Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1957 volume:

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Mg 5 23 We- .wan .ma d d ;4$ . . 54'1de A DREAM FULFILLED OurnengL AC6 X 55 11$ WM chool began as a hoPe 1n the minds of t students, teac rs: and b4195f bgar fRobbinsdalmggggcama ?' lan W1th MtEhelgibY $4ij mcthTBemr ,5gaf1nm OZ MayAf.?;1;5-gt44grew and 1151472111111111111115 lastonf$?m fggh waf'Feidmema 2 v5anagf11'dents,000 thw'm'iftena claim its allsffx hmem ,- M 978. 78 to ma jeriallzeM3gmnoW 1fhas come tog life. 1 1 9111913 1 d To be p gul e it Mr. Cooper, our supennten entraKMAf tomlggo? sistant superintendent, have been settled in its modern administrativ Our beautiful school includes fifty-five class rooms, with Special band and vocal rooms. In our spacious lunchroom it is possible to seat 650 students, and our new auditorium can accommodate 816. The three rooms of our gymnasium when incorporated hold 2,500 people. Throughout the school there are fifty- seven teachers enriching the minds of 1:. r ,1 ,1 J the students and five counselo1s helpmg and advising them. . . , ' . ' x ' ,1; . 4:; KW :1 .v 61 1, f 17 .- , ,-,v X 0111 principa1, M1.Mie1ke and our assistant principal, Mr. Ulrich, have . ,7 vu ET'j ' '7 ,9 1.. beautiful new offices in Which to carry on their vital work. . . : V -4-' 5 p' it 1 ' 1', , j 1 - 1 1, f1 Our school will continue to grow, and to grow, and to grow. Its teachers Will educate more students and prepare more able citizens for our society. Our 1 .1 11' 41. . .. building is young. It is itself new, and in it new traditions will be established. The life of our new Robbinsdale High School has just begun, and its future is yet to come. . vt-r.. 3w 3 'z I , V l . , 'f l x . I W xv 153W ow, ; CUM? 52W W W QQW C2 5 . 1.1 ; CC W216 , CLWVJ XWWEL6 waxy mil QJU MC; C V C2'QW c a W 66 Maiv LI :w dig. glyca; f $$ chdv AM gmepymayj yaw cue f Cm Wu; Lama. 74c W W W W 01W 34m! jut mat m to M w W. chvQ xrAerrwk-N lm .. . . Swim Ar mm W ' igjgtaL .xmx.m,jh-Q. ANLJQ I 35:: ?giwj k bx KW xwm x5 EBWK KW a gag- t. CK C3153? 0m 5W It should be with confidence, responsibility, and strong character, that we leave high school to take our places in society. We must be able to meet the demands and to cope with the problems existent in our modern civilization. It is only with intelligent application of our educational backgrounds that we can hope to contribute to the advancement and to the betterment of the world in which we live. In our beautiful new building we have more facilities and opportunities to provide the students with this essential background. We are proud of our new school as we will be proud of the citizens who leave it. Mr To. Mic : '- n7 Johnsoe WeICo MR. MILO MIELKE '1 mes alumnus Our principal, Mr. Mielke, has advised, guided, and encouraged the students of Robbinsdale since 1936, when the high school was first established. He has watched both our old and new schools grow from hopes and plans to realities. 0:0: PM With our new school came a new as- sistant principal. Mr. Ulrich was formerly the principal of the school at Lakefield, Minnesota. In our new school he helps with the attendance data and the general organi- zations of the building. MR. ULRICH Miss Loe, Miss Manion. Mrs. Springer, Mr. Dawson, Miss Mickelson. Unfailing hands of mercy and an answer to our many problems, scholastic and personal, aptly describe the coun- seling department. We, as students, are indebted to the thoughtful guidance of those who devoted time to provide a college night for seniors, plan out yearly schedules, and advise us, the students, how to show improvement. WW 5:: Out Home Economics Department con- sists of four rooms, each of which has its own purpose and facilities. First, we have a classroom for writing and lecturing. Sec- ondly, one of the basic parts of the depart- ment is the kitchen which consists of seven units. A sewing laboratory with nine ma- chines is the third room in this department. Finally, there is a small room which is for the purpose of interior decorating. We are very fortunate to have a wide variety of courses offered to us in this field. These courses include sewing, co'oking, good grooming, etiquette, food preservation, child care, family and marriage, and interior dec- orating and are taught by Miss Hughes and Miss Sundal. l6 Our Industrial Arts Department offers many courses of which the following are included: machine shop, woodshop, basic electricity, basic metals, architectural drawing, and machine drawing. All the equipment in these shops is new and of the latest design. Mr. Hanson, Mr. Lehner, Mr. Riccelli, and Mr. Wivell are the instructors of the various parts of this department. To prepare students for future jobs, there are many opportunities that can be found in our Industrial Arts Program. Miss Sundal, Miss Hughes The aim of the language courses is to promote and create world understanding among countries. The courses in French, German, and Spanish are given for two years with two credits given when both years are completed. T0 round out the program there are three language clubs, Le Cercle Francais, Der Deutsch Verein, and Espanol, the major activities of which are: Mardi Gras, German Week, and eating at a Spanish restaurant, respectively. Both the students and the teachers feel that language is an important study because the world is steadily growing smaller. I , ' 3 12PM . w! Mr. Ensz, Miss Anderson, Miss Snabbi A high school musical and a class in drama were two great firsts en- joyed by R.H.S. students this year. We would like to say thank you to the Thespians and their advisors, Miss Sinnott and Mr. Swanson, for giving us many outstanding memories to re- call. Mr. Swanson, Miss Sinnott I7 Walking into Mr. Kvamis art classes, one finds many artistic students at work creating works of beauty consisting of advertising illus- trations in commercial art to jewelry making in basic art. Of course, art classes would not be complete without the making of colored post- ers, displays, and dance decorations for school functions, Mr. Kvam School would not be school for some without the challenging and varied choir program under the direction of Mr. Adams. Four hundred students participate in this program of musical development from freshman choir on up to select choir which performs at school and at music festivals. Mr. Adams, Mr. Mendenhall Marching in a parade for President Eisen- hower and playing for school games are two of many activities which the band under the leadership of Mr. Mendenhall participates in during the busy year. Two hundred students make the band room their home for one hour each day playing many different musical selec- tions. Mr. Root, Mrs. Sunde, Mr. Larson, Miss Anderson, Mr. Kemppainen Before an R.H.S. student grad- uates to the outside world, he will gain a first-hand knowledge on a cluster of subjects under the main heading social studies. This group of subjects ranges from world his- tory to the careful study of our complex economic problems. $31? Mr. Christenson, Miss Mickelson, Mr. Thiede, Mr. Henjum wvmxwwwwm Contrary to common belief, these grueling courses do have personal value in that they develop in us a sense of duty. It is then quite clear that an R.H.S. student can only but un- derstand the many authoritative problems of governments past and present. Mrs. Adams, Mr. Driver, Mr. Alden English is required in all three years of high school with an ulti- mate goal of three credits earned. English is given to facilitate stu- dents' use of their native language and to read with understanding translations of foreign works. By reading Shakespeare and one novel per year, they accomplish this. Every student is familiar with a grammar workbook and the exer- cises contained within. The writing of themes and speeches is an im- portant part of this class, and if a student has some stage fright, it should disappear when he graduates from school. Miss Sinnott, Mr. Zimmerman, Mr. Gill, Miss Larson, Mrs. Peterson, Miss Snabbi Because English is used by every- Mrs. Adams, Miss Bouchard, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Childs. one to communicate thoughts and ideas, this subject is one of the most important. Finding news, taking pictures, and writing headlines are just a few of the problems that have been met and conquered by our 1956-57 Robinis Tale staff whose advisor is Mrs. Patricia Childs. These prob- lems were overcome just fifteen times during the past school year, and it was just this that made the Robinis Tale the outstanding high school newspaper it is. p ga' In. I Attending meetings, casting votes, and meeting deadlines are just a few of the trials and trib- ulations the Robin staff of 1956- 57 has put up with in the hope of producing an annual which you will like. Always willing to help us in fulfilling this goal were our advisors, Miss Peterson and Mrs. Moore. 20 Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Childs, Miss Peterson Miss Brown 1W Letis have no talking over there, is a familiar phrase heard resounding daily through the library of the new high school. It is equipped with formica top work tables and four listening or discussion rooms. The student body provides able assistance for Miss Brown, the librarian. The library is open to all students whether one is just browsing through an exciting novel or magazine, or gathering theme and report data from the wonderful selection of reference material. 2l Browsing H ! Studying? ? ? Nowadays, an education in the basic sciences is a near necessity; consequently, many of our major college courses are de- pendent upon them. To cope with this situation, R.H.S. has a very complete of- fering in these fields. In the long labs with their black tables, faucets, and gas jets, or the biology rooms with their book cases and stuffed animals, any student who so desires knowledge in these courses may receive it. Mr. Johnson, Mr. Lussenhop 64cm? . p55; -5 1 W In order to help to give the fu- ture graduate the basic funda- mentals of mathematics necessary to meet future demands, our mathe- matics department includes courses from general mathematics to solid geometry, with such interlocking courses as algebra, plane geometry, and higher algebra. The requirement for graduation is ari acknowledged understanding of basic fundamentals in mathe- matics. Miss Manion, Mr. Nerdahl, Miss Knudtson, Mt. Hutchinson, Mr. Van Loon. 22 Because of the importance of good health and physical fitness, Robbinsdale has made available to its students one of the finest physical education programs in the state. Under the expert direction of John Grygelko, Bob Larsen, Jim Root, and Marvin Wrucke, R.H.st new di- vided gymnasium and abundance of wide open spaces surrounding the building offer to the student an opportunity to learn football, basketball, track, wrestling, baseball and many other body-building activities. Mr. Wrucke, Mr. Grygelko, Mr. Root, Mr. Larsen. me, 8d With Our brand new gym and locker room, our athletic-minded girls 'seem to find- it rather easy to have fun defending their teams in end- ball, basketball, badminton, archery and base- ball, while, at the same time, building strong healthy bodies. This, along with creating a greater feeling of friendship and sportsman- ship, was the original objective behind G.A.A. t x manag- I Ame... ' - v; , ' Miss Skartvedt and Mrs. Sunde direct all the girls in their activities. Miss Skartvedt, Mrs. Sunde 23 Miss Jacobs Besides putting bandages on cut fingers and taking temperatures, the nurse, Mrs. Flosseth, plays an im- portant role in our school curriculum. She tests our hearing, vision, and during the fall she sees that all the students and teachers have chest x-rays. 24 Miss Sandberg, Mrs. MacDonald, Mrs. Widstrom. One might say our office girls are clearinghouse agents for all the incoming and outgoing information. Their- duties range from making out tardy slips to helping lost students find their way to class. All agree our school would be in shambles without them. Saba! Wanda Mrs. Flosseth ?au'aedd gdacatc'aa . '. V Mwh A rawwgg'd ?.ngh Mr. Leach, Mr. Geisler, Mrs. Kjorlaug, Miss Peterson, Miss Sjoquist. Our school has a wide and varied group of business education courses, which include typewriting, business practice, stenography, bookkeeping, and salesmanship. Typewriting teaches the beginner the basic requirements Mr . . .. . Hagemeister and Mr. Zimmerman chat with necessary to obtam a future offlce posmon, along Wlth alumni. typewriting for personal use. To get students ready for office procedure, they receive training in office procedure by using such machines as transcribing, mimeographing, duplicating machines and how to file. While bookkeeping gives students a founda- tion for work in the accounting and business administrative fields, shorthand, on the other hand, trains the student to take and to transcribe dictation accurately and speedily. After graduation alumni enjoy coming back to reminisce about the pleasant memories of their school days. Two faculty members that they particularly enjoy 'visiting are Mr. Hage- meister and Mr. Zimmerman. A new course, salesmanship, teaches the student to sell himself to the public. All these courses not only help the student for future office positions but help them to know ; i GWMW and to understand others. W o o catwad 25 WMWwMW ?ddmmfum 26 27 John Pederson, Treasurer; Jan Huntington, Vice Prexident; Diane Brass, S ecretary; Roger Evans, Prexident. 28 BROOKS BUTLER JUDY CARPENTER ABBOTT, LOGAN . . . Little Logey . Football, B Squad; Gymnastics; Prom Chairman; Showcases; Track. ACKER, PHYLLIS . . . Play! . . . Christian Fellowship; Class Play; German Club; GAA; Girls, Club; Girls' Club Cabinet; Thespians; National Honor. ACKERBLADE, BEVERLY . . . Bev . . . Choir; Showcases; Tri-Chroma; Girls' Club; Nurses' Club. AHLM, VANETTE . . . Van . . . Stage Crew. ALER, KAY . . . Class Play; Declamation; German Club; GAA; Welcome Club; Na- tional Honor. ALMENDINGER, CHARLOTTE . . . GAA; Christian Fellowship; Girls' Club. AMBROZ, CATHERINE . . . Cazby Girls' Club; Select Choir. ANDERSON, DAVID . . . Andy . . . Com- mercial Club; Boys' Quartette; Homecom- ing Chairman; Junior Class Play; Select Choir; Thespians; Welcome Club. ANDERSON, JAMES . . . Jim . . . Basket- ball; Boys' Quartette; Declamation; Foot- ball, B Squad; Intramurals; Select Choir; Wrestling. 30 BEATTY, BARBARA . . . Barb . . . Ger- man Club; Hall Guide; Declamation. BEAUCHAINE. DIANE . . . All Year Honor Roll; Christian Fellowship; Class Play; Dec- lamation; French Club; Girls' Club; Robin Staff; Stage Crew; Welcome Club; National Honor. BEGIN, SHARON . . . Sherry . . . Class Play; French Club; Girls' Club. BENSON, RONALD . . . Ben . . . Band; Boys' Quartette; Choir; Hockey; Homecom- ing Chairman; Prom Chairman; Track. BERRY, MARLENE . . . Mm . . . Girls' Club; Stage Crew. BEYER. BARBARA . . . Barbie . . . GAA; Girls' Club; Welcome Club. ANDERSON. LIARGERY . . . 1HJr'ge . . Anhery Club. ANDERSON. RICHARD . . . Andy . Christian Fellowship. ANDERSON. RODGER . . . Rodge . Band; Class Play. ANDRESEN, LOREN . . A All Year Honor Roll; Intramurals. BALDWIN. GARY . . . 8.11:1; . . . Boys' Quartette; Football, ' B Squad; Hi-Y; Hockey; Rifle Club; Rooter Club; Select Choir; Track; W rcstling. BANHOLZER. JOHN A . , fad . . . Intra- murals. BARCLAY. JUDITH . . . Indy . . . All Year Honor Roll; Christian Fellowship; Class Play; GAA; Girls' Club Cabinet: Girls' Quartette; Hall Guide; Homcmming Chair- man; Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Prom Chair- man; Red Cross President; Robin Staff; Robin's Tale; Select Choir; Thespians; Welcome Club; Youth Leadership; National Honor. BARKER, LYLA . . . L; . . . Audit. Club; Declam; GAA; Girls' Club; Homecoming Chairman; Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Robin's Tale; Spanish Club; Student Council. BAUER, EUGENE . . . G. B. . . . Baseball; Football, A and B : Hockey; Intra- murals; Prom Decor.; W'restling. BINDERUP, BONITA . . . Bonnie Christian Fellowship. BIRD, KENNETH . . . Birdie BOCK, MARY . . . Mar . . . Choir; GAA; Girls' Club; Select Choir; Welcome Club. BODEM, BRUCE . . . Brewster . . . Band; Pep Band. BOETTCHER, RICHARD . . . Dick BONASERA, ROBERT . . . Boing . . . Boys' Quartette; Football, A and B Squad; Homecoming Chairman; Prom Decorating; Tennis. BRAESCH, GERALD . . . jer . . . Auditor- ium Club; Band; Gymnastics; Pep Band; Rifle Club. BRANDT, DENNIS . . . Demzy . . . Base- ball; Rooter Club; Welcome Club. BRANDT, JACQUELYN . . . Jackie . . . Au- ditorium Club; French Club; Girls' Club; Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Prom Decorating; Red Cross; Ski Club; Tri-Chroma; Welcome Club. BRASS, DIANE . . . Di . . . Honor Roll; Class Play; French Club; GAA; Girls' Club, President; Girls' Quartette; Homecoming Court; National Honor; Pep Club; Select Choir, Treasurer; Student Couhcil; Thes- pians; Welcome Club; Senior Class Secre- tary. BRAZILL, BARBARA . . . Braz . . . Cheer- leader; Choir; Declamation; Girls' Club; Homecoming Chairman; Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Prom Decor.; Ski Club; Spanish Club; Welcome Club. BROWN, MARY JANE . . . Booger . . . Honor Roll; Aud. Club, Secretary; French Club, Vice President; Girls' Club Cabinet; Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Prom Decon; Red Cross; Choir; Robin Staff, Co-Business Man- ager; Robin's Tale; Welcome Club; National Honor. BROWN, NANCY . . . Nan: . . . Girls' Club Cabinet; Red Cross; Spanish Club; Welcome Club, Exec. Board; National Honor. BUCKLEY, THOMAS . . . Native Dancer . . . Honor Roll; Baseball; Basketball; Foot- ball, A Squad; Prom Decor.; Robin Staff; National Honor; Aud. Club. BUOEN, LANCE 3' 9.5. ; ' ng ; . . 55'? .. ii ? . van... w9'w-5 c: . . Q'v- ? Waftde W DIANE BRASS MIKE SUPLICK BURRESS, BARBARA . . . Barb . . . Honor Roll; Aud. Club; Choir; Class Play; Declam.; German Club; Girls' Club Cab- inet; National Honor; Nurses' Club; Prom Decor.; Red Cross; Thespians; Welcome Club. BUTLER. BROOKS . . . Aud. Club. Presi- dent; Band, President; Honor Roll; Football A Squad; Pep Band; Homecoming Chair- man; Prom Chairman; Robin Staff; Student Council, President; Welcome Club. Ex. Bd.; Youth Leadership; Sophomore Class, Presi- dent; Junior Class. Vice President; National Honor; Wrestling; Track. All-Conference. CARLSON, JANICE . . . Girls' Club; Nurses, Club; Tri-Chroma; Welcome Club. CARLSON, MARILYN . . . Mar . . . Honor Roll; Class Play; Declam.; Girls' Club; Prom Decor.; Spanish Club; Thespians, President; National Honor; Aud. Club. CARPENTER, JUDY . . . Carp . . . Honor Roll; Aud. Club; Band, Vice President; Band Medal Winner; Declam.; German Club, Historian; Girls' Club Cabinet; Home- coming Chairman; National Honor; Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Quill and Scroll; Robin's Tale, Co-ed.; Student Council; Welcome Club; Youth Leadership; Junior Class, Sec- retary. CARSON, JOHN . . . jack . . . Football, B Squad; French Club; Gymnastics; Ski Club; Tennis; Wrestling. CHRISTENSEN, LAUREL . . . Laurie . . Hall Guide. CHRISTENSON, DOROTHY . . . Christian Fellowship. CHRISTOU. ATHENA . . French Club; German Club; GAA; Girls' Club; Pep Club; Red Cross. CLARK, SYBIL . . . GAA; Girls' Club. CLEAR, DEANNA . . . Dee . . . All Year Honor Roll; Declamation; German Club; Girls' Club Cabinet; National Honor; Robin's Tale. CLUNIS, DAVID . . . Dave . . . Boys Quartette; Choir; Class Play; Robin's Tale; Select Choir; Thespians; Track. COLVER, ELAINE . . . O'Colver . . . All Year Honor Roll; GAA; Girls' Club; Nurses' Club; Physical Education Assistant; National Honor. COREY, KAY . . . French Club; GAA; Se- lect Choir. COSTIGAN, PATRICK . . . Pat All Year Honor Roll; Announcers; Auditorium Club; Boys' Quartette; Choir; Christian Fellowship; Class Play; Debate; Declama- tion; German Club; National Honor; Rooter Club; Select Choir; Thespians; Youth Leadership; AFS-Germany. DAHL, MARVIN . . . Marv . . . Announcers; Christian Fellowship, President; Track; Wrestling. DAHLEN, WADE . . . DANELIUS, BYRON . . . . . mmmm' vi-im . 7W 7 o a! DICK MICHELSON MARY KAY HANSEN DENZIN, HARVEY DE OTIS, JAMES . . . Jim DE VALK, DOROTHY . . . Dot . . . GAA; Girls' Club; Prom Decorating; Physical Education Assistant. ELIZABETH KELLY TOM DZUBAY DEVINE, THOMAS . . . Tom . . . Intra- murals. DIDERICKSON, DAVID . . . Det . . . Audi- torium Club; Rifle Club; Stage Crew; Thespians. DEITZ, MELVYN DOBSON, FRANK . . . Bill . . . Baseball; Rifle Club; Wrestling. DOTEN, THOMAS . . . Tom . . . Baseball; Basketball; Football, B Squad; Golf; Hockey; Intramurals. DURAND, DEIDRE . . . All Year Honor Roll; Auditorium Club; Class Play; Decla mation; French Club; Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Nurses, Club; Pep Club; Prom Dec.; Red Cross; Robin Staff, Co-editor; Ski Club; Tri-Chroma, Treasurer; Welcome Club; Robin's Tale. DUNNING. JOHN . . . German Club. DUNNING. JUDITH . . . Jude . All Year Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Welcome Club. DURANT, MARY ELLEN . . . All Year Honor Roll; Declamation; French Club, President; GAA; Girls' Club. Cabinet; Pep Club; Prom Decorating; Robin Staff; Tri- Chroma; National Honor. 3W 9W JOHN LUNDSTROM NANCY PLANTE DYSART, EDWARD . . . Ed . . . All Year Honor Roll; Boys Quartette; Camera Club, Treasurer; Choir, Select; Christian Fellow- ship; Class Play; Declamation; Football, B Squad; Hi-Y; National Honor, Treasurer; Red Cross; Rifle Club; Robin Staff; Rooter Club; Thespians; Welcome Club; Youth Leadership; Prom Chairman. DZUBAY, THOMAS . . . Tom . . . All Year Honor Roll; Class Play; Cross Coun- try, Captain; German Club; Gymnast.; Na- tional Honor; Rooter Club; Track; Youth Leadership; Junior Class, Treasurer. ECKDAHL, TOM . . . Band; Pep Band. EDBERG, JANE . . . Christian Fellowship; GAA; Girls' Club; Nurses Club; Prom Decorating; Tri-Chroma; Welcome Club. EDBERG, JEAN . . . Girls' Club; Nurses' Club. EDDY, PAT . . . Band, Librarian; Christian Fellowship; GAA; Girls' Club; Pep Band; Christian Fellowship, Secretary. ?3 . WiL3LIZ? L...: 132v EDLUND, DENNIS . . . Christian Fellow- ship; Rifle Club. EDSTROM, SALLY . . . All Year Honor Roll; Auditorium Club. Treasurer; Vice President; Christian Fellowship; Class Play; German Club; Girls' Club; Cabinet: Girls' Trio; Homecoming Court. Queen; National Honor; Nurses' Club; Pep Club, Secretary; Ski Club; Student Council; Thespians; Wel- come Club, Executive Board; Youth Leader- ship Conference; Select Choir. EDWARDS. BEVERLY . . . Ber . . . Choir; Girls' Club. EGGERICHS, ROBERT . . . 