Monroe High School - Doctrine Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

THE DCDCTRINE Editor-in-chief Associate Senior - Underclass Activity - Sport - Art - - Staff Assistant Advisor - 1954 EDITORIAL STAFF - - - - - James Robert Shirley Faiad - Dawne Weeks - Mary Herron - Jeannette Boicourt - Sam Marks - Julie Fuchs - - - Lois Riebel Mr. Ralph Katainen ,Sum 4 M. , as gm fx, W, 'fvi asm Q MCNROE S ENIOR SAINTPAUL W 1 'Fq .av x A ' L N.f.4 ,ny , i as K t 4' xi A W . -Q 1 f -W , In 4 f f 1 , :X L1 A MLA: . 'x fi, L V . s K 2 1'- v -pt 1... M , Q .W ! . Q , ., 1 ..., - ' mf , , f f , ,. ' .. - N . --lgggja' 7- ,V F , . Q 1 My I ,lk , . - , Qs- . X , .. A My hx jj.. V v , kv ,W ,Q H ., , my W -N - - 54 z we Q-' J -H .,, ,- - My-M , H ' ' X W 53 k.,1,,,.g,2, k:V...f,, 59? Min, X L U .V 1 g, X W h -Mi, ' X Q ,- . ' .X x , .,.., , ., .skviv hh 4 V' , .A . gi -L 61. b y A Nr. v F in . km v Nhfaggfafwg -:uQ..y.1ff4:isf1f ,gfivw .A . , M- 4 H -X - ' , 4 f X' ' H ' ' - N -- Q L w . 4. , v -it M ' . ., . . .15-P W L H 1: . L ... 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Bottom left-Ottice Assistants-Standing: Judy Johnson, Marlene Clemen, Joan Martin, Gretchen Ginzel, Annell Tschida, Carmen Callan, Janet Marcogliese. Seated: Jean Kaphingst, Darlene Leitner, Connie Viner, Marcia Donnay, Bottom right: Miss Blanche Dvorak, Mrs. Eileen Clark, clerks. 9 TEACHERS . . Bottom Lett: Mr. Claudius Wilken, metal shop Mr. Charles Wallblom, student council Top lett: Miss Helen Walsh, American history advisor Mr. Ralph Tigue, senior social studies Bottom Right: Mrs. Mary Roder, choir, English Top Right: Mrs. Evelyn Fischer, physical education Mr. Ellsworth Blood, band Miss Betty Hunter, nurse Miss Sara Myers, iournalism Mr. Charles Simmer, sales Mr. Bruce G. Wilson, commercial Miss Ruth Leise, commercial Mrs. Andree Kukler, languages, bookkeeping Miss Shirley Robeck, commercial Mrs. Eleanor Hovelsrud, English Miss Gertrude Wellisch, English Miss Dorothy Mahood, English, speech Mr. Art Johnson, physical education Mr. .lim Wirth, senior social studies, American history Mr. Kenneth Williams, woool shop anol crafts Mr. Elmer Swanson, mechanical drawing Mr. Jerry Hughes, core Mr. Kenneth Osvold, core Mr. Bruce E. Wilson, biology, core Miss Muriel Korfhage, core Mr. Leonard Powderly, health and safety, core Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs La Donna Hatch, home economics Jean Kaufman, home economics Mary Terry, home economics, social and family . Effie Hoganson, home economics Top Left: Mr. Emil Berger, mathematics Mrs. Marie Swan, mathematics Top Right: Miss Teresa Traybiatowski, core Miss Jenny Ann Kloet, core Bottom Lett: Mr. George Johnson, chemistry mathematics Miss Edith Brocker, biology, mathematics Bottom Right: Mr. Ralph Katainen, art, photography Mr. Paul Berrisford, librarian 13 CLASS CDF '54 14 O TERRY JOHNSON president O DON PATWELL vice president I MARILYN LE CLAIRE secretary I ANNETTE FREDERICKSEN ireclsurer . -t to LEONA AARTHUN- Liz . . . peppy . . . G.A.A., A Choir, Mockingbird, . . . Pirates of Penzance . . . pet peeve is The Boys . . . likes to be with Don . . . ambition is to be a comptometer operator . . . Good for chucks JOANNE ALSEN- Jo . . . atfable . . . G,A.A., Quill and Scroll, Monitor staff, Pep club . . . pet peeve is boys who don't dance . . . likes to be with the girls . . . ambition is to get married . . . Oh, heavens DWAYNE ANDERSON-lanky . . . basketball, football . . . pet peeve is careless drivers . . . likes to ride in his car . . . Hi, Cheech . JOANN ANDERSON- Jo . . . talkative . . . A Choir, Marriage of Nanette, Pirates of Penzance, The Mockingbird, Y-teens, Senior Yrteens, G.A.A., Masque and Gavel, student council, Doctrine staff, Library club, Brother Goose . . . likes to be with the peeties . . . That's got it! GENIVIEVE ANGER- Genie . . , fun-loving . . . G.A.A., pet peeve is people that don't talk when they're spoken to . . . likes to be with the girls . . . wants to be an old maid and run a bachelors' home BETTY JO ASKIN- B.J. . , . reticent . , . likes to listen to music . . . pet peeve is people who think they're cute . . . wants to teach music . . . Oh, stop it! DOROTHY AVERILL- Dottie . . . animated . . . G.A.A,, homeroom representative, Pep club . . . pet peeve is men snatchers . . . likes to be with the girls . . . am- bition is to find a boy friend . . . You know it! BEVERLY BAISDEN- Bev . . . zestful . . . Senior Y-teens, G.A.A., Y-teens , . . likes to be with Harry . . . ambi- tion is to marry Harry and live happily ever after . . . Oh, fish! MARIANN BAKER . . . Red . . . gracious . . . Pep club . . . pet peeve is noisy people , . . likes paiama parties . . . wants to become a laboratory technician . . . Who, me? 4 SYLVIA BARSOKINE- Syl . . . fun loving . . . G.A.A. Board, All-city G.A.A., gym asst., band, band asst. . . . pet peeve is girls who wear thick make-up . . . ambition is to let her hair grow dark again . . . Keep cool CONSTANCE BAUER- Connie . . . cute . . . Choir, student council at another school . . . pet peeve is con- ceited boys . . . favorite pastime is living in general . . . her ambition is to become a famous doctor , . . You're not serious??!! WILLIAM BASTYR- Bill . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . wants to ioin the navy STEPHEN BAUMANN- Steve . . . quiet . . . pet peeve is women drivers . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . would like to be a success . . . That's O.K. FRED BECKER- Mr. Becker . . . live wire . . . Doctrine Photographer . . . pet peeve: White mud flaps, and cool women! . . . likes to work on the sport rod with Bob . . . wants to be a chemical engineer . . . lt's custom! ROBERT BENZ- Bob . , . likes to hunt and fish . . pet peeve is crazy drivers . . . So what! PHYLLIS BERG- Phlip . . . good natured . . . Y-teens, Senior Y-teens, G.A.A., Jr. Achievement, Doctrine Staff, Pep club . . . Monitor staff . . . Quill and Scroll . . . pet peeve is Geri's tuna fish salad . . . likes to be with the peeties . . . ambition is to get through college . . . l'll clue yah! ROBERT BESKY- Besk . . . easy going . . . MAC club . . . pet peeve is people who think the Chevy is slow . . . likes to be with the boys . . . would like to get the Chevy up to IOO m.ph ..., Take it slow! RICHARD BIEDERMANN- Beets . . . calm . . . stu- dent council . . . favorite pastime is hot rodding the Buick . . . would like to inherit a million dollars . . . Who, I? IRVIN BILEK- Irv . . . retiring . . . likes to work on the Ford . . .ambition is to be a machinist EDWARD BILLIAR- Ed . . . good natured . . . band . . . pet peeve is cars with dual pipes that don't come out straight . . . favorite pastime is riding in Russ' bomb . . , ambition is to own a custom made car , . . Oh, pucker JEANNETTE BOICOURT- Nette . . . versatile . . , Vice Pres. Y-teens, Senior Y-teens, G.A.A., Monitor staff, Doctrine Editorial staff, A Choir, Homecoming attend- ant . . . pet peeve is stuck up girls . . . likes being with the peeties . . . ambition is to own a dress shop . . . Oh, gollyl MARY BOSSHARDT- Merry Bee . . . entertaining . . . Vice-Pres. Sophomore class, Quill and Scroll, Vice-Pres. Masque and Gavel . . . G.A.A., Pep club, Monitor man- aging Editor, Doctrine staff, A Choir, Brother Goose . . . pet peeve is her other nickname . . . likes being crazy with The Girls . . . ambition is to get through college . . . Play it cool, fellows! BETTE BRAUN- Bets . . . sweet . . . G.A.A. board, student council, Pep club, Senior Y-teens, Teacher's asst. . . . likes to write letters to Glen . . . ambition is to be a nurse . . . Just played a hunch! BEVERLY BULENA- Bev . . . pleasant . . . Monitor staff, Quill and Scroll, G,A.A., pet peeve is waiting for people . . . Ilkes dancing and bowling . . . would like to be a good stenographer . . . Very good CECILIA BULERA- Babe . . . genuine . . . G.A.A., Gym asst., Office asst., Pep club . . . dislikes girls that are loud . . . likes being with the girls . , . ambition is to be a Physical Education teacher. THOMAS CANNON- Tom . . . earnest . . . favorite pastime is sleeping . . . would like to be a chemist or an electrician . . . However, under the circume stances . . . SALLEY CARLSTEN- Sal . . . poised . . . Romance Language club, Pep club, G.A.A., Masque and Gavel secretary, Quill and Scroll, Monitor Staff Editor, Junior class secretary, student council, Brother Goose . . . pet peeve is Scandy's legs . . . likes being with The Girls , . .ambition is to go to St. Olaf . . . They left us ROSEMARY CHAFFEE- Presh . . . piquont . . . G.A.A., Pep Club, MAC club, Homecoming attendant . . . likes being with The Girls . . . ambition is to go to Alaska with Julie and Shirley . . . Let's go skating MARLENE CHESNEY- Ches . . . sunny . . . pet peeve is moody people . . . likes to hang around with Janet and Myrna . . . would like to see the 48 states . . . Are you rare! DIANE CHRISTESEN-miniature . . . A Choir, Pirates of Penzance, G.A.A., Senior Y-teens, Library club, Masque and Gavel, Jr. Achievement . . . pet peeve is people who argue about nothing . . . likes being with the Peeties . . . Oh, is that so! WILLIAM CHURCHILL- Willie . . . pet peeve is girls who peroxide their hair . . , likes to be with Rosie . . . ambition is to graduate from Monroe NANCY CLINE- Nan . . . likeable . . . Senior Y-teens, G.A.A., Pep club, A Choir, Library asst., Brother Goose, transferred from Mankato . . . likes to listen to Jazz records . . . ambition is to be an X-Ray technician . . . it's the most to say the least! JEROME CROFT- Jerry . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . pet peeve is people who swear . . . ambition is to travel . . . Oh, it's O.K. EDWARD DAHLIN-Edw. T. . . . ambitious . . . Fresh- man Scholarship Award, Spanish club, Romance Lan- guage club, Science club, Doctrine Advertising Manager . . . pet peeve is people with no ambition . . . likes to play the piano . . . would like to be a great states- man . . . Hmmmmm . . . JOSEPH KAUDY- Joe JANET DAVIS- Rosie . . . lively . . . Pep club, G.A.A., Masque and Gavel, Homecoming attendant . . . pet peeve is people that are always perfect . . . likes TO be with The Girls . . . ambition is to go to .loe's with Jo . . . Ron's coming over! il -ea W1 -ie. .IL it is ii 4 MARILYN DeFOE- Nicky . . . composed . . . Y-teens, G.A.A., Pep club, Senior Y-teens . . . pet peeve is customer's at Fanny Farmer's . . . likes to buy clothes . . . ambition is to be a registered nurse . . . Why? JOHN DeGIDIO- Gitz . . . one of the boys . . . foot- bqll, hockey , . . pet peeve is The Girls . . . likes to play pool , . . Feel sick, Jack? AUDREY DeLONG- Aud , . . tall 'n terrific . . . Y-teens Pres., Senior Y-teens, Romance Language club, G.A.A., A Choir, The Mocking Bird, Pirates of Penzance, Library club, Monitor Staff . . . pet peeve is people who don't take part in activities . . . likes to write letters . . . ambition is to get through Macalester . . . No lie? DORIS DENNE- Dar . . . lovable . . . G.A.A. . . . dislikes girls with big mouths . , . favorite pastime is writing to Jim . . . ambition is to marry Jim . . . Of course! JOAN DOLEZAL- Doll , . . retiring . . . G.A.A., Jr. Achievement . , , pet peeve is convertibles with the top up . . . favorite pastime is looking for the right guy . . . ambition is to become nurse . . . Holy Cow! MARY JO DONNAY- Donnuts . . . dependable . . . G,A.A., Pep club , . . pet peeve is girls that smoke on the street . . . likes to be with the girls . . . am- bition is to be a clerk-typist . . . Real George! ROSEMARY DUBAN- Rosie . . . quiet . . . G.A.A., Jr, Achievement, Masque and Gavel . . . likes to listen to the radio and play tennis . . . ambition is to be a nurse . . . Gee whiz MAUREEN DUFFY- DutT . . . adventurous . . . student council, homeroom representative, Pep club, G.A.A., Y-teens, A Choir, Mocking Bird, Pirates of Penzance . . . pet peeve is not having enough money . , . likes to ride around with Ellie and the girls . . . ambition is to go to college . . . That sounds like fun. Let's go. RONALD DUNBAR- Dutch . . . carefree . . . swim- ming, M club . . . pet peeve is drunken drivers . . . favorite pastime is watching the late, late, late show . . . ambition is to eat a two pound wedge of Mother FIetcher's Bacharone Cheese JERRY DUNN- Judd . . . good sport . . . M club, swimming, Doctrine staff . . . pet peeve is girls who hide during parties . . . favorite pastime is Hrodding the bomb . . . ambition?