Orono High School - Spartan / Orion Yearbook (Long Lake, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1955 volume:

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K - --, Q. - -WJ-1.-.- Mann Hhs. -1 Q ' X. 'V ' 01 O l O I I Spam 'f 1 an E , fyg ps ,A -. Our principal has been with us for only two years, but in this time he ' has won the admiration ot all of us. His administrative abilities, sincere friendliness, and his enthusiasm towards school affairs have made him an asset to our school. We, the Senior Class of 1955, proudly dedicate this Orion to Mr. Robert F. Parker in grateful recognition of his outstanding leadership. 4 p . UN-If PQIFFQW F QR! NN 5 is gv . Q any if if 74 az and 7 0602 aft s Q ,jf CARLTON W. LYTLE Where would we be without him? ,--fii'wi 1. .4 5. , - tif-its ., fs: r 'iii ' it - 'tiifsiivtitfigiiflgf ftlt it- Z 12 ff. Jiri . : iq fri-fr-fi-..g ,.ii,1,,,fepg7 Qgsifriit it T .itil is it sail-3 1 ig, is ,g,fi 253,wf,s.:E?QL,if 'SEZWI yi ' Wil 'i': , HilEi3i flair H ,gl , f A :VM rig., nag- Although being with us only six short years, Mr. Lytle has already secured for himself a fixed spot in the hearts of both teachers and students at Orono. His admirable capabilities as an administrator and his winning personality place him among the ranks of those to be held in highest esteem. Sincerity and seriousness are always present in Mr. Lytle's work. These qualities are best exemplified by the fact that during these years he has faithfully executed his many duties as superinten- dent of schools and member of the Board of Education. Constantly he is striving for the betterment of Orono. This, we believe, has been the primary concern underlying all of his efforts. Then too, Mr. Lytle's name will forever remain significant to all Orono graduates, for to them it will recall pleasant mem- ories of high school days. They will remember this man with the generally sober facial expression beaming with smiles of pride at Orono's showing at a football or basketball game, class plays, or any other school event. Truly we may say that Mr. Lytle serves the Orono district schools wisely and well-his discipline and understanding of school matters being accepted and re- spected by all. ...I The hardest working group of all. Left to right: Mr. KARL GARDNER, Mr. GRAYDON MC CULLY, Mr. CARLTON LYTLE, Mr. JOHN PILLSBURY JR., Mrs. CHARLES PIERSON, Mr. ERNEST NEDDERMEYER, and Mr. HAROLD ANDERSCN. Inset: Mrs. ROBBERT TALBERT. an ' ' Mr. Parker came to Orono os our principal in July, 1953. Since then we have seen him in action working in the interest of both students and school. His success in this can be based on his friendly, personal relationship with the students and faculty of Orono High School. ln addition to this, Mr. Parker' is an important connecting link with ourmcommunity, for he is an active participant in his church and the local Lions Club. He stresses public:-relatlonsas one h of the most important features succssstof Ct school. A ' L it W a .A fx- 1 4 --. .1 .: ,. I 3193- .f - ' ' - - . - ' - es, ss Q.,-5, - - . 1 X , . . L -'S,l.2jfl5Xf ..ew ,.ffQ.-.QS ., .....3.,,s.,,ts.t,g..,, fs, -.-. ,g.s-.sgxxi -ss cms. K 7 - if i xx lt i 'flilnclf-q9d.oQnsabls but above all, , . 'S -- --U--l-..lvzss-.--S--.--.fsfe s. M Ns.-11. s . . r s. fflvxwix is i 5 L ., i sQ':N'vt.t-.tztlffer-,ifls 51.11 -ef Q. is 1 ' X .. w ig: -,gf ice.. - .mf ,- ss s:1??f'f2'fw ss 2. -. is xi:s2EQ:ss5v.1t51i .vile .ze sg? x . . . f 1,T5TiRilSi?i5 . 5, .i't?'f1Lss lit -,slut V .ay I . -Q ,l Mr. ROBERT F. PARKER vfwiwt T t X X S 'ea 4' K, pf x OU' Ar. Li X.. if x ' s 5 5. ' ' - . .Al Mrs. ARLINE HARVEY Mrs. AVIS POGUE Always willing to lend cz help- New, butcopoble ond friendly ing hand. is sf 3 -f 1, K Mrs. RUTH NEDDERMEYER A million things to do, and ull done right. M 1 1 1 1 .2 XX-.fa Their faith in our learning ond their confidence in our resulting successes have mode them the back bone of our school and'the guiding hand of our activities. K .56. . sv, ,s ms , ,.,, Qs 4:1 g 2' MARLENE DlBB Girls' Physical Education, Cheerleading. NiCe and friendly, heort of gold, keen personality but not loo bold. MARY ELLEN JOHNSTON g G Home Economics. Since cooking is on ort, she is an artist. 455 Q . , i HQ: -5 ig. V.- .t.. .. AS is ,qyigsc f-Ax. GENE JOHNSON BARBARA GARLID Sociol 8, Speech, English IO, History IO. Hu- Music. As charming ond delightful os the music she makes. morous, cosy going, with tolent olwoys showing. , I, Q K7 .Jifri CARL ANDERSON JOHN ULANDER lnclustricil Arts, Moth 7. Prove all things, hold Physics, Science, Drivers' Training, A guiding hond, both lost thot which is good. ot the wheel ond in the classroom. 9 i liiitiamnv gg. f, WARREN DALEN lndustrial Arts. 'An expert at xin ork and fun. W- M ELAINE GRIESBACH Librarian. Never posing or pretending, lust her own true self. ' Yann K. 'Nur'-ty' WALLACE ERICKSUN RlCHARD ASHLEY Math, Algebra. Of figures of speech he has Geometry, Trigonometry, Student Counselor. Patient, un- wealth untold, derstanding, and a friend to all. ' 'ff' 4 W X . i ,agp ' :dang 5 .. sg K , W 'f.'-,, , A .ff if v BYRON SNOW DARIINE JOHNSON Band. His very foot has music in it, as he comes up the Engllwh ll-12. Always pleasant, awloys kind, she's the stairs. type we like to find. 10 to ' om J 'lHQ- it , so l -1 'Y. '9l can Q DAVID PRIMROSE Social Studies, Basketball Coach. A leader through and through, a smile always. RICHARD HOWELLS Biology, General Science. A likeable guy and a l wonderful teacher. ll ' if Q 5. f lf 3.44 ,., ,..4lv 5 -5 - s ' 1-s se: .R W ' ' .f to o, OVIA PESONEN JANET LEMME' Boys' Physical Education, Football Coach. He has l Art, She's as likeable as she is lockable. concrete sports opinions, thoroughly mixed, per- manently set. we 9 its Mi an ? Q ! Il WV SHIRLEY HQAGLUND MARGIE ANN JOHNSON Spanish, English 7v8. Add a bit of laughter and a drop Commercial- Twinklin9 EYES, happy smile, Gnd Cl friendly of friendship true-'Mix them all together and they make l190ff-H likeable you. 11 I 4 of , . Ks Wlf1:.,liXii.i,i V .-4' - - x bw , V gli. I ROALDA GARSTEIG English. Gentle in manner, strong in performance 'F-A 'Fizz HOWARD CHRISTENSON Social Science, History ll. He is a man of a few thousand words. up 'N-gl-Q KEITH WRIGHT Chemistry, Math, Science, Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. 251. ti? ill RUTH ADAMS Social 7-8. A perfect woman-nobly planned-to warn, to comfort, and command. During March of this school year Mr. David Gray, Mr. John Food, and Mr. James Fesenmaier-three seniors from St. Cloud State Teachers' College-came to Orono for the purpose of obtaining first hand teaching experience in an actual classroom situation. Student Teachers They too have come to learn. Left to right: Mr. JOHN FLOOD-St. Thomas College, B. A. in history from University of Minnesota, St. Cloud Teachers' College. Graduating in June of '55, History and Social Science. Mr. JAMES FESENMAIERM-St. John's University, St. Cloud State TQGCHBYS' College. Graduating in June of '55. Elementary Malor. Mr. DAVID GRAY--St. Cloud Store Teachers' College. Graduating in June of '55. Mathematics and Physical Science. 1 W 746Zawz qs Xp A N K , ,.....,..,a.,f. Kimfgip ,,,.,,,,,. W Y' ,I uf l .QQ ' Y' OLAF LARSON, AXEL HEIRAAS, SELMA HEIRAAS, EPHRAIM PETERSON Custo- dians As helpful as they are nice, they've always kept our school spark- ling. SSN' vm ,SW X ...Q 7 JULIA KORN, MARGUERITE NEDDERMEYER, JENNIE THOMPSON Cooks Magic blenders of food, ingenuity, and patience. N4-3 9. QNX ? N W lf lt weren't for them, we wouldn't be here. Left to right: Donn Stinson, Dewey Esler, Carleton Leaman, Calvin Thell, Lyla Thell, Clark Maxwell, Bob Benson, Herman Schumann, Orlo Eising- er, and Vernon Seek. Oz 4 I I I -.uv I I :,ff-f?Q 2? Flying Fingers. ! A In ,xkQ2'..I.'i'3 , ' ' 'S-f'x. Q . My .1-ML -r. Future Physicists ct Work. L r r ...Xi-qv-W' Modern Arvists? Hall of Learning? 