Kennedy High School - Noble Logue Yearbook (Babbitt, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1973 volume:

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Director YEARBOOK STAFF Co-Editors. . . . .Deb I-Iolmstrom, Liisa Kivipelto Gold Award: Pete Bissonette, Darlene Hanka, Jamie Niss, Connie Paulson, Loretta Randall, Sharyl Thompson and Kathy Whiting. Silver Award: Karen Beseman, Kathy Constant, Sue Holm, Martha Niss, Becky Nuorala, Deb Orazem, Frank Senta, Sally Sherman, and Veronica Strezishar. Bronze Award: Sue Aase, Jody Bee, Judy Kopperud, Marla Nelson, Diane Rauvola, Ann Rinta, Kathy Rinta, Rosie Rozell, Dan Sherman, Marcy Simonich, Bobbie Slining, Kim Steenerson, Vicki Wytaske and Dawn Masica. Advisor. . . . . . . .D. N. Hanson Photographer. . . . . .Roger Rauvola TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication......... .. Faculty and Administration . . . . Seniors........... .. Sports........... .. Activities. . . . . . . 3 5 13 35 63 Underclassmen . . . .91 2 'Ns .M 5. 'w' H. N fx 'N X? 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M ' O it A h ir ' ,- 1 ' 'A ' ' -A ffl... xxx, ' Mr. Ginther Superintendent Mr. Parmeter Mr. Brascugli Principal Vi ce -Principal 5 BUSINESS MANAGER 'Qtr Mr. Rozman SECRETAR IES Mrs. Perrizo Mrs. Pandora, Mrs. Hoganson Mrs. Adamson COUNSELORS LIBRARIANS Mrs. Keith Mr. Rauvola Mr. Skefington Mrs. Lobe 6 BUSINESS EDUCATION MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Morcom BUSINESS EDUCATION MissBe11uzo, Mr. Johnson Miss Ronkainen BUSINESS EDUCATION SPECIAL EDUCATION Miss Larson, Mrs. Rintala, Miss Tranby 7 Mr. Esterberg -'Main rmie Mr. Zubich Mrs. Moroni MYS- B1'0DSki ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH Mr. O'Donne11 ENGLISH XXXXXXXXXXXYXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX A teacher affects eternityg he can never tell where Mr. Niss MATH his influence stops. H.B. ADAMS :wk:kickbkvkwlcwkxelokwlolcvlolfwlfwlfwlcwlolokvkwicwlswlcwlawle Mr. Thomas Mr. jugovich MATH MATH I 4. Mrs. Harju Mrs. Chiabotti Mr. Dessellier MATH MATH MATH , X 5 'SA Mi I Mr. Suomi Mr. Steiner BIOLOGY I, II BIOLOGY XXXXXXiXXXXXXXXXXYXii88883 . . .so IWi11 tell you what you ask Mr. Busch SCIENCE and seek to know . HOMER XXXXXXYXYXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Mr. Torrel SOCIAL Mr. Lenhoff Mr. Lenski ENGLISH and HISTORY SOCIAL Mr. Brula CHEMISTRY and PHYSICS Mr. Johnson SCIENCE Mr. Lillegaard SOCIAL and PHY ED Mr. Artisensi ENGLISH and SPEECH Mr. Mackai SOCIAL Mr. Boffa SOCIAL Mil? I. Mr. Bradach GERMAN Mr. Hanson GRAPHIC ARTS .1 Mr. Buck SOCIAL Mr. Costellano SOCIAL :wkaeakxxwkwcacxxaicxxxadfxaqxxwkxafxxx It is when you give of Yourself Mrs. Skeffington that you HOME EC truly give. KAHIL GIBRAM HFUIOIOIOFHi0kvkPkP!0l0k2ifPl0kfifPI0I0l4Pl0l0I0kvi4PkHl0Of Mrs. Lind HOME EC Mr. Ptachek Mr. Hoffman ART ART my ,, g , . , . I 1' QQ' emi! W A , ' ,q A N . A ., ML ,1 w'Q1f'f51 Ei ,, ,,,, A ,, ,, E . Ryvfq I F idk rx, . rswd, sir . , .,A Mr. Blomberg Mr. Hedley Mr. Levar INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRLAL ARTS XXXXXXXXYYXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX I am not a teacher: only a. f f W W fellow-traveller of , whom you asked Mr. Melgeorge the WaV- Mr. Butler INDUSTRIAL ARTS I Pointed INDUSTRIAL ARTS ahead-ahead of myself as well as of you. SHAW XXXXXXXXXXXXYXXXXYXXXXXXX Mr. Barle Mr. Grossman PHY ED PHY ED Miss Edman Mrs. Luodo Mrs. Kurpius PHY ED PHY ED PHY ED K1 'v w rodney aho with my attention divided between ears and fun, 1 have no time to work. brad adams thc more i think about studying, the 14:55 i feel like doing it gust akkancn rather shy, but a real swell guy. dave anderson high school days don't eonmpurc with high School nights. nancy udurnson boys may he at puz- zlc, hut i will never give them np. fm rhoudzi akcmann happy and carefree, that's thc life for mc robert ultaviila hc often burns the midnight gLlS, hut never with the sumo sweet lass. glenn anderson i never let school interfere with my education. 1' susan arvola why worry when all you need to do is giggle ? debra bailey beneath her quiet ne ss, lies true sincerity karl anderson i speak my mind timothy angell a carefree fellow with mischief on his mind Jig' X kathy beckman a quiet and grace ful charm gregory arntz here 1 am girls, don't crowd mek b utell 1 ll we studied but not s lying wh It karen besemam if all the boys lived across the sea, what a swimmer she would be norman hothun all work and no play. . . . . it would ll make me a dull boy. joannc Carlson she always has a friendly Sparkle in her eyes. v E rocky bielejeski why let the devil have all the fun? robert cederholm in every deck cards there is a joker peter bissonctte he studies hut he's perfectly normal. 1 grcgory clemenson man was made to conquer womankind. :ia Q diane Qmorrisj buehre Sure i'd like to go to heaven but i want to be with my friends. cynthia Castellano her smile is as gentle as a Sunset. 37 4-W Connie erowell always ready for a good time in any size, shape, or form. kathy domarus i have fun anytime, anywhere, and if there is none, i'll make some. 