Minneapolis Vocational High School - Tradewind Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1956 volume:

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Air Photo ot City Mr. John Oster ................. .......... . Photography lngemar l-lolm ...... ......... . ..., S tudent Photography Homeroom Tradewind Agents Anol numerous other inolivicluals, both taculty and students, who loaned freely ot their time, patience, and advice. Toble of Contents Adminislrolion Underclassmen Seniors . . Sporls . . . School Life . lnolex . . .6 . .22 . 50 . 76 . 90 ..Il9 Published by the Senior Class of Vocational High School. MMM A Q-ww New 'M 5 ,iffy zz wm-.,,,,,,, On July 11, I955 we could gaze into the center court and see- mwfne beginning! cfgclminiotrcctiol, Mr. Nord Announcing . lt is a real privilege to speak to the many readers ot our school annual, THE TRADEWIND. The year I955-56 has been a momentous year in the history ot the Minneapolis Vocational l-ligh School. We have witnessed the completion ot one ot our great dreams, new and improved facilities tor our education program: a beautitul auditorium, a new lunchroom and recrea- tional area, a music suite, and many other necessary additions. A year ago we watched with much satistaction the ground-breaking and preliminary planning tor the set- ting ot the tootings tor the steel structure. It was so important that our new addition have a broad tounda- tion, tootings capable ot withstanding many times the proposed weight ot the new building when occupied ll 8 to capacity. We marveled at the intricate detailed working drawings prepared by experienced architects and how crattsmen representing many trades under- stood this universal language and, using their varied and skilled talents, molded together materials ot many kinds into a beautitul addition to our school. We must plan to use these tine educational tacilities wisely so that you-the students ot today, our prod- ucts, the citizens and tradesmen ot tomorrow-will have the knowledge, skill, understanding, vision, and taith so necessary tor our countryls survival as a major intlu- ence tor good in the world today. Your success in lite will depend upon the tirm toundation you have built through your training program here at Vocational. fl Co-orclincrfors cmd Administration help us plan our futures ' ,v Mr. NormaNn Jensen, Assistant Principal, succeeded this year to the post held by llfMiss MargaretThomson, who retired last V year, ,-1 r Mr. Wilfred McGimpsey and Mrs. Grace Kenyon, Co-ordinator, enioy themselves at the Senior Banquet. l IT , i Mr, Norman Jensen, Assistant Principal: Mr. Royalston Jennings, Mr. Reuben Schafer, Miss Jane Lewis, Mr. Raymond Nord Prn cipalg Mr. Henry Bertelsen, and Miss Helen Andrews pictured at a Co-ordinators' meeting. Not pictured: Mrs. Grace Kenyon E91 These ore fhe Wheels who cheerfully manage . A Mrs. Bea Conley buzzes C eeru away a er switchboard, while Mrs. Wllkns loolcs contented rn her new otlice. P pprly reserves Pat Warhol dewincl receipts tor the day. le Mary Plenlonclz gets in- rmation trom Mrs. Brophey. John Naslund, Bookkeeper, r 3 a Brophey later ln the year transterred to a posltlon Mr, Nords seCretary.l P 4 Sharon Christensen ancl Barbara Blodgett get some ad- vice trorn Mrs. Noreen Stlehm. lMrs. Stlehrn lett Us later tc vyorlc rn the Central Otllce Mu- slc Department. Wfe were sorry to see her 30.1 Miss Mrldred Her, Chlet srnrles engaglnfgly ln the rnrdst ot her work: there ls usua y , y V lot ot rt. li WJ A Onnirt Burq, one of our DODUNGV maintenance crew, chefs Gi.-n P' rk nm, thrg rejuiar Q -'vafor oocraffr it rcs. Elms 'what ur helpful mainienance crew: Front row: C. L. Johnson. Chirzf Enginrzerq J, Mc- Mr. Johnson ponders a building prtrrnit whiht 'nzi.:, Mrs. Mabai Smith, A. Johnson, E. Sirvgrson. Second row: C. Gurgrtin J. Kobe, Mrs. Smith gympathlzcs. S Dahl, Top row: V. Smith, J. Thais, H, Berg, . our building roufine Mrs, McLaughlin hands out admit siips to absentccs. 24 5 EE' -s?24s5s:e:' 67 Iiififizif ' E'E f'E'I. kkrxzi-:Za ini? 41:0 . aa' LIS: zefsefsgghg' A. 5 .i,- zzii 1r1 r 1 V- ,, ,,, , ,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, i5 E Q th Art Jrihnaon. Art got thg sittngrdown job diff-' Mn Riubm Schaic' Lzhgagcd r Ong :xi thr: rcut ng but v,-ry irnpfwrrg is 35' J: vc r, aim Department Meetings Mrs. Elcanore Passon, Mrs. Katherine Rice, Mrs. Eleanor Byrne, Mr. Merton Haynes, Miss Evelyn Edblom, Mr. John Dellwo. Mrs. Mabel Turlcirigton, Miss Mildred Fislc, Mr. Oscar Wahl, Miss Bernice Eich, Mrs, Alice Murray, Miss Flor- ence Benedict, Mr. Wilfred McGimpsey, members of the English Department, meet in the library. Leading the dis- cussion is Mr. Wiltred McGimpsey. Mrs. Mildred Shepard, Miss B. .lane Lindberg, Mr. Arthur Mr. Thomas Cooley and Mrs. Elsie Kwalrlcernaat warm up tor the Nielsen and Mrs. Dorothy Glenny smilingly cut a cake honor- Christmas program. ing the Tradewind. E121 port of fhe busy roufine Discussing Sociai Studies are Miss Jean Huntoon, Mr. Milo Sween, Mr, Leonard Dickey, Mr. Arthur Lindman, Mis Sfeiia Scrum, Mr. Vernon Faedier, Mr, Gcrad Cady, with Mr. H. R, Eilcciand, Department Head. Mrs. Faye Schericbie, Miss Ida Swsnsrud, Miss Dean Kean, Miss Orzzkfa Sfcenerson, Mr. Cari Nglson look at a rrmltiiiiln piafa ind Mrs. Liioiir: Wiilen. 11141 dby 'Q' Reading Clockwnse Mr B Th fcokg Search mgNy at John Lanz to mac sum John undusfands wss Zggkr and rs C ogman rwqht Cami seem Lo undusfarucl t lwmor O srtuafwfm out M155 Mycrb us emoymg uf anyway surprused by U stu Luis Muss Znnglcr was crowm Qu an on Valentmczs Day e m an s Wu Sharon M5 rman Pa Hoa K may a donna Orcutf and 3 tty Lmder cm afkzr We asf ccatmnd s U ev s ay soa S ans J cum w um rt en Eyew COW siudfmt C my we a 1 c rx Nashno Q n 5 vv a use ros r Pm me rw an was Mo amdmg nw fo mgw5tra1 HOMEMAKINB .wr gm 91995 Egfw D ,IEEEE My S Normal roufine confinues Top Iefi: Mr, Baker and Mr. Waiiace Nelson sean a proof sheet of the Crafisman, which is printed in the Printing Department as are aii Board of Education pubiifafions . . . Top right: Mr. Thames Piper is our Wefding teacher . . . Middle left Mr. Graham Mr. Siowaii, and Mr. Weisner fake time off far a fnorning cciiev break in the tea room a Dopiiiar eating piace, Marlene Sherman, Mr. Waiiaee Nelson, Evangeiine Martin, and Mikael Graham watch E'mcr Kuppe Cp- eraie thx' Wi,'bendorier oiisizt press. in spite of noisy confrucfion work Reading clockwise: Mr. Tom Withrow, Mrs. Saralant- Lomktz, Mr, Vom Fiedter wictd ttf: tools ot their Htradef or tbgir sports activrtigs . . . Mr, Buoisb giygs us a 'cyst iooic from his drattirig board . . , Mr. Nordstrom Mr, l-tittncr, and Mr, Lundberg, tootcirrg so1amn.., In ttw library, Mrs, Martha Lund, assistant iibrarianp Mrs. Fiorcirice Wiikins, cierkq Mrs. Marian Ktziicy, librarian: Rosemary Siottfowski, and Margaret Stwcayfrr enjoy a quiet moment atter sctiooi . . . Mr. Arerit and Mrs Karbo, Taiioririg Dvoartmfrit, disctssimg a svrious- iookirig documovt, Teaching Q trade is Q high service . Mr. Robcrt Boyer, who teaches boolcbinding and is new to Mr. Pcyla and Mr, Thoiv, being teachers of cabinet making, our iraching staff, drops in to get acquainted with Mr. Fiics, arf: vcry busy man. in thc- Machinc Shop. Rwady to ivavc the buiiding after a long but satisfying day in the Auto Shop arc Mr, Hinshaw, Mr, Spauiding, Mr, Rhcinhart, and Mr. M.,-yr-r. KWH Their aids and services are appreciated Reading clockwise: Mrs. Peters does a great deal ot typing and mirneographing tor Mr. Oster, in the Cur- riculum oitice . . . Miss Dietrichson, Visiting Teacher, discusses several problems with Miss Christensen School Nurse . . . A special service tor veterans is located in our building, with Mr. Virgil Anderson in charge. l-lerc he is seen with Mike Cicnil, a veteran in the Printing Department . . . Mrs. Layeau, Mrs. Halverson, and Mrs. Dayton apparently enjoy their iolo of cooking in the student lunchroom . , . Frank Bielinski and Chuck Baker, day students, serve cottee to Evening School stu- dents, Reading counierclockwise: Mr, Rtdoe and Mr. Mac :Sak 13 Q drescd abcuf thai rwraf sgam um a Fancy L.pHc'Stery job . , , Mn Kacrdwtr aid' xm 55:0 CNLZHT-QS at tru Qnd C? a busy dew 'wedge a iw pkasartrks wth Mr. Sarfcrd . . , MSS RCS- kwy Mr, Raed, Mrs, Johnson, and Mn Uwcmoscm Qzckxrg cvw 5fvuraW glmgtdwes . . . Mes Laadwman afwd Mrs. Zahzrwk C305 Q t0 ak M59 Carhtrmk secret fer grcwrg bcaqt fa' oafwts , . . Cowgeg bwax fr' Mn Wfhegusr Mn Buses' M: C :v'w,, Mfg. Lgrvicv MSS Laws and Mfs. Dssgr, after e Cnrstrvag prcgram ww :PQ fxbby, fir vikb Mfs. Desc' Cfayed VXVQESV' acfcmpar vmznt. Or-3 Jchmsfzm fffmrksl wikis a Happy rcfremcnt fc amcthz' Johnson Qfxrfl. ' Wwwmwg Alrrnadcy.. Reading clockwise: Messrsl Van Doran, Swansrn, Ggnaust and Dzssa' Cast a Cird y crffrfscne grancc at a redo tub.- ...Mrs. Baton and Mrs. Tarncvvskr exarnnrnv a stuomts wsrk . . . Mre Scncirw drip sys, wrtn Mr. Hank nclp, a corn- prrcafcd rockrng drawing fer Machine Draftrng . . . Mvm- bus QF cur Nursrng stag Mrsa fxwes and Mrw Wcrtmfan fx 1,' ated? and M ss Budd Mrs. B-Nifty, and Nuns Tcevs PMS n Hu' Ccnwrnrttvq Rccrn tc snuck prcbnw nary pans 50 tr-3 yvar . . . Mr, Vftss, Mr, Cnannbeire, and Mr, Wncclcr drsfuss ri cnrnmon rntvrcsffscrance. Anofher refiremenf . . A5 vw qe 1, prrss, mend rrns. rn, r1rr.rnrnfsCrar tw, we-far nas rcgacnrfd us. After nmny vcarg or swrvrrv in ins QUEDNH s.r' were and t' Vcrmiova' Mr. Henry Bcrfelsen 1- rsavrrg rw , N r r r r P-'. vm, be csgzucn 1, rn Seca 'r SQ v Lrg muh- wn dn rm rw. drfftcd Sc -VVICM,V'fX.' and fnirrfury, XWQ Wgh nrn' as .qmrncd Changi- cf parcl pw aww WWW A an-WWW, 39 V A ,,., ..,, ..v.: .V,-.:...5:M::::::::.1::-:-s,s,Q::?4 ? ' -, M - fv'-'-'--a , .X M H awwmo 199' Jxivxa 'Q ,Qi ,Q sf, L: ...Wmi QV, What a nice sight to see, in Gctoloer, I955, these cozy loolcing walls covering the stark steel girders. The smell ot hot tar along with the ever-present pounding and buzzing and drilling, pervaded our class- rooms. Clffnclerclcwome Room 227fMR. RQDDE, Bottom rowfBili Burg, Mr, Rodda Jack McCoriow, Row 2-Leon ard Donovan, Wifiiam Tczscnondort, Everest Q Eddans. Row 3fAiian Carswcii, Ctwarics Meyers, 5 Mictiaei Kuta, Top rowficrnmy Scnrn7t, Ed' 3 mond Ricrf, Ctiarirfs LL-fkclt, Mictiaci Atton. Y Infroducing fhe Sophomore Closs . Room 208-Bottom row: lcancttc Andries, Mary Ann Snwitnsrud, Mary Eiien Gilman, Mary Louise Stwora, Sandra Lee Cordcn, Louise Rotar. Row 2-iizc Berzins, Janet Pcriingcr, Anna Marie Sec, Roscmary Sioitcowslo, Nancy Kong. Row 3-Eilzabettu Yurictx, Dorothy Pxspinwaii, Jacoiaeirnc Beck, Mariys Martin, Gladys Hayuk, Janct Albers. Row 4-Joanna' Tonnczylc, Mary Toney, Sue Eiiingboe, Eieanor Peterson, Sandra Person, Caroi Provost, Patricia Daugi'1crty,Top rowfSandy Wrobel, Karnn I-iintz, Tedda Jones. Gayc Gustotson, Slwfricy Oman, Jim Ttioraidson, Jack First, Cnarics Grrsirn. iNet pictured: Patricia Hvitmani. C241 'GV' Room ZI9-MR, RHEINHART: Bottom rowADavid Benjamin, Walt Miiler, Mr. Rheinhart, Richard Cosgrove, Gerald Stubbs, Row 2-Arnold Paterson, Thomas Gabritsch, Richard Chutter, Richard Peterson, Gary Peterson. Row 3-Thomas Schwab, Henry Waaik, James Postle, Joseph Wrobei. Top row-Dick Traczyic, Edmund Traczyk, Cari Torres, George Stubbs, Vernon Koeincr. 90 251 Room IO4-MiSS CARLETON. Bot- tom row-Gayiu Benson, Miss Caric- ton. Charicnc George. Row 2-Donna Mae Pci:i,Jerinc:tt Cioutier, Judy Hans son. Row 3-Karan Carison, Sandra SChu'tz, Karen Larson, Joyce Marie isaacson. Top row-Maynard Swan- son. Jeanncnc Oiandcr, Ray Haroid- son. New sfudenfs ponder I new schedules . Qs, 2 ,J M, Y 3:32 Q S Room IlIfMRS, SHEPARD. Bottom row-Shirley Bey- er, Mrs.Sl1epard, Danny Nortrng. Row 2-Slwaron Han- son, Vrrginra Hedstrom, Rosa Thompson Row 3-James Buclzrak, Arthur Bates, D3ane Rercnard. Row 4-Robert Topa, Crittord Wuornos, Stephen Mozcy. Top row- Margarct Everrwart, Geratdrn Hanson, Gerry Smot- koskr, fNot pictured: Richard Hustvedt, Gene Swansonj. N-ivwwl' Room 220-MR. BOOTH. Bottom row Tom Attetdt. Top row-Christ Evanov, pictured: Allen Stonestromj. 4Marv1n Lundqurst, Tom Denardo, Hefrnut Tetzlatt, Mr, Booth, Stan Tabalco, Gerry Swenson, Richard HHN, Leonard Zondto, Robert Borreson, Bruce Kunerth, Brit Eggert, Bob Staee. fNot I1Zlrj Room 320-MR, WAHL, Bottom row-Franklin Zappa, Dale Stanelc, Kenneth Johnson, Mr. Wahl, David Doying, Hubert Le Cuyer, Row Zfflydc Kurnpula, Richard Peterson, Kenneth Constinius, Reuben Rice, Edward Monahan, Harvey Tislc. Row 3-Paul Siwelc, Gerald Warren, Jerome Norman, Chester Jullcowslci, Bruce Yaeger. Top row-Richard Reiners, James Meuleners, Bill Hughes, Donald Coelclourn, Henry Bennett. James Loch, George Bowler. E271 Room 2l7-MR, KARBO. Bottom row- Russell Kennerly, Mr. Karbo, Robert How- ard. Row 2-Lee Karaselc, Carmen Wil- liams, Pat Schurott. Top row-Altred Beck- er, Tom Lachner, Billy Webster, Ben Wiley. lNot pictured: Carol Nemitzl. Orienfofion Progrom helps ocquofim' Sophomores at 5 mg Room IIO-MRS, SCI-IOFFMAN. Botiom row-Joanne Johnson, James Jacques, Mrs. Schoiirnan, Peggy Tonsager, Juiic: Bobick, Pat O'Hara. Top row-Juanita Sutton, Patty Ratnode. Gcrri Bentiey, Diane: Lundberg, Hope Lundy, Eiaine Vos- brtrg, Virginia Golden. Room 4I54MR. JONES. Boiiom rowfl.arry Beck, Biil Carpenticr, Mr. Joncb, Dick Wolkc, Bob Hansen, Jack Neison. Row 2fFranJc Burm s, John Breudiovc, Roger Meiand, George Westover, Joe Kozialc, BiH Stycr, Row 3-Larry Bright, Ed Schneider, Tom Caidweii Vern Hansen, Ronaid Hannah, Gordon Weber, Top rowfEdward Mafiey, Joc Yates. Don Wcstorirrnd, Jim Finnamorc, Jim Muieahy Arden Greenberg, Edward Thornton. ii 7 il - Room I20-MR. BAKER. Bottom row-Gene Carlson, Alvin Biever, Edward Spiess, Darlene St. John, De Wayne Bluebaugh, Bob Gillespie. Row Zflohn Moriarty, Dennis Konn, Donald Kreibiclr, Leon Eckes, Jaclr Chcnevert. Row 3-LeRoy Case, Kenneth Jensen, Roger l-lanson, Floyd Watts, Larry Weiss, Robert De Mars. 32 Q , . ::. 7 Room 424-MR. LUNDBERG. Bottom row-David Swigart, Doug Falls, Mr, Lundberg, Leo Grzcslcowialc, Lewis Olson. Row 2- Waync Smith, Dave Thompson, Larry Johnson, Peter Lynch, John Bohlin, Top row-Jerome Jarasz, Stephen Yost, Wyman Spoors, Ger ald Wagstrom, I-loward Holitman. lNot pictured: William Boothl. If 30 Il w 5 sz: wb ,,, S: 2? wi X As days roll by, faces and rooms become familiar hs 'K I .1 'M s a A Room I09-MlSS MYERS. Botiom row-Roserra Lafombc, Mrss Myers, Pat Toetzer, Stcrra Lynda. Row 2-Marrryn Roddy, Darrcne Dranorn Elrzabcth Jackson, Row 3iPat Suits, Agnes Jakubilc, Grscla Larnpc, Mario Storrus. Top rowfMariryn Butrar, Shirley Van Ordstrand, Joann Mocrminski, ororrs Pacyga. as Room 317-MISS STEENERSON. Boliom rowAMarr yn Luca, Eva Dain, Mzss Stvxencrscn Mary Lac Karfnrc, Rita Akrncntrns, Sandra Swanson, Row 2fRosc labors, Wr?ma Rand Eva Mark Srnrin, Lavornf Hanson Jeanne Hanson, SI'rrr!Qy Jensen, Joan Pretrzalc. Row 3fNancy Carrick, Darlcnc Havrrira, Dcrores Saiicr, Bob McDonaNd, Dennis Orson, Helen Fix. Top row-Louisa Morrrson, Barbara Sforskr, JoAnn Rrrbula, Juanrta Roy, Bison Stone, Katnrecn Epp, Jann Zroksr. Ii .Stl fl , me V56 . . wg 6 gag J 5 9 Q, ,.: ', if : ' 5 W, Q Q, g :- ' :::': ' W' 9 nn ....,.... f I 2 A 5 VA-1: ..,, - Q fl ix, YL , Q ' Q R s ii W Q 0' K ar K 'I 3 f 9 xi Q -:' ,:g. 1' ,,. ' . Y '32 ' Y Q 1 Q f is 1 f , 9 Wi , if . g.,.,,, .. . Z: , Room 222-MR, KAERCHER. Boiiom row-Bob Morrrseite, John Brodgetf, Mr. Kaercrwer, Grenn Ecrd, John Cor' nelr. Row 2wTorn Harkie, Duane Neuman, Clnarres Swrantkcwrcz, Rcnnre Gozda, Edward Garant. Top row-Robert Kangas Eugene Parrow, Duane Danrstrorn, James Hager Br!! Hrtcnings Jlrnrny Sternneus. 