Osseo High School - Oriole Yearbook (Osseo, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1966 volume:

What is this school year but a unique experience that involves your life? This experience encompasses three seasons, fall, winter, and spring. These seasons become singular as your activities fill their days. Each year these seasons will recur, but they will never tell this same story. This is YOUR year, 1965-1966. Fall brings the beginning of your experience as the doors of Osseo High open to introduce your new teachers and classes. From then on you are the school--you make up the classes, the organizations, and the sports. Following Homecoming the season changes, but you remain. You still comprise the clubs, the sports, and the social events . Spring brings a new emphasis on you as a student. Some of you will leave and some will return next year, but this will always be your year. You are responsible for its successes and failures, its excite- ment and apathy, its joys and sadnesses, its spirit and life. 7726 ORIOLE Presents To You Your Year 1965-66 Editors Jean A ften Shirley Lindberg Susie Torrey In Dedication. . . His seen a thousand recordsfall; To win to losef-lze knows it all. Fleetffoated lads he name: with pride, But thefw passed on, yet he remains Inslz'llz'ng stz'llyoung lads t0 stride; T0 race with lgfeforjoy or pains. - D. A jlm Mr. Deane coufd be considered as the man who has brought Osseo state -wide recognition. His cross-country and track teams have swooped down on many well- known teams and left the name of Osseo ringing in their ears. The trophy cases are filled with the signs of his teams and their Victories. He is a man who demands respect and work from all of his team and they devotedly give it. Table Of Contents Fall Administration....................................... 8 Faculty ............................................. 11 Student Life ......................................... 26 Organizations ....................................... 29 Sports ............................................. 42 Homecoming ........................................ 48 Winter Student Life. .F ........................................ 54 Organizations ....................................... 57 Sports .............................................. 74 I Sno-Days 84 Spring SophomoreSectz'on..................................... 90 junior Section ....................................... 101 SeniorSection........................................112 Index - 143 Our C ammunity 150 . . .And I rose In rainy Autumn And walked abroad In a shower grail my days. . . -Dylcm Thomas FA LL 65 Administrators And $612001 Board Determine LELAND I. JOHNSON; Administrative Assistant ZYRLE D. ROSER, Director of Personnel LeROY V. NORSTED, Superintendent HAROLD S. SWENSON, Business Officer District P0 lz'cz'es DOUGLAS M. ROSSI, Director of Pupil Personnel and Transportation LOWELL D. FORMO, Principal JAMES DEANE, Athletic Director WARREN K. LUNDQUIST, Assistant Principal JAMES WILLIAMS, Vice-Chairman District 27 9 JAMES MILLER, Director Board Educatz'an E. C. DORN, Treasurer CARL A. TONN, Chairman ARNOLD c. HEWITT, Clerk MRS. ALYCE MARLIN, Director DAVID HOLMGREN, Business JUNE HEDIN, Business CATHERINE MCCAFFREY, Business Vocational Readiness HARRY BENSON, Business DARREL MIEDTKE, Bus iness MRS. MARILYN SCHROEDER, Business MRS. MARILYN PEDERSON, Business DONALD OKERSON, English BRUCE BAUER, English English As MRS. KAY FERGUSON, English DELANO MOTTAZ, English MRS. SONJA EVESLAGE, English EUGENE SWIERINGA, English EARLE CHRISTENSON , English SHARON MATTINEN, English eflection Of 7726 Times DEAN HAUF, English MRS . BARBARA SILBERG MRS. FLORA ROGGE, English English ocz'al Concepts Explore World Relationships ROGER STELLJES, American History, World Affairs WILLIAM NELSON, American History, Social Studies '94 4. LLOYD BELFORD, Social Studies 'memm ngym JAMES DEANE, American History RONALD I-IUEBSCHEN, American History JOHN BRANSTROM, American History RICHARD MUELLER, World History EARL RHODE, Social Studies Math And Science Provide GLEN STROM, Mathematics DONALD CONNO RS, Biology RICHARD LINDSTROM, Science Survey OSCAR JOHNSON, Chemistry THOMAS SNATER, Mathematics Guidelines F07 A Technical Warld THOMAS TRUAX, Physics Chemistry MRS. MERRY WACHAL, Mathematics JOHN ROBERTS, Mathematics WAYNE FISHER, Mathematics MARLO PUTZ, Biology JANICE MATTSON, Biology, Mathematics H umam'tz'es Pmbe lee MRS . CYNTHIA ZIMBINSKI, French TERRANCE SI-IERCLIFFE, Physical Education MRS. RACHEL BREGENZER, Art MRS. PHYLLIS WRUCKE, German JOHN KOWALKE, Instrumental Music Realm 0f M an JOHN HANSEN, Vocal Music KAREN JOHNSON, Latin, English MRS. JEAN WINJE, Physical Education WESLEY KOHL, Psychology EUGENE WALDOWSKI, Art CLAYTON SMITH, Industrial Arts RUTH ERICKSON, Homemmcs Planning IS Essential T0 MRS. VIRGINIA DANIELSON, Home Economics DWIGHT MORRISON, Industrial Arts 20 DENNIS KEASLING, Industrial Arts f A F in islzed Product LEE GRESSER, Industrial Arts GENEVIEVE OLSON, Home Economics WAYNE SWEDAL, Industrial Arts WAYNE CARLSON, Industrial Arts 21 Vwiwwwwyw ROGER CLAIM, Senior Counselor FLORENCE FELKNOR, Junior Counselor Counseling StafAids Stu emf Planning ALICE TUSETH, Psychologist RONALD BENSON, Sophomore Counselor JEROME KOENIG, Director of Guidance Librarians, A-V, Nurse, Serve Student Needs WARREN JOHNSON Director of, Publications WILLIAM SHRAGG and DEAN HAUF, Audio Visual LIBRARIANS: VERNON LOUIS, MRS. SUE LOUIS, RONALD RUDSER MRS. MARY ANDERSON, School Nurse mm m Wk. 23 Coordinators 0f Students And Services COOKS: M. Booth, C. Branch, C. Cook, C. Gannon, C. Hackler, M. Harff U-Iead CooM, A. Holthus, E. Kinghom,H. Opitz, L. Unke, A. Von Ende, P. Zemske, R. Zopfi. DISTRICT SECRETARIES M. Davis J. Hudson V. Iverson J. Johnston C. Northrop E. Salisbury A. Sorenson H. Voeltz SENIOR HIGH SEC RETARIES M. Rasmussen C. Ribich M. Riedesel K. Rigelman S. Small CUSTOD IANS A. Allan B. Baldwin U-Iead Custodiam W. De Mars J. Ebert J. Hunter W. LaDew O. Liestman R. Olson G. Palm L. Peterson R. Sandberg W. Schaefer BUS DRIVERS: L. Anderson, V. Anderson, R. Allan, V. Ameson, R. Baune, E. Brown, A. Bolduc, R. Bush, L. Christen son, D. Cutbirth, D. Domaas, E. Dorn, R. Dahl, T. Engels, J. Engels, J. Ebert, H. Erickson, L. Fylstra, D. Hastings, S. Hagen, G. Hakola, R. Hanson, T. Hotfles, D. Johnson, S. Johnston, E. Kothrade, L. Korte, G. Lenter, R. Larson, D. Lucht, O. Liestmann, W. Ladew, H. Miller, S. Nichols, C. Ostrander, G. Reinking, M. Ross, D. Peterson, J. Servaty, W. Seibert, A. Swedberg, H. Trombley, J. Wright, P. Wycoski. 25 EVEN a championship te am must start here. Students And Teachers INTRICATE SPLICING MACHINERY is in competent hands. EVEN a homecoming reception poses Challenging problems. DAILY LEARNING extends to the outdoors and practical experience. in TEACHERS EXPLORE complicated mechanisms to aid student understanding. THE 1965 WORLD SERIES brought TVs of all sizes into classrooms. Caught In Everyday zfe OSSEO BIOLOGISTS head for the fields. ONE of the most vital parts of a game. EVEN the most hardworking teacher needs a little relaxation. A BIT of Dylan; a touch of Seeger. 27 CREATIVE TALENTS ARE STRENGTHENED in art classes. I just can't go sharp this time. Dz'verSZerd Classes Develap Skills CONCENTRATION is essential in the machine shorthand class. EMPLOYMENT of the scientific method is vital to Chem Study. TIME OUT from office work as students converse. 28 Student Council Revived Skyline Workshop STUDENT COUNCIL, I. Ayers, T. Barcus, P. Bergerson, M. Bluger, T. Bottleson, C. Chance, M. Cosse, D. Curtis, J. Dahl, B. Dahlin, S. Daniels, K. Delaney, J. Dohse, A. Draper, D. Farder, C. Ferry, S. Forbes, S. Golling, J. Gust, N. Hallberg, D. Harstad, F. Hinen, M. Hintzman, M. Janecke, M. Jasmer, J. Javes, C. Jennings, D. Johnson, G. Johnson, M. Johnson, M. Johnson, B. Langston, B. Larson, J. LaRose, S. Lindberg, M. McNeley, E. Magnuson, L. Mattila, K. Miller, C. Nelson, J. Nelson, T. Nelson, N. Nyquist, B. O'Brien, L. Pratt, R. Rust, B. Schutt, L. Small, S. Strand, S. Toso, T. Tripp, M. Williams, L. Winans, J. Zimmerman, J. Zimmerman. Development, progress, and initiative were key words in Student Council this past year. Under a new system of homeroom government, the Council set out to develop old projects and initiate new ideas. Among the Council's activities were the bookstore, which served the students year- around, Homecoming parade, Sno-Days and intramural sport's. Senior Jane Gu st and Junior Kathy Delaney represented Osseo at the State Student Council Convention, bring- ing back with them ideas to aid in the re- organization of the Skyline Student Council Workshop. This major project brought rec- ognition to the Council and t0 the school. All year the Council strived to develop a more highly representative Council to serve our growing school. Under able lead- ership, w0rking members attained these goals. SERVING THE STUDENT BODY, the Council maintains the bookstore. LEADING COUNCIL BUSINESS are M. Johnson, Sec.; J. Nelson, Pres.; S. Forbes, Vice-Pres.; Not Pictured are B. O'Brien, Treas.; and L. Winans, Parliamentarian. 29 CONCERT BAND, 1965-1966; FLUTE: N. Taylor, N. Taft, C. Lowitz, C. Nelson, K. Himmerich, C. Toedt, J. Carlson, V. Lofgren, S. Norberg, T. Hurley. CLARINET: M. Lemberg, J. Paulson, D. Snorek, S. Torrey, R. Buchan, J. Elliot, L. Mehaffey, L. Alquist, M. Sery, L. Heinrick, A. Draper, S. Hanson. ALTO CLARINET: K. Delaney, J. Ohman. BASS CLARINET: J. King, P. McHugh, B. Krussow. SAXOPHONE: C. Steen, J. Armstrong, P. McLain, J. Leet, P. Eberhardt. Concert Band Performed More Actz'vely-e 1965 DRUM MAJOR, Jim Keprios, assumes his new role. W6 31, EN The crash of cymbals, roll of drums, and trumpet fan- fare swept the band into another exciting year. The band made its entrance into this year's events with football shows for all the home games. This year's A and B bands split the duties of doing shows to give the A band additional time for concert work. The concert season came in on the strains Of the band's first seasonal production on November 16th. Months of strenuous practice and concert work were exemplified by outstanding participation in district and state music contests. Climaxing the year's events was the appear- ance of Doc Severson, famed trumpeter of Skitch Henderson's band, with the concert band on May 20th. Under the direction of John Kowaike this completed an excellent season for the band. This year Jim Keprios ably filled the position of drum major for A band and Bob Carland for B band. Early in the year concert band officers and council were elected. TENOR, BASS SAXOPHONE:K. Zimmerman, L. Roscoe, W. Flaten, OBOE: B. Larson. BASSOON: S. Lindberg. CORNET: G. Brown, B. Betterman, L. Lichtenberg, S. Warner, R. Grill, P. Schultz, T. Pickering. TROMBONE: S. Forbes, R. Gronfield, J. Keprios, A. Hartman, J. Eccleston. BARITONE: C. Jensen. BASSES: E. Eccleston, M. Rodin. DRUM: J. Johnson, P. Armstrong, C. Haenze, B. Frank, P. Evesrude. BAND OFFICERS: S. Lindberg, Pres; J. Keprios, Sec'y-Treas; and S. Forbes, Vice -Pres; can't resist the new Chinese gong. Sponsored Guest Soloist Pinwheels form part of the half-time routine. Varsizy Band Shared Concert, Marching Duties VARSITY BAND, 1965-1966; FLUTE: P. Anderson, C. Brosdahl, B. Eichorn, T. McDermott, S. Norberg, S. Techau, M. Toomey, S, Wagner. CLARINET: S. Bornholdt, K. Cook, S. Cottrell, B. Crowell, J. Lee, S. Meyer, J. Olson, D. Snorek, J. Fern, L. Haun, V. Hill, J. Holmberg, D. Jensen, L. LaPoint, J. Sorenson, L. Stolberg, S. Sturmer, L. Swartout, P. Volrath, J. Warnke, 8. Weekly, N. Wilkes, M Williams. CORNET: R. Bollinger, R. Brodeen, C. Falk, B. Frisell, J. Johnson, S. Jones, K. Nordby, J Duenow, R. Erickson, R. Gjerstad, Olson, R. Rulmyr, M. Schelvan, D. Zimmer. SAX: R. Carland, V. M. Grefthen, V. Himmerick, M. Prince, R. Snorek, D. Stroman. BARITONE: W. Chilstrom. HORN: J. Jessen. DRUM: C. Dalman, B. Grendahl, C. Johnson, B. Norsted, M. Olson, G. Stone, G. Williams. DRUM MAJOR Bob Carland strikes an appropriate stance. AV THE BAND executes its half-time entrance. 32 DEBATERS: S. Forsberg, M. Ryan, M. Karason, J. Kastendieck, A. Kastendieck, and L. Winans compare notes. Debaters Participated In U 0f M Tourney The debaters this year argued the following resolution: RESOLVED: That the Federal Government should adopt a program of complusory arbitration in basic industries. The A debaters were seniorsjan Kastendieck, Steve Forsberg, Larry Winans, and Mike Ryan. They attended many invitational tournaments. The main tournament of the year was the U of M debates. This consisted of five rounds of debating scheduled during two days. The team faired well in Conference and District debates. N. F. L. OFFICERS S. Stenson, treas. S. Forsberg, pres. S. Torrey, vice-pres. Y. Albrecht, sec. tNot PicturedT 33 Many Hours Were Necessary To Produce ADVISORS MR. BAUER and MR. BENSON hold a conference with staff photographers P. Schultz and G. Van Den Boom TERRY AND MR. BAUER work late to finish laying out an issue. Attending clinics and seminars, sponsor- ing campaigns, writing and editing stories, and laying out the paper kept the I-II-TRAIL staff busy this year. New ideas were used and many of the suggestions made at the clinics were put into effect. The I-Ii -Trail was under the supervision of Mr. Benson and Mr. Bauer. SPORTS EDITORS J. Nelson and M. Eull, News Ed. , R. Johnson, and Feature Ed. S. Stenson give a critical look to PREPARING THE PRODUCT for distribution. their work. 34 H i- Tm z'l BUSINESS MGR. , J. King, and Circulation Editor, J. Kastendieck look over the latest issue. FOLLOW THE HI-TRAIL is the theme of the bulle- tin board in the HI-TRAIL room. Hi-Trail Staff MANAGING EDITORS. . TERRY HURLEY KATHY TRUAX NEWS EDITOR . . . . . RICK JOHNSON FEATURE EDITOR. . . STAN STENSON SPORTS EDITORS . . . JOHN NELSON MIKE EULL CARTOON EDITOR . . . BOB VAN HORN BUSINESS MANAGER . . . JOANNE KING CIRCULATION MGR. . JAN KASTENDIECK EXCHANGE EDITOR . YVONNE ALBRECHT PHOTO EDITORS . . . . PAUL SCHULTZ GARY VAN DEN BOOM COLUMNISTS . . . . . . GAIL RICKERT VlKKl TRUE, STEPHANIE GOLLING REPORTERS . . . . . . KATHY ROOD PAULA MAGNUSON, GAIL HEMKER JANINE FRECHETTE, LARRY ROSCOE LINDA PETERSON, TERRY FRANCIS RUTH BOWER, MONICA LEEPER MARSHA GREFTHEN LAURIE PAWLOWSKI 35 G.A.A.eri9 Explored New F z'ela's Of Sports THE INSIDE VIEW of the concession stand. This year's G.A.A. was the most active yet. Emphasis was placed on new and different activities, which included swimming at the Howard Johnson pool, basketball tournaments, bowling, a Visit to a health center, and a gymnastics dem- onstration. Operation of the concession stand at all football games was a main responsibil- ity of the club. This came in conjunction with cleaning the football field the morn- ing following a game. These combined activities, prompted by the spirit of hard work and fun, made this a memorable year for G.A.A.er's. THE G.A. A. RAKES up the Friday night debris. G.A.A. OFFICERS: J. Zimmerman, Pres.;J. Aften, Vice-Pres.; S. Torrey, Sec.; T. Hurley, Treas.; J. Frechette, Sports Mgr.; B. Palmquist and S. Norberg, Soph. Reps. FOOTBALL FANS gather around the stand for refresh- ments. THE G.A.A. Basketball Tourney Teams are formed. OPPOSING TEAMS Jumpball . DRIBBLING FRANTICALLY down the court. SHOOTING for a basket to round off another victory. JOAN ZIMMERMAN'S basketball team captures first place. 37 BACKSTAGE activity contributes an important part to the play. FLYING INSTRUCTIONS are relay- ed to the plane from the control tower. 0.H.S. Students Enacted Flight WORRIED passengers await news of further developments. 38 TIME BETWEEN appearances provides relief for a tired cast member. Into Danger THESPIAN OFFICERS J. Nelson and R. Johnson offer suggestions to Understudy M. Friestad. A PASSENGER assumes the duties of the stricken pilot. Under the direction of Mr. Swieringa, the Drama Club presented the play FLIGHT INTO DANGER, a tense drama written by Arthur Hailey. The cast was led by pilots of Ed Eccleston ton and Larry Roscoe, who were stricken with food poisoning; Dawn Peters, their pretty stewardess; and Chuck Hanson, an absent-minded passenger who was forced to fly the plane. Also contributing to the play's success were: Dr. Baird -Steve Moulton Mr. Foster-Bruce Howes Mrs. Foster -Yvonne Albrecht Mrs . Maine-Cindy Moulton Miss Williams-Monica Leeper Mrs. Spencer-Janet Ohman Ticket Agent-Kathy Delaney Controller-I-Ielene Eccleston Operator -Jan Kastendieck Capt. Treleven -Jim Newton Cheerleaders -Ginny Rein Jenny Anderson Terry Williams Lolly Rothstein 39 The F .I-I.A. began their year's activities by running a small concession stand at the home football games. Members spent Fri- day afternoons baking doughnuts and cookies to sell. At Christmas, stuffed animals were made and presented to children at orphan- ages. During January, the club made a field trip to General Mills. An F.H A . -sp0nsored dance finished an eventful year. F. H. A. MEMBERS made stuffed toys as Christmas presents for an orphanage. CIEAN-UP finishes the project. FHA Visited General Mills, Sponsored Dance F.H.A. OFFICERS: L. Garza, Par1.;J. Norbeck, Sec.; K. Campbell, Pres. Elect; 8. Spencer, Treas.; D. Johnson, Rec. Leader; and S. Ray, Hist. 40 Teacher Cadets Re-Establz'shed CORRECTING PAPERS is a Teacher Cadet's job. The purpose of this organization was to make known to interested students the qualities of a good teacher, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of teaching. Some of the activities were: sponsor- ing a scholarship, helping teachers during study hall and after school, outside speakers lecturing on related topics, and Visiting colleges. Five representatives went to the Stu- dent Minnesota Education Association meet- PETE HELPS OUT by putting up a bulletin ing at St. Cloud State College on November board. 