Technical High School - Techoes Yearbook (St Cloud, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

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The last number is at infinity, parallel lines meet at infinity, and the end of the universe is at infinity. Like this infinity must be a pretty interesting pad. According to this file, Mary, you should have a good future in advertising or commercial art. Gee, that's great! I can hardly wait to get started. This one from the older generation understands me! With- out counseling I'd have to struggle for that future scene alone. I'rn glad I hare niine straightened out. I light the lamp of Service. My color is red- the color of courage and bravery. Service is the ability to lose sight of ourselves While performing self-sacrifice for others. Itfeels hind of neat to be a member of NHS. Tech's National Honor Society is living proof that students dig this Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Seriice bit. MISS MYRTLE JOHNSON MR. ROBERT C. MILLER 74114 , . MR. L. C. CROSE TO MR. ROBERT C. MILLER ' for nearly forty years of dedicated service that he has given to Tech and vocational education. Coming to Tech in 1921 to teach manual arts, he also assisted in coaching many athletic teams. He has won state wide recognition for his Work. TO MISS MYRTLE JOHNSON A ' for guarding the.health of two generations of Techites. After serving as a Red Cross nurse in France and a public health -mn'se, Miss Johnson came to St. Cloud to head the public school health program. T0 MR. L. o. cRosE S . for his major role in encouraging physical fitness at Tech. Beginning his thirty years' at Tech as a science teacher and coach, he later became director of physical education. Choppy has coached many of Tech's successful baseball teams. V ' 7vL5Ze of Emlenw Zamcaium f Uzgmzqczldana f ,4zf4Zez'6ca f f Sciaaf .1 dfe f Smdwta f Zdfzeciafzq f 70 50 54 74 700 742 Q 4 u 1 i an 4 5 4 Mr. James K. Michie Superintendent of St. Cloud Public Schools Mr. Robert C. Miller Director of Vocational Education Administration Plans To the outsider, Tech is just a maze of classes, students, teachers and extra-curricular activities. But behind the outwardness stands the administration, working always for the best interests of Tech students in approving and coordinating the school calendar. Superintendent James K. Michie has earned all possible respect from teachers and students alike as he now completes his second year at Tech. Mr. Michie is known not only as a fine administrator but also as a kind, understanding, friendly man who enjoys chat- ting with Tech students in lunch line every day. Another familiar face at Tech is that of Principal F. J. Herda, who serves as a friend and counselor to all Techites. In addition to his schooltime duties, Mr. Herda is very interested in extra-curricular activities and never fails to lend a guiding hand Whenever possible. Mr. Michie Works with the Board of Edu- cation in financing, maintaining and expanding the school system. The six board members are elected by the voters of the school district for a term of three years. Working with Mr. Herda is the Advisory Board. This group, composed of faculty members, handles new problems and important school decisions. Behind all vocational activities is Mr. Robert Miller, Director of Vocational and Adult Education. In his mild easy-going manner he guides and counsels all vocational students. Mr. F. J. Herda Principal of Technical High School Future Including Expansion, Advancement Board of Education: Seated: Mr. Edward P. Weber, Mr. John J. Weismann, Mr. Theodore F. Neils, Mr. James K. Michie, Mr. Harold Schoelkopf. Standing: Mr. Edward L. Henry, Mr. Dan Marsh, Advisory Board: Seated Killeen, Mr. Donald Klein. Mr. John Kuffel. Mr. F, J. Herda, Miss Peggy Klein, Miss Kathleen Standing: Mr Warren Kasch, Mr. Ronald Kerr, Tech Students Broaden English Curriculum Miss Myrtle C. Bacon Speech Miss Agnes Bothen English Mr. John Coyle English Mr. Verne R. Delp English Mr. Donald Froiland English Hills Mrs. Valborg Gulbrandson English Dave Milner receives helpful pointers from the speech instructor, Miss Bacon. College preparatory English students, J. Wilson, K. Wigton, J. White, Junior Jim Colletti is absorbed in the discussion of his G. Walker, share findings with seniors D. McGee, F. Netz, B. Todd. semester grade with Mr. Jambeck. With Related Journalism, Speech Courses The English curriculum includes more than awkward adjectives and pesky participles. Besides the basic English problems Tech English students learn to express themselves in themes and term papers and to enjoy prose and poetry. A typical sophomore English class studies world literature, Silas M arner, and Shake- speare's Julius Ceasar. Juniors may study Our Town, The Yearllug, The Red Badge of Courage, or The House of Seven Gables as ex- amples of American Literature. The senior classes read British literature with emphasis placed on M acbeth. All seniors are required to write a term paper. Many juniors, in addition to their English class, take journalism. They learn the basic essentials of journalism and assist the seniors Silag Mafngf Seems to appeal to sophomores 111 the P1'0dHCt10H Of The Tech- T. Hainlin, C. Agnew, s. Allen, J. Amman. Speech classes give students an oppor- tunity to gain confidence in public speaking through skits, plays, and speeches. Mr. Donald Nelson World Affairs Journalism Public Relations Mr. Thomas Jambeck English, Debate Miss Catherine Hill English , Mari Kaeter interviews Mr- Dem11SL0ge Miss O'Rourke on her English journalism beat. Science, Math Cffer Keen Challenge Biology creates an interesting experience with birds forJ Folsom I Kramer S Prom Mr R 'I Antll Mathematics Mr Roy K Blowers, Jr Mathematics, Science Mr. William Franttl Mathematics Mr. J. V. Grose Science Mr. Ronald Kerr Mathematics Mr. John H. Kuffel Mr. Karl Maki Miss Theresa Mulrean Science SCKPHC9 Science To Tech Students Chemistry provides Deloris Bruhn and John Wilson an opportunity to perform many experiments. Mary Mills and Jerry O'Connel1 demonstrate an experiment in cen- trifugal force to their physics class. Donald Daggett ponders over an equation in his special math class. It has been stated by many that every- thing in the World pertains to sciencegin some Way. This appears to be the reason Why the American public-statesmen, scientists, teachers, and everybody in general-has been clamoring for more science study in our schools. Tech has always had a strong science department, but in the past year, through the hard Work and effort of the science teachers it has been improved many times over. Any student who has enrolled or is planning to enroll in any of Tech's science courses can be sure that at the end of the year, he will have received all the laboratory experience and lsacientific information that it is possible to give im. Kathy Laughlin and Karen Wittmayer get acquainted With a new friend in their human biology class. Lee Mockenhaupt shows Ruth Knutson the location of the Schwartz Wald in German II class. Miss Patricia Hill Latin, English Miss Margaret 0'Rourke English, French Miss Peggy Klein English, Spanish X Mr. Theodore Zeyher l Social Science, German l Randy Peterson conjugates verbs in his Latin class. French migamnes creite interest for Lrench students J. Milhaupt, E. Biendara, B. Brezinski. Pat Moore drills Joan Knutson on a Word list in Spanish. Languages, Art, Music Enrich Curriculum Because the international good will so necessary for maintaining friendship between nations expands with knowledge and interest in other countries, the four foreign languages taught at Tech are receiving more attention. After two years of study these students acquire a basic knowledge of sentence con- struction and pronunciation as well as the customs and the history of the people who speak these languages. To the artistic element at Tech three years of varied art courses provide an oppor- tunity to develop this talent. Art classes include sketching and drawing, applied art and special interest projects. Musical ability can be developed by participation in Tech's musical groups-both vocal and instrumental, Under guidance of the directors, students learn the fundamentals and theories of music plus performance skills. Jim Swanson and Margaret Surowski are enthralled with a piece of modern sculpture in their art class. fs Dale Anderson is enjoying the privilege offered to senior band members-directing the Techni- cal High School Band. . . if f in Q53 5 With brush and palette in hand, :iii .Q,. Diana Holmes adds the finish- t1ff'fj z -5511 -- 1+ '-1 touches to her painting. . Mr. James R. Johnson if z u- f -',', . E Instrumental Music rig: .,v. itig :'g:E':II'-2.13 , ' I '.,t' ' . K Mr. Lrwin A. Hertz A Instrumental Music M 4, ,V ,fx ,, zz? ,,,f In -' 't't' s s s s is lvsy Mr. Carl Anderson Art Mr. Ames Dahl Vocal Music agp Q Wfwmmumv- Mr. Sell explains a Civil War map to a junior United States Seniors R. Hartmann, J. DeZurik, D. history class. Bruhn go over their semester projects in problems of demo Crac y class. Students Study Business and Social Courses Tech's social studies courses are varied and interesting. World geography and world affairs are open to all interested students. Juniors are required to take a United States history course. Seniors see problems of de- mocracy in action as they participate in a mock trial and take a trip to the court house. Mr. Charles Sell Social Science Mr. Warren Kasch Sue Perry, Dick Kleinbaum associate props with the Social Scicncc proper country in world allairs class. Mr. Henry Bettendorf Miss Gertrude Gove Mr. H. J. Gruba Social Science Social Science Social Science as ? Mr. Coleman uses a chart to explain a point to Under the supervision. of Mrs. Ladner, Don Sharon Davidson in business principles and law Burrows and Dianna Leigh find bookkeeping class 01355, offers experience with adding machines. For Use ln Future The mimeograph machine, the typewriter, and the adding machine are familiar instru- ments to business students. Sophomores start out With typing While the juniors may study shorthand and bookkeeping. Oflice practice, law, consumer education, secretarial practice and Shorthand II are offered to seniors inter- ested in business. Mr. Charles Coleman Business Education Mr. K. C. Doucette Business Education Ebfaiii Mike Carter knows that typing is essential to good school work. Mrs. Armella Ladner Miss Lois Seipp Mr. Dittmar Sutterer Business Education Business Education Business Education we B. Ziegler experiments with a tape recorder in occupational relations as V. Lagergren, K. Evans look on. Experience Used ln The variety of the vocational courses offers much valuable training and experience to Tech students. Students studying carpentry gain actual experience in reading blue prints and con- structing projects. The printing classes provide a real service to the school in printing THE TECH, various bulletins and pamphlets. Also taught in the vocational building is agriculture. These students study conser- vation, livestock, production, and methods of farming. The machine shop course is open to junior boys who are interested in machine work. The students use machine tools and precision measuring instruments and have an oppor- tunity to do much individual Work. Postgraduate students are also given vocational train- ing at Tech. Mr. D. H. Chamberlin Vocational Auto Mechanics Mr. Warren Hutchens Co-ordinator Mr. G. Henmngsgaard Electroncis Bob.Merrill and Stacy Porter examine one of the many auto- mobile parts in their automotives class. Vocational Preparation Gary Laudenbach works With an electric hack saw in his machine, shop class. Ron Updike experiments with a printing press. Mr. Madeson explains a construction fact to R. Lommel, J. Boucher, L. Bakeman. Mr. Clarence Wilson Industrial-Arts Assistant Co-orclinator Mr. Richard E. Riis Vocational Machine Shop Mr. James Leigh Mr. Robert Madeson Printing Vocational Carpentry Roger Athman, Mike Goenner, agricultural students, repair a milking apparatus. Industrial Arts and Many Tech students learn homemaking skills in home economics education. Such units as food preservation and selecting fabrics prepare the students to become successful homemakers of tomorrow. The senior boys' home economics class includes basic food, clothing and health units. For all future farmers the agriculture curriculum includes the study of crops, soils, livestock, farm equipment and livestock feed. Each student taking the agriculture course participates in a farm experience program which enables the student to gain practical experience. The senior agriculture class devotes two hours a. day to farm management and farm mechanics, repair and maintenance. Romona Winter visualizes a new dress as she works in her home ec. sewing class. Home Ee. students, J. Oehrlein, V. Lagergren, M. Meyer, prepare to see the results of their first batch of muffins. Mr. Raymond Anderson Miss C. C. Malmsten Mr. Edward J. O'C0nnell Miss Ethelwyn VVcir Agriculture Home Economics Agriculture Home Economics Homemalcing Train New Minded Techites Tech's excellent industrial arts courses give students an opportunity to learn many creative skills. In the curriculum is included mechanical drawing, Automotives I and II, electricity, Woodworking I, II and III, printing, welding, and general metal. A feeling of the materials of industry and manufacturing processes is learned through work on various projects. Buyer and consumer knowledge is taught to all students taking industrial art courses. Jim Nicholson ponders over a problem in a radio set Mr. John Sorci Industrial Arts Mr. Harold Montzka Radio-Electricity Donna Spoden, Nancy Finneman build a cedar chest in their girls' shop class. Mr. Albert J. Behrens Mr. George Benson Mr. Edwin O. Isakson Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Louis Foote leads the way in one of the many Hlimbering up exercises in his physical edu- cation class. The Tech Students Benefit from Physical Miss Kathleen Killeen Physical Education Mr. Donald H. Klein Social Science and Physical Education Mr. Donald Nylund Physical Education Mrs. Lois Scherfenberg Physical Education Volleyball is one of the many sports enjoyed by the girls' physical education class. Because of the stress recently placed on the nationis physical fitness, phy-ed classes concentrated on body building. In addition to this, students acquired a good sense of sports- manship and many skills which can be employed for their personal recreation. Under the direction of Miss Kathleen Killeen and Mrs. Lois Scherfenberg, the girls' classes enjoyed such sports as basketball, volleyball, badminton, swimming and speed- ball. Tennis and archery were added to the program this year. Mr. Donald Klein and Mr. Donald Nylund coached the boys' phy-ed activities. The boys developed skills in such fields as basketball, touch-football, gymnastics and softball. They also received instruction in recreational ac- tivities as volleyball, badminton, archery and go f. Co-educational dancing was again part of the program. At the end of this unit students displayed their folk-dancing ability at half- time during a basketball game. All sophomores were automatically en- rolled in a first-aid course. Students passing the requirements received certificates. Miss Helen Harrnes Miss Myrtle Johnson Mr. V. L. Morrison Speech Clinician School Nurse Aftendfmce Director, Social Science Education, Special Services Iannard Knutson finds M Sorenson's counseling a great aid. The library and all its facilities are a great service to students J. Mruz, T. Antil, D. Nelson, J. Gohmann. Without its special services' program, the ehiciency of Tech's operation would be greatly lacking. Students are aided in every possible Way through the health, guidance, library, at- tendance, and audio-visual services offered. The library offers not only recreational reading but many a Techite has put in hours of research Work. Records of students, interest, aptitude and achievement tests can be obtained from the guidance service. This service has helped individuals with both personal and academic problems. The school nurse sees to the health needs of the entire student body through exami- nations and the many tests administered. Needless to say, special services are a Vital part of Tech. Mr. Ralph H. Sorenson Guidance Director Miss Ellen Stovring Librarian Miss Angela Untereker Girls' Counselor Mr. Horace Hollmeyer Audio-Visual Director Cffice and Maintenance Personnel Feature Miss Georgia Albers Otlice Accountant Miss Evelyn Oelschlager Secretary to Principal Miss Bonive Pearson Secretary to the Vocational Director Miss Doreenc England Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. Lucille Osborn Secretary to the Board of Education Mrs. Myra Romann Assistant Secretary to the Superintendent 'F Absentee passes, make-up cards, program cards, announcements for the daily bulletin- these are only a few of the many items of busi- ness that pass through the office every day. Whenever a student needs information, whether it is applying for driver training or finding out Where his best friend is during third hour, he turns to the office. Miss Evelyn Oelschlager demonstrates the newly installed public address system Miss Patricia Rosha Secretary to Attendance Miss Grace Smith and Guidance Directors Secretary to Nurse Foremost Efficiency Feeding about 550 students in three lunch periods a day is no minor task but the cooks at Tech meet the challenge well. Besides serving regular meals they often cater to other organi- zations and groups which use the building after school hours. The maintenance crew keeps the building clean and in good running order. They often are called upon to perform extra tasks for students Who forget their books in locked rooms or need their assistance in some other Way. Some of the janitors also double as bus drivers to transport students to and from school and to and from school related activities. Preparing the day's menu are Tech's cooks-Mrs. Ann Meyer, Mrs. Ruby Thompson, Mrs. Clara Pung, Mrs. Martha Anderson. Maintenance Crew: Front Row: Larry Richardson, Milton Storkamp, Fred Kaupp, Len Taylor. Back Row: Greg Binsfield, Paul Donais, Francis Lease, Al Johnson. I , Julius Hollenhorst Mr. Donald Sclllangen Assistant Engineer and Building and-' Al Dombrovski Grounds Supervisor Head Engineer Floyd Walbridge and Julius Lauer Night Custodians le' ,QM .51 fygfM..m,, x ,.,., wa if 4 ' NX f 14 x ' - '11 Izsif fn .- -: -,v,:g::,,1,n.:..:. 1 ggi? , Mm 'vs via , 4, ff, 1, 1 A gg. , Q KKK .MVT K it fy vit ,Q ,- if f During a typical student council meeting Carol Schmitz, Mike Megarry raise an important issue. Tech High Student Student Council Officers: M. Goenner, S. Larson, K. Wigton, K. Lietha, D. Wehrle. Council Members: Front Row: J. Knutson, M. Patrias, K. Wigton, J. Potter, B. Albers, J. Craig, J. Hartmann, J. Levan, J. Milhaupt, J. Athman, K. Lietha, D. Bruhn. Second Row: A. Homstad, M. Peterson, J. Latzka, S. Larson, S. Donaldson, C. Uberecken, J. Lindley, S. Fletcher, K. Burkhard, S. Brenden, S. Warren, J. Erickson. Third Row: P. Lund, L. Vandell, R. Rogosheske, W. Teigen, B. Mohs, M. Stensrud, B. Ferrario, P. Rogosheske, J. Henningsgaard, R. Youel, L. Worthington, F. Grant. Fourth Row: M. Goenner, J. Strommen, M. Edgerly, K. Laughlin, W. Lenzmeier, D. DeGree, M. Megarry, D. Burrows, J. Kochendorfer, D. Wehrle, B. Dodgson, T. Danielsen, B. Peterson. Council illustrates Democracy ln Action Governing organization at Tech is the student council made up of representatives of each home room, class presidents, members of standing committees and the oiiicers elected by vote of the student body in the spring. Council activities are many and varied and their Work is felt by every student at Tech. Weekly meetings are discussed in homeroom so representatives may voice the opinions of those they represent. Beginning the year, the council sponsored the publication of the student handbook. Next came the Homecoming activities, the Snoball, the All School Carnival and many special days and events. One of the most spirited assemblies Was the annual open council meeting in March. The campaign assemblies also draw enthusiastic reactions from the student body. Advisers to the group are Miss Patricia Hill and Mr. Henry Bettendorf. Randy Peterson takes advantage of the privilege offered to him by the 1 student council in the paper machine. 