Mechanic Arts High School - M Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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Copy Ed ........ Business Manager Photographers . .. Editorial Advisor . Business Advisor .. . .. CAROIYN VITOUS PATRICIA ANDERT AUSMA AMOLINS .... JUNE WEBER PATRICK HOEMKE PATRICIA ANDERT .. . IOHN COOK .. PAUL DREELAN James Gilde GEORGE JANISCH . ROBERT MUNNS M 1 1 A 3 Q wa x fx , A s m , fi, X Y .-5-5.5! f TSA- :I N. M xv r w.,x K gm , My .MTN ,gf . ,- ,- vp ,Q ,rung a- , ,f. 5. ,Vp-1-Q ,uv- fy 'LEU' ,....fiL,,. .A Milam-'f wr 1 I N.x.,,....,.,.. - 'vw f N M- H .MM f ,,..,,h-,ww il wifi ,,...,- 11 CONTENTS . .. DEDICATION .. FACULTY .... SENIORS ........ SCHOOL ACTIVITIES SCHOOL LIFE ..... SPORTS ........ A. T ttf' .fD ' MISS MAY KELLERHALS DEDICATION. . This is a salute to two of the most distinguished graduates of Mechanic Arts, the dedicated teachers, Miss May Kellerhals and Miss Frances Ek. Miss Kellerhals, biology teacher, has prided her- self on presenting a comprehensive view of the in- terrelations of living things, encouraging lab work whenever possible. ln the math department, Miss Ek, holder of numerous advanced degrees in her field, has become synonymous with all that is untiring, precise, and ingenious in a teacher. These respected women, who attended grade if 1 1-f1se W if e 1 f MISS FRANCES EK school, high school, and the University of Minnesota together, have imparted a vital interest to their sub- iects which cannot fail to instill the scholastic spirit in many of their students. V Miss Ek, after three years at Humboldt, came to Mechanics in l924, while Miss Kellerhals began her teaching career at the school in l925. lt is to these exalted two, partners in the great work of expert teaching, that we proudly dedicate our 1959 M . MR. SIMMER, Principal lt is the basic philosophy of our principal, Mr. Simmer, that has made Mechanic Arts a good school. Mr. Simmer, and Mr. Schanke, our assistant principal, work together in the best interest of the student body. Although they are busy, they are never too busy to listen to a student's viewpoint. When we enter high school we begin to make MRS. SCANLON, Counselor MR. SCHANKE, Assistant Principal decisions about our future occupation. We are not always sure iust what we want to be or what sub- iects we will have to take. Mrs. Scanlon and Mr. Peterson, our counselors, are always ready to help us straighten out our problems, advise us to what occupation we could be successful at, and how to get the most out of our program. MR. PETERSON, Counselor K I . My in K V ..lL' 5K'Q., T, . V-' a l I ? or is isi' ii '- 'i Y ,ww Mei? 4 Sscnouw . . Q ' ,Tir ' ...,...s wi uwoerus 4- g is 1 . . . .......,.,.., . . x J.. ....s...w...,. 53, . 'KW- Q: B!ZQ'l3IZ:1m Eg.. .,,,, an ss ' - ' ' f 'iaiies ' tirs s,.. g S' ...,..,,p g s Q, . .W ......, N, 5.P.is..,,f.....,, .tt tg? 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It was their confidence in us that gave us confidence in our- selves. It was their education that educated us. It is their success as teachers that will make us suc- cessful. SPECIAL CLASSES I G. BONNELL, J. HISLOP, J. REIN 945. vt- Q '-N4 'N'--.f W , -,sy BUSINESS G. SMITH, W. KRANZ, E. HORMAN SOCIAL STUDIES A. DEWALL, H. WELSH, H. SCHULTZ, F. O'ROURKE, D. BRILL 7 L- f . ra lr f.. u f . mr o I? Lff 1 .J Ig- 'II' VJVMA I ffm.-' QF' . .3 ,gf 1 ,A jx INDUSTRIAL ARTS M TAMM, R. SITZER, A WRIGHT J NIHART OFFICE STAFF V NELSON, M. HERON FINE ARTS R McCAULEY, J. CASEBOLT M RUSCH E VanHOFF SPECIAL CLASSES G SCHAMPEL HOME ECONOMICS M GARRITY, H. BAUMGARTNER ,,..,,.,.--f,..u..,, 'f ..... , . . CAFETERIA STAFF Row 1 Mrs. G Pfoser, Mrs. P. Haider, Mrs. R. Odden, Mrs. I. Griep, Mrs. A. Hertog, Mrs. V. Mclaughlin. Mrs. O'Dwyer fin- 2' Ir. 'av I . ,Ng 4 'QP-v... 'Hr I vga? Nor' CUSTODIAL Row 1: A. Kennedy, A. Malechu, J. Pfluger, M. Connelly J. Long Row 2: R. Tichcrds, C. Crandell, l.. Bauman, Z. 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'X xml These are the people to whom we ex- tend our thanks for a well planned year of work and activities: the officers, the advisor, and the representatives. They.are leaders in the school and make intelligent decisions for the Senior Class. CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Row l: K. Robertson, B. Baldwin, H. Foster, A. Steele, M. Aguirre, T. Toll. Row 2: J. Scalise, S. Tschida, L. Morgan, E. Konobeck, A. Koulouris, J. Konobeck. Row 3: P. Dreelan, J. Lusk, C. Gow, K. Hallstrom, A. Amolins, J. Hernan- dez, J. F. O'Rourke, advisor. Row 4: R. Glass, B. Heille, G. No- wicki, G. Martin, J. Keller, G. Hartmon. The first sight of the halls With rows and rows of the tombs of books And everywhere a freshman looks The shadow of a senior falls First homecoming, different and new The cheering of the oval's flight And laugh into the glowing night Dance away minutes all too few First Snow-day, bright red glowing face A paradise of blades with silver glow Chipping crystal and slashing snow Trees adorned in finest lace The second dawn, the second year No longer the babes, the youngest ones We're older now, it's much more fun Gone the newness, gone the fear WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER That cupidgram from that special one A melody of love divine Just to say, Will you be mine? A smile, a blush, a lot of fun The wheel of fortune stops at three Junior year with things to do Time to plan the future too And take your lessons seriously Out of the mystic land called night A splash of color and aching feet A banquet served, a feast complete To make the J.S. Prom just right Now the end is the beginning Meet again, we do not know Sad, yet happy as we go To seek the things that are worth winning ABBOTT DENNIS Rocket: You fiend! AGUIRRE, MARGARET Maggie: Hey youse guys! Stu. Coun. Sec., Fr. Rep., Sr. V. Pres., H. R. Capt., Cheerleader Capt., G.A.A. Sec. V. Pres., Pep Club, M Club, Bowling, Girls' Chorus, Contact Comm., Y-Teens, Homecoming Cond., Sno-Day Cand. AMOLINS, AUSMA Ozzie: Oh, don't they all? Sr. Rep., G.A.A., Pep Club, M Staff, Echo- logues Ed., F.T.A., French Club. ANAYA, EVA I mean, you know! H.R. Gov., G.A.A., Occ. Rel., Y-Teens. ANDERSON, MARTINE Marty: Hm, he's a swinging young man! Red Cross, G.A.A., Trainettes, Pep Club, M Club, Office Staff, Occ. Rel., Contact Comm., Jr. Achievement, Intra- mural Coun. ANDERT, PATRICIA Mousie: Whoops! Red Cross, Train- ettes, Pep Club, M Staff, Echologues Staff, Cog. Staff, Office Staff, Contact Comm. Chmn. ARELLANO, AURORA Rory: You're crazy! AUDETTE, WAYNE BACH, JO ANN Droopy: What a Mickey Mouse game! Stu. Coun., Trainettes, B Choir, Jr. Achievement. BAIN, MARIANNE Oh, brother! Jr. Rep., Red Cross, Cog. Staff, A Choir, Speech Club, F.T.A. BAISLEY, MARY ELLEN Beastly: Boy what a mess! BAKER, SHARON You'll never know who I saw today! Occ. Rel. BALDWIN, BETTE Carrot top: You better shut up! Sr. Rep., Red Cross, G.A.A., Pep Club, Bowl- ing, Gym Leader, Speech Club. BALLARD, BARBARA Barb: Sad! G.A.A., Pep Club, Girls' Chorus, Occ. Rel., Jr. 'Achievement, Jr. Vaudeville. ml 'HQ 3 ai f L. 1 v I ff Wi ff 5. :::.! . BEANE, sr-IARYN Beaney: Oh, yeah! Stud Coun., Fr Rep., So. Rep., Jr. Treas., H.R. Capt, Red Cross, G.A.A., Pep Club, A 81 B' Choir, Y-Teens, French Club. BEECHAM, GLENN Big Bad Beech: Let's get these grapes! B Football, Track, Bowling. alsmu, Rosenr l Bob: l'm only saying it because it' true! H.R. Gov. BIDON, JOHN Johnny: Whut's happening? Jr. Rep., Hockey. in J..- .1 I .fm ,. we 5 . Q. ' , , S ' gt' - 14, lg. .il,.. ,, If r .. . .. S is ,. . tk L 3 ff X . W rpm, BEELER, PATRICIA Pat: I love you, Bob, do you have any Buffalo nickels? Red Cross, G.A.A., Pep Club, Library Slaff. BERTHIAUME, ROBERT Bob Gigi Slurps Gaga! Gurgle, Gurgle, BILLY, TRUDI Kit: Whal's the answer to this prob- lem? H.R. Gov., Occ. Rel. BOERJAN, FRANCIS Frank: M Club, A Football, Gym Leader. .srl BOLDUAN, ROGER Rog: Good griefl' stage crew, A.v.o., Boys' chorus, Rille 'Q Q 55 'EBI Club,' Gym Leader. BOYD, BEVERLY Bev: What's new? Red Cross, G.A.A., Contact Comm. BROOKS, ORVETTA Pat: Well it lsn't funny! Voc. Stu. Coun., Occ. Rel. BROWN, BARBARA Bobbi: Ah, for crying in the mud! Red Cross, Library Staff, Occ. Rel., Y Teens. CALIN, WALLIE Walliez 'You wanla what? Bowling, Speech Club. CAMERON, JOHN Jon-Jon: Good, huh! So, Rep., M Club, B Football, B' Basketball, Tennis, Gym Leader. CARNEY, PATRICK Pat: That's the way the cookie crumbIes.' M Club, Tennis, Bowling, Occ. Rel. Speech Club. CARPENTER, RAMONA Mona: Just kidding, of course. Jr. Rep., Trainettes, Cog, Staff, Band French Club, Contact, Jr. Achieveament F.T.A. CARTER, ESSIE Shorty: Come on, now! A Choir. CARTIER, DAVID Dave: Who, me? CHARTER, NANCY Nan: Hi, there! Voc. Stu. Coun. Sec., H.R. Gov., Occ. Rel CHURCH, KATHY Cool as a fool! Traineltes, G.A.A., Pep Club, Occ. Rel. Jr. Achievemenl. CLARKE, ROBERT Bob: COFFELT, RICHARD COGGSHALL, SANDRA Sandy: Hey, you know what? COOK, JOHN Pumpsie: Yeah, Yeah Stu. Coun. Pres. M Club, A Football Mgr., A, B' Basketball Mgr., Track, Cross Country, M Staff, Cog, Stall, EchoIogues' Staff, Hi-Y V. Pres., Jr. Achievement, Mu sical Moments, Homecoming Cond., Sq Dance Club Pres. COLE, JOHN Big Papa: Say, sweets! COLLINS, MARY ANN Girls' Chorus, Occ. ReI,, Jr. Achievement. CONRAD, EUGENE Jim: Hockey. COOPER, SHARON Coops: OK you bunch of bums, wait for me! Gym leader, Office Staff, Jr. Achievement, F.T.A. COPPS, GERALDINE Gerry: Occ. Rel. CRUZE, HARVEY tlarv: TweedIy! Track, Cross Country, Jr. Achievement. DAHLSTROM, RENZELLA Rennie: That's for me to know and you to find out! Red Cross, F.T.A., Library Staff. DANIELSON, SHIRLEY Tiny: You better believe it! Gym Leader, Girls' Chorus. DEFI EL, JAMES DEHEN, WILLIAM Bill: Oh, for darn! DELINE, LOUIS Lew: Soy, Jack! H.R. Gov. DESMOND, ROBERT Y ,Q was DOEPNER, THERESA s Terrie: Hey, you guys! G.A.A., Pep Club, Girls' Chorus, Occ. Rel., Voc. Jr. Pres., Speech Club, DONALDSON, LINDA ' Lyn: You know what I like! Red Cross, Girls' Chorus. ,MA DOYAS, PATRICIA Flash: Oh well . . Red Cross. DREELAN, PAUL Hi there! How are ya? Sr. Rep., M Staff, C-ag. Staff, Speech Club, Stage Crew, Contact Comm. Q i 2 , ,,.,,,,,...' fvifl 'I-W A M, .3 3 -an - M . 'Z -S 'F 4 s - , 'P K. , -: - w,...-w 22? Y' ' ' 5 ffti. r- . 