Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)
- Class of 1961
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vV'-’Vil SPOTLITE a •1 M JL. a X y £ Uf ' Vf r • ■ Presented by The Senior Class Richfield High School Richfield, Minnesota v-V +M 9 V y 1961 5 r ' % On the pages which follow, we will attempt to bring back some of the highlights that made this a memorable year for you. Follow the mosaic through these pages to recall your Golden Year, . . . its spirit . . . its friendliness . . . its fun . . . its organization . . . 2 3 A thorn amongst the roses? Music makers 5 . . . Filling in for Mr. Martignacco, Mr. Ludwig Schindl, Austrian exchange teacher. Filling test tubes, RHS' own budding scientists. 6 ft M BACK TO SCHOOL h c« DU Ti” o0$1 ’« iUbs n $ 3% «° 4ft 1 5. . . diSpl yS . . . . K ftu£S . . . fts Ftut Surprise! 8 Yes. it's a fact, not just my opinion, that Smith is spelled S-m-i-t-h. not S-e-n e-t-h.’ I offered to carry her books. How did I know she had a friend, who had a friend, who had a friend . . 9 It's obviously an early Rembrandt. but da Vinci is so much easier to sign. 'This is first year work. Maybe I should have given it to a first year class. One picture is worth a thousand words. Need we say more? Have a lemon drop? This has probably been one of the most frequently asked questions around Richfield High School. The originator —Mr. Kohl, of course! His lively interest in school activities has seen our school through seven years of Psychology courses, ever-changing tap lines, and the herculean task of the annual Variety Show. His ever-ready sense of humor and amicable attitude arc conveyed to all those with whom he comes in contact. His spirit, wit, friendliness, talent and leadership have served our school well. We the staff proudly and gratefully dedicate this, the 1961 AurcAn, to Mr. Wesley Kohl. II This marked the seventeenth year of service to the Richfield School System by Mr. Harry Rumpel. As superintendent, he is responsible for planning a suitable curriculum, supervising the faculty, and keeping the public informed of the activities of the school board and its administration. Mr. Carlton Lytle, assistant superintendent, has been with the Richfield School System for six years. His duties are to aid the superintendent in ever)' way possible. 12 The Richfield Board of Education is the organization responsible for decisions on educational policies toward students in the Richfield School System. Pictured below are Albert J. Mayer, Carlton W. Lytle, Harr)' E. Rumpel, Velma Astlcford, Robert B. Gunderson, Kenneth V. Johnson. Kenneth Forsland. and Lorin Gasterland. PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE To the Seniors: One of the things that sustains any school faculty member, kindergarten teacher through superintendent of schools, is the pleasant memory of the hundreds of fine young people with whom he has been privileged to work over the years. You are Richfield High School as you go out into the world of work or pursue further formal education. Just as a person can stand at the side of a pool and sec his reflection, so should Richfield High School see its reflection in you. It is hoped that your school system has left some distinguishing mark of a free man and woman upon you; enough so that people might say, “I know him not by the cut of his clothes, but by the things he lives for. Sincerely, Clair Bartosh 13 Mr. Alfred Krinkc received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Hamline University. His duties as assistant principal include handling attendance reports and school discipline. The position of attendance officer was added to the high school administration this year. Mr. Gene Olive, former physical education teacher, held this position. COUNSELORS 14 Mr. Robert Christianson, Miss Lavonnc Wcssman, Miss Genevieve Wise, and Mr. Frederick Gilbert. NURSE Mrs. Kathleen Shaughnessy has been with RHS three years. She administers vision tests and hearing tests and is responsible for the immunization shots which both the student body and faculty receive. OFFICE STAFF Richfield High School is kept a smooth-running machine through the help of the office staff. Mrs. Lola Augustine, Mrs. Jeanne Thorton, Mrs. Ester Grabar, Mrs. Martha Haugen. Mrs. Alice Jensen. Miss Ardic Schultz. LIBRARY STAFF Both the students and the teachers of Richfield High School find this department helpful in connection with their class studies. 15 Miss Dorothy Wansmos and Miss Francis Vail. KITCHEN STAFF The school lunch program is carried out through the continued efforts and work of the kitchen staff. First row, Alice Olson. Hazel Pauling. Pearl Flcgcl, (head cook), Vcrla Hcr-verg, Evelyn Fladland (second head cook). Second row, Hilda Hansen. Betty Quarnstrom, Irene Kienzlc, Eileen Carlton, Eva White, and Pat Nistler. Don Cumberland, and George Ryman, head night men. CUSTODIANS The men responsible for keeping the school in top condition are the custodial staff. Sverre Kvalle, Dewey Lage-mann, Harold Kwaknut. Eugene Snuggerud, Lee Knock, and Laughton Willard. 16 AtWeto........f ftg 77 . .pag 13S P jtOa56j . . . pftgG' 163 Ufifwft'uGS............... Ack..............(3ft£j 177 17 ilim 18 What’s so funny? Did you ever try to get out of the parking lot after a snowstorm?' 19 Cfetss ofr BILL NOONAN. President; SANDY GREGORY. Secretary; LINDA SAMSEL, Treasurer; DAN UPHAM, Vice-President. 20 KENNETH AHLBERG— Ken A most happy fetid ROGER ALEVIZOS— Al Tall of stature, a winning smile, big blue eyes and right in style Lettcrman's Club 1. 2; Football 1. 3; Basketball 1, 2. 3, Co-Captain 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; Class Vice-Pros. 2; Courtesy Guide 2. DELMONT ALEXANDER— Bill Fun and fancy free GARY ANDERSON W'orry tills a man—why die? GERALDINE ANDERSON— Gcri There is always room for one more like her” GWEN ANDERSON - Gwen” Sunny, sincere and sensible HARRY ANDERSON Like the stars—out etery night PATRICIA ANDERSON— Pat” She spreads a bit of sunshine Pep Club 1. 2; Makeup Club 2; Jr. Planning Com. 2; Sadie Hawkins Com. 3; GAA 1, 2; Spotlitc 1; Jr. Achievement 2; Library Club 1, 2. 3- Kenneth Ahlbcrg Roger Alcvizos Gary Anderson Gwen Anderson Harr)- Anderson PAULETTE ANDERSON—''Polly’‘ An actiie gal. and an allraciite one Art Club 3; Biology Club 3; Y-Teens 2. THEODORE ANDERSON— Tcdd There’s nothing like a good time, unless it’s two of them Biology Club 2. 3; Hi-Y t. 2, 3; Homecoming Com. 1. 2. 3; Golf 2. 3; Choir 3; One-Act Play 1. TODD ANDERSON Though he came only this year, were glad to hate him here Hi-Y 3; Chorus 3. rs r 49 Dclmont Alexander Geraldine Anderson Patricia Anderson Paulette Anderson Kurt Anderson Theodore Anderson Charles Anway Todd Anderson KURT ANDERSON— Yogi His way through school is like the Mississippi—lined with bluffs Band. Marching Band 3. CHARLES ANWAY— Chuck” He's tall, that's all Biology Club 1; Chess Club I; Sadie Hawkins Com. 3. JOHN ARCHER A likeable guy with a likeable way Football 1. BETH ARMSTRONG Pep, punch and personality A Cappella Choir I, 2; Tapaires 1, 2; Variety Show 1. John Archer Beth Armstrong 21 DENNY ASMUSSEN— Den Give me romance or give me death Band I, 2. 3; Student Council 1. 2; Homecoming Dance Comm. 3; Senior Ball Comm 3; Sr. Banquet Comm. 3. The world is lull of beautiful women, but life it too WILLIAM L. AUGUSTINE short to get around to all of them Football 1, 2; Jr. Claw Play 2. 3: Sr. Claw Day Comm. 3; Sr. Planning Comm. 3. JULIE ANN BAKER mat. she's sued, she can s be beat Art Club 2; Stage Crew 3; Ski Club 3. GARY BAKKEN Books and me, we don't agree CAROLEE ANN BARNES It's belter to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow GAA 2. 3; Y-Teens 2. 3; Homecoming Com. 3; Library Aid 2; Spotlitc 2. 3: Ski Club t, 2; I-atin Club 1, 2, 3. Spanish Club 2, 3; Senior Gift Comm. 3- CRAIG BARTON Swell, in any man's language'’ ERANCINI: BASEMAN She [mis her best efforts into everything she does GAA I, 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Library I. 2. 3; Speech I; Art Club 3. JOHN BAUER The look of innocence KATHY BAUMTROG— Kitty She possesset many pleasing ways Sadie Hawkins Day Comm. 3; Sr. Ball Comm. 5; Variety Show 3. Denny Asmusscn William L. Augustine Gary Bakkcn Julie Ann Baker Carolcc Ann Barnes Kathy Baumtrog ANITA MARIE BECKER— Nita Such as she will forge ahead, regardless of size'’ A Cappclla Choir 1. 2, 3; Jr. Class Play Com. 3; Sadie Hawkins Day Dance Com. 3; Sr. Planning Com. 3; Sr. Sock Hop Com. 3; Cap and Gown Com. 3; Fire and Ice Com. 3; Sr. Banquet Com. 3; Sr. Ball Com. 3. TOM BENEDICT Liberty is loo precious a thing to be bur ted in books MARVIS BENSKE Sometimes I sit and think: Sometimes I just sit SANDRA BENSON— Sandy Fun is the spice of life and Sandy likes lots of it'' Pep Club 1; Library Help 3; Sr. Ball Comm. 3- Franc inc Baseman John Bauer BARB BERG Always happy, Always sweet, she's the type you like to meet' Sadie Hawkins Day Dance Com. 3; Sr. Soc Hop Comm. 3. DELORES BERG— Dee She has the gift of being herself Spanish Club 1. 2, 3. Secretary 3; GAA Sec. 2, Pres. 3; Student Council I, 2, 3. Sec. 2, 3; Homecoming Com. Chairman 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Y-Tccns 2, 3; Variety Show I. 2, 3; Courtesy Guide 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Sr. Class Play Comm. 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; One-Act Plays 2. Anita Marie Becker Tom Benedict Class 4 Marvis Bcnskc Sandra Benson 22 Barb Berg Delores Berg 1961 Mary Berg James Bezat Joan Blcedorn James Berryman Barbara Bjomstad Marsha Best MARY BERG I lore humanity. Defined: the race of nun Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Spotlite 3; Sadie Hawkins Day Com 3; GAA I; Sr. Class Play Publicity Com. 3- JAMES BERRYMAN— Jim Here's one guy who knows a lot; it's a lot on the ball he's got National Honor Society 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Homecoming Com. 3; German Club 3; Physics Club 3. MARSHA BEST That rare quality—thy ness Biology Club 1; German Club 2, 3; GAA 1. 2, 3- JAMES BEZAT— Jim A likeable (hap with plenty of snap BARBARA BJORNSTAD— Barb Fair of hair and disposition GAA 1, 2; Spotlite 1; AFS Com. 2. JOAN BLEEDORN She shines u it bout turning the spotlight on herself Pep CJub 1; GAA 1; Bjnd I. 2, 3; Homecoming Com. 3; Sr. Prom Com. 3. FREDERICK BOCKLUND— Fred Although he doesn’t shock you, he’s a lire wire Library Club 2; Stage Crew 3. BETTE BODIN— Bette Always friendly and siiteere Sr. Ball Com. 3; Sr. Play Com. 3. ARLENE BOOK Possessing a quiet determination and a wonderful personality' Hi-C I, 2, 3; Library Help 1; Office Help 3; Choir 1. MARCIA BORNE— Marsh All it said and done in hilarity’ Spanish Club 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2. 3; Y-Teens 2. 3; Pep Club 2. 3; Biology Club 1; Jr. Planning Com. 2; Ski Club 3; GAA 1, 2. 3; Homecoming Com. 3; Sr. Banquet Com. 3; AureAn 3; Library Help 2. BARBARA BREWER A delight to all who know her Y-Teens 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3; Sr. Planning Com. 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Homecoming Com. 3; Jr. Sock Hop Com. 2; Jr. Class PJay Com. 2. Frederick Bocklund Bette Bodm JOHN BRINK— Yanzy Such a wolf should be well'caged Art Club 3. KEITH BROAS Artistic talent has he; an artist one day will he be Industrial Arts Club 1; Hi-C I. 2. 3; Printing CJub 3- BRUCE BROCK He has no thought of coming uoe, as troubles come, so do they go. Student Council 2; Track 2, 3; Football 3. CAROL BRODIN A light heart tires long Spotlite 1. 2; GAA 1, 2; Library Help 2. Arlene Book Marcia Borne Barbara Brewer John Brink 23 Keith Broas Bruce Brock Carol Brodin DIANE BROTON Quin but Men Hi-C I, 2, 3: Library Help 2; Make-Up Club 2. CAROLYN BROWN It's nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice'’ French Club 2. 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3; A Cappella Choir I. 2. 3; Sr. Girls Sextet 3. LYNN BROWN A friendly way wins friends Latin Club 1; GAA 1. 2. 3. Board 2; Ski Club 3; Girls' Choir 2; A Cappella Choir 3; Sr. Class Play Com. 3. CAROL BROWNING A likeable girl with a likeable way Office Help 3; Sr. Class Play Com. 3; Make-Up Club 3. Hi-C I. 2. 3. Vicc-Prcs. 2. Diane Broton Carolyn Brown KATHLEEN BRUSTAD— Kathy” A light hearI lues long Biology Club I. 2; Girls' Chorus 2. 3. JAMES BRYAN— Jim All xiugh he’s shy, he’s a wonderful guy TED BUCKLEY W'e do no! know whal is his fare; we only know it should be great German Club 2. 3. Vicc-Prcs. 3; Jr. Achievement 2; Track 1. 2, 3; Cross Country 2; Sr. Planning Com. 3; Sadie Hawkin Dance Com. 3; Jr. Class Play 2; Sr. Class Play 3. Com. 2. MAUREEN BURNIECE— Rcnc” Look once, look twice, this girts real nice Band I. 2. 3; Tapaircs 1. 2, 3; Variety Show I. 2. 3. James Bryan Ted Buckley Carol Browning ROBERTA CANTWELL The more we see of her the more we like bet ARNIE CARLSON— Mel ini learning a lot, hut school interfere ’ BARBARA CARLSON—''Barb A giggle, a dash, a shriek and a crash GAA 1. 2. 3; Y-Tcens 2. 3; Tapaircs 2, 3; Variety Show l, 2. 3; French Club 1. 2. 3; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Sr. Banquet Com. 3; Sr. Prom Com. 3; Choir 1, 2. 3; Homecoming Show 3; Jr. Class Play 2. GERALD CARLSON— Jerry He’s not too quiet and quite a riot’ Audio Visual Club I, 2; Photography Club I. 2; Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3- Kathleen Brustad Maurine Burniccc Roberta Cantwell Amie Carlson Barbara Carlson KEITH CARLSON A quiet nun, but quite a man Football 1. 2, 3; Hockey 1. 2. 3. LARRY CARLSON You never know what he’ll do next Football 1. 2; German Club 1. ROLLAND CARLSON Fun and fancy free Spanish Club 1. 2; Ski Club 3. 24 Sandra Carlson Russ Childers Nancy Carticrc Jean Ann Carroll Willian Chceley SANDRA CARLSON— Sandy A pleasing manner gains friends German Club 1. 2. V. Jr. Class Play Com. 2. NANCY CARRIERE— Nance She is neat, she is sweet, from her head to her feet Tapaircs I. 2. 5; Choreographer 3; Halftime Club 1. 2. 3; French Cub 2. 3; Ski Club 3; Band I. 2. 3; Majorette 1. 2, 3; Variety Show I. 2. 3; Sr. Ball Com. 3; Student Council Guide 3; International Day Com. 2. 3; Announcement Board Com. 3- JEAN ANN CARROLL She trifled and flirted with man) Girls’ Chorus 1, 3- LAURA CARROLL Good things come in small packages Spanish Club 2. 3. WILLIAM CHEELEY A likeable guy RUSSELL CHILDERS— Russ lie had a faraway look in his eyes; He was looking at his feet BARBARA CHRISTENSEN— Barb AH she meets are friends Latin Club 1; GAA 1. 2; Y-Tcens 2, 3; Pep Club 2. 3; Ski Club 3: Jr. Class Play Com. 2; Sr. Class Play Com. 3; Soph. Class Party Com. I; Bulletin Board Com. 2; Jr. Prom Com. 2; Homecoming Com. 2, 3. Chmn. 3; Courtesy Guide 2; AFS Com. 2, 3; Sr. Banquet (asm. 3; Tinsel Twirl Com. 3. SANDRA CHRISTENSEN— Sandy Here's Sandy, our Homecoming Queen Homecoming Queen 3; Pep Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; Band I, 2. 3; Jr. Class Sec.; Sr. Band Sec. 3; Student Council Pres. 3; Sr. Planning Com. 3. SHARON CHRISTIAN— Shari A little lass who's a little mischievous JANETTE CISON— Jane Fun and gay in a nice sort of way Stage Crew 3; Art Club 3: Make-Up Club 3; Bulletin Board Com. 3; GAA 1, 2; I.ittlc Choir 2; Ski Club 3. GARY CLARK He’s a swell guy to know; an all around good Joe Spanish Club 3; Stage Crew 2; Football I, 2, 3; Golf 2, 3; Soph. Nominating Com.; Choir 3. RUSS CONWAY Beware you fish, I hat e a line of my own Spanish Club 2. 3; Jr. Class Play 2; Sr Class Play 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3; Stage Crew 3. Barbara Christensen Sandra Christensen JOHN COTTON His brain has to hustle to keep up with his muscle FRED COUMBE Always ready for a good time and always ready to help make one Ski Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Com. 3; Physics Club 3; Football I; Track 1; Ski Team 3. STEPHANIE CROFOOT— Steph She loves but one—at a time GAA 1, 2; Y-Teens 3; Sadie Hawkins Com. 3; Variety Show 3; Office Help 3; Library Help I; Spotlitc 1. 2, 3. Russ Conway Sharon Christian John Cotton Janette Cison Fred Coumbe Gary Clark Stephanie Crofoot 25 KATHY CROGNESS Bright-baited maiden always gay Spanish Club 2. 3: Tapline 1. 2. 3: Choir I; Variety Show 1. 2. 3. RICHARD CRONHOLM W hy should I study and snake myielf snad “ Chess Chib RONAI.D DAVID DANELZ You meet him. you like him. you never fotgtt him Courtesy Guide 3; Ushers Oub 1; Track 3; Junior Class Play 2; Speech Contest 2. 3: Student Council 1. 2. TOM DASH I ELL Some profit make good grades; others l.ilh about them. MIKE DEMAY 111 grt.it men are dead, I don’t ftel so well myttlf JOHN DEILKE So out should overwork“ ELVA DENNY Bright of mind and manner” German Club 1. 2. 3; AFS Comm. 2; National Honor Society 2. 3; Chairman Senior Class Play Costume Comm. 3. RICHARD DENSON—'Dick” You tan till him by the noise ht dotin't make1' Radio Club I, 2. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Spanish Club 2. 3; Jr. Class Play Sound System 3. JOAN DIERCKS— Jo Why gentlemen prefer blondes AureAn 1; Nurse Help 3. John Dcilkc Elva Denny Kathy Crogness Richard Chronhoim Tom Dathicll KAREN DINGLE 7ho' only with us for a year, Karen added a lot while she uus here GAA I, 2; Band 1. 2: Sabrina Fair- Prop. Chairman I; Song of Norway I; L‘il Abner 2. SUSAN DODGE— Sue” Often silly, but sometimes serious Biology Club I; GAA I, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Hi C I, 2, 3- RAYMOND FRANK DOERFIER— Doc Whether she be red-head, blonde or brunette, one of them u til trap you yet Football I; Hockey 1. Ronald Danelz Mike DcMay Richard Denson Joan Dicrcks Karen Dingle BERNARD JOSEPH DOM BECK— Ben One of the greatest labor sating det ices is tomorrow’’ MARGARET DREDGE— Meg Full of l fe and full of mirth, she'll get places on this earth French Cub 2. 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Y-Tcens 3; AureAn I. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Senior Ball Comm. 3; Ski Club 2. 3; Courtesy Comm. 3; Physics Club 3; Homecoming Comm. 2; GAA I, 2, 3: Cheerleading I, 2, 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3. KEITH DRILL Not too serious, not too gay, but a very good fellow in et ery u ay Hockey 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Band I. Susan Dodge Raymond Doerflcr Bernard Dombcck Margaret Dredge Cfoss 4 1961 Keith Drill 26 Bonnie Duoos David Edmonson Terry Ekegren Carolyn Ekholm Margarctha Ekefjard BONNIE LEE DUOOS—•Bonnie” A cheerful friend to all it she; her smilet are always bright to tee'’ Hi-C 2, 3; Library Help 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3. DAVID EDMONSON—“Dave” My tongue within my lips I rein, for those who talk much talk in vain Hockey I, 2. 3; Track 2. 3; Cross Country 3. MARGARETHA EKEFJARD— Meg Her pleasing smile and friendly ways will be remembered all ostr days Y-Tcens 3: AFS Com. 3; Homecoming Com. 3; Student Council 3: Sr. Prom Com. 3; Foreign Exchange Student from Sweden. TERRY EKEGREN Gelt around on the rink; also gets them with a wink Courtesy Guide 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3. CAROLYN EKHOLM When fun and duty clash, let duty smash French Club 2, 3; Make-Up Club 2, 3; Hi-C I, 2; Biology Club 3- EUGENE ELVECROG—”Gcnc Now that I'm gone the teachers will hate to find the answers for them seises Homecoming Com. 3; Hi-Y 3; Physics Club 3; Baseball 1, 2; Cross Country 2. 