Northrop Collegiate School - Tatler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1972 volume:

THE TATLER Northrop Collegiate School Minneapolis, Minnesota 1972 6 7 8 ToPufie and Chambie Gratitude is the memory of the heart. La reconaissance est la memoire du coeur. Jean Baptiste Massieu 9 Jean Chamberlain Calvin Welch 10 Dining Room Staff BACK ROW: E. Ward, E.Olson FRONT ROW: E.Gehrke, M Hakarinen. H.Jones, V Roman, D.Lester. H.Solheim, D. Glop pen 12 Jeanette Starr Cheryl Cheatham Physical Education Mary Walters 13 if 8E.CKV' KINDERGARTEN “ toe H lt Qnt P- 1 ,W K Roim. Al .UeA A'SO absent: S. Kaufman, S.Latts GRADE ONE LEFT TO RIGHT: BOTTOM: C.Boos, E. Manner. K Nilsen. J.Abuzzahab, C.Cochran. Af Linvill MIDDLE: T. Sinks, L.Homs. K.Ludwig, J.Lavintman, E.Sahr, J.Fink, E.Borgeson. TOP: M.Tankenhoff, K.Kane, A.Dahlntrom, C.Kulberg absent: Shelly Jones. 15 STANDING: M.Gooddale, E. Larsen. TOP TO BOTTOM: M.DeLoittre. K Whitehead. E.Brautigan. M.Peterson. L.Covin, M.McCann, S.Horn, A.Gillette, L.Thorpe. O.Yunis, L. Kaufman. M. Perry. GRADE TWO 16 BACK ROW: M Porter. J.Lane. S.Cohen, J. Foster, F.Moyles. L.Field, S.Rockler. L Keith. E.Brine. N.Anderson. B. Groves. D.Dahlstrom. K.Elworthy, M.B.Thoren. FIRST ROW: B.Gurpide. A.Leavenworth, D.Brown. E.Ludwig. D.Holmberg. GRADE THREE 17 fc- Jean Bates—Q fade One Delores Caverly— KiYld(ZTg(irt( Tl 18 Grade Four Sheryl Halpern Ann James Grade Three 19 Jean Chamberlain GRADE FOUR TOP ROW: D. Nelson, Af Bowman, A.Spurzem FOURTH ROW: L Whitney, S.Proshek THIRD ROW: A. Dolan, H.Slade. K Kelly, M Lindsay SECOND ROW: J.Humphrey. C. Klein. -J. Ur son. L Ogden BOTTOM ROW: A.Johnson, A.Tobian, J.Horn, K.Morgan, A.Lane. J.Doyle absent: A. Series 22 GRADE FIVE ROW ONE: A.Anderson, M.Moyles, T.Thompson, L.Brennan, J.Peterson, L.Thorpe. C.Nilsen, J.Boos. J.McNutt, L.Sahr. ROW TWO: M.Kulberg, J.Williams. G.Holten, L.Sungerg, H.Hensel, T.Erickson, C. Whitehead, L.Holmberg, L.Wohlrabe, R.Dany-luk, E.Rockier, J.Steinmann. absent: A.Lundie, D.Thiede 23 GRADE SIX STAIRS. K.Traff, P.Hensel, E.Evans, L.Hawley, R.Stalland, A.Denny, R.Hartwell, A.Harlow, K.Goodale, B.Leslie, L.Rogers, S.Hield, J.Proshek, L.Hicks, K.Budge. RAIL. S.Bevis, B.Wiethoff, M.Seigel. L.MacMillan, C. Leavenworth, L.Thatcher. GROUND. J.Winrich, P.Savage, B.Whiteman, N.Earling, A.Ferguson, L.Smith, D.Brine, L.Rouner, M.McVay. K.Morrison, FI.Duff. Absent: D.DeGregory. 24 V ' 25 dj© A®' (©lO gL® © sL M®u COS x X V(ca3 cj to teft? lf©ui taj| n - eo sffl d is Sca ? Lt,oo £ eJC| u © 28 My Love Affair with the Artichoke Like most little girls, my favorite foods are hamburgers and French fries, chocolate malts and root beer. Also, like most little girls. I'm hesitant about trying strange foods. Imagine my surprise in discovering the artichoke! Two years ago I was invited to my friend Lucy’s house for dinner. I was most afraid to go because I had heard that her mother was a gourmet cook. When she brought in the first course. I was shocked to see what I thought was a green prickly cactus decorating the plate. I whispered to Lucy, Is that edibleV’ Lucy laughed out loud and said, ”Haven't you ever seen an artichoke before?” So I thought I'd better eat it and not embarrass Lucy's mother. I timidly began to pluck the leaves and stick them into my mouth whole. Then it was Mrs. Warner’s turn to laugh. She explained how to eat it. She said, Dip it in the mayonnaise and only scrape the white fleshy part with your teeth. I proceeded to follow her instructions. But I did not find the artichoke leaves very tasty. Then I made my great discovery! I uncovered a hairy, white core. I didn't know what it was or if I was supposed to eat it. Lucy’s mother said, I hope you'll eat the best part.” and I said. That’s the BEST part?” Then she brought in some olive oil and said, Dip it in this. ” It was one of the most delicious dishes I had ever eaten That’s how the artichoke and I became friends. Now I think the salad course is the best part of the dinner. But it must have hearts of artichoke in it! Leslie Holm berg 29 Silk-Screen A gable catches the late gold of a pale afternoon sky, against a whisper of Ink-etched branches. Eve Sweetser To Those Who See To see bare branches which we know bear the buds of spring; see stars dancing up in heaven and know the constellations will remain forever; see long lines or formations fade away against the sky and know they will come back again to nest. Those who see will be filled with wonder in their hearts and know what glories there can be. Tonya Thompson 31 Lee Tozer, Business Manager Justine Schwartzrock Gwen Kingman Patricia Meyer Kitty Brundage 33 ■ Barbara Stock, Principal Elizabeth Bryan Director of Lower School Lois Nottbohm, Director of Upper School 34 I 35 Virginia Claessens Shirley Bertelsen Jane Frazee Pam Goranson Paul Vetscher Bruce Feiring Joanne Robson Math 38 Clinton Knudson Monty Carlson Science Judy Sherman Jane Rice Evelyn Singer Lee Woolman John A. Sweetser III English Barbara Stock 40 Janet Woolman Katherine Solon History Ann Hutchins 41 French Cecilia deGregory Susan Collins Barbara Reynolds 42 U Jr The Latin Department 44 Miss Ellen Rowley Home Economics Polly Saunders: Nurse 47 Inept sweatshirted girls stretch for footballs with closed eyes and seem surprised that they miss each time. Ann Hart 48 52 J.Gamble. A.Chute. S.Finch. K.lde. H.Hammer. L.Crawford. C.Colwell. D.Crosby. M.Cargill. K.Crawford BACK ROW: P. Klein. M.Keating. S McCarthy, C.Jones FRONT ROW G Moy le . R.Olson.R Lindsay, P Kane G S R E A V D E E N 56 HACK ROWW Hysm A.Cousineau, A.Risenmik level m, L.Drill, J. Harper, J.Cl 'ooddale, E. Child, V HOW BACK ROW: CSauaJIJ, M Williams, M.Sanford, G. West, M.Sweetser, F.Siftar, D.Wong, P Smith FRONT ROW: E. Shuck. K Stock, M Markoe V GRADE NINE P. Whiteman, J.Siegel, S.Siftar.J.Shedd, E. Weiser J.Webb, A.VanDerHave, H.Schork, H.Skoglund 58 P.DeVries, T.Brown, K.Doyle. A.del aittre. J.Aby, B.Atwater, A.Bendiekson, R.Curtis ON TOP: Diggers, C.Groves. D.Klein, K.MacMillan, K.Krogness, M.Ritz ON G.Nordling. L. Leslie, C.Ryan. E.Peterson, absent: C.Chejne, B.Searles BOTTOM: LHirshfield. M. Leslie. 