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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1968 volume:

miNNjeAPOLlS pueLic u DaAav TRADEWIND Vocational High School and Technical Institute Minneapolis, Minnesota e- Ctfrvc MHC TABLE OF CONTENTS v 514-, n SENIORS............1..... llH '7YIH ' ACTIVITIES............... UNDERCLASSMEN............ SCHOOL LIFE.............. SPORTS................... FACULTY.................. INDEX.................... ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.......... INTRODUCTION M V are the letulers of tomorrow seeking guidance, friendship, knowledge and leadership. M V take pritle in our endeavors. MV seek to broaden our education Jor the betterment of each individual personality in preparation for the world awaiting us. The IWtfl Trudewind staff wishes to tledicale this yearbook to the Seeker, who. representing us all. will use his skills to the best of his ability in contributing to a world of peace. 3 SLFSlUtiS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS annivna Senior plan Ihrir year. SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS You have not done enough, von have never done enough, so long as it is still possible that van havesomelhing of value to contribute. Dag I laminar-kjold £ L1 T 1 i U C Girls mob senior Phil Sibinski for his kingly autograph. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 6 Secretary, Carol Carlson President, Phil Sihinski Vice-President. Cnlliy XUQuislon Treasarvr, John Turrrnline Bottom flow; Girol Carl-on. Phil Sihin-ki. Calhy MrQuiolon. John I urrrnlim , Mr . Irtnkc. Hou Two: Murry Broadfool, Jniorttr Rrirk-Hon. Judy MurM'hrl. Curly line Hunrt. Ili-lrnu Thoni|i-on. Hou Thrrr: Jounnr Kucziuarr y k. Diwnr Moy. Joe Ay kens. Sonja Johnson, Barry Braun. ,V� rii : Barh June-. Marilyn Ern-I. SENIOR COUNCIL I hr composition of oculional's Senior Council i- similar to our Federal governing body. Democratically organized, it consists of three major parts: executi e, congress, and constituents. In all governing bodies, specified duties pertain to certain individuals. Inquiring seniors present their ideas to the representative. These ideas and opinions are discussed among the governing members. Effectiveness involves cooperation from everyone concerned: officers, representatives, and seniors. Evidence of such cooperation can be seen in Senior activities such as Sno Day. Senior Banquet, and the Prom. Assistance from advising consultant, Mrs. Sarah Lemkc, adds conformity to Vocational’ PJbfi Senior plans. Mr-. Nuruli Juur Lrinkr. dviscr 7 THE CLASS SIIIRIEY I. ARNTSEN JOSEPH F. AYKENS DOW A J. BARBEAl CHERYL BARON DIANE CIIMIELEWSKI WIIJJAM J. DANIE1.SK I JAMES S. EHDAHI. LINDA M. KRENZ MARIE P. LEWIS RONALD C MCLM CHLIN DIANE I. MOV DEBORA L PEARSON PHILLIP J. SIBINSKI GLENN I. SIMPSON STEPHEN T. SMITH STANLEY SYNOWCZYNSKI MARYKAY TESSMAN 8 OF 1968 ELIZABETH FISH MEMORIAL AWARD j J,Ayktm To ipndif for ill in award. students should tin outstanding work in their I mile with Hum Broun commensurate academic success: film till I parlwipote in shulcnl social affairs and lice Glrtm Sim ison n i In school ulcnls. ItimaHe Thunstrom MINNEAPOLIS STAR AND TRIBUNE ,UVARD 1 cash amini and a certificate of honor are presenleil to a situ lent outstanding Chml Boom in leadership. scholarship ami service. FIRST NATIONAL BANK HIGH SCHOOL AWARD Silver meilals are awanlcil ton ho mulgirl whose habits oj scholarship, initiative DimeChmMmski anil cooperation are coiiphvl with readiness to assume ami discharge school and Phillip Sibmski conununil responsibilities. AMERICAN LEGION AWARD .4 metlal in recognition of outstanding trails in leadershift. lo ult . service, courage and scholarship. W illituil thmirt'ki l)kmc Mo DAI OUTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLITION WARD Given to a student outstanding in (jualities ofdependabililu servitv, leadership and patriotism. Shirlcs A ml.sett SONS OF THE AMERICAN REYOLL IION AWARD Given to a student outstanding in ipialilit's of dependability, service, leadership and RotnM McLaughlin patriotism. CLASS OF PH)I MEMORIAL AWARD Given by the senior Mass to two of its members-one hoy and one girl—whom the class considers to represent Iwst the class of PH) I. ROSE REIN AWARD PresenthI by the Minneapolis Sett ion. National Council oj Jeuish Women, to a irrational student with an interest und understanding of world affairs. Jtiint pi11,ihi Marie Iru i Snnja Johnson ST I DENT COUNCIL AWARD 4 wrist watch given b the Student Council oj the school to a senior lm aiul a senior girl who is most outstanding in contributing to our school life. Bithnril ;V Johnson MnnKay Tcsnnum UNIQUE SENIORS LEAD CURTIS AABERG: I phoUirring. Wrestling 1.2. HAZEL ALTMAN: Office Machine . Trade ind. DONNA ARCHER: Retail Sales. Drama: Serv ice (-lul� 2. President 3. SHIRLEY ARNTSEN: Stenography. Student Council 2,3: Tradewind Agent 2: National Honor Society 2, Secretary 3; Tradewiml. DONNA BARREAIStenography. Pradewind; National Honor Society 3. CHERYL BARON: Commercial rt. Trade ind; CAA I: Substitute Cheerleader 3; National Honor Society 2, Treasurer 3; Pep Cluh 2. 3; Student Council 3; Junior Class Vice-President; CirlV Stale 2; Junior Prom Queen; Snow Day Queen. DIANNE ANDERSON: Office Machines. RAM ANDERSON: Retail Sales. Pqi Cluh I; Service Club 1.2 3; DKCA 3; Drama. JOSEPH AY KENS: Commercial rl. Sophomore Council; Craftsman Award 2; National Honor Society 2. President 3: Craftsman. CARY BALLANGER: Auto Mechanics. Chess Cluh 1.2.3; Drama. PATRICK BARON: Hotel and Kcstuurant Training. Football I: Hockey 123, MARIAN BARTKOSKE: Commercial Art. School Play 1.2 3; Diama: Thespian Troupe 1.2. Secretary 3: Sophomore Council. 10 ONE STEP BEYOND JOYCE BARTQSZEK: Office Mnchinrs. Band I. CAROL BERRES: Crnrrul Buxine . DEBRA BIEIEE: Needle Art . Yocrtlo.J. STEVES BlESI ADA: Short Mrtal. BRUCE BIAISDEU„• Printing. Kootlmll I; Swimming l:Ju nior Atlcmlnnl; I ttormcn's Club 1.2.3; Tradow iml. NANCY BIASIAE: General Bunines . Pq� Clul 3. CL RT1S AAR ERG IIAZEI. ALI MAS D1ASSE ANDERSON RAM ANDERSON JOYCE BARI'OSZ.EK CAROL BERRES DONNA ARCHER SHIRLEY ARSTSEN JOSEPH AYE ESS GARY BALLANGER DEBRA BIELEE STEVES Bl ESI AD A DONNA BAR BEAL CHERYL BARON PATRICE BARON MARIAN BARTEOSEE BRI CE BIAISDEIJ. NANCY BIASIAK I here's one in every crowd. 11 GERILYK HOCREN: Needle ru. PA TRICIA BOROSKI: (intend Busino . Pep (Hub 2.3; Drama. CHRISTINE BOS.AK: Commercial rt. Stage Crew 1.2; School Play I; Drama. BARBARA BOYCE: Rctuil Sales. Junior Clav. I'rea-urer; Service Cluh UUs DEC A :i. JAMES RRAITHWAITE: Hold and Restaurant Training. BARRY BRAUS: Hold and Rolaurunt Training. Cross Country I. Manager 2; Swimming 1.2,3: Track I, Manager 2; Sophomore Coun- cil; Senior Council: School Play .1; l tlrrmen' Cluh 1.2. President 3; Drama; National Honor Society .'5. THOMAS BRAZIL Sheet Metal. Ba.nl 1.3. IIAHR) BROADEOOT: Hotel au l Rotaurnnl Training. V resiling I; l ooih.ill Manager 2: Senior Council; Drama. TIMOTHY Bl 'EC.III.ER: Sheet Metal. So|ihomi rr Council: Student Council 1.2. Treasurer 3; Drama. HAPPINESS . . . 12 GLORIA Bl TAU: Hotel und Restaurant Training. GAA I. KENNETH CAMPBELL’ Upholstering. Sophomore Council; Wrestling 1,2.3; Drama. BARBARA CARLSON: Stenograph). Choir 2; Tradewind gent 2; Tradewind: AMS Math Award 3. CAROL CARLSON: (General Business. Drama; Pep Club 3; Senior Class Secret a rv. MICHELLE CARLSON: Ketail Sales. Pep Club 1; DKCA 3; Service Club 1,2.3. GF.RAID CEGLA: Hotel and Restaurant Training. Drama. IS FRIENDS I now pronounce yon man and wife. GERILYN BOG REN PATRICIA BOROSKI CHRISTINE BOSAk GLORIA BVTAl KENNETH CAMPBEU BARBARA BOYCE JAMES BRAITIIWAITE BARRY BRA I BARBARA CAR I SON CAROL CARLSO THOMAS BRAZIL HARRY BROADEOOT TIMOTHY Bl ECHI.ER MICHELU: CARLSON GERALD CEGLA 13 DIANE CHMIELEWSKl CAROL CHRISTOPHER MARLYS COLEMAN JEAN COLUNGS SANDRA CRAMER THERESA Cl WANE THOMAS CLARK 1)1 ANE CLEAR P ATRICIA H ARROW SKI DENNIS DANIELS WILLIAM DANIELSKI KEITH DANIELSON DANIEL COLE JEFFREY COLE LYNN DAVIS MICHAEL DEM INSKY PET ER DENEKA STEPHEN DISCIIINCER FUN • • DIANE CHMIELEWSKI: Co� mrtologv. GW 1;PrpCluU 1 3; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 3. CAROL CHRISTOPHER: General Bu inc� . THOMAS CLARK: Printing. Dl ANE CLEAR: Hold and Roluurnnt Training. DANIEL COLE: Tailoring. Sophomore Council. JEFFRE) COLE: Priming. Hockey 1.2, Captain 3. 14 IS UNFORGOTTEN MARl.YS COLESLAN: llolrl .U| I Koltturanl Training. Drama. JEAN COIJ.INGS: Commercial Art. Junior Council; I’rp Club 1,2. 3; llomrroming Attendant 3: IdtenncnN Club 3; Cheerleader 3: Drama. SANDRA CRAMER: Stenograph). School Pla 1.3; Choir 12: Junior Council: Thepian Troupe 3: Student Council 3. THERESA CUUIANE- Needle Art . DEC A 3. PATRICIA DABROWSKI: General Bu� inesm. CAA I; Trade ind: CrufNmun wurd 1.2. DENNIS DANIELS: Priming. WIU.IAM DA I El.SKI: Commercial'Art Student Council 2: National Honor Sneirt) 2. Vice-Proident 3; Craft-man Editor. KEITII DANIELSON: Hotel ami Hr lauranl Training. Drama 3; Golf 3. LYNN DAVIS: KrtuilSukv. Stage Crew 2: DECA 3. MICHAEL DEMINSKY: Office Machino. Football I; Sophomore Homecoming Attendant: Truck I; Crov Country 2. Captain 3; Ba -ketball 1.2,3; lcUermonN Club 2,3. PETER DENEKA: Metal An . STEPHEN DISCI!IN(ER: Kbririeitv. Eooihull 1.3; Shimming 1.2.3: Track 2: Lrttrnnm’x Club 1.2.3. 15 ’’Snoopy! You dumb dog! It's mil) a cal! MARY DO! GIAS JAMES ERDAHL THEODORE FASBENDER PATRICIA FENNER T MICIIAEI. FITZPA TRICK JEANETTE ERICKSON MARILYN ERNST THERESA FI.OCKEN 1)01 (HAS FORSBERG BONNIE EORSCHEN THERESA FABER SUSAN FAR RAND CAROL FOSS SHEIIA FRAZIER GARY FRECHETTE MARY 1)01 (HAS: (Mfirc Machine . Red Cross I; Sophomore Council; Student Council I Ax Choir 2: All-School Banking BookkwfH'r, JAMES ERDAHL Commercial rt. School Pl« 1.2.3: The -pian Troupe 1,2. Vice-President 3; CrufiMimn; Choir 2; National Honor Sorirt) 2,3; Sludi-nl Council 2. Proidrnt .'I; Sophomore Council. JEANETTE ERICKSON: Commercial Art. Drama: Cheer-leuder 3; Irtlrraim's Club 3; Pep (Hub 3; Senior Council: Sludenl Council 2,3; Homecoming Queen. MARILYN ERNST: Stenography. Drama: Student Council 3. THERESA FABER: General Business. Si SAN FARR AND: Office Machine-. School Play 2.3; Drama. LAUGHTER.. . 16 THEODORE FASRE.WER: Electricity. Wrestling 1.2.3; Tennis 2.3; D-ltermcn's Club 2.3. PA TRICIA FEiWERT: Stenography. Sophomore Sweetheart Queen; U.mil 1,3; Golf 1.3; Craftsman. MICHAEL FITZPATRICK: Machine Shop. Baseball 1.2.3. THERESA FLOCKED: Office Machines. Scrv kr Club 2.3: Drama. 1)01 (HAS FORSUERC: Machine Shop. Football I; Choir 2: Swimming 1.2. Captain 3; Track 1.2. Captain 3; D-ttennen's Club 1.2.3. HOWIE FORSCIIES: Needle Arts. CAROL FOSS: Commercial Art. Craftsman. SHEILA FRAZIER: Stenography. Tradcwind Agent 2; Trudewind. ( AR) TRECHETTE: Machine Shop, Cross Country 1.2; Swimming 2.3: Track 3: l ttrrmen'.s Club 2.3. A VITAL PART 17 SENIORS SEEK TO RICHARD FI RSI: Audi Merlmnicv Football I. DEBORAH C1DEOX: Retail Sale . Choir 1.2; Service Club 2.3;School Play 3; DEC A 3; Drama. DA II) GILBERTSON: Auto Mechanics. I.I. DA GILSBl I): Retail Sulcs, Pep (Unit I; Service Club 2,3; DEC A 2X DEBORAH GIRARI): Office Machines. GAA I; Choir I; Pep Club 2.2: School Play 2: Checrlcutlrr Mascot 2: Drama. SAMIRA GOAI INSKY: Retail Sal.-. Service Club 1.2.2: DKCA 2. WENDY GR(fF : Hotel au.l Restaurant Training. Sophomore Council; Junior Council: P ‘| Club 2: Drama. IAUREL HALL Cosmetology. II.mil 1.2: Pep Club 2; Sluilrul Council 3. CABLYN.XE IIARYET: Stenography. Junior Council; Senior Council; Drama. BARBARA IIEATII: Hotel and Restaurant Training. Drama. JAYNE HEUI'.R: G-mrtology. CECILIA IIELTEMES: Retail Sale.. Choir 1.2: Craftsman A� unl 2: Service Club 2.3: DEC 2: Pep Club 2; School Play 3; Drama. 18 HICHAM) FI RSI DEBORAH GIDEON DAVID GILBERTSON LINDA GILSRI I) GORDON HENDREN PA I I. HO Mil El DEBORAH Gill MID SANDRA GOMINSK) WENDY GROEN lAl REI. HALL KEITH HOPPER JAMES III LKONEN CARLYNNE ILARVET BARBARA HEATH JAYNE HELLER CECILIA IIELTEMES DALE III MITER MARYANN JABI.ONECKI KNOW THEMSELVES GORDON 11 END REN: Priming Truck I; Ba kHl all I. PAl I. IIOiy.HEl : Machine Shop. Choir 1.2; Track 2.3: School Plu 3. KEITH HOPPER: Shed Metal. JAMES HI LKONEN: Ru«lio-Tdcvi� ion. School Plu 3. DALE IRMTItn: Motel and Re. tanrant Training. Football I. 2,3: Ba kcibnll 1,2,3; LcItcrmcnV Club 2.3: Track 1.2.3: National Honor Society 3; Craftsman ward 2.3. MARYANN JABI.ONECKI: Needle Art . DKC 3. I he IN Generation. THOMAS JARA: I phoUtcry. Sunlenl Council I; Koolball 1,2,3: ltn— kethall 1,2.3; BiimIhiII 1.2, Co-Cuptain 3: LeUrrmcn’h Club 1.2.3. FRANK JERMISEK: Aulo Mechanic . MONTE JOHNSON: Klcriricm. RICIIARI) JOHNSON: General Bumiio. . SoohomoreSweriln-arlKinjK I 1.2. C.iiit.tin 3; Basketball 1.2.3; lt.i-xli.ill Iji. Co-Captain 3; Irltrrmrns (iluli 1.2. Vice-President 3. SONJA JOHNSON: Needle Arts. Sophomore Clu Vice-President; Red Cross 2: Disi'lrr Coqi� 2; Craftsman Ward 2; Thespian Troupe 3; Senior Council. TERRY JOHNSON: Office Machines. Sophomore Homecoming Attendant; School Play 1.3; Drama; Cheerleader 2. CmCapluin 3; Pep Cluh 2.3; leUcrmmV Cluh 2,3. BARBARA JONES: Commercial Art. Pep Cluh 1.3; GAA 1.3; Senior Council. PATRICIA JONES: Tailoring. Drama. LINDA JORCENS: Cosmetology. Craflsmun Ward 2. SENIORS VERBALIZE 20 JOANNE EACZMARCZYK: Office Machine . Student Council I; Fradew ind Agent 2: Craftsman Award 2; Senior Council. JEROME KACZMAREK: Machine Shop. k ATI! LEE N KAI.L Z.A: Office Machine . Pep Cluli I; C, I; Trudewind Agent 2: Drama. USD A KARBO: General Business. Sophomore Council; Golf I; Choir 1.2: School Play 3; Drama; Student Council 1.2.3. GEARY HEPPED Auto Mechanics. Drama: Cross Country 1.2. Captain 3; L-tterntm's Club 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3. BYRO.X kILBOf IINE: Radio-Tclcv ision. Singe Crew 1.2. INDIVIDUALITY Kntlmsiaslic students watch hockey preview. THOMAS JAR t ERASE JERML SEK MONTE JOIINSOS JOAS.XE K CZMARCZ k JEROME EACZMAREk RICHARD JOIINSOS SOSJA JOIINSOS TERRY JOHNSON KATHLEEN EAI.UZA LINDA KARRO BARBARA JONES PATRICIA JONES LINDA JORGENS GEARY KEPPEI. BYRON KIIBOl RNE 21 Will A AM kill:) KIM KISUNG LINDA KRENZ MARGARET kl TZ MICIIAEI. IA FERRIERE DEMISE IA MERE ROBERT KNOTZ STEPHEN kOEIMEl. SI SA . LA POINT KASIMIR IAWRYNOWICZ. RON ME IA ZORICk JEANNE IE 1)1 C JACOI.YN KOIVVIA IAYONNE kORYEIA HARLAN I.EIITO JUDY I.ERVM MARIE LEWIS CANDACE IJNDSLEY PROBLEMS WILLIAM kILEY: Electricity. klAI kISLING: Hold ami Rrstuuranl Training. Druma; Plu ROBERT KNOTZ: Priming. STEPHEN KOEIMEl. Priming. Basketball I. Manager 2. •{; Hum-ImII 1.2.3; Lrllrmicn's Club 3. JACOLYN k()l I I A: , lA ONNE KORVEIA: Tailoring. Choir 2: DECA 3: School Play 3: Drama. 