Saint Paul Lutheran High School - Voyager Yearbook (Roseville, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1965 volume:

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The yearbook staff wishes to convey to you the fulness of the entire school year with all of it's joys and sorrows. The inward growth is reflected by the appearance of one new subject and several new clubs and organizations. This glimpse into the life of the student body contains some of the many memories that each student will cherish for the rest of his life. 5 table of contents Administration 6 Classes 9 Clubs and Organizations Z3 Sports 31 Activities 43 ADM! I TRATION Mr. Fiebig, our principle, has helped to build our school accord- ing to ways of Christian life. Besides carrying out the duties as principle, he also teaches geometr trigonometry, German and is Advisor to the Student Council. . - . sara-ga '- .fg,,-N Nr 1, 'W I R, 1 'K , S, ve Mr. Hallstrom English Choir Director A Band Director Mrs. Fiebig Librarian Sophomore Class Advisor School Secretary X Dranna and Talent Club Advisor 6 Y Miss Engel' Typing Offic e Prac tic e Shorthand Bookkeeping Freshmen Class A3515 r Newspaper AdY1SOI' f ly M 0 L9ibw1 Nfl ., 1 Mrs . Christoffers Speech Junior English Health and Safety Drama and Talent Club Advisor Girls' Physical Education Cheerleading Advisor l fo W Wflfl R everend Baumann Boys' Physical Education Athletic Coach 8 Mr. Knea, Custodian Bus Driver 61115555 SENICR CLASS OF 1965 Mary Jane Williams, Pres Sandy Jantz, V. Presg Margaret Dreyer, Secg Craig Pauling, Treasg Steve Krinke, Student Council Representative DUANE BURMEISTER Class Officer--2, 3 Football--1, Z, 3, 4 Homecoming King--4 Citizenship Award--l, Z, 3 All Conference Football Team--4 choir--1, 2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club--1, Z, 3, 4 MARGAR ET DR EYER Homecoming Princess --4 choir--1,z,3,4 Pep Club--l, 2, 3, 4 Marching Unit--3,4 Drama Club- -4 Clas s Officer- -4 Yearbook--3 Newspaper- -4 DWIGHT FR ESHWATER Choir- -4 SANDRA JANTZ Marching Unit--3 Choir--3, 4 Yearbook--4 Class Officer--4 Art Club--4 Drama Club--4 RON JACOBSON Chess Club--4 Lettermerfs Club--2,3 Basketball--2 Baseball--2,3 Class Officer--3 Football--3 The students who have attended S. P. L. for all four years are from the left: Bob Foresterg Don Kneag .Tim Petersong Craig Paulingg Duane Burmeisterg Dwight Freshwater-3 Richard Tweedyg Wayne Pichag Gene Szondyg Ron Rullig Margaret Dreyerg Barbara Strobushg Phyllis Belmonteg Mary Jane Williamsg Sandy Wesenbergg Annette Neischg Peggy Villnowg Mary Laffeng Gloria Nitzg Karen Rieff. DONALD KNEA Student Sports Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir--1, Z, 3, 4 MARY LAFFEN Pep Club--1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader--l Choir--4 Art Club--4 ANNETTE NEISCH Pep Club--1, 2, 4 Newspaper--3 Choir--1, Z, 3, 4 Marching Unit--4 Drama Club--4 Citizenship Award- -3 Libra ry Staff GLORIA NITZ Pep Club--1, 2, 4 Choir--1, Z, 3, 4 Yearbook--l Paper Staff--3, 4 Marching Unit--4 Library Staff 12 Out Of The Info The CRAIG PAULING Scholarship Award--l, 2, 3 Basketball Manager--2 Library Staff--3 Class Officer--3, 4 Letterman's Club--3 JAMES PETERSON Library Staff--3, 4 Choir--l Student Sports Manager--l, 2 Lettermen's