3, Capt. 3; Track 3. CLARK ERICKSON He has no thought of coming woe; as troubles come so do they go Physics Club 3; German Club 2, 3- DENNIS ERICKSON— Denny He's a quiet nun but he packs a punch Choir I. GARY ERICKSON Women are like elephants—nice to look at, but I'd hate to own one GREGORY ERICKSON— Greg” Fun to be with Mixed Choir 3; Student Council 3; Sadie Hawkins Com. 3- DENNIS FALKUM It is belter to wear out than to rust Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3. MARY FARRINGTON A pleasant lass with a pleasant smile Eugene Elvccrog Clark Erickson Dennis Erickson PETER FISCHER A friend worthwhile Foreign Exchange Student from Germany. TERRY FLORIN There's more than one good thing about Terry German Club 1, 2; Tennis 1, 3; Hockey 1, 2; Choir 3; Sr. Class Play 2, 3; Variety Show 1, 2, 3. RONALD FORD— Ron Never run after a bus or a girl; Another will be along in a minute’’ Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. Mary Farrington Gary Erickson Peter Fischer Gregory Erickson Dennis Falkum Terry Florin Ronald Ford 27 JOHN FORSTF.R Low in stature, but high in rank STEPHEN FOSTER— Steve Much could he sjid if u-e could but read hit mind Hjsicctb.il 1 1; Gym Usher 2. JAMES FOWLER— Jim Life would he done if I couldn't hate fun GARY FRANSON Sot loo ter tom, not loo gay; we like Gary in every w ‘ Library Help 1. 2; Hockey 2; Choir 3; Tennis 1, 2, 5; Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. J. SHEILA FRASER I want to be alone' Choir I, 2, 3; Bulletin Board Com. I; Biology Club 1; Pep Club I; Variety Show I; Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 2; Sr. Class Play 2; One Act Plays 2. WAYNE FREDRICKSON— Fred He thould be j surgeon, cuz he's always cutting up Lcttcrman's Club 2. 3; Football I. 2. 3: Baseball 1, 2; Wrestling 1; Student Council 3; Courtesy Guide 3; Homecoming Escort 3. BARBARA FRITZ— Bobbie Ann She's right in step when it comet to pep Library Help 2; Jr. Class Play 2; Student Council 2, 3. JON FRO ID His eyes say more than his words DENNIS GANGELHOFF Ability it not always broadcasted John Forster Stephen Foster Gary Franson DIRK GASTERLAND I can't gel up with the sun because I slay out loo late with the daughter'' Spanish Club 2, 3. Treasurer 3; Hi-Y 3; Courtesy Guide 2; Physics Club 3; Student Council Alt. 3; Jr. Class Play 2; Band I. JOAN GANAPES— Jo Sone know the but to lose the Student Council I, 2. 3: GAA I, 2, 3; Speech I, 2. 3; Choir 1. 2. 3; Pep Club 2, 3; German Club 2, 3; Homecoming Com. 2, 3. Chmn. 3; Sr. Planning Com. 3; Sr. Class Day Com. 3; Y-Tccns 3; Girls' Sextet 3; Jr. Class Play 2; Sr. Class Play 3; Ski Club 2, 3. James Fowler Sheila Fraser Wayne Fredrickson Barbara Fritz Dennis Gangelhoff Dirk Gasterland Carol Garvey Patricia Gccrdcs Joan Ganapes Diana Gilbertson Jon Froid CAROL GARVEY Quiet, but gay in her own happy wayf‘ GAA 1, 2. PATRICIA GEERDES— Patti” Brains galore, need we say more? Biology Club 2; Physics Club 3; Latin Club 1; Sr. Class Play Com. 3; Spotlitc 1, 2, Ed. 3. DIANA GILBERTSON Lots of fun to be with DON GILBERTSEN A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men” Radio Club 1, 2, 3, President 3; Physics Club 3; Band I, 2, 3; Swing Band 3; German Band 3; Variety Show. Clou 1961 Don Gilbertsen 28 Michael Gilbertsen Arthur Gleason Gar - Glenna MICHAEL GILBERTSEN— Gilby A little gu) with a lot of { oienti.tr Sr. Class Play 2; Industrial Arts Club I; Audio Visual Club 2. 3; Radio Club 1. 2, 3; See and Treas. 2, 3. MARGARET GJERDH Sweet, at tract it e, and full of surprises” Y-Teens 2. 3; Pep Club I. 2. 5. Art Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2. 3; GAA I. 2. 3: Ski Club 2. 3; Cheerleader 1; A Cappella Choir t. 2. 3; Jr. Class Treas. 2; Courtesy Guide 3. Nominating Com. 1; Student Gmncil I. 2. 3. Vicc-Prcs. 2; GAA 2; AFS Com. 1. 2. 3: AFS Foreign Exchange Student to Greece 3; Jr. Class Sock Hop Com. 2: Jr. Prom Com. 2; Homecoming Queen Attendant 3: Teen Board 2; Sr. Planning Com. 3'. Jr. Class Play Com. 2. MARK GJERDE Let's hat e a nun to Nan tali Student Council 1; Football 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3. ARTHUR GLEASON— Tex Crazy—in a charming waf Spanish Club 2. 3. Pres. 3; Sr. Class Day Com. 3; Spotlite 3; Homecoming Com. 3; Ski Club 2. 3; Physics Club 3; Variety Show 2. 3; Football l. 3; Baseball I. 2. 3; Sr. Class Play 2; Jr. Play 2. 3- GARY GLENN A “When I get a feeling to stud . nit lie down until the feeling fusses VERNA GLIDDEN— Verna Lee A charming girl in whose modest eyes, a ueallh of charm and friendship lies” Spanish Club 1. 2: Hi-C 2, 3. DAVID GLOCKNER— Dave I'll try anything once—why not’d’ Football 1; Baseball 1. 2, 3. Margaret Gjerdc Mark Gjerdc Verna Lee Gliddcn JEANNE GORDON— Pcewee Light on her feet as a fairy” Tapaires 2. 3; Variety Show I, 2. 3; Office Help 2. MARY LEE CRAY— Mary Herds a gal not shy or bold, but she’s a friend as good as gold’ French Gub 1, 2. 3; Art Club 3; International Day Com. 1; GAA 1, 2, 3; One-Act Play Com. 1; Jr. Class Play Com. 2; Sr. Gass Play Com. 3; Sr. Banquet Com. 3; Sr. Announcement Com. 3: Betty Crocker Home-maker of Tomorrow.” SANDRA GREGORY— Sandy Peppy, smiling, full of fun; Sandy's a gal who gets things done” Y-Tecns I, 2. 3. Pres. 3; Variety Show I. 2, 3; Ski Club 2. 3; Student Council Alt. 1; Pep Club I, 2, 3; French Gub 2. 3; Homecoming Com. I, 2. 3; Sr. Planning Com. 3; GAA 1. 2, 3; A Cappella Gioir 1. 2, 3; Sr. Class Play 2, 3: One Act Play 2; Speech I. 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; Sr. Class Sec. 3-RONALD GRABOWSKI I know all the answers; it’s the questions I don’t under• stand” SHARON GREN Her smiles win friends German Club 3; GAA 3; Sr. Prom Com. 3- LARRY GRUBE He's in the movies now—he’s an usher” FRED GRAF A likeable guy with a likeable way PATRICIA GRUBB— Pat An all around gal who's merry and gay David Glockner Sandra Gregory Jeanne Gordon Ronald Grabowski 29 Sharon Grcn Larry Grube Fred Graf Patricia Grubb LYLE GUDMUNDSON This guy1 jumpin' with the fire: He’s rt.il crazy, tunn jlhtr JAMES GULSTRAND— Jim Men of feu words .tre the best men Sr. Announcement Com. J; A Ctppdli Choir J. GARY GUNDERSON Where it the laughter that shook the rafter? Where it the rafter bj the tray? SHERRIE HAAN The essence of sweetness'’ Hi C ); Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3. JUDY HAGEN Pretty nice and pretty apt to stay that u ry Library Club 2. 3; Chorus I. JUDD HALENZA Bold as brass, hard as steel; But he’s got that certain appeat’ Physics Club 3; Ushers Club 2. 3; Student Council 1. 3: Courtesy Guide 2. 3; Speech 2, 3: Football I, 2. 3. C -Captain 3; Wrestling I, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2. BRUCE HALVORSON— Nuff I'm learning a lot, hut school interferes Football 1; Hockey I, 2. 3. JANICE HAMANN A girl who hat many pleasing ways’ GAIL HANSEN Charming, lively, lots of fun; that's agreed by everyone Latin Club I, 2. 3; GAA 1, 2. 3; Girls' Small Choir 2; A Cappclla Choir 3. NORMAN HANSEN— Norm Always good natured and full of fun Hockey I. DOUGLAS HANSON— Doug Actions speak louder than words” Student Council 3: Tennis 1. 3. RICHARD HANSON— Dick Life is just a song Judy Hagen Janice Hamann ROBERT HANSON— Bob High school days hate their delights, but they can’t compare with those high school nights Basketball I; Student Council 1; Chorus 3: Band 1, 2, 3. GAIL HARDIE— Gay It’s nice to be natural when you're naturally nice Printing Club Sec. 3: Make-Up Club 2. 3; GAA 2, 3; Chorus 2; Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3; Bulletin Board Com. 3; Junior Achievement. JOHN HARRINGER A likeable chap with plenty of snap Hockey. 2, 3- OfASS 4 1961 30 Richard Hanson Robert Hanson Gail Hardie John Harringcr Virginia Harris Barbara Heck I in Jean Helscth Patricia M. Hatch Dennis Heidclbcrger VIRGINIA HARRIS— Ginny She put the pep in the pepped' Pep Club I, 2. 3. President 3; GAA !, 2. 3. Treasurer 2; National Honor Society 1, 2; French Club 2, 3. Sec. 3: Homecoming Com. 3: Library Help I. 2; Y-Teens 3; Ski Club 2. 3: Phy. I:d. Asst. 3; Sr. Ball Comm. 3- PATRICIA HATCH Smiles ate her past pent in happiness German Club 1; Biology Club 3. WILLIAM O. HEASTON I'd rather hug a pigskin than an hing else I know” Football I, 2. 3; Wrestling I, 2. 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Band I; Chorus 3. BARBARA HECKLIN— Barb” Fnn and Barb go hand in hand William Heaston Ushers Club 1. 2. 3: Y-Tcens 2. 3; AureAn 3: Spot- life I, 2; GAA 1, 2; Band I, 2, 3; Sr. Class Play Comm. 2, 3- DENNIS HEIDELBERGER Success, he finds, is only uon by Heady work well done” Football 1; Hockey 1. 2. 3. JEAN HELSETH Pep and vitality, a great personality” Student Gnmcil I; GAA I. 2, 3; Band I. 2. 3; Choir 3; Spotlitc I. 2; AureAn 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3. Treasurer 3; Junior Class Play 2; Homecoming Comm. I, 2. 3; Variety Show 2, 3; Senior Sextet 3; Senior Class Day Comm. 3; Junior Prom Comm 2; French Club I. 2. 3; Library Help 1. JOHN HEMMINGS If you're on the stage crew he’ll get to know you German Club 1, 2. 3; Band I, 2. 3; Stage Crew 2. 3. RON A LD H ENDRICKSON— Ron” A friendly fellow DANIEL HENNESSY— Dan Tops Track 1, 2, 3; Wrestling I; Homecoming Com. 1, 2, 3, Chairman 3: Senior Ball Com. 3; Ushers Club 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; AureAn 3; Student Council Alt. 3. DIANNE HENNESSY— Di DittcT Make-Up Club 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; AureAn 3- RONALD HESSE His photography is an art” German Club I, 2, 3; Photography Club 1. 2. 3; Spotlitc 1, 2. 3; Audio Visual 2. 3; Tennis 3- John Hemmings Ronald Hendrickson SUSAN HII.DEBRANDT— Sue A lot of mischief welled up in one; remembering her is remembering fun ) Student Council I, 2, 3; Courtesy Guide 3; GAA 1. 2; Phy. Ed. Ass't 3; Y-Tcens 3; Homecoming Com. 2. MARVIN HINES Girls are always running through my mind—they don't dare walk Hockey I. 2, 3; Choir I. 2. 3- RONALD HIRABAYASHI Well liked, by all German Club 1, 2, 3; Radio Club 3; Band 1. CHARLES HOFFMAN— Chas He has a Jag, and it's no drag Susan Hildcbrandt Marvin Hines Ronald Hirabayashi Charles Hoffman 31 FRANK HOTCHKISS Common sense is noI a common thing DOUGLAS HOWE Who, me gullible?” Football 3; Base-ball 1, 2, 3. DENNIS HOYNE There's magic in his artistic fingers” Art Club 3; Sadie Hawkins Comm. 3; Bulletin Board Comm. 3- JAMES HURLBERT— Jim You can't keep a good man from graduating Wrestling 1. KAY INGEBRIGTSEN A nice little girl with a pleasant nay about her” Junior Achievement 1. 2, 3; Art Club 3; Library 1, 3; Display Case Comm. 3. LINDA JACOBSON— Jake Men may come and men may go, but aren't any going to stop? ' Tapline I. 2. 3; Variety Show 1, 2, 3; Senior Ball Comm. 3; Homecoming Show i, 3. DAVE JANSEN— Havey” I think I think more them you think I think SUSAN JENKIN— Sue I lose to tonserse, now is that a curse? Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Senior Prom Comm. 3; Senior Banquet Comm. 3; Make-Up Club 1, 2. 3; Publicity Comm.; Jr. Class Play 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance 3; GAA Girls' Choir 1. 2, 3. Frank Hotchkiss Douglas Howe James Hurlbert Linda Jacobson Dave Jansen MARVIN JESSE His presence is welcomed all around German Club 2, 3; Band I; Homecoming Comm. 3; Senior Ball 3. JUDY JEX We know her and we like her'' German Club 2, 3; One Act Play 3. ALLAN JOHNSON Quiet, discreet and soft spoken” Biology Club 2; Baseball 2; Choir 1, 2, 3. EDWARD ELMER JOHNSON Ed lives to build, not to boast Basketball 1, 2, 3. Dennis Hoyne Kay Ingcbrigtscn Susan Jenkin Marvin Jesse Judy Jex Allan Johnson ELLEN JOHNSON Her sweet disposition deserves recognition” Spanish Club 2, 3; Ushers Club 2. 3; Library Help 2; AureAn Ed. 3; GAA 1. 2. 3; Y-Tccns 2. 3; Office Help 3; Homecoming Pub. 3; Sr. Class Play Prop. 2; Quill and Scroll 3; Band 1, 2. GEORGIA MAE JOHNSON Her nature is quiet but don't judge her by it Art Club 1, 2. 3; Stage Crew 2; Sr. Banquet Comm. 3. JEANNINE JOHNSON— Ncni A perl miss who can’t miss” Spotlite Reporter 1; Flagtwirling 1, 2; Student Council Alt. 3. 32 Joanne Johnson Richard Leif Johnson Stephen Eric Johnson Karen Johnson Robin Johnson Kathleen A. Johnson JOANNE JOHNSON— Jo” Shyness conceals hidden tiriues” GAA I, 2, 3; Office Help 3: Spanish Club I, 2: Biology Club 1; Sr. Sock Hop Committee 3. KAREN JOHNSON Liked here, liked there, liked everywhere” French Club 2. 3: GAA I. 3; Choir 3; Sadie Hawkins Day Com. 3; Sr. Class Play Com. 3. KATHLEEN A. JOHNSON— Kathy 'Tit true that the it much inclined to stop and talk with Ml mankind Nurse's Help 2. 3; AureAn I; GAA I; Variety Show 2. 3; Student Council 1. RICHARD LEIF JOHNSON— Dick Worry little, study lest, that's my idea of happiness Latin Club 1; German Club 2; Senior Gift Com. 2; Junior Class Play 2. ROBIN JOHNSON Possessing a quiet determination Wrestling 2; Tennis 1. STEPHEN ERIC JOHNSON Here's a hoy with a pleasant smile, to he his friend it quite worth while Homecoming Comm. 3; AureAn 3; Usher's Club 3. SUSAN CAROL JOHNSON Her manners so sweet just can't he beat'' SUE JEAN JOHNSON Rollicking, snappy, always gay, an attractive gal with a carefree wa ' Y-Tcms 2; Spanish Club 2. 3; Ski Club 2. 3; Band 1; Library Help 2; Office Help 3; Sr. Prom Com. 3; Variety Show 3. SUSAN KAY JOHNSON As merry at the day is long” WILLIAM LEON JOHNSON—' Mickey The same swell fellow, today, yesterday, and eicryda ’ German Club 1, 2, 3; Biology 1; Ski Club 1. 2 .3; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1; Track I, 2; Ski Team 1, 2, 3; Choir 2, 3; Boys' Quartet 2. 3; Junior Class Play 2, 3: Senior Class Play 3: Student Director; Homecoming Com. 3; Sr. Class Day Com. 3; AureAn 3; Nominating Com. 2; Sadie Hawkins Com. 3; Stage Crew 2; Variety Show 1. 2. 3; Sr. Banquet Com. 3. NANCY JOHNSTAD— Nance A little extreme, a little beat, a little silly, and very neat” Y-Tccns 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3; Office Help 3; Sr. Banquet Com. 3; Junior Class Play 2; Speech 1. Susan Carol Johnson Susan Jean Johnson SANDRA JOKINEN— Sandy” Sweet personality, full of rascality Biology Cluh 2: German Club 2, 3; AFS Com. 2, 3; Y-Tccns 2. 3; GAA I. 2; Band I. 2. 3: Chorus 3. ROBERT JONASSF.N - Bob Never do tomorrow what you can pul off till next week” Band 1, 2; Swing Band 2; German Club 2. 3. Band 2; Art Club 2; Biology Club 1; One-Acts t; Sr. Class Play 2; Sr. Prom Com. 3. PAUL JOUBERT The better we know him, the better we like him Homecoming Com. 3; Hi-Y 3; Sr. Class Day Com. 3; Track 1, 2. 3; Football 2; Cross-Country 3; Choir 1. 2, 3; Student Council 3- Susan Kay Johnson JIM JUNGELS All things come to those who wait — even graduation Student Council Alternate 1. Sandra Jokincn Robert Jonassen William L. Johnson Paul Joubcrt Nancy Johnstad Jim Jungles 33 BEVERLY KELLY— Bcv” A jolly girl, full of fun. always nice to everyone” Office Help ); Spotlitc 1. 2. 3; Fl«gtwirler 2; Jr. Class Play Comm 2; Chairman, AurcAn 3; Bulletin Board Com. I; Sr. Class Day Com. 3 ROGER KENNEY Haring a logical and accurate mind, everyone thinii his is mighty fine German 2. 3; Hi-Y 1, 2. 3; Track 1. JAMES KILIAN— Jim Out idea of a regular fellow Student Council Alt. 2. ROGER KING Now say cheese Photography 1, 2, 3- PAT KIRBY A cheery uord, a friendly grin JUDY KIRKPATRICK Ukeable, laughable, and ench.mtable Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3; Concession 1, 2. 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Band, Varsity. Concert I. 2. 3, Swing Band 2. 3; Senior Class Play Ticket Committee 3 MICHEL KIRKPATRICK I do my living now to make sure it gets done JAMES KLEPPE— Klcp Merrily skipping through school Baseball I. 2, 3; Basketball 1; Student Council I, 2 EDWARD KRAMER— Ed A gentleman in all his ways Beverly Kelly Roger King Judy Kirkpatrick Micheal Kirkpatrick LUCILLE KRAMER A sweet and generous nature CAROL KUBIK I may run for a bus, hut never for ,s class BETTE LAGERSTROM— Bets” Generally speaking, she's generally speaking' Majorette I, 2, 3; Sadie Hawkins Day Com. 3; Homecoming Comm. 2; Senior Ball Comm, 3; Student Council 1. 2; Variety Show I; Senior Planning Comm. 3; Halftime Club I, 2. 3; Announcement Board Comm. 3; Student Council Guide 3; Band 1; Junior Class Play Comm. 2; Senior Class Play 1, 2; One Act Plays Comm. 2. James Kilian Pat Kirby James Kleppc Bette Lagerstrom John La Bontc Warren Lackic JOHN LA BONTE A regular guy WARREN LACKIE Worry and I bate never met JANET LANGQUIST— Jan She puts her worries in her pocket with a hole in it' Office Help 3; GAA 2; Mixed Choir I, 2, 3- Closi 4 1961 Janet Langquist 34 Gerald Larson Jeffrey Larson BEVERLY LANGSDORF— Bev As likeable at site is loofah e” Library Help 2; Choir 1, 2, 5; Senior Planning Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Homecoming Candidate 3. SHARYLE I.ARSEN She sighs at many and loves hut one” Sadie Hawkins Comm. 3; GAA 2. 3; Choir 2, 3. DARYL LARSON—• Round)” I do my living now to be sure it gets done” GERALD LARSON—, Lars Maidens sigh as he goes by German Club 2, 3; Ski Club 2. 3; Physics Club 3; National Honor Society 2. 3. Vicc-Prcs. 3; Track 1. 2. 3; Ski Team 3- JEFFREY LARSON— Jeff Tall, lean and likeable” Spanish Gub 1, 2; Audio Visual; Photography, Stage Crew. JUDYTH LARSON— Jud Casually . . Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Homecoming Com. 1. 2. 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Y-Tecns 2. 3; AurcAn 2. 3: Sr Planning Com. ); AFS Com. I; Sr. Banquet Com. 3; German Club 3; Sr. Nominating Com. 2; Jr. Class Play Com. 2; Variety Show Com. 1; Student Council 1; Alt. 3. DIANNE LAUGHTON Modesty is not shyness” Spanish Club; Biology Club; GAA 1, 2, 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3- SUE LAUNER A quiet manner is winsome; her f'crsonalisy is pleating and then some” Office Help 2. 3; Sadie Hawkins Com. 3- Judyth Larson LORETTA LEE Full of laughter, for now and ever after” Pep Club 2. 3; Y-Tccns 2, 3; Ski Club 3; GAA 1. 2, 5; Band I, 2; Homecoming Com, 3- RICHARD LEE—, Dick” His only crime is to kill time Track 2. DIANNE LEIHY Fun and gay in a nice sort of way” Hi-C 1, 2, 3; Art Club 2; Girls' Chorus 1. 2; Mixed Choir 3. CAROLE LEVITRE Fun is the spice of life and Carole likes a lot of seasoning' Pep Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 1: Sr. Class Play Com.; Library Help 2; Art Club 1, 2. 3; Printing Club 3; Variety Show 3; Jr. Prom Com. 2; Sr. Prom Com. 3; Jr. Achievement 2; Chorus 2; Sadie Hawkins Com. 1. 2; Office Help 3- THOMAS LEWIS— Tom lie never lets anything get by him—on the rink or off” ROBERT LEXVOLD— Lex Man about town National Honor Society 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Physic Club 3; Spanish Club 2. 3; Sr. Class Day Com. 3; Homecoming Com. ); Football l; Ski Club 2. 3; Jr. Class Play 2. 3. Loretta Lee DAVID LINDGRF.N Dave Ram is wet, dust is dry; Life is short, and so am I Biology Club 1; Ski Gub I. 2. 3; Ski Team 2. 