22 STIMULATE MODERN MINDS I. INDA KRENZ: Needle rt . Crnlt ninn Ward I; Singe Crew MARGARET Kl NT .: Needle Arts. Choir I. SUSA IA POINT: General Bnsinrs . Dnunu. KASIM IR IA WRYNOWICZ: Machine Shop. II. A RIA V LENTO.: Shoe Repair. Studml Council I. Jl DY LERI M: llolrl and Rntlaurunl Training. MICHAEL IA FERR I ERE: Hotel and RrMaurant Training. School Play 1.2: Drama. DENISE LA MERE: Oilier Muehinew. Drama. BONNIE I A ZORICK: Needle rlv Cr.ill-man uanl 2. JEANNE IE 1)1 C: Cn-mctologv. Junior Council. MARIE IE'.W IS: Commercial il. Craft-man: National Honor Soci-dy 3. CANDACE UNDSLEY: Stenography. IVp Club I; CAV 1,2: Choir 1.2: MS Spelling Wurd 2: Tradew ind. 23 One more for the � nowluink! LOIS LIVINGSTON MARIE LOWE I.LE MAG l'SON DEWITT MAUTO LESLIE MAHON ClIERYL LYSDAHL THOMAS MAC LAZE A RUDOLPH MARTIN MICHAEL MASTRO DIANE MAUI A BARBARA MADSON PAVUNE MAGNAN K A TIIY MCFEE GARY MCGRATH RON AIJ) MC LAI GULIN LOIS LIVINGSTON: Commercial Art. MARIE IX)WE Office Machine . GAA I; Choir 2; Sophomore Council: Special Serv ice Award 2: Trade inil. CHERYL LYSDAHL Commercial Art. THOMAS MACtAZKA: Commercial Art. Craftomun; Baseball I. BARBARA MADSON: General Buxine . PA I 'LINE M AGNAN: RetuU Sales. Serv ice Cluh I .2.3: DECA 3. HALLWAYS 24 AIJJC.X MACNUSON: uto Mechanic . Dh.WII I MAH TO: Kudio-Telr i ion. Bund I. LESLIE AIA ROM: General Business. I)r.him. HI DOLPH MARTIN: Tailoring. Football 1.2.3: Basketball 1.2;Truck 1,2.3; l.etlrrmcu's Club 1,2,3; Choir I. MICIlAhl. MAST 110: uto Mechanic . Football 1,2: Wrrsllin 1.2.3: Tennis 1.2,3; I rHrnurn s Club 1.2.3; CJioir 1. DIAXE MATH A: Stenography. Sophomore Clus Treasurer; Student Council 2. Secret ary 3; Iradcwind Kenl 2; Bed Cro 2; Choir 2; Tradroiml; AMS Math Awurd 3. KATII) IC L EE: I adoring. DEC A 3; Choir I; Drama. CARY MCCRATH: Office Machine. Craftsman Award I; Ba-ki-thall 1,2.3; Tcmii 1.2.3; Fool hall 2.3; Ij-ltermcn's Chili 2.3; National Honor Swirly 3: Drama. RON AIJ) MC LACCIILIX: Machine Slurp. BECOME HIGHWAYS TO LEARNING 25 ACQUIRING NEW I VOX A M CIJC.W: Needle rt . Vocclie 2,3; DEC 3. DESS IS MC SAMARA: Rudio-Telex ision. School Play 3. ROBERT MITCHELL Electricity. Dnimu. CHRISTIXE MORALES: Needle rl . JOYCE MOZDIS: (irnwal Buwnrw. SCOn Ml XSOS: iilo Mechanic . Track 1.3: Kootltall I; Choir I: Ratal. ALICE MCOl ISTOS: Needle rK Junioi Council; Yocetlr- Manager 3: DECA 3. CATHY IC QITSTOX: Metal ri� . Junior Clas Secretary; Senior Clav Vice-P resident. SASDRA MORTESSES: General Businrw. DIAXE .WOT; Stenography. |S Spelling Award 2:Trade ind Agent 2; Senior Council; National Honor Society 2.3; Trade ind Editor. Jl D) Ml RSCIlEh General Bu-int-s. Student Council 2; Senior Council. SIIIRIJ ) SkISON: Needle Art . Junior llomreomiug Attendant: Drama. 26 OUTLOOKS CRAIG NOR I) IN: Patlrrnmuking. Football I: Basketball U Track 1,2; Irtlerincn’ Club 1. Treasurer 2: Craftsman Ward I. JOHN NOVAK: MudiineSho| . Ml LETTE ONE)': Stenograph). Junior Council: Student Coun-eil k-e-President 3; ('.rafb nian. PATRICIA OSRORN: Hold mid Restaurant Truining. Thespiuii Troupe 2,3; Srliool l’lu 2. KIETII OSTERMAN: Radio-Television. EDWARD OTIS: Printing. Swimming I: Football 1.2: Ruadwll I; Craftsman Award I; Tradewind. IVON A MCLEAN DENNIS MCNAMARA ALICE MCQUISTON CATII) I ICQl IS TON CRAIG NORDIN JOHN NOVAK ROBERT MITCH ElJ. CHRISTim MORALES SANDRA MORTENSEN DIANE MOi PAVLFTTE ONE) PA TRICIA OSRORN JOYCE MOZDIN scon Ml NSON Jl DY Ml RSC.HEL SHIRLEY NELSON KIETII OSTERMAN EDW ARD OTIS Cheryl Baron and Ron Wkkluiid. Smr-Dax Rosnlls 27 HENRY OTTINGER: OffMachine. Che Club UM. YVONNE OVERTON: Rrtuil Salr . Smicc Club I A3: Sophomore Council: Junior Council; DECA President 3. REBECCA PARKER: Cu nirtolofg . Sophomore Council: Pep Club 2. Treasurer 3; (� A 2.3; Thrwpiun Troupe 2. Treasurer 3. ROBERT PM IS(). : Rndio-Tdevision. Stage Crew 1.2; School Play 2. DEBORAH PA I IZISEs Office Machine . Choir 1.2: C I: School I’lny 3: Droniu. IAI OWE PAVLIK: Office Machine . DEBORA PEARSON: Stenography. Trudewind; National Honor Society 3; WIS Spelling Ward 2. Rl 1)00 11 PEKA: Auto Mechanics. CLIFFORD PETERSON: Radio-Television. Stage Crew 1,2; Craft , m.in Award 1. A VITAL STEP TOWARD 28 DORIS PETERSON: Cummrrcial rl. Pep Club 3. GREGORY PETERSOX: Machine Shop. Cross Country 2: Swimming 2.3; Football 3; Truck 2.3; l.ellrrmcn's Cluli 2.3. STEVEN POSS: Priming. Chess Cl.,I. 2.3. ALAN PR EH AI.L Electricity. Bund I; Footbull 1.2.3; Hockey 1.2. Captain 3: Truck 2,3: Ixilcnncn’s Club 2.3. GARY PRIXCE: Ilotol and Restuiirnul Training. t HK RICHARDS: Priming. INDEPENDENCE Seniors observe pntchsrw ing contest. HENRY OTTINCER YVONNE OVERTON REBECCA PARKER DORIS PETERSON GREGORY PETERSON ROBERT PAt LSON DEBORAH PAI LZINE LAVONNE PAVLIK STEVEN POSS MAN PR El I All DEBORA PEARSON RUDOLPH PEKA CLIFFORD PETERSON GARY PRINCE MARK RICHARDS 29 JEROLD RING DOl ’CHS RISIIER DAVID SAAR I Cl RTIS SAl KKOH RONALD SCIIATZIEIN CAROL SCIIIFEMAN MARY JO ROBINSON TERESA ROCHA BONITA SCHMIDT JOHN SCHOENECKER ROGER SCHWENN WILLIAM SCHWIRT . TOM IIOJAS DONALD Rl MIV. A THO MAS SEDESK) RENAE SELINSKY PHILLIP SIRINSKI CIENN SIMPSON «w thi won't hurt u hit!' FATIGUE . . . Jh.ROl.l) RIN( : Printing. Stage Crew I; Tliopiun Troupe 2..1: School |'|.i I; Drama. DOUGHS RISHER: Radio-Telex i-ion. Ilockrv I; Rami I. 2.3. MARY JO ROBINSON: Tailoring. TERESA ROCHA: Needle Arts. THOMAS ROJAS: Priming. I-'oolhnII I; Wrestling I. DONAIJ) Rl MP A: Printing. 30 FRAZZLES SENIORS DAVID SAARI: Commercial All. School Play 2. Cl RTIS SAl KkOIA: Hold and Restaurant Training. RON AID SCHATZLEIN: Radio-Television. Stage Cm 2.3; School Play 2.3; Hu-spinn Troupe 3; Drama. CAROL SCHIFEMAN: Stenograph. Craftsman Award 2; Trade ind. BONITA SCHMIDT: Retail Sales. Junior Council: Service Club 1.2.3. JOHN SUIOENECKER: Printing. Wrestling I: Junior Council. R(X',ER SCHWENN: Machine Shop. WIUJAM SCUM IRTZ: Pulternmaking. Stage Crew 2A Thespian Irou|M 3; Baseball 123: Lrttermcn’ Club 3. THOMAS SEDESKY: Sb.K-Rq.uir. RENAE SEUNSKY: General Business. PHIIJJP SIRINSKI: Printing. Baseball 1.2. Co-Captain 3; Football I; Cross Country 2; Basketball 2.3; Golf 3; D-lternien's Club 1.2.3; Student Council 1.2.3; Sophomore Council; Senior Class President; Boys Stale 2; National Honor Society 3; Homecoming King: ( rafts man. CLEW SIMPSON: Commercial Art. Football I; School Play 1.2: Thespian Troupe 2; Choir 2; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 3. 31 malilr senior can polka, loo! MARGIE SEAY REBECCA SMITH RAYMOND SPENCER 1)01 GIAS SPICZKA sieve stanu-:y STEPHEN SMITH EA TIILEE SOI IAE THOMAS STEPANEK MAE STEWART MARILYN SWANCER BRENT SPANO DON IID ■'PENCE STEVEN SYDI.OSKI PAI L SZVLGA ROSANNE SZYKL ME I MARCHE SEAY: NmllrArts. DKC A 3. REBECCA SMITH: CoMiirtology. Student Council 2. STEPHEN SMITH: Commercial Art. Sl.i|!r Crrw 2.3; School Play 2.3; Thrspiun Troupe 2,3; Drama. EATHLEEN SOI IAK: (immil Business. BRENT SPANO: Auto Mechanics. Sophomore Cla� ' President; Student Council 2,3. Trea Mirer -2; Craftsman Award 1.2; Optimist Club Award 3; Drama. DONALD SPENCE Patternmuking. Football 3; Basketball 1.2,3; IjHIrrmen’s Club 1,2,3. SENIORS 32 RAYMOND SPENCER: Slmt Mrtul. l)(H (HAS SPICZKA: Priming. STEVE STAAI.EY: Kl.viric iu. THOMAS STEPWEK: uto Medinnk-s. IAE STEW AH I’: Tailoring. Pt j� Club l;CAA 1,2,3; Drama. MARILYIY SWA rCEIt: Krlail Sak . Oaflsnian Award I; Si-rv i r (dull 1,2, Ykv-Presidenl 3; Drama. S TEVE SYDl.OSKI: Slicrt Mrtul. l uotl.all 1,2,3; W nulling 1.2. Cup-lain 3: bllcmicnV ( lal� 1.2.3. PM I. SZllCA: Machine Shop. IIOSA E SZYEl LSKI: Co� mrt� lug . CONCENTRATE ON THE FUTURE 33 THOMAS TAYLOR: Electricity. Swimming I; Hockey 2; I etlermru' Club 3: Sophomore Council; Junior Council. MARY k ) TESSMAN: Cosmetology. School Play 1.2,3; Thespian Troupe 1.2.3; Pen Club 1.2, I rr iilriil 3; CAA 1.2.3; Choir I; Junior Council: National Honor Society 3; Cheerleader 3; LrUrrmenV Club 3. STE E THOMPSON: Hotel ami Restaurant Training. Football 1.2. ROSALIE Till NSTROM: Commercial Art. School Play 2.3; The - Iiiun Troupe 2.3; Pep Club 1.2.3; Cheerleader 2. Captain 3; CAA I; mermen Club 2.3: Junior Cla Prescient; National Honor Soc iety 3; Tradewind. SIIEIIA TRKAGER: Tailoring. JUNE MARKS SENIOR JOHN Tl IIRENTING I phoktery. Football I; Basketball I; Senior Homecoming Attendant; Senior Cla Treasurer. WAYNE TETZIAEE: Commercial Art. Baseball I; Drama. HEIENA THOMPSON: Needle Art . I)F.C 3; Senior Council. DAY'll) TOMFORDE: Auto Mechanics. Bund 13: Swimming 2. THOMAS TORKELSON: Electricity. Football I; Hockey 1,2.3: Baseball 12: lettermen Club 1.2. DIANA IAN VICKLE: Hotel and Restaurant Training. Sophomore Council; Choir 2. LOIS EKI El): Hotel and Restaurant Training. 34 THOMAS TAYLOR MARY A I) IISSMAN WAYNE TETALAFF HELENA THOMPSON CAROL VERNIER RAYMOND HIONI STEVEN THOMPSON ROSALIE TUI NSTROM Ml ; TOMFORI)l THOMAS TORKEISON MARGARET WALTER NAOMI WARNER EXODUS CAROL VERNIER: Cuwnrtolog). RAYMOND VRIONI: Klrciriril). Sophomore Council; S im ■iiinu 1.2. Co-Captain .3; Il.i«rti.ill 2; IrUrrmni'o C.luli 1.2,1; School I; Drama: Thespian Troupe A. MARGARET U ALTER- Tailor in . Sophomore Council; DECA 3; Drama. NAOMI WARNER: Stcm� fjraph . C.ruft� man. CAROLYN W ARREN: Hold uml RmUuruol Truinin . FRED WASKOSKY: Machine Shop. Football 1.2,3; Track I; |jrtlrmira'� Club 2,3. SHEILA TREACER JOHN Tl RRENTINE l)l I Ml M IX)IS VEKVEI) CAROLYN W ARREN FRED W ASKOSKY toast to I la ( 3.i o( ( !l. 35 HAROLD K h.'ISS: Electricity. Craftsman Award 2; School Play 3. SI SAN U h’.IJ.S: Needle Art . DIANE U .'VZ; Cosmetology. IVp Club 1.2.3; C 1,2,3. JAMES W I It Hi: S: Printing. Football 1.2.3; Basketball 1,2,3; Tennh. 1.2,3; D-Uermen's Club 1,2,3. ROLAND HICK LI l : Auto Mechanic's. Drama: Sno Day Kin . SHARON WILCOX: Needle Arte. Disaster Corps 1,2.3; Choir 2; Drama. WENDY W1TKE: Tuiloring. VRNOIJ) WONG: Commercial Art. Student Council I: School Piny 1,2; Choir 2: Cruflsmun. JOII WOOD: Hotel uimI Restaurant Training. Football 1.2.3: Drama. TODAY’S SENIORS BECOME TOMORROW’S 36 IRENE WOODS: Nmllr Arte. DKCA 3. ELEANOR YEALEY: Needle it . Drama. LYDIA ZBANSKI: Stenography. ; I; Sophomore Cl.i � S« refit ry; Junior Council: Trudruiml. THERESA ZONDLO: General Bumim'm. Drama; l j� Club 3. JOHN A STIAK: Electricity. looiball I .2.3; Basketball 1,2.3: Baseball 1.2.3: l Umwn'o (dul� 2.3. THOMAS Zl'STIAK: I'atternmakiiig. (irow Country I: letter-mm Club 1.2,3; Haml I; Craftsman wartl 2.3. LEADERS Be 9UIT to rleun your pinto! HAROLD WEISS SUSA W ELLS DIANE W EN . IRENE W OODS ELEANOR YEALEY JAMES W WRENS ROLAND WICKH ND SHARON WILCOX I.YDIA ZBANSKI THERESA ZONDLO I WEND) WTIKE ARNOLD WONG JOHN W OOIt JOHN Zl STIAK THOMAS Zl STIAK 37 CAMERA SHY ALEXANDER ADAMS: Priming. MICtlAEl. BOGICKI: Shoe Repair. MICHAEL DOYLE: Ruilio-Trlrv Uion. TIMOTHY DREWS: Aulo Mrchunir . JOSEPH DROPIK: Priming. STEVEN ('.AIDA: Radio-Television. DANIEL IIEIJREY: Kl.-nri. il . RICHARD ISKIERKA: I pl.ofc.lrr . ROBERT JESSO: Priming. LINDA KLINE: Office Machines. CHARLES KOBBE.- Ra.lio-Telev ision. DANIEL LIN DEE: Aulo Mechanics. PA I I. UTWINCZl K: Ra.lio-Trl, vision. DAYTON 1.01 I): Slice! Metal. JOHN MADDEN: Priming. MICHAEL MARKI SON: Priming. Rl III MCCIIJ-• Tailoring. DANIEL METCALF: Radio-Television. TERRY Ml DOE: Hold and R.-slaurunl Training. JOHN . NELSON: Tailoring. LEON NELSON: Auto Mccliani -s. RANDY ()! I LI. INC: Nuto Mechanic . JACK RIDDLE: Priming. JOHN SCHIACEL Sli.nM.ial. STEVEN SCHLEICHER: Auto Mechanics. CARY SCHI TTA: Radio-T.-l.-v ision. STAN IF) SYNOWCZYNSKI: Machine Shop. ELLIOT WEBB: Commercial Art. tt YNE . ASTROW: Shcel Metal. CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF REMEMBER . . . Is 4 Sophomore: Happiness in finding your way to class the first day . . . tin difficult) in making new friends . . . a victorious homecoming . . . Here's to Old Vocational . . . enthusiasm over Christmas door decoration contest . . . .Sweetheart Dunce . . . LOVE HIDES THE HAILS . . . Mrs. kwahkernuafs music class. Is .4 Junior: Meeting old and new friends . . . cheerleaders sparking spirit . . . Shoot ’Em I p. Shut 'Em I p” . . . a waterlogged homecoming v iclory . . . Junior Class Part) . . . sky-high snowdrifts . . . best football team since 1911 . . . Japanese movie version of Macbeth . . . THE MOl-SE TH AT ROARED . . . class rings. As 4 Si'nior: The SENIORS W ant To Win! . . . barrels of confetti at homecoming . . . the crowning of Jeanette and Phil . . . Snoopy, our wonder dog . . . TEN LITTLE INDIANS . . . Mr. Turner leaves Voc . . . true self exposed at Sadie ... a long, tedious bus strike . . . Santa Sydloski and his -leigh . . . Sno Da) excitement on the hills . . . wild new dances at the Senior Banquet (Butterfly Waltz) . . . graduation announcements . . . Senior Prom . . . Cap Day . . . swishing tassels . . . GRADl- TION '08 . . . Goodbye, Voc . . . memories begin. 