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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1970 volume:

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Each un individ- ual, while remaining a part of the whole. TRUST M,,f' at n4 'jl' lt's the quality not the quantity. H1 Herc I come ready or not. Q fiiiiit ,, N , E, A yyyy t if ' Lt ' ft '2 at Q JS i f I ,, I Q, ,,,, Iv : I if t t f l, i - 'V '- V' 5 ' 'i V' Q I , I 'i ' k I Group therapy. Only the hairdresser knows for sure. 5 13 1 Q 2' 1 E and 4 K Hurry. hurry, hurry! Those hooks! , ,lll'1!V '1iYf M , You interrupt me one more time! ,w t ' f ,wk u 1 V is Lal, if I I . 4 I l'll use head and just one more time. shoulders It's what's on top that counts. It's not what you think. I gotta go. Well, shut my mouth ,Q-We Hustle, boys, hustle. Gotch ya! Hr tt.. R 3- ttt , ' -is M-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m. XXX f Kg X 'H X x 5 CLASSES There are many types of classes at Voc. There are the loud Chomeroomj, the quiet Qhistoryj, the humorous Cmodern problemsl, the serious Qmathj, the intellectual CEnglishJ, and the physical Cgymb. These different types all contribute in a positive way to the character of Voc. ACTIVITIES Getting involved is the ln thing to do. Participating with other people gives self-satisfaction which is a vital part of school life. Choir, lVl.O.E.A., National Honor So- ciety, as Well as other activities contribute much to school spirit as Well as to the spirit ofthe individual. The competitive spirit abounds in the halls ot Vocational. Football, baseball, hockey, swimming, as well as other numerous sports causes the student to become involved in physical activities as well as academic ones. fi ttf! ii ' ft ' S 4,,t.,,, TW ' 1' - ..........qn - 'hw'- 'Viv , w.,sf1EE'm nv-wr' YD -:sa -yew l'UlAl 4 gyda! to Wu rio trnoo .ml lo 'Q 'fm lag' rc WINE 4 Ti M' ff ywwaam O I +V Q 0 II Qld' ' iff' Us 50 4 0 004110 s o soc f' N Ng. 9 J '1l M 'Q-111.234 olonapq, g,q.l tmfiim kb -lm Wm. ,x rf -'-.- .q-rj-93 ,::.-L3 ,wing qfezzzq- H .ga -- ., -Q w 1 '-LIL,-l ' -. . , ' ' -. -J ' fav.. 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N W' aw 3 WLM KING MICHAEL 'mls X .a X' 5 M.-.W si -zuu ix h if ZHOIVIEIZ V, ' wg57.,24n ' 'Q ,Q a 5: f ' - v- 'fm , - fl' ?'4h:33W M '4y3z'7g,,,,,, Lg X, R D V Q Nxff, , , 1 Vp gglffilqf? , A .fx Q k W ,' . ,X-ix ,-,. JA 4 ff , .5 L guy' ', , k 'iff wif! , 'iq ' x A ' 'A ff , ,K M A. A ,, Yfftii A T. , s27M'1L5'l ,f Q :,f.'fff,f 5 I ' 4.32115 nf' U 1 IORS , f W, , ,ff .V if I M , all' 'I f-. I V f 2 I ' 4 . v, I f 4 55 X? ff I f 2 ffy K fi ,M 'W X Q Z 1 , wwf 4 f er ff V 4 W f f 5,, 5 A LYNN ALLEN N EEDLE ARTS CAROL AAN ERUD NEEDLE ARTS3 Pep Club L2 PAUL ABRAHAM PRINTING: Baseball Cross Country 2 LUCIA AGUILAR X 'C A T Craig Kosciolek, President. Loretta Yuric Secre tary. TEEDIE ARTS: Pep Club Top Row: Paulette Kyander, Tim Soukup Terry ' Irmitcr. Shelia Egan. Holly Sculley. Bottom Row Craig Kosciolek. Keith Bosek. LUREAN ALSTON HOTEL AND RESTAU- RANT TRAINING GALE ALTHOFF NEEDLE ARTS Mike Lynch. Treasurer. Keith Bosek. Vice Presi- dem. Top Row: Linda Benedict. Irene Rodriguez, Sandy Sens, Mrs. Lemke. Laurie Larsen. Bottom Row: Loretta Yurick, Mike Lynch. LOIS ANDERSON COMMERCIAL ART: Pep Club l,2,3g Senior Attend- ant: Tradcwind: R.C, 3 ROBERTA ANDERSON COMMERCIAL ARTQ Pep Club 1.2.31 T r a d ew i n d Agent 2: Cruftsmang R.C. 3 WARNER ARMSTRONG HOTEL AND RESTAU- RANTTRAINING 2 Aff Annum- CHARLES ANDERSON JEFFREY ANDERSON 4ChuckJ Lleffl PATTERN MAKING ' AUTO MECHANICS LESLIE AUNE ELECTRICITY T, ,.,, WJ -'1' , .,, ff it xi M lf 'E -1-wr '7 JOAN AYKl'INS1J0nil NEEDl.E ARTS: Choir 2. NEAL AWALT El ECTRICITY 31 Pep Clttb l.2.3: Serviee Club 2: Student Council 2: Tradexxind Agent l: Crafts' IHHI1 1970 Sno-Day King John Rupucz and Queen M :try Blasiak. W I 1 'WT e i RICK BASEL DONALD BECKETT AUTO MECHANICS PRINTING Seniors i ' ' f N , fn 2 4 KM gf 'W ,, , ff , - . f, .- .-au f' ,ww ,V W W fi ! ,w,lW?,f,,tM NM? V I i,,i it - -T i,iellil ,T T if ififff w-V ffb f, SANDRA AYRES lTaffyl TAILORINU1 Ci.A.A. 2: Pep Clttb 3: Student Coun- cil l. All City Student Council l V mg- , 532,52 32,33 - fx., U11 mn I wg' 'Q my In we gi' tv A R+, , . vw 4 , Q '4 ZA M., fu' THOMAS BARTELL METAL ARTS: Golf Team 2. Captain 33 Letterman Club 3: Craftsman Award 11 Craftsman MARGARET BAKER NEEDLE ARTS G LINDA BENEDICT LINDA BENSON KATHRYN BERG COSMETOLOGY: Senior HOTEL AND RESTAU- STENOGRAPHY: Pep Club Council 3: Pep Club 1.2.3 RANT TRAINING l.2.3. Vice presidentg Trade- wind 3: M.O.E.A. 3. Histor- iang Golf 2,3 ,- KATHY BERG RICHARD BERGSTROM HOTEL AND RESTAU- HOTEL AND RESTAU- RANT TRAINING RANT TRAINING Warm uptime inthe chalet-Sno-Day 1970. wmvf BERNARD MARTIN VICKY BIDDLE RANT TRAINING AUTO MECHANICS HOTEL AND RESTAU- Seniors CLAUDIA BIENlASlClaudl BRENDA BLAKES JOHN BLASIAK 'N0GRA 'o'Y1 PC Club '- NEEDLE ARTS MACHINE SHOP SFI: p Secretary 2. President 3g Girls Coll' l.2,3g lNl.O.li,A. President: National Honor Society 2. Tren- surer 33 Lettermens Club 33 Iihespittns 3: School Pluy 3: .lu- nior Council: G..-XA. lg Crttfts- man Editor: Cruftsimtii Awrtrd 1 MARY BLASIAK WILLIAM BOESER STENOGRAPHY: Pep Club AUTO M E C H A N ICS l,2.3g Vocettes l,2,3g Golf Hockey. Co-Captain 3 l,2,3g Drama lg M.O.E.A. 3: Lettermen 3 'Sidi' LEE ANN BOIKE GAYLEEN BONA RETAIL SALES: Drama 2, G EN E R A 14 BUSINESS: 3: Pep Club 1.2: Red Cross Student Council 2g M.O.E.A. l,2: Service Club l,2.3 3 - . vsgrfgvexwi- we WS , X -15,-gfsfzsfsfifseibm Qgtwsm . .,.. . be K5-Q.--:V .... i . , . . I K -I - wwsggvfkyls-.fs-dog'g55XXF9vNf V -C t- '- ,St .W we 4-2125 -if A A35 riisasssasaei-R tt t u X --A- -- ks .. . K msliki . Xt..t,..,.Q:-wfwvlscf - V .. . -f fzggffggfffzea-.1 ,.,:,,1. a-- Q- - .1 1- t ot - ..- :fu .1 -I N -1 :. i li ssfi.-1 -1,-521 4386 H Q .. . KEITH BOSEK GREGORY BOWYER BILL BOYD RADIO-T.V.: Class Vice 1Gregl MACHINE SHOP president 3g Drama 3: Pep MACHINE SHOP: Basket- Club 3 ball l1Golf2 1: ii. ' - -'kiiiiii N Y-TN :'- - I CHERIE BROWN lSkeeterD HOTEL AND RESTAU- RANT TRAINING: Drama 33 Pep Club l,2,3g G.A.A. 1,23 Auditorium Program Committee 3 RUFUS BROWN 1Big Rufj HOTEL AND RESTAU- RANT TRAININGI Foot- ball 1,2,3: Baseball lg Track l,3g Wrestling 1,2 SAMUEL BROWN 1SamJ RADIO-T.V.1 Football 1.2. 33 Basketball 1.23 Track 1.2. 3 Captain: l.etterman's Club l,2.3: Student Council l Presidentg 3 Treasurer: Hu- man Relations 3 DONALD BUDA AUTO MECHANICS ,ji-9' nun ur an nnlunn RENTAL Eullllmflll ROSE LEE BUECHLER DAVID BURKE JAMES CARLSON Lliml COSM ETOLOGY MACHINE SHOP ELECTRON ICS: Letterman: Cross Country Co-Captain: Tennis: Swimming: Pep Club: Nulionul Honor Soci- C LINDA CARLSON COMMERCIAL ART Homecoming Queen: Cheer louder lrnuscollz Drama: Choir 3: Pep Club 3: l.et termunk Club 3. R.C. 3 RICHARD CECKO AUTO MECHANICS Hockeyjfruck l ERMA COLEMAN TAILORING 1 Seniors ,-S E N 1 .. N , i is , Wh IVIAUREEN COLEMAN NEEDLE AR I 5 MICHAEL COOK AUTO MECHANK 5. Stu dent Council l CRAIG COOPER ELECTRICITY HQ ,qw-neun, MARY COURTRIGHT MICHAEL CUDO HOLLY DAHLBERG NEEDLE ARTS1 Drama 31 ELECTRICITY G E N E R A I. BUSINESS Thespian 2.31 Choir 2.3 M-O-E.A- 1? MLW my Q It 1 f Zh n 51 243'- '.-'fEL'f if ROGER DALLAND NIIKE DARIILA AUIIO NIEf'HfXNIC'S PRINIIIINU M y S20 hair-do! Seniors CLASTER DAVIS RADIO-T.V.L Football 2. 31 Truck l.21Bz1sIxc1lmll I 'Qu H' 4 I K' I I fa if '7 af' ff A L,f 7:1 ,,V'-'W , f 2 3 f , gr X I, -n f , GREG DAVIS TERRY DAVIS HOTEI,-RIESVAURANT RADIO-T.V. TRAINING fm - WW' If 2 W fm! , ,Av DANNY DOUGLAS KENNETH DREWS PRINTING IiI.IiC'I'RIC'I'I'Y 26 1 4 li Q 0 Ae 1? W J 'Ab' f f fix H , In ,,,g f wk w W f Q ay xi 3 f .. l ,, ,,,, ,K lcll A , A i f 4? , , SUE DRYER ANTHONY DULIAN RETAIL SALES: Service METAL ARTS Club l,2.3g Red Cross 2,31 Pep Club 3 KATHRYN DUMIRE STENOGRAPHYLM.O,E.A. 3g Pep Club lg Homecoming Attendant l: G. A. A. lg Craftsman MICHAEL DWINNELL MARILYN DYSON UPHOLSTERING NEEDLE ARTS SHEILA EGAN STENOGRAPHY1 Senior Council lg Thespiuns Socie- ty 3: Pep Club 3: G.A.A. ll M.O.E.A. 3: Choir l ffm , ff V, 11 , it XV 1 ,lf ,M A44 ff, wt af, f, JACQUELINE ELLIOTT Llackieb RETAIL TRAINING: Ser- vice Club 1.2: Cheerleader 2: Junior Representative: Pep Club: Letterman 2: Drama Club 3: Choir: Trztde- wind yan I I H I ,,,. if , 1 f tl, Wu? . M' .-.umm El, , ci LYNAE ELIASON KENNETH ELLINGSON TERRANCE COSMETOLOGY: Pep Club RAIjlfj,'l'V: Swrin1ming: FARRlNflTON 1.3 Cross Country: Tennis: Pep RADIO-TV: Trudcwind: Club: l.ettcrman's Club: K.B.E.b1.1H2lIl1cxlLIb Drama ,Quai Seniors i m ff Xian We S , hr f ff 2 '1 ' VVV,f. Z V A ' ,nd ,AWP ullll TOM FAY MARIE FEDICK UPHOLSTERING: Letter- GENERAL BUSINESS mzm's Club l,2,3g Track Letterman l: Sophomore Basketball: Varsity Basket- ball2,3 ,,.ad9 STEVEN FORBES DARCY FRANTZ SHEET METAL RETAIL SALES: Drama 2. 3: Pep Club 1.2.31 Red Cross 1.2: Ushers 1.2.3 HQ-na.ailll0YP' 5 DOUGLAS FR-ANZ CYNTHIA FRAZIER JERRY FRECHETTE PATTERN M A K IN GZ STENOGRAPHY: TI'21dC- FI,Ef'I'RIC1I'IIY1 I:O0II7Il HUCIKCY I-3-31 If0UCl'mCN 3- wind: NI.O.E.A.Sec1'clury 3 Basketball: Buschull 3: Junior Rcd Cross l 3 Q .fqx K K IW'9'ww 8 1 , EDWARD FRIDAY GREGORY GABRIEL SHOE REPAIR PRINTING: Craftsman fig .f-P-- vw-wg sf GREY GARNER DE LANA GORDON I COMM ERCIAL ARTS COSNII-Q'I4Ol.OCiY ',wl,7:fL ff ' ' 2? ' pf -2 'f 3 V W , ,,.,A - 5 .7 A,,, M, 4 A ,A 'ii ,A 'W , 2 x 5 ! , M , X A' I f 2,rEf,jfff,ij ff ' 4 fg2v,?Ag'g,1?fI, 'wifi I y flzwgfyg? yiifvffwf f 1 74,47 Y, V 122 .ff f If If 2 mf N 4: J f fff ff fs ff! DAVID GRABOWSKI KENNETH GREGORY KAREN CRIMES RADIO-TV: Stage Crew: SHEET METAL COMMERCIAL ARTS Hum Club: Tradewind Seniors RENEAU GUERTIN PRINTING JAMES GUNDERSON AUTO MECHANICS LOUISE HAGGBLOM RETAIL TRAINING f 1 ' , ,gf I I'I JAMES HALFORD I-Hill, MACHINE SHOP SUE HALLESY RETAIL TRAINING: G.A.A. ROXANNE HALVERSON COSM ETOLOG Y ' vvkffif' RONALD HAWKINSON PRINTINGgCrz1ftsmzm if BONNIE HEATH RETAII. SALES: Drama 3: Pep Club 1,23 Red Cross I, 21Scrvicc Club I,2,3 RITA I-IOLMIN GENERAL BUSIN :wx -...ut-if THOMAS HRUSKA l'l'omb G E N E R A l. BUSINESS: M.O.E.A, 3: 'l'radewiml SCOTT HUGHES AUTO MECHANICS BARBARA HUNCZAK STENOURAPHY1 National Honor Society 2.3: Choir 2. 31 Thcspians 2.3: Pep Club 1.2.31 M.0.E,A. 3: Campus l.ifc 3: School Plays 2.3: Junior Representative 2 Ttwttlewiml PAULHYDE HOTEL AND RESTAU- RAN'l l'RAlNlNG BARBARA HYEN THERESA IRMITER 1Terryl NEEDLE ARTS: Pep Club 1.2.31 Drama 3: Vocettes 33 Sophomore Representative: Senior Representative: Vice President lg Banking 2 Seniors 'Wa' ,,,,,.i-3 -U., ,f ' .. 4 , A'A' 5 ' 'WWW I , 5 , ,.,- V if ,', 'AA ' fsaeagg ., gf'.'f.',.ff.j:-' wj. f ,. A' .yr , A. iw? . . !f 'iIgw 'f,,g:A2i' ' 325144 V, CAROL ISKIERKA G.A.A. lg Pep Club l,2,3g TAILORING M.O.E.A. LARRY JENSEN PRINTING JEANINE JOHNSON G E N E R A L BUSlNESSg Pep Club l,2g lVl.O.E.A. KAREN JOHNSON NEEDLE ARTS SHELDON JOHNSON RADIO-T.V.g Football l,2, 3g Track l,3g Letterman's Club 2,33 National Honor Society 3g Craftsman Award 23 Junior Kiwanian 33 Na- tional Football Hall of Fame 3 . . yn V , ,pw IU! 45 I T W f Zwf DONNA KACZMAREK MARGARET RETAIL SALES: TJl'lll111l 3: KANTOROWICZlPeggyj Pcp Club 1.2.33 Rcd Vross G E N E R A I. BUSINESS. l.21Uahcrs 1.2.3 Pep Club l.2.3: M.O.E.A.1 Trudcwimi Seniors ,KY CYNTHIA KATZMARK HOTEL AND RESTAU- RANT TRAINING: Pop C'lubl.2,3 A Vg Xplfv V A A A2 . Go Volts!!!!!!! 'WV V wana.- R, .. W5 , ffEi,gLf, T 1 A TTRTTA fy, .IOCELYN KILBOURNE CHUCK KILIAN STENOGRAPHY AUTO MECHANICS V -ww ....,.,.f' MARY KENNERUD DANIEL KIELAS 1Danl STENOGRAPHY: Campus SHEET METAL Life 3: Choir 3: M.O,E.A.: School Play 2.3 5 NZ? JILL KLANDERUD TAILORING: Red Cross I. 2,3 MARILYN KING R ET A I I. TRAINING: Craftsman 3: Pep Club 2.3 Drama 21 Red Cross 2 KERRY KLEVEN HOTEI. AND RESTAU- RANT TRAINING: Pep Club l,2g Drama 3 M' Wie f 4 IW if .W -vw MW' 'I MW ANITA KIRKS JACK KLANDERUD COSMETOLOGY: Pep Club MACHINE SHOP: Choir 3 1.2.3 'S-... All together now! Muna .4543 CHRISTINE KLIMCZAK DANIEL KOELFGEN GENERAL BUSINESS1 Pep PATTERN MAKING Club l.2.3: NI.O.E.A. .ff sk A :WW ia' C 'A'ZV -,f, 1 ,.., ,-,,, . lll 11 i ' M 2 ff-W f 4,1 1 fi, Z wr M Z, , I l 4 ' ,554 , ,2, Y 1 X www ,f ff Aja A , 4321- Q2 fjwema' If 5 fl V 'f M' .2-'pi ANNA KORSUN STENOGRAPHYL Pep Club lg Service Club 3 RANDY KRUCK PAULETTE KYANDER A U T O M ECHANICSQ COSMETOLOGY1 Senior Drama Council 3 CRAIG KOSCIULEK U RADIO-TV: Senior Class Presldent S1 EVE KRIESEL AUTO MECHANICS J-Q MARGARET KROLL QMargieJ N EEDLE A RTS The famed 5th hour Physics class. Fifth floor is this away. RICHARD LANG COM M ERCIAL ART LAUREL LARSEN STENOGRAPHYg V 0 c e t t c s 2,33 M.O.E.A. 3: Pep Club l.2,3g Crafts- mang National Hon- or Society Secretary 2,35 Senior Councilg Girls' Golf l,3g G.A.A, l DAN LASKOWSKI ADIO-TVQ Trade- windg Speech Clubg Band: Computer Op- eration KENT LAUGEN STACY LE CUYER RADIO-TV: Junior Council: NEEDLE ARTS Ham Club JAMES LASKOWSKI SH EET M ETAL TERRY LE DUC RETAIL SALES, Pep Club l,2,3g Red Cross 2g Ushers 1,2 Presi- dent 33 Senior Council 3g Cheer- leader 3: Letterman 3, Thcspigtns 2,3g School Play ll Choir 2,31 Drama 2,3 ,4ul!'5'f7 DAVE LEE VICCI LEE HOTEL AND RESTAU- GENERAL BUSINESS: Pep RANT TRAINING Club 2,31 M.O.E.A. 31 Choir 31G,A.A. 1 PENNY LENE GENERAL BUSINESS: Pep Club l,2, Treasurer 3, M .O.E.A. 3g Tradewind 3 DAVID LENZMEIER PRINTINGQ Student Coun- cil, President 3: Student Council member 2g Sopho- more Council member lg Choir 2,32 Play 2 JULIE LEWIS COSMETOLOGYL Student Council, Vice-President 31 Student Council l,2g Pep Clubl if Seniors f, , ,i JAMES LINDAHL Llimj RADIO-'I'.V.g Student Coun- cil l LA VONNE LUNDGREN 1L0veyj HOTEL AND RESTAU- RANT TRAINING: Pep Clubl,2,3 MICHAEL LYNCH 1Mikel PRINTING: Homecoming King: Class Treasurer 33 Letterman's Club Z.3g Base- ball I,2.3g Swimming 2,3g Football 1,21 Pep Club 3: Tradewind VICKIE MADSON N EEDLE A RTS I , J ilriril 175 in 4 + ! X ff ff ,ff f g g3jlff5:,i fiffj,' , A LEVI MARTFELD IRC-31 BERNARD MARTIN COMMERCIAL ART: Pep AUTO MECHANICSQ Fool Club 33 Trudewind bull 1.2: Track l -ydfi-fx MARILYN MARTINSON N STENUGRAPHYZ Voccttes 1.2.32 Pep Club l.2.3: Golf 1, v-if 21 M.O,E.A. 31 Dr'1m'1 T ,dh ' MYRON MAST MACHINE SHOP PHYLLIS MATHEWS STEN OG RAPHYQ Service Club 2.3g Pep Club 1,2 ARTHUR MAY HOTEL AND RES- TAURANTTRAIN- ING BARBARA McGlLL QBarbl JOHN MQGINNESS COMMERCIAL ART: Pep ELECTRICITY: Campus Club 2.3: Vocaluirs 3: Dru- l.it'c 3 mu 3: Li.A.A.l Seniors 1' if WILLIAM MCGRATH AUTO MECHANICSQ Bas- KENNETH ketball l,2,3g Tennis l,2,3g McLAUGHLIN Football l,2,3 COMMERCIAL ART KATHY MELY NEEDLE ARTS PAUL MENTZOS UPHOLSTERING EDWARD MINS MACHINE SHOP BERNIE MI'l HUN AUTO M ECHAN ICS . Nk,: I ' - - A -A an ' .54 A . I... W. if 'W S 0 . A v . , X CLEO MORDAL Ci I-Q N Ii R A I, BUSINESS: lXI,U.F.A, CAROL MORITKO G E N ER A L BUSINESS: Pep Club 1.2.31 M.O.E.A.: I.etlermen's Club 31 Golf Team 2.3 ik X CONNIE NEUMAN S'I'FNOCiRAPHY: Pep Club 1.2.31 Service Club 2.31 School Play 2.3: M.O.E.A.: Choir 2.3: National Honor SoeieIy3 V123 CAROL NICKOLIS RETAIL SALESQ Pep Club 2.3: Ushers l.2.3: Red Cross 1.2 Semors 9,451 CHUCK NADEAIY UPHOI.S'l'ERINCi GYM' ! 