1 Publicity Committee: Seated: S. Warren, J. Strommen, L. Vandell. Standing: L. Schmitz, B. Hoehl, S. Fletcher, J. Lindley, J. Bartlett. School Spirit Committee: Seated: L. Vandell, B. Albers, M. Mills, J. Folsom. Standing: J. Potter, M. Patrias, J. Kochen- dorfer, K. Wigton, J. Milhaupt, L. Eiifert. Bulletin Board Committee: S. Brenden, S. Fletcher, B. Hoehl. Standing Committees The nine standing committees of Student Council effectively carry out the Council functions. Each committee is headed by a chairman chosen by the Council president, Dave Wehrle. The Charity drives committee ably raised money for four major drives this yeareRed Cross, Christmas Seals, March of Dimes and Easter Seals. Competition between classes made the drives fun and interesting. The concessions committee sold food and refreshments to all hungry Techites and guests at the basketball and football games. Dad's Day, All Sports Day and many pep fests throughout the athletic season were planned by the school spirit committee. They were aided by the publicity committee and the dance committee. This year the dance com- mittee added a new attraction to the year- the Sno Ball. The bulletin board committee followed the school seasons with timely displays in the second Hoor showcase. Concessions Committee: Seated: A. Homstad, S. Perry, M. Patrias, L. Worthington. Standing: L. Evans, J. Wink, J. Sworski, D. Kochendorfer, J. Kochendorfer, W. Teigen. Dance Committee: Seated: P. Lund, D. Burrows. Standing: S. Millett, K. Wigton. Are Backbone of Student Council System Assembly Committee: Seated: J. Reed, M. Patrias, Miss Bacon. Standing: J. Kochendorfer, W. Teigen, M. Mills. The assembly committee was responsible for scheduling all the assemblies. Through the Work of this committee, Tech students saw programs from variety shows to science lectures. Sophomores quickly adjusted to the Ways of Tech through the Work of the orientation committee. Study hall talks and assemblies provided the basis for their first week. Dealing with violators of school rules, the ethics committee met once a week to help make Tech a more democratic school. Working as branches under the Student Council, these committees all help to carry out Student Council objectives and strengthen Tech's student government. e Charities Committee: C. Uberecken, L. Schmitz J. Milhaupt, M. Mills, J. Strommen. Orientation Committee: S. Davidson, D. DeGree, Ethics Committee: D. Burrows, J. Hentges, M. M. Tengblad, T. Danielsen, D. Bruhn. Goenner, N. Lewis, W. Teigen. National Honor Society: Front Row: M. Mills, S. Perry, M. Patrias, J. Potter, K. Wiglon, K. Folsom, M. Biendara, C. Schmitz, K. O'Link, N. Powelson, R. Knutson, F. Grant, K. Lietha, A. Homstad, D. Goenner, L. Eiffert, B. Peel, A. Suter. Second Row: D. Bruhn, G. Johnson, B. Luker, M. Tengblad, W. Teigen, J. Collelti, N. Lewis, K. Quigley, D. Perrin, P. Schlicht, S. Brenden, C. Uberecken, J. Reed, S. Davidson, J. Wright, P. Moore, S. Larson. Third Row: C. Emery, M. Ruegemer, A. Kronenberg, L. Foote, M. Goenner, J. O'Connell, J. Scholen, L. Worthington, D. Rhoda, M. Edgerly, J. Strommen, N. Neils, G. Walker, S. Larson, T. Danielsen. Fourth Row: D. DeGree, M. Weisman, K. Witt- mayer, K. Laughlin, M. Megarry, D. Laakso, B. Todd, T. Antil, F. Nelson, T. Linnell, J. Belzold, D. Wehrle, D. Stream, D. Anderson, D. Daggett, R. Riggs, R. Peterson. Through Scholarship, Leadership, Service The highest honor given at Tech is member- ship in National Honor Society. Members are elected by both students and faculty on the basis of Scholarship, Leadership, Character and Service, the four ideals of National Honor Society. Students are first eligible at the end of their junior year. More are added in the fall and again in the spring of the senior year. No more than fifteen per cent of a graduating class may belong. Senior girls elected twelve representatives to attend AAUW meetings. Each girl attended one monthly meeting. Eight Junior Rotarians Were elected from the senior boys to attend Rotary Club luncheon meetings. A highlight of the year was the Rotary Club Valentines party. Quill and Scroll is composed of students who have done superior Work in journalistic Writing. All prospective members must have the required amount of copy published. This material is submitted to the national organi- zation for approval. Quill and Scroll: First Row: C. Schmitz, S. Larson, N. Neils. Second Row: C. Stellmach, J. Potter, B. Sherer, K. Lietha, S. Stavrum, M. Kaeter, K. Wittmayer, K. Laughlin. Third Row: M. Ruegemer, D. Nelson, N. Powelson, G. Olson, J. Denchiield, J. Wright. K. OlLind, M. Patrias, M. Mills. NHS Officers: Stanley Larson, Carol Schmitz, Dave Degree, Mike Megarry. Top Techites Earn Place in Honor Groups AAUW: Row l: M. Tengblad, P. Hen- ning, K. Laughlin, M. Edgerly, J, Potter. Row 2: A. Homstad, N. Powelson, K. Wigton, L. Worthington, K. Lietha, S. Larson, D. Bruhn. Junior Rotarians: Row 1: M. Megarry D. DeGree, J. Wilson, D. Wehrle. Row 2 L. Knafla, S. Larson, T. Danielsen, J Swanson. Tech High Band, Through Concert, March Tech's Marching Band Wax capably led by dru major Louis Foote. H1 The Band Council looks over 21 music selection: Front Row: D. Bruhn D. Anderson, P. Henning. Second Row: B. Luker, B. Krause, P. Lund D. Daggett, L. Schmitz, M. Tengblad. Flag Swingers B. Luker, P. Henning, D. Rhoda, J. White added pep and spirit to the marching group. Band Members: Front Row: S. Allen, M. Raiter, F. Netz, J. Knutson, G. Walker, M. Cairns, B. Tank, M. Tengblad, L. Schmitz, K. Folsom, C. Uberecken, V. Larson. Second Row: J. Chute, J. White, J. Antil, E. Miller, J. Payne, B. Fleming, S. Meinz, D. Scherfenberg, L. Kuusinen, J. Puhl, B. Todd, N. Stephens, J. Pike, D. Anderson, G. Juenemann, P. Henning, B. Luker, M. Pietrzak, N. Neils. Third Row: B. Wass, G. Kelley, M. Peterson, S. Schroer, J. Gerdes, G. Hein, A. Tennison, J. Hartmann, J. Fritz, J. Groepper, J. Jansky, B. Spicer, B. McDonnell, D. Rhoda, P. Lund, K. Peterson, D. Frampton, K. Solinger, P. Hibbard, D. McConnell, K. Schabel, J. Gohman, P. Hansen, S. Larson, R. Asleson. Fourth Row: J. Pattison, S. Tennison, B. Krause, D. Roberts, R. Knutson, D. Elmquist, G. Salmela, J. Lodoen, D. Daggett, M. Maher, K. Netz, D. Bruhn, J. O'Neill, B. Wegner, B. Meinz, C. Buehan, L. McLeland, J. Benson, M. Stensrud, B. Hoehl, L. Anderson, T. Bergh, L. Johnson, L. Thyen, T. Nelson, L. Foote. Music, Reflects Versatility of Members During the fall of 1960 the Tech High marching band entertained the crowds attend- ing the football games with music from the stands and with novelty numbers on the field. When rain made the field muddy, and pro- hibited the band from performing, drum major Louis Foote and drum majorette Teri Mallough displayed their baton twirling skills. Concert band, which began in the second semester, took part in many Sunday afternoon concerts for the public. At one concert Mr. Robert Lowry, a clarinet soloist, was featured with the band. After taking part in the district music concert, the Tech Band boasted an A rating. Tech was host to the Brainerd Band which was featured in an assembly. The band members arrived on a Thursday night and after attending a dance at Garfield, they spent the night at the homes of Tech's band members. The following morning they played their con- cert and then made an excursion through the State Reformatory before returning to Brainerd. Another group which added immensely to the band's success was the Pep Band, which was known to strike up the Tech High March at the numerous pep fests during the year. Pep Band: Front Row: L. Thyen, D. Elmquist, J. O,Neill, D. Bruhn, D. Daggett, T. Bergh. Second Row: D. Anderson, R. Knutson, M. Tengblad, L. Foote, T. Nelson, B. Wass, S. Larson. Senior Chorus Officers: Seated: B. Tank, A. Suter. Standing: R. Peterson, S. Larson. Tech Vocal Groups Tech singers this year Won acclaim in many concert appearances. High point among the full range of activities for the senior chorus included the honor of singing by invitation at the Minnesota Music Educators Association meetings in Minneapolis. They also earned the coveted A rating in the district music contest. A Christmas concert and Sunday after- noon appearances gave the community several opportunities to hear the polished group. Guest conductor at the spring concert of vocal groups Was Mr. Gerhard Track, director of the St. John's University chorus. Songs in Latin, German, French and English have been mastered by the groups. Members of the group who were featured as soloists included Madelin Kaupp, Barbara Peel and Robert Peterson. Casuals entertained at assemblies and Were among the finalists in the Talentsville compe- tition where they Won second among the acts from Central Minnesota. Junior Girls Glee Club: Front Row: N. Schwartz, M. Kurkosky, G. Nelson, S. Snyder, D. Peterson, J. Guenther. Row 2: K. Carpenter, D. Nelson, J. Chute, J. Strommen, K. Fenlason, B. Haverland, M. Miller. Senior Chorus: Front Row: J. Pike, R. Knutson, B. Tank, J. Schumann, M. Biendara, G. Olson, A. Suter, B. Luker, J. White, D. Bruhn, K. Peterson, G. Johnson, S. Donaldson, M. Tengblad, M. Kaupp, M. Mills. Row 2: S. Larson, J. Reed, S. Case, B. Peel, D. Thompson, A. Homstad, R. Fillman, L. Gillespie, C. Olson, D. Perrin, L. Eiffert, L. Vandell, P. Lund, D. Repulski, K. Rau, C. Stell- mach. Row 3: P. Henning, K. Burkhard, G. Kelley, J. Chindlund, K. Rydberg, L. Worthington, D. Rhoda, D. Elmquist, J. Colletti, P. Hansen, L. Knafla, C. Emery, B. Jussila, K. Gustafson, D. Scherfenberg, Mr. A. Dahl. Row 4: D. Burrows, L. Foote, T. Linnell, T. Nelson, B. Wass, R. Riggs, J. Knutson, G. Juenemann, B. Peterson, R. Peterson, D. Daggett, S. Larson, D. Anderson, F. Nelson, F. Netz, B. Todd. Sing Praises, Win Praises on Grand Scale The popular senior boys quartet, the Casuals: R. Peterson, R. Riggs, D. Daggett, S. Larson. Sophomore Mixed Chorus: Front Row: S. Allen, S. Jude, J. Folsom, M.Lacher, J.Puhl, S.Millett, D.Roberts, N. Cater, M. Bensen, D. Engen, B. Prigge, B. Nielsen, J. Payne, K. Lucius. Row 2: N. Koprek, J. Milhaupt, B. Peterson, J. Athman, K. Laakso, M. Muldoon, M. Anderson, V. Larson, B. Poepke, C. Drayton, C. Thompson, B. Krause, M. Peterson, J. McElhone. Row 3: K. Bergh, R. Bjerke, D. Diedrich, S. Schuh, L. Schmitz, D. Hertzberg, P. Abraham, J. Bartlett, J. Henningsgaard, K. Fahrenholz, C. Nelson, R. Asleson, B. Mohs. Row 4: B. Jacobs, D. Pearson, K. Netz, R. Youel, R. Klein, P. Meyer, J. Abraham, R. Dodgson, W. Lenzmeier, D. Olson, D. Elrod, Tom Lyon. Techoes Staff: Seated: T. Lauer, D. DeGree, M. Megary, K. Laughlin, C. Stellmach, K. Lietha, N. Neils. Standing: D. Weisrnann, K. O'Link, M. Tengblad, C. Schmitz, K. Wittmayer, J. Denchfield, D. Goenner, L. Worthington, S. Larson. Publications Fulfill Useful Double Purpose, The Tech Staff: Seated: B. Sherer, J. Potter, J. Wright, N. Powelson, G. Olson, K. O'Link, B. Payne. Standing: S. Stavrum, D. Perrin, M. Ruegemer, S. Larson, D. Wehrle, M. Megarry, J. Kochendorfer, B. Theis, D. Weismann, S. Warren, T. Lauer. Mr. Nelson, publications adviser, discusses journalistic style with Kathy Laughlin, Techoes editor, and Nancy Powelson, editor of The Tech. . . ,Q w ssgg. 5. K: f - . - I i ' r iff, Q , A . , W, . b : - - Z- i f 51 13 wi Board of Publications: Seated: Mr. Nelson, Miss O'Rourke, Mr. Zeyher. Standing: N. Powelson, D. Bruhn, K. Laughlin, T. Mallough, S. Millett. v 3 T's Train Staffs and The three T's-The Tech, Teclmicana and Techoeseput Techites and their colorful Writing into print. The Tech staff headed by Nancy Powelson, editor, put out a bi-monthly paper which kept the students Well informed on school, city, state and national affairs. Equally important to the students is the yearbook. This year the Techoes Was edited by Kathy Laughlin. Her staff, consisting of fifteen seniors, started last summer to plan this Inform the Students year's book. Carrying out their plans filled many hours of each day during the past year. Incorporating the Work of many talented students into one compact literary magazine is the duty of the Teclmiccma staff. Its efforts as Well as those of the Techoes staff were examined by the student body in the spring of the year when the publications were released. The annual publications banquet featuring the selection of 1961's editors concluded the year. Technicana Staff: Front Row: B. Luker, J. Lindley, S. Schroeder, P. Schlicht. Second Row: B. McDonnell, M. Kaeter, J. May, M. Mills. Third Row: E. Hill, J. Siddens, G. Kelley, Miss O'Rourke. Louis Foote and Joan Knutson depict the beat generationintheassembly which opened the Techni- cana drive. Pepsters Whoop It Up At Ball Games Cheerleaders: Judy Potter, Jean Folsom, Linda Vandell, Bernie Albers, Karen Wigton. Pep Club: Front Row: J. Knutson, M. Mills, J. Wiehoff, M. Patrias, K. Wigt.on, J. Folsom, M. Lacher, N. Cater. Second Row: S. Millett, J. Puhl, M. Bensen, D. Roberts, B. Albers, J. Potter, R. Knutson, K. Laakso, J. Milhaupt., M. Raider. Third Row: K. Peterson, K. Lietha, M. Tengblad, L. Schmitz, B. Priggee, L. Eiffert, M. Kaeter, S. Shroer, B. Luker, D. Nelson, K. Laughlin, D. Anderson. Fourth Row: P. Osgood, J. Reed, K. Uberecken, K. Carpenter, B. Bartz, C. Thompson, J. Wright, D. Perrin, S. Brendon, M. Anderson, M. Peterson, V. Larson, J. Henningsgaard, D. DeGree. Fifth Row: B. Jacobs, N. Lewis, S. Hartmann, S. Warren, J. Erickson, K. Bergh, S. Davidson, L. Vandell, C. Stellniach, K. Wittmayer, J. Bartlett, J. Jansky, L. Foote, D. Burrows, T. Danielsen. Tigerettes Tap Some Routines Working to improve school spirit, the cheerleaders attended a clinic at Bloomington last fall. They brought back many new ideas Mary JO Edgerly explains as of which the Mr, Dillon cheer was one of the Nelda Neils puzzles over the most popular. steps for a new Tigerettes Supporting them was the 80-member Pep routine' Club. One of their key activities this year was the card section which was unveiled at the tournament games. They also boosted school spirit with skits for pepfests and the sale of pennants and shakers. The Tigerettes introduced their new blue and white uniforms when they danced for the All Sports Day assembly. They alternated their familiar black uniforms with their new ones in later appearances at tournament games. Tigerettes on T. V. was the theme of their fifth annual carnival show. The numbers in the show were themes from well known T. V. shows. The year was ofiicially closed with a picnic. Hula hoops occupy the attention of Tigerettes Judy Pike and Joan Knutson during a practice. 'lligerettesz Front Row: J. Pike, N. Cater, J. Gohmann, S. Millett, M. Mills, J. Knutson. Second Row: D. Bruhn, lx. Lietha, M. Anderson, C. Uberecken, B. Krause, B. Luker. Third Row: P. Lund, P. Henning, N. Neils, D. Rhoda, M. Edgerly, K. Laughlin. G X X Front Row N Lewis W Long M Maher J Guenther K Solinger I Craw C Miller S laylor S Hartmann Second Row M Piereck H DlHg,mHHH L Burwick S Binsfeld R. Brown P. Varner P. Ruehle V. L1gergren M. Schlicht D. Goenner I. Erickson. Third Row: K. Gallagher S. lheis C. Smitten P. Hibb'1rdfB. Fish J. Latteral J. Jansky M. Kaeter, K. Russell, G. Walker, J. Bartlett. Gail Walker, G. A. A. President, attempts a basket. Aquatic Club: Front Row: S. Davidson, S. Cornelius, J. Reed, S. Perry, B. Brezinski, F. Grant, R. Knutson, G. Johnson. Back Row: C. Schmitz, B. Luker, C. Stellmach, B. Hoehl, L. Schmitz, D. Nelson, J. Strommen, S. Brenden, K. Krueger. Carol Schmitz, senior 'manager, fand Gail Johnson, Junior manager. Lettermen's Club: Front Row: J. Merrill, J. Babler, J. Colletti, L. Behrendt, R. Muntifering, G. Westerhoff, R. Kotschevar, L. Knafla, D. Jones, D. Wallack, C. Emery. Second Row: R. Spychala, M. Megarry, W. Lenzmeier, R. Klein, D. DeGree, L. Thyen, D. Negaard, D. Clayton, D. Uphoven, A. Danzl. Third Row: L. Thielman, H. Wyvell, R. Gohman, D. Klug, D. Schrom, A. Kronenberg, W. Achman, C. Devine, T. Antil, D. Burrows, J. Leraas. Fourth Row: J. Kropp, M. Plafcan, D. Hentges, D. Kochendorfer, R. Dodgson, S. Larson, D. Wehrle, R. Stream, E. Kurr, J. Wilson, D. Wolff, D. Pilantz, D. McGee. Special Clubs Spark Interest In All Sports The Girls' Athletic Association offers many sports to Tech girls throughout the year, varying from soccer in the fall to softball in the spring. Mrs. Lois Scherfenberg is advisor to the group. Highlighting their activities for the year was a playday in which representatives from various Minnesota schools competed in assorted games. St. Boniface High School from Cold Spring was the first prize winner. Letterman's Club consists of all boys who have received a letter from their participation in a major sport. Capping this year's activities was the annual athletic banquet at which team captains for the following year were announced. Members of Ski Club enjoyed a winter of snow and skiing. Most of the activities were at Powder Ridge in Kimball, but one weekend featured a trip to Telemark Lodge in Wisconsin. As this was the first snowy winter in several years, the club had an exciting year. Many of the ski enthusiasts thrilled at watching the 1960 Winter Olympic skiing which was telecast from Squaw Valley, California. Under the general theme of The Blues the Aquatic Club presented their annual water ballet. With Miss Kathleen Killeen as advisor, the girls practiced every night for several weeks in preparation for the spring per- formance. 7 Ski Club: Front Row: J. Pike, N. Cater, G. Johnson, J. Puhl, D. Ampe, M. Raiter, M. Anderson, M. Peterson. Second Row: W. Teigen, S. Hartmann, S. Warren, N. Lewis, J. Erickson, L. Schmitz, K. Wittmayer, D. Danskin. Third Row: T. Linnell, J. Kochendorfer, H. Hanson, K. Lohmann, C. Devine, J. Leraas, D. Negaard. Fourth Row: R. Kleinbaum, W. Sauer, B. Thoele, D. Kochendorfer, J. Kleinbaum, J. Puhl, D. Dallmann. TNT: Front Row: D. Anderson L. Burwick, S. Stavrum, K. Lietha, M.Eilers. Second Row: J. Chute, G. Luger, J. Wright, G. Olson, P. Hibbard, J. Craig. Third Row: J. Denchfield, A. Haverland, D. Thompson. TNT, FFA, Students Look To Futuref Resolved that the federal government should substantially increase its regulation of labor unions, was the topic discussed by this year's debate team. They received the first place traveling trophy at the meet held in Moorhead. Fifty-two schools from Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Canada participated. Janet Hoeft and Teri Mallough received Superior ratings at the Hamline Debate Tournament. They placed sixth at the regionals held in Hopkins, where 40 schools participated. Teachers Needed Tomorrow is the local chapter of the national organization of Future Teachers of America. The agenda for the bi- monthly meetings includes hearing new teachers talk about teaching and making plans for raising money for the club's annual scholarship. Future Farmers of America members plan on entering some branch of agriculture. The boys make a very intensive study of keeping farm records. Many of them have money making projects, such as raising crops. Some of them have a partnership with someone in shares or business. Discussion club members discuss current problems at their meetings. The topic for this year was, A'How can stable economic growth in Minnesota be assured? They also participated in the speech contest. FFA: Front Row: D. Rieland, J. Wolter, L. Stark, R. Gohman, D. Milner, B. Barg. Second Row: R. Schneider, R. Lommel, R. Athman. M. Goenner, G. Buntjer, M. Goenner, D. Rosha. Third Row: L. Notch, R. Mertes, D. Merdan, L. Prom, J. Yurczyk, D. Reuter, G. Lipinski. Debate Members: Front Row: J. Hoeft, J. Wink, C. Uberecken, T. Mallough, Mr. Jambeck. Second Row: R. Liljenberg, J. Henningsgaard, K. Netz, R. Asleson. Receive Honors, Experience For Careers T. Danieisen, L. Johnson, and J. Kochendorfer show interest in a speaker from Cathedral during a practice discussion. Teri Mallough and Rick Liljenberg discuss material before a debate. Discussion Club Members: T. Danielsen, G. Luger, L. Johnson, J. Kochendorfer, L. Worthington, D. Allmon. 12- Janice Jansky, Kathleen Quigley, and Nelda Neils finish Sadie Hawkins Day murals. Gregg Artists: Front Row: N. Cater, D. Goenner, M. Biendara, D. Lund, D. Rhoda, J. Jansky, L. Eiifert, S. Hartmann, G. Johnson, J. Pike. Row 2: S. Schroer, M. Lacher, B. Brezinski, J. Puhl, B. Krause, J. Milhaupt, M. Raiter, J. White, S. Perry, A. Suter, S. Warren, J. Erickson, N. Lewis. Row 3: S. Millett, D. Roberts, M. Anderson, L. Schmitz, G. Kelley, J. Bartlett, S. Pikarski, M. Peterson, K. Quigley, B. Theis, J. Beaulieu, H. Dingmann, D. Hertzberg. Art club decorations lent distinctive touches at Homecoming, the Snoball and All Sports Day and to posters and program designs. Junior Academy of Science members meet to work on projects. One of the top-interest sessions was a discussion and demonstration of hypnotism by Dr. M. E. Van Nostrand. Students on the part-time program are members of the Minnesota Diversified Vocations Club. At the state convention, Cathy Brewer won the first-place trophy for advertising lay- outs in one of the many contests at the session. we 2 Gregg Artists are business students who are outstanding in stenographic skills. Junior Academy of Science: Front Row: L. Worthington, K. Laughlin, G. Kelley, G. O'Connell. Row 2: D. Mack, D. Laakso, W. Spicer, D. Allmon. Back Row: T. Nelson, L. Foote, L. Johnson, J. Perkins. Students Fincl Club Activity Challenging Minnesota Diversified Vocations Club: Front Row: S. Rosha, C. Brewer, J. Lobb, R. Pietron, K. Athman, L. Thole. Second Row: V. Snyder, L. Grams, J. Rosenberger, E. Thiesse, M. Smith, H. Sadlowsky. Third Row: T. Miller, R. Schmidt. Junior Kiwaniaus: Front Row: C. Emery, B. Todd. Row 2: D. Anderson, D. Stream. Senior Gregg Artists: Front Row: C.Olson, D. Repulski, D. Goenner, P. Moore, S.Athen, L. Eiffert, B.Tz1nk, A.Poepke. Row 2: Miss Seipp, V.ZeHer, S. Rosha, L.Maly, M.Prigge, M.Lucius, E. Theisse, B. Midel, C. Hiisgen, P. McElhone, S. Fahnhorst, International Relations Club: Front Row: J. Knutson, J. Pike, M. Mills, B. Payne, B. McDonnell, M. Eilers, D. Roberts, J. Puhl. Second Row: J. Milhaupt, M. Raiter, J. Beaulieu, K. Bergh, K. Corne, K. Folsom, K. Peterson, A. Homstad, T. Danielsen. Third Row: D. Goenner, L. Schmitz, S. Larson, K. Lietha, C. Schmitz, B. Luker, C. Uberecken, K. Laughlin. Fourth Row: D. Nelson, J. Reed, S. Fletcher, D. Thompson, A. Haverland, C. Stellmach, B. Hoehl, K. Krueger. J. Beaulieu and Hildur Olafsson, an AFS stu- Mary Patrias and Janet Reed prepare gift packages to be sent overseas. Junior Red Cross: Front Row: P. Zona, J. Knutson, J. Wiehoff, K. Junde, B. Gill, B. McDonnell, M. Patrias, P Zeller, J. Paulson, J. Craig, C. Miller, M. Schlict. Second Row: S. Stavrum, J. Folsom, M. Lacher, K. Laakso, D Roberts, S. Millett, J. Puhl, N. Cater, B. Brezinski, D. Ampe, J. Milhaupt, M. Raiter, J. Levan, S. Perry. Third Row C. Thompson, K. Peterson, V. Zeller, S. Schuh, C. Kramer, B. Krause, M. Anderson, M. Peterson, D. Thorpe, P. Schlicht D. Peterson, S. Schroer, K. Krueger. Fourth Row: V. Larson, L. Schmitz, G. Luger, J. Reed, C. Uberecken, S. Case J. Latterell, S. Brenden, J. Chute, S. Pikarski, S. Fletcher, K. Burkhard, J. Denchfield, B. Hoehl, J. Strommen. dent from Iceland, discuss customs over cokes. Students Serve School And Community Among the projects the International Relations Club has carried out this year is Writing to pen pals in foreign countries. Per- haps the biggest project Was the AFS con- vention with sixteen students from eleven countries participating. Changing its member- ship policy, IRC now accepts any student who is interested in joining Whether he is taking a foreign language or not. Junior Red Cross, under the advisorship of Miss Pat Hill, has just completed a very successful year starting with the charity drive and variety show, including many projects, and ending with the GAA-JRC basketball game. Proceeds go to the national as Well as to the local chapter. The groups of students very essential to Tech in aiding the teachers and maintaining order are the hall patrol and the study hall monitors. They are a part of Tech's boasted student government. Also important in the everyday life of Tech are the office messengers who are continually on the run with messages to both students and faculty. Hall Monitors: Front Row: M. Kaupp, N. Lewis, D. Rainier, E. Skaalerud, D. Klug. Second Row: L. Knafia, E. Kurr, J. Bartell, J. Wilson. D. Wehrle. Ofiice Messengers: Front Row: F. Grant, S. Perry, S. Stavrum, S. Hood, J. Bloch. Second Row: L. Mockenhaupt, D. Jones, E. Kurr, D. Burrows, D. Stream, D. McGee. Hall-Patro1: Front Row: D. Schlangen, J. Grams, M. Prigge, P. Zona, C. Hilsgen, M. Biendara, S. Hartmann, M. Lenarz. Second Row: D. Scherfenberg, G. Lipinski, J. Bartell, M. Goenner,LE. Skaalerud. Y if e Football Team Displays Some Fine Spirit This year's football season was highlighted by the Tigers' 20f7 Win over a powerful Staples team. Undefeated at the time of the game, Staples ranked high in the state. Weather problems plagued the team all year as they started practice in a very hot August, played some games in the rain or on Wet fields, and played their last game in the snow With Hutchinson. Individual honors were Won by co-captains Louis Knafla and Jim DeZurik as they were placed on the all-conference team. They also received all-state honorable mentions. This yearjs team showed fine spirit as they played hard until the final gun was sounded. Under the guidance of coaches Don Nylund and Bill Frantti, the Tigers compiled a record of four Wins and five losses. Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech A TEAM SCORES 16 Montevideo 19 St. J ohn's 14 Brainerd 19 Crosby-Ironton 0 Duluth Central 7 Staples 20 Little Falls 0 Aitkin 21 Hutchinson A Squad Team: Front Row: M. Strack, student manager, G. Westerhoff, M. Megarry, student managerg L. Knafla, J. Betzold, J. Wilson, D. Hentges, D. McGee, S. Larson, M. Plafcan, B. Achman, L. Thielman, D. DeGree, student manager' H. Wyvell. Row 2: D. Nylund, head coach, J. Colletti, A. Danzl, B. Spychala, F. Nelson, D. Kochendorfer, D. Wolff, J. Kropp, T. Antil, L. Thyen, J. Leraas, R. Klein, B. Frantti, assistant coach. Row 3: D. Kollmann, P. Rogosheske, P. Meyer, D. Elrod, D. Wilson, B. Dodgson, W. Lenzmeier, J. Sovada, D. Youel, B. Schmitt. L. Edgerly, B. Milner. r Jim DeZurik and Louis Knafla are congratulated by coaches Don Nylund and Bill Frantti on becoming conference all-star players. Coaches Don Nylund and Bill Frantti discuss a play for a future game. The B-Squad Finishes game. Jim Colletti straight arms his opponent it the Crosby Ironton Tech Tigers gang tackle the Brainerd half-back. Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech B TEAM SCORES 14 0 6 0 13 0 Cathedral St. J0hn's Brainerd Litchfield Cathedral Central B Squad Team Front Row: D. Mack, P. Meyer, L. Edgerly, D. Wilson, P. Rogosheske B Schmitt J Sovada D Youel B. Milner, D. Elrod, C. Phillips, D. Chisholm, E. Mockros, student manager. Row 2: F Nelson M Carter L Hoffm in D. Buelow, M. Schuldt, M. Pappenfus, D. Levine, K. Lohmann, B. Baker, D. Weismann J Hellman C Sell coach 1 With 4 - 1 Record The B-squad this year compiled a record of four Wins, one loss and one tie. All through the season they displayed a fighting spirit. In their last game they and the underclassmen from the A-squad played the seniors. The seniors Won this game by a score of 27f0. Fullback Dwain Pilantz breaks away for a long gain against Montevideo. Dwain Pilantz's efforts prove to be futile against this Montevideo opponent. Co-captain Louis Knafla struggles to stay in bounds in the season opener. John Kropp snares a pass from quarterback Jim Colletti. ASquad Telm Front Row J Colletu D Wolff D Pllantz E Kurr J Wllson D Wehrle D Stream Second llslow: Coach Kasch BW1ss Vlarmger B Hartmmn T Antll J kropp J Hentges 1 lvler B Dodgison C Emery anager Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech It ls The Winningest Team Since 1942 This past year the Tech basketball team completed one of the best seasons in many years. A highlight of the 17-win, 5-loss record was the All Sports Day game with undefeated, state-ranked Brainerd. The bucketmen bowed 59e58 before an overflow crowd after playing the Warriors on even terms the whole game. An 8-2 record in the Central Six Confer- ence was good for second place. This was the best record since 1952 when the Tigers won the championship with a 7-3 record. In the December game with Staples, the Kaschmen trailed throughout the contest but a second half rally put them ahead. Two free throws by captain Ed Kurr won the game in the last 15 seconds. A third place finish in regular District 19 play put the Tigers in the sub-district against Holdingford. After a narrow win over the Huskers, the team scored easy victories over Sauk Rapids and Albany to win the north half sub-district championship. In district play the next week Tech scored a 63 to 61 win over Annandale, a team that had lost only one game all season. In the semi- final game with Albany, the Huskies won on a last second bucket, 63 to 61. Dwain Pilantz struggles to lip the ball to his teammates in the Aitkin game. Season high scorer, Ed Kurr, scores another one of his unique lay-up shots. Ed Kurr scores over the Aitkin Gobblers' defense. John Wilson, star Tech forward, swishes a corner shot during the C. I. game. Stream ancl Kurr Make All-District Team Dick Stream and Ed Kurr, outstanding Tech players, were selected to the 1960 District All Tournament team. Captain Kurr Was also selected to another state dream team , the WCCO All State Team of the Year. Both he and junior Dwain Pilantz were selected to that station's Team of the Week during the regular season. Ed Kurr, captain, accepts the Sub- District trophy at Foley. Ed Kurr scoresfanother basket with a jump shot from the corner in sub- district play against Holdingford. Tom Anlil lays one up in a district game at St. John's. Hot-shot Dick Stream tips one in for Tech in the game with Sauk Rapids. Coach Warren Kasch and Dwain Pilantz go over pivot technique. Tech's B-squad basketball team, mainly underclassmen, had a successful season with 9 Wins and 6 losses. Coach Nylund and his squad encountered tough teams Where they proved their ability in both overwhelming wins and tight squeezes. Wayne Lenzmeier and Tim Brainard were high point men. Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech B TEAM SCORES Elk River Brainerd Little Falls Sauk Rapids Staples Crosby-Ironton Holdingford Aitkin Foley Brainerd Little Falls Albany Staples Crosby-Ironton Aitkin B-squad: Front Row: Manager R. Asleson, T. Brainard, F. Nelson, J. Laughlin, W. Lenzrneier, P. Rogosheske Manager M. Stensrud. Second Row: B. Ferrario, B. Talbert, D. Olson, L. Knoblach, J. Sovada, L. Anderson, Coach D. Nylund. Hockey Team Includes: Front Row: C. Bielejeski, D. Chisholm, L. Behrendt, R. Kotschevar, R. Muntifering, J. Leraas, R. Rogosheske, D. Kollmann. Row 2: Coach Frantti, R. Klein, J. O'Neill, D. Levine, L. Thyen, L. Edgerly, B. Mohs, M. Cairns. Skaters Meet Tough Foes, Short Schedule Weather shrunk the Tiger skaters' 18 game schedule to 12 encounters with ice rivals. The Weather moved practice sessions into the early morning hours before school began. The youth of the team is shown by the loss of only one puckster, captain Louis Knaila, by graduation. The record of five Wins and seven losses closed with the 330 defeat by Rochester in the sub-region. Together with the Wrestlers, the icemen sent the new Victory flag skyward for the first time with their 2 to 0 defeat of Bloomington on All Sports Day. Coached by Mr. Bill Frantti, the Tigers had an outstanding goalie in co-captain Roger Muntifering. Another team member was Tor Danielsen, an AFS student from Norway. SCORES: OPPONENT TECH Minnehaha Academy: 4 0 Anoka: 4 2 Elk River: 1 2 Bloomington: CASDD O 2 Cretin: 4 1 St. Johns: 0 2 St. Johns: 1 O Minneapolis North: 1 2 St. Paul Wilson: 3 1 Hopkins: 0 1 Minnehaha at Ice Center: 7 0 Rochester Csub. regionl: 3 O Coach William Frantti checks the temperature. Ron Kotschevar battles to score in the encounter with the St. Paul Wilson icemen. End Play ln Sub-Region With 5-7 Record In a practice session Ron Kotschevar tries to score while John Leraas is ready to get the puck on the rebound. Roger Muntifering is the goalie. Rated by Coach Frantti as one of the out- standing high school goalies in the state, Roger Muntifering guards the net. The ace Tech goalie made as many as 47 stops in a single game. A Squad Includes: Front Row: D. Klug, R. Clayton, D. Klug, D. Jones, R. Merrill, D. Chrasi, R. Robbins. Row 2: Mr. James Kiflmeyer, coachg D. Wallack, B. Spychala, D. Schrom, R. Gohman, D. Anderson, A. Kronenberg, R. Milner. Wrestlers Boast OF 11 Wins Pxncl 1 Loss With six returning lettermen Tech's SCORES Wrestling team had one of the best seasons ever recorded at Tech. The team finished with an 11 Win-1 loss record in dual meets. Don TQCI1 45 C0k3f0 3 Jones was the only one that Was undefeated in the Competlflon- , , Tech 28 Robbinsdaie 22 The Central Six Conference Champion- ship Went to the Tigers who scored 93 points. Tech had three individual champions, Bob T9Ch 44 St- 11011115 5 Merrill, 1125 Dick Schrom, 1545 and Ron Gohman, 165 lbs. Tech Crosby Coach James Kiffmeyer admires Tech Litchfield the District 19 trophy. ' Tech Brainerd Tech Grand Rapids Tech Foley Tech CAll Sports Dayj Hutchinson Tech Anoka Tech Buffalo Tech Willmar Amidst the cheers of the spectators Dennis Klug strains to overpower his opponent. Tech's wrestler Bob Spychala moves in for a pin against a Litchfield matman. Specks Spychala attempts a flying-mare on his opponent Matmen Cop Conference, District Crowns In the conference Hnals Dick Schrom attempts to Bob Merrill rides hard for an overtime victory in the greak down his opponent. Dick won the match on a conference finals. ecision. Dennis Klug, one .of Tech's district champions, wrestles in the Region Five tournament in Minne- apolis. The Tigers successfully defended their District 19 championship at Annandale. Win- ning regional berths Were Ron Robbins, 95 poundsg Dave Klug, 103g Bob Merrill, 1125 Don Jones, 120g Dennis Klug, 1273 Dave Wallack, 1135 Dick Schrom, 145g Ron Gohman, 1655 and AC Kronenberg, heavyweight. Ron Robbins and Dick Schrom advanced to the State Wrestling tournament Where Ron placed third in the 95 pound class and Dick placed second in the 145 pound class. As a team Tech placed tenth in the state with 17 points. Senior wrestlers D. Wallack, B. Merrill, D. Schrom, D. Klug admire the conference trophy. Don Jones attempts to take down his Litchfield opponent. V Captain Dick Schrom hooks his opponent's arm to keep him on the mat. Individual District 19 wrestling, champi- ons include: Front Row: F. Wren, Buffalog J. O'Rourke, Foleyg J. Richardson, Builalog D. Schrom, Tech Cholding team championship trophy won by Techlg D. Wallack, Tech. Back Row: R. Merrill, Techy A. Kronenberg, Techg R. Robbins, Techy B. Kuhlman, Buffalog D. Jones, Techy Dc. Klug, Techg and Da. Klug, Tech. B-Squad wrestling team includes: Front Row: G. Hinkemeyer, K. Merrill, J. Gohman, R. Robbins, L, Gohmann. Row 2: Rico Taramelli, assistant coach: D. Danskin, J. Miller, B. Baker, R. Youel, R. Kulscheuer. Swimming Team: Front Row: J. Pelissier, V. Svee, G. Hedlund, W. Boulton, R. Doering, E. Biendara. Row 2: T. Hainlin, B. Bergstrom, T. Linnell, captaing C. Phillips, D. Pearson. A Four Swimmers Compete At State Meet TOH3 Hainlin Cleft? and two Opponents, from Although not a winning season for the 59112139 Hlgh School dlsplay dlvmg Sklus at team, great improvement was shown in basic 9111 9. strokes and endurance. Practicing four nights a week, the team prepared for a full schedule of meets. Tech's team, consisting mainly of under- classmen, should be very successful next season. Only two members will be leaving, Capt. Tom Linnell and Bob Bergstrom. Representing Tech in the State swimming meet held at the University of Minnesota were four watermen-Tom Linnell, Bob Bergstrom, Jim Pelissier and Tom Hainlin. SCORES School Opponent Tech Edina B 37 36 Bloomington 44 32 Minneapolis Edison 45 36 Minneapolis Marshall 21 45 Minneapolis Henry 48 25 Bloomington 39 34 Robbinsdale 51 35 Benilde 59 27 Tom Linnell practices diving skill in Tech's swimming pool while Tom Hainlin Ctopj and Bob Bergstrom Cin waterb offer sug- gestions. Coach Donald Froiland seems satisfied as he clocks one of his swimmers. Don Klein, assistant, and Coach Luckemeyer discuss the coming up season for the track team. The Tiger cindermen have done Well in the past and hope to continue their good record this year. Since the squad varies from meet to meet, the senior lettermen could not be singled out. Hoping to beat the 1959 record, Tech's track team began hard practice. Striving to participate for the second year in the state meet, Dick Clayton placed in the first track meet of the season. The team' showed enthusiasm and zest Dwain Pilantz practices throwing the discus. throughout their Various meets. Senior Dave Ophoven gets into condition with road Work. Track Team Includes: Front Row: Mr. D. Klein, assistant coachg D. Buelow, D. Clayton, D. Klug, J. Leraas, L. Knafla, B. Seutter, B. Schmitt, T. Brainard, Mr. A. Luckemeyer, coach. Row 2: H. Hanson, D. Wallack, E. Biendara, T. Bergh, P. Rogosheske, T. LaRose, B. Talbert, M. Cairns, B. Baker. Row 3: E. Erickson, B. Milner, D. Allmon, H. Meyer, L. Thyen, D. Wilson, J. Sovada, W. Lenzmeier, D. Miller, J. Jendro, J. Hillman. Row 4: P. Meyer, D. Pearson, C. Phillips, J. Laughlin, G. Juenemann, D. Pilantz, D. Ophoven, J. Kropp, J. Wilson, D. WolH', M. Schuldt. -J,s:2s? S:X' -'iififeff X 124111-'5S.l.' 1 Ti lwiilizcil.. Mbit A 2 i21-'kffA i.Kfc wat-CZ! mimi? fl T. E' wks. liifift 445 ' V 1 Tech's Baseball Team forms a miniature diamond with: M. Taugen, catcherg R. Muntifering, pitcherg J. Colletti, first baseg B. Danzl, second baseg T. Antil, shortstopg G. Westerhoff, third baseg D. Stream, left fieldg E. Kurr, center fieldg R. Rogosheske, right field. Other players are: Left side front to back: L. Behrendt, R. Myrum, B. Lommel, T. Young. Right side front to back: D. Chisholm, B. Ferrario, D. Levine, J. Swanson. Traclc, Baseball, Tennis Start Off Spring Opening With a 7-0 Win over Litchfield, the baseball team began a hopeful season. This year Coach Choppy Crose has seven returning lettermen and the team has the experience it lacked last year. The team finished with a 6-5 record last season. Dick Stream was elected as captain of the team. He and three other seniors comprise the core of the team. Before school is out in the spring the team will have played the bulk of their scheduled games. Assistant coach Pat Dolan and coach Choppy Crose watch the players at practice. 4 Ed Kurr bunts as Marv Taufen practices at his catching position. Dick Stream slides into base despite Marv Taufen's attempt to tag him. Sports With Promise OF Good Success Tennis team: Front Row: D. Elmquist, M. Sundby, D. Negaard, M. Stensrud, B. Asleson. Row 2: Mr. M. Doan, coach, R. Steam, C. Emery, B. Gibson, D. Kochendorfer, D. Weismann. E The Homecoming Court includes: K. Lietha, D. Bruhn, attendantsg R. Lietha, '58 Queeng K. Wigton, '59 Queeng J. Potter, M. Lenarz, attendants. Their escorts include: S. Larson, J. Wilson, L. Theilman, L. Knafla, and J. DeZurik. Queen Karen Holds Court Under Rainbow Homecoming 1959 was here at last! Suspense mounted as the five queen candidates were escorted by senior football players to the stage. As a hush fell over the entire student body, lettermen Stan Larson and Louis Knalla singled out Karen Wigton to reign over the 1959 Homecoming festivities. Queen Karen was crowned by 1958 Queen Ruth Lietha. The male chorus payed homage to the new queen by serenading her with the traditional Oh Honey. The queen and her attendants were enthroned on rain drops of pastel colors that merged to form a rainbow. The whites of their gowns formed an effective contrast to the colors of the setting. Royalty wore corsages in colors corresponding to the rain drops. The Homecoming Queen and attendants include: D. Bruhn, K. Lietha, Queen K. Wigton, M. Lenarz, and J. Potter. Ruth Lietha, '58 Homecoming Queen crowns Karen Wigton '59 Homecoming Queen. Stan Larson, master of ceremonies for the street dance, interviews queen candidate Delores Bruhn. Tech Students Prepare For Homecoming in the past years has always been a time of preparation and this year was no exception. The hustle and bustle of the many committees under the direction of Sharon Larson, Student Council Vice-president, made Homecoming something that all seniors and lower class members will always remember. Art Club spent many weeks preparing decorations for the field and the dance. Lila Eiffert designed the football-shaped Home- coming pin in black and white. The classes and organizations also prepared for the festivities by decorating floats. Al- though it rained on Homecoming day, the class floats were judged in the parade. The senior class won the first prize of five dollars. Because of rain the Hag raising ceremony could not be held outdoors. It took place at the beginning of assembly before the coronation of the queen. Thursday night before Homecoming day a street dance was held in the parking lot. The queen candidates and football coaches were interviewed at the dance. Despite bad weather, Techites dance to the music of records at the Thursday night street dance. Cheerleaders-J. Folsom, J. Potter, L. Vandell, K. Wigton, and B. Albers-lead the fans in a cheer at the street dance pepfest. l Homecoming Festivities l l Seniors-J, Jansky, G. Luger, and S. Hartmann? decorate their class float for the parade. la Sharon Larson, chairmanof Homecoming, discusses plans with Cathie Uberecken. E Z Lila Eiffert and Georgia Kelly, members of the Art Club prepare the field decorations. Jim DeZurik, football captain, practices for the big football game. The senior speech class entertains the student body at the Homecoming assembly. Louie Knafia breaks away. from a C-I defenseman for a sizeable gain. Dave Wehrle, master of ceremonies, thanks Mr. H. L. Hanson and Mr, James Fogo for speaking at the assembly. Dwain Pilantz, aided by .lohn Wilscin, runs those extra yards needed for a first down. Queen Karen and attendants lead the grand march with their escorts. CI Rangers Splash the Tiger Homecoming Reign Over the Rangers, the theme of this year's Homecoming, Was literally rained upon as the Crosby-lronton Rangers splashed the Tigers 19ef12 in muddy gridiron compe- tition. Highlighting the halftime festivities Was the presentation of a silver locket to Queen Karen. The presentation Was made by junior baton twirler, Teri Mallough, as the band formed a heart around the royalty to the strains of Sweetheart of Sigma Chi . This token of her reign has become a traditional part of Homecoming. The Art Club Worked the general theme into the theme for the dance, Dancing in the Reign. Techites dance through clouds of pastel rain drops under a ceiling of draped crepe paper to the music of Chris Kalogerson and his band. The Homecoming royalty and their escorts led the grand march. The traditional alumni coffee hour Was held in the cafeteria. Here former Techites had a chance to talk about their experiences since leaving Tech. Chris Kalogerson and his band provide music for the Homecoming dance. After having played follow-the-leader, Techites rest according to Dogpatch custom. Dick Clayton and Gail Johnson, attired in similar cowboy suits, shot up a good time at the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. Sadie Hawlcins Day, All Daisy Maes lead their Li'l Abners to Dogpatch Land by way of the grand march. Dressed in their Dogpatch clothes, Mr. vigilant crowd. One of the most popular events around Tech is Sadie Hawkins Day. Girls scrimp and save for weeks before just so they can take that cute guy in algebra class to the dance. This is the night when all Techites can be comfortable. They wear anything from old torn and tattered blue-jeans to their father's rcd underwear. Being real hill-billys for the night, they sit on the floor and spread the latest HQWS. Pat Lund was this year's Mistress of Ceremonies. She awarded prizes to Nancy Lewis and Jim Nicholson, seniors, for the best couple's get-up, to Judy Puhl, sophomore, for the best girl's outfit, and to Bill Schmitt, sophomore, for the best boy's outfit. Tech's north auditorium was converted into Dogpatch with straw bales adding the final touch. Frantti and Delores Bruhn dance for the Snobali Highlight Tech inter Festivities David Wehrle, Student Council president, and Judy Potter lead the grand march at Techs first Snoball. Tech's Christmas Snoball on December 18 was the last event of the year and the kickoff for vacation. Students danced to the music of the Admirals. Decorated by the art club, the north auditorium was transformed into an imaginative wonderland carrying out the theme, A Christmas Fantasy. Evergreen trees sur- rounded the dance iioor as a background for the candlelit tables. Spheres interwoven with colored lights formed mobiles which were suspended from a lowered ceiling of crepe paper ripples. Corsages and boutonnaires sold by the Tigerettes added to the color of the Snoball. Girls gowned in their holiday best swirled through the land of fantasy with their smartly groomed escorts. Reluctantly the Techites leftethe Snoball was destined to become an annual affair. Marsha Peterson, Bruce Ferrario, Gail Johnson and Dick Clayton swing away from Ruth Knutson, Bill Todd, Judy Craig and Duane Jensen as they go through the formations of the march. The pause that refreshes is a vital part of each Tech dance. The Snoball was no exception as dancers pause to refresh at the punch table. 