Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

74a 7?5 me w presented by THE SENIOR CLASS RICHFIELD HiGH scnool. - RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA n IE!! as 9 zclflfw MGI 5 l These doorways-more fhan any ofher en+i+y- 9 Q 'fare symbolic: our school life. The door +o our fine gymnasium, 'lhe en'l'rar 'lo our modern audiforium, lhe 'lhreshholdif fs?4:flen+ acl? 'ily and publicalions rooms-all play an imporlanf peel known as school days. One day we may relurn fo our alma ma'rer and make our way fhrough any of lhese doors. Then we will reminisce--yes, and' recall all 'lhe fond memories-1'he even'l's which made up 'lhis-- our l956 AureAn---+he Golden Year. L.-11 Zwreau -- 7460532 V 6544464 Azdfeaa Ufwfwfww 740 za 'iw 'i 0 I The year 1956 will see the graduation of Rich- field High School's first senior class. After the '56 class will follow countless others. In view of this fact, we have felt it only fitting and proper that this-The 1956 AureAn-be dedicated to the future graduating classes of Richfield High School. J ,i fxlpbl l -I 1 if ll N---f FQIO '-li. , N Z-L N' I-i-fly faculty and administration K fi 1 w-2 C. W. LYTLE J. D. BORUP l GRANT ALEXANDER B. K. STORM HARRY E. RUMPEL I I I I Harry Rumpel, Carlton Lytle, J, Deane Borup, Grant McAlex- ander and Burt Storm are the individuals concerned with the administration of the Richfield Public School System. Mr. Rumpel, the superintendent, came to Richfield in 1943 when the present senior class started first grade and has been with them throughout their twelve years of public education in Richfield, Mr Lytle, the assistant superintendent, has been the most recent addition to the staff, coming to Richfield in 1955. Mr. Borup is the system's business man- ager. Mr. McAlexander takes care of the personnel and curri- culum, while Mr. Storm, who has been with Richfield since l95l, is the athletic and recreational director. HAROLD A. RASMUSSEN 7az'4e Samba challenge the members ot the graduating class of 1956 to venture out into this vast world of opportunity with a burning desire to rise above mediocrity. This can only be accomplished by having vision, perseverance, and a true sense of moral values. Good luck to each of you as you go your separate ways. C. G. DRILL GENEVIEVE WISE . .. . MR. CLIFFORD G. DRILL-The principal of Richfield High School is Clifford G. Drill. His duties are primarily concerned with administration of iunior high school policies, business, and students. MISS GENEVIEVE WISE-One of Richfield's two counselors, Miss Wise, is a familiar sight around the school office. Miss Wise is always ready to give advice to students about their future education or pressing problems. MR. LYLE L. WILLIAMS-Mr. Williams is the other counselor. His duties are much the same as those of Miss Wise. He is also the advisor to the iunior high paper, The Richwood, and can be found frequently in the publications room work- ing with his group. MR. RUEBEN J. TALLE-Mr. Talle is Richfield's assistant prin- cipal. His maior duties are attendance and control. He is always able to retain the mild manner and good humor of a friend to the student body. LYLE WILLIAMS 1- R. J. TALLE MR. OLIVER AGERLIE Printing, Printing Club MR. HAROLD AHLBOM History, Assistant Basketball Coach, World Affairs Club, as N-HQ - ., I. Vi'i . ,--. I k , ,, kk I I 3' - '? , ffkr Z 5 Q . . ais tlil Miss HELEN BAUNE I sit,, A W ' ..i asssil S' f R Latin, Latin Club. S lrrtt, ,s,s, ii i I llii ifii 1' tg ,tr' . ' ,.,- ' MR. ROBERT BRETT lite, Junior Class. MR. ROBERT CHRISTIANSEN Biology, Biology Club, Stage Crew, Sopho more Class. MR. ROBERT COLLISON History, World Affairs Club, Football and Track Coach. Spanish, Journalism, Spanish Club, Spot- MR. FRANK CURRY Agraureans. Speech, English, Speech Club, Stage Crew, MISS MARGORY EDBERG English, Spanish, Spanish Club. MR. DONALD EDDY Electricity, Radio Shops. MRS. DOROTHY BERG Physical Education, Pep Club, A Squad Cheerleaders. MR. EUGENE FARREL History, Basketball Coach, Sophomore Foot- ball Coach. MISS SALLY FICK English. Seated: Elaine Olson, Kathleen Mullvain, Peggy Strand, Gladys Stutsman, and Esther Grabar. Standing: Ruth Ingebrigtsen. gaze The office clerks here pictured are the heart of the operation of Richfield High School. They are responsible for the efficient operation of the high school office, and they act as a tie between the student body and the administration when the duties of the administration are too numerous. Woodshop Course, Senior Class. rn I MR. ALFRED KRINKE Chemistry, Chemistry Club, Junior Class. MR. MILES LUNDAHL Band. MR. KENNETH MATTSSON English, Senior Class. MR. DONALD JOHNSON MR. WESLEY KOHL Social Problems, Variety Show, Psychology MISS MARIE KRAU.: Commercial, Typing, Senior Class. MISS DORIS FRANK Social Problems, Typing, Senior Class. MISS MABLE FRANKENSTEIN English, Yearbook, Senior Class. MR. FRED GILBERT Typing, Consumer Business, Hi-Y. MISS MARY HAGELIN History, French, French Club. MRS. JEANETTE HENNESSY English, Junior Class. MR. WALLACE HOUTS Art, Art Club, Senior Class. gm ' These are the men who have the responsibility of transporting a large portion of R. H. S. 2250 students to and from school each day. This is our way of recognizing them 'for this service that they rendered for us. Mr. Roden, Mr. Bobendrier, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Schultz, Mr. Freece Mr. Fraetald, Mr. Giller, Mr. Sletten, Mr. Hollenback, Mr. Myron MISS ROSEMARIE MICKELSON Home Arts, Senior Class. MRS. JOYCE MOHRENWEISER German, German Club. MR. EUGENE OLIVE Physical Education, Baseball and Hockey Coach. MISS DELORES GSTGAARD Make-up Club, Agraureans. MRS. MARILYN PAULING History. MISS DORIS PETERSON English, Ushers Club. .' - I iii. A .... . s 7 iIr.s A .iitif , .. I ' I 9 I . iis. , g i ., , I sh i English, Junior and Senior Class Plays, MR. GERALD RICHEY Physics, Geometry, Senior Class. MR. FREDRIC ROWELL Metal I and Metal ll. MISS ANNA VEGDAHL Plane Geometry, Advanced Algebra. ' I i S' Illlii I get 'Z N, S wfw figs , , 5 5, 9. I li' jj ,Qt t ifffvgiitq . t, . c gmt? I it -t Bw in S 5: ff , ta., ,Eh W4 'I' s K it wt S ,S K. J sitfflftf 2 ,if R. .5 rza?gag3fi4rz'?Zg ,.f 2.55 'I ' tsewsaifmsmf, . 41 .wr wt tt . ' 5 MR. WALTER SCHMID Mechanical Drawing. MR. KENNETH WESLOH Solid Geometry and Trigonometry, Senior Math, Plane Geometry. MR. CHARLES ZIEMER Big Choir, Little Choir, Choir Club, Senior Class. Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Velander, Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. John- son, Mrs. Laitala, Mrs. Morshare, Mrs. Fladland, Mrs. Christianson, Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Carleton. . The women who comprise the kitchen staff con- tribute to the well-being of the RHS student by supplying them with vital nutritional needs in the hot lunches served each noon in the cafe- teria. MISS BERNADINE WALCH Commercial. MISS VAIL Librarian. MRS. BORLAUGH, the school nurse, is the appointed guardian of the health of R. H. S. She spends her time giving eye tests, check- ing health census cards, and caring for those students who become ill during the school day. Mrs. Borlaugh 4 sag MISS VAIL and MRS. MONSON are in charge of the library and its books, pamphlets, and student librarian staff of 100 students. They are always willing to give assistance to anyone. Mrs. Monson and Miss Vail I Head custodian, ELMER REZAB, and his ianitorial staff are charged with the task of keeping R. H. S. and its grounds beautiful. Their iob may be a bit thankless, but they fulfill their many tasks very efficiently. Johnson, Crest, Offstad, Palmquist, Boller, Olson, Kamleiter, Willesy Reid. 43 ffl N x W, Sv C M 0 . Seated: Mary Ahlquist, Vice President, Jerry Laitala, President. Standing: Barbara Swanson, Treasurer, Judy Dewey, Secretary. We were finally seniors-at last it was here- This, they all told us, would be our best year. With our new football team the school spirit rose high, But our band was still marching in shirts and bow tie. Our First Birthday Party, that was so much fun: You were a pink elephant if you didn't come- What a swell auditorium, where many a tear Was shed as we realized this was our last year. And the band came a marching in new red and whites . . . The new school song, which we sang that night . . . Remember the queens and solemn coronation, And the dance that ended that big celebration? Then came Sadie Hawkins when the boys had no chance To choose who they wanted to bring to the dance. And the Mardi Gras with its costumes and dress- The traditional dance that's always a success. The proms and the parties-the Senior Class play, But still there is coming a more memorable day Graduation, of course, when we file by twos Out into the life and vocation we choose. The flowing white robes, the red-tasseled caps. The smiles, the handshakes, the pats on the back, The sadness, the gladness, the speeches and songs . . . 'Twas a night which will not be forgotten for long, When we pass through these doors for the very last time, And with fateful finality they close from behind. There are new doors ahead, 'through which we must pass, But we'll never forget being the '56.cIass. lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. fi Kg iq ta. MARY AHLQUIST PHYLLIS ALFORD Dainty, sweet, pretty, and neat. I'd like to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. ALLEN ANDERSEN He's rather quiet, but can be a riot. ALLAN ANDREOTTI Just one of those all around good guys. PHYLLIS BAIRD A good girl, a good friend, a good worker to FREDERICK ANILEE I the end. SHARON BAKER Silence IS golden and so is she. JOAN BENSON Quiet but fnendly, IS she DAVID BENTON He says lIttle but that's no slgn he Isn't thinking. WILLIAM BJORNSTAD He listens while others talk. JANICE BLOMBERG A glance, a smile, a girl worthwhile. EDITH BORCHARDT Away with books, let's have some fun. PATRICIA CARTER Always ready to lend a helping hand. JAMES CHAMBERLAIN Take care of school-l'm leaving. CHARLES CHRISTENSEN All things come to those who wait, even uation. A pert reality. l hate leap year, the girls rush me so. He shines without turning the spot on himself. Fun and Barb go hand in hand. YVONNE COCHRANE To study or not to study, that is the question. Character and personality, a girl of all trades in JERRY BOYLE BARRON BREWER BARBARA BROZ SANDRA BRYANT Born to dance. ROBERT BUTLER A leader everywhere he goes, a he knows. friend to all GAYLE CANNON All work and no play, is not the type of life at for me. A JANICE CARLBERG She is thoughtful and sweet, from her head to her feet, GUY CARLSON I don't care what happens iust so it doesn't happen to me. LAYTON CARLSON I have three speeds-slow, slower, and stop. grad- 5 if I ' .15 little package of sweetness. LEON COMEAU KAY CONWAY PHYLLIS COUILLARD She's attractive and gay in her friendly way. . K . f- ,gee ..... 