- when I'm not too tired . . . It'll never sell CATHERINE ERON- Katy . . . ambitious . . . Band, at other schools: Pep club, F.H.A. Photo club, Band, Orchestra, sophomore scholastic award . , . likes to write letters . . . ambition is to go to Marquette Uni- versity . . . What does that prove? DORIS EDLUND- Dar . . . nice . , . G.A.A., Y-teens, Pep club, Senior Y-teens, homeroom representative . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . . likes to be with the peeties . . . ambition is to go to college . . . That's O.K. SHIRLEY FAIAD- Shirl . . , pert . . . Co-editor of Doctrine, student council Executive Board, MAC club, G.A.A., Pep club, Romance Language club, Quill and Scroll . . . pet peeve is house-wreckers . . . likes to be with The Girls . . . ambition is to live in Alaska with Julie and Presh . . . You know itl BARBARA FAIRCHILD- Barb . . . quiet . . . A Choir, Senior Y-teens, Y-teens, G.A.A., Library club . . . pet peeve is girls who think they're better than others . . . likes to be with the peeties . . . would like to get married . . . For Pete sakes! JOAN FASER- Kami . . . cheerful . . . G.A.A. . . . pet peeve is people who put on . . . likes to write to Gene . . . wants to get married . . . Quiet down! RONALD FISCHBACH- Fisch . . . congenial . . . pet peeve is women drivers . . . favorite pastime is being with the boys . . . ambition is to own a new Cadillac . . . You're kidding me PATRICIA FISCHER- Patsy . . . capable . . . Pep club . . . pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . likes to go to parties at Marshall's . . . ambition is to go into the service . . . You goofed! LLOYD FISLER-happy-go-lucky . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . favorite pastime is girls . . . ambition is to be a millionaire . . . Who I? JOHN FITZGERALD-wnsmni . . . favorite pflsfime is riding in a hot '46 Dodge . . . Big deal! BENJAMIN FLOOD- Ben . . . favorite . . . football, track, tennis, gymnastics, student council, M club, A Choir, Vice Pres. iunior class . . . pet peeve is Women who smoke when they drive . . - tGV0 lle Pclsllme is waiting for a certain teacher to come up with a good ioke . . . Huza! PATRICIA FLUEGEL- Pat , . . reliable . . . Senior Yeteens . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . - likes to be with the girls . . . wants to be a typist . . . Holy cow! DIANNE FLYNN- Candy . . . complacent . . . pet peeve is Hot-rods . . . likes going out with the girls . . . ambition is to be a nurse KENNETH FONTAINE- Ken . . . handsome . . . A Choir, The Mocking Bird, Pirates of Penzance, hall traffic . , , likes to hunt and fish . . . pet peeve is girls who chase boys . . . ambition is to make money without working . . . Hey, Walt! JACK FORRETTE-Sportsman . . . basketball, baseball . . . pet peeve is women hot rodders . . . favorite pastime is taking it easy . . , ambition is to be a millionaire . . . Get lost! ANNETTE FREDERICKSEN- Scandy . . . lively . . . G.A.A., Quill and Scroll, Masque and Gavel, Pep club, Romance Language club, Cheerleader, Monitor staff, Senior class Treas., Brother Goose, student council corre- sponding secretary, student council Executive board . . . pet peeve is phoneys . . . favorite pastime is going to parties with The Girls . . . ambition is to be a millionaire . . . But they walked away. THOMAS FRIEMANN- Free . . . likes to hunt, fish, and work on his car . . . ambition is to take a trip to California JOAN FRIENDT-G.A.A., student council, homeroom rep- resentative . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . . favorite pastime is being with Marv . . . would like to go to California . . , l'm going to get shot! JULIE FUCHS- Jul . . . changeable . . . Quill and Scroll, Doctrine staff, student council, Monitor staff edi- tor, MAC club secretary, G.A,A. board member , , . pet peeve is the Big Buick . . . likes to make faces . , . ambition is to live in Alaska with Shirl and Presh . . , Too bad! NANCY GHIMENTI- Nan . . . petite . . . G.A.A., Masque and Gavel, homeroom representative, Doctrine Business staff, gym assistant . . . pet peeve is having chalk thrown at her in 309i . . . wants to go to college . . . Mmmmmmm- boy! JAMES GLENN- Jim . . . nonchalant . . MAC club . . . pet peeve is two freshman girls in second study . . . favorite pastime is enioying himself . . . Don't do that! JAMES GRAAF- Ji m . . . genial . . . pet peeve is slow drivers . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . ambition is to own a Cadillac . . . That's the breaks! RONALD GROESS- Ron . . Visual . . . pet peeve is anything that doesn't work . . . favorite pastime is outboard boat racing . . . ambition is to be a draft all over! . considerate . . . Audio sman . . . Oh, well, it's rough ALLAN GROVUM- Al . . . personality plus , . . Hall traffic, Masque and Gavel, Brother Goose, lunch traf- fic, noon hour rec .... likes to be with Pat . . , pet peeve is girls with short hair . . . ambition is to marry Pat . . . Gee whizzzzzl DOROTHY GUSTAFSON- Darth . . . stylish . . . G.A.A. recording secretary, student council, Ethics board, Pep club, Masque and Gavel, Brother Goosen . . . pet peeve is boys who don't like girls that smoke . . . likes to be with The Girls . . . ambition is to be a suc- cess . . . You know it! DONNA HAIDER- Tootie . . . most popular . . . Homee coming Queen, Sophomore class Secretary, student coune cil, G.A.A .... pet peeve is waiting for people . . . likes to dance and be with the girls . . . ambition is to pass her driver's test JEANETTE HAMM-loquacious . . . A Choir, Mocking Bird, Pirates of Penzance, G.A.A .... ambition is to be an airline stewardess . . . You know? A A x f d . j- 1' ,, as .V,: fr if it We gy . Qi if MARLENE HAMPL- Mar . . . amiable . . . G.A.A., Senior Y-teens, Monitor staff, Hall study, Guidance asst. . . . pet peeve is people who are poor sports , , . favorite pastime is being with the peeties , . . ambition is to be a medical secretary . . . Who, me? GERALDINE HANG- Geri . . . merry . . . Pep club, G.A.A., Monitor Editorial staff, Quill and Scroll, Y-teen secretary, Senior Y-teen Sec-Treas., student council, Doc- trine staff . . . pet peeve is conceited boys , . . likes going for walks with Betty Lou . . . Who, me? JANE HANSEN- Jayno . . . ambitious . . . G.A.A. board, Romance Language club, Pep club Sec-Treas., Masque and Gavel President, Quill and Scroll, Freshman Scholarship Award, student council alt., Monitor Editorial staff, Hall study, Brother Goose . . . pet peeve is getting up . . . favorite pastime is The Girls . . . ambition is to marry Chuck . . . I'm glad I'm on this side! WAYNE HANSEN-capable . . . Band, A Choir . . . pet peeve is white buck shoes . . . favorite pastime is playing in Our Little Band . . . Oh Shaft! ALAN HEDIN- Al . . . scientific mind . , . Radio club . . . pet peeve is silly girls . . . favorite pastime is operating his ham radio station . . . ambition is to go to college JAMES HEGERLE- Punchy . . . gallant . . . football, baseball, gymnastics, student council Vice-Pres., swimming, track, Masque and Gavel . . . pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . ambition is to make his first million before he is Qi . . . Good for laughs! JEROME HEROFF- Red . . . impish . . . pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . likes to go to Monroe dances , . . ambition is to be a machinist , . . You'll be all right MARY HERRON-proficient . . . G.A.A., Romance Lan- guage club, Doctrine Editorial staff, Quill and Scroll, Hall study . . . pet peeve is crabby bus drivers . . . likes to dance . . . Oh really! ROBERT HESSLER- Bob . . . heart breaker . . . foot- ball, M club, Hall traffic, A Choir, The Mocking Bird, The Pirates of Penzance . , . pet peeve is girls who gossip . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . You can't beat that! MARIANNE HEUER- Mair . . . fun-loving . . . G.A.A., Library asst., Pep club, Y-teens . . . pet peeve is simple boys . . . likes to be with the girls . . aimbition is to get married . . . Not particularly GORDON HINCHCLIFFE- Walt . . . friendly . . . gym- nastics, tennis, M club, A Choir, student council, audio visual, hall traffic, H.R. rep. alt .... pet peeve is girls who gossip . . . likes to hunt and Hsh . . . ambition is to own a Caddy convertible . . . Gads! JOAN HLADKY- Twin . . . short . . . G.A.A., gym asst., Pep club . . . pet peeve is boys who hunt every weekend . . . favorite pastime: sports . . . ambition is to own a bright red Cadillac . . . How's Dom? JANE HLADKY- Twin . . . 'n sweet , . . G.A.A., Li- brary asst., Pep club . . . pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . likes to talk about Dom's band . . . would like to go to Hawaii . . . Hi'ya, Hon. ' HENRY HODGE- Hank . . . pet peeve: English . . . favorite pastime is sleeping . . . ambition is to be a millionaire MARGARET HOFER- Marge . . . dependable . . . pet peeve is people who spell her name with two f's . . . likes to dance . . . ambition is to have a good ofhce iob . . . Good heavens NEIL HOWES- Slim . . . sedate . . . student council, student manager of football team . . . likes to fish . . . would like to be an electrical engineer . . . Oh, no LOIS HUNT- Lurtz . . . ioyful . . . pet peeve is people who shove in the cafeteria . . . likes to bowl and dance . . . wants to be a receptionist . . . You don't know, do ya? PHYLLIS HURST- Phil . . . musical , . . A Choir, Pirates of Penzance, band, G.A.A., Romance Language club, Y-teens, Pep club . . . pet peeve is two-faced people . . , like to dance and go to parties . . . ambition is to maior in music at college . . . Whatchaknow? GLORIA HUSS- Glor . . . pet peeve is people who think they're all 'it' . . . likes to write letters . . . would like to travel . . . ls that so! ROBERT JENSEN- Bob . . . good-humor man . . . Tennis, M club, Hall traffic, noon hour rec .... pet peeve is girls with two-toned hair . . . likes to play the ac- cordian . . . ambition is to be a success . . . Hi, boy! MARLENE JOHNSON4 Blonde , . . satirical . . . G.A.A., Glee Club, Y-teens at Murray . . . pet peeve is bus drivers . . . likes talking on the phone . . . would like to learn how to drive RONALD JOHNSON- Ransom . . . regular guy . . . A Choir, student council, M club, football, All-City foot- ball, MAC club ,... pet peeve is rowdy girls . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . ambition is to be as handsome as Ken . . . Hey! Kenetl TERRY JOHNSON- Terrible Ter . . . clever . . . foot- ball, baseball, MAC Treas., M club, Romance Language club, student council, Sophomore class President, Senior class President . . . pet peeve is girls who smoke . . , likes to draw . . . ambition is to get a AA in Big Bruce Wilson's class ' . . . Mmrnmmm Boy, you're fat! LOLA JUVE-quiet . . . pet peeve is girls who wear big earrings . . . favorite pastime is writing letters . . , ambi- tion is to travel VIRGINIA JOHNSON- Ginger . . . iovial . . . Y-teens, Senior Y-teens, G.A.A., Monitor staff, Pep club, Guidance asst., Library Club . . . pet peeve is people who think they are better than others . . . favorite pastime is writing to Bob . . . would like to be a registered nurse DENNIS LEE KAISER- Jasper . . . excitable . . . basket- ball, Radio Club, Romance Language club, Hall study, swimming, f'Brother Goose . . . likes rodding his beat Ford . . . ambition is to goto college . . . Shaft CLAIRE KARCHER- Toots . . . sweet and lovely . . . G.A.A .... pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . likes to listen to the radio . . . ambition is to be ci nursery school teacher NEAL KEPPERS- Kep . . . debonair . . . basketball, track, M club, student council, H. R, rep., noon hour rec., stage crew . . . pet peeve is women drivers . . . likes to be with the boys , . . would like to see the Dodgers win over the Yankees in a World Series . . . You're out of your mind ELAINE KERN- Popkern . . . steady . . , pet peeve is boys who try to show off . . . likes to rollerskate . . , ambition is to be a good typist . . . Oh, you don't say! JO ANNE KING- Sugar . . . unconcerned . . . pet peeve is conceited people , . . likes to be with Ed , . . wants to work in an office, then get married LOREN KISLENGER- Larry , . . ladies choice . . . track, basketball, hall traffic , . . pet peeve is girls that smoke . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . Oh is that sol FREDRICK KOCH- Fred . , . frank . . . band, audio visual . . . pet peeve is teachers who give homework . . . likes to work on his car . . . ambition is to be an auto mechanic DONNA KOECK- Heck . . . sociable . . . G.A.A., Monitor staff, student council . . . pet peeve is crabby people . . . likes to tease Tootie . . . ambition is to dance with Arthur Murray . , . Oh, Heck ROBERT KOKAISEL- Louie . . . obliging . . . MAC Club . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . . likes to paint, fish and hunt , . . ambition is to be a Commercial Artist . . . Let's face it! SHIRLEY KOKTAVYwSenior Y-teens, G.A.A., Y-teens, MAC club . . . pet peeves is girls who think they're better than others . . . likes to be with Bunny . . . You Goofus BEVERLY KONCHAL- Bev . . . wants to goto Cali- fornia . . . I thought l'd die i t 1 .t,,s. ix 42 X., 'ffl anis: P fx: --f .. ,fwv , ., R. L il A - ' . it rtt ii, I 4 21 ,ws 'X tytyy , I J ik its yi A DOROTHY KOPET- Dots . . . good-hearted . . . G.A.A. . . . pet peeve is waiting for slowpoke Audrey . . . likes to go out with the kids , . . ambition is to be a seamstress and own a shop of her own . . . Oh, you dofter AUDREY KOSTOHRYZ- Aud . . . quiet . . . pet peeve is hearing Dorothy talk about Larry . . . wants to be a dental assistant . . . Oh, yeah FRANKLIN KRAUSE- Frank . . . leisurely . . . band . . . pet peeve is people who crack gum . . . would like to retire at 25 . . . That's goodl ELBERT KURKOWSKI-- Abb . . . pleasant . . . band, hockey . . . pet peeve is women drivers . . . would like to be an auto mechanic JOE LA FORTE-peaceful . . . A Choir, swimming, M club . . . pet peeve is getting up in the morning . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . ambition is to go to the original Moulin Rouge . . . Somebody goofed PHILIP LA MANNA- Dago . . . pet peeve is Hollywood naircuts on women . . . likes girls . . . ambition is to be a four star general ARLYSS LARSON-attractive . . . Y-teens, Senior Y-teens, G.A.A .... pet peeve is the boys in second lunch . . . likes to be with the girls . . . would like to be a Home Ec. teacher . . . Oh tiddlesticks JEANNE LECHELT-well liked . . . G.A.A.., Cheerleader, Monitor Editorial staff, Quill and Scroll, student council secretary, Pep club, Freshman Scholarship Award . . . pet peeve is waiting for Julie . . . likes to be with The Girls . . . ambition is to get her driver's license . . . Cry a little MARILYN LE CLAIRE- Duba . . . personality plus . . . G.A.A. Vice-Pres., Senior class secretary, student council treasurer, Masque and Gavel, Brother Goose, band maiorette, Pep club, Doctrine Business Manager, Library club, Girls' State, U.N. Pilgrimage, D.A.R, award . . . pet peeve is phoney's . . , likes to eat . . . ambition is to see the world . . . I'm hungry! CORINNE LEITNER- Corky . . , Generous . . . A Choir, Pirates of Penzance, G.A.A., Pep club . . . favorite pastime is riding in Pat's hot Ford . . . ambition is to go to business college . . . Real rare DARLENE LEITNER- Blondie . . . G.A.A., Y-teens, office asst .... pet peeve is teachers who don't like gum chewers . . . likes to be with Dianne, Phyllis, and Marlene . . . would like to own her own car . , . Don't get panicky JULIA LEITNER- Charlie . . . Pep club , . . pet peeve is people who holler all the time . . . likes to eat and sleep . . . would like to be a nursery teacher . . . Think so? GLORIA LERACH- Go Go . . . composed . . . pet peeve is getting teased about the I5 . . . likes to be with Mac . . . ambition is to get married . . . Holy Cow ROSEMARY LINDENAU- Rosie . . . sunny . . . pet peeve is boys who don't like women drivers . . . likes to dance and read . , . would like to own a '55 Pontiac . . . Drop dead will ya? YEVONNE MCCORMACK- Vonne . . . understanding . . . Pep club, Doctrine staff . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . . likes to be with Dick . . . ambition is to marry ci man with a lot of money . . . Oh ya? JEAN MCDONALD- Rabbit . . . cute . . . Masque and Gavel, Brother Goose, G.A.A., Library staff, Y-teens . . . pet peeve is simple boys . . . ambition is to get a date with Jack Mertes . . . Well, what are ya gonna do? BARBARA McGOWAN-independent . . . A Choir . . . pet peeve is bashful people . . . likes to listen to the radio . . . would like to amount to something . . . Reallyl GREGORY MCGUIGGAN- George . . . cool-dancer . . . lunch traffic, stage force, swimming, Gymnastics, baseball . . . pet peeve is people who are always late . . . likes being with the boys . . . wants to inherit a million dollars JOANNE McMlLLAN- Jo . . . gay . . . G.A.A., Pep club, Monitor staff, Masque and Gavel . . . pet peeve is boys who come to club too early . . . likes to be with The Girls . . . ambition is to go to Joe's with Rosie . . . You know? JANET MARCOGLIESE- Jan . . . sophisticated . , . Pep club, office asst .... pet peeve is conceited boys . . . likes to talk on the phone . . . ambition is to be a rich man's pampered doll . . . Oh, fine! RONALD MARION- Ron . . . comedian . . . lunch traffic, student council, basketball . . . pet peeve is a dirty lunch table . . . likes to be with the boys . . . ambition is to go to college DONNA MARLEAU-impulsive . . . A Choir, Y-teens, G.A.A., Senior Y-teens, Monitor staff, Jr. Achievement . . . pet peeve is getting up in the morning . . . likes to sleep . . . ambition is to go to an Eastern college . . . So, what else is new? SAM MARKS- Slammin' Sammy . . . logical . . . DOC- trine Editorial staff, Quill and Scroll, Boy's state, tennis, M club, Pep club, audio visual . . . pet peeve: Hoods . . . likes to play ping-pong . . . Mmmmm, good! LEON MARS- Marsie . . . indolent . . . gymnastics, M club . . . pet peeve is women drivers . . . likes to hunt and fish . . , ambition is to ioin the Marines . . . Take off JAMES MARSHALL- Mush . . . eloquent . , . gym- nastics, wrestling, stage-force . . . pet peeve is girls that smoke . . . ambition is to find a nice looking girl . . . Feed it fish JO ANN MARSTON- Dolly . . . on the go . . . G.A.A., A Choir, The Mocking Bird, Pirates of Penzance, Library asst., band maiorette . . . pet peeve is catty girls . , . likes to sleep . . . You know what l mean don't ya? ROGER MARTH- Rag . . . resourceful . . . baseball . . . favorite pastime is hunting and fishing . . . ambi- tion is to shoot a bear , . . l'll give ya a Clue MARLYS MEIHOFER- Mouse . . . companionable . . . G,A.A., Library staff, A Choir . . . pet peeve is people who put on . . . ambition is to have a new car and travel . . . What a joke! BERNICE MELCHERi Bernie . , . energetic . . . G.A.A., MAC club, Homecoming attendant . . . pet peeve is boys with no money . . . favorite pastime is attending club meetings . . . Strictly for the birds ANDRE MENARD-Audio visual JOHN MERTES- Jack . . . easy does it . . . football, hockey, M club President . . . pet peeve is girls Who go after my friend John . . . favorite pastime is playing pool . . . ambition: What's that? . . . I feel sick! JANET MERTZ- Mert . . . unhurried . . . G.A.A. . . . pet peeve: The Boys . . . favorite pastime is riding on the West Side . . . ambition is to travel around the world . . . Oh, how nice GORDON MILLER- Gordy . . . shy . . . track, M club, noon hour rec., Doctrine staff . . . pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . likes to hunt and tish . . . ambition is to fly a iet plane MARLENE MIRSCH- Mopsy . . . good natured . . . Masque and Gavel, Brother Goose, A Choir, Pirates of Penzance . . . pet peeve is girls who swoon over nice looking men teachers . . . likes to eat . . . Oh well, that's all right LAUREEN MITCHELL- Rene . . . neat and sweet , . Library asst .... pet peeve is girls with short hair . . favorite pastime is being with Jer, Nancy and Bob . . Oh, Jer! RICHARD MORRISON- George . . . sharp . . . football, swimming, track, M club, noon rec., Romance Language club Treasurer . . . pet peeve is Jerry Dunn . . . likes to go out with the boys . , . ambition is to make his second million . . . Potlicker ed wah I' A ,, ,v -nw si L 'Qi if 5 if at X Q A 'tbl' Ni T L T? 'nv h 3 2,3 lymz 'A t ...i A 1' t 1 . Sim, 'ze , s CAROL MURPHY- Murph . . . pleasant . . . A Choir, Pirates of Penzance . . . pet peeve is male drivers . . . favorite pastime is being with Dom . . . ambition is to get married . . . Good glory, no1 WAYNE NEHRING- Peewee . . . likable . . . pet peeve is Ford owners . . . favorite pastime is baby- sitting in a 40 Chev . . . ambition is to be a chemist . . . What a blow ARTHUR NELSON- Art . . modest . . . Doctrine advertising and collection . . . pet peeve is girls with short hair . . . favorite pastime is fixing his motor bike . . . ambition is to get it to run NORMA NELSON- Norm . . . quiet . . . Pep club . . . favorite pastime is gab fests with the gang . . . ambition is to learn to ski . . . Some people ROBERT NEWMAN- Bob . . . earnest . . . Doctrine advertising, hall traffic . . , pet peeve is blood-thirsty racing fans . . . likes to work on the sport rod . . . ambition is to become an engineer RAYMOND NIEMANN- Ray . . . impish . . . Presi- dent Romance Language club, basketball, student coun- cil alt .... iikes to hunt and fish . . . pet peeve is rowdy girls . . . ambition is to retire at 35 . . . Don't breathe too deeply, you'll strain yourself DIANE OLMSTEAD- Annie . . . pert . . . G.A.A., Senior Y-Teens, Pep club, pet peeve is things that dis- turb her sleep . . . likes to be with the peeties . . . ambition is to be model . . . Crazy kids! AVIS OLSON-pretty . . . student council, Sophomore Class Treasurer, office asst .... pet peeve is people that are always late . . . likes to be with the girls . . . ambition is to own a nice shiny convertible . . . Big deal LAVINA OLSON-horse lover . . . MAC club . . . favor- ite pastime is working with her horse and dog . . . would like to become a commercial artist . . . Dog- gone THOMAS PALECLHEK- Tom . . . basketball JOANN OSWSKY- Jo . . . capable . . . A Choir, office asst .... favorite pastime is being with Tom . . . ambition is to marry Tom . . . Ummm, boyl DONALD PATWELL- Pat . . . talented . . . MAC club, gymnastics, M club, Senior Class Vice-Pres .... pet peeve is dumb drivers . . . favorite pastime is hunting . . . ambition is to be an electrician . . . All right, all right STEPHEN PEABODY- Blind Pete . . . pleasing per- sonality . . . President Student Council, president Junior Class, football, gymnastics, tennis, M club, Doctrine staff . . . pet peeve is people with nothing to do . . . likes to play golf with Terry . . . ambition is to graduate from college . . . Don't pull a dufo! THERESE PECK- Tizzie . . . obliging . . . G.A.A., Pep club . , . pet peeve is Pat Ament's driving . . . likes to rollerskate . . . ambition is to pass her driver's test . . . Dig that crazy mixed up teenager WILLARD PEKAREK- Bill . . . witty . . . hall traffic, Masque and Gavel . . . pet peeve is women who smoke . . . favorite pastime is doing nothing . . . ambition is easy money . . . Oh TERESA PETERS- Tootie . . . A Choir, Mocking Bird, Pirates of Penzance . . . pet peeve is girls who think they're all it . . . likes to go dancing . . . ambition is to marry Johnny . . . You tell me BEVERLY PETERSON- Bev . . . steady . . . Yrteens, Library staff, G.A.A., Senior Y-teens . . . pet peeve is people who think they're it . . . likes to dance and bowl . . . ambition is to get a good iob . . . Oh Christopher SANDRA PETERSON- Sandy . . . Pep club, Senior Y-teens, G.A,A., office asst., gym asst .... pet peeve is stuck up girls . , . favorite pastime is looking for the right boy . . , ambition is to go to Mars with Kackie . . . Let's live dangerously CAROL PITZL-G.A.A., Pep club DARLENE PIVEC- Piv . . . sociable . . . G.A.A. . . . pet peeve is crazy drivers . . . likes to be with the girls and write letters to Terry . . . ambition is to get married . . . You don't know, do ya? ROGER POLLOK- Rag . . . at ease . . . lunch traffic, hall trattic, gym asst .... pet peeve: girls ,.., likes hunting and dancing . , . ambition is to be a plumber . . . lt could prove interesting! EDWARD POLTA- Ed . . . genial . . . B basketball manager, hall traffic . . . likes being with Sharon RICHARD POTTS- Dick . . . gallant . . . hockey, M club, MAC club . . . pet peeve: women and more women! . . . favorite pastime is hunting with Bud, Don, and Rag . . . t'What the heck GEORGE PRIBYL- Prib . . . winning . . . lunch traf- fic, Monitor staff, gymnastics, Junior Achievement , . . favorite pastime is working on the rod . . . ambition