2 sg Room 205-MISS BUDD. Bottom row-Wilma Lawrence, Yvonne Wunge, Miss Budd, Carlrztta Nelson, Marla Waataja. Row 2-Sharon Adams, Mavis Moen, Pat O'Brien, Carla Scnoen. Row 3-Joyce Hobbs, Gail Ernest, Diane Jopp, Karen Brown, Vrrgrnia Brown. Top row+Berdcna Rorvrg, Rita Cefrctie, Erwab-Cin Dougras. H-Jen Rice, Mary Lou Syvvrson, Su- YGVYUL' E311 Cheery hellos, bright smiles, ond friendly waves 4 Ries Room 328-MR. FROSTAD. Bottom row-Melvin Choclc, Kenneth Wolf, Thomas Leiner, Mr. Frostad, Wallace Galvin, Larry Belmore. Row 2-Mike Zytlcovicz, Joe Underwood, Douglas Pouliot, Lawrence Danielski, Mark Johnson, Row 3-Scott Meland, Richard Lal-loud, George Patten, Mike Mingo, Bruce Brazil, Donald Warhol. Top row+Elwood Sperr, Donald Feigurn, John Havrish, Tiltord Landsverlc, Garry Peterson, Ronnie Gapinslci. lNot pictured: Gary Fisherl. Room 233-MR. LUND, Bottom row-Jim McGuire, Robert Lee, Mr, Lund, John Tanchell. Row 2fWilliam Whittnebeen, Chris Jensen, Arthur Lausen, Duane Romine. Top row+Richard Pittman, Gcrald Leavitt, LeRoy Peterson, Dennis Kurth. lNot pictured: Hartley Rossom, Donald Lundell, David Grant, Richard Mislce, Robert l-laasl. li 521 . ore porf of fhe roufine now N3 W ,vs Room 2OI-MRS. BELTON. Bottom row-Gradys Geldcrt, Miss Berton, Carol Sodergren. Row Zf Patncra Stitlw, Sairy Wedge, Beverly Jaroscalc. Top row-Darrene Knoche, Carorvn Hudoloa, Marrvs Hughes. ., Q ig' 1 ,jf Q , Wi O9 1 21 s E Room 4l6-MR. CADY. Bottom row-Tom Stevens, Curtis Hanson. John Huisman, Mr. Cady, Richard Warracc, John Whrted, Rob ert Helen. Top row-Earl Frneh, Wayne Cnrmdcwskr, Stan Hare , G' S' . Snald C 1 D ey ary rmmons on arson, wayne Savrk, Kenneth Seekon fNok pictured: David Mlcnalsl. li 5511 They belong . . They ore Vocofionol Room 234fMR. REED. Bottom row-Br!! Wempke, Mr. Reed, Jim Soulak. Row 2-Leo Jonn- son, Ulfford Youngqursf, Don Jolnnson. Top row-Arganrus Peckds, Dave Hodgson, Steve Hrason, Dave N3cnoJs. fNoi piciured: Jarncs Krngcnj. ,LA Room 408-MESS SWENSRUD, Boiiom rowfVeJores Ofson, Beverly Frshcr, Jackie Crotiaau, M?ss Swensrud, Nancy Brnford, Patricia Jorrnson, Row 2-Judy Johnson, Barbara Humphries. Yvonne Anderson, Jcan SclnJesJse, Sharon NeJson, Juanita Lrnndl, Row 3-EfJa Malrkowskr, Joan Janssen, Vcra Lynn Kassubc, Sue Mddetiwn, Jerrr Manor, Ros-Na Burscln Vrofet Marten Row 4+Ey-:Jyn Niska, Bar- bara Anderson, Mary Ann Srncoa, Cards Lunderno, Norma Wrcsc, Janet Fobes. Top rowfsarajana Garrn, Adclia COJQ, Marlene Scharrff, Judy Peterson, Gera'd5no Roo, Beveny Fal'on, Snaron Jeska. 11541 I an.: , .A Room 229-MISS ROSK!LLY, Bottom rowillelores Sarzin, Gloria Komperda, Miss Roskilly, Patricia Hunley, Sharon DeShane. Row 2-Jerry Johnston, Betty Barney, Carol Knutson, Sharon Ammerman. Row 3gBernard Balclc, Ronald Mercier, Beniamin Oakley, Wilson Simon, Lee Stark, Top row-Carol Johns, Jack Ergeson, Bob Balrlcen, Dennis Weiss, Jirn Stewart, Bob Wiclcland. Room II7-MR. MEYER. Bottom row-Doug Lehrmonn, Ronald Gurt, Mr. Meyer, Fred Webut. Row 2- Gary Eriekscn, Fred Shaffer, Larry Webber, Fred l.eMieux, Top rowvlaclc l-lavrilak, Charles Hawes, Wil- liam Bril, Tom Fohrenlcom. E551 Room 405fMRS. KWAKKERNAAT. Bottom rowfWanda Lawrence, Judy Pomplun, Mary Jean Buechler, Mrs. Kwalckernaat, Mari lyn Thayer, Ruthann Davis. Row 2-Marilyn Sabo, Jo Ann Cero, Pat Bicicler, Gayie Eklund, Margie Sporleder. Top rowf-Caroie Mun dalwl, Sandra Green, Mariyn Fenning, Eiizabeth Boyce, Virginia Wailo, Marie Olson. -was Room 2lO-MRS. TARNOWSKI. Bottom Row- Louise Ttloikes, Mrs. Tarnowsifi, Dariene Kotbow. Row 2wPenny Anderson, Joan Hamer. Row 3-Pris- eilla Wrubel, Slwiriey Bauer, Sue Lundti. Top rowf Judy Simpson, Slwaron Oison, Sandy Cullen. iNet pictured: Diane Prosselerj. P Clair-' Pctvfson measures hs subiccts wh Qordie l-laga diflivsrs som-3 adv CQ cn how to pose . Picture talcing days tor the Sophomore and Junior hlomerooms came with its usual hustle and excitement. The tirst thing you saw when you walked into the girls' gym was a scene such as this. Mr. Gordan l-laga on the lett, and Mr. Claire Peter- son on the right, quickly but etticiently worked with one group atter another. Amidst what may have seemed to be contusion, you were lined up, your picture taken, and your name written on a clipboard atter you tiled ott the shalcy risers. IQ -tt' QI Proudly introducing fhe Junior Closs . Room 325-MR. EVANS. Bottom row-Patrlcla Shea, Karen McCann, Patricia Ziesrner, Mr. Evans, Dorothy Clos, Lors Petrangelo, Colleen Ofonnor. Row 2-Pers l-lanson, Olive J. Weyer, Janet Llnd, Earl Schrader, Rrchard Splerlng, Renee DuBay, Ed Zlerhut. Row 3-Charles Ploelcer, Anthony Zyeh, Parldon Colstrom, Robert Garaghty, Brll Franlce, Milne Oxowslcl. Top row-Roger Dahl, Marshall Torres, Ronald Roy, Douglas Elllceld, Peter Wallis, Wayne Curnrnrngs, Melvln Wrrght. lNot pictured: Jack Fowler, James Mayberryl Room 4lO-MRS. DWYER. Bottom row-Lucille Prease, Carmen Nytnerg, Barbara Sehllllng, Mrs. Dwyer, Joan Roddy, Davld Cauton. Row 2-Marllyn Mytty, Evelyn Eralcie, Darryl l-lollman, Carol Reford, Richard Thompson. Mrehael Larson, Olaf Bjorlcdal. Row 37 Vern Anderson, Gary Elssesser, Tom Boris, Robert Dore, James Myos, Carol Qulgley. Top row-Robert Bazinct, Roy-Etta Parnppr, l-lcnrretta Bolfanz, Lawrence Rrcssoller Dennes Martrn, Gerald Driste, Raymond Clson. lNot pictured: Lanny Ballardl, li 40:1 The yeor's big event . . the Junior Prom is plonned Above is an historical picture-historical be- cause it has become a thing ot the past. Qur new auditorium has nice, padded seats! Rf Room 213-MR. VOSS. Bottom row-June Kankeititz, Jo Ann Brunner, Jeanette Bruneau, Mr. Voss, Donna Tweet, Carol Bazz- vage. Row 2-Ross Crane, Ron Leon. Ronaid Krepeia, Sharon Arndt, Richard Kowaiiic, Daiiys Dcpay, Row 3-Tik Wong, Geraid Szyrnansici, Pat Cosgrove, Joe Hickey, Bob Fearing, Dennis Knutson. Top row-Tom Becchctti, Dave Carlson, Staniey Gazda, Vcrn Koch, Vince Anderson, Ronnie Brewer, Robert Bruns. iNot pictured: Howard Larson, Martin Laurnanj E411 Remember those College Aptitude Tests . Room IO8eMlSS ZHEGLER. Bottom rowfxoxnnle Fisher, Pat Jablonskr, Corinne Vesseur, Miss Zruglzzr, Kay Hatt, Charlene Carpenter Mary Cunnlnglwann. Row 2fGitta Bayer, Monllca Bayer, Marlys Zins, Jrll Walsterr, Patrrcia Kinney, Gail Cumrnlngs, Donna Orcutt Row 3gMary Soulalc, Ellen Morlc, Straron Motwrmann, Lee Dreon, Marcra Berg, Straron Bixby, Nancy Vinson. Top row-Nona Blllstrom Margaret Sarna, Delores Woftomflez, Edwlna Zgutowlcz, Betty Llndncr, Carolyn Nelson, Maureen Sylte, Mary Lou Jullcowskl. ef? ge J Y xv .ai-, 'Q Room 206-MRS, BEATTY. Bottom row-Slnlrley Berg, La Rose Boite, Audrey Granger, Mrs. Beatty, Slwaron Orcutt, Roberta Banny, Violet Harmon, Row 2-Mary Meath, Karen Dorumsgaard, Jeanette Gacck, Katlmrne Hart, Roswmary Garin, Pat Taylor. Row 3fSandra Franc, Jone Vogen, Judy Wittles, Debra Stlegelrneycr, Sue Garrrty, Patty Olatson, Marrlyn Massle, Top row- Barbara Hyatt, Dranne Ctwrrstoptrerson, Judy Larson, Patty Fox, Mary Boguta, Judy Kendnclc, June Sneva, Sandra Nelson. E421 . how nerve-wrecking fhey were? Egg? Now Room 232-MR. THOMPSON, Bofiom row-JaNCaf Pearson, Harold Prcbisn, Batty France, Mr. Thompson, Mane Morsfad, Bob Pstarson. Row 2fBarbara Bcnndr, Pat Goodrrdge, Marron Mclirnzie, Wfaync Paterson, Rrcnard Foster, Crarancc Roy. Row 3- Jrrn Krng, Mrrnr Gerrnann, Doug Sayer, Arnold Anderson, Robert Dorwulcr, Top row-Vrc Anrbcrg, Mlkc Jvnscn, Wayne Du' vrck Roger Zsmbah Dayc Osgood, Warren Shore. fNot picturcd: Annab.-Ha Gcrrnann, Redprs Swardl. W H 9 W 'vw Room 306-M RS. ZALAZNWK, Bottom row-Katrwy Zacnarras, Caroryn Forsatn, Mrs, Zaaznik, Cairm Cros, Betta Yvorson. Row ZYAHCQ Wkrrgand, Dons Nordrum, Don MCGWI, Dennrs Horrnberg, Bonnra Krogn. Row 3ffWcn Enfrdd, Marv Bradccter, Bev Carrson, Ray Gourd, Jack Haley, Jim Hovda. Top row-Wrlrram Hlrs, Mlke Palwr, Ron Ncfson, Fr.-d Lrcs, Mrkc Busch, Tom Rerd, Dcnnis Merlott. E451 Juniors help Soplwomores gef ocquoinled . Room 30l-MRS. JOHNSON. Bottom row-Doreen Youngren, Mary Lon Boilcau, Mrs. Johnson, Eloise Simmons, Barbara Bebensee. Row 2-Bill Fischer, Gary Olstad, Mary Lou Persoriius, Jeanette Petsolt. Row 3-Bob Cautrnan, JoAnne Arneson, Gerald Warner, Art Anderson, Riciiard Thompson. Top row- Wayne Vogel, David Roy, Edward Hartry, Jerry Starlc, E. l.. Bogar, Leland Nelson. .I 'V 'Q Room 303-MlSS EIO-i. Bottom row-lrene Lowry, Judy Sloss, Miss Eicli, Dorothy Pearson Delores Rymer. June Baker. Row ZW Nancy Berg, Jerry Peterson, Diclr Anderson, Eugene Dosliey, Berit Rydberg, Tom Sawyer Robert Welck. Row 3iGordon Kirsclit, Joy St, Jolin, Terry Kortlriot, Richard Werner, Roy Traczylr, Dave Ross. Top row-Donald Tuttle, Artliur Ouercott Lawrence Seekon, Roger Swan. Edward Amrnerrnan, Doug Olson, Al Heddle. lNot p'ctured: June Larsoni. 11441 with feochers ond school . Pictured above arc a few of the participants in the Orientation program pr esented to the Sophomores. Left to right: Mr. Jennings, Mr. Schater, Mr. Bcrteisen, Mr. Nord, Mrs. Parn Norse, from the YWCA: Miss Andrews, Miss Lewis, and Pat Fox at the microphone. Room 4l9-MR. DXCKEY. Bottom row4Margaret Patrick, Barbar Adefc Gagne. Row Zflonn Bednarczyk, Ronaid Richter, HarloB Boie, David Hansen. Wayne Heikal, AJ Bono, Marvin O'Berg. Ttiode, Jim Woiciak, Wiiizam Bungcrt, Hoff Heibcrg. iNet pict E451 a B'oernke Barbara Goodin, Mr. Drcke , Dciia Lobcck Y i!ki lO?Z, Lge Neiqcs, Pat Radke, Biii Chase. Row 3gCi'maries Top row-Jirnmy Daire, Dick Struck, Bob Jorgcnson, John ured: Harry Scnnitzl. 1 N Room ZI6-MR, ARENT. Bottom rowfisobcrta Grave, Burl Grigsby, Mr. Arent, Cleo Marie Daniels, Dorothy Disch- inger, Virginia Cornell. Row 2-Sharon Jauchcr, Dave Lane, Ronald Spah, George Zclenak, Ed Gadbois, Doug Shuberg. Row 3-Bill Johnson, Dale Lasswell, Sharon Haugen, Dianne Luther, Lois Eyrich. Top row-Westly Han- son, Judy Johnson, John Sehiel, Carl Fonht, Lu Rundles, Bruce Ronsen. In December, Juniors chose class rings . Room 230-MR. SANFORD, Bottom row-Earl Isaacs, Sandra Rasmussen, Rosie Christy, Mr. Santord, Florence Stevens, Shirley Stuart, Julie Tuclcer. Row Zfftxudrey Oman, Dennis Jarvis, Walter Drung, John Leon, Roy Tyrer, Marvin Nelson, Bruce Mo'mquist, Row 3-Michael Moos, John Miller, Eugene Martell, Gerald Furo, Fred Degen, Jim Yurich. Top row-'Roger Schocben Gary Able, Susan Rislov, Harry l-lrldrcth, Dan Efclsson, Roger Olson, John Monson. ring How nice everyone looked of The Junior Prom . Room 406-MR. DELLWO. Bottom row-Carol Adams, Karen Monson Shirley Ellzs, Mr. Dellwo, Barbara Miller, Judy Lerew, Russell Thurston. Row 2-Dick Mosellc, Eva Lu Hageman, John McCarron, Francis Puls, Eugene Clawitee. John Palm, Roger Teye, Row 3- Bob Newell Darell Gahkan, Allan Christensen, Larry Jones, Allen Noble, Clark Windhurst. Top rowfRon Hanson, Dick Dorsher, Gere ald Schuster, John DeRoy, Robert Gonzycki, Jerry Olson, John Clutt. Room 327-MR, BIRKELAND. Bottom row-Audrey Chellberg, Gloria Bennett, Ruth Everhart, Mr. Birkeland, Beverly Welsh, Joanne Kuehn. Row 2-Vern North, Don Lloyd, Keith Perlich, Wayne Erickson, Wayne Olson. Row 3-Tony Rincon. Don DeGidio, Gary Clausen, Richard Kurschner, Wayne Lerew, Doug Garbett. Row 4- Don Pixley, Tony Ovellette, Gaylord Nordin, Joe Walczak, Dick Qlson, Gary Reterson,Jarrold Knutson. lNot pic- tured: Marilyn S. Fisier, Robert Rademacher, Daris Waddell. H471 Almost Seniors! . Room 42I-MR. NORDSTROM. Bottom row-Audrey Blardo, Mary Jo Leons, Mr. Nordstrom, Richard Warhol, Gerald Johnson. Row 2-Charles Sweeney, Drclc DuPont. Grna Kurovslcy, Norman Plitlca, Leslie Aarouch, Shrrley Miller. Row 3-Joe Judge, Charles Holmes, Emerson Stewart, Loretta Wallo, Allan Furness. Top row-Franlc Jacobson, Denrs Mrchaelson, Robert Chrrstransen, Paul Simon, John Vitols, John Krych. lNot pictured: Richard Fragelll. Room 4l7-MR. SCHOW. Bottom row-Drclc Stevenson, Judy Swan, Mr. Schow, Nancy Kerlcela, Rat Zych, Gerald Ramsey. Row 2- Larry Johnson, Joan Alexander, Darlene Logan, Myron Bies, Frank Dwowslci, Dennis Tritten. Row 3-Charles Willrams, Donald Duchene, Gary Swanson, Gary Swenson, Donald Goar, Douglas Buechler, Le Moyne Lauschc.. Top Row-LeRoy Apsley, Joe Jurck, Ronald Edwards, Henry Choclc, Vrctor Marchenlco, Frank Frazer, Harvey Bennett, Milce Zrucarro. E481 Think of the fun we willhove then! S f .tw 'U asf' Room 3l7flvllSS BENEDlCT. Bottom row-Yvonne Slauglwtcr, Rosa Mlzlfowlec, M355 Bcncdlct, Slrirlcy Muscoxitz, Beverly Pylca. Row 2-Gena Osfaczanglc, Ivlarleng Zaclror, loan KM, Clrlllord lotrnson, Jaclc Harvey. Row 3-Susan Wnrtrng, Ronald Klnde, Robort Manzlcg, Dan Mcrrrssyttc, Don Lloyd. Top rowfflnarcs Norlrng, Davd Gagna, Jolwn M5lton, Bill Puncrz, Fred Starlcvr, Dick lvlonalnan. i g of ,A 3 :: f 21' Room 400gMRS. TURKINGTON. Bottom rowflvlarlcne Boyer, Rose: Marlc Jones, James Kanopla, Mrs, Turkrngton, Fred Braun, Erlecn Brandt. Row Zflarncs l.aRug, Patrrcra Bentley, Marian Becls, Walter lverson, Joy Hacnlowsld, Sallie Weglsy, Row 3-Jacquctta La Point, Boyd Holman, Slwerrnan Baclcstrorn, M-grlyn Pawcelc, Donald Blystone, Paul Arnold. Top row-Ed Wtrllcr, Vic Cossvttc, Dcnntzy McNearney, Ronald Lambert, Charles Williams, Roger Bradford, and Milcc Persons. lNot pictured: Donald Fcrgusonl ll 'WH 2 2 E E e 5 S ? E 4 E 2 3 Q Z 3 S November I7, I955: lust iiiiriklu the Seniors mused, Htiwis is the stage where well be sitting in Jurie, gazing out at our parents and friends! Wifi it ever be ready in time? enioro Senior Officers ond Advisers help Us plon our Senior Yeor . Margaret Terho, Secretaryg William Douglas, President: Thomas Cowette, Vice President: and Patricia Clos, Treasurer. Mr. Royalston Jennings, Mrs. Grace Kenyon, Miss Stella Sorurn, Mr. Arthur Lindman, Miss Evelyn Edbiom, Mr. H. R. Ellc- land, Mrs. Sarah Lemice, Mr. Henry Berteisen, Mr. Thomas Cooiey, Mr. Wilfred McGimpsey, Miss Jane Lewis, Mrs. Alice Murray, Miss Mildred Fisk, and Mrs. Eleanor Byrne. E521 AALUND, ROGER: Auto Mechanics, Study ANDERSON, DAVID: Auto Mechanics, Football, Baseball, Senior Dancing ANDERSON, GARY: Cabinet Making, Movies. ANDERSON, JUANITA: Full-Time Place- rnent. ANDERSEN, LEE: Printing, Movies. ANDERSON, PATRlClA: General Business, Slcetch Club. ANDERSON, RONALD: Machine Shop. ANDREN, DONALD: Printing, Movie Tech. ANDRIES, JAMES: Machine Dratting, Base- ball, B.A.A. ANDRYSKI, AGNES: Cooking, Senior Danc- ing. ARNTSON, GERALDINE: Needle Arts, Sr. Dancing ATNEOSEN, ARLAND: Auto Mechanics, Senior Dancing. AUGER, JIM: Machine Shop, Senior