South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS SOI Tll IIIGII SCHOOL Minneapolis 4, Minnesota 1 We of the 1955 Tiger Staff dedicate this book to a man who has lived up to the motto, “Be South. He is South High’s most prominent graduate, Judge Luther W. Youngdahl. An ambitious student at South, Judge Youngdahl participated in debates and the Senior Class play; and was an active member of Hi-Y’s predecessor, the Bean Club. Moreover, he relinquished his position as center on the football team for a paper route which helped pay his school expenses. After graduation in 1915, he attended the University of Minnesota and Gustavus Adolphus College. Following his schooling he held the positions of city attorney, municipal judge in Minneapolis, district judge of Hennepin County, and member of the Minnesota Supreme Court. On January 8, 1947, Luther Youngdahl became the twenty-seventh Governor of Minnesota, holding office for three terms. His determination to make Christianity work in government was a driving force behind his administration. Moreover, his slogan, Honesty and humanity in government,” was paramount in all his law enforcement and public welfare programs, which made Minnesota a leader in more than one field. In addition to his long record of service in youth and religious activities, Youngdahl strove to strengthen home and family life. At this time Luther W. Youngdahl holds the highest position of his career, Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia. All through his life Judge Youngdahl has upheld South’s ideals and traditions of honesty, integrity, consideration, sincerity, ambition, and respect. His example is an inspiration to the present and future students of South High. 2 TIGER STAFF With a sense of accomplishment and sincere happiness the 1955 Tiger Staff sees in print the fruit of its labors, the 1955 Tiger. Now we can look back and note what we accomplished as we strived to publish a good book. We see that characteristics such as co-operation, dependability, efficiency, and persistency have developed in each of us. Moreover, we have learned practical knowledge such as making artistic layouts, selecting type sets, and judging how well a photograph will reproduce. Spending hours together arguing good naturedly over layouts and working furiously to meet deadlines, we have become an efficient team. Also, we know that each member of the staff has been of service to the school and has gained new friends. In addition, we have learned to compromise and to expand the scope of our thinking so that we can take advantage of other people’s ideas. Thus, each of us has had to use our minds and imagination to the utmost. However, we could not have done this job alone. Mr. Arendt has been a wonderful advisor, helping us out of difficulties and giving us needed encouragement. Larson Studio. Dahl Co., Photomatic, and Harrison Smith Co. are organizations whose patience and helpfulness have made us glad that we were able to work with them. Moreover, the faculty and students of South High have been co-operative and helpful. Thanking all these groups in behalf of the Tiger Staff, we voice our hope that the 1955 Tiger will be a source of enjoyment and an album of memory to all students of South High. Then we can consider our job a success. Diane Bouchard, Carol Erickson, Co-editors. Row I M. Born; S. Bloom; N. Miller; G. Corcoran; J. Nowak. Artwork; Business Manager. A. Stenmark; D. Schwalbe. Row II K. Frazier; M. Blandin; J. Rydccn; Co-editor. D. Bouchard; R. Zarins. Row III J. Riley; B. Wanner; M. Ludvifjson; M. Zabel; Coeditor, C. Erickson. Not pictured: B. McNurlin, Artwork. 3 FOREWORD Allow this 1955 Jungle Tiger to be your guide as you look back in memory along the trail of your past year at South. To many students, the Tiger will mean seeing their pictures, writing autographs, and leaving behind lessons and homework. For others, the Tiger will contain memories of daily experiences in the joy of youth, friendship, and growth. As the year progresses and students begin counting the remaining days of school, seniors begin counting the days with misgivings. To them, the dwindling number means not, “Oh boy, vacation’s almost here!’’ but rather “Golly, this year went fast!” Graduation brings to a close the most memorable chapter in our lives. Of course, high school days have meant lots of hard work, but our efforts have more than been repaid in fun, friends, and experiences. The memory of these years, which can never be regained, is recorded in the pages of the Tiger. Now, perhaps, we get a thrill from these pictures and words; however, as the years go by the 1'iger will gain added meaning and eventually become one of our most valued possessions. Soon after Commencement, our classmates will scatter as seeds before the wind. Some will enter the Armed Services, others will continue their schooling, a number will marry, and most will work. Perhaps one of our classmates will become famous. Who knows? The class of '55 may produce a second Madame Curie, Winston Churchill, or Lionel Barrymore. However few of our graduates do become famous, a great many of them will be successes; not perhaps in a large way, but in the realization of their personal goals as housewives, parents, secretaries, salesmen, and commonplace everyday people. Happiness and a small success is far more important than notoriety and money. Some years ago, from 1908 to 1933 South High had as its principal Joseph Jorgens. A man who personified the spirit of South High. Jorgens once wrote: The jungle floor crawls and struggles, but high in the tree tops there arc birds of beautiful plumage and song. There is sunlight and there is joy. There arc brilliant orchids, clinging vines, and plants hanging like chandeliers in a fairy castle. But below, flying and crawling pests, snakes, and malarial mosquitoes swarm. The Tiger stalks alone. He is lord and master of the realm. He imbibes the wisdom blinked bv the owl; he grins at the capering and humor of the monkey ; he respects the eagerness of combat and action revealed by the lion ; and amidst the expression of beauty and joy of life warbled by the birds, he gives vent to the exuberance of his vitality and spirits as does the Orange and Black enthusiast. So let us join the grand ensemble: ‘Rah! Rah! South! Long live the brindled Tiger, fie never knows he’s licked.’ ’’ It was Jorgens also who introduced the well known slogan. “Be South.” Here at South this slogan has become a tradition, a standard by which South High people proudly live and learn. Honesty, integrity, sincerity, consideration, ambition, respect — all these things add up to “Being South.” Throughout your life be proud of your school, uphold its honor, “Be South!” FA6WILTY This year, heading South’s jungle village, is a new chief, Mr. Carl W. Anderson. He and Mr. Trcglawny, our assistant chief, supervise and advise the village. Composing the chief’s council, Mr. Ostcrhus, Miss Robinson, and Miss Kinunen are always on hand to rescue inhabitants from the many difficulties that arise. Our “White Witch Doctor,” Mrs. Long, gives healthful advice to everyone and expert care to those who may need it because of accidents or illness. Here in the jungle village there are many wonderful teachers who patiently and painstakingly guide students on the road to an education. Occasionally a novice strays into the jungle, but the guides arc always on the scene to rescue him from perils of ignorance and to take him further along the paths of knowledge. Inspired to greater heights, students are instilled with the desire to reach higher goals. Time passes and many things arc forgotten, but remembered well are those whose deeds demand recall. Thus, our faculty gains forever a place in our memory. James TrcRlawny. Assistant Principal Four of our peppiest teachers— Miss Campbell, Miss Lothrop. Mr. Hutchins, and Mr. Rainey — led us in a few cheers at one of our pep fests. Jerry Arcndt Betty Atkins Almyra Baker Lester Barnard Alice Campbell Douglas Davis Gertrude F.llifT Pauline Forsyth Esther Frazier 8 Elizabeth Bray Albert Brekkc I.avella Bremer Evelyn Bruce As we approach the end of another school year, it might he well for us to pause and evaluate our accomplishments. For each of you who is a senior, graduation represents the culmination of a desire which has now become a reality. Probably you are the only one who can make an honest appraisal of the training you have received, and it may be that you will be able to do so more accurately a few years from now than you can at this moment. I am sure that you realize that you are going out into a society which needs a great deal of improvement. I hope that you have been given the necessary background of information and skills so that you may attack the problems of life in an intelligent manner. For the past several years the faculty of South High has been doing its best to prepare you for the tasks which lie ahead. Our best wishes go with you. For those of you who will return to us in the future for further training, I am confident that you will take over the cloak of leadership which the graduates are passing to you. There are many problems yet to be solved, and it should not be otherwise, for it is in solving problems and overcoming obstacles that we prove our right to the final reward — a high school diploma. I hope that you will have a very enjoyable summer and that you will return next fall with the determination to make next’year as successful as this past one has been. C LKjLUJ'liAu GlaaJLcMA u Alma Ca«lcy Ralph Caspcrson Arthur Fredrickson l.cotia Gnadc Alden Groff A Elora Guy Helen Heggen John Hodgdon Almon Hoye Clayton Hutchins Arthur Lawrence Norma Lothrop Visiting Teacher. Eleanor Kinuncn; Girls’ Dean. Elizabeth Robinson; Hoys’ Dean, Hosea Osterhus James Lushinc Bert Marconett Luther Mona Madeline Monson 10 n Emma Ilia Lisbeth Jensen Wesley Kelly Rudolph KorI Office Staff — Seated: Edith Smith. Alice Miller. Standing: Betty Rinaldi, Beverly Peterson, Dorothy Roberts, Charlotte Shackelton. Alvilda here Helen Lund Stanley Nelson Stella Nelson Delbert Nyholm Evelyn Peterson 11 Ruth Peterson Joseph Petryk A J. Pihlstrom Elizabeth Roll Lorraine Stavenas Verna Lour. Nurse George Swarstad Mabel Tan gen Dorothy Tenney 12 Charles Poston Robert Rainey Marion Robinson FACULTY INDEX ART Forsyth Frazier COMMERCIAL Bray CaRley I.esh Stanley Nelson Poston VoiRt DOMESTIC SCIENCE Atkins Gnadc Ryan Stavenas ENGLISH Arendt Bremer Drape Ell iff HeRRen Hove Jensen Kelly Lothrop Lund Munson Stella Nelson Roll Trow Wallin GYM Barnard Butterwick Tanpen Tenney INDUSTRIAL ARTS Brekke Groff Hodpdon KorI Lushinc Petryk LANGUAGES Arendt Hove L ere Lothrop R. Peterson Roll LIBRARY Baker Campbell MATHEMATICS Brossard Fredrickson Stella Nelson Nyholtn Pihlstrom Sverdrup MUSIC Hutchins I.awrence SCIENCE Bruce Stella Nelson Nyholm E. Peterson Rainey SOCIAL STUDIES Casperson Davis Guy Ilia Kaus I.ere Marconett Mona Munson Stella Nelson R Peterson M. Robinson Swarstad Wallin Dorothy Trow Frederick Voipt Mary Pat Ryan Georpe Sverdrup Donald Wallin Mr. Sverdrup supervises as one of his students proves a point. These future homemakers in Miss Stavcnas sixth hour cooking class are learning howto reach a man’s heart. JANITORS Seated: O. Gronsberg, Mrs. Bour-dcaux, O. Christenson, W. Johnson. I. Peterson. Standing: K. Lee, M. Shovclain, W. Harris, F. Schluck, A. Ranzinger, S. Wogsland, L, Matthews. Miss Frazier's fifth period art class busily involved in one of its many projects. Miss Bruce's students performing a frog dissection which is a favorite biology class project. These busy machinists in Mr. Petryk’s fifth and sixth hour class work at their own speed on individual projects. Miss Lere watches as one of her fourth hour civics'students takes command of the pointer. LUNCHROOM STAFF Row I M. O'Connor, A. Johnson, M. Crowley. V. Nelson. Row II J. Roscnquist, J. Houston, C. Gunderson. Here in the mi lst of the hustling, bustling jungle a student has one place that he can call home. Homeroom is that small sanctuary where he feels that he belongs and where he can learn what is happening around the village. Although he may be lost in the bustle of the school's activity, here in his homeroom, he is an important Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, or Senior tribe member; here, there is never a dull moment. Rushing to finish forgotten homework, studying frantically for a test first hour, discussing a problem with one's advisor, chatting with friends, catching up on last night’s lost sleep — these are some of the ways that today's student spends his time in homeroom. Upper classmen usually feel more allegiance to their tribe than to their Homeroom. Progressing from one tribe to another, they become more active in school village affairs and begin planning and carrying out their tribal activities. Junior tribe members think with anticipation towards the day when they can say, “Move Buddy, I’m a Senior!’’ JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pres. — Jerry Bridgcmau Vice Pres.— Leo Vcrrctt Sgt. at Arms — Curt Lindhcrg Sgt. at Arms—Duane Hocchcrl JUNIORS HOMEROOM 4 — Juniors Row I M. Boyer. N. Peterson, H. Siegler, G. Olson. A. Carlson. C. Cameron, J. Kurtzbcin. Row II M. Blandin. M. Bungcrt, A. Kallman. L. Davis, M. Kendrick, J. Kobeska, M. Layman. Row III J. Lund, R. Bull, R. Kedrowski, J. Amundson, C. Lindbcrg, L. Carlson. Row IV C. La Rogue, S. Benedict, K. Daupbinais, J. Bridge-man, R. Kedrowski, D. Johnson. 17 HOMEROOM 11—Juniors Row I M. Schmock. J. Anderson, C. Carl bom, E. Pinske, M. Roepke, P. Munson, M. Legut. I. Geer. Row II J. Griffin. R. Pearson, V. Sleeves, I). Noonan, R. O’Keefe, J, Engen, P. Bell, E. Tessmer. H. Hunstad. Row III D. Sjodahl. A. Eidc. I). Rasmussen, R. Johnson, I). Abies. D. KiefTcr, J. Kaminski. Row IV D. Berven. J. Dauphenais, J. Dorrian, R. Gjeng-dahl, G. Johnson, A. Kolstad. HOMEROOM 104 — Juniors Row I B. Seeker, M. Albertson, L. Castle. M. Walburg, M. Cukurs, J. Bucek, A. Zadach, E. I. cMay. Row II M. Anderson. F. Johnson, S. Meyer. H. Barnier, D. Dresen, R. Ward. S. Benson. L. Iverson. M. Born. Row III D. Barry. N. Johnson, G. Bclland, R. Peterson. M. Anderson, H. Knutsen, I). Stay. Row IV D. Prattecke, G. Goodsell. J. Becker, D. Albertson. J. I.indman. H. Anderson. HOMEROOM 107 —Juniors Row I I). Tower. J. Winberg, S. Vinge, J. Tci-gen, S. Vikan, B. Nickencc, P. Wise. Row II R. Swanson, R. Sabol, J. Eckcrson, A. Thompson. M. Woods. M. Wollin, I). Hanson. W. l.yndslcy. Row III B. Hudson, B. Hurd, I). Urness, J. I.arson, J. Hess, M. Hinrichs. Row IV D. Johnson, A. Wellman, IX Workman, R. Swanson. M. Theisen. I). Voss. L. Verrett, I). Hoecherl. A. Wipper. HOMEROOM 204 — Juniors Row I M. Rudisuhle, M. Sundboom, J. Gustafson, S. Trapskin. I). Udlinek. M. Scheidcckcr. Row II M. Hallbornc, J. Grunow, J. Weis, C. Wood, P. White, A. Carr. M. Hanson. Row III I). O'Brien, K. Swedeen, R. Torkclson, J. West-by, I). Wicklund, J. Watcmbach. N. Tuttle. Row IV B. Vatne. R. Anderson, L. Vesovich, R. Vesovich, D. Yurik, G. Wheeler. 18 HOMEROOM 206 — Juniors Row I M. Carlson, K. Pjcscich, S. Lee, M. Rod berg. C. Peterson, S. Rcnlund, G. Ricke. Row II K. Shcrcr, M. Payette, M. Butler, I. Chadwick. I). Rice, S. Ogren, P. Pariseau, M. Ru-lien. Row III I). Nelson, W. Osby, J. Olson, D. Roberts. B. Plummer, M. Rice, J. Redberg, C. Decker, P. Chadwick. Row IV G. Quick, V. Raze. B. Watts, R. Roholt. J. Sutter, R. Johansen, R. Johnson, R. Olson. HOMEROOM 210 —Juniors Row I S. Snaza, E. Johnson. M. Jorgenson. C. Hedlund, K. Haugesag, M. Hill, F.. Hess. Row II D. Ponto, M. Jones, B. Hayes. C. Hanson. I). Grcuel, I). Ncu. Row III R Hegdahl, R Kcavy, W. Harris. E. Johnson. J. Harrington, L. Graham, J. Harp. Row IV I). Ronngrcn. G. Johnson, B. Guthier. B. Jensen, D. Johnson. J. Jackson, J. Goulet. HOMEROOM 213 —Juniors Row I I.. Downs. I). Didling, M. Kllingson. R. Fox, C. Dyre. S. Field. M. Engle. Row II J. Meyers, M. F.rovick, P. Christy, B. Cole, C. Davis, G. Ybarra. Row III F. Lenz, P. Gilbert, E. Christianson. K. Edstrom, S. Mason, D. Hoy. C. Cooke. Row IV M. Stoutcnburg, P. Dierkcr, L. I.indgren. J. Lensefrav, C. Lille-dahl, D. Dyre. HOMEROOM 303— Juniors Row I L. Becker. B. Carlson, K. Perry, P. Scott, K. Pollard. D. Bjerke. K. Lamb. Row II R. Rosen. K. Snider, B. Soukup, D. Spang rude, P. Phylc, S Carlcy. Row III D. Schmelt-zcr. R. Carlson. D. Scdio, J. Smith. S. Rogers, B. Callander, M. Wokasch, K. McMurray. Row IV J. Schcuchl. G. Ronning, J. Schelkopf, K. Standahl, D. Gcbhart, W. Sefcik, D. Haslcr, R. Carlson. 19 HOMEROOM 301—Juniors Row I K. Frazier, B. Cornelius. M. Hickc, E. Large. M. Dahlstrom, M. Germain, B. Dustrud. Row II K. Erickson, C. Christensen. B. Collins. V. Gallagher. S. Knohhs, K. Larson, P. Kennedy, K. Doherty. Row III J. Dalrymplc, P. Even son, R. Skogman, N. Farber, N. Thomas, L. Dutcher, V. Nelson. Row IV W. Johnson. L. Gilligan, R. Johnson, G. Crandall. H. Kom-mcr, D. Johnson. HOMEROOM 310 —Juniors Row I M. Gorton. B. Lund, G. Nusbaum, S. Dolny, C. Greene, R Mickolichck, S. MeDoug-all. Row II E. Mann. S. Nielsen, B. MePheet-ers, P. Lofgren, C. Nielsen, C. Bell. D. May. Row III D. Myhrc, D. Nelson, I). Nordstrom, J. Norrbom, P. Rood, J. Okun. Row IV W. Green. G. Lucas. B. Booth, D. Jones, R. Nelson, F. Norrbom, G. Morstad. HOMEROOM 311—Juniors Row I P. Smythe. J. Moore. S. Svendahl. C. Saxon. M. Brestrup. J. Bertrand. S. Gordon. Row II B. Stone. R. Bosquez. B. Stelton, G. Sabo. T. Shian, G. Burch, L. Strand. Row III C. Linde, I). Braunschweig. G. Smith, W. Batchcldcr, N. Schuffenhaucr, B. Stein, C. Shcrer. Row IV L. Stein. B. Scroggins. S. Winkclman, C. Sandstrom. D. Sjoquist. HOMEROOM 313 — Juniors Row I A. Pumper, R. Nichols, C. I.aGravc, M. Meyer. P. Nelson. T. Anderson. G. Borchardt. Row II C. Peterson, M. Speraw. M. Neumann. I). Gustafson, G. Randall. E. Griffith, S. Bloom, R. Jendro. Row III B. Peterson, D. Bakken, B. Berg. J. Backen, G. Anderson. G. Phyle. Row IV B. Culp. J. Stapf, B. Armstrong. J. Olson, L. Nelson. G. Nord. A. Mueller. 20 SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 3 —Sophomores Row I B. Loddcn, G. Jcrricks. J. Mero. R. Stel el. I). Miner, J. Hoover. Row II K. Kortz. A. Retiulof, C. Odcnbach, D. Paulson, D. Kranz. Row III P. Erickson, G. Jeffrey, M. Vincent, K. Knoff. HOMEROOM 5 — Sophomores Row I J. Brandon, R. Fowler, C. McKee. S. Juhera, M. Johnson, I). Holm, J. Thorson. Row II K. King, N. I.aurence, A. Hollcnkatnp, R. Crandell, P. Tower, R. Randall, J. Henncherry. Row III C. Hlomquist, B. Holmes. VV. Kreft, B. Sjoquist. I). Storherx, G. Schanke, J. Lat-terv. Row IV M. Oram, H. Bartholomew, R. Kuharski, I.. Swanson, IX Sayre. HOMEROOM 12 — Sophomores Row I J. Sncva, F.. Connoks, G. Peterson, J. Paulson, B. Swanson. V. Hayes, I. Sale. Row II W. Erickson, M. Cltclmo, J. Cruzcn, R. I. aroen, Y. Barstow, S. Sullivan. S. Dibbcrn, H. Wcstrud. Row III G. Hoffman. L. Funk, R. Bartholomeu. I). Mehi. V. Olson, L. Spartz, J. Nowak. Row IV J. Connors, N. Hall, G. Colby, J. Boxstad, K. Busko. HOMEROOM 101 — Sophomores Row I I.. Peterson. S. Vatnc, J. Madsen, B. Torkelson, A. Torkelson. S. Logan. M. Gripps. Row II C. Jackson, A. Gould. P. Schreader, D. Skogman, M. Johnson. J. Nyhlen, S. Rowelson, K. Paulson, T. Polcc. Row III J. Svoboda. J. Johnson. G. Townc, R. Rent'd, B. Walsh, I). Wendlandt, C. Mikkola. R. Olson, B. Larson. Row IV H. Sundlin, T. Stevenson, R. Lane. I). Peterson, R. Puckett, R. Shaw, R. Wester-Rren. 21 HOMEROOM 103 — Sophomores Row I B. Olson, P. Lynis, P. Shea. M. Edmonds. A Kopacck. M. Laucr, J. Henriksen. Row II J. Raiton, J. Helwig, L. Scheidecker, J. Radon, C. Trombley. C. Berry, S. Lund, R. Ronde. Row III R. Stenmo, B. Harder, R. Lindahl, J. Hoium. L. Ward, D. Nelson, D. Peterson. D. Helwig. HOMEROOM 106 — Sophomores Row I M. Lundquist, C. Bucek, M. Whaley, J. Johnson, C. Dubcy, B. Nladson, L. Rcdberg. Row II S. Florck. u. Volltnar, B. Redman. J. Dorsey, J. Towne, J. Wallin. Row III B. Haves. K. I.avcson. K. Nelson. L. Aainadt, G. Beblmcn, D. Muri. Row IV B. Baird, R. Olson, P. Danicicb. L. Emberley, R. Vasquez. HOMEROOM 110 — Sophomores Row I K. Jacobson, M. Whaley. N. Johnson. M. Ccwe. D. Barry, D. Hansen. B. Harding. Row II M Hall. N Haram. J. Olin, C. Schlav-in, C. Anderson, B. Cornell, M. Hagen Row III H. Hacklcman, D. Dickinson. D. Peterson. J. Jespcrson, L. Grady, R. King. Row IV I.. Ponto, J. Clay, R. Patterson. A. Dale, I.. Stauf-fachcr. HOMEROOM 112 — Sophomores Row I J. Eads, J. Larson, M. Dunnivant. I.. F.kholm, E. Gibbs, S. Schwab. M. Morey. Row II S. Luck, M. Bradshaw, M. Osell. B. Paisley, C. Ncwgard. B. Frceburg, S. Micklcy. Row III D. Martin, R. Allen, L. Fehn, A. Gunner. Row IV K. Benson. T. Heath. B. Hale, M Madsen, S. Anderson, J. DeLuney. 22 HOMEROOM 205 — Sophomores Row I R. LeNoue, D. Schuda, L. Prachnow. N. Erickson, D. Johnson. D. O'Dell. Row II S. Story, S. Mattson, S. Mott, J. Gustafson, M. Nielsen, S. Schwab, M. Clowney. Row III W. Nielsen. G. Benedict, E. Cooklin. E. Hummel. R. Grassl. R. Anderson, I). Blosbcrg. Row IV D. Nelson, K. Stamps, M Kiploks, J. Biles, D. Blake, G. Erickson. HOMEROOM 214—Sophomores Row I S. Rognas. J. Stough, P. Bocan. J. Lar-son, M. Johnson, E. Schumacher, E. Tockclson, Row II R. Peterson, I.. Vasqucz, S. Weed, P. Klein, S. Callan. N. Rennc, S. Horstman, R. Nfadson. Row III L. Strathman, L. Hansen, J. Watts, I). Standing, B. Pavlicck. J. Seymour, B. Hanson. Row IV R. Nelson, 1.. Krause, J. Negaard, D. Stein, R. McMillan, D. Norin, B. Hof st ad. HOMEROOM 216 —Sophomores Row I Broherg. M. Gordon, B. Balmes, K. Peterson, S. Johnson, C. Snyder. C. Wilkie. Row II P. Day. O. Borgendalc, M. Plestims, J. Paul. M. Suppes, D. Bodeman. Row III J. Malmhcrg, C. Hcn lcrson, I.. Calistro. J. Schlcistnan, E. Owens. Row IV R. Lufkin, H. Nelson, I). Haugcsag, B. Drcon, B. McMur-trie, D. Nordstrom. HOMEROOM 217 — Sophomores Row I B. Eastman, P. DcMarre, L. Erickson M. Schwensen, B. Carlson, M. Casper, J. Wood ward Row II C. Dahlagcr. D. Meitner. S. l.ind gren, G. Rutherford. J. Ellefsen. L. Crooks, C Eneho, B. Carroll. Row III D. Hardman, T Dcllich, B. Carlson, M. Elevsky. J. Ekherg. J Sherman, H. Duskin. 23 HOMEROOM 218 — Sophomores Row I M. Harrington. C. Gcrvais, M. Fallon. M. Hcrbst, O. Johnson. X. Fournier. Row II D. Haugan, R. Gardner. K. Hoff, J. Gray, D. Johnson. I). Johnson Row III J. Hanes, J. I.illcnurms, J. ncShiclds. F. Gilligan, R. From. R. Fanchcr. R. Mithy. Row IV I). Handstad. T. Fitzpatrick. J. Johnson. I). Groetturn. J. Hibben, J. Estling, R. Halstead. HOMEROOM 304 — Sophomores Row I L. Jones. R. Ordahl. W. Johnson, P. Crandell. R. Paulsen, B. Peterson. I). Torstein. Row II J. Holscher. S. Peterson, G. Grapcntin. F.. Burnquist, H. Stay. H. Shian. M. Williams. Row III I). Hanson, A. Rernu, I). Geer, V. Raigna, M. Reynolds, J. Branton, C. Hudson. L. Fcrch. Row IV D. Johnson, B. Rice, G. I.arson. I.. Bergman, I). Hill, R. Stahura, E. Parrish. HOMEROOM 305 — Sophomores Row I J. Antonsen, I). Bradsbury, P. Askim. P. Burch. E. Anderson. I). Bcrggren. Row II J. Bosquez, S. Amdahl, J. Bivans, R. Brozck. R Aveen. A. ChiMer, R. Anderson. Row III R. Anderson. S. Rismark. J. Boiler, W. Jovce. W. Benson. R Aim, G. Allen Row IV E. Brish-ly. A. Brown, D. Anywaush, R. Boulcy, R Anderson. HOMEROOM 307 — Sophomores Row I S. Moe, B. Wcstovcr, G. Mason, J. Mart. J. Miller, D. Hanson. Row II P. Oanielson, S l.indherg, K. McConnell. G. Lucdke, G. Litzau. Row III R. Lindquist, F. I.einum, R. I.obeck. A. I.udvigson. G. Lewis, P. Fischer. Row IV J. Libra, V. McGinnis. W. Johnson, M. Kail-man. J. Lind. G. Lorgc. 2i HOMEROOM 312 — Sophomores Row I J. Underwood. C. Nickerson. N Nelson G. Sax. J. Peterson. I . Pafko Row II W. Kief for. I. Kauppi. D. N'yberg. E. Olson. K. Mulen K. Olson. F. Osmonson. Row III .1 Morey. J Kjellander, D. Olson, H. Olson. K. Novak, f) Nida, P. Pray. HOMEROOM 316 — Sophomores Row I N. Sands. I.. Siren, R. I.aFaver. R. Knut sen. N. Segclstrom. S. I.ayman, S. Sheldon. Row II A. Sjodahl. J. Saunders. I.. Snider, P. Ralls, J. Shaw. C. Schoen. Row III W, I.arson. I). Savage. V. Robarge. D. Stcrbuck. G. Sen-stad, K. Schr adcr. R. Skoglund. Row IV A. Carlson. J. Strick, R Rarnerth, C. Schaedler. C. Ramsey, I.. Scfcik. HOMEROOM 318 — Sophomores Row I S. Tapper. J. Larson. C. Rcrgstrorn, M. Swanson, K. I.udgatc. I. Wagner. P Welch. Row II R. Thomson, I Wood. O. Wosko-hoinik. J. Wen . P. Vance. N Warn. Row III I). Thomala, L. Wood. K. Svnhoda, A. Wagner. R. Fide, R. Westergren, J. Swanson. Row IV H. Torkclson, D. Wilson. J. Jones, R. Wood. J. Veal. FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 6 — Freshman Row I P. Klas. F. Ha ugh. P. Sorensen. M. Carlson. P. Jaromin, S. Udlmik. R. Taillifer. Row II I Holm. A Zarembski, L. Fhdres, P Prondzinski. C. Carr. K. Rasmussen. Row III R. I.oheck, K. Kallman, R. Yurik. P. Tavkalo. O. Schleisnian. L. Anderson, C. Savage Row IV R. Rice. G. Hicklander, D. Swenson, D. KiefTcr, D. Roll, O. Rarsness. 