3 ., fm LCR -'EE DA'-TON i . Why worry? lt's so unnecessary. i if MARGERY DAY 1 llia. ti' She was made for happy thoughts. A lm not afraId of work, I MARGARET EI f I JOHN ELLENSON I hate work, it's against my constitution. COLLEEN ELLIS A lovely face, sparkling eyes, a sincere heart within her lies. KAREN ELNIQUIST Quiet and sweet, a perfect lady-so complete. of all girls. BRUCE ECKBERG and look at It all day long. LOUISE EDMOND Why talk when l can get along in silence? Peppy, cute, and fun to boot. DENNIS GAMBLE Denny has a little curl that captures the hearts CHARLOTTE GASKELL Quiet, but so nicely so . . . PATRICIA GEORGE She IS truly happy who can make others happy. JUDITH DEWEY There s a world of frIendshIp In her smIle. WINSLOW DOSTAL Full of mischief, full of fun, this boy is liked by everyone. PHYLLIS EBRENZ Athletic and peppy with a peck of good nature. can lie down beside CHINGER as L ld.- fa X R 2 if DOLPHIN ENGSTROM The only thing that keeps me off the honor is my marks. LOIs ERICKSON A girl who has so many pleasing ways. DENNIS FAGEN A gentleman in all his ways. DENNIS FARR The best ones aren't always known. GERALD FISCHER Much could be said if one could but mind. read his RICHARD FRIENDSHUH The man with the horn. l'O come her way. sets out to do. KAREN HANSON Her smile would warm a polar bear. SHARON HANSON A quiet girl in whose eyes, a wealth of friend- ship lies. JAY HARALDSON Quiet, but with friends around, a nicer friend cannot be found. and so do l. worthwhile. room to disagree. BARBARA GODWIN Cheery as the sun's first ray, may good luck RICHARD GRABOW He smiled and said, Don't rush me, girls. KENNETH GRINDELAND A fine lad, friendly too, he does the work he JUDITH HARRINGTON Some say the world is made for fun and frolic, NANCY HOULDING Her energy is spent in supporting everything ' 'RALPH HYDEN No matter what the subiect be, I always find THOMAS GROSETH Well, I think l shall take my massive brain home and give it a rest. MARCY GRUMMONS A miss who's full of mischief. D. ROBERT HAAHEIM Sincere and true to all is he, with vast and wide ability. SHARON HALE Sophistication at its best. PATRICIA HALLAN She has a willing heart and a willing hand. ARDELE HANSON Tho' we've looked all around, a better girl can not be found. DIANE JACOBSEN Here's a girl as good as gold, never too shy, never too bold. DEANNA JENSEN Those winkable, blinkable, merrily twinkable eyes. KAY JIRACEK Liked by all, courted by one. BEVERLY JEAN JOHNSON Brains galore, we will say no more. DAVID R. JOHNSON Girls are bothersome, but l like to be bothered. EARL JOHNSON Rather quiet and rather shy, still, he's a regular guy. MARILYN JOHNSON i She's engagedg she must use Pond's. M. LYNN JOHNSON A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men, NORMAN JOHNSON He spoke not a word but went straight to his work. ' I E JOHNSON ROBERT G. Quiet but persevering. I RONALD JOHNSON I Classes should be 10 minutes long-5 to come and 5 to go. DONALD JONES The best way to lengthen the day is to steal a few hours from the night, 1 l . RQ way. He'll find a way. BARBARA KENT FRANCIS KERKHOVE He can waste more time in a half hour than most people can in a week. RUTH ANN KESTER Not too serious, not too gay, a happy medium in a fine way. DAVID KLANCKE Ambition needs no rest, but I do. KAY KNICK Bubbling over with lots of fun. J. ALLEN KNIGHT A football man, a basketball man, and last but not least, a ladies' man. ROGER KNUDSON No one should ever overwork. R1 'ei' x RICHARD KAMLEITER We learn each day, he's a fine fellow in every CHARLES KENNEDY We'll miss her cheery smile. PATRICIA LAUKKA She has rhythm in her feet. LOLA LEAF Her blush is beautiful, but sometimes venient. DIANE LIEN Why gentlemen prefer blonds. with a carefree way. smile. Q .. . kk r 1 incon- JEANETTE KNuTsoN Many are her fnends, few are her foes, everyone lIkes her wherever she goes. RICHARD KOP LIke the stars-out every night. EDWARD KRAMER Ed lives to build and not to boast. BETTY KRUCHOSKI Whose little body lodged a mighty mind. EUGENE KuNz , , K Where there's a wIll, there s a way. JOI-IN KVAALE A mighty hero on floor and grid, but very modest as to what he did. KAREN LINDELL Rollicking, snappy, always gay, a carefree gal WAYNE LINDSKOOG A quiet man, but quite a man. JOYCE LITTLE A true queen's personality shines through her RONALD LUETTINGER Our idea of a regular fellow. RICHARD MAAS Whatever his task may be, he will do it willingly. .UN CHARLES MAGNUSSEN Seniors may come, seniors may go, but here's a senIor for all to know. -fir-ff wig, Y 5 Vm,,,,, 1 JEROME LAITALA A gentleman and a friend. WAYNE LARSON Tho' it be to others' disgust, my cycle 'em in the dust. leaves SHARRON LARY Sharron's a cheerful lass, one of the finest in our class. LUCIA MAINE . Sunny, sIncere, and sensIble. V .. 1 . JOI-IN MARBLE sg, nygyfk J He serves quietly. 'if JANET MASON . I V Always pleasant, always sweet, one of the best, can't be beat. A it A . L.-5,21 ROGER MAYER . ,.- I. .. A Give me romance or give me death. JACK MCCOOL 1 No matter whether work or play, Jack is swell J .-'-: . . t.,. I 'n eve . zl. I ry way M H MARLvs MCDONALD There are many links in her golden chain of friendship. is SHARANE MCMANUS A loving lass with lrish ways, a sunny smile her face portrays, SUSAN MEIER With her smiles and friendly way, we like her more each day. JOANN MICELI Small, dark and full of fun, she has a smile for everyone. SUZANNE MINEAR She's small and very sweet, her friendship can't be beat. JUNE MONTEITI-I During class and when it's done, her hobby is having fun. KAREN MONTEITH A She spreads a bit of sunshine. DOROTI-I EA MOUNT A jolly girl, full of fun, for a peppy companion, she's the one. BRUCE NEI-IOTTE A live wire with plenty of go. BARBARA NELSON This girl is sure to win, with hair so red and a big grin. if JL.- CHERYL NELSON How fine it is to be serious and still know when I to laugh. ROBERT NELSON A capable man and likable too. SA L L Y N E L s O N i A friendly lass with a brilliant mind, a gal like . ..:. her is hard to find. 'Pla 1- . A- ilgw ' iii. - I- .x i .4 . nd' I A . 7 if '. g , 3 I EJ, s f ,Q L .Ia .1 ' THEODORE NEWCOMB Loyal and good in work or play. JUDITH NILSEN , A .5 A lass so mild and so meek that even her shoes 'M ' refuse to squeak. f MARTHA NORTON --- A' Play, and l'll play with your study, and yOu'll A in f.. Her thinking of others makes us think of her. - V, study alone. The highest virtue we commend is that to all you are a friend. He owns a one-way ticket to success. -K A JANICE OLSEN DAVID OLSON GRAYCE OLSON MARY ANN OLSON Never a harsh word to anyone. ROBERT OLSON Even tho' girls are a puzzle, he will never them up. JUDITH PEARCY A quiet tongue shows a wise head. GARY PEARSON A wise man knows his businessg a wiser man tends to it. CATHERINE PETERSON T A lovelY Qirl, never blue, always kind, Qood, ri V A H A L and true. H gg' ' JOHN PETERSON i f s f A y ' Why aren't they all contented like me? if A LORELE1 PETERSON So blond, so slim, so dignified. ROBERT PETERSON around KAREN POOUETTE friends hold her so dear. His presence, we have found, is welcomed by. all So pleasant, honest, and so sincereg no wonder ' E V3 give mi at work. With a song in her heart. Never an assignment does she shirk, she smiles GERALD RASMUSSEN Such as he will forge ahead, regardless of size. DONNA Pou LTER FAY QUANBECK Q the feeling goes away. DARLENE RICHARDSON A helpful companion is better than gold. M. DONALDA ROBERTS A wee bit flighty and mighty flirtatious. GERALD RONNING The more we see him, the more we like him. out the class. JAMES REDDICK A quiet unassuming lad is he. FRITZ REINECKE I have a car, it's not so newg but show me a road l can't go through. BERNICE REMER Shyness conceals hidden virtues. THOMAS REZAB Quiet, congenIal, and smiling. C. GENE RICHARDSON When I get the feeling to study, I lie down until RONALD REITER A genius in a quiet way. She few. DAVID SCHWAMM A fine fellow, a fine frlend. MARLENE SCHWIE Pleasant, sweet, always neat. DEE ANN SHEMANEK An attractIve, clever lass, very well llked through- her days. JUDITH SCHAFER is good and trueg girls like her are all MARILYN SCHIEMO A pleasing manner wins many friends. MARVIN SCHNEIDERMAN Rascals are always sociable. WILLIAM ROONEY If it isn't funny I ll make It so KAREN RUTGERSON A smile is worth a world of sighs BARBARA ST JOHN Her happy ways will bring her luck through TOO DORENE SI-IEMANEK A tiny gem sparkling with quality. HARALD SIMONSEN There s no excitement In school, so why come? GARY SMITH A young man, quiet and sincere, an asset while he was here PATRICIA STARDIG ' Life is gay, life is iolly, we must have our of folly. share AUDREY STEENERSON - I School breaks up so much of the day. 1 : Ei PATRICIA STENERSON I Mischief in her laughing eyes, forbids sorrow, care, or sighs. 'M JL X EDWARD STITT If all cavemen were like him, please back to the Stone Age. take me GERALD STROM Likable, lean, and lanky. MARLENE STUDLIEN She puts her best efforts into everything she does. only a dream. KAREN SMITH A bright cheery girl wherever she goes. SANDRA SMITH Her heart is as light as her eyes are bright. BARBARA SNEEN A lass with a smile is a lass worthwhile. -S - . 5 BARBARA SWANSON I RUSSELL SWANSON Well, l've served my time-now, good-bye. CAROLYN THOMAS I thought I saw her studying, but, alas, it was if . 