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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1972 volume:

xwraa n Dnend snodvaNNiU) MINNEAPOLIS AREA VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL TRADEWIND time as i've known it doesn't take much time to pass by me tat -'r- « £■� minutes intodays turn into months turn into years they hurry by me 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS IECOMING hie GUYS .. . I|:lubs .... 1 jAMES .... IBOOD TIMESj [LITTLE GUYS [wise GUYS INDEX .. . L. Si-- 3 MINNEAPOLIS VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL t- TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Mimpcfc Puifc Scfaob - Special SchocJ Otstnct Na I EVENING CLASSES |ffi ADULTS QUEEN THEA dehhic pclcrsun davc stmc joycc iskicrka james baker KING JOE hugh byard kathy bcckcr PAT A1BRECHT apparel arts pep club, student council, fashion show TED ALLISON radio-tv kbem-fm, golf, student council KEVIN AMUNDSEN printing swimming. tennis, basketball. Icttcrman's club president, craftsman award, tradewind “how-do?!” DEBRA ANDERSON stenography pep club, campus life, student council. moea. craftsman, choir, senior council THE BIG GUYS MARIE ANDERSON stenography pep club. moea. choir, craftsman. sophomore sweet-heart queen SONYA ANDERSON sewing 18 VERNE L. ANDERSON machine shop vampire of vocational TIMOTHY ANDERSON printing football TERRY ASCHOFF printing ROXANN AUBRECHT general business pep club. gaa. moca “rock ic” SENIORS 1972 RICHARD BACKEN auto mechanics broomball • •III IS 19 THE BIG GUYS TIM BAILEY sheet metal lettermans club, football, swimming JAMES BAKER auto mechanics wrestling, student council, tradewind “wanna buy it? gimmic a quarter.” SUE BASSET (SAM) stenography pep club, choir, service club. mo«t gaa SENIORS MICHAEL BENTLER printing student council, tennis, lettermans club, craftsman. it’s gonna be a long year.” BARBARA BERG cooking service club, pep club BILL BAUMAN. JR. (BJ THE DJ) radio-tv ham club, kbem-fm, student and it. counc., drama. “always remember, it’s against the law, because that's the way it ought to be.” VICKIE BENSON stenography campus life, choir, pep dub-pres.. moea. letter-mans club. golf, craftsman. ”i was never sorry that i came to voc. 20 RICHARD BERRES cooking junior achievement, pep club, craftsman award EILEEN BICKELL cosmetology choir, drama CHERYL BIEGERT general business pep club, lettermans club moea, tradewind. tennis moea THE BIG GUYS SENIORS MARI.ENE BRACE tailoring voccttes. choir, pep club TERRY BREVIG auto mechanics basketball. Icttcrmans club TOM BRIGGS upholstering football, track, cross country, lettermans club LARRY BROWN machine shop football, basketball, letter-mans club the hawk, the ladys sensation LYNN BURMAN metal arts football, baseball, swimming. lettermans club «ia 22 TERESA BUTTERFIELD apparel arts pep club, gaa, vollyball team JOYCE ANN CAJUNH general business pep club, moat “voc is the greatest, do you know what i mean? SUSAN CAPPS cosmetology pep club, choir, stage crew, thespian. drama MARY CARHILL general business pep club, moea DIANE CARLSON cooking pep club, junior council, senior council, i want people to remember me as a nice person.' 23 ALLAN CARRY shoe repair KEN DARULA MD) hotel and restaurant baseball, basketball. Icl-termans club JEROLD L. DE YOUNG auto mechanics wrestling LINDA DENZER apparel arts pep club, apparel arts fashion show THE BIG GUYS SENIORS % KEITH D. DINIUS (THE HUSTLER) pattern making “keep on trucking DAN DIRCZ radio-tv dimming, lettermans club DEBBIE DOERR cosmetology golf PAMELA DOOHER cosmetology chccrlcading, pep club, junior homecoming attendant. golf BARBARA DORFE cosmetology JEFF DUNCAN machine shop student council, sophomore council, junior council. craftsman award, “the rock” MIKE DURANT electricity track, cross country-cocaptain KATHI EBERLIEN apparel arts choir, pep club, junior council, campus life. golf. Icttcrmansclub. gaa JOHN R. ERICKSON commercial foods baseball, stage crew THE BIG GUYS LINDA ERICKSON needle arts pep club, craftsman fair, needle arts fashion show RUSSELL EVANS printing football, senior council 26 THEA EVERSON apparel arts tradewind. pep club, cheer-leading-co capt. student council-secretary, choir. Ict-tcrman’sclub DAVEFARNHAM electricity stage crew, trade wind, craftsman award CORRINE FARRINGTON stenography golf, cheerleader, craftsman. junior class president, sophomore class secretary, letterman'selub JAMES FARRIS sheet metal KENT FERGUSON electricity choir, football, basketball, bascball-capt.. senior class president, junior class vice president, letterman's club, “fcrgic” DAVE FREEBURG auto mechanics JEAN E. FRIDAY stenography, pep club, choir, checr-Icading-mascot. m.o.c.a.. letterman’s club, trade-wind. “t.g.i.f. (thank goodness it’s Friday!)” 27 DAVE FUSS auto mechanic football, swimming. golf choir, sophmorc council, jun ior council, tradcwind. crafts man award. Icttcrmans club “one b the loneliest number’ ROGER GALE electricity football, swimming KEVIN E. GARAGHTY PAUL GILMAN general business metal arts basketball, craftsman, tennis. Icttcrmans club, service club, stage crew, “no matter what you do, be involved, and care about everyone THE BIG GUYS SENIORS JIM E. GLEASON electricity JIM GRAY printing basketball, Icttcrmans club, junior council, tradcwind. “nobody knows me. no one takes the time to go slowly JEAN GRAY scnography tradewind. moca club, choir, campus life, service club, gaa. pep club, junior council PATRICIA GREGORY general business craftsman, co-op. moca. service club-prcsidcnl, pep club, “cd. RAINER GROSSY electronics wrestling, track LINDA JEAN GULICK cooking student council, pep club, junior council, thespian, junior achievement, craftsman award, “another day, another dollar. JIM HALBERT auto mechanics football. Icttermen club. •Ted. CATHY HALLESY general business pep club, moca club, girl’s tennis, Icttermen club. MARILEE HALLQUIST apparel arts pep club JOHN HALVORSON printing CHARLES HANSON upholstering craftsman awards CONRAD HANSON pultcrnmukrng LINDA HANSON cosmetology THE BIG GUYS SENIORS “rooscvcll’s going to win.” who says? mack. who's mack? the coach at roose-vclt. well i remember when i had more brains than you had in your pocket, even with your overcoat on. ”i got john denver’s autograph! heavy. JEANNE HAVILAND cosmetology HELEN HEATH apparel arts service club, pep club, choir DAVID H1NTZE cooking swimming, audio visual stage crew SENIORS MARY HOLLAND CHRISTOPHER HOYE RANDY IRWIN apparel arts metal arts auto mechanics pep club, choir, student council, senior council, junior council, banking. Pat. how do you do this?” swimming abbey hofTman is revolting....i sec.’ said the blind man to the deaf mute as he spoke to his widow's sister on the disconnected telephone. while a dead fly buzzed around his head screaming obscenities. more power to you. try it...you'll like it! i’m getting it together man. lay it on me. let you brainstorm. what will happen to you in june? screwy. out of sight! SUSAN JESSO (SUE) cosmetology drama, you want to skip second hour? CHUCK JOBE auto mechanics DONNA JOHNSON stenography campus life. pres, choir, gua. tennis, chccrlcading, student council, vice pres, tradewind. pep club, moca, letterman. drama JOANNE JOHNSON general business pep club, choir, moca being called joni bell in lindrnan’s class THE SENIORS 72 KATHY JOHNSON cosmetology choir, pep club. gaa. student council, tradewind remember to look ahead, never behind. REBECCA J JOHNSON general business pep club, moca 1 32 THE BIG GUYS-SENIORS RICHARD JOHNSON electricity