Danc- ing. AWALT, DOUG: Electricity, Football, Bas- ketball, Sr. Dancing. BAKKE, ALFRED: Printing, Radio Work- shop, Dramatics Club, No-Acs., Senior Service. Our closs began our irodihon of Junior Proms Thrill ond soclness of our losf Homecoming . E543 BAKER, CHARLES: Cabinet Making, Bas- ketball, Senior Dancing, Senior Service Movies. BAKER, RICHARD: Auto Mechanics, Senior Dancing. BARTLETT, LINDA: Nursing, Craftsmen, Senior Dancing, BEDNARCHUK, MIKE: Auto Mechanics, Senior Dancing. BENNETT, JOHN: Auto Mechanics, Senior Dancing. BENSON, CAROLE: Commercial Art, Sketch Club. BERG, JANET: Retailing Training, Senior Homecoming Attendant, Leadership Con- terence, Senior Dancing. BERG, ROBIN: Machine Short BESST, ROBERT: Radio, Senior Nominating Committee, Movies. BIELINSKI, ERANK: Cabinet Making, Sen- ior Dancing. BIERNAT, JOE: Printing, Study. BLOCH, RALPH: Auto Mechanics, Movies. BLODGETT, BARBARA: General Business Tradewind, Tradewind Club. BLYSTONE, DOROTHY: Nursing. BONIARCZYK, HELEN: Pattern Making, Community Singing. BROWN, CAROL: Stenography, Sub Cheer- leader, Badminton, Senior Dancing. BROWN, MERALD: Coolcing, Camera Club. BROWN, ROY: Aviation, Movies. BUCKO, ANNA: Needle Arts, Red Cross, Community Sing. BUELOW, ROGER: Radio, Band, Band Club. BUNN, JERRY: Stenography, Crattsman, Senior Service, Senior Dancing. BURKE, ROBERT: Metal Arts, Leadership Conterence, Football, Senior Dancing. BUTLER, JAMES: Aviation, Senior Dancing. BUTZLER, ERANCINE: Cosmetology, Stu- dent Council Representative, Leadership Conference, Movies. .. BRACEWELL, SANDRA: Cosmetology, Drama. , BRANCI-I, BILL: Auto Mechanics, Senior .. ..... Dancing. M' BRAUN, RONALD: Printing, Senior Service Club, Chairman Social Committee, Vice- president Student Council, Kiwanis Club w .2 2 1 Representative, Boys' State Representa- tive, Baseball, Senior Dancing. BRAZIL, MICI-IAEL: Coolcing, Senior Danc- ing. BRODT, GLENN: Electricity, Ethics Com- mittee, Leadership Committee, Football, Baslfetball. BROSSARD, DENZIL: Electricity. I . , 5 . ai -t Q., . as is Z. ii:i . A I 1 c E . I 2 i s t L 55 fl BYRAM, MARY: Nursing, Red Cross, Drama CAMPION, BILL: Machine Shop. CARDINAL, GENEVIEVE: Power Machines, Senior Dancing. CARLSON, DANIEL: Printing, Band, Stu dent Council, Sate Drivers. CARLSON, DARLENE: Stenography, Sen ior Dancing. CARLSON, GERALD: Radio, Senior Danc ing. CARLSON, MARIAN: General Business Tradewind, Senior Dancing. CARSON, ARLENE: Cosmetology, Senior Dancing. CASTLEMAN, DAVID: Electricity, Ethics Committee, Basketball, Football Clulo. CAUFMAN, WILLIAM: Coolcing, Wres- tling, Traclc, Senior Dancing. CHANDLER, PAT: Needle Arts, Tradewind, CHASE, ARTHUR: Commercial Art, Senior Dancing. CHAIKA, HAROLD: Commercial Art, Sen- ior Social Committee, Senior Dancing. CHIODO, DOLORES: General Business, Senior Dancing, Tradewind. CHRISTIANSON, MARLYS: Stenography. Good Grooming. CORNELL, JESSICA: Tailoring, Senior Danc- ing. COSGROVE, AUDREY: Stenograptuy, So- cial Committee, Red Cross Cliairman, Sen- ior Dancing. COURTRIGI-IT, SI-IARON: Nursing, Drama. COWETIE, THOMAS: Commercial Art, So- cial Committee, Senior Class Vice-presh dent, Slcetcln Club. CREPEAU, DIANE: General Business, Senior Nominating Committee, Senior Dancing. CROTTEAU, JEAN: Nursing, Senior Dancf ing. DAVIS, LUCINDA: Needle Arts, Red Cross Representative, G.A.A., Y-Teens. DAWSON, DARRYL: Mactiine Dratting, Sate Driving. DECOWSKI, DANIEL: Printing, Golt Team, Student Council Representative, Senior Dancing. CI-IRISTENSON, SI-IARON: General Busi- ness, Tradewind, Senior Nominating Com- mittee, Tradevvind Club. CLOS, PATRICIA: Needle Arts, Social Committee, Senior Class Treasurer, Senior Dancing. COLEMAN, MARGARET: Comptometry, Tradewind, Drama. COLEMAN, ROBERTA:StenograpI1y, Plnoto Coloring. CONNORS, BERNICE: Multilitlw, Flag Twirler. CONNIEE, GARY: Commercial Art, Car- toons. ,..O SKF ,..,s.r '.:.1 , 'v . ' .r.-:': 1 '-s' 1 -v'f'5-2':S'-- DEHKES, RICHARD: Aviation, Movies. DELUDE, GERALD: Printing, Hockey B,A.A., Co-captain Hockey Team. DIEEIN, GEORGE: Electricity, Track, B.A.A. sian? rg DONAHUE, MICHAEL: Commercial Art, Senior Dancing. DREXEL, JOE: Printing, Senior Nancing. ELMER, ARLENE: Nursing, Senior Dancing l l rim ENGA, MELVIN: Cabinet Making, B.A.A. ERICKSON, JACK: Electricity, B.A.A. ERICKSON, RALPH: Maclfrine Stiop, Eoot- lscll, Sate Drivirg. ERICKSON, WAYNE: Aviation, Senior Dancing. EVANS, MARILYN: General Business. EVENSTAD, GERALD: Machine Shop. Movies. EARHET, ELIZABETH: Retail Training, Sen- ior Service, Movies. EAY, DANNY: Cabinet Making, Hockey, Senior Dancing. EEHN, ALLAN: Auto Mechanics. EERCH, DAVID: Electricity, Senior Dancing. 1 , is, . I V EERRELL, PATRICIA: Cosmetology, Senior in ,LWQE W Dancing. .V . PERRMXN, BARBARA. sienograrihy. Clioir, i':r-- P 9 -.Qi rgiii i Senior Service, Tradewind Start, Bowling. -,1,.r. X 1. ,,- i I ' FISCI-IER, MARGIE: Nursing, Senior Danc' ing, Red Cross. FLETT, DoNALD. Tailoring, senior Dance Q gg, ing. ELETCI-IER, WILLIS: Aviation, Baseball, ' L Tennis, No-Acs. '::, I r EORSEIDE, EILEEN: General Business Tradewind, Senior Dancing. FRANKENFIELD, RITA: Nursing, Drama. FRYE, RUTI-I: General Business, Senior Dancing, GERBER, JOAN: Stenograptiv, Student Council President, Committee for Na- K tional l'lonor Society, All State Student 1 Council, Sales Executive. l GOLDEN, DICK: Printing, Eoottnall, Senior Dancing. GONKO, DELORES: Commercial Art, Tradewind, Senior Dancing. ir, 3 Dancing. GRANDY, TINA: Nursing, Captain ot Cheerleaders, Leadership Conference, Stu- dent Council, Crattsman, Senior Dancing. GRAY, JAMES: Radio, Sate Drivers. GCDRDNER, BEVERLY: Nursing, Senior Whoffo Wing Ding! Besf-dressed hillbillies 0 Y X GREVIOUS, LANCE: Radio, Safe Driving. GRIMMER, ALVIN: Cooking, Senior Danc- ing. GROVES, EAYE: Cosmetology, Craftsman, Craftsman Club. GUNDERSON, NORMAN: Electricity, Safe Driving. GURRY, RICHARD: Printing, Study. HACKERT, JOHN: Pattern Making, Foot- ball, Baseball, Manager of Basketball Team, Senior Dancing. E601 HAELUND, BONNIE: Tailoring, Craftsman, Band, Community Sing. HALBROOKS, EVA: Nursing, Senior Danc- ing. HALEY, LEONARD: Cabinet Making. HAMILTON, EORREST: Watcbmaking, Hockey, Senior Dancing. HANSON, HAROLD: Slweet Metal, Senior Dancing. HANSON, MYRDIS: Needle Arts, Baton Twirling, Community Sing. HANSEN, SANDRA: Stenograpliy, G.A.A.. Senior Dancing. HARLAN, BOYD: Auto Mechanics, Safe Drivers. HEC-SNA, DIANE: Cosmetology, Leadership Conference, Student Council, Creative Writing, Movies. Mm .. . I my K A i ts .. I ' gr HILL, DOLORISZ Needle Arts, Baton Twirling, Red Cross, Baton Twirling Club. HILLYER, KENNETH: Printing. HOCKERT, CHARLES: Cabinet Making, Leadership Conterence, Senior Dancing. HOEINGSCHMIDT, GARY: Architectural Dratting, Sketch Club. HOFFMAN, CARL: Sheet Metal, Sate Driving. HOLLAND, DAVID: Machine Shop, Senior Dancing. HOLM, LEWIS: Electricity. HUIE, JAKEN: Upholstery, Senior Dancing. HUMPHRIES, MYRON: Printing, Basket- Ioall, Baseball, Football, Movies. X N. HEIN, THOMAS: Sheet Metal, Movies. ' HELMS, RONALD: Auto Mechanics, Stu- ' dent Council, Leadership Conterence, E Senior Dancing. 5 3230? 'K .Y HELDT,JERRY1Weldang, Movies. HENRIKSON, GORDON: Radio, Sate Driv- ing. HIGGINS, DOROTHY: Nursing, Student Council, Sate Driving. ,l HIIVALA, MARY: General Business, Senior Service, G.A.A., Sate Driving. wr 'it 5' if as if i , ....., E611 HUNCHA, SANDRA lSandra Marlcl: Com- mercial Art. HUNENKO, ALEXANDER: Commercial Art, Football, Senior Dancing. HUSTED, JEAN: Cosmetology. IDEN, GAYLE: Cosmetology, Craftsman Club. ILLINGWORTH, SHARON: General Busi- ness, Social Committee, Senior Dancing. JACOBSEN, JOAN: Nursing, Photo Colora ing. 3 E623 JABE, JOHN: Aviation, Senior Dancing. JEEEREY, SUSAN: Metal Arts, Choir, Movies. JENSEN, DALLAS: Machine Shop, Band, All-City Leadership Conference, Honor Society Committee, Homecoming King, Senior Dancing. JOHNSON, DARLENE: General Business Safe Driving. JOHNSON, GARY: Auto Mechanics, Movies. JOHNSON, JERRY: Electricity, Leadership Conterence, Senior Dancing, JOHNSON, KATHLEEN: Stenography, Good Grooming. JOHNSON, KEN: Printing, No-Acs. JOHNSON, LARRY: Auto Mechanics, Craftsman, Study. KELLY, TERRY: Printing, Senior Dancing. KELVIE, ROBERT: Electricity, Senior Danc- IRQ. KENNEY, BARBARA: Sales 81 Receptionist, Choir, Sate Driving. KIASHKO, LUBA: Needle Arts, Sate Driv- ing. KING, PAT: Stenography, Tradewind, Y- Teens. KINKLE, ROBERT: Architectural Drafting, Football, Baseball, Senior Dancing. KLIEWER, DONALD: Radio, Ethics, Sate We 'm x ps-f't '-dt i ,,-,-. r .- fi - EK . 1 f r if I 55? Z' 'K' WAI r-14' of Y 'Vw H' I JOHNSON, LOIS: Commercial Art, Trade- wind Statt, Senior Dancing, JOHNSON, LAURETTA: Cooking, Senior Dancing. JONES, ROBERT: Electricity, Wrestling, Movies. JORGENSEN, DALE: Auto Mechanics, Bas- lcetball, Baseball, Movies. JUREK, GEORGE: Upholstering. KEITH, LARRY: Architectural Dratting, Slcetch. 3 ., t Q -. g, . sw, .,.., .,. - 1 - W ..'. , .- Drivers. A KLINK, VIRGIL: Radio, Senior Dancing. A. gu, KOHANEK, LESLIE: Electricity, Bowling. , 4 ,V ',.- f A 9 i, ' 'P is , . -1 ,. ' i - . : - I ,,' ' V. li g t Q 3 A f . ' fs I I I1 65 J Senior Pictures- Save one for T16-lj me! KOLLINCS, MARVIN: Auto Mechanics, Avi- ation Club. KORBLICK, BEVERLY: Stenography, Sec. ot No-Acs, All-City St. Council: National Honor Society Committee, Co-editor Tradewind, Senior Dancing. KOWALZYK, CAROL: Nursing, Crattsrnan, Senior Service Club, Senior Dancing. KRYCH, TOM: Pattern Making, Crattsman, Senior Dancing. KUGEL, JACK: Upholstery, Leadership Con- ference, Football, Wrestling, Senior Dancing. KUCERA, MARGARET: Nursing, Senior Dancing. KUTA, SHARON: Stenography, Radio Workshop, Senior Service Club, Senior Dancing. KYLE, WAYNE: Printing, Radio Workshop. Drama. LaBERGE, OVlDE: Radio, Radio Workshop, Choir. LADE, MARLENE: Nursing, Leadership Conference, Senior Dancing. LaMERE, PHILIP: Barbering, Football, Study. LANDMARK, ERLINE: Stenography, Cratts- man, Bowling. LANG, JOE: Printing, Hockey Captain, Football, Senior Dancing. LANCSE, THOMAS: Radio, Football, Stu- dent Council, Radio Workshop. LANCSE, LeROY: Architectural Drafting, Senior Dancing. LARSON, LARRY: Machine Shop, Science Club. LARSON, PEGGY: Nursing, Leadership Conterence, Craftsman, Senior Social Committee, Drama. LEINER, GENE: Upholstery, Senior Dancing. LEDO, RAY: Printing, Senior Dancing. LEINER, JACQUELlNE: Cosmetology, Cheerleader, Senior Dancing. LEVENS, DAN: Architectural Dratting, Sales Executive Club. LINDBERG, ROBERT: Aircratt Mechanics, Aviation Club. LINDER, BEVERLY: Needle Arts, Senior Dancing. LISH, JOANNE: Stenography, Craftsman, Student Council, Senior Dancing. LANNlNG, CAROLE: Tailoring. LaPLANTE, GARY: Auto Mechanics, Wres tling, Senior Dancing. LARSON, DONALD: LARSON, DAVE: Aviation, Band, l-li-C. LARSON, HOWARD: LARSON, JIM: Printing, Movie Tech, E651 LONG, DONNA: Comptometry, Radio Workshop, Golf, Senior Dancing. LUDGATE, MARILYN: Stenography, Sen- ior Dancing. LUDWIG, RONALD: Auto Mechanics, Sen- ior Dancing. LYNDE, CONSTANCE: Cosmetology, Crattsman Club, Crattsman. MADISON, LARRY: Cabinet Making. MALONEY, TOM: Sheet Metal. MARTIN, LOTUS: Nursing, Bowling, MENNING, JOSEPH: Pattern Making, Crattsman, MANZKE, RICHARD: Printing, Senior Dancing. MARTIN, PHIL: Cooking, Choir, Senior Dancing. MASZTALIR, IRMA: General Business Good Grooming. MATTA, HOWARD: Watchmaking, Senior Dancing. MATSON, DARLENE: Stenogralohy, Cratts- man, Craftsman Club. MQCARRON, JOHN: Cooking, Sate Driv- ing. McCLURG, JAMES: Printing, Student Council, Leadership Conterence, Drama. it 4 J ii GQ fl ir.. I f' Z 2 , ii E' M4 W ni Q 'EH' x E. MOELLER, I-IERMAN: Cooking, Cheerlead- er, Leadership Conterence, Choir, Senior Dancing. MONETA, JOI-IN: Printing, Senior Dancing, MOORE, EUGENE: Auto Mechanics, Mov- MOSEMAN, GLENDA: Stenography, Radio Workshop, Choir, Ethics Committee, Leadership Committee, Student Council, Senior Dancing. MUNDWILER, ERVA: Business Machines Sate Driving. MUSIL, LENORE: Cosmetology, Creative Writing, Leadership Conference, Movies. NIEMI, WAYNE: Electricity, Movies. NELSON, PI-IILLIP: Welding, Student Coun- cil, Senior Dancing. NEPPLE, ROBERT: Radio, Track, Cross McCLlJRG, JIM: Welding, Senior Dancing. MEYERS, JIM: Cabinet Making, Editor ot Craftsman, Senior Service Club, Baseball, Leadership Conterence, Bowling. MILLANG, MARJORIE: Cosmetology, Sen- ior Soc. Committee, Good Grooming. MILLER, JEROME: Radio. MILLER, MARK: Machine Shop, Movies. MISKE, FRANK: Printing, I-Ioclcey, Radio Worlcshop, Movies. i ':. tt, 5,655 Mi' it fa ., . . , f,3-,,,g?,:, , -5215? 1' E671 NIEMI, DELANO: Printing, Radio Wai. 5 A shop, Swimming Club. NORDGREN, DIANE: Coolcing, Cheerlead er, Student Council. NORMAN, BEVERLY: Nursing, Senior Danc- J ing. OLEJAR, JOHN: Auto Mechanics, Movies. OLSON, JIM: Electricity, Bowling. OLSEN, JOEL: Cabinet Malcing, Baseball, Senior Dancing. OLSON, SALLY: Stenography, Senior So- cial Committee, Choir, Craftsman, Senior Service, Leadership Conference, Flag Twirling. OZLAND, KATHY: General Business, Stu- dent Council, Elag Twirling, Movies. PALMER, ROBERTA: Cosmetology, Golt, Senior Dancing. PATCH, LeROY: Radio, Band, Band Club. PERKINS, DeANNA: Nursing, Reading. PERRY, BOB: Printing, Radio Workshop, Senior Dancing. PETERSON, BARBARA: Stenography, Sen- ior Dancing. PETERSON, DARLENE: Commercial Art, G.A.A., Drama. PETERSON, DONALD: Machine Drafting, Sales Executive Club, Boys' State, All- City Student Council, Student Council, Radio Workshop. POISSON, Sl-llRLEY: General Business, Sen- ior Dancing, Senior Service Club. POSNER, DUANE: Cabinet Making, Foot- ball, B.A.A., Senior Dancing. PRIBULA, JOAN: Nursing, Senior Danc- ing. OUAM, JANE: Needle Arts, Social Com- mittee, Homecoming Oueen, Senior Dancing. OUICK, GARY: Printing, Safe Drivers. OUIST, SANDRA: Stenography, Senior Service, Choir, Tradewind, Bowling. RAND, MARY: General Business, Student Council, Social Committee, Leadership Conference, Senior Dancing. RALSTON, SUZANNE: Retail Training, Choir, Senior Dancing. RANGEL, REBECCA: Retail Training, Lead- ership Conference, Senior Dancing. Q as . Mg A tif ig, PETERSON, GERALD: Auto Mechanics, Senior Dancing. PETERSON, CATl-lY: Stenography, Bowl- ing. PETERSON, ROBERT: Upholstery, Eootball, Bowling. PlENlONDZ, MARY: Commercial Art. Stu- dent Council, Tradewind, Senior Dancing. PIETRZAK, DUANE: Machine Shop, Senior Dancing. POPE, LUELLA: General Business, Photo- Coloring Club. H N. A t ,S 1 ff H ,.. M '65, W T T Remember The Prom?