Simley High School - Spartan Yearbook (Inver Grove Heights, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1966 volume:

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E Q' 9my5fOO ,Q Q N am ff fy , SK M VW My Q9 THE SPARTAN STAFF PRESENTS SPARTAN no 5 5 l SIMLEY HIGH SCHOOL INVER GROVE-PINE BEND DISTRICT I99 CONTENTS I5 39 59 9l Introduction Faculty Seniors School Life Sports Llnderclassmen Clubs CO-EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGERS PHOTOGRAPHERS ADVISOR 'Head of section 2 73 STAFF K athy Mons on' Sue Jewell' Ed Lehmann Sue Seilsl' Lyle Campbell Allan Krechl' Orlean Carlson Betty Krech ' Carol Gogolakis janel Klugl' Kathy I-Iislop Bonnie Anderson jackie Wedell Terry Schlusslerl' Dick Lindeke Mark Mixell Steve Spencer' Orlean Carlson Mr. Charles King We look 3 We see a world that is not in the past, not in the We look. .. . . .and live for the present. ' 1 4 ' W, iw Today is our moment and now is our story. sb ,, M., QM 2, .. L. M. ' ri , v1 - f, -qiefggmwfg, I -'msmiii legs-:sw 2 ' 2,15 ifsilfsiffi 5355 7 , , 'V 2 - fqzfmgxvr 'QW LEM iff' x 'va 'af :gg MR. K. O. DAHLAGER, Superintendent of Schools Genius, that power which dazzles moral eyes, ls oft but perseverance in disguise. The school annual is a record of the school year. I Wish to take this means of congratu- lating the annual staff for their efforts in making this book possible. I also Wish to congratulate all students that have taken part in the various school activities portrayed in this book. It is my sincere Wish that each of you have been benefited by your experience, and that your adult life will have many fond memories of the school year 1965-1966. Henry Willard Austin ,wr I 'Q f ,. ...W SQ, . A .I 1, NR .M t N K . A .fx y . 0 ff? fx .ff . MRS. JEAN ADES Secretary to Mr. Dahlager K Q N 5 MRS. ANN ILIFF Bookkeeper 8 MR. PATRIC K De SUTTER Business Manager si . ilal MRS. JOYCE LUNDELL Secretary to Mrs. Wolcott The rewards in working in the field of educa- tion comes with watching young people grow to maturity and become successful in adult life. You, the class of 1966 have completed your High School learning period here at Sirnley. You are the first complete product of Simley High School. It has been interesting to ob- serve your growth during these last six years. Although high school has been only one step in the walk through life, I hope that we have prepared you to work diligently, to think objectively and to act wisely. Your presence here and your constructive actions have made for a stronger foundation upon which Sirnley is built. MR. VERNON S. LARSON Principal Logical consequences are the scarecrows of fools and the beacons of wise men. Thomas Henry Huxley MR. LESLIE B. MCKENZIE Assistant Principal MISS BETTY PIEKARSKI MRS. DIANE RECH MRS. THILDA PETERSON Secretary to Mr. Larson Secretary Secretary to Mr. jones 9 The whole art of teaching is only the art of awaken- ing the natural curiosity of young minds for the purpose of satisfying it afterwards. MR. HAROLD MICHIE C ounse lor MR. DARWIN JONES MRS. EVERENE Librarian WOLCOTT School Nurse MR. MARIDW MR. LEONARD OLSON DAVIDSON junior High Science Biology 10 MR. JAMES DREXLER Counselor MR. RALPH BIORGAARD Science 95 Physics MR. ROGER MISGEN junior High Science MISS VIRGINIA LARSON Commercial Department MR. CHARLES KING Commercial Department llfff MR. JAMES GREEN Instrumental Music Vocal MR. MANLEY MADSON Commercial Department MR. RONALD ROSS Artg English A teacher affects eternltyg he can never tell where has Influence stops. H. B. Adams MR. MARK BROWN German I, II, III 11 MR. JOSEPH FIGNAR Lating Audio-Visual No bubble is so irrides- cent or floats longer than that blown by the suc- cessful teacher. Sir Wm. Osler MR. ALAN MORRISON MR. LEROY THOMPSON Senior High Math junior High Math MR. DONAVON MISS JANE HUESBY MR. RICHARD VAERST ROBERTS junior High Math junior High Math junior High Math MRS. MARY HALLQUIST MISS ANNE GLADY MRS. IANICE VAERST Home Economics Home Economics Girls' Physical Education 12 MR. CHARLES BOTTEMILLER Social 125 History 11 MR. LARRY BOYLE Social 125 History 10 MR. ROBERT BEAIRD Boys' Physical Education Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. P. D. Stanhope MR. JON LUEBKE' junior High Socialg English MR. GARY LINDQUIST MR. EDWARD MERGENS junior High Social Socialg Physical Education MR. ROBERT HADLER MR. RICHARD WAGNER Boys' Shop 7-12 Boys' Shop 7-12 13 MRS. BARBARA OVERVIG Iunior High English MRS. CAROLE ADELSMAN junior High English MISS LINDA NELSON jimior High Readingg English MR. GILBERT THO STEN SON Senior High English A 'cgzgzff MR. LOIELL DYRUD English 123 Speech A teacher who can arouse a feeling for one single good action, for one single good poem, accomplishes more than he who fills our memory with rows on rows of natural objects, classified with name and form. -Goethe 14 MISS SHIRLEY DeVRIES English 11 MISS PATRICIA RYAN junior High English MISS CAROLE BERGE Englishg Physical Education '-u SENIORS I've shut the door on yesterday And thrown the key away- Tomorrow holds no fears for me, Since I have found to-day. -Laramore PATRICIA AARON Pat She is the quiet kind whose nature never varies. A.F.S. Club 4. Transfer from Hastings High School. KEVIN ASI-IER Pretty Boy Would you believe5 the harde r I try to be good, the worse I am. Baseball 3,45 Basketball 35 Letter- man's Club 3,45 A.F.S. Club 45 Art Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Choir 4. PHYLLIS AKEMANN Phyl In a class she's always fair, she's willing to do her share. Newspaper 35 Office Assistant 35 A.F.S. Club 45 F.T.A. 4. ELIZABETH AMOS Betty Dynamite comes in a small package, Arr Club 15Band1,F.H.A. 1,25 Newspaper 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 Tennis Club 1,2,4, G.R.A. 2,35 45 A.F.S. Club 3,45 Drama Club 35 F.T.A. 3 545 Junior Class Play 35 Speech 3. THOMAS BACI-HVIAN Tom Some think he's bashful--others wonder. Football 1, 35 Baseball 2, 45 Track 2, 3,45 Newspaper 3, 45 Choir 3,45 F. T.A. 45 I.etterman'S Club 4. 16 PRESENTING OF THE CLASS I966 PAMELA BAILEY Pam Her ways are quiet yet steady and sure. A.F.S. Club 1,233,413 Art Club 1, 2,35 F.T.A. 2,33 C-.R.A. 2,33 Pep Club 1,23 Speech 43 Tennis Club 1,2,33 Home Ec. 4. MARGARET BEAUDETTE Peg She welcomes all with a friendly smile. A. F. S. Club 43 Office Assistant 3 43 Speech 1,2,33 Tennis Club 3. PAULA BRUST Paula I can live without poetry, music and Walking, but who can live without talking. A.F.S. Club 2,1-3,43 Art Club 1, F.H.A. 13 F.T.A. 2,3,43 News- paper Staff 43 Pep Club 13 Tennis Club 1,2. SUSAN BANNON Sue Life is what you make it. Art Club 1,2,3,43 F.H.A. li G.R.A. 1,23 Pep Club 1,23 Pro- jection Club 4. CHARLES BURTYK Chuck Don't do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2,3. 17 7 DALE COOK Dale He is a man of few words. Band1,2,3,4. MARY ANN DAVIS Mary Ann Fun is the pay-off for living. Art Club 25 F.H.A. 2,35 News- paper Staff 35 Projection Club 1,25 Senior High Choir 45 Tennis Club 3,4. RICHARD CLUBB Ricky Hurray, hurray, llm getting away. Industrial Arts Club 1,25 Projec- tion Club 3. ADRIAN DE BOER Madman of the Gridiron His tackles were tremendous, his loving was stupendousf?j A. F.S. Club 45 Baseball 45 Home- coming Queen Escort 45 Industrial Arts Club 1,2,35 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Library Asst. 