is to be a body and fender man . . . You'll be all right in the morning MARY ROSE PROKOP- Maw . , .sweets . . . pet peeve is people who think they're real hot stutt , . . favorite pastime is being with the gals and writing letters .... ambition is to be a registered nurse . . . My sakes PATRICIA RAYMOND- Pat . . . happy . . . G,A.A., A Choir, Pirates of Penzance . . . pet peeve is con- ceited people . . . likes to be with Bob . . . ambition is to get married . . . You know it! DONNA REITER-short stuff . . . student council, A Choir, Mocking Bird . . . pet peeve is people who think they're all it . . . likes to write letters to Jim . . . ambition is to be as successful as her Mother . . . I'le's a dandy! LOIS RIEBEL- Rieb . . . so nice . . . Quill and Scroll, G.A.A., student council, Pep club, Masque and Gavel, Doctrine Staff . . . pet peeve is show-offs . . . likes to eat . . . ambition is to be a Canadian Mounty, they always get their man . . . Without a doubt JAMES ROBERT- Jim Bob . . . ambitious . . . Quill and Scroll, Doctrine Editor-in-chief, Romance Language club Secretary . . . pet peeve is Bill's driving . . . favorite pastime: Walther League . . . ambition is to be an Electrical Engineer . . . Aw, you're full of balonyf' CAROL ROBINSON- Rob . . . happy-go-lucky . . . G.A.A., Library staff, Y-teens . . . favorite pastime is going out with The Girls . . . ambition is to be chaperone when Jean goes out with .lack Mertes BARBARA ROWELL- Barb . . . thoughtful . . . G.A.A., Y-teens, Senior Y-teens, A Choir, Mocking Bird, Pirates of Penzance, Romance Language club . . . pet peeve is crowded buses . . . favorite pastime is being with the peeties . . . ambition is to go to Mac . . . Oh Heavens! MICHAEL RUDD- Roush . . . likes to play pool . . . ambition is to get out of school GERALD SANFT- Jerry . . . composed . . . MAC club . . . pet peeve is women drivers , . . likes hunting, fishing and skiing GLEN SANFT- Shaft . . . casual . . . pet peeve is careless drivers . . . favorite pastime is working on cars . . . ambition is to build a rod . . . What a blow GEORGE SAVINO-ladyAkiller . . . A Choir, gymnastics, hall traffic . . . pet peeve is girls that smoke . . . favorite pastime is riding around with Jim . . . ambi- tion is to find a nice looking girl . . . Hi baby! JOAN SCHMITT- Jo . . . demure . . , pet peeve is girls who carry a purse when they are wearing ieans . . . likes to be with the girls . . . ambition is to be a nurse . . . Holy cow 4 Rx , 2 5 'Er 7' In 'Q Q Q fu ,ss , ,,,,... , W eww, tau ff r s if v fl xx ... - 's i r y N N 0 egg? CHARLOTTE SCHNEIDER- Schniz . . . poised . . . G.A.A., band, Pep club . . . pet peeve is people who are always on time . . . favorite pastime is finding some- thing to do when Ron is out of town . . . ambition is to get married . . . Huh? ARLENE SCHWAB- Irish . . . frolicsome . . . Pep club, student council alt ,,.. G.A.A. board, Library staff, Senior Y-teens . . . pet peeve is people who don't have a sense of humor . . . ambition is to be known as the nurse who never lost her patients . . . Let's live a little DONNA SCHWARTZ- Wort . . .sunny . . . pet peve is peroxided hair . , . favorite pastime is dancing and writing to Bob . . . ambition is to be a secretary . . . Oh well JOHN SEORUM- Woodsman . . . transferred from Milacs, Minn .... pet peeve is some of his teachers . . . likes to hunt . . . ambition is to ioin the U.S. Forest Service JOAN SHAFFER- Jo . . . charming . . . Y-teens, G.A.A., Masque and Gavel, Library asst., Senior Y-teens, Doctrine advertising staff, Brother Goose . . . pet peeve is people who try to tell her what to do . . . likes to be with the peeties . . . ambition is to climb a mountain . . . No, seriously CHARLES SHERRICK- Chuck . . . indolent . . . hockey, baseball, football, Monitor staff . . . pet peeve is the brains in his history class . . . likes to play sports . . . ambition is to make his first million . . . Take off JACK STARIHA- Duals . . . Auto Club, shop foreman . . . pet peeve is dull tools in Metal shop . . . likes to take girls for a ride in his speed boat . . . Make 'em bark! LUCILLE STEINHAUSER- Lucy . . . G.A.A., Romance Language Club, Pep club, Senior Y-teens, Junior Achieve- ment . . . pet peeve is canceited boys . . . ambition is to be a nurse . . . Dig that crazy lunch box JO ANN STIDGER- Jo . . . lovable . . . G.A.A., Y-teens, Senior Y-teens . . . pet peeve is people who haven't got any school spirit . . . likes to bowl and write letters . . . ambition to be an interior decorator . . . Oh my gosht' DORIS STIPE- Stippee . . , gentle . . . Pep club, Romance Language club, Doctrine staff . , . pet peeve is people who don't trust her to drive their car . . . favorite pastime is riding with Bob . . . ambition is to get her drivers license . . . Dig those crazy mixed up teenagers HELEN STROBEL- Helina . . . G.A.A., Y-teens, Pep club . . . pet peeve is people who crack their gum . . . likes to draw, skate and dance . . . ambition is to go to college . . , Tomorrow JOHN SWESEY- Johnny . . . sincere . . . audio visual, Doctrine advertising staff, golf, Pep club . . . pet peeve is flag pole sitters . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . Let me out JACQUELINE SWANDA- Jacqie . . . G.A.A., Monitor staff . . . pet peeve is waiting for slow people . . . favorite pastime is thinking of Ralph . . . ambition is to get married . . . Are you insane? MARY ANN TAVERNA- Mare . . . pert . . , G.A.A., Pep club, homeroom rep .... pet peeve is being with Jim , . . ambition is to get married . . . You, you I like MARY KAY TAYLOR- Liz . . . good-humored . . . Pep club, G.A.A., Y-teens, MAC club . . . pet peeve is girls who swear , . . likes to be with Pat . . . would like to be a nurse . . . f'Oh, brother HAROLD TEEL-quiet . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . Play it cool JOHN TETZLAFF- Tweet . . . so nice . . . football, basketball, track, M club, student council, A Choir, Presi- dent of band two years . . . pet peeve is getting up in the morning . . . favorite pastime is being with the boys and sports . . . ambition is to shoot better than Bob H . . . I'll break you in half DONALD THELL- Don . . . pet peeve is Lois and Scandy . . . likes to watch television . . . ambition is to be an accountant . . . Yipes JANET TILLQUIST- Jan . . . dependable . . . Senior Y-teens, G.A.A., A Choir, Mocking Bird, Pirates of Penzance, Library staff . . . dislikes conceited people . . . likes to be with the peeties . . . would like to be a kindergarten teacher . . . Are you rare JO ANN TOBIN- Tab . . , calm , . . Y-teens, G-A-A. . . . pet peeve is simple boys . . . likes to be with a certain boy . . . ambition is to make a quick million and see the world . . . lt's good for laughs LYLE TOMMERDAHL-sedate . . . pet peeve is women drivers . . . favorite pastime is hunting and fishing . . . ambition is to be o rich doctor . . . What an egghead DONALD TONN- Don . . . hall traffic, lunch traffic CAROL TSCHIDA- Annie . . . enthusiastic . . . G.A.A., Monitor staff, Pep club, Nurse's asst,, homeroom rep .... pet peeve is people who don't answer letters . . . am- bition is to be a nurse . . . likes to be with the girls . . . Crazy mixed up kids BETTIE UNISE- Betts , . , reserved . . . G.A.A. board, Y-teens, Senior Y-teens, Monitor staff, Pep club . . . pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . ambition is to graduate from college . . . Laugh, I thought l'd die ROBERT VANDER HEYDEN- Vandie . . .gymnastics, M club . . . pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . likes to hunt and ski . . . ambition is to retire at 35 . . . Just want the facts, man JANICE VAVRO- Jan . . . independent . . . Pep club, Senior Y-teens, G.A.A., Library asst,, office asst. . . . pet peeve is boys who can't dance . . . favorite pastime is being with the girls . . . ambition is to get married . . . How embarrassing DONALD VlTEK- Don . . . masculine . . . football, hockey, lunch traffic . . . pet peeve is girls with short hair . . . likes to hunt . . . would like to own his own Cadillac . . . Dig that ROBERTA VITOUS- Bobbie . . . studious . . . G.A.A., Romance Language club, hall study, homeroom rep .... pet peeve is conceited people . . . likes to read and write to Vic . . . would like to be a success . . . Hector was a pup DONALD VOHRALIK- Don . . . likes to go out with the boys . . . ambition is to be a millionaire . . . Go on home JOAN VOITA-talented . . . G.A.A. board, Pep club, gymnast, band moiorette . . . pet peeve is stuck-up girls . . . favorite pastime is marching with Schmidt's Indians . . . ambition is to be a successful dancing teacher . . . Oh, Christmas JANE WALSH- Drano . . . G.A.A., Romance Language club . . . pet peeve is The Boys . . . favorite pastime is riding on the West side . . . ambition is to see the world . . . I doubt it ROBERT WANZONG- Bob . . . well liked . . . band gymnastics, tennis . . . pet peeve is people who are always crabbing . . . ambition is to be assistant manager with Harvey . . . I doubt it DONALD WEDELL- Don . . . hockey . . . favorite pastime is watching Minnesota play hockey . . . For the birds DAWNE WEEKS- Sunrise . . . G.A.A. Sec-Treas., Masque and Gavel, Doctrine Senior Editor, Romance Language club, Quill and Scroll, Pep club, A Choir, Brother Goose . . . pet peeve is impolite boys . . . likes music and bowling . . . ambition is to graduate from Mac . . . But she is a sweet girl SUSAN WEMPLE- Suzie . . . likeable . . . G.A.A. President, All-City G.A.A., Masque and Gavel, Brother Goose, Pep club, Senior Y-teens, Junior Achievement . . . pet peeve is girls who smoke on the street . . . likes to be with the girls . . . ambition is to be a psychiatric nurse . . . All right, all ready RICHARD WENDEL- Dick . . . Masque and Gavel, lunch traffic, hall traffic ,... pet peeve is girls with short hair . , . likes hanging around with the boys . . . would like to join the service . . . It's a sin , -.. 41 3-if , it 1' xr? f C . f 'P' I C , ss,' , s an , ,,, ,4 ,.,A M9 M 3 I , s,s, is si! ,E M I if QPWQ , WW .. s LOIS WERNEKE- Ma . . . vivacious . . . Masque and Gavel Treas., Junior Class Treas., student council, G.A.A. Sec-Treas., Monitor statt, Junior Achievement, Freshman Queen . . . pet peeve is giggling girls . . . likes being with The Girls . . . ambition is to be a nurse . . Now who said that? NANCY JOY WEST- Nanc . . . iolly . . . Masque and Gavel, Pep club . . . pet peeve is girls who wear a lot of make-up . . . likes to be with Larry . . . ambition is to become a good typist . . . Oh you bird MARY ANN WILHELMY- Potts . . . sweet . . . G.A.A., Pep club, Doctrine staff . . . pet peeve is two-faced people . . . likes dancing and being with Terry . . . ambition is to be cr comptometer operator . . . Oh help SYLVIA ANN WILHELMY-Hsylvff , . . quiet . . . per peeve is kids who show oft . . . likes to listen to music . . . ambition is to be a career woman . . . Are you kidding NORA MAY WIl.l.lAMS-- VVillie . . . Pep club, MAC club . . . pet peeve is snobs . . . likes to dance . . , ambition is to go to college . .. Big deal ' RONALD WITTENBERG- Witt . . . athlete . . . football captain, basketball, baseball, Monitor staff . . . pet peeve is people who smoke . . . ambition is to make it through four years of college . . . Now, Janet! DONALD WITTNER- Bunny . . . steady . . . pet peeve is girls who act like kids, especially one . . . likes to be with Shirley . . . ambition is to be a success . . . Why? TOP TV RATI SCHOOL SERVICE HONOR R For School Contribution Dependability ' Leadership ' Cooperatio Jo Ann Anderson Richard Biedermann Jeanette Boicourt Mary Bosshardt Benjamin Flood John Tetzlaft NG OLL n ' Scholarship Marilyn LeClaire Samuel Marks Stephen Peabody James Robert Terry Johnson SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT HONOR ROLL Mariann Baker Edward Dahlin Catherine Eron Jane Hansen Alan Hedin DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS Band ......s....i............,.......A.. ............,........,.,.,,,,. .....,...,....,. Bausch and Lomb Science Award ,.,., .... . . Commercial lStenography and Typingl . .. Girls' Athletics .,....,.... ..,..,. ,..,,.. , , . Home Economics ........,.,., Language Arts Award ,..,.. Art Award .,................... Mathematics .,,.. ...,.....,.,...,....... Monitor Award Uournalisml .... . Vocal Music .,.....,...........,...,.,.., Speech lMasque and Gavell .,,... Speech CDramaticsl .........,...,... Student Council ..,.,. Marilyn LeClaire Samuel Marks James Robert Roberta Vitous ......, John Tetzlalt Edward Dahlin Claire Karcher Joan Voita Sylvia Barsokine Susan Wemple Cecilia Bulera Yevonne McCormack Edward Dahlin Catherine Eron Alan Hedin Geraldine l-lang Jane Hansen Salley Carlsten Jeanne Lechelt Phyllis Hurst Nancy West Mary Bosshardt Jeanne Lechelt Richard Biedermann lvlost likely to succeed Studious Most typical high school teenager Dancer Most Ambitious Funniest Noisiest Most popular Handsome Prettiest Best all around Athlete Most successful operator Sleepiest Favorite record Hangout Favorite dance Prettiest hair Friendliest smile Figure Prettiest eyes Longest eyelashes Best dresser Favorite food Most talented Favorite sport ' Most masculine Most feminine Nicest Personality liEl llllllllll Boy Terry Johnson Ed Dahlin Ben Flood George lVlcGuiggan Jim Robert Ron Marion Ron Johnson Bill McDonald Lorry Kislinger Terry Johnson Rlon Wittenberg Bill McDonald Jack Stariha John DeGidio George Pribyl Don Tonn Jack Mertes Jack Mertes Fred Becker Don Patwell Don Vitek John Tetzlaft Ron Wittenberg Night Train Phil's Place Girl Duba LeClaire Roberta Vitous Jeanne Lechelt JoAnn McMillan Jane Hansen Mary Bosshardt Annette Fredericksen Donna Haider Connie Bauer Doris Denne Sue Wemple Lois Werneke Phyllis Berg Lindy Charlotte Schneider Betty Braun Rosie Chaffee Janet Marcogliese Beverly Baisden Dorothy Gustafson Italian Spaghetti Julie Fuchs Football Salley Carlsten Lois Riebel Jeanne Lechelt SIENINE tiff Leona Aarthun is not leaving anything behind, she is taking Don with her. Jo Ann Anderson is leaving. Quiet, isn't it? Sylvia Baroskine wills her temper and tantrums to Mary Reinhardt. Fred Becker is leaving all his old auto parts to anyone who will haul them away. Bob Benz is leaving all the strips of rubber around school. Ed. Billiar wills his chair in band to Sandra. Tom Cannon wills one slightly usecl, and beautifully engraved pencil to an u Audrey DeLong wills her ability to be seen at all times to some up and comi Ben Flood leaves his bloody nose to Dean Oedegard. nsuspecting iunior ng iunior Dorothy Gustafson wills her ability to make up songs to her cousin Marilyn Gustafson Jane Hansen wills the printer to some lucky l?l Monitor Editor. Jim Hegerle wills his football shoes, which are 9V2 and lOV2 to Rip Riebel. Donna Koeck wills her 50 yard line seat at all the games to Joyce White. Arlyss Larson leaves Don Olmstead all her skip slips. Marilyn LeClaire wills her ability to confuse the band to .loan Freeman. Jim Marshall leaves his date book to the class of 55. Marlene Mirsch wills her ability to speak loud ancl clear to Rosie Johnson. Steve Peabody wills the famous number lO football jersey to Herm Darwitz. Jo Ann Tobin leaves her ability to be big pals with all the teachers. Don Vitek leaves his parking place to his brother Dave, in case he ever ge Joan Voita wills her favorite maiorette uniform to Joan Freeman. Dawne Weeks wills her place on the graduatiow list to Connie Werth. Susan Wemple leaves her 52 Deluxe gymsuit to Mrs. Fischer. ts C1 COT ,M 'POR we K , ii. ' -.:ifV--feiiiv' I , ,wigga W. W., I . New -we , if 'V Q ,V qkkgmyy r .,L..i.y.w-ww-ffta'-K REF' ' A , . L W-iw., .,,..,,mwQ-3.553-w Junior Class Officers: Mary Ann Denning, president, Pat Juenernann, vice-president, Jill Lueben, secretary, Jerrie Evans, treasurer H. R. 309 '55-Buck Row: Ralph Gaughan, .lohn Wilson, Albert Krinlce, Daniel Bauer, Francis Dielke, Philip Hoolihan, William Robert, Robert Sell O Third row: Allen Coulter, Carol Rose, Diane Law, Robert Stober, Bradley Bruber, Fred Johnson, Janet Jandl, James Wengler I Second row: Louis Tateosian, Eleanor Schmid, Marcia Kobilka, Patrick Fearing, Bob Penzenstadler, Ron Opine, Pat Novak I Front row: Nancy Tester, Margaret Mueller, Lucille Koran, Le Von Sassor, Jo Ann Kvasnicka. Ilny.- 1. , A my Q t , .LL I E BN' WW is qs-ff 1 ms'-'51 439.1123 MP5 H. R. 201 '55-Back row: Roger Bonte, Ray Marabella, Ron Doyle, Gerald Kostohryz, John Holmgren, Cornie Riebel, Ray Cullarcl, Joel Rosset I Third row: Joyce Grant, Don Jausky, Bill Weiss, Frank VonDrasel4, Rag Ellison, Bob Betz, Claire Mason, Leroy Howell I Second row: Lois Krueger, Janet Biorlclund, Sharon Howard, Janne Thompsen, Pat Ament, Dick Guetschoff, Gracia Schrank, Delores Delmeclico O Front row: Marion Boicourt, Mar- iorie King, Deanne King, Betty Block, Fran Wosika, Phyllis Olsen. H. R. 205 '55-Back row: Gene Frazer, Gene Lerach, Bob Miller, Dove Wierstad, Gordon Barry, Jerry Averill, James Strong, James Boeitl O Third row: Shirley Stemig, Darl Dresseley, Joan Freeman, Dave Ament, Joan Thull, Dick Lamantia, Roxanne Phillips, Pauline Norman, Sandra Yerclon C Second row: Jeanette Thill, Renee Rasmussen, George Milligan, Marietta Colonna, Beverly Mitchell, Marlene Nutzman, Barbara Fritz, Patricia Palechelc, Lorraine Dotty I Front row: Jeanette Weiderhold, Rosemary Schwartz, Pat Ferraro, Marlene Pteifer H. R. 307 '55-Back row: Janice Goodhue, Russ Weaver, John Curtis, Richard Haley, Rohert Kohout, Gene Jencsok, Peter Fkholm, Marion Christenson, William Brunner I Second row: Mary Hayek, Faye Nelson, Mary Ann Denning, Leo Burg, Jeanne Micko, Donald Miller, Leonard Tronsil, Stella Knippenberg, Kenneth Ko Kaisiel, Greth Snyder O Front row: Frances Lazio, Alycia Foote, Joanne Salzewedel, Annell Tschida, Mary Lou Becker, Jean Kaphingst, Dorothy May Stroth, Mary Merth, Patricia Noe. H. R. 113 '55-Back row: Dick l-logue, Darrel Bunton, Don Besky, Fred Hinueber, Gene Bartyzal, Charlotte Davorak, Herman Darwitz Q Third row: LaRae Ross, Geraldine Burket, Florence Leitner, Margaret Kluwe, Nancy Beavens, Mary Lou Germscheid, Dianne Kirk, Shirly Blackbird O Second row: Marilynn Taylor, Ruth Herron, Margie Hosley, Pat Skay, Joseph Conroy, Shelia Beahon, Carol Wadlund I Front row: Jack Muske, Phyllis King, Shirley Odatter, Dorothy Fischbach, Marcia Donnay, Connie Cook, Rose Marie Johnson, Fred Lauer J Q. - A xi ..-. H. R. 108 '55-Back row: Dorothy Stipe, Bill Johnson, Dave Blais, Fred Triervveiler, Jim Kuehn, Ken McGorvan, Lynn Carpenter O Third row: Barbara Bulena, Carole Hendrickson, Connie Wirth, Rita Maicll, Noreen Nelson, Thomas Gornloold, Dave Vitek O Second row: Joan Cook, Sally Mumken, Nancy Ploncinsky, Barb Ginn, Shirley Marshall, Gerry Evans, Maxine Schreiber I Front row: Dwane Wilde, Carmel Plumbo, Linda Gillespie, Jean Thompson. H. R. 103 '55-Back row: George Prokosch, Joann Leuben, Jim Schuster, Emilie Muska, William Grace, Pat Jueneman O Third row: Valerie Johnson, Helen Yzerman, Leo Peters, Larry Burger, Mariorie Genzel, Gail Nixon, Janet Gabriel O Second row: Jacquelyn Krammer, Carol Walsh, Judy Whelan, Herbert Sattler, Myrna Janes, Pat Rishavy, Betty Schreiner, Helen Smallvvood I Front row: JoAnne Wimmer, Angeline Olson, Cecil Williamson, Carol Olson, Ger- aldine Stahl, Phyllis Klein H. R. I '55-Back row: Gary Thell, Richard Ventrelli, Douglas Kienholz, James Yares, John Wiggin, Donald Nistl O Third row: Timothy Barott, Clarence Hagberg, Richard Lange, Frank Foster, Gary Anderson, Robert Reynolds O Second row: James tviasloski, Eugene Gillmaster, Richard Miner, Robert Jobst, George Fontaine, Raymond Gross I First row: Joseph Van Schaick, Anthony Michienzi, Milton Schultz, Wayne Nitti, Marlyn Blum SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS GENE WITTENBERG President ROY LARSON Vice President DIANE JOHNSON Secretary SHIRLEY HUNA Treasurer gi, H. R. 202 '56-Back row: George Yaeger, Dale McAfee, Charles Stenger, Thomas Torvvick, Duane Dixon, Vincent LaManno, Janet Edlund, Henry Fuchs O Second row: Walter Hagberg, Carol Gaisbauer, Marguerite Bruder, Carol Kislinger, Alan Hammer, Tom Larson, Carl Praml, Roy Knafla, William Scherbel I Front row: Robert Heihal, Darla Wood, Sandra Hansen, Mary LaForte, Eunice Grapp, Betty Nutzman, Ginny Howard, Paulo Callan, Fred King H. R. 'IO7 '56-Back row: Don Olson, Eugene Wittenberg, Emil Rishavy, Bob Ollig, Russell Hoglund, Dave Byram, Louis Knippenberg O Third row: Gerald Friedrich, John Groess, Jim Cummings, John Palecek, Joe Cascalencla, lnesis Ogrins, Del Wendel, Henry Emerson O Second row: Mariorie Nowicki, Judy Johnson, Pat Keenan, Lorelei Spicka, Diane Rudolph, Barbara Fisher, Jim Gibson, Nathalie Thomas I Front row: Elsbeth Vondrak, Bill Pitzl, Pat Regan, Rose Mary Loney, Sue Wiltfang, AI Weyand, Milton Ripley A lc .Jn lr H. R. 'IO6 '56-Back row: Henry L, Fuchs, Gerald Nelson, Ronald Miller, Larry Hollings, Ken Peterson, Richard Lorenz, Martin Senske O Third row: Gloria Saunders, Sharyn LaChapelle, Gerald Danger, Russell Kringle, Allen Till, Mary Russell, LeRoy l-louske I Second row: Richard Miler, Thomas Tester, David Lynch, Barbara Friendt, LaVonne Keppers, Barbara Kasal, Margaret Urban, Darlene Jawroski I Front row: Bob Lanik, Joyce White, Marion Vorlicky, Rita Easflee, Bill Lanik. '56 H. R. 301 '56-Back row: Roy Arthun, Bob Rieier, Mel Olson, Dick Fennern, Daniel Vogelgesang, Roger Schoen, Larry Larson, John Kenneth Bauer, Ken Berg C Fourth row: Karen Rosenberg, Sandy Longly, Judy Westbee, Bette Lou Nilli, JoAnn Toley, Fred Sodek, Joe Quereia, Gretchen Ginzel, Sally Schnelle I Third row: Frank Taylor, Mariorie Jenniges, Christine Wienzettel, Harriet Holm, LaVonne Rasmussen, Marlene Clemen, Joan Martin, Bob Parronto, Owen Mattson I Second row: Connie Viner, Teresa Seewalker, Mary Lou l-laakinson, Shirley l-tuna, .lean DeFoe, Rita Crowbuck, Mary Reinhardt, Phyllis Scandin O Front row: Leonard Fri, Diane Johnson, Ann Vitelc, Beverly Loucks, Jim Plante H. R. 305 '56-Back row: Dennis Rosdahl, Richard Jary, Donald Schoen, Dean Odegard, Bill Kriyanek, Jim Thomas, Jerry Currier, Laverne Lee I Third row: Bill Branum, Carol Simons, Sandra Holmes, Janet Eron, Ken Boxmeyer, John Blais, Ed Puariea, Pat Flanagan, David Engel I Second row: Wesley Ore, Pat Konchal, Helen Telling, Ar? Hwrsf, Dick Ellison, Janice Deeg, Karen Lundgren, Carol Nicholson, Phyllis Carlson, Emil Kopelc I Front row: Lorraine Tschida, Gordon Marlcell, Jim Wemple, Jean McKenzie, John Linn, Judy Panelc, Barbara Winfz, Josephine Mafeyka. '56 H. R. 304 '56-Back row: Mary Ann Marion, Marilyn Richard, Nancy Kunz, Marilyn Gustafson, Jacklynn Selvig, Nancy L. Peterson, Judy McDonnell O Third row: Judy Evans, Jane1 Kelly, Marilyn Dvorak, Mary Therese Bleise, Nancee Caldwell, Edith Forsylhe, Pauline Morrison O Second row: Mary Gale Swenson, Ethel Peterson, Carol Germ- scheid, Maureen Connolly, Delores Broos, Janice Vignalo Q Front row: Mary Ann Neid, Barbara Swanda, Kathy Cullen, Marlene Kusfrick. 39 H. R. 206 '56-Back row: Neol Woodhouse, Jim McConn, Bob Wemple, Don Olmsteod, Phil Schoetzel, Byron Ponushko, Ken Knutson, Bill White O Third row: Poul Morrison, Bev Fleishmon, Ron Modigon, John Kensy, Bob Weninger, Dick Smith, Rosey Remore O Second row: Delores Sweet, Rosey Chiletone, Eileen Johnson, Lourine Wollin, Phyllis Leitner, Carol Donner, Lesley Campbell I Front row: Ed Hobzo, Mory MocLec1n, Joon Foirbonks, Borbcrro George, Corol King, Beverly Jory '56 H. R. 104 '56-Back row: Judy Schmidt, Robert Joros, George Frantz, Jomes Vance, Frederick Curtis, Roy Lorson I Third row: Beverly Coirl, Joon Wilber, Fronk Korel, Tom O'Brien, Tom Krueger I Second row: Anno Gross, Ken Hor lc1nd,Jone Ciesinski, Renee Lo Fcivor, Don Ivlurroy, Richard Gebhort O Front row: Rito Moe Brecken, Alvin Blum, Meredith Hoes, Joyce Frederickson 40 s t . S V. M ' ii pipe? iils 5 l H R 207 '57--Back row- Richard Schwartz, Loren Olmstead, Walter Wessels, Dale Schroder, Donald Tschida, Joann h G t Arlene Olson, Bien, Judith George li Third row: Barbara Pitman, Francis Dressely, Phyllis Neveaux, Jo n ro ans, MaryAnn Schmidt, Helen Burlce, Ray Lorenz O Second row: Art Anderson, Donna Messier, Delores Marion, Janet Busch, Yvonne Messier, Kathleen O'Connor, Fred Pingel, George Samer, Garry Phillips I Front row: Richard Harrison, Cecelia Tuma, David King, Larry Larson, Donald Thomp3on, Bob Mahoney. '57 2 '57 B k row James Pierce Henry Barbato Joe Agnew Archer Hohenwold, Jim Bovaird, Steve Died H. R. l'l - ac z , , , rich Maurice Henschel, Harvey Carpenter I Third row: Larry Philipp, Val Martagon, Richard Tschida, Louis Hoff- P R l h Santoro mon, Sharon Schreiber, Mari Ginn, Tom Menard, Eugene Lee I Second row: Marg eterson, ap Milcesh, Boh Griffin, Bob Kreitz, Judy Fahey, Janet Haclcbarth I Front row: Jerry Kostroski, Wayne Hanrahan, Ed. Ed Smith, Bonita DeFoe, Suzy Volker, Carole Hovvard, JoAnn Farinella 3 X.