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OF SIMPLY LIVING LIFE TO THE FULLEST. WE WISH TO THANK THE MANY ... Who havo dedicated their timo, their energies, their creativity and guidance to the completion of this our 1961 Echowan. Without any one of these our yearbook would not be tho whole and complete work it is today. To Mr. John loegering our sincere appreciation for the many hours he has spont in and out of school advising and assisting us in tho production of this book. To Gary Shaeffer, Editor of the Echowan, our thanks for directing and co-ordinofing this yearlong project. Nancy Conlee, Business Manager, and Richard Amer-son, our Managing Editor, hove executed their required tasks with the greatest efficiency and dedication. Serving as Advertising Managers this year were Mary Nelson and Mary Ellen Laughlin who, with their staff comprised of Bobbie Vernon, Sandy Bank, Carole Yavitz, Karen Sorensen, Dona Kolberg, Mari-enne Ansell and Kathy Holmberg, have systematically handled the contributions donated by our business community. Our sfudont subscriptions and distribution of the yearbook were in the capable hands of Betty Larson and her two assistants, Nancy Nisscr and Bob Shiff. To their willingness and organization, we owe much. The 1961 Echowan itself was produced with many talented hands and minds. The brilliant division pages and cover were executed by Art Editor Georgia Matsumoto, while Neil Sandstad created other artistic highlights. Many of the expressive phtogrophs were token by our Student Photographer Paul Goldstein, os Barbara Schneider had the exacting job of scheduling countless pictures in her capacity as Photography Co-ordinotor. The eight section heads and their assistants have foshioned their assignments to neor-perfect proportions. Bonnie Tenhoff, the Academic Editor, hos shown us the many opportunities which a high school education affords. Our Activities Editor Jane Johnson, assisted by Janice Rokoski and Carolyn Kiewol, hos successfully depicted the many and varied extracurricular interests of a Pork High student. To Denny Peterson, Sports Editor, and his assistant Gary Sutton fell the job of recording the athletic story of 1960-61. Student Life was analyzed by Rosemary Branch, section editor, and Mary Glorvigan, her assistant, and found to be both hectic and pleasurable. Mary Humboldt, Sophomore Editor, summarized the first senior high year of the class of '63, while Sherrie Lindborg, assisted by Carol Kravetz and Paula Leven-thal, chronicled a Junior's activities and interests. Our Senior Co-editors, Kay Hutchins and Doreen Padilla, with the aid of Kathy Conner and Linda Erickson hove told the story with accuracy and feeling of The High and the Mighty in their final yeor of high school. Lastly, our faculty and administration were shown to be something more than teachers ond disciplinarians by Faculty Editor Joyce Tuttle ond her assistant, Bonnie Vogt. To insure accuracy, continuity and writing style among these various sections. Copy Editor Arlyn Gross worked many hours over endless pages of written material. To Judy Joines and her assistants, Pat Sprague and Judy Rottink, go many thanks for providing us with the Echowan Index, a very handy and much-used list. Then, to Rick London, Public Relations man, and Jim Roifenbcrg, Special Projects Editor, our appreciation for helping our yearbook along the rood to completion in countless numbers of ways. Finally, Mr. Bert Hedstrom, Our American Yearbook Company representative, ond Mr. Cliff Wilder, our professional photographer from David Bank Studios, deserve much more than our gratitude for their time, undivided interest ond technical assistance in the production of this 1961 Echowan.
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REACHING REWARDING GOALS ... ACTIVITIES Activities Provide Varied Outlets . . . JANE JOHNSON. EOITOR Page 30 JUNIORS Juniors Spread Themselves Thin . . . SHERRIE UNDBORG. EOITOR Page 142 SOPHOMORES Sophomores Are Discovered . .. MARY HUMBOIDT. EOITOR Faculty Holds Key to Page 124
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