305 . . . Base- ball; Hi-Y; Red Cross. ELLING, EDWARD . . . Ed . . . Baseball; Football, A Squad. CO-Captain, All-Con- ference; Hockey ' A ' Squad. AlLConfer- ence; Welcome Club. ERICKSEN. JOSEPH . . . I0.r'e . . . Base- ball; Choir; Class Play; Cross Country; Football, B Squad; Prom Decorating; Rooter Club; Select Choir; Thespians; Track. ERICKSON, TONA . . . All Year Honor Roll; Class Play; Declamation; French Club; GAA; Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Red Cross; Robin Staff; Welcome Club; National Honor. ESS, KATHLEEN . . . Kay . . . All Year Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Pep Club; Robin's Tale; Spanish Club; Welcome Club. 1358, VIRGINIA 6505464 JUDY BARCLAY BRUCE MIDDLETON WW BEV SORHEIM ROHN LAUDENSCHLAGER EVANS, ROGER . Rog . . . All Year Honor Roll; Football, A and B Squad; Student Council; Wrestling; Senior Class President; National Honor. EWALD, ROGER FAGERBERG, HARVEY. Treasurer; Intramurals. F tench Club, FALINK, SHARON ship; Girls' Club. FISHER, KEITH . . . Auditorium Club; Boys' Quartette; Robin's Tale; Rooter Club; Se- lect Choir; Baseball, Student Manager. Christian Fellow- FITZSIMMONS, JEAN . . . Fitz . . Girls' Club; Select Choir; Welcome Club. FJERSTAD, PATRICIA . . Patty . All Year Honor Roll; Auditorium Club; Class Play; Declamation; Girls' Club Cabinet; Hall Guide; Homecoming Chairman; Pep Club; Prom Chairman; Prom Decorating; Junior Class President; Robin Staff; Select Choir; Thespians; Welcome Club; Youth Leadership. FONTAINE, WILLIAM . . . Bill FORSLIN, CHARLES Cbuck . . . All Year Honor Roll; Christian Fellowship; Class Play; YFC, Treasurer; National Honor. e d a ,5 0 4W8 Q' '5 SC '50 Rossmsmtg W7 M?Nw. FOSS RONALD . . . an'lrn FOSTER. DENNIS . . . Damn . . . Select Choir; Ski Club; Spanish Club. FRATZKE. ANTOINETTE . . . Toni . . . German Club; GAA; Girls' Club; Hall Guide. GAGNELIUS. MAXINE , . . .Max . . . Class Play; Girls' Club Cabinet; Girls' Trio; Hall Guide; Pep Club; From Decorating; Select Choir; Student Directory; Thespians; Wel- come Club, Executive Board; National Honor; Auditorium Club. GANZER, JOHN . . . All Year Honor Roll; FootbalL B Squad; Hockey. GIERACH, EDNA . . . Lee . . . Auditorium Club; Class Play; French Club, Secretary; Girls' Club Cabinet; Homecoming Court; Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Red Cross, Sec- retary; Select Choir. Vice President; Wel- come Club, Treasurer; Homecoming Chair- man. GILSTAD. DENNIS . . . Gil . . . All Year Honor Roll; Band; Choir; Declamation; Football, B Squad; Prom Decorating; Track; National Honor. GLIDDEN, PATRICIA . . . Pa! . . . All Year Honor Roll; Class Play; GAA; Girls' Club; National Honor; Nurses' Club; Robin Staff; Select Choir; Student Council; Welcome Club. GOEDE, BARBARA . . . Barb . . . German Club; Girls' Club. gm gm KAREN JOHNSON ROGER EVANS GORDON. DAVID . . . Dare . . . All Year Honor Roll; Baseball; Basketball; Class Play; German Club, Secretary; National Honor; Prom Decorating; Rooter Club, Sergeant-at-Arms; Youth Leadership Club; Auditorium Club. GULDEN. ANTOINETTE . . . Toni . . . Girls' Club; Nurses Club; Science Club. GUPTIL. GORDON . . . Hipp; . . . Choir; Football, B Squad; Intramurals. GUPTIL. MARY JANE . . . Cup . . . French Club; Girls' Club. GUSTAFSON. GARY . . . Gm . . . Rooter Club; Stage Crew. GUSTAFSON, LARRY . . . Gm . . . Archery; Baseball; Intramurals; Prom Decorating, Rooter Club. GUSTAFSON, LOUISE . . . Lou . . . All Year Honor Roll; Christian Fellowship; Select Choir; National Honor. HAGEN, MARY . . . Mary Lou . . . All Year Honor Roll; Band; Class Play; Decla- mation; German Club; GAA; Girls' Club; Nurses' Club; Pep Band; Robin Staff; Na- tional Honor; Welcome Club. HALEY, DENNIS . . . IVild Bill . . . Select Choir. rim mam MARILYN CARLSON RON HOVDA HALVERSON, JAMES . . . Jim . . . All Year Honor Roll; Band; National Honor; Pep Band; Rooter Club; Track; Hi-C; Cross Country; YFC. HAMILTON, VERNETTA . . . Vernie . . . Pep Club; Choir; Class Play; Declamation; Girls' Club; Prom Chairman; Student Coun- cil; Welcome Club. HANNAY, KENNETH . . . Kenny . . . In- tramurals. HANSEN, MARY KATHRYN . . . Mary Kay . . All Year Honor Roll; Class Play; Auditorium Club; Declamation; Girls' Club, Treasurer; Thespians; Girls Quartette; Homecoming Court; Pep Club; Prom DeC- orating; Select Choir; Ski Club; Spanish Club, President; Student Council; Welcome Club; National Honor. HANSON, DONALD H. . . . Butch HANSON, DONALD O. . . . Porky . . . Hockey; Baseball; Football, A Squad; All-Conference Football. HANSON, MARIE . . . Marie . . . Girls' Club. HANSON, MARY SHARON . . . Skerrie . . . Pep Club; Girls, Club. HARDIN, JOHN HARRIS, DAVE C. . . . Butcl; . . . Select Choir; Gymnastics. HARTMAN, CARLEEN . . . All Year Honor Roll; Red Cross; Spanish Club; Library Assistant. HATTSTROM, CURTIS . . . Curt . . . Class Play; Baseball; Hi-Y; Intramurals; Ski Club. HAWKINS, DELORES . . . Dodo . . . GAA; Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Welcome Club. HAYEK, PHILLIS . . . Si: . . . Auditorium Club; GAA; Girls' Club; Pep Club, Vice President; Red Cross; Welcome Club; Showcase. HEIDEITBERGER, CAROL . . . Christian Fel- lowship; Girls' Club; Hall Guide. PWW 5W LEE GIERACH TERRY BAYLISS HEIN, HELEN . . . O;Hei72 . . . All Year Honor Roll; Class Play; Camera Club; Dec- lamation; Debate; GAA; Girls' Club Cab- inet; National Honor; Nurses, Club; Red Cross; Thespians; Welcome Club. HELM, WAYNE . . . All Year Honor Roll; Class Play; Intramurals; National Honor; Red Cross; Rooter Club; Select Choir; Stu- dent Council; Thespians; Track; Welcome Club. HENNING, ROSEMARY . .' . Roxie . . . French Club. HENSCHEL, ADELE . . . Hemcb . . . Ger- man Club; Girls, Club; Nurses' Club; Wel- come Club. HERVAS, CHRISTINE . . . Chris . . . Ger- man Club; Girls' Club Cabinet; National Honor; Pep Club; Spanish Club. HILLSTROM, ROBERT . . . Bob HILTON, JANE . . . Choir. HOBSON, RICHARD . . . Dick . . . Rifle Club; Showcases. HOLLENKAMP, JANICE . . . fan Girls' Club. HOLM, GENE . . . Shiver: HOLT, MARIANNE . . . Freddi . . .Class Play; Girls, Club; Nurses' Club; Student Council. HOLT, RICHARD . . . Dirk . . . Band; Pep Band. HOOK, JOE HOPKO, GARY . . . All Year Honor Roll; Class Play; Cross Country; German Club, Counsel; Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms; Intra- murals; Rooter Club; Track; National Honor. HOVDA, RONALD . . . Ron . . . Auditorium Club; Christian Fellowship; Intramurals; Stage Crew; Tennis; Thespians. HOYT, MERWIN . . . Mer . . . Class Play, Cross Country; Rooter Club; Select Choir; Spanish Club, Treasurer; Thespians; Track; Welcome Club. HUBBELL, PATRICIA . . . Pat . . . French Club. HUGHES, SHARON . . . Cheri . . . GirlsL Club; Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Prom Dec- orating; Select Choir. .LLW 1. x3 L x 3 ,, E :2 E. ,, g: g, I? I. I f '3 yr x. -; . .mm3 M x 9 L' xv ., ; ML at; L PW Pm DAVE TAFT CAROLE SWANSON x VJ . , ,5 W W : ugh- :v : W b '2 -- h ,.3 L. 'W ;.I .- Q EWWI w. K ' --mmmffvzmw o L L 3M ?Zwkzd RANDY JOHNSON JAN HUNTINGTON HUNTINGTON, JANICE . . . Ian . . . All Year Honor Roll; Class Play; French Club; GAA; Girls' Club; National Honor; Red Cross, Chapter representative; Select Choir; Thespians, Treasurer; Debate; Senior Class Treasurer. JACOBS, CARRELL . . . judy . . . Audito- rium Club; Class Play; GAA; Girls, Club; Nurses' Club; Science Club; Ski Club; Stu- dent Directory; Tennis; Tri-Chroma; Wel- come Club; Prom Entertainment Committee. JACOBS, DARRELL . . . Bland; Christian Fellowship; Pep Band. JACOBS, MICHAEL. fake . Football, B Squad; Rifle Club; Select Choir; Stu- dent Council. JACOBSON, DIANE . . . Jake . . . Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Pep Club; Prom Dec- orating; Red Cross; Select Choir; Tri- Chroma, President. JACQUES, JOANN . . . Red . . . Girls' Club. JENNINGS, CAROL . . . Select Choir; Girls' Club. JENSEN, JUDITH . . . Iu dy . . Band; Christian Fellowship; Girls Club; Nurses Club; Welcome Club; YFC; Library As- sistant. JOBES, LARRY . . . lar . . . Boys' Quar- tette; Declamation; Football, '1B Squad; German Club; Rooter Club; Select Choir; National Honor. JOHANSEN, GERALD . . . ferry . . . A11 Year Honor Roll; Baseball; Basketball; Ger- man Club; Red Cross; Thespians. JOHNSON, BARBARA . . . Barb . . . Chou; Girls' Club; Welcome Club. JOHNSON, CAROL . . . Choir; Christian Fellowship. JOHNSON, CAROLE . . . Little Red . Cheerleader; Choir; GAA; Girls' Club; Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Red Cross; Robitfs Tale; Spanish Club; Student Council; .Wel- come Club. JOHNSON, ELAINE . . . Christian Fellow- ship; Commercial Club. JOHNSON, GARY . . . 101m; . . . Football, B Squad. JOHNSON, GERALDINE . . . Ierrie . Girls' Club. JOHNSTON, DAVID . . . Dave . . . Student Council. JONES, BERNICE . . . Winkie . . . Band. 5W ta .434 46 JOHN PEDERSON SALLY EDSTROM JOHNSON, KAREN . . . GAA; Girls' Club, Cabinet; Nurses' Club, President; Pep Club; Prom Decorating, Chairman; Red Cross; Robin Staff; Showcase; Ski Club; Spanish Club; Tri-Chroma; Welcome Club. JOHNSON, LYNN . . . Girls' Club; Pep Club; National Honor; Red Cross; Spanish Club. JOHNSON, RANDALL . . . Randy . . . All Year Honor Roll; Band, Treasurer; National Honor; Pep Band. JOHNSON, RAYMOND . . . Ray JOHNSON, SHIRLEY . . . Shirl . . . Girls, Club. KASTNER, PATRICIA . . . Pat! . . . GAA; Hall Guide; Pep Club; CYC. KEENAN, ROBERT . . . Mickey . . . Comm. Club. KELLEY, ELIZABETH . . . Liz . . . All Year Honor Roll; Christian' Fellowship; Dec- lamation; French Club; Girls' Club, Cab- inet; National Honor; Nurses' Club; Red Cross; Welcome Club. KELLEY, JAMES . . . Midget . . . All Year Honor Roll; Football, B ' Squad; Student Council; Wrestling, Captain. KELLY, SHARON . . . Kelly . . . All Year Honor Roll; Girls, Club; Pep Club. KESKITALO, ELMA . . . Robin's Tale; Chris- tian Fellowship. KESSLER, COLLEEN . . . Cookie . . . Hall Guide. KNOLL, DOUGLAS . . . Doug . . . Base- ball; Basketball; Football, B Squad; In- tramurals; Red Cross; Student Council; Stu- dent Directory; Wrestling. KOENEKE, MARILYN . . . Mar . . . French Club; Girls' Club; Nurses' Club; CYC. KORMAN, KAREN . . . Choir; GAA; Girls' Club; Nurses Club; Pep Club; Prom Dec- orating; Ski Club; Spanish Club; Welcome Club. i: kl Emil! . 1k ,. 4 ' .. Pu; ,x ,' .. ' pang; JIM SHERER BARB WARE KOSCH. STEVE . . . Stevie . . . Baseball: Basketball. KRAMER, DAVIS . . . Daze . . . All Year Honor Roll; Basketball; German Club; Na- tional Honor; Rooter Club. KRONE. ROBERT . . . Bob . . . Basketball; Stage Crew; Whestling. KRONE, RONALD . . . Ronnie . . . Bas- ketball; Hockey; Stage Crew. KRUEGER, CONSTANCE . . . Connie . All Year Honor Roll; Choir; Christian Fel- lowship; Class Play; Girls' Club Cabinet; Hall Guide; National Honor; Nurses Club; Select Choir; Spanish Club; Thespians. LANDECKER, NORMAN . . . Buff LARSON, SALLY . . . Sal . . . Girls' Club; Welcome Club. LAUDENSCHLAGER. ROI-IN . . . Audito- rium Club; Band; Class Play; Declamation; German Club; Intramurals; Pep Band; Prom Decorating; Prom Entertainment; Robin Staff; Rooter Club; Thespians. LAZERTE, PHYLLIS . . . Liz . . .. French Club; Girls' Club. LEE, MOLLIE . . . Christian Fellowship; GAA; Girls' Club Cabinet; Nurses' Club; Spanish Club; Tri-Chroma; Welcome Club. LEITER, ROBERT . . . Bob LELOUP, JOANNE . Jo . . Christian Fellowship; French Club; Girls Club; Hall Guide; Select Choir. LENIX, PENNY . . . Pen . . . French Club; Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Pep Club; Select Choir. LENZEN, ROSE . . . Roxie . . . Hall Guide. LEWIS, EDWARD . . . Ed . . . Projectionist; Spanish Club. LIDDICOAT, SALLY . . . Sal . . . Christian Fellowship; Girls' Club Cabinet; Hall Guide; Red Cross; Spanish Club. LIDHOLM1 ROBERT . . . Liddy . . . Band; Class Play; Football, B Squad; Intra- murals; Pep Band; Rifle Club; Student Council; Track; Wrestling. LIDMAN, MARY . . . French Club; Girls Club Cabinet; Hall Guide; Red Cross. WW BOB BONASERA SIS HAYEK LILJA, ELIZABETH . . . Liz . . . cirls' Club; Hall Guide; Select Choir. LILYHOLM. JOYCE . . . Lil . . . All Year Honor Roll; Declamation; Girls' Club Cab- inet; Hall Guide; National Honor; Nurses, Club; Pep Club; Prom Decoration; Robin,S Tale Editorial Page Editor; Showcase; Tfi' Chroma, Vice President; Welcome Club- LINDBLOM, NANCY . . . Nance . . . All Year Honor Roll; Auditorium Club; Cheef' leader, Captain; Christian Fellowship; Girls, Club Cabinet; Girls' Trio; Hall Guide; Homecoming Chairman; Pep Club; Prom Chairman; Select Choir; Spanish Club; Stu- dent Council; Welcome Club, President; National Honor. LINDBLOOM. IVIARLENE . . . Swede . - All Year Honor Roll; Girls' Club Cabinet; Hall Guide; Pep Club; Select Choir; Span- ish Club; Welcome Club. LINDERHOLM, NEAL . . . Butch LUNDBLAD, DUANE . . . All Year Honor Roll; Football, A Squad; Football, B Squad; Tennis. LUNDSTROM, JOHN . . . Pop; . . . Au- ditorium Club; Football, A Squad; Hockey; Homecoming Chairman; Intra- murals; Prom Decorating; Red Cross; Welcome Club. LUDEN, JOANNE . . . Choir. MARCILLIOTT, SUSAN . . . Sue . . . Christian Fellowship Cabinet; Class Play; Girls' Club; Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Se- lect Choir; Youth for Christ. PM chat RALPH STAY PATTY FJERSTAD MARCOTTE, YVONNE . . . Bonnie . . . German Club; GAA; Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Nurses' Club; Welcome Club. MARION, CARL . . . Skip . . . Boys' Quar- tette; Select Choir; Football, B Squad; Gymnastics; Prom Decoration; Rifle Club; Stage Crew; Tennis; Boys' Archery. MASTER, GEORGE . . Football. ' B Squad; Intramurals; Prom Decoration; Rooter Club; Select Choir; Track. MATTHEWS, JANICE . . . Ian . . . Chris- tian Fellowship, Vice President; Select Choir. MAXWELL, MARILYN . . . Choir; French Club; Girls' Club; Hall Guide. MCCAUSLAND, CHARLES . . . Cbuck . . . All Year Honor Roll; Class Play; French Club, Treasurer; Prom Chairman; Prom Decorating; Tennis; Thespians; Welcome Club. MCCONNELL, JUDITH . . . lady Girls' Club; Pep Club; From Decorating; Red Cross; Robids Tale; Welcome Club. MCDOUGALL, MARY . . . Class Play; Girls' Club. MCGAUGHEY, TERRY . . . Ter . . . Boys' Quartette; Class Play; Hi-Y; Intramurals; Red Cross; Rooter Club; Select Choir; Stage Crew; Thespians. Wd GORDIE GUPTIL JUDY NORMAN McMANUS, THOMAS . . . Tom . . . Golf. MEYER, BARBARA . . . Barb . . . Girls' Club. MEYER. BEVERLY . . Ber . . . Choir: Girls' Club. MICHALETZ. LYLE . . . Choir; Select Choir. MICKELSON, RICHARD . . . Dick - Choir; I-Ii-Y; Hi-Y Treasurer; Prom DCC- orating; Red Cross; Red Cross Treasurer; Rooter Club; Rooter Club Secretary; Select Choir; Stage Crew; Student Council; Track; Welcome Club; Cross Country; Gymnastics; Ski Club; Projectionist. MIDDLETON, BRUCE . . . Sheriff . . - Class Play; Football, B Squad; Hockey. MILLER, CAROL . . . Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Prom Decorating; Robin's Tale. MILLER, FRED . . . Fritz . . . Football, B Squad; German Club; Wrestling. MINTON, MAXINE . . . Max . . . Choir; GAA, Vice President; Red Cross; Select Choir; National Honor. MOENGEN, ROBERT . . . Bob . . . Choir; Christian Fellowship. MOKRIS. CHARLES . . . Make . . . Gym- nastics; Intramurals. MOOS, LAURA LEE . . . Laurie . . . Chris- tian Fellowship; Class Play; French Club; GAA; Girls' Club; Select Choir; Welcome Club. MORETTER, WILLIAM . . . Bill . . . Choir; Hockey; Homecoming Chairman; Prom Decorating; Showcases; Wrestling. MORRIS, BERNICE . . . Bea . . . All Year Honor Roll; Select Choir; Class Play; Dec- lamation; French Club; GAA; Girls' Club; National Honor; Nurses' Club; Student Council; Thespians; Welcome Club. MORTENSON. PATRICIA . . . Pat . . . Class Play; German Club; GAA; Girls, Club. MUNDEM, ROBERT . . . Bob . . . Basket- ball; Choir; Football, b'B Squad; German Club; Intramurals; Rooter Club; Select Choir; Track MURPHY, CAROLINE . . . Christian Fellow- ship; Girls' Club; Nursesb Club MURPHY, MAXINE . . . Tudy .Choir; Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Welcome Club. NISTLER, JOANN . . . I0 . . . GAA; Girls' Club; Hall Guide. NORDENSTROM, DARLENE . . . D011 . . . GAA; Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Red Cross; Select Choir; Ski Club. NORDSTROM, BEVERLY . . 8612 Band, Flagtwirler; Girls Club; Hall Guide; Pep Band. NORDSTROM, SANDRA . . . Sandy . . . Choir; Christian Fellowship; Girls' Club; Nurses' Club; Welcome Club. NORMAN, JUDY . . . Jude . . . Choir; Class Play; GAA; Girls, Club; Hall Guide; Pep Club; Prom Decorating; Select Choir; Span- ish Club; Welcome Club. NOVACK, BARBARA . . . Bobbi 10 . Choir; GAA; Girls' Club; Student Council, Representative. Eat DENNIS HALEY JUDY ZIESKA O'BRIEN. JOANNE . . . Ob . . . Girls' Club; Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Prom Dec- orating; Red Cross; Student Directory: Wel- come Club. O'DELL JANE . . . Blue Eye: . . . Choir; Christian Fellowship; Girls' Club. OLSEN, ARNOLD . . . Amie . . . All Year Honor Roll; German Club; National Honor. OLSON DONALD . . . Band; Intramurals: Pep Band. OLSON. LARRY . . . Ole . . . Baseball; Rooter Club. OLSON. W'ARD . . . Ole . . . Football; Rifle Club; Track. ORSTAD. RAYNOLD . . A Ray OWENS, DAVID . . . Ddlt . . . Football. B Squad: Golf; Hockey; Intramurals. ORTLER. CAROL MERWIN HOYT NANCY LINDBLOM Seam 24m HELEN HEIN ED KOELFGEN PALLUM, LAWRENCE Larry . . . Choir; Christian Fellowship; Red Cross; Select Choir. PALM, KATHERINE . . . Bunny . . . Girls' Club; Welcome. PAULSON, AUDREY . . . Hall Guide; Spanish Club. PEDERSEN, JOHN . . . johnny Foot- ball, A Squad; Gymnastics; Senior Class Vice President. PELARSKI, MARY LOU . . , Lu Lu . . . All Year Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Nurses Club; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Student Council; Welcome Club. PERLEBERG, KENNETH Perly PETERSEN. JUNE . . . Pele . . . Girls Club; Spanish Club. PETERSON, JUDIE Pele . . . Band, Secretary; Girls' Club, Secretary; Hall Guide; Flag Twirler; Pep Band; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Student Council; Welcome Club, Executive Board. PIHLSTROM, DOUGLAS . Doug PETERSON. RI'TH . . , Choir; Girls' Club? Spanish Club; Hi-C Libinct. PETROSKEY. .IUDYLIZE . . . Jude; Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Robin's Talc. PHILLIPS. RIARIIJ'N . . . All Year HonOr Roll; German Club; GAA; Girls' Clubl Pcp Club; W'elmme Club. PLANTE. NANCY A . . Nam . . . AuditO' rium' Club; Class Play; French Club; GAA Girls Club Cabinet; Hall Guide; NurSCS Club; Pep Club; Prom Decorating; Red Cross. POL'LIOT. DARRELL PULLIAM. JAMES . . . fim . . . Student Council. RATHMANNER. PAL'I. REED. FRED REYNOLDS. JOAN . . . GAA: Girls' Club: Spanish Club. 774$ 6'! mm JOANNE OBRIEN ED ELLING RICE BARBARA . . . Barb . . . All Year Honor Roll; Band; Girls' Club Cabinet; National Honor; Pep Band; Welcome Club. RICE, SELMA . . . 581 . . . GAA; Girls' Club; Nurses' Club; Welcome Club. RIGG. JUDITH . . . Indy . . . All Year Honor Roll; Christian Fellowship; Spanish Club; Select Choir. RIMER, GERALD . . . ferry . . . Choir. ROEHL, THEODORE . . . Ted . . . Rifle Club. ROSLUND, PATRICIA . . . Pat . . . Choir. RUDSER, JOAN . . . jomzm'e . . . All Year Honor Roll; Christian Fellowship; Class Play; Declamation; Girls Club: Stage Crew; Debate; National Honor. RUMBLE, BETTY . . . Belly . . . All Year Honor Roll; Declamation; French Club; Girls' Club; Robin Staff; Select Choir; Tri- Chroma; National Honor. RUSS. CHRIS RYAN, MARGARET MARY . . . Babe . . . Girls Club; Pep Club. RYAN. SHARON . . . Girls' Club; Pep Club; Welcome Club. RYDER, JOANN . . . 