17. An important part of the Teacher Cadet program was the communication with the teaCherS- At the beglnnlng 0f the Year; . TEACHER CADET OFFICERS G. Collins, Vice-Pres.; letters were sent to each teacher askmg 1f K. vanDenBoom, Pres.; T. Eggerud, Sec.; and K. he could use the aid of a Teacher Cadet. campbenr Treaw gather 'Found the dESk- Because of a favorable response, most of the T.C. 's worked throughout the year under the guidance of a teacher. SENIOR D. Snorek reports on St. Cloud F.T.A. Convention. 41 $33.me iWi,?9$ES STANDING: J. Joyner, P. Larson, R. Nelson, B. Metcalf, A. Metcalf, J. Noble. KNEELING: R. Sewill, J. Toso, J. Camp- bell, K. Bujarski, D. Bredehoft, R. Callander, and M. Mayfield. NOT PICTURED: L. Alquist and C. Wefel. Oriole Harriers Captured Sixth Straight TOP RUNNERS J. Toso, J. Campbell, D. Bredehoft, and P. Larson jaunt around the Osseo field. ELK? 7.2M 5 1 : . . .They said it couldn't be done, but the Orioles did it. Osseo won its sixth straight conference championship. It was a young team this year, with only five seniors. Although led by Captain Justy Campbell, team effort brought Osseo Victory. The Harriers placed first in the Skyline Conference, second in District 16, and fourth in Region IV. 42 VETERAN RUNNER J. Campbell sparks team to victory. Cross-Country Scoreboard Alumni 20, Osseo 35 Mounds View 15, Osseo 52 Robbinsdale 29, Cooper 34, Osseo 60 Osseo 29, Fridley 47, Park 51 Osseo 21, Spring Lake Park 36, Forest Lake 72 Southwest 33, Kellogg 51, St. Paul Central 72, Osseo 112, Monroe 113 Osseo 22, Brookly Center 35, Cent. 73 Osseo 22, Mahtomedi 37 CAPTAIN J. Campbell confers with Coach Deane. C onference Title A SHORT conference before the meet begins. SENIORS: A. Metcalf, R. Nelson, J. Toso, J. Campbell, and M. Mayfield provide team strength. 43 MIKE WIGGINS QSs looks for daylight behind blocking help from Scott Forbes and Cliff Post- humus as Orono defenders close in on Home- coming tilt. GUARD Mike Smith and right-half Darrell Dickenson 63 watch as We iner lines up the Oriole machine for a first down. Oriole Grz'da'ers Captured Fourth Consecutive A FOOTBALL, ROW ONE: L. Sandberg, Mgr. , G. Zemske, L. Whittaker, F. Daire, J. Weiner, J. Eull, M. Bjerkebek, T. Casey, J. Howard, and L. Gustafson. ROW TWO: M. Smith, M. Amundson, S. Farley, A. Hartman, B. Leitzke, M. Toso, S. Lundeen, M. Wiggins, B. Lindgren, J. Rentas, and D. Dickenson. ROW THREE: Coach Carlson, Coach Meidtke, T. Leadens, B. Smith, T. Rourke, C. Jensen, J. Dorn, R. Wiley, J. Getchell, T. Nelson, and Coach Hansen. ROW FOUR: R. Stetler, T. Tripp, C. Posthumus, G. Behmen, G. Germundson, 8. Forbes, D. Anderson, M. McNealy, B. Larson, J. Dodds, and D. Stockler. C onference Crown F ootball Scoreboard OHS OPP 20 .......... St. Francis ............. O 20 ......... Spring Lake Park ........ 7 34 ......... Centennial .............. 13 20 ......... Fridley ................ 6 6 ......... Orono .................. 9 0 ......... St. Paul Park ............ 10 21 ......... Brooklyn Center ......... 14 28 ......... Forest Lake ............ 0 6 ......... Mahtornedi ............. O DAIRE HEADS upfield for a touchdown. ON FAMILIAR GROUND, captains Randy Stetler and Cliff Posthumus pause for a picture. 45 Title Saved By 6-0 Victory Over Zephyr: In JOHN HOWARD hits an Orono back near the sidelines as Tripp envelopes them both. HEAD COACH John Hansen watches the game de- velop with Senior Mike Smith and Assistant Coach Quentin Carlson. SOPH. LEFT-HALF Frank Daire, outstanding ground gainer, NAMED TO THE WCCO All-State football team, finds grudging yardage after a blocking pass from Jim Dodds. Randy Stetler talks to Coach Hansen. 46 Champz'onslz 2'19 Duel Skyline Champions for the fourth con- secutive year, the 1965 football team made this one of the most exciting seasons ever. The Orioles built up momentum winning four conference tilts before Orono lucked out on mistakes for a 9e6 Victory in non- conference Homecoming play ' DECIdedly TIGHT END Scott Forbes can't quite hold a pass from John disgpPOinted , the gridders dropped. a 10-6 Weiner as a good move by the Orono defender spoils the dec1s1on to St. Paul Park the followmg week. completion. The conference loss put the Orioles one game behind undefeated Mahtornedi, but the race was locked up when the Zephyrs lost as Osseo struggled past Brooklyn Center and shut out Forest Lake. The co-leaders met in the final game of the season, and the Orioles used the home field to an advantage by grind- ing out a 6-0 triumph and securing the title. WCCO radio featured the contest as their high school game of the week and were not disappointed when the Orioles insured Victory only by halting a Zephyr march on the two yard line as the Clock ran out. Randy Stetler and Cliff Posthumus cap- tained the team to a 7-2 overall record and earned All-Conference honors. Randy Stetler was also named to the All-State team by WCCO. LEFT-HALF Frank Daire struggles for yard- age against tough Orono blocker. B FOOTBALL, ROW 1: W. Arnold, J. Humphrey, J. Emholtz, B. Lembke, J. Watson, T. O'Leary, C. Dorn, L. Voight, R. Connoy, and R. StubbS. ROW 2: Coach Berg, D. Farder, J. Rourke, P. O'Leary, C. Sorenson, C. Burlingame, L. Miller, D. Richter, R. Connoy, and Coach Nelson. ROW 3: M. Johnson, L. Winberg, P.Lucht, B. Strom, T. Kulkay, E. Magnuson, T. Brown, T. Hanson, G. Williams, and R. Bollinger. 47 THE G.A.A. PRESENTS a mock coronation skit. CHEERLEADERS RAISE excitement in their spirited pepfest. H 0772 ecomz'ng 65 QUEEN CANDIDATES tend to nervous last minute adjustments. 1964 HOMECOMING QUEEN is escorted by Jaime Oteyza. MARGIE JOYOUS LY receives her crown. THE DOORS of the Swiss House open on another queen candidate. 48 QUEEN MARGIE dons her regal robe. QUEENS EXCHANGE their happiness. With the announcement of the Queen candidates, Homecoming began. From then on it was a battle between anticipation and preparation, with pronounced successes in both. Thursday night revealed a most excited court and impatient audience. The Cheerleaders found high spirit in the pep fest, which was followed by a talent show. With no sympathy for the audience, Mistress and Master of Ceremonies, Betty O'Brien and Jerry Toso kept them in a state of suspense. At last, the lights were dimmed and Jaime Oteyza was given the honor of crowning Margie Johnson as 1965 Homecoming Queen . The traditional Homecoming parade found Queen Margie and her attendants somewhat flushed and shivering in the low temperatures. The Brooklyn Park Youth Group received first place in the float division. Homecoming night the Orioles displayed undaunted fighting spirit, though defeated 9-6 by non-conference Orono. The Magpies provided the music at the dance following the game. THE ROYAL COURT, ROW ONE: Jerry Toso, Betty O'Brien, Judy Armstrong, Roger Wiley, Carol Brosdahl, Craig Jensen. ROW TWO: Linda Seals, Jim Dodds, Cliff Posthumus, Chris Toedt, Stephanie Golling, Scott Forbes, Margie Johnson, Jaime Oteyza, Jill Dorn, Lynn Mattila, Tom Rourke, Randy Stetler. TEARY-EYED CONGRATULATIONS are given. GREETING ROYALTY at the Senior Reception. OSSEO BATTLES against Orono. A 772 2d The F estz'v z'tz'es HALF-TIME precision. THE WEEK'S EVENTS were climaxed by the Homecoming dance. QUEEN MARGIE greets the Homecoming crowd. 1 3 yw 9k w W ,4. N NAM z .$ N; . . . Winter the Paragon cyFArt. . . -Roy Campbell WINTER 55366 53 LUNCH-TIME provides a LECTURES induce reflections. bre ak in schedule. ' AFTER SCHOOL HOURS, mind and stomach hunger for a little more . A LOCKER becomes a senior's home away from home. GREAT MINDS ponder together. OHS JUNIOR gets into the swing of things. SIGNS OF THE END arrive with the ordering of graduation announcements. TWO HEADS are better than one. BUSY LIBRARY aides establish order in mag- azine room Special Activities BeneJQtted Students HALL GUIDE Bruce Smith relaxes during lunch hour rush. MR. SNATER DEMONSTRATES the Univac 422 computer to Mr. Rhode. CHESS PROVIDES a stimulating pass time for members of the Chess Club. 56 AT THE HOLLY HOP, Jaime feels right at STUDY REQUIRES concentration. home. jaz'me Presented Venezuelan Viewpoint TWO CAN get the job done faster. This year's foreign exchange student, Jaime Otezya, came to Osseo from Caracas, Venezuela. He stayed with the George Smith family. Jaime was an active participant in the extra -Curricu1ar life at Osseo. He was a member of the A.F .S. Club and of the Student Council. He was also an honorary escort during Homecoming festivities. JAIME LENDS a helping hand. DURING HOMECOMING, Jaime served as honorary escort at the Coronation. A.F.S. OFFICERS: L. Hendrickson, sec'y-treas.; S. Torrey, pres.; and R. Johnson, V. pres. A. F.S. MEMBER applies artistic ability. 58 Newsletter Added To CLUB MEMBERS decorate for the Holly Hop. The main objective of the American Field Service Club was to raise money that is used for the purposes of bringing a foreign student to Osseo for a year or send- ing one of our students abroad. A large portion of this money has been derived through the club's sponsorship of such activities as the annual Holly Hop and the A . F.S. Week- end. The A.F.S. Newsletter was the newest addition to the list of the Club's activities. This monthly publication provided Osseo students with news of the club, information about Jaime, and publicity for A .F.S. The successful efforts of the club were seen throughout the year at Osseo in the person of our exchange student, Jaime Oteyza. His ready smile and friendly at- titude made him an excellent representa- tive of his country. Working under the direction of Mrs. Rogge, A . F.S. attempted to promote good- will among nations as it tried to arouse an interest among Osseo students. A .F.S. Activities EDITOR CATHY GARRISON reviews the latest issue of the A. F. S. newsletter. JAIME DISCUSSES life in Minnesota with Cooper's exchange student, Evelyn Winter. MISS SETZIER entertains the A. F. S. Club with slides of her trip to Egypt. JAIME LENDS a helping hand. 59 JOAN AND JOHN create ' COUPLES ENJOY the music of Jack and the Rippers . hemes H ighlighted CONVERSATION AMONG tired dancers at the closing of Homecoming. TRUE LOVE reveals itself at Sadie. DOGPATC I-IERS GATHER round. CAUGHT in the rhythm of the Holly Hop. WAITING to get hitched Dances TYING the knot . DOGPATCH members respond to the be at. DAISY MAE WHO caught who? found her Li'l Abner. CHOIR, ROW ONE: 8. Holzmeister, V. Erickson, S. Kaminski,M. MacCormic, J. Hunter, L. Kahler, M. Mauer, L. Hendrickson, S. Christine, N. Johnson, J. Johnson, K. Campbell, V. Hirmer, M. Jasmer, C. Sommerfield, B. Wiley, M. Tonn, C. Jacklin. ROW TWO: Mr. Hansen, L. Hall, C. Jones, J. Dahl, 8. Tucker, G. Rickert, M. Ewing, G. Collins, B. O'Brien, C. Stadler, M. Rose- land, 8. Schutte, S. Weberg, J. Aften, S. Mahler, S. Bergstrom, M. Heintz, J. Ste. Marie. ROW THREE: D. Jansen, R. Peterson, The Chair Performed On Television, SMALL GROUP ROW TWO: . Officer . Skov . Stenson . Hansen . Aften . Lindberg . Walker . Larson ROW ONE: L. Hendrickson G. Collins S. Christine M. Ewing S. Schutte S. Mohler S. Bergstrom M. Roseland C. DeMoss, K. Knutson, L. Miller, S. Stenson, T. Hansen, L. Walker, B. Peterson, P. Larson, C. Skowronek. ROW FOUR: M. Anderson, D. Brodeen, S. Spraungel, B. Officer, C. Hanson, D. Skov, B. Krieg, D. Robertson, S.Lindberg, C. Melsby. Concerts And Tours The tradition of fine choral music at Osseo High School was further advanced this year by the efforts of the sixty -one voice high school choir and the sixteen voice small group, both under the inspired direction of Mr. John Hansen. The year was full of hard work argd preparation for the three annual home concerts, contests, tours, appearances at Brookdale, on radio and television, and at Baccalaureate and Commencement. The Choir has indeed helped to advance the image of our school and has presented a challenge to the groups that will act as its successors. CHOIR OFFICERS: S. Stenson, Pres.; J. Johnson, Vice-Pres.; B. O'Brien, Sec.; andJ. Johnson, Treas. tNot PicturedL take a Closer look at the new stereo. STUDENT TEACHER, Mr. Magnus, offers advice con- cerning the pitchpipe. 63 MR. HANSEN receives a ski jacket at the annual Christmas concert. SOPRANOS concentrate on the hand movements of Mr. Hansen. The Sounds Of M usz'c CHORAL CLUB: W. Ackerman, P. Adamec, A. Bencker, R. Bertsch, J. Bobo, R. Bower, S. Carlson, P. Catron, B. Christiansen, D. Clausen, B. Collins, C. Colombe, D. Curtis, C. Davis, J. Denardo, D. DeVries, E. Dilley, P. Ertl, G. Floyd, C. Jansen, M. Junkman, R. Keene, D. Kennon, S. Kittleson, S. Krebs, M. North, C. Lemon, L. Lemon, J. Mahood, A. Mayfield, C. Nelson, C. Neu, E. Nikischin, K. Nordby, K. Olson, C. Ostland, L. Pavlik, A. Plante, M. Posthumus, L. Radtke, S. Ray, P. Ryan, L. Servaty, S. Servaty, S. ienko, G. Smith, D. Stearns, J. Swanson, W. Swartout, P. Thompson, M. True, C. Ufkin, B. Vagle, D. Wagner, W. Wellman, L. Westensee, S. Zandlo, S. Zenor. mart Stepper: And Dressers DAYTON'S AND DONALDSON'S TEEN BOARD members, I. Dahl and S. Golling, review the latest issue of the Teentonian . MODELING NEW SHOE STYLES is Kinney's Representative, Yvonne Albrecht. POMPOM GIRLS M. Hintzman G. Behmen C. Haeme P. Palmquist C. Stadler J. Dahl N. Gebhardt L. Mattila 65 Polyglats Divided Into Separate Clubs- A VISIT from Evelyn Winter, French exchange student from Cooper, highlighted the French Christmas party. FRENCH III students busily decorate for Christ- mas party. DOING THE HONORS, Mrs. Zimbinski prepares for a thirsty French group. LATIN STUDENT Jerry Toso sports laurel wreath atop his head. LATIN STUDENTS gathered their goodies. F ranch, German, Latin GERMAN STUDENTS enter holiday spirit with Christ- mas carols. GERMAN food line formed quickly. LEADING German students in carols are I. Aften and J. Zimmerman. FRENCH STUDENTS deeply intent on Christmas decorations. GIRLS CUT snowflakes in preparation for French party. 67 FROM FRUSTRATION. . . . . .TO SOLUTION, as annual tri-editors-in-chief, Susie Torrey, Jean Aften, and Shirley Lindberg, formulate an annual out of confusion. 0R1 OLE For 66 Presented A New Image In Size, Organization, And Advertising A NEW AND DIFFERENT ANNUAL leads photographer, Cliff Wilder, to assume new and different positions to get the necessary pose. KEEPING UP WITH DEADLINES, Jean and Sue work extra time after school. 68 Tension, pressure, pain. . . No, that's not a popular aspirin commercial . . .Thatts the look of an ORIOLE staff member near a deadline. But the worries of meeting deadlines were overlooked with the expectations of a new college-size an- nual. Plans for the annual started last sum- mer with the chief editors working out ideas and sales campaigns . A bigger book meant more pictures, more outlines, more lay- outs, and a need for greater sales and ad- vertising. F inancial and production problems were worked out by a hard-working staff under the direction of advisor, Miss McCaffrey. ORIOLE ADVISOR, Miss MCC affrey, checks for corrections. ORIOLE STAFF : PAULA MA GN US ON Inde x KATHY ROOD Inde x LaVONNE HENDRIC KS ON C OPV CINDY STAPLES Business CLASS EDITORS: SUE STRAND PAT PALMQUIST SHARON SUTTER 69 z'rlsj ymnastz'cs Became An Established Spams Activity MEMBERS PRACTICE ballet move- ments for free-excercise. . JOAN HELPS spot her teammate in a forward roll. The Girls' Gymnastics Club was expanded this year to twenty members. Try -0uts were held in the fall to deter- mine membership. The group was under the direction of Joan Zimmerman, Captain, and Connie Sommerfield, CAPTAIN J. Zimmerman gives guiding hand to Manager C. Manager' MIS. Wane served as ad- Sommerfield. VISOI. During the first part of the year, the girls concentrated on free -exercise, but also worked out routines on the mats, trampoline, and balance beam. Before and after Christmas vacation, inter-squad meets were held in free- exercise. In late spring a meet was held for the G.A.A. THE V-SIT helps control balance. RELAXING for a few moments. 70 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS give the team a THE FIRST STRAINS of the Star-Spangled Banner signal the boost with a spirited cheer. beginning of the game. School Spirit Expounded Itself In Many Ways POSTERS INFORM and enthuse. SCHOOL SPIRIT mounts high. TEAM ENTHUSIASM gets the cheerleaders off the ground. AS GAME APPROACHES, Cheerleaders spend afternoons making huge pep posters. heerleaders Added Pep, Color T0 OHS Sports B SQUAD R. Forstek A. OsadahCaptain N. 'Wilkes S. Taylor L. Stolberg J. Sorenson MASCOT, S. Strand and alternate C. Sommerfield. A WRESTLING SQUAD: B. McMahon, J. Aften-Captain, B. O'Brien, C.' Chance, Not PictureQ J. Heidelberg. 