1 qw 1 5 ,, an Q . ,J Set in a Winter wonderland is the All Sports Day royal court consisting of: J. Wilson, D. Bruhn, K. Mendenhall, D. Goenner, E. Kurr, K. Wigton, K. Lietha, L. Knatla, D. Kalscheuer, D. Wehrle, M. Lenarz, L. Folsom, J. Potter, and J. DeZurik. While D. Kalscheuer, '59 King, crowns L. Knafla, '60 King, K. Wigton, '59 Homecoming Queen crowns K. Lietha, '60 Queen. Winter Wonderland Enhances Coronation Amid a Winter setting of pine trees, snow banks, and snow flakes, Louie Knafla and Karol Lietha were crowned 1960 All Sports Day King and Queen. Pages Karen Mendenhall and Lonnie Folsom stepped up to the royal sleigh to present bracelets to the new king and queen as a souvenir of their reign. All Sports Day attendants include: D. Bruhn, D. Goenner, J. Wilson, and E. Kurr. All Sports Day Attendants include: M. Lenarz, J, Potter, D. Wehrle, J. DeZurik. Decorations in the gym lauded Kasch's Key Bucketmenf' Kiff's Marvelous Matmenf' Froiland's Superlative Splashersf' and Frantti's Frantic Icemenf' Huge trophies anticipating victories adorned either side of the stage. A highlight of the All Sports Day assembly Was presentation of the victory flag. Basket ball fans demonstrate their enthusiasm as a record crowd energetically watches the Tech Brainerd t1lt Destmed to fly for the Tiger matmen, the newly-presented Victory flag is symbolic of Tech sportsmanship Although Ron Gohmann was pinned under the watchful eye of referee Voelker, Tech went on to win the match by a large margin. Captain Dick Schrom pins his Hutchinson opponent. Goalie Roger Muntifering makes one of the many stops on a hard shot by Bloomington center in the ASD game. ts Teclfs Victory Flag Shows Sportsmanship This year marked the seventh annual All Sports Day. Inititiated by the 1954 Student Council to give special recognition to the winter sports and emphasize good sportsmanship, this event has become a popular tradition at Tech. Students look forward for many weeks to this as one of the high points of the year if not the highest. Tech's wrestling Tigers started the day off right by edging Hutchinson 25-17. At 3:30 the hockey team began their battle which ended in a 0-2 decision favoring Bloomington. Techites, many of them witnessing their first swimming meet, liocked to the St. Cloud State pool to support this newest sport. The swimmers fell to Bloomington 39-34 in an exciting last event. After the swimming and hockey contests students returned to school to eat in the cafeteria. Recreational swimming, volley ball and ping pong followed in the south gym. A record crowd watched the B and A games. The B squad edged Brainerd 43-32. Tech's A squad fell to Brainerd by one point in a heartbreaking 61-60 decision. Sporting their new blue and white uniforms, Tigerettes entertained the crowd during half time. A dance followed the game, adding just the right touch to All Sports Day 1960. Pauline Henning and Dan Dallmann wearing matching sweaters dance at the ASD slack dance. an-HQ E. Kurr shoots for a basket While D. Pilantz, D. Wehrle and a Brainerd opponent stand poised for the rebound. A jump shot nets Dave Wehrle two points. Dwain Pilantz is in the foreground. Variety Ci Assemblies Give The Techites One of the assemblies sponsored by the University of Minnesota shows the importance of space in our modern world. To give students a break from classes and aperiod of entertainment, relaxation, or a bit- 1 of knowledge, assemblies are presented at Tech. Talent for these programs is drawn from the ingenuity of Tech's students, from the imagination of Tech's faculty, and from the experiences of professional entertainers. These professional people come from various places in the United States and from European countries. Their presentations range from drama and comedy sketches to scientific and mathematical explanations. Not only did the charity assemblies help the causes for which they were presented, but they also added to the entertainment of the students and faculty of Tech. Captain Dry explains the use of the Gibson Girlf' a distress signal instrument, to Don Burrows. During a pep fest Mr. Frantti and Mary Tengblad portray a scene from Cinderella with a modern slant. Mr. and Mrs. VanPelt sing and dance in the custom of their Dutch ancestors. Relaxation And Knowledge Mrs. Ruth Babler Qail Johnson and Pat Lund play Siamese twins in the Dad's Day pep- fest. and Louis Foote entertain at a Friday assembly with their unique dancing Jerry Meyer presents a comedy routine at the kickoff of the JRC drive. Karen Wigton interprets Tennessee Wigwalkn at the Techoes assembly. A panel from the Safety Council debated the pros and cons of teenage driving. By discussing the school budget in the open student council meeting, students realized their part in student government. Romance Through the Agesu was presented by a drama duo. HLike you aren't with it man, unless you buy a Technicanaf' proclaims John Kleinbaum in the Technicana kick-off assembly. Becky Luker reads her poetry in a beautiful manner. Both serious and humorous assemblies filled the later part of the school year. The annual open Student Council meeting gave the student body the opportunity to voice their opinions in the school affairs. A. F. S. exchange students describe their many experiences to the students also. Giving a lighter touch to the assemblies were school talent and lyceum talent. Tor Danielsen relates his life in Norway to Tech students. A rapt audience, Tech's 80-piece concert band and a Sunday afternoon-these are part of the annual concert series by public school and college music groups. Sound Music Enriches Community, School l In sharp contrast to the uproar of an exciting game is the awed hush that settles over l the fans as the flag is advanced and the dignified strains of the Star Spangled Banner resound. T Tech's dance band played at ball games, assemblies and community events. The con- cert band with other vocal and instrumental groups appeared in the twenty-seventh annual Sunday afternoon concert series. Dance Band: Front Row: D. Frampton, K. Peterson, P. Hibbard, D. McDonald, R. Liljenberg. Second Row: G. Salmela, D. Elmquist, J. O'Neill, B. Krause. Third Row: J. Schmitt, T. Bergh, L. Thyen, B. Meyer. The advance of the Colors and the National Anthem are pre-game cere- monies. The band's Color Guard in- cludes Becky Luker, Pauline Henning and Donna Rhoda. Mrs. Gulbrandson and Principal Herda, candidates in the spoof on coronation, drew wild applause upon their entrance. Mr. Miller consoles the frightened and sobbing crown-bearer, Miss Bacon, while her gallant little boy escort, Mr. Loge, waits. An orange and black clad band enters the auditorium led by a perky majorette, advancing to the strains of t'When The Saints Go March- ing In g they raise a ripple of laughter and applause from the student body sections. Then the show begins as Tech's more mature members display varied talents. Based on the theme, A Day At Tech , the faculty assembly has become the traditional pre-tournament pep- fest. Facu ty Pepfest Gives Vital inspiration Teachers Frantti, Sell, Nylund, and Riis wait for Mr. Sutterer to dive over. Mr. Kerr strides off to get a running start. Mr. Doucette hands out materials to an unruly faculty class including Mr. Gruba, Miss Gove, Mr. Sell, and Mr. Klein in the take-off on i A Day at Techfl Dale Anderson, Dixie Thompson and John Paulson stop to reflect on the theme carried out in the display for Religious Emphasis Week. Special Days Build Good Understanding Special days throughout the year give meaning to the lives of Tech students. Career Day brings students in direct question-and- answer contact with successful Workers in fields of vocational interest. Orange and Black Day boosted school spirit, and Apple for the Teacher Day tipped an appreciative hat to the masters of the classroom. Religious Emphasis Week gave students an added meaning to living With opportunities for meditation and introspection. Janice Erickson questions Sister Jonathan, O.S.B., director of the School of Medical Tech- nology during one ofthe Career Day conferences. Gayle Olson happily hands out the handmade valentines to members of the publications staffs during their valentine party. M. Megarry and D. Elmquist eye J. Henningsgaard and B. Hoehl as they model the shorter hemlines. Memorable Events This was the year that opened the decade of the 'Soaring Sixtiesfl Techites closely followed the travels of President Eisenhower and the visits of Russia's Khrushchev. Partisan feelings came to light in the election year and special interest focused on Minnesota's native son, Hubert Humphrey. Techites ate pizza as they listened to albums by the Kingston Trio, Bobby Darin's disc, f'lVIack the Knife , and the sick humor of Shelley Berman. TV featured adult westerns, private eye programs and Jack Paar, but Techites believed movies were still good entertainment as they marvelled at the chariots racing across the wide screen in Ben Hur or squealed at the antics aboard the pink submarine in Operation Petti- coat? The city scene changed with the opening of the new highway and the DeSoto bridge as well as the industrial park where two new industries were establishing plants. Tech's students faced the decade with optimism and prepared to live usefully in the space age. Duane Elmquist, Judy Craig, and Don Daggett hash over the popular record albums. Shoes this year took an upward trend as shown by the prevalence of squash and French heels. Pin-point and squared-toed shoes were ideas ol' higher fashions. Mark Start OF New Era. . . Soaring '60's Janice Erickson, Jo Ann Milhaupt, Jim Babler model the latest winter fad by Wearing their racoon collared coats. John Betzold, a senior speech student, reads the morning bulletin over the newly installed public address system. Ken Gustafson, Debbie Ampe, and Duane Elmquist examine the new fifty star Hag adopted after Hawaii and Alaska gained statehood. The rage of neat hats for men is proven by .Terry Puhl, Dick Stream, and Ken Gustafson. Carnival And Swim In spite of the State Basketball tournaments the fifth annual All School Carnival drew a record crowd. John Bartell keeps the crowd informed of all the carnival activities. Show Start Swing Tech's fifth annual All School Carnival began as a record crowd poured into the north auditorium. Young and old alike participated in the various activities provided by sixteen of Techls student organizations. With cotton candy smudged faces, the youngsters delighted themselves by trying to break balloons, to knock over the bottle, and to make a winning choice at the fortune tree booth. After showing their skill at basketball and smashing records, Techites filled the south auditorium to watch the Tigerettes on Tele- vision. Mary Mills, junior, was the happy recipient of the AFS teddy bear. Climaxing the event- ful evening was the awarding of the door prize to a surprised participant. 'fOh, no, not again! screams Carol 'Schmitz as she readies herself for another plunge in the Aquatic Club dunkfem booth. Tuck Young regrets volunteering for the pitch-a- pie booth as he gets hit by another one. lnto Spring On the Waterfront was the theme for the 1960 Aquatic Club show. The 18 members portrayed the all famous blues in their synchronized numbers. Judy Strommen swims gracefully to the strains of N ight An imaginary setting of a waterfront street was depicted along the walls surrounding the pool. Carol Schmitz, senior manager, and Gail Johnson, junior manager, swam to Symphony for Blues for their duet. For the finale the entire club performed to the music of Wild Party. The climax of the show came when Lynne Schmitz was chosen as the new manager. Under the supervision of Miss Kathleen Killeen the club put in five months of concen- trated practice to perfect their interpretation ol' the contemporary music. Fran Grant, Sharon Davidson and Donna Nelson stroke to the beat of Peter Gunn. Carole Stellmach sneaks a peel: at Donna Nelson and Barb Hoehl as they try to choose costumes suitable for one of the numbers in the show. Tech students were hosts to overseas students at the American Field Service Con- vention, sponsored by International Relations Club in February. The 13 foreign students, representing all parts of the World, arrived on Thursday night for the three day visit. A coke party helped break the ice and gave visitors and Tech hosts an opportunity to get acquainted. During Friday's assembly the visiting exchange students were introduced to the student body. They attended morning classes and visited Cathedral High School. A bus tour of the granite sheds and other landmarks in St. Cloud preceded the banquet which climaxed the successful convention on Saturday. Steph Warren meets her Italian guest Nives Sottili who is a student at Buffalo, Minnesota, this year. Steph and her sister Suzanne entertain Nives at their home. They enjoy talking about Nives' homeland while lunching on milk and cookies. Miss Bothen takes time to explain to Nives what Steph and the other students have been doing in English class. Turkish students, Faruk Sarisu and Orphan Unutmaz, find conversing in their native tongue a change from the English they have been accustomed to speaking this past year. i eff? Y Seniors, John Wilson and Delores Bruhn, enjoy their last Spring Formal. Tor Danielsen and Karen O'Link admire her gold citation cord for A average work. Mr. Herda shows Tom Linnell how his orange and black cord for B average work is worn. Spring Festivities Climax The School Year Spring really brings everyone back to life at Tech after the long Winter months. The sophomores and juniors make the final efforts of the year to raise their grades, and seniors realize that this is not only the end of another year, but the end of high school. This is the season of the greatly anticipated Spring Formal. Then comes Honor Day when deserving students receive recognition and awards. With the last Week comes the excitement of gradu- ation. Baccalaureate creates inspiration and provokes thoughts for the coming years. At last-or alas-the most important day in the seniors' lives arrives, and the planned outdoor commencement brings the year to a close. Although seniors leave Tech, memories of their high school years linger on. ii E n 3 y Q W ,ii F Barbara Krause Bob Kalscheuer President Vice President Lynne Schmitz Neide Cater Secretary Treasurer rf Www: Executive Council Members: Front Row: D. Roberts, B. Nielsen, M.. Lacher, J. Folsom, C. Cater, N. Cater. Second Row: B. Milner, L. Schmitz, B. Jacobs, B. Krause, M. Benson, M. Schlict, B. Kalscheuer. Sophs Acquaint Themselves With Tech With the aid of the handbook and the orientation program, this year's crop of sopho- mores became acquainted with Tech. The class was led by its oflicers Barbara Krause, president, Bob Kalscheuer, vice-president, Lynn Schmitz, secretary and Neide Cater, treasurer. The sophomores, who were fortu- nate to have a member on the cheerleading squad, elected student council and executive council representatives. They were introduced to the activities proudly claimed by Tech- Homecoming, All Sports Day and the assembly program. Having shown their enthusiasm for academic and extra-curricular endeavors, they look forward to two more years at Tech. J. Wink, J. Bartlett and P. Rogosheske consult Said and Done. Miss Untereker helps Bruce Ferrario plan his schedule. New Classes Cffer Challenge To Students Room 160 Mr. Anderson Front Row: R. Asleson, S. Allen, D. Athen, L. Bakeman, B. Bares, E. Bares. Second Row: Mr. Anderson, C. Agnew, J. Bartz, B. Baker, J. Athman, M. Anderson, D. Ampe. Third Row: R. Annis, J. Bartlett, G. Abraham, P. Abraham, L. Anderson, D. Allmon, J. Abraham. H. Hanson, B. Dodgson and R. Liljenberg, members of the special geometry class, figure angles. Homeroom 162, Mrs. Ladner: Front Row: S. Bellmont, M. Boese, D. Benner, L. Brambrink, J. Benoit, B Beckers, Y. Beckers, S. Brzinski, M. Bensen, J. Beaulieu. Second Row: Mrs. Ladner, K. Beyer, W. Boulton, B Ferrario, K. Bergh, B. Bjerke, R. Bargwardt, W. Braiedy, R. L. Brinkman, B. Bechtold. Third Row: S. Binsfeld, W. Brinkman, E. Biendara, P. Billig, C. Borchardt, T. Brainard, J. Blommer, W. Beck, R. H. Brinkman, D. Bernett. Homerooln 164, Mr. Coyle: Front Row: R. Carlson, P. Cairns, B. Dukowitz, C. Cater N. Cater, D. Daniels, B. Buntjer. Second Row: Mr. Coyle, J. Carlson, D. Bukowski, K Corne, R. Degree, C. Drayton, D. Diedrich, M. Cossette. Third Row: R. Chirhart, A Court, M. Carter, J. Dickinson, R. Danzl, D. Burton, R. Dodgson. Homeroom 143, Mr. Isakson: Front Row: D. Engen, R. Fischer, M. Feigum, R. Fuecker, C. Feia, M. Evans, J. Folsom. Second Row: Mr. Isakson, B. Eiynck, B. Fleming, J. Eich, V. Faelske, C. Ellefson, D. Frampton. Third Row: S. Emond, L. Edgerly, K. Fahrenholz, D. Engstrom, T. Fandel, D. Elrod, R. Fruth. Homeroom 222, Mr. Sell: Front Row: L. Gohmann, J. Gohman, R. Gruska, J. Genrich, G. Hinkemeyer, J. Hartmann H. Hanson, J. Hollermann, R. Haynes. Second Row: J. Hellman, G. Hedlund, M. Guinn, J. Heaton, D. Hertzberg B. Hoehl, Y. Hiemenz, R. Grieger, D. Grams. Third Row: Mr. Sell, J. Gans, T. Hainlin, L. Hoffman, J. Gerdes D. Gran, A. Grabowski, K. Houghton, R. Heurung, G. Hein. 7 Homeroom 274, Mr. Gruba: Front Row: D. Kieke, S. Jude, G. Koch, M. James, L. Kotschevar, D. Johnson, B Krause, B. Jacobs, N. Koprek, S. Kjos. Second Row: Mr. Gruha, P. Rogosheske, J. Keough, I. Kramer, M. Krippner C. Kierzek, W. Klein, R. Jenderseck, E. Jansen, D. Justin, J. Koenig, J. Kenning, V. Kiilmeyer. Third Row: J. Jansky R. Klein, D. Kjenstacl, J. Jendro, D. Kollmann, L. Knohlzmch, D. Klerzek, R. Kulscheuer, R. Kleinhzium, L. Johnson. Tom Hainlin and Jim Pelissier par- ticipate in state swimming meet. Homeroom 258 Mr. Jambeck Front Row: A. Lenarz M. Lacher, E. Lagergren G. Laughton, N. Lewis, S Lindquist. Second Row Mr. Jambeck, J. Levan, CQVT5 :J-2' 5555? 1-1rD'g4m .F .9 FD 4? F9554 5' O-5 :F 9254 02522: mgOf3.6 Pzsiggws Uwwirdx Levine, R. Liljenberg, J Laughlin. Sophomore Swimmers Attend State Meet Homeroom 344, Mr. Grose: Front Row: P. Mayhew, L. Mathies, D. Mack, J. May, M. Maher, B. Maile, K. Lucius, S. Millett, J. Milhaupt, W. Long. Second Row: S. Meinz, S. Longwell, J. McElhone, J. Manthey, J. Miller, K. Lohrnann, T. Miller, J. Lornrnel, D. McDonald, B. Malikowski. Third Row: Mr. Grose, L. McLeland, R. Luger, H. Meyer, L. Lommel, R. Maehren, T. Lyon, D. Miller, D. Meyer, P. Meyer, R. Milner. Homeroom 330, Mr. Maki: Front Row: K. Netz, R. Partch, D. Olson, J. Payne, B. Nielsen, P. Osgood, J. Nothnagel. Second Row: Mr. Maki, E. Mockros, R. Parson, B. Mohs, V. Ockwig, M. Muldoon, C. Nelson, J. O'Neill, R. Naegeli. Third Row: D. Nathan, R. Patterson, M. Pappenfus, M. Ophoven, J. Paulson, K. Netz, D. Olson, M. Nystrom. Homeroom 352, Miss Klein: Front Row: L. Rathbun, M. Rakotz, Carol Pfannenstein, J. Reber, D. Roberts, M. Raiter, J. Puhl, B. Poepke. Second Row: B. Prigge, P. Ruehle, M. Peterson, B. Peterson, S. Przybilla, M. Rein, R. Raden, J. Rainer. Third Row: Miss Klein, J. Pick, J. Pelissier, R. Plantenberg, L. Raden, R. Phillipp, D. Pearson, C. Phillips, W. Rasmussen. Seniors Crient Sophs To Ways Of Tech Homeroom 354, Mr. Loge: Front Row: S. Salzbrun, J. Schleicher, S. Salzbrun, J. Slene, M. Schendzlos, D. Schlangen, D. Schmit, M. Schlicht, K. Schabel. Second Row: Mr. Loge, W. Stark, D. Schmit, C. Stephan, S. Schuh, G. Salmela, L. Schmitz, M. Stensrud, R. Schlueter, K. Solinger. Third Row: K. Spoden, W. Schmitt, N. Stephens, J. Schrom, R. Simon, R. Schlindler, J. Sovada, J. Stang, M. Skaggs. Homeroom 358, Miss Hill: Front Row: D. Stueve, S. Taylor, J. Tarnowski, D. Thiesse, D. Stillman. Second Row: Miss Hill, C. Thompson, J. Thorson, J. Henningsgzmrd, M. Surowski, B. Talbert. Third Row: W. Tischner, R. Theisen, J. Tischner, J. Thompson, B. Thoele. Homeroom 360, Mr. Delpz Front Row: P. Zeller, B. Walters, S. Warren, M. Wedl, A. Winter, J. Wenck. Second Row: Mr. Delp, V. Yackley, H. Zipp, R. Zenner, C. Van Vickle, R. Zvvilling, R. Youel. Third Row: D. Westberg, L. Zahn, D. Weismann, D. Wilson, G. Wolfe, R. Wegner. Homeroom 14, Mr. Anderson: Front Row: J. Schroeder, D. Chrast, Q. Donabuuer, W. Herges, D. Rosha. Second Row: D. McConnell, S. Prom, K. Eikmeier, A. Weber, D. Hinkemeyer, J. Smith. Third Row: Mr. R. Anderson, R. Berger, G. Kiffmeyer, A. Thole, W. Lenzmeier, C. Klocker, R. Theiler. , P -E5 2. i E' ' i i W W' ff ff? Warren Teigen Gayle Nelson President Vice President Sandy Brenden i Joan Knutson Secretary Treasurer Junior Executive Council: Front Row: G. Nelson, J. Gohmann, P. Schlicht, S. Brenden, S. Fletcher, G. Johnson, J. Knutson. Second Row: R. Muntifering, D. Thorpe, T. Young, J. Swanson, J. Kleinbaum, J. Ahlstrand, J. Colletti, T. Mallough, W. Teigen. Selection Cf Class Rings Highlights Year Returning to old friends and new classes and teachers, the juniors prepared themselves for their senior year by undertaking greater responsibilities. In the Held of creative Writing, the Teclmicana English class shouldered the task of editing Tech's literary magazine. The junior journalists' edition of The Tech was handled with professional skill. The National Honor Society received 16 members of the junior class. The class hierarchy Were: Warren Teigen, president 5 Gayle Nelson, vice president, Sandra Brenden, secretary 3 and Joan Knutson, treasurer. M. Mills, D. Clayton, J. Lindley and T. Antil discuss 1961 class ring. Bernie Albers puts finishing touches on victory cup. Homeroom 104, Mr. Wilson: Front Row: A. Danzl, L. Behrendt, M. Berg, B. Albers, J. Antil, B. Bartz, R. Aniundson, J. Babler. Second Row: Mr. Wilson, J. Baggenstoss, F. Athen, T. Bergh, J. Ahlstrand, K. Baker, D. Dekart, W. Becker. W. Beehler. Third Row: R. Athman, D. Danskin, J. Danzl, T. Antil, J. Adams, J. Becker, V. Benning, D. Anderson, B. Althaus, J. Benson. Homeroom 122, Mr. Blowers: Front Row: J. Cihlar, B. Brurud, D. Cotten, P. Blad, K. Carpenter, D. Casey, S. Cornelius, S. Case. Second Row: Mr. Blowers, J. Colletti, D. Cernohous, J. Chute, S. Brenden, R. Brown, G. Buntjer, C. Bielejeski. Third Row: S. Denne, C. Buehan, D. Clayton, R. Chirhart, G. Chandler, G. Denne, D. Buelow, T. Crerners. Iloomeroom 370, Miss Weir: Front Row: C. Feddema, K. Dibblee, B. Elrnquist M. Englund, M. Eilers, J. Daiker. Second Row: B. DeYaeger, M. Eiynck, D Daniels, S. Donaldson, R. Ewers, H. Dingmann, Miss Weir. Third Row: S. Fletcher P. Ernpting, M. Fiereck, B. Fish, K. Fenlason, C. Dilley. Homeroom 258, Mr. Bettendorf: Front Row: J. Groepper, B. Gill, S. Grandy, J. Gasser, J. Craig, J. Guenther, J. Gohrnann. Second Row: M. Bettendorf, M. Handeland, A. Harvey, L. Gillespie, D. Goehring, C. Gondringer, A. Haverland, K. Gallagher. Third Row: P. Hansen, D. Hahn, C. Devine, R. Gerads, M. Goenner, G. Harris, R. Haesecke, J. Gominsky. Upper Classmen Acquire Responsibilities Homeroom 154, Mr. Doucette: Front Row: P. Hennek, P. Kenning, A. Johnson, K. Holt, D. Holmes, K. Jude, G. Johnson, J. Latzka. Second Row: Mr. Doucette, M. Kaeter, P. Hibbard, L. Jones, L. Janssen, B. Hallenkamp, D. Jensen, B. Jussila, J. Heaton. Third Row: T. Jensen, J. Hoeschen, E. Hill, J. Hoeft, G. Kelley, E. Hollermann, C. Hollencarnp, G. Juenemann. ..