Moorhead High School - Cho Kio Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

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I u . I is, 5 ,V , Q.,- K : iffjiga. . Q Y , -Maw K M .T '5. DEDICATION Mr Kloster as prrncrpal of South Junror Hrgh The Klosters exhrbrt therr enthusrasm for school ac tlvrtres Mr and Mrs Kloster rn ihelr back yard on Nrnih Street South The class of l96O dedrcates thrs Cho Kro to Mr Thomas Kloster who wrll always be remembered as a man of potrence krnd vrrtue and forbearance Mr Kloster has made a deflnrte rmpressron on those over whom he has been a rumor hrgh school prrncrpol because of hrs evrdent forth rn each one of the students a forth whrch wrdens therr horrzons and ennobles therr goals Thrs communrty has and wrll contrnue to protlt greatly by thrs outstandrng crtrzen who sets a quret example to tomorrow s leaders 5 l r r l K 1 f 12 ,r ,Vi Y . W V bv ' . . . , .ew 'Mr' - r r r - 1 . r mi I v A v6d1:b1TLi93CV0fD' Q BOARD OF EDUCATION The members of the Board of Education ure, LEFT TO RIGHT: Clifford Halmrosi, Marvin Evenson, Floyd Daly, Henry Schroeder, Mrs. Rudolph Messner, Joseph Morlc, Justin Swenson, and C. R. Fridlund. The organization that has kept Moorhead High and all the other schools in our Public School System running smoothly throughout the years is the Board of Education. All problems, large or small, have been met with patience, forbearance, and understanding. Their iob is a difficult one, but they have carried out their duties successfully. 8 STUDENT COUNCIL Members LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATEDi Mary Gotta, Ann Mikkelson, Carl John Carlander, Byron Gigler, Larry Brown, Gary Senechal, Jim Knutson Pierce, Alex Buergin, Boyce Brown, Morris Lanning, Donna Herk, Jean John Stet'fan, Peter Westrum. Lindaas, Kay Evenson. STANDING: Wayne Knauf, Mike Daly, Peter Geib, COUNCIL OFFICERS Boyce Brown Adviser Mr. Albert Bartz Jean Lindaas Jon Reski John Coriander The Student Council is the orgonizotion thot works for better student-toculty relotions. They bring our problems to the ottention of the school othciols ond work to bring obout solutions thot will be ogreeoble to both students ond faculty, Throughout the yeor they sponsor Student Government Doy, Dress-Up Doy, donc-is, ci clothing drive, ond on AFS progrorn to roise rnoney tor the scholarship thot is giwen to ci senior, 9 ADMINISTRATION Justin W Swenson fills the posltlon of Supermtendent of the Moorhead Public Schools Under hls able guidance the schools In Moorhead have rlsen to the ever growmg school enrollments Assnstont Superintendent Joseph M Mark supervuses the mam tenance of the Moorhead Pulsllc Schools with emcuency ond promptness need for more facllltles for our illn- Alden C Knatterud prmcupal of Moorhead Hugh shares the burdens the loys and the sorrows of both the students and the faculty as well as expertly managing lhe CHCIYS of Moorhead Hugh 10 , I x 'K I A A ' 2, 1 jf QW' ' . . . . . - 1 ' . . . l . . . I . I MRS. VIC BJARNE ASP ANDERSON Speech Home Economics IV, V Deqigmgfion FHA Stage Crew Now girls. . . Spud Spotlight Wig and Sig It's all right, but. . . Why, I don't believe itI DONALD BRANIFF Typing Assistant Principal ALBERT BARTZ English I2 Student Council l meant to give you that assignment. MARLYS BENSON English IO, II Girls' Counselor radiant personality MRS. PAULA BAUCK Physical Education English IO Health Cheerleaders Pep Club GAA Get in your squadsl' f 1 Sophomore Class LAUREN BUSLEE LYDIA BUSLEE Advisor Band English I2 MRS. CARL CARLSON Junior Class Advisor Pep Band Well, that's rather Home Economics V I believe. . . Attack those notes! interesting, isn't it? FHA I JAMES FLIS Occupational Relations Bookkeeping Arts of Business Club Let's have it quiet! AUDREY HAUSTVEIT Clerical Office Practice Shorthand I Well, I really don't know. . . JAMES GOTTA MRS. MILDRED GREEN DANIEL GROHNKE American History School Librarian Typing Football Library Club Consumer Mathematics Track Sign, please . . . Wrestling B squad Basketball laconic Clear the halls! CURTIS HAHN Art Mechanical Drawing Drivers' Training No money, can't buy! He's got the right ideal STANLEY HARRY KAEDING HENDRICKSON Higher Algebra Applied Science MRS. GENE JAMES Trigonometry Higher Algebra School Nurse Solid Geometry Oh, what a bunch of Future Nurses' Club Visual Aides rum-dumsl Don't procrastinate! I'Il take a record . . .Z RAYMOND LARSON Law Assistant Principal Junior Class Advisor Senior Class Advisor Unexcused! ROBERT LARSON Geometry Trigonometry Solid Geometry llqu iefll DAVID McLAlN Social Science Firstly, . . . Secondly, . . . Roughly, . . . A cigar, Mr, Opheim? ELEANOR NOLAN English Il Spanish I,Il This may sound tacetious, but . . . MRS. R. E. LENTHE Speech Declamation coffee breaks LEO MAATTALA Agriculture l,ll,lll,lV FFA proud ot his boys VERNON OPHEIM Chorus Choral Club Carolers Cut those notesl AUGUST MAGNUSON Biology Athletic Director Further . . . HENRY ORTNER American History Industrial Arts Pep Club I killed the 'Japs' single-handed! VINCENT JOSEPHA RODENBERG BERNA ROHOLT GORDON RUSTAD PULICICCHIO German l,lI English lO,ll Guidance Director Orchestra Language Club sott spoken Probably you do, l'm going to make a Who put sentences on probably you dont million on my new the board invention! yesterday? WALTER SCHWEDE Geometry Physics Science Club Radio Club Drivers' Training Oh, Yogi . . . BERTHA RUSTVOLD World History AFS Advisor Do you have permission to speak? HARLAN SHUCK English II Journalism Cho Kio Spud I think that's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard of! What seems to be the center of their attention? CLIFFORD STIENSTRA Chemistry Safety Patrol Intramural Uh, students . . . HARTVICK STRAND Physical Education Basketball Assistant Football Track Cross Country Let's beat these birds! JUNETH SUNDAHL LLOYD SUNDE PAUL FOLLARD THURN English IO World History THORSTENSON Industrial Arts Latin II Social Science World History Tomorrow's translation Okay, KiddiesI Social Science will take you Debate through . . . This I believe! ORRIS WIBE Biology You may spend the balance ofthe period on your assignment. A nigh? ou? with the boysl VIRGIL WIENHOLD American History When I was in the service, stationed in Korea, my buddy and I . . . Hey, you twol Why so glum? VERNON ZIMMERMAN Shorthand I,II Bookkeeping BARBARA WILD How many got that, East Librarian now? CADET9 AND OFFICE PERSONNEL T The supernnfendents omce us managed efflcvenily by LeVoyne Lllllefleld Belfy Fonialn and Judy Evernham S13 Jud: Jo Johnson xs Mlss Rodenbergs fyplsl' aa 1 The gundance office corps headed by Lmda Matula lop handle Mr Rusfads everyday tasks with ease and effl clency Clockwlse from Llnda are Sharon Myer Mary Brooks and Karen Wilson Cleo Muller Sue Netland Donna Herk Karen Frldlund Nancy Gee Eunuce Sorby Jean Lmdaas Cleo Boasch 16 Bonme Syverson Ann Mlkkelsen Beth Robinson Nancy Boswell Barbara Bratland Shirley Rensvold -y 'rf E 'MWA R iS fr M N . I . I I 4 5 r .1 , l . I' x, l l. . In , LPS. ' ' 4 n oi n neu moans afar-na: 91 TI CUSTODIAN9 AND COOKS X , 2. rf vfffs 7 ' ' Y ,erm L Wes? Building cooks Chief cusiodian Fred Anderson '+-Q 4 I 17 I Custodian: from the Eos! Building East Building cooks Ray Wedan Rudy Gerner Fred Felfus 729' E: I .pr - . f Y .-- I- .wi fs gw eh fl STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY 198 Student Government Officers L to R Wayne Knauf Larry Brown Peter Westrum Richard Jettries Donald Rusness Superintendent Justin Swenson 13 3' tif' .Leafs Don makes assignments. Keep them in time Dennis. Student ofticials are chosen by student yote after nomina- tions are made by faculty. Teachers to Classes are also chosen in tnis manner, Student Council sponsors Student Government Day and spends many houts planning tor it. 18 Superintendent Peter Westrum ls this a duul attempt at teaching? STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES Welcome ghosls, ghouls, girls. Larry's looking for some new cloihes. Male Siudenl Council Members add new life 10 u pep fest Free phone for student use, another Dave Miller campaigns for John Car- Brown's campaign promise fulfilled. Council accomplishment. lander. on p W , , meme 4 A, 40 Q- 1':.'- I '! Nl, 1. -l Q VALEDICTORIAN MARCUS BORG SALUTATORIAN 9 PATRICIA BERND SHIRLEY BEKKERUS JUDITH KAEDING ASTRID BRATLIE fi f NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society members are, L to R1 Kristi Ylvisaker, Kathy Kyllo, Jeanne Henning, Mary Gotta, Jean Anderson, Jean Axdahl, Pa- tricia Bernd, Janet Anderson, Marlys Haakonson, Shirley Bekkerus, Patricia King, Astrid Bratlie, Dianna Kerper, ROW 2: Karen Mueller, Dian Simison, Linda Sue Houge, Arlene Mills, Nancy Johnk, Madge Schwede, Verna Lindgren, Mary Hinz, Judith Tobolt, Mary Brooks, Judith Kaeding, Julie Brown, ROW 3: Samuel Swenson, James Regstad, Gary Newton, Peter Westrum, Bruce Erickson, Donald Rusness, Marcus Borg, Boyce Brown, Paul Horn, Michael Daly, Paul Skarstad, David Lerberg, ROW 4: Richard Jeffries, Frederick Bittinger, Gary Lee, Allan Nelson, Clarence Jacobs, Jon Torgerson, Larry Brown, Thomas Erickson, Robert Schulz, Gerald Dommer, John Stever, abt if i.. i'f'1 Judith Kaeding presides. Marcus Borg congratulates the new members and presents NHS pins. Y I Shirley Bekkerus lights the candle for character. CLASS OFFICERS r Presldenf Larry Brown Vlce President Boyce Brown Secretary Treasurer Mary Brown Advusor Ray Larson 24 TO EACH HIS OWN LET HIM EXCEL At last we have reached the goal towards whrch we have been strrvrng for the last three years our hrgh school graduatron Thrs however rs not our only goal rn lrfe Our lrfe rs lrke starrs Always we are strrvrng to reach the next step rn an effort to some day attarn the top We tTrst entered the halls of Moorhead l-lrgh School Lrke explorers we ventured rnto an unknown land We werent sure what to expect yet we were eager and currous to clrmb the steps rn thrs vast unknown world of learnrng The starrs were steep We often came near to fallrng back but expert teachers offered gurdance and slowly we plodded up and up Lrttle responsrbrlrty was grven to us as sophomores Most thrngs were managed by upperclassmen We used the year marnly to grow rn experrence and unrty However we made our own homecomrng fToat and later we pre sented a play The Openrng of The Door These thrngs and others too helped us to clrmb the starrs untrl hnally we reached our runror year As we progressed rn our runror year we were grven more and more responsrbrlrty Our Hrst maror chore was to manage the Homecomrng Parade Mapprng out routes and decrdrng placement rn addrtron to makrng our own float proved to be qurte a chore but under the able lead ershrp of our class offlcers the l959 Homecomrng Parade was a splendrd success Later our Junror Senror Prom An Evenrng rn Athens took a great deal of eFfort and plannrng Decoratrng com mrttees program commrttees costume commrttees and numerous other commrttees met and worked for weeks be fore the flnal arrangements were completed ln the sprrng we selected our class rrngs That year we also rnstrgated a new event Junror Shade Day whrch took pla e on the same day as Senror Prrvrlege Day Towards the close of the year we held an electron for Student Councrl presrdent Our sprrrted campargn gave us a chance to make practrcal use of the polrtrcal know how we had garned rn hrstory classes Students walked through the halls wearrng srgns and candrdates held pep meetrngs rn the halls The walls were lrterally covered wrth posters The rntluence of televrsron on the Amerrcan publrc was also proved as srgns usrng Yogr Bear as a morn supporter ap peared The electron was finally clrmaxed by the close vote between the leadrng contender and an rndependent who was elected vrce presrdent by a large wrrte rn vote Then at last we were senrors Now we were no longer the followers but the leaders Nearly all the responsrbrlrty of student lrfe was ours Senrors headed most of the or ganrzatrons rncludrng Student Councrl the student govern rng body We elected a grrl from our class to rergn over Moorhead l-lrgh as our Homecomrng Queen Our senror class play The Inner Wrlly was a great success In the Spud Talent Show senrors starred as characters from The Jack Paar Show In the classrooms senrors also excelled as we realrzed more and more the need for greater and more extensrve learnrng Now suddenly we have graduated The years whrch once seemed lrke an eternrty have suddenly flown rnto nothrngness and we have reached our goal Our paths now separate The starrs contrnue to go up but there are many drfterent ways between whrch we can choose We wrll now leave the group and become separate rndrxrduals as we venture rnto another new era always rcnrcmbcrrng our class motto To each hrs own let hrm excel I 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . - - 1 1 . , . 1 1 ' 1 ,, . ,, . . . . . . 1 - 1 - I . 1 1 I . 1 1 ' - 1 . . ,, . . ,, . 