1. DONOVAN, TIMOTHY ' Tim: Remarkable! Jr. Rep., H.R. Gov., B Football, Contact Comm., Jr. Achievement. DOODY, STEPHEN Silver Satin. X What! No pictures? DU FRESNE, BRIAN Bri: You idiot! H. R. Gov., B Foot- ball, French Club, Contact Comm. DUPRE, MILTON Milt: H. R. Gov., M Club Apparatus, Band. 3' A dk-Q. , .' an wteqp , ,. . lim. DU RAN, RAYMOND Club, A Football, A Basketball, Golf, Gym Leader. ELM. JEANNE Birdie: I wish I was home in bed! Li- TA JP: Duringo: You know what I like! M 'Q K ik Q 'N brary Staff, Occ. Rel., Y-Teens, F.. . ELMQUIST, RONALD Ran: Oh yeah! Track EVANS, JOHN Paladin: Oh, die! Gym Leader, Stage Crew. . EVENSON, PATRICIA Pat: You nut! Jr. Rep., H. R. Gov., Occ. Rel., Jr. Achievement. FABECK, ELIZABETH Betsy: Oh! I'm so mad! Voc. Stu. Coun. Pres., Jr. Rep., G.A.A., Pep Club, Gym Leader, Occ. Rel., Contact Comm. FALARDEAU, DONALD Don: Gym Leader, Occ. Rel., French Club. FEEDER, DAVID Dave: Ask me no questions and I'Il tell you no lies. FISCHER, SHIRLEY Shirl: Where's the party? H. R. Gov., Red Crass, G.A.A., Pep Club, Bowling, Gym Leader, French Club, Contact Comm. FLEMING, MICHAEL Mike: let's do it again! B Basket- ball, Track, Occ. Rel., Intramural Coun. FOSTER, HELEN I don't know! Sr. Sec., Pep Club., H R. Gov., Office Staff, French Club, Jr Achievement, F.T.A. FRABER, JUDITH Judy: Oh! Gee whiz! Gym Leader Office Staff, Occ. Rel. FRELIX, WILLIAM Billy: What's happening, cool breeze?' Track, M Club, Band. FUDENBURG, SANDRA Sandy: Forget it! Stu. Coun., Y-Teens. , .. V1-mv I '-if , A , , If K as . ...ri-' 559. il ,Lusk , , .. ., Ek g k M i 5.0.5 k a' - if I ' ip ij K: ' QE: .. .5-: :..: . K ag :-3? 1 , gg . sie. . - ,levi iii .Q ..,. . 3 ' ,Q ,HL- , 'U' L. ': I-rl... fam 'L iiii 'QE au 'bm- 4+ 'ii- Q' . f . . , K ea fl. ci i' 1. ' ww ...M-f .wif I I Q . ., l xi , ...2 -A J l Ser. if . V -- f,k, V .6 , . -E 3 , . .. L s S c Q .- s K - W . fx A l' E... m, A . , 'Vmk , Si. ,V,-V L 'L ' I Y ' Q V?w.,gV:.. Riff ' Z Milfs A .Q 'RWE' Q . fs . , - ,.. , W, .,-.Q-,Sigh fi I. A 5f.ff.. ,. . - 4- gfrgsw' ' 1 , ,.,, .gl 1 .. . ,.s..' if J ' all -' wi Q -Q , L F 1 TAY 'Y J' if -f. fl -iw . f - -fir -'-' . . ffilf . V. '. -' ' .. 'i: : A Q ,v :is ' 5' ff... . ' I . SES!'f'lWr3a, 5 . 5 if L f-A 1' U-' .. S s' ...f s . ' L 32 ' A' ilfiig ' .. . . ' . ...ia . Q.-f ' m . 'i'5faf53.I ..: A Y f g,,,L. . s i 1' i ., 4 .., .174 3- --f .M I ,V .- 1 M ' A kg,L.,g,, ,Y K . 1Li1z..fv'.sx.1' ' . . 'I 45.155515 ' ,,.l. W E: 1 59 4 . . 'iii ' S1111 ' .. 'li-fif '-J E llui. i f V' 5? jaws, W -li, Q ...Mgt 'Hemi . 1 N' .. 221 . a sf -, l l ,,. .- ' . Y gil, li- -Wx.: f- f-+i?:: -f':-- ,fr in 95 .ii Q i5f. zE-.wiisrlw-f :f!e' g? . azbi ' if fl w r' 'Q J ' F ' L-.. ' E:. .s-jlwgvi 'E R tix FUNARI, KENNETH Ken: To be or not to be! M Club, Tennis, Bowling, Occ. Rel. GANSER, JUDITH Judy: How about that? Occ. Rel., Jr. Achievement, F.T.A. GAUL, JOHN Oh, come on! Rifle Club. GESKE, BRUCE lf at first you don't succeed, you're about average. GLASS, RALPH Gloss man: Denseness! ' Sr. Rep., M Club, A 8. B Football, Track, Ap- paratus, Homecoming Cond. GLENNA, SHARON Ski: Boy, you know it! Pep Club, Occ. Rel., Jr. Achievement, G. Voc. So. Treas. GOW, CAREN Karen, will you hurry up? Jr. Sec., Sr. Rep., H. R. Gov., Red Cross, G.A.A., Pep Club, M Club, A 81 B Choir, Girls' Chorus, French Club, Speech Club, Y- Teens, Sno-Day Cond., Girls' State Rep., F.T.A. GRIFFIN, ROBERT Griff: I s'pose! Occ. Rel. HALL, CHARLES Charlie: Play it cool! Track HALLSTROM, KAREN Just a minute, Caren, l'm coming! Sr. Rep., H. R. Gov., Red Cross, G.A.A., Pep Club, Speech Club, Y-Teens, Homecoming Cond., F.T.A., Sch. Play. HALVORSON, SELMER Sam: Emma, baby! So. Rep., H. R. Gov., Red Cross, Rifle Club, Cog . Staff, Library Staff, French Club, Jr. Achieve- ment. , HANDLER, ROBERTA Roberta: Never be a quitter! Occ. Rel. HANSON, GARY Butch: H. R. Gov., Speech Club. HARTMON, GARY Gare: I hate to say it, but . . Jr. Rep., Sr. Rep., H. R. Gov., M Club, A 8. B Football, Track, Apparatus, Home- coming Cand., Sno-Day Cand. vw ,.sm., .. .wx-s2.,.M.'f wtf- . f- .M f..ff..5.f.n 5. . . . A 1 J ' '1 .- Q . ' , 1 . - H f fs 2 ,ae if N we-.. .X 5 5 .Q Rf E ' ...S . .vm s im 1' if J?- . -.,.- , img .jg . 3 .5. , ...ws . HEILLE, ROBERT Bob: 'I'II never tell! Sr. Pres., H. R. Gov., Red Cross, M Club, A Foot-, ball,-Track, Apparatus, Rifle Club, Gym Leader, Speech Club, Homecoming Cond., Sno-Day Cond. HEMPEL, LAURENCE Larry: Really wanna know? Rifle Club, Bowling, Library Staff, Spanish Club, Jr. Achievement. Snackety! Yockety! HERNANDEZ, GLORIA Goola: 0h! It must be nice! G.A.A., Pep Club, Girls' Chorus, Office Staff. HERNANDEZ, JUDITH Judy: Trickey! Sr. Rep., Red Cross, G.A.A., Pep Club, B Choir, Office Staff, Occ. Rel., Jr. Achievement. M... .W is ,qw M x HA 1 ,f e M HENGESCH, WILLIAM Bill: Hello, there! H. R. Gov., Bowling, Speech, Club, Jr. Vaudeville, Musical Moments, F.T.A. HENTHORNE, CAROL Thorn: Man! A Choir, Girls' Chorus. HESSLER, BEVERLY Bev: Oh! My! Girls' Chorus. HOGEBOOM, ALOHA Wardene: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Girls' Chorus. of N.,,.w. ' Z . its , , 41 ,ai 'J- HOLTZNAGEL KATHLEEN Kathy Have you seen Edrle7 Jr. Rep., Occ..ReI. HOVDA, LYLE Holy cow! HUBLER, THOMAS Hubie: Burnt! H. R. Gov., M Club, A Football, B Football, B Hockey, Band, Contact Comm., Hi Y. HUNTER, LIONEL What's happening on the scene? M Club, A Football, B Basketball, Track. JACOBSEN, GERALD Jake: 'What say, there, you red-haired Mongolian? M Club, Tennis. JERYLO, JAMES Canadian: Could be! So. Rep., Hockey, Cog. Staff. JESKE, VICTOR Vit: Red Cross, B Hockey, Library Staff. JOHNSON, DIANE How 'bout that? H. R. Gov., Choir, Occ. Rel., Y-Teens. HA.. JOHNSON, DONALD Don: ln order for a person to get along with his fellow man, there must be a better understanding. M Club, Golf, A Choir, Jr. Vaudeville. JOHNSON, MARILYN Have fun! Occ. Rel. JOHNSON, ROSEMARY Rosie: Wow, young man! Red Cross, Trainnttes, G.A.A., Pep Club, Girls' Chor- us, Jr. Achievement. JUENEMANN, DONALD - Don: There is nothing so fine spun that doesn't come under the light of the sun! KAUFMANN, STANLEY Stan: KELLER, JOHN Kelgez Don't be mad, Lou! Sr. Rep., M Club, Hockey, Bowling. -lv if 4 .rf ' S i-i ' . of 1 I . inf -,. f., 1 I ff ' 1 , -I I kkrf . W 1 I .....i. we fd' .43 Q 'uf Q' :J ,,J. y Q 'fi , ,', , I - 1 ,x A aw .1 5-. W N if ,ff . sf. wt' 1 My J sc 5 ef ara ' WS 8' wg I 'if . ' . .f .52 ff-gr, J ., - U-, l l' , l i ll s:..1 'lr ff? E. KENDLE, MARJORIE Maggie: How about that? G.A.A., Pep Club, Bowling, Girls' Chorus, Library Staff, Fun Nite Comm., ,Y-Teens, Jr. Vaudeville. KOETZ, BETTY LOU Betty: Well, shut my mouth and call me Gabby! Red Cross, Cog. Staff, Speech Club, F.T.A. KOMRO, GERALD Fudge: Rifle Club KONOBECK, EUGENE Willie: Sr. Treas,, H. R. Gov., M Club, A 8- B Football, Track, Apparatus, Gym Leader. KONOBECK, JOAN Sr. Rep., Girls' Chorus, Occ. Rel. KORAN, MARY Mare: I'm so tired! H. R. Capt., G.A. A., Pep Club, Bowling, Cog. Staff, Occ. Rel., Intramural Coun. KOULOURIS, ALEXANDRIA Alex: 0h! Nuts! Jr. Rep., Sr. Rep., Cheer Leader, G.A.A. Pres., Pep Club, M Club, A 8- B Choir, Library Staff, Jr. Achievement, So. Sno-Day Prin- cess. KOU RY, JOSEPH Joe: Tough enough! Stu. Coun., B Football, B Basketball, Gym Leader, Speech Club. KRIEG, DAVID Dave: That's right! M Club, B Football, Apparatus, Tennis, Bowling, Gym Leader. KROIS, MARY LOU Lou: You bunch of dummies! Stu. Coun., Pep Club, Bowling, Speech Club, Y-Teens, Jr. Achievement, Homecoming Cond. KUHN, LOIS Loey: Be good! Pep Club, Occ. Rel. KULKEY, DIANE Elbows: How about that! Red Cross, Gym Leader, Girls' Chorus, Office Staff, Occ. Rel. LAMSON, MARY LANCMAN, SARA Girls' Chorus, Occ. Rel., Jr. Achievement. Ii, fam' ' if wk . 'll fi-1? 5 LANDKAMER, GERALDINE Gerry: Gym Leader, Girls' Chorus, Occ. Rel. LARSON, PATRICK Pat: True, very true! Jr. Rep., H. R. Gov., Occ. Rel., Speech Club, Contact Comm. Tomorrow's Scientists ..... Help! sae AQ LESLIE, EDWARD Prof: RealIy? Red Cross, Bowling, Speech Club, F.T.A. LEWIS, WANDA Lewie: Did you walk to school or carry your lunch? H, R. Gov., Red Cross, Pep Club, A 8. B Choir, Library Staff, Office Staff. ff' E'-1 LAWLESS, PATRICIA Pat: Don't get smart! Y-Teens. LEE, BARBARA Barb: You're great! H. R. Gov., G.A. A., Pep Club, Occ. Rel., Y-Teens. and LIES, MARGARET Greta: That's a good deal! Occ. Rel. LISSIMORE, EARNESTINE Ernie: That's a swinging young man! Red Cross, Pep Club, Girls' Chorus, Span- ish Club, Jr. Achievement. new LONGTON, LARRY I doubt it! Bowling, Occ. Rel. LOPEZ, ANGELINA Angie: ls that right? Pep Club, Occ. Rel., Y-Teens, Girls' Voc. Stu. Coun. Treas. LUCIER, EDRIE Edie: Don't count your chickens before they hatch! LUCYK, ROMAN Red: Holly cow! Red Cross, Tennis. LUND, SANDRA Sandy: Is that ever dumb! Cog. Staff, French Club, Y-Teens, Stage Crew. LUSK, JOHN Sklusk: I ain't saying you're stupid, but . . . Stu. Coun., So. Rep., Sr. Rep., H. R. Gov., H. R. Capt., Cog, Staff, French Club, Speech Club, Contact Comm., Jr. Vaudeville, Sch. Play, Stage Crew. LYELL, JOSEPH I am in my world! H. R. Gov., Band. LYONS, DONALD Doc: What you soy fellow? M Club, Hockey, Golf, Gym Leader, Occ. Rel. McCANN, EILEEN Just because. A Choir, Occ. Rel. McDONOUGH, ROSIE Peanut: No lie! Sr. Rep., So. Rep., Jr. Rep., Red Cross, Occ. Rel., Jr. Achieve- ment. McMONlGAL, DENNIS Moon: You pot-licker!' Bowling. MADIGAN, JOHN Johnny: l'lI never tell! MALINOFF, JANET Dumbell: Well hey! Jr. Rep., G.A.A., Pep Club, M Club, Swimming, Bowling, Cog. Staff, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Jr. Achievement, F.T.A., Stage Crew. MALONEY, RICHARD Dick: Oh, well! Red Cross, Echo- logues Staff, Cog. Staff. vang vw' .rv '1 1y I ' 'game ww' .jf fu I 2 si. 1 .-,..-s x ,f 5 iij?iiiE,L ...f I y . JQWRQJQ . as K7 fl vr ' efii jiQ-c Aili fl iff age: Q3 A., 'fl I5Ez::Q . ' Ezaszswe Q. wg 's AT 'TZ' 'W 'JP ffl' ,lf I H Nt' f Xwrw K if nik MALZ, STEFAN Steve: Jr. Achievement. MA RCOTTE, PAUL Marcozze: Occ. Rel. MARTIN GARY Ox: Crazy! Sr. Rep. MARTIN, MARY Hi, ugly! G.A.A., Pep Club, Bowling. Library Staff, Occ. Rel., Fun Nite Comm., Y-Teens, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Vaudeville. MASSUCCI, KAREN Massuch: See you Tomorrow! So. Rep., Sr. Rep., Flag Twirler, G.A.A., Office Staff, Fun Nite Co-Chairman, Y-Teens, Hockey Queen. MELGAARD, MARY Who do you think you are, anyhow? Library Staff, Office Staff, F.T.A. METCALF, CALVIN Cul: Bowling, Occ. Rel. MEYER, GERALD Jerry: Go get them and their gone. Red Cross, H. R. Gov. MILTON, GERALDINE Gerry: What do you want for nothing, your money back? Stu. Coun., Red Cross, Trainettes, G.A.A., Pep Club, Bowling. MITCHELL, ALLEN Mitch: Ah-come on! Jr. Rep., Sr. Rep., H. R. Gov., M Club, A 8. B Foot- ball, A 8- B Basketball, Track, Gym Leader, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Vaudeville, Boys' State Rep. MOE, BARBARA Barbie: 'I want to go home. H. R. Gov., Flag Twirler, G.A.A., Pep Club, Bowling, A Choir, Office Staff, Occ. Rel., Y- Teens, Homecoming Cand., Sno-Day Cand., Jr. MONTEZ, RAMONA Mona: How come you're so different? Jr. Rep., A Choir. MORGAN, LAURETTA Laurie: Never try to understand a wo- man. She can't understand herself. Sr. Rep., H. R. Gov., B Choir, Girls' Chor- us, Speech Club, Jr. Vaudeville. MORRIS, JUDITH Judy: How about that. Red Cross, Pep Club, B Choir, Occ. Rel., Contact Comm. 5. ,. 