1 - 5 fwfr' I N Z 7 ' uiiilik 3 i Mmivesim ,aug-Q , Q Agway will Mvwmhutk mawqnw: isximx qu. Xiydulaunmi-3 lflunlpuh l Mmm, by N Q il' cnninay gm, Evan. an lhtlaunhhw Ybvflivyumnm Thaila- KD!!! tk lun! the-Q! 333 D1 'Ni NNI 15055 X85 INCH! wa N01 8 N it iii 'B C3013 gt uw inc goals gm! Sgmuw farm Saws wwsgrms: th!! ik NN! Q! N r wwe fl was Valli lcauncwd Ywlllnin Mullmnpva-Q fvhirblt lusrvwlr new Curtain Navman funds iibtdifi wma lunnhun me hui -ln! iihzwt! ish Suzi'-Hi! firms? x Q 3 kwa: lqrltbqnv and , .,Q,i. if iw ,Q f www fXfwz 5? Q www isfiffi iwffi df iff ONS MNH' 1 :ww mvavw. tk sins gm pn Wag fix- 4 is km .Q 2-N Q YNNQHNS Y X fi' if ,, 4661444 'ku l -1-5' fi? -.pf TOP ROW: Left to right, Fred Poisson, president, Doug Anderson, vice-president. BOTTOM ROW: Left to right: Margaret Houck, treasurer, Mary Johnson, secretary. Um gfcbfofzq ln the fall of 'Sl we entered Orono as freshmen. Our class officers were Jimmy Swanson, president, Bette Lehto, secretary-treasurer, and Jon Balme, vice-president. ln our sophomore year our class sponsored the Heart Hop. Bette Lehto and Russell Norum were our Jack and Jill of Hearts. Guiding us through the year were Nancy Olander, our sophomore president, and Jimmy Swanson, our vice-president. Todd Fruen served as class treasurer and Mary Johnson was our class secretary. Our Homecoming attendant was Doris Ann Sletten. As iuniors we started the year with big intentions by winning a trophy for Homecoming display. Also at this time we chose Marilynne Johnson as our attendant to the Homecoming Queen. Following this, we went at our magazine sale very enthusiastically and reached our goal of 51500. Junior Miss was our class play. Again this year we sponsored the Heart Hop with Suzanne Wasgatt and Jimmy Swanson being crowned Jack and Jill of Hearts. We also sponsored the Fall Frolic and many Flash dances. Marilynne Johnson carried a big load by being our junior class president. The other officers-Todd Fruen, vice-president, Patsy Budd, treasurer, and Freddie Poisson, secretary -were also very capable. The year ended successfully by our sponsoring the Junior-Senior Prom at the Lemington Hotel. As seniors we found ourselves being guests at the Junior-Senior Prom as well as being sponsors for the Home- coming activities. Doris Ann Sletten was Homecoming Queen and Lois Thomas and Marilynne Johnson were her senior attendants. As a memorial to future Homecoming Queens, we gave a rhinestone crown. Our senior class officers were Freddie Poisson, president, Doug Anderson, vice-president, Margaret Houck, treasurer, and Mary Johnson, sec- retary. To spend the wealth accumulated by our class, we went on an extravagant class trip to Chicago for two days. 16 0 0 0 gg ST ' W Q 1 ,f l Af g AUl.l AHONEN DELORES ANN ANDERSON DOUGLAS ANDERSON llwlyll lloedell lloougll Will and intellect are one and the some thing. Pet Peeve: Stocking scams which are not straight. Favorite Saying: What did you soy? Secret Ambition: Foreign eerrupgont. Entered tram Finland--o ango student. Clubs: Choir N231 GRA H275 Music Appreciation il2l. is X xg its if Her eyes ore rhapsodies in blue. Pat Pave: Old time music. Favorite Saying: Re-aIiy?? SGCTM Ambition: Airline stew- tltdest Gfht' further schooling at the UU . Clubs: Bowling UO, l2l, Chess llll: GRA U il, Cam- era HOJI Archery illlf Knitting il0lp Secretary Club llllg Danc- ing lllli Pep Club H017 Astron- omy llllf Oracle ill, l2J, Advertising Editor ll2Jp Daisy Mae H017 President of Pep Club ll0l. JANET ANDERSON lIJcnll I was there although you never hoard o words from me. Pet Pave: An unfinished sentence. Secret Ambition: Live to be o great great grandmother. Clubs: Gill, Nl C UO, ll, lily GQ. ll-lt Pen Pais 007, -Y. X. cw ti. gis ERNAPIPNI, Cross HO, IU, il2l: National scss so 5 .:-:. E ff ..-: X- wif X s- c NWN lvl' . . lfV 'ftjgean time in on i D can in ld t. A Waiting, ik llberty l'll si-l death-L eseem Ambition: To be a radio an- nouncer and to ask little kids what they are going to be when they grow up. Entered from Walker Public School, Walker, Minnesota. Clubs: Auto Club Kl2lp Boys' Cooking il2J. Full of fun and mischief too, doing things he shouldn't do. Pet Peeve: Teachers that com- plain about spelling. Favorite Saying: You're a good kid. Secret Ambition: To be better than Merlin on the trampoline. Clubs: Trampoline ill, l2lp Wrestling ill, l2lg Football ll2lp Track ill, l2lf Class Vice Pres- ident il2l. Most Likely To Succeed Marilynne Johnson, Jimmy Swanson N. de 0 QQ-3' ,J V417 own 'S .Qi qv' y . MARIANNE BOERSMA Mud Classes should be IO minutes long, 5 to go and 5 to come. Pet Peeve: People who honk at me when I am riding on my bicycle. Favorite Saying: Holy Jump. Secret Ambition: To be a physical education teacher. Clubs: Entered from Holland in i954. Oracle il2l: Camera ll2i, GRA ll2Jg Trampoline ll2l, i h. . lr, L lf I lk M . A- , ' ff DAVID E. CARLSON Dave All great men are dead and I don't feel so well myself. Pet Peeve: English teachers. Favorite Saying: How you talk. Secret Ambition: To live to a ripe old PATSY BUDD Patsy Quiet-'till you get to know her. Pet Peeve: Girls who try to get Out of physical education class. Favorite Saying: Holy Buckets. Secret Ambition: To ski in Switzerland. Clubs: Archery llllp Camera llO, ll, 1275 Por- sonal Typing llOl: GRA UO, t2l: Girls' Cooking llll: Art Um: Red Cross llOl: FHA limp Pep Club ll2l: Homecoming Com- mittee ll2l: Prom Committee llll: Band llO, ll, l2l: Cid!! Treasurer itll: Student Council tiOl. RICHARD CONNELLY DiClw He's a good kid-too tall to be hid. Pet Peeve: Slow drivers. Favorite Saying: Better late than never. Sezret Ambition: Race stock cars at New Brighton. Q ,... i it ' I as ', 16 P 4. ,1 age. clubs, Football tio, ii, Clubs: Track tio, ii. i2t: Letter- e ' i2l: Wrestling HO, ll, l2lp Chess men's Club llO, ll, l2l: Football X Club lilly Camera Club llOl: llO, ll, l2l: Basketball llOl. I Trampoline Club UOJ5 Stage .f,, . Crew itil: Class Play tilt. in f Q ' at l f 5 5 Talks Mostf Says Least Lorraine Gaspar, Teddy Turnham 'lr-u..,,,,,W x : : R 5506 n4l unread' 5 -vid fs--.uv-me ,U ft J- 'fury , ip Qian fm -Mm.-.,.,. ani 14-4n.,.,.,,,.. 3 in CAROL JANE COURTNEY Firedome Silence is only school deep. Pet Peeve: People who cali me Carrot Top . Favorite Saying: Big Deal. Secret Ambition: Take a trip around the world. Clubs: GRA llO, lll: Camera llOl: Band llO, ll, l2l: Faculty Secretory UO, ll, l2l: FHA llOl: Red Cross llOl: Orion ll2l: Prom Committee llll, HomecomingCommitteell2l: Bowling til, l2l. ,Mg alll? ll ,San 109. i ...s 1' ,P .ra . 7? 5 .F 'Q ,, 'Mi in :- as ,- is Q7 My fllxf Hr, fx JAMES A. COX Jim l'm an old stage hand. Pet peeve: English. Favorite saying: There's always more fish in the Sed. Secret ambition: Mechanic. Clubs: Band llO, lil, Auto Club ll2J: Class Play li li, Stage Crew lil, i225 Prom ll li, Homecoming 023. TODD FRUEN Today He admits there are two sides to every question, his and the wrong side. Pet Peeve: When two old clunks get side by side on the road and l can't get by. Secret ambition: To beat my sister in basketball. Clubs: Foot- ball llO, ll, l2i, Basketball llO, ll, l2i, Captain ll2i: Track llO, ll, l2i, Lettermen's Club llO, ll, l2l, Art club CIOD, Class Play llli, Treasurer HOD: Vice Pres- ident ll li: Student Council ll li. FRED GLAMPE Freddie Girls may be a puzzle but I'll never give them up. Pet peeve: Transmissions. Secret am- bition: To be cz millionaire. Favorite saying: Ya Ya. Clubs: Senior Auto ll2l, Cooking ll2i: BOYS' Rifle HOD: Camera 021. Most Bashful Janet Anderson, Roger Waid 460mm GARY FINCHAM Ernie He may be quiet, and he may be shy, but here's a lod who is an all-right guy. Pet peeve: Girls who snap gum. Favorite saying: Turn green. Secret ambition: Be a bachelor. Clubs: Entered from Hopkins High School: Boys' cooking ll2J, Hot rod ll2i. LORRAINE E. GASPAR Gosie Never a worry, never a care, always in a hurry, always there. Pet peeve: People who are al- ways tolking. Favorite saying: You know what l mean. Secret ambition: To travel. Clubs: Orion ll2i: GRA UO, 123: Art UO, lit: Senior Camera CIO, iii: Knitting fill: Secretarial Club Clit, Red Cross UO, lit: Prom il ii, Homecoming ll2D: Pep Club ll2i: Secretary F.H.A. fill. is? Q C? 