Club--3 WAYNE PICHA Archery--3, 4 Quiet Hcarborj Billowing Seo KAREN RIEFF Choir--l, 2, 3 Yearbook--Z Newspaper--3, 4 Library--Z,3, 4 Pep Club--l, 2, 3, 4 Office Worker--4 I3 R ONNI R ULLI Baseball--l, 2, 3 Lettermeu's Club--1 2 3 Archery- -3 , 4 Basketball- -1 Z PEGGY VILLNOW Class Officer l Pep Club--l Z 3 Choir--l, 2, 3, Newspaper--3 4 Art Club--4 Marching Unit 3 Drama Club--4 BARBARA STR OBUSH Cheerleader--1, Z Pep Club--1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook--Z, 3, 4 Drama Club--4 Choir --l Office Worker--2, 3 SANDRA WESENBER Choir--l, Z, 3, 4 Pep Club--l, 2, 3, 4 G Citizenship Award- -1, 2 Class Officer--l, 3 Marching Unit--3 Girls State Represent Newspaper--3,4 Church Workers Club- Yearbook- -1, Z, 3 GENE SZONDY Baseball--l, 2, 3 Basketball--l, 2,3 Class Officer--4 Chess Club--4 Band--4 Lettermen's Club--l, Z 14 ative 3 ,3 -4 CAROL WIELINSKI Choir--3, 4 Marching Unit--3, 4 Pep Club--3,4 Drama Club--4 Student Council President--4 Newspaper--3, 4 Yearbook--3 Homecoming Queen--4 MARY JANE WILLIAMS Pep Club--l, Z, 3, 4 Class Officer--2, 3, 4 Student Council--4 Homecoming Princess--3 Scholarship Award--l, Z, 3 Marching Unit--3,4 Choir--l, 2, 3, 4 Girls County--3 Camera Shy PHYLLIS BELMONTE: Marching Unit--35 Pep Club--3g Drama Club--45 Art Club--45 Newspaper--45 Choir--4. ROBERT FORESTERZ Student Sports Manager--3,45 Lettermen's Club--3, 4. KAREN HOCSTAD: Art Club--4. STEVE KRINKE: Football --43 All Conference Football Team--45 Basketball--43 Chess Club--4g Student Council--4g Drama Club--4 Archery Club--4. TOM POTTS: Football--3. RICHARD TWEEDY: Archery--3,4. 15 Tom Barnes Miriam Braun f .X Suzie Casselton Tom Graham Mary Braem Chris Drews JUNIORS John Bergquist Alan Bertram , . Hg 'N K 15? H K 5 Brenda Bertrf N -5ffisfeifiwffenftgsezsifgen-A psf S Q 1' Wayne Durband JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Tom Graham, Presg Sharen Wendt, V. Presg Ruth Moldenhauer, Secg Alan Bertram, Treasg Carol Rieschl, Student Council Representative. Marilyn Hanson , M iv. ,Q .aw mm, f355554 ffii15:?ffQgf2feni2f55?sfssfggg35a, 28 LS' 2fsvffsiziifffiwffiiggzaffgfe,zfgg5,svzQg,g:egg, enrtrtu urin F F rriynr F eiutnn i tttr f rui , R on F erwerda ,ak. 7-V, ,, i C '52, -'kk .-1: I Ji f',. kffk 1 ' 'if I6 Linda Jantz 1-'Z.. ' Pete Lange Judy Kern Kris McLevich ... 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Joanne Mund Mary Jane Kinney Marion Knea Pam Krawczeski Bruce Lodgaard Janice Maag R andy Martins on Barb Mickels en Tom Moldenhauer Lynn Nagy Chuck Peck Doris Peterson Allen R evier Ruth Ulbri ht Gretchen Weerts Annette Stubenberg Jerry Wells 4 B Q 19 .Q 4, il' ' 3 fl FRESHMEN f f iw filig- D o u g la s B 1' ow n 'J wa? 2 LH! 265 N? 2 Mike Glocke Chuck Johnson -: :at 1 351. mf-ffi'5'5Qi12egm,..::e4ff,i2sww J:'.: H. - lk lad? 'Q -:fi?5E f r--i'jf1?KfSi,1itf54qs's5,-ffigglgj 5 'Q m fzi'?:5?'rfna S 2 P Q, ax Q 3 H gp? Mm 5 as W gk Q f a Q X 1 -Q Q K t a fi E S Q fe is Dave Foss X K 3 5535 5 31 rm A.,L N,,. 539 QZWEQXIE77 ': 'L:,-xiii J: .M M. n f A fi 'fsf f191iT' Q . is i Qi:?Y3W?35i5l 2QE?51S?5s555555i?i35i'?55'-1W?59:QEFf?45J4?5E?f?ii5 , swf? pszmsf was.mzggfw-?gg.wR52Qf21QsA.fe,X,ww We - A fi ff 1 G HH S B 10 Ch S u e A HH B 0 da ,,., .- Q ? 