59 GRADE TEN BACK ROW: H.Blackburn. B.Bean, A.Bevis, S.Brooks FRONT ROW: D. Anderson, K.Bryant. L.Brock, N.Beckley 61 GRADE STANDING: S.Saunders, C.Polk, L.Thiede, J.Weiser, C. Winslow, I.Pour-El, M. Staples, L.Walvatne, R.McCraney, M.Wyer, S.Van Dustn. K.Shedd, S. Karlins, K.Priedeman KNEELING: J.Pansier, L.Jackley 62 ELE VEN L. Gamble, L. Hawkins, J.Cowles; J Birnberg, KHammerel, A.Hart. G.Glaefke, L. Hawley, S.Haertel, I).Fraser, C Holtzermann, M. Dunn 63 Bald Eagle You angry old man With your hooked nose And your wide wing span. You soar above the waters You soar above the land You scream and my skin crawls You dive at the water To fly up again With a fish Dangling from your talons. Your far nobler Than the lion. Quicker acting Than a fox: You have better eyesight Than a dozen hawks! Quickly! Come! I offer you protection From the poisoned fish. And from the farmers's gun! Kikilde 67 I Can You Can Can you can Summer In Watermelon pickles? Then maybe you can box Youth, And package Truth-marked FRAGILE: do not open? And maybe you can Freeze-dry Love? Eve Sueetser Me and My Butterflies Corners are escapes. They are the soul within each of us. One day will come again and corners will suffocate only those with claustrophobia of the mind. Light one mellow candle with frankincense in a stream and emote. Live in one solitary corner. It is an escape from pink worlds. And breathe deeply— The following sigh is the freedom. Sue Saunders 69 In Answer to the Monroe Doctrine I was looking over A four leaf clover That I had over looked before When suddenly, a man burst in And shouted They ain't got no Right to form opinions of their own ” So I laid down my head in my Basal bowl of oatmeal and Gently sang a lullaby Informing him that I did anyways. Anonymous Spock's Ode to Stapleton Airport Away in Zoombesbul. a farley bam zits on flinge and zings a zong of Linquand Brey. A Zooley zong tis it im bleed and bleala croons for dever peas. A bero breys for whimble yearns und Eblap frond a surley shire. A twingle twang a twang a twingle and onder 'es ey shae sits asoonder. A grooley gers. a pinding pear and ever 'ere I hinder hare; an bear I canno' care, nor grindle jhouf. for nae krinole, mae hath faer. Anonymous Alma-Ata. you one thousand jeweled, flying carpeted, caravaned, mystical eastern town— when I arrive, welcome me in your most grand manner, for am weary of my overgrown, dying city. Anonymous but what the hell you ’re welcome, join us at your funeral, you ‘re really in for a helluva time, beg your pardon, isn ’t that your father, he’s a good acquaintance of mine. Anonymous 73 The Lute of the Woods Among the foliage of the dense forest stands one tree, alone among the crowd of oaks. From this tree comes the music that surrounds all trees, that can never be sour for the sweet sap of oak is in its strings and the mellow soul of rich wood is in its very tone. Its purpose is a monument, an em bodiment of all the music in nature. Let us go now to that sole survivor that earth among sound Let us go to that lofty tree The lute of the Woods. Anonymous The Day it Rained Rainy days can be fun even though you miss the sun. You can sit in front of the fire and watch the flames, maybe read a book or play some games. Perhaps you are fighting with the Arabian Knights, or with Mary Poppins flying kites. Perhaps you are a princess in a silken gown sitting straight with a golden crown. Go outside in a yellow coat and hope it rains so much you 'll float. And when lightning fills the sky, you might as well go home dry. Like magic when you reach the door, a lake appears on Mom s clean floor. Two days of rain can really be a pain, so when you wake up tomorrow, instead of rain, I hope you see the sun again. Diana Nelson the dark outside reflects my life the wind and rain thoughts scattered like the cloudless skies trodden, soaking, gray-yellow leaves and dingy fall colors almost gone i know another brilliant fall will come but only to bring another winter Anonymous 74 The heart can think of no devotion Greater than being shore to ocean Holding the curve of one position Counting on endless repetition. Ann Hart ShiraJoy Abry If thou hearest the cry of the gull on the shore, Thy heart shall then rest in the forest no more. Still round the corner there may wait A new road or a secret gate; And though I oft have passed them by A day will come at last when I Shall take the hidden paths that run West of the Moon, East of the Sun. ” J.R.R. Tolkien 76 The Two Towers The Return of the King Houghton Mifflin Co. Meg Anderson Sue Aurand To laugh and love and live life with the full zest, it deserves “Freely ye have received, freely give” Matt. 10:8 78 79 80 Anna Kristine Bilden Like all others, I most likely will forget some things of the mind that I have learned here. But don't ask me to forget the things of the heart—for the m ind is not the heart—and that ’s what m akes my life different from yours. 