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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

MECHANIC ARTS HIGH SCHOOL Saint Paul . . . Minnesota M X f. qi A vi ' ...4 1 4 'vw ' ' fs, 1 Q, I , 11m- -4. 1-W.. TT' fx if HHH! L. FE' TS KI F' ,H I . ,. f www, I as 'x sal tif? ' Naam inhuman: STAFF . EDITOR IN CHIEF ....... ASSOCIATE EDITOR ..... SCHOOL LIFE EDITORS SPORTS EDITOR ....... PHOTOGRAPHERS ...... Karen Scbwabel Patricia Dreelan . Annette Smitb, Ianelle Campbell Miebael Hoemke . Robert Hensel, Daniel Ernst BUSINESS STAFF .......... Martin Walsh, Rutb Coulter, ADVISORS ..... Lorrie Knebans Mr. George Ianisfb, Mr. Robert Munns CONTENTS . Dediration Seniors Faculty Classes Sports Srbool Life .A.,.,...Page 4 Page 6 .........Page 24 .........Page 28 ...,...e.Page 64 ,.,...W.Page 86 DEDICATIO . . . t s 'V ,'f I'3M, K' t f ft . ' ' ' 'W wax 4 . f . t ', ':Z .5u. g: .-at. - f A if7 vff f f f, af'f Thank you, Miss Casebolt. Thank you for allowing us to know you. We observe your enthusiasm for life, and we become aware of out own possibilities. Thank you for tolerating our errors and deficiencies and then, for allowing us to hope - for giving ': ffm.. gn us courage to learn and to seek the truth. We have recognized in you the charm, the wit - the qualities that make you human -- and that make us aspire. And so we take this page in dedication for inspiration. ADMIN ISTRATORS MR. SIMMER MR. PETERSON All human institutions are great or insignificant because of those who lead. The nation is great because of its leaders, the city is great because of its leaders, and the school is great because of its leaders. Our administrators Mr. Simmer and Mr. Peterson have been good leaders. Their wisdom in setting the mood of our culture, and their in- sistence in establishing the patterns of our future, tempered by their tolerance and patience, have molded our experience. And for this we are grateful. s Gilted memories of promos , . A senior trip . . . Ordering announcements and Being measured for caps and gowns Prologue to that clay Of the omega yet the alpha. Seniors . . . lif' I VV! - JU .M ,W NH QE gif ,I ..l5.s2g'.g..fifw . ,S S? Q3 ...ML ff 2 ' W.. , - I I , ' pg. . . ,iq SENIOR . . . I CLASS OFFICERS F7 ' ., 32. 1. j ' A . I , . L ' Q 4- eff . Rfk ik V I 1 Tif 5' 11 - H 1. A L 1 I K1 mn, ' L? I ,A . .. . ff 5 1. BRODRICK, Prw, Q - f M. 'A f I x X x IJ. NESS, V. Pm. f. f W. KALINOSKI, T.-4 Jfl. f . 14. BALL, Sf 1f-. Q lf. NAGAHASHI. K L Carrey. Ser. 'f L Q' MR. O'ROl'RKli. Clays Azirixor SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES ROW' 1: K. Ball, K. Guetscboff, K. Dufresne, E. Nagulafzsbi, L. Lange, G. Yeager ROIV 2: C, Pirirrger, G. Fixrber, D. Lusk, F. Zambruno, ll . Kulinoxki, IV. Longen ROI! 3: 1. Brodrick, D. Ness, f. Molkenbur, N. Korrlell, F Major gilt an S, I ',,.., 14311 'Q ll, , Y Y . - .Q- The difficulty in life is the choice. Q LI:A 5. W A3 V f b In Q ' dw' ,-:: -B Ref l zzu.. 1 'E 13'-Me 1L3.251r ' V I .i v sieiiiggf p I , J ,ae ., A 733' . -Q' ' . S Q BV1 ? .-:V' waz. 'i , ,' F , V .1 A AFFOLTER, JOHN - ALLEN, CYNTHIA - Cindy - Red Cross, H.R. Gov. ANDERSON, JAMES - jim - Speech Club, Swim- ming, Rifle Club, Boy's M Club BACH, ROGER - BALL, KATHLEEN - Kalby - Stu .Counc., Lib. Staff, F.T.A., jr. Sec., Fresh. Girls County, Girl's State, Sen. Sec. Rep., Y.F.C., BAUER, STEVEN - Sieve - Occ. Rel., B Choir, Fun Nite, Home- coming King BENSON. ESTELLE - Sie!! - Off Staff, Red Cross, Y-Teens, Pep Club, G.A.A., H.R. Gov. ALBRECHT, BARBARA - Barb - Pep Club ANDERSON, DARLENE - Dar - OCC. Rel., Off. Staff, Red Cross, Fun Nite, Pep Club, G.A.A., Ttainettes, Flag Twirler. Gym Leader AUSTIN, FRANCES - Fran - Pep Club BACHMEIER, KATHLEEN - Co Ca Mo - A Choir. Y-Teens, Jr. Rep., Pep Club, Tmincrtes BARNETT. GARY - Bulrb - Bowling, Rifle Club 33 ,'-f .. -.. 45 l p , f , . BOLDMAN, CHARLOTTE - Chuck - B Choir, Girl's Chor- us, jr. Rep., So. Rep. BOYD, LINDA - Speech Club, A Choir, Lib. Staff, Off. Staff, Sr. Rep., H.R. Gov., Fresh. Sno Day Cand. 1 .I 'nl .H Ap'-7 A - 5 L1 ' W... ,Qi jr .lgszg-miie? -jg.: ix ' 1 i 'WW-.Ln 3 Al fs w i as Bah SX 331 MQ Eh W Q I BORASH, DONALD - BRAEKER, WILLIAM - Bill - So. Rep., A Hockey, B Hockey, Baseball, Bowling, Boy's M Club Q4 .IL-.' . - We fit? .154 -on BENSCOTER, .f ...g BARBARA - Occ. Rel., '5 Red Cross, Voc. Stu. ' 'Af Counc., So. Rep., Sr. Rep., Pep Club K h -xygfk l?WRr. arf? 5 BICKFORD, SHARON - ,giiif , wifi Girl's Voc. f , T K. rig, Q 1 BRAVO, LYDIA - Lil - Red Cross, H.R. Gov. Pep Club BRODRICK JOHN - Bmdifh - jf. Rep., so. Treas., A Hockey, B Hockey, Bowling, Boy's M Club fl f .3 A V, ,.,. Mini n j BRESKA, JOANNE - Io - Cog Staff, Lib. Staff, Off. Staff, Red Cross, French Club ' BYE, AGUSTINE - A' Football, B Football, B Hockey, Boy's Club w 517.2 -, .,,, A, W CANEFF, LUCILLF - Lau - Occ. Rel., Speech Club, Stu. Counc., Off. Staff, Red Cross. Con- tact, jr. Rep., G.A.A,, French Club CLAUSON, DIANNE - Di - Occ. Rel., A Choir, Off, Staff. Y- Teens, Fresh, Rep.. Bowl- ing, G.A.A., Fresh, Sno Day Cand., Homecoming Cand. COLLINS. RICHARD - Dirk - Lib. Staff CONNOLLY. IAMES - lim - Occ. Rel. DARBY, DANIEL - Dan - A Football, B Football. B Basketball DOMAGALA, RICHARD - Dirk - Occ. Rel., A Football, B Football, Boy's M Club DREELAN, PATRICIA - I'al Pal - Cog Staff, M Staff, Stu. Counc., jr. Rep., Soph. Off., H. R. Gov., Pep Club, G.A. A-, A Cheerleader Capt., Girl's M Club, Speech Club, Jr. Vod- vil,. Homecoming Cand., Quill and Scroll, So h. no Day Cand., Jr. Sho Day Cancl. CARTIER, DOROTHY - Dotly - A Choir, Girl's Chorus, Train- ettes CLEMMENS, DAVID - Dave - Red Cross, jr. V. Pres., jr. Rep., H.R. Gov.. A Football. Ap- garatus, Swimming, Base- all, Bowling, Boy's M Club, Jr. Sno Day Cand., Homecoming Cand. CONNELLY. SHEILA - She - Cog Staff, Speech Club. Off. Staff, Red Cross, F.T.A., Con- tact, Fun Nite, Fresh. Rep., H.R. Gov., Pep Club. G.A.A., Girl's M Club, Trainettes CRIEGO, WILLIAM - Bill DECKER, SHERRY - Sbarmae - Cog Staff, Speech Club, Stu. Counc. Pres., Off. Staff, Y- Teens, Pep Club, G.A.A., B - Cheerleader, jr. Vodvil, Trainettes, H.R. Capt.. Homecoming Cand., Jr. Achievement DONAHUE, KATHLEEN - Kathy - DUDEN, ARLYS - Red - Lib. Staff, H.R. Gov. 3' fi lb-I M we M 'WI' , E L 4 'wi 'Ne if 53. YZ, V ' 15 . ,V , r 5 Nihsii 4.3 Q... .QAM ,Nev . KW .l .1-.err Chrirlmas is over and ,,,,f Y' H 3 ...aw A . h - .. T , P- - . 555. it . E Vg . N K ,L . ' I, we .ek if .,. 'A dr 4 43' in tiki. X i 'fur' 1 ' Q A nd' x 58 JANE Ngfl - A, .Q Hin., , use -:xv N it A . Business ix Business. 5 x iM! DUFRESNE, EDWARDS, JERALD - KATHLEEN - Kilty - jerry - Boy's Voc., A.V. Speech Club, Stu. Counc., O., Jr. Achievement Off. Staff, Contact, jr. Rep., Sr. Rep., French Club, Jr. Vodvil, Train- ettes ELLINGSON, EVANS, PAULINE - CLAYTON - Bobbie - Occ. Rel.. FAZEKAS, BETTY - FORSBLAD, LE ROY - Chesler - Boy's Voc. FRANKLIN. ELAINE - Occ. Rel., Trainettes GARDELL, MARILYN - Occ. Rel., Contact GARVEY, EUGENE - Gene - Occ. Rel., H.R. Gov., Rifle Club Cog Staff, Girls' Chor- us, Pep Club FISCHER, GERALDINE Gerry - Contact, Fun Nite, Voc. Off., Sr. Rep., Int. Counc., Pep Club, G.A.A., Girl's M Club, Traineetes MQ., Aa v ,,a.,.J3 , if - -wr Z ,X - Q F 1' i Q ' -ee I .Ml x ' I GIESE, ROGER - Speech Club, jr. Pres., Jr, Rep., A Football. B Foot- ball, Track, jr. Sno Day Cand., Jr. Vodvil, Home- coming Cand., So. Rep.. So. Pres. J GIESEL, MARY ANN - Jeanie - Occ. Rel., A Choir, Girl's Chorus, So. Rep. GRAHAM, ROSA - GRUBA, EDWARD - Te Te - A Choir Groober - Fresh. Rep., B Hockey l FOSTER, SARA - Kelly - A Choir, Pep Club, French Club w FREMONT, MARGARET - Muggr - OCC. Rel., A Choir, Girl's Choir, Red Cross, I Bowling,- Pep Club, G. 9 Q A.A., Girls Voc. GARDNER, ' Qi LITTLETON - Lil - 5 93 - -H i A Choir Ne y I f' C P : A ,ws GERTEN. PATRICIA V Sam - Occ. Rel.. Off. ,M Staff, Pep Club, G.A.A. 6 A , ht ! . . A A E A 2HlEi'E'E'13FF'K W A Y' I E.T.A., Jr. Repiy K ' 4, Sr. Rep. fi A 'ME li fats? A 1, m y K, 'F AX' . GUTTERMAN. , -S' MICHAEL - Mike - occ. Rel., Gym Leader I 'FE' Q M 1 1. B K l ' . g HALL. JOHN . HILL, MICHAEL Petey - Red Cross, Rep., French Club HOGEN, THOMAS Jr. HOEPFLL, ANNA HOUGE, JACKIE - jack - Occ. Rel., Fresh Off., Fresh Rep., B' Hocke , Baseball, Fresh Sno Bay Cand., Soph: Sno Day Cand. '-.-. . - e e I X i 5 In ' if f 5 In 'Qa- 'CY HANSEN, WESLEY HAYNES, DIANNA - D1 - Occ. Rel., Red Cross HENKEMEYER, CAROL - HERNANDEZ, ANTONIA -Cooley Occ. Rel. GUETZKOW, PATRICIA - Par - Speech Club. Off. Staff, Contact, Y-Teens, Bowl- ing. Pep Club. French Club, jr. Vodvil, Train- ettes HALL, BETTY - Bel'r - Speech Club, Voc, jr. Sec., Voc. Sr. Pres., French Club, Y.F.C., Class Play, Girl's State Mayor HAMILTON, IOHN - Ham - Occ. Rel. HAUER. JANET - pm . occ. Rel.. Lib. staff, off. staff, Pep Club, G.A.A. HEMPEL. CAROL - Speedy - Occ. Rel., Off. Staff, Y-Teens, jr. Rep.. Bowling, G.A.A. HENSEL, KATHRYN - Kalby - Occ. Rel., Off. Staff, Y-Teens, jr. Rep., Bowling, G.A.A. HEYER, JAMES - jamer P - Occ. Rel., Sr. Rep., A Hockey, B Hockey, Golf, Bowl- ing, Boy's M Club, French Club N- f Tell +5-Q14 K S 1 c wbul you eu! und - 1-m ari e . f fl A . :V.. . -. z- v5...13t ', 'Rik '- .. W' H -ff ....gx 5' f' W if , Ms.. ,ak . ' if X . Tn I wiil fell y0l saggy ,fi-if I - . faq' I' .nf 1 what you I LIVE. V, .1 'Uh 4 R lwkit. Q F. ,gu- i fi 8 I K f I W -,,-, .. ,- .M V X A ., .',A h I ' fs , V .::E l i f ,Z iwmngu 1 . s,..,--w . 