J. , Sandra W. , Mary Jane B. , Lois W., Gayle H., Jillayne O. , Connie P. , Crystal H. , Gwendolyn W. SECOND ROW: Jane S. , Sherrill S. , Diane C. , lene O. , Elaine T. , Marilyn E. , Anita W. Connie A. , Mary F. , Ruth B. , Mar THIRD ROW: Anita B. , Leatrice J. , Jeanne E. , Myrna O., Francine H. , Patsy F Bonnie M. , Mary Ester C. , Faye T. , Linda H. FOURTH ROW: Grace O. , Gail B. , Charlotte Karen I. , Marlyce B. , Catherine E. , Janice A. , WN '99 Y ff 5 ' 2 Q7 O. , Katherine N., Linda S. , Betty S Sharon S. .fi hh J X MURRAY ,., nk 332 .C , ffl I . l fffffmff, fo if ,J A K 5 V' as 1 T F fp. 'Gs if I' x. ,, ,,...., P Htxiiuwx llxl x hmuwm qs F was X , l J Q N N ,,Ti Zig, x1 'VS will FRONT ROW: Mr. Boen, Coachg Luther Thompson, Steven Englund, James Sollund, Charles Olson, Mark Skogerboe, Gregor Turnwall, Owen Moen, Mr. Liapis, Adviser. SECOND ROW: Royle Vagle, Henry Moen, Harris Moen, Leyden Ingebrigtsen, Duane Ronander, James Carlson, David Wollin, Douglas Bakke, Neil Vagle. THIRD ROW: David Logelin, Roger Thompson, Douglas Nordin, Raymond Gorsuch, Garvin Olson, Roger Baker, Byron Olson, Paul Folland, Leon Oistad, James Peterson. 'K Club Ofjqcers J Fooflraif FRONT ROW: Charles O. , Harris M., James P. , Douglas N. , Roger T., Leon O. , David L Paul F. , James C. , David W. BACK ROW: Mr. Liapis, Gregor, T., Steve E., Douglas B James S. , Garvin O. , Roger B. , Raymond G. , Byron O. , Henry M. , Leyden I. , Royle V Neil V. STARTING EIGHT Paul F. , Endg Royle V. , Guardg Roger T. , Centerg Doug N. , Guard. Roger, End. Leon O. Ha i M James C' Quarterback rr S ' Halfback H31fb3Ck Harris M. , Garvin O. , Roger B. , Doug N. , Royle V. I A I 'S ti? P ,-,,.. A. A . - 'la B Basleeflmll FRONT ROW: Duane R. , Leon O. , Roger T. , Roger B. , Raymond G Paul F BACK ROW: Mr. Boen, DougB. , David W., James P. , James C. , Dav1d L Hams M Roger Baker Hams Moen Base-:ffm ll Charle s O. , Harris M. , Duane R. , Leo :-LT ,L i ' N 4 - - X' . ',4 a K If 'Dan v 2: g D' D u al ,, ,. 1 L G0 f , Doug B. Doug N. Leon O. n O. , Roger B. , James P. , Dou B Nun? 'rx U - X 1 '34- X rf xiii uh ' 'Y 1 ,,.' , r 2 3. K ,ku P A xx KK vb 1 X ,X X im'- ,.,- X, gf i va , --Q X X' A A an-wwf W MQW g ' WW' 'W' FRNWX U , is RADES SEATED Mrs. Myrtle Spangrud, Grade 2 Mrs. Audrey Rassmussen, Grade 3 Mr. Maurice Anderson, Grade 5, Elementary Principal Miss Ruth Younggren, Grade 1 Mrs. Judith Bothum, Grade 2-3 STANDING Mrs. Joan McGi11is, Grade 5 Mrs. Kay Peterson, Grade 6 Mrs Verna Wollin Grade 4 Mrs. Hjordis Rice, 'Grade 1 M, 'N 0 JS N s Qu 5 9 Q P1 MPLE AS 5 Gracie FIRST ROW: Mrs. McGillis, Allen S., Morlen S., Duane B., Neil W., GenevieveJ., Leslie B., Mr. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Patricia N., Virginia O., John S.,Joe W., Glenn P., Douglas T., Edith J., Eileen B. THIRD ROW: Troy D., Glen K., John M., Linda J., Susan O., Bonnie S., Markelle B., Barbara H. FOURTH ROW: Sharon W., LenNae H., Beryl G., Lonnie W., Thomas F., Curtiss F., Wayne S., Duane F., Owen K. fxfll Grade FIRST ROW: Mark O., Jerry A., Loren H., Curtis W., Everet E., Wayne K., Brian A. SECOND ROW: Laurel S., Lynnda P., Kathy F., Gay S., Allen S., Randy F., Danny N., Phillip R THIRD ROW: Mark N., Hollis T., Curtis A., Robert H., David K., Phaela K., Dalene T., Barbara N FOURTH ROW: Maureen N., Sandra E., Arlene W., James H., Ronnie K., Shelva D., Jean H. James J. Tlzfrcl Giracle FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bothum, Wayne N., Jerry S., Robert C., Darrell A., Bryce A., Marilyn A., Sheila N., Susan R., Carol F., Judith S., Mrs. Rasmussen. SECOND ROW: John N., Terry J., James U., Sidney G., Dorene E., Helen H., Tommy J., Don A., Wyman J. THIRD ROW: Gregory M., Mark B., Steven S., Gregory O., Celeste D., Marsha H., Mitchell H., Samuel B., Yvonne T., Lynnae I.. Garnette P., John O. FOURTH ROW: Craig S., John N., David B., Alton S., Boyd B., Kenneth S., Steven S., Arnie C., Hubert S.. Nancy N., Marcel T., Linda A., Claudia J., Brian S. ourfll Gra Q FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wollin, Jackie E., James H., Keith L., Ronald A., Ray K., Merrie N., Gayle P., LeRoy H., Mr. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Mark E., Timothy O., Margaret W.. Patsy F., Barbara E., Terry F., Susan F., Susan T., Leatrice W. THIRD ROW: Lynn H., Mark V., David M., Roger G., Donald H., Randy K., Donald W., Leni K., Cheryl V. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn G., Faith C., Rolaynne C., StephenA., TimothyN.,KennethG.,Charles S.. Jerry T., Susan S., Karen S. Ersf Gracie FIRST ROW: Marcia N., Tracy T., Beverly G., Rocelle W., Bradley K., Neal B., Ronald W.. George E., Reed S., Donald A. SECOND ROW: Mitchell B., Lynnette O., Julia L., Stuart S., James F., Jolane O., Lori P., Harlan B., Mark H., Paulette O., Leland N. THIRD ROW: Arlet E., Diane E., Deborah B., Albert S., John P. Dwight W., Gloria G., Leone W., Sonja C., Deborah A., Karen K., Eugene T., Ann S. FOURTH ROW: Douglas C., Ivan S., Robert A., Richard S., Donavon J., Lowell S., Willaim I., Steven S., Dean W., ,Tackle B., ,Tudy S., Pamela W., Mary Angela B., Faye P. Seca nc! 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