1.1 RONALD SoMMERs Sooner or later a man with an aim will be a man with a name. LINDA SOPPELAND Silence is the companion of deeper thoughts. SANDRA STANLEY To name all her good points would be writing a book. CL. Lovely to look at, delightful to know. ' SEM 'fir . -tr-..' I . A K Tall of st and right to graduate. DAVID WHEELOCK ature, a winning smile, big brown in style. PATRICK WHITE Swell, in any man's language. LoRA LEE WHITNEY Her middle name is giggles . ALLAN WATSON A short cut to fun. HELEN WEIHER A friendly smile from a pleasant kid, Margie gets our bid. RICHARD WEsTIN Just when l learn to eyes, WILLIAM He's a woman hater, he SHELDON THOMPSON He's quiet, so they say, but you'll like him right away. ALAN VELANDER lt's better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow. THOMAS WALLER Everybody's pal. talkative pick my teachers, it's time J. RONALD WIEHLE Let the world go as it may, he'll take it any way. JUNE WIGCHERS Music hath charms and so does she. JANET WILL Fair of hair and disposition. JAMES WINDORPSKI A little mischievous, still very nice. J. DYAN WITT Charming, lively, lots of fun, tl'Iat's agreed by everyone. MARY JANE WosTREL Bright, iolly, vivacious, gayg Mary brightens a gloomy day. Not Pictured ZOOST hates to leave them. GARY RAHBAIN Work! Where did I hear that before? ALFRED SKAJA The man with the beautiful hair. Lois PEDERSEN She sees the bright side of everything Done most for School Best All Around NANCY HOULDING-JIM CHAMBERLAIN JERRY LAITALA-JAN CARLBERG Most Talented GARY SMITH-JUNE WIGCHERS Most Likely to Succeed Most Athletic Best Looking MARY AHLQUIST-TOM GROSETH AL ANDREOTTI-PHYLLIS EBRENZ JOYCE LITTLE-JACK MCCOOL xtQ1u ' Friendliesr PAT WHITE-MARY WOSTREL 6 0 ,A in AS Shyest WAYNE LINDSKOOG-LOLA LEAF Biggest Flirt DONALDA ROBERTS-JERRY BOYLE Best Figure Mos? Talkaiive Wiffiesf EDDY STITT-SHARON HALE FRANK KERKHOVE-MARGIE WEIBER WINNIE DOSTAL-MARGIE GRUMMONS i Seated: Gayle Hagenbuch, Vice Presidentp Larry Molsather, President. 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Phillip Anderson Richard Buhl Patrick Crosby Marlene Erickson Richard Halvorson Michael Hoy Lamond Kopesky Judith Kusch Leroy Lietz Kathleen Mozis Patricia Mye Gary Richey FS Richard Nelson Richard Norcross Richard Riemer Diann Sandin Ha rold Sa rtwell ev .. 21213541 K' Q of 3 Vi Cf oJ R as fl f Yi-99 N NW -E- ff-mu NX Cv organizclf .EES 'tgifttm H Piano and sax duet. Three men with a horn. Richfield High School Concert Band ' Zami One of the foremost among the musical organi- zations at Richfield High School is the band. Faced with the problems of a new school and complete reorganization, these troupers led by Big R for Richfield. their stalwart director, Mr. Miles Lundahl, took charge of the situation and soon had it well in hand. Members of the band sponsored a work week, and presented several programs to raise 'Zend Waff- 'fame funds for uniforms. Several of These R.H.S. musi- This group of l3 students and its advisor, Mr. cians won high honors in the state band contest. Lundahl, plans all the pomp and pageantry of The group actually has several divisions-The the half-tirne and pre-game football shows. Offi- Concert Band, Marching Band, and two Pep cers are elected through the club. Bands. Seated: McManus, Halvorson, Quanbeck, Jones, Knutson, Thompson, Mr. Lundahl, Wigchers. Standing: Ahlquist, Friendshuh, Biornstad, Maas, Helgeson, Perusse, Schaefer. xQf, .U-M-r -,,- 7 r-as .ma --ftt we ,.h- ,Q ,af - First row: B. Smith, Kruchowski, Wilson, Gaskell, Ellis, Donaldson, Schaefer, Carlson, Godwin, Broas, Roberts, Cochrane, Savage, Friendshuh, Shemonek. Second row: Tschacke, Ebrenz, S. Nelson, G. Little, Kent, Elmquist, Cannon, Lange, Spiess, J. Little, LaPlant, Remer, Witt, Sneen, L, Erickson, Beito, Reshetar, Blomberg. Third row: C. Nelson, M. Johnson, Watson, Jensen, Stardig, Stanley, Viktorovic, Rutgerson, Studlien, G. Olson, Day, Lienke, Winkler, Alevizos, Lee, Chapman, Scheimo, Evenson, Youngquist, Zie- mer. Fourth row: Jones, Rooney, Bridges, R. Engstrom, Fraser, D. Anderson, W. Larson, Hyden, D. Benson, Lindskoog, K. Johnson, Twiss, Mayer, Barsness, Haroldson, Benton, Simonson, Berger. 776 ' dal Music of all types is included in their repertoire This year's choral club included 55 singers. Mem- -religious music from early Latin to modern, bership in this group was open to anyone who folk music, spirituals, and semi-classical. ln ad- enjoyed singing whether experienced or inex- dition to Christmas and Easter Programs this choir perienced. The emphasis has been on the lighter participated in the District music festival held at type of music. Minnetonka on April lO. First row: Miceli, Willsey, Boeser, Samsel, Watson, Walsted, Hoyland, Monteith, Maxson, Eckberg, Stock- house, Erickson, Norton, Second row: Lee, Woodmark, Heaston, Harwood, Meyers, Zippoy, Jiracek, Trewhella, Gibbish, Hagenbuch, Hecker, Hanson. Third row: Knoss, Matchan, Cummings, Lauderdale, Peterson, lindstrom, Knutson, Hughes, Dalton, Stahlberg, Hanson, Posz. Fourth row: Peterson, Engstrom, Knight, Gamble, Eppel, Bolstrom, Bove, Forsberg, White, Engstrom, Kieles, Mr. Ziemer. 6a'z!Ze ' When the little choir first met this year, little did they realize that they would have such a successful year. The choir, under the Going to Virginia City' direction of Mr. Charles Ziemer, is composed of 46 members and is known as the travel- - e ing choir. In April, they gave a very success- ful concert at Virginia and Hibloing, Min- nesota. They also took a very active part in the Christmas and Easter Concerts. Section Leaders showing off new red vests. First row: Astleford, Schwie, Wigchers, Lien, Friendshuh, Linehan, Ingersoll, Otteson, Poulter, Carlberg Second row: Carlson, Swanson, Wostrel, Gjerde, Hafferman, St, John, Johnson, Anderson, Hanson Swanson, Laukka, Gaylord, Third row: Swanson, Benson, Richardson, DeLay, Engstrom, Olson, Dostal Trapp, Hamlin, Pearcy, Johnson. Fourth row: McCleary, Brower, Mattson, Colburn, Chader, Marsh, Poe McCool, Kamleiter, Fagen, Richardson, Ziemer. STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD-Seated: Miss Wise, Advisor, Nancy Hould- ing, Secretary. Standing: Don Hoffman, President, Mr. Williams, Advisor, Dave Olson, Treasurer. I The chief purpose of the student council is to The three officers this year are Don Hoffman, maintain good relationships between faculty and President, Nancy Houlding, Secretary, and Dave students. It is comprised of 30 members who Olson, Treasurer. represent every history class in the senior high. First row: Mr. Williams, Advisor, Tom Johnson, Danielson, Hoffman, President, Houlding, Secretary, D. Olson, Treasurer, K. Anderson, Perusse, Miss Wise, Advisor. Second row: Raichert, J. Halvorson, Linehan, Holt, Little, Heeter, Wostrel, Carlberg, Miller. Third row: Lindell, Palmen, B. Johnson, Rutgerson, Lehan, Little, Chamberlain. Fourth row: White, Schubbe, Martin, J. Larson, Trapp, Bieri. First row: Swanson, Schubbe, Lary, Heeter, Johnson, Miss Baune, Little, Reiter, Valavka, Linehan. Second row: Simonson, Witt, Carlberg, McDonald, Dewey, Hines, Mozis, Holt, Anderson, Swanson, Johnson, Knick. Third row: George, Jiracek, Conway, Bergstrom, Moeger, Astleford, Johnson, Schulte, Chapman, Raetz, Chapman, Beito, Trapp. Fourth row: Olson, Schweitzer, Aldridge, Harris, Jacobson, -Elmquist, Jensen, Jungwirth, Anderson, Dryg, McKission. Fifth row: Erickson, Kapesky, Harrington, Siverling, Bormes, Miller, Wendorf, Balmer, Koch, Groseth, Savoie, Glenna. U I The Richfield High School Chapter of the Junior glgyx. - - - ' - f M103 N Classical League is proud of its membership in N, U 5 this national organization. We believe a knowl- 04 'i-M edge of ancient civilizations will help us under- 0 stand and appraise our modern world. l l First row: Blethem, Anderson, Latterall, Fairbanks, Starkey, White, Cummins, Lanser. Second row: Lovo, Peterson, Woodfill, Larson, Iverson, Olson, Wagner, Fiedler, Halvorson. Third row: Johnson, Whiteside, Mitchell, Walstedt, Scheaffer, Tam, Bleichner, Barnes, Dehnel, Raaen. Fourth row: Falk, Dunham, Strand- mark, Cooke, Hussmann, Warren, Hendrickson, Rothe, Gardiner. Fifth row: Hennessy, Colburn, Harris, Budke, Carlson, LeDuc, Arntson, Allen. aasz.sw:,waQ va-ee,,s,f:,:Q:.:f.:r:e-,..,..w-1 f 2.m ,lM:e:tun Ja.wxwmmef,i.w1:.r1K:fsianmss,.e::.:ww .-.f. - First row: Gilbertsen, Stepka, Plesums, Morgan, M. Anderson, D. Peterson. Second row: J. Swanson, Tragethon, La Plant, Ellis, Samsel, C. Carlson, Graves. Third row: Sather, Gaston, M. Olson, Rowell, Schardin, Broz, Wagner. Fourth row: F. Peterson, Wiehle, Hallberg, Donnelly, J. Swanson, B. Nelson, Baird. Fifth row: Stixrud, Whited, Kamleiter, Mortenson, Eppel, Krans, Stanley. Qu'est-ce que c'est, the R.H.S. French Club un- The main purpose of the German Club is to pro- der the supervision of Miss Mary Hagelin, had mote a better understanding of the German way another active year. Along with its own activities, of life. Meeting every other week, the group it also helped sponsor the annual Mardi Gras views movies and has discussions on German dance. standards, dress, and customs. First row: Lindell, Kittell, Mrs. Mohrenweiser, Lein, D. Olson. Second row: Schermerhorn, Jacobsen, Cannon, Pearcy, Ahlquist. Third row: Lind, Viktorovic, R. Olson, Kramer, Dzubay, Parkin. lri a Language club presidents discuss Mardi Gras Q I The foreign language clubs of R.H.S. iointly spon- Los Zopilotes, the Richfield's High School Span l sor the Mardi Gras. This masquerade ball, which ish Club helps to sponsor the annual Mardi Gras resembles the international festival, is one of the dance and present the program for Pan American outstanding events ofthe year. Day. It also helps sponsor foreign exchange stu dents. First row: Studlien, Tomlinson, Larson, President, Groseth, Vice President, Mr. Brett, Advisor, Miss Edberg, Advisor, Bergstrom, Treasurer, Swanson, Secretary, Quanbeck. Second row: Maxson, Aldrich, Oberlander, Thomas, Murphy, Wilson, Carlson, Miceli, Whitney, Miller, Boeser, A. Anderson, Lary. Third row: Kerr, Ingersoll, Gaskell, Stauffacher, Sondrall, Larson, Cuthill, Warren, Trewhella, Gaylord, Bode, Tschache, McDonald. Fourth row: N. Anderson, Day, Bridges, Winkler, Matchan, D. Peterson, M. Johnson, Conway, Blomberg, Elmquist, Harrington, S. Nelson. Fifth row: Marsh, Halvorson, Ulasich, Beck- man, R. Johnson, Fagen, D. Larson, Benton, Hallquist, Esmond, Grummons, Wostrel. SPOTLITE EDITORS-First