3: Hi-Y 3; Jr. Class Play Com. 2, 3; Stage Crew 3; Physics Club 3- Carole LcVitrc Thomas Lewis Dianne Laughton Richard Lee Dianne Leihy Robert Lcxvold David Ijndgrcn 35 VIRGIL LINDSTROM Sti ff do today what you taw do tomorrou'' BARBARA LINOW V'haft the me of Hung if you rant enjoy your tel]?” WAYNE LONG He meant what he says, knows what he wants” Stage Crew 2, 3: Football 1. MURRAY LUCKEN Young fellows will be young fellows ROBERT LUND— Bob Vir il Lin h,rorn A swell guy in anyone’s book JOHN LUNDEEN— Johnny Hit face it innocent, but? Hi-Y 3: Ski Club 2. 3; Homecoming Com. 2. 3; Jr. Achievement 1, 2; Stage Crew 2; Spotlite I, 2. 3; AureAn Staff 3; Hockey 1. 2; Ski Team 2. 3; Jr. Claw Play 2. KAREN LUNDGREN A friendly way wins friends” GARY LUNDQUIST Play and III play with you—work and you work aloud’ Barbara Lindow Wayne Long Murray Lucken Robert Lund John Lundcen Mary McCabe Karen Lundgren Judith Lyons Co! cm McCoy THOMAS LYNN— Tom Bouncing through life in a joke with four wheels JUDITH LYONS— Judy Ability is not always broadcasted STEVEN McARTHUR— Steve Footsteps on the sands of time, if they’re big you’ll know they're mind’ MARY JOE McCABE Herds a gal with a heart and a smile’ Band I. COLEEN McCOY Air and my imagination F’ JERRY McGRAW Quiet, congenial and smiling PATRICIA JO McKAY— Pat She chatters at she goes, and she goes on foreted’ Tapaires 1. 2. 3; Variety Show 1, 2, 3; GAA 1; Library Help I, 2; Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3. Steven McArthur Patricia McKay Jerry McGraw Gary Lundquist 36 Theresa McLain Janet McLennan Linda Mack Gary Macombcr Patricia McMahon THERESA McLAIN—■Terre” A ring on the finger is north tuo on the phone Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Sec. 3; Y-Tcens 3; Jr. Qass Play Com Chmn. 2; Courtesy Guide 3; Make-Up Club 1, 2, 3: Sr. Prom Com. 3; Homecoming Com. 2. 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Twin Dance Com 2, 3. JANET McLennan—’ Jan Quietness is her motto and it's becoming” French Club 1. 2. 3; GAA I; Library Club 2; Y-Tccns 2, 3: Varsity and Concert Band 1. 2, 3; Sr. Class Play Com. 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3. PATRICIA McMAHON— Pat To know her a little is to like her a lot” Library Help 2, 3. LINDA MACK— Lin” Sincere and earnest evermore, she's a gift tee all adore’’ GAA 1. 2, 3; Y-Teens 2. 3; French Club 2. 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Student Council Treas. 1; Pep Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Make-lTp Club 2, 3; Variety Show l. 2. 3: Tap ires 2. 3: Homecoming Com. 2; AureAn 1. 3; AFS Com. 1, 2, 3: Jr. Class Play Com. 2. GARY MACOMBER Girls are a puzzle, but he’ll never give them up RONALD MAGNER— Ron” Well, Tie served my lime—now, good-by Ski Club 3. JAY MAGNUSON He has a problem for every solution” Chess Club 3; Physics Club 3‘. Track 3; Football 3- Ronald Magner LYNN MAHON Boys will be boys Spanish Club 2. 3; Printing Club 3- RANDALL MAKOUSKY— Randy” He doesn't study his lessons, he lessens his studies” JON MALINSK! Men of few words are the best men” ROBERT MAI.MSTROM— Bob” The shop wing is my home Audio Technicians 3; Photography Club 1; Physics Club 3; Band 1. 2. 3. MARLYS MARKHAM ! know I'm talking right—you’re just listening wrong!” Office Help 3; Art Club 3. ROBERT MARKS A likeable chap with plenty of snap” German Club 1. 2. 3; German Band 1, 2. 3; Varsity Band 1. 2, 3; Concert Band 2. 3; Swing Band 3; Variety Show t, 2. 3. STEPHEN MARX— Steve I may run for busses, but not for classes KAREN MATTSON A girl with many pleasing w ays GAA 2; Sadie Hawkins Day Com. 3. Randall Makousky Marlys Markham Robert Marks Jay Magnuson Lynn Mahon Jon Malinski Robert Malmstrom Stephen Marks Karen Mattson 37 KATHLEEN MAURER-- Kathy” Always good natured and full of fun German Club I. 2. 3; GAA 1; Pep Club 2. 3; Office Help 3: Sr. Prom Com. 3; Y-Tccns 3; Chorus 2. 3: Sadie Hawkins Com. 3- PAULINE MAXON— Polly The quiet girl with the friendly ways German Club I, 2. 3; Band I. 2. 3; Librarian 1, 2. 3; APS Com. 2. 3. DARLENE MAYER She's full of jun and laughter; not another girl could match her Spanish Club I, 2. 3; International Day Com 2; GAA 1; Sr. Planning Com. Alt. 3. SHIRLEY MEISEL— Sam She that u inle h with the eye planneth mischievous things Pep Club 1, 2. 3. Treasurer 2; Ski Club 2. 3; Ushers Club I. 2. 3; Y Teens 3; Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. See. 3; GAA I; Sr. Class Play 2; One Acts 2; Regional Speech Contest 2; Jr. Class Play Com. Chmn. 2; Sr. Planning Com. 3; Sr. Class Day Com. 3; Senior Gift Com. 2: Sr. Announcements Com. 3; International Day Com. 1, 2. 3; Homecoming Com. 2. 3; Quill and Scroll 3: AureAn 2. Editor 3; National Honor Society 2. 3. CHARLES MEYER— Chuck Books and me, u e don’t agree PAUL MEYER Full of business—monkey business” Ushers Club; Football 3; Basketball I. 2, 3; Track 2. DIANE MICHELS I'm not a bit flirtatious, fust interested Art Club 1, 2. 3: Pep Club 1; Courtesy Guide 3: Student Council Alt 3; Sr. Announcements Com. 3; Sr. Prom Com. 3. Kathleen Maurer Pauline Maxon Shirley Meise! Charles Meyer Paul Meyer Diane Michels GARY MICHELSON The word 'impossible is not in my dictionary” BRUCE MILLER A quiet sort to those who know him nos JERILYN MILLER— Jerri” A girl with a smile is well worthwhile'’ Speech 2; Sr. Sock Hop Com. 3; Office Help 2; Choir 1. 2. 3; Student Council Alt. 3; Variety Show l, 2, 3; lr. Nominating Com. 2. DENNIS MILLS— Denny Satan’s little lamb German Club 1, 2. MARY MISCHKE Quiet, congenial, and smiling GAA 1, 2, 3; Board Member; Spotlitc 1, 2; APS Com. 2. 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3- Gary Michelson Bruce Miller Jerilyn Miller Dennis Mills DONALD MOEN- - Don” I know a lot if only I could think of it Chorus I. 2. 3; Spanish Club 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Chemistry Club 3. CAROL MOEGER Here’s a gal who's always gay, ready for fun both night and day Student Council I; Sadie Hawkins Com. 3. MICHAEL MONSON— Mike” When he's gone, who will entertain the populace?” Homecoming Com. I, 2, 3; General Co-Chmn. 3; German Club 2. 3, Pres. 3: National Honor Society 2. 3. Pres. 3; Sr. Class Day Com. 3; Student Council 2, 3; Speech Contest 1, 2. 3; Wrestling 1; Jr. Class Play 2. 3; Boys’ State 2 Mary Mischkc Donald Mocn Carol Mocger Michael Monson 38 Anne Monten Wanda Moran Paul Mortrud Clay Moore Toni Morgan Wayne Moos MEREDYTH MYKLEBUST— Mered Here's a gal who is aluays gay: ready for fun both nigh: and day French Club 2, 3: Tapaires 2, 3; Concert Band 2; Varsity Band 3; Variety Show 2, 3: Jr. Class Play Com. 2; Sadie Hawkins Com. 3. DARREL NELSON Worry little, tludy lets; my idea of happiness DAVID NELSON Like the stars- out erery night' Hi-Y 1. JUDITH NELSON - -Judy” A mile long smile Y-Tcens 2; Hi-C 1; Choir 1. 2, 3- ANNE MARIE MONTEN—-Annie” A handful of fun is worth a bushel of work German Club 2. 3; Y-Tcens 3; Ski Club 3: Library Help 3; Band 1. 2: Sr. Class Play Com 3; Sr. Planning Com. 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3. CLAY MOORE Its the quiet ones you hate to look out for Football 1; Jr. Class Play 2; Spanish Club 2. 3: Band I. 2, 3; Swing Band 2, 3. WAYNE MOOS— Moose He asserts his influence'’ German Club 1: Audio Visual; Stage Crew 2. 3; Photography Club 1, 2. 3; Sound Technician 3; Radio Club I. 2, 3; Student Council Alt. I. WANDA MORAN Full of pep. full of fun; she's a friend to eietyone Spanish Club 1. 2. 3; Ushers Club 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 2. 3; Sock Hop Com. 2; Variety Show 2; Band 1, 2. 3. Treas. I. TONI ANN MORGAN— Toni Good things are done up in little package f Homecoming Com. 2. 3: Jr. Prom Com 2; Sr. Prom Com. 3; Student Council 2. Alt. 3; Tapaires 1. 2, 3: Variety Show I. 2. 3; Library Help 2; AFS Com. 2. 3; GAA 1; Sr. Announcement Com. Chmn 3. PAUL MORTRUD Not afraid of new experiences JUDITH ANN MOSER— Judy Here's a gal not shy or bold, but she’s a friend at good as gold GAA 1. 2, 3; Sr. Class Play 3; Variety Show 2, 3; Art Club 3; Library Help ?. Judith Moser Mcredyth Myklcbust LINDA NELSON Cheery as the sun's first ray; may good luck come her way Hi-C 3. MARY NELSON She's on her u ay” Ushers Club I. 2. 3; German Club 2. 3; Y-Tcens 2, 3; Sr. Class Day Com. 3; Ski Club 3; Homecoming Com. 1, 2; Variety Show 2; Varsity and Concert Bands 1, 2, 3; GAA I; Sr. Class Play Com. 2, 3- RONALD NELSON fust the guy for a friend German Club 2, 3; Library Help t. 2; Stage Crew 2, 3; Sr. Prom Com. 3. Darrel Nelson Judith Nelson David Nelson STEPHEN NELSON Steve Fairly to bed; early to rise, and your girl goes out with other xnyt Track 1; Hockey 1, 2. 3; Choir I. 2. 3. Linda Nelson Mary Nelson Ronald Nelson Stephen Nelson 39 THOMAS NEMZEK— Tom I bare much to accomplish—delay me not BEVERLY NEWHOUSE— Bcv With her smiles and friendly way, she grout more likeable every day Y-Teens 2. V, GAA 1. 2; Spanish Club 2. 3; Home-coming Com. 3; Ski Club 3; AurrAn 3: AFS Com. 3; Sr. Class Play Com. 3. DEAN NICHOLSON Frolicking fun Wrestling 1, 3- DENNIS NICHOLSON Ditto NANCY NOEL Friendly one looking for fun GAA: Library Help. Thomas Nem ek NANCY NONNWEILER Just plain nice u ith a dash of spice Y-Teens 3: AFS Com 3; Homecoming Com. 3; Sr. Prom Com. 3; French Club 3; Sr. Banquet Com. 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; AurcAn Staff 3; Jr Clast Play Com. 2. 3; Sr. Class Play Com. 3; Sr. Sock Hop Com. 3- WILLIAM NOONAN— Bill In spite of all his worldly fame, his haI still fils him just the same Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. Vicc-Pres. 2. 3; Hi-Y 2. 3; AFS Com. 3; One Art Plays 2. 3: Wrestling 1; Homecoming Com. Co-Chmn 2. 3: Soph. Class Treat. 1: Jr. Class Pres. 2; Sr. Class Pres. 3; Student Council 1. 2. 3, Parliamentarian 3: Boys' State 2. Beverly Ncwhousc Dennis Nicholson Dean Nicholson Nancy Noel DEAN NORDQUIST He is quiet, sometimes shy, but we all know Dean's a swell guy Ski Club 2. 3; German Club 3; Physics Club 3: Tennis 3; German Band 3; Swing Band 2. 3; Leader 3; Marching Band I. 2. 3: Band Vice-Prcs. 3; Variety Show 2, 3. CURTIS OBERLANDER— Curt Although he's shy, he's a wonderful guy Courtesy Guide 3- DAVID OIEN— Dave The world knows little of its greatest men FRANCIS OLSON We like him fust the way he is Nancy Nonnwciler Curtis Obcrlandcr William Noonan David Oicn Francis Olson Dean Nordquist GARY OLSON For him we are anticipating great things KAREN OLSON THi girl with the curly hair and friendly air Office Help 3. VIRGINIA OLSON Ginny Always laughing, ready for fun; If you want amusement, din’s the one Y-Tcens 1. 2. 3; GAA I, 2. 3; Variety Show 1. 2, 3; Ushers Club 1. 2, 3; German Club 2. 3: Homecoming Com 2, 3: Ski Club 2. 3; Sr. Planning Com. 3; Sr. Ball Com. 3; Make-Up Club 3; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA O'SHEA She's thoughtful and tweet from her head to her feet Gary Olson Karen Olson Virginia Olson Patricia O'Shea 40 Sharon Palmershcim Katherine Parsley Gwen Ottesoo George Pa Ike JUDY OSIER Where n the laughter that shook the rafter? Where is the rafter by the way? GWEN OTTF.SON Cute and det er it this dame; throughout the class the has much fame” Cheerleader 1; Y-Tcens I. 2. Secretary I; GAA 1; Pep Club I, 2. 3; French Club I. 2, 3; Tapairw 3; Band 1, 2. 3; Choir 3; Jr. Class Play 2; Sr. Class Play Com. 3; Sr. Nominating Com. 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3; Variety Show 3. GEORGE PALKE He stoops to nothing but the door” Hi-Y 3: Hi-C 1; Ushers Club 3; Homecoming Com. 3; Football I. 2; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Tennis I. 2. 3; Cross Country 3; Sr. Class Play Com. 3; Student Council 2. SHARON PALMERSHEIM— Sherry A friendly girl who's lots of fun Girls' Chorus 2. 3. MARY PANGELL All for fun and mischief’ KATHERINE PARSLEY - Kathy Modest at her blushing shows; happy at her smiles disclose” SANDRA PARKER— Sandy Her sparkling eyes ue do admire, and many friends she does acquire Aure-An Editor-In-Chief 3; International Day 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2. 3; Sr. Sock Hop 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Oft ice Help 2, 3; Jr. Achievement 1, 2, 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3; Jr. Prom Com. 2; Jr. Class Play Com. 2; Sr. Class Play Com. 3. Sandra Parker Betti Pearson Mary Pangel I BETTI PEARSON— B. J. Sure I'm happy, you know why? I've got a ring, Vi e got a guy?’ EUGENE PERSHA— Gene” I count it a sin. if not a crime, to slay home and study all the lime THOMAS PERUSSE— Tom I may be small, but remember Napoleon Hockey l. 2. 3; Hi-Y I, 2. 3. Pres. 2. 3; Football 1; Band I. 2, 3, Trcas. 3; Ski Club 2, 3; Physics Club 3; AureAn Ed 3; Spanish Club I. 2, 3; Homecoming Com. 3; Sr. Gift Com. 3; Sadie Hawkins Day Com. 3; Sr. Ball Com. 3; International Day 2, 3. JOANNE PETER The girl with the beautiful low so ice” Choir 3- DAVID PETERSON— Dave Pun and fancy fret” Ushers Club 2; Track I. DONNA PETERSON Full of character, full of fun, Donna's well liked by everyone German Club 1. 2. 3; GAA 1, 2; Board Member 2; Student Council Alt. 2; One Acts 2; Jr. Class Play 2; Sr. Class Play 3; Variety Show 2; AureAn 2. Editor 3; Homecoming Co-Chmn. 3; Library Help 1, 2; Speech Contest 2. 3. EVELYN PETERSON— Evic Her thoughts are as deep as her dimples are sweet GRANT PETERSON To worry is folly, so let ut be jolly” Art Club 3. Eugene Persia David Peterson Donna Peterson Thomas Pcrussc Joanne Peter Evelyn Peterson Grant Peterson 41 JUDY PETERSON With a song in Ur heart Chorus 1, 2. 3: Variety Show 1, 2; Quartet I. LARRY PETERSON Silence is some limes a sign of uitdom ROBERT H. PETERSON— Bob We like 'em serious ue like ’em gay, but we like 'em best when they’re just hit way ROSANNF. PETERSON— Ro More likeable etery day Pep Club 1; French Club 3: Ski Club 3; Jr. Class Play Comm. 3. KEITH PHILLIPS I count it a sin if not a crime to stay home and study all the time' JERRY PIERSON A modest lad ue must confess with fust a touch of bashfulness German Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Swing BanJ I, 2. MARGRETTE PISKE— Maggie Though she came to us for just part of a year we’re au fully glad to hate her here GAA 1; Thespians I; One Act Plays I; Senior Banquet Comm. 3. SHARON PLASCH To twirl a baton is her pride, Ur skill in this is nothing to bide German Club I, 2; Ushers Club 1, 2; Tapaires 1, 2, 3; Physics Club 3; Halftime Club 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Band I, 2. 3; Majorette 1, 2, 3'. Jr. Class Play Com. 2, 3; Sr. Class Play Com. 3; Variety Show 1, 2. 3; Announcement Board 3; Student Council Guide 3. Rosannc Peterson BILL PORTER A quiet guy but pretty swell, as almost anyone can tell Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2. LOUISE PORTER— Louie I could be quiet, but then, oh gee, it’s so much more fun not to be' Library Help 2; Variety Show 2. RICHARD POUCH ER— Dick Look once, look tu tce; this guy’s real nice Hi-C 1, 2; Choir 3; Jr. Class Play 2. Jerry Pierson Margrcttc Piskc Robert Peterson Keith Phillips Sharon Plasch Bill Porter Louise Porter Richard Poucher JOHN POWELL Actions speak louder than words PATRICIA PREUSSE— Pat The only way to hare a friend is to be one French Club 2, 3; Art Club 2; Biology Club 2; Jr. Nominating Com. 2; L'shers Club 2. 3; AureAn 3; Library Help 2, 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3; Girls' Choir 2; Play Com. 2. DAVID PRINDLE - Dave A regular guy BRUCE QUARRY He has a problem for every solution Gcrnyan Club 2, 3. John Powell Patricia Prrussc David Prindle Bruce Quarry- 42 Mark Rogncss Karen Rinde Judy Roggenbuck KENYON RASMUSSEN—,Kcn' The only thing that keeps me off the honor roll is my marks KAREN RINDE Those winkable, blinkable, t winkable, simply unthinkable eye ' Y-Tcens 2, 3; Dance Chairman 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; GAA 1, 2. 3; Ski Club 2, 3; Variety Show 1; Senior Banquet 3; Homecoming 2, 3: Sadie Hawkins Dance 3; AureAn 3; Junior Class Sock Hop 2; Senior Class Sock Hop 3; Band 1, 2; Office Help 3; Senior Class Planning Com. 3; Teen Board Alt. 2; Teen Board Representative 3. BONNIE ROBINSON—Rokc” To know her is to love her, and she is well known GAA 1; Y-Tcens 3; Make-Up Club 3; Teen Board Alt. Bonnie Robinson 3; Ski Club 3; Choir 1. 2. 3; Sr. Class Play Comm. 3; Student Council 1, 2; Office Help 2, 3; Senior Class Norn. Com. 3; Junior Class Prom Comm. 2; Sadie Hawkins Day 3; Variety Show 1, 2, 3. DAN ROEHL Of the six senses the mightiest is humor Track 2, 3. JUDY ROGGENBUCK She's fun; she's gay; we like her that way'' MARK ROGNESS He doesn't talk a lot like tome; but we all know that he’s not dumb DALE RONNING Always happy, always grinning; life for Date it just beginning' SHARON ROSACKER A charming girl with a charming smile’’ German Club 1; Choir 2. LINDA ROSENCRANTZ Talkative, peppy, vivacious and gay Spanish Club 2, 3; Tapaircs 1; Make-Up Club 3; Y-Tcens 2, 3; Choir 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Sr. Class Play 2; Sr. Class Play Com. 3. GARY ROSZELL He might only to himself compared be’’ CAROLE RUDMAN A girl half serious; half gay Y-Tecns 1, 3; GAA 1; Spanish Club 2. 3; Girls' Choir 1; One Act Plays 2. SANDRA RUFFENACH— Sandy” A quiet girl with friendship in her eyes GAA 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Stage Crew 3. Dale Ronning Sharon Rosacker WILLIAM SACK— Bill” He never lets anything get by him—on the rink or otr Football 1; Cross Country 2; Hockey 1, 2, 3. Opt. 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Com. 3. ROBERT ST. JOHN— Bob” Slow down and Ure DIANE ST. MARTIN— Toad” Modesty and frolic were there; the will to do, the soul to dare.1” Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1; Y-Tecns 2, 3; Make-Up Club 2, 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3; Play Com. 3; Variety Show Head 3. Linda Rosencrantz Gary Roszcll Carole Rudman Sandra Ruffenach William Sack Robert St. John 43 Diane St. Martin LINDA SAMSEL Sweet and charming tho she he, she wins her friends by personality’ Pep Club 1. 2; Y-Tecns 1, 2: GAA I, 2; French Club 2. 3: Ushers Club 2, 3: Make-Up Club 2, 3; Student Council Alt. 3; Senior Planning Com. 3; Senior Ball Cbm. 3: Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3; Senior Nominating Com. 3; Variety Show 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Com. I. 2. 3: Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Ski Club 2, 3; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3; Senior Class Tress. 3: Coronation Co-Chairman 3. BARBARA SAMSON Tho with us but a year, Barb added a lot while she was here Senior Planning Com. 3; German Club 1; GAA 1, 2; Swimming 2; Band 1. JEAN SANFORD She looks like an angel, talks like one too Spanish Club 2. 3; Pep Club I, 2; GAA 1; Ushers Club 1. 2. 3; Homecoming Com. 2. 3; Student Council Alt. 2; AFS Gom. 1, 2; Y-Teens 2, 3; Variety Show l, 2, 3; Senior Class Day Com.; Senior Ball Com.; Choir 1, 2, 3; Junior Class Play Com.; Pep Club Vice-Pres. 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; Sr. Sock Hop Com.; Office Practice 3. CURTIS SANTWIRE Don't fence me in DAVID SANVILLE Proof that big things come in small packages Stage Crew 3; Wrestling 2; Track 2, 3. GERALD SAUR— Jerry Rather quiet and rasher shy, still he's a regular guy German Club 2. 3; Track 2. 3; Student Council 2. PATRICIA SAWYER A smile is well worth while Curt Santwirc Jerry Sauer Pat Sawyer LOWLE SCHACK— Lovey A little sarcastic, a lot of fun German Club 2, 3; Y-Tcens 2. 