-Cinderella had to leave of Pg' dl! S 49' f-fr? ,rlgrlgirg Q 'QM ekee rg E701 Twelve, foo! RAPACZ, ANGELINE: Retail Training, Sen- ior Dancing, Clwoir. REIN, ROLAND: Auto Mechanics, Senior Dancing. REVELINCS, DARREL: Stieet Metal, Movies RIVERE, LOIS: Stenograplwy, Senior Danc- ing. ROSENKRANZ, JUDYTH: Nursing, Senior Dancing. ROY, JOHN: Printing, Senior Dancing. RYAN, JERI: Cosmetology, Senior Dancing. SAGER, JACK: Radio, Senior Dancing, SALMINS, AIVARS: Electricity, Leadership Conference, Senior Service, Movie Teclw. SARAZIN, ARCl-llE: Cooking, Football, Track, Radio Workshop, Senior Dancing. SAWYER, TOM: Cooking. SCI-llEL, CAROLYN: Nursing, Senior Danc- ing. SCHLACSEL, WILLIAM: Maclwine Sliop. Wrestling, Senior Dancing. SCl'lMELlNG, EUGENE: Macliine Slwop, Study. SCHNELL, DON: Architectural Drafting, Senior Dancing. : i 2 .. E , SHEPARD, RUTH: Stenography, Social Committee, Bowling. SHUBERG, JO ANN: Retail Training, Photo Coloring. SIMON, ANNETTE: Cosmetology, Senior Dancing. SKARE, KATHY: Needle Arts, Leadership Conference, Senior Dancing, SKlNNER, GWEN: Stenography, Student Council, Senior Dancing. SMITH, MARGARET: Retail Training, Band, Senior Dancing. SNEBERG, VALDIS: Aviation, Senior Danc- Dancing. SROKA, DON: Auto Mechanics, Movies. STEIN, DARLENE: Nursing, Leadership Conterence, Drama. SCHMIT, BARBARA: Nursing, Y-Teens. SCHULTZ, BETTY: General Business, Golt, Drama. SCHWARTZ, SHELBY: Nursing. SHACKLE, DON: Cabinet Making, Senior Service, Crattsman, Bowling. SHANDLEY, RONALD: Aviation, Movies. SHEAVER, MARGARET: General Business Senior Dancing. aah. r.,r . 1 41 51713 STEIRO, CAROL: Sewing, Radio Work shop: Sketch Club. STEVENS, BARBARA: Commercial Art Radio Workshop, Drama. STIMPSON, FRANK: Pattern Making, STIMPSON, MARGARET: NeedIe Arts. STRANBERG, JIM: Aviation Mechanics, Senior Dancing. STEWART, ELAINE: Nursing, Photo-CoIor ing. it glvl .E Q. Q f .. ,,r, V it 5 at Q' 4 'S 4 EE .., '42 STERZINGER, JERRY: Printing, B.A.A., Senior Dancing. SULARZ, FRANK: Cabinet Making, B.A.A.. Senior Dancing. SWANSON, RICI-IARD: Printing, Movies TAYLOR, MARILYN: TaiIoring, Student CounciI, Senior Dancing. TENUTE, JEROME: Aviation, Senior Danc- ing. TERI-IO, MARGE: Stenography, Sec. Sen- ior CIass, Co-editor Tradewind, Social Committee, Y-Teens. TE-IZLAEE, I-IEINRICI-I: Machine Shop, Radio Workshop, Movie Tech. TI-IEISEN, ROBERT: Auto Mechanics, Mov- IZS. TI-IODE, JOI-IN: Pattern Making, Senior Dancing. TI-IOM PSGN, KENNETI-I: Uplwolstering. TIMM, DALE: Architectural Dratting, Slcetcti Club. LINNELL, KENNETI-I: Printing, Movies TUGGLE, DANIEL: Electricity, Movies TUPA, GERALD: Aviation, Senior Dancing. TUTTLE, RETA: Needle Arts, Band, Choir, Senior Dancing. z r - - S i'i'i 4 - ,f X. : 1 I il' 'fir I I rrs r he E it , ff' a TYKWINSKI, WILLIAM: Radio, Senior Dancing, VANDERBILT, BILL: Radio, Senior Dancing. VAN TASSEL, GARY: Radio, Aviation Club. VOGEL, JOYCE: Nursing, Movies. WAATAJA WINSTON: Cabinet Makin . 3. No-Acs, B.A.A. WAGNER, BOB: Printing, Senior Dancing. WAGNER, ETI-IEL: Cosmetology: Senior Dancing. WAGNER, LEN: Aviation, Senior Dancing. WAGNILD, BERNARD: Auto Mectianics, Senior Dancing. E753 WARI-IOL, PAT: Stenography, Sec. Stu- dent Council, National I-lonor Society Comm., All State Conterence, Business Manager Tradewind, Sales Executive Club. WEINBERGER, VIRGINIA: Comptometry, Senior Dancing. WEST, RICHARD: Printing, Student Coun- cil, Craftsman, No-Acs. WIKLUND, BERNARD: Radio, Baseball, Senior Dancing, WILKINSON, Tl-IOMAS: Welding, Senior Dancing. WOLOSEWYCZ, LUCY: General Business, Good Grooming. WOOD, JERRY: Cabinet Malcing, Senior Dancing. WOOLCOTT, DELORES: Cooking, Slcetch- ing Club. WRIGI-IT, l'lUGl-I: Electricity, Senior Danc- ing. WRUBEL, JERRY: Auto Mechanics, Junior, Senior I-lomecoming Attendant, Senior Dancing. YATES, DARLENE: General Business Tradewind, Senior Dancing. YOLINGWARD, ROBERT: Machine Dratt- ing, Leadership Conterence, Sketch Club. ZAKOVICS, AIVARS: Electricity, Sate Driving. ZELLMER, DOLORES: Nursing, Senior Dancing. ZEMBA, RONALD: Sheet Metal, Senior Dancing. Comero-shy Seniors . Carlton Anderson Carol Boardman Roger Bradtord Jeanette Cheney Catherine Custer Howard Dallman Jerry Dehne Donna Ehlers David Elcstedt Roger Fahlin Thomas Gale Janice Gilbrech Bob Grondahl Gloria l-lerlitz lngemar Holm Raymond Johnson Richard Johnson Gerald Kipke Torn Koerner Richard Lachner Paul Lark Joey Lewandowslqi Louis Mancini Glen Martner Darlene Matylciewicz Marion Michlig Willis Miller David More Richard Mruz Steven O'Connell Rachael Patronslcy Julianna Raiche E751 ZEMLICKA, CARROL: Sales and Recep tionist, Student Council, Craftsman Sen ior Dancing. ZINDA, GEORGIAN: Auto Mechanics Self-Improvement Club. DOUGLAS, BILL: Machine Shop, Senior Social Committee, Captain Football Wrestling, Radio Workshop, Senior Danc ing, Senior Class President. Robert Reitan Terry Rich Richard Robinson Josephine Rota Roy Ruettiman Curtis Sandbert Lawerence Seelcenn Tom Seviole Raymond Sheaver Lois Slagel James Triemert Leroy Usher Peter Wallis Bruce White David Wilcstrom Joann Yost Remember ttie tunnel the builders dug right tbrougb the wali on the Grant Street side? Here we can see the gaping moutti ot it. How cold tbose winter breezes biewl Sparta We'll fight fo Win the gomel Cheerleaders: Tina Grandy, Sharon Arcnt, Diane Nordgren, Her- man Moeller, Joan Roddy, Jaclcie Lciner. Our sports program would not be complete without the energetic antics ol our cheerleaders. Under the leadership ot Tina Grandy, the captain, they have done much to build up our school spirit leading us in our school song and cheers, thus encouraging our players to win. lb These two little dolls are our tuture cheerleaders ot l968. Terry Lynn Torgerson, whose mother, Viclcie Berg Torgerson, attended Vocational in I952q and Lucy Austin, daughter ol Corrine Rangel Austin, whose mother attended Vocational in I946, were present to help us celebrate our Homecoming game. II 78:1 Were aiming tor the sky! Coach ond feom work closely Football Scores Voc.. . O West . . Voc Edison . , Voc Roosevelt Voc Marshall . Voc Southwest Voc Washburn Voc l-lenry .. Voc Central , Pictures, reading clockwise: Coach Cady ad ses Da 1. demon and Tom Lange . . . John l-laclrert gm up rar the ball . . . and Bob Burke, Joe l-liclccy, Franlc Frazier, and John Haclccrt tight for recovery ot the ball. As the tootball season came to an end, it tound Vocational playing Central. Although we tought to the last second, Central's players were able to overpower us. CO-CAPTAINS BILL DOUGLAS LOUIE MANCINI We're proud of our foofboll feom . L : : c : . LL,L..li1 ii in 11. A EQ. Q L , f:E2f2:2f12 2:i ,,, tlq , ' l Johnson, Guard: Bob Kinkle, Quarterback: Burl Grigsby, Center. Row 3-Bob Peterson, Tac Archie Sarazin, Guard: Elijah Bogar, End: Duane Posner, Center: Lawrence Presseler, Cent inski, End: Ray Johnson, Guard: Dick Thompson, Center, Victor Marchenko, End: John M Brodt, End: Walt Procenko. Tackle, Row I-Bill Whitnebeen, Quarterback' Frank Frazier Hickey, Tackle: Bob Burke: Tackle: Joe Lange, l-lalfback: Joe Yates. Hallback: Lee Rundles, li 80:1 Top: Doug Awalt, End: Dave Anderson, Quarterback: Alex l-lunenko, Guard: Ralph Er ckson, Tackle: Jack Kugel, l-lallback: Ray kle: Mike Regan, End: Doug Klekied, Tackle: er: Ed Rice, Wingback. Row 2-Frank Biel- onahan, End: John Miller, Wingback: Glenn , Halfback: John l-lackert, Wingback: Joe l-lalfback. Ron Edwards, l-laltbackg Torn Lange, Guard, Ron Roy, Taclile. . ancl Glenn Broclf, most valuable player .. ., H i ,,,,. GLENN BRODT lCourte5y Minneapolis St arl Vocational's B Football Team-Front row: Billy Whitnebeen, Duane Romine, David Grant, Jack Nelson, Richard Reiners, David Doyng. Back row: Laurel Hildreth, John Zrolca, Mike Wilder, Joe Yates, Leonard Parsons, Charles Berzins, Richard Traezylr. Mancini charges tor a touchdown. Louis Mancini runs tor a touchdown, lout despite the ettorts ot the team, we lost the game to Central 27-7. lltllil Swimming-Left to Right: lerry Sterzinger, John Monahan, Bob Kongar, Bob Kapela, Charles Meyers, Bill Bungert. George Zelenalc: Roger Olson tirst at tinish line. SWIMMING-Our eight-man swimming team, coached by Mr. Voss, worked hard the whole season but had only one win. The hard-tought victory trom Edison gave the boys a boost, but despite all their ettorts and hard worlc, the team tell betore the rest ot their opponents. Continued hard worlc will give us a seasoned team next year. HOCKEY--The hoclqey team, under the leadership ot co-captains Joe Lang and Jerry De Lude, opened the season December I3. The boys played hard during this game, but bowed to Washburn. This game was typical ot the tollowing ones, due to our playersl laclc ot ex- perience. Cur Sophomore team is being built up and a stronger team is expected next year. Below-Top row: Mr. Karbo, Vic Cossette, Fred Lies, Dennis Kusth, Dclc Mislce, Jim Yuriclm, Don Ditty, Tom Reid. Diclr Robinson, John De Roy. Bottom row: Mite Regan, Joe Lang, Jerry De l.ude, Doug Foss, Jim l-lovda, Bill Branch. .1 1. ., 1 1 ' ' ., r Mvfw...,nii i of- MMw:ww1?:.s,M-v3Mw:xr::.:zz.Leiimfsfmmzemmm 3 W diffs. ft if Reading clockwise from left above: Frank Frazier trips over an unidentitied Central player as he tries tor a touchdown . . . Line-up time tor the Volts just tnetore the Marshall game. The boys played hard but lost the game 48-29 . . , i'Bop the Millers, our Homecoming slogan, put the boys in a tighting spirit as this picture shows, but they were deteated by Washburn 55-33 Below, left to right: Jaelc Kugel, a senior, tried hard to pin his opponent trom l-lenry . . . Coach Withrow gives pointers to Chuclc Baker, Dale Jorgensen, Jerry Starlc, Frank Frazier and Doug Awalt. ,xx -+-X lt loolcs as it Doug Awalt and Dale lorgensen really lnave tlieir guards stymied as to tbeir next move, .lerry Stark is not dancing witln tlie unidentitied player trom Soutlw as it may appear. ln reality, Jerry is bringing up tlwe Volts' score, by malcing anotlier baslcet 'for Vocational. Vocofionol plays ci good game of boslcefboll ll Dale Jorgensen can snccesstully maneuver the ball a little tartlner out ot tlie reaeli ot bis Soutti guard, it Could possibly mean anotlwer baslret tor tlwe Volts. Even witli tlwe combined ettorts ot bis teammates, Vocational lost the game to Sotitli 54-E! Annuol Vorsify-Foculfy benefit game The annual faculty-varsity benetit basketball game, played March 7, grossed 537.25 lor the Red Cross. Mr. Clarence Booth and Mr. Vern Fiedler retereed the game and despite all ettorts on the part ot the taculty, the varsity team won 34-3I. The game was a lot ot tun lor all players, a pertect way tor the eight seniors to end their services to our team. They could be glad, too, because they evened the score with the Faculty team, who won last year's event. X Mr. Cady and Doug Awalt jump tor the ball. lThat is, Doug jumps. Mr. Cadyls leet havenlt lett the groundll As the basketball season comes to a close, Dave Castleman, Myron l-lumphries, Chuclc Baker, Frank Bie- linslci, Diclc Mruz, Doug Awalt, Dale Jorgensen and Ron Edward sadly play their last game for Vocational. The game, a benetit tor the Red Cross between the taculty and varsity, was a win lor the varsity squad, Most ol the students watching the game were cheering lor the varsity, while the referees, ot course, were pulling tor the taculty. Baskgfball Scorgg Front row4Chuclc Balrcr, Jon Kohnrnister, Darryl Wincelc, Jerry Starlc, Diclc Thompson, Clarence Ray, Myron l-lurnphries. Baclr rowwlzranlc Biclinski, Franlc Frazier, Dave Castleman, Jerry Hermson, Voc l-lenry . . .46 Voc Central . .3I Voc North . . .50 Voc West .,,. 43 Voc Marshall ,48 Voc Southwest 42 Voc... Washburn 55 Voc., . . Roosevelt 55 Voc., , . South . . .54 Voc. , . Edison . ,62 Diclc Mruz, Doug Awalt, Dale Jorgensen, Ron Edward. ml . ga- lu 1 ma-A X--. mi -i Ha-sa-1 qmwmmi.-, ,, Our athletes practice ond ploy . SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM Sophomore Basketball Scores Our Sophomore basketball team will have to till many vacant Vocational Edison ...,..,. spots on next year's varsity team. With material like this to Vocational North - - -- - build trom, how can we help but have a good team? Vocational Roosevelt .,.., Vocational Washburn ..,,. Vocational South . .. .. , Vocational .,..r , Henry . . .. , Vocational West . ., .. . Vocational Marshall .t.,.,. Vocational Central llyulu, The baseball team is loolcing better than it has in the last tew Vocational ,..t Southwest ....,. years. lt has won two ot tive practice games, with our season Baseball Scores Games played before the boolc went to Vocational ....,,,, 2 Vocational. .. ...2 Vocational ...,t.. I3 Vocational, .. North , ., Marshall Edison .. l-lenry .. press. opener May I. The game was a rough, tough game, but we lost to North 3-2. The team won a ditticult game trom Edison by a margin ot I3-6. Front row-Larry Preseller, John l-laclrert, Dave Anderson, Ron Braun, Bob Kinlcle, Joel Olson. Back row-Larry Madison, Bernard Wiclrlund, Myron Humphries, Jerry Stark, Dale Jorgensen, Darryl Wincelc, Jim Meyers, Mr. Fedler. with only one thought-Winning! Wrestling Voc.. .45 Edison . Voc.. . .9 North .. Voc.. . I7 Roos'vIt Voc.. .IO Washb'n Voc.. .3l South .. Voc. .24 I-Ienry .. Voc.. .33 West .. Voc.. 20 Marshall Voc.. .29 Central . Top row-Jack Kugcl, Jack Erickson, Gary Lalnlante, Bill Doug- las. Bill Cautman, Paul Simon, Bottom row-Jim Duvick, Don Magill, Curt.s I-Ianson, Torn Atieldt, William Barnes. This year the wrestling team won six and lost tour meets. Vocational was tortunate to have several ot the city's outstanding wrestlers. Jack Erickson, un- deteated tor three years, won the city championship this year. Bill Douglas, Jack Kugel, and Burl Grigsby were runners-ulo in their own divisions. In the middle picture, lack Erickson, wrestling Cram ot North, won his match, but all his hard tighting was to no avail as Vocational lost to North 4l-9. In the lower picture lack Kugel wins over Morehouse oi North. .9 I2 27 35 I7 22 II 27 II Running,jumping is fun for sports-minded students TRACK Bottom rowfClarence Ray, Ron Krepcla, Gary Alde, Milne Jenson, Louis Mancini, Ron Roy, Ron Edwards, l-larry Hildrcth. Second rowABob Beranek, Frank Stimpson, John Blodgett, Mike Propopiulc, Ed Spiess, Curtis Hanson, Kenneth Arnclsberg, Frank Bielinslci. Top row-Elijah Bogar. Ken Sellcon, John Kohmctschcr, Dan Erickson, Joe Yates, Joe hliclrey, Doug Flilcicd, George Dittin, Jaclc First, Manager. At the time this copy is being written, no one can guess the tinal outcome ot our track teams ettorts. We have a good team with LeRoy Apsley, Franlc Bielinslsi, Robert Nepple, Louis Mancini, and Joe Yates. CROSS COUNTRY The Harriers, led by Captain Robert Nepple, were able to win tour meets this year over Edison, South, Edina and l-loplcins. Qt the twelve runners, Robert Nepple was tirst with Franlc Stimpson and Ronald Krepela coming in second and third respectively, BADMINTON Roberta Grave, l.eRoy Patch, Marion Swanson, Milce Regan, Gail Ernest, Her'- man Moeller, Virginia Cornell, John Cor- nell. This was the tirst year at Vocational that the girls were ioined by the boys in badminton. On the greens . Girls practice golt in gym. GOLF Dan Decowslci, the only returning letterman, was chosen as this year's captain ot the golt team. The team plays its matches against other high schools at various courses throughout the city. We have reason to be proud ot our team despite the inexperience ot our players. We are especially proud ot Dan Decowslci and Dick Thompson, our high-scoring men. f'-Xlso