'W' v1ck1 eonn kathleen constant takes life as it i'm not a flirt, just comes. friendly. f tk as X ea' A 5 5, ru '-'- xl fs, Y, . i a .f ,I , Q l X I jack erkkila not a care, not a worry, thaL's the life for me. K 2 w sv' t im , ,yi t ff! XX l xl 4 K E Q my , X V 3 X ,S A X . 4 ff l lk 3 Q3 -. K eyndy flake don't dare mc, i might surprise you. if ' donna dianoski her life is like the moon, there's a man in it. nancy ellcfson wc ean't all talk, some must listen. steve granpman not as quiet as he appears. darlene hanka i never say much but i do alot Of talking. J ir . L . . . I I ,, . . VW john fredlund he doesn't break the rulesg he just bends them a little. 6 .1 keith lzunson i believe in eon- serving energy. . . gg., my own. iff.-.M M , 'x ,F x ft lv x 1:1 . '1 5 . ,Q -X ' ' ff harlan gorecki they said it eon1dn't be done so i didn't even try. andrew lmaasl sometimes i sit and think. . . semeti 1nes i prefer just sitting. in kendtlll hmtline quiet in manner lint tlon't let that fool yon. donna lmanson keep smiling, it makes everyone wonder what you're np to. X' donald hendrickson ' am a sober man or am i peggy holleubeck finds humor in the smallest things. ful- james hebl if i have but one life to live, let me live it with a blonde. mary hellerstedt quiet on the out- side, but oh those devilish thoughts. I. . ::I Z X mane Imorgau 'l1fe 13 wx h.1L yo make 1t and 1 prefer mine interesting. 1 -if mark husehy i tuck all my worries in the pocket with the hole. ' X 'E katherine hill if something needs to be said, i'll say it. dcbbic holmstrom the way to have fun is to he fun. lynda kachmarzinski with a smile so delightful, with talk so insane, that's our little scattcrhrain. mary kittleson what i want to get out of school is my- self. bob johnson everytime i open my mouth, iseem to get into trouble. dorothy johnson ambition knows no bound aries. JK' 'Nauv- Wvqrjlga W peggy klomps the only way to have a friend is to be one. william kok not that i like studies less, i love fun more. darth keller words will never fail him. liisa kivipelto if her mouth stops moving, cheek her pulse. xwisk robert lafrenier the good die young, so why should i worry. jim lavalley work is fascinating . . . . watching others do it, that is. gary krausc when joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Il jill fboffal lossing she has a smile for all and a friendly word for each. bruce krcnsing hc is fast. . . . on skates. tcrrie lott i love fun. carol lainc she puts the miss in mischief. aula lensl-ci is she talking ag or sti11? P ll sqm, , i g .'K' vii l 3111 ffv brenda mahal if giggles were un- lawful, i'd be in jai Clifford marolt don't lead me to temptatzion--just show me the way. Vicky luukkonc n i have done my work. . .now let me rest. louise mastzin a gentle manner, a lovely smile. joann maack take life too seriously and what is it worth? .ww mary mcindoo i was cut out to be an angel but some- one lost the pattern. X .953 eugene maki the less i have to learn, the less i have to remember. lynne marsyla 1ife is too serious to take too seriously. niarsha miller the unspoken word kindles no trouble. richard monte he's brilliant but he keeps it a secret. Suzanne mckinley a girl with a smile is a girl worthwhile allen niemi i came, i bluffed, i graduated. keith xnestad hm1nm. . .i wonder what i can get away with next. -'GR'--A ' ' :'1i:irl42gal - gl donald mitchell thc greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you can- not do. john nelson i just love school. . . at 3:30 on friday. f gs K V fe y jamie niss thought goes farther than words. 1 , L-.14 'L N Q B ' K1 5- in 'il - bradley olson wc'rc sure he will succeed. . .hut how? brian orazcm to study or noL to study. . . that is the question. dana palo i may bc small. . . but so was napolcon. A! 1' 1'1 ge ff. john olson always on lmnil when SOlllCllll.llIg needs Lo he done. NM ,lu beverly pattcrson sincerity has L1 charm all its own. clayton pattcrson ifi have the will, i'll find the way. honnie paurni just he happy, just he gay, th:1t'S her motto every day. Scott pzumeter why hurry? there's time for everything . Q5 - mary ann peters if silence was golden, i'd be rich. nancy rahkola good humor makes her easy to get along with. it ewes hw if.. f . fx tl, 9 Connie paulson people think i'xn shy, but they l1aven't seen anything yet. kevin penttila he may not b columbus but he Sure gets aroun . clair powell who? me? cause troub1e?. . never! e 1: : d u IQ 'M X i ' X vu ' I ' z loretta randall even the devil was an angel in the beginning deanna raskovich an angels face with a devils gleam in her e e robert rahkola the world will be no better if we worry. ,. ff o ll julie rasmussen her mind is here where steven richtsmeier if f l x 5 'tx 'SA 4.6 il x I f e ll ' Q D, Il s X , A david rikllus always ready to x 1- .f pull a trick or two. if la rene roseth a personality oh so sweet, as a friend she can't be beat. jf t, 'Q thomas rothlisbcrger i'1n learning alot but school seems to interfere. 