'N C -6 '5 --In bltionx tell me, I guessed. Secret am- W AE 4 O O HOWARD HEINZEN Squirt What he wanted to get most out of school was himself. Pet peeve: Girls that ccin't make up their minds. Favorite saying: Hi, womenl . Secret ambition: cus- tomizing cars. Clubs: Band UO. 121: Auto ll2l: Camera ill, Baseball il0, ll, 125: Model HOD: Lettermen's HO, ll, l2l. T ia: I ix! X U 'U 'ix -. s ALAN HOHENSTEIN IIAIII Deliberate and cool, far from a fool. Pet peeve: Back seat drivers. Favorite saying: Take it easy Mac. Everything's under control. Secret ambition: l want to go as far as my educa- tion and my sex will allow. Clubs: Football ll0, ll, l2l: Band ll0, ll, l2l. MARGARET HOUCK PATRICIA ANN JAMES Midge Pat Enioy your life 'ere before it Her conversation puts a terrific ls fled, for when you die you strain on her eyebrows. Pet are 0 long time dead. Pet peeve: People who keep me paeve: Men drivers. Secret am- waiting. Favorite saying: Don't To be a rich secretary. Q U is .iw ra -df 'EY 2 V. Clubs: Oracle llO, ll, 121: Fea- ture Editor il2l: Chess il0, lll: GRA il0J: Knitting UO, Ill: Harmonettes till: Orion il2J: Faculty secretary gill: Mimeo- graph till: Dancing illj: Home- coming ll2l: Class Treasurer il2l: Student Council HOD. Q . f L0 If, MARILYNNE JOYCE JOHNSON Smart and nice, a gal worth knowing. Pet peevea Talking on the telephone. Favorite say' ing: l think sa. Clubs: Oracle ill, 121: News Editor ll2l: Orion ll2l: Camera UO, ill: Art llO, lil: Drama illl: Har- monettes ll ll: Homecoming Roy- alty ll i, 121: Homecoming Chair- man ii2J: Prom Co-chairman till: Class Play Student Direc- tor? till: Heart Hop Chairman UOJ: Girls State till: National Honor Society ill, l2l. Frlsndltcst Mary Johnson, DCNO MCKOWI1 bition: To be a nurse. Clubs: Camera UO, ll, l2l: President li2l: GRA UO, l2l: Bowling il2J Captain il2J: Orion il2l: Band il0, ll, l2l: Dancing illl: Chess KIO, llh: Knitting ill, l2l: Hiking illl: Girls' cooking illl: Art llO, lil: Dramatics HOD: Homecoming il2l: Pep Club UO, l2l. -sus, and MARY JOAN JOHNSON She has an unlimited storey she works, and studies, and works some more. Pet peeve: People who always say, l can't . Secret Ambition: Sew a gown for Miss America. Club FHA llO, lll, Pres. llO, lll: JRC llO, lll, Sec. llOl, Vice Pres. lllly Hi C llO, ll, l2l, Vice Pres. ll0l, Pres. lll, l2ly Senior Camera llO, lily Art lllly Chorus ll2l, Sec. ll2ly GRA llllf Pen Pals lllly Class Sec. llO, l2l. VICTOR W. KIRSCH Vic Lots of fun but serious, tooy there seems to be nothing that Vic can't do. Pet peeve: Having my locker next to Sharon's. Favorite saying: Can't swing it, I can't help you out. Clubs: Letterman llO, ll, l2l: Football llO, ll, l2ly Track llO, ll, l2ly Newspaper llO, ll, l2l, Co- sports Editor ll2ly Prom Master of Ceremonies llll Class Play lllly Wrestling llOly Homecom- ing Master of ceremonies ll2ly Student Council llO, l2l, Stu- dent Body President ll2l, Nation- al Honor Society lil, l2l. ggi W SHARON JEAN JOHNSON lCamera Shyl Shane Hard work may not hurt mey but it tires me. Pet peeve: People who jump on me for sleeping at slumber parties. Favorite saying: That's all very well, butl Secret ambition: To drive down a one way street the wrong way. Clubs: Camera llO, ll, l2l, Vice Pres. llOly Oracle lll, l2ly Orion ll2ly Knitting llOly Bowling League llO, ll, l2ly Creative Writing llOly Pep llOly Prom lilly Homecoming ll2l. WALTER LATHROP Walt All things come to him who waits, even graduation. Pet peeve: History. Clubs: Camera llO, ll, l2ly Chess lilly Auto ll2ly Cooking llO, l2l. 1. :- 'X N. A L 1:3 y :E '75 4 ' ev 'C ...fr ...f S K g 5 . sr .: . K K' . x . I , ' ELIZABETH JANE LEHTO .ou-Q..-...- SKYLFVAI QNSYFM 4 ' all Bette All musical people seem to be happy. Pet peeve: Two-laced and concelted people. Favorite soylng: l'm not going to be responsible for this. Secret am- bition: To b8C0me an airline stewardess and travel the world. Oracle lll, l2l: Junior Ed. llll, C0-Editor ll2ly Orion ll2ly Dra- matics llO, ll, l2ly Camera llO, lll, Sec. llOly Bowling League llO, l2lg Magazine Sale Chair-man llll: Class Play lilly Jill of Heart llOly Creative Wrltlng llOly Knlttlng llOly Sec- retary lilly Chorus llOly Pep llOly Archery lllly Art llO, llly Homecoming ll2ly Prom ll ll. Best figure and physique Joanne Wetland, Doug Anderson B en . GEORGE LONGAKER Lucky Here I cm, you lucky peopIe. Pet peeve: People who think they are all it. Favorite saying: How about that. Secret am- bition: To be a famous sports- caster. Clubs: Football III, IQI: Baseball IIII: Dancing IIII- Proiection HU: Rifle IIIJ. I .IUDITH JEAN VICTORIA MARCY Judy l'm full of wit and loud! of fun, don't have a ioke? Well, I have oneI Pet peeve: Getting up in the morning and going to bed at night. Favorite saying: DAI Secret ambition: I.Ive ln England. Clubs: Drama lIIIf Camera IIIJ: Oracle III, I2If GRA IIO, III5BanCl lI2l5Knl'flIng CIOI: Homecoming lI2Ig Prom rin, Pep club noi, Bowling League HO, IU, Drama Pres- ident UID. Peppiest Donna MOE Smith, Ray H. Peterson ROLLEN R. MASKI IIROIH He's the ioker of the cards. as Pet peeve: People who say I don't get it. Favorite saying Has anybody seen my babie? Secret ambition: To graduate. Clubs: Chess UID: Camera IIO, IIIf Auto lI2l. Kr , ,JI ....-v ' N , fc. ali ff S f .63 x l JANNETTA MARIE MARKQUART HJGH What do we live for if not to enioy life? Pet peeve: Two- faced people. Favorite saying: I dare you to. Secret ambition: To raise a family and build a house. Clubs: Chess KIOI: Politi- cal HOD: Drama ll0Ig Rifle lIOIp Knitting III, I2Ig Archery KIII: Camera CIO, III: Orion lI2I: GRA lI2l: Art llllg Dancing IIIJ: Bowling H275 Girls' Cook- ing IIIJ, Librarian lilly Hiking IIII. NORBERT MARTIN lCamera Shyj Norb Make haste slowly. Pet peeve: Cute blondes. Favorite Saying: Get off my back. Secret cm- bition: To stay in the National Guard for twenty years. Clubs: None, he's a working man. O O O K .of 751 as . v ,A -, . . i :iE MARILYN RUTH MILLER Rudy The more you say the less people remember. Pet peeve: Vtlearing Glasses. Favorite say- ing: Let's went. Secret ambi- tion: To be a nurse. Clubs: Oracle llO, ll, l2tg Orion Ll2'g GRA llO, ll, l2ig Class Play lll, l2lg Archery illlg FHA llOlg Dromatics ll2i: Red Cross ll0l, Band llO, ll, IQ, Cltristmas Pageant llllp Bowling il2: Girls' Cooking illl: Chess llO. Ill: l'-liking HOU Foreign Affairs llOlg Dancing llll: Pep Club ll2lg Oracle Distrubution Mon' ager ll2l, JANICE MUMM lt's silly to think-flat's Nik. Pet peeve: Being quiet, Favorite saying: Holy cow. Secret om' bition: To travel. Clubs: Archery itll, Knitting lll, 125: FHA iiii: JRC tin, Art tilt: Pep Club ll2lr GRA N254 Orion tl2l Es 23 and 00' I DAVID MCKOWN rrMGCr: ROGER W. MEYER Herbie on tlwe mat. Pet l never think of the future, People wlwo sing with it cornes soon enough. Pet Favorite saying: You pceve: People wlno brag about ve it. Secret ombi- themselves. Favorite saying: You To be tlte biggest turkey ain't lust a lciclClin'. Secret ani- bition: To ltit 255 M.P.H. in lO, ll, l2V: Vtlrestling an auto. Clubs: Proiection lll, l2lp Track 1lO, lllg Fli lQl7 Track lll, l2g Automobile Proiection Lll, l2': ll2l. Club llO, ll, l2l: Vanta flll: Class Play Crew lll, l2l. e world. Clubs: Class Clowns , L - Judith Marcy, Roy E. Peterson ws Q.: Si X .li . na . g Rose MARIE VERICK NELSON Rosie Love is better flm-i lame Pet pecve: People wlio still call me Vericlc. Favor ite saying: VVliere's K Sltirley? Senrrt ambition: Build 5 a house. Clubs: Band lO, llig Y' Hi C io. 12, rrirx io. ii, Clioir lf: Dancing ll 5 Prana ills: Orazlr- lO, Dramatics lllp l.ilJraii.tn lg, Art lll g Cliristinas Pageant llli: FHA President llO. 6 I 0 W I l RUSSELL NORUM Ross-o-Beater Russ is wise-he keeps his mind off women, or does he? Pet peeve: People at a weiner roast. Favorite saying: Not bad, l guess. Secret ambition: Make my first million. Clubs: Football HO, ll, 'l2i, Basketball HO, ll, l2i, Baseball HO, ill, Class Play Hl, l2l, Lettermen's Club HO, ll, l2J. DONALD WILLIAM OESTREICH Rangler Aah, that hair ancl we girls have to have permanentsf' Pet peeve: People who ioke about my western outfit. Favorite say- ing: Don't believe anything you hear, only half of what you see. Secret ambition: To be a law enforcement officer. Clubs: Football HOD: Baseball HOl, Track Hi, l2l. NANCY JANE OLANDER Nance Keep moving and the world moves with you-follow me. Pet peeve: Sarcastic people. Favorite saying: l don't get itl Secret ambition: To get a l2O in bowling. Clubs: Oracle HZJ, Orion H255 Camera club HO, iii, Creative Writing HOD, Pep Club HOD, Knitting HOJ, Dra- matics HO, iiig Bowling HZJ, Art HO, iii: Harmonettes Hiig Homecoming H2i, Prom Hli, Class Play Hi, i2i, Camera Secretary Hitt President HOD, National Honor Society HI, i2i. RAY E. PETERSON Skeets Not that I like school less, but l like fun more. Pet peeve: Rich woman who call everyone 'Dahling.' Favorite saying: Bone Head. Secret ambition: Brush Liberace's teeth and blow out his candles. Clubs: Football HOD, Basketball HOD, Track HO, ill, Auto Club H2i. -- 1-.4-f-'. .t ss ,s,.