Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1968 volume:

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V WAHIAN WASHBURN HIGH SCHOOL Minneapolis, Minnesota A Time Of Change Washburn, a school Where goals are attained Talents discovered Friendships bound Here our identities are sought Our ideals are affirmed We grow and learn As we prepare for the future Victory — climaxed by a silver statue Rung on by a brassy bell A part of our victory A part of our school Washburn, with a personality As rich as its colors Where leadership and participation Form the foundation for growth Our world of clowns The orange and blue rocks The gay array of Sadie colors Fade into the pastel of memory Washburn prepares us For our futures Helps us change to meet today’s demands And grow to face new challenges 3 Expanding Outward, Our World Is One Of Change S � «wi Washburn exists in an abruptly Changing time and place The only thing that remains constant Is the ever-present fact of change Our ideas and experiences Pass our previous narrow bounds We leave our lakes and Statues to other years We start here And we slowly must push our Understanding and boundaries Outward We can no longer be satisfied By our circle of reference We must know and see much more In an expanding world Changes come and We must meet them The challenges of the present Prepare us for those of tomorrow 5 It Is The Business Of The Future To Then in our world We meet the challenge The problems of our time Must be a part of our lives ... Be Dangerous. Demands for equality Poverty amid affluence A nation at war In a constantly shifting society Then we are the ones who must Face the new tomorrow We are the ones to Find the new answers A time of challenge A time of change en of dents. Team tiona wheel of our toriui have t class ou hav id taker ompeti n excitii :hool ye and cl, n appre Becau in youi HIAN to TABLE OF CONTENTS Academic 10 Faculty 29 Underclassmen 38 School Life 66 Sports 118 Seniors 148 Indexes 203 ACADEMIC Learning Building letters into words Words into sentences Starting to communicate ideas We inherit a legacy of knowledge And adjust it to meet our needs We strive to make contributions Which will mark our generation What we have learned is valuable As valuable as we can make it We must be able to use our knowledge To apply it in a changing world We must be prepared to meet the challenge Of new experiences New jobs, new concepts, new lives We meet these challenges and accept them We look back and realize How much we have learned We look ahead and find How much more there is to learn Many books make choosing difficult. English Is A Key Nancy Aaker listens intently. Variety was the key word for Washburn’s English department this year, as students concentrated on literature. Shakespeare, grammar, and composition. In addition, word study, speech, drama, and creative writing offered seniors a less conventional approach to our language. Sophomores spent much time preparing for the minimum essentials test, as well as studying American literature. For a change of pace, juniors studied Shakespeare’s plays one semester. Seniors in creative writing classes were seen popping popcorn, playing with silly stuff, and looking at unusual pictures to encourage more detailed observations of our surroundings. The drama classes helped to present three one-act plays in January. as well as working on the senior play. Speech classes gave students self-confidence as they learned to express their ideas. Such diversity in courses greatly enhances Washburn's English department. 12 Reassembling a library can be a big job. To Understanding Pat Smith shows creativity in motion The Zest of Klobuchar Now where did I put my glasses?” 13 UhZ ■ Our World Is Tomorrow’s History Maps help students gain perspective. This year’s social studies department greeted Washburnites with a curriculum change. Sophomores are now taking only world history, while juniors take American history. A new advanced junior class, taught by Mr. Daniel, gives talented students an in-depth study of social studies. New books were purchased for the entire department. Many seniors found their social studies courses more challenging than in previous years. By studying economics and government. seniors learned how our governmental and economical systems are organized. Selected students from Mr. Carlson's economics classes were allowed to work independently on special term projects. The seniors were offered electives in sociology, the study of man’s interaction; psychology, the study of man's mind; and philosophy, the study of logic. These and other courses helped further students’ understanding of the world in which they live. Students learn that the world is our window on a challenging future. 