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P K ? l ,':J.A-f,r:V,,i:, I Dennis Abboh Eugene Adler Melvin Albrecht David Alme Ardis Anderson Janet Anderson Jean Anderson Wallace Anderson Jean Axdahl Shirley Bekkerus Potrucuo Bernd James Bertsch Barbara Blelfeldt Constance Bulls Larry Blfhnger Mavis Blorgan Llnda Bohmer Marcus Borg -N Patricia Bradshaw Barbara Bratland Astrid Bratlie Larry Breiland Richard Broderick Mary Brooks Boyce Brown Julie Brown Larry Brown Mary Brown Ronald Brown Carole Brunelle Sharon Brunsvold Alex Buergin Wendy Burrill Fix' who ,--as 4'7 tr Doris Burton Roy Butenhoff David Bye Sharon Bye Sonya Bylund , ,V John Carney Gerald Dommer K W, ,f-, Annette Cernousek Donna Christian Sigurd Christiansen Esther Dahlquist jf W .h t ,ill C5 7 7 ' ' 2 as Delores Dallmann Mary Jean Dilger Bonnie DuBord Claire Duklet 9' 9 2 Karen Edensfrom Barbara Edwards Ernest Erickson Hazel EriCkS0r1 Thomas Erickson jw iw r. fr , 1 F my , ,,, I Karen Evenson Duane Fike Patricia Fitzgerald Donna Forbes Gerald Forness ' M ' 'V f ' H r ' 'f ,, it -6 111 Karen Fridlund Ross Gabriel Sidney Gqde James Galvin Nancy Gee n M' ' 5 'i Mary Goha Judith Graber Karen Gravalin Clayion Grimley Adele Grosz '-...Alf ' 1-pm- 4.1 2- ,ie '- 352. Marlys Hoakonson Duane Hagen David Haight Susan Halverson Shirley Hangaard Y X A W, A A Lowell Hanson Ronald Hanson Dawn Hargrove David Houg Linda Haug -6 0 'IL' iw.- lf? Jeanne Henning Darrell Herk James Herk John Hinz Mary Hinz QQ Linda Holsen John Holt Sharon Holtgrewe Paul Horn Party Lou Hudson Judith Hu hes 9 Clarence Jacobs Bunnie Jacobson Richard Jeffries James Jess 3 -M ,Q .-Q: ,VJ-a l ' s Carol Johnk Georgia Johnk Nancy Johnk Cecelia Johnson Ronald Johnson Q Q J' 4? x ' Thomas Johnson Wilma Johnson Karl Jorgenson Jonefte Juntunen Judith Kaeding ,e Diane Keller Louise Kennedy David Kenny Dianna Kerper Patricia King Nancy Klovstad Wayne Knauf Doris Koenig Ronald Kost Venal Kraemer ygqfv 45' Orpha Kragnes Sandra Kragnes Harry Kringler Gary Kvihum Donna Lamb ,av f-sl 'Q David Larkin Bernard Larson David Larson Donald Larson Ae T ,L S33 J 1 Maureen Larson Lonnie Leach GGYY l-69 Wallace Leiseth Charleen Larson Karen Leonard Clark Lien David Lindaas Verna Lindgren Kendall Littlefleld Maureen McCawley fm rg, . , 4 V M- 7' at Judith McGregor Lowell McGregor Jane? Madsen James Malstrom Joan Marchand ,V-'IP . My Judith Marquart Victor Martin David Matson Charlene Mattson David Metzgar Ann Mikkelsen Brian Miller Corliss Miller Russell Miller Arlene Mills 1 -1 -li Norliss Moe Dennis Mohr David Mork Karen Mueller John Murray f is -r ,N by -2' If-Q-uv .E M, Sharon Myer Richard Narlock Thomas Narlock Allan Nelson Cheryl Nelson x X' 'Y ' Kenneth Nelson Victoria Nelson Darryl Nohr Gary Nulph ,, as , 1 kj V. ,- 5' if ,ra Gordon Nyquist Ernest Oberg Diane O'Dowd Ronald Offuff f 07 '1-nur' Gary Newton Curtis Olson -190 X Q Pio Qi David Olson Sharlene Olson Joanne Olstad Vernon Overby ww My 5 Curtis Peterson Gary Peterson Michael Peterson Lynn Peterson QFQ ...J ff' Gary Olstad William Peterson ,-0 -3 Dennis Phelps Etta Plummer John Poulson Ellen Reed James Regstad , ,i f-' r W .W 5' . 5 5 f ' wr . f ., f 7 f A V 2? T.: ,, V. ..,-iw .. ff K b A ,za 2 M Q 85 l 5 if ws Dennis Rehder Shirley Rensvold Jon Reski Allan Richards Ruth Richards Q15 Marilyn Rindal Larry Risfvedt Elizabeth Robinson Madrean Rod Donald Rusness Delight Ruther Sherman Sanders Lorna Sannes Dean Robideau Rodney Schmidt John Schoener Karen Schultz Robert Schulz Madge Schwede Terrance Sebestl Jean Setter Kathleen Shellito Karl Sigmund Dian Simison Patricia Smith IQ Marion Sorenson Marilyn Spillman Donna Stein Mary Stenberg Janet Stenerson '51 Millicent Sirand Julianne Sullivan Jean Sundrud Rachel Svensson 'Q l 'Y G Samuel Swenson KX 'vu-vig -J' Kay Syrup Bonnie Syverson Wendy Lou Szoblo Ardis Tobott William Torbell Judith Tobolt Jon Torgerson Norma Tweeton Janice Tweiten Charlene Twildchl ,as Marilyn Utke Charles Van Raden Marianne Viste Howard Wasson Gary Welch John Westberg Barbara Westlund Carol Westlund Peter Westrum Byron Wiedemann la Dennis Wigf'-7' Calvin John Wilson Karen Wilson -. w . 1' Zi rr T oe, 1, Kristi Ylvisaker Theodore Zitzow 50 BOYS AND GIRLS STATER9 ,? DONALD RUQNESQ JUDY KAEDING Don Rusness and Judy Kaednng we h re C osen by the students and faculty of 'Moorhead Hugh to attend the model government workshop held annually tn St Paul The purpos of thus workshop ns to lnstrll an the staters an actnve Interest In tnenr government and a knowledge ofthe methods by which It operates Representattves for Boys and Gnrls State are chosen cn the ba us of l adershtp and Interest nn government and are sent to St Pa l Le U under the spohsorshlp of the Amertcan gron and the Legion Auxultary 51 THE AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE 0 Q... ,, 1 , Alex Buergin gave the impressions of a Swiss boy in an American city and school, and Larry Brown re- lated his experiences as an AFS visitor to Alex's native Switzerland. Both made numerous speaking en gagements during the year. Under the auspices of the American Field Service, Alex Buergin, a senior boy from Switzerland, studied at Moorhead l-ligh School during I959-60. Alex lived with the Paul Horn family and attended regular classes with the class of '6O. ln addition to class- work, Alex participated in many extra-curricular activities, as would any other high school senior. Switzerland was the temporary home ot Larry Brown, who spent the summer of I959 as a Field Service exchange student. Exchanges such as this are the principal service ot the agency. A deeper understanding of other people and a cultural exchange on the level ot the young adult are the aims ot American Field Service. Drying dishes was one of the daily household tasks our Swiss visitor Alex practiced his beloved clarinet at his foster home in performed in the home of his Moorhead. American parents. 23 ix Q an S i. l i g- i Alex received his diploma at Concordia Fieldhouse on June 2, as did his adopted brother, Paul Horn. Here Alex poses with his temporary family, Mrs. Paul Horn, Skip, Kathy, and Mr. Paul Horn, Sr. You cannot knock the Euro- pean out of a boy, Alex clung fa the bicycle as a mode of school-to-home transportation. Lge .v-wifi - 1 ,lw 4 ' a 1 4.526 psf I I 1 'e f' --Lffimg A . - ' 'V A '25, 5: q 1 , L JUNIOR CLASS President Peter Gelb Advxsors Mr Brand? and Mr Larson Secretary Treasurer Jean Llndaas Vice President Jlm Knutson Class History Another year has quuckly slipped past us once again The only dnlterence us that thas Mme all of us have gained more self confidence dependa bllnty expernence and moreover we have de veloped so many valuable relatnonshnps around Thus year weve met varuous tasks such as the homecoming float the lunlor dance and the swirl of prom time All were successful because of the wonderful class co operatlon and the ex cellent gundance we received Dunng these last two years no matter what kxnd of obstacle has been set before us an bulld :ng our castles we have overcome them bnck by brick As a unnted class we look unto the fu ture realizing the obstacles and setbacks to come In thus foresught we ask for dnvnne guud ance to lead us toward a summlt of accomplush ment and success as a unut 'E J ' . V I I I I - US. , , , '- 54 if I wg Anne Abaz Jeanne Alfson Merilyn Anderson Charlotte Aspengren Karen Baumann Sharon Bennett Peter Berg Lloyd Adams Lynette Alstad Sharon Anderson Gwen Bahe Robert Beattie Shirley Bensen Judith Berger a.,,,:5, :r,r V I 6 - ' 6, J Terry Aldahl Bryce Anderson Vicki Anderson Janice Balliet Gordon Belk Jewett Benson Mary Betz vi! Dennis Alfson Edward Anderson Allan Asleson Gerald Barth Harold Bennett Bruce Berberich Larry Bexell Ruth Bloom Susan Bond Margaret Brennan Joyce Buchholz Charles Boatman Judith Bradshaw Richard Brevik James Buhoug Linda Boche Roger Brakke Katherine Bruner John Carlander Kathy Bohmer Kirsten Bratlie Ona Brunsvold Louise Carlson P-15 1.:: . R , Mary Carlson Janet Cole Patricia Delong Ted Eastlund Harold Carstenson Alice Corneliussen Sharon Dokken Douglas Eckheart Geraldine Christenson Jacque Corneliussen Paul Ducharme Bruce Ellingson Jack Cole Michael Daly Ronald Dyer Sharon Emery Q Q I Bruce Erickson Shirley Folden Byron Gigler Behy Gutlormson Anthony Hammerstad Curtis Harmon Sharon Hillestod 1'-I 4 4 Y, f 8 Joan Erickson Peter Geib Sheryl Giesfvang Fred Hobiger Louro Hannemann June Harmon Marlys Hoffman 1-- LA K Sand ra Erickson Elroy Geiszler Phyllis Grucholla Ronald Hagen Charles Hanson Rodney Harris Margoref Hoeck Connie Flakne Sandra Geiszler Becky Gulbranson Donald Halmrasl Karen Hanson Gran? Hegranes Lois Horn 5.-. 211' Linda Houge John Ingersoll Karen Jacobson Dennis Johnson Wayne Jones Harry Kilsdonk Raymond Kline I -6 r v l 'C' S 1 Connie Hubbell Diane Jackson Karen Jensen Diane Johnson Carolyn Karmarkovic Eileen King Judifh Knapp C 11 fx Katherine Hughes Kathleen Jacobs Thomas Johanneson Judi Jo Johnson Thomas Kenny Sharon Kiftilsfved Tom Knoll Lorelie llcel JoAnn Jacobson Muriel Johnk Sharon Johnson Denese Kiland Marvin Klimek James Knulson 5 57 a+ iz Mis: f vw ,, i fy .-41: f '17 g if f Robert Kornig Gary Landsem Kurf Larson Melvin Leisefh an , ,Mm Pig? L x ,M wg ! , 1 Laurel Krabbenhoff Keith Larsen Larry Larson David Lerberg Lois Krabbenhoff Carol Larson Margo Larson James Liley I' Kalhy Kyllo Jesse Larson Marlene Larson Jean Lindaas ' i Q' I DyAnn Lind Lou Ellen McArthur Julie Markegard Sharon Mattson Stephen Longtin Sharon McGough Jean Marquart Joe Melby Priscilla Lund Diane McLaren Robert Mastel David Miller Rebecca Luther Judith Malstrom Kenneth Mattson Rosemary Miller j I 'K is Y' iw, f 1123 If N N a 34. Connie Bonnie Mior Moore Jacolyn Sondra Murray Myer Barbara DWGYHE Naugle Nelson Linda Sandra Nelson Netland Robert Donald Norby Oldenburg Catherine Julie Olson Olson Stanley Bonita Olson Ostrem A 1 5 .134 J A J' i Kay Ray Mortenson Motschenbacher Dana Nancy Myhra Narlock Jonas Larry Nelson Nelson Kenneth Sandra Nicholsen Nohr Jerome Bruce Oldenburg Olness Phillip Roland Olson Olson Cheryl Sharon Paseka Poseka v . X L L X f' 1 Sv I ' 5 r Arlene Pederson Linda Pitsenbarger Keith Rehder Mary Remley Donald Roalstad Diane Rogness Duane Salness G .Y Larry Peterson John Pluth Claudette Reinke Donna Restad Sandra Robideau Phyllis Rosenfeldt Rodney Samson 4' f y A Ab J D n 3 5 f, W Q N4 1 . 'ti 'l .5 X11 t mi Raymond Nancy Phelps Pitman ,, Bette Norman 4 4 Poels Ramsholm 27 ' Connie Dianne llll P H VV Reitan Reitan Donna Virginia Richards Rickers laDonna Janice Robin Robinson Patricia Judith Ross Ruther Richard Donna Sapa Schramm lean? H, A -gf, Margaret Seegar Richard Sentz Richard Seig Joan Slcionsby Margaret Seaton Orville Shannon John Sigurdson Janice Smith Richard Seegar Lee Sheldon Jean Sillers Allan Solum Mariorie Selby Merlin Shelstad Paul Skarstad Earl Sorby 'X Q1 Matthew Sorby Jerrilyn Sundby Arthur Thompson Kay Tillish 9 ,, A, No! I. 1 f 1 , xl sl , 1 Q V Clyde Stenslie Sonya Svenkerud Daphne Thompson Morgeret Traun Q :- R , 5 fi r A R a, i John Marlene Stever Struck Don Tim SWOTISOH Swanson William Diane Thompson Thorson John Carolyn Van Tassel Verry 45 J .i John Kathryn Vigestad Viste Julie Roger Wicks Willits JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Georgian n Welch Nancy Wirth Members LEFT TO RIGHT: David Lerberg, Jerri Sundby, Jean Lindaas, Diane Johnson, Ruth viser Mr. Larson. ROW TNNO: Steve Longtin, Doug Eckheart, The Junior Class Council was Bloom, Marlys Hoffman, Ad- Art Thompson, Terry Aldahl, Peter Geib, Jim Knutson, organized for the first time in Moorhead High by the class of '61, The purpose of this council was to receive better representation and voice for the class body os a whole, by having each World History class elect a representative. Lynne Whisler Carol Yernberg S., Shoes anyone? Posmg agoml Glamour gurls QNJ Men s and Studying hmmm K L Look of accomplishment. f - Goofin' off again. Doesnf he look preHy?? 