Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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'm f8',, QQ Q9 Golden Year we shall see our school, its people and places, its ac- tivities and life. ,,,f .- 1., -.A:V.,: 1 V This, the fourth edition of the AureAn, has a simple l aim: to record people, places, activities and thoughts that have made this year outstanding in the minds of all who have felt the influence of Richfield High School. lf we succeed in bringing pleasure while portraying these events, we shall feel our efforts have been worthwhile. in li -1 DEDICATIGN l f T l l l l l l 'XIX A sm A EA. N V yi Wggpss lli SW T., ,fl yi. f M T, T, perlyi l VN fl fill I . 1 fl' 1 lf Who was The one who nursed you Through The mumps, measles, bumps and bruises, proTecTed you , from your enemies and enTerTained your friends, spenT hours mending, sewing,lor ironing, so ThaT' you would look your besT, and was so proud The day you leTT home Tor The TirsT Time To enTer inTo The world ouTside, lisTened To your Troubles a nd suggesTed remedies? Yes, we could go on and on remembering The liTTle Thin s she has done To hel us Throu h Q P our mosT diTTiculT years and will conTinue To do in The TuTure. BuT don'T TorgeT who was so proud aT your TirsT sTep, TirsT word and The day when you would be big enou h Tor ThaT TirsT baseball, TooTball or baskeTball, Q The one who TaughT you To drive and was always There when The call came Gee, l'm broke, would fyou? Who would drive 60 in a 30 mph. zone be- ' ffcause you had swallowed a pin. Yes, remember, be- A 7 54' y cause we so oTTen TorgeT The good, nice and generous l K' Things ThaT have been done, The counselin , hel in fl L if ii a ii a an g p Q , , ,f an w en we nee e iT. l I, To Those whose kindness, undersTanding and wis- l wif' dom have guided us Through some of The mosT dif- nff ,H TiculT years in our lives, our parenTs, we wish To dedi- l ' 3,1- ' CaTe This l957-58 AUREAN. fVL,T 4,-i,If'7 4 N N n ',-fw fql'-3 L7,,.?,,?f,,s4LG7y fasdzjzcdjh , 1 WS Q Y ,f'2fP P s2-Yw3'2f z,1f P7?f'f7 MVT 5 .f-yfsf ,f3'? L,?l,:I-3, ,vxjf ,:..a,'sp,Df1 ,J lf, W7 kg, jfjfilf-,,i-y-'qjv 5- fn:f'j15Y'.T. '?L? fglyffj. A 2-ppl ri LJ19'7Z gif vi:-'sf kia J 1 -f .f:-Sfgvqff ,,7f'f.f,'v, QTQS5 if '77 l?7'Q? 7 i'?l7?f? ,Z?3l fwfr, ws, 9 7 S s f 5 ? T7' Cll':f ' fi ft'n7'9e 7'A7'ffu fvnflf' F? , if 5 V . f ,, Qli',,'Q, P 7 L1',1'1-'N .--Qyffzy. 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He enioys all types of athletics with baseball and football being his favorites, he also enioys hunting, fishing, and reading. The duties of Nlr. Rumpel include the responsibility of the entire ing and supervising the faculty, and keeping the public informed of the activities of the School Board and its administration. During the seventeen years that Mr. Rumpel has been with the Richfield school system, he has Watched it grow from a meager beginning to its present status. Much of the credit is due to his tireless efforts and willingness to advance the cause of education in Rich- field. Richfield School System, Some of the areas of his work are planning a suitable curriculum, indirectly employ- iiiiiiiii 'X'- ll remmmfm RICHFIELD BOARD OF EDUCATION CARLTON LYTLE Kenneth Johnson, Gunnar Ahlquist, Norman Barsness, Chairman, Robert Gunderson, Mr. Lytle, assistant superintendent, Clerk, Kenneth Forsland, Treasurer, Lorin Gasterland. who has been with the Richfield School System for three years, re- ceived his B.A. degree from Iowa State College and his Nl.A. from the University of Iowa. He enioys golfing and fishing. The Richfield Board of Education determines the educational policy which guides the training of the students and, in some instances, adults. The board is pledged to serve honestly, constructively, and in keeping with principles and policies developed by the professional workers in education. 6 HAROLD RASMUSSEN Mr. Harold Rasmussen, high school principal Tor Tour years, received his Bachelor of Science degree from The Hamline UniversiTy and his MasTer of Arts degree Trorn The UniversiTy of Minnesota. In his Tree Time he enjoys golfing, Tishing, and Working around The yard. PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE High School graduaTes oT nineTeen hundred TiTTy-eighT will, more Than ever before in The hisTory oT our counTry, be going ouT inTo a world which is giving American educaTion a very criTical examinaTion. Because of The recenT earTh- shaking developmenTs, iT becomes necessary To expecT preparaTion Tor The Space Age as well as The ATomic Age. This is True in a world where TrusTraTion and concern seem To cenTer around TranTic preparaTion Tor survival. IT American edu- caTion is To conTinue To give equal opporTuniTy To all young people in a universal paTTern, you, as high school graduaTes, musT join wiTh oTher American youTh in showing The world ThaT your preparaTion in The area of human relaTionships and undersTandings, as well as your preparaTion Tor urgenT maTerialisTic needs of The day, is superior To The narrow meThods used in oTher parTs oT The world. You musT meeT The needs oT America and keep The blessings of peace. GENEVIEVE WISE, ROBERT CHRISTIANSON S I S T A N T D COUNSELORS Miss Wise received her B.A. degree from Parsons College and her M.A. degree from the University of Iowa. She enioys knitting, reading, and travel. Mr. Christianson received both his B.S. and M.A. degrees from the University of Minnesota. He enioys fishing, gardening, and his work as stage crew advisor. Guiding educational-vocational planning, assist- ing students in getting information about colleges, trade school, and job opportunities, and helping students with personal adjustments which often involve parental contact are a few of their many important duties. Also included are promoting stronger student and teacher relationships. P R I N C I P A L CLAIR BARTOSH Mr. Bartosh received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Falls River State College and his Master of Arts degree from the University of Minnesota. In his free time he enioys most sports and fishing, although his great love is hunting. His duties are to handle attendance and discipline, and assist the principa-I in all ways possible. :ff v'r:v' , 7 I . .fi : g - k K A A. 1.--fu DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Mr. Olson received his Bachelor of Arts degree . , 1 H . ,I -- ,,QI,,.. ,f5 I . , f f' . , -'- ws-. '- : .I I- 5- K, ,Q I ,I w . ., . from Minot State College and his Master of Arts . . .2 , ,.. , If y I degree from Northwestern University. His hobbies L,.-.,,t g z. Q . E ..,: I are olf, music, and fishin . As urchasin a ent 'I 'I ' I ls til Q' 'f l' :Inf Q . . .-,,-. , gs, ws.. xzsy. .. ,E .. ,, I rI.ffn1..,..- he Schedules The Use of bulldlngsl BSSISTS In ,.f. l l, :MMM ,,..-, ..,... . . ,,.. .-,. .I . . setting up the transportation program, and buys I rri s's, , - - ' Q - . 1 '.,tt Itfifif, supplies and equipment for the schools. -Q., I gy s- .g.s . . .I ... f Mr. McAlexander received his Bachelor of iff I 'si I fgfg W t ff q Arts and Master of Arts from Washington State H Q 55 ..- i University. He enioys spectator sports, bowling, .I.w'ff?fr j . . . . . . I -f. l ft xc' 'fs it and bridge. His main duty as personnel director W ' I is to check the qualifications and adaptibilities of ' -I 'Y ,,.. I - 'I personnel. ' ., r 1. cc. I 8 GRANT MCALEXANDER, PAUL OLSON KITCHEN STAFF Orren Frayer, custodian, Eileen Carlton, Jerry Dalstrom, Dorothy Nordquist, Evelyn Fladland, Marion Nloreshare, Judy Orr, supervisor, Frances Peterson, Elsie Velander, head cook, Alice Olson, Mary Maclaing Edna Christianson, assistant cook, Hilda Hanson, Guilda Tomlinson. The kitchen staff is responsible for ,preparing and serving hot lunches to R.H.S. students every noon. Mrs. Orr has been Supervisor since the opening of the high school. 1 as Q iiggg F!! i Sfaftdlftgf RUTl1 Wltlfe, Kathleen Mulvain, Esther Graber. Seated: Peggy Strand. Not pictured: Shirley Gossler. Duties of the office staff include printing duties in general. They are the main tie be- daily bulletins, handling school supplies, rnak- tween the students and the administration. ing out schedules, and taking ,care of office CUSTODIANS Jerry Willsey, LeRoy Schultz, Lee Konok, Frances Knutson, Dewey Laggerman, George Kamleiter, Harry T. Nalevanko, Elmer Rezab, Harold Kwakenat, Lawton Willard, Wallace Jesperson. The janitorial staff, under head ianitor Jerry Willsey, is responsible for keeping RHS in good order. 9 ACU LTY OLIVER AGERLIE . . . received B.S. from Stout State Teachers College . . . teaches Printing I, ll, Ill, Photography . . . advisor to Junior Class and Industrial Arts Club . . . enioys photography and garden- ing . . . HAROLD AHLBOM . . . received B.A, from Augsburg College, M.A, from University of Minnesota . . . teaches World History . . . Director of Athletics and advisor to Junior Class . . . enioys sports and hunting . . . MARY LOU ALLEN . . . received B.S. from University of Minnesota . . . teaches Tenth grade Physical Education and Health, Eleventh and Twelfth grade electives.. , , advisor to GAA and Junior Class . . . enioys sports and 'flower gardening , . . HELEN BAUNE . . . received B.A. from Rosary College, received M.A. from University of Minnesota . . . teaches Ancient and World History . . . Junior Prom advisor . , . enioys reading, theatre, travel, and interior decorating . . . THORA BORGLAUG . . . received R.N. from St. Luke's College, P.H.N. from University- of Minnesota . . . Senior High School Nurse . . . enjoys gardening, music, and church work . . . ROBERT BRETT . . . received B.S. and M.A. from University of Minnesota . . . teaches Spanish l, ll . . . advisor to Junior Class, Spanish Club . . . enioys model railroading and wood- working. THORA BORLAUG HELEN BAUNE JAMES CARLSON EUGENE CAMPBELL . . . received B.A. from Augsburg College . . . teaches Algebra I and Geometry . . . advisor to Sophomore Class . . . enioys sports . . . JAMES CARLSON . . . received B.S, from University of North Dakota . . . teaches World and American History . . . advisor to Junior Class . . . enioys golf, reading, and music . . . ROBERT COLLISON . . . received B.S. at Gustavus Adolphus College . . . teaches American History . . . head football and track coach . . . enioys staying home with family and sports . . . VANCE CROSBY . . . received B.S. at'St. Cloud State College, Driver Training Certificate received at Moorhead State College . , . Assistant Coach of basketball and baseball . . . enioys athletics and coaching . . . FRANK CURRY . . . received B.S. at St, Cloud State . . . teaches Speech and English ll . . . advisor to Homecoming, Sophomore Class, and Speech Director . . . enjoys sports, and music. I0 OLIVER AGERLIE ,. get Q .f 5? R ei egifea a K' Tiiwftiggwi Q 1 Q Q , 2 if 4 Y HAROLD AHLBOM MARY LOU ALLEN ROBERT BRETT EUGENE CAMPBELL ROBERT COLLISON VANCE CROSBY FRANK CURRY Nj A i H i .,. QR ' 3 s ' m ai . W J .. .7,lA , Z,.,., . Z 595' J 3 . , A ss STANLEY DEFREESE RUTH DITTES .. .,.,,. ... .., . ,,,.. . . s:,.:'5E5sE-ssiw ' F 'I . - M - assi ' I was ,::.' ..--fi T- NWI-TS? f1sW'tifySf1a.,f'wi'.:- '3fi 7 F5 fl ' , I ff V ' Itifigfbfstf , '- ff 2 off ?-I' it 7 are gr- 3-Ra zr' ft-- .. , K ,,. . ss EUGENE FARRELL DORIS FRANK RONALD GROAT ACU LTY STANLEY DEFREESE . . . received B.S. from Mankato State College . . . teaches Senior Math and Advanced Algebra . . . advisor to Sophomore Class . . . enjoys music and photography . . . RUTH DITTES , . . B.A. from Hamline University . . . teaches Personal and Regular Typing . . . advisor to Junior Class . . . enjoys bowling and traveling . . . MARJORIE EDBERG . . . received B.A. from College of St. Benedict . . . teaches Latin l, ll . . . advisor to Sophomore Class and Junior Classical League . . . enjoys playing bridge, cooking, and reading , . . LAUREN EKROTH . . . received B.S. from University of Minnesota . . . teaches English IO . . . advisor to Junior Class Play, Sophomore Class from Gustavus Adolphus College . . . teaches American History . . . advisor to Sophomore Class coach for basketball and sophomore football . . . enjoys reading and sports . . , LOYD FEZLER . . . f A 'Sp af received B.S. from St. Cloud State College M. of Ed. from University of North Dakota . . . teaches Chemistry Biology and Survey of Science . . . advisor to Junior Class . . . enjoys sports hunting ornithology and paleontology , LILLIAN FORD . . . received B.A. from Lawrence College M.A. from University of Wisconsin . . . teaches English IO . . . advisor to Senior Class . . . enjoys sewing cooking land eating'!J gardening and fishing. . . . enojys theater, music, fishing, hunting, and reading . , , EUGENE FARRELL . . . received B.A. MARJORIE EDBERG LOYD FEZLER ' -L, , - X .rss L L: r f, 5 . -it s-' fx ff . sw fr : f fsrwsw . MABEL FRANKENSTEIN . . . enjoys golf and tennis ,jj Nl R: F' I Wm 8 3 5 'G Q E ii f L s . .fS't.'-u-- 1:1 ga gii? W LQ 'gt - I LAUREN EKROTH jg f f I j LILLIAN FORD '. v, 'Q . .gf-:.. is, so v m .. .s WM- I , fs L 3 1 is ft if if s gg Q wggifktji wif 1, Vs X sf , sl if N E? H K ij H ss A ,jg 55,4 ' at its f Wx? 112 ., FREDERICK GILBERT DORIS FRANK . . . received B.A. from Dakota Wesleyan University . . . teaches College Social Problems . . . advisor to Senior Class . . , enjoys sports and plays . . . MABEL FRANKENSTEIN . . . received B.A. from Dakota Wesleyan University . . . teaches College and Regular English . . . advisor to Senior Class Cchairman of Senior Class advisorsl . . . enjoys music and reading . . . FREDERICK GILBERT . . . received B.A. at Duluth Branch of University of Minnesota, B.S. from Duluth Branch of University of Minnesota, M.A. from University of Minnesota . . . teaches Salesmanship, Consumer Business, and Regular Typing . . . advisor to Hi-Y and Senior Class RONALD GROAT . . . received B.S. from Superior State College, M.A. from the University of Minnesota . . . teaches algebra and geometry . . . advisor to Junior class . . . enjoys all sports, hunting, fishing, and has a liking for math and science projects. ACLILTY MARY HAGELIN . . . received B.A. from University of Michigan, received M.A. from University of Wisconsin , . . Teaches French I, Il, and Creative Writing . . . advisor to Sophomore Class . . . enjoys music . . . SHIRLEY HANNULA . . . received B.S. from St. Cloud College . . . teaches Short- hand I, and Secretarial Practice . . . advisor to Senior Class . . . enjoys reading, dancing . , . JEANETTE HENNESSY , . . received B.A. from University of North Dakota , . . teaches English II . . . advisor to Junior Class and National Honor Society . . . enioys traveling 4 , . WALLACE HOUTS . . . received B.A. from Iowa Wesleyan College, M.A, from University of Iowa . . . teaches Art I, II, Ill, IV . . . advisor to Senior Class and Art Club . . . enioys crafts . . . JANET HOWE . . . received B.S. from University of Minnesota . . teaches Tenth grade Health and ,Physical Education . . . I advisor to cheerleaders and Pep Club . . . DONALD JOHNSON . . . received B.S. at St. Cloud State College . . . teaches Wood I, II, and Architectural Drawing I MARY HAGEUN . . . advisor to Junior Class, and Industrial Arts Club . . . enioys art, woodworking, and counting money . . . GEORGE JOHNSON . . . received B.S. at Eau Claire State College . . . teaches Biology . . . advisor to Audio-Visual Club, and Radio Club . . . Audio-Visual Coordinator . . . enioys electronics and fishing. SHIRLEY HANNULA JEANETTE HENNESSY JANET HOWE . WALLACE HOUTS DONALD Joi-iNsoN GEORGE JOHNSON ISADORE JUENGLING ISADORE JUENGLING . . . received B.A. at Jamestown College, and M.S. at University of North Dakota , . . teaches American History . . . advisor to Sophomore Class . . . enioys radio and reading . . . MARIE KRAUS . . . received B.A. from College of St. Theresa . . . teaches Typing and Bookkeeping . . . advisor to Senior Class . . . ALFRED KRINKE . . . received B.S. from Hamline University . . . teaches Chemistry and College Prep Chemistry . . . advisor to Junior Class, Photography Club, and Chemistry Club fchairman of Junior Class advisorsl . . . enioys photography, hunting, fishing, bowling, and golfing . . . WESLEY KOHL . . . received B.A. at Macalester College, and M.S. at University of Minnesota . . . teaches Phychology and Social Problems . . . advisor to Senior Class, Cdmmencernent, and Honor Society . . . enioys music and woodworking. WESLEY KOHL MARIE KRAUS ALFRED KRINKE I2 MARILYN LEE LYLE LEWIS I . . ',m', S KENNETH MATTSSON FACU LTY MARILYN LEE . . . received B.S. from Concordia College . . . teaches Home Arts IO, and Advanced Foods . . . advisor to Sophomore Class . . . enjoys cooking, sewing, music, and travel . . . LYLE LEWIS . . . received B.S. from University of Minnesota, M.A. from University of Minnesota . . . teaches Behind-the-Wheel Driver Training . . . director of Driver Education Program . . . enioys sports, fishing, and photography . . . MILES LUNDAHL . . . received B.S. from University of Minnesota . . . director of high school bands, gives instrumental lessons . . . advisor to Senior Class . . . enioys gardening and music . . . RUDOLF MARTIGNACCO . . . received B.S. from University of Minnesota . . . teaches Spanish I and German I, II . . . advisor to Junior Class . . . enioys soccer, skiing, stamp collecting, and folk dancing . . . KENNETH MATTSSON . . . received B.A. from University of Minnesota . . . teaches English I2 . . . advisor to Senior Class . . . enioys golfing, swimming, and family camping. MILES LUNDAHL i RUDOLF MARTIGNACCO Q ,.:F, if . :j ,J ,,,. I vi ' i ' ,V FLOYD NORDL ROSE MARIE MICKELSON AND - 'isi - - I i DELORES OSTTGAARD I a f E, , E . ' 1 Iiss I ' Z f j ' . E' j ' 2 I ,r, , V '- il ROSE MARIE MICKELSON . . . received B.A. from St. Olaf College Ia: V.,, I . . . teaches Home Arts II, I2 . . . advisor to Senior Class . . . enioys A 'If' ' f?E'3 ,i5i,5f2f1-Qf skiing, bowling, and sewing . . . FLOYD NORDLAND . . , received GENE OLIVE BEN PEDERSEN B.A. from St. Olaf College . . . teaches Biology . . . advisor to Sophomore Class, B squad football coach . . . enioys athletics . . . GENE OLIVE . . . received B.S. from St. Thomas College . . . teaches Physical Education IO . . , head coach for hockey and baseball . . . enioys sports, hunting, and fishing . . . BERNARD OLSEN , . . received B. of Ed. from St. Cloud State . . . teaches Metals and Mechanical Drawing . . . B squad hockey coach . . . enioys family activities, hunting, fishing, and boating . . . DELORES OSTGAARD - . . received BA- from Gustavus Adolphus College . . . teaches English II and Advanced Speech . . . advisor to Junior Class, Make-Up Club, and director of Senior Class Play . . . enjoys reading and theater , . . BEN PEDERSEN . . . received B.S. from St. Cloud State College . . , teaches American History , . . advisor to Sophomore Class . . . enjoys reading. BERNARD OLSEN I3 ACU LTY DORIS PETERSON . . . received B.A. from St. Olaf College . . . teaches English TO , . . advisor to Ushers' Club and Senior Class . , . enioys skiing and travel , . . GERHARD RUGLAND . . . received B.A. from Luther College and M.A. from University of lowa . . . teaches Physics . . . advisor to Senior Class . . . enioys hunting, athletic contests, and counselling . . . JOYCE SCHWARTZ . . . received B.A. at Augsburg College . . . teaches Journalism and English lO . . . advisor to Sophomore Class and Spartan Spotlite . . . enioys golf and knitting . . . VIRGIL SHROYER . . . received B.A. and M.A, at University of Minnesota . . . teaches Social Problems . . . advisor to Student Council . . . enioys photography, sports, and reading . . . FRANCES VAIL . , . received B.S. from University of Minnesota . . . High School Librarian . . . enioys music, drama, cards, photography, travel, and knitting . . . ARCHIE WARD . . . received B.A. from Luther College and M.A, from University of Minnesota . . Doms PETERSON teaches Physical Education TO, and Physical Education Enrichment courses ll and i2 . . . advisor to Senior Class, head wrestling coach and assistant football coach . . . enioys athletics, fishing and golf . . . GORDON WEBB . . . received B.S. from University of Minnesota . . . teaches Accelerated Math and Geometry . . . advisor to Sopho- more Class . . . enioys ice skating, music, swimming, and summer camping. VIRGIL SHROYER FRANCIS VAIL 5 i i KENNETH WESLOH LA VONNE WESSMAN KENNETH WESLOH . . . received B.S. from St. Cloud State College . . . teaches Plane, Solid Geometry, and Trigonometry . . . advisor to Senior Class . . . enjoys sports and music . . . LAVONNE WESSMAN . . . received B.S. from Augsburg College and M.A. from University of Minnesota . . , teaches Clerical Office Practice . . . advisor to Junior Class and Hi4C Club . . . enioys reading, sewing, and most sports . . . WARREN WHEATON . . . received B.S. from University of Minnesota . . . teaches Electricity l, ll, and Mechanical Drawing ll . . . advisor to Sophomore Class . . . enioys hunting, fishing, scouting, and youth clubs . . . CAROLYN WILSON GERHARD RUGLAND JOYCE SCHWARTZ ARCHIE WARD GORDON WEBB ti ' sz sig: :ii ,,. , , , ' ' ' 1 -, --1' li-,i1i2j ,rINa3',ff5ztgQ ' -ff-i'il'i'--LTSSM-If 'Ti 9 t- 31 jpg fs WARREN WHEATON . . . received B.A. from St. Olaf College . , . teaches English ll and T2 . . . advisor to Senior Class . . . enioys sports, outdoors, reading, playing the flute, and symphonies . . . CHARLES ZlEMER . . . received B.S. from St. Olaf College, and M. of Ed from University of Minnesota . . . teaches A Cappella Choir and Girls' Chorus . . . advisor to Senior Class . enioys gardening, I4 CAROLYN WILSON CHARLES ZIEMER i mf .1 Sit down 'til l tell you you are dismissed! MR. FARRELL V What's your trouble? Pulchritude a plenty An impossible situation . . -1.1- A rose among the thorns 'I' An English problem? lt's not that we don't trust youg we just don't want to set up any temptations! MR. PEDERSON that f Hey kits, the hull 19 Tickets for sale Coffee, cake and Quotes All right, Kicldies MR. BRETT ' ff ew fe Af . I Q as . I Q. . ' is as f Lx Ford and Food Music, Maestro Lundahl Why . . . and wl1at's your reason? MISS FRANKENSTEIN Will the ladies' aid please co to order? MR. CURRY Like fatherklike son la bouche! Fermez MISS HAGELIN bunch of ya! . M R MR ZIE E Crescendo Get in there and pitch. Homecoming music and mirth A, me l'lI take it from here. Lights' Music' Action' Teachers In the maknng A Spartan OGG' Practice makes perfect Rea' Dfamfme- Swing and sway L-m..s Teachers do rr, foo Whaf W0U'd Here's the way Shakespeare say? We'H do if, Zing-a buII's eye W Gym-danclies l' 'ly ihfifib is IA Wha1's the news? pO'a,'ieS' Y K Y Y f iiiltpsic by the Masters Lundahl, Martignacco, Gilbert, Brett, Ekroth Music hath its charms Yi SENIQRS THE CLASS 0F 1958 N CLASS I98 Sharon Alevizos Ffifz' Allen SALLY CORINE ALDRICH Spanish Club I, 2, 33 Pep Club I, 3, Agraureans I, Library Help I, 3, Make-up Club 31 Slage Crew 31 All-School Play Ig'SeniQr Play 3, Prom Comrnilfee 2. SHARON J. ALEVIZOS Dramalic Club Ig GAA I, 2, Pep Club I, 3, A Cappella Choir I, 3, Make-up Club 2, 3, Physical Educarion Assisfanl 25 Senior Plan- ning Commiliee 3g Variely Show 2, 35 Senior Class Play 33 Home' coming Program 33 One-ACI Play 2, 3, Senior Class Day Program 3. FRITZ SCHREYER ALLEN Laiin Club I, 2, 33 German Club 2, 33 Chemislry Club 2, 3, S-rage Crew 3, Wreslling I, 2, 3, Foolball 3. milfee 3, Board 3. LYNN M. AMUNDSON Spanish Club I, 2, 33 Hi-C I, 2, 33 Pep Club 2, Courfesy Com- ARLENE ELLEN ANDERSON Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 3, Agraureans I, 2, Make-up Club 35 Variefy Show I, Siudeni Council 2, Spollile 3, Pep Club BARBARA JEAN ANDERSON Hi-C I,u'2, 3, GAA I, Spanish Club 2, 33 Library Help 3, Car0lsAnderson ' CAROL ANN ANDERSON German Club 3, Junior Achievemehl 3. CONSTANCE MARIE ANDERSON Biology Club 2, 3j Chemisrry Club 2, 37 German Club 21 Library Helpers 2, 3, Nafional Honor Sociely 2, 3. GARY ALLAN ANDERSON Chorus Ig Wrestling I, 2, 3. Pep Agraureans I, Pep Club I, 2, Pep Band I, 2, Make-up Club I, Variely Show 2, 3, Junior Class Play Commillee 2, GAA 2, Home- coming Program 3, Secrelary ol Tap-Line. CLASS OF I 9 8 JANET KAY ANDERSON Pep Club I, 2, 3, Presidenr, Chorus I, 2, 3, Variely Show I, 2, 3, Sludenl' Council 3, Secrelary, Homecoming Commillee 3. KAREN E. ANDERSON Pep Club I, 2, 3, Lalin Club I, 2, 3, Make-up Club I, 2, 3, Ger- man Club 2, 3, Agraureans 2, Nafional Honor Sociely 2, 3, Slage Crew 3, Tap Line 3, GAA I, Cheerleading I, 2, 3, Sludenf Council I, 2, Junior Planning Comrniffee Z, Senior Planning Cornmillee 3, German Club Treasurer 2, Sharon Anderson PAUL HOWARD ANDERSON SHARON DAWN ANDERSON German Club 2, 3, Ari Club 2, 3, GAA 2, Cliemislry Club 2, Courlesy Comrnilfee I, Secrelary, Arl Club 2, Treasurer, German Club 3. KAY ARMSTRONG I-Ii-C 3, Homecoming Commillee 3, Band I, 2, 3. JEANNE LORRAINE ARNETH Pep Club I, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, GAA I, Chorus 3, Senior Plan- ning Commillee 3. MARGARET ASTLEFORD Club I, 2, 3, Lafin Club I, Chorus I, 2, 3. SANDRA L. ATHELSTAN RONALD BAHMER Kay Armstrong , Jeanne Arneih Margaret Asfleford Sandra Athelsfan A Rqngld l ,BQhrrQeri CLASS I958 .Bill Baird I ii I I , , A Lola Qarroyyclouigh I I I I '.ludi'fhVcAnne Deira '- I 'Judith M. Berg ' BONNIE A. BERGQUIST GAA I, Lunch Room Help 2, Hi-C 35 Spanish Club 3, Pep Club 3. MARGARET BLETHEN Lalin Club I, 2, 3, GAA I, 2, 3, Agruareans I, German Club 2, 31 Office Help 23 Properiies 2, Pep Club 3, Homecoming 3. BARBARA J. BODE Library I3 Pep Club lg Spanish Club lg Pan Ari Club Ig Courlesy Cornrniilee 23 Variely Show 2, Design Slage for Variely Show 3, AureAn 2, 3, Office Help 3. Hi-C 2 3' Office Help 2. WILLIAM E. BAIRD Hockey Ig Radio Club 2, 3, Physics Club 3, Phofoqraphy Club I LOIS CECELIA BARROWCLOUGH Pep Club I, 33 Ushers Club I, 2, 31 Library Club Ig GAA I, 2, 3 Make-up Club I, 2, 33 French Club 2, Secrelary 2, Senior Play 3. JUDITH ANNE BEITO Latin Club I, 2, 3, French Club 2, 33 Agraureans I, 2, Chorus I, 2 Pep Club lg Variely Show 23 Ring Commiffee 2g Make-up Club 3 Courlesy Guide 3. DARROLL DEAN BENGTSON RICHARD BENSON Chorus I 2 3. .IUDITH NI. BERG anish Club I, 2, 31 Make-up Club I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, GAA Ig American Day I, 2, All-School Play I1 Fashion Show I1 Speech Confesl I1 Pan Am. CLASS I 958 GARY JOHN BOESER Lalin Club I1 Hockey 3. JOANNE MERLE BOESER Spanish Club I, 2, 31 Agraureans I1 Pep Club I, 31 Chorus I Sfudenl Council IAlI'erna+el GAA I1 Spollile 2, 31 Courfesy 21 Day I, 2, 31 Junior Class Play 21 Ski Club I1 Variely Show Z, 31 Homecoming Program 3. DARLENE JOANNE BOLTE PATRICK K. BRANCH Foolball I, 2, 31 Hockey I, 2, 31 Track I, 2, 31 LeH'ermen's Club 2, 31 Reporter lor Spollile 3, JUDITH LEE BREHM Tapline I, 2, 31 GAA I1 Pep Club I1 Sludenl Council 2, 31 Declama- lion 21 Senior Planning Commillee 31 Chorus 31 Senior Play, Pub- gicify Commillee 31 Homecoming Publicily Commillee 31 Girls' fare 2. JUDITH ANN BRIDGES Pep Club I, 31 Band I, 2, 31 GAA I1 Hi-C 21 Ushers Club Z, 31 Courlesy Commillee 21 German Club 2, 3, Presidenf 31 Quill X1 Scroll 31 AureAn 3, MARY ANN BRITTINGHAM Hi-C I, 2, 31 GAA I, 2. KAREN MAY BROAS BRIAN GREGORY BROCK Chemislry Club I. Glee Club I1 Pep Club I1 GAA l, 21 Library I, Z1 Choru RICHARD C. BUHL JAMES EDWARD BUTCHER Foolball I, 2, Hockey I. LARRY G. W. BUTLER JAMES C. CARCIOFINI AUTUMN C. CARLSON Chorus I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, Hi-C 3. BRIAN R. CARLSON Biology Club lg Chemislry Club: Sfage Crew 33 Halffime Club.2, Band I, 23 Senior Play Slage Manager 33 AureAn 3, Homecoming Commiflee 2, Tennis I. ball I. Qenevjuffnngton CLASS OF l958 KENNETH LYMAN BROWN Spanish Club I, 23 Pan American Day 2, Baseball I, 2, 35 Bas DELMAR G. BUDKE in Club I, 2, 33 Chemislry Club 23 Sfage Crew I, 2, 3, Au ual I, 2, 3, Junior Play, Senior Play Commiffeeg Foolball Wresfling Ig Baseball I, 3. GENE HARRIS BUFFINGTON Chemistry Club 2, 33 Wresflinq 3, Foolball 3. Hockey I, 2, 3. GRANT CHELGREN Lunchroorn Help I3 Golf 2. DUANE CHRISTOPHER GERALD O. COLBURN Junior Classical League I3 A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3 Presiden+3 Library I3 Pholography Club 2, 33 Chemisfry Club 2, 33 Senior Planning Cornmiffee 33 Junior Class Play 23 Senior Play 33 Fire and Ice Dance Commillee 3. MARCIA LYNNE CARLSON Spanish Club I, 2, 33 Spollile I, 2, 33 Courlesy Commilree 3. ELAINE MARIE CARNEY JUDITH A. CHAPMAN Make-up Clubil, 2, 33 Lalin Club I, 2, 33 Library Club I, 23 Pep Club I, 23 Chorus I, 2, 33 GAA I, 2, 3 PresidenI3 Debale I, 23 Agraureans I3 Chemislry Club 23 Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 33 Siege Crew 33 Physics Club 3. CLASS I958 COLLEEN BETH CARLSON French Club I, 2, Treasurer3 Library I, 2, 33 Pep Club I3 I li-C I 2, 33 GAA I, 2, 3. DAVID CARLSON GRETCHEN M. CARLSON French Club 2, 33 GAA 2, 33 Chemislry 33 Pep Club 33 Tap-Line Variely Show 33 Cheerleader Caplain 33 Sludenl Council 3. CLASS OF I958 I 'Kathy Daniels TERROLD Band l, 2g Spanish Club 2, American Day 2, 35 Physics 31 Ring Cornrnlliee Chairman WILLIAM CONWAY 3 Presidenf 3, Chemislry Club 21 Pan Club 33 AureAn Ecli+or 33 Siage Crew 2. LARRY CROSBY KATHL Pep Club lg French C EEN L. DANIELS lub 2, 3, Publiciiy Commillee 3. JUNE LINDA DANIELSON Spanish Club I, 2g Drama I, 2g Pep Club I, 21 Yearbook 2, 3 Ediror 3, Ushers Club 2, Quill 81 Scroll 2gSIuden1 Council I. RICHARD ALLEN DANIELSON Foolball I, 2, 3, Wresfling I, 2, 35 Sludenl Council Allernale 3, JOYCE IONE DAYTON French Club I, 2, Pep Club I, 37 Junior Play 23 Tap Line 3, Make- up Club 35 Senior Play 3, Variety Show 3, Homecoming Program 3. DOUGLAS W. DOPKINS Wresfling Ig Spanish Club 2, Chorus 2. SONA LEE DRAISEY Pep Club Ig Spanish Club 2, 3, Junior Play Sludenl Direclo Senior Play Sludenl Direclor 35 Pan American Day 2, 3' Home coming 3. RONALD JAMES DRILL Proieclion I, 2, 33 Pholography Club 2. DAN B. DUNHAM Hockey l, 2, 31 lnduslrial Arls Club 3. RICHARD HARVEY ENGA Slaqe Crew I, 2, Audio-Vlsua! l, 2: Sophomore Class Treasureri Junior Class Presldenlg Senior Class President, Foolball I, 2, 3 Caplalh 3, Baskelball I, 2. 3 Caplaln 3, Track I, 2, 35 Sludenl Councll 2, Vlce Presldenl 33 Nallonal Honor Sociely 2, 31 Leller- men's Club 2, 3, Speech Conlesl Reglorwals 25 Foolball Mosl Valu- able, All-Conlererlce, Honorable Menflon, All-Slale 3. NANCY ELLEN ENGQUIST Make-up Club 33 Arf Club 3, Spanlsh Club 3, Pep Club 3. Dan B Dunham RONALD EPPEL A Club 2 3 AUDREY FAHRFORTH alres I 2 V y Show DALE R FALK lnClub,,a ,Rao u, 3, Chermslry Clu . Audrey STUART E. FRASER Ronald Effbeli Spanlsh Club I, 2, 3: Foolball I, 2, 3g Sludenl Councll lg Arm a ll 81 Scroll 2 3 Sfaff 2, 3 Edifor-In-Cl1IeI3y Qui THOMAS JOSEPH GANGELHOFF lnduslrlal Arls Club 3. GRACE E. GAUVIN French Club 2, 3. CLASS F I958 CLASS OF l958 ROMONA GAIL GEHRING Hi-C l, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, Agraureans lg S anish Clu b2,3, P Spollile 2, 3 Co-Edilor 3, Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3, Quill S1 Scroll 2, 3, Pan Arnerican Day 2. HOWARD D. GLENNA Junior Classical League I, 2, 3, AufeAn 2, Audio'Visual 3. ROGER GONISRUD Y? Howard Glenna Eoolball I, Baseball I, I-li-Y 3, Senior Planning Cornnnillee 3. French Club I, 2 Presidenlg Library Club I, 2, Pep Club I, Sludenl Council 1,6-AA l. JAMES D. GOUDY DANIEL HENRY GRIDER JUDITH C. GROVES limba Gudlaijgsddtfir ' INGIBJORG RANNVEIG GUDLAUGSDOTTIR GAA 3, Sludenl Council 3, Exchange Sluclenl 3. JUDITH LYNN HALVORSEN Ushers Club I, 2, 3, I-lalfalime Club I, Pep Club lg Library I, Band I, 2, 3, Agraureans Ig Our Town I, Secretary Junior Class 2, Secrelary Sophomore Class Ig German Club 2, 3, Variely Show 21 Office Help 37 GAA 3. CAROL LORRAINE HALVORSON Usher's Club I, 2, 33 Pep Club l, 2, 3 Vice Presiclenl, GAA l, 2 Secrelary 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Nalional I-lonor Sociely 2, 3 Secrelaryg Aqraureans 21 Slaqe Crew 3, Science Club 31 Variely Show I, 2, 3, One-ACI Play 2. 27 DIANE ELAINE HANSON Spanish Club 2, 35 Ushers Club 2, 3, Office Help 2, 3, Tap Line 2, 31 Variely Sl1ow2, 3. PI-IILLIP GARY HANSON Radio Club 23 Chcrrrslry Club 2, Library Help I, 2, Foolball I, 2 Track I, GERALD THOMAS HAPKE Pioneer Hi-Y 35 Tennis I 35 Variely Show I, Class Treasurer Heefel' Jameg THOMAS HARRINGTON Soanish Club 3, lnduslrial Arrs Club 3, Au eAn Slalf 3, Foolboll I, 3, Hockey lg Baseball 3. GEORGE MICHEL HARRIS in Club I, 3, Trac 'RICHARD HAWK NANCY A, HEETER Library Club lg Ushers Club l, 2, Agraureans I, Pep Club I, 33 Lalin Club I, 23 Stage Crew 2, 31 German Club 2, 3, Sludenf Council I, 33 Dislricl Speech Conlesl I, Plav All-School lg Na- tional Honor Sociely42g AES Exchange Z3 Junior Achievement Sec- refary 25 Prom Commiilee 31 Lalin 'Club Treasurer I, 2, Sophomore Class Vice Presidenl I, JAMES V. HENRICKSON Library Club Ig Spollire Slalf 3, Siege Crew 3, Homecoming Pro- gram 3, Variely Show 3: Senior Class Day Program 3, Sludenl Council Represenlalive lq Baseball I. JILL CLAUDETTE HIRSCH CLASS I 958 RICHARD HURLBERT JOHN THOMAS HUTCHINSON Ushers Club 2, Vice Presldenl Sophomore Class I, Foolball I, 2, 3, Baskelball I, 2, Track I, 2. CHERYL RENEE JOHNSON Lafln Club l, Pep Club I, 3, Aqraurearls I, GAA I,,Malce-up 3, Program Commifree ol Class Play 3, CLASS I 958 Lallrl Club I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Llbrary I-lelp Ig Make-up Club I, 2, 3, Olflce I-lelp I, 3, Ushes CI b I 2 3 Ag an I 2' All-School Play I, Sfudenf Dlreclor 2, 3, Varlevy Show 2, Sluderlf Courlcll I, 2, Prom Committee 2, Pep Club Board 2, 3. Cllemlslry Club 2, Sophomore Parly Commlllee 2, Baseball I, 2, 3 .IUDITH HJULBERG Arr Club I, 2, Pep Club I, Plvolograblw Club 3. JOHN R. HOBART Spanlslw Club 2, 3, Clwemlslry Club 2, Band I, 2, Tennis I. KATHLEEN KAREN HOFFMAN Agraureans l, 2, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Ushers Club I, 3, Make-up Club I 3, Band I, 2, 3, Couricsy Commlflee 2, Varlefy Show 2, Sludenl Courvcll Alfernale 2, Sparwlsh Club Treasurer 2, Jurllor Prom Cornmlllee 2, Pep Club Class Represerulalive 2, I-lomecornlrvg AI- lermdarlf 3. TRUDY HOLLER SANDRA JEAN HOLT ' r u , , g raure S WILLIAM A. HOWARD denl' HI- C 2, 3. LUVURNE JOAN JOHNSON Clworus 2. MARY KATHRYN JOHNSON Pep Club I, 2, Library Help I, HI-C I, GAA I, Aqraurean Office Help 3, Sludenl' Councll 2. SHARON KAY JOHNSON Peo Club I, 3, GAA I, 3, HI C 3, Band I, Lzbrary Help 2. THOMAS PATRICK JOHNSON Lalin Club I, 2, 31 Chernisfry Club 2, Nafional Honor Soclely 2, 33 AureAn Slall 2, 35 Qulll X1 Scroll 3, Pep Club 37 Courlesy Corn' rnillee 3, Lalin Club Presldenl' I, 3, Nafional Honor Sociely Club Presldenf 3, Sludenl' Council I, 2, 3, Vice Presldenl' Senior Class 35 Junlor Planning Cornrnlllee 2, Foorball B Ig Baseball B IQ Baskelball Manager I, 2. J. TIMOTHY JOHNSON Lalin Club I, 2, 3, Clwemlslry Club 2, LeI'lerrnen's Club I, 2, 33 HI-Y 2, 3, Band lg Hockey I, 2, 3, Baseball B I, A 2g Hockey Caplain 3, Treasurer Clnernlslry Club 2, WAYNE E. JOHNSON German Club 2, Senior Class Publlclfy Comrnifree 3, CLASS GAYLE K. JOH NSON Pep Club Ig Llbrary Club I, 35 HI-C I, 2, 35 GAA I, 2, Vice Presl- KATHLEEN ARDYS JOHNSON Lalin Club I, 2, 33 GAA I. A, KENNETH EDWARD JOHNSON 1 Wayne Johnson' ' German Club Wrestling ROGER BRUCE KEMP 21 Chemislry Club 21 V JAMES R. KEYES Library Club 3. ROBERT KIEKENAPP JAMES KARTES R. JAMES KELLOGG CLASS I 958 CHARLES JUDGE LAWRENCE HENRY JUNGWIRTH Lalin Club I, 2, 31 Radio Club I, 2, 31 Siege Crew 2, 31 Pep Club 31 Courlesy Commiflee I1 Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 31 Sludenf Council 21 Baseball I, 2, 31 Presidenf Radio Club 31 Treasurer Nafional Honor Sociefy 3. MICHAEL D. JUSELL Speech Conlesf 2, 31 Senior Play 3. Radio Club l, 2, 31 Homecoming Dance Escorl 31 Foofball I, 31 I,2. GEORGE C. KELLY JR. Chernislry Club 31 Gym Usher 31 Audio Visual Club 31 Courfesy Commillee 3. ariefy Show I. ROBERT KLEVEN MARIAN ELEANOR KLIER Courlesy Cornrnillee 2, 3. SHERWOOD TERRANCE KNICK Larin Club I, 2, 33 Foorball I, 2, 3, Wresrling I, 2, 31 Base I, 2, 31 Sludenl Council 2, 3. DUANE P. KNUTSON JAMES DENNIS KRAMER Chernislry Club 21 Biology Club 3, Marching Band I, 2, 3, Swing Band 35 Courtesy Commillee 2. SIGQ . . 