25 HOMEROOM 9 —Freshmen Row I P. Bright, I). Mathison, E. Dwyer, R. Sneberg, M. Peek, M. Peck, B. Hcrkal. Row II B. Kockcndorfer. M. Snaza, C. Hutchins, E. Roepke, C. Langen, E. Smith, C. Siewert, G. Hayes. Row III H. Kolhoff, M. Lundquist, F. LeMieux, K. Wicklund, D. Kaiser, J. Paul, P. Kellington. Row IV D. Ferguson. F. Vare, J. Leighton. HOMEROOM 105 — Freshmen Row I G. I .ache, C. Meyer, J. Kobeska, K. Brown, B. Martiucau. L. Patraw. N. Carlson. Row II J. Larson, J. Steiner, Z. Smith, G. Olson, B. Hawkinson, S Melby, S. Fosse. Row III R. Berg, G. Hinrichs, G. Seman, R. Rein, I . Isaacson, C. Puckett. Row IV R. Rcvak, I. Kmit, C. Rchn. G. Schense, D. Swanson. HOMEROOM 114 —Freshmen Row I J. Prok, J. Martineau, R. JoliCoeur, C Lundberg, J. Johnson. J. Larson. Row II W Kaminski, M. Bcrggrcn. S. Trudeau. S. Cum mings, C. Hibben, M. Brown, T. Mullancy Row III L. Crane, R. Eibon, A. Held, D. Bu land, R. Berg, G. Keavy, B. Wilkie, R. Shea HOMEROOM 202 —Freshmen Row 1 M. Nelson, B. Resech, G. Hcichcrt, B Dorn, D. Kccsling, M. Alexander. Row II R. [.ayeux, C. Saunders, R. Sampson, W. Traegcr, W. Ayers. Row III R. Forsman. D. Putnam, R. Holmquist, R. Cinclair, F. Simonton, D. Tevik. 26 HOMEROOM 211—Freshmen Row I B. Peterson, S. Rcnson, I). Erbes, Y. Dorrian, V. Anderson, C. Dicrke, J. Beck. Row II D. Neumann, G. Downing, K. Shasty. B. Willemscn, J. Skogman, J. Schoen, R. Hunstad. E. Pilarski. Row III F. Germain, I). Shelton, D. Nash. M. Weeks. D. Carlson, R. Swanson. F. Arellono. HOMEROOM 306 —Freshmen Row I G. Bednarchuk, S. Widgcr, J. Carlson, D. Senstad, K. Sorkncss, R. Gomez. Row II C. Gorton, D. Rasmussen, I). Muchko, L. Norman, C. Corcoran, J. Paulson, C. Soukup. B. Baird. Row III D. Moorhead, R. Lodmill, J. Gable, R. Gabrick, D. Bailey. E. Johnson. HOMEROOM 309—Freshmen Row I G. Murphy, K. Vinge, J. Pukay, J. Konair, V. Olin. Row II L. Thompson, B. Jackson, L. Olson, R. Erickson. HOMEROOM 319 — Freshmen Row I C. Hieke. S. Sharp, S. Adams, P. Vilan-der, B. Scott. R. Olsen, J. Ranncy. Row II J. Lindsey, J. Hargreaves, G. Henderson, R. Blonuncl, S. Bednar. J. Putt. B. Buttcrwick, J. Malmquist. Row III K. Johnson, L. Hall, P. Lebak, G. Anderson, J. Ferguson, H, Lind-strom, T. Christensen. 27 Like most good jungle villages, South has a number of organizations to which its people may belong. These organizations have such a wide scope that, no matter where a person’s interest lies, there is one group especially for him. Service to the school, fun, fellowship, training in special fields, improvement in physical ability — these arc some of the aims of the various organizations. It’s plain to see that each poor little Tiger could have no trouble finding something to do with his spare time, but rather, deciding to which of the many activities he should give his time. The smart little Tiger — who is really in the know — joins as many groups as his time will allow. He knows that in this way he shall make many new and good friends, enrich his life through service, have many wonderful experiences, and enjoy good times. He also knows that he receives from the organization no more than he puts into it; thus, he makes himself a better member. Honor Society Row I M. I.arson, S. Trcmblcy, C. Johnson, Vice President B. Wagner, President Ft. Peltola. Treasurer L. Lunncborg, Secretary D. Bouchard, A. Saltzman, A. Stenmark. Row II P. Freeman, C. Erickson, K Collingc, E. Nyhlen, N. Christensen, S. Cleve, J. Gibson. M. Carlson, J. Olson. Row III P. Ralls. M. l.udvigson. B. Braatcn, M. Warmc, S. Johnson, I). Carley, L. Halvorson, R. Jackman, J. Nowak. Row IV V. New gard, J. Bcrglund. M. Zabcl, J. Eschweilcr, J. Christensen, J. Riley, L. Alin, Z. Cukurs. Students who excel in scholarship, leadership, service, and character are candidates for the National Honor Society. The Honor Society serves the school; this year they also took a trip to Chicago. 29 Pep Cluli Hooters Row I S. Olafson, D. Carley, M. Germain, A, Thompson, M. Walburg, L. Ohlson, K. Perry, J. Bucck. Row II C. Hedlund, S. Callan, C. Gervais, J. Bivans, S. Nielsen, K. Frazier, A. Zadack, J. Raiton, P. Danielson. C. Corcoran. A. Sjodahl. Row III R. LeNovc, F. Branton, D. Miner, B. Peltola, M. Carlson, G. Carlson. K. Collingc, E. Nvhlen, N. Christensen, G. I.uedke, G. Dalrymple. Row IV G. Nyenhuis. M. Born, M. Hallborne, M. Legut, J. Carlson. H. Hunstad, S. Dolny, C. Gordon. G. Anderson. Office and Counselor Helpers Tiger Representatives Row I J. Larson, S. Vinge, B. Stelton, R. Mickolichek. C. Truturin, J. Johnson, C. Carlbom, J. Stough. Row II E. LeMay, C. Hedlund, K. Doherty, J. Bivans. M. Pies urns, K. Rasmussen, P. Coons, M. Smith. E. Sulandcr, N. Warn, I. Kauppi, M. Quick-strom, K. Hoff. Row III K. Collingc, S. Carley, S. Renlund, G. Peterson, B. Berg. C. Johnson. V. Robarge, K. Dorrian, B. Hcrkal, B. Carlson. Row IV D. Dennis. C. Hudson;D. Wicklund. J. Christensen, C. Meyer, G. Heichert. J. Prok, M. Dunnivant, D. Burrington, J. Clay, B. Sjoquist. Row I M. Cukurs, Secretary-Treasurer D. Carley, President Z. Cukurs, Vice President R. Zarins, M. Germain. Row II J. Nowak, C. Sec. A. Pumper, J. Eschwcilcr, S. Nielsen, G. Carlson. Row III G. Anderson, J. Riley, C. Barnard. J, Bursingcr, B. Stein, D. Wicklund. Speech Club The Office and Counselor Helpers run errands, file, mimeograph, and answer switchboard calls. They receive valuable experience in office work, a reward that more than repays for the loss of their vacant period. The Tiger Representatives tackle a big job, but representatives whose rooms win the Tiger Contest receive a free Tiger. Tiger Representatives are indeed superior salesmen. The Speech Club is for advanced speech students. Members give individual interpretations, put on plays, and plan other projects, thus becoming more experienced speakers and actors. 30 Student Council Row I D. Wicklund, J. Rydccn. H. Vadcr, N. Dahl. Secretary G. Carlson, President k Riley, Treasurer J. Meyers. Vice President C. Freeburg. Sgt.-at-Arms I). Barry. ow II G. Murphy, O. VVoskoboinik, R. Frober, J. Ellifsen. J. Gustafson, X. Dahl, J. Baizel, S. Brdnar, M. l.udvigson, A. Stenmark. Row III J. Kurtzbein. It. Cornelius, C. Smyth, D. Keesliny, I . Scott. B. Cornell, J. Branton, I Sale, M. Cukurs, Z. Cukurs, P. Pariscau. Row IV D. Rasmussen, T. Mullaney. G. Brandt. M. Madsen, P. Laacson. T. Steveson, J. I.attery, J. Libra, It. Baird, B. Hofstad, J. Westby, C. Savage Row V K. Kortz, J. Pavlik, R. Lindahl, G. Anderson. G. Johnson, T. Fitzpatrick, D. Nida, D. Rasmussen, L. Verrett, D. Nelson, D. Stcllburg. Student Council Alternates Row I J. Gibson, M. Hieke, D. Barry, L. F.kholm. R. Mickolichck. S. Udlinck. J Antonsen. J. Winberg. C. McKee. Row II R. Fmberlcy. K. F.llingson. M. Carlson M. Larson. D. Rice, F. Christianson. J. Helwig. N. Carlson, P. Bright. J Roc. C Hcdlund. Row III B. Carlson. M. Chelmo, B. Petersen, P. Munson. R. Blommel J. Gray. M. Brown. D. F.roes, A. Gould, M. Nielsen. Row IV K. Nelson. S. Zimmer mann, G. Mason, It. Lodden, P. Wood. C. Johnson. E. Nyhlcn. B. McMurtrie, H Duskin, L. Olson. Row V J. Ncgaard, B. Vatne, J. Wright, B. Stein, B. Bakken, J Strick, A. Johnson, J. Gable, B. Rice. Library Helpers Row I K. Jacobson, D. Bouchard, D. Gossct, J. Weis, P. Wise, D. Kinikin, D. Nida, M. Rodberg. Row II V. Raigna. J. Griffin, D. Greucl, J. Moore, S. Benson, C. Hanson, J. Gibson. R. Ward. J. Grunow, D. Udlinck. The Student Council serves as the student’s government. Representatives attend meetings, participate in the Student Council’s many school projects, help in various community projects, and report back to their classmates. The Library Helpers shelve books, charge and discharge books, and aid the librarians. 31 Row I J. Pjescich. B. Braatcn, Secretary C. Erickson, Treasurer S. Clcve, I.C.C. Rep. M. Carlson, President L. I.unnchorg, Vice President M. Zabcl, M. Warmc, S. Johnson. Row II A. Stcmnark, S. Trentl !ey, A. Salt ntan. C. Peterson, J. Hanson, S. Olafson. I. Leus, J Baizel, D Roff, R. Indahl, S. Hanson, M. Qnickstrom, M. Smith. Row III R. Zarins, B. Johnson, L. Halvorson, H. Gliddcn. M. I .arson, J. Olson, J. Gibson, P. Kamcrth, C. Winsor, I). Schwalbe, J. Skogman. Row IV S. Ziinmermann, C. Michcl-sen, S. Hanson, J. Lavcson, M. Hawkinson, C. Smith. P. Freeman, I). Bouchard, V. Xcwgard. M Hillstrom, G. Taykalo. Row V K. Collinge. B. Hallin, B. Peltola, G. Carlson, M. Ludvigson, B. Wagner, V. Zcwiske, E. Strainline, J. Henning, B. Bull, J. Fancher. Row VI W. Boylan, K. Walker, J. Carlson, L. Ohlson, S. Isenberg, M. Frolik, Z. Cukurs, K. Morhcn, J. Eschweiler, J. Gross. Y-Tmms, Seniors Y-Tw� ns — Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors Row I M. Cukurs, M. Blandin, P. Munson, J. Bertrand, A. Thompson, M. Germain, M. Hallborne, B. Carlson. J. Stough. Row II T. Shian, S. Carley, R. Pearson, K. Frazier. G. Ybarra. K. Doherty, K. King, C. Trcmhley, S. Weed Row III B. Cornelius, A. Kallman, M. Brcstrtip, M. Kendrick, M. Holtc, E. Hess, G. Nusbaum, Y. Barstow, G. Vollmar, B. Brozck. Row IV J. Anderson. E. Gibbs, G. Peterson, J. Konior, B Hcrkal, I). Scnstad, J. Johnson, S. Rowelson. Row V G. Sabo, L. F.kholm, D. Stcrbuck, G. Mason. G. Scnstad, V. Olin, S. Rogers, J. Shaw. Lunehroom Help Row I C. Davis, V. Hayes, R. Stone. Y-Teens assume the purpose of building character by encouraging participation in activities which arc based on Christian ideals. The Y-Teen triangle stands for growth in lxwly, mind, and spirit. Blue-Tri is composed of Seniors and Juniors; the officers are pictured above. The newly formed Silver-Tri is composed of Freshmen and Sophomores; the officers are Georgia Scnstad, President Barbara Brozck, Vice President; Deanna Scnstad, Secretary; Betty Peterson, Treasurer; and Nancy Carlson, I.C.C. Representative. The Lunchroom Helpers act as cashiers. Helping the cooks with other odd jobs, they make the lunchroom run more smoothly. 32 Row I C. Stengel, W. Green. B. Guthicr, Vice President D. Weltzin. President G. Anderson, Chaplain D. Wicklund. Secretary G. Johnson, Treasurer L. Verrett, C. Sandstrom. Row II I). Barry, 1). Nida, L. Graham, R. I.anc, D. Wicklund. J. Morey, K. Mathison, M. Jones, G. Phyle, I Riley, R. Erickson. Row III J. Strick. D. Nelson, I). Hanson, R. I.obcck, A. Ludvigson, j. Riley, N. Martinson. J. Westhy. Row IV I). Braunschweig, R. Bull. 1). Nelson. J. Bridgeman, G. Running. J. Wright, J. Walsh, J. Provo, J. Westhy, N. Dahl. Row V B. Vatne, W. Johnson. W. Benson. R. Aim, J. Clay, R. Anderson. G. Peterson. Row VI J. Harrington, D. Sjoquist, R. Olson, B. Stein, L. Aim, R. Horn. H. Vader. C. Frcehurg. D. Moherg, J. Rydccn. Southerner Staff Row I S. Trapskin, R. Jackman, S. Singleton, C. Johnson. B. Johnson, H. Glidden. R. Ramsey, S. Tremhley. P. Ralls. M Larson, N. Christensen. P. Seeker. Row II I). Rice, D. Braunschweig, M. Hicke. S. Dolny. B. Stone, B. Guthicr, C. Frcehurg, J. Gross, J. Hackett, B. Hayes, B. Stein, D. Barry, M. Anderson. S. Carley, G. Rickc. Stage Crew Row I J. Hodgdon. D. Knutson, J. Ayers. A. Johnson, J. Pfeifer, T. Ayers, J. Pavlik, D. McGinnis. Hi-Y is a boy’s club whose purpose is “to create, to maintain, and to extend throughout the home, school, and Community high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y meets weekly at the Southtown Y.M.C.A. This group’s projects are designed to carry out its purpose. The Southerner, South’s newspaper, keeps one abreast of current activities and offers special features. The staff works hard to publish a good newspaper; thus they have wonderful experiences in journalism. The Stage Crew does a professional job handling the lighting and stage properties for school programs. 