GREG JONES auto mechanics ROYCE R. KANTOLA machine shop at least i made it . PAT KAUI MANN stenography vocettcs. pep club, moca, choir, tradewind. letter-men’s club DENNIS KEDROWSKI machine shop “super pole TOM KATRINAK radio-tv lettermen’s club. cross country, track, baseball, student council. kbcm, my funnest years were at voc. 33 DEBRA KLINE apparcll am pep club, choir, junior council KAREN KLOEPPEL stenography choir, gaa. campus life, craftsman, tennis, letter-mans club, volleyball NANCY KNOTZ DAVE KOPPES cosmetology general business baseball basketball, cross country-captain, letter-men’s club, craftsman, kopc” THE BIG GUYS STEPHANIE KORST needle arts choir, pep club DAVID KRIESEL commercial foods 34 JIM KUBIC sheet metal TOM KUTA upholstering tennis, “i hope everybody has a good time at voc like i did MARGARET LA SOTA (MARGE) cosmetology junior council, “smiling' RENE LAHR needle arts choir, pep club SENIORS 72 MARVIN LANCASTER printing swimming, senior council, baseball, chess club GLENN LANG commercial foods football, basketball, benny” 35 BIiTH LASKOWSKI general business dramia, moca. pep club, chunky. DIANE LASKOWSKI stenography tradewind service club, co-op the bike rider.” JOAN LEFEBVRE cosmetology vocettcs-captain and choreographer, lettermen club, pep club. golf, drama, thespians. BRIAN E. LICK NESS hotel and restaurant training some day i will come back to take my sophomore cooking teacher's job! STAN LIEN machine shop football, track, lettermen club, did you see that one? MARIA LITW1NCZUK cosmetology- drama. choir lit-whcn-chuck. not lechinski!! THE BIG GUYS 36 ■■ COLLEEN LORGE (THOMAS) mclal arts RICHARD LUEDKE upholstering DONALD P. LYNCH printing basketball MICHAEL MACLEAN radio tv electronics drag racing, pontiacs arc beautiful cars. SENIORS 1972 CHRIS W. MADONNA palternmaking student council, the little chisclcr. DEANNA MANS stenography choir, moca, pep club everyone is entitled to their own opinion.” 37 WYNEI LE MANZKE general business pep club, choir, vocclies. drama, thespiun, moea. lettermens club. senior treasurer and council, winnic PAUL MARTIN radio-tv golf, swimming, khem-fm. where will i be in 73 RONALD MARTINSON printing live big JOE MAU auto mechanics football, track, swimming, lettermens club. senior council, junior council KETIH MCCORMICK (KIT) radio-tv basketball, lettermens club, kbcm CONNIE TURNQUIST (MCGILL) stenography pep club, choir, drama, campus life, school play, would you believe the hunchback of Notre Dame? 38 PATTI MCGRATH general business JIM MCKINNEY machine shop LINDA MCLAUGHLIN general business pep club. moca. junior council shorty’’ BRIAN MEALMAN radio-tv swimming THE BIG GUYS SENIORS MIKE MEYER radio-tv football,, swimming, tennis, cupt., Icttcrmens club, pep club. soph, sweethear king DOUGLAS J. MILLER shoe repair football, hockey, tennis 39 THE BIG GUYS SENIORS WANDA MILI.FR stenography voccttcs, craftsman, moca. pep club, Icttcrmcns club PAM MITCHELL (MITCH) general business pep club. moea. letter-mens club, drama, tennis PAULA MONTAGUE cooking junior achievement TOM MORITKO ROBERT MORRIS WILLIAM MULVIHILL DANIEL NECHKASH commercial foods electricity auto mechanics (DAN) soph basketball, senior machine shop council student council, senior council “diaper dan 40 BRAD NELSON Radio tv electronics tradewind. kbem-fm, stage crew, co-op. craftsman and rca electronics achievement awards LINDA NELSON cosmetology pep club, choir, student council. Icltcrmcn club, voccttcs. thespian. drama, aquatennial 71 RICK KEVIN NELSON cooking baseball, football GUYS SENIORS KEVIN A. NIEMELA cooking get on the beam and shoot um up. l.UANN OJEDA (LUCIFER) tailoring pep club, choir service club CHARLIE OLIVER shoe repair football, wrestling, track, sugar bear. 41 TIMOTHY ONEY auco mechanics football, baseball, letter mens club, most remembered thing mr. janasz yelling THOMAS R PAQUETTE auto mechanics choir. student council drama, golf, being different but then alike. TIM PAQUETTE auto mechanics football, hockey, i forgot. MARY PAULSON cosmetology pep club, choir, red cross, banking representative. this is a great place to go. so stick with the spirit. DALE PEDERSON electricity student council. cross country, wrestling, track MARTHA PEDERSON ‘MAR( 1 general business pep club, moca THE BIG GUYS SENIORS 42 BEVERLY PETERSON stenography cheer leading-captain, pep club, choir, moca. service cluh, lettermens club, craftsman, campus life, sophomore council, gaa. MATTHEW PHILLIPS radio tv electronics golf - captain, lettermens club, campus life, “yipps, MICHAEL POULIOT (WAYNE) machine shop wrestling, track PHYLLIS PREHALL stenography “smiley.” THE BIG GUYS SENIORS CINDY PRINCE cosmetology voccttcs. student council, drama, thespian. choir, lettermens club, school is not over when you have memories as great as we have.” 43 RITA PRUSHA cosmetology drama the memories arc many. CHRISTOPHER PUTNAM machine shop JANET RASMUSSEN cooking pep club PAUL REDHEAD electricity beck. THE BIG GUYS SENIORS RONALD C. REITAN radio tv electronics kbem-fm. baseball, ham club, tradewind honest john ron. DAVE REKUCKI electricity sophomore representative, basketball, cross country, wrestling, senior attendant DEBBIE ROGERS stenography craftsman, pep club, school play, choir, moea SENIORS BILL ROGMAN MARY ROSECRANS SUE ROSENDAHL metal arts cosmetology general business track, cross country, fca club, “good art ability. choir, gaa. pep club, student council, senior coun-“keep smiling and never give up. pep club, moca club DAVE R. ROSSBACH sheet metal lettcrmcns club, drama, rossbach. DUANE. SANDUSKY cooking PEGGY SANDVE cosmetology voccltcs. drama, pep club-secretary, choir, thespians, lettcrmcns club, sophomore class treasurer, junior class secretary JEAN SARFF apparel arts pep club, tennis, badminton volleyball, lettermen club, gaa. JOAN SARFF general business pep club, gaa. tennis-captain, badminton, volleyball, lettcrmcns club, moca-sccrctary. student council EBERHARD SCHMOLLING patternmaking INGE SCHMOLLING LUANA SCHOLLAF.RT general business cooking choir, thespian, drama, pep club “alvin the chipmunk. THE BIG GUYS SUZANN SEDESKY (SUE) general business junior class representative. junior class treasurer, pep club, choir, moca, student council KI N SIMPSON upholstering 46 STEVE SJOBERG radio tv electronics kbem. pep club, senior council, tennis RICHARD SLATTERY patternmaking wrestling BOB SPENCER machine shop the original superman DIANE SPICZKA general business senior council-vice president. voccttcs, moea. let ter mens, choir, thes- pians. pep club nina SENIORS’72 CHERYLL SMITH general business voccttcs. moea. pep club, choir, thespians, sophomore sweetheart attendant WANITA L. SMITH stenography craftsman, moea. campus life, service club, girls golf, pep club, choir, wrongo! MIKE STACHOWSKI printing student council-president. Icttcrmcns dub-vice president, cross country, junior attendant, tennis, football. craftsman, pep club, love isn't love until you give it away.” 47 MUNDA STROM BERG cosmetology pep club, choir, drama, thespians. “get your duties done! CAROL SUTHERLAND cosmetology pep club, service club, student council, drama, choir BETH SWANSON stenography choir, campus life, voc-ettes-captain. Icttcrmcns club-sec. drama, trade-wind. pep club, moea. gaa, student council ’72 48 NINA SZULGA general business pep club, vocctlcs-sec.. and treas., thespians. senior council-sec., choir, moea, lettermens club, dianc MICHAEL TECLAW (MIKE) electricity football. hockey. baseball. lettermens, pep club, tradewind, big tec. let’s go totaylors falls. TERRY TEMPLETON