'ti . 'f 'Q Q I ., 3 ,x s if I.. .. 1 1. ' ff? it HUBLER, JUDITH - Hubie - Cog Staff, Off. Staff, Contact. Y Teens Pres., H.R. Gov. Trainettes. Jr. Achieve ment, H.R. Capt. IACKSON, PATRICIA Pal - IOHNSON. WALTER - Wfally - Occ. Rel., Rep., H.R. Gov. KING, WAYNE - Beaver - Occ. Rel. KIRCHOFF. RAY - Kirk - A Choir, B Choir KNEHANS, LOREE - ,lr. Rep., H.R. Gov., Bowling, Trainettes, Cog Staff IYQOMRO, DIANNE - So. HUGHES, ,IUDITH - Judy - A Choir IENTS, PHYLIS - Phil - Occ. Rel., Girl's Chorus. Girl's Voc. KALINOSKI. WILLIAM - lillle Wil1,y - Stu. Counc., Contact, Fun Nite. H.R. Gov.. A Football, B Basketball. Track, Bowling, Boy'S M Club KINNEY, ROGER KITTELSON, KENNETH - Ken - KOHMAN, BARBARA - Bobbie - B Choir, Girl's Chorus, Red Cross, Trainettes KORDELL, NORMAN - Kill!! Occ. Rel., Girl's Norm - Sr. Rep., H.R. C orus, Red Cross, Train- ettes Gov., B Hockey -aw 5,5 -55:1 5.47 .t ,. ..,. r . 1 ' Q I I ,ti ' Q 1. - ,s es. ,gift .I i. ' ifm s j ' ezt 1 - - I .itit are 'tH2.,,g,t, ..r 5, KRAUSE, JUDITH - Judy - Occ. Rel., French Club KUEHN. CAROLINE - Occ. Rel., A Choir, Girl's Chorus -61 6 'r '-1, 5 MV - .FF A :., ,MF 1 .- ' . J. P i- 5' was 5-M -4, 3 S I 'QW 9' wx .. KROLI., SHIRLEY - Sbirl - Occ. Rel.. Lib Staff, Red Cross, So Rep., Fresh. Rep., G.A A., Class Play KUPIETZ, ,HERALD jerry Gym Lender . I f Q ,ws 9 Z mf ' Wea, I l 'HU if LEBAKKEN, GERALD - , L' W K Red - Fun Nite Q Vi . I ' Rf ., . a J' 45 1- ,, 'L 3 V W s A LFONARD CHARLES ' ,. I cimk ' ,gfi Q21 F LANGE. LINDA - Lyn - A Choir, Lib. Staff, F.T.A.. Y-Teens, Jr. Rep., Sr. Rep., Pep Club, G.A.A., Square Dancing Club, French Club, Trainettes, Fresh, Sno Day Cand., Homecoming Cand. LARSON, PEGGY - Peg - Occ. Rel., G.A,A. Trainettes LANOUX. SHARON - Mouse - Red Cross, Pep Club, G.A.A., Square Dancing Club, jr. Vod- vil, Trainettes LARSON, RONALD - if W if ..: P- A fs va . nr. , 2 t. t ui . ' we ' .1 .3 EQ 5 Lg .M , If I f ii Q- ve limi? ' ' , . -W-ATT., wifi A F' V Q s? 3 . ' ' .3 , .af cnnn ' .ev l ,ii ish .- 1 , gi a LONDROCHE. JUDY LORSUNG. KATHY LUNDOUIST, DORIS - Dorilv - Off. Staff, F.T.A., Y- eens, So. Rep., Bowl- mg, Pep Club, G.A.A., H.R. Gov. LUSK, RICHARD - Dirk - Occ. Rel., Speech Club, Red Cross, Con- tact, Sr. Rep., A Foot- ball, Apparatus, Track, B0y'5 M Club, French Club, jr. Vodvill, jr. Achievement MAJOR, FRANK - A Choir, Fun Nite, Sr. Rep., H.R. Gov., Basketball, B Basket- ball, Track, Boy's M Club HA., LE BLANC, CATHERINE - Katie - So. Rep., Pep Club. H.R. Gov., Voc. Stu. Counc. LE TOURNEAU. DOROTHY - Dot - Occ. Rel., Pep Club, G.A.A., Fench Club LONGEN. WALTER - Buddy - Occ. Rel., Voc. Off., jr. Off.. Sr. Rep.. Bowline, Rifle Club, A Band LOUISIANA, THOMAS - Tom - Occ. Rel., Fun Nite, A.V.O. LUSK, JOSEPH - Little joe - Occ. Rel., Zpeech Club. French lub, Jr. Vodvil LYDON, MICHAEL Wing - A Choir, A Football MALINOFF, MICHAEL - Milee - A Football, B Football, Boy's M Club ' ' FY' ?'s .: gisfw ' ati- 'A' asf? tw :S .., 1 3 1 4. x .gg Z I . we X MS. 'W .te wi , .Mah ESV' If NQJJB? The first and worst 0 'x -N-. L, , :fig W. an WS. , -. I K V ,,,.,,,. fi '23 ff fix! X A I iii' 'iffm ,534 'LL u 1 , . w. ..0....L .il jvc. A, mu. f if 5 'JE 'f az ,J lg. . . .J - da-A! Y . V R ,W mek. f 3' ai' .Fe is M MANKE, GLORIA - MASICA, JAMES - Gem - Occ. Rel.. Red 1101812 ffm - TFHCK, Cross, Pep Club, French French Club, A.V.O. Club MATSCHINA, FRANK Frilz - Contact, A' Hockev, Baseball, Bowl ing, Boy's M Club Science Club A H F W : ll Mc ctosxxg-Y. -, - WILLIAM - bill - Fresh Rep., B Basketball, Jr 3 Achievement f x?hgf.4.,u H ei' A 4-I' H ' 4 MC GRANH. IEROY - I hk f i 2 , Lee - Occ. Rel. .. j si g R fn ull frauds is lo rbeat oneself. ,f ya-J MC KNIGHT, NANCY MENNE, STEVE MILLER, PATRICIA - Pql - Occ. Rel , Fun Nite, G.A.A., Traincetes, Flag Twirler, Gir!'s Voc. MC CLOSKEY, .IACOUELINE - farm - Stu. Counc. Treas., F.T. A., Y-Teens, jr. Rep., Pep Club, G.A.A., French Club, H.R. Capt. MC GLONE, IAMES - Mac - Occ Rel., H.R. Gov., Gym Leader MC GUIRE, MARY ANN - lI.11f Pin! - Occ. Rel., Contact. Trainettes, Girl's Voc. MC NEELY. ROBERT - Sfrelch - Red Cross, Con- tact, jr. Rep., 'B' Foot- ball, Track, Int. Counc., Bowling, Boy's State MIDDLECOFF, DAISY - Daisy Mae - Off. Staff, Red Cross, Y-Teens, Fun Nite, Pep Club, G.A.A., Trainettes MINAR, ROBERT - Bob V 224' .. - , 7 F ..,.v ...yi ' .deff 5 Q S lte ' MOLKENBUR. IAMES - jim - Red Crosis, Sr. Rep., Bowling MOSCHOGIANIS. MICHELE - Mickey - A Choir, Pep Club, G.A.A., jr. Vodvil, Stage Crew, H.R. Capt. . 255' Q in in ' al Q es. .2 ml. . I jf if MORGEN. JAMES - Proxie Occ. Rel. MUDEK, ROSE - Rosie Occ, Rel., Gitl's Voc -JV? ' 915 , ' ... yi f W, ff. 3-.9 ' .af ' 1 ., SF 1 . 'F A m. ' A 't4e,,. . L , ,.A- 1 V' 1 1 I 7 + ' Q . . ' 42- 4 Y I. , ':':' 71... ' ffgff ' . :Q - f , ..: K .--' V .,--- I k I ' ,,-- I Z PETTERSSEN. JUDITH - Pele - Off. Staff, Fun Nite, Pep Club, Stage Crew PHIPPS, JANE - jane - Occ. Rel. .V 1, Ka., .. , - . Ni c i PHILLIPS, AUDREY - Occ. Rel., Red Cross, Pep Club, G.A.A. PIRINGER, CAROL - Casper - Voc. Offq Jr. Rep., Sr. Rep., G.A.A., Square Dancing Club, Trainettes , I ... F A J' al r . I A. 5 2 MURPHY, BRUCE - Murph - Red Cross, Con- tact, A Football, B Football, Swimming, Track, Bowling, Boy's M Club, Homecoming Cand. NELSON, HERBERT - Herb NESS, DENNIS - Denny - Red Cross, H.R Gov., A Basketball Bowling, Gym Leader: Sen. V. Pres. NIERENHAUSEN, MARY - Lilfle Mary - Red Cross, Contact NUGENT, MARY - Nuggie - Occ. Rel. O'CONNOR, JOAN - PARKER, JOYCE - Oys - Occ. Rel., Red Cross NAGAHASHI, EDWINA - Skee - Stu. Counc., Red Cross, Jr. Rep., So. Rep.. Sr. Rep., H.R. Gov., Pep Club, French Club, Ir. Achieve- ment, Sen. Cortes. Sec.. Jr. Vodvil NELSON, MELVIN - Mel - Occ. Rel., So. Rep. NIEMAN. NANCY - Tools - Red Cross NOVAK, ROBERT - Knobby - Occ. Rel., Int. Counc., Bowling NUTZ. RUSSELL - Rusx - Occ. Rel., Fun fr' .N Q...- J., ,. at A! They fail, and they alone, 4' - il -JP HJ. W ,.. . , 'lf' Nite, B Football, B ,F Basketball, Swimming, Bowling, Rifle Club OLSON, KAREN - Ole - A Choir, Off. Staff, Red Cross, Jr. Rep., Fresh. Rep., Bowling, G. A.A., Jr. Vodvil PETERSON, LEO - Louie . Y fl.. Jie ref.: 5 ' ,Q 'H I ., I riff' I!- .ui ,J .5 .f- l v- JI f at -as 'IE' .. .,.b..3fIs::- :-'.- .,. . i ... If Ss , f if, .few .ae . N ,A - 44 i Q.. 'W -fa 5 I 1 t ' L, it i t' PITMON. ELAINE - Speech Club, B Choir, Stu. Counc., Lib. Staff, Red Cross, Jr. Vodvil POTTER, ELIZABETH Belly - Occ. Rel.. Red Cross, Gym Leader PONCELET, ROBERTA POURRIFR, SANDRA Sandi , A Q amwjlqf X v 5 ,gif 'gm ge' ff 69 .. f ,. W ' uw.. ubo bare noi slrirerz, 41-1' all ,,--qv 1-.. I like , . . sr :Ji -vp 5, , st YN 'N 'fd Y 31 X .IJ Qi!! ,v ,wel , -Ai -- --I .1 ,, PROKOSCH, IRENE - Renee - Occ. Rel., Girl's Chorus, Red Cross, jr. Rep., I-I.R. Gov. RACHO, VALENTINO - Rnvto - Fun Nite, A Football, Bowling PSAROS. GEORGIA - Angel - Occ. Rel., A Choir, B Choir, Red Cross, Fun Nite, Pep Club, G.A.A. RADANT, NANCY - Nun - Speech Club, Off. Staif, Red Cross, F.T.A., So. Rep., I-I.R. Gov., Pep Club, French Club, jr. Vodvil, Trainettes, H.R. Capt. xii Q -va-.439 - RANSOM, RONALD - REICHOXV, MARY - RYLICKI, RONALD A Football. B Foot- ball, A Basketball, B Basketball, Boy's M Club Mary - Occ. Rel., A Choir, B Choir f we , 51 Q, -. In 'v-'X' f..-a? SATHFR, IOYC I2 - Liltle One - Lib. bit Red Cross, liT.A. . SCHAFF, DOROTHY SCHMIDT, NANCY 1 Dot - Occ. Rel., Nuufy - Occ. Rel,, , French Club G.A.A. 'x Q., ,. is . QI Q. A , ,. . ,Q If Y . ' , . ' I N . l '33 REULIS, SANDRA! - ROSENBUSH, LORRFF - . I ff, . -I A .Sruzdy - Gxrl's Chorus, Roxie - Occ. Rel., Girl's ,T K k A J f Fresh. Rep., Frerych Club, Chorus, Trainettcs, jr. ' 'MY- . ' ag, W .,,. 5 jr. Vodvil, Tramettes Achievement, Girl's Voc. A . - I will v M J m fi 'fx' A NF ' A S5 I iii.. ee ee I ltlle I t W Vfiiglif , A 'L e sg ,TRW I ROTHBAUER, GERALD RYDLAND, HENRY - A 'Q f' A , ' I - ferry e Occ. Rel., So. flank - Occ. Rel., A ' K , J 1 off., so. Rep,, Fresh. Band, cog Staff - f ff ,,y Rep., B Football, So. 1,35 H ' ' M' , Sno Day Cand. ' ,, N, .. i . . . , M ,uh q H f' ext e ,gglia , A x 'Q ...Q-.. ' , ..,.. Q, . 4 V 'V 'I ss bw? A , 4 . Jr 1 we if L' .1 ll , we-W-gg S ,.g ' .if if - 1 . le ,A . Q it-'Him 'Na E I 'inr- .i SCHXVABEI., KAREN - Kureu - NI Editor, Red Cross, F.T.A., Y-Teens, H.R. Gov., Pep Club. G.A.A., Majurettes, A Band, H.R. Capt., jr. Vodvil. Ttainette Drum- mer SELBITSCHKA. RICHARD - Dick - A Basketball. Baseball, Bowling, Boy's M' Club SCOTT, DAVID - Sfollie - Fun Nite, Bowl- ing, jr. Achicrement SENTY, CAROLE - Off. Staff, Red Cross. jr. Rep. Bowling, Pe Club, G.A. A., B Choir, Gul's M Club, Trainettcs, Y.F.C., jr. Vodvil, Class Play, Sno Day Cand., Speech Club , .vffiaf . 