81 It's funny how life these days makes us appreciate the little things Lucy Beecher Budd C’est moi Margaret Mary Callahan Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. You have sung to me in my A loneness, and I of your longings have built a tower in the sky. But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn. The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part. If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky. Kahlil (iibran The Prophet °A Ifred Knopf. Inc. 83 Karen Elizabeth Cook We know who Karen Cook is. •(Sigh)-Ellie + Rick Karen- a harp playing menace with an infectious laugh who sm iles and takes you into a world of her own. Karen, a rarity, the one who cares about living. Hey, Unistar babe- give us a grin... Missy 84 Marjorie Ann Corwin One lives in the hope of be com ing a memory. 85 Charlotte Emily Cozzetto In Xanadu did Kubla Khan A stately pleasure-dome decree: Where A Iphi, the sacred river, ran Through caverns measureless to man Down to a sunless sea. So twice five m iles of fertile ground With walls and towers were girded round: And there were gardens bright with sinuous rills, Where blossomed many an incense- bearing tree; And here were forests ancient as the hills. Enfolding sunny sports of greenery. ... The shadow of the dome of pleasure Floated midway on the waves; Where was heard the mingled measure From the fountain and the caves. It was a m iracle of rare device, A sunny pleasure-dome with caves of ice. Kubla Khan, Samuel Taylor Coleridge 86 Bonnie Furniss Darling Bonnie . Skip . Rabbit Ears Makes you want to scream ... Has infinite friends throughout the world. Loves to speak Swedish on the sly, “Poussa mij! and doesn't gaf if they don't. She can pick you up when you 're down. She will always be remembered by all who meet her. She's a girl who will never be alone. One should take great care not to grow too wise for so great a pleasure as laughter. Ain't it fun to be so insane? Ik ben zo blay dat ik hier ben____ I'd rather be myself than anybody else. Strive to be happy. 87 A.B.W. I've been going a long time now along the way I've learned some things.. You have to make the good times yourself take the little times and make them into big times and save the times that are all right for the one's that aren't so good. Rod McKuen Rachel Dayton She said, I love the steadiness of a tree. and she went to climb one.Then she said, I love the freedom of the wind. ” She let it blow her thoughts to the ends of the world. Then she said, “I love the determination of a river, ” and she went out to wade. Then she said, 7 love the unpredictability of nature, ” and she went outside to yell and do sommersaults in the grass: it started to rain. She stroked the grass and said, “Keep the earth warm for without it, I can't be me. ■1967 by Rod McKuen and Anita Kerr Acknowledgement- 1967 by Rod McKuen and Anita Kerr 88 89 Candis Hall Dixon Non.. Comes on quiet at first but watch out for that second glance. The girl with the magical dog- hope no one finds a spot remover. Her room is like a miniature wonderland filled with childhood memories. She’d do almost anything to please a friend. Ellen Dodd 90 ‘Wo soul is desolate as long as there is a human bein for whom it can feel trust and reverence. ” George Eliot “One thing you can take pride in, my friend, is your friends” Anonymous 91 Mary Do err 93 i dream such wonderful visions of love and laughter and living in the unheard silence of my body, my worn b. i drift into my world of joyous pain and beautiful sorrow. the past resounds and echoes with new memories to replace the ancient truths. i dance further into myself into my fantasies.. somewhere in the outer reaches of my consciousness someone strikes a match and sets fire to my parchment of water color dreams, and the water thrown on to relieve the scorching flames washes out whatever colors that were left. She ’s just one of those people who turns into a dishrag at concerts, does ballet in her cowboy belt and loppy dresses. That warm glow around you isJayme. If you were a beanpole, she’s clim b up you and sprout beans. Trixie Belden . weeping may tarry for the night but joy comes with the morning. Psalms and a fine top o the morn in ’ to you with the wind to your back and the marmelade to your smilin' face. 95 Drew’s one of the sun people who beams her way through the halls. There once was a chick named Drew To her friends she will always be true. She laughs and she grins She repents all her sins And she’ll stick in your mind like glue. Drew McCartney 96 Sonie Sue Nicholson Sunny— When every word she says makes you think again .. and her innocent look is betrayed by the m ischievous sparkle in her eyes you know you 'vegot a tiger by the tail that will lead you down the paths of excitement through a kaleidoscope of unforgettable experiences. The time to be happy is now, the place to be happy is here, the way to be happy is to make others so. Ingersoll Smile once more forme “You ’vegot to wake up every morning With a sm ile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart Then people gonna ‘ treat you better. You ’regonna’ find, yes, you will, that You ’re beautiful as you feel. ” 97 Carole King copyright 1971 Vecky Pavlovic Do not take your life too seriously. Anyway, you won ’t go out of it alive. ” Anonymous 98 Felicity-Jane Virginia Amelia Peacock 99 The sea that calls all things unto her calls me, and I must em bark. For to stay, is to freeze and crystallize and be bound in a mould. Ready am I to go, and my eagerness with sails full set awaits the wind. Only another loving look cast backward, and then I shall stand among you a seafarer among seafarers. Kahil Gibran The Prophet 0Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. Jennifer Edith Peterson Life is a mirror: if you frown at it, it frowns back; if you smile, it returns the greeting. Thackeray 100 Now I see the secret of making the best of persons, It is to grow in the open air and to eat and sleep with the earth. Walt Whitman 101 On the Loose01967 The Sierra Club Linda Anne Peterson Adventure is not in the guide book and Beauty is not on the map Seek and ye shall find. What is life but a series of follies? from On the Loose ®1967 Sierra Club 102 Molly Townsend Pratt Though I am different from you, we were born involved in each other. Tao Chien I don't need no doctor. The wander lust begins to rise once again in my bosom! The time has come to leave the frantic city and go streaking down the great American highway. 