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REMEMBER Tl JUNIORS 3 — Advisor Mr. Groff Row 1: Irene Burrington, lane Yatchoske, Jean Scolt, Bev lodden, Carolyn Tulch. Row 2: Kathy Savage, Karen Koss, Sandra Sevre, Linda Westling, Bonnie Warn. Row 3: Karen Bakion, Jane Stenen, Norma Folkens, Mary Ann Locho. Row 4: Wolfgang Happel, Terry O'Brien, leon Peterson, Ray Buechele. Row 5: Dale Schirmer, Joe Scholtes, Doug Petri, Tim Strick. Row 6. Brian Carley, Don Westling. Row 7: Bob Larson, Dick Howes, Tom Burnikel, Jim Buchan. JUNIORS 9 - Advisor Miss Bruce Row 1: Juanita Hernandez, Mary Elies, Diane Singleton, Nancy Liden, Diane Collins. Row 2: Sharon Duchene, Karen Englund, Jean Lindholm, Sylvia Martin. Row 3: Barry Baird, Julianna Herrington, Diana lotz, Donna Dalberto, Steve Holt. Row 4: Dennis Skare, Al Carriere, Jim lifgren. Row 5: Dave Hartke. Howord Brewer, Dennis Skapyak, Tony Aim, Wally Peterson, Gene Bryant. JUNIORS 105 — Advisor Mrs. Harris Row 1: Sharon Rucker, Cheryl Thompson, Joyce Torkelson, Judi Pfeiffer, Martha Brown. Row 2: Pat White, Marcia Steiner, Mary Kaminski, Linda Smith. Row 3: Iris Kelbrants, Kaye Mickle, Carolyn Dufner, Judi Draper, Milly Schmack. Row 4: Malcolm Bisson, Leroy Bismark, Roger Hoeft, Bob Brown. Row 5: Dole Bloger, Bruce Kearn, Mike Meyer, Dick Berg, Jim Reinke. Row 6: Tim Foster, Bob Seman, Dan Melonder, Del Barkowifz. Row 7. Howie Torkelson, Ron Knutson.
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OMENTS IN HOMEROOM HOMEROOM was a place and a time for building our memories. We will remember Homeroom as the place where new friendships were formed and old ones strengthened. Three times a week, Homeroom was a time of reading the bulletin: “Today we shall run the Auditorium schedule .. . ” “There will be a meeting today of the German Club in Room 206 at 3:05 ...” Homeroom was the time to receive passes from the counselors, program slips from the office, and skip slips from the classes we “forgot” to attend the day before. Homeroom was a place where many a payment was made and where we could save with the Banker. Homeroom was a place where we elected our officers, our queens, and this year the President of the United States in our mock election. Homeroom was a time to read our Southerners on Fridays. Almost every day Homeroom was the place for that last-minute homework that we were too tired” to do last night. But most of all we will remember Homeroom as the place where we received advice and help from our Advisors. They helped us to “Be South.” JUNIORS 114 — Advisor Mrs. Jacoby Row 1: Judy I ten tee. Jane O'Hagan. Barb Marlin, Sonja Baumann, Pal Remareik. Row 2: Mary Carlton, Carol DeMarro, Imogene Christina. Karen Belland, Gerry Carter. Row 3: Arlene Anderson, lovonne lundquitl, Sharon Johnson, Jeon Hemingway, Sally Johnson. Row 4: Sterling Carlton. Ron laFontaine, Bob Perry, Fred Weddel, Dick Sheldon. Row 5: Tom Bettein, Gordon Peters. Ken Zimmerman, Bill Argue, Mike Burke. Row 6: Gene Borseth, John Lewis, Don Wheat, Tyrone Crump. JUNIORS 110- Advisor Miss Drage Row 1: Leann Lewno, Nellie Logan, Diane Johnson, Joelyn Hova-net . Row 2: Susan Chesley, Barb Ratfield, Pot Stodieck, Maureen Wellon, Sylvia Sather. Row 3: Larry Anderson, Donna Duncan, Barb Berg, Dave Fenderson. Row 4: Bruce Wetternack, Dick Pelkey, Dave Johnson, Tom House. Row 5: Jerry McDonald, Dick Hedlund, Don Larson. JUNIORS 201 - Advisor Mr. Dillon Row 1: Kathy Totino, Kathy KolhofF, Michelle Wheaton. Vijo Rumpe. Mary Hawkins. Row 2: Diane Eckberg, Carol Rogers. Mortha Huelt-nitx, Jeanne leifermann, Bev Prattecke. Row 3: Ruthi Braun, John Bowrata, Jerry Nyenhuis, Roger Salter, Larry Ohme. Row 4: Jim Harris, Jerry Rudetill, John Bokusky, Svens Milenbachs. Row S: Ted Hallbock, John Weatherly. 19
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