'zv BARB NELSON REIAII. SALES: l.2.3: Drama 2.3 2.3: Red Cross 1.2 KAREN NELSON Pep Club CIUSINI ETOIDGY: PCP Club Ushers l. 2.3 JEROME NOVACK MAXINE OLSEN QIVlaxJ WILLIAM OLSON fBillJ AUTO MECHANICS TAILORINGQ Red Cross I. RADIQfl'VgD1'3mg13 2,3 DENNIS O'SHEA CHESTER OZAKIEWICZ HOTEL AND RESTAU- METAL ARTS RANT TRAINING DEBORAH PARKER DANIEL PAVLAK 1DebbieD HOTEL AND RESTAU HOTEI, AND RESTAU- RANT TRAINING RANT TRAININGQ G.A.A. I HELEN PERSON 1Zile Shakay STENOURAPHYL Vocettcs AU TO M EC HANK S Foot LZ: Pep Club 1: MOEA bl 3g Golf Team 13 Tradewmd .gy-iw W-ummm RODA PAIIC TAILORINC1 ROBERT PRAWALSKY COMMERCIAL ART: Let- termenk Club. President: Hockey T ea m. Captain: Football 1.2.3. M.V.P.:Track 13 Pep Club 3 SUSAN PREISEN N EEDLE ARTS ft -' W 1 , 4,5 A , ,,., I PAULETTE PUHL DEBBIE RACETTE NEEDLE ARTS: Pep Club STENOGRAPHY: Pep Club 1.2.32 Service Club 2.31 M.O.E.A. 3: School Play 2. 3 Eff XX ,ffgrrpgpmtt Q V br? I --A Q fat' 'gl we X A f11,,,, Y CX lah ' ll JOHN RAPACZ RADK7-TV: Football 1.3: Baseball 1.2.31 Drama: Lct- termen's Club 1.2.31 Pep Club3 QNX JOHN RASMUSSEN RADIO-T.V. JOHN RAU SHEET M ETAL STARLING REYNOLDS 1Starl RADIO-T.V. RICHARD RHINEHARDT COMMERCIALARTQ Homecoming Attendant 3g Lettermen's Club 2.33 Track l,2, Co-Captain 33 Basket- ball 2g Cross Country l IRENE RODRIGUEZ TAILORINGL Cheerleader 2,3g Senior Councilg Student Council 2, Secretary 3g Drama 3g Pep Club 1,2,3g l.ettermen's Club 2,3g Choir 31 Sophomore Council, Vocettes l JIM ROK MACHINE SHOP Q lc 1' El if XR. x 3,5 N A AA Rtutt 5Zill 1 eete V . - ROBERTA ROSS CosMEroi,om'1 All-City JUUE SAICE X X Council: Student Council: RETAIL SALES: Pep c lub Drama: All-School muy: 1,2333 Ushercttes 1.2.31 Voc- Human Relations alzures l,2,3: Drumu GUY SAFFELL PRINTINGLC r u ft s in at ng Cross Country Z: Basketball l PHILIP SAMEK SHEET METAL: Wrestling l, Manager 2: I-'ootball Manager Z3 Cruftsniun A- ward lg Minneapolis Stair Awards Program 21 Student CounciI2 DENISE SANDIAND RETAIL SALES: Pep Club l,2,3: Red Cross 23 Ushers l,2,3 DAVID SANNIES HOTEL AND RESTAU- RANTTRAINING 1' i .kkr - , ,, :-' 1 . ..:. , iiii -i'- t ggg lisffssi - , I if 5, t sf X gi 5 - 1 - 5 jjtQ'e?f , 1 JOSEPH SAPA DONNA SARF BONNIE SCHENDEL MACHINE SHOP COM M ERCIAL ART: METAL ARTSQ Pep Club2 Thespians 2.3 DONNA SCHOENBAUER HOTEL AND RESTAU- RANT TRAININGL Pep Club2.3 DOROTHY SCHUMACHER G E N E R A L BUSINESSQ M.O.E.A. Treasurer 3g Pep Club l,2,3, Secretary: Ush- erettes 1,2,3g Choir l,2,3g S o p h o m o r e Sweetheart Queeng G.A.A. lg N.Y.C, 1,2 HOLLY SCULLEY G E N E R A L BUSINESSQ Honor Society 2,3 Presidentg Cheerleader 2,3g Girls Stateg M.O.E.A. Vice president 3g Tradewindg Thespians 2,3g All-School Plays l,2,31 Let- termen's Club 2,3g Pep Club l,2,3g Vocettes lg Choir 3g G.A.A. lg Girls' Golf lg Sophomore Represemativeg Junior Representativeg Se- nior Council Seniors If! ' ' f 'li : W ,,,, y K SI LN In SLGI:,I,STROM UPHOISTERINGQ Crafts- mun Avuud l SANDRA SENS lSandyJ G EN E R A L BUSINESS! Campus Life 3g Thespizm Club 2.3 Treasurer: Pep Club 1.23 School Plays 2.3: Senior Council 3: Drama 2. 31 lXl.O.E.A. 3: Stage Crew 3 JOANE'I I'E SETHNEY RETAIL SALES: Drama 2. 31 Pep Club 2,31 Red Cross 1,23 Service Club 3 Rm UP Q nm AL EOUIPMEEQ LAWRENCE SIELOFF AUTO MECHANICS MSNT tw 2 WILLIAM SILLANPA MIKE SLA'I I'ERY UPHOLSTERINU PATTERN MAKING ,A -41-und' vis . Mx Q, ,, w .1-.v..MvfxeP PRESTON SMITH PRINTING: A l l- School Play Lead 3: K.B.E.Nl.Announcer: Drama: Choir RONALD SNYDER 1C0nradeb UPHOLSTERING TIMOTHY SOUKUP 4Timb RADIO-TV: Sopho- more Council: Se- nior Council: l.etter- men's Club: Pep Club: Basketball l: Cross Country 1.2. Captain: Tennis 1.2. 7 EILEEN SOULAK REIAIL SALES: Pep Clulw 1.3: Red Cross Z: Drama 2: Lshcrs 3 . e ee: eff an N. N iktr -is Q :fx gi: KATHLEEN SPAH GARY SPICZKA STENOGRAPH Y: Tratlc- AUTO MECHANICS vsintlg Pep Club l.2.3: M.O.E.A. 3: Ciirls Ciolt 2. 1 XNINK Just 21 little bit welter! lllVl0l HY STANCFK AU FO MEL HAN- CECELIA STANLEY 1Cecill STENQJQlRAl,HYl Choir 2,33 Thcspizms 2.3L M.O.E.A. 33 Campus Life 3: Pep Club 2.3: Stage Crew 3: School Plays 2.3 CHARLES STANLEY SH EET METAL bvuwwv' ..,...-qv BETI Y S'l EWART DOUGLAS STABNO MARK STAMOS 4D0us:b RADIO-TV METAL ARTS TAll ORINU 9-69' Seniors ,VV ,H 1, RUTH STEWART STEVEN STELLBURG STANLEY STRAUS NEEDLE ARTS: Pep Club HOTEL AND RESTAU- ELECTRICITY: School 2.3: Junior Representative: RANTTRAINING Play 31 441111115115 Life Club Drama? 3: Thespianx Club: Drama: Wrestling fm flwf .arf N' A'l1u,g ,', I 'Ii i f m ROGER TAPIO AUTO MECHANIC S 0 H1979 'ff' mf-W' RICHARD TAYLOR lRickl PRINTTNUL Baseball L3 Basketball lg Pep Club 3 Tradewind laik:-. f' 1 . S iri 1 , AVQV, , Mun ' ,W M JOHN SZCZECH BONNIE SZYMANSKI tliheckerboardl C'OlNllNlERC'lAL ART: Pep HOTEL AND RESTAU- C'lub3 RANT TRAININGL Letter- mens Club: Swimming lg Baseball l,2,3: Football 1,2 IT JUDITH TECLAW Uudyl GENERAL BUSINESS: Nu- tionzil Honor Society: Pep Club l.2.3: M.O.E.A.:Tl'z1de- wind ,faq 'ii 956591 M 'Q' 2 KV' 'V fl, 5 f it M ., All '11 if ' DE LAINE TOMFORDE .IERRI ANNE TURNHAM NEEDLE ARTS NEEDLE ARTS2 Cl'lOlI' 2, 3: Senior Council Alternate: School Play 2 aff? KATHLEEN THOMAS NEEDLE ARTS: Pep Club ,,,,,,, A. i f f 1' fa jf 92 y gp - .i,i l , TERRY THURN GENERAL BUSINESS ,Jv- WK' 4:54981 MICHAEL VAWRACZ llVlaynardl ELECTRICITY: Basketball l.2. Captain 3: Baseball l. 2: Football l. Letterman Club Vice President NANCY VICK STENOGRAPHYL Thes- piuns 2,31 School Plays 2,31 Drama Club 3: M.O.E.A. 3: Pep Club L21 Choir 31 Sophomore Council Secre- tary l: Student Council 21 Stage Crew 3 JOE VOLAVKA MACHINE SHOP SUSAN VRBICKY1Sueb STENOGRAPHYQ IVI.O,E.A.1 Pep Club LINDA WENDT G E N E R A L BUSINESS M.0.E.A.: Pep Club MICHAEL WARNER AUTO MECHANICS JAMES WEINZ PRINTING' CI 1I-ISIWTII1 AIIII . p PAUL WATERMAN WI I I COMMERCIAL ARTQ H0- ' uu ' V nor Society, Junior Achieve- mentg Boys State ANN WIDMER COMMERCIAI. A R T ' X Thespiari 2.3: Drama 2,3 , Choir 2,31 Stage Crew 3 6 gn, . A , .. 'f n , , , :a Campus Life 3 i A f 'gg' V Q4 .., f -- '- ' '3 - W V' JG fu f f , W 1 Q.a1,.,u-u.,W.1iw7?l , Q gd' .uf 4 M ? .l'.! 2' ful' MICHAEL WIDMER ELECTRICITY: Wrestling l,2, Captain 3: l.ettermen's Club 2,3: Drama 3: Stage Crew l,2,3: Thespians 2,3: School Play l.2.3 BRUCE WISLOFSKY Uuicyl PATT E RN MAKING: Wrestling 3: Baseball l,2,3: Stage Crew l.2,3: Drama 3: Thespians President 3: School Play 2.3: Lettermen's Club 3 .IANICE WOZNIAK Uanb G E N E R A L BUSINESS: Tradewind Editor 3: Pep Club l,2, Treasurer 3: M.O.E.A. 3: National Honor Society 2,3: School Play l, 2,33 G.A.A. 1,2 Daniel Lee Brown, Donald A. Diethart, Thomas Craig Irwin, Beth Ann Iverson, Leslie K. Jones, Dale J. Meyer. Beverly Mae Mosby, David G. Murphy, Thomas J. Murphy, James A. Olson, Robert W. Roepke, Carl Schneider, Glenn W, Streeter. Steve Synow- czynsk, Victor W. VanWagner. Garold E. Weizenegger. Wil- liam W. Wendt. LORETTA YURICK STENOGRAPHY: National Honor Society 3: Senior Class Secretary: Junior Homecoming Attendant: Se- nior Homecoming Attendant: Cheerleader 2, 3 Captain: Craftsman 3: Pep Club l,2, 3: Lettermen's Club 2,3: Golf l,2,3: Student Council I: M.O.E.A. 3 IVIARLENE ZAWADSKI NEEDLE ARTS: Drama 3 JEAN ZAWISLAK STENOGRAPHY: Vocettes 3: Golf 1,2,3: Pep Club l,2, 3: M.O.E.A. 31 Tradewind 3: Lettermen's Club 3: Na- tional Honor Society 3 WILLIAM ZONDLO 1The Kidj MACHINE SHOP: Radio Station: Cross Country 2: Letterman's Club 2,31 Wres- tling l if 3924 fivv dlllg HIIIE QF! hd in f Cutest and Most Handsome Most Likely to Succeed Most Talented Keith Bosek and Loretta Yurick Paul Waterman and Jean Zuwislak Preston Smith and Nancy Vick Hall of Fame W I V lwi , f Most Popular if, Mike Lynch and Claudia Bienias X it 'X w E Tallest and Shortest Larry Selough and Terry l.eDuc i lll Biggest Flirts Denn1sO She 1 md Kathy Melay Shyest BillOIson'1nd lx.n en Johnson un' 1,1 ' 1 X J Best Dressed Richard Rhinehurl and Helen Person 9 5 . sh Q , L wifi f f A f If f 1 ' Best All Around Bill Boeser and Holly Sculley In-nr , 13 EflLilce3tVCZ1cxlvLilzil:ez and Mary Blasiak O Most Talkative John Sczech and Sandra Ayres Best Figure and Physique Stacy l,eCuyer and Jim Rok :swsnsws mwiiii ml K ..,,: list 'v-wma-ogg NW www . . i y lVhA Most Athletic and Peppiest Class Clowns Jerry Frechette and Linda Carlson Dave Sannes and Sheila Egan EFILI .IOOHD2 ' K -,,k 55,2 ,,,,fi.,,,, '11-Q, 513, pf ?wfAs.51,A .wmgb S 5 . i7'f55lA' 4 WL .V ,. M, V 5, - - ,Q .W 3 ff ' SCHOOL LIFE 'ia QQ 32. ' ,Wwfff .V ,',A N mw.9,g?5,.,gLy, f TW . 3 3 1 V' uf. - . V Y a Www 4 . qv, Q 3' ff Wi . ,, . Q, ..n 1-:my , Nsffh ' 'Q V. . 111. w ,B ,, 1 Sf- X ' 12 - F FT? I: Senior Banquet .Nm F' ? l Elegant seniors dressed in the latest of fashions with hungry appetites along with a swing polka beat! Such was the scene at the Senior Banquet held at the Holiday lnn. Master of Ceremonies was class president, Craig Kosciolek, Memorials from the class of l970 presented to Mr. Jensen included an umbrella. canned goods without labels, a Playboy magazine and a silver trophy. After the meal consisting of Beet' au Jus, Fried Chicken, Spaghetti along with hors d'oeuvres, the class danced to famous rock tunes as the Bunny Hop and the Beer Barrel Polka, played by Harry Strobel and his band. JSM Sim 5 ff . M, X EL , 3 ' I l px 5 s flag gf N S Q 1- 4 ,R ig , s,gs -we 4 s MJMW NIS! 3 'AMS CWM CCVVWMM Sb 1 ' Sadie Hawkins S ins I lt's buck to the hills of Iicntuclq' for thc grandest ol' thc grand sports. thc Sadie Hawkins Dance. lt's mud- cup liilurity from start to finish, with Ll good dosc oi' iiiflucntiail rock to stcp up the cx'cning's pulsc. if 4 . AQ15 ' . , Vi s. ,wgx Xe N, Letterrnen S Dance From ai simple request to un ur- gent demand the music ofthe High Spirits stirred 21 responsive audience nt the LCIlCl'Illt1Il.S Dance. The coni- hinution ol' u good band and the friendly sociable spirit of the eve- ning made this dance one of the better ones ot' the year. Sweetheart Dance Standing behind the King were the Attendants. Tyrone James and Joe Mau. The Sweetheart Dance was sponsored by the sophomore class. This is the biggest event in your sophomore year. This year's dance was a beautiful success. A unique feature this year was that many of the students at- tending were dressed for- mally. Standing on both sides of the Queen were the Attendants tleftb Cheryl Smith and trightj Debbie Buldic. King Queen Mike Marie , Q n , ,. W This group was formed by the leader Jim Kyle. They have worked very hard rehearsing and playing on many dif- ferent occasions in parks and schools, at movies and rock concerts. They were asked to play at the Minneapolis Teachers In-Service Session. The mem- hers are as follows: Jim Kyle4drums. Bill Williams-lead guitar. Keith Din- nius-first rhythm guitar, Rick Basel- bass and all-rhythm guitar, John Jones -rhythm and Cheryl Smith-singer. Mr. John Fenn has served as the groups adviser, Red Cross Time for Caring was Vocational's slogan for Red Cross this year. The homerooms donated articles for school and home use that could help the needy here in our own country as well as abroad. Boys and Girls State M.O.E. . Ward Yi'-it The three day convention at the St. Paul Hilton was a great success for one of Vo- cational's students. Judy Teclaw participated in a production typing contest with other girls from all over the state and proudly took first place. Selected girls and boys from all over the state get together in the beginning of June for Girl's and Boy's State. This is a fantasy government set up to teach the kids how their government is run. There are elections for mayor. judges. sheriffs, and the governor in the make- believe cities. Our representatives are Anita Sikorski and Stefan Litwincyuk. Spring Musical A Salute to Rogers and Hammerstein The first and fourth-hour drama classes combined with the Vocalaires to salute the welllknown team of Rogers and Hammerstein. The students did the choreography. costumes. and settings. Songs included in the musical were from Oklahoma . Carousel . South Pacific . The King and I . and The Sound of Musicfi The presentation was an original adaption by drama director. Mrs. Cynthia Anderson and musical director. Mr. C. Wesley Andersen. Soloists included Vanessa Knight. Preston Smith. Linda Carlson. Donna Hamann. .lack Klanderud. Roy Yost. Terry Moran. Keith Bosek. Craig Kosciolek. Joyce Manuel. Taffy Ayres. Paula Kuduk. Curt Haflund. Richard Mercier. and Faye Ruedebusch. Peter Marshal. a vigorous. youthful man. Chap- lain ot' the US, Senate. and pastor ofthe New York Avenue Preshyterian Church is also an in- spiration as a hushand and father. He dealt with the Bickle sisters and aunts who wanted no change in the New York Avenue Church. and he helped solve misunderstandings which a girl has with her parents. as well as guiding the girl and her hoyfriend as they plan their future marriage. He gets a hoy out ot' trouble by engaging in verhal eomhat with a US. Senator. 