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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1971 volume:

CDINNjeAPOUS pueuc LiotaAav ul ec this is the way it was. you’re into it . • TRADEWIND 1971 minneapolis area vocational and technical school minneapolis, minnesota vo it 5 Charles Nichols, Principal (I.2.3.4.5) Wayne Nelson, Assistant Principal (6,7) Reuben Schafer. Assistant Principal (8) Floyd Anderson, Assistant Principal (9) The Establishment Counselors Coordinators Counselors and coordinators found the right classes and the right jobs for us, then helped to keep things going smoothly. Al Brekke (1), Ernest Sandeen (2), Joe Zetah (3), Margaret Orrock (4), Jules Reed (5), Margaret Dwyer (6), Irene Hauger (7), Ken Thompson (8), and Dick Fuller (9). English students continued to enjoy the elective system with the chance to choose from a variety of offerings drama, mythology, multi-media arts, practical English, developmental reading, journalism, American heritage, as well as the exciting sophomore classes taught by Claudia Fashingbauer (2) and John Fenn (7). Eleanor Byrne, chairman, (1), Sandra Vickstrom (3), Alice Odegard (4), Phebe Hanson (5), Cynthia Anderson (6), and Grace Teeter (8). with films and other resource materials in addition to the textbooks. Chester Janasz, chairman (I), Stephen Schmid (2), William Wodarski (3), Arthur Lindman (4), Evelyn Edblom (5), Vernon Fiedler (6). Social Mudies offered rs the opportunity to learn how jur political structure works and helped us to appreciate our precious American system of government. The teachers enriched our learning experience Mathematics, Science Unraveling the mysteries of math and science provided frustration, excitement, and hard work. Teachers made a serious effort to individualize the assignments and relate them to the trades. MATH: Stanley Skavnak (1), Vickie DeVoss (2), Richard Crawford (5), Walter Hartmar Reinertson (8), depai man. SCIENCE: Jo chairman, Richard C Beth Jolles (7). Apparel arts includes the operation of industrial machines garment construction, custom sewing techniques, and merchandising. Dena Tarnowski (1), Henry Arent (2), chairman, Edward Karbo (3), Pat Brunsbcrg (4), Sophya Reitan (5), and Wanda Mattson (6). Auto Mechanic AUTO MECHANICS students gained knowledge of technical information to service any unit on a car. George Engdahl (1), James Hinshaw (2), and Feraz Meyer (4), chairman. SHEET METAL teacher Louis Prekker (5) gave some pointers on blueprints to a student. 13 , Barbering Muriel Zic 1), Betty Cassidy (.' jack (3), and Rober Business Ambrose Zeller (5), John Ferraro, chairman (6), Robert Hcd (7), and Blake Traeder (8). Business Data processing, typing, filing, operation of duplicating machines, tabulating and posting records were some of the skills learned by business students. Eleanor Huso (1), chairman, Helen Robertson (2), Jean Overn (3), office class (4). Doris Erickson (5), Barbara Walchessen (6), Clara Heenan (7), and Randy Holmberg (8). Printing Printing students prepared to take jobs as compositors, strippers, plate-makers, pressmen under the training of Mel Sorenson (1), Earl Petre (2), Karl Axelsen (3), and Irvin Scott (5). Ray Grobe (9) supervised the training of metal arts students (11) in basic skills such as sawing, filing and silver soldering. Post-high art students worked under Martha Trudell (6), Gale Greenwood (7), chairman, Roman Gomez (10), William Walth-er(8). KA 1 I iiiwivcs a highly-skilled occupation which demands expert tool handlers. Our students gained experience in casting objects in the school foundry under Orval Paste (2). Don Evans (6), Stan Frostad (7), Joseph Budish (5), DRAFTING. Mr. Han. Peyla in Ca. open only to post-. MACHINE SHOP s to be machine operators, i. men for operators, to be tool ana uic tradesmen w ho produce jigs, fixtures and dies. Gene Sanford (4) and Wallace Skoglund (3). aiiu iu v.aic iui cqui mciii. oianiey Markun (2) Pamela McGilvrey (3). Wayne Heikkila (4), Kathleen Cleary (5). chairman. COOKS: Josephine W ade and Sigrud Turner (6); Doris Thompson. Del Ebert, and Gert Welters (7). Electricity Radio-Tv Making, repairing, installing and operating electrical devices were skills taught by Clifford Lundberg (4), chairman, Robert Putnam (2), Wcndel Nies (3), and William Hilt-ner (5). Electronics and Radio-TV students were taught their skills by Robert Larson (8). chairman, John Cina (7). Calvin Schaeffer (1). and Rodney VanSickle(6). 19 Practical Nursing Students have 500 hours of class work plus clinical experience in the care of medical and surgical patients, geriatric patients, mothers and children. Eileen Dzuoay(l), Patricia Earl (2), Evelyn Evans (3), Geneva Gcr-ischer (4), Janet Henricksen (5), Anne Larson (6), Gwendolyn Nebe-lung (7), chairman, Sally Rudell (8), Sandra Robertson (9). Geraldine Strom (10), Elaine Smith (11), Ardis Wilson (12), Mary Swinton (13), Gertrude Sears (14), Alice Thomas (15). NOT PICTURED: Patricia Muedeking and Geraldine Tonnell. Welding Upholstery Shoe Repair Welders learned how to carry the torch from Gene Rome (2). Earl Weisner (5) got a laugh out of a shoe repair student, but learning the skills of handling leather and complex machinery was serious business usually. Frederick Rodde (6) prepared his upholstery students to be on their own (7). Physical Education Building better bodies was the job of Gerald Cady (3) and Dorothy Tenny (1), who resigned in November and was replaced by Jane Gilchrist (4). Civil Service Personnel Sometimes unseen and often unsung, these workers keep the school together: Norma Anderson. (practical nursing) (I); Ethel Arundt. counselors (2); Hildur Brandjord (3); Mary Brouillard. printing (4); Alyce Gross (5); Martha Hassel post-high (6); Pat Hauser, counselors (7); Margaret Kology. bookkeeper (8); Alice McLaughlin, post-high (9); Lucille Miller, post-high (10) Bernet-ta Nelson, administrative aide (II); Ruth Paquette (12); Geraldine Peters (13); Elizabeth Rice, telephone operator (14); Sally Slice (15); Valeric Sparrow, health and welfare aide (16); Dorothy Strandmoe (17); Elizabeth Webster (18); custodians (19) left to right, Gerald Houir, Dorothy Weisc, Robert Bradford. Michael Sirak. Edward Lee, Charles Guertin. Leonard Krcklberg, Carl Lund, Stanley Lenart, chief engineer. Library, Special Service Teachers Librarians Lucille Roach (1) and Martha Lund (3) continued to keep Voc's library up-to-the-minute with periodicals and paperbacks as well as worthwhile hardcovers. Special Service Teacher Margaret Christenson (2) comforted us in our times of need. C. Wesley Anderson (5) directed the choir and provided organ music for auditoriums. Elea-nore Passon (6), speech therapist and Randall Genrich. tutor for the hearing impaired. Evening School Evening school flourished under the direction of Joseph Papatola (7) and the coordiantors, Armas Pelto (8), Elizabeth Davis (9), Louis Derby (10), and C. Dale Davidson (II). Clerks pictured are Erma Andrews (12), Anne Benjamin (13), Ann Falk-um (14), and Genevieve Maurer (15). I 66 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) ID 12) 13) 14) 15) 16) 17) 18) 19) 20) For our school has spirit supreme Hey! Will someone hand me the stapler? ■i You and your stupid hook! You take it, Linda. ’V Doit! Doit! Doit! You mean THEY won first prize? Thanks a lot, guys ... Here lies West at rest. You mean the bathroom door is LOCKED? Is this the 1970 Homecoming Queen? You're pulling my leg ... Do you think she'll get it? I told you to take it easy. Volt stampede ... Teacher spirit ... Wedding bell blues ... Oh no! We fumbled the ball ... Voc does it all the way. Will you hold it still? Super Volt! Hey, hey, what do you say? “Help me to play the game,” “O. Lord. With all my might and main; Grant me the courage born of right. A heart to stand the strain.” locker room prayer Central South Southwest Washburn North Roosevelt Edison West 30 VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW I: Ken Singleton, Lcs James. Doug Lien, Tri-Captains; ROW 2: John Sezruka. Allen Pederson. Emmitt Stewart. Pat Doughty, James Brown, John Mcly. Dan bullock; ROW 3: Bob Williams. General Butler, George Zcmbal. La-wren Johanson, Jim Halbert, Mike Meyer. Dwayne Henscl, Richard Kozicki; ROW 4; Coach D. Robinson. Darrel Revord. Stan Lien. Xavier Knight. Tom Miller, Tim Oncy. Tim Tessman. Jon Wilkins. Tyrone James; ROW 5: Coach Janasz, Lynn Burman, Larry Brown. Dennis Howard. Jerry Duncan, Tim Anderson. Tim Ferguson. Roger Gale, Brian Mealman, Richard Best. Dave Freeburg; ROW 6: Coach Cady. Richard Scales. 