Osseo High School - Oriole Yearbook (Osseo, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1965 volume:

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Because of his devotion we, the class of '65, dedicate our yearbook to him. f x K E X 3-: XQg NV , 9b x , r q Egg E'E i Q x FACULTY. . . . .ll SPECIAL SERVICES. . . . . .20 STUDENTS SENIORS ................ 26 JUNIORS...............46 SOPHOMORES ........... 56 SPECIAL EVENTS ............. 68 ORGANIZATIONS. . . . . . . . . . . .82 SPORTS .................... I08 ADVERTISING ............... l28 SENIOR ACTIVITIES .......... l34 INDEX ..................... l38 g x g y x xx Ex 7y pf w x v b. FACULTY AND ADMIN ISTRATION xxx LEADERSHIP LELAND JOHNSON, Curriculum Director LeROY V. NORSTED, Superi ntendent HAROLD S. SWENSON, Business Officer IN ACTION GORDON MORTRUDE, Director of Personnel and Supervision LOWELL D. FORMO, Principal WARREN K. LUNDQUIST Assistant Principal mu mm m mm mu Mum Mb y u BOARD OF EDUCATION xx CARL A. TONN E. C. DORN ARNOLD C. HEWITT President Director Clerk JAMES WILLIAMS MRS. ALYCE MARLIN WENDELL GARLAND Treasurer Director Director 10 ADMINISTRATORS SOCIETY-PAST TO PRESENT JOHN BRANSTROM; American History RONALD HUEBSCHEN; American History WESLEY KOHL; A merican History RICHARD MUELLER; World History, World Affairs FACULTY 11 PRECISION IS HA RRY BENSON, Business MRS. MARILYN PEDERSON, Business CATHERINE MCCAFFREY, Business JUNE HEDIN, Business DOMINANT MRS. MARILYN SCHROEDER, Business BARREL MIEDTKE, Bumess JAMES DEANE, American History, Physical Education MRS. JUDY SCI-IALOW, Physical Education FACULTY 13 LOGIC IS FUN DAMENTAL GLEN STROM, Mathematics JOHN ROBERTS, Mathematics OSCAR JOHNSON, Chemistry VW 14 FACULTY THOMAS TRUAX, Science Survey, Physics MARLO PUTZ, Biology WAYNE FISCHER Mathematics MRS. MERRY WACI-LAL, Mathematics CI-IA RLES LARSON, English DONALD OKERSON, English MRS. FLORA ROGGE, English BRUC E BAUER, English I , MRS. PHYLLIS WRUCKE, German 16 FACULTY GRASP IDEAS KAY PURRINGTON, English MRS. CYNTHIA ZIMBINSKI, French MRS. SUZANNE SOROM, Speech and English RICHARD JACKSON, English MRS. JUDITH KROOK Latin and English BARBARA KING English ABILITY PLAYS AN MRS. VIRGINIA DANIELSON, Home Economics '5'!!! rt WAYNE SWEDAL, Industrial Arts LEE GRESSER, Industrial Arts GENEVIEVE OLSON, Home Economics IMPORTANT ROLE MRS. ALI CE DALLMAN Art KENNETH BETZ, Drafting - Wood CLAYTON SMITH, Industrial Arts JOHN KOWALKE, Band JOHN HANSEN, Vocal Music GUIDANCE MRS. MARY ANDERSON, Nurse VERNON and SU SAN LOUIS, Librarians WARREN JOHNSON, Publications WILLIAM SHRAGG, Audio Visual 20 SPECIAL SERVICES ALICE TUSETH, School Psychologist FLORENCE FELKNOR, Junior Counselor RONALD BENSON, SOphomore Counselor ROGER GLAIM, Senior Counselor SPECIAL SERVICES 21 SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICE WORKERS, E. Salisbury, J. johnston, C. Kottke, and H. Voeltz assist administrative heads of School District i5f279. COORDINATING school activities are secretaries M. Martin, C. Ribich, K. Rigel- man, M. Rasmussen, and S. Small. OHS DAY CUSTODIANS, S. Nichols, M. Smith, G. Rauet, B. Baldwin, and F. Folwarski meet in the warehouse to get their daily work assignment. DES ENSURE EFFICIENCY SCHOOL COOKS: A. Holthus, E. Hartkopf, P. Zemske, C. Heckler, L. Unke, E. Kinghorn, C. Gannon, A. Kellar, R. Zophi, F. Alquist, C. Branch, M. Harff, and H. Opitz, enjoy a moment of relaxation before the noontime rush . WAITING for school to be dismissed, OHS bus drivers pose for ORIOLE picture. SCHOOL EMPLOYEES 23 STUDENTS OFFICERS KEN RAS MU SSEN Secretary DAVE HESS Vice President I JIM KNUTSEN Treasurer I SUE KA I-ILER President 3333 mm: FUTURE HOLDS PROMISE ADAMS, JEANNE AESHLIMAN, BONNIE ANDER SON, CAROL Griendliesq ANDER SON , CHERYL ANDERSON, DAWN ANDERSON, KAREN ANDERSON, LARRY ANDERSON, ROBERT ANDER SON, STEVEN 26 SENIORS ARGETSINGER, HARRY ARNESON, CAROL AUBART, LINDA AUSEN, GALE Most Talkativm AYERS, LINDA BALDWIN, GERA LD BALDWIN , JOHN BATES, NANCY BAUER, LARRY BELLAND, SHARON BENSON, DIANE BERGSTROM, LOIS Bashfu1 Blushelj BERNDT, MARJORIE BETTERMAN, SHARON BINTZ, DAVID BJORKE, ROBERT SENIORS 27 BLAIR, PETTIE BLESI, KATHLEEN Miss Shorq BOATMAN, MYRA BOBO, JUDITH BOSS, BETH ANN Most Studiou$ BOTTELSON, RUSSEL BRENDENBERG, RANDALL BREED, MARY BREYEN, LEONARD BROOKE, VIRGINIA BURKLAND, NANCY CAMERON , KAREN CARTER, THOMAS CHASE, DANIEL CHENEY, SHARON CHINANDER, LINDA Best Dressed 28 SENIORS CHRISTIAN, CLAY CHRISTOPHERSON, ROGER CLARK, JOANN Most Dram atiq CRAIG, LINDA CUNNINGHAM, CYNTHIA DA GLIO, GUISEPPE wriendliesn DA ILEY , ERN EST DALMAN, KAREN DANIELSON, BA RBARA DEVRIES, DIANE DOCKTER , CURTIS Bashfu1 Blusherg DORAN, DAVID DORN, JILL Cutest SmilQ DORNFELD, JAMES DRAKE, KATHLEEN DRA PER , JAMES SENIORS 29 DUBOIS, DONNA DUFFY, JEROME EBEL, KENNETH EBERT, LINDA EDENS, LARRY Biggest Flirq EKRUT, KIR STIN ER DMAN, RODN EY FEILER, MARY FELEGY, PAUL FERKINHOFF, MARLENE FERRY, IUDITH FINNEGAN, MARK FINSTAD, ROBERT FORBES, KINGSLEY um. Tam FORMO, PAUL FREDRICKSON, GARY UVIost Talente$ 30 SENIOR S ' J FREDRICKSON, JOYCE FRIEDL, MARILYN GRAMATZ, EILEEN GARZA, ROSALBA GEDATUS, TERRY GET CHELL, LINDA GLASMANN, RANDALL Most T alenteM GREEN, LINDA CRIMES, ELOISE GRENDAI-IL, ARNOLD GROSHONG, LARRY HAGEN , BETTY HALLBERG, BARBARA HALPAUS, KAREN HALVER SON, LINDA HA MMES , JO SEPI-I SENIORS 31 HANF, JOSEPH HARDING, SUE HARRIS, HELEN HARTKOPF, ROBERT Uviost T alkativd HAUFF , ALEXANDRA HAUGAN, THEODORE HAUGH, LOUISE HAUN, JAMES HAWKJN 3, JAMES HEATH , RICHARD HEIB, ROBERT HENDERSON, CALVIN HENNIG, MICHELE HENNIG, PATRICK HERBERG, TERRY Best Dresse$ HESS, DAVID 32 SENIOR S HILL, CHRISTOPHER HINRICHS, TERRE HIRMER, GARY Most Dramatiq HOF F , CHERYL HOLMES, JERRY HOLMQUIST, JA MES HOLST, JANE HOLTZ, LINDA HOWARD, LARRY HUMPHREY, DOUGLAS HUTH, BEVERLY ISACHSEN, GORDON Peppiesq IVERSON, GARY Mittiesq JACKLIN, DAVID JACOBSEN, GERALD JA COBSON , KATHLEEN SENIORS 33 JENSEN, MARICA JESZEWSKI, PAMELA MOSt Originah JOHNSON, ALAN JOHN SON, LAURENE 34 JOHNSON, SU SAN JOHNSON, WILLIAM JOPP, PAUL JORDE, DAVID JOSEWSKI, BONNIE KAHLER, SUSAN Peppies'Q KEATING, CHERYL KEENE, LARRY KEENE, MARSHA KELLY, JAMES KERN, KENNETH KETOLA, SHA RON UVIost Artistiq SENIORS KILIAN, KENNETH KING, BRUCE KINGHORN, MARVIN KLOSS, GAIL KNUT SEN , JA MES KOELBLINGER , CHERYL KOHLRUSCH, MI CHA EL KOSCIOLEK, JAMES KO SKI, EILEEN KOWALSKI, CHRI STINA KRAEMER , KATHLEEN KREBS, DARRELL KREMPIN, EVELYN LALONE, JEANINE LANZ, VICTORIA LARSEN, GREG SENIORS 35 LARSEN , SPENCE LARSEN, SUSAN LARSON, DONAVON Most Athletiq LAURIN , IRENE LEGAULT, KATHLEEN LEITHE, MICHAEL Most Artistiq LEITZKE, JOYCE LILJA, DARR ELL LILLIQUI ST, DA LE LINDGREN, DENNIS LOCKE, JAMES LOFGREN, SANDRA LOIJA, JOHN LUDWIG, LINDA MARTIN, JANICE MAUE, DALE 36 SENIORS MCCURDY, MARILYNNE MCDONALD, JAMES MCHUGH, JAMES MCKERNAN , COR ETTA MCLAIN, LINDA MEIER, CLAUDIA MELINE, LIN DA MENZEL, JEROME METCALF, JACK MEYER, ALLAN MICHELSON, DUANE MIKKOLA, KATHRYN MILLER, JACQUELYN NEDDERSON, ALURIE NELSON, DAVID NEUMANN, DONALD SENIORS 37 PET ER SON , ROBIN PETERSON, DARLENE POMERLEAU, RICHARD POPPEN, SHARON 38 SENIORS OLSON, BEVERLY OLSON, PEGGY OLSON, SUSAN ORCUTT, DAN ORNAT, DELORES OSTMAN, KENNETH PAYNE, GAYLE UVIiss Cutest Couplen PEARSON, SUSAN NIELSEN, NANCY O'BRIEN, NANCY OCHOCKI, ANITA OGLE, PATRICIA PRATT, ROBERT PURVIS, KATHLEEN QUIMBY, DEANNA QUIMBY, RICHARD RAJACICH, MERICO RAMBOW, SHARON RAMSTAD, DARLENE RASMUSSEN, KENNETH RAY, JAMES REINKING, CLEONE REXTRAW, MARY RICHTER, SHIRLEY RIGELMAN, BRUCE UWost Likely to Succech ROBINSON, GLORIA ROEN, RICHARD RODNEY, BARBARA SENIORS 39 ROTH, JOANN STE, MARIE, HHHTH SALZBRUNN, MA RY SANDBERG, NANCY SANDER SON, GAIL SCHLINK, ROBERT SCHOMMER , MARY SCHO MMER , MICHA EL SCHULTZ, CAROL UVIOSt Likely to Succee$ SCHUTT, MARCIA SCHUTTE, WAYNE SERY, GEORGE SETZLER, NANCY SHERER, CLAYTON JR. SIEBER, RICHARD SMITH, GREGORY 4O SENIORS SMITH, LOWELL SOMMERVOLD, DAVID SOPOZYK, JAMES SORBY, PAUL SORENSON, KARIN SOUTHWARD, JEAN STAPLES, JERRY STEIN, ROBERT STETLER, LINDA STIN SON , IA MES STOCKLER, SHARON Biggest FlirQ STREET ER, LINDA STROM, PATRICIA STURM, KAREN SULTZE, KATHRYN SUTTON, DAVID SENIORS 41 TAYLOR, THOMAS UVIr. Cutest Coupla TEICHROEW, MILDRED TERR ELL, PAMELA THOMPSON , CHRIS THOMPSON, ELIZABETH TISCI-INER, LOIS TONG, LAWRENCE TORGESON, MICHAEL Cutest Smilq TRIESCHMANN, GERRIE TRIPP, DAVID TROWBRIDGE, BRIAN TRUE, JONELL TUMA, NANCY UNKE, GARY VAN ES, SANDRA VANG, NANCY 42 SENIORS VICKERY, STEVEN VOLLRATI-I , GARY VOSS, LINDA Most Femininq WADSWORTH, NANCY WADSWORTH, RONALD WAITE, STEVEN WALSH, KAREN WARNKE, SUSAN WEBER, DARYL WEBER, TONY WEISS, MICHAEL WELCH, MARY WENTWORTH, LINDA WESTENSEE, LAURA WIBETO, KORNEL WICK, DOUGLAS SENIORS 43 WICKI-IAM, GERALD WILTSEY, JANICE WOOD, JOANNE W RI GHT, IA MES YAEGER, SANDRA ZACHOW, DONALD M0st Originah ZETTERVALL, JAMES ZUMWINKLE, JOAN ZYTKOVICZ, DOROTHY ALL RISING TO A GREAT PLACE- IS BY A WINDING STAIRCASE. 44 SENIORS We, the graduating class of 1965, take a moment out of our busy and active lives to remember a former classmate and friend, Don Hoff. Don, whose life came to a tragic ending, will be thought of often by those who knew him. IN MEMORIA M 45 Bovee, Terry Bracker, Dawn Bredenberg, Lora Brosdahl, Darell Brown, Donald Brown, Mary Bruntmeyer, Gary Burrell, Jon Buzzell, Doug Campbell, lusty Canfield, Steve Carland, Bob Carlson, Susan Cheslock, Jim Christensen, Dan Christine, Sue Chubb, Larry Collins, Gay Colombe, Colleen Colombe, Sandra Cook, Doug 46 JUNIORS Abrahamson, Mary Adelmann, Russell Aeshliman, Jean Aften, Jean Albrecht, Yvonne Almendinger, Susan Anderson, Betty Anderson, Bruce Anderson, Chris Anderson, Darrell Anderson, Gaynelle Anderson, Gigi Anderson, John Anderson, Nancy Armstrong, Philip Artis, Patricia Artis, Sandee Ayers, Wayne Ayshford, Susan Baker, Cathy Baker, Dennis Banet, Rick Becker, John Belland, Betty Bishman, Joyce Bjorke, Nancy Bobo, Jack Bolster, Dennis Bourke, Carol Bouvette, Glen JUNIORS GAIN STATURE OFFICERS Lynn Mattila - treasurer Marge Johnson - secretary Jean Zimmerman - Vice-president Shirley Lindberg - president Cook, Karen Coons, Dale Coons, Dean Corrow, Mary Cosse, Mickey Cottrell, Patrick Coulter, Barbara Countryman, Linda Craft, Warren Crowell, Merrilee Dahl, Judith Dahlin, John Dalrymple, Pamela Darsow Carol Dawley, Jay Dibble, Terry Djerf, Gary Ditter, Dora Dodds James Donner, Cheryl Dorholt, King Eberhart, Pamela Eden, David Edwards, Susan Eggerud, Terry Emholtz, David Erikson, Vicki Espelund, Richard Estlund, Chuck Etter, Carol 5 JUNIORS 47 Eull, Joseph Forbes, Scott Forsberg, Steven Forseman, Victoria Francis, Terry Frank, James Fundingsland, Suzan Galloway, Marvin Galloway, Michael Gammel, Gregory Garrison, Cathy Gaslin, David Gebhardt, Nancy Golling, Stephanie Grassie, Kathy Grimes, James Groshong, Deanna Grossinger, Donna Grossinger, Roger Gust, Jane Gustafson, Nancy Gustafson, Robert Gwynn, Steve Haglund, Sharon Hagstrom, Caren Hallberg, Nancy Hanson, Richard Harding, Sandra Harker, Janet Hartmann, Albert 48 JUNIORS Hass, Erling Hastings, Donald Haun, Lucy Heath, Russell Hegdahl. Jean Heidelberg, Mary Heinen, Francis Heinrich, Grant Hendrickson, Lavonne Hentges, Jim Herbig, Marion Hildenbmnd, Don Hill, Diana Howard, Joe Hurley, Terry Innes, Sandra Irwin, Leslie Isachsen, Lauren Janecke, Linda Jennings Barb Jensen, Brenda Jensen, Craig Johnson, Beverly Johnson, Jeanine Johnson, Jerome Johnson, John Johnson, Judith Johnson, Karen Johnson, Linda Johnson, Marjorie Johnson, Ricky Johnson, Steve Johnson, Susan Jones, Carol Josewski, Keith Kampa, Linda Kastendieck, Janice Kellar, Randy Kent, Judy Keprios, James Kiefner, David King, Joanne Knutson, Donna Kohlrusch, Penny Kolkowski, Frances Kraemer, Ruth Krieger, Linda Krieger, Michael Krier, Sandra Kuns, James LaBranche, Veronica JUNIORS 49 50 JUNIORS Wu. me nun. znur LaRose, Jim Lane, Pat Langner, Frances Larsen, Ed Larsen, Marilyn Larson, Robert Lauzon, Barbara Leadens, Terry Lee, Randy Leeper, Monica Leet, Bruce Legler, John Lembcke, Mary Lemberg, Marlene Libby, Carol Lien, David Lillestol, Kim Lind, Leighton Lindberg, Sally Lindberg, Shirley Lindbloom, Cheryl Locke, Claudia Loija, Sherill Lucht, James Lundeen, Steve Madson, Nancy Magelsson, Roald Magnuson, Paula Mahood, Judi Malsam, Carren Mans, Dick Martinson, Kathy Maurer, Marie Maurer, Marsha Massie, Veda Matteson, Wanda Mattila, Lynn Mattingley, Ed Mayfield, Mike McCarty, Marlice McKenzie, Dick McClearen, Roger McMahon, Barbara Mead, Norman Melsby, Carol Metcalf, Allen Meyer, Cheryl Meyer, Steven Mikkola, John Miller, Kathleen Mingo, Eddie Miskowic, Danny Morris, Philip Mortrude, Marke Munn, James Nelson, John Nelson, Linda. Nelson, Ron Nelson, Ronnie Neumann, Nancy Norberg, Susan O'Brien, Betty Odegaard, ROnaId Ogle, Linda Olson, David Olson, Phyllis Olson, Verne Ondarko, Pat Orgon, Ricky Ornat, Patricia Osfar, Joseph Ostmann, Carol Owens, Mary Palmquist, Pat Paquette, Renee Paulson, Gerald Pavlik, Linda Peach, Diane Pedersen, Pam Peters, Dawn Peterson, Linda JUNIORS 51 Rush, Barry Russell, John Ryan, Michael Salzbrunn, Diane Santo, Mary Schendel, Cheri Schulz, Cindy Schutte, Sandra Schwinden, Michael