103 Phineas Freak He! Dieu, si jeusse estudie au temps de m a jeunesse folle Et a bonnes meurs dedie J'eusse maison et couche molle Mais quoi? Je fuyoie Vescolle Comme fait le mauvais enfant. En escripuant ces te parolle, A peu que le cuer ne me vent. Villon Charlotte Jane Quiggle . 104 Joy Carol Radebough Jo, Faye. Chubby Cheeks “Modesty is a shining light; it prepares the mind to receive knowledge, and the heart for truth. Guizot C’est si simple d'aimer, De sour ire a la vie. De se laisser charmer Lorsque c’est notre envie, Depermettre a nos coeurs D ’entrouvrir la fer tre Au soleil qui penltre Et qui nous rend meilleur E. Jaques-Daloroze “The only way to have a friend is to be one. 105 Emerson 106 When shall all man’s good be each man's rule and universal peace be like a shaft of light across the land Tennyson Sara Christine Sandrock Like a bird .. .. floating,. .drifting. ...touching landing .. feeling experiencing life .. ... like a bird .. herself and alive. Jeff 107 UjMjUI, a. n d-fra iAex. dot)! Mary Shedd Ellie Siegel What s the ugliest Part of your body ? What's the ugliest Part of your body ? Some say your nose Som e say your toes But I think it's YOUR MIND Frank Zappa 109 Eve Eliot Sweetser Dans ma cervelle se promtne Ainsi que dans son appartement Un beau chat, fort, doux, et charm ant Quand ilmiaule, on Ventend a peine. Que ta voix, chat mysterieux. Chat seraphique, chat Strange En qui tout est, comme en un ange, Aussi subtil qu 'harmonieux. Quand mesyeux, vers ce chat que j ‘aime, Tiits comme par un aim ant, Se retournent docilement Et que je regarde en moi-meme, Je vois avec ftonnement Le feu de ses prune lies pales, Clairsfanaux, vivantes opales, Qui me contemplent fixement. Charles Baudelaire 110 Carol Wyman Vaughan An Empty Day Is One Without Laughter 111 You can never do a kindness too soon, because you never know how soon it will be too late. Old Proverb Lucia Arm Watson “The whole universe is completely insane. Fred B. Natural 113 Lynn Faye Weber Every m an's life lies jvithin the present; for the past is spent and done with and the future is uncertain. Marcus Antonius So sad, so fresh, the days that are no more. 114 Tennyson Soaring to the peak dazzled by height and glory. Admiring the beauty of the clouds as the sunlight dances around them edged with radiance. Susan Whiteman Running in tall grass, racing to the hilltop to encompass the whole field in a sweeping glance. Feeling the sun rise, tinting the early sky washing the morning in pale light. Skipping along the beach, building castles of wet brown sand. Laughing with the waves that roll onto shore 115 nature is the inspiration for living. Ann Bourne Williams A smile to share and a nugie to spare. Fannie who can describe her moods, her jokes, her downright fixations and hysterics. Who could describe her. who could even try? B.F.D. Stooped low, solitary, intently searching for an agate, jean cuffs now wet, the waves slashing, the wind chilling, freshly-freckled Ann ... Exultantly, that quick, devilish grin flashes, and with a laugh to match, she stretches out— enveloping, daring, and finally conquering: you ’vegot a friend. E.A.D. Sarah Chase Winton To be born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. Rafael Sabatini I'd rather have a pumpkin all to myself than be crowded on a velvet cushion. Thoreau 117 Linda Wohlrabe 118 you don't know you don't know you don't know my m ind you may be think in' that i'm laughin’ bu t i’m just try in' to keep from cry in ’ You must have for every raindrop a ray of sun You must have for every teardrop a smile for someone to get by, to live your life You must have for every raindrop a ray of sun You must have for every grey sky a sky of blue You must have for every love lost a love that's new to get by, to live your life So spread a little sunshine, everything'll be fine spread a little sunshine •YOU MUST HA VE Words Music by EM ITT RHODES c1970 by Thirty Four Music Co. 4329 Colfax Ave. N. Hollywood, Calif. 119 W)USe WitW a S £ )ne a woUSe y a Yie G-'. leVte H W KU lacUXy iAt (uiX voXb X vl asyyt . C utU-tsX. pcuc iL . 122 I Lower School Council Rangers STANDING: S.Hield. E Duff. SITTING: J Prosehek. L.Rodgers, S.Bevis. Adviser: Mrs. Cheatham STANDING: L Whitehead. L MacMillan, J.Winrich, Pres.-P.Hensel, L. Wohlrabe. L Thorpe, H Hensel. KNEELING: M Siegel, D.Brown, L.Covir. M.Tankenhoff. A. Dolan, A.Leavenworth. Adviser: Mrs. Bryan. Lower School Choir TOP: K.Traff, P.Hensel. E.Evans, M Siegel. K.Condole. FOURTH ROW: J.Proahek, L.Hick . H Henset, S.Heild, S.Bevis, N. Earling. R.Danyluk THIRD ROW: J.Doyle. C.Klein. L.Brennan, J.Humphrey. A.Tobian, M.Moyles, A.Lane. SECOND ROW: K.Kelly, A.Spurzem, J.McNutt. J.Horn. A.Benny, E. Weifeff. FRONT ROW: L. Whitney, M.Bowman, L.Ogden, A.Sarles. 125 LOWER SCHOOL CAMERA CLUB 126 BACK ROW: L.Rockler, J.Boos, G.Holten, L.Wohlrabe, A.Harlow, M.Lindsay, P.Savage. FRONT ROW: K.Morrison, E.Duff, L.Thatcher. Adviser: Mrs. Cheatham. Unicycle Club 127 Community Council AROUND THE TABLE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Scott. A.Bryant, Mr. Knudson, Mrs. Schoonover. M Tumulty. A Ei-senberg. Mr. Woolman, M.Dunn. Mrs. Woolman. Mrs. Reynolds. R. Curtis, S.Noll. M Warner. C Winslow. 