32 Vdflely Sho I, 2, g usic onfesf Ig Speech Confesf 2, Sludenl Council I, 2, 31 Homecoming Escorr 3, Sludeni Council Treasurer 3, Baseball I, 2, 3. DEXTER DONALD KOONS LAMOND V. KOPESKY e Crew I 2 ' W 3 Slale MI' C Chemislry Club 3, Physics Club 3, Wresfling 3. MARLYS ANN KRANS French Club I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 33 Ski Club I, 23 Aqraureans I, 2, 3, Debale Club I1 Library Club 2, Slage Crew 3, Office Help 31 Chernislry Club 3, AureAn 31 GAA I, Z, 31 All-School Play Ig Junior Play 2, Pep Club Secretary 3. CLASS OF I9 8 32 GARY .JOHN KRUEGER lnduslrial Arls Club 31 Chorus I. Jan'iesiKramer'f 'I 'I I' fi iiii I Marlys Krank' I Pep Club Ig Library Help I, 2, Biology Club 23 Spanish Club 2 3 MYRA LABO CHARLES A. LANDIS I-li-Y 3: German Club 2, 3: Spoflile 2, 3: Slage Crew 3: Home- coming Commilfee 3: One-Acl Play 2, 3: Junior Play 2: Co-Edi'lor- in-Chief Spollile 3: Track 2. BARBARA LANGSDORF Senior Banouel Commiflee 3. Myra Labo I I Charles Laridia BARBARA DORRINE LANGSETH Ushers Club I: 2: 3: Malcefup Club I, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: AureAn I: Pep Club'3: Band I, 2, 3: Ring Cornmillee 2: Junior Play 2: Sluclenf Council 3: Homecoming Queen 3: Senior Planning Commilfee 3: Spanish Club Vice Presidenl 2. JOANNE LANSER . Pep Club I: Make-up Club 2, DAWN .IOANNE LARSON Spanish Club I: 2, 3: Speech and Drama Club I: Pep Club I, 2: GAA I: Hi-C I: Slaqe Crew 3: Courlesy Commilfee 3. LINDA L. LARSON Make-up Club I: 2, 3: AureAns I: Pep Club I: 2: Slaqe Crew I: Courfesy Commilfee I, 2. RENEE ' LATTERELL Ushers Club I, 2, 3: Make-up Club I, 2: Library Club I: Lalin Club I, 2 Secrefary: Pep Club I, 2: Pep Club Board I, 2: Our Town I: Agraureans I: French Club 2, 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Junior Planning Cornmiflee 2: Homecoming Program 3. LINDA KAREN LEARN Arl Club 2: Coslume Commiflee for Senior Play. CLASS I 958 DANIEL T. LEDUC Junigr Ciassical League I, 2, 33 Courfesy Commiffee I. BARBARA RAE LEE Club I, 2, 35 GAA I, 2, 3, Ushers Club I, 2, 35 French CIub 2 3 A Cappelia Choir 2, 3: QuiII 81 ScroII 2, 33 Hi-C 2, 31 Spoflife Ediforg AureAn Editor 3, Band ISwing and Marchingj I, 2, 3 DOTTIE MAE LEE French CIub I. Dorkie.Mae. Lee . . . V, Eugene H. ,Lund Spanish Club DameI T LeDuc BRUCE F LINDGREN P oiography I 2 JOHN R. LINEBURG Band I, 2, 35 Radio CIub3 BARBARA JEAN LUND GAA I, 2. ning Committee 3 ' Bruce F. Lindgren ' EUGENE HAROLD LUND Radio Club I, 2, 33 Phofography CIub 2, 3, Siamp Club 2, 3, Audio Visual 2, 31 Spoiliie 3, Library 2, Cnemisfry Club 3. MARGARET ANN LUNDBERG Library 2, Junior Achievement 2. DENNIS C. LUNDEEN Foofbali I, GOII 2. CLASS OF I958 W Hz MARK R. MACK Slage Crew 3. PEGGY ELAINE MARBLE Lalin Club I7 GAA I, 2, 3, Pep Club Ig Ski Club I, 2. JAMES J. MARTIN Baslcelball I, 2, 33 Tennis lg Hi-Y 2, 35 Junior Planning Commiliee 2 AureAn 3, Spanish Club 3, President Pioneer I-li-Y 33 Sluden Council I, 2, 33 Presidenl, Sfudeni Council 3. ' -' MarkiMack I ' 1' KAREN KAY MASCHINO PAUL H. MATTISON Planning Commiffee 23 Slage Crew 3, Senior Play Commiffee 3. MARY ELIZABETH MAXSON Pep Club I, 2, 3, GAA I, 2, 33 Spanish Club I, 23. Variely Show Ig Physical Education Assislanl 2, Homecoming Cornmillee 3g Senior Class Play Usher 3. GARY KEITH MAYER Foolball Ig Baskelball Ig Baseball I, 2, 3g Variely Show Ig Home- coming 3. FRANK BODINE MCCONNELL Slamp Club 2, 3, Vice Presidenl. SANDRA JEAN MERRITT Pep Club Ig Courlesy Cornrnirlee I, 2, Library Help I, 2, Variely Show I, 2, Junior Play 21 Homecoming Program 21 Slage Crew 31 Senior Planning Commilree 3, Sfudenl Council 3, Office Help 3. CLASS I 958 ELAINE MILLER Spanish Club I, Siudeni Council I, 2, Social Comrnilfee I, 3, Couriesy Commiliee I, Junior Prom Commifiee 21 Pan American Day 2, Homecoming Comrnillee 2, 3, Homecoming Queen AI- Iendani 3. CRAIG MILLS MARILYN M. MITCHELL Laiin Club I, 23 Pep Club IQ Naiional Honor Sociely 2, 3g Physical Educaiion Assislanlr 2, Junior and Senior Prom Commillee 2 Chairman, 3 Chairman, Homecoming Commiliee 35 Homecoming Queen Airendanr 33 Usher, Senior Class Play 3. JOAN CLAIRE MOORE GAA I, Z, 31 French Club 2, 3, Usher Senior GARY E, MOREHOUSE SHARON I. MUCKELBERG German Club 25 Marching Band 3. Class Play 3. 31 Ushers Club 3. MARIETTA MURPHY .Ioan Claire' Moore Spanish Club I, 33 Pep Club Ig GAA I, 2, 3, Nurses' Helo 3. PATRICIA ANN MYERS Spanish Club I, 2, 33 GAA I, 21 Pep Club I, 2, Treasurer, Spoilife Slafi Z, 3f Band 2, 3, Pan American Day 23 Chorus 31 Siage Crew DIANNE M. NELSON Office Help.2, 3, Sfage Crew 3, Homecoming Commirlee 3. CLASS OF . I98 CLASS I OF AIAI I958 Gary NeIson GARY NELSON RICHARD ARTHUR NELSON ROLAND EMANUEL NELSON FooIbaII I, Hockey Ig Track I, Sfage Crew 3. KATHLEEN ANN OLSON Spanish CIub I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, 33 Office I-IeIp 2, 31 GAA I, 1 Pan American Day 2, Aqraureans I. RoIand E. Neigon Kathleen Ann Olson RoIand ROLAND ERIC OLSON Lafin CIub Ig SpanIsh CIub 2, 3, I-II-Y 2, 35 AureAn SI'afI 3. E. Robert Osterman I f , I A J , fi '- If? , ,IV lzy l , .' I I 525 1 '- I I he . ,Af.VV:: ' f I - f::, -2 2 ' ' 5 agiig 5 Ronald Oxborough Beffe Ann Page E. ROBERT OSTERMAN Lana Lucile LANA LUCILLE OTTESON Chorus 2, 3, Liffle Choir Ig GAA Ig Pep Club I, 2, 33 Make-up Club I, Z, 3, Ushers Club I, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3. RONALD OXBOROUGH BETTE ANN PAGE Pep Club I, 2, 3, GAA Ig Hi-C lg Speech and Drama Club 23 Cheerheader 2, 33 Make-up CIub 35 Homecoming Queen Candidate 3. 37 Ron Pederson Don Perusse Hi-C I, Pep Clu Darlene Peterson JOANNE L. QUALLEY GAA I, Library Club I, Pep Club I, 2, Secrefary 3, Band I, Secre- Iary 2, Treasurer 3, Swing Band I, German Band 3, Chorus 2, 3, Ushers Club I, 2, 3, German Club Presidenl' 2, Vice Presidenl 3, Make-up Club I, 2, 3, Hi-C I, 2, 3, Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3, Speech Confesf 2, 3, Our Town I, Variely Show I, Biology Club 2, Quill X1 Scroll 2, 3, Homecoming Commillee 3, Senior Planning Commilree 3, Slage Crew 3, AureAn Edilor 3. WILLIAM QUICK Band I, 2, 3. JAMES QUINN Wreslling 2, 3, Spollife Edilor. DE ANN LEA PETERSON Band I, 2, 3 Presidenl, Foolball I, 2, 3, Track I, Swing Band 2. RONALD DWIGHT PEDERSEN Audio-Visual Club I, Leifermerfs Club 2, 3, AureAn Slaff 3, Fool- ball I, 2, 3, Baskerball I, 2, 3, Track I, DONALD LEE PERUSSE Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Band I, 2, Foorball I, Pan American Day I, 2, Siudenl Council 2, 3, Narional Honor Sociely 2, 3 Vice Presideni, Planning Commillee 2, 3, Homecoming Commillee 2, 3, AureAn 2, 3, Courlesy Comrniffee 3, AureAn Edilor 3, Quill 81 Scroll 2, 3. DARLENE M, PETERSON Pep Club I, 2, GAA 2, 3 Vice Presidenr, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Ushers Club 2, 3, Physical Educalion Assisranl 2, Quill 81 Scroll 2, 3, AureAn 3, Edilors 3. MARY E. PETERSON ' rau ' G ' Oli H DANNY RAY PREBLE DeAnn Peterson , CLASS I 958 38 Jo Qualiey Peierson M Dang .Preble if . . H WPI' 3' Lfigm M L.. s. Bill Quick Jim Quinn f I 5' .su ADAIR RAAEN Pep Club I1 GAA I, 2, 3: Hi-C I, 2, 35 Lalin Club lg Chorus 2. KENNETH RAHR Baseball Ig One-ACI Play I, 23 Agraureans Ig Ring Commiliee 21 Boys' Slaie Zq Junior Play 23 Senior Class Play 37 Siudeni Council 3. KENNETH REDDICK Couriesy Cornmillee 21 Speech Conlesi 23 Nominaling Cornnnillee 21 Pan American Day 2, 3g Spanish Club 3 Vice President Class Day Cornrillee 31 Social Cornmillee 3g Sludenl Council 3. I Ken Reddick Gary Richey I Russ Roihei STEWART WI N.STON REYNOLDS GARY JAMES RICHEY Football Ig Baskefball Ig Baseball I, 2, 3. RUSSELL DALE ROTHE Variely Show 2, 31 Prinling Club 3. Adair Raaen Ken Rahr Stu Reyholols ROMAN ROWAN Band I, 2g Spollire 25 Slage Crew 33 Radio Club 3. JOAN V. RUSTAD Pep Club I, 2, 31 Agraureans lg Make-up Club I, 2, 33 Chorus Ig GAA I, 21 Junior Play Cornrniffee 2: Spoflile 3g Homecoming Program 3g Couriesy Cornrniilee 31 Class Day Commiliee 3. BETTY ANN RUTH Pep Club Ig Ring Committee 2: Courlesy Cornrniflee 3. Roman Rowan I Joan Rusrad I CLASS I958 WESLEY DEE SACK Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Play Cornrniffee I, I-li-Y 2, 3, Track I, 2, Baskefball I, 2, 3. SANDRA L. SANDERS Lafin Club l, Chorus l, Courfesy Comrniffee l, GAA I, French Club 2, 3, Variefy Show 3, Spoflife 3. DEL DAVID SARFF GORDON P. SAVOIE Lafin Club I, 2, 3. LUCILLE SCATTARELLI Pep Club l, Show Crew 3, DYANN MAE SCHAPER German Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3, AureAn Sfaff 3, Chorus 2, 3, Nurses' Office 3. JEAN SCHLEETER Office Help I, Ushers Club 3, Courfesy Club 3, Banquef Com- miffee 3. JOAN SCHLEETER Agraureans I, Office Help 2, 3, Speech Conlesf 2, 3, Variefy Show 2, 3, One-Acf Plays 2, 3, Courfesy Commifjee 3, Library 3, Spoflife 3, Make-up Club 3, Ushers Club 3, Sfage Crew 3, Senior Play 3, Homecoming Comrniffee 3, Hi-C 3, Banquef Commiffee 3, geniorllglass Day Comrniffee 3, Senior Ball Comrniffee 3, Sfudenf OUHCI . CLASS I 9' 8 GERALDINE SCHAEFER 2, Make-up Club 2, Physical Educafion Help 2, Variefy Savoie Joan Schleefer CLASS I9 8 Sue Schreiber Rlchard D Schubbe ROBERT WESLEY SCHMIDT eball , 23 I-I-Y 2, 3 Secrelaryy Homecoming Program 3. SUSAN SCREIBER in Club I, , 3 ' Jb l, 2, 33 Pep Club I, 2, 33 Speech Conlesf 2, Student Council 2, 3 Alfernaleg Exchange Edifor for Spoflil- 3' Make-up Club 3: AureAn Stal? 3. RICHARD D. SCHUBBE in Club I, , g udenf Council l, 2, 3, Foolball I, 2, 3, .elball I, 2, g , 2, 3, Varle-Iy Show lg Class Presidenl I. DYANNE SCHULTE e up Club I u 2 3 GAA I 2 Agraure Pep Club I Office I-Ielp I 2 Plannlnq Commlflee I Cour es Comrnnlfee 3 Chemlsfry Club 3 BETTY LEIGH SCHUVEILLER Club I ely Show I u C Nomrnahng Commlffee I 2 Class Planning Commmflee 2 3 I-lomecomlng Allendanl 3 Taoalres 2 3 Sludenl Councnl 3 JACK DONALD SEEL F ofball I Hockev I Wre +I: g I Pan America Day 2 Spanish Club 2 3 Secrelary Flre and Ice Dance Comrnnlfee 3 NANCY LEE SHERMAN DUANE DAVID SIMONSON Lalin Club I, 2, 3, Track I, Baslcelball I, 2, 3, Variely Show 2, 3. ELLEN SJOBERG Pep Club I, 2, 3, Agraureans Ig Hi-C I, GAA Ig German Club 2 3, Make-up Club 2, 31 Biology 25 Ushers Club 2, Spollile Slaff 2, 3. - Amanda Sorensen ' - James Siarkehf CLASS I 958 I KAY MARGO SLETKOLEN Pep Club Ig GAA I. I BONNY LOUISE SMITH Audio-Visual I, 2, 33 Choir I, 2, Library Help I: Arl Club Ig Pep Club Ig Variely Show I, 33 Pan American Day 2, 3, Hi-C 33 Office Help 3, Spanish Club 3: Ushers Club 3, GAA 3. JAMES A. SMITH GARY ARTHUR SMITH German Club I, 35 Chernislry CI b 3' C I C H 3' C Play Ticker Comrniflee 3. U our ESV Omml ee l lass MICHAEL SMITH Hockey I, 2, 3. MARY JO SNOWDEN Chorus 2, 3. KAREN M SONDRALL raureans I Pep Club I b 3 Library I Make up Club 3 Homecoming Commillee 3 AMANDA SORENSEN GAA Ig Band I, 2, 3 Secrelaryg Band Sfale and Dislricl' Conlesf I , 3 b ' :M - ' Variely Show I' German Club 2 Secrefary' H'-C 2, 3' Chorus 33 Annual Staff 3, Arf Club 3, Sludenl Council 31 Qu'lI 81 Scroll 35 AureAn Edilor 3. JAMES STARKEY Lalin Club Ig Baseball Ig Chemislry Club 2. Karen CLASS I9 8 Darlene, Faye Sieenerson KAREN RAE STAUFFACHER Spanish Club I, 2, 31 Pep CIub I, 2, 3q Taoahes I, 2, 3g Aqraure Varlefy Show I, 2, 3g GAA 21 Paw Am can Day I, 2, 3: CIass R?nq Commiff-ee 21 Couffefy Cornfwwwee Homecoming Af+ervdanI 3, ROBERT STIXRUD GAIL ARIDITH STOCKHAUS Chorus I, 21 Courfesy Comrniffee Z3 JunIor Play 25 One-ACI PIay 2g Pep Club 31 Makeup 3. FRED OLIVER STREETER Wresfling I, 2, 3. JIM D. STEBBINS EooIbaII Ip I-Iockex, ly Stage Crew 3. -5 'I-f DARLENE FAYE STEENERSON MARY ELLEN STEPANCHAK Office Help I, Z. SHARON KATHERINE STEPKA Efemch CIub I 2, 31 Tapline 2, 3g Varfeiv Show 2, 3, RAYMON D STIDGER , MgRober1 Stixrudy BFI JACK D. SVOBODA LOIS JEANNE SWANSON Llbrary Club lg Frencn Club 1, Z, 37 Pep Club lg Hi-C lg G 3g Senior Play Tlckel Cornfrfllee 3. MARYNELL TAM lub 23 T C,ub 2, 35 Radio Club 2, 3g Courlesy Ccrnmllle Office Help 2, 3g Oulll 81 Scroll Z, 3: Blology Club 35 Pnologra KATHLEEN THOMAS NANCY JANE THOMPSON Llbrary Help lqSpanlsl1 Club 2g Office Help 2. WILLIAM HENRY THOMPSON Tenn's lg Baskelball Ig Hl-C 2, 3 Treasurer AA Lalin Club l, 2, 3g Clwolr lp Pep Club l, 31 GAA l, 2, 3g Make-up C Ar l e 2 pnv Club 3: Hl-C 37 Annual Sfall 33 Sfaqe Crew 35 AureAn Edllor 3, JOHN V. STREETER CLASS OF l958 Courlesy Connmlrree lg Prlnllng Club I, 2, 35 Slaqe Crew lnduslrial Arls Club 35 Spolllle Slalf 3q Homecoming Cornmillee 3 BONNIE RAE STUBER Llbrary Help l, 3. JAMES ALLEN SUELTER CLASS I958 I ,Gafysgflee lrlvwnsgrnd Martin Leroy Tracy JUDY TILLMANS GARY LEE TOWNSEND Band I, 2, 3, Library I, Z, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, 3. MARTIN LEROY TRACY ernale Sfudenf Council 3, Baseball 31 Indusfrial Arfs Club 3. NORMA TRAGETHON French Club I, GAA I, 2, 33 Annual Slalf 3. DAVID E. TRAPP Lalin Club I, 25 Chorus I, 2, 31 Varlefy Show I, 2, 31 Pan American I' Day I, 23 Sfudenr Council I, 2, 3, Track lg Norninafing Cornmilfee 2, Planning Con1miIIee3, Class Treasurer 2. LEI LONNIE LEE TURNER Pep Club lg German Club 2, 3g Arr Club 3, Make-up Club 3. THOMAS ARTHUR VAN ORNUM Library Hep 3. .IAYNE CAROL VOGLAND Chorus 3, Courlesy Cornmillee 3. HELEN VOLOVKA Chorus I, 2, 3. Thomas Arthur VanOmum 45 .IUDITH LORENE VOLKMEIER Pep Club I, Makeup Club 2, 3. MICHAEL DANTON WAGGONER French Club I, Variefy Snow I, 2, 3, Band I, Z, 3, Pan Arnerlcan Day I, 2, Swing Band 2, Plannlng Cornmllree 2. .fi DORIE LOU WAGNER JANICE MARIE WAGNER Lafln Club I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, Z, GAA I, 2, 3. MARY MARGARET WALLSTEDT I-IIC I, 2 Secrerary, 3 Presrdenf, Band lMarchnng and Concerfj I 2, 3, German Club 2, Vice Presldenf 3. KATHLEEN WARD Lalrn Club I, Pep Club I, 2, 3, GAA I, I-IIfC I, Bwology Club 2, Makeup Club 3, Spcrllle SI'aII'3. Dorie Lou Wagner ROBERT G. WARREN Baskefball 2. PHYLLIS KAY WATSON GAA I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, Agraureans I, LaTI Make-up Club 3, Annual Siaff 3. LEE B. WHITED N French Club I, 2. Mary Margaret Wallsfedi I Ka1hIeen Ward I Robert G. Warren Phyllis Kay Watson 1 I-96 B' Whifed ' I Lafin Club I, 2, 3, Chernlsrry Club 2, 3, Junlor Achievemen n Club I, I-II-C 2 3 CLASS I 958 I2 CLASS I 958 JEAN A. WHITESELL Sophomore Parly lg GAA lg HIVC I, 2, 3, German Club I, Pep Club lg Spollile Slaff 2, Announcements 31 Ar? Club 3. DOROTHY WHITESIDE Pep Club I, 3, Lalln Club I, 25 Chemlslr Biology Club 2, Make-up Club 3, Spollile 3. RICHARD STANLEY WILLS Chorus I. Ush I' Pan Am y Club 3, off, , , KATHLEEN ALICE WILSON ers Club I, 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Arr Club I, Mixed Chorus erican Day l, 2, 3, Variely Show 2, 35 Library Help I, ollie ' ' Cro ' L'lTle Choir 2' Cour 2, Sp I 2, 3, Ouill 8: S Il 2, 3, i , Iesy Commirree 3, Chemisfry Club 3, Edilor Spoflile 33 AureAn 3. VIRGINIA MAE WOODWARD Club I, 2, 31 Band I, 2, 33 Cheerleader 2, German Club 2, 3, Pep Siege Club 3. Ba PAULA JEAN ZAHRT nd I, 2, 33 Choir 2, 3, Pep Club 3, GAA I, 2, 3, Chemislry Club 2, Make-up Club 3, Ushers Club 2, 3. Nor pictured ROBERT FLEGEL DONALD FOWLER STEPHEN FRISH DAVID GLOVER ALAN MONTEN 'Ibn lll Judy Frank Wh V Tillman McConnell Kaihy Eugene SPQRT Hoffman Lund Marilyn Jim FlGURE Mitchell Kellogg BEST Bfffb Bob LOOKING langsefh Schmid, MOST Jo Mike TALENTED Qualley Waggener M057 Arlene Mike TALKATIVE Anderson Jussel BEST Bene Jerry DlSPOSlTlON Page Hapke BEST Elaine -lm? ALL AROUND ' Miller Maffm Mosr LIKELY Nancy Tom TO SUCCEED Heefer Johnson allof Brian Pai WITTIEST Carlson MVGFS Kafen Dave BEST Andefson Trapp DANCER Jack Judy B ST Seel Brehm DRESSED Fame Dick Siaron MOST fe' Enga Alevizos ATHLETIC Bm Renee PRETTIEST HOWBFCJ Laweral EYES Dick Lois PRETTIEST Hawk Barrowclough HAIR Duane Sandy BIGGEST Simonson Holt FLIRT Lamormd Beffy FRTENDLIEST Kopesky Schuveiller Don Jqn DONE MOST Perusse Anderson FOR THE SCHOOL ,- 59' W, THE CLASS QE I958. The sfars our goal, God our lighf, Today we follow, Tomorrow we lead. As our Senior year draws To a close, leT us remember some of The experiences we have shared TogeTher. Junior high, when we TirsT began To change classes. l-low big, cold, and overwhelming everyThing looked. Only Three minuTes To Tind The nexT room Cover in The oTher wingj, geT seaTed and ready To begin. When we had rnasTered This Technique, They helped us To sTarT Thinking Tor ourselves, To Think in Terms of a goal, one which was aTTainable Through eTTorT and hard work. We choose our own subjecTs in ninTh grade: a milesTone. EnTering high school, mixing wiTh oTher sTudenTs, and learning The rules of socieTy. Valuable Training Tor The TuTure. Each experience adding To our characTer and growTh wiTh our TirsT big goal, graduaTion. DissecTing Trogs in biology, Trying To Type ThirTy words a minuTe, almosT blowing up The chemisTry lab, sTruggling Through Term Themes, learning ThaT hisTory. Yes we will advance. Today we learn, Tomorrow we lead. In medicine, engineering, Teaching, nursing, and many oTher Tields. The mosT imporTanT lesson we learned, however, and one which will never change no maTTer where or whaT we are, is summed up in our class moTTo: To be, raTher Than To seem. IT will always be True: sinceriTy insTead oT lies, humiliTy raTher Than snobbishness, and acTing yourself insTead of puTTing up a TronT. Those are The lessons we have learned, may They never be TorgoTTen, Tor Then our ambiTions will be Tulfilled and our lives compleTe. CLASS FLOWER: Iris MOTTO: To be, raTher Than To seem. CLASS COLOR: Delph blue ..