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

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Suson Friedman JenrWer Fruetel Gorrert Fulton Abble Furmonsky 'John Golomboi •Mork Globus TometoGnlot Chrtylne Gohmonn SusonGrohom ‘Bruce Greenberg Jone Greeny em Sreven Gtehl Mary Gu ckson Above: Julie McCoftum prepores on entree of French orvon soup to oet her future educotlon In home economics oo eorly yort on 26 Seniors

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Andreo Flnkelsrein Jeffrey Flschbeln Condlce Frank Jooorhon Fronk Rlchord Frozier JonelFrey Norofce Friedmon Seniors Offer Sound Advice Whether or no? they realized If, the seniors were setting on example for the rest of the school to follow. It wos only norurol, then, for them to hove been in o position to give odvice to those who hod not yet gained the sophistication of the seniors. When they were osked for ony odvice they might hove hod, their suggestions reflected their sagacity. Most responses were something to the effect of live it up” or hove fun. Becouse their high school years were obout to end, seniors realized that having fun wos important because the amusement ond joy would be most remembered. Some origlnol odvice wos given, too. Gary Aslakson suggested rhot students carry a light bulb or all times to give them Ideos. There is no such thing os doing homework on weekends when you're a senior wos stressed by Murroy Levitt. Looking back on mojor decisions that she made during her senior year, Carolyn Berlond recommended rhot undercloss members decide during their junior year what college they wonted to attend. David Musolf offered the valuable advice, Don't go our with two girls or the same time.” Who could top Ruth Youngblood s suggestion? Take os few dosses os possible during your senior year so you con sleep in the holls. Is it possible rhot Pork groduoted o crop of future odvice columnists? Above: With Inspiration provided by the light bulb he is cotrying. Gory Astokson poosos for o moment when o brllllont new idea enters htt mind

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Above: Leslie Nouho works port-time offer mid-term groduorion so rhoi she con eorn enough money to enter college In the spring quorter. Mid-Term Grads Prepare for Future Getting o head storr on their futures wos what the four students who groduored ot mid-term hod on their minds. Some simply wonted to end their high school years and get on with life. Others, like Julie McCollum planned on entering college right owoy. Going to work wos onother plon that some, like Leslie Nouho. hod In mind. But. for whatever reoson, these seniors chose o common gool that wos nor easily attained. Mr. Thompson, twelfth grade counselor, commented. It's getting border ond horder to get enough credits because of the increase of required credits. Nouho olso commented. I hod to hove o full schedule oil through high school except for my senior year.” McCollum hod o rather unique reoson for her decision. She planned on going into o home economics field offer high school. The only problem wos that she hod completed oil of the dosses available in rhor deportment by the end of her junior yeor. I ron our of dosses to toke, wos her reoson for choosing on eorly groduorion. She hod even gone os for os to student oide for o Home Economics teocher. I plon to work afternoons ond enter college In the spring quorter, Nouho stored. She wos onxious to sove money for her future educorion ond found thot this would be on opportune time to put In more hours ot her job. Because of their hard work ond coreful planning, these seniors were able to move oheod ond graduate from high school six months before their clossmores. Rkhord Gurewlrz Corol Gustafson Seniors 29 Dionne Gosrofson Jocquelin Holl Julie Horn Michael Hammer Mork Hommertund