14 Visual aids give new dimension to history. Mr. Daniel makes a point. Mr. Ario creates a relaxed atmosphere. With Kent, it's all in a day's work. Mrs. Bolsterh inspires interest. 13 Through Language We Communicate Language labs bring the voices of the world to Washburn students. Enthusiasm and initiative characterized this year’s language department. Washburn offered courses in Latin. French. German, and Spanish. A new feature of the language department, which reflected the enthusiasm of Washburn students, was the no-credit Russian class taught after school by Mr. Dunn. After last summer, students plunged back into their study of verb forms. This summer. German students will be able to study and tour in Europe. By taking advantage of this type of opportunity. Washburn students are able to gain a better understanding of foreign cultures. Peg Kantar concentrates on Spanish dialog. Mr. Austin checks students’ progress. Students spend study hour puzzling over math problems. Math Proves An Exacting Science Mr. Cosgrove reviews algebraic formulas. 2 3.14x4 3.14x5 2 V=S0 16 dx= 80 o=1-257cu m- Perhaps this seems confusing! Washburn's mathematicians must struggle through similar problems every day. With the newly-accelerated program, students study plane and solid geometry as sophomores. Juniors spend their time on advanced algebra and trigonometry, while a few brave seniors attempt math analysis. An indication of the high quality of our mathematics department is the fact that Washburn students are able to place high in the Minnesota State Math Contest each year. Complexities of the parabola confront students. Got a pink certificate. Governor? (V jJ ut - dJMt ft Our world includes the very small. Curiosity is aroused in Mr. Science Creates With microscope, pulley, and test tube. Washburn students explored the wonders of biology, physics, and chemistry. In biology sophomores studied the physiology and anatomy of living organisms. With the aid of new techniques and equipment, they learned to recognize the regularities and diversities in their natural surroundings. Physical science acquainted juniors with the fundamental principles of matter and motion. Physics courses covered such areas as mechanics, heat, electricity, and sound. Students examine the results of their experiments. H Traynor's biology class. Our New World Chemistry analyzes the composition and transformation of chemicals. From the results of experiments, seniors formulated general conclusions about the laws of nature. Knowledge gained in science classes prepares students to meet the growing challenges of a scientifically inclined world. But more importantly, it increases their understanding of the environment in which they live. Physics generates student interest. Pickled animals await dissection. It's all in the technique. 19 Girls Prepare For Homemaking Students enjoy new facilities. Cookie decorating takes time and patience. On many occasions during the past year, the delightful aroma of pies, cakes, and cookies filled the halls of Washburn. In addition to cooking, girls learned sewing, interior decorating, and cleaning in home economics classes. The girls took full advantage of the newly-remodeled classrooms this year. New ranges and dishwashers were among the many appliances recently installed, the girls also hosted several teas and parties in the new dining room-living room accommodations. These modernized facilities greatly aided students as they studied the fundamentals of home-making and home economics. Culinary talents are developed in cooking class. A skirt takes shape. Shops are updated and techniques improved. Drafting calls for precision and concentration. Industrial Arts Opens Boys Futures Boys discuss current problems in electronics. The industrial arts department underwent extensive change this year. Not only were the traditional courses of drafting and