Scott, Vernon Scott, Virginia Seals, Linda Servaty, Linda Sienko, Daniel Skow Dan Smith, Bruce Smith, Dawn Smith, Donna Smith, Michael Snorek, Donald Soucy, Linda Spartz, Janice Spraungel, Douglas Squire, Michael St. George, Pat Staples, Cindy Stassen, Elizabeth Steen, Charles Stenson, Stanley Stetler, Randy JUNIORS Pfotcnhauer, Fred Pickering Tom Posthumus, Cliff Press, Peter Prince. Mike Purnick, Sue Rainville, Noble Ramberg Terry Reilly, Marie Reinking, Janice Retotnr, Linda Rettinghouse, Rita Reznicek, Sharlyn Richel, Jim Rickert, Gail Rigelman, Linda Robinson, Pat Rood, Kathy Ross, Mike Rourke, Tom Rulmyr, john V Stoltman, Sharon Strand, Susan Stroman. Daryl Sutherland, Linda Sutter. Sharon Swanson, Randy Swart, Clinton Swartout, Laurel Swenson, Randy Swanson, Rita Tadych, Mickey Taillifer, Homer Tanner, Nonie Thompson, Maggie Toedt, Christine Torrey, Suzanne Toso, Gerald Traut, Eugene Trombley, Paulette Trowbridge, Janine Truax, Katherine Ubelhoer, Diane Ulen, Dale VanDenBoom, Gary VanDenBoom, Kay Van Horn, Bob Van Steenwyk, Douglas Velander, Mark Vickroy, James Walker, Linda JUNIORS S3 Whiteoak, Allan Whittaker, Lloyd Wichmann, Linda Wick, Dennis Wilebski, Dennis Wiley, Roger Wilkinson, Merridy Wiltsey, Shirley Winans, Larry Wolfe, Jean Wolfgram, Billy Zimmerman, Jean Zimmerman, joan 54 JUNIORS OFFICERS Tom Nelson President Gary Cegon Vice-President Jay Joyner Treasurer Ann Draper Secretary Ackerman, Winney Adair, Gerald Adelmann, Judy Alquist, Larry Amundsen, Michael Anderson, Doug Anderson, Karen Anderson, Brent Anderson, James Anderson, Jennifer Anderson, Mark Arendt, William Armstrong, Judy Aydt, Connie Ayers, Irene Babcock, Ellen Albert, Gene Baker, Jean Banta, Chris Bates, Jim Barcus, Teresa Basel, Gerry Bauer, Charles Becker, Susan S 6 SOPHOMORES Bellman, Genevieve Bellman, Glynn Belland. Bruce Benincasa, Anthony Benson, Bonnie Berger, Kenneth Bergerson, Paul Bergstrom, Gary Bergstrom, Sandy Berneck, Mike Bertsch, Ronald Betterman, Bruce Bjerkebek, Mike Bork, Deborah Bornholdt, Sam Boston, Beverly Bracker, Deborah Branch, Bonnie Bredehoft, Richard Brodeen, Richard Broneske, Edwin Brown, Gregory Bujarski, Kerwin Burlingame, Linda Buzzard, Terrance Cnllander, Ron Campbell, Kathy Campbell, Laurel Campbell, Mary Cardinal, Delores Cargill, Richard Cargill. Roger Carlson, Sybil Carroll. Guy Casey, Tom Cegon, Gary Champain, Kelly Chance, Cheryl Chapman, Merrily Chester. Milton Chilstrom. Wayne Christiansen, Linda Coleman, B111 Colford. Sharon Condom, Susan Considine. Craig Coons, Ronald Cress. Martin Cross, Richard Curtis, Dana Dahlstrom. Dennis SOPHOMORES 57 Carey, Roger Dailey, Caroline Dalman, Glen Dalyrmple, Bill Danielson, Linda DeVries, Dennis Delaney, Kathy Denardo, Steve Derheim, Dan Dexter, Joy Dickenson, Darrell Dilley. Alan Danielson, Duane Donner. Mike Drake, Gary Draper, Arm Eccleston, Ed Eaton, Linda Engen, Howard Ericksen, Becky Erickson, Vicky Espland, David Eull, Mike Ewing, Mary Farley, Dan Felegy, Susan Ferley, Steve Fink, Ken Fisher, Sharon Fitzgerald, Pat Follett, Jean Fouquette, John Fourneia, Joan Frechette, Janine Freund, Rita Friestad, Marian Fritchman, Peggy Fusaro, Ken Gageby, David Ganske, Claudia Garza, Lupe Germundson, Gary Getchell, Jerry Gilbertson, Bob Gronfield, Ross Green, Rick Goth, Connie Gjerst, Kerry Gustafson, Larry Haenze, Cheryl Hagen, Kathy 58 SOPHOMORES Howe, Bruce Hunter, Judy Irvin, Tom Isaachsen, Kris Iten, Larry Jacobs, Bill Jacobsen, Kathy Jandro, Steve Janecke, Marcia Jasmer, Marcie Jennings, Carol Jensen, Don Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Darlene Johnson, Diane Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Paul Johnson, Wayne Jones, Steve Jorde, Carol Joyner, Jay Halpaus, Steven Halverson, Coleen Halverson, Ron Hamlin, Larry Hanson, Bonnie Hanson, Bruce Hanson, Mavis Halsach, Allan Hauff, Diane Haugh, Nancy Heiber, Cheryl Heidelberg, Janene Heinen, Joyce Heinen, Kathleen Henrich, Lynn Heintz, Mary Hendrick son, Loretta I-Ientges, Duane Hess, John Hess. Scott Hey, Jeannie Hill, Carrie Hill, Vicki Himmerich. Kathleen I-Iintzman, Mary I-Iirmer, Vicky Hoffman, Brigette Holmquist. Cheryl Holscher, Joyce Hoppenrath, Jean SOPHOMORES 59 Jungroth, Harold Kachman, Teresa Kahila, Karole Kahler, Linda Karlson, Eugene Kassick, Linda Keene, Sandra Keppel, Steven Kinney, Patricia Knaus, Pamela Knoblauch, Robert Knutsen, Ken Kobow, Karol Koehler, Kathy Koenig, Joyce Kohnen, Joanne Kraemer, Barb Kraemer, Dave Krieg, Bob Krussow, Bonnie LaBranChe, Phil LaPoint, Rickey Langston, Bob Lannan, Patricia Larkin, Bob Larsen, Kent Larsen, Mark Larsen, Paula Larsen, Scott Larsen, B111 Layman, Bill Leach, Jan Lee, Jan Leerhoff, Diane Leet, Jon Lehman, Barb Leitzke, Bob Lembcke, Anna Lichtenberg, Lannie Lien, Greg Lilliquist, Larry Lindblom, Pam Lindgren, Bruce Lofgren, Mike Long, Mark Longen, Pam Longson, Lynette Look, Jim Luka, Beth 6O SOPHOM ORES Lundquist, Barry Lynch. Alan Maasson, Diane Madir, Jerry Maege. Vello Magnuson, Donna Mahnke. Dale Malikowskt Peggy Moultin, Cindy Marks, Cindy Martinson, Karl Mason, Linda Mane, Janet MaGaughey. Larry MCLa in, Pearl McLearan, Larry McMullan, Bonnie MCNeilley, Mike McClean, Richard McLean, Ron Mehaffey, Linda Menard, Renee Meinhardt, Shirley Meister, Linda Metcalf, Bill Meyer, Mike Miller, David Miller, Linda Milne, Greg Mohler, Sharon Morin, Roger Moulton, Cindy Murschell, Linda Nacey, Sharon Nagel, Mark Nanneson, Randy Nelson, Carolyn Nelson, Tom Neu, Bill Neumann, Janice Neidenfuer, Terry Nikischini, Ludmilla Noble, Jack Norman, Jeff Nyquist, Nancy Officer, Bill Ogg, Lin Olge, Sue Meintz. Karen Ohman, Janet Olson. Barb SOPHOMORES 61 Olson, Bruce Olson, Mike Olson, Pat Olson, Dick Orton, Mary O'Rourke, Pat Ouelette, Margaret Palmquist, Larry Panchshyn, Orla Peach, Linda Peterson, Becky Peterson, Perry Piehowski, Judy Pratt, Larry Porter, George Press, Paul Primmer, Vicky Rath, Shirley Ray, Susan Reed, Robert Reinke, Debbie Retzlaff, Larry Rextraw, James Reidesal, Cindy Ripsin, Carol Rogers, Gary Root, Linda Rosnow, Lynette Rouillard, Bonnie Rouillard, Carol Rubin, Nancy Rudolph, Hazel Ruff, Wayne Ruths, Elizabeth Peterson, Rudy Sandberg, Larry Sanderson, Carol Sansom, Jean Sartell, Kathy Sathre, David Saxton, Michael Schadewald, Georgia Schafbuch, Darlene Schenc, Lorella Schriener, Mike Schultenhover, Gerrie Schultz, Gene Schultz, Paul Schultz, Brenda Schutt, Charles Seaton, Phillip 62 SOPHOMORES Strong, Carol Strychar, Brenda Stubbs, Bill Sundeen, Charles Swanson, Jolynne Swing, Nancy Taylor, Nancy Techau, David Thompson, Jean Tong, Bill Tonn, Mary Toso, Mark Townsend, Barb Tripp, Tom True, Victoria Tucker, Sue Vagel, Barb Varner, Dan Vollrath, Paulette Volner, Mike Wadsworth, Paula Sengir, Francis Sery, Mary Severson, Dennis Sheehan, Carol Sherer, Harry Sills, Melaney Simons, Susan Skinner, Mike Skowronek, Kathy Sloss, Ray Small, Olivia Smentek, Larry Smith, Diana Smith, Merrilee Snetsinger, William Sommerfield, Connie Spah, Steven Spencer, Carl Spencer, Sue Springer, Sharon St. George, Diane St. George, Nancy Ste. Marie, Janet Stadler, Cathy Stearns, Richard Stockler, Diane Stockler, Donald Storts, Richard Stroman, Duane Strommer, Lloyd SOPHOMORES 63 64 SOPHOMORES Wadsworth, Sue Wampach, Janice Warner. Neil Warner. Susan Watson, Janet Watson, Larry Weberg, Sue Weese, Arlene Weiner, John Weiss, Sharon 'Wellman. Joel Westensee, Greg White, Doug Wick, Beverly VVickham, Danny Wickham, David Wischers, Arthur Wiley. Bonnie Wilkenson, Jolene Williams, Maradee Wilmes, William Wodarck, Gerald Wright, John Yaeger, Michael Zemske, Gene Zimmer, Don Zimmerman, Joyce Zins, Mary Gene Albert Larry Aubart Don Barthel Susan Bender Gene Carlson Vickie Duenow Danny Derhein Joe Elliott Wayne Flaten Harry Grambart Jim Halter Chuck Hanson Dick Hempfer Kathy Jackson Steve Johnson Susan Johnson Carol Lindquist Mary McCormick Karen Meints Ken Miller Jim Newton Jan Norbeck John Olson Bill Osborn Rudy Peterson Ray Parisse Dale Quam Jim Rentas Larry Roscoe Ron Ryan Sheldon Solbro Barb Swanson Jerry Wilson Pat Wittmers SO PHOMORES 65 WD- AMMW , mmwawgm w: SPECIAL EVENTS MEMORABLE HIGHLIGHTS c. HOMECOMING ,54 EMCEES Dave Hess and Sharon Stockler ham it up dm- . Tomb tion festivities. EXPRESSIONS OF TENSION are depicted on the faces of :Lttendants and candidates. 68 HOMECOMING 1: w L r m WN ' HOMECOMING ROYALTY: L. Chinander, D. Zachow, L. Mattila, D. Tripp, S. Kahler, J. Knutson, G. Daglio, J. Dom, D. Larson, L. Voss, 1M. Voss, M. Torgeson, A. Draper, J. Zettervall, L. Bergstrom. K. Forbes, MC S. Stockler, D. Hess. . . .CAUGHT IN THE MOOD 7O HOMEC OMING At Osseo, Homecoming was not an ordinary event. Weeks of planning and anticipation heralded its arrival. First on the agenda was Thursd ay night's festivities. The cheerleaders sparked a pep fest in the gym which was followed by a student variety show. Highlights of this show were a drum solo by Brian Trowbridge, an appearance by the St. Paul Drum and Bugle Corps, directed by junior Mike Schwinden, and folk tunes by the Highlanders. Sharon Stockler and Dave Hess served. as emcees for both the variety show and coronation. Final tension mounted as each candidate received a foil-Covered rose. Jill Dorn opened hers to find a white rose, symbolic only to Her Majesty. Gus performed honorary duties by placing the crown on Jill's head. On Friday afternoon, the band led a colorful parade down mainstreet Osseo. The class of 1966 won first place in the float division. Homecoming night, the Orioles trounced St. Paul Park by a 21-0 margin. Following the game, The Torqueys provided music for the Homecoming Dance. THE HIGHLANDERS sing. i GUS LENDS his services. DANCING to the music of the Torqueys. HOMEC OMING 71 OHS ACTORS HAVE AFTER A SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTION, a jovial Mr. Okerson appeared with cast members: Eric Eccelston, Gary Hirmer, JoAnn Clark and Monica Leeper. 72 DRAMATIC ACTIVITIES Dramatics received an extra boost this year due to the addition of dramatics t0 the school's curriculum. This is an indication of the increased interest in dramatics by students . The fall play, Thunder on Sycamore Street, was well-supported by the stu- dent body. Approximately sixty students tried out for the various parts . During the winter months, students of Mrs. Sorom's dramatics class prepared The Dancing Princesses for presentation to the elementary schools . Meanwhile, Mr. Okerson and cast were busy rehears- ing the one-act play for contest. Through the se activities, many stu- dents became Thespians . Membership is acquired upon earning twenty points in theatrical projects . THE KNACK THESPIAN OFFICERS, STANDING: Bruce Rigel- man sec'y. , and Eric Eccelston v. pres. SEATED: Susie Torrey, Treas. and Gary Hirmer, Pres. COLORFUL PAGES Sue Strand and Sandra Yeager prepare stage props for production. DRAMATIC ACTIVITIES 73 g ; I i MUSIC AND MOTION RATE DA NC ES 74 SUPREME AT OHS DANCES SNO-DAYS HIGHLIGHT Thursday night, January 14, led off the fes- tivities With the coronation ceremonies . Under Mr . Kowalde's direction, the band provided regal musiC-for Her Majesty's Court. Last year's King, Doug Bryant, and Queen, Laurie Stack, presided over the crownng of the King and Queen for 1965 . After a vocal solo by Gary Fredrickson, the mistress and master of ceremonies Carol Anderson and Don Zachow announced the awaited news by Crowning Linda Ebert and Jim Knutson Sno-Queen and King for 1965. Friday night found the Oriole Cagers Victor- ious in a Close 64-62 win over Forest Lake. Sno-Days activities were brought to a close that night as the Royalty reigned over the Sno-Dance . Music was provided by Jack and the Rippers . CAROL ANDERSON helps the new King into his robe. THE ROYAL COURT: Emcees Carol Anderson and Don Zachow; Sophomores Judy Armstrong and Tom Tripp; Sophomore escort Gary Cegon; Seniors Ginger Brooke and Mike Torgeson; Queen Linda Ebert; King Jim Knutson; 1964 King Doug Bryant; 1964 Queen Laurie Stack; Seniors Gayle Payne and Don Larson; tnot picturedy and Jun- iors Marge Johnson and Jim Keprios. W6 l . fx ' l 9 9 9 9 , X m 3 y ' , w l.y a t 4.8 bh .. .h e. 96 I- h e I .4 211111111 MIDWINTER MONTHS LINDA EBERT is crowned 1965 Sno-Days queen by Don Zachow. gig V: 3,? 9; ? 