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Steve Norve Qlgfiibszf W' :fi Beatrice Neis ch Keith Rahn Dave Schettner Orreen Sessing 21 Mark Schultz Bill Siegel Class Officers SOPHOMORE Marion Knea, Student Council Representative: Janice Maag, Secretary, Leah Anderson, Treasurerg Barb Mickelson, Vice Presidentg Joanne Mund, Presidentg FRESHMEN Mike Glocke, Student Council R epres entativeg Adrienne Bloch, Secg Greg Johnson, V. Presg Debby Humphrey, Treasg Becky Hale, Presg Not Pictured: Daryl Johnson Bob Wallace Dave Macy Another day, another scholar! 22 611165 and Orgauizafims Sfuclenf Council B. Bertram, Treasg B. Hanson, Secg C. Wielinski, Presg S. Krinke, M. Glocke, J Mund, M. Knea, B. Hale, M. Willianus, C. V. Presgj Science Club Row 1: G. Weerts, D. Lohse, R. Moldenhauer, B. Bertram, Treasg A. Bertram, Pres, P. Shelp, Advisorg C. Rieschl, Secg C. Derickson, Public Relationsg Y. Lee, J. Holst, C. Hoppe, Row Z: P. Krawczeski, A. Moseng, S. Boda, P. Fandrey, R. Ulbricht, B. Lodgarde, D. Brown, K. Drews, M. Braem, L. Anderson, M. Kinney, D. Brown, Row 3: B. Berg, J. Anderson, J. Macy, R. Lentz, D. Foss, M. Schultz, T. Barnes, R. Martinson, S. Casselton, K. Rahn. Rieschl, T. Graham, fNot pictured: C. Drews, If is-me Drama cmd Talent Club Seated: K. Drews, M. Braem, C. Wielinski, J. Holst, K. Mickelson, D. Humphrey, Kneeling: C. Hoppe, G. Weerts, B. Mickelson, Y. Lee, M. Knea, P. Fandrey, M. Braun, J. Mund. Standing: R. Ulbricht, A, Neisch, M. Williams, J. Rockwood, S. Krinke, C. Derickson, S. Casselton, L. Odenwald, J. Kern, P. Lange, J. Maag, B. Strobush, L. Anderson, M. Dreyer, S. Hantz, P. Belmonte, P. Villnow, A. Bloch, B. Hale, Church Workers N. Graham, P, Fandrey, M. Williams, S, Wessenberg, wks., . A I , ff .-': . A ' , f f , I x - .J , S f L l - 51 :'v 1 5 Zz' -' - llls S A l l ,VN if lyk V fk, f 71, I . AV ,PER L , , KVKJ It rf., . . ,:. f ...K ,. -1- ix y k ir N L l, k A - ' A B' 'ug V l i A A A J f.,.1 :A i . V ,.., b, Q .. y gfb 4 5. V VXIL H V 5 : :QKA 5 uk . , ., fi - A ' ... ' G' ' , ' .. . 1 ' n L - A li l ? 1 A . ..l.l A - A Cappella Choir Row l: D. Brown, P. Villnow, Y. Lee, M. Williams, A. Neisch, M. Knea, G. Nitz. Row 2: S. Jantz, J. Kern, G. Hoppe, K. Mickelson, B. Mickelson, D. Lohse, R. Moldenhauer, M. Dreyer. Row 3: L. Anderson, B, Bertram, L. Jantz, J. Maag, P. Fandrey, S. Wesenberg, S. Balbach, P. Krawczeski, M. Braem. Row 4: M. Kinney, D. Burmeister, D. Dorman, R. Ferwerda, D. Freshwater, P. Gaturia, M. Braun. Freshmen Choir Row l: S. Boda, A. Bloch, L. Peterson, K. Gee, D. Gee, S. Norve, N. Graham, G. Johnson, K. Rahn, C. Johnson, T. Law, J. Schramin, O. Sessing, A. Moseng, B. Neisch, B. Pafko, J. Olson, B. Hale, D. Humphrey, Row 2: W. Ctvrnik, B. Lentz, G. Myrvold, M. Schultz, D. Foss M,C,10Cke, D. Schettner, B. Siegel, R. Shultz, D. Brown. Art Club Row 1: T. Moldenhauer, D. Macy, L. Jeska, C. Peck, L. Jantz, J, Kern, Row 2: K. Hogstad, M. Laffen, S. Jantz, M. Dreyer, P. Belrnonte, J. Rockwood, M. Hanson, K. McLevich, P. Villnow. Bond Seated: L. Jantz, T. Graham, M. Kinney, G. Weerts, R. Ferwerda, M. Knea, B. Mickelson, Standing: R. Schultz, G. Szondy, W. Ctvrnik. Chess Club Seated: O. Sessing, P. Lange, S. Krinke, D. Humphrey, Standing: G. Johnson, C. Johnson, T. Law, D. Johnson, T. Graham, R. Hathaway, G. Szondy, L. Jeska, B. Siegel, W. Ctvrnik, M. Glocke, R. Jacobsen, T