31 “Teach me, -Life’s ga e to p,a just one day at a ' Wi‘htheTo om prayer Lord “Somewhere, in every ball game, “We would falter in our attacks. This season was one of frustration, both for the coaches and players. Three games we lost in the fourth quarter. Now the season is over. I only hope that we have left these boys a little something to make them better men. Coach Cady ROW I: Steve Hill, Jeff Krueger, Tim Schwerdemen, John Wilson. Keith Fredrickson. Dan Olson. Tim Keating, Mark Saastad. ROW 2: Pat Cudo, Dennis Conley. Ed Zcmlicks. Ken Nelson, Dick Bogucki. Don Stclili. ROW 3: Mark Groette, Larry Allen, Russ Barret, Dave Lau-bach. Jeff Doughty, Dave Johnson. ROW 4: Mr. Stan Skavnak, Steve St. Inge. Rick Lorenson, Rolf Brustad, Dave Warner. Wayne Nelson, Richard Mau. Mr. Steve Schmid. Sophomore Football Cross-Country _V ' . . . V 7 '••4 ’ . ; KM mmMi SEASON TOTALS: A SQUAD SEASON TOTALS: B SQUAD sw 15 Henry 87 Roosevelt 145 South 170 Washburn 178 Edison 186 Marshall U. 235 West 242 Central 273 North 293 Voc 370 sw 15 Edison 114 Henry 124 South 154 Washburn 157 Roosevelt 165 Voc 273 West 279 North 369 Marshall 500 Central 500 34 “This sport is .. . “Both individual effort and team spirit. There is no one to help you run those 3 miles during meets; where your heart pounds and you feel like your guts are ready to heave out. except yourself. This is where an individual can accept and meet his own challenge.” Coach Wodarski ROW 1: Dale Pederson. David Koppcs. Al Bcrnick, Roger Balck, Tim Nelson, Chuck Wicgmann. Tim Katriwak. ROW 2: B. Bcrnick. Dan Bjorge, Gregg Jones, Mike Stachowski. Dave Rckucki. Mike Durant, Coach Bill Wodarski. (I) Jean Sarff. Sue Erickson. Karen Kloeppel. Merry Thurn, back row; Joan Sarff. Captain. Cathy Hallcsy. Pam Mitchell. Debbie Haynes, front row; Sue Erickson (2) reached for a low volley while Debbie Haynes showed her form (4). Girls’ Tennis Wc asked Karen Kloeppel how it feels to be the first girls tennis team at Voc: “It’s a great experience to compete against other schools. You meet new people and you make new friends. When wc started this year we didn’t even know how to score. The other teams were really nice in helping us learn.” Voc 0 0 3 0 I 0 0 1 7 7 4 7 6 7 7 6 North Henry Central Washburn Southwest Roosevelt Marshall Edison 36 Sophomores Yesterday a child came out to wander . .. I) Marsha Abraham 2) Bonnie Adamson 3) Mike Anderson 4) Larry Allen 5) Royal Anderson 6) Pal Armstrong 7) Robert Ash 8) John Aspinall 9) Debbie Babcock 10) James Baker 11) Kathy Balduc 12) Sue Ann Ballanger 13) Sue Baron 14) Russell Barrett 15) Robin Barron 16) John Barthol 17$ Christine Bartniczak 18) Bill Beach 19) Connie Bean 20) Brenda Bcdnarski 21) Bob Bernick 22) Walter Biesida 23) Blair Bishop 24) Dean Bjorgc 25) Cheryl Blaido 26) Robert Blum-mcr 27) Joy Blum 28) Kim Bogcman Caught a dragonfly . . . I) Eddie Bogan 2) Pam Brannick 3) Jim Brc-dcmus 4) Danny Bremer 5) Margaret Brewer 6) Mark Broberg 7) Scott Brousscau 8) Mark Brown 9) Pauline Brunette 10) Cindy Bue-chek II) Brian Burns 12) Roger Burud 13) John Bushey 14) Tom CaLacr 15) David Carlson 16) Patty Carlson 17) Kathy Carmack 18) Kathy Casey 19) Maureen Casey 20) Roy Clarke 21) Haver Clup 22) David Clem 23) Melody Cokman 24) Patti Corn-stack 25) Dennis Conky 26) Mike Cope 27) Curtis Copeland 28) Louann Copeland 29) Mark Countryman I) Jcri Crandall 2) Richard Crancy 3) Mike Crawford 4) Patty Cuddigan 5) Patrick Cuco 6) Diane Dancilski 7) Rhonda Danielson 8) Cassic Dobes 9) Dan Dorn 10) Jeff Doughty II) Michelle Durant 12) Cindy Douglas 13) Betty Dunn 14) Cindy Ekberg 15) Carol Elliott 16) Dorn Elton 17) Marie Epwards 18) Linda Erdahl 19) Sue Erickson 20) John Fairbanks 21) Robert Harder 22) Dan Farrier 23) Janice Fehringe 24) Jim Field 25) Sidney Fletcher 26) Dan Foley 27) Steve Fransen 27 Sophomores I) Judy Frcchctic 2) Keith Fredrickson 3) Vicky Fricberg 4) Joyce Fricsen 5) Kevin Gabriclson 6) Joy Gilson 7) Mike Gilbert 8) Dale Gonsc 9) Vicki Green 10) Richard Gregory II) Mavis Griffin 12) Mark Grotte 13) Joanie Halbert 14) Debra Hall 15) Janice Hallcsy 16) Bruce Halverson 17) David Hal-vorson 18) Jim Hansen 19) Ron Hanson 20) Gail Harrer 21) Beverly Harris 22) Debra Haynes 23) Connie Haugkberg 24) Randy Haskett 25) Debra Hcipcl 26) Theresa Henderson 27) Jeff Hickson 28) Cathy Hilary Fearful when the sky . . . Sophomores I) Steve Hill 2) Randy Honeck 3) David Hubbard 4) Stephen Huebschen 5) Diane Hunter 6) Gary Jancy 7) Michelle Jeffries 8) Ron Jclinck 9) David Jensen 10) Loren Jo-hanson II) Dave Johnson 12) Dawn Johnson 13) Dcvonna Johnson 14) Irene Johnson 15) Roger Johnson 16) Terry Johnson 17) Valeric Johnson 18) Debbie Jones 19) Russell Jones 20) Shirley Kastanek 21) Joe Katorosz 22) Tim Keating 23) Valeric King 24) Lcnic Kit-tlcson 25) Rick Klug 26) Xavier Knight 27) Beck Knighten 28) Debi Know ton Was full of thunder . . . I) Deborah Knox 2) Roxanna Koiwia 3) Jeff Krueger 4) Wayne Kuester 5) Barb Kuchinski 6) Cheryl Kyes 7) Mary Lashinski 8) David Lau-bach 9) Dan Lavonc 10) Dale Lcchctt II) Palrica LeDoux 12) Tom Lcwardowski 13) Sharon Lid-strom 14) Audrey Lang 15) Brad Lien 16) Devo-ryn Ligons 17) Rick Lorensen 18) James Long-field 19) Donna Loftus 20) Michael Luedtke 21) Bonnie Mack 22) Wayne Mahto 23) Markeita Mannoja 24) John Manley 25) Lana Marks 26) Kathryn Miller 27) Jerome Mirelez 28) Richard Mirclez And tearful . . . I) Gordon Mitchell 2) Denise Montague 3) Laurie Monseth 4) Louise Morgan 5) Gary Mork 6) Ken Nelson 7) Mark Nelson 8) Wayne Nelson 9) Al Nemzek 10) Claudia Ncubaucr II) Kathic Neuman 12) Duane Noethc 13) Colleen Novack 14) Mary Noard 15) Jim Nutter 16) Keith Oberg 17) Vanessa Oliver 18) Daniel Olson 19) Penny Olson 20) Peggy O’Nell 21) Charles Og-bornc 22) Anita Parker 23) Cindy Parker 24) Ken Parrow 25) Gary Parwow 26) Walter Patterson 27) Jerry Pearson 28) Robert Pearson At the falling of a star. 43 I) Bob Potts 2) Glen Perez 3) Nancy Peters 4) Debbie Peterson 5) Larry Peterson 6) Pam Piatt 7) Debbie Pierro 8) Dan Piersak 9) Darrell Pope 10) Arnold Popp II) Karen Puhl 12) Michelle Rasmussen 13) Norma Rasmussen 14) Cindy Rawnsley 15) Cynthia Remter 16) Paul Richardson 17) Linda Reents 18) Noreen Robinson 19) Charlene Roderick 20) Howard Rosenberg 21) David Rosenthal 22) Pat Rozek 23) Debbie Rumpza 24) Leonard Saari 25) Mark Saas-tad 26) Gregg Saffell 27) William Sanford 28) Russell Sarff Then the child moved ten times around the seasons . . . 44 I) Rich Scales 2) Ciana Scheldrup 3) Patty Schcndel 4) Joel Schmidt 5) Clair Scholtes 6) David Schullo 7) Ronald Schwagcl 8) Sandy Schwartz 9) Tim Schwcndcman 10) Donald Scribner II) Joe See 12) Kevin Seeker 13) Sheila Scthncy 14) Nancy Shanks 15) Thelma Sjolsvold 16) Zinaida Skripnik 17) Gary Smith 18) Julia Smith 19) Terry Smith 20) Steven Smith 21) Barb Spencer 22) Pat Stan-cck 23) Don Stcilc 24) Mary Stolarczyk 25) Debbie Streeter 26) Randy Sutherland 27) David Swanson 28) Florence Swanson Skated over ten year frozen streams. 45 Sophomores l) Sharon Swenson 2) Paul Szurck 3) Bette Szymanski 4) Janice Taylor 5) Terry Terp 6) Patricia Terry 7) Ben Thompson 8) Nancy Thompson 9) Robert Tillman 10) Mitchell Tucker 11) Bill Turnham 12) Doris Van Heel 13) Dave Vingc 14) Linda Wallingford 15) Rita Warmsley 16) Nancy Warren 17) Ted Wchrman 18) Scott Welter 19) Gerald Wen-derski 20) Kathy W'endt 21) Kathy White 22) Rich Widga 23) Bernard Wihcrski 24) Evelyn Wikstrom 25) Jim Wilkins 26) Howard Williams 27) Laura W'illiams 28) Sherry Williams. Words like “when you’re older” must appease him . . . 46 And promises of someday make his dreams. I) John Wilson 2) Shirley Wislofski 3) Bill Wogssnck 4) Eugene Wood 5) Gwcnda Wright 6) Dennis Wylzclby 7) Edward Zemlicka SOPHOMORE COUNCIL (8) SEATED — Pres. Bob Bcrnick, V-Pres. — Xavier Knight. Sec. Debra Knowlton. Treas. Kathy Wendt REPRESENTATIVES (8) STANDING 2nd ROW I) Kathy Carmack 2) Patty Cuddigan 3) Advisor Mr. Wodarski 4) Dean Bjorge 5) Randy Hanock 6) Karon Puhl 7) Cindy Buechclc. STANDING BACK ROW Bill Turnham 2) Dan Olson 3) Judy Lowe 4) Mary Luchinski 5)Joc Katorosz. 47 Winter . . . the seasons they go round and round and the painted ponies go up and down. We’re captives on the carousel of lime, we can’t return we can only look behind from where we came. And go round and round and round in the circle game Juniors........................... 52 Organizations .....................68 Basketball ........................84 Wrestling..........................88 Hockey.............................94 Swimming ..........................96 School Life........................98 Junior Council elections this year were held differently. Instead of nominations, all Juniors could write-in the name of any person they wanted. Some Junior activities were a food drive, sleigh ride, and an all-school dance. Members were: (BACK ROW) Cheryll Smith. Ken Furganson, Vice-President. Corrine Farrington. President, Sue Sedesky. Treasury, Peggy Sandvc, Secretary, (absent), (LEFT) Mr. Schmid, Advisor, Linda McLaughlin, Jean Gray, Tom Bar- rett. Mary Holland. Marge LaSota, Debra Kline. (MIDDLE LEFT) Joe Mau, David Fuss. Brian Mealman. (MI DDL E RIGHT) James Gray, Kathy Ebcrlcin, Deanna Mans, David Belton. JUNIORS: I) Pat Albrecht 2) Ted Allison 3) Kevin Amundson 4) Debra Anderson 5) Jeff Anderson 6) Marie Anderson 7) Sonya Anderson 8) Tim Anderson 9) Verne Anderson 10) Terry Ascloff II) Roxanne Aubrccht 12) Sam Austin 13) Richard Backcn 14) Tim Bai-ly I $) James Baker 16) Janet Barnes 16 i I) Sue Bassett 2) Bill Baunan 3) David Belton 4) Vickie Benson 5) Mike Bcntlcr 6) Barbara Berg 7) Harry Bergstrom 8) Richard Barrcs9) Eileen Bickcll Sixteen springs I) Dean Broeckclman 2) Larry Brown 3) Mike Brykousky 4) Debbie Buldic 5) Lynn Burmun 6) Teresa Butterfield 7) Joyce Cajunc 8) Sue Capps 9) Dianne Carlson 10) Jerry Carlton 11) Albn Carry 12) Ronnie Coleman 13) Chris Dahl 14) Ken Darula 15) Linda Deru’er 16) Jerry Dc Young And sixteen summers Gone now . . . 