10 . . . Declamation; German Club; Girls' Club; Nurses' Club, Secretary; Stage Crew: Welcome Club; Youth Leadership Conference. RYDING, ROGER . . . Smiley . . . Select Choir. SAUNDERS, RONALD . . . Ron . . . Band; Pep Band. SCANLON, KAREN . . . All Year Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Class Play; Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Prom Decorating; Red Cross; Robin Staff; Select Choir; Wel- come Club; National Honor. $0W W DICK STREGE NANCY BROWN SCHENDEL. JAMES . . . jim SCHOENING. SHARON . . . Christian Fel- lowship; GAA; Girls' Club; Nurses' Club. SCHMELTZER, GEORGE . . . Pike . Band; Football. B Squad; Hi-Y; Wres- tling. SCHMIDT, PATRICIA . . . Pat . . . Class Play; Girls' Club; Pep Club; Select Choir; Thespians; Welcome Club. SCHMITT, NANCY . . . Christian Fellow- ship; Girls' Club; Nurses' Club; Red Cross; Ski Club; Auditorium Club. SCHULTZ, KAREN . . . Girls' Club. SCHWEBACH, JOHN SCUDDER, GERALDINE . . . Gerry . Choir; Pep Club. SELBERG, JAMES . . . Jim 70m Wm JACKIE BRANDT WAYNE HELM SEPOLSKI, JULIANN . . . julie . . . Pep Club; Red Cross; Student Council. SHELANDER, TERRY SHERER. JAMES . . . jim . . . All Year Honor Roll; Christian Fellowship, Vice President; German Club, President; National Honor; Select Choir. SHORE, MARY . . . Commercial Club; Girls Club; Hall Guide; Nurses' Club, Treasurer; Welcome Club. SIMONSON, ALICE . . . All Year Honor Roll; Class Play; French Club; Girls, Club Cabinet; Hall Guide; Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Robin Staff; Select Choir; Student Council; Thespians; National Honor; Wel- come Club. SLANGA, GERALD . . . Jerry . . . Band; Class Play; Intramurals; Pep Band. SMITH, PHILLIP . . . German Club. SMITH, THERESA . . . Terry . . . Class Play; Girls' Club; Select Choir; Stage Crew; Thespians; Welcome Club. SMOTHERS, DIANNE . . . Auditorium Club; Band; Class Play; German Club; Girls' Club Cabinet; Hall Guide; Majorette; Nurses' Club; Pep Band; Pep Club; Robins' Tale; Ski Club; Student Council; Student Directory; Thespians, Secretary; Welcome Club, Secretary. SOCHACKL JOSEPH . . . foe . . . C1855 Play; Dcclamation: Football. A and B Squad; Homcmming Chairman; Thespians; Track. SODERHOLM. JACQUELYN . . . jackie . . - Christian Fellowship: Class Play; GAA; Girls' Club: Nurscs' Club; Robin's Tale; Spanish Club. SORENSON. NORMA . . . Choir. . Ber . . . Chris- SORHEIM BEVERLY . . tian Fellowship: Declamation; French Club Girls' Club: Select Choir: Auditorium Club. . . . judi . . . Girls , SPL'RZEM. jL'DITI-I Club: Nurses' Club; Red Cross. STAY. RALPH Football, B Squad; Hi-Y; Intramurals; Rooter Club; Select Choir; Student Council; Track. STAY, ROMA . . . Choir; Girls' Club. STECHMAN. GRETCHEN . . . Gretcb . . . German Club; Girls' Club Cabinet; Hall Guide; Prom Decorating; Showcases. STEEBER, GERALD . . . Jerry 4W Zeke BILL MCCLAIN KAREN SCANLON 2W Dated DEANNA SWENDRA DON HANSON STEEVES, MARY . Girls' Club Cabinet; Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Ski Club; Welcome Club. STEFANICK, ROSE . . . Roxie . . . Choir; GAA STEINE, JOHN STEMPER, SALLEE . . . Sal . . . Choir; French Club; Girls' Club; Red Cross; Archery. STENSRUD, ALAN Band; Crew; . Class Play; Pep Rooter Club; Select Choir; Stage Thespians; Track; Wrestling. STERN, LORIN . Shorty . Football, B Squad; Hockey, Co-Captain. STREGE, RICHARD . . . Dick . . . Pep Band; German Club; Intramurals; Rooter Club. STROM, BRIAN . . . Baseball; Basketball; Rifle Club; Student Council. SULLIVAN, DIANNE . Di Select Choir; Girls Club. SL'PLICK, STAN . . . Mike . . . All Year Honor Roll; Band; Baseball; Basketball: Football. A Squad Co-captain; Pep Band; Prom Decorating; Rooter Club, Treasurer; Student Cmmcil; Welcome Club; Youth Leadership Conference; All-Conference Foot- ball; National Honor; Auditorium Club. SVVANSON. CAROLE . . . Swany - Choir; Girls' Club; Homecoming Court; Pep Club; Prom Chairman; Red Cross: Robin's Tale; Spanish Club; Welcome Club. Executive Board. SWANSON, DENNIS . . . Su'any . . . In- tramurals. SVUENDRA, DEANNA . . . Dee . . . Cheer- leader; Choir; Girls' Club; Nurses' Club; Pep Club: Red Cross; Welcome Club. Exec- utive Board. SWENSON. RALPH . . . All Year Honor Roll; Christian Fellowship; Intramurals; Select Choir; Ski Club; Track. SYLTE, MAUREEN . . . GAA; Girls' Club; Hi-Y. SYVERSON, KAREN . . . Samim . . . All Year Honor Roll; Auditorium Club; Girls' Club Cabinet; Hall Guide; Homecoming Chairman; Quill and Scroll; Robin's Tale Co-Editor; Spanish Club; Pep Club. Presi- dent; Student Council. Secretary; Tri- Chroma. Vice President; W7elc0me. Execu- tive Board; National Honor. SZLACHTOWSKI. ROSEMARY . . . Ger- man Club; Girls' Club; Welcome Club. TAFT, DAVID . . . Dave . . . Baseball; Boys Quartette; Basketball; Football, A Squad; Select Choir. President; Student Council; All-Conference Football. TATTON, RICHARD . . . Dirk . . . Basket- ball; Choir; Class Play; Stage Crew; Thes- pians; Track; Wrestling. TELLERS, GERALD . . . Ier . . . Class Play; Gymnastics; Prom Decorating; Select Choir; Stage Crew; Thespians, Vice President. THOLE, PHYLLIS .y . . Phil . . . Girls' Club; Red Cross; Spanish Club. THOMAS, EDWARD . . . Buzz . . . All Year Honor Roll; Basketball; Football, B Squad; Intramurals; Track. THOMPSON, LYNN TOLZMAN, MARNA . . . Mam . . . Choir; GAA; Girls' Club; Girls' Quartette; Pep Club; Robirfs Tale; Select Choir. THOMPSON, SUSAN . . . Sue . . . Declama- tion; Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Nurses' Club. TROMBLEY, ROSE MARIE . . . Choir; French Club; GAA. TRUAX, JAMES VAN STEENWYK, JERVAY . . . Ginger . . . Choir; Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Se- lect Choir; Welcome Club. VERKENNES, MARY . . . GAA; Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Wel- come Club. VOIGHT, RICHARD . . . Rickie . . . Foot- ball, ' A Squad; Select Choir; Welcome Club; Wrestling; All-Conference Football. VOJTA, DOLORES . . . Dee . . . GAA; Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Robin Staff. VOSSEN, LARRY VOUGHT, RONALD . . . R072 . . . Basket- ball; Track. mam; JOE SOCHACKI PAT SCHMIDT W'ELCHER. MARY . . . Girls Club. VVARE. BARBARA . . . Barb . . . All Year Honor Roll; Girls' Club Cabinet; Home- coming Chairman: Pep Club; Prom Decorat- ing; Robin's Tale; Spanish Club, Secretary; Student Council; Student Directory; Wel- come Club. Vice President; National Honor. WEINAND. LADESS . . . Den . . . Girls' Club; W'clmmc Club. RICHIE VOIGHT DIANE SMOTHERS WEINAND, PATRICIA . . . All Year Honor Roll; French Club; Girls, Club; Hall Guide; Welcome Club. WEIRAUCI-I, VICKI . . . All Year Honor Roll; German Club; Girls' Club; Hall Guide; National Honor; Robin Staff. WELLIVER, KATHLEEN . . . Kay . . Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Select Choir. WICKHAM, SHARON . . . All Year Honor Roll; GAA; Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Wel- come Club. WICKLUND, JON . . . Scoop . . . All Year Honor Roll; Announcers; Auditorium Club; Hi-C; Class Play; Declamation; Football, B Squad; German Club, Vice President; Hi-Y, President, All-City Secretary; Home- coming Chairman; Intramurals; National Honor; Prom Decorating; Quill and Scroll; Red Cross; Robin Staff; Robin's Tale, Sports Editor; Rooter Club, President; Select Choir; Student Council; Thespians; Wel- come Club, Executive Board; Youth Leader- ship; Boys' State; Ski Club; Bowling. WIGREN, SHARON . . . Sberrie . . . GAA; Girls' Club Cabinet; Homecoming Chair- man; Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Prom Dec- orating; Welcome Club. WILLS, RICHARD . . . Dick . . . Baseball; Football, B Squad; Rooter Club. WINELAND, ROSALIE . . . Roxie . Choir; Girls' Club; Hall Guide; Home- coming chairman; Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Prom Decorating; Red Cross; Welcome Club. WITKOWSKI, DAVID . . . Dave 5m 5W LOREN STERN DIANE JACOBSON WORSECH, ELAINE . . . Lame . . . German Club; Girls' Club. WORTH, MARLENE . . . Mer . . . Chris- tian Fellowship; German Club; GAA; Girls' Club; Nurses Club; Select Choir; Welcomtg: Club; National Honor. ZAJAC, FRANCES . . . Fran . . . All Year Honor Roll; Choir; Commercial Club; GAA; Girls Club; 'Hall Guide; National Honor; Robin Staff, Co-editor; Welcome Club. ZIESKA, JUDITH . . . lady . . . All Year Honor Roll; Choir; Class Play; Girls Club; Hall Guide; Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Prom Decorating; Red Cross; Spanish Club; Tri- Chroma; Welcome Club; Thomas Teen Board, Rep. Senior Year. ZIMMERMAN, CAROL . . . Auditorium Club; Choir; Christian Fellowship; Class Play; Girls' Club Cabinet; Nurses Club; Thespians; Tri-Chroma; Welcome Club. ZIRBES, JOAN . . . Zirbo . . . Girls' Club; Tri-Chroma. ?QWMWWM WWW PmtamwMW Wm. 64 65 HOME ROOM 132 First row: J. Anderson. B. Bauer. J. Bibethimcr. Mrs. Kjorlaug. J. Anton. A. Bauman. K. Bits. Stcond row: P. Anderson. J. Bednarski. D. Bertayk. V . Bcdin. C. Anderson, J. Bergstrcm. N. Anderson. S. Berquist. Third row: D. Anderson. G. Antrim R. Bischkc. T. Anderson. B. Anderson. A. Billey. D. Adair. T. Almquist. D. Beutner. 0MWWWWWMWW HOME ROOM 107 First row: J. Collins, G. McLaughlin, L. Hansen, K. Johnson. J. Gomez. Second row: J. Grimme. B. Essing. D. Engstrom. Mr. Hanson, D. Gotsch, K. Jonas. Third row: J. Eiden. R. Jackson, W. Kohnen. R. Mattson, W. Erickson, J. Kelley. D. Forkey. Fourth row: L. Hargreaves, R. Holm. D. Blouin. M. Kellar, C. Maxwell, B. Faue, K. Carlson. HOME ROOM 304hFirst row: R. Carlson, T. Bistodeau, R. Ciesinski, P. Carlson, D. Busby. Second row: G. Christen, j. Buckley, J. Christensen, Mr. Gill, J. Brown, J. Burnham, Y. Boudreau. Third row: M. Brandt. J. Christmsen, J. Brisky, J. Burtness, C. Blank, J. Carlson, B. Broman, S. Carlson, R. Breen. Fourth row: C. Chase, P. Boesen, D. Buck, R. Burt, K. Carlson, D. Brasil, M. Brand, D. Bonander. R. Carlson. We'ZZW WWW HOME ROOM 308uFirst row: L. Curtis, E. Clouse, A. Cox, J. Cutlan, D. Davidson, B. Defren, C. Doering. Second row: C. Custer, P. Cook, M. Cowle, M. Dixon, C. Eastlund, M. Doran, S. Dodds, S. Covell, D. Edstrom. Third row: R. Dallin, M. Duffy, K. Donovan, B. Cooke, R. Coburn, M. Cragg, P. Eastman, D. Edwards. Fourth row: M. Doran, H. Cragg, J. Cloninger, J. Edlund, C. Dawson, J. Dols, E. Nelson, D. Clasen. '40?! v v , r V. - .5, Oak HOME ROOM 506-First row: D. Franz. R. Gcnung. S. Ersland. J. Ellingboe. E. Gannon. Second row: D. Fisher. R. Fagcrberg. G. Gaasland Mr. Zimmermann. S. Felland. L. Forslin. Third row: R. Falk. J. Falls. L. Fischen j. Everhart. L. Ferrell. F. Harris. M. Gillette. Fourth row: D. Ellingson, E. Ek J. Franzen. C. Farmer, D. Erickson. J. ElstacL R. Essen K. Franko, F. Gagnon, L. Ferrell, J. Fantle, L. Erickson. HOME ROOM 307 First row: N. Henning, B. Granlund, L. Goude D. Hanson. B. Hocnig- schmidt, J. Granlund. Second row: H. Haugen. C. Hokans, K. Grech. Mr. Larsen, J. Gresham. P. Holmes, G. Hagemeister. Third row: K. Gustafson. C. I-Iille S. Giltner, D. Hildeen. J. Hall. D. Hofich, K. Homer, M. Goodmonson. S. Glenn J. Graham, J. Hart. Fourth row: T Hatch, D. Hillstrom, R. Herder, D. Hedberg, M. Grunewald, J. Haberle, R. Hm'da, D. Hoppman. 76'. .gas .. 3s? X x $5.5 . - 0-- HOME ROOM 318 131 $ row: L. Krein, R. Laurish, L. Lewis, L. Link, A. Lee. Second row: A. Lee, L. Lenzen, M. Klick. Mr. Thiede. C. LaMottc. J. Kneisl. J. Kneisl. Third row: A. Lind, J. Kloss. B. Landon J. Lockhart M. Larson. J. Lindfors. J. Langford. M. Kluck. C. Krone, R. Krieger. M. Kuutti. Fourth row: R. Lang R. Lcckner. R. Landon. R. Kohcn, K. Landry, T. Loechler, L. Landry. R. Larson C. Larson. HOME ROOM 513 First row: A. Johnson. D. Jongeward, R. Huston, J. Hughes. R. Kjorlien, L. Kallunki. Second row: B. Kcmkes, P. Hurt. J. James, Mr. Christenson. M. Hubbell, K. Julsem M. Jaroscak. Third row: W. Klatt R. Johnson, B. Klick, P. Jacobson, M. Jacobs, K. Jones, K. Jones, M. Johnson, E. Jacenko, J. Hunter, S. Juneau. Fourth row: D. Jorgenson, D. Johnson, D. Keller, G. Johnson. J. Johnson, R. Jensen. K. Kimmerlee, G. Jones, H. Husby. u mm: t HOME ROOM Sll-Hrst row: J. MLCuShin. J. Middleton. C hiartin. Suund rmx': N Lynns. S. LuLht. N. Lukaggckai. Mr. Geislcr. K. hfahnnty. C. Mcinkc. S. Miller. Third mm: H. Mmtcr. P. Lynch. M. Mam. B. Montague. M. Millar. j. Lundgrcn B. MLKce. S. bILInIOSdL j. M.1J,.xrty. M. Minton. II. Mcngclknmh. Fourth row: T. Mcycr. V . Mclin. S. Malm. E, Mikknl.L XX . Marx. V. Morgan. B. hIaLPhail. R. Middaugh. 70625 W W m W W ?W HOME ROOM 529 First row: C. Olson. D. Olson. P. Moore. R. Nygrcn. G. Nclion. Scwnd row: S. Odlund. B. Olson. J. Olson. Miss Larson. C. Ostlund. N. Ostroot. C. Parish. Third rnw: S. Paggen M. Nelson. M. Nelson 8. Parrish. K. Novakowski, G. Munson. J. Ncmitz. N. Ohde. Fourth row: W. Murphy. R. Oie, B. Nordberg, J. Nunke, V. Nelson, D. Nelson J. Nachtshcim, E. Nelson. D. Myran. R. Mueller. HOME ROOM 332-First row: M. Rambow; L. Plummer, R. Resch. Mr. Lussenhop. K. Rick, S. Powers, N. Purnick. Second row: D. Ramiroz. D. Rossing, B. Patterson M. Perry, L. Pehrson, J. Robbe, C. Rice. C. Rico. Third row: R. Pasicznyk, W. Peterson, T. Peterson. P. Prestholdt, R. Pennock. R. Pettman. R. Rc'znicek. D. Pelletier, P. Rice, J. Reese, T. Phillips. WWWW,M5L'WM HOME ROOM 330nFirst row: M. Selden, J. Schrank. J. Sellmam Mr. Johnson. P. Ruppert, B. Seebach, S. Smith. Second row: E. Sheldon. I. Schaper, J. Schrankel, E. Roth, D. Scidmore, J. Samulson, S. Sarenpa. S. Schwalon, B. Sobon, S. Ryan. Third row: D. Schaller, M. Scott, M. Smith, M. Rudeen. C. Sharpe. D. Sipe, P. Sherman, G. Rusinyak. B. Smith, R. Sandburg. I ,tv. 3 , x t.W .V . . xo. '..5' .' . .. .pbo - HOME ROOM 333 First row: L. Spakc. K. Taylor. B. Smith, M. Tischer. D. Toth. Second row: J. Swanson. K. Tollefson. M. Sorenson. Miss Sinnott, J. Stene, J. Stacy, j. Vilandre. Third row: M. Synder. J. Vossen. P. Sowada. S. Sorcnson. P. Tischmann. S. Uyldcrt J. Sorenson, J. Sullivan, B. Stay. E. Snyder. Fourth row: D. XWalden. R. Swanson, G. Walker, R. Swenson, C. Solberg, L. Stahl. R. Teplcy. R. Spears. jA Tctrud. S. L'glcm. M. Thayer. ?w,t4caym4a45ewamdafalm. HOME ROOM 33S First row: J. Wing, D. Zirbes, D. Ward, D. Walter. Second row: B. Weinand, Miss Snabbie. S. Weaver, J. Ziebarth, C. Zahl. Zieska, C. Young, K. Webber, N. Zeigler, B. Weber, J. Weikle, row: M. Wessman, C. Wojciak. K. Woker, D. Wickham, Whinnery, D. VHmmergrem B. Wlold J. Worel, J. Westby, Third row: D. Wuornuos, K. J. Ziehwein, C. Ziebarth. Fourth j. Ylinem P. Wallace. Fifth row: D. J. Wheeler, T. Woodfill, D. Werner, F. XWalton. JUNIOR CLASS Jim Legus Preyident Nancy Berdahl Treamrer Judy Robbe S ecretary Carol Blank Vice Preyia'ent SOPHOMORE CLASS Dave Larson Preyident Bob Ruth Treasurer Bev Morris Secretary Dick Valine Vice President HOME ROOM 108 First row: G. Foss. B. Dahl. Miss Hughes. J. Anderson. A. chncn. A. Gillcte Second row: B. Hullctt. W'. Hartwig. S. Hardin. E. Bcrgee J. Hopko. L. BaylisS. P- Hcrmcs. Third row: E. Anderson. D. Ellingson. S. Hake. B. Boyton. Y. Gabbcrt. j. Haberle. K. Ebcrle. A. Gurgen. MMWW HOME ROOM lOZ-First row: R. Hawkins, R. Lien. R. Bly, R. Bloomdahl. Mr. WHVell. T. Lichtenwalter, J. Jendrow. Second row: R. Carlson. V. GulczinskL P. Kelly. XV. Lindbloom. K. Johnson, J. Halverson. F. Durkot. G. Abbott, S. Fisher. Third row: R. Buranen. D. Bocson, B- Kanduth. K. HonigschmidL P. Johnson, R. Durant, E. Johnson, A. Hoard HOME ROOM 204 First row: A. Arthur. K. Athcrton. V. Ahlm. Mrs. Adams. 5. Ahl. R. Amundsen, S. Aftreth. Second row: G. Babcock, C. Baily, J. Axell, L. Ahrens, N. Anderson, J. Annakala, C, Adams S. Balfany. K. Balzer, R. Almendinger. Third row: D. Anderson, B. Anderson, D. Barstad. G. Anderson. G. Asp. M. Anderson. D. Arthur. C. Anderson. D. Almquist, J. Adams, D. Bakke. WerkWWwWW HOME ROOM 206 First row: B. Beck. J. Beckey, P. Bassett, Mr. Henjum, 5. Bauer, S. Bennett, J. Boyer. Second row: P. Belch, S. Bjork, J. Blakkeborough, K. Bluem, B. Brecht, L. Birkeland, B: Bouma, M. Bauer, N. Bock, S. Baxter. Third row: D. Boman, R. Beaulieu, J. Berquist, J. BICS, D. Beyer, R. Brandt, J. Brazill, T. Boutin, A. Bennyhoff, D. Boucher, G. Berndt. HOME ROOLI 208-First row: D. Buclow. J. Conrad. P. Carlson D. Brisco. R. Curtis. Scwnd row: D. Chumlcy. J. Chaplain M. Nordlockcn. Miss Bouchard. J. Burglund. B. Brumtll. J. Buckley. B. Clark. Third row: D. Christensen. M. Cobcy A. Coklcy. K. Carr S. Brockhuff. K. Buocn. J. Cournoyer. D. Clift. N. Clinton. F. Bryant D. Christcnson, C. Carlson. Fourth row: D. Schempp. D. Claridge. D. Craig. R. Culver. E. Cyr. S. Carpenter. T. CrandnlL j. Brosc. D. Campbell. HOME ROOM 209 First row: K. Erwin. P. Erland. L. Edom S. Elliott, Mr. Hutchinson. K. Egan, D. Emons. Second row: J. DeOtis. J. Essig, M. Dibble. C. Eull, S. Dressel. K. Dewar. V. Dallin, C. Dingley. S. Farrier, S. Dicthert. B. Dahlen. Third row: R. Deppa. B. Erickson. F. Dressler, T. Dolan. G. Olson. L. Ferguson R. Brown, J. Larson, J. Evans P. Edbcrg. L. Elftmann. K, g: 'i In Vs; 0 M g ;.L, 5 ' ,: y. 1i . a -v M HOME ROOM 211 First row: J. Gulden, L. Frederick. R. Gruidl, T. Hagberg. R. Hammer. D. Gee. Second row: C. Gilbreath. J. Foss. j. Forslin, Mr. Nerdahl. C. Gooler. D. Gustafson. S. Fratzke. Third row: 8. GeRoy. S. Genung. R. FOIL A. Gilchrist, D. Finnel. J. Golle, D. Fultz, S. Gentle. Fourth row: M. Gross. D. Gorcan. R. Gramer, L. Fitch. J. Goodland. K. Fer B. Grunewald D. Fredin, D. Gisx'old. 04: W mat W , . , HOME ROOM 218-First row: B. Holmes, W. Himango, D. Hartwig, T. Henry, A. Huber, G. Hand. Second row: D. Honigschmidt. J. Hoff, P. Hayek, Mrs. Childs H. Hughes. G. Hutchinson, J. Hilton. Third row: B. Husak, L. Ingvalson, G. Hanson, M. Hyde, J. Horbal, K. Hennen, J. Heidelberger, j. Herman, T. Hanson, M. Harvie, J. Hoban, V, Hill. Fourth row: D. Hed, M. Hinds, T. Hawkins, L. Hegstrand, K. Hokanson, R. Hannover, P. Hanson, R. Hansen, J. Hook. HOME ROOM 220 First row: J. Jansen, D. Hupe. R. Johnson, D. Johnson, 8. Johnson, J. Johnson. Second row: M. Jaeb. S. Johnson J. Kargel. Miss Peterson. J. Johnson. M. Kistler, P. Klick. Third row: K. Kennedy, J. Keisling, L. Johnson, D. Jensen, B. Johnson, M. Karkhoff, N. Keller, R. Johnson. S. Kamman, R. Johnson, D. Kevitt. Fourth row: R. Kinikin, D. Jacobson, W. Johnson, M. Younglove, K. Ironside, L. Iron Moccasin, A. Johnson E. Jansom S. Johnson. HOME ROOM 228-First row: J. Severnier, J. Kosch, W. Kruger, J. Ludman. M. Lannig. B. Knoll. Second row: S. Lamberton, K. Landry, D. Leitze, Mr. Kvam, A. Larson, C. Leavenworth, J. Kuusisto. Third row: J. Koski, T. Koskie, S. Kleitz, M. Kuutti. J. Lauderdale, A. Severentz. S. Koste, R. Lentz. Fourth row: P. LcBrun. B. Laddiesaw, D. Lanning. G. Lehmaan D. Lading, R. Kuehne, M. Lang, D. Larson, R. Lien, E Lange. HOME ROOM 233 First row: R. Mitchell, J. Modem. T. Merwin. J. Masters. D. Mitchell, J. Miller. Second row: C. Misch. K. Michaletz, D. Mason. Mr. Root, R. Morse, J. Miller, L. Marx. Third row: M. Moos, J. Marcotte, P. Nelson, D. Millen S. Mayer, D. Matthiescn. M. M0xness, L. Miller, B. Morris, M. Martin, N. Nelson. Fourth row: M. Miller, D. Nelson. C. Morgan, T. Monson, E. Munn, R. Mathis, P. Meuller, D. Nelson, A. Nash R. Maxwell. Wemmwwmaw HOME ROOM 230-First row: J. McLaughlin, L. Liveringhouse, L. Lilyholm, T. Mahlke, J. Maki. Second row: J. Lutgen, F. McGonagle, J. Lundmark, Mr. Marhula, M. Marchand, C. McGaughey, C. McCausland. Third row: K. Marchand, C. Lodin, S. McCallum, Y. Luby, S. McNabb, N. McGrath, J. McGlone, J. McMillan. Fourth row: B. McIntosh, R. Lindstrom, D. McDougall, J. Lindrothe, D. McCaffrey, L. Lunde, M. Malone. L. McLain, D. Manley, R. Lundgren. .I '., , la, , . Ini-Iilf : '1- l.. 1.. ,7 H HOME ROOM 232-First row: D. Puulaha. C. Pangicr. D. Nygrcn. D. Paulson, G. Olson. L. Olson. Second row: K. Osberg. V. Nelson. J. Olson. Mr. Villars. C. Oiala. P. Parker. K. Olson. Third row: J. Nesseth. M. Orstad. C. Parson. J. Palmquist. K. Ness. S. Paggen. L. Parker. D. Osterhus. Fourth row: D. O'Dell. J. Osterhus. S. Ostcrhus, W. Nichols. C. Olson, P. Ness. B. Pauly, P. Orstad, G. ObergV F. Patterson. C. Nordenstrom. WeWWWMWem, HOME ROOM 231 First row: J. Petroskey, B. Peterson. G. Rocheford. R. Rau. M. Roggeman, T. Ramsey. Second row: D. Roberts. M. Rigg, J. Richter. Mr. Alden. K. Person. J. Pisansky, V Rafshol. Third row: S. Rangel. M. Petasom K. Peterson. R. Peterson. B. Rausch. J. Peters, C. Powers, A. Porter. E. Phillips. Fourth row: K. Pierskalla. S. Rimer. G. Rathmanntr. J. Peterson, J. Rimer, D. Rimer, K. Robinson. M. Peterson. J. Peterson, R. Reed. HOME ROOM ZSS-First row: B. Ruth, D. Ruble, J. Schieber, R. Schimke. Second row: M. Rudser, C. Ronning, L. Schrankel, Mr. Leach, B. Rumble, M. Rutkowski, D. Scheuerman. Third row: J. Schommer, N. Sandberg, D. Ryman, J. Sandmoen, B. Schmitt, G. Schmoll, M. St. Clair, D. Running, M. Schaefer, C. Schutz, M. Rydeen. Fourth row: J. Schaefer, T. Saari, C. Rolf, R. Saunders, A. Schieber, G. Sandwick, T. Sarenpa, M. Ryan, J. Schweigert. HOME ROOM 236 First row: C. Skytte, J. Smith, J. Steiff, Miss Sjoquist, S. Smith, M. Seigman, S. Sibert. Second row: J. Strauch, M. Steenerson, G. Shannon, M. Steger, N. Sewell, R. Smith, S. Stone, D. Sendzik. Third row: W. Sherwood, B. Stohl, R. Sipe, C. Severson, G. Smith, R. Seeman, G. Stengel, 1. Sims, D. Stibal, G. Seibert. ,' , '4 HOME ROOM Vocal-First row: R. Vasquez. B. Trunell. E. Tullbane. R. Swanson. B. Swanson. Second row: S. Tornell. K. Thorson, R. Wahl, Mr. Adams. G, Varn6r. M. Thayer. G. Wagner. Third row: J. Trierweiler. K. Voight. S. Walker, J. Van Gorp, J. Stubbs. S. W'alknitz. B. Walmsley, B. Sundblad, M. Swenson, C. Steufcrt. Fourth row: V. Veit. K. Vanske, B. Voth, W. Tomascak, G. Sundgren, R. Timm, L. Whakefield R. Vojta. 7wwt4emofaMMWWm HOME ROOM 202-First row: D. Zahradka, J. Wineland, B. Weissenfluh. Mrs. Cail, S. XWolfe, J. Weston, N. Wilde. Second row: D. Westervelt, C. Warner, L. Zitzloff. Joanne VUicklund. R. Weinard, V. Wandel, H. Wycoskie, D. Weitzel. Third row: W. Whetston, D. With. G. XWilmot. J. Ward, D. Windsperger, D. Zirbey, J. Weisser, B. Weber, D. Watt, M. Wilson. The D.A.R. Award, highest honor that can be bestowed on a senior girl, is given each year by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Judy Carpenter was the recipient of the award this year. The senior girls voted for her on the basis of dependability, service, leadership, and responsibility. Judy Carpenter and Mrs. Springer 0m 5m Alice Simonson and Mrs. Springer 731m of 7mm The Betty Crocker Homemaker 0f Tomor- row Award is presented each year to the girl who receives the highest score on a homemak- ing test given to all senior girls. This year Alice Simonson attained the high- est score on the test, which covered all phases of homemaking. Her test paper was then en- tered in the Minnesota competition. WMa;WMeWW WWaW VtWemWWm MW. 34 First row: N. Lindblom, P. Fjerstad, B. Burress, J. Burress. J. Bednarski, J. Falls, 1. Burtness, M. Worth, S. Marcilliott, S. Weaver, D. Jacobsom A. Simonson. C. Krucger, J. Riggs. Second row: W. Bedin, J. Matthews, J. Norman. B. Sorheim. J. Barclay. C. Jernander. B. Rumble. P. Lenix, N. Pumick, J. Langford, J. Leloup, J. Lockhart. Third row: M. Gagnelius. J. Van Steenvwk, M. Tolzman, M. Hoyt, D. Taft, J. Vilandre, P. Costigan. R. Tepley. W. Helm J. theeler, D. Hed- berg, A. Stensrud. Fourth row: G. Tellers, J. Erickson. R. Spears, B. Wold. L. Jobes, G. Walker, T. Meyers, A. Billey, R. Stay, G. Guptil. 2, 74. 5, 3446!: D. Taft Prejident S. Edstrom S ecretary D. Brass Treajurer L. Gierach Vice Preyident First row: D. Brass, D. Sullivan, M. Lindblomt K. Welliver, C. Zahl, B. Montague, R. .Stefamck, S. Hughes, B. Morris, L. Gierach, P. Thole. A. Lind. Second row: D. Clunis. j. Huntmgton, L. Moos, K. Corey, J. Ziebarth, M. Hanson. S. Edstrom. C. Jennings. C. B1ank, M. Hobbell, D. Fisher, P. Glidden, P. Lynch, L. Gustafson. Third row: T. Bayliss, E: M1kko1a. C. Manon, R. I-Iovda, T. Woodfill, J. Wicklund, :A. D. Mickelson, D. Hams, K. FlSthi Mr. Adams. Fourth row: J. Anderson, M. Jacobs, . enson. T. McGaughey. E. Dysart, G. Baldwm, J. Tettud, D. Tatton, D. Clasen, R. Voight. Choir at Robbinsdale encourages individual students to work together towards a common goal. Under the outstanding direction of John Adams, they have achleved thls goal during the 1956-57 school year with the presentation of the Chrlstmas and Sprmg Concerts and the musical, Brigadoon. December, 1956 eChristmas Concert April, 1957 -Brigadoon December, 1956 -U. of M. Hospital May, 1957 eSpring Concert February, 1957 -Dedication of Building June, 1957 eBaccalaureate March, 1957 eFestival at Hopkins June, 1957 eGraduation 87 M. Gagnelius N. Lindblom, S Edstrom. SMZZ gade $556 L. Jobes. D. Taft, K. Fisher, J. Anderson, J. Vilandre. 88 t C. Marion, D. Clunis, T. Bayliss, G. Baldwin, A. Lind. M. Hanson, D. Brass, M. Tolzman, J. Barclay. Stemming from the near one hundred member choir of the Robbinsdale High School are four senior singing groups. Blending their voices at several auditoriums, these songsters have made more enjoyable the programs pre- sented. They have worked outside of school and have contributed many hard-spent hours to make their next appearance better and more harmonious than the one before. 90 First tow: Mr. Mendenhall, P. Bassett, M. Hagen, M. Rambow, P. Eddy, S. McIntosch, S. Sorenson, K. Bouen, S. Moyer, R. Morse, L. Zitzloff, V. Dallin, K. Atherton, M. Duffy, J. Braesch, M. Johnson. Second row: B. Rice, 1. Blakkeborough, C. Warner, A. Arthur, J. Jensen, 5. Carlson, D. Scidmore, D. Christensen, J. Olson, L. Johnson, J. Foss, K. Jones, J. Christianson, C. RICC, S. Aftreth, N. Lukasgewski. Third row: J. Bibelheimer, K. Bies, L. Forslin, B. Defren, B. yeth, D. Blouin, D. Fredin, .A. Stensrud, S. Osterhus, R. Gamer, R. Brisco, G. Hand, 13. EIStEI, D. Buelow, T. Monson, J. Schweigett, P. Osterhus. 