72 New squads, new uniforms, new pom- poms, and a new advisor added to the theme of Change for the '66 cheerleaders. Under Mrs. Winje, the advisor, the Special Sports squad was divided into wrestling and hockey cheerleaders . The new uniforms provided a variety of colors. Basketball-football Cheerleaders were Vivid in their bright orange sweaters and culottes, the hockey Cheerleaders chose orange jackets and culottes with white swea- ters, the wrestling cheerleaders selected A HOCKEY SQUAD C. StapleS-Captain B. Vagle R. Swenson C. Garrison S. Torrey black jumper tops with white blouses and black culottes with orange inserts, and the B squad inherited the white sweaters and culottes . The cheerleaders sponsored the first dance this year and because of its success, six girls will be sent to cheerleading camp this summer. Chirping for the Orioles at the games and pep -fests was Senior Sue Strand as Orie the mascot. A BASKETBALL-FOOTBALL SQUAD: L. Mattila, J. Zimmerman-Captain, C. Stadler, J. Zimmerman, N. Nyquist, C. Haenze. 73 Under Guidance OfNew Coach, Gymnasts With all meets resting on the A Class competition, this year's new gymnastics' coach, Mr. Keasling, built a new squad around two re- turning A Class men, Captain Bob Van Horn and Larry Watson. The team worked hard getting into condition as they looked forward to a tough schedule with more non-conference meets . However, under intense daily drills and expert coaching the team showed much promise and ended its season in fine style. Even though the B Class competition didn't add to the Varsity team score, its members took a serious attitude and finished a well- rounded season showing much promise for the future. JOE EULL forms with CAPTAIN Bob Van Horn demonstrates a straddle lever. precision, an L lever on the parallel bars. GYMNASTS, ROW ONE: R. Rudolph, J. Smith, T. Cory, D. Marcks. ROW TWO: L. Tenold, R. Fritchman, J. Watson, L. Story, D. Roseen, D, Wiess, D. Richter. ROW THREE: L. Watson, B. Betterman, G Djerf, J. Bull, C. Jensen, B. VanHorn, M. Cress, R. 81035, Coach Keasling. Il' I . - N . erfected Skills SKILLS were improved in joint practice with North St. Paul. SENIOR Gary Djerf executes a hand- stand on the parallel bars. THE IRON CROSS demands a great amount of strength. PERFECT timing is essential on the horse. A FACE-OFF MARKS the beginning of a period of play. Teamed with an emphasis on strategy and a new coach, the hockey team experienced a year of unprecedented success. Coach Shercliffe stressed the importance of basic techniques. The team began the year with a win over Elk River, and finished the season well in conference standings. The establishment of junior high hockey this year promises to provide Osseo with big- ger and better hockey teams .i As a relatively new sport to Osseo, it is fast becoming popular in our area. Skyline games were played at Wakota and Aldrich arenas. FAST ACTION marks play, as goalie Rick Green makes an Oriole save. 76 CAPTAINS Mike Bjerkebek and John Anderson await action in ready position. . battling for possession of the puck. A SCORING ATTEMPT is blocked, but I. Anderson and J. Howard pre- pare to try it again. HOCKEY, SEATED:J. Emholtz, S. Jandro, B. Priebe, J. Howard, Coach Stelljes, Coach Shercliffe, R. Schutte, Mgr., M. Bjerkebek, M. Davis, D. White, R. Green. STANDING:K. M111er,J. Cheslock, P. Bergerson,J. Anderson, T. Niedenfeur, G. Germundsen, B. McNeely, T. Dansicak, T. Casey. OHS Pucksters 2Tuck- -Puck-A-Play-Awayv Hocqu Scoreboard OHS OPP l..........ElkRiver............ 2. .Mahtomedi........... 5..........Fridley............... 2. .BrooklynCenter....... 3..........St.Pau1Park......... l..........Mahtomedi. 4..........Fridley.............. 3 0 4 l l l A FRIDLEY OPPONENT and Oriole T. Niedenfeur find only the ice in a dash for the puck. ..Farmington.......... ...........St PaulPark.......... Centennial............ Simley............... BrooklynCenter....... Centennial............ NWU'IHOJNONI-hCHl-HOO 77 JUMP BALL marks the beginning of the second half of play between the Orioles and Spring Lake Park. :miiii'riiaiflms New Plays Were Influential Panther defenders. ORIOLES DOWN THE PANTHERS with aggressive rebounding. RESERVE Mike Sathre scores on an Osseo fast break. COACH NELSON gives helpful instructions during on Oriole time out. FREE THROWS, a key factor in any game, was one of the Orioles' main assets. Teamed with a new coach and a driving desire to win, the Osseo Cagers built the '66 squad into a leading con- tender for the Skyline Conference title. Coach Nelson introduced an effective technique, based on a controlled offense and tight defense, utilizing an average height of over six feet for his starting lineup. The team, being composed of four seniors, eight juniors, and one sophomore, began its season showing great potential by downing Anoka; a tough opponent from past years. With the improvement gained from game experience, the Orioles concluded their season with an outstanding record. STARTER Bruce Olson EXTRA TEAM POINTS are added by :fecums a reverse 15W- Junior Mike Eull. L A BASKETBALL, ROW ONE: J. Nelson, Mgr., J. Madir, M. Eull, D. Hildenbrand, T. Brown, and M. Toso, Mgr. ROW TWO:M. MCNealy, J. Rulmyr, G. Karr, J. Hess, S. Forbes, G. Behmen, B. Olson, and Coach Nelson. SCOTT FORBES SHOOTS over opponent's block. Basketball Scoreboard OHS OPP 39..........Anoka........ .......... ..38 51..........Fridley...... ..... .......46 54 .......... Brooklyn Center ........... 45 48 .......... St. Francis .............. 4O 45 . ........ Mahtomedi ........... 37 56.........SpringLakePark..... ..... 36 42 Minneapolis Edison.. ...... 50 51..........St.PaulPark.. ......... ..61 63.......... Forest Lake.............. 50 43 .......... Fridley ........... 45 47 ...... ....Brooklyn Center ........... 43 71.........Princeton....... ...... ....59 58.........St.Francis.. ............. 55 57..........Mahtomedi...... ...... ....50 52 ...... ....Centennial ......... .. ..... 40 50..........SpringLakePark..........48 60..........ForestLake..............55 Oppanents Found Orz'o la: Vida rz'o us B BASKETBALL, KNEELING: G. Graczyk, P. O'Leary, M. Johnson, L. Winberg, R. Klatt, D. Klatt, C. Dorn, L. Burlingame, Mgr. STANDING:Coach Berg, B. Strom, T. Hanson, E. Magnuson, K. Sommerfield, S. Leadens, J. Dorn, G. Williams, T. McNeely. 80 ? xw 54g? JIM KUNS TAKES the up in the referee's position. JON HOWARD HOLDS his own With fierce determination. NEARING A PIN, Doug Cook applies greater pressure on his opponent. Determz'natz'an Results In High Rated Individuals And Team Being in one of the toughest wrestling con- ferences, the Orioles had to show a great amount of strength to develop their good stand- ing. This meant hard practice, a careful watching of their weights, and a strong feeling of confidence knowing the outcome of the score depended on them . In wrestling the scoring depended on in- dividuals, of which there are 12, ranging from weights of 95 pounds to heavyweight. The wrestler receives 5 points for a pin, 3 points for a decision, and 2 points for a tie. Tom Tripp had a near perfect record of only two losses. Wrestling at Osseo attracted many serious fans, and it will continue to gain in popularity as more people attend their first meets. The number of participants has also increased, as wrestling had the greatest number of boys go out for it. COACH MUELLER ENERGETICALLY discusses the right method. A WRESTLING, ROW ONE: J. Kuns, F. Pfotenhauer, J. Rourke, S. Suppan, B. Schreiber, D Baker, D. Kurth. ROW TWO: T. Tripp, M. Wiggins, T. Rourke, J. Dodds, J. Howard, D. Cook, L. Whittaker. opponent. FACIAL EXPRESSIONS of team members and coach show concern and tension. 82 CAPTAIN JIM DODDS set a fine example for his team- mates both on and off the mat. M a tmeniy Season Wrestling S coreboard IN THE 103 POUND DIVISION, Dennis Baker bears down on his OHS 25. Richfield. . . . Forest Lake. Princeton. Fridley. . . . Mahtomedi. Centennial. . St. Francis. St. Paul Park. Golden Valley. Spring Lake Park. Brooklyn Center. . OPP 2 5 . 36 .14 .24 .ll . 22 .22 24 AFTER A LEG TAKEDOWN, Senior Fred Pfoten- hauer holds the advantage. JUNIOR MIKE WIGGINS gets in the right position to execute a reversal. C0mposed OfHard Work And Ejrort I-IEAVYWEIGHT TOM TRIPP earns another victory, this time over St. Francis. B WRESTLING, ROW ONE: P. Lucht, W. Arnold, B. Lembcke, C. Falk, C. Norby, S. G ryz, T. Schultz, J. Dthe, D. Dodds. ROW TWO: W Narr, S.Mou1ton, G. Zemske, P. Larson,J.Getche11, R. Bollinger, L. Miller, G. Johnson, A. Martinson. ROW THREE: D. Coons, W. Ruff, J. Gaulke, M Tobey, G. Cummings, T. Dube, G. Olson, R. Isachsen. 83 M. C. 's Jeanine Johnson,and Mike Smith provide entertainment before announcing Dawn Bracker and Jim Keprios as the 1965 Sno-Days Queen and King. Three days of somewhat exhausting, yet exhilarating activities commenced with the coronation Thursday night. The audience's tension was eased by light entertainment provided by Mr. Bauer and Mr. Hansen. Mistress and Master of Ceremonies, Jeanine Johnson and Mike Smith, approached the re- gal court and crowned Sno -Days Queen and King, Dawn Bracker and Jim Keprios. Friday night found Oriole fans Cheering ANXIETY MARKS their faces as fans watch Fridley defeat the Orioles. 84 at a variety of sports. The hockey team defeated Centennial, while the wrestlers were victorious in a meet with St. Paul Park. Only Fridley dampened spirits by downing the Orioles in basketball. Saturday morning opened activities of Olympic fashion, with homeroom 209 cap- turing all-around honors. Festivities were brought to a close, as the royalty reigned regally over the Sno eDays dance. ADDING EXTRA POINTS, D. Hilden- brand stretches from the free throw line. Three Days And Nights Were F z'lled With Sno-Days Events A HUGE Sno-Days mural, covering an entire wall was the focal point of the dance decora- tions. WWWWWA SATURDAY ACTIVITIES were comprised of such events as the sled races tAboveL tricycle races, puck shoot, and snowman building. The Sno-Days dance climaxed the mid-winter holiday. SPOTLIGHTING the royalty, as they reign over the Sno-Days dance. 85 A NERVOUS COURT passes pre-coronation moments in conversation. Sno-Days 66 Mr. Bauer and Mr. Hansen join voices for the Royal Court. LIGHT ENTERTAINMENT precedes the announcement. PLACING THE CROWN on her Majesty's head. SNO-DAYS COURT: Junior Royalty, S. Rulmyr and J. Clays; Sophomores P. Anderson and M. Johnson; Juniors D. Bracker and T. Tripp; Seniors S. Johnson, J. Dahl, J. Rulmyr, and R. Stetler; Queen Dawn Bracker and King Jim Keprios. 86 n w a D n m Q 3 1. u ,azfvayawy awka $$wxi3u 13.4.2 f. :3 i g j WHWVM m .. w M ,- wawwxvrv o Ax . : i f E g s y E :- , : I 1 A i x .. 3 C. i 5 n V v f ; ; .mw WW; 3: x3: wt? 9.. NMMMM . . .Silver white Winters that melt into Spring. . . --The Sound Of M usic SPRING 66 89 90 Almendinger, Randy Almsted, Deborah Amundsen, John Anderson, Christopher Anderson, Jeffrey Anderson, Mary Jo Anderson, Patricia J. Anderson, Patricia K. Anhorn, Kathryn Arneson, Allen Arnold, Wayne Arrell, James Aubart, Mary Ayers, Kathleen Ayshford, Sherri Backerud, Donald Banet, Ronald Bergstrom, Jim Berndt, Thomas Berndt, William Bucler, Christine Berry, Randy Billig, Beverly Bladine, Ieoffrey Bobo, Jerry Boemer, Mike Boese, Naomi Bohnhoff, Wayne Bollinger, Richard Bonesteel, Douglas Boos, Jeffrey Boshans, Marie Bottelson, Tarole Bredenberg, Barbara Bredenberg, Dennis Brooks, Jeff Brosdahl, Carol Brown, Linda Brown, Paul Brown, Thomas Buchan, Roberta Burkland, Darlene Burlingame, Leigh Burrell, Kayleen Buss, Lonnie Carlson, Sandra Castonguay, Daniel Cheney, Deborah Sophomore Class 0195mm: JILL WARNKE Tre asurer PAT J. ANDERS ON Secretary DENNIS FARDER Vice -President MARK JOHN S ON President Christian, Christine Christiansen, Nancy Christianson, Torn Chubb, Thomas Cole, David Colombe, Bonita Connoy, Raymond Connoy, Richard Considine, Cory Coons, Dennis Cooper, Margaret Corrow, Barbara Cottrell, Sherry Coulter, Gerald Craig, Sandra Crowell, Barbara Cullop, Wendy Cummings, Glenn Cutbirth, Sharon Dahlheimer, Terry Dahlin, Robert Dailey, Steven Daire, Frank Daniels, Susan Davis, Michael Ditter, Madonna Doods, David Dohse, Jerry Doran, William Dorn, Craig 91 92 ARTISTIC PERCEPTION is advanced in art classes. Dorn, Jeff Dube, Thomas Dubois, Charlene Dudley, Dan Ebert, David Ebert, Sharon Eccleston, Vivian Eggerud, Linda Eichorn, Barbara Elliot, Mark Emholtz, Jerry Erdman, Stewart Erickson, Jan Erickson, Robert Estlund, Edward Evan, JoAnne Evermann, Dalayne Fair, Donald Falk, Charles Farder, Dennis Felling, Kathy Fern, JoAnn Ferry, Charlene Finstad, Lori Folwarski, Patricia Formo, Mark Forsberg, William Forster, Shirley Forystek, Ruth Fouquette, Judy Frank, Robert Fredrick, Donald Freund, Beatrice Frisell, Barbara Fritchman, Robert Gallagher, Rita Gaulke, Joseph Gedatus, Dianne Gendreau, Linda Gerstner, Steven Gilbertson, Mark Gjerstad, Ronny Graczky, Gary Green, Marcia Grefthen, Marsha Grill, Randall Gryz, Spencer Guest, Eileen Gustafson, David Gustafson, Ruth DA T Tests Were Taken For Planning Aid Hackler, Roy Hagen, Don Hagen, Nancy Hall, Elizabeth Hall, Nancy Hallberg, Mark Halpaus, Nancy Hames, Barbara Hansen, Donald Hanson, Steven Hanson, Timothy Harding, Gary Harmornick, Ginger Harriman, Bruce Harstad, Diane Haslack, Kay Hass, Muriel Hasti, Don Hastings, Joyce Hauglie, Sandra Hayden, Douglas Head, Evelyn Hechtman, John Heib, Gary Heim, Fred Heinrich, Tom Hemker, Gail Hempfer, Jacalyn 93 Henderson, Corinne Henry, Linda Hentges, Joyce Herberg, Bradley Herman, Allan Hey, Stephanie High, Bonnie Hill, Nancy Hiller, Marlene Hintzman, David Hohbein, Randall Holmberg, Janell Holmes, Gaylon Holzmeister, Sharon Hoopman, Elaine Howard, Jon Humbert, Connie Humphrey, Gerald Hurley, Judy Inveen, Connie Isachsen, Russell Jacobs, Cathie Janish, Judith Jensen, Sandra lessen, Joyce Johnson, Celeste Johnson, Gale Johnson, Janet Johnson, Jeffrey Johnson, Mark BIRDS, BEES, BUGS, AND BIOLOGY bring the sophomores out into the open. 94 Ideas Were Expressed In Homeroom Government Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Susan Johnson, Tom Kaluznick, Judy Kaminski, Susan Karason, Mark Kastendieck, Ann Kern, Sharon Kinney, David Kirks, Douglas Klatt, Donald Klatt, Ronald Kline, Barbara Knoblauch, James Kobler, Candace Koelblinger, Mary Koland, Sharon Korte, Thomas Krier, Patricia Kruse, Tom Kulas, Dorothy Kulkay, Thomas Kurth, Richard LaHaie, Gregory Lamke, Kathy Lane, Daniel LaPoint, Linda Larsen, Vicki Larson, Becky Larson, George Lauzon, Tom Lawson, JoAnn Layman, Bill Le'adens, Sheila LeadenS, Steven Leech, Roger Lembcke, Robert Lindahl, Larry Lindblom, Suzanne Lindquist, Holly Linton, John Lipp, Michael Lofgren, Virginia Long, Patricia Longson, Cathleen Lowry, Linda Lucht, Paul Ludwig, Steve 95 96 A LITTLE BIT OF EFFORT gets the sophomores off the ground. Luka, Francine Lundquist, Terry Maas, James Magnuson, Eric Marrs, Lawrence Martinson, Ann Martinson, Arthur Mastley, Susan Matson, Donald Maue, Charles McDermott, Terry McGaughey, Sandra McHugh, Patty McLean, Patricia McNeely, Thomas Meier, Carmela Meier, Gwendolyn Merrill, Diane Meyer, Sandra Mickelson, Richard Mikkelson, Richard Miller, Lee Miller, Mary Miller, Ruth Millner, Paula Moeschler, Mary Mohler, William Moss, Linda Moulton, Stephen Munger, George Sophs Taok Part In Olson, Warren Oothoudt, Gene Orgon, Judy Ornat, Atnhony Osada, Ann Osborn, Gregory Otten, Gary Palmer, Richard Palmquist, Elizabeth Pawlowski, Laurie Pearson, Julie Perry, Deborah Peters, Jeannie Peterson, Gregory Peterson, Rudy Peterson, Terry Polomny, Joleen Pomerleau, Diane Potvin, Michael Priebe, Bill Munn, David Munn, Robert Murphy, Richard Murschel, Donald Nagell, Joseph Narr, Warren Nelson, Christine Nelson, Larry Nerburn, Gerard Nickel, Janice Niedenfuer, Kathy Nielson, Bradley Niklason, Jari Niznik, Debby Norberg, Sally Nordby, Kurt Norman, Jon Norsted, Brian Nygard, Gordie O'Conner, Jill O'Conner, Michael Odegaard, Neil Ogle, Vickie O'Leary, Paul O'Leary, Tom Olson, Gerald Olson, Jeff Olson, Lorie 98 Puncochar, Joel Rainville, John Rath, Ronald Rawdon, Judy Regan, William Reid, Robert Reistad, Tom Reznicek, Randy Richter, Dennis Roalson, Mark Robertson, Danny Robinson, Dennis Robinson, Tony Rodin, Mary Jo Rogers, John Rogers, Mary Roseland, Melody Ross, Shirley Roth, Barbara Roth, Edward Rourke, Jim Rowland, Philip Ruedebusch, Dennis Rulmyr, Robert Rust, Gerald Ryan, Bill Ryan, Bruce Ryan, Linda Schlink, Jerome Schneider, Cheryl Schreiber, Bruce Schulz, Tom Schutt, Barbara Schutte, Ronald Sewill, Ronald Seydow, Carol Sheehan, Colleen Sherer, John Sieber, Donald Sienko, Susan Simons, Steve Skowronek, Robert Slyter, David Smith, Bruce Smith, Gayle Snorek, Robert Sommerfeld, Kurt Sopczyk, Jeanne THE LUNCI-ITIME line-up begins at 11 :00. Sorenson, Calvin Sorenson, Janice Spartz, Patrick Spencer, Steve Spleiss, Mike Stamina, Amy Steen, Ann Steere, Bruce Stevenson, Jerry Stolberg, Lissa Stone, Greg Story, Larry Strom, Robert Stromberg, Barbara Strommer, Louise Strouth, Rita Stubbs, Ricky Stueland, Greg Stull, Larry Sturmer, Susan Suppan, Steven Swan, Scott Sweigert, Thomas Swenson, Steven Taylor, Shirley Techau, Susan Teichroew, Harvey Tenney, Susan Thompson, Donna Tischner, Lawrence E 99 Tohey, Linda Tobey, Michael Toomey, Marlene Toso, Stephen Truax, Nora Twaddle, Michael Utz, Warren Van Es, Karen Van Wie, David Voight, Leroy Volner, Steve Waggoner, Sue Wagner, Douglas Waldhoff, Cindy Walesch, Gerald Walthour, Vicki Warner, Greg Warnke, Jill Watkins, Darrell Watson, James Weekly, Susan Wefel, Clayton Weiss, Richard Wellman, Terry Welsh, Marian Welshinger, Craig West, Kathleen Westberg, Karen Westbury, Sharon Wiering, Kathleen Wilder, Richard Wiley, Ardis Wilkes, Nita Williams, Gary Williams, Kenneth Wilson, Barbara Wiltsey, Jack Winberg, Larry Wolney, Cynthia Wood, Nana Yanta, Edward Yell, Michael Yell, Mitchell Youmans, David Zandlo, Stephen Zimmer, Susan Zimmerman, Kevin Zytkovicz, Karyl Junior Class 01996673: SUE WADSWORTH PrESident KEN MILLER Vice-President PAUL BERGERS ON Secretary KATHY DELANEY Tre asurer Rule As Class 0f 67 Ackerman, Winnie Adair, Gerald Adamec, Pat Adelmann, Judy Albert, Gene Alquist, Larry Amundsen, Michael Anderson, Karen Anderson, Brent Anderson, Douglas M .. i: , Anderson, James : ' '. 