1) Dianne Dignen 2) Keith Dinius 3) Dan Direz 4) Debbie Doerr 5) Pam Dooher 6) Barb Dorfc 7) Robin Dryer 8) Jeff Duncan 9) Mike Durant 10) Kathlcne Eberlien II) Dav-cy Ecklund 12) John Erickson 13) Linda Erickson 14) Robert Erickson 15) Russell Evans 16) Thca Everson I) Dave Farnham 2) Corrine Farrington 3) Jim Farris 4) Kent Ferguson 5) Mike Forarc 6) David Freeberg 7) Jean Friday 8) Tom Frykman 9) Dave Fuss 10) Roger Gale 11) Kevin Garagthy 12) Paul Gilman 13) Jim Gleason 14) Cindy Goodin 15) James Gray 16) Jean Gray Cartwheels lost . . . I) Joan Gray 2) Pat Gregory 3) Rawer Grossy 4) Linda Gulick 5) Jim Halbert 6) Cathy Hal-lesy 7) Marilec Hallquist 8) John Halvorson 9) Charles Hanson 10) Conrad Hanson II) Linda Hanson 12) Jeanne Haviland 13) Helen Heath 14) Pam Hill 15) David Hintzc 16) Mary Holland 57 To car wheels Juniors 1) Chris Hoyc 2) Randy Irwin 3) Joyce Iskier-ka 4) Craig Jacobson 5) Raymond Jclinck 6) Sue Icsso 7) Charles Jobe 8) Greg Jones 9) Barbara Johnson 10) Donna Johnson II) Joanne Johnson 12) Kathy Johnson 13) Rebecca Johnson 14) Richard Johnson 15) Joel Kaczmcrck 16) Royoe Kantola I) Tom Katrinak 2) Pat Kaufman 3) Dennis Kcdrowski 4) Kevin Keeler 5) Michael Kelly 6) Debbie Kline 7) Karen Klocppcl 8) Nancy Knot 9) Stephanie Korst 10) Lorelei Kruch-tcn II) Jim Kublic 12) Tom Kuta 13) Rene }Lahn 14) Marvin Lancaster 15) Colcnn Lang 16) Diane Laskowki Through the town. Juniors I) Elizabeth Laskowski 2) Marge LaSota 3) Joan LeFebvre 4) Betty Lewis 5) Brian Lick ness 6) Stan Lein 7) Mary Litwincak 8) Richard Lcudtke 9) Jane Lund 10) Michael Mcclean 11) Chris Madonna 12) Richard Manley 13) Deana Mans 14) Wynelle Manzkc IS) Paul Martin 16) Ron Martinson v I) Ela Matzkc 2) Joe Mau 3) Keith McCormick 4) Connie McGill 5) Pat McGrath 6) Linda McLaughlin 7) Brian Mealman 8) Dale Metcalf 9) Mike Meyer 10) Doug Miller II) Richard Miller 12) Wanda Miller 13) Pam Mitchell 14) Paula Montaque 15) Tom Moritko 16) Bob Morris And you tell him . . . I) William Morris 2) Gary Morstad 3) William Mulvihill 4) Dcbi Nascenc 5) Dan Ncch-kash 6) Brad Nelson 7) Linda Nelson 8) Rick Nelson 9) Terry Nelson 10) Tanis Nichola II) Kevin Nicmcla 12) Luannc Ojeda 13) Charlie Oliver 14) Tim Oncy 15) Tom Paquette 16) Tim Paquette Take your time . . . 1) Mary Paulson 2) Dale Pederson 3) Marcy Pederson 4) Beverly Peterson 5) Matthew Phillips 6) Phyllis Prchall 7) Cindy Prince 8) Rita Prusha 9) Chris Putnam 10) Janet Rasmoosen II) Paul Redhead 12) Ron Rcitan 13) Dave Rekuebi 14) Elizabeth Rodriquez 15) Debbie Rogers 16) Bill Rogman It won’t be long now . . . Juniors I) Mary Rosccrans 2) Susan Rosendahl 3) Dave Rossbach 4) Mike Rupcrl 5) Bruce Sa-ice 6) Peggy Sanduc 7) Duane Sandusky 8) Jean SarfT 9) Joan Sarff 10) Luanna Schal-laert 11) Ebcrhard Schmolling 12) Inge Schmolling 13) Sheryl Schuman 14) Kenneth Simpson 15) Sandra Sims 16) Steven Sjoberg I) Richard Slattery 2) Chcryll Smith 3) Wanita Smith 4) Rita Sorenson 5) Robert Spencer 6) Diane Spic ka 7) Mike Sta-chowski 8) Jean Stricklcr 9) Munda Stromberg 10) Carol Sutherland 11) Doug Swanson 12) Elizabeth Swanson 13) John Synowezynski 14) Edward Sypnicsk 15) Nina Szulga 16) Mike Teclaw Till you drag your I) Terry Templeton 2) Robert Tenhoff 3) Col-len Thomas 4) Pat Thompson 5) Merry Thurn 6) Steve Tormanen 7) Donna Townsend 8) James Ulmanic 9) Tom Villcbrun 10) Peggy Voller II) Debbie Warren 12) Jacquelyn Warncll l3)Gayk Wen 14) Ronald Wcstber-ry 15) David Weyek 16) Katie White 17) Kay Williams 18) Robert Williams 66 Those circles down . . . I) Margaret Wirth, 2) Steve Wozniak. 3) Steven Yale, 4) George Zcmbal. 5) General Butler. NOT PICTURED John Adams. Robert Billict. Mary Carhill. Gerald Duncan. Craig Grothe. Merlin Hector, Dennis Howard. Micheal lacono, Tyrone James, Greg Jones, Bradley Korst, David Kricsel, Robert Lussicr. Donald Lynch, Ronald Martinson. Willie Mosley. Micheal Per-fecto. Micheal Poulict, Suzann Scdcsky, Patricia Scllstcdt. David Tollifson, Bill Williams. Student Council rop-in-wax The Student Council represents you. They have carried out your wishes in organizing dances, money drives and bettering your school. They were able to do such a good job because they were made up of all grades here at Vocational. Members were: Sue Stevenson, Pres; Lcs James, Vice Pres; Mitzi Neubauer. Sec; Diane Rogman, Tres; Ron Westberry, Rose Baker. Steve Morran, Donna Hamon, Debbie Piro, Rene Keating, Roger Harris, Mike Gozel, Dan Hunt, James Baker, Donna Johnson. Barbara Kuchinski, MikcSta-kowski. Mr. Voss, Anita Sagork-ski. Jean Zimbol GAA GAA stands for Girls Atheletic Association. These girls met two days a week to keep their youthful figures in shape. Wendy Martin. Connie Bean, Jean Sarff, Joan Saff, Shirley Karta-rek.Sue Erickson. Kim Boegeman. Diane Hunter. Patty Terry, Dawn Johnson. Donna Loftus, Marrecn Casey. Dckkie Peterson, Candy Parker, Sharon Swenson. Anita Lckoiski, Kay William, Rosemary Brown, Diane Daneilski, Chris Boal-niczah, Rita Kendall, Nancy Warren. Louise Margar, Kathy Bolduc, Nancy Thompson, Pam Brannick, Mary Noard. Michella Rasmusson. Sue Ann Ballanger, Rosey Pruitt, Karen Kloeppcl Campus Life Campus Life is sponsored by the Youth for Christ organization and ildesigned to develope Christian fellowship. ROW I: Margaret Wirth. Beth Swanson. Wayne Vroni. Mr. Kodde, (advisor), Vickie Benson, tebbie Anderson. ROW 2: Debbie Iflgers, Kathi Eberlick, Sue Scdes-f, Connie McGill, Karen Koeppcf. OOM Johnson, Corrinc hurrington. X Pictured Wanita Smith. Jack-Warner. m Junior Achievement is a business on a small scale. Between 15-25 high school students from all of the minneapolis schools met one night a week to make a product and hold their business meeting. The next week they brought in the money from the sale of the product and made more to sell. At the end of the school year the company liquidated and profits were distributed among the stockholders. Dan Olson, Dan Dorn, Robert Ash. Randy Sutherland, BillTurnham. Cheryl Kyes, Cindy Parker, Patty Comstock, Dawn Johnson, Nancy Warren. Louise Morgan, Nancy Thompson. Charlene Roderick. Denise Montague. PatCundo. Randy Haskett. Wayne Vrioni Banking representatives gave Voc students a chance to save every Wednesday. Connie McGill and Karen Kloeppel helped Mrs. Ovcrn with the tally. Connie McGill, Cindy Parker. Steve Moran. Sandy Shipshock. Donna Hamann. Cynthia Ross. Karen Kloeppel. Chris Putnam, Diane Dignen. Ronald West-berry, Dean Bjorge. Sharon Swenson, Michelle Rcsmusson, Rozctta Pruitt. KBEM “You get a lot of experience in the broadcasting field.” says Paul Martin of the radio station. Loren Johansen, his first year with the radio station thinks: “You learn how to be a disc dockey, your speech gets better. It's harder work than people think.” David Jensen, Dan Foley, Louis Bedor, Bill Bauman, Tom Katrinak, ROW 1. Dean Bjorge, Darrell A. Pope, Walter Patterson, Rick Lorensen, Roger Burud, Steven Sjoberg, George Kuch, ROW 2. Warren Christy, Paul Leuck, Keith McCormick, Brad Nelson, Ron Reitan, Ted Allison, Scott McCormick, Loren Johansen. ROW 3. Radio Station Ham Operators Mr. Cina remarks on the Ham Club: “The primary goal is to help students obtain their amateur radio licenscn. One of the activities in the past is a ‘Field Day,’ a 24 hour emergency operations, which the kids enjoy very much.” Paul Leuck. Mr. Cina. Ron Reitan, Roger Johnson, Dean Bjorge. Stage Crew The slagc crew is an organization that sets up and operates the stage during plays and auditoriums. The advisor is Mr. Frostad and the crew members are: Connie Bean. Susan Capps, Marc Delosjer, Dawn Johnson. Richard Johnson, Tim Knaubcr, Stefan Litwin-czuk, Gary Morstad, Brad Nelson, Mark Nelson, Michael Pcrfccto, Russell Sarff, David Tollifson, Thomas Trykman, Bill Woessncr Service Club The service club is a organization that helps the school with auditoriums and dances. They usher for plays and auditoriums, they check coats for all the dances. Their officers are: Diane Laskowski and Pat Gregory and they meet almost never. 72 Lettermen are those Athletes who have won their letters in sports: Ben Adams, John Adams, Kevin Amundson. Tim Bailey, James Brown, Roger Balck, Allen Bernick, Bob Bcrnick, Dean Bjorge, John Bla-siak, Glen Brandt, James Baker, Larry Brown, Dan Bullock, General Butler, Stan Chryn, Frank Datko, Don Direz, Pat Doudhty, Mike Durant, Rich Fairbanks, Kent Ferganson, Jim Flugaur, Mike Forare, Dave Freebcrg, Dave Fuss, Alvin Grossman, Rich Grossy, Steve Hansen, Jim Halbert, Duane Hensel, Dave Hintze, Les James, Loren Johanson, Greg Jones, Jerry Johmigan, Dave Johnson, Tom Katrinak. Dave Kappes, Rich Kozicki, Mike Kuda, Doug Lein, Stan Lein. Roger Lipa. Tom Lund, Tim Mastro, Jim Maren, Jim McKinney, Brian Mealmcn, John Mely, Mike Meyers. Doug Miller, Tom Miller, Ernie Moen, Tim Nelson, Charlie Oliver, Joe O’Neil, John Pacheco, Buzzy Pederson, Doug Peterson, Mike Pou-liat, Dave Rekucki, Darrell Revard, Dave Ross-back, Rich Scales, Ken Singleton, John Soraka, Snuffy Amith, Mike Stachowski, Emmit Stewart, Joe Stewart, Mike Teclaw, Tim Tessman, Dave Tollifson, Wayne Vrioni, Steve Wester-man, Chuck Wiegman, Jon Wilkins, Bob Williams, George Zembal. Thespians is a national organization to further the appreciation and advancement of theater arts. Candidates are inducted when they have put in one hundred hours in acting or technical work. Members this year were Mrs. Anderson, advisor, Donna Hammann, Steve Litwinczuk, Randy Harris, Vanessa Knight, Peggy Sandve, and Brenda McCutcheon. Jane Eyre was this year’s all-school fall play. Directed by Mrs. Cynthia Anderson, the cast included the following: JANE EYRE, a governess Wynellc Manskc; MR. ROCHESTER master ofThornfield Bob Tenhoff; MRS. FAIRFAX, housekeeper ofThornfield — Brenda McCutcheon; LEAH, a young housemaid Vanessa Knight; GRACE POOLE, a seamstress Peg Sandve; THE WOMAN OF MYSTERY — Boni Irmiter; ADELE. Mr. Rochester's ward — Debbie Rogers; LADY INGRAM, a guest — Rose Marie Baker; BLANCHE, her haughty daughter — Beth Laskowski; MARY, her coquettish daughter Mitzi Ncu-bauer; FEDERICK LYNN, a guest -Doug Lien; MR. MASON, an unexpected visitor — Les James; MR. WOOD, a clergyman David Belton; JOHN, the caretaker — Chuck Wiegmann. Drama students attend a play a month at outside theaters, give holiday and novelty performances as well as the regular classroom activities. Sue Rudick, Mary Litwinczuk, Inge Schmolling, Sandee Martin, Brenda McCutcheon, Janet Barnes, Frank Datko, Barry Davis, Mrs. Anderson, advisor Doug Lien, Cheryll Smith, Joan Lefebure, Linda Nelson, Cindy Prince, Susan Capps, Tanis Nicholas, Mary Paulson, Eric Robbins, Boni Irmitcr. Donna Ha-mann, Mary Ankney, Michelle Lent-ner, Tim Dorn, Nina Szulga, Diane Spiczka, Chuck Wiegmann, Les James, Mike Brady, Mike Pearson, Carol Rogers, Vikki Spencer, Elizabeth Swanson, Debra Anderson, Kathy Ja-gerson, Ralph Smith, Karen Kloeppel, Debbie Buldic, Bev Combs, John Zem-bal, David