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

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0 O T . K' . is The home Town of lylr. 'im:LA'A ' , -Qi.nQQfjunior high moTh ond indus- spending Three yeors in The e'h'. Woblkifig for shori periods of Time i T cmd oufomotivexmechcm- lic, ..T,V, Llowo Sfcne Collegeiin lndustriol This course, he oc- oT Orono. lVlosT of his wiTh his wife ond children oT I Since Mr. Dolen Teoches indiJSTrEt3l,Qr!S works os o corpenTer during The hommer ond sow seem To be fomiliuffoolslfohirng He enjoys golfing ond fishing, being foTher of four children, including- Twins, girls, hos liTTle Time To pursue These ociivilfiesg, , V Iiirii However, he does enjoy i hunfing ond fishing. is I lf Mr. Erickson isn'T goThering in- formoTion obouT Hi-Fi equipmenT, he is engrossed in o good gome of golf. He olso follows foofboll of The UniversiTy of lvlinnesoio. SjoorTs oren'T his only en- joymenf offer school hours-his wife ond bouncing son ore olso reody To moke his doy happy. In school, he frequenTly en- Terioins his olgebro ond higher moThe- moTics sTudenTs wiTh jokes ond omusing sTories. I' T We ,TWhihsfQf,1irlvrHv fer rius high rssii 'lffiffls ri Tf ,-,k riil Vyrii .if'sf' ond Lois FursT consulf Mr obouT ci difficulf olgebro prob- i'i:, 1 -ili-iiiii T con be found enjoy- ing o good cup of coffee in The school kifchen. Being on ovid bowling Ton, he is offen seen of his fovorife b QW l i n g lones scoring strike offer strike. On weekends he drives 700 miles To see his wife, son, ond Two doughfers in SouTh Dokofo.

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mate L . Mr. Collins points out important piaces in the world to his iunior history class. Q Mrs. Adams, iunior high social studies and history teacher, has the distinction of being the only teacher at the high school who is a charter member of District ll, for previous to the completion of the Orono building in l95l, she taught at Hill School. For a pastime, she enioys music. She can often be found seated at the piano enthusiastically singing a favorite melody. Mrs. Adams also sings in the senior choir of Hennepin Avenue Methodist Church. Any spare time she has during the summer months is well spent in selling World Book encyclopedias, - Mr. Collins' ability to paint a clear picture of world affairs and American government is always appreciated by his junior and senior social studies classes. His units on wars are espec- ially interesting because of the first hand knowl- edge he obtained with the Third Division in Korea. A great lover of sports, Mr. Collins can often be seen checking with the coaches on various athletic activities or refereeing college and high school basketball games. Q E 0 - After spending a year in sunny California, Boir- ge rt decidecff the randi h li' yd basketball A tmrrucipr lil-flis YQ f if N191 ww .-ii. .rtyr science. tThe-sistuolentse in his classes admire him not only for his pleasing personality but also for his sym- pathetic understand- ing of their every- day needs. He often displays these qual- ities while acting as one of the advisers to the student coun- cil. Mr. Borgert's m a i n ambition is having a champion- ship basketball team at Orono.

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7,3235 Mg! iff? was S ggi? 'gif I Operating a ham radio is Ivlr. Ulander's major hobby. His enioy- ment ot mechanics and electronics led him to teach drivers' training and physics. During the summer he attends graduate school studying to obtain his Masters Degree in Educational Administration. Originally from Boyd, Wisconsin, Mr. Ulander, his vvite and daughter now make their home in Maple Plain. I Another ot our European travelers is Mr. Howells, who wants to return to Norway to improve his skiing skills and to learn more about the people ot this particular Scandinavian coun- try. During school hours he teaches general science and biology and helps coach baseball, football and wrestling. Mt G -iilii-M .fi 1 iiyigfwin-.aeivf . Ns 1 ,. 2iir2f'tm.5w-- ,,,.M2tiwM J,-Q5-7 it 53561 ' .. .gsxgisfr W. swf' .. -, Hits ,mr is ....f f, ,i,.,.s,,.3c- wsu? I Where there are bunsen burners, test tubes, chemicals, and formulas, Mr. Wright is in his glory. l-le teaches general science, chemistry, math and is also the audio-visual co-ordinator in the high school. In his spare time he enjoys experimenting vvith his camera and listening to his Hi-Fi set. During the summer he attends graduate school at the Uni- versity ot Ivlinnesota. 1 .a it illii ' 'tg gig vw? in eh, xsiuo' WMYNex-' ,,,,,,.,,M3,,,wr ,MV5..,,-,i'.,,sf,,EV ,'.,..i . ,,., f .. ,sm .M .z m,3?swit 7gfwf..,fffiw4,iiwi, WM- M' 'i z,sffM:i3,'13:m isislfii1fi?i.?fZ?,'5'i :,,+..7,f.:fis ,- .fi wi J, fe ,famvip ftiszfiivis2i5?Qs,.i4?5:fn.Q Wa 4 1, ffifz-ifv' ery: iw 7 ,.miY1s,,ti,.,.1..f,., it ,,.s,g, Q-M g., :,Q,,,,,W5,.g,, ,g 13 X Young chemistry enthusiasts - Elizabeth Painter, Loydene Hink, Brenda Bergquist, and Dianne Larson - are kept quite busy during chem lab observing chemical reactions.