Owatonna High School - Totem Yearbook (Owatonna, MN)

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Sometimes we grew tired and weary, for our journey seemed long and toilsome. Yet on- ward we trudged, striving for something greater than ourselves, pursuing our goal. After six years we paused to rest. Here we were refreshed and rewarded, for we received honor. It was then we knew that our journey had not really ended. It was just beginning, Thus spoke youth thoughtfully - reflecting on SCHOLASTIC achievement. Mafy Grimm, Ed 'Cr

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JANET ABBE HAZEL ACKLAND LYLE ABRAHAM JANET ABBE - Girls! League 1O,11, FHA 10-12. LYLE ABRA- HAM - Part-time work 11,12 HAZEL ACKLAND - Girls' League lO,ll, Girls' League Council 11, JRC Council lO-12, FHA 12, GAA 9,l0, Band 9-12, Pep Band 1O-12, Orchestra 11, Pit Orchestra 11, Biology Club 12, JCL 9-12, MAGNET Page Editor 12, Thespians l1,12, Cent. Prom Committee 11, Part-time work 11. SUSAN ANDERSON - Girls' League 1O,1l, Girls' League Council 10, GAA 9-ll, TOTEM Section Editor 12, Cheer- leader 10-12, Homecoming Princess 12, Orchestra 9, JCL 9, Thespians 12, Student Council 9,1O,12, Vice President 12, Cent. Prom Committee 11p Speech Festival 11, Pep Club 11,12, Phy. Ed. Assistant l1,12. LEO ANTL - Jr. Class Play, Operators' Club 1O, FFA 1O-12, President 12, Thespians 12, Oftice Stott 12. BETTY ARMSTRONG - Girls' League 1O,ll, Thespians 12, Band lO-12, Pep Band 12, Transfer from lllinais 9. ETHEL ARM- STRONG - Girls' League 1O,l1, FHA 9'12, Biology Club 10-12, TOTEM Section Editor 12, JRC Council 10, Journeyman Award 11, Library Club 9'12, Part-time work 9,lO. MICHAEL ARNDT. JUDY BAKKO 3 Girls' League 1O,11, Girls' League Council 10, GAA 9, JRC Council 10, FTA Chorus 11,12 Caralers 12, Thespians 11,l2, Cent. Prom Committee 11, Student Council 9,1O,l2, Part-time work 1O, As the Last Year Started The sprawling, white brick building came sud- denly to life. It had dazed silently in the August sun, deserted and ignored. Then came September 8, 1959. The doors flew open. Lockers clanged. The halls rang once again with the vibrant voices ot youth. The class at 1960 had started its last year in Owatonna high school, What a brimful year it proved ta bel Every room, every nook, every cranny leaves its impression. The classrooms, at course, carry the stamp at the personality of the teacher, along with the pictures which memory has traced, at who sat where tor class, for skits, tor panels or after-school for assignments. Then the labs, with their sinks and their smells and their carefully labeled bottles, bring back the thrill of new discovery. ln our mind's eye we see the ref1ection at old familiar places. The library with its solid, shiny ta- bles and thick, thick reference books, the trophy SUE ANDERSON LEO ANTL BETTY ARMSTRONG ETHEL ARMSTRONG MIKE ARNT JUDY BAKKO