Belton, David Tilleman, Rene Keating, Steve Moran, Art Eri-chsen, Shawn Aman, David Freeburg, Phil Hanson, Rick Neuman, Colleen Thomas, Beth Laskowski, Rose Baker, Ernie Moen. 75 Voc Allaires directed by C. Wesley Anderson (2). David Belmont, Vickie Benson. Eileen Bickell, Marilyn Brewer, Beverly Combs, Dianne Dignen, Art Erickson, David Freeburg, Donna Hamann, Dona Hohler, Les James, Rita Kendall, Karen Kloeppel. Vanessa Knight. Ora-lec Law, Joan Lefcbvre, Doug Lein, Betty Lewis, Maria Litwinczuk, Joyce Manuel, Wynellc Manzke, Brenda McCutcheon, Connie McGill. Linda Nelson, Kathie Neuman, Lynn Nicholas, Bonnie Oliver, Mary Paulsen. Mike Pearson, Beverly Peterson, Cindy Prince, Rozetta Pruitt, Rita Prusha, Mary Rosecrans, Sue Rudick, Peggy Sandvc, Inge Schmolling, Sue Scdcsky, Anita Sikorski, Steve Sikorski, Ken Singleton, Cheryl Smith, Diane Spi-czka, Munda Stromberg, Carol Sutherland. Nina Szulga, Robert Tenhoff, Colleen Thomas. Donna Townsend, Toni Warfield, Steve Westerman, Marie Anderson. Debbie Buldic, Chuck Wiegmann, Steve Moran, James Tru-gaur, Sue Capps, Sheryl Schuman. Jean Friday, Elizabeth Swanson, Tim Paquette, Joe Mau, Tom Paquette. Jackie Warner, Kathi Eberlien, Mar- garet Wirth, Debbie Engle, Thca Everson. Carol Rogers, Kay Williams, Peggy Vollcr, Bcv Brace, Joy Nilva, Jean Gray, Rita Sorenson,Debbie Rogers, Debbie Anderson,Donna Johnson, Debbie Doerr, Wanita Smith, Debbie Streeter, Barbara Spencer. Nancy Shanks. Minnesota Office Education Association developed abilities through participation in vocational, educational, and social activities. They sponsored a luncheon for last year’s seniors, sold caramel apples, decorated a car for homecoming, went on all-day field trips, and participated in state conventions. ROW 1: Kathy Jagcrson, historian, Lynette Lee, treasurer, Beverly Brace, treasurer, Brenda Mc-Cutcheon, secretary, Mary Ankney, president, Connie Johnson, vice-president, Janine Bernier, secretary, Sandy Shipshock. historian. Mrs. Orrock, advisor. ROW 2: Maureen Marks. Connie Tieman. Debbie Engle. Cindy Davis, Donna Hammon, Sue Stevenson. ROW 3: Mark De Losier, Sandee Martin, Bonnie English. Debbie Stasncy, Rodney Boocn, Wayne Vrioni. ROW 4: Mary Helen Magnan, Lynne Susnek, Cheryl Le-ners, Alice Johnson, Ann Jacobson, Kathy Gay. ROW 5: Tammy Strick-ler, Vikki Spencer. Michelle Lentner, Vanessa Craney, Judy Knotz, Debbie Kaufmann. Cheerleaders 1) Game at North 2) FROM TOP Connie Johnson. Beverly Peterson. Thca Everson. Captain Vanessa Knight, Captain Vanessa Crancy. Pam Dooh-cr. Corrine Farrington. Joyce Manuel. 3) Joyce. Thca. Corrine 4) Sophomore Squad Betty Dunn. Patty Schendel. Debbie Peterson. Barb Spencer. MaryStoIarcyzyk. Pam Pratt. 5) Vocational Loviest 6) Pam Doohcr 7) Sophomore squad at North 8) Cathy Kuchinski. Donna Johnson. Joyce Iskicrka 9) Margct Writh Mascot i 4 M Vocettes 1st BOTTOM ROW, L to R. — Winnie Manzke, Linda Nelson. Sheila Scthncy. Cindy Prince. Cheryl I Smith. Marlene Brace. 2nd ROW. Claudia Ncubaucr, Cindy Rawnsley, Lana Marks, Judy Frechette, Michele Durant. Wanda Miller, Pat Kaufman. TOP. L to R Joan La Fabre, Beth Swanson. MIDDLE. Debbie Buldic. Mit i Neubauer. BOTTOM Terri Travcr. L to R Diane Spi-czka. Bcv Brace. Peggy Sandvc. Jcninc Bernier. Nina Szulga. 81 Vanessa Vigorous Ron Readability Dan Division Jim Job Lynette Letterpress Diane Duolonc Dcnice Do It Terri Tradewind Peggy Pica Richie Receipt Debbie Distribution 1 Cindy Copy I Joyce Job Number Rene Reverse-print Phcobe Photo. Advisor Tradewind Randy Write-up and Dean Delivery Vanessa Viewer. Kris Cropper, and Mitzi Masterpiece Mike Margin Connie. Janinc Bernier, and Debbie Kaufmann Connie Johnson Mrs. Teeler. Advisor Connie Wayne Vrioni. Sandy Wally Hodges. Roger Lipa. Anita Sikorski, Debbie. Bcv Brace, Sandy Voc 28 36 30 38 24 27 22 27 37 20 18 North 6 West 15 Henry 10 M-U 17 South 16 Washburn 18 Roosevelt 17 Southwest 8 Central 21 Edison “This was a squad that had much to be proud of: 6 all city wrestlers, 2nd place in the conference by one point, and Cocaptain John Pacheco placing 5th in the state.” Coach Skavnak VARSITY — FIRST ROW: Tim Mastro, Jerome Morales, John Pacheco, John Adam, Bill Beach, Ben Adam, Tim Nelson, Dave Recucki. SECOND ROW: Mr. Skavnak, Coach, Mike Pou-liet, Tom Miller, James Baker, Glenn Brandt, Bobby Williams, Emmit Stewart, Les James. SOPHOMORE — FIRST ROW: Dave Warner, Rod Joseph, Bob Bernick, Jim Brede-mus. Dennis Conley, Richard Miralez, Don Steile. SECOND ROW: Keith Fredrickson, Mark Saastad, Loren Johanson, Paul Szurek, Mike Crawford, Tim Schwendeman, Gerald Wender-ski, Kevin Gabrielson, Sidney Fletcher. 87 Varsity Basketball Sophomore Basketball Basketball •52 35 •51 47 44 39 52 Voc 60 48 56 38 80 41 55 Southwest North West Henry South Central Edison Roosevelt M-U Washburn North Southwest West Henry VARSITY — Dennis Howard. Kent Ferguson. Jim Gray, Tyrone James. Keith McCormick. Steve Moran. Terry Brevig, Pat Doughty. Larry Brown, Doug Lein, Captain John Koch. Coach, Dick Chambers. SOPHOMORE Richard Gregory, Wall Patterson. Darrell Pope, Dick Bogucki, Walt Bicsiada. Jeff Doughty, Rick Lorenson, Ron Hanson. Dave Johnson. Dan Dorn, Xavier Knight. John Fairbanks. John Wilson. Gordon Mitchell, Coach. Chet Janasz. Swimming Swimming K. Amundson. B. Meal-man. W. Vironi. S. Wes-terman. R. Kasperson. M. Meyer. ROW 2: R. Mau, E. Zemblica, D. Direz. M. Lancaster. D. Fuss, R. Gail. J. Mau. ROW 3: D. Rossback, L. Burman, M. Anderson. S. Fran .cn, W. Nelson, D. Pearsak, R. Erwin. 94 Hockey ROW 1: Jerry Olson, Randy Sutherland, Ernie Moen. Dave Lavbac, Terry Johnson, Greg Jones. ROW 2: Coach George Noble. Richard Best, Richard Weiss, Roger Balck, Tom Lund. Mike Teclaw, Nowm Sivula, Tom Lcwandowski. Voc 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 2 6 4 18 Southwest 10 Washburn 7 Roosevelt 12 Henry 13 North 8 West 10 Edison 8 South 7 Central 8 M-U “We Have A young team, but we have improved immensly. Toward the end of this year's season, the one thing this team could have really used was a little school spirit, not a little school spirit, a whole lot. I’m looking forward to next year’s squad.” Mr. Noble 95 98 99 the seasons they go round and round and the painted ponies go up and down. We're captives on the carousel of time, we can’t return we can only look behind from where wc came. And go round and round and round in the circle game. Drama .......... Sports Roundup . Fads and Fashions Seniors......... Hall of Fame .... Senior Banquet . 102 108 112 119 156 159 100 Drama In spring drama the students started a type of informal theatre called improvisation, which involved presenting a situation without previously preparing complete dialogue. Drama classes also participated in a Drama Festival at West High where Vocational students did a cutting from the play JANE EYRE and a three act improvisation. Students also did an All-School Variety Show in which high school and post high students participated. Intramural A program begun this year by Mr. Wodorski and Mr. Schimd had as its purpose to provide a social recreational experience while instilling pride and school spirit in the participants. Due to the limited facilities, the program was forced to operate before school between 7:30-8:10. It proved to be a great success with over 500 students participating in .volleyball, broomball, basketball, ping pong and bowling. Sophomore volleyball champs (1) Wayne Palmer, Scott McCormick, Gary Jan-rie, Dave Johnson, Diane Hunter, Randy Hasket and Danny Dorn. Junior volleyball champs (2) Bob Morris, Matt Philips, Terry Brevig, Dave Fuss, Keith Denyus, Kit McCormick, Doug Swanson. Tom Ka-trinak, Stan Lien, Ron Westberry, Claudia Neubauer and Chris Madonna. Senior broomball champs (4) Doug Lien, Ken Singleton, John Mely, Judy Knot , Connie Johnson, Randy Bona, Buzzy Pederson and Mike Gozel. All City Placers 1. Ben Adam, 1 st in city, 138 lbs. 2. John Adam, 1st in city. 120 lbs. 3. Tim Mastro, I st in city. 96 lbs. 4. Tim Nelson, 1st in city, 133 lbs. 5. John Pacheco. 1st in city, fifth in state, 112 lbs, 103 lbs. 6. Emmit Stewart. 1st in city. 175 lbs. pt£ASB p OUTSIDE Immth Youth Serving Youth Is students from Vocational, going to Madison Elementary to help students with their classwork and to give the teachers at Madison a chance to work longer with each student. This brings a lot of smiles to the faces of students at Madison, while at the same time it gives our students a chance to work with others. This is the second year for the youth serving Program. Red Cross You’ve got a lot to give: The Youth Red Cross takes in things for the men in Viet Nam. Post High and High school students as well take part in the drive. Fred Henderson, Joan Dian, Adrian Neadean and Cheryl Courneya are the high school students who take part. This year decks of cards were collected. Sam’s Place Post High students in Market-Merchandising have turned the Corner Cove into a real swinging place. School supplies. Pottery, Jewelry, Hand Paintings and other interesting things sell there. Some items are hand-made and some are imported from India. The store has come up with the idea of a “Recycle Corner.” Uncle Sam wants you to come in. 118 Senior Council meets every week to organize such activities as Snow Day. the Senior Banquet, the Prom, and the Graduation Ceremony. Shown are: President Erick Robbins. Vice-President Toni Warfield. Treasurer Steve Moran. Secretary Connie Johnson, and Advisor Jane Gilchrist; Emmit Stewart, Vicki Nelson, Vanessa Knight, Sandy Gibson, Dianne Dooher, Carol Rogers. Sandy Ship-shock. Tim Nelson. Share in a memory of gray and wander in my words SENIORS 1971 BEN ADAM MICHAEL ALEX DOUGLASALFUTH CAROL ALLGOOD SHAWN AMAN LARRY ANDERSON ROY ANDERSON And dream about the pictures I play of changes . . . SENIORS 1971 MARY ANKNEY ROSEMARIE BAKER DIANNE BARKEN ROGER BALCK ALLEN BERNICK JANINE BERNIER RANDY BONA Green leaves of summer turned in the fall . . . SENIORS 1971 RODNEY BOOEN FRANCINE BOYCE BEVERLY BRACE ALLEN BRADFORD MICHAEL BRADY GLEN BRANDT MIKEBREUNINGER To brown and to yellow they fade . . . SENIORS 1971 MARY BRONSON JAMES BROWN DANIEL BULLOCK DAN BURKE ALVIN BURMAN DALE BURRELL WILLIAM CAHLANDER DONALD CASTLE 123 SENIORS 1971 DOUGLASCASTLE STANLEYCHRYN BEVERLEY COMBS VANESSA CRANEY DARLENE DANIELSON FRANK DATKO 124 , s MARK L C 31 ML Dbl MARC DELOSIER JANETTE DENNIE And then they have to fly away 125 SENIORS 1971 JOAN DION TERRY DOMBROCK DIANNE DOOHER PATRICK DOUGHTY MARTHA DOWNHOUR TIMOTHY DORN DOUGLAS DUMAS DEBRA ENGLE Trapped within the circle time parade of changes... SENIORS! 