'l'he play depicted an understanding. modern minister who guided all who came to him for help and gave eaeh of them El part of himself. l Y -4. The cast included Preston Smith, Nancy Vick, Sandy Sens. Bruce Wislofsky, Clau- dia Bienias. John Rasmussen, David San- nes, Garold Weizenegger. Stan Straus. Ann Widmer. Brenda lVlcCutcheon, Toni Warfield. Vicki Biddle. Robbie Ross, Carrie Anderson. The student director was Cecelia Stanley. 1651 7 2 a I my 11 ,mg , 1 ff 'HZ iw ww' S90 Q 0 .ai ' P ZVIOITASIVIADHO GRGANIZATIONS M. R1-er . w N Q K AMW R Qi 1 f 2 1 if 1 l ' W lx - f ' ' . x t . sm xt JL. I' ,WAI t ,H ' 0 viii ff. in all 'W ni WWE x use 21 l t ,, . , ,ffJ,,ffL-7 W2 A ' L it s . V ,. .. Q ,M A , 6 4. A li . i Q I M W . , E X ,, P - K. 2 x 'Z SH X , Y .,, W l'Ht,,.W . is These people put out the TRADEWIND: Dan Luskowski. Lois Anderson. Jan Wozniak. David Grathowski. Penny Lene. Helen Person. Judy Teelztw. Kathy Berg. Mike Lynch. Holly Seulley. l.evi Mztrtfeld. Jackie Elliott. .lean Zuwislztk. Kathy Spah. Tom Hruskzt. Terry Farrington, Barb Huncxuk, Peggy Kztntorowiez, Cynthia Frztnier. David Lenzmeier, Rick Taylor. and Mrs. Hanson. 4 , ? . ilwiy'-s.7Sl..I,le, , A TN 3 1-ay 5 i gk J.: 'O WI ff ,ff Q xg' f-M ls 6 4,1 1, .. A 1, .Nu i 'RWM yx Ygf Row l: Samuel Brown. Jr.. lrene Rodriguez. .Julie Lewis. David Lenzmeier. Mr. Arthur Lindman. Row 2: Diane Laskowski. Mitzi Neubauer. Debra Anderson. Sue Stevenson. Roger Lipu. Erma Coleman. Roberta Ross. Row 3: Donna Johnson. Diane Rogmun. Sandra Ayres. Leslie James. Timothy Tessmzin. Bill Cuhlunder. Student Council The Student Council under the leader- ship of David Lenzmeier and Julie Lewis with Mr. Arthur Lindmtm as advisor met twice 21 month in the library. The members of the council were chosen in the home rooms in the first part of the year. The eoun- cil sponsored Homecoming. the Christmas dance. recognition break- fasts. und Good Grooming Week. MQ- --fwvg, The picture on the left shows tt com- mittee ut work in the library. f Q Honor Society Each year the National Honor So- ciety elects new members from the i top ranking students in the school. 3? Members of the Society are rec- fi ognized for their character. leader- it . ship. scholarship. and service. ,ses Mr. Wilfred McGimpsey. and Miss Alice Odegard. Advisors. Row I: Mr. Wilfred McGimpsey. Advisor: Laurie Larsen. Secretary: Holly Scullcy. President: Claudia Bicnias. Treasurer: Miss Alice Odegard. C'o-Advisor. Row 2: Loretta Yurick. Karen Johnson. .lean Zavxislalt. .lanicc Wofniak. Connie Neuman. Row 3: Paul Waterman. Sheldon Johnsoni .lim C'21rlson..liidith Tecl1m.C'cCcliaStanley. Barbara llunczak. Jim lindahl. Row l: Kathy Spah. Mary Blasiak. Dorothy Schumacher. Secretary. Jocelyn Kilbourne, Claudia Bienias. Presi- dent. Holly Sculley. Vice President. Mrs. Margaret Orrock. Advisor. Nancy Vick. Renee Perez. Kathy Berg. Historian. Row 2: Phyllis Mathews. Penny Lene. Janice Wozniak. Debbie Racette. Carol Moritko. Gay Bona. Christine Klimczak. Mary Kennerud. Peggy Kantorowiez, Connie Neuman. Loretta Yuriek. Row 3: Marilyn Martinson. Rita Holmin. Kathy Dumire. Carol lskierka, Linda Wendt. Laurie Larsen. Jean Zawislak. Sue Vrbieky. Anna Korsun. Vicci Lee Sheila Egan. Row 4: Judy leelaw. Tom Hruska. Jeanine Johnson. Holly Dahlberg. Sandra Sens. Cecelia Stanley. Barbara Hunezak. Cleo Nlortlal. Helen Person. Pamela Brew er. .0.E. . A Y 1. - Row l: Wendy Swanson. Barbara Fleisher, Mrs. Orrock, Jan Plowman, Carol Walstrom, Kathe Shull. Row 2 Darlene Hystad. Jane Grahek. Kandy Kramer. Molly Trawley, Diane Damman, Elaine Hoefs. Sharon Meyer Row 3: Virginia Gleason. Betty Yeats. l.ois Fuller. Mary M. Johnson. Renee Olson. Sue Hartman. , , , 1,if'!.'f2'E5 4? af Q , in ,,,,,, 5? H Q The Minnesota Office Education Association is concerned in part with business skills and realistic training objectives. All Senior and Post High students in business are members. The students had a win- ning car during Homecoming, a welcome back party for the '69 lVl.O.E.A. graduates, a caramel ap- ple sale that was a big success, two conventions, and many field trips. innesota ffice Education Association xg K 7393! ...Q The I969 graduates socialized. ls this what a convention is like? 25 , Am: A wwLm ' c S as The calorie countdown .A.A. Every Monday after school GAA tGirs Athletic Associationl meets in the girls' gym. Girls joining this extra-curricular p r o g r a m keep physically fit by participating in the various sports. Mrs. Lemke is the advisor ofthe group. Joan Gray. Rozetta Pruit. Karen Kloeppel. .lean Biesiada. Sue Bassett. Beth Swanson. Kathi Eberlien. Beverly Peterson. Jean Gray. Campus Life Row l: Mr. Rodde, Stan Strauss, Mary Kennerud, Patricia Wall, Cecelia Stanley. Barbara Hunczak. Row 2: Mr. Plaep. Sandy Sens. .lohn McGinnis. Mike Widmer. Vicki Benson. Garold Weizenegger. John Jefferson. ' Campus Life is focused on devel- oping a balanced life for the stu- dentamental, social, physical, and spiritual. It is a unique combina- tion of action and answers. Cam- pus Life is a division of Youth for Christ International. During their insight meetings the members dis- cuss spiritual issues and basic questions. Campus Life sponsors many activities knows as impact. J J If I Row l: Marvin Lancaster. John McGinnis. Row 2: Terry Davis, Wayne Vrioni, Alvin Control Room Junior Achievement is a national company run by students who man- ufacture, and sell stocks to people, and return interest and profits to them. Members buy shares of stock in the article they are producing, and also reap the rewards. The main purpose of the club is to interest students in the business world. The efficiency of any school depends on its ability to communicate. The control room in the basement is the nerve-center for all of our communi- cations. These individuals devote their voice to the airwaves at all times of the day, whenever impor- tant announcements need to be made. gfsLi ttg.t x is ,., ,.f Ns .,.-iv., 'X bt al. Where does this red thingamajig go? Just look at all those little knobs! Control yourself. J Banking 4 ,ii I .1-'I ' Ni WWWW . g win ' Row l: Joyce Manuel, Kathy Jagerson, Mary Andney. Beverly Brace. Row 2: Jeanette Dennie, Jean Zawislak. Sandy Shipshock, Donna Hamann, Laurie Larsen. Bonnie Oliver, Debi Nascene. Ham Operators Every Tuesday afternoon, members of the Radio Ham Club meet to- s as .- .a gether in room 205 under the su- pervision of Mr. John Cina, an Q -ztr at P electronics instructor at Vocational. ln the course of their meetings they discuss many things, varying from new techniques in electronics to antenna systems. Each member is involved in Short-Wave radio training. Many own their own equipment. ln order for them to operate this equipment they must know the electronic language of code and acquire a Ham License which requires much work on their part. They find their work very interesting and realize the value of this extra training in their future careers. Q is J Wednesday of each and every week, we as thrifty Vocational stu- dents have the splendid opportu- nity of saving our hard-earned cash in Farmer's 84 Mechanics Bank. Under the direction of Mrs. Jean Overn, students selected for their accounting skills organize the sav- ings and send it to the bank for safekeeping. By the end of the year those who have banked regularly have not only benefited by saving their cash, but also are entitled to a free Thrift Week Luncheon. Row 1: Mr. John Cina, Advisor, Bill Bauman, Mark Stamos, Vice President, Paul Leuck, President. Row 2: Tom Katrinak. Michael Mac Lean, Siegfried Schmolling, David Lawson. Row 3: Brian Mealman, Terry Farrington, Matthew Phillips. Row l: Anna Korsun, Patricia Moeller, Coni Neuman, Joan Gray, Diane Laskowski Jean Gray, Rita Kendall, Terry l.eDuc. Row 2: Barb Nelson, Julie Saice. Bonnie Heath, Lee Ann Baike. Beverly Peterson, Joyce Manuel. Debbie Racette, Cynthia Ross, Dorothy Schumacher, Phyllis Mathews. Row 3: l.ora Boyce, Sue Dryer, Rene Keating, Mitzi Neubauer, Francine Boyce, Deborah Snow, Louise Haggblom. Vanessa Knight, Rita Kendall. Row 4: Jean Biesiada, Sue Bossett. Sheldon Johnson, Pat Gregory, Carol Nicholas, Darcy Frantz, Donna Kaczmarck, Joanette Sathney, Denice Swift. Service Club m Collecting tickets, ushering at plays and movies, handing out programs, selling refreshments, and checking J coats are but a few functions ofthe Service Club. These people have a desire to help, and can always be relied on to do their part. ssc g ... Mr. Crawford, Advisor Terry l.eDuc, President Sheldon Johnson, Vice-President Stage Crew Many times throughout this past year the faithful, hard working members of stage crew have pooled their resources and teamwork to keep in operation Vocational's Little Theater. With their keen knowledge ot' sound. lighting and projection under the direction of Mr. Fenn they have been able to operate our programs with effi- Row 1: Ann Widrner. Nancy Vick, Vicky Biddle, Sandra Sens, Cecelia Stanley. Tim Nelson. Row 2: Randy Harris. Brad Nelson. Gary Morstad. David Freeburg. Conrad Hanson. Row 3: Mike Widmer. Bruce Wislofsky. James Laskowski. Tim Knauber. Steve Phifer. eiency and ease. ff fx I 2. , 'Y V John Fenn. Advisor dd ve' jf, , 55 Row I: Holly Sculley, Social Director. Sandy Sens. Treasurer, Cecelia Stanley, Secretary. Bruce Wislofsky. President. Nancy Vick. Vice-President. Mrs. Anderson. Row 2: Stan Straus. Sheila Egan. Barbara Hunczak. Donna Sarff. Row 3: Ann Widiner, Terry LeDuc. Mike Widmcr. Claudia Bienias. Jim Laskowski, Vicki Biddle. Thespians Our Thespian Troupe has been very active in Vocational's theater department. Much work and par- ticipation are required in order to earn the ten points necessary for membership in National Thespian Society. These points represent one-hundred hours of participation technical production and presenta- tion ofa play. Tw Cynthia Anderson, Advisor. 'Q-wif' 7 5 3 s M, kgvaum , W.e've Got 66 SGUL79 Row l: Curt Haflund. Holly Sculley, Donna Sarff. Jerri Turham. Craig Kos- ciolck. William Morris. Row 2: Dave Lenzmeier. Joanette Stehney, Donna Hamann. Barbara Hunczak. Cecelia Stanley. Sandra Sens. Preston Smith. Ann Widmer. Row 3: Jack Klanderud. Vickie Benson, Anita Sikorski. Barb Nelson. Linda Carlson, Vicci l.ee. Dor- othy Schumacher. Row 4: Vanessa Knight. Joyce Manuel. Jackie Elliott. Cynthia Ross. Mary Kennerud. Connie Neuman. Connie McGill. Row 5: Vicky Biddle. Irene Rodriguez. Mr. Anderson -Advisor and Director, Julie Saiee. Terry l.e Duc. Barbara McGills. Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday the choir of Vocational High School practices for one hour in the auditorium under the direc- tion of Mr. C. Wesley Anderson. better known as lVlr. A to his Choir. The choir has shown great enthusiasm in their singing and therefore have presented wonderful auditoriums to the students of Voc. We thank Mr. A very much for his tremendous amount of good old- fashioned patience. . .-, Il K, ttf SS slr gift wg: ' S5555 fl i 'y 3 lam K Nl The work and effort that goes bc- hind every play and production in the auditorium is the result of our hard-working first and fourth hour Drama class. Under the direction of Mrs. Cynthia Anderson, who is a great teacher along with being a friend to all students. She also has that knack of bringing out the real you. These inventive people put in that personal touch. necessary to all successful performances. 