Rochester High School - Rochord Yearbook (Rochester, MN)
- Class of 1957
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Just as we've planned every day, every Week, of this year, We must continue to plan for our future. STAFF Editor Assistant Sue Pudwell Barb Bickel '57 Editor Assistant Lucy Butt Barb Roddis Senior Editor Assistant Libby Thompson Sus Sprague Activities Editor Assistant Ann Olsen Marcia Moeller Social Editor Assistant Margie Lawler Kitty Underwood Sports Editor F-SSiStCInt Sally Wilson ludy Klopp Faculty Editor Assistant Ann Bezoier Stephanie Cain Business Manager Assistant Gwen Davis Iudy Heitrnan Art Editor Assistant Nancy Clagett Phil Wright Photographers Henry Thomas Bob Iohnson George Hallenbeck Dave Winkler STAFF MEMBERS ludy Davis, Diz Essex, Lee Gray, Darlene Langevin, Ginny Iensen, Koyla Knowlton, Renata Boeber, Barb Lubarski, Karen Hansen, Mary Ann Weld Torn R. Moore, Sandy Swarts, lane Hammond, Barb Bennett, Pat Shanahan, Barb Brooks, Mary Iane Murphy, Mary Parkhill, Susan Haas, Kay Hines, Iudy Larson, Marcia Nelson, Maggie Twentyman, Pam Culp, Becky Love, Linda Boyar, Susan Schomberg, Carol Woodman, Dana Madarik, Sandy Moberg. We, the 195 7 graduating class of Rochester Senior fhgh School dedicate this year- book to the students ot RHS who Serve G' o Vern Learn Enjoy during the best years of their h ves .1 -,I i S , , i n ' ' ll I I 'ff N 7' 4 Il Il? Wd ll dl 4 5 ll I2 18 I9 25 26 6 I3 20 27 7 I4 21 28 I5 22 29 IO I7 24 31 fig 'x 'Gui X.,.f 'Y nawx-vs. Sm1'55mw- -rung -fit Q., .E. , rfiiiku . 5- ki. 'W 4 R Gethng a bug laugh from Tub by and Porky Pla are Glnger Runyan and l1m Pauleon the two most humoroux eentors SOPHIST ICA T ED Showmg Ken Corbtn how to pu the Sball rnto the stale pocket Marate Lawler Qulte typtcal of the eentor most lxkely to succeed 8 No hlgh eye drop lor Ltbby Thompson ax she prepares t blaat Roger Hagbera marble a ove he lloor What a ept athete I It takes true talent to bu1ld such a manuton ol carcls Nancy Cla aett and Ted Hynearson w1ll cer tamly quahly among the top IH any talent whom 2 f r : .f tl : o S 'S 5 ll r t . d l , .:3 , l ' -' . l? I ' 1 M.j,.qmh ,- X it A ' - ,Q ' t-235 , - - xwx, ' Y ' S ' x 7 ' ,4 X. SEN ORS The future looks brxghter for Sally Wllson and Tom Y Moore who were chosen by the school as the cutest couple Pausmg a moment between the stram of classes Sue Pudwell and D1ck Ienke the blggest fhrts enter mto some frxendly conver satlon Rl Agp t U' ' ll wr uctvf was MSE Occusronally the best dressed students Iudy Klopp and Tom R Moore have to relax from thelr usual Chlcness Duke Ellmgton and hrs orchestra are pFOV1d1l 1g muslc tor the best dancers Ann Toddle and Phll Wrlght 9 OF TUBS TOES AND TIDDLEY WINKS Rub G dub dub three k1dS11 1 cz tub Prmfpxno process Slumber-rs ZH number Crew necks and bobby sox h1t HHS Always honorous some-hmes sonotous All Gods chlllun go shoes 10 . 4 f' Wu ., l off - - 1:1 if - :,.s, 1' ,, ,fr .. rsf - V. 1 1 1 X e K , I r s X. 4+ gf i x Ii W SNS? -- -x S- V I li SENIOR HIC -G o 0. QA H R xg lgdexx QI' R'd 0f. T CARD if 6 heh, T hfohn D06 5 Q fi g H W X' I om sst 'ii' if . -r isibiecr s . ST!- 3 I-lame Room Tcaell win lmtgucmg -1 . f in 6 . K .,.. - '15 .4 if N1 is ,- Y Q 3 ,Mg V if , gif my ' ,ff A A iw! t Q M 'fx 'N 5 5? 1? 5... Alan Ackerman Bond 10, 11, 125 Orchestro ll, 125 Wrestling 10, ll, Manager 12. Edwin Ackerman C o1r 11 12 in Robert Auman Part ttme Work 12 Mildred Babler G1rls Club 10 11 12 lnterr1ot1onolRelc t1ons 10 11 Pep Club 10 Rifle Club 12 Student Cour1c11 12 Glrls Sports 10 11 12 G1r1s Ltle Scvmg 12 Port ttme Work 10 ll 'B 1 Lynn Adams L! ov Port tlme Work 10 ll 12 if Livvgx Manlyn Adler zirzirffzx. jiri, 4 1 we gc' judo Glrls Club 10 11 12 Occupc1t1onc1Re1c vjvv-of tlons 12 Port tlme Work 12 Arvld Anderson Barbara Asfahl Glrls Club 10 ll 12 Interncxttonal Relo txons 12 Pep Club 10 ll 12 Band 10 ll 12 Glrls Sports 10 11 Cc1leter1cr10 11 12 Sharon Barnes G1r1s Club 10 ll 12 1nternclt1ona1Re1a t1ons 11 12 Choxr 11 12 Chorus 10 Gxrle Sports 10 Part txme Work 11 12 Mane Barrone Part tlme Work 12 fByron FH A Secretary 10 11 Class Play 111 Thomas Beagle R Club 11 12 Student Councxl 10 Foot b 10 12 Track 10 12 Wrest11ng10 12 Gordon Behnken Internatlonal Relatrons 12 Band 11 12 CE1g1n Class Oftxcer 10 Band 101 Charles Baker Club 10 12 Ho ey 10 12 en nm 10 Co Captam 11 12 Charles Bengtson Thesplans 11 12 Chamber Smgere 10 11 12 Cho1r 10 11 L1brar1an 12 P1ayi10 12 Part tlme Work 11 12 19404 .QV -'Qi Barbara Bennett Glrls Club 10 11 12 Curl-1 Semor Board 12, Internatnonal Relauonk, 11, 12 Pep Club - ub 5 5 F1 r 5 5 Rocket 105 Choir 11, 125 Chorus 105 Play: 5 5 Girj Sp S 5 115 Girl. Lite av- in 11, Roger Bennett Iames Berg F.F.A. 115 Occupational Relations 125 Part. time Work 10, 11, 12. Beatnce Bergs Glrls Club 10 11 12 1nternat1onalRela t1ons 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Ro h ord 12 Grrls Sports 10 ll 12 Glrls L1te Savmg 12 X Q 'ls Barbara Bernard G1r1s Club 12 Occupatlonal Part tune Work 11 12 Manlyn Bethke Grrls Club 10 11 12 Internat1onalRela tlons 11 12 Occupatxonal Relatxons Secre tary 12 Pep Club 10 ll 12 Glrls Sports 10 11 Part tlme Work 12 Ol11C9 Helper ll Ann Bezoxer Brldge Club 11 Glrls Club 10 ll 12 Glrls Senlor Board 12 1nternat1ona1 Relatrons 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 R Club 11 12 Roch orcl 10 11 Sectlon Head 12 Rocket 10 11 Edltor 12 G1rls Sports 11 12 Glrls Life Savlng ll Davxd Blattner Baseball 12 Basketball 10 11 12 Part tlme Work 10 11 12 -wi-LL Kermit Bormann Swlmmlng 10 Part tlme Work 10 ll 12 Ioel Bowman FFA 10 11 Secretary 12 Part tlme Work 10 ll 12 Student Counc11 11 Gwen Boysen Girs Club lU ll l2 Girls Senior Board l2 International Relations lU ll Pep Club 12 Gir S s l l2 Part ti ork l0 ll Nan Bradley Girls Club 12 International Relations Sec retary l2 Pep Club l2 Rocket l2 Girls Sports 12 American Field Service Student Karen Briese Girls Club lU ll l2 Girls Senior Board 12 International Relations lO ll l2 Pep Club lO ll Bochorcl ll Choir ll l2 Chorus Girls Sports lO ll Girls Lite Saving ll Barbara Brooks Bridge Club ll Girls Llub lU ll l2 Girl Senior Board l2 International Relations ll l2 Pep Club lU ll l2 Student Council ll Ethelinda Boyar Girls' Club lZg Pep Club l2g fPoughkeepsie New York: National Honor Society lO, ll l2g Beehive Business Staff lU, ll, l2g Vol leyball lU, llp Bowling lUg Softball lOg Na tional Forensic League ll Debating ll Plays llb Wayne Boyer Occupational Relation B nd P rt time Work lO ll chord lO ll 12 Rocket lO ll l2 Ba Girls Sports lO ll l2 Girls Lite ing ll Drum Maiorette ll 12 Iune Brown Gr s Club ll l2 Pam Brown Girls Club lU ll l2 lnternational Ftela tions lO ll Pep Club lU Orchestra lO ll Girls Sports lU ll l2 Girls Lite av ing l2 Part time Work l2 15 f Richard Brown Occupational Relations 12g Part-time Work 10, 11, 12. Harriett Burt Pep Club 10 12 Glrls Sports 12 Grrls Llle Savmg 12 Part t1me Work 12 Ottlce Helper 4 'G- Wmnxe Campbell rs Club 10 11 Pe u Gtrls Sports 10 11 12 Part tlme Work Robert Carlson UR Club 10 ll, 12- Student Council 10 12- National Honor Society 11, 12- Baseball 10 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 121 Football 10. Lucy Butt Brxdge Club 11 G1rls Club 10 11 Trea surer 12 Gxrls Semor Board 12 lnterna t1onalRe1at1ons 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 R Club 11 12 Rochord 10 ll Seclon Head 12 Rocket 10 11 12 Gtrls Sports 10 11 12 Gxrls Lxte Savmg 11 lean Calirey Glrls Club 12 Pep Club 12 Cpoughkeepsle New York Beehtve Stall 10 11 Speech Day 1 Caryl Campbell Club 10 11 12 Football 11 12 Tra 12 Wres mg 1 Mxchael Campbell Basketball 12 Part tlme Work 10 ll 12 .Q-vw' Roy Chadwxck Club 10 12 oo 10 H c ey 12 Go Nancy Clagett Glrls Club 10 11 12 G1r1s Semor Board 12 1nternat1ona1Re1at1or1s10 11 12 Pep Club 10 ll Natlonol Honor SOC16lY 11 12 Rochord 10 11 Art Ed1tor 12 Rocket 10 11 12 Chamber Smgers 12 Cholr 10 11 S C retary 12 Orchestra 11 Chmrman 12 Glrls Sports 10 11 12 G1rls lute Savmg 11 Donna Conner G1rls Club 10 11 12 Internat1onalRe1a t1ons ll 12 Pep Club 10 11 Glrls Sports 10 12 Part t1me Work 11 12 Nurses Helper Vxctor Cook A 10 12 Part trme Work 10 Wxllxam Carson 1nternat1onalRe1at1ons 10 11 12 BSquaCl Basketball Manager 10 Part trme Work 10 Kay Castle rs Club 10 ll 12 Pep Club 10 tr Sports 10 Part tune Work 11 12 Kendall Corbm R Club 11 12 Scrence Club 11 Student Counc11 Pres1dent 12 Nat1onal Honor So cxety 11 12 Football 10 11 12 Sw1mm1ng Track 10 ll, . Iohn Cotton F.F.A, 10, 11, 12 Part-time Work 12. Peter Cotton Football 10 Swtmmmg 10 12 Part t1 e ork 10 11 Douglas Cranston if :Iwi Anna Faye Dashow Gir s' Club ll 12. Gerald Dashow R Club 12, Football time Work ll, 12. 125 Hockey 125 Part- Sally Culiel rs Club 10 ll 12 Cho 1011 Beverly Culbertson Glrls Club 10 ll 12 International nela txons 12 Pep Club 12 R1fle Club 12 Cho1r ll Chorus 10 Glrls Sports 10 12 Office Helper ll Kay Cunnmgham Glrls Club 12 Part tlme Work 10 ll 12 Ianet Damels Cafeterta Duty E79-Alla 2 A c.u5lfJ'4'L4,, -1 Hrbaknffvdfvo 224411 . 424-Q1 ' ffw 2210 an cZ,9n4aQ4 cp-ug, -744940 fag gn dv 44415 '1 f-6-lax lfrvroia, Gan-e.of ,501 Mary lane DeGarmo Iames Delany Wayne Devery Rochord 12 Choir 10 ll Hockey 10 11 Part time Work 10 11 12 David Dieter Rifle Club 10 11 Part tim Work 12 Gwen Davis Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 International Rela- tions 11, 125 Pep Club 10, Secretary 11, 12g Thespians 10, Secretary 11, Secretary 12g Student Council Secretary 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Rochord Business Manager 125 Rocket 10, 11, 12g Plays 10, ll, 125 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12g Part-time Work 12, Raymond Dee 1:'.F.A. 10, Vice,President ll, President 12. Qu 19 Elizabeth Domke Girls Club 10 11 12 Girls Sports 12 Part time Work 11 12 Nurses Helper 12 Library Helper 11 Sharon Drolson Girls Club 10 11 12 lnternational Rela tions ll 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Roc ord 11 12 Rocket 11 Girls Sports 12 Part time Work 11 12 Iohn Dunford Occupahonal Relatlons 12 Part t1me Work Lynne Eaton T1 ge 11 Grls Club 10 12 GIFS Semor Board 12 lnternahonal Relahons 12 Pep Club 10 11 Class Ofllcer 10 Vlce Pres1der1t Rochord 10 ll 12 Rocket 10 11 12 Band 10 Glrls Sports 10 11 12 G11 111e Savmg ll Iohn Emmett SCIENCE Club 10 Presudent 11 12 Part t1me Work ll Larry Erdman UR Club 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Foot- ball 10, ll, 12g Wrestling 10, 11, 12. Charles Ehrhorn lnternatlonal Relatlons 12 Sclence Club 11 Band 10 11 12 Orchestra 12 Plays ll Part t1me Work 11 12 Faye Ekberg Glrls C1ub10 ll 12 lnternatronal Relatrons C orr 12 Glrs Sports 10 Glrls Llle Scrvmg 12 Iamce Ellxott G1rls Club 10 11 12 1nternat1or1alRe1a 11OHS 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Cheer leadmg B Squad 12 Central Aud Usher uad ll Grls Sports 10 11 12 art t1me Work 11 12 Mcmlyn Ellsworth Br1clge10 Glrls Club 10 11 12 lntema tlonal Relatlons 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Band 10 ll 12 Glrls Sports 10 11 1r1s Llle Savmg 11 Part t1me Work ll .mfg Karen Erickson rs Club 10 ll 12 Pep Club Sports 10 ll 12 G1r1s 1.119 SGVIHQ 1 tlme Work ll 12 Elxzabeth Essex Bnclge 11 Glrls Club 10 11 VICE Presldent 12 Glrls Semor Board 12 lnternatlonal atlons 10 11 2 p Club 10 SCISHCS Club 10 Thesp1ans 10 11 12 Homecommg Attendant 10 11 12 Rochord 12 Rocket 10 1 12 Cho1r11 12 Pa s 10 12 Mayo CIVIC Auchtorrum Usher 10 G1rls Sports 10 ll 12 Part Mme Work ll Gerald Farley lnternatlonal Relahons 11 B nd 10 ll 12 Orchestra 12 Rodney Felske Carolyn Enckson Glrls Club 10 11 12 Internat1onalRelat1ons 10 11 12 Nat1ona1 Honor SOC19lY 11 12 Part tune Work 11 12 Nurses Helper 10 11 Enc Enckson Q lnternatlonal Re1at1o lb Z al 12 Part tlme Work 1 l Al A 531 wh 04591 1' Rxchcrrd Ferguson Part tune Work 10, 11 12 Sara Ferguson Occupational Relations 12g Part-time Work 12. Caron Fischer Occupational Relations, Treasurer 125 Part- time Work 12, Albert Fisher R Club 12 Student Council 12 Swim mmq 10 ll 12 Track l2 Part time Work 10 Audio Vlsual Helper ll 12 Richard Fuerstneau F F A Ronald Fuhrmeister Orchestra lU ll 12 Golf ll 12 Swlmming U ll 12 Track Roger Gxllesple A 10 Iohn Goetz Chorus ll Part tlme Work 12 Larry Goodman A 10 Gene Goodro C ub 10 11 12 Football ll 12 Hockey NUM,-Q-Ll MJOCA William Gemes International Relations 125 Science Club 11 125 Band 10. 