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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1970 volume:

SPARTAN 1970 SIIVILEY HIGH SCHOOL INVEF2 GROVE HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA VOLUIVIE TEN Youth is a kaleidoscope ofa rising generation that believes in movingfast, speaking ou t, creating an image, and shou ting for liberty. A TIME OF YOUTH .wait Walk' sf E I 'Tai A - ,Inf - , if 'fbwgfwz' M .- 70 I ACADEMICS 8 SCHOOL LIFE 28 ORGANIZATIONS 44 SPORTS 64 UNDERCLASSIVIEN 84 SENIORS 112 INDEX 130 ,45- Sounds ofyouth are loude the cries ofjoy when our teanz wins in overtime, kids swarming into the halls to make their next Class, music ofa new generation, honking horns, the shouts at a pep fest, laughing voices. Sounds ofyouth are quiete an early morning exam, the hours spent over one math problem, the erew members behind stage during a play, studying late into the night for that history test, seeing the snowflakesjalling gently on an empty school bus 5 Youth experience frustrations A skipping lunch to do a history assignment, typing ahve-minute time- writing that has one mistake, hiding your class pictures that turned out uncomplimentary, deciding between two meetings at 3:30, losing that conference game. But balancing frustra tions are thejoys e the satisfaction ofreceiving an MA the contentment ofhaving friends around you, Christmas vacation, the in- between breather. Schools are built on frustrations, but the pleasure ofsaying I'm from Simleyn makes it all worthwhile. ww 7' ff fr V , ws 5 t 'V2f t 6 af? my fm 5 45 ' .M ' ,fin if ii X ' W, 1 wx :QV it .45 12 ' fs ' lisa. , si if? , I .e, f EVM 1,2243 5 2, ' W , , 1 W ni. Q . 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Dell Dahn, lVlr. Dorne Davis, and lVlr. John Crane have done much work and have made a decision to revise the dress code for the present 1316 students at Simley. At the present their ideas on the new high school have been approved and plans are being made for building. I l Mr. Dahlager. Superintendent of schools. resumes a familiar pose. 10 I I ,swwrf-isiff' II I W all Nlr. DeSutter, District Manager. carries a heavy load, but he's always smiling. Mrs. Iliff. lVlrs. Ades, lVlrs. Deering, and lVlrs, Robe- son, secretaries in the District Office. 'S-4 Havana' Mr. Ahrendt. Jr. High Principal, takes a natural pose by his office door. Mr, Beaird, the new Assistant Jr, High Principal, takes on a bigload. Decisions play a major role in the working ofthe Mr. Drexler, Mr. Michie, and Mr. Hanson, Counselors, now know school, and Sr. High Principal, IVIr. McKenzie rnust vvhatit'sIiketo vvaiton the bench. rnake sure they're right. 1, ,:- 'h s . W fp., . ' ff A g . ,K : 2,- I if gm . 'V ' Mrs. Rech. Miss Dorn. Mrs. Senn. Mrs.GjerdahI. ITEN, MR. KARL BS St. Cloud State College, Eng- lish 10 8411. RANDALL, MR. JAMES BS. Mankato State College, English 10 8. 115 Speech Advisor. Nlr, Schmidt silently disapproves. SCHMIDT, MR. RONALD B.A. Concordia: Reading 7, English 9, Speech, Ninth Grade Advisor, Thespians Advisor. ENGLISH The Art 0fReas0nz'ng and Analysis Is Taught Team teaching has aided the growing need for addi- tional materials. Emphasis was put on analyzing and writing stories. Nlr. Dyrud and lVlr. O'Rourke taught the Seniors and Juniors, while lVlr. Randall and lVlr. lten team taught the Sophomores. The return of Nlr. Dyrud aided the Seniors greatly, as well as the whole English department. Mom always liked you best! DYRUD, MR. LOIELL B.A. Augsburg, English 9 84 123 Twelfth Grade Advisor. O'ROURKE, MR. WILLIAM BS. Mankato State College, English 11 81 12, Journalism, Compositiong Newspaper Advisor, Senior Class Advisor, 12 f 5 4' . 3 -A li 7 Z sf f Mrs. Danger enjoys teaching English, L fi , ,--E I, 7 Q' i Juli! 3 ig 3 w . e g , M 1 ...S - Vyh' 1 . gn . 'if X 7' fi. ,f 'A . N. ' A teixf .ai Peggy cheers on the team. TIMMERS, MRS. MARY Winona State College: English 8 8t DANGER, MRS. BARBARA Morningside College: English 7 81 9: 93 Ninth Grade Advisor. Annual Advisor, Absence requires additional help. HELEGESON, MISS DIANE BA. Augsburg Collegeg English 7. Reading 7, 13 UDSTEUN, MRS. MONA l3.A. Luther Collegeg English 7, Reading 7 81 83 Seventh Grade Advisor. Students try to earn brownie points ! WOODS, MRS. PAMELA BS. Mankato State College: Eng- lish 8 81 10: Eighth Grade Class Advisor, SGCIAL Anthropology - A New Course With a New Idea The Social Studies Department made a habit of turn- ing Friday into a current events class. The Seniors' annual trip to the William Mitchell School ot Law proved to be very worthwhile. lVlr. Nlurr was added to the team teaching project with a special Anthropology course, which was enjoyed by all. ls this how team teachers decide quarter grades? BOYLE, MR. LARRY B.A. Hamline U., American History 10, Social 123 Head Football Coach, Assistant Hockey Coach, Sophomore Class Advisor. LUEBKE, MR. JON B.S. Mankato State Collegeg Social 10 84 12, Se- nior High Student Council Advisor. 14 Now what was that date? BOTTEMILLER, MR. CHARLES M.A. Macalasterg Vllorld History 11, Social 12. It's funny, Mr. Mergens never can take role by himself. MERGENS, MR. EDWARD B.S. St. Thomas College, Civics 9, Social 12, Lettermen's Club Advisor. Mr. Woods get used to teaching World History, woops, MR. BERNARD Bemidji state College, Geography 8, World History 113 Eighth Grade Class Advisor. Concentration is a necessity for some people. MURR, MR. MICHAEL B.A. Macalester: Civics 9, Social 12, Debate Advisor, KITZMAN, MISS SHEILA l3.A. Arizona State Collegeg Eng- lish 7, Social 7. JOHNSON, MR. PAUL B.A. Mankato State College: History 7, English 7 81 11, Junior High Student Council Advisor, Some people still don't know where North America is. LINDQUIST, MR. GARY BS Mankato State College, M.A. Mankato State College, History 7, Geography 8, 8th Grade Football Coach, 8th Grade Basketball Coach. SCIENCE Simley's Scientists Gro w in Kno wledge The Science Department added one new teacher to the staff. lVlr. Packer team taught a ninth grade sci- ence course with lVlr. Williams, which was very inter- esting and helpful to the students. The added interest of the Juniors and Seniors at the Science Fair showed the general interest in Science, and these teachers would like to see more students apply their skills in the future. ..sf.:g,,, tw . E jigs. lVlr. Williams and Mr. Packer do some long range supervision. WILLIAMS, MR. ROBERT BS. St. Johns, Science 8 84 9. PACKER, MR. RONALD B.S. Benidji State College: Science 9. 16 Balancing materials takes careful measurement and close observation. CLASSEN, MR. THOMAS BS. 81 B.A. Mankato State Collegeg Science 9, Chemistry, Eleventh Grade Class Advisor. BJORGAARD, MR. RALPH lVl.A. Iowa State College, Science 9, physics, Elect. I 81 ll. Only in very special cases can anyone get out ot Nlr. Schmidt's class. DAVIDSON, MR. MARLOW MA. U. of N. Dakota: Biology: SCHMIDT, MR. GEORGE lVl.A. lvlacalester: Science 8, Biology: Athletic Director, Tenth Grade Advisor. lVlr. Kerola accepts no excuses for incomplete work. KEROLA, MR. JON BS. U. of lVlinn.g Science 7: Seventh Grade Advisor. 17 The annual mountain building contest requires careful planning. OLSON, MR. LEONARD BS. St. Thomas College, lVl.A. St. Thomas College: Science 7 81 8: Tennis Coach. Seventh Grade Advisor. fi Simplification is needed for explanation. TRUCKE, MR. JAMES B.A. Moorhead State College! Math 8 84 93 Wrestling Coach. MATH Math Department Expands Courses Many changes in the Mathematics Department arose to try to tit the growing needs ot the present world. The addition of new courses gave the students a chance to take more of the courses they needed and wa nted, including a Computer Math Course. Sometimes even Math teachers have problems. MORRISON, MR. ALAN M.A. Washington State Llp Senior High Mathg Twelfth Grade Advisor. ROBERTS, MR. DONAVON M.A. Iowa State Teachers College: Alge- bra 9, Senior High Mathg Assistant Football Coach, Head Basketball Coach, 18 THOMPSON, MR. LEROY B.A. St. Olaf College: Math 8 St 93 Ninth Grade Advisor. MELLESMOEN, MR. DAVID BS. U. of lVlinn.: Math 7 St 8. lt's really not that hard! VAERST, MR. RICHARD BS, Bemidji State College: lVlath 9, Senior High lVlath, Most teachers prefer sitting on the desk rather than be- hindit. HOLMBERG, MISS SHEILA BA. Gustavus Adolphus Col- lege: lVlath 7 St 8: Eighth Grade Advisor. Math can be fun. especially with a lady teacher. LANGAGER, MRS. LINDA BA. Moorhead State College: lVlath 7: Seventh Grade Advisor. 19 LANGUAGE Language Is the Key To Learning Language this year consisted of the following courses: German I, II, Illg and Spanish I, ll. Simley has a very good language department. Everyone enjoys the year- ly German Banquets and other activities even if you aren't a language pro , Guten tag, meine studenten! BROWN, MR. MARK B.A. St. Thomas: German: Head Hockey Coach, 20 . Mrs. Jones prepares for her German classes. JONES, MRS. KATHLEEN History 7, 81 8, German Casa means house! STROM, MISS MARY Spanish I, 81 II, English 11 PHY. ED. Senior High Phy. Ed. Is Made Possible The addition of several new teachers to the staff made a senior high physical education class possible. The Cross Country team was lead to a smashing victory by the new coach, Mr. Bryan, in his first year at Simley, The Physical Education Department lost Mr. Beaird to the Junior High Office, but with the added number of new teachers, the department did a good job. Gym teachers dress up once in a while. HEDBERG, MRS. DOROTHY B.S. Gustavus Adolphus College, Phy. Ed. 81 Health 10-12, Tenth Grade Advisor. LOBBEN, MR. DAVID B.A. Augsburg Collegeg Phy. Ed, 81 Health 10- 12. BRANDT, MISS KATHLEEN B.A. Macalester College, Physical Educa- tion, Health 7, 8, 84 9: Senior High G.R.A, Advisor. 21 A life preserver saves lives. SCHEUNEMANN, MISS LYNDA B.S. St. Cloud: Phy. Ed. 84 Health 7.8, 81 9. FYLLING, MR. JOHN BS Mayville State College, Phy. Ed. 8 Health 7 81 83 Tennis Coach, Mr. Bryan shows Miss Brandt how to improve a Cross Country team. BRYAN, MR. MERLE M.S. Mankato State College: Phy. Ed. 81 Health 7, 8, 81 93 Seventh Grade Advisor, ART Artists Experiment With New Materials BAYER, MISS JACQUELYNN Senior High Art Mrs. Hanson demonstrates using paper mache. HANSON, MRS. CAROLYN BA. St. Olaf: Art 73 Eighth Grade Advisor. The Art Department is expanding more and more each year. We have two new additions this year, those being Miss Bayer, and Mrs. Hanson. Clay seems to be a wide enjoyed interest in this department. Our kiln is being putto good use. Firing clay models takes a special know how. ROSS, MR. RONALD BA. Dakota Wesleyan University: Art 7, 81 8. 22 il MUSIC Practice Makes Perfect The Music Department is doing well this year as it al- vvays seems to do. The band and choir have had sev- eral well performed concerts this year. Mr. Green and the senior high band did a very good job playing at all the games and their Homecoming half-time show was very unique. Mr. Green and Mr. Wallin make music together. GREEN, MR. JAMES BS, Bemidji State: Varsity Band, Senior High Band. WALLIN, MR. DUANE B.A. Concordia State College, M.A. Mankato State College: Music 7, Music Appreciation, Senior High Choirg A,F.S.AdviSor. 23 Mrs. Lommen's class Iisten's to some classical music. LOMMEN, MRS. ARDELL Music 7 81 8, Junior High Choir: Eighth Grade Class Advisor. Miss Grabowski adapts to the present surroundings. GROWBOWSKI, MISS KATHRYN Music 7 84 8, Junior High Choirg Eighth Grade Class Advisor. VGCATIONAL ARTS New,,T00ls Pro vide New Learning M- A fu- eww- 5 . '--' :ffl i 1,,- ' - i S, --we' Y rl ,xi . , Q.. . ' i. . ' rf? i- ,MQW Wt- f ,--...f-Gm-'1fEff2 11. A J it N ki 5: M H,-is ' .5 - 'gif E 4:5 : Ll .. fs' WM' 'q'Sl1fz:5l':iwi.k'f'fiifalif '..::w1:55ikiY , .. . ., . -es.,-sri, with-..e .. -l wr... - f . gf- 2 - L .1 ' 11- L. 'Mali 5. A H - 5 K f .2 i 4 S K 1 Q -- yt ' :ss ' . f K ' 3 - :g n tg, .fswr-.i.rigwrivasvfggigwylmigws1L . , r.. eX,..,.w..iit.mz1 :aww dl - .. i . -- Q 'V . lt:2ge.g,,g.:-f,:w:fr15Q,2sfsmie,giS1. Mr. Roberts is demonstratingthe art of pounding a nail. ROBERTS, MR. JESSE BS, Mankato State College: industrial Arts 7 8. 8. y T , kill? , I .,:.kx A , .zkr ,gig V . . ,X ., .r lVlr. Urick always cuts a straight line. URICK, MR. JOSEPH BS. Stout State, Ind. Arts 9, 10, 11, 84 12, Elev- enth Grade Advisor. WAGNER, MR. RICHARD B.A. Bemidji State College, lVl.A. Bemidji State College: Shop 9, Senior High Nletal: Department Chairman of Industrial Arts, 24 Time fortea. GELLNER, MRS. ROBERTA BS. North Dakotag Home Economics 9, 10, 11,8t121Fl-lA Advisor, Junior Class Advisor. LEBRUM, MISS YVETTE BA. St. Benedicts, Home Economies 7 848. ls this why l'm not getting an A this quarter? BUSINESS ED. Students Raise Moneyfor Trip The Business Education Department this year has taken part in many new and unusual projects. MOEA offered their services to the help of the ill and under- priviledged. The GOP class had the money making itch this year as a result of their perspective trip to Texas. Office procedures and money making campaigns, however, are not the sum total of GOP practices. The Andy Williams fan club with Mr. King acting as Presi- dent, faced bitter opposition from Mary Wiblishauser, who is one of Mr. King's most prized students. The continued arguments which even infiltrated the Short- hand class, finally led to an overall vote. Andy Williams won out. Mr. Madsen learns Mr. Kings way. Mrs. Thorson enjoys working with the lab. THORSEN, MRS. JULIE BS. Bemidji State College Typing, Shorthand l St ll: Senior Class Advisor. Mrs. Thompson waits for order. KING, MR. CHARLES B.S. Augsburg Collegeg G.O.P., S,O.P., Book- THOMPSON, MRS. SUE B.S. Northwest Mo. State keeping, O.E.O.J.T. MADSEN, MR. MANEY BS. U. of Minn., Marketing I St ll, D.E.O.J.T.g Senior Class Advisor. 