971 BOMS IE ENGLISH ARTERICHSEN PAUL ERICKSON RICHARD FAIRBANKS JAMES FLUGAUR VICTORIA FORD SENIORS 1971 RICHARD HALEK CHARLES HALL MARCIA HALVORSON DONNA HA MANN PHIL HANSON RANDY HARRIS LARRY HAUGBERG SENIORS 1971 WALLY HODGES DONNA HOHLER MIKEHAWKES W AYNE HENDRICKS DUANE HENSEL JACKIE HOLM SARA HOLTER Scenes of my young years were warm in my mind . . . SENIORS 1971 DAN HUNT BON I IRMITER ANN JACOBSON KATHYJAGERSON LESLIEJAMES GARY JENSEN ALICE JOHNSON Visions of shadows that shined . . . SENIORS 1971 CONNIE JOHNSON DAVID JOHNSON DENNIS JOHNSON VICKI JOHNSON RICHARD JONES RICHIE JOSEPH DEBBIE KAUFMAN RICHARD KASPERSON 132 Till one day I returned and found they were victims of the line of changes . . . SENIORS 1971 RENE KEATING RITA KENDALL TIMOTHY KNAUBER VANESSA KNIGHT JUDY KNOTZ JOHN KOCH The world spinning madly it drifts in the dark. .. SENIORS 1971 RICHARD KOZICKI DAVID KRENZ GEORGE KUCH CATHY KUCH INSKI JAMES KURTTI HAROLD LACY RICHARD LAMBKINS DANA LaPAGE And swings through a hollow of haze . . . SENIORS 1971 OR A LEE LAW JACQUELINE LeCUYER LYNETTELEE CHERYL LENERS MICHELLELENTNER PETER LcROY PAULLEUCK DAVID LICKNESS Through a universe of lace with changes ... SENIORS 1971 TOM LUND KEITH MADONNA MARY MAGNAN RICHARD MALEK JOYCE MANUEL MAUREEN MARKS SANDRA MARTIN SENIORS 1971 TIM MASTRO MARTIN MELINA BRENDA McCUTCHEON JOHN MENNING DOUGLAS McNEILL JOHN MELY MATTHEW MEDRANO TOM MILLETTE Moments of magic will grow in the night . . . SENIORS 1971 TOM MILLER ERNIE MOEN STEVE MORAN DON MORITKO WILLIAM MORRIS STEPHAN MUELLERLEI All fears of the forest are gone . . . But when the morning breaks . . . SENIORS 1971 ADRIAN NEADEAU JOSEPH NELSON TIMOTHY NELSON VICKI NELSON MITZI NEUBAUER RICKEY NEUMAN LINDA NEVELA They’re swept away by the golden drops of dawn and changes . . . SENIORS 1971 DANIEL O’KEEFE BONNIE OLIVER JOSEPH O’NEIL MICHAEL PEARSON ALLEN PEDERSON STEVEN PHIFER SENIORS 1971 LINDA PHILLIPS WANDA PROVO ROZETTA PRUITT LESLIE RAKOWSKI DARYL REEVES SUE REYNOLDS Passions will part to a strange melody, as fires will sometimes grow cold . . . 142 SENIORS 1971 DIANE ROGMAN ERICK ROBBINS CYNTHIA ROSS MICHAEL ROBBINSON MICHAEL ROTTACH CAROL ROGERS MICHAEL ROZEK 143 Like petals in the wind . . . SENIORS 1971 SUERUDICK KRIS RUSH DAVID SAUKKOl.A DEBBIE SCALES DEBORAH SCHNAPPAUE RAYMONDSCHOEDER MARK SCHUSTER SANDRA SHIPSHOCK We’re puppets to the silver strings of soul and changes. . . SENIORS 1971 KENNETH SINGLETON ANITA SIKORSKI NORMAN SIVULA LINDA SMITH JANET SPANO VICKI SPENCER Your tears SENIORS 1971 JOHNSTROKA DEBISTASNEY RICHARD STENACH SUSAN STEVENSON EM MIT STEW ART TAMMY STRICKLER SANDRA STRUCKMAN will be trembling . . . 146 SENIORS 1971 LEROY STRUCKMAN PAUL SUITAK LYNNSUSNIK DENICE SWIFT STEPHEN SZYKULSKI TIMOTHY TESSMAN CONNIE Tl EM AN Now we’re somewhere else .. . 147 SENIORS 1971 LINDA THOMSON DAVIDTILLMAN KATHY TIMMINS CHARLENETOAL TOM TOLLEFSON GARY TOURNIEP DON TOWN One Last Cup Of Wine We Will Pour SENIORS 1971 DEAN TOWNSEND TERRITRAVER MICHAEL URMAN RUTH VAN HEEL VICKI VENSTAD TONI WARFIELD 149 And I’ll kiss you one more time . . . SENIORS 1971 BEVERLY WELLER REGINA W ELTER STEVEN M. WESTERMAN CHUCK W IEGMANN JON WILKINS MAGGIE WILLIAMS 150 And leave you on the rolling river shore of changes . . . SENIORS 1971 JANET WITHERS MARC WODNICK DANA WOLLAK JEAN ZEMBAL JOHN ZEMBAL SENIORS 1971 DAN LUCE DARREL REVORD WAYNE VRIQNI Senior Activities DWAYNE AANERUD, Radio-TV: Tennis. BEN ADAM, Upholstery: Wrestling Captain, All-City Champ 2nd Region, 4th State. MICHAEL E. ALEX. Patternmaking: “The terror of the pattern shop.” DOUG ALFUTH, Printing: Swimming, Baseball, Pep Club. “Remembered by all my friends.” CAROL ALLGOOD, Cosmetology. SHAWN AM AN, Auto Mechanics. LARRY ANDERSON, Machine Shop: Tennis. “Best skipper around V ROY ANDERSON MARY J. ANKNEY, General Business: MOEA, Drama. ROSEMARIE BAKER, Tailoring: Drama, Pep Club, Choir, Student Council. “Mickey Mouse.” DIANE BAKKEN, Apparel Arts: Pep Club. ROGER A. BALCK, Machine Shop: Hockey Captain. Cross Country, Lettermcn. “Hotdog Balck and whipped Roger.” ALL BERNICK, Printing: Wrestling, Cross Country, Track, Lettermen. JANINE BERNIER. Stenography: Craftsman, Pep Club, Lettermen, MOEA, Vocettes. RANDY BONA, Metal Arts: Junior Class Representative, Trade-wind, Drama. “The Doc.” RODNEY BOOEN, General Business. FRANCINE BOYCE, Apparel Arts: Service Club, YHY. BEVERLY BRACE. General Business: Vocettes Captain, Golf. Banking, Lettermcn. Pep Club, Craftsman Award, Vocettes. ALLEN BRADFORD, Electronics. MICHAEL BRADY, Auto Mechanics: Drama . . . “Michael Heffner.” GLEN BRANDT, Auto Mechanics, Wrestling. “Don't make a scene.” MICHAEL BREUNINGER. Patternmaking. MARY BRONSON, Commercial Foods. JAMES BROWN, Auto Mechanics: Football, Wrestling, Track. “Dark chocolate Brown.” DANNY BULLOCK. Sheet Metal: Trade wind. Football, Lettermcn's Club. BRADLEY BURK, Electricity. DANIEL W. BURKE. Machine Shop: Student Council. ALVIN BURMAN, Commercial Foods: Lettermen’s Club, Jr. Achievement, Baseball. Hockey. DALE L. BURRELL. Radio-TV: “Remember me when you read a mad magazine.” WILLIAM CAHLANDER. Elec- tricity: Student Council. “Stoner.” DONALD D. CASTLE, Machine Shop. DOUGLAS CASTLE. Sheet Metal. STAN CHRYN, Machine Shop: Wrestling. Cross Country. BEVERLY D. COMBS, Apparel Arts: Service Club, Pep Club. Vocettes, Drama, Banking. “Remember me for my personality.” LINDA COURNEYA, Cosmetology. VANESSA M. CRANEY, Stenography: Cheerleading Captain, Student Council, Pep Club, Tradewind, MOEA, Lettermen’s Club, Vocettes. “Never a heart has sorrow, when there are sweet words within to remember, Tim.” KIM M. CUNNINGHAM, “Voc, I recommend it to everyone.” DARLENE DANIELSON, Apparel Arts. FRANK DATKO, Auto Mechanics: Football. Golf, Lettermen’s Club, Jr. Council, Drama. “Dank Fratko.” BARRY ROBERT. DAVIS. Commercial Foods: Drama. CINDY DAVIS, General Business. “Farewell Soskins. JOHN DEJARLIAS, Sheet Metal. MARC DELOSIER, General Business: Audio Visual, Stage. CAL DEMARRE. Pattern Making: “Peace Brother.” Senior Activities JEANETTE L. DENNIE, Apparel Arts: Pep Club. “Remember Jay peace on earth. JOAN DION. Apparel Arts: Jr. Achievement. TERRY DOMBROCK, Radio-TV. DIANE DOOHER, Cosmetology: Jr. Council, VP., NHS, Sr. Council, Jr. Attendant, Tradewind, Drama, Sr. Attendant. TIM DORN. Auto Mechanics: Drama. “Skipping class. PAT DOUGHTY. Electricity: Football, Basketball. Baseball, Pep Club. Lettermen’s Club, Treasurer. MARTHA DOWNHOUR. Cosmetology. DOUGLAS DUMAS, Pattern Making. ALVIN EDWARDS. Electricity. DEBRA ENGLE, General Business: MOEA. BONNIE ENGLISH. Stenography. ART ERICHSEN, Electronics: Drama, Choir, Student Council. “Oh well, who's next? PAUL ERICKSON RICHARD FAIRBANKS, Machine Shop. VICTORIA FORD. Commercial Foods. JAMES P. FLUGAR. Radio-TV: “Shy and innocent. KATHLEEN GAY. General Business. PEGGY GAZDA, Academic: Jr. Council, Pep Club. NHS. Trade-wind. Jr. Achievement. Craftmcn Award. JUDY GERHARDT, Cosmetology. SANDY GIBSON, Apparel Arts: “Sorry to say good-bye. but happy to go. PATTY GOMINSKY, Cosmetology: Pep Club. “Im sure. MICHAEL L. GOZEL, Electricity: Sophomore King. Tradewind. Student Council. “Eddie. TERRIS GREEN, Cosmetology: Pep Club. JEFFERY GRUETT. Sheet Metal. RICHARD HALEK. Palternmak- ing: “My shyness. CHUCK HALL. Machine Shop: “Arm wrestling champ of machine shop. MARCIA HALVORSON. Apparel Arts: Drama. Pep Club. DONNA HAMANN. Stenography: Thespian, Student Council, Pep Club. Banking, Service Club, Choir, MOEA, Drama. STEVE HANSEN, Auto Mechanics. PHIL HANSON. Auto Mechanics: Wrestling. Thespians, Stage, Drama. Frostad bug. MICHAEL HAWKES. Auto Mechanics. RANDY HARRIS, Electricity: Stage, Student Council, Drama. “Swinger. LAWRENCE M. HAUGBERG. Radio-TV. WAYNE HENDRICKS DUANE HENSEL. Electricity. Football, Sr. Council. “Hunzull. WALLY HODGES, Printing: Pep Club. Craftsman. DONA HOHLER, Apparel Arts: Pep Club, Drama. “A friend in need is a friend indeed. JACKIE HOLM. Needle Arts: Drama. SARA HOLTER, Cosmetology: Pep Club. “Love and Peace. DAN HUNT. Electricity. BON1 IRMITER, Metal Arts: Drama. Pep Club. ANN JACOBSON, General Business: MOEA. KATHY JAGERSON. General Business: MOEA, Drama. LES JAMES, Sheet Metal: Choir, Football. Wrestling, Drama, Student Council. Leltermen’s Club. Student Faculty Senate, Track. “September 29, 1970. GARY JENSEN, Printing. ALICE JOHNSON, General Business: MOEA, Pep Club. CONNIE JOHNSON, Stenography: Craftsman, Pep Club, Cheerleader, MOEA, Sr. Class Sec., Lettermen’s Club. DAVE JOHNSON, Sheet Metal; Lettermen’s Club. DENNIS JOHNSON, Shoe Repair: “Graduation, and let me out the door. VICKY JOHNSON. Cosmetology: Drama, PepCIub. RICHARD JONES, Electricity. RICHIE JOSEPH. Auto Mechanics: Tradewind. “The mighty charger R.T. RICHARD KASPERSON. Auto Mechanics: Swimming. DEBBIE KAUFMANN, Stenography: Pep Club, Pres., NHS, Pres., Craftsman. Young Advisory Council. MOEA. RENE KEATING, Apparel Arts: Student Council. J. A., All City, Tradewind, Pep Club, Usher. Drama. RITA E. KENDALL, Apparel Arts: Pep Club, Choir, GA A. PATRICK KLINE. Commercial Foods. PETER