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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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T . fd , 'fin '.., , l rr, , ft- '- i, ,f X 5 -T ,.1 ,' fg- . 4 T . Q 'T ff:-i T QA-T' .:. is . . , T . , . ' T T T . V. 1 n I r . - - TT ,T , . , . T . . T , . . T WINTER TIME O POSITC Page Top Jackle Erickson puts the flnlshung touches io the prlze wlnnlng Chrustmas tree Boi iom Jerry Hagberg keeps a watchful eye on the puck as the hockey season gels underway PLAY ON - Shirley Dixen ioins the band In playing a llvely tune for Monroeites. TIME FOR SHOTS Our prm clpa Mr Hallen rolls up his sleeve for a mantoux test He sand the shot dndnt hurt much' MONEY MAD Karen Holmbeck and Mr Berger go over some Doctrlne bulls YEA TEAM Sandy Potts Janlce Stapleton and Sharon Page three -4 f . I N . X A . , ' l, . , ' ' . SV' ' ,f - - 1 - 1- I . I Sampson are all up in the air over a new cheer. W..-....-.. -. t , , , . X .. P. l . . .,., .,... . , .,l. , F 'ww -L 'ff z f-- sr. - 11-1-.-v ,. w ,.-31.1 , .... , 7 il k 5 A., Nz- ,..A.'v v1 . ,... . 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Autumn Division Winter Division 1 5, silk J Spring Division 4--J 8 Monroe Faculty 16 Student Council 17 Monitor Stat? 18 DoctrineStafi ,X -'PP -T1 I' fn , f-- 'Q rig' 20 Football - 5,-. mfr for 1957-1958 .ih7 K5- fc- 1 V55 SQ, Q1 Tj 1 f 1 2 Y- . , 'X r .f , 2 1 1 22 Homecoming 'L 'f 27 'Q - 24 Cross Country 25 Cheerleaders 3 1 , f ve ?' . ' 'F f-, -Q he ' K 1 rffqr cg :LID F25 I 2 21 R ' 26 Thanksgiving 28 Underclass Section , Hockey Basketball M Club Gymnastics Clubs Christmas Junior Achievement Masque and Gavel School Service Groups Monroe Carnival Track Golf Tennis Baseball Band Malorettes Flag Twirlers Choir Operetta Scholarship ard Awards Senior Sectuon Advertusements K ,Jn I . DC' QC , ssC.? C7 1, Q lf,-1 1 ' H ' ' 1 1 fl- . ' ' 1 'xx ' 'f ffg' I x 1 QL V . j f o .9 of P 1 n ix y N2 1.11 . nfl' x':. L1 I lk 1 ,, 10' wa: 1 P' - 1 1 .ff 2 5: 'Q-.1 Q h Y ZJQ 1 0 fl Q .'N l1' 0 1, 1 'X ,i ,'.-' 'O Nl Xl Xl XI O' OS O' 0' O L11 sew-Comes .saaasasaas .K S1 , . . . 1.2-, 1 bg , - , L21 Wi, .Ni - .1 i , MX '. rw 1- X1 -z 1 5 rlli j 1 1 llfl f 1 111' 11 ...sw h Ki X -Q J gif. ,JV , , , 5 , .,,,..,--..-.,. -1 - ef- W- -.11-, ,f,.w v--.H s t - r-.af fw1J,n ggi'-5 1 5 P ,. L ,Y 1 :Y 7, p- 1--v V -Vw .zfr-trnyw - ' w - ' f- 1' 1-um' --.Mfr -1-'-f A I, K .z:, .,,. 4, v,. J rt Q I. 1 , , .,. g-in . i My .V '.,.,L.. ,M .,,- Q r-f Q . .v :Haig ,Wh u ns I I . Li , p , J -. -,...,-- . ,-- . 4. .. - ' 1-it - , -t ' N jziuf-up -L- .'q'txfw ' i',.et'L,w 14, -H .-.. :mf 9'-uPly'1r'..... -41...-16:--f P-ft' 'ff 'f -fe rv f--1 ' ' I ' s vm . rv- H'-7 -I-. - -r f . J -: .. , 4 , - Z-V s' .n4'1 f.3r5 . -- .,:- .- .s-.'- . tr -.1-' 'rf 1 ' ,,,,,,,,..s- Wu, ,P -., .. .- . 4 1 - ., ., - 'J ' 4. .A -A L, p QV.. H.:--Jim - .'ff.,,V,1 -f J' .L -' 11 5 1' L X , rf' I ' ,vga 1 , . .. . , , , ., r , , . , r v 5 I ,'gggg:,.gs,.i,t-Jg',s',,,.s . , - . . . M ' Viff ov'ff.',--1 ' i' 1'1 -1-et'-r 'ff' fur ff vi-1,2 5. - -.-r--- . , . ...,.,1.,.:4s4L-,Lifeafftfiffi.L'iun41sfzcd?f5i+ePA15?5'?'fef5efn:'3Bi .'6 1':fwHf Hfrivwzte -FT .f'-fi-27131 -- DEDICATION A --ar.-sr-n 'M 3g:s:Qe'.:. ' Q A , ,'Q,,L'f1' -w N-ff. ' .,.' -vw ':ir.,.1v,:-' ., -V '. I-.vfigh-TI, .I ,Khin . V - .f When the pages of the i958 Doctrine calendar have fallen into the past, one person vvill remain in our memories, She is a person whose dynamic persone ality and vitality suggest that the fountain of youth must be located in the garden of her home. She is one of the first teachers whom Monroe girls meet when they enter as fresh- men, and whose friendship they cherish for the rest of their lives, Her love of sports, cheerful dis' position, and all-around enthusi' asm are contagious. Her guid- ance and encouragement have helped many girls become skilled sportswomen and lovers of group activities. All these ate tributes combine to make hei remarkably successful both as the director of girls physical education and as the adviser of the Girls Athletic Association In grateful recogniton of her constant devotion to the welfare and happiness of Monroe girls the 1958 Doctrine Staff dedi cates this yearbook to Mrs Exe lyn Fischer . 1 W i '- f!lf13x - ip s '- J . f-l '-. '-A'l. . ' 1-IF. wlj . - .- ..G' MRS EVELYN FISCHER ' 1 . . , , . , . . . ' : i f , Q Y , . fl' fl.-----..S,.. lst -',p '--,..i,- , -.,1 . ,- -, f .. '- f - A-4,--J, . ,, :Q 1' g ,.v.- .4 1197. -- .' if l.:., 3' l,'.,, -'i.'I'fi:w S riwixfkf'r-Er'5l'+ 73-'Z'-1 fL21'.'.Lr-'rf-'viij.'1-.1-'r!.1?,,:.L:,.--QI fs'- 2--an-N r' -- -f - -- Lf' 'f - 3 AUTUMN . . . LEFT TO RIGHT-TOP ROW-The winner! Ieva Ogrins' prize- winning entry in the Homecoming parade is displayed for all to admire . . . school's out and everyone makes a mad dash for the door . . . here are some of the latest fall fashions as modeled by the girls' gym class. SECOND ROW-Soup's on for are those beans that Mr. Larsen is dishing out?J . . . hut, two, three, four . . . enthusiastic basketball fans eagerly await the next basket . . . school spirit panel members pose for the photographer. THIRD ROW-Gary Toenjes and Bob Luck are having diFFiculty in agreeing on the make-up of the senior section . . . caught by the candid camera, Gail Mason really appears to be studying! . . . Oh, to be free! cries Stanley Lach. BOTTOM ROW-The Green Wave is poised for action during a tense moment . . . Bob Rudolph and his assistants seem to be kidnaping the Thanksgiving turkey . . . the girls working in the oftice are experiencing a frantic program- changing epidemic. 1 of J , ,fi'5i'2, I, 044 fvevm f T . JA' ffn,, F i,ss El 695594 1 s vm ff Q f if 'efg I, .,,. .io ..,,s5f?1,. if ,f fa t ss1 1' fi if P -'T ff Page six TX ll MR. RICHARD J. HAL EN Incl I Adminisfrafion and F aculfy ,QEZWW ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS - Mrs. Alice Knauss, librarianp Mrs. Florence Krivanek, school nurse: Mr. Bartholo, visiting teacher: Miss Blanche Dvorak, chief clerk. -I 1. A GUIDANCE COUNSELORS-Mr. Robert Peterson, Miss Margaret Thornton. MR. ALLISON S. GULLICKSON Assistant Principal ? 'NgQ English MISS GERTRUDE WELLSICH . . . courtesy committee . . . dislikes am- bidextrous students . . . places em- phasis on punctuality . . . seniors will remember the mural of Chau- cer's Canterbury Tales that hangs in her room. MRS. ELEANOR HOVELSRUD . teacher recruitment committee . . . patient and understanding . . . famous for collecting fines from stu- dents who leave articles in her room. 'uit-'P-af 4L1mJ.',:1 Ivana 2 cl' 'J MR. LEONARD POWDERLY . . . alum- ni committee . . . enjoys bestowing a light touch of friendly sarcasm on his classes . . . combines a paternal smile with an admirable adeptness with the English language, MR. J. FREDERICK HANSON . . . so- cial committee . . . competent new faculty member who works untir- ingly with his classes . . . tall ambi- tions . , . enioys surprises in his lunches. Core Program MR. JEROME HUGHES . . . teacher recruitment committee . . . iunior class adviser , , , B squad hockey coach . . . athletic equipment man- ager . . . looks like a college stu- dent but teaches like a college pro- fessor. MR. KENNETH OSVOLD . . . awards committee . . . senior class adviser . . . Washington trip chaperone . . . vitalizes his classes with iudicious showmanship. MRS. GLADYS OLSON . . . conducted Mr. Osvold's orientation classes while he was working on his series ot educational television programs . . . students enioyed her soft, slow way of speaking. Page ten Journalism MR. GERALD PENK . . . education week committee . . . alumni com- mittee . . . sophomore class adviser . . . historical society adviser . . . Monitor editorial and business ad- viser . . . a dynamic personality. Speech MISS DOROTHY MAHOOD . . . schol- arship committee . . . social com- mittee . . . assembly program ad- viser . . . delights students with her subtle sense of humor. History MISS TERESA TRAYBIATOWSKI . . . report card committee . . . versatile conversationalist who loves to have her students participate in a good debate. MISS HELEN WALSH . . . education week committee . . . strives to pro- mote teamwork among students. Social Studies MR. HAROLD ROMANSKY . . . teach- er recruitment committee . . . schol- arship committee . . . assistant foot- ball coach . . . track coach . . . partial to blackboard illustrations. MR. RALPH TIGUE . . . education week committee . . . visual educa- tion teacher . . . delights students with anecdotes about his two boys . . . an advocate of psychological methods. MR. CHARLES WALLBLOM . . . alum- ni committee . . . cafeteria super- visor . . . student council director . . . basketball coach . . . an all- around favorite with the students. Page eleven f I gif fryff 'll KL -IWW L40-Ml lr I1 'X 36 '- I , IS ZI Nllllxs irc equal. 'NAL till 0 0 Vyilitxs IO lbs. Science MISS EDITH BROCKER . . . awards committee . . . holds students fasci' noted as she explains the intricate workings af a carburetor . . . bril- liant and stimulating. MR. GEORGE JOHNSON . . . teach- er recruitment committee . . , schol- arship committee . . . driver train- ing , . . slim and quiet . . . often lectures crane fashion with one foot an his desk and the other on the floor. MR. JAMES CRAFT . . . awards com- mittee . . . health committee . . . B squad football coach . . . baseball coach , . . an incurable optimist. Mathematics MRS. MARIE SWAN . . . report card committee . . . introduces freshmen to the mysteries of x and y in alge- braic equations . . . is a master in the art of diplomacy. MR. EMIL J. BERGER . . . scholarship committee . . . Doctrine editorial and business adviser . . . famous for his notorious puns and neckties . . . keeps his arm in shape by toss- ing chalk at sleepy mathematicians. Foreign Languages MRS ANDREE KUKLER courtesy committee school bursar adviser to romance language club , . . loves to reminisce about her life in France , . . enthralls students with fascinating tales of the Aztecs. V: if- 'wr-l,v Art MR. ROBERT FORSYTH . . . education week committee . . . a quiet and retiring personality that is artfully combined with o true artistic tem- perament . . . a talented and pleas- ant instructor. Music MR. ELSWORTH BLOOD . . . teacher recruitment committee . . . operetta and musical program coach . . . band activities coach . . . possesses a great deal of enthusiasm for his classical record collection. Home Economics MRS. EFFIE HOGENSON . . . teacher recruitment committee . . . Red Crcss adviser . . . her happy personality entrances future seamstresses who are enrolled in her classes . . . al- ways poised and to the point. MRS. MARY TERRY . . . health com- mittee . . . chaperone committee . . . education week committee . . . un- der her direction students have on opportunity to sample their own cooking-before someone else does. MRS. VERNE MELBERG . . . alumni committee . . . nursery director . . . she will be remembered for her quiet efficiency . . . shows c mother- ly attitude toward her devoted nurs- ery charges. - MRS. LILLIAN NEUMAN . . . social and family problems . . , iolly dis- position . . . gets a bang out of life . . , cheertulness is an asset to our school. Pgqg 'lt ttf, 'w T Ariz.. Physical Education MRS. EVELYN FISCHER . . . health committee . . . girls' intramural sports director . . . admired for her willingness to help others . . . her whistle is a familiar sound in the halls. MR. ART JOHNSON . . . awards committee . . . cross country coach . . . hockey coach . . , gymnastics coach . . . his iovial smile and happy disposition play an impor- tant part in producing winning teams. Business MISS RUTH LEISE . . . chairman of chaperone committee . . . precise and efficient . . . modest about her many achievements . . . enormously industrious. MISS SHIRLEY ROBECK . . . alumni committee . . . on-the-iob-training . . . Washington trip chaperone . . . friendliness personified . . . her sparkling sense of humor will re- main in the memories of her sec- retaries. MR. JAMES WIRTH . . . social com- mittee . . , football coach . . . B squad basketball coach . . . golf coach . . . his teams know him as a lover of keen competition. MR. BRUCE WILSON . . . courtesy committee . . . education week cam- mittee . . . textbook distributor . . . on-the-iob-training . . . his entertain- ing sense of humor brightens up his sales classes. Pwgge icurte .n t 1 J 4 f fx, t VA JV' .fit V Industrial Arts MR. CLAUDIUS WILKEN . . . social committee . . . locker manager . . . athletic director . . . dynamic pro- moter of all school events . , . personally pushes athletic tickets in the cafeteria. MR. ELMER SWANSON . . . chaper- one committee. . . mechanical draw- ing . . . a friendly, admirable per- son . . . leisurely gentleman from room one. MR. JOSEPH KUZNIAR . . . report card committee . . . stage crew di- rector . . . latest addition to the wood shop . . . an earnest person who is liked and admired by all who have met him. Driver Training MR. HENRY HOLMAN . . . the facul- ty member who has the harrowing fob of attempting to instruct our students how to drive a car . . . in spite of many narrow escapes he always comes through smiling. Cooks COOKS-Left to Right-Mrs. Green Mrs. Colt, Mrs. Tschida, Mrs. Gru- ber, Mrs. Breault. C ustodians CUSTODIANS-left to Right-Mr. Leonard Oberg, Mr. James Kane, Mr. Ralph Walsh, Mrs. Callen, Mr, Harold Lund, Mr, Thomas Saracco. Peas ffteff oo.ooI ' ' M' ' Y or 'ZW 1 3. Student Council Toils from September to June .. Fm STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row Anna Rcse Coluccu Bob Rudolph Jlm Kasal Bob Wasko Jam Mueller Marlys Van Heel Jannce Stapleton Kay Kolar Sh1rley Thunhart Third Row Joyce Mattson Sharon Ryan Norma Callan Joyce Vanella Suzanne Wenlnger Marlanne Kellerman Sandra Bowling Maureen Vltek Fred Hlll Sec ond Row Shlrley Patrm Jaclae Erlckson Barbara Schmldt Janet Heaberlm Janet Luck Janet Wolff Norma Swenson Al1ce Galovnlk Kathy Woslka Front Row M Wallbl m Gretchen Bangerter Beverly Kmg Rose Prospal Carol Raschuk Kathy Whaley Sh1rley Stncka Karen