3; Physics Club 3; Ski Club 3; Choir 1; Senior Class Play Com. 3; Student Council 1. Alt. 3; Speech Contest 1; Variety Show I; Homecoming Com. 3; AureAn 1. DAVID SCHAEFER He's quiet, but those deep blue eyes and curly hair still tantalize Football 1. 2. 3; Wrestling 1, 2. 3; Track 1. 2, 3; Student Council I; Courtesy Guide 2. SUSAN SCHAEFER Pep, punch, and personality German Club I. 2. 3; Ski Club 2. 3; AFS Com. 2, 3; Spotlite 2, 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Senior Class Play Com. 3; Student Council Alt.; Girls' State 2. Jean Sanford Dave Sanvillc Lowle Schack Daniel Schaefer Gerry Schnoor Sue Schaefer Elizabeth Schreibcr Dennis Schicbold Rosemary Schwamn DENNIS SCHIEBOI.D A most hjppy felW GERALDINE SCHNORR— Gerry Always quiet, always sweet, she’s the type you like to meet’ Spanish Club 2, 3; Hi-C 1; Pep Club 1; Junior Class Play Com. I; Office Help 3; Senior Banquet Com. 3. ELIZABETH SCHREIBER— Betsy Pep and tilaJity a great personality French Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 3; AFS Com. 2, 3; Senior Ball Com. 3; Band 1. 2, 3; Library Help 1, 2, 3; Junior Class Play Com. 2; Senior Class Play Com. 3. ROSEMARY SCHWAMM A likeable girl with a likeable way Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3; Senior Ball Com. 3; Library Help 2; Band 1; Girls' Chorus 3; Chdir 3. BEVERLY SENGBUSH I’d like to be shy, but the boys won't let me Pep Club 2, 3; Library Help 2; Office Help 3; Y-Teens 2; GAA 1; Variety Show 2; Twin Dance Com. 3; Senior Sock Hop Cbm. 3; Junior Sock Hop Beverly Sengbush 44 Linda Sewell Patricia Silbcrnagcl Yvonne Shafer I.inda Shcffcl Steve Shoberg KATHLEEN SKOGSTAD— Kathy Ditto’' PATRICIA SKJORDAL— Pat Always friendly and fun EMILY SLAUGHTER Her etery mote is a charming one” GAA 1; French Club 2, 3; Sr. Sextet 3; Jr Planning Com. 2; Jr. Achievement 2; A Cappella I. 2, 3; Sr. Class Play 2; Com. 3. LINDA SEWELL—' Lucy Her friends .ire many, her faults aren’t any French Club 2, 3; Art Club 3; Sr. Prom Com. 3; Sr. Announcement Com. 3 . YVONNE SHAFER— Vonic” Ain’t she sweet GAA 1. 3; Ushers Club 2, 3; Latin Club 1. 2; Sr. Class Play Com. 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 3; Sr. Ball Com. 3. LINDA SHEFFEL Athletic is she GAA 1. 2. 3. Vicc-Pres. 3: Ski Club 2. 3. MICHAEL SHERMOCK— Mike We like Mike” STEVE SHOBERG Quiet and likeable PATRICIA SILBERNAGEL— Pat She lotes hut one—at a time GARY SIMONSEN A sense of humor is a wonderful thing THOMAS SIPERA— Tom All for fun and mischief ?' German Club 2, 3; Fire and Ice Com. 3; Student Council 2. DOROTHY SKOGLUND—“Dorth Her winning smile has made her dear, to all her class• mates far and neat'’ Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 2. 3; Sr. Prom Com. 3; Sr. Banquet Com. 3. EILEEN SKOGSTAD A little hit independent Latin Club I; Flag Twirlcrs 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3; Chorus 2; A Cappella Choir 3; Variety Show 2, 3; Office Help 3; Library Help 3. Gary Simonsen Thomas Sipera JUDY SLETTEMARK Fair of hair and disposition” Office Help 3; Hi-C 1. 2. 3; GAA I. CAROLYN SMITH A cheerful friend to all is she, her smiles are always bright to tee” French Club 2, 3; Y-Tccns 1, 2, 3; Ushers Club 2, 3; Pep CJub 2. 3; Make-Up Club 3; GAA 1, 2; Library Help 2; Jr. Class Play 2; Homecoming Com. 3; AurcAn 3; Sr. Class Day Com. 3- Dorothy Skoglund Kathleen Skogstad Eileen Skogstad Patricia Skjordal Emily Slaughter Judy Slettemark Carolyn Smith 45 WILMA SMITH—“Willy Alert and read) for the challenge'' German Club 3; French Club 3; Jr. Achievement. Personnel Director 3. ROBERT SOASH— Bob I jutt can't make my eyes behave; two bad brou n eyes, I am tbtir slat e'’ Spanish Club I. 2. 3; Ski Club I. 2. 3; Ski Team 2, 3; Stage Crew 2; Hockey 1. 2; Ochs Country 2. GLORIA SOLF.M For fun she’s matched by no one PHYLLIS SORENSEN Phyl” Music, studies, social whirl, all belong to this charming girl! Y-Tccns 1. 2, 3. Vice-Prcs. 2: Ushers Club I. 2. 3; German Club 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Cheerleader I; AureAn Staff 2. 3. Editor 3; Homecoming G m. 3; Sr. Class Day Com. 3; Chmn. Jr. and Sr. Class Play Com, 2, 3; Chorus 3; Band t. 2. 3. Vicc-Pres. 2. Pres. 3; Swing Band I. 2. 3. DIANE STANKO Battles are u on by cheers, not tears French Club I. 2. 3; Y-Tcens 3; GAA I. 2. 3; Art Club 3; Office Help 3; Student Council 3. Alt. 2; Jr. Class Play Com. 2; Homecoming Com. 2; Variety Show 1, 3: Cheerleader l. 2. 3. Capt. 3; Homecoming Queen Attendant 3; Sr. Banquet Com. 3; Sr. Planning Com. 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3: AureAn Staff 3. RICHARD STEINERT— Dick His cares are few and far between ROSEANN STIXRUD Rozic” I lore to converse, now is that a curse” SUSAN STORM— Sue” Why gentlemen like redheads Tapaires I. 2. 3; Spanish Club I. 2. 3; Var. Show I, 2. 3. Wilma Smith Robert Soash mm Phyllis Sorensen LYNN STREETER A friendly fellow” DALE STROM He is of stature somewhat low, not all heroes were tall you know Spanish Club 3; Homecoming Com. 3; Hi-Y 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3; Choir 1. 2. 3; Variety Show 1. 2. 3; Sr. Class Play 3; Student Council I. 2, Alt. 2. SHERYL STROM A jolly girl, full of fun; for a peppy companion, Sheryl's the one” Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1. 2, 3; Student Council 3- SHARON STUBBEE Fun and S saron walk hand in hand’ GAA I; Library Help 3; Chorus 3. Richard Stcinert Roseann Stixrud Gloria Solcm Susan Storm JEAN STUBER Not too serious not too gay, a happy gal in every way Art Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 2: Library Help 2; AureAn Editor 3; Jr. and Sr. Prom Corns. 2, 3; Homecoming Com. 3; Jr. and Sr. Class Play Com. 2, 3; Sr. Class Day Com. 3, STEVE STWORA Every inch of hit height it an inch of delight Act Club 3; Basketball i. 2, 3; Student Council Alt. 3. KAREN SUNDING “Pretty hair, charming smile; neatly dressed, right in style” German Club 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3; GAA 1; Homecoming Com. 3; Choir 1, 2. 3; Sr. Class Play Com. One Act Play Com. 3. 46 Raymond Swan Dennis Swanson Tom Swanson MARY JANE- SWANBERG- Jane Mm is not nude to question but to adore Y-Tccns 2. 3. GARY SWANHOLM A friendly guy who's lots of fun and one who's liked by everyone Stage Crew 2; Homecoming Com. 2. 3; Ushers Club 3; AureAn 3; Senior Gift Com. 3; Tennis I; Junior Class Play 2; Speech Contest 2. 3; As. Co-Chairman Game Com. 3. GARY SWANSON We tike ’em serious, ue like ’em gay; but we like ’em best when they are just his way Ushers Club 1; Football 2. THOMAS SWANSON— Tom' Happy fellow, lots of fun DENNY SWENSON A likeable chap, u e assure you of thaf Soph. Football; Hand I, 2, 3. DONALD THOMAS There’s a good deal of oratory nt me, but I don’t s sow it all out of res peel to Patrick Henry Taxidermy Club Vice Prcs.; German Club I, 2; Track 2. KATHLEEN THOMPSON— Kathy A light heart In et long Office Help 3; French Club 1. 2; Make-Up 2; Flag Twirlcrs 2; GAA 1. 2; Senior Ball Com. 3- RAYMOND SWAN— Ray Fun to be with Mary Jane Swanbcrg Gary Swanholm DENNIS SWANSON I hare a car that's not too new, just show me a road I can't go through Gary Swanson YVONNE THELEN Petite and neat” Senior Banquet Com. 3; Office Help 3- HELEN TAM I wish ue had courses and classes on horses Chorus 2, 3; Art Club t, 2. 3; Display Case Com. 2, 3. Denny Swenson Helen Tam MARY JANE TONSTAD A merry lass who brightens every class Library Help 2. NATHAN TOSTEN - Nate” A man of few words but many ideas HI-C 2. 3; Band I. 2. 3. RICK TOWNSEND Why aren't you all content like me Spanish Club 1, 2; Band 1. 2, 3- SUSAN TOWNSEND— Susie It's nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice GAA 1. 2. 3; Y-Teens 2. 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Jr. Sock Hop Com. 2; Homecoming Com. 3; AureAn 3; Sr. Play Com. 3; Gym Assistant 3. Yvonne Thcicn Donald Thomas Mary Jane Tonstad Nathan Toslen Rick Townsend Kathleen Thompson Susan Townsend 47 STEVE TWITE Girls are a bother, but I hie being bothered BJORN ULSTAD Girls! Girh! Pirate form j more Orderly line” Ski Club I. 2, V. Tennis 1, 2. 3; Spanish Club 1. 2. 3; Hi-Y Vicc-Pres. 3; Ski Team 1. 2. 3. Captain 1. 2, 3; Student Council 2; Rep at Large 3; Sr. Gift Com. DANIEL M. UPHAM— Dan” A little noniente now and then is relished by the best of men German Club 1, 2. 3; Ski Club 3: Tennis 1; Senior Play 2, 3; Jr. Play 2; Sr. Vicc-Pres. Homecoming Comm 3: Homecoming Escort 3; AureAn 3; Sr. Planning Comm ; Courtesy Guide 2. 3; Student Council 3; Stage Crew 2; Sr. Banquet Comm. 3; Jr. Class Play Comm. THOMAS VILENDRER - Tom Hate ear will tratel KATHY VOOG She charms them all, short or tall Hi-C 1. 2, Secretary 2: Office Help 3; Style Show 2. COLIN WAGGONER— Colly Why worry? It's so unnecessary'' DENNIS WAGNER— Denny I'm not afraid of work; I can lie down beside it and look at it all day long” Printing Club 3: Baseball I; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play. RICHARD WAGNER— Dick ‘‘The shop wing it my home” Audio Visual 1. 2, 3. ROBERT WAGNER— Bob I hie to think of the roads that lead away from here Industrial Arts Club 1; Printing Club 3; Gym Usher 1, 2. 3; Audio Visual. Steve Twite Thomas Vilcndrer Kathy Voog Daniel Upham Bjorn Ulstad SANDRA WALI.MAN— Sandy Always happy, seldom sad, just the kind of friend to hate'’ GAA I; Spanish 1, 2. 3; French Club 2. 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Comm. 3; Courtesy Guide 3; AureAn Ed. 3; Quill and Scroll 3. JUDY WARNACUTT Sweet and smiling' Biology Club 1; Library Help 2, 3; Sr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Play Comm. MARY WASICK Though quiet throughout, she’s a friend to all Biology Club 1; German Club 2, 3- Colin Waggoner Dennis Wagner Richard Wagner Robert Wagner Mary Wasick Sandra Wallman Barbara Wavmak Judy Warnacutt N'orris Weaver BARBARA WAVINAK - Barb Her friendly way wins many friends Biology Club 1. 3; An Club 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 2. 3; Spotlite 2; Jr. Prom Comm. 2; Sadie Hawkins Dance Comm. 2; Variety Show 2; 3; Sr. Sock Hop Comm. 3: Flagtwirlers 2, 3; Sr. Class Play Comm. 3- NORRIS WEAVER A likeable chap with plenty of snap Biology Club Pres. J; Vice-Prcs.. Sec. and Trcas. Chess Club 2. 3. MARY WEBB She has an eye for boys Girl ' Choir 2. 3. Mary Webb 48 Mary Jane Whiteside James Weslbcrg Frank White ROBERT WERNESS— Bob Rough and rugged is his game but not to gather glory or fume'’ Ushers Club 2. 3; Student Council 1. 2. 3: Foothill it 2. 3; Co-Captain Basketball 3; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Baseball I, 2. 3; Homecoming Escort 3; Courtesy Guide 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Lctterman's Club I. 2. 3; Sophomore Class Vice-Pres. JAMES WESTBERG- ■ Jim Ambition needs no rest, but I do DIANE WESTIN Her hair is blond, and her eyes are blue; her friends are many, faithful and true Latin Club 2. 3; Make-Up Club 2: Y’-Tecm 2, 3; GAA I, 2. 3; Tapaires 2, 3; Office Help 3; Variety Show 1. 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Chorus 1; Sec. Soph. Class; Senior Planning Com. 3; Homecoming Com. 2; Student Council Diane Wcstm Alt. j 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3. CLIFFORD WHITE— Cliff I may do something sensational yet, but this great ambition is still to be met Senior Gift Com. 3; Art Club 3'. Student Council lp 2, 3; Senior Planning Com.; Senior Class Day Com.; Homecoming Com. 3; Hi-Y 2; Jr. Class Play Com.; Sr. Play Com.; Chairman of Assembly Com. FRANK WHITE He seems quiet but—well Printing Club 3. MARY JANE WHITESIDE Sweet and charming rt ermore she’s a girl, we all adore Spanish Club 1. 2. 3; GAA 1. 2; Pep Club 2. 3; Y-Tcens 2, 3; Homecoming Com. 2. 3; Variety Show 1, 2; Senior Class Norn. Com. 3; Sadie Hawkins Com. 3; Make-Up Com. 2, 3; Senior Ball Com. 3; Sock Hop Com. 1. 2, 3; AureAn Ed. 3; Variety Show Chairman 3- CONSTANCE WICKETT— Connie” A little lass, and a charming one” Hi-C 2. 3; GAA 3 KATHLEEN WILFONG— Kathy” It seems she knows something about everything’ Hi-C 1, 2, 3; One Act Plays 3. NANCY WILLARD A friendly gal. she’s lots of fun ANN WILLIAMS A friend worthwhile’ LINDA WILSON— Suzi Charming and gracious; not a bit flirtatious Spanish 2. 3; Ushers Club 2, 3; Y-Tccns 2. 3; GAA I; Senior Banquet Com. 3; Homecoming Com. 3; Senior Cla s Play 3; Courtesy Com. 3. PATRICIA WILSON She is tiny, very sweet; her ways and habits very neat Latin Club 3; Variety Show 3; Swing Band 3; Marching Band t. 2. 3; Concert Band 1. 2. 3. MARY CAROL WINTERER A winning smile, an excellent friend, an earnest worker, true to the end” Spanish Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Y-Tecns 2; AFS Com. 2, 3; Senior Banquet Com. 3; One Act Plays 2, 3; Speech Contest 1, 2. 3; Variety Show 2, 3; Student Director Variety Show 3; Homecoming Com. 3. STEVE WISHART— Wish Pull of mitehief, full of fun, he is Hied by everyone Lctterman’s Club 2, 3; Baseball l, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Football 1. 2. 3; Chorus 3; Sophomore Class President; Student Council Alt. 2, Representative 3. Nancy Willard Ann Williams Linda Wilson LAUREN WOLD He has a lot to say, but he doesn’t lay it ail German Clu£ 2. 3; Art Club 2. Patricia Wilson Mary Carol Winterer Steve Wishart Lauren Wold 49 CAROLE WOOD Whotel er l er tali may be, she will Jo it willingly Spanish Club 1. 2. 5; Chess Club 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Spotlite Editor 2, 3; Jr. Achievement 3; Homecoming Com. 2. 3; Student Council 1; Quill and Scroll 3: International Day Com. 2. 3; Band !, 2, 3; Marching Band I. 2. 3, Sec. 2; Music Contest I; Sr. Class Play Com. 2. 3; Head Sr. Gift Com. 3. CHERYL WOODROW Small, quiet and unassuming Y-Teens !; Variety Show 3; Hi-C I; Office Help 3; Sadie Hawkins Com. 3. ANN WOODWARD Possessing a quiet determination Biology Club I; Y-Teens 2, 3; Hi-C 2. 3; Spotlite 2, 3 German Club 2. 3; Sr. Prom Com. 3; AFS Com. 2, 3 National Honor Society 2, 3; Speech Contest I. 2, 3 GAA I. 2. 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Sr. Class Play Com. 3. FRANK WOOLCOTT You never know what he’ll Jo next Photography Club 2. RALPH WORSCHECK He seems quiet, but he's a riot’ Gym Ushers 1. 2; Stamp Club I; Stage Crew 2; Homecoming Com. 3; Track I; Tennis 2; Jr. Class Play Com. 2. Cheryl Woodrow Ann Woodward Frank Woolcott Ralph Worschek Melinda Woskic Robert Woytych Gordon Yurich Thomas Zilka MELINDA WOSKIE Peppy, gay and determined French Club 2, 5; AureAn 1, 2; Spotlite 1, 2; Speech Contest 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Com. 3; GAA 1, 2; Band 1; Concert Band 2, 3; Library Help 2, 3; Jr. Class Play 2. ROBERT WOYTYCH—• Bob’’ Not too loud, not too shy; just the nicest sort of guy Spanish Club 1, 2; Sadie Hawkins Com. 3; Wrestling 1; Lcttcrman's Club 2. 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Boys' State. CHARLES YETZER- Chuck” I say that the greatest of men, ask foolish questions now and then GORDON YURICH Ambition is admirable'' Choir 1. 2. 3; Chess Club 2, 3; Sr. Class Play 3. THOMAS ZILKA— Tom” Work is against my belter judgement SIDNEY ZOCHERT— Butch” Well, I've served my time, now good-by Sidney Zochcrt Charles Yet er CAMERA SHY James Christianson James Evenson James Hanson Alice Harms James Johnson Gar)- Lundberg Cheryl Ogden Dean Savoie Jay Stearns James Wallace Jerold Wood 50 Sandy Gregor)1 • Mike Monson Dok Most fa the, Qchool' John Forster • Sandy Christianson Best UohUiqr Ginny Harris • Bob Werness ‘fiAotiAWettc Marcia Borne • Gary Clark “Most GiMUe,’ 51 Dale Strom • Phyl Sorenson Bill Noonan • Diane Westin Tohjd i 'Best Abounds’ Denny Asmusscn • Judy Larson 'flAost Casual! Gene Elvecrog • Bonnie Duoos Slujesfc- 52 u to i I O' t P to ftv Jerry Larson • Sue Schaefer Rog Alcvizos • Linda Samsel ' Uost LzfeeJy to Quac zAj “Best DtsposttUuv' 53 Ginny Olson • Bill Sack “Best Q xwt’ T _ “ ’ ' V-8 ' ' . u Ou Lynn Brown • Fred Coumbs “Biggest objv Ron Danelz • Margaret Gjerde “Pu idtiesb Donna Peterson • Ted Buckley “Wittiest Meg Dredge • Dave Schaefer Best RgiW Barb Carlson • Jim Kleppe ' WostToJkative,' Bob Hanson • Diane St. Martin “Btggest Tease Steve Wishart • Bonnie Robinson Best Dtessei 55 Bjorn Ulstad • Dee Berg BJggesfc Ffottf Toni Morgan • Denny Mills “Best VomWi Cutest Di Stanko Bob Werncss Di Westin Wayne Fredrickson Ptetfeest Byes Terry Ekcgren Wanda Moran 56 Acttuifees 57 fir- OuAGK Qctwiij Princess Linda and Mac 0M th lOycJIs COunt Princess Margaret and Rog Princess Diane and Bob Princess Diane and Wayne Princess Judy and Dave W 04iiftC0 vuitg - I960 - Coronation—Tuesday, October 18 Queen's Tea—Tuesday, October 18 Game—Wednesday, October 19 Dance—Wednesday, October 19 Queen Camille and our lovely candidates Judy and Margaret pretty up Miss Frankenstein helps Linda C tfWAiiCWJ October 18, I960—Coronation Day. The program began with a salute to Mr. Touchdown—R.H.S.” by our Tapaires. The eight queen candidates were then presented. After musical tributes from our band, chorus, and vocalist, Dale Strom, the court pages delivered the scaled envelope to Queen Camille. Tension mounted as Steve Olson paced back and forth before the girls. Amid screams of anticipation, he finally reached out to our Homecoming Queen of I960 . .. MISS SANDY CHRISTENSEN. . . . and reads the royal proclamation Mr. Kohl gives a toast Sandy cuts her cake A reception in honor of the queen was held immediately following the Coronation. Faculty, alumni, Homecoming Committees, and the entire Senior Class were invited to attend. Co-Captains Judd Halcnza and Keith Carlson congratulated Queen Sandy with a kiss. Highlighting the tea was a toast by Mr. Kohl. In an original poem, he expressed his congratulations on behalf of the entire student body, faculty, and alumni to Queen Sandy. With one day of the Homecoming festivities in the past, many students on committees found much hard work ahead. Many students do not realize the work that goes into the biggest event of the school year. It was the able chairmanship of Mike Monson that made this Homecoming a great success. The line-up ctM l ‘SMpjdotj Mighty Herkimer Queen Sandy reviews her subjects The fighting Spartans went into the game with a record of having never lost a Homecoming game and having tied once to their opponents, the Hopkins Warriors. The Spartans reigned victorious with a score of 34-21. Half-time entertainment was provided by the R.H.S. marching band, at which time special tribute was given to the first graduating class of 1956 and last year's class of I960. The queens of all past years were presented. The presentation of this year’s court was highlighted by the passing of the burning torch from retiring Queen Camille Carlson to reigning Queen Sandy. f ollowing the game, the enthusiastic students and alumni danced to the music of Tony Grisc's band at the annual victory dance. During the intermission, the queen and her attendants were presented, and they and their escorts led the next dance. Thoughts of Something Heavenly filled the memories of all as another R.H.S. Homecoming came to an end. The first dance The Royal Court joins in 63 64 Wc danced, and danced, and danced. The pause that refreshes 1961 EVub (u vds fc fCaig . . . 