at Vocational we have a girls golt team, which has been doing very well. Vfeather had not yet per- mitted outdoor practice, Front row-Dan Dccowslmi, Jerry Vo- lante, Gene Williams, Dick Thompson, Back row-Gary Able, Roger Swan, Wayne Cunningham, Lcc Starlc, Bob Bolclccn. Also on the golt team, but not pictured, are Bill Cautrnan and l-lartlfgy Rossorn. gi - Y his B z I A lot of the Wife in our school goes on in the student lunchroom. This is how if looked when we returned from Christmas vacation, l956. .School A royol smile for Vocofionolites- The school was brimming with excitement on that beautitul October day, tor it was Homecoming at Vo- cational. On the morning ot October I4, Joan Gerber, Student Council President, and Ron Braun, Vice-Presi- dent, crowned Jane Quam, Queen Jane I, and Dallas Jensen, King Dallas It Everyone went to the game in high spirits, proudly displaying our homecoming buttons, Bop the Millers . Our slogan seemed to be ot no avail as we tell to Washburn 24 to O. The royal party reigned over the game, riding through the crowd and waving gaily at everyone during the halt. After the procession, the tlag and baton twirlers marched to the center ot the tield where they entertained us to the accompaniment ot the band. U21 To highlight this big day, we danced in the girls' gym to the music ot Bob Bass and his orchestra. During intermission the royal party was presented to us. The Sophomore attendants, Jeri Bently and Wilson Simon started the procession through the crowd. They were tollowed by the Junior attendants, Sharon Faucher and Vic Cossette, Then the Senior attendants, Diane Nord- gren, Janet Berg, Jerry Wrubel, and Danny Fay, led the royal couple up to the stage where Mr. Nord presented Jane a bouquet ot roses and Mr. Jensen presented Dallas a carnation. This was a wondertul way to end a pertect day. We were glad to have so many ot our tormer graduates and triends here with us to help us celebrate our l955 Homecoming. Reading clockwise: Sophomore attendants, WiWson Simon and Jeri Benilyp Mr, Booth Peods applause: King DGMGS and Queen Jane enjoy a dance undef the wafcnful eyes of Jeri Bunn: and DaNas and Jane waving to the crowd during Une Half ai the Homecoming game. Homecoming CI golo evenfl WW YQ!! I1 'H il 66845, uc-:en cane I E941 Sling iballcw I ll V5 J A rfwork, Copy work, Leg work-A yearbook is born . Members ot the Tradewind Staff, Front row: Darlene Yates: Barbara Ferrian, copy editor: Delores Gonho, Art Editor: Pat Warhol, business manager: Pat King, index: Mrs. Byrne, adviser. Row 2-Pat Anderson, Eileen Forseide, Sharon Christenson, Delores Chiodo, Darlene Matylciewiczi, Sports editor: Pat Chandler, Picture editor: Peggy Coleman, Bev Korblic, co-editor. Top rowfSandra Quist, copy editor: lEtruscan peelfing out is not a statt memberl: Marge Terho, co-editor: Lois Johnson and Mary Pieniondz, art: Marian Carlson, John hlaclcert. When school opened in the tall, twenty-two new Seniors walked into Room 322. This was to be Produc- tion Headquarters tor the l956 Tradewind. As the worlc started, piles ot lists, pictures and stories began to appear. As the tinal deadline drew near and copy was turned in to the printers, a tew ot the '56 Statt and tuture members ot the '57 Statt attended the Minnesota High School Press Association Conven- tion at the University ot Minnesota. Future members all agreed that the intormation they received at the Convention will help them taclcle the big job they have ahead ot them next year-the '57 Tradewind. Mary Pieniondz, Delores Gonko watch as Lois Johnson tinishes her design tor the '56 lradewind cover. li W5 J Leg work ond Heod work produce our school poper, the Croffsmon . ,r.... Craftsman Staff-Row lfErt,n-3 Landmark, Tina Grandy, Bonnie hlatlund, Peggy Larson, Susan Jettrey, Linda Bartlett. Row 2- Darlene Matson, Third page editor: Joan Lish, First page editor' larry Bunn, Busncss manager: Sally Olson, Second page edi- tor: Faye Groves. Caro Kowalzyk Copy editor: Connie Lynde, Joyce Voge' Copy editor. Row 3-Dick West, Photographer: Dick Johnson, Frank Stimoson, Joe Manning, Don Shackle, Tom Cowette Artist: hrank Sufarz, J,rn Meyers, Scperv sing lidtcr' Dan Decowski. Fourth pagc -iditor' Torn Krych, Larry Johnson, Miss Fisk, Adviser. The Craftsman, which is our school paper, is one ot at the University, Duluth and Glen Lake Sanatorium. our major activities. Under Miss Fiskis guidance the The statt have won awards tor stories, art work, and tor paper goes to press about every two weeks. Throughout their sport page layout. This shows they have worked the year they have gone to various press conterences hard all year. Everyone in the pictur-' apovt seems so calrn and unrutztlcdwdeadirnrg time rnust bv pretty tar awayl ll 7 Il Leadership opportunities in student government . The Student Council in regular session. ln front row-Mrs. Rice, advlserg John Gcrbrfr, Presidcntg Pat Warhol, Secretary: lRon Braun. Vice president, not prcttr-:d.l On May 2 it was announced that Judy Sloss was The Ethics Committee, organized many years ago, elected President tor next year: Douglas McKean, Vice helps Mr. Jensen with disciplinary problems. Conducting President: Joan Kivi, Secretary. the meetings are Don Kliewer, Chairmanp Marlene One ot the accomplishments ot the Student Council Zachor, Secretary. this year was the establishment ot the No-Acs Club. Ethics Committee, lett to rightAJoan Roddy, Marlena Zachor, Secretary: Bill Eggcrt, Don Klicvwr, Chairmanq Elizabeth Douglas, Mavis Marn, Barbara Goodrn. E981 . ond in service organizations- Leadership Conference-Dr. Gordon Mori: ot University ot Minnesota talks to a group ot students in the Radio Theatre. Conference . . . Dr. Gordon Morlq was the main speaker at this year's Leadership Conterence. This con- terence was made up ot student delegates who met mainly to discuss school lite at Vocational. A group ot tormer students attended in order to help them solve whatever problems were brought up. The group, as a whole, protited quite a bit trom this conterence. An outgrowth ot this conterence was the Leadership Club torrned by the students themselves. Service Club. Good morning . . . Welcome to Vo- cational! is one ot the tirst things a visitor hears as he enters the school and is greeted by a member ot our etlicient Service Clulo, Meetings are presided over by President Sandra Quist and Secretary Sharon Kuta, and are under the guidance ot Mr. l-lenry Bertelsen. Other activities ot the club this year were checking coats and various other iobs at the Alumni Banquet, and helping people tind their destinations at Open l-louse. , Service Club-Front row-Massie, l-liiyala, Kuta, Olatson, Quist, Nordgren, Larson, l-lyatt. Row 2-ReCord, Sorlic, Granger, Boilce, Pois- son, Rapacz, Zachor, Fcrrian, Garrin, Bunn, Fox, Rydberg. Row 3-Kowalcylc, Schrader, Elsesser, Simon, Hendriclcson, Butler, Kalling, Enticld, l-lovda. Row 4-Osgood, Garaghty, Flikeid, Salrnins, Shaclcle, Mayers, Braun. E991 Af Vocational, we receive job Training plus TRADES Reading counter clockwise, from leltflun :prs n a Po atifo' Art Class ot Mr. Kennigtn Tlwompscns arc, Top row: Back' strom, Pylca, Bcntiqy, Swan, Cummings, Niilson, Holman. Middle rowfl-laclilowslci, Doslcey, Fislicr, Flaalcc, Pence. Bottom rowfOman, Monson . . . In tlwc School Store, Bctty Franco, Joyce Isaacson lfustom-Srl Barbara Kifnntzy and Margaret Smitli, practice tlie arts lcarncd in Retail Training . . . In Cosmetology, Gill Walston, Anmttc Simon, Slcaror Bixby Gayk lclen Maurinc Sylty, and Monica Bayer spend a busy morning. witti ar iivcrriiaoy scpply ot Customers . . . ltii: competent lcolwng rnvcnan c usrg the clstributor t-'stcr is Miko Bcdnarzliulc, a studvnz In Auto Meclnanics. I WN . Q fully occreclifed ocodemic curriculum ACAD EMIC- At right, reading clockwise-Mr. Voss, teacher ot thc Chemistry class group gathered tor a dcmonstration, looks on as Rita Franlcentield, Tina Grandy, Beverly Gardner, Joan Pribula, and Sharon Courtright preparc the experi- ment . . . Mr. Eiheland loolcs on as Frank Jacobson ex- plains a problem to a class in Geometry . . . A discus- sion group in Miss Sorurn's United States History class listens to a report by Evelyn Fralcie lbchind glolncl. Reading clockwise trorn Miss Sorurrfs right are John Clutt, Carol RcCord. Patricia Zych, Betty France, Eleen Brandt, Marlcnc Zachor, Donald Blystonc . , , Radio Workshop is one ot thc several equivalents in English otlfered at Vo- cational. ln the midst ot a morning broadcast are lstandingl Gwen Slcinner, Diane Nordgrcn, Glenda Mose- rnan, Altred Balclce: lseatedl Sharon Kuta, Barbara Pete:- son. ijiiiij There ore mony opportunities here . Ecowasin Club-Botton row-Bursch, Schartt, Peterson, Garin, Brown, Fallon. Row 2-Shane, Waataia, Brown, Caussalle, Jopp, Roh- roy. Top rowvSpoors, Stark, Wicklund, Kyoyitch, Lynch, Wttiss. Ecowasin Club. When you tirst came to Vocational, remember how lost you were the tirst tew days? Well, at last something has been done to remedy the situa tion. Membership consists ot Sophomores, who are ad mitted at the beginning ot the second semester. Presi dent is Sarajane Garin and Secretary Karen Brown. The Leadership Club is an outgrowth ot the Leader- ship Conterence. Feeling among these students was that action should tollow discussion, and so this club was tormed. In prospect is a plan tor organizing a Big Brother-Big Sister group to welcome new students to our school. Leadership Club: Every other Tuesday morning at 7:30, these young people met with Miss Benedict, adviser, and Mr. George Ziese ot the Y,W,C.A, V 1021 . for service- Committee for National Honor Society, left to right-Mrs. Rice, adviser: Ovide LaBerge, Joan Cuerber, Dallas Jensen, Pat Warhol, Beverly Korbliclc. Something new has been added to our school lite, The Junior Optimist Club was started this year to and that is a local chapter ot National l-lonor Society. promote sate driving. The club has a charter with the Much ot the responsibility tor this society will tall on National l-lot Rod Association and will sponsor any the shoulders ot the Committee made up ot the tollow- group who has an association charter. Terry Rich, Presif ing teachers: Mr. McGimpsey, Mr. Dellwo, Mrs. Ken- dent and Jim Daire, acting secretary, worlq closely with yon, Mr. Lindman, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Beatty, Mr. Budish, advisory committee which consists ot Mr. Booth, Mr. Mr. Evans, Miss Kean, and Mrs. Zalaznilc. Nord and many distinguished Twin Citizens. D-W 355345523 BPTEHIST Qi? Junior Optimist Club, bottom row-Bob Borgen, Dick Chutten, l-lcnry Woalk, Robert Theisen, Tom Schwab, Diclc Olson, l-lanlo Birk- halz. Row 2-Atlcn Beno, Tracy Duell, Bill Tylcwinslci, Geriny Swenson, Maruin Lundquist, Walter Iverson, Terry Rich, Joe Smith, Gene Carlson, Kenneth Carlson, Gordon Kirscht, Mr. Booth. Top row-Dr. H, O. Mcphe-zters, Don Salisbury, Jack Fawler, Albert Hocking, Bill Eggert, ,lim Daire, Jaclm First, Dennis Digeros, Dennis Trittin, Doug Garbett, Sheriti Ed Ryan, Mr. Frank Marlcle, Mr. Truman Smith ot the School Satety Dept. riiisj ii We work for o gool, oncl goin experience . Top--Judy Pomplun, Marilyn Sabo, Gayle Elclund, Mrs. Kwaklcernaat, Mary Bucchler, Marilyn Thayer, Jo Ann Caro, Elizabeth Boyce Front-Pat Biclvler, Virginia Walla. Marianne Gotch, Carole, Mundahl, Sandra Grech, Marlyn Fenning, Marie Qlson. In thc skit werc, left to right-Arcniv Sarazin, Torn Lange, Barbara Steve Barbara Peterson, Wayne Kyle. I' lll-l 'I -Q- Mrs. Kwalclcernaat stands proudly with her l-lomeroom 405 girls, whose zeal shot them some IOOOCQQ, over their quota tor Red Cross collections in our building. An entertaining melodrama, complete with mustachios and side-burns, shrielcs and stompings, slculking villain and help- less heroine land helpless hero, we'll addll was greeted by shouts ot laughter from an appreciative audience in one ot our assembly programs this year. . in working with others Wc are proud to have these Post-Graduates with us this year: left to right, above: J. Sarner, L. Strandberg, B, Braun, D. Geslce, J. l-lill, J. Egbcrg, M. Ostlund, D. Carr. M. Westhott, A. Dorzinslci, S. Scelc, K. Peterson, D. Bratrud, A. Boilce. R. Rengo, R. O'Brian. Agents handle su bscriptions- Tradewind Homeroom Agents-These agents per- tormed a very valuable service tor the school by pro- moting sales ot our school yearbook within their home- rooms, collecting money and subscriptions, and helping in the tinal distribution ot the Tradewind. They worlced directly with Pat Warhol, Business Manager tor the yearbook. Tradewind agents in picture below arekBottom Row: Velores Olson, Nancy Kong, Debra Stiegelmeyer, Pat Warhol. Row 2: Lois Strandberg. Pat Shea, Sandra Greh, Judy Simpson. Row 3: Louise Morrison, Judy Lerew, Rose Mislcowiec, Don Lindberg, Wayne Lerew, Virginia l-ledstrom. Rom 4: Darlene Logan, Churclq Leck- elt, David Cauton, Don Johnson, Lawrence Danielslci. Top Row: Roberta Grave, Sandra Rasmusien, Bonnie Winge, Dan Leyens, Charles Williams. Above are pictured those agents who wcrc able to get together tor a picture with Pat Warhol, Busi- nvss Manager ot the Tradewind. Eriisj Music-Both listeners ond Clad in their royal blue robes, the Choir poses tor a group picture before singing a Christmas concert, Choir-The Vocational choir, under the direction ot Mr. Thomas B. Cooley, has provided music tor many programs this year. The traditional caroling was presented in the toyer during the Christmas season, The choir also sang at a Christmas loenetti tor the cerebral palsied at the YWCA. They added a nostalgic touch to commence- ment as they and the Senior Class sang l-lalls ot Ivy. Faculty Quartet-Only once this school year has the Faculty Quartet sung 'lor the student body. This was at Christmas time. Mrs. Disser has accompanied these Christmas Concerts at the organ, while Mr. Disser has competently, as usual, handled the acoustics. The Faculty Quartet also sang tor a Faculty Christmas gathering this year. Mr. Wallace Nelson, Miss Evelyn Edblom, Mrs. Patricia Zalaznilc, and Mrs. Disser, concentrating deeply at the organ. Mr. Thomas Cooley, members ot the Faculty Quartet. I1 1061 . producers enjoy if- Members ot the Band pose in their new band room. Band-Under the direction ot Mr. Thomas B. Cooley, The trombone trio, featuring Dallas Jensen, Charles the band has played tor all the important events ot Grison, and Leonard Parsons, were featured in a concert the year. Among these were the Homecoming Corona- given in the Ciirls' Gym by the band. tion and game, where the band accompanied the tlag Highlighting the band year, a spring concert was and baton twirlers in their traditional exhibition on the given April 8th over KEYD. tieldy many football games, and a baslcetball game. gs? oflma Small band group, left to has rightfVirginia Brown, LC Roy Patch, Marlys Martin at the piano, Leonard Parsons, Bonnie l-latlund at base, Charles Grison, and Dallas Jensen. 