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XtIV :33 Anderson, Jennifer x , I ' a tu R - M? $ Arendt, William Armstrong, Judy Aubart, Lawrence Austin, Glenn Ayers, Irene Babcock, Ellen Baker, Jean Banta, Chris Barcus, Teresa Barthel, Donald Basel, Gerry Bates, James Bauer, Charles Behmen, Genevieve Behmen, Glynn Berger, Kenneth Bergerson, Paul Bergstrom, Gary 101 102 Bergstrom, Sandy Berneck, Mike Bertsch, Ronald Betterman, Bruce Bjerkebek, Mike Boese, Karen Bork, Deborah Bornholdt, Sam Boston, Beverly Bracker, Debra Branch, Bonnie Bredehoft, Richard Brodeen, Richard Broneske, Edwin Brown, Gregory Bruntmeyer, Gary Bujarski, Kerwin Burlingame, Linda Buzzard, Terrance Callander, Ron Campbell, Kathlene Campbell, Laurel Campbell, Mary Cardinal, Delores Carey, Roger Cargill, Roger Cargill, Richard Carlson, Sybil Carroll, Guy Champain, Kelly Chance, Cheryl Chapman, Merrily Chester, Milton Chilstrom, Wayne Christiansen, Linda Coleman, Bill Colford, Sharon Considine, Craig Coons, Ronald Cooper, Monica Cress, Martin Cross, Richard Curtis, Dana Dahlstrom, Dennis Dailey, Caroline Dalman, Glenn Dalrymple, B111 Danielson, Duane Danielson, Lynda De Vries, Dennis Delaney, Kathleen Denardo, Steven Derheim, Daniel Dexter, Joy Dickinson, Darrell Dilley, Alan Donner, Michael Drake, Gary Draper, Ann Duenow, Vickie Eaton, Linda Eccleston, Edward Elliot, Joe Engen, Howard Erickson, Rebecca Erickson, Virginia Espeland, David Eull, Michael Ewing, Mary Farley, Dan Felegy, Susan Ferley, Steve Finch, Joanne Fink, Kenneth Fisher, Sharon Fitzgerald, Pat Flaten, Wayne Follet, Jean 103 Fouquette, John Fourniea, Joan Frechette, Janine Freund, Rita Friestad, Marian Fritchman, Peggy Fusaro, Kenneth Gageby, Dave Ganske, Claudia Garza, Maria Germundsen, Gary Getchell, Jerry Gilbertson, Robert Gjerstad, Kerry Green, Richard Gronfield, Ross Gustafson, Larry Haenze, Cheryl Hagen, Kathleen Halter, James Halverson, Coleen Halverson, Ronnie Hamlin, Larry Hanson, Bonnie Hanson, Bruce Hanson, Charles Hanson, Mavis Haslach, Allen Hauff, Diane Haugh, Nancy CHEMISTRY PROBLEMS are often perplexing. Juniors Sponsored Spaghetti Dinner Heiber, Cheryl Heidelberg, Janene Heinen, Joyce Heinen, Katherine Heinrich, Lynne Heintz, Mary Hempfer, Richard Hendrickson, Loretta Hess, John Hess, Scott Hey, Genie Hill, Carrie Hill, Vicki Himmerich, Kathleen Hintzman, Mary Hirmer, Vickilynn Hoefs, Patti Hoffmann, Brigitte Holmquist, Cheryl Holscher, Joyce Hoppenrath, Jean Howes, Bruce Hunter, Judy Inveen, Vicki Irvin, Tom Isaacson, Kristine Iten, Larry Jacklin, Cathy Jacobsen, Kathy Jandro, Steve Janecke, Marcia Jasmer, Marcia Jennings, Carol Jensen, Donald Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Darlene Johnson, Deborah Johnson, Diane Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Paul Johnson, Steven Johnson, Sue Ann Johnson, Wayne Jones, Steven Jorde, Carol Joyner, Jay Jungroth, Harold Kachman, Teresa 105 106 JUNIORS LINE UP to get their sp aghetti dinner tickets. Kahila, Karen Kahler, Linda Karlson, Eugene Kart, Gregory Kassick, Linda Keene, Sandra Keppel, Steven Kinney, Patricia Kline, Donna Knaus, Pamela Knoblauch, Robert Knutson, Kenneth Kobow, Karol Koehler, Kathy Koenig, Joyce Kohnen, JoAnne Kraemer, Barbara Kramer, David Krieg, Bobby Krier, Mary Krussow, Bonita LaBranche, Phil Lacey, Rebecca Langston, Robert Lannan, Patricia Larkin, Robert Larson, Connie Larson, Mark Larson, Paula Larson, Peter Maegi, Vello Magnuson, Donna Malikowski, Peggy Marcks, Cynthia Martinson, Karl Mason, Linda Maue, Janet McGaughey, Larry McLain, Pearl McLearen, Larry McMullen, Bonnie McNeely, Mike McLean, Richard Melean, Tom Mead, Norman Mehaffey, Linda Meinhardt, Shirley Meints, Karen Meister, Linda Menard, Renee Larson, Scott Larson, William Leach, Janice Lee, Jan Leerhoff, Diane Leet, Jon Lehman, Barbara Leitzke, Robert Lembcke, Ann Lichtenberg, Lannie Lien, Gregory Lilliquist, Larry Lindblom, Pamela Lindgren, Bruce Lindquist, Carol Lofgren, Michael Long, Mark Longen, Pamela Longson, Lynette Look, James Lowitz, Carlene Lowry, Barbara Lucht, Stephen Luka, Beth Lundquist, Barry Maassen, Diane MacCormick, Mary Madir, Gerald 107 108 Jun 2'0 rs, Metcalf, Billy Meyer, Mike Miller, David Miller, Kenneth Miller, Linda Miller, William Milne, Gregory Mohler, Sharon Moulton, Cynthia Munger, Steve Murschel, Darlene Murschel, Linda Nacey, Sharon Nagell, Mark Nelson, Carolyn Nelson, Tom Neumann, Janice Newton, James Niedenfuer, Terry Nikischin, Ludmila Noble, Jack Norbeck, Jan Norman, Jeff Nyquist, Nancy O'Rourke, Patti Officer, Robert Ogg, Lynne Ogle, Susan Ohman, Janet Oliver, Mary Olson, Barbara Olson, Bruce Olson, Carl Olson, John Olson, Michael Olson, Patricia Olson, Richard Orton, Mary Osborn, William Ouellette, Margaret Palmquist, Larry Panchshyn, Orla Parisse, Raymond Parkin, Gail Peach, Linda Peterson, Becky Peterson, William Phenow, Alan Piehowski, Judith Porter, George Pratt, Larry Press, Paul Primmer, Vickie Quam, Dale Ransom, Alan Rath, Shirley Ray, Susan Reinke, Debby Rentas, James Retzlaff, Larry Rextraw, James Riedesel, Cynthia Rien, Virginia Ripsin, Carole Rogers, Gary Root, Linda Roscoe, Larry Rosnow, Lynette Rothstein, LaLeen Rouillard, Bonnie Rudolph, Hazel Ruff, Wayne Russell, Wayne Ruths, Elizabeth Ryan, Ronald Sandberg, Larry Sande, Gayle Sanderson, Carol TYPING IS a skill of concentration. 109 110 Sartell, Kathleen Sathre, David Saxton, Michael Schadewald, Georgiana Schafbuch, Darlene Schelvan, Mary Schenck, Lorella Schriener, Michael Schultenover, Gerrie Schultz, Gene Schultz, Paul Schulz, Brenda Seaton, Philip Sengir, Francis Sery, Mary Setzler, Arnold Severson, Dennis Sheehan, Carol Sills, Melaney Simons, Susan Skinner, Mike Skrade, Dennis Skowronek, Cathy Sloss, Raymond Small, Olivia Smentek, Larry Smith, Dianna Smith, Merrilee Snetsinger, Bill Solbro, Sheldon Sommerfeld, Connie Spah, Steven Spencer, Carl Spencer, Susan Springer, Sharon St. George, Diane St. George, Nancy Stadler, Catherine Ste. Marie, Janet Stenum, Lois Stockler, Diane Stockler, Donald Storts, Richard Stroman, Duane Strychar, Brenda Stubbs, William Sundeen, Charles Swanson, Barbara Weese , Arlene Weiner, John Weiss, Sharon Wellman, Joel Westensee, Gregory White, Doug Wick, Beverly Wickham, Danny Wickham, David Wigchers, Arthur Wiggins, Mike Wiley, Monnie Wilkenson, Jolene Williams, Maradee Wilmes, William Wilson, Jerry Wittmers, Patricia Wodarck, Gerald Wright, Sandra Yearger, Michael Zahler, Richard Zemske, Gene Zimmer, Don Zimmerman, Joyce Zins, Mary Swanson, Jolynn Swing, Nancy Taylor, Nancy Thompson, Jean Toso, Mark Tripp, Tom True, Victoria Tucker, Sue Vagle, Barbara Varner, Dan Vollrath, Paulette Wadsworth, Paula Wadsworth, Sue Walsh, Tim Wampach, Janice Warner, Neil Warner, Sue Watson, Janet Watson, Larry Weberg, Sue 111 enz'ors Face The SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, s. coiling, Sec. ; s. Lindberg, Treas. 5 M. Johnson, Pres. ,- and D. Hildenbrand, Vice-Pres. listen to a Treasurer's Report. ABRAHAMSON, MARY ADELMAN, RUSSELL AESHLIMAN, JEAN AFTEN, JEAN ALBRECHT , YVONNE ALMENDINGER, SUSAN ANDERSON, BETTY ANDERS ON, BRUCE ANDERS ON , DAR RELL 112 Challenge of Six ties ANDERSON, GAYNELLE ANDERS ON, GIGI ARMSTRONG, PHILIP ARTIS, PATRICIA AYERS, WAYNE AYSHFORD, SUSAN BAKER, CATHY BAKER, DENNIS BANET, RICHARD BARNES, LAWRENCE BELLAND, BETTY BERKHOLZ, DANIEL BISI-IMAN, JOYCE BJORKE, NANCY 130130, JACK 113 BOLSTER, DENNIS BOUVETTE , GLEN BOVEE, TERRY BOWER, RUTH BRACKER, DAWN BREDENBERG, LORA BROS DAHL , DARRELL BROWN, DONALD BROWN , MARLENE BURRELL , JON BUZZELL, DOUGLAS CAMPBELL, JUSTY CANFIELD, STEVEN CARLAND, ROBERT 114 CARLS ON, GARY CARLSON, SUSAN CI-IESLOCK, JAMES CHRISTENSEN, DANIEL CHRISTINE, SUSAN CHUBB, LARRY COLLINS, GAY COLOMBE, COLLEEN C OLOMBE, SANDRA COOK, DOUG COOK, KAREN COONS, DEAN CORROW, MARY COSSE, MICKIE 115 COTTRELL, PATRICK COUNTRYMAN, LINDA CRAFT, WARREN C ROWELL , MERILEE DAHL, JUDITH DAHLIN, JOHN DALRYMPLE, PAMELA DANIELS ON, MARGIE DARS ow, CAROL DAWLEY, JAY DIBBLE, TERRY DITTER, DORA DJERF, GARY DODDS, JAMES DONNER, CHERYL 116 DORHOLT, KING EBERI-IART, PAMELA EDEN, DAVID EDWARDS, SUSAN EGGERUD, TERRY: EMHOLTZ , DAVID ERIC KS ON, VIC KI ES PELAND, RIC HARD ESTLUND, CHARLES ETTER, CAROL EULL, JOSEPH F ORBES, SCOTT FORS BERG , STEVEN FORSEMAN, VICTORIA FRANC IS , TERRY 117 FRANK, JAMES FUNDINGSLAND, SUZANNE GALLOWAY, MICHAEL GAMMEL, GREGORY GARRIS ON, CAT HY GASLIN, DAVID GEBHARDT, NANCY COLLIN G , STEPHANIE GRASSIE, KATHIE CRIMES, JAMES 118 GROSHONG, DEANNA GROSSINGER, DONNA GROSSINGER, ROGER GUDGELL, JEAN HASTINGS, DONALD HAUN, LUCY HEATH, RUSSELL HEGDAHL, JEAN GUST, JANE GUSTAFSON, NANCY GUSTAFSON, ROBERT GWYNN, STEVE HAGLUND, SHARON HAGSTROM, CAREN HALLBERG, NANCE HARKER, JANET HARTMANN , ALBERT 119 HEIDELBERG, MARY KAY HEINEN, FRANCIS HEINRICH, GRANT HENDRIC KS ON , LAVONNE HILDENBRAND, DON HILL, DIANA HOEFS, MICHAEL HOWARD, JOE HURLEY, TERRY INNES, SANDRA IRWIN, LESLIE ISACHSEN, LAUREN JANEC KE , LINDA JENSEN, CRAIG JOHNS ON, BEVERLY 120 JOHNSON, HOWARD JOHNS ON, JEANTNE JOHNS ON, JEROME JOHNSON, JOHN JOHNS ON , KAREN JOHNSON, JUDITH JOHNSON, LAVONNE JOHNS ON, MARJORIE JOHNSON , RICHARD JOHNSON, SUSAN JONES, CAROL JOSEWSKI, KEITH KAMPA, LINDA KASTENDIECK, JANICE KELLAR, RANDY 121 KENT, JUDY KEPRIOS, JAMES KIEFNER, DAVID KING, JOANNE KNU'TSON, DONNA KOHLR US CH, PENNY KOLKOWSKI, FRANCES KRAEMER, RUTH KRIEGER, LINDA KRIEGER, MICHAEL KRIER, SANDRA KUNS, JAMES LABRAN CHE, VERONICA LaROSE, JAMES 122 LANE, PAT LARSEN, EDWARD LARSEN, MARILYN LARSON, ROBERT LAUZON, BARBARA LEADENS, TERRY LEE, RANDY LEEPER , MONI CA LEET, BR UCE LEGLER, JOHN LEMBCKE, MARY LEMBERG, MARLENE LIBBY, CAROL LIEN, DAVID 123 LINDBERG, SHIRLEY LINDBLOM, CHERYL LOCKE, CLAUDIA LOIJA, SHERRIL LONG, THOMAS LUCHT, JAMES LUNDEEN , STEVEN 124 LILLESTOL, KIM LINDBERG, SALLY MAGELSSON, ROALD MAHOOD , JAYNE MAHOOD, JUDI MALSAM, CARREN MARRS, DICK MARTINSON, KATHY MASLOSKI, RICHARD MASSIE, VEDA MATTESON, WANDA MATTILA, LYNN MATTINGLEY, EDWARD MAUER, MARIE MAUER, MAR SHA MAYFIELD, MICHAEL McCARTY, MARLICE McLEAREN, ROGER McMAHON , BAR BARA MELSBY, CAROL MERRIFIELD, CAROL METCALF, ALLEN MEYER, CHERYL 125 MEYER, STEVEN MIKKOLA, JOHN MILLER, KATHY MINGO, ED MISKOWIC, DAN MUNN, JAMES NELSON, JOHN NELSON, LINDA NELSON, RON NEUMANN, NANCY NORBERG, SUSAN O'BRIEN, ELIZABETH ODEGAARD, RONALD OGLE, LINDA 126 OLSON, DAVID OLSON, PHYLLIS ONDARKO, PAT OR GON, RICKY ORNAT, PATRICIA OSTMAN, CAROL OTEYZA, JAIME OWENS, MARY PALMQUIST, PATRICIA PAQUETTE, RENEE PARKIN, DAVID PAULSON, GERALD PAVLIK, LINDA PEDERSEN, PAM 127 PETERS, DAWN PETERSON, DIANE PETERSON, LINDA PFOTENHAUER, FRED PICKERING, TOM POSTHUMUS , CLIFF PURNICK,. SUSAN RAINVILLE , NOBLE REILLY, MARIE REINKING, JANICE RETOTAR, LINDA REZNICEK, SHARLYN RICKERT, GAIL RIGELMAN, LINDA ROBINSON, PATRICIA 128 ROERIG, LUCILLE ROOD, KATHERINE Ross, GARY ROURKE, THOMAS RUKAVINA, PETER RULMYR, JOHN RU SH , BARRY RUS SELL, JOHN RYAN, MICHAEL SALZBRUNN , DIANE SANTO, MARY SCHENDEL, CHERI SCHULZ, CINDY SCHUTTE, SANDRA SCOTT, VERNON 129 130 SKOV, DANIEL SMITH, DONNA SMITH, MICHAEL SNOREK, DONALD SOUCY, LINDA SPARTZ, JANICE SPRAUNGEL , DOUGLAS SQUIRE , MICHAEL SMITH, BRUCE SMITH, DAWN SCOTT, VIRGINIA SEALS, LINDA SERVATY, LINDA SIENKO , DANIEL ST. GEORGE, PATRICIA STAPLES, CYNTHIA STASSEN, ELIZABETH STEEN , CHARLES STENSON, STANLEY STETLER , RANDY STOLTMAN , SHARON STRAND, SUSAN STROMAN, DARYL SUTHERLAN D , LINDA SUTTER, SHARON SWANSON, RANDY SWARTOUT , LAUREL SWENSON, RITA 131 TADYCK, MICKEY TAFT, NANCY TAILLEFER, HOMER THOMPSON, MAGGIE TOEDT, CHRISTINE TORREY , SUZANNE TOSO , GERALD TROWBRIDGE , JANINE TRUAX, KATHERIN E UBELHO ER , DIANE ULEN, DALE VAN DEN BOOM, GARY VAN DEN BOOM, KAY VAN HORN, ROBERT VAN STEENWYK, DOUGLAS 132 ANDERSON, JOHN ANDERSON, NANCY COULTER, BARBARA ELIASON, DONALD ERICKSON, TOM FITZGERALD, JOHN FOLT, PAUL VELANDER, CLAUDIA VELANDER, MARK WALKER, LINDA WES TBURY , MICHAEL WHITTAKER, LLOYD WICHMANN, LINDA WILEBSKI, DENNIS WILEY, ROGER WILKENSON, MERIDY WILTSEY, SHIRLEY WINANS , LARRY WOLFGRAM, BILL ZIMMERMAN, JEAN ZIMMERMAN , JOAN SENIORS NOT PICTURED: GALLOWAY, MARVIN OSFAR, JOSEPH HERBIG, MARION PEACH, DIANE JAVES, JOHN PRESS, PETER LIND, LEIGHTON PRINCE, MIKE MAGNUSON, PAULA TRAUT, EUGENE MARCOTTE, ROBERT OLSON, VERNE 133 GREAT BRITAIN brought Pilgrims to America and Seniors to the library. M z'nor Data 21.? Were MEMZSE Sigtzigixie, Forgotten In The Rush F07 Graduation SOCIAL DISCUSSION GROUPS find problems of the sixties not entirely foreboding. THOUGHTS TURN to graduation as Spring approaches. EXPLORING THE new world of the computer. . . 134 Wittiest SUE STRAND, VERNE OLSON BeSt Dressed, STEPH GOLLING Chatterboxes HM KEPRIOS MERIDY WILKENSON, RICK JOHNSON S en 2.07 Personalities Most Studz'ous TERRY HURLEY STAN STENSON F riendlz'est MARGE JOHNSON JAIME OTEYZA 135 M 0511 M usz'cal SHIRLEY LINDBERG, JERRY JOHNSON Best Dancers LINDA COUNTRYMAN, DON HILDENBRAND Senior Perwnalities Bashful B lushers LAVONNE HENDRICKSON, CLIFF POSTHUMUS Best F igure, Physique CHRIS TOEDT, RANDY STETLER M ost A rtistic JEANINE JOHNSON, BOB VAN HORN 136 Prettiest Eyes LINDA SEALS, Most Likely To Succeed GRANT HEINRICH KATHY ROOD, JOHN NELSON Miss Short, Mr. Tall YVONNE ALBRECHT, SCOTT FORBES B iggest F lirts VICKI F ORSEMAN , DAVE EDEN Most Feminine, Athletic JUDY DAHL, JOHN RULMYR Nz'cest Smile LYNN MATTILA, JERRY TOSO Seniors Compile Record Of Tears: Activities ABRAHAMSON, MARY; NHS 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Polyglots 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2. ADELMANN, RUSSELL. AESHLIMAN, JEAN; FHA 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1,2; Band 1. AFTEN, JEAN; Student Council 3; NHS 3,4; AFS 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4 1Captain;; GAA 1, 2 4Publicity Man- ager;, 3 4Secretaryx 4 1Vice-Pres. ;; Pep Club 1; Polyglots 3, 4; ORIOLE 2, 3 andex Editor;, 4 ;Tri-Editor;: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Small Group 3, 4; Triple Trio 2. ALBRECHT, YVONNE; Student Coun- cil 1, 3; NHS 3,4; FHS 3; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Polyglots 2, 3,4; HI- TRAIL 2, 3; ORIOLE 2; Debate 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Declamation 2, 3, 4; NFL 3,4 wee. ;; Thespians 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Triple Trio 3, 4. ALMENDINGER, SUE; GAA 1, 2; Choir 1; Dramatics 2. ANDERSON, BETTY. ANDERSON, BRUCE. ANDERSON, DARRELL; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Choir 1. ANDERSON, GAY. ANDERSON, GIGI; A-V 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Choir 1. ANDERSON, JOHN; A-V 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Cross- Country 1. ANDERSON, NANCY; FHA 1. ARMSTRONG, PHIL; Hockey 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ARTIS, PATRICIA; Library Aide 4. AYERS, WAYNE; Basketball 2; Gym- nastics 2. AYSHFORD, SUSAN. BAKER, CATHY; FHA 1,2. BAKER, DENNIS; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Cross-Country 3; Band 1; Lettermen's Club 4. BANET, RICK; Transferred from Hester- mann Junior High, Robbinsdale, Minnesota 1. BARNES, LARRY; Transferred from New Prague, Minnesota 3. BELLAND, BETTY; Cheerleader 2, 3. BERKHOLTZ, DAN; Transferred from North High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota 4. BISHMAN, JOYCE; Polyglots 2; Choir 1. BJORKE, NANCY. BOBO, JACK. BOLSTER, DENNIS; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Baseball 1. BOUVETTE, GLEN. BOVEE, TERRY; A-V 2, 3, 4; Trans- ferred from Henry High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota 2. BOWER, RUTH; AFS 4; HI-TRAIL 4; Glee Club 4. BRACKER, DAWN; GAA 1; Class Of- ficer 2 1TreasJ; Pep Club 1, 2; Choir 3; Sno-Days Royalty 4. 