3.x , 1x ; MASTER AND Mistress of Ceremonies, Don Zachow and Carol Anderson, in- troduce Sno -Days royalty. SENIOR VOCALIST, Gary Fredrick- son, sings a selection from West Side Story. SNO-DAYS 77 QUEEN LINDA AND KING JIM SNO-DANCE-GRAND FINALE KING AND QUEEN lead grand march of royalty. DANCING WITHOUT SHOES is much easier and much less confining. DANCERS stop for refreshments and relaxation. JACK AND THE RIPPERS set a festive mood for the Sno-Dance. SNO- DAYS 79 $1 ,sisaa3xguww . i331??,.,. XKZQ i. ORGANIZATIONS STU DENTS REVIEWING MINUTES, are council officers B. Lepsch, Parliamentarian;B. Rigelman, Business . . Manager; L. Voss, Secretary; B. Hartkopf, STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES discuss pertment top1cs at President, and K, Cameron, Vice-president. weekly meeting. The Student Council again furnished a voice for the students, in student government. This year's council initiated a home- room system of representation. The council carried on many ac- tivities during the year, those being, the Homecoming parade, Sno-Days, and the presentation of a $100 scholarship. With the co-operation of the OHS faculty, the council was able to revive the Faculty Basketball Game. The council served the school by regulating the dress code, dances and operated a bookstore. These projects, under able leadership, served to make this year's council a successful group. STUDENT COUNCIL, FRONT ROW: R. Garza, D. Varner, S. Forsberg, J. Joyner, T. Nelson, S. Stockler, G. Brooke, J. Dorn. ROW TWO: G. Hey, M. Sery, V. Hirmer, C. Stadler, J. Gust, B. O'Brien, K. Dorholt, Y. Albrecht, J. Aften, S. Forbes, T. Tripp. ROW THREE: J. Zimmerman, A. Draper, J. Hawkins, P. Forrno, K. Rasmussen, J. Dahl, S. Lindberg, A. Delaney, T. Barcus, S. Golling, G. Payne, G. Daglio, J. Locke, K. Purvis, J. Watson. UTILIZE ART OF SPEECH 5333103? sftsm'i 7 p DEBATE, SEATED: J. True, C. Schultz, S. Torrey, Y. Albrecht. STANDING: D. Smith, B. Rigelman, S. Forsberg, M. Ryan, S. Stenson, L. Winans, M. Owens, I. Kastendieck. 1965 has proven successful and eventful for the Debate team. In addition to weekly tournaments hosted by Skyline schools, the debators participated in tournaments throughout the state. The debate topic was, Resolved: That nuclear weapons should be controlled by an international organization. REVIEWING THE NEWS are Debate Officers: Carol Schultz, Pres. ; Bill Lepsch, Vice-Pres. ;Jone11True, Sec. ; and Steve Forsberg, Treas. RESEARCH AND ORGANIZATION are essential to good debating. DEBATE 83 ORIOLE STAFFERS RELIEVE DEADLINE CONFUSION READY AND WILLING, ORIOLE adviser Miss McCaffrey is a famil- iar person in room 121 after school. CLASS EDITORS Patti Palmquist. . . . . . . . . . Junior Sue Strand . . . . . . . . . . . Junior Marian Friestad . . . . . . . Sephomore 1 Carol Arneson . . . . . . . . . . Senior 1 Kathy Jacobson . . . . . . . . . Senior Jeanne Adams . . . . . . . . . . Senior EDITORS IN CHIEF: Randy Glasmann and Jean Southward and art editor, Mike Leithe make final decisions on the sports division page. 84 ORIOLE 1 m wm 4x ORIOLE STAFFERS work on upcoming deadline. The ORIOLE staff, a group of Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors, devote a large portion of their time every week to work on setting up picture schedules to more brainracking things like writing COpy, outlines, and headlines. Often times these students sacrifice sleep and miss assignments to make a deadline on time. The members of the staff are just as important as the editors, who make most of the decisions. Without peOple to get ads, take pictures, and other time -consuming jobs, the ORIOLE would not get completed. The ORIOLE staff is very independent and creative group where individual thinking is encouraged. To the students, the ORIOLE is just a school yearbook, but to the students who put in many hard hours of work on it, it is a more personal thing, a work of art and creativity. Susie Torrey . . . . . . . COpy Ed. Spence Larsen . . . . . Co -Bus. Ed. Jean Aften. . . . . . . . Index Ed. Shirley Lindberg . . . . Co -Bus. Ed. Gordon Isachson . . . . . Sports Ed. EDITORS SUSIE AND JEAN review old annuals for headlines. max $3.3m iigl? g; :u 33W LEM mu $5 59! NE Ems: Hl-TRAIL PRESENTS The energetic staff of the Osseo HIeTRAIL, un- der the watchful eye of their advisor, Mr. Bauer, provides complete and exacting coverage of 311 school events. 'The papeI is a nnonthly pukHication, but special issues, such as the April Fool's issue are also printed. This year, by a special grant of the School Board, allstudents:received.copies ofthe.H1-TTtAILJfree charge. This proved to be a great boost in the interest shouulthe paper and us staff. The staff puts many long hours of hard work be- fore Unapaper reaches dmahands ofits readers. As- signments must be given, written, and edited. The lay-out and printing must be completed. Then finally, copies artzfolded,and.passed outththe student body. u sung? tg? MANAGING EDITOR Carol Schultz - , - '7 ' 2 . -- T. . and News Editor Linda Voss arrange MMWISUWIESWWEIM STMUIMW articles and pictures for a coming issue of the Hi-Trail. LOOKING OVER a past edition are Exchange Editor Carol Anderson and Circulation Managers Jeanne Adams and Nancy Nielson. Um 86 HI -TRA1L MONTHLY STORY OF EVENTS 'u 3 i t o X $.15, H , w; . m 3 ? 18 BUSINESS MANAGER J. True, Cartoon Editor, S. Ketola and J. Miller and M. Breed, Club News, scan an old Hi-Trail for new ideas. PICTURES for the Sports page are planned by Sports Editors E. Eccleston, B. Rigelman and Photographer P. Schultz. HI-TRAIL STAFF MANAGING EDITOR ............ CAROL SCHULTZ NEWS EDITOR .............. LINDA VOSS CLUB NEWS .............................. MARY BREED JACKIE MILLER SPORTS EDITORS ............ BRUCE RIGELMAN ERIC ECCLESTON CARTOON EDITOR ............ SHARON KETOLA BUSINESS MANAGER ............... JONELL TRUE EXCHANGE EDITOR ......... CAROL ANDERSON CIRCULATION MANAGERS...NANCY NIELSEN JEANNE ADAMS COLUMNISTS ..................... LOIS BERGSTROM KATHY SULTZE. VICKY LANZ. SANDY LOFGREN, LINDA GETCHELL AND GALE USEN. PHOTOGRAPHY .................... PAUL SCHULTZ REPORTERS LOIS BERGSTROM. LINDA GETCHELL. GALE AUSEN, MARY FEILER, CAROL ANDERSON. PENNY ZYTKOVICZ. BETH BOSS, MARY BREED, JACKIE MILLER, JAN KASTEN- DIECK, RICKY JOHNSON. JOHN NELSON. CYNDI CUNNINGHAM. DAN VARNER. LARRY EDENS, PAUL FORMO, KEN RASMUSSEN, VIKKI TRUE. MARIAN FRIESTAD, SUSAN STRAND. PAM LANGEN. LINDA STETLER. YVONNE ALBRECHT. JOYCE FREDRICKSON. JOANNE CLARK. TERRY HURLEY AND STAN STENSON. ADVISOR - MR. BRUCE BAUER GUS AND AFS FOSTER GUS cuts decorations for the A. GUS pauses during class for a thoughtful moment. F. 5. Holly Hop. Guiseppe Daglio, our foreign exchange student, became popularly known as Gus . Gus came from southern Swit- zerland and found his year at Osseo very interesting and much like home . He lived with the Cal Forbes family. Gus was active during the year, participating in Student Council, A. F. 5., Band, and Gymnastics. Through Gus, Osseo students have gained further in- sights into international understanding. After an extended tour to New York and Washington, D. C ., Gus returned to Switzerland . INTERNATIONAL HARMONY AFS MEMBERS BUSILY prepare decorations for Holly I-Iop. Raising money to enable a foreign exchange student to come to Osseo for a year and send one of our stu- dents abroad is the main objective of the American Field Service Club. Funds were obtained through spon- soring such activities as the Holly Hop and the AFS weekend. Upon passing local eliminations and screening by the New York office, Nancy Wadsworth was sent to Finland for the summer. Likeable Guiseppe, Gus Daglio from Switzerland became our student in return. OHS students combined efforts to make his year an enjoy- able and memorable one of studying and living in Osseo. Under the direction of Mrs . Rogge, AFS aims at promoting fur- ther school interest in foreign lands. AFS OFFICERS: K. Purvis, president; 8. Torrey, sec'y-treas.; and M. Breed, v.pres.; talk with Gus. AFS 39 POLYGLOTS SPUR STU DY The French, Latin, and Ger- man students of Osseo have an opportunity to join Polyglots, an organization which promotes learning and understanding of the languages and countries being studied. Only a few meetings are held during the year, which con- sist mostly of having fun. Under the leadership of the officers and language teachers Mrs. Wrucke, Mrs. Zimbinsi, and Mrs. Krook, the Club attempts to instill in it's members a greater interest for other languages, as well as their own. I 2;. i SENIOR BILL LEPACH leads Polyglot group in German Schnitzel- bank song. POLYGLOT OFFICERS J. Nelson, G. Isachsen, J. T050, and E. Eccelston eXamine controls for the new language lab. uh w t: wiiggigigi 3 9O POLYGLOTS STUDENTS EXPLORE THE WORLD OF SPEECH; ART PERSONS PARTICIPATING IN '65 speech activities are:Y. A1brecht,C. Arneson, B. Boss, G.C011ins, K. Dalman, E. Eccleston, B. Finstad, R. Garza, L. Getchell, B. Heib, G. Hirmer, R. Johnson, J. Kastendieck, M. Leeper, B. Lepsch, V. Massie, J. Miller, M. Mortrude, B. Rigelman, M. Ryan, C. Schultz, D. Smith, D. Snorek, S. Stenson, L. Sutherland, V. True, M. Welch. ' MAKING VALENTINE DECORATIONS for the cafeteria are art club members and advisor Mrs. Dallman. ART CLUB MEMBERS schedule plans of various activities. SPEECH AND ART 91 F H A PREPARES GIRLS FOR THE HOMEMAKERtS LIFE One of the main goals of the FHA this year has been to interest more girls in doing service projects, meet- ing new people, and in general having fun. Meetings have been held once a month, and officers' meetings have been held one or two weeks before regular meetings. We opened this year with a coke party and a general planning session. Later there was a speaker on hair- styles and hair care. Some projects, which were really more fun than work, were selling pom-pons and making toys for children in hospitals. The club also invited another chapter as guests to a dinner and basketball game. AN ATTENTIVE AUDIENCE listens to a guest speaker. F.H.A. OFFICERS, Marsha Keene, Linda Stetler, Gay Collins, Rita Swenson, Kathy Truax, Lois Bergstrom, and Penny Zytkovicz prepare a tasty meal. 92 F.H.A. ADDING SPARK AND COLOR to the marching band are pom pom girls Standing J. Dahl, P. Palmquist, B. Aeshliman, G. Brooke, $nee1inQN. Gebhardt-alternate, and G. Payne. MUSICALLY INCLINED students congregate first hour for Girls' Glee Club. 'B' BAND explores field of music. 'A' BAND, ROW ONE: G. Daglio, C. Anderson, C. Cunningham, K. Walsh. ROW TWO: V. Lanz, D. Snorek, G. Paulsen, S. Warnke, L. Mehaffey, D. Larsen, K. Dalman, L. Getchell. ROW THREE: 8. Lofgren, M. Lemberg, A. Johnson, L. Alquist, L. Himich, B. Krussow, R. Glasmann, G. Brown, T. Haugan, S. Warner, B. Betterman. ROW FOUR: S. Torrey, C. Schultz, P. Jeszewski, M. Sery, J. Ohman, S. Johnson, E. Eccleston, E. Eccleston, W. Chilstrom, C. Jensen, J. Haun, B. HartkOpf. BANDSMEN ENGAGED IN DIRECTOR JOHN KOWALKE reviews music scores. Under the direction of Mr. John Kowalke, the Osseo Senior High Band under- takes a Wide variety of activities. In the summer the marching band takes part in many parades, including the Aqua- tennial parades. The band trip is one of the summer's highlights. During football season, the band prac- tices drills and routines daily. The band performs these halfetime shows at all home games. T hroughout the remainder of the year the band is kept busy playing at pepfe sts, basketball and hockey games, and rehears- ing and presenting concerts, not to mentidn all the diligent work put in by each member individuallv. Also the students take on solo and emsemble selections . All of these things add up to one objective, that being a well-rounded group of people Who enjoy expressing themselves through their love for music. 'A' BAND, ROW ONE: T. Hurley, K. Grassie, S. Norberg, C. Toedt. ROW TWO: J. King, T. Frances, S. Lindberg, L. Roscoe, C. Nelson, N. Taylor, K. Himmerich. ROW THREE: T. Pickering, G. Isachsen, P. Schultz, S. Jones, R. Stortz, D. Sieber, J. Toso, J. Nelson, J. Leet, P. McLain, C. Steen. ROW FOUR: S. Forbes, R. Gronfield, D. Maue, J. Keprios, A. Hartmann. STANDING: P. Armstrong, C. Haenze, J. True, L. Pratt, P. Felegy, J. Johnson. YEAR-ROUND SCHEDULE ASSUMING apprOpriate stance, is BAND OFFICERS: R. Glasmann, president; D. Larsen, v. 1964 drum major Gordon Isachsen president; V. Lanz, sec'y-treas.; study concert materials. CHOIR, BOTTOM ROW: S. Ogle, L. Haugh, N. Nielsen, M. Maurer, L. Kahler, G. Ericson, Y. Al- brecht, C. Christine, B. O'Brien, S. Kahler. ROW TWO: S. Tucker, J. Hunter, B. Strycher, C. Gan- ske, C. Jones, V. Lanz, J. Dahl, G. Rickert, N. Johnson, J. Clark, M.Ewing, J. JohnSOn, L. Berg- strom. ROW THREE: C. Anderson, K. Knutsen, M. Schommer, T. Hansen, J. Johnson, 8. Stenson, M. Finnegan, C. Dockter. ROW FOUR: B. Officer, C. Hanson, D. Spraungel, L. Edens, P. Hennig, J. Knutsen, D. Skov. CHOIR STRIVES FOR SMALL GROUP, BOTTOM ROW: S. Christine, L. Bergstrom, S. Kahler, N. Nielsen, C. Koelblinger, G. Ausen, S. Schutte, J. Aften. ROW TWO: C. Dockter, S. Stenson, P. Hennig, D. Skov, P. Formo, G. Fredrickson, J. Southward, L. Getchell. One of the Chief goals of the eighty -two member choir and the sixteen member small group is to understand and communi- cate music. Guided by the superb direction of Mr. John Hansen, the Osseo Senior High Choir has completed another successful year. Among the choir's numerous activities were singing at Brookdale Shopping Center, pre- senting the annual Christmas and Spring concerts, touring to various high schools, competing in the District music contest, and singing for Baccalaureate and com- mencement. As the final echoing notes of The Halls of Ivy die at commencement, the '64 Choir will look back fondly and with pride upon a year of hard work and joyful har- mony. CHOIR BOTTOM ROW: M. Berndt, N. Tanner, J. Dom, L. Walker, B. Wiley, M. Corrow, S. Moh- ler, M. Schommer, S. Weberg, K. Garrison G. Collins. ROWTWO:C.Koe1blinger,C.Skrownek, G. Ausen B. Boss, 3. Bergstrom S. Lindberg, C. Stadler, J. Holst, J. Aften, M. Hintz, S. Schutte, M. Jensen, Mr. Hansen. ROW THREE: K. Cameron, L. Getchell, J. Southward, M. Hennig, P. Larsen, J. Wright, M. Tonn, B. Kraemer, B. Coulter, J. Ste. Marie. ROW FOUR: B. Krieg, P. Formo, G. Fredrickson, A. Meyer, B. Hieb, D. Robertson, C. Demoss. EXACTN ESS Sue Kahler . . . . . . president Jill Dom. . . . . . . treasurer Lois Bergstrom . .Vice president Larry Edens. . . . . . secretary CHOIR 97 HALL GUIDE, Yvonne Albrecht, gathers tardy slips. Serving the school and its members, student aides lend a helping hand to all by performing duties to aid the school. By giving up his or her study hall, students become part -time foreman in the industry of learning. Whether it be in the library, kitchen, AV room, hall, or office --these willing workers can always be depended on. LIBRARY AIDS keep library in working order. 