01' Z n ill 'W WW W Ion Giere O ff - 7:bv..,l Part-time Work ll, 12. CMP, , ed Vzrgmxa Gove Glrls Club 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 Student Councnl 12 Rochord 10 11 Orchestra 10 ll 12 Gxrls Sports 10 Glrls L11e Savmg 11 Part tlme Work ll 12 Lee Gray Gxrls Club 12 Internatlonal Relatlons Pep Club 12 Thesplans 12 Rochord 12 Rocket 12 Plays 12 GITIS Sports 12 lSt Francls Academy Iolnet Ill Thesplans 10 12 Class Advlsor ll Soc1a1 Acuon 11 Red Cross 10 Gnrls Sports 10 ll Sodallty 10 ll Focus Qschool paperb ll Plays 115 C'-4 7CM '4'1'I 'u-QM,-L W' .Ll . pwblw NJJ' AIU I MUN VJNN W' v Mfr' 1 ,M NL fl J lf., 1 , lv dm WU 1 1 Vlvgnl Eldon Greenwald! L A A 11' vi I M1 Port-time Work 10 11. Ny 1 ' V L 1, N Ur .2 lj aku Herberta Grems Girls' Club 125 Port-time Work 12g CDodge Center: Usher Squad 10, llg Pcxrt-time Work 10, 111. Dagmara Gudrals Gxrls Club 10 ll 12 Internat1ono1Relcf ns 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 12 1 Sports 10 ll 12 Port tlme Work 11 12 Raymond Guenther Interncrtloncl Relctlons ll 12 Band 10 11 Secretary 12 Part tlme Work 11 Nancy Greten Occupcmonal Relcxtlons 12 Port trme Work Ion Gnebel Port txme Work 10 11 12 Gerald Gronvold Football 10 Part txme Work ll 12 Iune Gruhlke Grs Club 10 11 12 Chou 10 11 12 Glrls Sports 11 Pczrt mme Work 12 Olhce Helper ml tlihij' lt1tlffW!w Richard Guenther International Relations 12, Science Club 12, Band 10, ll, 12. Ioseph Guyse Student Council 12, Part-time Work 10, 11, 12, Wxllxam Haas R Club 10 11 12 Baseball 10 Hockey 10 ll Captain 12 Roger Hagberg ub 10 11 Baseball 10 Basketball 10 11 12 Football 10 11 12 Ioanne Haggerty Glrls Club 10 11 12 Occupational Rela tions 12 Part time Work 12 Office Helper Theresa Haggerty Girls Club 10 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Part time Work 11 12 Office Helper 11 12 Virginia Hamenster 12 Part time Work 11 12 Dennis Hammond Bridge ll International Relations 10 Band 10 11 12 Orchestra 12 Part time Work 10 25 'R' 912 11, 12, 2 . V 11. I I 2 1 in 2 1 2 1 . 1 . .Gi?1g' Club 10, ll, 12, Hochorcl 12, Rocket 4 ,i 1 . 51 1 2 -1' I . 4 11' lane Hammond Girls' Club 10, ll, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, Vice President 125 Student Council ll, 125 Roch- ord 125 Rocket 115 Chamber Singers 11 Choir 11, 125 Chorus 105 Girls' Sports 10, 11 125 Girls' Lite Saving ll. Henry Hanson Bette Haugen FTA 10 Librarian 11 12 Girls Club 10 12 Pep Club 12 Chamber Singers 11 Choir 11 12 Chorus 10 Part time Work ll Roy Hawley R Club 11 12 Football 10 ll 12 Wrest g 10 ,- fi' if --X .f ' if 'gg . Mtjfkw' A 1422 weft' 5 5 .ff f 22- 7 'ix Q L-':. ,' 9 e., XXX-e3'7'5 ' 1' 1 'Z' X Gerald Hansen tLeed High and Hinton Football Choir Boys Glee Club Iunior Class Play All School Playl Donald Harlow F F A Donna Harms Glrls Club 10 11 12 Internat1ona1Rela tions 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 Class Of licer ll Secretary Treasurer National Honor Society ll 12 Hochord 10 11 Rocket 10 11 Orchestra 10 ll 12 Girls Sports 10 11 Part time Work ll 12 Iudy Harnack Bridge Club 11 Girls Club 10 11 12 P p 12 Chorus 10 11 Girls Sports 10 Girls Lite Saving ll . . , 10, 11, 12. ' : ' ' , , 1 e Club 10, 115 Student Council 105 Rochord 11, : , 1 ' ' .111 12. ' ' ' 1 ' im ,11,i2.' ' ' ' 1 26 C-6 ,sins V' sxgzjizbf' rf Leslie Hexum Club 10 11 12 Rocket 12 Chorus Emxl Hemtz Occupatlonal R91011OI'1S 12 Fhfle Club 10 11 Part tlme Work 12 Rodger Hempel Occupatronal Relatrons 12 Part trme Work Basketball 10 11 Football 10 Track 10 11 12 Part txme Work 12 Dale Heyn Part t1me Work 11 12 Iecmnette Hxght G1rls Club 10 11 12 1nternat1onalRe1a Irons 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 Thesp1ans 11 12 Rochorcl 11 Plays 11 12 GlT1S Sports 10 11 12 G1r1s 1..1te Savmq 12 Eleanor Hzlts G1rls Club 10 11 12 Occupat1ona1Re1a trons 12 Part 111119 Work 12 Kay Hmes Glrls Club 10 11 12 1nternat1onalRela ns ll 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 R1fle Cu 10 Treasurer 11 12 Student Counc11 ll Rochorol 12, Cho1r ll, 12 Chorus 10, G1r1s Sports 10, 11, 12, Girls' Life Saving 12, Rodney Hiermstad International Relations 12, Band 10, 11, 12, 727, Daniel Holland International Relations ll, 125 Science Club 10, 115 Rocket 125 Baseball 10. Iohn Huyber Chamber Singers 10, 115 Choir 10, 11, Vice- President 125 Baseball 10, 115 Basketball l0, ll 12' Football 10 Part-time Work 10 .7 Tobin Iones lnternational Relations ll 12 Science Club 10 11 Vice President 12 Student Council Vice President 12 Rocket 11 12 Swimming Thomas Iudd Cub 12 Rifle Club 10 Stu ent Council 12 National Honor Society ll 12 Football 11 12 Swimming 10 11 12 Ten 0 Diana Iames Girls Club 12 International Relations 12 Richard Ienke Plays 10 Basketball 11 Hockey 10 Swim ming 10 Part time Work 10 11 12 Chester Iohnson International Relations 12 Science Club 12 Plays ll 12 Part time Work 12 Dennis Iones A Arthur Kaul FPA. 10, 11, 12, Part-time Work 10, ll, 12. David Kennedy Wrestling 10, Part-time Work ll, 12. Kathleen Kerger Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, International Rela- tions 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Choir 11 12, Central Auditorium Usher 11, Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12, Part-time Work 10, 11, 12 Rebecca Ketchum Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Occupational Rela- tions 12, Chorus 10. fri Di Audrey Kaldenberg Girls' Club 10, ll, 12. Donald Karau 1 af' Wai' Iudith Klopp Bridge C1ub 11, Girls' Club 10, ll, 12, Girls' Senior Board 12, International Relations 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, R Club 11, 12, Cheer Leading 11, 12, Rochord 10, ll, 12, Rocket 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12, Girls' Life Saving ll Bette Kohlmeyer F.T.A. 12, Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Interna- tional Relations 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Rochord 11, Girls' Sports 10, 12. Robert Komenda R Club 10, ll, 125 Thespians ll, 125 Na- tional Honor Society 11, 125 Plays 10, 115 Football 105 Swimming 10, 11, 12g Tennis 105 Track ll Robert Kothenbeutel Student Council 105 Baseball 10, ll, 125 Football 105 Part-time Work 10, 11, 12. Robert Krueger 17' A 10 11 Parttime Work 10 11 2 Kcrtherme Kruesel FTA 12 Girls Club 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 12 Chamber Singers 12 Choir 11 12 Chorus 10 Central Auditorium Usher 10 Girls Sports 10 11 30 Ronald Kringen PPA. 10, 11, 12g Part-time Work 10 Dale Krier F.F.A. 10 11 Vice-President 12 Betty Krom rs Club 10 ll 12 Pep Club 10 11 Girls Sports 10 12 Parttime Work 11 12 Library Helper 12 Iumes Krudwxg Part time Work 10 ll 12 hu... Edward Kuyath Part time Work 10 11 12 Patricia Kvam rs Club 10 ll p Club 10 Girls Sports 10 12 Part time Work 10 ll Iary Larson International Relations ll 12 Science Club 11 12 Class Officer 11 President Student Council 11 Rochord 12 Rocket 12 Band 10 11 12 Orchestra ll 12 Golf 10 Drum Maior 12 Iudxth Larson Girls Club 10 11 12 Girls Senior Board 12 International Relations ll 12 Pep Club Class Officer 12 Secretary Treasurer Student Council 12 Rochord 11 12 Girls S rts 10 ll T Berna Kuchenbecker Bridge Club 115 Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Girls' Senior Board 125 International Relations 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 R Club 11, 125 Na- tional Honor Society 11, 125 Homecoming Attendant 10, 11, Queen 125 Rochord 11, 125 Rocket 125 Band 10, 115 Orchestra 10, 115 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 125 Girls' Life Saving 115 Part-time Work ll, 12, Wendell Kuehn A 10 12 Ba ll Iames Laudo Hockey 12 WW QQ ,, M '1?Z'e'5iZ it Wipe? MW Senior Board 12 Intern tonal ions Program Chairman ll 12 R Rifle Club 10 ll 12 Thespians Student Council 10 National Honor Society 1 12 Rochord 10 ll Section Head Rocket 10 11 Band 10 Plays 10 11 Girls orts 10 1 12 Girls Lite Saving American Field Service Scholarship Gary Lefermk Bcrseboll 11 12 Port tlme Work 12 Kay Lehman Glrls Club 10 11 12 1r1terr1ot1onc11Re1c1 t ns 11 12 ChO1T 11 12 G1r1s Sports 11 Partt1me Work 10 11 12 Nancy Lutter rs Club 10 Cl'lO1f 1 1rs Q orts1U 11 2 Ronald Lynn Club IU, , 125 Bcmct 11, 12g Trac Ioan Lenhardt Glrls Club 10 11 12 OlllC6 Helper Phyllxs Lukehart Grrls Club 1U 11 12 Occupcrtlonczl Relax txons Presldent 12 P p Club IO 11 12 Part tlme Work 10 11 Ieannette Lund Glrls Club 10 11 12 lnterncrtlonal Helo hons 11 12 Cl1o1r12 Grrls Sports 10 11 Port t1me Work 10 11 12 Ioan Lutke Glrls Club 12 lnternotxonol Relouons 12 Pep Club 12 Glrls Sports 12 Part t1me Work 12 Cpoughkeepsle New York Arlmg ton Hugh Chorus 10 Girls Sports 1U 11 Nurses Helper 10 111 it 'x Dmne Muass Girls Club 10 ll 12 lnternat1ona1Rela t1 ns 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 ChO1I'11 2 Chorus 10 Grrls Sports 12 Nancy Muuss Glrls Club 10 ll 12 lnternallonal Rela tlons 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 Student Coun c ord ll o1r Lzrrls Sports 10 11 G1rls 1.118 Savlng 11 Iames MacLean R Club 11 12 Swunmmg 11 12 Track Cl-Dhoemx Anz Basketball 10 Football 10 Monogram Club 10 Track 101 lol-lnn Madsen rs Club 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 ar tlme Work 11 12 AUdlO V1sual Helper ll Clareston l'l1g1'1 ChO1T 10 Chorus 101 noi uv Iames Matheson lnternational Relations ll, 125 Science Club ll, 12g Part-time Work 12. Donald Megraw H ckey 11 125 Tennis 11 12' Part-time Work 10 ll, Q - 7 Sli Kenneth Meyers W estllng ll 12 Charlene Miller Girls Club 10 ll 12 Occupauonal Rela tions 12 Part time Work 12 Robert Megraw FFA 10 International Relations ll 12 Na tional Honor Society ll 12 Swimming ll 12 Part time Work 10 ll 12 Eugene Mewhorter Occupational Relations 12 Part time Work Sylvia Meyer Girs Club 10 ll 12 Kathryn Meyers Girls Club 10 ll 12 International Rela ns ll 2 Pep Club IU ll 12 R Cu ll 12 Rocket 11 Choir ll 12 Chorus 1U Girs Sports 10 ll 12 Dorothy Mrtchell FTA 10 11 Secretary 12 Glrls Club 10 12 Cholr 11 12 Chorus 10 Part tlme ork 10 11 Norman Moe Part t1me Work 10 11 12 Darrell Moore Cho1r 10 Wresthng 11 12 Part t1me Work Thomas R Moore R Club 11 12 Class Off1cer10 Pres1dent Student Counc11 10 12 Baseball 10 11 12 B sketball 10, ll, 12- Football 10 ll, o- captain 12. Kay Grubb Mxller G1r1s Club 12 Occupauonal Relahons 12 Chorus 10 G1r1s Sports 10 Part t1me Work Arlene Mltchell Glrls Club 10 ll 12 Aud1o V1sua1 Helper 12 Nurses Helper 11 Thomas Y. Moore 5 B Club 10, 11, 125 Baseball 105 Basketbal s f , 11, Captain 125 Football 10, 11, 2, pl Sharon Morris XYWUNJZ ' Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, ll, 125 Girls' Sports 10, ll, 125 Girls' Lite Saving 12. Marilyn Mrachel: Girls' Club 10, ll, 125 International Rela- tions ll, 12g Pep Club 10, ll, 125 Rochord ll, 125 Band 10, ll, 125 Plays 12g Girls' Sports 10, ll. David Muck R Club ll, 12g Swimming 11, 125 Tennis 12g CMichigan: Swimming 105. 