Toronto High School - Viking Yearbook (Toronto, SD)

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A Versatile C ass -These 9 Sophomores The sophomores, among other things this year, contrib- buted two cheerleaders: other members are active in other phases of school life: music, journalism and sports. Top row: Susan Emerson, Eugene Sommervold, Patricia Dailey. Middle row: Joann Bergjord, Rose Westley, Janet Hicks. Bottom row: Sandra Sommer- vold, Duane Mathison, Arlyce Horner. V : V i fiflff - - - 'L ff I I ,ms 1 'F Q.: 'Q English work requires a good back ground in funda - mentals. Here Janet and Susan diagram sentence F for Mrs. Pryzmus' English II class. ' QYVX X34-'Ut yi QXIA A K ,ft xml M J ' N-A - fm I 'D .ltojn I uf I ' ff f3f Al Lufub' f. M .4,. V L ...- L 1..- K.. K, 4.. A certain amount of labdratory work goes with every science class at THS. Sandra, Rose and Arlyce work with the scope as part of the biology require- ments. I9 cfcufrfff

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ff' ie : 1. 5.5 1 W if ,y 1 Highlight of every junior': year is the play its class put: on each fall. This class o jovial juniors presented the play, Whittlin ' last October Spring brought the annual jun- ior-senior banquet. Juniors shown to the left, top Marvin Kruse, Gordon West- ley, Diann Lunclen and Richarc Glazier. Bottom: Larry Nel- son, Carol Martinson, Eugene Pletcher and Jean Emerson. Play, Banquet Top Year for These junlorgti , ,. , 1 1--r, lj' , . Z ,I'7 an ' , 4 ,fy 1 er ff ' ,ff , I. f -, J, 1 Daileys' cafes. nmwzairwzls C0 f--,,nnuln I8 W pw U Schoo1's out and these eager Vikings await 1 ' a post-school Coke session at Joyce and ip 1 1.19 1, it if ., 'J' f 7 rl -1 4 1 ' L M i AlbA,,!b, U7 A , I C 2 :Z ,M V I' ,Q 9 , 4' M 'M A! V' 5 1' 'az' ,?'Lff7 ZA' Lf 4' f f 4 ' v alt,-f ,lfi':fq'- ,rt v i,Il ' If 4 , Z ,127 1 opp? kv 5, , Lf. A ,,f, bf Q: Y -' , 27711 ara, f?r4?:l Ml' ff? .y -014 All juniors at Toronto choose typing as part of their curriculum. Marvin, Dick and Larry practice to obtain more skill at typing shown in the left picture. Pictured at the right are lean, Carol and Eugene. F71-q,a W isa: fegiiix

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Here They Are: The 7 Frolicsome Freshmen if CQ 'U Shop is taught to all freshmen and sophomore boys and offers know- ledge in creating many crafts. Dale, Chip, Donnie and Sophus are shovm working under the watchful eye of their instructor. J . 1 if ' .df Seven freshmen contribute to the en- largement ofschool spirit at THS, Top row: Dale Kruse, Diann Jorgenson, Sophus Mathison, Charles Dailey. Bottom row: Vincent Pletcher, Donna Kautz, and Donald Klapprodt. 20 Algebra is the first step of ma the matics in high school Here Donna and Diann illustrate an algebra problem for the rest of the freshmen. We X -.f-, CC