- H. R. 111 '57-Back row: Charles Hendrickson, Ron Meihoter, Larry Grundhofer, Edward Hampton, Bob Freclette, Dave Johnson, Paul Conner, Charles Hielle I Third row: Earl Olmstead, Pat Gillman, Nancy Cartier, Dorothy Raschick, Dar- lene Brom, Diane Lundgrew, Kathleen Wieken, Richard Thompson, Wally Lindstrom, Margaret Lynch, Diane Kieger, Sharon McCormick, Josephine Martinez, Doris Correll, Ran Norton, Carol Berg, Nancy Weninger I Front row: Bernard Gosselin, Clittord Weiss, Don Olson, Ron Smith, Eugene Beckstrom, Emanuel Colonna '57 H. R. 311 '57-Back row: Peter Holm, Leonard Nalry, Dorman Schmidt, William l-lanrahan, Donald Jueneman, Tom Hadd, Jerome Merkel, Kurt King I Third row: Alvera Lendway, Gladys Miller, Jean Boutell, Ridgley Ryan, Don John- son, Barbara Kerr, Judy Sanft, David Olrnstead O Second row: Audrey Poole, Duane Meemlcen, Nilo Johnson, Lucille Savsland, Carol Jaworslci, Jim Jandl, Dennis Darwitz I Front row: George Heuer, Angela Cascalanda, Richard Thirwell, Gerald Reinsburg, Patricia Lemke, Richard Moynihan, Maynard Henning. 42 H, R. 310 '57-Back row: Frank McKellep, Wilford Reich, Tom Nicklasson, David Chuhel, Tom Hombeck, Gerald Bonni- well, Daniel Esch, Roger Hinze, LeRoy Looser I Third row: Donald Becker, Mary Backwith, Donna Grubbs, Mary Splitts- toesser, Lynn Enney, Marlene McDevitt, Janice Kusie, Nancy Palechek O Second row: Ray Schaefer, Tom O'Neil, Eugene Smith, Jettrey Micko, Rita Anderson, Beverly Taylor, Jeanette Blechinger, Marlene Hanzal, Michael MacDonald O Front row: Harriet Simmons, Walter Still, Theonita Keenan, June Juve, Bernice Messier, Michael Hosley, Georgia Lee, Patricia Krensing. '57 H. R. 208 '57-Back row: Jon Anderson, Ralph Engman, Kenneth Cheesebro, George Nelson, Robert Crain, Gary Palumbo, George Thompson, Connie Nelson I Third row: Lance Peters, Larry Neumann, Frances Williams, Carol Stipe, Robert Weinand, Phyllis Tichy, Darien Van Heel, Gayla Ulyen, Sam Bonte O Second row: Lois Peterson, Jerry Filas, Alan Lindell, Ann Connor, Nancy Beahan, Carol Scherbel, Bill Cline, Michaeline Bulera, Glen James, Barbara Opine O Front row: Roberta Parranto, Jane Baumann, Jon Rosset, Jackie Brysky, Herbert Wendell. K 33 5-4 . f ,L A 5 -if .. t 'uf K as AQ.. 43 gba 'Q Student Council Home Room Representatives - Back row: Ron Meihotter, Shirley Sternig, Joann Luelaen, Doris Edlund, Jim Boyaird, George Franz, Diane Law, Sandy Longly I Second row: Dick Gelahart, Lenard Nalty, Gary Phillips, Joyce White, Virginia How- ard, Nancy Kunz, Roberta Vitous, Janice Vignalo I Front row: Mike l-losley, Georgia Lee, Connie Cook, Rita Eastlee, Jackie Brysky, Jean McKenzie, Jufly Nixon. STUDENT COUNCIL . . . FN 'CV' wi' - , sig, ,Ji L in V ,, Student Council-Back row: Gordon Hinchcliffe, Robert Ellison, Jim Thom- as, Ben Flood, John Tetzlatcf, Richard Eiederman, Neal Keppers I Second row: Dorothy Gustafson, Annette Fredrickson, Pat Jueneman, Ronald Johnson, Larry Burger, Steve Pea- body, Jeanne Lechelt I Front row: JoAnn Anderson, Ann Vitek, Bette Braun, Shirley Faiad, Mary Ann Denning, Marilyn Le Claire, Geri Hang, Mr. Wallblom Executive Council-Back row: Jim Hegerle, Pat Juenemann, Ron Johnson, Cornelius Riebel, Geri Hang, Steye Peabody O Front row: Mary Ann Denning, Annette Fredrickson, Dorothy Gustafson, Marilyn Le Claire, Shirley Faiad, Julie Fuchs, Jeanne Lechelt 46 HALL TRAFFIC-Bock row: Dick Fenner, Larry Larson, Rob- ert Wemple, Dove Neuer, Phill Schoetzel, Bill Roberts, Bill Pekarek I Second row: Roberta Vitous, Mary Herron, Jeannette Eoiccurt, Beverly Fleischman, Wally Lindstrom, Bob Pronto O Front row: Tom Tester, Byron Panushka, Meredith Haas, Marge Hosely, Alycia Foote, John Linn LUNCH TRAFFIC-Bock row: Bolo Miller, Gene Lenack, Jim Marshall, Dennis Kaiser, Ken Fontaine, Paul Wendell, Joe Kaudy, Bob Hessler I Third row: Joel Rosset, Tom Torwick, Dick Wendell, Duane Anderson, Dick Rishavy, Phil Hoolihan, Neal Keppers, Al Groveun I Second row: Gordon Hinchclifie, Joe Quercia, John Kinsey, Darryl Buntons, Gene Fraser, Roger Ellison, Art Nelson, Jerry Dunn I Front row: Wayne Schneider, Jim Plante, Tony Michienzi, George Pribyl, Wayne Nehring, William Bastyr, Fred Trterweiler Stationery Shop-Neil Howes, Lloyd Fisler, Dick Biederman 47 it 5 wa Buck row: Dawne Weeks, Susan Wemple, Dorothy Gustafson, Marlene Mirsch, Dick Wendel, Salley Carlsten, Jane Hansen O Second row: Diane Christensen, Nancy West, Nancy Ghimenti, Annette Frederickson, Lois Werneke, Mary Bosshardt I Front row: M .I . , an yn Le Claire, Jo Ann Anderson, Jo Anne McMillan, Joan Shatter MASQUE AND C-AVEL . . . As we focus the lens ot our camera, the vivid picture ot the Masque and Gavel Society comes to lite. The members ot this cast are composed ot students who have shown progress in speech activities. The wonderful director, Miss Mahood, has helped make junior actors and actresses out ot the talented Monroeites. The main attraction of the year was the play Brother Goose which was billed tor the l8th and 19th ot February. Not one single play lover missed this hilarious comedy. -wr MASQUE AND GAVEL OFFICERS-Dick Wendel, Sergeant at Arms, Miss Mahood, Advisor, Salley Carlsten, Secretary, Jane Hansen, President, Mary Bosshardt, Vice-President CAFETERIA ' i i 'q ' l li Mary Ann Wilhelmy, Ruth Herron, Sandy Hanson . TEACHERS' ASSISTANTS Back row: Darryl Bunton, Tim Barroff, .Ioe Kauay, Jim Kerrhn, Arlene Schwab, Jack Merfes, Frank Foster O Second row: Yevonne McCor- mack, Paulene Norman, Shirley Sfemig, Ruth Herron, Margie Ginzel, Sandra Pelerson, Gary Anderson, Celia Bulera O Front row: Rosemary Schwartz, Marilyn De Foe, Jeaneife Thell, Jerry Dunn, Dick Guefschofl, Margaret Mueller, Helen Smallwood Betty Braun, Sue Wemple 49 MONITOR STAFF-QUILL 81 SCROLL-TOP LEFT-Bock row: Ron Wittenberg, Carol Pitzl, Jo Ann Alsen, Carol Tschida, Lois Werneke, JcAnn McMillan 0 TOP RIGHT-Back row: Marlene Hampl, Jeannette Boicourt, Audrey DeLong, Bettie Unise, Virginia Johnson, Donna Marleau, Beverly Bulena, Miss Sara Myers, Lavina Olson O Front row: Phyllis Berg, Geri Hang, Jane Hansen, Julie Fuchs O BOTTOM-Back row: Jane Hansen, Mary Bosshardt, Salley Carlsten, Jeanne Lechelt, JoAnn Alsen Front row: Julie Fuchs, Annette Fredricksen, Miss Myers, Geri Hang, Phyllis Berg THE MONITOR . . . QUILL 81 SCROLL One moment please, while we switch to channel 305. Over the clatter ot voices and the noise of the typewriter you can hear first page editor, Geri Hang saying, Where's galley tive? You guessed it, we're tuned into the busiest hot spot at Monroe, the Monitor room. Meeting the everlasting deadlines meant a good deal of brain racking and hair pulling tor the second, third and fourth page editors, Jane Han- sen, Salley Carlsten, and Jeanne Lechelt. But with the encouragement and helpfulness of Miss Sara Myers, the paper went oft smoothly. All reporters who have had thirty-tive or more inches of news printed, are eligible to become a member ot Quill and Scroll. This year a total of twenty-tour reporters and yearbook editors were initiated into the Honorary Society. 50 NURSES HELP-Sylvia Wilhelmy, Linda Gillespie, Carol Tschida, Betty Hunter, Patricia Hansen, Nancy Ploncinsky, Barbara Ginn LIBRARY STAFF-Back row: Beverly Peterson, Marianne Heuer, Lynn Carpenter, Carol Robinson O Second row: Laureen Mitchell, Betty Nutzman, Marlys Meiltoter, Hariette Holm, Eleanor Schmid I Front row: .lo Anne Anderson, Rosemary Schwartz, Diane Christensen, Alycia Foote, Joan Shaffer, Nancy Cline 51 PROP MEN AND AV TECHNICIANS . . .. STAGE CREW-Bottom Picture-Bock row: Deon Odegcird, .lim Schuster, Dove Engel, Necul Keppers Q front row: Jim Morsholl, Mr. Wilken, George McGuiggon O AUDIO VISUAL-Bottom Picture-Back row: Gordon Hoyes, Peter Ekholm, Fred Koch, Mr. Tigue, Ron Groess, John Pcilechek, Chorles Stinger O Second row: Lloyd Fisher, Dick Guetschoft, Greg McCormack, Greth Snyder O Front row: Jerry Dunn, Jon Anderson, Henry Emerson, Woyne Schneider 52 4' -nw!! GAA. W' Left to right: Dawne Weeks, Sue Weniple, Cecilia Bulera, Julie Fuchs Buck row: Pat Keenan, Karen Rosenberg, Phyllis Carlson, Sharyn La Chapelle, Karen Lundgren, Diane Rudolph, Carol Nicholson, Janet Kelly, Anna Mae Gross, Valerie Johnson I Third row: Mary Jane Beckwith, Dorothy Roschiclc, Annell Tschida, Beverly Mitchell, Phyllis Olson, Edythe Forsythe, Nancy Cline, Joan Shatter, Diane Christisen, Loreli Spicka, Marietta Colonna I Second row: Jo Ann Kvas- nicka, Mary Swenson, Mary Reinhardt, Shirley Huna, Judy Evans, Cindy Dickerson, Marilyn Tschicla, Carol Danner, Ceil Averll, Jackie Ament I Front row: Beverly Bulena, Lavonne Keppers, Nancee Caldwell, Marilyn Haas, Julie Fuchs, Jayne Hansen, Jo Anne McMillan, Marilyn Le Claire, Mary Ann Wilhelrviy qn it-IL? E5 i G.A.A.-Back row: Phyllis Olson, Beverly Mitchell, Annell Tschicla, Barbara Fritz, Marlene Nutzman, Karen Rosenberg, Pat Fischer, Sue Wemple, Mary Jo Donnay, Lea Peters, Sharyn Le Chapelle I Fourth row: Pat Krensing, Carole Germscheid, Nancee Caldwell, Shirley Huna, Pat Keenan, Arlene Schwab, Christine Weinzettel, Carol Donlcers, Phyllis Neveaux, Joan Hegerle, Sharon Howard O Third row: Marlene McDevitt, Marjorie King, Lois Krueger, Carol King, Phyllis King, Bette Block, Janice Vavro, Frances Lazlo, Marge Hosley, Betty Klein, Connie Cook O Second row: Delores Marion, Marlene Kustrich, Pat Ferrara, Sharon McCormick, Ann Vitck, Rita Eastlee, .lo Anne Fairbanks, Janice Vignalo, Roberta Parranto, Jackie Brysky C Front row: Sue Wilttang, Beverly Loucks, Georgia Lee, Theonita Keenan, Josephine Mateyka, Barbara Otis C-.A.A. Promoting good fellowship, sportsman- ship, and fun among the girls at Monroe, is the chief aim of the G.A.A. Ot the many social events sponsored by the club this year, were the city wide play-day and two school dances. All affairs turned out to be huge successes. Some of the most popular sports are soccer, badminton, volleyball, tumbling, softball, tennis, and bowling, The girls mistress ot ceremonies, Mrs. Evelyn Fisher, has made this year a progressive one for the G.A.A. 54 fi imwumull G.A.A. BOARD-Back row: Jerrie Evans, JoAnne Lueben, Pat Juenemann, Betty Unise I Second row: Shirley Stemig, Ruth Herron, Arlene Schwab, Beverly Mitchell Q Front row: Sylvia Barsolcine, Deanna King, Mary Ann Denning, Cecile Williamson. Top row: Joyce White, Judith Nixon, Jean McKenzie, Jean DeFoe, Delores Broos, Shirley Kokiavy, Beverly Baisden, Barbara Rowell, Janice Vavro I Fourth row: Pat Palecek, Connie Cook, Rose Marie Johnson, Marlene Pfeifer, Frances Laszlo, Janice Vignalo, Barbara Otis, Angela Cascalenda, I Third row: Midge Ploncinslcy, Lynda Gillespie, Josephine Martinez, Nancy Weninger, Sharon McCormick, JoAnne Fairbanks, Ann Vitek, Susan Wilftang, Beverly Loucks C Second row: Marcia Donnay, Carole Gerrnscheid, Diane Johnson, Carole Howard, Kathy O'Connor, Pat Noe, Laurene Koeck, Darla Wood I First row: Nancy Ghimenti, Rita Eastlee, Mary Ann Schoenher, Connie Viner, Pat Lemlce, De- lores Marion, Rosemary Duloan, Danna Messier P 5 55 BAND-Back row: Kenneth Boxmeyer, Francis Dielke, Fred Koch, William White, William Hanrahan, Eugene Frazer, Roger Ellison, William Krivanek, George Shandort, Tom Larson, Jerrie Evans O Fourth row: Maurice Henschel, Nancy Peterson, Nancy Kunz, Jerry Danger, Joan Wilber, Sylvia Barsokine, Beverly Hayes, Ronald Meihoter, Wayne Hanrahan, Donald Johnson, William Grittin, Franklin Krause, Jane Ciesinslci, Betty Block I Third row: E, Blood, Byron Panushlca, James McCann, Charlotte Schneider, Cornelius Riebel Q Second row: Judy Evans, Robert Kreetz, Jean Boutell, Carol Simons, Mary Reinhardt, Rita Eastlee, Sally Schnelle, Gordon Westerberg, Patricia Krensing, John Holmgren, Henry Fuchs, Wayne Hansen, John Tetzlaft, Joan Freeman O Front row: Elbert Kurkovvski, Mary Mac Lean, Mary Ann Neid, Sandra Yerdon, Emilie Muska, William Johnson, Catherine Ei-ron, Walter Still, Charles Hielle, Duane Dixen, Edward Billiar BAND . . . Every time the band plays, the Monroe Spirit .f-M is lifted. The drummers and horn tooters steal the spot light at pep tests, assemblies, football and basketball games, as Well as at other school tunc- tions. The main feature ot the year is their annual spring concert. Mr. Elsvvorth Blood, director, has made this an up-and-coming band in the city ot St. Paul. ,,.