St Louis Park High School - Echowan Yearbook (St Louis Park, MN)

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Mr. Cordon Gricbenow, Director GLEE CLUB Beautiful melodies wafted into the school corridors as the Glee Club rehearsed daily. The guiding hand of “Mr. G” blended notes into fine music. Assisting him with the practical side of things were the officers- Kurt Falkman, president; Linda Johnson, vice president; Judy Griebenow, secretary; and Frank Miller, treasurer. The annual Christmas concert on December 1G presented the voices of the Glee Club interpreting traditional holiday music. A shortened version of the same concert was produced for the student body. Feverish preparations took place for concerts per- formed at the junior high school and the Rotary Club. “We’re off to sec LaCrosse,” sang the Glee Club members as they visited the Wisconsin city in May. They used all their talents to present a fine concert. A spring evening is not complete without beautiful music, and May 22 was no exception. The music was the center of attention as the Glee Club held its annual Spring Concert. Resonant voices echoed throughout the building for the last time this year as the Glee Club sang for Baccalaureate. SENIOR CHORUS Singing for the cars of all Patkitcs are —Row I: M. Anscll, K. Pfeiffer, P. Reid, P. Drcycr, N. Ostrow, S. Andersen, C. Bertzyk, K. Lovcn. A. Farley, J. Payne. J. McNall, K. Bradshaw, S. Knox, M. Checzc, J. Eimer, B. Huber. Row 2: L. Ring. M. Fisch. M. Odcan. J. Hcckmann. B. Yoimgquist, S. Doulhitt. N. Porter. B. Rachau, C. Copeland, D. Dahlberg, M. Golden berg, J. Bryan, B. Sc wall, D. Ilstrup, M. Young, A. Gustafson. Row 3: S. dander. B. Paul, K. Anderson, S. Jones, M. Morris, J. Hamilton. D. Raymond, L. Rankka. D. Nelson, L. Ptashnc, P. Peterson, L. Bcrlc, S. Strana- han, P. Yahn. D. Stephens. Row I: C. Larson. S. Odean, K. Rapp. S. Witcbo, K. Bakkcn, S. Anderson. S. Blomficld, B. Brice, P. Ebcrle, J. Ravitz. C. Carter, M. Shaw. K. Reid. D. Alaspa, B. Rich. L. Schcin. Row 5: B. Kalos, B. Bushard, B. Schuelcr. M. Lindquist, K. Hutchins, M. Metzger. S. Fcnskc. J. Wolfgang. M. Conner. S. Lundquist, G. Lund. J. McKinley; R. Corrie, J. Johnson. G. White. Row 6: L. Flagg, M. Rossman, L. Hoskcr, J. Mann. B. Eliason. K. Kuchcra, J. Lcsslcy. I.. Conradi. S. Nordbcrg, A. Oyaas, C. Schmcidel, L. Dahlberg, B. Sand, C. Johnson, S. Chalfcn, J. Shapiro.

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Row I: K. Johnson, R. Stanchfield, A. Lenmark, N. Mickelson, L. F.hcrcnfcldt, I . Nadlcr, R. Segal, R. Curstcl, R. Hansen. Row 2: J. Broughton, D. Ingebrigtson, D. Smith, J. Green, C. Mcllravie, T. Pettis, L. Kvalncss, C. Gross, A. Archer. Row 3: K. Hanson, G. Miller, J. Rennc, S. KIcifgen, M. Ostcrbcrg, M. Shinn, E. Albertson, B. Anderson, W. Mass-Protzcn. Row 4: M. Hucbncr, D. Anderson, V. Larson, J. Palcn, L. Johnson, J. Gricbcnow, B. Langseth, K. Swanson. Row 5: L. Payne, N. Gustafson, D. Snowden, J. Copeland, A. Savran, P. Berenberg, V. Kern, A. Heller. Row 6: P. Garrison. G. Grashuis, S. Hobart, K. Kohout, K. Aberle, S. Berstein, K. Ohm. S. Hawkins. Row 7: J. Stranahan, W. Fowler, G. Graves, D. Moscoc, J. Lieberman. D. Miller, D. Nitz, P. Farley. Row 8: T. Rempfer, B. Johnson, R. Hansen, W. Johnson, J. Wilkes, D. Drcsscl. J. Bergan, W. Raygor. Row 9: K. Falkman, J. Horisberger. O. Hausken, C. Teter. J. Dailey, J. Brenden. R. Knutson, T. Griffiths. Row 10: F. Miller, J. Schucler, D. Hegedus, R. Sen nett, P. Walman, A. Zaun, P. Tilberg, M. Askerman, J. deBoom. 28

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© Row 1: D. Greenhoc, M. MacLeod, P. Eder, K. Cadmus, G. Shaw, S. Hinshaw, C. Edwards. B. McLean, B. Cohen. Row 2: K. Quam, G. Palmer, D. Seirup, C. Young, C. Seiberlich, R. Gingcrich, B. Weinberg. R. Wick lander, K. Rogness, G. Mcrfeld, M. Smith. Row 3: J. Kjelwik, N. Bohm, K. Beaudry, D. Nyman, A. Griffiths, M. Hanson, G. Emerson, C. Foss, C. Formo, R. Thompson, R. Christensen, M. Moriarity. P. Nichols, R. Brand, W. Johnson. D. McLean, M. Osman, L. Roberts. Row 4: P. Salo, L. Mortensbak, L. Longabaugh, A. Heimdahl, B. Benson, Mr. Bohm, L. Haugen, R. Johnson. R. Hauglid, D. Nelson, F. Flatten, R. Caldwell, J. Eulberg. C. Tcssman, B. Humphrys, D. Olson, M. Kaess. CONCERT BAND A constant musical mood pervaded the Concert Band as it completed a pleasant round of appearances. Two concerts for the student body were presented in November and February. Music numbers ranged from classical overtures to popular tunes. A “first” and a successful attraction was a Pops Concert produced for the public in February. This was enjoyed by the performers as much as the audience. Solos and ensembles for the District and State Music Festivals were prepared throughout March and April. The calendar reached May as the band members packed suitcases, instruments, sheet music, and themselves into buses to journey to Park Rapids for their annual out-of-town appearance. This trip was made possible by the sale of Christmas cards supervised by the officers —Alan Griffiths, president; Duane Nyman, vice president; Linda Mortensbak, secretary; and Julie Kjelwik, treasurer. Costumed in pastel formats and dark suits, the Concert Band members closed another fine year with an enchanting hour of music ir. their Spring Conner'