woodworking offered, but also courses in metals and electronics. These classes necessitated the addition of two new teachers. Mr. Hol-strom and Mr. Krook. Classrooms in the new addition, were equipped with modern machinery; however, students were handicapped by the fact that the machines did not arrive until several months after the opening of school. Woodworking provides a constructive outlet for students. Mr. Schauer teaches students new techniques. Art Encourages Self-Expression Through art students gain a new dimension in self-expression. They learn to communicate their ideas of reality in various shapes and forms. Under the supervision of Mr. Schauer. students in Washburn's art classes were taught a variety of techniques. Advanced classes worked with clay sculpture and acrylics and experimented in op art. During the winter students also had the unique opportunity of sculpting in ice. Beginning students, on the other hand, received instruction in various mediums of drawing. The works of three Washburn students were selected for an international art tour. The students, seniors Mary Cripps. Dawn Gessner, and Steve Yerigan. depicted various aspects of Minneapolitan life. Their pieces will tour South America. Europe, and the United States until 1969. A lump of clay takes form. Boys compete, though it seems to be a toss-up. Landin takes time-out after vigorous exercise. We Gain Vitality Through Athletics Fitness is essential for the future. One of the most important improvements in years for the physical education department was the opening of the new gymnasium and the rejuvenation of the old. Juniors who had the privilege of using the new gym found the new locker rooms particularly appealing, except perhaps for the controversial showers. Sophomores, who used the old gymnasiums. had the unique opportunity of participating in experimental co-ed classes. Miss Thurston relays a message. 23 GIRLS' CHOIR First Row: Hawkins. Lind. Schulz. Martm. H. Johnson. Harvey. Gilmore. Sullivan. Schulz. J. Peterson. Wick. Wong. Burn-eice. OeLapp. Maxwell. Dunning. Landry. DcVay. Frawley Second Row: Hoye. Ashner. Bieker, Carlson. Nelson. Tornquist. B. Johnson. Paquay. Henke. Palm. Watson. Paschke. Veblin. Featherstone. Yosh- ikawa. Quinn. Jenkins. Colburn. Haugh. Boosalis. Swanson. Dunlap, Buhn. Harrer. Third Row: Beeson. Evenson. Harding. Bonk. Ragan. D. Peterson. Dew. Ruliffson. Phillips. Gustafson. Nielsen. King, Daehn. Roe. Ornburg. Jenkins. Olson. Jernell. Tucker. Muedeking, Cripps. Kroll. Walen, Peterson. Leaf. Frey. Grambsch. For Music Is The Gift CHORALIERS First Row: Aaker. Luh. Nickerson. Hendrickson. Staubley. Satre. Anderson. Romfo. Second Row: Paulus. Shaw. Ericksen. Burrington. West. Risberg. Mattefy. Lund-gren. Kennis. Hanson Third Row: Comb. Rahders. Satterberg. Duer. Knutson. Groff. Bun-dul. Kulczycki. Johnson. Nelson. Eklo. Stewart. Fourth Row: Hciscl. Cam. Cundy. Wildung, Pearson. Barr. Swenson. Danielson. Swinton. Nash. Bosholm. Russell. JUNIOR MADRIGALS First Row: Luh. Gude-mestad. Nathenson. Burnicce. Second Row: Aaker. Moe. Eklo. Schmitz. Lundgren. Third Row: Swinton. Paulus. Russell. Cutter. Y .j � f f' f £ f $ $ | Vf If' M 1 I ' Si' J i 1 i 4 l; i u Ut IT I V? I) I IF’ fM ' 'll'7 The choir classes, under the direction of Mr. Lydell, enjoyed their first full year in the new addition. They found the improved acoustics and cheerful atmosphere in their spacious accommodations to be a great advantage. The Choraliers performed on television and with the Civic Orchestra. They also sang in three concerts at Washburn. The enlarged girls' choir and the two madrigal groups contributed their time to singing in hospitals and senior citizen homes. In addition to his other classes. Mr. Lydell taught a music theory class in which students learned the techniques of harmony, chord writing, music analysis, and composition. This class gave students who were interested in music a unique background for future studies. Of Glad Hearts Choir concert climaxes weeks of practices. First Row: Burniece. Mueller. Hawley. Flygarc. Nelson. Lyons. Christianson. Seale Second Row: Nathenson. Johnson, Campbell. Smiley. Lund. Saterstrom. Berg. Gudmestad. Marx-hausen. Stratton Third Row: Scott. Moe. Jensen. Morin. Mikelson. Kramrich. Mack. Miller. Ridlcr. Carroll. Fourth Row: Holcomb. Baxter. Satre. Hoel. McCabe. Andrew. Groff Schmitz. Cutter. Chase. Bristol. Haug. Lien. SENIOR MADRIGALS First Row: Anderson. Stewart. Nelson. Smiley. Second Row: Hanson. Campbell. Hoel. Ericksen. Satterberg. Third Row: Chase. Barr. Baxter. Satre. Talent Is Band s Key Word MARCHING BANO First Row; Domholt. Lonn. Lowery, Dtnesen. Gustafson. Giving. Teague. Hall. Von Bargen. Christensen. Smith. Ellis, Doseft, Holmes. Lot Second Row:Cam.Olson. Abbey. McCalvy, Komoto. Stoykc. Naeseth. Walton. Rodgers. Hill. Peterson. D.; Strand. Long. Ruona. Peterson. V ; Stoyke. Theilen. Glanton. Stick-ncy Third Row: Burwell. Youngquist. 