Whaley Al1ce McKn1ght Act1v1ty ts the Word that descnbes th1s ,XGCIVS student Coonol The March ol Dlvnee CllGCllOlT Co1nn1u11t Cheet Clnve Red Crage Qampalgn the freshman OVIGVIICIIIOH wogratn all clty nteetmgi and state vwcle COlTV9l te fx 1e nw n 1 t1v1t1eQ prontote by t11 ea1 Q n 01,1 ft 1 1 n 1 Q fll 111 o o the lt ua lCl7CCl ol Qtucent councu ac 511119 tla hbulls Mc Hoe st1Jflon1 Q wv tl e hontecornlng lang ob Vvasko ancl honte UJ1111119 qnrm R SIP l'l HTE1 f Qvvtlfifl In P 1 C13 IO1 0 lllt W ll V P t f meet Cecoratf 1 the sp mg ot the yea1 Swett comm helper Non oe 5 ents Q t Q glunpse ot fottng reQponQ1b1l1ty ot a c1t1zer coona we c llS annuo' e 1on ot ottlcere and ballots were Ct ec onnq mac lnee STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to Right Bob Wasko pres :dent Marlys Van Heel secre ary Bev Ktng treasurer ue Wenmger vuce presldent Bob Rudolph sergeantatarms 'J t 1 4 1 .fit '1o1-'1e', o o Q the cc' , d , l's y '3 ,tude ' c ll :il Th, hof1eCo111 Q dcnce hell , 11' ally ln the fall, 13 no t 105' ' 13 ll' fo 1 o le , 'l - tivities. Anna the light ot pop- ' S S , f, 'i cc' ll - ' A , B 0 Q L , ,1 1 ' 1,,ya' l h' 1 lcva Q 9 o tt , 11112: l1, l, lo ,-cl ca' I1 1 1' 1 ' the tJ,l,f1 1 'tl 2 l 1 1 tud 1 e 1 ' A the lh-3 'l l ll ' 1 vleg- r' 11 Cav lt? J 1l xo. 5 h' ,, T : ' , g S Although tunds were lacking lar a letterpress newspaper, this yearfs Monitor statt was not to be denied. Propelled onward by a burning de- sire tor a good newspaper, the start tried out the ottset method. The large number ot extra papers sold each time the Monitor 'fcame out spoke eloquently ot the stu' dent bcdy's reaction to the staftfs eftorts. The attset method used by the staff this year was less expensive than the reproduction method used last year. This meant that the statl had to do some ot the work that was formerly done by the printer. Staff members generally thought this was ci good idea because it helped them learn something about printing. The yery pleasant tact is that the Monitor's new look saved the statt money, Along with its new look in print- ing, the Monitor also had a new personality this year. Each issue contained about ten pictures, all of which portrayed incidents in the lives at the students at Monroe. Four weeks betore an issue was due to be published, assignments were handed out to iournalism stu- dents. Wheiw assignments were tin- ishecl, they were turned in to the copy editor. Atter the stories were typed, they were laid out on make- up pages similar to those that ap- peared in the Monitor. Finally headlines were written and stories pasted clown. After all tour pages were completely assembled, they were taken to the printer who hn- ished the iob. The last and most rewarding step at the publication process was distribution. MONITOR STAFF-Left to Right- Sue Weninger, Janice Stapleton, Marlys Van Heel, John Hanks, Jim Mueller, Dan Libby. MONITOR STAFF-Left to Right- Pct Lynch, Joyce Vonella, Al Fischer, Carol Gutz, Chuck Mechtel, Joe Steinbach. Monitor Makes the News With cf New Look ff EAGER BEAVERS-Left to Right-The photographer has caught Marie Coulter and Lee Hanft in the midst of inspecting underclass cuts. Dick Fciser has the good luck of wearing the first Doctrine button sold. Rosie Parranto does the pinning as Ginny Erskine looks on approvingly. Opposite Page-It looks as though Jerry Le-Claire and Harvey Schuldt have been overwhelmed once more by instructions from Mr. Berger. Karan Shaneyfelt and Karen Holmbeck hand a 51,000 check to Mr. Brown, the engraver. Mr. Berger hopes it won't bounce! C5 I-Q 1 ,s3,,,..4lhk :ge eighteen .N-lx N... X Doctrine Staff Records School Events Work on the Doctrine began early in the tall and continued on through a hectic year. Marie Coulter and Lee Hantt, co-editors, called statt meetings to hash out one problem after another. Karen Holmbeck, business manager, invented ways of obtaining money. Karan Shaneyfelt hustled from store to store selling ads. Jerry LeClaire and Harvey Schuldt compiled the sports statistics. Bob Luck and Gary Toenies wrote the nice things about the seniors. Ginny Erskine identi- Hed the pictures. Because Mr. Berger knew when to praise and when to prod, the Doctrine went to press. COLLECTION STAFF - Back Row - Kathy Anderson, Janet Heaberlin, JoAnn Whitcomb, Jim Lucker, Bob Kubal, Ben Bangerter, Rosalie Prospal, Judy Moe, Karen Magistad, Kathy Haas, Rosalie Hagberg. Second Row-Janet Wolft, Kathy Morrissey, Bar- bara Brodsky, Nancie Kath, Bev King, Pat Forrette. Front Row-Sharon Dean, Judy Schuldt, Peggy Emerson. COLLECTION STAFF - Standing - Jim Mueller, James Canner, Virginia Kaiser, Lydia Steinke, Helen Thunhart. Third Row- Ken Tonn, Bob Drey- ling, John Rowell, Ted Lundin. Second Row-Julie Wiseman, Peg McCann, Carol Gutz, Joan Sorenson, Kay Kolar, Barbara Schmidt, John Heuer. Front Row-Mary Ann Bechik, leva Ogrins, Nancy Tier- ney, Pat Perry, Jean Cushman, Kathy Daniels, Sandy Afflerbaugh, Alice Gaiovnik. DAYDREAMING-Gary Toenies, Gail Mason, and Bob Luck seem to be in the mood for dreaming, They're dreaming of the day that the yearbook should come out. Marie Coulter .... Lee Hanft .. ..... .. Virginia Erskine Karen Holmbeck Gail Mason . ,, Karan Shaneyfelt Rosalie Parranto Gary Toenies . Robert Luck . Harvey Schuldt . Gerald Le Claire Richard Faser Mr, Emil J. Berger . .Co-editor . ..... ...Co-editor .. Associate Editor . , Business Manager Ass't Business Manager . Advertising Manager . Snapshot Editor , Senior Editor . Senior Editor . . Sports Editor Ass't Sports Editor Activity Editor Adviser A SQUAD- Back Row - Mr. Romansky, Dick Hielm, Bob Hughes, Chuck Spurr, Bob Carpenter, Gary Tonn, Lloyd Law, Bob Winters, Ted Lundin, Bob Roscoe, Chuck Pfeiffer, Mr. Wirth. Second Row-Vince Frazer, Tom Knip- penberg, Dick Holmes, Jim Denning, Harvey Schuldt, Bob Wasko, Ron Huemoeller, Tony Barbato, Mike Ode- gard, Norris Holter, Len Gebhart, Ed Johnson, Bob Rudolph. Front Row-Norm Mielke, Jim Paradise, Gary James, Dick Huyck, Ken Tschida, Glen Lorenz, Dan Cashill, John Cartier, Chuck Vogelgesang. Green Wave Overwhelms Opponents On September T4, Coach Jim lNirth unveiled the Monroe football team for T957 The team exhibited an explosively fast backheld behind a big line, The combination was more than Vtfashington could match. Monroe's line was led by Vince Fraser and Harvey Schuldt, Mike Gdegarcl ripped 57 yards Through the left side for Monroe's hrst TD, Tony Borbato scored on a 23-yard dash, and Ron l-luemoeller plunged for two more. Wlteii the hnal gun sounded, the scoreboard read Monroe 32, VVashington o, One week later, September 2, Monroe met John' son, the defending city champions, The Green Wave took an early lead with a one-yard plunge by Mike Odegard, However, in the second half, the Governors crashed into thr Green VVave's end zone with two touchdowns and won the game l2Ao. Friday afternoon, September 27, Monror, and Murray tangled ii' a gan-e that featured two of the best auarterbacks in the city, Mon- roe's Bob Wasko and Murrays Jim Ullyot. The Green Wcive's only touclwlowfn came late in the fourth period when Norm Mielke ran fl yards to cross the double stripe. Glen Lorenz made the score 7 tc, fil where lre caught a pass from Dan Cashill for the extra point. Tlr gang gcgaiit' hfwd' 14 Cctrli' l-ii' tr 'tt was a defensive battle. Except for one well exe- cuted play, neither team penetrated their opponents' territory deeper than the 30-yard line. The play of the game was a 58-yard run by Monroe's Mike Odegard, l,553 people saw Monroe finish on the winning end of a 6-O score. Monroe's next trial was with Central. Although Monroe lost, there were outstanding plays by Bob Rudolph, right guard, and center Tom Knippenberg. Time after time they smashed across the scrimmage line to spill Central runners for losses. On October 3l, Monroe posted a I9-7 victory over Humboldt. Touchdowns were scored by Mike Odegard, Ron Huemoeller, and Dan Cashill. Cashill scored when he scooped up a Humboldt fumble and raced 59 yards. His path was cleared with key blocks by Bob Carpenter and Jim Denning. Humboldt scored its only touchdown in the fourth quarter. In its last game of the season against Mechanic Arts, Monroe iumped to a i9-O lead in the first quar- ter, but the Trainers battled back to tie the game 26-26. However, Monroe was not to be denied and scored two more touchdowns in the last quarter. Members of Monroe's grid team were honored at a dinner at the Legion Club on October 22. Parents of the team made the arrangements. Featured speak- ers were Frank Deig, football coach at St. Thomas, and Ralph Reeve, sports writer for the Dispatch- Pioneer Press, Coaches Jim Wirth and Harold Ro- mansky were presented with travel bags by co- captains Ron Huemoeller and Harvey Schuldt. Monroe's Green Wave ended the city conference schedule in a fourth place tie with a record of 4 wins and 3 losses. Bob Rudolph was honored by being placed on the all-city team. Mike Odegard and Harvey Schuldt received honorable mention. ROOM ENOUGH FOR A TRUCK - The line opens up a gaping hole in the Murray defenses and Tony Bar- bato strolls through for a long gain. lYou should have seen how quickly Murray filled up this gaping hole with concrete.l REMINISCING-Mr. James Wirth and Mr. Harold Ro- mansky give co-captains Harvey Schuldt and Ron Huemoeller a little background on former captains whose names are inked on the football that rests in the trophy case. Captains' names for each year dating from T953 are printed on this football. B SQUAD-Back Row-Dan Olson, .Jim Kasal, Frank Campbell, Jim Winters, Dave Olson, Stanley Lach, Jerry Roach, Jim Yaswa, Glenn Crain, Mike Berry, Charles Diederich. Second Row - Bob DeFoe, Ken Hielm, Tom Weaver, Dave Bangerter, Leo McMa- hon, Jerry Weaver, Jerry Alfonso, Joe DeCarlo, Lloyd Heroff, Pete Karas, Mike Hewitt, Bill Para- dise. Front Row-Mr. Craft, Tom Larson, Dennis Larson, Delbert Gillespie, Jim Volker, Bill Simpson, Roger Knippenberg, Albert Hanzal, John Benton, Duane Selander. Page twenty-one is 8 W f M- N--nw N' Nm' 'f--uw' w.,-...Mr Q T1 X , '15 I YAYQ ' :chaff . . V 'S f x f .V ,. A ,,, x .MSW , if K K ,W X if 5, V ar 4 A , nw hiin -. 3' , 'ff W. 6 One of the most anticipated and thrilling days of the school year was homecoming. This was the day when excitement filled the air and everyone was charged with enthusiasm. Some of the students had worked the entire evening before into the wee hours of the morning decorating their cars for the parade. As the day dawned, committees could be seen hurrying and scurrying every- where looking after last minute details. But the really excited people were Tony Barbato, Mary Lou Daddario, Jim Denning, Mary Kay Foley, Ron Huemoeller, Rosie Hunter, Mike Odegard, Bill Ruddy, Janice Stapleton, Maureen Vitek, Bob Wasko, and Suzy Weninger. They were the twelve candidates nominated for homecoming king and queen. To set the mood for the game, the cheerleaders charged the students with several rousing cheers at a pep assembly. Fever ran high as the cheerleaders jumped and yelled catchy cheers. During the pep assembly everyone sat tensely as the time approached for Mr. Wallblom to announce the name of the person whose car had been selected as the winning float. After the electrifying announcement, everyone bounded toward the doors and set out for the parade. The parade got off to a roaring start. It followed the familiar route down West Seventh Street to Lexington and on to Central. When the line of cars rounded the corner near Central Stadium, the cries of Mangle Murray, Monroe's Homecoming slogan, could be heard over everything else. Although the game was lost, spirits were undimmed and as early evening approached, Monroeites came to the dance. Enthusiasm rose as the time for the Grand March drew near. All at once a hush fell over the crowd and the procession of the candidates for king and queen began. All of them marched in couples and cheers arose from the crowd for the favorites. The tense moment for the candidates came iust before the student bady's selection was announced. The climax came when the crowns were placed on the heads of Bob Wasko and Rosie Hunter, the i958 homecoming king and queen. Congratulations were in order forthe royalty as they reigned over the remainder of the dance. PARADE'S ON-Upper Right-Darrell Gagnon chaperones i?l the three cheerleaders, Sharon Sampson, Sandy White, and Daryl Gillespie, during the parade. Second-The winner! leva Ogrin's car capped first place with its spirited decorations. Third- Dig those crazy cars. Fourth - Who got mangled? Murray or the car? Fifth - Queens, queens, everywhere and only one to crown! eq' - 5' X yf,'Ql3zx 3 r 9' . 'f Mk WHO'S WINNING? - Circle - So where's the ball? lower left- Someone is getting mangled. 1' X ? 5 . l'M' 'rv iw Fig! CROSS COUNTRY-Back Row-Jerry Flanagan, Dennis Krueger, Joe Royer, Roger Carle, Jim Kachel, Tom Cherney. Second Row - Bob Palachelc, Bob Luck, Wayne Hurley, Dick Ziertrnan, Roger Bartizal, Bill Averill, Ken Tonn, Darrell Gagnon, Jerry LeClaire. Froni Row- Kent Johnson, John Franklin, Lyle Anderson, John Heuer Harriers Finish Fourth The Monroe harriers placed tourth an the city meet tml titth m the regiotmzl meet, ln thi- 'meet ,-r' ith Johii- -on, the Green VVave won i7-64 in this sport the lzaw erarma team is the vvimtet Vlfaymf Hurley, Rage' Baittzal, and Bob Luck hiti5hecl htst, gi,-Qoncl, and third respectively, In the next meet, the team lost to Wilsoti Q7-28. In the tollowing meet, Wfashmgton tell as the Greenies ran past them i9-35, ln the conference tinol Monroe was defeated by Murray QI-48. Wayne Hurley and Bah Luck pacect thi- Mot off tern it tn, t t lit meet by f JS5ll'LI hr- 7'r:K-h m r.