1+ V. KiStJr t and CaM kdate Keith Carlson Bill Noonan Bob Wcrncss Keith and Rog escort Queen Sandy Congratulations' E a The Royal Dance RHS Royalty—1961 The Royal Court Crowning moments awi fee DojM Rog . . . it’s you! The annual Fire and Ice Dance was held on February 24. At ten o'clock the Coronation took place and Rog Alevizos was crowned RHS Fire and Ice King. Words of thanks Y'-Teens Officers and their dates IwS TwaII' The Tinsel Twirl was held on December 17 at the YWCA. Sponsored by the Y-Tcens, this is the school’s only winter formal dance. Gregg Hclgcson's band played for the event, which was a memorable evening for all. That gay holiday spirit Punch was served to all 69 Peter and Meg at our first AFS Sock-Hop Peter enjoys dancing The Student Council sponsored the first sock hop with proceeds going to AFS. The sophomore, junior, and senior classes also sponsored several dances after football and basketball games. Cock f-lops QtuA db CouaClS D fo D KC Dancing to the music of the Swing Band Did you say 'June in January’ ? 0 0 0 Ow Acfc Pfcys fitfyudtcu Both plays were presented on January 19, at which time Infanta was chosen for the contest. Must I wear it? It hurts my head so.” Why do you haunt me, little man? TU W M“ Special honors went to Claire Rumpel as best actress and Ted Buckle)-, best actor. Best supporting actress award was given to Sandy Gregor)- while Gary Erickson was named best supporting actor. A dramatic moment Mallor has no sympathy for the Crippled One. Qpe clv Under the direction of Mr. Curry and Mr. Fawcett, the students who go out for speech compete for the right to go to the contest. Some of the areas one may enter include dramatic or humorous interpretation, memorized oratory, original orator)-, debate, and discussion. 71 Peter and Anne in the seclusion of Peter's room Q(m u 0Hass A friendly conversation Pfeuj . . . The Cast 'TU Di yuj A ui Putttfe ' THE CAST Anne Prank Arlene Kell Margot Frank Joanne Ganapes Air. Frank ......... Dan Upturn Mrs. Frank Donna Peterson Peter Van Daan.... Ted Buckley Mrs. Van Daan . Sandy Gregory Air. Van Diian Gordon Yurich Mr. Dt ssel Ron Danclz Air. Kraler ....... Russ Conway Miepe Mclodce Craswell 72 Mr. Frank returns to Amsterdam JijjmjVv ClMS PH y • • • Leading roles 'Those are orders! Must be sunstroke. iM'lfiJllttlfT til a j I Build a teahouse in three minutes? The happy ending Attgust AoouJ' Sakini Mike Monson Sergeant Gregovich Bob Stone Col. Purdy III Dick Johnson Captain Fit by Jeff Halenza Old Woman Betsy Hcctcr Old Woman's Daughter .... Jamy Sugimura The Daughter s Children Judy Hannon Linda Leviton Jack Hannon Lady Astor Fiji Dayo Old Afan Bob Lexvold Air. Hokaida Tex Gleason Mr. Omura Dick Swenson Air. Sumata Dick Schultz Air. Sumata’s Papa Dave Vrieze Air. Seiko .... ............. Clay Moore Miss H ga Jiga Maribcth Andrus Mr. Keora Chuck Ainsworth Air. Oshira Jim Carlson Villagers ................. Dean Snowberg Bill Foreman Jerry Bogren Lnlies League for Democratic Action Diane Prcusse Cheryl Downey Diane Moll Lotus Blossom ........ Sharon McGinty Captain AicLean Tom Lovcn 73 Junior Class Officers and Dates J UMito; PtO The Junior Prom was held at the Leamington Hotel on May 13, I960, from 9:00-1:00. At 12:00 a buffet dinner was served. Bill Noonan. Pres.; Rog Alevizos, V.-Pres.; Sandy Christiansen. Sec.; and Margaret Gjcrde, Treas., with their dates welcomed the guests as the)’ arrived. It was a memorable end to an unforgettable year. Swinging with Harry Strobcl and his band 74 Touching-up The faculty enjoys the buffet dinner The brains behind the show Vcvudku QIuhip A dance around the Maypole And what would you like for Christmas? Let’s have a rouscr! Rl-fS fCutg Cardidoi AtMefecs 77 ♦ • A Ck£ dyxde i The cheerleaders arc Joanne Dvorsky, Meg Dredge, Diane Stanko, Mary Berger. Chcnyl Zeidler, and Sandy Christensen. This year’s squad did a fine job in leading the student body at athletic events. They kept up the traditional spirit at RHS. Mrs. Howells is the able advisor, and Diane Stanko served as captain. The cheerleaders led the enthusiasm at all basketball, hockey, and football games. Planning a pep test with Mrs. Howells, the advisor Cherry), Mary. Joanne, and Karen tS uv ydtlOii Sandy Captain Diane Meg B” tS 79 Gail Weber. Jan Aldrich. Charlotte Potter. Nancy Blenapfl, and Rita Gacincr MR AHLBOM tpj gA Richfield High School is very proud of its Athletic Department. RHS has ten sports that compete annually. This past school year has brought many awards in athletics to our high school. Many people have helped make 1960-61 one of Richfield High School’s finest in sports. Mr. Ahlbom, athletic director, is more known for his teaching. He organizes and directs all of Richfields' sports. Mr. Juengling teaches American History and also is in charge of all athletic equipment. The many fine coaches of RHS deserve much credit also. They are Coach Olive (Hockey and Baseball), Coach Collison (Football and Track), Coach Norness (Cross Country and Track), Coach Farrell (Football and Basketball), Coach Ward (Football and Wrestling), Coach Carlson (Golf), Coach Schlader (Tennis), Coach Botts (Skiing), Coach Nordiand (Football and Basketball), Coach Grand prey (Football and Wrestling), Coach Olson (Hockey), Coach Crosby (Basketball and Baseball), and Coach Hare (Football). 80 A Football First row: T. Wheeler, M. Gjerdc. D. Schaefer. K. Carlson (Opt ), J. Halcnza (Opt.), B. Lary. G. Clark, B. Hcaston, R Alevizos. T. Gleason, C. Thorcson. Second row: B. Porter, B. Wetness. G. Erickson. S. Wishart. W. Fredrickson. J. Drury. R. Eliason, J. Mitchell, K Drill. D. Howe, D. Orison, M. Case)-. The Football Team won five and lost only three under Coach Collison. Their record was the second best in RHS history. The seniors on the squad were Bill Porter, Bob Werncss, Gar)’ Erickson. Steve Wishart, Wayne Fredrickson, Keith Drill, Doug Howe, Mark Gjerdc. Dave Schaefer, Keith Carlson (Capt.), Judd Halcnza (Capt.), Gar)’ Clark, Jay Magnuson, Roger Alcvizos, Bill Heaston, and Tex Gleason. Bob Wcrncss (back), Judd Halcnza (lineman), and Dave Schaefer (lineman), were voted all-conference. RECORD We They Edina 2 6 Park 26 14 Mound 26 0 Wayzata 25 7 Robbinsdalc 14 41 Tonka 26 0 34 21 Bloomington ... 14 35 81 Captain Halcnza and Optain Carlson Coach Ward and Coach Collison look at the team's fine record. A pile up Richfield scores six more QopttOMM FootbM 1960 Cqu d The sophomore football squad played a full Like Conference schedule. The team kept up the tradition of RHS and dominated many of their opponents. The team had many outstanding players who should provide excellent material for Coach Collison's varsity team. The players gained much needed experience by playing on the squad. Mr. Farrell is the competent coach for sophomore football. 83 COACH FARRELL School record-breakers, Dave and Eugene. DISTRICT STANDING: 1. Edina 2. Park 3. Robbinsdalc 4. RICHFIELD 5. Hopkins 6. Bloomington 7. Minnetonka 8. Mound 9. Univ. High 84 The starting five warming up. CtfrSS CouttiTuj ZvV row: T. Lovcn, J. Smith, F. Clcndcnning. P. Joubcrt. S. Palkc, E. Elvccrog, 13. Davis, Coa(h Norncss. r—- . r-J y row: C. Moss, D. Edmonson, G. The Cross Country team, under the direction of Coach Norncss,' had a good season. The team had a full schedule of eight meets plus a district meet. Eugene Elvccrog, the captain of the squad, led in most meets. The top five runners were Eugene Elvecrog, Dave Edmonson. Gary Moss, Paul CIcndenning and Paul Joubcrt. Both Dave Edmonson and Captain Elvccrog broke the school record at the Lake Nokomis course. The basis for next year's team will be Lettermen Cary Moss and Paul Clcn-denning along with Bud Davis, Jim Smith, Don Wcstrcl, Tom Loven, Mark Broin and Jan Gasterland. TEAM SCORES Richfield Hopkins 30 27 Central 34 23 Robbinsdalc 32 24 Edina 40 17 Bloomington 28 28 Park 37 22 Mound 25 68 Minnetonka 25 42 CAPTAIN ELVECROG 85 yy Bosketb6 T. Lind .. c lohnson. Second row: B Ijf ' First row: A . GjcrJc. I). Holley, R Alevaos, G, P2Ike, S Sfwora, B. Wetness. E..b ?. Muson. T Wheeler. C. Thoreson. The defending Lake Conference champs turned in another fine record this season. There were six seniors, four juniors, and two sophomores on the squad. Under Coach Farrell RHS ton nine and lost sewn conference games. Steve Stwora was voted All-Conference by the conference chcs. He also won the individual scoring title with 286 Us in conference play. Coach Farrell with Captain Wem«$ and Captain Alcviaos Bask tbM Action Bob Wcrncss makes two more for RHS. Steve Stwora out-jumps opponent Wcrncss blocks a Hopkins shot ♦Above photograph by Ron Hesse Bob docs it a iin. 87 RECORD We They 46 57 46 39 Park 59 44 Mound 57 44 54 64 . •... 48 81 Albert Lea 64 41 Tonka 68 57 Hopkins 53 52 Bloomington 42 43 70 45 Park 54 58 42 40 Edina 48 51 Robbinsdale 53 60 64 54 59 57 Bloomington 34 49 Sub-district Mound.......... 44 49 STANDING W L 14 2 Bloomington 11 5 Park 11 5 RICHFIELD 9 7 9 7 Hopkins 8 8 5 11 4 12 Wayzata 1 15 B ashetbcM Graduating seniors are Mark Gjerde. George Palke, Steve Stwora (ail-conference), Roger Alevizos. Ed Johnson, and Bob Wcrncss. 88 Coach Nomess and Coach Crosby “B” Boshtbofl A Wodsey i aj The 1960-61 squad had another fine season. The)1 finished second in the Lake Conference and just missed the Region Six crown. Under the able direction of Coach Olive, the team defeated every school in the Conference at least once. RHS scored 52 goals in Conference play as compared with 23 goals for their opponents. Captain.Sack and Keith Orison were named to the A11-Conference team. The graduating seniors are Tom Lewis, Terry Ekegren, Denny Heid-lcbcrgcr, Tom Perussc, Bill Sack (Opt.), John Harringer, Steve Nelson, Dave Edmonson and Keith Orison. RECORD From row: J. Wallace, T. Ekegren, T Lewis. B. Sack, D. Heidlcbergcr, K. Smith, G Torrance. J. Harringer. Beck row: J. Branch. D. Carlson, K. Carlson, D. Edmonson. B. Makowsky, T. Peterson. L Stokes, S. Nelson, T. Pcrusse. We They Roosevelt Park Bloomington Mound 1 1 (overtime) .3 1 2 5 3 1 Wayzata 4 1 Hopkins 2 0 7 2 0 3 Robbinsdale 6 1 Park 1 2 Bloomington 3 0 4 0 5 1 Hopkins 3 0 I 2 3 0 Robbinsdale 5 4 District— Robbinsdale We 4 1 They 1 2 (double overtime) St. Cloud Tech. 4 2 Region Six 2 1 (overtime) Blomington 4 5 Region One Washburn 2 3 Denny and Keith Carlson, the starting defensemen, and Coach Olive. LAKE CONFERENCE STANDING Edina W 13 L 2 T 1 RICHFIELD 12 4 1 Bloomington 10 3 3 Park 10 6 0 Robbinsdale 8 7 1 Hopkins 6 9 1 Tonka 5 9 2 Wayzata 2 11 3 Mound 0 15 1 89 Pad? fidtiOiv ACTION Ekegrcn is number eleven. Jim Branch, Keith Carlson, and Bill Sack arc also pictured above. Sack save another itifi 1960-61 QcpxOud 91 A” U w-stfeng Left to tight: G. Hokcnson. J. Carlson. B. Quinn. M. Johnson. M. Kemp, R. Henkels, D. Burt. B Bunker. D. Johnson. J. Halenza, D Schaefer (Opt.) R. Johnson. Bill Heaston is not pictured. The wrestling team had another fine season winning eight out of fourteen matches. Coach Ward and Coach Grandprey deserve much credit for preparing the RHS squad for their matches. In the district tournament Bill Heaston finished second, and Judd Halenza finished third. Next year’s squad should include the eight returning varsity wrestlers and the promising B squad members of this year. Coach Ward is looking forward to another fine season next year. RECORD We The; 29 15 12 37 23 25 20 21 37 10 31 20 34 13 St. Paul Park 41 11 30 16 54 0 5 47 13 33 Blake 35 10 Bloomington 21 25 Posing arc Coach Ward. Optain Schaefer, and Coach Grandprey. 92 The seniors arc Schaefer. Halenza. and Johnson. Heaston is not pictured. IMtestfeitg Xdttiw Don Butt overpowers opponent. Heaston earns two more points for RHS. Houston makes use of his advantage. Bill was runner-up in district Burt in action competition in the M5 lb class. ”B UAestfetig 19€ 0-£ t Qqu d The squad posted a 10-3-1 record for the season. 93 THE TOURNAMENT TEAM D. I.indgren. J. Lundccn. B. Ulstad. and 1. Eidsmo Captain Ulstad at State Tournament The squad participated in the State Tournament at Duluth and in. local meets. The Ski Team is sponsored by die Richfield Recreation Department. The team was under the direction of Coach Botts and Captain Bjorn Ulstad. Graduating seniors are Dave Lindgren. John Lun-decn, Bob Soash, Bjorn Ulstad, and Bill Johnson. Coach Botts resting 94 Ulstad doing a jump turn through poles. B'ar Eidsmo skiing tin: slalom course in state tournament. Bjorn showing his form. T tuuS First row: D. Braum, B. Youngbcrg, G. Bystedt. R Lott. J. Colton, W. Danielson Stroud tou T. Florin. D. Butler, G. Palke. M. Lutz. R. Eliason, G. Franzen, and B. Ulstad. The I960 squad finished second in the Like Conference Tournament. Mac Lutz was the captain and held the number one position on the team. The Tennis team plays the Conference schedule in the spring and plays the Tournament schedule in the fall. Letter winners Lutz Barton Youngberg Butler Danielson Bystedt Lott Numeral winners Cotton Braum Palke RECORD Non-Conference Record 2 Wins 0 Losses Conference Record 6 Wins 2 Losses Conference Standing 3rd Place St. John's Invitational 3rd Place Conference Tournament 2nd Place RECORD We They Washburn 4 1 3 2 2 3 5 0 0 5 5 0 5 0 Park 4 1 5 0 Robbinsdale 3 2 COACH SCHLADER CAPTAIN MAC LUTZ 95 Twuck The RHS Track team, under the direction of Coach Collison and Coach Nomess, participated in nine meets. Richfield was host to the Lake Conference Meet on June 1, I960. Light trackmen lettered and twenty-four trackmen received numerals. There were thirty-six members on the squad. COACH COLLISON RHS participated in the following meets: U. of M. Indoor Meet Osseo Dual Park Relays Mound Quadrangular Carlcton Relays Mound Relays Richfield Invitational District Conference Letter winners S. Anderson D. Andreason G. Ellis D. Schaefer R. Schmidt P. Joubcrt D. Schaefer D. Foster R. Sundbcrg—Mgr. SCHOOL RECORDS Mile run Steve Anderson 4:57 880 Yard run Don Wcstergard 2:09.2 I960 I960 Dave Schaefer with discus i 96 Dan Henncssy getting in shape Dave Zeimer jumps Left to Right: L. Streeter, C. Halbcrg, G. Clark, B. Arons, H. Kaiser, M. Borden, G. Olson, D. Morten-son. The golf team, under the direction of Coach Jim Carlson, played its matches at Minnesota Valley Country Club and Lakeview Golf Course. Although RHS is not officially in the Lake Conference, the school still plays teams in the conference. The squad won many of the matches and showed much potential. Gary Clark was the number one man and was back next year. Other top golfers were Bill Arons, Greg Olson, and Chuck Halberg. Coach Carlson and Co-Captains Arons and Olson 'A Baseball From row; D. Strom. G. Lary. M Richardson. P. Ricmcr. S. Treichel, D. Glockner. J. Halcnza. G. Elvccrog. T. Gleason. Second row: S. WWiirt, H. McLenighan, D. Johnson, B. Davis, B. Sadck, G. Erickson. B. Sack, D. Howe, and B. Wemess. 98 The Spartans won the baseball championship in the Lake Conference for the third year in a row. The team won sixteen and lost three. Their string of twenty-four straight conference wins was stopped by Bloomington in the last conference game of the year. Richardson (All-Conference), Bill Davis (All-Conference). Steve Treichel (All-Conference). George Lary, Paul Reimer. Bob Sadck, Bob Wemess, Dale Strom, Denny Johnson, and Gary Erickson led the team to the crown. There were fifteen letter winners, nine of whom were seniors. Richfield scored 51 runs in conference play as compared to 23 runs for their opponents. COACH OI.IVE A BmbcM PITCHING STAFF: Doug Howe. Bc4 Werness. Bill Davis, Denny Johnson. RECORD PITCHING RECORDS We 11 They 0 IP. H. R. ER. Won Lost Davis 54% 34 33 17 5 2 4 Werness 36% 21 11 9 6 1 Johnson ... . 33 25 22 13 4 0 6 D raves 3 2 0 0 Howe 4 0 0 0 1 0 i AB H RBI 14 0 R BB SO AVE Park 5 3 3 Werness 50 20 18 7 20 20 .360 6 Richardson 67 19 27 21 6 9 .403 5 4 Davis 57 19 24 20 13 8 .421 Robbinsdale 0 Erickson 53 10 20 9 5 9 .377 1 Sadck 60 7 20 10 5 9 •333 9 6 Riemer 53 11 18 11 3 5 •339 8 3 Lary 51 11 13 13 4 8 .255 Bloomington 4 6 Treichel 52 7 13 9 4 12 .255 21 7 8 10 2 2 .381 .476 .200 District Tournament Sack 21 6 0 1 4 We They Johnson 10 I 2 1 1 2 9 1 1 11 Giockncr 3 3 7 1 6 .273 2 Md.cnighan 9 4 1 0 3 6 .111 7 Howe 0 1 0 0 0 .500 Won Lost 16 3 Dravcs 1 l Letter winners are the above mentioned 1 0 0 0 1.000 Cophmow Bo ebcM Firs row; G. Strom (manager), B. Lary, K. Koentopp, L. Lichti, ). Smith, J. Elsenpeter, D. Hoffman. L. Stokes. Second row; J. Raetz, B. Holley, M. Trewclla, J. Hagman, D. Klabunde, J. Mitchell, J. Drury, T. Lindbcrg, D. Larson, D. Kranz, and Don Campbell. SCORES We They 12 Washburn ......................... 4 14 Southwest ........................ 0 4 Washburn .......................... 3 5 Wayzata ........................... 2 9 Eden Prairie A” ..................- 4 9 Mound ............................. 0 6 Edina ............................. 2 15 Robbinsdale ...................... 6 5 Hopkins ........................... 6 14 Minnetonka ....................... 0 8 Roosevelt ......................... 7 9 Bloomington ..................... 11 The Sophomore baseball team finished the season with an impressive 11 win—2 loss record. The members gained much experience and will help fill the positions on the Varsity team next year. Strong coaching was shown again under the able direction of Coach Crosby. Coach Crosby's team was very strong with good over-all balance which helped insure their successful season. 100 101 Row I: J. Nelson. Raymond. Storm. K. Johnson, Torkildson, Hide, Strandmark, Robinson. Sanford, Samsel. Maucr, Warner. Gregory. Yorks. Bezdeny, Ganapes. Langseth, Gjerde. Rumpel, Florin. G. Anderson, Rosencrantz. Emerson. Kcldsen, K. Erickson. Gaertner. G. Hanson. Schwamm. Jokinen. L. Brown, B. Carlson. Hale. J. Peterson, Langsdorf, Nichols. Erickson. Grider. Rosen, A. Johnson. Row ): Florin. Urick. Joubert. Heaston. Mertes. Clark, D. Carlson. Skog-stad. Ahlquist. Franson, T. Anderson. MR. ZEIMER Director A CappMct Chofo The A Cappclla Choir, under the direction of Mr. Charles Zeimer, consists of one hundred voices. The choir studies and performs a wide variety of representative choral literature for public performances. This past year, they gave several concerts including one at Southdale Court. 102 S. Anderson. Hendrickson. Otteson, M. Johnson.. Becker. M Anderson. Row 2: Nelsen, S. Anderson, Seites, Kent, Robison. Rowell. Farrell. Row 3: Miller. Peters, Hcllcckson, C. Brown. Hclscth, G. Olson. Sunding, I.iind. B. Anderson. Row 4: Lcihy. Fredrickson. Pangel. S. Nelson, Williamson. Strom, Jex. Lee, Poucher, Bischcl, Magnusson, I.. Anderson. La-Bontc, Wishart, B. Hanson. M. Johnson. Alivezos, K Carlson. Sack. G. Erickson. Guistrand. Gjerde, Hines. Chofo Q CtlOii L Row I: Alevizos; Pres. Row 2: Berg. Strom. Bridges, Miller, LaBontc, Poucher. Hclscth. 103 Row I: McGinty, Mosel. Satterstrom. Otteson, Hclseth. Hecklin. Woskic, McLennan. D. Peterson, Plasch, Girricre, Hennel. M. Sorenson. Jokincn, M. Nelson. Wood, Weddle. Lyddon, Welshans. Malm-Strom. Row 2: Burnicce, Woodward. M. Hanson. Museus, Schreiber, Moore. Maxson, Entwistle. Zeid-ler, Teiden, Purcell, Gilbertson, Barsncss. Kirkpatrick. G. Miller. Day, G. Olson. Townsend, P. Sorcn- The instrumental music department of RHS includes four organizations: the Junior-Senior band, the Sophomore band, the swing band, and the varsity band. The Junior-Senior band gave several concerts during the year, played at the homecoming program, and took a tour to northern Minnesota. The swing band has entertained students at assemblies, pep fests and dances. Dean Nordquist is its student director. 