128 TOP ROW: B.Wonson, J.Peterson, C,Cozzetto, A.Bilden, V.Golden, C.Vaughan, B.Seidel. MIDDLE ROW: S.Karlins, S.White-man, M.Ryerse, M.Corwin, S.Nicholson, J.Birnberg, TABLE: M.Summers, L.Warhol, K Hanvik FRONT ROW: C.Bean, S. Delxxittre, J. Carbajal, L. Weber, A. Kasper. Public Relations Publicity—Entertainment BACK ROW: P.Kane, L Budd, S.Sandbrock, JRadebaugh, MDoerr, Mrs. Rice. M Wright, Mrs Solon. SECOND ROW: S. Weiss. P.Arnold, C.Martineau. R.Lindsay, M.Sunberg, P Klein, S.Hoertel, R McCraney STANDING: S.Aurand Head: A. William . Athletics STANDING: G.lde. D.Anderson, S.Dayton, L. Witcher, J.Cowles, M. Warner, D. Beaver, L. Peterson. M. Pratt, C Win ton, C.Polk, H Darling. S. Noll, D. Fraser. B. Bean. N Beck ley. K.Nalen, S. Brooks. KNEELING: MShedd, KShedd. A Be vis. HANGING: M Anderson. L.Watson. Senior GRA BACK ROW: J.Cowles, D.Fraser, B.Darling, S Dayton, M Warner, D Beaver, K. Shedd, MShedd. M Anderson, K Kerr. M Huff, G.lde. L. Witcher. B Bean, SNoll, K. Nalen, NBeck ley. S. Brooks. AVan der Have FRONT ROW: L.Watson. M Pratt. A.Bevis, 1).Anderson, D.Eggers STANDING: M Clark. E. Mersey. J. Hartwell, A.Cousmeau, J. McCarthy. J. Jacobs. M Polk, M Sanford. C. Savage. H Cleveland SITTING and KNEELING: AGoodale. M Walsh, S Tenney, K.Borman, L.Peterson, P.Klein. Jr. G.R.A. FIRST ROW: M. Wright, C.Martineau, P.Kane, A.Akers, S.Bowman, R.Lindsay, S. Weiss, K. Crawford. ROW TWO: D.Wong, L Kennedy. K Borman, A.Eisenberg, B.Wohlrabe, M Cargill, D.Crosby, K.Anderson. BACK ROW: J.Harper, P.Smith. J.Clark. C.Chejne, D.Eggars Library Committee 132 Choir BACK ROW: D.Anderson, S. Nicholson, L.Budd, L.Walvatne, K.Hammerel, S.DeLaittre. S.Sondrock, R.McCraney, L. Watson, S.Saunders. C.PolM, L.Jackley, M. Warner, M.Shedd, M.Anderson, P.Tumulty, H.Blackburn. FRONT ROW: S. Weiss, K. Pflame, P. Arnold, R.Lindsay, K. Carbajal, B Olson. J Radebaugh, M.Doerr, C Quiggle, B.Wonson, D. Beaver. 133 ----j Snowflakes ff ■ Snowflakes, snowflakes-falling to always j. r the ground, have wondered whu you. don't make a sound. Bui J Hou (all So Softly Without beiny heard, Ji J J 3ou Come down so Cast out of the Sky like a bird. JI seems l ke Someone drops you. from up above, d £ut J never will know whu f you Land like a dove. tlrruy fJoAmSon BACK ROW: C.MacLeod. M.Rowe, L.Kennedy, K.Dunn, E.Shuck, V.Parchman FRONT ROW: S. Ham ford. C.Martineau. K. Anderson LEFT SIDE TOP TO BOTTOM: C. Winslow. I).Anderson, J. Him berg, M. Cor win, A.Beds. RIGHT SIDE TOP TO BOTTOM: C Peeps. E. Suieetser, S. Karlins. L. Budd, M.Pratt, L. Watson. Thespians 135 BACK D. Fraser, L Jack ley. M Staples, R McCraney. M. Anderson, M Warner. FOURTH ROW: K.Shedd, G.Glaefke, J. Peter-ton, V.Pavlovic, L.Walvatne. K.Priedcman, J.Bimberg, K.Hammerel, L Gamble AT DESK: Co-editors S.Karlins. M.Dunn SECOND ROW: S.Saunders, S.Van Dusen, E.Sweetser, . Pourel, S.Haertel. FRONT: L.Hawkins, C.Polk. C.Winslow. J Pansier. J. Cou'els. Spectator Staff 136 Literary Club FROM LEFT: E Sweetser, C.Polk. S. Whiteman, I Pour-el, M. Warner, MShedd. C. Win- ton. I). Beaver. 138 A.F.S. Club BACK ROW: M. Pratt. C Dixon, E.Dodd. C Polk MIDDLE ROW: C.Bean. D Fraser. VPatovic. R McCraney. L Walvatne. D Braver. FRONT ROW: A.Bilden, A. Williams. M Warner. I Pour-el. 139 FROM LEFT: E.Sweetser, J.Fansler, P.Pentz, K.Kerr, A.Eisenberg. Chess Club Karate Club 140 Patrons Mrs. Collins E. Kruegel Mrs. D. Caverly Mr. Mrs. Haertel Eberhardt Company Peach bread Mrs. Frank Wh i teley’s- Wayza ta In c. Fran Specht Mr. Mrs. R.M. Larsen Clint Knudson Mrs. C M Dewey Pat Meyer Thomas Designs Inc. Kay Solon Chuck Quiggle Mr. Mrs. John iAidwig Muggs All those Lower School Kids Mrs. Ed id A Friend Mary L. Walters R.H. Peebles Minnesota Natural Gas Company Fred H. Chute Mrs. David Koch Marvin Borman McCarthy Cafe Mr. Mrs. John B. L. Wong Rev. Mrs. Arthur Rouner Olson’s Bakery Rae Lindsay Watts Homecraft Mrs. Elizabeth Holton Virginia Claessens Mrs. Alfred Cook Constance Bean Mr. Mrs. Richard H. Vaughan Mr. V. Wurtele Maud Fiech A Special friend of the editor Compliments of a trustee Angelfood McSpade Mr. Mrs. James Watson Svetlana Pavlovic Mr. Mrs. Dale Warner Ted’s Pharmacy Inc. The Greenery Douglas H. Peterson Comapny Mrs. Mrs. Theodore M elzer, Jr. Mrs. Larry Doyle, Jr. Mrs. Carl W. Jones Grade 4 Mrs. Halpern Thomas Burton Arnold Mr. Mrs. Carl V. Carlson, Sr. R.M. Cargill K Erdall D.H. Ankeny Julie Jacobs Colony Coiffeuse Mr. Mrs. Louis Galinson Mr. Mrs. Rueben Birnberg Bridget Puddin F R. Gamble Mrs. W.F. Hawkins Dr. Frank W. Worms Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Cleveland Royal Stationery Company Jeanne Coru ip Gillian P. Schoonover Otten Bros Nursery Bruce Feiring Mr. Mrs. C.J. Grant Mr. Mrs. Thomas M. Brown Robert L. Searles Jan C. van der Have Mrs. Stock Mr. Mrs. Otto Pflanze Anne Dayton Carolyn C. Aurand The Colwell Press Gordon H. Ritz Mrs. Dean Witcher Lois Not t boh m Carroll E. Crawford Stella Anne Ritz Mrs. Denny Oliver Peterson Henry Doerr Eisenberg Mrs. Lindsay Hugh Klein James Bowe Mrs. Sand rock D A. Johnson Mr. Paul Vetscher Lord Kintail 141 Patrons Thompson Lumber Company Mrs. H.S. Wonson Mrs. Weber Mrs. C. Jones Mrs. Robert Baldridge Elizabeth Peterson Dr. Mrs. Hanvik Mr. Mrs. Callahan The McCartneys Mr. Mrs. Moyles Mr. Brown Joanne Robson Nan Woodrow Princess Patches Western Valley Seed Company COMPLIMENTS OF 1210 Urbandale Ijine WAYTONKA Wayzata 473-3326 MARKET Antique Furniture And Porcelains Good Luck and Success in the Future to the Class of '72 JEAN McGEE INTERIORS, INC. Town and Country Caterers 301 South Broadway