South St Paul High School - Kaposia Yearbook (South St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

-A-v-' -....-1 , - X wtf 1 5 sim Apu-1 a The Muff First Row: Iverson. Bauch iodit I B doin.'l' lor or . sau ay . Second row: Schumaker. Boudf rye, Mr. Gower iadviserl. Winters, Grannis. Third row: Boermann. Pearson. Absent: Steiner. Prill. Gal- braith. ,Mai ICI56 I., f K P ei T Published by the Senior Class of SQUTH ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL South St. Paul, Minnesota ft - What do you do in school? Often we hear that question. Well, this book is an attempt to answer that question. Here we shall attempt to summarize the activities, in and out of class, that high school people engage in - curricular, extra-curricular, and non- curricular. We'll use some words and a lot of pictures. We'll try to give the reader a kind of conducted tour of the school. We hope that for outsiders, this book will be a revelation of the thousand- and-one things that go to make up the life of our high school community. For the student readers, we hope that now and in years to come the book will recall many pleasant memories. Kindness, friendliness, and cleverness are only a few of the many wonderful traits possessed by Mr. Allan Gower. His individuality is one of the main reasons he is so well-known and liked by the faculty and student body. Mr. Gower graduated from Hamline University in 1928, where he took a leading part in turning out the school paper. After graduation, he had the wonderful experience of teaching school for two years in Puerto Rico. The South St. Paul high school has had the privilege of having him as a member of its faculty for twenty-four years. Besides teaching senior English and joumalism, he is advisor to the school paper, the Hi Times, and to the Kaposia. His classes are enjoyed by all, for he possesses a sense of humor and knack which can make even the dullest English literature interesting to the students. He has also visited England, which fact enables him to relate many interesting facts about the country and its people. Mr. Gower is also coach of the South St. Paul high school tennis team. His hard work and determination have made tennis a prominent and successful sport of the school. The seniors are very proud to have chosen such an outstanding person to be their teacher of the year. Therefore we, the Class of '56, dedicate the Kaposia to Mr. Allan Gower. Here are the people who run the show. To the right are the members of the Board of Education. to whom. and to whose predecessors, we are in- debted for the fine school we have today. Below are Mr. Simley, who is chosen by ihe board io superiniend the af- fairs of the school system: and two people we are more closely acquainted wiih, Mr. Roiseland and Miss Williamson w ho have helped make our high school a place io be proud of Seated Ylamfmg Yin... Mr Peter Maurer fpresxdentl Dr Wnllram Deuberry Mr Maihew Sames Mr Wxllxam Cole Supermtendentl T Sxmley Mr Henry Todd lvxce presrdentl Mr Karl Twedi Mr C J Swedberg lsecretaryl Mr Bernard St Peter Mr I T Srmley Supermtendent of Schools '-ai'-ns Us J new Ice Pr 'fy M' Apnnciimx mczpal anC:VgI'lmson Ga mid' X T HE KAPOSIA O! Qui' 7-hue , .' o 4 1 I I . . . . I -I u I 1 0 I 0 I C a a l 0 n V, , , f'?:5 'e 2'4i'::gg., . ' .' ' 'Ja' - .'?'1i':-'vs ' Y. ,V U f 1 Af ' V : gzggh , L , A . 9,5 f,,4.,ne, . - ' -, '4 keg:-U 531.-, . 'L-'ff -Q, o ' eff y .. ' iii ' . L ff . ' v ' 2 I . I 1 f V A 5 , Q .4 A - of I Q... K 5- x - '. f ' v 'Q A A , - .EV 3 . exgii M 0 . n . MIM Here are some people we wxll always remember the faculty They have tned to educate s sometlmes against conslderable reslstance' They are as follows I Mxss Sweeny Mlss Murray Mrs Faulkner Mxss Steftenhagen Mxss McAul1H Mxss Adaxr Mxss Hoover Yemmf rr Il Mr Anderson Mr Ettmger Mr Jones Miss Smxth Miss Johnson M Vlrta M Seewald M Grant T 1 r 1 Mr Gower Mr Galbraxth M Knutson Mr Nelson Mr Arn aulst Mr Lxttle Mr Lehman Mr Sxhanoff Abreu! Miss Brandes Miss Erlckson Mr Fladager Mxss Foss Mr Happe Mr Howe Mrs Jones Mr Karn Mr Lawshe Mrss Llvengood Mr McLaxn Mr Petrxch Below and on the opposlte page are a group of people who dont often get mio the lxmehght They go about thexr busmess very quxetly and ethcxently but we thmk they re xrnportant They do the routme work of the OHICSS and the buxldmgs they keep us warm feed us keep our surroundmgs clean and m good repaxr and haul us to school NwnP -. E YD is ff , IN-f' N, V7 Debate Team, F5156 One of the big things we can be proud ot this year is our State Championship Debate team. And we can be prouder still when we recall that this is the third consecutive year that our team has won the highest honor in debate. Not only that, but this is our seventh championship. Quite a record! Above are the people who made this honor possible. Left to right they are David Madis. Sharon Schultz, Mr. R. J. Happe, the debate coach, Anita Pampusch, and Karen Seeger. Sharon and Karen have been members of the championship teams for the last three years. This year's championship was won in competition with seventeen other schools at Macal- ester College on February 18. Not only do these people function well as a team, but it you'll look near their pictures in the senior section you'll find that they are very active as individuals, too. Here in school we so frequently find that those who do the most do the best, and that's cer- tainly true here. So we are doubly proud of these people: first, for what they have accomplished in the field of debate, and second for their many other contributions to the school community. We hope the sophomores and juniors will take over where these seniors have left off, and carry on the school tradition of tops in debate! THE KAPOSIA X . ,fifff I if 5 'b 31. pw V bqfufdlmug, 5 4' .SL yn, iid' osfllnnl ' India Sharon Schultz Conrado Vega Preyident Vice Prefident Fred Foxley Secretary F 7 4, ' Charles Boudrye Treamrer CMA mf '56 We of the class of '56 believe that we have made a pretty good record as a class. Our classmates have been outstanding in scholastic achievements. Some have received valuable scholarships based on their records and abilities. Some have gone tar in forensics-take a look at page six! Two of our boys were selected as All-Suburban basketball players. And so on - in Girls' League, CAP. drama. journalism, art. and a hundred other tields. we feel that we've made a footprint or two on the sands of time: and some of us and our achievements will be remembered for a while after we have gone. Cfxmfs gong Cfxmx Gollum Chun l:604U9fb lTune: The Bells of St. Mary's J Our years at Kaposia are filled with such pride: The laughter, the sorrow, we took in our stride. Ang now as we leave you with memories so ear. We'll strive to face the future firmly. without fear. Our days have been happy. so care-tree and gay: The time now has come when we'll be on our way. We'll try to accomplish the goals that we tix. We hope that you'll be proud of us - The Class of '56! Karen Seeger Anita Pampusch Valedictorian Salutalorian ,51- BRONZE AND WHITE WHITE ROSE 060133 Molto FOR THEY CAN CONOUER WHO BELIEVE THEY CAN. George Schwantes Senior Citizen Sarah Bateman DAR Reprexentative and Senior Citizen JAG! A Cappella Choir 4 Girls Chorus League 2 3 4 Cheer Leader 2 3 4 Hi Times Statt 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Ring Committee 3 Scribes 3 Speech 2 Student Coun cil 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 The very funk of perlerfmuf' Basketball 2 3 4 Little Eight 2 3: Sport: before .frboul 1: lm only mls. FOSEMP-HY A'-USMS I I J' -, cr-:nano Avrzumsp 2 3: Girls' Athletic 'Assn. 2: Girls' ' ix Cafeteria Proctoi 3 4: O.G.A. 3 4. . ' : ' . : I ,i .. A : . ,g Y N ' -1 ' SHIRLEY M. ANDERSON Girls' League 2 3 4: O.G.A. 3 4: Y-Teens 2 3 4. Treasurer 4. She who it good if happy. SHIRLEY PAT ANDERSON Girls' League 3 4: Y-Teens 3. A .thy fare is bener than a foward bean, FRANK AREND Intramural Sports 3 4: Little Eight 3: Distributors' Club 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Ring Commit- tee 3: Ushers' Club 2 3. 'iC17eef up, the urns! ir ye! In wrrxef' KENNETH ASZMANN Swimming 3: Senior Play Com- mittee 4. He :fallen enfoymen! who mn enyny math. MARLENE AULICK Orchestra 2 3 4: Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 3 4: Orchesis 2 3: Girls' League 2 3 4: Alpha Beta Club 4: Debate Timekeeper 4: Encore Club 4: Future Voters' Club 4: Hi Times Stat! 4: Homecoming Committee 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: O.G.A. 3 4: Senior Play 4: Speech 2 3 4: Y-Teens 3 4. She due: all the good the mn in all the nay: :be ran. , e !. , - - ... ,, , 'f!,'z'!,- VMI, I N an vu ff .-K?-:::, 'af' ELAINE R. BAKER Girls' Chorus 2 3 4: Girls' League 2 3 4: Make Up Club 2 3 4: Future Teachers 3 4: Service Group 3: Y-Teens 2 3 4. Behind ber quxelueu her Hue Jznferllyf' JOHN H. BAHTH In ez efylbmg the middle course 11 best, SARAH BATEMAN A Cappella Choir 3 4: Girls' Chorus 2: Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 3: Orchesis 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Class Vice President 2: Debate Timekeeper 3: Future Voters' Club 4: Hi Times Stat! 2 3: Homecoming Committee 2 3 4: Junior Play 3: N.F.L. 2 3 4: Play Reading Com- mittee 3: Senior Council 4: Student Council 2 3 4, President 4: Girls' State Representative 3: Scribes 3. In Jormu- nr m Iauglzlef 1115: uluayx juni fflerzdf JUDITH BAUCH A Cappella Choir 3 4: Girls' Chorus 2, Librarian 2: Girls' Ath- letic Assn. 2: Orchesis 2: Girls' League 2 3 4. Treasurer 3: Cheer Leader 3 4: Future Voters' Club 4: Hi Times Staff 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Junior Play 3: Jun- ior Prom Committee 3: Junior Prom Invitation Committee Chair- man 3: Kaposia Stat! Editor 4: Future Teachers 3 4: O.G.A. 3 4: Scribes 3: Senior Council 4: Ser- vice Group 3 4: Speech 2: Student Council 4: Pep Club 4: Homecom- ing Attendant 4: Class Party Com- mittee 2 4: Senior Play Publicity Committee 4: Girls League Council 2 3 4. Her lriemlly mule arfentuaie: Per rfuzrming permnalriyf' GUENTER BAUMGAERTNER Munich. Germany 2 3: Chess Club 4: Encore Club 4: Future Teachers 4: Scribes 4: Scribes Secretary 4: Senior Play 4: Student Council lHonor Guestl 4. Knox: 141.112 rffmer hu! uzrdorn lmzfnf' Nine SANDRA BEAUDOIN A Cappella Choir 3 4: Girls' Chorus 2: Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Alpha Beta Club 2 3 4: Cheer Leader 2 3 4: Head Cheer Leader 3 4: Class Treasurer 2 3: Future Voters' Club 4: Scribes 3: Hi Times Staff 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Kaposia Staff 4: O.G.A. 3 4: Ring Committee 3: Senior Council 4: Student Council 3 4: Pep Club 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: Senior Play Commit- tee 4: Class Party Committee 2. Klm1rferJ If It infant. BUHNELL BEERMANN . Concordia 2: Hockey 2: Encore Club 4: Future Voters' Club 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Ka- posia Staff 4: Science Club 4: Senior Play 4: Student Council 4. A man nf ku tjpe if rare. ROSE MARIE BENDZICK Girls' Chorus 2 3 4: Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Dis- tributors' Club 4, Secretary 4: Homecoming Committee 2: Junior Prom Committee 3. A mperinr permn is Jive. GLORIA BERRY A Cappella Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 2 3: Girls' Athletic Assn. 4: Girls' League 2 3 4: Chess Club 4: Debate Timekeeper 4, Manager 4: Encore Club 4: Future Voters' Club 4: Scribes 3: Make Up Club 2: Future Teachers 3 4: Senior Play 4: Service Group 4: Speech 2 3 4: Y-Teens 2 3 4: Y-Teens Treasurer 3: Y-Teens Secretary 4. In earb :heck appears a dimplef' GEORGE BORDNER Alpha Beta Club 2 3: Future Voters' Club 4. 'Lmglv and five 11 wld Iaurgfu' 11111: you. CHARLES BOUDRYE Moorhead High School 2: Basket- ball 2 3: Athletic Manager 2: Intra- mural Sports 4: Little Eight 3 4: Alpha Beta Club 4: Class Treasur- er 4: Hi Times Stait 4: Junior Play 3: Kaposia Staff 4: Senior Council 4: Senior Play 4: Service Group 4: Student Council 2 4, Treasurer 4. 'Tire dark me: of lluf lmrzdm-ve lad rparllc 14 ffl' iulelllgenref' Ten lj,-s A ' 1 4. fx 1 I M 'if ng 1 'X RON BOYDEN Golf 2 3 4: Intramural Sports 2 3 4: D.A.V.I. 2: Science Club 4: Student Council 3. Be-JI lbmgx mme m :mall parkagfif' JUDITH BRAUN A Cappella Choir 4. Librarian 4: Girls' Chorus 2 3. Librarian 2: Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Cheer Leader 2 3 4: D.A.V.I. 3: Future Voters' Club 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4: Gopher Historians 3: Hi Times Stat! 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Kaposia Book- ies 4: Make Up Club 2 3 4. Vice President 3: 0.G.A. 3 4: Ring Com- mittee 3: Scribes 3: Senior Council 4: Service Group 4: Student Coun- cil 4: Pep Club 4: Homecoming Queen 4: Class Party Committee 2 4: Senior Play Committee 4. Thr pefleflzurl of the ou!u'ard1o1'eI1ueJJ or nur queen ix ber mul xbining Ilvmugh il: rryftaline ruining. TERRY ROM BRETOI D.A.V.I. 3: Senior Council Service Group 3: Student Council 3. Tale life at xl romeff' GERALD L. BRUBER Ski Club 2 3 4. Vice President 3: Tennis 3 4: D.A.V.I. 4. Gund lempef, like 4 Jurmy day, .rhedx a bnghlnexl mer e1'erytl1mg. DONNA BRUNSON Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 4: Girls' League 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Senior Play 4: Service Group 3: Ticket Seller 4: Y-Teens 4. 'Like muxir. plana :J her bappzrleuf' ROBERT CARL BUDACH A Cappella Choir 3 4: Quartet 3: Encore Club 3. Pf:lueneJJ ii good nature regulated by gum! .veufe. EUGENE CARLSON Football 2 3: Hockey 2. '7'l1n'cu ff of lug, JAMES A. CASEY ,il.mi z.m arguv but mi! maui mum UmzvrJc. JERRY CAUSSE Basketball 2: Golf 3 4: Intramural Sports 3 4: Little Eight 2 3 4: Science Club 4. 51ler1a' xr iz rm'ue. BRUCE CEDARHOLM Homecoming Committee 3 4: Jun- ior Prom Committee 3: Bing Committee 3: Service Group 3. 'The lmgvourr glove: nf his hum: hair. MARY JO CHAMBERLAIN Girls' Chorus 2: Girls' League 2 3: Distributors' Club 4: Make Up Club 3: Service Group 3: Y-Teens 2 3. Truth 1: the foundation of all inf,nledge. JEANNINE CHENEY Band 2 3 4: Orchestra 2 3 4: All- Star Volleyball 2 3: Girls' Ath- letic Assn. 2 3 4: Girls' League 2 3 4: Cafeteria Proctor 2 3: Future Voters' Club 4: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: Red Cross 2 3 4: Scribes 3: Service Group 4. Anil lzlhleifu nmrbed her for in mul. KAREN M. COHOES Girls' League 2 3: Distributors' Club 4: Junior Play Ticket Com- mittee 3: Service Group 3. llwff'v .4 ,Url 141:11 .1 zulu hula gnu. Llwlif full nf fun .xml nut lu .1 fun JOYCE CORDES Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Girls' League 3: O.G.A. 3: Service Group 4. Hllvr llzmpfw plnzflwfr her muleff' YVONNE O. CORDES Girls' Chorus 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Distributors' Club 4: Science Club 2 3: Y-Teens 2 3. Her ew: Jfmrlfle muh mnduelf' CHRIS COSSOH Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Girls' League 2 3: Distributors' Club 4: Distributors' Club President 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Science Club 2 3: Service Group 3: Y-Teens 2 3. Vice President 2. President 3. Do nw! delay, do :ml rlclay, the golden mumenlx iffy. PAT CROPSEY A Cappella Choir 3 4: Girls' Chorus 2: Ski Club 2 3 4. Secretary 3: All-Star Basketball 4: Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 3 4: Girls' League 2 3 4: Senior Play 3: Senior Play Costume Committee 4: Service Group 4. A .vweel expremon il lhe higher! lip: of female lfwelineyr. KARL CHOPSEY A Cappella Choir 3 4: Swimming 3 4: Hi Times Sta!! 2 3 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Service Group 4. Hi: uuell. ll Jeeml. uho mold: exlremelf' Eleven DAVID CZECK D.A.V.I. 4: Ring Committee 3. Gund lwrrmr n gfwdnefs au.l umlu rrmzbnzsdf' PATRICIA DaBRUZZI Gxrls Athletxc Assn 2 3 Gxrls League 2 3 4 Alpha Beta Club 3 4 Debate Txmekeeper 2 3 Future Voters Club 4 Homecommg Com mittee 3 4 Jumor Prom Commxttee 3 Make Up Club 2 3 4 Scxence Club 3 4 Scnbes 3 Senxor Coun cll 4 Service Group 3 4 Student Councll Alternate 3 Class Party Commxttee 2 4 Semor Play Com mxttee 4 T19 mllj feuel ulurh ull nn! dna: 11 mielhgeuze JOHN FRANCIS DANNER Football 4 Track 2 3 4 Alpha Beta Club 3 4 Cateterxa Proctor 4 Play Readlng Commtttee 3 Scxence Club 4 Semor Councll 4 Service Group 3 4 Jumor Play Txcket Seller 3 urfj I urn!! lr pffvfnu lmnrr bill fu derenfvlg, :hun ROSALIE DITMARSEN A Cappella Choxr 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 2 Gxrls League Encore Club 4 DAVI 3 H Txmes Staff 4 Future Teachers 3 4 NFL 4 Semor Play Speech234 YTeens234 ICC Representatxve 3 ll lm! Jlvc 10111 belief Ihau inf! IJ mr fd ANNE DRAKE Gxrls League 2 3 Dlstrlbutors Club 4 Scnbes 3 Service Group 3 Y Teens 2 3 Cullft 1 fpuflw Lim 1 mf mini GERALDINE DRKULA Gxrls Athletic Assn 2 3 4 Orchesxs 2 Alpha Beta Club 2 3 4 Gxrls League 2 3 4 Future Voters Club 4 Scrxbes 2 H1 Txmes Staft 4 Homecomxng Commxttee 2 Jumor Prom Committee 3 Make Up Club 3 4 Future Teachers 3 OG A 3 4 Servxce Group 3 4 Senior Play Commtttee 4 Class Party Com mittee 2 A bnmilg rf nweirlws and rrlnllla Twelve ROBERT EBERSPACHER Football 3: Hockey 2 3 4: Academy of Science 4: Chess Club 4: D.A.V.l. 3: Debate 2: Future Vot- ers' Club 4: Science Club 2 4: Junior Class Play Ticket Seller 3: Junior Class Play Ticket Manager 3. Tn be effmenl fn a 1114101 um. JUDY EDGELL All Star Softball 2 Gxrls Athletic Assn 2 Orchests 2 Gxrls League 2 4 Cheer Leader 3 4 DAVI 3 Homecomlng Commxttee 2 3 Ka posxa Bookxes 4 Make Up Club 2 3 4 OGA 3 Semor Play 4 Servxce Group 3 4 Student Coun cxl 2 Alternate 3 Y Teens 4 Cute at a button JOSEPH A EGAN Dxstnbutors Club 4 Hxstorlan 4 lndn