104 Swuig Band MR LUNDAHI. Director son. Row 3: BIcedom. Norton. Erickson. McClay, Moran, B. Hanson, N. Tostan. Slocum. Iverson, K. Anderson. D. Swenson, Bjornstad, DeMay. Wittans. Westerberg, D. Tosten, Hemming , Coryell. La-Clair, W. Johnson. Owen, Marks. P. W'ilson. Nordquist. Rote 4: S. Swanson. N’oriss, Etter, Pcrussc. Tigen, J. Smith, S. Christiansen, Bonner. Stark. R. Olson. Ring. Kurschner. Pierson, Lattcrall. Pres., Dean Nordquist, V.-Prey, Phyllis Sorenson, Sec., Sandy Christiansen, Treas,, Tom Pcrussc. 105 Rou 1: Chapman. Postal, La Merc. Damon. B. Johnson. White. J. Hanson. Willis. BondW Bcrglund, Davis, Bystedt, Mayer, Beckwith. Gray. Wood. Quallcy. Dahl. Frisbie. Croffot. Shcrmock. Nungesser. Row'3: Dye, DuLtc. CopkoMW Bowh V.-Pres.. Sharon Quallcy. See., Julie Mayer. Treas.. Gloria White. Pres., Paul Nungesser. 106 L Schaeffer. Raw 2:. Thomas. Nord, Wells, Englcbrctsen, Knutson. Himlic. Price, C. Nelson. Guftavson, ? Members of the Sophomore band participated in a music clinic and the Lake Conference ,£rSolo and Ensemble Contest this past year. Pictured below is the varsity band in formation. Thisjb3nd entertained football fans with their intricate marching formations and routines. Chow This group is composed of: Dvorsky. Woskie, Hclseth, Peterson, Larson. Webb, Miles, Fraser, Mourning, Tam. Stubbee, Schulle, Hannon, Wilker, Mitchell, Snowden, Orltoo, Garin. Jacobson. Westerberg, Iverson, Dahlcin, Stevens, Boelkc, Hatch. Mumer, Mourning. Mortenson, Jasperson. Jacobson. Moll, Bingham. Ryan, Rothe, Strukcl, McClcary, Kartes. Belt . Mundie. Naurcr, Jenkins. Brustad, Peterson. Li now, Kuntz. Fosland. Tillman. Carroll. Palmcrshcim, Fahrforth, Wilton, Carlson, Jones. Ripley, Weber. Thompson. Bridges, Smith, Thompson. Hitchcock. Cook. The Girls' Choir can be heard practicing every day fourth hour. They perform at various school functions. Jean Hclscth. Jean Sanford, Joan Ganapes, Emily Slaughter, Carolyn Brown, Phyllis Sorenson. Tire Senior Sextet, under the leadership of Mr. Zeimer, has graced many school activities with their charming voices. Their singing of the Alma Mater brings to mind many fond memories. 108 •Cl TCtpCdn S Row 1: M. Myklebust, Schuller, Jacobson, Bumiccc, Crogness, B. Carlson. Tollcfsen. Bode, Plasch, Gordon. Row 2: Otteson, Mack. Taylor, Scott, Snyder, Hide, West in, Morgan. S. Johnson. Carriere. MR. KOHI. Advisor The Tapaircs, under the direction of Mr. Wes Kohl, has provided RHS with many intricate routines at various school functions. Choreographer Nancy Carriere and Nancy Schuller, her assistant, rehearse these girls for half-time entertainment and the annual Variety Show. Mack, Jacobson. Carriere. Otteson, Burniece, Myklebust, Crogness, S- K. Johnson. B. Carlson. S. C. Johnson. Wcstin. Morgan. Plasch. Gordon. 109 Uajtviettes The majorettes arc very active girls. The)- entertain at football and basketball games, and also march with the band. Sharon Plasch, Nancy Carrierc, Bette Lagers? rom Every Wednesday after school you can hear these girls practicing. They perform at the football and basketball games. Row 1: Anderson. Wright, Wojkie, Tollcfson, Roine, Jacobson. Levi too. Row 2: Bezdeny, Emerson. Schweitzer, Wovinack. Anderson, Ziska, Andcr. CWs Cfiob Under Mr. Koike, their advisor, the Chess Club meets once a week to play chess and practice for the tournaments in which they participate during the year. 110 L-R: Yurich, Wood, Steams, Weaver, UIs tad, Gr-ibov.ski. Geerdes. Schaffer. Row 1: Slettcnmark, Iverjon. Coward. Hanson, Wilkcr. Row 2: Brodin, Woodward, Brock. Trccce, Leihy, Anderson. Lee. Row 3: Loven, Carlson, Densen. Gromwall. This very active H-C group meets weekly. It is a religious, but nondc-nominational club whose aim is to prove that religion has a big role in life. CU The Art Club meets weekly to work on individual and group projects. Their advisors arc Mr. Houts and Mr. Marcell. SeaifJ: Cremets. Olson. Farrell. Ainsworth. Tadsen. Bergman. Carlson. Row 2: Baker, Wavinak, Cison, Sewell, Stuper, Stanley, Dutcher, Tschache, Lund. Taylor. Qoudlfy Club Richfield High $ ham radio station KOGPT is operated by these radio club members. They study the code system and learn the F.C.C. rules in order to obtain their own Amateur Licenses. The advisor is Mr. George Johnson. Row I: D Gilbertson. P. Fisher, Shull. Rud. R. Reynolds. Kling, Schardin. Ahlquist. Row 2: Gilbertson. Nord. Ctub After being given a training course, these students operate and care for movie projectors, phonographs, tape recorders, and other similar equipment. Row I: D. Brown. M. Gilbertson. Hesse, Klc-vcn. Row 2: F. White, King, L. Jones, S. San-dahl. PkoioqtCbplty Club Members of the photography Club learn the correct use and care of their equipment. They often take pictures for the Spotlitc and AureAn. 112 Row l: Holt. I-iggerstrom, Skogstad. Rou 2: Hose, King, Stanley. Saign. Stage CnPM- B. Foreman, L. Kopperud, J. Hemming, D. Nelson The continuous success of the productions at RHS is largely due to the efforts of the people behind the scenes. These industrious workers compose the Stage Crew, Make-Up Club and Printers' Club. Cluh P'tfofe iS’ Club 113 Row 1: Ross, President, Broyan, Broas, Waggoner, Elm, Jackson. Rou 2: La-Borne, Lyons, Plasch. Mr. Agerlie. Representing the office help is Barb Wavinak with Mr. Kohl. Cociol QtudM f-fefip These girls voluntarily work during their study hals in Mr. Kohl's office. Their many duties include typing, mimeographing and running errands for teachers. CotuisdWs l-ldp If you’ve ever been in to see one of the counselors, you’ve been greeted by one of these smiling girls who give up their study halls to be of help to the counselors. 114 Representing the Office Help is Joan Carlson UklG ltj f-lolf) Shown here arc representatives of the many students working in the Library during their study halls, before school and after school. Miss Wossmoss. Monten, Oftdahl. Ncmick. Baseman O f-feQp During their study halls, these girls help with the many duties associated with the office. Representing the office help is Karen Rintle NuMG 'S This office also has the help of the students of RHS. They help Mrs. Shaughnessy with the many duties she has during the day. Representing the Nurses’ help is Joan Dicrks 115 N Oj M t (y I H O' O' 0 a ft; I 4 t y Row 1: Berg. Dredge. Sanford, Christiansen. Row 2: Winterer. Mciscl. Woodward. Denny, Schaefer. Row }: Harris. Mack, Johnson. McLain, Gregory. Row 4: Werncss. Lex void, Larson. Monson. Berryman. The National Honor Society is a group of students who have shown outstanding character, leadership, service, and scholarship during their high school days. During the spring, new members arc chosen by the faculty and are initiated into the society. Ouz£d om L QouM Editors of the Spotlite and AurcAn belong to the Quill and Scroll. They are chosen by their advisors for their journalistic abilities. Row I: Johnson. Wallman. McCIay. Geerdes. Row 2: Lyddon. Satter-strom. Wood, Parker. Ron 3: Meisel, Peterson. Sorenson. Pcrusse. 116 Each year, the A.F.S. Committee sells bonds and has a special day to raise money for our exchange students. Rou 1: Norton. Dvorsky, Manthey, Ziedlcr, Maxson, Mosal. Qualley. Row 2: Downey, Gjerdc. Woodward, Jokinen, Winterer. Schaefer, Schrciber. Row }: Hcctcr, Christianson. Ncwhouse, Mack. Sanford, Ekcfjard. Row 4: Moss. Joubcrt. Youngquist. Olson. Fisher. Qttid ld Cow XL Rou I: Gjerde. Wetness, Erickson. Halcn a, Moo son. Lagcrstrom. Frit . Strom, Fischer, Ekefjard, Berthiaume, Olson. Smith. Row 2: Zeidlcr, Stanley, F.liason, Norton. I.undbcrg, Ingersol, Waudby. Casey. Thompson. Wis art. White, Upham. Strt m. Joubert. Row 3: Ganapes. Morgan. Stanko. Nungessor. Shcrmock. White, Larson, Torrance, Olson. Youngquist, Maueer, Mustain. Nord. Gilbertson. Ulstad, Wheeler, Anderson. Smith. Strom, Hacctt. Larson, Nelson. Lutz. Florin. Potter Gaertner The Student Council represents the wishes of the student body. Through them, the students make it known what they would like to see done for the school. The advisor is Mr. Koike. OFFICERS: B. Noonan. Parliamentarian. S. Christensen. Pres.. S. Eidc. V.-Pres , R. Tadson, Treas., D. Berg, Sec. MR. KOLKF Advisor 'The day before the deadline. This has been a year of floods, fires, and satellites. To this list we add your 1961 AureAn, for it contains a ‘'flood'’ of information, is fired with new ideas, and is way-out!” You will find your 1961 AureAn new in many respects; its new cover, introductory section, organization, and content, represent many months of work. When combined, they represent what we believe to be the finest yearbook in the history of Richfield High School. MR. BRETT Advisor Down with die advisor, long live the staff!” jUe Sp nt H, SpxUlue Volume K. No. 6 RICHFIELD HICH SCHOOL. RICHFIELD. MINNESOTA January 25. 1961 to a he If Vatio To Vie . There will be two fort March- One la for the apee Only eighteen speech bo hold March 15. Thia n conle.it. March 20, and th The speech categorit Homemaker Conte Senior Wii Local Aw The 1961 Betty Crock | mnkcr of Tomorrow for high school la Mary Ixe Having received thr higl I a written examination making knowledge and takrn by graduating M-nn j school. die become a cam the latc Homemaker of 1 award which will be anm j March. Kuril school Homem . Tomorrow will receive I pin, manufactured by Joi representing the slogan. •. Where the Heart la! The | tlon |«|M ra of school Homemaker of Tomorrow will bo entered in competition to name Minnesota's Homemaker of Tomorrow. The $110,000 hottn-making education program •(motored by General Mill offer a $1,504 xbolar-blp to the first ranking girl In each late amt $500 scholarship to I he stale's second ranking participant 'a annual all-Richfield enture Dr. Ronnld R. guest speaker. Dr. II apeak January' 26th in the Richfield Senior auditorium. Hi sub-“Mtll - Red School i ilig Red Russia.” p tith la currently a raln-, chlta, Kansas. He has ' isiort aeries and a re t radio broadcast. Ha ia traveler and einitad In of the world. Ha alto ■crsonal interview with Eisenhower. I also be booths featur-• of the work of the mittce of the ITA. r thr meeting are avail-i any | T. board mem-be obtained by calling Id public school office, ked at $.50 per person. house’ phomore. inbera of tho cast in- iietiv im« I,. Johnson, Jim Carlson. Boh Stone. Carol Krueger, Tex Gleason, Clay Moore, Chuck A Ins wor. Dick Swenson, Dick SchulU. Boh lx wold. Betsy Ureter. Jamy vugimura. Dave Vries . Tom 1-ovrn. The Spartan Spotlite, presents all the news in an accurate, unbiased manner, and serves iud Hannon. Linda ixviton. Jars as the voice of RHS. The Spotlite staff works diligently in order to publish the paper ' y. DtanT M lT pl« nembera of the stage crew who dll “double in bra aa caat mem- ha bean held. The Rotary Club paya all ex Hoad of committees will be Jeff Dense . Winnipeg with the hot Hagmsn. properties; Mary Strauch con teat. Editor-in-chief, Diane McCIay, examines the Sf otlite _ Bjorn, DirK 10 Attend model U.N. once a month faculty mem Do M-The assembly is conducted like the United Nation Assembly ia Bjorn Ul Dirk (ia Pract D bo firm iduct Ha I Hosts Stark, costumes, e” is under the direction adman) Marccll. Steve tan boen choooen as as-be director. o = jm will be presented on ) and ten. The March student matinee per- ilAtf u'kJ1 in Dance A wall Thursday probably of music showed a Mr. Mil director, hack nfta Mayo Sa Mr. Sa Augsberi now prep RHS Have you ever realised that all of the I-ako Conferenre lauiguagc Ass- ’ • teacher meet every two |20 h T On a...nary 25 Richfield will play Lang There's going to be a year's Twin Dance will .mival mood and add to orated in line with the u bte. More emphasis la d on the most tvvlnliko than on costumes, aa in ara, so not to scare tho ' raid Linda, ill be awarded to thou •t alike. re the u«nnl price of 50 p. The fun start after :an.r (9:15 P.M.). n'l much more I can tell I tided Linda, “but it lot of fun. ling Events JANUARY ?— Basketball, Mound. Hare Row I: Bums. Gacitncr. Goddard, MeGinty, Barnes, Drury. Mosel. Soli. Kcldsen. Pope-. Rou 2: Wrestling, Mound, There Lundcen. Hesse. Gacrtncr. Gleason. Pcrsha. Erickson. Runyan. Krueger. Woodward. Wood. Schrcihcr, REPORT CARD DAY Schaffer, Ziedlcr, Tiden. i—Hockey, Edina -A—Hockey, Robbinsdale £HI—Winter Band Concert busines meeting, entertainment, and an after dinner speech. Meredith To At Annual hfield P.T.A. Infanta” Wins First Place One At the borlnnlnr of the «i|ipo Spartans rind Conference Race Close,Tough ■ ml Bill I lew,Ion (light) at IH Ih . prove lo itlicf nl Ihl «rolling practice - «ion. The-.-r in Ihr malch al Mound Friday. ittltude. winning on tv rial I Ward. K rl for enough or not ___ill Iran. ...______________ _ _ ... - ie track Monday they lost tholr -i,u - • «|. |t u not too lato for boy to Minnetonka Photographer, Roger King; Editorial Editor, Giro! Wood; News Editor, Pat Gccrdcs : out no and get in -Hap for Conch Cent) Olive fo boy hast) been doing very fine nuiinlng games; Job and hopes that they continue cheer them on. so got out and Scientist, Teacher, Inventor, Referee . .. Versatile Mr. Fezler Appears To Do Everything Mr. I'Vili'r is one of RHS's most versatile tcoclier . Ho not only ti'urhro physics, but hns taught chemistry and biology as well. In his spare time he referee basketball and football games ami umpires baseball games III the spring. He Is also head of the Richfield Adult Kdueation Classes. If he has any remaining time, ho puts his mind to stork on inventing or improving thing which he feel arc necessary or inadequate. At present, Mr. Feeler is refereeing basketball games in the Big 9 and the city conference as well • anywhere else he i milled. This I his twentieth year as a referee. One of hi pel peeve about refereeing Is that a gieul number of people don’t know the rules of the game. coi Mi|urnlly making hi Job a lot harder. Mr. Fester Is also an inventor. Three year ago he invented a rebound machine which U designed to help an Individual pull down the basketball with both hands and at the same time help to jump higher. RHS has one in ita gym (naturally) as do many oilier schools In the area. He has also developed • dandruff remover which a chemiciat company bought from him. Using the principles of idiytlos, made a comping trailer which unfolds with a touch of a finger. These are Just a fow of the things which his know ledge of science helped to develop. Mr. Fester consider concentration anal determination a the two VK KSTI.IXG SCH FJ) VLB JANUARY 27—Mound. There 0:10 P.M. 31—Columbia Heights. E. Jr. High 4:00 P.M. FEBRUARY 3—Edina. Hero 6:10 P.M. biggest factors in overcoming an obstacle or a handicap. Ho says these definitely can bo applied to any sport to achieve the ultimate goal, victory. with f -- 1 lie V well i n mli rager Id re! mg . Ollt 31 year. If we hod more participants we would have a much better squad. Coach Ward and Coach (invndprey agree Pave Schaefer (171. lbs). Judd I talents 161 lbs) an. I Bill lleaston 41 }) the three returning letternMin an among the top wrestlers at Rich Hr til. other wrestler who arc showing some spirit are Don Burt at 138 Ihs; Rirk Henkel at 133 J Advisor. MRS. SCHWARTZ G.A.A. Season A new GAA season opened with the beginning of the new semester, January 23. The new schedule is as the previous sea Min. Barb Mueinern I sport head, and it Is held at ltaiicn’ Bowling Alley, 'live cost in Win 6, Lose 3; 50%’ - Coach bool wrestling tenm, with a record of 6 wins vhelming victory over the new St. lamia ! ark defeated by Robbinsdale. Minnetonka and : the mutmon have improved by about 60% November. But, we'ro a new squad with only nd have Bill Sack, RHS Goalie, Lights Sportlite One of Richfield's hardest working Spartan I Hill Fack. who is this year's hockey captain ami was co-captain and all-cotifsrervce as a Junior. Beside bring goalie on the hockey loom. Bill is the baseball squad first siring catcher (ho must bkc to wear lots of equipment). Bill held four different jobs during Ibc .uinrarr; baseball, hockey, und ■ six-subject B-average don't leave much lilac for one while •chool U in session. Bill managed to sarve on the Homecoming Publicity Committee and be u Homecoming eocort before hockey sruson started. However, aUik-tics limit his participation in extra-curricular activities during the winter and spring sports sea- Thl. I a very Have what it sport In all MKkiOII Also the abide by giilntioni No award all his may be the first other on. qualifies award reniiicaies snnu on iiwnrucvl in all other case . All awards are • approval of the coach Football—Recommendations of naseoan—narco on a 14 game Diane McCIay; Feature Editor, I-yn Attcrstrom; Cartoon Editor, Dick Stanley; Sports Editor. Sue Lyddoo 3. Sophomore—65 innings. point . Receive two points for a vrin u $ The Ushers Club, under the direction of Miss Peterson, usher for band and choir concerts, plays and commencement. fc, e v s cu Rou I: Satterstrom. Lyddon. E. Johnson. Samscl, Hccklin. Teigen, Preusse. Row 2: C Smith. Sorenson. Mciscl. L Wilson. M. Nelson. G. Olson. Moran. Plasch. Bicnapfcl. Row $; B. Peterson, Swanhoim, Hennessey, Tiden. Weaver. Wemess. Halcnza. Barnhart. S. Johnson. Gup ; Uskm These boys, under the leadership of Mr. Lapham, have assisted as ushers for basketball games. Row I: B. Hallquist, Broton. Row 2: Kopperud, B Davis, Meakins. T. Jones. Rou 1: Man they, Hildebrandt. Berg, Wemess, Dredge, Gicrdc, Michaels. Rou 2: Pope. Mc-Laine, Wallman, I. Wilson, Erickson Row 3: B. Peterson. D. Olson. Henncssy, Upturn, Halcnza, Daniels, Waggoner. Row 4■ Meyers, Forester, K Carlson, Fredrickson. Brock, F.ckcrgren. Courtesy Guides The Courtesy Committee, chosen by the student council, is situated at various posts throughout the school during the school day. Their purpose is to assist visitors in finding their way around the school. Their advisor is Mr. Koike. 122 Carol Norton. Sec.. Dave Olson. Pres . Cheryl Zc idler, V.-Prts. 0 k t I c V $ The Biology Club is composed of students who enjoy Biology. As a major activity this year, the)' took a field trip which was enjoyed by all. They are under the leadership of Mr. Oberstar. The members of Physics Club share a special interest in science. During the year, they participate in several activities and are advised by Mr. Fezler. OFFICERS: Pres. Jim Berryman; V.