- U DERCLASSME Qi 3 ETX1 'T 'E , F at 3 X: L., Xt, fig,- -:. '- - '11 -k 'fl 5 X ic. . ' -r ' -L-L -X --Y.. Q- N M X' T ' 1 -Y IJ N A1 M .FE Q? ' '?1' g ' E5 'L , xwybx --17 , W .4 AX ' 'T m--x' -N-ggi-P SN - 'P E N X .. Q .A 9 tvs, A if X 'EN ax . 2' X5- X ' u kwa N: 'N K ' N Q QP X ' 'B uf 'Ex I ' Ni N' 1 Rs - X - ,N -5443, XF' ua Rx fxxlf kg c,2iig,1 ,Q ,Q L 6 I xc T2 J.. x ' Sf YQ , Q ii S 3, 5 I JS:- XE' .r S THE CLASS OF l959 Talking Things over are The junior class officers: Sue Anderson, secreTaryg Jim Raymond, president John McKisson, Treasurer, and Eileen Woodmark, vice presi- denT. The junior class began acTiviTies early in The year by sponsoring a sock hop aTTer a fooTball game and Then Taking over concessions aT Two of The RHS home games. Money raised by,These projecTs go Toward The Junior Prom, The highlighT of The junior year held each spring, and The acTiviTies which This Class will have as seniors. Juniors hard at work in class. CLASS OF '59 E af' . se My ' J My ,., I .3 if ' N 3 Aira Q 2 ' ,. W dawg' 1? fi ' K Y ' M f Kay Aldrich Lee Aldridge Bruce Anderson Carol Anderson Joan Barnes Edward Belkengren Ann Benson Gary Benson , is -.-- .X In , 2-': f S f f sam - '- I rj we Walter Brehm Dorothy Brening Thomas Burniece 4? Robert Burge H , .. 7521? 7,9 h, at K. 1 , it .- i Q24 f' 1. i, 1 ,Eg ., Bfwi wywg iy 'S Y on .14 'G . an a B - , ffzstwwie Ai' , f, -.. A vt as ALJ' ,W it ,,., , . . yr... it , i ,,.. his 1 . . ma, 4 ak W , 212' J : ,l Dale Anderson James Anderson Judith Anderson Sheila Anderson Susan Anderson Dianne Ashcroft Faith Aubrecht Carol Babelcuhl if w 2 V V . i..', ,.. .J ,Q , . W if , f' 1' '.: fs., ' , 2 j i.4t'x?-5 X fi ' 5 XL , Q 31 2, 4 aka 53' 3, Q3 1 fx vi, L an Q an K Q H Gretchen Bergman Judy Bergstrom Robert Blair Peggy Bleichner Douglas Blethen Roger Boeser Judith Borst Robert Boutin Ma-'M r Vl- 5, LV I ' uttr , 5 JI' .,,, ,, . , . f , M, lg? L 9 it m y 1-. V e 5 ra 4 l K f,,,-. ., 5 f W V, A s, I , , y A J lf V ..' X, 1 A 3, ,ix , , as Fw 1 6 , l CLASS OF '59 Dale Bystedt David Campbell Dennis Cantwell Philip Carlberg Wayne Carlsen Douglas Carlson James Carlson LeRoy Carlson ww ,SF 13' Carol Croft Harry Cummings Thomas Cummins Patricia Dehnel Shirley Dopking Kalhleen Doucef David Dryg Charles Dunham K ' X ig , V ls ' , ' 37 ggi . , , . - Q' ,. , I- , 'Ii 5. VV.A 5 L -,-: - if by ,rf k ,X ,- gl i .5 , ,MQ .L V f 'lllli . iii iii , i , ,,'li , . ,C -, H 2 JL . xg! W 4. Sx M ? X . W HKZJK f.:,. ,. .. ' . Vesfa Carlston Joyce Carlfon Sharon Casey Nancy Casfner David Caufman Margaret Chapman Barbara Chrislianson Earl Chrisfianson Dianne Collapy Carol Colson Suzanne Cooke Richard Couillard 535 li f C, , ing A ,, Elly' f 4 gi l fi in 'Q : i ,R K V .ML 55, Z S: is.. J is aya CLASS OF '59 Tax: . K iii:-'rv-f ' . 1 5 ,s X Sev- f Nw M , Q... fs? ' R. ., ,Y gQ,:,h Q we -5 , at :-- W aww i t fi l lrrf E ,J 'fi CD52 lu I -,, A,. ' 7 '- , YP c JJrJ 1Y .r J J an 2 1, Jir Bonnie Erickson Bruce Erickson Janet Evanson Joan Evanson William Exberger Patty Farrell Robert Findlay Carole Finholdt Frederick Fisher Bette Foltz Richard Forberg Carol Fosland i , .,ri. . .-- 1 ww, M? ii E E iz-ri -i NE Judith Dunham James Duning David Ecklund Richard Eggan Sharon Ekegren Jerry Elias Robert Eliason Kathy Ellenson ,,k, C., . A Vkaz ' A it - .75 .,,,., V ,V Z I ra 4. -- - in J. W- , .,-. , I iz . QD: ' lf, i 1 fr - it iw vw at as k A i 4 Kirk Fox Donald Franciscus Gerald Funk Joan Galagan Judith Gaustad Glen Gauvin Colleen Getty Connie Getty CLASS OF ' 9 Ralph Gilbertsen Yvonne Gilyard Verna Glasser Gary Gobel Ji Q Rims X W 5, 3:2 'rife f f f Q L is E 2, l i if xi S Xjxlx xxx fi . f K l fill. Q James Harris Dennis Harvey Wesley Hailesfad Donna Heasion . 'r sir ff L ,ig 4- , Sharon Hodek Kennard Hofferi Pamela Holler John Holley . sz .ii 15333 in .- 1, -,,m-:-.- -in . A .,V,:,.,,.. l vi' 35 gi i We 4 is , 1 . Jgtfi' s.,.:, . ..r ' ,uffmf Lt, gy , W fm ,L as g g 4 if 8 as T via Z K le N f ,Q fx fi ag, 4 H f S+ li K 6-Akai S fl, '-Sia n? 1ea C. Robert Grest Curtis Grindahl Charleen Haney Jo-Ann Harmon ., ALL 8 is K 'N 3 ,. f rs V- '1 1y'2PY il K f :tr - -. 'ir fs. , ,..,.4,... f, 1 me -I A ,, W, ,. W , N.,: , E.: Q i f i -ii. Q is f - gl. , S404 a t J 'f 52 sll ar J Carole Heber Carolyn Hegge Elaine Hendrickson Pairicia Hengen si, , y Vbl , , hgp ff af ,R Ei xi f af S' i mltfx H - ' ii ! . 4f7.f?X-Q, kg-is , 3' . f 6: ,M ' .:. ,, 1 ,- W Janice Gordon William Gorman Nancy Gravati Gerald Gray if my ,,.., L sae sr J. Jay Henninger George Harnandez Janice Hines Dianne Hiiiner HQ' f ff' 1 ,ff i .J Q H fm A . cf M We YV James Holmquist Douglas Houdek Janice Hubred Elise Iverson .,. , Charles Jacobson -5 ,Q Margaret Joelson X Barbara Johnson aa -ffl , Cynthia Johnson I iii U V 4 CLASS OF '59 lan. We . 1,- . -Y. ' u J 5 K i f 5 Dennis Johnson Gerald Johnson Randy Johnson Richard Johnson ,ill ar 3? Robert Johnson Ronald Johnson Shirley Johnson Virginia Johnson Phillip Jones Robert Jorgensen Judith Joslyn 'W' Nancy Joubert K , mr ft' 'T QL ,gg 1 E Gary Keeley it tr I , Penny Kerr yy Dale Kieselhorst ii 3 Sandra Kiessling J M' W' is ka SSW William Kilian Leona Klein James Kock Elizabeth Kramer il 2 5 1 9 57 CLASS or ' 9 Janice Kruchoski Frank Kuntz David Lanser Lucille Larson Susan Larson Thomas Laws Kermit Lee Marlene Leslie Larry Levvis Jane Lindskoog Brian Loughrey Karol Lovo Barbara Lund Karen Lund Gary Lundberg Beverly Lyclen ag, .- E., ., lc i ig . J ' of Z1 . ., K ws, 5 . ,V - f. ,f- JM fx it 4, A 5 ss' - 1 k-', 2 Lsis 'f' P' L f , .-f f .. 1' , ,am i.,i 2 ' Q, f f9fi?3lfk25Y5.'C: . A i K i , axiEbZn1j.:'1h1':a gs ' :aft 711 - ami- V -' ,yan n' 'MV' 'J' ffl Z iff' 'S L- L U A i N. dl,3I2?1:2-:si aggftfzitfizagx- 3 ' W J 1503 1 sf I ' 17,, 5. ' 312. if-V f:::fi117.QE?5? Y ' ,zeiemsizamgg -21, fm , ofa is .,.,, will i'lr feist y . K , 7V,ii,,.i ix' wk W A ,V M M mr Y'-maj? :sz F Qi 1 yi., I - H ,, . . Wi, , ' V f L. E mi c ,..l'- ,. fg,,1,y' Sfiigt f, .. , , A ' N -rx Yi f -'1 . 'ii A ,A 1 3. 5 ,m a If 4' fi Aa' az, , I .:-'f wt gy, - We . l'ih . K ,,, ,, x 's ffl' ,' U ' ' 'r 55? ' 5 . di : ., 51: , 22 .z,, - 44,15 . . .m1t.g,t, , 4 5 LS? if M fre new , fha! '. ggtr 1-1 rw . h W VL,.. L -fffifrf ff? , h' . .F f tw X '? GY ' i g nw .1 gm lar Ft X: xx i Ma 6 'iv we-. L rg JZ. . , -1 ,ff-I ' J -1. -K 'I ei K ,, , f tv' Z:,.,:A.,. A M L yiiu i J Anita Mach Bruce Mahon Larilynn Malinski David Malzahn Dean Malzahn Charlotte Mark Susan Martin David Mattson Grant Mattson Janice Mattson Barbara Matula Judith May . nh I if f - - . -far t' -f ' tm., + q ,l.' F ..,L X H. . f rv 4 i c . U 3 A A 2 Q1 iw -si as 2 S 3 Text Xi i Q 2 5, 2 L.-f2i1,:-at-,-Z el L 'XFf2f5fs?s1.s,: Si! J Q 3 .1 , . K 4:---... f 1 '72 My S. t J, , mm 'L wh J f if f ,. if ? fwiifi. , ,, ,. .Vi or . Q! il Www ..: ,- gay? Ml-ai? gp -3 1 f Y 4 l A,., , i , 1 'sf 4 3 , i 'rl 5 r- -v 'ia Q ga? Ss S ,f,aw1f- 1,,s,w,-f,,-, 1 ,..,,.,.., l iac1s,1Q1,f1 . f Darrell Nelson Daryl Nelson David Nelson Janel Nelson E is 'lv ' fx K. mg LW' I' f A 'QC' Si QS Y E 5 V,.L i , X, ,. .J Agzl T 7 ,aja x ' SQ ' J - i ' i A 1 2? ia?+5ii:iT- . .5-.Wei ff 2 'E as s Q if L: .. J? 5 me H H - ,..,, vu I l ,,' Lf, ' E? lf CLASS CF Sharon May Michael McCarThy Karen McKay Carole McKenzie John Mcliisson Pamela Meacl William Melberg Michael Miller Norman Miller Sally Milby Marion Monson Paul Monson James Moore Joanne Morrison Annie Muniz Roger Myklebusi .gp-ff' ' 9 is J Karen Nelson . iw ' af Michael Nelson 5 ii My 55 John Neumann slam, 1 . ,...i Barbara Newcomb J Eg ,A N N 'A H I ? F. I is M ,gf n , is . ' y ' , Maurine Nichols Jeffrey Nooleen Li . J y y wi l y , i lffq-ni? 542' Michael Noonan 4, i ' 2 'z' v-V -' V1 , QQ ful-v, 'M ff Kay Nofbefg L .xr iiiilff ff V 23222 - . , .,,, Q , that 3 5 wa ,Ji 2? fi N. , Linda Parmelee Michael Patterson Marlis Pederson Carol Peterson Diane Peterson Joyce Peterson Karen Peterson Keith Peterson Sandra Peterson Thomas Plaisance Dennis Porter CLASS OF '59 Nancy Norrbohrn Sharon Norris Dennis O'Connor Darrel Olson Judith Olson Priscilla Olson Sherrlyn Ostlund Patricia Pangilo G Roland Prelole 22 52 .1 H if i N,-f John Priglmeier Peter Prindle Sharon Profant Susan Ouanbeck Susan Quinn James Radtke Mary Raetz Rodger Rasmussen T :' w ,. ..kk, A is-ff T' 'H 1. uukuv t-I L r it M r' W fl ' 4 s it i 'ir . CLASS OF '59 James Raymond Sandra Redifer Carol Rengel Paul Reuteler Charlotte Reynolds Ann Richardson Richard Riddle Marguerite Ripley Janette Saxton Lottilee St. Martin Kathleen Schaefer Tim Schafer Virginia Schindler Rosemary Schleit Joseph Schmidt Mary Schnorr 55 Harry Roberts Miriam Roggenbuck Genell Rogness Craig Roney Douglas Roszell Donna Rothe Gayle Ruttenach William Rumpel Janice Samuelson Sandra Sandin Sandra Saunders Marilyn Savoie 1 S E S l its I F: q, .si . l - 'f 'LK-' A lf J GKV- , 9 ,,, J Schroeder ' I il it Ronald Schulte as K , J J gy 5 1 2 ,,-? m,., 5 A ' Z , Ardeth Schulz .. .. ci M J 3 3, . My 'mu so qi. K. ,, S 1. V fi . ,ci tn A M, K . 'i i -fr.. - lg J- Dale Schwie S Sig A S tw fr ., H Q K Ni 'QM f f V' VA li Pat Seamans James Secor Patricia Sindt Beverly Smith S ' , 5 it it ww iw ,sf his li Q 'N .ii-1 Q , ..--, .1 .. Richard Swanson Roland Swanson Susan Swanson Thomas Swanson WZ, We I Wai,-iiri f feta Martha Soeder Keith Sondrall Judith Sorensen Judy Sorenson 3 9 . .f . TM, nf, ,lf 4rtr'i J A , ,,.., 7: s 'J 4, Q J it is y L. me f gf Sandra Storm Connye Strandmark Karen Studlein Marx Swanholm fx , , , ev 'gn'-1' Karen Spinlc Darrell Stanlco Joyce Stardig Robert Stone at t T Q . - : t: ' JJJJJJ Hs ,..., fig Q ns' Mn ' 2 taxa. . cf- 6 ,I ,Q 333 W' W gg 9411- '5 7 'Gal -, 'L ' 1 E uv .2 .F ,, , is W X 'gsm , ' ' . 5' gl i ft 'A in ' if !'r-i i' 3 3 .. Sally Swenson Kathleen Sykora George Szalranski Donald Szepanski 4 M f I -e , Q Q .f ,fav-'I : -' H ., i gg A it X Y P' 1 A it 1 -S ' Q- a :N 'qv 5 we 1 Qi N w 5' Nba 6 X , 3.3-1--3, R 1. get y yr, ,X SW fi -Q sw .Qi W W 1 CLASS OF '59 Robert Tanner Kaye Taylor Kathleen Ternes Carol Thelen is gf zf wiisew g. ,G , l ,desk Aww l t Theodore Trapp Joan Velander Eddie Volsted Richard Walters ' ft! ' ' ' su: f- ,w W rg' ,,S 1w-P . ,IL f I ,is i '- K' is wwe 2 Qi ., -..-l .T hav A, : I : :.. K ' w?T?-Q : if J is as ' x I' 5 af f 2 Q5 1-Li W 56 . 'fa 3-A in in Q 4 . v Hb. s T z QQ? 5 -L1 f 5 5 ffwtgrave wiv r Ywl'f flirt Robert Wheeler Bettie Wickum Bonnie Wickurn Carol Wright xl. 2 Vg 1 ' R 'WW 5 l 5 5- 7 X 7 Elia' ' T Qet, J, J 'iit A Qnfgixxa, 25, -A 'V 1, ' - . , .gif X T ..,, 4, Jean Thelen if W Jacqueline Thompson Kay Thompson Judith Thoreson .QFF Glenn Thysell Hayden Tischer Thomas Toler Lee Trapp Sandra Warren Valerie Warren Robert Wells Paul Welshans R 4, 1 A ' Y T a Philip Wendort Cheryl Wendt Carla Wessel Judy Westerberg 'Maw E' fps V A ,Wig 'WV' I 'Si if A wg? 1 U. ,L Xa Nor Pictured Darrel Ahlsirom Greg Blomberg Marlys Boline Sandra Brown Robert Burrows Janet Cordell Pairick Crosby Judith Elias Mary Garvey Sieven Haighi Michael Hines Rein Kass Lawrence Kuefler Gary Markham Larry Pfleider Lavverence Schander Thomas Sichler Michael Siverling Susan Stromvvell Mary Tuggle Gary Vinge Harry Vinge CLASS OF 59 Ray Wilfong Diana Wilton Sally Winkler Donalee Witz David Wood Carole Woodfill Eileen Woodmark Judy Woyfych Rodge Woskie Gerald Yeizer James Yetzer Michael Yorks Kay Zappia James Ziska Sharon Zocheri IN MEMQRIAM ROLAND PREBLE 1941 - 1957 . . . and alfhough his life has ended, his memory has left us full consolation. THE CLASS OF I96O Sophomore class officers leT go a barrage, of snow and geT class activities off To a good sfarf. PicTured from lefT To righf are Randy Schmidf, Treasurerg Janef Lundquisf, secrefaryg Denny Johnson, president and Lori Lind, vice presidenT. The big evenT in The year of The sophomores is The class day held in The spring. This all-afTernoon and evening evenT allows all sopho- mores an opporTuniTy To Take parT in a varied, program. The oTher acTivi- Ties of The sophomores This year were selling aT fooTball games and sponsoring a sock hop. Committee work and sfudy Time. :1 m i fTf5 Tfr im ! , H ,ri Ww,iQygiliq,gr,i4i,i. , ,iw Q :Wi .ii,i , i,iiil,iiri.i-25-riwyim llllil lm, My,,3,iw:l::,il.1.,i ' W 1 532 1 fp' ww x' CLASS OF '60 Gary Anderson Lee Anderson Ronald Anderson Sharon Anderson Stephen Anderson Donald Andreasen Sandra Andrew William Arons Shirley Astleford Jim Bach Mary Baker JoAnn Bakke '5 'i iwsvii-xii' ,'h, ' Carol Berger Judy Bergeson Karen Bergquist Darrell Bertelson Patricia Bienapfl Warren Birch Rodney Blair Wilburn Bloomquist William Boerner Judith Boeser Michael Borden Cynthia Borne Judith Achtelik Sharon Alexander David Amlund Sharon Amundson Carole Anderson Diana Anderson iz .s. f:-l S is .. rrri Q 'r W 1 A Q 1 ,G if I 4 X ' is 'f fl TK' A I5 l x fygftif , Bef :Si FX , P24 . 1 'lu Q , N . , . 5413 1 -' 1 Q i f Walter Baribeau Douglas Barton Judith Bartosh Sharon Bates Edward Bean Charles Beck Curtis Beckman Kenneth Beckman Donald Belkengren Kay Belknap Richard Benedict Sammy Benner .gr ,.., 75 'MM Q . .sd fa X A K til-'MH' L-it A 46514 ., 1? m frilif ,gf fn! Ln 1 'fr f sf. . faire? WE igfi F -t' I .. X tx 4 'Q' 'I I-'fr . Sk ti t i Q 4 aft Richard Borne Richard Borst Gail Bostrom Richard Boxsted Carol Brandberg Katherine Brandes 137 'Mx ff 4 3 Q'-f fE Sa Erase if ., . QM X .f f J 6 s 'fist Susan Carlson Darlene Carney Wallace Campbell Roberta Camuel Kenneth Cantwell Camille Carlson Darlene Carlson Joanne Carlson Michael Carpenter - K Vernon Carpenter J. James Carroll George Carson Barbara Chalmers Judith Chamberlain Donald Cheeley Karen Christensen Richard Christiansen ,J CLASS OF '60 Raymond Breeden Connie Briggs Robert Broas Merilyn Brown Randall Buck Pamela Buhta Dennis Butler - J Dennis G. Butler Q J John Butler H J G B T d fi ary YS e T 'I2 lvanette Callies Fredrick Campbell i 'C' ao- gin , ?Af,t Q R tl m - ,fp rrr ' , sdar J trrt l M li ll ls- M s r '.-:: Ak , I .-: 5 5 K nj A 1 T' A V I r-' -'1-:'f:1 ras J J J r . t ., .. Lesley Christianson are L- Sharon Church David Cina Judith Clason Diana Clausen Sharon Clausen KN! ltr 4 Y f as Jeni? X H again 22 N - at -1 gi . Qtr 6 1 W J fs, y Joyce Cole A Joyce Colson .EF A In 51 ' . 5 Gary Comeau It AV x Judith Congdon 5 g r s ' Michael Conrad 5 fy ii ' Carol Cotter ' z 5 5 f Bruce Crosby J T R - .ttl 3 ' 'W Q- 1 lssl wt- ' cy ' . :El -'-L . J pf ' 91 A' K, fx-H ,R 33 H J., J cc,, ' ,.,., . it A - -----: L' f ' I . r-,, :IQ L -5 ,,-: , 554. 2 ts t J - , K t.r. 'E ' 4 f ,f'?flQi5Et if ,Q '- t ' 5:12353 : . if T?i3i' . tilt William Curtis Kathryn Dahlien Jean Daniels George Danielski Wayne Danielson Arthur Davis , .sf ., . CLASS OF 50 gm, N as y J ' i s Thonws Davh S-3 'p4. l'fmUfT : 7aQTFT'f iii?-'V 'ca Richard Delaney J is tt it G6Yle Delay J v,:,L l 2, HE P' Q , I' ,ir Marvin DGNIO 1 G ia?-'t 1 J. ya 5 iv, 4,5 E fig f ,,,L W 5' , 1J -- , ' K 8 Q Peter DeRum is , .251 ,gf ps y , L Mn er Robert Direicks 75 5- 'm.- Q :1 g f,2,,Ji , l i , Q J ji' 'I' tl Lawrence Doertler 3 Jgafazr Jvdth Dolezal rlaa ' r,Eg32s Qfafi Diane Donovan fa ' Gary Dostal ,S an 'W' - , Nlaybeth Downer l , 'tr ' Wendell Draves J E, ?t?QQs L Martha Drury Sharen DuFresne Raymond Duquenne Richard Dye William Edletsen Patricia Edwards 1 'Juv WW mmm? AFV Patricia Eisele Diane Ellingson Gary Ellis Patty Ellis Stephen Elm Sandy Elmquist -- A , . H S Edwin Engelking 3 , J ' l WW' g Bob Erickson . 1 ea 4: Cecelia Erickson 'll N J - i ai Gerald Eficksofr J if V ' Jeffrey Erickson ,. at l Karen Espenson rr, rr- 1 if-if Wifi' . 4 f Loria Evans A Marquerite Farness he V. . A Wy James Fiedler J Patty Fiola Patricia Fish D F' h . 22 7iQ1- iilff ti James Fieldstad Mark Flesher Steven Folwick Larry Forsland Vinal Frenson Marlene Gadbois Gail Gaertner Gary Gardner Patricia Gaspard Patrick Gaspard Joanne Gaulke K 'ms V7 2 1 .. + a.a,, a-1r+- afra J Kenneth Ga uvin 2 S '? ra, if gan wgwg vvrv Maas as , r k i A my , 4 .X 'Z ., My , M ' W, le M :V . .- 5 .. v 1 , tal -'H if ' T . 7 5 .. fmw'-1 if- I ist, Heh ',,,- f W EQ. JN is E J ll: K Q JoAnn Hatich Charles Halberg Bruce Halvorson Mead Hance Marcia Hansen Richard Hansen Bruce Hanson Linda Hanson z . V- -' L Virginia Hanzlik . J H Keith Harden may J Glenola Harris ,, Richard Hazlett -1---holla . '+ i . U. I C-Riagg , ww ' Julie Godwin Karen Gomsrud Lou Ann Gray Byron Gregerson Karen Grest Thomas Gritton CLASS OF '60 Karen Gaylord Harvey Gilman Barry Giroux Carol Gloor Gary Glover Barbara Gnerer Robert Heeter Q y Peter Heihrich - 51 V r H y Cynthia Hendricks ...b IVE . Q rs gt Richard Herberg 'll ' i n fi ' ? Donald Hibbifs at Dennis Higgins E ,::z.' EAQ A ,,. ' 1 gg -- IZ? V-,X . Stanley l-lildestad Carol Hillstrom Judith Hitchcock Larry Hiulberg Terry Hiulberg Shelby Hockert .. as will 4, 'ff ,xi JT' ilsr X v ' L- C, - -- ,. d, a . 