'uv' Ronald Neubauer Basketball 10 12 Track 10 12 Part tfme ork 10 11 Duane Newell B nd 10 ll 12 Orchestra 11 12 Swim ming 10 Wrestling 11 12 Part time Work David Mulholland Part time Work 10 Bette Nelson Girls Club 10 ll 12 International Rela t1ons12 Pep Club 10 ll 12 R Club 0 Choir 1 12 Chorus 10 irs Sports 10 11 12 Girls Life Saving ll Lance Nelson Occupational Relations 12 Class Officer ll Vice President Student Council Band 10 Choir 11 Baseball 10 Tennis ll 12 Part time Work 12 Marcia Nelson FTA 11 Vice President 12 Girls Club 10 ll 12 International Relations ll 12 Pep Club 10 12 Rifle Club 10 ll 12 National 1-lonor Society ll 12 Rochord 12 Nurses Helper 11 12 li Wxllram Oldenberg A 10 Carol Olsen Girls Club 10 ll 12 Part time Work 10 11 Office Helper 11 Ann Olsen Girls Club 10 ll Mystery Sister Chairman 12 Girls Senior Board 12 Pep Club 10 ll Rifle Club 10 ll Thespians 12 National Honor Society 11 12 Hochord 10, ll Sec tion Head 12- Rocket 10, 11, 125 Chamber Singers 125 Choir 125 Orches ra 10, ll, 125 Plays ll, 125 Mayo Civic Auditorium Usher 10, 115 Girls' Sports 10, 115 Girls' Lite av- in 11, Robert Olson MH' Club 125 Hockey 10, 11, 125 Tennis 25 Track 11. ha. ilu! it Raymond Nleld R Club 11 12 Football 10 Swimming 10 12 Tr ck 10 Roy O Byrne Part time Wor Richard Ostrom R Club 10, 11, 125 Student Council 10, 115 Football 125 Tennis ll, 125 Wrestling 10, ll, 12. Mary Overend Girls' Club ll, 12, Occupational Relations 125 Part-time Work 125 Office Helper ll. Darrel Overton Port ttme Work ll 12 L Terry Paske Pczrtttme Work I2 CW1rmebago Mmn Student Councll lO ll Bond lO ll Choru Track 10 Af' 3 Lowell Penz Track ll Westlmg lO ll 12 Gary Peters Football 10 'Kr ily' 'wmv' Robert Patterson A lU 12 Tro ll I2 Port t1 Work 12 Iudzth Paulsen Interncmonol Relouons 12 Pep Club IU ll OIT lO ll Grls Sports 1U ll Girls Llfe Savlng 12 Iames Paulson Student Counctl ll Pcxrt t1me Work 1U ll Dons Pearson rs Club 10 l e u Chorus lU Glrls Sports IU ll Gtrls Llle Sczvmg l2 Port tlme Work lU ll 12 Rosalie Pollock Girls Club 10 11 12 International Flela tions 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Girls Sports ll 12 Plays 12 Office Helper 12 Margaret Pool Girls Club 10 11 12 International Rela tions ll 12 Pep Club 10 ll 12 Rochord 11 12 Girls Sports 10 Girls Life Saving 12 Susan Pudwell Girls Club 10 11 12 Girls Senior Board 12 lnternational Relations 11 President 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Student Council 11 Treasurer 12 Rochord 10 ll Editor 12 Rocket 10 ll 12 Chorus 10 Mayo Civic Auditorium Usher 10 ll Girls Sports Pres ident 10 ll Girls Lite Saving ll art time Work 10 ll 12 Iames Quam Darlene Petersen rs Club 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 Student Council 12 Drum Majorette Girls Sports 10 12 Audio Visual Helper Marcella Peterson Grs Club ll 12 Choir 12 Chorus Gareth Rahman orus 11 Football 10 11 We tluiq Part time Work 11 12 Delores Ratsch Girls' Club ll 12' Girls' Senior Board 12- lnternational Relations 11g Rochord ll, 125 Rocket 12g Band 115 Girls' Sports llg Girls' Lite Saving llg Part-time Work 125 lSanta Rosa California: Girls' Club 10g Band l0g Girls' Sports' 10,1 Larry Reed Part-time Work 10, ll, 12. Karen Reeve Girls' Club 10 ll 12- Occupational Rela- tions 12' Choir 104 Central Auditorium Usher ll- Girls Sports 10- Part-time Work 12- Ottice Helper ll. larry Roessler Band 10 11 Pres1dent12 Orchestra Virginia Rohde Girls Club 10 ll 12 Glrls Senior Board 12 International Relations ll Pep Club ll Club ll 12 Rochord 10 ll 12 irs Sports 10 ll Girls Life Saving ll Sonny Riddle Part time Work 10 ll 1 Robert Rltlmger Part time Work 12 CEnd1cott New York Golf 10 ll Track 10 Part time Work Spamsh Club 10 ll J Robert Roberts Occupational Relations 12 Student Council ll Band 10 ll Mayo Civic Auditorium Usher ll Track 10 Part time Work 10 11 Fenatu Roeber Girls Club 10 11 12 International Rela tions ll 12 Pep Club 10 ll 12 Roc ord G orts 10 Gmger Runyan G1r1s Club 10 11 12 Internatronal Rela t1ons 11 12 Pep Club 10 Chorus G1r1s Sports 10 Glrls Llle Scxvlng 12 Edward Rynearson Interncmonal Relatlons 11 Proqram Chalr man 12 Rlfle Club 10 Thesplans 10 Prest dent 11 12 Class Olflcer 12 V1ce Presldent Student Councll 11 P1 ys 10 11 12 H C key 11 Swtmmmg 10 Tenms 10 11 12 Iohn Samehan Hockey ll Golf 11 12 Mathew Sanders A 10 mlm Dale Holler Part time Work 10 Ioan Bundell Brldge Club 10 11 Glrls Club 10 11 12 Glrls Semor Board 12 lnterncxtlonal Helo nsll 2 pC1ub1011 R Cu R hord 10 11 R cket 10 o1r11 12 Glrls Sports 10 11 12 Gxrs Llfe Saving 11 Robert Sanders Part tlme Work 10 11 12 Sharon Schacht FTA 12 G1r1s Club 10 11 12 lnterncmon al Relattons 12 P p Club 10 11 12 Stu dent Counctl 10 Drum Mayorette 10 11 12 Chozr 11 12 G1r1s Sports 10 11 Partt1me Work 10 ll 12 Offrce Helper 12 Ins Schartau G1r1s Club 10 ll 12 Internat1or1a1Rela tlons 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Stu ent Councll 11 Glrls Sports 10 11 Gane Scherr Grs Club 10 11 12 Iohnne Schultz Gxrls Club 12, Part tlme Work 11 Davtd Shefelbme FFA 10, ll, Treasurer 12 Hurry Schheif Club 10 11 12 Student Councrl 10 Boys State 11 Football 10 ll 12 Track 12 Wre lmg 10 1 Gordon Schmxdt Caryl Schmxdtke Glrls Club 10 11 12 Intemat1ona1Re1a irons 11 12 Cho1rl0 11 12 Central Audl torxum Usher ll Part tlme Work 12 Nurse s Helper 10 Ioan Schultz Glrls Club 10 ll 12 Internatlonal Flela t1ons10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 Rochord 10 Rocket 12 Chorus 10 Gxrls Sports 10 Maxme Sxem Glrls Club 11 12 Occupahonal Relatlons 12 Part ttme Work 11 12 Offlce Helper 11 Kay Sxmonton ge Club 11 G ls Club 10 ll 12 ternatlonal Relahons 12 Pep Club 10 11 R Club 11 12 Rochord 11 Roc et Grs Sports 10 ll 12 Glrls Llfe Savlng fi 2 I Qt? Ronald Shumaker X, 3,7 Part tlme Work 10 11 12 VJ Z jg Qc fo VX: Shxrley Sxckman 0 ,I .f Grrls Club 12 19 4' U in-3 -an Bradley Sxzer Basketball ll 12 Football 10 Part tlrne ork 10 11 Bernard Skanson A Student Councll 10 Plays 10 J V 3- VW? gr 'I Vern Skarstad Student Councll 10 B nd 10 11 12 Foot 10 Donna Larson Skogen Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, Girls' Senlor Eoarfl 125 International Relations 125 Pep Club 12, Thespians 125 Student Council 11, 125 Na- tional Honor Society 11, 125 Band 105 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Plays ll, 125 UN Dele- gate 12, Gary Skogen Occupational Relations 125 Part-time Work 11, 12. Ioyce Slawson Girls Club 10 11 12- Pep Club 122 Port- time Work 10 ll 12. Mary Stensrud Glrls Club ll 12 Occupct1onQlRelQl1ons 12 Pari tlme Work 12 Audro Vlsual Helper Ellen Stewari Glrls Club ll 12 Occupczt1onc1lRelcrt1ons 12 Porttlme Work 10 11 12 4' ...fs Susan Snuth Glrls Club 10 ll 12 1r1ternc1t1onc1lRelo hons 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 ll Roc ord 10 12 Glrls Sports 10 11 Glrls l..11e Suv mg ll Part tlme Work 11 Olfrce Helper 12 Ronald Spicer A 10 B n Charles Squxres Football 10 Hockey ll Part t1me Work Iecmette Stelger G1r1s Club 10 11 12 Glrls Semor Boclrcl 12 Pep Club 10 ll Class Oflxcer 10 Secre tory Treasurer Grrls Stole 11 Mayo C1v1c Audltorlum Usher 10 11 12 Gxrls Sports 10 ll 12 O11lCS Helper 12 Sandra Struve Glrls Club 10 11 12 lnternattonal Hela tlons p Club 10 C o1r G1r1s Sports 10 11 Glrls Ltfe Savmg 11 Rxchard Swanson Part t1me Work 10 11 12 Roger Swanson Sandra Swarts Gxrls Club 10 11 12 G1r1s Semor Board 12 Internatronal Relatlons 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 ll 12 SCIGUCS Club 10 11 Thes plans 10 11 12 Rochord 10 11 12 Rocket 10 ChO1T 11 12 Chorus 10 Plays 10 11 12 Mayo C1v1c Audltorlum Usher 10 Gtrls Sports 10 11 12 Barbara Stxles Grrls Club 10 11 12 Gxrls Semor Board Internatxonal Relcrtlons ll 12 Pep Club 11 12 Cl'101I'll 12 Chorus 10 Pa 12 Glrls Sports 10 11 12 Glrls l..1le Sav 1n 11 Iames Stocker Baxldxa Sween Glrls Club 12 Deanna Thompson T1 ge Club 11 Grls Club 10 lnternattonal Relatlons 11 Pep Club 10 11 Glrls Sports 10 ll 12 Gtrls L11e Savmg 11 Part tlme Work 11 12 Elizabeth Thompson Girls' Club 10, 11, Secretary 125 Girls' Sen- ior Board 125 International Relations 10, 11 12g Pep Club 10, 115 UR Club 11, 125 Roch ord 10, 11, Section Head 125 Rocket 10, 11 125 Girls' Sports 10, 11, 125 Girls' Lite Sav ing 11 Iudd Thompson International Relations 12 R Club 12 Student Councll 11 12 Basketball 10 12 Football 10 Golf 10 11 12 Part time Work David VanK1rk Hockey 10 11 12 Part time Work 12 Simone Villeneuve Girls Club 10 11 12 1nternat1ona1Fte1a ns 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Cheer leading 10 11 12 Central Auditorium Usher Squad 10 11 Girls Sports 10 11 12 G11 Life Saving 12 1111213101 2 4 X 1 A -0 1 X 1 1 f 1 Mary Waugh FTA 12 Glrls Club 10 11 12 1nterr1c1t1or1 Relatxons 11 12 p Club 10 Rochord 12 G1rl's Sports 10 11 Curl-1 L1le Savmq 12 Lowell Zeller Part t1me Work 11 12 Douglas Welberg Cho1r 10 Sw1mm1nq 11 12 Part hme Work Susan Welch Grs Club 10 11 12 G1r1 Semor Board 12 Pep Club 11 12 Chamber Slnqerq 12 C1'lO1I'11 12 Chorus 10 G1r1Q Sporte 10 11 12 G1r1s L1fe Savmg 12 Mike Wade Part-time Work 10, 11, 12. 'O' Iohn Wagner --,,-r csv 'P PPA1 11, 12 Maryann Weld 12 Glrls Semor Board 12 l1'1lGTf1Gl101'1C11 Re 1crt1onQ12 Rochord 10 11 12 Rocket 10 11 12 Bar1d10 11 12 Orchestra 10 Plc1y's10 G ts 12 G1r1s Scwmg 11 Dorolhy Wellner rs Club 10 11 12 Cho1rl1 12 Chorus 1 ami 11111 1 A,W , P5 1' 1 ,.11,12E 11,12 1 1 1 1 0 11.1 , , , 5 D' F.T.A.I 11, President 12g G1r1s1 Club 10, 11, 11112, irlg' Spar' 10, 11, ,1 A '1Li1e1 ' If ' Gil' ,,, - ,, 14 f f 10. 