-Pres. Jerry Eason: See. Lowlc Stuck; Tress Jerry Pierson. Row I: Dredge, Woodward, Dennv. Plasch, Haan. Shack. Gccrdcs. Row 2: Halcn a. Berryman, Gleason, Ulstad, Perusse, Denson. Row }: D. Hanson. Elvccrog, Nordquist, I .exvoid, Coumbe. Row 4: J. Larson, Pierson. Marks. S. Johnson. Gastcrland. Kenney. R, Nelson. Siper.i, Lindgren, Jonassen. C Erickson. P C i Iv n $ v o $ 123 Row I: Larsen, Robinson. Pope, Runyan. Bonsai I, Winterer. Mcisel, Wilson. Bryant, McLeninghan, Anderson, Townsend. Strom. Gjcrdc. Ncwhousc, Peterson. Anderson. Johnson, Lund. Nicoloff, Johnson. Parker, Gleason. Row 2: Strukcl, Farrell, Hcllcckson, Erickson. Anderson, Wood. Roscncrantz. Munson. Nelson. Swedman, Mver, Ertekson, Moran. Converse. Bames. Schweitzer, Weber, Bingham, Bode. Risvold. Thompson. Burns. Teamans, Waller. Row 3: Mullvain, Weber, Johnson, Lund. Johnston, Mustain, Raymond. Crogness. Johnson. Glidden, Bcrtelson, Taylor, Perusse. Eide. Porter, Ulstad, Schnorr, Wallman. Skogland. Johnson. Tschache. Dutcher. Olson. Clcndcnning. Marsh, Gussnor, Hclscth. Row 4: Stevenson, Sharpe, Mischke, Wclshans, Iverson. Hansen, Fredrickson, Espic, Jachne, Ortloff, Brown, Hennessy, Gastcrland, Coumbe, Wheeler, Nordahl Shimp. Hagnan, Strom, Nelson, Soash, Conway, Johnson. Latterel, Roberts, Rowell, Carlson, Denson. Qpcut lv CHub The Spanish Club is an active organization at RHS. Some of their activities include a pinata party, dining at a Mexican restaurant, and that most important day—initiation. Their advisor is Mr. Brett. This is a committee meeting??? Pres.—Tex Gleason Sec.—Shirley Mcisel V.-Pres.—Dirk Gastcrland Treas. Bill Noonan (not pictured) Row 1: NiehauS, Lyddon, Norton, Sattcrstrom, Rumpel, Wasic, Slocum, Grcn, Mosal, Wood, Sole, Hecter, Shack, Wood-row, Jcx, Schafer, Jones, Hotchkiss, Evbergcrl, Plasch, Carlson, Gidbois, Denny, Nosackcr. Row 2: Pcstal, Reynolds, Weddle, Crcmere, Smith, Best, Johnson, Carlson, Yctzcr, Swanson, Jokincn, Manthcy. Manthcy, Holt. Maxson, Sorenson. Olson, Peterson, Montcn, Ratcliff, Oftcdahl, Sunding, Peterson, Schaefer. Zogars. Row 3: Laitala, Jackson, Engle, Mcllncrs, Mai-mo. Carrell, Bareness. Maas, Earnhard, Olson, Sodcrbcrg, Lundberg, Johnson. Nelson, Monson, Zcidlcr, Buckley. Gaert-ner, Skoglund, Phillips, Frantzid), Peterson, Weaver. Magnusson, Olson, Ahlquist. Jesse. Row 4: Nord, Barryman, L'pham. Nordquist, Larson, Quarry, Sodcrlund, Campbell, Bocrnkc. Sipira, Tiden, Kenny, Sauer, Wold, Jonassen, Erickson, Marks. Pierson, Hemmings, Hcrabayashi, Evenson. Stark. Peterson, Miller. Norris, Mr. Anderson. Pres. Mike Monson V.-Pres. Ted Buckley Sec.-Trcas. Cheryl Zcidler GERMAN BAND MEMBERS: Nordquist, Marks, Mosal, Stark. Pierson, Denny, Pestal, Satterson, Olson, Schaffer, Norton, Museus, S. Wood. Novis. Club A very active language group at RHS is the German Club. They have numerous outings during the year. The club has its own German band which has appeared before the student body several times. Mr. Anderson is the advisor. Row I: Johnson. Lcviton, Anderson. Johnson. Jcnkin. Fiola. Yorks. White. Pidlard, Otteson, Wafer, Bezdeny, Smith, Tillmans. Row 2: Sobraske. Ervasti. Bystcdt. Baker. McLennan. Heck I in. Smith. Sewell, Carricre, Anderson, Woskie, Stuzman, Bower. Goddard. Gaustad. Prcusse. Row }: Carlson. Carlson. Gulstrand. Gregory, Dredge, Stanko, McGinty, Muscus. McClav. Ettcr, Jenson. Day. Edberg. Clarin. Andrus. Burrows. Zagars. Row 4: N'onnweiler, Samsel, Hclseth, Mack. Harris. Woskie, Dvorsky, La Bore, Stalnaker. Peck. Stevens. Holstrom. Osterman. Markstrom, Bietupfl. Lopp. Puutcii Ctub o Another active language group is the French Club. They hold meetings which are supervised by Mrs. Achorn. Sharon McGinty, V.-Prcs.; Ginny Harris, Sec.; Diane Stanko. Trtas.; Not pictured— Diane Hennessey. Pres. 126 LaJtUv Club Row 1: Senum, Aldrich, Ahlquist, Stone, DeLuc, Barn-, Mclnnis, son, Hetter, Johnson, Tapp, Nyholm. Row 3: Robins, Craswclf Forslqnd, Robinson, Gastcrland, Kanerva, Olson, Williams, Camuel, Settetgren Eric othi, Mnyer1 01son. GrarCJehes. Hutlmfe Once every year, the Latin Club has its initiatiorii The in the traditional Togas. The Club's advisor is Miss Leahy. Jamie Sugimura, V.-Pres.; Julie Mayer, Pres.,; Janet Aldrich, Treas.; Not Pictured-Carolec Barnes. See. 127 Y-Tccns is an active group of girls at Richfield High School. One of the projects was the Panel of Americans. It was made up of a Jew, a Protestant, a Catholic, a Greek Orthodox, and a Negro. They discussed religions and race discriminations. Another project for the year consisted of an Apple Polishing Tea. Each girl invited a member of the faculty. Cjobtw b Row 1: Sarah Anderson. Sec.; Sandy Gregory, Pres.; Sharon Me-Ginty. V.-Pres.; Jean Hclscth. Treas.; Joan Erickson. I.C.C. Row 2: Ellen Johnson. Jerie Robison. Diane Runyan. Lyn Satterstrom, Melodce Cruswcll. Phyllis Sorenson. Row 1: J. Peterson, L. Johnson, Ortloff, D. Brown. Row 2: T. Hanson. Rundell, Law, Kommo. Row I: Snowberg. Holt. Bergstrom. Berdahl. Row 2: Bcntzen. S. Lirson. Jackson. Wcndorf. Row 1: Eidsmo. Row 2: Uistad. Kenny. Perusse, Bogren. Row 3: D. Olson. McBride, Gastcriand. Magnusson, Michclson. PlOM i Row 1: Hagman, Weaver. Smith, Ainsworth. Elvecrog. Row 2: Anderson. Koentopp. Campbell. Loven. Joubert. Row 3: Otis, Frantzich. Julius. Clendcnning. Pa Ike. 129 Row 1: Hagcman. Olson. Markham, Skoglund, Storm. Gjerdc, VC'cstin, Larson, Monten. Schaefer. Carricrc, Plasch, Wal-Icr. Munson. Meulmcrs, Boling. Lang set h. Cison. Rou 2: Sw.mholm.Uph.im. Larson, Schaefer. Townsend, I.ce, Ganaper, Ncwhousc, Borne. Christiansen, Peterson. Sorenson. Zcidlcr. Buckley, Preusse, Jacobson, Annin. Row 3: Ronning, Samuel son, Shack, Gregory, Baker. Robinson. St. Martin. Olson. Harris, Dredge, Sunding, Mciscl, Samsel. Nelson, John-stad. McCall urn, Frantzich. Row 4: McDonald, Holt. Ainsworth. Johnson. Ulstad, Otis, Magner, Smith. Soash, Doering, Magnusson, Perusse, Eidsmo, Lundeen, Peterson, Lcxvold, Coumb. Danclz, Sauer, Lindgren. Bentzen. Advisor MR BOTTS Pres. Bjorn Ulstad V.-Pres. Mickey Johnson Scc.-Trcas. Diane Westin Qkl Club The Ski Club which was organized last year, has grown into one of our largest organizations. Their activities consist of meetings where movies on skiing arc shown and at least one planned outing a year. Their advisor is Mr. Botts. The Ski Club is sponsored by the Richfield Recreation Association. 0 1 I X c e 130 lb $ OFFICERS: Ginny Harris, Pres.; Betsy Heeter, V.-Pres.; Terre McLain, Sec.; Jamy Sujtimura, Treas. Pep Club, an all-girl organization, has done much to enliven the spirit of the student body. Under the direction of Mrs. Howells, they have sponsored the Twin Dance as their main social activity. J' if MISS WHEELER Advisor MISS KERLING Advisor A A- The Girls Athletic Association has approximately 80 members. There arc four separate seasons, each offering a variety of sports for girls to participate in. OFFICERS: President: Dee Berg V.-President: Linda Sheffe! Secretary: Ginny Bergman Treasurer: Judy Engle AA. BoW 132 Row 1: Berg. Johnson. Ze idler. Bergman, Robison. Row 2: Satterstrom. Qua I ley. Ron }: Storsli. Engle. Sorenson. H el Seth, Mellener. Row Ingcrsol. Sugimura, Kirkpatrick. Harris. Sheffcl. G-. A A GAA initiation always proves to be quite an event. The initiates looked glamorous in their attire Initiation Day also marks the annual GAA tip-off. The tip-off consists of three volleyball games between the faculty and the seniors. AA- Chots Nice form . . . Harris Ride 'em Cowboy!! Get it over . . . Shcffel!!! I ... 2 ... 125 ... 1 ... 2 ... 123!! Did you say you were going to bowl ? 134 Uwfotdl SStvtfeK 135 NOT PICTURED IN THIS SECTION See page 150 Peace and quiet Andrew, Barbara Braum. Donald Brock, Barr)' Chock. Joe Coyle. Marie Craner, Michael Dahlgrcn, Rodney Demay. Michael Elsenpctcr. John Endrcscn. Vernon Fanehcr, Karen Fischer. Richard Fitch, Donna, Gislason. Vivian Hanson. Karen Johnson, DccVaugh Johnson, Dianne Kurschner, Gary Lang. Leonard Larson. Carol Malone, Michael Mattila, David Mouritscn. Richard Ncamand. Ann O’Connor. Michael Ostlund. Ronnie Polomy, Ronald Richards. Gary Salvog, Sherman Sarner, Cathy Sipcra, Joyce Tosten, David Treecc, Marilyn Trcwhclla. Mark Wagner. Ronald Waudby. Karen Weaver, William Webster, Richard Weiler, John Wharton. Bonnie Yurich. Ruth These lockers get smaller and smaller every day. Just the essentials! 136 Cla S of 1962 BOB HOLLEY. President TOM UNDBERG, Vice-President BETSY HEETER. Treasurer MARY BERGER. Secretary Dorothy Ackman Neil Ahlstrom Chuck Ainsworth Barb Anderson Bonnie Anderson Ellen Anderson Gary Anderson Kathy Anderson Ken Anderson Lynn Anderson Michaclyn Anderson Shirley Anderson Sid Anderson Sue Anderson Bob Baribeau Bob Babekuhl lk b Bareness Jerry Beckman Jim Benedict Dick Bcngston Lcla Berg Mary Berger Carol Burgeson Doug Bergcson Bob Bergman Ginny Ikrgman Deanne Bertclson Sue Bezdeny Steve Billmeier Bill Bischel Gar)- Bjornstad Patty Blcichncr Ray Blcichncr Gary Bloomcjuist Penny Bocklund Sondra Bode Jerry Bogren Cheryl Boline Jim Bolinger Fay Bolte Randy Bonner Joy Bonsai! Bill Boernkc Sandy Bower Tom Brakcr Bob Breeden Jim Brazil Pat Bridges Sue Bridges Michael Broton 138 Dennis Brown Bill Bunker Larry Burda Barb Burrows Don Burt Toni Butkicwicz Don Campbell Bob Carlson Cathi Carlson Denny (.'arisen Jan Carlson Jim (iarlson Joan Carlson Judy Carlson Jack Canning Begg)- Carney Pam Carjscnticr Mike Casey Paul Clcndeing John Command Lee Ann Converse Chuck Coryell John Cotter Kathy Cowart Melodce Cras we II Mary Cravens Pam Cremers Ken Dahlstrom Bud Davis Mike Day-Sand ra Day-Dan Dayton Roger IX Geest Warren Dennis Bob Doering Greg Dorncman Cheryl Downey John Drury Ruth Ann Duffy Joanne Dvorsky Sharon Dyson Carol Ecklund Margaret Edmond Dave E.eg Sharon Hide Ivan Hidsrno Mary Eliason Russ Eliason Susan Emerson Judy Engle Lee Entwisle Joan Erickson Karen Erickson Nancy Erickson Terry Erickson Jean Ettcr Nancy Fahrforth John Farrell Karen Farrell Carol Fjelstad Bill Foreman Barb Forster Elaine Foss Fat Foster Jerry Frankman Steve Frantzick Ginny Fredrickson Sherrill Gadbois Mike Gacrtner Doug Ganski 140 Keith Gaspard Nancy Gaustad Jean Goddard Dick Gunderson Bob Haas Peggy Hagcman Shirley Hagenbuch Jeff Hagman Steve Hall Bill Hallauist Bob Hamlin Dixie Haney Judy Hannon Cynthia Hansen Pari Hanson Sharon Hanson Judy Harick Vicki Harris Lois Haney Cathy Hazel Betsy Heeter Nancy Hellcckson Ritk Henkels Jim Henlitz Judy Hamel 1 Judic Hildebrandt Dick Hoffman Alan Hofstadter Bob Holley Linda Holt Jerry Hoss Carolyn Hotchkiss Paul Houdck Bill Huffman Roger Huggctt Picture Not Available Donna Hyatt Bill Huttner Connie Hurlbcrt Mary Huguct Mercillc Hanson Sandy Ingcrsoll Jerry Iverson Karleen Iverson Bob Jacobson Sue Jaspcrson Cccc Jensen Karen Jensen Sharon Jensen Barb Johnson Bob Johnson Carolyn Johnson Dave Johnson Duane Johnson Judy Johnson Larry Johnson Lynne Johnson Mack Johnson Roger Johnson Wayne Johnson bred Johnston Gary Johnston Tom Jones Sandy Jorgensen Bob Julius Denny Kamlciter Karen Kehneman Arlene Kell Don Keller Mike Kemp Diane Kent 142 Mike Keys Tom Kieffer Rick Kicnzlc Don Klabunde Bruce Klc 'en Ken Knoss Bruce Knudson Keith Koentopp Steve Kopesky Lcn Kopperud Margaret Kramer Doug Kr.inz Roger Krueger Ron Krueger Terry Kurschner Nancy Kursch Joyce L'Hcrault Louanne La Bree Wes La Glair Jim Labo Gay Lahsc Nancy Langseth Dick Larson Bob Lary Jeff Latterell Glenn Laudcnslager Donna Lemke Bob Leslie Ruth Ann Lewis Linda Lilienthal Tom I.indbcrg Lcn Lang Sharon Lords Doug Lott Dave Louzek Tom Lovcn Barb Lund Joyce I.und Lois Lundberg Tom Lundquist Diane Lutes Sue Lyddon Tom Lynch Jim MacBridc Don MacDonald Bill Mack Paul Magnusson Monte Mahowald Bill Makowsky Bill Malone Stu Mani Carolyn Manthey Marilyn Manthey Denny Mattson Wayne Manila Terr)- Maurer John McCallum Dianne McClay Barbara McFarland Sharon McGinty Keith McLaughlin Mina McLenighan Gary Meakins Barb Meulencrs Linda Meyer Marilyn Michel Robert Millard Gerry Miller Jessica Mills Jim Mills 144 Delores Mishlcr Pete Mitby Jim Mitchell Jim Moore Karen Mortcnscn Jean Mosal Cary Moss Dick Mouritsen Kathy Mourning Pat Munson Marvin Murdock Carol Muscus Carol Mustain Todd Myhrc Betty Jeanne Nelson Dale Nelson Donald Nelson Jackie Nelson Evy Nclvin Joan Ncmick Gary Newman Gary Nordquist Mike Norris Carol Norton Mary Ann Nyholm Sandy Oftcdahl Carol Olson Dave Olson Gary Olson Janet Olson Judy Olson Randy Olson Joe O'Neill Nan Opheim Dick Otis Jeff Owen Mar)- Ann Palmisano Jan Pearson Dianne Preusse Daryl Peterson Georgie Peterson Helen Peterson Paul Peterson Sally Peterson Bill Pfaff Doug Phillips Sue Pinkham Bruce Pitman Bette Pope Bill Pope Steve Prust Glory Purcell Bill Quinn John Raetz Jerry Randcll I.ucillc Rasmussen Mike Rasmussen Judy Ratcliff Sharon Raymond Gary Ring Bill Roberts Jeri Robison Diane Rogers Nancy Roine Steve Rosen Cynthia Rowe Torn Rowell Claire Rumpel Barb Rundell Diane Runyan 146 Karen Samuelson Denny Sandin Darlene Sando Lyn Satterstrom Steve Saunders Dave Schaffer Tom Schanders Charlene Schifsky Carol Scott Nancy Schuller Dick Schultz Jean Seamans Cathy Serner Frank Shermanek Dick Silbernagcl El wood Simpson I-arry Skoglund Cheryl Slocum Dick Smith Jim Smith Sandy Smith Doug Smokstad Denny Sodcrlund Charlotte Sole Joan Solheim Deanna Sorenson Marsha Sorenson Richard Stanley Tony Stark Ernie Stathes Jim Stevenson Mike Strand Nancy St rand mark Mary Strauch Lee Stokes Bob Stillman Bob Stone Janice Storaasli Susan Stutznun George Svoboda Neil Struebing Gary Strom Sandy Swanson Gayette Swedman Dick Swenson Jamy Sugimura Dennis Szafransk Roger Tadsen Harvey Tam Susan Tapp Pat Taylor lone Teigen Barb Ternes Kay Thoenson James Thomas Audrey Thompson Sharon Thompson Earl Thysell Rick Tiden Jean Tillman Joyce Tipera Leslie Tischer Margo Torgerson Chuck Torrance Robert Treichel Marvel Trygg Dick Victor Gary Wallace Jim Wallace Lynn Waller 148 Karen Waltcrson Pam Warner Linda Watson Johcllcn Weddle Julie Wellendorf Rilla Welsh Suzanne Welshans Bruce Westerbcrg Cheryl Wheeler Bob Wickctt Jim Will Ron Williamson Barb Wilson Larry Witthans Roy Witz Sue Wood Sharon Worschcck Annette Wright Pat Yetzer Bonnie Youngcjuist Bill Youngquist Rod Youngquist Brigita Zagars Cherryl Zicdler Dave Zicmer Bruce Cronholm David Foster Dave Hines 149 NOT PICTURED IN THIS SECTION Seepage 183 Aas, Vernon Allen, Charles Averill, Da%-c Broin. Mark Canfield. Gary Cook, Kathy Cravens, Maty Creighton, Bill Danielson, Terry Dye, Kathy Gilbertsen, Dennis Graf. Raymond Hansen, Earl Haylc. Roger Henningcr. Bill Hitchcock, Mary Huffman , Bill Johnson, Bill Joyner, Gary LaBorc, Andrea Larson, Jim Mumcr, Shcrilyn Nord, Roger Olson. Gayle Postal. Jean Rothe, Paula Rowell, Ruth Rud, Stanley Schandcr, Tom Tam. Harvey Wallrnan, Fred Do-it-yourself, for the man who thinks for himself. 150 The social hour, otherwise known as the four minutes between classes. Clm off 1962 OUfCM JUDY HELSKTH. Treasurer JANET ALDRICH. Secretary PAUL NUGESSOR, Vice-President KEN SMITH, President Mark Ahlquist Rita Ahlquist Janet Aldrich Gail Allen Kathy Amundson Carol Andcr Audree Anderson Brian Anderson Daryl Anderson Janet Anderson Jim Anderson Joan Anderson Judy Anderson Judy Lee Anderson 151 Lori Anderson Margaret Anderson Paul Anderson Sarah Anderson Vicki Anderson Glen Andrew Maribeth Andrus Jim Annin Maureen Axelberg Sharon Baker John Bakke Wayne Bean Paul Beckcn Jim Bcckstrom Paul Beckwith Jerry Bellsmith Leslie Bclz Marvin Bcnskc Barry Bcntzen John Berdahl Carol Berg Larry Berg Margo Berg Marsha Berglund Bob Bergstrom Kay Berry John Berthiaume Sanford Bettcher Nancy Bienapfl Jan Bingham John Bjornlie Ray Blair Judy Bleichner Karen Bochlke Dave Bohlig Steve Boll Vcmon Bolte Barbara Bondy Bonni Booen John Bramwell Jim Branch Jack Brayman Jill Brayman Sandy Bright Linda Brooks Ron Brown Jim Bryant Terry Bryan Sanara Bucci Bob Bunker Mary Burns Steve Burrows Bonnie Busch Diane Bystedt Elaine Camuel Bonnie Carlson Jim Carlson John Carlson Pam Carlson Sharon Carlton Bob Cecil Dale Chapman Dick Chapman Diane Christenson Tom Christiansen Steve Cina Bobbi Clarin Jeff Clausen Tom Gemins Dancttc Clendening Richard Cole Dorothy Conaway Barbara Cotter Doug Crofoot Greg Craner Jack Cumings Kit Cummings Diane Curson Robert Dahl Nancy Dahlien Barb Dahlstrom Dec Ann Daly Robert Damon Lois Danielson Sonja Danielson Ellen Davis Diane Day Frances De Luc Karen De May Sue Dehnel Picture Not Available Roger Dctzlcr Judy Dcppa Bill Dewey Tim Dill Jim Doerfler Tom Donnelly Mike Dooley Barr)- Downs Dean Doying Joan Drur)’ Dick Dryg Diana Du Lac Chcryll Duteber Judy Dvorsky Jim Earnhardt Greg Edlefsen Jeanette Ed berg John Edwards Laura Eitter Boni Eklund Linda E lief son Bill Elm Doug Engcbretson Jim Engle Judy Englcbretson Marion Enlund Ralph Erickson Ron Erickson Sharon Erickson Walter Erickson Sherry Ervasti Steven Espie Dick Essler Faye Evans Linda Exbcrger Dave Farmer Mike Farr Mar)' Fcipd Beth Fiedler Shandra Fiola Su2an Florin Mike Follestad Virginia Foltz Karen Forslin Joyce Forster Nancy Forster Yvonne Fosland John Frisby Jackie Gadbois Rita Gaertner Gerald Gartner Jan Gastcrland Carol Geerdes Jack Gcrlingcr Jim Gibbons Jim Gilbertson Carol Gilsrud Sandy Glick Susan Grande Claude Garvey Bonnie Gray John Grider Jim Gronvall Paula Gulstrand Brian Gunderson Richard Gunderson Marilyn Gussner Laura Gustafson Gar)- Haaheim Jay Haas Jan Habcck George Hackctt Vicki Haggen Jeff Halenza Chris Ham ley Jack Hannon Mark Hansen Richard Hansen Tom Hansen Jean Hanson John Hanson Jack Harris Cheryl Harstad Susan Hatch Don Hayle Kathy Heinen Judy Hclseth Bonnie Hendrickson Paul Hendrickson Gail Herpst Picture Not Available Vicki Herron John Hibbits Curtis Hjerpc Susan Hjulbcrg Jim Hogin Gene Hokenson Ronald Hokenson Cherrie Holstom Bob Holt Ron Hondcl Wayne Houdek Jim Houlding Roberta Hoxie David Himlic Claudette Hitchcock Jeff Hulting Tom Isackson Kay Iverson Linda Jacobsen Paul Jacobson Sue Jacobson Lee Jackson Warren Jackson Bob Jaehnc Tim Jennckc Barry Johnson Barb Johnson Bill Johnson Carol Johnson Denny Johnson Lloyd Johnson Janet Johnson Marilyn Johnson J p Marvin Johnson - p Paul Johnston Oy Cindy Jones Mike Jones Mike Judge Karen Juhl Lynn Kanerva o_ SS Mary Kartes Bob Katayama Ken Kauscr Dave Keepers Sue Keldsen Q Qyj Gar)' Keller Mary- Kcrich Gar)- Kicsclhorst Steve King John Klein Larry Klein Brute Kleven John Kling Bill Knctsch Curtis Knutson Georgia Kocbnick George Koolmo Elpcs Kosmeidcs Randy Kozak Carol Krueger Jack Kujawski Bernice Kuntz Tom Kvaale jo Ann Labo Paul Laitala ' V.