luulln lr ucmubsre I0 be vpared nf 4114! lu ll: rr I ff even! 1 g JOHN EVENSON Basketball 2 Intramural Sports 3 4 Lxttle Exght 2 3 4 Cafeteria Proctor 4 D A V I 2 3 4 President 4 Scxence Club 2 Txcket Seller 4 Plearure uf new Lmd quubly uzlufcr NORMA ANN EVERSON Gxrls League 2 4 Shut rl rule! and neufly to mee! JERRY FALK Dxstrlbutors Club 4 IL! M13 Jfnerf be :lwrr understanding rnufff m fem u dx SANDRA KAY FISHER Fontana lCalxformal High School 2 Honor Society 2 Latm Club 2 Camera Club 2 Vlce Presxdent 2 Spanish Club 2 Bxology Club 2 Girls League 3 4 Alpha Beta Club 3 4 Homecommg Commxttee 3 Jumor Prom Commxttee OGA 3 Rang Commxttee 3 Scxence Club 3 Semor Councxl 4 YTeens 3 4 Vice Presxdent 4 Dnll Team 2 I num u nnu nu an :mf mm rr llepvee rr 1 1 1 MAP JAMES FLYNN Baseball 3 Ile II ind a may 1 r mule one FRED FOXLEY Football 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 Class Presxdent 3 Class Secretary 4 Junxor Prom Commxttee 3 Fhng Commlttee 3 Ushers Club 3 4 Vxce Presxdent 3 Presrdent 4 .4 Call rt a healfhy rnnplexnn lm! don! nu l blush RICHARD FREDHICK The fautxwu Jelzlnm eff ROBERT A FREEMAN Encore Club 3 Semor Play 4 Aefer nouble zmuble unnl xv able lmublel you 'R GEORGE H. FRIEDRICK Football 3. -fl Ile 11 plealed u uh ulul be gen. , f . it uf V IJ XGA' xl g, Z if 5 DICK GALBRAITH Kapona Staff 4 He haf a Jmlle to greet yu DONNA GERARD A Cappella Choir 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 2 Orchesu 2 Gxrls League 2 3 4 Homecommg Committee 2 Junxor Prom Commxttee 3 Make Up Club 2 3 4 Dellfacy In nomar: rr Jlvengih CAROL GERBER A Cappella Chou' 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 2 Gxrls Athletic Assn 2 Gxrls League 2 3 4 Academy ot Scxence 2 Homecomxng Committee 3 4 Jumor Play 3 Jumor Prom Com mittee 3 Photography Club 4 Red Cross 2 3 4 Scrence Club 2 3 4 Vxce Presldent 3 Secretary 4 Semcr Play Committee 4 Servxce Group 3 Speech 2 Student Coun cxl 2 Y Teens 2 Klum u ber language BEVERLY GILES Gnrls League 2 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Semor Play Commxttee 4 Panerzre and gentleneu u pouer JIM GILLINGS Homecommg Commxttee 4 Semor Play 4 Servxce Group 4 ll rl xr lhe :all of rfmzemzlmn MARLYS GLASSING Y-Teens 4. S1lenre II mire eloquent Iban urnlr.' Thirteen JOY GRANNIS All-Star Baseball 4: All-Star Vol- leyball 3 4: Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 3 4. President 4. Treasurer 3: Orchesis 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Future Voters' Club 4: Gopher Historians Vice President 3: Hi Times Stat! 4: Homecoming Com- mittee 4: Junior Play 3: Kaposia Staff 4: 0.G.A. 3 4: Scribes 3: Senior Council 4: Senior Play 4: Service Group 3 4: Speech 2: Ushers' Club 2 3 4: Red Cross 4. A Ilifng of beard: 11 a :oi former, JOAN MARIE GHAU Girls' League 3 4. Proper word: in proper plareff' NANCY GRIFFIN Carillons 2 3: Girls' League 2 3 4: Cheer Leader 3 4: D.A.V.I. 3: Debate 2: Debate Timekeeper 2 3 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Make Up Club 3 4: N.F.L. 2 3: O.G.A. 3: Y-Teens 4. A unming permualil-y, JOYCE GRUBA A Cappella Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 2 3: Band Majorette 2 3 4: Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Orchesis 2, Presi- dent 2: Girls' League 2 3: Academy of Science 2 3 4: Chess Club 4: Encore Club 4: Future Voters' Club 4: Hi Times Staff 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Photography Club 4: Red Cross 4: Science Club 2 3 4: Senior Play 4. Gazer: if gwffd-lvzmznr Nur. RITA HAKANSON Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Orchesis 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Homecoming Committee 3 4: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: Make Up Club 2 3 4: O.G.A. 2: Scribes 3: Senior Play Committee 4: Service Group 3 4. ilu rnllfl '1Jf1t'r1rlm,q JUDY HAMILTON Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 3 4: Girls' League 2 3 4: D.A.V.I. 3: Home- coming Committee 3 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Make Up Club 2 3 4: Make Up Club Secretary- Treasurer 3: Ring Committee 3: Service Group 3: Y-Teens 2: Skt Club Secretary 2. Vw 'r 'f In dr. :N M rl-ffnrfvff Fourteen 1? .J Q 1- ,qs '41 1 ,ef .V 4- .-I' gtk 2--'f I r' vi. If 3.1 WILLIAM L. HAMLIN He rv u ell paid wbn ix we1lm1i1fied. JOANNE S. HEITMAN Girls' League 4: Y-Teens 4. Her golden hair if like Junligbt Jtreammgf' HOPE HOCHSTETLEH Girls' Chorus 2 3 4: Girls' League 4: Future Voters' Club 4: 0.G.A. 3: Y-Teens 4. Xf,lineu nl Jrlufe nidlciztex Joflneu of rhlxrarxerl' CAROLE HUNT A Cappella Choir 3 4: Girls' Chorus 2: Skiing 2 3 4: Tennis 2: Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 3 4: Girls' League 2 3 4: Hi Times Staff 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Make Up Club 2 3 4: Senior Play Costume Com- mittee 4: Service Group 2 3 4: Y-Teens 2. A gzrl of Jierlmg 14 mlb, ALLEN HURTA D.A.V.I. 3: Distributors' Club 4: Science Club 3. 'TM ln1:fw.lrf1 nffrtf nuw :lou farm. JOELLEN IVERSON Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Homecoming Com- mittee 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Kaposia Staff 4: Make Up Club 2 3 4: Future Teachers 4: 0.G.A. 3 4: Scribes 3: Service Group 3 4: Y-Teens 4. 'U if ml.: 4 f .1 t'ff.!'.lef5 .mtl lfmir ,1 queer: JOHN JENTINK Distributors' Club 4: Homecoming Committee 3 4: D.A.V.l. 3. Did rmllurzg xr: partnulur bu! dui :I :Hy well, CHARLES JOHNSON Hockey 2 3 4: Ring Committee 3. film: uf jeu nrmlr are live bell men. JOANNE JOHNSON Girls' Chorus 4: Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 3: Girls' League 2 3 4: Orchesis 2 3: D.A.V.l. 3: Service Group 3. Being :mall :fuer mf! lmul the lingerie!! nf her heart, 1 'Ni an JI -Q YVONNE KEGLER Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Gi.rls' League 2 3 4: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: O.G.A. 3 4: Red Cross 2: Scribes 3: Senior Class Play Ticket Seller 4: Service Group 4: Speech 2. Tu Luau' her ir rf: luxe her. ELAINE KELLERMAN Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Girls' League 2 3 4. Council 3 4: Alpha Beta Club 2 3 4: Homecoming Committee 3: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: Kaposia Bookies 4. Presi- dent 4: Ring Committee 3: Speech 2: Student Council 2 3: Senior Class Play Ticket Seller 4. Tl:ere'J aluagt a Jmlle nn ber lip: fn! ez Hyrule. CAROL KIESOW Girls' Chorus 2 3: Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Girls' League 2 3: D.A.V.I. 3: Distributors' Club 4, Region 4 Deleqate 4. Vice President 4: Red Cross 2: Science Club 2 3: Scribes 3: Service Group 3: Y-Teens 2 3. ll laugh if uunh 4 bumlrell gmmlff' MAHLENE JOHNSON ' PAT KINNEY A Cappella Choir 4: Girls' Ath- letic Assn. 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Make Up Club 2 3 4: Service Group 4: Senior Class Play Ticket Seller 4. xl in eel allmfnle hull ffl gaze. PAUL JOHNSON Band 2 3 4: Hi Times Staff 4. Q, lr Sibley High School 2: Chorus 2 3 4: Girls Athletic Assn. 2: Girls' League 3: Distributors' Club 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Library Staff 2: Science Club 3: Ushers' Club 2 3 4. Gl11ely :J lbe .mulk beallhf' GARY JOHN KLITZKE Distributors' Club 4: Future Teach- Hlilzrlzlulueyy U lbe ffrmnnwzz nl youth. 975 35 scribes 37 service Group 3- HOSALIE KARG Band 2: Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Girls' League 2 3: Distributors' Club 4: Service Group 3. ,Sfw.fIl:ff1q nm 1: .1!:..m mlfn'11n:q.' 3 ,QR ,l 40' '11 C7 W. A. Ile lim! lm: pamfrzre may mrrlpan anifhfllgf' FRED R. KNUDSON Humboldt High School 2 3: Gym- nastic Team 2: Band 3: Wrestling 4. S'Jm6e.l 1: :rl ull flfmgv' Fifteen: GLORIA KOCH Girls' Athletic Assn. 4: Girls' League 2 3 4: Homecoming Com- mittee 3 4: Future Teachers 4: Service Group 3 4: Ushers' Club 2 3 4. Secretary 4: Senior Play Euhlicity and Setting Committees The lint duly nl a uomarl i1 to be pveliyf' ROBERT KOSS Basketball 2 3 4: Football 2 3 4: Little Eight 2 3: Ring Committee 3: Senior Council 4: Service Group 4. A :well guy and be doe.m'l brag about ii. GEORGE D. KRASEAN A Cappella Choir 4: Football 4: Swimming 4: Intramural Sports 3 4: Little Eight 3 4: Hi Times Staff 4: Homecoming Committee 3 4: Junior Play 3. A lzllle rlamense naw and than if feliibed by the bex! of men. JUNE KRECH Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Girls' League 3. Quin, but full of fun aml miyrbieff' FRAN KRONSCHNABLE A Cappella Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 2 3: Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 3: Orchesis 2 3: Girls' League 2 3 4: O.G.A. 3 4. Ynullv :J l1fr.'1 lzmulfluf mwrzenlf' KATHERINE KHUCHOWSKI A Cappella Choir 4: Orchestra 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Debate 2 3: Encore Club 3 4: Junior Play 3: Kaposia Bookies 3 4: N.F.L. 2 3: Senior Play 4: Service Group 3 4: Speech 2 3. Thur rx .1 xmzc fm fpfaiufile :mf a :mm for lump u.'1ll. EMELDA LaMOT'I'E Girls' Chorus 2 3 4: Girls' League 2 3 4: Cafeteria Proctor 3. Silence i: lbe mon perfect herald of :va- i ' . l MARILYN LASCEWSKI Ag , if ' Girls' League 3 4. V, Ha: mg mjxelf a time. an t In t. sJA ' ' h e YJ m e . ,: Q. Vg t-' U f Q W JANETH LEIMBEK Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 3 4: Orchesis 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Alpha Beta Club 2 3: Debate Timekeeper 3 4: Future Voters' Club 4. Vice Presi- dent 4: Hi Times Statt 4: Home- coming Committee 2: Future Teachers Treasurer 3: O.G.A. 3 4: Senior Council 4: Service Group 3 4: Senior Play Committee 4: Class Party Committee 2: Student Council Alternate 2 4. 'The temple of ber pave lhougbl i1 . . . .ri1en:e. JOYCE LENCOWSKI Distributors' Club 4: Y-Teens 2. Her lzfe 11 full of rafielyf' DOUGLAS LINDUSKY Golf 2 3 4: Intramural Sports 3 4: Little Eight 3: D.A.V.l. 3 4: Encore Club 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Council 4: .' Senior Play 4: Service Group 4: rf Q Student Council 4. Ile'J u uflzum' if :nu Lmfu' lmu' In fn. reall' fum. HELEN LOJOVICH Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Orchesis 2: Girls' League 4: Academy of Science 2: Homecoming Commit- tee 2: Kaposia Bookies 3 4: O.G.A. ,Q 3: Science Club 2 3 4. Q .N'Utl1n1g great mu czer adzierflf zz itbour . cf:lfwrlu1rr1. all CHARLES LOOMIS Sknng 3 4 Dutrlbutors Club 4 L1 e :rin ibut If he len ul JEANNE MARIE LUCY Girls Athletic Assn 2 Gxrls League 2 3 Homecomxng Com mxttee 2 Make Up Club 2 Red Cross 3 Scxence Club 3 Y Teens A 111600141 ana' Jparblxvzg gal RICHARD J LUHMAN Servxce Group 4 Speak bnelly and to the pam! DAN LUKEN Homecomxng Committee 2 Oh :leap xl u 4 blened Ibmg DAVID EUGENE LUTTER Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 Football 2 3 4 Track 3 He b' zu fu Humps! m any lemp JOAN MACHART All Star Volleyball 3 Gxrls Ath lenc Assn 2 3 4 Gxrls League 2 3 4 Alpha Beta Club 2 3 4 Debate 2 Encore Club 4 Hx Txmes Staff Edxtor 4 Homecoming Committee 2 3 Junxor Prom Committee 3 Make Up Club 2 3 4 Vxce Presx dent 4 NFL 2 3 4 Scrxbes 3 Sensor Councxl 4 Semor Play 4 Service Group 3 Speech 2 Student Councxl 2 Alternate 3 4 Class Party Committee 2 Girls Athlehc Assn Secretary 4 Future Voters Club Presxdent 4 Amlnfmn hay no ren if wa R' 'Y' ana., 7.47 lu., 'Nui DAVID MADIS Football 3 Academy of Science 2 3 4 Chess Club234 D.AVl 23 Debate 2 3 4 Encore Club 4 Pub llCl2Y Manager 4 Future Voters Club 4 H1 Txmes Sta!-t 4 Juruor Play 3 NFL 2 3 4 NFL Treu urer 4 Photography Club 4 Scnnce Club 2 3 4 Science Club Treasurer 4 Scribes 3 Senxor Play 4 Speech 2 3 4 Scrxbes 3 llu nlxef mngue uzll brmg him lame MARGARET MADSEN Gull Athletxc Assn 2 3 Orchens 2 Gul: League 2 3 4 Class Party Committee 2 Future Voters Club 4 Homecomxng Commxttee 2 3 Junior Prom Commxttee 3 Make Up Club 2 0G.A 3 4 Scrxbes 3 Servlce Group 3 Student Council Alternate 2 Full of lun and mucbxel BOB MANNING Aluau lake a :bolt rut GARY J MAHLOW My nlenre ff my ufaallb MARVIN MARTIN Basketball 2 Baseball Manager 2 3 4 Llttle Exght 2 3 4 Chess Club 4 D A V l 3 Science Club 2 ,IQ 1. lfzrih 11 the Ju eel ume nf human life KENNETH A MARZ JR Silence lx ne great arm f zzermil n MARY MASON Girls' Chorus 2 3: Girls' League 2 3: Cafeteria Proctor 2 3: Dis- tributors' Club 4: Homecoming Committee 3: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: 0.G.A. 3 4. Her :lure ua! Mfr Juft, gentle, and lung an exnfflenl flung in uorrlanf' BOB MATHERLY Basketball 2: Swimming 3 4: Little Eight 2 3: Senior Play 4. fl Jurll guy to fmrc amumlf' 1, x Y. . ' I A 1 DOREEN MAURER Orchesis 2: Girls' League 2 3: Homecoming Committee 2 3 4: Junior Play 3: Junior Prom Com- 5 mittee 3: Make Up Club 2 3 4: O.G.A. 3: Service Group 3 4. - 3 Q Gun-mfllx lr mmf flvarrlalzfe Ihtm i V freakin. ' vgr, '- .. Mtg 5 lcfiv. PAT MCALPINE Football 3: Hockey Z 3: Cafeteria Proctor 3: D.A.V.l. 3 4. Secretary 4. lip flu! it gnmf il .lgr4'a!. Q I .h..m CAROL MCCOLLUM 3 Distributors' Club 4: Scribes 3: Y-Teens 2. II i5 tfarzquzf fiffffvfe who arfnmplixlw ,V ,V mark. ff- Y. -43 6 . A BEVERLY MCNAMARA Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Girls' League 3: Homecoming Committee 2 3: Service Group 2. A lyeaxfrz of drzanu in ber large luiux ein. darkly flrriuef' Eighteen A CAROLYN MCNAMABA Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 3: Orchesis 2 3: Girls' League 2 3 4: Homecom- ing Committee 2 3: Scribes 3. jg,1,gg mg mf: lu my use: qualzly rounlx www, THOMAS METZEN Swimming 3 4: Distributors' Club 4, State Delegate 4. Parliamentar- ian 4: Encore Club 3: Scribes 3: Ticket Seller 4. I drnfl xprzllc I fmt fly lbw. JERRY MEYER Baseball 3 4: Basketball 2 3 4: Little Eight 2 3: Alpha Beta Club 2 3 4, President 4: Cafeteria Proc- tor 4: Encore Club 4: Hi Times Staff 4: Play Reading Committee 3: Senior Council 4: Senior Play 4: Service Group 3 4. 'lf a :mm 11 11-ffrtb lmmnzg at all, he yr 14 mth inuniug ncllf' SHIRLEE MEYER Girls' League 3 4: D.A.V.I. 3 4: Hi Times Staff 4: Make Up Club 2: 0.G.A. 3 4: Science Club 2: Scribes 3: Service Group 3: Y- Teens 2. Ar merry ar ilu Jai rr lung. JUDY MXLLER St. Matthews 2: Sibley High School 3: French Club 3: Girls' League 4: Make Up Club 4: O.G.A. 4: Red Cross 2: Senior Play Properties Committee 4. Xz4wr, ferzwlzlc. and xnzreref' RICHARD MILLER Cafeteria Proctor 3 4: D.A.V.I. 3: Future Voters' Club 4: Science Club 4. DH jour bex! and leave the nuff, WILBUH MILLER Baseball 2 3 4: Basketball 2 3 4: Football 2 3 4: Little Eight 2 3: Cafeteria Proctor 4: Senior Play 4: Service Group 4. Du11lf 11 ffl Int: 11lvn1' 11111.11 1111 1l111.l BARBARA MINER A Cappella Choir 4 Girls Chorus 2 3 Orchesis 2 3 Girls League 2 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Jun xor Prom Committee 3 Make U Club 3 OGA 3 4 Science Club 3 Speech 2 Y Teens 4 A111 11 r1l11n1 111 11111 11 1l1e 11 LANNON MINTZ Basketball 2 Intramural Sports 3 4 Little Eight 2 3 4 Encore Club 3 4 Hi Times Staff 4 Play Read ing Committee 4 Senior Play 4 Speech 3 4 D11 11 114 1u1expu'z1l employ: 11 f 111 ugh: EDWARD MOE Academy of Science 4 Science Club 4 Vice President 4 T1 11111 4111! r 11111 MERCEDES J MORAN Girls Athletic Assn 2 Girls League 2 3 Distributors Club 4 Make Up Club 2 3 OGA 3 Scribes 3 Distributors Club Region 4 Delegate 4 CHUCK NIX Swlmmlng 2 3 4 Academy of Science 3 4 Chess Club DA VI 2 3 Debate 2 3 4 Future Voters Club 4 Hi Times Staff 4 Homecoming Committee 3 4 Jun ior Prom Committee 3 NFL 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Play Reading Com mittee 3 Science Cluh 2 3 4 Pres: dent 4 Scribes 3 Senlor Council 4 Service Group 3 Speech 2 3 4 Student Council 3 4 If 11 1ll Of 'H 1 n I l ' , , 11 ' 1 ng 'f X 1 A. XLX 1 f 1 f Au R 4- 7 RICHARD NOVOTNY Service Group 3 4. Ile 111115 15 11 111flrr1aJu rmm 11511 fm! 11 11111111 J:ler111n1aI11,11, MAUREEN O DONNELL Girls Athletic Assn 2 3 Orchesis 2 3 Girls League 2 3 Cheer Lead er 3 4 Hi Times Staff 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Future Teach ers 3 Scribes 3 Service Group 4 Student Council Alternate 2 'l b1q mule surf 111!'eJ 11116 energy CALVIN OJANPERA Service Group 3 4 H: 11111 a :ann 111 11111111111 ibut pmmplt I1 111111113 111411 BETTY JEAN OLSON Girls Athletic Assn 2 3 4 Orchesis 2 3 Girls League 2 3 4 Future Voters Club 4 Hi Times Staff 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Make Up Club 2 3 4 OGA 3 4 Service Group 3 Y Teens 3 4 Senior Play Committee 4 1 11 ma lu 1 SHEILA OROURKE Girls Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Athletic Assn 2 3 Orchesis 2 Girls League 2 3 4 Debate Timekeeper 2 3 Homecoming Committee 2 Junior Prom Committee 3 NFL 2 O G A 3 4 Science Club 3 Scnbes 1 TOM PALLA Football 2 3 Hockey 2 3 Intra mural Sports 2 DAVI 3 4 Homecoming Committee 4 Senior Play 3 Nmeieu 1 1.x .l . . :I : : ' .' z : ' . 11 1, 1 ,V . 1,1 :,f11l:' My A 4 , l , ,All I AJ I I f W' f Q . Rf. p ' A P.: ttel :A , , ,L UAE, I .U f - ' : : : .K Tl:'ve 1,1 1 111' gum, 11 11 1r.1111j1ul1'::z, 6 Q. V' it. 1 A it I ' , . ,, 1 , f . . . : I l .' : ' p 'llmuv .'.1nqf- .11..' M ' 3 RW!! I, I if . 1 4' tl. ' : I 234: -: . I- : . I. ' . L ' ' - - , -, f, , -if 1111.1 ,.1- 11,11 ' 1 11. A' 1 ' 7 . 4 M Q : l' A 1: : ' - ' - dl ir ANITA PAMPUSCH Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 3 4, Board 2 3 4: Girls' League 2 3 4, Presi- dent 4, Council 3 4: Alpha Beta Club 2 3 4: Debate 2 3 4: Encore Club 4, Treasurer 4: Future Vot- ers' Club 4: Hi Times Staff 4: Homecoming Committee 3: Junior Play 3: Kaposia Bookies 3 4. Secre- tary 4: Future Teachers 3 4: N.F.L. 2 3 4: Play Reading Committee 3: Scribes 3. Secretary 3: Senior Council 4: Senior Play 4: Service Group 3 4: Speech 2 3 4: Student Council Alternate 3 4. 