Wayzata, Minnesota 55391 473-5441 Compliments of EGON’S CONOCO SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! JAFFEE'S, INC. 810 NICOLLET 333-3354 143 am often overcome with the concept of life as a river. A river that flows very fast. In that river is all the beauty, all the glory and, at the same time, all the agony and the pain that any of us has either dreamed of or experienced. It seems that most of us spend our time musing on or ignoring the river and all the things it carries in its flow. We can look into it and see only the beauty and blindly dream on. On the contrary, we can look in and see the arms and legs and faces of bombed children, and either refuse to believe what we see or go mad. Or, we can decide to jump into the river and do whatever is possible to begin a process that will keep it from clogging up for all time and ceasing to run. The first image that comes to my mind when I hear the expression peace of mind” is of someone spotting a puddle of clear water somewhere off away from the river, settling quietly in the middle of it and saying he's found peace. I sound cynical, but I am not. I simply think that peace of mind is not something that can honestly be found in isolation or exclusion of the rest of the world. And the world is in chaos. So I wish to try and be real. It is irrelevant to speak about peace of mind and relevant to speak about work. Let us certainly dismiss the concept of peace of mind as an end, or as something static that someone reaches and then stays there forever amen. If that is peace of mind, give me an image more suitable—a swan or a cabbage, perhaps. No, friends, I sincerely think that life is a struggle, and an upstream one. I think it involves much pain, and many things that we may sometimes consider to be sacrifice. The work I talk about involves faith, for if we are to build a world that will give us a future, it will be the first time that world has ever been built. It means we must be ready to live for it, and to die for it when the time comes. But I do think this; When you jump in, when you say, OK, I am my brother’s brother, and I'm ready to spend my life fighting for his right to live, ” your life can become very real. I think only then, when you recognize that you are intimately related to every living being on the face of the earth, only then are you being honest with yourself. Being honest with yourself gives you a cornerstone on which to begin a vital, frightening, exciting and joyous attempt at living I want only to repeat this part. There is pain, there is joy, there is joy. And perhaps, when we do our work well, there will be little patches of peace. Joan Baez If there isn’t a river here, then let's make one or bring part of it through here. 144 Hoigaards 3550 South Highway 100 Minneapolis, Minn. Eat, drink and be merry at. Dairii Queen • utMIM.lo.00 C � « I� N O 0 C r Supplies for the artist Prints - Paintings -Fine Picture framing service Village Frame Craft Room 203 Wayzata Chiropractic Clinic 225 South Ferndale 473-0316 Best Wishes to the Class of ’74 Luv Ya Pede Plum and Pruneface Compliments of Ruth Herrick's CONGRATULATIONS MARGARET We think you are neat! Mom and Dad Congratulations and Good Luck to a great bunch of seniors Mr. and Mrs. Sam Golden Hart's Cafe Fun Ads Fun Downtown Fun checkbooks Fun Money Fun Oak Grill Fun ice cream sodas Fun FOOD Fun BOYS Fun Snakes Fun Freud Fun cookies Fun I.Q. Fun liquid refreshments Fun telephone Fun Call me back” Fun I will” Fun Fake out I never called you back Fun homework? Fun? Halloween Fun Moon Shadow Fun Oct. 30 Fun T.C. Fun D.C. Fun Fun Sexy voice Merle Norman Fu Camelot Fun Fun Oranges Fun piano Fun noisy Fun nosy Fun JSH FUN broken glass Fun new glasses Fun lunch tables Fun food races Fun Food Sale Fun I.O.I. Fun You guys let s ...” Fun over-nite Fun cookie room Fun I get first extra Fun Gross! Fun Ugh Huh!' Fun stupid jokes Fun zits Fun Dr. Z. Fun Brady Bunch Fun Blake Fun Rag Shop Fun escalators MY DARLING MY HAMBURGER 146 For The Ultimate In Needlepoint Do Visit THE NEEDLE NEST 431 E. Lake Street Wayzata 437-2626 (Just Above Maggie's) HONDA WEST hardt REALTORS-MORTGAGE BANKERS 473-5405 “Obey them that have the rule over you, and submit yourself: For they watch for your souls, as they that must give account that they may do it with joy, and not with grief.” Hebrews 13:17 CONN ELLY'S WAYZATA PHARMACY AND THE MUSIC BOX 1310 E. Wayzata Blvd., Wayzata Compliments of NORTHRUP KINO SEEOS Congratulations to our favorite senior Jay Barbie Lori Phyllis Bob 147 Anita Beck Cards and Such greeting cards wrapping paper ribbon 3413 West 44th Street Minneapolis GOOD GOING BUG! yay for the class of 77 To the NOBS girl: Thanks for being you! M.S. Katzmarek, Inc. finest quality fruits and vegetables 216 north 6th street 339-8296 148 Congratulations 473- 2566 Nelson’s Shoes 740 E. Lake St. Wayzata Congratulations A St r is Born! (TaDa!) Jayme (Stella. Star) We love you! Mom Dad Grandma Grandpa Grandma Granddaddy Byrd Visit your Art Institute Addidas Skates Everything For Every Sport Service Purveyors of Choice Meat Servicing Hotels - Restaurants - 336 - 5751 Institutions -219 N. 5th St. - Minneapolis 149 Dain, Kalman, and Quail is bullish on one thing for sure ......... NORTHROP SENIORS! GOOD LUCK! 150 We have our eye on you Class of ’72 Dartmouth College FREDRICK HERFURTH REAL ESTATE, INC. At Edina 3930 West 49 Mi Street Edina, Minn. 55410 920-1960 At Wayzata 734 E. Lake Street Wayzata, Minn. 55391 473- 4646 At 7-Hi 4900 State Highway 101 Minnetonka, Minn. 55345 474- 5484 Congratulations Class of ’72 From All of Us 339 South Barry Avenue Wayzata, Minnesota Gr3-7779 151 Compliment of: 'I V Inankwi I CAPE I 4-73-8?Sh Compliments of KENWOOD PHARMACY, INC. 2123 W. 21st St., Mpls. 20 5oufR 7 6treet m� nn€Qpoli CLANCY DRUGS Edina's best, biggest and busiest P.S. time you're. dUmtarn, in and 06 ! 