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Projection Club 15 Science Club 1. GEORGE CAVE George His true self is hidden by his quite ways. Hockey Mgr. 3 ,45 Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,45 Letternien's Club 3 45 Library Asst. 35 Projection Club 1,2,3,45 Tennis Club 2. KENNETH CAMPBELL Lyle Once in his mind there it stays, that's why he rates so many A's. Annual Staff 45 Football 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3 ,45 News- paper Staff Asst. Ed. 35 Science Club 1,25 Senior High Drawing 25 Student Council 3, Pres. 45 Track 2,3,45 National Honor Society. Q: as gf ii MELVHNT DORSEY Mel School's a nice place to visit, but I wouldn't want to make it a habit. Annual 35 Football 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,35 lnd. Arts Club 15253545 Letter- men's Club 253,45 Pep Club 15 Pro- jection Club 1,25 Science Club 1, 25 Senior High Drawing 35 Student Council Rep. 25 Tennis Club 25 Track 152,3,4. DONALD FARRINGTON Don No one knows what he'll do 'til he does it. Lettermen's Club 3,45 Tennis Club 35 Track 3. 32. HEIDI DENTON Heidi lf chewing gum were finable5 2 she'd be poor forever more. Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Tennis Club 3. RONALD FREBERG Ron Worry and l have never met. Industrial Arts Club 1,2,35 Art 1, 2,35 Senior High Drawing 1,253. FRANK DIFRONZO Whop There are two sides to every story, the Wrong side and my side. Art Club 45 Basketball 2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Lettermen's Club 2,35 5 .w,,,,,,,,,,, 45 Newspaper Staff 2,3,45 Track My CARL L. FUNK lll Carl XVhile there's life let's live it. Industrial Arts Club 253. We 14 THOMAS GUNTER Toni I -know I am talking right, you're just listening wrong. Art Club 35 Ind. Arts Club 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 15 Projection Club 15 Speech 2,45 Phy. Ed. Ass't 3. WILAILUG GULTAW AT VICHAI IIMQOVVIY Friendly and easy going. A.F. S. Club 45 F. T.A. 45 G. R.A. 45 Home Eco- nomics Activities. WILLIAM GICUERE Gig The only way to get rid of temp- tation is to yield to it. Art Club 35 Football 2, 3,45 Hockey 1,2, 3,45 Ind. Arts Club 1,25 Let- terman'S Club 2, 3,45 Pep Club 15 Projection Club 15 Track 2, 3,4. PATRICIA GRABLE Pat Quiet and good natured. A.F. S. Club 45 Art Club 1,23 G. R. A. 1,25 Newspaper Staff 35 Pep Club 1,25 Tennis Club 1,2, 3, 4. OTTO CLASSING Otto His quietness doesn't hide his goodness. Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4. RONALD CREENHACYEN Ron When girls were arotmd he was shy, but he's gotten over it by and b 1g.F. S. Club 45 Baseball 1,2,3, 45 Basketball 45 Drama Club 3,45 Football 1,2, 3, 45 F. T. A. 3, 45 Homecoming Queen 'Escort 45 junior Class Play 3,45 Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 35 Speech 35 Senior Class Treas. Ajwvvw-'img r 1 'Wa QQ MY' '-gi-saws' if N F , RWM fiswwadu JOHN HAIEK lOh11 A small man with a big heart. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l,2, 3, 45 Football 3,45 Hockey 2,35 Letter- men's Club 1,2 5 3, 4. STEPHAINIE JONES Steve We women seldom fail in a pinch. G. R A. 2, 3,45 Office Assistant 45 Tennis Club' 3. PAUL HI SLOP Paul He holds the future of the popcorn industry in his hands. Industrial Arts Club l,2, 3, 45 Art Club 152, 3. THOMAS KINCADE Tom Yotmg or old, l'll always be bold. A.F. S. Club 35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Football 2, 3545 Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club l,2, 35 Senior High Choir 2, 3, 45 Track l,2. 5,3 1 SUSAN JEWELL Sue' l'The girl with zest is liked the best. A.F..S. Club 35 Annual Staff 45 F. T. A. 3, 4 fSect. J5 G. R. A. 1,2, 3,45 Office Assistant 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 35 Class Vice-President 4. EARL JOHNSON Earl' Quite solemn until you get to know him. Senior High Drawing 3. SENICR SCRAPBOQK .M Sl 9 l 'U 'Q Ogg A. Qvmtf' 308055 5a 0 0 om3:aQ 3HQ .'. BGUQC' 'bgigfar 0,9 I :a'Q0.:,'Qlgig5:k 9 0 . -aff Q,.ov.,,'e,,,,n Q- 0 4 Qv49:a :o02':'Q'9, 'Q 094-'I-:,e:,v.'5.t.l ,,fe oA'eeaof..0iav.4 . Q nf. N.. fer g59::g:ag!'0gg,F:I,gL X l5W.ev n0n nfsiisfgg Q. K Ja Wk A A:x,-1 z ..v. 22 'UFS I DANIEL KRECH Dan The future holds much for him. Cross-Country 43 Debate 4, Letter- men's Club 45 Science Club 15 Track 3 ,4g Class President 4. GERALD KUROWSKI Jer Give him enough rope, and he'll slip out. Art Club 4, Football 35 Hockey 33 Newspaper Staff 43 Pep Club 1,25 Senior High Drawing 1, Track 2. WE BUILD O A LINDA KRECH Louie She may look quiet, but look again, you just don't know her. A.F.S. Club 2,3,43G.R.A.1,2, 3 ,45 Junior Class Play 43 Office Assistant 3 ,4, Pep Club 1,25 Senior High Choir 2,3,45 Tennis Club 1,2. JOY KROMSCHROEDER Joy Her nature is reserved and shy. A.F.s. Club 2,3,43G.R.A.1,3, 45 junior Class Play 45 Pep Club 35 Senior High Choir 4, Student Council Rep. 15 Class Secretary 2 PATRICIA LATI-KEN Parnelli Come ride with me, I dare you. A.F.S. Club 3,45 Band 13 F.T.A. 2,3,45 G.R.A. 1,2,3,45 junior Class Play lg Newspaper Staff 25 Pep Club 1,25 Tennis Club 23 Gym Assistant 2,3. 24 OF KNOWLEDGE I THE OF THE FUTURE STEVE LAWRENCE Steve Quiet and shy, a real nice guy. Af Art Club 2,35 Baseball 2,35 Foot- 50 ball 3, Hockey 2,3545 Ind. Arts Club 1,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club X 2,3,45 Track 2. PAT LEITCH Pat Short but sharp. A.F.S. Club 3,45 F.H.A. 1,35 Office Assistant 3,45 Pep Club 15 Senior High Choir 1,35 Glee Club 3. IRIS LEWIS Iris With her leading the way, the south will rise again. A.F.S. Club 35 Art Club 15 Debate 3,45 F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 3,45 German Club 35 G.R.A. 1,3,45 Junior Class Play 1,3 ,45 Newspaper Staff 35 Office Assistant 3,45 Pep Club 15 Science Club 35 Speech 1, 3,45 Thespian Club 1,3,45 Class Officer 1. EDWARD LEHNIANN Big Ed Here come the girls. Good night coach. Annual Staff 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 3,45 German Club 3,45 Homecoming Queen Escort 45 junior Class Play 2,3,45 Letter- men's Club 2,3,45 Projection 15 Senior Class Play 3,45 Student Council 1,3,45 Thespian Club 3,4. SANDRA LIEDER Sandi She looks like an angel5 acts like one too, but who can tell what an angel will do. A.F.S. Club 2,3,45 Cheerleader 45 F.'I.A. 35 German Club 3 ,45 G.R.A. 1,2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 1,25 Office Asst. 45 Pep Club 1,25 Speech 3. we 5 RICHARD LINDEKE Blizzard A wise man, like the moon, only shows his bright side to the world. Annual Staff 45 Drama Club 3,45 Football 3,45 German Club 3,45 Junior Class Play 3,45 Letterman's Club 45 Tennis Club 25 Thespians 3,45 1-Act Play 3,45 Nat'l Honor Soc. 3 4. BARBARA MASCARO Barb A young lady with plenty of dash5 she chose her romeo from last year's class. A.F. S. Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Drama Club 35 G. R. A. 25 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Newspaper Staff 25 Office Ass't 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Speech 35 Tennis Club 25 Choir 2, 3,4. TERRANCE MAHONEY Terry You think he's quiet ? You don't l-mow him. F. T. A. 3,45 Senior High Draw. 3, CAROL McFADDEN Mc She seems dignified, but wait until you know her. A.F. S. Club 2,3,45 Art Club 15 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 German Club 1, 2, 35 G. R. A. 1, 2, 3,45 Jiuiior Class Play 1 , 2, 35 Newspaper Staff 1, 25 Pep Club 1,2, 35 Projection Club 1, 25 Senior Class Play 1,2, 35 Senior High Choir 45 Student Council Rep. 1,25 Tennis Club 1 , 2, 3. GREGORY MARTIN Greg Who needs a driVer's license when there's a backseat ? Art Club 3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Junior Class Play 45 Senior Class Play 45 Senior High Choir 3,45 Tennis Club 25 Tennis Team 3,4. 