5 t JE Bottom. Row l: Terry l.e Duc. Marilyn Martinson. Irene Rodriguez. Barb McGill. Nancy Vick. Betty. Betty Stewart. Mary Blasiak. Row 2: Kathy Melay. Linda Carl- son. Marlene Zawadski. l.ee Ann Boike. Terry lrmiter. Bonnie Heath. Vicki Biddle. Kerry Kleven. Barb Nelson. Row 3: Cheri Brown, Joanette Sethney. Julie Saice. Donna Sarff. Sandy Sens. Ruth Stewart. Darcy Frantz. Donna Kaezmarek. Jim Las- kowski. Row 4: Stan Straus. Ann Widmer. Bruce Wislofsky. Scott Hughes. Preston Smith. Keith Bosek. Ken Allingson. Reneau Guertin. Chet Bogucki. Row 5: Dennis O'shea. Randy Kruck. Terry Drombrack. Bill Olson. John Rapacz. Dave Sannes. .lohn Rasmussen. Mike Widmer. Craig Kosciolek. and 'GTDGETHER ESS Wa Pep Club -ABB' 95 Row l: Sara Holter, Maureen Marks, Peggy Sandve. Katie White. Bonnie English, Colleen Thomas, Carol Sutherland, Susan Capps. Row 2: Tim Nelson, Bunny Pederson, Doug Lein, Kent Laugen, Jean Sculley, Susan Dryer, Chris Rush, Karen Nelson, Jim Carlson, Ken Ellingson. Row 3: Sheila Egan, Kay Williams, Linda Nevela, Vanessa Craney, Kathy Kuchinski, Denise Swift, Renee Keating. Jean Zembal, Carol Nicholas. Row 4: Levi Martfeld, Ann Widmer, Lorna Grier, Linda Benedict, Holly Sculley, Judy Teclaw. Donna Hamann, Donna Hohler. Anita Schavski. Row 5: Mike Vawracz, Craig Kosciolek, Bob Prawalsky. Dennis O'Shea, Keith Bosek. Vicki Benson, Sandra Ayres, Sam Brown, Ruth Stewart, Anita Kirks. The Speech Club consists of Claudia Fashionbower, Advisor, Students are: Dan Laskowski, James Laskowski. Not Pictured: Jerry Novack, Scott Tollen, Jim Carlson, John Rasmussen, Eric Rob- bins, Deborah Stasney, Tom Katrinak, Dave Belton. Row l: Claudia Bienias, President, Kathy Berg, Vice President, Dorothy Schumacher, Secretary, Penny Lene, Treasurer. Row 2: Elizabeth Rodrequez, Sue Stevenson, Terry LeDuc, Vanessa Knight, Kathy Mely. Loretta Yurick, Irene Rodriquez, Terry Hammond, Donna Townsend. Row 3: Bonnie lrmiter, Rita Sorenson, Margaret Wirth. Marie Anderson, Deborah Bulder, Joyce lskierka, Diane Spiczka, Diane Digmen. Row 4: Beverly Peterson, Jean Gray. Joan Gray. Sue Rudick, Vickie Biddle, Vicci Lee. Mary Paulson. Cathy Hallesy, Inge Schmolling, Row l: Mary Blasiak. Mitzi Neubauer, Terri lrmiter, Terri Traver, Connie Tieman, Marilyn Martinson, Vicki Venstad, Connie Neuman. Row 2: Barb Hunzak, Cecelia Stanley, Bonnie Szymanski, Barb McGill, Joan Aykens, Joyce Manuel, Jan Wozniak, Debbie Racette. Sue Vrbicky, Carol Moritko. Row 3: Debbie Kaufman. Beverly Brace. Kathy Jagerson, Jeanine Berneir, Sandy Martin, Barb Nelson, Debra Anderson, Donna Johnson, Julie Saice, Roberta Anderson, Linda Carlson. Row 4: Barbara Doyle, Debra Nascene. Margaret LaHote. Debra Doers, Patricia Moeller, Kathleen Eberlein, Elizabeth Swanson, Jean Zawislak. Laurie Larsen, Kathy Spah. Row 5: Lucia Aguilar, Cindy Katzmarek, Vicky Nelson, Linda Smith, Cherly Brown, Donna Sarff, Sue Sedesky, Mary Holland, Patty Thompson, Marcia Anderson, Pam Mitchell. CHEERLEADERS 'Y Q, i at .A 029. I . C' Holly Sculley, Vanessa Knight, Loretta Yurick, Terry l.eDuc. Sexy Jean, Irene Rodriguez. Terri Hammond, Kathy Mely Vanessa Craney. 'NXH 2.3 Cheerleaders presented Mrs. Lemke with roses on her retirement. These are the girls with the enthu- siasm and smiles that encourages our boys. Regardless of victory or defeat you see them at all the sports events. They dedicate many many hours of practice to make every move and jump perfect. Our overwhelming appreciation goes to each one. ,Av 1: '7 Holly Swllf-ry l.0I'Cll2i YL1I'iCk Irene Rgdriguez Captain Terry l.eDuc Kathy Mely Linda Carlson Mascot I I Vocettes as Vocettes: Top row: Mrs. Cassidy, Connie Tieman, Mitzi Neubauer, Jean Zawislak, Linda Nevela. Laurie Larson, Mary Blasiak, Mrs. Robeck. Bottom row: Marilyn Martinson. Terry lrmeter, Terri Traver. Quite an improvement has taken place with our Voccttes since their institution in the 1963-64 school year here at Voc. They have been sensational this year performing at school events and games. ,Wi With the leadership of Marilyn Martinson, Captain and Mary Blasiak, C0-captain the Voeettes A do their own choreography. Vo- cational would like to thank them for making us proud to say . . . dance on. i Terri Trave. Mitzi Neubauer, Connie Tieman, Vicki Nelson, Peggy Sandve, Joan Lefebyre. Beverly Brace. Linda Nevela Beth Swanson, Nina Szulga. .lean Zawislak, Laurie Larson, Mary Blasiak, Terry lrmiter, Diane Spiczka, Debbie Buldic Jeannine Bernier, Marilyn Martinson. . I Q , I 9 2 0 2 7' Row l: Terry Le Duc. Loretta Yurick, Vanessa Knight, Holly Sculley, Jean Sculley, Linda Carlson tmascotl. Terri Ham- mond. Irene Rodriguez. Kathy Mely. Vanessa Craney. Row 2: John Szczech. Ken Ellingson. Jim Carlson. Rufus Brown. Bill Zondlo. Jean Zawislak. Mary Blasiak. Carol Moritko. Allen Berniek. Paul Abraham. Row 3: Mike l.yneh. Dennis O'Shea. Tim Soukup. Claudia Bienias. Tom Fay. Tim Nelson. Samuel Brown. Mike Warner. Jim Rok. Tom Bartell. Row 4: Mike Vaxxracz. Vice-President. Doug Franz. Emmit Stewart. Jr.. Les James. Mike Widmer. Richard Rhinehart. Bruce Wislofsky. Robert Prawalsky. President. .lohn Rapaez. Jerry Freehette. Secretary-Treasurer. Sheldon Johnson. y Lettermen Mr. Gerald Cady Strong young men who have served Voe'A in ath- f Bob Prawalsky Advisor letic adventures and endeavors. for their loyalty Prggidcm throughout the year were awarded a letter for recog- nition of their contribution to Vocational. During the year the Club sponsored a candy sale and the Letterman Banquet. They are directed and super- vised by lVlr. Gerald Cady. f va-f -warm f, . , so- ... al . Mike Vawracz Vice-President Jerry Frechette Secretary-Treasur CI' Unorganizations Society for thc Prevention of Passage. Tradcwind Tactics. Lonely Hearts Club. if Eli! Q. 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Dennis O'Shea. Skip May. Shel- don Johnson. Rufus Brown. Richard Rhinehart. Row 2: David Tollifson. Mgr.. Claster Davis. Roger l,ipa. Allen Pederson. l.arry Anderson, Doug Lien. Jim Mely. Jim Fluguar. John Sroka. Bob Williams. Mike Peterson. Row 3: Mr. Cady. Coach. Duane Hen- sel. Tom Miller. James Brown. Merlin Hector. Glen Brandt. Dan Bullock. Steve Sutherland. Tyrone James. Emmett Stewart. Row 4: Richard Kozicki. Pat Doughty, Larry Brown. Jim McKinney. Jon Wilkins. Leslie James. Darrell Revord. Tim Tessman. Mr Janasz. Coach. Mr. Schmid. Coach. . , ,sc Football is . . L 3 A What words can describe the vigor- -sn if ous, hard driving wall of power Voc 'A on 1 if is proud to call its football team? h hAo .:my. ohh. ...,. X . . W I X . h . Q K VAK. 5 A ,.-. K- A ky ikh, l t . it E? iky T. A tit.: , . Conquering conqulstadors ot t e P18 . . -1.512 ,h. A .S g Ag g A skin! The deteat ot West at the . .123 .1-51-fir.f t g, ' 1.. I homecoming game as well as numer- o . 'W' l U Q k I 55535 ..- . :ii k 5 ous achievements among the players QQ t :fi themselves serve as excellent exam- lm f U ples for future Voc teams. . 2 - J . 'e ' V V i -ht Q K V - -5 in r 1 EEE - --.-. ...-. . if .X A X Jerry Frechette. Jim Rok. Mr. Cady. Voc Voc Voc Voc Voc Voc Voc Voc , ff 3 55,5 l 2 Washburn l 6 South if l 8 West O Roosevelt 1 6 Southwest Marshall -U 0 Henry Edison 39 22 8 33 40 21 20 33 .gf -EQI-5325 , . ' ,Aww A ' ,1 . iw , q, M, 7.4 Q SRa0,j 4' 1 5 , LR Row l: Ron Westberry. Randy Irwin, Brent Megines, Joe Mau. Stan Lien, Kevin Amundsen. Steve Venstad. Mark Granger. Jim Paquette, Charles Oliver, General Butler. Row 2: Mike Forare, Dave Belton, Mike Meyer, Mike Stachowski. George Zembal. Jim Halbert, Chuck Lesare, Russ Evans. Roger Gale, Tim Bailey, Mr. Voss. Row 3: Mr. Skavnak, Tim Oney, David Fuss, Kent Ferguson. Lynn Burman, Richard M anley. Glenn Lang. Tim Anderson, Brian Mealman. Mike Teclaw, Jim Kyle. Sophomore Football inf... H W 0 wvvfk W--v 4.. X4-. X WM s.Xx-WM 'VS X. 4 Tim Tesman. Doug l.ein. Steve Sutherland. Pat Doughty. Tyrone James. Bill McGrath. Steve Moran. Ken Singleton. Mike Cook. Jerry lrircchctte. Allan Peterson. 'l'om Fay. larry Brown. Jim l-lougar. Richard Chambers. Coach and Nlikc Vawracf. Captain. Basketball Vocational's 1970 basketball team whomped 4 non- conference opponents and 2 conference opponents. The highlight ot' the year was the team's trip to Menahga. where they went snowmobiling and participated in other outdoor activities. Another special event was the Christmas Tournament held in Hutchinson. Minne- sota. Although the game was lost, the boys put in a lot ot' effort. NONCONFERENCE: Voe Voe Voe Voc Voc Yoe Voc 65 52 46 3:70 -l5 69 69 St. Paul Monroe Mpls. Lutheran Blake Hutchinson Stillwater Menahga St. Francis :5:Christmas Tournament I J CON FERENCE: Voe 5 6 Voc 3 9 Voc 3 S Yoe 60 Voc -l-1 Voe 5 6 Voc 69 Voc 50 Voc 49 V oe 5 5 Washburn West North Marshall -U Roosevelt Edison Henry Southwest Central South I only missed it by this muchf, Sophomore Basketball Coach Janasz reports an intense satis- faction in the sophomore basketball team, because stress has been placed on personal development, The results were self-evident. A sharp increase in points per man and remarkable team spirit were evidences of the extraordinary competency shown by the sophomore basketball team. Jim Gray, Don Lynch, Terry Brevig, Kent Fergerson, Glenn Lang, Bob Morris, Ken Darula, General Butler and Coach Chet Janusz. Not Pictured: Keith McCormick. Dave Rekucki. Kevin Amundson. 4 ,. A .. L Top Row: Ron Westbury. Dale Patterson. Tom Katrinak. Rainer Grossy. .lim Baker. Jerold DeYoung. Bob Williams. Charles Oliver. Bruce Wislofsky. Chuck Wigman. 'l'om Miller. Absent: Richard Slattery. Dave Belton. Bottom Row: Tim Mastro. Mike Pouliot. John Adam. Ben Adam. Tim Nelson. Doug Swanson. Steve Hansen. Mike Widmer. Glen Brandt. Absent: Roger Lipa. John Pacheco. Al Bernielx. Emmit Stewart. Les James. Wrestling Won l,ost Tie 957'l'im Mastro 8 l 0 IO3-.lohn Pachecco 6 3 0 ll2fMike Pouliot 4 4 0 120-John Adam 6 l 2 I277Ben Adam 9 0 l l33f'l'im Nelson 5 5 0 I38-Doug Swanson 0 5 0 l-15-Steve Hansen l 6 l l5-lghlike Widmer 7 2 l lfwiflilen Brandt 3 2 0 175 A -Emmit Stewart 5 5 0 Hwt.7l,eslieJames 5 4 l CONFERENCE: Voc North Voc West Voc Edison Voc Henry Voc lvlarshall-U Voc South Voc Washburn Voc Roosevelt Voc Southwest Voc Central NONCONFERENCE: Voc 26 Orono Voc St. Paul Haidinv In Region 5 John and Ben rep- resented themselves very well. John lost in thc second round by a slim margin to a boy who later took third in state. Ben lost once to state champ Jeff Lamphere in the finals of Region, taking second. ln state Ben came from behind in first two matches to dominate his opponents and in the third match he lost by one point. Two more seconds and he would have won. In consolation he won the first match and lost the second very closely to end up 4th in Tourna- ment. O Row I: Steve Westermun. Ken Ellingson. Mike l.ynch. Bernie Mithun. Jim Carlson. Row 2: Steve Venstad, Tim Bailey Rich K isper son. David Hintze. Nlike Meyer. Dun Dircz. Row 3: Jerry Johnigun. Briun Mezilnian. Wayne Vrioni. David Fuss. C o rch John Voss Not Pictured: Dave Rossback. O C Sw1rr1m1ng Voc 69 Marshall-U Voc 63 Central A Voc 34 Washburn l Voc 19 Henry Yue Zl Roosevelt You 35 Southwest Voe 19 Edison Voc 24 West Voc 35 North Yoe 48 South Captain Bernie Mithun with his coach Mr. Voss. Where's the mermaid? nl' fx t, The elite of the underwater kingdom have done well this year, with each urm und leg stroking forward, bringing buck at sure triumph for faithful fans. The swimmers are lin' from heing ull wet . They ure. in fuel. positively drenched in the gifts any sell'-respecting hznnmerheud would he proud ol+u swimming ability second to none. Hockey Co-captain. Bob Prawalsky: Couch. Rick Alm: Captain. Bill Boeser. Our polished puck pellers eontinue to give ull opponents Ll run for their money while at the same time developing, awesome power and speed. Coach Aim agrees that with 21 bit more time and practice, the teum Could become am uvulzinche of indomitable force. Voc Voc Voc VUC Voc Voc Voc VOC VUC Voc vii? Row l: Mike Forarc. Mikc Teclaw, Bob Prawalsky, Ernic Moen. Bill Boeser. Roger Bilck Doug Franz Doug Millar Row 2: Tim Paquctte. manager: Mike Cudo. Joe O'Neil. Al Grossman. Greg Jonu Bitnt NlcGinnis Tom luntl Ralph Smith, .lim McKinney, Coach, Rick Alm. SCORE BOARD Washburn South Edison West Henry Rooscvelt Ccntral Southwest North M LlI'Sl12ill -U Cross Countr I Things can travel faster than light, u fact evident from our lightning- swift Cross Country team. Using every morsel of time for practice. and every gram of energy on the field, we ol' Voc can be sure that the Cross Country teum will always be in the news. Row l: Tim Soukup, Tim Nelson. Row 2: Al Bernick. Row 3: Stun Cryn, Ken Ellingson. Row 4: Roger Bulck, .lim Carlson. Row S: Cappy Jones, Couch. if ,rf 4 Track Often track and cross country are confused with each other. Cross Country involves mostly running. while track involves pole vaulting. broad and high jumps. shot put. as well as cross country. 5 Row I: Al Bernick, Tim Nelson. Edgar Archamble. Clastcr Davis, Sam Brown, Richard Rhinehart. Row 2: Leslie James. John Pcchcco, Bill Godfrey, Steve Wcstcrman, Steve Hansen, Ron VanAsch. Row 3: Mr. Skavnak, Dennis Warren, John Rottuch. Jim Westrutl. Emmit Stewart, Stan Straus. M r. Robinson. 