1, 'V,.flW: ,NM I' r , Q ,Q J K yyyl MUELLER, FRANK That's it. Occ. Rel. MURPHY, ROBERT Murph: Ya, iust gotta! M Club, A 8. B Basketball, Country, Bowling, menh Q 'Q s ,' Track, Tennis, Cross Contact, Jr. Achieve 1 A NEWMAN, RICHAR Dick: NEWTON, RAY Sure will, anythin Chicago, Chicago D g you Say. M ,X if ii I I - my , 5 ,rv ,e . , ' 5 ' ' ZW V: F Vk , kkyr :I . -5... ff' S , L o. y. . .,A f ,Q X MURRAY, ROBERT Bob: Hey, come here kid. Sr. Rep., So. Rep., Jr. Rep., Red Cross, M Club, A' 8. B Football, B Basketball, Occ. Rel., Sno-Day Candidate. MYLES, EDWARD Camel: Say bull yang! M Club, Track, Cross Country, A Band. 'T' l . That wonderful town. NOWICKI, GEORGE Sr. Rep., Tennis. OGDEN, KERMIT Kerm: That cat's absolutely insane! Stu. Coun., So. Rep., H. R. Capt., M Club, A Football, A 8- B Basket- ball, Cross Country, Cog. Staff, French Club, Homecoming King, Sch. Play, Base- ball. OPP EGARD, EDWARD Ed: Tell me about it. Bowling. OTT, WILLIAM PAULAT, HARTMUT Hart: PAWLAK, PATRICIA Patsy: Oh-burnt, embarrassed! Jr. Rep., H. R. Capt., Red Cross, G.A.A., Pep Club, M Club, Bowling, B Choir, Girls' Chorus, Library Staff, Occ. Rel., Jr. Achievement, Sno-Day Cond. PETRY, BERNARD Rifle Club, Occ. Rel., .l.A. PLETSCH, LEOLA Lee: Oh ya! Y-Teens. POTTER, BERNADETTE Bernie: Aw shucks! Pep Club, Occ. Rel. PSAROS, VlVlAN Becka: Don't be silly! G.A.A., Pep Club, A Choir, French Club Sec., Y- Teens, Jr. Vaudeville, Musical Moments. ......, 15.31 l . ,Ei 7 gf... ,M Q ,G V? f so gk P . 1 ,af e ,f :sm-if 'V' , .-5' A .- A rres . f ima .X as rr. ffl T E . . ev X., Q 1.f? l'i 1 ' if si .mg tt, , . ., 5 tiilgegfsl' , . s Ax l fs fl. T l p. V -,' K 3 ' Q !i,f. .3ifz 'NQHY3 dw. 6. ,T 'Q -., -f f? -A ' eee F T . 5.1.55 :K ,- QuAsT, JAMES Y Jim: ,A A y NOACK, ROBERT Apparatus, Gym Leader. I 3. .Q 'i 1 A NOVAK, RICHARD K i: ' ff Dick. RANSOM, FRANK . Bowling, Occ. Rel., Jr. Vaudeville. Pinky: Mvllllalls going on?: HMM Club' A 8. ' B ' Football, A Basketball, - ' A Choir, Band. j ...fi . ' ' li , V REHDER, Ross-MARIE . ' A i v 'P - Jr Rep B Choir occ Rel iiii yffy g y y . Rslswlc, LILLIAN .J -F ,C . ' . B - Choir. K ,J ' if -f A ,. .W .1 y A 1.33 i - i - ' I .K zgi is 5? . : A '.aia.iZ-5.2: ' I K 2 4 is eg, Q I if I . . K' Z ,.., , ., ,. , . ..,A. , Q .LV ,. , ti 5 f 5- - fi: IM . ,' lIff'i1l?I g 1 ' I I . I J 'K,-L A I -- I rsriri KK--' iyfvimg All 2 gi gg . . N . , 1 ' i 31311, -' 5135- f 'gggmffs ,1 f Azz. -Qggf'-'f,.ggs.fi ' , 1111: f ' ' , ...,, - Rf .M A A N ,Q ,gg , . 6 3,3 , Risss, Run-I Ruthi: Never mind. Occ. Rel. ROBERTS, CONSTANCE -- ,.., , ,k,,. . . . ,V . . -. ., ,, .,.,. ,N - Ea- wikis, ' I.-SH? - ':,,..-wfrsfgxzg' 11.3 . ., . sy , I Q Q, .Q . 5 2 Q. . P d ac f 1 If it I Connie: Good Grief! So. Re., Re Cross, G.A.A., Pep Club. ROBERTSON, KATHY Catty: Like wow-how uncool! Sr. Rep., Red Cross, Pep Club, Occ. Rel., Y-Teens, Voc. Jr. Treas. RODRIGUEZ, JUANITA That's good. Girls' Chorus. ROHR, WILLIAM Bill: You wanta what! RONNING, JUDITH Judes: Nasty break. H. R. Gov., H. R. Capt., Pep Club, A Choir, Office Staff, French Club, Y-Teens. RYAN, MICHAEL Mike: Get lost! H. R. Gov., B Bas- ketball, Hockey, Gym Leader, RYCHLICKI, JAMES Jim: Ya know. Cross Country, Hockey, Library Staff. SAURON, VIRGINIA Ginny: Well, after all. So. Rep., Jr. Rep., Red Cross, Girls' Chorus, Occ. Rel., Speech Club, Fun Nite Comm., Y-Teens. SCALISE, JO ANN Jo: Did I get any mail? Stu. Coun. Treas., Sr. Rep., H. R. Gov., H. R. Capt., Pep Club, Office Staff, Contact Comm., Sno-Day Candidate. SCHMITZ, MARGARET Peggy: Big deal. G.A.A., Girls' Chorus. SCHMITZ, THOMAS Tom: Hey deh man! Library Staff. SCHNEIDER, DENNIS Elvis Boone: I see. M Club, A 8. B Football, A 8. B Basketball, Tennis, Echologues Staff. SCHUBRING, THOMAS Tom: The Lord helps them that help themselves. '.,....s , ,.,. ,. Irv' .. . -ff-:T .qw ws I ,,. Tz- il .. if . ,. W 3. , , . . SEIVERT, BARBARA Shorty: Holy cow! SELBY, ROBERT Bob: How about that! So. Rep., A Choir, Occ. . fa , :I Rel. SHORSKY, LYDIA Lyda: Red Cross, G.A.A., Pep Club, French Club. SIEBERG, STAN You better believe it. - expr' ':T : . . eafI? ' fj,: ,MQ- I :- s is Q Ir P Q T . 2 wi S. at If Q W 4 Qin- .. ' gmail!!-4 I . SETTER, BARBARA Barb: Oh, come on now! G.A.A., Pep Club, Bowling, B Choir, Girls' Chorus, Occ. Rel., Y-Teens. SHEPPARD, RALPH Deano: Dig that dish! Baseball. 13? Needle Noodlers SIMMONS, CLIFFORD Cochise: Aw man, that's swingin'!' M Club, Track, Cross Country, Bowl- ing, Gym Leader, A Choir, Band, Speech Club. SIMONES, MARIE Stuby: Anyways, Speech Club, Jr. Achievement. 5- 5 F , AGS: ' 5. 2. Q . ..,. . , A A SINGER, ALBERT Al: SINNA, SHELDON Rifle Club, Bowling, Band. SMITH, CHARLOTTE Midget: Swinging. Red Cross, Pep Club, B Choir, Occ. Rel., Spanish Club, Jr. Achievement. SNYDER, JAMES Jim: Occ. Rel. SOBASKY, THOMAS Tom: Hi, honey! M Club, A Fool- ball, Apparatus, Gym Leader, Occ. Rel. Fun Nite Comm. SOCHA, LOIS Shorty: What you believe in your heart is always right. Red Cross, Speech Club. soremsoru, 'DIANA Red: Shut up and go away. G.A.A., Bowling, French Club, Y-Teens. SOTO, MARIE Shut up! A Choir, Jr. Achievement. STEELE, ARLYNE Snookey: You old Weiner. Jr. Rep., Sr. Rep., H. R. Gov., Traineltes, G.A.A., Pep Club, Gym Leader, Girls' Chorus. STOWMAN, EVA lsn't he cute? A 8K B Choir, Of- fice Stoff, Occ. Rel. STROM, INGRID Toots: You wanta what? Jr. Rep., Red Cross, G.A.A., Pep Club, M Club, Bowling, Occ. Rel., Spanish Club, Fun Nite Comm., Y-Teens. STROM, THEODORE Ted: Hello duh! Gym Leader. STROWDER, BERTHA Bert: Oh rats! Red Cross, Pep Club, F.T.A. Pres. SUBRA, JANET Soups: How does that grab ya? Red Cross, Pep Club, B Choir, Occ. Rel., Y-Teens. 01? VSWR if? ,if we ,C 4. w:.e1-ff wil' '- ,ff-f Q.: EJ NIU? QL . yi.,.,, :,,,. , , y . .yg , A .1 c V , - - .5 ex - ,V fx, A. Ur'H'Kh wb S ..v . ef. F I ffl! J, .3 t if 6 C , 5 . 5 B a . AA-. t ., ' 7 r,.fgggrg:r,Zs.-' ,er fe N wa. ffl 4' 1. J - S as . Z 'vw- E 'Q' . .Bs , iif .,', 1 2 522 ri y V . .. AN ,N . J , J an A A' ' l m' if . ? . A.. ' ' . . - M? 'f', ' '- K - - . ' f .Q L q A: v J L A- 2 :- ' if ' .Q ' , y W SUTHERLAND, JUDY Suds: O.K. Now where did you say the party was? H. R. Gov., A 81 B Choir, Occ, Rel., Fun Nite Comm. SWANSON, BRADLEY Brad- I'lI never tell! B Football, Hockey, Track, Occ. Rel. SWANSON, GERALD Swany: Wouldn't you iust like to know? H. R. Gov., Hockey, Track. TALLMAN, DARLENE Dar: No kidding! G.A.A., Pep Club, A Choir. TAYLOR, NATALI E Sharp as a cracker but twice as crum- my! Red Cross, Cog. Staff. TESTER, CHARLES Chuck: Oh yeah! Jr. Rep., Apparatus, Gym Leader, Fun Nite Comm. THOMAS, NORMA Pinkie: Swinging! Red Cross, Trainettes, Pep Club, Girls' Chorus, Occ. Rel., Y- Teens, Jr. Vaudeville. THORSTON, YVONNE What time is it? TOENSING, RONALD Ron: So, What's your trouble? Stu. Coun. V. Pres., So. Rep., Jr. Pres., M Club, A 8. B Football, Track Mgr., French Club, Contact Comm., Sno-Day Cond. TOLL, ANTOINETTE Toni: Hi fellas, where are we going?' Stu. Coun., Jr. Rep., So. Rep., Sr. Rep., H. R. Gov., H. R. Capt., Red Cross, Ma- iorette, Cheerleader, G.A.A., Pep Club, M Club, C0g. Staff, Girls' Chorus, French Club, Speech Club, Y-Teens, Jr. Vaudeville, Homecoming Queen, Sch. Play, Sno-Day Cand. TRIDEN, JOAN TRIPLETT, DALE Trip: Darn goody, OK. Red Cross. TSCHIDA, SHARON Guess what happened? Jr. Rep., Sr. Rep., Bowling, Cog. Staff, Occ. Rel., Y-Teens. TU RCK, ROBERT Bob: WW' TW -W' 'T -' ...Q I '. is ' L W . 1. f '44 fi '41 . ---W 'N 'kv' ' - I mein , VITOUS, CA ROLYN Carol: Not particularly G.A.A., Pep Club, M Editor, Echologues Staff, French Club, F.T.A. Treasurer. WALKER, LESLIE '5 . Q . Calculating Careers WEBER, JUNE H. R. Gov., Red Cross, Trainettes, G.A.A., Pep Club, M Staff, Cog. Staff, A Choir Pres., Girls' Chorus, Library Staff, Spanish Club, Jr. Vaudeville, Musical Moments. WEIGELT, PEGGY GJ ,i..2'if.TY z...s.vms Bi ff' .ff ek, 1-1112- 195 NW-nu WALLACE, EA RN EST Earn: 'With wam l'rn here to tell you Red Cross, A Choir, Jr. Achievement. WALLISCH, JUDITH Judy: Oh, you scrounge! Red Cross, Pep Club, Bowling, Band, Li- brary Staff, Occ. Rel., Contact Comm., Jr. Achievement, F.T.A. i WELLS, LANCE WILDMAN, JOHN Johnny: Why Me? B Basketball, Bowling, Gym Leader, WILLIAMS ROOSEVELT Rosle Say fellow ub A Foo a B Football A Basketball, B Basketball, Track, Spanish Club. ZALAZAR, JOHN Zally: Holy Tortilla! M Club, A Football, B Football, Hockey Mgr., Gym Leader, Intramural Coun .,. .1 f ,ye - few, 1 :. .,t, ' ,,giQQz5?3 -, .XL Occ. Rel. f , ', t ' f'f:ilgVg1.f' . nl V ' 7 ' Au. xl ' ,' . -54-TWT. 3 'A tv' ' ' I , Q TL 5 2 ,- A I , . it A 'lre ll51ffff1 7f'.czi5 535562553 wfwillx ,Qi K im ? w i fyftl' ., fifxff fil ' W .. P., V- .,::,,,. .H -1 - . , ,,, ,V-H-. ,ul ,.,.. if 4 SHUTTER SHY SENIORS ALTMEIER, LEO APLIKOWSKI, NANCY ARAS, THOMAS BARRETT, CLARENCE BORASH, JOHN BOYD, IRENE BROZ, HAROLD BRUNS, FRED COSTELLO, THOMAS DOUGHERTY, DENNIS ECKWALL, MAUREEN ENGELMANN, LAWRENCE ESKIS, PETER EVANS, GLORIA EVANS, THOMAS FALLSFEATHER, JAMES FARRAR, ROBERT FIELDS, WILLIE FORGA, RICHARD GARRETT, ROSCOE GLENDENNING, PATRICIA HAASE, VAIRA HOEMKE, PATRICK HUESMAN, CLARENCE JONES, ALBERT KELLEY, JOAN KLEINSCHMIT, KAREN KNOWLTON, RICHARD LEE, RAYMOND LEONARD, JAMES LEEMAN, GORDON LINDBERG, LEONARD LINDGREN, DANIEL MEOANN, MARY ANN MARTINEZ, CHON MERON, RONALD MICHALEK, PETER MUEHLSTEDT, DAVID NORDEN, WILLIAM RANGEL, CARMEN RASCHKE, THOMAS RUDE, DALE RYAN, JOHN SASIK, THOMAS SCHEFFER, JEROME SEMLAK, DENNIS STABLER, PATRICIA THIJRBER, ROBERT TOLCK, JAMES VIBAR, JOSEPHINE WALSH, JAMES WILLIAMS, CATHY YOCH, FRANK 1. 2. 4. 4. 4. 6. 7. 9. 9. 9. 11. 12.5 12.5 14.5 14.5 16.5 16.5 18. 19. 20.5 20.5 23. 23. 23. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29.5 29.5 31.5 31.5 34.5 34.5 34.5 34.5 Haase, Vaira ..... Toensing, Ronald Amolins, Ausma Maloney, Richard Vitous, Carolyn .. Scalise, Jo Ann Geske, Bruce ..... McMonigal, Dennis. Dahlstrom, Renzella Foster, Helen ..... Lund, Sandra ..... Koran, Mary ..... Lusk, John ....... Novak Richard .... Strowd er, Bertha Toll, Antoinette .. . Halvorson, Selmar. . Weber, June ..... Tschida, Sharon . . . Jerylo, James .... Hallstrom, Karen Gow, Caren ..... Morgan, Laureta Donovan, Timothy. Kuhn, Lois ...... Abbott, Dennis . . . Hall, Charles ..... Stowman, Eva .... Charter, Nancy . .. Schneider, Dennis . . Aguirre, Margaret Glass, Ralph ..... Melgaard, Mary ... Dupre, Milton ..... Andert, Patricia . . . SENIOR RANK 6.750 6.687 6.625 6.625 .6.625 6.529 6.437 6.375 6.375 6.375 6.062 6.000 6.000 5.937 5.937 5.875 5.875 5.812 5.800 5.750 Shorsky, Lydia .... .5.750 5.687 5.687 5.687 .5.625 .5.600 .5.571 5.562 5.500 5.500 5.437 5.437 5.375 5.375 5.375 5.375 39. 39. 39. 39. 39. 43. 43. 43. 45.5 45.5 47. 49. 49. 49. 51. 54. 54. 54. 54. 54. 57. 58.5 58.5 60.5 60.5 62. 63.5 63.5 66.5 66.5 66.5 66.5 70. 70. 70. Brooks, Orvetta . Sauron, Virginia . Beane, Sharyn . Frelix, William .. Psaros, Vivian .. Heille, Robert .. . Ronning, Judy .. Cook, John .... Ganser, Judy . . . Flemming, Michael McDonough, Rosie Milton, Geraldine Ogden, Kermit . Williams, Roosevelt Jacobsen, Gerald Lies, Margaret .. Deline, Lewis . . . Dreelan, Paul ... Eckwall, Maureen Fischer, Shirley . . Williams, Catherine Beeler, Patricia . Hernandez, Judy Swanson, Bradley Ballard, Barbara Fraber, Judith .. Anderson, Martine Hanson, Gary .. Sobasky, Thomas Selby, Robert . . . Malz, Stefan . .. Hartmon, Gary . Johnson, Donald Carpenter, Ramona Moe, Barbara .. 5.312 5.312 5.312 5.312 5.312 5.250 5.250 5.250 5.187 5.187 5.147 5.125 5.125 5.125 5.096 5.000 5.000 5.000 5.000 5.000 4.965 4.937 4.937 4.933 4.933 4.916 .4.875 4.875 4.812 4.812 4.812 4.812 4.750 4.750 4.750 English, Math, and Psychology History, Business, and Biology All those books you have to read To gain the knowledge you will need The teachers frown, the teachers grin All that homework, to turn in The students frown, the students grin Another year is at an end. I I I Nfllo 'QL Wx OF alll' in xp, L f ,nw gl Ser... D ,som W., .. Ur UW x. Yves.: den. oe s omCE 51 L AS v. CL Someone that really Deserves some praise, For all the funds They were able to raise. voxmer. we mes' JUNIORS. For making the Prom A real success We thank the Juniors And wish them the best. we .Q , JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: M. Weida, K. Mastel, D Culbertson, J. Knutson, J. Sand berg, P. Haugen, Adv. Mr. Cass Row 2: D. Palmer, D. Osowski, J Heille, D. Bickel, J. Larson, D Krueger. Row 3: P. Schvchard, B Osthoft, H. Guertin, L. Ogden, L Schommer, J. Engevik. In ADVISE 'IO6 Row I: R. Burch, B. Shaughnessy, C. Serrctore, D. Lcunderville, D. Mes- sier. Row 2: D. Rude, C. Hamerlind, K. Wiegen, D. Schmitz, D. Cook, Adv. Mr. Hislop. x .lyk A f Rev .z .Q -1 'Q :PMT ' fs I--:v 'W' ' VIQHF YEIFQ ADVISE ANNEX Row I: D. Kuehn, S. Stein- berg, D. Bravo, N. Woldon, S. Sillanpu, M. Case, J. Park. Row 2: R. Potter, N. Miller, N. Rambo, P. Wcr- Iing, K. Bonniwell, G. Lon- cette, Adv. M. Rusch. Row 3: M. Pesci, R. Hicks, J. Prcnke, R. Mikkelsen, D. Kisselhorst, D. Chase, D. Tallmun. ADVISE 108 Row I: I. Nelson, P. Brun- ner, A. Stoehr, D1 Firkus, S. Lindgren, J. Mottl, Adv. Mr. Schultz. Row 2: H. Del- Castillo, S. Lorsung, B. Mc- Mahon, K. Mostel, C. Hol- men, P. Crosson, G. Flemi- no. Row 3: A. Nybeck, H. Guertin, C. Gnetz, J. Lem- ke, D. Lambert, R. Hansen, J. Byrne. Row 4: G. Will- kom, D. Caneff, T. Wis- niewski, T. Vann, L. Grubu, B. Bolen, U. Liepins. wr ADVISE 206 Row 1: R. Smaller, R. Walk er, C. Smilh, D. Peterson, C Tester. Row 2: M. Parker, A. Rupainis, D. Osowski C. Schwartz, K. Smith, Adv. Mr. Dewall. Row 3: W Joyce, G. Williams, J Schultz, D. Ross, B. Picht P. Schuchard. ADVISE 212 Row I: S. Schilling, M Holland, M. Weida, S Vaughan, S. Pelersen, S Riedl. Row 2: L. Koelz, D Coleman, C. Thompson, D Bickel, J. Doyle, D. Birch em. Row 3: F. Pollom, T Vandeberg, W. O'Brien, S Gunler, C. Price, T. Blacik Adv. M. Menard. Row 4 K. Reed, M. Olson, H Spales, W. Keis, R. Bond, R. Bye. 34 A 5. .Q 74' Fr JUNIOR . ADVISE 211 Row 1: G. Yeager, M Yarms, J. Olson, J. John san, N. Amundson, E. Mar clelli, T. Hayes. Row 2, P Rudenich, K. Ball, S. Hielm gren, J. Sandberg, N, Mc- Kitfrich, M. Nierenhausen C. Tallman, A. Dudin, J Nielsen, M. King, T. Dorr Adv. G. Schampel. ADVISE 308 w 'I H, Spies, R, Hues man D Doyas, K, Janssen E Sides, N. Raines, P. Hau n Row 2: D. Hogan, Hasseltine, W, Bailey, M Jensen M. Kanlor, J. Kelly V Hanson, Adv. Mr. Jan lsch Row 3: J. Heille, G Novy E. Johnson, J. Gilde, T McBride, M. Haessly, P. Fernandez. ' , ,nnnuvnw --P N ADVISORIES , ADVISE 305 Row 1: C. Thompson, C. Andnes, J. Sanfl, G. Nifke, J, Kollera, D. Lasky, A. Schultz. Row 2: R. Kriel, B. Osfhoff, G. Palmer, L. Peterson, K. Kelley, L. Wil- ley, Adv. G. Smith. Row 3: T. Jocoboski, J. Williams, B. Olson, M. Lang, R. House, M. Houge, D. Pol- fllef. ,f -4' ADVISE 315 Row 1: R. James, R. Stom C. Bolduan, R. Rousseau H, Nelson, C. Argelsenier Row 2: B. Cady, H, Bra dehcff, J. Gass, D. Turbifl G. Barnefl, Adv. Mr. Rein Row 3: R. Thurener, J Trciemert, B. Fabeck, l. Jarvis, B. Selle, L. Leslie 35 rf, I l ADVISE 400 Row I: J. Hedberg, l, Baer mann, l. Ozolins, M. Day D. Petersen, M. Weber. Row 2: D. McCarIhy, T Newton, J. Pichler, P Thuringer, D. Verderosa, J Larson. Row 3: R. Reed G. Prokop, S. Schmieg, K Andersen, F. Fulton, Adv Mr. Kuefler. Row 4: D Morgan, R. Schutzmeisier R. Gwynne, L. Schommer G. Schnichels, B. Thomas. l 1 JUNIOR ADVISORIES W1 I l I . L ADVISE 418 Row 'l: R. Myles, J. Knul- son, B. Menne, J. Luiz, C. O'Neil, M. Munoz. Row 2: T. McGinn, B. Mitchell, F. Lissimore, H. Moss, D. Nun S, Memssen, Adv. Mr. Han zel. Row 3: P. Minehan, B- Nelson, L. Ogden, M. Mau ritis, D. Johnson, B. Mc Cabs. 36 .nw 1 wk f' ADVISE 404 Row I: Y. Clemelson, C. Cromey, D. Culberlson, C. Frechefle, B. Russel, S. Ehofson. Row 2: J. Frechei- Ie, E. Gakin, L. Everson, V. Nordin, J. Clark, B. Brill, Adv. Mr. Munns. Row 3: R. Cooper, J. Felipe, J. Engevlk, R. Edwards, K. DeLong, H. Coninx. 'Z ' fm!! ,f-s I 1. M s L! in ' ,J , 1.-,aiu-kv I'-fx' . , ,, , Afi'! l p J.,,.- V k'Lk K' '- 9 .IW fmfww mf 1Maf,-W. Y Vw imagyi' w-'Q WWWWWWW, v H - V ,-'WF' Sophomore Class Officers: G. Rothbauer, Sec., P. Dreelun, Vice Pres., R. Giese, Pres., J. Brodrick, Treas., T. Rybisky, Treas. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES -sv SOPHOMORES . Someone we're accustomed And they won't let you down. They're no longer bashful, They ioin in the fun. These ore the Sophomores, We're proud of each one. Row I: E. Nagahoshi, C Bolduan, M. Nelson, T. Ry- bisky, K. Bachmeier, J. Soi- ka. Row 2: J. Wirl, M Wolsh, D. Dion, B. Broeker, M. Giesel, D. Lundquist Adv. Mr. Jobe, Row 3: N Rudant, R. Giese, G. Roth- bouer, W. Johnson, J. Bro- drick, J. Hever. r i ADVISE 102 Row 1: D. Thole, D. Seixas, D. Schaff, M. Scroggins, T, Pawelee, K. Schwobel. Row 2: D. Spreeman, J. Wirl, D. Scott, J. Spires, G. Up- hoff, C. Wright. Row 3: S. Ward, D. Wederath, B. Kulkey, K. Thompson, W. Barnard, Adv. Mr. Brill. Row 4: L. Strowder, A. Venteris, J. Jungmonn, N. Karper, D. Westerlund, R. Selbitschka. ADVISE 204 Row I: J. Campbell, P Sodergren, D. Hollerbach M. Haas, D. Cartier, E Gruba, S. Connelly, D Clauson. Row 2: A. Behn ken, S. Foster, D. Dion, P Gerten, B. Broeker, L. Ca heff, J. Breska. Row 3: G Garvey, V. Hockenberger, M. Gutterman, R. Dahl strom, W. Bidon, G. Bye D. Borcsh, Adv. Mr. Liston Row 4: B. Blesener, J. Ed wards, T. Kinning, R. Col Iins, J. Brodrick, R. Doma gala, R. Giese. . ADVISE 200 Row 1: L. Boydf C. Burr P. O'Brien, P. Dreelan, M Smith, B. Fazekas, A. Smith Row 2: S. Bauer, T. Louisi- ana, B. Meyer, G. Aber- nathy, B. Kohman, D. Stro- bel, M. Gisesel, Adv. J Casebolt. Row 3: R. Nutz J. Masica, B. Niven, J Molkenbur, C. Thompson R. Peterson, J. Cramer. 'v ' ADVISE 208 Row 1: G. Manke, S. Ross M. Mohr, K. Olson, B. Pot ter, M. O'Gary. Row 2: S Menne, M. Cunninghoul K. Tallman, M. Gardell, D LeTourneau, F. Walker Row 3: B. Novak, D. Mer on, J. Rucho, E. Pruden, N Radont, J. Mielke, Adv. F Ek. Row 4: J. McGlone, B McNeely, B. Reus, G Wells, D. Koehn, D. Ness SOPHOMORE ADVISE 300 Evans, G. Dowd. ADVISE 304 Row I: G. Psaros, J. Lusk E. Naguhashi, J. Hughes J. Murray. Row 2: C. Emer son, J. Landkamer, M. Nel son, R. Potter, M. Riechow D. Lusk. Row 3: F. Maior, M. Moschogianis, J. Mc Closkey, J. Petterssen, D. Middlecoff, Aclv. E. Buen dorf. Row 4: B. Price, F Triden, B. Murphy, J. Man teufel, M. Malinoff, R Klein. 40 Row 1: B. Lust, L. Bra K. Dufresne, E. Benson J Borst, K. Bachmeier Cooper. Row 2: D. Clem ens, J. Anderson, R ra ham, S. Decker, K. Lorsung D. Castell, F. Austin v Mr. Cass. Row 3: R m ing, N. Davis, J. Gar ner A. Green, A. Coleman P 56 . ADVISORIES ADVISE 312 - Row 1: J. Knowlton, P Whittier, L. Peterson, W. Boyd, C. Ware, W. Rude. Row 2: P. Kelley, E. Hobbs L. Schultz, L. Colton, R Brown, R. Galvan, Adv. Mr Jobe. Row 3: G. Pillar, B Carson, M. Steele, R. Palm er, G. Sampson, R. Ransom ADVISE 311 Row 1: P. Larson, K. Quig- ley, P, Olson, D. Haynes L. Knehans, Adv. Mr. Ma- toush. Row 2: W. Hansen W, King, C. Kieger, S. Hunter, D. Lundquist. Row 3: J. Hubler, D. Lee, L. Jameson, M. Hill, W. John- son, T. Quinn. 1 1 fs ADVISE 402 Row 1: J. Wisniewski, F. Zambruno, J. Zalazar, J. Triemert, R. Chapman, J. Soika. Row 2: J. Pantalion, M. Zuniga, J. Wagner, A. Stafio, C. Senty. Row'3: M. Walsh, B. Olson, M. Trantanella, I, Prokosch, K. Wilwert, S. Drirdahl. Row 4: J. Warnecke, F. Warren, L. Wittman, T. Thole, A. Kowalenko, Adv. M. Allen. 41 ,,, SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES. .x ' rv. 3 W J' 4 '75--,.,-.N Sql-L,:l-'r 1 1 Q - 1 I if J ' 4 Ire FJ '4,!fr1,,.f 'f 1 .I E ' O n ff' x 1 ADVISE 410 Row J: W, Kcllinoski, W Longen, L. Lange, K. Hen- sel, P. Jackson, J. Lebak ken. Row 2: D. Lazdins, N Kordell, J. Houge, C, Leo nord, H. Hansen, D. Komro Adv. J. Tanzer. Row 3: C Himpei, J. Heyer, R. Kirc hoff, D. Kitfel, J. Hauer R. Bach. . FRESHMAN t hard to tell Someone that's timid, ll'S H0 Someone to tease, From this short description, I ' We are talking about Our wonderful Freshmen. Someone that studies And tries hard to please. ADVISE 3 Row I: M. Brant, T. Bauer, . C. Cook, A. Carpenter, M. V Doyle, J. Mullen, D. Alex- I Y-1' under. Row 2: J. Cooper, A ' S. Brown, J. Dion, B. Obert, M. Del Costillo, B. Miller, Vg. P. Connelly. Row 3: J. flew Broor, C. Learmann, C. F' k, J. Kup- J it Armstrong, J. IC L Tendle, Adv. Mr ietz, . R w 4: B. Back, McCauley. o R. Lang, T D Brueslle, C. Wells, P. Donovan, Barklind, D. Ferguson. 