-A Most Courteous Roger Waid, Auli Ahonen RAY H. PETERSON Pete lf clawning were music, he'd be a whole brass band. Pet peeve: Women. Favorite saying: Ain't that amazing. Secret ambition: Get married. Clubs: Football HO, ill, All conference Hllg Basketball Hlly Baseball HOJ. We K Most Musical s Bette Lehto, Russ Norum DONNA MAE SMITH Dude She can make the dullest occa- sion seem like the most enioyable fun. Pet peeve: Conceited men, who want everything their own way. Favorite saying: Well, I spose so. Secret ambition: To be a Phy-Ed teacher. Clubs: Camera 110, 121: GRA 111, 121: Cheerleader 110, Il, 121: Drama 1121: Trampoline 1111: Harmon- ettes 1111: Knitting 1IO, I11: Class Play 1121: Student Council 1101: Cheerleading Co-Captain 1121. 111,, FRED A. POISSON JR. Freddie A leader everywhere he goes, o friend to everyone he knows. Pet peeve: Girls who want every- thlng their way. Favorite saying: What's the matter. Secret am- bition: To find a uranium mine. Clubs: Football 110, 11, 121: Basketball 110, II, 121: Track 110, II, 121: Let'termen's Club 110, 11, 121: Class Play 111, 121: Prom Chairman 1111: Class Secretary 1111: Class President 1121: Student Council represen- tative 1101: Student Council Vice President 1111: Student Council President 1121. ELIZABETH J. ROEHI. uBeH,yu I con't hold a straight face, for if l feel like smiling, the smile won't wait. Pet peeve: People who brag. Favorite say- ing: This year l'm going to be dign1fied. Secret Ambition: Tell somebody off. Clubs: Sr. Camera 1101: Knitting 1111: Red Cross 110, 111: Creative Writing 1101: Pep Club 1121: Faculty Secretary 111, 121: Pram 1111: Homecoming 1121: Orion 1121: Student Council 111, 121: Na- tional Honor Soclety 1121: Orion .Edner 1121, An ggi. F ., 'nj' -- ,,..J H' X -..: 'S 4 'J- I MARY A, ,SCHERER . t -I . krlsugsuf V' Always hav'ng q'good t' e . . : l - W ' fPet1 peewie: Gaspar.:9F'avor1te saying: What can I do about 1111 Secret ambition: Travel. Clubs: Knitting 1111: GRA 1121: Red Cross 110, 111: Orion 1121: F.H.A. 1101: Camera 110, 111: Creative Writing 1101: Art 1111: Dancing 1111: Pep Club 1121. DORIS ANN SLETTEN Dates are her favorite fruit. Pet peeve: Women drivers if they are as bad as I am. Favorite saying: Ohhhhhl Sec- ret ambition: To have a good iob doing interesting clerical work. Clubs: Knitting 1101: Faculty Secretary 110, Il, 121: Art 1101: Art Service 1111: Mime- ograph 1101: Oracle 110, 11, I21: Camera 1101: Harmonettes 1111: Homecoming Royalty 110, 121: Homecoming Queen 1121: Oracle Jr. Editor 1111: Oracle Co-Editor in Chief 1121. 'lem if it-t An. 453 1:2 1 . I ',... x ,TS fa 'iff Zadie A Q dflzch T, L, .Q R 8 i - aa O iiii 'mk. i l T I tl if' 'fri :sei ii: r 1 Y ' 1, 'K MIKE sTevENsoN Mickey His ltr-acl is lilto a door knobf any girl can turn it. Pet peeve: Snolnliy girls Favorite saying: Aan, go cn. Secret ambition: To make snolalay girls unsnobby. Clubs: None, he's o working man. 'jfs i if ?i3.i,5r W,Q. y . 9 T 3? ii iiigttii 9:19- ., ,fi ,,- - ,wiisw saws it 5 .r.i:-:,.i y... - gil Q Q 1 luv I . sf A nf' A ,x v. ' s L IK., ' Q Apple Polislters Nancy Olander, Victor Kirsch X BARBARA JO SVITAK Barb A ring on tive finger is worth two on the phono. Put pcuvci Men drivers. Favoiito saying: Pretty lcnobbyf' Sucrct ambi- tion: Marry not Marino real soon, Clubs: Oracle il2f. ,,s A A N. 44 'Y 5 Kylix ii 1 11 JAMES SWANSON Jim Tito more I sco women tlte more I like dogs, Pot peeyez Getting up in tho morning. Favorite saying: How 'bout tltatf' Sccrut ambition: To be a success. Clubs: Football llO, ll, IQ, Football captain il2lp Bas- lxC'il3C1llilO,Il,I2'gBG5CIDClllIIO, ll, 12, Class play ill, l2lp Let- tcrntr-n's club ilO, ll, l2lg Stu- dvnf Council lilly sccretaryA trcasuiorp Student Council ll2l, rcprcsontatlvci Class vice-presi dent llOl. SHIRLEY MAE SWEENEY Slvirl She loves but one. Pet peeve: Saicastic people. Favorite saying: Good ltcavansf' Secret ambi- tion: To get married and live happily everaftcr. Clubs: JRC ilO1g FHA ,IO-g DrC1mOtlC5II0l5 Hi C ilO, ll, l2ii Oracle HO, ll, l2, Art till, Chorus ilOlp Orion il2if Creative Writing ilO, Faculty Secretary ill, l2lg Pep Club '12 , Homecoming ill, l2i, Prom ill, Jr. Red Cross President -lOii HMC Secretary lil, lQi. .-.vc ,..,.,IL LOIS THOMAS Louie Site puts licr worries in a packet witli a ltolu in it. Pct pc-:-vos: Pafty Poopors. Favoritc saying: VW-ll feature tltatl Saas-t cvninitioni Lcarn ltow to pzifgilli-l pziik tltv iiist try. Clubs: Ccvnua IO, lli Drama KIO, ll g Knitting lOf Dancing Llllg Cl1CCt'lt l'Iii9l' l2g Oracle ill, i2, Howuconting Royalty Il2lg Mintcogirapli llg Bowling ill, l2g Class Play ill, l2l, was my 'Mesa 'N-er SANDRA TIBBITTS Sandy Good natured and a good sense of humor are here com- bined. Pet peeve: People who think they know everything. Favorite saying: Holy Cowl Secret ambition: To live in New York. Clubs: Red Cross CIO, III, Camera CIO, II, IQI: Dramatics CIO, Ill: Choir CI2l: F.H.A. CIO, III: Art CIO, Ill: Knitting CIIJQ Dancing CIIJ: Orion CIQI: Homecoming CI2J, Archery CIIJ, Class Play CI2l. uw. n .-,pw Q, fi JOAN WEILAND Jo-Jo Out of the pages of 'Charm'. Pet peeve: Snobby girls who think they know everything. Favorite saying: I suppose you think you're smartI'f Secret am- bition: To live in Wayzata. Clubs: Dramatics CIII: Bowling CIO, II, I2l: Cheerleader C9, IO, II, I2l: Secretary CIIJ: GRA CIO, III: Archery CIIJ: Dancing Clll: Homecoming CII, I2J, Prom CIIJ, Dayton Teenboard Repre- sentative CI2l: Oracle CIO, Il, I2J: Pep Club CIO, IZJ: Pep Club President CIQD, Orion CI2l, Cheerleading CaCaptain CIZJ: Orion Business Manager CI2l, Class Play Clll. THEODORE TURNHAM CCamera Shyl Now that l'm gone the teachers will have to find out the answers themselves. Pet peeve: Girls who smoke. Favorite saying: Yas Saaaaaaa! Secret ambi- tion: Take G.M.C, cars over the Obstacle course. Clubs: Drama CIIJ: Projection CIIJ: Wrestling CIII: Projection President CIIJ. Most Popular Doris Ann Sletten, Freddie Poisson S I f x + . K ' 1 Xcel 3 Rossa wAio IIROQH I don't waste my time on girls and romance, l'm giving my life and ambition a chance. Pet peeve: people who know every- thing. Favorite saying: What did you say? Secret ambition: To succeed in what ever I try. Clubs: Football Cl2l: Track CIO, II, I2l: Band CIO, II, l2l: Archery CIII, Hi-C CIOIg Class Play CII, I2l. .Qi ' 351 1 Y r. 519' t -ul . L A ICC F N CARL Q. WICKS L Red Head SUZANNE WASGATT l'm learning a lot, but school Susie seems to interfere. Pet peeve: Men, they float upon the river of my thoughts. Pet peeve: Men under 2I, Favorite saying: Oh you doll. Secret ambition: To have loads of money and travel all around the world with Marilynne. Clubs: Student Librarian CIQJ: Harmonettes CI Il: Prom CIII7 Jlll of Hearts CIII, Class Mixer CIII: Trampoline Clit: Homecoming CII, I2J, Chair CI2Jg Astronomy CIII, Dramatlcs CIII: Art CIO, Ill: HI-C CIOI: Camera CIOJ: Dancing Clllf Golf CIII, GRA CIOI, Class Play CI2I. Girls that want to wed me an the first date. Favorite saying: I'll be over tonight. Secret ambition: To be a rich man, with 6 rich wives. Clubs: Track CIO, II, I2l: Football CIOI, Basketball CIO, II, l2l. mm. i IWW if 4? Ni ' I Wittiest Rollan Mciski, Sharon Johnson CLASS MIXER MOST DEPENDABLE BEST DANCERS BEST LOOKING I-IUNGRIEST BEST SPORT BIGGEST FLIRT BEST DRESSED BEST ALL AROUND LAZIEST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY PERSONALITY PLUS ROWDIEST CLASS LEADER BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Prettiest Hair Carl Wicks, Carol Courtney I HALL OF FAME BOY Freddie Poisson Victor Kirsch Ray E. Peterson Todd Fruen Ray E. Peterson Jimmy Swanson Ray E. Peterson Todd Fruen Freddie Poisson Ted Turnham Ray H. Peterson Freddie Poisson Roy H. Peterson Freddie Poisson Victor Kirsch 28 Most Athletic Todd Fruen, Delores Anderson GIRL Betty Roehl Sandra Tibbits Lois Thomas Doris Ann Sletten Barb Svitalc Lois Thomas Barb Svitalc Joan Wetland Betty Roehl Sharon Johnson Sharon Johnson Doris Ann Sletten Judy Marcy Marilynne Johnson Nancy Olander LK. it Qrwndw by M. 113,30 nm np. Tbmmmka Ctaupuiu Ybaawwww .lhhbsni PGWQ Xifiinm lllllmsssk 'IIVQQMI 'ir ,ws Qi li fin QM Sakai Nwg X its W3 mis- as ' if! ae'-sv wif!!! o ig: Q Mtg. xi!! 