St Paul Park High School - Par Ki Yearbook (St Paul Park, MN)

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P T! 5 .5 5 ,. X, Xu gl x MELVERNE ZILGE MICHAEL ZIRUL Ambition: See the world from Ambition: Date with an angel. ALAN WILKIE Ambition- Coach a irls basket- - S ball team at Harvard. Class Sec. 35 Fireman 3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Student Council 1,25 Math Club 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Most Valuable Player 3, Capt. 45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. DALE WING Ambition: Have fun. Fireman 45 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,45 Football 45 Basketball 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. DALE WOLF Ambition: Get rich and see the world. FFA 1,2,3,45 Sno-Ball escort. a submarine. School Patrol 15 FBLA 4. 5 Smoke Signals Staff 45 Hockey 4. DAVID WINBERG Ambition: To be an air con- ditioning Engineer. Hockey 3,4, Co-Capt.4. ALLAN WOLF Ambition: Build my own sports car from the ground up. 1-'FA 1,2,3,4. GEORGE WRIGHT Ambition: To someday be old and rich. Q ' W .4 , Elf 'ff . 'xx at .. DALE WING RECITES FOR HISTORY CLASS Not Pictured LARRIE BEA BUSH Ambition: To be a police woman. Declamation 1,25 FHA 1,25 Smoke Signals 4. TERRY CUSICK Ambition: Success.

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STANLEY SEEFERT Ambition: Stay single. Lettermen's Club 45 Football 45 Hockey 2,3,4. EDWARD Sl-IELLENY Ambition: To be successful. Swing Band 3,45 Audio-visual 1,2,35 Camera Club 35 Band 2,3,45 Dist. and State Award for Drum Duet 35 Class Play 4. GERALD SUNDBERC Ambition: Civil Engineer. Library Club 45 Math Club 35 Math Fratemity 4. as 5 K Q ' 5, is Hfgjffw JAMES TAPP Ambition: To graduate. Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3,45 Smoke Signals 45 Football 3,45 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Baseball 45 Track 3. GARY VAN HORN Ambition: Pharmacists. Spanish Club 4. LI LLIAN WEI SIN GER Ambition: Own a horse ranch. Johnson High School. PATRICIA UNZE Ambition: Beautician. FHA 4- Choir 2 3 4- Libr D D 7 l ary Club 3, Sec.35FBLA 3, Rep., 45 Student Council l,2,3,45 Smoke Signals 45 Pep Club 45 Math Club 45 Homecoming Att. 4. JANYCE WEATHERLY Ambition: Secretary. FBLA 3. JUDY WEITZEL Ambition: Airline Stewardess, get married. FHA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 45 GAA 1,25 Nat'l Honor Soc. 45 Spanish Club 3,45 FBLA 35 Smoke Sig- nals 45 Typing Ed.5 Annual Staff 4, Ed.5 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3, Sec., Treas. 45 Cheer- leader 2,3,45 Homecoming Att. 45 Sweetheart Ball, Lady in Waiting 15 Sno-Ball Chrm. 4. DAVID SEIDEL Ambition: Electrical Engineer. Lettermen's Club 45 Football 15 Hockey 2,3,4. MARIANNE SOLBERG Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. FHA 1,2,45 GAA 1,25 Smoke Signals, Editorial Ed. 45 Pep Club 1,2,45 Sno-Ball Ch.5 Sno- Ball Queen 45 Annual Staff 4. KAREN SUSKI Ambition: Have a large family. Spanish Club 35 FBLA 3,45 Smoke Signals 4.

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CLASS HISTORY We began our long hrgh school clrmb as scared, w1de eyed seventh graders After the flrst few days, however, we became acqualnted w1th the darly routme We enloyed all our actlvxtres as seventh graders, but the one we shall never forget was our class party All the grrls danced w1th each other, and the boys ran relay races A few of our teachers then were Mr Tousrgnant, Mrs Backlund, and Mr Smrth We shall always remember the role we played as seventh graders and shall treasure the memorles of our frrst days at Park H1 Upon enterlng the exghth grade, we were all pretty b1g and, of course, more confxdent We were no longer the httle seventh graders who ran around looklng for thelr classroom, but lntelllgent, up standxng erghth graders The freshmen, however, soon put us rn our places Guxdxng us through thls year was our favorlte teacher, Mr Gervars Mr Gervals has remamed one of our favorites through all thes years because of h1s understandmg, helpful advlce as a teacher and frxend We ended the year wlth a class party and a pow wow at Battle Creek w1th Mr and Mrs Gervals as chaperons When we became freshmen, we took our place as the leaders of the Jumor Hrgh We then had the largest class ln the entire school, there were approxlmately 120 1n the class Two of our favorlte classes were crtrzenshrp, taught by Mr Moore, and scxence, taught by Mr Strandquxst In the mnth grade we were allowed to join many of the clubs and actlvrtres the school offered We w11l always remember how proud we were when Judy Wextzel, our candidate for the Sweetheart Ball, came rn second with the trtle of Lady ln Wartlng At last, rn Senxor Hlgh, we took our place as sophomores Hxghllghts of the year were the Homecommg, Camlval and the Sno Ball Our class float won third pnze m the float decoratmg contest Our candrdates for klng and queen of the Camwal were Sandra Hoffer and Kelth Larson Outstandrng band members of our class were Jack Lauber, Keith Larson, Rog Lauve, Karen Preston, Judy Brown, Lester DeRaad, and Ed Shelleny Those ln cholr were Shxrley Marler, Sallye Goff, Pat Unze, Bob Modrynskl, and Duck Pearson tres, the Jtunor Semor banquet, and the prom w1th the theme Hawa11an Nlght Our Homecommg float was the best ever, and won frrst prxze The banquet and prom proved to be a bxg success, and we all had an unforget table tlme workrng under the dlrectlon of our chalrman, Karwyn Franklrn M1llyJeanAuers rergned as queen over the carnrval of 1958 Senrors at last, we began our last year at Park H1 Kl1OW1Hg the end was frnally comrng, we began to th1nk back over all the wonderful trmes we had as students at St Paul Park Wantmg badly to make our last year our best year, we bel1eve we have succeeded to the best of our abrlrty Conme Belden and Bob Brlggs relgned over the Homecommg festlvxtres, m whrch our football team won and later became undefeated champlons Our float agam won thrrd prrze The class play Arms and the Man proved to be successful and very entertalnmg due to the hard work of the cast and Mr Morlarty We tled wlth Rosemount for the Lrttle Six Basketball Champxonshlp and played good game wlth North St Paul, who later went on to play rn the state flnals On Aprrl 18 we attended a thr1ll1ng camxval wxth Judy Brown and Butch Ludolph as can dldates for lung and queen Marranne Solberg and Rlcky Ryan were chosen to rergn as krng and queen of the Sno Ball and Karen Preston was chosen as Lady rn Wartlng An Onental look was given to our last Prom the theme being Sayonara It was beautxfully decorated and a good t1me was had by all Our last year has truly been our best, but w1thout the never fa1l1ng help and asslstance our teachers have grven us, we would never have been able to accomplrsh as much as we have Our class would especxally lrke to thank Mr Morlarty, who has been not just a teacher, but a friend who has helped and advlsed us ln the many problems we have had W1th thrs thought, we the class of 1959 leave as alumm If one only knew how quickly the time passes, they would take the tlme to leam more and to apprecxate the thmgs they have rn school School days are just one step rn a person's lrfe, but w1thout that step a person cannot reach the others 14 Outstanding events of our junior year were the class play A Murder Has Been Arranged, the Homecoming activi- . . , .