row: Bob Reddick, Sandra Stanley, Julie Matchan, Dick Reiter, Mr. Brett, Advisor. Second row: Jim Swanson, Eugene Kunz, Don McMahon, Tom Peck. I The iournalism classes are primarily responsible the year, but after The publication of the first for The publication of The Spotlite, although There I issue, The Spotlite has been published every Three were some outside iournalistsf' Financial diffi- weeks. culties delayed publication aT The beginning of First row: Wostrel, Conway, Ahlquist, Stanley, Mr. Brett, Matchan, Reiter, M. Anderson, K. Wilson, M. Carlson, Parsley, Minear. Second row: Houlding, McManus, Meier, Nelson, Ward, Schermerhorn, Trewhella, Little, Lee, Eickinger, Whitney, Raichert, B. Swanson, McGraw, Aldrich. Third row: Sather, Storkamp, Lange, Hallberg, Skaia, Hale, Kerr, Peck, Nelsen, Baird, Weiher, Shemanek, Quanbeck, Donaldson, Scheimo. Fourth row: Dzubay, B. Peterson, Whitesell, Zinn, Hallan, N. Anderson, Schultz, M. Lee, Pearcy, Palmen, Bryntesen, Wiehle, Warren, Maxson. Fifth row: J. Peterson, Carlson, B. Thompson, Andreotti, Hyden, Beckman, Groseth, McCool, Reddick, Sack, McMahon, Studlein, B. Swanson, D. Otterdahl, Kritzman, Swanson. AUREAN DEPARTMENT HEADS-First row: Sally Nelson, Karen Lindell, Marlys Mc- Donald, Jim Chamberlain, Tom Groseth. Second row: Bob Nelson, Janice Carlberg, Mary Wostrel, Nancy Houlding. Third row: Barb Swanson, Fay Quanbeck, Marlene Studlein, Sue Meier, Mary Ahlquist, Sharron Lary. mein One of the toughest iobs in the world is the com- piling of the first published yearbook for a high school. Even under normal conditions, publication of an annual is quite a task, however, the staff feels it has made the l956fAureAn as complete and detailed as possible. This year's AureAn serves as a permanent link between the first graduating class at Richfield High School and all future classes. First row: McDonald, Studlien, S. Nelson, Miss Frankenstein, Chamberlain, Groseth. Second row: Wigchers, Meier, Lary, Dewey, Kruchoski, Minear. Third row: Carlberg, Whitrey, Conway, Lindell, Quanbeck, Cannon, Mason. Fourth row: Ahlquist, Poquehe, Day, Stanley, Houlding, Schaefer. Fifth row: Baird, R. Nelson, Grindeland, Thompson, Kamleiter, McCool, Wostrel. 1: Mffitij E l xv 1 PEP CLUB BOARD-First row: Watson, S, Carlson, Steenerson, Latterell, Minear. Second row: B. Swanson, Volstad, Sorenson, P. Anderson. Third row: Ahlquist, Palmen, Osgard, McManus, N. Anderson. WWW ln the fall of 1955, a Pep Club was organized Con- port of athletics and to stimulate school spirit. sisting mainly of girls and a srhall group of fel- The Pep Club helps The Cheerleaders by giving lows. The purpose of the dub is to funher Sup- them financial assistance whenever necessary. Pep Club at a game. 'w?'7?!'w - 'NVQ W as QW M .,,,..,,.........,..,,...,.,,,,,, AGRAUREANS BOARD-Seated: Larson, B. Johnson, Standing: Miss Ostgaard, Mol- sather, Mr. Curry, J. Halvorson. The largest organization in our school is the teresting activities forthe group this year. Some Agraureans, Richfield's speech and drama club. of their activities will include participation in all The name is a Latin word meaning rich field. speech contests, one-act plays, and the all-school Miss Delores Ostgaard and Mr. Frank Curry, the play. club advisors, have aided in planning many in- Agraureans at a meeting. .. Q ,,.,, . N First row: J. Boyle, Hagenbuch, Broz, Fahrtorth, Morgan. Second row: Posz, F. Peterson, Witt, Wood- mark, S. Nelson. Third row: Mr. Kohl, Advisor, Lange, Brehm, S. Swanson, Stauffacher, Lein. Fourth row: G. Little, J. Little, Lee, Bryant, Meyer. - , 1 The flower of Richfield's pulchritude is aggre- The friendly folks Wl'1O Qfeel YOU GT The CJOOI' OT gated under the Collective rifle Tapaire5, The the auditorium when you attend school events are group, consisting of some twenty girls, was organ- members of the Ushers Club. The club is a ser- izen a year ago by Mr. Wesley Kohl. vice organization ot 45 members who usher at all school events. First row: Parsley, Tschache, M. Erickson, Miss Peterson, Freundschuh, Raichert, Judy Halvorson, Joy Halvorson. Second row: Dewey, Wostrel, Trewhella, Viktorovic, Evans, B. Johnson, Lee, Barrowclough, Wilson. Third row: C. Halvorson, Osgard, Meier, Mason, Sorenson, Langseth, Latterell, Otteson, M. John- son, Carlberg. Fourth row: P. Anderson, Palmen, Little, Heeter, Qualley, Holt, Gierde, Poquette, Linehan. Fifth row: Lindskoog, Andreotti, Kiessling, Twiss, Bridges, F, Carlson, Chamberlain, Schreiber, Mortrud, N. Anderson. First row: Stanley, B. Nelson, Cannon, Astleford, Miss Ostgaard, Weiher, Lee, Blomberg, Elmquist. Second row: Hoffman, K. Anderson, Will, Raichert, Dewey, Houlding, Ellis, Harrington, S. Nelson, Ingersoll, Couillard. Third row: Reshetar, Holt, Otteson, Sorensen, Barrowclough, Latterell, Langseth, Eckberg, Bobendrier, Kent. Fourth row: Chapman, K. Olson, Storkamp, Mortrud, Winkler, Ward, Soppeland, Heeter, Qualley, Lanser, Viktorovic. Fifth row: Richardson, Maine, P. Stenerson, St. John, Wood, F. Peterson, Lindstrom, Larson, Berg, Schulte. -75463445 Z49e0zeaa The Make-Up Club, under the direction of Miss These students, selected for their dependability Delores Ostgaard, has been very busy this year. and their desire to learn about staging, are re- The members of the club have taken care of all sponsible for all the behind-the-scenes work which the make-up work in dramatic productions and goes into every production in the auditorium. programs in which make-up is needed. First row: Larson, Mr. Curry, Mr. Christiansen, Dzubay, L. Carlson. Second row: Meier, Westergard, J. Halvorson, Youngquist, Gierde. Third row: Budke, Laitala, P. Anderson, Jiracek, Knick. Fourth row: Haroldson, White, Enga, Reiter, J. Laitala, Fifth row: Poe, Brower, Tomlinson, Halvorson, Reller. 215-6 The purpose of the Hi-C Club is to provide fun and fellowship for all members. The club, made up of twenty members, meets every Wednesday under the guidance of its advisor, Mr. Steve Gronseth. First row: Wigchers, pianist, Carter, Secretary, D. Peterson, President, Mr. 'Gronseth, Advisor, Shemanek, Vice President, Gierde, Treasurer, S. Carlson, Social Chairman, Tomlinson, Secretary General. Second row: Quanbeck, Osgard, Watson, Gehring, Wallstedt, B. Johnson, N. Swanson, Watson, Evanson, Bergstrom. Third row: Schafer, Erickson, Wallstedt, Schemanek, Schmidt, Skaia, Stahlberg, Warren, Kopesky. Fourth row: Gardner, Joilson, Studlien, G. Olson, Linehan, Winkler, P. Anderson, Follestad, Scheimo, J. Larson. Fifth row: R. Johnson, Thompson, Swanson, Grindeland, Whitesell, Quallev, Richardson. B. Swanson. G. Halvorson. ' ,.-:,,a.f,:w y MW....,M, lf' ...Z ,',,,'u..x ' THREE OFFICERS OF OMEGA ALPHA HI-Y CLUB-Dick Lindbom, Eugene Kunz, Alan Montein. 716- The Richfield High School Hi-Y is divided into purpose is to create, maintain, and. extend high two chapters this year. Each group, Pioneer and standards of Christian character in our everyday Omega Alpha, has its own officers and plans life. Jerome Larson was elected all-school Hi-Y meetings and parties throughout the year. Hi-Y's President. PIONEER HI-Y CLUB-First row: Jerry Larson, Herb Kiessling, Dave Tomlinson, Tom Laitala, Joel Edlund. Second row: John Olson, Harvey Jackson, Don Hoffman, Jerry Laitala, Tom Meier. First row: Fiedler, Lanser, J. Halverson, Ahlquist. Second row: Mr. Christiansen, Warren, Zinn, Loch, Laitala, Gaylord, Helgesson, Fredricks, Kerkhove, Halvorsen, Mortenson. The Chemistry Club consists of a group of stu- The Biology Club meets bi-monthly. Composed dents interested in advanced learning in chem- of members who have completed one year of istry. Thes students meet every Tuesday after- biology, it functions as a project group interested noon for the purpose of carrying out various ex- in further investigating of certain biological prin- periments and proiects. The club is open to those ciples, who have taken or are taking chemistry. Left to right: Erickson, McManus, Carter, Pearson, Kunz, Haaheim, R. Olson, Grindeland, Groseth, Ellis, B. Swanson, Thompson, Ahlquist, D. Olson, Kramer. I iF .Z X ' ',,1Q, 9- 'X QS is 1 .-L ,. Y ... if, ,-hz wad The club membership includes students from all senior high classes who have taken advanced art work. An opportunity to further experiment and develop ideas and techniques in sculpture, paint- ing, design, and appreciation remains the prime objective. Seated: Kruchowski, Smith, Wilson, Johnson, Dalton, Jacobson, Grindeland. Standing: Lindell, Baker,, Raichart, Tomlinson, Ellis. First row: Gierde, Wieher, Witt, Stepenchak, Erickson, Frendshuh, Miceli. Second row: Holt, McDonald, Schafer, Whitney, B. Johnson, Wostrel, Pearcy. Third row: Meier, Hale, J. Olson, Dayton, Taylor, M. Johnson, Lein. Fourth row: Schultz, C. Peterson, Poulter, Baird, St. John, Day, Richardson. ffczeifedp clfrwrqi-'e6,a The office helpers are those individuals who as- The library assistants have a great many tasks sist the office clerks by picking up attendance to do, such as checking out, cataloging, and shelv- slips, distributing bulletins, delivering books, typ- ing books. Their main purpose is to assist students ing up forms, and various other iobs. and teachers in finding reading material. First row: Thompson, Broas, Buchmann, Barrowclough, Miss Vail, Mrs. Monson, Klier, Smith, Westgard. Second row: Couillard, Elmquist, Kent, George, Stauffacher, Schmidt, Groves, Merrit, M. Johnson, Morgan, D. Peterson. Third row: Osgard, Qualley, Heeter, J. Halvorson, Holt, K. Hanson, Conway, Dewey, Knick, Kalina, Parsley. Fourth row: G. Johnson, Stuber, Lindell, Jacobsen, Bode, Sather, Bergstrom, Whitney, Latterell, B. Johnson, Henrickson. Fifth row: Pearson, Beckman, McDaniel, Grindeland, Studlein, B. Swanson, Hallquist, Zipoy, Chapman, Carter, B. Johnson. First row: J. Lee, Hagenbuch, Mason. Second row: Leaf, Knick, Baird, Conway. Third row: Meier, Poquette, Lary. PAQ. 24,71 '- amz! The Gym helpers are a group of Junior and Sen- The people responsible for the operation of movie ior girls who assist the physical education instruc- projectors and tape recorders are these helpful tors by doing various tasks such as taking attend- members of the audio-visual crew. Headed by ance, refereeing games, and filling in where there their advisor, Mr. Ernest Komatar, they assist is something to be done. the faculty and student body in speech recording V . and visual aids. First row: Rezab, Mayer, Haferman, B. Smith, Ronning, Fowler. Second row: Drill, R, Pederson, D. Anderson, Burrows, Kunz. Third row: Harrington, Enga,,Mr. Komatar, Advisor, Simonsen, Schwartz. Mr. Klein, Chamberlain, Chelgren, McCool, Kielas, Schafer, Mason, Assisting the cooks and Mr. Klein, the Iunchroom The Courtesy Committee is a group of twenty- superviser, is a small group of students who help four students organized by the student council in the cafeteria. Some of their duties are selling to assist visitors to the building. The committee lunch and milk tickets, checking lunch tables, had no other function than to make R.H.S.'s visi- and also picking up paper and other refuse. tors feel welcome. First row: L. Larsen, Savage, Raichert, Miller, Houlding. Second row: Merrit, Lee, Palmen, S. Anderson, Shemanek. Third row: Kiessling, Stromwell, La Duc, Sullivan, Chamberlain. Fourth row: Westberg, Grindeland, Bergersen, Bieri. fm 'A ' W .dems A , f V' ' i i I ,, M VY? Ri? X W X5 NQQAN x X K X fwf J Qc act ,,,.. ,if Wu sl' mn, H 'S af L 1 a 2 Q Q :gb - '55 U K xx ! J vv J X ' ok I ,H V - be wk? ' . 