54 nab, I f V- In I 1 fi : 4 Q- Q Q Q 'Q .1 fd: I V' .. A 4. l f ffa, I Hifi My , fi , egg, J 41 . . f fl at is be Q . . M x' 5 HU' :ri X . N 32 . ' ,W . V- . . . hs? g. I K I st f 'Q . . I wi . '43 . i f L .., H . A - SIMMONS, RUTH - Lil - Pep Club SMITH, MARGARET - Cbiuky - A Choir B Choir, Girl's Chorus, Contact. Fun Nite. Pep Club, G.A.A., Trainettes SODERGREN. PATRICIA - Pal - Occ. Rel., G.A.A., French Club, Trainettes STAFFA. ANN - Annie - Occ. Rel., Girl's Chorus, Trainertes, jr. Achieve- men! STROBEL, DARLENE - Occ. Rel., V'oc. Off., G. A.A., Square Dancing Club, Trainettes SWANSON. BARBARA - Barbie - Occ. Rel., Bowling, French Club TALLMAN. KAREN - Rus? - Occ. Rel., Off. Staf, Fun Nite, H.R. Gov., G.A.A., Flag Twirler SMITH, ANNETTE - Binky - M Staff, Off. Staff, Red Cross, Con tact, Voc. Fresh. Off. H.R. Gov., Pep Club Square Dancing Club, jr Vodvil, jr. Achieve-mnrtt SMITH, VERA - A Band SOIKA, GERALD - Sox Stu. Counc., Red Cross So. Reb., Fresh. Off. B Basketball. B' Hockey. Golf. Bowling. B0y's M Club STEELE. MELVIN - Mel - A Football STROWDER, LEVI - Levy - jr. Rep., Track TALIAFERRO, JANIE Lena - Pep Club, Trainettes THOLE, DAVID - Sbnrlly - Occ. Rel. gin? a if i', .-A K 7? I consider your fondue! 'ar P 1 -wa www, MW ,if 'A' 7 will Q 'TX' lmetlaitul and lousy. N- ' Ei THOLE. THOMAS - The Big T - Occ. Rel. THOMPSON, KNUTE - Slaifr - A Choir. Fun Nite, Swimming, Bowl- ing, jr, Achievement TRIDEN, FRED No TURRITT, DOYGLAS - Dong - Fun Nite. ILR. Gov. VASQUEZ, VICTORIA - Vicky - Occ. Rel., Girl'S Chorus. Voc. Off., jr. Rep., Fresh. Rep., G.A. A., Tminerres VOLLOM. MARVIN - Mari' - Howling XVAGNER, MARY - Dixie - Lib. Svnff. Red Cross, Pep Club, G.A.A. THOMPSON, KAREN - , ,gg . .45 . XX i .5g,'iK:.e h 4 , .' ,J 'IN TRANTANELLA. 'Q U' MARGARET - ,Marge .. Occ. Rel., Red Cross, Fun Nite, H.R. Gov. Trainertes, Gym Lender V7AL'l.l'SCH, JOHN XYARD. JOAN - ffl ' TRFIMERT, lERAI.D ,le'1'rj' Occ. Rel., Girl'5 Lhorue Girl's Voc. XVARD. STUART XVARN, DOROTHY - Tminetzes VAN HORN. Rofilil - Band, Bnscimll VENTERIS, ARNIS - .-lruie XVAGNIQR. IUDITH - ' 07 judy - Occ. Rel.. Off. lg -, Staff, Jr. Rep. -A L- f XVALKER, JOAN - 'si NF .53 gi M. 'YR' i y .fi ,.' Vl' Mm- :- Q Y 'ln 1 - ..ii ,-ai, 2 .. W ' .1 7' 4 2... -ll .ui 1595, E' k MJ .E MN., f ...gy f K 1 'J' D FZ? ll Q, J 'ZZ' me 6 fm 'WF .3 ar , +6 'W' . .4 N--P' .ig -ffgijlf .. '.f. 4 L WARNECKE, JAMES lim - Occ. Rel. XVESTERLUND. DONALD - Don French Club, Jr. Rcp. WIRL. JEAN - jean - Red Cross, Contact, jr. Off., jr. Rep., So. Rep., So. Off., Pep Club, G. A.A., jr. Vodvil, Train- ertes, jr. Sno Day Cand., Homecoming Queen, Fun Nite YARMO, MICHELE - Mirkey - Girl's Chorus WEDERATH, DAVI Dave - Occ. R l., Football, B Fovlb French Club WILWERT, KAREN Occ. Rel. XVITTMAN, LEON Occ. Rel. , jr. Achievement YEAGER, GERRIE ' D . A all, 4 ,fl- A ' W ll Life is no! life at ull willmul dclzgbf 3' at A .l K' 4 ' -- .f.. 5 ' t -. fm M V N-Q . A l YEAQER. GALE- ZALAZAR, ,IAMIZS - Red Cross, jr. Rep. Mad Mexiran - A Football, B Fum- ball, Apparatus, B Hockey ZAMBRANO. FRANK - ZEUG, EDXVARD - Iimm Euler - A Foot- Ed - Occ. Rel. hull. Sr Rep., Ap ara- tus. Boy'5 M Elub llumecoming C.1nd., Sno llxly Czxnd. -f A . . 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'wi . ? 'a gs 3 Z ,A W E if' EY MN. ff'-1 gf COUNSELORS... fi. if al A ff FACULTY... CUSTODIAL... CAFETERIA... cena I ao - u- an E 3' ix x ,AQ- ll Nix, 4. wg, ., 2 Wfi.if ,5 , fi N COUNSELORS MRS, SCANLAN, Comzselor MR, PETERSON, Counselor The duties of a counselor include helping the Mr. Robert Peterson have served as our coun- student decide upon courses that will be an asset selors, they have kept us from making mistakes in future plans and guiding the student in his that would affect our future, and they helped choice of a career. Mrs. Catharine Scanlan and make us aware of ourselves and our possibilities. ADADIS, C. ALLEN, M. BRILL, D. BRYANT, B. CASEBOLT, Phys, Edncalion English - French Phys. Education Special Classes English - Speech Social Smilies CASS, L. IJWALL, A. EK, F. GARRITY, M. HANZEI., A. Biology - Physics Social Sludies Mathematics Homemaking Relaled Training 25 IlISI.Ol', ,l. Sjwriul C,lm.xex PJ wlmlngj RHENAN. G. Hmiueu LUNDBHRG, B lfuglixb R HN. ,l. Sjwz ful f.luA'.w.x SCHULTZ. H. Sofia! Slmlies .uf ' I- 1 V , S 3 Q , . .KQESLEEW S , f i , L ' X X sissy Til S ' ffm WT...-new ws.. f'5if1-' H1 PIKMAN. lf. lilmiflwx KliI.I.IZRHAI.S. M. Hfuingx McCAUl.IiY, R. lfuglinh - Ari MISS RIECHIE Harm' If: mm mic S SI'l'ZIiR, R. .Hedmniml Dn1u'ing JACKSON, C. lfuglixb KRANTZ. XY. Ifmuleu ll mf,l Shop RUSCH, J. Ifugligb v Muxif SMITH, G. Slwzngralfby MELGHIRGE, la. 9 Q-.sv ...I 4. -'-ff' p.. Q... at S fa ,S f A ms c-qu, R f U, is Jw laid' IANISCH, G. English ju1n'm1li.xn1 KLLFLER, J. Business Chemixlry MUNN5. R. English RUSSELL, L. Libra rim: SXVANSON, li, Phu. Edlnalimz JOBE. D. .Sgpefial Clusxm . aria! Slmliw LISTON, E. Sofia! Snnliex Cmzxerzuzlirnl CTROURKE, F. Sorial Sllulies SCHAMPEL, G. Sjwefial Cluxxes TANZER, J. .'SIatben1aIi1'.f 1' TRAINHN1, IW. Eler'Irw1if.v HERON, M. Clerk CUSTODIA L STAFF ROIV 1: Berllm Freituy, Ralph Broberg, lack Pfluger ROW' 2: Clurenre Cmrlrlnll, Larry Buunmn, B. Green, joe Lung ROW' 3: Z. Hyllwr, K. Huskin, H. A1rD0m1l1l 1 f 5v1'-y-tw: qi-L., ,094 W. in XVELSCH, Hixtury GONEAU, Nurxe 5 I H. V. 'wu- 'CL,,7 W'ILLl:lMS, R. XVRIGHT, A. NELSON, V. UN. Relalirnzs Melul, Marhine Clerk Shall YY L KA If 'Tlx -.1 CAFETERIA STAFF Uyinifred O'Dwyer, Marge Con'- nelly, Generieve Pfoser, Pal- ririu Haider, Leona Anderson Adriana Herlog. 27 1 f 1' 2 1 , .--.W 539' 2 Z t -1 -i 9 r -a 1 3 3 23 - g,M,,..i. aww 1 gif? V X f i 1,2 .7 ,. S f' if nj. Q JJ 1 4 4! Q41 ,,,f,, mg -.s ef ,Ai-My Q Agw- V M Tm ww, 155, is Q, H5 ,qs A, J The shop classes . . . Business courses . . . Academic subjects . . . The required and the electives. Irnrneasurahle knowledge gained From an hour of class. lasses. . . 4 4. . 4. M ff? af feng? wk? we is .yu ...Q .1,L W. '.:75 fil X111Q,,,,'1 A .31, .i,, K, we 1, fe m.vfim5'sfi4f wi'-ff432f'i1 fmm-ff.w,gQWs:SIs1fe ,ww ff gfe?3I'f.g,,91p71s: A ' ' k 'lv l-fe?Ei5S1iv2?4ew, 2121? X fail? ' - :iff , . .J,f2i,gf I'f,f.gg:fg53iQ5,f5?i?? . . -A . W uf - My 'J ' f' ' ' .4:,. M. V... :..,,,,, ,, 7, m g? 7 - ,: 21. 2 , .2331 ,2 ,G .9 af f Y. 1 . ng Q Tom Sfmft Presizlenl Tina Stasiuk, Vire Presidenl K v Gary jones, Sefrelary yf Loren Donatell, Treasurer Mr. Munns Miss Casebolt Azlrixors CLASS OF 1962 ROW ROW ROW ROW CLASS REPRESENTATIVES 1: D. Matykiewicz, S. Nord, G. Unklesbay, J. Spicss, K, Grigsby, M. Schultz, C. Tallmun 2: C. jellinek, K. Wellington, j. Dion, P. Dreelan, A. Anderson, C. Mathews, X. Connelly 1 I.. Tendle, S. Hoye, G. Pichler, B. Shoholm, R. Olson, Z. Walsh, M. Rusche : R. Lang, B. Shaneyfelt, S. O'Neil, D Leinen, j. Hove, C. Reidell, N. Perricka 3 4 ADVISE 2 ROW I: T, lVlJile, D. Weisx, I, Kyxelb, 1. Suuron, V. Hari- man ROW 2: M. Wfold, j. Dumke, AI. Burress, S. Douglas, B. Gaiovnik ROIV 3: S. Petri, B, Ecklaoff, 1. Hove, L. Donatell, R. Heille ROW 4: D. Yurbrouglo, T. lVilliams, D. Leinirz, 1. Wfilson, B. Turner, R. Lymulgh G, 3: ADVISE 5 ROW 1: II. KIIIIISOPI, P. Drae- lun, R. Hernandez, D. Lamb ROIV Z: C. Larxon, K. Pomelel, I. Froelich, C. Iellineb, S. Ii:- berb, DIN. Suwzmrz ROW 3: K. Mdffill, P. Hlmier, G. LuCroix, S. Garrell, .M. Kieger ROW 4: S. Niulnix, R. Conifer, L. Green, D. Marlirz, I. Laury ADVISE 3 ROW I: A. Carpenler, M Doyle, K. Quinn, AI, Brazil, I Ninllen ROIV 2: P. Connelly, I. Dion I. Firk, L. Tendle, A. Goff Mr. McCauley ROW 3: B. Obert, T. Sunfl, C Learmunn, Campbell, Ku pietz ROW -l: WC Barb, P. DOIllll'AJ?1 T. W'ells, R. Bruesile, B. Nor den, C. Barklind ADVISE 101 ROW 1: B. .Men5Jcn, T. Dorr, Hoffman, S. Pinz, B. Pignaro ROW 2: L. Renrille, R. Pranks, Miller, E. Lurxon, M. Dc'lm.vlillo ROW' 3: M. Mix, S. O'Neil, S. Bnunz, D. Parrish, R. Koblrlb ROW 4: H. Aiuxke, L. LOIIKQSEIIJ, T. Rndqllisl, .M11HfJcu'x, M. Alix, B. Mislelske UNIORS the fi 34 ADVISE I5 ROW' 1: .M. Srbneider, T. Siasink, M. Tanr, B. Buelow ROIV 2: X. Wfulxlv, j, Vundenberg, S. Triemerr, N. Wfugner ROW' 4: L, johnson, R. Sl1ern1.1n. R. Gillman, L. Birrbenz, R. Kelvbmurk ROIV 5: R. Killlcxon. G. Kll1'.YL'lJI1C'7', IV, Wfullner, 'l'. Srbwariz, G. Yonker Xf, if' ADVISE 107 ROW' 1: S. Nelson, I. PEFL, D. Pelry, M. Rierb. F, Moulin, S. Murmy ROIV 2: Reed, D. Miller, I. Molm, S. Mahoney, G. Pirbler, R. Olson Mrs. Suuznson' ROIV 3: A. Brolhen, S. farkxon, M, lessen, B. Mcfz, T, Fedje, 1. Svbneidev ROW 4: Il, Oie, T. Tolrk, T. Ox- lzorne. I. Ifimzignn, C. liespiegeluere I. Sflnnirlf 1 v ADVISE 306 ROIV I: C. Skrip, K. Madswz, M. Lazzzlsberger, D. .Markey j. Henry, M Kamp, 1. Carle ROW! 2: L. Klrubn, Filzgcfralzl, D Klingler, 1. Gaxkinpv, B. Holly ROIW 3: B. Holi, V. Ma.v.vman, f. Ifox D. jlzelirla, C. Kingswan, S. Krnvge S. Hoya' ROIV 4: R, jeuts, 1. Lelourfzean. K. Spelezz, O. folvzson, D. Krueger, G. Ionex, T. jexke rf- ADVISE 416 ROW I: 1. Burch, C. Brooks, Pbil- lipfli, Carlson, .M. Birkford, Bride ROW' 2: C. Babneman, M. Adellaelm I. Alexarlrier, A. Coen, S. Fielzles ROIV 3: 1. Cauwels, 1. Campbell, C. Bniterfield, C. Darby, D. Iforsizle, R Beefbam 1 ROW' 4: I. Gardner, 1. Couller, Beckman, B. Fields, S.jolmso11, . Breezee, G. Riley R. l ADVISE 40-I ROW' l.' P. Vcrrlesa, j. Leztix, Siililal, C. Cooke, P. Samlcfrs, AI, hloore ROIV 2: P. Doran, A. Collori, K. lVvl- lingtorz, I. Sgro, G. Hodge. C. Strou- der ROW' 3: G. Anderson, j. Alfbison, B. Slraneyfelt, S. Skruirml, AI. Rllsflre. Mrs. jarbson ROIV 4: R. Snydvr, S. Ilallarzger, R. Hedin, I. Rawlings, If. PI'l70NIf7.YU7I, M. Kammneller 0.5 Richard Garvey ,HN qs, Courtland Fox Vive President President .9 1 1 3 . , Rr 'S1....