-1 Homeroom 156, Mr. Sutterer: Front Row: J. Knutson, C. Krupa, J. Klein, M. Kurkosky, J. Kloss, G. Laudenback, T. Lauer. Second Row: Mr. Sutterer, R. Driver, C. Kramer, S. Klug, J. Kremers, V. Lagergren, B. Kuepers, K. Krueger, T. Klaers. Third Row: R. Kotsclievar, F. Kramer, D. Ehrlich, A. Dullinger, D. Knutson, D. Kochendorfer, J. Kropp, J. Kleinbaum, M. Eich. M. Kaeter and P. Schlicht publicize Technicana magazine. Homeroom 171, Mr. Coleman: Front Row: M. Linn, B. Lemke, E. Malikowski, B. McDonnell J. May, D. Lee, T. Mallough. Second Row: Mr. Coleman, B. Luker, S. Maness, J. Lindley, J Lindblade, P. Lund, B. Linn, J. McManus. Third Row: P. Loesch, J. Maiers, B. Lommel, J. Leraas J. Loedoen, S. Lindeen, J. Lobb, G. Lenorud. Juniors Publish Homeroom 158, Mr. Klein: Front Row: G. Nelson, M. Mills, A. Miller, M. Meyer, C. Miller, V. Nelson, E. Miller, B. Moeller. Second Row: D. Nelson, M. Miller, R. Miller, C. Mosley, H. Mockros, A. Milner, R. Muntifering, D. Negaard. Third Row: Mr. Klein. D. Mesenburg, L. Meemken, J. Mruz, L. Murphy, R. Merten, R. Mertes, F. Nelson, B. Meinz. Teclmnicana Magazine Still wet behind the ears, new aquatic club members are initiated by Judy Strommen. Homeroom 245, Mr. Frantti: Front Row: M. Pietrzak, J. Persen, K. Notch, K. R. Peterson, M. Patrias, J. Paulson, K. O'Gara, M. Olson, K. T. Peterson. Second Row: Mr. Frantti, D. Peterson, S. Pikarski, J. Oehrlein, D. Elmquist, B. Oehrlein, S. Parker, B. Parsons, J. Nieters, J. Pattison, E. Och. Third Row: E. Philipsek, G. O'Connell, L. Notch, J. Notch, T. Nordang, F. Papesh, H. Eiffert, D. Pilantz, R. Peterson, G. Perkins. Homeroom 135, Mr. Froilandz Front Row: G. Prirnus, L. Roeder, J. Rosha, K. Russell, V. Richards, M. Rausch. Second Row: Mr. Froiland, J. Reed, D. Raphael, D. Rieland, R. Robbins, J. Rosinger, L. Proell, S. Reischl. Third Ilgovlsgiz R. Rein, H. Putnam, R. Rogosheske, M. Roos, J. Prom, R. Roaring, . meter. Clubs Add Interest Gerald O'Connell crams for Merit Scholarship Examination. Homeroom 362, Miss Gove: Front Row: A. Salzbrun, D. Schmidt, N. Schwartz, K. Schmidtbauer, N. Skuza, J. Schrom, P. Schlichl, S. Schroer. Second Row: Miss Gove, B. Schneider, K. Burkhard, M. Schave, D. Skelton, K. Schmitt, J. Schneider, D. Scherer, J. Seanger. Third Row: D. Scherfenberg, F. Schroeder, J. Scholen, R. Schneider, S. Siddens, D. Schra-ifels, E. Schafer, M. Schuldt, D. Seppelt. Homeroom 277, Miss Bothen: Front Row: D. Steifes, S. Snyder, D. Stout, J. Steman, S. Solbrack, M. Surowski, C. Smitten. Second Row: Miss Bothen, D. Snyder, M. Strack, J. Stricker, D. Strack, V. Svee, B. Spychala, A. Sumbs, J. Stromrnen. Third Row: R. Storms, P. Sternan, B. Stueve, D. Syverson, B. Spicer, G. Stowe, J. Swanson, A. Szsfranski. c 5 Homeroom 270, Miss O'Rourke: Front Row: Miss O'Rourke, P. Varner, B. Tourand, M. Vavricka D. Thorpe, D. Thompson, F. Thole, W. Teigen. Second Row: C. Uberecken, C. Thompson, K. Tischner, S. Theis, R. Updike, J. Trossen, E. Erickson, L. Thyen. Third Row: L. Foote, K. Theen, A. Tennison J. Fladung, D. Talbert, T. Theiler, R. Theisen, H. Vouk. I-Iomeroom 160, Miss Seipp: Front Row: J. Weihoff, P. Wolters, G. Ziebol, J. Will1THlICh, C. Zak, L. Walsh, L. Vandell. Second Row: Miss Seipp, J. Witzman, R. Winter, J. Walters, L. Zindler, T. Wurzburger, R. Will, M. Zutter. Third Row: E. Young, C. Ziehl, R. Wilhelm, N. Zwilling, C. Zieske, B. Wass, D. Wolff. 1 Mike Megarry President Delores Bruhn Secretary 4 iffifl- ' z?Z2'.?ET'z' ' ,432 - AFS :gag-f ,. .5153 :aizfi-V ' J.,-MN ..5:,.,5- .MM 522.12235 :vgggzwgz 555: 5'1f5'3iY -'56 - ' fi' - ,sarmzg Q fam- mv. f . gg:,.,5,, sus, t 3-were-'-1. gy? ,Zls1'f5i'?- Ein'- f -2- , .gm SS I'I?f'. ..f' , .x n.- , . 1 2, E. :V 6 -I i lm: f .M . vvv- .H Stan Larson Vice President Bob Peterson Treasurer .ywe 2 J 1 .ww , 21, ,..., -f 3. Y' Q ' M A .Y T 4 2 fl f 2 51:58 Haskgwx fl! 5 '1 iii? 126' Z 4 ii? ,gin , M is fin 'H 2 6 1' 5 'K Q wifi E, 03253516 Y i :J -f JZ A 1' 'Bi fgvixzgg, 1-niwz! 'Z ,W 1. fi? diff F5552 vig: fi, , 67 5,552 ..., .-..-wr ,: ..- fe mmf ff 1 gi W, 5. ,-,... x , 9 2 A, 3 2 i , X 1 My Senior Executive Council: Front Row: S. Davidson, P. Henning, S. Perry, K. Quigley, N. Finneman, C. Stellmach, D. Bruhn. Second Row: M. Kuklok, S. Larson, D. McGee, B. Peterson, J. Betzold, M. Megarry, J. Swanson. Senior Class Kathy Athman measures Bob Bergstrom for his graduation gown. Selects Megarry To Lead A touch of iinality surrounded the class of 1960 as it completed its last year at Tech. As the seniors wandered around the halls of their Alma Mater, they recalled the highlights of their high school careersehomecomings, spring formals, Carnivals, and graduation. Seniors had the responsibility of leading not only their class but also the entire student body. They brought new life to the Student Council and several extra-curricular activities. Though the seniors are ready to take their places in an efficient adult world, the memories of their friendships and their accomplishments at Tech Will remain with them for many years. Mr. Kascn checks out basketball equipment to seniors Ed Kurr and Dave Wehrle. William Achman Del Ahearn James Akervik Dale Anderson Jack Antil Sharon Athen Kathleen Athman Lester Bakeman Cyrill Bardson A William Barg John Bartell Donald Beck Albert Benncwitz Bonnie Benoit Robert Bergstrom John Betzold Joan Beumer Merrianne Biendara Janet Bloch James Boelz NHS Boosts Spirit Through Pep Ribbons James Boucher Catherine Brewer Lloyd Brix Deloris Bruhn Sharon Buckman Susan Bukowski Willard Burlet Donald Burrows James Burrows Lynne Burwick Judy Chindlund Donald Daggett NHS member Anne Suter pins pep ribbon on Dave McGee. did Daniel Dallmann Tor Danielsen 121 Cur Senior Girls Attend Time nnuai Tea Sharon Davidson David DeGree Judy Denchfield James DeZurik William Dhein Joyce Dickinson Dale Dickson Dennis Dieclrich Dale Dierkes Mary Jo Edgerly Lila Eiffert Leon Eilers Gerald Eiynck Charles Emery Dewayne Erickson Janice Erickson LeRoy Evans Joan Feigum Joanne Feldges Dolores Feldhous Rose Fillman Nancy Finneman Karen Folsom Thomas Franke Peggie Fritz Mary Genrich Sandra Goehring Dianne Goenner Karen Goenner Mal Goenner Ronald Gohman Girls', Boys' State Benefits Tech Students Jan Grams Lucille Grams Karol Lietha and Ac Kronenberg represent Tech at state convention. Frances Grant Carole Grundhoefer Kenneth Gustafson James Hall Joel Halverson Robert Hartmann Sharen Hartmann Sharon Henkel Pauline Henning Douglas Hentges Jerry Hentges Marilyn Heurung Mary Hill Caroline Ililsgen Bonnie Holt William Hommerding Anne Homstad Sandra Hood William Hooper Sue James Janice Jansky Willard Johnson David Johnson Donald Jones Mary Jane Jost William Jussila Madelin Kaupp David Kenney Raymond lienning Ruth Keppers Anthony Kirchner Seniors Apply For Scholarships, Aiois Dorothy Kotschevar Ac Kronenberg Myron Kuklok Edward Kurr Loren Kuusinen Daniel Laakso Nick Klaers Earl Klein Carol Kloeppner Dennis Klug Louis Knafla Jannard Knutson Rutl1 Knutson J0i11l Kochendorfer Joyce Lamprecht Thomas l.aRose Richard Larson Sharon Larson Stanley Larson .Iudith Latterell Ernest Laudenbach Kathleen Laughlin Clyde Lehnen James Lehnen Kenneth Lehnen Mary Jane Lenarz Nancy Lewis Karol Lietha Thomas Linnell George Lipinski S. Larson, D. Daggett, R. Riggs and R. Peterson harmonize while taping a song. R. Peterson, S. Larson, D. Dagget, R. Riggs, the Casuals, take a break while they listen to a tape of one of their songs. Judi Lobb Donald Loehrer Roger Lommel William Long Career Day Helps Planning For The Future Gretchen Luger Jean McComb Joan McComb Patricia Mclilhone David McGee Violet McNeal Douglas Magnuson Lennora M aly Laverne Mathies John Mayers Michael Megarry Barbara Meidl David Merdan Mary Merkling James Merrill Robert Merrill Thomas Miller David Milner Lee Mockenhaupt Andrew Moeller Florence Moeller Sharon Mooney Patricia Moore James Mrozek Jerry Mruz Nelda Neils Terry Nelson Fred Netz James Nicholson Daniel Nieters Ronald Noack Karen 0'I.ink Carol Olson Gayle Olson Patricia Olson David Ophoven Adrian Opitz Keith Paetznick Thomas Palm Peter Palmgren Barbara Payne Barbara Peel Dorothy Perrin Sue Zanne Perry Joyce Peterson Robert Peterson Jane Pfiuegel' Kenneth PietI'0l1 Rollie PietI'0Il Judith Pike The Seniors Exchange Graduation Pictures Cynthia Pikus Michael Plafcan Anne Poepke Stacy Porter Judith Potter Nancy Powelson Marion Prigge Richard Proell Loren Prom Margaret Prom Joyce Prow Jerry Puhl Kathleen Quigley Delores Rainer Michael Rairdin James Randall Seniors Take Cap, Gown Measurements Kathleen Rau Robert Rau Jaonne Rausch Donna Repulski Donna Rhoda Joseph Rieder Robert Riggs Ellen Rollins Joan Rosenberger Delmar Rosha Sharon Rosha Kenneth Rud Mary Ruegemer Karen Rydberg Herbert Sabrowsky Helen Sadlowsky Jerome Salzbrun William Sauer Judith Sauer Pat Schendzielos Dirk Scherfenberg Cordella Schlangen Jerry Schloemer Roger Schmidt Dr Kathleen Jordan needles senior Doug Studer in annual Mantoux Test. Gerald Schmit Carol Schmitz Pauline Schotl Kathrine Schramel Donald Schreifels Donna Schreifels Sandra Schroeder Richard Sclirom Vernon Schultz Janice Schumann Robert Seutter Barbara Sherer Dennis Sigler Janice Simon Evelyn Skaalerud Myrna Smith Thomas Smith Veronica Snyder Donna Spoden Sandra Spychala Joan Stang Lewis Stark Seniors Myron Stark Sandra Stavrum Virginia Stein Carole Stellmach Richard Stream Douglas Studer Jeanette Stueve Melvin Stueve Darlense Stuntebeck Mary Surowski Anne Suter Jerry Swanson John Sworski Betty Tank Marvin Taufen Mary Tengblad Depict Sycamore Street Episocle AFS'ers Relate Experiences To Teclmites Lorraine Thole Bonnie Thorson Dennis Thorson Eugene Thyen William Todd Dennis Wahlin David Walbridge Gail Walker David Wallack Stephanie Warren Rosie Weber David Wehrle Anne Homstad, senior, relates her adventures in Ilpan to student body Michael Weisman Kathleen West Delores Westherg Karen Wigton George Westerhoff Judy White Yvonne Whiteis John Wiesner John Wilson Karen Wittmayer Roger Wojciechowski Larry Wolf Patricia Wolf Lee Worthington Joy Wright Harland Wyvell John Yurczyk Robert Zahn Virginia Zeller Diane Zellmer William Ziegler Barbara Ziehl Patricia Zona Gloria Zwack Matt Zwilling 45 fi v ?? 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Ahearn, Del ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,A,,A,A,,,,VV,V,,,,,vV,V,,,., 120 Football 1, 2, Intramural sports 1, 2. Akervik, James ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., 120 Anderson, Dale ,119, 36, 38, 39, 41, 44, 48, 93, 120 Sr. Class Play 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, NHS 3, Discussion 1, 2, Speech ac- tivities 3, Intramural sports 1, Pep Club 2, 3, ITNT, Techoreos 1, 2. Anul. Jack ,.,..,,.... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,. . , , ,, 11.39, 120 Athen, Sharon ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, , , 1 V 1,1120 Jr. or Sr. Gregg Artist 2, 3. Athman, Kathleen ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 1 0, 120 MDVC 3, Secretary. Bakeman, Lester ,,,,,,,, VVVVVVQ 2 3, 120 Bardson, Cyrill ,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 1 20 Wrestling 2, 3. Barg, Bill ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 3 , 120 FFA 1, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3. Bartell, John ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 5 3, 96, 120 Hall Monitor 3, Basketball manager 1, Study hall monitor 3. Beck, Donald ,,l.,,.i,, , H 1, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,120 Bennewitz, Albert ,,,,,, ,,,, , ,, W 1 , ,120 Benoit, Bonnie., ,, , ,, , I ,,,,,,,, 1 m,120 Study hall monitor 2, IRC 1. Bergstrom, Robert ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 70, 119, 120 Letterman's Club 3, Intramural sports 2, Swimming 3. Betwld. John ,.,,....,..,...,.....,.... 36, 56. 95, 119, 120 Jr. Exec. Council 2, Sr. Exec. Council 3, Sr. Class Play 3, Jr. Party Comm. 2, Office Messenger 3, NHS 3, Letterman's Club 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Study hall monitor 3. Beumer, Joan ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, -120 Biendara, Merrianne .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 36, 41, 50, 53, 120 All School Play 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Hall monitor 3, NHS 3, Art Club 1, 2, 3, President, IRC 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3. Bloch, Janet ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 53, 120 Play production 3, Office messenger 3. Blommer, James ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , , , V 1 Blonigan, Gerald ,,,,,,,, V V ,,,, V, Boelz, James ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, 7,120 Boucher, James .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , H 1, , 123, 121 Brewer, Catherine ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 2 1 Soph. Exec. Council 1, All School Play 2, Mixed Chorus 1, Art Club 1, 2, Tigerettes 2, IRC 1, 2, Techoes Staff 3, MDVC 3. Brix, Lloyd ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 21 Bruhn, Deloris .,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 ,1, 17, 20, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 43, 45, 77, 78, 82, 85, 99, 119, 121 Sr. Class Secretary 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, President, NHS 2, 3, Tigerettes 1, 2, 3, Manager, Student Council Rep. 3, Orientation Comm. chm., Homecoming at- tendant 3, All Sports Day Attendant, AAUW Rep. 3. Buckman, Sharon ,, ,,,, ,, V ,121 Bukowski, Susan., , 121 Burlet, William ,,,, , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , 1121 Burrows, Donald ,,,,,, A ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 21, 33, 34, 35, 41, 44, 47, 53, 88, 121 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Band 1, Office Messenger 3, Letterman's Club 2, 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, Hockey 1, 2, Manager, Student Council Rep. 2, 3, Pep Club 3, All Sport's Day Comm. 3. Burrows, James ..,, ...., ,. ,, ,....121 Burwick, Lynne ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.l 1.46, 48, 121 Play production 3, Sr. Class Play 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, TNT 1, 2, 3. Chindlund, Judy ,,,,,,,, , ,, ,41, 121 Mixed Chorus 3. Daggett, Donald ,,,, 17, 36, 38, 39, 41, 94, 121, 127 Play production 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Jr. Acad. of Science 1, 2, Organist 3, Technicana 2, Techoreos 1, 2, Casuals 1, 2, 3. Dallmann, Daniel ,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, , .,.,47, 87, 121 Sr. Class Play, 3, Swimming 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3. Danielsen, Tor ...,.,.. 33, 35, 36, 37, 44, 52, 90, 121 Jr. Rotarian 3, Play production 3, NHS 3, Discussion 3, Hockey 3, Student Rep. 3, Pep Club 3, IRC 3. DIRECTORY Davidson, Sharon.. ,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 21, 35, 36, 44, 46, 97, 119, 122 Sr. Exec. Council, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Office Messenger 3, NHS 3, Debate 1, 2, Red Cross Council 1, 2, Aquatic Club 2, 3, Orientation Comm. 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, TNT 1, 2, Secreta- ry, Technicana 2. DeGree, Davide ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 33, 35, 36, 37, 42, 44, 47, 57, 122 Jr. Rotarian 3, All School Play 1, 2, Play production 1, 2, 3, Sr. Class Play 3, NHS 2, 3, President, Football 2, 3, Manager, Techoes Stall 3, Student Council Rep. 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, President 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Manager. Dcnchfield, Judy ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 36, 42, 48, 52, 122 Sr. Class Play 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Debate 1, 2, Red Cross Council 1, 2, 3, Techoes Staff 3, TNT 1, 2, 3, Tcchoreos 2. DcZurik, James ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ll,, 2 0, 57, 77, 78, 85, 122 Letterman's Club 2, 3, Intramural Sports 1, 3, Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 3, Hockey 2, All Sports Day Attendant 3. Dhein, William ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1,122 Swimming 2. Dickinson, Joyce ....., , ,,,,,,, 122 Dickson, Dale .....,, , ,,,,, , ,122 Diedrich, Dennis ,,,,,, ,. , ,, 1122 Ski Club 1, 2, 3. Dierkes, Dale ,.......,, . . , 11,122 Dirschel, Virginia ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , Edgerly, Mary Jo ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,. 33, 36, 37, 45, 122 Soph. Exec. Council, Sec. Junior Class, Aquatic Club 2, 3, Tigerettes 1, 2, 3, Student Council Rep. 2, 3. Eiffert, Lila ,,..,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 3 4, 36, 41, 44, 50, 79, 122 Jr. Exec. Council 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, NHS 3, Jr. or Sr. Gregg Artist 2, 3, Art Club 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, Homecoming Comm. 3, School Spirit Comm. 3, Pep Club 3. Eilers, Leon ..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, , 1. ,,,,, 122 Hall Monitor 3. Eiynck, Gerald ........,. .,..............,..... .,., , , ,,,,, 1 22 Emery, Charles ............................ 36, 41, 47, 60, 122 All School Play 2, Sr. Class Play 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, NHS 3, Letterman's Club 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Technicana 2, Basket- ball Manager 2, 3. Erickson, DeWayne .,........................,.,.,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,, 122 Play production 2, 3, Band 1, FFA 1, Letter- man's Club 1, Intramural Sports 3, Football 1, Basketball 1. Erickson, Janice ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 33, 44, 46, 47, 50, 93, 95, 122 Jr. or Sr. Gregg Artist 1, 2, Art Club 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, Sec. and Treas. 3, Student Council Rep. 3, Pep Club 3, All Sports Day Attendant 3, IRC 1, 2, Ski Club 3, Snowball Comm. 3. Erickson, Karl ..,,,,...,..,......,,.., ,.....,,..,..,..,,,,,,,,,,.,,. 1 22 Evans, LeRoy ,..,....,,., ..,....,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 4 , 123 Sr. Class Play 3, Study Hall Monitor 3. Fahnhorst, Sharenn ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, ,, , Feigum, Joan ,.,,..,,,, , , ,, ,, , 1,123 Feldges, Joanne ....,. , . ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,. 1 23 Red Cross Council 2, GAA 1, 2. Feldhous, Dolores ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 123 Fillman, Rose, ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 41, 123 All School Play 2, Play Production 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, Jr. or Sr. Gregg Artist 2, 3, FHA 1, GAA 1, Student Council Rep. 1. Finneman, Nancy, ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 25, 119, 123 Jr. Exec. Council 2, Sr. Exec. Council 3, Red Cross Council 2, 3. Finneman, Nickw, ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,, Folsom, Karen ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 36, 39, 52, 123 Soph. Exec. Council 1, Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1, Band 1, 2, 3, NHS 3, Speech Activities 3, Art Club 1, 2, IRC 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2. Franke, Tom ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 123 Sr. Class Play 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Bascball 2. Fritz, Peggic ,,,, , ,.,. ,,,,, , , ,, 11,123 Genrich, Mary ...........,....,... ,... . ., , .,.... ...... . 1123 Red Cross Council, 2, GAA 1. Goehring, Sandra ..,....,...,....,..,, ,,.,,.,,...,..,,.,......,. 1 23 Goenner, Dianne ,,,....,... ,,,. .,..,,, 3 6 , 42, 52, 85, 123 Soph. Exec. Council 1, Soph. Officer 1, NHS 3, Jr. or Sr. Gregg Artist 2, 3, Art Club 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, Techoes Staff 3, All Sports Day At- tendant 3, Technicana 2, IRC 2, 3. Gocnner, Karenu ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 23 Goenncr, Mal ,,,,..,,..,..,., 32, 33, 35, 36, 48, 53, 123 Mixed Chorus 2, Hall Monitor 3, NHS 3, FFA 2, 3, Football 1, Student Council Rep. 1, 2, Student Council Officer 3, Dance Comm. 2, Ethics Comm. 2, 3, Trans. Comm. 2, 3. Gohman, Ron ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 47, 48, 66, 86, 123 Soph. Exec. Council 1, FFA 3, Letterman's Club 2, Wrestling 2, 3. Grams, Jan ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, , ,,,., 53, 124 Study Hall Monitor 3. Grams, Lucille ,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,.,..,,.,,,,,.,,..ll,,,,,,,,,,, 1 24 FHA 1, MDVC 3. Grant, Frances ,,,,,..,,,.,..,,,,., 33, 36, 46, 53, 97, 124 Soph. Party Comm. 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Office Messenger 3, NHS 2, 3, Debate 1, 2, Red Cross Council 1, 2, Treasurer, Aquatic Club 2, 3, Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3, Career Day Comm. 1, 2, Technicana 2. Grundhoefer, Carole ,,.,,,.,,,....,,,... .,,,.........,.,..,. 1 24 GAA 1. Gustafson, Kenneth .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,..,. 41, 95, 124 Sr. Class Play 1, Mixed Chorus 3, Intramural Sports 2, Football 3, Jr. Acad. of Science 1. Hall, James ,.,,,,,..,, ,,.,,.,,,, , ,,,,,,, 1 24 Intramural Sports 1, 2. Halverson, Joel ,.,,,,,,,l,., ,,.,,, , ,,,.,,,,, , H124 Hansen, Don ,,,,,,. , ., ,, , ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Hartmann, Robert ,, ,,,. ,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 2 0, 60, 124 Ofiice Messenger 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3. Hartmann, Sharen ,.,... 44, 46, 47, 50, 53, 79, 124 Mixed Chorus 1, Girls' Glee Club 2, Hall Monitor 3, Art Club 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Ski Club 3. Henkel, Sharon ,......,....,.. ...................,... 1 24 MDVC 3. Henning, Pauline ,,..,....,,,,.,..,.,...,.,..,, 37, 38, 39, 41, 45, 87, 91, 119,124 Jr. Exec. Council, Sr. Exec. Council, Sr. Class Play 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, Speech Activities 3, Tigerettes 3, Flag Swinger 1, 2, 3, AAUW Rep. 3. Hentges, Douglas ,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,,,. ,,.,,., 4 7, 56, 124 Sr. Class Play, Letterman's Club 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Boy's Co. Rep. 2. Hentges, Jerry ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,.,,,,.,,.,,,,,,.,.,,,, 35, 60, 124 Intramural Sports 2, Ethics Comm. 3, Basket- ball 3. Hcurung, Marilyn .,,,....,.., .,,,. ....,,,, ,,,,..,,,,...... 1 2 5 Hall Monitor 2, MDVC 3. Hill, Mary ,,,,,....,,.,,,,,,,,,..,,.,,..,,, .... , .,125 MDVC 3. Hilsgen, Caroline ,,,,., ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 3 , 125 Hall Monitor 3, Jr. or Sr. Gregg Artist. llolt, Bonnie ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,. 1 25 Jr. Gregg Artist, GAA 1. Hommerding, William ,,,,., ,,,....,..,........... ..,.. ......... Homstad, Anne ..,, 33, 34, 36, 37, 41, 52, 125, 137 All School Play 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Board of Publications 2, NHS 2, 3, Discussion 1, 2, Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3, AAUW Rep. 3, Variety Show Comm. Chairman 3, Technicana Co-Editor 2, AFS Returnee, Physics Seminar 2. Honer, Patrick ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,...................,............. ,,...,,.., Hood, Sandra, ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,.......,,,...... ,,,..., 5 3 , 1 25 Olfice Messenger 3, GAA 1, 2. Hooper, William ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, , H125 Hurlbert, Donna , ,. James, Susan ,,,,.....,..,.,,,,..,,,...,...,..,............... ....,, 1 25 Jansky, Janice , ,,,,, .,,.. .,,., 3 9 , 44, 46, 50, 79, 125 Band 1, 2, 3, Art Club 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3. Johnson, David ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,..,...,.,,,, , ,, ,, ,.,, N125 Intramural Sports 3, Football 1, Basketball 1. Johnson, Willard ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,.,,, 1 2 5 Hall Monitor 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Study Hall Monitor 3. Jones, Donald .,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,,,,,. 4 7, 53, 66, 69, 125 Hall Monitor 3, Orlice Messenger 3, Letter- man's Club 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Jost, Mary Jane ,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,....,......,,....... 1 25 Jr. or Sr. Gregg Artist. Jussila, William ,,,,.,.........,.. ...............,.......... 