-tcntlf ati' Y 1 V J 'tirtth places lit the region nwffrt, Witt vivayttp htm'--, Siflx, Rage' Brirtzgffil tool aw iiinfl thixltwil t,-.r-li'lt THEY'RE OFF AND RUNNING - As the gun sounded, the Monroe cross country team was of? to a 'flying STGFT. V 1 li tyxght, lui, Pep Club Whoops It Up . . . An old organization came to lute this year Boastlng only one boy Bob Rudolph and several spurned oftlcers the pep club began the school year with a whlrl of octal actuvltues A combuned operatlon teaturlng horse back rndung and a wenner roast was the hrst event and although many were unable to stt down tor days atter wards everyone had fun Another event which brought bruuses and sore muscles as well as tun was an Ice skating party at Wulluams Arena The mann protect of the year was that of organlzlng a marching umt for the Vvunter Carntval parade The hours ot hard work patd off however tor the marchung untt won thlrd prnze nn the competttton The real functlon of the OFQODIZGTIOH IS to promote enthusiasm at athletuc games and the mem bershtp of thus year s club really whooped ut up at every game They always came prepared wtth lots ot arnmunl tton new cheers pompoms nonsemakers and energy pulls peanuts 1 C .uv CHEERLEADERS Back Row Joyce Mnlnar Jamce Staple ton Second Row Sandy Potts Daryl Gtllespne Front Row Sharon Sampson Sandy Whlte PEP CLUB Back Row Elsle Plonclnsky Kathy Carle Bonnie Zreman Vtrglnla Chavez Bev Olson Mary Kay Maruska Gerry Herme Donna Hofer Darlene Taylor Fifth Row Bev White Germalne Fearung Nancne Kath Rosle Prospal Janet Wall? Mary Ann Bechtk Kathy Hofer Ellene Kopecky Shnrley Stncha Carol Gutz Ma rgne Achten Fourth Row Judy Moe Kathy Wosnka Ruta Atvars Sharon Dean Rosle Hagberg Pat Forrette Barbara Brodsky Kathy Dement Joan Sorenson Julle Wnseman Third Row Kathy Morrnssey Peggy Emerson Kathy Danuels Shnrley Dlxen Darlene Yunkers Hazel Englund Kay Kolar Sandy Hollernng Judy Maynard Pat Perry Second Row Bev Kung Nancy Pav llcek Janet Heaberlln Sharon Sampson Karen Maglstad Kathy Haas Daryl Glllespne Nancy Tterney Jean Cushman Judy Stodola Front Row Sandy Whnte Mr Wtlken Sandy Potts Paqe tw , , t . . . 5 . - , . . . , . . 6 t t , , A ,N l - t 1 . - A l X 8 I I I - - , . . - , . .. I l T T I I , , t f , , . T I I I , , , I I I I ' T ' 1 1 I 1 I I ' T I I I I 1 1 I I - 1 I I , , , , I I - 1 , . 1 ' G D ies, 5 . , . . 1 ,... X., , up -, ' - ' , L I., ' .. M Y . I tt .i , 5 ' 'lf ' ,V . ,, tt., - P t K . I . 7 t - -J A, .. . . T . , 1 I 5 ' T' - - ' . . x ' ' - , ' r, , ,A 1 ' .', t,, 'X 1 Q' ff . fi . 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Lower Left Mr Rowell and Mr Blood exchange oplnlons about John lower Right Mrs Hovelsrud wel comes another parent Let s see you re Jrm s mother? I o o FRANK MOMENTS-Upper Left-Mr. Romansky is telling P uf- fwen JUNIOR CLASS OF FICERS Seated Bob Rudolph presldent Sh Sampson vnce presudent Standing Kath nek treasurer The th aron y Mull: secretar D y worked many h e Thanksglvm y uck Kr ours to organize g dance a slen h tumor sem such actlvntles g rude the sock h or prom op and the sparkl HOME ROOM 103 Back Row Charles Mechtel Thomas Tschnda Wllluam Trow Kenneth Olllg Robert De Young June Fahey Susan Mahnke Second Row Susan Chol las Hauser Colleen Peterson Jud Rasmussen Russell Mattson Renee Pangal w Nancy K Marianne Zelenka Mrs Y one Beverly White olan Doug Sharyw Weckwerth Front Ro s Lease Nancy Nodes Darlene T aylor Patrlcna Thury Aff' 7 elqht :va as mg -1 i,.,s 5 - - 1 I 1 ' . - 1 7 ' 1 . 1 1 1 h - 1 1 1 1 ' ' I - 1 1 1 I r 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . A 11 , 2, ' 1 1, , ' 1 rx: X,-' . . . Juniors Look Forward to Becoming Seniors 4,2 if HOME ROOM T04 Back Row Jerry Hagberg Davld Tryon Deann Deller Guy Puccu John Cartuer Bob Pavelc Muke Schultz Mike Cosetta Thlrd Row Curtis Krueger Sharon Dean Mary Jane Davrs Mary Schae fer Ann Cyza Lorralne Harrison Ruta Atvars Second Row Joanne Launclervllle Duane Durand Sharon Gannon Janet Anderson Hazel Englund Nancy Pavllcelc Elsue Plonclnsky Janlce Newman Front Row Rosemary Hagberg Phyllss Fxsh Corrine Engman Mrs Kukler Beverly Kung Rosalle Prospal Rose Augustnne HOME ROOM 'IO7 Back Row Thomas Bulera Ben Bangerter Tom Baumann Don Boxmeyer Roger Geske Dave Rooke Third Row Ethel Callan Joan Gerner Robert Muller Paul Collatz Dan S besta Jerry Coates Sue Gagllardl Second Row Pat Spurr Janet Heal: rlln Pat Konchal Marne Neuberger Naomi Lundgren Beverly Krlha Front Row Pat Madigan Jean Cushman Rosalre Quercua Mass Trayboatowskl Myrtle Smuth Pat Fabuo D nna Mae Spllttestoesser 'I' 1 3 ill Page tw: tty vw ,- I 1 -' .. -' -4 3 . 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K , -1 6 L hgh: HOME ROOM 110 Back Row Jnm Paradise Larry Galles Jlm Conner Vern Schafhausen Ken Tonn Dave Walters Dave Gardner Thlrd Row Ed Haakmson Bob Kung Pat Dee Ken Tschlda Don Doree Marlys Gustaf son Second Row Nancy Tnerney Judy Jenderec Bull Palzer Darlene Johnson Kay Kolar Sandra Hollernng Dave Peterson Front Row Judy Maynard Judy Gruber Mr Wirth Joanne Hammer Anne Valento Beverly Anderson HOME ROOM 201 Back Row Daniel Cashlll Gary Tonn Richard Okeson Paul Vogel Louis Koplschke James Gould Thlrd Row James Lucker Barbara Albachten Jay Noyes Robert Berken Carolyn Engebretson Joe McLay Wllluarn Berry Second Row Mr G Johnson Joyce LeClalre Joseph Maudl Robert Jones John Mller Kathryn Karsten Richard Walker Front Row Carole Kobvllra Doretta Boomhower Julianne Cogburn Barbara DeMarre Shirley Chrlstopherson Judy Bathen '-ff 4 ,y A , ' l 'X X V fr- . - 1 1 l 1 1 I ' ' i' I I I I I - ' T I I I I I I ' T I I ' I I I T T ' I I I I I I ' .Y I I I I I I ' - - - 1 1 1 1 1 I ' i I I I 1 , . if fr 1 I :ff by -' : V X 11. . it f I . 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I I ' I I .l ' ' 1 1 i 1 i 1 I I ' 1 I I I I I HOME ROOM 309- Back Row- Robert Whaley, Michael Pream, Jerry Rose, Richard Krivanelc, Dennis Mason, I I 0 5 . . 1 A I I . I I l . I I . I I ' ' T I I I I I I , . -L 1, Y ss? W L K . at -L: V X, sr AV 1 Q - P 5' X 'f 'X V , i tm X V 1. ' ,, ,. ' . Y . U- 1 . - 1 X- J Q ' ' . Q'-, sip rr 1 1 f, Y - J Q ' ' I an N' HOME ROOM 2 Back Row Vxrglnla Lmkert Margie Achten R sue Joker Bull Averill Bull Thell Bob Lannner Clnnt Lehman Jerry Huetala Thlrd Row Jackie Dressely Tom Bakula Fern Weyand Sand: Afrflerbaugh Judy Belka Phnl Smlth Carol Rasmussen Second Row Kathy Carle Sharon Lee Alice Galovnlk Ruth Wenner Julne Wasernan Sandra Hunter Sharon Hanacek Carolyn Ruprechf Front Row Shirley Stucha Sharon Stemer Je rome Fnscher Jerllyn Zopf Wray White Darlene Waldbnllug Sand: Hosll HOME ROOM 102 Bock Row Sandra Llnk Corey Doneshefsky John Hanks Robert Olsen Ted Lundln George Richter Glen Lorenz James Link Ken Ingmanson Second Row Carol Stevens Gary Walter Leo McMahon Cyn thua Bruno Glen Cram Mary Vunnes Cralg Copley Germaune Jennuges Front Row Barbara Bartuzal Cheryle Whate Barbara Halter Glorua Dupey Darlene Haber Mass Robeck Janet Luck Marlene Putzl Karen Hlelle Ed Seg X! H 7 g ,' ' 'ff 9 ,H ,lsttxqr 3 . K Q? J L . Q ., 4 I 3 A . - - . . . . I . I C. ' . . I . I . 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TM' ,ff 1 L, J ', ,b 'Xiu , s y Sophomores Choose Leaders, Forge Ahead ll ed: 4 3 I -rs! ,.r:.a '.- HOME ROOM Ill Back Row Barbara Borotz John Chelstrom Harold Hntzman Joe Stelnbach Pat Flaherty John Ralelgh Karen Grovum Thlrd Row Duck Schneider Geraldine Herme Barbara Andert Bonnne Zleman Karel Welgel Bob Vogelgesang Second Row Tum Alexander Kent Johnson Sharon Ryan Donna Mae Hoter Joyce Mattson JoAnn Mollnar Dale Neumann Front Row Patrlcra Schultz Alice Vorllcky Elaine Matyklewlcz Mr Hanson Anna Bllotta Loretta Tupa Karen Hatder HOME ROOM 208 Back Row Sheryl Peterson Lorraune Dubsky Larry Vath Muchael Moran Robert Exner Anna Rose Coluccl Norma Praml Third Row Robert DeFoe Darrel Oehrleln Toni Thelssen Sandra Potts Pamela Gruber Vlrgunaa Chavez Peter Gaylord Second Row Mr Powderly Eileen Kopecky Judy Schultz Judith Cas key Nancy Kodada Janice Jambor Ronald Naumann Front Row Darlene Fuschback Beverly Kirby Judy Zwurn Sharon Peterson Judy Savard Sally Shields X7 0-0 ' If IA I an 9 Poqe th rty three o o 0 . . 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Kathy Hofer Duane Haugen Carol Hllrno Judy Bogart Audrey Schelblauer Geraldlne Elnberger Carol Houske Front Row Adeline Orchard Jean Rutter Sandra Defqe Allen Slgal Franklnn Jones Lorrame Vanyo Kathleen An dersen Earllne Muggley 'WC Bmvm Page thnrty tour N 1 - - 4- ' - ' L' ig. . 1 I -- ' I J S le N , , 1 . N , I . 1 A Q . L 1 h , 1 I A 1 . W A t me ll- ' rf A Gfgg . .:'- ' C W . ,,. --. . ' . ' N I 4 , i ' 15,34 , ,,v 5 , . 5 K, , l -ll ' . i 5 A. h 'N , N ,V-2?-L' l ' Q ' ' . 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Q .It 1 : ,. - I W , 5 -3, ' f.- 'I , , , , r- r ty -tx Enthusrastrc Freshmen Begm Four Year Term 5 Y 1 9 NK ei' te HOME ROOM 202 Back Row Dennis Welnhandl Pat Kllne Ken Nelson Ron Snyder Glorla Johnson Gary Lendway Nathella Merrlll Wlllnam Wllhelmy Thl d Row Dale Allport Kathleen Sammon Wlllsam Ueltschu Robert Helsler Joanne Whltcomb Rlcha d Helsler Jchn Wemnger Second Row Ramona Zamora Pat Em berger Frances Belbluk Sally Berqulst A t Hyden Don Smith Jlm Hammer Front Row Robert Bastyr Ruta Bab atz Elizabeth Erlckson Joyce Blechunger Aluce McKnight Tom Bltterman Mr Craft HOME ROOM 203 Back Row Rlchard Hammer Davud Kutz Charles Dlederlch Robert Helnz Gerald Foster Roger Tessllng Jerome Roach Paul Prokcp Third Row Judy Dancll Jean Hedman Stephan Roscoe Dan Kelly Gary Moe Kay Heuer Tom Hcule S cond Rcw Judy Peterson Connne Maslosku Gerald Alfonso Carol McDon ough Sharon Leutch Wlllnam Slmps n John Stern F ont Row Darlene Challberg Isaac Alola Judy Johnson Kathleen Charles Georglne Salzwedel Bannle Edward Mass Brocker 3 Paqe thnrty seven S i 9 9 W gf: 1 I x Q P V .. 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T il n l 'Q V 'i ,I ' ' 2 2 S 'ff Sl fl 35 S J V , V - It HOME ROOM 206 Back Row Ronald Esch Donald Szondy Joseph Foley Kenneth Muller Wlllcam Lee Wayne McCarthy George Lamson Third Row Janice Gustafson Joseph Renter Glenna Jones Jean Johanson Sandra State Nancy McKmght Jrll K k Wll run e I lam Llndenau Second Row Sharon Matyklewlcz Bonnie Gallagher Pat Larson David Bangerter Henrietta Sagarsky Barbara Stn e Ken th H l a ey e mar Gellespue Duane Selander Dlanne Curtns HOME ROOM 207 Back Row Jack Bataglna Jam Patwell Peter Karas Armond Mueller Bull Totusek Charles Koehnen Robert Milner Mark Harrls Third Row Judy Young Josephlne Roscoe JoAnn Heatherston Patrlcla Gallagher Dorothy Schmldt JoAnn Nelson Gerald Flanagan Davud Podgorsku Second Row Patrncna Funk Lols Woslka Mildred Judklns Helene Sagarsky Ronald lansky Germaine Fearing Lenard Relnhardt Flont Row Pat Langlols Bett Sch t D l y warz ara Duffy Carol Raschnck Joyce Wotschke Judy Heurlng Larry Strenke Mr Hughes Page thlrty e qht , 1 7 - E , ' L f L 1 i he 0 f X V f ,. G ' I , ' I , ' I , J 'p , ne- ie rn. Front Row L Sharon Mattix, Gary Pavlicek, Mrs. Olson, Kathleen Wh I , D l ' ' , , ' ' . w 'I ,ax ft -Y Ts? Freshmen Take School rn Stride HOME ROOM 302 Back Row Alberta St Sauver Beverly Peters Janet Pachl Loss Gall Judy Bauer Walter Knafla Ronald Kammueller Third Row Arthur Taylor Gretchen Bangerter Judy Anderson Arthur Klrby Jo seph DeCarlo Audrey Warlsch Second Row Sandra Schmidt Kathleen Schnelder Marllyn Vogel Carol Clow Shirley Hovlnd Sharon Evans Front Row Gary Krlvanek Sharon Lostrom Mrs Terry Darlene Cnerzan Alfred Martagon Underclass Scholastic Honor Roll Juniors Ruta Atvars Daryl Gillespie Janet Anderson leva Orgrnns Ben Bangerter Beverly Schneider Jlm Conner Sophomores Kathleen Anderson John Benton Peggy Emerson Karen Hagberg Judy Hollatz Enleen Kopecky Jerry Alfonso Gretchen Bangerter Charles Dzederlch Caroline Gosselln Janet Luck Beverly Olson Joan Sorenson Shnrley Thunhart Vlrgnnza Vogel Delores Wegner Lois Gall Patrucla Larson Catherlne Mauluk Sandra Schmrdt Poqe thwrty mne O O O I O U' . 9 1 U G . Q? ll M r F H? , 2 H X p ig s J ' V is AX, Freshmen gf'- N49 56 A954 ik fb B to Q fb Ai? LEFT TO RIGHT-TOP ROW-According to Newton, every- thing that goes up must come down . . . the Y-teens ofhcers pause tor their portrait . . . Silent night, holy night, THIRD ROW-The hockey players are on pins and needles as the game continues at an exciting clip . . . a dark moment for Monroe basketball enthusiasts . . , Sharon and Daryl are really pounding the knots out of the hardwood Floor . . . Mantoux tests really don't hurt-much. SECOND ROW-Where's Mr. Wallblom? He could use players like these two .... Rosie Parranto brews peanut brittle at Junior Achievement . , . Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Jerry LeClaire is getting practice as a sideshow barker at the P.T.A. Carnival. BOTTOM ROW-lt surely looks as though these fellows are enjoying themselves at the Jane Eyre re- hearsals . . . my, what big hands you have, Joyce! . . . Wheel Our team scored another goal' '.., Monroe stu- dents have a habit ot haunting the library when essay tfme rolls around, WINTER . . . The hockey team compiled a lo-6 won-lost record against some of the best teams in the state. The team's successes were the results of Mr. Art Johnson's coach- ing savvy and the all-out determination of the players. The Greenies finished third in the conference schedule with an impressive record of 6 wins and 2 losses. This was the best record of any Greenie team since Monroe's entry into the conference in T944 The Hrst conference game against Washington started the season oft with a bang and a 2-O victory Hockey Headlines Winter . . . HOCKEY REIGNS-Upper Left-Coach Art Johnson presents the Monroe hockey queen, Pat Lynch, to the stu- dent body. Center Left-Avid hockey fans, Julie Wiseman, Peg McCann, Shirley Sticha, and Sharon Bomersine, eagerly await the next goal for Mon- roe, of course. Bottom-Goalie Dick Krivonek guards the nets as Torn Gris- wold, Dick Hielrn, Glen Lorenz, and Lyle Anderson put up a stiff defensive line. for the Greenies. The Green Wave then went on to post an impressive 2-I victory over the highly rated Murray team. In a thrilling game against Harding, Monroe found itself on the short end of a 2-l score. Making a fast comeback, they quickly disposed of Wilson 6-T and Central 9-O. In the game against Johnson, the Greenies put up a terrific battle, but Johnson's superior depth gave them a 4-O victory. ln the two remaining conference games, Monroe over- came Humboldt 2-O and whipped Mechanic Arts l-O. 