1 'ff ADVISE 15 Row I: J. Spiess, S. Trie merl, J. Thompson, T. Sta siuk, B. Buelou, N. Wag ner, M. Walsh, M. Schnei der. Row 2: C. Triplell, J Maske, A. Perlowski, R. Ketchmark, L. Birchem, J. Vondeberg, D. Thompson. Row 3: G. Youker, G, Kur schner, K. Speler, W. Wuel luer, T. Schwartz, D. Swen son, J. Toensing, R. Sher- man, Adv. Mr. Wright. ADVISE 306 Row I: M. Landsberger, D. Massman, C. Skrip, J. Carle, M. Hible, B. Raines. Row 2: J. Henry, C. Kie- men, K. Madsen, G. Jones, C. Griggs, C. Ross, M. Kamp. Row 3: B. Holly, B. Funari, D. Mackey, D. Klingler, J. Gaskins, D. Juelich, Adv. Mr. Welsch. Row 4: T. Jeske, D. Krue- ger, D. Garel, J. Lelour- neau, S. Krueger, S. Hoye, R. Jenls. ,NW ADVISE 'l07 Row 'l: G. Pichler, M Rieck, S. Nelson, D. Pelry F. Moulin, S. Murray, J Peck, J. Malm. Row 2: R Olson, S. Jackson, S. Ma- honey, R. Pranke, M. Jes- sen, S. Ridell, K. Morris Row 3: J. Schmidl, M Meyer, J. Reed, K. Juelich C. Baldwin, D. Miller, Adv Mr. Niharl. Row 4: L. Gas- bori, H. Ole, J. Slamnes D. Milchell, V. Nybeck, T Osborne, F. Schneider. .... fi FRESHMEN A X ff , ff ACTIVITIES WM will WZ ,- ,L W ex 5 .e 5 Learn to live, and live to learn, Ignorance like a fire doth burn, Little tasks make large return. Bayard Taylor ENGLISH, MATH I ' .mr 9 0 I :Jil f ,1m' ' 'E Y + .await-if STUDENT COUNCIL: Row 1: Pitmon, M. Weida, J. Knutson, M. Aguirre, Sec., A Stoehr, M. Krois. Row 2 S. Fudenberg, R. Han- ,F sen J. Bach, J. Scalise, U Treas., L. Ganeff. Row 3: 5 J Cook, Pres., K. Ogden, ice Pres., J. Heille, Adv. Mr O'Rourke. Ogden, R. Toensing, STUDENT COUNCIL . . . The members of the student council are the representatives of the student body. They are elected by the students to serve one year. This year our student council introduced the student dress code. They also sponsored 100 of. Nite, Sno- Day, various dances, assemblies and other worth while proiects. For their wise decisions and out- standing example to the student body, these stu- dents deserve our thanks. ln. 4 ST'UDENT GOVERNMENT HoMERooM GOVERNORS . . . Working with the student council are the home- room governors. They represent the homerooms and advise the members of the council how the maiority of the students feel about various issues. They take up various 'collections during the year such as Red Cross, Christmas Seals, March of Dimes, and Community Chest. To our ambassadors, we say, Thanks for a iob well done. - .gnu- L. Bravo, L. Kneh line, D. Chase. -ti .. ' - X H: HOMEROOM GOVERNORS Row l : G. Hanson Madsen, M. Webber B Moe, A. Steele, T I Connelly, N. Charter Anaya. Row 2: N. Kordell E. Snyder, L. Nelson Konobeck, B. Lee, P Even son, K. Schwabe Brown, P. Dreelan Adv Mr. O'Rourke. Row 3 D Johnson, W. Lewis, J Heil le, J. Meyer, Y. Clemetson C. Triplett, S. Ridell, F Mu ior, C. Armstrong, M Tran tanella. Row 4: M. Dupre B. Bibeau, J. Romero Bye, B. McCabe, D Ness L. Lyell, T. Hubler, L e STUDENT TRAINING ...F.T.A. F. T. A. consists of students who will be the fu- ture teachers of America. Encouraged by the ex- ample and understanding of their teachers and the guidance of Mrs. Scanlan, they have decided to devote their life to the teaching profession. They gain experience by substituting for teachers in grade schools. They attend lectures by people experienced in the field. To the future teachers we say good luck in a vocation well chosen. as ,, f 9' E. McCann, K. Ball, A. Adv. L. Russell. Row 3 M. Melgaard, LIBRARY CLUB . . One ofthe many advantages we have at Mech- anic Arts, is an efficiently run, well organized li- brary. The members ofthe library club, under the direction of Mrs. Russel, become familiar with the fundamentals of circulation, cataloging, and pre- paring books. Whether they wish to be future librarians or follow a different vocation their ex- perience will be valuable to them. 7 A gg.. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: Row I: R. Dahl- strom, Vice Pres., J. Clark, Sec., B. Stowder, Pres., C. Vitous, Treas. Row 2: H. Foster, D. Peterson, M. Bain, I. Ozolins, S. Con- nelly, J. Sather, R. Car- penter. Row 3: D. Krueger, C. Semlak, M. Melgaard, B. Koetz, J. Malinoff, I. Baermann, C. Cromey. Row 4: A. Amolins, C. Gow, N. Radant, B. O'Brien, E. Les- lie, K. Hallstrom, Adv. C. Scanlan. LIBRARY STAFF: Row I den, L. Lange, C. Tes er M. Hible. Row 2: P. Bee er, C. Roberts, M. Giesel R. Dahlstrom, S. Vaughan Behnken, J. Clark, R. ol Iins, J. Hauer, C. Baldwin FRENCH CLUB: Row l: M. Rieck D Seiyas, G. Jones, Moulin K. Dufresne, S. UFFCY D. Connelly, J. Peck C Tester, Adv. Miss en Row 2: J. Henry, J. Koller D Lasky, l. Ozolins, M Weber J. Lusk, D. Lusk, K Madsen, C. Kiemen, D. S aff R w 3: J. Krause, :ell C. Triplett, D. S obel E Breska, S. Lon- sung B Sodergren, D. Le Tourneay G. Manke, J. t c loskey Row 4: C. right M. Hill, E. Leslie, B Norden T. Schubring, D. Westerlund, J. Masica, B. Picht S Ward, K. Martin. RED CROSS . . . The Red Cross, here at Mechanic Arts is con- stantly working on a wide variety of proiects. Whether they are working as staff aids in a local hospital, or helping on blood mobiles, they are working hard and their reward is self satisfaction. Putting on a variety show can be a lot of fun and it means a lot to the patients in hospitals when the Red Cross goes into show business. Our Red Cross deserves a lot of credit for all the things they have accomplished this year. Q if Y 'Mt . Q M . SCHOOL . FRENCH CLUB . . . The members of the French Club learn to speak and understand the French language. They also learn to understand and appreciate the French culture. During the year they were visited by girls from France, who tried to answer any questions that confused them. RED CROSS: Row 'I: Minssen, J. Wirl, D. Ru e E. Nacahashi, M. Munoz K. Dufresne, A. Smith, D Launderville. Row 2: C Roberts, P. Beeler, B. Koetz D. Mackey, K. Madsen D Bickel, B. Strowder, C. Sen ty, K. Schwabel. Row 3 B Setter, C. Semlak, C. Cro mey, Treas., I. Baermann Sec., J. Webber, M. Welda B. Baldwin, Adv. L. Buen dart. Row 4: K. Juelich H Conix, G. Milton, R. Millel sen, B. O'Brien, Pres., Broz, E. Leslie, J. Heille I if --H . -. . ACTIVITIES . . . SCIENCE Once a month, on Wednesday, the Science Club meets under the direction of Mr. Cass. These stu- dents, who are sincerely interested in science, learn the scientific facts that will help them in future jobs or perhaps future hobbies. 1 An added feature to the Science Club this year was the new telescope, which enabled them to look into the world of unsolved mysteries. ' w SCIENCE CLUB: Row I: F Moulin, J. Fox, D. Petry S. Murray, V. Stasiuk, M Hible, N. Wagner. Row 2 B. Holly, D. Klingler, J Dion, K. Madsen, S. Nel- son, G. Jones, Adv. Mr Cass. Row 3: G. Pichler C. Kingswan, J. Toensing G. Youker, C. Barklind, S Hoye, S. Ridell. OFFICE STAFF Neither rain, nor sleet, nor dark of night will keep these girls from carrying their messages. From Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Heron, the girls learn how an efficient office is run. Typing and filing are a part of the training they will need for their future office iobs. By working in the office they begin to see the practical application of their work in the classroom. OFFICE STAFF: Row 'l: V Psaros, K. Hensel, D. Bra- vo, D. Burr, L. Socha, S Riedl, P. Haugen. Raw 2 K. Janssen, P. Brunner, D Peterson, J. Koller, P. Ger ten, J. Wisinewski, J. Park Row 3: J. Larson, A. May- hsell, S. Decker, L. Caneff M. Melgaard, E. Lucier. Row 4: M. Walsh, N. Ra dant, G. Hernandez, M McGann, C. Hempel, G. Mathisan. OFFICE TRAINING: Row 1: D. Kulkey, R. Rehder, P. Pawlak, J. Ganser, B. Moe, E. Stowman, C. Smith. Row 2: L. Kuhn, S. Tschida, V. Sauron, J. Subra, J. Wal- lisch, M. Johnson, B. Bal- lard. Row 3: B. Setter, K. Massucei, J. Hernandez, J. Fraber, M. Lies, S. Fischer, Adv. Mr. Matoush. Row 4: M. Koran, J. Sny- der, D. Novak, B. Hen- geschl, D. Krieg, M. Ander- son, P. Carney. ON- THE JOB TRAINING. Some students will not be going on to college after graduati-on. They will want to get a good job and sufficient training so that after gradua- tion they will be making a good salary. Mr. Hanzel, Mr. Matoush, and Mr. Williams are always standing by to see that the students who J- need jobs are placed where they will enioy their work, and where their employer will be pleased with their ability. Through this program, On The Job Training, a student can earn the money he needs and gain beneficial experience. OCCUPATIONAL RELA- TIONS: Row l: G. Komro, G. Landkamer, P. Glenden- ning, J. Kelly, K. Holtz- nogel, R. Risse, J. Vibar, B. Potter, P. Doyas, J. Morris, l. Strom. Row 2: Adv. Mr. Hanzel, M. Baisley, J. Sutherland, K. Kleinschmidt, J. Meyer, J. Elm, M. Mar- lin, N. Aplikowski, R. New- ton, K. Funari, F. Mueller. Row 3: T. Aobasky, R. Merson, B. Petry, C. Hues- man, B. Murray, D. Falar- deaux, D. Johnson, D. Ly- ons, B. Griffin, B. Swanson, M. Fleming. Row 4: L. Longton, C. Metcalf, J. Camerson, J. Quast, S. Wildman, J. Koury, J. Ry- chlicke, P. Larson, E. Con- rad, L. Cook, T. Sasik, J. Delfrel. FUN NITE COMMITTEE: Row I: M. McGann, Co- Chmn., K. Massucci, Co- Chmn. Row 2: G. Lancette, Treas., J. Larson, J. Park, Sec. Row 3: V. Sauron, B. Bolen, L. Schommer, M. Baisley, J. Sutherland. Y TEENS: Row I: T. Toll, Treas., D. Johnson, Sec., D. Peterson, Pres., J. Mal- inoff, Vice Pres., P. Hau- gen, Sergeant at Arms. Row 2: E. Larson, L. Lange, C. O'Neil, E. Benson, C. Tester, L. Pletsch, M. Krois. Row 3: S. Tschida, V. Sau- ron, M. Weida, B. Moe, K. Schwabel, J. Knutson, S. Vaughan, C. Frechette. Row 4: S. Decker, M. Martin, I. Baermann, C. Cromey, L. Tendle, M. Holland, J. Sanft. Row 5: S. Lund, C. Gow, J. Ronning, P. Schu- chard, J. Huber, K. Hall- strom, J. Subra, J. Mc- Ctoskey. 5 wi? IELYQS9 sf CONTACT: Row I: J. John son, P. Andert, Chairman D. Johnson, Chairman, C Scannlan, Adv. Row 2: R Carpenter, A. Smith, S. Riv era, J. Wisnieuski, E. Lu cier. Row 3: T. Hubler, B Murphy, M. Anderson, M Walsh, M. Gardell. m SQUARE DANCING Row I: A. Smith, K. Church, J. Spiess, A. Kaul- ouris, S. Vaughan, Scott, S. Lanaux, B. Johnson, Culbertson, R. Lang, Dion, Coleman, M. Saturanini, F. Fulton, R. Hansen, F. Wil- liamson, C. Henkemeyer, Adv. 4: J. Williams, D. Johnson, P. Minehan, B. Kulkey. 