1965 REPRESENTATIVES on Donaldson's and Dayton's Teen Boards, are Lois Bergstrom and Kathy Purvis. ANSWERING THE PHONE is important to proper office procedure. PART TIME FOREMEN IN INDUSTRY OF LEARNING CLASSIFYING FILMS for A -V use is Junior Gary Van Den Boom. KITCHEN AIDES enact ten- minute scrub before dinner. CLUBS STIMULATE THOUGHT After several years' absence, Osseo again has a chess club. The sixteen members meet every two weeks and compete in round robin tournaments. Through these tournaments, members receive honor placements. The Club was advised by M. Oscar Johnson. Scientifically minded students were given the opportunity to pursue their interests through the science Club. Individual and group projects were stressed. The club was under the direction of Mr. Thomas Truax. CHESS CLUB, SEATED L-R: J. Russell, M. Mayfield, G. Paulson, B. Rigelman. STANDING, L-R: E. Larson, M. Ferkinhoff, J. Joyner, L. Winnans. SCIENCE CLUB, SEATED L-R: C. Talgs, D. Varner, J. Newton. STANDING: B. Officer, L. Roscoe, E. Eccleston, C. Hanson, R. Gronfield, J. Olson, G. Zemske. GIRLS FIND NEW FIELD OF ACTIVITY IN GYMNASTICS The Girls' Gymnastic Club is a new club for the promotion of interest in girls' Sports, especially in the area of gymnastics. To improve the skills in the use of gymnastic competition was the main objective of this club. Tryouts were held in the fall of the school year for admittance in the club. The membership was limited to thirty girls. These girls had to give at least one demonstration during the year. Also, two instructors helped the girls to become better acquainted with gymnastic skills. In addition to introducing the girls to gymnastic skills, the club improves Sportsman- ship and supplements the school's phySical fitness program. OFFICERS Jean Zimmerman, Nancy Wadsworth, Joan Zimmerman plan years' activities. PRACTICE BOARD is used in preparation for balance beam. V. GAA, THE WORKING CLUB G.A.A. OFFICERS: Marcia Jensen, Vice-Pres.; Cheryl Haenze, SOph. Rep.; Randy Glasmann, Pres. ; Jean Zimmerman, Sports Mgr. ; Jean Aften, Sec. ; and Shirley Linde berg, Treas. CLEANING THE FIELD is a regular Saturday activity for GAA girls. RUGGED GIRLS Clean up Friday night's mess. Active, athletic girls made the GAA one of the most energetic Clubs, in Osseo this year. Their agenda for the year included gymnastics, bas- ketball, volleyball, judo, and track. Besides their weekly activity meeting, the girls ran the coffee stand, two football concession stands, and kept the football field in A -1 condition. New ideas for a better GAA were brought to the Club from their rep- resentatives to the state convention. Competitive spirit heightened as the girls attended invitational track meets and volleyball tournaments. SCHOOL SPIRIT SCHOOL SPIRIT 103 VIEWING from the sidelines of the Fridley wrestling meet, Special Sports cheerleaders cheer their team on. 104 CHEERLEA DERS 'A' Team Cheerleaders, Top to Bottom: J. Zimmerman J. Zimmerman B. Belland L. Mattila S. Kahler, captain G. Brooke During the year, the cheerleaders of Osseo High School have encouraged school spirit among their fellow students. Cheering for the various sports of foot- ball, basketball, wrestling, hockey, gymnastics, and cross country, the girls have led very active schedules. As in previous years, the first dance of the year was sponsored by the cheerleaders to raise money to send some of them to camp this summer. This fund was also contributed to by the selling of booster buttons during the year. CHEERLEADERS SPECIAL SPORTS CHEERLEADERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. McMahon, J. Aften, V. Lanz, C. Anderson, L. Rigel- man, J. Gust. 'B' TEAM CHEERLEADERS, TOP TO BOT- TOM: J. Hiedelberg, N. Nyquist, C. Chance, C. Stadler, C. Haenze, P. Lind- PROMOTE PEP SUE STRAND is assisted into her costume of Oriole mascot by alternate Yvonne Albrecht. CHEERLEA DERS 105 my? W , . fwt?mw m 1' The 1964 Osseo cross-country team enjoyed another fine season, winning both the Skyline Con- ference and District 16 Championships for the fourth consecutive year. The Region IV meet, however, proved to be a major disappointment; the Orioles placed fourth and failed to qualify for the State meet for the first time in four years. The Oriole-harriers also added the Metro-Invitational title and placed fourth in the Swain Invitational, competing against twenty- five teams, including the best in the state. The three top runners this season were Curt Dockter, Ken Rasmussen, and Paul Formo. Dockter took the individual crown in the Skyline, District, and Region meets and placed fifth in the State meet as Osseo's only representative. Much of the credit for the team's success must go to Coach Deane, whose enthusiasm for cross-country has made Osseo a major power in this great sport. In Mr. Deane's six years of coaching, the Orioles have won four Skyline, five District, and two Region championships, and one Swain Invitational crown. CROSS COUNTRY CAPTAIN Ken Rasmussen goes over meet results with Coach Deane. HARRIERS FIN D CHALLENGE CROSS-COUNTRY, BOTTOM ROW: T. Haugan, J. Campbell, H. Argetsinger, T. Taylor, B. Anderson, K. Rasmussen, C. Hill, P. Formo, J. Toso, C. Dockter. ROW TWO: T. Seals, D. Baker, K. Bujarski, M. May- field, R. Callander, L. Alquist, D. Miller, M. Saxton, D. Eden, V. Maegi, ROW THREE: Mr. Deane, R. Bredehoff, J. Joyner, R. Nelson, C. Christian, S. Bornholdt, J. Russell, M. Galloway, J. Hess, P. Jopp. at i p M E! NMIQ! T g m .1. t M TEiDLES 5:35;, us mam; ' 3RI01EF K TOP 7 RUNNERS: P. Formo, T. Haugen, J. Toso, C. Docktor, K. Rasmussen, J. Camp- bell, and H. Argetsinger pace '64 Cross Country onto victory. IN 64 COMPETITION COACH DEANE gives words of encouragement to Senior Curt Docktor before the State Cross Country meet. CROSS COUNTRY team members relax after another victorious meet. C ROSS C OUNT RY 109 INDIVIDUALITY PLAYS SCOREBOARD 57. . . . Nokomis - Second Place OHS OPP 20 . . . . Moundsview . . . . . . . . . . 35 26. . . . Hopkins . . . . . . . . . . . 35 15 ....Fridley . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 St. Paul Park . . . . . . . . . 79 33 . . . . Forest Lake . . . . . . . . . . 31 Spring Lake Park . . . . . . . . 61 1 25.... BrooklynCenter. . . . . . . . 39 Centennial..........70 36 . . . . Metro Invitational - First 21....Rbeinsdale. . . . . . . . . .69 COOper............39 160. . . Swain Invitational - Third 30. . . . Conference Meet - First 44 . . . . District 16 - First 81. . . . Region IV - Fourth TOP ORIOLE RUNNER, Curt Dockter paced ORIOLES to victory in conference and district meets. He showed his superior ability by placing fifth in state competition. 110 CROSS-COUNTRY MAJOR ROLE CHEERLEA DERS spark enthusiasm at cross-country meets. KEN RASMUSSEN wears smile of team victory. WAITING for the starting signal, OHS harriers anticipate victory. Wkwxsr . CROSS-COUNTRY 111 'A' FOOTBALL, BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Carlson, D. Tripp, B. Johnson, J. MCHugh, D. Zachow, J. Locke, D Larson, M. Torgeson, K. Forbes, L. Edens, Mr. Hansen. ROW TWO: R. Bredenberg, R. Bottleson, E. Eccles- ton, J. Zettervall, T. Carter, D. Jorde, G. Vollrath, D. Miller, J. Knutsen, J. Wickham. ROW THREE: Mr. Miedtke, L. Whittaker, T. Tripp, C. Posthumus, B. Smith, S. Forbes, R. Stetler, T. Rourke, C. Jensen, B Hieb, L. Tong. ROW FOUR: H. Tallefer, R. Wiley, M. Smith, E. Mingo, G. Cegon, D. Anderson, S. Lun- deen, J. Dodds, A. Hartman, B. Lepsch. OHS GRIDDERS SPARK SOPHOMORE Gary Cegon ponders activity of a tense game. OHS RESERVES anxiously view another Oriole victory. 112 FOOTBALL Osseo gridders, with twelve returning lettermen, battled to their third straight conference title. Early season predictions forcasted an average season, but the team fought hard against these optimisms and eventually proved the predictions wrong. The 1964 team was lead by tri-captains Don Larson, Jim Locke, and Don Zachow. A strong defensive team never allowed its opponents to gain more than 100 yards in a game, and had only 47 points scored upon them. The offensive team averaged 260 yards per game and t0- taled 1770 yards in the whole season. The Orioles had won 15 consecutive games when Fridley snapped the winning streak by a mere 13-12 score. Except for this loner, the team remained undefeated in conference play, thereby capturing the conference title. Success can be partly attributed to five a11-conference players. They were, Don Larson, Randy Stetler, Mike Torgesen, Dave Tripp, and Don Zachow. Don Larson was voted the most valuable player of the year by his teammates. Next year the returning gridders must rely on the services of the 1965 co-captains Randy Stetler and Cliff Posthumus. 053 E0 TO FAM E , ' '7. W 2' L , 1 l ' ' ,-' ENCOURAGEMENT to the team. 2 . Ll U? L f , ;j' - I I ,7 - . .4 la y , I. W I x '7 k 2' r3. i k: w .u M: ,K ;W ; - I V 3 L11 9 I QC 1 I ,, , . , 'ch we I ,'i 7'5; ij . ! t, Q VI, 7K V 1 p VC- 1 ,v g; g XVXLVI y f 7 K I ; 4, j- V Z 1 7 I k L4 ! rt 1 L '7 I ' C If; II I ; 3 :1. V f I ,4 ix: 7 yX K w NEKETOyRGESQN evades blockers for an Oriole gain. Kr: mcan ?bzm fem 114 TRI -CAPTAIN: Don Larson TRI -CAPTAIN: Don Zachow FOOTBALL 'B' FOOTBALL, BOTTOM ROW: B. Officer, T. Casey, B. Larson, T. Nelson, T. Benincasa, J. Rentas, L. Gustafson, G. Behman, G. Brown, W. Ruff, L. Sandberg, J. Weiner, G. Zemske. ROW THREE: Mr. Roberts, L. Pratt, S. Spah, Retzlaff, M. McNelly, J. Getchell, B. Leitzke, G. Berg- OSSEO TRI -CAPTAIN: Jim Locke Stubbs, B. Lindgren, D. Dickinson, D. Stockler, S. M. Bjerkebek. ROW TWO: Mr. Berg, G. Germundsen, M. Eull, D. Techau, S. Ferley, M. Toso, N. Warner, M. AmundSOn, D. Anderson, B. Larsen, D. White, L. strom, C. Buuers. SHARES TITLE IN ,643 SCOREBOARD OHS OPP' 7 . . . . . . St. Francis. . . 7 O . . . . . . Spring Lake Park . 6 35 . . . . . . Centennial. 6 20 . . . . . . Fridley . 6 28 . . . . . . St. Paul Park . 7 27 . . . . . . Brooklyn Center . 21 131 TEAM SCOREBOARD OHS OPP' 25 . . . . . . St. Francis. . . . . . . . . . 2 20 . . . . . . Spring Lake Park . . . . . . . 13 46 . . . . . . Centennial. . . . . . . . . . O 12 . . . . . . Fridley . . . . . . . . . . . 13 12. . . . . . Orono. . . . . . . . . . . .13 21 . . . . . . St. Paul Park . . . . . . . . O 21 . . . . . . Brooklyn Center . . . . O 13 . . . . . . Forest Lake . . . . . . . . . O 7 . . . . . . Mahtomedi 6 'A' TEAM Cr 0 '7' P j zl 44 . Lk 12:0 r; J 71' K7 4 2-20 PX ' 72 C 7 p . 2 WV 21 x J? fwd 3KKJ 1 I ' d ;7ayo 1 91 721k ' l, 7 7: x x' 2 Q 1 G C 1:0 X Q9 hag 0c? yf'GK 7 , ,4 XX I X X5IKQ g; C ,Z 712 K t 7 7;?C267 6'1 - f7 V 2 , , K7 6!! . v 1 J 5 .- KQC, , f-J2fyfx '7 h,g J c, WfW ' 1 II 4 r? ,1 Ix '7 X27 6;lean l W a f 7 w 4 I ' X Ff ' f' $- ; . N. X x1 f M k7..z r4 , 4 1 2 C c c' 1 7 d M 1.7- I m . ' X x I -1. h. .9 '7L .x 1,7002 6 . f 7 7f d 7r- . .- 1 LT cc x' c 12, m 4 ' An injury needs attention. STRATEGY The 1965 Oriole basketball team relied upon a varied offense and a defense to confuse their oppo- nents. The offense worked off a number of plays involving screens and a great number of variations. The Oriole defense was one of the teast stronger points throughout the year. The team added'several various zone type defenses to the basic man-to- man . Coach Story also planned on different press- type defenses for use in the later stages of quarters and halves. Probably the biggest factor towards the team's successful seasonwas its height and rebounding power. This year's team pulled off many more rebounds than its opponents. As a result of the team's efforts, Osseo's basketball reputation became even greater in the Skyline Conference and through- out the area. CO-CAPTAINS Dave Hess and Larry Anderson confer with Coach Story. PRACTICE INTER-SQUAD SCRIMMAGE prepares team for conference play. l 16 BASKETBALL UNDERWRITES ACTION 'A' BASKETBALL, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Story, D. Larsen, D. Eden, B. Hartkopf, D. Hildenbrand, D. Stro- man, L. Anderson, J. Zettervall, K. Rasmussen, D. Nelson, D. Hess, J. Rulmyr, K. Forbes, S. Forbes. KNEELING: Managers, J. Nelson, J. Haun. OFF THE GROUND, Rulmyr cap- AN APPREHENSIVE audience follows game progress. tures the ball for the ORIOLES. BASKETBALL 117 OHS 32 76 64 39 61 41 65 41 62 59 75 55 102 58 78 44 8O 73 6'3 King Forbes stretches for extra team points. 