'Fw if eng :nu Q5 'Stamps 'ti hc MN ,ve was ABQNN pta 'Oli' has Far fvm vw: ga..-N -il! UWB!! llnuhums Tlnudlhub KNNQUH EQ!! Fail mr rv f i evmilww If nu bmw Q-My X H-r TOP ROW left to right: W. Netz, C. Mann, M. McDonald, D, Meyer, V. Pogue, J. Noland. SECOND ROW: P. Mc Kown, R. Mc Ginnis, VV. Peterson, L. Mills. FRONT ROW: J. Maynard, E. Molloy, A. Peterson 'Que fri C3 ' 'KPN , s ,... . gf .' . i . TOP ROW left to right: Doug Sother, vice presidentf Dick McGinnis, secretary. FRONT ROW left to right: Donna Fruen ieasurer, Lisle Vickerman, president. gqtl i ' cada me my ' , 'cmd TOP ROW left to right: M. Denny, W. Armstrong, R. Ander- son, S. Day SECOND ROW: A. Boersma, M. Benson, M. Clover, J. Fndden. FRONT ROW: E. Anderson, M. Ahlstrom, P. Berg. 5 s ! i 2 s ,rf Q The class of '56 ertered Orono High School in the fall of i951 as eighth graders. Our class president vvas Greg Fellows, vice president vvas Dennis Meyer, secretary-treasurer was Annette Peterson. In our freshman year Wayne Anderson was our president. Beverly Glampe was vice president and Franz Vanderbroght was secretary-treasurer. We sponsored several soc-hops and helped select a pair of freshmen, Mark Denny and Beverly Glampe, as King and Queen ot the Sadie Hawkins Dance. As sophomores we elected Ramona Wechsler as our at- tendant to the Homecoming Queen. The Bright Eyed Bounce was one of several dances sponsored by us that year. Our class officers were: Wayne Anderson, president, Richard Tib- betts, vice president: Richard McGinnis, secretary, Lisle Vicker- man, treasurer. 30 I I 4 .av I This yeor, os iuniors, one of the first events wos The onnuol rnogozine sole, Money for the Prom wos olso roised by the sponsoring of severol donces including the Heort Hop ond the Snow Flcrlce Frolic. Borboro Forrell vvos selected by our clcxss to be crttendont to the Hornecorning Queen. On Decem- ber third the iunior closs ploy, SNAFU, wos presented. The girls of the iunior clcrss won the Girls' Intromurol Boskefboll Tourncirnent. This yecir two juniors, Donno Fruen ond Richclrcl McGinnis, were selected by the Ncrtionol Field Service to be Arnericcin envoys to Europe. Our closs officers were: Lisle Vickerrnon, president, Doug Sother, vice president, Richard McGinnis, secretory, Donno Fruen, treosurer. We orc looking forward to being seniors next yeor ond ore hoping thot we will be deserving of the honors when we become looders in our school. Ill s-. ,Mlv AJ TOP ROW left to right: R. Tihbetts, R. VVinterholter, L. Viclcermon. D. Swther. SECOND ROW: G. Vetsch, P. Rettinger, J. Thell, J. Ruff. FRONT ROW: G. Scheer, R. Wechsler, C. Turnhom. TOP ROW left to right: P. Koster, T. Johnson, K. Fluhrer, L. Lyon. SECOND ROW: G. Knutson, P. Hedin, C. Hoppe, J. Hopf. S. Ficlds. FRONT ROW: B. Farrell. D, Fruon, R. Heinzen. ,Mi A - All work and we get done sooner! 8 Q v ' Pl TOP ROW left to right: B. Bedell, B. Addison, C. Arbogast, D. Danielowski, F. Ferrin, J. Hammes. SECOND ROW: D. Anderson, D. Auld, R. Allen, B. Bergquist, R. Folwarkow, L. Armstrong. FRONT ROW: R. Fields, F. Boersma, J. Anderson, G. Fadden, A. Carlson, B. Courtney. Qi wi' TOP ROW left to right: D. Gcspar, C. Kaufman, R. James, S. Hamilton, D. Krumsieg, R. Glampe. SECOND ROW: W. Koster, D. Heinzen, C. Heinzen, M. Klatte, E. Keskitolo, G. Heikkinen. FRONT ROW: S. Kreb, L. Hink, D. Hawkinson, L. Griggs, J. Greenwood. n rf . ,X 'fla 'Rs Are you sure they have this much fun in class every day? Sophomore Class Offlcers TOP ROW left to right: Gary Lytle, pres- ident, Jerry Rockvam, vice president, FRONT ROW: Karen Slater, secretary: Nancy Nel- son, treasurer. Dfw ,lf . s s s - t . T l s ' , , i 1 l i i TOP ROW, left to right: G. Lytle, S. Pilarski, R. Nurliiep T. OCIYB1 l.. Peterson, R. Lawton, K. Budd. SECOND ROW: J. Llnclqulst, P. Lyon, D. Miolanen, D. Larson, G. Patterson, J. Peterson, M. Nelson. FRONT ROW: E. Painter, G. Martian, R. Netz, N. Nelson, J. Nadeau, J. Marcy. f F 3 Q as TOP ROW, left to right: G. Rockvam, S. Robertson, T. Rockvam, D. Ryshavy, E. Pritchett, J. Thompson, G. Tufford. SECOND ROW: J. Steller M. Ward, T. Wasgatt, P. Sweeney, C. Prince, L. Siverson. THIRD ROW: J. Shubert, C. Vezner, K. Slater, B. Sutherland, R. Rindahl, G. Stevenson. FRONT ROW: K. White, J. Sterzinger, P. Schmitz, J. Turnham. 5' 33 gedl, L Busy mathematicians. Awed at the prospect of finally reaching high school, we entered a beautiful, new building to start the first of six wonderful years. For our .class officers we chose Ted Oare for president, Betty Ann Courtney as vice president, and Margaret Nelson as secretary. In the eighth grade we welcomed a group of stu- dents from Oak Noll. Nancy Nelson and Ted Oare were put up as .lock and Jill of Hearts. At basketball games we all had a wonderful time. Steve Hamilton was our president and Karen Chelberg was our vice president. Debbie Moilanen acted as our secretary. When we became freshmen, we actually felt as though we were a part of the school. We sponsored our first dance, a Soc Hop , and we had fun making a Homecoming display. Debbie Moilanen and Chuck Krieser represented us as Jack and Jill of Hearts. Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner at the Sadie Hawkins Dance were Steve Hamilton and Nancy Nelson. Keith Hansen lead us as our president, Richard Rendall was our vice presi- dent, Debbie Moilanen was again our secretary and Evelyn Pritchett was our treasurer. This year we sponsored the semi-formal April in Paris dance which was naturally on a Paris theme. We will sponsor the Commencement Ball in honor of the seniors on the theme of Nautical Nocturne. Debbie Moilanen was chairman of our Homecoming display which was set up at Lyle's in Long Lake. Linda Griggs was our Homecoming attendant. Gary Lytle was our president, Jerry Rockvam was our vice president, Nancy Nelson was treasurer, and Karen Slater was secretary. As sophomores we are really looking forward to the Prom next year. if ? 4 ' TOP ROW, left fo righi: E. Cronk, D. Byedy, VV. Anderson. C. Cox. R. Brozey C. Borluug J. Bensow. SECOND ROW: J. Anderson: M. Anderson: R. Ahlstromg A. Connorsg R. Ahlstromg S. Berge. FRONT ROW: K. Boker: P. Armsfrongg A. Ackerman: J. Benneftg J. Boersmof B. Corlson. .i a T Tig S . TTYL TOP ROW, Ieff to right: F. Johnson. R. Doy, W. Johnson, M. Drokm J. Kiser, R. Johnson. SECOND ROW: G, Hopf. T. Horrison. D. Fnddun, H. Hoppe, M. Donohue. S. Dunn. FRONT ROW: W. Hillstromg B. Klngsfedg S. Hoktrorng M. Emerson: B. Knutson. ffcbow Th E, 1 . f t d Left to right: Richard Rcffety, presidenh e ms elm O O ay' Charles Schmir, secretory - treasurer, Wayne Anderson, vice presidenr. ll! i -1-1 'E' 8 .V TOP ROW, left to right: R, Layman, W, Paulson, D. Malloy, J. Mitchell, G. Nelson, D. Painter, M, Meyer. SECOND ROW: K. Loney, M. Mann, M. Ostyig, R. Petrosky, R. Olander, R. Pederson, A. Markquart. FRONT ROW: G. Neddermeyer, R. Neddermeyer, C. McGinnis, J. Olson, K. Maynard, D, McDonald. We entered Orono in the fall of '52 as seventh graders. We had a class party which was a great success. lt made us want to have more like it. Our class officers were Richard Raffety, president, Carol Barlau, vice-president, Karen Larson, treasurer, Corinne McGinnis, secretary. ln the eighth grade we didn't do anything outstanding except maybe some honest, hard school work. The school year went fast and we all succeeded in graduating into the fresh- man class. The president of the eighth grade class was Gene Neddermeyerf VlCe-president was Richard Raffety, and the sec- retary-treasurer was Sharon Dunn. During our freshman year our class officers were Richard Raffely, presldenli Wayne Anderson, vice-president, Chuclc Schrnlt, secretary-treasurer. We were proud of Bergit Carlson and JDS Boersma for being chosen King and Queen of the Heart Hop . Jo Ann Olson was our freshman representative in the annual style show sponsored by Dayton's, Both the boys and the girls were disappointed at losing the intramural bas- ketball games. The girls were especially unhappy because they weren't able to keep the annual freshman win. We were proud to head the school with the most pupils on the A honor roll. Next year our class will be somewhat smaller, but we are laoltlrtg forward to much leadership even as sophomores and to having the privileges and responsibilities ol the Senior High. Shaping things up in shop. i E , s l li .. 