'N l. P 23' 't rf? r g, X Virginia Hoffman Sharon Hoover Jimmy Hoss Caroline Houck Patrick Hoy Rodney Huber 3 aa: A - Q Nevis if W xy, fl' E-VYEAXB iz -, fi P if ,,y,,, X4 A 5 kilt? M 'ri' Dale Hubred John Huttner James Hyatt Sandra Jablonecki Jerry Jackson Tommy Jacobson CLASS OF 60 Mary Jensen Constance Johnson Beverly Johnson Dennis Johnson Diane Johnson Dianne Johnson A A Dorrian Johnson , f-it Geraldine Johnson Kathleen Johnson ' Q M MW Richard Johnson Meal t' Roger Johnson ' Rollie Johnson Roger Knutson Roger Kohner Roclell Kopesky Karyn Kottke Carolyn Krahl , Arlene Kramer Kathy Kramer Albert Kra nz Annette Kruchoslci Thomas LaBelle Louise Lacey Janet Langsdorf ii Ruth Johnson William Johnson Meredith Jones Carol Jorgensen Douglas Joslyn Darlene Joyner Q 1 ,, T Daneen Jungels Ted Jussel Harold Kaiser Marilyn Kaiser Sharon Karau Alan Kartes Paul Keldsen Timothy Keller Judith Kelley John Kent James King Patricia Kitowski Alice Klttell George Kittell Sandra Klein Dale Kleven Nona Knetsch Betty Knoss - L . ss tty Janet Lundquist Judith Lunolquist Mac Lutz Dennis Lynch Marie Mach John Magnussen ff fi' 2912: fy 'g L gilt 5 '21 tg r . Dennis Lindberg Kathleen Linelourg Gloria Little John Lloyd John Long Ralph Lott ' J . ...L as g n, 4 D ln' reef' sr all Q wa ' alalaln ,,.-f f'5'. li lmi?f kr nl, Carolyn Morud Steven Moseman Richard Munson Patricia Murphy Bonnie Museus Jayne Myre . J Y' P l Z we Q New ff Jr,,., K MW Q as Nancy Leaf Michael Lehen William Leschinsky Julia Lewis Diane Lidbom aurle Lind X, 5 Q9 Mfg 'H' Q yi is -1 . V L , .- y fyf iwqkk i M' uk! - Y ,353 ' ll sv x 'lf 1 I i with . ,, J' f 'ff i I 'l52'i1 V 2.-A L ' Y L iv 1 I i gf I .4 - 1 L .Q 4?3::?1'f: frf . C, if ,is ' - JTC!! Ir-, iffy L! : Ag . ' .g it zflfrgrsgr f, ' gn X U V I L J, fl 'T iiifffi , Curtis McClintock Donald McCormick Richard McCormick Judith McGrevv Mary McHugh Janice McKenzie Harry McLenighan W LUCY Meyer it , J Carol Miller Theodore Miner ,A Carolyn Moore Q' V Richard Mortenson L X r N 'gk' 5 - ' : , 5 4- I l M ,. ,.,, r,...,, Y , ZE y is I i'r' 'J '7t-r 1:'- L + MSR CLASS OF '60 Richard Nealy Barbara Nelson David Nelson Gary Nelson Linda Nelson Loren Nelson tg J be W .. . af 1 5 Vnu, .1 ,U xx I Q g l! I R yy, .1gHH.,, an . , ,, s ll l vlfl ,L L, .: : ig ' f 5 James O'Rourke David Ortloot Janet Orvedahl Joan Otterson Richard Ottum Gary Page , v -fl as 5? We M W3 t its Ate. ix v J M tc . -, .. -, - , , 1 S f i le Thorleit Nelvin Leo Nemzek Diane Ness Patricia Neviys Norbert Nieder Marilyn Nungesser 2 1 -'-. 1 - S te s it s 5 UFQKQ ,M fi .... W- . ,S kgigw. - r ,fit , 635 NEW I mg, :Q f 5 .-r 1 ,W 'W tr . -Q .1 1 Na' .4-af . ydki. Z, or rrv so James Nystrom David Olson Gregory Olson James Olson John Olson Judy Olson 'E , W J LeRoy Olson Linda Olson Mary Olson Steven Olson Carole Onstrom Robert O'Reilly MYER? llll W7 s',-s' g afilt' 2 FWQWWJ fjiqk? ' x5 3wi.3 wg 3 ,QW L - P, ' il 'r' ' 1 ,web QQQQMQM jay ihgggwa s.w ' WHEN' f nl?-. , - .,,,. .. , X ' 'Hfmiwwvf' Hgwwq A QKHMMYE ,BEER t M - Q .' rifHE,15,19z' M , . V l s ,st fi :- ,f',,k K. gt Kathleen Palmen Grant Patterson Janis Pauling Sharon Peabody David Pearcy Larry Pearson , f' it 1 c 1 Mwqwtu ,H 4 fi A - Q V - zz, , KW x W5- Q I , t f Q r r gf' 4521 iw' 7 tif, je' 1, wuivst. ,Alt ll r,' Patricia Pedersen Robert Pestal Allan Peterson Lloyd Peterson Michael Peterson Nancy Peterson 'lf My 1, Q11 5, ,, tt? ycrr r ff ' ' Roger Peterson Susan Peterson Thomas Peterson Peter Pollock Thomas Potter Annette Price 73 CLASS OF '60 , l il- Lois Qual ley m h . Audrey Quick 5 Wh ig? X 5' is 5 sl y . -.LW hu ' V James Quinlan 5 if W 'ga' if if 3 if ll st ft' 1 5 - V . i ' r 1 f .'ii' f 5-kjgg-ri2'f , v 'fix' , ,: Karen Rowell l, ,' ,4- 35's NE Nl 1 ,. . . ..::Qf,, ., t ,asa MN H Paul Riemer Patricia Ripley Robert Risvold Sandra Rothe William Rowe Ma ry Ra ichert A,.V Larry Rake -' Robert Rasmussen Dennis Reierson Yvonne Remer Robert Reshetar Gary Revak Kent Richardson Martin Richardson 3 fi tt , J-F Jeanette Rowell Thomas Ruehle S' L' - Barbara Rundquist tj Larry Rupp Judith Rustad James Rutgerson : . Q Ruth Saign Sharon Samuelson Richard Sanford K Shelene Sanford 156 Q St 'K ? Susan Saunders Valrae Schardin -13-M SQ Y 2:15 ., Randall Schmidt Warren Schmidt Robert Schuller Russel Schuveiller Mary Schwamb ' i ' ,sv 3 'L J A fgsx 4' Q 1:4 .,' f, vim ,ti T sm A vyfigbkg ,ggggg gr--gas 51 - ,gigwf 'f Ss. ,. 21 ,ff ' Bi Us A, X gf ax' .gg lit HE -Q! s l I X lbs sf L if 1 , fe. er ts. at A My if i'li t 1 55 5 lf' f t ,tt stst . Maureen Schauss S ' i ssrt - 1 ssss 1 ' isa, ky N R K 5 ,.t. V - Q S '- . L John Schweitzer 1 A Marlys Scott ' .. Mary Seward ' David Shaddrick .sax Sharon Sharratt if 5 Q .fi-.3 N314 AL 1' L3-5, Gayle Sh etfel if Pe cs, - Eiziif V ...,Q.,1, 1'ir j'2fQ,f? 'S x ,,. 15 X4 :iw . Carol Shoebottom Shirley Silbernagel Lynn Simpson Richard Sindt Jeanne Siverhus James Skaptason 1 0 A 4: t -,... ,L Q. 5 t. , Q Wiz l r v 950' ' rv ' 2 r I P t M t 5' ,,,.-ff ' 3 f ' 'mt ,gy wa ,S 5 -M. ,. t 5 94 A fail' is al? mfs av CLASS OF '60 ,E. ' J John Slonski ,m . y Arlo Sm-iii lt 1 J rrs 2'E . V, ' l V .. W: ., LL Q . J i I ,:,: Q Judith Snowberg 4 5 ,j I Judith Snowden Edward Sodergren fi mmV' ' Gail Soderling John Soderlund Dennis Sorenson ,,A hi , Kay Spake Peggy Stage Roloert Steg Kurt Stevens if' Thomas Stidger f Judith Stevenson 45 'is ish Melvin Tollefson Bruce Tomlinson James Tourtillotte Stephen Treichel if A 4 -': y David Thompson Ellen Thompson Judith Thompson Sandra Thoresen Susan Tickner Charles Toft S William Szepanski a s git Harold Tam ..f,g few Nancy Stoddard Yfffns-,-Q . .PL , ...Q yu . sn f A -tif! 31112525-nt is U, .S .,, isles Etglliztf Thomas Strauch Thomas Strom Jacqueline Stubbee Larry Stultz Paul Stutzman John Suelter John Sullivan Ronald Supalo Stuart Sutton Sandra Swanberg Jerilynn Swanson Julie Swanson 1. ..,.. Margaret Swanson ,tf- Darlyne Swenson A Ka ren Swenson Nancy Swenson 34 A -K t X 5 1 5 - 4 K A 4' , t 3, W S , , iw at f w,wws1am:1ws1sM,f,sw T if 2 ?X i 1 5 , . i 5fw 6 CLASS or 'eo Arthur Tuggle V, ' at 6 M M .,A, , l 45, g Daryll Turner :E . L J Eldloiorg uisiaa 1 Richard Utterloerg J -V V ,A --- . T I . Douglas Vartdal fl 'TT Edward Vaurio 7 T .ag H Gordon Volkmeier ' Sandra Wagner it ' l 'i 3 Ronald Wald Dennis Waldron Julia Wallman m? f Terry Wallman was s .QR Q if la' f K, 1 in JJ i it T V A Mia, as , .. If tw Charles Wallstedt Connie Waring Clifford Warren Stephanie Warren David Warrington r i s 1 R 5 3, ,. -Z fa .- Q 'tiisiaziwwaffffetmfafar. 1 as -s'fraiSr:Wszami,'aigLStfrtFk if QFD iwffrrsfsg :.7,w12,1s, bg 1 Av 4 f' H95'3ffif?E?isQ16l',Q.1.?!6iA 1 aaai 4 , .,,, ,, , . .. ,, 1 . s., M ,ss sc, :- w Q l i if at f' fr 2750 ' in ,, gp,-.yi Us -M, gigs- K nf ' F5 5 sw' Q P rg 'PH- wLM,:g.., Paul Weloer l - : H Phillip Weise Carol Welsh Robert Welshans Donald Westergard Kathleen Whalen 2 .v ..,.., is if .Q 'nw -I W., WTS aa.. if ' si E t-er a i 76 Eugene Almendinger Judith Bergman Sandra Bovey Dennis Brown Richard Christiansen SQ G sl' md Q 'lil' MarilYn White s.,,,wQw i Mary Witt A Elsie Woolcott Kathleen Wren Judith Yorks Bruce Youngberg Kathleen Youngberg ill' .:,- , HQ ,Q 3 gl r'1 , i 1' wi . - f .P Mini ., wi, James Widness Dorene Wiehle fi' is Thomas Will Richard Williams i - Karen Wilson 'tw 5, 1.3. Lorna Wilson , jf! , K-J u - . --:Q - T 14 K , l 7 k XO, 2 - , N il ll lj J Cm Jw .. mga it 5 H . , . E,i,,:.,E fa-' . Y' - s ., .,:,l. Til I ss.. 'Vi' Dennis Youngquist '. - 'i sg, 1 David Keyes i -- Q -af A Michael Myre 'rf Akyy if ii A 1 C ' . if Z i n A f at Not Pictu red V i t Clarence Farmer Eugene Fischer Otto Gartner Arthur Hayden Sharon l-lenkels Jerilyn l-lirdler Leota Johnson Richard Johnson Sharon Morehouse Timothy Murphy Richard Nagle Diane O'Dovvd Richard Olson Michael Pageant Richard Peterson QRS 'fig Fwliffji ff, ff A Jgjxgi giyjie 5 5 mf if ii? f ffiw e2sAAAff5fff35if 52 W 332 mfg- ,DJ XXNXX I fx Q46 2 Q e11 hpw ff! , I M S . I I URE PM Top row, left: Stuart Fraser, editor-in-chief, Joanne Qualley, Organizations, Amanda Sorensen, Activities. Top right: Brian Carlson, Advertising, Terry Conway. Second row: Stuart Fraser, Editor-in-chief, Mr. Brett, Advisor. Third row: Mary Tam, Art Editor, Darlene Peterson, Business, Barb Lee, Faculty. EDITORS 515' ur - ,p QU First row: St. Martin, Tragethon, Wilson, Watson. Second row: Schreiber, Gaylord, Onstrom, Lundquist, l Marcellus. Third row: Krans, Senson, Schaper, Zahrt, Norrbohm. Fourth row: Martin, Loughrey, Volstad, NANCY HEETER Literary JUDY BRIDGES Lay-out l i Harrington, Jungvvirth. TOM JOHNSON Sports JUNE DANIELSON Memories DON PERUSSE Classes ERIC OLSON Photography Last spring work started on the T958 Aure An. Stuart Fraser, Editor, and a large staff of editors and reporters, put in many hours of hard work to make this annual possible, After much picture taking, layout sketching, writing, and meeting deadlines, the iob vvas completed. At times the going got pretty rough, but in the end everyone felt that it was worth it. This annual is our story-the story of the '57-'58 school year at R.H.S. We the staff and advisor hope that the memories contained within shall never be forgotten. BAND OFFICERS Tom Burniece, Treasurerp Amanda Sorenson secreTaryp Wes Hatlesfad, vice-presi- denTg Dan Preble, president ,,.,-f-fr' R.H. . The Richfield High School Band lived up To expecTaTions and was again one of The leaders in The sTaTe. They received honors in music conTesTs and Truly showed how They can march and play. The SparTan band will conTinue To improve and hold The repuTaTion They have earned. Miles Lundahl, direcTor, chooses sTudenTs for parTicipaTion in The con- cerT band on The basis of excellence of achievement SWING BAND Standing: Harlesfad, Anderson, Burniece, Olson, Barton, Keldsen, Will, Kopesky Peslal. Second row: Koons, Warren, Ziska, Dunham. Third row: Lee, Rumpel Roberls. f'fnHf'wnmmvfswwammswwMwuc..w.,wwwfwwqmfwglM: H , ,,:-mr-1, f-+,,,4,wwpyW-p--mf f 4 Aizci-ii MAJORETTES Lf k,,,AA,. . ., Q f - r . .. ri . A f a wee. wax-if Q - 'Ira If 1' ' 5 Q '1: r . TE- f .:, at, fifwi lg - ,I . 1 I ' mmf - aazaa qf gag --'ab 1. ,A .- f. 'Q - 3frgaffzr,.:.'wff- 31 2-,. . - z 5 554 ,. .- T - , .. ,. i -' 1-'fav' 1: ,Sa- f -, -. ,E ag we . E, .ffy-Qe,,x-?M,g,.+a,.g an Jaxx, .. aff-SMG ., nf:-Qfefwwfc 5' x,--- 2-.:, ,, 'Fi-5+zi??Z15f 'cieeiglr' I g1Q.w:1f':'wf3 3,21 -Q 5 ' R5 . ' , ?93 NifU5'?'ifi'5?v? -W fr--:I - - , I , -'J :xii ' wk, ,,- Syl , . J., f -4:1-. 2-Qe,11mV,g:y-fffwf, --1 fam-ra, Av V-' mawegvk - S, was,-.,.g,e 'si Sf- 1 - - 1. - -r rf. I '-'-,Q--w-:f',2fx'w -1 1,-,.-. ' - ma' - P- ' z,S?l:-' :fg ?:l.' -' 1 ' . 3 ?XQfrXgLi'..,jg -'if' .::-' .sw ' w., , , 'U' I - -va ,. T , Q .ca ..,. WM- X. ., , T r 5 535' ,iw-,.vi':'3 5. ' 11, ' N -sue - -izfir - M. ylifzsx-if ' . -at , ,,:. A 1 ,.,., T A I ,.,:, M,-,wa T ,Q -.... - - -1--ff. - -2' : r,Q,,,- . ' K f . Q , Mx nw, - '- .52-1 X ai- , f V, F' . .. 3' iii-Qgfr, 'if - ' QQ'-'Am,s,w . sf vw --A--um fix MM -- -,--, 1 , f ,Q -f Q -,fe 1 - -,Mg Q -, - hf- ' f : cw, ., . fr 5 L 5 a Q ararr f -4 hw . ..,,,, fem , . .rf f .eu i K . 1, I. ,, 1. . . A fig, V , , I wn nax 5' ,. ' ' H f , ,5, Q ,W , . I A . , -,iz ' 55 .K -- i 2Q11r1ffgf?11'1i'i p Q1 ' -5 ,N 9561-,i:Qf rn f -, f 22,1 ,jfs . asf ar f ' 4353225 ' ' - i 5, 2 Q gf! SANDY STORM, PAT MEYERS ,, .. 248321 ti. V. 1 ws 4- ii Sf The 70-piece marching band of Richfield High School once again ranked very high among sTaTe marching bands. They marched in various parades, and placed third in The high school division of The Aquaiennial marching compeii- Tion. UDENT couNciL k.A-.. S '2 it Q., ei' 1-, . M! My Front row: Rahr, Johnson, Perusse, Miller, Anderson, Mr, Schroyer, advisor, Langseth, Profant, Quinn, Gaertner, Kruchoslci, Warren, Evanson. Second row: Martin, Schubbe, Knick, Ashcroft, Heefer, Schuveiller, Merritt, Schleeter, Sorensen, Bieroptle, Lund. Third row: Bystad, Porter, Sondrall, Thysell, Wheeler, l-latlestad, Grindahl, Bystad, Findly, Kopesky, Trapp. Fourth row: Fiedler, Lind, Eliason, Volstad, Kopesky, McKissen, Enga, OFFICERS A very important part ot every school is its governing body, the Student Council, which has 5l members, elected from the Sen- ior, Junior, and Sophomore class- es, promotes school spirit and un- derstanding between students, taculty, a n d administration. Mr. Schroyer is the advisor tor the Stu- dent Council. Johnson, L. Kopesky, J. Martin, J. Anderson, E. Volstad. Front row: Judy M., Du Fresne, Ellis, Danielson, Towle, Nelson. Second row: Nungessor, Pat R., Sue S., Carol A., Kathy W., Judy S., Jane L., Ginger J., Judy S., Ken R. Third row: Carlson, Brehm, Schreiber, Peterson, Richardson, Moore, Lindgren, Raymond, Warren. Fourth row: Fraser, Loyd, Kurt S., Jessel, Darrell S., Mayer, Hapke, Branch. 1' up 'vn- 19 jfs? I R.H.S CHORUS SECTION LEADERS Nungessor, Anderson, Hegge, Schuveiller, Stromvvell, Colburn, Raymond, Grinclahl. A CAPPELLA The A Cappella Choir consisTs OT approxirnaTely 90 voices and is clirecTeol by Mr. C. Ziemer. This organizaTion sTuclies and performs a wide range of represenTaTive choral liTeraTure Tor public performance. Dur- ing The '57-'58 season, The choir presenTecl concerTs aT SouThdale Cenier and various schools and churches. This year The choir was hosT To The Lake ConTerence Music FesTival. 84 MR. CHARLES ZEIMER Director CHOIRS Cl-lOlR SOLOISTS CurT Grindahl, Dave Trapp. GIRLS' CHORUS A Tairly new organizaTion aT RHS is The 29-voice girls' chorus. This Chorus, under The clirecTion of Mr. Charles Ziemer, parTicipaTes in various programs ThroughoUT The year. They sang in The ChrisTmas conc:erT and also in The spring concert DONNA l.. WITZ Secreiary . xi l VOL, 5, NUMBER 5 RICHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL, RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA FEBRUARY 19, 1953 . - aut , i we f f rl ' 1 , . Curry Directs rsis ti? fstnig i S Honor Society Plfqvq 'f '.'. A 'A A - , . ' ' is 'A 7 i - we Q ,E This year, Mr, Curi enter two onc-act pl: speech contest. They ai inscn presided at the for- .tion of thirty-two new Honor Society members The first Mrs. Paris and The ling. The plays will be om puttin, day, February 2 7. tcost 3.35 one-act plz about Paris and the g Paris must cheese the ful of the three jealous Juno, Minerva, or second one-act play i fr about a king and que . trying to marry off the i The vain queen docs nt her daughter is as l she is. The mixup begi Prince and Princess mc to anyone. The cast of The First includes: The Court I Treichrlg Paris 4- P2 Katherine tMrs. Paris Kransg Jupiter- Jim l cury 4 Keith Sondral Ginger Johnsong Juno- quistg and Minerva-l The cast of The Ifgl includes: King-Tom P fltat Gaspardg Prince Antlersong Dulcibella- Fresneg and CarlosfJ 521:-1. 1 Pictured above are members of the play The Ugly Duckling. One of these two one-act play s, directed by Mr. Curry, will have the opportunity of going to district competition. Seniors Sponsor Fire-Ice Dance In Early March The Hall ol' the Richfield Kingl' will be the theme of one of the most important and beautiful dances of the year4the Fire and Ice Dance. At that time a King will be crowned I ' from the Senior ' dance. It' fre , . z-,, , E s.. E 'H v the im ii ttvrpph + First row: Whiteside Branch Schmidt Maxon Rothe Rustad Swanson. Second row. Schreiber, Raetz Lundquist, Du Fresne, Peterson. Third row: Jungwirth Storm Waring Gaylord Onstrom Larson, Schleeter, Myers. Fourth row: Kiessling Schubottorn Richardson Stixrud, Johnson. tcont. on page 31 Kathy Wu'-n Is 'Honr iii' Kathy 1 'nission will be 35 cents per person. maker c Presented Toboggan Accident '..gs lniures Junior Girl Sharon Hodek, a Richfield Hig' School junior, suffered a brol' back as the result of a tobaf accident at Theodore Wirth in Minneapolis, The accide penccl Sunday, February ? tobogganing with friend rliureli when thc accid Sharon lives Witl' Mr. and Mrs. Glen Washburn Avent c 'QHS up Sf ef 'ow' e, Z Gebrlb Docs 9 , SC fe r S1665 lglllfgrfz USO' 1441. '7 ff , es- C 'O' 'ii erfso S' 50 cl. D eser coi. les Gene ' Se Band L, 50,7 King Corot city, Jo Bo .- , - , eser- JCC Ylnutatmws Amunrla Snrmwcnn- Check Roc Decoration freshments MRS. SCHWARTZ Advisor I ay morning, junior and senior stu- 3 elected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, e. Members elected to the it year conducted the cer- aren Anderson spoke on Larry Youngwirth on pg Dick Enga on leader- , Marilyn Mitchell on ser- of the speakers descibed :eetive subjects in rela- J ie organizations qualifi- Soir iv ididates for membership in by members of the fac- adininistration, These ire: Virgina Woodward, ittlestad, Judith Bridges, isson, Darlene Peterson, ty, Kathleen Wilson, Rob- Jn, Dorothy Whiteside, , Amanda Sorenson, Rob- y, Mary Wallstedt, James orma Tragethon, Robert Sandra Holt, Paul Mon- ra Lee James Raymond, ont on page 31 te one-act plays will be given on Thursday, February 27, at 8 p.m. Ad- Hi-C Group Holds Retreat The Richfield Hi-C club, along ' other clubs from the Minne- '-. will go on a retreat '-kend of February 'll be held at ,rl ,ngs as a , films, and .e is in store ning on attend- nsored several in- njoyable events re- r skating was held th. The group went to ine Arena and back to e Baptist Church for lunch ards. parent rally was also held on purpose of :-y 18 for the ,quziinting parents with thc pro- gram :intl aims of the Hi-C, Rich- field Evangelical Free Church was thc scene of this rally. February 18, the night of the parent rally, marked the beginning of a city-wide membership drive. One of thc several interesting programs that have been held lately at Richfield Hi-C meetings was on February 13. Dr. J. Edwin Hartill, well-known radio person- ality of the Twin Cities, speaker Tickets mately two weeks before the dance, and the cost will be 'TSC for stu- dents and S1 for guests. Let's sup- ort our senior class. and teacher at Northwestern Col- lege in Minneapolis, visited the organization, Magician Jack Sands On January 24. the RHS Pep Club sponsored a twin dance for the entire student body. Approximately 300- 350 tickets were sold for this event-making it one of the largest and most successful events of the school year. Spotlited are Dalene Carney and Mike Waggener. -photo by EUECHC Lund also gave an interesting display of Bible magic. 