Barnes, A. Bertram, W. Durband. Marching Uni? Row l: M. Knea, J. Holst, B. Mickelson, M. Dreyer, K. Drews, C. Rieschl, S. Jantz, K.. Mickelson, K. McKlevich, L. Jantz, S. Casselton, J. Olson, C. Derickson, A. Neisch, M., Williams, D. Brown, D. Peterson, R. Ulbricht, A. Bloch, G. Nitz, L.Pe1:ers0n, Red Cross Club Standing: A. Moseng, D, Lohse, S. Boda, D. Peterson, J. Olson, K. Brown, P, KI'aWCZSSki, R. Moldenhauer, D., B1'0Wr1, B. Pafko lon tablej. Archery Club Row 1: G. Myrvold, W. Durband, W. Ctvrnik, T. Graham, S. Norve, Row 2: D. Wielinski, T., Barnes, B. Lentz, W. Picha, C. Rieschl, R. Rulli, M. Schultz, D. Shettner, B. Siegel, L. Nagy. Le'rTermen's Club Row 1: W. Durband, L. Jeska, T. Law, L., Jeska, J. Berquist, G. Szondy, L. Odenwald L Nagy. Row 2: J. Macy, J. Anderson, D. Wielinski, R. Rulli, D. Burmeister, Rev. Baumann, P. Lange, D. Johnson, R. Jacobson, T. Graham, S. Krinke, D. Knea, R. Forester, Pep Club J. Mund, M. Braem, B. Bertram, A. Stubenberg, B. Hansen, S. Casselton C. Hoppe, D. Gee, B. Hale, O. Sessing, K. Gee, L. Peterson, J. Olson, S. Wesenberg, P. Fandrey, S. Jantz, M. Dreyer, D. Brown, G. Nitz, B. Neisch, S. Balbach, Left Row Coming Forward: A. Bloch P. Krawczeski, J. Kern, S. Wendt, L. Jantz, K. McLevich, M. Williams, M. Laffen, M. Hanson, N. Graham, A. Neisch, B. Pafko, K. Drews, R. Ulbricht, K. Rieff, Y. Lee, D. Peterson, C. Rieschl, K. Mickelson, C. Wielinski, B. Strobush, L. Anderson, J. Maag, B. Mickelson, M. Knea. 'arms ,. W is M8061 Newspaper Staff T. Barnes, S. Wesenberg, T. Graham, B. Bertram, Row Z: K. Rieff, P. Villnow, P, Belrnonte, S, Wendt, P. Fandrey, C. Derickson, B. Hale, P, Krawczeski, Row 3: G. Nitz, D, Brown, N. Graham, M. Braenn, S. Casselton, S. Jantz, M. Dreyer, C. Wielinski, C. Rieschl. Yeo rbook Stoff J. Hoist, B. Hanson, S. Jantz, B. Strobush, Editorg J. Mund, C. Rieschl, J. Rockwood, S. Wendt. Librorions J. Peterson, B. Mickelson, M. Knea, S. Boda, K. Rieff, A, Moseng, D. Brown, B. Berg. K M Sports FOOTBALL Scores WE THEY 12 14 12 6 32 O 33 O 19 12 6 14 5 Ilmw, Row l: LeRoy Jeska, backg Lester Jeska end Tim Law guard Steve Norve end Keith Rahn, backg Daryl Johnson, backg Duane Burmeister center Lynn Nagy guard. Row 2: Coach Rev. G. Baumanng Ass't coach Doug Hoppe Chuck Peck end, Jerry Wells, guard, Loren Odenwald tackle Pete lange tackle Wayne Durband, backg Jim Anderson, endg Steve Krinke fullback John Macy and Bob Forester, Student Managers. Pictured below John Bergquist back Doug W1e linski, end. With only seventeen players on the squad, the St. Paul Lutheran High Beacons were able to finish their football season on a four won and two loss note. Up until the last game of the season, the Beacons were able to stay away from injuries and so could always field the best of their iron men. All-conference honors were given to Steve Krinke, Duane Burmeister, and Jim Anderson. With only two of the players graduating, Rev. Glenn Baumann will be look- ing forward to the return of fifteen squad mem- bers next fall. Now boys, it's as simple as this Daryl Johnson intercepted a pass and ran twenty yards to score, with Pete Lange guarding the touchdown run. Teamwork is the key word. 