'lipzrth 11 bettu than .file rite, ANNETTE PAMPUSCH A Cappella Choir 3 4: Girls' Chorus 2: Orchestra 3 4, President 4: Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 3: Girls' League 2 3 4: Alpha Beta Club 2 3 4: De- bate 2: Future Voters' Club 4: Hi Times Staff 4: Homecoming Com- mittee 3: Junior Play 3: O.G.A. 3 4: Play Reading Committee 4: Scribes 3, President 3: Senior Council 4: Speech 2 3 4: Student Council Alternate 3 4: Homecom- ing Attendant 4: Class Party Com- mittee 2. Di1'1nely lull. and mm! divinely fair. JAMES PEARSON A Cappella Choir 2 3 4: Football 2: Equipment Manager 3: Cate- teria Proctor 3 4: Chess Club 4: Encore Club 3 4: Kaposia Staff 4: Future Teachers 3 4: Play Reading Committee 4: Senior Play 3 4: Service Group 2 3 4. A pcullsfrzarz fr: eien strife nf the 11 md. THOMAS J. PETERS Cretin High School 2: Football 3: Distributors' Club 4. IlaPP1 mer: ,rlmll have mari: friemllf' DALE K. PETERSON A Cappella Choir 2: Football 2 3: Equipment Manager 4: Academy of Science 4: Cafeteria Proctor 2 3 4: Debate Timekeeper 2: Junior Play 3: Science Club 4: Service Group 3 4. E1vr11l1ir1g rfmzer if a mari will only frail. GARY PETERSON A Cappella Choir 2: Basketball 2: Football 3 4: Athletic Manager 3 4: Intramural Sports 3 4: Little Eight 3 4: Junior Play 3: Service Group 3: Student Council 4. He think! nmfh but Jaw liItle. Twenty saw .AP f JM, if 9 K Q i ',v spur A- L7 2, LYLE RICHARD PIEPER Basketball 2 3 4: Golf 3 4: Little Eight 2 3: Class Secretary 2 3: D.A.V.I. 4: Homecoming Commit- tee 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Ring Committee 3: Senior Council 4: Service Group 3 4: Student Council 2 3 4. The man uarlbwblle :J lbs man who will :mile uber: everything elle goet u ning. GARY PIERCE Band 2 3 4: Orchestra 2: Swim- ming 2 3 4. He ri irlrariablj' in a hurry. GARY POLAKOSKI Football 2: Hockey 2. There if a great deal nl murhxef lwuealb ht.: mild exterior. JUDY POLAKOSKI Girls' Chorus 2 3 4: All-Star Sott- ball 4: All-Star Basketball 2 3: All-Star Volleyball 3: Girls' Ath- letic Assn. 2 3 4. Treasurer 4: Girls' League 2 3 4: Homecoming Committee 2 4: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: O.G.A. 3: Service Group 4. A jwurzg allnletif girl, leaflet: and gay. ROGER PRILL Orchestra 2 3: Track 2 3: Kaposia Staff 4. Ne,ztueu if the rmwning grafe of manlynudf' RICHARD PUGH Service Group 3. A mighty friendly lad, MONICA BEDDING Girls' League 3 4: Homecoming Committee 3: Service Group 3: Y- Teens 3 4. A penny fm ,nur lhuugfzlxf' DAVID M. REITAN A Cappella Choir 2 3 4: Band 3 4: Skiing 2 3 4: Wrestling 4: Cafeteria Proctor 3 4. Happy ga lurkyf' BETTY RIES Girls' League 3: Distributors' Club 4: O.G.A. 3 4: Scribes 3. Her :ery frown: are fanev far, than mule: of other maiden.: are. RONALD PAUL RIES Football 3 4: Hockey 3 4: Track 4. fl quiet man, but quite a man. BARBARA JANE ROESSLER A Cappella Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 2 3: Orchesis 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Girls' League Council 2 3 4: Future Voters' Club 4: Hi Times Staff 4: Make Up Club 2 3 4: O.G.A. 3 4: Scribes 3: Service Group 4. Her merit umr the mul. VERLYN ROGERS Skiing 2: Tennis 2: Academy ot Science 2: D.A.V.I. 4. Treasurer 4: Encore Club 2: Science Club 2. Full of aflzmvl. lauglvler mmf fun. 3 fr '3 , X 2 . 0 K 4-Q. IU! fo Q' I ' ff avi BARBARA ROLFING A Cappella Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 2 3: Skiing 3 4: Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Hi Times Staff 4: Homecoming Com- mittee 3 4: Junior Prom Commit- tee 3: Make Up Club 2 3 4: O.G.A. 3 4: Scribes 3: Service Group 4: Y-Teens 2. I Iuue :J lwarl Mr nu: my. BYRON FLOYD RUNGE A Cappella Choir 2 3 4: Skiing 2 3 4: Track 2: Intramural Sports 2: D.A.V.I. 3. 'Fnmme fmmell ll-e .zudazmnr RUTH SANDGREN Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 3: Orchesis 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Homecom- ing Committee 3: Junior Prom Committee 2: Library Stat! 4: Red Cross 3 4: Student Council Alter- nate 2. lfr:1hu:iurm :J Me fare: nf renmnf GORDY SCHENIAN Madison lwisconsinl East High School 2 3: Football 2: Swimming 4: Track 4. He lnuelf :nth fm ew: RICHARD SCHMIDT Basketball 2: Golf 2 3 4: Intra- mural Sports 2 3: Little Eight 2 3 4: Homecoming Committee 3 4: Junior Play 3: Make Up Club 3: Senior Play 4. I ful: b.1:Hul menf CARL SCHNEIDER A Cappella Choir 2 3: Junior Prom Committee 3. 'Tlve real rhurucfu fl a mar: ll fffurfrf nu! hy lm an:ufrmer1lr, Tlrenly-one IONE CLAIRE SCHOMAKER A Cappella Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 2 3: Orchesis 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Future Voters' Club 4: Home- coming Committee 3: Kaposia Staff 4: Future Teachers 3 4, Treasurer 4: O.G.A. 3 4: Ushers' Club 2 3 4: Y-Teens 4. rl frlemllp :Jul from Inf: tw inc LAUREL SCHULTE Skiing 2 3 4: Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 3 4: Girls' League 2 3 4: Alpha Beta Club 2 3 4: Future Voters' Club 4: Hi Times Staff 4: Junior Play Properties Committee 3: Jun- ior Prom Committee 3: Kaposia Bookies 4: Make Up Club 2 3 4: O.G.A. 3 4: Play Reading Com- mittee 3: Scribes 3: Service Group 4. A frzerm' mai uell lm rcfimwd Ihe marlerpiere ol Nature. RICHARD PAUL SCHULTZ Nazareth Hall 2 3: Hockey 2 3: Football 2 3: Baseball 3: Encore Club 4: Future Voters' Club 4: Senior Play 4. Hv fr ,fowl Ihal rlrrec gnwl In ri!herJ. SHARON SCHULTZ A Cappella Choir 3 4: A Cappella Choir Vice President 4: Girls' Chorus 2: Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 4: Girls' League 2 4: Class Presi- dent 4: Debate 2 3 4: Hi Times Staff 3 4. Feature Editor 4: Home- coming Committee 2 3 4: Junior Play 3: Future Teachers 3 4. Vice President 4: N.F.L. 2 3 4, Vice President 4: Play Reading Com- mittee 4: Senior Council 4: Speech 2 3 4: Student Council 2 3 4. Vice President 4. Tl1ere'J a nomar: at the head of all creat lhir11,'.r, GEORGE W. SCHWANTES Encore Club 3 4. Treasurer 3: Stage Crew 3 4. Manager 4. 'There ir fmt .1 frznrrzent ruiihoul mme dnl, In perform. RODGER SCI-IWARK Distributors' Club 4. Arr all aroxmfl, likable rhapf' Twenty-two Z 4' 'a Neff JANICE MARIE SCHWARTZ Girls' League 2 3 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Make Up Club 2 3 4: Future Teachers 2 3 4: Service Group 4. ,,, 'Ihr only na: lu hue tx lumll rr to lu nz. KAREN SEEGER Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 3 4: Orchesis 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Alpha Beta Club 2 3 4. Secretary 3. Vice Presi- dent 4: Debate 2 3 4: Encore Club 3 4. President 3: Future Voters' Club 4: Hi Times Staff Editorial Editor 4: Make Up Club 2 3 4. President 3 4: N.F.L. 2 3 4. Presi- dent 4: Play Reading Committee 4: Senior Council 4: Senior Play 4: Service Group 3: Speech 2 3 4: Student Council Secretary 4: Student Council Alternate 3: Y- Teens 2. Hnu' goodneu heighten! beauty. JACK SEVICK A Cappella Choir 2 3 4: Skiing 3 4: Tennis 3 4: Junior Play Proper- ties Committee 3: Senior Play Properties Committee 4: Service Group 4. Merry mer: lead merry ltt'2l.u FRANK SIMON Football 2 3 4: Track 3 4: D.A.V.I. 3 4: Senior Play Committee 4: Service Group 4. Lilo :J u greal bundle of lrllle thingy, KAY SMITH Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 3: Orchesis 2 3: Girls' League 2 3 4. Treasurer 4: O.G.A. 3 4: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: Make Up Club 2 3 4: Scribes 3. A plafe lor ererjlhirzg nml ereriihmg in 115 plum, ANITA SMYTHE Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Academy of Science 2 3: Alpha Beta Club 2 3: Future Voters' Club 4: Hi Times Staff 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Photo- graphy Club 4: Red Cross 2 3: Science Club 2 3 4. Secretary 3: Senior Council 4: Senior Play 4: Service Group 2 3: Y-Teens 2. The n-ire rarri' their krmirlezlge. af lhey dn their -wafrhef, not lor dirplay bu! for their mm: we. DARREL SOBASKI Football Manager 2 3 4 Athletic Manager 234 DAVI 234 X.: 14 Nu .qu Q g PAUL JOHN SOREZNSON Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 L I EDWARD SPANOVICH Gopher Historians 3 Scnbes 3 I lu 4 J all Ilwl ul: bn me a man STEVE SPORCIC A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 A Cappella Choir Presxdent 4 Football 2 3 4 Wrestlmg 4 Intramural Sports 4 Cafeteria Proctor 4 Homecoming Commlttee 4 Scribes 3 I Illrzffllz pier: I YRNJI KATHHYN IRENE STADT Orchesis 2 Girls League 2 3 4 Encore Club 4 Scrtbes 3 Home coming Committee 4 Make Up Club 3 4 Science Club 3 Service Group 3 I ll :mlb JOHN STElNl-IR A Cappella Choir 4: Encore Club 4: Kaposia Staff 4. ' n . .1 ' 1111, 1 f. , DESMOND STEWART Intramural Sports 3 Student Council 2 .1 1.1 uni.: , mu GERALDINE STORLIE Girls League 2 3 4 OGA 3 Service Group 4 Y Teens 2 3 President 4 11141 .1 :lt bm lenef mmullail u LINDA TAYLOR Natrona County fCasper Wyom mgl High School 2 3 Gtrls League 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Canteen Council 2 3 President 3 Latin Club 2 3 Vice President 3 Student Council 3 Junior Follies 3 Junior Prom Committee Chairman 3 Band 2 3 Girls Choir 2 3 Cheer Leader 3 Senior Class Play 4 Encore Club 4 Kaposia Staff 4 1 her lr tn u er JAYNE D TENGVALL Girls League 2 Y Teen Hu 1 :re 11 mfr nm! hurl PERRY TERHELL mn, lr u 111311 nf lzilfeuerr EUGENE PAUL TOUHVILLE Baseball 2 3 4: Football 2 : Hockey 2 3 4: Cafeteria Proctor 2 3 4: Junior Play 3: Science Club 3 4: Senior Play Properties Com- mittee 4. rw. ' mlm rr .?1FJl'Uflfg ff, I TIl6'l1fj fl7fE6 RONALD UNNEBERG Band 2 3 4: Orchestra 2 3 4. Men of leu uvmii are lhe ber! men VALERIE VAN KLEEK Girls' Athletic Assn. 2: Girls' League 2 3 4: Future Voters' Club 4: Junior Play Properties Commit- tee 3: Make Up Club 2 3 4: O.G.A. 3: Scribes 3: Senior Play Proper- ties Committee 4: Service Group 3 4: Y-Teens 2 4. Pepp9. happy, full of um: a Jpiril like thu is :ure lo 1vm. CONRADO VEGA A Cappella Choir 2 3 4: Football 2: Class President 2: Class Vice President 3 4: Encore Club 4. President 4: Junior Play 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Ring Com- mittee 3: Science Club 4: Senior Council 4: Ushers' Club 2 3 4. NirkrzameJ .uifk In people and the mlm' vidiruluux lax! live Iongenf' THOMAS MARTIN VODINELICH 'Tbmk before you my il. CALVIN WEBER A model! man nefev talk: of him: ERVIN WHALEY A rlieerful lad :l'l1o'J finer mad. Twenty-four ' THOMAS WINTERS Basketball 2: Intramural Sports 3 4: Little Eight 2 3 4: Homecoming Committee 3 4: Junior Play 3: Kaposia Staff 4: Senior Play 3: Service Group 4. Hllerc 11 a bop uvlb Jljlef' JAMES V. WITZKE Ii take: a great mar: to make a good listener. JAMES WOESSNER Intramural Sports 3 4: Little Eight 2 4. Bfel'1ly 11 the mul of rut, DONNA WRIGHT A Cappella Choir 3 4: Girls' Chorus 2: Girls' League 3 4: Encore Club 3 4: Red Cross 2: Science Club 2 3: Service Group 2 3: Speech 2: Student Council 2: Y-Teens 2. Her .rtep ix muxic and ber mire iJ Jong. GLORIA ZEWERS Girls' Athletic Assn. 2 3 4: Girls' League 3 4: D.A.V.I. 3 4: Home- coming Committee 4: Y-Teens 4. I enjoy good lima. JEAN A. ZIKA Girls' League 2 3: D.A.V.I. 2: Dis- tributors' Club 4: Library Staff 2: Scribes 2: Y-Teens 2 3. Patience and forginade conquer all tbingxf' KARYN M. ZUEHL A Cappella Chorr 4: Gxrls' Chorus 2 3: Skung 2 3 4: Gxrls' Athletxc Assn 2 3 4: Alpha Beta Club 2 3 4: Gxrls' League 2 3 4: Future Voters' Club 4 H1 Txmes Staff 4 Jumor Play 3 Jumor Prom Committee 3 Make Up Club 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 OGA 3 Scnbes 3 Treasurer 3 Semor Play Commxt tee 4 Servzce Group 4 Y Teens 2 She fl bo ualkf uztb beauty has no need to fear BETTY LOU ELFSTRUM DONALD SHARP H,,,,,,g fm ,,, 4 qme, ufay Perryvxlle QArkansasl Hrgh School 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Junior Play A Jmzle 1.r the whuper of a laugh gemow Qlwmt gtofug Once upon a trme there lxved a BAKER who loved to KOCH and bake MINTZ ples He had a beautxful daughter named LUCY who was a SHARP student ln school One day before graduatron she went on a shopping trtp She went fxrst to the MILLER to get some flour for her father Next she vxsxted the home of the FISHER where she wanted to get food for supper After one smff she exclarmed PUGH' Her dog CASEY ran after her GRAU1nq menacmgly The SCHOMAKERS shop was her next stop The CAUSSE of her v1s1t was a hole m the bottom of her BRAUN shoe As she left the shop her boy friend MOE who was a ROESSLER offered her a nde Is that WITZKL on your breath? she asked Have you been to the BEERMANN lately? Yes he answered Ive been to SCHMIDT s NIX wxth you' she exclazmed as she drew away from the car Ive heard you re xn COHOES with another woman Why dxd you buy that SEEGER refrlgerator and ROGERS sxlverware? If lt s all WRIGHT wrth you he shouted xt s for my mother! Dont hand me that STORLIE she countered He dented her accusatxon and called her a MORAN I havent the VEGAst idea of what you re talkmg about If you want to hang around with those MINERS out of the ZEWERS don t blame me rf they become LUTTERS and have to be HUNTed for stealmg vanous artxcles Who I PALLA round wxth 15 none of your busxness he replxed Just one thmg she saxd I want to know WEBER or not youll marry me I dont want to HURTA your feelmgs but I want to remam a FREEMAN h answered Don t thxnk you ll KOSS me to be mlserable she retorted as he drove off She completed her shoppxng wlth a stop at the TAYLORS At 8 00 P M MOE called I guess Im Just the wrong type of PEARSON for you he muttered Oh forget lt she sald BERRY mcely Ill forgxve you He raced over to get her They went to Cherokee Park where they sat and talked about thexr plans to travel to MARZ together As a result they lxved happily ever after THE KAPOSIA Twenpy H19 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 , 1 1 0 rf - 1 1 1 11 rf 1,4 - ' V 11 1 1 ' 1 1 3. 11 - - A 11 O 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 11 1 1 11 11 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 11 111 1 11 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 e 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 , 1 I 11 1 1 ,, 1 1 11 1 , 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 f fun' Elected by their classmates to guide the destinies of the Class of 1957 were Jack 0'Brien president' Janet Pletsch vice president Bob W1 lde secre tary and Pat Egan treasurer Fm: mu Carry Egan ltreasurerl Wielde lsecretaryl Mr Arnquxst J OBrien lpresxdentl Pletsch Kvxce presldentl Bolster Second row Allen Altmann Borden Bowen. Chandler Casey Alstp Arnold Thzfd row Albright N Anderson Ahlmann Benz Brenna Ahrens Alberg Fourth mu Andersen Chrxsttanson Basch Burgoyne Banaszewski Cashman Brennan Brmggold Fffzh mu Beckers Bartl Abram Bratsch Blaiser Bernd Carlson A Ander A151657 In addxtxon to the ofhcers other Juniors attained distinction by being elected to the Student Council They were Bob Bur goyne Jim Gaspardo Wayne Otto Randy Patet and Her man Wxcke Tu enly .ux F :nt row Second mu Thnd row Fourth rou fifth rou 'xii Funes Giles Granms Miss McAul1ft Daun Gtlllngs Everson Fox Eggenberger Essed Edgell DeTamble Dotfnng L Cordes Fisher Goers Glassmg Gehrke Ellis R Cordes Fmwall Doehlmg Dxlley Eberhart Clark Fredrick Frank Damnger Courtney Flexschauer Exynk Coray Fnemann Erickson Farrell Engen Gaspardo Elfstrum Fletcher 1 . . I ' - 4 ' JH ' Q ' e . , , .. 1 1 I , 1 . - t :.+, -vs ,- , -..Y Q ' ' ,G ' I ' ' 3 :- 1 -41 , 1 , A 3 4 l'l . Y .4 , ' ' 6- X I - . , . '1 I I I 0 I 9 1 1 1 1' I I I I I I O 1. I I I I I I I C ,1. I I I I I I 1 1 ,I I I I I I I I 1 ' 1 . 1. I I I I I I 0 11' I I I I I I I . 1' I I I I I I I I '1' I I I I I I I 1 . V. . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' t f 1 . 5 . I , Q .Q , i V 1 , Y l 1 , ' 3 .r . N . 9, 1 . V 6, I I 5 1 1 ' L' . t ' I - . C . '. 0 V 2 cf I - o o . Q ' C 1 x . Followmg tradxnon the Class of 57 presented ihexr annual class play ihe nxghts of Aprxl 19 and 20 to enihusrashc audxences after weeks of on stage and back stage work under the dxrechon of Mr F tr!! rou Helfrxch Grant Kassan Mr Grant Kaeder Guck Kruger Yecond mu Jungwrrth C Johnson Irxsh Kluender Harnson Gnffm Hemsch K Larson Tbzrd rou H111 Hamann Jerhoff Hari Howe B Larson Holmen Fourth mu Helmken Hallamek Kovacs Knauff Henry Hunt F zftb row Martrn Muxlow Molczyk Mr Fladager Lascewskx McGra1l Nakladal Second rou Maitaxm R Lawrence Maciej P Manley D Manley Mable J Lawrence Luhmann Lrck Nrnnemann Leonard Mahan D Lehmann Lee McCoy Miller Newell Fourrb mu Nolan Lebens Mohrland E Lmdstrom K Lrndsirom Mrniz Monroe E Lehmann Lyons Lenerlz Lockamy Muraskn Mrchaelson Morhck Nichols Markgraf, Malm, Marhoun Fxrxt mu Tlnrd row Fifth rou Kaih Krumrxe Joswlak W Johnson Koller Jantzen Henes A of'57 Class nngs were selected by the juruors by class vote rn Ociober. They were purchased from the Josten Company. Some are shll bemg worn by :he orlgmal owners! Tu enly :even , M ,y A ' Q , Q L N A , .3 f f, , 1 G - I .i gk B - . C . . . -I Q E , . - v 3 as I I ' . f , B I , lx ' 1 Fred Jones. 4 I N , '.. I I I 0 I I I U . '.' I I I I I I I . . . I., I I I I I I I l 7: I I I I I n -I I I I l I I I I J: I I I I I I I . I: I 0 I I I I I I I 0 . . .' I I I I 0 I I I , . I.. I I I 0 I 0 I I '.' I I I I I I I . Fun row Sewnd mu Third mu F014 ith row Fifth row Schefiknecht Schmid Schowalter Potter CYaMof57 Athletlcally many juniors con tributed this year some of the outstanding ones being Jack OBrien Herm Wzcke Randy Patet Bob Burgoyne Jim Sir basku Bill Johnson Jim Gaspardo .hm Trudeau Pat and Dave Manley and Pete Saratolean Tu enty ezgbl Social events of the year were the Junior Party with juke box music an exclusively jun- ior event on November 18 and the Big Night of the year the Prom at the Arizona Room on May 14 O Rodriguez Ruiz Sagdalen Pieper Peterson C Rodriguez Ryan Paskewltz Rund Pat naude Schroeder Pedersen Reckmger Reimer Partch Rassel ORexlly Pechmann Otto Rmdtleisch Lissxck OBrien Rabold Schrom Schottle Reid Richmond OGara Schlemmer Rich Patet Phillips Schreiner Sarafolean Fin! row Second rou Tbzrd rou Fourth rou Zumwalde Vasguez Vollbrecht Mr Jones Tangney Tourvxlle Skaw Tursso Schwanz Stadt Wxlllams G Schultz J Schultz Wald hauser Trandem Tracy H Woog R Smith Sekora Skorxch Wellhausen Van Lxth Zaspel Young Wexden Swanson Yokanovich Waldoch Trudeau Stxcha Sxrbasku J Woog Werner L f 1 or X N I I ' ' . W '- ' 5 f , sl 1 - J B , V . 