33 s TOP ROW, left to right: B. Willis, W. Wyatt, A. Visser, C. Schmit, E. Rosen, P. Wiig. SECOND ROW: D. Thompson, R. Ralfety, T. Vickerman, N. Pogue, P. Rettinger, W. Schmidt, FRONT ROW: C. Thon, K. Vezner, S, Swanson, J. Zahn, P. Winterhalter, C. Schmidt. l Q 6- 'HQ YF in ,AX all, .V ev- 7, ,W X ,- ,mazchaa G! v E H TOP ROW: L. Hehlg J. Knoppg K, Klotterg D, Leckg J. Jost. SECOND ROW: R, Lund. D. Glompep C. Johnson, C. Lone, G, Libotique, C. Hinkg D. Johnson. FRONT ROW: J. Hel-rl, R. Holsethg D. Johnson, P. Gobelp D. Krotzerf C. Hillstrom. ll. JJLH M TOP ROW, left to right: C. Engstromg I. Fields: S. Eisingerg P. Berkholder, L. Elsenpeterp J. Crowfordg S. Anderson. SECOND ROW: L. Coxg T. Connorsp J Boker. D. Feserf L. Dexterp G. Bertelson. FRONT ROW: D. Be-rgquist, L. Furst. I O Jeon Jost, presidentp Dono!d Peterson, secretory. Lynne Mortin, treasurer, Buddy Nodeou, vice- president. u vr 'EJ Intelligent Listeners. .Qu U M. lmdersong L. Bucky B. Anderson, T. AhJstrorng 25 TOP ROW, left to right: J. Martin, J. McGuire, D. Peterson, R. Meyer, G. Olstad, G. Meyer, SECOND ROW: M. Oare: J. Ostvig, K. Neddermeyer, S. McCulley, L. Martin, G. Nelson. FRONT l ROW: J. McDonald, J. Narkie, P. Peter- son, B. Nacleau. il, , TOP ROW, left to right: D, Short J. Polivka, K. Ransom, E. Starkey: C l Sig Smart, J. Whitney, G. Robertson. SEC OND ROW: N. Stewart, S. Road, C. A Trlmm, P. Plant, K. Ransom, A, Whaley. i FRONT ROWx L. Thompson, C. White R. Schumann, D. Sorenson, G. Wechsler K. Stevenson. ghd In 1952 we came to Orono as seventh graders. We spent the year getting acquainted with the routine of a busy high school. Dennis Leck was our president and Donald Peterson was our secretary- treasurer. During our eighth year we became the proud holders of the Homecoming display trophy. The winning display, carrying the name of Char the Chiefs , consisted of a revolving spit on which was tied a Waconla Chief. Nearby was a picnic table surrounded by Orono football players. Our class officers were: Jean Jost, president, Buddy Nadeau, vice-president, Donald Peterson, sec- retary, Lynn Mcrtin,,treasurer. Next year we will become freshmen and leaders of the Junior High. 37 66 .lvx I Tffwj TOP ROW, left to righf: R. Evans, B. Cox, B, Day. P. Beerg L. Anderson. E. Forde SECOND ROW: S, Clover. C. Erkkilog L. Ducky J. Fortiny B, Eisingerg P, Foddfen. FRONT ROW: M. Fosep R. Fosclwingg G, Ansrinep M, Dunn: D. Broze. Q r x Ol 1, 1 'Y Q no 'fu-7 if Q ai ,I 41 'EQ TOP ROW, Iefi Io right: S. Kreb, J. Hoglundf G. Gotschp R. Johnson, D. Jomesg S. Harvey. SECOND ROW: E. Gubrielp J, Lune, P. Hczmiltong C. Lcymcnp J. Johnson. FRONT ROW: C. Kruemerp L. Johnsom W. Hallding B. Krofzerg D. Hcwkinson. Donald James: Presideni, Gary Nedder- meyer: Secretory-Treasurer. 38 I O 5 We entered Orono last fall as seventh graders. At first we had a hard time finding our way around, but now we have become well ac- quainted with the teachers and the way our school ls run, During the year we sponsored an after-school dance for the iunior high which overy- One enioyed, Next year we plan to sponsor some more events. We are looking forward to the coming years when we will be able to take a greater part in the activities of our school. Q ff,- 1 .A-1 TOP ROW, left to right: K. Thiesp N. Poisson, M. Raffetyf B. Teschy G, Welfg D, Siversan. SEC- OND ROW: J. Trowbridge: R. Webber. K, Road: L. Quctstg J. Zahl. FRONT ROW: S. St. John, K. Vezneri G. Whaley: K. Waidp L. Schmidt. This is English Class, cin't it? ch 4 ' km rf 'R And if's Q mod dash to The locker! Mr. Chrisfenson ond his lndusvrious seniors Are you literally starved? Heyl They're studyingl ! NM' EEHRQQSUI -V 5,9 if 4 gt ,Qlfgl 57.1 I Q I ' im l ll M A l A ui . W 2. ' N.. Eyes lefill , . 'in fl , ...f y . If 1 1 1 ,.-- 1' , I - fl .lm New ik , mu. 7 fd W cn ,-, 0 5 gk TOP ROW, Ish to ri , . , . 1 . y g . o ne y SECOND ROW: J. Swanson. THIRD ROW: L. Vickerman: A. Poisson. ght: T. Frueng D. Carlson, R. Norum. Hohenstein- V Kwrsch- D McKown G Ltle R C n I! 73, , iw' TOP ROW, Iefi to right: J. Bryant: D. Andersong G. Longoker. R. Lczwionf J. Steterg R McGinnis' R Wold S Hcmilt n. . , . g . o SECOND ROW: T. Oore. THIRD ROW: D. Andersonp C. Cox: 42 N 4 if 3511 Q 2 2 9 .51 Lf ' Orono High School should be honored to T' f gg have a football team that fought as hard as this , ,KJ Q K A-A ' year's team, Their opponents were always larger K' s A than the team, but they never gave up, 1 ...N Q i ig, A .J A A .Q The season's record of four wins, one tie, and x ' . Af three losses, means more than it shows. Continual- .I is I. . 'Q .vv-Va X9 ly plagued by injuries, the team fought harder X A J A A Anil than ever. 4 3 ,N . T X - -3, . The captaincy for the T955 season has gone 043 X X is ln as 1... s from Jim Swanson into the capable hands of it V l Lisle Vickerman and Doug Smher ,QQQ All Conference players: Gary Lytle, Russ Norum, Jim Another honor was that three boys made Swanson' the All-Conference team. They were seniors, Russ Norum and Jim Swanson, and a sophomore, Gary Lytle, Considering all handicaps, it was an out- Orono 6 l'lOWC1I'd Lake O standing year for the team. Qrono 6 Nofvvood 7 Orono 38 Waconia 8 Orono O Watertown O Orono 26 Shakopee O Orono 34 Chaska T8 Orono O Bloomington T3 Orono 7 U-High I3 T f g 1 2 . 1 l 5 ' A iff i it .5 kk l Q is l Q . s W l. 1 .l all TOP ROW, lofi to right: D. Sathery C. Schmitp R. Narklei P. Wligg D, Danielowskif D. Gasparp R. James: J. Hammesi G. Rockvamp J. Mitchell: R. Rindahlf W. Anderson? D. Auldg M. Denny. SECOND ROW: Coach Primrose, Asst. Coach W. Erickson: R. McGinnis: .l. Stetlerp R. Lawton, L. Vicker- man: D. Anderson. J. Bryant, T. Ocrog C. Coxf S. Hamilton, S. Robertsong T. Roclcvamg G. Lytleg W. Peterson. THIRD ROW: Asst. Coach, R. Howells, Coach O. Pesoneng G. Longaker, V. Kirsch: F. Poisson, D. Andersong Captain J. Swanson, D, Carlson, T. Frueng R. Norum, A. Hohenstein, D. McKownf R. Waidp D. Connelly. The 1954 8. l955 Basketball Scores Orono Orono 47 Orono 70 Orono 47 Orono 48 Orono 5l Orono 38 Orono 50 Orono 63 Orono 43 Orono 59 Orono 54 Orono 5l Orono 45 Orono 69 Orono 48 Orono 72 Orono 70 Orono 55 Orono played Bloo game score: Orono 59 ' non-conference Opponent Wayzata 54' Woconla 37 Mound 78 Bloomington 52 Eden Prorie 6i Watertown 54 Chosko 54 Shakopee 38 University High 57 Waconia 40 Bloomington 50 Eden Prarle 60 Watertown 63 Howard Lake 32 Chaska 50 Shalcopee 75 Romsey 53' University High 59 mington for their final Bloomington 58 ,ex . V, , ,M ,V .,,,,.,., .. .. . s. ,. '- '.. .i, ,as TOP ROW, left to right: Coach D. Primrosep L. Vickerman, D. Satherg S. Hamiltong T. Oarep R. Norum, F. Poisson. SECOND ROW: Student manager J, Rockvami R. McGinnisg W. Petersong Capt. T. Frueng M. Denny, J. Swanson: Student manager A. Boersmo, - Capt. Todd Fruen. With the help of the student bocly, the Orono Basketball Team had o remarkable season this year. Their capable coach and captain lead Orono on to greater basketball skills and knowledge. Graduating players are: Fred Paissong Russell Narumg Todd Fruen, James Swanson. Captain-elect is Douglas Sather, 4-4 E Ze H J Sportons Action 3' . Qs In I i Q Q B-Teom Basketball Squad TOP ROW, left to right: Coach W. Erickson, J. Hommesg L. K. Boker, R. Ahlstromg G. Nedderrneyerp R. Roffety. THIRD ROW: Bertelsong B. Willis, C. Cox, W. R. Jomes. SECOND ROW: G. Nelsonp D. Gcspurp W. Schmidt: Wyatt. A. Visser: J. Bryant, P. Wiigg J. Kiserp S. Anderson. ,. ,vs .. ' ,M ' Robertson, D. Donielowskig G. lytleg D. frvx va 'X . ni' S R ..,. A A Q .0 K .4 y xx W t ' K .. J -. h h X C f Qs's 'f S A .. . . :sig Q 1 S , X 1 5 . 