'A1l's fair in love and war The opening game of the season against Mayer proved to be the Beacons most decisive. This tragic loss cost them the championship, But win or lose, they displayed spectacular offensive plays. With Mayer leading 7-0, the completion of the game was changed when Steve Krinke made smashing headway through their defensive line and scored a touch- down. The keen eye of the defense was shown as Daryl Johnson made a pass interception and ran twenty yards for the touchdown. Despite the desperate efforts exerted by the iron men , Mayer maintained the upper hand, winning by only two points. This loss was compensated by a four game win- ning streak. MMM, Hx, ipgiafg S 1 -A . -1 kr 5,5 , f?'?5'5ff?' A 5 .gpm w 12 V .V 'LK I 757'-fi5??f5:l5 Q' ' i ii V , iZ1'Pg,fQ ',- K ' I 3 QT? - .N f' ' ' P i , xi NM Annum, i gif hh W V-.f ' i if 'ffi Q- 4 ---..,. L ' 'E' ,. 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'? -12529 6-ig f ' PE ' 5524 ,, it , V TL f , ta' . p:sTE,wZff- 1-z,':f-wife -gffg? V f ' ' ,. ,ts .. ' + V ,WM an -- J V V is - e ' BASKETBALL Basketball at S. P. L. this year has proved to be better than any past season. The Beacons of 1964-1965 had a team that went out on the floor with a mind to Win. Our coach had Whipped them into one of the best defensive teams in the Tri- Valley Conference. This year we had greater height, better shooting, and improved ball handling. All in all it's been a terrific season, and prospects for future years look very bright. Practice makes perfect and that is our goal. ' ..a..,..-z...-p D , . ,,A. Wi... I Front row: K. Rahng R. Hathaway: D. Macyg B. Lodgaardg C. Johnson. Back row: R. Forrester, managerg W. Ctvrtnik, manager: M. Schultzg D. Johnson L Odenwaldg J. Andersong S. Krinkeg T. Cwrahamg P. Langeg J. Macy, manager R BASKETBALL A SQUAD 5. p. L. OPPONENTS 5, P. L Z9 34 Sommerset 31 22 48 St. Croix 41 29 49 Minneapolis 4' 31 43 51 Bethany, Mankato 'W' 49 Z2 33 Waverly 4' 60 36 47 Winsted 19' 45 Z2 47 Concordia 42 22 53 Mayer 4' 41 20 75 sr. Croix if 43 49 63 Chaska 4' 65 28 55 Minneapolis 'U' 55 35 59 Bethany, Mankato 4' 42 31 62 Waverly 4' 63 26 45 Sommerset 47 24 68 Winsted 4' 61 35 68 sr. Croix if 52 13 52 Chaska 'U' 66 43 61 Concordia 48 24 48 Mayer 'U' 51 32 'F' Conference Games 37 B SQUAD OPPONENTS Sommerset St. Croix Gethsemane Minneapolis 4' Bethany, Mankato Waverly 4' Winsted 4' Concordia Mayer 19' Gethsemane St. Croix 19' Chaska W' Minneapolis '9' Waverly '4' Sommerset Winsted 4' St. Croix 1' Chaska 'V' Concordia Mayer W' 4' Conference Games Wm 9 E - , I - V- w a ves .. 'W K v bi X Q1 Q Q 1' . 5 . V ' nf- i A V- , -as . , W,wV --4. , ,'A Q j Ll fk izxg 1 . . , L, if . W1 , ' A - T 4 f- ' as A ' 'Wh 4 W y.. iw ' . , V V M - f:a2:i1372Qw,L.,....M A , M- M ,.fL., l7fffl'iif4 V lee V .. ' 'm..,WW.,,,,,m. -v . ' i g:-V-,,L 'Q 7. i QQ f ' V . M4 ' -mn , v,..,K WA 5' is ., 2 4, My ,, 1 . . vw' K e MTS W, sf: Mffgwwh If-A-, I ,W 41' Hey you guys, get out of my way! www. .51-.all ,,.,-M my , ,vw S- N: T' .Tim shoots and scores again. , ,. .mmf J A M Am x ,J K r if .2 ,ia W..-v W. V 4 Spirits ride high among the spectators as Well as the players as the Beacons move on to victory. B Squad D. Brown, student managerg R. Martinson, student managerg K. Rahn, L. Jeska, C. Johnson, D. Schettner, T. Law, D. Johnson, Ass. Coachg Mr. Johnson, Coachg Kneeling: D. Loss, R. Hathaway, D. Macy, Tom Barnes, ..!2 Z.q- W. Durband. S . ...ww-5, , 'iff' 711.1 . 