3948 West 50th WA 6-7687 152 MINh'EAPOUS TOWN COATS LITTLE OVERCOATS SPECTATOR COATS RALLY COATS “HOT PANTS” and MIDI LENGTHS Wayzata Bank Trust Company by the waters of Minnetonka s H U F I E N CADILLAC D T congratulates the seniors 154 Needlepoint Unlimited Wayzata Yarn Shop Edina: 5028 France Avenue South 925-2454 Wayzata: 729 East Lake Street 473-3448 Hours: 10:00-5:00 Monday - Saturday Original Needlepoint Designs By: Judy Hagstrom Joanne Mahoney Lucy Gemlo Kathy Dougherty Nancy Middleton Rochelle Woldorsky Mary Adolf son Romaine Muller Suzanne Sutton 155 Owners: Romaine Muller Molly Borgeson Congratulations to The Sistah From De Mudder De Fadder and De Brudders and De Brudders-in-Law and De Nieces and De Nephews o kc and De Buhds and De Puppies 8=3 j) 156 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of '72 Marsh McLennan Incorporated International Insurance Brokers Minneapolis St. Paul 157 Phone: 338-4997 Shop at the Rhizome' in Wayeata, Minnetonka's latest and most complete FAMILY CL0THIN6 AND SHOE STORE. 473-4647 MONDAY: ft DAY Till gPM a cd 4� c c co -C w c 4 4� CO CO The Book Case Inc. S Olive C. Case 0 =r o 3 fO -J Best Wishes! Imperial Finance Services For ultimate needlepoint and jewelry naturally. . . who is she? The Jeweled Needle 920 Nicollet Mall Siegel-Hogan Enterprises 920 Nicollet Mall Public Relations Marketing 159 EsBi Bus.. 473-8907 Res.i 73-7017 SMITH S BAY TEXACO TOWINO • TUNC-UP8 • MINOR REPAIR COUNTY ROAO IB AND B! JOHN J. SASS CRYSTAL BAY. MINN. To the 4 dreamiest members of the class of 1977 Love Kisses Dana Jill hooray for Girls! Sarah B. Molly W. and Mimi “hang • Margaret loose” Connie Linda P. Sue W. from a trustee Barb Wonson paddles with Al Button Tonka Tot Shop children’s Gifts and Accessories infants three - size 14 256 Water Street Excelsior Minnesota 3ferm Co. Picture, -frami nq 39 cq . 5Di 5K 474-8448 160 BACON DRUG COPPER STEIN RESTAURANTS BOX 69, EXCELSIOR EXCELSIOR AND VVACONIA 474-8879 474-5805 442-9056 TO THE GREATEST SENIORS IN THE WORLD! Congratulations and Best Wishes from VECKY ELLIE A, A BONNIE « u JAYME I SARA I O JILL MARGARET 1 . 1 MARY DOERR J WAYZATA JEWELRY 623 E. LAKE ST. FROM THEIR .X PAULA Mr susan w. U X PAM I 0 RAE 1 I BETSEY B I I DANA S J MARY A. FIVE SWANS 521 E. Lake St. 473-4655 DEEPHAVEN Compliments of HARDWARE BURCH PHARMACY 18202 Mtka. Blvd. 1942 Hennepin Ave. 377-1895 Congratulations Seniors! Honeywell 2701 Fourth Ave. South Minneapolis, Minnesota You made it! 162 Shaver’s Hardware 523 East Lake St. Wayzata 473-5933 Congratulations to Northrop s Cheerleaders from the Top of BIG JOHN Anti- Pollution Devices, Inc. 9921 Smetana Rd. Hopkins 935-3481 Did you know ? is now associated with at 829 Nicollet Mall 333-810! (and Albrechts Pur Care Center, 333 Medical Arts Bldg.7333-6463) Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 72 Mr. and Mrs. Morris D. Chalfen 163 Compliments DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY Mt. Sinai Hospital For Restoring Furniture: Come to 1716 Colfax And ask for Thelma OLLIE, Congratulations! We love ya Kimmer, Stan Bear (Sok, Sos Sob!) KENNY'S NAVARRE DRUG LAKE MINNETONKA NAVARRE, MINNESOTA 5— Here's to rn Ctes ot I'm Highest of commendations to Marjorie Ann Corwin for 12 years of outstanding speling Compliments of a Fiend l6flUt£ HARpuwRE Congratulations to the class of 72 From: Becky’s Cafeteria From moldy carol CHASE GAUDY -v-' ELLEN AMD AMM AHuzrrm PATTY HAVE A ( OQD TIME MOUV 164 NORTH WESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. 1400 PARK AVE. MINNEAPOLIS , MR. STEAK 124 •25 LOUISIANA AVE. SO. ,,, _ SOLOIN VAUEY. MINNESOTA 333-0246 55 26 PHONE: 544-9331 tana fmnti FAMllY kstanits OUR PLEDGE: To serve the best low-caloric, high-protoin maol ot tho lowest possible price. Good Luck 449 Second St. Excelsior, Minn. 55331 Phone 474-6640 NICKELS SMITH COMPANY — Since 1886 MORTGAGE LOANS GENERAL INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT REAL ESTATE — RENTALS 4021 Vernon Avenue (Eiceltior Blvd. end Hiw y 100) 927-7751 165 Compliments of Olson Brothers’ Pharmacy Edina Mary Jane Shoe Store 325 Southdale Center 920-9945 Congratulations Lynn! Love, Mom and Dad Compliments of a FRIEND it You dflOVE USTOTHit Compliments Deephaven Drug from a former Route 4, Box 1C Trustee Wayzata 473-4100 Nygren's Apparel To The Excelsior Terrific Tens 474-5559 From Friends Compliments of Compliments of Miller's Jewelry The Wayzata Children's Shop 7125 Lake Street Wayzata, Minn. 473-2575 473-6931 167 Excelsior Pharmacy a Very Private Message to our Very Special Senior. 10 Water St. 474-5943 For us you are truly THE Siegel this year! Good Luck “Neen” You ’re Keen! CONGRATULATIONS! Bloomington Robbinsdale Brooklyn Center Fridley Hopkins Learning free Center Village Chevrolet 473-5444 The growing place. Day Nursery Programs and Reading Achievement Program A Division of SOCIAL DYNAMICS, INC. 4570 West 77th Street Minneapolis, Minn. 612 920-8153 55435 4570 Went 77th STREET MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. 612 920-8153 55435 168 Our “Wtathtrball” flaahas laty U.