4 :x l '45 wt 5 Qi? V KING PAT W .W,,i?,. - -ww QUEEN JOYCE dw fe i We ali hail from Richfield High , . Band dazzles crowd with new uniforms. All out for Richfield. A spirited auditorium program, a thrilling football game, and a splendid dance were the highlights of Richfield's first Birthday party, October 14, 1955. Mssrs. Kohl and Curry introduced the new school song, Hail the Spartans, the band ap- peared in their new uniforms, and Mr. Rasmussen crowned Joyce Little Birthday Queen at the pro- gram, the Spartan gridders ground out a 13-O victory over Mound, and Pat White was crowned King at the dance to round out a very Happy Birthday for R.H.S. Pages: Judy Dewey, Sue Minear. Queen Attendants: Nancy Houlding, Mary Jane Wostrel, Sharon Hale, Jan Carlberg. Queen Joyce Little and King Pat White. King Attendants: Allan Andreotti, Ron Eide, Jack McCooI, Bob Butler. r 3 i x, ,, Entire Cast auubfa , 79 A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court CAST Hank Bennett ....... ...,e,e, ee.. .,,,..,A..... J e r ry Larson Marion ............. ooooooo. J eanette Hennessy Mrs. Bennett ......, ................ G ail Osgard King Arthur ...,..,..... ........., C Jim Swanson Queen Guenever --Sandy Carlson Merlin .........,.,....,.A.. ...ooo,o. G reg Helgeson Sir Sagramore ..... ..,,, Clarence ,,...,,.,,., ,c--,-,Dick Reiter Charles Donelly Elaine ,,.......,,,..o....,.,... ....... J oy Halvorson Sir Lancelot .......,.........o, ..,c.... D ennis Dzubay Queen Morgan LeFay ...... ..,,.....,., A nn Warren Sandy ............oA........,.... ....... M ilena Viktorovic Scenes from A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. Victorious Seniors On February l4, the senior girls' volleyball team came out of the G.A.A. Tip-Off victori- ous over a team composed of women faculty members. The half-time celebration consisted of the modeling of sports clothes, the por- traying of sports via the modern dance, and 4 the leading of cheers by Miss Wise. Faculty Cheer Just wai1in'for the ban. Dev Over the ne if 1 V, 1 , i Entertainment during intermission. A street scene was the theme for the second annual Mardi Gras sponsored by the Foreign Language Departments. The color scheme of yel- low, orchid, and pink was used throughout. Under crepe paper awnings and among colored 1-' Time out for refreshment. balloons and streamers, the guests danced to the music of Dick and Don Maw's band. There was a student talent show and prizes were awarded for the best looking, most humorous, and the most original costumes. fnft at X ada? W Everyone at Richfield's Sadie Hawkins Day Dance agreed it was something he was glad he didn't miss. Records provided the music, and one of the many attractions was Nlarryin' Sam who handed out wedding rings and marriage licenses. 7mm Zaace Have you ever dreamed of being a twin? Well, that dream was realized on January 27, in the high school cafeteria. The females took advantage of it being leap year, grabbed their favorite twin and danced to the music of Don Cashrnan's band. Prize-winning twins Evva, Grace, Maude, will you forgive me? I suddenly feel upset. , , Who me? l'm a dear little white rose. l Three cast members looking over the play. v Sharon Hale was chosen to play the lead in this year's senior class play. The play was entitled Mrs. McThing, a comedy in two acts by Mary Chase. The scenery included two complete sets., one in the Larue residence, and the other, the restaurant in the Shantyland Pool Hall. The play is centered around Mrs. McThing, a mythical witch, and her daughter, Mimi. Mrs. McThing had acquired the power to change people into stick people. In the course of events, she changes Mrs. Larue and Howay into stick people, and they lead double lives. All this added confusion and humor to this tirst production. The play was di- rected by Miss Delores Ostgaard and assisting her were student directors, Judy Dewey, Marlene Studlein, and stage managers, Gary Pearson and Gene Kunz. First row: Miss Ostgaard, Director, Barbara Swanson, Joan Benson, Gail Cannon, Diane Lien. Second row: Sue Minear, Sharron Lary, Sally Nelson, Mary Ahlquist, Lois Pederson, Jerry Ronning. Third row: Bill Rooney, Gary Pearson, Jim Reddick, Dennis Gamble, Dick Kamleiter. Om 744014: The Agraureans, Richfield High School's speech and drama club, presented an all-school play under the direction of Mr. Frank Curry this year on February 28. Our Town, a melodrama in Three acts by Thornton Wilder, was chosen. The play itself is unique in that no sets are used. The stage manager carries the play along by filling in pieces of information where they are needed. The story revolves about Grover's Corners, New Hampshire, a small town where nothing unusual ever happens. The first act introduces and ac- quaints you with the characters. In the second act, George Webb and Emily Gibbs are married and the whole town turns out for the wedding. In the last act, Emily dies and then returns to Gro- ver's Corners only to find that we, the living, don't realize the importance of life while we live it. Some of the main characters of the play were Sue Meier, Jerry Larson, Dave Brower and Dick Kamleiter. The student directors were Mary Ham- lin, Betsy Linehan, and Gladys Westergard, while Mr. Christiansen headed the technical staff. lsn't the moon light terrible-I can't study l DO you, George, take Emily , , . But it's true isn't it? I can go and live . . back there , . . again. First row: S. Volt, A. Gaylord, S. Aldrich, R. Latteroll, J. Boeser, J. Matchan, B. Johnson. Second row: B. Langseth, K. Trewhella, S. Meier, S. Kerr, L. Watson, J. Kennedy, P. White. Third row: D, Dzubay, J. Halvorson, T. Laitala, G. Osgard, J. Chapman, M. Krans, W. Dostal. Fourth row: A. Knight, G. Helgesen, N. Heeter, G. Lytle, J. Swanson, F. Bieri, D. Reiter. Fifth row: R. Poe, J. Larsen, D. Brower, D. Hoffman, D Kamleiter, S. Thompson, D, Erickson. They've been that way since the football sea- son, Ring out, wild bells . . . ' Goodness me, what's become of the doctor told you about? One- of pfaqa This year R.H.S. entered three one-act plays in the district speech contest. The three plays were The Flattering Word, Antic Spring, and Doc- Tor in Spite of Himself. The casts for these plays: Antic Spring Kenny Rahr as Albert, Ann Warren as Ginger, Sandy Carlson as Blossom, Dick Kam- leiter as Robert, Ardith Gaylord as Gwendolyn, and Dave Tomlinson as Sam, Doctor in Spite of Himself Winnie Dostal as Sgnaralle, Gayle Can- non as Martine, Herb Kiessling as M. Rabere, Jim Swanson as Valire, Dick Reiter as Lucas, Phyllis Anderson as Jacqueline, Gayle Hagenbuch as Lucinda, Denny Dzubay as Cleante, and Chuck Donelly as Leandre, The Flattering Word Jerry Larson as Rev. Rigley, Diane Lien as Mrs. Rigley, Betsy Linehan as Mrs. Zooker, Barb Johnson as Lena, and Gregg Helgeson as Mr. Tesh. All these plays were directed by Mr. Curry and student directors Mary Hamlin and Gladys Westergard. First row: B. Johnson, D. Lien, G, Cannon, B. Linehan, C. Donnelly, A. Warren, A. Gaylord, Second row: H. Kiessling, J. Swanson, W. Dostal, G. Helgesen, J. Larson, D. Reiter, D. Kamleiter, D. Tomlinson, D. Dzubay, Mr. Curry. 70dwz!efz 70460146043 Winter Whimsical was the style show that was sponsored by Dayton's Teen Board. Nancy Ander- son, Richfield's representative to the teen board, competed with other representatives for a trip to New York which is given to the producer of the style show. Models and hostesses were chosen from the sophomore, junior and senior classes. Jo, Nanc, Kathy, Barb and Jan already for sweed dreams. Q ' r .- A pat on the back for Mo. Boys' State was attended last year by Jerry Laitala, who calls it one of his most remem- berable experiences. This week at Boys' State taught him more about parliamentary procedure and government than he has learned in all his life. Here the boys carry out the actual procedures any government official does. It is not all work for the boys also have many interesting activities. 