5 ., ',,v I Q .. ' n ' I . . ,I . . . . . ,,.., . . I I.. I I I o ' I I ' I I I Fifrb mw: Wille, Taylor. D. Smith. H. Wicke. Seeland. Waldow, G. Wicke, 5 M E . ' I , ' 3 , . ' 3 J B , ' R Y ff f'! - r P ' J ' :Lf 4 . 4 ' . 1 1 ' KX fi I I ' - ' A fl' ,I k4'7 I ' I tix A Officers of the sophomore class. elected last fall, were as fol- lows: president, Gay Abram: vice president. Jim Meyer: secretary Margaret Pletsch: and treasurer Mary Chrxs Boudrye 1 'Q F1711 row Second ron Tlnrd rou Fourlh rou L Coen Meyer ivxce presxdentl Pletsch lsecretaryl Mxss Brandes Abram ipresxdentl Boudrye ltreasurerl Arnold Antl Bremel Ausen. Clxne Bratten. Ahrens Alberg Argetsxnger Casper Atchison Bohannon Boyden Brown Bestler Berry C Boros J Anderson Fin! rou Second rou Third mu Fourth mu F1 th mu Carlson filth rou Exynck Fladager Eberspacher Erxckson J Gackstetter C Gack stetter Gallus Eckel Franzen Fruetel Mxss Steifenhagen Mrss Smxth Flexschauer Evans Cook Conners Czeck Ellert Drkula Carol Fenner Glide Dorma R Gxguere Danner Detlze J Coyer Decker Dxttes Charol Fenner Elton Felton Franke Exsen D Coyer Frankfurth Elfstrum Fordlce Costello Ecklund D Gtguere R Coen Basch K Brmggold Carter Baker Blam. Arneson S Anderson Beck Bocke Axken Casaw Andrews A Bnnggold Clam of 58 In addltton to the above of hcers sophomores honored several other classmates by electmg them to posxtlons of responsxbxlrty Named to the Student Councxl were Larry Beck Davrd Granms Pat Jer hoff Sharon Lamphere and Emma Sandgren Tu enlg nme 1 1 ,ij v A' t , 1 ,' ' Q J J, 1 i 1' I I I I I 1 1 . '.' 1 1 1 1 1 0 'Q' I I I I I I I U 1 1 . 4 11, I I I I I I O I . 1 '1. I I I I I C O 11, I I I I 0 I I - ' 1 . V.. I I I I I I ' 1 1 U-I I I I I I I I I 1 . 4 ,-D I l I I I I I I . ' I f.' 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . Q.. s, .. 1 .- mt! f'A1 ,, .4 I .1 - l' 1' ' , 1, 'ff Q l '. va 'G' I 1 1. .4 .: .V ,. 4 ' 1 ' 1' N I - , 1 . - -K - , 1 Y V tl 1 I A I f 5 . Y 1 1 - 4 , 1 1 S 1 l ,. , ... 4- -- I , Fzrst rou Yemnd mu Third ron Fourth mu 1-1 tb mu Kegler Hoople Grunewald Goers Johnson Harrlson Iverson Helwxg Johansen H111 Mr Vu-ta Mr Seewald Gusack Hendrxx Hapka Holmes Helmueller Hyska Huknede Jungwxrth G Gnffm Kaeder Hxlsgen Henman Kaul Harrell Grant Jerhoff Green Keller Jackson Granms Hammond Hostetler Hakanson Hamxlton J Gnffm Horst Holzemer Hollenkamp Glowartz Hxlyar Jordan 0elIAA01c5g Prominent among sophomore social events were two mix- ers. one held in October and another in the spring. The annual sophomore party was probably the top socxal gather mg This was held rn the gym One drstmctxon held by the Class of 58 zs its sxze As thrs xs wnxten the class numbers 284 malung rt the largest class m hxgh school hlstory by a con sxderable margm Barrmg a large number of drop outs rt wrll be the largest graduatmg class too F :rn mu Second mu Tbnd mu Fourth mu fifth mw Kronschnable Lynn McCollum Lehmann Lontz Kuchera Kempf Loughrey Lamphere Kleven Kramer Krech LaMotte Manon Lockamy Lzenemann Luke Marz Luken Matz Lauder Kryzamk Lawrence Lertch Maurer Kucher Loftus Lundberg LaMotte Lysdale Laylxn Kuckler Krasean Krey LeVander McG1nn Kovach LeMay Marhoun 4 V: I I I I I I 0 . 11' I I I 0 I O I I I 'll I I I I I 0 I 1 1 1 If I I I I I I I I 1 1 ' f 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . ,I . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1. I I I I I I I V.. I I I I I I I I . X: I I I I I I I 1 1 1. I I I I I I I , 7 ' J 1- ,1 A 3 , 3 5 5' ' , -, . + ' . . . - '- Jef, fd- '.',. Y K A , . E 4 L -v M5 t - l . X . , W .. Y. , . . . . u n ' xg , X - -, n 4 u A 1 . . v , . ' 2 ' I , LK . 1 ' I5 1 1 1 . 0 li 'S - , x v 1 ur Q, K' .1 N.. M z - 1 A .I- J 'S L .:' Sophomores were instrumental in initiating the procedure of A taking busses to athletic con- tests this year. They are some of the most enthusiastic sup- porters of our teams at home and away. I-IV!! mu Second mu Third mu fourlh mu 1'1 th mu ffm mu Proulx J Peterson Mr Nelson Mr Galbraith Preble Murray Olin Serum! mu Nelson Nesseth Panek Mullen Niles Prxll OConnor Mxchels Third mu Motz McDonald Pengllly Oney Otto Judith Meyer Moehrle Fourth ww Pedersen Needham Pauek Miller Odland McNamara R Pxetsch C Pletsch fifth mu Monach Ojanpera L Peterson Moore Mohs Pladson Michelson Clzusfsmf 58 Sxegert Schwanz L Schmidt Stexchen Rudie M Ryan Schletty Reid Soderstrom Rassel Sandgren Sauer Schlussler Schulte Reinartz Rosenau Reckmger Rosenberger Robinson Sokol Rich Runge Staples Schuno Sachwitz Stariha Riley W Ryan Running Skare Stapp P Schmidt Sevlck Rexchstadt Schneider Ramirez Richter Stiftler Roth 9525 'W 1 1 ' ' ., V, .Q . . . 1 5 1 sh' 4 , ,AL 4 '.' I 1 I Q I 0 I I , H . . , . . . , . . . 1 , . 'f I I I I I I u .A I I I I I I 0 . . 4 V.. I I u I I I I 4 r-' I I 1 I I I I I o A I I I I I I I vt' I I I I I I I . . 4 X-I I I I Q I I I I , fy ,, 5 1 , ' - A A , ' A i 4 vt , , y 5 , I ' I ,K ' , - 4' 5 , 1 4 I .V V ' l , ' -, I 3 f ,' E: ,, . . I 5 A 1: 2 t' ' ' II II ,,. . , - . . . - In q 1 . . 'f I z 'r '- , ' . . ' A: . 'Y 1 i r 4- - . Q ',', - r . 4 Another interesting project started by the sophomores and later adopted by other students was the Pen Pal program As a result about 100 students are keeping up spirited corre spondence with students other countries Miss Brandes was the sponsor of this proyect The sophomores have contrl buted then' share of athletes on the regular teams thls year Actwe m football were Pat Jerhoff Clxff Moore Don Monack and Dave Granms On the hockey team Ken Peder son Gene Otto and Dave Granms dxd well and Glen Holzemer played on the A team xn basketball ,Q 0 lmr mu Txlton Tengvall Van Kleek Mr Llttle WlCke Tletz Zschokke lffnd mu Zorgdrager Utpadel Susame Woog Tonder Walczak W Wxlle Young 7 1 mu Tlmm Vergm Tyler Welch Wold Sweeney Swanson E Wllle Vaxdxch lmfh r11z1 Swenson Wybxerala Volght Tledman Wlckard Zxmmerman Strand Thayer ww Vameol Youll hnd us domg many dlfterent thmgs durxng the course of an average day We watch Mr Karn explaxn hockey mn Make Up Club we dxscuss and demonstrate good posture we watch the frxendly rxvals the Packers Fladager and Anokas Campbell chattxng before the game we cut a rug durmg noon hour we expenment wlth ham radio or we demonstrate Indlan lore ln Mrs Faulkners class l 1 frm f: 11 1 . I , T : , ' 6' - fl , . I , v . 'al - 1 . , - :Jil V. ' f - ' ' ' X ' 15789 'Xu F 2 1 ' ' .. ' ,4 ' . -. 'X 1 . ' I rt ' ,J I ' dv 4 4 - 1 1 1 X ,x 1 ... . . : I ' i ' ' 11 11 ,, ,.. Y H .1 ' . A 7 A 'Y E l '-A ,W V 3 , ' 1 , ' F P- . .1 , E N . 7 - Q ' - , ' ,,1 N , 'sa ' -N 1 1 ' if : '1' . I I I I . I - I D I n Sf 1 '.' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 'fvlr-,f l 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 . l 1 711 ' 1 . 1 l 1 I 1 I 1 ' 1 O I 0 O , , . . . . 5 I I D I I - ' - . . 1 , . . . . 1 I - ' ' ' ' 0 o I l . . 11 11 . . . , 1 . 1 . . , of ' ' of so Wi , . W , - s' .- .ff ,, I , 5 ' 1 'Q y . , .N . 1 5..- ,,,,.,....-----' X Q l , if if 4? . 1 X L9 W lf., 'N ny, ax N Ax xx'Nf'x mx Y ., xxx 'Vx -'X 'rv -N . sxxfxx X -V.. M 'xx A I wb . Lu-f N 41. 'K ...Q 5? U 1 -. .1 f K . xx ' xx Xxx xv , 3-.5 X Q 'Y 5 'GX .., 4 V Fmt mu Meyer Qpresidentl Pletsch Ksecretaryl Miss Murray Seeger lvxce prestdentl Ahrens ftreasurerl Semnd mu Fisher Kaeder Kellerman Luhman DaBruzzt Drkula Thzra' mu Carry McGra1l Gehrke Annette Pampusch Anita Pampusch Fmwall Beaudoin Fourth mu Rabold Auhck Schulte Machart Malm Zuehl Ffffb mu Bernd Michaelson Mortick Boudrye ffm! mu .Svmnd mu Third mu Frruftb mu filth mn Beaudoln Braun Ksecretary treasurer! Machart lpresidentl Letm bek lvice prestdentl Gruba Bauch DaBruzz1 Olson Anita Pampusch Smythe Drkula Bateman Hochstetler Berry Brunson Granms Madsen Roessler Van Kleek Miller Bordner Annette Pampusch Madis Seeger Eberspacher Schomaker Zuehl Cheney Schulte Schultz Beermann Nix Aultck Tourvxlle if Alpm Bm Alpha Beta is the honor society of our school. Among its activ- ities for this year was a trip to a Book Fair at the Walker Art Gallery in Minneapolis. The group also toured St. Thomas and St. Catherine colleges. The project for the year was a booklet on colleges which was compiled by the members of the club and then issued to all seniors interested in college Fufww Vowus Future Voters is an organiza tion in our school open to all seniors who are interested in current events of the world The group met every second and fourth Wednesday of each month to discuss international national state and social at fairs The annual trip proved to be a very interesting one for all THE KAPOSIA 2 -13 A Q H t 44 ' 1 1 . I I ' ' ' ' w- K sg ' V A . K s 1 lf' I I ' I 1 . yr- I I I I I a A V., I I I I . I 1 . '.' I I I I I 0 I., I I I Q 1 I xv' I ' I ' I - I . lf V-t I I I I I I - vt' I I I I I I I 4 X-' I I I I I I 1 . 1 I-I I I I I I ' I . I V: 5. e i N' ' . . + - Fa- 4 1 1 a l 1 A - . . if . .. . . - ' K . . i I XL-.5 ' ' ,ut . . 1 I -v in I . y - V - . ' q U - . . K 1 ' W J - - 1 ,N eva A 'gs ' '.. .1 Q ' 597' -f X -N. Futuna Teodwfm The Future Teachers' Club is made up of students interested in the teaching profession. This year booklets from lrberal arts state and teachers col leges were exammed and studled by the students t help them decide whlch college they would ltke to attend Practlce teachers were also called m to explain what to look forward to at college Many rnterestmg facts and suggestlons were brought forth to the students The semor members were gxven the opportunity of vxsrt mg various classes whxch were ln session at the grade levels they were most mterested m Thxs proved to be a great help to the students m decxdmg whether the teachmg profes sxon was stxll the one m whxch they would most likely suc ceed Later m the year varxous schools and colleges were vtsxted League The council of the Gxrls League plans the many actxv 11165 for the gtrls to have a part ln durmg the school year A get acquamted pxcnxc was held xn September at Kaposxa Park to whxch all grrls were mvlted Offtcers for the cur rent school year were rnstalled tn October at a rally and new members were welcomed to the League In November movxes from a tno tn Europe were shown by a college student The annual Christmas party was held rn December and was agaxn a huge success Among other thlngs the gxrls dxd service work for the Red Cross Chtldrens hospxtals and Pollo wards They sponsored a leap year dance In February where the boys were asked by the gxrls Thxs was thoroughly enjoyed by all The years actxvmes of the League were concluded by the annual Mother Daughter Tea whxch was a complete success F1111 rou Second mu Tbzrd mu Fourth mu flrft rm Sn nd rru Third' mu fourlh mu Schomaker ltreasurerl Pearson lprestdentl Mxss Wxllxavnson fad vxserl Schultz lvxce presxdentl J Pletsch lsecretaryl Rodnguez Schwartz Bauch Baumgaertner Irlsh M Pletsch Franzen Vasquez Berry Pampusch Woog Voxght Baker Koch Luke Iverson Blaxn Fordxce Dxtmarsen Kuckler Reckmger Larson lvxce presldentl Pampusch ipresxdentl Mtss Wrlhamson Smxth Ctreasurerl Courtney lsecretaryb Mrss Sweeny Mxss Erackson Miss Steffenhagen Miss Johnson Mrs Kellerman Pletsch Bateman Roessler Luke Bauch Lehmann Alberg Grxffm Fenner Kovacs Tyler Sandgren Iverson 'QII' ? . . . K 4 1 ' - . ' U x ' ' , - .gl - -, ai . 0 V . I 4 1 5 ' . K Q7 I ' 4 . , A . . A X W N 1 I' . . Q K . ' x ' - ' A . . . . 4' 'I' I ' I - . ' If - 0 I I I s V., . I I I I - I I I . . A '.' I I I ' I I I a 1 '15 I . I . I . I I I 1 . I . . O . . . . . 71 A 1 1 1 4 - Faulkner, Mxss Hoover. 1 .' I I I I I I 0 . . , , H ' ' . . . ' X n - u f - . I ' ' ' 1: 'J' K 1!, as it . . I . - . . K V r . T A A M , - I , 11 . ' -F v . e S5 . ,, -. . s ' ' - ' H. 'Y ,' . . 1 1 ' K , lx I . ' ' if' I -I ' 'Y 1 g, ' 4 C . - u I I ' - I , - I lflrrl mzzx' Secrmd rout Third mu! Fourth mum' Fifth muy' 'The Ad1vww.bCw Cruidwow' The senior class of 1956 chose as their class play The Admirable Crichton by J. M. Barrie. The main characters in the play were played by Marlene Aulick, 5 Bernie Beermann, Gloria Berry, Rosalie Ditmarsen, sociate editorl. Braun. Joyce Gruba, Joan Machart, David Madis, Lanny Mintz, Jim Pearson, and Linda Taylor. Much credit for the play's success goes to Mr. Don Anderson, the supporting cast, Mr. George Karn. the stage crew members, the ticket sales committees, and many others. The second act of the play was also given for the one act play con- test in West St. Paul. ' Gill!-XA,pi'l1J11 0'Donnell, Machart leditorl, Mr. Gower ladviserl, Grannis Cas- I I. T. Ahrens, Gruba. Beaudoin, Leimbek. Drkula, Adams, Olson, Bauch. Hunt, Roessler, Anita Pampusch, Zuehl, Schultz, S. Meyer, Young. Smythe. Rolfing. Madis, Annette Pampusch, Dittes. Aulick. Schulte, Seeger, Ditmar- sen, Krasean. Egan, Nix, Wielde, J. Meyer, Michaelson, Cropsey. Boudrye. Johnson. if Y This year the Hi Times Staff has worked very hard to put out an interesting and accurate paper. The Hi Times has brought to the students. the teachers, and to its other read- ers, all the interesting school happenings of the year. However, the staff does not de- serve all the credit. Mr. Allan Gower. faculty advisor ot this project, deserves a great deal ot praise for the work he has done. Joan Machart and Joy Grannis, editor and assistant editor, have also done a won- derful job in seeing that every member of the staff writes at least one article for each issue. Because Mr. Gower does not believe in all work and no play, he allowed the staff to hold a party in his home. Another highlight of the year was the tour to the Dispatch- Pioneer Press Building. Here the group saw every detail of producing a large paper. All members of the Hi Times Staff hope that the underclass- men will gain as much satis- faction and enjoyment out ot producing the paper next year as they did this year. and, Mr Ellsworth B Knutson came from Glenwood Mmnesota to dnrect the school band thxs year Under his guidance they have had a very successful year The band played at all of the home football games and bas ketball games Durmg the dtstrxct basketball tournament they had the pnvxlege of play mg at West St Paul for the South St Paul Red Wing game They entertamed the entxre school body during the annual band assembly on Jan uary 24 whxch the students consldered one of the best On March 19 the band wel comed Mr Adlax Stevenson who vxsnted the hxgh school durmg his campaxgn Omwww, Under the dxrechon of Mr. Ellsworth B Knutson, the school orchestra has had a very successful year. Mr. Knutson came to our school thxs year from Glenwood, Mlnnesota. Orchestra members, seventeen to be exact, have worked very hard thxs vear to make Mr Knutson's fxrst year a success ful one. Although membershxp dwmdled constderably from last year, they were able to play for both the senxor and Jumor class plays They also provided musxc for the gradua tion services THE KAPOSIA I vm X I HXNU Fmt row Anderson Carlson Jungwrrth Alberg Second rou Mr Knutson Johansen Pxerce Schmldt Howe Johnson Bratten Thzrd row Maurer Soderstrom McGraxl Muxlow Exsen Fourth row Green Stapp Wxllxams Eberhart Reltan Doffmg Borden Unne berg Schulze Fffxb mu Ztmmerman Nxchols Yokanovxch Cheney I-'ordxce Lutter Soren fxrrt rou Second row Tbxrd row son Hallamek Pampusch Franzen Smith Auhck McGra1l Hexnsch Unneberg Hallamek Sorenson Howe Borden Ahrens Mr Knutson Bratten Dofhng Cheney Eberhart Schulze S 3 f Q QTQ like , rt I ' . I 1 ? . ' , 1 . - ' :rv . V1 ' . f A ' . ' xum li '- I , Nl ' I I 5 , ' , Hlbll ' IUUI V 5 lg .F I ' Furl rou gffllild rou Third rou fourth rou F11 mu fini rou Second mu Tbzrd rou Fourth mu Abxent Wi I I C-cf Pxeper Berry Isecretaryl Fisher fvice presxdentl Mxss Adair Storlie Cpresidentl Hamann KICC representatxvel Anderson Ctreasurerl Edgell Eberspacher Fruetel Lockamy Mable Olson N Griffin Betty Giles Tilton Alberg Glassing Loughrey Rudie Recklnger Krech Y Heitman Redding Baker Goers Susame Van Kleek J Henman Brunson Gehrke Lehman Tyler Beverly Giles Zewers Schomaker Sokol Aulxck Hochstettler Miner G Griffm S Grannxs Qtreasurerj Foxley Cpresxdentl Mr Galbraith iadviserl Patet Qvice presidentj Koch lsecretaryj Kinney Sandgren Sekora Skorxch J Grannxs Steichen Vega Schomaker Otto Boudrye Pedersen OBrien Anderson Abram Monack Lysdale 7 Q -Teams Y-Teens' purpose is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realiz- ing in our common lite those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our ta'th as Chnstxans The club has been very busy thxs past year selling mums at homecoming sponsoring Tag Day which is a project to raise funds for tree beds for the Children s Hospital sponsoring a dance and selling caramel apples They caroled at Gillette Hospital and had a dinner for all members in December Fashion speakers and panel discussions were also part of then' program for the year Ufxlww Club m our school is Ushers Club This organization is made up of sophomores Juniors and seniors seven from each class The members are chosen when they are sophomores mn htgh school and they continue to serve in the club through their senior year They usher at class plays graduation exercises Christ mas and spring concerts and many other actxvntxes taking place in the audxtorxum Social activities during the year mclude an imtiation party for the new members in the tall a spring party or pow wow sponsoring a dance and selling at some home games 71, V ' 5- A . 