138 BRENDENBERG, LORI; NHS 3, 4; AFS 4; Polyglots 4; Transferred from Concordia High School, Swork, Nebraska 2. BROSDAHI, DARELL; Gymnastics 1,2. BROWN, DON; Baseball 1, 2. BROWN, MARLENE; NHS 3,4; Trans- ferred from Henry High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota 3. BURRELL, JON. BUZZELL, DOUG; Teacher Cadets 4; Gymnastics 2, 3. CAMPBELL, JUSTY; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country 3, 4 4Capt. ;. CANFIELD, STEVE. CARLAND, BOB; Football 1 ;Mgr. ;, 21Mgr4; Track 3; Band 1, 2,3,4 1Drum Major; CARLSON, GARY; A-V 4; Transferred from Washington High, Sioux F alls, South Dakota 3. CARLSON, SUSAN; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1 , 2 , 3. CI-IESLOCK, JIM; Football 2; Hockey 2, 3, 4. CHRISTENSEN, DANIEL; Wrestling 1, 3. CHRISTINE, SUE; Thespians 1; Choir 1, 2, 3,4; Small Group 3, 4; Triple Trio 2. CHUBB, LARRY. COLLINS, GAY; FHA 2 1Vice-Pres. ;, 3 1Pres. ;, 4; Teacher Cadets 4 4Vice- Pres. 13 GAA 2; Polyglots 4; Declama- tion 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Small Group 4; Triple Trio 3. COLOMBE, COLLEEN; Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Transferred from Central High School, Alexandria, Minnesota 2. COLOMBE, SANDIE; Polyglots 2; Choir 1. COOK, DOUG; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Letterman's Club 3,4. COOK, KAREN; ORIOLE 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. COONS, DEAN; A-V 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Transferred from Jordan High, Minneapolis, Minnesota 2. CORROW, DEE; GAA 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Choir 1,2, 3. COSSE, MICKI; Pep Club 1; Student Council 4. COTTRELL, PATRICK; A-V 3; Track 3; Gymnastics 1,2, 3. COULTER, BARB; FHA 2; Pep Club 1; Choir 1,2,3. COUNTRYMAN, LINDA; Choir 1; Pep Club 1; GAA 1. CRAFT, WARREN. CROWELL, MARILEE. DAHL, JUDY; Student Council 2,3, 4; NHS 3,4; AFS 3,4; GAA 1, 2,3; Pep Club 1, 2; Polyglots 3, 4; ORIOLE 2; Dramatics 2; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Pom- Pom Girl 1, 2, 3, 4; Dayton's Teen Board 4; Sno-Days Royalty 4. DAHLIN, JOHN; A-V 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Golf 3. DALRYMPLE, PAMELA; FHA 1, 2, 3; GAA 1; Pep Club 1, 2; ORIOLE 2. DANIELSON, MARGIE; Transferred from St. Cloud Tech. , St. Cloud, Minnesota 3. DARSOW, CAROL; GAA 1, 2, 3; Poly- glots 3. DAWLEY, JAY; Hockey 1, 2. DIBBLE. TERRY; A-V 4. DJERF, GARY; Gymnastics 3, 4; Band 1 DITTER, DORA. DODDS, JIM; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Wres- tling 1, 2, 3, 41Cath. DONNER, CHERYL; GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Polyglots 2, 3. DORHOLT, KING; Student Council 3; Golf 1; Band 1. EBERHART, PAMELA; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. EDEN, DAVID; Track 3,4; Cross- Country 3; Transferred from Athens High, Athens, Illinois 3. EDWARDS, SUE; FHA 2; Choir 1. EGGERUD, TERRY; Teacher Cadets 4 ;Sec. 13 Polyglots 4. ELIASON, DON. EMHOLTZ, DAVE. ERICKSON, TOM; Transferred Alex- andria High School, Alexandria, Minnesota 4. ERICKSON, VICKI; Student Council 3; Class Officer 2 4Sec. ;; A-V 1; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2. ESPLAND, DICK; Transferred from Jordan Junior High, Robbinsdale, Minnesota 2. ESTLAND, CHARLES; Football 1, 2 1Mgr. ;; Band 1. ETTER, CAROL; Transferred from Robbinsdale High School, Robbins- dale, Minnesota 3. EULL, JOE; Football 4; Golf 3, 4; Gymnastics 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Transferred from St. John's Prep 3. FITZGERALD, JOHN; Transferred from De LaSalle High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota 3. FOLT, PAUL; Transferred from Henry High School, Minneapolis, Minne- sota 3. FORBES, SCOTT; Student Council 1, 2, 3,4 4Vice-Pres. h Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3,4; Band 1, 21Soph. Rep. L 3, 4 4Vice-Pres. ;; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4 1Vice-Pres. ;. FORSBERG, STEVE; Student Council 3; Debate 1, 2, 3, 4; Declamation 1, 2, 3,4; Nat. For. League 2, 3 1Treas. ;, 4 4Pres. ;. FORSEMAN, VICTORIA. FRANCIS, TERRY; Pep Club 1; HI- TRAIL 4; ORIOLE 2; Dramatics 4; Band 1, 2, 3. FRANK, JAMES; A-V 1; Football 2; Wrestling 1. FREEBURG, ALETTE; Choir 3; Trans- ferred from Richfield High School, Richfield, Minnesota 3. FUNDINGSLAND, SUZANNE; FHA 1; Teacher Cadets 4; GAA 1, 2; Poly- glots 3, 4. GALLOWAY, MARVIN; Cross-Country 3. GALLOWAY, MICHAEL. GAMIVIEL, GREG; Basketball game announcer 3. GARRISON, CATHY; AFS 1, 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 4; GAA 1,2, 3; Polyglots 3,4; HI-TRAIL 3; ORIOLE 2, 3; Dramatics 2. GEBHARDT, NANCY; FHA 1, 2; GAA 1; Girls Gymnastics 2; Pep Club 1, 2; ORIOLE 2; Pom-Pom 2, 3, 4. GOLLING, STEPHANIE; Student Coun- cil 3, 4; Class Officer 4 1Sec. 1; NHS 3,4; GAA 1, 2; Pep C1ub1, 2; Poly- glots 1, 2; HI-TRAIL 4; Donaldson's Teen Board 4; Girls' County 3; Home- coming Royalty 4. CRIMES, JIM; A-V 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Cross-Country 1, 2; Band 1, 2. GROSHONG, DEANNA. GROSSINGER, ROGER. GUDGELL, JEAN; Transferred from Edison High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota 3. GUST, JANE; Student Council 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3; Mascot 1; Pep Club 1,2; Polyglots 1,2, 3; IMPACT 2, 3, 4 1Sr. Editor1. GUSTAFSON, NANCY; ORIOLE 3; Dramatics 3. GUSTAFSON, BOB; Polyglots 3; Band 1. GWYNN, STEVE. HAGLUND, SHARON. HAGSTROM, CAREN; Library Aide 2. HALLBERG, NANCY; A-V 1; GAA 1,2; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1, 2; ORIOLE 2, Dramatics 2, 3. HARKER, JANET; FHA 1; GAA 1. HARTMANN, AL; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Track 4; Polyglots 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3,4. HASTINGS, DON; Student Council 1; Class Officer 1 1Treas. 1; A-V 3. HAUN, LUCY; GAA 1, 2, 3; Polyglots 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. HEATH, RUSSELL. HEGDAHL, JEANNIE; Polyglots 1. HEIDELBERG, MARY KAYE; GAA 1, 2, 3,4; Art Club 2; Choir 1. HEINEN, FRANCIS. HEINRICH, GRANT. HENDRICKSON, LaVONNE; NHS 3, 4, Teacher Cadets 4; AFS 3,4 1Sec. - Treas.1; GAA 1, 2, 3; Polyglots 3, 4; ORIOLE 3, 4; Dramatics 2. HERBIG, MARION; Choir 1,2. HIIDENBRAND, DON; Class Officer 4 1Vice-Pres. 1; Football 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Polyglots 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. HILL, DIANA; A-V 3; Teacher Cadets 4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1, 2. HOEFS, MICHAEL; Transferred from Columbia Heights High School, Columbia Heights. Minnesota 4. HOWARD, JOE; Hockey 1, 2, 3,4. HURLEY, TERRY; NHS 3, 4; AF 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4 1Treas. 1; I-H-TRAIL 3, 41Co-Editor1;Band 1, 2, 3, 4. INNES, SANDY; Polyglots 3; Choir 1, 2; Transferred from Robbinsdale High School, Robbinsdale, Minnesota 3. IRWIN, LESLIE; AFS 4; Girls' Gym- nastics 3; Dramatics 3; Band 1, 2; Polyglots 4. ISACHSEN, LAUREN; AFS 4; GAA 1,2, 3; Polyglots 2, 3, 4 uatin Club Treas. 1; ORIOLE 1, 2. JANECKE, LINDA. JANSEN, DAVID; Choir 4; Transferred from Halleck High School, Halleck, Minn. , 4. JAVES, JOHN; Transferred from North High School, Minneapolis, Minne- sota 4. JENSEN, CRAIG; NHS 3,4 1Pres. 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2; Bas- ketball 2; Gymnastics 3, 4; Polyglots 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 3, 4 1Sec. 1. JOHNSON, BEV. JOHNSON, HOWARD; Transferred from Cooper High School, Robbinsdale, Minnesota 3. JOHNSON, JEANINE; GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Art Club 2; Choir 1, 2, 3, 41Vice- Pres. 1; Triple Trio 2, 3. JOHNSON, JERRY; Basketde 1; Band 1, 2,3,4; All-State Band 4. JOHNSON, JUDY. JOHNSON, KAREN; GAA 2; Pep Club 1. JOHNSON, LaVONNE; Polyglots 2; HI- TRAIL 2; Library Aide 4. JOHNSON, MARGE; Student Council 4 1Sec. 1; Class Officer 31Sec. 1, 4 1Pres. 1; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Sno- Days Royalty 2, 3; Homecoming een 4. JOHNSON, RICK; AFS 3, 4 1Vice-Pres. 1; Polyglots 1, 2, 3, 4; HI-TRAIL 2, 3, 4 1News Ed. 1; Dramatics 2, 3, 4 1Pres. 1; Declamation 2, 3, 4; ThesPians 2, 3, 4 1Pres. 1. JOHNSON, SUE; FHA 1; GAA 1. JONES, CAROL; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Polyglots 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Understudies 2, 3, 4. JOSEWSKI, KEITH; Football 2. KAMPA, LINDA. KASTENDIECK, JANICE; Teacher Cadets 4; Polyglots 1, 2, 4; HI- TRAIL 3, 4 1Circulation Mgr. 1; ORIOLE 2, 3; Debate 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; De- clamation 2, 3, 4; NFL 2, 3, 4; Thes- pians 3, 4. KELLAR, RANDY. KENT, JUDY. KEPRIOS, JIM; Baseball 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 1Sec. -Treas., Drum Major1; Sno- Days Royalty 4. KIEFNER, DAVID; Wrestling 1, 2. KING, JOANNE; NHS 3.4; Girls' Gym- nastics 3; Pep Club 1, 2; HI-TRAIL 4 1Bus. Mgr. 1; ORIOLE 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 KNUTSON, DONNA; GAA 2; Pep Club 1; Choir 1. KOHLRUSCH, PENNY. KOLKOWSKI, FRANCES; NHS 3, 4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Polyglots 1, 2, 4 Wrench Club Sec. -Treas. 1. KRAEMER, RUTH. KRIEGER, LINDA; Pep Club 1; Poly- glots 2; Choir 1. KRIEGER, MIKE. KRIER, SANDY; Pep Club 1. KUNS, JIM; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3; Cross Country 1; Lettermen's Club 3, 4. LaBRANCHE, VERONICA; Polyglots 3; Transferred from Marquette High School, Marquette, Michigan 2. LANE, PAT. LaROSE, JIM; Basketball 1,2. LARSEN, ED; Gymnastics 1; Polyglots 2, 3. LARSEN, MARILYN; NHS 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Polyglots 1,2, 3, 4. LARSON, BOB; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 2. LAUZON, BARBARA; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2. LEADENS, TERRY; Football 4; Wres- tling 3; Band 1. LEE, RANDY; Wrestling 1. LEEPER, MONICA; Pep Club 1; Poly- glots 1, 2, 3, 4; HI-TRAIL 4; Dramat- ics 2, 3, 4; Declamation 2, 3; Thes- pians 2, 3, 4 1Sec. -Treas. 1. LEET, BRUCE. LEGLER, JOHN. LENEBCKE, MARY; Library Aide 4. LEMBERG, MARLENE; Polyglots 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. LIBBY, CAROL; FHA 1; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Polyglots 2. LILLESTOL, KIM; Teacher Cadets 4; GAA 1. LIND, LEIGHTON; F ootball 1, 2. LINDBERG, SALLY; GAA 1,2; Girls' Gymnastics 2, 3; Dramatics 3. LINDBERG, SHIRLEY; Student Council 1, 2, 3,4; Class Officer 1 1Pres. 1, 2 1Pres. 1, 3 1Pres. 1, 4 1Treas. 1; AFS 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2 1Sports Mgr. 1, 3 1Treas. 1, 4; HI-TRAIL 3; ORIOLE 2, 3 1Co-Business Mgr. 1, 4 1Tr-Editor-in- Chief1; Band 1, 2 1Soph. Rep. 1, 3,4 1Pres. 1; Choir 3, 4; Small Group 4; Triple Trio 3; IMPACT 2; All-State Band 3, 4; Girls' State 3. LINDBLOM, CHERYL. LOCKE, CLAUDIA; GAA 1. LOIJA, SHERRIL; A-V 3, 4; Polyglots 3, 4; Transferred from Roosevelt High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota 2. LONG, TOM; Transferred from North High School, Minneapolis, Minne- sota 3. LUCHT, JAMES. 139 Senior Activities, The Result Of Four LUNDEEN, STEVE; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 4 ap- tainx Letterman's Club 4. MAGELSSEN, ROALD; A-V 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 3. MAGNUSON, PAULA; NHS 3, 4; AFS 4; Pep Club 1; Polyglots 2, 3,4; HI- TRAIL 4; ORIOLE 3, 4 Undex Ed. 13 Choir 1. MAHOOD, JAYNE; Transferred from Eden Valley High School, Eden Valley, Minnesota 2. MAHOOD, JUDI; Transferred from Eden Valley High School, Eden Valley, Minnesota 2. MALSAM, CARREN. MARCOTTE, BOB; Transferred from Robbinsdale High School, Robbins- dale, Minnesota 3. MARRS, DICK; Transferred from Rob- binsdale High School, Robbinsdale, Minnesota 3. MARTINSEN, KATHY. MASLOWSKI, RICHARD; Transferred from Anoka High School, Anoka, Minnesota 4. MASSIE, VEDA; Declamation 3; Band 1. MATTESON, WANDA; NHS 3, 4; Cheerleader 2; GAA 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Polyglots 2, 3; Choir 1. MATTILA, LYNN; Student Council 2; Class Officer 3 1Treasj; NHS 3, 4; Cheerleader 2,3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Polyglots 2, 3, 4; Choir 1; Homecoming Royalty 2, 3, 4; Pom- Pom 1, 3. MATTINGLY, ED; Basketball 1, 2. MAUER, MARIE; Choir 3, 4; Triple Trio 3; Transferred from Robbinsdale High School, Robbinsdale, Minne- sota 3. MAUER, MARSHA; Transferred from Robbinsdale High School, Robbins- dale Minnesota 3. MAYFIELD, MIKE; NHS 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Chess Club 3 ,4; Transferred from Mt. Pleasant High School, Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina 3. MCCARTY, MARLICE. McLEAREN, ROGER. MCMAHON, BARBARA; Cheerleader 3, 4; Mascot 2 4altematey MELSBY, CAROL; FHA 1, 2; AFS 4; GAA 1,2; Polyglots 3, 4; Choir 3,4; Dramatics 2. MERRIFIELD, CAROL; GAA 2; Trans- ferred from Folwell Junior High, Minneapolis, Minnesota 2. METCALF, AL; Basketball 1, 2; Cross- Country 4. MEYER, CHERYL; Pep Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2. MEYER, STEVEN; Basketball 1; Base- ball 1. 140 MIKKOLA, JOHN; Basketball 1, 2. MILLER, KATHY; FHA 2; Pep Club 1. MINGO, EDWARD; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1; Gymnastics 2, 3. MISKOWEC, DAN; A-V 2; Golf 1, 3; Library Aide 2. MUNN, JIM; A-V 3; Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2; Baseball 1. NELSON, JOHN; Student Council 1, 2, 3,4 Gresj; NHS 4 4V1ce-Pres. ;; Golf 3, 4; Polyglots 2, 3 ;Vice4Pres. ;; TheSPians 3, 4 3Vice-Pres. b ORIOLE 2, 3 Sports Ed. 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. NELSON, LINDA; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Choir 1. NELSON, RON; Basketball 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Letter- men's Club 4 NELSON, RONNIE D. ; Transferred from Franklin Junior High, Minne- apolis, Minnesota 2. NEUMANN, NANCY; Pep Club 1; Dramatics 3; Choir 1; Library Aide 2, 3, 4. NORBERG, SUE; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. O'BRIEN, BETTY; Student Council 2, 3, 4 4Treas. ;; Class Officer 2 ;Vice- Pres. ;; Cheerleader 2, 4; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Choir 1,2, 3, 4 Gresj; 1 4Pres. L 2, 3, 4 wee. k Triple Trio 3; IMPACT 2,3,4 ODEGAARD, RON. OGLE, LIN. OLSON, DAVE. OLSON, PHYLLIS; GAA 3; Choir 1. OLSON, VERNE; A-V 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1; Track 1; Golf 1,2 ; IMPACT 2, 3. ONDARKO, PAT; GAA 1, 2; Girls' Gymnastics 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Poly- glots 3, 4 Erennch Club Pres. 15 Dra- matics 4; Band 1, 2; AFS 4. ORGON, RICK. ORNAT, PAT; Choir 1. OSFAR, JOSEPH; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2. OSTMAN, CAROL; Transferred from St. Louis Park High School, St. Louis Park, Minnesota 2. OTEYZA, JAIME; AFS 4; Student Coun- cil 4; AFS Exchange Student, Cara- cus, Venezuela 4. OWENS, MARY; Teacher Cadets 4; Pep Club 1; Debate 2, 3; Dramatics 3; Declamation 2, 3; NFL 2, 3, 4; Choir 1; Glee Club 2. PALMQUIST, PAT; NHS 3, 4; AFS 1, 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3; Pep Club 1; Poly- glots 2, 3, 4; HI-TRAIL 2, 3; ORIOLE 3 4C1ass Ed. 1, 4 ;Class Ed. ,5 Dra- matics 2; Pom-Pom 2, 3, 4. PAQUETTE, RENEE; Polyglots 3; Trans- ferred from Northeast Junior High, Minneapolis, Minnesota 2. PARKIN, DAVID; Transferred from Anoka Senior High, Anoka, Minne- sota 4. PAULSON, GERALD; NHS 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. PAVLIK, LINDA; Choral Club 3, 4; Transferred from North High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota 3. PEACH, DIANE; FHA 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Polyglots 3, 4; Choir 1. PEDERSEN, PAM; Polyglots 3; Band 1. PETERS, DAWN; Student Council 1; AFS 3, 4; GAA 2, 3; Polyglots 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Transferred from Owa- tonna High School, Owatonna, Minnesota 2. PETERSON, DIANE; Transferred from Brooklyn Center High School, Brook- lyn Center, Minnesota 4. PETERSON, LINDA; FHA 1; A-V 1, 2; Teacher Cadets 4; AFS 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Art Club 3; HI-TRAIL 4; ORIOLE 2; Dramatics 4. PFOTENHAUER, FRED; NHS 3, 4; Foot- ball 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 3, 4. PICKERING, TOM; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. POSTHUMUS, CLIFF; Footballl, 2, 3, 4; Basketba111,2;Wrestling 3; Baseball 1 PRESS, PETER; Transferred from Bryant Junior High, Minneapolis, Minnesota 2. PRINCE, MICHAEL; Wrestling 3; Track 3; Band 1,2, 3,4 PURNICK, SUE; Art Club 2. RAINVILLE, NOBLE; Transferred from Benilde High School, Golden Valley, Minnesota 2. REILLY, MARIE; GAA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Polyglots 3, 4. REINKING, JAN; GAA 3; Pep Club 1; ORIOLE 2; Dramatics 2. RETOTAR, LINDA; Polyglots 1. REZNICEK, SHARRY; Pep Club 1. RICKERT, GAIL; NHS 3, 4; AFS 1,2, 3; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Polyglots 2, 3,4; HI-TRAIL 4; ORIOLE 2, 3; Dramatics 2; Debate 1; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; IMPACT 3, 4. RIGELMAN, LINDA; NHS 3,4; Cheer- leader 3; Mascot 2; GAA 2; Pep Club 1; Polyglots 1, 2, 3, 4; ORIOLE 2; Dramatics 2, 3; Declamation 1. ROBINSON, PATRICIA; NHS 3, 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Art Club 2; ORIOLE 2. ROERIG, LUCILLE; Transferred from South High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota 3. ROOD, KATHY; NHS 3,4; AFS 4; Pep Club 1; Polyglots 2, 3, 4; HI-TRAIL 4; ORIOLE 3, 4 andex Ed. 13 Choir 1. ROSS, GARY; Transferred from Col- legeville, Minnesota 3. ROURKE, TOM; Student Council 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Wres- tling 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. RUKAVINA, PETER; Transferred from Tears Of Participation Robbinsdale High School, Robbins- dale, Minnesota 3. RULMYR, JOHN; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2; Letter- men's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State 3. RUSH, BARRY; Football 1, 2; Basket- ball 1,2. RUSSELL, JOHN; Track 3,4; Cross Country 3; Chess Club 3, 4. RYAN, MIKE; Debate 1,2, 3, 4; De- clamation 2,3, 4; NFL 1, 2, 3, 4. 