2.u,4'mzga,ea' we Last year Mary Ahlquist was R.H.S.'s repre- sentative to Girls' State. When the girls arrived there, they became citizens of an imaginary city, studying city government and electing their city officials. Then came the preparation for running a session of legislature at the State capitol. Assisted by the real clerk of the House, Mary led a ses- sion of the House and a joint House-Senate session. She was also elected Speaker of the House while she was there. Telling Joy all about- it. as GLM x 9 6153 X Q N! f x I ,ji i' N athletics First row: J. Larson, Kittel, Knight, Amlee, R. Nelson, Meier, Lindskoog, Erickson. Second row: Kvaale, Barsness, Broas, Lind, Tomlinson, Stromwell, Lytle, Carlson, Halvorson, Lehan. Third row: Coach Collison, Westin, Knick, Schweitzer, Thompson, Eide, B. Peterson, Molsather, Reiter, Hoffman, Andreotti, Ronning, Coach Ward Head Coach BOB COLLISON Line Coach ARCH WARD 'iaatlcdl Richfield opened the '55 season with a tie game at Stillwater of the Suburban League. Our Lake Con- ference opener was lost to St.Louis Park. Richfield was plagued by fumbles and Park took advantage of every mistake made by the Red. At Robbinsdale the breaks were against Richfield. The Spartans outscored the Robins in total yards gained, first downs and passes completed, but fundamental mistakes of the unexperienced team proved their downfall. The Spartans tasted defeat once more, but again led in total yeards gained, first downs and passes completed. The Troians won only due to a technicality of the rulebook, which accredited Wayzata with a touchdown. The fifth contest of the season at Minnetonka proved the Spartans' strength, and put their experience to work. Coach Bob Colli- son cleared the bench and everyone of his hard working boys saw action in this splendid perform- ance. Don Hoffman was named Back of the Week by the Minneapolis Star and Tribune. The Spartans then went on to win their game with Mound by a score of 13 to O. The team lost one more game to Edina before capping a season of ups and downs by winning over a rugged highly favored Hopkins team in the final game. Andreott on The loose Go Kn ck 90' ,RICHFIELD RICHFIELD RICHFIELD RICHFIELD RICHFIELD RICHFIELD RICHFIELD RICHFIELD Elde go ng for nfercepf on AHS B 7hdaY 'CTOVY A and B squads work out fig!! ? B TEAM SCOREBOARD ST. LOUIS PARK ROBBINSDALE WAYZATA ....,. MINNETONKA MOUND ..,,, EDINA ,,v,,, HOPKINS ,S,,. And if I should Iose let me siand by the road and cheer as Ihe winners go by Ready for a grueling workoui LE E11 T First row: H. Kiessling, A. Andreolti, G. Halvorson, L. Molsather, J. Kvaale, A. Knight, K. Broas. Second row: Coach Ahlbom, G. Carlson, T. Grosefh, J. Strom, W. Lindskoog, J. Larson, J. Laitala, Coach Farrell, ROBBINSDALE .. ST. LOUIS PARK , MOUND ,,..,. .,.,. EDINA .... .. MINNETONKA .. HOPKINS WAYZATA MINNEAPOLIS CENTRAL ,... E A TEAM SCOREBOAR D 66 55 ROBBINSDALE ....... 68 55 ST. LOUIS PARK . 62 56 MOUND ., .48 46 EDINA 50 5I MINNETONKA . 64 50 HOPKINS . 48 46 WAYZATA Non-Conference 43 6l ST. PAUL I-IARDING .. . .68 , 82 . .. ....83 . . ..... 62 22.82 .. .. 57 .. ...--.-7I A sure one for Kvaale. f hv. Head Coach Farrell HaIvorson's iump shot No rebound on this. Mo fires from the circle. Will he get it away? The Spartan basketball five ended its con- ference season with one vvin and 13 losses. This win was over Minnetonka 5l-50. Jun- ior forward G. Halvorson was named a Prep Basketball Star of the Week by the Minne- apolis Star for hitting a 3-pointer in the final T7 seconds to beat 'Tonka. Gary was also voted the squad's most valuable player by his team-mates. The Spartans proved a tough opponent through the whole season as the Redmen pushed all their challengers to the limit at least once before dropping several close games. Coach Gene Farrell's five showed better ball handling, floor play, drive and aggressiveness as the season progressed. Even though the scorebook is filled with ups and downs, the cagers fared well, it was a remarkable first season for Richfield. Another one in the making, First row: D. Schubbe, D. Simonson, K. Brown, G, Richie, G. Mayer. Second row: B. Thompson W Sack, D. Erickson, L. Staupe, D. Enga, J. Martin, C. Tischer not pictured. Luck was against R.H.S.'s B squad basket- ball squad throughout the season, however, they emerged with a long victory over St. Paul Harding. The squad's development throughout the season was hampered some- what by the tact that several players were called up at different times for service on the A squad. Coach Ahlbom said that the boys at times showed sparks of real bril- liance and that they would develop fast as seniors ancl juniors on the A squad. The B squad played the six-fifteen pre- liminary to all the A squad's regularly scheduled games. 2 S ROBBINSDALE ,.,, ST. LOUIS PARK , MOUND ,,,,,,,,,,,, EDINA ..,,. ., -----..4l ,, ,,,,,,,. 43 ..,,,-,36 -,,.,..43 MINNETONKA .... ..,,.-.46 HOPKINS ...... , .,,. .43 WAYZATA .....c...c...,..c.c...c......c...c.. 48 Non-Conference Games CENTRAL .,.. ..c...cc.....,,,.,.v. ST. PAUL HARDING Put it in, Spartans. i ,B 7. . f I r f- ,V ,I 2.9 T -9199 T . ' if 'in 5 fi Tw: f so V: 1. N 1 ,ff ' ' J' gf x -V H: K 4 1 ' 'Q .. . , WW at-'W'-mzf,t, 'A , ' f mf- ff V-1 lk ? 'K ,ygumvl X . 'fa' f 'X Q 5 J- 41534. Q Q'- uhv, .,,f,eW www . I. , X .va izggrhgs? yi? , V pw, -,I.fEf.:5V H NJA-616112-. ' A ' . Q fv,,fQ,'. Qwl L J 1, 4 sv ,,::y,W1:.3ygg,.L .. . JG. gk if 2,1 .jfj .99 ' -' xr. .M ll lf Xvxk . Qs . its ,.1-gfggiifiiz s A goal in the making. if H Qu M31 -. Pt . N ,gy is' Q . ,ll gy- . 2 T' -is .1 T P . 1 2 , if-J 53 as , 1 .r , E' 'ii' v-3-3-K, VVV. , H. ,312 it nf Was it a hit or a miss?'?? The Spartan pucksters played an aggressive, fast-skating brand of hockey during the '55- '56 season and as a result of their efforts finished fifth in the tough Lake Conference. The icemen were comprised of freshmen, sophomores, and iuniors, so Coach Gene Olive will have his entire squad back for next year's hockey wars. The 14 letter-win- ners who sparked the Spartan icemen to a record of 8-ll-2 were Blom, Branch, Dala- ger, Halvorson, Johnson, Lewis, Kittell, Koziol, Mattson, Lytle, Peterson, Sowden, Wertanen, and Ulasich. The team's leading scorer with 24 points was Bernie Mattson. Bernie was also elected captain for the next season. First row: D. Blom, M. Koziol, G. Lytle, L. Lewis, B. Mattson, B. Peterson. Second row: J. Parsley, J. Ulasich, J. Kittel, P. Branch, D. Wirtamen, R. Dalager, T. Johnson, B. Snowden, D. Halvorson, Coach Olive. Come on Gary, stick with it! MINNEAPOLIS HENRY ,,, ,,, ,, O 2 MINNEAPOLIS WASHBURN , ,, ..,, MINNEAPOLIS HENRY ,,,A ,A.... 2 O ST. PAUL HUMBOLDT -, ,,,., ST. PAUL HUMBOLDT ,,,AA. ,,,,, 3 2 ST. LOUIS PARK .,,,,, ,.,v WAYZATA ,U,,,,,,,,,.,,A..., ..,,U, 2 2 EDINA ,,,,,L,, , ,L,, MINNETONKA ..,,U, ...... 7 4 MINNETONKA -- ST. LOUIS PARK .... U,,.A. I O I VVAYZATA .- .,S,,,.L,.,,L,. rrfff . HOPKINS ...,U,.. O,,,,. I IO HOPKINS ,,L,,,,L,. . ,,,,,,L,,,, 7,.,, EDINA ,O,, ,- 8 I First row: G. Buffington, D. Carr, M. Smith, D. Hoy, B. Wells, T. Berness. Second row: Coach Martin, J Stebbin, D. Carlson, D. Dunham, J. O'Brian, S. Frisch, W. Carlson, Manager, M. Hoy. ' s MINNEAPOLIS WASHBURN BLOOMINGTON DE LASALLE .- ROBBINSDALE MOUND MINNETONKA WAYZATA EDINA .. .. .. BLOOMINGTON Working on escape. Rldmg OPPOUEVW ROBBINSDALE WACONIA ,,,, MOUND ,,7,, MINNETONKA WAYZATA ,,,, EDINA 77,,,,,,7, SOUTH ST. PAUL Left fo right: Coach Ward, J. Harris, D, Danielson, G. Anderson, J, Moore, D Larson G Clark D Gamble, B. Rooney, J. Bridges, S. Knick, J. Marble. O Richfield High School's '55-'56 wrestling squad gave a good account of Themselves in their first season of competition. Although the grapplers lost all ten Lake Conference matches, the Redmen emerged victorious in four out of five non-conference matches. Senior Bill Rooney, who wrestles in the 145 pound class, was elected honorary captain for the past season while junior John Brid- ges, 154 pounds, was selected to be cap- tain for the '56-'57 season. Coach Ward had a large turn out for a first year wrestling in grades 9-12, as 49 wrestlers were active at one time or another during the season. At the end of the season there were 24 ac- tive members in the squad. Left to right: D. Schwie, D. Anderson, B Broas M Schroeder B Lowry R Johnson M Harrington B Thompson, L. Pflieder, T. Waller, F. Allen. his!! ghlflgf yf-ll 'Cf Lxtfi flgfl l chfge, le, First row: Naebors, Luettinger, Johnson, Schubbe, Knight, Frederick, Laitala, Kiessling. Second row: Schwartz, G. Halvorson, Watson, Kittel, B. Peterson, Kennedy, B, Thompson, Andreotti, Keefe, Coach Olive. Richfield's 1956 baseball team boasted an all vet- eran squad. Losing no one to graduation or mov- ing, the Spartans presented a poised squad. The boys who carried most of the load on the Rich- field diamond were Kiessling, Schubbe, Andre- otti, and Hoffman around the infield with Halvor- MXXV we Sig ev-- T EN V son, Luettinger, Johnson, Keefe, Laitala, and Glockner taking care of the outfield. On the mound were Kennedy, Molsather, Naebors, and Frederick. Knight assumed catching for the Red- men. The Spartans played a 16 game schedule. The 1956 tracksters are looking forward ro a fine season, but are hampered by the lack of experience. The meets in which the Spartans will participate are the Minnesota indoor, Carleton and Faribault invitationals, Mound relays, and dis! trict and conference meets. The 1955 track squad -.X . lffl X i .la xv? had a successful season when letterman J. Larson took third place in the high hurdles, fourth in the low hurdles and tied for first in the high iump. He was also top point getter for the Spar- tans. Other returning lettermen are J. Kvaale, G. Carlson and D. Trapp. First row: Branch, B. Thompson, Enga, Gritten, Tomlinson, B. Olson, Trapp, Westin, J. Larson. Second row: Engle, Kvaale, Sack, R. Peterson, Cramer, Snowden, Reller, G. Carlson, Laitala, J. Olson. Third row: Martin, Coach Collison, Lind, Maas, Yetzer, D. Hanson, Reiter, Lindskoog, Stromwell, Waller, D. Erickson, Simonson. Demonstrating back hand return. The SparTans claimed anoTher TirsT when The Ten- nis Team Took To The courTs This spring, The Red- men presenTed an inexperienced squad, buT showed increased poise as The season progressed. A Tall TOurnamenT was run off in hopes of solidify- ing a core for The Tennis Team. The sTudenTs pic- Gefting seT for a reTurn. O Tured below showed a loT of promise and wiTh Their deTerminaTion proved Themselves worThy To represenT Richfield High School on The courTs. The squad played a seven maTch conference schedule in addiTion To oTher nonconference matches. First row: Mr. Schlader, J. Swanson, D. Sorenson, M. Hennessy, J. MarTin, D. Hanson, P. Griften. Second row: T. Groseth, D. Olson, L. BuTler, E. Olson, B, Carlson, J. Cramer. The 1956 golf team, Richfield's first, had the usual trials and tribulations of a team starting out for the first time. The most important thing to be handled was making arrangements for a home course, one on which the boys could practice and also play their home matches. The next thing was the organizing of the team, getting all the boys who had an interest in the sport to- gether, and practice schedules set up. The last iob was setting up the Lake Conference game schedule. Ten members were selected on the basis of a ladder tournament with the top four boys representing Richfield in the conference. Tell 'em how, Jerry. The two main stays of 1956 golf team First row: Coach Ahlbom, D. Schubbe, J. Laitala, B. Nelson, D. Tomlinson. Second row: J. Chamberlain J. Kennedy, J. Strom, L. Molsather, G. Halverson, T. Lehan. Left to right Phyllis Ebrenz Mrs Allen Gaul Osgard Leah Watson, Mugs Bergstrom, Barb Swanson, The Girls' Athletic Association began an ac- tive program during the second quarter this year. Activities were held every night ex- cept Friday and two membership functions were held-the pot lock supper and a spring banquet. Phyllis Ebrenz was president, Mary Ahlquist, vice president, Gail Osgard, secretary, and Leah Watson, treasurer. The two permanent committees, social and art, were headed by Barb Swanson and Mary Volleyball Basketball Hi f ,- . g . 