auto mechanics pep club, lettermens club, track, campus life, “i leave mr. cngdahl. PAT THOMPSON 'apparel arts chccrlcading. pep club, choir. lettermens club, tradewind. gaa. i’m sure. MERRY TIIURN stenography tennis, moea. lettermens elub-treas., tradewind BOB TEN HOFF auto mechanics choir, drama, thespians. i hope the underclassmen get more involved with drama next year. THE SENIORS ’72 49 DAVID A TOLLIFSON commercial foods DONNA TOWNSEND cosmetology gaa, pep club, choir, junior council JAMES ULMANIEC (MANIC) priming JACKIE WARNER stenography craftsman, golf, moca THE BIG GUYS SENIORS’72 TOM VILLEBRUN printing craftsman 50 PEGGY VOLLER cosmetology gaa. pep club, choir SENIORS THE BIG GUYS FRANK WATSON patternmaking baseball GAYLE WENZ general business pcpclub, moca RONALD WESTERRY electricity football, wrestling, student council, baseball, all-city student council BILL WILLIAMS radio tv KAY WILLIAMS general business DAVID J. WEYEK (MISTER FORD) auto mechanics drama, pep club, sophmorc representative, choir i hope the underclassmen will have as much fun as i did and i know i will miss good old voc. KATIE WHITE cosmetology homecoming attendant, drama • «� MARGARET WIRTH stenography pep club. checrlcading mascot, choir, craftsman, lettermen's club JOHN WOZNIAK sheet metal STEVEN A YALE printing it has been a long three years CAMERA SHY JOHN ADAM, upholstering SAM AUSTIN, patternmaking DEAN BROECKELMAN. machine shop MIKE BRYKOVSKY. electricity RONNIE COLEMAN, sheet metal ROBIN DRYER, apparell arts; pep club TOM FRYKMAN, electricity; ham club, stage crew MANUEL GEORG, cooking; pep club, student council, senior council CRAIG I. GROTHE; shoe repair DENNIS JAMES HOWARD, patternmaking; football, basketball. fellowship of Christian athletes, every man builds a house but there is one that builds all. God. JOEL KACZM AREK. printing; its been great. BRAD KORST. sheet metal; football LORELEI KRUCHTEN. pattcrnmaking ROBERT LUSSIER. metal arts RICHARD MANLEY, hotel and restaurant DALE METCALF, electricity; flaclcm clad TANIS NICHOLAS.cosmetology MIKE PERFECTO. electricity THOMAS PRUITT.electricity FRANK T. STOLARCZYK. machine shop; football, basketball. Icttcrmcn club JOHN SYNOWCZYNSKI. metal arts DEBORAH WARREN, foods ROBERT WILLIAMS, electricity; foot ball-captain, wrestling. baseball LEWIS WOOD.cooking CURTIS ZBIKOWSKI. machine shop STEVEN SUTHERLAND, general business; football, basketball. Icttcrmcn club GEORGE ZEMBAl. radio-tv football, golf. Icttcrmcns club, bull brother no. I GENERAL BUTLER machine shop football, basketball, letter-mens club 52 SENIOR COUNCIL the council’s main purpose is to make the seniors' last year at voc one to remember, the members bring ideas from the class about what activities they would like, the council takes care of the Christmas dance, sno days, the senior banquet, the prom, graduation gowns and announcements, and senior dues. the members of ihc senior council arc: kent ferguson-pres., diane spic ka-vicc pres., nina s ulga-scc.. winnie manzke-trcs.. dcbbic anderson. jean bicsiada. russ evans. mary holland. marvin lancaslcr, diane carbon, joe niau, bob morris, dan ncchkash. Charles Oliver, mary rosccrans. Steve sjoberg. kay williams, and mrs. gil-christ-advisor. - u� rrv-- so live that when they summons comes .to join the innumerable caravan which movcsfV:' to that mysterious realm where each shall take 2 her ettamifer in the silenrhalts onJeath.' T like the quarry-slaiTe tfi'night, scourged to her dungeon, butTsustaincd and soothed by an unfafrtring trust, approach thy grave like one who wraps the drapery .of her coach about her. and lies down to pleasant dreams. - william cullen bryant. SENIOR BANQUET the embarrassment of tripping on the dance floor, the cheesy lasagna, mike teclaw’s leather and crushed velvet outfit, dancing the penguin, breakdown, and polka, the fake bar that only served pop. these are just a few memories from the senior banquet ’72, at the holiday inn central. SNO DAYS 1972 SNO DAYS 1972 SNO DAYS 1972 SNODAYS 1972 SNODAYS 1972 SNODAYS 1972 SNODAYS 1972 SNODAYS 1972 SNODAYS 1972 SNODAYS 1972 SNODAYS 1972 SNODAYS best all around winnie man kc jim halbert biggest flirts corrinc farringlon mike stachowski best dressed katie white james baker uj HALL OF FAME tu nJ _| X HALL OF FAME 1 most likely to succeed dianc laskowski brad nelson most athletic most talented vicki benson bob tenoff joan sarff general butler tallest and shortest marcy pederson davc free burg cutest couple wanda miller joe mau most popular thea ever son george cm ha I best bods nina s ulga dennis howard non-stop talkers e rogers lynn burman peppiest bev peterson mike meyer shyest pam dooher mike durrant best allibiers joyce iskierka class clowns jean friday ic mike pcrfccto student council helps students find out what it's like to govern themselves, as mr. voss said often: i am not going to do your work for you ami the students found out that they could do it themselves. lop right; lorcn johanson. treas.; mike stachowski. pres.,; mr. john voss. advisor; donna johnson, vice pres.; thca cverson. secretary. STUDENT top picture, top row. left to right: gary darwin, davc slinc. bruce johnson. ted allison. tom katrinak. mike bcntlcr; 3rd row: tom paquclte. linda gulick. dave johnson. danicl ncchkash, chris madonna; 2nd row: sue sedcsky. pat albrecht, pat thompson. mary holland, claudiu ncubaucr; 1st row: carol Sutherland. dale pederson. ronald westberry, pat cudo. karen puhl. bottom picture, top row: sherry williams, arnold popp. dean bjorge. doris van-heel. nancy ncubaucr. bill beach, sinuida skripnik; 3rd row: patricia cuddigan, sue baron, cori ncuman, janice taylor. sieve laskowski. barb spencer; 2nd row: sue dahl. kathv passou. sue winters, chcryl thurn, cindy ckberg, chcri nelson: 1st row: joanne bcihoffer, penny olson. mary stolarczyk, dianc hunter, barbara johnson. carol leduc. top right: lorcn johanson. treas.; mike stachowski. pres.; mr. john voss; donna johnson. vice pres.; thca cverson. secretary. 62 63 VOCETTES bottom row left to right: dianc spic ka, marlcnc brace, linda nelson, cindy prince; middle row: wanda miller, secretary-treasurer nina szulga, pal kaufmann, winnic manskc, sheila sethney; lop row: captain beth swanson, peggy sandvc, judy frcchcttc co-captain joan Icfcbvrc, michclle durrant. bottom right: advisor mrs. cassidy. CHEER these girls play an important part in chcerlcading. they arc known as the alternates. mary stolarc yk, donna loftus, barb spencer. these are the girls who arc the big heads of this organization head no. one margarct wirth head no. two-jean friday head no. three-donna johnson. 66 LEADERS 1971-72 and here they arc, the 1971-72 cheerleaders co-captain, thea cvcrson, maurecn cascy, joycc iskierka. pam dooher, captain, bev peterson. corrinc farrington. dcbhic peterson, pat thompson. 67 jean TRADEWIND 72 brad THE CRAFTSMAN top row. left to right, mike bcntlcr. wanita smith, mike stachow-ski. debra anderson, jackie warncr, bev peterson. 2nd row, mar-garct wirth. dcbbic rogers corrine farrington. wanda miller, marie anderson. 1st row, vickic benson, karen klocppcl. par gregory, kevin garaghty. davc koppes. not pictured, tom villcbrun. editors pal - kevir fourth row, left to right: j an ice taylor. deb safran-ski. nancy neubaucr. claudia neubaucr, dcbbic cramcr, sherry williams, cindy parkcr, cori newman; third row: mary rosccrans. dianc dignen. kathy johnson. sonja gordon. ruth doylc. kathy puhl, marketta mannoja: second row; dawn johnson. joan sariff. cathy hallcsy. joanne beihoffer. cheri nelson, kathy bcckcr. jackie dahl; first row: marlene brace, maurccn cascy winnie man kc. pam dooher. nina s ulga. joyce iskeirka. sheila selhney. PEP CLUB the pep club tried to pep up the school for all the games, pep clubbers sold balloons and sponsored a poster contest at homecoming, organized parent's day. which was held at the completion of the football season. 