7 but her heart else- a tall quiet man. michael rozier only three great men are living, i forget the other two. linda ritsehe her manner is so sweet, just can't be beat. larry rosctt if i put off work until tomorrow, i can have lim tonight. 5553 'Mfr john scherer i think i think more than you think i think diana sauve generally speaking and she generally is. EL? Nfx. s - :ii rebecca schroeder f1irtat:ious eyes through classy specs. Q5 debbie seelen 'hears much, speaks much. clarence schanlaub i speak when spoken to. v 1 jean semeja men may come and men may go, but not if i can help it. linda scherle yes, ihalve a voice, but why wear it out? charles scott just a happy-go- lucky all-around guy. ll ,Qu-M 'Stk sally Sherman just like a clock, always wound up and going. patricia sinnott we find in life exactly what we put into it. virginia shega talk about ginger, she's thc whole spice box. I timothy skager he never lets his troubles trouble him. nxarge Sheldon she looks on the bright side and polishes the dark. ,. elizabeth Slade her heart is merryg her smile is sun- shine Scott Sherman he puts his best efforts into every- thing he does. charles sipola i don't say much but who knows what i think. debra solberg determination is the key to success. cindy storheek Silence is a true friend that never betrays. 'A M 1' .df ' lilly K X U roberta slining 1ove. . . that's my answer. jon smith reserved but not bashful. X I vu Q h william stupica jim Sutton you take care of home sweet home, school, i'm leaving. but who's ever home? ark .ag -vs, f gloria ste lla let the world slide i will not budge an inch. james strezishar thc good and wise lead quiet lives. '15 - if Vicky thiel merry as the day is long. thomas tuomela if you can get away with it, it's right, if you get caught, it's wrong. if A XX .o ' i X . , . t terry Swanson i wish i were an island amid an ocean full of girls. diane wcndland a smile no cloud can overcast. sandra Swartz willing to work, but also eager to play. K 1 3 sv x .1 X FL g delubcra wick why worry-i'v my man. not sharyl thompson 1ots of sparkle and pep. II mary wcdll i like to look innocent but i'm no angel. 'Sf vw . 3 douglas wickett he may look quiet and reserved, but get him in u crowd. . grcgory woods Hlxamlsome, athletic, intelligent too--what more could you ask? Wy theresai hughcs SI1c's friemily and nice to have around. 31 BER PV '96 WM: fr ff v-1 M.,x.L V, L CROSS CCDU TRY FRONT ROW: Waxlax, Schaefbauer fManagerj, Carlson, I-Iaagenson. BACK ROW: Skube, Mr Bradach QCoachj, Pentilla, Maki, Rothlisberger, Maki, Wiermaa, Schnieder, Altavilla. MISSING: Orazm, Pattexson, Halverson, Lauritson. Coach Bradach The team pariticipated in 4 meets, 1 invitational, and the District 27 meet that was held at Eveleth. This year's seniors: Altavilla Maki Orazem Patterson Pentilla and Rothlisberger. - f I.. - 1. C an a fn X 35 THE NIGHTS T0 REMEMBER 1972-73 FRONT ROW L-R: Puttonen, C. Schenlaub, F. Senta., T. Ward, D. Nelson, K. Boisner, S. Fish, M. Aho, R. Christensen, B. McDonald SECOND ROW L-R: B. Kari, A. Niemi, D. Rikhus, S. Sherman, R. Hendrickson, D. Bujarski, Wold, C. Lassi, T. Esala THIRD ROW L-R: G. Woods, J. Novak, G. Akkanen, R. Aho, B. Cederholm, G. Gibson, K. Walker, C. Scott, D. Dianoski FOURTH ROW L-R: S. Niemi, J. Bly, M. Lehto, I. Stella., D. Keller, B. Lamppa, G. Arnu, P. Pauley, D. Sherman, T. Olson, J. Miheve T4 AA-- 36 ....,,..-K. Greg Woods, a leading rusher, along with Greg Arntz in tackles, made this year memorable. Dave Rikhus helped the team with interceptions and Frank Senta was one of our finest passers. Our 1972 Football Season was one of fioacgleff more individual than team victories. Mfg' Baci Many records were tied and broken. Co -captains Greg Woods Greg Arntz Managers Pete Bissonette We have hope and spirit Chip Scott for next year's team. 37 SENICDRS Clarence Schanlaub Mike Rozier Gust Akkanen . Allen Niemi Scott Sherman Darth Keller -it Bob Cederholm Bruce Krensing Dave Rikhus .P Greg Woods 38 Greg Amtz Wasn't the game tonight? Camex-a's the other way K IC-HTS ACTIO . gi A Is there still time to get away? 39 Chug it, Jim Come on back, guys Grin, A1, grin ,gt Kiss and make up A SQ AD BASKETBALL TEAM STANDING: S. Krtinich, S. Graupman, R. LaFrenier, B. Lamppa, B. Kok, S. Richtsmeier, J. Stella, G. Maki, P. Pauley, A. Haasl, D. Nelson. KNEELING: Coach John Suomi, S. Sherman, P. Bissonette. B SQUAD BACK ROW L-R: Coach Carmen Hedley, D. Sherman, M. Aho, J. Semeja, J. Maki, J. Hendrickson, B. Roghlisberger, T. Esala, J. Miheve. FRONT ROW L-R: M. Hendrickson, R. Grossman, T. Podlogar, S. Fish, V. Lamppa, R. Lamppa, D. Butler. 