26 11 ig, 1 1 5 it - Each of us has a life to live and we shall want to spend it as well as may be. . . -Pusery. its A 5 .FTW if in 3 4 il. 551' Q, VM. Y 595 I 4 Q :rv- SANDRA PESEK Sandi A one-man girl with a twinkle in her eye. A.F. S. Club 45 Art Club 1,2,35 F-H-A- 1,25 G. R.A. 1,2,35 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Tennis Club 1, 2, 3, 4. KEITH PETERS Pete Who says the situation's not in hand? l'm here. Basketball 4 fMgr. Q5 German Club 35 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Science Club 15 Senior High Drawing 2, Tennis Club 3,4. ELDON MILLER Bruiser The mighty racer from Inver Grove. Art Club 1,2, 3,45 Football 45 German Club 1,2, 3, 45 Industrial Arts Club 2, Lettermen's Club 45 Newspaper Staff 25 Science Club 1 25 Student Council Rep. 45 Tennis Club 1,2, 35 Class Treas. 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 4. IUDITH NOREEN Judy Her's is a quiet charm. A.F. S. 45 G. R. A. 1,25 Newspaper Staff 35 Office Ass't 45 Tennis Club 2,3,4. MARK MIXELL Mike A friend and a gentleman, what more can we say. Annual Staff 45 Baseball 45 F. T. A. 45 German Club 45 Senior High Drawing 25 Tennis Club 1,25 Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. IEFFERY O'DONNELL Jeff Nonchalant humor when least expected, qualified assistance when most needed. Baseball 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 1,2, 3,4 qcapf. 55 F. T. A. 35 German Club 1,2,3,45 Home- coming Queen Esc. 45 Lettermen'S Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Track 1,25 Class Treas. 15 Class Vice-President 3. TW, ft' Q '?1v-5 MARILYN PIETSCH Marilyn Don't let her shyness fool you. 5' A.F.S. Club 3,45 Art Club 1,25 Cheerleader 45 F.T.A. 45 G.R.A. 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Senior Class Play 35 Senior High Choir 35 Tennis Club 2,45 Gym Asst. 45 Glee Club 1,2,3. FRANK REKOW Frank His is a quiet way. Projection Club 1. GLEN PRESSNALL Herbie He often burns the midnight gas, and always with the same sweet lass. Basketball 45 Cross-Country 45 F.T.A. 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Pep Club 25 Projection Club 15 Senior High Choir 2,3,45 Tennis Club 3 ,45 Track 115 Tennis Team Captain 4. CHARLES RHOADES Charlie Calm and easy going are his traits. Art Club 3,45 lnd. Arts Club 3,4, Projection Club 3,45 Science Club RONALD PIETSCH Ron A regular guy, but you can't say as much for his cars. Football 25 Ind. Arts Club 152,35 Track 152. LINDA PIEPER Peeps Full of pep and fun5 always nice to everyone. A.F.S. Club 45 Art Club 1,2,35 Cheerleader 3,45 F.T.A. 45 G.R.A. 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Tennis Club 2,3,45 Thespians 4. . 51 KRIS RUD Kris A fashion wise girl who's full of fun. A.F.S. Club 2,3,45 Band 15 F,H.A. 15 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Office Asst. 35 Pep Club 152,35 Senior High Choir 35 Class Sec. 1. CAROLYN RUNGE Carol Silent and good-natured. A.F.S. Club 45 F.H.A. 15 G.R.A. 15 Pep Club 15 Senior High Choir 3. s E E Q LUCINDA RICHTER C indy It's a quiet worker who succeeds. A.F.S. 2,3,45 F.T.A. 253,45 junior Class Play 35 Kitchen Help 4. TERRANCE SCHLUSSLER Ter His heart is noble, his deeds are good. Annual Staff 45 Football Mgr. 2, 3,45 F.T.A. 2,35 German Club 45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Projection Club 1,25 Science Club 1,25 Senior High Drawing 3 ,4. PATRICIA RODRIQUEZ Pat The smile on her face reflects her heart. F.H.A. 15 Tennis Club 2. DENNIS SCI-IOWALTER Denny lt isn't what you do5 it's what you get away with. ' Cross-Country 3 5 45 Industrial Arts Club 3 ,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Track 2,3 ,4. i ivy? N., Di i vw--Q' SENICR CCNGRESS Senate Committee. Senior House Hearing. Debate in the House 30 Discussion of Bills, i l l Senate House Hearing. This year the seniors of 1966 engaged in an exercise in civil government by taking part in a congress held during the senior social classes. The group was divided into the House of Representatives and the Senate With Mr. Mergens, Mr. Boyle, and Mr. Bot- temiller acting as a triumvirate president. Officers were elected and the session ran under congressional rules. Bills were argued, hearings held, filibusters carried on, and generally an accurate picture of the basis processes which take place in the national government was presented, giving this year's seniors a vivid picture of what they may face after they grad- uate. Senior Senate. Senate Hearing Fillibuster in the House. 31 'Writ Q' Q rf':3! ' IOHIN SCHUSTER John What, me worry? Band 1,2, 3,4. JAMES SMITH firm With ease of manner he received his diploma. I' Band 1,2, 3, 45 Basketball 45 Foot- ball 3,45 Lettermen's Club 43 Track 3. ION SEVERSON jon A quiet little man. Tennis Club 3. GENE Sl-IEFLAND Gene Anybody for a card game ? Art Club 3,43 Baseball 4g Football Mgr. 35 Indus. Arts Club 43 Letter- men's Club 3,45 Pep Club 33 Pro- jection Club 2, 33 Senior High Choir 2, 35 Senior High Drawing 2. WALTER SNYDER Wally lf laughing were a crime you could convict him any time. F.T.A. 43 lndus. Arts Club 2,3,4g junior Class Play 3,43 Senior High Drawing 2, 35 Tennis Club 2, 3,4. 32 nbi 4l' LEE ST. GERMAIN Zit He seems dignified, but wait until you know him. A.F. S. Club 2, 3,45 Baseball 45 Football 2, 3, 45 F. T. A. 2, 3, 4 fPres. Q5 Homecoming Queen Escort 45 junior Class Playg Lettermen's Club5 Pep Club 35 Student Council Rev. 2,4-. JOSEPH TABOR Joe He is rarely nervous, never ex- cited. Kitchen Help 3, 4. ARENA TALLEY Annette ls she talking again, or yet? A. F. S. Club 2, 35 Debate 1,2,45 Drama Club 1,2,3,45 F. T.A. 2,3, 45 junior Class Play5 Newspaper Staff 35 Senior Class Play 15 Speech 3,45 Student Council 3 fHistorianj, 4 fSect. Q5 Thespians 1,2, 3,45 1-Act Play 35 Nat'l Honor Society 3,4 JAMES SUNQUI ST jim' Slim and tall and liked by all. Basketball 3, 45 Football 45 H0310- coming Queen Escort 45 Lettermen' Club 45 Senior High Choir 3, 45 Student Council Rep. 45 Tennis Club 2, 3,45 Track 2,3. RANDALL TUFTE Big Sid l can't dance but l sure can inter- mission. A.F. S. Club 45 Band 152, 3,45 Football 2,3,45 German Club 3,45 Homecoming Queen Bcort 45 Let- termen's Club 253,45 Pep Club 2,33 Projection Club 15 Science Club 1, 25 Track 1,2, 3, 4 QCaptainj. 33 THOMAS TWEIT Bird Who could ever take his place ? Band l,2, 3,45 Football 3,45 Hockey 3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Tennis Club 3, 4. ANITA VELA SQUEZ Nita A Smile and good cheer are her trademarks. A.F. S. Club 3 QSect. J, 4 QSect. Q5 Art Club 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 F. T. A. 45 Cv. R. A. 35 Junior Class Play 35 Library Ass't 45 Office As- sistant 35 Pep Club 35 Senior High Choir 35 Speech 3,45 Tennis Club 3,4. CAROL VIOLETTE C. V. She may not be a Ford, but she sure can rattle on. F. H. A. 15 C. R. A. 15 Newspaper Staff 25 Office Assistant 45 Pep Club I5 Tennis Club 2. IVAN VAN GUNST Ive School is a nice place to meet people, especially when they are girls. Art Club 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Industrial Arts Club 15 Lettermen's Club 2, 3,43 Library Ass't 45 Office Assistant 3. SHARON WAGNER Sherri TWi.nkling eyes and a happy smile. Newspaper Staff 35 Senior High Choir 1. 