47 Sully Welsh Bridae Club IO FTA I2 Girls Club IU ll I2 International Relations ll I2 Pep ub IO I R hord II B nd Girls Sports IO Sharon Welty ae Club IO ll Grls Club IO ll International Relations IU Il I2 Pep Club R rd C II 1 ort IU Lila Willucxms Bridae Club Il Girls Club IO ll Recorder I2 Girls Senior Board I2 International Re lations IO ll I2 Pep Club IU Rifle Club IO Science Club IO II I2 National I-Ionor Society ll I2' Band IO, ll, I2- Orchestra IU, ll, I2g Girls' Sports IU, ll, l2. Perry Williams Wrestling IU, llg Part-time Work IU, ll, IZ. ludxth Wheeler Girls Club IO II I2 International Rela ns IO ll I2 Pe Cub O I I2 'I' ans Il Rochorcl II R cket IO C oir ll I2 Plays IO Il I2 Girls Spors MuryLou Wxebold Girls Club IO I2 Occupational Relations I2 Part time Work I2 Nurses Helper ll Lewls Wilder A IU Gloncx Williams Girls Club IU ll I2 Girls Life Saving I2 Nurses Helper Il Ioyce Wondrow Gtrls Club 10 11 12 Nurses Helper Constance Woodman G ls Club 10 11 12 1nternat1ona1Re1a t1ons 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Orches tr 1 12 Glrls Sports 10 11 2 Nancy Woolley G1r1s Club 10 11 12 Parttlme Work 10 11 12 1..1brary Helper 11 Plulhp Wnght Rochorcl12 Baseball 10 11 12 Basketball 10 Wrestlmg 11 12 Part tune Work 11 William Willing R Club 11, 125 Swimming 10, 11, 125 Part- time Work 10, 11. ally Wzlson Br1dge Club ll Cnrls Club 10 11 Post Mtstress 12 Gtrls Semor Board 12 Pep ub 10 11 12 R Club 11 12 Rochorcl 10 11 Secuon 1-lead 12 Rocket 10 11 As ststont Edltor 12 Mayo C1v1c Audltorlum sher 11 Gtrls Sports 10 11 12 Glrls Llfe Savmg 11 Nellie Zlerath C-urls Sports 12 fStewartv111e Glrls A111 et1c ASSOClG11OH 10 11 12 Glrls Frlend sh1p10 ll 12 Masquero 10 Photography Club 101 Sherwood Young lnternatlonal Flelattons 12 B Club 11 12 lass Pres1dent 12 Student Councll 12 Na t1or1a1 Honor Soclety 11 12 Basketball 11 12 Tenrus 11 12 caooga GBX-XC 5 X xaocvmi-Wea, msSq,S0 e-cvk00x, cmasomf- Gov. wee, f vm , secoso same SNS-Owl mx w 1 hw Q 7.9 - 30 'BA X 3' 'm YEBY- f x 6 3 XL 'l X '13- '1.'l 'L 9 '5 XX YI S X9 'LA 'Lo 6 'L'l Y ff X PSYYAL A XX X X9 7.1 B X6 'IA '1- 'I-5 'L XA 'L E fmlx M 6.39 5 wugxxx Z Senior Student Council members are, first row: Nan Bradley, Barb Bennett, Ginger Runyon, Lynne Eaton, Darlene Peterson, Doris Pearson, Ieanette Steiger. Second row: Ioe Guyse, Iudd Thompson, Vern Skarstad, T R. Moore, lane Hammond, Donna Skagen, Iudy Larson, and Margy Van Gelder. M Student Council Interprets School Rules Student Council officers and members of the executive Council, seated: Ken Corbin, president, Sue Pudwell, treasurer, Gwen Davis, secretary, Iudy Pederson, sophomore representative. Standing: Tom R. Moore, senior representative, Ioe Brough, junior representa- tive, and Toby Iones, vice president Iunior and Sophomore Student Council members are. first row: Iackie Robinson, Sharon Riess, Emily Carpenter, Ianice Ride- nour, Becky Love, Iudy Pederson, Sally Stickney. Second row: Dick Kauffman, Scott Vaughn, Iim Balfour, Ierry Powers, Ioe Rushton, and David Harms. The forty-six members of the Student Council of Rl-l.S. meet twice a month to discuss and attempt to solve the problems which arise during the school year. Each home room has one delegate, and the class officers and foreign exchange stu- dents are also participating members. The council is divided into several different committees Bulletin Board, Assembly, Activity, Safety, and Social. The council room is the center of activity during ticket sales for school athletic contests and club activities, and the council officers, in the fulfillment of their duties, carry on a great deal of school business. From the discus- sion in home room of each meetings min- utes, the representatives take back to the council the opinions of the whole student body. ' . 1 Ted Ryneurson, vice president of the senior class, measures ludy Larson, secretary-treasurer, for her graduation cap, while president Woody Young looks on. The electioneering, campaigning, and scheming that goes on in the halls of HHS. during the school elections would be worthy of a national campaign. Posters and tags are the two most popular means of advertising Their slogans - cute, slangy, and eye-catching, are to be found in every color in every part of the build- ing. As the years pass, campaign man- agers seem to think up more and more unusual promotion ideas, The election as- sembly, in which the candidates and their managers express their views and aims for the following year, is usually high- lighted by at least one original poem and any number of Jokes. After the final voting, the newly-elected officers can breathe a sigh of relief until the next fall, when they will undertake the serious task of leading the members of their class. Class Officers Guide Student Body , Barb Bickel, junior class secretary-treasurer fleftl, and Bonnie Brenengen, vice president frightl, admire the , new class ring of president Nancy Schmidt. About to hop a ride on one of the school jeeps are the sophomore class officers: Doug Page, vice president, Sandy Moberg, secretary-treasurerp and Ed Corbin, president. Thespidn members are, seated, left to right: Sue Sprague, Margie Lawler, Ieannette Higlit, Dix Essex, Barb Bickel, Ann Olsen Standing: Tim Hallett, Gwen Davis, Al Karlsen, Mr Moeller, advisor, Donna Skoaen, Ron iohmon, Lee Gray, and Henry Thomas T .h espicms Perform in Pla ys Acting out a scene from the tall play, One Foot in Heaven, are Barb Bickel Cstanclingl, Donna McGuire, Ed Corbin, Al Karlsen, and Mary Lou Schmidt. Discussing the minutes ot the last troup meeting are the officers of the Thespian chapter Gwen Davis secretary Henry Thomas vice president Ieannette Hight president and Lee Gray trea QUICK' QQ 56 National Honor Society members, seated Marcia Nelson Berna Kuchenbecker Donna l-larrn Gr en Dax Donna Slcogen and Margie Lawler. Standing: Sherwood Young Bob Komenda Tom Iudd Lila Williams Carolvr Erickson Ann Olsen Bob Carlson, Ken Corbin, and Bob Megraw Missing rom the picture is Nancy Clagett Tri Society 1 upervise by M s Naomi Hamer Honor Soczety Members A e Future Leaders Shown below are two scenes lrom the annual induction, Students are eligible for Honor Society il they are in the top 52 ot the junior class or top lllofo ot the senior class. They are chosen on the basis ot scholarship, character, leadership, and service to their school and community .Q fa Q 6 V.. K K3 rag: , Above: Barb Lubarski clifstributes present: to Barb Boddis and Betsy Ione.: rltirina the Christmaf proararn at Girls Club Right: Central Board members. first row. left to right: L. Butt, L Thompson, M Lawler, E. Essex. Second row: L. Williams, A Olsen, S. Wilson, B. Stiles, I Steiger Third row: L. Eaton, S Pudwell, A. Bezoier, D. Ratsch, B Bennett Fourth row: K. Briese, M Weld, B Kuchen- hecker, B Brooks Fifth row: D Skogen, S Welch, S Swarts,I Klopp Sixth row: I Larson, V Hhole II Claaett, I Rundell Girls' Club . . . Senior Girls' Club Members, first row: I. Runclell, C Woodman, I Steiger, K Kerger, G. Davis, D Harms, N. Bradley, B. Bennett, l. Schartau, I. Elliott, I Larson, R. Pollock. Second row: L Butt, K. Simonton, L Gray, I Caftrey, B. Haugen, D. Boyar, D. Essex, K Hines, F. Eckberg, M. Pool, B. Kuchenbecker, A Bezoier. Third row: S. Barnes, I. Lenhardt, A. Mitchell, M. Lawler, G. Boy- sen, I. Hight, I. Harnrnond, P. Frost, R. Boeber, B. Stiles, M. Ellsworth, I Harnack Fourth row: I. Wondrow, S. Welch, N. Lutter, D. Iames, D. Skagen, C. Erickson, L. Williams, L. Thompson, B. Bergs. T 58 Above: Portrcxying a French lamily durina the Christ- mas season are, left to right, Karen Hanson, Pat Con- ner, Ann Helrnholz, and Rosalie Goehtz. Left: The stage at the Girls' Club Christmas party is decorated with several live Christmas trees, the result of titteen minutes ot very creative work Seniors Lead Senior Girls' Club members, first row D. Pearson, I. Fuchs, W, Campbell, S. Drolson, G. Scherr, E. Culbertson, M. Frutiger, I Brown, K. Meyers, M. Waugh, D. Ratsch, S. Swarts. Second row: D. Peterson, B. Nelson, D. Maas, D. Mitchell, M. Nelson, S Meyers, V. I-lame-ister, I. Schultz, S. Cufiel, G. Runyan, S. Struve, V. Gove. Third row: N. Maass, D. Wellner, M. Barrone, M Wiebold, S. Sines, E. Dornke, B, Sween, C. Olson, A. Kaldenburg, S. Schacht, S Smith, S. Welty. Fourth row: T. Haggerty, K Castle, C. Schmidtke, K. Lehman, S. Vaat, G. Williams, D. Thompson, S Welsh, K. Erickson, B. Kohlmeyer, I. Lutke, S. Sickman, S. Villeneuve, B. Krom, Iun or Gxrls Club members hrst row left to nght M Murphy S Nordstrom B Errclcson M Twentyman B Hanson C I-loch S Doerrna M Pe rrll E l-lerda P Conner P Larson C Ward Second row D Brakke S Meyers D Keele P Cumberland I Peterson I Iorgenson L Folkert D Boelter M Schlee I Davls P Madsen D Stblerud Tlurd row P Rlege B Hlll S Krrk wood S Spraaue M Owens K Stoltenberg C McAdams M Parkhlll I Fuerstneau C Fredmckson B Fershweller I Armlt Gzrls Club Exleen Pcmkow I ay Dahl and IoAnne WllllOmS are Club Mother Dauahter Tea Iumor Gxrls Club members hrst row left to nght N Swygman I Iensen K Coulson I Peterson S Davls I Stevenson C Ramsey M GOOdW1H I Frankhn C Cutshall D Stutz K Knowlton Second row S Colvm I Wrlllams S Peters I Benlke I Lukehart I Pearson D West D Howard S Cadrnan I Dahl B Elllnghysen D MCGUIIE Thxrd row S Stlckney P Boysen M Haley B Breneng n N Bennett K Hanson B Rodd1s N Schmlolt B Lubarslcr E Searle R Goehtz B Iones BU I I 'Il Q, ., berng served by Mrs, E, H' Klopp at the annual Girls' Sue Sprague the v1ll1an ot our story trtes to conceal the contents ot her ptckel barrel from Andy Wollaeger durtng one of the best sluts at the G1TlS Club Chrlstmas party Sally Wxlson p1vots before the G1rls Club mothers durxng the style show at the Mother Daughter Tea Model Iudy Larson shows off her casual outt1t from Daytons ot Roch ester at the sprmg tea and style show Barb DeVnes Kathy Kern and Nancy Bennett portray a scene from Chrrstmas tn Holland tor Cnrls Club at the Chrrstrnas Party Formed to promote trxendshrp among htgh school gtrls the Gtrl Club ts one ot the largest and most actlve clubs 1n Rochester Htgh The Mystery Stster Program one ot ts most tmportant acttv1t1es helps acqucnnt sophomore glrls wtth sen tor ones through the weekly change ol letters The monthly meet 1ngs talks partxes or tea and style show provtde entertatnment and tnformatton tor those who attend composed of twenty f1ve sentor grrls. plans the rneetmgs and helps pre ent the tyle show at the Mother Daughter Tea In the words ot the gtrls Club song the goal ot the club 1 to make every gxrl remem ber the tnends shes made there and come back some day SCHEDULE Gxrls Club Plcmc Sept Father Daughter Party Nov Chnstmas Party Mystery Sxster Banquet Mother Daughter Tea Semor Farewell Dec cm Mar May Iumor Gxrls Club members hrst row left to rrght C Hedeman K Gustlne K Bean D Kuehn E Pankow F Renken S Smlth I MCGIHDIS K Sorenson M McDonnell C Hess S ZICK Second row R Rtess B F1elds M Masson A Underleak S S1egel M Hunt I Schwanlce I Fllnt I Domke D K1dd Third row B De-Vrles A Helmholz B Blckel A Wollaeger C Cam K Lange N Frnseth I Henry C Bennrng 61 ' I I I I A I rexi ' - I I - ' ' ' ' . 