KLUCAS. Radio-TV. TIMOTHY KNAUBER. Sheet Metal: Drama, Thespian, Stage, Audiovisual. “Three years of chrome done. VANESSA KNIGHT, Apparel Arts: Student Council, Cheerleader. Choir, Thespian. Sr. Homecoming Attendant, Service Club, Pep Club, Tradewind. JUDY KNOTZ, Stenography: Pep Club. Craftsman, MOEA. JOHN KOCH. Electricity: Basketball, NHS, Lettermen’s Club. “Hot dog. RICHARD KOZICK1. Machine Shop: Football, Baseball. “Koz. DAVID KRENZ. Sheet Metal. GEORGE KUCH. Radio-TV. CATHERINE KUCHINSKU Needle Arts: Pep Club, Cheerleading, Alt., Drama, Sr. Council. “Making up good excuses to get out of class.” JAMES KURTT1. Printing: Tradewind. HAROLD LACY, Upholstery: Football. Harold C. RICHARD LAMBKINS, Radio-TV. DANA LAFAGE, Commercial Foods: Wrestling, Baseball. ORALEE LAW, Apparel Arts: Choir. JACQUELINE LE CUYER, Cosmetology. LYNETTE RAE LEE, Stenography: Pep Club, MOEA, Tradewind. CHERYL LENERS, General Business, YHY, Pep Club, MOEA. MICHELLE LENTNER, General Business: MOEA, Drama. PETER T. LEROY, Auto Mechanics: “The AMX Kid.” PAULLEUCK, Radio-TV. DAVID LICKNESS, Photography. DOUGLAS LEIN, Printing: Pep Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Choir, Drama, Lettermen’s Club. RON LIGONS, Sheet Metal: Tradewind. BLAINE LINDSKOG, Printing: “My keen interest in Mr. Voss’s chemistry class.” DENNIS LINMAN, Electricity: “F. F.” ROGER LIPA, Printing: Pep Club, Lettermen's Club, Craftsman, Football, Wrestling. STEVE LITWINCZUK, Sheet Metal. MIKE LIVINGSTON, Radio-TV: “Don't take life seriously, you never get out of it alive.” DANIEL LUCE, Machine Shop: Football. TOM LUND, Printing: Hockey, Lettermen’s Club. KEITH D. MADONNA, Electricity: Basketball. “The fish.” MARY HELEN MAGNAN, General Business: Pep Club. “Good luck to all Sophomores.” RICHARD MALEK, Academic. JOYCE MANUEL, Apparel Arts, Choir, Pep Club, Service Club, Tradewind, Student Council (Treasurer). MAUREEN MARKS, Stenography, Pep Club, YHY. TIM MASTRO, Auto Mechanics, Lettermen's Club, Wrestling. BRENDA MCCUTCHEON, Stenography, Drama, Choir, Banking. MOEA, Red Cross, Junior Representative. DOUGLAS MCNEILL, Metal Arts, Urban Arts Program. MATTHEW MEDRANO, Wrestling. MARTIN MELINA, Shoe Repair. JOHN MELY, Metal Arts, Football, Lettermen's Club. JOHN MENNING, Machine Shop. TOM MILLER, Upholstering, Tennis, Wrestling. TOM MILLETTE, MachincShop. ERNIE MOEN, Auto Mechanics, Football, Hockey, Lettermen's Club, Drama. “Underdog goaltcnder.” STEVE MORAN, Radio-TV, Basketball, Drama, Tennis, Student Council, Banking, Lettermen’s Club, Pep Club. “How much?” DON MORITKO, Commercial Foods, “Gentlemen.” WILLIAM A. MORRIS, Metal Arts, Tradewind. STEVE MUELLERLEILE, Sheet Metal. ADRIAN NEADEAU,Tailoring. JOSEPH NELSON. Auto Mechanics. TIM NELSON, Machine Shop, Cross Country (captain). Wrestling (captain). Drama, Homecoming King. Stage Crew. “The one that likes to run.” Track (captain.) VICTORIA NELSON, Cosmetology. MITZI NEUBAUER, Apparel Arts, Sophomore Sweetheart Queen,’ Craftsman Award, Voccttes, Student Council (secretary). Homecoming Queen, Pep Club. Tradewind, Lettermen’s Club. If the whole world had love we wouldn't need peace.” RICK NEUMAN, Radio-TV, “Peace.” LINDA NEVALA, General Business, Pep Club, Vocettes, MOEA, Service Club. JAY NILVA, Electronics. DANIEL O’KEEFE, Shoe Repair. BONNIE OLIVER. Apparel Arts, Choir. NANCY OJEDA, Commercial Foods. JOE O’NEIL, Commercial Foods, Football, Hockey, Track, Letter-men’s Club. JOHN PACHECO, Machine Shop. MICHAEL PEARSON, Commercial Foods. ALLEN “BUZZY” PEDERSON, Printing, Pep Club, Lettermen’s Club, Football, Baseball, Basketball. “The Buzz.” STEVEN PHIFER. Printing, Stage Crew, “A little will do the thing.” LINDA PHILLIPS, Apparel Arts. WANDA PROVO, Cosmetology, Pep Club. “I refuse to aid you in your escapades.” ROZETTA PRUITT, Apparel Arts, Pep Club, Banking. GAA (president). Junior Representative, Tennis, Golf, “Member me for fashioning.” LESLIE RAKOWSKI, Cosmetology. DARYL REEVES, Auto Mechanics. DARREL REVORD, Commercial Foods, Football. SUE REYNOLDS, Stenography, Tradewind. ERICK ROBBINS, Auto Mechanics, Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Craftsman Award, Junior Representative, Senior Class President. “A true leader and a beautiful person.” MICHAEL ROBINSON, Machine Shop. CAROL ROGERS, Commercial Foods. DIANE ROGMAN. Apparel Arts, Student Council. Craftsman Award. “My laugh.” CYNTHIA ROSS, Apparel Arts. Choir, Junior Council, Banking. Pep Club, Tradewind. JOHN ROTTACH, Machine Shop, T rack. MICHAEL ROZEK, Machine Shop. SUE RUDICK, Apparel Arts, Senior Activities Choir, Drama, “September 29, 1970.” KRIS RUSH. General Business, MOEA, Pep Club, Tradewind. DAVE SAUKKOLA (SALLY), Drafting, Wrestling. “Mr. Ford Motor Company.” DEBBIE SCALES, Apparel Arts, Drama, Pep Club, YHY. DEBORAH SCHNAPPAUF, Apparel Arts. MARK SCHUSTER, Printing, “The Coatie Stomper.” RAYMOND SCH ROEDF.R. Commercial Foods. SANDY SHIPSHOCK. Stenography, MOEA. Craftsman, National Honor Society, Senior Council, Pep Club, Banking. ANITA SIKORSKI, Apparel Arts, Craftsman, Pep Club. GAA, Choir. Student Council, “Boing. Boing.” KEN (GEORGE) SINGLETON. Metal Arts, Football (captain). Basketball. Pep Club, Lettermen’sClub, Choir, Drama, “Nickname, McKenny.” NORMAN SIVULA. Sheet Metal. RALPH SMITH. Auto Mechanics. Hockey, Baseball, Drama, “Peanut Bandito.” LINDA SMITH, Cosmetology. DEBORAH SNOW. Apparel Arts. JANET SPANO. General Business. MOEA. JOHN SROKA, Radio-TV. Football, Baseball. WALTER STANLEY. Auto Mechanics. DEBI CAROL STASNEY, Stenography, MOEA, Tradewind. Speech Club, Stage Crew, “Love is as strong as death is.” RICHARD STENACH. Auto Mechanics. SUE STEVENSON. General Business, Student Council Secretary, Pep Club. Golf, Craftsman, MOEA, Faculty Senate, Thespian. “Good luck to all business students with Overn and Orrock.” EMMIT STEWART. JR.. Printing, Pep Club, Lettermen’s Club, Senior Class Representative, Football, Track, Wrestling. TAMMY STRICKLER. Stenography, MOEA. LEROY STRUCKMAN, Upholstering, Football, Hockey. SANDY STRUCKMAN, Apparel Arts. PAUL SUITAK. Commercial Arts. LYNNE SUSN1K. General Business. MOEA, YHY, PepCIub. DENICE SWIFT. Apparel Arts. Tradew ind. Service Club. STEPHEN SZYKULSK1, Radio-TV, Drama. TIMOTHY TESSMAN (TAT). Electricity, Football, Baseball, Let-lermen's Club, Student Council. Pep Club. CONNIE TIEMAN. Stenography. Craftsman, Pep Club, Vocettes, MOEA. Service Club. YHY. Campus Life. DAVID (TILLY) TILLEMANS, Commercial Foods, Drama. KATHY ANN TIMMINS. Apparel Arts. “What I didn't do.” CHARLENE TOAL, Apparel Arts, “Treat all men alike, all men were made by the same GREAT SPIRIT C HIEF, they are all brothers.” TOM TOLLEFSON, Auto Mechanics. GARY TOURMER, Auto Mechanics. DONALD TOWN, Commercial Foods, Drama, “My ways with girls.” DEAN TOWNSEND. Electricity, Tradewind. TERRI TRAVER. Academic, Pep Club, Vocettes, Tradewind, “Will The WORLD ever find PEACE??” MICHAEL URMAN. Auto Mechanics. RUTH ANN VAN HEEL, Apparel Arts, Pep Club, “May all the kids here at Vocational share in my Happiness.” VICKI VENSTAD, Apparel Arts. Drama, PepCIub. WAYNE VRIONI. General Busi- ness, Craftsman, NHS, Swimming Tri Captain, MOEA. TONI WARFIELD. Cosmetology. Senior Council (V.P.), Pep Club (V.P.), Drama. Thespian, YHY, Tradewind. “White isn’t black if you know that it’s green.” BEVERLY WELLER, Apparel Arts, PepCIub, Drama, Junior Rep. REGINA WELTER. General Business, Pep Club, Choir, “Worst steno Vocevcr had.” STEVE WESTERMAN. Radio-T.V., Swimming, Drama, Junior Council, Choir, Pep Club, Letter-man’s Club, “As Theodore and cheerleader mostly happy go lucky.” CHUCK WIEGMANN. Auto Mechanics, Wrestling, Letlerman’s Club, Cross Country, Choir, Drama, YHY. PepCIub.“Really? JON WILKINS, Electricity. MAGGIE WILLIAMS, Commercial Foods. JANET WITHERS. Cosmetology, Drama. Thespian. MARC WODNICK. Auto Mechanics, NHS. Craftsmen. “A-1 grease monkey.” DANA WOLLAK, Machine Shop. “You ain’t nobody.” JEAN ZEMBAL, Apparel Arts. PepCIub, Drama. Student Council. JOHN ZEMBAL, Upholstering, Drama. Hall Of Fame I) Most Likely To Succeed John Kock, Anita Skiorski. 2) Most Popular — Doug Lien, Mitzi Neubauer. 3) Best Afro Joyce Manuel, Matthew Medrona. 4) Prettiest Eyes — Richie Joseph, Diane Dooher. 5) Best Allibicr Shawn Aman, Kris Rush. 6) Finest Ernie Moen, Jan-ine Bernier. 7) Biggest Flirts — Richard Jones, Boni Irmiter. 8) Most Energetic Bu .zy Pederson, Connie Johnson. 9) Cutest Couple Terri Traver Glen Brandt. We are sexy, we have fun, we’re the class of “71”. I) Sexiest Cathy Kuchinski, John Mely. 2) Best All Around Vanessa Craney, Tim Nelson. 3) Class Clowns Toni Warfield, Steve Phifer. 4) Cuddliest Person — Mike Gozel, Lynette Lee. 5) Baddesl Rap — Frank Datko, Donna Haman. 6) Best Shag Cut Steve Moran. Jackie LeCuyre. 7) Cleanest Rags Vanessa Knight. Stan Chryn. 8) Tallest Shortest Tim Mastro, Sandy Shipshock. 9) Shyest Alvin Edwards. Charlene Toal. wm Put M(DNY in your Future . . . For help on financial planning Pul MONY in your future. Reginald ‘Jim’ Traver 615 Farmers Mechanics Bank Bldg. Mpls. Minn. 55402 332-5447 Resident 789-2959 Life, Health, and Disability Income 1971 Names and Numbers Abraham. Marsha 37 Adam. Ben 73. 87. 107. 120 Adam. John 67. 73. 87. 107 Adamson. Bonnie 37 Albrcht. Pal 52 Alex. Michael 120 Alfulh, Douglas 120 Allen, Larry 33. 37 Allgood. Carol 120 Allison. Ted 52.71 Aman. Shawn 75. 120. 156 Amundson. Kevin 52. 73.93 •Anderson. Cynthia 9. 74. 75 Anderson. Debra 52. 75. 76 •Anderson. Floyd 7 Anderson. Jeff 52 Anderson. Larry 120 Anderson. Marie 52. 76 Anderson. Mike 37. 93 •Anderson. Norma 22 Anderson. Roy 120 Anderson. Royal 37 Anderson. Sonya 52 Anderson. Tim 31. 52 Anderson. Verne 52 Andrews. Erma 23 Ankney. Mary 75. 77. 121 •Areni. Ethel 22 •Arent, Henry 12 Armstrong. Pal 37 Ascloff. Terry 52 Ash. Robert 37. 