8'1; 4GEORGE, PATRICIA; Choir 1, 2, , . SALZBRUNN, DIANE; FHA 1; Pep Club 1. SANTO, MARY; Pep Club 1, 2; Poly- glots 2; Dramatics 1. SCHENDEL, CI-IERI. SCHULZ, CINDY; Transferred from Hopkins High School, HOpkins, Minnesota 2. SCHUTTE, SANDY; Choir 2, 3, 4; Small Group 3, 4; Double Quartet 3, 4. SCOTT, VIRGINIA; GAA 1. SEALS, LINDA. SERVATY, LINDA; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4. SIENKO, DAN; Football 1. SMITH, BRUCE; NHS 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Golf 1, 2, 3 1Capt. 1, 4 1Capt1; Poly- glots 3, 4 1German Club Pres. 1; Dramatics 3; IMPACT 2, 3, 4; Letter- men's Club 3,4. SKOV, DAN; A-V 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Small Group 1, 2, 3 4 , . SMITH, DAWN; FHA 2; GAA 2; Poly- glots 1. SMITH, DONNA. SMITH, MIKE; A-V 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, Gymnastics 1; M. C. , Sno-Days 4. SNOREK, DONALD; Teacher Cadets 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3,4; Thespians 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All-State Band 4. SOUCY, LINDA. SPARTZ, JANICE; GAA 1; Declama- tion 2, 3. SPRAUNGEL, DOUGLAS; F ootball 3; Choir 3, 4; Transferred from Braham High School, Braham, Minnesota 3. SQUIRE, MICHAEL. STAPLES, CYNTHIA; Cheerleader 3, 41Capt.1; GAA 1, 2, 3,4; Girls' Gym- nastics 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Polyglots 3; ORIOLE 4. STASSEN, ELIZABETH; FHA 1,2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Polyglots 3, 4; Choir 1; Jr. Achievement 2, 3. STEEN, CHARLES; Football 3; Wres- tling 1; Hockey 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. STENSON, STANLEY; NHS 3, 4 1Treas. 1; Polyglots 3, 4; I-II-TRAIL 3, 41Feature Ed. 1; Debate 1, 2, 3; Declamation 1, 2, 3; NFL 2, 3, 4 1Treas. 1; Choir 1, 2, 3,4 1Pres. 1; Small Group 2, 3, 4; All-State Choir 4 STETLER, RANDY; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 1Capt. 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. STOLTMAN, SHARON; Transferred from Franklin High School, Franklin, Minnesota 2. STRAND, SUSAN; Student Council 4; AFS 2, 3, 4; Mascot 3, 4; GAA 2, 3; Polyglots 1, 2, 3, 4; HI-TRAIL 2, 3; ORIOLE 3 1C13ss Ed. 1, 4 1C1ass Ed.1; Dramatics 2, 3, 4. STROMAN, DARYL; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club . SUTHERLAND, LINDA; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Polyglots 3; ORIOLE 2, 3; Dramatics 3; Declamation 2, 3, 4; NFL 3,4; Choir 1, IMPACT 4. SUTTER, SHARON; AFS 3,4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Polyglots 3, 4; ORIOLE 3, 4 1C1ass Ed. 1; Choir 1. SWANSON, RANDY. SWARTOUT, LAUROL; GAA 1, 2, 3; Polyglots 3, 4; ORIOLE 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. SWENSON, RITA; FHA 1, 2 1Treas. 1, 3 1Hist. 1, 4 1Pres. 1; GAA 1; Cheer- leader 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Dramatics 1; Choir 1. TADYCH, MICKEY. TAFT, NANCY; Band 4; Transferred from Cooper High School, Robbins- dale, Minnesota 4. TALLIFER, HOMER; Football 1, 2, 3. THOMPSON, MAGGIE. TOEDT, CHRIS; Band 1,2, 3, 4. TORREY, SUZANNE; NHS 3, 4 1Sec.1; AFS 2, 3 1Sec. -Treas. 1, 4 1Pres. 1; Cheerleader 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 1Sec.1; Pep Club 1; Polyglots 2, 3, 4; ORIOLE 2, 3 1Copy Ed. 1, 4 1Tri-Editor-in- Chief1; Debate 3; Dramatics 2; NFL 3, 4 1Vice-Pres. 1; TheSpians 2, 3, 1Sec. 1, 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4. TOSO, JERRY; Track 1, 2, 3; Cross- Country 2, 3, 4; Polyglots 3 1Pres. 1; 4 1Latin Club Pres. 1; Dramatics 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. TROWBRIDGE, JANINE; FHA 1; A-V 1; GAA 1; Polyglots 2; Choir 1; Junior Achievement 2, 3 1Treas. 1, 4 1Treas. 1. TRAUT, GENE; Wrestling 1. TRUAX, KATHY; NHS 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3 1Pres. -E1ect1; GAA 1, 2; HI-TRAIL 3, 4 1Co-Editor1. UBELHOER, DIANE; Art Club 3; Band 1; Library Aide 2, 4. ULEN, DALE. VAN DEN BOOM, GARY; A-V 1, 2, 3, 4; HI-TRAIL 4. VAN DEN BOOM, KAY; NHS 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; A-V 1, 2, 3,4; Teacher Cadets 3, 4 1Pres. 1; GAA 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2. VAN HORN, ROBERT; A-V 3, 4; Foot- ball 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Gyrrmastics 1, 2, 3,4 1Capt. 1; Art Club 3, 4; HI- TRAIL 3, 4 1Cartoonist Ed. 1, Band- Choir 1. VAN STEENWYK, DOUGLAS; Baseb all 1; Transferred from Robbinsdale High School, Robbinsdale, Minnesota 2. VELANDER, CLAUDIA; Transferred fmm St. Michael High School; St. Michael, Minnesota 4. VELANDER, MARK; Transferred from St. Michael High School, St. Michael, Minnesota 2. WALKER, LIN; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Band 1; Choir 2, 3, 4; Small Group 4. WESTBURY, MIKE; Transferred from Edison High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota 3. WHITTAKER, LLOYD; A-V 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Track 2, 3. WICHMANN, LINDA; GAA 1, 2, 3,4; Polyglots 3, 4; ORIOLE 2; Thespians 2 WILEBSKI, DENNIS; Football 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2, 3. WILEY, ROGER; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 3; Lettermen's Club 3, 4 1Treas. 1. WILKINSON, MERIDY; FHA 2; GAA 2. WILTSEY, SHIRLEY; FHA 2; Choir 1. WINANS, LARRY; Student Council 4 1Parliamentarian1; HI-TRAIL 4; Debate 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Nat. For. League 3,4; Band 1, 2; Chess Club 3 1President1; IMPACT 2 1Editor1, , . WOLEGRAM, BILL. ZIMMERMAN, JEAN; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Class Officer 3 1Vice-Pres. '1; NHS 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2 1Capt. 1, 3, 4 1Capt.1; GAA 2, 3 1Sports Mgr.1; 4 1Pres. 1; Girls' Gymnastics 1, 2, 3 1Vice-Pres.1, 4; Pep Club 1; Poly- glots 2, 3. ZIMMERMAN, JOAN; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4; GAA 1, 2,3,4; Girls' Gymnas- tics 1, 2, 3 1Sec. -Treas.1, 4 1Capt.1; Pep Club 1; Dramatics 2. 141 .Index Abrahamson, Mary 112 Ackerman, Winnie 64, 101 Adair, Gerald 101 Adamec, Pat 64,101 Adelmann, Judy 101 Adelmann, Russell 112 Aeshliman, Jean 112 Aften, Jean 36, 62, 67, 68, 72, 112 Albert, Gene 101 Albrecht, Greg Albrecht, Yvonne 4,65,112, 137 Allan, Archie 25 Allan, R. 25 Almendinger, Randy 9O Almendinger, Susan 112 Almsted, Deborah 9O Alquist, Frances Alquist, Larry 30, 101 Amundson, John 90 Amundson, Michael 44,101 Andersen, Karen 101 Anderson, Betty 112 Anderson, Brent 101 Anderson, Bruce 112 Anderson, Carolyn 133 Anderson, Christoph 90 Anderson, Darrell 44,112 Anderson, Douglas 101 Anderson, Gaynelle 113 Anderson, Gigi 113 Anderson, James 101 Anderson, Jeffrey 90 Anderson, Jennifer 101 Anderson, John 76, 77, 133 Anderson, Mary 4Mrsj 23 Anderson, Mary Jo 63, 90 Anderson, Nancy 133 Anderson, Patricia J. 32, 86,90,91 Anderson, Patricia K. 90 Anderson, V. 25 Anhorn, Kathryn 90 Arendt, William 101 Armstrong, Judy 30, 50, 101 Armstrong, Philip 31,101, 113 Arneson, Allen 90 Arneson, V. 25 Arnold, Wayne 47,90 Arrell, James 90 Artis, Patricia 113 Aubart, Mary 90 Aubart, Lawrence 101 Austin, Glenn 101 Ayers, Irene 29, 101 Ayers, Kathleen 9O Ayers, Wayne 113 Ayshford, Sherri 9O Ayshford, Susan 113 Babcock, Ellen 101 Backerud, Donald 90 Baker, Cathy 113 Baker, Dennis 82, 113 Baker, Jean 101 Baldwin, Bob 25 Banta, Chris 101 Banet, Richard 113 Banet, Ronald 9O Barcus, Teresa 29,101 Barnes, Lawrence 113 Barthel, Donald 101 Basel, Gerry 101 Bates, James 101 Bauer, Bruce 12, 34, 86 Bauer, Charles 101 Baune, R. 25 Behmen, Genevieve 65, 101 Behmen, Glynn 44, 79, 101 Belford, Lloyd 14 Belland, Betty 113 Bencker, A. 64 Benson, Bonnie Benson, Harry 11,34 142 Benson, Ronald 22 Berg, Ronald 47, 80 Berger, Kenneth 101 Bergerson, Paul 29, 77, 101 Bergstrom, Gary 101 Bergstrom, Jim 90 Bergstrom, Sandy 62,102 Berkholz, Daniel 113 Berndt, Thomas 90 Bemdt, William 90 Bernick, Mike 102 Berry, Randy 9O Bertsch, Ronald 64,102 Betterman, Bruce 31,74,102 Billig, Beverly 9O Bishman, Joyce 113 Bjerkebek, Mike' 44, 76, 77, 102 Bjorke, Nancy 113 Bladine, Jeoffrey 9O Bluger, M. 29 Bobo, Jack 113 Bobo, Jerry 64,90 Boemer, Mike 90 Boese, Karen 102 Boese, Naomi 90 Bohnhoff, Wayne 90 Bolduc, A. 25 Bollinger, Richard 32, 47, 9O Bolster, Dennis 114 Booth, Mary 24 Bonesteel, Douglas 90 Boos, Jeffrey 90 Bork, Deborah 102 Bornholdt, Sam 32,102 Boshans, Marie 90 Boston, Beverly 102 Bottelson, Tarole 29,90 Bouvette, Glen 114 Bovee, Terry 114 Bower, Ruth 64, 114 Bracker, Dawn 84, 86,87, 114 Bracker, Debra 86, 102 Branch, Bonnie 102 Branch, Clarice 24 Branstrom, John 15 Bredehoft, Richard 42,102 Bredenberg, Barbara 90 Bredenberg, Dennis 90 Bredenberg, Lora 114 Bregenzer, Rachel 1Mrs. 1 18 Brodeen, Richard 63, 102 Broneske, Edwin 32, 102 Brooks, Jeff 90 Brosdahl, Carol 32,50,90 Brosdahl, Darell 114 Brown, Donald 114 Brown, E. 25 Brown, Gregory 31, 102 Brown, Linda 90 Brown, Marlene 114 Brown, Paul 90 Brown, Thomas 47, 79,90 Bruntmeyer, Gary 102 Buchan, Roberta 30,90 Bucler, Christine 90 Bujarski, Kerwin 42, 102 Burkland, Darlene 9O Burlingame, Leigh 47, 80,90 Burlingame, Linda 102 Burrell, Jon 114 Burrell, Kayleen 90 Bush, R. 25 Buss, Lonnie 90 Buzzard, Terrance 102 Buzzell, Douglas 114 Callander, Ron 42,102 Campbell, Justy 42,43,114 Campbell, Kathlene 40,41,62,102 Campbell, Laurel 102 Campbell, Mary 102 Canfield, Steven 114 Cardinal, Delores 102 Carey, Rodger 102 Cargill, Richard 102 Cargill, Roger 102 Carland, Robert 32,114 Carlson, Gary 115 Carlson, Janice 3O Carlson, Sandra 9O Carlson, Susan 115 Calrson, Sybil 62,102 Carlson, Wayne 21 Carlson, Quenten 44,46 Carroll, Guy 102 Casey, Tom 44, 77 Castonguay, Daniel 90 Catron, P. 64 Champain, Kelly 102- Chance, Cheryl 29,72, 103 Chapman, Merrily 103 Cheney, Deborah 9O Cheslock, James 77,115 Chester, Milton 103 Chilstrom, Wayne 32, 103 Christensen, Daniel 115 Christensen, Earle 13 Christensen, L. 25 Christian, Christine 91 Christiansen, B. 64 ChristianSen, Linda 103 ChristianSen, Nancy 91 Christianson, Tom 91 Christine, Susan 63,62, 115 Chubb, Larry 115 Chubb, Thomas 91 Clausen, D. 64 Clow, Rick 133 Cole, David 91 Coleman, Bill 103 Colford, Sharon 103 Collins, B. 64 Collins, Gay 41,62,115 Colombe, Bonita 91 Colombe, Colleen 64, 115 Colombe, Sandra 115 Connors, Donald 16 Connoy, Raymond 91 Connoy, Richard 47,91 Considine, Cory 47, 91 Considine, Craig 103 Cook, Carole 24 Cook, Doug 81,82,115 Cook, Karen 32,115 Coons, Dean 115 Coons, Dennis 83,91 Coons, Ronald 103 Cooper, Margaret 91 Cooper, Monica 103 Corrow, Barbara 91 Corrow, Mary 115 Cory, T. 74 Cosse, Mickie 29,115 Cottrell, Patrick 116 Cottrell, Sherry 32, 91 Coulter, Barbara 133 Coulter, Gerald 91 Countryman, Linda 116,136 Craft, Warren 116 Craig, Sandra 91 Cress, Martin 74,103 Cross, Richard 103 Crowell, Barbara 32,91 Crowell, Merilee 116 Cullop, Wendy 91 Cummings, Glenn 83,91 Curtis, Dana 29,64,103 Cutbirth, D. 25 Cutbirth, Sharon 91 Dahl, Judith 29, 62, 65,86, 116,137 Dahl, R. 25 Dahlheimer, Terry 91 Dahlin, John 91,116 Dahlin, Robert 29 Dahlstrom, Dennis 103 Dailey, Caroline 103 Dailey, Steven 91 Daire, Daniel Daire, Frank 44,45, 46,47,91 Dalman, Glenn 32, 103 Dalrymple, Bill 103 Dalrymple, Pamela 116 Daniels, Susan 29,91 Danielson, D. Virginia 1Mrs. 1 20 Danielson, Duane 103 Danielson, Lynda 103 Danielson: Margie 116 Dansicah, T. 77 Darsow, Carol 116 Davis, C. 64 Davis, Margaret 24 Davis,Michae1 77,91 Dawley, Jay 116 Deane, James 2, 3, 9, 14, 43 Delaney, Kathleen 29, 30, 101, 103 DeMars, William 25 DeMoss, C. 63 Denardo, J. 64 Denardo, Steven 103 Derheim, Daniel 103 DeVries, Dennis 64,103 Dexter, Joy 103 Dibble, Terry 116 Dickinson, Darrell 44,103 Dilley, Alan 103 Dilley, E. 64 Ditter, Dora 116 Ditter, Madonna 91 Djerf, Gary 74,75,116 Dodds, James 44,46, 50,82, 83,116 Dohse: Jerry 29, 83,91 Dommas, D Donner, Cheryl 116 Donner, Michael 103 Doods, David 91 Doran, William 91 Dorholt, King 117 Dorian, Robert Dom, Craig 47, 80, 91 Dom, E. 25 Dorn, E. C. 10 Dorn, Jeff 44, 80, 92 Dorn, Jill 50 Drake, Gary 103 Draper, Ann 29,30, 103 Dube, Thomas 83,92 Dubois, Charlene 92 Dudley, Dan Duenow, Vickie 32,103 Eaton, Linda 103 Eberhart, Pamela 31, 117 Ebert, David 92 Ebert, James 25 Ebert, Sharon 92 Eccleston, Edward 31,103 Eccleston, Vivian 31,92 Eden, David 117,137 Edwards, Susan 117 Eggerud, Linda 92 Eggerud, Terry 41,117 Eichorn, Barbara 32,92 Eliason, Donald 133 Elliot, Joe 30,103 Elliot, Mark 92 Emholtz, D2vid 117 Emholtz, Jerry 47, 77, 92 Engels, J. 25 Engels, T. 25 Engen, Howard 103 Erdman, Stewart 92 Erickson, Delores Erickson, H. 25 Erickson, Jan 92 Erickson, Rebecca 103 Erickson, Robert 32, 92 Erickson, Ruth 20 Erickson, Tom 133 Erickson, Virginia 62, 103 Erikson, Vicki 117 Ertl, P. 64 Espeland, David 103 Espeland, Richard 117 Estlund, Charles 117 Estlund, Edward 92 Etter, Carol 117 Eull, Joseph 44, 74, 117 Eull, Michael 34, 78, 79,103 Evan, Joanne 92 Evermann, Dalayne 92 Eveslage, Sonja 1Mrs. 1 12 Evesrude, P. 31 Ewing, Mary 62,103 Faard, David 133 F air, Donald 92 Falk, Charles 32,83,92 Farder, Dennis 29,47, 91, 92 Farley, Dan 103 Felegy, Susan 103 Felknor, Florence 22 Felling, Kathy 92 Ferley, Steve 44,103 Fern, Joanne 32, 92 Ferry, Charlene 92 Finch, Joanne 29,103 Finn, Kenneth 103 Finstad, Lori 92 Fisher, Sharon 103 Fisher, Wayne 17 Fitzgerald, John 133 Fitzgerald, Pat 103 Flaten, Wayne 31,103 Floyd, G. 64 Follett, Jean 103 Folt, Paul 133 Folwarski, Patricia 92 Forbes, Scott 29, 31, 44,47, 50, 79, 80, 117,137 Formo,Lowe11,D. 9 Formo, Mark 92 Forsberg, Steven 33, 117 Forsberg, William 92 Forseman, Victoria 117,137 Forster, Shirley 92 Forystek, Ruth 72, 92 Fouquette, John 104 Fouquette, Judy 92 Fourniea, Joan 104 Francis, Terry 117 Frank, James 118 Frank, Robert 31,93 Frechette, Janine 36,104 Fredrick, Donald 93 Freeburg, Alette 133 Freund, Beatrice 93 Freund, Rita 104 Friestad, Marian 39, 104 Frisell, Barbara 32, 93 Fritchman, Peggy 104 Fritchman, Russell 74, 93 Fundingsland, Suzanne 118 Furgeson, Kay1Mrs.1 12 Fusaro, Kenneth 104 Fylstra, L. 25 Gaard, David Gageby, Dave 104 Gallagher, Rita 93 Gallaway, Marvin 133 Galloway, Michael 118 Gammel, Gregory 118 Gannon, Charlotte 24 Ganske, Claudia 104 Garrison, Cathy 59,118 Garza, Maria 40,104 Gaslin, David 118 Gaulke, Joseph 93 Gebhardt, Nancy 65, 118 Gedatus, Dianne 93 Gendreau, Linda 93 Germundson, Cary 44, 77, 104 Gerstner, Steven 93 Getchell, Jerry 44, 83, 104 Gilbertson, Mark 93 Gilbertson, Robert 104 Gjerstad, Kerry 104 Gjerstad, Ronny 32,93 Glaim, Roger 22 Golling, Stephanie 29, 50, 65, 112, 118, 135 Graczky, Gay 80,93 Grams, Linda Grassie, Kathie 118 Green, Marsha 93 Green, Richard 76, 77, 104 Greften, Marsha 32,93 Grendahl, Bruce 32 Gresser, Lee 21 Grill, Randall 30,93 Grimes, James 118 Gronfield, Ross 31,104 Groshong, Deanna 118 Grossinger, Donna 118 Grossinger, Roger 118 Gryz, Spencer 83,93 Gudell, Jean 118 Guest, Eileen 93 Gust, Jane 29,119 Gustafson, David 93 Gustafson, Larry 44, 104 Gustafson, Nancy 119 Gustafson, Robert 119 Gustafson, Ruth 93 Gwynn, Steve 119 Hackler, Carrie 24 Hackler, Roy 93 Haenze, Cheryl 31,65, 104 Hageman, Paula Hagen, Don 93 Hagen, Kathleen 104 Hagen, Nancy 93 Hagen, S. 25 Haglund, Sharon 119 Hagstrom, Caren 119 Hakola, G. 25 Hall, Elizabeth 62,93 Hall, Nancy 93 Hallberg, Mark 93 Hallberg, Nance 29,119 Halpaus, Nancy 93 Halter, James 104 Halverson, Coleen 104 Halverson, Ronnie 104 Hames, Barbara 93 Hamlin, Larry 104 Hanley, Ann Hansen, Donald 93 Hansen, John 19, 44, 46, 63, 64, 86 Hansen, Timothy 62,80, 93 Hanson, Bonnie 104 Hanson, Bruce 104 Hanson, Charles 62,104 Hanson, Mavis 104 Hanson, R. Hanson, Richard Hanson, Steven 30, 93 Harding, Cary 93 Harff, Mary 24 Harker, Janet 119 Harmornick, Ginger 93 Harriman, Bruce 93 Harstad, Diane 29,93 Hartmann, Albert 31,44,119 Haslach, Allen 104 Haslach, Allen 93 Hass, Erling 119 Hass, Muriel 93 Hasti, Don 93 Hastings, D. 25 Hastings, Donald 119 Hastings, Joyce 93 Hauf, Dean 13,23 Hauff, Diane 104 Haugh, Nancy 104 Hauglie, Sandra 93 Haun, Lucy 32,119 Hayden, Douglas 93 Head, Evelyn 93 Heath, Russell 119 Hechtman, John 93 Hedin, June 11 Hegadahl, Jean 119 Heib, Gary 93 143 Heiber, Cheryl 105 Heidelberg, Janine 105 Heidelberg, Mary Kay 120 Heim, Fred 93 Heinen, Francis 120 Heinen, Joyce 105 Heinen, Kathrine 105 Heinrich, Grant 120, 136 Heinrich, Lynn 30, 105 Heinrich, Tom 93 Heintz, Mary 62, 105 Hemker, Gail 93 Hempfer, Jacalyn 93 Hempfer, Richard 105 Henderson, Corinne 94 Hendrickson, LaVonne 58,69, 120, 136 Hendrickson, Lorett 62,63,105 Henry, Linda 94 Hentges, Jim 133 Hentges, Joyce 94 Hentges, Rodger Herberg, Bradley 94 Herbig, Marion 133 Herman, Allan 94 Hess, John 79,105 Hess, Scott 105 Hewitt, ArnoldC. 