'f'P'1 f?? '+'w. 95 fd H ' . NSZL-new J. ,..., BASEBALL Instructions from our coach. l964 saw the Beacon baseball team compile the best won and lost record in our school's history. The fine pitching of Ron Rulli Q99 strike outs in conference gamesj and the consistant hitting of Dudley Johnson, Doug Hoppe, and Ron I-linz led the way. Better defense could have added a few more victories. Graduated seniors Johnson, Hoppe, Ernie Bens en, and Keith Nally, will have to be replaced in 1965. S. P. L. is looking forward to the baseball season this l spring with the hope of an even better ' and more successful season. Gene Szondy connects with a long ball into left field, ill The Wind-up of our mighty Ron Rulli. Conc entration Opponents 8 - St. Anthony Village 3 - Holy Trinity 9 - St. Croix 7 - Concordia ll - Carver County Lutheran 4 - St. Croix 2 - Carver County Lutheran 4 - Glen Lake 6 - Holy Trinity 6 - Guardian Angel 10 - Big Lake 10 - Dr. Martin Luther 12 - Minneapolis 2 - Bethany 8 - St. Ma.ry's 6 - Minneapolis 41 Pastor B. is a real swinger! Now if l was out there.. A-squad cheerleaders are Brenda Bertramg Mary Braern, substituteg Colleen I-Ioppeg Barbara Hanson Captain, Suzie Casselton Q who was out part of the football season with a sprained anklejg Annette Stubenberg. B Squad B-squad cheerleaders are and Captain, Becky Hale. ifefifld ., .- f 'Warm -H-f--fum. Pam K1-awczeski, Karla Gee Nancy Graham, Darla Gee, ,4 vfilfifics HL A M ' Hman. an jp-u:z.:S'rmN KL vnu: om - In nk A ' ii , . it 4 If ,, I .A-k, 1 E 7. ,M K V kv VA r Vx . if A The Traveling Man, Pete Lange, discusses the strange situation with the Senator, Steve Krinke, his wife, Margaret Dreyer, and the reporter, Alan Bertram. if Behind the Scenes E 4 . l iff - A l IH Q- 4' ' , 1 is 4 .f L Awkwi PM W xxx 1 - If-4 1 X 'N .K ' B. -f ww? B' 8 if ,.,-A . .- -- V . , 2 K ' V . , . ' ' ' L' 1 ' V' :ff DON I l were 1 ,flfdifff I C O F2 N fff' 'illf fag .4f, .ff 1- ff' I E if V0 , ,MIN ,, ,.,-. 11.1. EOE LQ R E N t , .WA, aw :ffl-HW 'Q effWMjMWMmQ.. ,Q 5' 1 1-1: , J- .. .. ,-Y.mg.f,7 -f- ,, W.- V-, Q.Af3v'7v3fQ'e f M g 5 1 ..,',g,. 1-: ' '-ff f xg M- ' ,f ., 4 .X . 3, D- Q.-. -.'.jf, 2. gf AL gg D' vt, .QVLQ-trip Uris 43:7 ,v7::,fg'::. at Already on Monday morning posters and slogans were seen throughout the halls. Each campaign man- ager tried hard with their buttons, poster slogans, and skits to sway the votes of the students. Sr wx 'ef S imis ,ti fi L Tuesday was Sweatshirt Day when everyone got in the spirit of Homecoming. Our slogan, Lick the Lancers , could be seen everywhere on everyone. Sweatshirts of every size and color filled the day with the excitement of homecoming. Wednesday brought a real treat, 'hot food' for lunch. It was Phoo-Ye Day and everyone enjoyed eating their Chow mein with chopsticks . . 