-rw ,X M W Maiorettes: Joan Freeman, Marilyn Le Claire, Joan Voitc PEP CLUB-Back Sandra Peterson, Schneider, Mary Third row: Betty Weeks, Carol St Val Johnson, Jer Fleischman, Caro Ni row: Judy McDonald, Margarite Bruder, Lucy Steinhauser, Joan Theel, Virginia Johnson, Margaret Kleme, La Rae Ross, Nora Williams O Fourth row: Pat Juenemann, Charlotte Bosshardt, Salley Carlstan, Lois Warneke, Joan Freeman, Corrine Leitner, Carol Simons I Lou Milly, Nancy Peterson, Diane Rudolph, Jeanette Thill, Phyllis Tichy, Betty Braun, Dawne pe, Yevonne McCormick O Second row: Nancy Gemente, Marilyn Le Clair, Shiela Beihan, ie Evans, Sally Schnell, Fran Williams, Jo Ann Tobin, Dorothy Raschik O Front row: Beverly Nicholson, Karen Lundgren, Mariann Marion, Edith Forsythe . . . CHEERLEADERS Jo Anne Fairbanks, Pat Juenemann, Jean Lechelt, Annette Fredrik sen, Karen Rosenberg, Mary Ann Denning g -V :,. A- A CHOIR Under The hoT lighTs and over The boom mikes, you can hear once again, The beauTiful blend of voices, The Monroe Choir. Direcfor and sTafT wriier, Mrs. Mary Roder, has helped make This year a successful one. The group performed aT school func- Tions such as The ChrisTmas assembly, P.T.A., and commencemenf exercises. ln addifion To These ap- pearances They presenfed The colorful operaifa, ln Old Vienna. Of The many wonderful Times we shared at Monroe, The memory of A Choir will never be forgoTTen. A CHOIR OFFICERS-Back row: JoAnn Oswsky, wardrobe misTress, Donna Marleau, wardrobe misTress, Joan Freeman, social hostess, Noreen Nelson, Treasurer I Front row: Claire Mason, secretary, John TeTzlaff, vice presideni, Ben Flood, presi- dent, Bob Hessler, social host, Joyce WhiTe, secreiary A CHOIR-Back row: Jerry Averill, Roger Bonfe, Jim Thomas, LeRoy Johnson, Warren Chambers, Wayne Hansen, Joel Rossei, LeRoy Howell, Ron Johnson, Kennefh FonTaine, Roberi Hessler, Duane Dixon, Dick Haley, Bob Kohoui, Ron Miller O Fourfh row: Fran Wosika, Carol Murphy, Charlotie Dvorak, Joan Freeman, Gordon Hinchclifife, Dave Engel, Frank Karel, Barbara McGowan, Marion Christiansen, Emelie Muska, Corrine LeiTner, Donna Marleau, Carol Simon, Mary Lou Germscheid, Barbara George I Third row: Diane ChrisTensen, Rose Marie Johnson, Sheila Beahan, Marlys Meihofer, Delores Delmedico, JeaneTTe Hamm, Dawne Weeks, Jean Kaphingsf, Marlene Mirsch, Mary Russell, Janice Thompson, Janef TillquisT, Shirley STemig, Faye Nelson, Phyllis Carlson, Carol Germscheid, Ann ViTek O Second row: Connie Cook, Frank Taylor, Jacqueline Krammer, Barbara FriTz, Dick GueTschoFf, Tom Tester, Nancee Caldwell, George Savino, Carol Kisiinger, Renee Rasmussen, Sharon Howard, Sally Meemken, Nancy Cline, Marlene Nuizman, Jessie Erickson, JoAnn MarsTon, Barbara Bulena I Firsf row: Mariorie King, Shirley Odafler, Sally Vogel, JoAnn Oswsky, Claire Mason, Norene Nelson, John Teizlaff, Ben Flood, Joyce Whife, Henry Fuchs, Phyllis Hursf, Baarbara Fairchild, Barbara Rowell '. an 'D B CHOIR , , , fqigmf , - -vamni mbiwf 4 1 'ff B CHOIR-Back row: Jean Miclra, Helen Yzerman, George Sheldon, Tom Torwiclc, Ray Collard, Fred Lauer, Richard Hauge, Vince l.aManna O Fourth row: Gloria Sounder, Marlene Chesney, Marilyn Dvorak, Rita Mae Breclcon, Judith Schmidt, Janet Eron, Sandra Hansen, Nora Mae Williams, Judith Whelan I Third row: Barbara Otis, Delores Broos, Jean DeFoe, Phyllis Scandin, Geraldine Stahl, Betty Nutzman, Edith Forsythe, Eileen Johnson, Angeline Olson O Second row: Mrs. Rader, Betty Jo Askin, Lesley Campbell, Shirley Huna, Mary La Forte, Rene La Favor, Judy Panelc, Beverly Loucks, Rosemary Schwartz O First row: Mariorie King, Darla Wood, Barbara Swanda, Shirley Marshall, Jacqueline Svvanda, Marion Boicourt 31 ,Jw Q... B CHOIR OFFICERS-Back row: Darla Wood, librarian, Vincent La Nanra, vce president, Tom Torwick, social host, Marion Boicourt, social hostess O Front row: Barbara Swanda, treasurer, Shirley Marshall, president, Jacqueline Swanda, secretary 59 Y-TEENS OFFICERS-Back row: Miss Korfhage, advis- er, Helen Smallvvood, secretary, Diane Kirk, treasurer Front row: Marian Boicourt, vice president, Lynda Gil- lesoie, aresiclent, Judy McDonnell, inter club council. r Y-TEENS Y-TEENS-Back row: Nancy Be-avens, Pat Juenernann, Gladys Miller, Janet Edlund, Jill Lueben, Lynn Carpenter, Carol Simons, Judy Schmidt, Diane Law. Fourth row: Marian Boicourt, Gretchen Ginzel, Noreen Nelson, Mar- jorie Ginzel, Marguerite Bruder, Janice Deeg, Sally Schnelle, Valerie John' son, Dianne Kirk. Third row: Bev. Mitchell, Sharyn La Chapelle, Jerrie Evans, Karen Rosenberg, Renee Rasmussen, Edith Forsythe, Janet Hackbarth, Phyl- lis Carlson, Judy Nixon. Second row: Helen Smallvvood, JoAnn Kvasnicka, Margaret Mueller, Nancee Caldwell, Jean Boutell, Cindy Dickerson, Nancy Palecheck. Front row: Phyllis Olson, Diane Johnson, Lynda Gillespie, Mag' dalene Ploncinsky, Angela Cascalanda, Barbara Swanda, Connie Viner, Jean McKenzie, Nancy Ploncinsky. no '74 , V , i SENIOR Y-TEENS 4 Ju sENioR Y-TEENS-Bock row: Arlene ' Schwab, Cecilia Bulera, Betty Unise, Audrey DeLong, Doris Edlund, Virf ginia Johnson, Geri Hang, Donna Marleau, Barbara Fairchild. Third row: Jeannette Boicourt, JoAnn Stidger, Pat Fuegel, Marlene Hample, Phyllis Berg, Arlyss Larson, Beverly Peterson, Diane Christensen. Second row: Sue Wemple, Betty Braun, Nancy Cline, Beverly Baisderi, Shirley Koktavy, Marilyn DeFoe, Barbara Rowell. First row: Janet Tillquist, Janice Vavro, Joan Shat- ter, JoAnn Anderson, Back row: Terry Johnson, Mary Herron, Judy WesTbee Lynn Carpenter Ray Niemann Bill Robert Audrey De Long, Ken Berg, Bill Johnson. Third row: Cecile Williamson Lucille Stelnhauser Fay Nelson Jim Robert Edward Dannn, Gretchen Ginzel, Narian BoicourT, Doris Stipe JJ y NcDonnel :eco d row Phyllis Hurst Dawne Week Renee Rasmussen, Pa? Rishavy, Barbara Ginn, Kathleen Wilken Helen Smallwood Jean Kaphingst Roberts i ous. FirsT row: Nancee Caldwell, Diane Johnson, Joanne Fairbanks Barbara Bulena Barbara Rowell Lynda Gil lespie, Nancy Ploncinsky, Mary McLean, Laurine Wallin ROMANCE LANGUAGES STudenTs at Monroe who have Taken or are Taking a language, are eligible To be- come a member of The Romance Language Club. Under The able direcfion of Mrs. Andree Kukler, The group has had many enioyable Times TogeTher. In OcTober, the club had a parTy, in December, The mem- bers had Tun aT a well planned sleigh ride. The meeTings usually 'Tall on The second Tuesday of every monTh, OFFICERS: Terry Johnson, Vice President, Ray Nie- man, President, Nancy Floncinski, Treasurer, Jim Rob- ert, Secretary ff' SS' ii Q I 41 411. 'vi' an 1 'IGI' if? , .M L, Hi JJ Q S t r I . 4 , -h 'eM EDITORIAL STAF-Back row: Mr. Katainen, adviser, Jim Robert, editor-in-chief, Sam Marks sports editor- Fred Becker photographer, Front row: Mary Herron, underclass editor, Shirley Faiad, associate editorg Dawne Weeks, senior editor, Jeannette Boicourt, activities editor, Julie Fuch, art editor. BUSINESS STAFF: Ed Dahlin, advertising manager, Nancy Ghimenti, assistant business manager: Marilyn LeClaire, business manager: Mr. Berger, business adviser. f S, , . K ' .sr 'f 459. , , si' DCJCTRINE '54 ll you have ever ascended The sTeps To Third floor beTween 3:00 and 5:00 p.rn., you will notice a lighT shining brightly in room 310, The DocTrine's STudio One. Under The supervision of Ivir. KaTainen, our adviser, The sTaFl puT Their besT fooT forward To meeT The final deadline on Senior Day. Many Thanks go To Mr. Berger and his crew who conTinually kepT This annual ouT of The red. We The DocTrine sTaTl of '54, hope you will enjoy This T.V, Guide of The year, now as you read iT, and in lafer years To come. ADVERTISING STAFF-Left hand side, back row: Tom Cannon, Gordon Hinchclifle, Jerry Dunn, Bob Jensen, Lyle Tommerdahl, Ron Groess, Bob Newman, Terry Johnson, Steve Peabody, Front row: Sylvia Borsokine, Lois Riebel, Mary BosshardT, Mary Ann Wilhelmy, Geri Hang, Donna Marleau, Neil Howes. Righf hand side, back row: Yevonne McCormack, STeve Peabody, Lyle Tomrnerdahl, Art Nelson. Front row: Joan Shaffer, Jo Ann Anderson, Nancy Cline, Ed Dahlin, Bob Newman, John Swesey. 63 HOMECOMING an-,,....-A - COROIXIATION IST PRIZE - BILL ROBERT '-Q.. HER MAJESTY A 3' The Greenies had what some of the league coaches called the best defensive team in the city. They were rugged and fairly fast. Starting on oftense, ends Jack Mertes and Bob l-lessler soon proved their ability to play a heads-up game. Hard tackling Gene Wit- tenberg took over for Dick Morrison, after Dick had suFfered a broken ankle. Rugged Ron Johnson was selected as all-city tackle. Guards, John Tetzlaft, John Degido, and Jim Shuster excelled in using defensive strategy. Hard hitting backs, Ron Wittenberg, cap- tain of the team, Bill McDonald, and Jim Hegerle gave us plenty of action-packed games. l-lalfbacks Herm Darwitz and star sophomore Dean Odegard showed they were very capable players. The offen- sive switches in the lineup put Ben Flood at center, Frank Foster at quarterback, with McDonald and Steve Peabody changing oft duties. ln our first game against Mechanic Arts, we tied the co-fav-orites for the city title l3-l3. In that game, Monroe was down i3-O, when the gallant Greenies came back to tie the score. After a scoreless first half, Monroe, sparked by halfback Jim Hegerle, punched through a rugged FOOTBALL Johnson line to eke out a victory 6-O. Winning 6-O against a tough Wilson eleven, Dick Morrison suffered a fractured ankle. A hard running Harding backfield upset Monroe 7-O in an after- noon game at Central Stadium. Monroe had a tield day against Murray. Ron Wittenberg and Bill McDon- ald led the Greenies to a smashing 25-12 victory over the Pilots. In our homecoming game with the Prexies, Bill McDonald, homecoming king, drove through for a touchdown, but Monroe was not to rule the day, and we lost by a tough score of i3-7. Monroe fans cheered when Dean Odegard picked up a fumble and ran for a tally before a surprised Central team, destined to become city champion. Picked to Hnish near the bottom at the beginning of the season, the Green Wave surprised most people by losing only three games, two by one touchdown margins. Much of the credit is due to our able coach, Jim Wirth, who has shown great interest in football and in the team. Our victories over Johnson, Wilson, and Murray plus a tie with Mechanic Arts were tributes to a hard-working team. Buck row: Jim Wirth, Coach, Neil Howes, Mgr. Jim Schuster, Herm Darwitz, Ben Flood, Gene Wittenberg, Larry Burger, Ron Johnson, Frank Von Drasek, Rip Riebel, Bob Miller, Joel Rosset, Dick Morrison, Art Johnson, Asst. Coach. Second row: Ed Hadd, John De Gidio, Dick Lange, Frank Foster, Ron Wittenberg, Capt. Dean Odegard, Bob Hessler, Dave Vitek, Jack Mertes. Front row: Ray Collard, Bob Betz, Jim Yankovec, Dave Engel, Gary Anderson, Jim Hegerle, John Tetzlaff, Steve Peabody. 67 SCORES Monroe i3 Mechanic Arts 13 6 Johnson 0 6 Wilson O O Harding 7 25 Murray 12 7 Washington i3 6 Central 22 FOOTBALL . . . Although the B-Squad didn't fare too well this year, they improved steadily as the season progressed. Lack of equipment handicapped them through the season. The team has some very good material and under coach Jerry Hughes, they acquired valuable training. B FOOTBALL-Back row: Jim Cotter, Jerry Merkel, Gary Duran, Bob Fredette, Larry Larson, Don Olmstead, Hen- ry Barbato, Wayne Schneider, Fred Curtis. Tom Holmbe:k. Second row: Emil Rishavy, Dick Puariea, Kurt King, Russ Hoglund, Coach Hughes, George Sheldon, George Yaeger, John Blais, Ray Lorenz, Bill Hanrahan, Gary Palumbo. Front row: Ray Schaefer, Glen James, Dennis Darwitz, Joe Cascalenda, Dick Gebhart, John Linn, George Hever. S l I 3 25. - 1 , , 4 M-CLUB-Back row: Bob Kahout, Jack Mertes ,Frank Von Drosek, Dick LoMania, George McGuiggen, Dove Engel. Fourth row: Ron Mari- on, Don Tonn, Gene Wittenberg, Jock Forette, Bob Hessler, Jim Shuster, Ron Wittenberg, Frank Foster, Third row: Foe LaForte, Dick Mor- rison, Dick Potts, John Tetzlaf, Ron Johnson, Ben Flood, Neal Keppers, Dick Jary. Second row: Gene Curtis, Dean Odegard, John Kin- sey, Gary Anderson, Gorden Hinchcliffe, Steve Peabody, Gorden Mjller, Dick Guetschoff. First row: Gary Duren, Don Potwell, Bob Jen- sen, Leon Mors, Jerry Dunn, Terry Johnson, Gene Bartizol. . . . LET I ERMEN The purpose ot the Greenie M-Club is to provide o medium ot improving school loyolties, and school spirit in general. Realizing that the athletes ot the school are looked up to by the rest ot the student body, the M-Club has attempted to set up a program whereby the members will provide the kind ot example Monroe can really be proud ot. This spirit doesn't stop with the sports season but it carries through to the assemblies, school activities and the class room. Mr. Simmers has devoted much time and effort to give the members the type ot program they will wont ond will enioy. The M-Club hopes that in the future it will act as a link between the othletes now in school ond the olumni athletes. 