5' 1 1 A ' f ' ' .K - 1 . ., ' . . k A ' - -A , . . , . 12 C, V . . . . . ' . , . . . , . . . A 'Vu' I I I . I I 1 I ' I A Y., I I I I I I I I l I I I I ' I-I I I I u - I I I I 'fb ' . . , , ' . , l- Y.. 1 . I . I c . - I . . 7: - I I I I I 0 I I I n V 'il I I I I n l.. I - - I I n I I M c - . . g Another service organization 1 , I ' eeel It e ' - ' . X I , I . . e ,if I p 1 ' ' ' I . . , , it 1 V ' . . ., 6 ' ' Q- - . , , . , I . . . . e ' 5 . . . ' X ef 'f gg' . . . . . , f N' r , X , , K . . .. . , V ' I ' V I' I Q., , ' . l l . , A .-.Q ' it-ff,5..,, - 2- -, .'-- - 3 ii ' , , lvtykw n ' - '-. -Y' gUUbQA How much do you know about the state in which you live' The Gopher Historians better known as Scribes held meet ings every other Thursday dur mg the school year to discuss the history of Minnesota These meetings were carried on as cracker barrel discussions On April ll the club members took a field trip to the histor ical sites of St Paul and Still water This club under the direction of Miss Kathryn McAul1ft is open to any student inthe high school This is an excellent chance to mcrease ones know ledge of his own beautiful state Uuiffub The Distributors Club is an organization of students en- rolled in the Cooperative Part- Time Program of the South St. Paul High School which is under the direction of Mr. Howe. Meetings are held one evening per month. at which time social and educational activities are planned. In recent years, the club has arranged for a four day trip. following graduation, to visit typical industries ot Minnesota and Canada. During the school year. the club soonsors an Employer- Employee banquet, at which time the employers are invited to attend as guests of the students. The local chapter ot the Dis- tributors' Club is a charter chapter of the state Distrib- utors' Club. THE KAPOSIA 1'1rJt mu Serond mu Thzrd rou Fourth mu Abfenl Flu! muu' Sermlzf mu Third mux' Fuurlb mu Fifth mux' 'lx Martin Fletcher Qtreasurerl Gehrke Kpresidentj Essed lvice presx dentl Baumgaertner Csecretaryl Tangney Tourville Miss McAul1H ladviserj Peterson Arnold Pletsch Finwall Bowen Leonard Hamann Grannis Lee Nichols Kovacs Schroeder Edgell Anderson LaMotte Ruiz Skaw Reckmger Lascewski Fitzgerald Fox McCoy Chandler Mable Potter Egan lhistorianl Bendzick Ksecretaryl Schwark ltreasurerl Kiesow fvice president! Metzen fparliamentarianl Cossar Cpresidentl. Cohoes Kinney Mr. Howe Drake Ries. Lencowski Cordes McCollum Chamberlain Karg Moran Zika Fredrick, Mason Hurta Loomis. Klitzke Arend Falk Peters. .f H . :sf ,V V t 'R-13 Q., . 14 '-EZ, . . K ' , . ,, 1 ag, ' - H 1 ,E 1 f - . 'I-Liga., . .f ' ' UI ' ' . . 54 J . 1 ... .Q V 6 Z - '7 0 1. . I , 4 .- -.1 ', , Q . I ' 5. n if ., 'gig 1, ., V A 1 fijif - A . -W - Q . - V- , . 1, . f .am '- -. 1 ,mil-' K Q-4 '- : ' 'wr-. 654, 12, L., X, u ,Lynx ,,,g.5Qr. , W . , 1 ' ' fi , 9 ' - -W. , -if 4 ,.aif,1f l.Q:.f,, Q :'if 'u Q5 ig , fi 1 - gwfff? 'QL . l'7i7' 9' 1 j . ,- '-is Q ,F 4- l . ,Q 4 1' . Q- ' 'Y ..- l . ' f W F c ,nv 4 f V -1 5 3,5 ' Y : , xx v K . . 'I ' I ' if lull ' - ' . K I , an t - fe , . , ,,, ,1 . - ,. , - 4 ,. t kv- I I Fmt mu, Peterson Schultz Mr Happe Seeger lpresidentl Anita Pampusch Second mu Bateman Tyler Ditmarsen Wxelde Ahrens Pletsch Third row Stapp Anderson Joswiak Michaelson Seeland Annette Pampusch afwmxf, year to lead the Southern Min nesota District in the National Forensic League with 189 members The NFL Debate Tournament was held at Sibley High School in West St Paul on March 3 South St Paul placed first in this tournament In the NFL Speech tournament the following people placed first in their events and became eligible to participate in the N a t 1 o n al Tournament at Muskogee Oklahoma in June Harold LeVander Jean Wicke and Karen Seeger UIUDNJ Fmt ww Leimbek Annette Pampusch Schultz Mr Happe Seeger Anita l Pampusch Bauch Second mu Berry L Arnold Young J Ahrens Hill Pletsch Krueger Tbzrd row Nix Madis Dltmarsen Mintz Auhck Fourth mu, Anderson Joswiak Mxchaelson Wielde Seeland. K , A , , , . .,,e,.....,..,..- and Dem, The number of students par- ticipating in debate increases from year to year. This year the number comprises sixty de- baters. The season began with considerable competition on the part ot a dozen debaters to make the first team. Finally, however, Anita Pampusch and David Madis joined the two re- maining State Champions of last year, Karen Seeger and Sharon Schultz. The squad ot sixty debaters won two hundred seventy- seven debates this season. and lost one hundred seven, mark- ing up another commendable record. At the Regional tourn- ament at Alexander Ramsey. January 30, the team placed tirst, for the thirteenth con- secutive year. In the State tournament, February 18, at Macalester College, the team captured the State champion- ship. THE KAPOSIA , , S i o a e F 9 T, rin e ,- e, , y -N' V ' ' A ff, A' L 'A F Q L J F owmw eague LJ- ' ' Y ' Q 'J South St. Paul continued this Q77 Q ' I I - J . . 1: , . , , . , ' , , . N 3011 gpeeclm mt Uebom Approximately sixty people participated in speech activities this year. About half of these, who did not participate in de- bate. received six weeks of training from Mr. Glen Ickler. a practice teacher from Ham- line University They took part 1n an intramural tourna ment Another tournament was held on March 19th to select participants tor the District 14 Speech contest at South St Paul April 5 Twenty one people received superior rat ings in the District 14 contest and went on to the Region 4 contest in Anoka on April l3 Under the guidance and direc the Encore club has had an interesting and very active year Encore is a club con sistxng of students interested in dramatxcs and the theater The officers of the club chosen this year are Conrado Vega president Anita Pampusch treasurer and Dave Madis publicity manager The club also makes money for its numerous projects by selling refreshments at basket ball and football games and by selling Packer booster buttons The members go to different schools colleges and to the University to see plays core also gives plays tor some fcaptxvel English classes 1 J Fm: row Michels S Ahrens Iverson Mr Happe Peterson P Arnold Wicke Second row Krech Kryzamk Vaidnch Holmes McDonald Lamphere Third row Johnson Carol Fenner Pietsch Reckmger Tyler Fourth row Stapp Charol Fenner Ojanpera LeVander Dittes Franzen Fmt row Kruger Gruba Vega lpresrdentl Mr Anderson Pampusch lsecre tary treasurerl Madxs fpublicrty chairman! Taylor Second row Waldhauser KIuChOWSkl DeTamble Berry Stadt Baumgaertner n T had row Wright Rindtleisch Seeger Aulxck Machart Drtmarsen Cashman Founh row Lmdusky Steiner Schneider Boudrye Rogers Hallamek Mintz Fifth row Bernd Schultz Meyer Schwantes Beermann Pearson -if i - 1 V I T- 0 s 1 - . . ' - I V K I if ' 1' . I I I I I I I l I ' l n. I . I . . I I I U l 1- I I . I ' I I n. I I I I I ' I 0 ' 1' I I I . . I I I - - I I I n' I .I I I I ' I 1. - I I - I I . I I ' I . 1. . I - I . I I I I I 3 ' .I I I I I I I ' ' - za , ' X . ' ' A v :I . - Q, tion ot Mr. Donald Anderson. ,. . fl . 5 1, 2 i, u n , , g A. y Q 4 -. . I I I, M, II II I . 1 I I - gg GZ. V H I ' 14 .I '- LA A ' f ' ' X' ' 7 . g . . I 65, .... A I I V ' 1 ., , 1 s ' f -.. ' v . - n u I ' ' ' I-, h . . . ,.En- ' v N ' he 's ' fir!! mu Serumf rnu TIJIYII mu fl rh mu fn!! mu Semnd mu Third mu fourth mu fifth mw Maurer Kegler Mr Roxseland Fox Johnson ODonnell Tursso Pedersen Brmggold Ahlmann Manley Smxth Drkula Lrck Novotny Zuehl Larson Basch Roessler Ojanpera Luhman Schlemmer Cropsey Sevxck Lmdusky Boud rye Trudeau Kaeder Giles Martm Polakoskx Braun Edgell Bauch S Grannxs Rosenau Mxss Wtlllamson Leonard Lojovxch Koch Hakanson glsxp Rolfmg Pampusch Sporctc Burgoyne J Granms Hunt tapp Skarre Tourvtlle D Miller W Mxller Waldow Rextan Peterson Courtney Pearson Meyer Phrllxps Mortlck Koss Wmters Holzemer X.: M' ru' Se-wwe, Gfwup The service group IS made up of students who help rn mak mg the school run more smoothly Th1s years servxce group has done Just that and deserve extra credrt for thetr endeavors The hve dlvlsrons mto whxch the servxce group xs dxvtded are as follows courtesy students lxbrary assxstants stage crew ofhce and cafeteria helpers The courtesy group dlrected vxsltors checked hall passes ran errands and saw that there was no unnecessary loxtermg m the halls wh1le classes were ln session They also brought notzces to the vartous class rooms and ptcked up absentee slxps Qewwa G The oftnce group performed many servnces tn the varrous offxces of the buxldmg thxs year T h e superintendent s ofhce nurses office physlcal educa txon ofhce and Mr Howes of hce were a few of the places where these students offered thexr servzces There were also two girls who acted as typlsts m Mr Happes ottxce They typed much of the matenal used m speech and debate THE KAPOSIA f :gi , A 1 A 1 ' ' '- -.4 ' , rr' ,L ' . . .,,, 33.-. - L, ' - 1 Q H . , . 1. I 5 . . .. YH V, L - 1 3 ' 5 4 - . . q I 2, V : , . t ' Na or I :L ' ' I I K' I ' , 4 1 'af' Y 1 I V 'V 1 M1 7, Vi I ,A . ' N A. rx . . ' ,, - 1 I 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ','. I I I I I I l Ffmrzb muw Fredrick. Daninger, Simon. Kovacs, Gillings, Malm, Rund. 4 V-I I . I . I -I I a I l I I I I I I I I 0 ' I I 1 1: I I I a . I I I I I - I I 4 H 'l I I . l I I I I - I Q o . A Y A Q 'Ei 1 W 2 'lg I Q 4- ' I fl! M t W x, - kk .I - . - ,, -A l 2 ' ' ' wi V' W , , ' ' , - . r will 'A I ' ' .. . ' li., ,' - - 1 - by .. 5 W- H -.4 r ' ' . , 4? 'W L W1 A , K ,, , F , . Y YZ , . , 2 - I x ' ' - Q'Grwup The library assistants checked out books to students and saw that the library was kept in an orderly fashion. They also helped students in locating various types ot books in the library. The main job ot the study hall helpers was to check attend ance in the study hall The hall and cafeteria assist sold lunch tokens and the students from run ning in the cafeteria and halls ants kept Mlss Williamson is the advrser ot the servtce group The Science Club which is connected with the Junior Academy of Scxence and the Chess Club had an excellent year under the guxdance ot xts advisor Mr Rodman Lxttle Club projects were undertaken by Pete Saratolean Jam Sir basku David Madxs and Jack Mortick Field trips were taken to the Mmnesota Mining and Manu facturmg company research laboratory and to the Science Museum Club ottxcers were Charles Nix president Ed Moe vice presx dent Carol Gerber secretary and Davxd Madxs treasurer THE KAPOSIA I' 1rJl mul Yetwld mu Third mu fmrilv mu F1 th rr Il fzrrt run Second mu Third mu Fourth mu F1 th mu Leimbek Schwartz Sandgren DaBruzz1 Funes Kellerman Berry Altmann Paskewxtz Cordes Schwanz Cropsey Adams Arnold Reimer Allen VanKleek Anderson Kruchowski Woog Ryan Storhe Cheney Skorxch Iverson Kluender Patneaude Foxley Ellis Van Llth Bowen Avenrxep Abram Patet Wicke Peterson Bvenson Blaiser Schulte Lehmann Moe lvlce presidentl Madxs ltreasurerj Mr Arnquist iadvzserl Mr Little ladviserl Gerber Isecretaryl Nix fpresxdentl Fisher Gruba Hemsch Brennan Johnson Smythe DaBruzzx Howe Eberspacher Hallamek Jacobs Rogers Tourvxlle Harrel Schottle Saratolean Burmgton Miller Seeland Peterson Beermann Mortxck Fordice Werner hyf' W f . . . 1 hgkl. i,ff,f1 ' A . I t' - Ju -5.. K 1, V ,', . - -I - I I I I I f I 'lf 12' I I 1 I 4 1 l 1 1 I . 1 1 O S Club C . 9 P . . . no . 5 ' 1, Q V Y W . D . Nye .7 , P I . , . V' N '-1. ,, V, . 1 . e I . W. I Yr .I . . ' Z .yy -- I dur! I ii 'X 12' oz . . J 7 - ' . - - V lie., F ' w A N fe 2 ' sf . I I . .f Q 7 I ' I 1 I I ' Q E rlflf rou Second mu Thzrd mu Fourth mu Abfent FUJI mu Second rou Tbfrd row fourlh ron fifth mu L Cordes Mxss Schxntz Mr Lehman Evenson lpresadentl Rogers ltreasurerj McAlp1ne Qsecretaryl Newell Franzen A Schwanz Trandem Larson Woog Gnffzn Borden Helwlg Doehlmg Pedersen Sobaskx DeTamble Lawrence Rezmer R Smxth Glassxng Zewers Lyons Sweeney Lxssxck Czech Palla Rhodes Harrxson Van Lxth R Cordes Sxmon Bruber Farrell Kegler Lehmann L Pxeper Wxcke Lamphere C Boudrye Ktreasurerl Bateman lpresldentl Schultz lvnce presxdentl Seeger lsecretaryl Braun Abram Pletsch Mass Wxlhamson ladvxserl Beaudom Bauch Sandgren Jerhoft Meyer Beck Burgoyne M Boudrye Baum gaertner Otto Egan Lmdusky Granms OBr1en Nix Wxelde Gaspardo Patet Beermann Wxcke LeVander UAVI Headed by Mr Curt Lehman the Department of Audxo Vxsual Instructlon was kept busy thls year dlstrtbutxng and showmg txlms and work mg wlth both the Jumor hxgl' school and the grade schools The club took held trxps to Mm neapolxs Honeywell KUOM and KEYD They also saw Cmerama at the Century Theater tn Mmneapohs and were shown the equxpment there As an addxtnonal treat the club had a sprmg pncnxc whxch was hnanced by club dues and the sale of candy at games Club ofhcers were Jack Even son presrdent Lots Cordes vrce presldent Pat McAlp1ne secretary and Verlyn Rogers treasurer The 1956 Kaposxa bnngs to a close another very successful year for the student councxl As usual the bag ztem on the agenda was the testxve home commg Besxdes organxzmg and plannxng a successful homecomxng the student coun cxl sold apples to help the March of Dames They also sold caramel apples and xce cream sandwxches to raxse funds for Chnstmas seals The service group of the student councxl has done a very good Job handlmg the transports non to the out of town games Fave students Sara Bateman Judy Bauch Sharon Shultz Chuck Boudrye and Guenter Baumgaertner were sent to the annual Student Council conventxon Next year the conventxon wlll be held South St Paul The offrcers of the councxl should be congratulated for engmeenng the councxl ln thexr many successful undertakmgs -I 'N N A B as ' . . ' Q . 9. - ' I - Q - L f - . - 5, . . ' ' ' - ' . lf L, w ' ' I Y, , N Q ' 4 I I Q 'F f '--Hy: Q f 0 4 Q ' , i . 1 I 'V-I n I V. . I I I - I ,-. . I I .I I I - I l V-4 .I I I . . I I I I l I Fijzh rouz' Harrell, Werner, Schottle, Casaw, Patet, Wielde. Fordice, Lindusky. I' I I - - I - I I I 0 D f' I I I I I 0 I ' E Z O ' 1 1 - 55, ' i , , , , , ' ,nf ' ,, - 5 5, 'Y . I , . I l X , . ' ' 5 n Kp' ' A . . v -. v . I ' t7 ' - - X, .J - , , .V S 1 A ' , ' ' ' in A . . ' I I - 1 K . . . . . . X ' , T ii Buy your booster buttons' Thxs was the tamxlxar cry of the semor councxl members The booster buttons were the senxor counctl s means ot rats mg money for the senior class The purpose of the semor councxl ns to make declsxons on behalf of the seruor class Such decxsxons were made concern mg the type of announcements and also the class motto song and flower Headed by Sharon Shultz as vlce presxdent Fred Foxley as secretary and Chuck Boudrye as treasurer the senxor councxl had a very successful year Uzwmf M04 The bxg blare of the band may attract the ear but what at tracts the eye' You ve guessed lt' The majorettes marchxng mn front of the band These majorettes, dxrected by Mr. Ellsworth Knutson, prac tnced regularly wxth the band during football season Al though the practxce seemed long and tiresome, the gxrls' rewards were worth xt Twxrhng thexr shmxng batons. the malorettes performed tor the I-Ia1lowe'en Parade and all home football games Ffrft mu gfflllld mu Tb :rd ru u F aurlb rr Il Braun Foxley lsecretaryl Schultz lpresldentl Mxss Wxllzamson ladvxserl Vega lvxce presxdentl Boudrye ltreasurerj DaBruzz1 Fisher Smythe Letmbek Beaudoxn Bauch Amta Pampusch Annette Pampusch Seeger Grannxs Bateman Nxx Koss Meyer Lxndusky Machart Gruba Lebens LaBonte Nesseth t E41 ST ' Pihl- HIGH SQHOOL BA D 0 s f I Y , V, i T Q ge .1 M 2. ' Q S ' f' A I I X 14 I . . f , , ., ' , 'Q I . . , . t ,r A ' gs G A l . . . . 5 , . president. Conrado Vega as ,' I ' I 1 I 4 ' K A ui 5 ' X , N I .4 X t 'I . I I . I . I V yr' I - I I I ' I f 1 .' I 1 1 1 I 1 . I Q t Y Q : - , l . far Fixx H fnrz mu Cashman Mr Anderson DeTamble Semnd mu Bernd Schnexder Rrndflelsch Tlurd mu Schwantes lmanagerl Qmge Crm The stage crew has done a very won derful job this vear under the dxrectxon of M Donald Anderson George Schwantes was student manager of the back stage crew Settrng up the stage for assemblles pullxng curtatns and workmg the pub llc address system at the football and basketball games are just a few of the Jobs the crew has done The crew worked very hard to produce the rxght lxghtxng and sound effects whxch helped ln turnmg out two successful class plays thrs year For Jobs not connected wxth the school such as church programs and barn dances the stage crew recexves a pay ment of S1 00 for every hours work It any stage crew member puts ln 100 hours of servrce he recexves a shxrt lmzmw Tretz Grunewald Anil Schletty Kleven Coen Argetsmger Kronschnable Serum! mu Nelson Fruetel Enckson Mlss Lxvengood Motz Panek Lertch 'Ilurd mu Lockamy Nrles Johnson Wxlle Runge Bestler Krech Conners I :mb mu Gnfhn Runnlng Dlttes Wrckard Rosenherger The Sophomore Chorus gamed a great deal of knowledge and en1oyment out of slngmg under the dlrectxon of Mlss Cormne Livengood thxs year Sznce the muslc they were ac cusfomed to ln Jumor high school was of easter type they worked very hard m order to learn a much more dxffxcult type of muslc sung ln hxgh school Of course then' hard work was not done m vam They drd a very mce Job m pro vldmg enjoyable musxc for both the Chrlstmas program and the Annual Sprmg Festlval Fnrtj tix 1, f 1.2 fl 'X 1 . 1 1 - l'. 1 , I - r - . 