'B'BASKETBALL, KNEELING: M , Getchell, R. Care ,1. Madin, M. Toso, G.Da1mar1 L. Pratt, M. gr. Y . Anoka . Fridley . Brooklyn Center .St. Francis . Mahtomedi . Spring Lake Park . Howard Lake . St. Paul Park . Forest Lake . Fr1dley . . Brooklyn Center . Princeton . St. Francis . Mahtomedi . Centennial . . Spring Lake Park . High . . For st Lake OHS SCOREBOARD OPP Eull, M. Yaeger. STANDING: Coach Berg, B. Olson, G. Beeman, M. McNeely, T Benincasa, D. Stockler,D Sathre, J. Hess. 118 BASKETBALL PRACTICE BRINGS PERFECTION in OHS wrestling team. MATMEN DEVELOP TENACITY As individuals, OHS wrestlers must rely on themselves for the necessary strength and skill to win over their opponents, but as a team they rely on each other for encouragement and support. To keep in shape for their performances wres- tlers put in hours of practice each week. Under the coaching skills of Mr. Mueller, this year's team put forth its best efforts and was rewarded by a good Season's record . JUNIOR GRAPPLER Randy Stetler, A good measure of the team's skill is the crowd 355313;: powerful how on hls of spectators. This year's team, more than ever ' before, drew some of the best crowds Osseo wres- tling has ever seen. ANXIETY AND CONFIDENCE show in the eyes of teammates and Coach Mueller. USSF SSE3 WRESTLING, BOTTOM ROW: F. Pfotenauer, J. Kuns, B. Scheiber G. Drake, D. Baker, R. Bredenberg. TOP ROW: J. Locke, R. Stetler, D. Tripp, T. Tripp, D. Jorde, D. Cook J. Dodds, Mr.Mue11er. MATMEN TEST STRENGTH AN ENERGETIC COACH, Mr. Mueller, is well- liked by OHS wrestling team. STRENGTH AND DETERMINATION are necessary qualities in wrestling. CAPTAIN Dave Tripp puts the pressure on opponent's arm. f '1 if x, L L L; m a Lw-xJL Lj Qc-ck .L J jc V, LL, , 1114 WVKJ? - ' d'KXJ .. 1a NU JiLK K Lii ' JMYWQX LK X Ldvxj at kw! Jlan-Q MWKL 3 LL, bkvsi. x vxwk ta .ngmi fwi 01K f VaLlMM: ,. -, ' 4L, ,vaM M-LQ OMK. o. Xi, LLk p L stmgs. MN MW fix OHS OPP OPP aswV MW Lao; L - - - - $162233; - - - - s2 MLJ: A4 MTV C 3L :UL 3'1 33 . . . . . Forest Lake . . . . . . 14 7pm ovxx LrwwjfinWK . . . . . Fr.idley . . . . . . . . 35 wamwwk waxy :3 : : : : :mssssgm- : .' .- .- .- .- .1: L X'N 3 M 0 l jaw M 38 Cambrid e 5 WOHS GRAPPLER Jim Dod begins 1$ q, - ' - - - g . - - - - - - - match with a fierce look of courage. 27 . . - . . St . FranClS . . . . . . .14 223 . . . . . St. Paul Park . . . . 21 r 11 . . . . . Spring Lake Park . . .- . 30 $ 25 . . . . . Brooklyn Center . . . . .16 SOPHOMORE TOM TRIPP is put to test against Fridley heavy- weight. WRESTLING 121 GYMNASTS STRESS AGILITY SENIOR GYMNAST Gordon Isachsen prepares his 'A' Class routine on the horse. Starting this year with a nucleus of four A Class men, the Osseo Gymnastics team has built up a new squad. The '65 squad was composed of A Class men Larry Edens, captain, Gorden Isaehsen, Bob Van Horn, and Larry Watson, with new and B Class mem- bers rounding out the squad. Coach Jackson worked very hard getting the team into shape for the rough season. Together with an improved schedule and much hard work, the team did very well this year, placing high in the newly formed Skyline Con- ference. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT 1P1 GYMNASTICS, BOTTOM ROW: D. Buzzell, R. Peterson, B. Larkin, B. CBetternsiizn, PWOttreH G; Dierf, L Watson. ROW TWO:M. Skinner, R.Sloss, T.Walsl1,R.:$arg?l Jensen, B VanHorn G. Daglio,P.Jopp,J.Eu11, D.Wic x sabhsen, L. Egan? Row THREE. C. 1 11'6be - V N '3 $3 K n C .. 5V ;B I R f .3 .1 M 0 1 me x. QC; 4 -1 5A 9 EN J 3 1. ' 1 C- 1 g nix K35 1 X3 CB 1 'Jv HJJ Q: 1 CR A1 K . X r '17 :63 3 W, m1 gJ X - V 3 - V- Cg. Bk 4 C y'B Fxx B 'lx . B- , - C V , .. x x-. 5W 1' u. 3 1,. - .. X k 1 .1 1' R 'Wr I 47 q . J '3 , V Ix 1 x '5 1 C V B? x' C? B a 3x I I 1 h . A 1 rs , AV 1' J R , w 3 x: CAPTAIN AND HIGH -SCORER Larry Edens iTV3 L73 ?LR CTR :2. J KN demonstrates his outstanding ability 0n the. :53 E B Q '3 N' . 1'5 1 : '3 1 Parallel Bars. :3? 3?,Y 'g:;, 7-1 x 3 3 X Y: 77 !? PCXR ,. 'M. . :Ix'u -'. xx ' x x s , V - :1?de 1 M inv gvx. p I xww K: K ,1 VJ. . C x. x X ,. :14ka J: ,x- kg ; JAGKSONEEscusses upco 1mg meets and praC- - :gtiCes 9w1thfig$ QHS gymnastic team. 3 ' 'x x xx 1 RT Gus DAGLIO spots fellow gymnast Craig 1 l WITH GRACE AND FORM Junior Bob Jensen. Q VanI-Iorn executes a back handspring. LARRY WATSON finishes his routine with a Sole Circle dismount. VERSATILE GYMNAST Larry Edens per- forms a Double Back Twist on the trampoline. 124 GYMNASTICS HOCKEY DEFIES ELEMENTS HOCKEY, BOTTOM ROW: Coach Branstrom, P. Bergerson, B. Priebe, J. Cheslock, K. Miller, J. Howard, T. Taylor, R. Green, L. Lilliquist, D. Espland, M. Bjerkebek, T. Casey, J. Wickham. ROW TWO: 1. Arrell, V. Maegi, S. Larseon, S. Jandro, G. Germundson, J. Anderson, T. Niedenfuer Wilebski, D. White, D. Espland, M. Pickaryzki. SEASONED VETERAN Tom Taylor assumes dual role of captain and goalie of OHS hockey team. , B. Johnson, M. Lofgren, D. The hockey team coached by Mr. Branstrom, has 11 returning letter- men this year. The team, being a majority of sopho- mores and juniors, showed a lot of promise and spark this season. All hockey games are played at the Wakota or Aldrich Arenas in St. Paul. The team, by learning from this year's mistakes, hopes to be even better in the coming years . HOC KEY 125 DEFENSE MEN: B. Johnson and J. Anderson are tensed for action. CENTER J. Howard and wings B. Priebe and J. Cheslock slide to an icy halt. a. 3135: ?! ul,u.,;,:;; . ; ...' . QC: 553? :5 Q ' ..- 'T ggiggg $343 3; DETERMINED OHS HOCKEY team goes through practice drills. AU ML AMV QWJJ'KWYX6L LSMODIC A .wka EH ab L K rL TM: TY MARKET $and lOde Meats 13 Central Ave. PLVG 425- 4344 FRED R ST AGENCY All For I urance HA. 5-2244 $5880, Minn. E' S PHA RMA CY sseo, Minnesota 425-2026 Osseo, Minn. OSSEO FEED STORE Dogfood, Birdseed, Lawn seed and fertilizer Water softener salt Official Newspaper for Independent School District 279 Newspaper-Shopper-Job Work Congratulations! OSSEO MEAT MARKET 101 Central Ave. Osseo, Minn. LEO 8L GEORGE'S BARBER SHOP 219 Central Osseo, Minn. Coast-to-Coast LA RSON AND SON Osseo Minn. 425-2212 A DYERTISING l2? JOSTENS-AMERICAN YEARBOOK CO. Class Rings, Yea rbooks, Announcements, Diploma s, f M 90,917 ' Km ,4 . 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X 1, PHARMACY W New 562 1, 6 X XX :111 E ' 1 RMARKET yQ F s P ce and Groceries 013$ y loninhrzlngezazge We Deliver Free! , X! gr 6914 Osseo Road ENE'S BROOKLYN CENTER - STANDARD 561 2180 6049 Osseo Road Minneapolis 29, Minnesota Complete Auto Repairs 1 30 ADVERTI SING SENIOR ACTIVITIES ADAMS, JEANNE; ORIOLE 3,4; I-Ii-Trail 1, 2, 3, 4; Polyglots 1, 2, 3, 4. AESHLIMAN, BONNIE; Band 1, 2,3,4; GAA 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Class Officer 1 1Sec'y. 1; Girl's Gymnastics 4; Pom-Pom Girl 4. ANDERSON, CAROL; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; ORIOLE 2; Hi-Trail 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3; NHS 3,4; AFS 3; Cheerleader 4. ANDERSON, CHERYL; Band 1, 2, 7 3,4; FHA 1; Art Club 4. ANDERSON, DAWN; Choir 2; GAA 1. ANDERSON, KAREN; Transferred from St. Louis High School 2. ANDERSON, LARRY; Polyglots 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3 1Sec'y. 1, 4;Footb2112;Basketba11 1, 2, 3, 41Co-Cap't. 1;Baseba11 1, 2, 3, 4. ANDERSON, BOB; Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2; Track 3, 4. ANDERSON, STEVE; Choir 1. ARNESON, CAROL; ORIOLE 3, 4 181'. Editor1; GAA 1, 2; AFS 3,4; Pep Club 2; Polyglots 1, 2,3,4; Speech Activities 4. ARGETSINGER, HARRY; Band 1, 2, 3; Lettermens Club 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. AUBART, LINDA; FHA 1, 2, 3,4. AUSEN, GALE; Choir 1, 2, 3,4; Small Group 2, 4; Hi-Trail 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; GAA 1; Class Officer 1 1Treas. 1. AYERS, LINDA; Thespians 3, 4; Under-studies 2, 3; Student Council 3; One-Acts 3; Trans- ferred from St. Anthony Girls' Academy, Mpls. , Minn. 2. BALDWIN, JERRY; NHS 3, 4; Transferred from North High School, Mpls. , Minn. 3. BALDWIN, JOHN; Science Club 1; Chess Club 4. BANTA, STEVE. BATES, NANCY; ORIOLE 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3,4; FHA 1. BAUER, LARRY. BENSON, DIANE; Transferred from Patrick Henry High School, Mpls. , Minn. 1. BERGSTROM, LOIS; Choir 1, 2, 3,4 1Vice Pres. 1; Small Group 4; Triple Trio 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; ORIOLE 3; Hi- Trail 3,4; NHS 3,4; AFS 1; FHA 1, 2, 31Pres.1;41Rec. Leader1; Teen Board 4. BERNDT, MARGIE; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; ORIOLE 4; FHA 1,4; Pep Club 2,3; Polyglots 3,4. BETTERMAN, SHARON; Choir 1; Student Council 3; NHS 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; AFS 3; FHA 1, 2; Polyglots 3. BINTZ, DAVE. BJERKEBEK, DIANE. BJORKE, BOB; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. BLAIR, PETTIE; Band 1, 2,3,4; G , BLESI, KATHY;G1ee Club 2, 3; ORIOLE 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2. BOATMAN, MYRA; ORIOLE 2; GAA 1, 3,4; FHA 1, 2. BOBO, JUDY; Band 1; Hi-Trail 3; FHA 1, 2; Art Club 1, 2; Girls' Gymnastics 3. BODER, DANNY; Transferred from Lincoln, Jr. High School, Duluth, Minn. BOETTCHER, BARRY BOSS, BETH ANN; Choir 1, 2, 3,4; Small Group 2; Triple Trio 1; Understudies 3, 4; Declamation 4; ORIOLE 4; Hi-Trail 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Polyglots 3, 4; All School Play 3, 4. BOTTELSON, RUSS; Football 2,4; Basketball 1; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 2. BRANDON, THOMAS. BREDENBERG, RANDY; Lettermen's Club 4; Football 2, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. BREED, MARY; Understudies 1, 2, 3, 4; ORIOLE 4; Hi-Trail 2, 3, 4 1C1ub News Editor1; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 1, 2, 3,4 1Vice Pres. 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Polyglots 1, 2,3, 4. BREYEN, LEONARD; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1. BROOKE, GINGER; Choir 1; Student Counci13,4;GAA 1, 2, 3; AFS 4; FHA 1; Pep Club 3; Polyglots 3,4; Cheerleading 3, 4; Class Officers 2, 1Treasurer1; Sno-Days Royalty 4. BURKLAND, NANCY; Band 1, 2; Pep Club 2. CAMERON, KAREN ; Student Council 3, 4 1Vice Pres. 1; Choir 4; ORIOLE 4; Hi-Trail 2, 3; Polyglots 1, 2,3. CARTER, TOM; Choir 1; NHS 3,4; Polyglots 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Fobtball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. CHASE, DAN; Transferred from Orchard Park Central High School, Orchard Park, New York, 2. CHENEY, SHARON; AFS 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Polyglots 3, 4; Transferred from Mount St. Benedict Academy, Crookston, Minn. 3. CHINANDER, LINDA;1-Ii-Trai1 1, 2, 3; NHS 3,4; GAA 1; AFS 2, 3; FHA 3; Polyglots 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2; Homecoming Royalty 4. CHRISTIAN, CLAY; Hi-Trail 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. CHRISTOPHERSON, ROGER; Choir 1; Science Club 1. CLARK, JOANN; Choir 3,4; Glee Club 2; Understudies 4; Hi-Trail 4; NHS 3,4; AFS 3,4; Polyglots 3, 4; One-Acts 4; All School Play 4. CRAIG, LINDA; Library Aid 1, 2; Transferred from Robbinsdale High School, Robbinsdale, Minn., 2. CUNNINGHAM, CYNDY; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate 1; GAA 1, 2; AFS 3; Pep Club 2; Polyglots 3. DAGLIO, GIUSEPPE; Band 4 1Senior Representative1; Student Council 4; AFS 4; Polyglots 4; Gymnastics 4; Foreign Exchange Student from Switzerland, 4. DAILEY, ERNIE. DALE, PAT;I-Ii-Trai1 3; GAA 1, 2; Polyglots 1; Art Club 1. DALMAN, KAREN; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Understudies 3, 4; Declamation 3,4; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 2; Polyglots 2, 3, 4; All School Play 4. DANIELSON, BARB. DEVRIES, DIANE; FHA 1, 3; Pep Club 3. DOCKTER, CURT; Choir 1 1Pres. 1, 4; Small Group 4; NHS 3, 4 1Sec. 1; Polyglots 2, 3, 4; Lettermens Club 1, 2, 3 1Asst. Treas. 1, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2 1Man. 