10 Hey, Ginie 105 Hey, Stephanie 94 High, Bonnie 94 Hildenbrand, Donny 79, 84, 112, 120, 136 Hill, Carrie 105 Hill, Diana 120 Hill, Nancy 94 Hill, Vicki 32,105 Hiller, Marlene 94 Himmerick, Kathleen 30, 105 Himmerick, Virginia 32 Hinds, Colleen Hinen, F . Hintzman, David 94 Hintzman, Mary 29,65,105 Hirmer, Vickilynn 62, 105 Hoefs, Michael 102 Hoefs, Patti 105 Hoffmann, Brigitte 105 Hohbein, Randall 94 Holmberg, Janell 32,94 Holmgren, David 11 Holmquist, Cheryl 105 Holms, Gaylon 94 Holthus, Alyce 24 Holscher, Joyce 105 Holzmeister, Sharon 62,94 Hoopman, Elaine 94 Hoppenrath, Jean 105 Hotfles, T. 25 Howard, Joe 76, 77, 94, 120 Howard, Jon 44, 46, 81, 82, 94 Howes, Bruce 105 Hudson, JoAnn 24 Huebschen, Ronald 15 Humbert, Connie 94 Humphrey, Gerald 47,94 Hunter, James 25 Hunter, Judy 62, 94, 105 Hurley, Judy 94 Hurley, Terry Ann 30, 34, 35, 36, 120, 135 Innes, Sandra 120 Inveen, Connie 94 Inveen, Vicki 105 Irvin, Tom 105 Irwin, Leslie 120 Isaacson, Kristine 105 IsachSen, Lauren 120 Isachsen, Russell 83,94 Iten, Larry 105 Iverson, Virginia 24 Jacklin, Cathy 63,105 Jacobs, Bill Jacobs, Cathie 94 Jacobson, Kathy 105 Jandro, Steve 77,105 144 Janecke, Linda 120 Janecke, Marcia 29,105 Janish, Judith 94 Jansen, C. 64 Jasmer, Marcia 29, 62, 105 Javes, John 29, 133 Jennings, Carol 29, 105 Jensen, Craig 31,44, 50, 74, 75, 120 Jensen, Donald 32,63, 105 Jensen, Sandra 94 Jessen, Joyce 32,94 Johnson, Beverly 120 Johnson, Celeste 94 Johnson, Cheryl 32,105 Johnson, D. 25 Johnson, Darlene 29,40,105 Johnson, Deborah 105 Johnson, Diane 105 Johnson, Gale 29,94 Johnson, Howard 121 Johnson, James Johnson, Janet 32,94 Johnson, Jeanine 62, 84, 86, 121, 136 Johnson, Jeffrey 94 Johnson, Jerome 31, 32, 83,121,136 Johnson, John 63,121 Johnson, Judith 121 Johnson, Karen1Miss1 19 Johnson, Karen 121 Johnson, Lavonne 121 Johnson, Leland I. 8 Johnson, Marjorie 29, 48, 49, 50, 51, 112 , 121, 135 Johnson, Mark 29,47, 80, 86, 91, 94 Johnson, Nancy 62,105 Johnson, Oscar 16 Johnson, Paul 105 Johnson, Ricky 34,39, 58, 121,135 Johnson, Sharon 95 Johnson, Steven 105 Johnson, Sue Ann 105 Johnson, Susan 86,95, 121 Johnson, Tom 95 Johnson, Warren 23 Johnson, Wayne 105 Johnston, Jvauelyn 24 Johnston, S. 25 Jones, Carol 62, 121 Jones, Steven 32,105 Jorde, Carol 105 Josewski, Keith 121 Joyner, Jay 42, 105 Jimgroth, Harold 105 Junkman, M. 64 Kachman, Teresa 105 Kahila, Karen 106 Kahler, Linda 63,106 Kaluznick, Judy 95 Kaminski, Susan 62, 95 Kampa, Linda 121 Karason, Mark 33,95 Karlson, Eugene 106 Karr, Gergory 79,106 Kassick, Linda 106 Kastendieck, Ann 33,95 Kastendieck, Janice 33, 35,121 Keasling, Dennis 21,74 Keene, R. 64 Keene, Sandra 106 Kellar, Randy 121 Kennon, D. 64 Kennon, Sherri Kent, Judy 122 Keppel, Steven 106 Keprios, James 30, 31, 84, 86, 87, 122, 135 Kern, Sharon 95 Kiefner, David 122 King, Joanne 30,35,122 Kinghorn, Evelyn 24 Kinghorn, Patricia Kinney, David 95 Kinney, Patricia 106 Kinney, Sharon Kirks, Douglas 95 Kittleson, S. 64 Klatt, Donald 80,95 Klatt, Ronald 80, 95 Kline, Barbara 95 Kline, Donna 106 Knaus, Pamela 106 Knoblauch, James 95 Knoblauch, Robert 106 Knutson, Donna 122 Knutson, Kenneth 63,106 Kobler, Candace 95 Kobow, Karol 106 Koehler, Kathy 106 Koelblinger, Mary 95 Koenig, Jerome 22 Koenig, Joyce 106 Kohl, Wesley 19 Kohlrusch, Penny 122 Kohnen, Joanne 106 Koland, Sharon 95 Kolkowski, Frances 122 Korte, L. 25 Korte, Thomas 95 Kothrade, E. 25 Kowalke, John 18 Kraemer, Barbara 106 Kraemer, Ruth 122 Kramer, David 106 Krebs, S. 64 Krieg, Bobby 62, 106 Krieger, Linda 122 Krieger, Michael 122 Krier, Mary 106 Krier, Patricia 95 Krier, Sandra 122 Kruse, Tom 95 Krussow, Bonita 30, 106 Kulas, Dorothy 95 Kulkay, Thomas 47,95 Kuns, James 81, 82, 122 Kurth, Richard 82,95 LaBranChe, Phil 106 LaBranChe, Veronica 122 Lacey, Rebecca 106 LaDew, Willard 25 Laken, Willard Lahaie, Gregory 95 Lamke, Kathy 95 Lane, Daniel 95 Lane, Pat 123 Langston, Robert 29,106 Lannan, Patricia 106 LaPoint, Linda 32,95 Larkin, Robert 106 LaRose, James 29, 122 Larsen, Ed 123 LarSen, Marilyn 123 Larsen, Vicki 95 Larson, Becky 29,31,95 Larson, Connie 106 Larson, George 95 Larson, Kent Larson, Mark 106 Larson, Paula 62, 106 Larson, Peter 42, 83, 106 Larson, R. 25 Larson, Robert 44, 123 Larson, Scott 107 Larson, William 107 Lauzon, Barbara 123 Lauzon, Thomas 95 Lawson, Joann 95 Layman, Bill 95 Leach, Janice 107 Leadens, Sheila 95 Leadens, Stephen 80,95 Leadens, Terry 44,123 Lee, Jan 32,107 Lee, Randy 123 Leech, Roger 95 Leeper, Monica 123 Leerhoff, Diane 107 Leet, Bruce 123 Leet, Jon 31,107 Legler, John 123 Lehmann, Barbara 107 Leitzke, Robert 44, 107 Lembcke, Ann 107 Lembcke, Mary 123 Lembcke, Robert 47, 83,95 Lemberg, Marlene 30,123 Lemmon, C. 64 Lemmon, L. 64 Lenter, G. 25 Libby, Carol 123 Lichtenberg, Launie 31,107 Lien, David 123 Lien, Gregory 107 Liestman, Oliver 25 Lillestol, Kim 124 Lilliquist, Larry 107 Lind, Leighton 133 Lindahl, Larry 95 Lindberg, Sally 124 Lindberg, Shirley 29,31,62,68, 112 124,136 Lindblom, Cheryl 124 Lindblom, Pamela 107 Lindblom, Suzanne 95 Lindbloom, Dennis Lindgren, Bruce 44, 107 Lindquist, Carol 107 Lindquist, Holly 95 Lindstrom, Richard 16 Linton, John 95 Lipp, Michael 95 Locke, Claudia 124 Lofgren, Michael 107 Lofgren, Virginia 30,95 Loija, Sherrill 124 Long, Mark 107 Long, Patricia 95 Long, Thomas 124 Longen, Pamela 107 Longson, Cathleen 95 Longson, Lynette 107 Look, James 107 Louis, Sue 1MrsJ 23 Louis, Vernon 23 Lowitz, Carlene 30, 107 Lowry, Barbara 107 Lowry, Linda 95 Lucht, D. 25 Lucht, James 124 Lucht, Paul 47, 83,95 Lucht, Stephen 107 Ludwig, Steve 95 Luka, Beth 107 Luka, Francine 96 Lundeen, Steven 44, 124 Lundquist, Barry 107 Lundquist, Terry 96 Lundquist, WarrenK. 9 Lutz, Marie Maas, James 96 Maassen, Diane 107 Maccormick, Mary 62,107 Madir, Gerald 79, 107 Maegi, Vello 107 Magelssen, Ruald 124 Magnus, Dick 63 Magnuson, Donna 107 Magnuson, Eric 29, 47, 80, 96 Magnuson, Paula 69, 133 Mahood, Jayne 64, 124 Mahood, Judi 124 Malikowski, Peggy 107 Malsam, Carren 124 Marcks, Cynthia 107 Marcks, D. 74 Marcotte, Robert 133 Marlin, Alyce 1Mrs. , 10 Marts, Dick 124 Marrs, Lawrence 96 Martin, Marietta 1Mrs. , Martinson, Ann 96 Martinson, Arthur 83,96 , Martinson, Karl 107 Martinson, Kathy 124 Masloski, Richard 125 Mason, Linda 107 Massie, Veda 125 Mastley, Susan 96 Matson, Donald 96 Matteson, Wanda 125 Mattila, Lynn 29, 50,65,125, 137 Mattinen, Sharon 13 Mattingley, Ed 125 Mattson, Janice 17 Maue, Charles 96 Maue, Janet 107 Maurer, Marie 63,125 Maurer, Marsha 125 Mayfield, A. 64 Mayfield, Michael 42,43,125 McCaffrey, Catherine 11,69 McCarty, Marlice 125 McDermott, Terry 32, 96 McDonald, Brian McGaughey, Larry 107 McGaughey, Sandra 96 McHugh, Patty 30,96 McKenzie, Dick 133 McLain, Pearl 30, 107 McLean, Patricia 96 McLean, Richard 107 McLean, Tom 107 MCLearen, Larry 107 McLearen, Roger 125 McMahon, Barbara 72,125 McMullen, Bonnie 107 McNeely, B. 77 McNeely, Mike 29, 44, 79, 107 McNeely, Thomas 80, 96 Mead, Norman 107 Mehaffey, Linda 30, 107 Mehrman, Julie Meier, Carmelia 96 Meier, Gwendolyn 96 Meinhardt, Shirley 107 Meints, Karen 107 Meister, Linda 107 Melsby, Carol 62,125 Menard, Renee 107 Merrifield, Carol 125 Merrill, Diane 96 Metcalf, Allen 42, 43, 125 Metcalf, Billy 42,108 Meyer, Cheryl 125 Meyer, Mike 108 Meyer, Sandra 32,96 Meyer, Steven 126 Mickelson, Richaxd 96 Miedtke, Darrel 11,44 Mikkelson, Richard 96 Mikkola, John 126 Miller, David 108 Miller, James 10 Miller, H. 25 Miller, Kathleen 126 Miller, Kenneth 32, 77, 101, 108 Miller, Lee 47,62, 83, 96 Miller, Linda 108 Miller, Mary 96 Miller, Ruth 96 Miller, William 108 Millner, Paula 96 Milne, Gregory 108 Mingo, Ed 126 Miskowic, Dan 126 Moeshcler, Mary 96 Mohler, Sharon 62,108 Mohler, William 96 Moore, Bill Moore, Margaret Morrison, Dwight 20 Moss, Linda 96 Mottaz, Delano 12 Moulton, Cynthia 108 Moulton, Stephen 83,96 Mueller. Richard 15,81 Munger, George 96 Munger, Steve 108 Munn, David 97 Munn, James 126 Munn, Robert 97 Murphy, Richard 97 Murschel, Darlene 108 Murschel, Donald 97 Murschel, Linda 108 Nace , Sharon 108 Nage , Joseph 97 Nagell, Mark 108 Narr, Warren 83, 97 Nelson,. Carolyn 29, 30, 108 Nelson, Christine 64,97 Nelson, John 29,34, 39, 79, 126, 137 Nelson, Larry 97 Nelson, Linda 126 Nelson, Ron 42,43, 126 Nelson, Ronnie D. 133 Nelson, Tom 29,44, 108 Nelson, William 14, 47, 78, 79 Nerburn, Gerard 97 Neu, C. 64 Neumann, Janice 108 Neumann, Nancy 126 Newhouse, Steve Newton, James 108 Nichols, S. 25 Nickel, Janice 97 Niedenfuer, Kathy 97 Niedenfuer, Terry 77,108- Niesen, Bradley 97 Nikischin, E. 64 Nikischin, Ludmila 108 Niklason, Jari 97 Nimik, Debby 97 Noble, Jack 42, 108 Norbeck, Jan 40, 108 Norberg, Sally 36,97 Norberg, Susan 30, 32, 126 Nordby, Kurt 32,64, 83,97 Norman, Jeff 108 Norman, Jon 97 Norsted, Brian 32,97 Norsted, LeRoy V. 18 North, M. 64 Northrop, Carol 24 Nygard, Gordie 97 Nyquist, Nancy 29, 108 O'Brien, Elizabeth 29,50, 62, 63, 126 O'Conner, Jill 97 O'Conner, Michael 97 Odegaard, Niel 97 Odegard, Ronald 126 Officer, Robert 62,108 Ogg, Lynne 108 Ogle, Linda 126 Ogle, Susan 108 Ogle, Vickie 97 Ohman, Janet 30,108 Okerson, Don 12 O'Leary, Paul 47, 80, 97 O'Leary, Tom 47,97 Oliver, May 108 Olsen, Richard 25 Olson, Barbara 108 Olson, Bruce 79, 108 Olson, Carl 108 Olson, David 127 Olson, Douglas 133 Olson, Genevieve 21 Olson, Gerald 83,97 Olson, Jeff 97 Olson, John 32, 108 Olson, K. 64 Olson, Lorie 97 Olson, Michael 32, 108 Olson, Patricia 108 Olson, Phyllis 127 Olson, Richard 108 Olson, Verne 133,135 Olson, Warren 97 Ondarko, Pat 127 145 .Oothoudt, Gene 97 Opitz, Hilaria 24 Orgon, Judy 97 Orgon, Ricky 127 Ornat, Anthony 97 Ornat, Patricia 127 O'Rourke, Patti 108 Orton, Mary 108 Osada, Ann 72,97 Osborn, Gregory 97 Osborn, William 108 Osfar, Joseph 133 Ostland, C. 64 Ostman, Carol 127 Ostrander, C. 25 Oteyza, Jaime 48,50, 57, 59, 127, 135 Otten, Gary 97 Ouellette, Margaret 108 Owens, Mary 127 Palm, Gerald 25 Palmer, Richard 97 Palmquist, Elizabeth 36,97 Palmquist, Larry 108 Palmquist, Patricia 65, 69, 127 Panchshyn, Orla 108 Paquette, Renee 127 Parisse, Raymond 108 Parkin, David 127 Parkin, Gail 108 Paulson, Gerald 30,127 Pavlik, Linda 64,127 Pawlowski, Laurie 97 Peach, Diane Peach, Linda 108 Pearson, Julie 97 Pederson, Marilyn1Mrs.1 11 Pederson, Pam 127 Perry, Deborah 97 Peters, Dawn 128 Peters, Jeannie 97 Peterson, Becky 62,108 Peterson, D. 25 Peterson, Diane 128 Peterson, Gregory 97 Peterson, Lee 25 Peterson, Linda 41, 128 Peterson, Rudy 63,97 Peterson, Terry 97 Peterson, William 108 Pfotenhauer, Fred 82,83,128 Phenow, Alan 108 Pickering, Tom 31,128 Piehowski, Judith 109 Plante, A. 64 Polomny, Joleen 97 Pomerleau, Diane 97 Porter, George 109 Posthumus, Cliff 44, 45, 50, 128, 136 Posthumus, M. 64 Potvin, Michael 97 Pratt, Larry 29, 109 Press, Paul 109 Press, Peter 133 Priebe, Bill 77,97 Primmer, Vickie 109 Prince, Mike 32,133 Puncochar, Joel 98 Purnick, Sue 128 Putz, Marlo 17 Quam, Dale 109 Radtke, L. 64 Raquet, Paul Rainville, John 98 Rainville, Noble 128 Ramberg, Terry 133 Ransom, Alan 109 Rasmussen, Marvel 1Mrs. 1 24 Rath, Ronald 98 Rath, Shirley 109 Rawdon, Judy 98 146 Ray, Susan 40,64,109 Regan, William 98 Reid, Robert 98 Reilly, Marie 128 Reinke, Debby 109 Reinking, G. 25 Reinking, Janice 128 Reistad, Tom 98 Rentas, James 44, 109 Retotar, Linda 128 Retzlaff, Larry 109 Rextraw, James 109 Reznicek, Randy 98 Remicek, Sharylyn 128 Rhode, Earle 15, 56 Ribich, Carol 24 Richter, Dennis 47, 74, 98 Rickert, Gail 62, 128 Riedesel, Cynthia 24, 109 Rien, Virginia 109 Rigelman, Kathryn 1Mrs. 1 24 Rigelman, Linda 128 Ripsin, Carole 109 Roalson, Mark 98 Roberts, John 17 Robertson, Danny 62, 98 Robinson, Dennis 98 Robinson, Patricia 128 Robinson, Tony 98 Rodin, Mary Jo 31,98 Roerig, Lucille 129 Rogers, Gary 109 Rogers, John 98 Rogers, Mary 98 Rogge, Flora 1Mrs. 1 13 Rood, Katherine 69, 129, 137 Root, Linda 109 Roscoe, Larry 31 Roseen, D. 74 Roseen, John Roseland, Melody 63,98 Roser, Zyrle D Rosnow, Lynette 109 Ross, Gary 129 Ross, M. 25 Ross, Michael Ross, Shirley 98 R0551, Douglas M. 9 Roth, Barbara 98 Roth, Edward 98 Rothstein, Laleen 109 Rothstein, Lavon Rouillard, Bonnie 109 Rourke, James 47,82, 98 Rourke, Thomas 44, 50, 82,129 Rowland, Philip 98 Rubin, Nancy Rudolph, Hazel 109 Rudser, Ronald 23, 74 Ruedebusch, Dennis 98 Ruff, Wayne 83,109 Rukavina, Peter 129 Rulmyr, John 60, 79, 86, 129, 137 Rulmyr, Robert 32,98 Rush, Barry 129 Russell, John 129 Russell, Wayne 109 Rust, Gerald 29,98 Ruths, Elizabeth 109 Ryan, Bill 98 Ryan, Bruce 98 Ryan, Linda 98 Ryan, Michael 33,129 64 5d s2; E 1T! Ryan, Ronald 109 Salisbury, Eleanor 24 Salzbrunn, Diane 129 Sandberg, Larry 44,109 Sandberg, Rodney 25 Sande, Gayle 109 Sanderson, Carol 109 Sanderson, Rodney Santo, Mary 129 Sartell, Kathleen 110 Sathre, David 110 Sawyer, Bob Saxton, Michael 110 Schadewald, Georgia 110 Schafbuch, Darlene 110 Schaefer, William 25 Schelvan, Mary 32, 110 Schenck, Lorella 110 Schendel, Cheri 129 Schline, Jerome 98 Schneider, Cheryl 98 Schreiber, Bruce 82,98 Schriener, Michael 110 Schroeder, Marilyn1Mrs.1 11 Schultenover, Geri 110 Schultz, Gene 110 Schultz, Paul 31, 34,110 Schulz, Brenda 110 Schultz, Cindy 129 Schulz, Tom 83, 98 Schutt, Barbara 29, 98 Schutt, Charles Schutte, Ronald 77,98 Schutte, Sandra 62, 63, 129 Scott, Vernon 129 Scott, Virginia 130 Seals, Linda 50, 130,135 Seaton, Phillip 110 Seibert, W. 25 Senger, Frances 110 Servaty,J. 25 Servaty, Linda 64,130 Servaty, S. 64 Sexy, Mary 30, 110 Setzler, Arnold 110 Setzler, Evelyn 59 Severson, Dennis 110 Sewill, Ronald 42, 98 Seyaow, Carol 98 Sharp, Michael Sheehan, Carol 110 Sheehan, Colleen 98 Shercliffe, Terry 18,77 Sherer, John 98 Shragg, William 23 Sieber, Donald 98 Sienko, Daniel 130 Sienko, Susan 64,98 Silberg, Barbara 1Mrs.1 13 Sills, Melaney 110 Simmons, Susan 110 Simons, Steve 98 Skinner, Mike 110 Skov, Dan 62,130 Skowronek, Cathy 62,110 Skowronek, Robert 98 Skrade, Dennis 110 81055, Raymond 74, 110 Slyter, David 98 Small, Olivia 29,110 Small, Shirley 24 Smentek, Larry 110 Smith, Bruce 44, 56, 130 Smith, Bruce 98 Smith, Clayton 20 Smith, Dawn 130 Smith, Dianne 110 Smith, Donna 130 Smith, Gayle 64 Smith, J. 74 Smith, Merilee 110 Smith, Michael 44, 46, 84, 86, 130 Snater, ThOmas 16,56 Snetsinger, Bill 110 Snorek, Donald 30, 32, 41,130 Snorek, Robert 32,98 Solbro, Sheldon 110 Sommerfeld, Connie 62, 70, 72, 110 Sommerfeld, Kurt 80, 98 Sopczyk, Jeanne 98 Sorenson, Arlene 24 Sorenson, Calvin 47, 99 Sorenson, Janice 32, 72,99 Soucy, Linda 130 Spah, Steven 110 Spartz, Janice 130 Spartz, Patrick 99 Spencer, Carl 110 Spencer, Steve 99 Spencer, Sue 40, 110 Spleiss, Mike 99 Spraungel, Douglas 63,130 Springer, Sharon 110 Squire, Michael 130 St. George, Diane 110 St. George, Nancy 110 St. George, Patricia 131 Stadler, Catherine 63,65,110 Stanina, Amy 99 Staples, Cynthia 69,131 Stassen, Elizabeth 131 Ste. Marie, Janet 62,110 Stearns, Richard 64 Steen, Ann 99 Steen, Charles 30,131 Steere, Bruce 99 Stelljes, Roger 14,77 Stenson, Stanley 33, 34, 62,63, 131, 135 Stenum, Lois 110 Stetler, Randy 44,45, 46, 50, 86, 131, 136 Stevenson, Jerry 99 Stockler, Diane 110 Stockler, Donald 44,110 Stolberg, Lissa 32, 72,99 Stoltman, Sharon 131 Stone, Greg 32, 99 Storts, Richard 110 Story, Larry 74,99 Strand, Susan 29, 69, 72,131, 135 Strom, Glen 16 Strom, Robert 47, 80,99 Stroman, Daryl 131 Stroman, Duane 32,110 Stromberg, Barbara 99 Strommer, Lloyd Strommer, Louise 99 Strouth, Rita 99 Strychar, Brenda 110 Stubbs, Ricky 47,99 Stubbs, William 110 Stueland, Greg 99 Stull, Larry 99 . Sturmer, Susan 32,99 Sundeen, Charles 110 Suppan, Steven 82, 99 Sutherland, Linda 131 Sutter, Sharon 69, 131 Swan, Scott 99 Swanson, Barbara 110 Swanson, Jolynne 64,111 Swanson, Randy 131 Swartout, Laurel 32,131 Swartout, W. 64 Swedal, Wayne 21 Swedberg, A. 25 Sweigert, Thomas 99 Swenson, Harold S. 8 Swenson, Rita 131 Swenson, Steven 99 Swieringa, Eugene 13 Swing, Nancy 111 Tadych, Mickey 132 Taft, Nancy 20, 132 Taillifer, Homer 132 Tanner, Nonie Taylor, Nancy 30,111 Taylor, Shirley 72,99 Techau, David Techau, Susan 32,99 Teichroew, Harvey 99 Tenny, Susan 99 Tenold, L. 74 Thompson, Donna 99 Thompson, Jean 111 Thompson, Maggie 132 Thompson, P. 64 Tischner, Lawrence 99 Toedt, Christine 30, 50, 132, 136 Tohey, Linda 100 Tohey, Michael 100 Tonn, Carl A. 10 Term, Mary Lou 63 Tooey, P. 83 Toomey, Marlene 32, 100 Torrey, Suzanne 30, 33, 35,58, 68, 132 Toso, Gerald 42, 43, 50, 66, 132, 137 Toso, Mark 44, 79, 111 Toso, Stephan 29,100 Traut, Eugene 133 Tripp, Tom 29, 44, 46, 82, 83, 86, 111 Trombley, H. 5 Trowbridge, Janine 132 Truax, Katherine 35,133 Truax, Nora 100 Truax, Thomas 17 True, M. 64 True, Victoria 111 Tucker, Susan 62, 111 Tuseth, Alice 22 Twaddle, Michael 100 Ubelhoer, Diane 132 Ufkin, C. 64 Ulen, Dale 132 Unke, Lee 24 Utz, Warren 100 Vagle, Barbara 64,111 Van Den Boom, Gary 34, 132 Van Den Boom, Kay 41, 132 Van Es, Karen 100 Van Horn, Robert 74, 132, 136 Van Steenwyk, Douglas Van Wie, David 100 Vamer, Dan 111 Velander, Claudia 132 Velander, Mark 133 Voeltz, Helen 24 Voight, Leroy 47, 100 Vollrath, Paulette 32, 111 Volner, Steve 100 Von Ende, Alice 24 Wachal, Merry1Mrs. 1 17 Wadsworth, Paula 111 Wadsworth, Sue 101,111 Waggoner, Sue 32,100 Wagner, Douglas 64,100 Waldhoff, Cindy 100 Waldowski, Eugene 19 Walesch, Gerald 100 Walker, Linda 62,133 Walsh, Tim 111 Walthour, Vicki 100 Wampach, Janice 111 Warner, Greg 100 Warner, Niel 111 Warner, Susan 31, 111 Warnke, Jill 32, 91, 100 Watkins, Darrell 100 Watson, James 47,74, 100 Watson, Janet 111 Watson, Larry 74,111 Weberg, Sue 63,111 Weekly, Susan 32,100 Weese, Arlene 111 Wefel, Clayton 100 Weiner, John 44,47,111 Weiss, Richard 74,100 Weiss, Sharon 111 Wellman, W. 64 Wellmen, Joel 111 Wellmen, Terry 100 Welsh, Marian 100 Welshinger, Craig 100 West, Kathleen 100 West, Timothy Westberg, Karen 100 Westbury, Michael 133 Westbury, Sharon 100 Westensee, Gregory 111 Westensee, L. 64 White, Douglas 77, 111 Whittaker, Lloyd 44,82,133 Wichmann, Linda 133 Wick, Beverly 111 Wick, Dennis 133 Wickham, Danny 111 Wickham, David 111 Wiering, Kathleen 100 Wigchers, Arthur 111 Wiggins, Mike 44,82,83,111 Wilder, Cliff 68 Wilder, Richard 100 Wilebski, Dennis 133 Wiley, Ardis 100 Wiley, Bonnie 62,111 Wiley, Roger 44,50, 133 Wilkes, Nita 32, 72, 100 Wilkinson, Jolene 111 Wilkinson, Meridy 133, 135 Williams, James 10 Williams, Gary 32, 47, 80, 100 Williams, Kenneth 100 Williams, Maradee 29,32,111 Wilmes, William 111 Wilson, Barbara 100 Wilson, Jerry 111 Wiltsey, Jack 100 Wiltsey, Shirley 133 Winans, Larry 29, 33,100, 133 Winberg, Larry 47,80 Winje, Jean1MrsJ 19 Winter, Evelyn 59,66 Wittmers, Patricia 111 Wodarck, Gerald 111 Wolfgram, Billy 133 Wolney, Cynthia 100 Wood, Don Wood, Nana 100 Wright, J. 25 Wright, Sandra 111 Wrucke, Phyllis 4Mrsj 18 Wycoski, P. 25 Yaeger, Michael 111 Yanta, Edward 100 Yell, Michael 100 Yell, Mitchell 100 Youmans, Daivd 100 Zahler, Richard 111 Zandlo, Stephen 64, 100 Zemske, Gene 44,83,111 Zemske, Phyliss 24 Zenor, S. 64 Zimbinski, Cynthia 1Mrs.1 18, 66 Zimmer, Dan 32,111 Zimmer, Susan 100 Zimmerman, Jean 29,36,133 Zimmerman, Joan 29, 37, 60, 67, 70, 133 Zimmerman, Joyce 111 Zimmerman, Kevin 31,100 Zins, Mary 111 Zopfi, Ruth 24 Zytkovicz, Karyl 100 147 OUR COMMUNITY $mygmz5fmas nyisds lb f6ofcfffafaiy Official Photographer of the '66 Oriole C. T. Wilder 415 Kresge Building . . .and the anxious moments to remember. Capturing the participation. ITEM 6701 Osseo Rd. 81 Freeway 94 Brooklyn Center Supplying training cars, we are proud to be a part of your Driver's Training Program. 