40 li fs? F' Elo? The Knights, having one of their worst season in the alst five or so yeals, fin- ished the regular season third in District 27, Class A. Ritualistically the Team competed in the Virginia Jamboree by downing Orr 22-13 and helping the East beat the West. In the first game the Knights took an easy 58-36 victory over Cook but fell to Mt. Iron 61-50 in the second. IGI-ITS ARE NUM BER 1 J Babbitt rebounded by knocking off Aurora, Biwabik and the Falls in the next three games. All but the Biwabik game were squeekers with the scores being 52-52, 62-55 and - - Consecutively Buhl was pounded 72-54, Greenway trampled i n ,,kV 85-73, Ely bombed 69-52, Bigfork belittled 72-55 and Deer 1L ' ' River nipped 55-54. With a ten win backing, the Knights challenged Chisholm 'and nearly succeeded until Chisholm exploded on Babbitt's mistakes, 82-57. 42 50-47 respectively. Q The Knights spent a few days in Crookston only to get beat by Thief River Falls 75-45, meet the worst refs this side of st ,R 3, J the Mason- Dixon Line, and to be trapped in a blizzard. E E in After that Babbitt had time to snatch a quick one from 'wi Eveleth 45-41 before hitting a three game losing streak-- 'W -Q Gilbert 73-64, Silver Bay 57-40 and Tower-Soudan 64-49. NIGHTS HAVE THE GREATEST TE M RCU The Knights sneaked another one point victory by edging Nashwauk- Keewatin 43-42. Virginia proved to be eight points too good for the JFKer's and took the contest 69-61. Babbitt took a jumb at their last scheduled opponents but were not able to hold their own as the wierd Littlefork-Big Falls team 'huddled' the win 75-44. This was written before tourna- ments so such results are not available. A SQ AD HOCKEY TEAM BACK ROW L-R: C. Schanlaub, C. Scott, F. Senta, B. Michlitsch, M. Rozier, B. McDonald, J. Boffa., G. Woods, B. Krensing, J. Krensing, I. Niebuhr. FRONT ROW L-R: K. Pentilla, S. Schneider, K. Boisner, K. Lind, D. Rikhus, J. Novak, B. Altavilla, M. Henry. B SQUAD BACK ROW L-R: K. Sherman, D. Schedlbauer, R. Kronfuss, J. Niebuhr, R. Rauvola, K. Boisner, M. Waxlax, J. Richtsmeier, D. Monte. FRONT ROW L-R: M. Rozier, R. Simonich, T. Merhar, B. Knapp, B. Carlson, D. McKibbon, G. Rosett, D. Mathieu. The Knights also had one of their better years in the Dis- trict Tournaments by beating Chisholm 7-1 before bowing to a tough Falls team 5-2. Bruce Krensing lead the team in scoring by netting 21 goals and 14 assists for a total of 35 points. The Knights Hockey Team finished the season with the most wins by any team in the school's historyg a record of 9-13. The highlight of the regu lar season came in Crookston as the Knights won both games of the Crookston Holiday Hockey Tournament. They defeated Crookston Central 8-3 and Crookston Cathedral 5-3. ig, 1973 Senior Hockey Players BACK ROW: Bob Altavilla, Greg Woods, Bruce Krensing, Kevin Pentilla FRONT ROW: Dave Rikhus, Mike Rozier, Chip Scott Photograph compliments of the Crookston Times 4 0-an L Ss' '-'hi TO URNA MENT GA ME S CORES BABBITT 7 Chisholm 1 BABBITT 2 International Falls 5 BABBITT BABBITT BABBITT BABBITT BABBITT BABBITT BABBITT BABBITT BABBITT BABBITT BABBITT BABBITT BABBITT BABBITT BABBITT BABBITT BABBITT BABBITT REGULAR SEASON SCORES BABBITT BABBITT 1 Grand Rapids 4 2 Greenway 8 7 Ely 2 2 Gilbert 5 6 Chisholm 2 1 I-Iibbing 11 8 Crookston Central 3 5 Crookston Cathedral 3 4 A-HL 6 2 Int'l Falls 8 1 Virginia 8 6 Proctor 0 2 Gilbert 4 4 Eveleth 6 7 Denfeld 4 3 Burnsville OT 4 7 Ely 3 1 A-HL 5 2 Silver Bay OT 3 7 Two Harbors 6 A W X 4? 1973 Hockey Coaches Mr. Ioe Boffa, Mr. Ron Castellano, Mr. Mike Iugovich SWIMMING TEAM 1972-73 Swimmers FIRST ROW L-R: Warren Marolt, Doug Robinson, Dan Beckwith, Ray Schaefbauer, Dan Roseth, Kevin Orcutt, Roland Schaefbauer QMgrj SECOND ROW L-R: jim Strezishar QMgrj, Terry Krause, John Wiermaa, Greg Arntz, Gus Akkanen, Darth Keller, Steven Vraa THIRD ROW L-R: Coach Mr. Dick Niss, Dave Dianoski, Andy Kivipelto, Tom Olson, John Bly, Assistant Coach Mr. Bill Steiner Jr. High Team 48 72-73 SWIMMERS Prospects for another successful sea- son seemed good when the call for swimmers, willing to dedicate them- selves to a demanding sport went out in November of 1972. Unfortuna tely, because of illness, lack of in- terest and dropouts, hopes were soon shattered. However, those young men who stuck it out weren't about to let everything slip away from them, and so by hard work and some help from jr. High Swimmers the team Darth Keller, Greg Arntz, Gus Akkanen, Jim Strezishar wound up winning four of their meets. At the time of this writing the L. R. C Championship meet has not been held but if the team swims as hard as they have been, they should make a good showing. While it has not been a record setting year one new school and pool record was set by Terry Krause in diving. Terry was also Babbitt's only quali- fier for the State Swim Meet. J BASEB LL BACK ROW L-R: B. Schneider, F. Senta, S. Graupman, B. Krensing, R. Merhar, B. Lamppa, B. McDonald, G. Roset, M. ROZICT. FRONT ROW L-R: G. Woods, C. Schanlaub, T. Esala, D. Halverson, S. Schneider, I. Skube, B. Altavilla, S. Niemi Q 4 1 1972 ARROWHEAD Co-CHAMPS FRONT ROW L-R: Bob Cederholm, Dan Lauritsen, Steve Ritchsmeier, Clay Patterson, Jim Novak, Jim Stella, Andy Haasl, Dan Sherman, Mike Aho. SECOND ROW L-R: Tony Morsching, Rod Aho, Greg Arntz, Gus Akkanen, joey Boffa, Tom Ward, Bob Kari, Pete Pauley, Dave Dianoski. THIRD ROW:L-R: Pat Clark, Curt Puttonen, Curt Conn, Wendell Adams, Scott Sherman, Rich Christensen, Gary Gibson, Mark Lehto, Tim Wold, Tom Rothlisberger. FOURTH ROW L-R: Brian Rothlisberger, Andy Kivipelto, John Semeja, Brian Orazem, Steve Ferrel, john Wiermaa, Steve Fish, Dennis Wold, John Bly, Gene Maki. It's up, up, and over with Clay Patterson. 