4 1, 125 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 3. Kaupp, Madelin ,,,,..,,............,................... 41, 53, 125 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Red Cross Council 1, 2, Organist 2, Study Hall Monitor 3, IRC 1, Publicity Comm. 2. Kenney, David .....,.. ., .. ,. .,.. ........ . .......125 Kenning, Raymond... . . .. .125 MDVC 3. Keppers, Ruth ......Y,,,, .. ,,,, 125 Kirchner, Anthony... . . . 125 Wrestling 1. Klaers, Nicholas.. ..,., . 126 Football 1. Klein, Earl ,,,,,...,,.. .,...,,,,,, . . ...,,. ,,,, . .. .......126 Kloeppner, Carol ..,,,,,,,,,,,, ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,.,,, ,,.,.,,., 1 2 6 Soph. Exec. Council, Band 1, 2, GAA 1. Klug, Dennis .. ,.,,,,,.,,, 47, 53, 66, 67, 68, 69, 126 Letterman's Club 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, Co- Captain 3, Track 2, 3, Study Hall Monitor 3. Knafla, Louis.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,., ,,,,,,,,,, 3 7, 41, 47, 53, 56, 57, 59, 77, 80, 84, 85, 126 Jr. Rotarian 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Letter- man's Club 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Football 1, 2, Co-Captain 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Hockey 2, Co-Captain 3, All Sports Day King, Ethics Comm. 2. Knutson, Jannard ...,,,,,,.,,,,, .,......,,, 27, 41, 126 Sr. Class Play, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Discussion 1, Gopher Historians 1, Tennis 2. Knutson, Ruth ,,,,,, 18, 36, 39, 41, 44, 46, 83, 126 Sr. Class Play, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, NHS 3, Art Club 1, 2, Aquatic Club 3, Pep Club 3. Kochendorfer, John ,.,, 33, 34, 35, 42, 47, 49, 126 Debate 2, Discussion 1, 2, 3, Speech Activities 1, 2, 3, Student Council Rep. 3, Orientation Comm. 2, 3, School Spirit Comm. 2, 3, All Sport's Day Comm. 3, The Tech Staff 3, Biology Club 1, 2, Variety Show Comm. 2, 3, Concessions Comm. 1, 2, 3. Kotschevar, Dorothy . . .. . .126 Kreifels, Wi1liam,... ................ .. ..............,. Kronenberg, Ac .,........... . 36, 47, 66, 69, 124, 126 Jr. Exec. Council, Hall Monitor 3, Lettcrman's Club 2, 3, Wrestling 2, Captain 3, Boys' County, Boys' State. Kuklok, Myron .,..,..... .... . .................... ,... . . 119, 126 Sr. Exec., Sr. Class Play, Intramural 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3. Kurr, Edward .........................,.....,...... 47, 53, 60, 62, 85, 87, 91, 119, 126 Office Messenger 3, Letterman's Club 2, 3, All Sports Day Attendant, Study Hall Monitor 3, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Captain 3. Kuusinen, Loren ............,..................... ......... 3 9, 126 Play Production 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Christmas Play 2, Ski Club 1. Laakso, Daniel .............. .. ..... ...... 3 6, 50, 126 All School Play 2, NHS 3, Science Club 1, Jr. Acad. of Science 3, Treasurer, Biology Club 1, President, Techoreos 1. Lamprecht, Joyce. ....,.... .... ................. .......... 1 2 7 Discussion 2, FHA 1, GAA 1, IRC 2, Red Cross Council 2. LaR0se, Thomas ,...................... .... ........... . . ...... 1 27 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, Track 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3, Tennis 1, Biology Club 1, Ski Club 1, 2, Boy's Co. Rep. 2. Larson, Richard ........ ........ ....... . ........................ 1 2 7 Larson, Sharon ......... ........................ 3 2, 33, 36, 37, 41, 42, 52, 79, 127 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Debate 1, Aquatic Club 1, 2, 3, Techoes Staff 3, Student Council Rep. 2, Student Council Uflicer 3, Vice President, AAUW Rep. 3, Charity Drive Comm. 1, 2, Technicana 2. Larson, Stanley ......................,.... . 136, 37, 39, 40, 41, 42, 47, 57, 77, 78, 118, 119, 127 Sr. Exec. Council 3, Jr. Rotarian 3, Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, NHS 2, 3, Lettcrman's Club 2, 3, Intramural Sports 3, Football l, 2, 3, The Tech Staff 3. Latterell, Judith ......... ............................ 4 6, 52, 127 GAA 1, 2, 3, Red Cross Council 3. Landenbach, Ernest ........ .. ....... ...,................ 1 27 Laughlin, Kathleen ..... .,...............,.. 1 7, 33, 36, 37, 42, 43, 44, 45, 50, 52, 127 All School Play 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Board of Publications 3, NHS 2, 3, Debate 1, Red Cross Council 1, 2, Tigerettes 1, 2, 3, Tcchoes Editor 3, Student Council Rep. 3, Handbook Comm. Chm. 3, Pep Club 2, 3, AAUW Rep. 3, Jr. Acad. ol Science 1, 2, 3, Biology Club 1, Technicana 2, IRC 1, 2, 3. Lehncn, Clyde .................................... .................... l 27 Hall Monitor 3, Oflice Messenger 2. Leh n en, James ...................................................... 127 Hall Monitor 3, Office Messenger 2, FFA 1, 2, 3. Lehnen, Kenneth .............. . .............................. 127 FFA 1, 2, 3. Lemke, Luella ...... Lenarz, Mary Jane .........,...,............ 53, 77, 85, 127 Hall Monitor 3, FHA 1, Red Cross Council 1, GAA 1, Pep Club 1, Homecoming Attendant, All Sports Day Attendant. Lewis, Nancy .... 35, 36, 44, 46, 47, 50, 53, 82, 127 NHS 3, Art Club 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, TNT 1, 2, Ethics Comm. 3, Study Hall Monitor 1, 2, 3, Techorcos 1, 2, IRC 1, Ski Club 1, 2, President 3. Lies, Mary ..........,...........,,..,.,,...........,........ . ...,..........., . Lietlm, Karol... . .. .... ............... ...... 3 2 , 33, 36, 37, 42, 44, 45, 48, 52, 77, 84, 85, 124, 127 Quill and Scroll 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Tigerettes 1, 2, 3, Techoes Stan' 3, Student Council Rep. 1, 2, Student Council Treasurer, TNT 2, President 3, Homecoming Attendant, All Sports Day Queen, AAUW' Rep. 3, Girl's Stater 2. Linnell, Thomas. .....,...... 36, 41, 47, 70, 99, 127 Boy's Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Band 1, NHS 3, l.etterman's Club 3, Football 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2, Captain 3, Track 2, Dance Comm. 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Jr. Acad. of Science 3. Lipinski, George . ............ . ............ 48, 53, 127 Hall Monitor Chm. 3, FFA 1, 2, 3. Lobb, Judi ............ ................... ................ . 128 Tigercttes 2, TNT 1, Ethics Comm. 3, MDVC 3, Study Hall Monitor 2. Loehrer, Donald.. .... . .....,............... ................ 1 28 Hall Monitor 3, FFA 1, 2, 3. Lommel, Roger ...... ................ . 23, 48, 128 Baseball 3. Long, William.. ........ 128 Hall Monitor 3. Lucius, Marlene ......... ...... .......... . .... . .. .. Jr. and Sr. Gregg Artist 2, 3. Luger, Gretchen ............ ............. ..................... 7 9 Sr. Class Play, Band 2, Discussion 3, Red Cross Council 3, TNT 3. McComb, Jean .... . ....... 128 Nlctlomb, Joan.. ........... .. .. . .... . .. ........128 lVlcElhoue, Patricia .............................................. 128 Soph. Exec. Council 1, Jr. and Sr. Gregg Artist 2, 3, GAA 1. McGarry, James ..................................... .... ............... Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Football l, Tennis l, Baseball 2. McGee David James ........................ 14 47 53 57 v , 1 1 1 119, 121, 128 Sr. Exec. Council 3, Band 1, 2, Oliice Messen- ger 3, Letterman's Club 2, 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Track 2, Wrestling 2. McNeal, Violet Mae ........... ........... 1 28 Jr. Exec. Council 2. Magnuson, Douglas Oscar ...... 128 MDVC 3. Maly, Lennora ......... .................... . 1128 Band 1, 2, Jr. Gregg Artist. Mathies, Laverne... . . ..... .. . 129 Mayers, Joh11 .......................... ...................... 1 29 Megarry, F. Michael ........................ 33, 36, 37, 42, 47, 56, 94, 118, 119, 129 Jr. Exec. Council 2, Sr. Exec. Council 3, Jr. Officer, Vice President, Sr. Oflicer, President, Jr. Rotarian, NHS 2, 3, Vice President, 3, Techoes Staff 3, Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3, Tech Staff 3, Boy's Co. Rep. 2, All School Carn. Comm. 1, Chairman 2. Meidl, Barbara ...................................................... 129 Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, FHA 1, GAA 1. Merdan, David ....... .. .... ...................... 4 8, 129 FFA 1, 2, 3. Merkling, Mary ............... ......... . .......................... 1 29 Play Production 3, Speech Activities 3. Merrill, James ................................................ 47, 129 Merrill, Robert ............................ 22, 66, 68, 69, 129 Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, Football 1, Track 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Miller, Thomas .................. ............. .................., 1 2 9 MDVC 3. Milner, David ............................................ 14, 48, 129 Sr. Class Play 3, FFA 1, 2, 3. Mockenhaupt, Lee ................. . ................ 18, 53, 129 Office Messenger 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Football 2, Hockey 2, Student Council Rep. 1. Moeller, Andrew ..................... . .................... . ..... 129 Moeller, Florence ........ . . ...... .... 1 29 Mooney, Sharon .................................................... 129 Moore, Patricia ........................................ 18, 36, 129 NHS 3, Jr. and Sr. Gregg Artist, Red Cross Council, Art Club 2, GAA 2, Career Day Comm. 3. Mrozek, James ................................... ................ 1 29 Mruz, Jerry ........ ........................... ...... 2 7 , 129 Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1. Ncils, Nelda ..... .............. .,... 3 6 , 39, 42, 45, 50, 129 All School Play 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, NHS 3, Art Club 2, 3, Techoes Staff 3, IRC 2. Nelson, Terry.. ............................. ..... 3 9, 41, 50, 130 Jr. Exec. Council 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Jr. Acad of Science 2, 3, Pep Band 2, 3. Netz, Frederick. .... ................ . . .. .14, 39, 41, 130 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Tcchoreos 2, 3. Nicholson James ...... ..............,.............. 2 5, 82, 130 Sr. Class Play, Swimming Team 2, 3. Nieters, Daniel .... . .... . . .. .. . .130 Noack, Ronald.. . ..130 Band 1. O'Link, Karen. ............................ ................. 3 6, 130 Mixed Chorus 1, Quill and Scroll 3, NHS 2, 3, Debate 2, Discussion 1, Techocs Statl' 3, Tech Sgag 3, Charity Drive Com. 2, Technicana 2, 1, 2. Olson, Carol ............. ..... .............. . . . ............. 41, 130 Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, Jr. or Sr. Gregg Artist 2, 3. Olson, Gayle ........... ...... 3 6, 41, 42, 48, 93, 130 All School Play 2, Play Production 3, Sr. Class Play, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Band 2, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Speech Activities 3, TNT 2, 3, Vice President, 3, Tech Stall, Managing Editor 3, Techoreos 2. Olson, Patricia ..............................................,..,,,., 130 Ophoven, David .............................................. 47, 130 I1etterman's Club 1, 3, Track 1, 2, 3. Opitz, Adrian ..................,...................,.,,.,,.. ,,..,,,, 1 30 Football 1, 2, Wrestling 2, 3. Paetznick, Keith ...... ..... . .. . ...130 liand 1. Palm, Thomas .............. .. .. . ...130 Palmgren, Peter.. .........,,...... ....... ...........,,, 1 3 0 Track 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3. Payne, Barbara. ............... ...... .........,,,.. 4 2 , 52, 130 Play Production 2, 3, Assistant Director, Tceh Staff, IRC 2, 3. Peel, Barbara ............................................ 36, 41, 130 Sr. Class Play, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, NHS 3, Red Cross Council 2. Perrin, Dorothy. ..............,........ 36, 41, 42, 44, 130 All School Play 1, Play Production 1, Sr. Class Play, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Tech Staff 3, Technicana 2, NHS 3. Perry, Sue ........ 20, 34, 36, 46, 50, 52, 53, 119, 130 Jr. Exec. Council, Sr. Exec. Council, Play Production 3, Sr. Class Play, Office Messenger 3, NHS 3, Red Cross Council 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Art Club 3, Aquatic Club 1, 2, 3, Technicana 2. Peterson, Joyce ........ ............ ... .. H130 MDVC 3. Peterson, Robert ................,........ ...... 3 3, 36, 40, 41, 118, 119, 127, 130 Senior Class Treasurer, Soph. Party Comm., Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, Student Council Rep. 2, 3, Homecoming Comm. 2, All Sport's Day Comm. 2, All School Carn. Comm. 3. Pflueger, Jane ..... .... ........ 1 3 1 Pietron, Kenneth ....... . .,...,,, 131 Pictron, Rollie ................., ..........,,..,.,,......,......,. , 131 MDVC Treasurer 3. Pike, Judith ....... ............ 3 9, 41, 45, 47, 50, 52, 131 Soph. Exec. Council, Sr. Class Play 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Speech Activities 3, Red Cross Council 2, Art Club 2, 3, Tigerettes 3, IRC 2, 3. Pikus, Cynthia .....................,. .... ......................,,, 1 3 1 GAA 2. Plafcan, Michael ...............................,,... . 47, 57, 131 Lctterman's Club 3, Intramural 3, Football 2, 3, Hockey 2. Poepke, G. Anne ................................,.,..,, ,,,..,,,,,.,, 1 31 Jr. or Sr. Gregg Artists 3, Techoes Stall 3. Porter, Stacy ............................................ ,...,,., 2 2, 131 Wrestling 1. Potter, Judy .... 44, 77, 78, , Quill and Scroll 2, 3, NHS 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, Student Council Rep. 2, 3, School Spirit Comm. 2, 3, Chairman 3, Homecoming Attendant, All Sport's Day Attendant, AAUW Rep. 3, All Sport's Day Committee 2, 3, Tech Staff 3. 34, 36, 37, 42, ss 85, 131 Powelson, Nancy ................................ 36, 37, 42, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Board of Publications 3, NHS 2, 3, Debate 1, 2, Student Council Rep. 1, AAUW Rep. 3, All Sports Day Comm. 2, Editor of The Tech 3, Jr. Academy of Science 1, 2, 3. Prigge, Marion, ,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 5 3 , 131 Hall Monitor 3, Jr. and Sr. Gregg Artist. Proell, Richard ,,,,,,,,A,A,,, ,,,,, ,,,.,,, , ,,,,Y,,,,,,,,, , ,131 Intramural Sports 1, Football I. Prom, Loren, , ,,,,,,, , , , ,l,,,,,, , , ,,,,,48, 132 Prom, Marge , ,, ,, , , ,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,132 Prow, Joyce, ,,,,,, , , , ,,,,,,, ,,,. , ,, ,,,,,132 GAA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2. Puhl, Jerry .,,,,,,.,,,.,.,, .. . ,,,,.,,,,,,,,, . ,.l....., 47, 95, 132 Mixed Chorus 1, Intramural Sports 1, 2, Foot- ball 2, Track 1, 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3. Oulley, Kathleen, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 36, 50, 119, 132 Sr. Executive Council, Sr. Class Play, NHS 2, 3, Red Cross Council 1, 2, 3, Art Club 2, President 3, Handbook Comm. 3, Biology Club 1, IRC 1. Rainer, Dolores ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,, 53, 132 Jr. and Sr. Gregg Artist 2, 3, Study Hall Monitor 3. Rairdin, Robert ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 1 3 2 Lettermarfs Club 3, Study Hall Monitor 2, MDVC 3. Randall, James ,, ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,l,,,, ,,,, , , ,, ,,,,,,132 Rau, Kathleen ,, , ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,r,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, , 1 32 Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, TNT 1, Red Cross Counci 1. Rau, Robert, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 41, 132 L.etterman's Club 3, Baseball 2, 3. Rausch, Joanne ,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, , ,,,,,,,,132 Jr. Gregg Artist. Reischl, Marian ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,, , , , , , ,,,,,,, ,,,132 Repulski, Donna ,.,,,.....,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 1 , 132 Ngxed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Jr. and Sr. Gregg Artist, I C 1. Rhoda, Donna. ,,..... 36, 38, 39, 41, 45, 50, 91, 132 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Red Cross Council 1, 2, Art Club 2, 3, Tigerettes 2, 3, Flag Swinger, 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Comm. 3, Jr. Academy of Science 1, Technicana 2. Rieder, Joseph ,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,, 7 5, 132 Tennis 1, 2. Ri S R0bert .....,.,,,,.,,,...,....,...,,,..,, 36 41 127 132 Q2 1 . . V Jr. Exec. Council, Sr. Class Play, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, NHS 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 'Technicana 2, Golf 1, 2, 3, Casuals 1, 2, 3. Roehm, .lurly ,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,132 Rollins, Ellen ,.,,, , ,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, , , , 132 Rosen, Bernard, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,, , ,,132 Rosenberger, Joan ,,,,,,, ,, ,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,132 Jr. Gregg Artist 2, GAA 1, MDVC 3, All School Carnival Comm. 3. Rosha, Delmar,, , , ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , 132 FFA 1, 2, 3. Rosha, Sharon., ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , 1 32 Soph. Exec, Council, Jr. and Sr. Gregg Artist, MDVC 3, Technicana 2. Rud, Kenneth, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 1 32 Boys' Glee Club 1, Ski Club 1, 3, Biology Club 1. Rueilemer, Mary ,,,,,,,,,.,,..,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 36, 42, 133 Play Production, Sr. Class Play, Band 1, 2, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, NHS 3. The Tech Staff 3. Russell, La Monte ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,rr,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 133 Rydhera, Karen ,, ,,,,,.,,, , ,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,, , ,,,, 4 1, 133 Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3. Saatzer, Sharon ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , M133 Sabrowsky, Ilerbert ,,,,, ,,133 Band 1, 2. Sadlowsky, Helen ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 33 MDVC 3. Salzbrun, Jerome ,,..., ,,,,,,, 1 2, 133 FFA 2, 3. Sauer, Judith ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 47, 133 Pep Club 2, Red Cross Council 2. Sauer, William ,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,133 Mixed Chorus 3, Intramural Sports 3, Ski Club 3. Schendzielos, Patrick, ,, ,, ,, ,,,,,r,,,,,, ,,,,133 Scherfenberg, Dirk ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 1, 53, 133 Schlangen, Cordella, ,,,,,, r,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 33 Schloemer, Jerry ,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 33 Schmidt, Rogers, .. ., ,.., ,.,.,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,133 Schmit, Gerald ,,,,,, , ,,,,.,,,,,,, , , ,, ,,,,, ,,,,, , ,,,133 Schmitz, Carol ....,,,, .,,,,,,..,,. , .,,,,. 3 3, 36, 37, 52, 133 All School Play 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, Secretary 3, Debate 2, Speech Activities 1, 2, .Aquatic Club 1, 2, Manager 3, Techoes Staff 3, Student Council Rep. 2, 3, Variety Schreifels, Donna ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,.,,,, 1 3 4 Schroeder, Sandra ,,,, , , ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, 134 Schrom, Richard ,,,,.,,,,, , , 47, 66, 68, 69, 86, 134 Letterman's Club 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, Captain 3. Schultz, Vernon ,,,,,,,, , , ,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, , 134 Schumann, Janice ,..,, , , ,.,,,,,.,,, . ...,,,..., 41, 134 Sr. Class Play, Girl's Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, Speech Activities 3. Seutter, Robert,, ,..,,, ,, , ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,134 Letterman's Club 3, Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2 , 3, Wrestling 1, 2. Sherer, Barbara ,,.,,,,, ,. ,,.,,,,..., ,, , ,,,,, ,36, 42, 134 Jr. Exec. Council, Band 1, 2, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Art Club 1, 2, Pep Club 2, The Tech Staff 3. Sigler, Dennis ,,,,,., , ,,,, ,,,,,, , ,, ,,,134 MDVC Vice President 3. Simon, Janice ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, , , , , , ,,,, 1134 Skaalerud, Eve1yn,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,,,,,,,,,, 5 3, 134 Hall Monitor 3, Study Hall Monitor 3. Smith, Myrna., ,,, ,,,,, ,,,, , , , ,.,134 MDVC 3. Smith, Thomas, , ,.,.,,., ,, ,, ,, ,,,,134 Snyder, Veronica ,,,,,.,, .,..,, .,....,,.. ,,.....,,, , , , . ,,,,134 Girl's Glee Club 2, FHA 1, MDVC 3. Spoden, Donna, ,. ,, , ,,,,,,, , ,,,, ,,25, 134 Girl's Glee Club 2. Spychala, Sandra ,,,, ,,,, ,134 Stang, Joan .,.,, ,, ., ,,.,.,,,,, ., ,,,,,..134 Stark, Lewis ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,, 4 8 , 134 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, FFA 2, 3, Vifrestling 2, 3, Career Day Comm. 1. Stark, Myron, ,,,.,,,,.,,,,,.,,.,,.,, ,.,,,.,.,,,.,,,,,,...,,,,,.,, 1 35 Show Comm. 2, 3, Technicana 2, AFS Ex- change Student. Schotl, Pauline ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,, ,,,134 Schramel, Kathrine ,,,,,,., ,,,,,,, 1 34 Schreifels, Donald ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 34 Stavrum, Sandra, ,,,.,,.,... ..,36, 42, 48, 52, 53, 135 Play Production 3, Sr. Class Play 3, Office Messenger 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Red Cross Council 1, 2, Student Council Rep. 1, TNT Secretary 2, 3, The Tech Staff 3, IRC 2. Stein, Virginia ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, ,,,,,,,,, , ,, ,,,,.,, ,,135 IRC 1, TNT 1. Stcllmach, Ca ole ,,,,,,,,, ,, ,.,,.,,,,,,,,,, 36, 41, 42, 44, 46, 52, 96, 97, 119, 135 Sr. Exec. Council, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Art Club 2, Aquatic Club 2, 3, Techoes Staff 33, Pep Club 2, 3, Technicana 2, IRC 1, 2, 3. Stream, Richard ,,,,,,,,,,, 36, 47, 53, 60, 62, 95, 135 Office Messenger 3, NHS 3, Lettorman's Club 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 1, Football 1, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Junior Kiwanian 3. Studer, Douglas ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,.,.,,,..,,,,,,, ,,,....., 1 33, 135 All School Play 2, Football 2, Hockey 2, Stuldent Council Rep. 1, Study Hall Monitor 2, ' . Stueve, Jeanette ,135 Stueve, Melvin .,,.,, , , , ,135 Stuntebeck, Darlene , ,, ,,,,135 Surowski, Mary,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,, , ,, , 135 Sr. Class Play, Speech Activities. Suter, Anne ,...., , ,,,,,,, 36, 40, 41, 50, 121, 135 All School Play 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Red Cross Council 1, 2, Art Club 2, 3, Techoes Staff 3, Career Day Comm. 3, Pep Club 3, AAUW Rep. 3, The Tech Staff 3, Technicana 2, NHS 3. Swanson, Jerry .,,. ,.,,, .,,,,,.,,,, , , , ,,,,,,. 