34 if 5... MARGARET WALDHAUSER Peg Horses are her hobby, boys her occupation. A.F. S. Club 45 Art Club 1,2,35 F.H.A. 15 G. R.A. 1,2,35 Home- coming Queen Candidate 45 Office Ass't 45 Pep Club 1,25 Tennis Club 1,2, 3,4. JANET WILLIAMS Willie Friends will always be a part of her life. A.F. S. Club 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 3, 4 fCapt. 15 F. T. A. 2, 3,45 G. R. A. 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Of- fice Ass't 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Tennis Club 1,25 Girls' Glee Club 1,2. WILLIAM WIBLI SHAUSER Willie A general for the United States he hopes to be. GERALD WILHELMY jerry Why sleep nights when you can sleep in school? Senior High Drawing 4. JOHN WITHAM john Late hours are not good for one, but the are fine for two y . A.F. S. Club 45 F. T.A. 45 Track 3. ROSEMARY ZA SPEL Rosie She'S quiet and gentle looking but so is dynamite. A.F. S. Club 3,45 Art Club 35 Cheerleader 45 Pep Club 35 Senior High Choir 3,45 Tennis Club 3,4. SHARON ZIETLOW Sharon She wears her future on her fin- ger. A.F. S. Club 45 G. R.A. 1,2,3,45 junior Class Play 35 Pep Club 1,25 Senior High Choir 2, 3,45 Speech 35 Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 1,2, 3. LINDA ZAVORAL Linda A hard worker with a friendly smile. A.F. S. Club 45 Newspaper Staff 2, 3 , 4. ? NOT PICTURED: Gary Grinsteinner Kerri Marx Jeffery Peace Lawrence Schwinden Delbert Tietz Roy Twardy Carleen Younghans CLA SS OFFICER S President: Dan Krech Vice-President: Sue Jewell Secretary: joy Kromschroeder Treasurer: Ron Greenhagen Q R if j ,lii j Q drrr 5 pr K., , :I K . 1-QW 2 1 f 1 ., QF X 1 X V S ' x s ,,,.f ,W .V ...M ,.,...g,, , ' ,.,..,. -Wm , '5 41, . A Q r i 5 5 5 s L3 ,sta 9' :www Jak, W, if ws, M ,. , . My mmf? ,- I . 5 Vw, Sifikr .amy W, . ,S M. if f 1.:'wH'-X - wfgm TW 2 E V M'N 'LXQN! A-N-xg, HOMECOMING I965 l965 Homecoming began in suspense as all Simley awaited the coronation of a queen who was chosen from a field of five lovely candidates: janet Wil- liams, Barb Mascaro, Heidi Denton, Sandi Pesek, and Peggy Waldhauser. Finally on Thursday the time came and, as the choir sang and the band played, janet was chosen to reign over the festivi- ties. Afterwards, the crowd moved outdoors as the cheerleaders managed to rouse several hundred shouts at the bonfire. Friday came and the Spartans proved they had the power to Punish the Pussycats as they defeated the Farmington Tigers 19-7 in only the second Spartan Homecoming victory on record, and then came the dance. The Fragments played, the deco- rations were lovely, and the dancers enjoyed themselves fully. The Fragments and the cheerleaders gave us the beat, the football team and the Queen set the mood, the Alumni made their pilgrimage, and a good time was had by all making l965 Homecoming Simley's best yet! 41 THE IN RY OF NN FRAN Forgive me ifl don't stay. I have a friend waiting for me in there. My friend Tom, Tom Cat. N' 1-exif? was -asw- .2, .a -. mmf ,Vi W Do you think a girl shouldn't kiss anyone exoeint Forgive me if I haven't really expressed my gra if she's engaged or. . . tude to all of you. Praised be Thou, Oh Lord, Our God, Ruler of the Universe, who has. . . bidden us kindle the Hanuakkah lights. 42 One package! Meip only brought me one package! the stage is dark. Slowly the lights fade up. . .After a moment the door at the foot of the stairway swings open. Mr. Frank comes up the stairs. . And thus it began, the touching story of a young girl, her family and four friendsg forced to hide from the Germans in war-torn Amsterdam. The now famous pages of Anne Frank's diary revealed to us the hard- ships and torture that these eight persons, who lived for two terrifying years in a small upstairs apart- ment, suffered. Yet, they also revealed the Wonder- ful story of Anne's search for, and discovery of, herself, her uncovering of hope and faith in people and her generous gift of that hope and faith to Peter who so desperately needed it. The moving performance painted a portrait of the tragedy from first to last acts, dabbing the canvas with fear, gaity, hope, despair, cruelty and faith. . . If you should find this diary please keep it safe for me. because someday I hope. . . N-fmxw, Mr, VanDaan you don't realize what is happening outside. . . lt'll pass, maybe not for hundreds of years, but some day. . .I still believe, in spite of everything, that people are really good at heart. But I want to see something now. . . Not a thousand years from now. W , A MAN IS MORE PRECIOUS THA GOLD 44 X A man--this man-- every man is more precious than gold. . . And once again in the true spirit of Christmas the story was told of the babe in the manger. To the accompaniment of the choirs and orches - tras, Mr. Drexler re- told the story as has been done for ages past. And there Went out a decree from Caesar Augustus that all the World should be taxed. . And so it came to pass that the Voice of the choir rang out in harmony and the band rejoiced in music. All the Earth be Clad , Cry Out and Shout. There were in the field shepherds keeping watch over their flocks by night. Gloria As the program drew to a close, the stars shown and we be- came aware of the true joy and meaning of Christmas . Denny uses Brylcream and all he got were brunettes. CHEER Basketball A SQUAD: S. Lieder, J. Williams, C. Meyer, C. McFadden, L. Holwell. si 46 Hockey A SQUAD: M. Pietsch, L. Pieper, S. Coppelt, C. Cohoes, R. Zaspel. LEADER Football A-SQUAD: J. Williams, C. McFadden, L. Howell, K. Meyer, S. Lieder. Football B-SQUAD: A. Wegner, D. Jason, K. Kluender, A. Robeson, L. Yescavage. Basketball B-SQUAD: D. jason, A. Robeson, K. Hensel, B. Larson, K. Kluender. Brains of the outfit Walk right in. LGOK Season to taste LAUGH . s 'lr Doorways. . . i 1198? The Lecture, , , . . . The Response. 7, This is the way to run the concession stand. Love Potion No. 9 . 5.7.5 AFS STYLE SHOW In an effort to raise money to continue the exchange student program at Simley High School, the AFS Club sponsored a style show of knitwear on December 6, 1965. Modeling the sweaters, dresses, and coats were various members of the club. To add sparks of comedy to the show, faculty mem- bers Wore costumes of interesting and entertaining knit. Talent in the program was provided by Wilailug who danced her native dance for the audience to every- one's pleasure. The former Miss South St. Paul Gloria CDolly Krechj Larson and the present Miss South St. Paul, Joy Lewis, graduates of Simley, also gave of their talents to help make the evening enjoyable and pro- fitable. if 50 REPORT CARDS-AGAIN! NffM5l13LTerzy , ,ZZ , , Wiz, , ,YEAR 1905-is GRADE 12111 LASY NRSV V A YA 27 WZQQFEES V ,Y 1 f ,W 1 7,2121 51.122 A REPORT T0 PARENTS ENGLISH SG ,ir-. 1-i, 29,3 . J. 1 SOCIAL F. 1 5 1 5 ' 'W SG ',,,1,,1 iff, PHY ED F. 1 1 , 1 in ' Qi . ' ' 115131111 YP 1 , . , QGQL fb, , 7 Physcs P 5 5- ik V, 7 .1,7, ,fflfi , P,,1Sf, C 1 ' so D 75411 1 1 i ' 51141 4, U , 5, 1 1 1, Vim, so 1 V 1 l 1 1 Y W L Wg ,,,, ii, . 