70 Aspinall. John 37 Aubrccht. Roxanne 52 Austin. Sam 52 •Axelsen. Karl 16 Babcock. Debbie 37 Backen. Richard 52 Bailey. Tim 52. 73 Baker. James 37. 52. 73. 87 Baker. Rose 74. 75. 121 Bakken. Dianne 121 Bakk. Roger 35. 73. 95. 121 Balduc. Kathy 37 Ballanger. Sue Ann 37 Barnes. Janet 52. 75 Baron. Sue 37 Barres. Richard 53 Barrett. Russ 33. 37 Barrett. Tom 52 Barron. Robin 37 Barthol. John 37 Bartnic ak. Christine 37 Bassett. Sue 53 Bauman. Bill 53. 71 Beach. Bill 37. 87 Bean. Connie 37. 72 Bednarski. Brenda 37 Bedor. Louis 71 Belmont. David 76 Belton. David 52. 53, 74. 75 Benjamin. Anne 23 Benson, Vickie 53. 76 Bcntlcr. Mike 53 Berg, Barbara 53 Bergstrom. Harry 53 Bcrnick. Allan 35. 73. 121 Bcrnick. Bob 35. 37.47. 73. 87 Bernier. Janinc 80. 77. 83. 121, 156 Best. Richard 31.95 Bickcll. Eileen 53. 76 Biegert. Cheryl 53 Bies. Dawn 53 Biesiada, Jean 53 Biesida. Walter 37.91 Billiet. Robert 67 Bishop. Blair 37 Bjorge. Dan 35 Bjorge. Dean 37.47. 70.71.73 Blaido. Cheryl 37 Blasiak, John 73 Blum. Joy 37 Blummer. Robert 37 Bogan. Eddie 38 Bogeman. Kim 37 Bogucki. Dick 33, 91 Bona. Randy 82. 104. 121 Boocn. Rodney 77. 122 Borret. Tom 53 Bovee. Francine 122 Brace. Bev 80. 76. 77. 83. 122 Brace, Marlene 53. 80 Bradford. Allen 122 Bradford. Robert 22 Brady. Mike 75. 122 Brandjord. Hildur 22 Brandt. Glen 73.87. 122. 156 Brannick. Pam 38 Bredemus. Jim 38. 87 •Brekke. AI8 Bremer. Danny 38 Breuninger. Mike 122 Brevig. Terry 53. 91. 104 Brewer. Margaret 38 Brewer. Marilyn 76 Briggs. Tom 53 Broberg. Mark 38 Broeckelman. Dean 54 Bronson. Mary 123 •Brouillard. Mary 22 Brousscau. Scott 38 Brown. James 31, 73. 123 Brown, l.arry 31.54, 73.91 Brown. Mark 38 Brunette. Pauline 38 •Brunsberg. Pat 11 Brustad. Rolf 33 Brykousky. Mike 54 •Budish. Joseph 17 Bucchclc. Cindv 47 Buldic. Debbie 80. 54. 75. 76 Bullock. Dan 31. 13. 73. 82. 123 Burke. Dan 123 Burman. Alvin 123 Burman. Lynn 31. 54. 93 Burns, Brian 38 Burrell, Dale 123 Burud, Roger 38, 71 Bushey. John 38 Butler. General 31. 67. 73 Butterfield. Teresa 54 •Byrne. Eleanor 9 •Cady. Gerald 21. 31 Cahlandcr. William 123 Cajunc. Joyce 54 Calaer. Tom 38 Capps. Sue 54. 72. 75. 76 Carhill. Mary 67 Carlson. David 38 Carlson. Dianne 54 Carlton, Jerry 54 Carmack. Kathy 38. 47 Carry. Allan 54 Casey. Kathy 38 Casey. Maureen 38 •Cassidy. Betty 14 Castle. Donald 123 Castle. Douglas 124 •Chambers. Richard 11.91 Christenson. Margaret 23 Christy. W arren 71 Chryn. Stan 73. 124. 157 •Cina. John 19. 71 Clarke. Roy 38 •Cleary. Kathleen Clem. David 38 Clup. Haver 38 Coleman. Melody 38 Cokman. Ronnie 54 Combs. Bev 75. 76. 124 Comstock. Patti 38. 70 Conky. Dennis 33. 38. 87 Cope. Mike 38 Copeland. Curtis 38 Copeland. LouAnn 38 Countryman. Mark 38 Courneya. Chcrvl 117 Crandall. Jeri 39 Crancy. Vanessa 73. 77. 82. 124. 157. 78 Crawford. Mike 39. 87 •Crawford. Richard 11 Cudo. Pat 70 Cuddigan. Patty 39. 47 Cudo. Pat 33. 39 Dahl. Chris 54 Dunielski. Diane 39 Danielson. Darlene 124 Danielson. Rhonda 39 Darula. Ken 54 Datko. Frank 73. 75. 124. 157 •Davidson. C. Dale 23 Davis, Barry 75. 125 Davis. Cindy 77. 125 •Davis. Elizabeth 23 DcJarlias. John 125 Dckucki, Dave 73 Dclosicr. Marc 72. 77. 125 DeMarre. Cal 125 Dennic. Jeanette 125 Denyus. Keith 104 Dcn cr. Linda 54 •Derby. Louis23 Dc St Hubert. Mark 125 De Voss. Vickie 11 De Young. Jerry 54 Dion. Joan 117. 126 Dignen. Dianne 55. 70. 76 Dimus. Keith 55 Dire . Dan 55. 73. 93 Dobes, Cassic 39 Doerr. Debbie 55. 76 Dombrock. Terry 126 Dooher. Diane 82. 119. 126. 156 Dooher. Pam 55. 78. 79 Dorfe. Barb 55 Dorn. Dan 39. 70.91. I(M Dorn. Tim 75. 126 Doughty. Jeff 33. 39. 91 Doughty, Pat 31. 73. 91. 126 Douglas. Cindy 39 Downhour. Martha 126 Dryer. Robin 55 Dumas, Douglas 126 Duncan. Gerald 67 Duncan. Jeff 55 Dunn. Betty 39. 79 Duncan. Jerry 31 Durant. Michele 80. 39. 35. 73 •Dwyer. Irene 8 Dzubay. Eileen 20 Earl. Patricia 20 Ebcrlicn, Kathy 52. 55. 76 •Ebert. Del 18 Ecklund. Davey 55 •Edblom. Evelyn 10 Edwards. Alvin 157 Edwards. Marie 39 Ekberg. Cindy 39 Elliott, Carol 39 Elton. Dorn 39 •Engdahl. George 13 Engle. Debbie 76. 77. 126 English. Bonnie 77. 82. 127 Erdahl. Linda 39 Erichsen. Art 75. 76. 127 •Erickson. Doris 15 Erickson. John 55 Erickson. Linda 55 Erickson. Paul 127 Erickson. Robert 55 Erickson. Sue 36. 39 Erwin. R. 93 •Evans. Don 17 Evans. Evelyn 20 Evans, Russell 55 Everson. Althea 55, 73. 76. 78 Fairbanks. John 39. 91 Names and Numbers 1971 Fairbanks. Richard 73. 127 Falkum, Ann 23 harder. Robert 39 Farm ham. Dave 56 Farrier. Dan 39 Farrington. Corrinc 52. 56. 78 Farris. Jim 56 I ashing Hauer. Claudia 9 Paste. Orral 17 Fehringc, Janice 39 •Fenn. John 9 Ferguson. Kent 56. 73. 91 Ferguson. Tim 31 •Ferraro. John 14 •Fiedler, Vernon 10 Field. Jim 39 Fletcher. Sidney 39. 87 Flugaur. Jim 73. 127 Foley. Dan 39. 71 Forarc. Mike 56. 73 Ford. Victoria 127 Franzcn. Steve 39. 93 Frechette. Judy 40. 80 Fredrickson. Keith 33. 40. 87 Frccburg. Dave 31. 56. 73. 75. 76 Friday. Jean 56. 76 Friebcrg. Vicky 40 Fricsen. Joyce 40 Frostad. Stan 17. 72 Frykman. Tom 56 •Fuller. Dick 8 hurganson. Ken 52 Fuss. David 52. 56. 73. 93. 104 Gabriclson. Kevin 40. 87 Gale, Roger 31. 56. 93 Garagthy. Kevin 56 •Garncs. Hans 17 Gay. Kathy 77. 128 Ga da. Peggy 82. 128 Gcnrich. Randall 23 Cicrhardt. Judy 128 Gerischcr. Geneva 20 Gibson. Sandy 119. 128 Gilbert. Mike •Gilchrist. Jane 21. 119 Gilman. Paul 56 Gilson. Joy 40 Gleason. Jim 56 •Gomez. Roman 16 Gominsky, Panic 128 Gonsc. Dale 40 Goodin. Cindy 56 Go cl. Mike 82. 104. 128. 157 •Graham. Robert 14 Gray. James 52. 56. 81 Gray. Jean 52, 56. 76 Gray. Joan 57 Green. Vicki 40 •Greenwood. Gale 16 Gregory . Pat 57. 72 Gregory . Richard 40. 91 Griffin. Mavis 40 •Grobc. Ray 16 Grossman. Alvin 73 Grossy. R 73.57 Cirothc. Craig 67 Grottc. Mark 33. 40 •Gross. Alyce 22 Gruett. Jeffery 128 Gucrtin. Charles 22 Gulick. Linda 57 Halbert. Jim 31. 57. 73 Halbert. Joamc40 Halck. Richard 129 Hall. Charles 129 Hall. Debra 40 Hallcsy, Cathy 36. 57 Hallcsy. Janice 40 Hallquist, Marilcc 57 Halverson. Bruce 40 Halvorson. David 40 Halvorson. John 57 Halvorson. Marcia 129 Humann. Donna 70. 74. 75. 76. 77. 129. 157 Hanock. Randy 47 Hansen. Steve 73 Hanson. Charles 57 Hanson. Conrad 57 Hanson. Jim 40 Hanson. Linda 57 •Hanson. Phebe 9. 82 Hanson. Phil 75. 129 Hanson, Ron 40. 91 Harrcr. Gail 40 Harris. Beverly 40 Harris. Randy 74. 129 Haskct. Randy 40. 70. 104 Hasscl, Martha 22 Haugbcrg. Larry 129 •Hauger. Carol 8 Haugkbcrg, Connie 40 Hauser. Pat 22 Haviland. Jeanne 57 Hawkcs. Mike 130 Haynes. Debbie 36.40 Heath. Helen 57 Hector. Merlin 67 •Hcd. Robert 14 •Hccnan. Clara 15 •Hcikkila. Wayne 18 Hcipcl. Debra 40 Henderson, Fred 117 Henderson. Theresa 40 Hendricks. Wayne 130 Hcnrickscn. Janet 20 Henscl, Duane 31. 73. 130 Hickson. Jeff 40 Hilary. Cathv40 Hill. Pam 57 Hill. Steve 33.41 •Hiltncr. William 19 Hintze. David 57, 73 Hodges. Wally 83. 130 Hohlcr. Dona 76. 130 Holland. Mary 52. 57 Holm. Jackie 130 •Holmbcrg. Randolph 15 Holler, Sara 130 Honeck. Randy 41 Houir. Gerald 22 Howard. Dennis 31.67. 91 Hoyc. Chris 58 Hubbard. David 41 Huebschcn. Stephen 41 Hunt. Dan 131 Hunter. Diane 41. 104 •Huso. Eleanor 15 lacono. Michcal 67 lesso. Sue 58 Irmitcr. Boni 74. 75. 131, 156 Irwin. Randy 58 Iskicrka. Joyce 58. 79 Jacobson. Ann 77, 131 Jacobson, Craig 58 Jagerson. Kathy 75. 77. 131 James. Lcs 31. 73. 74. 75. 76. 87. 131 James. Tyrone 31. 67.91 •Janas . Chester Janey. Gary 41. 104 Jeffries. Michelle 41 Jelinck. Raymond 58 Jelinck. Ron41 Jensen, David 41. 71 Jensen. Gary 131 Jobe. Charles 58 Johanson. Loren 31,41.71, 73. 87 Johnigan. Jerry 73 Johnson. Alice 77. 131 Johnson. Barbara 58 Johnson. Connie 73. 77. 83.96. 104. 119. 132. 156. 78 Johnson. Dave 33,41. 73.91. 104. 132 Johnson. Dawn 41. 70. 72 Johnson. Dennis 132 Johnson. Dcvonna 41 Johnson. Donna 58. 76. 79 Johnson. Irene 41 Johnson. Joanne 58 Johnson. Kathy 58 Johnson. Rebecca 58 Johnson. Richard 58. 72 Johnson. Roger 41 Johnson. Terry 41.95 Johnson. Valeric 41 Johnson. Vicki 132 •Jolles. Beth 11 Jones. Debbie 41 Jones. Gregg 35. 58. 67. 73. 95 Jones. Richard 132, 156 Jones. Russell 41 Joseph. Richie 82. 132. 156 Joseph. Rod 87 Kaczmerek. Joel 58 Kantola. Roycc 58 Kappes. Dave 73 •Karbo. Edward 12 Kaspcrson. Richard 93. 132 Kastanek. Shirley 41 Katoro z. Joe 41.47 Katrinak. Tom 59. 71. 73. 104 Katriwak. Tim 35 Kaufmann. Debbie 77. 83. 132 Kaufmann, Pat 59. 80 Keating. Rene 75. 82. 133 Keating. Tim 33. 41 Kcdrowski, Dennis 59 Keeler. Kevin 59 Kelly. Michael 59 Kendall. Rita 76. 133 King. Valeric 41 Kittleson. Lcnic4| Kline. Debra 52. 59 Klocppcl. Karen 36. 59. 70. 75. 76 Klug. Rick 41 Kanubcr. Tim 72. 133 Knight. Vanessa 73. 74. 76. 82. 119. 133. 157.78 Knight. Xavier 31.41.47. 91 Knightcn. Beck 41 Knot , Judy 77. 104. 133 Knot . Nancy 59 Knowlton. Debi4|. 47 Knox. Deborah 41 Kock. John 91. 133. 156 Koiwia. Roxanna 42 Kology. Margaret 22 Kippcs. David 35 Korst, Bradley 67 Korst. Stephanie 59 Ko icki. Richard 31. 73. 134 Krcklberg. Leonard 22 Krcnz. David 134 Kricscl. David 67 Kruchten. Lorelei 59 Krueger. Jeff 33. 42 Kublic. Jim 59 Kuch. George 71. 134 Kuchinski. Barb42 Kuchinski. Cathy 79. 134, 157 Kuda. Mike 73 Kucstcr. Wayne 42 Kurtti. Jim 82. 134 Kuta. Tom 59 Kycs. Cheryl 42. 70 Lacy. Harold 134 Lahinski. Mark 42 L.ahn. Rene 59 Lambkins. Richard 134 Lancaster. Marvin 59. 93 Lang. Audrey 42 Lang. Colccn 59 La Page. Dana 134 •Larson. Anne 20 •Larson. Robert 19 Laskowski. Beth 74. 75 Laskowski. Diane 59. 72 Laskowski. Elizabeth 60 1971 Names and Numbers LaSota. Marge 52. 60 Laubach. Dave 33. 42. 95 Lavonc. Dan 42 Law. Oralcc 76. 135 Lechctt, Dale 42 LeCuyer. Jacqueline 135, 157 Lee. Edward 22 Lee. Lyncttc 77. 82. 135. 157 LcDoux, Patricia 42 Lcfcburc, Joan 60. 75. 76. 80 Lcnart, Stanley 22 Lcners. Cheryl 77. 135 Lentner. Michelle 75. 77. 135 LcRoy. Peter 135 Leuck. Paul 71. 135 Lcudtke. Richard 60 Lewandowski. Tom 42. 95 Lewis. Betty 60. 76 Lickncss. Brian 60 Lick ness. David 135 Lidstrom. Sharon 42 Lien. Brad 42 Lien. Doug 31. 73. 