- -. . gil' My .N I we nw. -fi' f-1 A Q . K Q 5 ...I -' mv fm ff-1-A tfgf .M , A ,ww-W wqk Sandra Huugc +2 ., X xi ' 4' M Charles Nucnefeldt Sl't'I'6'11ll'J' i4g.,,w' . MN Treasurer 4, , 5 NX ' X ' rs. CLASS OF 1963 ROI! I: V. Glrvtsrfvoff, N foyfe, C. A101113 C. U ulker', Buffer, L. Roby ROW Z: C. Fox, K. Mimflaml. S. Hangs, S. Lm1:leg.1rd, N. B7'01l'71, IH. Imlvolle, Air. join' ROW' 3: If. INVUIIIUG, D. G1H'I'6j', IU, Slv'ou'dcr. K. Koelz. C. Nu- wlfcflrll, R. Sfl70Nll!I6V, L. Nel- son 34 .N , M r. jnbc Al!l'i.Y0l' F' 'Q' X ADVISE 100 ROW I: Darufin, 1. Tarlzef A. Elaerbarzll, M, lien, B. Cole ROIV 2: C. Fox, K. Daylm F, Dluloney, Sflmde, Hange, .Miss Kellerbalx ROW' 3: L, Hagen, D. Garvey f. Flemino, D. Filzpulrirk. If Bulm ROW' 4: D. Clullxwz, 1. Klein- sflvmizll, L. W'illium5, R. Pax- qlmle, S, Alzel, D. Dalvlslrmn SOPHOMORES . . . gf. if 5 LIDVISE ANNEX ROW' I: C. LAJFJOII, T. Smilb, F. Tluemlilz, N. foyfe, S. Hol- lmm, A. Puffcr QOW' 2: If. Lamla, I. Rife, S. fimlerxon, N. Newlnmz, Cf. Drleau, D. Rlzsflne ROUV 3: K. Kronllv. C. Bluek- Snrn, IU. lW11r'f1lJy, R. Ilifksoug D. S1-on ROW' 4: C. Holm, D. Lunlz, G. Riflnzrzl, K. Koelz, V. King, K. Yurringloll 3 AWA Us , 4 ,A ADVISE 108 ROI! I: Sxlllff, D. .Milvlvellv 1. Luzulle, AI. julkio, R. Lyons ROI! 2: S, Geiger, ll . 'I'b0m.1x, I. Triemerl, P. Piflvmny K. Arulxmz ROI? 3: D. lVem1er, 1. Rumi- TEZ, R. Presley, G. Lovett, E, Noraek ROIV 4: B, Fleming, AI. Slroux- der, C. Lmlgxtorz, B. MfClos- key, Ransom, A. Rogers .J AIJVISE 309 ROI! l.' Kordell, AI. Kuelm, S Lnmlegarzl, R, GIHIIICTXOPI, R. Kend- rifle, V. Kopp ROW' 2: H, Bruce, N, Godfrey, N Ruiz, L. jeffrey, 1. Gberily, N Ilnglfex, R. Romero ROW' 3: M. Korner, M. Tlwmpxon, R. Hwzsel, 17. MvClinton, M. jackson, V. Trizlen, 151415011 ROW' 4: R. Sflaoen, I. Bamhcneb, I Gillman, IJ. Giel, IJ. Llrfier, .M. fin rrigan, Spelen, R. Koller B OPHOMORE if , W. ADVISE 305 ROWf I: A, Hall, S. Kirsclaling, S Sanron, V. GueI.vrlJoff, L, Anderson M. Paananen ROW' Z: Semlab, IV, Granis, L Kelly, M. Afarlirz, H. Reixclfel, R Palmer, AIIXS Smilb ROIW 3: F. Marqllarzll, Sflwllirlt. S Hove, C. Snlsra, V. Pelerswz, N. B111- lerfield ROW' -If K. AIlI1'6IJ:Jl1. B. Berrqlfisl F. Srloaff, j. Lire, R. Darby, I. Naga- lmslvi, D. Carney ADVISE 406 ROW I: IJ, Berlnarek, IH. Clregaris, AI. Bienirk, P. Blwlouy D, Boyrl ROW 2: L. Ynnleers, M. Brown, D. Zambrano, I, Baller, D Palmer, I. Braro ROIV 3: Ii. I7agl9n.f, Kamp, K. Carroll, D. Pcrlowxki, B. Lnndlserg ROW' 4: IJ. Barklinzl. IP, Beane, T. u7dlll0l'k, I . W'allisz'lJ, R. Slrarlfz, Carlier ADVISE ROIV I: R. Reinke, 1, Moran, I. Sol vet 1, R. Pederson, Y. Ellirzgson, C MolJr ROIV 2: L. Lueffelbolz, 1. Carlson, K Nelson, P. Rizlell, G. Lorgren, D mtcski, Miss Garrity ROI! 3: B. Iltznsen, j. Lambert, L Nelson, S. Nierlerer, D. juneski, R Ixnlkey ROIV 4: II . Larson, V. Robinson, R Ilnlver, G. Lemke, C. Nenenfeldt, I. Sudcrgoske, I. MrCartlvy fr- HOMEROOMS ADVISE 211 ROIV 1: f. Clorker, M. Ziek, 1. Bn- lera, M. Ilulligtm, A. Durlen, K. Pap enlyeim, P. Rothenberg ROI! 2: G. Sflmmpel, D. .Mrlfadzlen C. Tallmun, P. Rudeuick, M. King, T. i I Portal, 1. Snyder ROIV 3: S. Hjemgrvn, Marmnlelli, T. Hayes, M. Halstead, 1. Pogalz, I Grieman ADVISE -III ROW' I: M. Miller, C. lV.:lbw', 1. Klein, A. Reyes, S. ll ye, T. I'I4n1zmlv ROW' Z: S. .Muffy Gnervr, P. Soiktz. B. Smith, B. Stmliner' ROU7 3: B. Krause, AI, Purirlr, A. Qmmle, R. Toombs, R. Lore, Prine ROIV 4: B. lVvher, R. Vogl, B. 'I'lmringer, E. SlIllI1'dlI, C.. ll est, R. Srbommer, T. Krantz Xi...- U WAA .M Gary Kuhn President I '- ,JN . Q Y J Richard Dliltschinu Slcphanie Wffighl Vive Prcsizfwll Sgt-remyy di Qu Liela Hedberg 'I're4151zrer CLASS OF 1964 . . CLASS REPRljSljlN'TA'l'IVliS ROIV 1: j. Snyder, 1. I u.vIr1er, L. Hedberg, R. Aixllilnbiilal, S. Mlmlwxki, L. llerlufrg, R. Baker ROW 2: K. Clurk, N. Hodge, S. lV'riglvl, AI. llweizlu, B. Bcuuc, R. Buffer ROIV 3: Cf. L7zI?Illt?b6'V'g, G. Kulw, P. Ryan, 1, Kzmlvn, IJ. Silzer in--1? 5 Yi misuml m..mfJ1.::..:nf 4 s' M4 I4 lxlrgazw-,m,,V,..?.. mxi I 1 Alfa! .flIJVISIi 206 ROIV I.' K. SIVIUIIZ, R. 014115- vlriml, C., ilflrris, D. Niall, E, 'I Iwo m pxou ROW' 2: L. AckL'r'Ic'y, K. Scilly, C. Poller, B. Brown, B, Baum' ROIV 3: D. GlL'IlrIL'7lllI7I'g, G. K11rz'er,v, L. Cnsgrore, S. Leary B. SJIUIIIEYJ, S, Uvriglnl ROIV 4: T. Prcnxx, R. Ilumer- limi, B. Ryan, B. Moreland, G Illlelll, WC Ligbllmfly FRE HME ... ADVISE 308 ROI! I.' R. Perez, K. Bozzuzy. I , :Q I I I S. AIIIIICTSUII, D. Surlrlvr, L, Helf- Izerg. I.. C117'fI6I1'I6I' ROI! Z: Ifuslrzer, AI. Toaley, M, Maloncy, M. jones, R. Bmro, Scllcerz, .Mn fmlixcln ROI! 3: S, Auge, C. V,1z11Iz'- Incrg, C. llvolje, D. I..11n1ac'r- ville, IV, Purirfw, Cf. Iweycrx, I. llyillrrlull ROIV 4: S. Tocnxirzg, D. Halv- duu, T, MfGlar1e, Ai. Slmml. Leele, If. Foster, R, AIllllkL'I- wil: Lu-.1-1.4 ADVISE 212 ROW' I.' U . C.0IL'lIldIl, Zum- bmno, R. Brullven, IJ. Hein- rifllv, C. Aim-flu, L. I'.Il'N1II10. P Spiwf ROI! 2: R. Muy, E, Monlbri and, A. Beard. A. U .1gner', D Hoff, K. Galvin, R. Buffer ROI! 3: R. Pederson, R, An dell, R, Tlmringer, K. 1101171671 A. Sflwlilz, AI. Uveirfu ROI! -I.' T, Ilwzzfrikxwl, L. Ny Ivefk, G. Knlw, B. Selby, S I.eI'o1nv1el1r, K. DOIl01'xI!l ADVISE 418 ROI! I: Polrrricr, L. Ilerllzerg, R, Ijrilkmrz, AI. JNIIXUPI, D. HlI!Ill'iA ROI! 2: lllllfflll, V. lolwxon, B. Sumlerx, AI. Bifkel, I . 13700111 ROW' 3: D. Pelerson, AI. Ilill, D. Kl.1sw1x, D. Sitzer, C. Cazwlrler' ROI! -1: AlL'.X':lI1ll6'I', G. .Mw'rison, I. L.1z1grel1r, G. Roux, D. Suou' ADVISE 400 ROIV I: M. Muxselal, D. Tallman Coleman, M. Trulaler, A. Slmfer ROW 2: A. Scbullz, M. Williams ll ille, S. Prelgo, D. Slalas, Mr, Kuefler ROIV 3: K. Clark, G. Fmrrcis, L Clyrixiian, S. Seidel, L, Kilto, Strenke ROW 4: T. Riefk, G. Holly, W, An e flerson, I. MFMHIQUIZ, R. Pirirzger C T Mmzkelwilz FRE HME ADVISE 106 ROIV I: L. Roby, C. Tmxler, H. Mu- son, M. Hlztflairlsorz, G. Lunzlerrille, B. Baker ROW 2: C. Rhodes, R. Seller, E. Ter- rell, j. Bruce, E. Spicer, Mr. Bryan! ROW' 3: 1. Hansen, L. Miller, R. Srbmilz, G. Rawlings, O. Spirer, D. Duris ADVISE 312 ,Z ROW' 1: C. King, C. Allen, W. Boyd, L, Peterson, P. ll lJittier ROIV 2: L. Knowllon, W. Rude, R. Gulzmi, S. Curlix, T. Rodriguez ROW' 3: R. Brown, R. Palmer, H. Pillar, R. Nelsin, R. Riznxom an 'NX HOMEROOMS ADVISE 420 ROW 1,- M. Felipe, R, llf'rigl1t, M. Curlix, Ture, B. Baker ROW Z: R. Rodriguez, 1. Rhodes, I. jones, M. W'alker, B. Baker ROW 3: D. Coffelt, A. Iarris, G. Gwenn, L, Norlb, L. Spanjer ADVISE 315 ROW I: D. Turbilt, C. Boldmnz, H Nelson, DI. Lindrey, j. Rein ROW' 2: H. Bradehofl, C. Barrick, K Luvalle, T. Nelson ROIV 3: F. Ennis, L. Parker, G. Ol son, L. Srlmllz, Spifer x v ,sun if 'f Doing easily what otloers find difficult is talentg doing what is impossible for talent is genius. Q ,mv- 'd J 42 5 '-if CLASSES AN lin 7 D .sv 5 2 i s xg' f, Xu Y ,, , if Fffffjf M ,i ' if X Wg k 3 F its . fm f , ..,f .fyzfgf if ' L x I I J! 1 W lgflv an ni' Q4 5 . L 1' ,Z may y, b-. Q. . Sic ww I '.. ,X - W ,N f A 4 I EMI WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER lf the days grow dark, if care and pain Press close and sharp on heart and brain The lovely picture still shall bloom Upon the wall of memory's room. Impressions will always remain deeply engraved in our memory of - winning the District 15 basketball title by one point . . . how hoarse we were after it . . . all those times we forgot our homework . . . evasive, freshman locker combinations . . . blood-curling yells emiting from the biology classes . . . and remember all those hockey games we came so close to winning but didn't . . . snacks we always brought but that ended up by being eaten by a friend . . . how hard it was to stiffle those giggles during serious assemblies . . . Homecom- ing . . . when Central made a T.D. on the very first kick-off . . . then remember the day when Mr. Cass was caught in no man's land during a snow ball