3nd yelled a lot. vicki benson is president. janct rasmussen is vice-president, mary sto-larcvyk is secretary, judy frcchcttc and norma rasmussen arc treasurers, and claudia fashingbaucr is the advisor. advisor, claudia fashingbaucr. fourth row. left to right: dianc danielski. dcbbic Streeter, kathy anderson, wendy johnson. linda den cr. chcryl biegert. mary holland. sue scdcsky; third row: mary lynn hector, sandy lindberg. carol hamann, barbara berg, dcbbic klinc. pat al-brccht. hclcn heath; second row: vancssa Oliver, debra anderson. paulinc broncttc. nancy shanks, barb marquette. rene lahr, teresa buttcrficld. linda crickson; first row: pat kaufmann. pal thompson. peggy sandve. thca cverson. linda nelson, jean friday. wanda miller. fourth row, left to right: mavis griffin, linda gulick, pal gregory, sue bassett, mike tcclaw. mike meyer, kay williams, joyce cajune; third row: ircnc johnson. candace johnson. mary paulson. diane carlson, roxanne koivula. kathi eberlien. debbic rogers. jackie warncr. roxann aubrecht; second row: connic mcgill, marcy pederson. joanne johnson. gayle wenz. linda mclaughlin, bccky johnson, sue rosen-dahl. mary carhill. jean gray; first row: donna johnson. margarct wirlh, beth swanson. donna loftus. michcllc durant, barb spencer, bev pclcrson. diane spiezka. FALL PLAYS the drama classes are designed to give as many students as possible an opportunity to learn about play production and performance for an audience, club sponsored activities this year were one act plays-HIS FIRST DATE. ANTIC SPRING. PARTRIDGE IN A PEAR TREE. HIS FIRST DATE CAST (top right) bob lenhoff, al bilek, debbie cramcr. sue jesso, carol hart man. pat nelson. ANTIC SPRING CAST (bottom left) tom paqucttc. winnic rnanzkc. jill watson. brad richter, richard gaida. peggy sandve. THESPIANS thespians is a national organization to further the appreciation and advancement of theatre arts, candidates arc inducted when they have put in one hundred hours in acting or technical work, one of the club-sponsored activities this year was the thanksgiving program—CHARLIE BROWN’S THANKSGIVING. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS the purpose of the club is to do a service project every month, they have candy sales and send representatives to district meetings. they meet Wednesdays at 3:05. bottom row. left to right: kathy scullcy, barbara johnson, mrs. s. rcitan. kathy cru ; 2nd row, kathy camp, sharon aim-quist. may lynn hector, theresa soligny; 1st row. diana lahd. jill watson. bonnie michaelson. wendy johnson. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT the purpose of the club is to learn how to manage your own company-production and sales techniques. lop row, left to right, dcbbic warren nancy warren, linda gulick. wendy johnson, kathy guderson, bottom row. marv lynn hector, jane thiclcn, sher arcncson. dawn johnson. £ UJ Qi UJ H H UJ top row, left to right, rick nelson, jeff doughty, mike stachowski. kevin amund-son, scott mccormick, matt phillips, mike hcntlcr, dave koppes, 3rd row, ken darula, larry brown, joe katorosz. tom katrinak. mike meyer, sieve st. onge. tom lewandowski. dale pederson. 2nd row. hob bcrnick. ed zcmlicka, Charlie Oliver, dave Johnson, mike crawford, ronald westberry. jim halbert, janics baker, 1st row. jean friday. joycc iskierka. corrinc farrington. theaeverson. bcverly pctcr-son, pat thompson, pam dooher, margarct wirth. TO PLAY THE GAME... president, kevin amundsen vice pres., mike secretary, beth sw.tnson treasurer. top row. left to ,right, lorcn johanson, dave warncr. doog swanson, dave rc-kucki. dick best, mike anderson, mike teclaw. marvin lancastcr, 3rd row. stan lien, pat cudo, dave rossback, george zcmbal xavicr knight, bill beach, dean bjorge, 2nd row. donna johnson, jackic warncr, joan sarff. cathy hallcsy, pam mitchcll. diane spic ka, karen klocppel. peggy sandve. 1st row. merry thurn. joan lefebvre, beth swanson. debra hayncs, vickic benson. nina szulga. kathi eberlicn. TO SING IS TO LIVE this is your 71-72 choir, under the direction of mr. c. wesley anderson. in his words, “this is one of the best groups i have ever worked with.” lop row. left to right: debra anderson, dcanna Charles, claudia nucbaucr. beth swanson. bob tenhoff, davc fuss, keith brown, judy freehette, bill turnham, dcanna mans, randy Sutherland, debra hayncs, vickic benson: 3rd row: peggy sandve. dcbbic safranski. nancy ncubaucr. mar-ketta mannoja. winnic man .kc, cindy parkcr. nina s ulga, dianc spic ka. pat kaufmann. donna johnson. kay williams:; 2nd row: vancssa Oliver, sandy lindberg. carol hamann, michcllc mccabc, cindy ckbcrg, vicki herr, dawn johnson, janicc taylor, zinaidu skripnik, dianc hunter, dcbbic cramcr. thca cverson; 1st row: linda nelson, jane dclaney. dcbbic ernst. hclcn heath, dcbbic klinc. rcnc lahr. kathy mucllcrlcilc, kathey fisher, laura williams, cori ncuman. below, top row, janicc hallcsy, munda stromberg, dcbbic knox, gail harrer. glorcncc swanson. sonya anderson. o o r r 55 m C D karen klocppcl. dcbbic Streeter, dianc daniclski. chris putnam; 3rd row: mary rosccrans. marlenc brace, davc rossback. kathy johnson. mary hol-land. kathi eberlien, randy haskett, carol Sutherland. Stephanie korst; 2nd row: chcri nelson, pat corning, joann beihoffer. sue hanson, pamala borg, penny olson, dcbbic rumza, jane thielcn, kathy anderson: 1st row: sue dahl. janicc fehringer, roxanne koivula. ingc schmolling. marie anderson, nancy shanks, barb marquettc. devonna johnson, dianne dignen, dcbbic rogers. HAM CLUB “ham operators” is a group of boys who arc studying to get their amateur radio licenses, they broadcast from here at school on a homemade set, and have talked with people all over the world. left to right: lorne richardson. ron rcitan. rod vunvorst, dean bjorge.crik grictcns, keilh brown, and advisor, mr. john cina. KBEM kbem-fm provides total educational radio for the entire metropolitan area, students who enroll in the broadcast training program are taught the ins and outs of the broadcasting field, student engineers and announcers keep 88.5 alive and interesting. members of the'radio station crew arc: ted allLson, bill bauman, dean bjorge. randy christophcrson. dan folcy. crik grictcns. tom katrinak. rich lorcnson. kcith mccormick. paul martin, brad nelson, waiter patterson. darrcll pope, lorne richardson. ron rcitan. steve sjoberg. rod vanvorst. 