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

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TIMES OF YOUR LIFE GOOD MORNING YESTERDAY YOU WAKE UP AND TIME HAS SLIPPED AWAY AND SUDDENLY IT'S HARD TO FIND THE MEMORIES YOU LEFT BEHIND REMEMBER—00 YOU REMEMBER? THE LAUGHTER AND THE TEARS THE SHADOWS OF MISTY YESTERYEARS THE GOOD TIMES AND THE BAD YOU'VE SEEN AND ALL THE OTHERS IN BETWEEN REMEMBER —DO YOU REMEMBER — THE TIMES OF YOUR LIFE. REACH BACK FOR THE JOY AND THE SORROW PUT THEM AWAY IN YOUR MIND FOR MEMORY'S A TIME THAT YOU BORROW TO SPEND WHEN YOU GET TO TOMORROW. HERE COMES THE SETTING SUN THE SEASONS ARE PASSING ONE BY ONE SO GATHER MOMENTS WHILE YOU MAY COLLECT THE DREAMS YOU DREAM TODAY REMEMBER--WILL YOU REMEMBER— THE TIMES OF YOUR LIFE. Copyright (c) 1974 1975 by Three Eagles (ASCAP) A division of Roger Nichols Music, Inc. Chappell Co., Inc., administrator Used by permission.

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HERE’S TO OLD VOCATIONAL Here's to Old Vocational We'll fly your banners high We'll fight to win this game— this is our aim--we'rc aiming for the sky. Rah! Rah! Rah! We won't weaken this is our theme, For our school has spirit supreme. Go! Go! We're all for you, and our colors will carry through. Two bits, four bits, six bits, a dollar All for Vocational, Stand up and holler

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L-R: Ken Brustad, Bobbie Furst, Shirlie Lorenzo, Sherol Christian, Bob Haugen, Loretta Tiedens, Colleen Casey, Bob Mrsich, Marlinda Mikeska, Terri Nelson, Jackie Wesley, Margaret Larsen, Marsha Nelson, Sue Zemlicka, Karen Gilbert, Melody Erickson, Jenny Burke, Penny Servis, Claudia Fashingbauer, Jerome McGowan, Kathy Hansen, Mike Schwalbe, Jackie Rochford, Patti Hide, Carrie Orr, LecAnn Broeckelman. Camera Shy: Keith Bohler, Kevin Bohler, Dawn Brisbane, Mike Hippie, Mike Keeler, Kris Kelley, Don Oney, Ralph Piatt, John Rath, Mino Trujillo. Cot a problem? Write to Column I, The Minneapolis Star 425 Portland Av„ Minneapolis Minn. 55488 or call 372-4444. Cohmmj I am writing to you on behalf of the staff of the Vocational High School yearbook. This is the last year that Vocational will operate as a high school and we are trying to make this final yearbook special for the last 200 Vocational graduates. But with so few students, the cost is prohibitive. We've decided to have a dance-a-thon at the school, with each student soliciting pledges for each hour he dances. Could you help us find someone to donate some refreshments for the 35 students who will be involved? C.F., Minneapolis Those dancer's pauses were especially refreshing thanks to six cases of Coke donated by the Tom Moore Beverage Co. Dave Ball, of the firm’s customer relations department, was happy to contribute to what turned out to be a successful fund-raiser. You said that students, friends, relatives and teachers contributed more than $1,000 to help pay for publishing Tradewind, Vocational's last yearbook. Along with the Coke, you said, the dancers munched on fresh apples donated by a fellow student. DANCE — A — THON