51073 A glimpse of just ci few . A 'few are recreational- About every other Friday, a period ot school time is devoted to organized group hobbies. Tunctioning as clubs. Un- tortunately, we do not have enough space to show all ot these clubs in ac- tion . . . Reading counter clock-wise: The Games Club is purely tor recreation. There is no attempt at organization, tor there are no club otlicers-this no doubt adds to the tun and intormality. The torty-three members play such games as cribbage, checkers, bingo, monopoly, and canasta . . . The girls' Bowling Club meets at the Y. W. C. A. where they can enjoy the best ot tacilities, and de- velop a healthtul torm ot recreation which they can always enioy . . . The Flag Twirlers practice tormations on club days, and provide a lively lcind ot entertain- ment between halves ot games . . . The largest membership ot all the clubs is claimed by Senior Dancing, directed by Mrs. Leml4e, who here seems to be enioy- ing the prospect ot demonstrating one ot the newer steps to surrounding seniors wand Bob Besst . . . . of our Clubs in octron A few are for service- Reading clock-wise: Always the really big project ot the year tor the Junior Red Cross Club is the tilling ot gitt boxes tor needy children all over the world. An- other tine project this year has been the preparation ot two albums about Voca- tional l-ligh School, which were sent to schools in the Philippines and in Korea: and scrapboots sent to hospitalized chil- dren in the Twin Cities area . . . The Y-Teens, open to all high school age groups, is a very popular club, ottering the tacilities ot the conveniently located YWCA to girls interested in a varied pro- gram ot style and tashion advice, per- sonality improvement, social and recre- ational experience, the development ot poise-the list is as endless as the ideas ot the girls themselves . . . Always an attractive and peppy bunch are the Pom Pom Twirlers, who have a close associa- tion with the Flag Twirlersq members ot the tirst semester Sophomores can be- come Pom Poms, and trom second se- mester ot tenth grade on, they are elig- ible, it slrilltul and adaptable, tor inclusion in the Flag Twirlers . . . Sophomore Mixers, limited to 40 boys and 40 girls, is another popular organization. Miss Brannon ot the YWCA has given danc- ing instructions this year . . . l I Dpen House of Vocofionol ciffrocfs fhe public- April is a good time tor us to welcome the public, who turn out in large crowds to view our progress and meet our teachers. This year We were host to over tour thousand guests. Reading Counter-Cloclcwise: Visitors seem fascinated by the bony tellow occupying the well-lighted closet in the Nurses' de- partment, where also a more lite-lilce demon- stration was given on how to wash babies . . . Coffee and Cupcakes served in the Tea Room helped to relax those who be- came tired atter the long trelc through our building . . . Always a popular stopping place tor women is Cosmetology depart- ment . . . Mr. Nord proudly shows a visia tor a handsome bedroom set displayed in the lobby, a product ot the Cabinet Making department . . . Mr. Kaercher and a stu- dent display a tew products ot the Sheet Metal department. Spring Dcince and Carnival- This year a cozy crowd ot about 350 attended the 'April Showers' Dance sponsored by the Student Council, and Carnival, sponsored by the Tradewincl under the direction ot Pat Warhol. Jerry Dibblets orchestra played, and as usual, the Art Depart- ment did a wondertul job ot decorat- ing the girls! gym. Reading Cloclcwise: Chuck Baker and girl triend seem delighttully synchro- nized . . . Joan l.ish, Diane Crepeau, Mary Rand, attempt a ring toss as Sandra Cluist and Betty Schultz loolc on, ready to award leis . . . Joan Gerber was a good salesman, sold all the popular reol-teathered hats she had . . . The most popular teature ot the Carnival were the tortunetellers, two ot whom are shown herefltfliss Benedict and Mrs. Warhol gaze deepf ly into the crystal ball. Qther tortune tellers were Mrs, Turldngton and Mr. and Mrs. Zalaznilc . . . Darlene Yates and triends try their luclc at another booth. , ,. . As-AJ f--lsaalsn Reading Counter-clockwise: Arenie Sarazen jokes, witb Annette Simon, Liz Fabret, Connie Lynde, Bob Krnkle ano LeRoy Lange at Coke stand . . . Mr. mo Mrs. Cooey eneek tleket. tor Betty Sentrttr and Rita Tuibe at a Senior Party f... We bono' durrng tne natttlme at a ba-sketbatt game, ine Armed Forces represented by Don I-ftiewer, Robert Bean and Day Faye . t . Mrs. Nord and Mrs. Jensen en, roy tterngetyes at tne Senior Banquet . . . Becky Range! and Peggy Coteman waten as Roger Buetow Donna Long and Darlene Matykiewiez pick reeorol 10 may at Co trmoia Cbaet . , . At ine Senior Hitt- bitty Wing Ding Mr. Ccotey congratutates Barbara Stevens and Dick Robrnson on being the best- dressed tritlbitties. f 'W Reading Cloclcwise: Contestants in hillbilly contest are Forrest l-lamilton, Qvide La Berge, John Haclrert, Jaclc Kugel, Jim Strandberg, Diclc Robinson, and Bill Cautman . . . Part ot the HillsBilly audience . . . Chuclc Balcer holds door at Columbia Chalet tor Joan Pribula, Carolyn Schiel, Frank Bielinslci, betore senior party . . . Everyone had a good time at the senior party at Columbia Chalet . . . Seniors enioy their banquet at Calhoun Beach l-lotel . . . Senior Class otticers, Bill Douglas, Marge Terho, Pat Clos and Tom Cowette with Mr. Nord at Senior Banquet . . . Gene Leiner, Bob Peterson, Diclc Balmer, talce time out tor cottee during dance at Columbia Chalet. MW fm? 'M im wg, K MTN 2 2 5 A4 'Q Q 8 al i ii -it 'Wham Ax 0 New ai, r 3 Mws , r Random . . . Pajama party , . . Can Can ... Lois J., Derores G., Half foween . . . Carole Benson. :aged . . , Marjorie Milrang and accordion . . . Boys at Banquet . . . Jane Guam and Ron Braun . . . . . . Shots Pom Poms , . . Joan Lien, Danny Faye . . . Don Peter- son, Joan Gerber . . . Hand- ing out ticlieis at Columbia Chalet . . . Hill Billy Dance , . . Sandra Wfrobel, Delores Minn I-MII, Patricia Olalson . . . 'if l-lorneconnlng Dance. f , is I955 STATE FAIR EXHIBIT For the titth time Vocational has talcen tirst prize in six years ot competition at the Minnesota State Fair. Daughters ot the American Revolution, and Sons ot the American Revolution Awards These awards are given to students who are outstand- ing in qualities ot dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Peggy Larson Robert Youngward Nursing Machine Dratting American Legion Award Students receive this medal in recognition ot out- standing traits such as leadership, loyalty, service, courage and scholarship. Patricia Warhol Alexander l'lunenlco Stenography Commercial Art Minneapolis Star and Tribune Award Ten dollars and a certiticate ot honor are presented to a student outstanding in leadership, scholarship, and service. Diane Nordgren I-lotel and Restaurant Training First National Bank High School Award Silver medals are awarded to a boy and a girl whose habits ot scholarship, initiative and cooperation are coupled with a readiness to assume as well as discharge responsibilities to their school and community . Joan Gerber William Douglas Stenography Machine Shop No one was ever honored for what he received- honor is the reword for what he gove. AWARDS Honor Students of I956 Ill Alexander I-lunenlco l2l Norman Gunderson Berg, Robin Biernat, Joseph Blystone, Dorothy Braun, Ronald Byram, Mary Campion, William Coleman, Roberta Ferrian, Barbara Franltentield, Rita Gerber. Joan Gonlco, Delores I'IocI4ert, Charles Johnson, Lcis Ann Kiashlco, Luba l Korbliclq, Beverly Larson, Peggy Lindner, Beverly Meyers, Jaries Moseman, Glenda Nepple, Robert Nordgren, Diane Steiro, Carcl Stevens, Barbara Tetzlatt, Heinrich Warhol, Patricia Voungward, Robert Zalcovics, Aivars Zemliclca, Carrol National Honor Society ot Secondary Schools The National Council granted a char- ter to a Vocational Chapter on March 30. l956. Charter members ot our Chap- ter had not been named at the time this book went to the printers. Rose Reese Award Given to a student who shows outstanding ability and interest in the social studies, and who has con- tributed to inter-group relations. Dorothy Blystone Nursing Minnesota Girls State Sponsored by the Minneapolis Honeywell Legion Auxiliary, a Junior girl is selected on the basis ot moral character, leadership, courage, honesty, and interest in government, to receive citizenship training 'lor a weelc ot living government in groups patterned atter state and national governing bodies. Judy Sloss Stenography Minnesota Boys State Sponsored by three American Legion groups-the Byllsby, Gopher, and Theodore Peterson Posts? three Junior boys are selected on the basis ot scholarship and leadership to participate in a project similar to Girls State, in order that they may gain a higher ap- preciation ot and wholehearted allegiance to the democratic way ot lite. William Pence James Daire Printing Architectural Dratting Douglas Flilceid Machine Dratting H1161 The Elizabeth Fish Memoriol Auditorium- On May ll, l956, the new auditorium looked like this. The tinish line was in sight, and in another week, our tirst student program, a talent show, was scheduled tor presentation, and sections tor seating were assigned to home rooms. Ot course, there is much more here than meets the eye. This auditorium is designed to hold I6OO people. l-lere we have dressing rooms, pertormers' waiting rooms, scenery storage rooms, orchestra pit, a pro- jection room with cat walk which leads to a light bridge: a movable organ: a lighting system capable ot producing trom 2 to 6600 watts: all ot these things can be controlled by a monitoring system complete with microphones and telephones. And the basement ot the new area houses all the music rooms, the lunch room, and a large recreation area. Yes, there is much more here than meets the eye . . . When we gazed at this new creation in our midst, we thought the ceiling lights had the look ot stars, and somehow the sott reds and greens ot this beautitul interior gave us a homey teeling. This was a place to cherish-a place to be inspired in-a place to come to when we wanted that Htogethernessw ot teeling which is sometimes called school spirit . And it will be here that each graduating class will sing their last song, The Halls ot Ivy -and as time goes by, this Memorial Auditorium will gather and hold the lengthening memories ot the years tor all ot us. H1171 .-1 So swiftly have our high school years rolled loy, that now we pause for a moment to gaze out upon a new vista . . . what lies betore us on this long pathway clouded in mist? Will we be ready to face all that lies ahead with courage, self-discipline, and zest tor lite? l-lave we that certain vital spark to give us the power and drive to reach our goal? All the resources ot our homes and churches, school and community, are behind us . . . we are ready! Carry on, Juniors and Sophomoresl One day you, too, will be scanning the Horizon ahead, asking yourselves the same questions. May you, too, give the ringing reply- we are ready! Administration: Principal: Raymond V. Nord. 8, 9, 45, IO3, IIO, II3 Assistant Principal: Norman A. Jensen. 9 Assistant Principal Evening School: Lucile G, Mo, I5 Curriculum and Teacher Training: J. Albert Oster, 4, I9 Visiting Teacher: Dagny Dietrichson, I9 Counselor-Coordinators: Helen R. Andrews, 9, 45 lBus. Ed., Com. Art, Metal Art, Watchmalcingl Henry C. Bertelsen, 9, 2I, 45, 52 IArch. Dratt., Elec.. Print., Radio, Tailoring, UphoI.I Royalston F. Jennings, 9, I5, 45, 52 lAuto Mech., Av. Mech., Mach. Dratt., Mach. Shop, Sheet Metal, Weldingl Mrs. Grace D. Kenyon, 9, 52, IO3 lCos., Needle Arts, Sales and Receptionistl Jane D. Lewis, 9, 20, 45, 52 lNursing, Hotel and Restau- rant Trainingl Reuben J. Schater, 9, II. 45 lBarb., Cab. Mkg.. Pat. Mkg.. Shoe Repair. Vets. and Adultsl Nurse: Margaret M. Christenson, I9 Clerks: Ethel V. Anderson Veterans Trainingl Mrs. Helen L. Beystrom lTeachers Trainingl Mrs. Helen W. Brophey, I0 Mrs. Beatrice L. Conley, I0 Mrs. Myrtle Eikeland Mildred R. Heir, IO lChiet Clerkl Reiko Honda IEvening School, Mrs. Margaret D. Hummel, I0 Mrs. Alice C. McLaughlin, IO, II Mrs. Genevieve S. Mourer IEvening Schooll John W. Naslund, IO. I5 Index Mrs. Minnie H. Olson lEvening Schooll Mrs. Lillian Peters, I9 lCurricuIum Otticel Mrs. Josephine L. Stahlmann lEvening Schooll Mrs. Noreen S. Stiehm. IO Mrs. Helene Throndsen Mrs. Florence M. Willins, IO, I7 Mrs. Hulda S. Wilson lEvening Schooll TEACHERS English: Florence W. Bendict, I2, 48, I02, I I I Mrs. Eleanor Byrne, I2, 52, 96 John V. Dellwo, I2, 47, IO3 Bernice E. Eich, I2, 44 Mildred M. Fisk, I2, 52,97 Merton L. Haynes, I2 Wilfred L. McGimpsey, 9, I2, 52, IO3 lDepartment Chairmanl Mrs. Alice L. Murray, I2, 52 Mrs. Katherine C. Rice, I2, 98, I03 Mrs. Mabel M. Turlcington, I2, 48, I I I Oscar E. Wahl, I2, 27 Social Studies: Gerald L. Cady, I3, 33, 79, 85 Leonard C. Dickey, I3, 45 H. R. Eikeland. I3, 52, l0I lDepartment Chairmanl Jean I. Huntoon. I3 Arthur C. Lindman, I3, 52, IO3 Stella L. Sorum, I3, 52, IOI Milo I. Sween, I3, 37 Related Art: Kenneth L. Thompson, 20. 43 Related Drawing: Birdeen Birlceland, I4, 47 lDept. Chairmanl Donald M. Evans, I4, 40, l03 Related Mathematics: Charles E. Boyer, I4 lDept, Chairmanl Floyd E. Eller. I4 Paul H. Hendrickson. I4 Evan H. Jones, I4, 28 Related Science: Richard Chambers, 2I John E. Voss, 2I, 4I, l0I Donald Wheeler, 20, 2I, 38 Architectural Drafting: Joseph M. Budish, I7, 37. IO3 Auto Mechanics: James B. Hinshaw, I8 lDept. Chairmanl Feraz G. Meyer, I8, 35 Frank A. Rheinhart, I8. 25 Harry A. Spaulding, I8 Aviation Mechanics: Franz E. Siowall, I6 Barbering: Robert R. Graham, I6 Business Education: Dean M. Kean, I3, IO3 IDept. Chairmanl Carl E. Nelson, I3, I4 Mrs. Faye M. Scherieble, I3 Oretta E. Steenerson, I3, 30 Ida Swensrud ISpanishI, I3, 34 Mrs. Lucille A. Willen, I3 Mrs. Irene Dwyer. I4, 40 Cabinet Making: Stanley G. Frostad, I4, 32 lDept. Chairmanl John B. Peyla, I8 Richard Thole. I8 Commercial Art and Display: Mrs. Katherine B. Johnson. 20, 44 Irene G. Roskilly, 20,35 lDept. Chairmanl Cosmetology: Henrietta C. Myers, I5, 30 lDept. Chairmanl Mrs. M. Audrey Schottman, I5, 28 Muriel L. Ziegler, I5, 42, II5 Electricity: William J. Hiltner, I7 lDept. Chairmanl Clittord E. Lundberg, I7, 29 Hilmer P. Nordstrom, I7, 48 51203 Hotel and Restaurant: Mrs. Dorothy V. Glenny, I2 Betty Jane Lindberg, I2 ILunchroom, Dept. Chairmanl Arthur E. Nielsen, I2 Mrs. Mildred D. Shepard, I2, 26 Machine Drafting: Garfield G. Schow, 2l, 48 Eugene Hall, 2I Machine Shop: Clarence M. Booth, I5, 26, 93, I03 lDept. Chairmanl Howard H. Fries, I8 Gene D. Sanford, 20, 46 Metal Art: F. Jules Reed, 20. 34 Needle Arts: Mrs. Marguerite R. Belton, 2I, 33 lDept. Chairmanl Mrs. Dena R. Tarnowslci, 2I, 36 Nursing: Dagny D. Awes, 2I Mrs. Evelyn M. Beatty, 2l, 42, ID3ept. Chairmanl Gladyce O, Budd, 2I, 3I Elsie A. Toavs, 2I Marie H. Woltman, 2I Pattern Making: Robert E. Larson, I4 Printing and Bookbinding: Carroll J. Baker. I6, 29 lDept. Chairmanl Robert Boyer, I8 Wallace O. Nelson, I6, IO6 Radio and Television: Charles J. Disser, 20. 