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. DORAN, DAVE;Baseba11 1. DORN, JILL; Choir 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3,4; GAA 1,2; FHA 1; Class Officer 1 1Pres. 1, 2 03195.1; Girls' State 3; Homecoming Royalty 4; Sno-Days' Royalty 2 DORNFELD, JIM; Polyglots 1, 2. DRAKE, KATHY. DRAPER, JIM; Polyglots 1, 2, 3,4; Wrestling 2, 3; Track 1. DUBOIS, DONNA; Glee Club 3, 4; SENIOR ACTIVITIES 131 OHS SENIORS ORIOLE 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. DUFFY, JERRY. EBEL, KEN; Cross Country 2; Wrestling 3; Transferred from Forest Lake High School, Forest Lake, Minn. 2. EBERT, LINDA; Hi-Trail 4; GAA 1,2; FHA 1; Polyglots 3; Sno- Days Royalty 4. ECCLESTON, ERIC; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4 1Vice-Pres. L Understudies 3; Declamation 3,4; Hi-Trail 3,4; NHS 3,4; Polyglots 3, 4 1Treas. L Letter- men's Club 4; Football 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; One-Acts 3, 4; All School Play 3, 4. EDENS, LARRY; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 1Sec'y. L Thespians 2, 3,4; Understudies 1; Student Council 2; HLTrail 4; Polyglots 2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4 1Cap't. L Track 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Play 2, 3, 4. EKRUT, CHRIS; ORIOLE 4; FHA 1, 2; Art Club 2, 4 1Vice Pres. L One-Acts 2. ERDMAN, ROD. ERICKSON, BARB; Choir 1; GAA 1,2,3; FHA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2. ETTER, WAYNE; Transferred from Robbinsdale High School, Robbinsdale, Minn: 4. FEILER, MARY; Understudies 2, 3; Hi-Trail 2, 3,4; NHS 3,4; GAA 3,4;Polyg10ts 2, 3, 4. FELEGY, PAUL; Band 1, 2, 3,4. FERKINHOFF, MARLENE; ORIOLE 2; GAA 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 4. FERRY, JUDY; Glee Club 1; GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Transferred from Onalasha, Wisconsin 2. FINNEGAN, MARK; Choir 3, 4. FINSTAD, DON; Wrestling 1. FINSTAD, BOB; Understudies 3, 4; Debate 3, 4; Declamation 2, 3,4; NFL 3,4; Polyglots 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Play 3. FORBES, KINGSLEY; Student Council 2; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Boy's State 4 1County TreasurerL FORMO, PUAL; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Small Group 2, 3,4; Student Council 4; Hi-Trail 4; NHS 4 1Treas. L Polyglots 3, 4; Let- 132 SENIOR ACTIVITIES termen's Club 3, 4; Football 1; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy's County 3. FREDRICKSON, GARY; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Small Group 2, 3, 4; Understudies 3; Football 1, 2; Cross Country 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1; All School Play 3. . FREDRICKSON, JOYCE; ORIQLE 4; Hi-Trail 4; GAA 1, 2,3; AFS 3,4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Polyglots 2, 3. FREEBURG, LETTIE; Transferred from Richfield High School, Richfield, Minn. 4. GARMATZ, EILEEN; Choir 1; GAA 2; Art Club 4. GARZA, ROSE; Student Council 4; GAA 3; AFS 3; Pep Club 2. GEDATUS, TERRY; ORIOLE 4; Transferred from Patrick Henry High School, Mpls., Minn. 2. GETCHELL, LINDA; Band 1, 2 10fficerL 3,4; Choir 4; Small Group 4; Understudies 4; Declamation 3, 4; NFL 4; HI- TRAIL 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1,2; Polyglots 3, 4; Girl's County 3. GLASMANN, RANDALL; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 1Pres. L Student Council 1; ORIOLE 2, 3 1Sports EditorL 4 1Co-Editor-in-ChiefL GAA 1, 2 1Treas. L 3 1Treas. L 4 1PresJ Polyglots 2, 3; Girls' Gymnastics 3. GREEN, LINDA; FHA 3,4. GRENDAHL, ARNOLD; Transferred from Anoka High School, Anoka, Minn. 4. CRIMES, ELOISE; Choir 1, 2; Triple Trio 1; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 2; ORIOLE 4; Projectionists Club 1, 2. GROSHONG, LARRY; Transferred from Robinsdale High School, Robinsdale, Minn. 2. HAGEN, JODY. HALLBERG, BARB; Choir 1; Understudies 1, 2, 3; ORIOLE 2; GAA 1, 2, 3; FHA 1, 2; Art Club 1, 2, 3. HALPAUS, KAREN; Polyglots 2; Transferred from St. Louis Park Jr. High, St. Louis Park, Minn. 1. HALVERSON, LINDA; GAA 1,2; FHA 1, 2;Polyg10ts 1, 2, 3. HAMMES, JOE; Choir 1; Letter- men's Club 4; Basketball 1; CUMMULATE Baseball 2, 3, 4; Library Aide 4. HANF, JOSEPH; Art Club 2. HARDING, SUE; ORIOLE 4; GAA1,2;FHA1,2,3,4. HARRIS, HELEN; Band 1; Glee Club 2, 3,4; ORIOLE 4; GAA 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3. HARTKOPF, BOBB; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Debate 2; Student Council 3, 41Pres.L AFS 1, 2, 3; Letter- men's Club 4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 3,4. HAUFF, ALEXANDER; GAA 2; Art Club 2. HAUGAN, TED; Band 1,2, 3,4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. HAUGH, LOUISE; Choir 1, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; GAA 2; Library Club 1. HAUN, JAMES; Band 1,2, 3,4; Hi-Trail 3; Polyglots 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4. HAWKINS, JAMES; Student Council 4; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4; Poly- glots 3; Basketball 1,2, 3; Chess Club 4. HEATH, RICK. HEIB, BOB; Choir 4; Footba114; Transferred from Elgin High School, Elgin, Illinois 4. HENDERSON, CAL; Hockey 3. HENNIG, MICHELE; Choir 1, 2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1. HENNIG, PAT;Choir1,2,3,4; Small Group 2, 3, 4. HESS, DAVE; Polyglots 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Football 1; Cross Country 2, 3; Basket- ba111,2, 3, 4 ;Co-Cap't. L Baseball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3 1Treas. L 4 1Vice Pres. L HILL, CHRIS; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. I-HNRICI-IS, TERRE; ORIOLE 3; GAA 1, 2, 3,4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 3. HIRMER, GARY; Thespians 3,4 ;Pres. L Understudies 3; Declamation 3, 4; One-Acts 3, 4; Transferred from Robbinsdale High School, Robbinsdale, 4 Minn. 2. HOFF, CHERYL; ORIOLE 2. RECORD OF YEARS4 EFFORT HOLMES, JERRY; Band 1. HOLMQUIST, JIM. HOLST, JANE; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Triple Trio 1; ORIOLE 2, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Transferred from Little Falls High School, Little Falls, Minn. 1. HOLTZ, LINDA; Choir 1. HOWARD, LARRY; Polyglots 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1; Track 2. HUMZPHREY, DOUG; Wrestling 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 HUTH, BEV; Choir 1, 2; Oriole 2,4; GAA 1. ISACHSEN, GORDON; Band 1, 2, 3, 41Drum Major1; ORIOLE 3, 4 1Sports Editor1; Polyglots 3,4 1Sec'y. 1; Art Club 2; Basketball 1; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4 IRVERSON, GARY; Gymnastics 2; Transferred from Ramsey High School, St. Paul, Minn. 1 JACKLIN, DAVID; Choir 1, 2; Hockey 2, 3; Baseball 4. JACOBSEN, GERALD. JACOBSON, KATHY; Student Council 3; ORIOLE 4; Hi-Trail 4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; FHA 2. JENSEN, MARCIA; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Declamation 2; NHS 3, 4; GAA 2, 3,4 1Vice Pres. 1; FHA 2; Polyglots 3; Transferred from Littleton High School, Denver, Colorado 1. JESZEWSKI, PAM; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate 1; Declamation 2; GAA 2, 3; Polyglots 4. JOHNSON, ALAN; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Polyglots 3, 4; Football 2. JOHNSON, LAURENE. JOHNSON, SUSAN; Band 4; Transferred from Chaska High School, Chaska, Minn. 3. JOHNSON, BILL; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Footba111,2,4; Basketball 1; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. JOPP, PAUL; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Cross Country 4; Basketball 1; Gymnastics 4; Track 3, 4. JORDE, DAVE; Lettermen's Club 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2; Transferred from North High School 2. JOSEWSKI, BONNIE; GAA 1, 2, 3; FHA 1, 2; Polyglots 4. KAHLER, SUSAN; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 1President1; Small Group 2, 3,4; Student Council 2; GAA 1, 2; FHA 1; Pep Club 3; Cheek leading 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officers 1, 2, 3 1President1 4 1President1; Homecoming Royalty 4; Sno- Days 3. KEENE, LARRY; Transferred horn Moundsview High School, New Brighton, Minn. 2. KEENE, MARCY; GAA 1; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 1Parliamentarian1; Transferred from Moundsview High, New Brighton, Minn. 2. KELLY JAMES. KERN, KENNETH; Band 4; Transferred from Mankato. KETOLA, SHARON; Choir 1, 2; ORIOLE 2; Hi-Trail 4 1Cartoon Editor1; NHS 3,4; GAA 1, 2; AFS 3, 4; Polyglots 3, 4; Art Club 2; Impact 3. KILIAN, KEN; Football 2; Wrestling 2; Track 2; Sno-Days Royalty 2; transferred from Benilde High School. KING, BRUCE. KINGHORN, MARVIN. KLOSS, GAIL; Polyglots 3; Art Club 3, 4; Transferred from Minnetonka Jr. High School, Minnetonka, Minn. 3. KNUTSON, JAMES; Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Sno-Days Royalty. KOELBLINGER, CHERYL; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Small Group 4; Triple Trio 1, 3; GAA 1, 2. KOHLRUSCH, MIKE; Art Club 1, 2, 3. KOSCIOLEK, JIM; Choir 1, 2; One-Acts 1; Transferred from St. Michael High School, St. Michael, Minn. KOSKI, EILEEN; Debate 3; Declamation 3; Polyglots 3; Transferred from Columbia Heights Sr. High School, Columbia Heights, Minn. 2. KOWALSKI, CHRISTINA; Choir 1; Understudies 2; GAA 2; FHA 1, 2. KRAEMER, KATHY; ORIOLE 3; Hi-Trail 3; Transferred from Mount St. Benedict, Crookston, Minn. 2. KREBS, DARRELL. KREMPIN, EVELYN; Thespians 3, 4; Understudies 2; NHS 3, 4; Polyglots 1; All School Play 3, 4. LALONE, JEANINE; Choir 1; ORIOLE 3; GAA 1. LANZ, VICKY; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 1Sec'y. -Treas. 1; Choir 4; Triple Trio 4; Undersmdies 3; Debate 1; Hi-Trai14; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Polyglots 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 1Cap't1. LARSEN, GREG; Student Council 1; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2. LARSEN, SPENCE; Debate 1; ORIOLE 2, 3, 1Bus. Mgr.1 4; Hi-Trail 2; AFS 1, 2, 3; Polyglots 3, 4. LARSEN, SUSAN; AFS 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 LARSEN, DON;Band1,2,3,4 1Vice-Pres. 1; Lettermen's Club 3, 4 1Pres. 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 1Cap't. 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3 1Vice Pres. 1; Sno-Days Royalty 4. LAURIN, IRENE. LEGAULT, KATHY LEITHE, MIKE; ORIOLE 4 1Art Editor1; Art Club 3, 4 1Pres. 1; Football 2; Basketball 1, 2; Wrestling 3; Baseball 1, 2. LEITZKE, JOYCE; GAA 1; FHA 1. LEPSCH, BILL; Thespians 3, 4; Understudies 2; Debate 3, 4; Declamation 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4 1Par1iamentarian1; NFL 3,41Vice Pres. 1; NHS 3, 4; Polyglots 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4; All School Play 2, 3, 4. LILJA, DARRELL; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3,4. LILLIQUIST, DALE; FHA 1. LINDGREN, DENNIS; Transfqn'ed from Robbinsdale High School, Robbinsdale, Minn. 4. LOCKE, JIM; Student Council 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 1Cap't. 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. LOFGREN, SANDY; Band 1,2, 3,4; Oriole 4; Hi-Trail 4; GAA 1,2,3; AFS 4; Pep Club 2; Polyglots 2, 3,4. LOIJA, JOHN; Transferred from Roosevelt High School, Mpls. , Minn. 3. LUDWIG, LINDA. MARTIN, JANICE; Choir 2; Glee Club 2, 3; ORIOLE 3,4; GAA 2; FHA 1; Pep Club 2. MAUE, DALE; Band 1,2, 3,4; Audio- Visual Club 1. SENIOR ACT IVIT IE3 1 33 MEIER, CLAUDIA; TheSpians 3,4; Understudies 2; ORIOLE 2, 3; NHS 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; AFS 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Polyglots 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Play 2. MCDONALD, JAMES. MCHUGI-I, JAMES; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. MCKERNAN, CORKY. MCLAIN, LINDA; Choir 1; GAA 1; Pep C1ub1;Art Club 1, 2. MCCURDY, MARILYN; FHA 3. MELINE, LINDA; Transferred from Cooper Sr. High School, Rob- binsdale. MENZEL, JERRY; Choir 1; Poly- glots 4; Projectionists 2; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Hockey 2. METCALF, JACK; TheSpians 2; NHS 3, 4; Polyglots 3; Science Club 1, 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 2, 3. MEYER, ALLAN; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Small Group 2, 3; Cross Country 1, 2; Track 1, 2. MICKELSON, DUANE. MIKKOLA, KATHI; Choir 1; ORIOLE 3. MILLER, JACKIE; Choir 1, 2; Triple Trio 1; Hi-Trail 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; Polyglots 2, 3. MILLER, DICK; Wrestling 1, 2; Track 1; Football 4. MILLER, STEVE; Transferred from Robbinsdale High School Rob- binsdale, Minn. 4. NEDDERSEN, LAURIE; Glee Club 2; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3. NELSON, DAVE; Polyglots 1, 2, 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Science Club 1; Cross Country 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Track 2 3 , . NEUMANN, DON; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Cross Country 1; Baseball 2; One-Acts 2, 3; All School Play 3. NIELSEN, NANCY; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Small Group 4; ORIOLE 2; Hi-Trail 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; GAA1,2,3,4;AFS 2,3,4; FHA 1, 2; Polyglots 3, 4; Art Club 1. O'BRIEN, NANCY; Transferred from St. Michael High School, St. Michael, Minn. 3. OCHOCKI, ANITA; Understudies 3; Pep Club 3; Polyglots 3, 4; Transferred from St. Margaret's 134 SENIOR ACTIVITIES TIME HAS ELAPSED Academy, Mp1s., Minn. OGLE, PAT; Choir 1; Glee Club 2; GAA 1. OLSON, BEV; FHA 1,4. OLSON, DOUG. OLSON, PEGGY; Band 1; FHA 2. OLSON, SUE; Understudies 1, 2, 3,4;Hi-Trai13; GAA 1,2, 3,4; AFS 3, 4; Polyglots 1, 2, 3, 4. ORCUTT, DAN; Wrestling 2, 3. ORNAT, DELORES; Polyglots 2. OSTMAN, KEN. PAPENFUSS, LARRY; Band 1; Football 1; Basketball 1. PAYNE, GAYLE; Student Council 4; GAA 1,2; FHA 1,2; Sno- Days' Royalty 4; Pom-Pon Girl 3 4 , . PEARSON, SUE; Band 1,2; ORIOLE 4; HLTrail 4; GAA 1,2,4; FHA 4; Pep Club 1. PETERSON, DARLENE. POMERLEAU, RICHARD. POPPEN, SHARON; Transferred from Robbinsdale High School, Robbinsdale, Minn. PRATT, BOB; Band 1,2. PURVIS, KATHY; Band 1,2; Choir 1; Student Council 4; NHS 3,4; GAA 1,2; AFS 1,2, 3,4 1Pres. 1; FHA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Polyglots 2, 3; Art Club 1; Science Club 1; Cheerleader 1, 2 . QUIMBY, DEANNA; GAA 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Polyglots 1, 2, 3. QUIMBEY, DICK; Golf 1, 2, 4. RAJACICH, MIKE; Wrestling 1. RAMBOW, SHARON; Choir 1; Understudies 3,4; Debate 1; GAA 1, 2, 3,4; AFS 3; FHA 2,4; Pep Club 2, 3; Polyglots 3, 4. RAMSTAD, DARLENE; Unden studies 3,4; NHS 3,4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Polyglots 1, 2, 3, 4; All-School Play 2. RASMUSSEN, KEN; Student Counci14; NHS 3, 4 1Pres. 1; Ployglots 4; Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4 1Vice Pres. 1; Football 1; Cross Country 2, 3, 4 1Cap't. 