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' ' ' A Cappella Mxss Connne Lxvengood IS the dxrectox of the A Cappella Choxr of sxxtyhve members that meet one hour a day The choxr IS made up f selected sophomores yumors and semors and thexr work consxsts of most every type of musxc M Grant lf fllll Peterson Altmann Luhman Berry Leonard Macxej Allen Kruger Serum mn H111 Chandler Mxner Larson Wrlght Hunt Roessler Mlss Livengood Th1m'rfm Brennan Pampusch Stemer Courtney Dxtmarsen Krasean Budach Ifurfb mu D Grant Rlcker Pearson Nichols Sevlck Erlckson Reltan Sen 1111 11111 Bauch P Cropsey Rolfmg Lxck Gerber Brenna Bateman Rexd Tbfrl nu Waldhauser Burgoyne Kruchowskx Schomaker Schroeder Schultz Vega Zuehl Gerard fourth r It Sporcxc Schrom K Cropsey Runge Abram Mohs Kluender Q A Cappella 'lf During the year the choxr took part m a mass choxr producnon held at St Paul Park whxch was attended by students of nexghbormg hxgh schools Our Chnstmas program of two performances was a huge suc cess And tmally we gave a beaunful formal sprmg fes tlval Fr rtg Jezen . . 0 , A . I 4 - 'F Fffj J 1 1 1 1 1 ' '1 1 ,I Y.. I I I I I ' I if 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 A 1 . 1 I . Fm! mn: Braun, Kronschnable, Gruba. Johnson, Beaudoin. Adams, Alsip, -, I J I - I I I I I I 1 A 1 -' 1 1 .1 1 1 U I ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . A - ,. Cllblf , - , . f 3 'i 1 -i 5.j Q K ' ' cz 12 1 6 - ' lil . 1 , 'wi J . -genial!! 5 . ,, , 1 1 ' , 4f,1,,1'f 5 . , if , I ,Q ' V Y Q 'x Y, N , G., . 1 4 if . Q L 5 L. Q ' I 4- A ' , --QL., Frm mu Volbrecht Gxllmgs Carry Schultz I-'unes Scheffknecht Johnson Zumwalde Salud mu Stadt Baker Polakoski ORourke Miss Livengood Nolan Young Guck Tracy Ryan Bowen LaMotte Daun Lebens Ahlmann Paskewxtz Hamann Ellis Mahan Rund Hochstetler Kovacs Patneaude McCoy Hol man Fxnwall Tlnd rm fourth mu Jumow Clam 'plug Tmw Daw Fon, Time Out for Ginger Ronald Alexander was pre sented by the Junior class Mr Fred Jones directed the play The play is warm human and very hilarious Gmger a tomboy finds she is losing her boy friend because he does not approve of her playing foot ball Gmger finally realizes after going through several complications that football and bemg a girl do not mix All turns out well and ends as the family goes to the high school play with one of the sisters starring in it and Gmger bemg escorted by her reconciled boy friend Credit must be given to the stage crew and all the others who helped make the show a success Absent when the picture was taken was William Clark Clwfwfs The Junior - Senior Girls' Chorus had a very successful year singing under the direc- tion of Miss Corinne Liven- good. During the Christmas season. the chorus took an active part in the Christmas program. They also provided very en- joyable music in the Annual Spring Festival. All of the girls agree that sing- ing helps in making people happier This is probably one of the main reasons they had so much fun in chorus this year fm: nu Brennan Michaelson H111 Seeland Anderson Sewnd nu McGra1l Muxlow Young Smith Kruger Allen Jones ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 X2 H . , . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 7 ' f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' '.' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . O I a I 11 - - 11 o 1 ' I 1 1 I 1 e ' 1 1 1 , , , MI. 1 1 . 1 1 . . . 'rl I , , -. .. . - t I , v ' R L 1 J . , 0 ' ' ' ' I ,, ., bv . 1 Z l fi Q 5 ' v-5 1 9 ia' - 1. 'H V .i ,V X! 1 42 2 ah YW 'F 5 ff, Q ., Lf' W 7 1' E 'X 'L H, I X , -I ' rn Jil? XX ff' V K ' A I ,. V fi? X Aff. f . ' ' 'ifgl' ' ' , ,fl 'V M J f' .1 A ,L VA, ,ff X 1' 6' '. ' H, . f W w ' A I Football Fmt row Sporcac I-'oxley Otto Krasean D Manley P Manley Helmken O Bnen Second row Sobaskx lmanagerl Danner Koss Ries Miller Tourvtlle Stmon Peterson Lutter Abram lmanagerl Tbfrd row ORe1lly Mohrland Jerhoff Rabold Johnson Sxrbasku Burgoyne Moore Monack Pmce Mr Karn lassxstant coachl Fourth row Mr SxlxanoH lhead coach! Henes Ryder Trudeau Gaspardo Wxcke Bartl Wxelde Patet Anderson The Packer eleven experxenced a not too brxlliant season thts year wxth one wm and exght losses. The team thts year consisted of eleven sentors mneteen Jumors three sophomores and three freshmen There were thxrty slx lettermen Mr Steve Sxlianoff Packer head coach was experxmentmg to find the most competitive combmatxon The contrlbuttng factors for thxs years unfortunate season accordtng to Mr Sxhanoff were general lack of expertence and at txmes not too much enthusxam for body contact The loss of Jack O Bnen m the Whlte Bear game dxdn t Improve us exther The St Louls Park game accordmg to Mr Sxlxanoff showed that we wtll have offensxve promxse We wxll have passmg speed and hustle for next years team Qckedtule De La Salle Anoka Alexander Ramsey Hastmgs West St Paul Columbia Heights Stxllwater St Louxs Park goum 'ID whne Bear 'ff Fifi? THE KAPOSIA n. I I I I I I I l I I , . . 1. . I I I I I - I - I - I , . . 1. ' I I I I I I - I I . . . . . : U . . I I I I I - I . . . . I I . - . . I 0 O I I , . . . . . . . . I Q I I II I I I II . . . ' . . , . . 1 . . I . 0 . . I . .. . . . I I I II I I O 0 39 ,..4ffC7t-A,- f.,.:' .f , ' 7 - 12 'Fi '35,-',: z'?f':' if u I z-f.1'ff :'2-rim' . 0 39 f lff . 19 . 33 llgtsf' P5138 F, ,vi-9 .if 5- .T Emlgetbafk f + J .1 '..' UE? 721 'hifi Qubwbbam '7t l' nm W X, Fmt raw Rmdflexsch Pxeper Bratsch Avennep Burgoyne Second row Mr McLam lasszstant coachl Patet Farrell Johnson Miller Mr Fladager Kcoachl Tbfrd ww Peterson lmanagerj Holzemer Wxcke Koss Meyer As usual the Packer qumtet came out on top of the Suburban conference wrth a spectacular record of 15 wxns and no defeats! The over all record was an equally fme 18 wxns and one defeat The defeat came at the hands of Mounds Vxew who wlll be a member of the Suburban Conference next year Makmg All Suburban tlns year were Jerry Avenrxep and Bob Koss although all the boys on the team deserved that honor In drstrxct play South St Paul defeated North St Paul and Columbxa Hexghts before losmg to powerful Red Wmg The Jumors and sophomores are lookmg forward to next year with great antxcxpatnon Washxngton Hastmgs Mechamc Arts Whxte Bear Mounds View Anoka West St Paul Columbia Herghts Alexander Ramsey Hastmgs Whxte Bear Anoka West St Paul Columbxa Hexghts Humboldt Alexander Ramsey Stxllwater goum D Stillwater North St Paul Columbia Heights 53 Red Wxng X f 1 f 62 ' 49 75 ' 54 59 ' 43 ' 79 ' 71 39 ' 51 58 56 J 64 . 49 66 ' ' 44 y 64 47 ' ' 67 Mounds View 48 ,V 7 56 ' 52 , vo 4 an so ' so ' '. 78 ' 55 'rf Q 50 48 56 . 41 80 ' ' 64 Y' 7 59 42 ,,f1, 64 42 Ag 'VL-Vy 77 ' 64 A 59 . 36 67 ' ' 51 ' 69 MW Fmt row O'R1elly D Manley Rend Mohrland. G Otto 0Br1en lcaptatnl P Manley Pedersen Second row Abram lstudent manager! Granms W Otto Jerhoff Kluender Gaspardo Tourvnlle Trudeau Johnson Mr Kern lcoachl The South St Paul hockey team hnished the season thxrd xn the conference standxngs with Whxte Bear taking the title In Region IV playoffs South St Paul defeated St Paul Park 5 2 m the opening game but lost to White Bear 4 l in the hnal game of the playoffs Goalxe Gene Otto was named to the All Suburban team while defenseman Ronald Ries Schedule Patrxck Henry Humboldt St Cloud Cathedral Southwest Humboldt St Paul Park Whxte Bear St Paul Johnson West St Paul Southwest Mahtomedx Stnllwater Mounds View Mounds View St Paul Johnson Anoka North St Paul 2 Alexander Ramsey Starred games are suburban conference contests Fflry :wo THE KAPOSIA received an honorable mention. 3 ' 2 2 2 6 . l 2 4 1 l 3 ' . 2 o ' ' 1 0 . 2 5 ' . ' 1 a 4 ' 1 3 ' ' I 2 ' ' o o ' ' a 0 . 2 l ' 0 5 ' . 1 ' 3 'galebolh In the 1954 55 baseball season South St Paul hmshed wxth a record of hve wms and three losses Wins mcluded those over Stxllwater 6 1 Whxte Bear 4 1 Anoka 4 1 West St Paul 4 3 and Columbla Hexghts 13 2 Losses were to Hardmg 6 0 Hastxngs 21 and Alex ander Ramsey 6 1 Among the returmng lettermen this year are B111 Mxller and Jerry Meyer both semors and Jim Gaspardo and Jack OBr1en Jumors Commg p thls year w1ll be sophomore Glen Holzemer one of the candxdates for the pxtchmg .1,Nv Minn! 1 Hf H It fa 6' ' h Q 'F am 1 W my al nw H 'wJ,,, MW ,gm-J x 'K fm! mu Martm Imanagerl Pxeper lmanagerl Sharrow Anderson Olson Prestgaard Ohman Peterson Damelson staff Ser uzlr ll Basch ORe1l1y Egan Mlller Patet Meyer Gaspardo Tourvxlle Coach Seewald made this com ment Thxs year the success ot the team wxll depend to a large extent on our pxtchmg staff fr, Bruber Vannellx Niles Hxckok Falk Mr Gower LeVander Rogers Westerdahl Sevlck t w 1 25,11 1:55-57 .t ff OBr1en Flynn Egenberger Mr Seewald Ccoachl Teruwx IQ55 A larger than usual turn out for tenms rn 1955 was encour agmg The season ltself was losses and a he match Gen erally speakmg the sxngles competitors lLeVander Hxc l-rock and Westerdahl all vet eran playersl won most t thexr matches whxle the doubles teams lost thexrs Htckok and LeVander teamed up to take the dlstrxct doubles champxonshxp T e t 1 n a 1 rounds of that tournament saw some very good matches E pecxally tough was the Hzckok LeVander match with Ram seys Rothausen and Dordell As thas rs wntten the turnout for the 1956 season ts even larger than last year Twelve Jumors and sophomores and three seniors are startmg to work out glvxng promise of a good season thls year and at least two more to come Frfty three I UIQ ' my -2- 'f,f3 ,Lf f1--:., , 4 ff Q vez. V Q ' M- - ' , ' 1 .' '41, '-f.. I .- I f , .f , 4 I . 4. KJ F 'rf' A . . a .V 0 I 19 29 A X. I . . . h, 4'-. gui- W A. - A- All t Q- 6 . X I - - -A, f 1 - -if -.1 ' 4- 1 f Q. an ' . . 1 H auf , , y ' , ' I 1 ' -Q f . - ' . ' 6157 W' . J' ' -w 1 I . . I Qs.- Q U -.r-'6x . E K -.J x- K - . . pf- - 4' - 1- . . ' x , X ' - 9. ' -4. 1 ' I . l ' . I - ' Q -.. 7 -TV.-37 - 1 ' X , . I . . I . u s.,,,,, ,.-9. .N 'U u , ' ' 1 . I , . 1 I ' 0 I F111 'muy' , '. ' . I . . . . . . Il' ' ' '- '1- 1,-A-Vs ir - , ' ' 'Q-.fx - ' . . U. ' -P , A - , '-L ' K T1 spotty. with hve wms, four - 1 pf .. t 1-4 - - '- -- - . L. .1 ' .M .-, . , . . V- f . v:+, A sr, ., . sri. '- r ' 51' - I - , ' h , .r r. . il' 'Q cx 1 - N 9 . Q ,j 'iss lf ' 0 wi' Qi, ' ffm' ' ' . ' A . A i Aj h . VV ,I I h - - . ' r r ' H- M yi xl . . ,fx , - - ' f . . . h . , 4, f B X A ,g , , Q. . V J- 'gnu ,I L, 1 . n' S- xi- .fi L r , 'A Zh , I , ' - as n L X . . . I x . - A - . 'k X y Q ki ,i J Nxf If 1 fl Schmidt Causse Edgell Pieper A Lllllffll Metcalf Rolle Lindusky Engen Mr Fladager I in -I QT N- Ar 'ft s , 109i M4 1 Q .3 ' if l' .1 I ' , 15155 Fore! This is a familiar cry on any golf course and was the battle cry of the 1955 Packer golf team. The team, which was coached by Mr. Ken Flad- ager and led by seniors Henry Metcalf and Bob Rolle, com- piled a six - won four - lost record. To climax what Coach I-'ladager termed a mediocre season the linksters finished fifth in the Suburban Confer- ence and fourth in the District. The golf team was handicapped severely last spring by lack of practice facilities. Since South St. Paul shared Southview golf course with West St. Paul they were able to practice but two days a week. Other leading teams in the District and Con- ference, namely Red Wing, Anoka, and Stillwater, had ac- cess to a course every day of the week. Hoping to improve last season's record are these returning golf- ers: Doug Lindusky Bol: Edgell Lyle Pieper and Dave Engen I I Fmt mu Woog fmanagerl Kerner Lach Aulick Vodrnelich Gnetz fco A fairly successful track season brightened the sports picture in the Spring of 1955 The team coached by Mr Robert Wentworth won several meets and finished third in the Suburban Conference Two boys from South St Paul Jim Strbasku and Don Aulick survived Regional competition and advanced to the State Track Meet at the University of Minnesota For their first three victories of the season the Packers over whelmed St Paul Park out scored Stillwater and White Bear in a triangle meet and rolled over St Thomas Acad emy A supposedly strong Min neapolis South team was the next victim for Coach Went worth s cmder men Except for the District the Packers were through for 1955 after they came rn third in the Suburban meet Jim Sirbasku and Don Aulick qualified in the District and Region in the broad Jump and 220 yard dash respectively In the State Meet Sirbasku placed sixth in the broad Jump and Don Aulick sixth in the 220 captaml Malo fco captainl Zywiec Danner Mr Wentworth lcoachl Serum! mu Ryder Pmce Clark Jerhoff Simon Erickson Michaelson Prill Burgoyne Helmken Sirbasku Mr Page fassxstant coachl Q . . Coach Julian Arnquist's swim- ming team finished the 1955-56 season with a record ot four wins and seven losses. The season was highlighted by ' some sparkling individual per- formances. One of t h e s e performances was turned in at the State swim meet by Pete Saratolean, a junior. Under adverse conditions lhe could practice but once a week while other swimmers in the State meet swam at will in their school poolsl Pete qualitied third in the 100-yard free-style. His time in this event was 56.9 seconds. This, stated Coach Arnquist, would have won the state in any other year. Sara- tolean also set a pool record at Wilder pool that has yet to be broken. The three seniors who are leav- ing the team this year include Chuck Nix. beaten only once in dual meets. a free- styler: Bob Matherly, who swam the individual medle ' and Gar 1 A P n 4 ' ' N Fin: row: Schrom, Matherly, Phillips. Pierce, Lissick. Second row: Clark, Burington, Nix, Sarafolean, Anderson, Bringgold. Third row: Krasean, Metzen, Horst, Carter, Lawrence. Fourzb row: Cropsey, Nichols, Gritfin, Mr. Arnquist. , Y. Y Pierce, a backstroker. McNamara, Hakanson, Sporcic, Miller, Marhoun. Fleischauer, Nelson. Coyer. Ramirez, Wm' Under the coaching of Head Coach Pete Rech and Assistant Steve Silianoff, about fifteen boys came out tor wrestling as this sport made its debut at SSP. A huge mat was pur- chased for one of the ground floor rooms in the West Wing. and the boys went at the new sport enthusiastically. Of course, being novices, they didn't make any startling record in their eight meets with other schools. However, Coach Rech says that with this ex- perience under their belts, the boys should go places next year. Ron McNamara and Gene Anderson. especially, s h o w promise. Fifly-jire Fm: row Taylor Dethe Clark Coyer Ramirez Basch McNamara Second row Schottle Cashman Lnndstrom Petersen Otto Strand Eggenberger Mr Arnquxst McLain Founh row Peterson Reimer Sweeney Brennan Lxssxck Hunt Va1llancourt Kluender 'gazslwfbafld T3 With a record of only four losses the B squad basket ball team called its season a season of glory The seventeen players com posed of sophomores and Jun tors are dlrected by Mr Don McLain Atter showmg their ability these boys are eligible for advancement xnto the A squad All the spxrlt and practlce put into thxs season brought a record to be proud of Come on boys lets make next year Just as tme' Fifi -fix Football 3 With about thirty boys on the squad. the football B team went through a not too success- ful season this year. They won two games lover North St. Paul and Hastings, and lost four. However. we can look forward to some better football on the A team next year, thanks to the coaching of Mr McLain and his assistant Mr Arnquxst Fmt row Meyer Beck Laylm Tursso Monroe Second row Atchison Peterson Monack Rexchstadt Vergm Pengrlly Tbard row Mr McLain Green Mohs Fnemann LeVander Kovach Richter Kellor 'N N W 1 N Tbnd row: Baker: Hakanson, Engen, Nichols. Grittin, Bratsch, O'Gara. Mr. ll ll a nfs - mf . ,.' 'S -W e ' fi 4 yu . , s ,, his 4 Wi' -. ,, 1 3 . J yt ' . A QQ, af-yy fi ' -'-J as ' -,'! ' ' ' , , L W .. V ' . ' . , ' t I Y, 0 2, -4 , 1 V ' - in I , a ' i A 4 I . I I . 'QLD N V - i 8 . 3: s v ' , : 1 J l i . I I 5 V A if P .TK xo i . 1 MVN N N W . -T ' ' . , f fi , ' . . ' 'I 1' V 9' f 1 J Oflwsl Coached by Mr Charles Smith the B hockey team this year had a rather successful season of twenty games Ot these they won fourteen and lost six Twenty two boys participated Lower classmen gained much valuable experience w h x c h should help them a great deal next year FH!! row 45,-1 The photographer and the B hockey team just couldn t seem to get together this year so we wound up with a big white hole on this page where their picture should have been. However everybody likes girls so here are some pictures ot some ot the so called taxr sex They re prettier than the hockey players anywayl Ahrens Lockamy Bruber lpresxdentl Mr Nelson ladvxserl Keller Kvxce president! Fox Scheftknecht Schulte Second row Hunt K Brmggold B Brmggold Lawrence Baumgaertner Gilde Schowalter Sweeney Zuehl Susame Third row Ellis. Rolhng Cropsey Beckers Rogers Hamilton Wynee Roth Carlson Fourth row Felton, Basch Jordan Strand Sevick Meyer Richmond Fifth row Reitan Coen Exynck R Kavaloskn. Waldow W Kavaloslu Joswiak Runge The Ski Club is an organxsa tion ot students who are in terested in improving their skill in the art ot skiing Each year some ot the club members take sknng trips This year they went to Mont du Lac. at Duluth. Minnesota where the ski team entered the State meet, finishing in tenth place. Also a trip was taken to Englewood Ski Tow in Wisconsin. Norski seemed to be the most popular place in the neighbor- -'vw hood ot the Twin Cities tor the weekly skiing sessions ot the club. The membership greatly in- creased this year. and the club proved to be a great success. The Girls' Athletic Association, better known as GAA, is an f 'g f 7 organization for all girls in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. The chief purpose of this organization is to promote an interest in girls' physical activities, which will develop strong and able bodies. keen minds, a love of clean sports- manship, and will provide wholesome and pleasant social contacts. Four officers are elected in the spring of each year to carry on the work the following year The new officers are in charge of the annual spring banquet which honors the senior girls who have been active for three years T Fm: row Griffin Seeger Polakoskl Woog J Grannis Machart Lee S Grannrs Second rou Scheffknecht Martin Pletsch Ahrens Pampusch Lamphere Krech Nakladal Leimbek Tlmd row Cropsey Johansen Allen Drkula Abram Carry Olsen Berry Fourzh row Anderson Sandgren Brunson Hunt Zuehl Larson Zewers Lick Nesseth Fnftb row Patneaude Courtney Boche Schulte Auhck Cheney Schroeder The banquet is only one of the many special projects planned for the girls during the year Other social activities include an initiation party for the sophomore girls play days and tournaments at schools in the St Paul area Awards are given at the close of each school year to out standing girls in the different activities softball volleyball basketball and spring sports Under the supervision of Miss Muriel Foss faculty advisor the presiding officers for this gear were as follows Presn ent Joy Granms vice presi dent Hedy Sue Woog secre tary Joan Machart treasurer Judy Polakoski Twelve girls four from each class are elected in the fall of the year to assist the officers whenever needed I'1r.ft row Second row Third row Fourth row Fifth row thfatw Arnold Gackstetter Ausen J Peterson Grunewald Eberspacher Loughrey Alberg Steichen Schletty Lockamy Luke Hukriede Dorma Kegler Schmidt Murray Fladager Schuno Yorqdrager Tengvall VanKleek Nelson Hext man Erickson Leitch Schulte Bestler C Fenner Vaidich Johnson McDonald Holmes Kramer Rosenberger Staples Elton Ch Fenner Running Riley Decker Arneson Luken Niles ,Nl Q ,, V . F A lv V' e v. - I 1 Tl, ,- 9 .. , I - . I x I A x 'rrx' Q , s I el I I I I D I I I I . I I I I I I I , , . '. I I I I I I I 0 I I I I I I I I . . , , , , , , . o AA 0 o 0 4 1' I I I I I I , . 