-- J xi Jb Barb Larsen Dan Larson Dave Larson Larr)’ Larson Paul Larson Sandy Larsen Stephen Larson Tim Larson Wayne Larson Karen Lawrence Lorita Lee Ron Lee Lynne La Mere Linda Levi ton Gordy Lindstrom Diane Loncrgan Sheryl Lopp Millie Lotsbcrg Jim Low Chuck Lowden Gloria Ludgate Barb Lund Karen Lundberg Paul Lundberg Ted Lutz Trent Lyle Gary Lyons Lyn McGindlcss Sue McClcaxy Sandy McCandless Diana McClure Tom McCormick John McDonald Stuart MacDonald Dianne Mclnnis Tom McFartland Dennis Maas Mary Magnuson Nancy Malmo Kathy Markstrom Nancy Marsh Luaina Mattson Marilyn Mauren Dianne Maurer James Max Picture Not Available Julie Mayar Bryan Mead Linda Mecay Joanne Meeker Jim Meidiniger Mike Mikunda Marina Mitchell Denny Molinaro Diane Moll Don Monahan Bob Morrow Colleen Mourning Joneli Muckelberg Kathy Mullvain Karen Mundic Richie Myklebust Karen Nchrbass Carol Nelson Jim Nelson John Nelson Judy Nelson Kay Nelson Ken Nelson Lorcc Newcomb Denny Nichols Diane Nicoloff Jan Nichaus Glenn Nord Roger Nord Andy Nordahl C Greg Noring - • Gary Nortluup Paul Nungcsser Nancy Ohm Bruce Olson Jean Ann Olson Karen Olson Sharon Olson Tim Olson Tom Onan Doug Ortloff Boapic Osterman Richard Owen Mike Patrick Kathy Patterson Dennis Pauling Margot Peck Loretta Peterson John Peterson Sharon Pederson h .1 I V Tom Peterson , s; if Jean Pestal ft a r Kathy Pillard Bob Plasch J 1 Charlotte Potter tj) 1f I r , C ‘ • -7 -A L ' fS9 i. it ? • , A Jean Price • i v C 1 Yl A Sharon Quallcy V I 1 A S' w Mike Rennie y ,j r J. ;A t‘ lj 11 I y Sharon Reuter ' h Dick Reynolds it ) r Sandy Rindc Dan Rinaldi Barb Ripley Sharon Risvold Don Ritenour Curt Robbins David Robinson Steve Robinson Dave Roehl . Harold Raichart Bob Ronning Pat Rooney Darlene Rothe Bob Run dell Barb Ruth Kathy Ryan Russ Saign Roxanne Salberg Diane Salisburg John Samuclson Steve Sandahl Fred Sanders Bob Sandford Eldon Savoi Jeanne Schaefer Bruce Schaller Steve Schardin Dan Shcrmock Marilyn Schiager Mike Schlcncr Linda Schlichcr Joanne Schroeder Sonny Schweiger Marge Schweitzer Camille Seitz - P Joan Scnum QJ • . ; Karen Settergrcn Kathy Sharpe O. Dennis Shaughnessy -A i'- j Ralph Shimcr Dave Shimp Harold Shull Greg Sicglcr Paul Sipcra Liza Siverling David Sjoberg George Slusser King Smalley Diane Smith Ken Smith Larry Smith Dean Snowberg Sandy Snowden Ricki Snyder Sharon Sobraske Gary Sodcrbcrg John Splinter Ellen Stalnakcr Mary Starccvic Glenda Stccnerson Jim Stephens Charles Stevens Cindy Stevens Pat Stevens Gisela Stevenson John Strandberg Dennis Strom Sandra Strom Roxanc Strukel Lynn Stone Curtis Stordahl Stephen Stuart Carl Swanson Denny Swanson Mare Swanson Mar - Swanson Roger Swanson Wayne Swenson Carol Svoboda Jack Sykora Laverne Thelen Chuck Thorcson Kitty Thorkiidson Mike Thomas Sue Thomas Donna Thompson Mike Thompson Sandy Thompson Sue Thompson Bill Thonvold Jean Tillmans Marsha Tollefson Gar)' Tosel Grant Tragethon Adair Tschache Stev e Van Ornum Jim Varno Dick Vohs David Vrieze Don Vroman Ron Waigand Kathy Wallick Phyliss Wallman Bill Walters Bruce Warren Carol Weber Gail Weber Leona Weiss Larry Wellivcr John Wells Mark Wendorf Bill Werner John Werner Roberta Westerberg Linda Westergard Judic Wheeler Tim Wheeler Gloria White Roger White Jack Witbkc Barb Wilkcr Georgia Williamson Mary Williams Ruth Williams Steve Williams Chris Willis Debbie Wilton Laura Wittlcs Shirley Wood Ruth Woodward Claire Woskie Don Wostrel Dee Ann Yerxa Pat Yorks Mike Youngquist Harold Zagars John Ziegler Laurie Zimbinski Kathy Ziska Barb Zochert Rog Zoost Walt Doege Allen Gislason 163 Mr. Agerlie Mr . G. Anderson n Mr. Anderson 3 Mr. Ahlbom (Tj n V Mrs. J. Anderson SIGRID ACHORN . . . B.A. from St. Olaf College . . . teaches French . . advisor to the French Club and the Junior Class. OLIVER AGFRLIE . . . B.S. from Stout State Teachers College . . . teaches Printing . . . Junior Class Advisor. HAROLD AHLBOM . . . B.A. from Augsburg College. M.A. from the MfJ AchotnJ University of Minnesota . . . teaches World History . . . advisor to the Junior Class , . . Director of Athletics. GLORIA ANDERSON . . . B.S. from the University of Minnesota . . . teaches English 10. JOYCE ANDERSON . . . B.S. from Gustavus Adolphus College . . . teaches Survey of Science and Chemistry . . . Junior Class Advisor. KEITH ANDERSON . . . attended Augsburg College and the University of Minnesota; received B.S. . . . teaches German ... German Club Advisor. LEONARD BEILKE . . . B.S. from Winona State Teachers College . . . teaches Social Problems and College Prep Social Problems . . . advisor to the Senior Class. RODERIC BOTTS . . . B.A. from Carlcton College. . . teaches English 12 . . . Senior Class Advisor. ROBERT BRETT . . . B.S. and M.A. from the University of Minnesota . . . teaches Spanish . . . advisor to the Junior Class, the Spanish Club, and the AureAn. JOHN BROWN . . . B.S. from Colorado State University . . . teaches Accelerated Chemistry and Chemistry 2. EUGENE CAMPBELL . . . B.A. from Augsburg College . . . teaches Plane Geometry and Accelerated Mathematics . . . Sophomore Class Advisor. JANET CARLSON . . . B.A. from Augsburg College . . . teaches English 10 . . . Sophomore Class Advisor. JAMFS CARLSON . . . B.S. from the University of North Dakota . . . teaches World History and World Affairs . . . advisor to the Junior Class. ROBERT COLLISON . . . B.S. from Gustavus Adolphus . . . teaches Boys' Physical Education . . . head Football and Track coach. Mr. Beilke Mr. Bolts Mr. Brett Mr. Brown I 4 Mr. Campbell Mrs. Carlson Mr. Carlson Mr. Collison LEE COVART . . . FLA. from Macalcster College . . . teaches Senior Math and Geometry . . . Advisor to the Junior Class. VANCE CROSBY . . . B.S. from St. Cloud Teachers College . . . teaches Boys’ Physical Education . . . assistant Basketball and Baseball coach. FRANK CURRY . . . B.S. from St. Cloud Mr. Co van State College . . . teaches Speech . . . Advisor to the Sophomore Class, Homecoming, and Speech Director. STANLEY DEFREESF. . . . B.S. from Mankato State College . . . teaches Algebra 2 and Solid Geometry . . . Sophomore Class Advisor. Rl'TH DITTES . . . B.A. from Hamlinc University . . . teaches Shorthand 1 and Personal Typing . . . Junior Class Advisor. LUCILLE DUGGAN . . . attended the University of Minnesota, the University of Ohio and the University of Indiana . . . teaches English 10. MARJORIE F.DBERG . . . B.A. from St. Benedict and M.A. from the University of Minnesota . . . teaches Spanish . . . Junior Class Advisor. SALLY ANN Mr. Crosby Mr. Dc Freese Mr. Curry Miss Dates Mrs. Duggan Miss Kngclcsen ENGELESEN . . . B;S. from Mankato State . . . teaches Office Practice and Personal Typing. EUGENE FARRELL . . . B.A. from Gustavus Adolphus . . . teaches American History . . . Advisor to the Sophomore Class . . . Head Basketball coach. RICHARD FAWCETT . . . B.S. from the University of Minnesota . . . teaches English 11... Advisor to the Sophomore Class and assistant Speech Director. LOYD FF.ZLF.R . . . B.S. from St. Cloud State College, M.F.d. from the University of North Dakota . . . teaches Physics . . . Chief Junior Class Advisor. LILLIAN FORD . . . B.A. from Lawrence College and M.A. from the University of Wisconsin . . . teaches Eng- Mr. Farrell Mr. Fawcett Miss Edbcrg lish 12 and College Prep English . . . Senior Class Advisor. DORIS FRANK . . . B.A. from Dakota Wesleyan University, has attended the Universities of Stanford and Minnesota . . . teaches College Prep Social Problems . . . Senior Class Advisor. MABEL FRANKENSTEIN . . . B.A. from Dakota Wesleyan University . . . teaches College Prep English . . . Chairman of Senior Class Advisors. MILLARD GEISKE . . . B.A. from Ham-line University and B.S. anil M.A from Wayne University and the University of Minnesota . . . teaches Social Problems and World History . . Sophomore Class Advisor. Mr . Ford Mr. F«lcr Miss Frank Miss Frankenstein Mr. Gciskc 165 Mr. Grandprcy Mr. Halgrcn F tCafej LLOYD GRANDPRF.Y . . . B.S. from the University of Minnesota . . . teaches Metals and Mechanical drawing . . . assistant Wrestling coach. BRUCH HALGREN . . . B.A. from the University- of Minnesota and M.A. from Harvard University- . . . teaches World History and Social Problems . . . Senior Class Miss Haney Advisor. LOIS HANEY . . . B.S. from Hamline University . . . teaches English 10 and 11 . . . Junior Class Advisor. HUBERT HANSON . . . B.A. from Augsburg College . . . teaches Physics and Plane Geometry. MARILYN HANSON . . . B.S. from Concordia College . . . teaches Home Arts and Advanced Foods . . . Advisor to the Sophomore Class. JAMES HARE . . . B.A. from St. Thomas College . . . teaches English 12 . . . Senior Class Advisor . . . assistant Football coach. WALLACE HOUTS . . . B.A. from Iowa Wesleyan College and M.A. from the University of Iowa . . . teaches Art . . . advisor to Art Club and the Senoir Class. JANET HOWELLS . . . B.S. from the University of Minnesota . . . teaches Girls' Physical Education and Health . . . advisor to the Cheerleaders and Pep Club. CAROLYN JOHNSON . . . B.S. from Moorhead State College . . . teaches Bookkeeping and Typing. DONALD JOHNSON . . . B.S. from St. Cloud College . . . teaches Drawing and Woodworking . . . advisor to the Junior Class and the Industrial Arts Club. GEORGE JOHNSON . . . B.S. from Eau Claire State College . . . teaches Biology and Photography . . . advisor to the Audio-Visual Club . . . Audio Visual Coordinator. FRANK JORDAN . . . B.S. from Macalester College and Mankato State College . . . teaches Consumer Problems and Salesmanship . . . Senior Class Advisor. ISADORE JUENGLING . . . B.A. from Jamestown College, M.S. from the University of North Dakota . . . teaches American History . . . Sophomore Class Advisor. NORMA KERLING . . . B.A. from the University of Minnesota . . . teaches Shorthand and Typing . . . assistant advisor to G.A.A. WESLEY KOHL . . . B.A. from Macalester College, M.S. from the University of Minnesota . . . teaches Psychology and Social Problems . . . advisor to the Senior Class, the National Honor Society, and Director of the Variety Show. Mr. G. Johnson Mr. Jordan Mr. Jucngling Miss Kcrling Mr. Kohl Mr. Hare Mr. Houts Mr. Koike Mist Kraus Mr. Lapham Mr. Larson Miss Leahy Mr. Leary Mr. !x kmsgard Mr. Lundahl EARL KOLKE . . . B.A. from G)ncordia College . . . M.A. from the University of South Dakota . . . teaches World History . . . Senior Class Advisor . . . Advisor to the Student Council and the A.F.S. Committee. MARIE KRAUS . . . B.A. from the College of St. Teresa . . . teaches Bookkeeping and Typing . . . Senior Class Advisor. DEAN LAPHAM . . . B.A. from Augsburg College . . . M.A. from the University of Minnesota . . . teaches World History . . . Senior Class Advisor. WALDO LARSON . . . B.A. from St. Olaf . . . Mist MeWethy teaches American and World History . . . Sophomore Class Advisor. MARY LEAHY ... B.A. from the College of St. Benedict. .. teaches World History and Latin ... Advisor to the Junior Classical League. ROGER LEARY . . . B.A. from Iowa State Teachers College also has attended the Universities of Idaho and Minnesota . . . teaches Geometry’, Algebra 2 and Accelerated Mathematics . . . Advisor to the Senior Class. JON LOKENSGARD . . . B.S. from the University of Minnesota . . . teaches English 11... Junior Class and assistant Advisor to the Variety Show. MILES LUNDAHL . . . B.S. from the University of Minnesota . . . Director of all Mr. Miircell high school bands and instrumental lessons . .. Advisor to the Senior Class. JANET MC-WETHY . . . B.S. from the University of Minnesota . . . teaches American History . . . Junior Class Advisor and assistant advisor to G.A.A. JAMES MARCELL . . . B.S. and M.A. degrees from Columbia Teachers College, the University of Nebraska, and the University of Minnesota . . . teaches Art . . . Senior Class Advisor . . . Junior Class Play Director. ROSE MARIE MICKELSON . . . B.A. from St. Olaf College . . . teaches Home Arts and Clothing . . . Senior Class Advisor. FLOYD NORD-LAND . . . B.A. from St. Olaf College . . . teaches Biology . . . Sophomore Class Advisor and B squad Basketball Coach. HOWARD NORNESS . . . B.A. from University of Minnesota and Concordia College . . . teaches Biology . . . Cross Country coach. JOHN OBERSTAR . . . B.S. from St. Cloud State College . . . teaches Biology . . . Sophomore Class Advisor. BERNARD OLSEN ... B. of Ed. from St. Cloud State College . . . teaches Electricity and Mechanical Drawing . . . Senior Class Advisor. Mr. Norncss Miss Mkkclson Mr. Obcrsur Mr. Nordland Mis 0$t£.mii DF.LORHS OSTGAARD . . . B.A. from Gustavus Adolphus College . . . teaches English 11. Creative Writing, and Drama . . . Director of the Senior Class Play, advisor to the Make-up Club and the Junior Class . . . BEN PEDERSEN . . . B.S. from St. Cloud State College . . . teaches American History . . . Sophomore Class Advisor. DORIS PETERSON . . . B.A. from St. Olaf College . . . reaches English 11 and World Literature . . . advisor to the Senior Class and the Ushers Club. MARLENE Mr . Schwartz Mr Schwichlenbco; POCH . . . B.A. from the University of Iowa . . . teaches Speech Correction. LUDWIG SCHINDL . . . Austrian exchange teacher Mr. Sullivan received a Phd. from Innsbruck College . . . teaches German . . . German Club Advisor and assistant advisor to the Ski Club. JOYCE SCHWARTZ . . . B.A. from Augsburg College . . . teaches Journalism and English 10 . . . advisor to the Sophomore Class and the Spartan Spotlite. RALPH SCHWICHTENBERG . . . B.S. from Winona State College . . . attended Concordia College and Yale University . . . teaches Chemistry . . . Junior Class Advisor. A EDEN STOEZ . . . B.S. from Mankato State College . . . teaches Woodworking . . . Senior Class Advisor. JERRY SULLIVAN . . . B.S. from General Beadle State Teachers College. M.A. from the University of South Dakota . . . teaches English 10. 12 . . . Senior Class Advisor. Mr. Stocsz Mrs. Strand Mr VC'ard Mr Wcsloh KAY STRAND . . . B.A. from Carleton College . . . teaches English 11... Junior Class Advisor. ARCHIE WARD . . . B.A. from Luther College. M.A. from the University of Minnesota . . . teaches Boys Physical Education . . . Senior Class Advisor . . . heatl Wrestling and assistant Football coach. KENNETH WESLOH . . . B.S. from St. Cloud State College, M.A. from the University of Minnesota . . . teaches Solid Geometry and Accelerated Mathematics . . . Senior Class Advisor. WARREN WHEATON . . . B.S. from the University of Minnesota . . . teaches Electricity . . . Sophomore Class Advisor. YVONNE WHEELER . . . B.S. from St. Cloud State College . . . teaches Girls’ Physical Education . . . G.A.A. Advisor. CHARLES ZIEMER . . . B.S. from St. Olaf College and M. of Ed. from the University of Minnesota . . . teaches all school choirs . . . Senior Class Advisor. 169 170 I. N. Johnstad; 2. BAM. Noonan; 3. S. Gregory; 4. J. Halenza; 5. G. Olson; 6. S. Plasch; 7. T. Morgan; 8. B. Duoos; 9. MAM. Gjerdc; 10. KAS. Chris-tcnscn; 11. C. Wood; 12. K. Crogness; 13- T. Lewis; 14. T. Buckley; 15. B. Hcaston; 16. K. Johnson; 17. K. Carlson; 18. M. Winterer; 19. K. Sunding; 20. CAP. Gcerdes; 21. T. Gleason; 22. KAE. Skogstad; 23. D. Peterson; 24. G. Macomber; 25. R. Bumieee; 26. B. New house. 1. L. Lee 2. Pals 3. B. Lagerstrom, K. Sunding 4. G. Olson, L. Samsel, W. Moran 5. D. Ausmusson 6. C. Smith, S. Johnson 7. J. Garnpes 8. N. Willard 9. Them there eyes! 10. Tsk, tsk 11. S. Johnson, G. McCumbcr, T. Preusse. M. Mickelson 12. Good Morning! 13. Dayton's Teen Board? 1-1. S. Gregory, J. Ga-napes 15. D. Westin, Sue Schaefer 1 $. P. Pruessc and Friend 17. N. Nonweiler 18. S. Rosackcr 19- L. Samsel, B. Sack 20. Hek! 21. Me Jane, You Tar-zan 22. D. Westin 23. Party Dolls 24. Grrr 25. What? 26. The night before the morning after. 171 1. S. Johnson 2. G. Macombcr. L. Roscncrantz, D. Gastcrland, S. K. Johnson }. G. Olson 4. Happy birthday to you. 5. All state 6. J. Ganapes, B. W cm css 7. Our gang 8. Where the girls arc 9. Just tlse guys 10. Remember how great cigarettes used to taste? 11. P. Sorenson, L. Wilson 12. B. Marx, J. Bleed-horn 13. Neat knees. 14. S. Gregory 15. M. Gjerde, W. Moran 16. 5th grade seniors 17. J. Klcppc, J. Sandford, K. Mauer, J. Rodwcll 18. D. Stanko 19-Lovely ladies. 172 1. L. Samsel, G. Olson 2. K. Schrocdcr, D. Westin 3. M. M. Gjcrdc 4. Yea, team! 5. S. Christian 6. P. Meyer 7. S. Christiansen 8. B. Porter 9- M. Johnson 10. There's a full moon tonight. 11. B. Sack 12. B. Peterson 13. M. Borne 14. Hockey champs 15. D. St. Martin 16. D. D. Hennessy 17. Party girls 18. D. Meyer 19. Happy birthday, Rog 20. Bill, bubble, and bird 21. Off to camp we go 23. Cheese 24. T. Buckley, J. Sauer 25. S. Schaefer 26. M. Gjcrdc, N. Hcllecksoo 27. C. Barnes. e Oj V S 6 fc 6 'ft K Tunic . .. pleats ... pcndlctons 174 For school or the slopes Casually yours . .. Cord carcoats for guys and gals Suited for dates and school Sharp. smooth, and stylish . . . and always sweaters Hemlines up and stockings too. Feminine, frilly, and fashionable Slim Styles bring admiring glances Plaid pants . . neat! Typical attire of sharp Spartans 175 Meg and Peter at an A.F.S. picnic. Margaret at her home in Greece. Margaret Ekefjard from Sweden and Peter Fischer, from Germany are Richfield's foreign exchange students this year. Peter and Meg have shared with us their experiences in both their own and our country. Meg and Peter will always be remembered by all their friends at Richfield High School. Margaret Gjerdc was chosen to go to Greece as our exchange student. By showing her slides and sharing her experiences, Margaret has acquainted all the RHS students with the Grecian way of life. The school is proud of the fine representative Margaret was. XmaICOM; FQ iulte OjajAj ’ Qtodtb Mike Monson, Bill Noonen, and Sue Shacfcr were RHS's three representatives to Boys' and Girls' State last summer. A model government was set up at the Minnesota State Fair Grounds where all the students stayed. The experience was valuable as well as educational. v - V x, C' -C .yvv' X'- xc x; ex Ss c - Hb ' ’v V J I. M. Gaortnor 2. C. Scott 3. Annual signing party 4. M. Craswal! 5. R. Elliason. N. Gaustod 6. S. Lyddon. S, Peterson 7. Who soy Norwegians aren't friendly? 8. 8. Younquist 9. Singing sophomores 10. S. Rindo II. Slumber (?) party 12. Oh. you cufio! 13. J. Bonsall 14. __________________________ 15. Bob's fan club 16. J. Engle 17. N. Schullor 18. M. Craswoll 19. J. Dvorsky 20. Eek! 21. Junior beauties 22. Hooter NELSON'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT 6430 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis UNion 6-5211 Home of Mr. Big Curb Service All Winter Specializing in Take-Out Orders 178 HANSEN'S STANDARD SERVICE A Hop and Skip From Southdale 6545 PENN LYNDALE HARDWARE 66th AND LYNDALE SO. Richfield, Minnesota Richfield, Minnesota Union 6-8405 HJALMER DRUG NOEL'S BARBER SHOP Penn at 66th Street RICHFIELD. MINNESOTA It Pays to Look Well Free Deliveries on Prescriptions UNion 9-0797 Penn and 66th Shopping Center BADEN'S BOWLING CENTER 78th and Lyndale RICHFIELD FLOWERS Bouquets, Sprays, Weddings Potted Plants — Pottery GLEN and JUDY KERSSEN UNion 6-8416 771 2 St. and Lyndale 179 A Growing Bank in a Growing Community For All Your Banking Needs, See the Folks at RICHFIELD STATE BANK GOPHER STUDIO Elaine B. Bruggeman 7640 Lyndale So. UNion 9-9090 ADAMS DOGGIE SHOP Dogs and Cats Boarded Pet Supplies—Puppies—Kittens Bathing—Trimming Horse Meat—Dog Foods 6336 Lyndale So. UNion 6-6700 ACKERMAN'S, INC 7616 Lyndale Ave. So. UNion 9-8373 181 LYNDALE STORE. 6010 Lyndale So.. TA 7-3561 DAYTON'S FLOWER SHOP, Main Floor. FE 2-6123 EDINA STORE. 4933 Franca Ave. S.. WA 6-7623 SOUTHDALE. on the Garden Court, WA 7-8637 RADISSON HOTEL LOBBY. FE 3-2181 AUTOGRAPHS J) t-' ' PECK BROS. SPORT SHOP For Your Outing Fun COMPLETE ARCHERY—FISHING—HUNTING SUPPLIES Full Line of Camping Supplies for Sale or Rental Ski and Skate Shop 6601 LYNDALE SO. UNion 9-5520 TAVLO rUHlSHING COMPANY Now that r Sandy Parker Editor-in-chief Tom Perusse Sports Shirley Miesel Senior Section Mary Jane Whiteside Business Bob Peterson Ads Donna Peterson Memories Ellen Johnson Organizations Jim Berryman Underclassmen Sandy Wallman Faculty Phyllis Sorensen Activities Not pictured Jean Stuber Art we have finished the book, you can close the door on us. 183 '£4 - l £t scSZc ' -€ c - A- ? c. 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