'Lf' 'B is 2 1141552 -2 A g.,- i BIQ614gl ln the first round of the regionol ployoffs, Monroe drew Centrol ond eosily defeated them 7-O. During the second gorne the Greenies encountered miseroble luck with their slop shots ond were unoble to put the puck into the net, Murroy won l-O. on this yeor's squod were Bob ond Glen Lorenz. Jerry Hogberg olternoted in the nets. The first of Woyne Hurley, Bob Luck ond Ploying defense Wosko, Dick l-lielm, ond Dick Krivonek line wos composed Roger Bortizol. The olternote line wos manned by Torn Griswold, Ken Tonn ond Lyle Anderson. Mon- roe's representotion on the oll-city te-om wos Bob Woslco. A SQUAD - Left fo Right - Ken Hielm, Lyle Anderson, Tom Weaver, Jerry Weaver, Jerry Hagberg, Roger Bartizal, Wayne Hurley, Tom Griswold, Bob Luck, Glen Lorenz, Dick Krivanek, Ken Tonn, John Heuer, Dick Hielm, Bob Wasko, Mr. Johnson, B SQUAD- Back Row-Mike Berry, Ed Bonnie, Tom Larsen, Dennis Larson, Dick Olscn, Dave Olson, Jim Day, Bob Defoe, Dick Schneider, Dan Olson, Art Kirby, Mr. Hughes. Front Row- Bill Lindenau, Bill Simpson, David Bangerter, Lyle Hetznecker, Jim Volker, Tim Alexander, Bob Unze, Jim Kasel. I-'iv . V, -4 r-V, ,,,.,W+R:'x, ', 1 V Page foft y-:nee Greenle Bucketeers Meet Challenge A SQUAD BASKETBALL Left To Rlghi Mr Wallbl rn Pat Jerry LeClaure Ken Olllg Roger Geske Gary Tonn Norrn For The Monroe baskeTball Team This season was a period of building shaping and preparing for Jerry Le Claire and only one returning sTarTer Dan Cashull Dan sparked The undersuzed under manned and nnexperuenced Team wuTh a 205 polnTs average per game This raTlng was enough To wan The cuTy Conference scorlng TnTle for hum as well as a place on The all cnTy Team Durnng The hrsT game of The season Monroe meT CenTral rn The Como Park Junior Hugh School gym Perhaps :T was The cold weaTher buT aT any raTe E 54 B2 Dee Dan Cashnll Duck Huyck Ted Lundun Lloyd Law Mlelke Ken Tschlda Don Schaefer Monroes shoohng was The ColdesT ThaT any Green Wave Team has ever experrenced The boys were game On The oTher hand Central huT The baskeT con slsTenTly and as a resulT ended up wlTh 58 po1nTs One of The besT allaround played games wa The Monroe Harding game Although Monroe led 26 To Q5 at half Tame Harding found :Ts range Ill The Thlrd quarter and slowly pulled away evenTually beaflng The Greenies by a score of 52 -46 Dan Cashlll was high scorer wuTh 28 pounTs To hus credn Page fo T5 lou BSQUAD LefHoRlgh1' Mr Wnrth Peter Gaylord e HI Frank Campbell John Johnson Chuck Dledrlch .hm McLaury Dale All port Jam Wotzka Jlm Hedman John Chelstrom Jerry Foster Ned Spen cer Dennls Beahan Joe DeCarlo Jerry Alfonso Dee Gillespie Bob Bastyr 0 0 0 0 ' A , nl ' T , 54 B g L I X T' T T s Y Q I nexT yegr, The Greg-nieg bogged only one genigrl able To pick up Only T8 pOll'1TS TlTrOUQl'TOUT the enTire , Fr d il,' ' Q r fe r Throughout the i958 season Monroe played many good teams. One of theggf was Wilson. The first half of the Monroe-Wilson game found our bucketeers challenging the Redmen to a see-saw scoring duel. At the end of the tirst quarter the score was tied t2 to IQ. During the second auarter, however, Wilson out-scored Monroe 27 to TQ, and led at half-time by a score of 37 to 211. The Redmen kept the pressure clamped tightly on a cold-shooting Monroe team all during the second half. Wilsorwfs leading scorers were able to pile up 25 points apiece during the night, Although Dan Cashill led Monroe with 28 points, the Green Wcmve was forced to bow 70 to 45. The basketball season ended on February i9 with Vvashington furnishing the opposition, Monroe got off to an impressive 29 to 26 half-time lead, but lost their shooting eye in the second half and fell victims to a last quarter rally by the Prexies. The heartbreaking score at the conclusion of this exciting tangle was 5-4442. Next year Monroe will again be under-sized. Ken Ollig will be the tallest returning letterman, and he is only 6 feet 2 inches tall. Returning starters Dan Cashill, Norman Mielke, Gary Tonn, and Don Schaefer should form a solid foundation for next year's team. Ken Tschida, Dick l-luyck, and Roger Geske will also be hghting for starting positions. Cheering this year's team on through their losses was the newly formed pep club. This exuberant group beat a path to Como Park Junior High School through snow, sleet, and every other kind of nasty weather. They led Monroe's students through cheers and tears, Although their efforts often proved fruitless, they were always on hand in full force for the next game. To the members of pep club goes a vote of thanks for their willing- ness and school spirit. ENJOYING THE GAMES - Upper Right- Dan Cashill chalks up two points for Monroe. Center Right-Dan Cashill and Gary Tonn watch hopefully as Pat Dee dribbles down the court. Lower Right -Managers Peter Gaylord and Fred Hill check the equipment before a big game. Lower Left-Winning or losing? One can't tell from the expressions on these faces, School Barker Promotes Trcket Sales TICKET SELLERS Left to Rught Bob Cook Don Zellner Marue Coulter Dale Aulport Duck Taverna were among those who responded to Mr Wulkens pre game lunch room call Everybody everybody get your tuckets get your tuckets tlrst ast . . . Lettermen Pose M CLUB Back Row Bob Wasko Bob Luck Ken Tonn Pete Magustad Roger Carle Jerry LeClaure Sec ond Row Gary Hovund Wayne Hurley Roger Bartuzal Duck Holmes .lay Noyes Bob Rudolph Lyle An derson Front Row Jum Ramacuer Harvey Schuldt Darryl Gagnon Bob Dreylung Duck Faser John Franklun Duck Gebhardt Glenn Lorenz Page forty sux I I ' Q I R. T l T I I . I . I . . , - u, W - . - . - ! I - and only chance! Step right over here! i 1- I I I . I I - ' - - I I I I I I - ' T I I I I I I , . Gymnasts Whlrl Monroes gymnasts sustatntng vuc torues over all four of their conference rlvals compuled a good record thus season On February lf? IU the cty meet Monroe placed slxth however the team lost to many of the teams they had beaten an prevuous meets February 25 was the date for the re glonal meet After all the scores were tabulated Monroe found Itself ID sev enth place In the standlngs Monroe sent two representatives to the state meet on March 8 Jim Ramacler scored two hfth places and Len Gebhart scored well on the mats Coach Art Johnson hopes for a good season next year A large number of sophomores and tumors will be returnlng GYMNASTS Upper Center Bob Pal Jlm Ramacler These boys swung and flipped their way through the years gymnastnc season GYMNASTICS Back Row Ed Groess Gary Hovlnd Jlm Ramacler Bob Pala chek Bob Rudolph Thlrd Row Bull Averull Jnm Walsh Roger Tesslmg Harvey Schuldt Bob Hughes Jay Noyes Pete Karas Second Row Dave Podgorskl Ar mond Mueller Gary Pavlucek John Benton Tom Baumann Jum Kachel Duck John s n Front Rcw John Stern Joe Weiss Bob Prospal Ronald Jansky Joel McLay Gary Krlvanek Steve Roscoe Page forty ,even O ' ' -Nas, ' l . , , 2 f . achek. Left- Gary Hovind. Right we . . , -Q 1. I l I I ' I - I ' T . I I I I I I ' T I - I I I I I - '5 - - I 1 1 I 1 , . QE Fiscl1er's Follies . . . Almost any afternoon after three a'clocl4, one can hear screams and saueals coming from the girls' gym. The enthusiastic noise-makers are members ot the Girls' Athletic Association who might be playing basketball, volleyball, or badminton, depending an the time of year. G.A.A. provides Monroe girls with an opportunity to participate in both athletic and social events, The tirst social event of the year was a get-acquainted hilce and powwow on October 9. This was followed by the Candy Rock dance, which was held on November l5. During the dance balloons carrying candy were released from the ceiling. As a result, shrielcs and saueals at delight reverberated throughout the gym. The mast important event of the year was the annual G.A.A. play day on May l. Almost all high schools in the city were invited. Sports, dancing, and food were enioyed by all who attended. The concluding event of the year was the banquet held at Crabtree Kitchen on May 22. Letters and all- city awards were presented to all members who had earned the required number ot points. G.A.A. OFFICERS - Left to Right- Rosalie Parranto, president, Marie Coulter, vice-president, Janet Luck, publicityg Janice Stapleton, recording secretary. These girls are high on the ladder of success in school ac- tivities. G.A.A.-Back Row-Beverly Selander, Gale Olrnstead, Lee Hanft, Ingrid Koch, Joyce Milnar, Beverly Olson, Anna Colucci, Mary Vinnes, Sandy Potts, Mary Ann Bechik. Third Row-Kathy Milli, Diane Nutzman, Helen Thunhart, Kathy Haas, Nancy Kath, Ruta Atvars, Karen Hagberg, Margie Achten, Darlene Johnson. Second Row-Nancy Tierney, Mary Kay Maruslca, Geraldine Herme, Marlys Van Heel, Janice Stapleton, Marilyn Bjorklund, Norma Swenson, Joan Sorenson, Kay Kolar, Daryl Gillespie. Front Row-Janet Heaberlin, Janet Anderson, Judy Maynard, Kathy Daniels, Darcey Scott, Sandra Link, Shirley Thunhart, Dona Hofer, Delores Wegner. icrrfeight 1 Tie' X Q E , Bette ge' 0 9 me E 'Y ' J L , ,, ? fr J G.A.A.-Back Row-Janet Wolff, Pat Perry, Judy Stodola, Kathy Dement, Carol Gutz, Virginia Kaiser, Marie Coulter, Jackie Erickson, Irma Hanks, Joan Ament, Julie Wiseman, Margaret McCann. Third Row-Janet Luck, Kathie Carle, Virginia Chavez, Elaine Matykiewicz, Judy Linn, Shirley Dixen, JoAnn Larsen, Darlene Yunkers, Sandy Hollering, Ieva Ogrins, Janice Gustafson. Second Row-Beverly Peters, Hazel Englund, Zellah Spicer, Gerry Culhane, Karel Weigel, Jean Johanson, Bonnie Zieman, Marlene Pitzl, Patricia White, Donna Prokop, Sharon Dean. Front Row- Pat Forrette, Mary Ann Kellerman, Beverly White, Darlene Taylor, Elsie Ploncinsky, Antoinette Diedrich, Jean Cushman, Barbara Brodsky, Rosie Prospal, Rosie Hagberg, Virginia Erskine. G.A.A.-Back Row-Rosalie Parranto, Phyllis Fish, Sally Berquist, Joyce LeClaire, Eileen Kopecky, Shirley Sticha, Kathy Hater, Jill Krinke, Shirley Hovind, Gretchen Bangerter, Diane Haugen. Third Row-Mary Jo Hanzal, Frances Beiblik, Sharon Evans, Sandy Schmidt, Kathleen Maulik, Nancy Allen, Carol Raschik, Beverly King, Sandy Fredericksen, JoAnn Powers. Second RowAVirginia Vogel, Sharon Ryan, Karen Haider, Loretta Tupa, Peggy Emer- son, Kathleen Morrissey, Alice Gaiovnik, Pat Larson, Shirley Newton, Judy Savord. Front Row-Randalin Williams, Corrine Mahoney, Sandy White, Judy Johnson, Diane White, Georgine Salzwedel, Rose Augustine, Barbara Bartizal, Pat Schultz. Page tortyentne Y-Teens Manage Busy Calendar . . . it Page ltty ? 2 Q YTEENS Back Row Darcy Scott Sandra Llnk Marge Achten Karen Hagberg Judy Mnshek Mary Ann Bechuck Sharon Dean Judy Schuldt Kathy Danuels Second Row Darlene Waldbrlllng Judy Maynard Lois Gall Jean Johansen Nancy Tierney Joyce LeClalr Front Row Jean Wllke Georgla Salzeckel Corrme Mahoney Peggy Emerson Kay Morrlssey YTEENS Back Row Nancy Kodada Darlene Taylor Pot Perry Beverly Whnte Shnrley Dnxon Judy Stodola Carol Gutz Joan Sorenson Kay Kolar Tom Drederlch Second Row Jantce Gustafson Elsie Plonclnsky Janet Heaberlnn leva Ogrlns Kathy Falad Judy Kalash Jean Cushman Sandra Hollerlng Front Row Nancy Pavllcek Beverly Kung Pa trlcra Larson Gretchen Bangerter Shirley Hovlnd Sharon Leach All through the school year on every second Monday an active group at gurls known as the Yteens rnet ID room 2Ol to plan actlyltles They planned and later executed such hllarlous social actnvltues as theur famous come as you are breakfast An all school OHOII' which they conducted was the May Dance at which tame the lre hrnan queen and her sophomore gunlor and senior attendants were crowned The Yteen gurls also partuclpated IH a varlety ot cuvuc aflalrs most ot which were organized and sponsored by the YWCA ' r 1 f y ' L4 1 ' l f k ' Y- - N, ,fv- 'J' I . 1 , V v ,' E 1 I ' 1 . Vi . ,fx -' ' 1 9 - T I I I I 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' T I I I I - l in I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 I I l i I I - 1 1 1 - . V I - . . . . S I I ' - lt's Party Time for G.A.A. At this yeor's party the girls enioyed themselves dancing to La De Da and The Stroll, eating, and playing games. The food committee did an excellent iob. When the gaiety began, tables were loaded with cakes, cookies, sandwiches, pop, and many other good things. Gifts were also exchanged. Rosie Parranto, presi- dent of GAA., presented Mrs. Fischer with a pair of white wool gloves as a gift from all the girls, A unique feature of this year's party was that boys were welcome fonly a limited number, however. Three boys, who, by the way, crashed the party, were allowed to stay. The lucky boys were Bob Luck, Darrell Gagnon, and Jim Mueller. GIRLS, GIRLS EVERYWHERE - l. Rosie Parranta enioys her- self and the food at the G.A.A. Christmas party. 2. Mrs. Fischer is in charge of distributing gifts, and she makes everyone happy including Germaine Fearing. 3. Mrs. Fisch- er tries her luck at bowling. 4. Kathy Hofer and Gerry Herme gaze in amazement at the mounds of toad. 5. Eileen Kopecky and Shirley Stichc chat as Nancy Allen warily eyes the camera. 6. Judy Johnson thrcws a nice ball. 7. Virginia Vogel has her eye cn Sandra Link's cake. 8. Shirley Thunhart tries her luck with a slcw roller. 