1. I I I I I I I 1 . 1. I I I L I I I I - , . at I I I I I I I I , . .I I I I I I I I I 1 , . 1 - i , - - 3 , J L 1 - , ' . -4 a I V 1 1 v' Q, - X me ' . 0 a ' , , . . In . - I . I 1 A .'f f' ' ' -4 1 . . . 4- . - -.. T7 - F u u re 'K - T , , 1 .. . . . . .gy W s 1 , I' . ', 1 F ' ' n . . 1 1 . 'hi- ' 3 -, . : , p , ,, -1 - , I I bs. 1 . C7 ARL Sm Qoftbafl, Team Im! nu Larson Granms LlCk S ll r 4 Woog Cropsey Allen Polakoskx limi r 1 Pletsch Ahrens 1 Mavxs Lee Tm kAPo5la C AHL Sm Voffegbafl Team 41 2.1 Pleisch Woog Larson Cheney Ml 111 1 Polakoskx Ahrens Luck Granms . Q, 9 - ,- . 7 g . N 'H - , '- x J eff ' Inf. fmuf tw f fi! . . , Rig , rm nfnfii ', , ' V V is N' A ,M m . if I 1 1 'I :X . C . '4 .- ' ' , -- I I ' - -Q 5 , f , ' . ' . . eun 1' ox .' . , . '. NJ' nzx' , . .Ulu ug: ' , k Y W . I Fzrft row Second rou, Fourth row F1 lh row Sixth mu Fmft row Serond row Third fow Fourth row 609 9 4'- B Larson Nolan Woog Schwanz Marhn .I Pletsch Bowen Lrck Glassmg Boche Pedersen Csecretary treasurerl Gntiin lpresldentl Gerber lvxce presxdentl Txedman Granms Ahrens M Pletsch Loclramy Luken Vaxdnch Charol Fenner Carol Fenner Holman Bev Grles Tyler Gehrke Eberspacher Preble Fladager Lehmann VanL1th Grunewald P Arnold Nakladal Mable C Preper Betty Gxles Gallus Kempf Grant Lamphere Trandem Kassan J Peterson Zumwalde DaBruu1 N Peterson Schwerm Stexchen Ausen Allen Alsxp L Arnold Holmes Smith Sekora Rosenberger Anderson Rolhng Pampusch 2 Granms Chandler Nmnemann Wellhausen Hill McCoy Rund arry Lehmann Pateaunde Kovaks Schulte Courtney Dannxnger Skorxch Irxsh K Under the srxty tive maroon and whxte caps one wlll hnd sophomore Junxor and semor Pep Club members A seat was reserved for each member ln the balcony hrst sectlon t home games durxng basketball season No louder yells can be heard elsewhere' ,Pep Cfub Because this rs the txrst year of the Pep Club s exxstence the help of advxsors Mr George Karn and Mr Daniel Nelson was greatly appreciated Meetxngs which are held once a month are conducted by the student offxcers THE KAPOSIA L 6 9. - ' 6 o . ' 7 . ' l sv, L14 - ' - 1 - . - .4 ' ' 1 ' 1 , - , , 4 P ' gg .. h Qp I on ., - .I 0 .,, N . . '-' ' - A . , , - I- - b H w 1 ' 3 -v .1 , ' . ' , o ,J ax ,' ,, 6 . . . ' I ' Q I X .. . 'Y ,, hi I Q - , I I f - 9 ,, P. ., , v f . 'I L ' a ' IQ. , . K , '5 ' , o ' ' .. 4 , F . 1., . 1 1 - U I ' B ' 5 N L5 F-s , , -or N ,. I 1 I I I . I I I 1 . l Third mum- Paskewitz. Mahan. Nesseth, M. Johnson. Voight, Wickard. J. r. I I l I I I I I A t' u I I .I I I . I . I 1' he B L if o , 3 - Q ,. - - I . . . X - I I ' , Q , . 9 , ' W ' . Q 0 1 - . 1 ' x v H ' ' - - - , , 1 O '-ug. ,Y M 'rd' Clnww, Lwdtfw A QW The A squad cheerleaders lead cheers at football, basket- ball, and hockey games. It is also their job to give pep tests. At homecoming, they lead the school in yells and present a skit for the entire student body which they themselves pre- pare. All the A squad cheer- leaders are seniors and have been graduated from the B squad, the spring of their junior year, to the A squad. ml, The B squad cheerleaders lead the crowds in yells for the B squad basketball games. They are all juniors and were selected in the spring of their sophomore year by the A squad cheerleaders and mem- bers of the faculty. Tm: KAPOSIA f Isl 'vsemibef-' --73.0, f J- 1.1-frm Rfglvzs Beaudoin, Griffin, Braun, Adams, Bauch, O Donnell Edgell . 4 . :scat I ETC Pletsch, Schwanz. Lick, Nolan. Woog, Bowen. Larson, Martin. Qopkqovvww 0'-T vwwbam Fin: row: Running, Ahrens. Luken. Fladager. Second mum Pletsch. Carol Fenner, Charol Fenner Krech. Qpofut Qvuxpfs As you can see, we're pretty sports-minded here at SSPHS. On this page and the next are just a few snaps of some of the sports activities, less formal than the preceding pages. Q61 -..,,,.',, , 4 ! 1 N l of W' I!! fa, - A 'W A n , I Hoffwm Atkleffm These are the boys who have been especially honored this year by being named to the All-Suburban teams. Of course we think all our players are tops: but these are the x J ix f ' official selections! n ' A V' 5 l rv B 'B . Az 't X M x X M ' l E Gene Otto 7? ' All-Suburban Hockey ' S 1 rf f ' 11 If A, Jerry Avenriep Bob Koss All-Suburban Basketball All-Suburban Basketball THE KAP-osm SiXlj'-IJJIE6 I 1 L .4 S, ng f Wi .fmdhg 'ff ft L F Www Af-, V . .W gf' rm' 4, 4' vs In fi' g ' 4. b . as ,,, K M I 1 -, -1 ,' ,Z E fy fn '-A6721 Z. ,,,, 'P N1 f- 'fziql ' JV ? .la flrjflx . .,,.X, X JV- ' ,V -, .' 4.5, Q A' fzfftrbf . .Lv aw V..-1 if I.: ki .-si v. . , ,. 1.653 gi J.. , ag If ,, - Ng ' ,Q 4 Y ff! f'f-F3555 3155 ' M1 y J V ' pg, in v 'Q f. .A :-' K y V . ' 1,5 'is .. ,Q , 7 51,2-344' rv , 4 at . ':+!fMf'2 fm V Q, ,g'ifx.f:f2 + G U ff Q, s -. ff, , 2.1M 1' f f I Q?-'fn' ,k ,.-4lwl ' 'Qfyx ,V we ,. -J my H, A, A 'P .. films? L ,. , 1 W B wif 5 ff 'r FEATURES 4 9 sr' 'V -I . x : J 1 ,W G, . is . J, 1 w Ju' . f f1'f.f'QLl,::f.,, ' - 1 , f 'IA-'ff' '3 b',, 'i,li'. A I y' - V Q.-',.,, rg- nw' ' 'L sv , ,- , , vs.. Q fy 4 ,, ,' .mg 'ur' 4' 'j'., -g:'5-...n-. ,' Af A ' -- - Mgr' '14 ' 'bi .f . 9 . ..- , 4. .j' 1. '- - - sf-1 ' -' ' in ..r', 1. 5 f'l f. ,Q I K I A7 ij! f ' , 1 A, ,- V..- '- k 5, ' w ,, I: X F , n x.:-34? lk? KAPUSIA 'ivan , 4, J . K ' YL: A 65 4 hw A? fyfuslx '. 51 ' . , ,, I it 1 rt, J ' ,ii U , f 4, 1 U' sfzvgsnnv M if ii, 'fx - 1 ,gk ,. W J' , xx 1 I' faq as 1. - .. 5 , 1 - . V 'N T. . 1 5 2 ' ' :vt :jf V ' gf 5. ' 5 'Q' Z A, 'L fi Q. . -- , 1 ,, 4:5 2' 'iii V 34 , . 5411, ,L 5 : ff 3' ,f -, 3 ff' vii, 'l 1 N 'aff ,' Sp- .pr t an 9385... E L 'K ,, 4 S- A g Wai. I xti -E .Vg ., :gym-4k,-f 1 C Q UL Q ,-. .ff . 0 - nu, -f.. , xv .L wi-49: Ev 5 .Nags ,J-ff '1- :ex Ili 1 af 17' ' 2' Ns, L--N: R+ -Q82 Name N rckname Rosemary Adams Shrrley M Anderson Shirley P Anderson Frank Arend Kenneth Aszmann Marlene Aullck Gerald Avenrxep Elame Baker John Barth Sarah Bateman Judy Bauch Guenter Baumgaertner Sandra Beaudorn Burnell Beerrnann Rose Marte Bendzxck Glona Berry George Bordner Ron Boyden Judy Braun Terry Breton Gerald Bruber Donna Brunson Robert Budach Eugene Carlson James Casey Jerry Causse Bruce Cedarholrn Mary jo Charnberlam jeanmne Cheney Karen Cohoes Joyce Cordes Yvonne Cordes Seventy Rosle Shxrl Shlrl Stud Mar Pancho Lanle Johnny HOPPV ude Sandy Bernie Rosle Berry Berry Reggre ude Ter Brub lm Causne Trm ean Cootsxe Red Bonn re an Pet Peeve People who put on Wartrng for people School Homework J Gnllmgs as a semor Gomg to the dentrst Several Concerted people Grrls None People who crack therr gum I have no pet peeve about So St Paul People who argue People smarter than me People who are never on trme Bemg crushed by Ron Baby talk and J B s brg hrps Terry s car People who are are Prmcrpals The prrce of gas People who are slow Gettmg caught when I skrp Women and therr talkmg Gnrls My 41 Ford Bemg stopped by the cops People crackmg gum Younger srsters Gettmg rn early Boys who aren t courteous Kathy s snormg Favorite Partzme Cheerleadmg and Butch Drrvmg and llstenmg to the radro Bemg wrth Dorrrs Norma and Russ Spendmg money Forest Lake Eat today eat tomorrow Popular musnc and poker Flyrng and bemg wrth the gang Takxng grrls out Dancmg and readmg Cheerleadrng and wntmg letters Travelmg and talkrng to nxce gxrls Cheerleadrng None of your busmess Bemg wrth Bruce or the grrls Comrendo Gettmg trafhc tickets 1045 6th Avenue So Cheerleadrng Gettmg out of study Bemg wrth a certam jumor grrl Dancmg Smgrng Baby srttrng wrth a year old baby Drrvmg Travelmg to Arkansas wrth Coke Sleeprng and 117 3rd Awe S0 Bowlmg and dancmg Band and bowling Lrstenmg to Elvrs Presly and roller skatrng Bemg wlth Gene Gomg to partres and berng wrth Carol and Kathy Ambmon To be a good secretary Passmg my drrvers test and travelrng Vrsrt Tennessee and get marrred Make a mrllron Swabby Grow a ponytarl Coach To be an arrlme hostess or pxlot Doctor or hotel manager To be a nurse Become a kmdergarten teacher and get married Never to use a fragmentary constructron accordmg to Mass Murray To graduate from college Clrmb Mt Everest on a motorcycle To be happy To restram my blush Conquer the world To be as actxve wrth the grrls as Mr Gower rs at hrs age CPlease explam Mrs AEGJ To travel To be a mrllronalre To own the Golden Gate Bndge To be a dental hygxenrst To be a great smger Hard tellrng To be a success Become a brllronanre Pay cash for a 53 Coupe DeV1lle Be a receptronrst To have a car Travel and get marrred Travel and get marrred Get an apartment wrth Kathy and Carol THE KAPos1A . 1 J . 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Name Chrrs Cossor Karl Cropsey Patrrcna Cropsey Davnd Czeck Patrxcna DaBruzzr John Danner Rosalie Dntmarsen Anne Drake Geraldrne Drkula Robert Eberspacher Judy Edgell Joseph Egan Betty Elfstrum john Evenson Norma Everson Jerry Falk Sandra Frsher james Flynn Fred Foxley Rtchard Fredrrck Robert Freeman George Frrednck Rrchard Galbrarth Donna Gerard Carol Gerber Beverly Giles jnm Gnllmgs Marlys Glassmg joy Granms Joan Grau Nancy Gnffxn Joyce Gruba TH E K A POSIA N rckname Chris ar Dean a ac Rosxe Pngeon Gen Edge oe Betty ack Ozz Sandy rm Fntz Drck Fremo Wrllre None Gerb v G1 Babe Gee Gee uce Pet Peeve Concented boys Women drivers School Classes People who are late People who argue about somethmg of whxch they know nothxng People who eat up all the food before gets to me People who contradrct m People who are late Women and women dnvers People that talk about themselves People who always want an argument No comment Loud mouthed people People being late Gettmg up early Lots of homework Work Two faced people A certam 49 Plymouth People who give you a rough tlme at work Dumb people Women Non courteous men Two faced people Alarm clocks 4th hour bookkeepmg Get ahead rn llfe Loud mufflers and the sound of knlfe sharp enrng Homework Teachers who grve too much homework Grrls who thrnk theyre bug wngs Fawanle Pamme Duck and swlmmmg Earmg sleepxng and swrmmmg Skung and joel Bemg wrth Marceen Klub Kaposxa Breathmg the nrce fresh axr of S S P Talking Dancmg To be wnth the S Scxence Dancing and eatmg Goofm off Readrng Curt s office Bemg wxth Russ Shrrley and Dorns Watchmg the late late shows Dancmg and gaddmg around Sleep Hockey and workmg on cars Anythmg that comes along Having fun Frshmg Loafing Lrttle Lulu comtcs Roddmg m the Olds and rndoor sports Walking the halls Watchnng TV and readmg books Laymg rn the sun m the mrddle of a lake Bemg wnth the gang Sleepmg and wrmng Danclng and Bob Ambition Band of Gold Cadrllac at 30 11920 Cad P X ray technrcran Lnve a happy lnfe Nurse To be a Hrst class sausage maker Become a smgrng school teacher To travel around the world Secretary and travel Mad man screntnst To go to Florlda and Cahfornra To have lots of stnpes rn the Navy or Arr Force To work rn an office To be a mnllronaxre To have a dream house of my own To be a wealthy nurse and travel to Cuba Learn how to fly airplanes Oll mrllronarre wxth whrte Cadnllac To be a nch poor man Mechanrc Two tone green and black Merc wxth skrrts Be lucky at cards A trrp down the Amazon wrth jude To hook some corny BUY Nursmg To own a bar wnth Des S To be a nurse Be the first one to reach the moon To be a success Tnp to Alaska To pamt the Black Halls red Seventy one K-C . . iv - . , . . . . P t . 5 k . . . ' ' ir - e T. T. . Bfs Bob 1 . - . , J . , . . . J , . . . ' ' , Own a J. . ' Be ? ? ' . . . .ll . . . . . . Jo . . .. . Name Rlra Haltanson Judy Hamnlton Wlllxam Hamlxn Joan Hextman Hope Hochstetler Carole Hunt Allen Hurta Jo Ellen Iverson John Jentmk Charles Johnson Joanne Johnson Marlene Johnson Paul Johnson Rosalre Karg Yvonne Kegler Elame Kellerman Carol Knesow Pat Kmney Gary Khtzke I' red Knuclson Glorna Koch Robert Koss George Krasean June Krech Frances Kronschnable Katherme Kruchowskn Emelda LaMotte Marxlyn Lascewskr Janeth Lexmbek Joyce Lencowslu Douglas Lmdusky Helen Lolovnch Charles Loomls Sex enty two IN zckname Reets ude B1 Annne Dusty or Sally Charlxe Pooch Mar Karg Yonm Weasel Kxes Kenny Sach I'r1tz Anythmg Bronco Jumpxn Bug 1' ran Kathy Mel Mxlly Jan Dooch Doug and Romeo Charlie Pei Peet e People who are always ate People who thmk they know nt all Detentron Bermuda shorts Younger brothers Insmcerxty and sarcasm School People who are slow People who crack their gum Glgglmg gxrls Boys Dale My blush Weekend at home Women smokers Men drlvers Boys who dont dance People who laugh too oud Argue with Calvm Weber Grrls smoking Judy Donna and Jude Women drxvers Klds who apple pohsh their way through school Waxtrng for people Concexted boys People who call and say guess who? Homevu ork People who are late Glrls who have drnvers llcenses People who gOSSlP all the time People who thmk Im qunet People who yell at me Fm ante Pamme Sleepmg Malung up wxth Sherm Workmg on cars Bemg with Marlm The gang Sltung muslc and S Clarke Domg nothmg Loungmg around Workmg on cars Reading mag and lxstenmg to the radxo Partres Watchmg sports Drxvmg around Partxes and weekends at C 8: D s Dancmg and cookmg Dancmg skung and campmg Gomg to parties Dancmg and wrrtmg to Sonny Go on dates Fxshmg and polxshmg the car Talkmg to Nette rn socxal Playing basketball Catchmg 6 pound bass wxth Tom W Roller skatmg Gomg to parties J A muslc swrmmxng and drama Reading and Watching Partles Partles and weekends at C 8: Ds Fhrtmg Sleeping and eatxng Racmg around rn my car and vuld women Ambition Go to Europe A mp down the Amazon wrth Donna Be a welder Gomg to West Coast To Travel Degree rn nursmg Presxdent of France Go to Flornda for a month Drxve to Callforma Own a baby shop Get dr1ver s hcense Go to Sweden To be a success To go on hvmg To be chref cook xn some man s house To canoe across Northern Mxnnesota Secretary To marry my Marme To get rrch qunck To be a barber Retxre Be a mlllxonaxre and own a 56 Lmcoln Move to Hawau Travelmg To traxel and be a success Physlologlst Be a success College Keep lwmg the same as HOW Be a judge at a Mass Amerxca Contest Own a Pnzza shop Jo1n the Sea Bs THE KAPOSIA 1 . . . .U . . 