2. ?l, 5. The roll of the drums, the tramp of marching feet and a flashing of maroon, grey and gold foretell the coming of the Minnesota State Championship BandeThe Robbins- dale High School marching band. No function is complete without the rock and roll rhythm of this band under the able baton of Robert Mendenhall. 3m First row: R. Herder, J. Golle, K. Hanish, W. Marx, R. Holt, D. Olson, J. Halverson, R. Lauden- schlager, G. Slanga, P. Anderson, B. Jones, M. Manz, A. Lee, D. Walden. Second row: J. Hughes, D. Ward, C. Parish, R. Pennock, R. Saunders, D. Franz, D. Gee, D. Jacobs, D. Smothers, J. Peterson, J. Carpenter, K. Landry, S. Brockhoff, D. Scheuerman, B. Schmitt. Third row: R. Anderson, R. Johnson, B. Bodem, B. MacPhail, C. Sharpe, K. Landry, D. Strege, K. Ironsides, M. Suplick, B. Butler, T. Eckdahl, S. Fisher, T. Larson, B. Lidholm, G. Saibert. June, 1956 October, 1956 September, 1956 February, 1957 March, 1957 April, 1957 June, 1957 June, 1957 -Won State Marching Band Championship 6Duluth5 6Played for President Eisenhower on campaign tour -Played at professional football game 6Bloomington Stadium5 Presented half-time program for all home football games 6Dedication of high school building 6Spring Concert -Music Contest -Graduation 6State Marching Contest 6Winnipeg5 9l 9' - . Uu?s-W mekh BAND OFFICERS: J. Carpenter, Vice President; R. FLAG TWIRLERS: J. Peterson. D. Scheuerman, K. Landry, J. Carpenter, Johnson. Treasurer; E. Butler. President; J. Peterson, 8. Brockhoff, B. Nordstrom. Secretary. 74eW9aW,t4eWW Hi, Alumni 92 Musicians We Majorette D. Smothers 93 E. Dysart, D. Gilstad, D. Clear, P. Fjerstad. M. Carlson, P. Simonson. R. Hovda. T. Erickson, C. McCausland, P. Costigan. Mr. Dale Swanson. 2455 Saw Frank, the toaster is off again. by Arthur Miller prejented by the SENIOR CLASS Just whisper it in my ear. I'll close my eyes. :1 Maybe I won't even hear it. During World War II, Joe Keller permitted some cracked cylinder heads to go out of his shop and be installed in air- planes. Because of this, twenty-one pilots were killed-possibly his own son, Larry. Mr. Keller's partner was sent to prison as the guilty party. Chris, Joe Kelleris son, discovered his fathers guilt and was about to leave home when Ann Deever, the girl Larry was engaged to before he died, brought forth an old letter from Larry, saying that he had no desire to live knowing that his father had caused the death of twenty-one boys. The play ended with Joe Keller committing suicide because he felt as though they were all his sons. 94 Hello. Laughy. . What'd you do. grow !' You made me show it to you. You wouldn't believe me. George. don't! Sure he sons. 9b First row: P. Schmidt, T. Smith, B. Defren, J. Kuttland, K. Gresch, J. Barclay, P. Fjerstad. Second row: D. Smothers, Secretary; J. Huntington, Treasurer; Mr. Swanson, Miss Sinnott, M. Carlson, President; G. Tellers, Vice President; T. McGaughy. D. Brass. Third row: N. Schmitt, C. Zim- merman, P. Acker, H. Hein, M. Gagnelius, S. Edstrom, M. Hanson, A. Simonson, C. Krueger, B. Morris, B. Burress, N. Plante. Fourth row: R. Hovda, P. Costigan, J. Erickson, R. Lauden- schlager, J. Wicklund, W. Helm, A. Stensrud, D. Clunis, E. Dysart, C. McCausland, M. Hoyt. 7a 5. This year Thespians strove to make their club more active and interesting. All the members in Thespians were chosen on a point basis for their participation in some extracurricular drama activity. Miss Sinnott and Mr. Swan- son, as their advisors, helped these students not only to learn more about drama, but to enjoy the finer aspects of this art. am Mr. Daugs, C. Parish, M. Seldon, M. Snyder, J. Huntington, G. Gaasland, T. Phillips, H. Hein. Remember the famed Lincoln and Doug- las debates? Robbinsdaleis debate teams havenit provided anyone as illustrious as these two greats, but their arguments are very convincing, for they won first place in 1955 in the Augsburg Meet over 16 other teams, and tied for second this year com- peting with 18 other teams, and defeated such teams as Osseo and Decorah, Iowa. One- ;466 pay 1;. Dysart, J. Wicklund, C. McCausland, T. Phil- lips, H. Fagerberg, B. McKee. The one-act play this year was a cutting from Death of a Salesman. Under the direction of Miss Sinnott, it was presented in district competition at Edina. Tom Phillips was the winner of the essay- oratory contest sponsored by the American Legion in this district. J. Lockhart, K. Jones, P. Anderson, B. Klick, J. Bergstrom, H. Hein, K. Carr, B. Binderup, A. Lind, K. Ironsides, T. Phillips, G. Gaasland. Training students in various phases of public speaking and giving them exper- ience before audiences is the main purpose of declamation. Sixty-five students turned out for declam this year. They were divided into seven main divisions. The winners of the school contest were Joyce Bergstrom, memorized oratory; Keith Ironside, original oratory; Tom Phil- lips, manuscript reading; Beatrice Klick and Bonnie Binderup, pantomime; Gloria' Gaas- land, extemporaneous speaking; Marilyn Carlson, serious reading and Kay Carr, hum- orous reading. Mr. Gill, advisor, was assisted in the coaching of these students by Miss Winni- fred Larson and Miss Grace Snabbi. SENIORkTWO-YEAR MEMBERS. First row: Janice Huntington Ed Dysart. Liz Kelly, Mr. Mielke, Tom Dzubay, Deanna Clear. Second row: Arnold Olson, Barb Rice, Frances Zajaca Pat Gliddon, Sally Edstrom. Judy Carpenter. Bernice Morris. Third row: Connie Krucgcr. Pat Costlgan, Randall Johnson, Jon Wicklund. Helen Hein. Diane Brass. Jim Halverson, Dave Gordon. W' 71W It was a day of hope and anticipation as sixty juniors and seniors stepped forth to receive one of the highest honors this school bestows. Although athletics and extra- curricular activities play an important part in our school life, we must remember that our main objective is growth in Wisdom and learning. SENIORWNE-YEAR MEMBERS. First row: Louise Gustafson, Nancy Lindblom, Chris Hervas, Maxine Minton, Barb Burress, Lynn Johnson, Mary Lou Hagen, Betty Rumble. Second row: Nancy Brown, Marlene Worth, Alice Simonson. Karen Syverson, Mary Kay Hanson. Barb Wf'fire3 Elaine Colver, Joan Rudser. Third row: Judy Barclay Marilyn Carlson, Phylliss Acker. V1Ckl erirauch, Marlene Lindbloo m, Tona Erickson Maxine Gagnelius, Karen Scanlon, Mary Jane Brown, Kay Aler, Diane Be uchaine, Mary Ellen Durant. Fourth row: Jim Sherer, Gary Hopkg, Ralph Swenson, Dennis Gilstad, Chuck Forslin, Rog Evans, Wayne Helm Larry Jobes, Dav1s Kramer, Tom Buckly, Mike Suplick, Brooks Butler. .. Rx, K . V h E- l' '- . a esx t NATIONAL HONOR, JUNIOR MEMBERSe-First row: B. Defren, A. Bauman, M. Snysier, N. Ostroot, J. Klass, M. Seldom. Second row: J. Hart, G. Hagemelster, J. Lockhart, .C. Pansh, W. Bedin, C. Anderson, S. Weaver, C. Zahl, A. Lind. Third row: D. Hansen, J. Vxlandre, P. Presholdt, J. Cloninger, D. Hedberg, D. Forke, C. Solberg, T. Phillips. First row: B. Brandt, L. Link, D. Mickelson, D. Forkey, K. Ironsides, J. Kelly, R. Evans.- Second row: D. Johnston, C. Loden, J. Wheeler, Vice President; J. Nachtsheim, Treasurer; Mr. Chnstenson, Mr. Alden, K. Syverson, Secretary; E. Butler, President. Third row: J. Palmquist, J. Peters, V. Hamilton, G. Foss, S. Elliott, C. Anderson, L. Katzner, K. Stockman, C. Rivers, B. Froling, M. Minton, C. Steufert. Fourth row: N. Berdahl, J. Hoff, C. Hervas, G. Hagemeister, R. Wineland, A. Christou, G. Gaasland, D. Sherman, B. Ware, J. Carpenter, D. Smothers, J. Peterson, J. Rohbe, R. Johnson. Fifth row: D. Brass, G. Buckley, J. Stacy, D. Knoll, W. Helm, L. Craig, L. Fitch, G. Asp, A. Billey, F. Durkot, D. Claridge. SWW The Student Council this yea'r proved to be one of the most active goyeming organi- zations in the school history. Among its many achievements were regulatmg the parkmg lot, initiating a student code, publishing a student glirectory, and promotmg many charity drives. 99 First row: P. O'Neal, B. Rausch, Mr. Hanson, C. Forslin, Treasurer; S. Osterhus, President; J. Grimme. Second row: J. Lauderdale, A. Leverenc, A. Cox, C. Zimmerman, S. Edstrom, J. Hilton, 8. Lucht, L. Gustafson. Third row: J. Ziebarth, S. Marcilliott, C. Fledick, J. Aftwrath, P. NeSS, J. Osterhus, S. Fisher, M. Dahl. 316-6 Living for Jesus and making Christianity a vital force instead of simply a Sunday clock are two of the concerns of Hi-C members. This year, they were under the leader- ship of Mr. Hanson. hGeared -to the Iimes-Anchored to the Rock. Y.F.C. is one of the nearlx two thousand high school clubs in the nation associated with Youth For Christ Internatxonal. First row: C. Peterson, K. Dewar, Secretary; D; Fultz, Treasurer; Mr. Van Loon, M. Dahl, Presi- dent; L. Curtis, Vice President; C. Forslin, J. Soderholm. Second row: N. Wild, L. Gustafson, M. Johnson, E. Maulveg, J. O'Dell, C. Rico, B. Clouse, M. Martin, B. Dahl, A. Cox, J. Matthews, S. Marcilliott. Third row: D. Krueger, B. Wold, N. Jacobs, D. Dallin, R. Amunsen, J. Asuderdale, S. Turnell, P. Eddy, J. Jensen, C. Young, M. Jacobs. Fourth row: D. Franz, T. Almquist, M. Amunson, E. Johnson, C. Krueger, B. Boudine, B. Alden, C. Ostlund, C. Anderson, M. Sorenson, L. Forslin. Fifth row: D. Edstrom, D. Almquist, J. Grimmee J. Osterhus, D. Jacobs, R. Moengen, R. Pettman, L. Krein, B. Murphy, A. Champlain. First row: B. Holmes, 8. Osterhus, Chaplain; B. Wold, President; R. Ruth, Secretary? D. Arthur, Vice President; J. McMillan. Second row: B. Erickson, D. Johnson. D. Clariage, A. Sholberg, J. Aftwrath, J. Osterhus. J. Grimme. iiTo create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and cpmmumty, high standards of Christian character,, is the motto of Hi-Y. The boys 1h the .tWO Hi-Y clubs at Robbinsdale have attempted to live up to this mott.o.by thelr actions during club meetings, parties, and by their everyday Christian llVing. TRI HI First row: T. McGaughy, R. Pennock, Secretary; R. Mickelson, Treasurer; J. Wicklund, President; D. Walden, Vice President; C. Solberg. Second row: 8. Fisher, A. Johnston, M. Greenwold, G McCarthy, E. Dysart, J. Schweigert, G. Hopko, Sergeant-at-Arms; G. Baldwm, T. Dzubay. First row: J. Barclay, F. Za Fierstad. Second row: P. Glidden Beauchaine. Third row: M. Ha jac, Co-editor. Mrs. Moore, Miss Peterson. D. Durant. Co-editor, P. , T. Erickson, M. Brown, K. Scanlon. B. Rumble, M. Durant, D. gen, R. Landenschlager, J. Wicklund. A. Simonson. T. Buckley, V. Weirauch, B. Butler, E. Dysart, K. Johnson. Frantically working on layouts, identifying pictures, proofreading, and meeting important deadlines are just a few of the tasks per- formed by the ,57 annual staff. Much time and hard work by both the annual staff and its ad- visors, Miss Peterson and Mrs. Moore, have gone into this annual to make it one of which Robbins- dale students can be proud. l02 7k 2m D. Beauchaine, M. Durant, D. Durand, M. Brown. F. Zajac. P. Fjerstad, T. Buckley. K- Scanlon, A. Simonson, P. Glidden, M. Hagen. J. Wicklund. E. Butler, R. Laudenschlager. First row: C. Swanson. J. Wicklund. J. Carpenter: co-editor. Mrs. Childs, K. Syverson. co-editor D. Clear. C. Anderson. Second row: R. Johnson. M. Perry, K. 1355, j. Petrosky. J. MacConnell. M. Brown, C. johnson, R. Resch, B. Ruth. Third row: K. Fisher, D. Smothers. B. Wiare. J. Soder- holm, T. Phillips. B. Bauer, M. Selden, J. Bergstrom. C. Miller. P. Moore. i 7Q 2054;; 'd t 7w ngkfgnggltttjSEI-delzfldefson, D. Clear, C. Swanson, K. Syverson, J. Carpenter, R. Resch, J. To get an All-American is the goal of each new i'Tale Staff be- sides printing the news in an in- teresting and informative manner. Making layouts, assigning stories, writing headlines and proofreading are just some of the jobs each edi- tor does for each issue. At times there is a question whether the paper is going to come out or not, but there it is every third Friday for the entertainment of the students and satisfaction of the Staff. 103 SECOND YEAR First row: J. Christensen. B. Morris. R Henning. P. Hubbell. J. Christensen, B. Montague. P. Lennix. E. Kelley. B. Rumble. Second row: A. Christou, N. Plante C. Ronning, Vice President. 3. Dodds Historian. Miss Anderson. M. Durant. President L. Gierach. Secretary, C. McCausland. Treasurer. Third row: M. Kcnocke. M. Brown.- R. Resch. D. Durand. J. Brandt D. Bcauchaine. S. Stamper. M. IVIaxwell. M. Hyle. Fourth row: C.: Hokans. T. Erickson. A. Simonson. G. Buckley. H. Fagerberg. D. Brass. N. Ostroot, C. Leavenworth. J. Lockhart, J. Huntington. 7mm FIRST YEAR-First row: P. Belch. C. Powers. S. Diethert, B. Johnson. C. Bailey. F. Bryant, 5. Juneau. Second row: J. Kunsisto, J. Smith, J. Tompkins, P. Erland, C. Ostlund, M. Selden, M. Schaefen R. Smith. Third row: 5. Parrish, M. Cowle, B. Broman. L. Plummcr, D. .Fi.sher, L. Ferrall, M. Jaroscak. M. Kluck, D. Hofitch, S. Waknitz, R. Johnson. Fourth row: M. Klstler, J. Ziebarth. B. Cooke, B. Laurish. B. Kjorlein. L. M005. T. Almquist, F. Gagnon. E. Mikkola, K. Bies. S. AhL J. Burglund. Le Cercle Francais is remembered annually for its Christmas Party, Initiation Festivities, and Mardi Gras. Miss Anderson and the of- ficials of the cabinet try to create interesting entertainment along with broadening understanding of French customs and the French language. This year additional interest was added by its presentation of an as- sembly entitled Mardi Gras. B. johnson. E. Mikkola. M. Cowle, F. Gagnon. B. Broman. T. Almqmst. D. Fisher. The first scene of the program was located in a Paris sidewalk cafe. The second scene was in a cellar club in New Orleans at Mardi Gras time. The second scene was especially colorful because of the glamour and costumes typical of the Mardi Gras season. C' Baily B. Johnson S Parrish F g: T 7- ' tit? 5. E 'e a , . , . '5; La; E. E; 4 s Gagnon, E. Mikkola, s. Dodds, P. 515M235; Win $4.th Belch, M. Cowle, J. Kuusisto, S. Diet- hert. 17; Em Q h La Cuisine Francaise Specialite Trojan Soup r' ' y ' b t . . . , M ,, It a . ' .w. I- : y g ,..: .. 71 t -. . y . L2. 0 b- t - A . e. SECOND YEAR MEMBERkFirst row: P. Acker, P. Mortenson, M. Hagen. T. Dzubay, C0nsul., B. Burress, J. Ryder, G. Stechmann. Second row: G. Hopko, Consul., T. Loechler, Treasurer, J. Wheeler, Vice President, Miss Snabbi, J. Sherer. President, W. Bedin. Consul.. C. Parish. Historian, D. .Gordon, Secretary. Third row: R. Szlachtowski, C. Hervas, A. Christou. D. Davidson, V. Welrauch, P. Tischman, S. Edstrom, D. Smothers. J. Carpentert A. Fratzke, B. Beatty. Fourth row: A. Henschel, M. Phillips, M. Worth, D. Clear, Y. Marcotte, K. Aler, B. Goede, J. Bibelheimer, J. Wicklund, J. Fantle, D. Walden. Fifth row: P. Smith. P. Costigan. R. Laudenschlagert D. Strege, J. Dunning, L. Jobes, D. Kramer, J. Johansont F. Miller. The Waterwheel Upseta Waysetta. The goal of Der Deutsche Verein this year has been to understand the peoples of the world. It has achieved its goal by feeling the spirit of the people by attending a concert, by expressing its own FIRST YEAR MEMBERSDFirst row: J. Cutlan, M. Manz, C. Rico, E. Clouse. M. Nelson, J. Berstrom, C. Doering, S. Paggan. Second row: B. Seebach, S. Giltner, J. Anton, C. Yorger, N. Lukasgewski, S. FellandD J. Bednarski, K. Rick. Third row: R. Fagerberg. K.'Jones, J. Carlson, S. Weaver, C. Zahl, M. Snyder, D. Wuohuos, K. Zieska, R. Kriegen A. Lmd, E. Roght, M. Minton. Fourth row: P. Carlson, M. Doran, P. Weinard, K. Erwin, A. Larson. L. Lmk. J. Lmdfors, S. Wolfe, J. Burnham. J. Samuelson, S. Sarenpa, J. MacCarty. Fifth row: K. Donavon, J. Vilandre, L. Erickson, R. Teply, R. Pettman, D. Hedberg, J. Cloninger, M. Malone, D Nelspn, C. Olson, G. MacCarthy, C. Maxwell, P. Sherman, R. DahlstrOm, J. Levenier, B. Hoemgschmldt. T. Loechler, S. Weaver, W. Bedin, E. Roth, R. Tepley, B. Hoenigschmidt. ideas in a P.T.A. program, and by being the host school to the first statewide German conference. It has been a year its members will long remember. L ' First row: C. Johnson, N. Lindbloom, C. Swanson, K. Johnson, J. Norman, K. Korman. Second row: J. Zeiska, N. Berdahl, M. Hanson, Mrs. Fehner, B. Ware, M. Hoyt, C. Hervas. Third row: M. Carlson, A. Paulson, J. Soderholm, H. Haugen, M. Lindbloom, M. Verkeness, L. Fischer, D. Larson, M. Lee, M. Kuutti, L. Barker. Fourth row: M. Kuutti, T. Phillips, N. Pumick, G. Hagemeister, K. Syverson, C. Solherg, E. Lewis, S. Liddicoat, N. Brown, K. Ess, M. Pelarski, J. SWW A cheery hhola is the greeting that was heard through the halls of R.H.S. this year as the Los EspaKoles Alegres greeted each other. Many activities such as initiation week, monthly meetings, a Christmas party with the traditional PiHata, and a trip to St. Paul for dinner at a Spanish regtaurant kept the Spanish Club members busy. IT'S A KILL With thousands of people watching, the Matador skillfully outmaneuvers the bull and with a flourish, ceremoniously kills him. First row: M. Rigg, P. Klick, S. Sibert. C. Meinke. L. Pehrson. J. Graham. P. Lynch. 8. P?VCE' D. Remaras. Second row: B. Landon, J. Buckley. J. Ylinen. J. Hall. J- Johnson, K' G'ITI: t K. Woker, J. Hoban. Third row: I. Westby, A. Gilchrist. R. Amundsen. C. Lodlnt J. W11; 61; J- Homer, J. Mengilkoch, J, Hart, C. Jemander, M. Johnson, J. Hughes. Fourth tow. C. dan , - Sorensen, K. Gustafson, C. Hille, M. Klick. M. Hubbell. M. Dxxon, L. Cums, S. ijyl ert, J. Robbe, M. Wessman. Fifth row: C. Anderson, B. Weber, J. Stacy. D. Kohnen. V- Nelson. M Brand, T. Hawkins, K. Tollefson, P. Holmes, B. Klick. This year certainly has been a busy one in the way of arrivals and departures. Our reg- ular Spanish teacher, Miss Spraitz, left early in the fall to make use of the language in Spain itself. As much as we hated to see her go, we soon became accustomed'to our new teacher, Mr. Ensz. Upon beginning the new year, 1957, we started off with dur third and present teacher, Mrs. Fehner. Everyone quickly settled down into the regufar routine once again. V J 4' ' - RVS NIi First row: M. Miller, R. Curtis. D. Anderson, R. Lentz. Second row: J. Grimme. B. Veth, Mr. Kemppainen, Mr. Tripet, W. Sherwood, T. Phillips. Third row: T. McGaughy, W. ESSlg, G- Rathmanner, J. Elstad, D. Hanson. R. Holm, E. Lewis, R. Dalstrom. pm: a. 'W! Coming early every morning and giving up time of their study halls are just sortie of the duties of the projectionist besides the boredom of seeing the same m0v1e three times. 5349c Have you ever wondered who pulls the curtains, regulates the microphones, and ad- justs the light in the auditorium? These are some of the duties of the two stage crews. They are ably assisted by their advisor, Mr. Swanson. W The first thing you hear in the morning-the one thing-that silences the class is the announcers, with the smooth-flowing voices, announcing the coming events of the day. D. Grisvold, T. Phillips, M. Dahl. D. Tatton, J. Erickson, D. Hanson, G. Tellers, B. Veth, B. Sher- wood, M. Rudeen, M. Keller. First row: J. Grahma, K. Scanlon, J. Norman, K. Johnson, J. McConnell, J. Brendt, K. Korrhan, M. Nelson. Second row: B. Brazil, J. Menglekoch, Secretary; D. Jacebson, Pre51dent; Mr. KVam, D. Durand, Treasurer; J. O'Brien, Sergeant-at-Arms; P. Hayek, J. Zieska. Third row: 5. Doddss, B. Landon, R. Johnson, B. Klick, C. Johnson, B. Ackerblade, J. Zirbes, S. Sibert, M. Perry, . Kelly, M. Swenson, A. Lind, J. Carlson, K. Woker. Fourth row: M. Cowls, B. Stay, 8. ngren, C. Zimmerman, D. Swendra, M. Hubbell, G. Munson, K. Bowen, R. Morse, D. Scheuerman, G. Stechman, L. Johnson, B. Broman, S. Odlund, J. Ylinen, C. Jacobs. Fifth row: J. Stacy, K. Grech, C. Yorger, J. Kloss, K. Tollefson, J. Anton, J. Foss, K. Egan, B. Meyer, C. Leavenworth, M. Rigg, Y. Gabbert, M. Steeves, K. Syverson, G. Johnson, A. Arthur, J. Soderholm, B. Bmderup. o u- Tri-Chroma is a club to which all our talented Van Goghs and Rembrandts belong. Its membership includes all who have taken or are taking art courses at R.H.S. and is under the supervision of a very able and qualified instructor, Mr. Donald Kvam. During the past year, Tri-Chroma has taken on the responsibility of all these and more. This is Robbinsdalels Art Club, one of the spokes which makes the wheel of extracurricular activities go around year after year. Each morning, as students enter the building, they are greeted by attractive displays arranged in the various show- cases. Our numerous sportsi trophies and awards are displayed to the student body in their allotted showcases. Mr. Kvam and artistic students arrange these dis- plays throughout the school for the bene- fit of the students. M. Cragg, B. Anderson, L. Kal- lunki, J. Brandt, D. Durand, M. Lidman. A A 5 First row: D. Wuornuos, C. Zahl, J. Christensen, J. Hart, M. Nelson, M. Nelson, J. Brisky. Second row: M. Hagen, C. Wojciak, M. Hubbell, J. Falls, J. Weikle, J. Burtness, J. Christensen, K. Homer, L. Pehrson. C. Meinke, J Mengelkoch. Third row: S. Odlund, G. Gaasland, V. Hamil- ton, J. Van Steenwyk, Mrs. Flosseth, K. Dewar, M. Worth, J. Stacy, B. Bauer. Fourth row: C. Rice; D. Larson, J. Robbe, B. Stay, K. Erwin, L. Edon, 8. Elliott, C. McCausland, M. Jaeb, D. Scheuerman, C. Warner, J. Blakkeborough, C. Leavenworth, G. Stechmann, M. Wessman, J. Everhart. Fifth row: M. Larson, M. Perry, S. Dodds, J. Westby, B. Husak, M. Harvie, R. Weinard, M. Hyde, J. McCarty, S. Sarenpa, B. Landon, Y. Marcotte, A. Simonson, W. Klatt, P. Kastner, M. Koeneke, P. Lynch. P. Glidden. Sixth row: B. Rice, M. Sorensom K. Welliver, J. Soderholm, D. Bertayk, C. Falstad, J. Nemitz, C. Ojala, C. Skytte, J. Burnham, A. Bauman, J. Anton, S. Smith, J. Lindfors, J. Carpenter, D. Smothers, S. Edstrom, H. Hein, E. Colver, D. Davidson. WW First row: S. Hughes, D. Matthiesen, R. Wineland, J. Brandt, M. Brown, K. Korman, B. Klick. Second row: P. Hayek, M. Shore, J. Ryder, Mrs. Flosseth, K. Johnson, J. Langford, J. O Brien, G. Hagemeister. Third row: J. Graham, S. Juneau, K. Scanlon, C. Johnson, N. Schmitt, L. Gierach, C. Swanson, M. Minton, S. Thompson, P. Schmidt, C. Jacobs, D. Durand, S. Schwalon, E. Roth, J. Barclay, F. Bryant. Fourth row: J. McConnell, B. Ware, S. Weaver, C. Ostlund, K. Egan, G. Varner, S. Johnson, A. Larson, J. Steiff, J. Zieska, C. Zimmerman, J. Rudser, S. Schoening, J. Norman, B. Brazill, M. Snyder. First row: B. Clause, N. Schmidt, S. Brockhoff, C. Baileyt P. Lynch, J. Graham. C. Jacobs. Second row: H. Hein. D. Fultz; Vice President, L. Gierach; Secretary, Miss Sundal, J. Barclay; President, T. McGaughey; Treasurer, C. Parisht J. Huntington. Third row: J. Christensen, D. Matthiesen, C. Zahl, M. Larson. L. Edon. S. Tornell. B. Bouma, B. Hoult. Y. Luby, J. Spurzem, J. Peterson. N. Sewell, S. Smith. Fourth row: C. Wojciak. D. Scheuerman. M. Jaroscak, S. Liddicoat. G. Hagemeister, C. Ojala, J. Brandt, J. McConnell, B. Brazil, M. BrOwn, J. O'Brien, P. Klick. J. Everhart. Fifth row: E. Dysart, G. Tellers. B. Alden, N. Purnick, D. Gotscht D. Knoll, R. Wine- land, A. Bauman, A. Larson, P. Hayek, J. Stacy, J. Burham. WE