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Abso- MarQh! lutely. 52 Sir, why don't you leave when you are Tell them in the stable that Tobby isn't to ordered? What do you want ? have any oats today. Then you pull the hammer back--so-- The Boor: a Comedy in One Act: by Anton Tchekoff: .... and the comedy began. . . . even the cat knows how to be happy, slips about the courtyard and catches birds .... The enjoyable farce about a boorish creditor and a mourning Widow was presented as Simley's one act play. The combination of subtle and slapstick comedy left the audience laughing as the portrayal of Mrs. Popov, Smirnov and Luka tickled their funny bones. The tale of a gruff creditor trying to collect his money from a mourning widow and her faithful, old servant, becomes delightfully funny when she refused to pay-- I love you! -- I hate you-this is--I haaate-youuuu. . . 53 U IOR HSS I966 Now, you just walk around back there, and when I read the name of our new junior Miss, would you please crown her. The wait seemed unbearable for Linda, Pam, and janet, the three remaining contest- ants, as joy Lewis, junior Miss 1965, walked slowly back and forth behind them. And our new junior Miss of 1966 - Linda Pieperl Linda broke into happy tears as the crown was placed on her head. However, she did manage a lovely smile for the cam- era a few minutes later, flanked by the first and second runners-up, Annette Talley and Sandra Lieder. First runner-up, Annette Talley, Junior Miss Linda Pieper and Emcee Dave Herman The five contestants, Linda Pieper, Annette Talley, Sandra Lieder, Pamela Bailey, and janet Williams, were judged in private interviews by the three judges, Mr. Earl Krueger of Inver Grove Heights and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell of Minneapolis. e The girls appeared in the pageant in three phases: evening gown, sports attire, and talent. A question and answer period immediately preceed- ed the crowning. Pam models a foam green sweater and slack outfit, one of the beautiful cn- sembles seen during the sports attire phase of the pageant. Second Runner-up, Sandra Lieder. janet delighted the audience- With her mad Charleston . Flashing her red garter and 'Cwirling her beads, she kicked and swirled her Way through her dance, The audience was treat- ed to a talent treat when the girls performed fo them. Linda danced The Big Beat - a jazz ballet, Pam, Little Brown Girl from Hawaii, and Janet, The Charleston. Ann- ette commanded the at tention of all as her fingers skipped nimbly over the keyboard with jealousy, Sandi re- cited Little Orphan Annie, complete With Teddy Bear. Linda Was crowned after an exciting round of events on the evening of january 8, 1966. The pageant, sponsored by the Inver Grove Heights jC's, is staged for the purpose of finding the community's ideal high school senior girl. It is intended to Q13 publicize the good qualities of teenagers, C25 provide the girls with an opportunity to meet the pub lic and compete With their classmates on the basis of merit, and C35 encourage the Winner to continue her education with a cash scholar ship. Special surprise guests at the pageant in- cluded 1965 Queen of the Snows Carla Angst, King Boreas Rex XXIX Laurence Thulin, and Miss West Saint Paul 1966 Stephanie Reihn. Master of Ceremonies Dave Herman of WMKT radio, and Mistress of Ceremonies Joyce Anderson, presided over the program, and kept the audience entertained during the breaks between the girls' appearances. 1' King Boreas Rex XXIX and judge discuss the pro- gram. Both agreed that all five girls were truly queens, Our lovely visitors and femcee. 55 ACADEMICS Scientists in action. Extra- curricular activities. A lively senior social class. Mr. Dyrud speaks. Experience speaks-we listen. Students concentrate. Dan punches three cards a minute W t VOCAT ft 'fx Grind .... grind .... grind. . . . ' HI-133-'gm IO ALTRAWUNG 'Q Debits must equal credits. xr-eg XO! Www-whliffqng What a mess! Who needs glassesg I can see better this ASDF IKL1 way, 57 FINE ARTS ML1SiC in mind? Practice makes perfect r E W I .. ' 'V ,, , 'N' - f- '1' K i X1 3 AA 'A A.f. Y I 3600, that's not too hot. if Six trombones led the big parade. Peter Guns, ' Watch the music, please! 58 SPORTS To love the game, beyond the prize. -Newbolt , 1, . .... ,V Dick Bruce Bill Ed jim SPARTA FQQTBALL Adrain 'ff - '?ff'1'Q?f r m- Qian.. :ish jfwi rags F F- Jeff s r ,av Jim john Lee Lyle Ron The '65 Spartan Football Squad chalked up an overall 6-2 record: finished third in the conference. Tom Tom Terry M S - af f -, ,S are 1 -K -4 1-:xiii gi y g wgfgfyi, H15 jh iigigfi . , ,, , , fzi adyr , 5 H K f - ,I I. 1 if . 60 Mel M ark Randy l I g AR :TY ROW 1: J. Hajek, R. Tufte, I. O'Donnell, R. Greenhagen, A. DeBoer, L. St. Germain, D. Lindeke, T. Kincacle, E. Lehmann, B. Giguere, M. Dorsey, M. Mixell. ROW 2: T. Schussler, J. Sundquist, L. Campbell M. Tufte, D. Anderson, D. Zellmer, T. Clemens, D. Hopkins, T. Tweit, D. Giddings, B. Hanson, K. Cole man. ROW 3: Coach Roberts, D. Fox, I. Smith, D. Schroeder, B. Miller, J. Raak, B. Werner, D. Schuller, A. Kreck, T. Boche, G. Dahn, A. Lendway, Coach Boyle. THE LE DERS P , . Coach Roberts, J. O'Donnell, R. Greenhagen, Coach Boyle. 61 5? ig, , wx fl V gif., I wg migmm 85,5 is f 5 4 I X SCCREBCARD Sim ley Opponent 25 Breck 6 6 Mpls . Voc O 7 Rosemount 26 14 Lakeville 21 19 Farmington 7 7 Prior Lake O 19 Burnsville 7 2 1 New Richland 7 A, B souAD ROW 1: D. Miklya, M. Hulse, E. Miller, B. Tietz, C. Senn, M. Haggerty, B. Ford, j.Severson, T. Kurow- ski. ROW 2: B. Pierman, j. Denton, K. Williams, D. Neu, G. Buchhotz, K. Williams, W Vanderveer, R. Weiler, G. Hawkins, S. Grimsrud. ROW 3: Coach Luebke, T. Boche, B. McAdams, B. Gunter, B. Forsberg, D. Braun, M. Schneider, D. Yearous, R. Briguet, R. Teare, S. Haberoth, Coach Mergens. 63 .Eg Mike Ray Sim1ey's second Cross Country team ended the '65 season with a near split in their win-loss record. The team was composed of two seniors, three juniors, and two sophomores. Simley has good reason to look for- ward to a victorious team in the coming years . 3 Glen Galen 64 N Dan Coach Beaird CRGSS 6111! Lg-in mass my Daryl Mark and Captain Kincade COUNTRY ,mayb . Lg? if!! ROW 1: Mark O'Donne11, Daryl Schowalter, Ray Dobos. ROW 2: Coach Beaird, Mike Tuner, Glen Pressnall Galen Kincade, Manager Paul DeMarre. 65 ,W . if l 1 5 -1 Capt. Frank Im 5 , Tim lends a hand 5 O'Donnel1 guns if E Frank's shooting secret 3 ',.h Up and over 1 X Q Capt. jim 1, 5' is 0 B, K xx, ?.,- ' . Y 3 , uint' dx Capt. jeff 66 SCOREBOARD Opponent U. High 66 Randolph 53 Rosemount 58 Concordia 57 Lakeville 58 Rush City 41 Highland 67 Farmington 74 Prior Lake 72 Burnsville 56 Rosemount 72 Lakeville 68 Randolph 57 Farmington 66 Prior Lake 82 Burnsville 51 VARSITY Chalk up two more! ROW ONE CoachD Roberts, Mgrs. J. Smith, L. Bohrer, Coach R. Nelsong ROW TWO: F, Difronzo, R. Greenhagen I ODonnell M. Mixell, G. Presnal, T. Kincade, I. Sunquist, D. Zellmer, G, Kincade, D Hopkins A Kech T Boche, D. Giddin gs 67 ll Got one anyway! 11He1p 1 u Varsity in action SQL! D Sky's the limit. Coach R. Nelson, B. Millinczek, D. Neu, G. Hawkins, R. McAdams, D. Yearous, 1. Raak, J. Anderson, D. Schowalter, G. Denton, M. O'Donne1l, R. Schwartz, Mgrs. : T. Boche, S. Grimsrud. 