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Name Jeanne Lucy Rnchard Luhman Dan Luken Dave Lutter loan Machart Davld Madrs Margaret Madsen Robert Mannrng Gary Marlow Marvin Martrn Ken Matz Mary Mason Robert Matherly Doreen Maurer Patrnck McAlpme Carol McCollum Beverly McNamara Carolyn McNamara Tom Mctzen jerry Meyer Shlrlee Meyer Judy Miller R chard Mlller Wrlbur Muller Barbara Mmer Larnon Mintz Idvsard Moe Mercedes Moran Charles Nnx Rxcharl Novotny THF KAPOSIA N zckname Luc Dlck Lute Mary joan Mr Mad Man Madls CM4J Mag Bob Swede Marv Weasel Mary Bob at Kay v Carrre Snr Thomas Wettskrn Kraut ude Dxck Ball Wllly an Rochester Barb Ianny Lan and Robm fd or Moe Merc Chuck Dlck Pet Peeve People who gossrp Money borrowers who never pay back Complamers Women drrvers People who arent on ume People wrth no bad habnts People who arent on trme Lots of homework Makmg up mrnutes Runnmg down the hall Hot rodders People who talk too much People who ask stupid questrons People who dont call when they say they wr Mxss Murray People who srt around at Central Showolls A certann senror boy Mad Man Madrs IS always rrght People who brag Boys Students who call me 1 Grrls who talk too much People who get mad Grgghng gurls Lnghsh homework and hot rodclers People who are always ate M M M M Women Favorite Partrme Out at Porkys wrth Brran and the gang Cars Playmg the trumpet Loafmg Argument Bemg wrth the TTSBsand Jerry Drrvmg around Workmg on cars Loafmg Sleepmg Gomg down to the Island Sleeprng Eatrng and sleepmg All type of sports Bemg wxth Drck Being with jack and the gang at Porkys Out at Porkys wrth a certam guy and the sang Rndmg horses Sleep Boys Dnvmg t e bomb around bleepmg Gomg rrdmg and hstenmg to the radno Lxstenmg to cow moo src Going., out at nrght Dancing tennls and svn xmmlng Gmng on dates wxth Bruce and others Donng., nothmg., Ambmon To get marrned To make a mrlhon Servrce To be successful m anythmg See the world Lawyer Go to Cahfornra Own a Cadrllac Graduate and make money To be an archrtect Get a good 1ob Lady executrve Catch a great bug fish Nurse Presrdent or vrce presrdent of the U S Lrve on an Island Get married and travel To hnd a good job and travel To be a bachelor Lnve to be 21 Arrlrne stewardess None-I am hopeless Lost To Travel Hnllbrlly smger or an actor Have a job paymg S100 a week Receptnomst or secretary and travel Be an engmeer Get a lot of money for doing nothxng Se: enty three 'll . . P . . . . ' j Fat girls in tight clothes Dancing Tour Europe on a bicycle i ' ' ' ' ' h B'll , d , ' I vx I 4 7 1 1 ' , Q ' . I D 7 Maurcen O Donnell Name 'N :rename Bunny Calvrn Oyanpera Bctty Olson Sherla O Rourke Tom Palla Anrta Pampusch Annette Pampusch james Pearson Tom Peters Dale Pctcrson Gary Peterson Ly lc Prcper Gary Prcrce Gary Polakoskr Judy Polakoskr Rolccr Prrll Rrcharcl Pugh Monica Rcddrng Dave Rertan llrzabeth Rles Ronald Rres Barbara Roessler Verlyn Rogers Barbara Rolfxng Byron Runge Ruth Sandcren Gordon Schenran Rrchard Schmrdt Carl Schnelder lone Schomaker Laurcl Schulte Duck Schultz Charon Schultz George Schwantes Rodger Schwark Ser entg four a Bets She She Idiot Nrta Neets Nette jrm or Whrtey Meatball Lrttle Schmrtty Sw rtz Sprkc and Swede Lycre Lrllre Polack Slave 'Drrver lll Roge Rxckardo Monr Speed Betty Ron Barb Mrdnrght Barb Gordo Schmndt Drck Schnrtl Lolly QCl'lUlIllJ1L1H'I Sadre Bud Rodg Pet Peeze People who brag Pencrl sponcers Pcople who are late People who are late Grrls who smoke Nette Nxta People who smack therr rps Tom Palla s Dodge Grrls who smoke Girls who smoke and drrnk Gnrl swho smoke crpars Anythrnf., Wakrng, up and runmng out of cas wrth my car People who dont agree wrth me Hard work School People who arc late Berng called chrcken People who are always braggrng, Gettrng up early People bemg late Hoody gxrls My slster Wtxmen lxrds bemc, late Talknng., ,crrls and grrls that kccp sccrets Homework Wtmmen drrvc rs People who are constantly late Peoplc who arcue Tcachers and sly c,1rls People who are late Someone who borrows penclls rn thc mxddle of a trmed wrrtrnc Ladrllacs Far orzle Partfme T T S B s and rocldxn around Mostly anythrng Vafatchlng, hockey games T T S B s eatmc, and dancmg Wsarkrng on my car over at the statxon Overnxght debate trlps Talkmg, to Glorra rn socral Bowlrng, Eannc and loafrng Watclmrnc someone ese work Playrnc poker wrth jerry A Bcmy, wrth udy Washrrtc, my two whlte walls Slccpmg, cycle trdxng., and g.,1rls sncakmg, rn the drrve rn Playrnf., IH all sports Wforkmg on cars Runnrng the mrle rn 3 Roller skatmg Skt yumprng., at Norsk: and CUSIOFHIZIHQ cars Sw lmmrng and skatxng. Hunnng Dancrng Trnkerxng wrth radros Sknng at Norskl Loafrnf, Eatmr, and sleepmg., loolrng., around wrth cars Roddrng, around Bow ling., Tc nnrs and sw rmmrnc Sknng, Wrnnrnc money Talkrng., latmp, and tryrnc to be merry Takrng., trrps Ambztzon Get my own car and ta e rt to Cahfornra Haven t decided Have fun College and a trlp to I-lawau Be a mechanrc lst woman presldent Lrght Lrberace s candelabra Become a medlcal techmcran To have some Be prcsrdent of General Motors To play basketball wrth thc llarlcm Globetrotters To rrdc rn a flymc saucer Prrnter Game Warden bettmc out of school To play baseball for tue Brooklyn Dodgers Electrrcran New Lrncoln wrth porters Get t ch Mechanic To trayel and be happy To graduate Go to college Career 1n radio Be an old maxd Card shark Cahforma Skrllcd truck drrver To be a second Marlon Brando Presrdcnt of Drovers To drscoxcr my ambrtron T vc lblc to skr as wcll as Barb Profcssronal cambler To bc a tcachcr Fntcr thc mrnrstry Own a Lincoln THF Kwosm 1, V V . . , ' . , , V A V V' y V fk . 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D s Latmt mtl workmxq t 1rs Rtxtlme .mtl playmtz retortls Dancmg Huntme wld cats Hay 1ne fun LU.1lll'1LI Care of Ireneh pootlles Btss llwlllfll., yy 1th L,veor1,1e XX 1tth111t, I' X kathy lD.iDLlYlle vy1th Iel 11 tr t1e hr1t1.e '1 t1 Ill I te rx Illo fLl HH, .1 L SXXIIIIHIIIN, Ambltmrz I lay en t tleutletl Beeome .1 nurse TJ Let out of st ool To he .1 bum Cnet out of School To trayel to C,.1l1forn1a Sheet metal worker To get a successful yob To make a m1ll1on and l1ve to spend II To have a flat t1re 1n Como Park To Ialke 3 l'C8l DICE? VSCBUOD To haue my own l1brary To ovtn a bar w1th Gxllmgs Good job To be successful 1n whatever I do l e a cto 1 WISCUDSIII To hetome an automobtle methante To play 1n the Navy bantl To be a methcal techn1c1an and always be happy Rettre at the age of 18 To he suttessful Be a prmter X eter1n.1r1.1n To Lrovy oltltr I'o hetome tn f.lLLII'lLl.1fl Go KJ Dunxxootly o tnake Tc. Ill 'Iraytl S1utl1vy1tl1 lr.1r1eh.1 xt ye on Ca 1 tor1u.rt1lvlt. 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W 1 ' ' ' ' lY.lIll.lS rl l1. .r f.r1:ss x' l 4 'ly' ' '- ft A 7 xutf the frls lx Z ' ll -ttplu who , t ' lie 4 xutl lre l ly ll.1'- .1 A' -ll ' itl'll.1C '.1 ' . 1- llc-11 le ho .tre .tl .tys 5' 1 -1 tl' ' n l 5 ' l - . ' 3 -. ' l.x , V. 1 Sou You can see that we sometimes take a look at our friends from previous graduating classes .... We look cheerful most of the time, even when on our way to class .... We sometimes have special friends to meet between classes .... We gather around the Christmas tree after school. or maybe meet the one-and-only at her locker .... We admire Mr. Karn's hockey poster . . . or talk things over with Betty .... There are sometimes sad occasions when A. J. dishes out a pinkie for tardiness and we sufter the humiliation of handing it to teacher when we come to class late. du! mu' 45 JL-1, ya, fn. ,, I , S 440 fl HT! MIN 'fir 'A-if nf? gym In addition to more or less organized activities, we did a lot ot other things this past year or so. Some were connected with school, and some were decidedly not: but they were all part of the busy and varied lite of high school people. On the two pages that follow you'll find some ot these activities illustrated, without comment. We think the pictures are self-explanatory! jeg UU! FQ gg 3 if 'nil .My v fl 1 J' 3 ' .L ' 9 4 I . - Wg. , L, . . 1 -AI fv 039 4-4 ui '51 nw- ' Wfcx 1 fan I n WE .2 I g , 's -311,3 r Q ' M N-A A' 1.-- ': v,Q Q . 8 I 91' C., 1-his' ' Q: la lgan wir il J, s 3' lx A X K 35 95 is :kk .Q L. V, X . I' ,, ,, gfg 1 A 1 J ' ' - ' wife: . 4' vil- , M W 3, '-I , Y., 'n.1 15 aw. 2547 L 6 A 1. f'7 ,. X 60 J iwee Hgppe '0u1 Jirg 11 0 5 isp out S U1 '0u!bI:G3 6 1' bis dwg 1- e b 12 n san 8 :Lib 9 6 I ,naless WUI, lb 11 e lar 1 3 eco we' 9109 ge m Vee .- 6 x ba Jeffg e ve od 'mesh A 'Daw heckboo go 19 8 C Sanav bs 3 efiv so 5 'X If 'N xx MN. 1 if r,. dn x spell ms Karl You dx 1. GOWCY M IS C93sS,?fUI'1-ay e b U 'hu I Ou Bob 11? 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W much dox?:I-Secogond 0 s 0 1 se me 0 Xessollfgegli 6:6 the Geoplan and 931 Co 0fnne1tinthT:xen 1 1 xn U15 e Gejfh rn Judy Ignacio I mes 01'9Sa1zt er av Y ' lolzabmcp He Ven Order el ODD 5 pigs at Shea M aws hats the M111 :In you gone back for more :ce cream a ca e Doesn I em an-ass you all' HGP177 -HY should 11 kee mg them Im g I m D tell for you pa H1175-bop lea S 110011 11191139 ' L' ' - : nT 1 . t. e ' ' ' nd 1 V lr . ' it b at 541 ,, -' HW ' . I - ' ' 'Fi ' ' efgit ou C ' af 'IH QI' I Qwfnb 4 1 h 1 . ,lx l 1 ' - A . -' . t R lt, A -355 xr f. , V Sllgq Ib 1 p Your eaflfe I i ge . se S69 Us at la , 4 . .a IIS 1 V . ,, Ile S S ei 'S . V :X be '3 S' e in Q9 y, .U 6 in al . Fred Lauder Kenny Pedersen Phil Schneider Johnny Green Jerry Swenson Glen Holzemer Pat McGinn Gene Otto Chuck Michelson Roger Felton Pat Jerhoff Jerry Hillestad Dick Kellor Dave Grannis Jim Griffin Jerry Reid Dennis Giguere Rudy Ramirez Jerome Mohs Mark Ricker Larry Laylin Happy LeVander Deleen Pengilly Jim Meyer Max Jackson Idwldi Typical Sophomore Athlete Brain Smile Car Dancing Hair F recklei Leg! Wit C lotber Blush E yex N eatrzeff H ei gh! Smallneff Perfonalily Laugh Voice N ofe Temper Figure Sbyneu Talkalive Walk Gay Abram Kirsten F ladager Margaret Pletsch JoAnn Hendrix Shirley Ahrens Beckie Tiedman Pat Marion Judy Ausen Emma Sandgren Judy Peterson Betty Lou Lehmann Charol Fenner Joyce Danner Nancy Preble Margaret Dittes Bev Proulx Chris Boudrye Carol Fenner Gerry Rosenberger JoAnn Hukriede Marlene Krech Gerry Luke Mishele Vaidich Judy Tyler Sally Anderson .-152 ,N Q pub No Not Much-All girls don't want to go to the Prom. Ain't That A Shame-Getting minutes. It's Almost Tomorrow-Cherokee Park. See You Later, Alligator-Berger's class. Little Things Mean A Lot-Vacations. My Heart Stood Still-Getting caught sneaking out of study. Joy Ride-Riding with Bob Koss. The Jones Boy-The one Mrs. Jones caught. Strangers in Paradise--Sophomores. Wanted-Bob Wielde. Walking My Baby Back Home-The car broke. down. I Get So Lonely-Judy Bauch and Pat Kinney. They Wore Black Denim Trousers-Frank Arend and Ken Aszmann. Terror of Highway 100-Bernie. Go On With The Wedding-Donna Wright. How Many Hearts Have You Broken?-Chuck Boudrye. Mr. Wonderful-Mr. Gower. No More-School. Are You Satisfied?-Report cards. Till Then-Graduation. Farewell-Class of '56. We'll Be Together Again-Class reunion. t..,.f:. ,M 'Pylit :. '?'f. A 'MU' ll 'J nf' 41 MAL it 4. jfpf -2 Af .QV 5 g v, fr --1 4. . vim. 'hfslq .I WML Would Happevw If - - Jerry Meyer's ears didn't get so red? Bruce Cedarholm got a crew cut? We had more than one good lyceum program a year? Annette Pampusch was homely? Lanny Mintz wasn't such a wit? John Steiner had white bucks? Bob Koss could listen to beautiful singing without driving his car into a ditch? JoAnn Johnson had a ducktail? George Bordner didn't always pester the girls around his locker? Donna Wright was an old maid? Two girls could persuade their dates to take them to Charlie's instead of the Airloha? Bernie Becrmann didn't always get out of third hour study? The girls stood under the clock every day? Rosalie Ditmarsen lost her voice? Chuck Boudrye had a steady girl friend? Elaine Baker didn't crack her gum in Social? Mr. Gower didn't tell such good CU jokes? The Class of '56 wasn't the best class? THE KA POSIA To Hell and Back From the office to detentlon Ill Cry Tomorrow He who sklpped school today Meet Me In Arkansas Jerry and Poke Asphalt Jungle The boys locker room The Hlgh and Mxghty Mr Roxseland The Last Hunt Cleanmg of lockers at the end of the year The Court Jesters George Bordner and Bernle Beermann The Bxrds and Bees Mr Gowers Jokes Trlbute to a Bad Man Madman Madxs Touch and Go-Flrst date wlth a bashful gxrl Whlle the City Sleeps Cherokee Park IS awake Beachhead Ohmans ln the sprlng P1cn1c Mr Gowers Journallsm class We re No Angels-Sophomore class Anythmg Goes Jumor Class Unconquered Senlor Class Marxlyn Gnffin Dxane Alsxp Carol Albnghi Junww Idwll Typical Iumor Leg: Hair Walk Roberta Maiiamr Sharon Kruger Jackxe Pedersen Maretta Muxlow Manlyn Young Beity Borden Joyce Ahrens Ehzabeth Siadt Betty Schwenn Bea Larson Mavxs Lee Lzbera Vasquez Rua Smxth Hedy Woog Shxrley Tracy Betty Gxles Sharon Mahan Carol Eberhart Jamce Doffmg Actor Clothes Shoe: Wit F xgu re Talk Dan cmg Automobile Athlete ff N eatnen E ye: Fnendlxnen C omplexzon Baxhfulnen S mile Teeth Bluxh Pai Farrell Randy Patet Don Smlih Pai Egan Ron Mxchaelson Roger Rabold Wayne Oiio Bob Wxelde Bxll Clark Neal Phxllxps Jam Sxrbasku Tom Blaxser Jack O Bnen Bob Burgoyne Elroy Wynne Larry Joswxak Dave Kluender Don Henes Bob Bartl Greg Hmdilelsch Gary Schulze Allan Anderson F :ghty :ez en 0 , . , . , . T' . n 5, 1 - - . . -n D , . . . 7 A fx ,v K W K , . l . ' U . x A 2 -fl f S il. N- -T. ,-W . ,1 X, , 'A . wwe. 0 ,.,, ,- NM' 1.-,,. Gini. rx ' ' ' ' .A I . , ' A J 0 , A . . . . 'P . , f. . . . .. - ,..V .af .Yrs ff' hw- -, i A H , s VJ Q55 'f fJTfT r ' 'Rul- 5. r 5 X A ' V, F' I -Mfr fa, ', sl iii, .4.' in if I. L M. 4 ffm ' V J-1'-:J :Rx - Recognize ihem? Top row: Teddie Eckel, Gloria Kuchera. In the group, Margaret Pleisch, Judy Braun, Janet Pletsch. Second row: two Gillings kids and Marlene Johnson. Below: this and thai: figure them out for yourselves. . J 14 liz' .11 5.-Jrylgi kg AJ! E ' fl Y 2 of t P Q34 4 u 7, 1 A A 6, A if , I, ., Q . 3 ' 'lv' - Q, ' 's ll Q, Qi 2- A M f 5, s-4:52 a J , .15-1 ,- asf Y Q non B Y fegsiwn' PH , 'ng with S 52 Mr. I doe' . N ' 'flu 1: 1 X 'mme 0' e iof tepue me stair Ju,-no!! P io! Gxhg a Cl' h urn bfeaihxlolzrrgiur 1 9 km n opng od pxace to IS 8 90 Sc art ou! fd' P e QP qrezuf diy Y ,IQ fhese k U1 ,N 'ds THE KAPOSM Eighty-nine hi Happeg Zliilcrice aK Lett The crack duh squad 0 1509303 c P Koo P19551 Swv dom MY 'H Mayor Herml Howe xs then 0 ,k Left Bob Burgoyne tops the mnber m prachce as spring brmgs out ihe iracksiets under Coach Wentworth YN may Rlgh I ofage Seal for Ing f dan e Pfeggious he 0 1911 m are ,goto ec I-lrvul e and P eatson R1 ght S Pflng als 0 b fo sin If ,heir 1- 1n9s ou I 1 e Su UI mer i ans 31 110011 hog! S I THE KAPOSIA The Wut 'panada ROS18 Adams to boss Im really not late I took my coffee break before commg in Someone has figured out that the peak years of mental activity must be between the ages of four and eighteen At four we know all the questions at eighteen all the answers Evening gowns are getting more daring every day The front is now daring the back A woman trying on a bathing suit in a department store had been in the dressing room for an unusually long time Finally the sales girl went in and found the customer was lying sprawled on the floor Hearmg the clerk gasp the woman rolled over and smiled Its all right she said Im Just seeing how it will fit when I m lying on the sand George Bordner If theres anything I cant stand its pedestrians Why dont they get cars like everybody else and defend themselves There are two kinds of people at every party those who want to leave early and those who don t and the trouble is they re married to each other Mlss Steffenhagen What is the most difficult meal for a housewife to get' Yvonne Kegler Breakfast in bed On his 25th wedding anniversary Mr Gower was asked his formula for a successful married life He replied that xt was the same formula that made Henry Ford s automobile suc cessful Stick to one model Mrs. Jones: What is a millionaire' Tom Winters: A billionaire after he pays his taxes Mr. Silianoifz Give me an example of unremunerative out- lay of capital Donna Gerard: Boys who take their sisters out on dates .Alflx 'l if with ..,-M . T Anita Smythe Kay Smith Donna Wright Nette Pampusch Judy Edgell Bunny O'Donne11 Gerry Storlie Judy Bauch Sheila O'Rourke Sandy Fisher Linda Taylor Janeth Leimbek Kathy Kruchowski Jo Ellen Iverson Pat DaBruzzi Sarah Bateman Rosie Adams Carole Hunt Pat Kinney Judy Polakoski Kay Seeger Betty Olson Elaine Kellerman Judy Braun geininw Iwili Figure Terry Bretoi Byei Coke Vega Hair Bruce Cedarholm Nose Jim Gillings Feet Bob Koss Smile Des Stewart Bluih Joe Egan Voice Bob Budach Frecklef Richard Pugh Dimple: Jerry Meyer Wiz Doug Lindusky Friendlineu Darrel Sobaski Complexion Karl Cropsey Poxture Bernie Beerman Cloibei Tom Winters Permnalizy Chuck Boudrye Laugh Lanny Mintz Car Rodger Schwark Dancing George Krasean Azblere Bill Miller Intelligence Guenter Baumgaertner Quiezness Paul Johnson Politenen Chuck Nix Typical Senior Steve Sporcic 4 in-IX CD ,u a Um I 5 ff yi ., Ll, A J, J .Q ,v iX, X Q ,N N 'YW Vwfw Helen Sweeny Mrs. Alice Jones Miss G. Smith Corinne Livengood Helen Hoover Muriel Foss Alice Johnson Beda Erickson Pearl Murray Marcia Yokanovich Catherine Brandes Kathryn McAulift Mary Lee Alberta Smith Mrs. Lillian Faulkner Shirley Stoerxinger Dorothy Steffenhagen Helen Adair Shirley Christensen Betty Jane Schintz Mrs. Shirley Fladager Ann Iliff Mary L. Williamson Typical Teacher E yet N ole H aif Teeth Azbleze Intelligence S mil e Wir N eaxneu Perm nal ily F fiendl inet: C beerfulnen Blurb C l otbef C ur laugh Look: Figure Efficiency Voice Complexion H el p ful n en Idwh Allan Gower Steve Silianof! Ellsworth B. Knutson Donald McLain Frank Petrich Sam Ettinger Fred Lawshe Donald Anderson Allan Virta F. Willard Grant Leo Seewald Daniel Nelson Rodman Little G. Ernest Galbraith Kenneth Fladager Fred Jones Curt Lehman George Karn Julian Arnquist Henry Howe Raymond Happe Clarence Swedberg Adolph J. Roiseland ix , N, 1' 341 .K y 1 FN C lr T ixfinn.. x JF' -I .:,, 5,3241 I -1. , 2,512 ' r ,v Q t .- A: -f ' ' Y . N,- 1 Q Y vi rf, V Z X ' we 5 '! ,ggi .'f'1-f' -1.-Q . ' A .P 1 M uf. 'In' Achrwwfedgmwnm The senior class and the staff appreciate the fact that many business firms and indi- viduals outside of school subscribed to the Kaposia. Here's a list of those who helped: Drovers Bank Southwind Cafe United Federal Savings and Loan Bell Telephone Co. View Pharmacy Roy Mitchell. Insurance Dairy Home Linnell Jewelers Northern' States Power Co. Schiff's Shoes Quality Drug Co. Bartl - Johnson Sporting Goods Louis Sobaski Larson's Paints Merna Clemens Carl and Mel's Hardware Mike Grant Mary Lou Tintes Grannis and Grannis Also contributing largely to the production of this book were the official school photographers. the Erickson Studios, who did the senior portraits and most ot the group pictures: Rein Werner. whose photo-finishing service was invaluable: Milton Blumenfeld, who made the division pages and some of the athletic groups: Ron Michaelson and Tom Winters, who combined their photographic and artistic talents to produce the end- papers lwith Mr. Karn's helpl: the Globe Publishing Co., who actually printed the book: and all the teachers and students who cooperated on Picture Day and all through the year to help us make this book a complete record of the year's activities. Well, there you have it! That's the way we live and work and play in our high school community. We hope you've enjoyed your tour. THE STAFF