4. V . as , v Caughtlll Steady Gooberl SOPHOMORE CLASS Presldent Carl Puerce Advisor Mr Donald Bramff Secretary Treasurer Ellzabeth Edenstrom Vice President Morrls Lannmg We sophomores had the experience ot being the tlrst class of students brought back together after a year of separation at drfterent schools Although we were glad that we got to go to the new lunlor highs we were all happy to be with our old trlends again We were met by more responslbllntles more fun and ofcourse more work There were the climax tllled contests ot choos :ng our Sophomore Homecoming Queen attend Makrng our float tor the homecoming parade proved to be lots of fun But wnth the fun came many long hours of hard work and the worry of Wnll It be ready by Friday? As usual It was ready and It even took second prnze We have had good times as well as dlsap pointing times whsch equally balanced our soph omore year Now that we have been oltlcnally xnntnated unto Moorhead Hugh we hope to be bet ter students In our future years , V V I ' ants and our own Sophomore Sweetheart. n - ' - 11 ' I - Larry Aamoth Jay Allen Carolyn Anderson Robert Anton Sheryl Bohe Dianne Bierk Dianne Borgen I Cheryl Abbott Dennis Amath Charles Anderson Vivian Atchison Kathleen Bailey Marilyn Blake Mary Brakke WF-Y' '--, .. be . , i s df Q '- ' Robert Adler William Amundson Gail Anderson Yvonne Aune Cheryl Berg Maxine Bloom Carolee Brandvolcl 5 I E Gloria Albrecht Barbara Anderson Janice Anderson Vida Bacon Peter Berg Ray Bonowitz Donna Brooks QP I 14M- ' lx S' ' i x . , .sw 'fl '--2:-1 4 If fs 4 i 4 .P . Robert Brunsvold Ingrid Christiansen Brian Coyle Edward Dallmon W, Judy Burnett Darryl Christiansen Janet Culp Terry Daly fs f n 5 Mary Carney Sharon Christiansen Hans Dahl Katherine Delaware Gary Christian Eleanore Cole James Daley Kathleen Donovan Jane Dronen Janice Eckstrand John Ellingson Judith Erickson 4111. .. .f A Patricia Duval Elizabeth Edenstrom Jean Engbloom Roberta Erickson Gary Eberhardt Curtis Edwards Gerald England Linda Evenson Renay Eck Linda Egge Sherry Erbele John Faust Marlys Pike William Forbes Ronald Gensler Janice Greenwood Bonnie Hallett Joyce Hangaard Phyllis Hanson Michael Fillmore Jim Forsberg Bruce Gerlash Darlene Grondahl Drinda Halverson Anita Hanson Paulette Hegre Gary Flaa Richard Freeman Janice Goodger Diane Gutaw Jerry Halvorson Carol Hanson Margaretha Heid rich Sandra Fogderud Larry Frimanslund David Gravning David Hagland Bruce mel' Diane Hanson Jerry Heinen E' 'fd-.za Carol Donald Henne Herk Carol Elizabeth Hinschberger Hinz Lois Robert Hogenson Hogenson Mae William Holland Holm Robert William Horner Houge Richard Eugene Hubbell Husel Gary Derald Johnk Johnson C , -f - la J' ' 4 gn e 9 , I ,'f',-xc SL to ' ' I5 ' 1 I Donna Sandra if Herk Hill v V Barbara Thomas J Q1 . Hobbs Hoerr l Arvid Betty Holen Holien h Dianne Thomas Holmes Holfgrewe Qi' Allan Thomas Hoxeng Hruza Bette Chall g Jacobson Jenkins ,- Sharon Stephen A T Johnson Johnson ' i Mary r f f Judge Douglas 'L' I Koenning V ,T Jerry f h - f, ,QW Kowalski Arlene Kraus 'W-dh x ,y 'AE' lf Ralph Jundt Phyllis Koester Arthur Krabbenhoft Anetto Kronbeck '5.,,T' -1- ,gif ?9 ' we Y 'F uf .l 'Q Q 2 il ' 1 ' im- Q 5 'hw- x . Y l Susan LeRoy Kerper Kind Holly Judith Kost Kotte Kathryn Eugene Krabbenhoft Krag nes Arlan Ronald Kron beck Kruse Debra Kvamme Judith Larson LaDonna Lemke Claudia Lindstrom ,Vg V1 1-if 1. , l -so 6 ' .137 LY by ,m,, L A re is . A ' 1 'E Z1 4' Q with rw ff A J Nm X 'NW 9 , Q 'l. V 'Y 5 X S92 Le, X Q 'r y y ,, X fu is x it i ww ..e, nn Terry Morris Lanager Lanning Keith ReNae Larson Larson Emilie Charles Leno Lenthe Elaine David Loock Louzek wi ali Dennis Larson Marilyn Ledeboer David Lewis Nancy Lowy 'S 'ie Q 1' M , L .A ,fl X 'i f x Q Keith Ludemann Wesley Martins Janice Mittag Dale Neirby Robert Nobis David Oldenburg Ray Onstlne 4' ' up ee :ls D - ,Q - 'W I Jeanette McDonald Mary Ellen Mattson Sharon Mattag Linda Newton Audrey Nord Susan. Oliver Dennis Overby as .f--4 ' Q 5 David Gene McFarland Martin Stanley Gary Maynard Melby Pat Nick Montgomery Motschenbacher Pamela David Niebergall Nobis Kenneth Anita Nygaard Ogren Georgann Janice Olson Olson Donald LeRoy Paseka Peterson Q-.f -r ' 'PS- ax. Qls if .'Wz A Lynda Peterson Ruth Poels Duane Ritter Gay Saetre Sharon Seiler Marvel Sinner Eunice Sorby 'QM Carl Pierce John Quill Roger Rod Harold Sanders Gary Senechal Kaye Smith Melva Sprague 3' Ruth Pierce Joanne Rasmusson Beverly Ross Judith Sannes Janell Sheetz Suzanne Snyder John Steften I C' L9 7' ,- 'own Loren Poehls Clayton Richards Mary Rowan Gary Schott Larry Simpson Patricia Sondag Clare Stensrud F, Q-x I FW A Janet --gg U ., .fri - IL Rose Stephens Micheal Stuart Paulette Szabla Thompson Cheryl Stock Gerald Sundrud Joetta Tallakson Karen Thompson ' 1 -rid iv 3, 4' n-L'-in ft, xv- L L we-f 9 I .ls-. Roger Stone Charles Swanson Patrick Gary Tong Allen Torsveit 4 H, mx 'Ns Sn' , .T X . E. I .- A on '- . Sylvanus Strand Donald Swenson Thomas Tharaldson Judith Treichel Gary Ulness Sharon Weiss Cathy Wilson Mark Ylvisaker 2 ,. 3 .kr ZZ - 4,5 M . gi 5' ,QV : 5 Y 4 Diane Valen Geraldine Westlund Max Wycisk W 2 l T f y 1 , Wi , li F 2 gs Q 5? Rf 11 3 fwfr , ,. . ' Y-by E 3 , Nancy Joan Walton Wambach Faye David Williams Willmg Audrey Charles Yeager Yernberg Loafing on the iob. The game, remember? All set? V7 vs, ltwon'thur1 xi 1 Does it Ei? Specfafor's snack E y k 4 'x n Don't iust sfcnd there, workl You're supposed fo cheer, foo. W aww? JY v , , ' xvvg, A -,Lg 'og - ,J .Q r' -- -, - - -- v -.11 yi, 1- N ,th -9 ROW i, Left to Right: Robert Schulz, student manager, Dove Olson, Sigurd Christiansen, Gary Nulph, Ron Ofiutt, Skip Horn, Wayne Knauf, Curtis Olson, Dennis Rehder, John Carney, Bernie Larson. ROW 21 Harry Coach Gotta poses with the two captains, Skip Horn and Wayne Knauf. H K it-1 xiirjxif' f .xyjxv F V ew , 'z 1 Q i x x 5 l-libbing .. Craakston . Alexandria . Fergus Falls .. Wheaton .. Fargo ........ Thiel River Falls Detroit Lakes .. Breckenridge .. 72 .saw if if if Q, .ga S . 1 Kringler, Jerry England, John Sigurdson, Doug Eckheart Byron Gigler Peter Geib, Dick Sapa, Mike Daly, Jim Knutson, Jim Galvin Terry Aldahl student manager. ROW 3: Dave Haight, Jim Herk Dale Nelrby FOOTBALL Lost Wan Lost Won Won Lost Won Won Won IQ C1 John Corlander, John Plufh, Dove Oldenburg, Ernesf Erickson, Larry Peterson, Ted Eastlund, Doug Kaenning, Ar? Thompson, John Sfever. B Football Squad, Left fo righf, ROW l: Wayne Jones, Morris Lanning, Jim Daley, Tom Hurza, Ron Kruse, Don Herk, ROW 2: John Sfeffen, Dennis Amofh, Roger Stone, Gary Floo, Robert Hogenson, Bill Holm, ROW 31 Arvid Halen, Elroy Geiszler, Mark Ylvisaker, Jerry Holvorson, Richard Freeman, Gary Johnk. s 1' , dw, 'fir f Q 9 V r . varied -552' lt, 'EF -' , l 145 r 53 . , or an 1 N :if Q M' 18 A V' l V an -Q 73 Hollback Ted Easilund Guard Gary Nulph Fullbock John Plulh Cenfer Skip Horn John Carney Byron Dave Olson Quarterback Quarierback End Ron OHUH John Carlander Tackle Quarferback Jim Herk Jim Knutson Harry Kringler Halfbsck Halfback Tackle .lim Cen Giglel' Dennis Render Ernie Erickson Wayne Knauf Guard Guard Galvin John Siever Sig Chrisiiansen ler End End Sapa Dave Haight Doug Eckhear? back Fullback Halfbcck Mike Daly Guard Curf Olson Guard Peter Geib Tackle Bernie Larson End .,-ax f ,, 1, , RN, .-ff 31' 4? iz? 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Q4-M, ,, Q I EX X QM wa!! .53 13 VX ,f I Carol Henna Carol Hinschberger Lois Hogenson Mae Holland Robert Horner Richard Hubbell Gary Johnk :VX 1 4,4 Donald Herk Elizabeth Hinz Robert Hogensan William Holm William Houge Eugene Husel Derald Johnson Q4 Donna Sandra Herlx Hill Barbara Thomas Hobbs Hoerr Arvid Belly Holen Holien Dia-nne Thomas Holmes Holfgrewe Allan Thomas Hoxang Hruza Bette Chall Jacobson Jenkins Sharon Stephen Johnson Johnson Q. . ,,', 'W ' ':1' 5 -, iixfa ,, A LJ 'Evr- l S +1 'ua , Mary Judge Douglas Koenning Jerry Kowalski Arlene Kraus r s A , -Y, is iff, ,r Ralph Jundt Phyllis Koester Arthur Krabbenhoff Aneffa Kronbecl: E E 'Z my iwv, Refi A vm if e- 'S S ' -l p Q 'Q' S r Q , 5 X Susan Kerper Holly Kost Kathryn Krabbenhoff Arlan Kronbeck 01 9 , '--ff LeRoy Kind Judith Kohe Eugene Kragnes Ronald Kruse hd.. 'lit 'S ,ww Debra Kvamme Judith Larson LaDonna Lemke Claudia Lindstrom Terry Lanager Keith Larson Emilie Leno Elaine Loock i Morris Lanning ReNae Larson Charles Lenthe David Louzek '95 wil Dennis Larson Marilyn Ledeboer David Lewis Nancy Lowy ps E-' Keith Ludemann Wesley Martins Janice Mrttag Da e Nelrby Robert Nobls David Oldenburg GY Onstlne . 45 73- 'nr Jeanette McDonald Mary Ellen Mattson Sharon Mattag Linda Newton Audrey Nord Susan Oliver Dennis Overby 3' David Gene McFarland Martin Stanley Gary Maynard Melby a Nick Montgomery Motschenbacher Pamela David Nlebergall Nobls Kenneth Nygaard Georgann Olson Donald Paseka . , Anita Ogren Janice Olson LeRoy Peterson R ' H we Lynda Peterson Ruth Poels Duane Ritter Gay Saetre Sharon Seiler Marvel Sinner Eunice Sorby 9C.? l 5 3' Carl Pierce John Quill Roger Rad Harold Sanders Gary Senechal Kaye Smith Melva Sprague Ruth Pierce Joanne Rasmusson Beverly Ross Judith Sonnes Janell Sheetz Suzanne Snyder John Steften Loren Poehls Clayton Richards Mary Rowan Gary Schott Larry Simpson Patricia Sondag Clare Stensrud x GW 4 7 is Janet , N 'm A Rose Stephens Micheal Stuart Paulette Szabla Thompson Cheryl Stock Gerald Su nd rud Joetta Tallakson Karen Thompson Q ,+ W fl s y S if ef V 27' ng ,ny l R -A Q 'S ' A x N ,J - L, , ' L , L ,, ,. A, 1 K Q ' te Roger Sylvanus Stone Strand Charles Donald Swanson Swenson Patrick Gary Thomas Tong Tharaldson Allen Judith Tarsveit Treichel Gary Ulness Sharon Weiss Cafhy Wilson Mark Ylvisaker A IY, eau Q Diane Valen Geraldine Westlund Max Wycisk -r,.,-e1 Nancy Walton Faye Williams Audrey Yeager ,M Mx B. tm s ,Ae Ek Joan Wambach David Willms Charles Yernberg Loafing on ihe iob. The game, remember? 'Jr All set? I Does it fif? Specfa1or's snack v--v --Q It won't hurt 'AE '- W Don'f lust stand there, workl You're supposed fo cheer, too. EGM? 13 I we r gr X ,.,.r -, f .M af Wmffffiml - .r.a.h'.2'5vi5f J .- .. J ROW l Left to Right Rober? Schulz sfudenf manager Dave Olson Krungler Jerry England, John Sigurdson, Doug Eckhearf Byron Glgler Slgurd Chrishansen Gary Nulph Ron Ofiuff Slap Horn Wayne Knauf Pefer Genb, Dick Sapa, Mike Daly, Jim Knufsan, Jim Galvin Terry Alclahl Curhs Olson Dennis Rehder John Carney Bernie Larson ROW 2 Harry sfudenl manager. ROW 3: Dave Haight, Jim Herk Dale Nelrby Coach Goffa poses wlfh the Two captains Skip Horn and Wayne Knauf l-libbing .. Crookston . Alexandria . Fergus Falls .. Whealon .. Fargo ........ Thief River Falls Detroit Lakes .. Breckenridge ,. Lost Won Lost Won Won Lost Won Won Won 01 as ,. P? John Carlander, John Pluth, Dave Oldenburg, Ernesl Ericlcson, Larry Peterson, Ted Easflund, Doug Koenning, Art Thompson, John Sfever. B Football Squad, Lell to right, ROW lg Wayne Jones, Morris Lanning, Jim Daley, Tom Hurza, Ron Kruse, Don Herkg ROW 2: John Steffen, Dennis Amoth, Roger Stone, Gary Floa, Robert Hogenson, Bill Holm, ROW 31 Arvid Holen, Elroy Geiszler, Mark Ylvisaker, Jerry Halvorson, Richard Freeman, Gary Johnk. 1 41 iff: CI, V' Ukff .lug-, .. vw-45 R sal -- 1, one , -3K 73 Dave Olson Halfback Ted Easflund Guard Gary Nulph Fullback John Plufh Cenfer Ron Oflutf John Carlander Tackle Quarterback Jim Herk Jim Knuison Harry Kringler Halfbcck Halfback Tackle Skip Horn John Carney Byron Quarterback Quarlerback End Jim Cen Giglel' Dennis Render Ernie Erickson Wayne Knauf Guard Guard Galvin John Sfever Sig Chrisfiansen Ter End End Sapa Dave Haight Doug Eckhearf back Fullbaclz Halfback Mike Daly Guard Cur? 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'3 ' Q 9 f3fJM'k:f o ,, , A ., ,sb-If'? , X I .A l X ,ag x, I in ' AN?A,.? '. Q g II Lg B ' r? 1 N ' Rf!! . BQ QR HQ X QW Hr, .yi Hg Q1 HQ, X 9 ag, Q .2 E . I Q , ' , Mr W . px JFS fm fb 1 V , Q. f f I xx Q-4: V 4 P. Ax,N,b.f P-Sq 29 kd 1 --vuapfxi 4 M S'8 X A4 W 1 P.. -ur Q f gf! 1 v- Moorhead High's track team members are, from L to R: Phil Ahneman, Per Berg, David Louzek, Roger Stone, Ron Kruse, Mark Ylvesaker, John Stefian, Don Nelson, Alan Hoxeng. ROW 2: Clarence Jacobs, Wayne Knauf, Gary Nulph, Jerry Dommer, Sig Christiansen, Larry Brown, Keith Larson, David Haight, Jim Knutson. ROW 3: Gary Newton, Larry Bexell, Richard Seeger, TRACK IE? ' John Carlander, Byron Gigler, Peter Geib, John Pluth, Doug Eclxheart. ROW 4: John Stever, Allan Solum, Doug Koenning, Phil Olson, Wayne Melquist, Donald Herk, Jim Daly, Jerry Halverson. ROW 5: Dale Neirby, Tom Hruza, Morris Lanning, Dennis Amoth, Max Wycisk, Gory Senechol. Once again the Moorhead track team re- mained undefeated in Iocal, district, and re- gion track competition. The season began with an impressive victory at the Minnesota Outstate Indoor Track Meet. This was fol- lowed by six large-margin victories in the Sioux Indoor, the Sioux Outdoor, the Dragon Relays, the Resort Region Conference, the Ot- ter Invitational, and the Fargo-Moorhead In- ter-City Championship. The Spuds racked up 74V2 points to win the Minnesota District 23 track meet held at Frazee. This was the eighth straight district title for the Spuds. They went on to win the Minnesota Region 6 high school track cham- pionship at Glenwood with 42V2 points. This marked the sixth straight regional vic- tory and the twenty-ninth successive meet tri- umph. Byron Gigler led the other six Spuds in qualifying for the state meet. Moorhead gained a titth pIace position in this meet. The track team captains, Sig Christiansen, Woyne Knauf, and Jerry Dommer. 82 Moorhead sior Byron Gigler racks up another flrs? place nn low hurdles fo combine wnth fr ts un hugh lump broad lump and high hurdles Yo pui the Spuds In hrs? Qi- -1 1 Couch Shocky Sfr Sire-e-e-e-etch The members of the Moorhead High School baseball team are, from L to R: Studenf Manager Keith Larson, Fred Habiger, Bernard Anderson, Jerry Forness, Bob Hogenson, Donald Roalsfad, Jim Morris, ROW 21 Miles Wagner, John Carney, Bernard Larson, Jim Knutson, Gary Flaa, Wesley BASEBALL If eg' Marlins, Coach Vern Nolling, ROW 31 Dick Sapa, Harry Kringler, Jim Herk, Jerry England, Bruce Olness, Gary Landsem, ROW 41 Lynn Peter- son, Rodney Sampson, Douglas Eckhearl, John Carlander, Howard Was- son, Keilh Larsen, Duane Miller. X s M we I x ,j I UL5- U w ' 3 .La ,lk 4AW,:?:2,-'f i 3' 1 g Q 'FN QP. ,. if U, , 4- , M -- g w: --W -P255 K in I Q. f . . K, . at ,Q ,Q , E' V 1 - Q .712 KK 1-4 . , 6 4 ' .D F, . lx 'tra , t L V, , .4 if I' , egg QL fm 1 K 5, Q M 1 ww ,X IV? AQ, if sf 'A 2-1 x 1 . 