0.: Loudd. Rockford. Andreas- sen. Munson. Kanuit. Wchrman. Wahlund. Rever. Anderson. K.; Tur-rentme. Grun . Bard. Hanson. Engelbretson. Gibson. Mr Barnett Fourth Row. Peterson. D.; Morton. Ross. Mahler. Nielsen Barnum. Ringhiser. Eye. Carlson. Johnson. Heistad. Couch. Weaver. Fifth Row: Carmell. Rutt. Aradondo. Savold. Peterson. T.; Youngquist. C.; Kipper. Taylor. Bodin. Bergman. ORCHESTRA First Row: Raudenbush, Lovell, Aaker. Anker. Burch, Hendrickson. Andreassen. Stickney. Second Row: Paschke. Groep-pmger. McDermid. Lowery. Lonn. Domholt. VanVorst. Johnson. Gilbertson. Turrentine. Dahlburg. Egbert. Coral. Karlos. Third Row: Keefe. McKinney. Best. Savold. Naeseth. Peterson. Burwell. Peterson. Wehrman. Youngquist. Gimmestad. Carmell. Peterson, Bodin, Wahlund. Nielsen. McCaly. Nelson. Fourth Row. Engelbretson. Kipper. Rogers. Mr. Barnett. 26 For This Year Washburn has instrumental talent in both director and students. Mr. Eli Barnett, our new band and orchestra director, developed a truly fine concert orchestra. His many years of music background also enabled him to build a strong marching and concert band. Under the leadership of Washburn's drum major. Bert Burwell. the marching band displayed colorful and interesting field programs. Drum majorettes and flag twirlers added greatly to the appearance of this performing group. Our excellent stage band entertained Washburn’s listening audiences. Home basketball games and auditoriums heard the rousing sounds of our new pep band. Bert leads the marching band. Stage band swings at auditorium program. STAGE BAND First Row: Domholt. lat. Naeseth. Burwell. Savold. Bey. Second Row: Olson. Taylor. Wahlund. Peterson. Ringhiser. Carmell. Mahler. Nelson. 27 Business skills pay off in many ways. Students Learn Business Skills Many students plan for the future by taking high school business courses offered at Washburn. The department, under the direction of Mr. Johnson, teaches students the basics of typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and other business skills. Classes were moved into the new addition where electric typewriters and dictaphones were made available to the students. Practice is a necessary part of typing. Beginning typists acquire skills for future life. Our new steno labs offer individual attention. 28 FACULTY To the students: Carl W. Anderson. Principal Russell L. Helleckson. Assistant Principal The years ahead will certainly represent a time of challenge to you graduating seniors. The world you will live in will present you with such complex problems that it would be impossible for anyone to describe them. It will certainly require that you have a higher degree of imagination and courage than any other generation. The most pressing challenge will be the perennial search for peace among the nations of the world. No generation, as yet. has succeeded in solving this problem, and it will be your responsibility to see to it that some solution is found, so that there will be a future on this planet for the human race. This search will require more understanding and patience than the present leadership in the world has exhibited. I am optimistic enough to believe that you will succeed. Another area of challenge will be the problems created by a highly mechanized and automated world. The benefits to mankind will be many, but only if people learn to use their leisure time in a meaningful way. There is abundant evidence that we have trouble in this area at the present time. Perhaps, your generation will learn to lead richer, fuller lives than we have lived in the past. Please accept my best wishes for the future. Carl W. Anderson 30 Administration Provides Leadership Edwina Carlson Florence Donohue