4 , SCHOOL ACTIVITIES . x ft. Q A. V. O. Row 2: G. Jacobsen ley, J. Heyer, R. Krie Kelley, T. Rybisky. SQUARE DANCING AUDIO VISUAL The Square Dance Club was new at M. A. this year, and the students were really enthusiastic about it. The Square Dance Club meets in the gym before school in the morning. Their primary purpose is to dance for the fun of dancing, but they have given others enioyment by entertain- ing in the Thanksgiving program and the Junior Vodvil. P. Haugen. Row 5 I L. Lange. Row 3: Mrs. Swanson. Row Cook, W. O'Brien, G. The Audio Visual operators learn how to oper- ate movie proiectors, as well as tape recorders, slide proiectors, amplifiers, and microphones. They learn the various parts of these machines and the test of their skill comes when a machine breaks down. Being able to fix a T. V. or a wire recorder is a real challenge to these students. ln Audio Visual, they not only learn a valuable trade, but they perform a service for the school. Q ev' will QE!! ' ft' Molkenbur, A. Kowalenko J. Leonard. Row I: L. e a . ., 1, gwiii GIRLS' VOCATIONAL Stu dent Council: Row 'l: Lopez, Treas., D. Krueger Vice Pres., B. Fabeck, Pres. N. Charter, Sec. Row B. Benscoter, R. Montez, J Raines, L. Bourgoin, Brant. Row 3: E. McSherry, J. Raasch, P. Brooks, C McDonal, Adv. A. Larson Row 4: C. Henkemeyer, L. Bailkey, S. Moeller, J. Jel Iinek, S. Lenard. dw 15' Y? '77 -5- . GIRLS' VOCATIONAL VOCATIONAL FACULTY: Row 1: Fred Ullrich, Com- mercial Foods: Agnes Lar- son, Principal of Girls' Vo- cational: Catherine Kirk- wood, Related Training and Prac. Nursing: Juanita Beard, Cosmetology. Row 2: Evelyn Hillstrom, Trade Business: Emma Reiland, Cosmetology: Robert Smith, Coordinator: Alberta Quirk, Apparel Arts. 55 , L cE'5' rs. Qu xoffi QYYX Adv. 31 lun X-P55 .. vi NN- C' w.. Second- Ro 9100 Non Kirk' qoff YA' C- 'trees' S' cS-' dv' . Gm-xxeh vevrey' li. Conm HSC 65On' g.: SB ygobixomhf Whether you want to specialize in business or beauty, you can find a course suited for you at Girls Vocational. Cosmetology, Apparel Arts, Com- mercial Foods, Retail Selling, and Trade Business, are some of the courses offered to the students of Girls Vocational. Many of the girls graduate with sufficient skill to practice cosmetology. lf you have ever been strolling past Commercial Foods Class, you know that some- thing is always cooking, and by the end of the ws xc. XJ-Ce C.. uKngehB'lX'eeLJ3.iQ10S-I . 5.1 'Ly vvegq xlxce Yfevosque 1., 5- xlosotue Gxelxtfiil Pies Nl . , S- i Sophomotisz Sengtggs-Nv SCNHK X1 iw' 5. ve ROW -KK. du . P' 7 GIRL S VOCATIONAL CLASSES course, the girls can cook a meal to delight anyone. They do not neglect business training at Girls Voca- tional. ln fact, they teach the girls to be excellent saleswomen and efficient office workers. lf you choose a vocation that calls for knowledge of sewing, and selecting fine material, you will find the class called Apparel Arts most beneficial. Whatever your vocation, you can be sure that Girls Vocational can prepare you for it. mdk. g112'1r...f ,,,, ADVISE 303 Row l: C. McDonald, B. Benscoter. Row 3: Saturnin. Evenson, L. Rosenbush, J Hammurlund, D. Brant, M Conley. Row 2: S. Dogen A. Holt, P. Jents, G. Yeo ger, S. Atchison, C. Hilmo Raduenz, P. March, M. Col lins, V. Wells, S. Lenard Adv. E. Reiland. Row 4 R Herd, L. Bailkey, C, Reidell L. Dubsky, C. Anderson, M ADVISE 419 Row l: S. Lancman, E. An- oya, R. Reicher, S. Riyera, R. Montez, M. Soto. Row 2: P. Dreelan, M. Rusche, B. Staples, K. Church, R. Lang, D. Anderson, P. Evanoff. Row 3: J. Vas- quez, B. Thomas, R. Hand- ler, L. Brisson, S. Fabeck, S. Baker, Adv. Mrs. Quirk. Row 4: P. Barrett, T. Doepner, E. McSherry, K. Knoblach, L. Donaldson, C. Piringer, K. Miles. ADVISE 423 Row I: M. Mix, A. Ander- son, D. Anderson, T. Billy, J. Devine, M. Lamson, G. Unklesbary. Row 2: J. Eg- gert, K. Robertson, C. Le- Blanc, J. Raasch, K. Niel- sen, E. Larson, Adv. C. Kirkwood. Row 3: L. Muder, A. Hane, W. Avdette, R. Hathaway, J. Spillet, R. Desmond, W. Sells. ADVISE 421 Row T: J. Kallin, R. Stream S. Green, S. Wilkerson, J Rath, P. Ellingson, S. Ver Haigh. Row 2: E. Franklin S. Alexander, V. Vasquez J. O'Connor, D. Shafer, S Collins, M. Ullman, J. Par- ker. Row 3: B. Lee, B. Fa- bick, S. Lanoux, S. Dupre K. Wellington, S. Glenna M. Dagen, Adv. J. Deard Row 4: J. Konobeck, A Michaclser, C. Duggan, S Moeller, B. Wooding, K McQuade, Y. Thorston, C Henkimeyer. ADVISE 425 Row l: K. Kieger, P. Mil ler, L. Collins, J. Raines K. Thompson, V. Thompson N. Charter, B. Thyrmes Row 2: L. Bourgoin, P Brooks, G. Copps, G Fischer, A. Hoepfl, A Kruntz, K. Otis, S. Brown Adv. E. Hillslrom. Row 3 C. Kuehn, J. Tride, R. Mc- Donough, D. Krueger, J Jellinek, M. Schmitz, N: Thomas, A. Lopez. l af' QW l GIRL'S VOCATIONAL CLASSES . .-a:.,:2szh,, 'H' 'K . 'M A 1... 3. .W J K 7 af ..,k ,.,-WMI. , ' ff W ss .. .. M. .. . ,, ..,.waff-.gm ev -- :. . ze-:.L.M.,.r.,fr.-,-.wklsisi is-.. gh SPEECH CLUB Row 1: K. Bachmeier, T. Toll, R. Carpenier, S. Coop- er, J. Murray, A. Stoehr, N. Taylor. Row 2: C. Andres, A. Koulouis, S. Steinberg, P. Dreelan, S. Vaughan, P. Olson, S. Hoye. Row 3: C. Gow, J. Lusk, K. Hallsirom, J. Ronning, P. Dreelan, D. Middlecoff. Row 4: R. Johnson, B. Heille, A. Mit- chell, R. Gorvett, R. Ran- som, C. Simmons, B. Duf- resne, Adv. Miss Casebolt. .Ei ywff DIVERSIONAL DRAMATICS 1 X 'MS S-1 'Q . ? W5 K so fs Ln :1 U 'T I II H .R RX, -nl' I is-'Riff ,,.v , xi .. . I L. 3 P W It 4 V ' . fi Emi 1 xiq' :'-: -- A . ,,.. , K 1, i V ...W . s K W ,M V V he MH STAFF G. Janisch, Adv., R. Munns, oo, Adv., P. Andert, J. Webber, C. Vitous, P. Hoemke, A. Amolins, P. Dreelan, XX . ...., ? E Mia? SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS . ECHOLOGUES . . . This year the Journalism Department introduced a new publication, Echologues, which is a creative writing magazine. Echologues, edited by Ausma Amolins, en- courages students, who have the desire and abil- ity, to do creative writing. COGWHEEL . . . This year we welcomed back the Cogwheel. Vaira Haase did an outstanding job as editor and standing by with ideas and aspirations was asso- ciate editor Dick Maloney. With reporters dashing this way and that, and editors looking rather confused, we begin to doubt that they would make the deadline. But through the combined effort ofthe editors and re- porters the paper came out on time and it was a real credit to the Journalism Department. ECHOLOGUES STAFF R. Maloney, J. Cook, P. Andert, M. Menard, Adv., A. Amolins, C. Vitous, V. Haase, R. McCauley, Adv., D. Schneider. COG STAFF Row I: D Bickel, S. Lund, R. Ma Ioney, V. House, R. Ed words, K. Ogden. Row 2 P. Dreelcmn, T. Toll, P. Hou gen, R. Carpenter, P. An dert. Row 3: R. Cooper, M Pesci, B. Koetz, S. Hulvor son, J. Mulinoff, J. Web ber, G. Jonisch, Adv. Q ,f 1 i 1' wr us T A CHOIR: Row l: P. Slab Ier, V. Psaros, M. Bain, G Psaros, D. Cartier. Row 2 C. Kuehn, B. Selby, A Koulburis, M. Jensen, J Spipes, D. Johnson, C Wright. Row 3: J. Webber, V. Hanson, N. Miller, S Foster, M. Moscnogianis K. Thompson. Row 4: J Ronning, D. Johnson, G Gnelz, A. Coleman, G Wells, D. Ross, E. Wallace -qvr ..- B CHOIR: Row 1: J. Thomp- son, C. Bolduan, M. Smith I. Gomez, J. Carle, N Raines, C. Tallman, M Walsh. Row 2: J. Cooper S. Mahoney, M. Jessen, K Morris, L. Kuhn, S. Brown S. Triemert. Row 3: E. Mar- eanlelli, L. Morgan, J Case, T. Fick, B. Kahman M. Reichow, S. Jackson Row 4: M. Meyer, J. Fre- chelle, R. Dahlslrom, R Kirchoff, K, Spelen, R Bach, B. Price. f any eff f -1-mmf.. - f-New -f . . . CHOIR If, at Christmas time, you begin to imagine that you hear Christmas Carols in the halls, you may be sure it is not your imagination. The music you hear is the voice of our choir. These same voices can be heard in hospitals, bringing cheer to bed- ridden people at Christmas. Beside their talent for Christmas Carols, our choir has given con- A CHOIR: Row I: M. Web er, M. Fremont, K. Olson D. Clauson, E. Cater, Adv M. Rusch. Row 2: C. Ker- Qef, C. Andres, M. Giesel B. Kuehn, I.. Lange, M Bednarek. Row 3: F. Hasel. tine, F. Fulton, Y. Clemet- son, C. Henthorne, F. Ma- jor, D. Spreeman. Row 4 C. Simmons, K. Reed, A Jones, K. Wells, K. DeLong, certs and blended voices for our assemblies. B. Holt. . MUSICAL TRAINING . .... BAND Good things come in little packages or at least in small numbers. This could well apply to our band. Although our band is small, they lend mor- ale to our players at sports events and they make our assemblies complete. These students have put a lot of effort into making our band a real suc- cess and that is exactly what they have succeeded in doing. BAND: Row I: T. Hubler, S. Menssen, J. Clark, K. Schwabel, S. Tcpp, T. Paw- elee, K. Lessner, J. Schultz, C. Barklind, B. Lomgen, Adv., Mr. Von Hoff. 64 Homecoming game, then the dance Prepare for Sno-day, in advance Clubs to join, things to do Skating parties, and hayrides too. Then the J.S. is in sight The girls are sweet, the boys polite The fun is over, the year is through The memories, are all too tew. fig 65 HOMECOMING . . fff , X 'K X Abi Ft stun MR Nuns T0 ,ff .1959 ties at M. A. began wit the coronation of our Kin and Queen, and continue with a parade throug Our homecoming festivi- h 9 d h downtown St. Paul. After the parade, the students scattered to make preparation for the big game of the season. We won over Central 7-13. The victory dance after the game was a perfect 'finish for a perfect homecoming f , 'X 1555? If ff' ,1 J? , . f i A Lp I 4 r 'aft W 33 ! Y Y I K Q A 1 5 r Qs. 0 , W A m is-fQ i . :K E 5 I-5, ' ' i Quee V K i Ki A irre and Karen Hallstrom. ' 'fincesses Margaret gu iinces Ralph Glass and Gary Hartman. Prime Minister Michae fix , L A 1 ,' 2 i i s P f I rincesses Barbara Moe and b Heille and Princes Ro ertf- ,gw .W ,VX ' u f A hw LW I V fsf. ' , 4. , 1. . ., as ,az 43, Bette Baldwim sandy Lund Karen K1.ie1mchmidtsPat G1EUCiGHIT'1iTlg Dale Tripleiit John Camerf m!RQm Ton- in W Eugene Kominbcacll A SNO-DAY fn' igis. 5 s K ,M My 1959 I Diane l I ff ,,f xxx ,S yr' King John Keiler Queen Diane Johnson Prime Minister Princess Darlene Princess Pat Princess Vusk Prince Del Prince Joss: Princw ., 5 :rv Bch A gg Q A ,M f A E X -,V 2 E QF , V ' qi K K W N I Q S... 'N .gq - I L x . L t s. X f Marlene Cunnlngham Kathy Hansel Sophomore Prince- Jack Hauge .n Jerry Rathbauer .- , ' X... I e 'L 5: vii Freshman Princess- M R056 CQDHQQLY . f ,,- 2, ,- . T193 Stabluh l 5 Freshman PI1HCG Marfv Ualsb 'f gag Sophomore Princess Pat Dreelan Ray Fleming T1-L: sqm ' 'in ll is pm' 1, K ns G s i JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 1 f 1 'S 1 ' E - 4, 7, Y i g'77' '3 958 Some Enchanted Evening , is the night of the Junior Senior Prom. This is a night of white dinner iackets, laughter, pastel formals, and flowers. The prom is the highlight of the school year 'for the upper classmen. A highlight that leaves the seniors with wonderful memories and the iun- iors with an anticipation for next year and an- other Enchanted Evening. i il its 1 'lx if ' r + H 'WEA ,M W., i f ,L 91, S 'S' 44 ,was 5 'll H fi .,1!.m.,i, in. Ei1..u.,3.f.aif11g-, A fa x 5 ik, W S QSM M 552' 2 xwwwiw 'K Activities fx? Around School .L-Q KA. M- ' k lu- Q, I E-xi 25,4 Wxgjfqg, K Qu. K Z? X ,y I A it W 1 4:5 Q IK 5 Q ,. 