33 Leadership Row I J. Henning, K. M or ben, M. Krove, I). Carley, S. Johnson, W. Roylan, S. Clcvc. Row II S. Trembley, E. Barstow, G. Corcoran, B. Burrington, M. Hillstrom, C. Johnson. E. Sulander, S. Nelson. Row III H. Zarins, I. Olson, B. Wagner, K. Collingc, B. Hallin, V. Snyder. C. Winsor, IJ. Ralls, C. Walshlagcr. Row IV A. Minkcvics, M. Warme, J. Carlson. G. Carlson, B. Pcltola, V. Zewiskc, I). Bouchard, L. Lunneborg. Row I L. Davis, I . Butz, K. Schrcadcr, A. Nelson. Row II I.. !hitcher, R. Jendro, R. Pearson, P. Coons. Row III D. Johnson, G. Jeffrey. J. Veal. Applied Music? Row I K. Jacobson. R. Rraaten. P. Crandell, C. Nickerson, B. Rice. Row II L. Vas-quez, M. Brown, B. Peterson, M. Rice, M. Hallhornc, C. Siewert. The Leadership Girls referee games, take attendance, and generally help the gym teachers. These girls spend their junior year in a gym leadership class. As seniors, they assist the gym teachers instead of taking gym themselves. Besides l eing useful and having fun, they learn how to lead a group. Hall Guides deserve recognition for doing an unpleasant job. They must keep students out of the halls during the lunch periods. Applied Music students learn to compose music and to become more accomplished in the musical field. Many are already excellent musicians. 34 G.A.A Row I A. Minkcvics. Z. Cukurs, Vice President R. Indalil, President C. Winsor, Secretary S. Carley, Treasurer J. Meyers. P. Pariseau, M. Quickstrom. Row II C. Ranker, C. Gervais, C. Heicr. B. Herkal, M. Johnson. B. Loddcn. L. I.ues, K Rasmussen. J. Olson. R. Pearson. Row III R. Zarins. M. Walburg, J. Martineau, D. Rrads-bury, J. Antonsen. P. Nelson, C. LaGrave, B. Pel tola, G. Carlson Row IV M. Hawk-inson, R. Larson. R. Rosquez, S. Mason, E. Christianson. I). Rice, C. Johnson. I. Geer, S. Zimmermann, O. May. Row V M. Cukurs. B. Hall in. J. Carlson. L. Ohlson. M. Zabel, A. Nelson, C. Pearson, D. Dravcs, P. Burch, D. Holm. liettermen Row I D. Randazza, J. Fritz. J. Matthew. J. Walsh, R. Horn. H. Vadcr. L. Aim N. Dahl, D. Simpson. Row II J. Rydccn, T. Rossom, P. McMurtrie. W. Harris, B Stein, G. Ronning, J. Westby, D. Nelson. Row III 1). Helwig, L. Sefcik. J. Ekherg C. Stengel, J. Provo. D. McGinnis, J. Riley, R. Peterson, J. Gkun. Row IV G. Mor stad, L. Nelson, C. Freeburg, J. Terry, B. Holm. G. Anderson, R. F.venson. D. Ras mussen, R. Koob, J. Michaels. Projection Row I B. Hudson. I. Chadwick, V. Korpal, P. Freeman, C. Sandstrom, R. Peterson, A. Dale. Row II H. Hackleman. G. Smith, J. Bosquez, L. Crane. R. Skoglund, R. Eibon, W. Siewcrt. C. Ruckett. Row III J. Broms, G. Wheeler. I). Braunschweig, R. Kedrowski, R. Ramcrth. N. Tuttle, J. Watemback, D. Dierkcr. The Girl’s Athletic Association is designed for girls who enjoy participating in sports. Touch football, basketball, baseball, and volleyball are sports the girls enjoy. The newly organized Lettermen’s Club or “S” Gub is for boys who have earned a letter in any sport. The club plans programs which appeal to these sportsmen. Through the work of the Projection Crew, students sec many interesting and educational movies. Projection workers show movies in the auditorium, the classroom, or the Little Theater. 35 Rod Cross Seniors and Juniors Row I M. Blandin, J. Bertrand, R Nichols, L. Castle. A. Thompson, D. Tower, S. Nielsen, M. Germain. Row II K. Frazier, B. Sour up, K. Snider, I). Roff, J. Englund, II. Burrington. M. Gordon. V. Korpal, I). Gosset. Row III I). Carlcy. M. Krove, i. Carlson, I). Hanson. C. Winsor, V. Snyder, I. Geer, J. Engherg. E. Nyhlen. Row IV f. Warme, J. Henning, I. Chadwick, J. Bucck, K. Morhcn, H. Gliddcn, J. Gkun, M. Tiemann. Roil I'ross Sophomores and Freshmen Row I D. Torstein, J. Brandon, V. Olin, B. Dorn, S. Decker, M. Casper. I. Waldron, S. Schwab. Row II P. Vance. K. Olson. S. Dibhcrn, Y. Barstow, M. Clowney, L. Norman, B. Willcmscn, E. Dwyer. Row III G. Vollmar, B. Madson, J. Skogman, K. I.udgate, K. Jacobson, G. Snider, I). Senslad, J. Kohcska, C. Hutchins. Row IV S. Udlinck. J. Raiton, P. Shea. S. I.indherg, J. Prok, J, Saunders, P. Jaromin. N. Erickson. Row V S. Rognas, B. Stelzel, P. Burch, P. Bocan, G. I.acho, V. Raigna, W. Johnson, G. Kleinheksel, J. DcLuney. Chemistry Club Row I B. Pcltola, M. Warme, Secretary-Treasurer D. Bouchard, President J. Bur-singer, Vice President R. Nelson, B. Braaten, M. Carlson. Row II M. Smith, S. Trembley, M. Hillstrom, P. Freeman, L. Ecus, M. I.udvigson, M. Hawkinson, V. Ncwgard. Row III C. Smyth, G. Carlson, B. Wagner, C. Smith, H. Gliddcn, L. Hal-vorson, R. Jackman, J. Berglund, S. Johnson, S. Clcve. Row IV R. Shocn, I). Stcll-burg, J. Riley, R. Roberts, R. Horn, M. Woznak, R. Wood. Red Cross representatives collect money for the Red Cross Drive and direct the filling of Red Cross Gift Boxes. Consequently, they serve our community. The Chemistry Club is designed to show students how chemistry is used in industry and in some professions. Thus, it encourages many of South’s young chemists. 36 German Club Row I Sgt.-at-Arms R. Bull, Treasurer R. Zarins, President D. Braunschweig, Vice President M. Zahcl, Secretary Z. Cukurs. M. Blandin, B. Pcltola. Row II G. Nus-hautn. T. Shian, D. Rice. S. Trapskin, H. Barnicr, B. Callander, I. Geer, I. Lillenurms. Row III E. Cooklir, H. Hacklcman, C. Sandstroni, E. Hess. B. Cornell, I). Minkevics, A. Minkevics, J. DeLuncy, B. Vatne, J. Lillenurms. Svitliiod Row I I). Torstcin, R. Swanson, B. Peterson, Treasurer J. Bcrglund, President D. Simpson, Vice President A. Stenmark, Secretary M. I.arson, M. Carlson, B. Braaten. Row II M. Holte, M. Kendrick. S. Lund, V. Sleeves, A. Kallman. J. Laveson, K. Frazier, R. Rosen, C. Hanson, S. Benson, P. Klas. Row III G. Rieke, S. Hansen, M. Brestrup, J. Olson, C. Johnson, J. Larson, B. Swanson. S. Peterson. J. Woodward. Row IV G. Carlson, K. Walker. S. Johnson, C. Michelsen, J. Carlson, L. Oh Ison, K. Collingc, D. Schwalbe. Row V G. Anderson. K. Kallman, R. Johnson, L. Crane, I). Storberg, G. Lund, J. Johnson. Row VI D. Hanson, G. Johnson, M. Kallman, W. Benson. R. Erickson, J. Ekberg, B. Vatne, D. Braunschweig, J. Burk, S. Benson, P. Isaacson. —. - - Spanish Club Row I M. Hallborne, M. Scheidecker. P. Pariscau. R. Scroggins, B. Carlson, B. Seeker. P. Ralls Row II J. Meyers. J. Skogman, B. Harding, S. Amdahl. L. Vasquez, C. Davis, P. Ralls, S. Layman Row III R. Bosquez, C. Johnson. S. Jubera. M. Osell, V. Steeves, J. Smith. M. McNamara. S. Renlund, B. Herkal, J. Gustafson, R. Gomez, M. Wollin. Row IV P. Evenson, J. Griffin. J. Brandon, I). Barry, P. Bocan. P. Cragun, N. Christensen. P. Kcllington, J. Bosquez. C. Cooke. I). Haugan, J. Olson. Row V J. Hanes, R. Lindahl, M. Anderson, L. Stein. A. Block, R. Horn, P. Gilbert, R. Hurd, R. Lobeck. N. Dahlstrom, W. Carlson, M. Theisen. The three language clubs, German Club, Spanish Club, and Svithiod, offer fun and expanded language study to their members. Moreover, each has meetings where foreign songs are sung and foreign games arc played. The large membership in these clubs indicates that many students have an interest in appling the language they study. 37 Row I K. O’Donnell, B. I.odden, J. Baizel, E. Nyhlen, N. Christensen. K. Edstrom, M. Speraw, J. Roe. C. Johnson, N. Dahl, M. Hillstrom. Row II P. Ralls, C. Erickson, A. Anderson. K. Larson, A. Kallman, D. Bouchard, G. Carlson, M. Warme, J. Carlson, R. Nichols, J. Bertrand, D. Barry. Row III D. Geb-hart, J. Strick, G. Anderson, I). Yurik, W. Johnson. T. Fitzpatrick, 1). Hocchcrl, N. Martinson, T. Ste-venson, J Ekberg, M. Anderson. J. Bosquez. Row IV N. Dahl, J. Lindman. J. Olson, L. Nelson, G. Johnson, R. Swanson. G. Skapyak. G. Johnson, B. Watts, L. Carlson, C. Barnard, B. Vatne, G. Ronning. Accompanists, A. Saltzman, B. Braaten. CHOIR South’s top vocal group is the Choir. They entertain the students many times during the year. Around Christmas, the Choir sings at banks, hotels, and schools; when spring comes, they take their annual concert.tour. Row I K. Rasniusson. B. Bonde, J. Griffin, D. Erbcs, O. Woskoboinik. D. Sterbuck. P. Pafko, J. Ellef-sen. C. Bergstrom, P. Ralls. Row II S. Mae, M. Cripps, J. (.arson, M. Krovick. V. Rebate, B. Collin', M. I.aucr, E. Lamb, C. Dubey, R. Ordahl. Row III F. Arcllono, C. Mikkola, E. Svoboda, 1). Wicklund, G. Brandt, H. Sundlin, E. Owens, J. Nowak, J. Wcnz, I). Bradsbury. Row IV I). Olson, R. Swanson, R. Halstead, J. Gable, D. Peterson, F. Varc, J. Eseling, A. Held, R. Shaw, M. Yurik. Accompanists, R. Joli Cocur, B. Butterwick. Row I S. Amdahl. P. Coons. A. Sjodahl. A. Stenmark. B. Bull. M. Hallborne, R. Jones. M. Carlson. V. Stccves, S. Johnson, J. Engberg, G. Rurch. Row II A. Zadach, R. Larson. S. Rogers. R. Bosquez, M EI-lingson, J. Anderson. S. Rcnlund, L. Lunnet org, S. Zinunermann, K. Collinge. J. Wcltzin, D. Holm Row III I). Sjodahl, D. Nordstram, J. Morey, D. Wicklnnd. F. Norrbom. J. Marl, E. Woodruff, E. Tesstner, P. Seeker, G. Juhera, R, Rosen. A. Castle. Row IV C. Stengel, J. Rursingcr, I). Voss. D. Handstad, W. Green, R. Hcgdahl, M. Rudisuhlc, W. Roylan, C. Michelscn, M. Krovc, P. Rocan, J. Winherg, P. Nelson. M. Mart menu. Music resounds whenever Mr. Hutchins, “Hutch,” gives the downbeat to one of his groups. Performing at Christmas, Easter, and many other programs, the Mixed Glee Club, and the Girls Glee Club provide excellent training for choir. Row I I). Nyherg, C. Siewert, M. Brown. C. Carr K. Mulen. E. Olson. S. Trudeau. H. Castle, G. Ybarra, L. Craaks. Row II J. Svoboda. R. Madson, R. Johnson, J. Henricksen. L. Eychoen, C. Berry, I). Ruggren, R. Knoblauch, N. Scgcblrom. J. Thorson. Row III K. Kortz, L. Iverson, J. Nyhlcn, IV Stelzel, R. Olson, L. Anderson. S. Vatne. R. McPhectcrs, R. Rrozek. Row IV R. Skoglund. R. Carroll, J. DeLuny, E. Treptiw, C. Ramsey, P. I.ebak, M. Whaley, J. Prole, N. Tourmes, S. McDougall. 39 Row I J. Schoen, K. Doherty, K. Olson. M. Clowney, M. Reynolds, N. Lawrence, L. Patraw, S. Hal-vorson, C. Longen, R. Blotnmel. Row II J. Peterson. I. Sale. J. Madsen. P. Schrcachcr, C. Nickerson. M. Peck. Row III C. Dierkc, M. Johnson, B. Carlson. J. Johnson. S. Udlinek, I). Hanson. D. Udlinek, V. Solveig, E. Marlys, R. Paulsen. Accompanist, G. Grapcntin. GIRLS Christian Fellowship Christian Fellowship Club looks after the student’s soul. Open to students of all denominations, this club holds inspirational meetings. Row I D. McGinnis, W. Green, D. Hanson. T. Mullaney, D. Wicklund. Row II R. Roberts. R. Nichols, It. Peterson, P. Rill, S. Clcve. J. Koheska. J. Prok. F. Vare. R. Swanson, I). Peterson, J. Estling, L. Swanson. G. Erickson, D. Storberg. Row III I„. Castle, J. Christensen. R. Ramsey, Secretary V. New-gard, Vice President D. Wicklund. J. Meyers. President J. Wright, M. Speraw, Treasurer ft. Guthier, It. Stein. A. Kalltnan. It. Peterson. S. Benson. Row IV K. Paulson. K. Rasmussen, J. Wallin. G. Grapcntin, It. Redman. K. Mulen, R. Pearson. M. Hanson, S. Mickley, M. Wallin. S. Amdahl. M. Brown, G. Ybarra, J. Skogman, D. ltcicr, G. Nusbaum, G. Mason, E. Hess. Row V B. Hcrkal, C. Iteicr, D. Rice, S. Mason. F'. Christianson. J. Hanson, It. Johnson. H. Gliddcn, S. Olafson, P. White, E. Olson, M. Ctielmo, G. Senstad, J. Stough, D. Senstad. J. Baixel, S. Isenherg. S. Vinge, B. Stone, B. Plummer. Row VI C. Yundberg. S. Widger. B. Cornell, R. Ward. A. Zadach. I). Erbcs. M. Carlson. C. Dierkc, G. Lucdke, R. Olsen. G. I.acho, E. Gibbs, It. Paisley, B. Dahl. K. Edstrom. S. Ogren. Row VII G. Anderson, L Ethoem, J. Theison, P. Dowe. R. Eads E. Takelson, N. Lawrence. J. Gustafson. C. Pearson, M. Smith, J. Rcnney, B. Martineau, P. Ralls. D. Tower, R. Christensen, D. Holm, P. Pariseau, J. Johnson. Row VIII B. Swanson. S. Rognas. P. Bocan. N. Erickson, K. Larson. A. Castle, K. Venjc, A. Nelson, M. Hawkinson. J. Eschweiler, R. Randall. J. Burk, C. Ncwgard. Row I A. Konopliv, B. Redman, K. Shasty, A. Gould. E. Roepke, B. Peterson, N. Farber, D. Meitner. J. Martincau, P. Vance. Row II I . Cragun, B. Martineau. I Vclander, S. Mel by, M. I’avettc, B. Knutsen, N. Carlson, G. Olson, S. Adams, B. Hawkinson. Row III P. Cramlcll, E. Burnquist, B. Carlson, C. Meyer, I . Lyncs, D. Torstcin, J. Slough, P. Burch, K. Sorkness. I’. Bright. GLEE PEP CLUB Those loud shouts and shrieks resounding through the school come from the throats of the Pep Club members. This club was recently formed to promote school spirit. Row I P. Bocan, E. Hess, M. Smith. R. Zarins, D. Wicklund, D. Wicklund, G. Carlson, W. Boylan, D. Barry, I). Hanson. B. Stein, W. Green. Row II J. Pjescich. I). Torstcin, S. Johnson. G. Rickc, I). Bouchard, Treasurer B. Guthicr, President M. Carlson, G. Anderson. B. Braaten, M. Warme, C. Michel sen, J. Kelly, P. Welch. Row III B. Bull, J. Fanchcr. S. Treinhlcy, C. Johnson, A. Hollcnharup. M Quicks!rom. R. Pearson. C. Newgard. M. I .arson. A. Stenmark, A. Salt man. C. Peterson, K. King, B. Redman, J. Smith. Row IV M. Hanson, J. Gross. M. Hillstrom, C. Winsor, R. Indahl, R. Randall. I. Burk, D. Schwalbe, J. Gustafson, S. Hanson, M. Swanson. J. Skogman, J. Gustafson, J. Wagner. Row V I). Barry, D. Sterbuck, P. Wood. D. Holm, J. Shorson, S. Rognas, L. Ekholm. S. Isenbcrg. M. Hawkinson, M. Froltk, I) Frhcs. M Carlson. J. BaizeL V. undbera Row VI M Ccwe. K McConnell, (' Bony S. Callan, B. Madson, E. Torkelson, J. Woodward, C. Erickson, J. Bertrand. K. Larson. S. Zimmermann. A. Kallman, J. Lavcson, S. Hansen, M. Blandin, R. Bosquez, M. Ellingson. Row VII J. Eads. P. Tower, G. Vollmar, Y. Dorrcan, N. Haram, M. Nielsen, C. Anderson. K. Collingc. E. Nyhlen, N. Christensen, M. Zahcl, J. Eschweilcr. G. Johnson. Row VIII R. Losct, J. Brandon, J. Johnson, E. Gibbs, C. Smith, P. Seeker, R. Ramsey, B. Hallin, J. Carlson, L. Ohlson, B. Pcltola, V. Newgard. 