25 Bookkeeping. Typing. Business Math. Data Process- ingg Senior Class Advisor. SERVICES Service - Can? D0 Without It Where would our school be with no service people? These people are very sincere in their sometimes sim- ple looking jobs. This year there has been a new devel- opment in the lunch program. Now instead of one crowded line, there are tvvo. Mrs. Olson and Mrs. l-ladler compare notes. HADLER, MRS. GLADYS, Secretary to the Librarian. OLSON, MRS. BETTY, Secretary to the Librarian. 26 Nlr. Jones checks his shelves. JONES, MR. DARWIN, Librarian. FIGNAR, MR. JOSEPH, Audio Visual, TIES Coordinator. The cooks break for a picture. COOKS: D. Backes, V. Greifzu, J. Rolfing, B. Rieken, D. Dahn, M Johnson, A. Pruss, M. Bous, M. Schulze, E. Knutson. , u:..,.m Mr, Niahovvalci points out a mistake. Mrs, Bertz enjoys her job at Sirnley. MAHOWALD, MR. RAY Special Education. BERTZ, MRS. VIRGINIA, High School Nurse. 27 Y' ' Wi N W FESCHOOLLIFE SCHOOLLIFESCHOOLLIFE FESCHOOLLI OLLI SCHO I C O I- Z -I I-I CD O I O 0 I- I- :I F11 CD CU I O O I- I 'I1 I-I U5 C7 I O O I- I- 5 PFI U7 0 I O C I- I- 71 I-I U5 CU I C O IC E SCHOOLLIFESCHOOLLIFESCHOOLLIFE a time of you th power - uniting opposite sia'es of youth, the academic ana' the active, connecting the realities of the classroom with the realities of a fter-school lU'e . .. ' 'A f- of SOFIA That Latin Touch Perhaps if in our time of youth we can help to bring better understanding between the nations of our world, the future holders of the time we'll find it to be a time of peace. The AFS Foreign Exchange Program is a small, yet important step toward achieving this goal. ln this 1969-70 school year, Simley was fortunate to be the host to pretty Sofia Amador who comes to us from San Jose, Costa Rica. Sofia speaks of Simley students as being friendly and of her classes she says, I enjoy them all! Sofia has become very much a part of Simley, being an active member in the Choir, G.R.A. and the A.F.S. Club. Upon her return to Costa Rica, Sofia plans to complete her senior year and then attend the University for an eventual career in social work. Sofia has brought to us that Latin Touch which even the band seemed to be infested with at the fall pop concert, which consisted of basically Latin-oriented music. While in America, she is making her home with the John Baskerville family. To Sofia, may her future be filled with every happiness. We shall always hold our memories of her year at Simley. The Latin Touch brought a welcome atmosphere to our choir this year. Sofia, singing, first soprano, became the third successive AFS student to participate as a member of our choral group. This is a tradition the choir hoper will be carried on throughout the coming years. 11'- Our Letter From Sofa I ,...,,l-qv rv V' Dear Friends: As you knovv. for many years the American Field Service has vvanted to fulfill this purpose: to convey a message of peace and friendship from one culture to another through its participating students. In Costa Rica. when I found this out. I thought it a marvel' ous thing to contribute to the unity of cultures and of those people living far from my country. I believe that the same feelings can be found within the Costa Rican people of other countries of our world. We all desire the same happiness and hope that all others will realize that peace is necessary for happiness. For this reason my desire to come here grew, After waiting a year. I received my notice of acceptance vvith greatloy. Since my arrival everyone has shown great warmth. In this school. which I consider my own. I hear each day. Hi Sofia! Although I don't know all your names. still I con- sider you all to be my friends. No doubt this year vvill be one of the best of my life. Thank you for making my stay so pleasant and happy. I am glad that I vvas given this opportunity to pe with you all. I shall never forget my wonderful year at Simley. Love. Sofia HONIECOIVIING A Mos! Meaningful Time Homecoming has always been a particularly special part of the school year. It seems that during this period of the year, involvement is something very difficult to escape from. The spirit of Homecoming tends to linger in the air, bringing with it the emotions of joy, sadness, and that Hproud feeling about our school which we often neglect to show during other activities throughout the year. The 1969 Home- coming, with the slogan Panthers are Dispos- able , began with the coronation of Nancy Cook who presided over the three day period of festiv- ities, along with her court consisting of Nancy Boardman. Pat Jonas, Corrine Lalvlone, and Terry Nelson. Those Great Procrastinators. Following the pep fest on Friday afternoon, the traditional parade made its way through the South Grove area. Cltts been said that many band members are still feeling the ill effects of that marchlb lt was a beautiful night for the game, yet an unfortunate night for our Simley Spartans as we were defeated by Lakeville 14-O. One always feels badly when his home team loses, yet when a Homecoming is lost, this is something felt very strongly by everyone. The festivities were brought to a close by the Home- coming dance on Saturday evening. Here, Nan- cy danced the Queens Dance. When all had left - the 1969 Homecoming became merely a memory. The new Queen is Nancy Cook! A joyous time for a deserving queen. Little Judy Atkins proudly presents the roses to our Queen. . Friends - The Most Valuable Possession Nancy is warmly congratulated by three generations of fellow cheerleaders. 33 THE QUEEN'S ATTENDANTS Nancy Boardman Corrinne LaMone X if CH . 44 ,W 5 Pat Jonas Terry Nelson 34 ll Gary, will you ever learn to hold yourself together? There is something very special about a Homecoming football game which seems to set it apart from any other. This is the game that carries a strange attrac- tion to alumni -this is the game that most often brings a sense of sadness to the hearts of the seniors, who are well aware that this is their last Homecoming at Simley. On this evening, the sky became a heaven of color as hundreds of balloons were released at the opening kick-off. Although we were unsuccessful in defeating Lakeville, October 10th, 1969 is a night that many will neverforget. Roger resorts to 'prayer power' yet the opposing team still finds him irresistible. No one on the 'outside' has ever infiltrated this immovable barrier to find out what they really talk about in there, CNumber 32 -Watch Itlj Q, , iw, if V -Qs 'i Iwi? DARK DF THE MOON John ........ Conjur Man ... Dark Witch .... FairWitch A..., Conjur Woman Hank Gudger .. Miss Metcalf... Uncle Smellicue Mrs. Summey .. Edna Summey. Mr. Atkins ...,, Mrs. Bergen ... Burt Dinvvitty .. RicBriese . . . . Craig Bowman Irene Raez . ..... Linda Michie ... 4... Andrea Bakker . ..,. Chuck Steen ... ... Mary deLoen Dan Rengstorf . ,.,.. Richie Liebelt Linda Campbell ...... Tim Burnham Denice Tourville . ..... Ted Peterson Hattie Heffner .. Mr. Bergen ,.,.. Mr. Summey ... Marvin Hudgens Barbara Allen ... Floyd Allen .... Mrs. Allen ...... Mr. Allen ...,,.. Preacher Haggler Greeny Gorman. Ella Bergen ..... Di rector ,,,.i... Student Director .... Sue Hackett Roger Biermaier .. Dick McAdams ...John Banttari ... Kathy Grimes . Scott Gallagher , Jean Mickelson , Alex Gillpatrick .... Greg Grover .. ,,., ... Jackie Clubb Lonnie Lehmann ,. .... Mr. Ronald Schmidt .... ...... Debbie Deering The Ballad 0fBarbara Allen lf you do that at the performance, vve'll kill you! Such a phrase as this could be heard throughout the many rehearsals of Dark Of The Moon, the 1970 fall play. An old version of a modern day theme is present- ed as a witch boy and a human girl are plagued bythe corrupt influence of each ovvns' kind. The jealousy and hatred present in society eventually leads to the death of Barbara Allen. The tensions of opening night, the mad scurry for cos- tumes andthe overall bevvilderment of the actors are all part of the many memories one holds when partici- pating in such a production. Play participation has always involved numerous hours of work and concen- tration on the part of the entire cast, yet when the fi- nal curtain closes at that last performance, a feeling of sadness fills the hearts of all involved. Those lines will never be said again. The costumes are vvorn for the last time. The play novv, is merely a memory. Behind the Scenes 37 Love with the proper witch CHRISTMAS CONCERT A Dream of Peace There is something about a Christmas concert that can not help but make one feel the warm sensation of togetherness. A dream of peace fills the hearts of all those truly involved - be they a participant or merely an observer viewing the scene from the audience. This year, the concert was performed souly by the Senior Band and Choir. The band began the evening with A Christmas Festival , followed with two ensembles, and closed with the Messiah Overture . The first piece, in particular, brought to the listener strong emotions filled with hope in mankind. The choir portion fol- lowed with an informal gathering on stage for a num- ber of light-hearted carols. After a maddening rush for gowns, the scene turned to one of solemnity as the choir sang a number of Christmas hymns. The Christ- mas concert is one in which all involved enjoy working on, when the turn out is large, as this years was, the evening seems all the more meaningful. The choir concludes the concert with a series of moving pieces. The choir presents a new look at performing with this informal caroling, .,,..---any A stubborn zipper and a helping hand gives the performance its' traditional feeling of good will. if if Members frantically look for gowns. Among other band numbers, an ensemble performed. 39 TALENT SHOW Feeling Groovy On the night of Jan. 31, all were Feeling Groovy as the 7th annual production of the AFS Talent Show got underway. This show is sponsored each year by the Student Council with proceeds being given to aid our American Foreign Service Program. Acts were wide and varying with original and often times eye opening between act skits which seemed to dominate the scene. The show this year contained fifteen acts, four of which were performances given by AFS students from neighboring schools. A sincere note of thanks goes to lVlr. Luebke, Nlr. Green and lVlr. Wallin for their hard work toward the production of this successful show. The cast and chorus line opened the show with Another Opening Another Show 40 i I i The closertneygot the bettertneylooked? HROSCO and Farley Sang a medley of songs, i- Qs. ,f '4,1' f' . 1 1 f 2 s 5, , i L -M ,- Jean entertained the audience with ner Norwegian Is Sammy hiding be-nind Peggye skirts? folk-song. 41 SPOON RIVER ANTI-IOLOOY All, A l!Are Sleeping On The Hill Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters was the One Act Play for the 1969-70 drama year. The play, under the direction of lVlr. Loiell Dyrud, was performed on the night of Feb. 12th after a great many hours was spent in preparation tor the opening curtain. This production, while familiar to some, was new to the majority of students. For those who could appreciate its' messages, it most certainly proved to be a mean- ingful production. The soldier presented one ofthe more dramatic portions ofthe play. lVlr. Dyrud preaches on the value of the natural look . 42 I Narrator . .. Tom Beatty ..... Walter Simmons Emily Sparks ... Benjamin Rantier Mrs. Pantier ,... Benjamin Pantier Margaret Slack . Knowlt Hoheimer Lydia Packett . .. Fiddler Jones ... Hamilton Green. Elsa Wertman . .. Eugene Carmen. .... Dan Rengstort .... Tim Burnham ... Scott Gallagher .. Marilyn Yearous ..... Ted Peterson ... Debbie Deering . . . . . John Banttari ... Maureen Mariz Keith Schvvartzwald ..... Mary DeLeon .... Dan Rengstorf .. Tim Burnham ...... Sue Hackett .. Roger Biermaier CAST Emily ..,.. William ...... Mrs. Kessler .... George Gray ..... l-larry Wilmans . .. Nellie Clark ...... Roscoe Purcapile . Mrs. Purcapile .... A. D. Blood ....... Hannah Armstrong ....... Mable Osborne ... Lucinda Matlock .. Anne Rutledge ... Director . ..... .. ..... Candy Julson Keith Schvvartzvvald .. DeniseTourville . . . . Chuck Steen Ric Briese ... Barb Bumford .... Greg Grover .... Jackie Clubb . . . . . Bob Boehmer .Deanna Rullmann .... Janice Lathen ... Jean Mickelson ...... BevWedell ...Mr. Loiell Dyrud ,gin R1 5' 'gs 41 Scott novv realizes what a girl goes through every morning. So l cursed and cursed: you Rhodes' slave! Background music assisted the mood of the play. 43 N w i N I 1 N f ANIZATIO RG ORGANIZATIONSO NS a time of belonging - comprising the after-hours lyfe, working together in that once a week hour ATIO RGANIZ SO IZATION AN SORG ANIZATION SORG ANIZATION 13 G3 ID Z N JP 1' O Z cn O :U CD JP Z N IP 1' O Z cn O IJ CD JP Z N ID Z' O Z cn O IU C3 ID Z N ID 14 O Z cn ORG Student Council Very Active Senior President, Bruce Rech, presided over the 1969- 70 Senior High Student Council. As typical of every council of every year, this council was confronted with student opposition and disagreements with the School Board's policies. These problems, however, were handled tactfully and the year, in general, was a productive one. Sofia Amador, our Foreign Exchange Student, was elected as an honorary member. Under the guidance of their advisor, lVlr. Luebke, they spon- sored our three day Homecoming and The Sno-Daze week. The Council has served as chief speaker for the stu- dent body. With the many controversial issues present in our schools today, we should appreciate the efforts put forth by this Council and the determined efforts of Bruce Rech in working toward the betterment of our school. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW R Holwell, ROW: A. Simmons, R. Parry, D. Rengstorf, T. Fischer, K. P Bliss P Neisen C Senn K Grimes S Armador BACK O'Donnell,B.Rech,Nl,Driscoll,S.Cook. 46 Biggest and Best This year the student council took a new look. Behind their advisor, lVlr. Johnson, they worked not only on regular activities, but also controlled the individual classes. Under this system each class chose more stu- dent council representatives than last year, and no class officers. ln this way each class works through the council in planningtheir activities. This year they worked hard to shovv that the Junior High had the ability to make good use ot the student council. While proving this, they also developed into a group earningthe title, Biggest and Best. JR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED L Hanson A Her- A. Estuesta, A. Wedell, T. Miklya, C. VanSomeren, M. Quinn rett F Miklya J Eisbrener K Banttari K Kotosky STAND- Nl.Eisbrener,T.Olsen,K.lVliklya,lVl.Overlie. ING B Nohava P Tepley T Hodgdon D Rolfing D Coyle, 47 Concert M usica! Organizations The introduction, the performance, and the given applause are often the only acts wit- nessed by those not partaking in the Senior Band or Choir. Few students realize that every first hour Mr. Green steps unto his podium, takes role, and starts the never ending strug- gle for perfection. Participation at varsity games, marching on the field, concert per- formances, and of course, Mr. Green's memo- rable line - All right, line 19 are all phases of Band life that members will never forget. The student body could always depend on the band to support their school in all activities. While most during their fourth hour are filling their stomachs with food, some seventy-five Choir members are filling the air with music. Mr. Wallin, the director of this choral group, expanded its size from what it has been in pre- vious years. This expansion presented the FRONT ROW: J. Clubb, D. Deering, B. Roberts, B. Bumford K. Walker, M. Olmschenk, N. Goppelt, R. Evjen, Y. Jaso SECOND ROW: Mr. Wallin, N. Farver, S. Kendall, C, Patnode J. Nagel, K. O'Brien, M. Seery, K. Grimes, C. Knock, K. Mohr. ROW THREE: R. Briese, D. Peterson, M. Melton, J. Thedens, ' l opportunity for a wide and varying array of musical pieces. With the traditional annual drive for money, the Choir this year sold mag- azine subscriptions and with the profit, they were able to partake in an exchange concert with Hutchinson High School. Outside of the lengthy preparations involved in the Christ- mas Concert, Choir members worked on their performances given at Golden Oaks Nursing Home and at Signal Hills Shopping Center. The Choir should be congratulated for their great participation this year. Those participating in our Senior Band and Choir feel a tremendous sense of belonging and a desire to give , Ask any Graduate what the saddest part of commencement night was and they are likely to tell you it was the last piece they played with the Band andfor the last song they sang with the Choir. S. Welch, E. Kelcher, P. Johnson, S. Halverson, D. Pullman, C. Griffin. FOURTH ROW: A. DeBoer, T. Boche, D. Pierman, K. O'Donnell, K. Schwartzwald, K. Schroeder, J. Banttari, R. Bahls, T. Schmidt, J, Mickleson, C. Knoch, C. Senecal. i .-una-,-L. FRONT ROW: R. Evjen, T. Nelson, V. Eisbrenner, J. Fritz, S. Kinneberg, N. Green, S. Hackett, J. Clubb, C. Knoch. SEC- OND ROW: S. Nelson, J. Baskerville, K. Grimes, J. O'Donnell, J, Nagel, D. Davidson, S. Pangborn, K. Peterson, S. Wedell, D. Mohr, K. O'Brien, B. Hardin, S. Kendell, N. Farver. THIRD ROW: C. Steen, J. Krech, L. Michie, L. Lehmann, M. Davis, G. Kelly, P. Neisen, J. Lathan, C. McKenzie, P. Nieland, C. FRONT ROW: P. Bliss, B. Ogg, I. Paez, R. Liebelt, R. Holwell, C. Senn, M. Yearous. SECOND ROW: D. Gindorff, C. Schnied- er, C. Schwartz, P, Weldon, S. Hackett, S. Amador, C. Krone. THIRD ROW: D. Hienrich, C. McKenzie, N. Cook, V. Rengstorf, K. Jonker, K. Mohr, P, Drexler, D. Crane, B. John- son, K. Lindberg, D. Jansen, D, Kirk, J. Bombardo. FOURTH ROW: J. Plan, N. Goppelt, T. Sablak, M. Olmschenk, T. Her- ret, D. Severson, M. Eisbrenner, C. Bowman, B. Bohmer, M. Robeson, H. Waldock, S. Broad, J. Lopez, B. Alitz, L. Pierce, M. Nelson, Mr. Green, T. Chavie, T. Boche, D. Peterson. Eisbrenner, T. Sablak, B. Beaird, G. Kelly, J. Fritz, D. David- son, N. Crane. BACK ROW: T. Mascaro, R. Biermaier, D. Mascaro, D. Severson, R. Shields, R. Krech, T. Welch, L. Welch, S. Broad, S. Wedell, Christmas Concert Highlights Activities Besides the Freshman choir about 106 seventh and eighth grade students worked hard at singing. Under the direction of Mrs. Lommen the group gained expe- rience and assured the Freshman and Senior choirs of many students in coming years. One ofthe big events forthe junior high choirs this year was the Christmas concert. It was different com- pared with previous years in the respect it was held seperate from the Senior choir. Both choirs also per- Making music together. 3 I K s formed in May. FRESHMEN CHOIR: FRONT ROW: K. Hayes, M. Hardin, S Soul, F. Miklya, S. Fischer, L. Didier, M. Olmschenk, K. Hol well, S. Chavie, K. Kuyava, M. Mechtel, C. Holliday, R. Ras mussen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wallin, D. Rue, L. Weigel, G Ranalls, D. Benson, M. de Leon, L. Krone, E. Hopp, D. Novot- ny, M. Kelcher, B. McDermott, S. Blair, S. Rasmussen. THIRD ROW: D. Bennett, D. Kromschroder, A. Bakker, L. Biermaier, B. Goppelt, D. Krowski, R. Kruse, D. Kruse, D. Kennedy, K. Motz, S. Schneider, S. Grover, J. Fabian, M. Schield. FRONT ROW: M. Groess, P. Dzieweczynski, L. Dahl, H. Glass- D ing, B. Nohava, P. Anderson, D. Johnson, A. Herrett. Motz, T. Bumtord, J. Schille, M. Schmugge, M. Reed, L. Er ickson. SECOND ROW: N. Bahls, V. Green, A. Peterson, M deLeon, T. Gindorff, D. Broad, D. Latsch, M. Olmschenk, D Biermaier, B. Babock, J. Severson, S. Roeller, L. Lindberg, C Monroe, D. Rue, M. Nelson, C. VanSomeren. THIRD ROW: P Goess, C. Thompson, J. Schlegel, P. Heltne, J. Severson, K Meisner, M. Olmschenk, M. Lopez, A. Wedell, S. Jerikovsky R. Munson, W. Swanson, D. Eckhart, J. Nieland, S. Studt, M Snyder, S. Czeck. FOURTH ROW: M. Severson, J. Wegrnan T. Steenberg, C. Oreskovich, C. Nelson, S. Johnson, N Stock, W. Olson, M. Eisbrener, L. Huebscher, D. Parker, D Geving, D. Ahrendt, J. Murray, N. Turner. BACK ROW: Mr Green, D. Behm, M. Biljan, D. Cortez, R. Tresselt, B. Davis, C Pary, D. Pickart, D. Davidson. For the first time a band was formed that represented all the junior high, grades seven, eight, and nine. Audi- tions were held in the fall and two groups formed, the Varsity and Cadet bands. This method allowed the advanced seventh and eighth grade students to play challenging music. Partially because of this system Mr. Green expects well trained students entering the Senior band in future years. The Junior bands performed at the tall pop concert, the Christmas concert, the winter concert in February, and the Spring concert in May. L Q fXiii, ERVHBFES I'i7'4?' mf - 11 'l' ANNUAL STAFF: FRONT ROW: I. Paez. Seniors: D. Pulimann, Nieisner, Underclassmeng C. Steen, Organizations. Not pic- Ads Manager: S. Broad. School Life: D. Deering, Sports: IVI. tured: K. Schvvartzvvald, Photographer: T. Peterson, Under- Yearous, Assistant Editor. BACK ROW: S. Wedell, Editor: P. classmen: IVI. Miller, Academics. Neisen, Photographer: C. Griffin, Business Manager: P. In gen uit y Finds Expression Editor Jean and assistant, Janet Krech. put out their best. 52 .,,.a.fwQ0'-' PAGE EDITORS: S. Broad. Editorials: J. Nagel. Feature: lVI. Year- TYPISTS: Nl. Seery. R. Nliklya. D. Deering. J. Hadler. C ous. Sports: R. Evien. News. Through Publications The Sparta Journal and the Spartan 1970 had a successful year only through hard work and applied ingenuity. The Sparta Journal went to press under the watchful eyes of the advisor, lVlr. VV. O'Rourke, and editor, Jean Nlickleson. Jean spent two weeks last summer at a newspa- per workshop which proved a great asset to her Steen. staff. The members of the staff should be con- gratulated for a successful year. Sue Wedell was the editor of SimIey's 1970 annual. She. too. attended a workshop last summer which en- abled the staff of thirteen to produce this Spar- tan 1970. REPORTERS: FRONT ROW: T. Nelson. K. Peterson. Nl. Robe- son. N. Goppelt. D. Pullmann. BACK ROW: A, Summons. S. Nlrozinski. P. Neisen. C. Knoch. C. Grufhn. Not pictured: K Gnmes. R. Krech. Exclusive Organizations One ofthe most private and no doubt one ofthe proudest of our school organizations is the Thespian Club. Membership is exclusive and is granted to only those students who have worked on a number of thea- ter productions. Selection is based mainly on the director's recommendations, and initiation, is held in the spring. Marked with the traditional blue T on their hands, inductees dread the appearance of a vet- eran Thespian, whose option is to put the newcomer through all sorts of embarrassing situations. National Honor Society represents those students which are honored for their Leadership, Service, Scholarship and Character. At induction this year, our school was priviledged to have tor its' speaker a stu- dent from St. Paul Park. His overall message carried the idea ot the true value of being honored. As he re- flected to us, honor is merely that and nothing more if the four characteristics of an NHS member are not put to use only in society but in the classroom itself. THESPIANS: J. Mickelson, D. Rengstorf, M. Yearous. NHS: FRONT ROW: N. Cook, R. Evjen, Mr. Morrison, J. Baskerville, J. Krech, SECOND ROW: B. Evjen, J. Brite, M. Driscoll, C. Knoch, J. Seipel, C. McKenzie, J. Nagel, P. Nohava, B. Francour, B. Johnson. THIRD ROW: B. Burandt, K. Lindberg, B. Hardin, M. Davis, L. Michie, B. Wedell, C. Senn, P. Bliss, K. Peterson, P. Drexler. FOURTH ROW: T. Anderson, J. Krech, R. Briese, D. Rengs- torf, S. Bonfig, D. Anderson, C. Griffin, J. Mickelson, M. Robeson, D. Trowbridge. BACK ROW: B. Rech, J. Hoekstra, P. Neisen, N. Alt, K. Briguet, M. Seery, J. Lathen, T. Peterson, R. Krech, D. Pullmann. 54 ij , ,t e t lift' x Doris enjoys her work at Great Northern Oil Company. M.0.E.A. New Club The school year 1969-70 heralded a new office educa- tion program. lt is a program between the community and the school, which offers students a chance to experiment in their chosen career of office work. It is a means of making the school training more practical. The event that the club eagerly anticipated this year was the O.E. national convention held in Fort Worth, Texas. To finance this trip, the students sold assorted Christmas items, and in April sponsored a fashion show. Simley's first O.E. program was considered quite suc- cessful according to the students and their employers. Students participating in our first program are Vickie Burtyk, 3lVl Co., Mark Heinrich, 3lVl Co., Jackie Keeney, 3lVl Co., Kathy Roszak, Bob Carter Ford, Donna Runge, District79f199g Linda Rutske, Suburban Gas, lnc.g Kathy Shewchuk, BTU lVlix Co., Doris Hoekstra, Great North- ern Oil Co. ' r-1 x X Donna works in the Audio-Visual office for Mr. Fignar. At Work at Suburban Gag Company is Linda Rutskel 55 Most A Clive Clubs Although neither A.F.S., F.T.A., F.l-l.A., or our Speech Club took part in any unique events this year, the indi- vidual clubs participated in their traditional events. The A.F.S. Talent Show proved, as always, to be a suc- cess. As every year, the F.T.A. sponsored their suc- cessful Carnival. Money is on the minds of those in F.H.A. as the main events were a booth at the carnival and the sale of popcorn balls. The Speech Club, under the direction of Mr. Murr, Mr. Randall, and Mr. lten, secured many individual recognitions. They are commended for their time and efforts. A.F.S.: FRONT ROW: Mr. Walling Advisor, P. Neisen, V. President, S. Amador, American Exchange Student, J. Baskervilleg Ameri- can Sister, J, Lathen, President. SECOND ROW: N. Greene, l.. Lehmann, D. Pullmann, B. Ogg, J. Hadler, J. Nagel, P. Drexler, N. Cook, M. Klug, J. Jaso. THIRD ROW: D. Duree, N. Farver, G. Ninde, H. Waldock, R. Holwell, C. Schommer, T. Nelson, D. Deering, D. Tourville, K. Groslak. FOURTH ROW: L. Michie, K. Walker, C. Krone, J. Krech, J. O'Donnell, M. Mariz, J. Seils, J. Hallamek, J. Clubb. BACK ROW: R. Leibelt, P. Meisner, S. Wedell, T. Peterson, K. Briguet, C. Steen, K. l-luebscher, M. Seery, D. Davidson, J. O'Brien, K. Grimes. 56 F.T.A.: FRONT ROW: T. Nelson. lVlr. Fignar: Advisor. V. Eisbrener, J. Nagel, J. O'Donnell. SECOND ROW: C. Hanson, C. Akernan. V. McCloskey, C. Neisen, R. Holvvell, D. Deering, D. Pullrnann, G. Ninde. S. Wedell, BACK ROW: J. Clubo. R. Leibelt. T. Peterson. R. Parry, S. Yanish, K. Plan, lVl. Olrnschenk. F.H.A.: FRONT ROW: G. Soderstrom, P. Tepley, A. Aguirre, V. Violette, G. Braun, lVl. Olmschenk. SECOND ROW: K. Hayes, T. Auirre, D. Ellingson, D. lVlclntosh, D. Benson, T. Hodgdon, L. Didier. THIRD ROW: C. Soderstrom, K. Plan, R. Parry, l.. Anderson, A. Simons, S. Cook, Nl. Domeier. BACK ROW: B. Weilinski, S. Powers, M. Nlariz, K. Walker, B. Halverson. SPEECH: FRONT ROW: L. Seipel, L. Campbell, B. Wedell. SECOND ROW: V. Bickner, J. O'Donnell, J. Nagel, A. Wedell. BACK ROW: Mr. Randall: Advisor. lVl. Olrnschenk, D. Pullmann, lVl. deLoen, lVlr. Nlurr: Advisor. 57 B. Cadwell, T. Anderson, K. Bollig, L. Kahl, C. Schneider, D. Werb, J. Nelson, J. lVlcKittrick, B. Rolfing, K. Shaefer. Without the various student assistants, things secretaries by checking out the books. l-lectic would not be able to run as well as they do now. would be the word if it wasn't for the Office As- The Gym Assistants help the students to learn sistants, helping the secretaries and faculty and develop new skills. The Library Assistants members in some way or other. And the Cafete- run to get your magazines and help the library ria Help with their one and a million jobs. Assistants Help in Many Ways JUNIOR HIGH OFFICE ASSISTANTS: FRONT ROW: P. Kelly, Julson, C. Knoch, L. Lehmann, C. Ross, B. Bumford, S. M. Yanish, L. Lawrence, C. Schwartz, D. Deering, C. Tolifson, Kanzenbach. B. Murray, C. Gross, C. Brelje. BACK ROW: K. Dybedahl, C. 58 I O GYM ASSISTANTS: FRONT ROW: C. Ostrowski, R. Nliklya, D. Hartman, K. Briguet. BACK ROW: J. Luskey, B. Goppelt, J. Peterson, T. Nelson. SECOND ROW: V. Violette, B. Raak, B. Fritz, C. Neisen, H. Waldock, R. Parry. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: SEATED: C. Knoch, B. Rolfing, G. C. Griffin, I. Paez, P. Giddings, J. Krech, C. Moulder, R. Bier- Soderstrom, A. Simmons, S. Cook, P. Weldon, R. Ross, L. maier, R. Krecn, C. Steen, M. Yearous, P. Hopp, A. Grunder Weller, C. Johnson, S. Heinrich. STANDING: V. McCIuskey, B. Beaircl, B.Wielinski,J. Seipel, I.. Scnmitke. CAFETERIA HELP: S. Taurinskas, D. Cole, C. Piermantier, S. Andrie, M. Hostetler. 59 i i 4 SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING: FRONT ROW: A. Wilhelrny, P. son. J. Larson, R. Schafer, B. Francour, L. Lehmann, S. OI Weldon, B. Raak, S. Kinneberg, C. Neisen, P. Bliss. SECOND son, K. Ross, C. Ackerman. BACK ROW: T. Nelson, B. Bum ROW: K. Schafer, C. Soderstrom, S. Beltz, J. Bothi, D. Hanf ford, K. Briguef, S. Yanish, D. Davidson. Simley Swims Into Style SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING: D. Larson, L. Kline, B. Ista, B. McDermott, C. Bous, M. Dahn, L. Luskey. 60 DEBATE TEAM: SEATED: Nl. DeLeon, C. Griffin, K. Nlotz. STANDING: J. Carlson, T. Senecal, D. Kennedy, R. Krech, B. Babcock, lVl. Nelson. Not pictured: D. Trowbridge, S. Halverson. Concentration Hard work and devotion have given the Simley Syn- chronized Swimming team good reason to boast. The two teams, Junior and Senior High, have put on water shows for the last two years which are really some- thing to be proud of. Under the careful guidance of their instructor, the team has come a long way. lVlr. lVl. lVlurr, new to Simley this year, did a superb job in rebuilding the Simley Debate Team. Under his lead- ership, they brought our school much favorable recognition. As well as winning tournaments, the de- baters also learned how to organize thought and dis- cuss intelligently. Developing abilities and exploring ways of playing chess were objectives ofthe Chess Club. Besides hold- ing matches with fellow members, the players partici- pated in tournament matches with other schools. CHESS TEAM: STANDING: P. Province, L. Schmidke. SEATED: D. Wiberg, G. Morris, R. Ekholm. 61 G.R.A. Largest Organization G.R.A. is probably the largest organization in school, and probably the most active. The group did many things this year. They provided some interesting skits at pepfests and sold sweatshirts at lunch. The Lettermen have the privilege of saying that they are the richest club at Simley High School with 552,000 worth of assets. The Lettermen provide concessions at football games and basketball games. They are also planning to build a baseball field with a scoreboard in memorial of Glenn Boog. GRA OFFICERS: K. Briguet, J. Baskerville, P. Neisen, S. Amador, R. Parry, C. Neisen, J. Seils. FRONT ROW: D. Tourville, S. Heinrich, B. Ogg, V. Eisbrenner B. Hartman, H. Dandurand, B. Raak, C. Akeman, C. Welters A. Bakker. SECOND ROW: V. McCluskey, L. Michie, C Schommer, L. Lehmann, P. Bliss, J. Fritz, C. Kowalski, S. Cook, K. Peterson, P. Bledsoe. THIRD ROW: J. Krech, S. Ef fertz, C. Ross, M. Nlariz, D. Bromley, C. Soderstrom, D. Wel don, T. Simmons, R. Parry, B, Francour, M. Olmschenk. FOURTH ROW: Miss Brandt, T, Nelson, J. Hallamek, J. Bas- kerville, A. Auirre, P. Nohava, N. Goppelt. FIFTH ROW: S. Amador, J. Sells, M. Seery, C. Schneider, C. Krone, C. Schwartz, J. Hadler, T. Truax, B. Beaird. BACK ROW: J. La- than, J. Krech, P. Neisen, N. Cook, K. Briquet, H. Waldock, G. Nince, J. McKittrick, S. Yanish, G. Braun, V. Violette, P. Nleisner. FRONT ROW: P. Shields, K. Neisen, P. Huber, N. Ranalls, K Kennedy, J. Kirk, C. DeGree, M. Graven, D. Gallagher, S Cole, D. Dahn, G. Morrison, N. Kahle, C. Klein. C. Thompson B. Davis, A. Peterson, R. Areskovich, C. Shillern, P. Hedberg J. Mork, C. McKenzie. SECOND ROW: F. Miklya, S. Grover, J Eisbrenner, S.Soul, C. Zastera, A. Herrett, M. Bachman, J Nikodym, P. Tepley, C. Tolifson, P. Boardman, J. Trudeau C. Lenertz, J. Griften, J. Schlegel, S. Tourville, D. Rolling, B Klompenhower, M. Campbell, M. Tolifons, K. Krech, K. Kel- ly, B. Barker. THIRD ROW: J. Nieland, M. Nelson, S. Mc- Grane, C. Nelson, Mauer, P. Huth, K. Meisiner, C. Parry, Nl Krech, T. Hodgdon, L. Martin, C. Bowman, S. Bous, B. Di- dier, J. Beaird, B. Andres, D. Breeggemann, C. Barlwo, K Erickson, P. Michie. FOURTH ROW: C. Kling, L. Lindberg, V 1 Green, A. Brown, R. Bombardo, L. Luskey, D. Ellingson, S. Foresman, M. Olmschenk, P. Anderson. L. Kapel, P. Wagner. S. Schmidt, M. Dahn, D. Pieper, J. Roeller. S. Peterson, C. Brown, L. Didier, D. Beckel. FIFTH ROW: A. Christenson, B. Nohava. E. Bachman. B. Soderstrom. J. Zellmer, C. Maeder. M. Huber, L. Dahl, S. Roeller, A. Wedell, C. Azstera, C. Van Someren, M. Severson, M. Olmschenk. L. Lucht, D. Laron, K. Lillis, Y. Lilleen. A. Bakker. K. Hennis. S. Schneider. BACK ROW: V. Maternowski, T. Morrison, L. Hansen, D. Zellmer, M. Hanson, T. Holwell, G. Schwartz, C. Mueller, D. Broad, E. Erickson, P. McAdams. S. Studt. Cheryl, Monore, D. Benner. L. Krone, H. Larosn, T. Steenberg, K. Neubauer, C. Areskov- ick. W. Olson, K. Hayes. LETTERMEN: FRONT ROW: J. Shewchuk, M. Melton, D. Pe- terson, A. DeBoer, J. Lopez. SECOND ROW: J. Hoekstra, J. Banttari, M. Eisbrenner, T. Mascaro, M. Driscoll, D. Ander- son, R. Briese. THIRD ROW: B. Cadwell, K. Schwartzwald, S. Bonfig, D. Elwell, K. Huebscher, R. Biermaier, D. Crane. FOURTH ROW: T. Anderson, T. Boche, S. Crea, J. Krech, G. Plan, M. Tatro. R. Noreen, K. Lindberg, B. Rech. BACK ROW: M. Hannegraf, P. Gerten, R. Miklya, S. Hulse, R. Hanson, D. Pierman. D. Chilko, R. Bahls, E. Kelcher, K. O'Donnell. MQ aameaf inv0lven1entSR- naualqpattered unUbWnx fast action, the thrill of competition, each victory adding to Sim ley's s19irit 'PO RTS RO RTS PO RT SRO RTS RO RTSPO RT S RO RTS RO RTS RO RTS PORTS RO RT RTS PO S PO RTS PO RTS RO RTS RO RT SPO RT RT S PG RTS PO RTS PO SPO RT PO RTS PO RTS PO RT S SPO RT 33 Po CROSS COUNTRY 3 Time Title Winner Under the new leadership of Coach Bryan the Simley Harriers had a very successful season. The team won the Missota Conference title for the third successive year and made the first perfect score of 15 for Simley High School. The look of a champ. wh 66 Out for a little jog. CONFERENCE SCOREBOARD Simley Burnsville Rosemount Farmington Lakeville Prior Lake 17 60 87 133 210 300 an ,, X 8..- 6 .56 Y ' Q E 1 CROSS COUNTRY: FRONT ROW: J. Hoekstrag MIDDLE ROW: E. Kelcher, J. Raymond, P. Reinsburg, D. Chilcog Bryan, B. Burandt, R. Bahls, R. Briese, D. Kruse. S A 'L 'rf if ' N ' , . -1: On your markget set,go! YOU'V6COVT1G5 'OHSWBYA 67 iid an v 'x'N R337 4 . ,, . Qc is Y X fx' S . LAST ROW: Coach FOOTBALL Football Boances Right Wayfor 1969 Spartans Under the able leadership of Coach Larry Boyle the Simley Spartans started its long come back to football glory by breaking even in eight games. This was a vast improvement over the past two years. Simley after many years of defeat have made Rosemount the un- derdogs by beating them by a score of 30-12. Another great pass. A-SQUAD FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW: Managers Nl, Palti, T. gel, J. Briteg FOURTH ROW: K. Schwartzwald, D. Peterson, K Fischerg SECOND ROW:T. lVlascaro,,l. Lopez,S.Crea3THlRD O'Donnell, K. Schwartzwald, R. Biermaier, B. Cadwell, G ROW: Coach Roberts, E. Christenson, D. Peerman, M. Wei- PIan,T.Anderson. 68 SCOREBOARD Simley Opponent 38 St. Bernards O 30 St. Paul Academy 24 6 Fridley Grace 12 26 Prior Lake 8 6 Farmington 19 O Lakeville 14 O Burnsville 38 30 Rosemount 12 Spartans tangle with lrisn. -Ki Q 'Wm A-SQUAD FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW: Manager S. Bonfigg Boyle. FOURTH ROW: G. Schwartz. M. Tatro, J. Krecn, D. SECOND ROW: A. DeBoer, R. l-lanson. R. Miklyag THIRD Elvvell, M. Melton. D, Anderson. K. Huepscner. M. Driscoll. T. ROW: B. Nelson, D. Mascaro, E. Barron. B. Bailey, Coach Bocne Manager. 69 B-SQUAD FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW: P. Estrem, K. Johnson, E. Barron: THIRD ROW: B. Flis, K. Schwartzvvaid, T. Schmidt, B. Nelson, K. Trandem. IVI. Palfig SECOND ROW: J. Bombar- M. Shields, J. Cohoes, E. Christianson, M. Kurowski, Coach do, K. I-iuehscher, P, Drexler, J. Lopez, D. Nlascaro, B. Bailey, Luebke. Outforatouchdown. Tackie em high Tackle em low, 70 il: F Z l PIow'ih right through. Tri-Captains G. Schwartz, A, DeBoer, and J. Krech. When you're ahead who heeds a pep talk? Right oh target!! 71 BASKETBALL Bucket Brigade Has Winning Season Bouncing into second place in the Nlissota Confer- ence, the Spartan Basketball team, under the watchful eye of coach Donavon Roberts, ended up with six wins and three losses in league play. Co-captains Sam Crea and Dave Crane led our boys to a most successful and impressive season. Take it away! 72 Jumpball A-SQUAD BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: T. Boone. Coach Roberts, G. Tanem, B. Alitz. SECOND ROW: S. Crea. J. Krech, M. Melton K. Schroeder, D. Anderson, D. Crane, IVI. Eisbrener, B. Hardin, K. O'DonnelI, B. Evjen, R. Miklya. 44 f 32 5 WNW.. ,E Timeout, IV7afiX!! 73 B-SQUAD BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: B. Johnson. Coach Mergehs. SECOND ROW: E. Welch, G. Behhoh. K, Trandom, E. Chris- tehsoh, K, Schvvartzwaid, M. Behh. G, Zeilmer, S. Luhdquist, B. Flis, S. Ditmarson, B. Nelson, S. Hulversoh. Crea dovvh the court .., Ihthe hands ofthe big one! 74 SCOREBOARD ' SIMLEY OPPONENT 34 BROOKLYN CENTER 38 46 FARIBULT BETI-ILEI-IEM 68 CENTER 41 HASTINGS 55 60 FARMINGTON 38 34 LAKEVILLE 39 50 BRADY 61 38 PRIOR LAKE 60 48 GOODHUE 74 44 CANNON FALLS 36 43 EDISON 46 48 BURNSVILLE 36 56 ROSEMOUNT 51 44 PRIOR LAKE 57 65 FARMINGTON 29 38 HASTINGS 57 64 LAKEVII-LE 59 Ready,..Aim..,Fire.., 46 BURNSVILLE 40 ,f I me .fW,III,II,' TTT? 5 4 ,X 4 , - . 3 Z One of the Mighty Spartans S. T. P. 1 Strong Team Power 75 HOCKEY A Fastand Winning Sport Hockey-growing in spectator enthusiasm at Simley was filled with much excitement this past season. Coached by Mark Brown, the team, after many long hours of hard work, worked together in team effort to put out their best. The Mighty Spartan team skated away with twelve wins, eight losses, and one tie. Though the team is losing four seniors, next years team looks to be very promising. QW A-SQUAD HOCKEY: FRONT ROW: P. Gerten, S. Hulse, M. Cadwell, M. Schille, J. Cohoes, S. Bonfig, R. Noreen, P. Gerten. BACK ROW: Coach Brown, R. Hanson, J. Didier, B. Cadwell, D. Elwell, B. Rech, J. Shewchuk, S. Darsow, R. Hanson, Coach Boyle. 76 A ,.,, . W. , - :,-:, gm 3-2rxwffwszrwevwf my .,,, my ,Qtwf AQQ SSA M , eg m mf LM , 45' ,,. ,wwf -1 .3 :,,-.5,.,..,E:-- .. E.. M- .Wm t , wEl,,?t gt .- W e1e,3.efbQe..,.,,t,.,,efm ' M we-If-'lf wr ' , --1, 'L ,.. - Y .219 J-efggfetgf ywwme A, -pu :'::a:-:mu-ff: W I -. -IW, Mmgw. MQ,Q,,Q2fz.w.-f,,W,w.t.- ' ww tftm-fwwew-my Hp- ,:-mm, .:e2.gwmW,.- a g g z ref f EEWW ml' .,m.i E E::H , 'ff' - . xx fi..-:',,::'f-5 ,, , :EE 'M wif'-fxwwmzf . mar- ,er- A, ,,mHQ.. M s rn J' :Nnf1,'!E5!':'!:f:::f. fffw'-1' 'mv ' Q, Ysvxsi9'3gsQm,q5g': mtv f A -- ,gm ,A1t:,.f.fazq,,, 1 ,gf Q, fj fdsmyw' - W M H it ww tv f-I 'V , .-fer r , 'wt swf' R K -f 'iv fftfffgfl A New ff- 1 , ! 7 K W , . Y N- ' Tlx 5 3 r : 1 A Ha 'Arif N fi'T1'fi3i' 1 L- - 1' 53: y QQ 'W 4 ' guy, A W'v' e ff: - ww . V1 'fin '.em19H'?5Lwz f fm A W wlefff ,LJ 1 fail- Um, , x.-amqfgg, - A. M ist: wif 1 ge-fri?-fifgggggggggrig Lift, Y ,. . , A A V, A I f' lrszge, b,'. . ,: , W ,- 1,,,M,, ' f .,,. t -,,.v7 it ,Z 1 V QM I . ,. Q The raceis on! Get it on the face-off. s .Www S Sf ,S Mwiwc- ,, S L' '1.QSf1a:a f M VM . ffwgtgse: r,'.f:q-mitlefwivH'evmw1w'g'v'1fg.Q-Qevifgtfjti.'--f ff 1mw3f't11w --S , .f., -Q. A.,- 5 , 1.. ,-x,, ,,,.,: V, -W ,,,, ,k,,.U. W ,,-, , Wt .,,,...,, .T 6, .V-,.,w.Wt, ' 1 ' W H ., Mi U , ,, ., ..k,A, T., WM, ,I liz .V , - ' 5213. N - A,-,,v.:tf '4 , 2 S -V f S mf' 41-I N ' k LW' L ' 'kv I 1 .ey Another great save. Afight forthe puck 77 SCOREBOARD SIMLEY OPPONENT 7 ALBERT LEA 3 2 ST. PAUL PARK 3 2 FARMINGTON 1 4 ST. THOMAS 8 15 ELK RIVER 2 5 HIGHLAND PARK 2 6 MAHTOMEDI 7 4 BROOKLYN CENTER 4 11 MECHANIC ARTS 2 4 FARMINGTON 7 3 HARDING 2 8 CENTENNIAL 1 3 BRADY 2 2 OSSEO 7 1 OWATONNA 2 7 FRIDLEY 4 . 2 OWATONNA 5 6 ST. BERNARDS 2 6 HUMBOLT 1 8 BRADY 4 O HASTINGS 8 The Spartans must fight to win. xr, On the side-lines. 78 Co-captains B. Cadwell and D. Elwell I i. We eww' if , ,LLm,,' ii ,,'L W' 'fm' ' A Q i ' 'LQ i . ' if i.' - - ifffflr. vw A lggidlq -A A . if sy A K K 1 wsfugl-14,2tf . V f gg A 1 ., Mm A,,',-Wes, 1 X-,,, i V f L'h, I L 4, 3, ,,--, Wgwg , ,... ,M ,f Y. f ' .1 if-2, , .qw-I A or X A J i ff 'mf 'R - -' . - A 2 , ff' 4' Q V iw J . V. ,Q A ft' 4 f, A f A A . vu ff! 1 w -- ,J V R r rs '-iii' .Q ff' f R A ' , K 5 . Q. 7? A 97' i Y'57h A A . x,, gy - KVVS - . fy . . . . fl, tmg Jj .1 x .. 4 . A W ,V - A L' 'A'-gk l ,lx I I mix: ,V 1 iff . J .TL J' Us WJ -- :M 4 ' Steve makes a fast get away! A moment before the ga me. B-SQUAD HOCKEY: FIRST ROW: J. Paulus, A. Gilpatrick, P. Estrem, J. Hanriegraf, F. Bakker, S. Erickson, J. Fabiagi. SECOND ROW: Coach Woods, E. Barron, S. Derizer, P. Driscoll, J. Cohoes, J. Didier, D, Pierce, B. Bailey, A. Coyle. ' In 79 WRESTLING Simley Starts Wrestling Team For the first time in Simley's history, a Wrestling team was started by Coach James Trucke. This allowed many boys in the junior and senior high schools to join in another extra-curricular winter sport. Even though the spectator crowds were small this year, in the years ahead the public will have this sport on their agenda also. Practice makes perfect! On lookers look and learn 80 WRESTLING TEAM: FRONT ROW: K. Lindberg, D. Engelking, D. Trowbridge, T. Catlin, B. Catlin. BACK ROW: Coach Trucke, T. Carstenbroch, J. Hoekstra, D. Ahrens, K. Johnson, B. Burandt, S. Gallagher. A . .Q . , ' viii 'Hail . YG Y -- i f ., . what YWYSQM' - E MV T' i + If 'E A132355 , KN Ml... 9 me Q mm Coach Trucke shows the art of Wrestling. A basic hold in Wrestling. 81 ffi ': - Maw? . . gg' ' J-Y' fu- ','. ---- , CHEERLEADERS LM A leap for our Spartan teams! The tension of the game is expressed on Irene's face. Cheerleaders S limulale B-SQUAD: FRONT ROW: L. Bliss, M. Robeson, K. Peter- son. SECOND ROW: P. Nonava, B. Francour. BACK ROW: S. Beltz. 