9. What goes up must come down. -A F065 Qurll 8. Scroll Any writer who has wrutten and published tltty or more Inches ot copy nn euther he Monitor or the Doctrine IS ell glble tor membershlp an Quill ond Scroll Students who ore nominated to membershup IN thu honorary Iournolnstuc soctety re celve puns QUILL 8. SCROLL Left to Right Marlys Van Heel Suzanne Wen Inger Patrlcna Lynch Janice Stapleton Joyce Vanello James Mueller Future Teachers Begrn Careers The Future Teochers of An e :ca club ot Monroe seems to grow an snze every year Membership lncludes students from all tour classes freshmen through sensors and are not oll gurls Ottlcers o thts yeors orgonlzotuon were Harvey Sfhuldt presxdent Lee l-lanft vlce presudent Joan Santo treasurer ond Sharon Deon secretory During the winter months severol of the members actually became teachers On one day they were sent to Homecrott Elementary School to observe and on the tollowmg day were allowed to teach FUTURE TEACHERS Back Row Sheryl Peterson Beverly Schnender Jerry Le Claire Doretta Boomhower Jean Cushman Fourth Row Janet Anderson Duane Haugen Shlrley Dlxen Darlene Yunkers Darlene Tay lor Dale Haugen .hm Wotzka Third Row Janet Heaberlln Deanna Deller Patrrcna Spurr Potrlcna Fabio Joan Sorenson Kathy Danlels Karen Hagberg Second Row Rosalie Parranto Vnrgnnla Kaiser Gale Olrn stead Vlrglnla Ersklne Ingrncl Ann Koch Karel Weugel Peggy Emerson Front Row .loan Santo treasurer Sharon Dean secretory Harvey Schuldt president Lee Hanft vuce president 19 l Lrngursts Have Delrghtlul Year ROMANCE LANGUAGE CLUB Back Row Vnrgmna Kalser Ieva Ogrlns Karen Hagberg Sandra Hollermg Sandra Llnk Kay Kolar Julne Wuseman Delores Wegner Second Row Jnm Mueller Kathy Damels Carol Gutz Joan Sorenson Janet Luck Gary Toenles Front Row Jean Cushman Tom Duederlch Elsie Plonclnsky Janet Wolff Patrlcua Perry Nancy Trerney gerter Vlrglma Vogel Daryl Glllespxe Janet Heaberlln John Benton Geraldine Smlth Robert Rudolph Kent Johnson Second Row Paul Collatz Janet Anderson Albert Hanzal Randy Wxlllams Conme Masloskn Kathleen Maullk Mary Jo Hanzal Richard Roesler Front Row Sharon Dean Judy Maynard Vlrglnla Ersktne Rosalle Parranto Glenna Jones Peggy Emerson l Page tlfty hree O Q O O O G ROMANCE LANGUAGE CLUB-Back Row-Mrs. Kukler, Patricia Spurr, Estelle Sawetsky, Nancy Pavlicek, Ben Ban- Holiday Spirit invades Monroe Some of the goings-on at Monroe which heralded the approach of Christmas were the choir's singing and the band's playing in the halls, beautifully decorated Christmas trees at every turn, and the annual Christmas play presented by Miss Mahood's speech classes. For weeks before Christmas the choir and band could be heard practicing for the Christmas assembly and their annual march through the halls, Various clubs and classes eagerly decorated Christmas trees in hopes of winning the coveted best tree award. Although it was a close contest, hrst prize, this year, was awarded to Miss l2obeck's homeroom, The winning tree was decorated by a group of industrious sophomores who must have sat up nights tying bows and bows and more bows. Some were red and some were white, and altogether the collection of red and white bows made a very beautiful Christmas tree. The Christmas assembly brought a solemn note to all the gaiety. This year's play, Why the Chimes Rang, was produced by the speech classes, The theme of the play suggested the true spirit of Christmas -good will. The chimes featured in the story were, according to legend, hung high in a church tower, and were supposed to ring only when the Christ Child was pleased. According to the story of the play, the chimes had not rung for many years. However, when Holger, a young boy portrayed by Irma Hanks, saw everyone oftering their precious possessions, he gave his only penny and this made the chimes ring. The entire assembly was well rehearsed and colorfully staged. The choir, with the help of an organ, set the mood with background music, The thing that made, and always will make, Christmas the best time of the year at Monroe was the giving and receiving of gifts, and, of course, the gift of a two-week vacation. HAPPY HOLIDAYS-Upper Left-Loreen Liebgott is cheating, she is opening her presents before Christmas morning. Left Center-Blow, Gabriel, blow! Lower Left-Miss Robeck and Glenn Crain pose with their prize-winning Christmas tree. Lower Center- Nancy Pavlicek adds the finishing touches. Lower Right- Irma Hanks, as Holger, hands her oftering for the Christ Child to Dale Haugen in the Christmas pageant, Why The Chimes Rang. cc ft our . . . Junior Achievers Merge Efforts X 'dvwnqy mm, W3 Y? JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT-Back Row-Barbara Albachten, Elaine Chilefone, Sandra Dybvig, Bob Rudolph, Ken Kusie, John Franklin, Paul Collatz, Richard Holmes, Ben Bangerter, Beverly Selander. Fourth Row-Nancy Tierney, Joseph Eggert, Barbara Johnson, Renee Pangal, Sharon Dean, Kathleen Jefferson, Janice Comford, Richard Salzwedel, Carol Achten. Third Row-John Rowell, Dorene Boomhcwer, Elsie Ploncinsky, Judy Maynard, Janet Heaberiin, Daryl Gillespie, Joan Ament, Shirley Dixen, Helen Thunhart. Second Row-Zellah Spicer, Virginia Erskine, Rosalie Parranto, Barbara Kriha, Beverly Kriha, Darlene Taylor, Geraldine Culhane, Mary Kellerman, JoAnn Powers, Darlene Yunkers. Front Row-JoAnn Larsen, Jean DeMatteo, Rose Augustine, Doretta Boomhower, Rcse Cairl, Corrine Mahoney, Phyllis Fish, Kathleen Gates, Beverly King. There are approximately nity Monroe students in JA. During the winter, advisers from St, Paul firms niet with 'een-agers in The downtown JA. Center and helped them organize their own small businesses, JUNIOR ACHIEVERS PRODUCE - Lower Left - Janice Comford and Nancy Tierney paint up picture trays. Center- Virginia Erskine cooks up a batch of peanut brittle. Lower Right-Carol Achten is busy making candy. Masque 8. Gavel Performs . Lost sortng Monroe 5 outbtondlng speech students wer nttote cl tn Mo que ono Gavel on honorary soctety lor the promotton ol good speech Meettrgi thus veor were held ot member Q hoes where the order ol owtness WGS woolly thot ol hovtng on good ttme The hrst octol on October I9 started out os o pow Now rt Bottle Creek but ended up os on unexpected party ot Rosle Por ontoe home Or December 30 Cl hord ttme potty rr QYQ y r Q r r f f ryegrccg oovnrwt let to Jox C Pol eu oon erlqed on l Never ruth rr c ment by MTSQ Mohood thot tryouts for Mosque ond ove Q ontuol oll school ploy would Qoon get ot der vvoy The oy electcd lo orodoctton was Jane Eyre Alter rnony tenee and excttung days the coet woe chosen Tl n Conte tte GSK o' eorntng lneS on uttlng tte ploy 1 Thus tntolved mony weeks ol rehearsals Ftnolly on February Q rnc '78 the ploy wo preeented tt the schoo oudttortcm we rnnfe o t er n rv er one rn he ccst At v Ctln MASQUE 8. GAVEL OFFICERS Gary Toenles prestdent Joyce Mllnar secretory Jerry Mitchell sergeuntcltarms Vtrgtnta Katse vice president Lydlo Stelnke treasurer MASQUE 8. GAVEL Back Row Rosalte Parranto Vtrgtnna Kaiser Carol Weber Dale Haugen Barbara Schmndt Jackte Ernckson Second Row lngrud Ann Koch Joyce Mtlnar Jerry Mutchell Gary Toenles Gale Olmstead Dar Iene Ltndenau Bull Tester Front Row Karen Shaneyfelt Lydla Stelnke Mass Mohood Rose Seebeck Helen Thunhart Page Cnr 5 , I l t ' T tr 3 . S . I , . 4 . A A r M ' V L es, C ft Q t' Q A t ' 5 ' woe held , t J e Mil wctfs home, The members, Cl esoed it TUBES otrrl pochoz, l'TC1ClCIlYllC1flCUSl'!' tl ntplotol, , ptpd he f'fnlr'o' X ' E l . Alter xocotlon the club members returned urtlmpolly fo 5 he They woe 5 po, r, tot X , tr' rt onnow' e- - - G ly t - M X , . o pl S . A r ' . .- Y d ' ' 4 r U . I qi, 1 l t ' lo ' l' d p ' l r togetl et. f . ' , ' , K' ' 1 Q l e ' 5 , 'r l ' 'W Tl - Sur l he even g t os thot eve y ' t, o : fe . ltif lives-f Nell, tost. , , , - - 1 r, . I 1 A -1 '1 llrl I I -. lllll . , . 1 f 1 1 I N . C? AU, vii! go., gif lx! ..!.:v.ll. 'iqrsbig '00 0 ...,i,iA , -,Mu .I . 3,-'.sf.'. . - ..z .Lq ,xi .Ii ' a.,,.l,1fgy, 4 , ' V if ,U Qfry. l 5 Q .hi 'Ajit T JANE EYRE CASTS-Friday Night-Back Row- Bill Tester, Gary Toenjes, Jerry Mitchell, Joyce Milnar, Tom Vondrak, Koran Shaneyfelt. Second Row- Gale Olmstead, Lydia Steinke, Irma Hanks, Jackie Erick- son. Front Row - Loreen Liebgatt, Mary Margaret Conroy, Corrine Mahoney. Thursday Night- Back Row - Tom Vondrak, Don Boxmeyer, Joyce Milnar, Jerry Mitchell, Bill Tester. Second Row-Ginny Kaiser, Judy Rasmussen, Kathy Jefterson. Front Row A-- Beverly Schneider, Rosie Parranto, Mary Margaret Conroy, Pat Fabio, Kathleen Krebs. PARTY TIME - Left- Karan Shaneyfelt models an exquisite new hat as Gale Olmstead locks on. Center -Gale Olrnstead is all dressed up in a new Christmas outfit. Right-Jim Walsh and Ingrid Koch are listening intently - to a ioke. I U ' .W 4 X. U Pint- iii. 1 4, Literature Lab Assistants . . . Page llfty e qht LIBRARY ASSISTANTS left to Right Jean DeMatteo Judy Rasmussen Lorrcnne Dubsky Loretta Tupa Jean Wnlke lIBRARY ASSISTANTS Back Row Darlene Waldbrllug Sandra Peterson Janice Comford Hazel Englund Front Row Allen Sngal John Johnson Janet Wolff Shurley Lhrnstopher son Darlene Cashman l 1 - .. I I , . - - I I . . ,.. - - I , , , . Ai Helpers for Harrred Students 57' L NURSES ASSISTANTS Back Row Janet Heaberlsn Jean Cushman Shurley Nelson ev erly Krrha Rose Joker Sandra Potts Sandra Whne Second Row Sharon Stemer Jul: anne Cogburn Mrs Krrvanek Fronl Row Joan Fonlame GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS Left fo Right Phyllis Flsh Judy Yaeger Rosalie Prospal Rose mary Hagberg Kathy Haas Nancy Kane Carol Engebretson Potrucna Errckson Barbara Levenberg Sealed Barbara Albachten Page HY, mme O i C I TQ,-f , ' A, 4 R I J - . t '. ' ' Q . Q ' . K , A' K7 A A J 1 v V , me N ,uhfwff .... ' - - ' , , ' . B - I I I ' 1 I - I n 1 ' 1 T . T I l I I l I - J , Q . 1 I 1 x I A A I 4 l 1 OFFICE HELP - lefi to Right - Karen Magisfad, Judy Moe, Deanna Del- ler, Marianne Zelenka, Joanne Ham- mer, Sandra Hunter, Jackie Erickszn. STAGE CREW - Back Row - Bob Heroff, John Parnell. Second Row - Michael Pream, Louis Stemig. Fronl Row - Bob McDonald, Edward Schu- ster, Mr. Kuzniar, Roger Curtis, William Thell. ..d To Serve . . OFFICE HELP - Left to Right - Sue Royce, Rose Marie Cairl, Rosalie Quercia, M a r y L o u Schwartz, Eileen Ko- pecky, Kathy Spadino, Peggy Emerson, Judy Hollaiz. . . .ls a Privilege RED CROSS - Back Row - Patricia White, Sharon Evans, Beverly Kriha, Geraldine Mayer, Irma Hanks, Ger- maine Jenniges. Second Row - Betty Rivo, Shirley Schafer, Dianne Hau- gen. Front Row- Beverly Peters, Kathleen Krebs, Peggy McCann, Loreen Liebgott, Judy Schultz, Mar- gie Achten. STATIONERY HELP-Back Row- Louis Kopischke, Joe Eggert. Front Row- Deon Mills, Barbara Halter, Alice Gaiovnik, Bev King. AUDIO VISUAL - Back Row - Mr. Tigue, William Holst, Charles Kath, Robert McDonald, Richard Salzwedl. Front Row-Roger Chapman, Rob- ert Bastier, Fredrick Hill. A l tn Q 1 JY! Q il Dances Feature Stag Lme E cryone to cs a dancc but oh those poor dance contnwltteesl P anntng decototuons n oslc and teheshntents lnvolwes an enor nwous amount ot work The bug dance ot the year was the home connng dance Space was added to tle dance schedule by a sock hop For thas event students had to check theur shoes as well a then coats Anothe dltilerent dance was the GAA twl lgll crc lnt caterloo Ecc use U C ' ot dances was Ln plled by records Monroe s dances usually tollow 1' en r e doncc Then as the o tw urge tl e v b thc ew o he dance cxorvone has tound a pa tner or at least someone vvlth whom to drunk pop STAG LINE A regular feature of every Monroe dancc Duck Holmes John Rowell and Bob Dreylnng watch he girls dance as Mr Hallan passes by AT THE HOP Upper Left Joe Maldle and Kay Whaley certaunly seem to be enloylng themselves as they waltz around the floor Upper Center Somethung unterestung has attracted the attention of Barbara Kruha and Delores Zelenka Could at be the cute fureman at the door Upper Right The rovnng Doctrxne photographer catches Jack Stouten and Vlrglnla Chavez IU a romantic moment lower left Duck Faser and Sandy Potts are holdmg hands They sand lt was cold In the gym Lower Center Gary Tonn seems to be havung dlfhculty flndung has coat Sue Gogllardn IS glvlng htm a helping hand Lower Right Looks luke Bob Luck and Allen Fnscher having seen som new prospects C - X xr, 'A ! l' lui,-s TIME FOR FUN - Upper Left f Jzhn Rowell is asking his mother for more money. Upper Center- Karon Shaney- felt and Ginny Kaiser are counting D:ict'ine buttons that remain to be sold. Eventually they sold out, they really did! Upper Right - Kay Kolar and Elsie Ploncinsky block the doorway to a fleeing Mrs. Kukler. Lcwer Left- A typical picture of two super sales-ladies. Mrs. Mahoney and Mrs. Hogenson made a mint selling coffee and cake. Lower Center-Carol Gutz is happily surprised by the number of popcorn balls sold. lower Right-Jim Mueller samples the merchandise while members ot the Doctrine stat? pursue customers with high-pressure sales talks. January 24, the P. T. A. attempted ci new type ot money- raising project. Under the capable direction ot the chairman, Mrs. Howard Boxmeyer, and the assistance of Mr. Claudis Wilken and Mr. Edwin Rowell, the P. T. A, planned Monroe's tirst carnival. This was a new and novel way ot bringing parents and students together tor an evening ot lun and fellowship. Many of the Y H school's organizations, in cooperation with the P. T. A., arranged tor booths where games of skill, good lood, souvenirs, and other concessions were enjoyed, The boys' gym was the scene ot most ot the merriment as barkers tried to induce everyone to try their luck or to have something to eat. One of the most successful activities was the cake walk. The proiect was a success, both financially and socially, and provided parents with an opportunity ot meeting teachers in a ditterent setting-advising and promoting activities, Financially the carnival resulted in an income ot over 5500. The P. T, A. will use this money to sponsor various proiects tor the benefit ot Monroe students. CHEESE- John Hanks sneaks into the pic- ture and puts on a big smile 'tor ihe camera. Monroe Goes to ci Carnival. . . Pizcze sit-.t,-'H re SPRING . . . TOP ROW- Left to Right-These seniors seem to be en- ioying themselves at the prom . . . Rosie Hunter completes the scenery in this picture of a quaint horse-drawn car- riage in Williamsburg . . . Monroe travelers have a long climb ahead of them as they enter the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. THIRD ROW- Mr. Osvold iots down the measurements as Maureen Vitek is measured for her cap and gown . . . Rosie Hunter and Marlys Van Heel are imprisoned in the old-fashioned stocks in the iailyard in colonial Williamsburg-too much gossiping . . . Miss Robeck and Mr. Sanford, our railroad guide, have taken time out to rest their weary bones. SECOND ROW - Dar- lene Taylor and Karan Shaneyfelt are dressed up for their parts in the opertta, Masquerade in Vienna . . . Pat Fabio and Kathy Krebs are discussing their lines in the play . . . Gary Toenies and Irma Hanks are snapped during a tense scene in the play Jane Eyre . . . Dan Libby is an interested on looker as Dale Haugen begins applying stage make-up to Jackie Erickson. BOTTOM ROW-A hard- fought tennis game is climaxed by the traditional hand- shake . . . Mr. Gullickson has two of the boys policing the school yards . . . Look out, Rog! Here it comes! . . . three trumpeters who participated in the Spring Concert. V xhllf JE' 'i'if:i 9 I -XR g x af-'A A f K' ntl' ,,. f ii I it?!fa'?n'f2,f3'Qi . 