26 I - ' ' Q ' . - . 20 Central Board, the governing body . I ' I ' A, 'L - . 20 s s 3 - ' 22 I J umors Serve 4 . 3 if a V I 'J 4 ra ., Sophomore Gxrls Club members hrst row left to rzght I Dahnert I Halvor on M Bundy M Daugherty B Clagett T Kvale D Wtlkrns N Ferrrs N Ogle K Hanson D Hammond B Daugherty Second row S Halvorson R Chrtstopherson B Gron vold A Carman M Ma ek I Lewt A Morrts D Bose S Behnlcen B Ode-l S Haa I Ryan Thxrd row P Culp M Schus ter S Butt M Kuchenbecker S Ktngsbury H Baldes M Swanson C Woodman E Otstad G Gehrklna S Sttlwell L Wll ltamson Fourth row I Baggenstoss N Anqeltcr I Grtebel B Quandt S Batter on N Paqenhat S Cnrtsttan I Bouscern K Logan G Zemple I Hanson I Rtdenour D Madarrk S Schuster Domg thexr duty as wartresses at the Glrls Club DICHIC are Bette Berd Barb Blckel Sally Sttckney and Ann Helmholz Shown enloymg barbecues at the Gtrls Club DIC n c are tn front Shtrley Zwart Dtane Boelter and Luanne Folkert ln back Mary Goodwtn and Pat Gs Club Sophomore Gxrls Club members are hrst row lei! to nght L Lyman S Cunnrnaham I Hammond F Huyber P Glasenapp I Sttller I Tlllotson I Ernst M Schmxdt C Congdon S Kruse D Oldentou a Second row M Axmark I Housenqa I Wade P Blattte I Olson M Schm1dt I Ktnasbury C Schultz B Iung M Ka sta A Iames Thxrd row S Tschlrley M Hrrman I Malloch K Wrnter L Brunstmg L Skare I Rasmussen A Mttchell B T1 to d 62 ' 7 GJIIS BA is I I I I I KN S I I 1 1 Q Sophomore Gxrls Club members hrst row left to nght I Gabor T Hackman I Bezmer W Code S Moon C Osmundson N Ielfens P Pool L Galle K Podolske K Clark C Carlon Second row C Schrmdt S Ltncke D Fleck A Brumm D Schar key S Hanson R Fa1rbank M Martlnson I Patterson P Palmer G Nelson B Young Thxrd row S Leucke D Deuser D Wh1te K Schultz S Krahn I Charnberlatn D Kuhtuss S Henaux K Ftadke I Schultz S Rtess B Love Fourth row C Case E Carpenter Fl Doran S Showalter I Behlmg S Madsen S Rletmann S Showalter B Slnnote I Wegner N Stewart K Wheeler S oph om ores glrls at the end ot the annual p1cn1c Learn Sophomore Glrls Club members hrs! row left to rlght C Gerber I Hawley S Steflens D Podolske W Perley M Fulmer B Haggerty R Schwanke V Margellos S Grmdlay S Eddy I Ulr1ch Second row S Schomberg P Shanahan S Luecke I Doermg A Rupkalws M Hughes M Haugen P Halr I Farnham S Moberg K Engstrom S SGWIHSKI Third row N Fahr man P Tolnton I Hettsntder H Hart tetn R Bauman S Stevenson R Bartel M Dahl S Maxon S Iohnson B Garrlson S Gerth 63 Outlined against the evenmg sky xslt the Iunior z Jf if . qu . A Choir members, first row: D Stiitz D. Mitchell, K. Meyers, K Keraer, I Burrows, I Harnmonfi, M Schlee, D. Maass, F Ganz, H Schroeder, D Carter, I Grina, I Cooke, T Teiqen, L Bitz, S Iohnson, I. Bunaell, N Maass Second row: S Peters, S Watson, C. Hedernan, S Swartz, C. Cutshall, D Howard, L Williamson, K Kruesel, L Biishee, G Maraello.: I Burnham, I3 Halvorson, D Brekke B Adams, B Goehtz, B Stiles, E Essex, S Struve, I Wheeler Third row: F Ekbera, M Peterson, P. Pool. K Knowlton, I Harnrnona, P Baysen, D Wellner, S Schacht, B Harrnon, G Bishop, I Hmyber, D Harnis, I. Kornenaa, B Walter, C Bengston, K Logan, ll Moeller, B Haugen, D McGuire Fourth row: S Barnes, ll Finseth, I Haualan, B Bennett, S Welch, r i I ,Q Ogle, B lrlelson F Pankcw, D Kiiehn K Hines E Ackerman, K Monsriid, C. Linville S Kereaicos D Kirlcwoofl, L Fer.1c.i- weiler, B Ekstrancl, I Stroebel, B Ienke, B Bicl-cel, S Stickney, A Helmholz, K Briese Accornpanzst is Ann Olsen Choirs Vocalize The seventh hour mixed cttw is in active Present Concerts aroup which participates in both school asserri- blies and evenina concerts The B5-voice choir which is directed by Si'ine',' Siririeniori, cover: every type of music trorn The Bach Easter Can- 'ata presented at an April concert to Fred War- ina and Calypso The biajaegst event ot the rriii.:i- cal .reason is the Bia Nine Miiisic Festival, wtiict. in attended by all three rriiisical iiroup.: alto: week.: ot hara rirrrparation The Cliarriluer Sirifif fr: are rvierrmer.: ci the rriixf-'i choir who havf' taeen .eselectea :cr 'heir ability to lelenfi ther' voices with 'i .frrtall .siriaina CT'7f'IHl7f'1'1Cl'1 Thou' have pertorziai at varioL1.1 rriefitinfi- and social trinctions in Boclierter, as well as fiiviria con- certs cliirinfr the Cliristrrias season in several .forex Chamber Singers are. first row, left to right: K t-ff'-':or.,I Bpxrrcws, ii Stigfz I Hoiiriiiscrii S Pfiff Q3 'fffQ t. K Kr'1e.el fl- .1eri,B Bick-el A Helmticlz, K Bflfilff' S Stzckney B Haugen, S Sviive Second row, left to right: L !'tr'Icfir'r'in C Linzvllf S Kerealcor, G Marqellos, D Carter I Hiiyher, G Bi.1liop,B Ekstranfi, I Stroebel, C Benaston l.f1 .'.' ini front 'lie pictiirfe Nancy Claaett and Dick Ienke 64 Listening to Dick lenke on the piano are the other members Mr. Suddendorf is shown directing the third hour girls' chorus ot the boys' quartet: Chuck Bengston, Gordon Bishop, and in a rehearsal. Iohn Huyber. Work Toward Festival Sing for School The third hour girls' chorus is a group out ot which will come some ot the members ot next years A choir. Besides gaining musical experience in group singing, the chorus assists the large choir in several programs, such as the Christmas assembly. Many small ensembles-quartets, trios, and duoss-have been formed by choristers who want individual assistance from Mr. Suddendort and the chance to try their vocal abilities outside ot the big choir. Credit is given these groups and the soloists who perform tor civic and social organizations in town. Rochester also partici- pates in the Big Nine Music Festival. Members of the third hour girls chorus are, first row, left to right: Pam Blattie, Mary Ann Thompson, Sharon Behnken, Pat Bass, Sharon Luecke, Voula Margellos, Iris Zobel, Sue Christian. Second row: Sharon Lindberg, Alice Davis, Delores Fieck, Mary lo Kuchenbecker, Diane Hammond, Sharon Smith, leanriine Hanson, Mary Schuster, lanice Bideriour. Third row: Mary Lou Martinson, Violet Gillidett, Sue Haas, Adrienne Rupkalvis, Alice Mitchell, Catherine Carlon, Arleeta Morris Iudy Peder- - ' ' l D l B ,I d W d . Nancy Huyber, Becky Love, ar ene ose u y a e son, Mary Hughes. Fourth row. Iariet Musolt, Iackie Robinson, 'Bi Band members are, first row, left to right: N. Schmidt, D. Wilkins, D, Skagen, P. Culp, B. Boddis, B. Brenengen, B. Gronvold, N. Fahr- man, M. Hirman, S. Tschirley, K. Williams, L, Williams. Second row: D, Veeder, P. Thorkelson, K. Winter, A. Riemers, K. Kern, M Daugherty, P. Musoll, D. Newell, T. Hallett, I. Farnham, B. Aslahl, Instrumental Music Senior high orchestra members, tirst row, left to right: N Clagett, T Caron, L Skare, S Maxon, I Mallcch, B Claaett, V Gave, I Tharkelson Second row: A Olsen, I. Davis, B. Iohnson, B Harders, D Wilkins, P. Culp, B Bodais, L Williams, K. William' I Bu.-1h ' ' ' ' ton, S Siegel, S Halverson, B. Odel Third row. S. Schombura, M Haugen D Veeder I Farley, D. Newell, I. Whitinai M Daugherty, K Bean, I Larson, D. Hammond, C. Schmidt, D. Harms,PL N l' ,S Stl' ll. F I h Qu-5 ' -ii D e san 1 we ourt row: I Kobi, P. Frost, M Dahl, Members of the International Relations Club gather in Coffman Hall after a talk by Dr. and Mrs. Alton Onat ot Turkey Z . C Works for World U11 derstan ding This year's IR C otlicers plan tor tuture club meetin S . . . g. Enjoying the session are Ted Rynearson, program chairrnang Nan Bradley, secretaryg and Sue Pudwell, president ,pe IFN cp? 'Q We . -'I 4-.Q-11-. Our two American Field Service exchange students, Margie Van Gelder from the Netherlands and Nan Bradley from England, have played a very important part in IRC, as well as in activities of the whole school. Iohn Emmett seern to be nloytna hrs prorect for the Sctence Farr whatever tt IH Rumor ha lt he rs plannrng to blow up the school After all C H OH ts pretty explosrve Iohn' ,se The Science Club oihcers are brewrng up a dangerous mess They are left to rtght Mary lane Murphy retary treasurer Toby Iones. vrce presrdent and lrm Stroebel prestdent e Sc ence Club of H H 5 o actrve clubs rn chool Tre 0 tutu e crentt t hate the opportunrty to follow up bv rrean of proyects gronal scrence farr held alternately rn Rochester or Wtnona they can dtsplay therr efforts and get a chance to see what other scrence clubbers rn our area have accornphshed Under the gu1dance of P I' If P t Mr Bonner the sctentlsts of our chool are develop S mg a good bastc knowl dge of the world around Members ofthe SCIENCE Club are hrst row Qu Qrrnaue Mrdae Murphy Che ter Iohn on Second row Tob Iones Hugh Brown Marlon Owen Maaar Twentyrrdn Thxrd row Bruce Evan Don Kernohan Iary Larson Irrn Matheson hm Stroebel Fourth row B111 Gernes Ierry Farley Dtck Guenther Inn Grma Stcmdmg Iohn Emmett Rodnef Barley Charles Keys Davrd l-lagaman Davtd Heckman anl Lrla Wrllrarn 69 -, y e ,ff , ' H, A , sec- X Tuh 1 E f . V ' 1.1 ne not the IHCSI any speclal phase of work they enjoi. At the rel V I: .N V C : .1 l I LIS. , ' ' fs. I , . .Wm 8 C . A .- gk 1 N , 1 I Occupational Relations members are, first row, lelt to right: Marilyn Bethke, Kay Miller Nancy Greten Marilyn Adler Caron Fischer, Becky Ketchum, Ellen Stewart, Barbara Bernard, Maxine Siem, Eleanor Hilts Second row Emil Heinz Gary Skogen Larry Olson, lim Berg, Gerald McVay, Dick Brown, Wayne Boyer, Rodger l-lempel Third row Bob Roberts Iohn Dunford Eu gene Mewhorter, and Lance Nelson, O R C Plans 111 Present Left Ioanne Haggerty lulfills some of her secretarial duties at her lob at Daytons of Rochester Lower left A customer gets waited on by Caron Fischer on the yob in the camera cle oartment at Osco Drug Lower right Becky Ketchum spends her working hours behind this inviting counter at the A K Samelian lewelry store here Right Musing n doubt those crazy women drivers Bob Roberts sets out on another routine Job at Marti Motors where he is employed 70 The bnght red and black shakers used to cheer on our teams seem to look all r1ght to Kltty Under wood presrdent ot the Pep Club lane Hammond secretary treasurer and Bette Held v1ce presldent The pep rousmg cheerleaders of RHS pose for a mlnute tn the halls They are lelt to r1ght loe Brough 1un1or Nancy leffer s sophomore Slmone Vllleneuve semor Sue Kmgsbury sophomore Iudy Klopp semor and Ixm Stroebel Jumor Pep Club S parks S p1I1 ts Members ol the Pep Club 1n RHS are the sp1r1ted rooters who s1t through ra1n ha1l and snow to cheer our athlet c teams to v1ctory Thrs organt zat1on also puts together a sportsmansh1p scrapbook prolect wh1ch 1n past years has won state honors and tur mshes shakers and Rochester sweatshlrts lor those who w1sh to buy them At nght an ex c1ted stand ol football