40 . . . tlt spirit of tile chwlradprs. 41 . . it successful MIKADO. . . . the rxcilrrniiil of Sno I)av. SENIOR Thr Head Tahir. Silling down for ihc fciiM. I . K11 calories loo manv. Gerber baby. III I j' ■ji|ui | in oj oj'Oj qiusjjd uo jjir) | ju;) Mlll.H|| JIIO |M I!|(| IfJISJlj.t '•'() S!H l,,,n hulol,S ia.ijj.mI i! |� ii.� OJ -| .i||ij|Uj iu.miiin?|.i.)|ii. .� |is|nl) . pun pooj ioiiijiio 111;a jjo |m lil | riimw .) 1111111n;|. |• o jo s.kmiio.kI •S8«|3 JOUM£ KJHUO;|BOO JOJ JIWA .)l|| JO S|II.� A.� ptpOK |im|JO ltiii Isom .M|| jo .itio 11111 i;| !| | | 0111 |i |.H)l)in;g JOIllJg .U|| S| ,ll| | S|.� || |iImI-I .ll,)(|| |.V� .IO| VlOjll.W riiijiuno.) auopt.j uoijw ji� .M|| ii; rfmiu .� .hio s; .u.iij J xaaOMva SNO- Tin1 kills wail for lilt rrowniiig of their king anil i|ui «'n. Sno-Dav is a much anticipated Senior aelivity. As always, the Sno-Dav fesli ities were held al llu Columbia Clialel. The day began with bumps and bruises received by llie bolder students who took to the hills with cardboard sleds; while the less ad enturous spent the afternoon in the warmth and comfort of the chalet. Activ ities continued with the crowning of the Sno-Day Royally, Cheryl Baron and Ron Wick-lund. Dancing to the music of the “Soul Package lopped off a perfect day. 44 Mis. l-cmke makes read) to ride. ntici|ialion mruns anxiety. Thr rovul jiMrm alt« iii| l l amiiM- llirir kinj .uni i|inin. link ball). 45 Quern Cbm I anil Kin f Ron, ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES 4rrTT1 T’TT17C ir lllJLd 'Sandy, I thought I told you to stop sucking your thumb! ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES A CTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ___________ To foil”-Arc you satisfied because you hove curbed und canalised the uorst in you? In any human situation. it is cheating not to Ite, at every' moment. one’s best. How much more so in a position where others have faith in you. Dug Hummurskjold Happy Cmfisnum writers display their press passes. lr. Wilfred Mr-Gimp-es. Adsiner Alirr Odegard, AdsUer HONOR SOCIETY Vocational's chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of 17 Senior mcmlirrs, selected for their qualities of character, scholarship, leadership and scr ice. National Honor Society incml� ers. who are srlccled by tlie faculty committee, may not exceed l() per cent of the Senior class and must obtain above average grades. Klertion into this Society is a great honor, for mein-bership is not only for one’s high school career, but for life. Ilnltom Rt u: Shirty Xmlacn. Serrrtury; Bill Daniel ki, Virr-Pre� idenl; rhunstrorn. Mary Kay Ir Miian, Diane (.limirli-K-ki. Marie lrv� h. Joe As kens. President; Cheryl Baron. Treasurer. Row Two: Dale Ron Thar: Jim Erdahl. Barrs Braun. Gary McGrath. Clrnn Simp- Irmiler. Dehorn Pearson. Donna Barlteau. Diane Moy. Rosalie son, Phil Sibinski. 48 STUDENT COUNCIL Under ihe leadership of James Krdahl. Paulette Oney, Diane Matha, and Tim Buechler, the Student Council sponsors such important events as the Homecoming Dance, the Red Cross Drive, and the Christmas Party, and Cood Grooming Week. Each class is represented by eight students, who are voted upon by the class or selected by the class adviser. In this way sophomores, juniors, and seniors work together to provide activities for the entire school. The Student Council has unified the school by contributing long-lasting memories of unother school year. Paulette Oney, Vice-President; Tim Buechler, Treasurer, Diane Matha. Secretary; Jim Krdahl. President. Mr. lindman: Adviser Sealed: Mary Douglas, Phil Sibinski, Diane Matha. Jim Krdahl. Paulette Oney, Tim Buechler. Mr. lindman. Cheryl Baron, Helen Bogucki. Sltuidinp: Henry Bishop, Tom llruska. Jackie Tuthill. Shirlev Amtsen, Brent Spano. Linda karbo. Glenn Simpson, laurel Hall, Diane Chmielewski, Sandy Cramer. Mary Jo Wine . Loretta Yurick. Abeenb Joe Aberwald. Lee Biddle, Pat llammond, Doug Somemon. Bonnie Underhill. Ron Srhatelein. 49 STAGE CREW behind cuts auditorium performance at Vocational then is a roup of energetic student' who handle such vital tasks as managing the curtains, lights, and sound effects. The Stage Crew, under the direction of Mr. Stanley Kros-tad. has the responsibility of string that each program is curried out as efficiently as possible. Hnu One: George Urn, Siegfried Sehmnlling. Sieve Hum kins. Stephen Smith. Rnu Two: nn W idmer. Slrven Burrell. Samuel Slrirkler. Jerold W cimtegger, Dehby I )oyle. Row Hirer: Dave CrahuMski, Paula kmitik. Prrslon Smith. Hdii Schat lein. Hnu Four; James La� -kowski. Bruce Wislofsky. U-slie lluie, Glenn Swart. Richard Merrier. THESPIAN TROUPE Each year a group of selected students gain admittance into the Thespian Society by earning a minimum of lOpoinls. I best points are earnt'd by either participating in two plays or by working behind the stage for one Imudrni hours. The drama teacher. Mrs. Cynthia n-derson. selecLs the members from those who make applications. Hnu One: Steve Hawkins. President; Rosilir Thunslroin, Steve Smith. Marian Bartkoske. Secretary. Hnu Tun: Ihiky Parker. Treasurer; Sue Farrund. Greg Coklas. Jerry Ring- Row Three: Mary Tessmun. Diane Wen . Jeanette Punagos, Paula kuduk. Hnu Foun Ron Srh.it lein. Glenn Simpson, Ray Vrioni. Jim Krdahl. icc-President. 50 12 YEARS OF SERVICE Vocational’s Drama teacher. Mr. Robert Turner, has been an active faculty member and director of 30 major plays and countless auditorium programs during his teaching career. He has served our school with enthusiasm and devotion and has added a professional touch to student performances. Not only the productions themselves, but the man behind each, the unsung hero, will long be remembered by Vocational’s students and faculty as a very wonderful person, an outstanding teacher, and a good friend. Mr. Robert Turner Good Grief. Charlie Brown! DRAMA Seniors who wish to gain knowledge and acting experience in dramatics, as well as earn English credit, have the opportunity to enroll in Drama. Under the guidance of Mr. Robert Turner, student members receive background in the history of theater, and from this background they compose their own scripts. Early in the year, Mr. Turner was replaced by Mrs. Cynthia Anderson. Under her direction, the Drama classes entertained the student body through various auditorium programs and plays. i i 51 Tradrwind Day Are Herr Again . . .' Curol Fom Pally Fennert Jim Krduhl Naomi Warner Phil Sibinski Arnold Wong Paulette ()nry Tom Maciazku Bill Danielski, Editor Mrs. Teeter, Adviser Putting out an interesting and exceptional school paper, like the Craftsman, is never an easy job. This loyal staff has supplier! the students of Vocational High School with its current general news, interesting features, and the latest on school sports. Shirley Arntsen Put Dubrowski Sheila Frazier Bruce Blaisdell Cheryl Baron Donnu Barbcau Burburu Carlson The opportunity to work on the Tradewind staff is open to all Seniors w ith a C” or better average. 'Htese students learn to accept responsibilities and develop English skills while earning an English equivalent. The staff learns to recognize that effort and teamwork are essential in producing an annual equal in quality to prev ious yearbooks. Candy lindsley Marie Lowe Diane Muthu Carol Schiflmar Edward Otis Debbie Pearson Rosalie Thunstrom Lydia Zbanski Diane Moy, Editor Miss Murphy, Adviser I.iml.i Gilsrud ushro iiinlli .ult-rlliroti li ll� « building iM President Donna Archer and ice-Prr idenl Marilyn Swungf. SERVICE CLUB I In1 members l the Service Club usher for llu u tioiiul Historical Society, junior high isilalion. schoo auditoriums. .school plays, graduation ceremonies, am for the distinguished guests who tour our building I’lieir job is not an easy one. for it requires alert am responsible individuals. On behalf ol Vocational, v« would like to congratulate these students for a job to el done. Mr. Rh'hurd Crawford, .Adviser Hnllimi Won; lerry Irl)nc. Julie Sake. Jean Ko'cukran . Harry Broudfooi. Aurora Garcia. Mary ka Gabriel. Helena 'llionijr-on. Sue Dryer. Wou mo: Deui-e Sandland, Louise ll.i lilmn. Bonnie Ib'aill. Donna kaczmurrk. Carol Nicholas. Barb Nelson. Jac kie Kilim. Sue Alexander, linda ola ka. Won 77inv; Bonita Srbinidl. Pauline Magnun. I Milne Gideon. Marilyn Swunger, Cecilia llelletnes. Pain Anderson. Barb Boyce. Sandy (.ouiiu-ky. Shelly Carlson. 54 lioltom How: Jean Colling , Debbie Girard, Connie Danielson. How I wo: Diane Amlsen, Hosalie Thunstrom, Terry Johnson, Shirley Grell, Mar.- Tessman, Jeanette Erickson. CHEERLEADERS School spirit reached its peak this year through the lively jumps and enthusiastic yells of our cheerleaders. The girls, captained by Hosalie Thunstrom and Terry Johnson, adopted a school mascot, played by Senior, Debbie Girard. The combined efforts of mascot and cheerleaders added excitement to each game; and their unfaltering support for each team, in victory or defeat, has shown us the real meaning of sportsmanship. Mrs. Sully Lrmke, Adviser 55 Bottom ?ou; Sandra Kilhoum. Loretta Yurick, Connie Ne uman, Cindy Wen . Barbara June . Kathryn Berg, (linil) Kal mark. Kalliv Criep. Wendy Croon. Pal Roroski. Cheryl Baron. Mary Blu-ink. Dorothy Schumacher. Terry Irniilrr, Carol Nkierku. flow Tun: Terry LrDur, Debbie Girard. Terry Johnson, Jean Colling . Diane AmLsen, Beekv Parker. Mury Tessinan. Diane Wenz. Connie Danielson, Rosalie Thun-slroin, Jeunelle Kriekson. Shirley Grell, Janice o uiak, Sheila Kgan. Ron Three: Cindy Milslead. Murilynn Zgutouicz, I.ynae Kliasoii. IJmla ola ka. Jennifer Rolek, Cindy Wal-li. Phyllis Mathews. Carol Naiiernd. Kathy Thomas. Helen Bogiu ki, Mary Gabriel, iirora Gar- cia. Kliznbcth spinwnll, Vicky LuBelle. Vera Williams, bicia gui-lar. Row Four: Jo.m ykens, Marilyn Dyson. Sue Vrbicky, nna Korsun, Jean Zuwislak. Laurel birsen. Claudia Biennis. Kathy Duiuire, Carol Carlson. Terry Zoudlo, Kathy Spah. Carol Moritko, Barbara llunczak. Debbie Racetle, Sandy Sens. Row Fire: Diane Chinielewski. Laurel Hall, Cecilia Heltemes, Audrey Burton. Muureen Coleman, Denise Saiulland. Kathy Kepler, Helen Person. Jeauine Johnson. Bonnie Korschen. Holly Sculley, Mary me I legblom, Mina Thompson. Debbie Williams. PEP CLUB Diane W enz. ice-Presidenl: Mary Tossinan. President; Becky Parker, Secretary-Treasurer. W ho arc those girls dial strain their vocal chords at school spoils events, add excitement to our games, and stimulate school spirit? They are. of course, members of Vocational's Pep Club. I nder the supervision of Miss Katherine Murphy and Miss Margaret Christenson, this devoted group, filled with good ol' school spirit and energetic pep, boosts the morale «� f our teams. To obtain membership, a student must attend li e or more games. 56 i The athletes of our school who are awarded letters and bars become members of the Let-termen’s Club. These boys must keep themselves in good physical condition und practice diligently for the benefit of their team. In return, our lettermen build character, learn responsibility and become men. Craig Nordin. Secretary-Treasurer. Rich Johnson. irr-Prrsidrot; Barry Braun. President. LETTERMEN’S CLUB Bottom Rote: Shirley Grell. Jean Colling . Diane Arntarn, Terry Johnson. Debbie Cirard. Harry Broadfool, Huaalir Thunstrom, Mary Kay Tmman, Connie Danielson. Jeanrtle Erickson. Ron Two: Mike Mav tro. John Zustiak. Tom Jnru. Jim VI ibben . Rich Johnson. Rudy Brown, Barry Bruun, Craig Nordin. Donald Spence. Ted Fnohroder, Dale Irmiter. Row Three: Henry Bishop. Robert Dkierku. Greg Hor-wath, Charles Looby, John Quinn. Charlie James. Willard Rohe, Gary Frechette. Tom Mueller. Geary Keppel. Row Four Tom Hakko. Mark Horhford, Mike Carswell. Bill Schwirti, Stephen KoelmeL Tom Taylor. Slrvr Dischinger, Fred Waakoaky. Mike Fitzpatrick, Hon St. Hilaire. Rod Dorn. Row Fite: Gary McGrath, Ron Oh I. Bruce Blai drll. Phil Sihin«ki, Ed Otia, Terry Lnftun, Sieve Sydloski, Greg Perea, Alan Prehall. Tom Zmtink. Ray rioni. Doug Forsberg, Greg Peterson. 57 Snilnl: Pull) Krnnrrt. Ronnie I min lull. Karen Johnson. Liurrl 11.ill. k.illix (iriqi, David lomlordr. (iarv R.ilLui rr. Trrrj Duv i-. Sheldon Johnson. .Scollv Munson, Man Olson, John Matlock. M.irh Nielsen, Doug Ki hrr. Jack Riddle. Sl ii lin : Tom Hru il. Lit Ri ldlr, Terr) cilirl, Dan hi-kowoki. BAND I In- students « l Vocational High School derided that our year without a bund was enough. s � lliev started one b themselves. Directed l� Mr. Calvin Ijnn. a senior al the I niversity ol linn« sola. these ambitious student have Imtii able lo provide Vocational High School ill' musical entertainment during games, auditoriums, and other school functions. Hope-full), this tradition will be continued next vear. 58 Mr. alv in Unit. I ircrtor Student Directors, Pal tVnnetl and Turn Rra it Mary Gabriel, Jan Hodgson, Aurora Garcia. Arthur Ley. RED CROSS Members of the junior Red Cross udo|)te i a new name this year. Red Cross Youth Activi-ties. It’s Cool to Care” was the slogan used as Vocational students filled friendship kits with personal and recreational items for 8 to 12 year old children. These kits were distributed through military channels reaching children in Vietnam. Under the direction of Mrs. Evelyn Edblom. with assistance from the Needle Arts students, who made the sturdy colorful hugs. 200 bags were sent to needy children. ITS COOL Jean Ro rnkrunz. lindu Yolavka. RosrStrolh, Arthur Ley. Red Cn M slogan build enthusiasm. 