0, l if 1 r l M ' II , , ja 1 - A ,, I. - oqe s xty four eww 5140 52 ti we Sprung Sportsmen Ah sprung' To certaun enthusuastuc groups at Monroe sprung means more than The dusappear an e of snow and the comung of The robuns Its the tume of year when the golf team Tennus Team and Track Team get unto Octuon Almost any afternoon Thus sprung one could see mem be s of the rack Team Trottung around The school youd members of the tennus Team prac Tucung at Palace playground and The golf team c u 5 uu hau d headung for Hughland o course Because The Tennus team toolc second place un The conference standungs last year enthusuasm was hugh thus sprung Wuth most aT last years lettermen returnung all eyes were on the cuty tutle Dud They uu ake ut'7 Consult The last ussue oT the Monutor The save sutuatuon ouevauled wuth The golf Tearn because They also had c respectable record last year GOLF Lefh to Right Jo dan McCann Wayne Hurly Bob Dreyluna Fred Hull Allen Sugal Terry Cotter Mr Wurth Tom Gruzwcld TENNIS Standing Mr Hughes Duck Kruvanek Roger Geske Bob Luck Kneeling John Heuer Duck Fuser TRACK TEAM Back Row Roger Carle Harvey Schuldt Vunce Frazer Bob Hughes Thurd Row Jerry LeClaur Len Gebhart Darrell Gagnon Ken Tschuda Duck Holmes Lloyd Law Second Row Bob Rudolph Gary Hovund Joe Royer Stanley Loch Ted Lundun Norm Muelke Front Row Mr Romansky Muke Odegard Jum Ra rnacuer Ron Huemoeller 'K BASEBALL-Buck Row-Carl Kline, Dan Cashill, Bob Wasko, Kenneth Tonn, John Cartier, Robert Whaley. Front Row-John Benton, Lyle Anderson, Roger Bar- tizal, Jay Noyes, Robert Unze, Mr. J. Craft. Sluggers Steal Spotlight As spring came baseballs, bats, and gloves were retrieved from their dusty winter resting places. The baseball season was here again, and with it came excitement and enthusiasm. The team began prac- ticing in the boys' gym, but as the snow gradually melted and the playing fields dried out, the boys moved outdoors. Everyone had his hopes set on practicing on the re-surfaced Held at Palace, but that hope was quickly ended because of the excess water on the field. This year's team was bolstered by such returning veterans as Bob Waslco, Dan Cashill, and Bob Whaley. With many newcomers filling in the gaps left by last year's graduates, the Greenies were young and inexperienced. Last year's team finished the season with the en- viable conference record of 5 wins and 3 losses and a tie for fourth place. This year's team hopes to duplicate this record or improve on it. Most of the responsibility for winning is shouldered by senior pitchers Bob Wasko and Roger Bartizal. This year's team misses the services of Bob Griffin's big bat, who batted at a .350 clip last year. They also miss the fielding experience of last year's third sacker, Ray Lorenz. SPRING TRAINING BEGINS-Top- Roger Bartizol, Bob Wasko, and Carl Klein are getting ready to pitch against tough opposition. Center Left- Bob Whaley, Darrell Gagnon, and Dan Cashill are all set for the pitch. Center Right-Bob Wasko unlimbers his arm for a big season. Bottom-Ken Tonn puts the tag on a fellow player. 1-of BAND-Back Row-Jo Ann Larsen, Dale Haugen, Harvey Schuldt, Fred Hill, Tom Weaver, Robert Defoe, Richard Krivanek, Douglas Hauser. Second Row Norman Meilke, Richard Salzwedel, Georgine Salzwedel, Audrey Reinsberg, Joan Arnent, Marianne Zelenka, Paul Collatz. Front Row Joan Huber, Janet Jackson, Kay Heuer, Joan Sorenson, Margie Achten, Robert Wcsika, Bruce Christenson. 1-Xnothcr t ui'Q ,mai has passed ioi 'lie Moi' hand. NH' Elica fsufi-wiscci the regular iuraricfs up special 'eoture groups lor different events a also gavc pfivrite lessons alter school to any their bers ol the band ,who wished to hcixfe specioi instrc P 1, S h ' S ' 't tions. ln aclcirlon YO its appearances at tootbalz, kr C ketball, ara hockey gczriwes, the lvaiicl also i3erfC r' at such special enents as the concert on January lO incl the lbffa its -rrl f 'fl' ilancr' The last nanrecl :fl i 'ws con: ll-'f f ' f'f-ssiul fir all C0.i'lTf BAND OFFICERS-Left to Right Harvey sciwidi, sec- retory-treasurer, Carol Achten, vice-president, Richard Holmes, president. ' lkifrfiiss-'22 2 YE FLAG TWIRLERS -left to Right - Mary Ellen Palacheck, Suzanne Weninger, Betty Haider, Joyce Vanella, Pa- tricia Lynch. MAJORETTES-Left to Right lrma Harilcs, Julianne Cogburn, Kathleen Krebs, Sandra Bowling, Janet Jack- son. Q 9 -n ,. BAND-Back Row-William Holst, James Heclman, Darlene Yunlcers, Corrine Mahoney, David Olson, Gary Krivanek, Gerald Weaver, James Canner, Second Row- Ben Bangerter, Richard Holmes, Judith Schuldt, John Rowell, Kathleen Daniels, Darlene Taylor, Barbara Kriha, Sharon Bomersine. Front Row- Daniel Olson, Diane Haugen, David Bangerter, Beverly Kriha, Shirley Dixen, Robert Hughes, Mr. Blood, The tr,-rith annual :rating Conant was pwfsentea on March 28, the evening before spring vacation. High- light ol fhe eve' rng was the nrusic ot the euef pop- ular German Dana, a trunrpet 'rio and flute auartet, To raise lunclx tor the band, the Band Parents Cluh sponsored a Cin' wash on Saturday, April lQ, The i,ar'rl nien Dex Qrnecl out in :ul tariff te wash and icruh cars at Jeny's Standard Station. The rfoceenlb lfoni this aQ'iuitg,' went toy-vaffls purchasing band ec:-rr:'rien', -- 4 ,O GH . K , 1 7:5 ' A f 'T .f , ffigj i 4 is K f y 1 'Y A 7 N ' ' , l . . , i J - r A D , I X 2 ' , This, year ae, Query year the lgarrll again Fqlayecl at the annual police boys' and girls' parade and picnic The l3C1tWCl, now in its tenth year, has, under the hne direction ol Blood, sho' .-v' it fr-och innproxenient horn year to year. lt now ranks as one ot the top hands in the city anrl should, ire tuture years, rank .nrth the top high 3Chool rrifvarireirtal argavizations Vvhen the hnai note ol taps is ivlovvn on graduation day, the band wif! have conimletecl another eventful I 2 x X l FK 'Q Throughout the school year the choir could be hearcl practicing lor one event after another. They started out the year vvith a rousing series of lintbering up sessions, The Thanksgiving assembly was the choir's first opportunity to display its talents. At Christmas time the choir provided background music tor the assenft- A Cltoir Wins Hearts of Students A CHOIR - Back Row - Roger Kutz, Ted Lundin, Dan Libby, Vern Schafthausen, Williarn Holst, Third Row- John Johnson, Dale Haugen, Robert King, Glenn Crain, Donald Kern. Second Row-Jef? Roberts, Joe McLay, Louis Kopischke, Kenneth Ohr. Front Row - Robert Palechek, James Lucker, James Wotzka, David Rooke, Tom Vondrak. bly, and also, inuch to everyones enioyntent, sang carols in the halls, The choir also appeared publicly on a nurnber ot occasions, They gave concerts for the PTAA and appeared at Hunibolclt High School. As the choir practiced lor the conttnencernent exercises there vvas the realization that many ot its prize singers would not return next year. h S G liardi, Sandi Amerbaugh, A CHOIR-Back Row-Sharon Steiner, Pct White, Donna Prckop, Pat Kue n, ue ag Karen Shaneyfelt, Mary Kay Foley, Marlys Gustafson. Third Row- lrma Hanks, Alice Vorlicky, Beverly White, ' e b L b . Second Darlene Taylor, Pat Forette, Diane Nutzman, Marianne Kellerman, Jcan Launclerville, Bar ara even erg Row- Darene Wcseth, Jcan Fontaine, Cheryle White, Joanne Harnmer, Sandra White, Sandra Fredricson, Kath- T e . Front Row -Julianne Cogburn, Barbara Brodsky, leen Morrissey, Beverly Olson, Darlene Lindenau, Doris ronn s Carol Weber, Loreen Leibgott, Norma Callan, Jaqueline Erickson, Shirley Dixen, Norma Swenson, Karen Hag- , ,gf Ex berg, Lonnie Tryon. 4-2 Q 1 DIRECTOR - Mr. Blood, our capable choir di rector, studies his notes. ,,n ? 'S ,W . . H, . CHOIR OFFICERS- Left to Right - Karen Shaneyfelt, secretary- treusurer, Dale Haugen, presi- dent, Rose Augustine, vice-pres- ident. The most anticipated event ot the school year-tor the choir, that is-was the operetta. The production selected tor this year was Masquerade in Vienna. May I5 and I6 were the all- important dates. A short time before Easter vacation the cast was chosen and practice began. During Easter vacation lovely strains of music, as well as a few clinkers, could be heard drifting trom the auditorium. The cast practiced for many hours, and atter much work, presented the big performance, In spite at sev- eral cases at butterflies the oper- etta was a success. OPERETTA Buck Row Carol Weber Darlene Taylor Karan Shaneyfelt Joan Lounderville Front Row Dave Rooke Lonnie Tryon Dale Haugen U4 ii' Seniors ln Action Upper Lett Maureen Vutek Lena d Gebhardt San dra Bowling and Marilyn Blorklund enlor class officers take tnme out to pose for a plcture Upper Rnght Art Davls Don Schaefter and John Cartner look tor a monkey wrench Second Lydna Stelnke borrows a much needed eraser from Tallue Blake Thur A enthu uastuc class watches Mr Bergers TV show Fourth Bob Dreylmgs Kuder test shows a has ID erest IS g Frtth John Rowell an Duck Holmes flnd that two heads are better than one when taking tests Left Center Elizabeth Whut comb asks Connle Moore to repeat that last short hand phrase Rlaht Center The Monitor staff OKs the tlnlshed copy Lower Left Louis Stemxg takes notes for an essay Lower Rxght Pot Whtte and Shtrley Schaeffer cut out a sack dre s 351 f' hr tae .1-v' 1 in SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT HONOR ROLL Bond Avvc rd Bfxusclw 8 Lonrb Scrfnce Clrorr Awards GAA Awcrrds Journalrsnr Awards Burn Atlrl fc ANC: Busulscrll Buslcerbull roorbull Go Cvyrnnc s rc 1 l crnrc Qrlr n 0 rrl Dgrrg Cilwpf L C T C ncrrn If D SCHOOL SERVICE HONOR ROLL FOR SCHOOL CONTRIBUTION lxfcrrre Coulr r Vrrgrnro Erslcrne Hcn W rom Holsr Vrrgrnrcr Kcnser Ingrid Ko lr Rolx r Luc lQOSC1lI6 Pcrrrcrnro Hcnryey Sclruldr Jcrnrce Sruplelon H len -l-lTUlll'TCll Mcrrlys Von He Mcxurrne Vrff A RclJCrrVVc1 KJ DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS H rvey Q lrul ll Q rc Kun Duln Houy rr K run Slroreylglr lvlorlys Von Heel Roscrlre PQ reno crnr 1 mn Jonrce blcrplerorr Morlys Von Heel L L r ro Albbctr A r Afvcr nl Hon Econorrrrcs AN rr s rylcrrr rrrolrcs AWCHCT Student Councrl Arycrr Irrdusrrrul Arts Serfrce Aww M rscrue 81 Gcnyel Afvcmrd ATHLETIC AWARDS C yey S lruldr No ron Arlwlerrc Hffl cl ALUMNI M CLUB AWARDS Jn rl VV rulnl l C H rxtf SClWulQlT Woyrrp r Cn r Hoclmy COurrrr CTCLT J C ry lre Helcn Tlrunlro Jocrn sumo DOnnC1 L Lanny Toerrrn Bob Wcrsk Vu lys Von HC Ro err Bm: rrd Garry Toerrr Lyclrcz Srgrnlx Rolberr W C Rolqerl Luglx Voculg L c rcrrd F Rogu Bo rzcrl ce U Joyce Pcr M615 Ccmef gmrr-as Mueller' Vrrj 'z Erskine Ros l3Q1: 1: r Jud' ,r N rlrue H ur S lwlcll Rrclwirrfi H1511 ,lurr 9 Sim, jcrr Lu 1 HUF' Helen Tlx' Q ! 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A - y M 's ,f , .A ' A 'EJ Q . . . . , . lm A Vrrxg 1 X l r ' 5 ' ' , A , ' r ' V rd b ' f X C r Jirw IV, 'ullu' 5 l re er - rd l-l rr - C r ' r ,J :ska ' 1 Rol J .uslm 1 ' Ge ,Q,lurru Tfirck Clrrrrles jf Cs :rg F O' ' fl ' Tznnrs l2iCl' 51:9 Il W l-luley Cross 'y 3 r' r C rf' S J Rarrircler' Clvserle ls-'s Jcnf ST p'fi'orr X - lylil'rC' rr - Trred Senrors Frnally Frnrsh Hard Courses CAROL ACHTEN Yteens presldent G A A A cholr Mikado Fortune Teller Future Teacher s cf Amer lca president her love cf good muslc wlll brnng her hours of happuness JOAN AMENT GAA band pep club her caref ee manner wull assure her a carefree future JANE BAKER GAA lunlor achxevement pep club the stars have prophesued that she wall have life full of gm ANTHONY BARBATO football M club lunch traffic has magnetlc pe sonalnty will earn hum many friends ROGER BARTIZAL hockey baseball cross country B squad football M club Prince of the Sncws he wall always be known throughout lufe as a ladys ma grant among men KAY BENSCOTER Monitor collection staff followung the future that the stars have forecast he will lead a travelllng llfe scootung from place to place ROBERT BERNDT HIY shop asslstant lo ker assistant he wall attaln success If he sets has slghts on the goals spotted by the stars RICHARD BIRD hall traffic thus IS Indeed a rare bard hell never migrate ROSE BITTNER home ec n msc assistant the Zoclxac forecasts have gifted her wlth a carefree manner that wall send her off on a tourney through lufes path of rcses Page seventy lout c o l o o o l 'f , ,. ll ' ll II ll I . '14, I a ' ' ger . . . - , , . . . ' ' r- , , ' . . . ' ' ' n , . . JAMES BEDNAREK-audio visual . . . although he is small in stature he is destined to be a , V5 K K f ' of ' 1 X' ' ,. 'ws X xx . Y E, - ' ' ' ' ' ' 7 : : 's f' bi MARILYN BJORKLUND lunlor and senior clcss teasu er GAA s ud nt cauncll representatlve Ytee s p club B c our her wnnnlng ways will be her best asset NANCY BONNIWELL GAA her well of happiness wull never run dry SANDRA BOWLING malo ette student councul represent atlve lunlor and sensor class sec etary pep cub G AA Monitor her spunk brlngs fun KATHLEEN BROWN onthe 'ob M DV C her sweet personaluty and gentle ways are her gufts from the stars LOREEN BRUNS A chonr teachers assnstant G A A she has a practlcal nature and wuth It wull come a life fllled with much deserved happiness JAMES BURLESON band audlo vusual teachers slstant gymnastics the t h s ars say t at science will be has greatest Interest as he travels the path of e MARLYS C s CARPENTER baseball football M club lunch t ff' h ra nc IS Zodiac slgn confirms our belief that has lelsurely appearance does not reveal has true energetic nature ROGER CARLE cross country track M club football because of hrs pleasnng personalnty and versa tlluty he as destuned to be famous DARLENE CASHMAN B chour h er quiet ways wall echo through her lufe PAULINE CASPER B choir onthe lob pep club she wnll receive and brmg great goy In the future JAMES CHAFFEE mechanucal drawing lunch trafflc hus casual ways wull follow hum through life and with nt will come many outstandung achlevements Page seventy fl ve , K, . pe , h ' . , , ' ' ' , , . - . . . . . . I . . 