Obert Evenson Sigrid Grobe Dorothy Magnuson Ethel Paleen Kenneth Rustad Edward Swiderski Counseling Staff Welcomes Problems Senior counselors confer on test results. The counseling staff enjoyed another busy year. Mr. Rustad and Mr. Evenson counseled seniors in planning their future education and goals. The junior class was guided by Miss Magnuson and Mr. Swiderski in program planning and other problems. The task of helping sophomores make adjustments to high school life was performed by Miss Paleen with the aid of Mr. Swiderski. Miss Donohue. our permanent social worker, dealt with students in school adjustments and problems of their outside world. The counseling office serves over 2.000 individuals, each with a unique need. The job they have performed is a credit to the counseling staff. Test scores aid counselors in guiding students. Annette Dahl Edwin Daniel Donald Davis 32 Mary Almquist John Anderson Frank Ario George Austin Eli Barnett Garrard Beck Margaret Beran Cherie Boen Mary Bolsterli Carl Carlson Elizabeth Park Roger Cersine After A Faculty finds bowling a William Oiehl Michael Dills Kathleen Dowling Harold Dunn John Eiler Conrad Emerson Veronica Figge David Flugstad Kay Gale Burton George Gladys Gudahl Craig Hermanson Hard Day . . . stimulating pastime. Dale Holstrom Willard Horns Clifford Johnson Florence Keegan Dennis Kirkwold Curtis Kirschbaum Robert Krause Gary Krook Sharon Lange 33 Teachers converse over coffee before faculty meeting. Teachers Offer Direction In Learning Donald Lapp Mary Levins William Lydell Georg Lykken The cheerful atmosphere of the new addition and the remodeled classrooms enabled this year’s faculty to carry out their busy schedules more successfully. Although these new rooms alleviated crowding, many teachers were still peripatetic. Because of the rapid progress being made in various subjects, many teachers returned to school to take advanced studies. Some of these teachers attended summer and night school at the University of Minnesota. Others. like Mr. Stein, took leaves for further graduate work. Mrs. Mueller and Mr. Diehl headed the teacher’s social committee which planned faculty activities. The professional committee. directed by Mr. Flugstad. met to analyze and discuss problems affecting faculty-student relations. 34 Helen Minty Madeline Monson Arlene Mueller Oavid Nelson Joan Nordberg Mary Ann Orlowski Stanley Person Carol Peterson Alfred Potter James Powers Alan Rasmussen Lenus Ritter Ronald Rogers David Ruliffson James Rutherford Eugene Sandvig August Schauer Louden Schlagel Raymond Smith John Stephens Dorothy Stevenson Keith Stitzel George Sverdrup Patricia Day Leila Thompson Margaret Thurston Gary Traynor 35 Bruce Turnbaugh Gary Wald Armilla Walsh Daynor Weis Versatile Teachers Fill Many Roles Mr. Flugtad steadies his nerves. Mary Alice Wells George Wemeier Sheila Woodbeck Dennis Wurst Judy Yung Faculty members lend support at games. 36 William Anderson Emily Busyn Ethyl Dacko Margrete Oehlinger Cathryn Haley Dorothy Johnson Helen Lund Helen E. Lund Helen Magnuson Peggy Nelson Alice Schultz Eugene Stallman Building Personnel Serves Many Teachers' boxes provide communication. Reports and schedules keep office clerks busy. UNDERCLASSMEN Scared, inexperienced Sophomores enter Washburn Assuming new responsibilities Juniors return to Washburn We learn We become a part of a new world Confusing, perplexing, but exciting We learn to accept change We come here unsure We meet new ideas, they change us We share our thoughts, they create School life We continually seek our identity We leave childhood behind We prepare for the adult world We learn to understand ourselves We strive to attain Maturity We progress and revert We strive then balk We change. We grow We learn We meet a challenge We accept a change Bryan Aaker Greg Abramson David Adams Greg Ahlbcrg Richard Alagne Gorry Aldrich Kevin Alexander Sandy Alford John Anderes Bill Anderson Debbie Anderson Doug Anderson James Anderson Jennifer Anderson LeAnn Anderson Marilyn Anderson Stan Anderson Sue Anderson Tim Anderson Julie Andreassen Mary Andrew Larry Andrics Cecilia Anker Sue Annett Dave Arundel Bill Ashe Debbie Asher Linda Asplund Debbie Auger Joanne Aulwes Patty Austin Bob Babbitt Sue Babcock Vivien Bacaner Joan Bache-Wiig Martha Bachman Jane Bahr Mark Bakken Bill