59 TEN LITTLE INDIANS As the play opens, eight invited guests discover that not only are they the captives of an unknown host, hut each of them is doomed to die for a murder In is said to have committed. According to ten Indian rhymes above the mantlepieee, each guest meets with a predetermined fate until the true murderer is exposed. Superb acting was displayed by the energetic cast of Ton Little Intlian . The set design, unusually realistic, enticed the public's attention ami added to an intriguing performance. 60 THE MIKADO l Jlus blossoms and Mount Fuji) amu creali1 tin mood ami lli« selling for The Mikado. !Nanki-Poo, son of tin Mikado. flees from marriage with kulisha ami falls ileeplv in lovewilh Yuni Yuin. I Iowrvcr, happiness is shattered for tin voting lovers, for V um-Yum is engaged to her guardian, ko-ko. unki-Poo makes an agreement with ko-ko to la hehcaihsl in order to have Yum-Yum as his wife for one month. Trouble arises when the Mikado discovers that his son has hirn executed and orders all inv olv ed w ith the execution to lie killed. With livelv costumes and wonderful melodies. Vocational students, under the direction of |i . Oynlllia Vmlerson. did a splendid job of providing a realistic selling lor this Oriental operetta. 61 Mr , hii illr illrn. dvisrr luiiin-l Hall. Mike awrac . I lir Jon« . Girol Morhko. BANKING F.very Wednesday i hank day at Vocational. Kuril homeroom has jis chosen hanker, who takes the deposits of Vocational's thrift-minded students to room 110. Banking bookkeepers, supervised hy Mrs. Lucille Willen, record the deposits and send the money to the Farmers Mechanics Bank for safekeeping. i n ( n Mn, M,n’ � ’r � ltl Munahan. David b w� on. Mr. Mrlviii Suren-suld a i,ngrr. H� nr Otlingrr. Mirharl Lawson. Michael Rode- CHESS CLUB Under the supervision of Mr. Melvin Sorenson, the Cites Cluh meets every Tuesday night to practice. Throughout the year they compete with other schools in an attempt to win the city championship. The captain of the Chess Cluh is Henry Otlinger and the co-captuin is Gary Bulla nger. 62 To (i.A.A. members it'- touch and go. Every Monday nighl a group of enthusiastic girls meel for G.X.A. (Girls Alliletk Association). I'nder llie sup erv ision of Mrs. Sails I mike. the girls participate in mans team spoils such as basketball, soccer, s obey ball, ami badminton. Each girl strives to acquire the tdHt points needl'd to merit a letter. G.A.A. 63 Rollam Raw: Carol Iskierka, Helen Bogueki. Dolores Ojnla, Debbie Barker, liollv Scullev. Janice Wo niak. Carol Moritko. Rou Ttro: Sue llallrsy, Mae Stewart. Diane Wen . Mars Te— man. Marie Frtlick, Jennifer Hoick. Berks Parker. llolluni Hour: Astride Rozkaliw, Cindy Milslead, Sandra Ayres, Holly Scullev, Joan Aykens, Paula kuduk, Jeanette Panagos. How Two: Kathry n Berg. Lynae Kliason. Roberta Anderson. MarUynn Zgutowicz, Dave Izr, Cynthia Axberg, John (Juinn. How Three: David Leiumeier, Dan kielus. Doug Somerson, Cary McGrath. Jeff Anderson, John Rasmussen. Rrrnard Martin. Craig Cooper. Al� ml: Klizabeth spin-wall, Pat Hammond, Shuron l .iPuinl. Terry Schoonover. TRADEWIND AGENTS Come on. whal � your real name?' Behind any yearbook, there are those who have the tedious job of collecting the money. These students mast be honest, responsible, and enthusiastic. Mr. Ambrose Zeller and two post high students from his accounting class, Barbara Roehl and Dennis Roach, superv ised the Tradewind agents. The task of bringing the Tradewind to the student body could not have been accomplished w ithout the help of this hard-working group. 64 Barb and Dennis lucklc thr job with honesty. Mr. Ambrose Zeller, Adviser. Vocation ! member consider candidates for Mate officers. I). E. C. A. members awail election results. The Distributive Education Clubs of America, open to students studying marketing subjects, is newly formed at Vocational. These students, through active participation. gain u better understanding of the business world, an awareness of civic obligations, and development of leadership quulities. 'Hie 30 members this year from Vocational represent the Retail Sales, Needle Arts, and Tailoring departments. Vocational D. E. C. A. uttended u Delegate Assembly ut the lloliduy Inn to elect slate officers and participated in various conferences and contests during the year. D.E.C.A. Motioni Row: Yvonne Overton. Grrilyn Bogren. Bonnie Forschen. Marilyn Stranger, Mr . Brunsberg. UYonne Korvrla. Lynn Davis. Pauline Magnan. Row Two: Pam Anderson, Rose Stroth, Debbie Gideon. Kathy McFee. Peggy Waller. Terry Culhane, Irene Woods. Mary Jablonn-ki. Cerilia llehrmes. Row Thrtr; Helena Thompson. Donna Archer, Sandy Gominsky, Linda CiUrud, Shirley Nelson. Margie Skay, Barb Boyce, Shelly Carlson, Ivona McLeun. Absent: Valone I largest, Margaret hunt . Bonita Schmidt, Alice MKJuislon. 65 1Y UJLMX NDER CLASSMEN NDERCLASSMEN NDERCLASSMEN NDER CLASSMEN NDERCLASSMEN i rnri? r aqomitat Please pass the spiders.' Never look town to test the ground before Utkin vottr next step: only lie who keeps his eye fixed on the for horizon will find his right rood. Dag llainmarskjdld Psst! Hey Bryan, wake up... You're in the yearbook! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 68 Diant Tetnowski, Vice-President Carl Neubauer, Treasurer Shirley Grell, Secretary Chuck Thompson, President Bottom Row: liotmir || � k«, Jim :N«tlr . Man Stasik, Wullrr |jpu, Three: Mark- Hi.ilk.i, Mr. Sulwu � rr. Shirk's Grrll. Diane Trtimu'ki. urora Gurciu. Ron Two: Gerald Christrnxm, Carl Netibanrr, Linda kuthy Griep. Juniiic Unnanind. Jani Ordvniec. Xbsrnl: Dalorrs Novitsky. Chuck Thompson, Cheryl Pnymus, Itomild Cchl. Row Brasrr. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Students ol the Junior Council are selected from individual homerooms. I nder the leadership � f Chuck Thompson. Diane I elnowski, Shirley Grrll. and Carl Neubuuer they planned the Sadie Hawkins Dunce which was a great success. With the assistance of Mr. James Salwasser. the juniors plan their biggest e enl of the year, the Spring Formal. 69 Xli. Janie Saltt asset QUIET IN THE BALCONY! Mr. Gale Greenwood 226—Junior Adviser. RtAUtm Row: Sharon la-Point, Helen Bogucki. Dennis Kurrstrnberg. Virginia Gaal, Mr. Green-wood. Row Two: Linda Slrolh, Jean Kosenkruiu, Doug Johnson, Kevin Dick . Row Three: Joe Aberwald. Row Four: Renetta Moritz, Rita Hoi-min, Joyce Anderson, Shirley Sloltman. Row ■Tie: Brad Carpenter, Bichunl Rurkhardt, Holly e l. Sandra Duranl. Row Six: Dave Oslund, Mark Hennanstorfer. Gordon Nrbon. Mark Melvin. Row Seven: Mike Saw icki. Gerald Christensen, Diane Knowles, Janice I'eka. Gary Schwagel. Mr. Arthur Jackson 213—Junior Adviser. BoUom Row: Connir Danielson. Larry Beaurhane. Jan Hodgson. Row Two: Nancy Nanseth, Mary Kay Gabrirl. Darlene Bergstrom, irky la Belle. Row Three: Jack Watson. Denna Shaake. Mirhael Hurley, (Ihuck Thompson. Row-Four: Susi Slunchfirid. Dave Danielski. Janas Ordynier, Allen Okan, Paul lindholm. Row hive: lee Ann Rok. Marjean Bjorn, Cindy Mil-stead, linda W ilson. Kathv Johnson. Him Six: Siegfried Schmolling. Philip Frhn, Mike Bradford, Doug tapir, Mr. Jackson. 70 GETTING INVOLVED Mra, Jam (htm 313—Junior Adviser. Bottom Row: Harvey Beliveau. Jun Wryrauch, Mrs. Overn, Mtryrtr Hegblom. Terry Schoonover. Rou Two: William Knob. Glenn Streetrr, IrAnn Ra muit� on. Honald Si. Hilaire. Row Thrrr: mold llifl, Michael l.� lr, Patricia Martin, Sandra Berm. Row Four Gordon PihWtrom. Bo ben Breyetlr. Sue Johansen. Marls Ghrll. Row h n r: Harry Slevena. Kathy Grirp. Mary Jo Wines. Ijimla Novitsky. Row Six: Greg Hanson. Tom Mueller, Jacqueline I uthill. Gas le Schlenz. Wow Seven: Kenneth Felber. olfido Doron. Absent Susan Fulkerson. Robert Morris. Joseph O'Leary. Miu Helen Robertaon 103-Junior Adviser. Bottom Row: Dolores Ojeda. Jean Menning, Bonnie I'nderhill. Mi Robertaon. Row Two: l.snda Riddle. Gindv Smith. (Jiarlene Kunza. Row Thrrr: Joy Flint, Barbara Johnson, Marie Bialka. Marilynn Xgutowicz. Wow Four. Bruce lennox, Ronald Spencer. Glarroce emlirka. Row Fire: Steve Rielke, Dale Scharver, (jirl Neubauer, Joe Calistro. Wow Six: Keith Albrecht, Glenn Tenhoff. Bill Homan. Row .Seven: Steve Grurtt, Richard Ghrlmo, Rex Robinson, Greg Kapalu. 71 Mrs. Anita Seleen 320—Junior dviscr. Bottom Rou: Mr . Sclern. urora Garcia, 1-aura llolmblad, Jeanette Panagos. Nancy Blum, Pally kangas, Jennifer Rolek, Nancy Sandlund. Lindu V oluvka, Geor- gia I-ahd. Billie Stevenson. Row Two: Theresa Moran. John Brown. Bundy kurhne, Bryan Duncun. Joe Porter. Dwayne Iverson. Steve l.uniewski, Roy Wilber. Dave Mycka, David Schulte. Grover Ford. CHOOSING CLASS RINGS Mr. Mile Sweat 321—Junior Adviser. Bottom Row: Mike Martin. Yvonne Prush a, Mr. Sween, Jim Seidlitz. Cheryl Bury. Row Two: John Adams. Anlhonv Zelazny. Gary Patch. Bonnie Hyska. Mike Distel. Row Three: Fay Ruede-busch, Nancy Greenough. Janinc Lovestrund, Muribeth Mueller. Denise Ferber, Elizabeth A� -pinwall. Row Four Glenn Buss, Steve Chapman, John Matlock, Bill Johnson, Bruce Robeck, Diane Kolodziejczyk. Row Five: Paul Nelson, Dave I-ee. Pete Wallin. Debbie Williams, Mina Thompson, Phil Wagner. Absent: Gary Saxe, Michael Hill. 72 Mn. Denii Tarnowxki 210—Junior Ad-viwr. Bottom Row: I.eannr Pons. Pal Ilummond, Joan Hudson, Mn. Turn-owski. Row 7uxj: Cheryl LeCuver, (Mira Minier, Jeanette Owens, Cynthia Rir-hurdson, Frieda knight. Sandy I ran czak. Row Three: Marlene korvelu, lau-ra Zeiter, Debby Gross. Cheryl Przy-mu . Rou Four: Alvs Olson. Renee Hames, Nancy Hoectjeri. Jennifer Putnam. Mary Stasik, Mary LaPitz, Absent: Annie Robenon. Cinda Swanson. Rochelle Fussy. EARNING MORE RECOGNITION Mr. John Pom 211—Junior Adviser. Ron Gehl, Steven Brown. Tom llakko. Henry Bishop, Waller lipa. Robert Iskierka, W illurd Robe, Churles Looby. John Quinn. Mark Rochford, Greg Perez, Mr. Voaa, Terry Ijoftu , Mike Rudrarmel, Tim Gryz, Mike Carswell. Richard Johnson, Charlie James, Jack Frduhl, Bruce Broberg. Rodney Dorn. Irslie Opsahl, Lothur Mitnchke. 73 Mr. William Walther 229—Junior Adviser. Bottom Rim: Mr. W nllhrr. Richard Slunchfield. Tom Nirmczyrki, Patrick I Jennie. John lialkjuisl. J tinea Olson, Paul Moberg, Cm Barbeau, Scott Prun� on. Curtis Stellhurg, Mark HogaUki. James Boyce, Dick Chieberek, lorn Tetr.-luff. Ron Tuo: Arthur l-cy. Dennis Schleicher, Bert Kenney, Sumlra Thornton, kathe Novitsky, Donna Fueratenberg, IV Ann Ru� mu� on, Cynthia Axberg, Patricia Salrrk, Karolynn MacDonald. Shirley Grell, John (Callahan, John Kmbrrley. DrIHoy Wendt. Beth Iverson. Alment: Wanda (iumphell. AS THE YEAR ENDS Mr. (jilt in Schaeffer 19 -,Junior Adviser. Rot-tom Row: Ariir Yensiad, Dolores Braver, Cindy Morris. Theresa Knox. Diane Amtaen. Rote Two: Cynthia Fairbanks, Janice Cloud, Tamara lev i� , Carol linger. Astride Bozkalns. Tim Yendrzeski. Ron Three: Deborah W illiams, Diane Tetnowaki. Neda Hough, Bill Haygor. Richard Dennis. Row Four: Chuck Cryczkowski. James Johnson, Michael Shoberg. Jerry Krueger, Brian Lennox. Row Five: Air. Schaeffer, Terry Weibel, Don Thompson. Duane Brown, George W eller, Dean Drews. Absent; Greg Cok-las. Christopher Quigley. 74 Mr. Evan Jone 41S—Sophomore, Junior, Senior Adviser. Bottom How: Grew liorv ath, Doug kmetz. Slew Hawkins, Dr Biddle, Bruce ( arlson, Hubert Paulson, Bvron kilhnurne. Huger Pederson, Dean Pearson. Jerry VI urzeha, jjesfie Huie, Duvid law son. Siegfried Schmol- ling, Lyndon GelderL Rou Two:Cary McGrath, Mike IXnninsky. Vincent I lewhrar, Slevr Disrhiiigrr. Stephen Bastira, Mike Bergerwon, Samira Mortrnson. Delanna Cordon, Sonia Johnson, Hicky Johnson. Jim Nedry, Bob Kampi. Mike Muqihy. VVilluim Stanley . Mr. Jones. NEXT YEAR: SENIORS Mr. Stanley Frxtskul 121—Sophomore, Junior, Senior Adviser. Bottom Rou: Jim Loakowski, Preston Smith, Perry Gewd, Bruce Widofitky, Mr. Fronted. Row Two: Paula Kuduk, Hit-hard Merrier, Debbv Doyle, Steven Borrett. Garold Weizeneggrr. ftou- Three: Stephen Smitli. Bill Schwirte, Hon Srhnulrin. 75 I load- off ilu ctiiiM'liillu. Imln! 76 GIRL’S STATE Murir Biulk.i Boy’s and Girl’s Stair, organized by the American l-cgion ami its auxiliary. i« an op | « rtiitiil for two chosen members of our Junior Class to | urtici|mtc with other students as a self-go erning body. Those who become delegates are chosen on the basis of strong character and potential leadership. W hile actively participating in a study of practical political science, their know ledge of the privileges, duties, and responsibilities id citizen ship is strengthened. 77 Bruce Ij-iiiion SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 78 Samuel Brown, President Terry Irmiter, Vice-President Betty Steicart, Treasurer Nancy Vick, Secretary Bemir Mithun, Stanley Strain, Terry limiter, David Lenzmeier, Ric- Brown, Mr. Sorenson, Betty Stewart, Doug Somenon. Julie l wis, hard Hhinehart, Nancy Vick, Michael Cook, Mr. Karbo, Samuel Steve Synowczyn� ki. Dave Boettcher. Irene Rodriguiz. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Students on the Sophomore Council are selected front individual homerooms. These students. Vocational’s future leaders, learn to adjust and participate as they plan their schedule for an eventful year. With the leadership and assistance of the class officers, Samuel Brown, Theresa Inniter, Nancy Vick, and Betty Stewart, and advisers, Mr. Edward Karbo and Mr. Melvin Sorenson, the Council plans their biggest event, the Sweetheart Dance. Mr. Kdward karbo 79 Mr. Melvin Soren on A SOPHOMORE IS Mr. Henry- Arent 208—Sophomore Adviser. Bottom Row: Larry Anderson. Mike Lynch, Bob Cooklock. Row Two: Greg Gabriel. Mike Durulu, Paul Abraham. Row Three: Greg Davis, David Lenzroeier, Don Beckett, Edward Bluitt. Row Four: Ron Peterson. Rick Taylor, Rufus Brown, Reneau Guertin, Warner Armstrong. Row Five: farad Christian, Steve Und, Danny Douglas, Larry Jensen, Mr. Arent. Absent: Richard Bergstrom, Chester Bogucki. Ron Hawkinson, Peter Dahmen, Greg Suflell, Jim Wenz. Mr. Richard Chambers 214—Sophomore Adviser. Bottom Row: joe Volavka, Ed Mins, George Urn, John Blasiuk. Row Two: Bill Boyd, Dave Lee. Bill Zondlo. Row Three: Mvron Mast, Bill Godfrey, David Burke. Row Four. Jim Rok. Tim Muck, Robert Roepke. Row Five: Ken Gregory, Joe Supa, Paul Hyde. Row Six: Jim Halford, Mike Warner, Jeff Mulligan. Row Seven: Rick Basel, Dave Boetchcr, Greg Bow-yer. Row Eifihl: John Elder, Skip May, Jack Klanderud. 80 “A WISE FOOL” Mr. John Cina 215—Sophomore Adviser. Bottom How: Greg Pudil, Mr. Cina. Row Two: Tim Soukup, John Szczech, Dave N ass if. Row Three: John Rapacz, Dave Sunnes, John Rasmussen. Row Four: Donald Westman, Sheldon Johnson, Mark Stamos. Row Five: Keith Bosek, Ken Kllingson, Terry Davis. Row Six: Cluster Davis, Samuel Brown, James Carlson. Row Seven: Leslie Kingen, Dan La� ko� ski, Bill Olson. Row Eight: Harold Hawk. James IJndahl, Terry Farrington. Row Sine: Kent l tugen. Starling Reynolds. Scott Tollin. Mr. George Engdahl 230—Sophomore Adviser. Bottom Row: Mr. Fngdahl. Steven Canuvan, Roger Tapio. Row Two: Michael Peterson, Jerojd Weizenegger. Row Three: Joe Merchant, Greg Ding. Row Four: William Boeser. Paul Ruedehusch. Row Five: Jerry Gruna, Rick Shu-pien. Row Six: Beraurd Martin, Mike Cook. Row Seven: Scott Hughes, Chuck Kilien. Row Fight: Randy Kruck, Don Dirthart. Row Sine: Alan Olson. 81 Mr. Roman Gomez 301—Sophomore Adviser. Bottom Ron: Greg kalrhmark. Mike Rodrwald. Grey Gamer. Km Mclaughlin. Robert PrawaUky. Thomas Murphy. Richard Rhine hart. Dale Meyer. lrvi Murtfeld. Row Two: Myma Barden, harm Crime . kathy Berg. b a Anderson, Paul W alerman. Richard Lang, Barb McGill. linda Cariboo. Ann laBrie. Row Thrrr: Mr. Gomez. Bonnie Szymantki. Roberta nder on. Lurran Alston, linda Benson. Ann Widnier. Bonnie Schen-del. Nadme W ehrman. Donna SariT. MAKING NEW FRIENDS Mr. On-ul Fiute 324—Sophomore Adviser. Boi-U m Row: Doug Stabno. Mike DwinneU. William Sillanpa. Ronald Snyder. Row Two: Mr. Faslr. Michael lesson, Tom Kartell. Joe lindmever. Chuck Nadeau, Paul Menttoa. Row 77irre:(iester Ozakiewicz, Daniel Brown. Charles Stanley. William Wendt, Ed Friday. Ron Four Dan koelfgen. Tony Dulian, Mark Erickson, Michael Jones, John lindaev. Row Fk-e: Steve Bjork, Dona Somerson. Charlr Carik, Mark Cicho-ski. Carl Sneider. Absent: Tom Kranelly, Steve Segrlstrom, Cary Spiczka. Thomas Thurston. 82 Mm. Doris Erickson 411— Sophomore Adviser. Bottom Row: Julie Sax , Lee Ann Boike. Erma Coleman, Rubv Phillips. Irene Rodrigue , Betty Siirilu. Ierry LeDuc. Row Two: Barb .Nelson, Curol Nicholas, Debra Jackson, Rada Pajic, Sue Morin, Joan Thompson. Row Three: Susan Dryer, Chrrie Brown. Eileen Souluk. Louise Haggblom. Jackie Elliot. Verluine Hutchins. Row Four. Muxine Olsen, Denise Sandland. Sundra Ayres, Jill Klnnderud, Donna karzma-rek. Bonnie Heath. JoanHte Selhne -.Mrs. Erickson. CLASS PINS Mrs. Clara Hcenan 317—Sophomore Adviser. Bottom Row: Anna Korsun. Cynthia Frazier, Phyllis Mathews, Susun Vrbicky, Nancy Vick. Debra Racetlc, Connie Nrumun, Kathy Dumirr, (Claudia Bienius. laurel Lumen. Sheila Egan, Barbura Hunczak, Mary Kennerud. Row Tuo: Pamela Batson, Sandra Sens, Oceliu Stanley. Kathryn Berg, Jocely n kilbourne, Kathy Kepler. Helen Person, Sue Rohe, Jean Zaw is-lak. Sue Hallesy. Muxine Punkonin, Mary Blusiuk. Loretta Yurick, Marilyn Martinson. Mrs. Ileenun. Absent: kuthleen Spall. 83 Mr. Richard Thompson 112—Sophomore Adviser. Bottom Row: Chuck Martin, Vie VanWagner, Tom Tuttle, Betty Small, Cindy Katzmark, DiVonnr I.undgren, Debbie Parker, Shirley Opsal, Kerry Kleven. Cindy Weiu, [.auric Putnam, Vicky Biddle, Bemic Nlitliun, Rick Cecko. Row Two: Mr. Thompson, Steve Kriesel, Kyle Webb, Morris Lampert. Bill McGrath, Jeff Anderson. Stuart Courneya, Larry Schulz, Peder Pedersen, Roger Dalland, James Cundersen. tarry Sieloff, Steven Wills. James Barrow, Jerry Novack. LEARNING TO PARTICIPATE Mr. Louis Prtkker 224—Sophomore Adviser. Bottom Row: Philip Samek, James Rathbun, Mr. Prekker, Darwin tassier, Dan Kielas. Row Two: Steven Synowczynski, John Rau, W'ulter ilap|M'l, William Morris. Row Three: 'l orn Irwin, Mike Slattery. Row Four: John Prond-zinski. linden Hull, Chuck Anderson. Michael Duvis. Row Five: Mike Hogness,Steven Forbes, Jerry Hayes, Doug Franz. Absent: David Anderson, Alike Quigley, Glenn Swart. 84 Mn. Sophya Heiton 207--Junior Adviser, Bottom How: Lucia Aguilar. Karm Johnson, Sandra kilbourn. Lynn Allen, Susan Preiaen, Murgi Kroll. Kathy Mely, Marlene ZaMudski. Jean Kinnunen. Terry Irmiler. Carol - anerud. Marie Rudolph. Gale Mthoff, Kathy Thomas, Brenda Blake , Crelrhrn Keaton, Karen l)a is. Hou 7uo:Cail Perkins. Mary Provo, Slues LeCuyer, Delaine Tomforde. Joan Avkens. Puulettr Puhl. Sandi Hilenour, Beverly Mosby, Huth Strv art. Margaret Baker. Maureen Coleman. Audrey Burton. Jerri Tumham. Mrs. Britan. SWEETHEART DANCE Min CharioUc Mycrs319—Sophomore Adviser. Bottom Rou- Roberta Ross, Surah llerington. Miss Myers, I.ynae Eliason, Marilvn Dyson. Hou Tuo: Julie Lr is. Roxanne Halverson. Vera Williams, Karen Nelson. How ' Tirre:Paulette Kyunder, Vicki Mudson, Murlys llugslrom, Vicki Peterson. Linda Benedict. How Four:Rose-lee Buerhler. Anita Kirks. NEXT YEAR: JUNIORS Mrs. hurdle W dim 110—Sophomore Adviser. Bottom Row: Loretta Triplett, Tern- Thum, Tom llruska, liada Wrodt, Mrs. Willrn. Row Two: Dorolhs Schumacher, Juditli Teclaw, Holly Sculley. Carol Mor-itko. Row Three: Murir Fedick, lrslie June . Pamela Brewer, Penny lene. Row Four. Holly Dahlberg, Cvnthia Walsh, Janire Wuzniak, Vickie Cruney. Row Five: Jraninr Johnson, Betty Stewart, Kathy llendren. Carol Iskierka. Row Six: Kathy Todd, (JayIren Bona. Vied lee, Christine Kliimy.uk. Row Seim: Donna Mattson, Renee Perez, Peggy Kantorowicz. Mr. Cliffonl Lundberfi 125—Sophomore Adviser. Bottom Row: Craig Cooper. Jerry Frechette. Row Two: Gary Zustiak. Robrrl Wane. Row Three: David Murphy. Mirhuri Van raez, Thomas Fay. Row Four John McGinnrss. Michael Widmer. Mark Prince. Row Five: Urn Christian. Neal Await, Stanley Straus, Michael Cudo. Row Six: Mr. Undbrrg, Fdgar Arrhambaull, Brian IJndmey rr, Kenneth Drews, Leslie Aune. 86 I'll - So|ilmiiHirr SHrrtlirurls fimi lltu-k.i .m l Dorolhx Sdimmiclwr. IVrrx Irl )ur r� njjrulnl«li Dorolhx. SOPHOMORE SWEETHEARTS 87 Tlii Roxul Court. JLjII JUj SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE i t ipr _ L j ijivLj The Iinf-Up SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE errr i iT r rrr Every deed and every relationship is surrounded hv an atmosphere of silence. Friendship neetls no words-it is solitude delivered from the anguish of loneliness. Dag ilammar-kj l l Hcvoul member of the Craftsman staff checks for ideas. HOMECOMING Despite the superstition connected with Friday the 13th, excitement filled Vocational on homecoming day. Pom poms went on sale, beanies and buttons were displayed, cars were being decoruled, und candidates for King und Queen campaigned us enthusiasm grew with each passing hour. By 1:30 p.m., school spirit had reached its peak. An excited student body poured into the auditorium awaiting the grand march which officially begins homecoming festivities. Master of Ceremonies, Mr. Turner, introduced last year’s King and Queen. Jeff Bruestle und Charlene Novack. The long-awaited moment arrived as 1967 homecoming King and Queen. Phil Sibinski und Jeanette Erickson, were crowned. Entertuining the homecoming royalty was a group from the University of Minnesota known as the Music Projection. This was the group's first official appearance, and ocationaliles gave them a warm welcome. At 2:30 p.m., students scrambled to decorated cars in order to join the royalty in the ride to Parade Stadium for an afternoon of exciting football and an evening of dancing. 90 Pom pom rrplarr textbook . Homecoming spirit is contagious. I'ut Out Thr Cuts! 1967 Hey! Have you got that spirit? 91 HOMECOMING CORONATION Queenly radiance Kingly pride Mr. Jensen congratulates ihe l%7 Homecoming royalty. HOMECOMING AUDITORIUM You've lo� t that loving feeling . . . Sugar und spier and all thing nice . . . 93 Thr Music Projection entertain . Craig Nordic and Jean Codings Scott Turrentine and Sue LuPoint ROYAL COURT 96 Bruce Ijennox and Frieda Knight Dennis O'Shea and Kathy Dumire Koval smile (hat churm their subjects. Students dance to the music of the SlUlrinrn. HOMECOMING DANCE A greal turn out at thr 67 Homecoming dance. Mcmorif grot as 'old” alumni reminder. Friday the 13th showed its true colors during homecoming game. In spite of perfect weather, and a loyal crowd, Lady Luck” let us down as Vocational fell to the Edison Cats” in a close battle that ended 14-7. To end an almost perfect day, loyal Vocationalites, re-united with returning Alumni at the homecoming dance where the Stillrovens” provided the entertainment. Edison's Cals Wap al the opportunity HOMECOMING 98 Volt's halihark fights for yardage. Jim Rok shows some 99 fancy stepping. 155 thu. of Rick Johnson buffaloes 800 lha. of Edison. SADIE HAWKINS Look out hoys! Possum Pearl is on u munhunl! Once ugin' it’s Sadie Hawkins time and Possum Pearl gits luv’ fever. So, all you collin' pickin' hoys betta git hitched to yur’ own gal befor’ Possum Pearl gits yu’, for she’ll hound yu’ and luv’ yu' the rest of her days. This is just a warning given to Voc’s boys who attend our annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, sponsored by the Junior Class. Voc couples arrive in the latest Dogpatch fashions and dance to music provided by the Souvenir Notebook.” To end a wild evening, Marryin’ Sam” (Jim Salwasser) appears to perform the hitchin' services. Love sparkle in the eyes of hoyketchin' girl . 100 Cheryl I.ysdahl gives her man a winning smile. Wouldn't you wish you were in my shoes? Bate- DANCE! DANCE! DANCE! living it up a! ihe LrtlermcnV Dance. The Siwl SrnsnluHi perform ill the Swrelhrurt Dunce. king I'iiiii rmivn rungrulululion from hr ubjccl .it the Sweetheart Dance. 101 Clirihtmu iliincrr � .iil for Simla. Where Sunni?' Ilonol Abe. AUDITORIUM 102 Tliv bifj IhuI inert? ihe ideas” of I I WITH PEOPLE. On specified Fridas mornings al 8:30, Toe's students make tlieir was into llie auditorium for thirls entertaining and educational minutes. Auditorium programs are presented to ns through an exchange program with the Lniscrsits of Minnesota, area high schools, and our own drama classes. The benefits of these auditoriums are obvious. The ocational student audience has made itself known as one of the most appreciative and best informed in the area. PsydiiutrLsi al wort. ENTERTAINMENT CuimImi l.m.i Singers. 103 show your t radewmd ii i ix i a SPOR TS SPOR TS SPOR TS SPOR TS SPOR TS evm?rrc arun. i o OK, who's got the hall?' SPOR TS SPOR TS SPOR TS SPOR TS SPORTS SPOR TS SPOR TS SPOR TS SPOR TS SPOR TS SPOR TS SPOR TS SPOR TS SPOR TS SPOR TS A task becomes a duty from the moment you suspect it to be on essential part of that integrity which alone entitles a man to assume responsibility. Dug Hummurskjohl VARSITY Coach Gerry Cady, Rich Johnson and Rudy Brown. Captain . Mike Martin. Brad Carpenter, and Terry I ftus. Manager . VARSITY TEAM: Bottom Ron : Greg Peterson. Fred U'aakoaky.Rodney Dorn. Don Spence. Rirh Johnson, Rudy Brown. Jim W ibbras, Steve Sydluaki. I otn Jara, John Zusliak. Jack Wood. I)air Irmitrr. Gary McGrath. Terry Ixjftus, manaurr. Row Two: Manager Brad Carpenter and Mike Martin. Tim Mack, Rufus Brown, Robrrt Pra- walskv. Mark Rochford. Chuck Ixwby, Bob Iskierka. John Rapacz. Alan Prrhall. Steve Dischinger. Hrarv Bishop. Wayne Zaatrow. Row Three: Jim Rok. Sam Brown. Jerry M’onahan. Ron Gehl, Jerry Krueger. Richard Johnson. Charles James. Bill Ravgor. Wall Upa. John Quinn, Charles Martin, Willard Rohe. 108 Chet JunuKC and Richard Robinson, Assistant Coaches. FOOTBALL Voc’s success this year in football was hampered by many factors. The odds against winning grew as the talents of various seniors were lost through injuries. Coach Gerry Cady feels that the many new team members lacked experience needed to show their full potential. Coach Cady stated, Without the injuries (to halfback Rudy Brown and end Jim Wibbens) I think we’d have been 3-1 instead of 1-8. But it’s not the kind of year that could make you feel bad about losing. Last year (( -2) we had no injuries to speak of.” The entire team deserves the admiration and support of the student body. Through hard work and practice they experienced a satisfaction that can only come from teamwork and good sportsmanship. The seniors who will be leaving Vocational this year deserve special recognition, for they have instilled in each participating student a sense of true school spirit and enthusiasm. Vocationalites look forward to seeing a younger but more experienced Varsity team. 109 SOPHOMORE TEAM SHOWS PROMISE Coatin' Voss and Thompson discus gome strategy with Mike Jones. Taking off with the hull is Dennis O'Shea. Ai the Fall Spoils Awards Program, Mr. Cady, ace arsity football coach, look lime lo thank the nian people involved with our sports program. Thanking first the sophomore football coaches, John Voss and Itichard Thompson, he said. 