37, 119, 135 Jr. Exec. Council, Sr. Exec. Council, Jr. Rotarian 3, All School Play 2, Band l, 2, 3. Sworski, John, ,, ,,,,, ,, , ,,,.. ,34, 135 Tank, Betty,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,..,, ,, ,,,,,,,,, 39, 40, 41, 135 Mixed Chorus 2, Secretary 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Jr. and Sr. Gregg Artist, Red Cross Council 1. Taufen, Marvin ,,,, ..,,,,,.,,, , ., ,,.....,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,135 Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2. Teneblad, Mary ,,,.,...,,,,,., ,,,.,,,..,,,,,,,, 3 5, 36, 37, 38, 39, 41, 42, 44, 88, 135 Soph. Exec. Council, All School Play 2, Sr. Class Play, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, NHS 3, Speech Activities 2, 3, Techoes Stall 3, griengation Comm. 3, Pep Club 3, AAUW ep. . Tennison, Steve ,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,.,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 39, 136 Band 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, Techoreos 1, 2. Theis, Bonnie ,,,,,.. ,.,..,.,,. ,,.,.,,...,,,.,.,,,. ,,,,,,, 4 2 , 50, 136 All School Play 2, Jr. and Sr. Gregg Artists, Art Club 2, 3, The Tech Stall' 3. Thielman, Leroy .,,. ....,........,.... ,,,,,.,, 4 7 , 57, 77, 136 Football 1, 2, Co-Captain 3. Thiesse, Elaine ,,,,,.,,,,...,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,, 1 36 Gregg Artist 2, 3. Thole, Lorraine ,.,,,,,,,, ,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,136 Sr. Exec. Council 3, Student Council Rep. 1, MDVC 3. Thorson, Bonnie ,,..,.. ,,,.,, , ,, ,,.,,136 Thorson, Dennis Micheal ,, ,, 1,136 Thyen, Eugenie Albert ,,,, ,, ,,,136 Todd, William E .,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,14, '36, 39, 41, 83, 136 All School Play 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, NHS 3, Student Council Rep. 1, Techoreos 2, .Ir. Kiwanian 3. V Wahlin, Dennis, , , ,. , , , 3136 Walhridge, David ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, . ..... N136 Walker, Gailn ,,,,,,,, ,,,, , . ,, ,,,14, 36, 39, 46. 136 Band 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, President 3, NHS 3. Wallack, Dave,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, 47, 66, 68, 69, 136 Letterman's Club 2, 3, Football 1, Track 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2. Warren Stephanien, , , 33, 34, 42, 44, 47, 50, 98, 136 Art Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Student Council Rep. 3, Career Day Comm. 3, Pep Club 3, The Tech Stall 3, Ski Club 3, Secretary- Treasurer 3, Publications Comm. 3. Weber, Rosie, ,, , , ,,,,,,.,,,, ,, ,,,, ,, ,136 MDVC 3. Wehrle, David ,.,.,.,, .,..,.. . , ..,.. , .,,. 32, 33, 36, 37, 42, 47, 53, 60, 80, 83, 85, 87, 119, 136 Jr. Class President, Jr. Rotarian, NHS 2, 3, Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Student Council Rep. 2, President Student Council 3, All Sports Day Attendant 3, The Tech Staff 3, Boy's Co. Rep. 2, Co-Editor Technicana 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3. Weisman, Michael ,, , ,, ,..36, 137 NHS 3. West, Kathleen ,... , ...137 Westherg, Delores ,,,, ,, , ,,., 137 FHA 1. Wesrerhoif, George, ,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,... 47, 56, 137 Lettcrman's Club 3, Football 3, Baseball 3. White, Judith ,,,,,, , ,,,,,.,,,,,,, 14, 39, 41, 50, 58, 137 Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Art Club 2, 3, Flag Swinger 1, 2, 3. Whiteis, Yvonne ,, ,, ,,,,,,,, , ,,,, ,,, , ,,.,,,,..137 Wiesner, John,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,, ,,,..137 Wigton, Karen ,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, 1 4, 32, 33, 34, 36, 37, 44, 76, 78, 81, 85, 89, 137 Soph. Exec. Council, Band 1, 2, NHS 2, 3, Tigerettes 1, Cheerleader 2, 3, Secretary Student Council 3, Chairman Career Day Comm. 3, Pep Club 2, Secretary 3, Home- coming Queen, AAUW Rep. 3, All Sport's Day Comm. 2, 3. Wilson, John, .,., .....,, .,.,,.,,,,,.,,,.,,,, 1 4 , 17, 37, 47, 53, 56, 60, 61, 77, 80, 137 Sr. Exec. Council, Jr. Rotarian 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, Co-Captain 3, Track 1, 2, 3, All Sports Day Attendant 3, Study Hall Monitor 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3. Wittmayer, Karen ,,,,,,, ..17, 36, 42, 44, 47, 137 Soph. Party Comm., Quill and Scroll 2, Presi- dent 3, NHS 3, Red Cross Council 1, 2, Techoes Staff 3, Career Day Comm. 3, Pep Club 3, TNT 1, All Sport's Day Comm. 2, Technicana 2, Ski Club 1, 3, IRC 1. Wojuiechowski, Roger, , ,,,,,,,, , , , , ,, , ,138 Concessions Comm. 3. Wolf. Larry ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, , ,.,, ,138 Wrestling 1, 2. Wolf, Patricia ,,,,,., ,,,, , , , .,138 Worthington, Lee ,, , .,,,.,.,, ,, .,,33, 34, 36, 37, 41, 42, 49, 50, 138 Jr. Exec. Council, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Discussion 1, 2, 3, Speech Activities 2, 3, Student Council Rep. 3, AAUW Rep. 3, Jr. Acad. of Science 2, 3, AFS Variety Show Comm. 3, All School Carn. Comm. 3, Techni- cana 2, Concessions Comm. 3. Wright, Joy ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. , . .36, 42, 44, 48, 138 Play Production 3, Sr. Class Play, Band 1, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, NHS 3, Speech Activities 3, Red Cross Council 1, 2, Pep Club 3, TNT 1, Treasurer 2, 3, Managing Editor The Tech 3. Wyvell, Harland ........,,..,.,,,, ,,,,.,,,...,,..,... 4 7, 57, 138 Letterman's Club 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, Tennis 1. Yurczyk, John,, ,, , 1.48, 137 FFA 3. Zahn, Robert ,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,.,,.,..,.,,....,,.,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,, 138 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, Track 1, Wrestling 1, 2. Zeller, Virginia ,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,..,...,,.,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,. 5 2, 138 Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1, Jr. and Sr. Gregg Artist 2, 3, Red Cross Council 1, 2, 3. Zellmer, Diane ,,,,.,,,......., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 38 Ziegler, William ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 2, 138 Swimming 2. Zieglmeier, Roger ,,,,,. ..,.,, ,,,,, Ziehl, Barbara ...,,,,,,,, ,....,, 1 38 Zona, Patricia .,., ,,,,, Council 3. Adams, Judith., ,, Ahlstrand, Jay , Albers, Bernadine ,,,,. ,, Althaus, Judy ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Amundson, Richard ..., Anderson, Dave ,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,, Antil, Judy , Antil, Thomas, ,,,,,, 27, 1 , Athen, Frances ,, ,, ,, Athman, Roger , 30 47 Babler, James, Baggenstoss, Gerald ,, Baker, Kenneth ,,,, Bartz, Bertha ,,,, ,, Becker, Judie-,,, Becker, Wayne ,,.,,, Beehler, Wayne ,, Behrendt, Larry Benson, John ,,,, Berg, Margo ,,.. Bergh, Tom ,, Bielejeski, Conald ,. Blad, Patricia ,..,.,.,,, Brenden, Sandra, ,, Brown, Leland, , , Brown, Ruth , Brurud, Bette ,, ,, Buchan, Carroll., , Buelow, David ,,,, , Buntjer, Gerald,,, Burkhard, Karen , Carpenter, Kaye, Case, Sheila ,,,, ,, Casey, Darlene ,,,,,,,, Cernohous, David ,, Chandler, George ,, Chirhart, Richard , Christensen, Mary .,,,,, Chute, Janey ,,,,,,,,, , Cihlar, Jacks, Clayton, Richard, , Colletti, James ,,,,,, Cornelius, Sue Cotten, Donna , ,.,112 ,, ,,,,, ,,,, , ,111, 112 33, 34, 44, 73, 111, 112 , ,, ,,,112 , ,,,, 00, 112 ,, ,, ,112 , 57, 00, 62, 111, 112 ,,,,, , ..,.. ,,,,, , ,112 , ,,,, ,,24,48,112 47, 95, 112 , ,,,,,, ,,112 ,,112 ,44, 112 ,112 .112 ,112 ,47, 64, 112 ,,,39, 112 , ,, 112 ,,39, 91, 112 , ,,.,, ,,04, 112 112 9. Craig, Judy ,,,, ,,, ,, ,,33, 46, 48, 52, 83, 94, Cremers, Thomas, , ,, Daiker, Jean ,,,, Daniel, Loren Daniels, Deanna Danskin, David ,,,, Danzl, Alfred, Danzl, Jerry , Dckart, Danie1,, Denne, Gerald, Devine, Charles Dibblee, Kathleen, Dilley, Catherine ,, Dingmann, Helen Donais, Paul ,,,,,,,, ,, Donaldson, Susan, , Driver, Ronald... ,, Dullinger, Arthur,, Ehrlich, Douglas Eieh, Marlin , , Eiffert, Hermann ,, Eilers, Mary ,,,,,,, , ,, Eiynek, Mary Ann,,, Elmquist, Benita Elmquist, Murray ..,., Empting, Patricia ,, England, Margie, , Erickson, Eric Evans, Kenneth.. , , Ewers, Rosalie Fcddema, Carol ,,,, ,, Fenlason, Karolyn ,..,,, Fiereck, Mari1yn,,, , Fish, Barbara ,,,, Fladung, John, ,, ,, Fletcher, Sheila ,,,., ,, Foote, Louis ,,,26, 36, 38, 39, Gallagher, Karen., , , Gasser, Janet Gerads, Ray ,, Gibson, Bart., Gill, Blanche Goennr-r, Michaela, Gohmann, Jean ,,,,, Gominsky, James ,... ,, ,,,. 33, 34, 30, 44, 46,52, 110,111,112 , , ,,,,, 45, 112 ,, ,, ,, 112 ,,39, 112 , 53, 112 ,, 43, 112 53, 41, 52, 110 40, 44, 112 ,, 41, 52, 112 ,, 112 112 ,,,112 , ,,,,112 ,, 39, 40, 48, 52, 112 ,, ,,,, ,, ,.,112 47, 00, 82, 33, 111, 112 14, 36,41,47, 50, 59, 00, 111,112 ,,,,46,112 ,,,, ,, ,112 113 ..,,, .,112 ,112 ,, , ,112 , 47, 09, 112 ,47, 50, 112 , ,,,112 , ,112 ,47, 113 ,, ,,,,,., 112 , ,, ,, ,,,,112 , ,40, 50, 112 41, 112 ,, ,,,,,,,,, 114 , ,,,114 , ,, .,114 , ,,,,, 115 , 43, 52, 112 , . ,112 , , ,,112 30, 41, 91, 94, 95, 115 , , 112 , ,, , 112 , 117 ,, ,,22 ,,,,112 ,,112 ,40, 112 , 40, 112 , ,, 40, 112 , ,,,, , ,,,,, 1 ,,,117 33, 34, 52, 111, 112 41, 43, 44, 50, 39, 117 ,40, 113 .,,113 ,, ,,,113 ,52, 113 ,, ,,,, 24, 113 ,.27,39,45, 111,113 1 , , 113 , , , , , ,113 Gondringer, Carol, , ,,,,,,,,, ,, ,52, 53, 138 Zwack, Gloria ,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, I 3 8 Zwillihg, Matt ,Y Girls' Glee Club 2, Hall Monitor 3, Red Cross Hall Monitor 3. FFA 1, Secretary 2, 3. JUNIORS Grandy, Sharon ,,,,, Groepper, Joan,, ,, Guenther, Jutta ,,,, Haesecke, Richard ,.,. Hahn, Danny, , Hall, Thomas, , Hansen, Pete, Harris, Gale ,,,, Harvey, Anne , , Haverland, Andrea., Heaton, John,, , , Heckelman, Laurel., ,, Hennek, Patricia ,, Hibbard, Patricia,,, , Hill, Betty ,, Hoeft, Janet, ,, , Hoeschen, James , , Hollencamp, Conral ,, Hollenkamp, Bill Hollermann, Elizabeth, Holmes, Diana,, , Holt, Karen,, ,,, , Honer, John , , Jansen, Duane .. , Jensen, Tom ,, , Johnson, Alice ,,,, Johnson, Gail Jones, Loretta .,.. Jude, Kathy, Juenemann, Ben, , Jussila, Robert ,,,, I Kaeter, Mary , Kelley, Georgia , Kenning, Phyllis,, ,, Klaers, Tom, ,,,,,,, ,, Kleinbaum, John , , Kloss, John ,,,, , Klug, Sy1via,, . Knutson, David,,, Knutson, Joan ,,,,,, ,, ,, ,.,113 ,,39, 113 ,, 40, 113 ..113 ,, ,,,113 39, 41, 113 , ,,..,,,,,113 , 40, 48, 113 ,,113 ,, ,,,,, ,, , ,113 39, 46, 48, 91, 113 ,, 113 113 ,, , ,, 43, 49 H 1,113 113 Kochendorfer, David ,,,, .. ,, , 34, , ' , Kotschevar, Ronald ,,,,,, , Kramer, Carol ,, ,, , Kremers, Joyce ,,,,, , Kropp, John ,, Krueger, Karen ..,.. Krupa, Carol., ., Kucoers, Betty. Kurkosky, Mary ,,,,,., Lagergren, Virginian Lamprecht, Meridel ,,,,, Latzka, Janice. ,,,,, ,,, Laudenbach, Gary ,,,, , Lauer, Roger ,,,, ,,,,, Lauer, Thomas ,,,,,,. Lee, Deanne ,, ,, ,, Lemke, Betty ,,,, Leraas, John,, ,,,,, ,, Lindley, Jennifer,,,,, Linn, Beverly Linn, Marlyn ,, ,, Lintgen, Kenneth ,,.., , Lobb, James ,,,, Lodoen, John ,, Loesch, Perry Lommel, Bernard ,,,, Luebesmier, James, , Luker, Becky ,,,.,,, , , Lund, Patricia ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 33 McDonnell, Betty ,.,,., ,, McManus, James ,,,,.,,, Maiers, Julius ,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,, Malikowski, Elizabeth,, ,, Mallough, Teri ,,,,., ,, Maness, Sharon., ,, May, Janice, Meemken, Leroy, , Meinz, Bruce, Merten, Richards, , Mertcs, Richard ,,,, , Mesenburg, Dale Meyer, Marlys Mick, Loren ,, Middendorf, Sandra , ,,,, ,113 19,113 ,, 113 , 33,113 ,, , 113 ,, 113 ,, ., ,,,30,41,40,47, ,50, 82, 33, 5.9, 111, 113 , , ,, 52,113 ,, , 39, 41, 113 ,,15, 36, 43, 44, 46, 113 ,,39, 41, 43, 50, 79, 113 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.113 ,,,,, ,,,,,114 47, 90, 111, 114 ,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, , ,114 ,.,114 ,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,114 , , 13,33,39, 43 ,,44, 45, 52,-110, 111, 114 47 57 114 47 64 05 114 4 1 1- 1 02 , ,114 114 .47, 56, 59, 60, 114 , ,..,,, , , 114 46 52 ,,11-1 ,, , 114 40 114 22, 24, 40, 114 ' ,33,W113 23, 114 ,,42 114 ,,,, , 114 114 , ,, 57, 64, 65 ,,3I1, 43,111 , 114 114 , ,114 , 38,114 , , ,114 , 43,114 ,,,, ,,'f30, 33,' 39, 41, 43, 44, 45, 46, 52, 90, 91 , 34, 33, 39, 41, 45, 50, 89 ,,,, ,39,43, 52 4 3, ' 1 1 1 if -111,43 ,, ,,,,. 115 ,,39, 115 ,,115 ',', 48, 115 115 24777 115 ,, 'Q115 Mills, Mary ,,,, ,.,,,, ...,,.. , ,,,. ,,,.,,,, 1 6 , 17, 34 ,, , , 36, 41, 413, -'14, -15, 52, 111 Nlilner, Arthur ,,,,,,, , ,,,, ,, ,,,, ., , Mockros, Howard , ., , , , Moeller, Bernice ,,,,,, ,, Mosley, Claude ,.,, , , , ,, ,, , Mruz, John ,,,,, M ,, ,,,, , ,,,, , ,,,, ,, 27 Muntifering, Roger ,,,,,,,,, 47, 64, 65, 86, 111 Murphy, LeRoy ,,..,,.. , ,..,, ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,., , ,, Negaard, Donald ,,,,..,., , ,.,,, , ,,,,,,, ,47 Nelson, Donna,, , .27, 36, 40, 44, 46, 52, 97 Nelson, Fredric, ., ,,36, -11, 56, 58, 63 Nelson, Gayle, ,, ,, 40, 110, 111 Nelson, Verone .,.. , , ,, , Nieters, James, ,,,, I ,, ,, Nordang, Thomas,, Notch, James ,, ,,,, ,, Notch, Kath1een,, , Notch, Larry ,,,,,,, , , 43 Och, Edward ,,,., ,,,, ,,,, , . , ,,,,, , ,, O'Conne1l, Gera1d,,, ,, ,17, 36, 50, 115 Oehrlein, Janet ,,.,..,, , ,, , 524 Oehrlein, Roberta ,, , , ,, . 0'Gara, Kay ,,,,,, ,, ,, Olson, Margaret, , ,, Papesh, Frank , Parker, Steve ,, ,, ,, ,, Parsons, Bill, ,,,, ,, ,, ,, . H Patrias, Mary, ,, 133, 311, 35, 36, 44, 52 Pattison, John ,,,, , , ,, , .39 Paulson, Janice,,, , , , 52 Perkins, Jerry ,,,,, 50 Persen, Joyce ,,,, Peterson, Diane ,,,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 40, 52 Peterson, Karen J., ,, 39, 44, 52, 91 Peterson, Karen R. ,, ,,,,,,,,, ,, ,, 41 Peterson, Randy,, , 18, 33, 41 Philipsek, Everett ,,,,, ,,,, , ,,,,,, , Pietrzak, Marilyn ,,,, , , , ..,,, ,,., , ,,,,39 Pikarski, Sharon,,. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,..,,. 5 0 , 52 Pilantz, Dwain ,47, 59, 60, 61, 63, 80, 87 Primus, Gwen, ,, ,, ,,,, ,, . Proell, LeRoy, ,,,,,, , ,, , , Prom, Joseph, .. Putnam, Hollis ,,,,.., Raphael, Dorothy,,, ,,,, .,,.,,..,,..,., ,,,,, , Rausch, Mary ,.,.,, , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,, ,.,.. , ,, Reed, Janet ,,. .,.,, , ,35, 36, 41, 44, 46, 52 Rein, Richard ,.,,.,.. , Reischl, Sy1vester.,, Richards, Viola, Rieland, Dona1d.,, Robbins, Ronald . Roering, Richard , Rogoshcske, Ronald , Roos, Michael ,... , Rosha, Joan ,,,,,,,,,, Rosinger, James . Ructer, David.. Runell, Kathleen ,,,,, Salzhrun, Arlene ,...., Schafer, Earl ....... .,,, Schave, Marla.. ,,.,.. , . Scherer, Dallen ..,... ,, ,, Scherlenberg, Donald ,,,,, Schlicht, Patricia ,,,,,,,, , 36 Schmidt, Delphine ,,.,, ,, Schmitt, Kenneth, Schneider, Barbara Schneider, Ronald ,,,,,, Scholen, James ,,,.,,,,,,,, Schreifels, David,, Schroer, Susan ,,,,, Schrom, Joyce. , Schuldt, Maynard Schwartz, Norma,,, Scanger, JaCk,, ,,,, ,, Seppelt, Dave .....,.. Siddens, James ,.,,, Skelton, Dave ,,,,, Skuza, Naomi .,.., Smitten, Carol ,,,,, Snyder, Darlene ,,,, Snyder, Sandra ,,,,, , Solbrack, Sharon., , Spicer, William ..,,, , Spychala, Robert, Miller, Ann ,,,,,, ,,,, , , Miller, Caro1,,, , Miller, Elaine ,,,,,,,,, Miller Marlene .. Miller, Ruth ,,,,, ,, ,, f140, 52, ,,,30, ,,,40, 115 115 115 115 115 Stelfes, David ,,,,,,,, Steman, Joanne ,,,, Steman, Philip ,.,,,,, Storms, Robert Stout, Diana ,,,,,,,, H -Y 1 1,43 50 69 ' 33117764 H 1 ' V46 H V , 339 ,43,52,111,114 48 , V36 , 39, 44, 50, 52 . 58 -10 , 43 46 ,, ',','-40 H1131l,50 ,, '17, 50,013,117 138 35, 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 116 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 116 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 5 Strack, Duane ....,, . Stricker, James ..,,,, ..., -..117 117 36, 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 .Strommen, Judy ,,,,,,,, . ,,.....,......,.. 33, 34, 35, .. ......40, 46, 52, 97, 115, Stueve, Bernard ..,, , ,,,,..,,,,,,, ,. ,,,,,,,,, ,, Steuwe, Dorothy.. ,,,,. ,,..,. . . , Stumpf, Joyce ,,,,,, ,,,, Sumbs, Anna ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, . ,,,,,, ,,,,, , Surowski, Margaret .,,, .. Y,,, ,..,,., 1 9, Svee, Vernon ,,,...,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 7 0 , Swanson, James ....,... , ,,... 19, 111, Syverson, Douglas ,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, Szafranski, Anthony ,,,, ,,,,, , Talbert, Denis ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Teigen, Warren ,,,,,,., 33, 34, 35, 36, 47, 110, 111, Tennison, Alvin .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 3 9 , Theen, Karen ,,,,,..,,,,,,,, .,,, ,,,,, , , , ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, , . Theiler, Thomas ,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, Theis, Sandra ,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 6, Theisen, Roger ..,,,, Abraham, Gary... Abraham, Jack .,.,, Abraham, Pat... Agnew, Carole.. Allen, Sharon ,..1,,,,, Allmon, Dennis ,,,,,,,,,, Ampe, Debbie ...,,,,,l Anderson, Lyn ,l,,,,,,, Anderson, Melrene, ,,,, , Annis, Roger ,,,, ll,l,,,,,, 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 ',ff4'1', -104 eeeeeeeeeeee.,.,.l ..4 1 15 104 , . iii.15,n3V9,'41: -..,--...49, 50, -...47, 52, 95, 104 104 104 -.-.39, 63, 104 -44 45 52 Asleson, Robert ,,,,., , ,,,,,, 39, 41, 49, 63, 104 Athen, Donna ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , .104 Athman, Judy ,,.,,,, ,,,l,,, 1 5, 33, 41, 104 Avok, Alan ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bakeman, Lois ,,1,,1,, ,,,,,,,,...,.,,,., 1 04 Baker, William .,,,.,, ,,,., .,,,, 5 8 , 69, 104 Bares, Barbara ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 0 4 Bares, Elizabeth ..,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 04 Bartlett, Judy .,,,,,,, ,, ,,,, 34, 41, 44, 46, 50 Bartz, James ,,..,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 104 Beaulieu, Judy ,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,, ,,,,,,, 5 0 , 52, 104 Bechtold, Benedict ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 0 4 Beck, Wayne .....,... . . -104 Beckers, Bonita .,.,,,,,, ,.., . Beckers, Yvonne .,,,,,, ,,,,4 Bellmont, Sharon- ,,,,, .--104 Benner, Diane ...,, . , ...-104 Benoit, Janet ,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 04 Bensen, Mary ,,,,1,, ,,,. . , ,,,..,. 41, 44, 104 Berger, Richard ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,l,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, . 109 Bergh, Kristin ,,,,,,, l ...41, 44, 52, 104 Bernett, Dave ....,, ,,.. ..,, ,,,..,,,.,,..,. 1 0 4 Beumer, Richard.. ,,,, ,,,, . ., Beyer, Karen ,..,..,,.. ,,., ,,..,Y.....,,.. 1 0 4 Biendara, Emil ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, 18, 70, 104 Billig, Patrick .,.,,,,, , ,,.,,,,,,,,,, 104 Binsfeld, Susan ....,,, ,,,,. . .46, 104 Bjerke, Barbara ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , . Blommer, James, ,.i,,, ,,,,,,,,, 1 04 Boese, Marlene .,.....,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 04 Borchardt, Charles ,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,, ., Borgwardt, Ronald ,,,.,,. ..., ,,,,,.,. Boulton, Wayne ........ ..70, 104 Braiedy, William ,,,,,,, .. ,,,,,, -,104 Brainard, Timothy ,,,,,., ,,,,,.,. 6 3, 104 Brambrink, Larry ..,,.,,, . ,..., . ...,.,,.. 104 Brezinski, Bonnie ,,.,,,,,, ,..,. 1 8, 46, 52 Brinkman, Robert H .,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 1 04 Brinkman, Robert L ..., , ,,., ,,,,.. 1 04 Brinkman, William ,.,,,,, ,-.104 Bukowski, Diane ,,,,, ,,,,, , ..105 Buntjer, Beverly ,,,,, ,,,, , ., ,,,,, 105 Burton, Donald, , ,,,,,, ,,.,,, . .. 105 Cairns, Paul ..,..,,,,, .,,,,.., 3 9, 64, 105 Carlson, Judy .....,,, ,,............... Carlson, Rollie ,,...,,, .,..,,.,........,. 1 05 Carter, Michael ....,.,,.4,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,., ,,.,,, 2 1 , 58, 105 Cater, Carol ,...,...,,,.............,.......,...............,,..... .,,.... 1 05 Cater, Neide ,,,,,,,..,,.,. 41, 44, 45, 47, 50, 52, 102, 105 Chirhart, Roger.- .,...,...,,,......,..,...,.,....,..,............,.... 105 Chisholm, Dale ..,,.,.....,.........,..,...,,..,...,........,,..... 58, 64 Chrast, Duane.-- ....,........... ......... 6 6, 109 Christensen, Margaret ....... ..,............ Corne, Karen .,..,,.............. ,........ 5 2, 105 Cossette, Marianne.- ...... ............ Court, Arnold .,.,.......... ..,...... 1 05 Daniels, Dorene ......... ......... 1 05 Danzl, Richard ...... .,....,.. 1 05 DeGree, Rose ............. .... ............................. 1 0 5 Dickinson, John ......,.. ....,....,...,....................... 1 05 Diedrich, Donna ,,..... .............. , ,.................. 4 1, 115 Dodgson, Harry ....... -33, 41, 47, 57, 60, 105 Doering, Russell .,........ Donabauer, Quentin..-... Drayton, Carrnella ,...,. Dukowitz, Bernard.- ...... -....-.41, -70 109 105 105 Thole, Frank .......... Thompson, Carol .,....,.. Thompson, Dixie ..,..,.., , ,,.,, 41, 48, 52, 93, Thorpe, DiAnn ......... ................,,... 5 2, 111, Thyen, Lloyd ...,..........,... ......, 3 9, 47, 57, 64, 91, Tischner, Kathleen .,.,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , ,,,, , , ,, Tourand, William ..,,... ,,.,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, , - Trossen, James ......,..,,,.. ,. ,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,, - Uherecken, M. Catherine ...,.............,.. 33, 35, 36, 45, 49, 52, 79, Updike, Ronald ....,, ,..,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,, , 2 3, Vandell, Linda,--. , , ,,,,, 4, 33, 34, 44, 78, Varner, Pamela ,,....., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 6 , Vavricka, Marlys ,.,...... ., .... .. Vouk, Harold .,......,... ,,,,,,, ,,,, - , , , Walsh, Lorraine ...,,,., . ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Wass, Byron ,.,.. ........ , -39, 41, 60, Weihrauch, Joan ....,.... 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 39, 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 117 SOPHCMCRES Edgerly, Linton ..,.. Eich, Jo Ann ,,,,.,,,,,,,, Eikmeier, Kenneth .... Eiynck, Beatrice ..... .. Ellefson, Cyril .......,. Emond, Samuel .,...,. Engen, Diane .,.,..,,.,,.. . Engstrom, Doreen .... . Evans, Mary Jane ........ Faelske, Vivian .,....,.......... Fahrenholz, Kathleen ....... Fandel, Thomas .,........ . Feia, Carol .............. Feigum, Marlene ..., Ferrario, Bruce,-. .... . Fiereck, Jack ....,..,. ..,--57, 58, 64, , -17.741, 1 -...33, 63, , Fleming, Bonita .... , ...,.......,...,....,........... 39, Folsom, Jean ............... 16, 34, 41, 44, 52, 78, Frampton, David ........ . ..............,............. 39, 91, Fruth, Ronald .........,.,. ., , ..,,. ,.,... Fuecker, Rolaine .....,,,. . Gans, John ,.......... ,,,, ,..,, Garner, Arnold .,.,.,,... ..... Genrich, Judy ...... . ,.,,, , Gerdes, James ...... ..... , 39 Gohman, James... .,..... 69, Gohmann, LeRoy ....... .... , 69, Grabowski, Arlin ........ . ..... . Grams, Dennis ,...,.,... , Grieger, Robert .... ., Gross, Donald ...,.. Gruska, Rose ....... Guinn, Marjorie ...... Hainlin, Thomas .,,.... Hanson, Harry .......... Hartmann, Judy ..,.... . Haynes, Russell ...,..,, Heaton, Janet .......... Hedlund, Garey ...... Hein, Gary ..,,.,,,.,,,,,,..,. Hellman, James...