fans are madly cheertng the Rockets on to another VICYOFY 1 J . la W s . Q ' . . r in S A ' I . . r , . lim ui A Q r, , 5 ' ' ' . , ' v 4 .I M' I I V ' i W ' V G . ' I ' 72 Lxslenmg to a talk by Mr Iohn Klousra on The Socral and Economtc Factors of Teachrng are members ol the Future Teachers of Amerrca club GZIP The ofhcers of FTA are lelt to nght Marcla Nelson VICE presrdent Larry Becker treasurer Mary Ann Weld if Students Start on Road to T eac.h111g Future teachers m RHS are hrst row left to nght lane Hammond Ioy Bandel Mary Ann Weld Marcra Nelson Mary Waugh and Dorothy M1tchell Second row Rxchard Edwards Larry Becker and Ron Iohnson 73 I M - f presidentg and Dorothy Mitchell, secretary. I 1 ll . L L 1 Riflemen Shoot for Perfect Scores ln cr kneeling position, ready to shoot, are Honora Baldes, Margie Lawler, Marcia Nelson, Sharon Stilwell, and Lynn Williamson. ff-N is L i ,'.. ,wr y h Q15 ,- ,N ' , 5 , ,X lx X s 2 t'W,,l ' 7 G53 5 K if, La? Active members of the Rifle Club are. first row, left to right: Becky Love, Lance Oleson, Kay Hines Second row: Marcia Nelson, Nancy Ogle, Barb Young, and Ronald Pike The R.H.S. Rifle Club meets Saturdays in the South Gym of Coffman Building. Members of the club range in age from seventh to twelfth graders, and are coached by George Otto and Iennings lohnson. Anyone who is interested in shooting can belong to the club. Each year the Rifle Club takes part in two tournaments, the first of which is the district tournament held in Rochester. This year it was held on March 2. The second tournament is the National Sectional Meet, held at the University of Minnesota sometime during the month of April, Teams from towns through- out Minnesota and parts of Iowa and Wis- consin compete in this meet. The Rifle Club ends its activties each year with a picnic Sighting straight down their rifle barrels at a Saturday practice are, left to right: Bev Hanson, Stephanie Cain, Kay Hines, Nancy Ogle, Margie Lawler, Marcia Nelson. The Mayo Civic Auditorium usher squad treats Mr. McKibben to an annual coke, Standing around the machine are Sandra Watson, Sharon Peters, Iudy Lukehart, Diane West, Diane Stutz, and Mr. McKib- ben. Members of the social committee are planning one of the annual dances. From front to back are: Scott Vaughn, Sally Stickney, Sharon Riess, Iim Balfour, Pat Conner, Al Fischer, Dick Kauffman, Nancy Schmidt, and Woody Young, Directing traffic is an everyday job for Dick Ienlce, During the winter months, he oversees the tunnel with assistance from other boys. They Master the Masses tl 75 Student Help Serves During School Gathered around M1ss Bakers desk rn the lrbrary are her assrstants They are from left to rrght lane Pagel Betty Krom Carol Freclrrckson loyce Benrke fseatedl S nclra Krahn Carol Eyre and Lourse Nelson The cafeterra help are frrst row left to rrght Leroy Scharlcey Donna Prokasky Shlrley Zwart Dorothy M11 chell Dave Schlref Tecl Hanson Second row Ron Iohn son Sue Pudwell Mary Parkh1ll Delores Patchrn I1m Carlson lackle Flobrnson and Barb Asfahl Always ready wrth frlms prorectors and advlce are Mr Schultz student assrsfants Standrng rn hrs offrce they are left to rrght Gregg Krrk Wood Al Brerlooldt Darlene Peterson Arlene Mrtchell and Trrn Ba1r Kseatedl Invalucxble to Mrs Erlckson are her assrstants The nurses help are rn front left to rrght Sharon Zlck Ethel Batzel eorclelra Wrechrnann and Pat Rrege ln back loyce Wond row MQTCIG Nelson Mary Tews Carolyn Errckson Elrzabeth Domlce and D1ane Boelter 76 W Q7 W f. I . ' K Q of l J ' . , I G I I f , 3 r A 1 r - I s. , 6 1 H. 5 u , if X ' T A ag 1 1 V .I I . .. K , QM, f l f f ' , I , , W . .r Y r , tx 7 'Q , , . , 5 1 A 1 I r - 1 r S. 9 ff - ' - . - . . f . . I . , f , , rl: 'lg ,, nglgxhlq 1932 Q wh 4. if if 3 Xfgnnyulg 3 'fl ' 7-Q WSCCIAL ,r Q . W- ' on .4 I, gt, gg 1' nl if 9500 Iim Chafoulicls takes advantaae of one ot the novelty dances when he holds up' Bill l-lurrle and Rosalie Goehtz as they clcrnce to records at the annual Sophomore Mixer These R.H.S.ers have just discovered some- thina they have in common-their shirts. The .lance is iust getting under way, followinq the first tootball dame ot the season Sophomore Swing A typical scene ct the Sophomore Swing-a circle ot onlookers sur- rounding the dancers There she isl thinks Woody as he crosses the dance floor. 78 Sophs' First Fling. . . 5. Varsity Wctory Hjghljgh ts Hom ecomjng Ociober19 was one Oi the moral CgIHflC1f IIQ 1 ifrym of Inf' yeclr-Hornecormna Llay RHSer:: chore Herne Kuclwn- be-Cker to reign over the dcry':s Qctivrties. Below, Queen Bernal poses vvilh her court Sealed from Kell to riuhl are Mary Io Kuchenbecker, Bcrrbczrcz DeVrie-ss, Bette Reid, and Icxne Farnham Siundinq fire Senlors P11161- beth Essex, Berne, and Iednrlelte Fuchs ni , 4 'f ' ' S., sf K' Q r 5 , 5' 2 2 Q12 :,, , Q 2 2 Zi 1 if 1 ' 3 . - Y., M-.M 1' 3,4 I 79 sw The traditional homecoming parade played a colorful part in the annual homecoming festivities with the entrance ot approxi- mately thirty floats in the competition Caesar had nothing on the membere ot Mr Garwoodss :sopho- more homeroom with their float entitled 'They Came, We Saw, We Conqueredf' This float with the huge bird being dragged by the Roman Charioteer took first place honors. Mr, Burring- tons homeroom earned a close second with the slogan 'AA-Salt the Wingersf' Salt fell on the uw! huge red and white bird from a Mortons salt box Red Wing Weepsw captured third Assembly Parade Open 1'-'GSf1V1f1GS place with an Indian maiden :sitting in front ol a teepee Mises Ramerk: students were the creators ot this prize win- ning tloat QED WlNikf Wil Et Doctor E. H. Ryneurson fiue-.st speaker at the homecoming assembly, is :shown delighting an enthusiasiic audience cf lootball players, Zaculty, stu- dents, and alumni ln the firsi row, let! to right are Woody Young, student chairman of the homecominfi committee Ken Corbin, wh: 'Vive the alumni welcome, loel Harding, who reanonfied for the alum- ni, and Mr Ehrhorn 80 Game Won Dance F un Seemingly holdrng then' breath RHS royalty watche a tense moment at the game 81 The days festtvrtres began wtth the annual l-lomecomrna as embly A left Edlth Schmrflt last years queen crown Berna a attendants and crown bearer Sharon Drews look o After the coronatton the speakers guests and football team were then presented to the queen the clo e of the assembly home rooms rushed to prrvate garages where they put frnrshlng touches on therr floats before the parade Below Nan Bradley exchanae student from England catches on qurclcly to Am ertcan fast dancrng as she demon strates here Wtth Bolo Anaelrcr 3 k,,. A I , t , S .' . H. I I , XX who was seated on the throne. At 'E .- H . , A , .Q s . , K.. 'QL Mxss Dlckmson surveys the gang as she takes over at the mlke at the annual Harvest Dance program The party was held m both Coffman gyms games 1n the south gym and dancmg 1n the north gym The outfxts ranged from those of ragged bums to freckled faced farm grrls 1n patched blue Jeans Dxck Ostrom seems to be srgnalmg somebody whrle Crow 1S g1v1ng the camera a sultry stare FALL TIME I-'ROLIC' Showmg the boys how to play, Mr Klousra sp1kes the volleyball over the net The torn net on the p1ng pong table was no obstacle for the table tenn1s pros at the Harvest Dance . if 4 i 82 Doug We1berg and Sharon Eddy are all decked out m trad1t1onal Harvest Dance fashlons as they pose 1n front of the s1lhouettes 1n the north gym Emcee Hen Thomas and talent contestant Sally W1lson talk over poss1b1l1t1es of twang the applause meter 111:-4 EIVIS Rynecxrson trles a shaky vers1on of Be Bop A LuLa durmg the program at the Harvest Dance E c1ted screams from the females 1n the auchence en dorsed h1s performance Frozen Fan tas y A pxcture of rhythm are Barbara Renaux and Iohn Gamb111 who seem to be takma advan tage of havmg the whole floor to themeelveb Don Weeks and Carol Cutehall try a d1fferent twlst to the iaet dance as they cut a rug to the mustc of Iohnny Roberts at the Dcxncmg under the snow flaked ce1I1ng are couples attendmg the annual Chnstmas dance thls years theme was Frozen Fantasy ll ll Christmas Dance. A A V t Y 84 On the lbth ot December the annual Christmas dance was held in Coffman Hall from 8 pm. until midnight. The hall wana turned into a Ufrozen Fan- tasy' with white streamers coming from a huge, sparkling snowflake that dangled from the ceiling, Music was furnished by Henry Burton, and the rriayority of songs were 'rock and roll' to satisfy the fast dancers The program was centered around a Santa theme with several Rl-lSer:s playing the parts ot typical small children, A number of Christmas carols were pantomimed by the children Below, Barb DeVries teases Santa about his cotton beard, and little Bob Olsen sucks a candy cane in the background Right, dancing around the Bonnie Brenengen confidently tells 'Santa' Powers what she wants for Christmas while Barb Roddis, holding her teddy bear, waits her turn to talk to the JO lly old mari A +1 traditional Coffman Hall Christmas tree are some of the students attending the party. ? 1 The decorations t e dance carrier' t 'i rise C ' e e Kina '1 nottea ro, e an, ra fb three doorvtal o in e o wood plc rf e Evan ancin lv th hi '1 e ern Cu With the theme The King and I, the annual Girl-Date-Boy Dance was held in Coffman Hall on Ianuary l9. Music for the dance was provided by Pal Thedes orchestra. It is tra- ditional for the girls to make cor- saaes for the boys, centering around their interests and hobbies, On the lelt are Doug Weiberg and Nancy Fahrman as they take in a last dance along with Iary Larson and Kitty Underwood. AT THE' KING AND I i F 7 HY ' and program oi A h f ' .l out he Sianieae 3 f tie . f movie vgsion of The V f i ::nQ 'Nlfl'l curtains riaiie oi lc ' o s h . oi i from th, ' 'W Q Ad rned in a, -lab tai-Te corxezfie of f :stic and Metal is Sine 4. ss, d 'g i cl. tc, P.. , ,lp . V J 5' Q l E ,S ig . -3 , I ' it 'wud' Fastemng Doug Nlchols corsage on hghter IS Ieanette Stelger as they pause bes1cle her locker before gomg T REMENDO US CRAZ Y C GRSA GES fk Laden wlth mult1 colored balloone Terry Telgen and Sandy Sawmfslu beem to be deep rn conversauon ae 2 A :I B they 1t one out at the anuary dance PERFECT PARTY It looks hke Don Kernohan has the world on a strmg as hm date Magg1e Twentyman anchors hls corsage I I I f x In . 