1 'ig P tj - Row l: Mike Martin. Jerry Warzeha. Dave Schultz, Brad Carpenter. Row 2: Mr. Voss. Roger Pederson. Charles Looby. Bob lskierlta. Baseball '69 Baseball is ll sport where size is not the vital factor. Rather it is speed, agility, and sharpness of the eye that composes a good player. Our hard working team with Mr. Voss at the helm has struggled to keep the team together after losing a number of key players through graduation. - i gzx Mhz, M, ,313VAA, k ,V -,,-,, I ,A I 5 J i J YK? fa, J - TF 'Z l A 1'-Z 1 , xt 1 V' i f J 3, EL 41.53, I ' 5 W ' A '-f --A rl i 'A l iiv r r isi sss ss 1969 Tennis Team-Row l: Bill McGrath, Terry Thurn, Tim Soukup, Ken Ellingson, Ray Schwendman. Row 2: Mr. Lindman, Dean Pearson, Jim Nedry, Ron St. Hill- aire, Jim Carlson. k,., T , 'r 1 ' -. lrr - 5 f s J Q . ' X Tennis Tennis is a sport which requires quick reflexes and split-second tim- ing. A tennis player must know his next move and execute it precisely if he wants to win his match. Un- der the supervision of Mr. Lind- man last year and Mr. Wodarski this year, our tennis team worked long and strenuous hours putting together-this fine team. 1970 Tennis Team-Row l: Mr. Wodarski, Tom Fay, Jim Carlson, Bill McGrath, Tim Soukup, Ken Ellingson. Row 2: Dan Direz, Dwayne Aanerud, Richard Fair- banks, Kevin Amundsen, Tom Miller, Jesse Buckner, Mike Stachowski, Mike Meyer, Chris Putnam. Row 1: Mary Blasiak, Loretta Yurick, Marilyn Martinson. Row 2: Kathy Spah, Laurie Larsen, Sue Stevenson, Janine Bernier, Bev Brace. Row 3: Jean Zawislak, Claudia Bienias, .loan Lefebyre, Peggy, Sandue, Connie Johnson. Absent: Carol Moritko. Girls, Golf lf you're walking past the girls' gym on Thursday mornings, you might be surprised to hear grunts and groans coming from within the gym. Don't be alarmed! It is only the girls? golf team being whipped into shape for the season by Coach Tenney. i Q Mrs. Sarah Lemke, former golf Coach. Miss Dorothy Tenney, present golf coach. yatt , 'L 1.y, t t ,, ,,,' fl, , ,if fu- af'w.a.,,,N,,,,ffW-ff-N ,: 3 N. ,,f'f eMM,, ' v, Girls returning from previous years are-Row l: Loretta Yurick, Mary I know we need to practice, but shouldn't Blasiak, Kathy Spah, Marilyn Martinson. Row 2: Laurie Larsen, Claudia we wait until the snow melts? Bienias, Jean Zawislak, Bev Brace, Sue Stevenson. David Johnson. Tom B irtcll Stcvc Mor in John Menning I-i ink D ntko Bo S' Golf ll' you want to be a good golfer. co- ordination ol' hand and eye. Stamina. and plenty ol' practice are the least you can get by with. The team plays other schools around the city for the city championship while gaining practical experience in a popular sport. Mr. Edward Karbo. Coach. VlCl1VlCCA.lLJ71Q':lLl V1 U if 1 ff ,f Ami . :Qin - A New . I , as vp Q . N, W K, .,,,-My, is ,M ,H ' xx Q, 5.-gl, Q U ff W ff . f ff ff f .f ,f ,fix K. if, f K I ,I U ii ' fn X 1 I .. :lf kia, . Mg' KM -'f 1 ffkfff , .11 V ,-1. , fmy,,1L.g.sNw 'W ' 9131:-' Q izwpw .bw wwrgx, akqz. DERCLASSME A 'W xl K.,.,.,4.......,............-...... .... I I i CAMERA SHY: Dwayne Aanerud. Bert F. Benjaminson. Dale l.. Burrell. Kim Cunningham. Terry l.ee Domhrock. Tim Allen Dorn. Pattie Mae Gominsky, Mike Hawkes, .laekie Holm. Steven Jaeohsen. Gregory Katehinark. Cathy Kuehinski. Gregory Lang. Jackie l.e- Cuyer. Michael Livingston. Stephen Muellerleile. Dan 0'Keefe. John Pacheco, .lohn l Prondxinski. Susan Reynolds. Raymond Schroeder. Ken Singleton. Ralph Smith. K i Wally Stanley. Eminit Stewart. Lynne Susnik. James SwitLenberg. Gary Tournier. Terri lraver. .lon Wilkins. Maggie Williams. J ' Emmit Stewart. President. Vanessa Knight. Secretary. Joyce Manuel. Treasurer. Dianne Dooher, Vice President, I-it - ' . wax . ..,. if .. xx S V s .3 si A Nw - .ax Q . iee Junior Council . pa. 'QQ bills Top, Row l: Erick Robbins. Emmit Stewart. Wayne Vrioni. Pat Doughty. Peggy Gazda. Row 2: Joyce Manuel. Doug Lien. Sue Rudick. Rozetta Pruitt. l-'rank Datko. Row 3: Cynthia Ross. Brenda McCutcheon. Vikki Spencer. Dianne Dooher. Vanessa Knight. Not pictured are Randy Bona and Den Singleton. During long advisories on Wednesday, the Junior Coun- cil meets. They plan activities for the junior class and work in conjunction with the sophomore and senior coun- cils. They organized such activities as the Junior Prom and other dances and the ordering of their class rings. Besides this being fun, all this is preparing them for their senior year. Mr. Voss. Advisor 4 Allen Bernick Janine Berniui' Tom Blom Randy Bona Rodney Booen Francine Boyce Mary Bronson James Brown Danny Bullock Bradley Burk Danicl Burke Bill Cahlander ' .Sig i f E., 1. if .- Mx- 4 . x.f. . - Q + Q - M X .f Q 4, A if r' ' .fit sf 3 if it B X w i i .f G5 S -.1 VX or 4 or 'V -, if : - Q. - Q ,--3. Q N.-5 YW' is X 5 f ., - - sf 3 5 1 if we F' . if Benjamin Adams Doug zxlilllh Michael Alex SEQ? Sr -fi , Mary Anderson Roy Anderson Mary Ankney ff in , kkyyh i ,. K -N-KX if: - W , : , -f Q -- dsgzxggififi I I . Carol Allgood ' ' Shawn Aman 'f Larry 541' s t y V Anderson iiiiii T M R Z .,:, r -r of , R .gf B L ' X , F ,:.' Q , 5 ir --' Ii' A ,,.,, Qi X B on dxf A , Wild 1 fl! il Ei, F it X 1 Si gn-fa 5 2 QQ ti Tommy Lee Armstrong Rick Aspinwall David Bailey Rose Baker Diane Bakken Roger Balck A er' ,aff : X Beverly Brace Allan Bradford Michael Brady Glen Brandt, John Brandtjcn Michael Breuninger Junior M Barry Davis Calvin DeMarrc Jeanette Dcnnic Mark Dc St. H11 hurt John Dc.I arlais Dianne Dooher I w. fa 1 W ..,, Q1 fi, ii cv .D-1 Bonnie English Art lirichscn Patil lzrickson Richard Fairbanks Patrick Flanigan James Flugaur rf- 'L ,. , tj Vt' 4. 5 .', Q, I, efffrfrlig Eg gg ,H ggvff 1 L? 4 ' -' kilns' ' .ssjffi 1 :rr ,- 445 John Grcnzer Alvan t Grossman , Jeffrey Gruct! Y' Richard Halck Charles Hall J: H Marcia . Halvorson -4 I' ,, . :if l .. 4'-rv ,417 Qlb, 'J if -,,, 'I31 ,, f M, mf, V ? wwf 1 M I Don Castle Julie Christoph Stan Chiyn Vanessa Crancy Darlene Danielson Frank Datko Patrick Doughty Martha Downhour Doug Dumas Mikc Eckman Alvin Edwards Debra Engle I WK' i dx l t f if , . ,F i et W5 i 2 64 if it ,I V Nl I A I M 7 V, 1 , Kathy Gay 1, fx!! ' ,nr V Peggy Gazda , W L 1 V ' Judy Gcrhardl 5 'N fr w ly W : A r J sandy Gibson ,QI not 5' 'i -w.,w Mike Gozcl V ' ' Terrie Green im f.,:5-A X t 9 .iti ' .' nl ' V V x ffl If I5 ,, ,,,i , H ,,4, , Donna . I V , Hamann '55 A A Terri , f y 7 . 1' ' ' ' Harmnoiid ,J .I ' W' 'J' L V Steve Hanscn Q,-9' , f x Sf'-7' Philip Hanson . v. A , Donna 'Lf' ' Harmon X g Randy Harris cf-I 3 ' . 7 , 'Va ! A A ,, af' ' 1 ff A 'P' eg! 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V' Qu v David Krenz George Koch James Kurtti Dana l.aPage Oralee Law Lynette Lee Michelle Lcntner Peter LeRoy Paul Leuck Doug Lien Ronnie Ligons Blaine Lindskog Steve Litwinczuk Dan Luce Tom Lund Joyce Manuel Maureen Marks Sandec Martin Doug McNeill Matthew Medrano Martin Melina Tom Miller Tom Millette Ernie Moen 1 Z ,J - Q - V 32 0 Wu, .3 zi- .,,., . : ,,.,,- ,,.- . . I fi J,-V J - ,M f lt '7 'Ag ' - J - WJ, s X:-Y , K R y -Z . , 'A V ' -L jx f' 2 ri-I - if y, -3 , .Y -.pa ' I if , f lr , 1 ' ,. ,ff 4 M' I V1 X an '56 4' 'Q 4-N YT. J ' ' -' 7 1, , 'W - ,I .f A J , ' ! I ,J 4 11 J , . Q ' V , Y' ' l XVIII' .V , ,Q A ...ai ,, fm I X fitt kjx, J i,.t, ,rf L ny A ij J, .Oi Q s e 5 ,, a N E' th QQ Harold Lacy Richard Lamhkins Cheryl Leners Linda Lentner Brian l ieknew David Lickness DenniS Linman Roger Lipa Keith Madonna Mary Helen Magnan Tim M astro Brenda McCutche John Mely John Menning Steve Moran Donald Moritko UD X I R 5 fy 'x A M f :gf ' A if Ly 3 aff .' 51? N ' ww rf sl .A f gif V ff' if Mfg' 'rf' I fi ,. Q i V,,,, , , I fs X. v 1 5 :J , HVXCSQ f ,, 1 I ff. ,- L g H' ,f-f' c I W' ,..-f 'fr' f r k A? ,fl Q , , ,1 5'W 'h M 1-v 127 , We f Cv fl' ,NAV ,ns 4. ,i Q -azz! Rick Neuman linda Nevala Doug Nystrom Don Uhr Nancy Ojeda Bonnie Oliver Joe O'Neill Carolyn Patton Mike Pearson Allan Pederson Steve Phifer Linda Phillips li Vyv, H, P 434 Pe? 1 ,, , ly , i -I Y -5,1 ..:iii V- si ,i ,,,, W , 1' ff Diane Rogman Cynthia Ross John Rottach Mike Rozek Sue Rudick Tony Ruf Mike Rupert Kris Rush Dave Saukkola Debbie Scales 9 ,..,-.1 gl' Deborah Schnappauf V , Mark Schuster Bill Schweigert Patrick Sellner Sandy Shipshoek Debra Shupien Anita Sikorski Norm Sivula .3 ...E 'fi X ui mf! !-9, ii! -If r iw in, . Q v ' I Q. if W' f X V ...ii Bill Morris Adrian Neatieuu Joe Nelson Tim Nelson Vicki Nelson Mitzi Neubauer yf, i i4,yi ff'-i it V , 11134 Q ,f t f , V , , R aft ' Alt l tfl X 1 7 f aw rr fw-, I 1, ,L , V 2 . m H . ,hi H , ' - V 5' .la ,,,, . ,V , rw Q A ...Q 2 'g i M, , I V I ,y-uf ,iv A it , Matthew Phillips VVandu Provo Rozetta Pruitt Steve Quan Leslie Rakowski Daryl Reeves Darrel Revord Marcia Roberts Marie Roberts lzrick Robbins Michael Robinson Carol Rogers i V wil y! H ., pi-,f.1,., x I vp N A '43 1' 3- , V Z I 7 ' f ' s, , i , , 1 , 7 tx , , if fs ' iii, W im' 4 'i , M it r af' fr i Q R it i t I V ,' f f ' ' f N , I ' Q W V ' i f y y E '7' fi W gr ,, , V , V W ygr, ,g,VL i , ,, V I V: 5? A, , .I Z ' ' A im -if ' af is , F .. , K i fi, Q-, f- l intla Smith Deborah Snow Janet Spano Vikki Spencer Junior X ,tim ,,--f .2 Tammy Strickler l.eRoy Struckmun Sandra Struckman Paul Svituk Steven Sutherland Senice Swift .-at fr? t ' I 'J , oi .ri Q .23 ,-L .J N5 Rv x D i RJ ,..-3 .N N ex . tt . 4 a ' .0- NP' 3 - , xg X ' R T.. .K Timmins .. Churlcnc 'Ioul - Donald Town J ' 3 is 4 Dunn l'ownsv:itd X3 ,J 1, I 4 A, Mike Lfrmun W ' 'Ag Ronald ' VanAsch l K - A.. x , . 1 -W 9, X, J . , N4 ' ff' - '21 5 . Beverly Weller Ronald West Steve Wcstcrmztn ,Ji W - Chuck ' V. ...Q 55 Wicgmunn AT Fred VViggins l if , t N Janet Withers A g in 'fwsfn lrsr ,.f 7 A A 4 :-'K X rt Y il fp agp- 1' N f in 'A 'I' X 'M an 4 'Lk V Ups , so 5, I ui Ql A , X .T tl 2 lx 9' T ' fe John Stoltz: Deborah Stusney Greg Stcinkc Richard Stenzxch Susan Stevenson Sue Stodolka Joseph Synowczynski Stephen Szykulski Tim Tcssmzin Lindu Thomson Connie Ticmun David Tillcmuns Randy Yundul oo Ruth Vt1nHcel Vicki Vcnstad Wayne Vrioni Dana Wollak Toni Warfield J no di .N it , ,. my t 15 fi if lbs, Marie Wodnick Chuck Woods Rochelle Wyppich John Youngmurk Jean Zcmbztl John Zembzil Sophomores J erry Johnigon, President. Corrine Farrington, Secrctary. Peggy Sandvc, Treasurer J!!! Q Sophomore Council ...M . 5 Vw,...iiwa K 35 vw Top Row: Beverly Peterson, David Fuss, Sue Bassett, Debbie Anderson, Donald Anderson. Middle Row: Debbie Rogers, General Butler, Rita Sorensen, Peggy Voller, Theresa Dalton, Marcia Anderson, David Belton. Bottom Row: Mr. Karbo, Corrine Farrington, Jerry Johingan, Peggy Sandve, Mr. Cina. The sophomore council involves sophomores in decision-making and parliamentary procedure. They represent the sophomore class and have been active this year. They organized the all- school Sweetheart dance, and sold class pins. This year has done much for the representatives in preparing them for next year's responsibilities asjuniors. Mr. Karbo and Mr. Cina, advisors , ,, aw- g g .an l 4 W , if ! i mf!! 155' ' .3 W .1 gy Q ,, , , Q MX Donald Ayres Richard Backen Tim Bailey James Baker Janet Barnes Sue Bassett ' 4,8 A, Ai- ,nw ,I K :gl '.,V: I , Q 3 w , Q t a, M4 if ,Z J' 2 f. W 'V if , We Q 'fi' ,, ,..,,,., ,,. , ,.9,m, ' 'l 1-3 'W Patty Albrecht Ted Allison Kevin Amundsen is K, A 5 if Marcia Anderson Marie Anderson Mike Andreasen , 'Q 4,'e::Q22,f2f a I , H , X , Xl-zlnlr e 4 r r, i ' f if lf t - 4' lf-K , L ,EI I ,. AIVA V , Ivvv... , W . , . , Dan Berthllson ,' iff, 'Z Eileen Bickell 0 ' Dawn Bies Q T ' , , . ' , Jean Blcstada I 3 . , 5 A Bob Billiet '. . ' ' ' It . , . - V . .LQ V Linda Sue ,ft '72 -.girl 0 S Bollin --off - L dgfifllii' ,M 4 L : . 11,522-flex-f:':jQfa23'if2'f'E' x 71, , - - :ff-y ...ny-Q g'H'f':?1 ,sm yi! : ini ,Q 'Q 1, ' 15 1. 9' gf iw 4' 4 .44 1 Qi? V l ly ,,,,, ww gi- , P5 V , ., 2- 1, ' Q l 5 W gy 3. X Ae -t We , V ' . Q 4 w'f5f'fm'f .' LI, v..w-2645521114 an li , ,,.,W.. G if ,,f ,K l av 'P-' ,,t,,, I ' MTE? ,W V ,, A , ' . R Wi ,fi I was aww t A We u Q' xx' Debra Anderson Donald Anderson Jeff Anderson A A xs ef 1527? tx . A ii-'TQ' k ,Ji 2 Sonya Anderson Susan Anderson Timothy Anderson Verne Anderson Terrence Asclofl' Roxanne Aubrecht A H -5 f L 4 fn, ' 4-JK E 1 ff 1 4 Bill Bauman David Belton Vickie Benson Mike Bentler Barbara Berg Richard Berres Sophomores J , nf 1 5 2 ff j Q Y 2 'W vb- f x AKW J rf it K ,tWf:,g,qA1,i ing , Dean Broeckelman Larry Brown Mike Brykovsky Jesse Buckner Debbie Bulclic Dennis Buldic . 1' i gl l . Diane Carlson John Carlson Allan Carry Ronnie Coleman Cheryl Courneya 'fa ,V4L ' 'V f, . td., A ' . , ff 'F fl 2 'V ',,4 ,? el it it K . Q , , , A,ll,, A w wf! ,- mggge' ' , ..,A t , K ,. 'uni gnu? iQ 5, , V , - K ,.W.,, - K ,L A Q . ,,,., I , ,V KE I I , . K E I twimwg ,V sfcftginf ,I W-an-Z QW Qi ll. . T., w-B it Z' QM 5 it , ig f V W LAI ,Mm if all r y f 1 Q I if Chris Dahl .af Q , i if 4 if 22 -. 5 Z Dianne Dignen Keith Dinius Dan Diruz Debbie Doerr am Dooher Barbara Dorfe W if , W, ,. .N,, W, 01- ..4-Af' f as Z P X1 ' C .A,. 7 , ,,l, V - ,sc y RK a n M - fr 1 72 1:7 s , , i J 1 fi ...J , J Z t Z.. aa W 11 ,1 A 1 11, ,Y 4 x 1 ft, 'sa f f 699.68 G' Tom Borrett Lora Boyce Marlene Brace Terry Brcvig Marilyn Brewer Tom Briggs AJP General Butler Theresa Butterfield Joyce Cajune Tony Calistro Susan Capps Mary Carhill W li wa s J 2 Janice Dahlbloom Theresa Dalton Ken Darula Keith Denarad Linda Denzer Jerry DeYoung Q 4' X ir ' ,,...,, . --may A? 4 J yyy X'-2 Bob Drake Robin Dryer Jeff Duncan Mike Durant Kathi Eberlien James Eckman ,F 9 . as 6 f-. T Q xfi 5 F ,.::2, .. ,- r -5: 5 5 - Tigre? QU, if f . . re A3 Q ,ff F . V -1: , . Y .0 F N 0 J K F x, f-av . 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' 5' ' .... gl E 6 -Rl ' ,K J fx , 2 fu HRM! , m fl 5 .lim Hulbm Cdlhffirw -'Ohm MC,-lin Humor Hallesy llalvorson David Himlc Mary Holland 5 f 2 XE J gi . ...-9 .2 L V f, I Sl ,Q L' A, SQ s N. ' i 1 gf. f-v 1' Ad I . i A A as sf Chris Hoye Jerry .lohnigan Randy Irwin Harb Johnson '57 . 'S' 'x ,. 1 Us f .C 4 Tom Johnson Greg Jones 1 iv N .5 -as - t S .- --. i 'dl N at - , , ji , ,, , Y . if A ,L as 1 ,.,,aP A Kevin Keeler Mike Kelly Bradley Korst Stephanie Kors! Joyce lskierka Becky Johnson Joel Kaezmarek it Y il n X . -P' N...-I Xi c - .X . Larry Kelner Loren Korvela Craig Jacobson Dave Johnson - V if h 'I' if 9 Royce Kanlolu vlif .3 Qi 14- is S 'O Jill Kihlgrcn l,ori Kruchten Z fi ,w . i xg ' K wk K X ,Mei-Q 1: Q .6 S . as 1 .3 DY 'cv . J 1. Dave Jalson Tyrone James Donna Joanne Johnson Johnson X. Q so .. Thomas Pat Kaufmann Katrinak l M ' Nfl .. 