1 9'- bf: Ag. -.5 . 'RWM- Members of The gymnashc squad Lia R Allan Bennefeld Bruce Hulde Gary Ulness LeRoy Knnd Mlke Pe Yerson ROW 2 Denms Larson Greg Sevedy Jerry Hart GYMNASTICS The gymnashc Team has gnven per formances durmg The half Tnme aT both regular and Tournament basketball Gary Ulness Tries a back flip on The Tram polnne under The Coaching of Mr Forfm from SouTh Junior Hugh Mulce Peierson works ouf on The parallel LeRoy Kmd exenuses on the 'ugh ba,- bars 86 games. Team members practice daily l INTRAMURAL Tom Erlckson s team was the champnon In Moorhead Hugh Schools Intramural basketball league Mr Stlenstra coached the eight team league composed of hugh school boys who were not on the A or Coach Clnfford Stnenstra Coach Shenstro IS pictured here wlth the wmnlng team L to R Gary Newton Allen Richards Tom Erickson Tom Kenny and Bruce Olness 87 . , . ll ll B basketball squads. GOLF 1 , ' S. ,, A I , Members of fhe golf feam ore, L io R: Larry Bihinger, Robert Koenig, Don Halmrasr. ROW 2: Larry Frimanslund, Jack Hoerr, Tom Kenney, Paul Horn, Jerry Dommer. TENNIS 9 ix . ,f H f , N . Skip Horn and Tom Kenney practice their putting. Members of the tennis team, winners of the Resort Region Championship, are, L to R: Coach Cummer, David Miller, Russel Miller, Dennis Rehder, James Hinz, Gary Olsfad, David Olson, Raymond Phelps. ..' 1 mf! if 4' ,f Wy. ' 9 O 5 X I I, Ki' L .0 o ,L V. 1 1 4, A Team Cheerleaders, clockwise starring left fronh Judy Berger, Judi Jo John- son, Diane Keller, Julie Brown, Karen Leonard, Phyllis Gruchalla. Julie Brown Judy Berger Drummer Arlene Pederson C l'l E E R L i E Diane iceiief Judi Jo Johnson A D E R 9 , vu Karen Leonard Phyllis Gruchalla n'5n rirx. I - .5 Susan Oliver M CLUB The members of the M Club are, from L to R: Jewel? Benson, David Ol- son, Wayne Knauf, Dick Jeffries, Doug Eckheari, Bernard Larson, John Sfever, Gary Kviflum, Gary Nulph, Clarence Jacobs, David Haighf, John Carlander, John Plufh, Byron Gigler, ROW 2: Richard Seeger, Don Halm- rasf, Tom Kenny, Rod Harris, Ronald Ofluff, James Knutson, Jerry Dom- mer, Lynn Peferson, Richard Brevik, James Galvin, ROW 3: Donald Lar- y . THE PETERSON AWARD Wayne Knauf THE THARALDSON AWARD Ronald Offuh 32.5 son, Roberl Schulz, Michael Daly, Pefer Geib, Ted Easilund, David Ler berg, John Carney, Russell Miller, Jerry Forness, Bud Brown, ROW 4 Harry Kringler, Kennelh Nelson, Duane Hagen, Curlis Olson, Jim Herk Dick Sapa, Sig Chrisiiansen, Ernest Erickson, Dennis Rehder, Paul Horn Larry Brown. Gerald Dommer THE HOFFMAN TRACK AWARD Tense momenis for Coach and friend Thais my boyl ,,,..ns Now If you figure ou? The angle of Oralecfory nw Slumber party? A bud? A plone? No Ronl When we ge? to the Sicfe push em back push em back fanhed Don f ever report wlfhouf o shuri ogaln 91 1 'fn xigx I 'S v .. J I. fe N e r 3 A 'X - 1' ' ' 4 1 f 5 , K' ' is r 'X ,lx 2 Af , ' Y nf' ' . . , N r l . I , . . . . The orchestra members, SEATED L to R: ROW I: Harold Bennett, Ger- aldine Christenson, Ardis Anderson, Sandra Myer, Sandra Kragnes, Michael Stewart, Dennis Mohr, Sharon Myer, ROW 21 Paul Skarstad, Janet Cole, Susan Kerper Kirsten Bratlie, Linda Boche, Barbara Anderson, Audrey ORCHESTRA Orchestra Council, L to R: Harold Bennett, Geraldine Christenson, Bruce Erickson, Janet Cole. Yaeger, Holly Kost, Donna Restad, Vida Bacon, Julianne Sullivan, ROW 3: Laura Hanneman, Bonnie Hallett, Adele Grosz, Diane Jackson, Astrid Brat- lie, Mary Brooks, Louise Carlson, Janice Smith. Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 7:50 sharp, orchestra members file sleepily into the music room to begin full rehear- sal. The string section also practices third period daily, The orchestra, directed by Mr. Vincent Pulicicchio, gave a total ot five concerts, two for the school, one for North Junior High students, and the fall and spring concerts for the public. They also played for Homecoming and for baccalaureate and commencement exercises. The orchestra is managed by a four-member council. The council arranges tours, handles the orchestra fund, arranges publicity, handles elections, and makes decisions on any mat- ter pertaining tothe orchestra. 2 '5 xy ef F' 'I .N wx 5 ,V feffsfr ic z vb 'QIV ti 5'f' ',-91533. 150-9 ff W giiiwif J x , L F fy 4-fa iff' af in-4' ,L x v r W 31. 11 ness, Phyllis Gruchalla, Diane McLaren, ROW 3: Patricia Fitzgerald, Mad- Band members are, L to R1 Astrid Bratlie, Sharon Johnson, Mary Brooks, rean Rod, Eleanor Cole, Diane Hanson, Jerrilyn Sundby, Claudia Lind- Kay Mortensen, Louise Carlson, Kristi Ylvisaker, Mary Brakke, Diane Gu- taw, Linda Nelson, ROW 2: Donna Schramm, Sharon Hillestad, Marlys strom, Marian Sorenson, Charleen Larson, Verna Lindgren, David Haug, Haakonson, Carol Johnk, Janet Anderson, Marilyn Rindal, Janice Smith, Brian Coyle, Charles Lenthe, Georgiann Olson, Muriel Johnk, Connie Mior, Bonita Ostrem, Mary Rowan, Diane Reitan, Sonia Svenkerud, Diane Rog- Katherine Olson, Carolyn Karmarkovic. BAND Band Director Lauren C. Buslee The MHS band, under the direction of Lauren Buslee, kept school spirit high during this past year. The band plays at pepfests and football games, a select group of band members plays at basketball games. Drum Major John Carlander led the band in formations during the half-time at the Homecoming game, and the maiorettes, led by Donna Christian, did some tiashy stepping despite the slushy condition of the held. Two concerts, which were well received by the general public, were presented in January and in May. The band also participates in many community affairs, some being college parades, G-M Days church night, and the National Legion convention. 96 b,., . ,. W ROW 41 Margaretha Heidrich, Norman Ramsholm, Duane Salness, Janice Marlene Larson, Michael Fillmore, Patricia Ross, Allan Solum, ROW 5: Eckstrand, Linda Egge, Marilyn Blake, Darlene Grondahl, Bruce Erickson, Donna Christian, Judi Jo Johnson, Sharon Paseka, Delight Ruther, Re- Marilyn Utke, Charlene Twildahl, Kendall Littlefield, Kenneth Nelson, Keith becca Luther, Judith Kaeding, John Ellingson, Sandra Erickson, Patricia Larson, Arthur Thompson, Dennis Mohr, William Tarbell, Gerald Sundrud, King, Karen Edenstrom, Janet Cole, Karen Jacobson. BAND 4 . D! :QQ wg ff V , 4 1 , f Q ww fn r ' ' sa? 4? V 19? KQV 32 If it ,M W W W' Q , -N 5 Q V w g Q N M 5 ? XJ ROW 3: Bradley Molldrem, David Matson, Donald Rusness, Ronnie Hanson, Tom Pierce, Jewett Benson, Gary Olstad, Steven Longtin, Sigurd Christian- sen, Clarence Jacobs, Peter Westrum, Gary Newton, Carl Pierce, David Lerberg, Richard Bonander, ROW 4: John Quill, James Malstrom, Matthew X. '75 I, X , X Choir Director Vernon Opheim has homework too, Sorby, Dennis Wigtil, Hans Dahl, Ronald Dyer, Alan Nelson, Jon Torger- son, Larry Brown, Phil Olson, John Murray, Robert Norby, Merlin Shelstad, William Peterson, Peter Berg, David Mork. CHDIR The high spot of the year for Ml-lS's sixty-voice choir was a three-day trip to Minneapolis. Tne choir sang for the Minnesota Music Educators' convention and gave a concert forthe Alexandria High School on the way to Minneapolis. The choir is managed by the choir council, composed of Presie dent Don Rusness, Secretory-Treasurer Donna Stein, and Manager Larry Brown, publicity chairmen Carl Pierce and David Lerberg, and robe chairmen Mary Brown and Sigurd Christiansen, Duties of the council include arranging tours and proiects to meet the expenses incurred by the tours. In the past year choir members sold candy and MHS pennants and buttons and held a car wash, The choir also gave four horne concerts, two lor the general public and two for the students of Moorhead High. 99 CHORAL CLUB ROW I1 L to R: Judith Treichel, Bette Peols, Janice Anderson, Donna Brooks, Judy McGreggor, Mary Stenberg, Merilyn Ledeboer, Ruth Paels, Debra Kvamme. ROW 21 Linda Haug, Sharon Christiansen, Kathleen Donovan, Elizabeth Hinz, Judy Katte, Janice Olson, Jean Engbloom, Kathleen Bailey, DyAnn Lind, Rose Stephens. ROW 3: Renee Eclc, Nancy Walton, Renee Larson, Elaine Laoclc, Laura Hannemann, Sharon Mittag, Paulette Szabla, Donna Reed, Mary Jean Dilger, Elizabeth Edenstrom Katherine Delaware, ROW 41 Mariorie Selby, Suzanne Snyder Joyce Haangard Bonnie Coleman, Gail Anderson, Barbara Hobbs, Ingred Christiansan Kay Tillish, Sharon Johnson, Daphne Thompson, Mary Judge Janell Sheetz Margaret Traun. ORCHESTRA CANDIDS Bruce looks cold. Orpha directs All aboard. Karen has a problem Left, right, leff Wvifxg The German members of Language Club are, from L to R: Arlene Kraus, Judi Jo Johnson, Merilyn Anderson, Madge Schwede, Sandra Myer, Ro- berta Erickson, Kirsten Bratlie, Geraldine Christenson, Sandra Erickson, Jane Dronen, Ingrid Christiansen, Judith Sannes, ROW 21 Janette Juntunen, Marlys Hoffman, Karen Hanson, Julie Brown, Kay Mortenson, Janice Smith, Bette Poels, Jean Axdahl, Karen Wilson, Sharon Myer, Rachel Svensson, Diane Reitan, Sheryl Giestvang, Kathy Kyllo, Carolyn Verry, Nancy Pitman, ROW 31 Connie Mior, Linda Boche, Louise Carlson, Astrid Bratlie, Jeanne Henning, Barbara Bratland, Shirley Rensvold, Vicki Anderson, Donna Schramm, Ellen Reed, Kay Evenson, Sharon Dokken, Laura Hanneman, LANGUAGE CLUB Students who take a foreign language - German, Latin, or Spanish - or have taken it for two years are eligible for this or- ganization. Miss .losepha Rodenberg, MHS German instructor, ably advises and helps to direct the club's activities. The high point ot the year is the annual Language Club Banquet held at the Frederick-Martin Hotel. Sharon Emery, Drinda Halverson, Susan Oliver, Ruth Poels, Sonia Svenke- rud, Janet Cale, ROW 4: Carol Yernberg, Mary Remley, Mary Gotta, Dana Myhra, Doris Burton, Karen Mueller, Daphne Thompson, Janet Anderson, Lou Ellen McArthur, Judith Kaeding, Rebecca Luther, Sharon Johnson, Bon- ita Ostrem, Janice Robinson, Connie Reitan, DiAnn McLaren, Pat DeJong, Claudette Reinke, Marjorie Selby, ROW 51 Kristi Ylvisaker, Judith Erickson, Joan Erickson, Mary Hinz, Bruce Erickson, David Willms, Sam Swenson, Richard Jettries, Garry Lee, Jon Torgerson, Larry Brown, Boyce Brown, Clarence Jacobs, Don Rusness, Paul Horn, David Lerberg, Alex Buergin, Bruce Berberich, Richard Seig, and Merlin Shelstad. , 5 r 4, Advisor Miss Josepha Rodenberg receives flowers from club members at the annual formal banquet. The officers of the Language Club are, from L to R: Clarence Jacobs, KUY Evenson, Don Rusness, Sam Swenson, Jeanne Henning, and Janet Anderson. Students of Spanish and Latin classes who belong to Language Club are, From L to R, FRONT ROW: Nancy Lowy, Diane Gutaw, Margaretha Heid- rich, Karen Fridlund, Claudia Lindstrom, Diane Jackson, Kathy Jacobs, Jean Sillers, Charlene Martson, Jean Lindaas, Ruth Blooom, Patricia Sonf dag, Jean Sundrudg ROW 2: Eleanor Cole, Mary Brakke, Linda Sue Houge, Judy Malstrom, Linda Egge, Patricia Ross, Kay Tillisch, Katherine Bruner, Jean Alfson, Dian Simison, Connie Bills, Cheryl Stock, Cecelia lg Johnson, Diane Valan, Morlys Haalconson, Judith Berger, ROW 3: Bar- bara Anderson, Georgiann Olson, Anita Ogren, Margo Larson, Joan Skionsby, Suzanne Snyder, Ruth Pierce, Kathleen Bailey, Stanley Maynard, Donald Swenson, Allan Asleson, Verna Lindgren, Cheryl Nelson, Janell Sheetz, Holly Kost, Wendy Burrill, Sandra Kragnes, Orpha Kragnes, and Ann Mikkelsen. if .Clif ...1- Ky I Q A 7: K I WIG 8: SIG The members of Wig 81 Slg are Lto R Charlene Twlldahl Mary Gotta Davld Olson Wayne Knauf Ronald Offutt Klrlstl Ylvnsalcer Karen Eden Julle Brown Margaret Traun Margo Larson Nancy Boswell Duane strom Donald Rusness Mary Hmz Charlene Mattson Judnth Kaedmg Keller Jean Axdahl Karsten Bratlle Jean Slllers Mary Brown Geraldme Judlth Tobolt Linda Sue Houge Susan Olnver ROW 4 Davld Muller Chrxstenson Janlce Smlth ROW 2 Dlanne Kerper Daphne Thompson Paul Horn Gary Nulph Slgurd Chnshansen Stephen Longtm Larry Sandra Enckson Bonnie Syverson Sonya Bylund Kay Evenson Ellzabeth Brown Clarence Jacobs Jewett Benson Gary Kvlttum Duck JBHTICS Hmz Marlys Hoffman Pat DeJong Bonita Ostrem Elizabeth Eden David Metzgar Gary Schott strom Ellen Reed Pat Kung Drlnda Halvorson ROW 3 Harold Bennett Wig 8. Sag the dramatucs club of Moorread l-lugh School us open to students who are Interested ID dramatlcs Members participate an declamatuon act In plays and do all the other numerous backstage thrngs whuch are necessary to put on a play One ot the hlghllghts of the club year us the nnttatlon of new mem bers Odd costumes bowlng to old members copyung names out of telephone books varrous other stunts and the formal program which all lnutuates must partlclpate un are thlngs to wnsch students look forward from year to year The omcers are L to R Mary Hmz secretary treasurer Judy Kaedlng vice presudent Kay Evenson cl rk and Duck Jeffrues president 106 Advlsor Blarne Asp I 's ca f 4 1 J, 5' - .l .. Ag-L WN Brigifie, what lovely biceps you have. Iniliafe Dave Miller nys ihrough fhe paddle line.' ake ii yourself? Hawaii, who needs A clown went Oh, Bob-EEI Judy had a little Ole! you? acourlin . . . bear . . . WIG 8: SIG INITIATION '31 - cf! STAGE CREW Stage crew members hard at work are L to R Bull Houge Eddle Anderson Terry Aldahl Da vnd Metzger John Westberg Ross Gabriel Wrllnam Tarbell Behind the scenes ot every play, show, or assembly are the boys on the stage crew They handle stage properties Irght :ng and scenery the rnyrnad essentral tasks whuch frequently evade publrc no :ce we Ge! 