'These coaches start out by teaching our beginning football players how to put on their uniforms. In a few short weeks these novices must be taught enough to play a game. A football coach must be a teacher, a mother, a trainer, a laborer, a psychiatrist, and a chaplain. Perhaps the hoys know best of all. Coach Voss reported that this year's squad learned quickly and the members of the Sophomore squad should be of considerable help to next y ear's Varsity team. Bemir Milium demonstrates sophomore speed. Ill Bottom Hoir; John Szccch. Mike Jones, Larry Anderson. Mike Lynch, Mike Peterson, Pan Brown, Bcrnie Milium, Tom Tuttle, Cluster Davis. Row Two: Bill McGrath. Bcrnic Martin. Sheldon Johnson. Jeff Mulli- gan. Jerry Frechette, Stu Country u. Dennis O'Shea. Tony Dulian, Skip May. JuitM'K Ncdry, Gary McGralh, Jimmy Wihhon . Rodney Dorn, limn minsky, Rirhurd Johnson. Mr. Chamlirrs Slrphrn Koelmel, Bradlry Bishop, |ikr Murphy, John Zustiuk, Robert l� kirrkn. W alter |jpn. Carpenter. Dale Irmiter. Donald Spence, Phil Sihin«ki. Willard Rohr. Mikr Dr- Nedry and Bishop invent ihr short, short pass. Conte fl with me. VARSITY BASKETBALL basketball is not jttsi a game; il is a challenge. Fo a bo) on llte leant il is an opportunity lo lesl his individual capabilities. a chance lo gain recognition nol only for himself, bill for his school by becoming a fine athlelc. Acquiring an impressive win-loss record is llte dream of every player al the beginning of the season. Win or lose, the knowledge he has gained as a result of his participation may nol be realized until the season’s end. This is no place to In doing your homework! Hr) , im Mvrrts ! Whal fjocs up. must come .iic 11 liir llnj'criiiiils! down. FIGHT TEAM FIGHT! SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL l |� . up, .iii ! uwa ! keep tin l .ill rolling! Sophomore athletes have all the potential required l«� make skilled basketball pla -its. I ncler the guidance «f Coach Thomp-son these hoys, as a team, learn sportsmanship and gain experience plaxingother high school teams in the city . The patterns established by the members during their first year can either make or break a future varsity team. (,)uiek slop! Bill MeGralli. Tom Murphv, Mike Vuwrucz. NmI Wall. Grrg Rkk Tuvlor. Guy Suffrll. Mr. Thompson. Manager John Elder. Ah- Howjfr, Jorrj I'm-lieUc, I’rnualsk). Tim Soiikup. Slu Country u. !«� � bay. Chuck Marlin. Sam Brown. Uirr Jensen. Cluster Davis. K«l Mias, I'll jirt il. Need a lirl|iiiii: Iiand? SOPHOMORES WANNA WIN! Soplioniorr ImmhIi show- mixed imi lotions. SWIMMING Despite sev era I unfortunate losses. Voc’s hardworking (tinkers kepi lighting lo the end. Seniors Greg Peterson. Sieve Disehinger. Gary Freclielle. Doug I 'orsherg. Ray rioni, and Barry Braun provided ihe leant with experience throughout the season. Their fine leant effort and sportsmanship proved n be valuable assets. Willi many returning veterans, next year’s leant promises lo he more successful. Sillinx: Mike I )v iniu-ll, Steve Bielkr. Chuck I mi|� , Jack WnUon. Crrg IMcr-son, Sieve Disehinger. Stuiuliiifi: John Szezecli. Mien Oknn. Bcriiie Milltun. (� ary I roliriie. Doug Korshrrg ami Hit) rioni, cjiplains. Hex Robinson. Ahsml: Harry Braun. Stoll Pearson. Sian Slraii . Toni Tultle. Couch John Voss. 116 HOCKEY Despite ihr Sotilh ihrr.ii. Kill Borser gain control of ihr jun k. Icemen inert in fuee-off. Captain- Jeff ( ole. Akin Prrhull, and Couch Jim Sulnamrr. - another hockey season draws lo a close, we congratulate the Voc pucksters on their line team performance and spirit. Il i � easy lo win hut it lakes perseverance to come hack and keep working. Greatly contributing to the team were seniors Jeff Cole, Alan Prchall. Tom Torkdson, Pal Baron, and Mike Doyle. W ilh the helji ol many returning juniors, the hockey team looks forward lo a promising season in W . h'riml I{uh: Hour Carl-on, Jrrr No- u«k. Iticliaid Cricko, Jeff Cole, Pal Itumn, William Boeder, StniuUiif:: Couch Jim Sahtusscr. Pete Pedersen. I err) I linni. Mike llogne-—. Man Prehall, l oin rorkeison, John Quinn. Mike Do)le. Mike Warner, Tom Mueller. Charles nderson, manager. Absent: I)a r Srlmlu. Charles Thompson, I)oug Johnson. 117 WRESTLING, A TOP SPORT Vnrxils Sqiuul. lixltmn Row: Gvrry Krueger, Bruce lenimx. |lar Bilivruu. Manager. Rou Tun; Sieve Syllo-ki. Cliurlic Jamr . Michael Quigley. Lulhar Milsehkc. Murk Rocliford, Ted Kushentler. Tom llakko. Mike Carswell, Brian Ijrnnox, Tim Cryz, IVrr) l .flus Greg Perez. It lakes a lot more than strength or fortitude to become a successful wrestler, and our wrestlers mviii to possess these qualities. Year after year, wrestling lias proven to be one of op's best sports. On the mat. our grapplers have displaced their clear thinking. durability, and determination to win. Man) of our | o s have gone on to win city and state honors. This year's team was a young squad composed of Herculean juniors and quite a few promising sophomores. The two returning seniors. Ted Fashender and Steve Svdloski. captain, have led the team through a successful season. Coach Cadv promises us a great season next year. 1.8 All M-l for a pin is Mikr Cur wr|l. 119 S-Si uorf; Kdgnr Vrrhumhaiill. Phil Sumrk.Jini Hullilimi. Rill Xomllo. Rill (ioilfir). Jrfl Mulligan. John Rusiiiussm,Slrvm Will .Skip Mu , Dun Kir las. Mikr Vklmrr. Mirh.n-I Hixh- uhl. lairrv hriMian. John Prandzinski. Grrg Pudil. Phil Sibinski Tom Jaro BASEBALL Coaches Jnnasz and Voss Kichnrd Johnson When the bats hang and the baseballs fly, it’s a sure sign that spring is approaching; and the team is preparing itself for another rough and ready season. Together with the fine supervision of Coaches Janasz and Voss and the new-found energies a boy seems to possess this time of year, there can be no doubt in the minds of Vocational students that the baseball team is making more progress than ever before. This year our three team captains are Tom Jara, Richard Johnson, and Phil Sibinski. n,?n!“r Hiomas Jam. John Zustiak, Dennis cus Knowles, Raymond Y'rioni, Charles Looby, Ronald Zacharias, ! «• R rd Johnson. Phillip Sibinski. William Schwirtz, Mr. Michael Fitzpatrick. oss. now 7 U'O; |)uve Schultz. Stephen Koeimel. Robert Iskierka, Mur- 120 Vuc shows power at ihi plate. 121 For Coach Withrow and Captain . Mikr Deminsky and Geary Kcppcl. it � ju l a matter of time. Barefoot in the Park. Any member of the Cross-Country’ team will tell you that swift runners are made, not bom. Through his own strenuous efforts and sacrifice, during those hours of unceasing practice. a boy develops not only a strong body, hut a disciplined mind. These are the ingredients of u successful team which has conditioned itself for a two-mile race across country. CROSS COUNTRY 122 Crtm Counin Tram: Steve Bastien. Jim Westrud. Bruce Lranox, Greg Perez, Mike l)nnin ky, Geary Keppr), Mike Carswell. Tom llakko. Bichard Hhinehart. Peder Pedersen. Coaches Robinson und Thompson survey another victory for Vocational. Track involves more than being able to run a given distance at a rapid pace. A participant must also be skilled in the art of hurdle jumping, shot put. pole vaulting, or whatever his specialty may be. Coordination of body and mind is essential in these activities to achieve the ultimate goal—success. That is just what our team has strived so hard for this season. TRACK Soup’s On! tOwv v'r ! 123 Doug Forsbcrg displays his skill in shot put. Now that I'm here, what do I do next?' Phil Sibinski. Bob and llrnrx Bi«h | iii- | x't gull «'i|iii|imrnl before ihr tniwn liegin . GOLF The ooalional golf Icam starts practicing in tin .spring at Columbia Heights Golf Course. In order i perforin well, participants must develop a game of precision and skill. This year the team shows the po-lenlial for an exciting and rewarding season. 124 Mr. Budi'li, Phil Sibinski, Ib'nrx Bi-hop. (.arx Saxr. Bob Baui|ii. Krilh Daniel-on. Mr. Chambers, coach of the tennis team, is hoping for the finest tennis team in history. With a nucleus of five returning seniors: Ted Fasbender, Dan Helfrey, Mike Mastro, Gary McGrath, undjim Wibbens plus twojuniors:Jim.Nedrvand Ron St. Hilaire, Vocational should end this season victoriously. Mr. Chamber instruct Jim Wibbens on u perfect swing. Gary McGrath keep his eye on the hull. TENNIS 125 Mike Mustro wishes lie were a little bit taller. Jim Wibbens illustrate a backhand swing. Jim Nedry calmly await the bull. Tomorrow, you will hove to play a much more difficult piece-tomorrow, u7ie • audience is beginning to listen Jor wrong notes, and you no longer have me in the wings. Then we shall see what you can really do. Dug I lamm.ir-kjciM Of course, you can disagree with me if you want to lie wrong. . . ADMINISTRATION 128 MR. NORMAN A. JENSEN, Principal MR. WILFRED McGIMPSEY, Assistant Principal Mr. Roger Anderson: Aviation Mechanics Mrs. Louise Amerman: Rutin - •. FACULTY Mr. Hears A rent: N'mlir Art 129 Mrs. Evelyn Beatty: Nursing Mr. Albert Brckke: Post High Coordinator ASPIRING TO Mrs. Patricia Brans berg: Sul« Truining, Coordinator 130 Mr. Joseph Butiish: Architectural Drafting Mrs. Eleanor Byrne: English AN EDUCATION Mr. Gerultl Catly: Peripatetic Substitute Mr. Ricluirtl Chamber : Biology 131 Mr. John Cinn: Electronic , Radio-TV Mrs. Alice Clark: Restaurant Training PURSUE VARIED Mr. George Engdahl: Auto Mechanic Yes dear . . . Yes dear . . Mbs Kathleen Cleary: Restaurant Training Mrs. Irene Dwyer: Counselor Mrs. Doris Erickson: Business 132 INTERESTS Mr. Richard Craw ord: Mathematics Miss Evelyn Etlblom: hnglish, Malhrmulir . Social Slmlie 133 Dancing in the street Mr. Orval Faxte: Puttirnmaking COMMUNICATING 134 Mr. Earl Follmuth: Aviation Mechanics IDEAS 135 Mr. Roman J. Gomes: Commercial Art Mr. Gale Greenwood: Commercial Art 136 Mr. Eugene Hall: Machine Drafting Miss Carol Haugen Counselor. Coordinator Mr . Clara Hcenan: Buxine DEVELOP SKILLS Mr. Wayne Heikkila: Hestuurant Training 137 Mrs. Janel Henrichtetu Nursing Mr. William Hiltnen Electricity SEEKING TO Mr. James Hinshaw: Auto Mechanics Mr. Dayton Hokenstrom: Machine Drafting, Architectural Drafting 138 Mr. A. Randolph Hobnber c Business Mi Jean Hunloon: Social Studies UNDERSTAND Mrs. Eleanor Huso: Business Mr. Arthur Jackson: Physics 139 Mrs. Beverly Jacoby: Post High Communication Mr. Chester Janas:: Social Studies wm SEARCH FOR Mr. Evan Jones: Mathrmalies Mr. Etiuxinl Karbo: Tailoring If « r do it thin way .... Mr. Robert Lirson: Post High Electronics Mrs. Sarah Jane Lemke: Physical Education 140 KNOWLEDGE Mr. Arthur landman: Social Studies I thought I put it in here?” Mrs. Martha latnd: librarian Mr. Clifford Lundberg: Electricity Mr. Fernz Meyer: Auto Mechanics 141 INSPIRING 142 Mrs. Patricia Muni eking: Nursing PERFECTION Mrs. Dorothea Neprude: Cosmetology 143 Mrs. Margaret Orrock: Business. Coordinator Mr. Albert Osier: Manpower, Development Training 144 145 Mr. Lotus Prekken Sheet Metal Mr. Gtorgr Prim Post High Data Processing Slr J,,lcs Metal Arts train for adult 146 Mr5. Sophyn HciUm: Textile Mrs. Katherine Hire: Knglish RESPONSIBILITY 147 Miss Helen Robertson: Businrws Mr. Gene Rome: Welding Mr. ErnesI Sanilmu Coordinator Mr. James Sahmssen Kngli h Mr. GeneSanfonl: Machine Shop Mr. Gill'in Schaeffer. Radio-T.V. CHALLENGE TO OUR Pay day again' ” 148 INTELLECTUAL ABILITY Mrs. Anita Selertv English Mr. Heuttm Schafer Counx-lor Coordinstor Mrs. Gertrude Scant: .Nursing I challenge- you lo « game of jack !' Mrs. Miltlrnl ShvfHini: Rrstnuranl Training 149 FACULTY DIRECTS 150 Miss Verna Stalboerpcr: Nuraing ACHIEVEMENTS 151 Mrs. Denn Tumou ski: Needlr Arts Mrs. Alice Thomas: Nursing p.wrv Counnefor Coordmlur Mr. Richard Thompson: Mathematics 153 Mr. Hubert Turner. Kn li'li Mr. Rodney Win Sickle: Electronics. RadioTN CREATING Mr. John Voss: Science Mr. William Wallhen Commercial Art 154 Mr. Karl Wcisnrr: Shoe Repair Mrs. hu illc Willcn: Basilica ENTHUSIASM iMr. Thomas Withrow: Physical Education Mr. Ambrose Zeller. Post I ligh Data Processing 155 Mr. Joseph Zetuh: CounM'lor Miss Muriel Ziegler: Post High (iosnn-lologN DAY SCHOOL STAFF Mri. .Vomvi Slirlim: Chief Clerk A multitude of tusks is brought to the attention of our efficient duy school staff. This group is responsible for keeping truck of students und teachers, recording attendance, answering bus) telephones, balancing books, etc. The stack of papers, large file cabinets, and noisy typewriters exhibit the activity that takes place in an average day. Whether in the form of a detailed report, a kind word, or a friendl smile, the day school staff contributes an important part to the life of Vocational. Siandlnfp Mrs. Patririu Torvik, Mrs. Millie Lukanen, Mrs. Lorraine lr� . Doris Sloppriman. Mrs. lieu Conley. Mrs. Mice Mrl uahlin, . Anderson. Mrs. Mrlvinu Manktmski, Mrs. Sylvia Ix-unia, Mrs. Sundru Spah, Mrs. Grri Peters. JueijueK � Hunter. Mrs. N. Lorraine Anderson. Mrs. Margaret Kology, 156 NIGHT SCHOOL STAFF Probably unnoticed by most Vocational students is the lively night life our school leads. Every evening our school opens its doors to almost 5,000 people who are unable to attend school during the day. This gives Vocational the distinction of being the only educational program of its kind in our city. To include individual interests, the broad curriculum chunges and grows, offering courses from How to Buy u Home,” to Advanced Computer Programming. Anyone over sixteen is eligible to attend. A certificate of attendance i presented upon completion of the course. Mr. Clmjadu in: Aseistani Principal School Stuff: Alycr (.ro . Mr . Ann halkum. Hli abcth Davis, Annrttr Tippir, Mr. Louis Derby. Mi irifi: (!. Dale Davidson. Do lore Mrs. Genrvicvp Mourcr, Mrs. Krmu Andrew . Mr. Arnios Hello. Mrs. Thomas. 