6 ix ...tif Junior Princess nominees: Suzie Casseltong Mary Braemg and Carol Rieschl. Senior King and Queen nomineesg Mary Jane Williarnsg Ron Jacobson: Sandy Wesenbergg Ronni Rullig l964 Queen Sandy Norton: 1954 King Doug Hoppe: Carole Wielinskig Don Kneag Margaret Dreyerg and Duane Burmeister. Junior Prince nominees: Loren Odenwaldg Pete Lange: and Daryl Johnson . Initiated this year, was the custom of Freshman beanies. These green and gold Beacon Beanies were to be worn all through homecoming week. The wearer of the beanie was required to be a 'slave' of the upper- classmen. We can be assured that next year the Freshman class of'65 will willingly endow the honorable custom to next years' Freshmen. If I've told you once, I've told you a thousand times. . . DON'T GOBBLE YOUR FOOD! ! Act- ually, what he means to say is that the banquet, sponsored by the Sophomore class, was a big success. The alumni enjoyed the pre-Coronation dinner, and the festivities that took place later in the evening. Brenda Bertram, Sharen Wendt, and Linda Jantz burst forth with song and showed their singing ability to Queen Carole and King Duane. Marion Knea, Miriam Braun, and Karen Mickelsen, accom- panied by Barb Mickelsen composed a vocal group which did a few selections at the Variety Show. Aff' M QW' Variety Show Young Ja Lee, our student from Korea, Performed a graceful dnnce of her native country for us Thursday evening. Folk songs heightened the evening when newly crowned King Duane and Maggie Dreyer joined with Sandy .Tantz and Loren Odenwald at the guitar. Miriam Braun entertained the King and Queen with her portrayal of a little boy get- ting ready for his bath. 49 Duane and his stocking cap. . .i even in his Kingly attire. Beacons come on to the court. i fiixgx 4 .W If z . ? E:f35ffl5f1?511tiiiffxiii mm- :Q ,iii t:,Qg2'3-V iii. 13,1 F1 af ii? 5 Black was the night, and happy were the students of SPL after the second annual Homecoming game. The bonfire was a warm welcome in the chill night air. S ill echoing in our ears were the sounds of the game, Laughter. . . cheering. . . yelling . . . screaming. The whistle blew, the noise is deafening in our ears. VICTORY FOR SPL!! Action aplenty in this exciting game between SPLand Minneapolis Lutheran The final score was SPL 65, Minneapolis 56, iazfiwzssfu, WWW , - W iitiUf57'iw2 gwwsi f5??fWM?krfvw'iQ:fww s?5x:g4i1ef fy- fs f:f:igszwfpQ,Q5s5,ig3fQ1 g2s'f5-'eafgawww , . . . ggw,f,sg,,,, 'K f f., f f3L,:x1'., f1f',,,?gi, A K my ugfw, .HV , , , I Y 5 M Y . f , V - . . If j K-.ig wyk 45 -kxe,x.',,Q t ' -S u A ,H is 'sf 'Q ,-in , if iw Yiwu ,ma .N -s1,,u N..--s:.......... awe 5 51 s W A Tum. 3 K. 'ref' VISITORS '9' I This year the girls of S, P, L. have shown alot of spirit in representing our school. Above: After long practice, the Beaconettes took pride in publicizing our school in the Winter Carnavil Parade. Below: This year the girls also formed a basketball team of there own. The few games that they played proved to be exciting and interesting for themselves and spectators as well. --.Aww What goes on here? Wngmw GIRLS' NIGHT Sw A few of the girls join in song A fight to the f1I'11Sh .f'N Chris Drews was our L L Mistress of Ceremonies One of the gro Keith Rahn showed us his talent at the organ. 54 HOOTENANNY ups from Mayer was the Kinsmen. After watching and playing three bask- etball garnes against Mayer Lutheran High School, we all joined together in W fellowship and had a hootenanny. Stu.