68 B SQUAD PLICKSTERS Coach L. Boyle. ROW ONE: 1. Whistler, E. Miller, M. Esparza, R. Weiler, I. Bachman, M. Hulse, G Plan . I if ROW TWO: M, Pieper, D. Pieper, B. Waldhauser, W. Forsberg, R. Avance, G. Dahn, R. Bierman, 5 QTEK S image 69 V22 2? VARSITY HOCKEY 7. 1, gk . H2 8 ROW ONE: Mgr. W. Snyder, W. Giguire, D. Shroeder, R. Hostetler, j. Zywiec, B. Hanson, A. Lendway, T. Gerten, ROW TWO: Coach M. Brown, Mgr. J. Kluender, D. Anderson, T. Clemens, L. Warke, D, Anderson, B. Braun, T, Tweit, D. Schuller, S. Lawrence. 1 ..-', A E ! Denny and Dave. 70 ,X .fi Q . YM A 4, an 3' 5 W SCCREBOARD Simley Opponent 2 Humboldt 0 Brooklyn Ctr. l 1 F ridley 4 Farmington 0 St. Paul Park 3 M'haha Acad. 0 Hill 7 Elk River 1 Brooklyn Ctr. 2 Farmington 5 Osseo 2 Centennial 1 Mahtomedi 5 M' haha Acad. 3 Hastings 5 1 ww. Big Den stuffs. Ame xl' Mu ull' I All systems go. TSk TSk'TSk' V ja ,,,.,: rnlnfll , ,r , ,, , rt,, F , ,,4. ,5,,,lt x C .f .1 if as Y K fl. .M QL 4 ' x 1 . ,.5. R, Ulf Ba . ': -- ,Mya f WA , L . 5 2, ': . V I Q V - Ii Q? VQ :I Eff! if M.. z .,, :ML 1,5 sz 1fzmg54o,f UNDER- CLASSMEN Our youth we can have but to-day. We can always find time to grow old. -Berkeley JLI IORS 9 ROW ONE: T. Gerten, M. Moser, Y. Hanson, J. ROW ONE: R. Neu, D. Brenna, M. Carlson, D. Mechtel. ROW TWO: L. Engdahl, M. Schones, D. Chadwick. ROW TWO: C. Warner, C. Erickson, P. Bork, A- LCHCTVVHY- ROWTHREE1 l' PiUf1P-H, D- Unruh, B. Truax. ROW THREE: F. Fisher, G. Grosu- Schueller, D. Nelson, B. Werner. lak, R. Hostetler, I. Haberoth. Q E .Y Q, . 4 Q ROW ONE: R. Swanson, S. Kath, G. Pesek, D. Christianson, R. Smith, C. Ditmarson, K. Trandem. ROW TWO: 1. Lenertz, K. Schroeder, D. Gisch, R. Mohrland, I. Montez, G. Severson, D. Bakker. ROW THREE: B. Tietz, D. Wallinder, T. Boche, I. Reynolds, K. Seils, P. Swanson, G. Kinoade. 74 CLASS OF ' lla ROW ONE: K. Difronzo, R. Marson, T. Vogel, D. Bahls, G. DeBoer, M. Voeller, M. Ray. ROW TWO: C. Rolfing, F. Ramirez, J. Broad, D. Fox, I. johnson, I. Bernier, C. Helminiak. ROW THREE: B. I-Iannegraf, L. Hammond, A. Mrozinski, R. Avance, D. Elvers, S. Colburn, D. johnson. ROW ONE: M. Turner, D. Anderson. ROW TWO: T. ROW ONE: D. Lengsfeld, K. Olson. ROW TWO: D Clemens, K. Coleman, I. Baskerville. ROW THREE: Jansen, L. Kling, C. Maristuen. ROW THREE: C. L. Warke, B. Ramberg, M. Byrd. Steenberg, D. Coffey, 1. johnson. 75 QF iv 5 24. is ROW ONE: V. Koenke, L. Violette, C. Meyer, R. Mrozinski, D. Mueller, G. Utermarck. ROW TWO: D. Giddings, M. Tufte, L. Holwell, B. Keiser, M. Videen, B. Hanson. ROW THREE: M. Schindeldecker, D. Hopkins, T. Geist, G. Clum, D. Anderson, I. Alt. Cf? ROW ONE: V. Hulett, Quinn, D. Schowalter, I. Jewell, B. Boog. ROW TWO: G. Dalin, K. Zachary, L. Johnson, M. Paez, D. Kling. ROW THREE: D. Becker, A. Krech, E. Lattery, W. Campbell, W. Mosher. aff' N -ff i- 5: I5 Pe ' ROW ONE: B. Krech, S. Seils, O. Carlson, K. Monson, C. Gogolakis, L. Darsow. ROW TWO: I. Wedell, M Wolf, D. Cohoes, G. Zellner, T. Nettifee, B. Anderson. 76 JU' l no X 'sg liduvgw ' ' ,. M ., as .1 WJ I Y ROW ONE: K. Burnham, R. Pullmann, I. Krech, P. Certen, C. Speth, L. Quinn, R. Schwartz, I.. Ball. ROW TWO: K. Williams, D. Neu, D. Plan, K. Lushanko, S. Goppelt, C. Michael, C. Fredrickson, J. Herrett, D. Anderson, D. Graham. SOPHOMORE ROW ONE: Y. Zahn, M. Wermerson, D. jason, G. Lenertz. ROW TWO: M. Mrozinski, D. Runge, J. Stafne, N. Tursso. ROW THREE: G. Elias, C. Sunquist, T. Weiss, T. Lippert. ROW ONE: C. Cohoes, D. Christianson, M. Russell, S. Dahn, G. Nettifee, M. Friese. ROW TWO: T. Wil- kens, S. Swanson, J. Swanson, S. Schuster, R. Hanson, L. Bohrer. ROW THREE: P. Brown, A. Waldock, S. Crow, T. Boche, G. Coggshall, J. Savoral. .EX if 9F'... 'V' 1 ...mamma ...L . ,, X ROW ONE: C. Draper, W. Clubb, P. Lambertz, M. Severson, M. Talley, P. Cogolakis, K. Krech. ROW TWO: G. johnson, J. Zietlow, T. McDonough, M. Bakker, G. Leming, S. Prokop, G. jones. ROW THREE: L. Yescavage, G. Hawkins, J. Raak, D. Yearous, D. Braun, M. Morris, J. I-Iistetler, 1. Denton. QF ' x S l E 1' ROW ONE: S. Mechtel, B. Ries, D. Seery. ROW ROW ONE: A. Geier, J. Zywiec, T. Olson. ROW TWO: W. Millinczek, S. Grimsrud, M. Kuchexa. TWO: V. Kelly, C. Haas, D. Schwartz. ROW ROW THREE: B. Leming, K. Williams, B. Ford. THREE: B. McAdams, P. DeMarre, W. Andrie. 78 , , ROW ONE: B. Wolfe, L. Plan, M. Leitch, G. Cook. ROW TWO: A. Robeson, M. O'Donnell, B. Larson, H. Fischer. ROW THREE: J. Anderson, L. jonker, K. Hensel, D. Schowalter. Wi ROW ONE: S. Nelson, P. Hadler, J. Lukenbill, K. Kres sin. ROW TWO: D. Stafne, J. Smith, Freeberg, N. Harer. ROW THREE: R. Briguet, G. Buchholtz, L. Klemetson, R. Funk. he-lv? ROW ONE: A. Wegner, D. Ohrnann, C. Seils, M. Olm- schenk. ROW TWO: D. Johnson, D. Mascaro, K. Smith, J. Griswold. ROW THREE: R. Elvers, R. Pat- node, D. Nordquist, R. Gunter. Ev 36 K Y Us-5 K' yang ff? PQ sr 1 9 ROW ONE: M. Russell, T. Lewis, T. Bailey, D. Dandurand, K. Krech, L. Helminiak, B. Luskey, T. Schwin- den. ROW TWO: D. Didier, B. Hanson, R. Andrie, W. Krech, B. Difronzo, S. Lathen, N. Bledsoe, S. Tolif- son, ROW THREE: S. Hensel, M. Pieper, A. Horbach, G. Steenberg, M. Goppelt, S. Haberoth, C. Rogers, M. Haggerty. FRESHME ll ROW ONE: P. Robb, J. Lippert, D. Pesek, B. Zahn, M. Vesper, C. Chadwick, J. Bachman, S. Wilkens. ROW TWO: R. Teare, D. Ritter, L. Cline, J. Severson, K. Hoffman, L. Leatherby, J. Bliss, K. Kluender. ROW THREE: S. Schultz, S. Somers, K. Schroeder, R. Clum, T. O'Neil, D. Tietz, K. Kowalski, I. Moulder 80 ROW ONE: C. Lange, P. Snyder, J. Jewell, C. Koenke, D. Erickson, G. Anderson, I. Swanson, C. Werner. ROW TWO: E. Velasquez, I. Mueller, A. Wackerfuss, S. Gisch, C. Peters, T. Kurowski, D. Mrozinski, G. Fletcher. ROW THREE: P. Hagan, C. joa, J. Domeier, B. Gunter, B. Bierman, L. Lorsman, P. Wilson, J. Witham. if 'an ROW ONE: R. Kociends, S. Van Someren, M. Es- ROW ONE: P. Krech, S. Peterson, E. Schaeppi. panel. ROW TWO: S. Grover, E. Elling, B. Lind- ROW TWO: R. Schwartzvvald, D. Miklya, B. Mon- gren. ROW THREE: .D. Oehrlein, B. Kaiser, R. tez. ROW THREE: R. Green, M. Ninde, B. Ford. Weiler. 81 ROW ONE: L. UfS1'I1'12l1'Ch, E- SUYCIST, L- ROW ONE: M. Schneider, Schones, D. Pieper. ROW Kingsley. ROW TWO: L. Middleton, L. TWO: P. Erickson, B. Kling, Coleman. ROW THREE: S. Mixellz C- Trowbridge- ROW THREE? l- Noreen, D. Christiansen, T. Hodgdon. Durie, I.. Danner, C. Senn. ROW ONE: A. Apitz, V. Poez, J. Pierce, L. Engdahl, M. Thon, I. Kincade, S. Anderson, B. Francour. ROW TWO: J. Dorn, K. Rolfing, J. Bledsoe, 1. jones, M. Olmschenk, I. Dubej, A. Apitz, R. Lamore. ROW THREE: W- Hartman, D. Rollheiser, B. Waldhauser, M. Hulse, W. Vanoerveer, K. Zellner, C. Hanson, J. Rodgers. 82 ROW ONE: E. Boyum, B. Hostetler, M. McNiff, D. Brenna, R. Brooks, 1. jacovitch. ROW TWO: Rodgers, R. Schultz, D. Smith, J. Zywiec, P. Wilhehny, D. Jansen. ROW THREE: M. Tatro, H Twardy, R. Swanson, D. Peterson, S. Yackel, S. Werb. EIGHTH GR DE ROW ONE: H. Fis- cher, D. Chadwick, J. Plum, J. jacovitch, S. Heinrich, C. Cave. ROW TWO: V. Burtyk, Dahn, J Keeney, P. Drexler, M. Yearous, D. Rengstorf. ROW THREE: T. Mascaro, D. Domeier, R. Vesper, G. Kincade, M. Weigel, S. Mil-ilya. 83 . ROW ONE: P. Peace, P. Clemens, R. Evten, I. Paez. ROW TWO: K. Krech, C. Wilkens, A. Grundner, M. Heinrich. ROW THREE: S. Broad, D. Chapirson, C. Zietlow, I. Shefland. hh an.. fr Swv ROW ONE: D. Crane, G. McKnight, C. Steen, B. Didier, R. Lathen, 1. Banthari, 1. Krech, R. Randles, I. Baskerville, B. ROW THREE: R. Raymond, L. Munch, K. Briquet, G. Boog, Schneider. 