82 T ,sf . L4 '.5t..'Q.. 7 ...ef-1 - A-SQUAD: FRONT ROW: C. Piermantier, H. Waldock, N. Cook, L. Lehmann, P. Btiss. Yanish. BACK ROW: I. Paez, P. Neisen, C. Schwartz, C. Senn. I SECOND ROW: Nl. Yearous. C. Schneider, NI. Spartan Spirit I ' While putting on her skates. X Nancy's attention ns turned towardthe game. 83 Come on team. fight! W I n E ,. 1 V anmeqf individualily -A seeking experiences to increaselns avvareness, gaining knomdedge, friendships, and an experience in living ERCLAS UND EN NDERCLASSIVI U EN UNDERCLASSIVI IVIEN SS DERCLASSIVIENUNDERCLASSIVIENUNDERCLA UN Z U m ZU O r- ID cn cn Z m Z C Z U rn I O r- ID cn cn Z m Z C Z U m JU O I- JP cn cn Z m Z C Z U rn I O r ID cn CD Z m Z C Z SEVENTH GRADE The Palter 0f576 New Feel Seventh grade is a big surprise to many students who expect school to be just a time for learning. lt means class parties, sports, and a long list of extracurricular activities. This year's seventh graders were an indus- trious class accomplishing much behind their presi- dent, Dan Coyle. Seventh grade is a time for many things but mostly it is a time for making friends, a time for fun, a time for growing, and a time of youth. 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'Q Lf , I V,.,. , A 89 Vickie Hanson Julie Hartfield Craig Hatella Joan Hayes Cynthia Hoadly Patricia Hedberg Shirley Henderson Mitch Hilsgen Rebecca Hinkley Vincent Hoffman Linda Holliday Karen Holman Mark Holst Jay Hulse Deborah Hulverson Linda Iverson Laurel Jacoby Teresa Jacovitch Debra Jasperson Andrew Johnson Denise Johnson Frank Johnson Richard Johnson Jane Jonas Ramona Jones Kurtis Jonker Nancy Kahle Mary Kanzenback Jerry Karels Lane Kastonek Patrick Kavanaugh Valerie Kendle Laura Ketchmark Mischele Kieselhorst Yvonne Killeen Cindy Klein Julie Kline Marlen Koller Kenneth Kostrzevvski Kim Kotosky Harold Kowalski Dale Krech Lawrence Krech Muriel Krech Ricky Kuyava Lynn LaForte Michael Landis Margret Lathen James Laska Kevin Lavoie Diane Leatherby Patti Lemke Richard Liebelt Debbie Lippert Patrick Lippert Rachel Lopez James Lutz Joan Madigan Candace Maeder Gregory Marion Roger Martin Anita Mascaro Evelyn Mauer Judith McAdams Rick McCauley Thomas McCauley Patrick McDermott Bruce Mclntosh Cheryl McKenzie Patty Michie Kenneth Miklya Ronald Moe James Morehouse Julie Mork Gerrie Morrison Marilyn Mosher Daniel Mrozinski Jean Nellis Dennis Newell Arthur Nielsen Tom Nohava Lowell Norby Sharon Nordquist James Nyberg Theresa Oberle Raymond Oney Rachelle Oreskovich Terrance O'Shea Toni Pangborn Victoria Parker Thomas Pesek fi f -1. - ' QM' an W ', '3 ' . , .-2244 i Q, - .--, '- 1. -1 if l f 'V , M N if I r ,, -1 ...zkr ' ' fy 'tif f .- I i 7 I If , .. 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This makes more work for the administration and the teachers in scheduling the classes, but it is a benefit to the students. If the experiment is successful, Simley may have the mod system for all grades in the future. The eighth graders held successful class parties, which were fun for those who attended. The eighth grade has much to look forward to in the future at Simley. Q. Q Cindy Anderberg l Y, Us Doug Anderson ff E' V- shew' Aschbrennel T , N ,..' ,, ' NBUCY BBHIS 3 lf T Marlon Bailey 1' it r 5 ' T4 fm ' s 2 . ffl dh Barb Baker if E-. ' M .. F.. ' 'f-2 ' - , QQL ., A- if r pw ' i s Kathy Baker , A, ,gig W ' - f- .:,a: s. D f f - , gy -W A 3 Beverly Barker A 2 ' .ffl L-pm, ,,, I ' ' ' f ' :Q V liiill 1 Mme Battles ,.., r'r B'Ya'l Bauman T . .... . :vi ' Nancy Beck 4. , , .. ' if :' if' , V f Debra Beckel 5- 'A ' 1 Q cf: f- K ' 'WP if Q -' ' ' '- , 1 V 1 A, ?eEImS Behm fi ' ' A ' I i O len Be-rrfaFdY 51 . rf Brian Biermeier I . A. V, ',ii T 1 I V, Steve Biermeier '- ' I ',. 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Morrow. BACK ROW: L. Hanson, M. Eisbrenner, A. Wedell, C. VanSomeren, B. Mike Lundquist Nohava,T.Olson. Linda Luskey Dick Martin Valerie Maternowski Dana Mathiesen ' ' Monica Mauer Linda May Pat McAdams with 'nf .XL W t o FK -1: if Y 3 X 's Ei , i K stiff - i, re. Y' z Vilgyiil' ri .. ,.. ,- ....,' H H... .. -5 ' ii 4 is fs i L ..,. eww gt . 50 5 X 5 . . .. if, A. 'X If 3 ,, 2 ii s in 2 'wmv . V' 'g .61 gra- HV A .Jkt J oa n n e McCa u I ey PM :g ii Y gk John McCollum V :'E Z John MCDQWOH :i eae C he i io , 1 Stephanie MCG ra ne . ' 1 , ,. Tara McNeill -fl ' L Joe Mehle 'Q .fe Tom iviikiya K j e r ' W5 I 'ft '- ' issuer 2' fig 15' 'x I Q S X je 1 Bob Mailer . .,., M it ' at C Jerry MODSVE -.. , is 1 f R X 1 H . Cheryl Monroe V ,,5 'f'f i' ii - V V: . 5 Dick Monson , fil l ' . -1 yt -',. Mike Morris f - 'i Q Terrie Morrison V V Q f fx i Q Kathy Mork Kevin Moulder ff.. 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' ' , -y iw, R- J ,S 98 - ....r sq? up .. Hi? it i J m y .54 5, i ,k L . .fan Wx do C it ,axahwl -,. ,.-..,....... W Richard Zellmer Richard Zeman J ..:, , aff E 4, Q K F RES H M E N Participation Is the Key Freshmen, what's it mean? Why it means being the leaders in the Junior High, waiting for some older guy to ask you to the Homecoming dance, and getting in- volved in a list of activities stretching from sports to drama. The class of '73 proved themselves to be a group of people. Many of them participated in the plays, ln Dark of the Moon four freshmen were actors, a first at Simley. The freshmen teams were strong this year, as they have always been, due to the number of ath- letes in this class. Freshmen, what's it mean? lt means a class to suceed '33 Q .Q it 45,1 BV 'Q at Simley. ..........v- Z-f vs L , lm 72 fi! 5 , i-...f-i j 3 if 1 7 ..,,.. V Theresa Aguirre David Ahrens Robert Alt Pamela Anderson William Babcock James Bachman Marcia Bachman J irrfr T ,,rr4 'lEi'ti' :r,:' .r Irti f':i ' 'iiif 1 Andrea Bakker 1 VV' 7 iif V mf Connie Ball Y K ,L V, l 2 -'- 5, T, r 5 ,. Vg: , , David Banach c e Y A i Q , Tk I ' A 5 .- Catherine Banttari J ff I v Howard Barron 'i l . Q l - D A li 'T J 'f , L ' Dave Beck If ,,.,3 fl il'f' i'-, f fg,ifi-yi J 4 ' f X' w Bruce Beltz gk in K 21 1 2 -- 1 were Leslie Benike ,, 5,, , M' V 1 Debra Bennett wg ,lf - 3 Y N ,,, Diane Benson gi ' 1 If ' if H ' - ,X Luann Biermaier 5 4 ,Q , ' ' Matthew Biljen 2 K 'is James Bitterman ' fr r Sherree Blair -if , s I' LVN? 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Anna Aguirre Tom Alt LouWanna Anderson Fred Baker Bryan Bailey Greg Bannon Ron Barker Larry Barnes Ed Barron Barb Beaird Denise Beedle Mark Behn Sherry Beltz Sandra Bentz Vicky Bickner Pam Bledsoe Mike Blochinger John Boardman Bob Boehmer Jim Bombardo Rodney Bosworth Nancy Bous George Braun Paulette Braun Delores Bromley Terry Buchholtz Dan Burgwald Tom Carstenbrock Bruce Catlin Kathy Chilko Everett Christenson Sally Christianson Jackie Clubb Lynn Coggshall Jim Cohoes Sue Cook Randy Cordes Al Coyle Nancy Crane Doug Dahn Jeff Davis Steve Denzer SEATED: S. Yanisch, Sec., M. Robeson, Treas STANDlNG:J.Clubb,V.P.,J.Lopez, Pres. . ..., 5 M .,.. .. .,, 9, -Q 2 f... .: . ' 'f ' L s s ax , A' If 5' - ff . A , . ni: B ff , - 5 - - Z1 ., ' K' 'ff' f .S K .ff . , . fv If 4' r, 1 .wx ' .. ,fs 15 ' 6 'A a.f:s.:'-mam f -ii. 31? ' 1111 .:Fi'5-a' Efiiii- 1 :E H - me . 2 i.,gr'a.,- 5. S r - 5 - ,rg fx . its f - 5 ' ' B ' ' fs Q in Bari A - ' -,. 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Besides all the ordinary school and after-school activities, there is one event that overshadows almost everything else - the Prom. The Class of '71 spends most of the time on preparations for the Prom. The chairman this year was Debbie Deering. She and many others worked hard to make money, iron out the little problems, and get everything ready. The Jr.-Sr. Prom, which was held in May, was a high point of the year. After all the excitement, the juniors can look forward to their senior year with a sigh of relief. ii f fsixliti 5'-: 9:22 i aff.. we wz tzmfss 2 if ,.iti... ,,.. ..:., D .,. Helen Waldock, Sec., Steve Bonfig, Pres., Candy Julson,Treas. Punish the Pussycats! ' ef in ..- Arif 108 , .3 iki .. . ,,.t. -,Q E ' fl ' I e sz f , , Q i 'fi - if egg. .. 'Feiss - - . 1 - 'Q A- - , if, ,, .wr ' i, - LS ii f . ,- P5511 ,. i T ': , no .'I::'Fia: A' , ' F J - i , EC .. .- f ' - 'Y 'r - 'f ex ' f 2,-if., . .. - . ' 5, - f rm' C Q 5 ,- Q ei 3 e A s' I -, -' ,Q 1 -Q. ,J f V , .5 .... 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A ii , i X ii fi 1 2 Qi? 141 ..-4 -I 5 .. - fi 1, fr ,Q gg Linda Roder Betty Rolfing Terry Rolfing Pam Rutske Mike Schille Carolyn Schmidt Cheryl Schommer Kent Schroeder Carol Schwartz Pat Scott Tim Seneca! Connie Senn Dean Severson Al Snyder Glenda Soderstrom Greg Tanem Jeff Thedens Denise Tourville Bill Tschida Ray Twardy Helen Waldock Scott Weddle Bev Wedell Debbie Werb Mike Wiplinger Jerry Woods Ernest Wyatt Michele Yanish i CLASS OF 1970 Our class, as every other graduating class in the past, has many memories of the six years spent at Simley. There were times of play and work, victory and defeat, joy and sadness. Our class has also felt the pain of tragedy as two of our classmates, Glenn Boog and Richard Raymond, died unexpectedly before reaching their Senior year. Perhaps years from now, while watching a movie about high school students, we will remember with a laugh some of our many experiences. Senior Social, in particular, will never be forgotten. The novel Black Like lVle moved many into understanding the many problems our world faces today. Economy was introduced to our class this year. Among other things, we learned that our supply is not large enough for lVlr. Nlergens to own a Cadillac and the demand is not great enough for lVlr. Bot- temiller to get rid of his Rambler. The English class spent many weeks studying Chaucer, Shakespeare, and the novel The Catcher ln The Rye . The last of these enabled many to look more deeply into themselves. The years have been trying, often depressing, yet in the eyes of most, very rewarding. Time will pass and people will forget. Classmates will no longer have names, but will merely remain a memory, a face, or a voice heard somewhere long ago. lt is our hope that the class of 1970 will always be remembered by the people at Simley. Nancy Alt Sofia Amador Thomas Anderson David Andrie John Banttari Joan Baskerville Allen Bickner i rw' Roger Biermaier ff Jeffrey Blum 'M S L 25 ,A . K3 iw, .tm .B Q' , 4 S. V .. ., in f tgf' e gyda p if c Nancy Boardman Thomas Boche Douglas Brenna This page is dedicated to Roger Biermaier. He is truly one ofa kind. This drunken bus driver CAFS Tal- ent Showb is the same young man who has, in the choir, remained a mountain in a prairie of flatness. He has sat with a full waste basket over his head and succeeded in lip-sinking the words to an entire Bill Cosby album. Something should surely tell us that after graduation, we will not have heard the last of Roger. If he continues to possess his outgoing nature, he will no doubt lead a very interesting lite. Richard Briese K. s,,,m,, Kathleen Briguet t Sheryl Broad fhi 113 Michael Brown Robert Brown Pamela Brust Barbara Bumford Timothy Burnham Vickie Burtyk Bruce Cadwell Patricia Clemens Diane Clum Now we know why John wasn't nominated forthe leg contest. L 4 Donna Clum Nancy Cook David Crane Samuel Crea Arlin Del3oer Bill Didier Peggy Drexler Michael Eisbrener Richard Ekholm This page is dedicated to Arlin DeBoer. If you should ever look back into this annual in the future years and fail to remember this guy, remember him as the little guy with the full-grown mustache scurrying around the halls. His sense of humor is, if anything, unique in that he displays it at the least expectant of times. There is little to say about Arlin that most do not already know. lVlr. Boyle summed it up well when he said, Arlin is a little guy - but only in size. ' 115 Renay Evjen Steve Firnstal Rod Friese Colleen Griffin Gregory Grover Alfred Grunder Jean Hallarnek Michael l-lannegraf Betty Hanson '32 O- I Mark Heinrich Sandra Heinrich Doris Hoekstra www -fx John Hoekstra Bert Hostetler Geraldine Hostetler if Kenneth Huebscher Karen Iverson John Jacovitch This page is dedicated to Ken l-luebscher. Without Ken's ability to make the rest of us see things in a humorous perspective, many of us would never have made it to our senior year. lt is truly people like Ken that make the people in this world look at themselves. Although his conversations are not always so humorous to his teachers, when speaking to Ken as an individual, he presents understanding, backed with a real feeling of concern. Ken's existence at Simley is not one that many in his class will ever forget. 117 Yolando Jaso Christine Johnson Ga ry Johnson Jane Johnson Randolph Johnson Patricia Jonas Diane Kanzenbach Jacalyn Keeney Gregory Kincade E yr' Janet Krecn Joan Krecn Joanne Krech John Krech Karen Krech Rickie Krech Susan Kreon Cindy Krone Corrine LaIVIone Janice Lathen Dennis Luskey Anthony lvlascaro Richard McAdams Valerie lVlcCluskey Jean Mickelson Steven Nliklya Marcia lVliller Marlislvliller Lawrence Nlrozinski Rehearsals were sometimes hard and long. ws 1 ig ,, ililfflfiil ' 5??5?li'235f? 7 V4 .ii 1f.,7ti55ggg -4, ,ivwf x :li IQSN' -7 fo iw ,-.ilk f, ft 4123251 V A y , Q he-in 'hr-., : H511 J ..a,g:q,E,. , ., . - Ii 23545-1.Qf'N fig? fu , 5' If, 151.5 '. 131335, i fi 1 ,, z 1 X - ,J M ,.,' -, xi 1, way 3, w, .5 Peggy Neisen Jayne Nelson Steven Nelson This page is dedicated to Peggy Neisen. Her life dream as quoted by the Sparta Journal is 'AAII I want is to be a cheerleader. Her dream was fulfilled and Peggy proved to be one of the most enthusiastic and exuberant cheerleaders on the squad. She once demonstrated her great amount of school en- thusiasm when at one time, she took a taxi to avoid missing a hockey game. Responsible for the sta rt of those jokes that make the rounds Peggy has room to laugh. The ability to laugh is a very won- derful quality that seems to be lacking in todays vvorld. Terry Nelson Kathleen O'Brien Kellen O'Donnell Irene Paez lVlary Ann Pawlenty Dennis Peterson l 121 Gary Plan Deanna Pullmann Bruce Rech This page is dedicated to Dan Rengstorf. lf Most Likely To Succeed was to be tagged on any Senior, it would have to be said of this student. Dan has showed tremendous leadership qualities, particularly in the areas where music is involved. His abilities in this field are well known to all. Dan has served as an accompanist for the Concert Choir and has also skillfully managed to take over Choir periods when lvlr. Wallin has not been available. He has also participated in the Concert Band as a Baritone player. His other accomplishments include: school plays, AFS Talent Shows, and membership in the National Honor Society. A talent such as Dan's is a very wonderful gift- especially when the posses- ser can share this gift with others. Daniel Rengstorf Michael Rolfing Katherine Roszak Donna Runge Linda Rutske Carol Schnedier 122 Janine is constantly fighting the establishment. 