76 STAGE CREW the stage crew is made up of students, both high school and post high, who come early every day to school for this zero hour class, their job is to make scenery and props for all the stage productions, keep the area in order, and maintain the lights and other equipment, without this group there could be no programs on our stage at all. members of the stage crew arc; mark nelson, chris putnam, rod van vorst, keilh brown, brad nelson, dawn jobnson. john crick-son. davc hint , and peggy capps. the advisor is mr. Man frost ad. G A A this group of girls meets once a week to participate in extracurricular sports, such as badminton, volleyball, and tumbling, the object is to have fun, and these girls do a good job of that. top row, left to right; mary noard. wendy martin, donna loftus. shirlcy kastanck. dcbbic bab-cock, deb safranski, nancy ncubauer, vancssa Stewart, 3rd row, nancy thompson, kathy car-mack. donna jobnson, joanne bcihoffer, karen kloppcl, diana land, terry soligny. man kay hr list ad. 2nd row. montinc canton, chcri nelson, dawn johnson, joan sarff. kathy bcckcr, jane thiclcn, connic bean. 1st row. kris larson, mau-reen cascy. lauric monseth. advisor mrs. gil-christ. mavis grilTm, debbie strccler. and junior johnson. top row, left to right: roxan uubrocht. pat kaufmann. patgregory. sue bassctl. vickic benson, beth swanson nina szulga. joyce cajunc; 4th row; margarct wirth, beth laskowski, merry thurn, kay williams, jackic Warner. wanda miller, debra anderson. jean biesada. bev peterson; 3rd row: jean gray, ingc schmolling. winnic manzkc, donna johnson. pam mitchcll. mary car hill, joanne johnson. wanita smith, jean friday; 2nd row: marie anderson. joyce iskierka. linda mclaughlin, sue roscndahl, debbic rogers, gayle wen , bccky johnson. Cathy hallcsy. dianc spic ka; 1st row-; mrs. margarct orrock. chcryl biegert, sue sedesky connie mcgill. joan sarff. marcy pederson, deanna mans. MOEA the purpose of m.o.c.a. is to establish leadership abilities through vocational training, the club has been in service for five years, m.o. e.a. has sponsored a caramel apple sale and also decorated a ear for homecoming, the girls participate in statewide competitive events, m.o.c.a. helps to create confidence in their work and themselves. 4th row. left to right: barbara berg, sherry williams, jean bicsiada, carol Sutherland, pat gregory, sue bassett; 3rd row: cori newman. marketta mannoja. maurccn cascy, mavis griffin, cindy parkcr; 2nd row: dianne digman, cindy bucchale, debbic bab-cock, jacnicc taylor. shirlcy kastanck; 1st row: devonna johnson. cassic dobes. lauric monseth. ircnc johnson. dawn johnson. arc members of an organization that helps with school dances, at homecoming they checked coats and assisted in other school activities. 78 SERVICE CLUB BANKING REPRESENTATIVES this year’s banking representatives made it possible for the vocational student body to bank every Wednesday. top row. left to right: katic niarwin. debbie strectcr. mike curvcllo. mary holland. valeric king; bottom row: laurie monseth. mary stol-arezyk. penny olson. carol hamann. chcryl kyes. CAMPUS LIFE the purpose of a campus life club is to balance the social, mental, physical, and most important, the spiritual parts of your life, campus life sponsored “scream in the dark and other activities throughout the year. top row. left to right; kathi eberlien. karen klocppcl; bottom row: vickic benson. vice pres., frcdrick rodde. advisor, donna john-son. pres. 79 FOOTBALL voc 30 marshall-u 14 voc 14 henry 20 voc 6 central 33 voc 6 north 18 voc 0 washburn 35 voc 30 south 14 voc 8 west 18 voc 20 southwest 35 top row, left to right, allan Christianson, tim schwcndcmcn, tom jager, ”frcd Fredrickson, dave johnson. cddic hogan. jeff doughty, davc warner. david halvcrson (manager), dave schulo (manager). 3rd row, jeff kruger, tim kcating, larry alien, bill beach, joh Fairbanks, mark sasstad. pat cudo. Steve hill. 2nd row, rick best, xavicr knight, lorcn johanson, davc stinc. don stile, dave fuss, mike crawford. terry Stephan, brucc johnson (manager). 1st row. rogcr gayle. glcnn lang. larry brown, george cmbal. tim oncy, bobby williams (capt.), kent furguson, lynn burman. Charles Oliver, tim stolarczyk. WILLIAMS, BUTLER MAKE ALL CITY “football, what a sport, the guys put on all the heavy gear and get it together, they really look tough, they go out on the field and they fight so hard, they give it all, they really try. it's a sport that makes the guy rough, they kick and run, trip and fall, but they keep on moving with the ball, they're playing as a team, trying to go somewhere for their school, they want to win. it’s important to them, it's important to the kids, yelling in the stands for their team.” voc student SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL lop row. left to right, keilh brown, gene martin, mark skogseth, cd milolajezyk. 3rd row. jerry.olive, pat corbclt, dean pederson. ray bullock, bob schumachcr, rick klbcska. huge byard. 2nd row. tim johnson. lylc spiezka. dean tormanen, mark laskowski, brucc kalata, terry ncumil-Icr, mike quam, rcggic crawford. scoit crickson. 1st row, gcrald revier, scott martincau, chuck croal, jocl tracgcr. gary poliot. fred cannon, john lang, rudy pope, chuck saastad. not picturcd-don hurrcll. 84 CROSS COUNTRY team records: dual meets: total of 16 city a meets: 10 place city b meets: 10 place 5 wins 11 losses individual results: best time curvello 17:03 birggs 17:05 anderson 17:23 katrinak 17:53 jones 18:07 durant 18:07 koppes 18:21 stachowski best time 18:21 pederson 19:01 bjorge 19:31 lewandowski 19:37 tillman 20:08 rogman 21:00 top row. left to right, tom katrinak. mike stachowski. tom briggs, mike curvello. bill rogman, coach wodarski. 1st row. dean bjorge, greg joncs. dale pederson. mike durant. tom lewandowski, gorden anderson. not picturcd-duve koppes, bob tillmcn. 85 TENNIS top row, left to right, jean sarIT, jane gilchrist (coach). 2nd row. merry thurn (co. capl.), donna johnson. karen klocp-pcl. cheryl biegert. deloris schippcr. 1st row. joan sarff. linnea hackctt. patty small, pam mitchcll. (capt ). cathy hall-csy. pam mitchcll had this to say about our team: “our team was the best team according to us. most of us had practiced all summer to have a great team, hut it wasn't as great as we hoped it would be. 86 BADMINTON back row left to right: jan gilchrist, mari kay brustad. kathy muellcr-Icilc. carol hamann. patty cuddigan. connic bean, shirlcy kaslanck. row 2: krLs larson. dorothy fuss, susan evan. monline canton, front row: dcbbic babcock. jean sarff-captain, dcbbic hayncs. dcbbic Streeter. IU A P B TRACK back row left to right-jane gilchrist. dcbbic babcock. nancy new-baucr, dcbbic safranski. clco skiba. dcnisc cicoski. front row-montine canton, joanne beihoffer. peggy o’ncil. wendy johnson. missing-barb kuchinsky. 87 HOCKEY top row, left to right, todd grotte, capt.-greg jones, lim ruff, brucc kalata, dean tormanen tormanen, alan Christensen, tom lcwandowski, joe sivula, mike quam, john barthol, mark louricas, bottom row, coach-georgc noble, mike curvcllo, joe traeger, bob Schumacher, davc laubach, paul demarais. terry Stephen, don johnson. joe krugcr. 88 HOCKEY “i caught it in the toe of my skate, cupping the blade slightly so the puck would bounce off, the defense began to crowd me. i knew i would not be able to break loose, i snapped my wrists and the puck flew past the blue line, i skated up to the cage and the right wing passed it to me. the defense had been caught off guard, but were now skating furiously to rush my shot, i let fly at the cage, the goal keeper stopped the puck with a blind stab, but the wing following up caught it and banged the puck home! the red light flashed signaling a goal for voc; the crowd roared.” 89 SWIMMING dual meet scores central west north roosevclt washburn edison henry southwest marshall south Swimmers 3re Sexy! voc r t ac MOL • front, left to right, doug wilson, dale mccormick, rick mau, cd cmlick a, brian mealman. kevin amundsen, mike meyer, dave fuss, back row. doug schnappauf. glcnn slice, lylc spic ka. randy irwin. dan smith. Steve fransen, rogcr gak. coach, mr. voss. varsity team, left to right, bottom row. manager dennis o’ncal. ruben adam, dale pederson, bob bcrnick, john adam. bill beach, captain. 