'Wm 5- iv 0 A MM?1aE 5 X KERMIE lu 5 PATSY ,P BILLY J'DX SANDY MAKE MINE MAPLE ,,CORNERSm ,,3 COP MAGGIE SAMMY in cooK1E in , , ff' K 1 gm ' . ' A E' P A 1. wg I l i . .A lv yn V v A ' MGM in BUNDLE OF JOY? ' WP Q. Pow MANY CARA'!'S? HJUNPLE JOH 'OM AMD JUDY in f..1gQx S is 4 JUNE if QBKRDTHERLY LGVEHMAKING EYES AT ME , COULD BE ii I ROHM in CAROLYN in Q K d V gr , 5 5 , Z .A' E' PM I ,,g ,,, 2 T H E N . . . BELL Eo:c'roM gf Q ,,.: ig , ii gl I- . ag? HIMMPQMWH E mia E in PAUL in xx L .. ,:... yA L b W A ' W 5 HLES CURLSYI L , -g' A-ND RICKY!! ln. kr A Q' DB PA Sig . A M, P R , N f .Q S T in WHO. ME? BARBIE LE NNY Ext ' LAss1E CAME HOME 'DANNY , NUMBER ONE sm PATRICK ln THE DAHLSTROM KI! -'f 4 ? if ' .Q-1 MP2 f F 'Y A igpfv A Q 3 I 111 y H'fifT:iQE FIGHTING 3 I QUQEMKESH THE LITTLE RASCA PEGGY BETTY 'Mu 0-ra-...Mm u b.. iam g,,vv ...ff W- s-W f 'rw' my gi ws? ,fu X, Wm .W ie? is f vi: :px Jil L f .wg 2 ,sk .,:-'T ien Kma- ::,sfa ,,, f:j?1 L.-if 4 .Sei?i5v 'Ei-':,ivlK . , fy.,, f--,, I -,W 21,L , xx' -, 'Sim , E Rx .W Q:-4 ,,'esfQ, A, .. .mi A24 1, X3 8 ff iiwfv i . S .P L , ? 'f ,W gy R X ?iQN:,,:k , M -f.z2 ,:iw, ,, SN '1 h 1 - ,J iff- - ' 4' P Q fl ii QQ 'L what 31, se Ru? sv Gun Ho wK-.,,,. 'YTQ QQ. or nam 1,0 . W ,4 v- I I Y mummy donv tmld mean . 2 , ,ew 4 , 4 Pm,x ,dlp :.,, K I i n M' 4' .7 gm ig L I. 1.9. , mL-- x L A ' fa' . Jw wif fxviwkiif 4 Zia ,gm N 'M X A if M. K3 M g , XX vu' iff ' X I fy ,ri xg . 3 I' , , f .law . ssstll G . fa , . 5 h lx 44 .1 1,3- Y L ,A 5 Q 'fi A-fi iff 4f f ,M is , RTR ,ff ff arf 'Y 1 711 f , f g ' e w .. . ,., , DLE? mmm ,Ah Q W q 1 A W B W 1, an-, X x rfmwood h fy., Vick ,rs Triangle 3 WI 42 wg -fgggii S 5 4 2 5 x X L. 5. xX, Hchdrgel :lt iff' - 'fx ,-fi , inn ' 1-. y Q5 L QW Y' W f , M , Q. -.m::1fa:4g M :ff X -54 ,ff ucfm 1, W, ,i4, , Omen c.Two..., H as N K+,- ,,L, A W ffm? V . 7 KM: E g fi fi n i 1 , 1,-fr. A H f f Z.: k -' . f , '4 L A ' L ' 'L-', ,,,,A,,, A ' 'lkk ,Wu 4 80 The urge to play, the spirit that wins, The crowd applauds, the game begins. The game is tied, the going is rough, To win this game, will sure be tough. But true to form, our boys scored, The game was won, the crowd roared Ability had won the game, And sportsmanship had brought us ta me 82 L+, L, M AWARD . . Traditionally, the Mechanic Arts M Club, oldest letter club in the nation, presents an award to the ' student who attains the highest athletic and scholas- tic record for his four years at Mechanics. This year's ,Jul award went to Bob Heille and Kermit Ogden. In recognition for his contributions during his coaching years at Mechanics, Mr. Frank O'Rourke was also presented with an award. 'Q ar-' FRANUS BW it All c' GARRETT b All ctw Foo' 0 Y Football . ff ,.4 , X ,S if i - K as A FOOTBALL: Row l: J. Spires, R. Smaller, E. Kcnabeck, R. Pruden, F. Boerion, J. Heille, R. Wll ms B Plcht J Sto Row 2: J. Pranke, J. Englevick, G. Hartman, B. Heille, P. Minihon, R. Duran, R. Mitchell, R. Glass L Scholmer Row F, O'Rourke, Coach, D. Schneider, R. Nelson, W. McCabe, R. Toensing, T, Hubler, J. Zolazur, C Adams Coach Row 4 U. Liepins, R. Garret, J. Schultz, A. Mitchell, M. Mauritis, F. Ransom, L. Ogden. A SQUAD CONFERENCE SCORES Opp M.A. Opp. Johnson .. .. O -I9 Murray . 13 13 Humboldt .. . .20 -6 Central . 6 12 Monore . . .19 -O Harding .. 27 O Wilson , . . 6 -32 B FOOTBALL: Row I: G. Abernathy, G. Bye, D. Krueger, J, Schneider, F. Zambrano, J. Zalozar, R. Pranke, Manager Row 2: S. Ward, D. Ferguson, R. Ransom, N. Davis, D. Wederoth, J. Toensing, J. Kuefler, Coach. Row 3: B. Murphy, D Darby, B. Krieg, M. Hoemke, R. Giese, J. Cramer. Row 4: D. Swenson, M. Mulinoff, L. Gardner, D. Mitchell, D. Kuehn R. Domagala, R. Nutz. 35' A - .. ' , ' ff ff? ,L I 3 A ,. , Kg , . ..... .EE 6 5 ' .. i' t J .. lt 41: 5 il iii ,lf J 47 S3 llifiiii .W . ' , . J , il' 7 . 'W LA, A 3 A A' ISI QE 569 53570-E rs ' :...eal . S TRAINER FOOTBALL HAS UPS AND DOWNS My ff .gym Mechanic Arts football for '58 was one long series of surprises, as the Trainers, plagued by injuries during the entire sea- son, came up with the necessary out- standing performances to roll to a season record of three wins, three losses and one tie. Sparked by the grim determination of the linemen and the outstanding plays of a few uniniured backs, the gridmen were able to upset highly-rated Central in the dual Homecoming. A goal line stand on the two yard line which stopped four successive attempts of the Minutemen, was a lasting commentary on the defen- sive strength of the Trainers. Center Francis Boerian and end Roscoe Garrett, both seniors, secured berths on the All-City team for their efforts. Guard Ray Duran, a senior as well as tackle Maurice Mauritis and end Larry Ogden, both iuniors, received honorable mention. M. A. - 19 Johnson - O M. A. - 32 Wilson - 6 At left, Mr. Biff Adams, line coach, voted President of the St. Paul Coaches Club. At right, Mr, Frank O'Rourke, head mentor, retiring after 32 years of coaching. SEASON RECORD M.A.-6 M.A.-12 M.A.-13 Humboldt - 20 Central - 6 Murray - l3 M. A. - O M. A. - O Harding - 26 Monroe - l9 S t QUINT TAKES SECOND PLACE The hightlying team, consisting nized talent in th to a highly regar six and losing on M. A. downed making excellent fense and relying ing attempts. ,. rf' , .1,sfflff52:iJ.fi'sft,5?':3i'-Elf: 5 wifi . f:Qs1s:iU:fE ' ,.,xw-wi:E'55gf3fg35fffs?,5avf57gQ1f . . . .Aww .E ' -.iffltqw e . V . K K 'diggs -- - W' E . .. 2 is 'l .LVTS--3 42?-,:Z7'::1 F-JE-Wxifei, ., ,, , W, Wwtsmu1a1fsfmz2lz,. . H . ' -' I - ,. if.. . 235192451 .fiiifgffi IV-':?f'.,' Y .ri ' :fin ai? - W . b s...... 4 W :1.z,,Qmez,1' .- QR! it JA K fwf1?i-i'.. ' ' K - 1 . . H if-' '-9 5 .X , .... V . . j -W.iE.me, 7' .. , li 5'5?157fx'ii'.fi3?l'l'zf: fee Mm -- W- V:f5ga.f.Q.aws1,.,E W My 5 naxuunniiiiifb naauxasnnsnuun-as uwwnnmexneugasp nussracsuav y f yqannnqlaunm i s-znnnmmn-soma ' .. lk, , L- in I n usa af U 4 J 1' 'l 'l , ann-xanax Sllitlila , , 5 Bl3nQi :wilful -z: sf1' . ,wr A 3 H 5 3 3 . if f -fE- ..,.- E 5 . , 5, ,I - - f M, A KQBGBNQ -iw nlammums- Yswsxwzmnez., an lags: M3331 5' mmf- N wwf i..1Qsi2fb'L Yay 58-59 Trainer basketball of some of the finest recog e conference battled its way ded second place by winning ly two its first three toes handlly use of the man to man de on carefully generalled scor E .i Ei ,. . .,.,. .i 5. Eikml PAUL HEll. kj -.ffsi5iir'ir:,,4 E, ,, by ,nag fm if nusumwa Q , .,,, epm menu :sax 3 safptulxnl -fi kgsxwmesv, 'P 4 41. 1 in an nm me w ,rv . x mnnnxgwwzk g Q K '-ggsszggggg For wa rd i. , 1. it 45.11 1 . fr l , ,.,,.. it i ?qz9m . q:i ?.f -11 ,ifgfgy-ffziffi E - 1 ,,. . ...,,,fn-4:1-My --. rw. ez - .f . 'Fl' KM f 'sir--.W , ,,,,,,1 W-E m er, was it wp' L' E f 'Y' 3 l if f ' W 5 E 't- it r Q, K 4 Q E54 w Q af .W E ni if 6' .Q Ei I 4, x W in 14,35 Ns wl B kwa x N33 Ef- : Ki A .6 it E V wg: 5 i s Ea ,. rt , A , uv 1 . E gg.. 1 get - 45,gig:.zfEz '5i ' m e 2 yew- , .W . ,.A.,,c,.,KW wf?1xS'.zs':', E A fglgmris .irwr ,. il ' ffwf: ':- :zu ,Tsvf--mwsinf - sm .. ,. is . f, f-.f H 1 Q,-ew.,-tm .fm ff1:mmw15r .11 l xmttr i Q .ww iff--5zFE5271S1s2f igijqiitilftfzf.: ,. ,, , f vw.-Vw . ROSCO GARRET Center -Hs In, ,H 1.1 Equipped with an outstanding offense, in- cluding All-city winners Larry Ogden and Ros- coe Garrett as well as honorable mentioned Paul Heil and Allan Mitchell, the bucketmen bowed lust twice, losing to Humboldt 50-45 and dropping a raging contest in overtime to champion Central 46-42. In the District l5 play offs, the Trainers de- feated Johnson and Harding before seeking revenge against Central in the final game. A hard-fought contest, however, found the Min- utemen victorious 50-32. . si, ,,,,rr s,,,.,sLM,isssi,M,s I il i up ,rss ' ,W , ia iiiiii . , I 1 i , , ss, t ,t l M 23' , ,,m we .-air' w,,,,q,a AL MITCHEL Forward LARRY OGDEN Forward and Center f' ,. . ' ' V f.: .fe A , J r- gc it g , , ,fp by-WI . , L , , f f, -fA. 1: W , . L 1 are f r '1- i 'S X - V 1 JST V ,,,, 1-.F L s'-- gg , 'K L 'tr 1 f t: ' ..l . , Qi - .Y 5 tyr, L, g , Q5 ' me :will , , ,lllll 1 lllll is lllll ig :alll Q I ' I I ann new .ww ,A ,., ,. L A V :T-3.5! ,, , r in K 4 , il 1 t ? . -1 F Isl!! A I - gr , X Ziyi, I ' . I . , M-if : eg- Q an ,359 , -,, 3 fl g K, 1 ,,,,,r,g,,. ., '54 3 ,gf S yr r , t S, - 5 xlgffi :Ffh I V. , f t , , g I we L A M' '+ , .,..... BOB OLSON Guard -Q, 5' Johnson Wilson . Monroe Humboldt B BASKETBALL Row 1: R. Ransom, D. Darby, F. Major, D. Krueger. Row 2: R. Selbitschka, M. Steele, A. Coleman, D. Mitchell, E. Pru- den, Coach Mr. Welsh. 9 is A BASKETBALL Row l: J. Cook, Manager, B, Murphy, Manager, B. Olsen, R. Duran, D. Bickel. Row 2: P. Heil, A. Green, K. Ogden, P. Minehan, B. Mitchell. Row 3 J. Schultz, A. Mitchell, R. Gar- rett, L. Ogden, T. Vann, Coach M. Schultz. A SQUAD CONFERENCE SCORES HAH OPP ...43 ...38 ...30 ...5l SQUAD CONFERENCE SCORES M.A. -50 -49 -53 -45 ' 3 Murray . . . Washington Central . . . Harding .. Opp 36 48 46 34 ip. X aw M.A. l -48 -57 -42 -44 l 'J MQ? A HOCKEY Row 'l: J. Novy, J. Brodrick D. Meron, M. Hoemke, E. Mc- Cumber. Row 2: T. Jacobski J. Romero, T. Evans, B. Ostoff D. l.ambert. Row 3: R. Toen sing, D. Muehlstedt, G. Swan son, J. Keller, J. Romero, Coach Mr. Adams. Pucksters Lose Conference Tilts . . . The trainer six were unlucky enough to finish the season with an O-8 record, as they lacked the team- work to upset their conference rivals on the Audi- torium ice. Starting off against a well-trained Hard- ing sextet and then moving against powerhouse Johnson, the Trainers had two defeats against them before they had time to organize. After that it was cn long procession of defeats -in which their op- ponents, however poor, were blessed with scoring opportunities that they would not pass up. On the brighter side Jesse Romero, who kept alive the Trainer chances with his timely tallies in close games, was awarded honorable mention. Brighter still was the nonconference success story, which saw the ice- men defeat such nemeses as Mahtomedi, St. Paul Park, and Edison. . . f Y .v V . i A J ,L B HockEY . in A 4, ' 4 , Z X, Row l: C. Kingswan, J. Houge, s T f 4 ' f - 'N J,s'k,s.B k ,ec b. 'ii tif? i I i -fliii . Rowolztj N. Kijfifeii, D. size:- it .dw 4 V i ,. A r . H . son, J. Cramer, G. Bye, J. fi Schmidt, Coach Mr. Kranz. Row V 'V 3: J. Heyer, M. Schneider, G. 