23 Theresa Schuster Gary Schwartz Keith Schwartzwald Mary .lo Seery Janine Sells Jeanene Seldon Cheryl Senecal Kathryn Shewchuk Denise Speth Charles Steen Michael Tatro Harry Twardy Richard Vesper James Videen Susan Wedell This page is dedicated to Sue Wedell. The annual staff wishes to take this opportunity to thank Sue for all her patience and understanding with her all-questioning staff. Sue tactfully handled some twelve unexperienced staff members, none of whom could have succeeded without her. She fully handled the responsibilities involved with being editor, pressing us on to meet every deadline. Her tasks were not always easy, but they were always completed. lt has now been proved that with a little bit of patience and a lot of guts, almost anything can be accomplished. Nlerlyn Weigel Stephen Welch Roxanne Weldon 124 1? Camera Shy Donald Ball Bolo Burandt Steven Darsow Daniel Jansen Karen McDonald Gary McKnight Susan Mrozinski John Mueller William Scherer Terry Schinden David Zellmer Robertwendell Steven Werb Mary Wiblisna user Paul Wilhelmy Cindy Wilkens Thomas Woods Marilyn Yearous Cle-one Zietlow James Zywiec SENIOR DIRECTORY Nancy Alt G.R.A.: 1,2,3,43 Gymnastics: 13 Class Secretary: 23 A.F.S.: 43 DECA: 43 Presi- dent:4. Sofia Amador Choir: 43 A.F.S.: 43 G.R.A.: 43 American Exchange Student: 4. Thomas Anderson Football: 1,2,3,43 Track: 1, 33 Baseball: 23 Lettermen's Club: 3,4. David Andrie Baseball: 1,2,3,43 Basketball: 23 Gym Assistant: 3. Donald Ball John Banttari Basketball: 1,2,33 Track: 1,23 Newspaper: 2,33 Lettermen's Club: 2,3,43 Ski Club: 23 Choir: 3,41 Fall Play: 43 One Act Play: 4. Joan Baskerville G.R.A.: 1,2,3,43 Secretary: 43 Band: 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society: 2,3,43 V. President: 43 A.F.S.: 2,3,43 Treasurer: 43 Newspaper: 2,3. Allen Bickner Roger Biermaier Football: 1,2,3,43 Basketball: 1,23 Track: 13 Lettermen's Club: 3,43 V. Presi- dent: 43 Choir: 1,2,3,43 Fall Play: 43 One Act Play:4. JeffreyBIum Baseball:1,2. Nancy Boardman G.R.A.: 1,2,33 F.H.A.: 1, 2,33 President: 33 A.F.S.: 2,33 Projection: 13 Homecoming Queen Candidate: 4. Thomas Boche Basketball: 1,2,33 Mgr.: 43 Football: 1,33 Mgr.: 2,43 Baseball: 1,2,3,43 Let- termen's Club: 2,3,43 Band: 1,2,3,43 Choir: 2, 3,43 Class President: 33 Student Council: 1,33 President: 1. Douglas Brenna Basketball: 1. Richard Briese Choir: 1,2,3,43 Baseball: 1,2,3, 43 Cross Country: 1,2,3,43 Lettermen's Club: 1,2,3,43 Secretary-Treasurer: 43 National Honor Society: 3,43 Fall Play: 43 One Act Play: 4. Kathleen Briguet G.R.A.: 1,2,3,43 Treasurer: 23 President: 3,43 A.F.S.: 3,43 Synchronized Swimming: 3,43 President: 4. Sheryl Broad Band: 1,2,3,43 Choir: 2,3,43 G.R.A.: 13 Newspaper: 3,43 Annual: 4. Michael Brown Wrestling: 4. Robert Brown Football: 1,23 Baseball: 1,2,3,43 Basketball: 13 Lettermen's Club: 2,3,43 Prom King: 3. Pamela Brust Newspaper: 33 Library Assist- ant: 33 DECA: 4. Barbara Bumford Glee Club: 13 F.H.A.: 13 Drama: 2,3,43 One Act Play' 43 A.F.S.: 3,43 Choir: 3,43 Synchronized Swimming: 3,43 Of- fice Assistant: 43 Pep Club: 4. Bob Burandt Cross Country: 3,43 Track: 3,4' Wrestling: 4. Timothy Burnham Cross Country: 1,2,33 Ten- nis: 1,2,33 Hockey: 1,23 Ski Club: 2: Student Council: 23 Choir: 2,33 Class V. President: 33 Fall Play: 3,43 One Act Play: 3,43 DECA: 43 V. President: 4. Vickie Burtyk F.H.A.: 13 O.E.O.: 43Treasurer: 4. Bruce Cadwell Hockey: 1,2,3,43 Football: 1,2,3 43 Baseball: 1,2,3,4Q Lettermen's Club: 3,43 Office Assistant: 4. Patricia Clemens DianeClum DECA: 4. Donna Clum Nancy Cook Student Council: 1,3,43 Secre- tary: 1,43 Cheerleader: 1,2,3,43 G.R.A.: 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society: 2,3,43 A.F.S.: 43 Choir: 3,43 Homecoming Queen: 43 Newspa- per: 2,33 Class V. President: 2. David Crane Cross Country: 1,2,33 Track: 1,2, 3,43 Basketball: 1,2,3,43 Captain: 43 Letter- men's Club: 1,2,3,43 Band: 1,2,3,43 Radio Club: 3. Samuel Crea Football: 1,2,3,43 Basketball: 1, 2,3,43 Captain: 43 Baseball: 1,2,3,43 Track: 1. Steven Darsow Hockey: 1,2,4. Arlin DeBoer Basketball: 13 Football: 1,2,3,43 Captain: 43 Track: 13 Lettermen's Club: 2,3,43 Class Secretary: 13 Student Council: 2,43 Choir: 4. Bill Didier Baseball: 13 Hockey: 2. Peggy Drexler G.R.A.: 1,2,33 A.F.S.:4. Michael Eisbrener Football: 3,43 Basketball: 3, 43 Track: 3,43 Band: 3,43 Lettermen's Club: 3 43 Speech: 3,4. Richard Ekholm Chess:4. Renay Evjen Band: 1,2,3,43 V. President: 4' Glee Club: 13 National Honor Society: 2,3,43 President: 43 A.F.S.: 23 Speech: 33 Newspaper' 3,43 Choir: 4. Steven Firnstahl Rod Friese Baseball: 1,2,3. Colleen Griffin Choir: 3,43 Library Assistant: 3 v 1 v 4: Debate: 4: Newspaper: 4: Annual: 4. Gregory Grover Football: 1.3: Basketball: 1,2: Baseball: 1: Wrestling: 4: Fall Play: 4: One Act Play: 4. Alfred Grundner Cross Country: 1,2: Baseball: 1,2. Jean Hallamek G.R.A.: 1,2,3,4: A.F.S.: 3,4: Gymnastics: 1: Office Assistant: 3. Michael Hannegraf Football: 1: HOCKGYI 2: Cross Country: 2,33 Track: 2,33 Lettermen's Club:4. Betty Hanson Office Assistant: 3,4. Mark Heinrich Cross Country: 1,2,3: Baseball: 1,2: Lettermen's Club: 2,3,4: IVIOEA: 4. Sandra Heinrich F.H.A.: 1: A.F.S.: 3,4: G.R.A.: 43 Library Assistant: 3,4. Doris Hoekstra Tennis: 2. John Hoekstra Cross Country: 1,2:3,4: Cap- tain: 4: Track: 1,2,3: Wrestling: 4: Lettermen's Club:4. Bert Hostetler Video: 1,4: Chess: 1,2: Kitchen Help: 2,3,4. Geraldine Hostetler G.R.A.: 1,2,3: F.H.A.: 1:2, 33 A.F.S.: 2:3. Kenneth Huebscher Football: 2,3,4: Projec- tion: 13 Speech: 2,3: Lettermen's Club: 3,4: Newspaper: 3,4: Class V. President: 4. Karen Iverson John Jacovitch Basketball: 1: Cross Country: 1,2: Chess: 23 Kitchen Help: 2,3. Daniel Jansen Yolanda Jaso F.H.A.: 2: Choir: 3,4. Christine Johnson Photography: 23 Library Assistant: 3,4. Gary Johnson Jane Johnson Band: 3: Choir: 3,4: Speech: 3. Randolph Johnson Patricia Jonas F.H.A.:1,2,3:A.F.S.:2,3:G.R.A.: 2: Class President: 2: Student Council: 3,4: Homecoming Queen Candidate: 4. Diane Kanzenbach Jacalyn Keeney Photography: 1: F.H.A.: 1: MOEA:4. Gregory Kincade Chess: 1. Janet Krech Band: 1,2,3,4: G.R.A.: 1:2,3,4: Gymnastics: 1: Newspaper: 2,3,4: A.F.S.: 3,4: Class Secretary: 4: National Honor Society: 2, 3,4: Treasurer: 4. Joan Krech G.R.A.: 1,2,4: Tennis: 2: A.F.S.: 4. Joanne Krech Chess: 1: Glee Club: 1: G.R.A.: 2: Choir: 3: F.H.A.: 2. 127 John Krech Football: 1,2,3,4: Captain: 4: Bas- ketball: 1,2,3,4: Track: 1: Class Treasurer: 1,4: Student Council: 2: Lettermen's Club: 2,3,4. Karen Krech Projection: 1: Science Club: 1: Photography: 2. Rickie Krech Speech: 1: Chess: 3: Debate: 4: Newspaper: 4. Susan Krech Cindy Krone G.R.A.: 1,2,3,4: Glee Club: 1: Choir: 3,4: A.F.S.: 3.4. Corrine LaMone Student Council: 1: Prom Queen: 3: Homecoming Queen Candidate: 4. Janice Lathen G.R.A.: 1,2,3,4: Chess: 1: Secre- tary: 1: Band: 1,2,3,4: Cheerleader: 1: A.F.S.: 3,4: President: 4: Office Assistant: 3: National Honor Society: 3,4: Newspaper: 3: One Act Play:4. Dennis Luskey Band: 1,2,3: Tennis: 1,2. Anthony Mascaro Baseball: 1: Football: 1, 2,3, 4: Basketball: 1,2,3: Gym Assistant: 1,2: Choir: 4: Lettermen's Club: 4. Richard McAdams Football: 1,2,3: Track: 1: Baseball lVlgr.: 2: Fall Play: 3,4: One Act Play: 3: Spring Play: 3: Thespian: 3,4: DECA: 4: O.J.T.: 4. Valerie McCIuskey G.R.A.: 1,2,3,4: Glee Club: 1: F.H.A.: 2: F.T.A.: 4: Library Assistant: 3,4. Karen McDonald Gary McKnight Chess: 1: Art Club: 3: DECA: 4. Jean Mickelson Choir: 2,3,4: National Honor Society: 2,3,4: Thespian: 2,3,4: V. President: 3: Newspaper: 3,4: Editor: 3,4: Speech: 3: Fall Play: 3,4: Spring Play: 3: One Act Play: 3,4. Steven Miklya Basketball: 1,2: Track: 1: Base- ball lVlgr.: 3. Marcia Miller Band: 1,2,3,4:G.R.A.:1,2. Marlis Miller Band: 1,2,3,4: G.R.A.: 1,3: Syn- chronized Swimming: 3: Annual: 4: A.F.S.: 4. Margaret Mohr Lawrence Mrozinski Susan Mrozinski Library Assistant: 3: Newspa- per: 3.4. Peggy Neisen G.R.A.: 1,2,3,4: Secretary: 133 V. President: 4: Photography: 1: Band: 1, 2,3, 4: A.F.S.: 2,3,4: Treasurer: 3: V. President: 4: Newspaper: 3: F.H.A.: 2,3: Secretary: 3: Stu- dent Council: 2,3,4: V. President: 4: National Honor Society: 3,4: Annual: 4: Prom Chair- man:3: Cheerleader: 4. Jayne Nelson Photography: 1: A.F.S.: 3: Office Assistant: 3,4. Steven Nelson Band: 1,2,3,4: Basketball: 2. Terry Nelson G.R.A.: 132,33 Class V. President: 13 Band: 1,2,3,43 Gymnastics: 13 Future Nurse's 23 Cheerleader: 33 Synchronized Swimming: 3,43 F.T.A.: 43 Gym. Assistant: 3,43 Homecoming Queen Candidate: 43 A.F.S.: 4. Kathleen O'Brien Future Nurse's: 23 G.R.A.: 1 2,3,43 Band: 1,2333 Newspaper: 33 Choir: 3,43 A.F.S.: 3. Kellen 0'DonneII Football: 1,2,3,43 Basketball: 1,2,3,43 Track: 1,2,3,43 Student Council: 1,43 Treasurer: 13 A.F.S.: 2,33 Newspaper: 2,33 Choir: 3,43 Lettermen's Club: 3,43 Class Secre- tary:3. Irene Paez G.R.A.: 13 Choir: 2,3,43 Speech: 2,33 Cheerleader: 43 Annual: 43 Library Assistant: 43 Fall PIay:4. Mary Ann Pawlenty DECA: 4. Dennis Peterson Baseball: 1,2,3,43 Basketball: 1,2,33 Cross Country: 13 Football: 3,43 Band: 1, 2,3,43 Choir: 3,41 Lettermen's Club: 2,3,4. Gary Plan Football: 1,3,43 Basketball: 1,23 Track: 13 Lettermen's Club: 3,4. Deanna Pullmann Speech: 1,2,3,43 Drama: 1, 2,33 Choir: 2,3,43 A.F.S.: 3,43 F.T.A.: 43 Newspa- per: 3,43 National Honor Society: 3,43 Annual: 43 One Act Play: 4. Bruce Rech Football: 1,2,3,43 Hockey: 1,2,3,43 Track: 1,2,33 Lettermen's Club: 2,3,43 Class Treasurer: 33 National Honor Society: 3,43 Student Council: 43 President: 4. Daniel Rengstorf Student Council: 1,3343 V. President: 13 Band: 1,2,3,43 President: 43 Choir: 2,3,43 National Honor Society: 2,3,43 Thespian: 3,43 Newspaper: 33 Tennis: 13 Let- termen's Club: 1,2,3,43 Fall Play: 3,43 Spring Play: 2,3,43 One Act: 4. Michael Rolfing Katherine Roszak G.R.A.: 132,33 O.J.T.: 4. Donna Runge Photography: 13 Glee Club: 13 F.H.A.: 23 Choir: 33 Office Assistant: 3,43 lVlOEA:4. Linda Rutske Glee Club: 13 Tennis: 23 Choir: 3 Office Assistant: 3,43 NIOEA: 4. William Scherer Carol Schneider G.R.A.: 1,2,3,43 Glee Club: 1 Cheerleader: 1,2,3,43 Newspaper: 23 Choir: 3 43 F.T.A.: 43 Office Assistant: 4. Theresa Schuster G.R.A.: 13 Gym Assistant: 3 DECA: 43 Secretary: 4. Gary Schwartz Football: 1,2,3,43 Captain: 4 Lettermen's Club: 3,4. 1 1 Keith Schwartzwald Student Council: 13 Foot- ball: 1,2,3,43 Baseball: 13 Hockey: 13 Letter- men's Club: 3,43 Ski Club: 23 Choir: 2,3,43 A.F.S.: 3,43 One Act Play: 4. Terry Schwinden GRA.: 13 Gymnastics: 1,23 F.H.A.:2. Mary Jo Seery F.l-l.A.: 13 G.F2.A.: 1,2,3,43 A.F.S.: 43 Choir: 43 Newspaper: 43 Class Presi- dent: 43 Class Treasurer: 2. JanineSeils G.R.A.:3,43A.F.S.:4. Jeanene Seldon Cheryl Senecal Choir: 4. Kathryn Shewchuk G.R.A.: 2,33 A.F.S.: 33 F.H.A.: 33 NIOEA: 4. Denise Speth Charles Steen Band: 1,2,3,43 Fall Play: 43 One Act Play: 43 A.F.S.: 43 Annual: 43 Library Assist- ant: 4. Michael Tatro Hockey: 2,4. HarryTwardy Richard Vesper JamesVideen Football:1,2. Susan Wedell Band: 1,2,3,43 Speech: 1,2333 Glee Club: 13 Choir: 2,3,43 Drama: 2,3,43 F.T.A.: 3,43 A.F.S.: 43 Annual: 3,43 Editor: 43 Pep Club: 4. Merlyn Weigel Football: 2,3,43 Track: 2,33 Let- termen's Club: 4. Stephen Welch Choir: 4. Roxanne Weldon G.R.A.: 23 DECA: 4. RobertWendeIl Steven Werb Mary Wiblishauser G.R.A.: 13 Gym Assistant: 3. PaulWiIheImy Cindy Wilkens Projection: 13 Science Club: 13 Photography: 23 G.R.A.: 2. Thomas Woods Marilyn Yearous Gym Assistant: 23 A.F.S.: 33 Cheerleader: 3,43 Thespian: 3,43 Choir: 3,43 F.T.A.: 3: Newspaper: 3,43 Office Assistant: 33 Annual: 43 Library Assistant: 43 Fall Play: 43 Spring Play: 33 One Act Play: 4. David Zellmer Cleone Zietlow F.H.A.: 1,?,3Q A.F.S.: 132,33 GRA.: 132,33 Glee Club: 1. James Zywiec Hockey: 1,23 Student Council: 3,4. 128 CAMERON'S lnver Grove Heights, lVlinn. Telephone 451-6469 Gi.AssiNG oRviLLE KRECH X FL0R'5T5 l 'fuiLy Personal Wedding Service Flowers for all Occasion 6163 Cahn' Ave. E. 