'xx--f S . - ..-Q ai' ,- - ff! 'ni V Debra Kline Jim Kubic X e.if1i ef!! I Karen Klcppel Don Kuehne XD' Ray Jclinek Kathy Johnson A -,. , ,ff l Sue Jesse Richard Johnson x J im., in J Q ' ..'.,.'g J Dennis Colleen Keegan Kedrowslti ,. gs.. 'Q , to -is S is to J K X 1' is he 4 ssl it ,gt A - i 1. KN -.kg K3 E . Hi J J Pat Knight David Koppes Tom Kuta Rene l.ahr 6 Sophomores Beth Laskowski Diane Laskowski Margaret l,aSota Darlene I avoie Joan Lefebvre Cindy Lehman i , I ,Q 1 4' S Marvin Lancaster Jane I und Robert Lussier Don l,yneh Michael Maclean Mike Maddaus , W. 5. -Ja ,y,,..,n M I Keith Nleformick Rieh Mel-'arland Connie Nlciiill Patti Mcfirath Brent Mclnnis .lim McKinney Q04 , Doug Miller Wanda Miller Pam Mitchell Patricia Moeller Paula Montague Toni Morgan Q: M L wf' i 2 . , b . f ' 4 ff i L, y ,Y J it .4 -' W l if' ,, 'ffl J 'neg-i iv it . 'K 5 ' ,fe 5 K. iff- ' if-J . V X N' A .,,i:f,M ,Y K S? if 1 ya ' fe 'X ,v-.L A u 0' W fd I '-'Z' V Z ,,.,W , 'MGQ . Main, ,. vo- , S, ,A X if W1 Aw ,. , . 9' le XP ! sv ' Ae -f 5 ' , I , xii, at, 1 A if rx 'Q' .4-J mi .W 5-v , ,nf 2 .4 We J 5 1? 2, fu K z -I , A ,,, if ,ar- .J 4 f, gg, Qi 41. Y 1 ,- W Q1 David Lellifson Betty Lewis Stan Lien Dana Lindemyer Mary Litwinezuk Richard Lucdtke 1' .25 ,,,. Y fl , - ,gf Chris Madonna Richard Manley Deanna Mans Paul Martin Ron Martinson Joe Mau t an 1. ea ,,, 1 431 ,lfitf Linda McLaughlin Brian Mcalman Nancy Mendez Dale Metcalf Lori Meyer Michael Meyer . f i -644 V...,.., ,fn X. i w , 1 Agfa f if 1: ,,, f 1 of , t X Dun Nechkash Brad Nelson l.aVcrn Nelson Linda Nelson Ricky Nelson Tunis Nicholas Tim Oney Annette Osborne John Pacheco l'im Paquette Tom Paquettc Mary Paulson W Sam Perry Beverly Peterson Mike Pouliot ,J 1-if W 3 2 it L 'el v lg rf? f 14 ,Q '- V , f I Q '-1 :L Q ,,tl'fVyF' ' Q .,, f x . 'ff' 'WW I 4, i . -M f,,Q'9 ii- i' lim V,,,f i Z X , up U ' ,fad I W, B .If x 1 I ,L , , 'ww 1 3. I t , Q IQ. Q - 'fi an I ' 2 - - ii l ' A i 9' ' VW, ii QL., ,P ' VW-, Dale Pederson Martha Pederson Mike Perfccto .2 N1 1 'i' 2 I Cindy Prince Tom Pruitt Rita Prusha fyfs ,yi, J l 'ffi ' 47 I A lf.. I,,', A. ,r,, M K ' 2 2 1 f If 'f , A 3 ia as r,,. B so , ,.,, V? f :Y i 1, A irf ' A 'J , it 'T:l:f4 , I ' M f'p:Mff:,::.L':.v.. ,W-ff? ,B :g....A --H R Tom Moritko Bob Morris William Morris Gary Morstad Bill Mulvihill Debi Nusccne W ff Bonita Nickaboinc Kcvin Neimelu Greg Nystrom Luann Ojeda Charles Oliver Mikc Olson 'za , K ,gm N5 YQ X A Q5 1 'L bf' - ' f 'wr S' 5 il f i we K P is ,R nu' isp , 3 .., Bridget Putnam Dcbhic Rogurs XX Q 1 4 ' fi t fl k V ' V , 1 X iii' in ' i fbi K H. ia Q. 5 I ' , -X 'K ig i i Q Chris Putnam .lzlnct Bill Rogmlltl Rxlsmllsscll Nlxlly RUNL'Cl'llI1N 1 'LJ , - ' . ' i 1 l K gg I Q 1 L! 5 i q lx I A if :Mifflin ' - R l Q Q FL I .L 4 R K. N ,f 1 fi i -, ... fi, .-1 t : L' . , i - li ---1 2 i S Paul Ronald Ronan Dave Rckiicki Vicki Riddle Elizabeth Redhead Iyiivg Rmgbgich Peggy Slindvu Dunne RULlIAigllL'l Susan Slllldllsky .Iciin Sllliik Rosundilhl ng., N V -is X! lfhCI'h1lI'd .loull Silfflk Schmolling Mikg Susan Schzlke Richzlrd Sjachowski Steven Sjobcrg Slattery 'R ' i N V.,-4 I? i i . , YW fg 2. kk hh :Q A -of ,,.a I ' ' X ..-Z V, , A59 Inge Schmolling Chclyll Smith i' ' 'I K+' 1 S if.. f '?' 1 lllullll Schollzlcrt xyilflilll Smith IU -..Q waxy Ni 16 JP' 1- wifi F .IoAnnL' Schwartz Pvggy Schubcrl Michael Rita Sorcnscn gomno Suu Scdcsky Rohurt Spencer :wr . .,-1 1 QE iii Ei d Q-1. P ,g 'VS 4- S 5 . L :. 3 A 14 A . :ai Qing' Q: dl' . K . .,.,..., S5 ' -. it Q 1' ' I I as ' 5' 44' '- I QQ I I . AQ., X P- - a 8 ,.. , j , I 5 it ' I if-it R :it 5 of I R I '. .S I I Re ' I . R f - Eg - ' I Q ..,,. . - I 4, 6 F W N., V ,3 I tttt he if Q rf I iii X f I ...., I ' 'X ... iz: , . K , ,. P-'I . vi K 'A . Q..-0 . ,. I lffi li A A 5 ,,:, F ,, fi U' 4 le' W A I i' I Diane SPICIIHI Brian Stevens Jeanie Striekler Doug Swanson Elizabeth Swanson Steve Swart Terry 'laylor Mike 'I eelavx 'l eriy lempleton Tom 'Iihompwon Merry l'htn'n Steve lormanen Tom Yan .-Xseh Steve Venstael Tom Yillebrnn Gayle Wenz Ronald Weatherly David XX eyek Robert Williams Margaret Wirth Willie Mosby .Iohn XX oznialx Steve Yale George Zembal Nlunda Stromberg lyle Snrndi Carol Sutherland John Synowezynski hd wa rtl Sypn i eski Nina Szulga Robert lenhatl' Colleen Thomas Patty Thompso Donna ll Townsend Robin 'I resl James llmaniee Peggy Yolle C I' I. J1iCkie XX arngr Debbie XX arren Katie White Bill Williams Kay Williams k 38 X Q ' ' ' ' , . 1 :A A fx , t . I Md, 7 1 K A e X I ...nf , ' . Lf, .ie E 5' Q22 - ar ei X . 4- rl' jf- . 0 ie ' I I ' - .,, 'U 6 ,jg rv Y. ,V ., if . - if ,L .A 'I ,web --Q ' vw f -v F Q ' Lia .Q . W' . 2 Q' K 'Jr fit? x 5 H V. . I YQ , f . . ' I 1 J' ' ' r ii- 1 , I Xii ii iiiii 'i-If ,. X eaeivgsr be ,QQ 49' R - -3 If -ff' I JC I . Camera Shy John Adam Cheryl Biegert Mike Blaisdell Lynn Burman Valerie Calvin Ricky Cegon David Cordero Thereaa Dalton Dorn Elton John linger Nlichael I-orare Nlarilee llallqu I-'am Hill Debbie llongh Nliehael laeono Clary Johnson David Jolson Nancy Knotz Mark Krepela James Kyle Rene l.ahr Glenn Lang lat Brian Liekness larry Nlasiea Manuela Matlke David Murphy lerry Nelson Debbie Neubauer Kathy Opsal Kenny Opsal l eann Payne Nlatthew Phillips finely Prince Nliehael Rupert Ken Simpson Don Smith Nlike Staehowski Frances Swart Steven Synowezynski IJIIVILI lollilson Rick lnusignant Sharon XX ooels I39 YTJUDAH FACULTY 4 , f Y' ph. mf nw wbjw W-if 1, f . ew' K V f Win M34 1 9 JM 4 f v L21 4 Z1-sw! Sm A QQ Fr nz' gf. A ,q'-2g'W,2gg- 75:91 f,Ap A,1, . .-. ff 4:1 ,hw '-..f.w, M . f 'X' ,I 'Q MQW' 1, W' J we ,5 527-'kg f , wr ---' - f 2? g , , ,,,. Y Q ,, 1 ,ww 155 im? f' -ff ' 1- WV ,i z My ., ,,. , ,',' VVV- , wif' ,ff - 'MAG A v, 4 8 if 5 .iff Qwrffw Urn A .. f X ,, , W .Ma-41, -- Q Yfc gi 5 Q, Q S i' 5, 2. gs . - 5 1 gh l 42 Mr. Norman A, Jensen. Principal dministration Mr. Wilfred McGimpsey, Assistant Princip il if at -.N , The nicn who administer our school affect everyonc's life here at Vo- cational. Mr. Jensen and Mr. Mc Gimpseyf are responsible for the successful and efficient operation of our school. These men create the framework around which every activity takes place. and they have dedicated their talents to form a better Vocational High School. building initiative AUTO MECHANICS: This course is to prepare a grad- uate to go to any automobile that is not working properly. loeate the trouble. and repair it or replace parts in workmanlike manner. He also learns how to treat Customers. He uses speeial tools and equip- ment, inueh ot' which is electrical, to locate troubles. He learns where to liind inlorination needed to ser- viee the many makes of units used on ears. 'XII s. Vynthia .Xnders Lnglish and Drama Mr, Roger .fXnderson xxklllllklll Xlr. llt-nry ,'Xl'Clll lailorin Xlr. lxarl .Xxelsen l'l'lIll1ll2 'PN' f . D-.-w.,,,, MVN- liwlbll Uvlllll MII Al l3l'L'lilxL' Hrs, Patricia Bransberg Txlr. Joseph Budish Mrs. lgleanor Byrne Xlr. Gerald early lmirsing Coordinator Retail Sales Architectural Drawing English Physieal litlaeaiion . ' s ...ft J l ,XL 'Q K 2 4 M rs, Betty Cassidy Mr. Richard Chambers Miss Margaret Mr. John Cina Miss Kathleen Cleary Mn F. Richard CUSINCIUIUHY Uitilvgb' Christenson Radio-TV Commercial Foods Q,-uwfm-,Li Special Service Math Teacher Educatin tOI'l'1OI'fOW,S leaders g 9 BUSINESS: The business course concentrates on office skills and personal traits and prepares the student to function effectively in a business office. The cooperative work program, which is optional to seniors, smoothes the way from classroom to full-time work. The business club, MOEA, is a vital part of the program and helps the participant become an all- round citizen. Mrs. Irene Dwyer Mrs. Patricia Earl Counselor Nursing Miss Evelyn Edhlom Mr. George Engdahl Mrs. Doris Erickson Mr. Donald Evans Miss Claudia Mr, Orvul Fame English, Math. Social Auto Mechanics Business Curriculum and Teacher Fashinbauer lnmm-H Milking Sllldiwl Training English QL. Xl: I hn Penn M iz .Iuhn I-errzirn lngllsh Business no problem too large, COMMERCIAL ART l PRINTING: Commercial Art gives the student at chance to show oft' his artistic nbilities. He gets at chance to be ti painter. sculptor. photographer. and printer. Printing prepares at student to go out to any printing plant and suc- ceed. There are two fields you can go into, letterpress and lithography. Craftsmen in letterpress can be compositors by thand or machinej or L1 pressman. ln lithography, craftsmen can be czimerztmen, strip- pers, platemukers, and pressmen. no problem too insignificant, ga Mr Vernon Fielder Mr. John Fitchette Mr, Sidney Fladeland Soti il Studies Cnininereial Cooking Ax iulinn COMMERCIAL FOODS: Workers in hotel and restaurant cooking prepare and serve food and beverages. They cook meats, vege- tables, sauces and soups, bake cakes, pies and hot breads, make sandwiches, salads, beverages and fancy desserts. They set up and serve buffet, provide dining room services, purchase, receive, store, inventory and issue food supplies, and care for equipment. xx fm its 1 l w I f I .v,. I S I sw z W .uw . Mr. Earl Follmuih Aviation Nlr. lflovuird Fries Mr. Stanley Frostad Mr, Rieh ird Fuller Miss L tmv i Litrlseher Millh Machine Drafting Counselor Nursing .i iu,,,....v 45. Seeking the Power of Knowledge ' e I 1 Mr. Roman Gomez Mr. Robert Graham Mr. Gale Greenwood Mr. Ray Grobe Commercial Art Barbering I Mr. Eugene Hall Mr. Myron Hanson Mrs. Phebe Hanson Mrs. Joanne Hart Machine Drafting Business English Nursing Cominereial Art Metal Arts COSMETOLOGY 84 BARBERING: Cosmetology Consists of both high school and post graduates. This course requires 1500 hours of training in all types of hair and beauty treatments and an examination given by the Minnesota Board of Hairdressing and Beauty Culture. The Barbering department offers this course to post graduates only. After this course, students are prepared to take the State Board Barbers' Exam- ination. This will enable them to work as an apprentice in a barber shop. After they have finished this appren- ticeship, they take another test to get theirjourneyman's license. 7 , wi ,, . V, .tt Q' ' ,, , , gain ,aw . Q 5 V I f ' V- 1 f' I , l Mr. Wayne l-leikkila Commercial Foods ELECTRICITY: What is Electricity? To some a shocking experience! To others a rewarding knowledge of how to change a wall socket and save your- self some money. Yet for others it's security knowing everyone uses electricity. Meaning, where there is a need, there must be somebody to fill that need, a Vocational graduate. Developing Pride, EIiIII1'lg l'Nlf MACHINE SHOP, WELDING. SHEET METAL: The best-equipped student machine shop in the city serves us right here at Vocational. Each student spends at least two to three hours in the shop learning on new exceptionally well-kept equipment. Beginning with small projects. the trainee works his way toward more intricate and precise machinework. We pride our- selves in having employers select choice students from our senior shop graduating class. Mr. Kenneth Knox Counselor Mr. Chester .I anasz Social Studies Mr. Evan Jones Math Mr. Edward Karho Tailoring Mrs. Anne Larson Mr. Robert K. Larson Mrs. Sarah Jane Lemke Nursing Electronics Physical Education l I4 Keeping Up with the Times, I OID A fzsxaaffyw l I .I V Vzz , I Oil 1 Q, A I ffl Mr. Arthur Lindman Mrs. Martha Lund Mr Social Studies Librarian SALES, NEEDLE ARTS, TAILORING: In Sales Training students gain prac- tical experience for future employ- ment and also are taught the tech- niques of keeping sales records. The fashion world is ever demanding new and better ideas and workers. Needle Arts and Tailoring cover this world thoroughly. The sewing industry is a profitable one which includes piece work and alterations. ,. i 1 i . Clifford Lundberg Electricity Mrs. Dorothy Mattson Mrs. Wanda Mattson Commercial Foods Needle Arts 1 .Wit ? .A M 42.2194 F, 4. ,Hit ez' ' v f I ,TW i 22. Zi? . Mr. Stanley Markun Commercial Foods l ug, MT- FCFHZ MCYCI' Mrs. Patricia Mucdeking Auto Mechanics Nursing sf y Broademng Horizons Q J .5 Y Mrs Gwendolyn Mr Wenclel Nice Mrs. Elaine Nygrcn Miss Alice Odegard Ntbulung Electricity English English PATTERNMAKINGZ Patternmaking is an important part of all manufacturing. Students are taught design skills and the accurate construction of patterns. Mr. John Peyla Cabinetmaking Mr Louis Prekker Mr Robert Putnam Mr F Jules Reed Mr .limes Reinerlson Mrs, Sgphya Reitan Mrs, Lucille Roach Sheet Metal Electricity Coordin itor M ith Textiles and Library Retail Training Effective English communication is one of the most important and com- plex abilities in our society today. Our English department meets the needs of the students in thrce basic areas: first, the ability to read and appreciate, with reasonable com- prehensiong second, the develop- ment of basic competence in stu- dent writing, and finally, the abil- ity to communicate through the medium of speech. These needs are met by the offering of a three- year course in English to each and every student from sophomore to senior. Mrs. Barbara Roback Miss Helen Robertson Cosmetology Business SOCIAL STUDIES: Two years of Social Studies are re- quired. The course consists of one year of history and one year of mod- ern problems. This is in order to pre- pare students for all activities related to citizenship