'hose flats bull? The show must go onl SPUD SPOTLIGHT Darly at 400 pm over KVOX can be heard the Moorhead Hugh School radro broadcasts sponsored by Wig 8. Srg Concentrotrng on school actrvrtres and personalntres the Spud Spotlrght show provldes rnvaluable experrence for the stu dents who partncrpate nn It Chief Announcer Eddle Anderson -iii Spud Spotlight charrmen are Jean Axdahl Karen Edensfrom and Steven Longhn 108 T 1. H S 5 X Qi' A 9' 4, I I, yy A A r ur , Ili, , iz -of , 5 A U? U n .s.sAy , AJ FX, 1 A' ,f .4 IX THEQPIANS The Thespians are from L to Rf Jean Sillers, Janice Smith, Rosemary Mil- Erickson, Bonnie Syverson, Daphne Thompson, Linda Sue Houge, Peggy ler, Charlene Twildahl, Diane Jackson, Judy McGregor, Mary Gotta, Traun, Bonifa Osirem, Kristi Ylvisaker, Karen Edenstrom. ROW 4: Eddie ROW 2: Julie Brown, Judy Tobolf, Ellen Reed, Margo Larson, Pat King, Anderson, Harold Benneh, Dave Mefzgar, Ron Dyer, Larry Brown, Sfe- Charlene Maftson, Kay Evenson, Joanne Olstad, Jenn Axdahl, Pat phen Longtin, Art Thompson, Dick Jeffries, Ronald Offuft, Cap Jacobs. DeJong. ROW 3: Dianna Kerper, Judy Kaeding, Sonya Bylund, Joan HONOR THESPIANS Q lb' i 3 Daphne Thompson Judy Tobolf Dick Jefiries Jean Axdahl Karen Edensfrom Pal King Mary Gotta A if N , f FUTURE HOME MAKERS The senior members of FHA are, from L to R1 Jean Anderson, Shirley Bekkerus, Marianne Viste, Esther Dahlquist, ROW 2: Sonya Bylund, Ce- celia Johnson, Janet Anderson, Marilyn Rindal, ROW 3: Charlene Matt- son, Mary Brooks, Etta Plummer, Jeanne Henning, ROW 4: Connie Bills, Judy Kaeding, Judy Tobolt, Ardis Tabatt, Carol Johnk. The spring style show was but one ot the many noteworthy accomplishments ot the Moorhead High chapter ot Future Homemakers of America through- out the school year. They are always striving to pro- vide Cl good foundation on which to build the future. Home economics and its facets are stressed, The The iunior members of FHA are, L to R: Judy Bradshaw, Geraldine Christensen, Judy Berger, Sharon Bennett, Jean Lindaas, Rosemary Miller, Ruth Bloom, Carolyn Verry, ROW 2: Mary Remley, Carol Larson, Janice Robinson, Karen Hanson, Sharon Paseka, Bette Poels, Kay Mortenson, Cheryl Paseka, ROW 3: Kathryn Kyllo, Louise Carl- son, Alice Corneliussen, Vicki Anderson, Carol Yernberg, Sharon The sophomore members of FHA are, from L to R1 Yvonne Aune, Pamela Niebergall, Dianne Holmes, Ruth Poels, ROW 2: Kathryn Delaware Elaine Loock, Judy Kotte, Sharon Mittag, ROW 3: Judy Burnett, Renay Eck, Elizabeth Hinz, Sharon Seiler. club sent three representatives to Minneapolis to attend the home economics workshop at the Univer- sity ot Minnesota, donated money to the AFS pro- gram, and sent their otticers to the FHA State Con- vention. Dokken, Lois Krabbenhott, Constance Hubbell, ROW 4: Judy Mal- strom, Sharon Emery, Sharon Johnson, Diane Johnson, Sharon Kitfilstved, Joan Erickson, Jackie Corneliussen, Linda Sue Houge, ROW 51 Margaret Brennan, Rebecca Luther, LaDonna Robin, Linda Pitsenbarger, Kay Tillisch, Arlene Pederson, Georgiann Welch, Sue Netland. Zig' In .Ln U. 54-.1 X Mm -L.. 4 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Senior members are, L to R1 Ernie Oberg, Victor Martin, Tom Erickson, James Junior members, L to R: Bill Mikkelsen, Ray Motchenbacher, Bruce Erickson, Regstad, Rodney Schmidt, Darrly Nohr, Allan Richards, Ronald Oflutt. Roger Brakke, Ronnie Laske, Erling Bjorndahl, Kenneth Mattson, Timothy Swanson. l so E FFA oflicers are, L to R: Gerald Barth, reporter, Ernest Oberg, secretary, Thomas Erickson, sentinel, James Regstad, vice-president, Allan Richards, treasurer, Ronald Offutt, President. SOPLIOMOFB I't19mbeYS, L to R1 David Lewis, Gene Martin, Nicholas MOYSCLWH- Freshmen members, L to R: Orville Spies, Rodney Paseka, Theodore Grava- lwcher, Keith Ludemunn, Dale Neirby, LeRoy Kind, Glenn Carter, Charles lin, CIiHord Adams, Richard Holin, Roger Olson, Steven Liley, Paul Berg, Swanson, Dennis Larson. Dean Olson. 112 LIBRARY CLUB cw 1 vi tv, fn O The West Building librarians are, L to R: Mrs. Green, school librarian, The East Building librarians are, L to R: Shirley Bekkerus, Janice Tweiten, Mary Hinz, Carolyn Karmarkovic, Linda Sue Houge, Claudette Reinke, Nancy Narlock, Rosemary Miller, Connie Bills, Jacolyn Murray. Julie Wicks, Katherine Bruner, Sonia Svenkerud, Hazel Erickson, Norma Tweeton. bl l8 I9 2' 2? 23 24 25 26 27 The Library Club members spend one hour a day work ing in the library in either the East or the West building They perform the usual duties of a school librarian: tak ing attendance, checking books in and out for students, and tiling. The officers of Library Club are, L to R: Shirley Belxkerus, vice-president, Linda Sue Houge, secretary, and Mary Hinz, president. SAFETY PATROL x -4.-4' P11 The safety patrol boys who assist both students and motorists during Thursday school are L to R1 Melvin Albrecht, Clayton Grimley, Donald Krueger, and Elliot Hegranes, Advisor Mr. Clifford Stienstra. 113 FUTURE NURSES CLUB Future Nurses Club members are L to R Januce Smuth Kursten Bratlue Kay Martenson Lunda Boche Kathy Jacobs Astrud Bratlue Jean Sundrud Shurley Rensvold Barbara Bratland Bette Poels Marlys Hoffman ROW 2 Catluerune Olson Mary Stenberg Connue Muor Laura Honneman Connue Reutan Sheryl Guestvang Cheryl Nelson .loan Maun purpose of the Future Nurses Club us to define the purposes and pruncuples of nursung and other meducal careers to gurls unterested un meduccul tlelds Protects of the club have uncluded a held trup to Grand Forks buuld ung a Homecomung float sponsorung a meducal career untormatuon panel and holdung rummage and candy sales BIBLE CLUB iffy I Buble Club a new orgcunuzatuon un Moorhead Hugh boasts ten members Next to Mr Alben Bartz advusor are STANDING L to R Catherune Olson Marlene Larson Juduth Ruther Karen Wulson Sonua Svenkerud Barbara Nougle Jerrlyn Sundby Patrucua Ross and Patrucua Kung SEATED Norma Tweeton presudent 114 Sklonsby Aluce Corneluussen Karen Leonard Karen Hanson Sharon Emery ROW 3 Maruorue Selby Mary Hunz Madrean Rod Vucku Nelson Patrucua DeJong Charleen Larson DuAnn McLaren Duane Rogness Bonuta Ostrem Donna Steun Lunda Sue Houge Claudette Reunke Officers of Nurses Club are Mary Hunz presudent Claudette Reunke actung treasurer Kay Mortenson secretary and Barbara Bratland vuce presudent Buuldung a Homecomung float wuth money earned sellung candy was one of the many prouects completed thus year by the newly organuzed Buble Club Pruncupal purpose ot the club us to provude a basus for group study of the Scruptures 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . K' GS I . 1 g 1' , . l 2 u .1 I 1 1 1 I 1 ' I 1 I 1 x 0 I :Sr , - , . . ' in 1 - , . mi ' . . ,, . , . l , , . . 1 1 I , I I 1 1 1 I 1 I I ' Is , . um me VU' 'A fm' S f-mm Aris of Buslness Club members are SEATED L to R Sharon Brunsvold Hovey Gary Peterson Sidney Gade Davnd Larson Melvin Albrechf Delores Dollmann Etta Plummer Wulma Johnson Annette Cernou Gaylon Hanson sek Jean Setter ROW 2 Mr Fhs Advnsor David Kenny Douglas ARTS OF BUSINESS CLUB Arts of Buslness Club was orgonlzed In 59 60 for those stu dents who ore enrolled nn Co operotlve Education 0 closs for sensors who work durnng school hours Curtis Peterson M D V C president Standing around Presudent Curtus Peterson are omcers Wnlma Johnson, Shnrley Hangaard, Gary Peterson, Sharon Brunsvold, and Davnd Kenny 115 fy , sq x A 1, n, , it 'i 4 7 f' 1. Z 5 'S' , ' ' g I I 0 2 QQ A 'J HI' + 2- L, ' u F A , ,.- I p 4 1 Q r, fi X - - - 1 1 - , . I The members of the Pep Club are, L, to R1 Cheerleaders Susan Oliver, Judith Berger, Judi Jo Johnson, Diane Keller, Elizabeth Hinz, Julie Brown, Karen Leonard, Phyllis Gruchalla, Donna Herk, ROW 2: Anita Ogren, Kirsten Bratlie, Carolyn Verry, Karen Hanson, Janice Robinson, Carol Yern- berg, Don Rusness, Clarence Jacobs, Joanne Olstad, Larry Brown, Jon Torgerson, Terry Aldohl, Norma Tweeton, Karen Wilson, Debra Kvamme, ROW 3: Cecelia Johnson, Madge Schwede, Nancy Wirth, Julie Olson, Kathryn Viste, Linda Sue Houge, Vicki Anderson, Sandra Erickson, Nor- liss Moe, Bonnie Moore, Susan Bond, Katherine Bruner, Katherine Dela- ware, ReNee Larson, Barbara Hobbs, Sharon Paseka, ROW 4: Sharon Johnson, Mary Judge, Lynn Whisler, Merilyn Anderson, Barbara Naugle, Judith Malstrom, Judith Ruther, Marianne Viste, Mae Holland, Diane Va- len, Eunice Sorby, Sheryl Bahe, Susan Kerper, Mary Ellen Mattson, Kathy Donovan, Carol Hinschberger, Jane Dronen, Janice Eckstrand, ROW 5: Rebecca Luther, Mary Remley, Joetta Tallakson, Sharon Johnson, Judith Tobolt, Cheryl Nelson, Charleen Larson, Sharon Kittilstved, Diane John- son, Ingrid Christiansen, Joan Erickson, Rosemary Miller, Denese Kiland, Ruth Poels, Nancy Lowy, ROW 6: Joyce Hangaard, Sonia Svenflerud, Pa- tricia Ross, Cathy Olson, Janice Olson, Janice Anderson, Paulette Hegre, Nancy Walton, Ruth Pierce, Linda Nelson, Diane Reitan, Geraldine Chris- tenson, Linda Pitsenbarger, Kay Tillisch, Sue Netland, Arlene Pederson, Georgiann Welch, ROW 7: Ardis Tabatt, Cheryl Stock, Jean Engbloom, Joanne Rasmusson, Judith Sannes, Georgann Olson, Eleanor Cole, Donna Brooks, Karen Thompson, Gail Anderson, Drinda Halverson, Renay Eck, Janet Culp, Bonnie Hallett, Connie Hubbell, Lois Krabbenhoft, Patricia Fitzgerald. PEP CLUB Pep Club is the organization which is the backbone of Moorhead Can this be the payoft of a basketball bet? No, it's only Advisor Henry Ortner clowning during a club meeting. l-ligh sports, basketball and football in particular. Pep Club, one of the largest clubs in Moorhead l-ligh, makes posters, sells shakers, and ' encourages the students to support the team, win or lose. The club boasts tive male members this year, in a usually female-dominated or- ganization. Otticers of the Pep Club are Joanne Olstad, president, Judy Berger, and Ingrid Christiansen. 413' Members of Ihe lennis team relax while listening to instructions from President Linda Sue Houge. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION x , W ,f Whaf happened lo The ball? le X ESE 5 x Mrs. Paula Bauck, advisor Members of GAA from L to R. are ROW I1 Sharon Anderson, Hegre, ReNae Larson, Janice Olson, and Pamela Niebergall. Beverly Ross, Drinda Halverson, Elizabeth Hinz, Sharon Miifag, ROW 3: Katherine Delaware, Sharon Emery, Linda Sue Houge, Janice Ecksfrand, Ruth Poehls, and Yvonne Aune. ROW 2: Nancy Jackie Corneliussen, Sharon Dokken, Sharon Seiler, Donna Herk, Lowe, Sharon Paseka, Alice Corneliussen, ReNay Eck, Paulehe and Dianne Bierk. The Science Club members are, from L to R: Linda Boche, Mark Borg, Linda Sue Houge, ROW 2: William Houge, Donald Rusness, David Lerbergy ROW 3: Boyce Brown, David McFarland, Bruce Erickson, ROW 4: Thomas Pierce, Larry Brown, Clarence Jacobs, SCIENCE CLUB Olticers of Science Club are, top to bottom: Mr. Cliltord Stien- stra, advisor, Mark Borg, president, Clarence Jacobs, David Ler- bergg Bruce Erickson, and Linda Sue Houge. i I Linda Boche exhibits her proiect on ionizing radiation. o' N 'Q x .4 . si ,i 4 l guitar! linialr 1 The Science Club, comprised ot members of biology, chemistry, and physics courses, meet regularly to discuss scientific advances ot the twentieth century. An important part ot their club activity is the preparation ot proiects forthe annual Science Fair. A9 eff! nnn! 