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1 1Sec'y. 1, 4 1Sec'y. 1 RAY, GREGORY; Polyglots 3, 4. REINKING, CLEONE; ORIOLE 2, 3; HI-TRAIL 3; GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Polyglots 2, 3. REXTRAW, MARY; Understudies 4; ORIOLE 2, 3; GAA 2; Art Club 3 1Vice Pres. 1. RICHTER, SHIRLEY; GAA 1,2, 3; FHA 1; Pep Club 2; Polyglots 1, 2. RIGELMAN, BRUCE; Thespians 2, 3, 4 1Sec'y. 1; Debate 1, 2, 3, 4; Declamation 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 3, 4 1Treas. 1; NFL 1,2 1Treas.1, 3 1Sec'y.1, 4; ORIOLE 2, 3 1Layout Editor1, Polyglots 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1; Track 2; Boys' County 3; One-Acts 2; All School Play 2, 3. ROBINSON, GIORIA; ORIOLE 2; GAA 2, 3,4; Art Club 2, 3. ROEN, RICHARD. ROONEY, BARB; Transferred from Hewitt High School, Bertha, Minn. 4. ROTH, JOANN; GAA 2; FHA 2; Pep Club 3; Polyglots 1; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Transferred from St. Francis Academy, Hamden- son, No. Dak. 3. SALZBRUNN, MARY JO; Trans- ferred from St. Michael High School, St. Michael, Minn., 3 SANDBERG, NANCY; Choir 1; GAA 1,2, 3; FHA 1; Pep Club 2. SANDERSON, GAIL; Pep Club 3. SCHLINK, BOB; Football 2. SCHOMMER, MARY; Choir 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; Transferred from North High School, Mp1s. , Minn. 3. SCHOMMER, MIKE; Choir 4; Transferred from North High School, Mp1s., Minn. 3. SCHULTZ, CAROL; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Debate 2,3,4; Declamation 2,3,4; NFL 2, 3 1Treas. 1, 4 1Pres. 1; ORIOLE 2, 3; Hi-Trail 2, 3 1Photo Editor1, 4 1Editor1; NHS 3,4;GAA1,2. SCHUTTE, WAYNE; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. SERY, GEORGE; NHS 3,4. SETZLER, NANCY; Debate 2; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 2 1Sec'y. 1, 3; Polyglots 2. SHERER, CLAYTON; Transferred from Patrick Henry High School, Mp1s., Minn. 4. SIEBER, RICHARD; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 SMiTH, GREG. SMITH, LOWELL; Gymnastics 3; Track 1. V IN DIVEQ SOME, 332$ ferwjy om Tor nto Sahobl, T , SOMI-l Y 54 wig; 2x1 FHKmnsfemed 2 i Vinegde Paul, 085 o, Minricg-r S YK3 JIM; Golf g, Transfe11'1'e 6 ESON, MICHAEL; Lette 'X o, 1 $Ch2 1 h School ,2 ?Vinlsnp s Club ZS ,P4;Footb21fgi St. ha BBn. 3. ; 93 , - ' $111311 1 SO PAU ior Jr. .. R 2, 3, Ckey $3011, $111le 121,029 els ' . ,2 WILSON, KATHY 3N h Glenglub 2; ORIO ZREA k '3? SEYPJANEL, Choir 1 NiHA' 3, QEXCHMAM 2 - 11.1 - ,p Club 1 2. ,GER ep OLKJ SOQE$S$Rngf$N c 011 , J A E;-Qho1 +2, 3, 4, 2 3 4 11123261 9110113 $3121; T131141, V C1322, 3 1BusinessM 3,.4 Pg 'Q M1120 Editar in- cn WRI J,ACK1E, hoir 4- ,rQXA FHA $101113; 1 2, AFS 4, A1, 2, PeKYIub 2, P01 2, 34. RIGHT JIM;Wrest;1xng 2,3,4; erred from Ramick High5?1 Mp1s.1$l1'mn...., ZACH w,D01xiu3 ' 4; ORIOLE 4; gAA 1, , W 4 Vi , heerlea ' $,3. , 112 J 213$th ling1,2;z Track ST ETER, EL 7 ransfe red N , AA 1 Art 1 2 ass OfficegQ ; sec 'Y' 2; fron'1QW2y'z.2tn c -, , Sno- 2ys Roy 21w Wayz 27 , GAA 2 T ERVALL,M;Polyglots.1Vx, STRO PA 51M: red fr , ferred fro Wayzata High School g$, 3; Letter? Elmorg igE School,1. FootbQ-J;I s Ze 3211 nn . 1.,4. . Y, STEVE , 1, 2, 3, bQEPIomecofiniggl Royalty REN; 0 $371? , - rackx, 4011f R 4. $ - , ' glots 3 . VOLLRATH BanleLJr Z INKLBDJ N Glee Club 4; Tr om Morgan ootball 4xBasketmlf-Efyr 3, Egransfeysgd .Et'om Byrd High ' . 1 ;Projectioniw C1 S 01 S eveport, Louisiana. ' OROTHY; Hi- SULTZE, spians 3, 4; FI-LA 3 1Sec' y. 0, 4KPQQ 7 2,31See1'k1- 2113 change stu t 14; 1 ec'y.1;GAA 3, 4. b, 4, GAA ;2Po yglots 13 me ar am; Pep 7, v One ;All 3k olyglo 1: , 35 KC? X E Play 2, 3. Gymnastics 2, X '3ny SUTT , DA E. x W3 4SWORTH, RON; 1' 8 TAYI. ;Band 1, 2, 3; s Rrred from - Letter en' 5 C1ub Q82 :ln igh School, 4 8 4 Country 1, 3 4 2 1Cap't. 1,1321KCE11p't.3 1Cap't 1W TEICHROEW MI LDREJ 1, 4 mnastics 1. 3, 4. EN; Band 1 2 ,3, Band QxORLSI 4; FHA 4; Poly ot 1; GAA 2, 3. TERRELL, A WARNKED SUE; Unde ,33, 4, GAZ EBER, Y1: Band 1, 2, 3; Pep C ,;2 Transferred 2,ijom Wrestling 2. MIKE; asketball 1. . ,7 Mp1s., Mi n CH, MARY; Oriole 3; GAA 4 C THOMPSON IS, jGAA 1 $91k 1, 2; AFS 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, X Z6 1L2 Pep Club ;Polyglots m Polyglots 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Club THOMPSON, BETH; GAA 3,4. FHA 2. WENTWORTH, LINDA; Trans- TISCHNER, LOIS; Glee Club 4; ferred from Roosevelt High SENIOR ACTIVITIES 135 TAKE A PEEK THROUGH THE 136 STUDENT LIFE ORIOLE CANDID CAMERA. . . Baker, Jean 56 Baker, Wayne Baldwin, Bob Baldwm, 27 -A- Baldwin 27 Abrahamson, Mary 46 Banet ard6 46 wo Ackerman, Winnie 56 Ba M, Adair, Gerald 56 01 Ban , 8,7 1arcus, Teresa 82 b l 1 ames, Lawrence ' 5 13rthe1,Donal 5 1ase1, G? 5 Bates,N $31 267 12 Bauer B ce Charles1 6,56 Ee , Larry 27 geek John 46 56,411wa Becker, Susan Beckm n,1 1K$Iilliam 117 Beh$ wnevieve BehSQ2 ,Glynn 57, 15155, Belford, Lloyd 11 W18 Belland, Betty 46,1 Belland, Bruce, Albert, Gene 56M Albrec t, Yvon 46, 82, 83, , 96,9 5ie Allan, Almen nger, Susan 46 Alqu Caroline 2 A1quist,Larry 5 Amundson, M14 Andersen, K en 56 s- Anglerson, etty 46 Belland, Sh 27 Anggyon, Brent 56 1 Bender, Su 65 1111' An rson, Bruce 36:9 Benip sa, thony 579,15, 3 Anderson, Carol Bonnie 3L eryl 26 Diane 2? Christine 46 1 Haw on, Darrell 46 1 2 Benson, R0 d 21 An erson, Dawn 26 Anderson, Dou 96, 115 Anderson, 1 e 46 A erson, 1 46 1'11! Agtson, James 565 A erson, Jennifer Berg r, Kenneth 57 L er Zen, Paul 57, 11 ergstz om, Gary n5 Bergstrom, $151 ,4 ,96, 97, Begmm, Sandy 57,97 gr 1.; I11 .Ca rg 111 R0 ge r N Ca rland, Robert 46 4 arland,Wende11 10 Bracker, Dawn 46 Bracker, Debra 57 Branch, Bonnie 57 Brandon, Thomas Branstrom, John 11,125 Bredenberg, Lora 46 Bredenberg, Randy 28,112 Breed, Mary 28, 87, 89 Bredehoft, Richard 57, 108 wijreyen, Leonard 28 Brodeen, Richard 57 Broneske, Edwin 57 Brooke, Virginia 28 ,76,82, 93, 104 , Darell 46 Donald 46 LIX 1 11, Gregory 5:11,, ,115 rown, Mary 61 Bruntmyer, 46 Bujarski, Kerwin 57,108 Burki , Nancy 28 Bu me, Linda 57 1 IBu 11, Jon 46 j Buzzard, Terrance B7 Buzzell, Dou 1a3546, 123 u Callandefi on WC.57, 108 gmem aren 28, 82, 97 gmpbel, Justy 46,108,109 ampb1, Kathlene 57 JACampbe Laurel 5711 Campbe11,Mary 57W Canfield, Cardinal, $y119mes Carey, 58,15178 Cargill, gRichard 57,123 57 Anderson,J n462,61,126 Be t Marjorie 27, 97 Anderson, ehf2ck, Mike 57 Carlson, Gene 65 Ande son, n266,116,117 , ,Biertsch, Ronald 57 7 x Carlson, Susan 46 A on, ark 56 X 4'77 Betterman, Bruclignfz 94Q? Carlson, Sybil 57 A r 11, Mary 20 Betterman, S Carroll, Guy 57 Anderson, Nancy 4 f Beta, Ke Carter, Tom 28, 112 Anderson, R ert 2,108 Eintz, Dave 2719J01114Casey,Tom 57,114,125 Anderson, St en 26 an, Joyce 46 Cegon, Gary 56, 57, 76, 112 Arent ' m 56 erkebek, Diane Elegy Champain, Kelly 5741' Ar , Judy 56,76 ,y Bjerkebek, M1 e 57,11 Chance, Chery1,105 A1 rong, Phillip 4 1 95 HA?! Bjorkg, Nancyw Chapman 9r 13: :57 Ameson, Carol 26,8' ,91 1 Bjork 1 Robert . Chase 3,1 28 Argetsinge ,j Har 108, 0 Blair IPPW Ann 28 U; hean'Karon 28 Artis .Pa 6 Ble athleen 28 z 1 heslock, James 46,125,126 Aubart rence ,1 bBoat n, Myra 28 17 Chester, Milton 57 u , 1nda 27 J, J: Bobo ack 46 Ujv Chilstrom, Wayne 57,94 Au ,Gale 27,96 Bobo udith 28 1f; Chinander, Linda 28,70 Austin, Glenn 1; Boeder, Dam Q Christensen, Daniel 46 Aydt, Bonnita 5 er, ry Christian, Clay 29, 08 Aydt, a dee 4 B0 8 Dennis 46 Christiansen, Duane Ayer , e 56 ' Q'Bork, Deborah 57 Christianrgdinda6 7 Ayers, Linda 271.561 Bornholdt, Sam 57,108 c1111 usan 4 Ayers, Wayne 46 X Boss, Beth Ann 28,91, 97 l Chr Opherson, 4Rog r 629 Ayshford, Susan 46 Boston, Beverly 57 Botte1son, Bussel 28,13 i Bourke, Caroly 0:1?! Bouvette,G1ey4W Bovee, Terry 62 JIM ,1ij 112 t 7: -B- Babcock, Ellen 56 Baker, Cathy 46 Baker, Dennis 46, 108, 120 1 38 INDEX h Chubb, JL21 rry Clar 1121:1126? 45,7996 an, Bill 57 olford, Sha 1011 57 1 mdfug $160,542 .59! MM :1de LQE, , J AJLN Hm U: ,J b Mnd-EX Q I 1:; 5 o Colkins, J46,9', 49 7, ,V fel d-gqames WM F 8.71 FrMan, Victoria 48 Q Coldmb'e. 011W rakyKa Cary 58, 12 c ,,o oflquette, John 58 xiIV,giolcgnbice, Sa ra gbb Dwk I ourneia, Joan 58 . Won, 1158111, 56 8, 70$ l511,?131181ncis, Terry 48 95 K1951 Q'bnn 10331 ' , '829 Frank, James 48 1 COYWKEL ' 3O Ndf'QIE-jn Frechette, Janine 58 , 1131;, 46a, . . 1 ' Fredrickson, Gary 30,77, 96, 97 Litoo'le; Karegb 47 Fredrickson, Joyce 31 f LcodDCns, j Freund, Rita 58 3' VI 1 1'is-v'Dea:e '1 Friedl, MangL3l ,rvbb LCQp ,uRgn'ald47 V Friestad, arian 58, 64, 8 V,LC3O:O Ma Fritchman eggy 58 15 w ,xv :11ng ' 30, 76, 77, 79 Fundingsland, Susan lg 7w. 11v 3 , Edward 58,94 Fusaiyl Kenneth .597 , :LU ara 472$? ' 7 1 it: 30 72, 73, 87, 5 ' . - VbGageby, Dave7 58 gqul 'l ' ' 8, 117 Gallaway, . Marvin 4 87 . lngs . , 97, 112, K v GallowaaLf'Michael 48 Fw 297 :18 k,YCressgglqgglrtm 5:7?1 U g3 kgahfregory'Ag 8 96 x71 l , 1:018: 3, 123. . W42 4W of, 55:8: 31 74:44 . , c Qiliglgifinn 9 , h 48 :74 $51131 DEE; 711,553? 04,1 Garza, JMriZt58 Y L O . , :5... p , ., I n1 L W71, CYUJ Elliott, Joe 65 Garza, Rosalba :31,82, 91 LL ?:?le pe Bigjll OL: 71, 83, Emholtz, DaviigVL jb 6 Gainn, David 2 IV 8, $15123 2 Engen, Howar jGebhardt Na14-Cy8 48, 93 f NL-Dahl, dit -, 2, 93,96 J man, Roan'ey 30 jGedatus Te'rTy 31,0 i 32M 1018b 471 , Er cksop, Barbara J Germ dsen, Gary 5:8,71 gbf25 hls , Dennis' 57 1177 Erickson, V1818 gggchell, Linda; 3 4 96 , , 113v Dai' Caroline 58 17 117C747 son, X31 2 58,969 131W ..- IL, 1,; lug V;U1 D y, Ernest 29 ,gnv spelan avid 5 Get7chgly, erry 171,114,118, , 1, Dale, Patricia 4.5 x f: Mp?wg' Dick 4;, 25 1X 4:; Gibbertsb', Robert 58 H195 , 3 ' Dallman, Alice 19; 19110 Jf Estl- d Cha 47 CT? 92y, M58 0'0 0k A Dalman, Glenn 58, . er, c3191 47 , 1 ----- 0,101 59,4 Roger. 997,; L Dalman, Karen 29, 94 , I Etter, wagme ,' jg ' ,Lv . gigamann ' 117 3 8 Dalrymple, Bill 58;; it ,, 9 Bull J69 48,123.17 .1. , X 95, 7', A , Dalrymple, P5me1aj .47 W Eulyl,Michae,1558 114,118 , - G011 Stephamy48 82 , ,yk 9 gameisop, BDarbeV ra 5'39 , 17' Ewing, wary J V127 go: KEG OZEJ6 2,1740 1 an1e son, ua . 7 . r m , '2, Danielsotl,LLynda 758 1477 Q Far1gy,may1518 ,1; I 4MGrass 6,77: 48 955, 95 ?MM Danielson, Virgin 8j V Feiler,i 3 Gree , Lin .' V' ,f-v Darsow, Carol An 47 3' . 1 Weieg , $111 en, Ric 31 d 58, lngJ gavils, Margaretg L213 1 XLF elegy ..... Susfj :7 ; Gren $651117, 1,1811! X7 aw ey, Jay 47 8 nor, Mnf; ee . '7 , l DeMars, William .7 . , Figarsk Fra Hg? $3 . 7; DeVries, Dennis 58 i V ' VFgrk hoff, ene 39,108L7Lz6r1m23 113 $21,: 41in DeVries, Diane5 29 If V Yd; REV 58 1157 5t QApnonikld,D 00 :W Deane, James 13 8, 9 4U , 7 erry, Judy 3 VCL L17 'Wo fhong, na 1418 Delaney, Kathleen 58, $ F 1114,; Kenneth' ELM LVL; Gyng, Larry Denardo, Steven 58 J 7,7 F n, Mar 30, smger, an Derhein, Daniel 58,65 , '19, UWM: 115 Don 9L 1 rossinger, Roger Dexter, Joy Lynn 58 . ' Ro t 30, 91 A771 ,Azcust 131315713 48, i821?! ij ,, Dibble, Terry 47 7 er, 58 2 75V Dickinson, Darrell 58,115 ,1 7V Fi511er,91 1,2,1 4v tafson, Nan J 11f Dierf, Gary 47,123 b Fitlz 1mm v' o nV J ' Gustafson, e t 48 a ,r 7 g r, J , , V . Dilley, Alan 58 v A ' diam 5 .7 N Gwygn, Steven 48 77! .. 5.; Ditter, Dora .47 ' lat 1121an m, 1774? Dockter, Curt1s 29, 96, 108, 109, 1:011:21 n 158 ; Ignenze, Che 1 '58, 95, 102,105, 110 For gs,Ks1ey 0,112, , LHagen, Kat een 58 f , Dodds, James 47, 112, 120,121 1 751.3: Z91, HageVnUBetty 1 , 7 9 14x Donner, Cheryl 47 x 9985, Svt4 82, 95,1131 End, Sharo 5248 'nyg? . Donner, Mighael 58 waggagstrcpm Cater: 8 X42! 7 CO Doran, Dav1d 29 Folrrrfqblpwl 1?:79 79 Hal wgfrbawl 4 IIJXJ Dorholt, King 47,82 Form6, P 11 7'3 82, 9679131108 Ha ca 48 2, X ,5. Dom, E.C. 10 , alpaus, en 311i . ,. ,Z .'VI Dom, Jill 29, 69, 70,71,82, 97 Folrsbeyg, 8tevg9x48: 82, 8 .' 1' 79V HalQiaVasgg even , VX9577 V 33.35 V, V 15,34- ' 5V I L9 VV V 9;; 7g L LV 37 , I'V' IJVV . '0 f V 71b IJ'IN .-: ; .1415?! ,1 U V 711174 V7 fail, Mr ,3'I?V::; , 2 ud',j ; I . u ,4 19' v , ,5 l, 717V TNDEX 3323-494 7 x .i , .. . . U; ,7 511,6, X 4 Q 3 Lily oleen 11X, son, 7 H$ersow Ling: 31 Halvergtm, R0 1e 59 Hamlin, La 59 thgmmegf y 71 H .1 9 - 7 '11 obert ,82 991 9$ lbert 481:1, 95, If, I : $w , 1 a KIM Ha 1rtrnann, Halss,2 J49 Hastings, Dgon Hauff, A e 1343: Hauff, D e 59 1 Haluggan heodore 32, 9, Haluggh, Diane m Haugh, Louise E196 M ' Haugh, NanqkAxgg Haun, Lucy 9 9 ,3 . Haun, James 3 ,117 Hawkins, Jamei9 , 82 Heath, Richard 32 Heath, Russell 49 Hedin, June 12 Hegdahl, Jean 49 Heib, Robert 32,91,97,112xpH Heiber, Cheryl, 5 7 Heidelberg, Ja e Heidelberg, Heinen, Fr E tric ickson, ' .i LC , ugene 59, 82 ildenbrand, Donald 49, 117 Hill, Carrie 59 140 INDEX 59,133 cobsen, Gerald 33 Ka 9 J; bsen, Kath 9 1s 4 $ ob en 33 J W79? 9X9 . 