8 7 J 3 - l , . .. , '2-. S .7 . ' R221 lifts. 4 . R - 1 X :' tirt K ,Q Q X N. -f TN-fs . ': 3 '55 -tfi J' f J' . h. . .- .,, X, J. , q . it W A Q PM k 3 y I f ' ' 5 N - Q J Q - . X gg ' 3 4 .if l custo --- Ouczob 3 TOP ROW, loft to right: J. Hommas, D. Sofhar, T. Core, R. James, L. Bertelson, V. Schmidt, Couch R. Howells. SECOND ROW: D. Donielowskl, M. Denny, W. Peterson, D. Auld, W. ,, -QHGIQ vi i 573' au. as N1 I iii J x 9 . ,i -wosmwcrws. 6400 Netz, G. Lytle. THIRD ROW: W. Schmidt, F. Boersmo, J. Lind- quist, C. Schmidt. FW 3 . ICP? F551- Nr A unch 70 TOP ROW, loft to right: R. Broze, R. Day, J. Kimmel, C. Schmit, W. Anderson, G. Tufford, R. Forss, R. Rindohl, P. Lyon, Coach R. Howells. SECOND ROW: T. Rockvam, J. Mltthellg W. Hillstrom, D. McDonald, L. Dock, L. Anderson, R. Olonder, ff 'Rn , ' edm D. Broze, D. Howkinson, L. Armstrong. THIRD ROW: R. Peterson, G. Stevenson, D. Carlson, R. Woid, D, Anderson, D. McKown, N. Thomas, V. Kirsch, R. Lawton. FRONT ROW: J. Ncdeou, J. Boersmo, K. Loney. 2 D 'Q 4, .X xx X X Q X Q fx. E as R Q S 'xr 'Q X X w 8 C 1 S x . - as f Y fy. 3, 3 5 3 Q is 5 bs Q Q Q- Q' fa 5 73 Ri 2 4 , A .N S Q1 3, 1 sm X 5 Q X 5 Nm is X as as A ' Qs if X X 4 Y X 5 X v .X X .ur 6 - A x x X 2 f, Ni W 7463 maximal gy ' www --- l A-Squad Cheerleaders Left to right: J. Greenwood: J. Weilancl, L. Thomas, D. Smith. The Orono cheerleaders under the direction ot Miss Marlene Dibb are definitely an asset to the Orono Athletic Program. Both the A and B squads have been active cheering at all the games and at the pep tests. They have also worked side-by-side with the Pep Club to help promote better school spirit. This year three members will be graduating. Co-captain JoAnne Weiland has four years of cheerleading experience, while Co-captain Donna Smith has put in three years of cheering. Lois Thomas, also a graduating member, was new to the cheering squad this year. ., fx v .4 . fp an S 'H .T X1 'Y . ., yy W 1, ff.. ' 1' T... I' wqq,5,,ee Ci , . ..' Q' ' ..-of in ----...-- vniml B-Squad Cheerleaders Left to right: P. Petersong D. McDonald, J, Anderson. s lug 1' pgf,yfR.f,yffjfn I' rfiqini Y 3 'flux Cz 1li i' Ot' Uzzg..1fiLmi uk biill Isl. 1'l.U.N I-I ll rl XHIYI I' . . . .xll'f.l!l'lH ' . ,,. 5.5 .za 5.1:'.f'? 'Q 'f rv'-E 5 B' 5 0 ' o Q- i -M fx-f, ffrigffi 5 gh fb iw. 5. , .., 5 V CD Pl' Allvgrn P3 A 'N 'X ,. QW n ,. 3 H9259 F ..J'f? I ' F: , 2, 1, , U 1. . x . 5 1. . . 1 -agar . , .5 , - l ,. liL ali f . Pl. 1 1, ' ' ..W .mxht .FT'iVMMw ai: 'Pa -'M Qiiii' Hif?i?f:g? D 'N N Q 5 EH--H-- 'i '--n ' 919.9 9? ee-ve , .,.x .. ' ' 3 feta M- free , if M., fair ff: 2v r- i Q y , -. 1' -Md.MMMd, I L I 0 0 , W '7h.oZWd6e 14? , yewxfre , new ef-eff Vg 3:.:-.',51:1p:L.:..a..:ir fpr ff -. 4: 1 sr iz 5 1 f S Q ,,, n---. -............... .. .. . 5 if ' ' Egff?ff?' 654 , 3 9' 'Rv Ag., H n ,aw Homecoming, October 1, 19545 Queen Doris Ann ond her ottendonrs Mcrilynne Johnson ond Lois Thomas. 50 if Queen Doris Ann Sluten ik J .r .. sum Renaming Quan. he mmm as 950 mum Aim Namibia. umm Fermi, RiiinUNuumLohTtwmn.Janp8mmmgQuQlaDnrtaAan81dhn,Pmdhlam,Marltynne Johggn, Douglas Andaman, Linda Guess. and Todd Nm K i f' . . . . ew .h Q hh A Km A .D if-is X2 ' . 1 -Q'A e s Ss! ' is N F' The eighth grode's winning display con- sisted of the slogan, Char the Chiefs, with a Spartan roasting a Waconio Chief over o bonfire. Our cheerleaders lead the students in our school song as the bonfire blazes. In o mod scramble Orono recovers the ball from Waconio for another gain. Our teom's 38-5 victory impressed us and the alumni as well. 3 Is 7040260644060 Eff- l Smdm nw S., P . ap va. Officers: Victor Kirsch, president of student body, Doug Sczther, vice-president, Donnci Fruen, secretary-treasurer, Fred Poisson, president of senior high council. FRONT ROW: M. Johnson, M. Clover, D. Fruen, J. Jost, M. Ourl, N. Pogue, J. Olson, R. Pederson, J. Sterzinger, K. Rood, P. Peterson. SECOND ROW: B. Roehl, R. Berg, P. Hedin, J. Rockvom, B. Wlllli, A. Hohenstein, V. Kirsch, S. McCulley, F. Hcmilton, J. Trowbrldgl, P. Berkholder. Wana Soccztq NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SIWZ 25 SL aliases JE '- vasmkfffhaavl 1 Priscilla as the others wcit expectontly administers the pledge. co' f Lettermen FIRST ROW: left to right: Doug Sather, Victor Kirsch, Mark Denny, Tom Rock- varn, Stephen Robertson, Jack Stetler, Dick McGinnis, Dick Narkie. SECOND ROW: Mr, Oliva Pesonen, Charles Cox, David Mcliown, Roger Waid, Todd Fruon, David Carlson, Dick Connelly, Mr. David Primrose. THIRD ROW: Ted Oure, Gary Lytle, .los Boersnia, Bob Lawton, Russell Norum, Fred Poisson, Doug Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Steve Hamilton, Lyle Vickerman, Alan Hohen- stein, George Longaker, Jim Swanson. Gary Nelson, Paul Wiig, Albert Boersma. FIFTH ROW: Howard Heinzen, Dick Jarnes, Jim Bryant. U s C , X gxsgfb 'J its -F. ig -...., lic' 9 li Boys Cooking Miss Johnston shows Kelly, Budd, Ted Turnham and Tom Rockvam how to make good cookies. Art club gives these boys as chance to show their artistic abilities. L?- l . K . js.. N I I O Odom Staff 4.4- 'K' N Nm The Orion staff has tried to present you with a weli planned annual, we hope you like it. One of our less hectic moments. -M . 5514 f 11, ffl.: 3 .F The Oracle staff has made our newspaper one of the outstanding student activities of our school. Co-Editors and advisor, Doris Ann Sletten, Miss Darlene Johnson, Bette Lehto. Editor -H -V ---f W , Betty Roehl Business Manager ,, Cn, , Joanne Weilgnd Assistant Business Manager , Patsy Budd Senior Pages ,,,, , , Carol Courtney, Joanne Weiland, Lorraine Gaspar, Shirley Sweeney. Administration Pages , Bette Lehto, Marilyn Johnson, Delores Anderson. Underclassmen ,, Ngncy Qlgndgr SPOYYS Y Y H , Patsy Budd, Marilyn Miller Activities , , , Jannetta Cox, Pat James Cvmerv Work Sandra Tibbetts Designs and Headlines Mary Scherer, Janice Mumm Af-'lViSOI' ------ .V Y Y, - New Miss Roalda Garsteig Co-Editors -...., Bette Lehto and Doris Ann Sletten .luhlof Edifbt' and Editorial Page Barbara Farrell News Edffdl' ...., H on ,Y Marilynne Johnson Feature Editor --- W . Midge Houck Sport! EdH0f8 .... -WM Judy Marcy and Vic Kirsch Exchange Editor ..-Q- , Shirley Sweeney Business Mdhdgif .... Nancy Olander Dhtrlbvfiftg MQIWQUI' ..- Marilyn Miller AJVGFNIFOQ MGBGQOY -..-, DeDe Anderson RODOHQYS ........ BOYS Svitak, Marianne Boersma, Donna Mal Smith, Lola Thomas, JoAnne Weiland, Sharon Jbflhivn, Patsy Budd, Carole Hoppe, Sharon Fltldi, Shifhy DOY, Mary Clover, Donna Fruen, Margie Bron, Bev Giompd. Kelly Budd, Kathy Whitt, Mdftlo Klum, Donna Fadden, Genevieve Meyer, and Steve Clover. fXdviS01' - .................. Ml!! Darlene Johnson is 1 9 4 ' A.. lo Y' E Comm: Club Hard: how we do lt. - J. Markquart, K. Budd, C. Kaufman, K. Whlto, J. Ander- son, J. Nolan, P. Jamti, J. Ruff, W. Kdsfar. Bowling Club Just posing after a real fast game. Standing, Left to right: S. Day, P. James, J. Markquart, P. Rettinger, J. Benson, L. Mills, M. Benson, M. Ahlstrom, D. Hawkinson, C. Kaufman, B. Farrell. Sitting, Left to right: S. Holstrom, H. Hoppe, P. Glampe, N. Olander, S. Dunn, J. Anderson, P. Hedin, G. Martian, C. Courtney, P. Schmitz, M. Miller. ll:fJ!i lQtA!g I ' Pdf and Carol check results of a day's labor. lug The 1955 champs, M. Benson, L. Mills, B Glampe, P, Rettinger. Barbara Farrell crowned Mark Denny Sno King. rf bf QV ..