4 l l JO BOESER, BAR RAMONA GEHRING, co-editor 'fax B I-EE BARB LEE, primer, BOB JENSEN E CHUCK LANDIS, co-editor MARCIA CARLSON, KATHY WILSON A spy in our midst ' , K Firsr row: Karen A, Nancy H, Connie A, Ginger VV, Char R, Karen N,Carol A, Nancy C, Sharyn B, Amanda S, Judy B, Sharon A, Lonnie T, Judy H, Jo Q. Second rovv: Jim H, Jim R, Shirley S, Sharon S, Lyne S, Diane H, Eddie V, Peggy S, Lee Anne L, Kathy J, Linda H, Barbara C, Jim T, Darrell B, Bill J. Third rovv: Dave L, Rodney B, Jerry G, Joan E, Dyann S, Ellen S, Peg B, Chuck L, Brian L, Mary W, Judy B, Gretchen B, Verna G, Sandy S, Sharon M, Warren B, Kurt S, John L. Fourfh row: Bob P, Charles VV, Don M, Dick B, KermiT L, Jim Z, Bill R, Buzz R, Phil C, Ed V, Chick T, Jerry J, Gail S, Bill E, Gary S, Tom P, Raul M, Dick B. OFFICERS DIE DEUTSCHE RITTERSC AFT The German Club, consisTing of 78 mem- bers, meeTs To promoTe an undersTanding of The language and The people of Germany. Mr. Marrignacco, advisor, believes ThaT The aims of The club can be accomplished Through sTudy and parTiciloaTion in The square dancing and Tolk dancing of Germany, as vvell as The more serious TalenTs of The counTry. This year The club aTe dinner aT The Heidel- J. Bridges, PresidenT, S. Anderson, Treasurer, A. Sorensen, Secre- lOei'Q resTauranT, had Ei plCr'1lC, and Var'- TBVY, J. Qualleyf Vice PreSidQnT. ious oiher acTiviTies. GERMAN BAN MR. MARTIGNACCO Advisor 88 German Band Firsf row: Stu F, Cliff W, John S, Wally C, Donald H, Ronald S, Jack S, Jim M, Gary T, Mike N, Jim C, Larry S, Marv S, Tom H. Second rovv: Darlene P, Lynn A, Kay B, Sandy S, Marlis K, Marty D, Sandy E, Barb L, Pat H, June D, Jan L, Sally A, Judy B, Sharon A, Pat S, Sue C, Sona D, Betty S, Marion K, Davvn L, Terry C. Third row: Ray M, Sandy K, Carol R, Karen G, Nancy L, Karen G, Joyce S, Sandy W, Cynthia B, Diane H, Joyce P, Jeanne A, Karen S, Nancy E, Karen S, Diane T, Marie M, Kay N, Ramona G. Fourth row: Don P, John N, Carol W, Bonnie B, Barb A, Sally S, Joan V, Carol F, Jo H, Vesta C, Judy A, Marlis P, Kathy H, Arlene A, Ginger H, Sharon Z, Pat D, Alice K, Gary N. Fifth row: Dave S, Bruce H, Sharon P, Sharon E, Sally W, Jan S, Lari M, Judy J, Bonny S, Nancy G, Carol C, Carol B, Carol H, Genell R, Connie S, Ann M, Bruce L, Ken R, B- OFFICERS LOS ZOPILGTE The Spanish Clulo, Los Zopilotes, is one ot the largest and most active language clubs at R.H.S. lt not only promotes under- standing ot the Spanish people and the lan- guage, but it also promotes enjoyment with- inthe club itselt. Every year the members ot this club present Pan Am Day, a Latin American variety shovv. They present this program to Venous Orgamlzanons as Well as The publlc' T. Cortvvay, K. Reddick, C. Hoffman, not pictured, J. Seel. MR. BRETT Advisor Spanish Club Initiation 3 5 5 ? 2 L I' him.. f A B First row:rJoanne C, Julie W, Kathy J, Mary T, Meredith J, Sue Q, Julie S, Ivy C, Judy B, Daneen J, Ardie S, Judy D. Secohd row: Miss Edberg, aclvisor, Pricilla O, Cecilia E, Kathy S, Connie S, Sue C, Karol L, Darrell S, Gordon S. Third row: Terry W, Peg C, Mary R, Jah M, Tom J, Sherwood K, Dick S, David M, Jim H, Larry J. Fourth row: George H, Glen G, Bob H, Norman M, Phill W, Kay S, Marlys S, Elise I, Mary S. JLI I MISS EDBERG Advisor Mary Raetz, Treasurer, Sue Quinn, Vice President, Tom Johnson, Pres- ident, Margaret Chapman, Secretary. IOR CLASS CAL LE The R.H.S. chapter of the J u nior Classical League, is one of the largest language clubs in our school. Its otticers are: Tom Johnson, President, Sue Quinn, Vice President, Margaret Chapman, Secretary, and Mary Raetz, Treasurer. The most important aim of this organization is to make people realize that vve vvill better un- derstand and appreciate our modern world it We have a knowledge of ancient civilization. OFFICERS GLIE First row: Sandy P, Sue Q, Jo H, Patty E, Jeri S, Barb L, Carroll C, Carole A, Connie B. Second row: Miss Haglin, advisor, Sharon D, Judy M, Nancy J, Gloria L, Jan L, Lucy M, Shirley A, Judy B, Mary B, Third row: Judy S, Lottilee S, Jackie T, Marge J, Barb L, Nan N, Gayle R, Bev P, Grace G, Judy C. QUEST-CE QUE C'EST? What is it: Qu'est-ce que dest? The Richfield High School French Club is one ot the many active language clubs in school. This year, approx- imately 30 members met once a month to promote the French language. The club plans to sponsor a dance, visit a French restaurant, and see some French movies. The meetings, are conducted as much as possible in French. OFFICERS MISS HAGELIN Advisor Barb Lee, Sharon Du Fresne, Nancy Joubert. WK only fl A ' ir!- f.ieQ' 'tt Ns 5, 5:22:52 ,:::riv': 'IJ' apzfsxi 0 si :ui I, -i fggs ea is 'E again QI r l' nfs! 5 wk 5 Mfr' 5 'l f . . ' L Xi 'f Z A .--, 5 ' . - ' - K . J V, Q, .,,. Q3 A . V rr . . -2 f ' 5 ei.. '-if . , f ' 'Z 7+ V, . - i . tmp . ,, xii-. ' 'fre L. ' Q, g L ,L ., . 5 S fc. . I' 2 r P .,gf i's'ii2': . rass f ,1-L L l , ,ig gg iff.. my ,Minn ggmzf 1 7 .lsr 1- Lg, . ,. , - .' . v Q If .5 1 L ff3y'ff .s2 .. Hi PIONEER First row: Olson, Seel, Schmidt, Schubbe, Loughrey. Second row: Grider, Hapke, Thompson. Third row: Martin, Peterson, Erickson, Landis, Tischer. HI-Y Hi-Y is an important school organization all over the United States. lts purpose is to teach the members leadership, and it helps them to learn to get along with others. Because this club has become so active, there are now two clubs at R.H.S. The original, the Pioneer Club, was started in T954 The second one is new this year. lt is composed entirely of Sophomores, and is called the Centurions. The president of the Pioneer Club is Jim Martin, and the Centurion president is Steve Nloseman. The club's advisor is Mr. F. Gilbert. CENTLIRION First row: Tom J, Bill B, Jim F. Second row: Chuck H, Don W, Denny L. Third row: Jim W, Steve M, Bob H. Fourth row: Kurt S, Jack L. , ui p iii ,H WSIS . fr Durand- HI-C First row: Colleen G, Connie G, Mary W, Gayle J, Vesta C, Virginia H, Sandy J, Judy C, Mary T, Sue Q. Second row: Kay N, Nancy J, Jo E, Sharyn B, Julie G, Marilyn N, Nancy S, Sharon S, Audrey Q. Third row: Shirley A, Carol B, Mary J, Karen S, Sandra K, Karen B, Jo B, Bonnie B, Adair R, Betty G, Camile C. Fourth row: Dave C, Rodney H, Lou Ann G, Gail M, Jo H, Bev L, Barb M. Fifth row: Bob T, Chuck W, Dave C, Le Roy O, Jerry E, Gail S, Mel T. Every Thursday a very active Hi-C Club meets in the Chorus Room. There have been many guests to entertain them. This is a religious but nondenominational club. There are over 30 of these clubs in the Minneapolis area. lts purpose is to prove that religion plays a big part in everyone's life. Through this club, everyone will grow stronger in his or her own faith. The radio club has approximately T5 students. They do actual study in getting ham radio license. They discuss the various problems of radios and the operation of them. The club visited radio stations and a TV station. RADIO CLUB Standing: Larry J. Jim K, Dick J, Jim K, Bill E, Roman R, John L, Eugene L, Dick P, Sharon A, Connie B Pat S. Sitting: Jean A, John S, Jim T, Steve F. Smwm mQPHw First row: Warren, Anderson, Swanson, Thompson, McBride, Olson, Rustad, Hollar, Volkmeier, Nelson, Second row: Woodward, Lundquist, Gaylord, Wilson, Onstrome, Dayton, Bode, Alevizos, Lanser, Merritt, Schleeter. Third row: Findley, Landis, Anderson, Halvorson, Heeter, Swanson, Myers, Jungwirth, Streeter, Budke. Fourth row: Carlson, Hester, Allen, Johnson, Conway, Nelson, Mack, Mattison. g33 1'2 gflmswo 52003 U' Q. rw mm-. 32.3264 ml:.352 3mCQ,'T4 gig-F545 Qi'-tbonnggp -'a7TfD rnO 3 mu, 1 ., -- .. 6 'O.g.3'w E'ts33 D3-3-'Q QFDEUEC f4uw3gT-wO- 5,'lOs45-. LQOLDD3 -QEGJLQ-r -kmzbg' TOO-m QTUO? m35'Q.3- CDLQCDO 3-114 l'DL5'QJc-D-H 3j31w U:. 'O CD3-I-Q3 20330 First rwo: Hengen, Ekegren, Rustad, Larson, Klear. Second row: Schleeter, Wilson, Foitz, Ruth, Myers, Carlson. Third row: Barrowclough, Anderson, Evanson, Stauffacher, Joubert, Seamans. Fourth row: Mr. Schroyer, advisor, Smith, Kelly, Johnson, Moore, Schleeter, Perusse. The tirst impression that a stranger has of en- tering a strange place is very important. For this reason, R.H.S. has a courtesy committee to guide these strangers wherever they want to go: office, gym, auditorium. The students who participate in this use their study hall time forthe purpose. -4mm-IPUCOG 21363 mm-'I-I-3 M A K E U P L Ll B First row: Turner, Barrowclough, Page, Rustad, Hollar, Anderson, Hoffman, Athlestan, Anderson. Second row: Watson, Blethen, Peterson, Otteson, Aldrich, Alevizos, Ward, Sondrall, Sioberg, Enquist, Latterell, Anderson. Third row: Holt, Zahrt, Benson, Whiteside, Johnson, Norrbohm, St. Martin, Lund, Witt. Fourth row: Swanson, Hittner, Chapman, Sorensen, Qualley, Schleeter, Warren, Sindt, Runquist. The make-up club consists of 60 members. They assist with the class plays, variety show, and any other activity requiring make-up. Each girl must complete the 5-week training course at the be- ginning of the year. Miss Delores Ostegaard is the advisor for this group. The Ushers Club is a valuable club at R.H.S. The girls, on hand dressed in beautiful formals, handed out programs for important school functions. They ushered at the choral and band concerts, class plays, variety show, and other events. First row: Stauffacher, Barrowclough, Anderson, Athelstan, Halvorsen, Lindskoog, Johnson, Tayler, Dunham, Holt. Second row: Learn, Sorensen, Qualley, Halvorson, Heeter, Peterson, Lee, Wilson, Smith, Bergman. Third row: Peterson, S. Peterson, Otteson, Bridges, Mitchell, Hoffman, Langseth, Latterell, Danielson, Merritt, Myers, Benson, Matula. Fourth row: Zahrt, Lund, Schleeter, Hanson, Rother, Carlson, Radke, Bystad, Cook, Findley, Schleeter. U S H E R S! L 12 J 1 , -, 5 , t 1 2 1 f 1 t gf, Sitting: Imba G, Anderson, Tam, Swanson, Johnson, Woodmark, Harmon, Moore, Karen A, Karen G, Diane E. Standing: Whitesell, Welsh, Carol H, Johnson. ART CLUB The purpose of the Art Club is to give interested members a chance to work on harder pro- iects that they do in class. They are planning a field trip to Man- kato to see art work shop there. They are also planning a field trip to the Minneapolis Art Institute. The officers of this group are: Jim Moore, President, Jo Harmon, Vice President, Eileen Woodmark, Secretary. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography'of RHS is a service club for potential pho- tographers. The club takes pic- tures for the Spotlite, AureAn, and P.T.A. The club has its own equip- ment, and part of its work is learning the care and use of these items. Members photograph all maior school events and sell pic- tures of these to the students. S 2 l, gg? , 4 Ili A 96 .... Left fo fight: Rothe, Karen G, Mary T, Quinn, Larry s, Dick J, Lund, Tanner, Dick W AUDIO-VISUAL The Audio Visual Club is re- sponsible for the maintenance of movie machines, tape recorders, and other similar equipment. The club consists of 30 students. Each member is give n a training course in handling the equipment, Before any member can run any machine, he must have a proiec- tionist permit. First row: Del B, Bonny S, Kay B, Sharon A, Larry J, Dick M, Chuck H, Lee A, Arthur T, Larry C, Dale A. Second row: Mr. Johnson, Dave A, Rodney H, Bob T, Ron D, Dick T, Bill R Eugene L, Gene A, Ronald A, Howard G. First row: Welshans, Lind, Harrington, Krueger, Anderson, Tracy, Kiekenap. Second row: Welshans, Shaclclrick, Crosby, Johnson, Van Ornum, Lineburg, Radke, Melaohn, Gauvin, Melzohn, Ganglehoff, Belkingren, Hendrickson, Carciofini, Rothe. ARTS CLUB A new organization this year is the Richfield High 'School ln- dustrial Arts Club. At the first meeting the 22 members present elected officers. The main purpose of this club is to promote and encourage an interest in indus- trial arts. The club is advised by the four industrial arts teachers. .TH First row, left: Chapman, Fosland, Arneth, Peterson, Quinn, Martin, Whiteside, Halvorsen, Anderson. Second row: Hanson, Schreiber, Miller, Mitchell, Latterell, Dayton, Peterson, Holt, Draisey, Tam, Saunders, Olson, Smith, Nelson. OFFICE HELP This group of 30 girls worked in the office during their study halls. They performed such duties as filing, running the switchboard, help- ing with attendance records, and various other office duties. LIBRARY HELP This large group of 48 students work in the library during their study hall and after school. They perform many necessary duties to help keep the library running smoothly. Some of the iobs they perform are checking passes, desk work, shelving books and magazines, typing, and charging in and out books. First row: Donna R, Gayle B, Pat D, Barb N, Pat P, Carol L, Val W, Colleen C. Second row: Bonny W, Diane P, Le Anne L, Sandy S, Judy O, Sherry O, Betty K, Gerry T. Third row: Miss Vail, Kathy W, Grace G, Joan M, Lottilee S, Shirley D, Gretchen B, Sandy S, Judi D, Sharon C, Vesta C, Carol C, Sue A, Sue S, Sally A, Barb M. Fourth row: Joan S, Gayle J, Jackie T, Marge J, Judy 5, Lari M, Marion M, Judy T, Barb A, Barb C, Bob S, Jim K, Tom V. 2 L K dh-, In 4 I uv W QQ S' 4 ' 1 4. Q The Pep Club, advised by Miss Howe, consisis support for The Teams. They also help sponsor The Of girlS chosen from The SGVUOV, Junior, amd 50lOl1O- cheerleaders and various social activities. h h l d h h - gif, Crlsgiggilusl e C eerea ers' W O are on This year's club is headed by Presideni, Jan Anderson. This aclive club promoles school spirit and PEP CLUB BOARD First row: Cooke, Ander son, Halvorson, Krans Second row: Stockhaus Tam, Lindskoog, Qualley Woodward, Anderson Langsefh, Hoffman, Jones, Donnavon. 1 Gillyard, Holt. Third row: 99 Left To righr May Winkler Heber WoyTych Dayton STepka Peterson, Spake, Brehm, Schuveiller, Carlson AThelsTan Stauffacher Towle Malinski Samuelson Hntner Saunders, Ellis, Woodrnark, Dunham, The Tapaires are a g ro u p of 24 girls under The direcTion of Mr. Kohl, who like To dance. They pracTice every nighT aTTer school Tor an hour. Each year Two girls are selecTed as choreographers. This year Judy Brehrn was The head choreographer, and Jan Sarn- uelson was her assisTanT. The Tapaires specialize in beauTiTul cos- Turnes and black lighT dancing. Once again This year They danced in The annual varieTy show. Sandy Sanders is The accompanisT Tor This group. NATio NAL HONOR society X X First row: Heeter, Anderson, Perusse, Halvorson, Johnson, Jungvvorth, Mitchell, Latterell. Second row. Woodmark, Quanbeck, Johnson, Qualley, Wallstedt, Zahrt, Anderson, Lee. Third row: Woodward, Whiteside, Holt, Sorensen, Bridges, Gehring, Chapman, Peterson, Moore, Tragethon. Fourth row: Enga, Preble, Norberg, Peterson, Harris, Holley, Wheeler, Raymond, Hatlestad. Fifth row: Findley, Conway, Kramer, Elliason, Fraser, Wells, Gray, Roszell, McKissen, Monson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY QLIILL AND SCROLL The National Honor Society is a group ot stu- dents Who have shown outstanding character, leadership, service, and scholarship during their high school days. The members are chosen by the taculty on the above characteristics. As the prospective member participates in the impressive candle-light service, he begins to real- ize the significance of the organization ot which he is becoming a part. Members are initiated into the society at the beginning ot the second se- mester, giving them a year to strive tor the high standards set up by their charter. The Quill and Scroll is a iournalistic honor society. lt has been holding meetings for three years. The club includes editors of the Spotlight and AureAn. These members are chosen tor their journalistic abilities by their advisors. First row: Wilson, Peterson, Gehring, Lee, Fraser. Second row: Heeter, Qualley, Sorensen, Bridges. Third row: Johnson, Perusse, Danielson, Landis. HILL Q7 8 SCROLL L.H.5. HSJ .Pwr ffefiqcmx 'tfafag fi! O-ou Oi- 433 ,fm CH-C3 U3 ywg , MM First row: Jim Q, Ted M, Jerry M, Bill R, John M, Ted J. Second row: Bob W, Dennis P, Jim S, Randy S, Pete H, Larry P. Bob H. Third row: Sharon S, Glen H, Kay S. Fourfh row: Karen P, Barb M, Eileen W, Mary T, Lee L, Julie S, Sue A, Sue C, not pictured Lois Q. The Biology Club was organized Iasi year To give siudenis vvilh an exira inleresi in Biology a chance To do more advanced sludies. The mem- bers divide up into smaller groups To carry oui Their proiecis. Q.m5'54-012 --x 5.08053--l Elmo 153' fD3.2T5I.-4-:D Q. -o-C'l,f'P'4 fi 3'O-. 23ngO55 YPD-mo-. 3 2 Q OM' -135153.25 OTE 0:34 wfD15'3F 2 N4 E'xCDfj :.QmgQ5'-,C OCn2'LOD'O- 3573-rn cv fn cn O2 ,7,' -. 