-....,, Henningsgaard, Judy, Herges, William .,..,..,...... Hertzberg, Doris .... .... Heurung, Ronald ..,,..... ... .l5, 70, 105, .-,.-33, 39, 33, 41, 44, 49, 94, , --.41, , Hiemenz, Yvonne .....,.... . Hinkemeyer, Dale ,..,,,,... Hinkemeyer, Gerald... Hoehl, Barbara .....,......., Hoffman, Lyle ............. ....................................... , 69 34, 39, 46, 52, 94, 97, Hollermann, James. ,...... . Houghton, Myron ....... Jacobs, Becky ......,, James, Mary ........, Jansen, Ed .............. ,- Jansky, James. ............. , Jenderseck, Robert ........ Jendro, John ............... Johnson, Diana ...... , Johnson, Lee-., ..... . Jude, Susan .....,........ Kalscheuer, Robert .... Kenning, John ,,........... Keough, Joan...-.., Kieke, Doris ,,,,,.....,.. Kierzek, Carol ,......,..., Kierzek, Donald ........ ' Kiffmeyer, Gary ......,, Kiifmeyer, Vernon ,....,.. Kirschman, Fred ........ Kjenstad, David ........ Kjos, Sharon ........,.. Klein, Ronald.- ..... Klein, Wayne.--... .,.-..41, 44, .39, 49, 50, ..,-.69, 102, ,, f.ff41,'5?, 64,' 105 105 109 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 104 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 106 104 105 105 105 105 105 105 109 109 105 105 105 109 105 105 105 105 105 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 109 106 106 106 106 106 Welch, Douglas ....., , Wiehoff, Janet .,...... Wilhelm, Robert .... . . Will, Ronald ........ .. , Winter, Romona Witzman, Jean ....., , Wolff, Dave ,.,,.,.,.,. Wolter, Joseph ...... Wolters, Patricia ......... Wurzburger, Thomas. Young, Edmund Zak, Cleora .....,,.....,, ,, Ziebol, Gretchen ,...... Ziehl, Clifford ........ Zieske, Charles-, Zindler, Lee .....,.,,, Zutter, Michael .... . Zwilling, Nick ...... , Kleinbaum, Richard.. 44 i5'Q ' ff'-47,56 , 117 117 -117 24 ..117 , 117 48 ,. ,-20, 47, Klocker, Clarence .....,,. Knoblach, Lloyd ,... .,,, Koch, Gloria .....,,... Koenig, Gerald .....,.,, Kollmann, David .......... Koprek, Nancy ,,-,,..,., . i .,., .. Kotschevar,Lorraine... , Kramer, Ione .......,,. ,,,, Krause, Barbara .....,..,,. Krippner, Marlene ..... Laakso, Kathryn ..... . Lacher, Mary ........., ,, Lagergren, Eugene..-. Lahr, Melvin ..,..-.....,. Landy, Roberta ....., ,, Larson, Eugene .....,,.. Larson, Virginia ...,.,..,.. ., ,J--a6,n6V4q ,. ff f fffiio A' , .,,. ,,..... 3 9, 41, ,, 117 117 , 117 117 117 117 ,117 117 117 117 106 109 106 106 106 , 106 , 106 106 , 106 44 45, 50, 52, 91, 102, 106 106 -.-.-. 41, 44, ..41, 44, 50, ff .Ei9', 41,'44, 5i'' Laughlin, John .........-,,.... ,,,,,.,,,.,,.,.,, ,,,... Laughton, Geraldine ....,..,.,,,,, ...,,,,.. , Lehnen, Floyd ..--,..,,.,,......,, ,,,,.., ,,,.,, , ,,,, , Lenarz, Amelia .,.,...,,... , ,,.,,,......,,,,,......, Lenzmeier, Wayne .,.,,., .... 3 3, 41, 47, 57, 60, Levan, Joan ..........,,, ., Levine, Dennis .....,,,.,, Lewis, Nancy E. ....... . . ,4,,, ,44. . 4, , , ...... .....,..... . . 58, Libbesmeier, Angeline, ....,. Liljenberg, Richard ....,,,.. Lindquist, Sandra ....,.. Lister, Roy ....,...,.. Lohmann, King ........ Lommel, Joseph .... Lommel, Lloyd ...... Long, Wilma ........... Longwell, Sandra ,,,,,, 63' ,49, 91, 104 a 1 1 1 1 1 1 fQ.,.Q145, 55i Q46 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 , 109 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 107 107 ..107 107 1 Lucius, Kathy ......,., ,.,. 4 1, 107 Luger, Richard ...,,.., ,..,,. ,107 Lyon, Thomas ..... .... . . .. . 41, 107 McConnell, Douglas ...,,... ,. . .-39, 109 McDonald, Daniel .... , -91, 107 McElhone, Joy .......,.. . ,,,. ...41, 107 McLeland, Larry ,..,.. ,,,.,...,., 39, 107 Mack, Dennis .-,,..,,.. ,, ,, , -,50, , 107 Maehrein, Robert ....,,,,. ,,...,,.......,,.. Maher, ltfarjorie .,...,,,, , , -39, 46, 107 Maile, Betty ................... ..,... ,.......... 1 0 7 Malikowski, Robert ...... ...107 Manthey, Joyce ,............ -107 Mathies, Lorraine ......,., -.107 May, John .................. -107 Mayer, Douglas ....... , ...... ...107 Mayhew, Patricia-, ,..., - -.107 Meinz, Sharon ,,.,...,, , . . .... , 107 Meyer, Daryl ...,.... . .,.. .. ..... ...... , ...107 Meyer, Harold ..,.,. .. , ,.............. ..... , Meyer, Peter .............. .... . ..41, 56, 58, 91, 107 Milhaupt, Jo Ann ........, ,,... ........... 1 8 , 33, 34, 35, , -..,-.41, 44, 50, 52, 95, 107 Miller, Delroy ...... ............................................... 1 07 Miller, Jerome ..,. . .... . ,.... ............,. .... ...... 6 9 , 107 Miller, Terry ..,......................................................... 107 Millett, Sue .......,.... .... 3 4, 41, 43, 44, 45, 50, 52, 107 Milner, Robert ....., ..-.. Mitchell, Luella .....,,,.. -57, 58, Mockros, Edward ......... ...... ..,. Mohs, Bruce ...........,... Muldoon, Mary .....,,,.. Naegli, Ronald ......... Nathan, Donald ....... Nelson, Carole ,.... Netz, Kathleen ..., ,. Netz, Kenneth .....,, Nielsen, Betty ,...,..,, Nothnagel, Joan ......, Nystrom, Michael ...., ...33, 41, ' 'ffS'9', '41, 4'9i ffQQfQ5S 410' 1107 1 107 1 107 1 107 107 107 , 107 107 , 107 107 1 ,KJJIO7 Olson, Daniel.. . . Olson, Donald. O'Neill, James ,,,,,,, Ophoven, Mike ,.,. Osgood, Patricia.. Pallies, Nancy ..,,..,,, Pappenfus, Michael. .. Parsons, Richard . Partch, Rose ,.,.,,,,,, . Patterson, Ronald .. . Paulson, John ..,, . Payne, Joanne. Pearson, David. Pelissier, James ..., , ,,,,,,,,, 41, 63, 107 .....39, 64, 91, 107 . ,,,,,, 44, 107 . 58,107 .......107 ....107 . . ,,,,, ...107 . ..,r, 93,107 41, 107 .......41, 70, 108 ........70, 106, 108 108 Peterson, Barbara . ,,..,,.,., . .,.,,,r 41, Peterson, Marsha.. . . .,,..,,,,,, 33, 39, 41, 44, . . ...47, 50, 52, 83, 108 Pfannenstein, Carol ,,,,,, . ., . ..,,.., ....108 Phillipp, Ralph ,,.... . .. ..,,,...,,.. 108 Phillips, Cory ,,,, ..,., ,,,, 5 8 , 70, 108 Pick, Joseph ,,,,,,,,,r.,,,,,.. ,... . ,,,.,,,., 1 08 Plantenberg, Ronald ,,,,,,.,. .....10S Poepke, Bernette ,,,,,,,.,,, . ..,,,,,,.. 41, 108 Prigge, Betty ,,,,,, .. ,,,,,, ,,,,,.. 4 1, 44, 108 Prom, Sidney ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,..,,..,..,......,,..,,..,,,.,.,.,,,, 1 6, 109 Przybilla, Sharon. ..,.,..,.......,.....,, .,,,,,., ,,,,..,,,.,,,,,,,. 1 0 8 Puhl, Judi ,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,, 39, 41 44, 47, 50, 52, 82, 108 Raden, LeRoy .. ,,,,,,,,, . .,,,,,,.. 108 Raden, Roger .. . ,,,,, ....108 Rainer, Joseph . . .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,..,,.. ....108 Raiter, Martha ,,rr ...39, 44, 47, 50, 52, 108 Rakotz, Maigiyn ..,,, .. . . ,,,,,,,,.,,,.. ..........108 Rasmussen, esley . .. ,,,, Rathbun, Lana ....,.,, .. .. . ... ..-.108 Reber, Judith.. ,,.,,, .. .. . .......108 Rein, Marilyn ..,.,,, .. .. ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,....,...,,,,,,. .107 Roberts, Donna r,,, .. ,.., 39, 41, 44, 50, 52, 108 Michie, Mr. J. K .... .,...,.. ........,,....,A,...,,,.A...,... 1 2 , 13 Carleton, B.A., U of M, M.A., Columbia U, Superintendent of St. Cloud Public Schools. Herda, Mr. F. J ....,...................,....,,,,,,,,,.,, 12, 13, 99 U. of M, M.A., principal, advises NHS. Andersen, Mr. Carl ,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,...,....,.,......r , ,..... 1 9 U of M, B.S., advises Art Club. Anderson, Mr. R. A .,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.....,...,.. ..,,. 2 4 U of M, B.S. Antil, Mr. R. T ........,.....,..,.....,,,,,., ,,,,,,,,. . ... .....16 St. Thomas, U of M, St. Cloud State, St. Benedict's, B.S., advises Ski Club. Bacon, Miss Myrtle C ............ ............. .....,.......... 1 4 U of M, B.A., M.A.. Minneapolis College of Oratory, McPhail, Chicago Little Art Theatre, U of Wis., adviser to plays, radio programs, State League contest and other speech ac- tivities. Behrens, Mr. A. J ..........,... . St. Cloud State, B.S., Senior Class adviser. Benson, Mr. George J. ., .. .. ... ..... .... ..... . . .-.25 St. Cloud State, Bradley U, B.S., Georgia Tech, Oglethorpe U. M.A. Bettendorf, Mr. Henry L ............ .....,.......... 2 0, 112 St. Cloud State, U of M, B.S., M.A., advises Student Council. Blowers, Mr. Roy K ........... . . .,...,,,..,.....,..,.,., 16, 113 St. Cloud State, U of M, M.S., Jr. Class adviser, A.F.S., Library Board. Bothen, Miss Agnes .,..... .,.......,..,,.,.......,..,... 1 4, 117 Concordia College, B.A., T.N.T. Chamberlin, Mr. D. H ....... ,..... 2 2 Stout State, B.S. Coleman, Mr. C. C ........... .....,...........,..... ......... . . .114 Montana State U, B.S., Colorado State College of Education, M.A., Junior Class adviser. Coyle, Mr. John. ...,..,.,........,..........,,...,.......... 14, 105 St. John's U, B.A. Crose, Mr. Lyle C .............................. ..... ........... 7 , 71 Augsburg College, St. Cloud State, U of M, B.A., Techoreos, Baseball, Director of Phy. Ed. and Safety, St. Cloud Public Schools. Dahl, Mr. Ames ...............,...................................,.. 19 Hamline U, Northwestern U, B.A., M.M. Delp, Mr. Verne R .... ,........,....................... ........... 1 4 Litchfield Teacher Training Department, Iowa Wesleyan College, St. Cloud State, B.S., Chairman of Sophomore advisers. Rogosheske, Philip ...... . ..33, 56, 58, 63, 106 Rosha, Donald ...... . .... ......... . ...109 Ruehle, Patricia ...... ............... 4 6, 108 Salmela, Gary ..... . . ..39, 91, 108 Salzbrun, Shirley .....,..... .108 Salzbrun, Sylvia ,...... .... .... . . 108 Schabel, Karen .... . .. . 139, 103 Schendzlos, 'Mary . ...... ..108 Schindler, Richard ....... . ......... 103 Schlangen, Dorothy.. ......... 53, 108 Schleicher, Janet . . . . .. ........ ...108 Schlicht, Mary .,.. . .46, 52, 108 Schlueter, Ralph . ...... 108 Schmit, Daniel... . ...... N107 Schmit, Dennis... .. .... .............. . . . ....... ......108 Schmitt, William ...... .. ........................ 57, 58, 108 Schmitz, Lynne ,,,,..,.,,......,.....,..,..,.,,.,..,, 34, 35, 38, 39, 44, 46, 47, 50, 52, 102, 108 Schroeder, Jerome . . ............................ ...... ..... 1 0 9 Schrom, Jerry ........ ..................... . . .. . ........ ...108 Schuh, Susan .. ..4l, 52, 108 Seitz, Sharon ..... . ........ . Simon, Robert . . .... ...108 Skaggs, Melvin ,,.,.,... . ......... 108 Smith, Jerry ......... .. ..... .. .. .... ..-...109 Solinger, Kathryn ........ . . ...... 39, 46, 108 Sovada, James ........ .. ..57, 58, 63, 108 Spoden, Kenneth ...... ..................... 1 08 Stang, John ............ . .... . . .....108 Stark, William, ..,.. . . ,.............. 108 Stene, Janet ............... . . ..................... 108 Stensrud, Michael ...... ........ 3 3, 39, 63, 108 Stephan, Carol ........ .. ..................... 108 Stephens, Nancy ...... , .....,. 39, 108 Stillman, Diane ......... ............ 1 09 Strack, Melvin ..,.,.... . .. Stueve, Dennis ..,. .... . ....109 Surowski, Michael .. . .. ..., ..109 FACULTY Doane, Mr. Malcolm ..... ,....... ................ ........ 7 2 St. Cloud State, B.A., Tennis. Dolan, Mr. Patrick ......,..................... ........... 7 1 St. John's U, B.A., Baseball. Doucette, Mr. Kenneth ......,....... St. Cloud State, B.S. .........21, 113 Frantti, Mr. William ...................... 16, 56, 64, 115 Michigan College of Mining and Tech., St. Cloud State, U of M, B.S. Froiland, Mr. Donald J. ........................ 14, 70. 116 St. Olaf, B.A., Swimming. Gove, Miss Gertrude B .........................,....... 20, 116 Hamline U, B.A., U of Wis., M.A. Grose, Mr. J. V. .............. ......,.....................,... l 6. 107 St. Olaf, A.B. Gruba, Mr. H. J .,................................. .. .............. 20 St. Cloud State, B.S., Chairman of Department of Social Sciences. Gulbrandson, Mrs. V ............................... 3 ......,.. . H14 St. Cloud State, St. Olaf, B.A., Junior Girls' Club. Harms, Miss Helen L ........................,.................. 27 Valparaiso U, U of M, Northwestern U, B.S., Speech clinician. Henningsgaard, Mr. Gerald. ....... ........ 1 9 St. Cloud State, B.E. Hertz, Mr. E. A ............................,..,....................... 19 Carleton College, B.A., Columbia U, M.A., Band Director, Dance Band. Hill, Miss Catherine Jane ............................ 15, 18 College of St. Catherine, B.A. Hill, Miss Patricia ..........,......................................, 18 College of St. Teresa, B.A., Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Pep Club. Hollmeyer, Mr. H. E ............................................. 27 Hanover College, B.S., Audio-visual Aids Director. Hutchens, Mr. W. H ............ , ................................ 22 Iowa State, B.A., Colo. State, U of M, M.A., Senior class adviser, Adviser of M.D.V.C. Isakson, Mr. E. 0 .................................. ........ 2 5 St. Cloud State, U of M, B.S. Jambeck, Mr. Thomas ................. .,,.... 1 5, 31 St. John's U, B.A., Debate. Johnson, Mr. J. R ................................,...,............ 19 St. Olaf College, U of Colo., U of M, Montana State U, B.A., Talbert, Bruce .... . 163, Taylor, Sherry.. . . Theiler, Roger.. .... .. Theisen, Phyllis .... .. . Theisen, Richard .... .. . Thiesse, Doris .,.... Thoele, Bruce... . . 109 . 146, 109 109 Thole, Alan ......... Thompson, Cathy. 109 109 109 . . .... ......... .... 1 0 9 . .41, 44, 109 Thompson, Jerry, ,, . ...109 Thorson, JoAnn.. . D109 Tischner, Jack... .109 Tischner, Wally ...109 Van Vickle, Calvin.. .. ...109 Walters, Betty ,,.... .. . .... 109 Warren, Sandra. .. . ...109 Weber, Alvin... . . . ....109 Wedl, Mary... .... .. . ..........109 Wegner, Robert .............. ......... 3 9, 109 Weismann, Daniel ......... . 142, 58, 109 Welch, Jacqueline. .... .... Wenck, Jerry ........ . ........ 109 Westberg, Donald .... . ........ N109 Westerhoff, Connie ...... . . ............. .. Wilson, Dennis .. ..57, 58, 109 Winter, Arlys .... .............. .109 Wolfe, Glenn .... .. ..... ....... 1 09 Yackley, Vincent... ...., ...................................... . 109 Youel, Richard ........ ....... 3 3, 41, 57, 58, 69, 109 Zahn, Larry ....... .. ............,. 109 Zeller, Patricia.. .... ....... 5 2, 109 Zenner, Ronald .... . .......... 109 Zipp, Harold ...... .. .. .109 Zwilling, Ronald .. .109 Johnson, Miss Myrtle .........,..................., . .... 6, 27 Swedish Hospital School of Nursing, R.N., U of M, B.S., School Nurse, Minnesota Nurses' Association, Fellowship in the American School Health Association, American Red Cross, Stearns County Board. Kasch, Mr. Warren ....,....,.......... 13, 20, 60, 63, 119 Cornell, B.A., U of M, U of Wis., North- western, advisory committee, Basketball. Kerr, Mr. R. S ............................ ............... . .... 1 3, 16 State Teachers' College, Millersville, Pa., B.S., St. Cloud State, Advisory Committee. Killeen, Miss Kathleen ....... ...... .... . . . ............. ..26 St. Cloud State, B.S., Cheerleading, Aquatic Club, Tigerettes. Kiifmeyer, Mr. J ................. ........ .......................... 6 0 St. Cloud State, B.S., Wrestling. Klein, Mr. D. H .....,............................... .13, 26. 115 St. Cloud State, B.S., U ol' M, M.E., Advisory Committee, Vice President of P.T.S.A., Track. Klein, Miss Peggy. ........................................... 13, 18 College of St. Catherine, B.A., advises IRC. Kuifel, Mr. J. H ....... .................,.. . ............. 13, 16 St. Cloud State, U of M, B.E., M.S. Ladner, Mrs. Armella ..........................,......, 21, 104 College of St. Catherine, B.A., U of M, North- western U. Leigh, Mr. James H. ,,................ ............................ 2 3 Stout State, St. Cloud State, U of M, M.A., adviser to the printers of school publications. Loge, Mr. Dennis R .....................,......... 15, 92, 108 U of North Dakota, Ph.B., M.A. Luckemeyer, Mr. Allen ........................ ......... ..... 7 3 U of M, B.A., Track, B Squad Football, Freshmen Basketball. Madeson, Mr. Robert .................................... ...,... 2 3 UMD, N.W., Mo. St. Teachers' College, William Jewell College, U of Ga. Maki, Mr. Karl J. ,,.... ................................ . ..16, 107 Hibbing Junior Collge, U of M, B.S., Junior High Science Club, FFA. Malmsten, Miss C. C. ............................................ 24 U of M, B.S., Columbia U, M.A., Stout State, U of Colorado, Washington State College, Home Ee. Dept., advises the cafeteria program. Miller, Mr. Robert C ............................ .. .6, 12, 92 Stout Insitute, St. Cloud State, B.E. Montzka, Mr. Harold .......................,.................... 25 U of M, B.S., Sophomore Class adviser. Morrison, Mr. V.L .,,, . ., .. .. . ..l7 lowa State, U of Iowa, U of M, St. Cloud State, lS.S., Attendance, A tblc-tic, and Drivers' Training director. Mulrean, Miss Theresa.. . ,,,,, .18 U ol' M, ISA., Columbia U, MA., advises Junior Academy of Science. Nelson, Mr. Donald N ,,,,,,,,,,, 15, 42, 43 St. Cloud State, B.S., U of M, adviser to the Tech, 'l't-rfhoes, Quill and Scroll. Nylund, Mr. Donald N. ,,,,, . . . 63, 26, 56 Luther College, lS.S., Football, ass't Baskt tball Coach. 0'Connell, Mr. Edward J .,,,,, ,,,,,,,, . 24 Wisconsin Stale College, U of M, B.l'I., advises FFA. O'Rourke, Miss Margaret .. .. ,,,, .15, 18, 117 College of St. Teri-sa, B..-X., advises Technieana, Junior Girls' Club. ..,3S Albers, Miss Georgia Financial Secretary. England, Miss Doreene .,,,,, . .38 Secretary to the Superintendent. Oelschlager, Miss Evelyn ,,,,,,.,,, . ,... .38 Secretary to the Principal. Riis, Mr. Richard . U of M, B.A. Scherienberpd Mrs. Lois ...26 St. Cloud State, B.S. Seiya, Miss Lois ,,,,,, . .21, 117 St. Cloud State, B.S. Soil, Mr. Charles ,,,,,,,, . . 20, 58 U of M, li.S., St. Cloud State, A FS rzmordinator. Sorci, Mr. Amezleo J.. .. . .. .. .25 St. Cloud State, Dunwoody lndustrial Insti- tute, M.S., Si-nior Advisory Committee. Sorenson, Mr. Ralnh H .......,, . . 27 U of M, l2.A., M.A. CEd. Adm.l, MA. Clicl. Psy.D, Guidance Director, Finance Chm. for Sr. Class, member of Tech Scholarship Com- mittee and National Honor Sacietyilrmmmitti-1-, Clam. of Guidance Advisory Committee ol St. Cloud Schools. OFFICE STAFF Osborn, Mrs. Lucille .. . .. ,,,,, . H38 Secretary to the Board of Education. Pearson, Miss Bonive . .. . .. . ....38 Secretary to the Vocational Director. Romann, Mrs. Myra . . .. 38 Assistant Secretary to the Superintendent. CAFETERIA STAFF Stnvring, Miss Elien M. . .. . .27 U of M, M.A., Montana State U, Librarian, Seiior Class Adviser, Sc-nior Tea, Library D ward, National Honor Society. Sutterer, Mr. D. W .,,, 21, 114 St. Cloud State, B.S., Intramural coach, asst. Elementary Football. Untereker, Miss Angela ,,.. . 5, 27, 103 St. Cloud State, B.E., U of Coloraclo, M.Ed., Guidance Counselor. Wier, Miss Ethelwyn . . 24, 112 U of M, l3.S. Wilson, Mr. C. E. ,,,,,, .. 23, 112 Braizii-rzl Jr. College, St. Cloud State, U ol M, B.S., Junior Class Adviser. Zeyher, Mr. 'l'l1c'odore M... ,,,,, 18 U of North Dakota, B.S., Columbia U, M.A., Bus Supervisor, Discussion Club ailviss-r, l.R.C. assistant adviser. Rosha, Miss Patricia ,QVV ,V Y. . 38 Secretary to Attendance and Guidance Directors. Sahrowsky, Mrs. Marianne .. ,,,,,, .. . Secretary to the Vocalional Director. Smith, Miss Grace . Ser-rotary to the Nurse. .......38 Anderson, Mrs. Martha .,,..,, ,,.. . 39 Meyer, Mrs. Ann .,...,. .,,. . .39 Rausuh, Mrs. Helen ...,.... .. M39 Cafeteria Manager. Luehmann, Mrs. Luella ........ . .39 Pune., Mrs. Clara.. .39 Thompson, Mrs. Ruby ,.,,,,,,. . ...39 Schlangen, Mr. D. II... . .. . ..... .... .... . . .. 39 Donais, Mr. Paul E. .. . .. , 39 Lease, Mr. Francis ,,,, .. .39 SUPQTWSQT 0fMHiH1f1m1HCP, U Ol M' BA' MA' I-lollenhorst, Mr. Julius.. .. . .39 Richardson, Mr. Lawrence ,.... .. . .39 Dombrovske, Mr. AI.. .. ..... ................. . .. . ...39 Johnson, Mr. Alton.. ...39 Storkamp, Mr. Milton.......... . .39 Chief Englmim- Kaupp, Mr. Fred J. . . .39 Taylor, Mr. Len A. ,,,, . ,,,,, .39 Binsfeld, Mr. Gregory ...... .39 Lauer, Mr. Julius... 39 Walbridge, Mr. Floyd. . . .39 Administration ,.,.... .. .. ...12-13 Fads and Fashions... . .... 94-95 Organizations... . .33-53 All Sports Day .... . . . .. 84-S7 Flag Swingers ...... ..,.... 3 8 Pep Club .. . 28 American Ass'n. of Univ. Women.. ..,37 Football... ..56-59 Quill and Scroll... .. ..36 Aquatic Club ,................... .. ...46 A Squad . .. ... .. ...56-57 Sadie Ilawkin's Day . . . ..82 Arr Club.. . . ...50 B Squad.. . ...... . H58 School Life. . .74-99 Athletics . . 54-73 Future Farmers of America. .. ..48 Secretaries. . .....28 Band . 38-39 Girls' Athletic Ass'n ....... ...46 Seniors 118-139 Baseball .. .71 Girl's Slate .............. 124 Ski Club . .. .. ...47 Basketball 60-63 Gregg Artists .... 51 Sophomores . . .102-109 A Squad, . 60 Hall Patrol .53 Special Services ........ ........ . .. .....27 B Squad. . .. ..... .63 Hockey. . 64-65 Student Council and Committees 32-35 Bgard of Publications ........ 43 Homecoming. . . . . .. . 76-81 Study Hall Monitors .......... . . .53 Boy's State... . .... . 124 International Relations Club.. ....52 Swimmingn.. ..70 Cafeteria Staff. .29 Junior Academy of Science ...... ...50 Teachers Needel Tomorrow ..48 Cheerleaders ...44 Junior Red Cross . . .. . .52 Tech Staff 42 Chorus... . 40-41 Junior Rotarians 37 Technicana . .43 Class Officers, Juniors .......... .. ..... 110-117 Techoes Staff .42 Junior ...... . .110 Lettermen's Club ..... 47 Tigerettes 45 Senior ...,., ..... . H118 Maintenance Staff . . 29 Tennis.. . .72 Sophomore.. . H102 Majorettes .... .. . . .... . .... ,. .... . 38 Tracks.. .73 Curriculum and Faculty. . . .10-29 Minnesota Diversified Vocations Club .... .... . .51 Wrestling, ....., lib-69 lyehage ,..,... .. . .. . ...49 National Honor Society ...... ........................... 3 6-37 A Squad.. . ...GG Digcussion Club... .. .. .. 49 Office Helpers ......... .... .... 5 3 B Squad .... .. .. .69 1960 TECHCDES STAFF Editor in ChiefL , LL L LL , L LL LLKathleen Laughlin Art Stall' LLLLLL LL LL LL , , LLLL L L Catherine Brewer, Gail Johnson Curriculum and Crganizations iiii L L iiiu,., Sharon Larson, Nelda Neils Athletics and School Lifes LL L Judy Denchfield, Carole Stellmach Students and Directory LL L LLKarol Lietha, Karen Vlfittmayer Photographers ec.eeee ee,e L L eeee Thomas Lauer, Daniel Weismann Business Manager eeeee LL eese LL LL eeee L LLLLL L.Michael Megarry Business Assistants LLLLL LLLLLLLL L L LLLL LLLLLL D avid DeGree, Carol Schmitz Copy Readers LL.LLL L LL LL LLLL L LLLLL Karen O'Link, Anne Suter, Lee Worthington Typists LLLLLL L LL LL LLLLLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLLLL L ila Eiffert, Dianne Goenner, Stan Larson, Dorothy Perrin, Anne Poepke, Richard Stream, Mary Tengblad AdviserL L LLLLL LL LLLLL LL LLLL.LLLLL LL LLLL LLLLLL LLLL L L LLLLL LLLL, LLLLL LLLL LLLLLL M r . 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