-vf Senior class president Fred Poisson and his date Donna Smith and iunior class president Gary Lytie and his date Sharon Dunn examine the treasure chest at the Nautical Nocturne dance. The attractive decorations for the Nautical Nocturne were sec animals, S ck can , Bergit Carlson and Jos Boersma were our Royal couple for the annual Heart Hop. April In Paris , an eye catching spring formal, was put on by the Sophomores. Ted Oare and Debbie Moilanen look Coins in the Fountain. I for the Three 57 Don't the King and Queen make a cute couple? - ' K I r V lf x A The line-up. TOP ROW, Left to right: D. Sother, S. Fields, S. Doy, C. Mann, B. Forrell, D. Fruen, D. Tibetts, M. Clover, B. Armstrong, Junior K. Turnhom, V. Pogue, L. Lyons, W. Anderson, M. McDonald, Class Play Director. Mr. Gene Johnson, M. Denny. BOTTOM ROW, Left to right: P. Hedin, M. Ahlstrom, S ,f I f Sw -u S, u. 5 . 'rl 1-. s Flhan year old Kata Hereford KMARY AHLSTROMl playa the part of Ronaldk girl friend. Mortho KSHARON NEWS, ll C pl0d8G!l!,'f1'lll!dly, and slightly naive girl in hlf surly 20's. Shlflt IW! Aficipillysfrom Australia ond is fhrlllcd to bo in America. of the Cost Ore: Jdtiphlnu, 0- Mr. Taylor, Th! hlQh Khbbl Aunt Amelie, o nervous woman Senufof Phil. Ford, a genlolipoitticlisn' Gor- rm, 4 brink and busihhnitiml witugqrilban DAD' Colonel Wound dignified me ', of eh. dmmv. qwmme ANUQRSON5 and M-mmiamm ILARRY LYoNs, vlc PGGUE, AND GARY VETSCHJ But, Colonel, I didn't do o thing. H5 : ., The Junior Closs presented Snofu on December 3 and 4. The ploy opens in Colifornio ot the home of the Stevens lBlL'. ARMSTRONG ond MARY CLOVERl, whose son Ronold CDICK TIBBETTSJ hos iust been discharged from the Army after o distinguished career overseas. Ronold's buddy lDOUG SATHERl turns up ond is mistoken os Ronold by the locol cc-ed KMARGIE BROZEJ ond mony omusing com- plications occur. How sentimental Ron sent the maid o shrunken head I. XXL.. ' 2 r dean , T-Ng?-,See ' -X . ag A f it 4 pp. IVxQ, v on -W, . E, I 4 Q .2 ' Oh dear, our first giftl Oh dad, what's the matter? Q' ff , uf de 8060 an-lor class prcsented1f'Father of the Bride on Aprll 28 and got off to a had start Sunday morning when Pop QTODQQYEUEW found out that his only daughter Kay KSUZANNE ,to get -married to Buckley Dunstan QFREDDIE POISSONK andefommy UlM SWANSON, ROLLEN MASKID didllittilliqbltlte situation any with their constant arguing. Mrs. Banks CMARILYNN iitltlilllltapent meat of the breakfast hour trying to calm down her hqubond and keep peace In the family. Later the situation get e little more out of hand when the wedding llst kept getting bigger and bigger. SOON the simple but,Jovely Wedding was a very large affair 'and Pop'S secretary Miss Bellamy QLOIS THOMASJ stepped in to take Complications soon set in, resulting in the stormy scene where Miss Bellamy qulfi het' Iob. Bedlam and confusion rose to 0 peek In th! last Gd, .what with the quarrel of the young engaged couple, the clearing of the house for the reception and the last minute nervousness of all OS they prepared for the big event. S R Others in the cast were the maid Delilah IDONNA SMITHD1 Tommy's best friend, fifteen year old Buzz Taylor IROGER WAlDlg Ben's fiancee CNANCY OLANDERDI Massoula of Buckingham Caterers KGEORGE LONGAKERD. Mrs. Pulllzslci KSANDY TlBBlTTsl3 KSHQKMDVOVI Joe, Lewie, and Pete KRAY E. PETERSON, RUSSELL NORUM und VICTOR KIRSCHDQ ond Tlm's mon KALAN HOHENSTEINJ. n ,A a it si 3 3-'et X Ein Your cup of coffee, sir. she., , .41 l .S t 0 1 JS S ll K ., ge. Q .3 J ...P .h iw '-x ' 3 N Monsieur, But you must have French Champagne for the wedding. Oh how lovely you look, dearI 59 I O M I zk. . R is X, x I J tt ct Z' . ft srl: 1 X S J! M. il 5 A ru, J if 1 ' f f . ' , I , ., gif - r ' s A l 'S if 1 . lil, is-if A -' Q 1 N . ' 3 f V' 2 , y W Ii H , if 1: hi. TAY rl' il l -rf' 1 I 3 I ' 'Lie 4 L mn: s ' ' -A 'J lu. lm J. Olson, N. Nelson, L. Thomas, B. Lehto D. Moilanen P. Budd, L. Griggs, P. James, J. Greenwood, B. Glampe, J. Weiland, M. Johnson, were some of the lovelies in the April Style Show. :fx - Qu-5 ID tt? We all loaned with these girls in our appreciation of the A Street of Design, a Sidewalk Cafe, and the Home Ec models mothers tea after the style show. ..1 1l1 121- ' .. 'sx .- x Our Home Economics Style Show and Art and Industrial arts Exhibits were great proof that student- ledclter Co-operctflon Gkfthds beyond the classroom. After tne style show, everyone enioyed the tea and the exhibits of the Art, Industrial Arts, and the Home EC departments. Ps J 1 Za 'Q then we cfs or the Buckhorn, i R Chicago was wonderful . . . In X-vi' 5. ., .g Q ,Y F SQ , First we had cu slcoiing pcrfy .. . E uf 6 I Q X AQ i '-Q1 will xii A--T hmmm A A --K..-.mm Qwasw.-1' 4 w K 'U 7 ' Fi 1-5 Q ,A 'f 1 , . , -' x 1 'X - , N X ' , 'Q 1 ' 4' ' ' A ' 1+ S14 N. s., A...M... we toured by bus ,+ N went sighiseeing by foot . .. and sow everything we could in 2 days. xgwmf . xx kk A + 8 x I FIRST ROW, left to right: Audrey Whaley, Laney Dexter, Helen Parker. SECOND ROW: Donna Fruen, Mary Clover, Dixie Ost- vig, Jean Jost, Priscilla Hedin, Carol Courtney, Susan Kreb. THIRD ROW: Pat McKown, Adele Ackerman, Judy Ostvig, Karen Maynard. FOURTH ROW: Gerry Sweeney, Joan Shubert, Diane Our band proved its ability by achieving A ratings throughout the past three years. This year out of seven members who received A ratings in solo mlnpetitions, Donna Fruen, Mary Clover, and Priscilla Phdin, went to the state and received A's there. The band has played for all our football and basketball games leading the students in enthusiasm and spirit. had by Mr. Snow, the band did solemn iustice to POmp and Circumstancen at graduation. The Orono High School Band has become one of the main organs of our student lite. lg Larson, Pat Budd, Marilyn Miller, Eddie Starkey, Betty Courtney, Barbara Nelson, Helen Hoppe, Lois Thompson, Tommy Rock- vam. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Byron Snow, Steven Clover, Don Short, Jerry Crawford. . A P X' 'ff af 4 S 1 queue FIRST ROW, left to right: Mike Malloy, Janet Trowbridge, Sally Holstrom, Noel Stewart. SECOND ROW: Kent Ransom, Gary McCullom, Gerald Welt, Barbara Kingsted, Mickey Raffety, Beverly Sutherland, Barbara Knutson, Pat James. THIRD ROW: Stephen Robertson, Rolf Johnson, Joyce Benson, Jack Stetler, -NGN Kurt Vezner, Kenneth Baker, Dennis Bergquist, Gordon Knut- son. FOURTH ROW: Daniel Malloy, Susan Eisinger, Ronnie Meyer, Lyle Cox, Ronald Fields, Gary Lytle, Alan Hohenstein, Brenda Bergquist. Q gi g. X ' Q ,Sf Under the able direction of Mr. Byron Snow a swing band has been organized. This has becom! very popular with the students. The band has beans practicing very faithfully and hope to play for many of the dances this coming year. The members of the Swing Band are, Mr. Byron Snow-leader and pian- ist, Alan Hohenstein-Trombone, Brenda Bergquist- Trombone, Gordon Knutson-Trumpet, Dennis Berg- quist-Trumpet, Donna Fruen-Clarinet, Mary Clover -Clarinet, Barbara Knutson-Bass Clarinet, Jean Jost -Clarinet. 63 I 0 Q 4. 1? .. 4. FIRST ROW, left to right: Corrinne McGinnis, Adele Ackerman, Bally Holstrom, Bergit Carlson, Jane Turnham, Mary Johnson, Rose Marie Nelson, Mary Ellen Emerson, Janet Zahn, Del.aine Ward, SECOND ROW: Karen Maynard, Helen Hoppe, Donna Fodden, Sondra Berge, Lavonne Dack, Janet Maynard, Betty Ann Courtney, Rita Neddermeyer, Gail Heilckinen, Janet Ander- l .4 son, Pat Winterhalter. THIRD ROW: Elma Keskitalo, Mary Dona- hue, Jaan Shubert, Carol Vezner, Sonia Kreb, Beverly Suthelond, Dorothy Ryshavy, Sandra Palarsky, Nancy Pogue, Auli Ahonen, Jo Ann Olson, Barbara Kingsted. Mrs. Barbara Garlid is the director. tatde , Q 2? Donna Fadden, Mary Johnson, Barbara Kingsted, Nancy Pogue, Auli Ahonen, and Jo Ann Olson harmonize as Mrs. Garlid accompanies them on the piano. 46 4,422 - s. Vg-.9 f f 0 The Junior-Senior Prom was June 6 at the Calhoun Beach Hotel. Donna Fruen and Doug Satlter were chosen as this year's class mixers. H Blue Moon, and l'm no longer alone 1 . A 4 xl ' x Q K XR 1 -'asm'-N . I E 1 fg 'xii Nm... .- l g 4 I ,ffm YEQIN? Proms are always beautiful and to us, this one seemed especially nice. 65 2- vw N s b -gh .W ' ' g as v ' gi H wwf ' Y 1 u K if 4 H ' n, ,Y .vii if-Yr ww . A k 5 ya' 'YT 'r fx 533 W 'V' Q-if In mi f in X? -ij? ', My g Jil Ei Hg W 1' -'Q Q X wa 2 .E 5. 33 e 53- 7YYK Q 16 in 9 ma 1 s Q, af Wu. T125 Q. ASX 1, ff 7' ' ' EQ., f4 ui' wwf! 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