3 '25lo.Q- 33350110 -x 3U O a4Q-,711-CDQJO o 22.0- SEEQGQ ZIQEQQ1 CDFD -P' Q: omrag 33:55, -R Q-Z. QQQQQE -JDYU-55 znXOJ,lQ1 First row: Tom P, Dick B, Bob W, Terry R, Dick E, Dale A, Marven S, Dick J, Bill R, Phil W, Tom S. Second row: Curt G, Glen G, Larry S, Eugene L, Tim S, Kermit L, Mike W. Third row: Gretchen C, Kay N, Char R, Sandy P, Greichen B, Connie A, Nancy W, Ann B, Kathy W, Donna R. C H E M I S T R Y C L U B L E T T E R M E N S First rovv: Wenolort, Harrington, Sutton, Branch, Moore, Jungwirth, Danielson, Allen, Fraser, Eliason. Second row: Martin, Sack, Kopesky, Smith, Kellogg, Anderson, Wheeler, Reimer, Gritton. Third row: Gorman, Knick, Schubbe, Enga, Simonson, Nooleen, Monson, Hutchinson, Brovvn. Fourth row: Tischer, Raymond, Carlson, Loughrey, Hovvarcl. Not pictured: Preble, Hatlestad, Nelson. C L U B The Lettermen's Club was organized last year The gym ushers are responsible for maintaining by the lettermen interested in forming this type order at all athletic events and pep tests. They of club. The members are lettermen from every serve a valuable service in keeping our gym in sport. top shape. First row: Westegaarcl, Lind, Fiedler, Hoye. Second row: Streeter, Dostal, Kelly, Youngquist. G Y M U H E R , ioa Firsr row: Chandler, Rolhe, Brown, Srockhaus, Martin. Second row: Sonolrall, Jouberr, Saxton, Zahrt, larson. Third rovv: Landis, Kiessling, Ness Krans, Schultz, Fourth row: Tanner, Carlson, Martin, Raymond, Loughrey, Holmquist. cas x W afjllon SPEECH This year, as in The pasl, The Speech De- partment of R.H.S. has once again pui lor- vvarol a Top-rare job. They received Top honors in horh regional and slate conlesis. This year R.l-l.S. enrered Tvvo one-acl plays in The speech conlesf. The names of The plays were The Firsl Mrs. Paris, and The Ugly Duckling. Boih received Top avvarols. E Advisor . MR. F. CURRY I if M A 2w'LfwQfdQ w 1 X ,I ATHLEMEICS f ,im ,f X f WWW' ffff Www fmfywj ,Ogfw Qycwzfwf Ffwffyfwnx W! H fiffff iff WJ6,,!,o X , ylfffkf fm M' T ALA ! 1561 gf if KQVAMKWJ f M MAJ 1,4 , pw Mas, F ' W ,MM MwW,,Zfi Aff Z7 5 ,V ,f if '--N,.,KA,gf ,, , ,, -- WA, CHEERLEADERS Joul:uerT, Evanson, Page, STaufTacher, Carlson, ProTanT, Anderson, Woodmark. A group of girls each year is elecTed To lead The sTudenT body in The supporT of The school's a T h I e T i c Teams. These cheerleaders dedicaTe Themselves Whole- hearTeolIy To This iob and really vvork To achieve The highesT possible degree of perTecTion. The girls This year are GreTchen Carlson, Karen An- derson, Karen STauTTacher, A .asf 'G' , M., N ,ss-45, CAPTAIN GRETCHEN B SQUAD BeTTy Page, Nancy JouberT, Joan Evanson, Sharon Pro- TanT, and Eileen Woodmark. Miss l-lovve, The advisor and coach of The cheer- leaders, meeTs vviTh The girls several Times a vveek To help Them work ouT rouTines. The B s q u a d cheer- leaders lead The fans in Their supporT of The B squad Teams. Fronf To back: Swanson, BarTosh, Warren, Lineburg, Qualley. Let's go HO if We gotta win Oh, no Victory QOQ ur scxftoox 5 HSI s-Boormgah H A pretty pyramid. SCHOOL CHEER U' We-'re going to F-I-G-H-T VVe're going to F-I-G-H-T, We're going to F-I-G-H-T, F-I-G-H-T . . .F1GHT. PAGE ANDERSON I08 FOOTB LL wif, 51+ .. 2 Front row: Tischer, Branch, Reimer, Loughrey, Hatlestad, Knick, Fischer, Johnson, Preble, Eliason. Second row: Volsted, Monson, Sutton, Wendorf, Gritton, Pederson, Lewis, Fraser, Radtke, Schubbe, Jacobson. Third row: Coach Ward, Coach Collison, Nelson, Anderson, Wheeler, Carlson, Enga, Hutchinson, Dunham, Gorman, manager, Peterson. The R.H.S. eleven of i957-i958 turned to the gridiron lacking experience but high on desire. The team found Themselves against tremendous odds in many games as they fought their way through the tough Lake Conference. Through determination and fire, the team finished the season with the respect and admira- tion of their followers and their opponents. The squad showed steady improvement in each game, and each successive foe found themselves faced with a more formidable opponent. By mid-season, the Spartans had reached their season peak. Against Robbinsdale, a four-touchdown favorite, the Redmen from Richfield came into their glory. The team completely dominated play throughout the furious- ly-fought battle, and the outcome was in doubt till the final gun. Although the R.H.S. team came out on the losing end of the score, they won a moral victory. After this great effort, the Spartans were unbeatable as they swept the final games of their schedule, ending up in a three-way tie for fourth place in the conference. Special honors went to captain Dick Enga, Sherwood who were selected for the all- Knick, and Jim Kellog conference team. Enga was selected the Most Valuable Player in the Lake Conference by the coaches. The honor of a well-played season goes to the entire Richfield football team. COACH COLLISON COACH WARD SCHUBBE KNICK HUTCHINSON ENGA PEDERSON MONSON 1. -. -N .gf P22 - C uu X ..,,A f i M as V' , ill? -rf 1, V .1 lzgl 5 , nkllk - Eff: 59: ' TISCHER HATLESTAD JOHNSON PREBLE REIMER FRASER KELLOG 3 W X 'gi f XX 4 ,V 'df BRANCH Enga sidesteps ST. Ciouol Tech ST. Louis Park Mound ,,,,,,,, Wayzma ,AA . , Hopkins ,,,,, BloomihgToh C Loose ball! Edlfia WW ..,,,,,,,,, WHWMWVWWW Robbihsolale Minheiohka ,,,,, SCOREBOARD Tischer kicks off Knick Through the line CAPTAIN ENGA 4' , ,f Q Way OUT ahead' The line opens a hole One step To paydirl. VVho's 90? The ball? Don'T lef go SOPH FOQTBALL ww. The sophomore fooTball squad came inTo iTs own This year as They played a full The Team faced h ea vy odds as They p l a y e d againsf more experienced oppo- nenTs, louT Their Tremendous desire and hard work pulled Th e m Through To The con- ference championship. The experience gained on The gridiron in sophomore play will be invaluable To - .wi -,,- ,M wig luf. T A The championship Sophomore squad. ' ll T Lake Conference schedule. f T ' sf? 2 J SET fl' , These boys as They ioin The varsiTy nexT year. ,I xiii . COACH FARRELL Six more poinTs Right up The middle ' 4 ! BASKETBALL ,exam .ii I, il . ibw ,X .Q 1 V . .,s.,awi0P' , 2 51 Qs if jk T 4, Fronf row: Schubbe, Simonson, Sack, Enga, Pedersen, Davis. Back row: Lary, Erickson, Anderson, Schaefer Eliason, Johnson, BarTon, Raymond. An excepfional season by a hard working bunch of boys are The words of baskeTball menTor Gene Farrell. This sTaTemenT fairly Well sums up baskefball aT Rl-l.S. in l957-l958. The Team showed iTs poTenTial righT from The beginning as They Took on Their opponenTs vviTh ITT- Tle regard for The facT ThaT They were usually much smaller Than Their foes. Remarkable shooTing, good Teamwork, and a TighT de- fense prove d To be a winning combinaTion for The spiriTed Spar- Tans. ll2 V COACH FARRELL A if ,,,. , CAPTAIN ENGA L.. .A-I Led by capTain Dick Enga and seniors Duane Simonson and Wes Sack, The men of The hardwoods won 8 and losT 8 during regular season play. ln every game The SparTans were Tough and Their opponenfs were pushed To The limiT aT all Times. By virTue of Their posiTion in The sTandings, The S p a r T a n s played in The sub-disTricT playoffs aT ST. Louis Park in an eliminafion baTTle To The sTaTe Tournamenf. Schubbe splits . . . the nets. Oops! Wrong sport SCOREBOARD Opponent Mankato , Washburn Roosevelt Wayzata ,,,,,,,, St. Louis Park ,,,,, Mound , o,,,o,o W Edina ,,,,,,,,, Robbinsdale ,,,, Minnetonka , ,,,,,, Hopkins e.o, , E, Bloomington ,,,, , ,, St. Paul Washington Wayzata ,,,,,,..,,,,,,,, St. Louis Park Mound ,,,,,,,,,, Edina ..,,, We 65 48 52 59 48 6l 42 77 ,69 E77 74 71 49 66 57 E42 They 79 45 62 61 47 36 55 70 89 76 58 45 58 69 67 Al Sack drives in for two The ref's right in on the action. Enga pauses during workout B BASKETBALL FronT row: BysTeadT, LuTz, Lary, Birch, McLinehan, Coach Crosby. Back row: Moseman, Barton, Johnson, Engleking, Shaefer. The biggesT problem Tacing The B squad This year was in- experience. Coach Crosby wenT To work and molded The Team inTo a uniT ThaT has climbed onTo The vic- Tory bandwagon. Good heighT and some Tine shooTing have helped The Team as They seTTled down To some good ball playing aTTer a shaky sTarT. These same fellows, playing B squad This year and gaining valuable experience all The Time, will be The mainsTays of The varsiTy in The TuTure. B Team in acfion Put 'er in! TENNIS ..r, 5 . eln .' git .L .V, ::' 4 . . A gf' h I ',,. .' T .T , E 'Z .. E ix 1 I 1 , - ' 7555 I ' T , . 'nj , . ' g,A,,, - L T b ' ' iii , I I 4 'Y V 2.5 .1 ':-' T' 5, ' 1 s Q K SF ,vgiqag . .2 5 , , Q., ,. , i im .5 ' ' ' '- was V1 xaxweig , '.', f '.-, 1 , , L. w T k , 11. . '- ,...,, ,I if , V, Q laol it srra.,, L argl A 12 f 1' T . ff ' m ,, ,i ,Si f . T, mK' L A , V ,QL-, , ,L,i ,Q Ag V ' 5, L,.L f I f ilail T 1 T i L 'lrv 1 ' - 1 it-,Q . K, ,,,,, v A ,Q is Wa' . 1 Front row: Risvold, Baribeau, Lutz, Youngberg. Back row: Gasparcl, Butler, Barton, Haight, Nooleen. , x Xl y y ,' , Tennis at Richfield is gaining in ' A t , , popularity every year. This year's 55, it team, w h i c h is predominantly 'iiia ' made up of underclassmen, has V , I if fv' had The much needed experience Ezii 1 ,,., which promises to help The squad , 131 4. ' this year as they Take on a Tull Lake Conference schedule. The Netmen are mentored by Coach Schlader, and They have CAPTAIN HAIGHT elected Steve Haight to lead Them in 1958. COACH SCHLADER Nooleen aT practice Lutz really connects HOCKEY I L Front row: Gobel, Richardson, Burniece, Dunham, Branch, Johnson, Carlson, Lewis. Back row: Jacobson, Noleen, Halvorson, Smith, Dunham, Buffingion. COACH OLIVE CAPTAIN JOHNSON CAPTAIN BRANCH Richfield has reason To be proud of iTs I957-T958 hockey Team. Faced wiTh Tre- mendous rebuilding iobs, necessiTaTed by The graduaTion of The main parT of The T956- I957 Team, The squad wenT Through The sea- son wiTh a deTermined will To win. While The record of 5 won, 8 IosT, and 3 Tied isn'T Too impressive, The games be- hind This record are. Each one was a baTTle all The way wiTh The SparTans usually play- ing as an inspired Team. Led by co-capTains Tim Johnson and PaT Branch, who each received honorable men- Tion on The all-conference Team, The Icemen gave Their Toes a rough Time. A brighT spoT on The ice during each game was iunior Larry Lewis. Larry was The only member of The Team To be selecTed To The all-conference TirsT Team, and was also elecTed capTain for The T958-T959 season. ., af., W X, ,r Spartans on the offense. ,,,W.,.,i.,w , A:Z ' fa L L NQHZV ' ' V Q 'A 'V1 Q M, A 3, , I 3 ,Q L4'I tie Q -iLV ' . SCOREBOARD Opponent We They St. Louis Park ,, ,, ,LO 3 Mound , ,,, . , ,, ,, 4 3 Wayzata 7,7,, 7,,Y,,,. 2 2 Hopkins ,777 , ,L O Minnetonka ,. as ,W2 2 Mound O Edina .,,, , W L ,nl 2 Bloomington u,,o, o,,.o,,, 5 2 Robbinsdale ,u,,,u, uu,,,. 2 3 Wayzata , ,,u,,,, ,,,,, l 3 Edina ,A L, 3 Minnetonka u,7,A., L2 O Bloomington ,,e,. o,,., 1 4 Hopkins ,,,,,,,u.,,,, ..,,, l l St. Louis Park ,,,, ,,,,, l 5 Robbinsdale ,,,,.,, ,,,, 2 3 Edinal' ,, , uu,u,,.,,,, 3 kplayoff game Assistant Coach Olson Puckster moves in for shot LARRY LEWIS: All-Conference 1958-1959 Captain WRESTLI G Holly, Boerner, Danielson, Benner, Harris, Schaefer, Moore, Burrows, Knick, Johnson, Allen. This year's vvresTling s q u a d made a Terrific showing for Them- selves and for Richfield. The SparTan maTmen s W e p T Through The season wiTh only one loss againsT Them. CapTain Sherwood Knick led The Team To second place in The conference sTandings. Knick wenT Through The enTire campaign un- defeaTed and did noT lose a maTch unTil The regional division of The new X x TT' fi WT Ha x mv,i3i,w5 G, , SQ ,xXx X Wxllslfiirll ' ' ' - -'. ,.'ss', f s' i o r ,rrr s L , c,,--, i - r e ' COACH WARD sTaTe TournamenT. Several oTher SparTans advanced To The regions, Coach Ward and his Team have worked hard To bring wresTling inTo The spoTlighT aT Richfield. This year's fine Team should accom- plish This. An addiTional honor ThaT The Team earned was ThaT of being raTed The sevenTh besT wresTling Team in The sTaTe. Killer Knick 'S la Benner bends zsxg in Q L'fL Stu strives for victory ' .AL' 1 , :ft-ozfi w - L' 7 144' .1 ' 'xi 1, F L T CAPTAIN KNICK SCOREBOARD in V Wwwnlgvg The! Two for Sutton Roosevelt , ,,,,,,,, 41 13 Minnetonka ,,,e,,, ,,,, 47 5 Wayzata ,,,, ,, ,, N28 20 Vocational Y. ,,,, , A8 10 Washburn ,B ,,,, M26 17 Bloomington ,,,,, 38 5 Mound ,, ,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 2 22 Edina ,,o,,,,, , ,o,,, ,,,,, , 29 18 Robbinsclale , ,,,, , ,15 28 Minnetonka ,,,, , ,,,,, , B46 1 O So. St. Paul ,,,,, , o,,o 50 6 Edina 7 ,,,,o,, , 27 17 Bloomington ,,,, M3-4 15 A take down Don't I 'nose' you? TRACK ,,,, e .gms .aiu L Front row: Branch, Monson, Robertson, Hatlestad, Fischer, McKisson, Rumpel, Larson. Back row: Coach Collison, Sutton, Erickson, Reiter, Lind, Carlson, Yetzer, Landis, Wheeler, Enga. The 1957 R.H.S. track team participated in a wide and varied schedule under the able direction of Coach Collison. The team traveled all over the state and gave a very good representation of Richfield. Led by two seniors, Jerry Larson and Ken Broas, the team gained valuable experience and improved with each and every meet. Broas distinguished himself in the pole vault event by setting a new school record of ll feet. Larson was considered one of the top track men in the state as he broke many meet records. While track is a new sport on the R.H.S. level, it is rapidly growing in popularity. COACH COLLISON Wheeler hits his stride Off to a fast start A crowd at the Richfield track l957 TRACK SCHEDULE University Indoor Meet Mankato Meet Carleton Relays Faribault Relays St. Louis Park Relays Mound Relays District Meet Conference Meet State Meet Enga clears the lows They're really packed in Championship form by Larson ASEB LL WZEIEI, 'T' - i V -1:-. 1.11 2' , K K , . I H V. -gy, , K M , 1 ,.,,,-,-5:2551 , 'iris , f.', -' w . .1 1 ia... . sf, V. . . .ar .. , -- :.- an r, -' T H A , 623- . f, .-., .. ,.,., . 1, . ,.... 4, ,,:Zs3f..e::.:f1:f1,:f:auf- ,f 'ff,-iw -'Lila - i - . A ' ii1EE?.f g:3 ' ' 15 ' 'i 7 ' , '.L:2:1.if'Q z-':',3:f513 LJf4L:'1l- 2 '- ' ' , ' xk', , -113415. ,,,:. , ,Va gf:-, , If-' .qi-. f V. 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S if 1 seas T fe, ' X tt' 't 2 R ,, V ,...,.. 1 ' Q 1 . f' 5 ,, r f rise.-'m. .--.- ' H . few- v ff -, :,. -,Q--,1, , 44, 5 . fr:-,, .,,: 7 12- ,mf 1- . ' 'ff 1 ma., ea'- ., tm-.iesfl . :,r: ,i,.i1r1am:f .-Q'-ff m J, wrt is ' L L' ' 4? 1 -i - N V . ' fi' ' ' . ' Front row: Kiessling, Jungwirth, Kopesky, Halvorson, Lytle, Brown, Howard, Schubbe. Back row: Molsather, Naebors, Richey, Knick, Hoffman, Mayer, Thompson, Johnson, Kennedy, Glockner. The T957 baseball team would have been a power- house in any league. The squad was loaded with plenty of talent as Richfield dominated nearly every game it played. The season started oft tremendously as the team won 9 in a row. The entire season was a victorious one with the Diamondmen win- ning TQ, while losing only 3. COACH OLIVE The tough Lake Confer- ence provided for each of Richfield's losses, but each ot these games was very close. With their high- powered hitters and tight defense the R.H.S. nine proved to be a well- balanced team. Nine seniors and n i n e juniors made up last year's winning squad, coached by Gene Olive. Schubbe digs in R H. S. Battery f E 5 1. NA..,,. ,M..,,,,,.W,,.1 fM,,,,W'Ln Glockner gets hold ot a fast one SCOREBOARD Opponent We They New Prague ,,,,, ,,,, 6 5 Chaska .,,... . ....., ..,,,, 8 2 Moundsview ,,, ,,,,, l O 5 Bloomington ,.,,o ,,,,oo 8 1 Washburn ,oo,,, ,,o,,, 4 3 Roosevelt ,,,, 5 ,,oo,, 5 4 Edina .,..,,,, .,,,,, 9 6 Mound ,,,oo,,,,,oo ,.l7 4 Bloomington ,oe,.,. ,,o,, 7 19 O Hopkins ,,,oo,,,,,o,, o.,,oo 3 6 St. Louis Park ee,,. ,,,,.. 5 l Robbinsdale o,,,,,o ,,oo,, 4 7 Chaska ,,,,.s..,,,o o,,,,, 2 O Wayzata ,,,,., , A..,,, O 4 Minnetonka .o.. . 6 4 Str.i.i,i.ke three!! Front row: Anderson, Gobel, Thysell, Reimer, Lary, Richardson, Johnson. Back row: Coach Crosby Ahlstrom, Jacobson, Volsted, Noonan, Davis, Erickson. G.A.A. Committees Award Winners The Girls' Athletic Association for T957-T958 was directed by its Executive Board. Judy Chap- man was Presidentg Darlene Peterson, Vice Presi- dentg Sharon May, Secretary, Joan Evanson, Treas- urer. The committees for the year were art, social, publicity and membership. The board also con- sists of sport heads for every sport. 4 f V Horseback Riding G,A.A. Board Members . xx. . , ,K 5 tr f , ,,,. ,W V7 iq, 1 ' why... J ! V xff , - QW. fr Tennis Soccer ReC Gam QS Basketball Otficiating Head and Assistant Rating Of- ticials There were 93 girls who earned lOO points or more to become G.A.A. members. Over lOO girls have participated dur- ing each season. Swimming Modeling During the year many activities were enjoyed by members. Some of them were Sophomore wel- come party, Tip-oft, Alumni party, and the new Board party in the Spring. All in all, it was a very successful year with over l5O girls participating in i4 sports. Volle lg Y all clas f s earn representatives Top Bowling Team and Sport Head SPARTAN SHOTS Two poinis for R.H.S- A shoestring tackle I A packed Spanan fieldhouse Tennis men in action Our 1957-1958 cheerleaders ACTIVITIES ' ! I957 HCMECOM NG SWEETHE RT iieiffw ' .. of . ,, WN 'W .i 1 1 . I if ,T W f , , ,M fda .. , , 1 , , lm: if uw fy x . I ' K LN -9 1' f Q .K 2 -R, 1 I , . .' V94 ' , Q y . . ' ,, . , W ., H ' ' V ' v1.vzQ'R . H . Q, Q- fx, :w if fi 12 ' Y Y YQ M - ,, f' 1 K 5 . , -, K fx fax, ,fa . Q ' .fx - ,Y We .. ' :Q ,X i -M whim eh wtf TTEN DANTS R.H.S. celebrated its second Homecoming on October l8, l957. Barbara Langseth was chosen' to reign over the Homecoming Festivities. The corona- tion was the climax to a wonderful program featuring student and faculty talent. Barb's first official act was to read the R o y a I Proclamation which commanded the Spartans to triumph over Minnetonka, and that night, cheered on by a capacity crowd of wi l d l y enthusiastic fans, th e y showed th e i r fighting spirit and dunked 'Tonka with the score of 25-6. After the last flares had announced the Spartan victory, Queen Barb and Dick Enga, captain of the football team, opened the gala Homecoming dance, the perfect end to an unforgettable day. 3577? 421 by 06-7.7.6 R.H.S. ORONATIO I957 Wsfiur. Ohhh! THE ROYAL COURT LL-SCHOOL T LENT bbs Real gone faculty! 