BELIEVE in service for others, for our country, our community, and our school: In health of mind and body to fit us for greater service and in working for better human relations throughout the world. WE HAVE JOINED the American Junior Red Cross to help achieve its aims by working together with members everywhere in our own and other lands. Many of us have probably heard the expression Oh, my aching back, as we rush by the Nurse's Office be- tween classes, although the Nurse's Aids have probably heard them all. Between assisting the Nurse and keeping records these girls are kept mighty busy bandaging fingers, wrapping ankles, and selling Kleenex. '3 gar - Mrs. Flosseth, J. Carlson, J. Brisky, M. Boch. First row: Miss Hughes, Miss Mickelson, M. Hanson, Treasurer, J. Peterson, Secretary, D. Brass, President, P. Fjerstad, Vice President, Mrs. Springer. Second row: Miss Skartvedt, A. Chrlstou, E. Kelley, M. Lidman, M. Brown, C. Swanson, D. Smothers, L. Gierach, J. Barclay, B. Burress, N. Lindbloom. Third row: C. Zimmerman, B. Rice, 1. Carpenter, N. Brown, M. Gagnelius, S. Wigren, M. Steeves, C. Hervas, M. Durant, S. Liddicoat, N. Plante. Fourth row: B. Ware, J. Huntington, H. Hein, P. Acker, A. Simonson, D. Clear, K. Syverson, S. Edstrom, K. Johnson, M. Lindbloom, C. Krueger. Senior girls enjoy cokes at in- formal initiation. M. Carr, Miss Hughes, J. Peterson, Secretary, M. Hanson, Treasurer, D. Brass, President, P. F jerstad. Vice Presi- dent, Miss Mickelson, B. Fisher, GIRLS' CLUB CABINET Leading the Robbinsdale Girls, Club are the thirty-two senior girls of the Girlsl Club Cabinet. Under the able direction of Miss Hughes, Miss Skartvedt, Miss Mickelson and Mrs. Springer, these girls try to plan many traditional activities with a new slant. They also did their best to promote good will and friendship among all the girls of our school. B. Ware, M. Brown, K. Syverson, M. Carr, D. Smothers, J. Carpenter, J. Lilyholm, M. Hanson, A. Simonson, P. Fjerstad, B. Helgeson, M. Gagnelius, N. Lindbloom, B. Fisher. II5 .First row: L. Gierach, Treasurer, D. Smothers, Vice President, N. Lindblom, President, Mr. Villars, Miss Peterson, B. Ware, Secretary. Second row: N. Brown, C. Swanson, B. Bauer, N. Sandbgg, J. Peters, J. Hoff, J. Langford, J. Lockhart. Third row: G. Hagemeister, R. Voight, E. Ellmg, W. Helm, L. Fitch, .J. Wheeler, K. Ironsides, D. Johnson, J. Adams, M. Gagnelius. Wdcame WZW 2m Welcome Club Executive Board, under the supervision of Miss Peterson, Mr. Villars, and Miss Sinnott and leadership of the president, Nancy Lindblom, is composed of representatives from each grade. Sponsoring a welcome party for new students, holding a barn dance, and presenting food baskets to needy families at Thanksgiving are just a few of this club s yearly activities. Square Dancers Bam Dance King and Queen Moose Morgan H6 and Winnie Klatt. First row: T. Phillips, D. Anderson, K. Fisher, J. Wicklund, R. Hovda. Second row: P. Hayek, 5. Edstrom; Vice President, M. Brown; Secretary, Mr. Squirrier, B. Butler; President, C. Solberg, Treasurer, K. Syverson. Third row: N. Lindblom, N. Schmitt, M. Carlson, B. Morris, K. Carr, C. Warner, S. Sarenpa, J. McCarty, W. Klatt, D. Durand, L. Barker, B. Burress, N. Plante, P. Fjerstad. Fourth row: G. Gaasland, B. Sorheim, A. Arthur, J. Carpenter, D. Smothers, J. Lockhart, C. Blank, G. Hagemeister, P. Hayek, J. Langford, M. Gagnelius, C. Zimmerman, P. AnderSOn, C. Parish, S. Aftreth, M. Hansen. Fifth row: B. Hoenigschmidt, R. Laudenschlager, P. Costigan, M. SUPlick, T. Buckley, R. Brandt, L. Craig, J. Lundstrom, D. Gordon, J. Braesch. With the accent on talent, the Auditorium Club produced their annual spring program to initiate new members. With the help of Mr. Mendenhall, they produced a program honoring the birthdays of Washington and Lin- coln. The program depicted the stories of their lives with music. With these programs and participation in others, the Auditorium Club proved to have a very successful year. ll7 This year, as in the past, many a girl from Robbins- dale has spent her leisure time at the numerous activities of G.A.A. The individual sports managers, with the aid of Miss Skartvedt and Mrs. Tucker, set forth a pro- gram, well rounded to develop the physical fitness, cooperation, and fair play of each and every girl par- ticipating. V Deep from the heart of Texas -MRS. TUCKER LETTER AND EMBLEM WINNERS First row: F. Zajac, J. Schoemer, M. Kuutti, C. Doering, D. Devalk, P. Kastner, E. Colver, D. Votja. Second row: M. Phillips, K. Aler, M. Durant, H. Hein, M. Sorensen, T. Fratzke, M. Verkennes. MISS SKARTVEDT I I I Included in this program were many sports .3 Iold favorites and new. All were accepted with eagerness making this a year for all to remember. 3W First row: P. Kastner, P. Glidden, D. Devalk, D. Votja, E. Clover, J. Edberg, H. Hein, M. Phillips. Second row: L. Barker, P. Acker, M. Verkennes, L. Moos, C. Almendinger, D. Brass, J. Edberg, M. Tolzman, M. Durant, K. Aler, S. Schoening. Wheaties might help. Th rec stories high: . First row: E. Colver. B. All ,J Langford, am; L. Barker, Watch the birdie. P. Acken J. Christenson. M. Sorensen, C. Doering. Flying high. First row: E. Culver; P. Glidden. B. Klick. Second row: B. Allen. L. Barker. Third row: D. Davidson. Up and over the tramp. Volleyball . . . Set it up. M. Phillips and P. Acker Quivers and bows. Badminton Champs N. Bock. C. Adams, B. Clark. f1 First row: K. Woker. E. Roth, 8. McIntosh. M. Minton. C. Jacobs. P. Fjerstad. Second row: M' Rudser, D. Nordenstrom, M. Dibble. Miss Mickelson. D. Smothcrs. J; Peterson. J- Zieska. Third row: M. Nelsone K. Whelliver. D. Hawkins, F. Zajac. INL Gagnelius. A. Simonson. K. Homer, J. Burtness, C. Johnson. Fourth row: C. Zahl, S, Giltner. C. Ziebarthe K. Novakowski. K. Rick, I- Ebberharde M. Brown. J. McConnell. KW. Klatt. Fifth row: j. Brown. G. Van $0anka L Forslin, V. Ahlm. D. Jacobson. C. Millere K. Syverson. J. Kneisl. M. Larson. 5. Miller. ?MW It is the duty of the hall guides to check passes between classes, to help keep the halls orderly, and to guide visitors through the school. They are located at twelve different stations consisting of four stations on each floor. Their assistance has helped the students, teachers, and administration considerably during the year. First row: J. Nistler, M. Lindbloom, T. Erickson. Mrs. Springer, M. Murphy, P. Lenix. 13- Kastner. Second row: N. Lindblom, D. Durand, M. Shore. J. Petroskey. M. Lidman, N. Plante, K. Scanlon, G. Stechman. Third row: 8. Wickham. D. Vojta, A. Paulson. S. Schwallen, C. Heidleberger, R. Lenzen, S. Thompson, M. Maxwell. Fourth row: 8. Liddicoat, G. Hagemeister, M. Verkennes, T- Fratzke, M. Hanson, B. Beatty, C. Krueger, R. Wineland, J. Leloup, B. Marcotte, E. Lilia. $42? ini'bCI; mum: Mirror, mirror on the wall . . . Royal court awaits alumni I crown thee Queen Sally THE ROYAL COURT Carole Swanson, Diane Brass, Queen Sally Edstrom, Mary Kay Hanson, Lee Gierach. Emcee . . . ED ELLING Fifteen big ones for our Queen l24 Home Room 313 . . . Trojan Horse Awaiting the parade Peg 0 My Heart We did up-setta Wayzata??? Will we up-setta Wayzata??? 3,313?ng ' .jq- V H 3322'; h First row: D. Jongeward, B. Landon, W. Klatt, D. Durand, D. Davidson, D. Smothers, K. Korman, C. Johnson, M. Nelson, M. Swenson. Second row: Mr. Alden, R. Falk, J. Brandt, K. Johnson, B. Klick, S. McIntosh, M. Snyder, R. Johnson, B. Middleton. Third row: D. Mickelson, T. Larson, D. Keller, D. Essen, W. Dahlen, D. Foster, D. Gee, J. Carson, J. Wicklund, J. Schweigert. After being abandoned for a year, Ski Club has again been organized under the leadership of Mr. Alden. Participating in the events of Snow Week, which was cllmaxed by the selection of Karen Syverson and John Pedersen queen and king respectively, was the big event of the year for the club. 34M. $ng MW $222!ng , Miamh , '7 ; K: 7 . mmw- - wqawmmwwmx kawrwv e. e Robin Royaltf -..- JOHN PEDERSEN AND KAREN SYVERSON Outdoor Enthusiast? Sno-fun D. Whinnery, L. Gierach, D. Durand, D. Olson, B. Middle- S. Hughes, 8. Wigren, C, Swanson, J. Langford. ton, D. Mickelson. ,- .. Q.,O..O...OO.E , w' 'II M A First row: N. Lindblom, J. Klass, B. Brazil. D. Swendra. C. johnsor-L W- Klatt. .3 F?V'Lhirrs' 3:32? row: G. Tellers, '1 . McGaughey, T. Dzubay, Vice President; J. chkland. Presn erg, Cos'u' an R, R. Mickelson, Secretary-Treasurer; D. Gordon. R. Lidholm. Third row: E Dysarf.h - R Filk, D: Ruth, C. Marion, J. Erickson, D. Larson. G. Hopko. M. Hoyt, G. Baldwm. K. F115 31', G. VUalykcr Walden, T. Phillips. Fourth row: I. Larson, J. Brazil. B. W'old. T. Mahlkc. D.'Brai1D LH abet . L. R. Valine, L. Olson, G. Masters, R. Stay, D. Kramer. S. SUPl'Ck' T. WOOthA .1; Bichlei, J Jobes. Fifth row: J. Schweigert, J. Kosch, S. Osterhus. W. Helm. A. Stensgu , hi. I J 1:131- Anderson, C. Solberg, L. Craig. R. Strege. K. Hannay. P. Presholdt. RE Lau ensc age E . vorson, L. Gustafson. A -....- nu... Yea, rah, rah, team! Whether it's W :3 t . Q football or wrestling, one will always be able to find the blue and white hat of a Rooter Club member rooting his team on to success. E h l, 1: a .. i... go w- M -.. M - Numbering seventy-five, its members promote the school spirit by being good examples at games, pep fests, and gentle- men in school. Merwin Hoyt's Fire Engine Boy Cheerleaders G. Bauer, J. Lund- strom. B. Bonasera. R. Benson, D. '27 Peterson, R. Voight, C. Sharpe. 12 GRADE-First row: J. Kloss, B. Brazill, N. Lindblom, D. Swendra, C. Johnson, W. Klatt, 5. Powers. Second row: J. Zieska, K. Johnson, Treasurer, S. Edstrom, Secretary, Miss Sundal, K. Syverson, President, P. Hayek, Vice President, S. Marcilliot, J. Norman. Third row: M. Hanson, V. Hamilton, J. Peterson, S. Ryan, M. Hanson, M. Ryan, S. Hughes. D. Durand, K. Scanlon, P. Fjerstad, C. Jacobs, 8. Kelly, J. Carpenter. Fourth row: D. Smothers, A. Christom M. Lindblom, M. Gagnelius, M. Pelarski, K. 1355, P. Kastner. M. Brown, C. Swanson, N. Plante, P. Schmidt, J. Barclay, L. Gierach, C. Hervas. Fifth row: M. Steeves, M. Verkennes, A. Simonson, M. Tolzman, D. Brass, B. Ware, J. O'Brien, D. Jacobson, R. Wineland, K. Korman, J. McConnell, J. Brandt, L. Barker, 5. Wigren, M. Durant. ?eieW Under the able supervision of its advisor, Miss Sundal, the Pep Club has worked many long and hard hours for success. Cheering Section B. Ware, K. Scanlon, M. Brown, J. Lilyholm, J. Zieska, K.Korman. R. Benson, M. Suplick, J. Lundstrom, B. Bonasera. Morris. Second row: J. Falls, M. Perry, R. Johnson, M. Larson, J. Lundgren, B. Klick, S. Juneau. Third row: J. Peters, S. Elliot, B. Buck, C. Warner, K. Carr, R. Resch, J. McCarth, P. Lynch, G. Wahndell, J. Graham. Fourth row: K. Voight, C. Eull, S. Baxter, G. Gassland, C. Parish, S. Sarenpa, S. Carlson, C. Jemander, S. Aldert, K. Homer, J. Burtness, H. Hughes. Fifth row: C. Blank, J. Langford, B. Bauer, J. Lockhart, G. Hagemeister, G. Buckley, P. Hayek, J. Mengekouch, L. Pehrson, J. Wineland, P. Klick. Cheering our teams on to victory, promotion of schooi spirit, chartering games busses, and working hard on Homecoming and Sno-week were just a few of the many activities of the Robbinsdale High SchooFs 1956-57 Pep Club. Coach Nerdahl speaks at pep fest. M W w 0MWWMW,W 40W, Wemwdmmmw i Mum I30 raw. g.g'gnj 91,; i. ' w Strawberry Alphe Native Dancer GENE BAUER TOM BUCKLEY BROOKS BUTLER 2W i?56 7 2mm Wm M 5mm: From this date forth, it shall be considered a fallacy to talk of Robbinsdale athletic accomplishments without referring to the 1956 Championship football team. It shall also be an error to speak of them as anything but a team; a team of high spirited athletics and young men who would have nothing but a conference championship and a record that could be looked upon with pride and self-esteem. PM 37, 9e Id 54666 20. To the surprise of many devout fans, Robbinsdale's first scheduled game was to be played with rugged, long undefeated De La Salle. With the help of very fine running backs, the Islander's offense kept even with the Robins throughout the first two quarters of play. But with the determination and competitive spirit that often accompanies a good foot- ball team, the Robins forced De La Salle to forfeit three decisive second half touch- downs to win the game 31 to 20. First row: B. McClain, T. Buckley, B. Butler, J. Lundstrom, S. Suplick, E. Elling, R. Evans, D. Peterson, J. Sochacki, D. Taft. Second row: R. Voight, B. Granlund, G. Bauer, J. Pederson, E. Koelfgen, D. Olson, D. Hansen, D. Lundblad, J. Natchtsheim, D. Whinnery, D. Sipe, V. Morgan, Dr. Spurrier. Third row: R. Dallin, T. Woodfill, R. Oie, D. Forkey, J. Tetrud, J. Wheeler, T. Loechler, C. Sharpe, D. Johnson, M. Grunewald. Foutth row: B. Sherwood, J. Legus, J. Granlund, D. Claridge, R. Sipe, D. Larsen, K. Ironside, D. Valine, J. Hook, J. Jansen, A. Schober, G. Rathmanner, Coach Nerdahl. l33 Pig Pen tCo-Captaim Rog ED ELLING ROGER EVANS DON HANSEN 2W Edged EM 7354 12 Little did the Robins know that their first conference tilt with Richfield was probably their most important game of the season. Don Hansen kicked off to the Richfield 17 and fifteen plays later Richfield had pushed their way to the Robbinsdale 7 where they finally ran out of downs. Then on the third play from the line of scrimmage Ed Koelfgen ran 97 yards for an all important TD. and Robbinsdale took a 6-0 lead. With surprising determination and drive, Richfield bounced back in the second quarter to score two touchdowns on two successive drives to lead at halftime by a score of 12 to 6. During the third quarter the Robin's started to fight back by outgaining the Spartans 71 yards to 18. In the decisive last quarter, the Robins' bubbling determination could not be countered. After an unsuccessful series early in the period, with a mere five minutes to go, the Robins pushed from their own 10 over the Spartan goal line in eleven plays. With the final touchdown being scored by Koelfgen and the conversion by Whinnery, the gun sounded with the score 13 to 12. Tough Robin Defense Loose Ball!! Pork Dirty Ed ED KOELFGEN Dewey Papa John DUANE LUNDBLAD 2W 2mW46w0 After a close win over Richfield, the Robins knew that the spirit was there. Working most of that week on tackling, they were ready for Minnetonka. Robbinsdale won the toss and elected to receive. On their first series of plays, how- ever, the ball was lost by a fumble on the Robins' 47 yard line, the Robins pushed 72 yards in five plays with the final play, a 28 yard run by Whinnery. At the end of the first quarter the score stood 7 to O, Robbinsdale. Taking possession early in the second period, Robbinsdale moved straight and hard. In eleven plays the Robins traveled 64 yards climaxed by a two yard plunge by Koelfgen. Less than a dozen plays later, Taft running a quarterback option play scored from the Tonka 6. At halftime the score stood at 21 to 0, Robbinsdale. 'Early in the third quarter, the Robins scored on a pass play from Taft to Nachtsheim. Still the Robins moved on. Fifteen plays later the Robins scored on a quarterback sneak from the one. The iistone wall Robbinsdale defense wouldnit allow the Tonka squad closer than the Robin 26 yard line. When the last period was half over, the Robins scored again with sophomore Jules Hook bagging his first tally. Recovering a Minnetonka fumble two plays later, the Robins made their final T.D. on a quarterback sneak from the two. When the final gun sounded, the Robbins- dale squad had run up an amazing 46 points to beat the Skippers 46 to 0. Coaches and Captains JOHN LUNDSTROM I35 l36 Rolly Poly BILL McCLAIN JOHNNY PEDERSON DEAN PETERSON Brylcream 2W 5W gm 35 w 6. Avenging last yearis only loss of the season, the Robin squad played one of its most spirited games against Edina. The Robins scored quickly after the first series of plays by Edina. On the third play from the line of scrimmage, Rich Voight broke over left guard for 54 yards and 6 points. After the conversion the score stood 7 to 0, Robbinsdale. Following the kick-off, a tough Robin defense stopped the Hornets on their own 40 yard line. Then began another Robin drive which took them 63 yards climaxed by a three yard run by Koelfgen. The conversion by Hansen was good making the score 14 to 0, Robbinsdale. In the second period, the Robins scored twice on touchdowns by Nachtsheim and Whinnery making the halftime score 28 to 0. Early in the final period, Ed Koelfgen went over from the one and added six points to the already swelling Robbinsdale score. The Edina squad racked up their only score of the game on a rush from the 6 ending the game with the score Robbinsdale 55, Edina 6. 2W 3W PM Scouting reports clearly showed that the Oriole meat grinder offense was going to be tough. Park won the toss and Hansen kicked off to the Oriole 9. After a return of 14 yards, the Robin defense pushed them back to their 21 and took possession on a Park fumble. The Robins scored first 'on a pass play from Taft to Hansen. The conversion by Loechler was good, and the first quarter ended with a 7 to 0 Robbinsdale lead. There was no scoring until the final period when rugged Robbinsdale team play cracked the Oriole defense and scored two touchdowns. The game ended with Robbinsdale on the long end of a 20 to 0 score. Pagasco u oer COACH ROOT JOE SOCHACKI WW' ?W- Homecoming being here and with a slogan of Upsetta Wayzata, there was no let up in the rugged practice schedule. Wayzata won the toss and elected to receive. The kick went to the Trojan 20 and was returned 2 yards to the 22 yard line. After a series of eight plays, the Wayzata squad was stopped on their own 38 yard line. Three plays later the Trojans got their first major break. The Robin offense fumbled on their own 32 yard line. Four rushes and two passes later the Troian offense scored from the Robbinsdale 26. Following the kick-off the Robins pushed to the Trojan 34 but were forced to punt after a ten yard loss. The surprising first quarter ended with the score at 6 to O, Wayzata. The Robin offense was tired of being stopped and after a furious second quarter of play the Robbinsdale team had scored 26 points on 4 touchdowns. The first was a 6 yard rush by Nachtsheim. The second and fourth were both by Koelfgen while the third touchdown of- the quarter was by Dave Taft on a wide pitch or keep. Returning from halftime the Robbinsdale offense drove 62 yards to another touch- down. The final sprint was from the Trojan 23 by Whinnery. Wayzata drove 60 yards in 8 plays utilizing three pass completions to tally their final score. After a pass intercep- tion by John Nachtsheim, the Robins scored on a 4 yard run by Voight. In the final period, Dave Taft went 21 yards for Robbinsdale's final touchdown making the final score Robbinsdale 45 and Wayzata 12. Stump DAVE TAFT l37 ; . A Richy COACH GRYGELKO t'Lilac Co-captain RICHARD VOIGHT 2 ' WW 5 MIKE SUPLICK Always a tough competitor, there was no underestimation of the Mound ball club. Robbinsdale kicked off to Mound and two plays later Ed Koelfgen intercepted a Mohawk pass and returned it to the opponents 32 yard line. A defensive battle con- tinued until the latter part of the first period when Koelfgen rushed from the 3 to rack up the first Robin tally. It was not until late in the second period that the Robins scored again. A five plays later Mound passed for 46 yards and a solitary Mohawk tOuchdown. The third quarter remained scoreless because of a flurry of penalties and touchdown recalls. Early in the final period John Nachtsheim went over from the 5. Six plays later after a pass interception by Voight, Taft scored from the 4 for the Robinst final score of the game, which was Robbinsdale 27, Mound 7. Nachtsheim Gains Against Hopkins COACH NERDAHL-Algebra teacher too! Although cinched of a first place tie, the ultimate goal was seen ahead. Robbinsdale won the toss and elected to receive. After taking the ball on their own 20, the spirited Robin squad drove 60 yards in 6 plays with Ed Koelfgen going the final 5 yards for the score. Hansen converted and the tally stood at 7 to 0, Robbinsdale. The Robin offense completely controlled the ball for the rest of the first period. Not until the final seconds of the second quarter did the Robins score again. The 75 yard drive was capped by a two yard Koelfgen spurt and a conversion by Hansen. At halftime the score stood at Robbinsdale 14 and Hopkins 0. During the third quarter there was no score and not until early in the final period did John Nachtsheim sprint 24 yards for the final Robbinsdale score. As the final gun ended the game, the Warriors were shut out and the Robbinsdale team emerged with an eight and nothing record to become the true Lake Conference gridiron champions. I39 MIKE Sl'PlJLK hcntcd ED l:l.LlKLn Utn-glmnn Co-mpmin Co-mpmin All-confercnce . All-dmftrencc Lineman 0f the Week - Lineman 0f1the Week ALL-STATE DAVl: IAH uguutcrbadq RILH VOKIHI Heft mm . ' - D03. HAMm mghx ch All-confcrcncc AlI-conference McfensQ ' All-conference ,IOIW LOECHLER Heft tdele . ED KUEIJKJnN Uullbddd All-confcrcnce All-confcrcnce Back of the Week Back of the Year I40 , .Vu G. Johnson, R. Lauriach, A. Schober, M. Doran, D. Johnson, D. Sipe, R. Valine, J. Evans, R. Gamer, D. Olson, Mr. Root. With a six and one record, Coach Jim Roofs hB team finished on the top of the league for the third straight year. With the help of such fine running backs as sophomore Jules Hook and junior Jim Granlund, the Robin B team racked up a grand total of 140 points in seven games. GAME SCORES Robbinsdale .............. 1 3 Robbinsdale .............. 3 3 Robbinsdale .............. 27 Robbinsdale .............. 14 Robbinsdale .............. 33 Robbinsdale .............. 19 Robbinsdale .............. 6 Richfield .................... 1 2 Edina .......................... 1 3 Park ............................ 6 Minnetonka ................ 1 2 Wayzata ...................... 26 Hopkins ...................... 6 Mound ........................ 1 3 l4l Hum WwaWn g egg? XachW ,ww MMWW W , wwmmw wawbupw, , Mam ,wg Utawn' Hi The 1956-57 Robins started the season in the gym with only two returning lettermen. Minus last year's All-Conference high-scoring Pat Gorman, a building job was underway all year with underclassmen filling most of the positions and play- ing time. Seniors Mike Suplick and Dave Taft were elected co-captains of this year's squad. Games with new Lake Conference Bloomington, St. Paul Murray, and Mpls. Washburn tat the dedi- cation of the new Macalester Field Housel provided the non-conference competition on the schedule. Season hi-lites: the games with Mpls. Washburn 016-43; the 52-48 loss to Minnetonka; the win over Edina t51-37l; and the Sub-District game with St. Louis Park at Robbinsdale. Eight of the twelve boys on the tournament squad will be back next year to give the Robins a nucleus for a good squad. COACH BOB LARSEN Returning lettermen will be juniors: Tom Loechler, John Nachtsheim, Jim Ellingboe, Dave Werner, Jim Tetrud, Jim Wheeler, Gary Johnson and sophomore Gary Asp. With the building program underway and a hopeful eye on Mr. Henjumls. llB squad and Mr. Kemppainen's Frosh, basketball will improve with this group of ex- perienced boys. Seniors from this years squad who graduate are: Co-Captains Mike Suplick and Dave Taft, Jim Anderson, Davis Kramer, David Gordon, Brian Strom, Jerry Johanson, and Ed Thomas. 