2nd row. mike crawford. james bredemus, davc Warner, tim schwcndcmcn. bobby williams, gene caston, Charles Oliver, keith fredrickson, not pictured, raincr grossy, sophomore team, left to right, top row. doug beach, doug smithers, dean pederson. tim johnson, mark laskowski, tom jaeger, duane bale, rudolph pope, terry ncwmillcr. sOOr-rrmrf — OCT'OC f� ) n M r', - n n 1 “Ihey were an enjoyable group to work with, they were lacking in experience; however, they made up for it in enthusiasm, seven of these young men managed to place in the district tournament.’ coach skavnak 98 lb. I OS lb. 119 lb. 1261b. 1551b. 1671b. 1801b. ruben adam dale pederson john adam bill beach jim baker bob williams Charles Oliver ERY MATCH INVOLVES )U. YOUR OPPONENT 0 GOO. HAVE FAITH VARSITY BASKETBALL left lo right; bill warren, davc stinc. davc johnson. jeff (mouse) doughty, kent (fergy) ferguson, scott me cormick. keith (kit) me cormick. rick lorcn cn. terry carlson. frank (tim) stolarczyk, brucc johnson. general (g.j.) butler, cddic bogan. waiter (cricket) patterson. front row; dennis (denny) howard-captain. dick chambcrs-coach. larry (hawk) brown-captain. BASKETBALL 1971-1972 coach chambers said, “this year’s team was the shortest that has been in the city in the last 15 years, other coaches in our city noted us before the season to finish in last place, we tied for 5th! they were able to handle the ball very well and had excellent speed, their most positive altitudes allowed us to reach altitudes most people believed were beyond their reach.” captain howard said, “we won 6 out of 14 season games, and a few others were tight, i felt the team played together real good! CHET SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL 1971-1972 left to right: gary poliot. gene martin, mike smith (9th), chuck norwood. Charles saastad. gary smith (9th), tom cascy, rick loftus. don burrcll, keith brown, mark skogseth. carlos Contreras, keith rue. coach chct junasz. 96 TRACK ’71 bottom, l-r: coach stan skavnak. stan lien, bill turnham. dcnnis conley, rod joscph. al bcrnick, dale pederson, dean bjorge, coach william wodarski; row 2. l-r: dar-rcll pope, hob tillman, xaiver knight, ed zcmlicka, tom katrinak, don stcile, general butler, david sehullo; row 3, l-r: tom briggs, terry tcmplcton, eddic bogan. jeff krueger, bill rogman, mike anderson, mike durrant, don scrib-ncr. richard best. left to right, scotl me cormick. tom miller, kevin amundsen. mike stachowski. mike mcycrs-captain, mike bentler. joe katoroxz. doug miller, richard fairbanks. kevin garaghty, david gousc, tom lewandowski, coach richard chambers. GOLF left to right, front row, coach, mr. karbo, Steve st. onge. dave fuss, tom paquette, tim pa-quette, matt phillips, back row. sophs, don gilbert, jim mins, dean tormanen. ron berg, chuck hughes, john lang, jocl krueger, john cassidy, and brad murphy. left to right, couch, mrs. roback. dcbbic doerr. pam dooher. vickic benson, deanna Charles, dcbbic pctcr-son, corrine farrington. and kathy eberlien. o o maizes us wine tcjls' is hj gl dr lea Friends i will remember think of you pray for you t bnd when anotlier fciyis |'ll still be friends with y ibys days are never long other's laugh is baby’s song es us all : hope to carry on friends arill remember you i ■nil of you ' rk Tor you nil when another day is throu II still be friends with you YOUTH SERVING YOUTH this is the third year that voc students have volunteered their services by helping the teachers at madi-son elementary school. voc students help these students with their classwork to give the teachers at madison a chance to work longer with each student, this year, voc students presented a Christmas show for the children. “do me a favor and sign me out. “i’ll never play santa claus again in my life.” “have you ever been down to the quiet room?” 104 FADS AND FASHIONS ' CLASS OF well after three years of promises, we finally got our lounge. “i wish more kids would appreciate what they’ve got. if they don’t like it, they should suggest things to improve it. “we waited so long for it and heard so much about it that when we finally got it, we were expecting too much. HANGOUTS remember when we skipped her class, and cady never caught us!” i'll have french fries, hamburger, and a coke.” wait a minute, i have to get a pack of cigarettes.” “does anybody want to go to the store?” think we should leave a tip?” 112 the sweatshirts were sold as a way to raise money for school activities, promote school spirit, and to help the school have some identity at the school basketball, football, and baseball games, students could wear them to show pride in their school, approximately 175 were sold. STATIONERY SALE the second hour drama class sold mod, parchment, and vocational high school emblem stationary to help raise funds for the trip that twenty students took to new york for four days of spring recess, they attended two broad-way plays, and took an all day tour of new york city, they Hew round trip on a northwest 747 jet. 113 SWEATSHIRT SALE 114 niunda kiiumbrrp. kinluitln Q (ill � at con hnamc if it comes off wol pod al bilek julun norikrup. •� « l boh tcnholl art lie gunny � mnic mafttke. mr. brink bud rubier, muni ik� prj vind'C- demetnu riffle linda neNom. j bo ion � c l berr ;ilr � anc tom kmnnjk, workmen pain ouddipan cue baron, routine aubretht. mr prune let I) on , mr pilhcam keni ferputon. thcriff djvid wetek: truce manda dromberp. bell) brad ru. tiler' do , director mn under ton. uape manager mr frutlad. «et detipner mr wallhert. Iipbnnp toccuppt ebrit pulnam. PwNmu |i ni halben. carol man in. mubcllc utmutton. prop da id wetek. iudc m director jitl walton. dawn jobnuMi mjkc up rila prutha. it's a miracle! RLL SCHOOL PLRV 115 SENIORS ON THE JOB! coop is job training for seniors, they go out and pul to work the skills and practices that they learn and strive for during their three years a voc. “coop is a real good opportunity “good learning experience “meeting new people “learning new things “coop is almost like getting paid for going to school “the training in itself is an education” SENIORS IN THE WORLD OF WORK “i don’t know which is worse, model office or my boss” ‘‘it’s really neat getting out of school” “it’s good for a person because school isn’t such a drag then” “it’s okay if you could get more hours” 117 dcbbic hall janicc hallcsy brucc halvcrson jim hansen ron hanson gail harrcr randy haskctt connic haugberg dcbra hayncs dcbra hcipcl sieve hill randy honcck iMtA i davc hubbard Steve hucbschcn dianc hunter earnest hutchinson michcllcjcffrics ron jclinek lorcnjohansen bruccjohnson davcJohnson dawn johnson devonnajohnson ircnc johnson rogcr johnson shelley johnson russcll joncs rod Joseph shirley kastanck joe katorosz tim kcating Steve kedrowski dcbbic kerr valeric king THE LITTLE GUYS JUNIORS “let’s go over to hills for breakfast, we can be back just in time for third hour.” xavicr knight dcbbic knox roxanne koivula jcffkrucgcr cheryl kyes audreylang davclaubach dan lavonc dale Icchclt putricia ledoux tom lewandowski sharon lidsirom rick mail michcllc mccabc terri mccarty scott mccormick kathryn miller jCromc mirclcz gordon milchcll lauric monseth 124 brad lien devoryn ligons donnaloflus rick lorenscn michael luedtke bonnic mack robert madson waync mahto john manley markctla manoja barb marquette wendy martin duane nocthc colleen novak jim nutter keith oberg vanessa Oliver penny olson peggy o’ncil anita parkcr cindy parkcr waiter paltcrson jerry pcarson tom perron nancy peters dcbbic pclcrson larry peterson pam piatt dan piersak darrcll pope arnold popp bob polls richard prochaska tim pruilt karen puhl joanne raccttc