1' ff, I R--wr A .sy . y - up 1oICoffman Hall for the annual Girl-Dates-Boy Ai I I I MS, H I I 87 Entenng Coffman Hall ready for a good trme are T Cooper Sally Snckney D1ck Roessler Nancy Schmldt Steve Gray and Barb Lubarslu A galaxy of sllver stars and a blue starrway wrth even more stars and stlver glltter transformed Coffman Hall 1nto a wonderland T e doorways were covered by arches wxth gllmrnerxng angel harr and s1lver stars J up1te13 Pluto, Mars Stcnrway To the Stars Executing cr lxvely fast step are Iohn Hallenbeck and Brenda Ellmghysen Iudgmg from the happy expresslons on other faces Henry Burton and hrs orchestra provrded some very enyoyable musxc A . h l l l I ln: I l l 88 Heavenly Tzme Had By All Although corsages arent necessary for the Iumor Prom nothmg could dtscourage Irm Stroebel and Steve Kereakos from buymg them Donna Harms stands by to offer assrstance as the boys ponder over the selec tlon Posmg for the photographer are two couples who have had a Wonderful ttme They are Pat Curtam Steve Mortensen Conme Woodman and Don Frelds It look as though Tom Y Moore 15 erther bemg held up by Ierry Pov er or ts dmsplayma Etsenhower lGCllCS 4:30 Well, l'll try to be ready .N- ' Lf' ik 5' 0 'L It Goes 3 9 fe! K, fl l' vx Sim. 9 'Q 5:30 Oh, to have ncxturfzlly rurly hoir 7:15 Four layers down-only one more to qo. eh fx S, A A i X xx: 'V 4 W . , Ev www ,W f 8:05 Whcrt color shcxll l point them tonight? 8:30 lust C1 tew more hnishrng touches '1 5 L5 235+ 54 ui J: fffffff .ilif'i4v25 l :z'l3'i?':' lb ' rb7'iFlfl+'f ni :f-.i:flf:1- V W ly f3'si5i+luf -1-r+ rr 7:15 Lets :see what Ann Landers has to soy about senior prornss. Qt? 4:30 Theres plenty ol time. 6:30 I wonder where the yellow did go? Like T his. . . .IP fs' mf X' C 8:05 Now wheres that other shoe? 8:30 Whew . next time l'll start earlier. 'raw There's hardly room for another couple on the dance floor, which proves that the Senior Prom is the best dance of the year Flowers, Eormals and Fan tczsy I REMEMBER PHAPSGD Y' '01 Engaging in conver- sation and conces- sions at the l956 Senior Prom are Sen- iors lohn Slocumb and Hoa Dahnert with their dates Diz Essex and Barb Lubar'lci Held on Ma lf? the rom hafi s . y , . p . a the theme Ulihapsodyf' The beautiful decorations centered arouni a rotating spectrum covered with mirrors. The pink streamers leadina from the spectrum met pink trees adorned with twinkling lights. The program, a take-oft on Monitor, drew laughs trom everyone lt was emceed by Senior Class President Walt McDonald with Don Kyle as com- mentator 92 . if bln WSU SPORTS, wx First Row, Left to Right: R. Hawley, K. Corbin, R. Chadwick, T. Y. Moore, co-captains T. R. Moore and R. Hagberg, V. Skarstad, G. Goodro, D. Ostrom, C. Campbell, D. Schliett. Second Row: M. Macken, I. Macken, G. Marburger, I. Golod, S. Kereakos, T. Cooper, D. Anderson, I. Bowers, D, Roessler, C. Miller, C. Westcott, T. Iudd. Third Row: I. Hallenbeck, D. Steffens, A. Roebuck, P. Thorkelson, B. Hurrle, T. Howe, D. Fischer, B. Erickson, B. Scott, L. Erdman, P. Lillie. Fourth Row: Coach Lauren Hagge, G. Margellos, G. Chatos, L, Hand, I. Dashow, G. Hawley, D. Winslow, G. Hutchinson, D. Halvorson, P. Kierland, Coach Iohn Drews. Missing Cedric Paine. Hard Blocking - Fast Running Fourth Conference Title Big Nine Standings Wins Losses Ties 8 0 0 Rochester . Red Wing 7 l U Winona 6 2 U Coach Hagge plans strategy as Coach Drews talks to Austin .. . 4 3 l spotter via walky talky. Mankato . 4 4 U Albert Lea 3 4 l Faribault . l 6 l Owatonna U 7 1 Northfield l 7 O Dinks Schlieif seems to be saying, A' . and this guy came up behind me, but l held on to the ball. y 14, Www Hagbergg If Y Moore Picked All-American Proud fathers say, That S my sonethe one over there all covered with dirt, or 'Come on, hit that line a little harder. ' Coach O the Year Is Lauren Hagge 96 f' I 4 Top: Vern Skarstad blocks an Owatorina player lor ground gainer Hog Hag- berg. Middle: Hagge talks with Mick Macken as they go off the field. Below: Rockets, Rockets every! where. Our Season's Record Opponent We They St Paul Iohnxson 21 12 Faribault 7 U Owatonna I3 7 Northfield 34 U Albert Lea 53 7 Winona 27 26 Red Wing 2l 2U Mankato 31 l2 Austin 27 6 . Y Moore Makes All-State Team Above: Oops, mrsssedl says on Owotormo plcxyer as T.. Y Moore gets owoy Right: Roger l-logberg stops o Red Wing plfzyer wfule other Rockets move m. Above: Empty tummles morrxemorlly forgotten-mpped lm- gers ignored-students sit wide-eyed os the Rockets score crgoin, Left: Dinks Schlieff is stopped olter qcrminq valuable yordoqe for the Rockets ChGdW1C.k, Hagberg Moores All Conference F? 5 V T? in x Fxrst Row L Wooley B Otto I Brenenegen F Macken L Bremer E Merrxtt D Dornack D Bennken G Karvel Second Row I Waugh B Clark B Rmgenberg B Chumbley B Scott I Glynn W Fmley I Grlrnan I Dunn D Page Thud row L Lldstrom C Warden M Moeller B Lake P Thorkelson I Gamblll C Wolden L Cuffel T Monsrud Fourth row lvl Trapp B Gerts S W1lson L Barley M Mlner D Hesler C Iohnson T Harnack Frith row D Peterson B Brown D Foiburg R Fm anger W Klopp I Moe T Saterdalen Mtssmq P Macken Bs 1- 1.n1sh Season Vlhth One Mar B S RESULTS Opponent e They Below Down wxth you ay a Rocket B player Wmofm Atmtm Red Wma Red Wmq Auetm Owatonna Rmght An Owcxtonnu player takes down Duwayne Dornack after a valuable run 98 sy ' I - 4, 5 w, 3 'I I I , fl Q I I 5 I S wg . A??:,,.T: kk i ill! I x I , i ' Vg, tg W' 'A M I ll 7 77 ' ' ' W : ' fs ss . I 25 U , W, . ' 25 rm fr ' I ' I 26 '1 ' ggw I 6 U - f - ' ' 6 I3 I X , 110 0 TS . 5, ., . , I K A Y as Qi 1: f B Q , Q. 'fs M' WBA in -S 5 iriimsf Results Regular Season e They Edxna 'W Red Wmg Austln Wmona Fanbault St Louxs Park Mmneapolxs Vocatxonal Mlnnetonka Albert Lea watonna Mankato Austln Northheld Dxstnct III Kasson Mantorv1lle Stewartv1lle Byron Wmona Coach Howard Tompkms Region I Captam Tom Y Moore Chatfleld Lyle State Tourney Red Wmg Pemberton Htbbmg tovertlmel Arms Legs Baskets Produce S taters Fxrst row Manager R Neubauer G Lefermk C Muller B Carlson B Blattner B Ekstrand K Mon rud D Thompson Man ager R Balley Second row C Westcott B Sxzer T R Moore S Young R Hagberg I Powers T Y Moore M Stevens P I.1ll1e 100 HA., W A , ,,,, , , ,,,,, , 38 29 ' . ,,,,, ,,,, , ,, , 43 7l ' A , ,, ,, 61 51 ' , , . ,, 53 65 N ' 52 34 . 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Moore captures another rebound durino one ol its Ro Ho ber onfl Ten- Wa Q Q U the tournament gomers Chuck Westcott, Bob Corlsson, old Millsronolt ond T Y Moore look on Ca gers Gain Sta te Berths Right: Whcf 1043, up mvtgt QOHEI' lowvt 'url tlterf frrg pleyttv of Rockets wmttnfz tot tlto lvill Below: Vortofl exprerlzilonn are :shown os: Cltuck Wogtcott orftlox tlte ltoll 'Z Rod W tnfg llorthfteli Wtnono Owotonnct Rochester Austin Monkoto Albert Leo Fortboult lU2 BIG NINE STANDINGS Edmcx Bed Wmq Auwtm Wmoncr FC1TlbC'1l1ll Front D Syowell R Mackerx B Lcrke W Bray D Decker D Dcxvrcleorx M Brre e Coach W Collm ck I Sllllmcn B McN1l1 D Lusk A Inmcm D Moenke C olm on D He fl W Kepp rv V m e B Derk on Bs Fmzsh Season Vlhth 4 8 Record e They Results St Paul Park Albert Lea Owctonncx Auetm Wmormcr Northheld e They Wlth wtretched arms and legs the B squcrdere demorxetrczte thelr 5k1ll durmg cm mtersquad game B., P- 1 Q I , TI. , ie fo A, T St , V' Lmvlll Mirzzzinq 1:1 , :2 f I I I ..B,S., W W ' 33 39 . 38 30 W 22 23 as 39 36 , Q 29 37 29 43 - 55 53 ' 5 X' , ' 35 45 , 42 46 5 ' F ' ' ' M '-gtk., IU3 1 First row: T. Iudd, R. Nielcl, I. MacLean, R. Furmeister, D. Brown, I. Brough, B. Willing, Co-captain A. Fischer, D. Weiberg, M. Byan. Second row: D. Peterson, K. Nield, B. Towey, L. Dalgen, T. Elkins, B. Faulconer, B. Bensen, H. Coircer, D. Schoeder, Third row: B. Adams, D. Anderson, I. Pugh, B. McGraw, M. Mowler, E. Corbin, I. Komenda, I. Waugh, D, Kernohan, Fourth row: Coach Silvernagle, S. Iackman, D Muck, Co-captain B. Komenda, I. Balfour, D. Finke, B. Schomberg, Co-captain H. Tillisch, T. Weiburg Swimmers Capture State Crown We They Austin . . 64 l3 Shattuck 46 31 Below: Gulp, Gulp, two more yards to go, says Bill Will- Winona 53 24 ing. Right: They're off to a flying start. On the right is a U- HiQh 50 16 Shattuck swimmer, then Ioe Pugh and Ielf Kornenda. Stillwgter H H 49 28 Winona . .. . 53 24 St. Thomas . 56 21 Edina . .. . 57 20 Austin . 57 20 Austin 18 Winona 38 Rochester 61 State Champs. . . 61 ' wrist 104 Above After state competmon Mr Sxlvernagle congratu lates Ioe Pugh Rxght Ioe Brough demonstrates a back d1ve tuck posmon M1ke MacLean Jackman Take Fzrst In the State ll 'JM M Mn? :Fibre 'QM gn F' Above Steve Iackman touches the edge of the pool ID t1me to make h1m hrst 1n the state ID the 200 yard free style Left All stater for the second tune Mlke MacLean rests after a hard swlm Medley Relay Wins I- 1rst In the State fx we If Wrestling Results We They Austin 32 14 Northfield Wmona Farrbault Washburn Albert Lea Owatonna Mankato Austm Third Place Reqlonal Meet Second Place State Meet Fifth Place Northheld Inv1tat1onal rway from hr opponent Successful Gm p piers Place Fzfth 112 State COmp9f1f1OD D Ostrom C Campbell R G1lson D Kauffman G Mart1 D Nelson R Zrerath B Rommell Rxght Pry up pour IH gred1ents onto mat then beat untrl well mn-red Drck Kauff man seems to be gettmg the Job done but 1t 1snt easy fp? 106 . . 27 17 ' 27 I7 ' 37 ll 39 2 35 ll 23 21 I8 24 . ' 32 8 All-stater Harry Schlteti how ta ed t ce 1 I t to cg t 1 1 1 1 Below: R. Hawley, D. Anderson, Captain H. Schlieff, L. Penz, , gg Egg te all Fxrst row I Vrornan B Rornrnel I Z1 ratlr D Nelson G Martt D Kauffman R Gtlson I Iennrson Second row A Ackerman K Werdrnan C Carnpb ll D Ostrom L Penz H Schlteff D Anderson R Hawley S Mtckey C R1pley Mgr Thlrd row C Dubbert Mgr D Brecke B Everett T Reese P K1erland R Nelson T McNe1l D Srmth B Ferguson B Otto Fourth row Coach D Srlker N Gtbbons I Glynn M Klrkpatrtck D Wernrrck I Halle-nbeck L Swanke W Frnley L De-W1tt W Rmgen bera L Woolley Coach C Rtdenour Wrestlmg Stcmdmgs Mankato Rochester Owatonna Northheld Albert Lea Wrnona Austm Farrbault Lei! On the bottom tetnporartly 1 C-aryl Campbell Below Pm pm who s got the ptn says the releree State Champions Ostrom - Schlieff 107 . H ,I l I Y' L5 at 5 , i E I xl P z K I A A , U - .1 . R i '- I I V . . D I , Z 5 1' Rl We 2. ., 9' - A A A 21 . -r - 1 ' 1 I f Q 35 Q its ,, , E-.tl A ,Q HI. ' W I wir. .. A ,tm 1 X- .I I -ig K .-a, , ,I gif ' I , I n V' ' ' ,, g tl A 1 7.5, Q t i .I 1 R' k . x A 'a .. I XM-I DA 5 R J - I 'I I A sv kr . y , Q Q ry ' x . A ' 3 xi W L 7 U G 1 5 2 ' 4 3 3 4 ' 2 5 ' l 6 0 7 Above: Iim Priestley goes alter the puck While T. Cooper reclines against the boards. Below: A well-protected goal. Fast N Furious Play Captain B. Haas, S Gray, G. Marburger B. Bjork, D. Winslow B. Olsen, Manager D Megraw. Second row: I. Macken, B. Iohnson D. Opheim, I. Priestl ley, R. Chadwick, T Cooper, I. Hamilton, D Postier, missing G Goodro. First row: D. Brooks, L. Crawler, I. Brennegan, F. Macken, T. Frutiger, B, Bjork. Second row: T. Monsrud, A. Richardson, D. Opheim, I. Cook, C. Wolden, D. Iohnson, D. Hoffman, B, Scott. Third row: D. Fischer, B. Gamble, I, Husband, C. Pienz. Hockey Results We They St, Paul Park 10 1 St. Paul Academy 2 4 Bloomington . . . lU 4 Winona . . 