52 TRACK ABOVE: Dan Sherman breaks the string at the finish line. UPPER RIGHT: Oomph! And Mark lets loose with the shot put. LOWER RIGHT: Bob Kari clears the high jump bar. 53 1973 GULF TEAM L 1973 SENIORS BACK ROW: Greg Woods, Mike Rozier, Bob Altavilla, Karl Anderson. FRONT ROW: Chip Scott, Kevin Pentilla, Rick Monte, Dave Rikhus. 1973 Seniors Last years Golf Team had a very successful season winning the Dis- trict 27 Title for the second year in a row. 1973 GIRLS SWIMMI G TE M ROW 1: K. Lee, S. Littler, P. Woods, J. Krensing, C. COACH Ms, Edman Asplund, V. Conn, N. Marsyla, M. Jonas. ROW 2: C. Hanson, V. Robichaux, S. Carlson, D. Schroeder, P. Benassi, G. Seelen, Ms. Edman fcoachj. A Young and Powerful Team Shows Their Stuff Ir. High Swimming Team: Coach Mr. Steiner. '73 GIRLS TRACK These girls placed at the District meet and then went on to the Regionals. Rene Christenson, Sue Mahal, fcoach: Mrs. Kurpiusj, Laura Gallup, Grace Ely, Dawn Palo, Deb I-Iolmstrom, Sue Wiermaa, and Vicki Fredlund. - .gg . 1973 Girls Track Team. If 2 sl nv' Sue Mahal and Rene V g Christensen placed in the .X - Z.: Regional meet and then ,F went on to the State meet. V Sue entered in the high g . jump, and Rene was entered ,e 'Ell X in the 50 and 80 hurdles. i 1 .-,'. ' -13' 'K' :V I K 5 gpg., . . , . lx 3- l gif. K K. f 1331 i V ,41s'2,: iff ri, ii-. . 1 -,Q ...,..... A wi- Is. ., - :f ev I- fi-pg f -H132 : 1 piss- X51 .17 -F -eql:,i,.if Y - S? . 5- V is Q- - s.::: ...Ag -Q 1: - ..,.. ..... Q, . eii. h e COURAGEQUS CCDACHE5 X x 3 Mr. Zubich: Freshman football. Basketball Mr. Torrell: 7th grade football, head track Mr. Hedley: Ass't basketball Mr. Niss: Head swimming xv 'Z : ,Q 3 if ii , fi ' 1:32 . - s Q' ww . .qnkliai Mr. Boffa: Head football, B-Hockey Mr. Grossman: Athletic Director Mr. Buck: Ass't football .rv .,, : a :M :rmq a if ' , em i at Q .s , ' ii E? - L5lf,z?f'i15f: Se'jM!i?f?'i - df?-riff, 9 z si f- ,a f, V r-'F , ,fr r I f X J, l .. f , ,...., A ' W if nay.- g gal b ,'rii egg F gf: ,K 1 .N J Plavix 57 Mr. Bradach: Ass't track, cross country Mr. Barle: Ass't football, head basketball I N.,,,s.n ,N A I -ig Mr. Steiner: jr. high swim- ming, Ass't girls swimming Mr. Suomi: Head basketball wjlfis. 'TTY'- 3 N 19 Ms. Edman: Head gil-15 swim- Mr. Iillegaard: 8th football, head Mrs. Luodo: Jr. high G.A.A,hockey ming, Ags't gil-15 track, Sr, track cheerleaders, girls volleyball, Jr. high G.A.A. high girls track Mr. Jugovich: Ass't hockey Mrs. Kurpuis: Majorettes, 58 Miss Tramby: Football S Mr. Castellano: Head girls gymnastics, head hockey cheerleaders hockey girls track . . f . 'f . 3 . FIA X . K '- 6 .gu...w-... . K.. ,. 1-'..x.aw.fv .. , .1.., x,A.1. ' .. ,QQ .X 5 'R - ...kia ,. ,...x . .. .. M me :W Q .m-, -- 2 ,,.. . 5 W 5 maxim , v f W , MJ. , M. sam THE BABBITT 5 f f ,I A ,sL.....--:F A f , Si.. . N i . fgffg fr Q11 .gsss x 13- 1 . ' . ,aw N ,W KA .Q Yi .. V VK gg. 'Y K U 'k'?i 'M ' 'QM' . ua-+-Xf - Q' ' .N 'ik i -31 3 ' R, S . 3 sw?... A E,llli ... 5... , , ,.,.. L, , ...nl .. in -:Q S V 5 . gf- ' ' 12 a MX KKXX W ' L 1 W N ' glwkslrf-gfwf.. lf s-.QQW-Lfimw X I nw ,.,wgA5??g?A 2 . V , . Q-lf. - 22 E? I 5 ....... m .. .. 1 :asia-W :F , , Q , . 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A QL,, .I 1 Q, .S-dv . qs K .., ,. K ry ,, uf, .. , V W ' F. K- ,L WQSWQ 1 Q. ff - ,. f iailyia, -fff-+r.N., ..... N, lf ,X 5 K :ggif ,eff 'KMWNNNN f. X X Q QW RNS X 5+ R M iss if Xa X I X x JY. KAR www . 4, y Vx' sig 5, fi fa. 3 'QS' - a F ,QM ,ia 'Nw ,L Q gina . V.ffd.,. 1 GBLE LCDGUE STAFF FROM TOP TO BOTTOM of 7 : M. Niss, C. Paulson, D. Hanka, K. Beseman, J. Niss, V. Strezishar, B. Nourala, G. Ely, K. Whiting, R. Roselle, J. Bruno, D. Orazen, S. Aase, D. Masica, V. Wytaske, A. Rinta, D. Rauvola, D. Holmstrom, L. Kivipelto. FROM TOP TO BOTTOM of 3 : C. Rinta, S. Sherman, D. Dianoski, D. Sherman, D. Keller, P. Bissonette, S. Thompson, L. Randall, D. Miller, M. Nelson, G. Holm, D. Miller, K. Hill, S. Holm, F. Senta, K. Constant. Really, Debbie! ?! Looks like fun! s s 63 Wham wrong this time? D NT CCUNCIL 72-73 t udent Council Convention Mr. Perpich Mr. Hall N 64 SOUTHERN COMPCDRT il- Sleepy Deanna? Careful now! Now what? Up. . .Right. . .No left. . . Don't fall Cindy! PR CM ' 7 Z Our finished product. 