in our democracy. After discovering the successes and failures of our forefathers, we can de- termine the specific problems we will face in our present and future society by studying the modern problems the world may encounter. Building Self Confidence, l - 5 i Miss Sandra Robertson Mr. Frederick Rodde Mr. Gene Rome Mrs. Sally Rudel Nursing Upholslering Welding Nursing Most trade students take mathematics courses which are directly related to their trade. Students who find the related math courses rather easy and desire more challenging work, take algebra, plane geometry, advanced al- gebra, solid geometry, or trigonometry. Mr. Ernest Sandeen Mr. Gene Sanford Mr, Calvin Schaeffer Mr. Reuben Schafer C00rdinaIOr Machine Shop Radio-TV Counselor-Coordinator Preparing for Fulfilling Lives, Mrs. Anita Seleen MT- Franz Sjowall English Aviation SCIENCE: Most students are required to have one year of either chemistry, physics, or biology, Whichever one best relates to their trade. Scientific discoveries have widened our field of knowledge and will continue to do so in the future. Mrs. Geraldine Strom ' Mrs. Mary Jane Swinton Nursing Nursing PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Physical Education is offered to stu- dents in their first year only. This class is a wonderful way for girls and boys to work off g'steam . Mrs. Lemke, the girls' gym teacher, and Mr. Cady, who teaches the boys, work hard to establish a sense of fair play and team spirit. -,Mk I w- Mrs. Dena Tarnowski Mrs. Grace Teeter Sewing English Mrs. Alice Thomas Nursing Mrs. Martha Trudcll Art-Photography Mr. Rodney VanSicklc Electricity Mr. John Voss Science Building Sound Bodies, A r i Mrs. Barbara Walchessen Business Mr. William Walther Art Mr. Earl Weisner Shoe Repair Mr. Raymond Westland Aviation N Get to the end ofthe line! Educating Tomorrow, Leaders, Mrs. Ardis Wilson Mr, William Wodarski Mr. Ambrose Zeller Mr, Joseph Zetah Miss Muriel Ziegler Nursing Social Studies Business Counselor Cosmetology 7 3 sw hub' f in JM. W 4. S 'F. mmwww O 'V 57 ,Q Q A6 4 9 9 Q 9:2023 Clerical Staff Miss Elizabeth Davis. Mr. C. Dale Davidson. Mrs. Erma Andrews. Mr. Armus J. Pelto. Mrs. Anne Benjamin. Mrs. Lois Desmond. Miss Alyce Gross. Mr. Louis Derby. Mrs. Ann l-knlkum. Mrs. Genevieve Mourer. Mr. Robert E. Larson. Assistant Principal. Evening School. Not pictured: Mrs. Celeste Noble. 'Tmo- ' Yr? N? S 5 I ya , . . 'K I A L- ii. z - . sk. - 21 5 , wk . Row I. Mis. Norma Anderson. Mis. Ethel Aunt. Mrs. Mary Biouillard. Mrs .lime Cioetf. Mrs. Pzitrieiu Hauser. Mrs. Margaret Kology. Miss Carry M.iium. Row 2. Mis. Allee NlCl.dllgl'lllI1. Miss Lucille Miller. Row 3. Mrs. Ruth Paquette. Mrs. Gerri Peters. Mrs. Elizabeth Webster. Mrs. Mavis Thue. Mis. Noreen Sllblllll. Mrs. Valerie Sparrow. Mrs. Sully Sliee. '-951' L, is..f K 4 i ll il Edward Lee, F. Thaddeus Karkula. Michael Sirak. Robert Bradford. Dorothy Weise. Carl Lund. Charles Guertin. Robert Waterman. Stanley l.cnart. Custodial Kitchen Don Moritka. Carol Rogers. Mrs. Phill Ritter. Seane Jacobsen. Mrs. Mabel Peterson. Mrs. Gertrude Welters. Barry Davis, Mary Bronson, Alvin Grossman. Mrs. Dorothy Mattson. .xx - W., X 1970 ames and umbers Aanerud. Carol 18 Aanerud, Dwayne 122 Abraham, Paul 18,96 Adam, Benjamin 107.124 Adam, John 107 Aguilar, Lucia 18,91 Albrecht, Patty 132 Alex, Michael 124 Alfuth, Doug 124 Allen, Lynn 18 Allgood, Carol 124 Allison, Ted 132 Alm, Rick 112,113 Alston, Lorean 18 Althoff, Gale 18 Aman, Shawn 124 Amundsen. Kevin 102,106,132 Anderson, Charles 19 Anderson, Cynthia Mrs. 87,143 Anderson, Debra 78,9l,13l,132 Anderson, Donald 131 Anderson, Jeff 19.132 Anderson, Larry 100,124 Anderson, Lois 11.19.76 Anderson, Marcia 91,131,132 Anderson, Marie 91,132 Anderson, Mary 124 Anderson, Mike 132 Anderson, Norma Mrs. 160 Anderson, Roberta 19.77.91 Anderson, Roger 143 Anderson, Roy 124 Anderson, Sonya 132 Anderson, Susan 132 Anderson, Timothy 102,132 Anderson, Verne 132 Anderson, Wesley C. Mr. 88 Andney, Mary 84 Ankney, Mary 124 Andrews, Erma Mrs. 160 Archamble, Edgar 115 'Arent, Ethel Mrs. 160 Arent. Henry 143 Armstron, Tommy l.ee 124 Armstrong, Warner 19 Ascloff, Terrence 132 Aspinwall, Rick 124 Aubrecht. Roxanne 132 Aunc, Leslie 19 Blasiak, John 22 Blasiak, Mary 20,22,57,80,89,91,94,95,96, 118 Blom, Tom 124 Boeser, William 22,57.ll2.113 Bogucki. Chet 89 Boike. Lee Ann 22.89 Bollin, Linda Sue 132 Dahlbloom. Janice 133 Da1land,,Roger 26 Dalton, Theresa 131,133 Damman, Diane 80 Danielson, Darlene 125 ' Darula, Ken 106.133 Darula. Mike 26 Datko. Frank 119,123,125 Bona, Gay 22.80 Bona. Randy 123.124 Booen, Rodney 124 Borrett, Tom 133 Bosek, Keith l8.19.23,56,69.89.91 Bossett, Sue 85 Bowyer, Gregory 23 David, Barry 125 'fDavidson. Dale C. Mr. 160 Davis. Barry 161 Davis, Elizabeth Miss 160 Davis, Greg 26 Davis, Terry 26,83 - Davis, Claster 26,100,115 Cady. Gerald Mr. 96,100,143 Awalt. Neal 20 Axelsen, Karl 143 Aykens. Joan 20.77.91 Ayres, Donald 132 Ayres, Sandra 20,57,69,78,9l Backen, Richard 132 Baike, Lee Ann 85 Bailey, David 124 Bailey, Tim 102,110,132 Baker, James 107,132 Baker, Margaret 20 Baker. Rose 124 Bakken, Diane 124 Balek. Roger 113,114,124 Barnes, Janet 132 Bartell. Tom 20,77,96.119 Basel. Rick 20,65 Bassett, Sue 82,131,132 Bauman, Bill 84,132 Beatty, Evelyn 143 Beckett, Donald 20 Belton, David 9l,I02,107,l31,l32 Benedict, Linda 19.21.91 'Benjamin, Anne Mrs. 160 Benjaminson, Bert F. 122 Benson, Linda 21 Benson, Vicki 82.811.91.132 Bentler, Mike 132 Berg, Barbara 132 Berg, Kathy 2l.76,80.91 Bergstrom. Richard 21 Berneir. Jeanine 91,94.I 18.124 Bernick, Allen 96,107.114.1l5.l24 Berres, Richard 132 Berthilson, Dan 132 Bickell, Eileen 132 Biddle, Vicky 21.86,87.88,89,9I Bienias, Claudia 22,56.77.79.80,87.9l.96. 118 Bies, Dawn 132 Biesiada, Jean 82,115,132 Billiet, Bob 132 Blakes, Brenda 22 Boyce. Francine 85.124 Boyce, Lora 85.133 Boyd. Bill 23 Brace, Beverly 84.9l,94.1 18.124 Brace, Marlene 133 Bradford. Allan 124 Bradford, Robert 161 Brady, Michael 124 Brandt, Glen 100,107,124 Brandtjen, John 124 Brekke. All 143 Breuninger. Michael 124 Brevig, Terry 106,133 Brewer, Marilyn 133 Brewer, Pamela 80 Briggs, Tom 133 Broeckelman. Dean 133 Bronson. Mary 124.161 'Brouil1ard, Mary Mrs. 160 Brown. Cherie 23.89.91 Brown, Daniel 55 Brown. James 100.124 Brown. Larry 100,104,133 Brown, Rufus 23.96.100 Brown. Samuel 23.78,9l,96.l 15 Brunsber. Patricia 143 Brykorsky, Mike 133 Buckner.Jesse 133 Buda, Donald 23 fBudish, Joseph 143 Buechlcr. Rose l.ee 24 Buldic. Debbie 64.91,94,133 Buldic, Dennis 133 Bullock. Danny 100.124 Burk, Bradley 124 Burke. Daniel 124 Burke, David 24 Burman, Lynn 102 Burrell. Dale l.. 122 Butler, General 102.106.l31,I32 Butterfield. Theresa 133 i Bryne. Eleanor Mrs. 143 Cahlander. Bill 78,124 Cajune, Joyce 133 ,Calistro, Tony 133 Capps, 51182111 91,133 Carhill. Mary 133 Carlson. Diane 133 Carlson. James 24,79.91.96,l 10,114,117 Carlson. John 133 Carlson, Linda l5.57,69,1l8,89.91,93.96. 24 Carry. Allan 133 fCassidy. Betty Mrs. 94.95.144 Castle. Don 125 Ceko. Richard 24 'Chambers, Richard Mr, 104.144 Christenson, Margaret Miss 144 Christoph. Julie 125 Chryn, Stan 125.114 Cina, John Mr. 84,131,144 Cleary, Kathleen 144 Coleman, Erma 24.78 Coleman. Maureen 25 Coleman. Ronnie 133 Cook. Michael 25.104 Cooper. Craig 25 Courneya. Cheryl 133 Courtright. Mary 25 Craney, Vanessa 91.922.96.125 Crawlbrd, Richard F. Mr. 85.144 Cudo. Michael 24,113 Cunningham. Kim 122 Dahl, Chris 133 Dahlberg, Holly 25,80 De Marre. Clavin 125 Denarad, Keith 133 Dennie. Jeanette 84,125 Denzer. Linda 133 Derby, Louis Mr. 160 'fDesmond. Lois Mrs. 160 Dever1ais.John 125 De Young, Jerry 107.133 Diethart. Donald 55 Dignen, Diane 91,133 Dinius, Keith 65,133 Diruz. Dan 110.133 Doerr, Debbie 133 Domhrock, Terry l.ee 122 Dooher, Diane I0,122,123.125 Dooher, Pam 133 Dorfe. Barbara 133 Dorn. Tim Allen 122 Doughty, Pal 100,123,125 Douglas. Danny 26 Doyle. Debra 91 Drake. Bob 133 Drews, Kenneth 26 Drombrack, Terry 89 Dryer. Robin 133 Dryer, Sue 27.85.91 Dulian. Anthony 27 Dumas, Doug 125 Dumire. Kathy 27.77.80 Duncan. Jeff 133 Durant. Mike 133 Dwinnell, Michael 27 'fDwyer, Irene Mrs. 144 Dyson. Marilyn 27 Earl. Pal ricia 144 Eberlien, Kathi 82.91.133 Eckman. Eckman. f Edb1om. James 133 Mike 125 Evelyn 144 Edwards. Alvin 125 Eagan. S Eliason. hella l8,27.57.X0,S7.9l 1.ynae 28 Ellingson, Ken 28,89,91,96.l10.1 Elliot, Jackie 27.76.811 Engdahl. George 144 Eng1e.Dehra 125 English, Bonnie 91.125 Erichsen. Art 125 'fEriekson, Doris Mrs. 144 Ericksen, Paul 125 Erickson, John 134 Erickson. Rober 134 Ylivans, Donald 144 Evans, Russel 102,134 Everson. Althea 11.134 Fairbanks, Richard 125 'Falkum. Ann Mrs. 160 Farnham, Dave 134 Farrington, Corrine 130,131,134 Farrington, Terry 28.76.84 Farris. Jim 134 Hiashingbauer. Claudia 91.144 rFaste.0rva1 144 Fay. Tom 28.96.104 Fediek. Marie 28 Penn, John 65,116,145 Fffguson. Kent 102,106,134 'fFerraro. John 144 FiedIer. Vernon 146 Fitchette. John 146 t Flade1and, Sidney 146 Flanigan, Patrick 125 Fleisher, Parbara 80 Flugar, James 100,104,125 , .a SOHI. M .I ohnson. Kathy 135 Follmuth. Earl 146 Forare. Mike 102,113,134 Forbes. Steven 28 Foss. Mary 134 Frantz. Darcy 28.85.89 Franz. Douglas 96.29.113 Frazier. Cynthia 29.76 Frazier. l.inda 134 Frechette. Jerry 29.57.96.100.104 Freeburg. David 86.134 Friday. Edward 29 Friday. Jean 134 Fries. Howard 146 rFrostad. Stanley Mr. 146 Frykman. Tom 134 Fuller. Lois 80 Fuller, Richard 146 Fuss. David 102.1 10.131.134 Gabriel. Gregory 29.77 Gale. Roger 102.134 Garaghty. Kevin 134 Garner, Grey 29 Gay, Kathy 125 Gazda. Peggy 123.125 Gerhardt.Judy 125 Geriseher. Geneva 146 Gilson. Sandy 125 Gilman, Paul 134 Gleason. Jim 134 Gleason. Virginia 80 Godfrey. Bill 115 'fGoetz. Jane Mrs. 160 kfi01'11CZ. Roman Mr. 147 Gominsky. Pattie Mae 122 Goodin. Cindy 134 Gordon. De1.ana 29 Gozel. Mike 125 Grabowski. David 30.76 9fGrahani. Robert Mr. 147 Grahek. Jane 80 Granger. Mark 102.134 Gray. Jean 82.91.134 Gray. .lim 106.134 Gray. Joan 82.85.9l.134 Green. Terrie 125 'Greenwood. Gale M r. 147 Gregory. Kenneth 30 Gregory. Patricia 85.134 Grenzer. John 125 Grier. l.orna 91.134 Grilley. Garry 134 Gritnes. Karen 30 Hirobe. Ray Mr. 147 xiiross. Alyce Miss 160 Grossman. Alvin 83.1 13.125.l61 Grossy. Rainer 107.134 Grtiett. Jeffrey 125 Guertin.Char1es 161 Guertin. Reneau 30.89 Gulick. Linda 134 Gunderson. .I alncs 30 llatlund. Curt 88.69 'Heenan. Clara Mrs. 148 'Heikkila. Wayne Mr. 148 Henricks. Wayne 126 rllenrieksen. Janet Mrs. 148 llensel. Duane 100.126 'l1iltner. William Mr. 148 'Hinshaw. James Mr. 148 llintze. David 110.134 llodges. Walter 126 lloels. Elaine 80 llohler. Donrta 91.126 llolland. Mary 91.134 Holm. Jackie 122 itllolmherg. Randolph Mr. 148 llolmin. Rita 31.80 Holter. Sara 91.126 ' Hour. Martha 125 lloyde. Chris 135 llrttska. Tom 23.76.80 llubert. Mark 125 , llughes. Scott 32.89 Hunczak, Barbara 32,76,79,80,82,87,88. 91 llttnt. Daniel 126 tllluso. Eleanor Mrs. 149 llyde. Patil 32 llyen. Barbara 32 11'I111lCl'. Bonnie 91.126 lrmiler. Theresa I8.32.89.9l.94.95 lrwinflihomas 55 lskierka. Carol 33.80 lskierka. Joyce 91.135 Iverson. Beth 55 Jacobsen. Seane 161 Jacobsen. Steven 122 Jacobson. Ann 126 J acohson. Craig 135 Jackson. Debra 33 .1 agerson. Kathy 84.91.126 Kielas. Daniel 34 Ki11Igren,JiII 135 Kilbourne. Jocelyn 34.80.77 Kilian, Chuck 34 King. Marilyn 35.77 Kirks. Anita 35.91 Klanderud. Jack 35.69.88 Klanderud. Jill 35 Kleven. Kerry 35.89 Klimezak. Christine 35.80 Kline. Debra 135 Kline. Patrick 126 Kloeppel. Karen 82.135 Klucas, Peter 126 Knauber, Tim 86.126 Knight. Pat 135 Knight. Vanessa 69.85.88.9l.92 96 17 123.126 Knotz. Judy 126 Knox, Kenneth Mr. 149 Koch. John 126 Koelfgren. Daniel 35 Kology, Margaret Mrs. 160 Koppes. David 135 Korst. Bradley 135 Korst. Stephanie 135 Korsun. Anna 36.80.85 Korvela. Loren 135 Koseialek. Craig 11.l8.36.69.8X 89 91 Kozicki. Richard 100.126 Kramer, Kandy 80 Krenz, David 127 Kriesel. Steve 36 Kroll. Margaret 36 Krochtcn. Lori 135 Kruck. Randy 36.89 Kubic. Jim 135 Kttch. George ' 127 Ktiehinski. Cathy 91.122 Kuehne. Don 135 Kurtti,James 127 as llaggblom. Louise 30.85 I1alher..lim 102.134 Ilalek. Richard 125 Haltlsrd. James 31 llall. Charles 125 llall. Eugene Mr. 147 llallesy. Catherine 91.134 llallesy. Sue 31 llalverson. Roxanne 31 1la1vorson..Iohn 134 llalvorson. Marcia 125 llamann. Donna 69.144.91.125 1Iammond.'1'erri 91.92.96.l25 llansen. Steve 107.1 15.125 llanson. Charles 134 llanson. Conrad 86.13-1 l1anson.l.inda 134 illanson. Myron Mr. 147 4: llanson. Phehe Mrs. 76.147 llanson. Phillip 125 llarmon. Donna 125 1 Ilarris. Randy 86.125 iillart. Joanne Mrs. 147 llartman. Sue 811 Haugherg. l.arry 126 Ilauger.CaroI 148 llauser. Patricia Mrs. 160 llaviland. Jeanne 134 Hawkes. Mike 122 llawkinson. Ronald 31.77 Heath, Bonnie 31.85.89 11eath.1lelen 134 Hector, Merlin 100.134 allied. Robert 148 Jalson. Dave 135 .lames. Leslie 78.96.I00.107.1 15.126 James. Tyrone 64.100.104.135 i'tJanasz. Chester Mr. 100.106.149 J elle rs on. .lohn 82.126 Jelinek. Ray 135 Jensen. Gary 126 Jensen. l.arry 33 Jensen, Norman Mr. 6l.l42.166 Jensen. Roland 126 Jesso. Sue 135 Johnigan. Jerry I10.130.13I.l35 Johnson. Alice 126 Johnson. Barb 135 Johnson. Becky 135 Johnson. Connie I 18.126 Johnson. Dave I l9.l26.l35 Johnson. Dennis 126 Johnson. Donna 78.91.135 Johnson. .leanine 33.80 .1 ohnson .1 ohnson . Joanne 135 . Karen 33.56.79 .Iohnson. Mary M. 80 .Iohnson. Richard 135 Johnson. Sheldon 33.79.85.96.100 Johnson. Tom 135 Johnson. Vicky 126 WJ ones. Cappy Mr. 114 'Jones. Evan Mr. 149 .1ones.Greg 113.135 Jones. .Iohn 65 Jones. Leslie 55 .Iones. Richard 126 Joseph. Richard 126 Kaczmarek. Donna 34.85.89 Kaclmarek. .loel 135 Kantola. Royce 135 Kantorowiez. Peggy 34.76.811 'Karho. Edward Mr. lI9.13l.149 Karkula. F. Thadddeus 161 Kasperson. Richard 110.126 Katehniark. Gregory 122 Katrinak. Tom 84.91.107.I35 K1lllll1L1l'L'k. Cindy 34.91 Kaufman. Debbie 91.126 Kau1'mann.I'at 135 Keating. Maureen 126 Keating. Rene 85.91 Kedrowski. Dennis 135 Keegan. Colleen 135 Keeler. Kevin 135 Kelly. Mike 135 Kelner. l.arry 135 Kendall. Rita 85.126 Kennel't tu. Mary 1-1.so.xz.xs Kuta. Tom 135 Kyander.1'auIettc 18.36 Kyle. Jim 65.102 lacy. Harold 127 Lahr. Rene 135 Lambkins. Richard 127 Lancaster. Marvin 83 Lang. Glenn 102.106 Lang. Gregory 122 Lang. Richard 37 1.a Page. Dana 127 1.arsen,l.aurie 19.37.77.79.80.84,91.94 95.118 1'l.arson. Anne Mrs. 149 'F1..trson. Robert E. Mr. 160 f'L.irson. Robert K. Mr. 149 Laskowski. Beth 136 Laskowski. Dan 37.76.91 tskpwski. Diane 78.136 Laskowski. 