1 - . .IA s T I q 1 D I , . ,I . .. . . - r - U I I cs- lif . . . AMPBELL-on-the-job . . . her gentle nature is a gift from the star , . . ROBERT 2. e . 1 V .fs A f f A . - .. ,J ll f ELAINE CHILEFONE G A A pep club M DVC tumor achtevement romance language club lubrary and guldance assistant her smile and friendliness are her keys to success ROSE ANN CIESINSKI GAA pep club onthe lob M DVC when her shnp comes rn tt will brmg her lastlng happlness JANICE COMFORD tumor achievement h r willingness to help wlll always be appreciated TERRANCE COTTER golf the stars have destined that the clown s lute that he leads will brnng htm happlness throughout has years Washmgton trlp she IS not one to be satusfled wtth lust talkung GERALDINE CULHANE G A A Y teens band tumor achievement bond concert her happy go lucky attitude IS one of her many assets ROGER CURTIS stage crew B squad football he will be leadtng the crew as the stages cf llfe move on ARTHUR DAVIS B squad football frlends by the basketful wall always be has Seniors Welcome Senior Festlvltles With Jubtlatlon JEROME DeGIDIO the stars have stated tn hts horo scope that friends wlll be there for hum when he needs them JAMES DENNING football M club lunch traftlc as he walks through lute people wall follow has footprunts In the sands of time Page se enty s X ' 1 'sy A X 4 MARIE COULTER-Docttine co-editor, pep club, romance language club, Contact, G.A.A. vice-president, o 1 o o o o 'N 0 o o K v 'Y l COLLEEN DeSMIDT on the 'ob MDVC the constellations have decided her future and her skulls will bring her recognition EUGENE DICKERSON art swimming his adventurous spirit will bring hum excitement In the byways and highways of life JUDITH DONAHUE M D V C pep club library assist ant the constellations have given her the ability to meet emergencies and she will have great success DIANNE DOYLE teacher s assistant she is always on hand when people need a friend ROBERT DREWS the constellations have stated that a good life IS ahead for those that walt therefore his should be great ROBERT DREYLING M club golf auto club Washington trip April has showered hum with a fun loving personality and a business like manner FREDERICK DRIVER hall traffic math ematlcs some great drive behind hum will push hum to a great future ahead of hum JOLEEN DUFFY h pr KATHLEEN DUFFY pep club GAA onthe 'ob B choir she may be as small as a minute but shell leave a mark in the years of life JUDITH DURAND office assistant follow the well beaten path to happiness and you will find great 'oy In life SANDRA DYBVIG M DVC romance language club lunior achievement GAA pep club malorette the sands of time will treat her kindly JUDITH ENGMAN tumor achievement pep club her shining hair will be her crowning glory Page sev nty ven . ,A x , . . . -on-the-iob . . . she is always willing to share her friendliness, and is rewarded by having many friends. 3 l it x V , i Q as A ' x xy.. 1 f - . 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' I I I ' ' lf I . 4 1 1 . - I u u - t e -se ef 'S' W JACQUELINE ERICKSON GAA pep club Masque and Gavel Jane Eyre B choir she will follow a ray of light through life VIRGINIA ERSKINE GAA Yteens pep club FTA A choir Waltz Dream Mikado Doctrme staff romance language club teachers assistant lunior achievement her energetic carefree manner will be remembered by her friends ROGER ECKSTROM on the lab since he is willing to do extra work he will have great success KENNETH FAIAD auto club IS memory will never faiad from our minds RICHARD FASER M club romance language club tennis gymnastics student council Doctrine staff club nurse s assistant B choir lunlor achievement she presents a nice apperance GERALD FRANK he will keep his manner frank and lead a successful life JOHN FRANKLIN track M club lunch traffic teachers assistant B squad basketball he will conquer many obstacles and rise to fame ARTHUR FRAWLEY metal shop because he is quiet and resourceful he will find great succe an VINCENT FRAZER football track M club band band concert his ability to carry the bal will help hum in later life SANDRA FREDERICKSON GAA romance language club pep club student council representative her happy laughter will rung through the halls forever ROBERT FRIESEN metal shop wood shop his free humor will always bring happiness to hum and his friends Page seventy eiqht :Y i '15 'N I , Q . .MI , 4,, K , l I l . X X M - H 1, - - . . ., , , , . . . H H - - - , - 1, . . . . . ., , , . . ., , Il ll ' ll ' I ' ' ' ' , , , 1 , - - - ' ' ' ' , ' . . . - . . . h' - ff - H - L I I . I ' I ' I . ' ' ' his inquisitive nature will bring success . . . JOANNE FLIESCHMAN-M.D.V.C., on-the-iob, G.A.A., pep , . . . . . . - , . U , H, H . . . I . . . . . , , , . . . 'elf I' A , 'mn 0, tiki, LA - . . . ' ' , ' ss ' life DX MARY KAY FOLEY pep club student council teachers assistant romance language club A choir Waltz Dream Fortune Teller she wlll always fill th bull with her personality DAVID GAETKE golf M club audio vlsual hrs greatness wlll always be remembered by his friends DARRELL GAGNON track cross country hcckey M club has abxllty to be here there and everywhere will lead hum far MARLYS GARROW B choer speech the sparkle In her eyes wall be her guldlng light ROBERT GARROW on the rob the stars have destlned that punctualuty will be hus best asset LENNARD GEBHART football sensor class vice president track gymnastlcs M club stage crew wlll make a name In the sports world THOMAS GRISWOLD hockey golf M club student cauncll representative has determlnatlon will reflect all through lxfe BETTY HAIDER pep club G A A flag twnrler on the lab M DVC home economics assnstant she as always a bubbling supply of energy Senior Scholars Receive Deserved Honors, Awards LEE HANFT G A A Y teens Doctrme co edltor A F S F T A romance language club she has the abulnty to make decisions quickly IRMA HANKS G A A Yteens student councul Red Cross Jane Eyre Remember Mama her southern charm wall b remembered Page seven! nu 1 . . 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I w O - - - -f ' , ' , . . ., - - -1 . . . . . . - . . ., - ' H 11 HI I 1 1 1 ,1 . . . . e , lr 5' Graduation Bound l Ann is E' Seniors Anticipate Glittering Futures RAYMOND HARVATH-if you want to heed a gocd suggestion from the stars, follow his ray of help- fulness ARTHUR HAYEK hall traffic b d an Washington trlp band concert because his future ns nn apple ple order life will always be a bowl of cherries BETTY HEMMING M D V C Y teens G A A her future I f ll sewn be chuckfull of happiness JOAN HENNING gournalnsm Monitor student coun I A h Cl c olr band she will always be a carefree gurl with many friends JOHN HEUER Doctrln collection staff tennis hockey crcss country M club happiness will always shine thrcugh his smile KAREN HOLMBECK F T A sophom re attend ant student council phomore class treasurer Doct me business manager she ns an optimist and always looks on the b ight slde of life 2? Q R e a trac M club student council because he IS a nice guy to have around he will remain popular WILLIAM HOLST gunlor achieve ment track audio visual asslt t A s an choir he gives has all on things he likes NORRIS HOLTER football swimming track gymnastics M club his avnd bl sports a llty wlll bring him fame KAYE HOUCHEN A choir Fortune Teller Mikado pep club GAA she will be OKaye In anyones book ICHARD HOLMES band president football B squad bask tb ll k Page elqhty . . . - , . , . . . ' 1 - 1 11 11 Q - . . . ., , ..... . - . . . Y 1 1 1 1 - - - . . . - 3 . . A - - -' 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . - . . ., .1 r , , s.. , - . . . 1224 , 352353 - 1 1 1 1 1 - - - , , , . . . . . . - , , , , . . . . . . - 11 11 11 - 11 - ' - , , , , . ..... - 1 DALE HAUGEN F T A Masque and Gavel I Remember Mama A choir Waltz Dream Mikado Fortune Teller band he will sing for his supper GARY HOVIND gymnastics track bowl ing M club he will swing through life with his head up high RONALD HUEMOEI.lER football B squad basketball track M club one can see loy in his eyes ROSALIE HUNTER pep club Y personality WAYNE HURLEY hockey B squad football golf cross country M club e will bring him a r rlcane of happiness SHARON HUSS G A A pep club onthe lob M DVC the stars predict that she will never worry never fuss but will lead a life of happiness JANET JACKSON student council representative malorette band Washington trip lunlor achievement life will never be a stonewall to her MARLENE JARY GA A her casual attitude will assure her a leisurely 4 e MARLENE JENNIGES M DVC onthe gob GAA lunior achievement office assistant she will not mar the book of life, and will remain true forever BARBARA JOHNSON onthe lob, pep club, GAA, lunlor achievement, B choir, guidance assistant this barb will never be a thorn in anyone's side EDWARD JOHNSON track, football, gymnastics, M club people will follow his tracks KAREN J JOHNSON GAA, pep club she will find her blueburd of happiness in her backyard Page exqhty one nh' X. . 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I ' I I T ell, ll O O A ' X I it- s,t.. 3 I L , . i' INGRID ANN KOCH F T A trecsurer GA A secretary Y teens vace presadent Masque and Gavel band band concert her search for knowledge wall lead her far anto the fleld of her choace JOHN KOSTOHRYS lunch trafflc af he lets late lead ham at wall brang ham happaness FRANK KRAMMER hell work hard at what he tackles and attaan great heaghts KATHLEEN KREBS nurses assastant maaorette pep club GAA Red Cross I Remember Mama Jane Eyre though she as small an stature she as bag an heart LAURENCE KRINKE romance language club tenms cross country M club people wall volley for has 'frlendshap and he wall score hagh CELINE KRON the sagn of the Zodaac predacts that her sweet per sonalaty wall help her make many fraends throughout lafe DENNIS KUPFERSCHMIDT hall trafhac metal shop thas Dennas may be a real menace but he wall succeed an the future KENNETH KUSIE Ha Y track Go west young man go west ond seek the fortunes that late has an store for you if tr K. Ji LBA RICHARD LaFORTE Ha Y audao vasual B choar has personalaty wall be has fort an the tight for success and he wall wan the wars of late JUDITH LANCASTER M D V C G A A teachers cassastant er energetic ways wall carry her tar through lafe JAMES LAUER lunch tram: wood shop he w ll stay as masterful as a March laon and wall march anto a great posataon an lfe GERALD LeCLAIRE FTA Doctrane staft basketball cross country track M club Washangton trap he wall reach great heaghts Paqe e qhty three N... ,1 ,,,V 4 . ,X - .. , V, 15. 1 , K . X ' it , K X X Lk 4' rf X 1 A L.. Q 1 'H ' ' - 1 - - - 1 ' . ' ' 1 1 1 , . . , . ' 1 - - - ' 1 ' ll II ll ll ' ' 1 1 - - -1 1 1 - - - i I - I I 1 1 1 ' ' . ,, . ,, .l l . . , - - 11 11 - - ' 1 - - - 1 1 1 - ' a ox N- 7 , f -- ,'.-.54 ' 1 a Q.:-'af-3' 4? 1 ' X ',, , ze ' .. Wa V' ' x X . I. 324. 1... . 1 K r 1 . 5 is ' -'l ' 1 ' . '1f-- , ,' - X 1 v ' -1 l I s 1 ' N.. 1 at 9 6 ff at AQ ,rf y 1 .. 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DANIEL LIBBY A chour Fortune Teller Masquerade un Vuenna radio TV workshop Monitor news Masque and Gavel l Remember Mama she holds the hugh card In the draw of life and wlll wln many friends DONNA LEVI lunuor scholastic awards Red Cross she IS a perscn to whom one can turn In tlme of crnsus GERALD LOOMIS has successes wnll weave an Interesting pattern an the loom of lufe ROBERT LUCK lunlor scholastlc award hockey cross country tennls romance language club Doctrine staff? ut ss an establushed fact that ut ns good luck to know uck EUGENE LYLE track re lyle ble and will always be needed PATRICIA LYNCH pep club G A A hockey queen Mom tor staft Quull and Scroll she wxll stay happy and always have many friends PETER MAGISTAD golf football M club audlo vusuol the stars prophesy that he wlll always shoot par In life Q' GAIL MASON student council representatuve Doctrine staff A choxr Waltz Dream Mikado Yteens office assistant lunuor achuevement romance language club G A A her smile will buulcl her a house of happuness GERALDINE MAYER teachers assistant G A A educatxonal TV Red Cross she wall succeed for she has unllmnted energy and works hard at whatever she trues JORDAN McCANN golf school service hxs quuetness does not dnsclose hus true nature PHILLIP McCOY he wull always be the real mc coy Pqf x I f W! 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DARLENE LIND'ENAUfG.A.A., mass' TV workshop, ' ff fl - '...he 'ml Qi X 4 etqh:-,frtouv I G'-Z' ROBERT MACDONALD B squad football he wall always be sought out for help BLAINE MILLER metal shop wood shop track B squad basketball he wall make hay whale the sun shines BARBARA MILLI M D V C president on the 'ob G A A pep club Contact chalrman her vibrant personality IS contagious JOYCE MILNAR GAA cheerleader pep club Yteens lunuor achievement teachers slstant Masque and Gavel Jane Eyre she will bring loy to someone s lufe GERALD MITCHELL Masque and Gavel Jane Eyre radlo TV workshop lunlor achlevement he wnll be a match for anyone JOHN MOE he wlll moe down all obstacles In the pasture of lnfe CON STANCE MOORE A cholr Mlkado Fortune Teller M DVC the moore people see of her the moore they luke her JAMES MUELLER romance language club tennns student councnl Qulll and Scroll Monltor stat? sports edltor Doctrine stat? I e wlll always be O Kay for hum ELSIE MURRAY MDVC romance language club GAA Yteens oftlce assistant lumor achievement she can be counted on to gave excellent advnce DWIGHT MYRDAHL B chonr he has friends aplenty and the stars forecast that he always wull W Seniors Look Forward To Happy Future Lrves Page e qhty flv f I ' , 6 ,Q I J, vw 1 ' 1 0 ga 1 '. .. Ai' 1 4 1 K 1 I I1 ,1 A 1 ' ' 1 - .' 1- ' f. I I 1 ' lm L ' 5, X 1. ' P A-CJ XJ rf ,fr X , , , . . . . . . - .... , - - , . . ., , . . . . . . . , . . . - . . ., , , - , , GS- - 11 11 - - 11- 11 1 - , , . . . . 