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NORMAN 11 Ahrens, Barbara 93 Ahrens, David 99 Ahrens, Dennis 81,109 Akeman, Cindy 62,109 Akeman, Colleen 93 Alitz, Bob 49,73, 109 Alt, Bo Alt, Bo Alt, Na Alt, To b93 b99 ncy 54,112 m 104 Amacher, Mike 109 Amador, Sofia 30, 31, 41, 46, 49, 56, 62, 112 Anderberg, Cindy 93 Anderson, Dave 54, 69, 73 109 Anderson, Doug 93 Anderson, LouWanna 104 Anderson, Pam 51, 63, 99 Anderson, Robin 86 Anderson, Tom 54, 58, 63, 68,112 Andrews, Beth 63,86 Andrie, Dave 63,112 Andrie, Sue 59,109 Aschbrenner, Sheryl 93 Asher, Katherine 86 Babcock, Bill 51, 61, 99 Bachman, Evelyn 63,86 Bachman, Jim 99 Bachman, Marcia 63,99 Bachman, Mary 86 Backes, Gary 86 Backes, Kathy 109 Bade, Bill 86 Bader, Deborah 86 Bahls, Nancy 51,93 Bahls, Ron 48, 63 BaHey 104 Banev Baken Baken Baken Baken Bakker Bakker Bryan 69, 70, 79, Marlon 93 Barb 93 Fred 79, 104 Katherine 93 Linda 86 ,Andrea 50, 63, 99 , Phyllis 62,109 Ball, Connie 99 Banach, David 99 Bannon, Greg 74, 104 Ba ntta ri, Cathy 47, 99, 100 Banttari, John 3, 48, 63, 112 Barker, Bev 63,93 Barker, Ron 104 Barker, Sarah 109 Barlow ,Carrie 63,86 Barnes, Larry 104 Barron ,Ed 69, 70, 79, 104 v Barron, Howard 99 Baskerville, Jan 31,109 Baskerville, Joan 31, 49, 54, 56, 62, 112 Battles, Mike 93 Baugham, Diane 86 Bauman, Bruce 86 Bauman, Bryan 93 Beaird, Barb 49, 59, 62, 104 Beaird, Janet 63, 87 BEAIRD, MR. ROBERT 11 Beck, Dave 99 Beck, Nancy 98 Beck, Victoria 87 Beckel, Bruce 87 Beckel, Debra 63,93 Beedle, Denise 104 Beedle, Jim 87 Behm, Dennis 51, 93 Behn, Lois 87 Behn, Mark 74,104 Beltz, Bruce 99 Beltz, Sherry 60, 62, 82, 104 Belz, Richard 87 Benett, Debra 50,99 Benike, Leslie 99 Benner, Geraldine 87 Benner, Michael 87 Benson, Diane 50,99 Bentz, Donna 87 Bentz, Sandra 104 Bergeron, Dwane 87 Bernardy, Jo Ellen 93 Bernardy, Paul 87 BERTZ, MRS. VIRGINIA 27 Bickner, Allen 113 Bickner, Vicky 104 Biermaier, Brian 93 Biermaier, Dennis 109 Biermaier, Gene 87 Biermaier, Luann 50,99 Biermaier, Roger 35, 41, 43, 49, 59, 63, 68, 113 Biermaier, Steve 93 Bierman,Tim 87 Biermeier, Dawn 87 Biljan, Bruce 109 Biljan, Matthew 51,99 B iIjan,Tim 93 Bisch, Debra 93 Bitterman, Jim 99 Bitterman, Kay 109 Blair, Sherre 50,99 Blaser, Steven 87 Bledsoe, Artie 109 Bledsoe, Mandy 93 Bledsoe, Pam 62,104 Bliss, Lynn 82,99 Bliss, Pat 33, 46, 49, 54, 60, 62, 83, 109 Blochinger, Mike 104 Blomquist, Don 87 Bloyer, Margaret 93 Bloyer, Paul 109 Bluhm, Gloria 99 Blum,Jeff113 Boardman, John 104 Boardman, Nancy 34,111 Boardman, Pat63,99 Boche, Thom 48, 49, 63, 69, 73, 113 O Boehmer, Bob 49,104 Boehmer, Joe 93 Bohrer, Richard 93 Bollig, Cathy 58,109 Bombardo, Jim 49, 70, 104 Bombardo, Rose 63, 93 Bonfig, Steve 54, 63, 69, 76, 108, 109 Bosworth, Rodney 104 BOTTEMILLER, MR. CHARLES 14 Boughton, Gerald 87 Bous, Nancy 104 Bous, Susan 63,87 Bowman, Craig 49, 109 Bowman, Cyndie63, 87 Boyle, Jay 87 BOYLE, MR. LARRY 14, 69, 76 BRANDT, MISS KATHLEEN 21,62 Braun,Georganna 62,104 Braun, Paulette 104 Breeggemann, Debra 63, 87 Brelje, Cheryl 58, 109 Brelje, Ken 87 Brenna, Dale 94 Brenna, Debra 63,99 Brenna, Doug 113 Briese, Dan 99 Briese, Ric 36, 37, 42, 48, 54,63,113,120 Briguet, Kathy 54, 59, 60, 62, 113 Brite, Joe 54,68,109 Broad, Debbie 51, 63, 94 Broad, Sheryl 49, 52, 53, 113, 139 Bromley, Delores 62,104 Brown, Anne 63, 94 Brown, Bob 114 Brown, Cindy 63, 87 BROWN, MR. MARK 20, 76 Brown, Mike 114 Brusoe, Cynthia 87 Brust, Pam 114 BRYAN, MR. MERLE 21 Buchholtz, Terry 104 Buchner, Tom 87 Bumford, Barb 48, 58, 60, 114 Bumford, Tim 51,99 Burandt, Bob 54,81 Burgwald, Dan 104 Burgwald, Rita 57 Burnham, Tim 2, 37,41 43, 114 Burtyk, Vickie 114 Cadwell, Bruce 58, 63, 68, 76, 114 Cadwell, Michael 99 Cahatfe, Tim 87 Calabretto, Ron 100 Campbell, Melodie 63,94 Cane, Mark 100 Carlson, Colleen 100 Carlson, Connie 87 Carlson, Dave 94 Carlson, Jeff61 Carlson, Ricky 94 Ca rsten brock, Peggy 87 Carstenbrock, Tom 81,104 Cassidy, Ed 87 Catlin, Bruce 81, 104 Catlin, Todd 94 Charboneau, Michele 87 Chavie, Sharon 50,100 Chavie, Tim 49,109 Chilko, Dave 63, 109 Chilko, Kathy 104 Christenson, Anna 63,94 Christenson, Everett 68, 70, 74, 104 Christenson, Sally 104 Clark, Diane 94 CLASSEN, MR. THOMAS 16 Clemens, Pat 114 Cline, Doug94 Cline, Sharon 100 Clubb, Jackie 48, 49, 104 Clum, Diane 114 Clum, Donna 115 Coggshall, Lynn 104 Coggshall, Robin 87 Cohoes, Jim 70,76,79,104 Cohoes, Larry 87 Colburn, Dan 87 Colburn. Diane 87 Cole, Debbie 59,109 Cole, Sheila 63,87 Coleman, Richard 87 Conrad, Kevin 94 Cook, Dave 87 Cook, Nancy 29, 33, 49, 54, 56,62,83,115, 118 Cook, Sue 46, 57, 59, 62, 104 Cordes, Randy 104 Cortez, Dan 51,94 Cory, Lonnie 100 Coyle, Al 79, 104 Coyle, Dan 47, 87, 88 Crain, Kitty 109 Crain, Mike94,96 Crain,Tom100 Crane, Dave 49, 63, 73, 115 Crane, Mary 87 Crane, Nancy 49, 104 Crea, Sam 63, 68, 73, 74, 115 Crosby, Colleen 94 Crosby, Pat 87 Czeck, Steve 51 Dahl, Lorraine 51,63,94 DAHLAGER, MR. KARL 10 Dahn, Debra 63,87,90 Dahn, Doug 104 Dahn,Janet109 Dahn,Jeff100 Dahn, Keith 109 Dahn, Marcia 63, 87 Dandurand,Nancy62,109 DANGER, MRS. BARBARA 13 Da rsow, Steve 76, 79 Davidson, Dawn 49, 60, 109 Davidson, Dwight 51, 94 Davis, Barb 51,63,100 Davis, Gayle 87 Davis, Gordon 87 Davis, Jeff 104 Davis, Mike 49, 54, 109 TOWN DRUG A. KAiviisH co. 1547 5th AVG- SO- Excavating and Wrecking 5th Ave. Shopping Center 451-1331 Telephone 4516443 Anytimeistne RigntTime . to Call. 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Howard 87 DeLeon, Mary 50, 51, 61, 100 DeLong, Roxanne 94 Denzer. Dave 94 Denzer, Steve 79,104 DeRusha, Mike 87 DESUTTER, MR. PATRICK 10 DeSutter, Terry 87 Didier, Beth 63,87 Didier Bill 115 Didier, Joe 76,79, 105 Didier, Laurie 50, 63, 100 Didier, Paul 87 Dimmen, Leslie 87 Ditmarsen, Scott 74, IO5 Dobis, Don 94 Dobmeyer, Dan 87 Doherty, Bill 87 Doherty, Kathy 105 Doherty, Melissa 100 Dohmen, Dale 105 Domeier, Alfred 87 Domeier, Barb 100 Domeier, Mary 105 Gackstetter, Howard 100 DORN, MISS JULIE 11 Draper, Larry 87 Draper, Randy 94 Draper, Stan 105 DREXLER. MR. JAMES 11 Drexler, Paul 49. 54, 70, 105 Drexler, Peggy 115 Driscoll, Mike 6, 46, 54, 63, 69, 109 Driscoll, Paul 79. 105 Dubei, Anita 109 Dudley, Mike 94 Dudley, Paula 87 Duree, Donna 105 Dybedahl, Kathy 58,109 Dybedahl, Maynard 87 DYRUD, MR. LOIELL 12, 42 Dzieweczynski, Pam 51,94 Eckhart, Dean 51,87 Eddy, Kim 87 Effertz, Kevin 94 Effertz, Mike 87 Effertz, Sharon 62,105 Eisbrener, Fred 87 Eisbrener, JoAnn 47, 63, 100 Eisbrener, Ma ryJo 47, 51, 94, 96 Eisbrener, Mike 63, 73, 115 Eisbrener, Virginia 49, 57, 62, 109 Ekholm, Richard 61, 115 Ekholm, Sheryl 105 Elling, Charlie 109 Elling, Jim 100 Ellingson, Dave 87 Ellingson, Dawn 63,100 Ellingson, Dean 88 Elwell, Dennis 63, 69, 76, 78 Elwell, Don 105 Elwell, Gary 94 Elwell, Sandra 94 Engel, Debbie 109 Engel, Nancy 88 Engel, Randy 105 Engel, Sandra 94 Engelking, Doug 100 Engels, Eric 109 Erickson, Evelyn 63. 94 Erickson, Jan 88 Erickson, Kathleen 63,88 Erickson, Kathryn 94 Erickson, Lori 51,94 Erickson, Scott 88 Erickson, Steve 79, 105 Erickson, Chuck 109 Ertel, Bonnie 94 Estrem, Phil 70, 79, 105 Estrem, Roxanne 94 Estuesta, Alan 47,100 Etzler, Carol 94 Etzler, Darlene 88 Evenson, Martin 94 Everling, Bruce 109 Everling, Ron 105 Evjen, Bruce 54, 73, 109 Evien, Neil 100 Evjen, Renay 4, 40, 48, 49, 53, 54, 116 Fabian, Jeff 79, 105 Fabian, Jill 50, 100 Falk, Mary 94 Falk, Steve 88 Farver, Lloyd 94 Fa rver, Nancy 48.49.109 Ferguson, Richard 100 FIGNAR, MR. JOSEPH 57 Findley, Janice 105 Firnstahl, Gary 100 Firnstahl, Steve 116 Fischbach, Debra 88 Fischer, Dave 105 Fischer, Hilda 109 Fischer, Jim 88 Fisher, Sue 50,100 Fisher, Tim 88 Fisher, Tom 46, 68, 109 Fletcher, Kay 109 Fletcher, Lynn 105 Flis,Blll70,74,105 Flowers, Teddy 105 Ford, John 105 Forsman, Sue 63,100 Francour, Bonita 54, 60, 62, 82, 105 Francour, Brenda 94 Frants, Linda 105 Frants, Terry 94 Frazier, Linda 94 Friese, Patty 105 Friese, Rod 116 Friskney, Bill 94 Friskney, Connie 109 Fritz, Julie 49, 59, 62, 109 FYLLING, MR. JOHN 2l Gackstetter, Tom 94 Gagnier, Rick 109 Gall, Gail 88 Gallagher, Diane 63,88 Gallagher, Scott 43, 81, 100 Gardner, Michael 88 Gavem, Bill 94 Geib, Kenneth 88 Geist, Jerry 109 GELLNER. MRS. ROBERTA 24 Genz, Veronica 88 Gerten, Judy 100 Gerten, Mark 100 Gerten, Pat 76. 109 Gerten, Phil 63, 76, 109 Getter. Sue 109 Geving, Dave 51,94 Glddings. Pam 59.109 Giebler, Debra 88 Gillespie, Debra 94 Gillespie, Pat 100 Gilpatrick, Alex 79,105 Gindorff, Debbie 49, 105 Gindorff, Theresa 51,100 Gisch, Deb 105 GJERDAHL, MRS. SALLY 11 Glassing, Holly 51,94 Goebel, Barb 100 Goess, Marlys 94 Goess, Pam 51,100 Goetz, Keith 88 Gonsowski, Mark 100 Goppelt, Barb 50,100 Goppelt, Nancy 48, 53, 62, 105 Grandstrand, Renee 88 Grandstrand, Renette 88 Gravem, Mary 63,88 GREEN, MR. JAMES 23, 49, 51 Green, Nancy 49,105 Green, Val 51, 63, 94 Griefnow, JoAnn 94 Griffin, Colleen 48, 52, 53, 54,59,61,116 Grimes, Kathy 37, 46, 48, 49. 105 Grosberg, Raymond 88 Gross. Christine 94 Gross, Cindy 58,109 Grosulak, Kathy 105 GROWBOWSKI, MISS KATHRYN 23 Grover, Greg 28, 116 Grover, Sheryl 50,63 Grundner, Alfred 59,116 Grundner, Ann 109 Guck, Michael 100 Guertler, Bruce 88 Gullickson, Deborah 88 Gutzmer, Pat 88 Hackett, Mark 88 Hackett, Sue 49,105 HADLER,MRS. GLADYS 26 Hadler, Joanne 53.62.109 Haley, Brad 88 Hallamek, Jean 62,116 Halverson, Bonnie 105 Halverson, Steve 7, 48, 105 Hamline, Jeff 88 Hamline, Tony 109 Hammond, Glenn 109 Hannegraf, Jerry 105 Hannegraf, Mike 63,116 HANSEN, MR. KERMIT 11 Hanson, Betty 116 Hanson, Cindy 109 Hanson, Denise 100 Hanson, Jim 105 Hanson, Lori 47, 63, 94, 96 Hanson, Marla 63,94 HANSON, MRS. CAROLYN 22 Hanson, Ron 63, 69, 76, 109 Hanson, Russ 76,105 Hanson, Vickie 89 Harder, Dale 94 Hardin, Bob 49, 54, 73, 108, 109 Hardin, Mary 50,100 Hartfleld, Julie 89 Hartman, Babette 59, 62, 109 Hatella, Craig 89 Hatella, Melanie 100 Haver , Gary 94 Hayes, Hayes, Hayes. Joan 89 Kathy 50, 63, 101 Kim 94 Hedberg, Doug 101 HEDBERG, MRS. DOROTHY 21 Hedberg, Pat 63, 89 Heinrich, Mark 117 Heinrich, Sandy 59, 62, 117 Heinrich, Sharon 49,105 HELGESON, MISS DIANE 13 Helmeniak, Bonnie 109 Heltne, Pam 51,94 Henderson, Barb 105 Henderson, Dennis 101 Henderson, Shirley 89 Hennes, Karen 63,101 Herrett, Amy 47, 51, 63, 100, 101 Herrett, Tom 49,105 I-Iill, Debbie 105 Hill, Jim 101 Hilsgen, Mitch 89 Hinkley, Dan 101 Hinkley, Rebecca 89 Hoadley, Cindy 89 Hodgdon, Toni 47, 63, 101 Hoekstra, Arlene 94 Hoekstra, Bruce 101 Hoekstra, Doris 55,117 Hoekstra, John 54, 63, 81. 117 Hoffies, Brian 101 Hoffman, Edie 101 Hoffman, Keith 105 Hoffman, Vincent 89 Hoffmeyer, Bill 101 Hoffmeyer, Steve 94 Holldiay, Cindy 101 Holliday, Greg 94 Holliday, Linda 50,89 Holman, Karen 89 Holman, Keith 101 Hoist, Mark 89 Holwell, Kay 50,101 Holwell, Raye 46, 49, 110 Holwell, Tracy 63, 94 Hopp, Elizabeth 50,101 Hopp, Howard 94 Hopp, Peggy 59,110 PRIEBE BUS COMPANY Simi 3 INVER GRGVE HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA Hostetler, Bert 117 Hostetler ,Claire 105 Hostetler. Gerry 117 Hostetler. Marlys 59,105 Hostetler, Russell 95 Huber, Mary 63,95 Huber. Pat 63, 101 Huebscher, Ken 63,69,117 Huebscher, Kim 70.105 Huebscher, Laurel 51 Hulse, Jay 89 Hulse, Steve 63,76, 110 Hulverson. Debbie 89 Hulverson, Steve 74 Huntington, Jim 95 Huth, Margaret 63, 95 ILIFF, MRS. ANN 10 lngebrets on, Steve 95 lsta, Becky 60,101 lsta, Gary lverson,J 105 eff101 Iverson, Karen 117 Iverson, Linda 89 Jacobson, Carol 101 Jacovitch, John 117 Jacovitch Jacovitch ,Teresa 89 ,Tony 95 Jansen, Dan 49 Jansen, Janel 95 Jaso, Deb bie 48, 105 Jaso, John 95 Jaso, Tom 105 Jaso, Yolanda 118 Jasperson, Debra 89 Jasperson. Gayle 105 Jasperson, Gayle 101 Jendro, D Jerikovsk Joa, Dave ebbie101 i, Sheryl 51, 101 101 Joa, Diane 95 Johnson, Alan 105 Johnson, Andrew 89 Johnson, 105 Blaine 49, 54, 74, Johnson, Chris 59,118 Johnson, Chris 105 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Debbie 51,101 Denise 89 Erlene105 Frank 89 Johnson, Gary 118 Johnson,Glenn 95 Johnson, Jane 118 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson. Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson. Jonas. Da Jill 105 Kathy 110 Keith 81, 110 Kevin 70, 105 Paul 48, 110 Randy 118 Richard 89 Scott 110 Sherrie 105 Susan 51, 95 Vernon 95 ve 101 Jonas, Jane 89 Jonas, Pat 34, 118 JONES, M JONES, M 20 R. DARWIN 26 RS. KATHLEEN Jones, Ramona 89 Jonker, Karen 49,105 Jonker, Jurtis 89 Jozellic,Katarina101 Julson, Bill 95 Julson, Candy 58.108,110 Julson,Sue105 Kahl, Lynn 58,110 Kahle, Joan 110 Kahle, Nancy 63, 89 Kanzenbach, Diane 118 Kanzenbach, Mary 89 Kanzenbach, Sue 58,110 Kappel, Kerry 105 Kappel, Lori 63, 101 Karels. Don 95 Karels, Jerry 89 Karels, Vicki 105 Kastonek, Lane 89 Kavanaugh, Pat 89 Kavanaugh, Theresa 95 Keeney, Jackie 118 Kelcher. Ed 48, 63 Kelcher, Mary 50,101 Kelly, Karen 63,95 Kelly, Pat 49, 58, 106 Kelly, Robert 101 Kelly, Theresa 95 Kendall, Sue 48, 49, 110 Kendle, Dave 101 Kendle, Valerie 89 Kennedy, Dan 50,61,101 Kennedy, Kathy 63,95 KEROLA, MR. JON 17 Kieselhorst, Mischele 89 Killeen, Dan 101 Killeen, Yvonne 89 Kincade, Greg 119 KING, MR. CHARLES 25 Kinneberg, Jack 101 Kinneberg. Sue 49,60,110 Kirk, Dan 49,110 Kirk, Joette 63,95 Klein, Cindy 63, 89 KIein,Tom101 Klemetson, Larry 106 Klemetson, Leslie 95 Kline,Julie 89 Kline, Lori 60, 101 Kling, Christine 63,95 Kling, Mary 101 Klompenhauer, Barb 63, 95 Klompenhauer, Doug 110 Kloski, Jim 110 Klug, John 101 Klug,Maree106 Knoch, Cheryl 48, 53, 54, 58, 59, 110 Knoch, Cindy 48, 49, 106 Koller, Marlen 89 Koller, Theresa 106 Kostner, Kathy 101 Kostrezewski, Ken 89 Kotosky, Kim 47, 88, 89, 92 Kowalski, Cindy 62,110 Kowalski, Harold 89 Krech Dale 89 Krech, Diane 95 Krech, Janet 49, 52, 54, 62, 119 Krech, Joan 59,62,119 Krech, Joanne 119 Krech, John 54, 63, 69, 71, 73, 114, 119 Krech, Karen 119 Krech, Kim 63,95 4 Krech, Larry 89 Krech, Mary 63,101 Krech, Muriel 89 Krech. Rickie 9.49, 54, 59, 61, 119 Krech, Ron 106 Krech, Sue 119 Krech. Wally 106 Kronschnable. Joe 95 Kromschroder, Debra 50 Krone, Cindy 49, 56, 62, 119 Krone, Laura 50,63,101 Kruse, Brad 95 Kruse, Dan 50,101 Kruse, Ron 50,101 Kuchera, Doug 106 Kurowski, Denise 101 Kurowski, Mike 70,106 Kuyava, Kathy 50,101 Kuyava, Ricky 89 Laatsch, Debra 51 Lacey, Brian 95 Lacey, Kevin 106 LaDoucer, Denise 106 LaForte, Debbie 95 LaForte, Lynn 89 Lamberg, Virginia 106 Lamers, Regina 95 LaMone, Corrine 34,119 Landis, Mike 89 LANGAGER, MRS. LINDA 19 Larson, Debbie 60, 63, 95 Larson, Diane 106 Larson, Jodell 101 Larson, Loretta 63,95 Laska, James 89 Lathen, Janice 49, 54, 56, 62, 119 Lathen, Margaret 89 Laumeyer, Tom 95 Laurel, Jacoby 89 Lavoie, Kevin 89 Lawrence, Linda 58,106 Leatherby, Diane 89 LEBRUM, MISS YVETTE 24 Lehmann, Lonnie 49, 56, 58.60, 62, 83, 110 Lemke, Monica 110 Lemke, Patti 89 Lenertz, Cathy 63,95 Lenertz, Jacqueline 101 Lenertz, Jill 62, 110 Lengsfeld, Bill 101 Lesch, Greg 95 Lesch, Linda 106 Lesch, Richard 95 Liebelt, Richard 89 Liebelt,Richi49,57,106 Lillis, Karen 63 Lindberg, Kirk 49, 54, 63, 81. 