1 James 37.86.87.89 argaret 136 Laugen, Kent 37.91 1.avoine. Darlene 136 1.aw. Uralec 127 1.awson. David 84 l.e Cuyer. .Iaeki 122 Le Cuyer. Stacy 37.57 I.eDttC. Terry 38.56.85.87.88.89 91 92 93.96 I.ee. Dave 38 Lee. Edwal'd 161 1.ee.1.yne1te 127 Lee. Vicei 38.80.88.91 Lefebyre. Joan 94.118,136 1.ehman.Cindy 136 Lein, Doug 91 I.e11i1'son. David 136 t 1.emke. Sarah Jane Mrs. 19,11 Lenart. Stanley 161 l.ene. Penny 38.76.80.91 Leners. Cheryl 127 1.cntner. 1.inda 127 Lentner. Michelle 127 Lenzmeier. David 38.76.78.88 Le Roy. Peter 127 Lesare. Chuck 102 Leuek. Paul 84.127 Lewis. Betty 136 1.ewis. Julie 38.78 Liekness. Brian 127 Liekness. David 127 Lien. Douglas l00.104.123.I27 Lien. Stan 102.136 Ligons. Ronnie 127 1.indahI. James 39.79 Lindemyer. Dana 136 16 4 fl.indman. Arthur Mr. 78.1 17.150 Lindskog. Blaine 127 1.inman. Dennis 127 Lipa. Roger 78.100.107.127 Litwinczuk. Mary 136 Litwinczuk. Steve 68.127 Livingston. Michael 122 Luce. Dan 127 Luedtke. Richard 136 Luncaster. Marvin 136 Lund. Carl 161 Lund.Jane 136 9fLund. Martha Mrs. 150 Lund, Tom 113.127 1Lundberg. Clifford Mr. 150 Morris, William 88.128.l37 Morstad. Gary 86.137 Mosby. Beverly 55 rMourcr. Genevieve Mrs. 160 'Muedeking, Patricia Mrs. 150 Muellerleile. Stephen 122 Mulvihill. Bill 137 Murphy. David 55 Murphy. Thomas 55 Nadeau. Chuck 42 Nascene, Debra 84.91.137 Neadeau. Adrian 128 fNebu1ung. Guendolyn Mrs. 151 Neehkash. Dan 137 Lundgren. LaVonne 39 Lussier. Robert 136 Lynch. Don 106.136 Lynch. Michael 14.19.39.56.76.96.l I0 M M M acLean. Michael 84.136 addaus. Mike 136 adonna. Chris 136 Madonna. Keith 127 Madson. Vickie 39 Magnan. Mary llelen 127 Manley. Richard 102.136 Mans. Deanna 136 Manuel. Joyce 69.84.85.88.91.l22.123 127 Marks. Maureen 91,127 Markun. Stanley 150 Martfeld. l.evi 39,76.91 Martin. Bernard 39 Martin. Paul 136 Martin. Sandee 91.127 Martinson. Marilyn 40.80.89.9I,94.95. 1 18 Martinson. Ron 136 i Marun,Cary Miss 160 Mast. Myron 40 Maslro. Tin1 107.127 Mathews. Phyllis 40.80.85 1'tMattson. Dorothy Mrs. 150.161 t'Mattson. Wanda Mrs. 150 Mau. Joe 64.102.I36 May. Arthur 411 May. Skip 100 McCormick. Keith 106,136 McCuteheon, Brenda 123.127 McFarland. Rich 136 McGill. Barb 40.88.89.91 Mcliill. Connie 88.136 McGimpsey, Wilfred 79.142.166 McGinnis. Brent 113 McGinnis. John 40.82.83 McGrath. Patti 136 McGrath. William 41.1114.ll7 Mclnnis. Brent 136 McKinney. Jim 100.113.1315 McLaughlin. Alice Mrs. 160 McLaughlin. Kenneth 41 McLaughlin. Linda 136 MeNeiI1.Doug 127 Mealman. Brian 84,102.1 10.136 Medrano, Matthew 127 Megines. Brent 102 Melina, Martin 127 Mely. John 100.127 Mely. Kathy 41.56.89.91.92.93.96 Mendez. Nancy 136 Menning. John 119.127 Mcntzos. Paul 41 Metcalf, Dale 136 Meyer. Dale 55 Meyer. Feraz Mr. 150 Meycr.1.ori 136 Meyer. Michael Il0.l02.136 Meyer, Sharon 80 Miller. Doug 113.136 Miller, l.ucille Miss 160 Miller. Tom 110.107.127 Miller, Wanda 136 Millelte. Tom 127 Mins. Edward 41 Mitchell. Pam 91.136 Mithun. Bernie 100.110 ' Moeller. Patricia 85.91.136 Moen. Ernie 113.127 Montague. Paula 136 Moran, Steve 104.1 19.127 Moran. Terry 69 Mordal. Cleo 42.80 Morgan. Toni 136 Morilko. Carol 42.80.91.96.l 18 Moritko. Don 127.161 Moritko. Tom 137 Morris, Hob 106.137 Nelson . Barb 42.85.89.88.9l Nelson, Brad 86.137 Nelson. Joe 128 Nelson 42.91 Nelson. Lavern 137 Nelson. Linda 137 Nelson. Ricky 137 Nelson. Tim 86.91.96.107.ll4.115.128 Nelson. Vicky 91.94.128 Neubauer. Mitzi 78.85.9l.94.95.l28 Neuman, Neuman, Connie 42.79.80.85.88.91 Rick 128 Nevela. Linda 9I.94.95.128 Nicholas. Carol 42.85.91 Nicholas. Tanis 137 Nickaboine. Bonita 137 Niemela. Kevin 137 t Nies. Wendel Mt'. 151 'Noble. Celeste Mrs. 160 Novack. Jerry 43.91 'Nygren. Elaine Mrs. 151 Nystrom, Doug 128 Nystrom, Greg 137 1'0degard. Alice Miss 79,151 Ohr. Don 10.128 Ojeda. Luann 137 Ojeda. Nancy 128 0'Keet'e. Dan 122 Oliver. Bonnie 84.128 Oliver. Charles 102.l07.l37 Olson. Bill 43.56.89 Olson. Maxine 43 Olson. James 55 Olson, Mike 137 Olson. Renee 80 0'Neill..Ioe 113.128 Oney. Tim 102.137 'f0rrock. Margaret Mrs. 80.151 Dsbor ne. Annette 137 O'Shca. Dennis 43.56.89.9l,96,100 +0vern. .lean Mrs. 151 Ozakiewiez. Chester 43 Pacheco. John 107.1 15,122,137 Pajic. Roda 45 1'4Paquette. Ruth Mrs. 160 Parker. Deborah 43 Patterson. Dale 107 Patton. Carolyn 128 Paqnelle. Tim 102.113.137 Paquette,Tom 137 Paulson, Mary 91.137 Pavlak. Daniel 43 Pearson. Mike 128 Pederson. Allan 100.128 Pederson. Bunny 91 Pederson , Dale 137 Peclerson. Martha 137 'Peltc. Artnas J. Mt'. 160 Perez. Perfect Perry, Person Peters. Pelerst Renee 44.80 o. Mike 137 Sam 137 . llelen 44.57.76.80 Gerri 160 in. Allan 104 Peterson. Beverly 82.85.9l.13l.I36 'Peterst Pcterst in. Mabel Mrs, 161 sn. Michael 44.100 Peterson. Ron 44 Peterst in. Vicki 44 4'Pelre. Earl Mr. 151 'l'eyla. John Mr. 151 I'hi1'er. Steve 86.128 Phillips. Linda 128 Phillips. Matthew 84.128 Phillips. Ruby 44 rPlaep. Mr. 82 Plowman, ,Ian 80 Pouliot. Mike 107.137 Prawalsky. Bob 45.91.96.100.112.113 Preisen. Susan 45 1Prekker. l.ouis Mr. 152 Prince. Cindy 137 Prondzinski. John 122 Proro. Wanda 128 Pruitt. Rozctta 82.123.128 Pruitt. Tom 137 Prusha. Rita 137 Puhl. Paulette 45 Putnam. Bridget 138 Putnam. Chris 138 :Fpl111'1il1'1'1. Robert Mr. 152 Quan. Steve 128 Racette. Debbie 45.80.85,9l Rakowski. Leslie 128 Rapacz. John 20.45.89.96.100 Rasmussen. Janet 138 Rasmussen. John 46.89.91 Rau. John 46 Redhead, Paul 138 Reed, Jules F. Mr. 152 Reeves. Daryl 128 Reinertson. James Mr. 152 Reitan. Ronald 138 'Reitan. Sophya Mrs. 152 Rekucki. Dave 106,138 Revord. Darrel 100.128 Reynolds. Starling 46 Reynolds. Susan 122 Rhinehart. Richard 10.46.57.96.l00. 115 Riddle. Vicki 138 'Ritter. Phill Mrs. 161 flioach. Lucille 152 fkoback. Barbara Mrs. 95.153 Robbins. Erie 9l.123.128 Roberts. Mareia 128 fRobertson. Helen Miss 153 'Robertson. Sandra Miss 154 fkobinson. Mr. 115 Robinson, Michael 128 Rodde. Frederick. Mr. 82.154 Rodrequez. Elizabeth 91.138 Rodriquez. Irene l9.46.78.88.89.91.92 93.96 Roepke. Robert 55 Rogers. Carol 128.161 Rogers. Debbie 131.138 Rogman. Bill 138 Rogman. Diane 78.128 Rok. Jim 46.57.96 Romc. Gene Mr. 154 Rosecrans. Mal'y 138 Rosendahl. Susan 138 Ross. Cynthia 85.88.123.128 Ross. Roberta 47.78 Rossbaeh, Dave 138 Rottach. .lohn 115.128 Rozek. Mike 128 i Rut.1e1. Sally Mrs. 154 Rtldick. Sue 9l.l23.128 Ru1', Tony 128 Rupert, Mike 128 Rush, Khris 91,128 Sa1'i'eI1. Guy 47,77 Saicc. .lttlie 47,85.88.89.9l Satnek. Phillip 47 Sandeen, Ernest Mr. 154 Sandland. Denise 47 Sandve. Peggy 91,94.118.1311.I31.138 Sandusky, Duane 138 t'Sant'ord. Gene Mr. 154 Sannes. Dave 57,89 Sapa. Joseph 48 Sarff. Donna 48.87.88.89,9l Sar1'l'. Jean 138 Sar1'1'. Joan 138 Silllkk0l1I.13i1VC 128 Scales. Debbie 128 tSchai'er. Reuben Mt'. 154 t Schae1Ter. Calvin Mr. 154 Sehake. Susan 138 Sehavski. Anita 91 Schendel, Bonnie 48 5kSC1'll1'llL1, Stephen Mr. 100.155 Sehmolling. Eberhard 138 Sehmolling. Inge 91.138 Schnappauf, Deborah 128 Schneider. Carl 55 Schoenbauer. Donna 48 Schroeder. Raymond 122 Sehollaert, Luana 138 Schubert. Peggy 138 Schumacher, Dorothy 48.80.85.88.91 Schuster. Mark 128 Schwartz. .Io Anne 138 Schweigert. Bill 128 Schwendman. Ray 117 Scully, Holly 18,57,42.76.79.80.87,88.92. 93.96 Scars, Gel'tl'ude Mt's. 155 Sedesky. Sue 91,138 Scgelstrom, Steve 49 Se1een. Anita Mrs. 155 Sellner, Patrick 128 Selough, 1.arry 56 Sens. Sandra 19,49,80.82.86,87,88.89 Satlmey, Joanette 49.85,88.89 Shipshoek. Sandy 84,128 Shull. Kathe 80 Shupien, Debra 128 Sieloff. Lawrence 49 Sikorski, Anita 68.88.28 Sillanpa. William 49 Singleton, Ken 104,123 Sirak, Michael 161 Sivula. Norm 128 Siachowski, Mike 138 Sjoberg, Steven 138 'SjowaII. Franz Mr. 155 'Skavnak, Stanley Mr. 102,115,155 'Sk0glund, Wallace Mr. 155 Slattery, Mike 49.107 Slattery. Richard 138 Slice, Sally Mrs. 160 Smith. Cheryll 64.65.138 SSmith. Elaine Mrs. 155 Smith. Linda 91.128 Smith. Preston 50,56.69,88.89 Smith. Ralph 113.122 Smith, Wanita 138 Snow, Debroah 85,128 Snyder, Ronald 50 Sorensen, Rita 91,l31.138 'Sorenson, Melvin Mr. 155 Sorono, Michael 138 Soukup. Timotliy 18.50,96.1I4,117 Soulak, Eileen 50 Spah. Kathy 50,76,80.9l.l18 Spano, Janet 128 Sparrow, Valerie Mrs. 160 Spencer, Rohert 138 Spencer. Vikki 123.128 Spiclka. Diane 9l. 4 Spiczka. Gary 50 Sroka. John 100.129 Stabno, Douglas 51 Slachowski. Mike 102 Stamos, Mark 51.84 Stancek, 'l'iniothy 51 Stanley. Cecelia 51.79.80.82,86.87.88.9l Stanley. Charles 51 Stanley. Wally 122 Stasney. Deborah 91,129 Steinke. Greg 129 Stellhurg. Steven 52 Stenach. Richard 129 Stevenson. Site 78,91,l 18.129 Stewart. Betty 51.89 Stewart. linitnit. Jr, 96.10tl.lt17,1 15.122, 123 Stewart. Ruth 52.89.91 'fStiehm, Noreen Mrs. 160 Stodolka. Sue 129 Straus, Stanley 82,87.89,52,1 15 Streeter. Glenn 55 Strickler. Tammy 129 Struekman. I.eRoy 129 Struckman, Sandra 129 Susnik, Lynne 122 Sutherland, Carol 91 Sutherland, Steven 100,104,129 Svitak,l'au1 129 Swanson. Doug 107 Swanson. Elizabeth 82.91.94 Swanson, Wendy 80 Swift. Denise 85.91.129 Switzenherg, James 122 Synowezynski, Joseph 129 Synowczynski. Steve SS Szczech. .Iohn 52.57.96 Szuiga. Nina 94 Szymanski. Bonnie 52.91 Szykulski. Stephen 129 Tapio. Roger 52 Taylor, Richard 52.76 Teclaw. Judith 68.53,76,79.80.91 Teclaw. Mike 102,113 I'eeter, Grace Mrs. 77 'I'enney. Dorothy Miss 118 '1'essnnin.'I'iin 100.78.l04.I29 Tliomas. Colleen 91 'l'hontas. Kathleen 53 Thompson. Patty 91 'l'ltomson. Linda 129 '1'11uc. Mavis 1610 'l'hurn, Terry 53.117 'I'ieman. Connie 9l.94,95.l29 'l'illemans, David 129 Timmins, Kathy 129 'l'oal. Charlene 129 '1'oIlen, Scott 91 Tollilson, David 100 'I'om1'orde, DeI.aine 53 'l'ournier. Gary 122 '1'own. Donald 129 Townsend, Dean 129 Townsend. Donna 91 '1'raver. Terri 91 lrawley. Molly 80 'l'l'2lVC1',vIiUl'1'l 94.95.122 I'urham. .Ierri 53.88 llrman. Mike 129 Yan Asch, Ronald 115.129 X andeloo. Randy 119 Vanlleel, Ruth 129 Van Wagner, Victor 55 Vawracz. Mike 53,57.9l.9o.l00.104 Venslad. Steve 110 , Veustad. Vicki 91,102,129 Vick. Nancy 53.56,80,86.87.89 Volavka. .loc 54 ' X'ol1eI'. l'e1.11:y 131 Voss, Mr. 102,110,123 Vrhicky. Sue 54.80.91 Vrioni, Wayne 83.110.l23.129 1fWa1chessen, Barbara Mrs, 157 Wall, Patricia 82 Walstrom, Carol 80 Walther, William Mr. 157 Warfield. Toni 129 Warner, Mike 54.96 Warren. Dennis 115 Waterman, Patil 54.56.79 Waterman, Robert 161 Webster, Elizabeth Mrs. 160 Weisek, Dorothy 161 'Weisner, Earl Mr. 157 Weizencgger. Gerald 55,82 Weller, Beverly 129 We1ters, Gertrude Mrs. 161 Wendt. Linda 54.80 Wendt. William 55 Wenz. Jim 54,77 g West, Ronald 129 Westberry. Ronald 11,102,107 Westerman, Steve 110,115,129 1'West1and, Raymond Mr. 157 White, Kathie 91 Widmer. Ann 34.86.87.88.89.91 Widmer. Mike 55,82,86,1'l7,89,96.107 Wiegmann. Chuck 129 Wiggins. Fred 129 Wigman.Chuek 107 Wilkins. .lon 100,122 Williams, Bill 65 Williams, Kay 91 Williams, Maggie 122 Williams, Bob 100,107 5kW1lSl1I1. Ardis Mt's. 157 Wirth, Margaret 91 Wislotsky, Bruce 5S.86.87.89,96,107 Withers. .Ianet 129 1'Wodarski. William Mr. 157 Wodnick. Marie 129 Wollak. Dana 129 Woods. Chuck 129 Wozniak, Janice 55,76,80,79.91 Wyppich, Rochelle 129 Yost. Roy 69 Youngmark. .lohn 129 Yuriek, Loretta 10.l8.19,55.56.77,79 8ll.9l,92,93,96.l I8 Zawadski. Marlene 55.89 ZilWi51ilk..10:tt1 55,56.76,79.80.84,9I.94 95.96, 1 18 ffleller. Ambrose Mr. 157 Ik 114 :k Zemhal, George 102 Zemhal, .lean 91,129 Zemha1,.lohn 129 Zetah, Joseph Mr. 157 Ziegler, Muriel Miss 157 Zondlo, Bill 55.96 lfaculty Member Farewell To our retiring principal. Norman Jensen and the assistant principal, Wilfred McGimpsey, we dedicate this book. We sincerely appreciate their many years of service, advice and guidance. We're aiming for the sky . . says Vocationafs school song. This hook can only partially hold the dearest of memories. For the sopho- mores the year of trial and error is over. Juniors look on to their final year. Seniors look back to recall their accomplishments. Re- member the first time you walked in circles searching for a class, not knowing you were on the wrong floor, you bought your first ticket to get into thc Sth floor pool, you worked behind the scenes for the school play, you received your class ring, you got hit in the face with a giant snowball on Sno-Day. you saw your classmates as ladies and gentlemen at the Prom? These are only a few ofthe many fond memories we shall think of as we walk down the aisle on grad- uation night. To Vocational l say farewell. and thanks for everything. Janice Wozniak Editor ki. ,- f lv 'T' 1 x jf, 1 SEB W J , aw 1 N3- ,Jia