74. 75. 76. 91. 104. 136. 156 Lien, Stan 31.60. 73. 104 Ligons. Dcvoryn42 Ligons. Ron 82. 136 •Lindman. Arthur 10 Linman. Dennis 136 I.ipa. Roger 73. 83. 136 Lilwinczuk, Maria 76 Litwincak. Mary 60. 75 Lilwinczuk. Steve 72. 74 Loftus. Donna 42 Longficld. James 42 Lorcnsen. Rick 33.42. 71.9 Lowe. Judy 47 Luchinski. Mary 47 Luedtke. Michael 42 Lund. Carl 22 Lund.Jane 60 •Lund. Martha 23 Lund. Tom 73. 95. 137 •Lundbcrg. Clifford 19 Lussier. Robert 67 Lynch. Donald 67 Mack. Bonnie 42 Maclean. Micheal 60 Madonna. Chris 60. 104 Madonna. Keith 137 Magnan. Mary 77. 137 Mahto. Wayne 42 Malck. Richard 137 Manley. John 42 Manley. Richard 60 Mans. Deanna 52. 60 Manuel. Joyce 73. 76. 78. 82. 137. 156 Manzke. Wyncllc 60. 74. 76. 80 Maren. J. 73 Marks. Lana 42. 80 Marks. Maureen 77. 137 •Markun. Stanley 18 Martin. Paul 60 Martin. Sandcc 75, 77. 137 Martinson. Ron 60. 67 Mastro. Tim 73. 87. 107. 138. 157 •Mattson. Wanda 12 MaUke, Ela 61 Mau.Joc 52.61.76. 93 Mau. Richard 33. 93 Maurer. Genevieve 23 McCormick. Scott 71, 104 McCutchcon. Brenda 74. 75. 76. 77. 138 McGill. Connie 61. 70. 76 McGilvrey. Pamela 18 McGrath. Pat 61 McKinney, Jim 73 McLaughlin. Alice 22 McLaughlin. Linda 52. 61 McNeil, Douglas 138 Mealman. Brian 31. 52. 61. 73. 93 Medrano. Matthew 138. 156 Melina. Martin 138 Mcly, John 31. 73. 104. 138. 157 Mcnning. John 138 Metcalf. Dale 61 •Meyer. Feraz 13 Meyer. Mike 31.61. 73. 93 Miller. Doug 61.73 Miller, Kathryn 42 Miller, Lucille 22 Miller. Richard 61 Miller. Tom 31. 73. 87. 139 Miller. Wanda 61. 80 Millettc. Tom 138 •Minshaw. James 13 Mirclcz. Jerome 42 Mirclcz, Richard 42. 87 Mitchell. Gordon 43. 91 Mitchell. Pam 36. 61 Mocn. Ernie 73. 75. 95. 139. 156 Montague. Denise 43. 70 Montague. Paula 61 Monseth. Laurie 43 Morales. Jerome 87 Moran Steve 70. 75. 76.91. 119. 139. 157 Morgan. Louise 43. 70 Moritko. Don 139 Moritko. Tom 61 Mork. Gary 43 Morris. Bob 61. 104 Morris. William 62. 82. 139 Morstad. Gary 62. 72 Mosley. Willie 67 Muedcking. Patricia 20 Muellerlci. Stephan 139 Mulvihill. William 62 Ncadcau. Adrian 117. 140 •Nebclung, Gwendolyn 20 Nechkash. Dan 62 Nelson. Bcrnetta 22 Nelson. Brad 62.71. 72 Nelson. Joseph 140 Nelson. Ken 33.43 Nelson. Linda 62. 75. 76. 80 Nelson. Mark 43. 72 Nelson. Rick 62 Nelson. Terry 62 Nelson. Tim 35. 73. 87. 107, 119. 140. 157 Nelson. Vicki 119, 140 Nelson. Wayne 33.43. 93 •Nelson. Wayne 7 Nemzck. A143 Neubaucr. Claudia 43. 80. 104 Ncubauer. Mit i 74. 80. 82. 140, 156 Neuman. Kathie43. 76 Neuman. Rick 75. 140 Nevcla. Linda 140 Nicholas. Lynn 76 Nicholas. Tanis62.75 •Nichols. Charles 7 Niemcla. Kevin 62 •Nics. Wcndcl 19 Nilva. Jay 76 Noclhc. Duane 43 Novack. Colleen 43 Noard. Mary 43 Noble. George 95 Nutter. Jim 43 Nasccne. Dcbi 62 Obcrg. Keith 43 •Odcgard. Alice 9 Ojeda. Luannc 62 O'Keefe. Daniel 141 Oliver. Bonnie 76. 141 Oliver, Charlie 62. 73 Oliver, Vanessa 43 Olson. Dan 33.43.47. 70 Olson. Jerry 95 Olson, Penny 43 O'Neil. Joe 73. 141 O'Neil. Peggy 43 Oncy. Tim 31.62 •Orrock. Margaret 8. 77 Osborne. Charles 43 •Ovcrn. Jean 15 Pacheco. John 73. 87. 107 Palmer. W ayne 104 Papatola. Joseph 23 •Paquette, Ruth 22 Paquette. Tim 62. 76 Paquette. Tom 62. 76 Parker, Anita 43 Parker. Cindy 43. 70 Parrow, Ken 43 Parwow. Gary 43 Passon. Eleanore 23 Patterson. Walter 43. 71.91 Paulson. Mary 63, 75. 76 Pearson,Jerry 43 Pearson. Mike 75. 76. 141 Pearson. Robert 43 Pederson. Allen 31. 73. 104, 141, 156 Pederson. Dale 35. 63 Pederson. Marcy 63 Pclto. Armas 23 Perez. Glenn 44 Pcrfccto. Micheal 67. 72 Peters. Geraldine 22 Peters. Nancy Peterson. Beverly 63. 73. 76. 78 Peterson. D. 73 Peterson. Debbie 44. 79 Peterson. Larry 44 •Petrc. Earl 16 Phifer, Steven 141. 157 Phillips. Linda 142 Phillips. Matthew 63. 104 Piatt. Pam 44 Picrro. Debbie 44 Picrsak. Dan 44. 93 Pope. Darrell 44. 71.91 Popp. Arnold 44 Potts. Bob 44 Poulict. Micheal 67. 73. 87 Pratt. Pam 79 Prehall. Phyllis 63 •Prekkcr. Louis 13 Prince. Cindy 63. 75. 76. 80 Provo. Wanda 142 Pruitt. Rozetta 70. 76. 142 Prusha. Rita 63, 76 Puhl. Karen 44.47 Putnam. Chris 63. 70 •Putnam. Robert 19 Rakowski. Leslie 142 Rasmussen. Janet 63 Rasmussen. Michelle 44. 70 Rasmussen. Norma 44 Rawnslcy. Cindy 44. 80 Rccucki. Dave 87. 35. 63 Redhead. Paul 63 •Reed. Jules 8 Recnts. Linda 44 Reeves, Daryl 142 •Reincrtson. James 11 Reitan. Ron 63. 71 •Reitan. Sophya 12 Remtcr. Cynthia 44 Rcvord. Darrel 31. 73 Reynolds. Sue 82. 142 Rice. Elizabeth 22 Richardson, Paul 44 Roach. Lucille 23 •Roback. Barbara 14 Robbins. Eric 75. 119. 143 Robbinson. Micheal 143 •Robertson. Helen 15 Robertson. Sandra 20 •Robinson. D. 31 Robinson. Norccn 44 •Roddc. Frederick 21 Roderick. Charlene 44. 70 Rodriguez. Elizabeth 63 Rogers, Carol 75. 76. 119. 143 Rogers. Debbie 63. 74. 76 Rogman. Bill 63 Rogman. Diane 143 •Rome. Gene 21 1971 Rosccrans, Mary 64, 76 Rosenberg, Howard 44 Rosendahi. Susan 64 Rosenthal, David 44 Ross. Cynthia 70. 82. 143 Rossback. Dave 64, 73. 93 Roltuch. Michael 143 Ro ck. Michael 143 Ro ck. Pat 44 Rudcll. Sally 20 Rudick. Sue 75. 76. 144 Rump a. Debbie 44 Rupert, Mike 64 Rush. Kris 82. 144. 156 Saari. Leonard 44 Saastad. Mark 33. 44. 87 Saflcll. Gregg 44 Saioc. Bruce 64 •Sandccn. Lrncst 8 Sjndusky. Duane 64 Sandve. Peggy 52. 64. 74. 76. 80 •Sanford. Gene 17 Sanlord. William 44 Sarff. Jean 36. 64 Sarff. Joan 64 Sarff. Russell 44. 72 Sauk kola. David 144 Scales. Debbie 144 Scales. Richard 31.45. 73 •Schaeffer. Calvin 19 •Schafer. Reuben 7 Schallacrt. Luanna 64 Schcldrup. Diana 45 Schendcl. Patty 45. 79 •Schmid. Stephen 10.33. 52 Schmidt. Joel 45 Schmollmg. I her hard 64 Schmolling. Inge 64. 75. 76 Schnappauf. Deborah 144 Schultes, Clair 45 Schrocder. Raymond 144 Schullo. David 45 Schuman. Sheryl 64, 76 Schuster. Mark 144 Schwagel. Ronald 45 Schwartz. Sandy 45 Schwcndcman. Tim 45. 87. 33 •Scott. Irvin 16 Scribner. Donald 45 Sc ruka.John 31 Scars. Geraldine 20 Scdcsky. Sue 52. 67. 76 Sec. Joe 45 Seeker. Kevin 45 Sellstcdt. Patricia 67 Sethney. Sheila 45. HO Shanks. Nancy 45. 76 Shipshock. Sandy 70. 77.83.119. 144.157 Sikorski. Anita 76. 83. 145. 156 Sikorski. Steve 76 Simpson. Kenneth 64 Sims. Sandra 64 Singleton. Ken 31. 73. 76. 104. 145 Sirak. Michael 22 Sivula. Norman 95. 145 Sjobcrg. Steven 64. 71 Sjolsvoid. Thelma 45 'Skavnak. Stanley 11. 33. 87 'Skoglund. W allace 17 Skripmk. Zinaida 45 Slattery. Richard 65 Slice. Sally 22 Smith. Cheryll 52. 65. 75. 76. 80 Smith. Maine 20 Smith. Gary 45 Smith. Julia 45 Smith. Linda 145 Smith. Ralph 75 Smith. Snuffy 73 Smith. Steven 45 Smith. Terry 45 Smith. W amta 65. 76 Soraka. John 73 •Sorenson. Mel 16 Names and Numbers Sorenson. Rita 65. 76 Spano. Janet 145 Sparrow. Valeric 22 Spencer. Robert 65 Spencer. Barb 45. 76. 79 Spencer. Vikki 75. 77. 145 Spic ka. Diane 65. 75. 76.80 Sroka. John 146 Stachowski. Mike 35.65. 73 Stancck. Pal 45 Stasncy, Dchbic 77. 82, 146 Stcilc. Don 33. 45. 87 Slenach. Richard 146 Stevenson. Sue 77. 83. 146 Stewart. Lmmitt 31. 73. 87. 107. 119. 146 Stewart. Joe 73 St. Inge. Steve 33 Stolarc yk. Mary 45. 79 Strandmoe. Dorothy 22 Streeter. Debbie 45. 76 Stricklcr. Jean 65 Strickler. Tammy 77. 146 Strom. Geraldine 20 Strombcrg. Munda 65. 76 Slruckman. Sandra 146 Struckman. LcRoy 147 Suilak. Paul 147 Susmk. Lynne 77. 147 Sutherland. Carol 65. 76 Sutherland. Randy 45. 70. 95 Swanson. Beth 80 Swanson. David45 Swanson. Doug 65. 104 Swanson. Llizabcth 65. 75. 76 Swanson. Horcncc45 Swenson. Sharon 46. 70 Swift. Demcc 82. 147 Swinton. Mary 20 Synowc ynski. John 65 Sypnicsk. Ldward 65 S ulga. Nina 65. 75. 76. 80 Szurek, Paul 46. 87 S ykulski. Stephen 147 Szymanski. Bette 46 •Tarnowski. Dena 12 Taylor. Janice 46 Tcclaw. Mike 65. 73.95 •Teeter. Grace 9. 83 Templeton. Terry 66 Tcnhoff. Robert 66. 74. 76 •Tenny, Dorothy 21 Tcrp. Terry 46 Terry. Patricia 46 Tcssman. Tim 31. 73. 147 Thomas. Alice 20 Thomas. Collen 66, 75. 76 Thompson. Ben 46 Thompson. Doris 18 •Thompson. Ken 8 Thompson. Nancy 46. 70 Thompson. Pat 66 Thompson. Linda 148 Thormancn. Steve 66 Thurn. Merry 36. 66 Ticman. Connie 77. 83. 147 Tilkmans. David 75. 148 Tillman. Robert 46 Timmins. Kathy 148 ToalCharlcnc 148. 157 Tollefson. Tom 148 Tollifson. David 67. 72. 73 Tonncll. Geraldine 20 Tournicr. Gary 148 Town. Don 148 Townsend. Dean 82. 149 Townsend. Donna 66. 76 •Tracdcr. Blake 14 Travcr. Terri 80. 82. 149. 156 •Trudell. Martha 16 Trugaur. James 76 Trykman. Thomas 72 Tucker. Mitchell 46 Turner. Sigrud 18 Turnham. Bill 46.47, 70 Ulmalcc. James 66 Urman. Michael 149 Van Heel. Doris 46 Van Heel. Ruth 149 •VanSickle. Rodney 19 Vcnstad. Vicki 149 Vickstrom, Sandra 9 Villcbrun. Tom 66 Vingc. Dave 46 Voller. Peggy 66. 76 •Voss. John 11 Vrioni. Wayne 70. 73. 77.83.93 W allingford. Linda 46 •W althcr. W illiam 16 W arfield. Toni 76. 119. 149. 157 W armslcy. Rita 46 W'arncll. Jacquelyn 66 Warner. Dave 33, 87 W arncr. Jackie 76 Warren. Debbie 66 Warren. Nancy 46. 70 W ebstcr. Biizabclh 22 W chrman. Ted 46 W'eise. Dorothy 22 •W eisncr. Lari 51 Weiss. Richard 95 W cllcr. Beverly 150 W elter. Regina 150 W cltcr. Scott 46 W'cndcrski. Gerald 46. 87 Wendt. Kathy 46.47 W'cnz. Gayle 66 Wcstbcrry. Ron 66. 70. 104 Wcstcrman. Steve 73. 76. 93. 150 Welters. Gert 18 W'cyck. David 66 W hite. Kathy 46 White. Katie 66 W idga. Rich 46 Wicgmann. Chuck 35. 73. 74. 75. 76. 96, 150 Wiherski. Bernard 46 Wikstrom. Lvclyn46 Wilkins. Jim 46 Wilkins. Jon 31. 73. 150 Williams. Bill 67 W illiams. Bob 31.87 Williams. Howard46 Williams. Kay 66. 76 Williams. I.aura 46 Williams. Maggie 150 Williams. Robert 66. 73 W illiams. Sherry 46 W iIson. Ardis20 W ilson. John 33.47. 91 W'irth, Margaret 67. 73, 76. 79 Wislofski. Shirlcv 47 Withers. Janet 151 W odnick. Marc 151 W oessner. Bill 72 Wogsanc. Bill 47 Wollak. Dana 151 W ood. tugcnc 47 Wozniak. Steve 67 Wright, Ciwcnda 47 W’yl elby. Dennis47 Yale. Steven 67 •Zeller. Ambrose 14 Zcmbal. George 31. 67. 73 Z.cmbal. Jean 151 Zembal. John 75. 151 Zcmlicks, Ldward 33.47. 93 •Zctah. Joe 8 •Ziegler. Muriel 14 fe