denise monlague gary mork lorcn nelson mark nelson waync nelson claudia ncubaucr cori ncuman mary noard 125 THE LITTLE GUYS JUNIORS “we’re going the wrong way. what do ya mean? we’re heading toward class.” linda recnts norcen robinson charlenc rodcrick howard roscnbcrg marie roslin pal rozek debbie rumpza len saari mark saastad russ sarff richard scales ciana schcldrup jocl schmidt david schullo ron schwagcl lim schwendem donald scribner jocscc kevin seeker sheila sethney nancy shanks zinaida skripnik gary smith julia ann smith barb spencer pat stancck don stcile mary stolarczyk davc stinc sieve st. ongc debbie Streeter Florence swanson randy Sutherland paulszurck janicc taylor patty terry nancy thompson robert tillman bill turnham JUNIORS “i'll never do this again, this is embarrassing. let's spread out. what’s a freak? do you want to cut out second hour, we'll take what we can get. when does the bell ring? doris van heel dave vingc bill warren gary wchus gcrald wenderski kathy wendt kathy white richard wigda bernard withersk cvclyn wikstrom jim wilkins howard williams laura williams shirley wislofsky bill woessner gwen wright cd zcmlicka jamcs a baker danny brewer margarct brewer victoria brow n brian burns melody eoleman Patricia comstock mike cope mark countryman carol cllioll dorn elton linda crdahl susan erickson robert farder janiee fehringcr gregory grates vicki green connicgrciner Patrick gustafson beverly harris gcrard jamey valcrie johnson debrajones lenccn kittleson bccky knighten david koerner barb kuchinski wayne kuesler judy lowc michacl luedikc carol martin gary me cray edward miiton richard mirelc alex ncmzck Charles osbornc wayne palmer glen perez michcllc rasmusson norma rasmussen clynthia rawnsley david roscnthal william sanford claire scholtcs sandra schwartz david swanson mike szykulski bcnnic thompson linda Wallingford david warncr nancy warner ted wehrman scon welter sherry williams AMERA SHY marsha abraham 'v T} ¥ T K '“'v ¥) T7 Qi sophomore council officers left to right, vice pres. V JL I I Vy I t1 V IV l_ mike currcllo. president rudolph pope, advisor, mr. wodarski, treasurer, chuck hughes, secretary, chcri nelson. council members, left to right, nancy ncubauer. sonja gordon. ruby davis. cd mikolaje .yk. judy king, barb hautla. cath fisher, deb safranski. sieve thompson, marikay brustad. sharon smith, pat corning, dcbbic ernst, vickcy herr. chcryl crickson. THE LITTLE GUYS SOPHOMORES those little guys the sophomores, everybody remembers them, they added something special to this place of many faces, so what if they got lost all the time, couldn’t remember the sophs cheer, forgot their locker combinations and didn't know what bus to take home after school, they were part of voc. and even kind of nice to have around, weren’t they? karl aigner randy alderink linda alien mark allgood sharon almquisl gordon anderson kathy anderson davc andreseik mark apland cher arncson duanc bale lee barnes doug beach kathy bcckcr joann beihoffer gayle bernhardt al bilek ronald binklcy pam borg lodd boyd cli abcth bosck alien brock tcri bronson keith brown mari kay brustad frank buda Charles buhman ray bullock dcbbic burch terry burdick scott bennett ron berg jim berger 132 don burrcll linda burns hugh byard sieve cajunc kathy camp Fredrick cannon montine canton kathy carry rory chrson tom cascy john cassidy cugenc caston bob champagne sylicia chapman alan Christensen randy christophcrson pal corbctt pat corning dcbbic cramcr rcggic crawford teri crawford chuck crool paula curtis mike curvcllo 133 THE LITTLE GUYS dcbi disingcr dan dorman vt illiam douglas SOPHOMORES “our first year at voc.” “the doors open towards the stairs. look at the auditorium.” what pool? “should we go to hills?” “.i’ve got homework!” ruth doyle lu drabant fred dumirc chcryl crickson sieve crickson dcbbic ernst susan evan bill farris outhy fisher greg frank kelly full dorothy fuss donald gilbert joby gordon sonja gordon alangrafnit chuck gralz crik griclcns dawngriffuh tbdd grottc mikegrugar kim gryz linnea hackctl dean hachn barney hall carol hamann bertha hanson paul hanson sue hanson barry hardman alien harrer chcryl harrer lewis harvey barb hautla kent hcancr how ic heath 134 you don’t see them until they come out. what’s for lunch? “is there a girl who would like to volunteer? sieve johnson tim johnson tim hedth mary hector jim hcdrick vicki herr ken higgins jocl hoogenakker wendyjohnson Steve johnston ken joncs brucc kalata dchbic katrinak jim keister laurel humphrey ralph irmitcr nancy irwin tom jaeger barbara johnson candacc johnson david johnson donjohnson donjohnson kevin johnson nancy johnson ranayc johnson melody kjeseth kirn kleven rtchard kobeska duane koskic ruth kowalsky pat kress joel krueger fred kundc mark kunil THE LITTLE GUYS SOPHOMORES “a lot of weather we’ve been having lately” “if you had a face like mine you'd punch me right in the nose, and i’m just the person who could do it” “hands on homerow and go where?” “if you’ll be quiet the rest of the day, tim, we’ll all chip in and give you a quarter” diana lahd jeff lahay tim lamant john lang kris larson steve laskowski debbie lawson faith lawson carol lcduc john Icitch mike lester mike lien sandy lindberg dana lofgren rick loftus mark louricas robcrl lynsle debbie mader cheryl madsen laura manan vickie mannie gene martin scotl martincau katie marwin mike mast kevin me clurg dale me cormick shelia me donough bonnie michaelson ed mikolasc yk ivan miller time minikus james mins doug morgan roxannc mortcnscn kathy mucllcrlcilc brad murphy chcrl nelson dean nelson patty nelson nancy ncubaucr robert newby Steve nicholson dwight nocthc jim norgard carol nutter chcryl okerlund jerry olive brucc olson john olson larcnc olson dcnniso’neil don opsal danicl ordahl chcryl parkcr kathy passon dean pederson john pederson julia pere greg peterson mark peterson ron peterson jayme phifer pal prince rudolph pope 137 SOPHOMORES “cheese and hankies for lunch again! ' “put that in your mouth and see who eats it” “your mom found you in the cop house?” “it all comes out in the wash” “i’m hep” “don’t give me that jive, man” “well, how about that joe?” “cum again?” “w had'ja say?” “did you second it?” ‘i decline, i don’t wanna work you’re on the student council, you're not suppose to work” jamcs pructl mark pr ymus kalhy puhl mike quam joe rail kcith raycroft jerry revier lornc richardson brad richtcr norma roslin kcith rue Charles saastad deb safranski richard saidi terry schcclc robcrt schcldrup dcloris schippcr diane schmidt THE LITTLE GUYS SOPHOMORES “did you find the swimming pool yet?” when do we stand up and cheer?” “let’s go have a cigarette.” “don't copy me, i don't know what i’m doing.” dougschnappauf daryl schneidcr bob schumachcr k at hey scullcy davesiluk wanda sims joclsivula brucc sjoberg paulcttc skccsick cico skiba mark skogseth wade slavik glcnn slice patty small candy smith dan smith mike smith sharon smith 138 brcnda stcwart vancssa Stewart craig susag jelT thomas lowcll thomas tim thomas chcrylthurn dean tormanen joctracgcr dianc van horn rod van vorst roxy volz curt wiedeman linnette williams douglas wilson sue winters cvclyn wolney Cindy zahn Steve smith douglas sm it hers mark sokoloski theresa slogny lylcspiczka dallasspurgeen emcric stachowski donna stcinback cindy sterling clarence taylor rogcr tcclaw tom thicnes chuck tho,mpson sieve thornpson valeric thurson john tykwinski kalhy vainovskis donald van asch mark waskowsky jill watson russell welch 139 THE HEAD GUYS deep in the core of our school