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I3I SPARTAN VICTORY di g I' '- CHFIELD T .'. - OMING Q2' Q , , l g il 1.Ejj?og .18 l 'ic lx T 6' Q V 2l2fiffQf. 3:,, fi A Dunka-Tonka, said The deTermined SparTans as They charged inTo baTTle, and dunk 'Tonka They did, emerging vicTorious Trom The Tray amid The cheers of Their loyal supporTers. BeTvveen The halves The band per- Tormed a series oT inTricaTe sTeps, and The maioreTTes spun Their Tiery Torches. Queen Barb and her royal reTinue rode onTo The Tielol and were presenTed To looTh Richfield and NlinneTonka. E x u b e r a n T sTudenTs and alumni Tlocked To The gym Tor Their vicTory dance and Thus, wirh a background of soTT lighTs and music ended Home- coming, l957 . . . vviTh all The un- TorgeTTable memories. The band presems Barb with an orchid 1 O E i5lll5RALll,,l Barb in all her glory. MaioreTTes and band perform aT ha VICTORY DANC . . .CLIMAX TOHOMECOMING 2 , .' .1 '1 5.' ' . I 5, . 1151 ' A Y . K ., g X vs A ,,. f nf' J 5 -ca. Royal court and escorts lead dance. Dick presents Queen Barb. Everyone joins in The fun. mr my 1 r .. A rv if r. fat K ,Q s ,xi 2243, 5-.V li A kiss for the queen. Barb on ner beaufifuliy decorated throne. I33 T SENIOR CLASS PL Y ' ,H iiiii T wwuwllllllyllllllll li iliul ,xvx iyl 3 C1 C3551 'X' 94214410 Z A PAPA MAMA JAKE W EMMA , 7,,S STATE TROOPER ,, MRS YODER ,L S W S,,,SS Mike Jusell , Lois Barrovvclough Lcclienny Rahr L Sally Aldrich , Jerry Colburn Sharon Alevizos ls LL Miss Ostgaard and stuclem' directors This unusual sTory Took place on a Pennsylvania DuTch Farm dur- ing World War ll. The ploT concerned a Mennon- iTe Tarnily which reloelled againsT The Tyrannical TaTher. The play was U n d e r The di- recTion of Miss OsTgaard and STU- denT direcTors Sandy HolT a nd Sona Draisey. Sally and Lois in dramaTic scene, Papa disciplines Sally. I34 Lois advises Kenny. All I want is The Tac'rsl Ge eral Cha a , Sha on Anderso BEHIND THE SCENES COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN ADVERTISING , 7,,,, Delmar Budke Joan Schleefer Paula Zhan' Phyllis Watson COSTUMES , E, , MAKE-UP ,,7,,7 , 7,,,,,,,7,,, , PROGRAMS ,,77 ,, , ,E PROPERTIES ,, ,,EE Amanda Sorenson STAGE CREW S SS,,,SS EDelmar Budke TICKETS ,,,,,,, , ,,,,E ,, ,Chuck Landis USHERS E,Darlene Peterson Advisor, Miss Frankenstein i 8 Meant for each OTher. TW ANCE DW Trouble ,xi '3 r W ,X T N -R A , - K is , ' f ig. S r 3 M, f Paiama Gang XVI ,JL X .T The annual Twin Dance, sponsored by The Pep Club, Took place on January 24. This year iT was girl-ask-boy affair. Every- body's doubles were There, and There were cases of double vision all over. OT course everyone had double The Tun and danced Twice as much as usual. Music was Turnished via records WiTh pop for reTreshmenTs. Many laughs and good Times were shared by all. We danced . . . and danced . . . and danced . . . and 1 DANCEDW Guess we ll s1T This One OUT. G.A.A. h e l d irs annual Tip-off in The gym on Jan- uary 28. On This day The girls who earned at least 100 poinfs during the first se- mester by participaling in aT least lO after-school sports were iniriated under The di- recrion of G.A.A. presidenf, Judy Chapman. A volleyball game be- Tvveen The faculfy, headed by Miss Hagelin, and The senior class was played. G.A.A. TIP-OFF LTY GN THE SID Left fo right: Miss Mickelson, l???lp Miss Hannulag Miss Leeg Miss Peterson Miss Wessman Mrs Schvvarfzy Miss Howe, Mrs. Allen. R.H.S. SPARTAN ETTE Left to right: Carol McKenzie, Lucy Larson, Carol Shoebottom, Sandy Storm, Carol Croft, Pam Buhta, Jan Evanson. Not pictured: Mary Tam, Amanda Sorenson. The Spartanettes, a group of flag twirlers, was formecl this year. This organization consists of sophomore, iunior and senior girls. Each girl made her own red and white flag. The girls performed at a basketball game and in the Variety Show. ln the future the flag tvvirlers will be as much a part of the band as the players. Many hours of practice were necessary before a per- formance to perfect routine and synchronize movements. THE FIRST MRS. PARIS ONE-ACT PLAYS CAST THE COURT FOOL L STeve Treichel PARIS , ,,Y,,,,,,,,, ,,,,Paul Monson KATHERINE ,,E,, ,, Marlys Krans JUPITER , ,,,,,,7,,77 Y,,,., J im Moore MERCURY Ee,, ,,KeiTh Sondrall VENUS H , ,Ginger Johnson JUNO , ,,,, ,,Barb RundquisT MINERVA ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Diane Ness The FirsT Mrs. Paris was a farce abouT Paris and The golden apple. Paris had To choose The rnosT beauTiTul of Three godesses-Juno, Mi- nerva, or Venus. Two comedy one-acT plays were enTered in The conTesT This year by Their direcTor, Mr. F. C. Curry. The plays were presenTed To The public on February 27, The Two sTudenT direcTors were Carol Halvorson and Paula ZahrT. CAST KING ff,,aw ,uu7,,,,,,,,,au T om PoTTer QUEEN uu,A,uuu,uuuuuuu, ,Jar Gas ard V P PRINCESS ,,.,,u, Sharon Anderson DULCIBELLA - ,u,u Sharon DuFresne CARLOS ,,,,M,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, J im RadTke The Ugly Duckling was a comedy abouT'a king and queen who Tried To marry off Their daughTer. The va i n queen does noT Th i n k her daughTer is so beauTiTul as she is. The rnixup beg a n when The Prince and Princess meeT, unknown To anyone. THE UGLY DLICKLINGH LII-IQ , , PRESENTED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS LlLIOM was under The direcTion of Mr. Lauren EkroTh. The play was wriTTen in T909 and produced laTer ThaT year in BudapesT. In T920 iT premiered in London. IT was revived again in T954 in New York as a Rogers and HammersTein Broadway musical enTiTled, Carousel. IT has been said by noTed auThoriTies ThaT The play conTains many greaT human elemenTsAalI TreaTed in an original and beauTiTul way. CAST IN ORDER CONCESSIONAIRES ,,,, CurT Grindahl Dale Anderson STRONG MAN ,,,a , , ,,,,, Glenn Thysell DANCING GIRL L, ,Valerie Warren POLICEMEN ,,,u,,,u ,, Bob Findlay, Jim Koch LILIOM ,,,,, ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, ,, Richard Riddle MRS. MUSKRAT H 7 , Sandy Anderson YOUNG MEN , ,, Bob Wheeler, Jerry Johnson YOUNG GIRLS U , Kay Taylor, PaT Hengen, Sue Anderson, Jane Lindskoog Carol Anderson, Judy Sorenson Larilyn Malinski, Barbara Lund, and Kathy Sykora served as sTudenT direcTors. FICSUR , , , ,Darrell STanl4o JULIE H Susan Quanbeclc MARIE ,,,, Diane HiTTner TUMBLERS ,,,, ,, Karen Lund, Jo Evanson, Jan Evanson OF APPEARANCE MRS HOLLUNDER V , Ardie Schulz YOUNG HOLLUNDER Ralph GilberTson WOLF BEIFELD ,Bill Rumpel SUBURBAN POLICEMAN Brian Loughrey l-INZMAN 1 David MaTTson THE DOCTOR c,,,,, Dale Anderson TWO HEAVENLY POLICEMEN ,L Jim Koch, Bob Findlay THE GUARD Brian Loughrey THE RICHLY DRESSED MAN CurT Grindahl THE POORLY DRESSED MAN Bob Wheeler THE MAGISTRATE , ,, Wes HaTlesTad LOUISE Donna RoThe CAST IN ACTIO 1. Onlookers Smile pretty! :ew sg ite fl Es 2255 21 E it 2 Kg 3359 352 55? 2 ,. . 35 Q ,tg wg M5 H et E, as . I QE Y. 5 iw ag 25 Q sg R ' Z H11 ' K gi? , 2 H 55 K Z sg: - x it f I' 3 z 5 we 5 ft ...W--M A 4,4 1' gy? J Q, Mi A happy-looking bunch. ug--1 Muscles! 1 Q 2 Q 2 ! i i a E LiIiom's Iast moments. Judge Wes. I4l QuarTeT, Spanish sTyle Tres muchachas AN AMERICAN D On Thursday, March 27, The fourTh annual Pan American Day program was presenTed by The Spanish Club, Los ZopiloTes. This evenT, held yearly in celebraTion of The friend- ship and cooperaTion exisTing among The Pan American coun- Tries, is Truly one of The mosf specTacu'lar and colorful ever To be held aT R.H.S. T l I iff r ni i 1 1,1 I I P T Los ZopiloTes, Ole! I1 is apparent That ensembles were plenTiful . . . 'Manuals Everyone ioins in OR EL DI DE LAS AMERICAS Zee Bull ! Mike serenades The general theme ot the program dealt with Latin American culture and customs. lncluded were folk songs, ballroom and folk dances, and numer- ous popular songs as well. Everyonetwho witnessed the per- formance agreed that the Spanish stu- dents did a fine iob of presenting a splendid evening's entertainment. The entire program was under the direction of Mr. Robert Brett, and student director, Jeanne Arneth. if A-an-n Here's a cute Spanish number! Three of the boys show us how! VARIETY SHQW , , , UNDER THE DIRECTION or MR. WES KOHL X esfpkmhm Judy, Jo, Sharon, Nancy Ron Chick Terry Dave 3 kg gh 9 1 1' Guess who? . Hogd . . - Leamxngwn Hexd M16 I957 - With Dfc k Kasfs Orc Hesrra 1 -.. A0 tabhes Wefe Se f' WGS serve Qver s ' 0 fe PROM x We 5 ON My ieeY- ure had fun! 5. .k,, . ,,. ffm r 113 BOYS' AN D GIRLS' STATE Judy Brehm and Kenny Rahr repre- senTed Richfield aT Boys' and Girls' STaTe aT The STaTe Fair Grounds in ST. Paul lasT summer. They were selecfed by The adminis- TraTion and social sfudies Teachers along wiTh oTher nominaTions ThaT were Then voTed upon by The members of Their class. The purpose of Boys' and Girls' STaTe is To Teach fuTure ciTizens, who show ouTsTanding leadership, governmenfal procedures carried on in NlinnesoTa. The represenTaTives parTicipaTe in The governmenf of a model communify which They seT up. BoTh Judy and Kenny found Th i s evenT To be boTh an enioyable and educaTional experience. I46 i,1.gE.E,V K ,mfxu ,, Ur fi- :.rs.i'5 'griifrai iemgy- if ima ii-ifw,g,H,il'ligiEiii1 S-ii i- sir, 1' Tillie ii rf, liiiieriii R.H.S. EXCHANGE STUDENTS lmba is R.l-l.S.' Third foreign exchange sTudenT. She lives on an island off The soufhern coasT of Iceland wiTh her fafher and moTher, Three sisfers and Two brofhers. She excels in arT and aThleTics and has a special l i k i n g for American movies and hoT dogs. Alfhough our school is very differenf from The schools she has aTTended in Iceland, she likes iT very much. lmba is living in Richfield aT The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Clark. Nancy HeeTer, senior sponsored by The American Field Service, represenfed R.H.S, in Swifzerland lasT summer. She sTayed in The liTTle Town of Lenz- burg wiTh her Swiss family, The Wil- liman's. Nancy refurned To The STaTes wiTh wonderful memories of SwiTzerland, iTs beaufiful mounTains and valleys, and The friendship of The Swiss people she will never forgef. 1 bl fr J. f . I MEMORIES My V 1 J A Jinbgm WL df f' of fw , m ' MJ' W V MQW MU J pp MJ Q M My M W wfw V vf f y WWA W big A, ff if 1+ ' WMA J J if W fm Q L, LLf'ip - f ,LPA Vx yfU'b A If g! VV4 LT, Wright My ,AM A ' w !, f I ,l 1 1 ' X . JA A ,Q -. '11 , ir ,fl Q X , lj J XID ff' , ci x .N , ,1 f , . . , , ., L 1 .' X ' .1 ,,f I 'x J, -8 IDX -. , V ' , I! 1 x! , : I A ll, . . ,lf ff- . lu X H 1 , , ' .X , 1 i J p y V1 WJLJFQ Ai fi Sy lywx L Llxfbfijb 4 ,fb yu A Z J! M V 0 yt' U! W f jp UL XML rf' W, W 7 1 MJ? L JL . - , 1 .,- 3 .47 J I' 610' 5 M ' , J ,fir if W affpfmf WL If' X ,Lf ,. lm ' LJ ' L' V ,L L .1 JQQP- fr 'L' ff? If A24 2 , 'fx X1 1' Y ALVK ' fi N fx! LW N . ' A f WY? Ugg N jfvvf MAGIC MOMENTS FirsT day aT school . . . Tall TooTball games.. . losing The Junior high, whew! . . . our new playground . . . asiaTic Tlu . . . homecoming vicTory . . . beauTiTul Queen Barb . . . TalenTed Teachers . . . ridicule. . . basl4eTball . . .The day The power failed and we missed The TirsT day in years. . . sock hop wiTh shoes . . . Senior Class Play . . . American BandsTand . . .Twin Dance . . .SanTa Anonymous . . . ChrisTmas vacaTion . . . parTies, parTies, parTies . . . oh, Those sleigh rides . . . geTTing inTo gear Tor The New Year. . .wheeling and dealing . . . wresTling squad . . . being a Senior , . . band concerT. . . Imba,our exchange sTudenT . . . using lasT names insTead of TirsT ones . . .going sTeady . . . homework, To wiT Term Themes . . . The lasT pep TesT and all The liTTle sisTers . . . meeTings, meeTings, meeTings . . . liquid air and Sharon A's hungah Cremem ber The hoTdogD . . . NaTional Honor SocieTy . . .Junior Class Play- Liliom .. Miss Richfield ConTesT, Jack FrosT Days, and our own BeTTy winning. . .our cagers . . .The Hawk . . . visiT from alumni . . . lunches. . .Brown . . . Sophomore girls . . . Spring . . . speech conTesT . . .Fire and Ice Dance. . . Baseball Training . . . class rings . . . Pep Clubweekland . . . Tire alarms . . . Senior BanqueT . . . acTion . . . SeniorBall . . . VarieTy Show . . . Class Day . . . Senior expenses . . . picTures . . . Summer and The Trials and Tribula- Tions ahead . . . The glad and sad Times aT R.H.S. and learning To Tace The fuTure as uprighT ciTizens wiTh a purpose, To beg NoT To Seem. W BJ, Qi QW f ww-W ? 5 M 32 ues5 Magik Ukaf . .asf my 1 seq 'g 'gl Suousunv 'pg 'Ll uasl1e3'M'9l uoswpuv 'pq JSSQOQ HSJSHE1 'H LJOSQUQVV 'Ll LPSJDH LIOSIJEQ 'Q UOSJOAIQH UOSULiOf' 'L LIOSIBN SPOQ 'Q SPQSSLQLIAA 'Q '17 QBOOIJMOJJEQ I SJSAW 'd 'l X -v-ww.. S P ,wwf 1:51 f 1. Senior boys? 2. S. Aldrich 3. N. Heeier, S. Holt 4. Close up 5, Smile preiiy. 6. Seniors in 81h grade 7. The sewing class, 8. What ya doin? 9. Now now, girls! 10. Nl. Mitchell 11. Winier sport fans. 12. Doing homework? 13. S. Schreiber 14. The Team is in a hudclle. 15. K. Ward 16. Wanna dance? 17. T. Johnson 18. Toboggan party. 19. Member Those? 20. lsn'T she bevviiching? 150 - - f it 1, vfts '1 'eww twiki Fi miie .M 1. Who's your stylist? 2. Anyone for tennis! 3. The giris 4, Good morning! 5. B, Page 6. S. Anderson L. Otteson J. Halyorsen 7. E. Woodrnark 8. M. Smith 9. J. Wagner J. Schleeter 10. Kisses sweeter L than wine! 11. D. Schaper 12. D. Wanielson 13. C, Halvorson 14. J. Smith 15. More girls 16. Look at me now 17. D. Larson 9 4 fr' M if 135 1. Beach party 2. S. Fraser L. Barrovvclough C. Grindahl 3. Very orlenial D Peruss 5 Wha grouch 6. Mr. Mariignacco 7. The good ole summer iime 8. A. Sorenson 9. The invasion 10. B. Gilyard 11, Spring fever 12. L. Kopesky 13. M. Waggener 14. Sleep much? 15. Looks like fun 16. B. Langseth V. Woodward J. Quailey 17. S. Alevizos S.A1drich 18. B. SchuveiIler19.Wha1a group! l ,pil ,pf ,am i r . i i 1, . img Y .. 41' 3 iff? if Ea' Af ,Q F I 5 5- Z, if 1 , . , I, B. Langseth 2. Les Girls 3. J. Widness 4. The olcl gang! 5. L. Turner D. Whiteside 6. S. Fraser S. Knick 7. P. Myers 8. S. Holt K. Anderson 9. Our hero lO. J, Danielson G. Schaefer D. Gricler J. Lanser ll. D, Schublae 12. S. Afhelsfan 13. K, Hoffman J. l-lalvorsen M. Wallsfedt lA. Masquerade pariy 15. D. Simmonson lo. Notice The sfyle l7. T. Conway 18, J. Halvorsen S. Alevizos C, Johnson V. Woodward. 1. W. Thompson, J. Anderson, J. Halvorson 2. D. Whiteside 3. OUCH! 4. R. Myklebust B. Loughray, W. Carl- son, J. Anderson 5. Looks like a hurricane 6. Let's have a party 7. Senorita Lanser 8. L. Klein 9. Singing 10. R. Latterell 11. C. Carlson 12. A hot date 13. J. Butcher 111. S. Muckleburg 15. Rip it up! 16. D. Simonson 17. Remember Me? 18. J. Halvorson, B. Carlson 19. Happy Birthday Nelly. F noi 0- Sock Hops spa dzo R lv A W Homecoming O 'I8 T Christmas Program c . Dec. 20 -.fix V iigigs l'91T ' 'Q ops One-Act Plays Feb. 27 'ix f'a ' 'Mil J ' ry Afllls Q' Baccalaureale June l 96 l gui!! mf Senior Class Day May 6 V ySl'm Myi 2 -11: 5 YZ Lil? r,,p? Q, 4? A J Pl y J P F b 6 7 M Y 12 Tvxjiri Dggce I A H VL ' ' -' lg ini. '.' ' ': -.5 .af 'N' 'g f l .'u l K . vga fi ' Fire and Ice Dance M h 7 10 l r mul , .. S . 4 45, S ph more Pa y April 25 ,, I' 989 fl W Pan Am Day March 27 1, x, 'K , I , 5 ' P Senior Banquet Q Wm Ap 'l 26 Ap l 14 1 2 Qllllx r - 55 lizdfa fi? ' e , 7 KKLZZX Vc'.7Z,J1,g3gv 421, Vgdxgj M5106 Vvzaff ,f26?4fC6 Llllldj A 41,4240 Cece of-era, - rwwlcmdbaez Lama QQ l r M-, J A J 7' ' 546,50 V,-d6c,66,02,4AzoQ Q'6! Cbviaa ' SW' fgfgl Fads This year were few, iT's True, BuT here are some we've dug up Tor you. i DirTy whiTe Tennis are jusT The Thing, GLY' kldkd-Q They've been around since way lasT spring. 2,64 S1720 ,604-5 SweaT socks, Too, are jusT The sTyle. yzczq O XJVDCQXKM Looks like They'll be here for guiTe a while. QQAQQ 72,A7Q,Z, ,QOLCJ Blue, red, green, and black, gh Q I7 1 1 JA, A Vpjcccizj Are colors in nylons ThaT are all coming back. 4 Z J Z i These colors now may seem quiTe exTreme, 0 0 J CIA! While back in The '2'O's They were known as supreme u Could you imagine our casual guys, A 4466, 520105 All dressed up in shirTs and Ties? T f 'Q Cerfainl noT here aT R.H.S. y 1 f c by 9 X When They can wear Their sweafer vesf. A 'ya .M Around our school, here and There, ml 'LL-6629 F There'll always be fads you'll wanT To wear. vm,a,eZ7wQfw Qwmf N-7671 OQM Q, Gif u -1 If S fe' 'i use , , AD ERTI EME TS fw 5-evrfo l fcjzxya 40 fcgwvfzxaf 41-1-ff1.v'f-of-MJ if if X Z CMXZZZMM ,,,-c,,4f.eJQ fL64!L' ! fgwwvagf, Jffdffbffzy MYMJ 5' jmfj 44,2-.45 Q' Wu 'LA CL5.1d17f P af ,CAA g v!4V z'fU'5 0 W Cipwefczdx 44,gz,-0 ,Q-u,f.4,Z-ZZ!! dz4f1,.fL7aJLd,4 6-swam rb'56'-L-457:71-ffffc-414 win A!! 7 .,JL, LKJ 0 . I gzgmn, ax.1'1 yvff f ' , fLffa67jQ Vi My 6614 L7 If - ,Z ' X ' 424 in 4' -.ff U ff E' , . 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I ADnAM's 5 'M I 1 IDQGGIQE SHOP J I lDogs andyCe'lgv Boardecl I I Balhingeiiirimminqf Pe'F' Supplies. and Food 0 Puppies and KH-'I'enlS 6336 LYNDALEAXIE. J I Ns j - , . . I fl jg LATHAM'S Specializes in Chicken-Pork Tenderloins Hamburgers IMMEDIATE SERVICE YEAR ROUND BARSN ESS REXALL DRUGS 76I'I'1 and Lyndale So. MINNEAPOLIS 23. MINN. E. N. BARSNESS R.PH.. Prop. CompIimen1's of A FRIEND AUTOGRAPHS wmwu www fx if if , ., , ..--, ,-w:u,w,f -f..,, if V. kff. ,1i2l.,A,,,.fiL ' , , ,. , ,, , L,.. f,,LL , yri- 1 if -f ,gm W L-f- ' -e L. 'wflifilfii' 7 7 6 X VI- w.'fi:5ff . f, ' , HQ,f New iw V my We i ii , W M 6 hl yy y y y y , ,M 35, My li This, Then, is The 1958 AureAn, filled with Those Things Thai we feel have made This year oulsianding and memorable in The minds of all who were forfusnale enough 'ro pariicipaie in ii. We hope you have read any enioyed our efforts To presenl an accurale record of The yearg we hope Thai memories io? 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