$. Waathar Buraau foracasta ovary day from 4:18 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. Saa tha Waatharbair Coda at right. Our 44WaalhfrballM chlmas (aoma aay It's tha biggaat HI-FI in town) ring out tha Wa t mint tar Paaf, atrihgV tha hour and provlda music ovary day at 9, noon add 9, -tw narUaiiya fxumjtka A 4 1 i T |B1 '•WEATHERBALL” CODE 5 ::K(i ■ � 1' k - I in. • wj ? • , JLA- wi r WCATHCRBALL RCOt warmer weather ahead j I M ■JM A - r r o WCATHCRBALL WHITC: r colder •mthar in tight I m 0 ' WCATHCRBALL GRCCN no C ango foreseen If COLOR BLINKS BY NIGHT OR DAY: precipitation's on in may. May we help you today ? Northwestern National Bank W«mbn Federal Daporl in«ur«nc« Corporation help May you we informed keep 169 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 FROM nowfctfSst SKI AREA 1ST NATIONAL BANK Compliments of: FULL SERVICE BANKING AT ITS ROBERT SIDENBERG, BEST INC Colonial Square Shopping INTERIOR DESIGNS y Center 65 So. 10th St. 11 | | J J Wayzata ... W v 473-4006 339-6660 I 171 Congratulations And Best Wishes to Lovely Sara Sandrock From Uncle Ed Thompson hum ber Co. 3220 West Lake St. Minneapolis, Minnesota WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF BEECHNUT, INC. Compliments of Olson Brothers’ Pharmacy Edina Congratulations Lynn! °Oal� Love, Mom Dad 172 For myself, I feel that I should know very little about God if Jesus Christ had not come into the world and revealed God to us, as he said he did, and as I believe he did. And I should have very little confidence in immortality from all the arguments from analogy or human longings, if I did not believe that Jesus rose from the dead, as he said he would rise, and as we are told he did. I feel as Paul did, “If Christ be not risen, then is our preaching vain, and your faith is also vain. “But now is Christ risen from the dead and become the first fruits of them that slept. Believing this as I do, I recognize in Jesus not a mere man, however remarkable, but a messenger from God who had power to lay down his life and power to take it up again, a being fitted in all respects by character and power to be the light of the world and to reveal God to us as he really is. This, that and the other may disappear or change or perish, but Jesus Christ remains the same yesterday, today, and forever, Son of Man and Son of God, the Divine Saviour of the World. Cyrus Northrop 173 CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATING CLASS OF ’72 MALT-O-MEAL COMPANY makers of Malt-O-Meal hot wheat cereal State Fair and Whiffs Puffed Wheat and Rice CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’72 From the Minnetonka Office Soy Snacks and other fine foods 473-2555 J%h Ihriaway MOTIVATED TIGRAE Directors Catherine Cram Helen Dalton . WANTED Route 2, Box 46 Maple Plain, Minnesota Princeton University 174 Your Minnetonka Neighbor MEYER BROS. DAIRY Wayzata, Minn. 473-7343 r £r Compliments of JWeacock alley AhJPi 473-8005 erf Colonial Square, Wayzata Save Our Lakes! Congratulations on Graduating The Freshwater Biological Institute Celebrate with a roller skate trip behind a car, a wagon ride down the brick hill, a banana, a solo or o e) all of the above. To Barbie seventy-seven from Barbie seventy-two to Barbie seventy seven from Barbie seventy-two to Barbie seventy-seven from Barbie seventy-two to Barbie seventy-seven to Barbie seventy-two There are I Block west of Flowers for Colonial all occasions Square Minnetonka Flower Phone Shop 473-8481 Compliments of PRESTIGE Colony Coiffeuse LINCOLN- MERCURY Colonial Square 473-5494 544-6661 175 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '72 (the most devilish class of all time!) Rest wishes to Non and all my friends at Northrop. Spot T. Dodd 176 Pillsburyand Poppin' Fresh to NORTHROP COLLEGIATE'S CLASS OF 72 Poppin'fresh dough... fresh from your oven sweet rolls, biscuits, dinner rolls, cookies, pastries Here's an after the game cro wd s' pleaser for you to try. J CHEESE -N wiener CRESCENTS ------------------------------------ 1 can (8oz.) Pillsbury Refrigerated Quick Crescent Dinner Rolls 8 wieners 8 strips Cracker Barrel® Brand Cheddar Cheese OVEN 375° 8 SANDWICHES Separate crescent dough into 8 triangles. Slit 8 wieners to within !4-inch from the ends; insert strips of cheese in each. Place wiener on shortest side of triangle and roll up. Place on cookie sheet, cheese side up. Bake at 375 for 10 to 15 minutes until golden brown. Serve hot. THE REFRIGERATED FOODS COMPANY Minneapolis, Minnesota 55402 CROCKER. BETTY. Pres., Home Ec. Club, 1,2.3,4; Winner National Cake Baking Contest, 4; Homecoming Queen, 4; Rep., National Convention, FHA, 2,3,4; 4H Club. 1.2,3,4; Student Council. 1,2,3,4; Student Rep., PTA, 2,3.4. The way to a man s heart is through his stomach. You’re the new woman soon to emerge. To face new life-styles, aspire to new heights. Liberation’s goals and yours will converge, To make certain you’re granted your God-given rights. But with this just freedom will come. An increase in responsibilities and demands. These you will conquer but there may be some, With which you need helping hands. tm First mg Minneapolis Has an Idea for You First National Bank of Minneapolis Main Office, 120 South 6th Street, and three neighborhood offices. Member FDIC 179 Revolutionary Lens for Truer Colors World's First Through-the-Lens World's Best-Selling 35mm Camera Honeywell Pentax Spotmatic II; there is no finer camera made. The world's best-selling 35mm camera is now a whole lot better! You get vibrant color, flare-free image and intricate detail no other camera in the world can match, because no other camera lens has a super-thin, 7-layer coating. More light passes through the Super-Multi-Coated Takumar and you get crisper results under difficult lighting conditions. Visit your dealer and compare his best conventional lens with the new Super-Multi-Coated Takumar. You'll see the glare reflected from the ordinary lens surface; you'll sec deeper into the Takumar. 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