41 Row I B. Hallin, D. Simpson. S. Trapskin, D. Brier. J. Sncva. Row II S. Ragnas, B. Stein. R. Loset F.. Pinske. K. l.udgate, F.. Gibbs. J. Wallin. Row III L. Stein. G. Nusbaum, R. Johnson. A. Dale. R. Pat terson, B. Peterson, Y. Barstow, S. Peterson. S. Jubera. Row IV D. Barry, B. Icnscn. L. Graham, K Christensen. M. Swenson. Row V R. Skogman. J. Smith. G. Hoffman. W. Krcft, M. Wollin, H. Bar nicr, M. Frolik, K. Swedeen, E. Strainline. Color Guard: G. Senstad, S. Carley, J. Kobeska, M. Jorgensen BAND The band is very active around South. They play for athletic events, auditorium programs, the Spring Concert, and the band trip. Their fine playing and marching inspires all students at South High. 12 Row I M. Zabel. J. Eschwciler. Row II C. Newgard, C. Cook. S. Phillips, J. Shaw Row III B. Stcltou. S. Ogrcn. S. Benson. V. Johnson. K. Vinge, J. Kobeska. S. Lindbcrg, N. Nelson, A. Kopacek, R. Sncbcrg. Row IV G. Quick, J. Towne. Row I R. Callander, J. Meyers, O. Borgendalc. V. Ncwgard. Row II J. Bcrglund, C. Rucek, J. Holscher. H. Huskin. K. Benson, J. Libra, E. Hess. B. Plumer, B. Westover. Row III W. Erickson, D. Rasmussen, L. Fonto, B. Hale, P. Erickson, J. Schleisman, J. Wright. J Harrington. T. Gillespie, R. Rice, M. Herbst. Row IV A. Ludvigson, S. Widger, R. Randall, W. Larson, R. Stemno, T. Muttany, R. Baird, V. Olson, R. From, K. Kallman, S. Knobbs, R. Bull, R Woods. Row V B. Petersen, M. Foss. M. Oram, M Hill, L. Amodt, J. Antonscn, A. I-awrence. Flag Twirlers: S. Amdahl, K. Scbrcadcr, G. Mason, I). Bradsbury. Directed by Mr. I.a vrence, the Orchestra plays on many occasions. The Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, Senior Day, and Class I’lav — these are the Orchestra’s major performances. Row I J. Meyers, O. Borgendale, S. Carley. V. Ncwgard. Row II M. Jorgensen, J. Kobeska, C. Beicr, M Woods. Row III I). Jones. I). Nelson. I). Xida, I’. Isaacson, I). Wilson, R. Ix� beck, E. Hotnstad. Row IV T. Mullancy, I). Scnstad. J. Berglund. A Lawrence. 43 In the jungle a Tiger must fight for his existence. Conquering his enemies, he has proved his strength. South High Tigers, the village athletes, must fight too, not only for honors, but also for self-improvement. They have enemies of indifference, poor physical strength, and defective teamwork. They may win the game, but initial battles are fought on the practice field. A Tiger wins, not by accident, but by using his cunningness and strength. Thus, to succeed, high school athletes need brains as well as brawn. The athlete gains command of his body and command of his mind; proud and yet humble in victory as well as in defeat, the South High Tiger deserves special admiration and support. Athletics are an essential part of a complete education. Teamwork, fellowship, and good sportsmanship are part of a living experience found in athletics. To admire the athlete is the command of the jungle; that too is part of South High. 45 ■954 FOOTBALL IT’S NOT THAT THEY WON OR LOST BUT HOW THEY PLAYED THE GAME.” — GRANTLAND RICE LES BARNARD SOUTH 6 SCORES ROOSEVELT 13 SOUTH 6 HENRY 0 SOUTH 6 WASHBURN 28 SOUTH 25 SOUTHWEST 14 SOUTH 7 MARSHALL 6 SOUTH 24 CENTRAL 6 SOUTH 12 NORTH 7 SOUTH 31 VOCATIONAL 18 ART FREDRICKSON WALT BUTTERWICK ips 4- 5 ir . Wnl 22 -63 60 88 . 69 S7 56 , Row I Randazza, West by, McMurtric, Westby, Coach Barnard. Fritz. Walsh, Johnson, Aim, Mathews. Terry, Dahl, Kcavy. Bridgcinan, Evenson, Coach Fredrickson. Row II Gebhart, Stengel. Rasmussen. Ncilsen. Provo, Stolscn. Stcndahl, McGinnis, Yurik, Perry, Roberts, Michels. Row III Saunders, Wolfe, Anderson, Olson, Frceburg, Welt zin, Nelson, Scroggins, Allenson, Raze, Verrett, Gilligan. CO-CAPTAINS PAT McMURTRlE STALKING WITH THE TIGERS According to city coaches, South High was a pre-season favorite. The first teams South met were Roosevelt, Henry, and Washburn. These three games were supposed to be crucial for South. Actually they weren’t. Being defeated by Roosevelt and Washburn, South came back to finish the rest of the games undefeated. Winning six and losing two, the Tigers came in third in the city. The Tigers still can roar. End, Jim Westby was placed on the Allcity first team; quarterback, Dick “Chico” Randazza and guard, Ron Keavy were placed on the All-city second team. No. 53, All-city end, Jim Westby Dick Randazza, voted most valuable B” SQUAD Row I Hardman. Sportz, Kallman, Negard, Johnson, Ward. Rerg. Novak. Olson, Thompson. Hofstad. Schleisman, Coach Butterwick. Row II Rinson. Hoffman. Libra, Anderson, Gable, Conners. McMurtrie, Ekberg, Risson, Strick, Raird, Hel-wig. Row III Ruland, Aim, Wilkie. Clay, McMillian, Ferguson, Peterson, Rcvok, Issacson, Puckett, Ruttcrwick. Rasmussen. No. 47, Ron Keavy, the Bear. A touchdown . . . almost 47 Row I Stolson. Randazza, Rossom. Brown, Green. Nelson. Row II Bridgeman, Anderson, Horn. Vesovich. Scroggins. Not pictured: Dahl- strom, ZuehlsdorfT. Theisen. COACHES, W. BUTTER WICK AND !.. MONA BASKETBALL The South High Basketball Team, despite the fact that they lacked height, proved to be a difficult opponent. The Tigers were also eligible for the District Playoffs. Although they came in seventh in the city, they came very close to winning many games, and they defeated Roosevelt 48 to 47 in their first game Dick Horn, Don Nelson, and Terry Rossom were outstanding players; Dick Randazza was put on the all city team. Our high scorers were Dick Randazza and Dick Horn. Many underclassmen came out for basketball, so perhaps next year’s reward will be better. Hats off to the boys for putting forth all their efforts, even when the going was rough. SCORES SOUTH 48 ROOSEVELT 47 SOUTH 52 VOCATIONAL 41 SOUTH f)0 EDISON 72 SOUTH 61 WEST 63 SOUTH 37 CENTRAL 39 SOUTH 70 . SOUTHWEST 51 SOUTH 49 NORTH 54 SOUTH 59 HENRY 66 SOUTH 49 WASHBURN 72 SOUTH 46 MARSHALL 41 DISTRICT SOUTH 28 WASHBURN 71 CAPTAIN R. HORN ALL-CITY SECOND TEAM 48 R. RANDAZZA SOUTH'S 1955 CITY AND COACHES R. KOGL AND B. MARCONETT Row I Evcnson, Ekbcrg, Westby. Row II Coach Kogl. Rassmussen, Aim, Dahl, Koob, Carlson. For the second consecutive year, our hockey team won the Minneapolis and Region 5 championships and a berth in the State Tournament. A round-robin schedule was planned, and South defeated every team in the city. However, our luck seemed to run out, and Johnson beat us 5-4 in the Twin City championship game. Throughout the season, speculation ran high as to whether or not South would be able to defeat the range teams in the State Tournament. Many were surprised when South beat Eveleth 3-1 in a preliminary game at Williams Arena. Moreover, history was made at the State Tournament when South defeated Thief River Falls in a thrilling eleven over-time endurance contest. The score was 3-2! However in South’s second game of the State Tournament, the exhausted Tigers were defeated for the second time by Johnson 3-1. Also South was defeated by South Saint Paul 2-1. The winning goal was made in the last ten seconds! South failed to place in the State Tournament, but our team’s record was one of which we could be justly proud. Defenseman Larry Aim was selected as an All-state player, and Dick Koob, Jim Westby, Larry Aim, and Norman Dahl were chosen All-city. In addition, our goalie, Rog Evcnson was worth mentioning as an outstanding player in the city. All-city Norm Dahl scores against F.vclcth All-city Dick Koob flips it in against Eveleth 50 REGION 5 HOCKEY CHAMPS Row I Anderson. Aim, Kallman. Row II Free burg, Holm, West by. Libra, Gallagher. Coach Marconett. TRI-CAPTAIN'S N. DAHL, L. ALM. J..WF.STRY SCORES SOUTH 10 NORTH 2 SOUTH 7 WEST 1 SOUTH 4 HENRY 1 SOUTH 10 CENTRAL 1 SOUTII 8 WASHBURN 0 SOUTII 9 EDISON 1 SOUTH 5 VOCATIONAL 0 SOUTH 2 ROOSEVELT 1 SOUTH 8 MARSHALL 0 SOUTH 3 SOUTHWEST 0 l RRY K 51 Come on team, let’s go! All-city Jim Westhv slaps it in. CROSS COUNTRY CO-CAPTAIN R. FROM COACH D. DAVIS Row I Riley, Larson, Kerch, Nida, From, Coach Davis. Row II Hau-gan, Anderson. Wood. Wicklandcr, Mullaney, Hargreaves. WRESTLING COACH R. RAINEY CAPTAIN J. TERRY Row I Odcnhach, Ghcrity, Paul, Erickson, Johnson, Woznak. Row II Ferguson, Nyenhuis, Terry, Keavy, McMurtrie, Neumann. Wrestling:, a new sport at South, and Cross Country are two minor sports for active boys. Although we call them minor sports, they really are major sports for those who participate. GYMNASTICS Row I Downing. Lindberg. Graham, McMurtric, Haslcr, Nordstrom, Lcnz. Row II Hocchcrl, Ronning, Scheuchl, Verrctt, Harris. Huffman, Novak, Stevenson. SWIMMING Row I Rein, Hess. Row II Neilson, Johnson. Riley, Berg, Gebhart, Pavliccck. Row III Sjo juist, Peterson, Watts, Okeen, Leonard, Nelson. The gymnastics team has done fairly well this year with some individuals showing outstanding ability; the swimming team won its first meet since 1948. 53 BASEBALL Row I Carlson. Eidc. Aim, Randazza, Wcstby, Kaminski. Barry. Row II Kcavv, Rasmussen. Bridgcman, Johnson. Vcsovich, Dahlstrom, Holm. Tnciscn, Anderson. Captain, Dick Randazza Row I Green, Ferch, Holstad, From, Vincent. Morstad, Gilligan, Gilli-g_an. Nelson, Novak Row II Coach Barnard, Yates, Johnson, Patterson, Nelson, Hoecherl. Vcrrctt, Fischer, Westby, Coach Wallin. Row III Sherman. Clay. Scroggins, Green, Ferguson. Raze. TBACK Co-captains, Jerry Westby and Duane Hoecherl 54 TENNIS Row I Ekberg, Julin, Barnard, Frecburg, Bursinger, Nelson, Row II Isaacson. Grimes, Wilson, Hall, Rengel, Erickson. Captain, Morton Barnard Captain, Jim Rydeen Nycnliuis, Horn, Provo, Rydeen 55 GIRLS9 SPORTS South High's feminine population has an excellent chance to participate in any one of many sports. Swimming, golf, tennis and badminton are coached by Miss Lothrop. Moreover, the girls can participate in the G.A.A. which carries on an active schedule of team sports. Thus South’s girls, through participation in athletics, have fun and obtain valuable experience. G.A.A. Touchhall Champs. Row I D. Rice. A. Hollenkamp. Capt. R. Zarins, R. I.arson. Row II C. Winsor, M. Walburg, A. Minkevics, Z. Cukurs, M. Cewe. Girls’ Golf Team. Row I C. Johnson, TV Peltola, C. Winsor. R Indahl, J. Winhcrf?, M. Martineau, P. Nelson, J. Mart, J. Antonscn, D. Rrads-i� ury, P. Burch, J. Carlson. L. Ohlson. Girls' Swimming Team. Row I A. Kopacek, P. Nelson. J. Kobcska, M. Martineau. j. Winherg. Row II J. Martineau. R. Pearson. S. Zimmerman, Y. Dorrian. G. Vollmar, I.. Strand. C. Peterson. G.A.A. Volleyball Champions. Row I V. Zewiske, I, Antonsen, C. Pearson. M. Cukurs, Capt. A’. Nelson. Row II R. Pearson, J. Olson. M. Chclmo, K. Mulcn. R Bosqucz, I. Geer. Girls’ Tennis Team. J. Meyers, R. Randall, R. Zarins, J. Gustafson, B. Carlson. H.R. CHAMPIONS 203 Girls’ Badminton Team. Row I M. Boyer. J. Gustafson. V. Zewiske, B. Carlson, C. Pearson, D. Holm, R. Zarins. Row II R. Pearson. J. Olson, A. Hollcn-kamp, C. Winsor, C. Johnson, R. Bosqucz, J. Meyers. Girls’ Table Tennis Team. R. Zarins, J. Olson. H.R. RUNNER-UPS 7 One of the highlights of the year, Home Room Volleyball, makes it possible for every student to play. Also it creates school spirit, and fosters teamwork between boys and girls. 