Owatonna High School - Totem Yearbook (Owatonna, MN)

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A Crowning Glor fioats for Homecoming and the ioy we experienced when Bobbie, our favorite, was chosen Queen. We recall with a tightening of our throats our feelings of sadness on Commencement Day as we walked across the platform to receive our diplomas. We remember the Iittle things around school-the sparrows in Study Hall 61, the smiles and Hi's as we met friends in the halls between classes, the cheering contests between upper and lower classmen, the fads and fashions, white jack- ets, black slacks, saddle shoes. And remembering all of these pleasant events and incidents, we,-the senior class, march forward proudly and confidently better prepared to face the future because of the days we spent here in OHS. CAROL BARTOSCH - Giris' League IO-12, Jr. Class Play Ili JCL II-I2, Publications Business 12, Thespians II-I2. KAREN BEERS - Girls' League Council II-12, Girls' League IO-125 FHA 9-I2, Vice Pres. II, JCL II, Biology Club Il, Ushers Club II-12, Vice Pres. lip Thespians II-I2, Vice Pres. 125 Switchboard li-l2, Student Council IO. WANDA BENNETT - Girls' League Council 12, Girls' League II-12, Jr Red Cross Council 9-Il, Part-time work II-12, Switchboard I2. DOUG- LAS BESONEN - Jr. Red Cross Council Iig Football 9-II, O Club Ii-I2, Wrestling 9-12, Part-time Work. PAT - Pretty Pat has the style and poise of a princess. ANGIE - A sweet and charming lass, Angie sparkles in every class. SHIRLEY - She's a petite pixie with a zest for life. PATRICIA BAILEY - Girls' League Council Ii, Girls' League I0-12, GAA 9-125 Biology Club II, Jr. Class Play Ii, Cheerleader IO-125 Homecoming Attendant l2, JCL IO-12, Business Staff l2f Thespians II-IQ, Student Coun- cil Ii, Secretary, Speech Festival II, Part-time work IO-ll. ANGELA BAKKO - Girls' League Council ll, Girls' League i0-IQ, GAA 9-127 Bi- ology Club Il-l2, Jr. Red Cross Council IOg Chorus IO-125 MAGNET 12, Thespians IQ, Speech Festival IQ. SHIRLEY BARKER - Girls' League Council 12, Girls' League IO-l2, GAA 9-l2, Jr. Red Cross Council IO, Publications Business ll-l2. CAROL - Her original paintings will decorate her future home. KAREN -- Effervescenl Karen will cheer up many future patients. WANDA - Quiet, dignified Wanda gave of herself to many activities. DOUG - He will put his muscular prowess to good use as a highway patrolman.

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We ave Reached At last, the crowning glory! Vve are now the mighty seniors. We remember our first year of school as freshmen, as we walked hesitantly through the halls, hoping we didn't look too lost. ln our sophomore year, we patiently endured the loud noise of machinery as workmen added new rooms for more enioyable classes. ln our junior year we got our class rings, emblems of an in- creased dignity and pride in our school. And now we are seniors. We remember the Prom, the tour- naments, the banquets, and our preparation for Commencement. But also, we remember the hard work we all did in preparing term papers and Democracy scripts, the effort the boys on our teams put forth to make our sports season highly successful. We remember the fun we had in working on skits and 1 s SHAR - Energetic Shar frolicked through countless activities. WOODY - Sportsminded Woody plans on teaching. lucky kidsl BERNARD - He's a hunter who will someday hunt for defects in electrical wiring. ABE - He's our school's genius with a paint brush. PAT - Lively Pat wins friends by frequent use of her charming smile. MARY - Michigan's loss is Owatonna's gain. BERNARD AASE - Chorus, 10-12. HAROLD ABRAHAM -- A.V., Port-time work. PATRlClA AEGAN - Biology Club 10-11, Carolers 12, GAA, 9-11, Girls' League 10-12, Girls' League Council 11, Sec. JCL 9-10, Part-time work, 9-12, Publications Business 12, Student Council 10,12, Ushers Club 12. MARY ANDERSEN - Jr. Red Cross Council 12, Girls' League 12, Student Council 12, Transfer from Michigan 12. CAROLINE - Her bubbling laughter enlightened every class room. JAN - Dedicated and sincere, Jan will do her bit for suttering humanity. SHARON ANDERSON - Biology Club 11, Cheerleader 9-12, Girls' League 10-12, Girls' League Council 12, JCL 10-12, GAA 9-12, Jr. Red Crass Council 9-12, Vice Pres. 9, Sec. 11-12, Publications Business 12, Thesp. 11-12, Speech Festival 11, Central Prom Com. 11, Homecoming Attendant 12, Part- time work 11. WlLLlAM ANDERSON - Football 10-12, Wres- tling 10-12, O Club 10-12, Track 10, Part-time work 11-12, CAROLINE ANTI. - GAA 10-11, Girls' League 10. JANICE ARNDT - Girls' League 11-12, Biology Club 11, TOTEM, Ass't. Ed, 12, FTA 11, JCL 10-12, Switchboard 12, Speech Festival 11.

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MARCILE - Sl-ne's a young lady, good as gold, never foo shy and never foo bold. BOBBIE - Modesly and friendliness are only two of Bobbie's numerous virfues. CAROL BISHMAN - Girls' League TO-12p Par?-time work lO-TQ. MABLE BOETTCHER - Girls' League lO-l2g FHA 101 FTA llg JCL ll-l2, Pobliccicrs Business iQ, Pr?-Mme work ll-iQ, Swllchbocrcl l2. JEROME BOYETT - Ecrd 9-ily Chorus lO-T25 Par?-lime work lC-iQ, Carolers lO-l2. ALMA BREDLOW - Girls' League TO-l2g FHA ll-IQ, Part-time work l2, BISH - Sprighfly Bish wirh her bouncing spirifs brighlened many days for her companions. MABLE - Her enfhusiasm, induslry, and laughler had an infedious zesl which enlivened our school days. JERRY - He is always willing fo perform a service lo his school. ALMA -Her quiet dignity will grace any office. MARCILE BURSHEM - Girls' League lO-l2g FHA ll-l2g Parl- fime work l2, MARY BZOSKIE - Girls' League Council lO-l2, Vice Pres., Treasurerg Girls' League lO-12, GAA 9-l2g Biology Club IO-i2p Jr. Red Cross Council IO-ll, Horrecorning Queen 12, Publications Busness IQ, Part-time work ll, On ihis cenlennial year senior oflicers - Carslen Hansen, Luci- enne Verycken, Cordell Guse, Mary Ann Kunfz, and Dan Scho- eneman - view the official Minnesola flag,