84 ..,. . 1- VA: Krech, R. Friese, R. Ekholm. ROW TWO: 1. Brown, T. Nelson, C. Garrett, N. Boardman. 1. johnson, R. Briese, K. Huebscher, C. ' ...A R Q M... X l ROW ONE: D. Hoel-cstra, L. Rutske, I. Krech, M. Lindsay, M. Lindsay, K. Hoffman, M. Brown. ROW TWO: G. Grover, C. Krone, K. O'Brien, D. Luskey, B. Bumford, S. Nelson, G. Schwartz. ROW THREE: B.Hanson, S. Wedell, S. Welch, T. Boche, R. Biermaier, J. Mickelson, N. Alt. x ROW ONE: A. DeBoer, P. Niesen, Nelson, C. Killeen, N. Cook, M. Miller, L. Mrozinski. ROW TWO: T. Anderson, K. Roszalc, G. Johnson, J. Selden, 1. Mueller, S. Firnstahl, C. LaMone, P. Brust. ROW THREE: M. Hannegraf, J. Hoekstra, B. Rech, V. McCluslcey, M. Miller, K. Anderson, J. Krech, 1. Videen. 85 It X A X, 1' Lifff nw A... A W' 6 A ,Sl i WDP' 3968 'ew .1 ROW ONE: G. Mason, S. Crea, G. Hostetler, M. Haas, I. Talley, R. Johnson, S. Ritter. ROW TWO: J. Sells, A. Bickner, J. Hallamek, D. Andrie, M. Pawlenty, D. Speth, L. O'Del1, S. Denton, R. Johnson. ROW THREE: K. Toohey, T. Burnham, M. Wiblishauser, K. Schwartzwald, S. Asher, C. johnson, D. Kanzenbach. I ff . 9 ROW ONE: C. Maristuen, Y. Jaso, L. Lange, J. Keiser, J. Ries, R. McAdams, D. Tourville. ROW TWO: D. Elwell, P. Turner, D. Runge, S. Mrozinski, T. Schuster, B. Cadwell, G. Gobel, 1. Krech. ROW THREE: T. Schwinden, M. Lamers, M. Rolfing, G. Plan, S. Krech, P. Salazar, S. Darsow, D. Clum. 86 ROW ONE: R. Alitz, B. Everling, B. Nowicki, D. Parmer, R. Miklya, D. Norquist. , 1 1 E... 40 .ec A ROW TWO: S. Gauthier, R. Schultz, P. Jones, M. Lemke, D. Werb, B. Ogg, R. Noreen, M. Lacey, D. Lange. ROW THREE: C. Kowalski, D. Engel, R. Oehrlein, A. Mauer, M. Driscoll, C. Akemann, D. Ahrens, K. Backes, D. Kreoh. SEVENTH GR DE -ef Bi ROW ONE: C. Gross, S. Kinneberg, J. Rodgers, L. Pierce, K. Fischer, K. johnson, A. Kitzman. ROW TWO: C. julson, S. Olson, E. Engels, D. Cole, L. Roder, P. Amos, S. Hulse. ROW THREE: S. Moen, D. Prokop, J. Kloski, T. Chavie, B. Evjen, S. johnson, D. Swain. 87 N l ROW ONE: C. Senn, M. Reicher, G. Soderstrom, M. Davis, D. Anderson, R. Gagnier, S. Bonfig. ROW TWO: F. Bliss, G. Ninde, B. Hardin, L. jonker, B. Wedell, C. Schommer, H. Waldock. ROW THREE: C. Patnode, I. Kahle, G. Hammond, R. Bahls, T. Fischer, D. Davidson, C. Knoch. ROW ONE: D. Biermaier, P. Johnson, D. Klornpen- hower, K. Dahn, ROW TWO: J. Lhedens, R. Han- son, A. Bledsoe, D. Chillsc. ROW THREE: R. Clark, B. Tschida, M. Wiplinger, K. Schroeder. ROW ONE: R. Lorgren, R. Whistler, 1. Koenke, A. Snyder. ROW TWO: J. Casale, D. Urwell, J. Bas- kerville, L. Olmschenk. ROW THREE: T. Rolfing G. Waldhauser, T. Tchida, P. Bloyer. .. .CCR ,, P lily! ROW ONE: P. Bakker, J. Bichara, J. jaxsak, M. Melton, E. Kelcher, R. Twardy, J. Cogger. ROW TWO: P, Scott, D. Endahl, B. Helminiak, R. Foster, C. Nelson, C. Schwartz, S. Barker, P. Rutske. ROW THREE: T. Meyers, D. Peerman, A. Grundner, B. Raak, N. Pandurand, G. Robinette, Stanger, T. Krueger. ROW ONE: S. Andrie, K. Crain, L. Michie, I. Hadler, L. Lehman, K. johnson, K. Lindberg. ROW TWO: D. Severson, B. Biljan, A. Dubej, C. Elling, T. Hamline, I. Lukenbill, M. Yanisch. ROW THREE: S. Morris, C. Bowman, C. Hanson, G. McCluskey, C. Moulcler, P. Giddings, J. Lenertz. wi ROW ONE: B. Rolfing, B. Hartman, K. Ray, Shefland, T. Haggerty, M. Polk, S. Weddle. ROW TWO: D. Deering, K. Fletcher, B. Brelje, D. Hermanson, S. Kendall, S. Kanzenbach, K. Dybedahl. ROW THREE: P. Hopp, R. Holwell, G. Maeder, L. Kahl, Geist, M. Zellner, C. Bollig. 89 EQ E GQ 815 . Q CLASS OFFICERS IUNIORS: Pres. , T. Gerteng V. Pres. , john Altg Sec., L. Hammondg Treas. K. Difronzo. Q Y ., .V 'sm SCPHOMORES: Pres. , I. Dentong V. Pres., G. FRESHMEN: Pres., P. Krechg V. Pres., S. Holwellg Hawkinsg Sec., C. Seilsg Treas. , A. Robeson. Sec. , M. Pieperg Treas. , E. Velasquez. EIGHTH: Pres., J. Krechg V. Pres. , I. Krechg Sec. , SEVENTH! M. Yanischg J. Sheflandg L. Lehmanng D. Rengstorfg Treas., K. Briquet. L. Jonkerg C. Hansong M. Wiplingerg K. Lindbergg S. Moeng J. Kloski. 90 1 1 4 n v y , A l i I 1 : 5 1 0 9 1 I ,,- K II Q M CLUBS Tomorrow-oh, 'twill never be, If we should live a thousand years! Our time is all today today. -Montgomery SIMLEY HIGH Director: Mr. 1. Green, Members: Oboes: B. Ford. Flutes: K. Olson, W. Clubb, S. Grover, D. Mascaro D Chad wick, Clarinets: j. Wedell, J. Harrett, D. Plan, W. Millinzcek, E. Miller, G. Cook, D. Anderson C Sundquist A. Waldock, R. Mrozinski, Alto Clarinet: C. Cohoesg Bass Clarinet: J. Smith, D. Bork, Contra-Bass Clarinet K Williams, Bassoon: M. Ninde, Cornets: R, Ramberg, D. Cook, S. Haberoth, T. Boche, K. Lushanko C Peters J .IU IOR HIGH BA D Director: Mr. J. Green, Members: R. Alitz, J. Baskerville, j.Baskerville, S.Barker Boche, G. Boog, C. Bouman, E. Boyum, M. Brown, S. Broad, P. Clemens, D. Crane, K. Crain, T. Chavie, D. Davidson, M. Davis, M. Devine, E. Engels, R. J I- A' johnson, P. johnson, L. jonker, J. Kahle, S. Kendell, S. Kinneberg, J. Kloski, T. Evjen, B. Everling, C. Cross, B. Hardin, S. Heinrich, D. Hermanson, D. jansen, Krueger, I. Krech, j. Krech, j. Lathen, L. Lehmen, K. Lindberg, D. Luskey, P. Hopp, L. Michie, M. Miller, M. Miller, C. Moulder, L. Mrozinski, S. Nelson, T. Nelson, M. Nieson, K. O'Brien, L. Olmschenk, D. Parmet, D. Peterson, L. Pierc B. Rech, D. Rengstorf, L. Rustke, C. Steen, G. Waldhauser, H. Waldock, S. Wedell, M. Wiegel. 92 ey T ' RQ, fa ,Q 25 -Q 'K Jaw A - , e 'K I m W tw ln fl L ,mi VAJQQ 91 ., H Wg , W0J,,.y.,4p K V Hi A if A x W L W K All K t WNW' T X if , A wwwmiwmm? X W 0 up-P+ X , ,H f VV' 'Q www ,JW 1. vw ik W ,A ,, ,L X W V .,, W-fr ,mw J nk, V M QW ,I ! V , , 5?g5h m,iam, ' X , M, ,.., 5 L1 NINTH AND TENTH GRADE GIRL'S GLEE CLUB: Advisor: Mr. D. Wallin, Members: L. Danner, I. Duree, L. Forsman, S. Grover, S. I-Iolwell, L. Middleton, L. Mixell, B. Montez, M. Ninde, M. Olmschenk, I. Pierce, M. Thon, S. Van Someren, N. Turso, W. Clubb, B. Ford, S. Sundquist, C. Draper, P. Krech, R. Elvers, A. Geier, S. Goppelt, N. Harer, V. Kelly, M. Olmschenk, C. Seils, C. Speth, 1. Stafne, M. Wermerson, Y. Zahn. Advisor: Mr. D. Wallin, Members: Sopranos: B. Luskey, S. Holwell, C. Speth, M. Davis, B. Larson, G. Severson, K. Seils, M. Talley, D. Mueller, D. Ditmarsen, C, McFadden, S. Zietlow, K. Trandem, K. Monson, V. Koenke, R. Zaspel, C. Seils, L. Krech, L. Holwell, M. Paez. Altos: K. Zachary, 1. Klug, C. Meyer, B. Ries, D. jason, R. SIMLEY SENIGR SEVENTH GRADE GlRL'S CHOIR: Advisor: Mr. D. Wallin, Members: S, Andrie, P. Scott, P. Amos, K. Backes, P. Bakker, S. Barker, P. Bliss, N. Dandurand, D. Davidson, D. Deering, M. Devine, A. Dubej, D. Engdahl, K. Fletcher, R. Foster, B. Hartman, R. Holwell, P. jones, L. Yonker, C. julson, j. Kahle, S. Kendell, C. Knoch, C. Kowalski, S. Kinneberg, M. Lemke, G. Moeder, L. Michie, B. Ogg, S. Olson, C. Patnode, C. Piermanties, B. Raak, P. Rutske, D. Werb, M. Yanish, H. Waldock, C. Sch- wartz, 1. Shefland, N. Smith, C. Sinn, G. Soderstrom, B. Wedell, S. Gauthier. mith, C. Maristuen, R.Elvers, B. Mascaro, K. Hensel, M. Bakker, C. Haas, M. Olmschenk, QI. Beermann. enors: G. Martin, T. Bachman, K.Asher, j. DeBoer, j.Sundquist, S. Hensel. Bass: D. jansen, B.Ford, R. Dobos, . Bakker, M.Schneider, G. Pressnall, T. Kincade, R. LaMone. IGH CHOIR NMfE57h i NSPARTAN 66 STAFF Managers: T. Schlussler, D. Lindeke, M. Advisor: Mr. C. King: Co-editors: B. Anderson, j. Wedellg Business S. Jewell, E. Lehmann, A. Krech, K. Campbell, Hislop. Mixellg Photographers: S. Spencer, O. Carlsong Staff: L. Monson, S. Seils, B. Krech, C. Gogolakis, j. Klug, K. L..