11 11 - - - - - f , , , . . . - 11 11 - - A 11 - 11 11 11 11 11 - , , , ..... . . ,, ,, . . . . . . . f , , , , , . . . If - . O x O w - .... , , - - 'r ' 1 1 - I - e I Seniors Prepare To Answer Calls Of Opportunity JEROME NEAVIN vocatnonal tralnnng the stars forecast that hrs skull In crafts will always brnng hum much trade RICHARD NELSON gymnastics math ematlcs he wull drlve towards hus goal with great determlnatxon and wall come out wlth flynng colors RICHARD NOVAK the stars confirm our dlscovery that he will never be a yes man MICHAEL ODE GARD football track gymnastics M club when he sets hxs goal ln lnfe the stars wull help hum to score hugh KENNETH OHR Doctrine staff has Zodlac slgn states that he w ll get rlch ohr ou of the mane of lrfe GALE OLMSTEAD Masque and Gavel radio TV workshop Yteens FTA lunlor achlevement Washington trap Jane Eyre she wont let shyness stand ID the way of success .il 3 ff 4-it GEORGE OPATRNY h ll be a sall beware' MARY ELLEN PALACHEK pep club GAA B chonr she wlll chalk up only good points an her lnfe ROSALIE PARRANTO pep club GAA pres: dent unuor achlevement F TA romance language club Masque and Gavel I Remember Mama Doctrine l staff A choir Waltz Dream Mikado Jane Eyre her strong wall power will dominate her lf e SHIRLEY PATRIN student council G A A A chour she wull shrrley succeed an ne Page enghty x N 5 s O XX .X . . . - , - - - - 11 11 - - r 1 1 - - - . . . . . . . ,, ,, . . . - . . . 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' -si 31 gy: 1 N T GEORGE PENZENSTADLER mathematics wlth his hugh Ideals and standards he wlll sc h ore ug nn everyone s books PAUL PETERSON B football B hockey gymnastucs he will broaden has fields Interest and 'Und th grea applness ID lute RAYMOND PETERSON B chonr mathematics speech he will follow rays cf knowledge and reach great helghts In the future JUDITH PITZAL GAA onthe o M DVC she may be at the bottom of the put but she us on top of the heap In the popu larlty poll THOMAS PITZL mechanncal drawvng as the pt nn the oluve he wall always be the center of ottrac tuon JOSEPH PO DGORSKI hall tramc mechon cal drawung when he puts has many abllutles to work he w ll s ar I h CHARLES PROKOSCH because the stars have de d cl h f h CI e IS uture e wall lead a lute of leisure and stall rxse to fame JAMES RAMACIER gymnastlcs track M club gym assnstant because h e gives a sporting chance to all he will score hugh on th scoreboard of life R -ff' MY BARBARA REHLING the Zodtac preducts that her eyes wlll wln many votes AUDREY REINSBERG G A A band band concert pep club on the lab M D V C she wlll have control over the reins of llfe and will rude ont f o a great uture MARGARET RISHAVY anyone who follows her patterns of thought wull succeed ln gettnng many satlsfactlons from life GREGORY ROBERTS on the ob t h g eac er assnst ant B choar the smlle whlch the stars gave hum wall help hum make many friends Page e qhty seven Q 1 S , f, N ' ,ff xg h , ' X2 '. 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Washnngton trnp band band concert auto c ub he will remain as sharp as a pun and the years will not dull has wut WILLIAM RUDDY hall traftlc the stars foresee that he wlll lead a merry life with a very happy future RICHARD SALZWEDEL band band concert German band always at peace wuth the world JOAN SANTO romance language club Yteens FTA treasurer lumor attendant St Paul Flgu e Skatung Club she ns as qunet and pleasant as an autumn breeze SHIRLEY SCHAFER Red Cross Washlng ton trap she will always be there nn tame of need BARBARA SCHMIDT Masque and Gavel teach ers assustant Doctrlne collection staFf Washington trap she will continue to bubble over with good cheer Some will earn Some will learn Others will serve HARVEY SCHULDT FTA president, student councul representatnve, track, football, gymnastics, M club, Doctrine staFf branns and brown make the man MARY LOU SCHWARTZ pep club, G A A , Y teens her happy dlsposltlon wall be sought by all Paqe elghty enqht 0 -. 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' L M I . , lf K ROSE SEEBECK GAA pep club Masque and Gavel I Remember Mama M DVC success w beckon at her door BEVERLY JANE SELANDER GAA Yte ns M nltor luni r achievement her quiet nature will always shine thrcugh KARAN SHANEYFELT A choir Mikado Fortune Tell GAA Yteens D ctrlne staff Masque and Gavel Jane Eyre I Remember Mama her voice IS her future GERALDINE SMITH romance language club A choir G A A pep club she wl'l be a great star on the stage of life LINDA SMITH MDVC on the lob her reserved nature will assure her of o hugh p sltlon tn 1 e PATRICIA SMITH G A A pep club M D V C lunlor achievem nt cn the I b her smile B squad football lunch traffic an average guy with many super: r qualities ZELLAH SPICER Red Cross GA A lunuor achievement Y teens Teens on TV she will always add spice to everyones I 6 Q-'I CHARLES SPURR football baseball track gymnastics M club he will be spurred onto success JANICE STAPLETON cheerleader GAA secretar Monitor editor Quill and Scroll student council pep club ofifice assistant her love for activity will not leave her time for rest MARVIN STATE onthe lob by stating his mind clearly he will have a bright future LYDIA STEINKE Waltz Dream Y teens president Masque and Gavel Jane Eyre office assistant student council G A A by working hard she will reap a great harvest Page el.,lwt, nm 1. 3 X f W 5 1 ,Q ' ,J f X . ,, , - . . ., , , - , ....... ill 1, 1, - - Q A . . ,A . . . . - . . ., c , - , .1 . . . 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I I I - - - 7 ' ' 11 - 11 A - - 1 in 11 - . ,, ,, . . . 1 1 1 1 1 - - - - - - LOUIS STEMIG stage crew because of h s many gafts from tfae stars he as a good person to hav on anyone s crew JACK STOUTEN teacher s as astant B squad football Dcct me collectaon staff because the stars have gaven ham a sharp wat he wall a ways be a clown DAVID STRAFELDA B squad football lunch traffic a slow pac wall be the fast st way for ham to reach has goals THOMAS SWANDA mechanacal drawang lunch traffic ra ver worraes never hurraes he wall have a happy e JOSEPH SWEENEY the stars say has quaet manner w ll determane has success as he travels the rcads of e RICHARD TAVERNA has happy go lucky smale wall make ham very pcpu or wath the people he w ll meet an the future WILLIAM TESTER Masque and Gavel radao TV workshop I Remember Mama Jane Eyre Washangton trap he wall succeed an lates many tests KAREN TETTING G AA Dcctalne collectaon staft Washangt n trap her smale as as brallaant as the stars radaance EUGENE THELL h wall rang the bell n the tower of late MARLENE THELI. GA A ottace assastant typang assastant her ways wall always be as gentle as the tallang raan HELEN THUNHART GAA secretary treasurer Masque and Gavel teen board her funlovang yet seraous nature as somethang to apprecaate GARY TOENJES Masque and Gavel presadent romance language club I Remember Mama Jane Eyre Doctrine staff auraaor award aunaor achaevement has leadershap and antellagence wall brarag ham success Paar n nf: N, 5 , 5 a . , X 5 '- x , l if QTELX fa , f ax X - A In I - . . . I ' I , ' e , , M. . . . . . - s , , J . . . . . . . . , a . .. '- , . . . e ' e ' ' . . . - . . a . . Y . , .... c , lit . lit . . . - ' - - ' ' ' ! ' a ' . . , , - , ' , aa aa ,a - . - - a , M . . . A . . . . . , . . . ., , - . . . . - e ' ' i ' . . . - . . ., ' , . . . - , , . . . - l I U . . - aa ' - - L I I n 11 H ' - ' - ' ' ' ' , , , , - - v f . 3 'a Fm, '41 a are T TRYON If she will try she will have a successful future HAROLD TUTHILL B squad football audio visual mathematics climbing the hill of life is tough but stick to It and you will be awarded with a successful life JOYCE VANELLA Quill and Scroll Monitor staff student council representative flag twirler as the stars have stated and time has proven she ns no Imitation she is real MARLYS VAN HEEL GAA board Quill and Scroll Monitor staff student council representative pep c ub because she gives her best in everything she tries she is bound to be a success CAROL VAVRO Yteens pep club GAA Washington trip the forecast from the stars is that her smile DONALD VENTRELLI lunch traffic he is destined to be a popular guy throughout life JUDITH VITOUS she will meet the future with head held high will bring her o bright future Seniors Today, Alumm Tomorrow, Time Moves On MAUREEN VITEK sophomore rumor and senior class president student council representative A choir For tune Teller teachers assistant her ambition will carry her far in me THOMAS VONDRAK A choir Jane Eyre Washington trip his quiet ways will help him achieve success Page ninety one 56 ' X .f fi 'F 5 f ' 1.3, All E , . as Q f-if 'A U V xii, , ,I 2 . . Q g ? ' . J, . DORIS TRONNES-the doors of life will be opened to her because of her winning ways . . . LONNIE -- - r, H - - . . I . . . . - . I I I' 'I ', I' ...I .L o o -Y o . Q Q I ' ' l'f - CHARLES VOGELGESANG M club foctball track wlll attaun success by hurdllng the pitfalls of ltfe JUDITH VOTO M DVC cn the 'ob pep c her voto of approval IS wanted by everyone for she ms destined for fame THOMAS WALKER metal shop asslstant mechanlcal drawlng e stars have stated that he wnll never walk alone thrcugh the halls of lfe JAMES WALSH gymnastlcs mathematncs Doctrine collectuon stat? has qulet and untellngent ways hude has fun lovung personalaty SHIRLEY WALTERS A chour Fortune Teller G A A on the 'ob romance language club her beauty IS her glft from the stars ROBERT WASKO student councul presldent football hockey baseball M club homecomlng kung has sports ablllty personallty and leadership wlll mauntaln has popularity CAROLINE WEBER Masque and Gavel A chonr Mnkado Fortune Teller she has personality and charm ALLEN WEIR B squad basketball lunch trafic wenr behnnd hmm and always will be -,M JAMES WELLS track hrs well of happlness wnll never run dry SUZANNE WENINGER Quill and Scroll Monltor staFf student councnl representattve G A A pep club flag twurler her leadershlp and ablllty are always rn demand WILLIAM WHALEY B squad football B squad hockey lunch traffic he wull be a whale of a success ELIZABETH WHITCOMB A chour Waltz Dream Mikado M D VC Yteens pep club romance language club she us destnned to help those on need Paqe ntncty two 11, V' N, - , , . . . he ' ' ' ' . . . - .... , - - , lub . . . f 1 . . . th 4 i . . . 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I I - PATRICIA WHITE G AA A cholr Red Cross B choir Washnngton trap senlor class representatuve she has a pat hand In the game of life RANDALIN WILLIAMS G AA romance language club sophomore class secretary Y teens pep club Washnngton trap her wunnmg pers nallty makes up for her lack In height CAROL WISCH the stars have stated that she will get all her wnschs un lufe ROBERT WOLFF lunch traffic B squad football he will always be a wolf? an sheeps clothing JAMES WOOD stationery help metal shop he doesnt have to knock on d f woo or good luck ROBERT WOSIKA band B chour band concert Taurus the bull has given hum a domlnatlng manner whuch wlll help hum In all future endeavors THOMAS WOSIKA B squad football gymnastics track he IS destined to have success In every fleld that he undertakes JUDITH YEAGER G AA pep club Yteens guidance asslstant her fun loving nature wall be appreciated by a ad! V ROBERT ZEIPELT audio visual the star gazers have peered unto has future and predsct that he wull be a llttle guant In the Held of hls choice DELORES ZELENKA M D V C on the 'ob her message from the stars IS that her happy spurlt wull brlng happiness to her friends RICHARD ZIERTMAN track cross country mechanical drawing the star gazers foresee that by developing has present talents he wlll achieve success JOSEPH ZWIRN speech he brings up the rear with flying colors Page n net! three N 'I'- I X X 1 X 'G . - . Q , ll If . 1 I ...I -I I.. . . . ' ' H. '..,, A X , , 1 gt fi ' -gr S' t I ' 'X' , ! I ft' I I s . ,f l . . ' 1 as I ' ggl, 4 , , -A 2,11 '71' vI,,' Hy. Q I A I i ,f 5 X . 7 I A l l - - , DOCTRINE SPCNSORS Lee Rutter s School Lucks Pharmacy Nedved s Greenhouses The Nnght VISITOYS Nilsson s Standard Service Plcha s 66 Service Mr 8- Mrs J Ramacuer 81 Family Roots D S Station Mr 81 Mrs Harold Schuldt Mr Sl Mrs W T Shaneyfelt Sibley Plaza Barber Shop The Smallwoods Smith Brothers Drugs Sno Cap Drive Inn Watson T V 8- Appliance Co The Webster Co West End Repair Shop W 7th Street Recreation Frank Mosner 81 Son A Gltls Food Market American Cyanamld Co Baker s Bakery Blgelbach Drug Center Coffey s Servlce Station Don s D X Service Faumon s Grocery Family Shoe Plaza Fred s Dinette Hagen s W 7th Pharmacy Paul W Hantt Helen M Hooseman Highland Park Florists Dr R V Hrachovnna Joseph Beshek 8. Family Kanes Varlety Store Kruger Inc K V Food Market ' 1 , . . I . . . . . 1 . , - - - 1 11 ll - I ' ' . . , . I ' ' l , . ' I . , . . , . ADVERTISING DIRECTORY Flrm Page No Flrm Page No IV As DRIVE IN JQ TtNS BALFOUR I G KESSLER 8. MAGUIRE cARDozoS HIGHLAND DAN DEE PASTRY SHOP DANNECKER S DECKER PHARMACY FIRST GRAND AVE STATE BANK MARSHALL WELLS NORTH CENTRAL PUBLISHING SHELL OIL SNYKER HARDWARE GQDBQUT CHARLES A ,gt 50N ST PAUL FIRE 8I MARINE INSURANCE GOLLING STUDIOS GREENE ENGRAVING STOUTEN DAIRY STORE JACKSON ODEAN J VINNES CONSTRUCTION CO Your .losten Class Rrng FINE JEWELRY To Symbollze The Best Years of Your Life .I O S T E N 897 Our 61st Anniversary 958 Representative H A Petersen 134 Foshay Tower Arcade Minneapolis Minnesota Poqe I-mevy ' - 100 1 ' ' 95 , . . 96 101 '03 - , 102 - 103 97 ' 101 102 96 . 103 102 FRANK'S STANDARD SERVICE 96 ST- CLAIR DRESS SHOP I02 , . 101 - E 98 co. , .... 99 97 96 , . 103 . 101 I I - ' - I STOUTEN DAIRY STORE Compliments 70 Ramsey CApltaI 2 9774 GROCERY MEATS YOUR SHELL DEALER Open 9AM toll PM 7 Daysa Week FRANK5 THE L G BALFouR Standard Service CQMPANY Pafklng Gas For the finest In class lewelry commence Complete Lubrlcqhon ment announcements personal cards and club lewelry etc 9th and Minnesota mack of Harkms, Local Representative Damel E Gleason CAPM' 2 9167 Sl Paul PO Box 5447 Minneapolis Mmn of ' ' I 0 . 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