5'lkegf,g5,A S23 it ,.....-A Modern Dance Bowling I Hamlin respectively. Volleyball, modeling, modern dance, and bowling were activities for the first indoor season. Basketball, rec- reational games, archery and ice skating were held during the second indoor season. During the spring quarter, baseball, tennis and outdoor archery were held. G.A.A. has a membership of 90 but there has been an average of about lOO participants in the four activities each week. sri txt., V Archery Recreational Games Ice Skating 1s -Vmw.Ama These energetic students in their bright red and white uniforms are the cheerleaders. They are always in there doing what They can to stir up school spirit and increase the confidence of the team at all athletic events. The squad has worked hard and long per- fecting old cheers and presenting new ones. Bottom row Barb Butcher Virginia Woodward Denny Bergerson, Karen Anderson, Gayle Hagenbuch. Top row Joyce Little Advisor Mrs Berg Mary Jane Wostrel Janet Mason. , il x AY 1 is Eg fa RW f X' ff? this 'n' thai 9 as EJ 9 QQ O Eiga CTE1T3'vfl 6155, Q l etc end, First Day of School Coronatio I Birthday Game at Mound September 6 October 14 October I4 Ch 1 V 1 Twin Dance Mardi Gras D b 16 J y 27 February 4 fag fm, G' lt 1 .J by Q Gi 'ft E' 9 cf' Q 6 Ha I. 0' Easter Choral Concert Easter Vacation Lake Choral Festival March 2l March 26 April lO Junior Prom Senior Banquet Band Concert May 12 May ? May l7 , AH, OC! uw O X 41 iilff limi 535 0 'if ' ' rf QQ Pl Ex 5' E- Qiigflg Q25 X X L , if A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court Junior Class Play November 17 and 18 LLM- Sadie Hawkins Dancc November 23 Choral Concert December 14 All-School Play Sub-District Tournament One-Act Plays Our Town March 2 March I2 February 28 V' Pan-American Day Program Senior Class Play auc- 24 5555 E E X Q Variety Show April i3 Mrs. McThing May 2-4 April 19 and 20 Commencement Senior Ball Last Day of 5Cl'100l May 29 May 29 June 1 . ffl c LQ31 ., as V -fx , 'J ,args P Y is U fig? N li, C 1 All D I X XX Qlxll J' 1 '- i f 3 vs' . iafbf il K9 Pantaloons are coming back??? The dirtier the better. Pony tails in various shapes and sizes Our school has had its fill in the past Of fads that never seem to last. All through the halls and into the rooms, The newest tad at R.H.S. booms. Saddle shoes are the fad of the day, All scufted and unpolished from December to May. The dirtier they are the better they look, But naturally, they're worn by all the schnooks. Another fad that's invaded our school, ls pantaloons and some think they're cool. They barely show 'neath many a girl's hem, But girls are right in style if they wear them. The last tad for today is pony tails, And some, we might add, look like loails! But others yet, are not even real, lWherever the girls got them, they got a raw dealj. Still others yet, are so small they look abso- lutely ill. These are some fads of which R.H.S. has had its fill. The mile long lunch line aT Woodlake . . . running beTween buildings in The winTer . . . The beginning of The Richwood . . . siTTing on The floor during programs in The gym . . . our championship eighTh grade baskefball Team . . . The cifizenship awards . . . The new addiTion To old Woodlake . . . when The band moved inTo The new sound- proof CPD bandroom . . . our ninTh grade banquef . . . TenTh grade rivalry . . . sTarTing school on Ocfober ll To aTTend half-day sessions sTarTing aT 7:15 . . . Tripping over wires and workmen's Tools . . . lugging our books and coaTs from class To class unTil we goT lockers . . . The faiThful alarm clock . . . snackfime . . . programs over The P.A. . . .The school fire in February . . . choosing red and whiTe as our school colors . . . The four one-acT plays . . . when we picked SparTans as our nickname . . . l Remem- ber Mama . . . The sTudenT council organi- zaTion . . . The VarieTy Show . . . our greaT Pan-American Day . . . our beaufiful new choir robes . . . recTangular or oval shape for our class rings . . . our firsT formal . . . The Mardi Gras . . .The memory book . . . Joyce LiTTIe as our beaufiful birThday queen . T. . ThaT Terrific birThday game aT Mound . . . when we firsT saw The band in Their new -uniforms . . . Sparfan emblem designaTed . . . The cresT designed by Mr. O. Johnson, Miss Williamson, and Mr. HouTs . . . Our Town . . . our fabulous Teachers' quarTeT . . . doing The Lindy aT all The dances . . . all The engagemenf rings . . . all The blaz- ers and Bermudas . . . Karen Lindell as Z0 2 our Model Homemaker . . .being mobbed in The halls by Those minuTe iunior high kids . . . our senior class meefings . . . Term Themes . . . Fred Bieri as our foreign ex- change sTudenT . . . brownie poinTs . . . www N QM' , ,I 'E 6 I-E l i A-9,1 class picTures . . . all The wonderful friends we've made and The good Times we've shared as The firsT graduafing class of Rich- field High , . . we will have These momenfs To remember. Sedan! Zag f - .f 'si M... ,,, N 1.1 -W -.vs 5 sm-AQ ,S as is JL.. :lb 3s LTD' .adv '-A 'ii' --if , 1 , ir Q 'gfiif i ?22 57 t91-ii . Af ,.. X ,ff 4 Q 7 -':'f ada '- ww SWR' M , 'i Q fiiisfizbd-9.9 ,Hmm tg ,Qi 'Ek MARY AHLQUIST . . . German Club, Chemistry Club, Pep Club, Biology Club, GAA, Class Play, Agraureans, Spotlite Staff, AureAn Staff, Band, Half-Time Club, Senior Class Veep, Girls' State, Special Spartans. PHYLLIS ALFORD FREDERICK. AMLEE . . . Class Play, Agraureans, Football. ALLEN ANDERSEN R. ALLEN ANDREOTTI . . . Ushers Club, Stage Crew, Spotlite Staff, Baseball, Football, Basketball, Birthday At- tendant, Special Spartans. PHYLLIS BAIRD . . . French Club, Pep Club, GAA, Agrau- reans, Spotlite Staff, AureAn Staff, Office Help, Gym Help. SHARON BAKER . . . Art Club, Agraureans. JOAN BENSON . . . Agraureans, Little Choir. DAVID BENTON . . . Spanish Club, Mixed Chorus. WILLIAM BJORNSTAD:. . . Band, Half-Time Club. JANICE BLOMBERG . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club, Make- Up Club, Hi-C, Variety Show, Agraureans, Mixed Chorus. EDITH BORCHARDT JERRY BOYLE , . . Special Spartans. BARRON BREWER . . . Class Play, Spotlite Staff. BARBARA BROZ . . . French Club, Pep Club, Student Coun- cil, Variety Show, Band, Agraureans, Office Help, Tapaires. SANDRA BRYANT . . . Pep Club, Variety Show, Class Play, Agraureans, Tapaires. ROBERT BUTLER . . . Birthday Attendant, Junior Class President, Hockey. GAYLE CANNON . . . German Club, Pep Club, Make-Up Club, GAA, Variety Show, Class Play, Agraureans, AureAn Staff, Mixed chorus. JANICE CARLBERG , . . Latin Club, Ushers Club, Student Council, Variety Show, Spotlite Staff, Agraureans, AureAn Staff, Little Choir, Birthday Attendant, Special Spartans, GAA, Pep Club. GUY CARLSON . . . Spotlite Staff, Track, Basketball, Cour- tesy Committee. LAYTON CARLSON PATRICIA CARTER . . . Chemistry Club, Pep Club, Library Club, GAA, Hi-C, Variety Show, Class Play, Agraureans, Spotlite Staff. JAMES CHAMBERLAIN . . . Chemistry Club, Ushers Club, Student Council, AureAn Staff, Lunchroom Help, Cour- tesy Committee, Special Spartans. CHARLES CHRISTENSEN YVONNE COCHRANE . . . Pep Club, Variety Show, Agrau- reans, Mixed Chorus. LEON COMEAU KAY CONWAY . . . Spanish Club, Latin Club, Library Club, GAA, Varsity Show, Class Play, Agraureans, Spotlite Staff, AureAn Staff, Gym Help. PHYLLIS COUILLARD . . . Pep Club, Make-Up Club, Li- brary Club, Variety Show, Agraureans, Class Play. LORILEE DALTON . . . Art Club, Choral Club. MARGERY DAY . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club, Art Club, Variety Show, Class Play, Agraureans, AureAn Staff, Of- fice Help, Mixed Chorus, GAA. JUDITH DEWEY . . . Latin Club, Pep Club, Ushers Club, Make-Up Club, Library Club, GAA, Variety Show, Class Play, Agraureans, AureAn Staff, Senior Class Secretary. WINSLOW DOSTAL . . . Ushers Club, Class Play, Little Choir, Special Spartans. PHYLLIS EBRENZ . . . Pep Club, GAA, Mixed Chorus, Courtesy Committee, Special Spartans. BRUCE ECKBERG LOUISE EDMOND . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club, GAA. JOHN ELLENSON MARGARET EICHINGER . . . Spotlite Staff. GERALD FISCHER DENNIS FARR DENNIS FAGEN . . . Spanish Club, Hi-C, Variety Show, Class Play, Agraureans, Audio-Visual, Little Choir. LOIS ERICKSON . . . Chemistry Club, Pep Club, GAA, Hi-C, Mixed Chorus. DOLPHIN ENGSTROM KAREN ELMQUIST . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club, Make-Up Club, Library Club, Variety Show, Agraureans, Mixed Chorus, Courtesy Committee. COLLEEN ELLIS . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club, Make-Up Club, Class Play, Agraureans, Band. RICHARD FRIENDSHUH . . . Band, Half-Time Club. DENNIS GAMBLE . . . Agraureans, Wrestling, Choral Club. CHARLOTTE GASKELL . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club, Hi-C, Variety Show, Agraureans, Mixed Chorus. PATRICIA GEORGE . . . Latin Club, Pep Club, Ushers Club, Library Club, Variety Show, Agraureans, BARBARA GODWIN . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club, Office Help, Mixed Chorus. RICHARD GRABOW KENNETH GRINDELAND . , . Chemistry club, Library Club, Hi-C, Hi-Y, Agreaureans, AureAn Staff, Courtesy Committee. THOMAS GROSETH . . . Spanish Club, Latin Club, Chemis- try Club, Pep Club, Variety Show, Class Play, Agraureans, Spotlite Staff, AureAn Staff, Basketball, Courtesy Com- mittee, Special Spartans. MARCY GRUMMONS . . . Spanish Club, Variety Show, Choral Club, Special Spartans. D. ROBERT HAAHEIM . . . Chemistry Club. SHARON HALE . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club, GAA, Var- iety Show, Class Play, Agraureans, Spotlite Staff, Office Help, Birthday Attendant, Special Spartans. PATRICIA HALLAN . . . Variety Show, Agraureans. ARDELE HANSON . . . Spanish Club, Variety Show, Choral Club. KAREN HANSON . . . Library Club, Student Council, Variety Show, Agraureans, Office Help. SHARON HANSON . . . Pep Club, Choral Club. JAY HARALDSON . . . Variety Show, Class Play, Stage Crew, Mixed Chorus. JUDITH HARRINGTON . . . Spanish Club, Make-Up Club, Agraureans, NANCY HOULDING . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club, Make- Up Club, GAA, Student Council, Class Play, Agraureans, Spotlite Staff, AureAn Staff, Office Help, Choral Club, Birthday Attendant, Courtesy Committee, Special Spartans. RALPH HYDEN . . . Chemistry Club, Agraureans, Mixed Chorus. DIANE JACOBSEN . . . German Club, Art Club, Library Club, Variety Show, Class Play, AureAn Staff. DEANNA JENSEN . . . Chemistry Club, Hi-C, Variety Show, Mixed Chorus. KAY JIRACEK . . . Latin Club, Variety Show, Stage Crew, Choral Club, Agraureans. BEVERLY JEAN JOHNSON . . . Latin Club, Library Club. DAVID R. JOHNSON . . . Little Choir. EARL JOHNSON MARILYN JOHNSON M. LYNN JOHNSON NORMAN JOHNSON . . . Baseball. ROBERT G. JOHNSON . . . Hi-C. RONALD JOHNSON . . . Spanish Club, Art Club. DONALD JONES . . . Hi-Y, Variety Show, Mixed Chorus. RICHARD KAMLEITER . . . French Club, Art Club, Variety Show, Class Play, Little Choir AureAn Staff, Agraureans, CHARLES KENNEDY. . . Baseball. BARBARA KENT . . . Pep Club, Make-Up Club,' Library Club, Class Play, Mixed Chorus. . FRANCIS KERKHOVE . . . Variety Show, Baseball, Special Spartans. RUTH ANN KESTER . . . GAA. DAVID KLANCKE . . .Class Play. KAY KNICK . . . Pep Club, Library Club, GAA, Variety Show, Stage Crew, Office Help, Gym Help. J. ALLEN KNIGHT . . . Agraureans, Baseball, Basketball, Choral Club. ROGER KNUDSON JEANETTE KNUTSON . . . Variety Show, Band, Half-Time Club. RICHARD KOP . . .Student Council. EDWARD KRAMER . . .German Club, Track. BETTY KRUCHOSKI . . . Pep Club, Art Club, Class Play, AureAn Staff, Mixed Chorus. EUGENE KUNZ . . . German Club, Chemistry Club, Hi-Y, Class Play, Stage Crew, Spotlite Staff, Audio-Visual. JOHN KVAALE . . . Hi-Y, Football, Track, Basketball. JEROME LAITALA . . . Hi-Y, Stage Crew, Football, Track, Basketball, Senior Class President, Boys' State, Special Spartans. WAYNE LARSON . . . Hi-C, Mixed Chorus. SHARRON LARY . . . Spanish Club, Latin Club, Pep Club, GAA, Variety Show, Class Play, Agraureans, Stage Crew, AureAn Staff, Office Help, Gym Help. PATRICIA LAUKKA . . . Pep Club, GAA, Variety Show, Little Choir. LOLA LEAF . . . Pep Club, GAA, Office Help, Gym Help, Special Spartans. DIANE LIEN . . . German Club, Pep Club, Variety Show, Agraureans, Office Help, Little Choir, Tapaires. KAREN LINDELL . . . German Club, Pep Club, Art Club, Student Council, AureAn Staff, Library Club. WAYNE LINDSKOOG . . . Ushers Club, Agraureans, Foot- ball, Track, Basketball, Mixed Chorus, Special Spartans. JOYCE LITTLE . . . Latin Club, Pep Club, GAA, Student Council, Variety Show, Agraureans, Mixed Chorus, Cheer- leader, Birthday Queen, Tapaires, Courtesy Committee, Special Spartans. RONALD LUETTINGER . . . Spotlite Staff, Baseball, Basket- ball. RICHARD MAAS . . . Track, Band, Half-Time. CHARLES MAGNUSSON LUCIA MAINE . . . Pep Club, Make-Up Club, Spotlite Staff. JOHN MARBLE. , . Wrestling. JANET MASON . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club, Ushers Club, GAA, Variety Show, Stage Crew, Class Play, Agraureans, AureAn Staff, Gym Help, Cheerleader, Lunchroom Help. ROGER MAYER . . . Audio-Visual, Football, Track, Mixed Chorus. JACK McCOOL . . . Variety Show, Agraureans, Spotlite Staff, AureAn Staff, Baseball, Little Choir, Lunchroom Help, Junior Class Veep, Special Spartans, Birthday Attendant. MARLYS MCDONALD . . . Spanish Club, Latin Club, Var- iety Show, Agraureans, AureAn Staff, Office Help, Pep Club. SHARANE MCMANUS . . . Spani,sh Club, Chemistry Club, Pep Club, Agraureans, Spotlite Staff, Band, Half-Time Club. SUSAN MEIER . . . Pep Club, Ushers Club, GAA, Variety Show, Class Play, Agraureans, Stage Crew, Spotlite Staff, AureAn Staff, Office Help, Gym Help. JOANN MICELI . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club, Variety Show, Office Help, Choral Club. SUZANNE MINEAR . . . Pep Club, Variety Show, Class Play, Agraureans, Spotlite Staff, AureAn Staff. JUNE MONTEITH . . . Pep Club, GAA, Choral Club. KAREN MONTEITH . . . French Club, Pep Club, Art Club, GAA, Student Council, Class Play, AureAn Staff. DOROTHEA MOUNT . . . Pep club, GAA, AureAn staff. BRUCE NEI-lotta BARBARA NELSON . . . French Club, Pep Club, Make-Up Club, GAA, Agraureans, Spotlite Staff, AureAn Staff, Of- fice Help. CHERYL NELSON . . . GAA, Variety Show, Agraureans, Mixed Chorus. ROBERT NELSON . . . Class Play, AureAn Staff. SALLY NELSON . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club, Make-Up Club, Variety Show, Class Play, Agraureans, Spotlite Staff, AureAn Staff, Mixed Chorus, Tapaires. THEODORE NEWCOMB . . . Wrestling. JUDITH NILSON . . . Spanish Club, Agraureans, MARTHA NORTON . . . Choral Club. JANICE OLSEN . . . Pep Club, Agraureans, Spotlite Staff. DAVID OLSON . . . German Club, Chemistry Club, Stu- dent Council, Track, Basketball. GRAYCE OLSON . . . Pep Club, Hi-C, Variety Show, Mixed Chorus. MARY ANN OLSON . . . French Club, GAA, Variety Show, Class Play, Agraureans, ROBERT OLSON . . . German Club, Student Council, Foot- ball, Track, Little Choir. ' JUDITH PEARCY . . . German Club, Pep Club, Spotlite Staff, Office Help, Little Choir. GARY PEARSON . . . Chemistry Club, Library Club, Class Play. CATHERINE PETERSON . . . Spanish Club, Agraureans, JOHN PETERSON . . . Class Play, Spotlite Staff. LORELEI PETERSON . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club. ROBERT PETERSON . . . Library Club. LORELEI PETERSON . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club. ROBERT PETERSON . . . Library Club. KAREN POQUETTE . . . Pep Club, Ushers Club, GAA, Variety Show, Agraureans, Spotlite Staff, AureAn Staff, Gym Help. DONNA POULTER . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club, Variety Show, Class Play, Agraureans, Little Choir. FAY QUANBECK . . . Spanish Club, GAA, Hi-C Class Play, Agraureans, Spotlite Staff, AureAn Staff, Band, Half-Time Club. GARY RAHBAIN . . . Hockey. GERALD RASMUSSEN . . . Hi-Y. JAMES REDDICK . . . Football. FRITZ REINECKE RONALD REITER BERNICE REMER . German Club, Variety Show, Mixed Chorus. THOMAS REZAB . . .Audio-Visual. C. GENE RICHARDSON . . . Variety Show, Track. DARLENE RICHARDSON . . . Pep Club, Make-Up Club, Class Play, Agravreans, Office Help, Little Choir. M. DONALDA ROBERTS . . . Pep Club, Mixed Chorus, Special Spartans. GERALD RONNING . . . Football, Track, Wrestling. WILLIAM ROONEY . . . Variety Show, Class Play, Wrest- ling, Mixed Chorus. KAREN RUTGERSON . . . Spanish Club, Class Play, Stu- dent Council, Mixed Chorus. BARBARA ST. JOHN . . . Pep Club, Variety Show, Little Choir. JUDITH SCHAFER . . . Pep Club, Hi-C, Class Play, Office Help, Band, Half-Time Club, Lunchroom Help. MARILYN SCHEIMO . . . GAA, Agraureans, Mixed Chorus. MARVIN SCHNEIDERMAN DAVID SCHWAMM MARLENE SCHWIE . . . Pep Club, GAA, Little Choir. DEE ANN SHEMANEK . . . Pep Club, Hi-C, Variety Show, Spotlite Staff, Courtesy Committee. DORENE SHEMANEK . . . Pep Club, Hi-C, Mixed Chorus. HARALD SINIONSEN . . .Audio Visual. ALFRED SKAJA . . .Spanish Club, Hi-Y. GARY SMITH . . . Band, Special Spartans. KAREN SMITH . . . Pep Club. SANDRA SMITH . . . Chemistry Club, Pep Club, Make-Up Club, Hi-C, Agraureans, Spotlite Staff. BARBARA SNEEN . . . Agraureans, Mixed Chorus. RONALD SOMMERS LINDA SOPPELAND . . . Pep Club, Make-Up Club, Class Play, Agraureans, Office Help. SANDRA STANLEY . . . French Club, Pep Club, Make-Up Club, GAA, Variety Show, Class Play, Agraureans, Spotlite Staff, AureAn Staff, Mixed Chorus. PATRICIA STARDIG . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club, GAA, Class Play, Agraureans, Mixed Chorus. AUDREY STEENERSON PATRICIA STENERSON . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club, Make- Up Club, Agraureans, Office Help. EDWARD STITT . . . Hi-Y, Track, Special Spartans. GERALD STROM . . . Chemistry Club, Variety Show, Agraureans, Basketball. MARLENE STUDLIEN . . . Spanish Club, Pep Club, Library Club, GAA, Hi-C, Class Play, Spotlite Staff, AureAn Staff, Mixed Chorus. BARBARA SWANSON . . . Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Pep Club, Library Club, GAA, Hi-C, Class Play, Agrau- reans, Senior Class Treasurer, Little Choir. RUSSELL SWANSON CAROLYN THOMAS . . . GAA, Agraureans, Choral Club. SHELDON THOMPSON . . . Chemistry Club, l'li-C, Band, Half-Time Club. ALAN VELANDER . . . Chemistry Club, Student Council, Wrestling. THOMAS WALLER . . . Football, Track, Wrestling. ALLAN WATSON . . . Baseball, Football. HELEN WEIHER . . . Pep Club, Make-Up Club, GAA, Variety Show, Class Play, Agraureans, Spotlite Staff, Spec- ial Spartans. RICHARD WESTIN . . . Student Council, Hi-Y, Football, Track. DAVID WHEELOCK PATRICK WHITE . . . Stage Crew, Birthday King, Special Spartans. LORA LEE WHITNEY . . . Spanish Club, Library Club, Class Play, Agraureans, AureAn Staff, Office Help. RONALD WIEHLE . . . Hi-Y. JUNE WIGCHERS . . . Hi-C, Variety Show, Class Play, AureAn Staff, Band, Half-Time Club, Special Spartans, Little Choir. JANET WILL . . . Pep Club, Make-Up Club, Agraureans. JAMES WINDORPSKI J. DYAN YITT . . . Latin Club, Pep Club, Agraureans, Variety Show, Office Help, Mixed Chorus, Tapaires. MARY JANE WOSTREL . . . Pep Club, Ushers Club, GAA, Student Council, Variety Show, Agraureans, Stage Crew, Spotlite Staff, AureAn Staff, Office Help, Little Choir, Cheerleader, Junior Class Secretary, Birthday Attendant, Special Spartans. WILLIAM ZOOST Y LITHOGRAPHED BY LOR PUBLISHING CO. DALLAS Q TEXAS TA The Best Yearbooks are TAYLOR MADE -