establishment there lies hidden power, power which controls the school for good or bad. most of us take this power for granted; always there, always funtioning properly, this power creates the laws and rules by which we are governed, this power is known as “the head guys. THE WISE GUYS i enjoy teaching here because the students choose to be here and therefore the majority of the students are trying and that makes tackling the problems that occur in teaching worthwhile. i enjoy giving the students a skill that they can use after their formal education is over. i advise seniors to be aware of the great privilege and opportunities regarding their profession. rictiurd fuller -counselor GUYS “i approve of more student freedom, and i feel that in most cases, the students have accepted the responsibilities that go along with freedom. zero hour class is probably my hardest class of the day and at the same time my easiest because the students are never awake. waiter hartmann math A THE WISE THE WISE GUYS “the new administration is very reasonable. very understanding and they don't hassle the kids. “to the graduating class i advise you to work hard and continue your education. robert putnam electricity ifulra rol “this year looks very exciting for everyone. “i think voc is the best trade school in the city “go out on the job and listen to the ‘old-timers' and learn as much as possible about the trade. inator lames rcinci math! “i feel that math is related to every trade, cooking, shoe repair or electronics. they all require some form of math.” “you don't gel anything out of life unless you work for it. “teachers should set examples for their students. “do something worthwhile with your time. “sell yourself by your attitudes and your desire to work.” . alicc thorn «� '-practical nursing “i believe that the relating of academic classes to the shop classes is beneficial, but i feel that there should be more discipline and that the school should be kept cleaner. ‘i enjoy teaching at vocational because i like the school spirit.” “i advise vocational seniors to pursue their trade.. .persevere!” practical THE WISE GUYS 154 darlcnc johnson. ann faldum. crma andrews. gcncvievc maucr. ida hill. EVENING SCHOOL evening school, under the direction of josepli papatola, has had an extremely large enrollment, there is a wide variety of courses for adults to choose from. 155 c. dale davidson. armas pelto. eli abeth davis, louis derby, alyce gross. ACADEMICS math math is required to graduate, so most students take a related math, “math is essential in today’s computer-oriented world.” english three years of english at voc. is an introduction to all communication skills, “it’s wonderful to be done with pink passes -they’re for stupid people. science one year of related science is generally required for graduation, “let's keep watching for the improvements to continue.” social studies a course in social studies is provided to help the student prepare to participate in a democracy. “there goes vocational’s finest.” APPAREL ARTS people in apparel arts learn the operation of industrial machines, the commercial methods of garment construction, the fitting and alteration of readymade garments, and custom sewing techniques, the related classes are pattern making, textiles, and fashion design. “working with students is a challenge.” AUTO MECHANICS an auto mechanic is a technician who is able to diagnose malfunctions on an automobile and make the necessary repairs and adjustment, a mechanic has to learn where to find technical information to service any unit on a car. he must have a working knowledge of special tools, testing apparatus, and diagnostic equipment. “learn how to repair an engine.” “he should have the ability to be able to estimate job request.” COSMETOLOGY people in cosmetology are interested in good grooming, cosmetology is the care and beautification of the hair, skin and nails which includes the shaping, styling, permanent waving and coloring of hair, scalp and hair treatments, facials, makeup, manicuring and all phases of wiggery. a license is issued by the board to those who obtain acceptable grades. “we’re not going to do our own hair, arc we?” 157 oh no, what did you do?” GENERAL BUSINESS general business prepares a student for such clerical duties as typing, filing, tabulating, and calculating, they also learn to operate duplicating machines, prepare, sort, and distribute mail, take telephone orders and give information to callers. '‘hands on home row, go! kiddos. (ding, ding) ' STENOGRAPHY stenography is the most highly skilled of all clerical work, a stenographer takes dictation in shorthand and transcribes correspondence, reports, and minutes on the typewriter, a stenographer performs a variety of related clerical duties including bookkeeping and filing. “now, girls, this quarter let's turn over a new leaf and i'll forget about the past. one-hundred and twenty words a minute, i can't even get fifty! RESTAURANT TRAINING workers in hotel and restaurant cooking prepare and serve food and beverages, they cook many varieties of foods and serve buffet, these students also gain experience in catering. “be sure to wash your hands “did she say a half teaspoon of baking soda or a half teaspoon of baking powder?” MACHINE SHOP there are many types of trade classifications in the machine trades: the machine operator; the set-up man who is skilled in the set up and operation of all types of machines; and the tool and die tradesman who produces jigs, fixtures and dies. METAL ARTS PATTERNMAKING the patternmaking trade, a branch of the metal casting field, is a highly skilled occupation and demands that its craftsmen be experts in the use and care of all woodworking hand and machine tools. the jewelry trade is an expressive art. you work with your hands to create a beautiful piece of jewelry in silver or gold, along with diamonds and other gems, that will be worn by a customer. PRINTING ELECTRICITY printing is the third largest industry in the state with its employees enjoying the highest hourly wage rates of any manufacturing industry, in all methods of printing the work is performed by skilled crafts- • men who arc trained, usually through apprenticeship, to specialize in one type of job. the electrician is a person experienced in the science of electricity, he may make, repair, install or operate any electrical devices, the individual with a good basic knowledge of electricity will find many opportunities in the various branched of the electrical field. ELECTRONICS the principles of electronics are found in radio, television, automation controls, heating and welding methods, telemetering, servo-mechanisms, radar and many other areas, many students secure their fee licenses during their high school program. SHOPS SHEET METAL there are two groups of sheet metal workers: one group manufactures and installs sheet metal parts for new and remodeled buildings; another group is made up of skilled layout and setup men and machine operators in industries manufacturing sheet metal products, these products range in size from sprinkling cans to prefabricated metal buildings. SHOE REPAIR the shoe repair course is designed to teach students to become good shoe repairmen and thus enable them to manage or work in a shoe repair shop, the three year course includes hand and machine processes in repairing different types of shoes and the study of materials that go into making shoes, management and shop fundamentals are a vital part of the program. 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