65 Kathy G Bob WI TER FRULIC '73 Sandy 8 jim Sue S Allen Glnger S Scott Royal Court Dawn G Jeff Rozie G Mitch Patti 8 Bob Julie 8 Todd Pam G Mike Darlene S Mark AnnGJaY CCR CNATIO VAISBPYM X' ff R The week of Winter Frolic started on Monday, january 29 with Mr.Buck auctioning off the Letterwomen, Cheerleaders and Majorettes as slaves. That night was Activity Knight. With all the games going on, everyone had a good time, even the faculty as they challenged the jtmiors to a game of Basketball. Tuesday was the Coronation and all the Cheerleaders lined up to salute the candidates. Music was heard through- out the school on Wednesday as the Choir and Stage Band presented a morning con- cert followed by the award winning play, Plaza Suite . Tug of War, jousting and Snow Shoe races were held that night on the football field. Thursday was Greaser Day. The W3 afternoon Soc ' ' 5 'ri'i'e Hop of the 'SO's proved to be interesting , as Students danced with students and Teachers, and Teachers danced with Students and 1 other Teachers, and some just stood around and watched it all. On Friday came the Pep Rally and the Beard Contest Judg- ing. The guys all tried hard, but couldn't quite beat Ken . Hartline who won lst prize. Saturday was a fun day for all starting out with a Pancake Break- fast. Broom- ball and Girls Hockey games followed with the powerful Juniors domin- ating both events. That evening a Semi Formal dance ended a very V successful Win- ter Frolic '73. su. A'-'41 Oo 0 ,- if 4. 3 s mb f? Gene 8 Peggy Andy S Nancy iff' l v 1 gj p ' 4 8 S Xi - 1 1.6. The Royal Court g. 'x ' I 1 , W A . at 3. 3 ,gg eee e , a 5 ., 5 LQ Greg G Lynda The Chmax Greg G Betty Mike G Sally r Y y -1 2 I 4 S ap 'K ! u. iff! Q 1 lpn K I 'If iii gy f...s,. 5,51 1 I J' BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS A Squad-Kathy Jacobson, Jodi Bee, Sue Mahal, Ginger Shega, Vicki Peluso, Loretta Randall B Squad-TOP ROW: Dolly Haasl, Dawn Palo, Kathy Pelkey, BOTTOM ROW: Gayle Holm, Lisa Mclndoo, Ruth Heikkila 70 HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS A Squad-Judy Nelson, Connie Paulson, Kathy Constant, Sue Holm, Debbie Bentley, Darlene Miller B Squad-TOP TO BOTTOM: Chris Constant, Diane Sipola, Pam Austreng, Brenda Hubvinen, Tammy Storbeck. 71 MAJ CDRETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Klomps, Nans Adamson, Karen Bentley, Cindy Castellano Karen BBHUBY N:-ms Adamson LEFT: Peggy Klomps RIGHT: Cindy Castellano 72 43 4 Giza 6-5' if 47. ji? The Stars The Drama, Music and Art Departments Proudly Presented WILDCAT A musical fandango about a 'goil in search of oil.' THE CAST: Sally Sherman Vicki Peluso Wally Alaspa Orion Hanson Carey Deutsch Mitch Baird Darth Keller Dave Halverson Jim Kachmarzinski Glenn Anderson Mary Dimich Beth Carlson Nancy McKibb on Ann Rinta Denise Orn Ann Wold Elaine Mahal Lois Norha jolette Bissonette Rog Waxlax Grant Boisner Debbie Halverson joe Sayers Norm Bothun Dave Nelson Don Kachmarzinski Andy Haasl jim Walz Sue Arvola Debbie Woods Jayne Suomi Cheryl Littler jane Kari Lynne Marsyla .-, - -. 'A' .e. f.- .. VW.. HC' I ,.. Was' . .3 Q - .MV R ff , I if W ,L I c Y- 9 -an xx , M.. ,. X ,af .1 , . - 3 Terk ...Q QQ f---f 'F x..'.. X ir ,,, 2 , gf .Q 9 f f 5 'N-x' - , V a u y A Q ,R M e C l A ' 'if T 45 lx' 'V 'T 1125, fx' In ' g -.1 '- . , for 5 Sw-gl. 1 fn.,: :-:,q, ,,E'i , '-'11 , l ' r 1 Q, A C f f 1 4' fvifif- or A, 5 :x -- 2 ll.. ., -- ik , E .. ,,,,..? fz X K L l xg if r sl- , Jxf,Ci5QQ,vg.5 ' , EE, 1-'y'--'Q-1, 5 'A T '- ,K 'Mit' ,b V as ,,,, . . -, , , .. W .N la. . or L . lf Q-X K, , M li, Q p 'B K we 4 .fi 5 f ,f'i:g?? Q fm . w '- Juli? ...,, Q- f' elaa ' ' -tif, i.. ...v 20 K gi' ' QM, ' 2' C A Q 45 CI ..gg ' M 'ff 2 M Z, I , . tg, y, . K E .in-1 .Q ' if: 1, EQ - K, . 5 I z , , 1 ig C, ez K J 'g, f Toughness I J 4 L . EF ,fa THE STAFF S CREW: Mr. John Artisensi, Mr. Charles Hoffman, Mrs. Florence Bolen, Mrs. Nancy Barle, Mrs. Monica Thomas, Pete Bissonette , Barb Kivipelto, John Semeja, Connie Jaeger, Bev Robichaux, Pam Church, Sharlene Krahl, John Skube, jerry Kruckenberg, Linda Mahal, Becky Ncurla, Deb Orazem , Bill Scherer, Cheryle Eckman, Marie Rinta, Corleen Jaeger and Pam Peluso. Q ,gag ,, See How The Run Philip King'S 3-act farce about a Romp through a Vicarage Ida-Vic Peluso, Miss Skillon-Jayne Suomi, Mr. Toop-Norm Bothun, Mrs. Toop-Paula Lenski, Cliff-Mitch Baird, In- truder-Grant Boisner, Bishop-Dave Halverson, Humphrey- Don Kashmarzinski, Sgt. Towers-Glenn Anderson. Director-Mr. Artisensi. Crew-Pete Bissonette, Sue Holm, Cormie Jaeger, and john Semeja. 9 ex., ES Wii, EEE AUG. .. L., . c ,-V . ,. i bn .- ,v ' 9' ' -7, ' -, I za 'Wise '. f '-' 5 ff ' 7,54 2. 0 'f J, ivy, Y . hx, A, . I, ,. ' .X -F' he w 5. 3.1 1 't k ,, . 1 .tn ' V. I H. ! L , . fl' :V K Q .4 45' Q R V 2 nf ,t-,,.!,9 'ipff l K With well over one hundred people in the cast, M V 06 A, L twenty in the orchestra, a dozen on the staff and a '23 ' ff U 2 A- ' hundred more in the crews, the dynamic Drama, ,gif 5 .M r A 'gl -4 Music and Art Department presented a musical ' I . 4 ,. 1g-iff if H! ' ' -h 4-Q production that shook Babbitt and Northeast ' I my 7 N 'lj ' :Sl Minnesota. It is and was the honorable, The YZ Iy- L l lx, U V35 x , Music Man. . , I Jfwag w' ' s c ' t MAY5,4i - Ylsoew GEO MOE AUD BABSET' . 