Ball Betty Banasiak 40 Audrey Kerry Nancy Banham Bastyr Beekman Debby Marsha Greg Barlow Bay Beihoffer Andy Tom John Barstow Beard Belanger Barb Kathy Richard Bartholomew Beaty Belisle Sophomores Say, Tensions mount as Sophs Christine Tom 8ev Bell Bente Bergseth Glenn Linda Linda 8ellcteuille Berg Bergstrom Nma Ava Rick Bennett Bergman Berman Kris Tom Connie Benson Bergman Bernhardt “We’re Gonna Go’’ watch game at Parade. Raymond Berttula Steve Best Diane Beyer Barb Bezat Lucinda Bidgood Lora Bingham David Bissonnette Brian Bittner Debbie Blake Vernon Blake Ron Block Pete Bloomdahl Rod Blum Patty Boerboom Sue Bolduc Doug Booth Larry Borgen Jean Borrett Sue Bourke Dave Bowers Kathy Brajc Debbi Brand Randy Brennan Barb Brennen Mary Brigadier Beth Broberg Randy Brockman Vickie Brock Linda Brodhag Mark Brown Pat Buchanan Jim Bucher Dave Bunker Leslie Burch Jody Busch Julie Butwm Charlene Cain Cal Calendine Doug Carlson Jean Carlson 4| Marilyn Carlson Patti Carlson Randi Carlson Russ Carlson Scott Carlstrom Ann Carpenter Jett Carr Vicki Carter Bill Cast Cara Cederstrand Tom Chambers Joe Charlton Kathy Charnstrom Sesha Charyulu Ron Chase Joy Chermak Lmda Chin Ricki Chopyk Bruce Christopher Dave Christensen Lon Christiansen Sue Christensen Gerry Chryst Brian Cleare Enid Cohn Molly Collins Jane Colton Nancy Connors Phoebe Cosgrove Jett Couch Robin Cox Walt Cripps Tom Crockett Carolyn Cross Jennie Cross Mike Crowley Sarah Culhane Debbie Cuneo Joe Cziok David Dahlberg Linda Dahlen Eric Dahlke Mike Dalke Tom Daly Sophomores Find Me. a name I call myself 42 Mark Damkroger Linda Dangers Bette Danielson Terry Davenport Jean Davies Marsha Desm Marshall Dew Mark Diehl Donald Dmesen Cheryl Disch Bill Dobbs Margy Domholt Pat Donnelly Jean Doran Debbie Dorrian Debbie Do sett Dan Drotnmg Mike Duer Nancy DuM Roberta Duncan Mike Dye Karin Eastlund Kathy Eastlund Suzette Ebbert Maribeth Eckert Andrew Edelston Linda Egan The World Is Made Of Experiences Abby Ednetta Bill Ehrlich Ellis Elsham Nancy Vicki Jett Ekholum Ellis Elstad Mark Russell Bob Eklo Ellyson Endly Rachel John Robert Erickson Evanson Ewing Jett Aaron Barb Esterly Evenson Fabel Margaret Leslie Anne Evans Evenson Facente Jeanette Janet Dennis Farnham Farris Finn John Dave Mike Farrell Faust Fish Shannon Dan Mark Farrell Ferguson Fisher 43 Joan Flanders Paul Fleshcr Rich Flodm Jim Foley Doug Forbes Jim Forsyth Gail Frank Karen Franson Laurel Freeman Lynn Fuller Steve Gaftm Sheila Galarneau Nancy Gallos Sue Garnett Debbie Garry Terry Gaspard Gary Gaudette Sandy Gause Tom Gibbs Richard L. Gibson Richard C. Gibson Bill Gilbert Jane Gilbertson Judy Gilbertson Margaret Gilbertson Mike Gill Steven Gilligan Betsy Gillquist Reid Giving Elsie Glanton Jim Goward Dan Granmg Dave Granmg Charles Gretz Tom Grimm John Gromak Diane Groten John Gruber Richard Grunz Pete Gunn Enthusiasm Everyone Has The Gloria Roxanne Gary Gustafson Haas Halstead Tom Marggy Cindy Gustafson Hageman Hanson Bill Ruth Debbie Gustafson Haggcn Hanson 44 is contagious. Winning Spirit Gail Hanson Ken Hanson Pete Hanson John HardmR Ally Harper Alan Harris Marcos Harris Pat Harrison Cheryl Hartwick Mary Jane Hassel Karl Hassis Jim Hatlestad Candy Hauger Trudi Havick Pete Hawley Judy Hedberg Heidi Heidelberg Dave Heistad Jean Henderson Sue Hendrickson Paula Linda Steve Henning Hermanson Higley Jeff Jim Mike Hepola Hettand Hines Larry Robert Joe Hermanson Higley Hinz Ed Jane Doug Hoch HoWman Homes Chris Jane Bonnie Hoeppner Hoiosen Homan Denise Debbie Keith Hockert Holmes Hopper Arlee Betsy Catherine Hork Hoyc Hunter John Jim Craig Howard Hughes Hunter Bryan Bill Dave Howe Huie Indeck 45 Grover Jack Ingram Iverson Coral Kathy Isaacson Iverson Michele Paul Isaacson Iverson Bill Jane Jacobson Jaunty Jim Diane Jahr Jenson Carmella Brenda Jannetta Johnson Chn Johnson Dale Johnson Dave Johnson Personal participation reflects our changes in attitudes. And Now We Grow And Learn Darrell Johnson Jan Johnson Jerry Johnson Joyce Johnson Kathy Johnson Linda Johnson Luke Roland Larry Johnson Johnson Jones Matt Terri Sue Johnson Johnston Jones Mark Gina Debbi Johnson Jonas Kahn Kurt Kaiser Kevin Kailestad Gary Kanuit Lee Kapaun Karla Kaszynski Debby Katz Kathy Kaufman Bill Keenan Candy Keese Mary Beth Keister Sharon Kelley Jennifer Kennery 46 Kevin Kidd Gwen Kieft Jorene Kienzle