110 Lindberg, Lori 51, 63,96 LINDQUIST, MR. GARY 15 Lippert, Debbie 89 Lippert, Pat 89 LOBBEN, MR. DAVID 21 LOMMEN, MRS. ARDELL 23 Lopez, Jeff 70, 104, 106 Lopez, Jesse 7, 49, 63, 68, 110 Lopez, Margo 51,101 Lopez, Rachel 89 Lopez, Rosalind 96 Losie, Sue 110 Lovegren, Rick 110 Lucht, Linda 63,96 LUEBKE, MR. JON 14, 70 Lundell, Doug 106 Lundquist, Mike 96 Lundquist, Steve 74, 106 Luskey, Dennis 120 Luskey, JoAnn 69,101 Luskey, Linda 60, 63, 96 Lutz, Jim 89 Lutz, John 100, 101 Madigan, Joan 89 MADSEN, MR. MANLEY 25 Maeder, Candy 63, 89 Maeder, Gretchen 110 MAHOWALD, MR. RAY 27 Marberry, Pat 106 Marion, Greg89 Mariz, Maureen 62,106 Maroney,D'on101 Marshall, Pat 106 Martin, Dick 96 Martin, Linda 63,101 Martin, Roger 89 Mascaro, Anita 89 Mascaro, Dan 49, 69, 70, 106 Mascaro, Tony 7, 49, 63, 68, 120 Maternowski,Val 63, 96 Mathiesen, Dana 96 Mauer, AI 110 Mauer, Evelyn 63,89 Mauer, Monica 96 Maus, Eugene 101 May, Linda 96 McAdams, Dick 120 McAdams, Judy 90 McAdams, Pat 63, 96 McCauley, Joanne 96 McCauley, Rick 90 McCauley, Tom 90 McCluskey, Greg 110 McCluskey, Val 59, 62, 120 McCoIlum,John 96 McDermott, Barb 50, 60, 101 McGrane, Stephanie 63,96 Mclntosh, Bruce 90 Mclntosh, Debbie 101 McKenzie, Cheryl 63, 90 McKenzie, Cindy 49, 54, 106 MCKENZIE, MR. LESLIE 11 McKittrick, Gordon 110 McKittrick, Jan 58, 62, 106 McNeill, Mark 101 McNeiIl,Tara 96 McPhee, Tim 106 Mechtel, Mary 50, 101 Medina, Gavin 101 Mehle, Joe 96 Meisner, Kathy 51,63,101 Meisner, Pat 52, 56, 62, 106, 139 Melton, Marty 48, 63, 69, 73, 110 MERGENS, MR. EDWARD 14,74 Merrier, Dave 106 Michie, Linda 49, 54, 56, 62, 110 LEHMAN REALTY Congralulazes the class of! 970 451-6336 HOME OF THE GRQCERIES MEMS UY STEEN'S S CO VERDALE STORE DUCIQE ON HIGHWAY NO. 48 EDGE H 10 MILES EAST OF HINOKLEY WY 110 PHONE 7862 DODGE qOid. Hwy. 1005 81 SO. Robert LAST STOP BEFORE ST. CROIX 451-1781 STATE PARK DANNER RIES SKELLY SERVICE LAN DSCAPING Cultured Sgd 6592 Concord Blvd. E. Black Dirt Tractor Grading TGI 455-9395 Manure Fill Dirt Snow Plovving P . 7915 Cahzzmve. 1.G.H. fOPV'.etO' 451-0121 Ron Ries Congratulations T0 The Class Of! 970 BOB CARTER FORD INC. HOME OF THE MOST AFFORDABLE FORD 53, 68, MICHIE, MR. HAROLD 11 Michie, Patty 63,90 MickeIson,Jean4,41,44, 48,52,54,120 Miklya, Faye 47, 50,63, 101 100, Miklya, Ken 47, 88, 90 Miklya, Nick 47, 101 Miklya, Ron 53, 63, 69, 73, 75,110 Miklya, Steve 120 Miklya, Tom 47,96 Miles, Greg 106 Miller, Bob 96 Miller, Marcia 120 Miller, Marlis 120, 139 Miller, Mike 106 Miller,William101 MilIs,ColIeen 110 Mills,Tom 102 Moberg, Jerry 96 Moberg, Mike 102 Moe, Ron 90 Mohr, Barb 96 Mohr, Dale 49,106 Mohr, Kathy 48, 49 Monroe, Cheryl 51, 63, 96 Monroe, Jeff 102 Monson, Dick 96 Morehouse, Jim 90 Morgen, Robert 102 Mork, Julie 63,90 Mork, Kathy 96 Morris, Greg 61, 106 Morris, Mike 96 Morrison, Gerrie 63,90 MORRISON, MR. ALAN 18, 54 Morrison, Terrie63, 96 Morrow, Ken 96 Mosher, Janice 102 Mosher, Marilyn 90 Mosvick, Mark 102 Motz, Kathy 51,61,102 Moulder,Chris 59,110 Moulder, Kevin 96 Mrozinski, Dan 90 Mrozinski, Larry 120 Mrozinski, Sue 53 Mueller, Carole 63, 96 MURR, MR. MICHAEL 15, 57 Murray, Barb 58,106 Murray, Joe 51,96 Nagel, JoAnn 48, 49, 53, 54, 5 6, 106 Neisen, Catherine 63,102 Neisen, Cindy 59, 60, 62, 110 Neisen, Peggy 4, 33, 46, 49, 52, 5 118, 3, 54, 56, 62, 83, 121, 139 Nellis,Jean 90 Nelson, Bob 69, 70, 74, 106 'Nelson ,Cheryl 51, 63, 96 Nelson, Jayne 58,121 Nelson, Mark 49,106 Nelson, Marybeth 63, 96 Nelson, Mike 51, 61, 102 Nelson, Steve 49,121 Nelson, Terry 34, 49, 53, 56, 57, 59, 60, 62, 121 Neu, Ron 106 Neubauer, Kim 63,96 Newell, Dennis 90 Newell, Mike 102 Nieland, Joanne 51, 63, 96 Nieland, Paul 106 Nielsen, Arthur90 Nikodym, Judy 63, 102 Nikodym, Scott 96 Ninde, Ginger 62, 110 Nohava, Barb 47, 51, 63, 96 Nohava, Pat 54, 62, 82, 106 Nohava, Tom 90 Norby, Lowell 90 Norby, Milan 102 Nordquist, Linda 96 Nordquist, Sharon 90 Noreen, Randy 63,76,110 Novotny, Debora 50, 102 Nowicki, Bill 110 Nowicki, Dave 102 Nyberg, Dave 102 Nyberg, Jim 90 Oberle, Theresa 90 O'Brien, Jan 106 O'Brien, Kathy 48, 49, 121 O'Donnell, Joan 49,57,106 O'DonneII, Kelly 46, 48, 63, 68, 73, 121 O'Donnell, Terry 96 Ogg, Barb 41, 49, 62, 110 Olmschenk, LeRoy 110 Olmschenk, Melinda 50, 51, 63, 102 Olmschenk, Melody 51, 63, 96 Olmschenk, Monica 48, 49, 57, 62, 102 OLSON, MR. LEONARD 17 OLSON, MRS. BETTY 26 Olson, Sue 60,110 Olson, Thea 47, 96, 97 Olson, Wendy 51, 63,97 Oney, Debbie 106 Oney, Raymond 90 Oreskovich, Colleen 51,97 Oreskovich, Rachelle 90 O'ROURKE, MR. WILLIAM 12 O'Shea, Terry 90 Ostrowski, Cheryl 59, 102 Overlie, Mike 47 PACKER, MR. RONALD 16 Paez, Irene 49, 52, 59, 82, 83, 121, 139 Palfi, Mike 68,111 Pangborn, Stacey 49, 106 Pangborn, Toni 90 Parent, Ervine 106 Parker, Don 51,97 Parker, Vickie 90 Parry, Cheryl 51, 63, 102 Parry, Robin 46, 59, 62, 106 Pasket, Gail 106 Patnode,Clohe48,111 Paulson, Mary 97 Paulus, Jeff 79, 106 Pawlenty, MaryAnn 121 Pearman, Roy 97 Peerman, Don 48, 63, 68, 111 Pesek, Pat 102 Pesek, Tom 90 Peterschi ck, Kernan 102 Peterson, Alicia 51,63 Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Peterson ,Kristi 49, 53, 54, 62, 82, 106 Bruce 106 Dale 102 Dennis 48,49, 121 Peterson, Luanne 97 Peterson, Sharon 63,91 Peterson, Ted 54, 56, 106, 139 Picha, Tom 97 Pickart, Diane 51,97 Pieper, Diane 63,91 Pierce, Dave 79, 106 Pierce, Joe 97 Pierce, Larry 49,111 Piermantier, Cheryl 59, 83, 111 Piermantier, Jeff 97 Pike, Carol 102 Pike, .lim 91 Pilaczynski, Tom 102 Pilot, Dave 97 Plan, Gail 91 Renzenbrink, Debbie 106 Reynolds, Pam 106 Richardson, Mark 91 Ries, Eugene 97 Ries, Mike 106 Riley, Denise 97 Riley, Linda 111 Ritter, Tim 97 Roberts, Brenda 48, 107 ROBERTS, MR. DONAVON 18, 68, 73 ROBERTS, MR. JESSE 24 Robeson, Michelle 49, 53, 54,82,104,107 ROBESON, MRS. FRANCES 10 Robinette, Gary 111 Roder, Linda 111 Roeller, Janice 63, 91 Roeller, Sue 51, 63,97 Rogers, Karen 91 Rolfing, Betty 58,59,111 Rolfing, Carolyn 91 Rolfing, Debra 63,97 Rolfing, Dennis 47,102 Rolfing, Mike 122 Rolfing, Terry 111 Plan, Gary 63,68,122 Plan, Janet 106 Plan, Kathy 106 Plan, Rod ney102 Post, Dale 106 Powers, Janet 97 Powers, Kelly 102 Powers, S ue 106 Prokop,Kave111 Province, Phil 97 Province, Priscilla 61,106 Pruss, Charlotte 97 Pugh, Don 106 Puch, Jim 91 Pullmann, Deanna 48, 52, 53,54,57,122,139 Rose, Don 102 Rose, Jim 107 Rosenau, Cindy 91 Ross, Cathy 102 Ross, Cathy 58, 60, 62, 107 Ross, David 91 Ross, Jacqueline 97 Ross, Margie 107 ROSS, MR. RONALD 22 Ross, Rhonda 59,97 Ross, Steve 91 Ross, Val 97 Roszak, Kathy 122 Rothi, Joan 60,107 Rucker, Tom 91 Rue, Debbie 50,51,102 Ruiz, Glenn 91 Quinn, Carol 106 Quinn, Mike 47,96,97 Quittem, Scott 91 Raak, Barb 59,60,62,111 Rahn, Lonnie 111 Ramsdell, Greg 91 Ranalls, Gail 50, 102 Ranalls, Noreen 63,91 RANDALL, MR. JAMES 57 Rasmussen, Robin 50,102 Rasmussen, Sherrie 50, 102 Raymond, James 102 Raymond, Ronald 102 Rech, Bruce 33, 46, 54, 63, 76, 122 Rech, Debra 97 RECH, MRS. DIAN 11 Rech, Nan 91 Redner, Debra 91 Redner, Mark 102 Reed, Mark 51,91 Reinsberg, Pat 102 Reinsberg, Paul 106 Reitan, Debra 91 Reitberger, Donna 97 Rengstorf, Dan 36, 37, 41, 43, 44, 45, 49, 54, 116, 122 Runge, Bruce 107 Runge, Donna 55,122 Runge, Laurie 91 Rutske, Dave 107 Rutske, Linda 55,122 Rutske, Pam 111 Rutske, Sherry 91 Saad, Mary 97 Sablak, Twyla 49,62,107 Sackett, Frank 91 Saed. Karen 107 Sauerer, Darrell 107 Sauerer, Keith 102 Sauerer, Pat91 Sayer, Theresa 102 Schaefer, Cathy 97 Schaefer, Kathy 91 Schafer, Deborah 91 Schafer, Jay 91 Scherer, Miles 102 SCI-IEUMENANN, MISS LYNDA 21 Schield, Kevin 91 Schields, Marna 50,102 Schille, Jeff51 Schille, Mike 76, 111 Schille, Pat91 Schindeldecker, Bonnie 102 DELLARSUN 3-1 S T U D I O S MAYQilLgJFB1ZLLgZZA.liIT U PROMS 30 weddrngs . Portrartu re Industrial I 1 f Aerial Photography I gf y COMMERCIAL 12 . lg. IA. ' - X -i -T I X - 2 -,Li X DAHN STRUCT TIGR 5.20. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 995 SO. ROBERT STREET WEST ST. PAUL, MINN. 55118 TELEPHONE: 222-0546 KRECH FARM MARKET 9470 Courthouse Blvd. LILAC PATIO KNITSHOP 7271 Blaine Ave. BRUCE BELTZ UPHOLSTERING 6921 Cleveland Ave. HOUSE OF DUKES 6449 Concord Blvd. The staff expresses their gratitude to the patrons ot the Spartan 1970 Schlegel, Jane 51.63.97 Schlussler, Tom 102 Schlussler, Vicki 91 Schmidt, Carol 111 Schmidt, Dave 107 Schmidt, Karen 91 SCHMIDT, MR. GEORGE 17 SCHMIDT. MR. RONALD 12 Schmidt, Sue 63,91 Schmidt, Tim 48,70,107 Schmidtke, Craig 91 Schmidtke. LuAnn 59, 61, 107 Schmugge, Mike 51,91 Schneider, Carol 49, 58, 62, 83, 122 Schneider, Sue 50, 63, 102 Schom mer, Cheryl 62, 111 Schommer. Janet 91 Schommer, Lois 107 Schowalter, Debra 102 Schrandt, Lebra 91 Schreader, Pam 91 Schroeder, Kay 107 Schroeder, Keith 97 Schroeder, Kent 48, 73, 111 Schueller, Diane 97 Schuster, Theresa 123 Schwantes, Craig 91 Schwartz, Carol 29, 49, 58 62, 111 Schwartz, Gail 63, 97 Schwartz, Gary 3, 33, 69, 71, 123 Schwartz, Gayle 102 Schwartzwald, Keith 29, 48,63,68, 123 Schwartzwald, Kurt 68, 70 74, 107, 139 Schwinden, Sheldon 97 Scott, Dave 97 Scott, Pat 111 Seery, Don 97 Seery, MaryJo 48, 53, 54, 62, 123 Seery, Sue 107 Segelstrom, Roy 97 Seibel, Harold 97 Seils, Greg 107 Seils, Janine 62, 123 Seils, Kay 97 Seipel, Julie 59, 107, 54 Seldon,Jeanene123 Seldon, Kim 97 Senecal, Cheryl 48, 123 Senecal, Larry 98 Senecal, Tim 61,111 Senn,Connie46, 49, 83, 54, 110, 111 SENN, MRS. JUNE 11 Severson, Ann 51, 98 Severson, Dean 49,111 Severson, Ed 107 Severson, Judy 51, 98 Severson, Mary 51, 63, 98 Shafer, Cathy 58, 60, 107 Shelanski, Marc 98 Shewchuk, Johm 63, 76, 102 Shewchuk, Kathy 123 Shewchuk, Mary 91 Shields, Catherine 91 Shields, Mike 70.107 Shields, Peggy 63,98 Sigford,Ram102 Simmons, Arlene 46, 53, 59, 62, 107 Simmons, David 91 Simon, Connie 98 Skillern,AIlen102 Skillern, Candy 63, 91 Sloan,Tim107 Smith, Debra 98 Smith, Vickie 91 Snyder, Al 111 Snyder, MaryJo 51,102 Soderstrom, Brenda 63,91 Soderstrom, Cheryl 60, 62, 107 Soderstrom, Glenda 59, 111 Sorenson, Cherie 98 Soul, Synthia 50,63,102 Speldrick, Warren 107 Spencer, Doug 107 Speth, Charles 98 Speth, Denise 8, 123 Staples, Marlys 98 Steen, Chuck 41, 49, 52, 53, 56, 59, 124, 139 Steenberg, Cliff 91 Steenberg, Terry 51, 63, 98 Steenberg, Tom 107 Steffen, Gail 102 SteIton,Craig 91 Stock, Naomie 51,98 Stoffel, Dan 107 Stoffel, William 91 Straw, Steve 98 Streif, Randy 98 Strenke. Jerry 102 STROM, MISS MARY 20 Studt, Randy 51, 63, 98 Sullivan, Jim 102 Swain, Dave 107 Swain, Shawn 91 Swanson, Kathy 98 Swanson, Wayne 51,98 Tanem, Debbie 107 Tanem, Greg 73,111 Tatro, Mike 63,69,124 Taurinskas, Mike 91 Taurinskas, Sue 59,107 Tepley, Pat 47, 63, 100, 103 THOMPSON, MRS. SUE 25 THORSEN, MRS. JULIE 25 Tietz, Cindy 103 Tietz, Michelle 103 Tietz, Pam 98 TIMMERS, MRS. MARY 13 Tipler, Keith 103 Tolifson, Charlotte 63,103 Tolifson, Marjorie 63,98 Tourville, Denise 62,111 Tourville, Sue 63,98 Trandem, Kevin 70, 74, 107 Trandem, Lori 98 Travers, Jerome 91 Tresselt, Ricky 51,98 Trowbridge, Dave 54, 81, 107 TRUCKE, MR. JAMES 18, 81 Truax, Theresa 62,107 Trudeau, Janet 63, 91 Tschida, Bill 6, 111 Tschida, Cindy 107 Tschida, Jean 98 Tschida, Steve 103 Tuman, Audrey 91 Tuman, Rick 107 Turner, Nancy 51,103 Twardy, Harry 124 Twardy, Roy 111 Unruh, Mary 91 URICK, NIR. JOSEPH 24 VAERST, MR. RICHARD 19 Vanderveer, Pat 98 VanHoute, Debra 91 VanSomeren, Cindy 47, 51 63, 96, 98 Vasquez, Jim 98 Vesper, Richard 124 Videen, Doug 103 Videen, Jim 124 Videen, Mike 91 Violette, Verna 59,62,107 Wagner, John 98 WAGNER, MR. RICHARD 24 Wagner, Pam 63 Wagner, Willard 98 Wahlberg, Dan 91 Wahlberg, Vernon 107 Waldemarson, James 91 Waldhauser, Bruce 98 Waldock, Helen 49, 59, 62, 83, 108, 111 Walker, Charlene 98 Walker, Karen 48, 107 Wall,Terry103 Wallace, Chuck 98 Wallace, Michele 91 WALLIN, MR. DUANE 23, 48, 50, 56 Ware, Debbie 107 Ware, Steve 98 Washburn, Dave 9l Webber, Robert 92 Weddle, Kevin 92 Weddle, Scott 111 Wedell,Ann 47, 51, 63, 96 Wedell, Bev 54,57,111 Wedell, Sue 49, 52, 56, 57, 124, 139 Wegman, Julie 51, 98 Weigel, Lucille 50,103 Weigel, Merlyn 68, 124 Weigel, Ron 92 Weiler, Tom 92 Weiler, LaVonne 59,107 Welch, Dave 103 Welch, Ed 74,107 Welch, Jim 92 Welch, Leonard 49,107 Welch, Michelle 107 Welch, Steve 48, 124 Welch, Steve 92 Welch, Susan 98 Welch, Tom 49,107 Weldon, Brian 98 Weldon, Diane 62 Weldon, Joanne 103 Weldon, Peggy 49, 59, 60, 103 Weldon, Roxanne 124 Welters, Carol 103 138 I Wendell, Bob 125 Weninger, John 103 Weninger, Judy 103 Weninger, Tom 92 Werb, Debbie 58,111 Werb, Mike 103 Werb, Steve 125 Werner, Ralph 103 Westling, Randy 98 Wiberg, Dana 61,107 Wiblishauser, Mary 125 Wick, Richard 98 Wielinski, Barb 59,107 Wielinski, Candy 98 Wielinski, Roger 107 Wilhelmy, Ardith 60,103 Wilhelmy, Paul 125 Wilkens, Cindy 125 Wilkens, Kathy 92 Willenbring, Debi 107 Willenbring, Robin 92 WILLIAMS, MR. RICHARD 16 Wiplinger, Mike 111 Winter, Debra 92 Woods Jerry 111 WOODS, MR. BERNARD 15 79 WOODS, MRS. PAMELA 13 Woods, Tom 125 Wyatt, Ernest 111 Wyttenbach, Kirk 107 Wyttenbach, Lynn 95, 98 Yanish, Michelle 58, 83, 111 Yanish, Sue 60,62 Yearous, Marilyn 26, 44, 49, 52, 53, 54, 59, 82, 83 125, 139 Young, Jeff 107 Younghans, Dennis 103 Yzermans, Richard 92 Yzermans, Theresa 92 Zachary, Jesse 103 Zastera, Carol 63, 103 Zastera, Paul 92 Zavoral, Mary 92 Zellmer, Dale 107 Zellmer, Debra 63,98 Zellmer, Greg 74, 107 Zellmer, Jeff 92 Zellmer, Julie 63, 92 Zeman, Jewel 92 Zellmer, Richard 98 Zeman, Richard 98 Zewers, Greg 92 Zietlow,Cleone125 Zins, Steve 107 Ziowkowski, Robin 92 Zywiec, Jim 125 v SPARTAN 1970 EDITOR Sue Wedell ASSISTANT EDITOR Marilyn Yearous BUSINESS MANAGER Colleen Griffin ADS MANAGER Deanna Pullmann Peggy Neisen PHOTOGRAPHER Kurt Schwartzwald Peggy Neisen Deanna Pullmann ACADEMICS Deanna Pullmann Marlis Miller SCHOOL LIFE Sheryl Broad Irene Paez ORGANIZATIONS Chuck Steen Colleen Griffin Ted Peterson SPORTS Debbie Deering UNDERCLASSMEN Pat Meisner Ted Peterson SENIORS Irene Paez Sheryl Broad ADVISER Mrs. Barbara Danger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COVER DESIGN Mr. John Baskerville AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Mr. Burt Hedstrom DELLARSON STUDIO In this small space completing the Spartan 1970 I want to thank every person listed above. It has been a challenging year for all of us and you have done a successful job in capturing the many facets of Simley. The book is done and something that was a large part of my life for a year is over. Now it's back to the studies I neglected, and for the new staff - the Spartan 1971 will become their life. Sue Takingtne side of life, Youtn challenges the known and the unknown, Helpingto Snape the world of tomorrow. .M wifgz Lf , ,. -, ffl1?f9ZQ:' fzeriiflv, . L, . ,