1 VPLAZA SU ITE District 27 1-Act Play Winner A comical play about the hysterics of a mother and father when their daughter locks herself in the bathroom on her wedding day and comes out to the phrase Cool it. Mitch Baird--Region 7 runner-up Best Actor Paula Lenski--District 27 Best Actress fPictures taken during rehearsal without the pro- fessional costumes. J i an LIFE AT J.P.K. ,I -iizv ' k ' x ' X49 ?1,-E- . swgaa Q s ssh af ar. -, rs EQ fi QQ if ','Q 25? Let's Eat! K? You're not supposed to chew gum in school, Mr. Suomi! The Babbitt Knight And here we have two loyal, faithful office workers. Do you always play trucks in Physics? Devils traveling incognito? A Chinese Restaurant in Babbitt? 4 I Was Crookston too much for you, Dave? Our new lounge in use One last look at our halls before Gradua- tion. We finally found a way to shut them up! Aren't there any chairs in this school? ,K f E, N1 1 , X 4 , . K K, ., , . 4 Self EXp12Il2.tOI'y is' W I 'MHS' :15, 'L A .- ' ' 25, l ' .1 Q, ' If f , 5-15525. Il? --2 5' ,f ' tv' if ' A x ' ' af f 'lm' .,.. .. 215457 T-ffiii. 3 if '- aff 1 Q 1 wi: 155 f ':: m V Mg., ' .I , '- , swag - I 2 -1-ms fw .5 QB 8 W ' s 415, Mgsffr x 23.1--15 Ks . x ,. x psf, ,J is s- , fm . -- is ' gs . T ,uf X A X' i ' - - , ' 5 To . is -5 of ,1 1, :Jr -'-' ef A 5 :'1'.f::f:effQ - Q ,Z - -r 2 K e. w as 52:1275- fu- JP 79 in ,ll SQ P-4 C13 5 Q Ev. E5 dad 5333 53026 Aminmnzf 'QSES 2 5'2 Na,-15 so-54 Eg'Ef 503 digg? gag' .mg U -EEMQ' 6 '5B'::.. e522 QQEHE E., 2 dig 0 4 Qtigz I-4,El.2,g .ggwg Q E'E 32 J 2' az cngzsj 43? 'ah 'urfrggg 'U U 2,2 siifl 55523 22555 ESE E gggdg QsQfgf .S ONE! gg'.?,'S,23 Qsdfa egig 220:23 ,-2-:Sex H aadf-5 H H553 Eggigf .Egg E HOCKEY PEP BAN ,gh ROW 1: D. Wendland, J. Solberg, T. Kari, D. McKibbon, S. O'Brien, C. Haapala, L. Marsyla ROW 2: L. Kivipelto, D. Holmstrom, M. Eckman, J. Niss, L. Mastin, D. Raskovich, B. Borgeson, G. Ryan ROW 3: D. Hanson, D. johnson, D. Solberg, J. Cederholm, K. Jacobson, N. Maxsyla, K. Eckman, M. Holm, J. Skager, C. Eckrnan ROW 4: S. Parmeter, K. Hanson, S. Richtsmeier, P. Pauley, J. Johnson, R. Grossman, R. Schaefbauer, N. McKibbon, C. Hughes, I. Revord ROW 5: M. Kuschel. BASKETBALL PEP BAN ROW 1: D. Wendland, J. Solberg, D. McKibbon, L. Kachmarzinski, S. O'Brien, C. Haapala, L. Marsyla ROW 2: M. Peters, C. Eide, D. Petexs, I. Niss, C. Wickett, A. Heikkila, G. Ryan, I. Bissonette ROW 3: D. Halverson, D. Sipola, D. Hanson, D. Solberg, I. Cederholm, M. Skube, L. Poppenhagen, S. Thompson, J. Revord ROW 4: L. Akkanen, J. Nading, K. Hanson, S. Sveine, S. Parmeter, M. Eide, J. Johnson, R. Grossman, R. Schaefbauer, N. McKibbon, C. Hughes ROW S: M. Kuschel. 81 P14 F4 SQA... 2 - nz. ,Y n J.. .N ,QM 3 il T X A .,, ,, .,..,s..:1 gy ses-SL We 1 A - . VAK- fri! Sf' . inf 1 X. .,,.,-3. . ESJAXQSGS .. -swiss: gg irfsifmzexf . f Q if es 'fl ,mf '33, 5 'SP I '?f.5w?2if1i9w.fwf , f few 5Q..lfzf3f5wg52.5.f , ff. ' Tffsffizavfkigw. if-iwirfnm - .sw -17:3 ww- LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 1: L. Ritsche, M. Baltich, P. Warren, T. Rosett, D. Kro11, C. Thompson, P. Kroll, M. Albertini, C. Kingsley, K. Kulberg, M. Martin, Miss Belluzo ROW 2: L. Mclndoo, D. Haasl, G. Holm, A. Rinta, B. Nuorla, T. Fleck, S. Sherman, C. Rinta, S. Holm, M. Niss, D. Orazem ROW 3: T. Austreng, L. Anderson, C. Strezishar, B. Ritschmeier, M. Nelson, B. Kramer, B. Relander, T. Storbeck, S. Nelson, C. Esala, S. Arvola, N. Bjuarski, I. Suomi ROW 4: P. Lenski, P. Kritzer, P. Hasselbring, C. Miller, K. Pelky, D. Miller, C. Clark, C. Keller, S. Anderson, C. Littler, B. Mester, V. Peluso, D. Bentley, C. Anzinger, L. Marsyla ROW 5: D. Koski, T. Ritschmeier, D. Keller, P. Bissonette, G. Shega, N. McKibbon, D. Keller, A. Haasl, G. Anderson, J. Weirmaa, D. Rosett, C. Adams, D. Orn, J. Rassmussen, E. Benassi, K. Boisner, M. Baird JR. HIGH CHCDIR STAGE BAN N N LEFT TO RIGHT H ROW 1: N. Thomas, V. Sveine J. Walz, L. Kivipelto, B. Slade, Row 5. K. Kunger, J. Johnson, P. Pauiey, J. Kari, K. Hman, S. Parmeter, S. Ritschmeier, ROW 3: J. Suomi, A. Brascugli, M. Kuschel, S. O'Brein, T. Kari, C. Haapala 83 NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY New Inductees of the National Honor Society BACK ROW L-R: Darlene Hanka, Dave Nelson, Vicki Peluso, Nancy Rahkola, Kathy Whiting, Carol Richtsmeier, Judy Kopperud John Baltich, Tim Wo1d,Darth Keller. FRONT Pfow L-R: Sally Sherman, Nancy Adamson, Diane Krause, Deb Wick, Paula Lenski, Sue Mahal, Frank Senta, Donna Peters, Diane Pentllla, Veronica Strezishar, Nancy McKibbon. NOT PICTURED is Marie I-Iorgen. 1972 Members FRONT ROW L-R: Peggy I-Iollenbeck, Lynda Kachmarzinski, Sharyl Thompson, Bonnie Paarni, Mary Ann Peters. BACK ROW L-R: Andy Haasl, Liisa Kivipelto, Deb I-lolmstrom, Steve Richtsmeier, Jamie Niss, Pete Bissonette. ram EH Our Guest Speaker Mr. Frank Brula of the Science Department S . . I 1, h th d fSERVI E Character, chcgirship, Leadership, now lg t e can le o C Servlce LIBRARY WORKERS THIRD ROW L-R: W. Eggerbraaten, J. Stella, D. Hanson, J. Moritz, M. Hellerstedt, B. Nuorala, Veronica Strezishax, S. Carlson, N. McKibbon, J. Niss, Mrs. Lobe. SECOND ROW L-R: C. Littler, D. Bailey, L. Smith, G. Ely, D. Krause, K. Jacobson, D. Pentilla, P. Thoreson. FRONT ROW L-R: J. Maack, J. Koski, K. Kulberg, R. Johnson, L. Bailey, A. Heikkila, J. Stellmach. OFFICE WORKERS