Georgenc Kight Kris King Don Kist Bill Kitchen Debbie Kleinsasser Steve Kloyda Mary Jo Knutson Janet Koblas Dan Koch Tom Koehler Diane Koll Mike Koller Tim Komoto Dean Kopperud Mary Kozmik Karen Krigbaum Matt Krumery Sandy Kurtz Mary Kvanbeck Dan Kvmgc Bob Labahn Barb Lambrecht Sally Lane Jim Langseth Terry Larkin Cheryl Larson Nancy Larson Pam Larson Richard Larson Robert Larson George Lenarz Joy Lenmng Allen Lmdaas Mike Lmdstrom Jeri Lash Tony Lawrence Paula Lawrence Robbi Ling Karen Long Barb Longmire Jim Lord Heather Lee Robert Lee Barbara Lehman Richard Loye George Ludcke Mark Luger Mark Lundblad Kris Lciferman Dave LeMome Ralph Lemon Mary Lund Mary Jane Lundquist Todd Mack Nandra Majchrzak 47 Cathy McCool McCormick Claire McDermid Jerry McDonald John Twaya McEnary McIntosh Mary Dan McGoldrick McKeen As We Learn, Jean McKinney Dorothy McLaughlin Mark McNeill Joyce McNiece Randy McPeck Janet McWaters Jim Mellang Jetl Merriman Kathy Meyer Howard Meyers Bill Linda Middlebrook Modlin Candy Tom Millenacker Moe Barb Tim Miller Moe Bruce Rick Miller Montgomery Harriet Mike Miller Moore Dan Quinn plays for Homecoming. Kathy Maland Tom Maland John Martin Nancy Craig Terry Martini Mason McAuliffe John Steve Dennis Marxhausen McCabe McCabe Mark Paul Molly Masica McCalvy McClellan 48 Rollind Colleen Cathy Morehouse Moriarty Moscoe Roxanne Trudy Debbie Morehouse Morton Muenzer Kathy Stephen Linda Murphy Murphy Nagell Steve Carol Mark Murphy Myhr Neitge Debbie Paul Jim Nelson Nelson Nettestad Kris Greg Paul Nelson Ness Nichols Realities Individual Potentials Become Sue Chuck Dave Nienaber O'Brian Olson Janet Kevin Dianne Nord O'Brien Olson Dave Pat Doug Noreen O'Brien Olson Fred Sue Janice Nugent Ogdahl Olson John Dave Sherry Nyberg Olson Olson Roger Richard Bill Onken Patton Pearson Oennis Tom Cheryl Opsahl Paulu Pederson Mike Lori Charles Ordahl Payne Pendleton Sandy Nancy John Ott Payne Perry Carol Kathy Lucy Partlow Peacock Persons Dave Lynne Tom Peterson Petersen Peterson Debbie Paul Val Peterson Peterson Peterson Debbie Bob Bill Peterson Peterson Phillips Judy Ross Ben Peterson Peterson Pile Kim Sharon Jerry Peterson Peterson Pleiss 49 John Bob Dan Pollard Prince Quinn Linda Barb Paul Poulter Pryor Radtkc Colleen Philip Lynn Preston Quanbeck Rank Mary Ken Jack Price Quest Ranum Jenny Randy Tom Rasmussen Rennerfeldt Rieman Marm Don Mark Rathman Rever Ringer David Sally Dave Reger Reynolds Rmghiser Judy Jim John Reichert Richert Rissi Ann Betsy Patty Robertson Rocknem Root Anne Sue Mark Roberts Roe Rossiter Mary Kathy John Roberts Roff Roth Loretta Shari Rita Robinson Rohlmg Roth Sophomores Learn To Assert Scott Dave James Rolme Russell Rydqmst Ray Oan Ron Ruder Russell Sarat Bonnie Chris Kate Ruona Ruttan Sarset Joe Debbi Gene Saver Schoppe Seilers Sue Lisa Laurie Saunders Schwantes Seitz Mark Romaine Pat Schmidt Scharlemann Semans Jean Jim • Jim Sheehan Sherrill Sinclair Jim Leslie Phil Sheeley Sigan Skelton Charlene Steve Melodie Shegstad Simonsen Skroch 50 Sophomores reach for deeper understanding. Jeft Slocum Doug Smith Doyle Smith Sara Smith Terry Steve Diane Smith Sondrall Stake Ben Steve Linda Smukler Sorenson Stalwick Dana Mary Terry Smyser Soucek Starks Betsy David Cathy Snow Speidel Stephens Themselves In Many Ways Gretchen Sternal John Stevens Chuck Stewart Peggy Bruce Laureen Stewart Strandberg Strey Julie Kaye Tim Stoppelman Strand Sullivan Debbie Chuck Dave Straiton Strauman Sundeen Ray Svoboda David Swanberg Chuck Swanson Judy Swanson Larry Swanson Dennis Sweet Doug Sweet Tom Swenson JoAnn Tackelson Jane Talbott Fred Tangen John Tangeman Joan Teague Allan Templeton Annette Therrien 51 Debbie Thom Janet Thompson Shirley Thompson Robb Tice Rick Tiffany Keith Timmerman Terry Toyen John Tnpp Raymond T ruelson Nancy Turnbull Terry Turner Greg Tuttle Paul Twedten Katy Uppgaard Leanne Ungar Missy Van Eps Jim Vane Lynn Vinson Eileen Vogel Linda Von Bargen Doug Walburg Cathy Wallin Ted Walters Lynn Walton Aleen Waters Sue Waughtel Sue Webb Bill Weeding Judy Wegger Jim Wehrman Jim Weigel Debbie Weisskopf Den ice Welch Kathy Wellunscheg Marlys Welschinger Dave Wcnell John Werket Kathy Werner Bruce Westermoe Stephanie Wiebe Strive To Learn Earl Wied Wayne Wilkes Michlyn Willett Ted W.llette Robert Williams Ginger Wilson Tom Wilson Dean Winslow Robin Witt Maryanne Wojda