fight . . . the shock when that little, white sphere hit him smack in the noggin' . . . the constant battle to get a current event every Monday morning . . . unforgetable are those highly embarrassing moments when we tripped on the stairs or dropped our lunch trays in the cafe- teria . . . Twirp Day . . . and how one certain boy chased one certain girl all over the cafeteria trying to convince her to be his slave . . . the current craze of hip-checking . . . the loosened plaster in all the walls and the sore hips . . . those blushing faces on Cupi-gram day . . . the reading days when we forgot our library books . . . and remember packing the pizza place to capacity after a game . . . the Knock-kneed Nine . . . and books cascading out of the locker above yours onto your head . . . sneaking those delightful naps during the Neductaional films' '... swaying palm trees and formals in South Pacific . . . letters from Mama . . . breathless overtimes won by that one field goal . . remember the pencils that always broke during tests . . . Meet Me in St. Louis . . . and all those clubs we in- tended to join but somehow never got around to . . . three whirlwind days of museums and Chinatown . . . the announcements over the P.A. that we never heard but were responsible for . . . remember those lovely car- ols drifting through the halls at Christmas . . . constantly searching for milk pennies' '... the night Mr. Munns won the juke box on one raffle ticket . . . the scholar- ships we intended to try for but never did . . . swim- ming in the pool on the fifth floor . . . H2504 . . . our Sno-days with no fluffy, white stuff . . . all those Egyptian mummies in geometry and algebra classes . . . remember the day we planted trees at the game refuge . . . wondering where all the bicycles were to fill the racks . . . and also where the non-existing park- ing spaces were . . . and then . . . the final awakening to the fact that you were an intellectual slob . . . M Mrs. Beard Mrs. Hillsrrom Mrs. Larson Cosemtology Trade Business Prinripal Mrs. Silberman Mr. Prigge Mrs. Quirk Relaled Training Co-ordinalor Apparel Arls VOCATIO AL . . . CLASS OFFICERS ROW 1: B. Monroe - Fr. Sec., I. Ilen - Fr. Pres., I. Heille - Fr. Treas., C. Pillar - So. Treas., E. Ortiz - So. Ser., G. Santos, So. V. Pres. ROW 2: 1. Beard - Fr. Advisor, S. Fischer - So. V. Pres., H. Maf- Donald - So. Advisor, D. Barnelt - So. Pres. ROW 3: K. Hoslrawser - jr. Ser. ROW 4: B. Funari - Ir. Treas., Mrs. Hillslrom - Ir. Advisor, R, Cloarez - jr, Pres., C. LeBlanr - Sr. V. Pres., 1. O,C07lI10P' - Sr. Pres., Mrs. Quirk - Sr. Advisor 3 M rs. MacDonald Cosmelology Mr. Ulrich Co mmerriul Foods . Rllpkllj, 1. Affoller, 1. Pun- DVISE 307 OW I: T. Boell, B. Miller, . Weisxmafm, L. Forsblad, R. an Horn, E. Ridler OIV 2: R. Dablstrom, L. Char- enlier, R. Miner, I. Edufardx, . Bemdt, V. Boerner, Mr. 'nwtz OW 3: P. Geske, G. Za.vlrou', YK 'K -1- -Gaatz, W. Criego in '1 ,Wy wxni,-...ff Y: x iw . K ' P Eff? hr A 4 EROOMS . . VOCATIO AL HO ADVISE 419 ROW I: I. Bailkey, G. Sanlos, B. Reed, F. Lopez, K. Terry ROIV 2: R. Malone, P. Soblo. L. Mrlnlyre, P. Knmz, Mrs. Q nirk ROW 3: W'i5nesbi, B. Fun- ari, N. Oman, K. Subuelier, F. Kelly ROW 4: R. Tlaeils, B. Slaoholm. I. Wfurd, D. Lerflle, C. Piringer ADVISE 303 ROIV I.' IU. Kllcbenmeixter, D Aflalykiewirz, G. Ufzblexlmy, I Heille, H. Range! ROIV 2: C. LeBlaf1r, I. Raasvh D. Sender, A. Tychan, A. An derson, B. Glmler ROW 3: B. Hall, B. Longerz N. Pelricku, D. Moe, M. Wfil kerson, .Mrs. Silberman ROIV 4: I. Spillet, I. Leske, D Ferguson, Hane, K. Iflarler I. Triemerl 3 . .Sf . 1 5 f .4 I W' ,A I . I 5 I W-:ff'g.f ' - iii.,-4. . I E A f , . .2 I 3 ' '-, '..,- h , t K . ' A -, Q, Q JV 3' VI- 4 7? i . V f?gS24W -4- . .L -, .fa X ' it V ' 1 wwigqi, ,,.gg5-ai 3 . , - I W. gg:g.s'fggg 5 '. ' M - 'v' fe 'xi '55,-113: a ' f V 3' ' ,Q . -P ' f A134 Af., A My A-1 Q V .fgiei M HJ , x x J ci? 7.43.15 . ff' ' ' .. , K Mtv' QQ 1 33 'W 'rii' 'Q 5' . UNK. aux, , .zjrgsy . .muxuxw nn A DH f ADVISE 42I ROW' I.' I, Bakke, I. Speiss, I. Kur- xclmer, M. jenny, I. Beard - Advisor ROW 2: I. Galvin, C. Roesler, B. Langer, B. Bakewell, S. Ivlumwxki ROW 3: M. Imlyolie, E. Franklin, S. Lmzonx, I. Bergslrom, I. O'C071l10?' ROW 4x M. Wells, C, Henbemeyer. I.. Lopez, S. Birleforzl, -I, Leslie, B. Turner VOCATIO ADVISE 425 ROUV I: M, Sanchez, A. Conzalez, I. lien, M. McGuire, S. lVil.vo11, Airs, Hillslrom ROW 2: K. Krunlz, S, Doepner, P. Aliller, -I. Hanson, R. AIIIZIEW, S, Nord ROW 3: N. Huskin, I, Wfilwerl, N. Aierrill, C. Pillar, T. Scboene, I. Bnbl ROIW 4.' S. Fixrlvef, R. Lang, C. Home, K. Hoslrawxer, N. Uyugner, R. Clwrez, G. Fischer ADVISE 423 ROIV I: B. Monroe, E. Dritz, K Bukewcll, D. Lorkwood, G, Srlmlze ,Mr,v. DIarD0m1ld ROW 3: P. 161115, S. Bark, C. Reirlcfll P. jentx, C. O'DUIlIll'll, Rarllleuz H0 EROOMS . . . IO CAT V0 ll' A AI fPO1b 00 ,HW df! ffgfj' ' ff 3 QC faq, lbf. ' . f1?,Q .'Z 62476 62Qg f- 1?br f 64791046 ' 'Jzbleull ' ' QQJKSQ 'Z Ocgbbar lv f 1 poalbofv X' r f10. ze, 0 8 Reed 4, JN 'I-Q 0466 C? Pre, 96-'felf QQ! QQ JY' db GW C ., ,Z ' 'fbqfgrfob 5 new eg 1 ' Z2 IQQQQQZZQ, q2Iy Q, V Z GQZQ . 1491196 C Z 6? 1 - e -vllfl ylnklel. ' Q I-n-S ..--W' bmw! '4H. ...,-s' ,,- la m ,- qi' ,L Oc WC74 7 'fi 0-A STL'DlfNT COUNCIL ROII7 1: K. Dufreyne - I . Prev., K. Bull - 'I'reu5., S. Darker - Pres., Hoff - Sup ROI! 2: C. Swziy, E. Nag.1lm.v11i, T. Sluxiuk, L, Hwlgerg, I.. Ilwlgurg ROII7 In 1. II7ir'I, IV. Kuliuoski, S. Hove, S. Hougv, B. Bmzne, Mr. O'Rn1n'kc ROIII' 4: K. Ahxrlirt, fIIz'Cloxlfcy, B. ITIENIIIIKQ, L. l7021.1lell, G. Pivfvfer STUDE T COUNCIL, HOMEROOM GOVER OR . . . HOMIZROOM GOI liRNORS ROII ROII KOIIU 3 ROII Ilcfu, E. Herlmfl, DI. Kirk, Cf. Allan, T. flxlillhlb, A. C..1r',t1w1ler, AIUTOII, P. Spicy! Sfmujcf, -I. Cme, D. Llllllllflliif, P. Drvvlurl, K. Sflvzlullzel, N. II7ug11er, N, Nicnmn, P. Miller lfllvfhliii llcfilla, IJ. Iimuzc, Ruvlirez, DI. OH, S. K7'll?AQL'7', S, Bi4'Honl, Cf. LcBl.n14'. Cf. Piringw' grezizl, P. Rjmrz, IJ, Llfficr, R. Svlwlilz, R. lWI1lN'cely, D. Alilclwfl, fII11l1'il1ill, B, Bl'7'glflIi.Yf mn ner L .74 - 11 V 2. -7 'YVJQH AT WORK . .. AT PLAY... W2 ww A W 'N-. r -N km QQ 0,5 1? A V 9 h FU 1 176 AA ' A - ww -1-m xl 5 ,ff A 'f X ,47 'IQ H3 Us OCCUPATIONAL RELATIONS ROIV l.' A. Smffa, M. 'I'n1n1unellu, K. lVilwer1, M. Reiclww, D. Lusk, R. P0m'ele1,j. L11xk,T. Rylzisky, G. Alun ke, P. LIITXYHI, B. Pollw' ROIV Z: M. Svlvmifz, I. Ilalwr, L. Cmzeff, S. Kroll, P. Garlen, K. Lorsmrg, f. Huglnfs, B. Bwlsroter, K. Tullman l. .Maryam D, Dlurlirl, AI. Nelson ROW 3: G. Rotlflmuer, C. Iillingson, R. Nlzlz, E. Zeng, 1. Ilongc, ll . King, KV. Bizlon, G. Garvey, T. Lollisiumz U . folmson, S. uvnlfd ROIV 4: M. Gullerrmm, B, lmzklvonser, T. Uyurrlevke, R. Dormagula, L. MrGmr1'e, T. Tlaole, D. Kuelm, IV. Ilan xen, V. Nylaefk, R. Petwzvou, f. Heyw- REL TED TRAINING . . . OFFICE TRAINING ' ROW' I.' D. Sflmff, D. Haynes, K. - Ilenxel, D. Clullsml ROW' Z: M. Giesel. P. Sodergren, N. Srlvmizll, A. Ilt'7'721lIl!1L'Z, L. Bravo ROI! 3: Kmnse, D, Strobel, D. Komro, IU, Gurzlell, lVugr1cr ROI! 4: B. Suummrz, A, Belmken, L. u7Ill71Iu'7I, R, Novak, C. I-Iemfnll Ifl'N NITE ROIV I: S. Comzelly, P. Dreelmz, K, Sclfuulbel, 1. Wirl, K. Thompson ROIV 2: G. Garvey, I. Hamillou, B. Bmeker, M. Wf1l,fl2, P. Connelly ROW' 3: S. Menne, R. Lynangla, T. Tlwole, D. Lllt'i67', S. Bauer -9 - -an 'Jr' . N vo' RADIO CLl'B ROI! 1: 1. Cook, j. Baller, W' Gmmx, Mr. Tmmm ROI! 2: R. Auzlell, A. Collon, R Prwlbe, G. Amlerson ROIV 3: F. Franklin, D. Leineny R Aflnlkelwilz UN NITE, R D10 CLUB,A.V.O .... A.V.O. ROW 1: D. Silzer, R. PMIIIRE, I Gberily, A, Colton ROIV 2: 1. Erluunvls, G. Amlcrxon, R Kolmlla, B. Bmeber, R. Sitzer ROU7 3: Zuluzar, T. Wfellx, E Prnden, P. Dononuz If s ,W -...gf v--9 AI STAFF SEATED: M. Hoemke, M. llvulsla, K. Srlmuzbel, P. llrcelmz, IJ. lfruxl, Mr. fmziscfy STANDING: A. Slllflll, B. Ilemel. Cmzljllaefl. Air. AIIIIIIIX T DE T P BLICATIONS . . . COG STAFF ROIV I: G Piffylcr, P. Doran, S. Iloye, T. Shlifllk ROI! 2: B. Gdi0IlIik, AI. llvulxlv, lirexku, L. 74CIl!1!L', K, Quinn, P. Ilucavsly, I . Afoulin, L. Kuelmux Mr. jauixrlv ROI! 3: R. CUIIIICW, H. 1lL'I1A'C'I, T. Smlfl. Il. RWHAIIIII. I . U m'rcf1, Hnlzler, S. Ilerker, D. lfruxl is H131 W, .kim STAF F S AT WORK. . . M STAFF COG Editor in Chief ..... Associate Editor ,,.. School Life Editors Sports Editor ...... Karen Schwabel ..........Patricia Dreelan ......,...Annette Smith, fanelle Campbell Michael Hoemke Photographers ........ ......... R obert Hemel, Busineses Staff ....... Daniel Ernst Martin Walsh, Ruth Coulter, Lorrie Knehans Advisory ,...................,. Mr. George janiscb Mr. Robert Munns S T A F F Co-Editors ...,............,...,..,. ...... S andy Hoye, Pat Doran Feature Editor .......,....., ..............,...,... G ail Pichler News-Feature Editor .....,. ..... P eg Dreelan Sports Editor ........,....,... .......V T om Sanft Managing Editor ...... ..........................,. T ina Stasiuk Composing ............ .,.....,..,....,.,..,,... H enry Rydland Art ............,........... ........ S andy Hoye, ferry Toensing Photographers ..,,..,. ..,r.,.....,...., D an Ernst, Bob Hensel Business Staff ...........,.... Marty Walsh, Loree Knehans, Ruth Coulter Staff .,.... Sherry Decker, Mike Hoemlee, Sheila Connelly, Faith Moulin, Loree Knehans, Ruth Coulter, Bob Gaiovnirk, Pat Haessly, Karen Schwabel, Lydia Tendle, fudy Hubler. R' fit. fi if I-rf-I ln A ang LL .... A A CIIOIR RUU7 1: S. Tlmmlilz. AI. .Miflwg D. I or.vidv, M. uwfllidllli, IU. Fremoizl, AI. Smith, T. Iiulfcr, Bride, K. Olson. A1 falkio, C.. TAJHIIIAIII, Smillv, P. Vcrzicjre ROI! 2: C. Knclul, L. Ieffrey, AI. -lesxwz, N. Illzgbcs, B. Tlll'!Il'7'. C, Ielliuck I. Ilnglws. R. Simmonx, 1. Vmzrlclzerg, K. Quinn. P. Kemp, S. Fabeck, D. Rusrlw ROW 3: 1. Lomlroflae, C. Kieger I. lfox, I . Muior, F. Maloney, M, Mo,u'lwgim1i,v, B. Brave, K. .Mm'1iz1, B. Sbmzeyfelr, S. jackson, R. Gmlmm, P, Hunley S. lfoxicr ROIV 4: S. BNIIHI, S. loluzxou. 1. Hoff, M. Lyzlon, M. K4I!I177IllL'!l61', N. Iluris, B. Prife, L. Gurdfzcr, B. Ilarl C. Gnelz, B. Keunvdy, S. O'.'N'eil, M. '1'l1on1j1.v0:1 CHOIR, B CHQIR . . ROW I: C. .Me-vers. D, Lofkzroorf. K. Kmnlz, N. Ioyfe, IJ. Pvicrsorz, ZH. Yarmo, K. Slrlnzlz, I. Suller, S. BOIJIIINHI, K. Boznzy ROI! 2: C. C41l'C'lI!1CP'. L, Avkerlcy, A. Srubnllz, S. Triemwv, A. Srlzmilz, S. Auzlersou. C.. Murrb. C. Kncfmns, F. Kelley, B. Raef! ROI! 3: K. C.1rrolI, M. Simba, S. Geiger. I. Kuclw, N. Bullerfield, Hove, I. Fifk, D. Pelerxon. B. St1ll?IIll'1'X, A, Hitbx, N. UIIJHIICP' ROI! 4: K. Gulzin, L. l'illr1cu1111'c', I Alrbixon, P. EIYIIIX, 1. Srbmidt, Nozwrlf, G. Riley. IH. A1ll1'f7l7j', Dafvlffllixl, li. 111115011 x xx A f, ffl rf. K, .V ' ' fx if . A x W. s v . gf '54, RED CROSS ROIV l.' P. Spicss, P. Soblo, S. N91 sou, D. Ilcfirzrirlu, 1. Slzllvcr - Prey ROU7 Z: C. Slrowder, G. A7llfL'I'.YOII, N. Hngbex. G. Ilodgf. S. lizbvrk ROIV 3: IW. OH, AI. Tlmmpmrz, I RUIYLIISOII, N. U .1g21cr', P. lllnzler ROIV -If D. Middlvroff, L. Srlvnliz, G. Knrxclmcr, I. G4l7'l!P1t'?', f. AIuC.n'- tby, Ilmlxe K If OFFICE STAFF ROI! I: K, .M.1d5w1, Tbaemlilz C. jarris, S. Kirsrlaling, B. Slnzderx A. Smilb, K. Dlzfreme ROW' Z: P. Comzflly, I7ifzgem1r1 B. Albrcfbl, D. Rllsvbe, I. UVLHNIKIII .M. AIIEILTEIIII, A, Eberlmrrli, Airs. Nef- 5071 ROIV 3: N. Nczwzzmz, M. Rnsflw, S llunler, P. Ii1'am, 1. Hauer, K. Day lvnff, G. Loreit, S. Ilongc OFFICE STAFF, CHESS CLUB, SCIENCE CLUB . . . FRENCH CLUB ROW' l: S. Renle, T. Dow, I. Baller, M. Trnlvlcr, R. Broflwerz, S. Prelgo ROI! 2: L. 5Vl0l'k61'S, AI. AKIEIIJBINY, G. Yeager. C, Larson, E. N.1,Qf1laaxbi. K. Nelson, D. Glerzzlwzning, K. Mud- Jerz, M. Birbford ROI! 3: R. Gmy B. Efblmff, N. Kor- rlcll. N. Ruzlmzl, L. Nelson, L. jeffrey H. Beanie, C. Darby ROI! 4: ZH, Hifl, Afultfleuv. D. Giel. L. Uyillidlili, R. IIedYr1, D. Wfext- Uffllilll, D. U cder'uIfJ. C. Btlfkliflll v LIBRARY STAFF ROI! I: T. Dorf, C. Skfifl, Gus- binx, Solsetlv, Mr'5. Rnxwll ROIV 2: M. 'l'an11. K. Martin, E. Pitman, Bnfsflaa. 131. Ifalivfi ROI! 3: AI. u7zJgIl1'!'. Srlmde. C Bttrklinzl, K. Iltzrrington, Kllpicflz LIBRARY STAFF, RED CROSS, FRENCH CLUB SCIENCE CLUB ROW' I: D. Ilc'inriz'l15, L. Killa, C jtn'1'i.v ROW' 2: I. Srfyeerz, D. Sufux, Cass ROW' 3: M. Maloney, S. Fixrlver. S. Leary CHESS CLUB ROW' I: C. Uvtzlker, T. Dorf, C.. Dfobr, B. Lyons, R. Huber ROIV 2: D, Coffelt, A. Colton, S. lloye, S. Llrnrlegtzrzl, F. .M0l1lin, Air Bryant RUW' 3: T. Rozlrigllez, T. llcnzlrii- yen, C. B.n'Hinr1, B. Etkfyoff, T. Lea- mznl, R. Pmnke ,... ...N -fl' I 15? ' f .3 ,,,.-Q H'- Nz pfPC ,, Q .Q .Mu ,Q . fn B951 Y-TEENS ROW' I: R. Lang - Ser., R Olson' - Treas., I. Hubler Pres., S. Derleer - Sgr. of Arms 1. Hora - V. Pres. ROW' Z: K. Srlvzuflael, I. Knr sflmcr, R. Bauer, li. Berman, S Slffllkfllll, B. Beane ROW' 3: B. Slmncyfell, I. Mr- Closkey, S. Bmmz, P. Emzzx, S O'Neil, D. Lerflw Y.F.C. ROW 1: nl. Sather, AI. Zin? K. Ball, B. Reed ROW' 2: S. Niederur, A. Eber Q37 barzlf, C. W'o1fe. C. Darley, L. Yunkers. Mr. Tramm ROIV 3: N. Wfagner, S. Krne ger, B. 11.111, R. Prmzke, B Bryan! t 2 B sf .Pr Y-TEE S, Y.F.C., F.T.A. . . . 7.1, - --x If.T.A. ROW' I: j. Safber, C. Iarvix, D. Melz, D. Cartier, V. Guel- xrboff, S. Anderson ROIW Z: P. Hunter, K. Guel- srhoff, M. lien, K. Mfzrlirz, N. R.1d.1nt, D. Lundquixl ROW' 3: Benson, L. Lange, 1. McCloskey, D. Krueger, P. Geske, M. Merriti ELECTRICITY me x Cmcle YKX' fm whlosc Y'-'Wal U Hvferhole X711-2 s-Q' ' CLASS S 1960-1961 4 u- 'S js Cl if xMW x CLASSES ff' PJASIMZ ,NA L -5, 1960- 1961 1 I my .f -. wi X f ag 1 11 1 .l 3 ,N 5 .,,., 'Q ,, X., M 4 5 an -4 ' ,, I., mm ,,V, rxvq ,w,l F -tm L, L HR, ' fy f Jimi 3, N, Q :W:3'?:,,.,gQ V' V3 I , ' ff QQ fiz,,,, M , 3 I E1 Agni in ,,,, Qggwmwsza , I f milf wf,- , .3 1 mi X X ww., ,V X I3 1, QMLF ia' W in F ff ig QQ: W 'A 'I tg -QF ig -14 'ix- O 0 C f L , s 1 5 2 QM' Lv .z f9 5? 6,26 5 1 9' M 'wg A 'Yu 4 R ,,., ,,,,., 3 1 Toziehdowns and field goals . . . Stem ming from effort and desire . . Taught muscles anticipating victory and Knowledge gained from the dis- appointment of defeat. We played to win, with heads held high . . . It matters not if we won, or lost, or tied. thletics . . . Q- s A HM .f f f'-'2' gy A' 3 .2 -- .. I, :- -,,. ,-,:. , I M, .N x QQ 77 1 19 . 9593 sQU D FOOTBALL . if , 'H'ifi ?' ff'7a?'T .Sl lf HB3 fs H safwtg 1 s -, A I I 'vb . I ' A .s'.'Y t xy' V .Av V K .7 V Y r 'Tig Q m '1 Fl n' Q V . lvl-, N A - . j --tu. ,l ,K '15 'Q Arms., .L ., E V Y 5 T s mis, ' +41 is 1 lyk - '-its 4' 'N' 'W1 if 'X-df! ,E ROW I: W. Boyd, M. Berus, C. Kingswan, T. Srmfl, D. Garvey, I. Toensin-g, T. Heille, D. Darby, B. Erkboff, R. Geise, G. Bye, L. Green. ROW 2: D. Clemens, C. Gneiz, T. Wfells, M. Malinoff, f. Zulazur, D. ll e11'ar1lJ, 1. Mulrebill, M. Ly!l071f D. Domagala, W. Turner, M. Kammueller, B. Pranke. ROW! 3: D. Heille, M. Hoemke, B, Mistelske, L. IVillirm1s, B. Murphy, I. Williams, D. Mitchell, 1. Ransom, H. Clemons, D. Swenson, Mr. lVelslJ, Mr. O'Ro11rke, Mr. Irmisrlo. Injuries played an important role in the Trainer grid fortunes during the '60 season. Three senior players sustained injuries which ended their participation in varsity football at Mechanic Arts. However, these three, Frank Zambrano, jerry Cramer, and Ron Ransom, all performed in excellent fashion during their competition. On the brighter side, the M. A. eleven had many fine efforts culminating in a 3-4 conference record. The brilliant running of junior halfback Chris Gnetz and the fine line play of Chuck Kingswan, Mike Malinoff, Dick Domagala and Bruce Murphy gave balance to the backfield play of Rog Giese and the familiar Tom Sanft to Dave Wederath passing combination. ROW 1: D. Branl, M. OH, D. Ilmeski, S. Toerzsing, 1. Delisle, T. Prakash, L. Ruiz, M. Przrirb. RON 2: K. Minuelmn. I Niezner, F. McClinlon, 1. Raminez, R. Koller, I. McMr1bor1, R. Presley, B. .A10I1?ld71d,f. Finnigmz, IV. MrMloskey, D. Wfemzer ROW 3: D. Laub, G. Lemke, S. Spicer. R. Srloommer, F. W'bile, I. Dezwmey, 1. Bumbeuek, D. Brrrklind 341-1.f5 , I Ns 6913, 94 3315? qv B Q7 f 5' ysgfwaf B . M 6824 Q79 tv 923' ' 5 1 rw l V si 1,3 ., ,ig M 4 i f ,M P A f! xii! -:Z 1 M z H ' W 5 - ' l' E52 , -f is 6,13 -42' M f V , A W-lf' ,iff vis S ? 'T , W ' , S -1 :L 7 K Y . f, 4-aww V H 4 ' X ,f H- 'fdlih -N d ., ' A -f x ' . Efivgjghie an M l N' 777, N, x A V , , 5 Wm V' f'-.....' -, , ,f'ifi4, ., B X ,rf W Lidlll 5 N T J l' '--- ' f Dave Clemens, jim Zalazar, D. Darby, Senior, G Senior, G Senior, T 1 . - I A - '- .,,.,Z+f , A :Z ,K ,,,.,,, ,ig f A ,M 6 o rr S ' ,Q V ' Rug Giese, Y Senior, QB . X 1 . , E. T S X' xi.r 5 S S Y, , as izgwf 5 f .ix X 1 .- 1 , ,. T Dave Swcnmn, jim Mulvehill, gil' ji junior, T junior, C F vw A L T T l 3 5 . 1 'ut i hx ' ' Mike Hoemke, 77 il - Senior, FB Q3 ' ' 'T' n f .-Z lw- it ml r J' i ,gf , 3 U 7 il xi W Ron Ransom, Frank Zambrano, jerry Cramer. Senior, HB Senior, G Senior, QB Lee Green' Del Mitchell. junior, T f'1'1i0 , C X 32 -.,, or anne i.xff1,vi 1 , I if vi , -Q, , iff -A M 'M W ,A -1275, A T6 I A .- ins: .. fs s . S rib I 'rf ' by -cr jwg- 2 Il X ' 333' ' KW x fy x, K, 3 3 '9 Q X:Xfi 4 i .V A N 7 'rrii by 5 , Y ff Z nr U K S 5 V ,A Bruce Murphy Senior, C A' W 2 w -'.v,' , 7..,v 5 if I A 1 . Q JZ M u ws M' L r W if Y L7 1 '3 'A ' ,R , Q f 9 r 'Six i r Q-zu.- rf F' or if , -.- . it be V Q- 3 Chris GHCIZ, Dick Garvey, Tom Snnft, A ,W 'Wg junior, HB Sophomore, FB junior, QB 9 . ri 1 Y V B I RQ N 6, A , ty 5 5 f 5 ' Q' wig Dave Wederath, A V Senior, E Chuck Kingswan, Bruce Misrclskc. junior, G junior, G ' 0 - f I K x , Mike Malinoff, ,Q --wr I, Senior, T - K f Y 3 'ri' r ga- sf' -Q V N XL f 3, r r' ri 1 i V , v K !, I E f 4. I M N if 'Qs f r o f'-'rr f Z f , 2 4 Q Q if 2 3- 5 irii g x - r di. g i FV Dick Domagaia, MJ Q, Senior, T V Mr. Janisch, Mr. Welsh, Mr. -lobe, Line Coach Head Comb jr. Varsity Comb 1-so o 2, . 