2I IDept. Chairmanl George Genaust, 2I Vernon Swenson. 2I George A. Van Doren, 2I, 38 Sales and Receptionist: Margaret Carleton, 20. 25 iDept. Chairmanl Josephine G, Leachman, 20 Mrs. Patricia H. Zalaznilc, 20, 43, IO3, IO6, Ill Sheet Metal: George E. Kaercher, 20, 3l, IO8 Shoe Repairing: Earl W. Weisner, I6 Tailoring: Henry L. Arent, I7, 46 lDept. Chairmanl Edward J. Karbo, I7, 27, 82 Upholstering: Walter J. Macioselc, 20 lDept. Chairmanl Frederick O. Rodde, 20, 24 Watchmaking: Jerry E. Murphy, I4 Welding: Thomas L. Piper, I6 Music: Thomas B. Cooley, I2, 20, 52, IO6, IO7, ll2 Mrs. Elsie M. Kwalclcernaat, I2, 36, IO4 Physical Education: Vernon J. Fiedler, l3, I7, 86 lSocial Studiesl Mrs. SaraJane Lemlce, I7, 20, 52, IDB I Dept. Chairmanl Thomas E. Withrow, I7 Librarian: Mrs. Marian L. Kelley, I7 Mrs. Martha L. Lund, l7 lAssistantl Special Classes: Mrs. Mytanwy E. Chapman, lSpeechl Faustine Donnell. I4 Evelyn E. Edblom. l2, l06 Mrs. Eleanore L. Passon, I2 Maintenance: Charles L. Johnson, II, 20 lJanitor-Engineerl Jaclc McKenzie, ll lAsst. Engineerl Raymond Ballott, Asst. Engineerl Mabel Smith, ll Onnia Berg, Il Stanley Dahl, ll Donald Wennisson Arthur Johnson, l I, 20 Lenord Krelcelberg Raymond Warner Edward Lee John Mohart John Nehring Fredericlc Brown Sylvester Kelly John Sheila Henry Berg, II Charles Gerlcin, ll Eugene Severson, I l Robert Henze Gerald Cobbs, l I Marlin Erilcson Earl Ells Joseph Theis, I I Louis Wilclcins SOPHOMORES A Sharon Adams, 3l Tom Atleldt, 26,87 Slcaidrite Alcmentins, 30 Janette Albers, 24 Michael Alton, 24 Sharon Ammerman, 35 Barbara Anderson, 34 Marilyn Anderson Penny Anderson, 36 Yvonne Anderson, 34 Jeanette Louise Andries, 24 Kenneth Amelsberg, 37, 88 Chester Arme, 37 Dorothy Aspinwall, 24 Douglas Asrouch, 37 B Robert Balclcen, 35 Bernard Balclc, 35 William Barnes, 37 Betty J. Barney, 35 Arthur Bates, 26 Shirley Bauer, 36 Uldis Baumanis, 38 Jacqueline Beck, 24 Larry Beclc, 28 Alfred Becker. 27 Josephine Bednarczylc, 38 Lawrence Belmore, 32 David Benjamin, 25 Henry Bennett, 27 Gayle Benson, 25 Geraldine Bentley, 28, 93 Robert Beranalc, 37, 88 Billy Berg, 24 Arthur Berglund, 38 Charles Berzine, Bl llze Berzins, 24 Shirley Beyer, 26 Pat Biclcler, 36 Alvin Biever, 29 Nancy Bintord, 34 John Blodgett, 3l. 88 De Wayne Bluebaugh, 29 Juletta Bobiclc, 28 John Bohlin, 29 Leroy Bohlin Larry W. Booth Robert Borreson, 26 George Bowler, 27 Elizabeth Boyce, 36 Bruce Brazil, 32 John Breedlove, 28 Larry Bright, 28 Douglas Brinda, 37 William Brix, 35 Karen Brown, 3I, lO2 Virginia Brown, 3l, IO7 James Budzialc, 26 Mary Buechler, IO4 Franlc Burmis, 28 Marilyn Butler, 30 C Thomas Caldwell, 28 Daniel Campbell, 38 David Carlson, 38 Gene Carlson, 29, 103 Karen Carlson, 25 Kenneth Carlson, 37, IO3 Ronnie Carlson, 37 Sheldon Carlson, 33 Bill Carpentier, 28 Nancy Carrick, 30 Allan Carswell, 24 LeRoy Case, 29 Rita Cellette, 3l JoAnn Cero, 36, IO4 Jack Chenevert, 29 Wayne Chmielewslci, 33 Melvin Chock, 32 Richard Chutter, 25 Jennett Cloutier. 25 Donald Cockburn, 27 Adelia Cole, 34 Kenneth Constenius, 27 Sandra Lee Corden, 24 51213 John Cornell, 3l Richard Cosgrove, 25 Suzanne Coursolle, 3l Jacqueline Crotteau, 34 Sandra Cullen, 36 D Eva Marie Dahl, 30 Allen Dahlberg, 37 Duane Dahlstrom, 3l James Daniels, 38 Lawrence Danielslci, 32, lO5 Patricia Daugherty, 24 Dennis Davidson Ruthann Davis, 36 Donald Dax, 37 Robert De Mars, 29 Thomas Denardo, 26 Sharon DeShane, 35 Ray Dinius, 38 Leonard Donovan, 24 Elizabeth Douglas, 3l, 98 John Dowland, 38 David Doying, 27, 8l Darlene Draheim, 30 E Leon Eclces, 29 Everest Eddans, 24 William Eggert, 26, 98, l03 Gayle Elclund. 36 Steve Eliason, 34 Sally Elledge, 33 Sue Ellingboe, 24 Kathleen Epp, 30 Jack Ergeson, 35 Gary Ericlcsen, 35 Elaine Erickson, 38 Gail Ernest, 3l Christ Evanov, 26 Margaret Everhart. 26 F Beverly Fallon, 34. l02 Douglas Falls. 29 Donald Feigum, 32 Marlyn Fenning, 36 Earl Finch, 33 James Finnamore, 28 Jaclc First, 24, 88, IO3 Beverly Fisher, 34 Harvey Fislc, 27 Helen Ann Fix, 30 Janet Fobes. 34 Tom Fohrenlcam, 35 Glenn Ford, 3l Douglas Foss, 38, 82 William Fox, 38 G Thomas Gabritsch, 25 Edward Galant, 3l Wallace Galvin, 32 Ronald Gapinski Saraiane Garin, 34 Ronald Cazda, 3I Gladys Celdert, 33 Barbara George, 38 Charlene George, 25 Robert Gillespie, 29 Mary Ellen Gilman, 24 Virginia Golden, 28 Jess Graham, 37 David Grant, 8l Sandra Grech, 36, l04, l05 Arden Greenberg, 28 Charles Grisim, 24, l07 Leo Grzeskowiak, 29 Ronald Gust, 35 Gaye Gustatson, 24 H Robert I-laas Stanley Haley, 33 Joan Hamer, 36 Ronald D. Hannah, 28 James Hansen, 37 Robert Hansen, 28 Vernon Hansen, 28 Curtis Hanson, 33, 87, 88 Geraldine Hanson, 26 Jeanne Hanson, 30 Judy Hanson, 25 Lavonne Hanson, 30 Marjorie Hanson, 38 Milton Hanson Roger Hanson, 29 Sharon Hanson, 26 Thomas Harkie, 3I Raymond Haroldson, 25 Irene Harris, 38 Wayne Haselhorst, 37 Darlene Havilla, 30 John Havrish, 32 Richard Hawe, 37 Charles Hawes, 35 Gladys Hayek, 24 Virginia Hedstrom, 26, I05 James Heger, 3I Patricia Heitman Russell Herrald, 37 Laurel Hildreth, 37, 8I Richard Hill, 26 Karen A. Hintz, 24 William Hitchings. 3I Joyce Hobbs, 3I Walter Hodgman, 38 Dave Hodgson, 34 Howard Hottman, 29 Erving Holcomb, 37 Robert Holen, 33 Johnny Holm Richard Holmquist Robert Howard, 27 Milton Howe, 38 Darryl Huber, 38 Caroline Hudoba, 33 Marlys Hughes, 33 William Hughes, 27 John Huisman, 33 Barbara Humphries, 34 Patricia Hunley, 35 Kenneth Hunt, 37 Richard Hustvedt I Joyce Isaacson, 25 J Elizabeth Jackson. 30 Jane Jacques, 28 Agnes Jakubik, 30 Joan Janssen, 34 Beverly Jarcscak, 33 Jerome Jaroxz, 29 Chris Jensen, 32 Kenneth Jensen, 29 Shirley Ann Jensen, 30 Sharon Jeska, 34 Walter Jeung, 38 Carol Johns, 35 Don Johnson, 34, l05 Joanne Johnson, 28 Judith Johnson, 34 Kenneth Johnson, 27 Larry Johnson, 29 Leo Johnson, 34 Mark Johnson, 32 Melvin Johnson Patricia Johnson, 34 Jerry Johnston, 35 Duane Jones, 38 Tedda Jones, 24 Diane Jopp, 3l, I02 Rose Jubera, 30 Chester Julkowski, 27 K Mary Lee Kahle, 30 Donald Kaiser Robert Kangas, 3l, 82 Robert Kapela, 37,82 Lee Karasek, 27 Vera Lynn Kassube, 34 Russell Kennerly, 21 James Kingen William Klemke, 34 Clem Klingelhut Carol Knutson. 35 Darlene Kobow, 36 Vernon Koerner, 25 Gloria Komperda, 35 Nancy Kong, 24, l05 Dennis Konn, 29 Donald Koss, 37 Joe Kozlak, 28 Darlene Knoche, 33 Donald Kreibick, 29 Clyde Kumpula, 27 Bruce Kunreth, 26 Dennis Kurth, 32, 82 Michael Kuta, 24 L Thomas Lachner, 27 Roselle LaCombe, 30 Richard LaHoud, 32 Gisela Lampe, 30 Tiltord Landsverk, 32 James Larson, 37 Karen Larson, 25 Arthur Lausen, 32 Wilma Lawrence, 3I Gerald Leavitt, 32 Charles Leckelt, 24, IO5 Hubert LeCuyer, 27 Robert Lee, 32 Douglas Lehrmann, 35 Thomas Leiner, 32 Fred LeMieux, 35 Donald Lindberg, 37, l05 Joseph Lindsey, 38 Juanita Linnell, 34 James Loch, 27 Marilyn Lucier, 30 Ronald Lund Diane Lundberg, 28 Carole Lundemo, 34 Suzanne Lundh, 36 Marvin Lundquist, 26, l03 Hope Lundy, 28 Peter Lynch, 29, IO2 Stella Lynde, 30 I: 1221 M John McCollow, 24 Robert McDonald, 30 Jim J. McGuire, 32 Ella Malikowski, 34 Edward Malley, 28 Violet Martell, 34 Marlys Martin, 24, l07 Roger Meland, 28 Scott Meland, 32 Ronald Mercier, 35 James Meuleners, 27 Charles Meyers, 24, 82 David Michaels Susan Miklethun, 34 Geraldine Miller, 34 Walt Miller, 25 Michael Mingo, 32 Richard Miske, 82 Gloria Mitchell, 38 Joann Mochinski, 30 Mavis Moen, 3I Edward Mohahan, 27 James Moran, 37 John Moriarty, 29 Louise Morrison, 30, lO5 Robert Morrissette, 3I Stephen Mozey, 26 James Mulcahy, 28 Carole Mundahl, 36 Thomas Muschamp, 38 N Thomas Narkie David Narog Douglas Nault, 38 Brian Nelson, 37 Carletta Nelson, 3I Jack Nelson, 28, 8I Sharon Nelson, 34 Carol Nemitz Dan Nesser, 38 Duane Newman, 3l David Nichols, 34 Evelyn Niska, 34 Ralph Nordstrom, 38 Daniel Norling, 26 Jerome Norman, 27 O Benjamin Oakley, 35 Patricia O'Brien, 3I Patricia O'Hara, 28 Jeannene Olander, 25 Dennis Olson, 30 Lewis Olson, 29 Marie Olson, 36 Sharon Olson, 36 Velores Olson, 34, IO5 Shirley Oman, 24 P Gloria Pacyga, 30 Eugene Parrow, 3I Leonard Parsons, 37, 8l, IO7 Patricia Patnode, 28 Pat Patnode George Patten, 32 Harlow Pearson, 37 Arganius Peclcels, 34 Janet Perlinger, 24 Sandra Person, 24 Arnold Peterson, 25 Eleanor Peterson, 24 Garry Peterson, 25 Garry Peterson, 32 Judith Peterson, 34 Leroy Peterson, 32 Norman Peterson, 38 Richard Peterson, 25 Richard Peterson, 27 Fred Piatt Joan Pietrzalc, 30 Richard Pittman, 32 Donna Pott, 25 Judy Pomplun James Postle, 25 Douglas Pouliot, 32 Diane Presseller Joanne Pribula, 30 Walter Procenlco, 37,80 Michael Prolcopiulc, 37, 88 Carol Provost, 24 Q Leonard Qondle R Wilma Rand, 30 Diane Reichard, 26 Richard Reiners, 27, 8l Edmon Rice, 24, 80 Helen Rice, 3I Reuben Rice, 27 Bob Ritlcy, 37 Marilyn Roddy, 30 Duane Romine, 32, 8l Geraldine Roo, 34 Berdena Rorvig, 3l Hartley Rossom Louise Rotar, 24 Juanita Roy, 30 Eugene Rozelc, 37 Edward Rudd S Darlene St. John, 29 Marilyn Sabo, 36, IO4 Donald Salisbury, 37, l03 Melvin Sand Delores Sarazin, 35 Dwayne Savilc. 33 Marlene Scharti, 34 Jean Schleslce, 34 Thomas Schmit, 24 Edward Schneider, 28 Carla Schoen, 3l Sandra Schultz, 25 Pat Schurott, 27 Thomas Schwab, 25 Robert Schweilcert, 38 Edward Scott, 37 Anna Marie See, 24 Ken Seelcon, 33, 88 Delores Jean Seiler, 30 Gary Simmons, 33 Fred Shatler, 35 Brad Shearer, 38 Mary Ann Simcoe, 34 Judy Simpson, 36, IO5 Rosemary Siollcowslci, 24 Paul Siwelc, 27 Richard Slrwarelc, 38 Wilson Simon, 35, 93 Gerald Smallcoslci, 26 Wayne Smith, 29 Carol Sodergren, 33 James Soulalc, 34 Eva Marie Smith, 30 Mary Ann Smithrud, 24 Joe Soltis Elwood Sperr, 32 Edward Spiess, 29, 88 Wyman Spoors, 29, l02 Margie Sporleder, 36 Robert Stace, 26 Roger Stadin, 38 Dale Stanek, 27 Lee Stark, 35, 89, l02 Jimmy Steinhaus, 3I Tom Stevens, 33 Jim Stewart, 35 Patricia Stith, 33 Barbara Stolslmi, 30 Eileen Stone, 30 Allen Stonestrom Marie Storius, 30 Peter Strolberg Gerald Stubbs, 25 George Stubbs, 25 Mary Louise Stwora, 24 William Styer, 28 Patricia Suits, 30 Juanita Sutton, 28 Gene Swanson Maynard Swanson, 25 Sandra Swanson, 30 Gerry Swenson, 26, I03 Charles Swiantlciewicz, 3l David Swigart, 29 Mary Syverson, 3I T Stan Tabalco, 26 John Tanchett, 32 Patricia Teetzel, 30 William Teschendort, 24 Heinrich Tetzlatl, 26 Marilyn Thayer, 36 Willis Thayer, 37 Louise Thollces, 36 David Thompson, 29 Rosa Thompson, 26 James Thoraldson, 24 Edward Thornton, 28 Theodore Thorpe, 38 Jaclc Tingdale, 38 Mary Tohey, 24 Joanne Tomczyk, 24 Peg Tonsager. 28 Carl Torres, 25 Edmund Traczylc, 25 Richard Traczylc, 25, 8l James Tullar, 37 Robert Tupa, 26 U Jael Underwood, 32 Joyce Underwood V Shirley Van Ordstrand, 30 Jerry Volante, 38, 89 Elaine Vosberg, 28 W i-lenry Waalk, 25 Marie Waataja, 3 I, l02 Gerald Wagstrom, 29 Virgil Waldron, 37 Raymond Walker Richard Wallace, 33 Virginia Wallo, 36 Donald Warhol, 32 H1231 Gerald Warren, 27 Floyd Watts, 29 Larry Webber, 35 William Worwa Gordon Weber, 28 Fred Webert, 35 William Webster, 27 Dennis J. Weiss, 35 Lawrence Weiss, 29 Don Westerlund, 28 George Westover, 28 William Whittnebeen, 8I Bob Wiclrland, 35 Ronald Wiclcstrom, 37 Norma Wiese, 34 Ben Wiley, 27 Michael Wilder, 37, 8l Carl Williams, 38 Carmen Williams, 27 Gene Williams, 38, 89 Jerry Wimsett Yvonne Winge, 3l John Whited, 33 Kenneth Wolt, 32 Richard Wollce, 28 William Worwa, 38 Joseph Wrobel, 25 Sandra Wrobel, 24 Priscilla Wrubel, 36 Clittord Wuornos, 26 Y Bruce Yaeger Joe Yates, 28, 80, 8l, 88 Stephen Yost, 29 Clif Youngquist, 34 Elizabeth A. Yurich, 24 Z Phil Zappa, 27 Leonard Zondlo, 26 John Zrolcer, 30, 8l Milne Zytlcovicz, 32 JUNIORS A Gary Able, 46, 88, 89 Carol Adams, 47 Vic Ahlberg, 43 Joan Alexander, 48 Ed Ammerman, 44 Arnold Anderson, 43 Art Anderson, 44 Richard Anderson, 44 Sandra Anderson Vern Anderson, 40 Vince A. Anderson, 4I LeRoy Apsley, 48 Sharon Arndt, 4l, 78 Joanne Arneson, 44 Paul Arnold, 49 Leslie Asrough, 48 Sherman Backstrom, 49, I00 June Baker, 44 Henrietta Baltanz Lenny Ballard Roberta Baney, 42 Lorraine Baribeau John Baumanis Gitta Bayer, 42 Monika Bayer, 42, IOO Carol Bazevage, 4l Robert Bazinet, 40 Barbara Bebensee, 44 Tom Becchetti, 4l Marian Beck, 49 John Bednarczyk, 45 James Benedict Gloria Bennet, 47 Harvey Bennett, 48 Allen Beno, 45, I03 Pat Bentley, 49, IOO Marcia Berg, 42 Nancy Berg, 44- Shirley Berg, 42 Harlo Berkholz, 45, I03 Marlene Beyer, 49 Byron Bies, 48 Thomas Biros, 40 Nona Billstrom, 42 Sharon Bixby, 42, I00 Olaf Bjorkedal, 40 Marvin Blacketer, 43 Audrey Blaido, 48 Barbara Bloemke. 45 Donald Blystone, 49, IOI LeRoy Bogar, 44 Mary Boguta, 42 Charles Boie, 45 LaRose Boike, 42, 99 Mary Lou Boileau, 44 Henrietta Boltanz, 40 Richard Boluc Barbara Bonnell, 43 Charles Borchert Anne Bucko Nancy Borg Roger Bradford, 49 Eileen Brandt, 49. I0l Fred Braun, 49 Ronald Brewer, 4l Dale Bruckelmyer Jeanette Bruneau. 4l JoAnn Brunner, 4l Robert Bruns. 4I Douglas Buechler, 48 William Bungert, 45, 82 Michael Busch, 43, IO2 Erwin Buske C Beverly Carlson, 43 David Carlson, 4I Charlene Carpenter, 42 Robert Caufman, 44 David Cauton, 40, l05 William Chase, 45 Audrey Chelberg, 47 Henry Chock, 48 Allen Christenson, 47 Robert Christiansen, 48 Dianne Christopherson, 42 Rosalie Christy, 46 Gary Clausen, 47 Eugene Clawiter, 47 Catherine Clos, 43 Dorothy Clos, 40 John Clutt, 47, I0l Paridon Colstrom, 40 Ronald Cook Jessica Cornell, 46 Virginia Cornell, 4I Patrick Cosgrove, 49, 82 Victor Cossette Wayne Cowette Ross Crane, 4I Gail Cummings, 42 Wayne Cummings, 40, l00 Mary Cunningham, 42 D Roger Dahl, 40 James Daire, 45, l03, II6 Cleo Daniels. 46 Lucinda Davis Frank Decowski, 48 Freddie Deggan, 46 Don DeGidio, 47 Dellys Depay. 4l John DeRoy, 47, 82 Dorothy Dischinger, 46 Donald Ditty, 82 Robert Dore, 40 Richard Dorsher, 47 Karen Dorumsgaard, 42 Robert Dorweiler, 43 Eugene Doskey, 44, l00 Carol Lee Dreon, 42 Gerald Driste, 40 Ronald Droll Walter Drung, 46 Renee Dubay, 40 Donald Duchene, 48 Walter Dunning Dick DuPont, 48 James Duvick, 87 Wayne Duvick, 43 E Charles Eckstein Ronald Edwards, 48, 8l Shirley Ellis, 47 William Ellis, 43 Gary Elsesser, 40, 99 Allen Enfield, 43, 99 Thomas Erhardt Daniel Erickson, 46, 88 Wayne Erickson, 47 Ruth Everhart, 47 Lois Eyrich, 46 F Sharon Faucher Robert Fearing, 4l Allan Fehln Don Ferguson Roger Feyo Bill Fischer, 44 Anne Fisher, 42, 100 Douglas Flikeid, 40, 80, 88, 99. II6 Donald Flower Carl Focht, 46 Carolyn Forseth, 43 Richard Foster, 43 Jack Fowler, l03 Pat Fox, 42, 45, 99 Bridget Fragale Evelyn Mae Frakie, 40, lOl Betty France, 43, I00, l0I Sandra Frane Bill Franke, 40 Frank Frazier, 48, 79, 80, 83, 85 Allan Furness, 48 Gerald Furo, 46 G Jeanette Gacek, 42 Edward Gadbois, 46 Adele Gagne, 45 51243 David Gagne. 49 Robert Garaghty, 40, 99 Douglas Garbett, 47, I03 Rosemary Garin, 42, 99, IO2 Susan Garrity, 42 Stanley Gazda, 4l Darrell Gehlson, 47 John George Richard Gleason Donald Goar, 48 Barbara Gooding, 45 Pat Goodridge, 43 James Goodrie Amelia Gormann, 43 Robert Gorzycki, 47 Ray Gould, 43 Audrey Granger, 42, 99 Roberta Grave, 46, l05 Burl Grigsby, 46, 80 Dan Grindy H Jay Hacklowski, 49, IOO Kay Hatf, 42 Clinton Hatt Eva Lu Hageman, 47 John Haley, 43 Harry Hall David Hansen, 45 Per Hansen, 40 Ronald Hanson, 47 Westly Hanson, 46 Violet Harmon. 