69 q l . I N , . v , . . . BASKETBALL Monroe Tinished The baskeTball season wiTh a record of Two wins and six losses. Although The Greenies didn'T make The besT record in The ciTy This season, They had a fine Team and good Team spiriT. High scorers on The Team were Jack ForeTTe, who placed on The second All-CiTy Team, Rip Riebel, Ron VViTTenberg, Ron Marion, Frank Von Drasek, Tom Palechek, John TeTzlaT, and Neal Keppers. in Their second game with CreTin The exciTemenT rose To a peak as Rip Riebel leT go Tor a Tield goal in The closing seconds of The game. The ball swished Through The baskeT To give Monroe The game 46-44. On inTerviewing Coach Wallbloom, he remarked, They were a good bunch and we would have had a beTTer Team if we would have had a liTTle luck. He also added, l'll never Torgef Them because They beaT CreTin. NexT year's hopes for a championship conTending Team are high. ReTurning leTTermen include Two of This year's sTarTers, Frank V-on Drasek and Rip Riebel. Dick Lange, Bob BeTz, Frank FosTer, Bob Miller, Dick Finnegan, and John Palechek will also add Their scoring mighT To The Team. Back row Neal Keppers Dick Lange C. Riebel, Frank Von Drasek, Jack ForreTTe, Bob Miller, Dennis Lee Kaiser Coach Wallbloom Front row Ron Marion Dick Finnegan, John WiTTenberg, Tom Palechick, Frank FosTer, Bob Betz. .Qm .f. 1, ....f.gTw f f B BASKETBALL-Back row: Coach Jim Wirth, Jim Vance, John Palechek, John Grotenn, Don Olmsteod I Center: Fred King, Kurt King, Dick Jary, Roy Larson, Tom Torwick, Da.e Ofmstead O Front row: Bob Kaiser, Dick Gebhart, Bob Griffin, Bill Kline, Larry Newman, Tom Krueger B BASKETBALL . . . The B Bombers enjoyed a fine season this year. They clinched second place with a record of six wins and two losses in conference play. Their overall record for The season was TO wins and 4 losses. Dick Jary, Bill Kline, and John Palechek were top scorers for the team. John later went up to The A squad, while Dick racked up a Total ot l62 points. During the season The Bee's whipped Humboldt, Mechanics, Murray, Washington, Johnson, and Harding, The only losses were suffered aT the hands of Central and Wilson. The Bee's enjoyed a record exactly opposite to that ot the A squad, 6 wins and 2 losses. The B squad entered the playotlls in high gear, winning the first two games, only to lose by a close score to our traditional toe Central. Coach Wirth remarked on The season's outcome, The team Turned in a fine per- formance and we had a good deal ot Tun at the same time. Dick Jary, Bill Kline, Kurt King, and John Palechek should boost next year's varsity squad. 72 , , ,, , A HOCKEY-Back row: Coach Art Johnson, Tom Holmloeck, Byron Panushka, JGCls Muskey, JGCl4 MSFYSS, JOhl'1 Degldifif Gary Duren, Dick Ventrelli, Dave Vifelc, Darryl Bunfon I Front row: Tom Nifli, Bob LGl'i9l4f Linn John, Jim YUHCOVSC, HOCKEY . . . Hockey fans were surprised as Monroe foughf cify champion Harding fo a l-l lie. Jack Merfes and Don Vifelc were Top performing bladesmen on defense all season. Coach Arf Johnson has sef up a program whereby We have seven hockey Teams in acfion, These include, an A squad, a B squad, o junior league Team, and four pee Wee Teams. Monroe is one of The few high schools that has This Type of program. Evenfually we will develop championship Teams from This so-called farm sysfem. George Sheldon, Wayne Nitfi, Fred Curiis, Bill Lanek. HBH O H CKEY-Buck row: Coach Ari Johnson, Pai Flanagan, George Yaeger, Larry Larson, Sfeye Dieclrich Jock Povlick, John Blais, Bob Heihal I Froni row: Mel Olson, Ridgely Ryan, Ray Schaefer, George Sheldon Ronald Madigan, Jim Plante, Ronald Norton I 1 i , Q- M--www'-,,,l, u f l J 73 , 5 1 w SPRING SPORTS . . . The Green Wave had a fairly good season winning five, and losing four. The hurling of iron Man Bill Trentor, brought him All-City recognition as pitcher. Jack Forette gained the title Man at The Bat. Dean Maas, third baseman, and Frank Foster, catcher, were top performers on the field. Coach Wilsron stated, Vile are in the process of building up a good team again. Knowing the records of Mr. Wilson's past teams you can be sure he will build us a fine team. - w BASEBALL-Bock row: Don Polmen, Terry Johnson, Joe Turrito, Dean Macs, Bill Tremor, Jim Thomas I Front row: Frank Foster, Frank Von Drasek, Coach Bruce Wilson, Jock Forrette, Chuck Sherrick TENNIS-Back row: Gil Van Wyck, Tom Sklenor, John Simpson, Ron Johnson, Bob Miller, Mr. Manchester . Front row: Bob Jensen, Gene Lerach GOLF-Back row: Coach Jim Wirth, John Swesey Q Front row: Marvin Afllerbaugh, Frank Taylor, Al Coulter TRACK-Buck row: Alan Till, Dick La- Mania, Gary Duren, Dean Odegard, John Tefzlaff, Ben Flood, Bill Robert, Dave Blais, Gordon Miller, John Blais, Len Tri O Front row: Dick Miler, John Linn, Roy Larson, Ken Berg, Dennis Rodedahl, Len Trousil, Dick Gebhart FleeT-fooTed Tom Kurihara once again brought recogniTion To himself and his school as he capTured The ciTy TiTle Tor The 440. OTher Top men on The Team were Dean Odegard, Ron Wagner, Dixie Hanks. The cross-counTry Team This season held a record of Two wins and five losses. Top speeders on The Team were Fred Johnson, John Johnson, and George Samec. The neT men made a good showing This season. The Team hopes ThaT more facilities for pracTice will be available nexT year. Y l GYMNASTICS-Back row: Coach Art Johnson, Joe Agnew, Gary Palumbo, Don Jeunemann, Jim Kuehn, Gary Duron, Jim Bovoird, Jerry Norman I Third row: Gene Curtis, Gary Anclerson, Gene Bartizal, Dick Purreau, George McGuiggen, Dean Odegard, Mike McDonald O Second row: Gene Smith, Bob Parranio, Dick Guefschofl, Leon Mars, Dave Engel, Dick Thompson, Charles Hielle, Roger Heinze O Front row: Dick Thirwall, Jim Plante, Jerry Merkel, Jim Wemple, Al Lindell, Len Tri, John Rosset SWIMMING-Back row: Jery Dunn, Gary Anderson, George McGuiggen, Coach Dixie Hanks, Dave Engel, Jim McCann O Front row: John Kinsey, Russ Kringle, Dick Morrison, Joe LaFor1e, Len Nalfy, Duane Anderson MEMORIES Q , . Our wonderful advisor Miss Kloet . . . my first visit to Mr. Hallen's office . . . the time I didn't laugh at Mr. Be-rger's jokes??? . . . the wonderful Y-Teen dances . . . all The hush hushness that goes with the Doctrine . . . the time the football team tied Mechanic Arts . . . staying up to 3 a.m. to Hnish an essay . , . The day we got our class rings . . . Paging Elizabeth's column . . . The knock-knock jokes . . . Mr, Johnson's Tough chemistry tests . . . The paint job that covered the smashed oranges in the Aud . . . Mrs. Fisher's whistles . . . the time Phil's burned . , . exchanging senior pictures . . . The new look for boys' pants . . . my bottom locker on third floor . . . the time I forgot to zip up my skirt . . . Merry Bee and the flustereds . , . how dead school was when the seniors visited Washington . . . the tiny freshmen . . . the wonderful feeling of spring . . . the longest homecoming parade Monroe has ever had . . . the suntan the girls try to get during gym . . . Miss Hunter's snowflakes and rain drop . . . the DeGidio sneer . . . Ma's good advice . . . the Columbia Heights Band . . . the day the kids in 4th period journalism didn't take time out for a snack . . . the porkpie hats . , . the burglary at Monroe . . . hoping that our team would do better next time . . . the pannies that were collected for Ron Johnson's hair cut . , . the time I fell out of my seat when the fire alarm sounded . . . my first scolding from Miss Kloet . . . the cam- paign slogan Don't vote for a wash out, vote for a Flood' '... the sweet smell of burnt cookies coming from home ec . . . how sick I got from the stink bomb . . . my first prom . . . big and little Wilson . . , all the breaks Mr. I-Iallen gave me . . . the mad dash from third to tirst to buy my lunch . . . the first day of football practice . . . Miss Robeck's friendly smile . . . the over-due library book slips . . . the pretty student teachers . . . the everlasting deadlines in journalism . . . the Monroe spirit?'?'? . . .the day I got lost and wound up in the girls' bif, I was headed for French class . . . the day Jack Mertes found Julie . . . the plant that G.A.A. gave Mr. Blume . . . the planet named Motley that Fred Becker bought for SIO . . . the incriminating snapshots . . . the warm milk in lunch . . . that awful feeling a minute before curtain time . . . waterless fountains on the third floor . . . Senior day when the Doctrine comes out . . , these and many more memories l'll never forget. - FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBCOKS AWARDS + Since 1897 .lOSTEN'S Foshay Tower Arcade No. 134 M neupolis 2 Minnes H. 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Snelling Ave. Desoto 5519 PAINT AND WALLPAPER Weber's Quality Bakery 1279 Randolph EM. 9292 85 A Better Position For You The future is bright with promise for business- trained young men and women Calls for . secre- taries, accountants, and other ottice personnel far ex d h cee t e supply. Business positions pro- vide interesting work, pleasant associations, and higher salaries than ever before. Open all year. 54th year. FREE BULLETIN Start any Monday after Graduation from Monroe KJ SCL,-2 Practical Business School 63 E. FIFTH ST. PAUL, STREET MINN. NEAR CEDAR CE. 5333 I.ARRY'S BODY8 FENDER REPAIR Gas 84 Electric Welding Auto Painting 0 Wrecks Rebuilt I59 Dousman St. CE. II34 Tryg's Standard Service Lubrication Gas Washing Tires W. 7th 84 ARMSTRONG A FRIEND MACHOVEC FOOD MAR 997 - 999 West 7th Street Meats, Groceries, Produce and Frozen Foods DA 3570 KET HANK GHIMENTI DECORATING CO. 33 Congress RI. 2547 Residential and Commercial FREE ESTIMATES Painting Papering Blonding COMPLIMENTS OF 4 G's Club La Frenz Shoe Service RANDOLPH AT SNELLING COMPLIMENTS OF Parkway Variety Store 'I336 RANDOLPH Now operated by Bergstroms COMPLIMENTS OF Dearborn Store 459 W. 7th St. M CONGRATULATIONS and Best Wishes to the Class of I I 5 4 I I ONROE PARENT-TEACHER ASS'N. P R E A M Standard Station W. 7th and Jetterson ST. PAUL, MINN. Repairing and Complete Lubrication WAGNER PAINT CO. PRATT 8: LAMBERT PRODUCTS BIRGE FINE WALLPAPER Satin Luminall Rubber Emulsion Paint 263 W. 7th St. CEdar 7321 MOTORCYCLES HOWARD W. BELMONT HARLEY-nAvlDsoN st. PAUL co. NEW AND USED sk TERMS 273 -77 W. 7th St. St. Paul 2 GA. 6532 MOULTON WEST END SUPER MARKET 1 1 12 West 7th Street For the best in Groceries, Meats, Produce AT LOWEST AVERAGE PRICES EVERY DAY Frank's Fine Foods Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, and Meats 868 Randolph Ave. DAIe 1719 STATE GARAGE 84 AUTO SUPPLY GenerolAuto Repairing sk Towing Welding ik Parts 71? Accessories 1044 W. 7th St. DAle 2525 Rand - Vic Garage PUBLIC FOOD MARKET 1337 RandoIph 461 south vsdoraq Mens onocemes 51' PSU' 2fMi '1- Geobfofenz Bert blanc. DANCE Pb?RTRA'TS West End Repair Shop NORMANDY swmg MAYTAG sALEs s. senvice ST. PAUL EM. 9315 1085 w. 71h sf. DA. 0192 ST. CLAIR-SYNDICATE FOOD MARKET M e y S e m b O U r gls 1277 ST. CLAIR FREE DELIVERY EM. 0142 DAIRY 81 MALT SHOP 490 SO. HAMLINE KESSLER and MAGUIRE FUNERAL HOME 640 W. 7th St. St. Paul NELSON PRINTING CO. JOB PRINTING 81 MULTILITH OFFSET PRINTING GA. 6667 DANNECKER'S SUPER MARKET We Give Gold Bond Stamps 793 Randolph Ave. Congratulations to the Senior Class from Mr. and Mrs. A. .I. Robert T-V TROUBLE SHOOTERS Bonded Television Technicians 472 So. Hamline DE. 1266 We properly repair all makes of Television and radio LUCKS PHARMACY PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS FOUNTAIN CE. 5102 295 W. 7th St. CA. 2-5102 Gim's Cafe Open Daily- 11 am.-12 p.m. 767 So. Cleveland EM. 3141 LEN CURRY TEXACO STATION 833 JEFFERSON AVENUE Gas - Greasing - Washing - Light Repair COMPLIMENTS OF RANDOLPH THEATER 1326 RANDOLPH EM. 3747 GOSSELIN AND SONS 879 JUNO DA. 5325 Moccasins of All Kinds for The Whole Family Hand Sewn On All Our Products Highland Tower Market QUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS 647 SO. SNELLING AVE. DE. 3844-3845 WE DELIVER M I K E ' S BARBER sl-:ov ST. CLAIR 81 ALBERT Mike Eischens, Prop. B32 . . x ' mn wg A -wr ,vx' 'U xv-. Q.. 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