5 J , . ,, ,Ii Mac Kammueller, Bill Turner. P9 ,M mA,AA , junior, E fll'li0 , E W - gf at f Y w r Y. A viii? K 'f'. if , an UQ 2 1 if ,lr Y .k K A 1 1 k .QC-HANj0 ,'5'f -e . 'lf' ,mh . is ,A rf ' F L Hlhvio ,r , , 5: QQHAN 5 . for e,C.HA4,-I .t5,CHAfr',2, ARTS R0l I A151 IV Anderson R Rrnson, N. Darir, F. Major, Mr. Schultz. ROIV 2: L Green B Mrflockey I 1Vellr I Rrn som ROIV 3 D Mxlrlrtll A Green, L. llyilliams, T. Rudqnisl. B. Price. Trainers Post 3-5 Conference Mark Under the direction of Mr. Schultz, the Trainer hoopsters compiled a record of three victories and five defeats in loop play after facing the problem of replacing four of last year's starters. Outstanding performer Alvin Green, only returning ace of last season's District 15 champions, sparked the deliberate actioned M. A. squad with a brilliant offensive display and fine floor game. Juniors Tom Rud- quist, and Del Mitchell and senior Bruce Price performed well in their first season of varsity basketball and sophomore for- ward Lee Williain gained experience and polish. Alvin Green was named as an all- city performer. CH-55573 QC-HANJ, Luc Willianms, Sollfmmore, l 0 f1l'all'!1 Qi llfvf A A A Bill McCloskey, Senior, Gurzrzl BASKETBALL nga MA MA MA MA MA MA MA MA Alvin Green, Senior, Ce?l1lL'V CONFERENCE 33 28 46 39 44 47 35 27 36 54 29 54 47 48 35 41 SCORES Monroe Humboldt Murray Wfashington Central Harding johnson XY'ilson sqft' R fi 55 Brucc Print, St'Ili0ff 1 oruuml QC-HANIA fl '7 ' Torn Rudquist, junior, Glmrzl Alriu Green Tam Rlzriqlrirl 5 I v , wi fu' 1 Iwa- gg. X593 in '- 'fs' ,fum in-.A Del Milcbell Lee llvillianzs SCORES MA 51 42 Monroe MA 45 32 Humbodlt B MA 43 23 Murray ' MA 28 55 W'ashingt0n MA 29 49 Central MA 39 24 Johnson MA 24 37 Wfilson MA 33 42 Breck ROW I: D. -lunexki, R. Toombs, D. funexlai, M. Kuben, I. Hernandez ROW 2: I. Nugubasbi, D, Snow, F. MrKli11!on, R. Presley, IV. Anderson ROIV 3: P. Adams, I. Bamhenek, R. Pusqlmlli. M. Slnmd, G. Kuhn, Mr. Hislop. MISSING .Q F. Wflwitc 1.. I K , i., . ,Q IQW hr f ' Xin.,-2 - 3 YAVV T VVLV T, , f lr 'xx si, K .'.T7k ', is VALK .,. A K ' WA A -A H 'L A i .M ' A 'lf 'V' mtl' far? , , .rzr ki -, .,,, ,r ,AH Viviwfdb .:.:L,Z: ,J :xx gh, I .hw 'XV Vljh ,..r5,,wf VV gih A I A Jwiyk MSA Kwhww fw A .MVK 1 W , .,.', 7 ' K N' ' , . f mr V. i', hiv V lime? r 1w5' Ar J K , 1 ' U W ' ' 'J 4 6'o.'.0,0.s'v.v'1 p 'o,g , it . 0 A 4. Aff! Q 5 I Q' A jolur Brodrirk drircs llve Durk at the Harding goal 1 ru Bill Brueker rides of Knigbl defender. CONFIZRENCE SCORES MA 1 4 Central MA 0 1 Humboldt MA 0 4 Murray MA 2 2 Wilson MA 2 2 Harding Iark Srbmidl and Dick Garvey keep the pufk in the offensive MA 2 3 M0nr9e zone in urtion from the 2-2 lie willy Harding. MA I 7 Xvashlngton ' MA 0 4 Johnson i fa 'i!i'Q .i Q.-U. , ,. rfffzfzfrffrw ROW I: M. Doyle, B. Pigmzlo, B. Bmeker. I. Svlwzeider, G. Anderton, ROIV 2: B. Oberf, T. Sunff, D, Clausen M Iloemke, D. Garvey, Mr. Adrmzs. ROIV 3: F. Mursrlyina, 1. Brodrifk, D. Seenson, -I, Srlmlidl, G. Yonleer HOCKEY SQU D TIE Two Mechanic Arts finished conference play with an 0-6-2 record, eighth place in the standings. However, the Trainer icemen skated hard in drop- ping some close games, including a 1-0 loss to Humboldt, Region 4 semi-finalist. The M.A. sextet hustled to a 2-2 tie with Hard- ing and were tied by a scrappy Wlilson team 2-2 after the Trainers had held the lead. Bright spots in this year's hockey picture were the line of john Brodrick, Bill Braeker, and Frank Matschina, which led the Trainers in scoring, and junior defensemen Tom Sanft and Dave Swenson. ROW I: M. OH, R. Romero, R. Kendrick, R. Malsclyifm, D. Bram, B. Coleman. ROlV 2: B. Aurlell, B. Dickey, I. Kilz- man, G. Holly, S. Toensing, Mr. Knnzlz. ROU7 3: R Koller, D. Lnrier, B. McCloskey, T. MrGlude, I. Carrier, K. Koefz 4 5 fi ARTS ws-f 4 If-RTS ARTS 5 .Q 1, Qu I ff X4 r .c ,-gr if ROW l V folwxon R Plringer, T, Riefb, Mr. Brill ROW 2 T Preusf G Alld67'.Y0l1, T. Rllrlqlzisl, F. Fosler . . TRACK The cross country tC21m made great strides over last season's performance with the consistent placing of junior Tom Rudquist and an enthusiastic group of freshmen and sophomores. On the track side too, Mr. Brill expects to have a good nucleus of underclassmen around which to build a team. ROIV 1 I' Foster R Pnnzger, T. Ri6fk, T. Prcuss, V. joluzxou, Mr. Brill ROIV 2 L Garrlnev L Green, B. Mislelxkc, D, Burkliurl lnWV5f' Q? -'EQ f l RIFLE CLUB 'Y vaamont SWIMMI G TE M . . ROW 1: G. Loifgren, 1. Kyselly, M. Miller, L. Kitto ROW 2: R. Kelflamurk, I. Hansen, IV. Larson, I. Robinson ROW 3: 1. Anderson, G. Kursclmer, B. Norden, E. Spicer Bob Palmer, lim Anderson, and Gary Anderson display shooting while at a kneeling position ABOVE: boys take aim at target and Gary Anderson demonslrales lbe use of ilae sling from Ilae sitting posilion, below, ,fr A 40 Wm.-...df P QU '. P.l 'fs w ' '3' , ,, iw 3 I RL! , . ' ,. ARK w,,,,,5y V i, 4:pi , , A -'X V' If-x K 155-Cx ' as 2,15 - eff- 4 Q ,545 'A ,wg + ip-,M ,Y F, ,F , L . . Q S V ac, ,ix 4 ., ,,.--R., i ' .Zig i .Y - HH' W ',,'- ' f f A ' . My . fl W N l Q if ..-I fii,- 1 L ,1 K px ' . Y 1 A-gf. E fi - ,,.' 'ei ' - f NX ix x 5 1 3, 1 s,,.'-u-'Xi ROIV I: T. Wells, B. Oberl, I. Cook ROIV Z: Mrl. Tmmm, W. Turner, G. Kurshner TENNIS . . . GOLF ,J--fl A .1 ,V va- '55 If 5 ' fi ,K 1- . 6,.. ',. K f. -I ws 5. 'ff .4535 If W If f 5 . Ve 4' TZ.. ROW I: 1. Soika, I. Kyxella, D. Forsizle ROIV 2: M. Doyle, Mr. Welsh Ir 1 M an 4 -4' X 0 wyW Q' vp y ,..,,,,. PA Lk INTRAMURAL COUNCIL ROW I: G. Barnett, B. Beane, D. Barklind, B. Galwn, L. Flemino ROW 2: I. Rein, Mr. W'el5rb, Mr. Hislop, Mrs. Swanson I TRAM RAL COUNCIL, BOWLING . . INTRAMURAL BO IVLING ROIV I: I. Soika, F. Moulin, M. Iten. D. Lorkufood, K. Kranlz. S. Pinz, I. Ponrier, I. Heille, I. Rein. ROIV 2. W Parich, D. Sender, S. May, G. Barnell, I. Cumplaell, S Lm1rleg.n'd,C, uVr11r1?f'1',C.AI0,N'. ROIV 3.'M.P.11'irlJ B. Braeker, T.Hem1rikser1, UV, Kulinoski, M. Merritt, G, Pickler. R. Olson, I. Kysella. S. Ilouge. ROUV 4: S Niederer, C. Learmann, 1. Brodrifk, R. MrNeely, If. Ness, Prurlen-, G. Lvmke, L. Nelson, K. Marlin xx XL! A CHEERLEADERS ROIV lx P. Dreelun, j. Dion, K, W'elliugfon, G. Pivblvr, R. Lung, R. Olson, G, Hodge C. Adams. CENTER: P. IJI'6Clr17l - Captuirz A CHEERLEADER , B CHEERLEADER B CHEERLEADERS I. Hove, S. Krueger, B, Slmynefell, M, RIIJCIJU, M. Mcrrilt, M. Adelllelm FOOTBALL Honorable Mention Chris Gnetz Charles Kingswan RXM HOCKEY Honorable Mention Tom Sanft LL-CITY AW RD ROW 1.' S. Mulnix, S. Skrukrud, I. Faslner, K. Marlin, S. Braun. ROW 2: 1. Perk, N. Coleman, F. Woody, A. Hall, I. Taliaferro, D. Heinrifb, G. Srbulze, P. Spiess, A. Carpenter. ROW 3: M. Bickford, C. Skrip, B. Reed, P. Solbo, B. L. Reisrbel, M. Maloney, K. Senly, D. Rusche, S. Tabemlilz, K. Tallman. ROW 4: C. Larson, P. Hunter, S. Fiscber, N. Haxkins, S. Hove, N. Newman, P. Soika, S. May, K. Poncelellc. ROW 5: R. Beerlaam, K. Clark, K. Daybuff, S. O'Neil, M. Tbompxon, I. Alrbison. N. Wagner, I. Campbell, Mrs. Swanson, S. johnson, C. jellinek. MV lm.. BASKETBALL All-City Alvin Green Honorable Mention Tom Rudquist Bruce Price WEN! l ECWWI t' EUPWN1 V xW l1 i t to law aff rllnnl 45 if rr n llnmfs Lg AL FWS C' RN ia Mike Hoembe X!! L, an 'limfs ll Dirk Selbilxrbkiz jim Srlweider HRM' 'll is Bill Braeker, Tom Ru lqzzisl, Dirk Gurvey, Del Milclyell ECHHN MQRTS A Frwzk MulsrlJim1 DIAMCNDMEN EYE SUCCESSFUL SEASON The Mechanic Arts baseball team have high aspirations for this season. Five lettermen return, with a good crop of experienced players from last year's squad. Frank Matschina is expected to be the big stopper for the mound squad and Bill Braeker, Tom Rudquest and Del Mitchell in the infield have had opportunity to gain polish. Tom Sanft and Dick Selbitschka are veteran outfield- ers. M: Schull C0112 , - X ,!..? ,XX cl-func , ws t Cbrix Gnelz rfttf t H 1 Tam Stmfl Bill Ilfcflosleey df . ,lla Nlf BOYKS' M CLUB ROW' I: C. Kingswan, IV. Kalinosii, G. Anderson, R. Prarfke, I. Cook, f. Kysclb, D. Iforside, D. Palmer, D. Lusk, B. Oberl, F Zambrano. ROW Z: T. Sarzfl, D. Clemons, M Iloemkc, G. vjwzes, B. Mislelske, R. Giese. D. Darby, R. Ransom, F. Major, M. Doyle ROI! 3: C. Barklind, 1. Cramer, R. Domagula, D u7t?dC'1't1fl7, L. Green, AI. Malinoff, C. Grzelz, I. Anderson, D, Barklirzd, D. Garvey B. Galran. ROIV 4: T. Wells, M. Kammneller, D, Milrbell, G. Knrsflmer, T. Rmlquisl, A. Green, B. Murphy, 1. fyillllfillill, I. Brod- rirk, D. Swenson GIRL'S A D BOY'S CLUBS, G.A. . BOARD GlRL'S M CLUB ROIV I: Dion, P. Dreelarz, C. Sfvlly, F. Moulin, I. Spiess ROIV 2: R. Olson, M. Rnsfbe, M. Merrill, K, uV6'llil1ff0!1'. P. Dreelau ROUU 3: S. Hoye, B. Slaazzeyfell, C. Learmaml, S, Krueger, G. Pirlrler PI, 1 Yr wif , , G.A.A. BOARD R WWE ROIV 1: M. Rnsflae, G. Pirbler - Pres., K. Wfellinglon - V. Pres., P. Drcelan - Ser., 1. Dion - Treas., P. Dreelarz ROIV 2: A. Carpenler, I. Fastner, M, Merrill, M. Korner, S. Nierlerer, L. TLJIIKIIK, P. Solvlo, L. Flemino