Two Harbors High School - Noreaster Yearbook (Two Harbors, MN)

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ROW I, left to right-Peggy Croke, jean Erickson, Marjorie Holiday. Alice Craig, Janice Knoke. Patricia Naysmith, Judy Anderson, janet Pearson, Nancy Tubman, Jack Ingelin, Avis Magnuson, Sharon Riley, Harold Congdon. Steppifzg high ! AN ROW ll-Darlene Larson. Gretchen Magnuson, Mary Free- man. Annette Ojard, Lois Olson, Ruth Lindholm, Annette Fox. Carol johnson. Myrna Nelson. Linda Olson. Gail Fred- son, Sondra Anderson, Donald johnson, Marietta Haugan, Janis Anderson. Nancy Nunstedt, Barbara Freeman, Caroline Fuller, Ann Pentilla. D 0380

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x If 'Q U or U rl ' res' 1 ROW I. left to rightgl-Iarold Congdon, Sharon Riley, Barbara Olson, Janice Nelson, Peggy Croke, ROW Ilsjean Erickson, Mary Freeman, Mary Lou Lindgren, Annette Ojard, Susan Grunosky, Gail Anderson, June Olson, judy Olson. ROW Ill-ALowell Hill, Donald Saur, Lyle Peters. George Pearson, Madeline Lofgren, Marlys johnson, Charlene Alstrom, Marilyn Weidonen, Ann Wagner, Pat Mahar. ROW IV-- Ronny Rodvold, Warren Saur, Ed Hill, Annette Fox, Carole Carlson. Rbyzlam Rambler: 0370

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ROW III-Jane Lassonde. Mary Lindgren. 'lulianne House, Nancy Erickson. Dwight Moe, Richard Coolidge, Roger Simonson, George Pearson, Madelyn Lofgren, Darrel Rosen, Merton Larson, Davitl M. Anderson, Ralph -Iacohson, Arnold Lindquist, Marlys xlohnson. Marilyn Wickltincl. Karen Soder- strom, Charles House, Shirley Carlson. ,lanice Nelson, Spencer joki, Priscilla Lindgren, Donna Lindgren, Kathleen Anderson, Allison Mattson, Under the Big Top ! Sounds like a circus! But really it was the Two Harbors High School band's marching formation for tournament time. With our high-stepping majorettes it really looked fine. In addition to this event, the band also put on a concert on November 30, and Went on a trip to Ely on May 16. Almost everyone agreed that this year's band was the best we have had in a long time, and we hope it continues its good work. Perhaps our new schedule for band practice, which eliminated those 8:00 practices and those sleepy, sleepy eyes, helped it along. ROW lV-- Donna Ferguson, .ludy hloe, Claudia Hermans, Marjorie XVickstrom, l'c-,eu Merritt. lilizaheth Christcnson, lean Lindquist. ll.ll'lW.ll'.l Hanson, Kartn Saine, w'.lI'fL'U baur. Ronald Rodvold. Peter Naxsmith. Ihl Hill, David C. Ander- son, Mr. Llauclie, Lowell llill, Arxid lides, Donald Saur, jerry l.ihal, Lyle Peters. Another unusual occurrence for our school hap- pened this year, being the spring festival taking place in our school this year instead of in Duluth as in previous years. There were many high school bands performing here at that time. Thus another memorable event took place in our school. We also cannot forget the Swing Band and the excellent concert they put on on April 1. But as everyone realizes, none of this would have been possible without Mr. Gauche's patient teaching and directing, Thanks to him, we have had one of the best years of band performance in a long while. The I! etlemerr 0390