Owatonna High School - Totem Yearbook (Owatonna, MN)

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F' 1 N 51-X x Q . eQn1 .,4 In receiving his orchid and in a Voce' seWec?rcn af fruit whi'e proceeding though the punch line beiare We ninfn anwar Jour- naTrs ' banaaer Vr. Ssnnefv rs :ss s'e: Cv S, Curran a cwncf- ism srudent, and S. Kr: p.fz the T960 eartar cf the TCTEM. To a man who nas Taagnr yawn and OS -'- XS 6577 N, F VE C WWF' self and rls me ' in r 'TTT 'len nderfar in ms, sarraws, an ar r e n, ew many af Us even as the Greek or :fes of old. Under ns enfe direcnon sTa?s .wcfked ri entry rmrr rnanr narvents of ai f as o wlrn Urrbered woes aa yearbaaks ffnrcn prqened ar as'e acwlries ana rradrlans we ' scnaar. AH new acces ana ained The U Mrnare dad a nsrc ac revemenf and X-.H American fl.-.a d Locked rn our nearrs is an unraNd expefencc warrnrn and Naugnfer and Wave. E devared affecrlon and deep adrnkaicn rnar we dedrcate This our 1960 yearbook to our advisor, Mr. Leonard BenneTT. lC6Lfl0l'l 40 Q' Cor'scienfr:-s endecvcr is refTe:'ed as Mr. Bennefr ::'ce'r':'es an one cc rs r a'v aa y ras-ks, Hs :5'e' s:n:: 'cus are aexve: ro correctng tne 'es, resfs, and samsfg fne 'C'Ev, stat?

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A familiar lunch h:ur scene an campus during the spring and fall contains hun- g'y students who Wake the rnast of warm weather. Qur Thoughts Turn First to That Last Spring Youth pauses in the light of spring to reflect upon precious memories. As we glance over the cal- endar of time, the days of youth shall be forever im- prisoned in our memory. The past twelve years have given us a treasure chest of talents, experiences, and knowledge with which we can confidently enter the world as an adult. When as graduates we look again at the spacious, green campus and the beau- tiful building on it, silently reminiscing, our breath will catch in our throat, and we will again for one short moment be children, with faces looking up, holding wonder like a cup. iw- , , --qv' .5 ga, ,.,f ' l -, i V, i x S - 1 '24 3 ABOVE: Pausing on the school approach, George Schwrtz, Neal Rietz, and Judy Bakko discuss their plans and dreams for the future following gradua- tion. LEFT: Corning out from church into the rvorn- ing sunlight with renewed spfifsgl Swingin gre Barb Wikre and .Iohn Stark.