7?56-57 3W BASKETBALL, A SQUAD--First row: Mr. Larson, J. Ellingboe, J. Tetrud, Co-captains D. Taft and M. Suplick, D. Gordon. Second row: J. Wheeler, D. Werner, G. Johansen, J. Nacht- sheim, D. Kramer, C. Solberg. Third row: J. Rathmanner, B. Strom, T. Loechler, G. Asp, J. Anderson, E. Thomas, W. Sherwood. I43 CONTROLLING THE BOARDS are Robin defensive men T. Loechler and G. Johnson. GAME SCORES Bloomington ............ 42 Mound ...................... 46 Washburn Minnetonka St. Louis Park .......... 95 St. Paul Murray ........ 45 Edina ........................ 45 Hopkins .................... 74 Richfield Mound ...................... 58 Minnetonka .............. 52 Wayzata ................. 59 St. Louis Park .......... 74 ....37 Richfield .................. 47 St. Louis Park .......... 71 Robins .................. Robins ............... Robins ........................ 48 WIDE OPEN is Robin guard J. Ellingb Tip In by T. Loechler Sophomore G. Asp shoots over Park's Rog Plantikow '9- ran cum umw '2 I45 '46 B TEAMeFirst row: D. Johnson, D. Hedberg, G. Asp, M. Malone, R. Valine, S. Johnson, B. Grunewald, Second row: R. Ruth, M. Steenerson. R. Beauli L. McLain, J. Larson, Mr. Henjum. Third tow: W. Sherwood, A. Schober, K. Claridge, E. Jesser, J. Goodland, E. Munn, G. Rathmanner. eu, D. Sipe, R. Brisco, G. Sundgren, Ironside, D. ?W 2 SW Finishing the season with an eleven and four record, the Robin 33B team ably coached by Mr. Henjum is a fine example of our fine athletes to come. With Doug Hedberg and Gary Johnson, the Robins had no choice but to terminate the season with an exceptionally fine record. Hgggwwggggggwgg GAME SCORES Robins ................ 37 Robins ................ 26 Robins ................ 2 1 Robins ................ 40 Robins ................ 43 Robins ................ 48 Robins ............... 38 Robins ................ 38 Robins ................ 39 Robins ................ 39 Robins ................ 36 Robins ................ 44 Robins ................ 33 Robins ................ 36 Robins ................ 2 5 Bloomington .............. 1 2 Mound ........................ 2 1 Minnetonka ................ 34 Wayzata ...................... 3 5 Park ............................ 40 Edina .......................... 37 Hopkins ...................... 27 Richfield .................... 2 1 Mound ........................ 29 Minnetonka ................ 47 Wayzata ...................... 37 Park ............................ 37 Edina .......................... 3 1 Hopkins ...................... 3 5 Richfield .................... 37 233 First row: Merwin Hoyt, Tom Dzubay, Wayne Helm, Dick Mickelson, Al Sherwood. Second row: Gary Hopko, Bob Heinoman, Jim Schaefer, Brian Grunwald, Jim Halvorson, Lloyd Link. Third row: B111 Murphy, Joe Erickson, Gary Smith, Ray Pettman, George Masters. Bigger and better every year could well be the slogan of the 1956 Cross Country team. Mr. Zimmerman stated that with six returning lettermen and more boys each year reporting that chances look good for an improved and better experienced team next year. Under the leadership of Tom DZubay, senior captain, one hundred and fifty points were stacked up against their opponents, Minnetonka and Columbia Heights. Losing only to Park, the team placed ninth at the regional meet. These meets take place at Theodore Wirth Golf Course or aiong Lake Nakomis. Cross Country requires an athlete to be in top shape throughout the fall season. Long hours of running go into perfecting certain strides. Only one and a half miles left to go, boys! Tom Dzubay, A1 Sherwood, Bill Murphy, Dick Mickelson, and Merwin Hoyt. I47 www.?w me is is the way to do it says coach Grygelko to R. 7956-57 70W ms, B. McClain, J. Kelley. Go for the fall! yells coach Grygelko during a match. Once again, Coach Gryelko's grapplers have reigned over all opposition. This year the wrestling team had a valuable assistant coach in the person of Jack Gause, a former . .-.-..,-, - .. -e Robbinsdale wrestler, who helped Coach Grygelko mold the championship squad. The team led by Co-captains Jim Kelley and Bill McClain, started the season by capturing the championship t0 the Minnesota Invitational wrestling tournament. The team then started on a rampage of dual-meet triumphs. They amassed a total of 14 wins, including two victories each over their arch rivals in the Lake Conference, Wayzata and Mound. With these dual-meet conquests, the Robins were the undefeated, untied Lake Conference champions. The only defeat was suffered in a close non-conference match with Mankato. Coach Gngelko, Co-captains Bill McClain, Jim Kelley and assistant coach Jack Gause. Ah! the Lake Conference Trophyll MATCH SCORES Robins ........................ 49 Robins ........................ 1 6 Robin: 29 Robins ........................ 38 Robins ........................ 35 Robin: 27; Robins ........................ 32 Robins ........................ 37 Rnhinc 26 Robins ........................ 34 Robins ........................ 39 Robins ........................ 3 1 Rnhine 34 Robins 29 Robina 22, Edina ........................ 2 Mankato .................... 28 Wayzata .................... 1 6 U. High .................... 1 3 Minnetonka .............. 1 3 Anoka ...................... 18 White Bear ................ 1 1 Mound ...................... 8 Wayzata .................... 1 3 Richfield .................. 6 Winona .................... 8 Mounds View .......... 1 3 Litchfield ................. 8 Mound ...................... 20 Anoka ................ . ...... 20 6-. WRESTLING-First row: D. Anderson, Mr. Grygelko, B. McClain, J. Kelley, J. Gause. Second row: L. Lewis, P. O'Neil. D. Walterl D. Montague, J. Hookt R. Evans, D. Forkey, B. Butler, A. Johnson. B. Trunnell. Third row: D. Osterhus, D. Reimer, D. Larson, D. Campbell. R. Buranen, J. Jansson. V. Morgan. T. Woodfill. J. Anderson, L. Liveringhouse, J. Almendinger, K. Johnson. Fourth row: C. Pangier, B. Rau, R. Sipe, J. Jendro. L. McClain, J. Schaefer, J. Lidman, J. Modeen. I49 Coach Grygelko accepts the Regional trophy from Wally Johnson, U. of M. wrestling coach. A. Johnson, D. Montague, J. Kelleyt L. Lewis, B. McClain, Coach Grygelko, Wally Johnson, J. Hook. D. Walters, R. Evans. This year four men, Lloyd Lewis, Bill McClain, Roger Evans, and Jim Kelley re- mained undefeated in dual-meet competition. The squads leading scorer was Lloyd Lewis, who scored 49 individual points for the team while only two were scored against him. In the process of winning the team championship t0 Region 5, Al Johnson, Bill McClain, Roger Evans and state champion Jim Kelley captured individual first places. Lloyd Lewis, 95 lbs. of dynamite, was the Robin's leading scorer this season. SW 5456 7awwtameatt The team wound up the season by sending seven men to the State Tournament, more than any other school in the state. Jim Kelley again captured the state championship in his weight class; Bill McClain, Roger Evans and Julian Hook each took second places. With these scores the Robins finished third in the State Tournament. Nice going, Dick'i-says Coach Grygelko and Jim Kelley after Dick Montague walked off the mat with a victory in the rggional tourna- ment. When two-time state champion Irish Jim Kelley finishes with a match, this is what his opponents look like. They just don't come any rougher than Kelley. Wild Bill McClain is about to continue his pinning ways by wrappipg another opponent. McClain was this year's leading pinner on the squad. Mr. Root, co-captains E. Elling, L. Stern. 7756-57 31W SEASON RECORD Bloomington ........................ 6 Richfield .............................. 2 St. Louis Park ...................... 6 Mounds View ...................... 0 Anoka .................................. 1 St. Paul Monroe .................. 0 Hopkins .............................. 4 Minnetonka .......................... 2 Edina .................................... 1 Wayzata ................................ 0 Bloomington ........................ 6 Richfield .............................. 5 Minnetonka .......................... 2 Hopkins ............................. 6 St. Louis Park ...................... 0 Edina 2 Wayzata ................................ 3 Placing third in theconference, Robbinsdaleis hockey squad's season could be described as having its ups and downs. The outlook in the beginning of the season wasn't very good with only four players returning, but the improved play of Richard Dallin and Leonard Lilyholm, along with the addition of Dennis Hupe, Canadian transfer, made the outlook brighter. Starting the season in first place by beating Park; who was supposed to be one of the best teams in the conference. Losses to Minnetonka and Wayzata hurt the Robinls chances to place higher in the standings. The two best games of the season were against Edina, the Lake Conference Champions, even though the pucksters lost. Both games were fought hard and evenly played so that the tide could have turned the Robin's way. Highlights of the season came when Ed Elling, Leonard Lilyholm, and Dennis Toth placed on the All-Conference second team. Ellingis 21 stop average sparked the team for two years, along with Toth's play on defense and Lilyholm at a wing position. Dennis Hupe and Richie Dallin won honorable mention on the All-Conference squad. This squad is picked by the Lake Conference coaches. The outlook for next year is encouraging with 12 of this year's 16 squad members returning. The only hard men to replace will be co-captains, Ed Elling and Lorin Stern. First row: J. Eiden, T. Anderson, B. McIntosh, D. Whinnery, B. Fink, R. Dallin, J. Olson, D. Hupe. Second row: C. Sharpe, J. Ganzer, L. Stern, E. Elling, D. Toth, S. Uglem, L. Lilyholm, Coach Mr. Root. Robim Opponerm 3 HonwA-HWNNOwaMv-i I53 Ramblid Reck - RICHIE DALLIN The Front Line Lookin' Down the ,Barrel ! l54 , ; -, 1.1.: MM . 4-w-M' ; ' '- . .4! , ;- - vg :21 5:21? x , r' w . Mint 2-, 'p :1 ; Ed Elling. goalie. Stew: L'glcm. Dennis Toth Double Duty Defense l55 tih'srrn 1 3-3 I vi ' j .1 ; I I 51. u 1 V J Runners to your marks . . .get set . . . go! First row: K. Ironside, J. Wheeler, M. Steenerson. J. Tetrud. Second row: M. Hoyt, B. Murphy, Jaanersomwl 956 7W After losing many valuable letter winners, the team started the season with a very young and inexperienced, but eager team. As always, the team kept up the Robbinsdale track team spirit by devoting much time and hard work into every practice session: One of the outstanding features of the squad was their willingness to sacrifice everything that came up in competition with their practice and meets. The team started the practice season March 1, as usual, by being called in by Mr. Wrucke for a meeting and chalk talk. Some of the most important matters and problems were worked out in a chalk talk before practice had begun. Coach Marv Wrucke makes plans for the track season ahead. e'-' vv-x v... 3' ' f kelson B. Murphy, B. First row: Mr. Wrucke, J. Nachtsheim, W. Helm, T. Dzubay, D. Mic Butler, Mr. Zimmerman. Second row: L. Andreson, K. Ironside, G. Hopko, R. Leckner, E. Koelfgen. Third row: M. Steenerson, D. Larson, J. Wheeler, 3. atton, . Masters, J. Tetrud, D. Carlson, D. Forkey, T. Woodfill. I57 l58 For the distance runners it is miles of running for pre-season conditioning in the halls. J. Halverson, B. Murphy, M. Hoyt, G. Hopko, 1w Shawoo Coach Wrucke and assistant coach Zimmerman had the team hold their first spring workouts in the gymnasium and halls because of the weather at the time. These indoor workouts were valuable to the track squad since this is the time most of the basic fundamentals were learned and physical conditioning accomplished. As soon as the team was able to get outside, they started the regular season with victories in the majorities of the meets in which they participated. The teams leading scorers were Dick Whinnery, dash man; John Nachtsheim and Wayne Helm, hurdlers; Tom Dzubay, miler; and captain Brooks Butler and Ed Koelfgen in the weights. With coaches Wrucke and Zimmerman leading the team, the boys could not help but have a very satisfying and successful track season. Mr. Wrucke shows Merwin Hoyt and Dick Mickelson the track booklet for the season. John Nactsheim practices starts with the help of Jim Wheeler and Wayne Helm show mid-season form in the hurdles ' Tom Dzubay and Wayne Helm. during spring practice while Keith Irodside looks on. 1;- Whinnery, J. Nachtsheim, W. Helm, T. Dzubay, B. Butler, E. Koelfgen, D. Mickelson, ' MUIPhy, A. Sherwood. 1126 : 'l la 3 1: IIII IH I'II IIII Brooks Butler and Ed Koelfgen demonstrate the throwing of the discus and shot put. l59 I60 First row: Mr. Acker, B. Ness, D. Tatton, S. Osterhus, W. Bibelheimer. Second row: J. Miller, R. Leckner, C. Forslin, B. Erickson. Splash, and a new sport hit Robbinsdale this year in the person of a swimming team, with Mr. Richard Acker, a former swimming star, acting as coach. The events which determine the points in swimming are: 50-yard freestyle, lOO-yard freestyle, lOO-yard breaststroke, lOO-yard backstroke, diving, 150-yard individual medley, medley relay, and 200-yard freestyle. The high men during the year were next year's captain, Gary MacCarthy, in the backstroke, and Ron Leckner in diving who won first place in the diving event at the Lake Conference Meet. Although winning only one game out of nine, this new sport is certain to be popular for boys in years to come, and many are urged to join next year. .w-M MEET RESULTS D Clan C Clay; Alexander Ramsey .......................... Lost Won Minneapolis EdiSOn ........................ Lost Won New Ulm U schoolst .................... 5th 20d Mankato State Teachers' 6th lst t9 schoolg ................................ 17th 13th Northwestern OD ........................ Lost Won Fairmont ........................................ Brothers Phil and Ray Pettman With Tom Dzubay, Phil Pittman and Ray Pettman leading the way in the more ad- vanced C Class, the gymnastic team had a fair season of wins under the direction of coach Mr. Leach. In the Novice or beginning Class D , Keith Fisher, Carl Marion, and Paul Carlsou led the way with assistance from Dick Mickelson, Gary Hopko, Jerry Halverson, Jerry Braesch and Dick Lang. First row: Mr. Leach, T. Paulson, K. Fisher, P. Carlson, J. Halverson. Second row: R. Jackson, T. Dzubay, P. Pettman, R. Pettman, C. Marion, D. Mickelson, G. Hopko. j .'. e t E I I g The baseball team, under the able coaching of Arnie Henjum, had another sparkling season which is characteristic of Robbinsdales baseball teams. The team, headed by Co-Captains Don Hansen and Ed Elling, was very unique for a high school ball club, since they had a combination of all the talents needed for a successful season. When staffed by such powerful hitters as Don Hansen and Jim Ellingboe and such fiel-ders as Rich Dallin and Julian Hook, it was no wonder that the baseball team had such a terrific season. BASEBALL-First row: R. Ruth, D. Gordon, J. Tuel, Co-captains E. Elling and D. Hansen, D. Taft, J. Ellingboe, T. Loechler. Second row: R. Brisco, B. Grunewald, D. Werner, T. Buckley, M. Suplick, J. Johan- son, D. Olson, E. Munn. Third row: A. Shoeber, D. Johnson, J. Sundgren, L. Craig, G. Asp, J. Hook, R. Dallin. Fourth row: Mr. Root, B. Sherwood, K. File, D. Claridge, J. Goodland, J. Rathmanner, Mr. Henjum. h lb3 ' Dallln and D. . . y D. Olson, E. MUIIH. B. 163m C03C ! $Q B I N's. J 10 I65 lbb 7! o! First row: D. Walter, B. Hanson, J. Adams, D. Lundblad, K. Franko, Mr. Adams. Second row: A. Lee, S; Osterhus, R. Wagner, G. Guptil, R. Anderson, J. Schweigert, G. Berndt. Tennis is a sport which brings action almost all of the body muscles. It is an all-around development sport. Under the careful; observant eye of Mr. John Adams, the young professionals of tomorrow practice steadily and earnestly; over and over again, to become proficient in the sport. Golf is a relatively new sport here at Robbinsdale compared to football and basketball. It contributes, however, just as much to the building of American youth. Niblick, mashie, five-iron, and woods are some of the familiar terms which are ever present with these someday-to4become Slingini Sammy Sneads. Golf is on the rise; keep an eye on it! First row: B. Braesch, C. Lloyd, D. Oewns, T. Helgeson, J. Lawson, P. Carter, Mr. Alden. Second row: T. Doten, D. Myron, R. Buhrt, P Bocson, D. Nelson, J. Wicklund, R. Falk. Robbinsdale Says Welcome! C. Johnson. W. Klatt. D. Swendra, B. Brazill. J. Kloss, S. Powem N. Lindblom. Cheering for school sports, leading pep fests, and devising new cheers made up a full year for the. sch00l cheerleaders. By holding strenuous practice sessions, the cheer- leaders emerged to encourage pep at games to the utmost. Don,t you wish that you had bought one? Win-Team Win I68 B. Sandberg, M. McDougall, M. Ryan, J. Jacques, S. Ryan, N. Lyons, D. Devalk, J. Nemitz, S. Pag- gan, D. Rodregus. Second row: J. Edberg, B. Bauer, G. Munson, B. Kemkes, D. Running, P. Schmidt, A. Leverentz, M. Holt, J. Hook, R. Deppa. Third row: Mr. Larson, J. Vilandre. Mrs. I. Hokanson, Mrs. E. Peterson, Mrs. F. Hanlon, Mrs. C. Fasching, Mrs. E. Kosch, Mrs. I. Shuster, Mr5. H. Williams, Mrs. L. Mehr, Mrs. E. Durant, Mrs. N. VanSteenwyk, Mrs. M. Hanson. R. Trombly, N. Schmitt, A. Cox, J. Sorenson, C. Wojciak, J. Spurzum, K. Scanlon, B. Ware, G. Hagemeister, M. Durant. II WW 0 categwga, 'Wwymtdawtaw W W W W 70 p Abbott, Garyn .. 74 Abbott, Acker, Phyllis 29,96, 98, 106, 114, 118, 11131: Richard 1 60 Beverly .................................. 29, 111 66 Barbara Msr. Les ........ 91,80,99,100, 126,167 129 .................................... 29,98,106, 118 119 ........... 29, 118 ................................ 75, 148 100 ............ 66, 75, 100, 104, 105 29 A. 100 M. 100 Ruthanne ................................ 7,5 109 are ........ .66,99,100,103,109 5. Curtis ............................. , 99 ' Darrell ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 75, 10 ; David ............... 29, 87, 148 . Eloise ........................................ Anderson,Jacque1ine ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Anderson. Jame es ............. 29 88, 127, 143 Anderson, Margery .................................... 30 Anderson,Marv1n ............................... 75 Anderson, Norma ............................ 6, 75 Anderson, Patricia G. .............. 91, 97, 117 Anderson, Richard A. ...... . 3,0 117,166 Anderson, Rebert .............. Anderson, Rodger H. ..... 30, Anderson, Miss Ruth ,,,,,, 17, 19, 104 Anderson, Thomas ..................... 66, 152 Andresen, Gerald ................................................ 75 Andresen, Loren 20 lAnnakaIa, Jan Anton, Janice ........................ 66, 106,111,112 5 Antrim, Gregory ................................................ Asp, Gary ........................ 75,99,145,146,162 Atherton, Kathleen 7 Arthur, Abbey Ann ..... Arthur, Dennis .......................................... Axell, Jeanne Babcock, Gary 75 Bailey, Carole ........................ 75,104,105,113 Bakk e, David Baldwin, Gary .................. 30,87,89, 101,127 Balfany, Sharon ................................................ Balzer, Kay 75 Banhoizer, John ................................................ 30 Barclay, Judy .. 3.0 36, 86, 96, 98, 102, 112, 11,3 114,128 Barker, Lila ........ 30,108, 117, 118, 119,128 Barstad, John Bassett, Patricia ........................................ 90 Bauer, arbara ...66,103, 112, 116,129,169 Bauer, Eugene ........................ 3,0 127, 132,133 Bauer, Mary Ann .............................................. 75 Bauer, Sharon Bauman, Alice ........................ 66, 99, 112,113 'Baxter, Sharon .......................................... 75, 129 Iiayliss, Linda Bayliss, Terry .................................... 41, -87, iieatty, Barbara .................. 121 Beauchaine, Diane ...... 30, 98, 102, 104 Zeaulieu, Raymond .................................... 5, 146 Beck. Barbara 75 Beckey, Judith Bedin, Winnifred ............ 66,86, 99, 106, 107 Bednarski, Jacqueline ...................... 66, 86,1 160 '3egin, Sharon Belch Patricina ................................ 75,104,105 1I3ennett,Sharon ........................ Bennyhoff, Allan ............................ Benson, Ronald. . 30, 87, 127, 129 . ancy ................................ 73,99, i3ergee, Elaine Bergstrom, Joyce .................... 66, 97, 103, 106 i3erndt. Gary ............................................ 75, 166 13erquist, John 75 13erquist. Sharon ................................................ 66 Berry, Marlene 30 3ertayk, Diane .......................................... 66, 112 Beullo, 90 '3eutner, Dennis ................................................ 66 Beyer, Barbara 30 Beyer, Dea n 75 Bibelheimer, Jeanette ...................... 66,90,106 INDEX Bibelheimer, James ........................................ 160 Bies, John 75 Bies, Kay ............................................ 66,90,104 Billey, Allen ............. 66, 86,99 Binderup, Bonita ................................ 31,97,111 ird, Kennet 31 Bu-keland, L013 75 Bischke, Ronald .................................................. 66 Bistodeau, Thomas ............................................ 67 Bjork, Sandra 75 Blakeborough, Janet ........................ 90,112 Blank, Carol Ann .. .67 73, 87, 10,795,117, 129 Bloomdahl, Russell Blouin, Duane ............. Bluem, Kathleen ................................................ 75 Bly, Russell Bock, Mary ................................................ 31, Bock, Nancy Bodem, Bruce iodin, Bob ioesen, David ioesen, Peter .............................................. 67,167 .ioetcher, Richard .............................................. 31 oman, ennis 75 Bonander, Donald .............................................. Bonasera. Robert .................... 31,47,127,0129 Bouchard, Miss Janet ................................ ,76 Boucher, Dennis ........................... Boudreau, La Vonne .................... Bouma, Barbara 75, 113 Boutin, Thomas ...... 