ri 'll' .mwsunniia G.A.A. W' ROW 1: S. Faberle, K. Poncelel, C. Larson, C. jellinek, M. Birkforzl, I. Peek, K. Senly.j.I i1slner, R. Ilernundez, I . ll oo1ls, 1. Heille, D. Heinriebs, I. .Moron, S, Wfilson. ROIVVZ: S. Leary, B. Beane, K. Kriintz, C. Blolsr, 1. Solsellv, L. Ynnbers, P. Hnnier, P. Lomb. F. Moulin, D. Salas, L. Hedberg, -I. Spiess, B. Monroe. ROW' 3: S. Skfllkflltlv, S. Niederer, S. Moy, N. Husbin. M. Wfilkcrson, R. Tbiels, N. Newman, P. Eiile, M. Hill, S. Lmidegizrrl, C. uwillktlf, C. Uvolfe, 1. Slnzde, K. Tullrniin. ROI! -F: S. Fisrlrer, K, Day- bllff, C. Learrnann, K. Marlin, V. King, S. BHIIHI, S. IOLUISOII, Al. Korner, D. Lerrbe, S. O'Neil, L. Nelson. ll. Cnmfrbell, K. Clark G.A.A. ROIW 1: C. Skrip, B. Reed, P. Soblo, D. Rnsrlae, S. Tlmernlilz, N. Coleman, f. Ponrrier, A. Hull, -I, Tuliiiferro, A. Cnrjzen-ler, G. Selaulze, P. Spiess, M. .Muloney, I , Kelley. ROW' 2: D. Lorkwood, A. Srlniltz, R. Bauer, M. Tooley, K, Bakewell, L. Roby, C, Slrozv- der, M. Ilen, L. Hedberg, C. Brooks, S, Pinz, B. Reiselsel, R, Beeelmm. ROW 3: P. Dreelari, G. Hodge, M. Rusebe, M. Merritt, L. Tendle, S. Hare, S. Wfrigbl, P. Young, R. Pederson, S. Houge, K. Nelson, D. Sender, L. Spiinfer, P. Soiba, C. Meyers. ROW' -I: 1. Dion, S. Hoye, R. Olson, N. lVagner, B. Slmneyfell, M. Thompson, 1. Hove, S. Krueger, D. Davis, 1. Hivbison, R. Lang, G. Pirbler, K. Wellingfon, P. Dreelan .A.A., PEP CLUB . . . . PLP CLLB ROW I: S. IVilson, 1. Heille, K, Bizkewell, P. Soblo, D. Mitfbell, C. lValker, K. Nelson, I. Solsefb, C. Molvr, A. Sflmllz, R. Bauer, D. Salas, L. Hedberg. ROIV 2: .M. Adelbelm, S. Hoye, L. Roby, G. Slrowder, P. Ilunier, D. Lamb, L, Yunkers, M. Biznirle, C. Kne- laans, S. Lundegard, B. Reed, 1. Tuliaferro, M. Merrill. ROIV 3: M. Rusebe, -I. Sflnzde, R. Pederson, M. Hill, P. Eide, C. 1Volfe, S. Wright, D. Sender, M. Wfilderson, N. Ilaskin. I. Campbell, L. Tendle, P. Soiba, B. Slmynefell. ROUV 4: I. Ilofe. S. Niederer, K. Martin, N. Wfagner, V, King, S. Braun, M. Korner, S. O'Neil, D. Davis, 1. Alcbison, L. Nelson, S. Skrnkrnd, L. Sfmrzjer, S. Knreger 3 'Y 8 3 i9Smlfy V Q X 4 .4 'A . -1 'Q , ' 3 1754 5 ' if N -V ev 'fi' ' - A vs Q va N4 v . fl 1' :S ' ' . ivg WNY nigh-W L au., 1 i 1 'ex 3 I ,. - ,-,, 5 1 f J' fx KV i LQ 'QR,,,,,M,,,M- ,,,,,w-' 1 2 3 Q i 47 ,'.,, 7 'WE 'E 41 K ,K :wg I X ,af A9 5 .,y-'wav 5 ,N gf The dramatic events . . . Excerpt from a scene of experience, Of dances and assemblies . The crowning of a queen. Played midst intricate props The master stage of life. School LW. . . YL A ww . Q V Q my , 5 i e E ? 1 M, .ff if f .alifA7 ' Al.?Iii'ffQ1 W M tp 3. , ., ' in 1 f fe' f i Q 4 f HOMECOMING . . 1961 JEAN AND STEVE . . . The 1961 Royal Homecoming festivities began with a regal assembly during which our handsome king Steve Bauer and our lovely queen, jean Wfirl were cere- moniously crowned by jack Horner, a well-known sports announcer. Following the coronation our royalty took part in a parade of decorated cars filled with enthusi- astic students. After an evening football game, which began with our foe, Central, making a touchdown on the first kickoff, a royal ball was held honoring the king and queen. Enhancing the atmosphere, was a beautifully decorated gym in which we danced to the lively music of the Night Beats. Though defeated, high spirits pre- vailed throughout the ball. ,At Eiga: ,H-Q A ef Q...w 4: 5 H 5 51 ' i ? QL 3 '57 'J 1? ,, 3 A 4 Sq.. .ff vw Fw 2 f Sfib. 3. fix LY? 0517, 1- 'thier 1--Q-owl! 4 4 , 49 Sw ,av SNQ-DAY .01 1 1961 . . J I 5 QM 1' it 5 Y 5 J 5 2 Q K v r i M2 x .g 5 of xii, g ,J Hi? + Q x. C sv 'L ' ROIV I.' C. Senly, P, Dreclluz, S. Comlelly, 1. Lusk, T. Dorf. ROW' Zx M. Willxlv, R. Connelly, K. Wfellington, I. Dion, 1. Nowlqlzisl, 1. Caselvoll, ROIV 3: S. Ridell, B. Ilall, G. jones, j. Anderson, S. Ilaye I .f f yy- - I dorft rare bow long if lakes - jus! Meet Me ,. Ji, f r 5,4 so I nm jump 0111 .md lllll' ber leg. fu., i W? In St. Louis af KS. A . ., 1' 7 A l S r ,, YA, A 22 J at I . ,K My ,ik 'N H I ex.- eg, Mr. Smith ,,,.,,. Mrs. Smith A..,,,V Rose ..A.,Y..A,VV.. Esther ,,,,, A Agnes .,,A. Tootle ,,Y,.,,, Lon ..,..,Y.,V,,, Grandpa .Y,,... Katre .,,.7..,..ss.., Mrs. Wfaughop Ida Boothby john Shepard . CAST ,.f.z1 Dennis Ness Betty Hall Sandy Hoye Carol Senty jenny Dion Majlis falkio . Bruce Murphy Loren Drnzalel Peggy Connelly Karen Olson Peggy Dreelan Gary jones Fred Gregory ,,Y,,. Lucille Pentard Mr. Dodge ,,,e... Mr. Duffy ,,,,,,ss ,, Bill Kalinoski Gail Piclaler jim Anderson Ted Dorf , far! 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'K , 8 JP f 1' 1 ., ,,i.-Krug' gi,aQs, x . .sw Q--gag: -.MTH EU wg - ,raw - X'-fqcxgn , 221315 : vez'--1.f: :Q K 1 1 Y 1 UN IOR-SEN IOR PROM 1960 r r CJ' 52 , My , X , nfs! 55 , Q 1 Q Y tm . LL if Neiman AUTOGRAPHS 1 ' --1.-Q. K i v , K V ze, ' ' f f , ! s f A r Q 5, E'MH W W K 5 sa, h ' - fl ' ALE 3 . h 51 3 3 1 'P - . ,U . ' , .ww ' x R Q ?gf H 5gf', X , 1' V 'L : ,E ' 1 f ' .jak v X' . I Y f ll it Q Q . ., K' ?A M---- 4 m ff W4 , K A A , W 5 'QA-if 'D 13 I wx fi' 1 OPEN THIS Boom: IN 1999 0 0 0 and won't it be your photograph that you and your grandchildren look for first? That's a lot of looking ahead, but it illustrates the permanence. .. the interest...of a fine photograph. Fine photographs of you are our concern ...a photograph you will proudly give as a personal present...a photograph you will look back on happily years from now. We hope that when you want a fine photograph taken again, you entrust it to us-your ofiicial school photographer. PHOTO REFLEX STUDIO . . . FLOOR BACH, ROGER BIDON, WILLIAM BOETL, THOMAS BOHRNER, JAMES BORN, JERRY BRADEHOFT, HAROLD BURKE, DENNIS CASE, JUDY CHARPENTIER, LEON COLEMAN, ALEONZO CRAMER, GERALD DAHLSTROM, RONALD DAVIS, NATHANIEL ENNIS, FRANK ERHLER, KEITH FUNKHOUSER, ROBERT GARDELL, MARILYN GRAY, RAYMOND HANSEN, HERBERT HOBBS, EDDIE HOEMKE, MICHAEL . SHUTTER SHY . HOGAN, THOMAS JUNGEMANN, JAMES KIEGER, CHARLES KELLEY, PAUL KITTEL, DANIEL KOWALENKO, ANDREW KRANTZ, ARLENE LANDKAMMER, JOHN LARSON, RONALD LETTENMAIER, SHIRLA LONDROCHE, JUDITH LILJEDAHL, JUDY MARCANTELLI, EUGENE MUNOZ, THOMAS NORDQUIST, JEAN NOXWECKI, HELMUT NYBECK, MARTIN O'CONNOR, JOAN PANKRATZ, GERALD PATTERSON, MICHAEL PETERSON, ROGER PRUDEN, EARL RASSCH, JOAN REUS, BERNARD RIDLER, EDWARD RODRIQUEZ, WENCESLAUS RYBISKY, THOMAS RUDENICK, PHYLLIS RUPKUS, JEROME RYAN, ELAINE SALINAS, LEROY SCHMITZ, MARVIN SHADE, LESTER SITKO, DAVID WALKER, JOAN WALLISCH, JOHN WARD, STUART WARREN, FRANK WEISMANN, PETER WILLIAMS, HERBERT Kenny Quality Products SPECIALISTS IN Steam Boilers - Steel Tanks Smoke Stacks - Smoke Breechens Brick Work - Rebuilt Boilers! Electric Welding - Steel Plate Fabrication Grate Bars and Castings Acetylene Cutting and Welding Boiler Tubes and Steel Plates Steel Erection and Setting BOILER REPAIR WORK, ANY BOILER ANY PLACE, ANY TIIVIE Kenny Boiler and Mfg. Company PR. 1-5523 465 Kenny Road St. Paul, Minn. CSt. Paul Boiler 81 Mfg. Co.J All-State Properties Three convenient offices to serve you REAL ESTATE REALTOR.- M.L.S. 454 So. Wabasha 562 Rice Street 1702 E. 7th Street ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA Wishing the seniors good luck in the future from these Mechanic Arts Alumnus, Our Representatives: Jerry Isaacs - Louis Del Signore Dick De Lisle - Nick Azzone Joe Leclaire Jim Anderson and Sam Donna John McKenny Insurance Agency Unique Barber 8: Beauty Shop Crew Cuts - D.A.'s Ca. 5-9970 Compliments of Pioneer Sausage Co. Compliments of Capitol Drug Rice and University ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA Dick Pariseau Hardware General Hardware and Housewares Lawnmowers and Saw Sharpening Tel. Ca. 2-9921 555 Rice Str eet Myrt's Kitchen JUST GOOD FOOD 517 Rice Street Tel. 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Seedsmen Since 1898 EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN 500 Jackson Street Compliments of Kent St. Florist 160 Kent St. - CA 5-1610 YZ?35EiI?Sf. 1 '.-aI.-Ifi- - -f:f:2:-:1.11-- ' . - .. :::: Y T A ' RSX X Q 5,2 s-54 M ' X' lggf -'J ,X C X 'Q N4 A Q' Q' ' -w X ,.,.::515:5:5:g55gQ5- - 5.:-,5g55:g5::5:g5:g'- ,.gg-515E5E5:3E:1::5::Z: , X . zleffiifififflii' -:::1:2ESE2E52:-f'- .:f1 'I' '5:1iE251E2E1.315j:E2 Z' Qififfffifififff z' f'-5 I ffffff-fff'f ' ff 'lE:I55f'f55 f f Q T .+I ,,,., W X ,A.,. ,,., .,.,,.,,, ' . f ' Z6 Q f The MEMURIES ol the PAST As up to date as'o ie?- p In nel , 2, W as 2- saw PX - As meaningful os your - :r:ar::s:f:r:r:r . , F-'mia-rE:f school songl ., . . . your official JOSTEN f'f'1fiiEf' class ring. ' 1 5 l 'Wo 1 ,bg 55255 . . . capturing precious H me mor ies in J OSTE N 'S exclusive life-lime sun- shine l0K gold. . . . symbolizing school : spirit thru exclusive S'NCE 1897 COPYYigllT8d JOSTEN ae- SERVING AMERICAS FINEST STUDENTS FOR OVER 60 YEARS Siem- Ted Edin J O S T E N ' S 134 Foshay Tower Aroade MINNEAPOLIS 2, MINNESOTA AUTOGRAPHS