9 WQJ 4W9 . V J J Ha lter LIam4L7DI 65 m PIXQxhristo 33,108 Diane ,Vickfy ,Himmerich, 21 99916613ng, 95 L39ijHinric s 'Terr ward ,oe4 49, 5,126 owar Larry . o9 , Bruc 9 uebsch onald 11 mphr , Douglas 33 H terf Judy 59,96 ey, Terry 49,95 u Beverly 33 -1- Innes, Sandra 49 Irwin, Leslie 49 Irvin, Tom 59 Isachsen, Gordon 33, 85, 90, 95 122,123 Isachsen, Kristine 59 Isachsen, Lauren 49 Iten, Larry 59 Iverson, Gary 33 Jacklin, Cathy 65 Jacklin, David 33 Jackson, Richard 7, 17,123 Jacobs, Bill 59 J 5, Barbara 49 .gs, Carol 59 Brenda 49 Craig 49, 94, 112, 123, v , Pamela 34,94 on, Alan 34, 94 Barbara 34 Beverly 49 Cheryl 59 Darlene 59 Diane 59 9 Jeanine 49, 96 Johnson, Jerome 49, 95 Johnson, John 49,96 Johnson, Judith. 49 J01m80n, Karen 49 Johnson, xfirene 34 land 8 Johng MUL L Linda 49 J0 - :on ,Marjorie 47, 49,76 Johnson, Nancy 59, 96 Oscar 14 Paul 59 Ricky 49, 91 Steven 49 Johnson, Susan 34, 94 Johnson, Susan 49 Johnson, Warren Johno Wayne 59 2600:; William 34, 112, 125, 2$6ton, Ja cquelyn 22 Jones, David 34,112,120 Josewski, Bonnie 34 Josewski, Keith 49 Joyner, Jay 56, 59, 82, 100,108 Jungroth, Harold 6O Kachman, Teresa 60 Kahila, Karne 6O Kahler, Linda 6O Kahler, Susan 26, 34, 70, 96, 97, 103, 104 Kampa, Linda 49 Karlson, Eugene 6O Kassick, Linda 6O Kastendick, Janice 49, 83, 91 Keating, Cheryl 34 Keene, Larry 34 Keene, Marsha 34,92 Keene, Sandra 6O Kellar, Randy 49 Kelly, James 34 Kent, Judy 49 Keppel, Steven 6O Keprios, James 49,76, 95 Kern, Kenneth 34 Ketola, Sharon 34,87 Kidd, Virgil Kiefner, David 49 Kilian, Kenneth 35 King, Barbara 17 King, Bruce 35 King, Joanne 49 Kinghorn, Marvin 35 Kinghom, Patricia 6O Kinney, Patricia 6O Kloss, Gail 35 Knaus, Pamela 6O Knoblauch, Robert 60 Knutson, Donna 49 Knutson, James 26, 35, 70, 76, 79, 96, 113 Knutson, Kenneth 60,96 Kobow, Karol 6O Koehler, Kathy 6O Koeblinger, Cheryl 35,96 Koenig, Jerome 21 Koenig, Joycgz Kohl, Wesley Kohlrusch, Kohlrusc Kohnen, Jan Kottke, Car Kraemer, Kraemer, Kraemer: - Kraemer, uth 49S Krebs, Darrell 35 Kreig, Bobby 60,97 Krempin, Evelyn 35 Krieger, Linda 49 Krieger, Michael 49 Krier, Sandra 49 Krook, Judith 17 Krussow, Bonita 60,94 Kuns, James 49, 120 -L- LaBranche, Phillip 60 LaBranche, Veronica 49 LaDew, Willard LaLone, Jeanine 35 LaPoint, Ricky 60 LaRose, Jim 50 Lane, Fat 50 Langner, Frances 50 Langstone, Robert 60 Lannan, Patricia 60 Lanz, Victoria 35, 94, 95, 96, 105 Larkin, Robert 60,123 Larsen, Ed 50,100 Larsen, Greg 35,94 Larsen, Marilyn 50 Larsen, Spence 36,85 Larsen, Susan 36 Larson, Charles 16 Kowalke, J Kiri? KowalSki,BCM16 00$? Larson, Donavon 36, 70, 76, 95, 112,114 Larson, Kent 60 Larson, Mark 60 Larson, Paula 60, 97 Larson, Robert 50 Larson, Scott 60,114,125 Larson, William 60 Laurin, Irene 36 Lauzon, Barbara 50 Layman, William 60 Leach, Janice 60 Leadens, Terry 50 Lee, jan 60 Lee, Randy 50 Leeper, Monica 50, 55, 72, 91 Leerhoff, Diane 60 Leet, Bruce 50 Leet, Jon 60, 95 Legault, Kathleen 36 Legler, John 50 Lehmann, Barbara 60 :1! ' Kolkowski,F Kosciolek,Ji1 Koski, Eile ?;?de nbe E I$ Gre ory Lillestcig $431632? amsle 44' illiquist, ,125 rie Lind, Leightorn 50 Lindberg, Sally 50 Lindberg, Shirley 47, 50, 53, 85, 95, 97,102 Lindbloom, Sheryl 50 Lindblom, Pamela 60, 105 Lindgren, Bruce 60, 115 Lindgren, Dennis 36 Lindquist, Carol Locke, Claudia 50 Locke, James 36, 82, 113, 114, 120 Lofgren, Michael 60 Lofgren, Sandra 36,94 Loija, John 36 Loija, Sherril 50 Long, Mark 60 Long, Thomas Longen, Pamela 60 Longson, Lynette 60 Look, James 60 Louis, Susan 20 Louis, Vernon 20 Lowry, Barbara 60 Lucht, James 50 Lucht, Stephen 60 Ludwig, Linda 36 Luka, Beth 60 Lundeen, Steven 50,112 Lundquist, Barry 61 Lundquist, Warren 9 Lutz, Marie Lynch, Alan 61 -M- Maassen, Diane 61 MacCormick, Mary 65 Madir, Gerald 61, 118 Madson, Nancy 50 Maegi, Vello 61,108, 125 Magelssen, Roald 50 Magnuson, Donna 61 Magnuson, Paula 50 Mahnke, Dale 61 Mahood, Judi 50 Malikowski, Peggy 61 Malsam, Carren 50 Mancks, Cynthia 61 Mancotte, Robert Marrs, Dick 51 Marlin, Alyce 10 Martin, Janice 36 ,112 7 WVW teso 6171;222:631 665' , M c: 0 Mr: 411:. '5 176 J K Maftin, - amultin 6,12 x $tjsomlgv Kathy ' aue, W132! .. ,954: ,CZ Sngqix 51,96 ,J W7mh1 aurer, Mattin ley, Ed 551W hie giggan Robert 551 McCaffrey, Catherine 12, 84 WMCCarty, a'rlice 51 ynne7 37 c ugh,,Jamesw , 112 M an, Coretta 37 McLain, Linda 37 McLain, Pearl 61, 95 McLearen, Larry 61 McLearen, Roger 51 McMahon, Barbara 51,105 McMullen, Bonnie 61 McNeely, Mike 61, 114, 118 McLean, Richard 61 McLean, Ron 61 Mead, Norman 51 Mehaffey, Linda 61,94 Meier, Claudia 37 Meinhardt, Shirley 61 Meints, Karen 65 Meister, Linda 61 Meline, Linda 37 Melsby, Carol 51 Menard, Renee 61 Menzel, Jerome 37 Metcalf, Allen 51 Metcalf, Billy 61 Metcalf, Jack 37 Meyer, Allan 37 Meyer, Cheryl 51 Meyer, Mike 61 Meyer, Steven 51 Michelson, Duane 37 Miedtke, Darrel 13,112 Mikkola, John 51 Mikkola, Kathryn 37 Miller, David 61 Miller, Jacquelyn 37,87, 91 Miller, Kathleen 51 Miller, Kenneth 65,125 Miller, Linda 61 Miller, Richard 109, 112 Miller, Stephen Milne, Gregory 61 Mingo, Eddie 51,112 Miskowic, Danny 51 Mohler, Sharon 61,97 Morin, Roger 61 Morris, Phillip 51 Mortmde, Gordon 9 INDEX 141 Mortrude, Mark 51, 91 Moulton, Cynthia 61 Mueller, Richard 11, 119, 120 Murschel, Darlene Murschel, Linda 61 I 3N- ; Q Nacey, Sharon 61 : Nagell, Mark 61 1 Nanneson, Randy 61 Neddersen, Iaurie 37 , Nelson, Carolyn 61,95 ,elson, Charie 1 lson, David 37,117 Nelson, Jack 7 welson, John 51, 54, 90, 95,117 elson, Linda 51 Nelson, Ron 51,108 Nelson, Tom 56,61,82,114 Neu, William 61 Neumann, Donald 37 Neumann, Janice 61 Neumann, Nancy 51 1 Newton, James 65, 100 Nichols, Steve 22 Niedenfuer, Terry 61, 125 Nielson, Nancy 38,87, 96 Nikischinl, Ludmila 61 Noble, Jack 61 Norbeck, Jan 65 Norberg, Susan 51,95 61 Norman, Jeff 61 N Norsted, LeRoy 7,8 I ' Nyquist, Nancy 61,105 0. O'Brien, Betty 51, 82, 96 A O'Brien, Nancy 38 O'Rourke, Patti 62 Ochocki, Anita 38 degaard, Ronald 51,55 0 'cer, Robert 61,96,100,114 Ogg, Lynne 61 ' Ogle, Linda 51 Ogle, Susan 61,96 Ogle, Pat 38 Ohman, Janet 61,94 Okerson, Don 7, 16, 72 Oliver, Mary lson, Barbara 61 lson, Beverly 38 Olson, Bruce 62, 118 Olson, David 51 Olson, Douglas 38 Olson, Genevieve 18 bx Olson, John 65, 100 Olson, Michael 62 Olson, Patricia 62 Olson, Peggy 38 Olson, Phyllis 51 Olson, Richard 62 Olson, Susan 38 - lson, Verne 51 s39 Ondarko, Pat Ann 51 xCincutt, Dan 38 Orgon, Ricky 51 142 INDEX Ornat, Patricia 51 Orton, Mary 62 v Osborn, William 65 ?.- Osfar, Joseph 51 Ostman, Carol 51 Ostman, Kenneth 38 Ouelette, Margaret 62 Owens, Mary 51,83 -P... Palm, Gerald Palmquist, Larry 62 Palmquist, Patricia 51, 84, 93 Panchshyn, Orla 62 Papenfuss, Larry Paquette, Renee 51 Parrise, Raymond 65 Paulsen, Gerald 51, 94,100 Paulik, Linda 51 Payne, Gayle 38,76,82, 93 Peach, Diane 51 1 Peagh, Linda 62 Pea son, Susan 38 rson, Marilyn 12 rson, Pam 51 Carol eter on, Linda 51 ter pn, Robin 38, 123 n, Rudy 62 P ters n, William , auer, Fred 52,120 ering, Tom 52,95 Pi howski, Judith 62 Pomerleau, Richard 38 Poppen, Sharon 38 Porter, George 62 Posthumus, Cliff 52,112 Pratt, Larry 62,95, 114,118 Pratt, Robert 39 Press, Paul 62 Press, Peter 52 Primmer, Vickie 62 Prince, James 52 Pumick, Sue 52 Purrington, Kay 17 urvis, Katherine 39, 83, 89, 98 12, Marlo 15 -Q- uam, Dale 65 Q Quimby, Deanna 39 Quimby, Richard 39 -R- Rainville, Noble 52 Rajagich, Merico 39 Ramberg, Terry 52,55 Rambow, Sharon 39 Ramstad, Darlene 39 Rand, Robin Rassmussen, Kenneth 26, 39, 82, 108,109,111,117 Rasmussen, Marvel 22 Rath, Shirley 62 Ray, James 39 Ornat, Delores 38 Kg 3' d x6 R gettinghouge, Retzlaff: glam Re aw, M Rezn k, Sharlyn 52$ Ribich, Carol 22, w Richel, ' ' 52 Richter,+g1-E?y 39 Rickert, Gal 52,96 R1--e - ynthia 62 Rogness, Marth 16 Rood, Katherine 52 Rooney, Barbara 39 Root, Linda 62 Roscoe, Larry 65,95, 100 Rosnow, Lynette 62 Ross, Cary 52 Ross, Mike 52 Roth, Joann Patricia 4O Rouillard, Bonnie 62 Rouillard, Carol 62 Rourke, Tom 52, 112 Roy, Bob Rubin, Nancy 62 Rudolph, Hazel 62 Ruff, Wayne 62, 115 Rulmyr, John 52,117 Rush, Barry 52 Russell, John 52, 100, 108 Ruths, Elizabeth 62 Ryan, Michael 52, 83,91 Ryan, Ronald 65, 83 Salisbury, Eleanor 22 Salzburn, Diane 52 Salzburn, Mary 40 Sandberg, Larry 62, 114 Sandberg, Nancy 40 Sandberg, Rodney Sanderson, Carol 62 Sanderson, Gail 40 Sansom, Jean 62 Santo, Mary 52 Sartell, Kathleen 62 Sathrer, David 62, 118 Saxton, Michael 62,108 Schadewald, Georgia 62 Schadewald, Mary 62 Schaefer, William Schafbuch, Darlene 62 Schalwo, Judy 13 Schendei, Cheri 52 Schelvan, Mary Schenck, Lorella 62 Schlink, Robert 40 Schommer, Mary 40,97 Schommer, Michael 40,96 Schriener, Michael 62 Schroeder, Marilyn 13 Schultenover, Geri 62 Schultz, Brenda Schultz, Carol 26, 40, 87, 91,94 Schultz, Gene 62 Schultz, Paul 62, 87, 95 Schulz, Cindy 52 Schutt, Charles 62 Schutt, Marcia 40 Schutte, Sandra 52, 96, 97 Schutte, Wayne 40 Schwinden, Michael 52,71 Scott, Vernon 52 Scott, Virginia 52 Seals, Linda 52 Seaton, Phillip 62 Sengir, Frances 63 Servaty, Linda 52 Sery, George 40 Sexy, Mary 63, 82, 94 Setzler, Nancy 40 Severson, Dennis 63 Sheehan, Carol 63 Sherer, Claytonjr. 40 Sherer, Harry 63 Shragg, William . 0 Sieber, Richard 4 ,9:ng Sienko3, Daniel r Sills, Melany 63 x Simons, Susanz3368 Skinner3, Mike $613331g QJX Skov, Dan 52, 9333 ' 1v Skowronek, nghy $13,;m Sloss, Raymand .2333'1 Small, Olivig 6 X Small, Shiikjy 2 J I Smlth S Qreg4'0 Smith; 110le 41123 , JV 3386 63 tfo; e Smithxj Me Smith', Michaelg52,113j .3 Smith, is , FE Sngtor: T 33masQ'3314 f 3 x Snetsinng, 13111 63 K1 Snofek Donalgi, 52,:9j3, 94 Solbrq,3She1don 65 Sornnilkerfielcl,x Co 63 Somrh'ervold, David? 1 . J x 3:113 3339 tr? L3 A J 2 4 Xxoa LJWJMV 313333733333341Taylor, my? 63 95 Mmasb ,108, 125 M4 Soucy, Southward, Jean 41, 84, 96, 97 Spah, Steven 63,114 Spartz, Janice 52 Spencer, Carl 63 Spencer, Sue 63 Spraungel, Douglas 52,96 Tischner, Lois 42, 98 Toedt, Chris 53, 55, 95 B1 11 63 Springer, Sharon 63 Tong, Squire, ichael 52 Tong, Lawerence 42,112 St. ge, Diane 6553 Term, Carl A. 10 St. W52 Ton'n, Mary Lou 63,97 St. Ge r e mic1a2 Torgeson Michael 42 70 76 Stadler, 2279715 970 2112, 1133 3 3 3 3-70 11547 , orrey Suzanne 53 73 83 85 Stap121??135::xKT'637k 89, 921 3 3 3 3 Staples? 4212113241442? A?GZ Toso,Gera1d 53,90, 95, 108, 109 QToso, Mark 63,115,118 uTownsend,Barb;1ra Traut, Eugene 53 Triescihmann, Gertie 42 Tripp, Dave 42,70, 112,120, 121 Stassen Kabeglfs3 Ste. M 1 -r Ste. Marie Cfigylggylkb7t Stearns Steen, harles 53, Stein, Robert 41 Stenson, Stanley 52,8 Stenum, Lois Stetler, Linda 41,92 Stetler, Randy 52,112,119, 120 Tripp, Tom 63,82, 112,120, 121 Trombley, Paulette 53 Trowbridge, Brian 42,70 Trowbridge, Janine 53 Truax, Katherine 53,92 Truax, Thomas 15 True,Jone11 42,83, 87, 95 True, Victoria 63,91 Tucker, Susan 63,96 Tuma, Nance 42 Tuseth, Alice 21 U Stinson, James 41 Stockler, Diane 63 Stockler, Donald 63, 114, 118 Stockler, Sharon 41,68,70, 82 Stoltman, Sharon 53 Storts, Richard 63, 95 Strand, Susan 53,73,84, 105 Streeter, Linda 41 Strom, Glen 14 Strom, Patricia 41 Stroman, Daryl 53 Stroman, Duane 63 Strommer, Lloyd 63 Strong, Carol 63 Strychar, Brenda 63,96 Stubbs, William 63,114 Sturm, Karen 41 Sultze, Kathryn 41 Sundeen, Charles 63 . Sutherland, Linda 53,9 Sutter, Sharon 53, 103 utton, David 41 wanson, Barbara 65 Swanson, Jolynne 63 Swanson, Randy 53 Swart, Clinton 53 Swartout, Laurel 53 Swenson, Harold S Swenson, Randy 53 Swenson, Rita 53, 92 Swing, Nancy 63 Ubelhoer, Diane 53 Ulen, Dale 53 Tadych, Mickey 53 Taillefer, Homer 53, 112 Tanner, Nonie 53, 97 INDEX 143 F: , E ., UV. 3 1471;213ij x x m . , . A Hi Wadsworth, Ronald 43 4 j NK6Wibeto, Komel 43 Wood, Joanne 43 Wadsworth, Sue 641 I ' 5 L Wichman, Linda 54 Wright, Jacqueline 97 Waite, SteVen.43 a . 1 , Wick, Beverly 64 Wright, James 43 Walker, Linda 153,97 3' Wick, Dennis 54,123 Wright, John 64 Walsh, Karen 43,94 VJ Wick, Douglas 43 Wrucke, Phyllis 16 Walsh, Tim :123 4;, Wickham, Danny 64 - - Walvach, Janice 64 x Wickham, David 64 Yaeger, Michael 64,118 . Warner, Neil 64,1151 Wickham, Gerald 43,112,125 Yaeger, Sandra 43,73 Warner,'5Susan 64,94 Wiebe, Evangeline 54 -Z- Warnke, Susan 43, 9A Wigchers, Arthur 64 Zachow, Donald 43,70, 76,77, Watson, Janet 64, 82 Wilebski, Dennis 54, 125 113, 114 Watson, Larry 64,123,124 Wiley, Bonnie 64,97 Zemske, Gene 64,100,115 Weber, Daryl 43 Wiley, Roger 54,113 Zemske, Phyllis 23 Weber, Tony 43 Wilkinson, Jolene 64 Zettervall, James 43,70, 112, Weberg, Sue 64,97 Wilkinson, Merridy 54 117,118 Weese, Arlene 64 Williams, James 10 Zimbinski, Cynthia 17 Weinen, John 64 Williams, Maradee 64 Zimmer, Don 64 Weiss, Michael 43 Wilmes, William 64 Zimmerman, Jean 47, S4, 101, .Weiss, Sharon 64 Wilson, Jerry 65 102;104 Welch, Mary 43,91 Wilson, Kathy Zimmerman, Joan 54,82, 101, Wellman, Joel 64 Wiltsey, Janice 43 104 Wentworth, Linda 43 Wiltsey, Shirley 54 Zimmerman, Joyce 64 Westensee, Gregory 64 Winans, Larry 54,100 Zins, Mary Westensee, Iaura 43 Wittmers, Patricia 65 Zopfi, Ruth 23 White, Douglas 64,115,125 Wodarck, Gerald 64 Zumwinkle, Joan 43 Whiteoak, Allan 54 Wolfe, Jean 54 Zytkovicz, Dorothy 43,92 Whittaker, Lloyd 54,112 Wolfgram, Billy 54 H b :- 3' a W 0 3 6:5ng mefoyw 0:5 MJWWWW. 7W W KW 4V 0 WU W W 3'3130 W .94WTM M Wj 707A.Amek WWWCQWCW Znaw W W M wad aWMMwm AT Wwamdlwaavyogw WMTM QMMJ-Mwwg-LV? 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