7 Boyer, Jeanette ....... 75 Boyton, Barbara ................................................ 74 Braesch, Bob 167 Braesch, Jerry .................................. 31, 90, 117 Brand, MacRobbie .................... , 109 Brandt, Dennis .......................................... 127 Brandt,Jacque1ine 31, 57, 104, 111,112, 1 6, 128 Brandt, Marilyn ................................................ 67 Brandt, Richard ....... 75 Brandt, Robert .......................................... 99,117 Brass, Diane 31, 32,86, 87 89, 96, 98 992, 8104, 1,14 115,118,124,128 Brazil, David Brazil, Barbara 31, 111, 112, 113, 127, 128. 68 Brazil, John ................................................ 75,127 Brecht, Beverly .................................................. 75 Breen, Rita 67 Brisco, Richard ........................ 76, 90, 146, 162 Brisky, Joyce .................................... 67,112,113 Brockhoff, Sandra 76, 91, 92, 93, 113, 129 Broman, Barbara .................... 67,104,105,111 Brose, Jack Brown, Judy ............................................ 171 Brown, Mary Jane ........ 31, 98, 102, 103,112, 113, 114, 115,117,121,128 Brown, Nancy 31,56,98,108,114, 116 Brown, Miss Patricia ........................................ Brunsell, Bonnis ............... Bryant, Fraincine 9... Buck, Denn .............. Buckley, Gersaldine .. Buckley, Janie ce ........................................ 10 Buckley, Thomas ...31,98,102, 117,127,132, 133, 162 Buelow, David ............................................ 76, 90 Buhrt, Roger Buoen, Karen .................................... 76, 90, 111 Buranen, Rodney .. , 148 Burglund, Janice ................... 7,104 Burnham, Janis ...................... 67 106,112, 113 Burress, Barbara 32, 86, 96: 98'106'111f; Burt, Burtness, Julie ............ 67, 86, 112, Busby, Davi Butler, Brooks 67 121. 129 67 29, 32, 91, 92, 98, 99, 102, 117, 132,133,148 Campbell, Donald ...................................... 48, 76 Carlson, Carlson, Janis ............................................ 32, Carlson, Joy .................................... 67,106,113 Carlson, Keith 67 Carlson, Marilyn .. Carlson, Paul Carlson, Paul D. Carlson, Richard Carlson, Richard Carlson, Robert ........ Car lson Sharelyn Carpenter, Judy. 29,3 83,91, .93, 98, 9,103,106,112,114,11952,117,128 Carpenter, Stanley ............................................ Carr, Katherine ........ 76, 97, 117, 129 Carson, John .............................................. , Carter, Phil 167 Champlain, A. 100 Chaplain, Janet .................................................. 76 Chase, Charles 67 Mrs. G Patricia. .................... 20, 77, 103 67 19, 99 . 67, 90, 104,112,119 ......... 67 , 104, 112,113 Lau uer el ............................................ 32 Christou, Athena ... .32 99, 104, 106, 114,128 Chumley, Diane .................................................. 76 Ciesinski, Ronald ................................................ 67 Claridge, Dennis 76,99,101,132, 146,162 Clark, Bonnie ............................................ 76, 120 Clark, Sybil 33 Clasen, Douglas ............................................ ,78 Clear, Deanna ........ 33. 94, 98, 103, 106,114 Clift, Dianne 76 Clinton, Nancy 76 Cloninger, James ................................ 99,106 Clouse, Elizabeth .67, 1007106,113 Clunis, David ................................ 33, 87, 89, 96 o y, Marsha 76 Coburn, Robert 67 Cokley, Arlene 76 Collins, Jerome Colver, Elaine ................ 33,98,112, 118,119 Colver, Roy Conrad. Jerry 76 Cook, Patty Cooke, Bruce ................ Cooper, Mr. Edwm Corey, Kay 33, 8 Costigan, Patrick 33, 86, 94, 96, 98, 106, 117, 127 Cournoyer, Joan ................................................ 76 Covell, San ra Cowle, Marilyn ........................ 67,104,105,111 Cox, Arlene ................................... 67,100,169 Cragg, Harold Cragg, Michael .................................................. 67 Craig, Lannie ........................ 99.117.127.162 Craig, Richard 76 Crandall, Timothy ............................... 76 Curtis, Laurie ........... . 67,100,109 Curtis, Rodney ........................... 76, 110 Custer. Constance ............... 67 Cutlan, Judith ............................................ 67, 106 Cyr, arl 76 Dahl, Bette ................................................ 74, 100 ahl, Marvin ................................ 33, 100, 110 Dahlen, Bruce 7 Dahlen. Wade ............................................ 33, 126 Dahlstrom, Raymond ............................ 106,110 Dallin, Richard ............ 67,100, 132,153,154, 16 2, 16 4 Dallin, Virginia .................................... 76, 90 Danelius, Byron 33 augs, Mr. Fr .................................................. 97 Davidson, Donnette 67, 106,112,119,126 Dawson, Charl es. ................................................ 67 Dawson, Mr. Deppa, Richard .......................................... 76, 1 9 DeValk, Dorothy.. 34, 118, 169 Devine, Thomas .......................... ew 1', Karen ..... 76, 100, 112 Dibble, Melody ....... . 76, 121 Didericksen, David. 2 ...................... 34 Diethert, Sharon ............................ 76,104,105 Dietz, Melvyn 34 Dingley. Charlotte .............................................. 76 ixon, Mary Jane ...................... , ............. 67,109 Dobson, Frank 34 Jodd 3, Sharon ................ 67,104,105,111,112 30ering. Carlene ................. 67, 106, 118, 119 Jolan, Timothy 76 Dols, James 67 Donovan, Kenneth .................................... 67,106 Doran, Maureen Joran, Michael Doten, Thomas Dressel, Frederick ...... Dressel, Susanne Driver Mr. William ..... i 1 Dunning, Judith Durand, Deidre 34, 102, 104, 111, 112, 117, 121, 126, 128 Durant, Mrs E. ................................................ Durant, Mary Ellen ... .,35 98,102,114,118, 128, 169 Durant, Richard .................................................. 74 Durkot, ............................................ ank 99 Dysart, Edward. .,35 87,94, 96, 97, 98,4101. 102,113,127 3.4,35,98,101, 106,127, 147,159,161 Dzubay, Thomas .. I7I Ebberhard, J. 121 Eberle, Kathy Eckdah1,Thomas ........................................ 35,191 35, Edberg, Jean .................................... 35,118,169 Edberg, Paul 76 Eddy, Patricia .................................... 35,90,100 Edlund, Dennis .................................................. Edlund, Jon Edon, Leila ...................................... 76,112,113 Edstrom Dan ............................................ 67, 100 Edstrom, Sally. 36 88,96, 98, Edwards, Beve 86 100, 106,131.12, 114:1117, 12271,23 124,128 36 Edwards, Dennis Egan, Kathleen .............. . 76,111,112 Eggerichs, Robert ....................... Eiden, John ................................................ 66, 152 Ek, Everett 68 Elftmann, Leonard Elling, Edward 76 36, 54,116, 132,134, 135, 140,152,153,162,163,165 Ellingboe, Jim ........................ 68, 144,162,164 Ellingson, David ......................................... Ellingson, Diane ............................................. Elliott, Sandra ...... .. 7.6 99,112,129 Elstad, John ................................................ 68,10 Elster, Robert190 Emons, Darlene .................................................. 76 Engstrom, Dennis .............................................. 66 Ensz, . 17 Erickson, Barry ................................ 76, 101, 160 Erickson, D. Erickson, Joseph. .36, 86, 96, 110, 127, 147 Erickson, Lance ........................................ Erickson, Tona ........ 36,94, 98, 102, 104, 121 Erickson, William Erland, Patricia Ersland, Steven Erwin, Kathryn Ess, Kathleen ............................ 36,103,108, Ess, Virginia Essen, Richard 76, Evans, Roger 28, 37, 38, 98, 99, 132, 134, 14 8, 149,150 Everhart, Judith ............................ 68,112,113 Ewald, Rog 37 Fagerberg, Harvey .................. 37, 97, 104, 106 Fagerberg, Ramona .. Falink, Sharon ........... Falk, Roger .................................... Falk, Ruth 1 Falls, Judy ................................ 68, 86, 112, 129 Falstad, Carol 1 Fantle, Joel ................................................ 68, Farmer, Curtis Farrier, Sharon Fasching, Mrs. Faue, Robert Fehner, Mrs. Eileen ........................................ 108 68, 106 Ferguson, Lynn .................................................. 76 Ferrell, Leon 68 , Lylagrace .................................... 68 104 162 152 Dorothy ................................................ 77 68,1 68, 87, 104,105 3.7 87, 88, 103, 117, 127, 161 ........................ 74, 91,100, 1 Fitzsimmons, Jean 7 Fjerstad, Patricia 37, 48, 86, 94, 96, 102, 114, 115, 117, 121, 128 Flosseth, Mrs. Dorothy ................ 24, 112,113 77,119 Fontaine, Douglas William ............................ 37 Forkey, David ............................ 66, 99, 132, 148 Forslin, Charles ........................ 37,98,100,160 Forslin, Julie '7 Forslin, Linda ............................ 68,90,100,121 Foss, Geraldine .. ...................... , Foss, Janet ..... 77, 90, 111 Foss, Ronald C ....................... 38 Foster, Dennis ......... 38, 126 Frampton, Bonnie ............ 129 Franko, Kenneth ............... 68, 166 Franz, Donal .......... 68, 91, 100 Franzen, Gerald ........................................... Fratzke, Antoinette 38,106,118,121 Fratzke, Sharon .......................................... Frederick, Larry ......................... Fredin, Douglas ........................... Froling, Barbara ................................................ I72 Fultz, Delores .................................. 77,100, 113 Fyle, Keith 77 Gaasland, Gloria ........ 68,97, 99, 112, 117, 129 Gabbert, Yvonne Gagnon, Frank Gamer, Ronald ....... Gannon, Eugene 77 Gierach, Edna ... .38, 41, 86, 87, 112, 113, 114, 116, 124, 126, 128 1i1breath,Carolyn ..... 7 1i1christ,Anne 1 1 1 1 Gillete, Marlene .................................................. 8 Gilstad, Dennis ..... 38 11i1tner,Sharon ................................ 68,106,121 1zisv01d, Deann Glenn, Sharo Glidden, Patricia 68 38, 87, 98, 102, 112,118, 119 Goede, Barbara .......................................... 38,106 Golle, JoAnn ................................................ 77,91 Gomez, Joseph Goodland, Jim ................................ 77,146,162 Goodmonson, Marlyss Gooler, Carol Gordon, David 77 39. 98, 106, 117, 127, 162, 164 Gorian, Dale 1:0tsch,David ............................................ Goude, Lawrence 1 1 1 1raham,Janice ... N xranlund, James rech, Karen ......... Greenwold, M. Gresham, Judy Grimme, Joyn ....... 11risvold,David Grose, Mar11n 1:ruid1,Richard 1 ;runewa1d,My1es Grygelko, Mr. John Gulczinske, Vernon Gulden, Antoinette ........................... 39 Gulden, James 77 Guptil, Mary Jane ............................................ Guptil, Gordon ............. . 39, 49,86,166 Gustafaon, Darlene .............................. 77 Gustafson, Gary ........................ 39 Gastafson, Karen ..... 68, 109 Gustafson, Larry .................... 3,9 127 Gustafson, Louise ............... 39, 87, 98, 100 Haberle, Joanne ........................................ 4, 121 Haberle, John 68 Hagberg, Thomas ................................................ 77 Hagemeister, Gretchen . 68,99,108,112, 113, 116,117,121,129,169 Hagemeister, Mr. Henry .................................. Hagen, Mary Lou .. .39 90, 98, 102, 106, 112 Hake, Sharon 74 Haley, Dennis .............................................. 39,151 Hall, ean .................................................. Halverson, James .. Halverson, Jerry ........................................ 74,161 Hamilton, Vernetta ......... 40, 99, 112, 128 Hammer, Robert ...................................... 77 Hand, Gary ............... 77, 90 Hamish, Kenneth ............... 91 Hanlon, Mrs. F. ................... 16 Hannay, Kenneth ....... 40, 127 Hannover, Richard . ....................................... 7 Hansen, ob ............................................ 77,166 Hansen, Donald H. ............................................ 40 Hansen, Donald 0. .. 40, 59, 99, 132, 134, 140, 162, 163, 164 77 Hansen, Geraldine ............................................ Hansen, Larry 66 Hansen, Mary Kay 33 89,96, 98. 108,114,01153,7117,124, 128 Hanson, Donald ........................................ 68,110 Hanson, Mr. Donald ........................ 16, 66, 100 Hanson, Mr r.s M. 169 Hanson, Marie Hanson, Marly Sharon ............................ 40,128 Hanson, Pau177 Hanson, Theresa ................................................ 77 Hardin, John 40 Hardin, Sarah 74 Hargreaves, Leon ................................................ 66 Harris, Dave ................................................ 40, 87 Harris, Fay Hart. Joyce ................................ 68,99,109,112 Hartmann, Carleen ............................................ 40 Hartwig, Dale 77 Hartwig, Wanda Harvie, Mary Hatch, Theron Hattstrom, Curtis Haugen, Harriet ........ Hawkins, Dolores ..... Hawkins, Richard ..... Hayda, Mr.Loya1 Hayek, Patricia 113,117,129 Hayek, Phyliss ........ 40, 47, 1171, 112,117,128 68,86,99,106,127, 146 4,0 121 Hedberg, Douglas .. Heidelburger, Carol Heidelburger, Judy Hein, Helen Helgeson. Tom .................................................. 176 Helm, Wayne 41, 57, 86, 96, 98, 99, 116, 127, 147,159 Henjum, Mr.Arn01d ................ 19, 75, 146, 163 Hennen, A. Dorothy ........................................ Hennen, Kathy 77 Henning, Noe168 Henning, Rosemary .................................. 41,104 enry, Terry Henschel,Ade1e ........................................ 41,106 Herder, Robert ............................................ 68,91 Herman, Judy 77 Hermes, Patricia ................................................ 74 Hervas, Christina .. 4.1,98,99,106,108,114, 12 8 Hildeen, Donna Hille, Carol ............. Hillstrom, David Hillstrom, Robert. Himango, Wayne ................................................ 77 Hoard,A11yn 74 Hobson, Richard 41 Hoban, Joyce 77, 109 Hoenigschmidt, Bruce ........ 68, 106, 107, 117 Hoff, Judy .......................................... 77,99,116 Hofitch, Darlene ........... 68,104 Hokans, Charlene ................ 68, 104 Hokanson, Mrs. Irene .......... 169 Hollenkanip, Janice .......................................... 41 Holt, Richard ............................. 42, 91 Honigschmidt, Donna. ............... Honigschmidt, Kenneth .......................... Hook, Joe .......................................... 42, 148, 162 Hook, Julian .................... 7, 132, 150, 164, 169 Hopko, Gary 42, 98; 101, 106, 127, 14g, 8, 1 1 Hopko, Judy 74 Hoppman, David ................................................ 68 Horba1,Joyce 77 Horner, Karen ............ 68,109,112,121, 129 Hoult, Bob Hovda, Roger ................................................ 68,187 Hovda, Ronald .................... 39,94, 96,117 Hoyt, Merwin .. .42 52, 86, 96, 2108, 127, 147, 157,155 Hubbell, Monica .............. 69,87,109, 111,112 Hubbe11,Patricia ...................................... 42, 104 Huber, Allen Hughes, James .................................... 69,91,109 Hughes, He len ................... 129 Hughes, Missn Jeanette 16 , 115 Hughes, Sharon .............. 42,87, 112, 126,128 Hullett, Barbara Hunter, Joyce Huntington, Janice 69 28, 43, 87, 96, 98, 104, 11 13, Hupe, Dennis ............................................ 78,152 Hurt, Patricia 69 Husak, Barbara .................................................. 77 Husby, Harold 69 Huston, Richard ................................................ 69 Hutchinson, Mr. Charles 22, 76 Hutchinson, Grace ......................................... Hyde, Margaret ................. 77, 104, 112 Ingvalson, Linda ...................................... Ironmoccasin, Lion Ironsides, Keith e178 78,91,97,919,6116,132, 6, 157,159 Jacenko, Elaine .................................................. Jackson, Roger J acobs, Carrell 66,161 .,43 111,112,113, 121,128 Jacobs, Darrell .................................. Jacobs, Mary Louise Jacobs, Michael ............. Jacobs, Norene ............ Jacobs, Miss Pat .............................................. Jacobson, Diane ........ 43,63,86, 111,121,128 Jacobson, Patricia 69 Jacques, JoAnn ......... aeb, Maureen .......................................... James, Janice 6 Jansson, Jon .................................... 78,132, 148 Jaroscak, Marilyn 69,104, 113 Jendro, John 74, 148 Jennings, Carol ........ 43 87 Jensen, Judith .................................... 43,90,100 Jensen, Ronald Jernander, Connie ............................ 86,109,129 Jesser, Eugene .................................................. JObes, Larry ............ 43,86, 88,98, 106, 127 Johansen, Gerald 4 Johnson, Alan ........... Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Barbara J. .............................. 104, 105 Johnson, Carol A. 4 Johnson, Carol M. 44, 103, 111, 112, 121, 1 Johnson, Johnson, Iohnson, rohnson, rohnson, rohnson, Johnson, Gerayldine . Johnson, Janice Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Karen 9.19.2.9. 69 38, 45, 102,111,112,114, 12 Johnson, Karl ............................................ 74, 148 Johnson, Kenneth ..... Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Lynn Johnson Marie ................................ 90,100,109 Johnson, M. Johnson, Phllphp .................................................. 74 Johnson, Ra .................................. Johnson, Randall 78 . 43,45, 91, 92, 98 Johnson, Ra ay 4 Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Shirley Johnson, St tanley Johnston, Alan ........ Johnston, David .. onas, Kenneth Jones, Bernice ..... Jones, Gerald ...... Jones, Kathleen Jones, Kat thryn ............. Jongeward, David .. Jorgenson, Dale Julson, Karen ........ Juneau, Suzanne Kallunki, Leland Kanduth, Robert Kastner, Patricia Katzner, Laura .................................................. Keenan, Robert ...... Kellar, Mitcnhell Keller, Kelley, Elizabeth 34,45,98, 104,114 Kelley, Jam ................ 45,148,149,150, 151 Kelley, Josepsh 66 Kelley, Sharon ................................ 45, 111, 128 Kelly, Paul Kemkes, Barbara ...................................... 69,169 emppainen,Mr.E1mer ..... 19,110 Keskitalo, Elma ....... . ........... 45 Kessler, Colleen ........... 45 Kimmerlee, Kim ..... 69 Kistler, Margo ..................... 104 Kjorlaug, Mrs. Esther ....... 25, 66 Kjorlien, Robert ...................................... 69, 104 Klass,J. 99,127 Klatt, Winnifred 69, 112, 116,117,126, 127,128,168 Kleitz, S. Klick, Beatrice 69, 97, 109, 111, 112, 119, 126, 129 Klick, Maricarol ........................................ 69, 109 Klick, Patricia ........... 109,113,129 Kloss, Jean ........... 69, 111,128,168 Kluck, Meredith ........................................ 69, 104 Kneisl, Jean Kneisl, Joyce ............................................ 69, 121 Knoll, Bernard Knoll, Douglas .................................. 45,99,113 Knudtson, Miss Lucille .................................... Koelfgen, Edward ........ 53,132,135,140, 159 Koeneke, Marilyn .................................... 45,112 Kohnen, Richard ....... .69 109 Kohnen, Wayne .................................................. Korman, Karen Kosch, Mrs. E. Kosch, James Kosch, Steve Koski, John 78 Koskie, Thomas 78 Kramer, Davis ............................ 46, 98, 106, 127 Krein, Lawrence ...... 69,100 Krieger, Roberta ...................................... rone, Carol Krone, Robert ' 46 Krone, Ronald Kruger, Constance 45, 108, 111, 112, 126, 128 1 46 46, 86, 96, 98, 100, 114, 121 Kruger, Wesley Kuehne, Richard .. 78 Kunsisto, Judy ................................ 78, 104, 105 Kuttland, Judy 96 Kuutti, Madeline Kuutti, Myrna .............. Kvam, Mr. Donald ..... Laddiesaw, Robert Lading, David Lamberton, Sharon ............................................ 78 Lamotte, Carol 69 Landecker, Norman .......................................... Landon, Barbara Jean .. Landon, Robert Landry, Karen 46 69, 109, 111, 112, 126 69 Lange, Eric Langford, Judy .. .,69 86,112,116,117,119, 1 26, 129 Lanning, David .................................................. 8 Lanning, Michael 78 Larsen Mrn Robert ........ 19,23,68,143,169 Larson, ............................ 78 106, 112, 113 Larson, Larson, ...................................... 108,112 Larson, 73, 78, 127, 132, 148 Larson, ........................................ 76,127,146 Larson, Maralyne ........ 69,112,113,121,129 Larson, Ronald .................................................. 69 Larson, Sallyy 4 Larson, Teisr .......................................... 91. 126 Larson,M syWinnif red .......................... 20, 70 Laudenschlager, Rohn 37, 46, 91, 96, 102, 106,117,127 Lauderdale, Joyce .................................... 78, Laurish, R0 .............................. 69,104,141 Lawson, John 167 Lazerte, Phyllis ................................................ 46 eac 25 81, 161 Leavenworth, Carol ................ 78,104,111,112 Le Brun, P 111 78 Leckner, Ronald Lee, Allen Lee, Andrea Lee, Mollie Legus, James Lehmann, Gary ...... Lehner, Mr. Lyle ................................................ 16 Lelter, Robert 47 Leltze, Darlene 78 Leloup, Joanne .................................. 86,121 Lemx, Penny ........ Lenzen, Lois 69 Lenzen, Rose .............................................. 47, 121 Levenier, James ................ 1 6 Leverentz, Alice .. ............. 100, 169 Lewis, Edward ..... 47,108,110 Lew1s, Lloyd .................. 69,148,150 Lichtenwalter, William .................... Lidhoim, Robert ................................ ,91, 127 Liddicoat, Sally ............ 47,108,113,114,121 Lidm John 148 Lidman, Mary .................................... 47,114,121 Lien, Robert 74 Lien,Rona1d Lilj: Lily Lily rd 152 Linc, Ardis ........ 69,87,89,97,99, 106,111 Linclbloom, Marlen ne 48, 87. 98,11;8,111148 Lindblom, Nancy ........ 48,52, 86,88, 98,108, 114,115,116,117,121, 127,128,168 Lindbloom, Wayne ............................................ 74 Linderhoim, Neal ................................... Lindfors, Janet ................ 69 106, 112 Lindstrom, Ronald .............................. Lmk, Lloyd ...................... .. .69, 99, 106,147 Liveringhouse, Larry ................................ 7 loyd, Carter Lockhart, Jonell 69, 86, 97, 99, 11114:? 116, 129 Lodin, Ge 11 .......................................... 79, 99,109 Loe, Miss Esther ................................................ 15 Loechler, Tom 69,106,101475,132 140, 1'14 ,162,1764,165 ............................................ , 113 ............................................ 