'r ' f ,' f , .y,,, . f', f':'ffi, t . f', ',f 'Hit' ' A W-ffyffy . V I gL.'Xry',fl,'V,. , ,V , , QfTf?ifil5f i 'ff Q. ' -' ' , A , , tl 'L' 4 . ' 1 Y . Qtr Mark Borg built an experimental apparatus for determining the length of light waves. llc' fn-4 fl1.ti Ron Johnson exhibited a microewave transmitter at the local Science Fair. CAMERA CLUB Ofticers of Camera Club are, L to R: David Nobis, linda Sue Houge, and Robert Nobis. Camera Club is one of the newly-organized clubs in Moor- head High School. They study techniques and developing meth- ods involved in all phases ot photography. The school darkroom provides Hrst-hand experience for these amateur photographers. RADIO CLUB Camera Club members, from top to bottom, left: Pat- rick Tang, Robert Nobis, Judith Sannes, Paulette Hegre, Joanne Rasmusson. President Linda Sue Hauge holds camera. Members, top to bottom on the right: Per Berg Harold Bennett, David Nobis, Judith Erickson, Debra Kvamme. The members of Radio Club, L to R, are: Robert Nobis, David McFarland, Ronald Johnson, William Tarbell, John Ellingson, Bryce Anderson, Sam Swenson, Tom Pierce, and Gary Lee. l 119 Assembling radios and ex- perimenting with short-wave ham radios are a couple of the activities that Radio Club members participate in. DEBATE Moorhead Highs debate squad L to R are Kay Mortenson man BACK ROW Paul DuCharme Peter Berg Mark Borg Duane Jackson Carolyn Karmarkovuc Rebecca Luther B Bud Brown James Malstrom Ross Gabriel Paul Skarstad nlta Ostrem Mary Brakke Sharon Hlllestad Marlys H05 Resolved That the federal government should substantlally Increase Its regulatxon of labor unions Thus IS the question debated ID Unuted States hugh schools durlng 1959 60 and the questson debated by Moorhead Hxgh s squad Entered ln nine Competitive tourna ments thus year the debaters won the Hrst tro phy for MHS ID several years Marcus Borg and Carolyn Karmarkovnc Debate Coach Paul Thorstenson and Bonita Os The negative Side was argued by Bud Brown upheld the afhrmahve for MHS trem negative debater and James Malstrom gum 120 Pictured above are six of the Moorhead High enfrants in the Region 6 Declam contesl, FRONT: Susan Oliver, Diane Jackson, Sharon Hil- lestadg BACK: Linda Sue Hauge, Jean Axclahl, Carolyn Karmarkovic. DECLAMATION Declamafion coaches Biarne Asp and Mrs. R. E. Lenihe spent long hours in preparation for fhe contests. Sharon Hillesfcid and Susan Oli- ver Cpictured abovej were named slate alternafes in The Region 6 competition. Distric? enlranfs, L to R, are: FRONT: Diane Jackson, Susan Jacobs, Ronald Dyer, Arihur Thompson, Karen Eclenslrom, Bo- Oliver, Jean Axdahl, Carolyn Karmarlcovic, Sharon Hillesfad, nita Osfrem. Ellen Reed, BACK: Linda Sue Houge, Dave Metzgar, Clarence QUILL AND SCROLL Eleven MHS students were appomted this year to Qurll and Scroll mternatuanal lournallstuc honor soclety Appointment slgnlfles outstanding work on either the Spud or Cho Kuo Members L to R SEATED Jean Axdahl Dianna Kerper Julie Brown Pat King Beth Robinson STANDING Daphne Thompson Judy Mc Gregor Corllss Muller Mary Hlnz Howard Wasson and Krlstl Ylvlsaker SPUD STAFF Joanne Olstacl takes time out from copy reading to express her Spud reporters Cheryl Paselca and Alex Buergm lntervlew Guidance Du dusapproval of photography meanwhile Howard and Cookie rector Gordon Rustad on a beat for the newspaper plan layouts for the special sensor edltlon of the paper 122 llllfflllll f 1 -.1 X Advisor Mr. Harlan Shuck Wendy Burrill, Joanne Olstad, and Orpha Kragnes copy read for the Spud. Editors of the seven issues of Volume XXVII of the Spud look over their editions. L. to R., they are, ROW l Julie Brown, Janette Juntunen, ROW 21 Beth Robinson, Dianna Kerper, Pat King, Dawn Hargraveg ROW 3 Judy McGregor, Corliss Miller, Mary Hinz, Daphne Thompson, Howard Wasson, ion, and Jean Axdahl. Ellen Reed, Norma Twee Y oHo Kuo 5. STAFF ' 'ff' y YW ,'T 'f'lYi Kristi Ylvisaker, Co-Editor Sporfs Editor Julie Brown Jean Axdahl, Business Manager Z Pai King, Mary Hinz, senior and music nrlifnr copy editor fu , r sf Dianna Kerper, Co-Edifor Fuculiy Editor Beth Robinson 'iv- 1's Claudia Lindstrom, sophomore class editor Jackie Corneliussen, typist 'ff' N-Q Marlys Hoffman, iunior class editor Janette Juntunen and Karen Eden strom, activities editors. Harold Bennett, photographer 1 I CD-44 355 'HMM Homecoming royalty and escorts from L. to R. are Barbara Anderson, Wayne Knauf, Julie Brown, Bernie Larson, Ann Mikkelsen, John Stever, Douglas Koenning, Jean Lindaas, Peter Geib, Bonnie Syverson, Dennis Geraldine Christensen, Dale Nierby, and Donna Herki Rehder, Mary Brown, David Haight, Queen Sandra Kragnes, Paul Horn, HOME CDMING .L l can't believe it. E' I J Tears of ioy Queen Sandra I Retiring Queen Sharon Savre Forward ,O mee? her subieds Princess Julie and es- cort in recessional Reigning over the 1959 Homecoming festivities was Queen Sandra Kragnes. The parade in downtown Moorhead on Thursday afternoon was the beginning of the three-day cele- bration which also included the coronation and burning of the M on Friday night, and the game with Fargo and the dance on Saturday night. Linda Goffa ond Michael Or?- ner were responsible for Yhe CYOWN. K i 'b-. The burning of the M is awe-inspiring for everyone but Gary Kvihum. , Q -I' I Sophomore ond iunior oiiendonfs ore fired e Ywo Browns seem to be amused. ' buf happy. 1 'V' H. therel MMWV num J-M-wil-v' elm? -Lo, The Sfudenf Council sponsored The burning of The M This yeor as ci new fecifure of Homecoming. If is hoped Thor This will become o regulor port of the festivities. '-.-- Ns X ., ,, - FHA girls Lick 'em in a big way. P 1.4- N A R A D E uf' P1-T Q .- . 4- . .Avo- Deiegates from the majority group ct 151 'ICC ffmfaffzi-',, SfNl0R MHS. 'A V4 5 S H 7 ' 1. 5 ' in 5 - It's Been a Long Time A-Brewin '. M i h 1 it ,g , E' Q , The sophomore float, They Said It Couldn't Be Done. ' .rfrlas -'D USE Us -m .ey The iuniors' giant mixer copped top honors in the float contest. Moorhead's cheerleaders wave gcily to their compatriots. it' ls. .--aunt ,,.-4 'M-.. 130 FQ '. ia, . Coach .lim Gotta greets the Fargo coach before the game. -wa ,vt-.-. fi. ,-it ' ' -' ' i fir- .,gfl T.. A. ' ' , b., ' ff, 'f ,gvfh 4-Av .- , ' 'Q 1 1 - . .ug N Neither snow, nor slush, nor wind, nor cold shall stop our Homecoming game, G A M E Around the end for a gain. The four Homecoming attendants look beautiful despite the clemency of the weather. We fought . . . .,-. .X And we fought , , , But we lost. 131 V7 f'C l'g-'af J I 4!.4,,..r QPUD TALENT SHOW 1 Ju ko VAN Providing continuity for the T960 Spud Talent Show was ci Gabor, Dick Jeffries as Charlie Weaver, Don Rusness as television theme, with seniors Nancy .lohnk as Zsa Zsa Hugh Downs, and Jon Reslci as Jocko Paar, Talent show co-winners were Harold Bennett, vi- olinist, and Dana Myhra, pianist. J i 8 I , G9 Third place honors were won by the Stinkston Trio, composed of Jewett Benson, David Lerberg, and John Car- lander. Verna Lindgren played c French horn solo in the show. Kendall Littletield's German bond gave the show an Com-pah touch. The Easter theme was carried out by the bunnies, o girls' vocal trio of Ingrid Christiansen, Janice Ander- son, and Elizabeth Edenstrom. X X1 R T ., '21 1 E .1 - i 1 'x4' 015, QA X X Banquet-goers seem to be enjoying their meal. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Our foreign student doesn't seem interested in girls. Well, for goodness sakel 1. K - ii'-ca, 4, 3 Umm-mm . . . It was dreamy! S -' 'ixxx' sfx A Q 'A Barefoot belles in Ieis and mumus served far the banquet , - 5 . . .. V' .. , .. A . , I V 1 fs ,. ,f l L '. K' lk A V W 1' 1' A N 0 r. . X' ' Sq, 9 F VX ,Y , 1 J I b 'A 'f ji' f f ' 'll if T ,M , , ' Q ii , T rl f Q S T, . 2 Oblivious fo oil bu? ihe beat. Alert, Bernie! She come here io dance JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM l Paul Hanson's orchestra send our Yhe dance music. It is rafher frighfening. Corliss Miller and escort, Mory Brooks and Paul DuCharme, and ofhers fake u short breofher befween sefs. Somefhing umuses fhe choperones 'Q' f . VV. u h,. '29 v W 5: C 5' '55 QQ H 1 M511 Ll .j film C-3' Y ff I I I 1 1 f , L .4 9191 ei kYYNx K-JW N' 2 .-.r -if q' : 1 QM 55' 7' Q pus- ? Cl- ' --flyff. N . 'VA 'hi' 1 62' QL A ' In ' I Y 1' a S , M '- - ,,,g5 I Y. . ,l L-'55 ' J ' .,, ' ' Ia 74 L 2 W 'VX 'Q ,x ' vi- '- x , vi ' D 023--af. f lf! W 14 ' L, If Av ,Y 714K L f' 4 'ef THE INNER WILLY Cas? and slage crew of lhe senior class play are, KNEELING: Kay Evenson, Charlene Maffson, Clarence Jacobs, Pat Bernd, Joanne Olsfady SITTING: Charlene Larson, Dianna Kerper, Kristi Ylvisakerg STANDING: John Wesfberg, Judy McGregor, Mary Gofla, Larry Brown, Dick Jeffries, Mark Borg, Eddie Anderson. INo1 pictured - Karen Edensfroml Wifh The help of Three devoted maiden aunfs and his conscience, The Inner Willy IClarence Jacolosl, Willoughby finally succeeds in getting a dafe for The spring dance and in asserting himself about his future. Leave my girl alone, seeI Maiden aunts help Willoughby arrange his firsf dale Dick Jeffries and Judy McGregor in a romaniic scene. THREE BLIND DATES T f f Three Blind Dates cast and stage crew members, L to R, are: FRONT, Harold Bennett, Bill Houge, Ross Gabriel, Steve Longtin, Joan Erickson, Rosemary Miller, Ellen Reed, Gary Schott, STANDING: Charlene Twildahl, Janice Smith, Daphne Thompson, Director Connie Kimbrough, Pat DeJong, Dave Mefzgar, Judy Malstrom, Gary Welch. Three Blind Dc1'res was the ploy sponsored by Wig 8. Sig and directed by Miss Connie Kimbrough from NDAC. The ploy was cn three-oct comedy based on a sisTer's attempts to interest her scientifically- minded brother in some of her girl friends. A maior catastrophe and bitter words. He falls, but not as his interfering little sister had planned. She's not really interested in science. 'HER FATAL BEAUTY' Cast, L, to R.: Bonita Ostrem, Peggy Traun, Georgiann Welch, Joanne Jacobson, John Vige- stud, Byron Gigler, Margaret Seaton, Larry Nelson. 'LORNA LOON'9 FATE' 6 The members of the cast are, L to R: Rosemary Miller, Carolyn Verry, Ron Dyer, SEC- OND ROW: Elliott Hegranes, Diane Jackson, Lois Krabbenhoff. 140 An Evening ot Melodrama, consisting at three short plays, was preserved by the speech classes under the sponsorship of Wig 81 Sig. Audience members cheered the he- roes and boo-ed the villains, in true melo- drama tradition. During the intermissions, apple cider and doughnuts vvere served at tables set up in the gym. Villain Larry Nelson outlines his ulterior plan to John Vigestad, a victim of circum- stances. The three meloclramas presented were Desperate Desmond's Dastardly Deed, di- rected by Diane Rogness, Her Fatal Beauty, directed by Margo Larson, and Lorna Loon's Fate, directed by Pat King. i T , ui Carolyn Verry faints gracefully away as six-year- old Lois watches from her Tricycle. Matthew Asp made his stage debut in a melodramatic role. CONTEST PLAYS 'DESPERATE DE9MOND'S DAQTARDLY DEED' ,J Cast of Desperate Desmond's Dastardly Deed are, L to Ri Diane Rogness, Sharon Emery, Bernie Larson, June Harmon, SECOND ROW: Art Thompson, Jean Sundrud, Kay Tillisch, Sherman Sanders, Betty Guttormson, Sharon Bennett. PIaygoers cost, L to R, are Sonja Svenkerud, Geraldine Christensen, Nancy Pitman, Judi Jo Johnson, SECOND ROW: Jewett Benson, Jean Sillers, Peter Berg, Anita Ogren. Two one-act plays, Playgoers and Rehearsal, were prepared tor contest competition and pre- sented before student assemblies. Chosen for en- trance in competition, PIaygoers won first alternate at the district contest. The cast of Rehearsal are L tc R FRONT Daphne Thompson Ellen Reed, Pat King, Rosemary Miller, 141 ST-iNDiNG: Mary Gotta, Joan Erickson, ll W .Ufk,' ska! x .lx VlJ.L.l!l- N R Xxllql X IP I , All gt- 'A' Q' j JJ- ,I fl A I -4- 1 X K 'AHB Q? aw,-QM, l:1f'w- f1f'4- Q :ffm H I UQ 1' 1' S' M QF' ,-'iw' ' 1' J S' 4 line N VAN I 1 sl: -ff K ' A . is 4? ' A S iwfnx A -A 1.5! Q 'E SQ .Q1 w ,.-ff QP f-it ,lg , Y A :xg A .J 'X QW' '1 'SFP' ' ' -' f H an gf ,1 a t 53' XQXLSE xlflxls 1, . img, 7 M 4 ,pf uf Q if 'ht- 1 ggff1,fgALfWflQ.si1 pglggg zbiffgw, . . EP' 11 2530203000 .'-:we ,vile Gi 9 in an nm , I -I .1 al 3' ' J Y' v' 4 t fu ' lv ,wk Ii J I Vi 4 i iw 4 'f in ' ' ' 1 'll ' I s Q so I wif ' ...s u ,x , q , 4 . 'l 'I ' 4-,! ' v I ,..-il V 1 d I f X fi-115 1'? J'?'! qv' wr fs 4 THE GRADUATING K. 4 1 vi 'R 1' , nf' LS CLASS OF I 960 ' , Q CQQFZIE grown N ABrovQ Koala az me Gam of mea! ot so distant To some 1960 will bring sad me ' to others it will be remem happiness or melancholy. ny ' .- ' e year brought to eac remembered by all as a ye H I I I I t . .a . X 4 A' year cancans went out a o e ple! Signs - '- quash heels ca , - ' a 9 A 3 ' -- . scope The ever unchangin tuck o fn , ue styles wit V ' ' 44 The braver boys ventured forth fo 71 - '112 .,- udas or beach was also the year when floor length for e T-xr - quite predominent scene at both the Winter Formal and the Prom. rose to a new high in all mediums, radio, TV, and motion pictures. The Academy Awards went to Simone Signoret, a French actress, for her performance in Room Heston for Ben Hur, the 1960 answer to the were ' Eat the Dai ' to mention strike to get a certain perce tam e time one of shown on the Late, Late S ow. he q estion is, Should they the most all Amer n comic strip, gained w The Moorhead S ag? a Peanuts strip in expression 'qi ie . tol thecmtion where of us could f et Linus, Hose only security the master musician and Bach w and despises Charlie Brown, Pigpen, the dirt but loved by all America. Q? ective invaded TV world. The Untouchables, i standing with the video l holding their own in the Jme sweeping changes not lso in the DJ's. Payola had practically noticed especially in the is gave been world W0 on by Eye, their Bonanza are there were but it X that will bring memories to mind for everyone when mentioned in the ' I oth to outdoor as well as indoor theate at if , v 1 Nl' in-l 1 f F ,J mor the LDIFWIOCIY class 9 emsd 9 mcrk ts es got dovvw to bu, 3961.1 '55 V -51-i 'r gt Af:i 3.' 