- dents of both the Lutheran High Schools N showed their talent by entertaining and 3 leading us in song. 1 Suzie, our 'hillbilly', auctions off the the yurnmy lunches. in f H hui SADIE HAWKINS DAY 'sir Ng- -'K ,A X' Another of our school activities of this year was be out Ai , Mm-mm! the first Sadie Hawkins Day here at SPL. A var- iety of costumes were on display ranging from high fashion burlap, to ripped jeans and sloppy shirts. The main event of the day was the auc- tioning of lunches made by the girls and bought by the boys. Of the many events of this year, Sadie Hawkins will be well remembered. ROLLER SKATING During the course of the year the different classes have sponsored various activities for the whole school. These activities have done much to help and promote interclass friendships outside of school. Here, all are enjoying themselves at a rollerskating party. Hey, won't one of you fellas help me? The wildest roller skating party of the year. 56 5 5 1 .aw m I 5 1 I m ff ig 'xv' ,F 'W m , A - sb . ,, -L K is 4 Y K ,Y 511 ' Q fl? ,a' .gb www 5 3 xt g..3h.e 2 Sw 5 Q 18- 4-fe., X z X . S+, 1 A 23? u V1 gl? 933 f3Hsi,l K J , , , mg? 'Q C 'S-J ff? ,ie I 4 ' I 1 D ! 1 ,l fbi ,4 dlfcrfisiug and Hamlids lp . N ,9 ?'F5?-in Su E aeaee , Q, Y -1 , W if -ag?-ggwefqriifgjgg 53 P wffwff-eh-f., -:Be E fa ew 'ibsaii ' A-wif Si' f , DEY BROTHERS GREENHOUSES ' , X, -7 1215 N Dale Sf. fComer Maryland, syn mm Fl Fshf o o G +1 FAIIO cu4s91s9v Do you have sufficent housepower? ELMGREN ELECTRIC CO. Residential - Commercial - Industrial FREE ESTIMATES 58 Rampmeier X1 Hes-sociatee, Inc. 400 OPPENHEIM BLDG. MINN. AT 6TH All forms of insurance PHONE 224-2383 DICK LECHER JQE ACKER1' RES. 776-1646 RES. 774-5041 . 55?-:?Si5 , B ROTH E RH0 OD ' A 3 iiisaiiamgai Minneapolis, Minnesota Living Benefits For Lutherons Through Heoith and Lite Insuronce R. JOHN FALCK AGENCY 1598 CARROLL AVENUE PHONE 645-6465 Young Ja Lee, our first foreign student has come from Seoul, Korea. She plans to finish her high school and college education in Am- erica. To Young Ja, the new environrnent was strange, but she was quick to adjust to a new way of life. In the short time she's been here she has shared many exciting ex- periences with all the new friends she has made. MUELLER BIES FUNERAL HOME ll 650 North Dole ot Blair 226-lO3l St. Paul 3, Minn. COMPLIMENTS OF I Earl s Shoe Service SHOE REPAIRS POLISHES SKATE SHAR PENING PHONE 225-1322 619 BLAIR AVENUE HILLCREST BOWL i560 White Bear Avenue Free instructions Student Rates--Monday thru Friday PR 6-2704 S'l'ARlI'l'E R0llER RINK RECREATION FOR THE FAMILY 1546 CENTURY OPEN SKATING--Tues-Fri-Sat 7:30 to 10:30 P.M. S t. and Sun. 1:30 to OPEN FOR RESERVATIONS- Mon-We 4:00 P.M. d-Thurs-Evemngs Afternoons- 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. PHONE RINK 777 - 9993 RES, 777 - 4779 M COURTESY OF GENO'S CAFE F I O W e r C I 670 Payne Avenue, SI. PcuI THE UEIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD lfvlifm Gnd American FOOOIS --Homecmde Bread and Pizza-- LAR PENTEUR AND SNELLING PR 6-9274 PHONE 645-1533 We have a Banquet R m LUEDTKE FLEX1 - CUSHTONED GYMNASIUM FLOORS DESIGNED FOR RESILIENCE ANDDIMENSIONAL. STABILITY A. F. 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'Th k Y' THIS PAGE IS A COMPLIMENT OF an 0 U THE PAR ENT-TEACHERS LEAGUE ST, PAUL LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL 68