157 Mr . tirclin l.uyrux. Mrs. Mary Johnson. Mrs. Phil Kilter.Mrs. Mabel Peterson. Mrs. |)(-l Kbert. Mrs. Esther I-ange. Mr . Mice- Clark. KITCHEN STAFF, CUSTODIANS NEEDED FOR SCHOOL MANAGEMENT Row One: Stanley l.enart. Jack McKenzie. Dorothy Weise. Ron Tiro: l.conanl Krekclberj . Paul Kednurczyk. Thuthieiis Karktila. Carl Luml. Michael Sirak. Peter Mlers. 158 CONCLUSION It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbled or where the doer of deeds could have dime them belter. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs and comes short again and again; who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who. at the best, knows in the end the triumph of high achievement. and who at the worst. if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those timid souls who knou neither victory nor defeat. —Thcotlorr Roosrvrh INDEX 1968 VOCATIONAL FACULTY Alien . Mr. Peter. 108 Amentum. Mrs. Louise. 129 Anderson, Mr. Hog it. 129 mil. Mr. Henry. 80.129 R catty, Airs. Kvi'Inii, 129 Bcdnarczyk, Mr. haul, 158 Bmndhorsl. Mrs. N'iolri. I 12 Brekke. Mr. Albert. 180 Brtmslterg. Mrs. Patricia, 65,120 Bullish, Mr. Joseph. 121,130 Byrne. Airs. Klranor, 130 Cady. Mr. Gerald. 108.118.126.131.119 Chambers, Mr. Richard, 80.112.125,131 Christenson. Miss Margaret. I 12 Cinu, Mr. John. 81,131 Clark. Mrs. Alice. 131.158 Cleary, Miss Kathleen. 132 Crawford. Mr. Kicharil, 51,127,13.3 Dwyer. Mrs. Irrnc, 132 Ebert. Mrs. Del, 158 Edbloin, Miss Evelyn, 59.133 Engdahl. Mr. George, 81,132 Erickson. Mis. Doris, 83,132 Evuiis, Mr. Donald, 13-3 Paste, Mr. Orvul. 82,126.133 Fiedler. Mr. Vernon. 126.127.131 Filehetlc, Mr. John, 131 Fladeland, Mr. Sidney, 131 Folhnulh, Mr. Earl, 131 Fries, Mr. Howard, 135 Froslad, Mr. Stanley, 19.75,106.135 Gcrischer. Miss Geneva, 135 Gomez, Mr. Roman. 82,135 Graham, Mr. Robert, 136 Greenwood. Mr. Gale, 70.136 Hall. Mr. Eugror, 136,118 11 auger. Miss Carol. 136 liccnan, Mrs. Clara, 83,137 lleikkila, Mr. Wayne, 137 Hrnrieksen, Mrs. Janet. 137 Hiltnrr. Mr. William. 137 llinshaw, Mr. James. 138 Band. 58 Banking. 62 Cheerleaders. 55 Chess Club. 62 Craftsman. 53 DECA, 65 Basebull. 120.121 Basketball. Sophomore, 111.115 Basketball, arsily, 112.113 Cross-Country, 122 llokrnstrom. Mr. Dayton. 138 llolmberg. Mr. Rundolph, 138 Huntoon, Miss Jean, 138 Huso, Mrs. Eleanor, 139 Jackson. Mr. Arthur. 70,139 Jacoby, Mrs. Beverly, 139 Jadwin. Mr. Glenn, 157 Junasz. Mr. Chester, 109,120,139 Jensen. Mr. Norman, 92.128 Johnson. Mrs. Mary, 158 Jones. Mr. Evan, 75,110 Karho, Mr. Edward, 68,1 10 Karkula, Mr. Thnddriis, 1.58 Krekelbcrg, Mr. Feonard. 158 Lingr. Mrs. Esther. 158 Larson. Mr. Robert. LlO l.ayeu . Mrs. Aurelia, 158 D-mke. Mrs. Sarah Jane. 7,55,63,126,1 10 IaniuiI. Mr. Stanley, 158 Lindman, Mr. Arthur, 19. Ill Linn, Mr. Calvin, 58 l.intd, Carl. 158 Lund, Mrs. M.iilha. Ill Luudherg. Mr. Clifford, 86,1 II McGitnpsey. Mr. Wilfred, 18,128 McKenzie, Air. John. 158 Meyer, Mr. I'eraz, I 11 Mrachek, Mrs. Kay, 112 Muedeking. Mrs. Patricia. I 12 Muller. Mr. Paul. 113 Murphy. Miss Katherine, 53,126,135,1 13 Myers. Miss Charlotte, 85,1 13 Neprude, Mrs. Dorothea, 1 13 Nies. Mr. Wcndel. Ill Odegard, Miss Alice. 18.1 11 Orrock. Mrs. Margaret, I 11 Oster. Mr. Albert. Ill Overn. Mrs. Jean. I 15 Passon. Mrs. Eleanor. 127 Peterson. Mrs. Mabel. 158 Pey la. Mr. John. 115 Prckker, Mr. Louis. 81.115 Price. Mr. George, I 15 ACTIVITIES Drama. 51,60,61 CAA. 63 l.ettermen. 57 National I lonor Society, 18 Pep Club. 56 Red Cross. 59 SPORTS Football. Sophomore, 110,11 I Football. Varsity. 108.109 Golf. 121 Hockey. 117 Reed, Mr. Jules, 116 Reinertsoi), Mr. James, I 16 Rcilun. Mrs. Sophy a. 85,1 16 Rice, Mrs. Katherine. 133,1 16 Ritter, Mis. Phil, 158 Roach. Mrs. Lucille, I 17 Robertson. Miss Helen. 71.1 17 Rodde. Mr. Frederick, I 17 Rome. Mr. Gene, 117 Salwasser. Mr. James. 69.1 17.1 18 Sandeen, Mr. Ernest. I 18,1 19 Sanford, Mr. Gene, 127.1 18 Schaeffer, Mr. Calvin, 7 1,1 18 Schafer, Mr. Reuben. I 19 Seats, Mrs. Gertrude. 1 19 Selcen, Mrs. Anita. 72,1 19 Shepard. Mrs. Mildred. I 19 Sirak. Mr. Michael. 158 Sjowall, Mr. Franz. 150 Skogluud. Mr. Wallace, 150 Sorenson, Mr. Melvin. 62.68,1.50 Stolboerger. Miss ernu, 158 Stiehm. Mrs. .Moreen. I 11,156 Strom. Mrs. Geraldine, 151 Sween. Mr. Milo, 72.151 Swinton, Mrs. Mary Jane, 151 Tarnowski. Mrs. Delia, 73,151 Teeter, Mrs. Grace. 52,127.1 10,152 Thomas. Mrs. Alice, 152 Thompson. Mr. Kenneth. 152 Thompson. Mr. Richard, 110.11 1,123,152 Tirtz, Mr. Harold. 153 Trudell. Mrs. Martha, 153 Turner. Mr. Robert. 51.153 V an Sickle. Mr. Rodney, 153 Voss, Mr. John. 73.77.88.101.| 10.120.121 Walther, Mr. W illiam. 132.151 W eise, Miss Dorothy. I.58 Weisner. Mr. Fair I. 1.51 W illett. Mrs. Lucille, 62,151 Withrow. Mr. Thomas. 122.127.1.55 Zeller, Air. Ambrose, 61,155 Zctah. Mr. Joseph. 155 Ziegler. M iss Muriel. 1.55 Serv ice Club, 51 Stage Crew, .50 Student Council, 19 Thespians, 50 Tradewind. 52 Trudewind Collection Agents. ( | Swimming, 116 Tennis, 12.5 Truck. 123 W'rcstling, 118.119 160 1968 VOCATIONAL STUDENT BODY Auberg, Curtis. 10 Auuerud. Carol. 56,85 Vlterwuld, Joseph, 10.70 Abraham, Paul. Ho Adums. Alev under, 311 Adams, Jolm, 72 Aguilar. Lucia, 56,85 Vlhrccht. Keith, 71 Alexander. Susan, 51 Mini. Lv nil, 85 Alston, Lureun, 82 Allhoff. Cub. 85 Allman, Hazel, 10,5.5 Anderson, Charles. 81.117 Anderson, David. 81 Anderson. Dianne, 10 Anderson. Jeffrey, 61,81 Anderson, Joyce, 70 Anderson, Lurry , 80.111 Anderson. D is. 82 Anderson, Pam. 10.51.65 Anderson. Roberta. 61,82 Archambault, Kdgar. 86.1 19 Archer. Donna, 10,51.65 Armstrong, Warner, 80 Arntsen, Diane. 55,56,57,71 Arnlsen, Shirley , 10.18.I9.5J Aspinwall. Elizabeth. 56,61.72 Amir, Leslie, 86 Wall. Neal. 86.111 Axherg, Cynlliia, 61,7 I Ay kens. Joan. 6.61.8.5 Ay kens. Joe, 7.10.18.52 Ayers, Sandra. 61.8.3 Baker. Margaret. 85 Ballanger, Cary, 10,17.58.62 Biirbeuu. Donnu. 10.18,53 Barheau, Greg, 71 Barden, Myrna. 82 Baron, CheryI. 10,11.15.18,19.53,56 Baron. Patrick, 10.117 Itarros, Jana's. 81 Bartell. Thomas. 82 Bartkoske, Marian. 10,50 Burloszrk, Joyce, II Basel, Rickey, 80 Baslien. Stephen, 75.122 Batson. Pamela, 83 Beuuctuinr. Larry. 70,90 Beckett. Donald, 80 Bclivrau, lluncy, 71.118 Benedict. Linda. 85 Benson. Linda. 82 Berg. Kathy A.. 82 Berg. Kathryn L. . ( .61.83 Bergerson. Mike. 75 Bergstrom. Darlene. 70 Bergstrom, Richard, 80 Berres. Carol. 11 Berres, Sandra, 71 Bialku, Marie. 69,71.77 Biddlr. | r. 19,58.75 Biddle. N icky. 81 Bielke. Dehra, II Bidke. Steven, 71.11 Bienias, Cluudia, 56.83 Biesiada, Steve. I I Bishop. Henry , 1957,73,108.112.12 I Bjork. Steve. 82 Bjorn. Marjean, 70 Blaisdell, Bruce, 11,53.57 Blasiak. John. 80 Blasiak, Mary, 56,83 Blasiak. Nancy, II Bluill. Edward. 88 Blum. Nancy. 72 Boeser. William, 81.117 Boettcher. Dave, 79,80 Bogren, Cerilvn, 12,65 Bogucki. Chet. 80 Bogucki, lick'll, 1956.63,70 Bogucki. Mike. 38 Boike. IrcAnn. 83 Bona. Caylmi. 8(i Boro ski. Patricia. 12.15 Borrelt. Steven. 50.75 Bosak. Christine. 12 Bosek. Keith. 81 Bowyer, Greg, 80,11 I Boyce. Barbara. 12.51,65 Boyce. James. 71 Boyd. William. 80 Bradford, Michael, 70 Braithwuite, James. 12 Braun. Barry, 7,12.18.57.116 Braver. Dolores. 69.71 Brazil, Thomas. 12.58 Brewer, Pamela. 86 Brey cite. Robert. 71 Broadfoot, I lurry. 5.7.12.5157 Broherg. Bruce. 73 Brown, Chcrie. 83 Brown. Dan. 82.111 Brow n, Duane, 71 Brown, John. 72 Brown, Rufus, 80,108 Brown, Samuel, 78.79,81,108.11 I Brown, Steven. 73 Buechler. Roselee. 85 Buechler. Tim. 12.19 Burke. David. 80 Burkhardt. Richard. 70 Burton, Audrey, 56.85 Bury. Cliery I, 72 Buss. derm. 72 IJiitau, Gloria, 13 Calistro, Joe. 71 Callahan. John. 71 Campbrll, Kenneth. 13 Campbell, AN anda, 7 I Cana van. Steve. 81 Caple. Douglas. 70 Carik, Charles, 82 Carlson. Barburn. 13.53 Carlson. Bruce. 75.11 i Carlson. Carol. 6.7,13.13.. 6 Carlson, Jim. 81 Carlson. Undo, 82 Carlson. Michelle. I3,5I.0. Carpenter, Bradley. 70.108.1 - Carswell, Micheal. 57,73,118.119.122 Cecko. Richard. 81.117 Cegla, Gerald, 13 Chupman. Steve, 72 Chcll. Marly . 71 Chelrno, Richard. 71 Chlehecek. Richard, 71 Chmiclcwski. Diane. I 1.18.19.56 Christensen. Gerald. ( 9.70 Christian. Brad. 80 Christian, Larry, 86.119 Christopher, Carol. I 1 Cichoski, Mark, 82 Clark. Thomas, I I Clear, I )uune. I I Cloud, Janice, 71 Coklux, Crrgori. 50.60,7 I Cole, Dunn , I I Cole. Jeff. 11.117 Coleman. Krma. 83 Coleman, Marks, 15 Coleman. Maureen. 50.8. Callings. Jean, 15,55565 ,96 Cook. Michael, 79,81 Cooklock. Robert. 80 Cooper, Craig, ( l.8( Courneya,Stuart. 81.11(),| I 1.11 I Cramer. Sandy. 15,16,19.97 Crancy. V ickie. 86 Cudo, Michael, 86 Culhanc. Theresa. 15,65 Dahrowski. Patricia, 155,3 Dahlberg, Holly. 8( Dalimen. Petr. 80 Dallund. Roger. 81 Daniels. Dennis. 15 Duniclxki, David, 70 Danielski, William. 15.18.52 Danielson, Connie, 55,56,57.70.89 Danielson. Keith, 5.15.121 Darula. Mike. 80 Davis. Cluster. 81.11 1.1 I | Du vis, Greg. 80 Davis. Karen. 85 Davis. Lynn. 15,65 Du vis. Michael, 81 Davk. Terrance. 58,81 Deminsky, Mike. 15,75.112,113.122 Deneka. Peter. 15 I )ennie. Patrick. 71 Dennis. Richard. 71 Deschene, V incent, 75 Dir ks. Kc in. 70 Dielharl. Donahl. 81 Dbchingrr. Stephen. 15.57.75.108 I It. Distel. Mike. 72 Dora. Rodney. 57.73.108.112 Doron, Wolfido, 71 Douglas. Mary Jo, |6,19 I )ov le. IJebbv. 50.75 Doyle. Michael. 38,117 Drews. Dean, 71 Drews, Km, 86 Drews, Tim. 38 Dropik. Joe. 38 Dryer. Susan, 51.83 Dulian. Anthony. 82.111 Dumire, Kathy. 56,83.9( Duncan. Bryan. 67.72 Durant. Sandra. 70 Dwinncli, Michael. 82.116 Dyson. Marilyn. 5( .85 Kgan. Sheila. 56.83 Elder, John. 80.111 Kiluson. Lynae. 56,61,85 Elliugson. Kenneth, 81 Elliot. Jacqueline. 51.83 Emherlrv. John, 71 Erdulil. jack, 73 Erdahl. James. I( . 18.19,50 52 Ernst, MariKn. 7.16 Falter, Theresa, lo Fairbanks. Cy ntliia. 7 I Farrand, Sue, 16,50,60 Farrington. Terrance. 81 Fusbender, TN-tl. 17.57.118 Fay. loin. 86.111 Fed irk. Marie. 63,86 Fclm. Philip. 70 Felber. Kenneth. 71 Fenncrl. Pally, 17.52,58 Ferber. Denise. 72 Fitzpatrick. Mike. 17.57.120 Flocken. Theresa. 17 Forbes, Steven, 81 Ford. Grover. 72 I oisberg. Douglas. 17 57.11(,.|2.3 Forschen. Bonnie, 17,56,65 61 Foss, Carol. 17,52 Frunezak. Sandra, 75 Franz. Douglas 84 Fruzier. Cynihia. 85 Frazier. Sheila. 17,55 Frechette. Cury, 17,57,110 Fwlirtlf, Jmy. 80.111.11 I Friday. Kdwartl. 82 Furrstenbcrg, Dennis, 70 Fuerstenhrrg, Donna, 71 Fulkerson. Sue. 71 Furs!, Joy, 71 Furst, Richard. 18 Fussy. Rochelle, 75 Cahriel. Greg. 80 Gabriel, Mars. 51,50.59.70 Gaida. Sieve, 58 Garcia. Aurora, 51.50.59,69.72 Garner, Grey, 82 Gasl. Virginia, 70 Geld. Itonald, 57.09.75.108 Geldert, Lyndon, 75 Gideon, Debbie, 18,54.05 Gilbertson, David, 18 Gilslrud. Linda. 18.51,05 Girard, Deborah. 18.55.50.57,89 Godfrey. William, 80,119 Gominsky, Sandra. 18,54,65 Gordon. Delanna. 75 Grnbowski, David, 50 Greenough, Nancy, 72 Gregory, Kennelh, 80 Grell. Shirk's, 55.50.57.08.09.71 Griep, Kathleen. 50J58.09.71 Grimes. Karen, 82 Groen, Wendv, 18.50 Gross. Deborah, 75 Gruba, Jerome. 81 Gruell. Stev en, 71 Gryczkowski, Charlr , 71 Cry . Tim. 75.118 Guertin, Kciieau. 80 Gundersen, James, 84 lluggblom, Louise, 54,8-5 llagslrom. Marks, 85 I Likko. Ill on t as, 57.75.118.122 Halford. Jim. 80 Hall. Laurel. 18.19.50.58.02 Hall. Undeu. 81 Hullesy, Sue. 05.8.5 Hallqutst, John. 71 Halverson. Roxanne, 85 I lames, Renee, 75 Hammond. Patricia, 19,01,78 Hanson. Greg, 71 I luppeJ. Waller, 84 llarvet. Curlynne. 7,18 I largest, Valorie, 38,05 ILiuk. Harold. 81 I law kills. Steve. 50,75 Ilaw kin son, Ron. 80 Hayes. Jerry, 84 Heath, Barbara. 18 Heutli. Bonnie, 54.88 Hrgblom. Maryrae, 71 I lelfrcy. Dan, 88 Heller. Jay lie. 18 I leltetnes. Cecilia, 18,5 1,50,05,90 Hendren. Katherine, 80 I lendren. Gordon, 19 1 lerington, Sarah. 85 Ilerinanstorfer, Mark. 70 Hill, Michael. 72 Hodgson. Jan. 59,70 Hodgson. Joan. 73 lloreherl. Nancy, 73 llomiess. Michael. 81.117 llolmbhid. Liura, 72 Hohnin. Rita, 70 Holzheu. Paul. 19 Homan. William, 71 Hopper. Keith. 19 Horwuth, Greg. 57.75 Hough. Neda. 71 llruska, Thomas. 19,80.87 Hughes. Scott. 81 Huie. Leslie, 50.75 llulkoneu. Jumes. 19 Hunc ak, Barbara, 50.8.5 Hurley , Midiael, 70 Hutchins. erlaiue, 83 Hyde. Paul. 80 I ly ska, Bonnie. 09.72 II iff. Arnold. 71 !nailer. Dale. 19.48,57.108,112 Irmiter. Tlierrsu, 50.78.79,85 Irwin, Tom. 81 Iskierka. Carol. 50,03.80 Iskierka, Richard. 38 Iskierka. Robert, 57.73,108.112.120 Iverson, Belli. 74 Iverson, Dwayne. 72 Jubloneeki. Mary Ann, 19,05 Jackson. Debra, 83 Janies. Charles, 57.73.108.118 Jara, Thomas. 