57 The jungle abounds with activity. From busy ants crawling in the sand, to monkeys chattering in the treetops, it is alive. This abundance of life makes it exciting. South High’s village has caught this spirit of life and action, and every inhabitant has found it fun not only to watch but also to become a part of these village activities. He has fun; he makes new friends; he learns how' to cooperate, to coordinate, to accept responsibility, and to organize; and he gains valuable experience in developing his special talents. Class plays, banquets, homecoming celebrations, the senior prom, various dances, the C. F. hayride, Howdy Week, the auditorium pep fests — all these and many more provide an excellent way for students to get together as friends, as a club, as a class, or as a school. It’s up to each individual to make village activities lively by being active himself. The happiest students take part in the most activities. They are giving their best to everything always. Homecoming Attendants: Gloria Carlson, Kenny ZuehlsdorfT. Marilyn Ludvigson, Jim Julin, Homecoming King and Queen: Bill Holm and Joann Nowak. 59 HOME The pro rar we S al — be «n -to play a io enn dhu, i ous I w a i t n g, -t o o •to be Crowned. S u� ci d e I y, the room,came screams ©t were s ow plated on When the program WAS fol lowed -the ex-feremely Avenve, -to the y to v ct ory . They w ‘ ‘ realised that the were so Seven 0 Atter the ame was d a s V e d ho m e, ha d a bite, tor the danee. So ended da t-©r the. rojal eouipie FLIP THE 60 COMING most over w hen -the band march. The -tense Crowd w«S ■the J ard were • tau -t out o-t quietness ©t joa as -the roj.l Xoann N ovi k ® f'd Gill Wo I in. over, -the a rd excited crowd atroii Ce -to Cheer -the us thr'i | led When thC'j a-t last lived vjl p t: o -their Jlojjn S • . TSJ. over -the r o a couple, to eat, d rushtd bac a hrilliny and — H©me Coming I T £T 5 CARDS H 61 Barbara Lodden, Denny Kida, Pat Wood. CHEERLEADERS Pat Scott, Barbara Carlson. Marilyn Krovc, Joann Nowak. Mary Kay Burns, Kathy Carol Carlbom. 62 Nadia Christensen, Nancy Dahl, Barbara Hallin. S « WEEK Clash Day, the sale of orange and black beanies, a volley ball tournament starring Jim Terry’s Senior champs, and a skating party despite sub-zero weather were the opening features of Sno Week. In addition, the week was crammed with rehearsals for the Sno Week program which featured acts such as the Choralaires, a pantomime by Ardis Stenmark and Patti Seeker, and an amusing portrayal of the Hockey team. However, the thrills really began when Mary Kay Burns was crowned queen, the first Junior to win this title. Attended by Gloria Carlson, Joyce Antonsen, and Barbara Herkal, Mary Kay reigned over the Sno Ball which ended the exciting week. •' “V 63 Cast Joan Burman....... Steve Roland ..... Mrs. Virginia Lake W ebster Lake .... Glenn Merlin...... Homer Hedges ... Maxine Harlow ... Harriet Harlow ... Chester Dennison . Blanche Dennison . Claribel Flagstone . Caroline Whiting . ... Marilyn Krove ..Morton Barnard .....Joan Carlson ...Milan VVoznak ...Jack Bursinger ..Glenn Nyenhuis -----Carol Johnson .....Diane Carley ....James Rvdcen .....Rute Zarins .... Nancy Hewitt Nadia Christensen Student Director, Zile Cukurs VANISHING “I — I have no desire to become a — a vanishing Lake!” “Oh for the carefree life of an orphan !” 64 Director, Douglas Davis GODDESS” Cast Joan Burtnan...... Steve Roland...... Mrs. Virginia Lake Webster Lake Glenn Merlin...... Homer Hedges ... Maxine Harlow ... Harriet Harlow ... Chester Hennison . Blanche Dennison . Claribel Flagstone . Caroline Whiting . Marilyn Ludvigson ..Rodney Huffman ....Mary W’arme ____David Nygren ......Gale Wolfe ...Harrell Weaver ... Ardis Stenmark ...Sandra Johnson ... .James A. Riley ... . Joyce D. Olson ......Patti Seeker .... Barbara 1 lallin “I’m lovely, I'm desirable, and we’re engaged!” .. someone in this house has committed a grave crime .. 63 66 TIGER SNAPS 67 FREEDOMS FOUNDATION Learning about democracy is a vital part of education; education prepares us for citizenship. Thus, learning about our precious American heritage of basic freedoms and responsibilities is our duty as students and as citizens. South High has made great progress by educating its students for citizenship. Moreover, we have won the Freedoms Foundation Award. The Freedoms Foundation Award is given to citizens, organizations, or schools that have made outstanding achievement in bringing about a better understanding of the American way of life. The Freedoms Foundation is a national award; people from all over the United States send in entries which are judged by a group of state Supreme Court jurists and National executive officers of patriotic, veterans, and service clubs. This group was headed by Dr. George Humphrey, president of the University of Wyoming. For the third year in succession, South has won a principal award. South's winning entry consisted of an “American Way Book containing ten projects initiated by the Speech Department. These projects included bulletin board displays, speeches, and essays. More than two hundred of South’s students worked on the book which was compiled by a special committee headed by Jane Eschweilcr and Zile Cukurs under the direction of Mrs. Elliflf. The “American Way Book” contained three sections: “The Fundamental Belief in God,” “Expressing Our Freedoms,” and the “Trip to Valley Forge.” The award consisted of a “Freedoms Library,” the George Washington Honor Medal, and the trip to Valley Forge where the presentation was made on February 22, 1955 in the barn where George Washington had his headquarters. Mrs. Elliff and Jane Eschweiler took the trip or the “Freedoms Pilgrimage” which was an educational tour of Valley Forge, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. The presentation of awards, by the guest speaker and Clifford Hood, president of the United States Steel Corporation, was broadcasted on all N.B.C. stations. We should be proud of the outstanding work our school has done to preserve the ideals of democracy and freedom which are so dear to each of us. TIGER WINNERS The winning homerooms in this year’s Tiger Contest are 211, 103, and 104. The representatives from these rooms are: Karen Dorrian, freshman; Jeanne Henriksen, sophomore; and Edith LeMay, junior, not pictured. These representatives were the first to have every student in their room make a down payment on this year’s Tiger. ALMA MATER When Alma Mater calls her sons to Old South High, They rally ’round her mighty throne from far and nigh; Her blazing banners gleam aloft with orange flame, Her sons adore her, stand before her, cheering forth her name. Though years may come when we are gone from Old South High, They ne’er will take a loyal heart from Old South High; Though silent time steals fast upon us, love is young, In spite of years, of foes and fears, thy praises shall be sung. Chorus: Alma Mater true, All our hearts imbue With a love for thee that cannot die. And we’ll dare to do, Alma Mater true, As should all good sons of Old South High. 69 In the South High jungle village, the oldest, most experienced, and most respected of tribes are the seniors. These seniors have lived long in the jungle; they have been taught many facts and skills to help them after they leave the village. The tribe educates the senior by teaching friendship and co-operation. Held by these ties of friendship, a senior becomes loyal to his tribe by taking part in its activities. He learns to co-operate and to compromise; thus, he becomes a finer person. After graduation a senior must solve his problems alone. Leaving the familiar surroundings of the village, he can no longer rely on jungle guides for help. He will find that completing High School is a milestone to further knowledge; to learn is to live. Peculiarly sad as he watches friends graduate, he knows that his High School years have been precious, and he will miss South High. The fun of friendship, the achievements of the Class of 55 — these things he will never forget. SENIOR ADVISORS: Mr. Kogl, Miss Gnade. Mrs. Hcggen. Mrs. Ilia, Mr. Nyholm, Miss Bruce, Mr. Swarstad, Miss Guy, Mrs. Forsyth. Mr. Mona. Not Pictured: Mr. Kelly. Pres., Norm Dahl, Sec., Gerry Corcoran, Treas.. Edith Barstow Sgt.-at-arms, John Fritz, Vice Pres., Dick Horn. Sgt.-at-arms, Curt Stengel. VALEDICTORIANS D. BOUCHARD D. CARLEY M CARLSON P. FREEMAN R. JACKMAN B. PELTOLA M. WARME SALUTATORI AN S N. CHRISTENSEN C. ERICKSON S. JOHNSON V. NEWGARD R. RAMSEY HONOR ROLL LARRY ALM JANICE BAIZEL EDITH BARSTOW JANICE BERGLUND BEVERLY BRAATEN GLORIA CARLSON JOANNE CHRISTENSEN KAY COLLINGE SHARON CLEVE ZILE CUKURS NANCY DAHL JANE ESCHWEILER CATHERINE FELDSTEIN MARILYN FROLIK JOAN GIBSON JAMES HACKETT JANICE HANSON JEAN KELLY VICTORIA KORPAL MARTHA LARSON JANET LAVESON LUBOW LEUS RUTH LOSET MARILYN LUDVIGSON LOIS LUNNEBORG JANEAL MATTHEWS DARLENE MEVISSON CAROLYN MICHELSEN ROBERT NELSON JOANNE NOWAK EVONNE NYHLEN SHARON PHILLIPS PHYLLIS RALLS PATRICIA RAMERTH JAMES A. RILEY ANN RAE SALTZMAN CAROLE SEE ARDIS STENMARK EDNA ANN STRAINLINE SHARON TREMBLY BESSIE WAGNER RICHARD WELTZIN MARGARET ZABEL RUTE ZARINS 72 EVERETT WARNER ALLEN . . . “BUD. DEAN M. ALLENSON . . .“JACKSON ; Football. LARRY ROBERT ALM ... Hi-Y, Boy s Glee Club, Honor Society, Football, Hockey, Baseball, Chemistry Club, Jr. Class Pres. ARLENE M. ANDERSON . . . AR ; Choir. DON ANDERSON . . . THE NOSE. JERRY E. ANDERSON . . . GRAMPS ; Football, Basketball, Baseball. ALLEN L. ARNDT ... “AL. TOM AYERS . . . Choir. Red Cross, Stage Crew. JANICE MARIE BAIZEL . . . JAM ; Choir. Girl's Glee Club. Y-Tcens, Student Council; German Club, Christian Fellowship, Pep Club, Jr. Achievement. BEVERLY MARIE BERG . . . MOOSE ; Glee Club. JANICE L. E. BERGLUND . . . BERGY ; Band. Orchestra. Christian Fellowship, Svith-iod. Honor Society. Chemistry Club, Y-Teens, Class Play Committee, Sr. Day, Sr. Banquet. Jr. Banquet. GAYLE LILLIAN BINE . . . Y-Tccns. RONALD RAYMOND BAKKEN . . . Projection, Tiger Rep., Student Council Alternate, Class Play Committee. CATHERINE GLADYS BANKER . . . FRESHMAN ; Red Cross. G.A.A., Mixed Glee Club, Jr. Banquet. MORTON JAMES BARNARD . . . CORKY ; Choir. Tennis Team, Speech Club. Student Council Alternate. EDITH E. BARSTOW . . . EDIE ; Red Cross, Leadership, Sr. Banquet, Sr. Prom, Baccalaureate. Sr. Day. Sr. Class Treasurer. JANICE M. BARTKO. DARLENE JOY BEIER . . . COOKIE”; Christian Fellowship. ALLEN W. BLOCH . . . “AL ; Spanish Club. Christian Fellowship. Chemistry Club. VIRGINIA E. BOLLER . . . PUDGE. DIANE ADELE BOUCHARD . . . BUSHY ; Chemistry Club. Choir. Tiger Staff. Girl's Glee Club, Library Help. Leadership. Y-Tcens, Honor Society, Pep Club. Jr. Banquet, Sr. Day. Baccalaureate, Commencement. WINNIE E. BOYLAN . . . WIN ; Choir. Y-Teens, Glee Club, Pep Club, Jr. Usher. Sr. Prom. BEVERLY ANN BRAATEN . . . “BEV ; Choir. Y-Tcens. Glee Club, Svithiod. Honor Society, Pep Club. Jr. Usher. App. Music. Homecoming. Sr. Day. BETTY J. BROWN ... BETTS ; Red Cross. DON W. BUECHELE . . . Football. BARBARA JEANNE BULL . . . “BARB ; Choir, Girl's Glee Club. Red Cross, Y-Tccns, Pep Club, Sr. Banquet, Sr. Prom, Commencement. BARBARA ELLYNE BURRINGTON . . . MO ; Girl's Glee Club, Red Cross, Leadership, Swimming Team, Golf Team, Spanish Club, Jr. Banquet. JACK LOUIS BURSINGER . . . “BIRDIE ; Choir, Speech Club, Chemistry Club, Tennis Team, Homecoming, Sr. Cabinet PEARL R. BUTZ . . . Girl’s Glee Club, Jr. Banquet. DIANE A. CARLEY . . . Choir. Y-Tccns. Student Council. Red Cross, Speech Club, Leadership, Honor Society, Office Help, Jr. Banquet, Class Play Committee, Sr. Day, Sr. Prom. DONALD GILMORE CARLSON . . . “DON. GLORIA ANNE CARLSON . . . CARL ; Choir, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Svithiod, Pep Club, Speech Club, Red Cross, Chemistry Club, Jr. Banquet, Homecoming Attendant, Class Play Committee, Student Council Recording Secretary. JOAN LILLIAN CARLSON . . . “SWEDE”; Choir, Y-Tccns. G.A.A., Pep Club, Svithiod, Leadership, Red Cross, Girl's Glee Club, Jr. Banquet, Sr. Day, Class Play Committee. Sr. Banquet, Sr. Cabinet. MARYLIN ROSE CARLSON . . . “JINX ; Jr. Usher, Choir, Student Council, Office Help, Honor Society, Svithiod, German Club, Pep Club, Y-Tccns, Glee Club, Homecoming, Commencement. Sr. Day. ROBERT CARLSON . . . “BOB”: Hockey. Tiger Rep., Chemistry Club. DIANE MARCIA CARSON . . . “DI. DAUREEN MARLENE CARVATT . . . “TWIN ; Mixed Glee Club. MAUREEN ARLENE CARVATT . . . “TWIN ; Mixed Glee Club. Tiger Rep. ARLENE B. CASTLE . . . Y-Teens. Christian Fellowship, Choir. Glee Club. MARY JO ANN CEWE . . . “JO.” GERALD E. CHOVANCEK . . . “CHOVY.” JOANNE SHARON CHRISTIANSEN . . . JOANNIE”; Girl's Glee Club. Honor Society, Tiger Rep., Christian Fellowship, Jr. Banquet. KAI BECH CHRISTENSEN . . . Band, Jr. Achievement. Student Council Alternate. NADIA MARGARET CHRISTENSEN . . . “CANDY”; Choir. Cheerleader, Orchestra. Student Council, Honor Society, Southerner, Christian Fellowship, Pep Club. Jr. Usher. Office Help. Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Class Plav Committee, Sr. Day. Jr. Class Sec. SHARON CLEVE . . . SHERRY ; Christian Fellowship. Y-Tccns. Honor Society, Jr. Usher. Chemistry Club, Leadership, Jr. Banquet. MARLENE LENORE COLBY . . . Library Help. KAY JOY COLLINGE . . . “KAYCEE”; Choir. Pep Club. Y-Teens, Tiger Rep.. Christian Fellowship. Svithiod. Honor Society. Jr. Usher. Office Help. Jr. Banquet, Class Play Committee. Sr. Day. IRMA JEAN CONE . . . “GERTIE. 74 NORMAN LYLE DAHL . . . “NORM”; Choir, Hockey, Football. Baseball, Hi-Y, Sr. Class President, Student Council Treasurer. CHARLES IOHN DALBY. DONALD RHYSE DENNIS . . . “DON”; Projection. Tiger Rep. DICK C. DIERKE . . . “DIRK”; Golf, Basketball. Sr. Banquet. GERALDINE D. DOLL . . . “GERI”; Choir. Y-Tcens, Student Council, Leadership, Mixed Glee Club, Southerner Staff, Jr. Banquet. Homecoming, Sr. Pirom. DONNA RAE DRAVES ... “DONI”; G.A.A.. Girl's Glee Club. PATRICIA ANN COONS . . . PAT”; Girl's Glee Club. Spanish Club. Choir, Tiger Rep., Hall Guide. Sr. Banquet. GERALDINE M. CORCORAN . . . “GERRY”; Tiger Staff. Leadership. Student Council. Red Cross. Jr. Usher, Sr. Prom, Homecoming, Jr. Banquet, Baccalaureate, Sr. Dav. Sr. Class Secretary. DONNA JEAN CRASS . . . “KOKO.” RICHARD DALE CREW . . . DICK”; Track Team. CHARLENE R. CROLEY . . . “CHAR ; Hall Guide. Girl’s Glee Club. ZILA HELGA CUKURS . . . “ZUZY”; Student Council. Y-Tecns, G.A.A., Speech Club. German Club, Honor Society, Sr. Day, Sr. Banquet. GAIL RAE CUMMINGS ... Jr. Banquet. BEVERLY DAHL . . . “BEV”; Christian Fellowship. NANCY CARROL DAHL . . . “CHRIS”; Mixed Glee Club, Choir. Student Council, Southerner Staff. Cheerleader, Honor Society, Jr. Banquet, Homecoming. Class Play Committee. Sr. Day. CAROLLEE ANN DREON . . . “LEE”; Tiger Rep., Red Cross. Cheerleader. Jr. Banquet. Sr. Banquet. Sr. Dav. Homecoming. MARY LARUE DYNNESON. ALLEN EIDE . . . “AL ; Baseball. KAREN E. ELLINGSON . . . “SWEDE”; Red Cross, Student Council, Dean Helper, Commencement. GENE RUSSELL ELMS. RILLA GAIL EMBERLEY . . . Red Cross. Student Council. Tiger Rep., Jr. Banquet. Sr. Day, Sr. Banquet. JACQUELINE HELEN ENGBERG . . . “JACKIE”; Student Council. Choir. Red Cross. Dean Helper. Girl’s Glee Club, Jr. Banquet, Sr. Banquet. JUNE A. ENGLUND . . . “BUTTONS”; Red Cross. Mixed Glee Club. Girl’s Glee Club. Jr. Banquet. CAROL YVONNE ERICKSON . . . ERIC”; Choir. Glee Club, Y-Teens. Pep Club, Tiger Rep.. Library Helper, Honor Society, Commencement, Tiger Staff. 75 JANE ELIZABETH ESCHWEILER . . . “ESCH ; Orchestra, Christian Fellowship, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Pep Club, Speech Club, Honor Society. Jr. Banquet, Sr. Banquet, Class Play Committee. ROGER ALLEN EVENSON . . . “ROG”; Football, Hockey. FRED W. EXTRAND. JOSEPH D. FAIRBANKS . . . “JOE”. JAMES EDWARD FANCHER . . . “JIM” JOYCE LOUISE FANCHER . . . “JO”; Y-Tccns, Flag Twirler. Pep Club, Sr. Banquet, Sr. Prom, Commencement. CATHERINE FELDSTEIN ... . “CATHY”; Jr. Banquet, Sr. Banquet, Sr. Day, Baccalaureate, Homecoming. ELDON FRANK FERCH . . . AL”; Football, Track, Cross Country. MARVIN S. FOSS . . . “MARV”; Band. Track. THOMAS PAUL FOSTER . . . “TOM”; Gymnastics. CLAYTON FREDERIC FREEBURG . . . “BUCKY ; Hi-Y, Choir, Student Council, Southerner, Football. Gymnastics, Tennis, Hockey, Leadership, Jr. Banquet, Homecoming, Sr. Banquet. Student Council Vice President. NANCY JO FREEBURG . . . Glee Club, Student Council, Jr. Banquet, Sr. Banquet, Sr. Prom, Sr. Day. Homecoming. PATRICIA LOUISE FREEMAN ... “PAT”; Y-Tcens, Honor Society. Projection, Spanish Club, Class Play Committee. Sr. Day. JOHN W. FRITZ . . . “FRITZ ; Svithiod. Football. Track. Sr. Class Sgt.-at-arms. MARILYN KATHRYN FROLIK . . . Band. Y-Tcens, Pep Club, Orchestra. JOHN GALLAGHER . .. MIKE”; Football. Hockey. JOAN KAY GIBSON . . . “JO”; Y-Teens. Student Council Alternate, Library Helper, Jr. Banquet. HARRIET RUTH GLIDDEN . . . “HAT ; Choir, Red Cross, Y-Teens, Southerner, Christian Fellowship, Chemistry Club, Jr. Banquet. Class Play Committee, Homecoming. Sr. Banquet, Sr. Day, Commencement, Sr. Prom. DARLENE E. GOSSET . . . “DOLLY”; Library Helper, Red Cross, Chemistry Club, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Banquet, Commencement. Sr. Prom. DOROTHY MARIE GROSS . . . POT. JOYCE MARLYN GROSS . . . “JO”; Y-Teens, Christian Fellowship, Student Council, Southerner, Girls’ Glee Club. Pep Club, Commencement. Baccalaureate. RUSSELL DAVID GUNDERSON . . . “GUNDY ; Band. IRIS JEAN GUREK . . . “JEANNIE ; Choir. Library Helper, Red Cross. WILLIAM L. GUTZKE . . . “WILLY.” BARBARA GRACE HALLIN . . . BARBI ; Band, Y-Teens. G.A.A., Pep Club, Cheerleader. Leadership, Jr. Banquet, Class Play Committee, Sr. Day. JAMES E. HACKETT ... JIM ; Southerner. LORETTA GLADYS GUSTAFSON . . . “GUST IE. RICHARD JAMES HALVORSON . . . HALVY.” LAUREL A. HALVORSON . . . LAURIE ; Choir. Honor Society, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Chemistry Club, Jr. Banquet. Sr. Day. Sr. Banquet, Baccalaureate, Commencement. DONALD L. HANSEN . . . DON. ROBERT E. HANSEN . . . “BOB ; Tiger Rep., Orchestra. SANDRA JEAN HANSEN . . . “SANDY ; Y-Tccns, Pep Club, Svithiod. Baccalaureate. SHIRLEY ANNE HANSEN . . . SHIRL ; Y-Tccns, Pep Club. Student Council, Glee Club. GLENN LLOYD HANSON . . . Tiger Rep. JANICE CLAIRE HANSON . . . JAN ; Y-Teens. Christian Fellowship, Sr. Day, Sr. Banq net. ROBERT J. HAUGEN . . . BEEBE. MARILYNN DIANE HAWKINSON . . . “MARE ; Y-Tccns, Pep Club, G.A.A., Christian Fellowship, Mixed Glee Club, Red Cross, Chemistry Club. JANET CATHERINE HENNEBERRY . . . JAN. JOAN FRANCES HENNING . . . HIPS ; Y-Tccns. Red Cr« s , Leadership, Christian Fellowship, G.A.A., German Club, Jr. Usher, Homecoming, Jr. Banquet. Class Play Committee. Sr. Banquet, Sr. Day. JOHN DALE HENRIKSON. EDDIE HESS . . . “BRUSH ; Southerner, Chemistry Club. NANCY MARTHA HEWITT . . . Glee Club. G.A.A.. Speech Club, Library Helper, Jr. Usher. Class Play Committee. Sr. Banquet, Commencement, Sr. Prom. Sr. Day, Baccalaureate. MARGARET ANN HIGGINS ... “PEGGY ; lr Achievement. Baccalaureate, Sr. Prom. MARLYS MAE HILSTROM . . . “MICKEY”; Choir. Y-Tcens, Pep Club, Chemistry Club, Sr. Banquet, Commencement. WILLIAM HOLM . . . BILL ; Hockey. Homecoming King. BRUCE HOLMAN. EARL HOMSTAD . . . “BUD ; Orchestra. Dixie Land Band. RICHARD HORN . . . “DICK ; Golf. Basketball, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club. Homecoming, Sr. Class Vice President. 77 SONJA MARIE HOVLAND . . . “RICKY”; Red Cross. Flag Twirling, Tiger Rep., Sr. Banquet. ROBERT HUBERTY . . . “BOB” RODNEY L. HUFFMAN . . . ROD”; Hi-Y. BARBARA JEAN HURD . . . “SISTER”; Sr. Banquet. ROSE MARIE INDAHL . . . “ROSIE”; Y-Tccns, G.A.A., Pep Club, Sr. Day, Commencement, Class Plav Committee. SHIRLEY ANN ISENBERG . . . “SHIRL”; Y-Tccns. Pep Club, Christian Fellowship, Red Cross. RUTH HELEN JACKMAN . . . G.A.A.. Jr. Achievement. Southerner, Honor Society, Chemistry Club, Jr. Banquet, Commencement, Sr. Prom. PHYLLIS IRENE JACOBSON “PHYL”; Glee Club. Jr. Usher. Class Play Committee, Sr. Banquet, Sr. Day, Commencement. Baccalaureate. ALVIN JENSEN . . . AL.” ft f% SHIRLEY L. JOHNSON .., “PETE”; Choir. Y-Tecns, Svithiod, Tiger Rep., Pep Club, Girl’s Glee Club, Christian Fellowship, Southerner, Commencement, Homecoming. VIRGINIA MAE JOHNSON . . . Orchestra. G.A.A., Jr. Achievement. Band, PAUL JONGQUIST . . . BUMPY.” GLORIA ANN JUBERA . . . TONI”; Choir. Y-Tccns. Pep Club, Spanish Club, Girl’s Glee Club, Commencement. JAMES VERNON JULIN . . . “JIM”; Choir. Gymnastics. Homecoming Attendant, Jr. Banquet. JEAN KELLY . . . KELLY”; Student Council, Y-Tccns, Pep Club, Chemistry Club, Commencement. Baccalaureate. TOM C. KELLEY. RONALD WILLIAM KELLY. DONNA MARIE KINIKIN . . . “DON”; Mixed Glee Club. Library Helper, Sr. Day. JUNE B. JETLAND . . . Christian Fellowship. BETTY L. JOHNSON . .. “BETZ”; Y-Tccns. Girl's Glee Club, Christian Fellowship, Southerner, Red Cross, Swimming Team, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Banquet, Commencement. Sr. Banquet, Baccalaureate, Sr. Day. CAROL ANN JOHNSON . . . “JOHNIE”; Choir, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Svithiod, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Mixed Glee Club, Girl's Glee Club, Pep Club, Southerner, Jr. Banquet. Homecoming, Class Play Committee. Sr. Banquet. Tiger Rep., Student Council Alternate, Leadership, Chemistry Club. MALCOLM E. JOHNSON . . . “MAL. MARYANN M. JOHNSON . . . G.A.A. SANDRA A. JOHNSON . . . SANDY”; Student Council. Pep Club, Svithiod. Christian Fellowship, Chemistry Club, Y-Tccns. Honor Society, Leadership. Jr. Banquet, Commencement. Baccalaureate. 78 DONALD J. KNUTSON . . . “DON”; Stage Crew. RICHARD J. KOOB . . . “RUBE”; Hockey. Football, Baseball. VICTORIA FRANCES KORPAL . . . VICKEY”; Red Cross. Projection. Chemistry Club. Jr. Banquet, Sr. Prom. FRANCES WANITA KOZEL . . . “FRAN”; Sr. Day. MARILYN LOUISE KROVE . . . Choir. Red Cross, Leadership, Cheerleader, Jr. Banquet, Sr. Day. LOIS JEAN LAMERE ... Red Cross, Jr. Usher, Leadership, Jr. Banquet. KAY BARBARA LANGDON . . . LITTLE KAY”; Baccalaureate. Sr. Banquet. NANCY JUNE LARSEN . . . Red Cross, Office Help, Tiger Rep., Southerner, Leadership. DAVID WAYNE LARSON . . . “LARS. VIRGINIA RAMONA LINDBERG . . . “GINNY ; Christian Fellowship, Tiger Rep., Spanish Club. Jr. Achievement. Pep Club. DIANE RAMONA LOFGREN . . . Baccalaureate. LOUISE CATHERINE LOKEN . . . Hall Guide, Red Cross, Jr. Usher. MARTHA E. LARSON . . . “MARTI”; Student Council. Y-Teens. Orchestra. Christian Fellowship. Svithiod, Pep Club, Southerner, Honor Society, Homecoming, Commencement, Baccalaureate, Sr. Day. JANET V. LAVESON . . . JAN”; Svithiod. Y-Teens, Pep Club, Glee Club. Baccalaureate. MARLENE MARY LEGAT . . . “MAR”; Y-Teens, G.A.A., Jr. Usher, Tiger Rep., Sr. Banquet, Sr. Prom, Sr. Day. Commencement. GRANT G. LEONARD ... Jr. Achievement, Commencement. RICHARD JOHN LEONARD . . . “DICK ; Golf. Swimming, Hockey, Chemistry Club. LUBOW LEUS . . . LOU”; Glee Club. G.A.A., Y-Teens, Chemistry Club, Jr. Banquet. Sr. Banquet, Homecoming. ELENORE MARIE LONGEN. RUTH MARIE LOSET . . . “RUTHIE”; Band, Orchestra, Y-Teens, Christian Fellowship, Jr. Achievement, Baccalaureate. ROSEMARY LUCAS . . . “ROSE”; Y-Teens, Jr. Achievement, Sr. Prom, Baccalaureate. MARILYN JENE LUDVIGSON . . . “MARE”; Choir, Y-Teens, Student Council, G.A.A., Christian Fellowship, Jr. Class Princess, Honor Society, Tiger Stall, Homecoming Attendant. Jr. Banquet, Sr. Banquet, Sr. Day, Class Play Committee, Jr. Usher, Homecoming. Chemistry Club. LOIS ELAINE LUNNEBORG . . . “LOONIE ; Choir, Y-Teens, Student Council, G.A.A.. German Club, Leadership, Pep Club, Jr. Banquet, Homecoming, Sr. Banquet. JOHN MARTIN MASON. 79 JIM ALLEN MICHAELS . . . “MIKE”; Football, Track, Projection, S. Club. CAROLYN MICHELSEN . . . MIKE”; Choir, Girl’s Glee Club, Y-Teens, Christian Fellowship, Svithiod, Pep Club, App. Music, Sr. Day. NANCY MARIE MILLER . . . “NANCE”; Tiger Staff, Sr. Day. Jr. Banquet. Homecoming, Commencement. AINA ANITA MINKEVICS . . . G.A.A., German Club, Y-Tccns. DAINA DROSMA MINKEVICS . . . “MAZINAJS”; G.A.A.. German Club. Y T cens. DAVID E. MOBERG . . . “MITBY”; Hi-Y, Ir. Banquet. Jr. Usher. KYLE PHILLIP MATHISON . . . Projection, Hi-Y. JANEAL NANCY MATTHEWS . . . Student Council Alternate. G.A.A. JOHN F. MATTHEWS . . . Football. Basketball, Student Council, Spanish Club, Jr. Banquet. LAVONA ANN McCULLOCH . . . Office Help, G.A.A., Red Cross, Glee Club, Hall Guide, Sr. Day. BARBARA ANN MeDONALD ... Red Cross, Office Help, G.A.A., Glee Club, Hall Guide. Jr. Banquet. RICHARD L. MeGINNIS . . . “MAC”; Football. Stage Crew, Christian Fellowship, Projection. JOHN McMURTRIE . . . “PAT”; Football. Track. BARBARA JEANNE MeNURLIN . . . “McNUIT ; Tiger Rep.. Tiger Staff. DARLENE MARIE MEVISSEN . . . “TINY ; Red Cross. Tiger Rep., G.A.A. KAREN ELIZABETH MORBEN . . . “KEM ; Y-Teens, Red Cross, Jr. Banquet. Homecoming, Sr. Day. LEON ROBERT MURRAY . . . “SONNIE.” ARLITA JOYCE NELSON . . . “LEE”; Glee Club, Student Council, Hall Guide, V'-Teens, Christian Fellowship, G.A.A., Jr. Banquet. CAROL ANN NELSON . . . Y-Tcens. NATALIE FRANCES NELSON . . . “CHICKY”; Glee Club. Sr. Day. NORMA JOANN NELSON . . . “RIKI”; Girl’s Glee Club, Christian Fellowship. PHILLIP IVER NELSON . . . “PHIL.” ROBERT R. NELSON . . . “BOB”; Chemistry Club. Jr. Banquet, Homecoming, Sr. Banquet, Sr. Day. SHARON LEE NELSON ... Red Cross. Leadership, Sr. Banquet, Sr. Day, Baccalaureate. 