-v 1 as ,,. 9-mmf A ... R L A as i I. . ' Ni PARTA JOUR AL TAFF Advisor: Mrs. B. Overvigg Editor: L. Zavoralg Assistant Editors: L. Hammond, B. Hannegrafg Staff: P. Brust, j. Zavoral, j. Klug, K. Difronzo, C. Gogolakis, S. Seils, C. Ditmarsen, F. Difronzo, T. Bachman, M. Wolf, D. Cohoes, P. Hadler, T. Olson, K. Trandem, K. Monson, B. Krech, B. Keiser, j. Schones, I. Dubej, B. Franoour, T. Lewis, V. Paez, L. Quinn, L. Ball, N. Tursso, A. Robeson. 96 TLIDENT COUNCIL President: L. Campbell, V. President: E. Lehman, Secretary: L. Holwell, Treasurer: A. Talley, Representa- tives: L. St. Germain, B. Miller, J. Sundquist, J. Krech, L. Bohrer, P. DeMarre, B. Ramberg, A. Krech, A. Wegner, M. Tufte. MERICAN FIELD SERVICE Advisor: Mr. J. Drexler, Members: A. Valasquez, J. Kromschroeder, B. Amos, L. Krech, S. Grimsrud, j. Krech, P. Grable, L. Kling, M. Videen, S. Pesek, j.Noreen, Wilaila, B. Millenczek, L. Zavoral, C. Warner, M. Carlson, G.Grosulak, K. Olson, P. Bailey, K. Marx, P. Leitch, P. Waldhauser, M. Pietch, K. Asher, L. Pieper, M. Talley, D. Schowalter, L. Darsow, P. Swanson, C.Rolfing, B. Boog, V. Kyle Hulett, C. Helminiak, P. Akemann, D. Bork, J. Mechtel, M. Schones, L. Engdahl, L. Richter, B. Hannegraf, R. Swanson, R.Zaspe1, S. Zietlow, P. Aaron, B. Mascaro, K. Rud, J. Williams, C. McFadden, 1. Broad, D. johnson, P. Brust, j.Witham, j.Bernier, K. Meyer, G. Utermarck, M. Moser, L. Violette, C. Runge, P. Lathen, A. DeBoer, S. Lieder, D. Mueller, K. Difronzo, L. .Hammond, L. St. Germain, R. Greenhagen, C. Maristuen. I. ...w...i.Q.1-.A . fin... f . .......L Advisor: Mr. G. Thostensom Members: M. Perez, G. Zellner, D. Bakker, A. Talley, K, Zachary, D. Krech l 1 l 5 6,8 ...W l 1 2.53 GERMAN CLUB Advisor: Mr. M. Brown5 Members: D. Lindeke, G. Dahn, D. Lengsfeld, F. Ramirez, M. Tufte, M. Olm- schenk, S. Grover, T. Hodgdon, S. Holwell, A. Horbach, K. Kluendor, P. Krech, B. Luskey, M. Ninde, T. O'Neill, D. Pieper, R. Schwartzwald, S. Van Someren, S. Wilkins, P. Wilson. 98 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS QF MERICA Advisor: Miss A. Cladyg Members: M. Bakker, J. Beermann, B. Boog, D. Bork, I. Broad, M. Carlson, D. Chad Wick, K. Difronzo, D. Elvers, L. Engdahl, C. Fredricksen, M. Friese, G. Grosulak, L. Hammond, C. Hel- miniak, K. Hislop, D. Johnson, S. Kath, V. Koenke, K. Kressin, J. Mechtel, M. Moser, D. Mueller, R. Neu L. Plan, M. Schones, K. Schroeder, P. Swanson, R. Smith, P. Tourville, G. Utermarck, L. Violette, C. Warner. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Advisors: Mr. I. Fignar, Mr. R. Bjorgaarcl, Members: K. Asher, J. Williams, R. Greenhagen, T. Bachman, F. Difronzo, B. Amos, I. Witham, A. Talley, I. Lewis, R. Dobos, T. Mahoney, M.Mixell, G. Pressnall, C. Ditmarsen, D. Mueller, A. Valasquez, P. Brust, Wilialug, L. St. Germain, P. Lathan, P. Akemann, G. Sever- son, M. Talley, L. Pieper, M. Carlson, I. Jewell, K. Seils, S. Kath, K. Olson, M. Pietsch, W. Snyder, M. Dorsey, C. Warner, G. Grosulak, D. Elvers, C. Helminiak, L. Richter, S. Jewell. 5 55,17 I !'Q 'M M Q' ll Hmm 'M' ndilkiliikk TEES GIRLS RECREATIONA ASSOCIATIO -- ADVISOR: Mrs. R. Vaerstg MEMBERS: B. Amos, S. Jewell, L. Krech, I. Kromschroeder, P. Lathan, I. Lewis, S. Lieder, C. McFadden, A. Velasquez, I. Williams, S. Zietlow, D. Bork, L. Holwell, J. Mechtel, C. Meyer M. Moser, D. Mueller, M. Schones, G. Utermarck, L. Violette, L. Ball, C. Cohoes, K. Hensel, K. Kressin, G. johnson, B. Larson, L. Quinn, I. Swanson, G. Anderson, D. Dandurand, L. Forsman, S. Grover, T. Hodgdon, S. Holwell, I. Kincadc, K. Kluender, P. Kreeh, T. Lewis, B. Luskey, M. Ninde, S. Noreen, T. O'Neill, R. Schwartzwald, T. Schwinden, M. Thon, E. Velasquez, B. Montez, J. Bliss, I. Bledsoe, L. Engdahl B. Kling, N. Bledsoe, M. Goppelt, P. Ericson, C. Warner, S. Wilkins, K. joa, S. Goppelt, S. Nelson, Wiliala, B. lNolf, Duree, D. Plan, S. Van Someron. G.R.A. In Action! Teamwork ! To each her own I Contemplation ! N 100 SENIOR AND JU IOR HIGH 8 ADVISOR: Miss C. Bergeg MEMBERS: S. Barker, P. Amos, B. Hartman, N. Smith, P. Drexler, C. Iulson, S. Kenneburg, A. Dubej, J. Hadler, S. Andrie, M. Yanish, L. Michie, P. Clemens, G. Soderstrom, C. Moulder D. Hermanson, D. Kanzenbach, L. Rutske, I. Krech, M. Wiblishauser, K. Anderson, K. Bollig, K. Dybedahl, P. Bliss, H. Waldock, D. Engdahl, K. Ray, J. Selden, P. Neison, P. Scott, C. Neison, C. Schwartz, G. Ninde, C. Hanson, S. Kendall, V. McClusky, M. Lamers, I. Hallamek, B. Bumford, D. Chapperson, N. Boardman, C. Zietlow, C. Garrette, G. Hostetler, N. Dandurand, P. Raak, C. Schommer, J. Kahle, B. Wedell, K. Briguet, J. Krech, T. Nelson, C. Schneider, K. O'Brien, J. Baskerville, S. Broad, C. Cave, M. Devine, C. Krone, P. Hopp, C. Killeen, L. Lange, I. Lathen, L. Lehmann, L. Munch, T. Schwinden, I. Shefland. LI. HERS' CLUB ADVISOR: Miss S. DeVries5 ROW 1: J. Jewell, K. Seils, D. Gisch, F. Ramirez, I. Quinn. ROW 2: M. Ray, M. Voller, I. Broad, D. Mueller, V. Koenke. ROW 3: P. Unruh, Y. Hanson, L. Violette, G. Utermarck, D. johnson. ROW 41 G. Severson, B. Anderson, S. Kath, D. Elvers, M. Schones. KI V7 LIBR RY ASSISTANTS Van Gunst, G. Pesek, L. Schwinden, D. Runge, A. Velasquez 1 1 K OFFICE! P. Leitch, B. Mascaro, C. Violette, I, Williams, S. Jewell, S. Lieder, L. Krech, I. Noreen, Mrs. Bous, Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Knutson C. Boyum, B. Anderberg, K. Sunquist, ..-is 7:f4a.xQ--..- :mfi f -1 - 'kf12.- .m m :fLQHas:ls,swfLsv192' nf, Wg, ,,7, i ' L ...V . 4. - I AK i A .flr, gf? - .... r.lll 102 GYM ASSISTANTS D. Zellmer, W. Snyder, K. Coleman, R. Pietsch, D. Cohoes, M. Pietsch, L. Pieper, B. Giguere, P. Grable, I. Quinn, C. Shefland, S. Bannon, P. Unruh, I. Mechtel Zyl aw' ,HELP S. Kath, M. Voller, S. jones, P. Waldhauser, I. Lewis, B. Hannegraf KITCHE HELP I. Johnson, I. Tabor, C. Rhoades, T. Geist, L. Richter, D. A K1 ender C. Nelson, K. Kromschroeder. Hopkins, T, Twiet, R, Vance, J, u DIANS :L-...W E L 103 4 L .,-2 if .Rf LETTERMEN'S CLUB MEMBERS: T. Kincade, T. Schlussler, T. Twiet, I. Van Gunst, D. Yearous, S. Lawrence, K. Peters, K. Coleman, D. Hopkins, D. Schueller, T. Boche, A. Krech, G. Kincacle, G. Pressnall, I. O'Donnell, R. Tufte, M. Dorsey, L. Warke, I. Baskerville, R. Greenhagen, L. Campbell, D. Krech, D. Anderson, M. Turner, E. Lehman, L. St. Germain, K. Asher, D. Schowalter, F. Difronzo, A. DeBoer, T. Gerten, J. Bernier, L. Bohrer, R. Dobos, I. Hajek. Some members not listed. -Q! 13- THE PIANS MEMBERS: D. Lindeke, Pres., A. Talley, Vice-Pres., K. Olson, Sec., I. Lewis, Treas., E. Lehman. COMPLIMENTS 0F A FRIEND PRIEBE BUS COMPANY Inver Grove Height CAMERON'S SUPER FAIR Eg Telephone 451-6469 Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota Congratulations , to the Class of 1966 Congratulations! from 5TH AVENUE PLAZA ,2 nf at sHoPP1No CENTER MOV? A , 4, .. '9 Your One Stop Shopping Center To Take Care Of Your Needs M' fNeXt to Fleming Airfieldh 75,0 00 XNGSG' WE HEIGHTS. 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