'TSE 11 f 1:1 LW' ,b ff' Y .f ' xl' ' I 'Ii' ' :fp'T3 7 ll' 'TCL' 12 lit' 5 1: ' 2113 1 K P 12 ::':j ig' ' ZIP 1' 5 ,:, 11. 1' ', 1ip - 7' l 11 , 1, 1 - 1:11 Siu: 'fl 1,4 Ibxl: 1. :, L, 1,. I, ,- I , V 'wx ff' 1 p Q T- .V1 3135. 'rp -I 1 , f A '1' X-2, 1'1 Q ye r 9 years :Jw f 1' 5rf2ib!1ie?5 the your 'QE ' fhacf Q 1 I C 1 - 1 '96O - Tr' yk-.rr f 'f' 1 wt E J :lf n vv, .5-f THU bY' 5. . I 1 t': ' .1 ic 1 , Q 11 1' , 1 ,H 1 I, Kin., :J V YEAH L nf 1, , Mr ,T , I-1 .,Ll-iaith! 1 .::: 1,1 ' 1 ' 1-1' , .. 1115 ':f'i ,, I I I ' I :' - - 1 ' ' :,' 153 E '1r' :1 M , '-L ,-, 1 YOYTICU I Q1 IL Repu scan 'P wfged race Qocky Nxor Tue og , t wg -,,f-M if Q f 7' 'v. !'.A':'- ' 3 ,X W,..?i,d,.ll . Nj? K , ff.. -, K - Q .,54D'Q,-Vg,r,'g, fziffflt ,X ,, ,. ? :QQ-if' : i If 6 sypxieiyg E 07-.4 0. 9303 '52iy3,f5i,e',.':,,d, ,Ja , .5 - ,-,tfiiarym iz , ,, l,A, w' V' ini, ,. 'avi 9 . ':v . 0,69 : V. , I 2- 301 ' W ,wg 7,41 , ,VIS f 'Q 5 'Q . by dl '-4 .1 Q' ,mba g I'-,Lf 4 .la Q V .., Q QD 1,1 f Q K, , -. av .Q rf f, . ,AA 'wed I, klagull 4 dw , . 4: ffm S w. Q' 9 5 : X 'Plz J , UG As 'I Q on-uw., . I . .- PM ff X 1. With a strange sense ot reliet tor those who worked closest to the T960 Cho Kio, the last pages were packed up and mailed att. Along with relief, however, there was an unauenchable cu'iosity about tne hnshed prod- uct. It seems amazing that out ot the clutter and disor- ganization ot the iournalism lab can come a tull account ot an entire year's activites Tnis would have been im. possible without the cooperation ot the willing help we received. Business Manager Jean Axdahl was responsible tor selling the 550 annuals besides organizing various other financial proiects during the year. The Frst deadline was met by class editors Pat, Marlys, and Claudia, and Beth, faculty editor, after many hours ot running down pictures and matching names with taces. Pat also set up music pictures and helped with last minute copy. The sports section can be attributed to Julie Brown, who worked up until the last day on her prize page, the big The days on which activity pictures were taken were organized and seen through by activities editors Karen and Cookie. Jackie did typing tor the classes and the senior direc- tory, which was compiled by Mary l-linz. Production would have been impossible without the marvelous work ot Harold Bennett. The attendance of him and his camera at all school events plus the hours he spent in the darkroom, never satisfied with anything but the best, produced some ot the finest school photog- raphy that Moorhead High has ever seen. The memories page was written by co-editor Dianna and background artwork was contributed by Cookie. Planning and general layouts are attributed to co- editor Kristi. The last deadline was met by copywriters Mary, Pat, and Dianna, copyreader Mr. Shuck, hnal layout experts Mary Brooks and Marilyn Rindal, and coordinator Kristi. Our thanks also goes to the three Moorhead studios and especially to Ham Gillespie, who patiently worked along with the editors. We also give special recognition to Mike Kerper for the sharp, Peter Gunn-type division pages. Working with Mr. Kerper, our own Mr. Hahn supplied the layout plans together with the cover design. Lastly we thank the senior class, the taculty, and especially our principal Mr. Knatturud, Mr. Larson, Cleo, and the custodians for their cooperation with our after- school-hours work. We're done now and we hope it's what you want. SENIOR DIRECTORY ABBOTT DENNIS K Intramural I ADLER EUGENE D ALBRECHT MELVIN Arts ot Busaness Club 3 Safety trol 3 Captaan 3 ALME DAVID ROY Tennas I 2 3 ANDERSON ARDIS MAE Orchestra I 23 FHA I 2 ANDERSON JANET LEA Band I23 Pep Band I 23 Orchestra 3 FHA 23 Senaor Board 3 Language Club 23 Assastant Treasurer 3 Nataonal Honor Socaety ANDERSON JEAN MARIAN Chorus 2 3 FHA 2 3 Na taonal Honor Socaety ANDERSON WALLACE E Basketball I ASLESON KENNETH AXDAHL JEAN ARDYCE Declamataon I23 Band I Cho Kao 3 Spud 3 FHA I 2 Language Club I 2 3 Pep Club I Spud Spotlaght 3 Chaarman 3 Wag and Sag I23 Thespaans I23 Honor 3 School Play Three Bland Dates 3 Youth Center Councal 23 Nataonal Honor Socaety Ouall and Scroll BEKKERUS SHIRLEY ANN Glee Club I Nataonal Honor Socaety 2 3 FHA 2 3 Senaor Board 3 Labrary Club I23 Secretary 2 Vace Presadent 3 Salutatoraan BERND PATRICIA E Glee Club I FHA 23 Language Club 2 3 Pep Club I 2 Spud Spotlaght 2 3 Wag and Sag 23 Thespaans 23 School Plays Clue of the Red Rab bon 2 The Inner Wally 3 OFlIce Cadets 3 Nataonal Honor Socaety Salutatoraan BERTSCH JAMES O BIELFELDT BARBARAJ FHA I Pep Club I BILLS CONSTANCE ANNE ee Club I FHA I Language Club 2 3 Labrary Club I 2 3 Pep Club BITTINGER FREDERIC LAMARR Basketball I2 Golt Track I 2 Nataonal Honor Socaety BJORGAN MAVIS JEAN FHA I Labrary Club BOCHE PHILLIP ANTHONY BOHMER LINDA BONANDER RICHARD LEONARD Foo ball I Gall 2 3 Gymnastacs I Chorus 3 BORG MARCUS JOEL Debate 23 Declamataon 3 Na taonal Honor Socaety 2 3 Scaence Club I 2 3 Presadent 3 School Play The Inner Wally 3 Valedactoraan BOSWELL NANCY KAY FHA I 2 Treasurer I Language Club 2 Pep Club I Wag and Sag 2 3 OFlIce Cadets 3 Operetta 2 BRADSHAW PATRICIA RAE Saoux Falls Hagh School Saoux Falls S D I FHA I Pep Club 2 BRATLAND BARBARA BEVERLY FHA I2 Language Club 23 Nurses Club 23 Vace Presadent 2 3 Pep Club 2 OlIIce Cadets 3 Glee Club I BRATLIE ASTRID MARIE Band I 2 3 Pep Band I 2 3 Or chestra 23 Operetta Orchestra 2 Language Club 23 Nurses Club 3 Nataonal Honor Socaety Salutatoraan BREILAND LORRAYNE ELLSWORTH BRODERICK RICHARD C Language Club 2 3 BROOKS MAY LEA Band I23 Pep Band I23 O chestra 2 3 FHA 2 3 Pep Club 2 Oftlce Cadets 3 Glee Club I Nataonal Honor Socaety BOWN BOYCE REID Football 2 Wrestlang I2 Debate 3 Declamataon 3 Student Councal 2 3 Presadent 3 Lan guage Club 23 Lettermans Club I 23 Scaence Club I23 Class OtIIcer 23 Presadent 2 Vace Presadent 3 Nataonal Honor Socaety BROWN JULIE ANN V Chorus 2 3 Glee Club I Cho Kao 3 Spud 3 Student Councal I Cheerleaders I23 FHA I2 Language Club 2 3 Pep Club I 23 Wag and Sag 3 Thespaans 3 School Play The Clue ot the Red Rabbon 2 Class OFtIcer I Secretary Treasurer I Homecomang Attendant I3 Nataonal Honor Socaety Quall and Scroll BROWN LARRY G Basketball I3 A Squad 3 Track I 2 3 Intramural 2 Declamataon 3 Chorus 2 3 Carolers 23 Ensemble 2 3 Manager 3 Nataonal Honor Socaety 2 3 Language Club I 2 3 Letterman s Club 3 Pep Club 3 Scaence Club 2 3 Wag and Sag 3 Thespaans 3 School Play The Inner VVaIIy 3 Operetta 2 Presadent 2 Class OtIIcer 3 Presadent 3 AFS Returnee 2 BROWN MARY ANNETTE Chorus 2 3 Carolers 2 3 En semble 2 Glee Club I Student Councal I FHA I2 Nurses Club 2 Pep Club I 2 Spud Spotlaght 2 3 Wag and Sag 23 Operetta 2 Class OttIcer 23 Secretary Treasurer 2 3 Homecomang Attendant 3 BRUNELLE CAROLE JEAN FHA I Pep Club I BRUNSVOLD SHARON L FHA I Arts of Busaness Club 3 Parlaamentaraan 3 Pep Club I BUERGIN ALEX Bael Gymnasaum Swatzerland I 2 Track 3 Intramural 3 Declamataon 3 Cho Kao 3 Spud 3 Stu dent Councal 3 Language Club 3 Youth Center Councal BURRILL WENDY ANN Spud 3 FHA I2 Language Club 3 BURTON DORIS KAY Glee Club I Language Club 2 3 Pep Club 2 BUTENHOFF ROY ALLEN BYE DAVID WAYNE Basketball I BYE SHARON LEE BYLUND SONYA MARIE FHA I 2 3 Pep Club I 2 Wag and Sag 3 Thespaans 3 Glee Club I Operetta 2 CARNEY JOHN Basketball I 2 Baseball I 23 Football I 2 3 A Squad 2 3 Track I Intramural 3 CERNOUSEK ANNETTE MARIE Arts ot Busaness Club 3 Nataonal Honor Socaety CHRISTIAN DONNA KAY Maaorettes I23 FHA I CHRISTIANSEN SIGURD Football I 23 A Squad 2 3 Tennas I Track I 23 Intramural I 23 Wrestlang I23 Chorus 23 Carolers 2 3 Lettermans Club I 23 Spud Spotlaght 3 Wag and Sag 2 3 Student Councal I 2 Vace Presadent 2 DAHLOUIST ESTHER MARIE Chorus 23 FHA 23 Nurses Club 3 Pep Club I 2 Operetta 2 DALLMANN DELORES IRENE Arts ot Busaness Club 3 DILGER MARY JEAN Chorus I23 FHA I GAA I DOMMER GERALD DENNIS Bas etball I Golf I23 1 -- . 1 - 1 . 1 - 1 11 , - 1 Pa- 1 1 11 1 - 1 - 111 11 1 1 1 - 111 1- - 1 11 1 1 1 1 111 11 1 . 11 11 ' ' ll I ll ll - I I ' . . - 11 . 1 .- . 11 1 , . 1 llll l 1 1 11 111 111 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 11 1 . 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II ll ' - ll ' ll ll 'll ' 1 - 1 -- 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 -- 1 1 1 - 1 11 1 -GI 1 12131 1 1 1 1 1- 11 111 l12- 1 1 1 - 11 31 31 11 - 1 - 1 11 1 - 1 2- 1 1 1 - 1 11 1 . 1 - I 1 11 1 1 - 1 - - 1 - 11 1- 1 11 1 1 - 111 11 1, .,, . . . . 1 - 11 1 1 - 11 111 ' ' llll 1 1 11 1 111 11 1 r - 1 - 1 I I , ' 1 - 1 - 111 1 llll I 11 11 11 1 111 111 I I I 111 111' 1 11 11 11 1 11 - 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 1 1 11 - I ' 1- 1 - 1 - 111 111V- 1 - 111 1 - 11 11 1 1 1 - I4 1 111 SENIOR DIRECTORY Track I 23 Intramural 23 Lettermans Club I 2 3 Sca ence Club I 2 Hoffman Track Award Nataonal Honor Soctety DUBORD BONNIE LEE FHA I 2 Pep Club I2 DUKLET CLAIRE P EDENSTROM KAREN SANDRA Declamataon I 2 3 State Alternate 2 Band I23 Pep Band I23 Glee Club I Orchestra I 2 Cho Kao 3 Spud 3 FHA 2 Spud Spotlaght 3 Chaarman 3 Wag and Sag I 23 Thespaans 2 3 Honor 3 EDWARDS BARBARA HELEN Spud 2 FHA I 3 Pep Club ERICKSON ERNEST MORTON Baseball 3 Football 3 Letterman s Club 3 ERICKSON HAZEL E Labrary Club 3 ERICKSON THOMAS A Track I Intramural I23 FFA I3 Lettermans Club 3 Basketball Student Manager 2 3 Nataonal Honor Socaety EVENSON KAREN JOYCE Glee Club I Cho Kao Spud 3 Student Councal 2 3 FHA I Language Club 2 3 Secretary 3 Pep Club I Spud Spotlaght 23 Wag and Sag 2 3 Thespaans 2 3 Clerk 3 School Play The Open ang of a Door I Class Ofhcer I Vace Presadent I Homecomang Attendant 2 FISH CAROLYN ANN Monroe Hagh School Manneapo FITZGERALD PATRICIA ANN Band I23 Pep Band I 2 3 Pep Club 3 FORNESS GERALD E Baseball 2 3 Intramural 2 3 Letterman s Club 3 FRIDLUND KAREN ELIZABETH Chorus I Spud 3 FHA Language Club I 23 Pep Club I OtIIce Cadets 3 GABRIEL ROSS WENDELL Debate I3 Declamataon Spud Spotlaght 3 Stage Crew 3 GADE SIDNEY CHARLES Arts of Busaness Club 3 Stage Crew 2 GALVIN JAMES B Basketball I Baseball I23 Foot ball 2 3 A Squad 3 Intramural 2 3 Letterman s Club 3 GEE NANCY ARLENE OfIIce Cadets 3 GOTTA MARY VIRGINIA Declamataon 2 Student Coun cal I23 FHA I 2 Language Club 23 Pep Club I2 Spud Spotlaght I 2 3 Wag and Sag 3 Thespaans 3 School Plays The Inner Wally 3 Clue of the Red Rabbon 2 Nataonal Honor Socaety GRABER JUDITH ANN Band I FHA I 2 Language CIub2 Pep Club I 2 GRAVALIN KAREN E Declamataon 3 School Play The Openang of a Door I GRIMLEY CLAYTON H GROSZ ADELE MARIE Orchestra I23 Ensemble Operetta Orchestra 2 Glee Club I Bable Club 3 HAAKONSON MARLYS LAVONNE Ban I 23 ep Band I 23 Chorus 3 Glee Club I Bable Club 3 Lan guage Club 2 3 Nata anal Honor Socaety HAGEN DUANE A Intramural 3 Wrestlang I 2 3 Letter man s Club 2 3 Stage Crew 3 HAIGHT DAVID L Basketball I2 Football 23 A Squad 3 Track I 2 3 Lettermans Club 3 Homecomang Escort3 HALVORSON SUSAN RAE Great Falls Montana I HANGAARD SHIRLEY JEANNE Orchestra I2 Arts of Busaness Club 3 HANSON GAYLON JEROME Intramural I Arts of Busa ness Club 3 HANSON RONALD V Football 2 Intramural 23 Wrestltng 2 Chorus 3 HARGRAVE DAWNJ Spud 3 GAA I HAUG DAVID GLEN Band I23 Pep Band I23 HAUG LINDA LOU Chorus 2 3 Operetta 2 HENNING JEANNE L Chorus 23 Ensemble 3 FHA I23 Language Club 23 Assastant Secretary 3 Pep Club I23 Glee Club I Nataonal Honor Socaety HERK DARRELL DEAN Basketball I Baseball 3 Football I Wrestlang 3 Band I HERK JAMES A Basketball I23 A Squad 23 Base ball I 2 3 Football 2 3 A Squad 2 3 Lettermans Club HINZ JOHN FREDERICK Tennas I Wrestlang 3 Track I HINZ MARY HELEN Cho Kao 3 Spud 3 FHA I GAA I Language Club 3 Labrary Club 2 3 Presadent 3 Nurses Club 2 3 Presadent 3 Spud Spotlaght 3 Wag and Sag 2 3 Secretary Treasurer 3 Nataonal Honor Socaety Ouall and Scroll HOERR JOHN W Rochester Hagh School Rochester Mannesota I 2 HOLSEN LINDA GAIL FHA 2 Language Club 2 Pep Club 2 3 OFlIce Cadets 3 HOLT JOHN TIMOTHY HOLTGREWE SHARON DIANNE Declamataon 3 ep Club 3 OfIIce Cadets 3 HORN PAUL THOMAS Basketball I2 3 A Squad 3 Football I23 A Squad 23 Captaan 3 Golf I23 Track 3 Student Councal I Language Club I 2 3 Letter mans Club I23 Secretary Treasurer 3 Wag and Sag 2 3 School Play The Openang of a Door I Class fIcer I Presadent I Homecomang Escort I 23 Nataonal Honor Socaety HOVER DOUGLAS ODELL Tennas I2 Gymnastacs I Arts of Busaness Club 3 HUDSON PATTY LOU Lancoln Hagh School Casselton N I 2 HUGHES .IUDITH MARIE JACOBS CLARENCE GILBERT Basketball I Track I 23 Intramural 23 Declamataon 3 Band I Pep Band I En semble I Chorus 3 Ensemble 3 Nataonal Honor Socaety 23 Language Club 3 Treasurer 3 Lettermans Club I 2 3 Pep Club 3 Scnence Club I 2 3 Vtce Presadent 3 Wag and Sag 3 Thespaans 3 School Play The Inner Wally 3 Operetta 2 JACOBSON BUNNIE RAE I Pep C b JACOBSON RONALD E I ' I I I I I I I I I - I I ' . 11 11 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . , . 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' Il 1 1 1 1 1 , . , 1 - . , - FHA 1 lu I. 1 ' I 1 1 I ' 1 - SENIOR DIRECTORY JEFFRIES RICHARD N Basketball I Wrestlung 23 Lan guage Club 23 Lettermans Club 23 Spud Spotlught 2 3 Wug and Sug 2 3 Presudent 3 Thespuans 2 3 School Plays The Inner Wully 3 Crewcuts and Longhaurs 2 Natuonal Honor Socuety JESS JAMESJ JOHNK CAROL SUZANNE Band I 2 3 Pep Band I 2 3 FHA I 23 Pep Club I 2 JOHNK GEORGIA RAE FHA I JOHNK NANCY ANN Chorus I FHA I Language Club I Pep Club I Natuonal Honor Socuety JOHNSON CECELIA HOPE FHA 3 Language Club 2 3 Pep Club I 3 JOHNSON RONALD E Debate 3 Declamatuon 3 Raduo Club I 2 3 Presudent 2 3 Scuence Club I 2 3 Spud Spot lught 3 JOHNSON THOMAS CHARLES JOHNSON WILMA JEAN Band I Chorus I FHA Arts of Busuness Club 3 JORGENSON KARL DAVID JUNTUNEN JANETTE KAY Cho Kuo 3 Spud 3 Lan guage Club 2 3 KAEDING JUDITH HELENE Band I23 Ensemble Pep Band I 23 Glee Club I Orchestra I 2 3 Operetta Or chestra 2 Natuonal Honor Socuety 2 3 Presudent 3 FHA I23 Treasurer 23 Language Club 23 Pep Club I tatoruan KELLER DIANE K Cheerleader 2 3 FHA I 2 Pep Club I23 Wug and Sug 23 Operetta 2 Glee Club I KENNEDY LOUISE FRANCES GAA I Pep Club I2 KENNY DAVID HAMILTON Track 2 Arts of Busuness Club 3 KERPER DIANNA RENEE Cho Kuo 3 Co Edutor 3 Spud 3 FHA I 2 Lubrary Club I Wug and Sug 3 Thespuans 3 School Play The Inner Wully 3 Natuonal Honor So cuety Quull and Scroll KING PATRICIA JOY Declamatuon 23 Band 23 Pep Band 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Orchestra 3 Cho Kuo 3 Spud 3 Buble Club 3 Language Club 2 Spud Spotlught 3 Thes puan 3 Honor 3 Natuonal Honor Socuety Quull and Scro I KLOVSTAD NANCY ANN FHA 2 Nurses Club 2 Pep Club 3 KNAUF WAYNE DOUGLAS Bas etball I23 A Squad I23 Football I23 A Squad I23 Student Councul 2 3 Letterman s Club I 2 3 Presudent 3 Wug and Sug 3 Class OttIcer 2 Vuce Presudent 2 Peterson Award KOENIG DORIS MAE Pep Club I 2 KOST RONALD ANTHONY Baseball 3 Raduo Club I KRAEMER VENALJ KRAGNES ORPHA JO Band 3 Chorus I Orchestra I23 Ensemble 23 Spud 3 Language Club 23 KRAGNES SANDRA MARIE Chorus 23 Glee Club I Orchestra I 2 3 Language Club 3 Pep Club I 2 Home comung Queen 3 KRINGLER HARRY ROGER Baseball 3 Football 3 A Squad 3 Wrestlung 3 Letterman s Club 3 KRUGER DONALD G Track I KVITTUM GARY LEE Football I2 Golf 23 Track I Intramural 3 Wrestlung 23 Lettermans Club 2 3 Wug and Sug 2 3 LAMB DONNA INEZ Roosevelt Hugh School I2 LARKIN DAVID L Track 2 Gymnastucs I LARSEN MAUREEN DIANE Farmungton Hugh School I 2 LARSON BERNARD LEON Baseball I23 Basketball I 23 A Squad 23 Co Captaun 3 Football I 2 3 A Squad 2 3 Letterman s Club 3 LARSON CHARLEEN LOIS Band I23 Pep Band I3 Orchestra 3 GAA 2 Nurses Club 3 Pep Club 2 3 Glee Club I School Play The Inner Wully 3 LARSON DAVID RAY Track I Arts ot Busmess Club 3 LARSON DONALD A Golf I Tennus I23 Intramural I23 Lettermans Club 23 Stage Crew 3 Basketball I 2 3 Student Manager I 2 3 LEACH LONNIE RAY LEE GARY ALLEN Scuence Club I2 Language Cub 23 Raduo Club 3 Safety Patrol 2 Gymnastucs I tuonal Honor Socuety LEONARD KAREN DIANNE Cheerleaders I23 FHA I 2 Nurses Club 23 Pep Club I 2 3 Operetta 2 Glee Club I etta 2 LIEN CLARK R LINDAAS DAVID BAASCH Football I Wrestlung 23 FFA I LINDGREN VERNA ANNE Band I 23 Pep Band I 2 3 Ensemble 23 Orchestra 23 Buble Club 3 Language Club 3 Glee Club I Natuonal Honor Socuety LITTLEFIELD KENDALL M Wrestlung I2 Band I23 Pep Band 2 3 Safety Patrol I MCCAWLEY MAUREEN ELIZABETH School Play The Clue ot the Red Rubbon 2 MCGREGOR JUDITH ALINE Sheldon Hugh School I Dec lamatuon 3 Chorus 2 3 Spud 3 Spud Spotlught 3 Op eretta 2 Thespuans 3 School Play The Inner Wully 3 Quull and Scroll MCGREGOR LOWELL DEAN Intramural I MADSEN JANET MARIE MALSTROM JAMES DAVID Golf 2 Track 3 Intramural I 2 Wrestlung 3 Debate I 2 3 Chorus 3 MARCHAND JOAN ARLENE FHA 2 Pep Club I2 MARCHAND MICHAEL JOHN Intramural I Student Councul I Language Club I Safety Patrol I MAROUART JUDY ANN MARTIN VICTOR FFA 2 3 MATSON DAVID LLOYD Football I Chorus 23 Op eretta 2 MATTSON CHARLENE ANN Declamatuon 23 Chorus 2 3 FHA 2 3 Language Club 3 Pep Club 2 Spud Spot lught 3 Wug and Sug 3 Thespuans 3 School Plays The I ' I 11 11 1 - 1 1 1 1 -' 1 1 1 - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 - - - 11 - 11 11 1 11 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 . . . , , ' I I I I 1 1 - , . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 - 1 1 I 1 - 1 - - I - 1 - 1 1 - 1 I I 1 1 1 I I I ' ' 11 I1 1 11 11 I I ' I I I I I - I I I I . . 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I I - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 '- 1 - , - 5 5 1 - I 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 I I 1 I ' 1 1 I I 1 I I , , 5 j , 5 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , .... , ,, . 1 1 1 - SENIOR DIRECTORY Openang of a Door I The Inner Wally 3 METZGAR DAVID LAWRENSE Declamataon 3 Thespaans 3 Spud Spotlaght 3 Stage Crew I 2 3 Wag and Sag 3 MIKKELSEN ANN SHARON Chorus 23 Ensemble 2 3 Glee Club I Student Councal 2 3 FHA I Language Club 23 Treasurer 2 Pep Club I OFlIce Cadets 3 Home comang Attendant I 2 3 MILLER BRIAN LEE Wrestlang 2 3 Track 3 MILLER CORLISS RAE Spu 3 Ouall and Scroll MILLER RUSSELL WAYNE Tennas I 2 3 Intramural I 2 3 Letterman s Club 2 3 Stage Crew 2 MILLS ARLENE MARGARET FHA I Language Club 23 Nurses Club 2 Wag and Sag 3 Nataonal Honor Socaety MOE NORLISS FAYE Central Hagh Fargo North Dakota I Pep Club 3 MOHR DENNIS ROY Orchestra I23 Ensemble 23 Band 3 Stage Crew 3 MOLLDREM BRADLEY JOEL Chorus 23 Operetta 2 MORK DAVID PETER Football 2 Tennas 3 Intramural I 2 Wrestlang 2 3 Band I Chorus 3 MUELLER KAREN MARIE Orchestra I 2 3 Nataonal Honor Socaety 2 3 Language Club 2 3 MURRAY JOHN ROBERT Tennts I Intramural 3 Chorus 23 Operetta 2 MYER SHARON KAY Chorus I Orchestra I 23 Oper etta Orchestra 2 Ensemble I2 Spud 3 FHA I2 Lan guage Club I 2 Pep Club I 2 Vace Presadent 2 OfIIce Cadets 3 NARLOCK RICHARD JOSEPH NARLOCK THOMAS GEORGE FFA 2 NELSON ALLEN ARTHUR Intramural I 2 3 Declamataon 3 Chorus 2 3 NELSON CHERYL GLEE GAA I 2 Language Club 2 3 Nurses Club 3 Pep Club I 2 3 NELSON KENNETH E Tennas 2 Gymnastacs I Intra mural 2 Wrestlang I23 Band I23 Pep Band 23 Lettermans Club 3 Safety Patrol I Spud Spotlaght 3 Stage Crew 3 NELSON VICTORIA R Language Club 3 Nurses Club 3 Pep Club 3 Wag and Sag 3 NEWTON GARY BRUCE Baseball I Football 2 Intra mural I 2 3 Wrestlang I 23 Chorus 23 Carolers 2 3 Operetta 2 Nataonal Honor Socaety NOHR DARRYL D Gymnastacs I 2 FFA I23 NULPH GARY LOWELL Football I 2 3 A Squad 2 3 Track I23 Gymnastacs I Intramural I23 Wrestlang I2 Lettermans Club I 23 Stage Crew I 2 Wag and Sag 3 NYQUIST GORDON F Wrestlang 2 FFA I OBERG ERNEST GLENN Wrestlang 2 FFA I 23 Secre tary 3 O DOWD DIANE LEE OFFUTT RONALD DOUGLAS Baseball I23 Football 23 A Squad I23 Intramural I23 Wrestan I 2 3 Co Captaan 3 FFA I 2 3 Vace Presadent 2 Presa dent 3 Lettermans Club I 23 Wag and Sag 23 Thes 3 paans 3 School Play The Openang of a Door I Tharaldson Award OLSON CURTIS L Football 23 Tennas I Wrestlang 2 FFA I 2 Letterman s Club 2 3 OLSON DAVID VERNON Basketball I23 A Squad 3 Football I 2 3 A Squad 23 Tennas I 2 3 Track I Letterman s Club I 2 3 Wag and Sag 3 OLSON SHARLENE E FHA I GAA I Pep Club I OLSTAD GARY K Track I 2 3 Intramural I Chorus 2 3 Lettermans Club 3 Operetta 2 Stage Crew 2 OLSTAD JOANNE EVELYN Thespaans 2 3 Spud 3 Pep Club I 2 3 Treasurer 2 Presadent 3 Wag and Sag 2 3 OVERBY VERNON LEO Intramural I 2 Stage Crew 2 PETERSON CURTIS ALLEN Arts of Busaness Club 3 Presa dent 3 PETERSON GARY MICHAEL Arts of Busaness Club 3 Secretary 3 PETERSON LONN MICHAEL Track I 2 Gymnastacs 3 PETERSON LYNN GORDON Basketball I 3 A Squad 3 Baseball I23 Football I2 Golf 3 Track I23 I tramural 2 Letterman s Club 2 3 PETERSON WILLIAM A Golf 2 3 Gymnastacs I Chorus PHELPS DENNIS E PLUMMER ETTA MAE Glee Club I FHA 23 Senaor Board 3 GAA 2 3 Sports Recorder 2 Vace Presadent 3 Arts of Busaness Club 3 Pep Club I 2 3 OfIIce Cadets 3 Nataonal Honor Socaety Lakes Mann I2 REED ELLEN BETH Declamataon 23 Glee Club I Spud 3 Language Club 23 Pep Club 2 Wag and Sng I 2 3 Thespaans 2 3 School Play Three Bland Dates 3 REGSTAD JAMES ALLEN Intramural 3 FFA I23 Na taonal Honor Socaety REHDER DENNIS C Foo all I23 A Squad 23 Track 2 3 Intramural I 23 Wrestlang I 23 Co Captaan 3 Lettermans Club 2 3 Homecomang Escort 3 RENSVOLD SHIRLEY MAE Glee Club I FHA I2 Lan guage Club 23 Nurses Club 2 3 Pep Club 23 Treas urer 3 Ofllce Cadets 3 RESKI JON B Student Councal 3 Vace Presadent 3 RICHARDS ALLAN JAMES porter 2 Treasurer 3 Intramural 3 FFA I23 Re RICHARDS RUTH ANN RINDAL MARILYN TERESE FHA 3 Language Club 2 Pep Club I 2 Glee Club I RISTVEDT LARRY ALLEN Intramural I Declamataon 3 ROBIDEAU DEAN W Wrestlang 2 ROBINSON ELIZABETH JEAN Chorus 2 Operetta 2 Spud 3 Cho Kao 3 FHA I 2 Pep Club I 2 Offlce Ca dets 3 Ouall and Scroll ROD MADREAN MARGARET Band I 2 3 Pep Band 2 3 Chorus I FHA 2 Nurses Club 23 Pep Club 3 ROSENFELDT DOUGLAS E Band I23 Pep Band 23 ' ll II 'II ' ll ' Il 1 - 1 - 1 1 111 - 1 -- 11 1 1 I A - 1111 . 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I III II - I ' SENIOR DIRECTORY RUSNESS DONALD GLEN Chorus I23 Presldent 3 Carolers 23 Operetta 2 Language Club 2 3 Presudent 3 Pep Club 3 Sclence Club 2 3 Wng and Sig 3 Boys State 2 Natnonal Honor Soclety RUTHER DELIGHT ANN Ma1orettes 23 FHA I GAA I Language Club 2 Pep Club 3 SANDERS SHERMAN E Spud Spotlnght 3 SANNES LORNA GALE Chorus I Band I Pep Club SCHMIDT RODNEY C FFA 2 3 SCHOENER JOHN SCHULTZ KAREN LOUISE FHA I 2 SCHULTZ ROBERT A Baseball 3 Football Student Manager 3 Intramural I23 Lettermans Club 3 Na tional Honor Soclety SCHWEDE MADGE LOUISE Chorus 3 Glee Club I Lan guage Club I 2 3 Pep Club 3 National Honor Society SEBESTL TERRACE JOSEPH Track I SETTER JEAN Arts of Bustness Club 3 SHELLITO KATHLEEN ETHEL Glee Club I FHA I SIGMUND KARL SIMISON DIAN RUTH FHA I 2 Language Club 2 3 Lx brary Club 2 Vnce President 2 Pep Club I 2 Natlonal Honor Socuety SKOGEN BONNIE LEE SMITH PATRICIA ELAINE I Pep Club SORENSON MARION ESTELLE Band I23 Pep Band I3 Chorus I Orchestra 3 FHA 3 Pep Club I23 SPILLMAN MARILYN ANN Pep Club I STEIN DONNA LEONE Chorus 2 3 Secretary Treasurer 3 Carolers 23 Ensemble 2 Operetta 2 FHA I23 Nurses Club 2 3 Pep Club I 2 3 STENBERG MARY CECELIA Chorus 23 Operetta 2 Nurses Club 2 3 STENERSON JANET ELAINE Ban I2 Pep Band I2 Chorus 2 3 Ensemble 3 FHA 2 3 STRAND MILLICENTO SULLIVAN JULIANNE LOUISE Orchestra I23 Ensem bleI23 FHAI GAAI2 SUNDRUD JEAN MARGARET Declamatlon 3 FHA 2 Language Club 23 Nurses Club 23 Pep Club 3 SVENSSON RACHEL VIOLA Chorus 2 3 Language Club SWENSON SAMUEL EADON Language Club 23 Vnce President 3 Radio Club 3 Safety Patrol 2 Sclence Club 23 Stage Crew I National Honor Society SYRUP KAY FRANCES Pep Club I SYVERSON BONNIE KAY Chorus 23 Ensemble 2 Carolers 23 Operetta 2 Glee Club I Cheerleaders I FHA I 2 Pep Club I Wug and Sng 3 Thespuans 3 Ot tIce Cadets 3 Homecomnng Attendant 3 SZABLA WENDY LOU TABATT ARDIS MAE 23 Pep Cl b TARBELL WILLIAM S Band 3 Pep Band 3 Orchestra I 2 3 Ensemb'e 2 3 Radno Club 3 Safety Patrol 2 Stage Crew 2 3 TEIGEN MICHAEL W TOBOLT JUDITH ANN FHA I 2 3 Presldent 3 Pep Band I 2 3 Wag and Sig 3 Thespuans 2 3 School Play The Opennng of a Door I Offlce Cadets 2 Natlonal Honor Socrety TORGERSON JON NORMAN Chorus 3 Language Club I 2 3 Pep Club 3 Sclence Club 2 Natlonal Honor So clety TWEETON NORMA JANE Spud 3 FHA 2 Buble Club 3 Presldent 3 Language Club 2 Llbrary Club 23 Pep Club 3 TWEITEN JANICE MARIE GAA I 2 Presudent 2 Library Club 3 Pep Club I 2 TWILDAHL CHARLENE MAE Band I 2 3 Pep Band I 2 3 Pep Club I2 Spud Spotlnght 23 Wng and Sng 23 Thespuans 3 FHA I 2 School Play Three Blind Dates 3 Chorus I Orchestra 2 3 UTKE MARILYN KAY Declamatron I Band I3 Pep Band I Chorus 2 3 Ensemble 2 Carolers 23 Operetta 2 FHA I 2 Pep Club I 2 Spud Spotlught I 2 Wig and Sag I23 Thespnans 23 School Play Crewcuts and Longhaurs 2 VAN RADEN CHARLES Football I 23 Intramural 23 VISTE MARIANNE M FHA I 3 Language Club 2 Pep Club 3 WASSON HOWARD BURTON Baseball I 23 Spud 3 Quill and Scroll WELCH GARY EDWARD Intramural I 2 WESTBERG JOHN DOUGLAS Safety Patrol I Stage Crew3 WESTLUND BARBARA JEAN WESTLUND CAROL M I Pep Cub WESTRUM PETER N Chorus 2 3 Carolers 23 Student Councnl 3 Scrence Club 2 National Honor Socnety WIEDEMANN BYRON WIGTIL DENNIS K Intramural 23 Tennis 3 Sctence Club 2 Chorus 2 3 Operetta 2 WILSON CALVIN JOHN Intramural I WILSON KAREN ELOISE Buble Club 3 Secretary Treasurer 3 Pep Club I 2 3 Glee Club I OlIIce Cadets YLVISAKER KRISTI ANN Debate I Band I23 Pep Band 3 Glee Club I Cho Kuo I 2 3 Co Edntor 3 Spud 3 Thesprans 3 School Play The Inner Wally 3 Qulll and Scroll Natronal Honor Socuety Language Club 2 3 Assrstant Secretary 2 Wlg and Slg 3 ZAHLEN GARYJ Basketball I2 Football I Track I Intramural I Debate 2 ZITZOW THEODORE ERWIN Q7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 I I I 1 I I 1 1 1 - . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I - 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . ,, 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . ,, . 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