20,57.108.120.121 Jensen. Lirry, 80,114 Jermusek. Frank, 20 Jrsso. Robert, 38 Johansen, Sue. 71 Johnson, Barbara. 71 Johnson, Bill, 72 Johnson. Douglas, 70.117 Johnson, James, 71 Johnson. Jeanine. 5( .8( Johnson. Karen. 58.85 Johnson, Kathy. 70 Johnson. Monte. 20 Johnson. Richard K.. 73 Johnson, Richard N.. 20.57.99.108,112,120 Johnson. Ricky !L. 75.108 Johnson. Sheldon. 58.81.111 Johnson, Sonju. 7.20,75 Johnson. Terry, 20,55,50.57.89 Jones. Barbara. 7,56,20 Jones, leslie. 62,86 Jones. Mike. 82.110.111 Jones, Patricia, 20 Jorgens, Linda. 20 Kaczmarczyk. Jo.Anne, 7 21 Kaczmarek. Donna. 51.8.3 Kar marek. Jerome, 21 Kuluza, Kathleen. 21 Kangas, Pally, 72 Kantorow icz, Margaret, 80 Kapala. Greg, 71 Karho, Linda, 21.49 Katclunurk, Gregory. 82 Kat mark. Cy nthia. 50.84 Kealor. Gretchen. 85 Kennelly, Thomas. 82 Kemierud. Mary. 83 Kenney. Bert. 71 Kepler. Kathryn, 50,83 Keppel, Geary, 21.57,122 Kielas. Daniel, 01,81.119 Kilbourn. Sandra. 50,85 Kilbourne, Byron, 21,75 Kilbourue, Jocely n, 83 Kiley. William. 22 Kilicn, Charles, 81 Kiilgrn, Leslie. 81 Kinnunen, Jean, 85 Kirks, Anita. 85 Ki-ling. Kim. 22. 0 Klanderud.Jack. 80 Klanderud, Jill, 83 Klcven, Kerry, 81 Kliimvak. Christine, 80 Kline, linda. 38 Kmelz. Douglas. 75 Knight, Frieda, 73,96 Knot . Robert, 22 Knot . William. 71 Knowles, Diane. 70 Knox. Theresa, 71 Kohbe, Charles, 38 Koelfgen, Dan, 82. Koclmrl. Stephen. 22.57.112.120 Koivula. Jacolyn, 22 Kolodziejezyk. Diane. 72 Korsun. Anna. 50.83 Korvelu, LaVonne, 22,05 Korvrlu. Marlene. 73 Kienz. Linda. 2-5 Kriesel. Slev e, ft I Kroll, Margaret. 85 Kruck. Randy . 81 Krueger. Gerald, 71.108,11 ft Kuduk. Paula, 50,61.75 Kiirhne. Randy. 72 Kuillz, Margaret, 23.65 Kunza. Charlene. 71 Ky coder. Paulette. 85 LuBelle, N icky. 50.70 Li Brie, Nun. 82 LuFerriere. Michael, 2.5,60 Lihd. Georgia. 72 Li Mere. Denise, 23 Limpert. Morris, 81 Ling, Gregory . 81 Ling. Richard. 82 LaPitz, Mary, 73 LiPoiut. Sharon. 64,70 LiPoint, Susan. 23,96 Lirsen. Liurel, 56,83 Liskowski. Daniel. 17,58.81 Liskowski. James, 50,75 Laugen. Kent, 81 Liwrynowic . Kasimir. 23 Lawson. David. (� 2.75 Lawson, Michael, 02,ft2 Li oriek. Bonnie, 23 LcCuycr, Cheryl, 73 LeCuycr, Stacy, 85 LeDuc, Jeanne, 23 L'l )uc. Tlirmiu, 5 l,50,( 0,83.87 Lee, Dav e. 64,72 L e, David I).. ftO Lee, Vicci, 80 L'hlo, Harlan, 23 L’lie, Penny , ftO L’linox, Brian, 7 1,118 1 niiox, Bruce. 71.90.90.118.122 Lrnznirier. David. 61,79,80 I Til in. Judy. 23 Lewis. Julie, 79,85 Ijewis. Marie. 23,47.48.52 Lewis, Tamara. 74 Ley. Arthur, 59.7 I Lien, George, 50,80 Lind, Steven, 80 Lindahl. Jumes, 81 Linder, Daniel. 38 Lndholm. Paul, 70 Lindmeyer, Brian, 80 I.indmeyer. Joe. 82 Lindsey. John, 82 Lind slev. Conduce. 23.53 Lipu. V alter. 69.73.108.112 lisle, Mike, 71 Litwinczuk, Paul. .38 Livingston. Lois, 24 Loft us, Terry. 57.73,108,118.119 Liohy. Charles. 57.67,73,108,116.120 Loud. Day Ion. 38 I v estrand, J a nine, 69,72 Lowe, Mark . 24.53 Lmdgren, LiVonne, 81 Liniewski. Steve, 72 l.ussier. Darwin, 81 Lynch, Michael. 80,111 Lysduhl. Cheryl. 24.100 162 MacDonald. Karoly nn. I 1,71 Maciazku, Thomas. 21.53 Muck. Tim, 80,108 Madden, John. 38 Madson, Barbara, 21 Madson, Vicki. 85 Mugnan. Pauline, 21,51,(� 5 Magnuson. Allen. 25 Malilo. Dew ill, 25 Murkuson, Mike. 38 Maron. Ijcslie. 25 Martfeld. Irvi. 82 Mania, Brrnard. ( 1.81.1 11 Martin. Cliarks. 81,99.108.1 I I Marlin. Mich cal. 72.108 Martin. Patricia, 71 Martin, Rudolph, 25,57.108 Martinson, Marilyn. 83 Mast, Mvron. 80 M astro. l icliacl. 25.57.125 Malhu. Diane, 25.10.53 Mathews, Phyllis, .56.83 Matlock, John. 58,72 Malison. Donna. 80 May. Arthur, 80.111.119 McKee. Kathy, 25.05 McGill, Barbara. 82 McGill. Hull,. 38 MeGinness. John. 8(� McGrath. Bill, 81.111.111 McGrath, Gary. McLain, Mark. 70 McLaughlin. Ken. 82 McLiughlin, Ronald, 25 McLean, Ivona, 20.05 McNamara, Dennis, 20 McQuislon. Alice. 20,05 McQuulon, Cathy, 0,7.2 Mely, Kathy. 85 Meaning, Jean. 71 Menlzos. Paul. 82 Merchant. Joe. 81 Mercier. Hit hard. 50,75 Metcalf. Daniel. 38 Meyer. Dale. 82 Milstead, Cindv, 56.01.70 Minier. Debra. 73 Mins, Kdwurd, 80,111 Mitchell. Robert. 20 Mithun. Hemic. 79,81,11 1, 110 Milschke, Lotliur. 73.118 Moberg, Paul. 71 Monahan. Gerald. 02.108 Morales, Christine. 20 Moran, Theresa, 72 Morin. Sue, 83 Moritko, Carol, 56,02,03,86 Moritz. Kcnrltn. 70 Morris. Cindy. 71 Morris. William, 81 Mortensen, Sandra. 20,75 Mosby, Beverly. 85 Moy. Diane. 7.20,18.53 Mozdin, Joyce. 20 Mudge, Terry, 38 Mueller. Muriheth. 72 Mueller, Thomas, 57,71.117 Mulligan. JefT, 80.111.119 Munson, Seoll . 20,58 Murphy, Duvid. 80 Murphy, Mike. 75.112 Murphy, Thomas, 82.11 I Murschel. Judy. 7.20 Mvcka. David, 72 Napeau. Chuck. 82 Nassif, David. 81 Nrdry, James, 09.75.1 12,125 Nelson. Barbara, 51,83 Nelson. Gordon, 70 Nelson. John. 38 Nelson. Karen, 85 Nelson. D on, 38 Nelson. Paul. 72 Nelson. Shirley, 20.05 Ncubauer, Carl. 68,69,71 Neuman. Connie. 5 ,83 Nicholas, Carol, 51.83 Nielsen, Mark. 58 Nicinczycki. Thomas. 7 I Nordin, Craig. 27.57.90 Novack. Jerome. 81.117 Novak, John. 27 Novitsky , Kalhe. 7 I Novitsky. Iindu. 09,71 Ojedu. Dolores. 0.3,71 Olcan, Allen. 70,110 O'D-arv. Joe. 71 Olsen. Maxine. 83 Olson, Man. 58,81 Olson. Alvss, 73 Olson. Biil. 81 Olson. James. 71 Onoy. Paulette. 27.19,52 Opsalil, Leslie, 73 Opsal, Shirley. 81 Only nice, Junis. 9.70 Osborn. Patricia, 27 O'Shea. Dennis. 90.110,111 Osluiul. Dave, 70 Ostermau. Keith. 27 Otis, Kdward, 27,53,57 Otlingcr. Henry. 28.17.02 Overton. Yvonne, 28, 5 Owens. Jeanette. 73 Ozakiewiez. Chester. 82 Pujic. Ruda. 8.3 Panagos. Jeanette, 50,60,01,72 Pankoniu, Maxine. 83 Parker, I Ichorah. ( .3.81 Parker. Hcbcrcu. 28.50,50.63 Pulch. Gary. 72 Paulson. Bola-rl. 28,75 Puulzine, Deborah, 28 Pavlik. LaYnnnc, 28 Pearson. Dean, 75 Pearson. Debora. 28.18.53 Pearson. Scott. 71.110 Pederson, Pcdrr. 81.117.122 Pederson, Roger. 75 Pcka. Janice. 70 Peka. Rudolph. 28 Perez. Greg. 57.73.1 IH.119.122 Perez. Renee, 80 Perkins, Gail. 85 Person. Helen. 56.83 Peterson. Clifford. 28 Peterson, Doris. 29 Peterson. Greg, 29.57.108.110 Peterson. Michael, 81.1 I I Peterson, Ronald. 80 Peterson, Vicki. 85 Phillips, Ruby. 83 Pihlstrom, Gordon, 71 Porter, Joseph, 72 Poss. D'unnc. 73 Puss, Steve, 29 Prawalskv. Robert, 82.108.11 I Prohull. Mun, 29.57.108.117 Preiscn, Susan, 85 Prince. Gary, 29 Prince. Mark, 80 Prondzinski. John, 81.119 Provo. Mary, 85 Priisha, Yvonne, 72 Pr vmus. Chervl. 09.73 Pudil. Greg, 81.119 Paid. Paulette, 85 Pulam. Jennifer. 73 Putnam, laurie. 81 uigley, Christopher, 71 uigley. Micheal. 81.118 25.18.57.01.75.108.112.125 Quilling, Rundy, 38 Quinn, John. 57,01.73.108.117 Raeette. Debra. 56,83 Rampi, Robert. 75,121 Rupucz, John. 81.108 Rasmussen. John. 01,81.1 19 Rasmusson. DeAnn. 71 Rusmusson, Ix-Ann. 71 Ruthbun, James. 81.119 Ruu. John. 81 Raygor, William, 71.108 Reynolds. Starling. 81 Khinchart, Richard. 79.82.122 Richards, Mark. 29 Richardson, Cv nlliia, 73 Riddle. Jack. '38.58 Riddle. Lyndu, 71 Ring, Jerold. 30,50 Ringer, Carol. 71 Rislier. Doug, 30,58 Rilenour, Saudi. 85 Robeck, Bruce, 72 Roberson, nnie. 73 Robinson. Mary Jo. 30 Robinson, Rex. 71.110 Rocha. Teresa. 30 Rockford, Murk, 57,07.73.108.118 Rodcarmel. Mike. 73 Rodewaid. Michael. 62,82.119 Rodriguez. Irene, 79,83 Roepkc, Robert. 80 Rogalski. Mark, 71 Rohe, Susan, 83 Rohe, Willard. 57.73,108.112 Rojas, Thomas. 30 Rok, Jim. 80.98.108 Rok. Lee un. 70 Rolek. Jennifer. 50,63.72 Roscnkranz. Jean. 51,59.70 Ross, Roberta. 8.5 Rozkalns. stride, 01.71 Rudolph. Marie, 8.5 Hocdcimsch. Fay. 72 Ruedebusch, Paul, 81 Rumpza. Donald. 30 Suari. David. 31 Saflell. Guy. 80.1 I I Sake,Julie. .51.83 St. Hilaire. Ronald, .57.71 Saleck, Patricia. 71 Samek. Philip. 81.119 Sandland, Denise. 51.56,83 Sandland. Nancy, 72 Sarnies, Dave. 81 Sapa. Joe. 80 Sarff, Donna, 82 Saukkola. Curt. 31 Saxe, Gary. 72.121 Saw icki. Mike, 70 Scharver, Dale, 71 Schatzlein. Ronald. 31.19.50.60.75 Schendel. Bonnie. 82 Schiffmun, Carol, 3 1.53 Schlagel. John. 38 Schleicher, Dennis, 71 Schleicher, Steven. 38 Schlrnz. Guy le. 71 Schmidt. Bonita, 31,51.05 Sclimolliug. Siegfried. 50,70.75 Schneider. Carl. 82 Schoenecker. John, 31 Schoonover. Terry. 0 1.71 Schultz. David. 72.117.120 Schulz. l-arry. 81 Schumacher, Dorothy. 50.80.8? Schutla. Gary. 38 Schwagel. Gary. 70 Sclmenn, Roger. 31 Schwirtz. W illiuni. 31.57.75.120 Sculley. Dolly. 5( ,(i3,0l.80 Sedcsky.Tom, 31 Segelslrom. Steve, 82 163 Seidlil , James, 72 Srliihky, Hciiiic. 31 Sen ., Samira. 36,Kii Srthney. Joanrtte, 83 Sha-kr. Dennis. 70 Shoberg, Mk-harl. 71 Sluipk-ii. Hick. HI Sihin-ki. Phil, 5.0.7.31.10.19.52.57.92.97. 112.120,121,121 Sieloff. Law mice, HI Siirilu. Betty. Hi! Sillanpa. illiam. H2 Simpson, Glenn. 31, 18.I0.50,52. 0 Skuy, Margie. 32.65 Slaliery, Mirharl. HI Small, Betty. HI Smilli. Cynthia. 71 Smith. Preal on, 50,75 Smith, Reliccca. 52 Smith. Sl«fthen. 32,50.75 Snyder, Ronald, K2 Sonter-on, Douglas, 19.61.79,82 Soukup. Timothy, HI,I I I Soulak. Kilreu. 83 Sotiluk. halhlmi. 32 Spall. kulhlrrii, 50.81 Spa no. Brml. 32.10 Sproor. I on.ihi. 32.57.108,112 Sprnerr. Hay mond. 33 Sproerr. Konahl, 71 Spk-zku. Douglas, 33 Spk' ka, Gary. 82 Stalmo. I )ougla . H2 Slamos, Mark, HI Stanrhlirld. Kichunl. 7 I Stain hlichl. Sutan, 70 Stanley, Gredin. 83 Slanlry, Charles, 82 Stanley. Sirs c. 33 Stanley. William, 75 Sla� ik! Mary. 60.73 SU'lIhuru. Curtin, 21,7 I Slepunek. Thoma . 33 Steven-. Harry. 71 Slrvrn-on. Billie, 72 Stewart. Belly. 78.79.80 Stewart. Mae. 33.63 Stewart. It nth. 85 Stollmun. Shirley. 70 Slrau� ,Stanley. 70.H6.ll0 Streeter, Clrttn. 71 Slrickler, Samuel, 50 Stroth, Linda. 70 Slroth. Ho«e. 59,65 Swangrr. Marilyn, 33.51,65 Swanson. Cindu. 73 Swart, Glenn. 50,81 Sydlo-ki. Steve, 33,57,108.118 Synuwexyn«ki. Sian. 38 Sy nowc y nski. Stev e, “0.81 Szrzrrh. John. 81.111.110 Szulga. Paul, 33 Szy kul-ki. Ko-anne. 33 Szy nmn� ki, Bonnie. 82 Tapio. Roger. 81 Taylor, Kichurti. HO.11 I Tavlor, Thomas, 31.57 Twlaw. Judith. 80 Trahofl, Glenn. 71 lev-man. Mary Kay. 31.18.50.55.56,57,63 Tetnow-ki. Diunr. 68.69,71 TetzlafT. Thoma-. 71 Tetzluff. Wayne. 31 Thontus. Kathy. .50.85 Thoin|ivon. Char lev, 8.00.70.111 Thomp-on. Donald. 71 Thompson. Helena. 7.31.51.1 5 Thompson, Joan. 81 Thompson, Mina. . .72 Thompson. Sieve, 31,02 Thomon, Samira. 7 I Thun-troni. Ro-alie. 31.18,50.53.55.56.57 Thum. Tern. 8 .II7 Thurston, Tlmma-. 82 Todd, Kuthy, 8o Toll in. Scoti, 81 Tomfurde. I u kl, 31..58 Tomforde, DeLuine. 85 Torkri� o i. Thomas. 31.117 Treuger. Sheila. 31 Triplett. Ivorrlla, 8 Turnham. Jerri, 85 Turrentine. John. 0,7,31.00 Tulhill. Jackie, 10.71 Tuttle. Thoma . 81.111.110 I mlerhill. Bonnie, 10.58.71 Van Virkle, Diana, 31 Van Wugnrr, Virtor, HI au-eth. Nancy, 7o Yaw rocs. Mike. 02.80,111 Vekved, la i� , 31 Vrnslad. Arlie, 7 I Vernier. Carol. 35 Vick. Nanc . 78.79.83 Voluvka.Joe. HO Volavka, Linda. .5I..50.50.72 Vrhicky, Su-un. 56.83 rioni. Raymond, 35.50,57.00,110.120 W agner. Philip. 72 Wallin. Pete. 72 W aUh, t nlhiu, .5( ,8t W alter. Margaret. 35,65 W unirr, Mike, 80.117 W arner. Naomi, 35.52 W nrzeha. Gerald. 75 W arren. iuroly n, 35 W uskudky. Fred, 35.57.IOH t64 W alermun. Paul. H2 Wul-on.Jack, 70.1 lo Webb. E. Duniel, 38 Webb. Kyle. Kl Wehrmun. Nadene, H2 W eilwl. T’em. 58, 7:71 W m, Harold. 36.60 Weomegger, Gurold. 75 W rarnegger. Jerold, 50,81 Weller, George, 71 Well-. Susan, 36 Wrote, Holier!. 80 W endt. DrIRoy. 71 Wendt, Lada. 8 Wendt. W illiam. 82 W cru, Cindy. 56 W enz, I iane. 36 50,56,63,91 Wenz. Jama, Hll West. Holly. 70 W r-tmau. bon. 81 Westrud. Jimmy, 122 We raucli. Jan. 71 Wiliben-, Jim, 30,57,108.112.125 W irklund. Ron, 30.11.15 W khnrr. Ann. S0JQ Widnier, Michael. 8 .l 10 Wilber, Buy . 72 Wilcox. Sharon, .30 W illiam-. Debra A.. 50,72 W illiam-. Drlmruh I., 71 Williams. Vera, 50,85 W ill . Steven. 81,119 Wil-on. IJnda. 70 Wine-. Mary. 10,71 W i-lof-k . Bruce. 50.75 Witke. Wendy. 30 Wong. Arnold. 30.17,52.80 Wood. John. 36,108 Woods. Irene. 37,65 Woxniuk. Janice. .50,03.80 Yealey, Kleanor. 37 Yrodraeoki, Tim, 71 Yu rick, Loretta. 19,56,83 Za-lrow, Wayne, 38.108 Zuwudski. Marlene, 85 Zuwi-luk. Jean, 56,83 Zhanski, Lydia. 37.53 Zelazny. Anthony, 72 Zeitilk La. Clurenre, 71 Zeiler, Lima. 73 Zgutowkz. Marilvnn. 50.61,71 Zondlo. Bill, 80, H 9 Zondlo. 'Terry, 37,5( Zustiuk.Gary. H Zu-liak, John. 37 57,108,112,120 Zu-liak. Tom. 37.57 I he 1968 TRADEWIND Staff to thank the f« 11« w i 11 people for their cooperation throughout the year. Without their help the task of producing this yearbook could not have been accomplished. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Mr. Norman Jensen.............................................................Principal Mr. Wilfred MrGimpsey...............................................Assistant Principal Mr. Gordon liaga Mr. Vern Wange................................................liana Statlitts, Minneapolis Mrs. Noreen Stir Inn..............................................................Chief Clerk Mr. Evan Zantow Inter-Collefsiate Press The student body and faculty of Vocational Hiph School Hoping that you all enjoy this pictorial record of 1%8. we remain Very sincerely yours. The 1968 TRADEWIND Staff Miss Katherine Murphy Adviser Diane Moy Editor Hazel Altman Index Shirley Arntsen Faculty Donna Barheau Seniors Cheryl Baron Art Bruce Blaisdell I nderclassrnen Barbara Carlson School Life Patricia Dahrowski Sports Sheila Frazier Copy Editor Candace Lindsley E acuity Marie Lowe 1 ndex Diane Matlia 1 nderclassrnen Edward Otis School Life Dehora Pearson Activities Carol Schiffman Sports Rosalie Thunstrom Art Lydia Zbanski School Life 165 . SHdVHOOMV