5 l Shattuck 3 5 Shattuck 2 5 Winona 8 l White Bear l 3 Distric! Play Oil Winona 6 l Regional Play Off Edina . , l 3 Below Practicing starts are Bob Fischer and Mel Hanson Don Kyle and Coach Ridenour watch and give hints Right Showing his broad Jumping skill is Captain Tom Robbins wiii SEASON S RECORD Tn meets Rochester llUVz Stewartville BUVQ St Charles 21112 Rochester 54 Winona 53 Red Wing 33 Rochester vsvz Lake city 35112 chqmeid 25112 Q Ind Double Meet Rochester 73 Austin 39 Carleton Relays Third Tournaments District Regional State Big Nine .. . First First Tied lor Fifth . Second Place Place Place Place Place And Sa Wdust First row: K. Williamson, R Royce, I. Hennessey, Captain T. Robbins, D. Kyle B. Ringenberg M. Hansen B. Fischer, C. Camp- bell. Second row: T. Y. Moore, F. Washburn, T. Lake, D. Opheim, D. Winslow, K. Corbin, L. I-lexum, N. Darral, T. Faber T, Mc- Neil C. Randall. Third row: D. Anderson H. Schlietl T. Beagle N. Doty, D. Davidson, B. Olsen L. Bailey M. Macken, B. Ben' son B. Scott. Fourth row: Assistant Coach Lutter R. Hanson, R. Lynn I. Macken, S. Wilson M, Walberg, D, l-luhler D. Roessler D. Loomis D, Hoffman W. Roessler and Coach Ridenour. 109 rf., Ylllifq Coach Merle Davey, Chuck Baker, Lance Nelson, Dick Ostroni, Torn Seldon, and Dave Love take time out from practice tor a little relaxation State Doubles Champs with their opponents. F i Q t i if Chuck Baker and Dave Love shake hands I ff 110 Balls Fly to Make State Champions Big Nine Record Opponent We They Winona ,, , 9 O Austin 6 3 Owatonna 7 O Mankato , 7 2 Albert Lea 7 2 Tournaments Big Nine Rochester First District Rochester First Reaional Rochester First State Rochester First Chuck Rucker shows form in return serve. for , - W' ..,. sw: .,. i M f'w,:.v .. ..5,3311-.:,.a:'-:itzsrii 1 -X 1' -'Sw N W 'Ulla f W 4: ' .Q Season's Record r We They l Lake city 262 253 l Opponent Winona , , , , 258 267 Austm Mound Owatonna Mankato Northfxeld Red Wmg Tournaments D1str1ct Fourth Place Regxonal Frith Place State Twenty fourth R1g.ht Down Mzddle -Z Tenszon IS h1gh as Roy Chctdwwk IS puttmg for par On the lmks IS Iudd Thompson drlvmg a long one Thompson and Roy Chadwxck lll ' 248 233 248 249 241 246 265 238 ' 239 255 ' 271 246 I I . .X ,ga V Watching Dave Schroeder ins Iudcl Thompson, Dave Nelson, Dlck 4 fi-ww L' - ' j N V, in f i'! ' f J X Fxrst Row Left to Rxght Managers R1chard Stanchfleld and Iohn Veloske Second Row Bob Ness Larry Rossler Blll Glase napp Bob Carlson Captalns George Kereakos and Maurxce W1tter George Mmer T R Moore Kenh French Thxrd Row Coach George Parkinson Klm Monsrud Tom Tupper Dave Saterdalen Gary Leferxnk Wess Glasenapp B1-g Nlne T1-tle T19 Baseball Results Captured by Basemen T R Moore krcls co caplam MGUTICG W1tter by saylng Stnke three' or how not to Wm a baseball game' ll2 Lake C1ty V2 1nona Austln Owatonna Mankato Stewarlv1lle Lew1ston Red W1ng Mazeppa Wlnona e They Dave Salerdclen shows perfect form as he hlts a long OHS I . ,f '- . ' I E - i .. , , I ev I 4 A gist, ASS First row: C. Cutgsliali, S. llavix, M l-lasley, S Linbera, P Bass N Swyaman, N Schmidt. Second row: D Silpelrurl, I. Davila S. Zick, C. Bennina, S. Lebeck, M Twentytrian, B, Hanson Third IOYVZ I. Flint, B Reid, B. Biclael, D. McGuire, M, Hunt, B Fields Fozvth row: P. Boysen, S Cain, B Kticnenbecker, A Wollaeaer, S. Sprajrtie MisiainaI Armit First row: B, DeVries, B. Lubarski, S Morris, P Pool, S Villeneuve, M Babler, M Mawson Second row: B Hofl- riips, S. Stickney, K. Hanson, S. Welcli, M Wauali, P Brown, S. Siegel Third row: G Williams, I Paulsen, K Erickson, C Starkson, B Bergs, M. Moeller, I Hialit Fourth row: A Helmholz, B. Goehtz, B Brooks, K. Simon- ton, F. Ekbera, G. Bunyan. R19 Are Won By Learned Lifesa vers First row: I Davie, S Sticlcnev, B Fickel A llelmliolz, A Wollaeger, L Butt, B Boebei Second row: I' Ekberg, B Fields, K Hanson, B Goentz, K Stoltenbera, I Bunflell, W Campbell, C Woodman, B. Bennett, A Olsen. Third row: K. Simonton, I Hight, L. Williams, M. Lawler, M, Twentyman, B. Kuchenbecker, B, Brooks, K. Kruesel, I. Steiger, S Pudwell Fourth row: M Weld, P Frost, B. Bergs, P. Brown, I Klopp, N. Clagett, A. Be-zoier, L. Thompson, L. Dornke, S. Wilson 113 First row: B. Hanson, S Davxs, N Schmidt, D. Siblerud, K Kothenbeutel B. Brenengen, B. Iones, K. Knowlton Second row: I. Henry, S. Cain, A. Wol- laeger, B. Roddis, B. Lubarski, N. Ben. ne B. Bickel B. Erickson S. Nord- strom I Domke Thzrd row M Twenty men P Boysen C Benning M Mas son B Ellmghysen I Peterson I Luke hart D West S Watson R Barkley A Berklns I Bandel Vlhth Balls Rackets, and Cues Fxrst row B DeVr1es S Stlckney K ISTISS Second row K Stoltenberg E Panchow D Keuhn D MCGUIYE I Dav1s M Schlee M Hasley Thxrd row I Welbold I St111wel1 K Bean M Hunt D Lange-vm A Underleak K Sorenson G Iensen D Howard xt, . . . , I I I Hanson, Goehtz, Kern, C. Ieti 114 First row, left to right W. Campbell, I. Klopp, B. Brooks, B. Kuchenbecker, M. Lawler, G. Davis, K. Meyers. Second row: I. Steiger, S Welch, M. Weld, L. Williams, B. Bergs, I Hight, F. Elcberg, K Hines. Third row: I Larson, C Woodman, B. Nel- son, K Kruesel, Fl Boeher, l. Domke, I Rundell Girl S porters Earn Pojn ts wxgbz First row. left to right: M, Schuster I. Baggenstoss, I Musolf, L. William- son, N. Ferris, K. Schultz, D. White N. Ogle, B. Clagett, B. Love, P. Culp Second row: S Butt, M. Hirman, I Pederson, E. Oistad, K, Logan, I Bouscein, S. Halvorson, I, Halvorson C. Woodman, I, Dahnert, N. Iefferis I Hammond. Third row: H. Baldes S Tschirley, I, Farnham, C. Schmidt I Ulrich, B. Young, V. Margellos, D Hammond, L. Galle, S. Grindlay, W Code, Fourth row: S. Kingsbury, M Haugen, S. Christian, L. Brunsting I Malloch, C. Case, B. Doran, A Brumm, D. Deuser, N Angelici, N Pagenhart, I. Wade, B Gronvold, S Schomberg, S Schuster. And So We End Gur Sports Year 116 g? wif is Ms HE FACULTY - 7' Gm ended X 'wif . NN Dr Icxmes Moon nupf11ne11der1t They Oversee Mr Ralph Dorset! B115 ness Mrmcfzer Mr Hxlberi Kath A551stcmt BUSIHOSS Mfmngez swf Cla 'sw an nun 5 Pausmg cz moment 1Y1 the Adm1r115trc1t1o1'1 ofhce are MISS Morllyn Le1benow M155 V1OlG Nelson cmd M155 Evelyn Due-11 118 f' r fe '1 . ,F af .1 0' rl CJ my S 1 .5 A 1 ' Slidfl nun ll 'X 5. :Suzi 3 1 , 'W 1 f lf School Affairs Mr Earl Obermeyer Boys Adv sor Carrymg out only one of Ihell' many dunes MISS MGYIS Kolbe cmd M135 Cerro lyn Mundahl sort mcul Miss Lllcx Argue Asslstanl Prmczpal 'AQ Mr Theodore Ehrhorn Prmrlpnl r.-A 119 wi The Board of Education looks al the HR. Book. They are from left to right, Mr. Willard Lamprnan, Mr. larnes Willis, Dr lorries: Moon, and hawk lelt to riaht, Mr Sarnuel Allen, Di P W Brown, and Mr Robert Gaqe Future Planned 0-Er' Q s'!5?ffgi, Ve gg, if W' Ni 341 A 6- 40 Q 1 At ihe left, Mr. E. W. Buenger explains the plans ol the new school to Dr. Moon from a model. Below, Marshall High School is well under way. new WS W pf, K, Q..1..,,,,,k.WMm ' '- '-'L'- s i.4,...L.t ..Q........... fwims-'Mi -M------.. W-i---.ik .............. lL.L.....-...fi ...-u. f i I l fluid Above: Kay Sorenson plans her future with Miss Argues assistance. Right: Mr. Obermeyer and Chuck Iohnson discurzs vocaf tional opportunities Office Manned Ioan Lenhardi, Kay Sorenson, Carol Cutshall, Rosy Pollock, Donna Prokasky, Barbara Brandly and Theresa Haggerty are a big help to the secretaries in the principals and assistant principals offices. 'LIZ A ' ...- Lucy Armstrong Oringa Elstad English ll English 12 Mrs. Steven L. Kaldem Gertrude Husby English 12 English lO Students work on o class project in Miss Armstrongs English ll class. .EI1gIjSf1 They Encouraged Us to Read and Write Inc: Gue King English 10 Iris Knight Berdette Moeller Enqlish ll English 12, Speech ond Discussion Delores Rotramel Robert Wickstrom English 10 lournolism, English l2 122 Social Studies They Taught Us To Lead Darlene Kaliahs World History Iohn Klousia Social Studies World History, Nellie Busey Iohn Drews World History American History 'WX' Iulius Opheim Social Studies if Walter Porter Henrietta Ryan World History Social Studies I George Parkinson AM Maj World History, ' ' English 10 Robert Gurwood Lauren Hagge American History American History mlltwffr ol tt 4 Psychology students find out 'twhat makes them tick as Mr. Opheim watches results in a personality rating test. XF WW S cjen ce f.. Qi' - f Q W 'I Walter Bonner Merlm Davey Wendell McK1bben Wentworth Woodman Chemistry Physzcs Blology Aqrzculture Sccxlpels poised b1ology students are ready to re veal the mtenors of thelr worms Mr MCK1bben of lem encouragement Mathematzcs 'Y'- Alxce Bamholt Spencer Burnngton Wagner Collms Agnes Dcmzel Elementary Algebra Plane Geometry Geometry Trrgorzometry Hzgh School Arthmelrc Geometry Hzgher Algebra Cllermstry Plane Geometry 124 I Y . fm. I 4 5 ,fr M uszc MK VQMW .,---.4-.., Theodore Cervcxma LeRoy Lxdstrom Sxdney Suddendorf chestra Brmrz' Cnolr g Exclusxve Model They are Mc1rq1e Lawler lecxnneitf- l-lxqht Henry Thema Tlrn Hallett and Ann 01 en Language Phyllxs Kloos Mane Matt Ncxomx Ramer Sharon Traub pcm 1 land Il German I and II Lawn I II and III French I and II 125 I 9 I ll, Or .. f Aspirin stars rehecxrno for fl Srl . . , Margaret Holmberg Ioan Quamme Home Economics I 45 2 Home Economics Ruby Moore Evelyn Wenstrom Shorthand, Typina l Stenoqraphy, Otlice Practice Home Economics Miss Wenstrom demonstrates the electric type- writer to her class. Commercial Arts I Geraldine Iohnson Alton Biurquist Typina, Bookkeeping Typing, Consumer Problems . by P 1 s. ' K, ' it fy fa I, f A tl -5 Y fair' , f 'du-W Robert McN1sh Mabel Dlckmson Evar Stlvernagle Beverly Braden Dewame Sxlker Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Physical Fdu ation Pliy i at Education Physical Edt afo P y fl Education Physical Education . J Howard Tompkins Vivian Erickson Charles Rudkin Marion Baker Dellord Zachor Drivers' Education Nurse Art I cmd ll Librarian Occupational Relation Special Areas Dave Dieter. Dave Kennedy and Ierry Dashow spot weld a box. Looks interesting! Industrial Arts Clillord Monsrud Metals I and ll William Kemp Drawina Bruce Arntson Printina Robert Porcxih Cabinet I, Drivers' Education Theodore Lulter Auto Mechanics Clyde Ridenour Cabinet I and ll fm-rw qsw-wm,,, se KM :Wx E'N Q'ani'i The women 1n the caletena are bus1ly preparlng lunch Lei! to nght Mrs Ella Holmes Mrs Esther Derkson Mrs Everett Mrs Beatnce Crawford Mrs Masek Mrs Clara de Cathehneau and Mrs loseph ne Schemmel They Save the Lzfe Of Each Starvmg Teen They Shme RHS Matllda Make It Sparkle and Clean Puusmg u moment from tlrelr many dut1e are the Cl1b1Od1CII'l Front left io nght Mr Clyde Wrlght Mr Conrad Mass Ovlatt Mr B111 Vall Mr Phlllp Sm1th Mr George Lub1tz Mr B111 Druger Mr Dwane Schacht Mr lohn Baumgart Mr Wentmk Top left to nght Mr Erwm Slflgllel Mr Lours Podolske Mr Roland Bond Mr Ben Olson Mr Iohn Peterson non Small Mr Vmcent Kelly Mr Elmer Clausses Mr Harvey Polzrn Mr lens lensen Mr Robert Barclay Mr Lyle Wxlllam Mr Ver 128 5 ' F km ' 1 X i 1 , X V 1 1 , yyy 1 Q : q ,,v,. ,yyu y MMM , y , C n ,, ,..: ,. 1 : :X -,,..,. 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