'rags I t ' Wi Youker, D. Juelich, J. Zalazar. af YK df I v SE S v V 'J NCQ, , , 41, fl' is i Top L, to R: D. Lambert, Infield, Jesse Romero, Third Base: Joe Romero, Outfieldg P. Heil, First Bose. Bottom L. to R: K. Ogden, Center: T. Jocoboski, Pitcher, B. Olsen, Second Base, T. Vcnn, Infield. ffk 5? t I I X - A HQ -'f'f-7 ::1o'I f .1 --- J . ' - .. - ' N . N . ? -- -Q X 'I ' 1 Q 'Zi' W- i as an A N X... Z6 ! A A The '59 diamond squad, which boasts six returning lettermen, can be counted on for fine team spirit as well as a series of standout individual performances. Led by the talented iunior hurlers, Larry Ogden and Tom Jacoboski, the letter winners include: infielders, Darrell Lambert, Jesse Romero, and Bob Olsen, and center fielder, Kermit Ogden. With only a week of practice before the April 6th nonconference opener against Minneapolis Pat- . 5-CHU! rg C , ouch rick Henry, the Trainers will be hard put to develop their proper early-season form. However, the team play promises to be excellent, since many ofthe boys have played together for years, especially in Legion competition. Kerm Ogden, top-notch senior fly-chaser, will be topping off his M. A. sports career with a contribu- tion to the '59 baseball team. OGDEN and JACOBOSKI, LEAD M.A. DIAMOND SQUAD f f ,C 4 if X ' Z A L J 5 I I C ggi Jehu F- Rvlw x KQV kay., m S 1' f 5 K hor Sfop Q ,C Es-K - I ' I C Y A -.-1:-1 PJ!--1 ., K - '54 , HA si KRT APPARATUS Row I: R. Galvin, H. Spies,,D. Lazdins, R. Smaller, J. Knowlton, F. Zambrano, Manager R Pranke Row 2 1 Meyer, L. Leslie, E. Konobeck, J. Born, D. Thompson, G. Flemino, Advisor Mr. Brill. ROW 3 G D d R K I R Desmond, M. Pesci, B. Kulkey, J, Heille. Row 4: J. Reed, J. Pranke, G. Hartmon - Ca tain R Glass B Niven B Heille, R. Forga. 92 i Apparatus Men Reach Top Form After a grueling season of practice meets and top- flight competitions, the '58 -'59 apparatus team had a series of amazing achieve- ments ta its credit. With Mr. Dave Brill as their mentor, the gymnasts gained the necessary form to win second place in the city meet and second in the region. Gary Hartmon and Dick Knowlton were masters of the high bar in the ad- vanced lBl class, while John Heille and Dick Forga were prominent intermedi- ate gymnasts. Harold Spies was a promising beginner. Experienced participants on the parallet bars were Bob Desmond, Gary Hart- mon and Gary Flemino. John Heille was tops in the intermediate class and Bob Desmond was the best beginner. In side-horse competi- tion, Ralph Glass and Bob Desmond were the leaders. The mats were domin- ated by Hartmon,' Flemino, and Knowlton in the up- per division, and by John Heille in the intermediate class. ln the state apparatus meet, Gary Hartmon was outstanding, placing sec- ond on the high bar and tieing for second on the mats. Flemino tied for third on the mats. nv-3 CROSS COUNTRY M. Pesci, B. Desmond, J. Coo G. Youker, Coach Mr. Brill. The seven-man cross-country team of '58, a hard running and well prac- ticed squad under the direction of Mr. Brill, 'Finished seventh in the city meet and fifteenth in the regional. While the Trainers had plenty of spirit, a chief disadvantage was the fact that they were forced to pit their entire membership against the select groups TRACK Row 1: R. Williams, J. Heille, Konobeck, R. Smaller, R. Desmond. Row 2: C. Hall, B. Mitchell, J Pranke, J, Cook, R. Glass, Row 3 B. Heille, L. Hunter, A. Mitchell R. Garrett, E. Johnson. . . . CROSS COUNTRY of six or seven from much larger teams. Captain of the team and only letter- winner was senior Bob Desmond. Sen- iors John Cook and Bob Murphy also deserve to be commended, for theirs was an all-out effort. Others on the team were Bruce Osthoff, Mike Pesci, and Ron Hicks, all iuniors, and Ron Youker, freshman. F., Q V'-if 'ff P 'ff' X if -vf if fl vi' wc' W' s .A Mi, 5,7 ,- g i 4kV-y -fm iv V . 'Qi K R Ai 1 -x i 1 ii W Q ? , QM. - ' -' ' 'P' iv ia Qfefai-Lcxe nd, ' J L M3 f pig , 'SH5,,gma,iJgi TENNIS Row 1: H. Spies, P. Cor ney, D. Bickel, Coach Mr. RiFLE TEAM Row iz B. Longen. Row 2: R, Hicks, H. Guertin, Runge Officer, L. Nelson, Secre- tory-Trecsurer, R. Nuiz. Row 3: U. Liepins, Presi- dent, H. Sputes, Vice Presi- dent. Kuefler. Row 2: B. Murphy, D. Schneider, B. Norden, R Lucyk, G. Jacobsen. ,nn GOLF Row i: D, Johnson, T. Ev- ons, D. Lyons. Row 2: R. Duran, W. Frelix, W. Mc- Cabe, Coach Mr. Welsch. INTRAMURAL BOWLING Row 1: L. Peterson, D Huesman, K. Hensel, D Clauson, J. Hislop. Row 2 R. Nutz, J. Cramer, D Dion, P. Guetzkow, G Abernathy. Row 3: D. Mur phy, B. Cook, B. Kulkey, B Krieg, D. Clemens. Row 4 D. Ness, B. McNeely, D Schmitz, B. Novak, R. Peter- son. A wide variety of sports and recreational activities was offered the student body throughout the year, as the intramural program, headed by Mr. Welsch, continued to satisfy the extracurricular needs of M. A. students. The Bowling League, under the dir- ection of Mr. Hislop, which met every Tuesday night at Harkins Lanes, consisted of forty-eight registered members of a national youth organization. Intra- mural basketball, in the form of a single elimination tournament, found rabid support from the various . . . INTRAMURAL SPORTS homerooms. The popular Tuesday editions of Sports Nite, which had an average attendance of nearly one hundred M. A. gym enthusiasts, tended to weld student support for the intramural program. Boys and girls alike were treated to three hours of basket- ball, volleyball, ping-pong, apparatus, tumbling and trampoline as well as a session of dancing. Mr. Wright's Rifle Club, made up of members of the National Rifle Association, met twice weekly for shooting instruction and range firing. INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Row 1: Mr. Hislop, Sports Nite-Bowling, Mrs. Swan- son, Girls, Mr. Welsch, Dir- ector. Row 2: Mr. Rein, Sports Nite, Gerry Fischer, Girls Sports Nite, Bob Mc- Neely, Bowling, Jerry Cra- mer, Boys Sports Nite, Ruse sell Nutz, Rifle. SENIOR BOYS' M CLUB Row l: F. Boerian, Treas- urer, M. Dupre, B. Murray, P. Carney, J. Cook, R. Dur- an, D. Johnson, E. Kono- beck. Row 2: R. Williams, D. Muehlstedt, R. Toensing, Secretary, D. Krieg, J. Kel- ler, D. Schneider, R. Glass, Vice-President, D. Lyons, D. Knowlton. Row 3: J. Cam- eron, G. Jacobsen, G. Hart- mon, B. Heille, President, C. Simmons, E. Myles, T. Hubler, J. O'Rourke. Row 4: B. Murphy, R. Lucyk, K. Ogden, A. Mitchell, R. Garrett, F. Ransom, J. Zal- azar, L. Hunter, C. Hall. GIRLS' M CLUB Row l: G. Lancette, J. Park, l. Strom, P. Pawlak, T. Toll. Row 2: M. Aguirre, J. Larson, J. Malinoff, A. Koulouris. Row 3: K. Hall- strom, C. Gow, M. Ander- son, M. McGann, F. Fulton. , S N we l JUNIOR BOYS' M CLUB Row l: J. Heille, D. Bickel, R. Smaller, C. Flemino, H. Spies. Row 2: T. Jacoboski, D. Palmer, B. Olsen, D. Lambert, B. Osthoff. Row 3: P. Minehan, L. Schem- mer, L. Ogden, M. Mauri- tis, B. Nelson, B. McCabe. Row 4: U. Liepins, B. Mit- chell, B. Bye, J. Romero, J. Engevik. G. A. A. BOARD Row l: President, A. Koul- ouris, Secretary, M. Weida, Vice-President, M. Aguirre, Treasurer, D. Culbertson. Row 2: G. Fischer, P. Dree- lan, P. Dreelan, C. Psoros T, Stasiuk, S. Jackson. ,I X17 it , -, ff wt Fl j Q Q if G. A. A. Row l: K. Frechette, J. Park, J. Fredrich, F. Moulin, C. Griggs, J. Carb, P. Con nelly, B. Raines, J. Peck, T Stasiuk, V. Thompson, T Toll, P. Haugen. Row 2: A Schulz, M. Longlin, C. Kie men, A. Perlowski, D. Rude S, Tapp, S. Nelson, J. Dion J. Spiess, J. Wisniewski, M Rusche, S, Connelly, G Psaros, G. Lancette. Row 3 M. Rieck, S. Ridell, K Tallman, I. Baermann, Cromey, C. Semlak, Weida, Secretary, D. Cul bertson, Treasurer, Lange, E. Pitmon, J. Po fuss, J. Colon, G. Manke Row 4: R. Graham, F. Ful ton, S. Krueger, K. Juelich J. LeTourneau, C. Hempel D. Krueger, R. Herd, J Reed, J. Cadmus, J. Mc Closkey, M. Trantanella, C. Henkemeyer, S. lanoux. Q 1 iii M QS 1' G. A. A. Row l: E. Nagahashi, C. Hamerlind, K. Thompson, P. Dreelan, D. Petry, J. Raines, K. Hensel, D. Clau- son, J. Roth, P. Miller, P. Ellingson, A. Carpenter. Row 2: M. Aguirre, Vice- President, J. Knutson, S. Vaughan, D. Peterson, F. Austin, S. Fabech, V. Vas- quez, P. Dreelan, S. Trie- mert, J. Thompson, R. Lang, D. Scott, C. Senty. Row 3: D. Dian, C. Piringer, J. Malinoff, F. Williamson, D. Strobel, K. Wellington, S. Dupre, G. Pichler, B. Holly, B. Dahlby, J. Larson, A. Koulouris, President. Row 4: G. Fischer, S. Jackson, S. Decker, K. Hallstrom, C. Gow, J. Hubler, M. Ander- son, J. Jellinek, J. Haver, P. Gerlen, S. Hoye, R. Ol- son, S. Bickford. 'Q : M M Row 1: P. Haugen V V.. 5 -li -'Rik CHEERLEADERS Row l: P. Haugen, T. Toll Row 2: V. Thompson, M Aguirre, Captain, J, Knut- son. Row 3: G. Lancette P. Dreelan, J. Larson, A Koulouris. PEP CLUB 1 fx rl' l Zi, l nuuNE'lES Xe L kne- Stee ' .J W li 'E..... P. MW: .. hrlns' D' Sodefglen-Iexas. Wm. Smith. 25:6 5. SPle5s' ,'M. MC 'vas- 'kiw-.,'m:eQ:h-'eg' I C, 'U mon. ' T-ueT1osenbU5lhXr5l Swilnsou' - ' Bic - Connegwb Strobehit' Wei. R W I V her' ' i. ,Zrdl G. glscculbertsonr C. ' tofh ' Cr0meY' . lglirmann' C' mm. Row A' D. Ko S. Krue- Semlakle F' Fulton' Rcdcnt, S' Hoi, t'luble 5NlJecker, gel' tzkowr ' F. Wll' P. Que R Olson, Raduenz' l liamson' -0 'Qs ww ,. 42 ' ., :lx Q15 , .Q f , . ' '- ,. Sig A 1 if gy gg M H, g g . , 'i -. 7 ,J , . is 'W' - QQ .228 ,, ,. KW! D - - ' 'X' ..' V Q M M . A ' . . Q.. v :Svc HAY: W to . ' 4 N Q iff ' K .-...ffl 1 . V MSA ,..1, 1' f Y A : sg J V :i W. - qi, is i WM fs! I Mi W 3 so . . K ,smxVm.,:.w 'X s.: '17, -1 U . l r, ,Q-.,,. 3,4 fl, K, lr? ,Q I leg -serv :avi A of J ff yi? 4 wg 49. U: aw 'W M ,si : gmglll J I x ll' 5 I U Wiz M A H xii- 8 il 749, 13339 . . 'sf ,F 0 ISA A P 'LLL 'if W' C . Q l 'if 1' 72 wife.. .- P - -f Thompson, G. Lancette, P Dreelan, M. Aguirre, J. Lar son, A. Koulouris, J. Knut- son, T. Toll. Row 2: S Triemert, A. Perlowski, E Nagahashi, E. Benson, S Murray, D. Scott, P. Dree: lan, J. Carle, J. Rath, G Psarovs, G. Unklesbay, J. Peck', T. Stasiuk, P. Elling- son, C. Cook. Row 3: J. Thompson, S. Fabeck, D. Petry, K. Quigley, S. Nel- son, D. Peterson, S. Vaughan, President, L. Lange, C. O'Neil, M. Rusche, K. Madsen, J. Hen- ry, G. Manke, K. Morris. Row 4: D, Castell, J. Raasch, J. Petterssen, K. Wellington, D. Kingler, S. Ridell, M. Rieck, B. Funari, S, Mahoney, J. Gaskins, M. Jessen, J. Polsfuss, D. Mac- key. Row 5: D. Lundquist, S. Foster, S. Decker, J. Cadmus, Y. Clemetson, K. Juelich, J. Reed, J. Hubler. J. Hauer, P. Gerten, C. Triplett, M. Moschoginnis, J. McCloskey, S. Dupre, D. Culbertson. MAJORETTES AND FLAG TWIRLERS Row 1: J. LeTourneau D Krueger, G. Pichler. Row 2: A. Carpenter, K. Frechei ie, J. Jellinek, K. Thom son. 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