80 SHIRLEY ARLENE OLAFSON . . . SHIRL ; Glee Club. Choir. Y-Teens. Office Helper, Christian Fellowship, Jr. Banquet, Sr. Banquet. Sr. Prom, Sr. Day, Commencement, Baccalaureate. MARY THERESE OLSEN ... BUBBLES”; Mixed Glee Club, Sr. Day. GORDON D. OLSON . . . RED”; Track. Southerner. JOYCE DIANE OLSON..................... Y-Teens. Red Cross. Student Council. G.A.A., Svithiod. Honor Society, Leadership. Jr. Usher, Christian Fellowship, Jr. Banquet, Sr. Banquet, Class Play Committee, Homecoming, Sr. Dav. RICHARD JOHN OLSON . . . LITTLE MOOSE.” ROGER HAROLD OLSON . . . BIG MOOSE. VURNELL NEWGARD . . . LYNNE ; Band, Orchestra, Christian Fellowship, Y-Teens, Honor Society, Chemistry Club, Jr. Banquet, Baccalaureate, Sr. Banquet. DOUGLAS GORDON NIELSON . . . DOUG ; Swimming, Football. Track. KENNETH E. NIELSON . . . KENNY”; Red Cross, Baseball. JOANN THERESA NOWAK . . . JO”; Homecoming Queen, Honor Society, Tiger Staff. Glee Club, Drama Club, Cheerleader, Jr. Usher. Homecoming, Jr. Banquet, Sr. Banquet, Sr. Day. GLENN NYENHUIS . . . HILLY”; Student Council, Dean Helper, Chemistry Club, Sr. Dav. DAVE NYGREN . . . DAD”; Jr. Achievement. EYVONNE MARLYS NYHLEN . . . BLONDIE”; Choir, Glee Club, Student Council, Red Cross, Honor Society, Pep Club. Jr. Usher. Jr. Banquet, Homecoming, Sr. Day, Sr. Banquet. EARL FRANCIS O’BRIAN. BARBRO ANN LORRAINE OHLSON . . . LORRI”; Y-Teens. Christian Fellowship, G.A.A., Pep Club, Svithiod, Office Helper, Golf Team, Jr. Banquet, Class Play Committee. ft If et $ IT JANET ELAINE OSTERBERG . . . JAN. ARTHUR V. OSTLUND . . . OZIE.” MARLENE CAROLE OSTREM . . . MARDY”; Leadership, Jr. Banquet, Sr. Day. DENNIS MICHAEL PARROW . . . DEN-NIE.” PATRICIA A. PASCH . . . PAT.” CAROLINE FAYE PEARSON . . . G.A.A., Y-Teens. Christian Fellowship. DENNIS H. PEARSON . . . DENNY.” ROBERT PERRY . . . BOB ; Football KENNETH ALLEN PERSONS . . . AL”; Hi-Y, Jr. Achievement. BETTE JEAN PELTOLA . . . “BEAR”; Honor Society. G.A.A., Y-Teens, German Club, Student Council. Pep Club, Chemistry Club. Class Play Committee. Homecoming. CAROL J. PETERSON . . . Y-Teens. G.A.A.. Pep Club, Chemistry Club. DELORES PETERSON . . . DEE. GERALD SWEN PETERSON ... “JERRY”; Hi-Y, Jr. Achievement. THOMAS B. PETERSON . . . “TOM. GERALD A. PFEIFER . . . “PFEIF”; Tiger Rep., Stage Crew. Red Cross. SHARON ROBERTA PHILLIPS ... Orchestra. Jr. Banquet. JEAN A. PIERCE . . . “BIG MAMBO ; Choir. Commencement. JOAN MARIE PJESCICH . . . “JO”; Y- Tcens, Pep Club. Class Play Committee, Sr. Day. JURIS PLESUMS . . . “GEORGE ; Chemistry Club. JACK M. PROVO . . . “PUNCHY ; Hi-Y. S. Club, Football, Basketball, Golf, Track, Sr. Banquet, Class Plav Committee. DELORES BETSY QUAM . . . “DEE”; Sr. Banquet. MERLE A. QUICKSTROM ... “SHORTY ; Tiger Rep., Y-Teens, G.A.A., Pep Club. MAXINE J. RAEDEL . . . MICKEY. PHYLLIS JEAN RALLS . . . “PHYLLIE”; Choir, Tiger Staff, Southerner, Christian Fellowship. Tiger Rep., Spanish Club, Honor Society, Girl’s Glee Club, Jr. Banquet, Class Play Committee. PATRICIA ANN RAMERTH . . . PAT ; Y-Tcens, Jr. Banquet. RUTH EDiTH RAMSEY . . . “RUTHIE”; Southerner, Christian Fellowship, Pep Club, Jr. Banquet, Class Play Committee, Baccalaureate. RICHARD DALE RANDALL . . . “DICK ; Band, Jr. Achievement. Class Play Committee. RICHARD SAMUEL RANDAZZA . . . “SAM”; Football. Basketball. Baseball. JOANNE ARNELIA RASMUSSON . . . “JO”; Flag Twirlcr, G.A.A., Y-Teens. Chemistry Club. Sr. Day, Sr. Banquet. CARL JOHN RAYMOND . . . “CULLY ; Wrestling. DARLENE JEANETTE REITAN . . . DAR”; Mixed Glee Club. JAMES A. RILEY . . . RI ; Chemistry Club. Choir, Student Council. Hi-Y, Cross Country, Swimming Team. Speech Club, Tiger Staff, Honor Society. Homecoming. Jr. Class Vice President, Student Council President. JAMES W. RILEY . . . “RABBIT”; Hi-Y. Baseball. DANIEL LEE SANDSTROM ... “BOONE. JAMES C. SARNER . . . “JIM. JOHN C. SARNER . . . JACK ; Jr. Achievement. COLLEEN SCHLEISMAN . . . Y-Tecns. Jr. Banquet, Class Play Committee, Sr. Prom, Sr. Day, Sr. Banquet. JAMES E. SCHLINK . . . “JIM”; Red Cross. Student Council Alternate. JUDITH ANN SCHMIDT . . . “JUDIE ; Class Play Committee, Sr. Banquet, Sr. Prom, Sr. Day. RICHARD E. ROBERTS . . . “DICK ; Hi-Y, Football, Swimming, Christian Fellowship, S. Club, Chemistry Club. DWAYNE THOMAS ROBERTSON . . . “DEWEY. JANICE ELAINE ROE . . . JAN”; Choir, Student Council, Pep Club, Jr. Banquet, Homecoming, Class Play Committee, Commencement. DAWN DARLENE ROFF . . . “DAR ; Y-Teens, Red Cross. Girl's Glee Club, Jr. Banquet. Class Play Committee, Sr. Dav. ROGER WILLIAM RONSEN . . . “RONS. TYRONE LEE ROSSOM . . . TERRY ; Basketball. Football. Svitbiod, Baseball. JAMES EDWARD RYDEEN . . . “JIM ; Student Council, S. Club, Red Cross, Tiger Staff, Hi-Y, Jr. Usher, Golf, Basketball, Sr. Day, Class Plav Committee. Homecoming. ANN RAE SALTZMAN . . . “ANNIE ; Y-Teens, Girl's Glee Club, Choir, Pep Club, Honor Society, Jr. Banquet, Class Play Committee. EDWARD LEE SAUNDERS . . . “EDDIE ; Football, Track. JUNE EVELYN SCHMIDT. RONALD PETER SCHOEN . . . “RONNIE ; Tiger Rep., Chemistry Club. DIANE KAY SCHWALBE . . . Y-Teens. Svitbiod, Pep Club, Tiger Staff. Class Play Committee, Jr. Banquet, Sr. Banquet. JOHN E. SEARLES . . . JACK. CAROLE ANN SEE . . . Student Council, Drama Club, Jr. Banquet. Sr. Day. Sr. Banquet. Baccalaureate. PATRICIA JOYCE SEEKER . . . “PATTI ; Y-Teens, Pep Club. Choir, Southerner, Sr. Banquet, Sr. Dav. BRIGITA VITA SEEFERS . . . “HOARSY. DOROTHY MARIE SEVALS . . . DOTTY ; Mixed Glee Club. PRISCILLA SHEA . . . “PERCEY”; Red Cross, Girl's Glee Club. G.A.A., Class Play Committee. 83 C! f.h if Wr j b .-A DARLINE GAIL SOUTH . . . “SOUTH”; Y-Tcens, Pep Club. DAVID D. SPOHN . . . SPOON.” DENNIS ALLEN STELLBURG . . . “MENACE”; Student Council, Chemistry Club. CURTIS JAMES STENGEL . . . “CURT”; Choir, Student Council, Hi-Y, Hockey. Track, Baseball, Football. Gymnastics. Swimming, Horaeeptning, Sr. Banquet, Sr. Class Sgt. at Arms. ARDIS MARIE STENMARK . . . “ARDI”; Choir, Y-Tcens, Student Council, Red Cross, Svithiod, Honor Society, Pep Club, Girl’s Glee Club, Tiger Staff, Soph. Princess. MARILYN JOYCE STENMO ... “MARLY ; Red Cross. Swimming, G.A.A. DENNIS D. SIMPSON . . . “DENNY”; Rand, Orchestra, Svithiod, Cross Country, Track. Jr. Achievement. Jr. Banquet. Sr. Day. SHIRLEY M. SINGLETON ... Red Cross. Student Council. Southerner. Spanish Club, Jr. Banquet. GARY J. SKAPYAK . . . Choir. Glee Club. Golf. Football. Hi-Y, Homecoming. JUDITH H. SKOGMAN . . . JUDY ; Y- Teens, Spanish Club, Christian Fellowship, Pep Club. CAROL JOAN SMITH . . . Y-Teens, Pep Club, Chemistry Club. Baccalaureate, Sr. Banquet. JAMES T. SMITH . . . “JIM ; Band. MERCEDES SMITH . . . “MERC ; Red Cross, Christian Fellowship. G.A.A., Pep Club. Tiger Rep., Y-Teens, Chemistry Club. CAROL ANN SMYTH . . . Student Council. Tiger Rep., Chemistry Club, Jr. Banquet, Sr. Banquet. Baccalaureate. VERNA JOYCE SNYDER . . . PEANIE”; Red Cross, Leadership. HARRY ROSS STEVENSON . . . “SONNY”; Homecoming. EDNA ANN STRAINLINE . . . “ED ; Baud. Orchestra, Y-Tccns, Sr. Day, Sr. Banquet. Class Play Committee. MYRNA LOUISE STREICH . . . Y-Teens. KAY ANN STURGEON . . . SCOTTY”; Commencement, Baccalaureate. ARTHUR WM. SUESS . . . BUD.” L. ELIZABETH SULANDER . .. “BETTY”; Leadership, Tiger Rep., G.A.A., Mixed Glee Club. Student Council Alternate. DALE ALLEN SWANSON . . . “SWANI. MARLIN DEAN SWENSON . . . “SWENS ; Band. NANCY ANN TAPELT . . . NAN ; Mixed Glee Club, Y-Tcens. GERALDINE HELEN TAYKALO . . . GERI ; Y-Teens. JAMES TERRY . . . ‘•JIM”; Football, Track. Wrestling, Lettermen's Club. MELVIN F. TIEMANN . . . “MEL”; Red Cross. DONNIE ALLAN TORKELSON . . . “DON.” SHARON KAY TREMBLEY . . . Y-Tccns, Honor Society, Southerner, Leadership, Pep Club. Chemistry Club, Sr. Banquet. PATRICIA TUTTLE . . . PAT.” HENRY F. VADER , . . “HANK”; Student Council. Track. Cross Country, Gymnastics, Hi-Y, Lettermen’s Club, Boy’s Glee Club, Chemistry Club. Commencement, Sr. Banquet. JANET LEE VAN ORDSTRAND . . . JAN”; Christian Fellowship, Orchestra. DONALD G. VERBA . . . “DON.” DARRELL L. WEAVER ... Jr. Achievement. Chemistry Club. Sr. Day. RICHARD DOUGLAS WELTZIN . . . DICK ; Band. Hi-S', Football. Tennis. Student Council, Chemistry Club. Homecoming. Jr. Banquet, Class Play Committee. JIM WESTBY . . . WEBBY”; Football, Hockey, Baseball. Hi-Y, Lettermen’s Club. JERRY L. WIDEGREN. EARTHIA C. WILEY. PHYLLIS MAE WILLMAN . . . PHYL”; Office Help. DAVID L. WILSON . . . DAVE”; Sr. Day. CAROL M. WINSOR . . . “KAYO ; G.A.A.. Red Cross. Y-Teens, Leadership. Pep Club. Christian Fellowship, Golf, Swimming, Jr. Banquet. GAYLE WOLFE . . . MAD DOG”; Football. BESSIE M. WAGNER . . . “BESS ; Jr. Usher. Y-Teens, Honor Society, Christian Fellowship, Tiger Staff, Sr. Banquet. Jr. Banquet, Chemistry Club, Homecoming, Leadership. MARILYN JOYCE WALDEMAR . . . MARY ; Red Cross. Christian Fellowship. KAY SANDRA WALKER . . . “KACY”; Y-Teens, Red Cross, Svithiod. Pep Club, Jr. Banquet, Homecoming, Office Help. Tiger Rep.. Class Play Committee. JAMES WALSH . . . JIM ; Football. Hockey, Baseball, Hi-Y, Lettermen’s Club, Chemistry Club. CAROL ANN WALSHLAGER . . . “WALLY ; Leadership. Jr. Banquet, Sr. Day. MARY ELIZABETH WARME . . . Choir. Y-Teens, Red Cross, Pep Club. Leadership, Honor Society. Chemistry Club, Jr. Banquet, Homecoming, Sr. Day. Baccalaureate. 85 RICHARD WOOD . . . “DICK; Rand. EDITH VIRGINIA WOODRUFF . . . WOODIE ; Glee Club. Choir. Y-Teens. Tiger Rep., Christian Fellowship, G.A.A., Jr. Banquet. Sr. Prom. LARISSA WOSKOBOINIK . . . “LARRY”; Student Council. Chemistry Club. MILAN A. WOZNAK . . . “FEARLESS”; Student Council Alternate. Jr. Achievement. Southerner, Chemistry Club, Sr. Day, Jr. Ranquet. DOUGLAS NEWELL WRIGHT . . . “DUGIE ; Rand. JAMES W. WRIGHT . . . “JIM”; Student Council. Rand. Christian Fellowship, Hi-Y, Jr. Ranquet. Homecoming. MARGARET ELLA ZABEL . . . “MABE”; Orchestra. Y-Teens, Honor Society, German Club, G.A.A.. Pep Club. Tiger Staff, Sr. Day, Raccalaureate. RUTE MAIJA ZARINS . . . “RUDY”; Jr. Achievement, German Club, Speech Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Glee Club, Tiger Staff. Ir. Banquet. Sr. Day. VALERIE ANN ZEWISKE . . . “TERRY”; Y-Teens, Chemistry Club, G.A.A., Student Council. Leadership. Jr. Banquet, Sr. Banquet, Homecoming, Sr. Day, Commencement, Christian Fellowship. SUSANNE KATHERINE ZIMMERMANN . . . Austrian Exchange Student, Choir, Y-Teens, Student Council, G.A.A., Swimming Club. Chemistry Club. NOT PICTURED . . . MIKE HOFER. RONNIE W. YOUNGREN. KENNETH ZUEHLSDORFF. SENIOR CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 8.......SCHOOL OPENED! OCTOBER 15 HOMECOMING—“FLIP THE CARDS” OCTOBER 27 ELECTION OF SENIOR OFFICERS JANUARY 24-28 .........SNOW WEEK MARCH 17-18.....SENIOR CLASS PLAY APRIL 21 .........SENIOR BANQUET MAY 13 ..............SENIOR PROM JUNE 10 ..............SENIOR DAY JUNE 12 ...........BACCALAUREATE JUNE 13 .............AWARDS DAY JUNE 16 ............COMMENCEMENT HALL OF FAME BEST ALL AROUND Lois Lunneborg Henry Vader Dpc'p PERSONALITY Gerry Corcoran Dick Horn MOST TALENTED Jan Roe Earl Homstad MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Diane Bouchard James Riley MOST MISCHIEVOUS Geri Doll Bob Perry BIGGEST FLIRT Martha Larson Curt Stengel WITTIEST Marylin Carlson Kenny Zuehlsdorff QUIETEST Sharon Cleve Harry Stevenson 87 HALL OF FAME BEST DRESSED Carol Walshlager Jack Bersinger BEST DANCERS Pat Seeker Corky Barnard MOST ATHLETIC Joyce Olson Jim Westby BEST SPORT Sandy Johnson Jim Rydeen MOST ACTIVE Gloria Carlson Bucky Freeburg LAZIEST Kay Walker Pat McMurtrie CLASS CHATTERBOX Ann Rae Saltzman Dick Weltzin FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Marilyn Ludvigson Gale Wolfe 88