148 Congratulations Seniors It has been a pleasure to serve you. OSSEO-BROOKLYN CHOOL BUS COMPANY 149 150 GR 3-5476 LOOSEN Plumbing and Heatin 9, Inc. LONG LAKE, MINNESOTA MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS Construction commences on new junior high. Magney CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 20 Shady Oak Road Hopkins, Minnesota WEst 5-1741 GENERAL CONTRACTORS Edgewood Elementary School The New Osseo Junior High School MATSON 81 WEGLEITNER - Architect We are pleased to be able to furnish Spancrete concrete roof slabs on this new school in our c1ty. SPANCRETE MIDWEST COMPANY - Osseo Midwest provided this welcoming sight for basketball fans. MIDWEST MECHAN ICAL 340 Taft Street Northeast Minneapolis, Minnesota 55413 Telephones 331-9407, 9408, 9409 Tel. 425-2181 CASWELL ENGINEERING CO. Professional Engineers 8: Surveyors 7708 Lakeland Avenue No. Osseo, Minn. 55369 0 Civil Engineers Land Surveyors Geologists Soil Specialists Municipal Consultants Recent plans put engineers to work. Ecklund's Young Men's Dept. Young Men's Fashion Apparel For the latest dress and casual fashions Visit Ecklund's great de- partment especially for young men. Perma-press slacks, Ivy suits, tapered shirts, ties, Hero jackets. . .everything you need. Park F ree behind store East Hennepin at 4th St. , Mpls. . km, A '3 . .jnwwx ' 't .4 SIPE BROS. INC. Congratulate the Class of '66 Scott and Randy know that Texaco is the way to go. 151 Make the good change to. WWW STATE BANK Osseo, Minnesota Phone HA 5-2141 Congratulations Some of you Will be completing an- other year of High School and Will be coming back. Others Will be graduating and starting a lifetime of emp10yment, and some of you will be going on to col- lege. Whatever you do remember that this bank--N.W. St. Bk. of Osseo, Minne- sota, is here to help you get what you want. We wish all of you success, happi- ness and contentment in the years ahead. Weather ball green- -no change foreseen? In need of sod, black dirt, or gravel? GO TO: MATT J. RATH GRADING 81 EXCAVATING 4201 -79th Avenue North Minneapolis, Minnesota 55429 561-4995 Sod-Black Dirt- Sand-Clay- GraVel 152 OSSEO PRINTING CO.- OSSEO PRESS AND SHOPPER Official Newspaper for Dist. 279 Commercial Printers 425-4666 425-3323 Precision tools produce precision products. WRICO TOOL AND MFG. CO., INC. 41-4th St. S. W. -- County Road 18 Osseo, Minnesota 55369 Represented By Tel 425-4176 Everett L. Clow Home of your friendly Ford Dealer . BROOKDALE FORD Across From Brookdale Center The Quality Equipment Line BISHMAN MANUFACTURING 00. OSSEO. MINN. Manufacturers of Automotive Service Equipment Tire Changers End Lifts Wheel Balancers Permalign System Two Wheel Alignment Tool-Die and Metal Stamping Long or Short Runs 153 1 WWW Waw BOB'S RED 81 WHITE RobertJ. Newton, Owner Osseo, Minnesota Owner Dick Johnson gives service with 'BLAH! BROOKLYN CENTER PHARMACY 6914 Osseo Road 561-2180 ROONEY INDUSTRIES 425-3566 Osseo County Road 18 We Build or Repair Anything Complete Hardfacing Machine Service Metal Fabricating of All Types WWW RED Tool 57 Plastic, Inc. C Class Rings 9520-85th Avenue North Yearbooks Osseo, Minnesota . Dlplomas 425-4171 Awards Announcements JOSTEN'S AMERICAN YEARBOOK CO Owatonna, Minne s ota The birthplace of custom precision tools. SPONSORSHIP LISTING ADOLFSON 8: PETERSON, INC. ALLAN'S FLOWER 81 GIFT SHOP ALEX NEWMAN HEATING 8: PLUMBING co. BROOKLYN PARK SENTINEL HEINEN'S CHAMPION AUTO STORE HEINEN 81 MASON, INC. JOSLYN AUTO BODY JOYNER'S SILVER 8: ELECTROPLATING, INC. KILLMER ELECTRIC co. KING GAS co. MENZEL REALTY OSSEO REXALL DRUG G. F. SCHJELDAHL - CONNECTOR FRED R. STURM AGENCY DEAN L. WITCHER, INC. 155 W 4w mm v.01 W; mew merwww Spring 666 N.H.S.-Degree 0f Distinction N.I-LS. MEMBERS, 1966-67 J. Russell, N. Gustafson, S. Johnson, S. Strand, C. Staples, S. Forsberg, D. Brosdahl, R. Gustafson, C. Toedt, G. Ross, S. Sutter, M. Reilly, J. Kastendieck, L. Haun, L. Wichman, S. Norberg, D. Peters, J. Norbeck, L. Heinrich, K. Himmerich, M. Ewing, M. Friestad, G. Karr, B. Krussow, J. Ohman, P. Larson, M. Toso, T. Tripp, G. Zemske, F. Sengir, B. Boston, G. Milne, S. Rath, L. Alquist, N. Nyquist, B. Lowry, R. Menard, C. Spencer, C. Ganske, M. Jasmer, J. Heidelberg, J. I-Iolscher, D. Johnson, J. Newton, C. Stadler, J. Frechette, K. Delaney, C. Daily, L. Smenteck, D. Sathre, R. Gronfield, C. Nelson, J. Hunter, J. Leet, E. Karlson, J. Joyner, B. Olson, L. Pratt, T. Barcus, E. Eccleston, J. Elliot. Character, scholarship, leadership, and service are key words in the selection of National Honor So- ciety members. The traditional candlelight cere- mony provided suspence and excitement for each of the new members. Every year 56 of the senior and 10?; of the junior class are elected as National Honor Society members. The goal of the newly elected juniors is to make next year's NHS an active organi- zation. MEMBERSHIP PINS and certificates are awarded by Mr. Formo. CRAIG gives greeting. o ';.9 .. , r . n Q' ' V BOYS' AND GIRLS' County Representatives: Jan Ohman and Bruce Olson. Boys' and Girls' State Representatives: Tom Tripp and Kathy Delaney. TOM TRIPP displays wrestling medals. Student Achievements Received Recognition QUILL AND SCROLL, 1966: S. Lindberg, J. Aften, and S. Torrey, ORIOLE; K. Truax and T. Hurley, HI-TRAIL. IMPACT STAFF: D. Vamer, R. Gronfield, S. Spencer, B. Smith, R. Menard kditom, G. Hemker, K. Wiering, A. Kastendieck, G. Rickert, J. Gust kditon, L. Sutherland, E. Peterson, R. Buchan. 158 Various Students Attained T019 Honors THE 1966 SENIOR class has fourteen Top Graduating Seniors. This is the largest number in Osseo High School's history. Those honored were: C. Jensen, S. Stenson, K. Rood, M. Mayfield, M. Abrahamson, J. Dahl, T. Hurley, P. Magnuson, S. Lindberg, S. Torrey, G. Rickert, P. Robinson, tNOT PICTUREDi L. Hendrickson, W. Matteson. These seniors were chosen because they maintained at least a 3. 8 percen- tage grade or equivalent to an A-average through their entire four years of high school. OSSEO HIGH SCHOOL is proud of senior Stan Stenson. Stan is the first student in six years to be a National Merit Scholar- ship winner. GENE ZEMSKE anticipates his trip to the United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth. 159 tweet M e In St. 1402,0le Heralded As Success MR. AND MRS. SMITH discuss family problems. Cast Of Characters Mr. Smith . . . . . . . . . James Newton Mrs. Smith . . . . . . . . Laleen Rothstein Rose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sue Strand Agnes . . . . . . . . . . . . Monica Leeper Esther . . . . . . . . . Cheryl Haenze Tootie . . . . . . . . . . . Nancy Nyquist Lon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gary Djerf Grandpa Prophater . . . . . . . Bruce Howes Katie . . . . . . . . . . . . Ginnie Rein Mrs. Waughop . . . . . . Yvonne Albrecht Ida Boothby . . . . . . . . . . Cindy Staples John Shephard . . . . . . . . . . . Joe Eull Fred Gregory . . . . . . . . . Chuck Hanson Lucille Pentard . . . . . . . . . Dawn Peters Mr. Dodge . . . . . . Ed Eccleston Mr. Duffy . . . . . . . . . . .Bob Snorek 160 On April 22 and 23, amid the smell of grease paint, the confusion of backstage cues and the rush of costume changes, the curtain rose on Osseo's theatrical production, Meet Me In St. Louis. In this comedy, Lollein Rothstein and Jim Newton vividly filled the lead roles as parents of an energetic St. Louis family. The hard work of director Mr. Okerson, student di- rectors Marian Friestad and Don Snorek, the cast, and the crews made the production suc- cessful. TOOTIE AND ROSE hold Lady Babbie. S 1966612 A 7261' Debate ENTRANTS INTO Macalaster Invitational Speech Tournament: J. Ga lned Kastendieck, M. MacCormick, M. Friestad, C. Haenze, V. . . True. Recognztzon This year, under the guidance of Miss Mat- tinen, two speech Students, Jan Kastendieck and Marion F riestad went to the District Competition . Marion went on to the Regional Competition. At the Macalaster Invitional Speech Tourna- ment Marion won first place in serious inter- pretation with the selection Patterns by Amy Vincent Lowell. Osseo competed with 29 other schools and came out in 4th place with 16 total points . N.F.L. ROW 1: J. Kastendieck, L. Sutherland, V. True, Y. Albrecht, M. Owens. ROW 2: M. Karason, M. Ryan, S. Fors- berg, S. Stenson, R. Johnson, M. Friestad. TOP DEBATORS, SEATED: J. Kastendieck, S. Forsberg. STANDING: M. Karason, M. Ryan. 161 M usz'cz'ans Toak Top Rating The choir, this year, had three soloists and two ensembles that received Ayk ratings for their achievments in the State Music Contest. The soloists were, S. Stenson, M. Ewing, and J. Aften. The ensembles were, Double Quartet, which includes, S. Stenson, B. Officer, M. Ewing, L. Hendrickson, M. Roseland, S. Schutte, S. Lindberg, and J. Aften. Small Group also re- ceived an Ask rating. DON SNOREK proudly displays the clarinet which he will use on his tour of Europe with the Band Of America. Inspired musicians were very successful in TRUMPET SOLOIST Doc Severinsen. both district and state competition. The choiris double quartet and small group received 156k ratings at the state contest. Also seven band members received A:k rating for their outstanding perfor- mances. During May the band sponsored Carl Doc Severinsen of the TO-NIGHT show. BAND SOLOISTS receiving Ag: rating, S. Torrey, S. Lindberg, N. Taft, R. Buchan, C. Steen, J. Johnson, tNOT PICTUREDi, D. Snorek. 162 Scoreboard OHS OPP 12. . .Fridley. . . . 0 11 U2 . Brooklyn Center . U2 4 . . . Elk River . . . 7 4 . . St. Paul Park . . 8 5 UZ . Forest Lake . . 6 U2 3 . . .Mahtomedi. . . 9 l4 . . Cambridge . . 4 Quadrangular Meet--Osseo first Skyline Conference- -Osse0 third District 16--Osseo third CO-CAPTAIN BRUCE Smith shows Winning form. Fore! Golfers Worked To Win GOLF, KNEELING: B. Erickson, B. Hanson, J. Eull, J. Nelson. STANDING: Coach, Mr. Truax, B. Olson, T. Erickson, B. Smith, S. Forbes. The golf team, composed of four seniors, two juniors, and a sopho- more, achieved third place in the sky- line conference and captured third in the District 16 competition. Bruce Olson and Joe Eull proved their ability by advancing to the Region IV tournament. 163 Track Team Goes 072 T0 Victory TRACK: ROW 1, C. Falk, D. Eden, J. Campbell, W. Arnold, T. Casey, C. Wefel, L. Alquist, M. Bjerkebek, S. Gryz, J. Rourke, R. Callander, G. Djerf, 'J. Nagell, R. Sewill, ROW2, L. Story, J. Toso, M. Wiggin, J. Joynor, M. Cress, S. Lundeen, R. Rust, J. Howard, R. Grill, M. Toso, D. Bredehoft, J. Noble, 8. Jandro, D. Dickinson, M. Mayfield, R. Fritchman, ROW 3, Coach Deane, D. Anderson, J. Getchell, R. Carey, T. Nelson, T. Tripp, J. Dom, G. Karr, G. Germundsen, J. Hess, E. Magnuson, M. McNeely, P. Lucht, J. Russell, E. Metcalf, S. Ferley, R. Stetler, Coach Mottaz. MIKE WIGGINS sets new discus record of 130'4 . JOHN HESS clears hurdle. Track Results Triangular Meet . . ......... Osseo first Triangular Meet ........ . . . Osseo second St. Louis Park Classic .. . . . Osseo fourth Anoka Invitational ......... Osseo fifth Triangular Meet ..... . ..... Osseo second Edina Invitational . . . . . . . . . . Osseo fifth Skyline Conference. . . . . . . . . JIM ROURKE makes winning jump. Osseo third Triangular Meet........... Osseo first Pine City Invitational . . . . . . . Osseo third District 16 . . . . . . Osseo third MIKE MAYFIELD runs for victory. This was the year to break records decided the Osseo thinclads . The Osseo track team put their best foot forward this year to become third in the Skyline Conference. With the combined coaching of Mr. Mottaz and Mr. Deane, Osseo went on to take third in the District 16 meet. This year, being designated as a record breaker, came through with four players breaking school records in assorted competition. Seniors Steve Lundeen and Dave Eden proved this by breaking one record a piece. Steve's time of 51.4 seconds for the 440 yd. dash broke one record. Breaking the pole vault record was Dave with the height of 10 ft. 6 in. The juniors also broke a few records . Darrell Dickinson set a new shotput record of 49 ft. 4 U2 in. and Mike Wiggins threw a record breaking 130 ft. 4 in. with the discus. Another group that should be mentioned is the mile-relay team. These boys received first in the Skyline Conference meet, second in the District 16 meet, and fifth in the Region IV meet. The members of the team were: Jim Rourke, Jack Noble, Mike Bjerkebek, and Steve Lundeen. Their timing in the district was 3 min. 33 sec. Jeff Dorn also received first place at the dis- trict meet in his division. He jumped 19 ft. 10 in. in the broad jump. LETTERMAN'S CLUB, ROW ONEzj. Kuns, F. Pfotenhauer, L. Watson, B. Betterman, B. Schreiber, G. Djerf, D. Hildenbrand, L. Whittaker, D. Dickinson, B. Lindgren, R. 81035, M. Cress. ROW TWO: D. Baker, K. Miller, J. Toso, J. Howard, P. Bergersen, S. Lundeen, P. Larson, A. Hartman, D. Stroman, J. Eull, B. Hanson, R. Wiley, R. Stetler. ROW THREE: Advisor, Mr. Deane, J. Dodds, C. Jensen, B. Smith, R. Van Horn, T. Rourke, T. Tripp, C. Posthumus, B. Olson, J. Rulmyr, G. Germundsen, S. Forbes. Young Team Received Old Title ROW ONE, Managers, J. Sadler, B. Wiley. ROW TWO, F. Daire, J. Weiner, D. Hildebrand, T. McNeely, P. Johnson, B. Snetzinger, M. Eull, M. Yaeger, S. Solbro. ROW THREE, L. Windberg, D. Stroman, J. Madir, M. Johnson, T. Brown, J. Rulmyr, G. Behmen, D. Stroman, Coach Pitmon. Consisting of four sophomores, nine juniors, and three seniors, Osseols baseball team has been considered a relatively young squad. Most teams would have considered this a setback, but not the Orioles . With the outstanding pitching of John Rulmyr, excellent coaching of Mr. Pitmon, plus the added achievements of the rest of the team, the squad took Osseo's first District Championship by defeating Coon Rapids 4 to O. This year's squad, as in the previous year, put three players on the all conference team. They were, pitcher John Rulmyr, fielder Mike Bull, and catcher Mark Johnson. MIKE EULL displays winning form. JOHN RULMYR pitches a win. COACH PITMON works out with the team. WARMING UP for action. Baseba ll Scoreboard OHS OPP 3 . . . . Brooklyn Center . . . 2 9 . . . . Forest Lake . . . . . 7 ll . . . . Mahtomedi . . . . . O 4 . . . . St. Francis . . . . . . l 3. . . . Wayzata . . . . . . . 4 10 . . . Spring Lake Park . . . O l . . . . Coon Rapids . . . . . 2 12 . . . . Fridley . . . . . . . 0 5 . . . . Orono . . . . . . . . 3 8 . . . . Golden Valley. . . . l l . . . .St. Paul Park . . . . . 2 5 . . . . Centenial . . . . . . .0 District - -Osseo first RegionIV 0....Humb01t.......2 RULMYR AND JOHNSON team for victory. M ystz'fied B y iiTam'glzfi In the splendor of the Hotel Leming- ton,s Minnesota Room, Tonight became a night that everyone Who attended the Prom remembers. Couples danced to the music of Bob Clinton and his Orchestra. After the Grand March the couples left for dinner engagements. This year's Prom was sponsored by the Junior Class With money earned from a Spagetti Din- ner. Osseo students will always remem- ber their night, Tonight. COUPLES ENTER the Minnesota Room. THE CLIMAX of the Grand March. A PARADE of splendor. TENDER moments. 168 KM COUPLES DANCE to the music of the Bob Clinton Orchestra. SWEET nothings. THE PUNCH-BOWL refreshes tired dancers. A LINE-UP of beauty. 66 GRADUA TION Ifs a timeforjoy, A tz'mefor tears 71 treasure A time we Thmugh the years W67! remember always Graduatian Day. Though we leave in sorrow All the joys wive known, We can face tomorrow Knowing we?! never walk alone. When the ivy walls Arefar behind, No matter where Our paths may wind W671 remember always Graduation Day. M. W? 1.5:..w : . . . . ' 5, Kim t. 179?. MVWV K 1-: X fmhtum... Hg laifn Jib . V. . o . .. $035? , .1qu n3 .rx. . . .1t. , vnlr w 31W: kt .w . t 3AA: 9W5. ,1;