42 Katherine Hart, 42 Ed Hartry, 44 Jack Harvey, 49 Sharon Haugen, 46 AI Heddle, 44 Hott Heiberg, 45 Lee Heiges Wayne Herkal, 45 Jerry Hermsen, 85 Joe Hickey. 4I, 79, 88 Harry Hildreth, 46,88 Deloris Hill. II5 Mary Kay Hott Boyd Holman, 49, IOO Dennis Holmberg, 43 Charles Holmes, 48 William Holmquist Clara Hopkins David Hopkins James Hovda, 43, 82, 99 Darryl Huttman, 40 Barbara Hyatt, 42, 99 Marilyn lbister Earl Isaacs, 46 Better lverson, 43 Walter lverson, 49, l03 J Patricia Jablonski, 42 Arthur Jacobson Frank Jacobson, 48, I0l Dennis Jarvis, 46 Sharon Jaucher, 46 Jerry Jensen Michael Jensen, 43, 88 Kenneth Johanson Clittord, Johnson, 49 Donna Johnson Gerald Johnson, 48 Judy Johnson, 46 Larry Johnson, 48 William Johnson, 46 Larry Jones, 47 Rose Marie Jones, 49 Robert Jorgenson, 45 Joe Judge, 48 Mary Lou Julkowski, 42 George Jurek, 48 K June Kankeltitz, 4I Judy Kendrick, 42 Dave Keough Nancy Kerkela, 48 Gordon Derscht, 44, IO3 Donna Kinch Ronald Kinde, 49 James'King, 43 Patricia Kinney, 42 Joan Kivi, 49, 98 Dennis Knutson, 4l Jerrold Knutson, 47 Vernon Koch, 4l John Kohmatscher, 85, 88 James Konopka, 49 Terry Korthot, 44 Richard Kowalik, 4l Ronald Krepela, 4l, 88 Bonnie Krogh, 43 John Krych, 48 Joanne Kuehn, 47 Gina Kurovsky, 48 Richard Kurschner, 47 L Jeanette Lacny Ronald Lambert, 49 Dave Lane, 46 Gary Langseth Jacquetta LaPoEnt, 49 l-loward Larson Judy Larson, 42 June Larson Michael Larson, 40 James LaRue, 49 Dale Lasswell, 46 Martin Laumann LeMayne Lausche, 48 John Leon, 46 Ron Leon, 4l Mary Jo Leone, 48 Judy Lerew, 47, l05 Wayne Lerew, 47, I05 Ronald Levin Fred Lies, 43, 82 Ernest Lind Janet Lind, 40 Betty Lindner, 42 Donald Lloyd, 47 Don Lloyd, 49 Della Lobeck, 45 Karolyn Lodahl Darlene Logan, 48, l05 lrene Lowry, 44 Diane Luther, 46 M Karen McCann, 40 John McCarron, 47 Don McGill, 43, 87 Douglas McKean, 98 Gerald McKee Marion McKenzie, 43 Denny McNearney, 49 Robert Mainzke, 49 Henry Mallon Victor Marchenko, 48, 80 Eugene Martell, 46 Dennis Martin, 40 Marilyn Massie, 42, 99 Mary Meath, 42 Dennis Mellott, 43 Michael Michaelson, 48 Barbara Miller, 47 John Miller, 46, 80 Shirley Miller, 48 John Milton, 49 Mike Miraw Rose Miskowiec, 49, l05 Sharon Mohrman, 42 Bruce Molmquist, 46 Marie Molstad, 43 John Monahan, 49, 80, 82 John Monson, 46, l00 Karen Monson, 47 Michael Moose, 46 Ellen Mork, 42 Dan Morrissette, 49 Dick Moselle, 47 Shirley Muscovitz, 49 James D. Myos. 40 Marilyn Ann Mytty, 40 N Lee Neiges, 45 Carolyn Nelson, 42 LeLand Nelson, 44 Marvin Nelson, 46 Ronald Nelson, 43 Sandra Nelson, 42 Robert Newell, 47 Allen Noble, 47 Gaylord Nordin, 47 Doris Nordrum, 43 Charles Norling, 49 Vern North, 47 Carmen Fay Nyberg, 40 O Marvin Oberg, 45 Colleen O'Connor, 40 Patsy Olatson, 42, 99, ll5 Douglas Olson, 44 Jerry Olson, 47 Raymond Olson, 40 Richard Olson, 47 Roger Olson, 46, 82 Wayne Olson, 47 Gary Olstad, 44 Audrey Oman, 46, IOO Douglas Ondick Madonna Orcutt, 42 Sharon Orcutt, 42 William Osborn David Osgood, 43, 99 Eugene Osieczanek, 49 Mike Osowski, 40 Tony Ouellette, 47 Arthur Overcott, 44 P Michael Pahl, 43 John Palm, 47 Roy-Etta Pamppi, 40 Margaret Pat'ick, 45 Merlyn Pawelk, 49 Dorothy Pearson, 44 JaNeal Pearson, 43 51253 Mike Persons, 49 William Pence, 49, IO0, Il6 Keith Perlick, 47 Mary Lou Personius, 44 Charles Peterson Gary Peterson, 47 Gerald Peterson, 44 Robert J. Peterson, 43 Robert S. Peterson Wayne Peterson, 43 Lois Petrangelo, 40 Jeanette Petsolt, 44 Don Pixley, 47 Norman Plitka, 48 Charles Plocker, 40 Terry Prahl l-larold Prebish, 43 Lucille Preese, 40 Laurence Preseller, 40, 80 Francis Puls, 47 Beverly Pyka, 49, lO0 Q Carol Quigley, 40 R Patricia Raclthe, 45 Gerald Ramsay, 48 Sandra Rasmussen, 46, l05 Jerome Rau David Ray, 44 Carol ReCord, 40, 99, l0l Michael Regan. 80, 82 Tom Reid, 43, 82 Ronald Richter, 45 Tony Rincon, 47 Susan Rislav, 46 Joan Roddy, 40, 78, 98 Bruce Ronsen, 46 David Ross, 44 Clarence Roy, 43, 85, 88 Ronald Roy, 40, 8l, 88 Lee Rundles, 46,80 Berit Rydbern, 44 Delores Rymer, 44 S Joy St. John, 44 Margaret Sarna, 42 Doug Sayer Torn Sawyer, 44 LeRoy Scherber John Schiel, 46 Barbara Schillfng, 40 Roger Schilz John Schmelzer Robert Schoebeu, 46 Earl Schrader, 40,99 Gerald Schuster, 47 Patricia Shea, 40, l05 Douglas Shuberg, 46 Harry Schultz Lawrence Seekon, 44 Warren Shore, 43 Eloise Simmons, 44 Paul Simon, 48,87 Yvonne Slaughter, 49 Judy Sloss, 44, 98, II6 James E. Smith June Sneva, 42 Ronald Spah, 46 Richard Spiering, 40 Diane Sorlie, 99 Mary Soulak, 42 Jerry Stark, 44, 83, 84, 85 Fred Starker, 49 Florence Stevens, 46 Dick Stevenson, 48 Edward Stewart Emerson Stewart, 48 Debra Stilgelmayer, 42. l05 Richard Struck, 45 Shirley Stuart, 46 Arlene Suchla Judy Swan, 48 Roger Swan, 44, 89 Gary Swanson, 48 Lucy Swanson Marion Swanson Ralph Sward Charles Sweeney, 48 Maureen Sylte, 42, IOO Gerald Szymanske, 4I T Marilyn Taylor Patricia Taylor, 42 Erika Tetzlatt Roger Teyo, 47 Douglas Thayer John Thode, 45 David Thompson Jerry Thompson Kenneth Thompson Richard Thompson, 40, 80, 85 Richard M. Thompson, 44, 89 Russell Thurston, 47 Marshall Torres, 40 Raymond Traczky, 44 Sandra Trane, 42 Dennie Trittin, 48, IO3 Julie Tucker, 46 Patricia Turner Donald Tuttle, 44 Donna Tweet, 4l Roy Tyrer, 46 V Corinne Vasseur, 42 Nancy Vinson, 42 John Vitols, 48 Wayne Vogel, 44 Jane Vogen, 42 W Doris Waddel Joseph Walczak, 47 Peter Wallis, 40 Loretta Wallo. 48 Jill Walsten, 42, l00 Tilcwing Wang Richard Warhol, 48 Gerald Warner, 44 Richard Warner, 44 Salley Wegley, 49 Alice Weigand, 43 Robert Welck, 44 Edward Weller, 49 Beverly Welsh. 47 Olive Weyer, 40 Susan Whiting, 49 Charles Williams, 48, lO5 Charles Williams, 49 Clark Windhurst, 47 Darrell Wincek, 85, 86 Judy Wittles, 42 James Wojcizk, 45 Delores Wojtowicz, 42 Joe Wong, 4l Melvin Wright, 40 Y Doreen Youngren, 44 James Yurick, 46, 82 Z Kathryn Zacharias, 43 Marlene Zachor, 49, 98, 99 lOl George Zelenak, 46, 82 Roger Zembel, 43 Edwina Zgutowicz, 42 Edward Zierhut, 40 Patricia Ziesmer, 40 Marlys Zins, 42 Michael Zuecara, 48 Anthony Zych, 40 Patricia Zych, 48, lOl SENIORS A Roger Aaslund, 53 Lee Andersen, 53 Carlton Anderson, 75 David Anderson, 53, 79, 80 Gary Anderson, 53 Patty Anderson, 53, 96 Ronald Anderson, 53 Donald Andren, 53 James Andries, 53 Agnes Andryski, 53 Geraldine Arntson, 53 Azlund Atneosen, 53 Jim Auger, 53 Doug Awalt, 53, 80, 83, 84, 85 Linda Bartlett, 54, 97 Charles Baker, 54, 83, 85. lll, l I3 Richard Baker, 54, II3 Alfred Bakke, 53, l0l Mike Bednarchuk, 54, IOO John Bennet, 54 Carole Benson, 54, II4 Janet Berg, 54 Robin Berg, 54, ll6 Robert Besst, 54, IO8, ll2 Francis Bielinski, 54, 80, 85, 88, ll3 Joseph Biernat, 54, II6 Ralph Block, 54 Barbara Blodgett, 54, IIB Dorothy Blystone, 54, ll6 Carol Boardman, 75 Helen Boniarzcyk, 54 Sandra Bracewell, 55 Roger Bradford, 75 William Branch, 55, 82 Ronald Braun, 55, 86, 98, 99, l l4, l I6 Mike Brazil, 55 Glenn Brodt, 55, 80, Sl Denzil Brossard. 55 Carol Brown, 55 Merald Brown Roy Brown, 55 Anna Bucko, 55 Roger Buelow, 55, ll2 Jerry Bunn, 55, 93, 97, 99 Robert Burke, 55, 79, 80 James Butler, 55,99 Francine Butzler, 55 Mary Byram, 56, II6 H1261 C William Campion, 56, I I6 Genevieve Cardinal, 56 Daniel Carlson, 56 Darlene Carlson, 56 Gerald Carlson, 56 Marian Carlson, 56, 96 Arlene Carson, 56 David Castleman, 56, 85 William Cautman, 56. 87, II3 l-larold Chaika, 56 Patricia Chandler, 56,96 Arthur Chase, 56 Jeanette Cheney, 75 Dolores Chiodo, 56, 96 Sharon Christenson, 57, 96 Marlys Christianson, 56 Patricia Clos, 52, 57, II3 Maazaret Coleman, 57, 96. Roberta Coleman, 57, ll6 Gary Connitt, 57 Bernice Connors, 57 Audrey Cosgrove, 57 Sharon Courtright, 57, lOl Thppgas Cowette, 52. 57, 97, Diane Crcpeau, 57, I I I Jean Crotteau, 57 Catherine Custer, 75 D Howard Dallman, 75 Lucinda Davis, 57 Darryl Dawson, 57 Dan Decowski, 57, 89.97, ll8 Richard Dehkes, 58 Jerry Dehne, 75 Gerald DeLude, 58, 82 George Ditfin, 58, 88 Michael Donahue, 58 William Douglas, 52, 75, 80, 87, II3, II6 Joe Drexel, 58 E Donna Ehlers. 75 David Ekstedt, 75 Arlene Elmer, 58 Melvin Enga, 58 Jack Erickson, 58, 87 Ralph Erickson, 58, 80 Wayne Erickson, 58 Marilyn Evans, 58 Gerald Evenstad, 58 F Roger Fahlin, 75 Elizabeth Farhet, 58, ll2 Danny Fay, 58, II2, Il5 Allan Eehn, 58 David Eerch, 59 Patricia Eerrell, 59 Barbara Ferrian, 59, 96, 99, I I6 Marjorie Fischer, 59 Willis Fletcher, 59 Donald Elett, 59 Eileen Forseide, 59,96 Rita Erankentield, 59, l0l, II6 Ruth Frye, 59 G Thomas Gale, 75 Joan Gerber, 59, 98, I02, ll I l l5, l I6 Janice Gilbrech, 75 Dick Golden, 59 Dolores Gonko, 59, 96, ll4, l I6 Beverly Gordner, 59, lOl Tina Grandy, 59, 78. 97, l0l James Gray, 59 Lance Grevious, 60 Alvin Grimmer, 60 Bob Grondahl, 75 Faye Groves, 60, 97 Norman Gunderson. 60, ll6 Richard Gurry, 60 H John Hackert, 60, 79, 80, 96, II3 Bonnie Hatlund, 60, 97, IO7 Eva Halbrooks, 60 Leonard Haley, 60 Forrest Hamilton, 60, ll3 Sandra Hansen, 60 Marilyn Hanson Myrdis Hanson, 60 Boyd Harlan, 60 Charles Harpole Diane Hegna, 60 Thomas Hein, 6l Jerry Heldt, 6l Gloria Herlitz, 75 Ronald Helma. 6l Gordon Henrikson. 6l Dorothy Higgins, 6l Mary Hiivala, 6l, 99 Doloris Hill, 6l, ll5 Kenneth Hillyer, 6l Charles Hockert, 6l, ll6 Gary Hoeingschmidt, 6l Carl Hotlman, 6l David Holland, 6I lngemar Holm, 4, 75 Lewis Holm, 6l Wesley Hutt Jaken Huie, 6l Myron Humphries, 6l, 85, 86 Alexander Hunenko, 62, 80, l I6 Jean Husted, 62 Gayle lden, 62, l00 Sharon lllingworth, 62 J Ann Jeanette Jacobsen Joan Jacobsen John Jabe, 62 Susan Jetlery, 62, 97 Dallas Jensen, 62, 92. 93, 95, IO3, IO6 Darlene Johnson, 62 Gary Johnson, 62 Gerald Johnson, 62 Kathleen Johnson, 62 Kenneth Johnson, 62 Larry E. Johnson, 62, 97 Lauretta Johnson, 63 Lois Johnson, 63, 96, I I4, l I6 Raymond Johnson. 80 Richard Johnson, 97 Robert C. Jones, 63 Dale Jorgensen, 63, 83, 84 George E. Jurek, 63 K Larry Keith, 63 Terry Kelly, 63 Robert Kelvie, 63 Barbara Kenney, 63, l00 Luba Kiashko, 63, ll6 Patricia King, 63,96 Robert Kinkle, 63. 80, 86, II2 Gerald Kipke. 75 Donald Kliewer, 63, 98, I I2 Virgil Klink, 63 Tom Koerner, 75 Leslie Kohanek. 63 Marvin Kolling, 64, 99 Beverly Korblick, 64, 96, IO3, l 6 Carol Kowalzyk, 64, 97, 99 Thomas Krych, 64, 97 Margaret Kucera, 64 Jack Kugel, 64, 80, 82, 87, ll3 Sharon Kuta, 64, 99, l0l Wayne Kyle, 64, l04 L Ovide LaBerge, 64, l03, ll3 Richard Lachner, 75 Marlene Lade, 64 Philip LaMere, 64 Erline Landmark, 64,97 Joseph Lang, 64, 80, 82 LeRoy Lange, 64, I I2 Thomas Lange, 64, 79, 8l, l04 Carole Lanning, 65 Gary LaPIante, 65, 87 Paul Lark, 75 David Larson, 65 Donald Larson, 65 James Larson. 65 Larry Larson, 65 Peggy Larson, 65, 97, I I6 Raymond Ledo, 65 Eugene Leiner, 65, ll3 Jacqueline Leiner, 65, 78 Dan Levens, 65, l05 Joey Lewandowski, 75 Robert Lindberg, 65 Beverly Lindner, 65, l I6 Kenneth Linnell, 73 Joanne Lish, 65, 97, lll, ll5 Donna Long, 66, ll2 Marilyn Ludgate, 66 Ronald Ludwig, 66 Constance Lyndie, 66, 97, l I2 Mc John D. McCarran, 66 James McClurg, 66 James J. McClurg. 67 M Larry Madison, 66, 86 Tom Maloney, 66 Louis Mancini, 80, 8l, 88 Richard Manzke, 66 Sandra Mark, 62 Lotus Martin, 66 Phillip Martin, 66 Glen Martner, 75 Irma Masztalir, 66 Darlene Matson, 66, 97 Howard Matta, 66 Darlene Matykiewicz, 96, ll2 Joseph Menning, 66, 97 James Meyers, 67, 86, 97, II6 Marion Michlig, 75 Mariorie Millang, 67, ll4 H1271 Jerome Miller, 67 Mark Miller, 67 Willis Miller, 75 ' Frank Miske, 67 Herman Moeller, 67, 78 John Moneta, 67 David Moore, 75 Eugene Moore, 67 Donald Moravick Glenda Moseman, 67, l0l, II6 Richard Mruz, 85 Erva Mundwiler, 67 Lenore Musil, 67 N Phillip Nelson, 67 Robert Nepple, 67, ll6 Delano Niemi, 68 Wayne Niemi, 67 Diane Nordgren, 68. 78, 99, lOl, l I6 Beverly Norman, 68 O Steven O'Connell, 75 John Oleiar Eileen Olson James Olson Joel Olson. 86 Sally Olson, 68, 97 Kathryn Ozland, 68 P Roberta Palmer, 68 LeRoy Patch, 68, IO7 Rachael Patronsky, 75 DeAnna Perkins, 68 Bob Perry, 68 Barbara Peterson, 68, l0l, IO4 Catherine Peterson, 69 Darlene Peterson, 68 Donald Peterson, 68, ll5 Gerald Peterson, 69 Robert Peterson, 69, 80, ll3 Mary Pieniondz, l0, 69,96 Duane Pietrzak, 69 Donald Pixley Luella Potf, 69 Shirley Poisson, 69,99 Duane Posner, 69, 80 JoAnn Pribula, 69, l0l, II3 Q Jane Quam, 69, 92, 93, 94. I I4 Gary Quick, 69 Sandra Quist, 69.96, 99, I II R Julianna Raiche, 75 Suzanne Ralston, 69 Mary Rand, 69, Ill Rebecca Rangel, 69, ll2 Angeline Rapacz, 70. 99 Roland Rein, 70 Robert Reitan, 75 Darrell Reveling, 70 Terry Rich, I03 Lois Rivere, 70 Richard Robinson, 82, ll2, II3 Judy Rosenkranz, 70 John Roy, 70 Josephine Rota, 75 Ray Ruettiman, 75 Geraldine Ryan, 70 S Jack Sager, 70 Aivars Salmins, 70, 99 Curtis Sandberg, 75 Archie Sarazin, 70, 80, l04, II2 Thomas Sawyer, 70 Carolyn Schiel, 70, II3 William Schlagel, 70 Eugene Schmieling, 70 Barbara Schmit, 7l Donald Schnell, 70 Betty Schultz, 7l, l I I, I I2 Lawrence Seekon, 75 Tom Seviole, 75 Don Shackle, 7l, 97, 99 Ronald Shandley, 7l Margaret Sheaver, 7I Raymond Sheeran, 75 Ruth Shepard, 7l Jo Ann Shuberg, 7l Annette Simon, 7l, 99, l00, II2 Kathleen Skare, 7I Gwendolyn Skinner, 7l, IOI Lois Slagle, 75 Margaret Smith, 7l, l00 Valdis Sneberg, 7l Don Sroka, 7I Darlene Stein, 7l Carol Steiro, 72, II6 Jerry Sterzinger, 72, 82 Barbara Stevens, 72, I04, ll2, l I6 Elaine Stewart, 72 Frank Stimpson, 72, 88, 97 Margaret Stimpson, 72 James Strandberg, 72, I I3 Frank Sularz, 72,97 Richard Swanson, 72 T Marilyn Taylor, 72 Jerome Tenute, 72 Margaret Ann Terho, 52, 72, 96, II3 Heinrich Tetzlatt, 72, I I6 Robert Theisen, 72, I03 John Thode, 72 Cleone Thomas Kenneth Thompson, 73 Mary Ann Thompson Dale Timm, 73 James Triemert, 75 Daniel Tuggle, 73 Gerald Tupa, 73 Rita Tuttle, 73, l I2 William Tykwinski, 73, IO3 U Leroy Usher, 75 Winitred Usher V William Vanderbilt, 73 Gary Van Tassel, 73 Joyce Vogel, 73, 97 W Carl Waataja, 73 Lois Waddel Bob Wagner, 73 Ethel Wagner, 73 Lenne Wagner, 73 Bernard Wagnild, 73 Patricia Warhol, I0, 74, 96, IO3, IO5, II6 Peter J. Wallis, 75 Virginia Weinberger, 74 Richard West, 74, 97 Bruce White, 75 Bernard Wiklund, 74, 86 David Wikstrom, 75 Thomas Wilkinson, 74 Lucy Wolosewycz, 74 Jerry Wood, 74 Delores Woolcott. 74 l-lugh Wright, 74 Jerry Wrubel, 74 Y Darlene Yates, 74, 96, Ill Joann Yost, 75 Robert Youngward, 74, lI6 Z Aivars Zakovics, 74, I I6 iiizsj 98 Delores Zellmer, 74 Ronald Zemba, 74 Carrol Zemlicka, 75, II6 Georgian Zinda, 75 These students will receive Trade Diplomas: Juanita Anderson, 53 Needle Arts William D. Bungert Upholstery Jessica T. Cornell, 57 Tailoring Thomas E. Dircz Tailoring Ronald W. Droll Auto Mechanics Charles J. Eckstein Metal Arts Gerald B. Euro Printing James P. Glynn Architectural Drafting Harold B. Hanson, 60 Sheet Metal Wesley E. l-lutt Upholstery l-loward W. Larson, 65 Upholstery LeRoy K. Payette Printing Norman L. Peterson Machine Shop Shelby Jean Schwartz, 7l Pre-Nursing Larry P. Struck Restaurant Training Kenneth L. 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