70, 100 48 78 ............................ 06 .................... 48, 1320 135, 166 79 ...................................... 70, 129 ............................................ 7 35, 48, 117, 1217, 129. 32 135 .Lussenhop, Mr. Leroy ................................ 22, 80 utgen, Janet Lynch, Patricia ...70,87,108,112,113,129 Jyons, a cy ............. ,169 WacCarthy, Gary .. WacCarty, 'Judy .................... 80, 106, 112, 117 .VIacDonald, Mrs. Lucille ................................ 24 MacMillan, Jerome ................ VIacPhail, 1 ........... VIahlke, Timothy ....... .. Mahoney, Kathleen ............................................ VIaki, John VIalm, Steve Malone, Mickey ................................ 79,106,146 Maiueg,Ei1een ........... 100 Manion, Miss Lucille .................................. 15, 22 Manley, Dav id 79 Manz, Marilyn .................................... 80, 91,106 Marchand, Mary Ann ..................... 79 Marchand,Kare11 ....................................... 79 Marcilliott, Susan .. .48, 86, 100,128 Marcotte, Judith ............................... 79 Marcotte, Yvonne ......... . 49,106,112,121 Marhula, Mr. Stanley .. ........................ 2, 79 Marion, Carl ............................ 49,87, 127,161 Martin, Curtis 80 Martin, Marilyn ........................................ 79, 100 Marx, Leila Marx, Wally ................................................ 80, 91 Mason, Darlene ........................ Master, George ................................ 49,127,147 Vaster, Helen Vaafors John 73 JV athis, Richard .................................................. 4...... u, Ja 49, 86,1 100 Matthiesen, Dawn .......................... 79,112,113 anfnnn Roy . Maxwell, Conrad ...................................... 66,1 196 Maxwell, Marilyn 49,104,121 Maxwell, Robert .................................................. 79 Mayer, Sharo 79 McCaffreyEI0n Denms ............................................ 79 McCarth, J . 129 McCarthy, G. 101 McCausland. Caryl ............................................ 79 McCausland, Charles 49, 94. 96, 97,210;t5 McClain, William 58, 132, 136, 148,649. 150. 1 McConnell, Judy 49, 103, 111, 112, 113' 121. 128 McDouga11,Duncan .......................................... 79 McDougall, ary .. McGaughey, Charlene ........................................ McGaughey, Terry. .49, 87, 96,101, 113, 127 McGlone, Judy .................................................... 79 Mchonagle, Fay 79 Mchrath, Nancy .. .............. 79 McIntosh, Bob ............................. 79, 52 McIntosh, Sharon ....... 80, 90, 121,126 McKee, Betty Joan . ............. , ........ 80. McLain, Larry ......................... 79 146 148 McLaughlin, Gerald ...................................... 66 McLaughlin, James 79 .chanus, Thomas ..... 50 v 91, Sha n ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 79 Velr, Mrs.L.169 wenke, Carole ................................ 80 109, 112 M e in, ayne - Mendenhall, Mr. Robert .......................... 18 99 Menkelkoch, Joanne .............. 80, 109, 111,129 Merwin, Timothy ................................................ 78 Meyer, Barbara .......... 50 Meyer, Beverly ...... 50, 111 Meyer, Thom ............ ...... 80. 86 Micheletz, Katshleen ...... 79 Micheletz, Lyl ............................................ 50 Mickelson, Miss Kalma .......... 15,19,114, 121 Mickelson, Richard 33, 87, 99,101- 50, 126,127,147,158,159.163 , ............................. 50, 103, 121 I73 Miller, Darlene Miller, red Miller, Joe ...... Miller, Judy Miller, Lindalou ................................................ 79 Miller, Michael ............ 79,110 Miller, Sharon ...................................... 80,121 Minton, Marilyn .. 80, 99, 106, 112, 121 Mitchell, Dennis ................................................ 79 Mitchell, Ronnie .............. 7 Modeen, Jarold ............ 79, 148 Moengen, Robert .. 50, 100 Mokres, Charles .............. VIonson, Thomas, .................... 79, 90 .leontague, Barbara .. ....... 80,87,104 .11 ontague, Richard ...148,150, 151 core, Mrs. Carol .................... 2,0 102 Voore, Patrick .......................................... 80,103 Voos, Marvelee Voos, Laura .............................. 50, 87, 104, 118 01:51.61, William .. ............................ 50 1V organ, Charles ...................................... 79 Vorgan, Vernon ............... 80,116,132,148 Viorris, Bernice ....... 50, 96,; 3104, 117, 129 Vorris, Beverly .. ..... 3, 7 , 87, 117 Morse, Rita ........................... 79, 90, 111 uxucuauu, Patricia . ........... 50, 106 i mmnu Marilyn ................................................ 79 Woyer, Sharon 90 Mueller, Paul 79 Mueller, Raphael ................................................ 80 Mundem, Robert ............................... Munn, Earl ............. 79,146,162,165 Munson, Gale ....................... 80, 111, 169 Murphy, Caroline Murphy, Maxine Murphy, Wilford. Myran, Dennis ..................................... 167 Nachtsheim, John ............ 80, 99, 132, 138, 159 Nash, Atr 9 Nelson, Darrell ................................ 80,106,167 Nelson, Dennis A. 79 Nelson, Dennis E. 79 Nelson, Eldon Leroy ................................ 67, 80 Nelson, Gerald Nelson, Marcia ...................... 80, 111, 112, 126 Nelson, Marilyn .................... 80, 106, 112, 121 Nelson, Nancy 79 Nelson, Patricia .................................................. 7 Nelsonz, Vernerd ............ 80, 109 Nem Jan ................................ 80,112, 169 Nerdahl, Mr. cIrvin ........ 22,77, 132, 135,139 Ness, Bill 160 Ness, Kirsten 80 Ness, aul .................................................. 80, 100 Nesseth, Jon Nichols, Wayne .................................................. 80 Nistler, JoAnn ........ .. oruberg, Bruce .............. Noruenstrom, Darlene Norc enstrom, rt Norulocken, Mary Norc strom, Beverly Norc strom, Sandra Norman, Judy Novack, Barbara ................................................ 51 Novakowski, Karen . 80, 121 Nunke, J ames Paul ..................... 80 Nygren, Dennis .................................................. 80 Oberg, Garlin O Brien, Joanne ... ne .,52 54,111,112,11,g,10128 ODell, ................................................ Odlund, Sharon ................................ 80, 111,112 Ohde, Neomi Oie, Ralph 80,132 Ojala, Carole .................................... 66,112,113 Olsen, Arnold .............................................. 52, 98 Olsen, Curtis 80 Olson, Barbara180 Olson, Charles .......................................... 106 Olson, Daryl1d ........ 80,126,132,141,1?$2,165 Olson, Don nlda .............................................. , Olson, Gene L. .................................................. 8O Olson, Gene R. 76 Olson, Jane 80 Olson, Janice .. 90 Olson, Jerry 152 Olson, Karen 80 Olson, Larry .............................................. 52, 127 Olson, LeRoy 80 Olson, Ward 52 OiNeil, Patrick ...................................... 100, 148 Orstad, Madelyn .................................................. 80 Orstad, Paul 80 Orstad, Reynold ................................................ 52 Ortler, Carol 52 Osberg, Kathryn 0 Osterhus, Daniel . Osterhus, Joel ......... Osterhus, Stephen 80, 80, 90, 100, 127, 1163: I74 Ostlund, Carole Ostroot, Nathalie . . 80,100,104,112 9 Owens, David ........... 52, 167 3aggen, Sandra .. ...... 66, 80 3aggen, Susan ........................................ 106, 169 3allum, Larry 53 13a1m, Katherine ................................................ 53 ia1mquisxt,Joyce ..... , 99 3angier, Charles ...................................... -80 148 ,arish, Carol .80, 91, 99, 106, 113, 117,129 Parker, Linda 80 3arker, Patricia ................................................ 80 3arrish, Sharon 80, 104, 105 3arson, Carol 80 ,asicznyk, Richard ............................................ 80 3atterson, Bernadette .. ..... 80 3atterson, a ................ 80 3au1aha, Denms ............................. 80 3aulson, Audrey ...... 121 3aulson, Duaine ............ 61 1auly, William ..................................... 80 Dederson, John ..... . 136 Pehrson, Lynn ............ 129 3elarski, Mary Lou . ........ 53,108 128 nelle'cler, Dennis ............................ 80 3ennock, Richard ....... . . 80, 91, 101 Ierleberg, Kenneth ............................................ 53 3erry, Mary .................. 80, 103, 111, 112, 129 Jerson, Karen 80 3eters, Judy ...................................... 99, 116, 129 leterson, C. 100 3eterson, Dean .............................. 127, 132, 136 Jeterson, Mrs. E. ............................................ 169 Ieterson, Joan 80 3eterson, Judy 53,91, 92, 93, 108, 114, 115,121,128 Peterson, Judy .......... 80,13 Peterson, June .............. 53 Peterson, Karen ................... 80 Peterson, Miss Lavinia. .......... 78 Peterson, Marvii:A .................... 80 Peterson, Mary Ann ........................................ 80 Peterson, Miss Nella ........ 20, 25, 81,102, 116 Peterson, 8 Peterson, Peterson, ut Peterson, Mrs. Sally ........................................ 20 Peterson, rry Peterson, Petrosky, John 80 3e'crosky, Judylee ............................ 54,103,121 i3ettman, Phil 161 3ettman, Raymond ........ 80,100,106,147,161 ihillips, Eugene ............................................ 80 3hillips, Marilyn .................... 54, 106,118,120 ahillips, Thomas ... .,80 97, 99,103,108,711137 Pierskalla, Kenneth .......................................... 80 Pihlstrom, Douglas ...... Pisansky, Judith ................................................ 80 Plante, Nancy 35, 54, 96, 104, 1:11;, 117, ulummer, Lorraine .................................. 80, 104 3orter, Audrenna ................... Pouliot, Darrell .................. :owers, Carole ..................................... 8,0 104 owers, Sandr ra ............ 80,109,12870128, 168 restholdt, Perry ............................ 0, 99, 127 3u11iam, James ,urnick, Nancy ...................... 80, 86, 108, 113 Rafshol, Virginia .................................... 80 Rambow, Mary Alice . ..... 80, 90 Ramirez, Delores ................... Ramsey, Thomas ................................................ 80 Rangel, Shari , 80 :iathmanner, Gerald 80, 110, 132, 146, 162 Rathmanner, Paul .............................................. tau, Robert ................ 80,148 1ausch,Barbara ........................................ 80,100 Ree, Roy 80 Reed Fred 54 Reese, James 80 JRemaras, D. 109 Resch, Rose ............................ 80, 103, 104, 129 Reynolds, Joan ..................................... Reznicek, Robert ............. 80 Riccelli, Mr. John ...................... ice, Barbara .......... . 55 5, 90, 98, 112, 114 R1ce, Carol Ann ................................ 80, 90,112 R1ce, Preston , 80 Rice, Selma 55 Rexmer Don .............................................. 80, 48 Reimer, James Rimer, Gerald 55 Rimer, Sharon 80 Rivers, Carol 99 Robbe, Judy ........................ 73, 80, 99, 109, 112 Roberts, Diane 80 Robinson, Kay 80 Rocheford Garry .............................................. 80 Rodregus, 169 Roehl, Theodore .................................................. 55 Roggeman, M. 80 Rolf, Curtis 81 Running, Carol .......................................... 81,104 Root, Mr. James 19, 23, 79, 137, 141, 152, 153 162,163,165 , Roslund, Patricia Rossingn Patty 1 Rumble, Betty ............ 55, 81, 86, 98, 1022, 104 Running, Diane ................................................ 169 Ruppert. Patricia ...... ...... 80 Rusinyak, Gregory ............................................ 80 uss, Christian 55 Ruth, Robert: ........ 73,81,103, 127, 146, 162 Rutkowske, Marilyn .......................................... 81 Ryan, 55, 169 Ryan, Michael 8 55 55, 58, 98, 1012,1111,112, ,128,169 , James .............................. 121,81 147,148 . Margaret Janice 1 Karen Diane Schieber, A. 81 Eichieber, Joseph ................................................ 81 Lchimke, Ronald ....... Lchmeltzer, George 56 midf P atricia . .56 61, 96, 112, 128, 169 chmitt, Bonnie .......................................... 1, 91 v miH Nancy 56, 96,112, 113, 117, 129 r- mnn n ' 0 oh Albert .................... 132, 141, 146, 163 hchoening, Sharon auchommer, JoAnne .. immut' Jolson ....... euchrankel, Jean ..... P Q A is ------------------------------------------------- caulz, Karen . chutz, Carolyn ................................................. 81 hcnwalon, Sangra ..... . 80,112,121i J ................................................ . , .0 t, John ... .,81 90,101,126,127,166 ncldmore, Diane .......................................... 80, 90 cott, Mike . cudder, Geraldine ............................................ 56 . .,eebach Bever 1y ....... 80,106 eeman, Richard ............ 81 eibert, George .......... .. 81, 91 neigman, Mary Lou .......................................... elberg, James 56 elden, Marcia .......................... 80,99,103, 104 .ellman, Jane 80 endzik, Dennis .................................................. 81 .,epolski, Juliann .............................................. 57 , Clyde 81 ' , A. 78 fewell, Nancy ............................................ 81, 113 i nannon, Georgia ........................................... 81 harpe, Charles ......... 80 91 127, 132 152 E nelander, Terry ....................................... . neldon, Eleanor ......................... S herer, im .............. 46, 57, 98, 106 f Herman, G ..................... 111, 129 E nerman, Phil ............................................ 80,106 E herwood, William 81,110,132,146,114g2. Sherwood, Alvin ............................ 87, 158, 159 S110 eber, A. Shore, Mary ...I. ................................ 57,112,123 r, Mrs. . .................... 311511-333 Se ........................................ 81, 109, 111 ue Al 57,83, 86,96, 98, 102 Simonson lee104,112,114,115,121, 138 Simonson, Peter .................................................. 1 Sims, J erry Sinnott, Miss Bess ........................ 17, 20, 80, 96 Sipe, ary ........... 80, 132, 141, 146 Sipe, Roger ........................................ 81,132,148 Sjoquist, Miss Dorothy .......................... 25, 81 Skartvedt, Miss Valborg ................... 23, 114 Skytte, Carole ............................. 81, 112 Slanga, Gerald ..................... 57, 91 Smith, Bruce R. ...... 72, 80 Smith, Gar ....................... 81, 147 Smith, Jeanine .......................................... 81, 104 Smith, Mike 80 Smith, Philip ........................................... 57, 106 Smith, Rene ................................. . ............ 81, 104 Smith, Shirley 81 Smith, Susanne ................................ 80, 112, 113 Smith, Theresa ............................................ 57, 96 Smothers, Diane. 1. 57, 62,91, 92, 96, 99,103, 106,112, 114,115,116,117,121,126,128 17 20 Snabbi, Miss Grace .................... , , , 10 6 Snyder, Eugen ne .................................................. 80 Snyder, Margaret. .,80 99, 106,112,126 Sobon, Beverly Sochacki, Joseph 58. 61,132,127 anderholm, Jacquely1i 58, 100, 103,108, 1,11 112 Solberg Carl ............ 72,99,101,108,117,127 borenson, Judy ................................ 109, 169 E3orenson, Mary June .. .,80 100,112,118,119 Sorenson, Norma ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Sorenson, Sharon Lee ., ......................... 72 Sorheim, Beverly 37, 58, 86,117 Sowada. Patricia ................................................ 72 Emake, Lyle Spears, Roger .............................................. 72,86 Springer, Mrs. Elvera .. . 15,83,114, 121 Spurrier, Mr. Hans ...... . 117 132, 135 Spurzem, Judy ................................ 113,169 Stacy, Jo oan ............ 80,99,109,1181,112,113 Stah1,Ly1e 72 tiy. Bermce .......... 2, 111,112 Stay. Ralph ............... 48, 758, 86, 127 Stay, Roma Jane .............................................. Stechmann, Gretchen ...58,106,111,112,121 Steeber, Gerald .................................................. Steenerson, Mark .. 81,146,157, 159 Steeves, Mary ........ . 59, 111, 114, 128 Stefanick, Rose ...... 87 Steger, Marvin ...... Steiff, Janet ........................................... Steine, John Stemper, Sallee ........................................ Stene, anet Stengel, Gary ..................................................... Stensrud, Alan ...... Stern, Loren ......... Stoufert, Carol ...... 99 Stibal, Douglas ........ 81 Stockman, Cathy .............................................. 99 Stohl, Bruce 81 Stone, Suzanne .................................................. 81 St1auch, John ............................................ 81 Strege, Richard ................ 56,59,91, 106,127 St1om, Brian 59 Stubbs, Janice .................................................... 82 Sullivan, Dianne ........................................ 59,87 Sullivan, Joan Sunda1,Miss Miarvel Sundblad, B011 ......... Sunde, Mrs. Chaerlotte . Sundgren. Geral ............................ 82, Suplick, Stanley 32, 60, 91, 98, 11 7,127 129,132,135,138,140,162 Swanson, Bernard ............................................ 82 Swanson, Carol A. 42, 60, 103,108,112, 114,116,124, 126, 128 1 96 60 Swanson, Swanson, Swanson, Swanson, Swanson, Swendra, Deanna 59, 60, 111, 127, 128, l Swenson, Mary ................................ 82,111,126 Swenson, Ralph 60, 98 Swenson, Richard Sylte, Maureen .................................................. 60 Syverson, Karen 60, 98, 99, 103, 108, 111. 11,4 115,117,121,126,128 Szlachtowski, Rosemary ........................ 10 Taft, Dave 42, 60, y,86 88,132,137,,E.,140 1 2,1 Tatton, Richard ........................ 60, 87, 110, 160 Taylor, Kenneth ................................................ 72 Tellers, Gerald ........ 60, 86, 96, 110, 113, 127 Tepley, Roge 72, 86, 106, 107 Tetrud, Jimer ..... 72, 87, 132, 157 Thayer, Mary ..................................................... 82 Thayer, Mike 72 Thiede, Mr. John ...... . ............... 19, 69 Th'ole, P yllis ....................... 60, 87 Thomas, Edward ......... Thompson, Lynn ...................... Thompson, Susan ...... .. 61 112, 121 Thorson, Kathleen ............................................ 82 T1mm, Ric ar 82 Tischer, Mike 72 Tischmann, Patricia ................................ 72,106 Tollefson, Kathleen 72, 1,09 111 Tolzman, Mama ............. M60, 86, 89,118,128 Tomascak, Walter ........................................... Tompkins, Janet ....... ...... '101'ne11,Sandra .......... .. 82,100,113 'Joth, Den nis .......................... '1 rierweiler, Judith ....... , . ........... 182 Tripet, Mr. Thomas .................. 110 Trombley, Rose Marie ............................ 61, 169 Truax, James 61 Trunell, Bill ................................................ 82. 148 Tuel, Jerry ............... .. 162, 165 Tullbane, Eugene ............... 82 Trunwood, Bryan ........................ Uglem, Steve .................. 72, 152, 155 Ulrich, Mr. Lyndon .. ..................... Uyldert,Suzan11e ......................... 7,2 109 Valine. Richard ............ 7 , 127,132, 141,146 Van Gorp, Gail .................................................. 82 Van Loon, Mr. Russell .. Vanske, Kenne t .............. Van Steenwyk, Jervay Van Steenwyk, Mrs. 16 Varner, Gwen .................... 82, 112 Vasquez, Roland .. .............. 8 Veth, rian .................................................. 90,110 Veit, Vaughn 8 Verkennes, Mary .......... 61, 108,118,121, 128 Vilandre, John .......... 72, 86, 88, 99, 106, 169 Villars, Mr. Lawrence ......... 22, 80,116 Voight,Kath1een ...................................... 72,129 Voight, Richard. . 61, 62, 87, 116, 127, 132, 8,140 Vojta, Delores .................................. 61,118,121 Vojta, Robert 82 V0 B. 82 Vought, Ronald .................................................. 61 Vossen, Jud y ...................................................... 72 Vossen, Larry 61 Wagner, Gail 82 Wagner, Robert ................................................ 166 Wahnell, 129 WaKefield, Leland Waknitz, Susan ............ Wa cher, Mary ..... Walden, Daniel Walker, Gerald ..... Walker, Susan .................................................... Walknitz, S. 82 Wallace, Patricia ................................................ 72 Walmsley, Babette 2 Walter, Donald ...................... Walton, Frank Wandel, Virginia Ward, Dennis .............................................. 72, 91 82 Ward, John Ware, Barbra 46, 62, 98, 99.103.108.112 . 115, 116,128,169 Warner, Carmen ............ 82, 90,112,117,12 Watt, Dennis Weaver, Sharon ...... 72,86, 99, 106, 107,112 Webber, Karen Joy .................................. 109 Weber, Burleigh .................................... 82 Weikle, Judy ....................... 72,109,112 Weinand, LaDess ......................................... 62 Weinand, Patricia .............................................. Weinand, Roberta. ........ Weinard, Roberta ............ Weirauch, Vicki ...................... 62, 98,102,106 Weissenfluh,Bo11nie Lou .............................. 82 Weincr, James Weitze1,Richard Westervelt, Weston, Judy Wheeler. Jim Whetston, W. Whinnery, Richard Wickham, Darlene Wickham, Sharon .. Joanne .............................................. Wicklund, Wicklund, Jon .. .62 87, 96, 97, 98,101,1022 103, 106, 117, 126, 127, 167 Widstrom, Mrs. ........................................ 24 Wigren, Sharon ............ 62,1'.1,114,18226,128 ilde, Nan ............................................ 100 W1lliams, Mrs H ............................................ 69 lels, Richard 63 Wilmont, Gerald ................................................ 82 Wilson, Michael ................ 82 Wimmergren, Dean .............. .. 72 Windsperger, Donald ........................ 82 Wineland, Joanne .................... 129 Wineland, Rosalie .. .63,99,112,113,18221,128 ing, Jack 72 With, Dennis 82 Witkowski, David .............................................. 63 Wive11,Mr. William ................................. 16 Wojciak,Car01e ............. 72, 112, 113, 169 Woker, Kare ........................ 72, 109, 111, 121 Wold, Darrin 86 Wold, Beverly ................................ 72, 100, 127 Wolfe, Suzan nen . 06 Woodfill, Thomas ............ 72,87,127, 132,148 Worel, Jack 72 Worsech, Elaine ., ....................................... 63 Worth, Marlene 63, 86,98,106,112 VVrucke, Mr. Marvin 22,23,157,158,159 'Nuornuos, Dona ............................ 72,112 VVycoskie, Helene ........................ 82 Ylinen, Jo Anne ...... .. 72, 109, 111 Yorger, Connie ........................................ 106, 111 V oung. 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