FOURTH ROW L-R: B. Krensing, C. Scott, G. Woods, B. Lamppa, G. Arntz, N. Bothun, L. Kivipelto. THIRD ROW L-R: M. Reid, L, Kachmarzinski, K. Steenerson, S. Thompson, V. Peluso, B. Borgeson, D. Buehre, B. Mester. SECOND ROW L-R: D. Wick, B. Slining, M. Nelson, J. Carlson, C. Laine, L. Marsyla. FRONT ROW L-R:I-P.,-1Mgsic,a,1, N. Rahl-cola, J. Semeja, T. Ahlquist, K. Beckman, P. 0 en ec. W LETTERWOME y ROW 1: S. Holm, S. Mahal, D. Miller, L. Randall, J. Nelson, G. Shega, C. Paulson, K. Jacobson, Ms. Edman ROW 2: V. Robichaux, C. Littler, V. Peluso, D. Bentley, J. Bee, K. Constant, R. Heikkila, D. Schroeder, S. Thompson, P. Woods ROW 3: K. Kulberg, L. Smith, L. Mackie, G. Ely, S. Carlson, R. Christensen, C. Asplund, V. Conn, D. Holmstrom, M. Jonas, G. Seelen, J. Krensing LETTERME ROW 1: A. Niemi, B. Krensing, G. Woods, D. Rikhus, B. Altavilla, K. Penttila, J. Novak, G. Poffenberger, M. Rozier, D. Sherman, B. Lamppa ROW 2: R. Aho, J. Strezishar, B. Cedarholm, G. Arntz, G. Akkanen, F. Senta, J. Boffa, T. Krause, D. Chamberlin, J. Bly, J. Maki ROW 3: C. Scott, C. Patterson, P. Bissonette, S. Richtsmeier, S. Sherman, J. Stella, A. Haasl, D. Keller, M. Lehto, S. Graupman, T. Olson, B. Kari ROW 4: T. Ward, J. Krensing, S. Niemi, T. Esala, B. McDonald, J. Niebuhr, K. Anderson, P. Pauley, T. Wold, J. Wiermaa, T. Rothlisberger, G. Maki, S. Kritnich 87 EWSPAPER STAFF BACK ROW L-R: Debbie Orazem, Bobbi Slining, Jamie Niss, Nancy McKibbon FRONT ROW L-R: Carol Laine, Julianne Koski RADIO CLUB BACK ROW L-R: Mr. Butler, Keith Rensland, Dan Koski, Paul Chimzar, Roger Rauvola, Warren Marolt FRONT ROW L-R: Lynn Carlson, Mitch Anker, Dale Larson 88 Lettermens Slave Day 449 Halloween Dance I I in ,.,,, .wmv wwmw.. , fi, x:ws.em,. Mm..-mmxvzmfw-Q, famcwwmwmxrmwzawfwf,xlxer w2sa.m,m-Hi-:.y-Vmxafwbgzgb QA X A ww, f w Z ,ii ff N D. Keller C. Kingsley W. Kolo J Kopperud D. Krause T. Krause J Kroll S. Krtinich I Krukenberg B. Lamppa V. Lamppa T. Lee M. Lehto K. Lind M Lind L. Lott S. Mahal J. Maki M. Martin D. Marty W. Marolt D. Masica N. McKibbon C. McKinley G. McPea.k T. Merhar B. Mester D. Miller D. Miller L. Mitchell G. Morse J. Myers D. Nelson M. Nelson J Novak B. Nuorala D. Olson T. Olson T. Oska D. Palo P. Palo B. Palumbo P. Pauley V Peluso D. Penttila. D. Peters G. Poffenberger J. Powell IU IGRS Nm xmm G.. D. Rahkola J. Rasmussen D. Rauvola M. Reid C. Richtsmeier M. Rikhus J. Robichaux K, Sarazin R, Schaefbauer W. Scherer R. Scherle D. Schroeder F. Senta M. Simonich I. Skager I. Soular K. Steenerson I. Stella D. Stordahl V. Strezishar V. Sveine R. Thaisen P. Thoreson K. Walker T. Ward A. Webb R. Weber K. Whiting I. Wiermaa T. Wold W. Wright V. Wytaske S. Zilmer W. Zilmer J. Bee E. Benassi R. Henry D. Orazem R. Rozell JU IORS E, ...vii Ee 93 w fw f 'fi-5 ,. L-we ' up, , r ig, ' ' X .1 -'C . ' gi X5 ms 23 1. I ,- ' , ,z ' SUPHOM ORES X X . x , , f ' x E 1 4: Q X, . . Kulberg Lahtonen Lee Littler Littler Lund M ackie Mackie M andler M arks M arsyla M athieu M cDona1d M clndoo M cKibbon Michlitsch Miheve Mogen M onte Moritz Morsching Nading Nelson M. Nelson M. Nelson Niebuhr Niemi Niemi Niss Novak Orn Palo Parmeter Pike Przybylski Puttonen R ahkola Reid Richtsmeier Rinta Rinta Ritsche Robichaux Robichaux Robinson Robinson Roseth Rosett Sarazin Schaefbauer Schneider Schroeder Schwartz Scott Seelen Sherman J. Skube L. Smith D. Solberg J. Solberg R. Stella J.Stellmach K. Stordahl C. Stupica S. Sveine S. Theel R. Thiel M. Trangsrud M. VonWald S. Vraa V. Waisanen W. Warren M. Waxlax D. Wold W. Adams K. Akkanen D. Bailey D. Besman R. Carlson P. Clark T. Crowell G. Dusich S. Fish K. Goodwin D. Halverson D. Hammas M . Hendrickson T. Kari J. Knostenius R. Kronfuss D. Lauritsen D. Smith D. Erickson R. Stender SOPHOM ORES 96 FRESHMEN 97 E 8TH GRADE 98 as 1 . Mlfw QQff 1 , . , V, Wf .L L. . .W . f ,fe-vw Q f' L' gs ' 2 Q? X' 1 in Q11 'ff Mmm x gi? xv- ww., X i xi? 1 +2551 . x 521 . N, 1 . .,,, wrq fq wr 4, 1,-.,, .f ,i . rw 'lx.' 'Iv TER is k.:1u rw' 2? 5 f gif Q S' S E57 sf 'WE 6 sg? Y gm Time does not stand still. It never has, and it never will. Although you have reached a great moment in your lifeg one you have anticipated, the world is not waiting for you. There are those who have reached and found their place in life. You must iind yours. The years ahead belong to you. You alone hold fate in the palm of your hand. Reach with those hands as far, as high as you can and find your place in life. Take your time, but do not waste it, for time will go on and leave you behind. Take all you can and give all you' ve got, but remember the future is not your toy, it is your tool. lt's your time. --Paula Lenski 101 G Amimvcax vuksook CQMPANY W ,4 In ' O'-ff f!b - vwxq 54 :fi'f373c4,.: , fs' ff 5 ' 1:31,-A hifi, ?fe'3vxg5F.f-1i' 'T if'- Q X '1 w fx n l ,q' T A 4 I i l I V ' Z -H' f,v4 V L 5 . E : :JJ dig! ' :vm 'yi 1 s , , . w. , . Y 44 H ga' . ' :mul . , Mffig if,-1 V If Q' ,iiiw , ff-fl: ' 4 '- ' E ', 5. ae . ' L f. 5, 5-1 i P ,KJ ,.- -rv ,, I V ab, '1 -4 , D Ar 2-,. 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