Kurt Wolfe Mark Wolter Eric Yaeger Lance Yoshikawa Dave Youngren Mary Jo Zelcnovich Stephen Zet man Paula Zimmerman Brian Zumberge Greg Zylka 52 y. syomnf Nancy Aaker Bruce Aaserud Mary Abbey Gail Abraham Janet Akenson John Allison Barb Anderson Dave Anderson Heather Anderson Jill Anderson Jim Anderson Jonellc Anderson Leslie Anderson Mark Anderson Marston Anderson Morris Anderson Pam Anderson Pat Anderson Todd Anderson Tom Anderson Tom Anderson John Andrews Priscilla Anker Janet Arnold Diane Arnzen Andy Aronson Marilynn Arradondo Steve Arundel Charlie Ashman Anita Austin Steve Austin Sue Bader Rolf Baglien George Baier Jim Bailey Janet Bailey Sally Bard Dave Barnum Paul Barros Steve Bauder Brenda Bauermeister Pam Beard Barb Beaudette Renee Becker David Beebe Juniors Learn To Face A Changing World Mary Shirley Dave Beeson Behrens Bell Mary Patty Mark Beetsch BeihoHer Bennett Beth Arta Gary Bennington Berg Bergquist Jean Alan Denny Benson Bergerson Berry Becky Sue Mark Bieker 8lake Blazevic Jan Bill Ann Biggs Blanco Blinn 54 John Bodin Pam Boerboom Kim Bohlme Linda Bolme Laurel Bonk Nitsa Boosalis Jim Bosholm Pam Boyer Janet Brackney Sandy Braman Nancy Brandiord Leah Breidall Carolyn Brewer Bruce Brobcrg Pat Brodin Eric Brown Pat Brown Brad Buttie Debbie Buhn Mickey Bundul Eileen Burbank Kathy Burk Michele Burmece Pat Burniece Carol Burnside Kathy Butler Betsy Butts Marc Cabot Cheryl Cam Greg Tom Canfield Carlson Bruce Vicki Cardinal Carlson Larry Scott Carlberg Carmell Dick Mark Carlson Carney Gay Dan Carlson Carr Jill Betsy Carlson Carroll Marcia Nancy Carlson Carroll Polly John Carlson Carson Steve Cegia Seeta Charyulu Don Chase Steve Chose Gary Christenson Mary Christianson Tim Christiansen Laurel Christopherson John Clark Kevin Cleare Candy Clementson Phyllis Cohn Jacque Colburn Jon Cole Janet Colburn Martha Collins 55 John Jim Tom Connell Cramer Cross Monica Scott Mike Cook Craven Cullen Phyllis Alan Connie Cooper Crawford Cundy Cliff Barb Bob Cracauer Crocker Cunningham Diane Jim George Curry Daugherty DeBeck Wes Marty Arby Cutter Davis Denholm Linda Dianne Lynne Daehn DeLapp Devay Jim Doug Norm Danielson De Wolfe Domholt Allen Sue Jerry Domm Dunlap Ecklund Greg Barb Patrice Donaghue Dunning Eddy John Blame Bruce Dorsey Ebeimg Edwards Dennis Diane Bob Driggers Eckhoff Edwards The Juniors Furiously Prepare Themselves Jon Egbert Karen Eide Tom Eklo Steve Elavsky Scott Eller Roger tngleson Phil Englund Gary Engstrand Jamie Erckenbrack Dan Erdmann Doug Erhard Mary Erickson Rick Erickson Barb Emewem Emily Evenson Lance Evmgson Sue Fahlstrom Laurie Farnam Dale Farnum Jim Feigum JoAnn Feiker Dave Feroc Mike Ferree Alison Fifer Penny Filer Sue Fine Karol Finstrom Diane Fisher 56 Mike Flanigan Becky Fleck Kevin Flesher Sharon Flodin Andrew Flugaur Dave Flugaur Carol Foley D«ane Formico Sigrid Forsland Barb Forlman Roberta Frank Molly Frawley Jane Freeman Priscilla French Cheryl Frey Mark Galarneau Kathy Gallagher Andy Garme y Roger Garner Kay Gaynor Mary Gebert Walter Gcgner George Gessner Stuart Gibson Me thought I heard a voice cry ‘sleep no more! For Their Senior Year Ruth Peggy Sherry Gilmore Goeppinger Grady Gary Mark Nancy Gimmestad Gordon Grambsch Roxanne Damien Bill Givens Gossett Greenberg James Clare Grimm Gustafson Joan Paul Gudmestad Gustafson Chuck Rich Gustafson Guthmann Stephanie Haack Gayle Hageman Rick Hagen Lois Bob Kathy Hallonquist Halverson Hannan Jamie Kathy Jim Halpern Hamm Hannes William Tom Marilyn Halpern Hammond Hansen 57 Bob Hansen Pam Hanson Barb Harding Steve Harley Sue Harrcr Gail Hartung Pat Harvey Roxanne Hasse Nancy Hastings Jim Haxby Tim Hayes Allen Hedquist Dean Dick Vicki Hedtke Helde Hepoia Randy Al Dave Heinrich Hendrickson Hesli Vicky Sue Lmdy Heisel Hendrickson Higgins Rich Hill Mary Hillstrom Sue Hillstrom Jim Hilton Tom Hobot Mark Hocking We Are Learning . . . Something That Only Ken Elaine Richard Sue Laurie Dwight Dwight Kris Mark Hopkins Howe IndriU Jackson Jenkins Jewson Johnson Johnson Johnson Dan Heidi Leslie Terry Kris Brad Guy Lesley Nancy Horan Hoye Iverson Jacobson Jensen Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Ellen Steve Brian Sue Jean Cindy Henry Linda Sandy Horner Hunter Jack ley Jannetta Jernell Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jim Mary Arthur Jill Diane Don Jay Louise Vicki Hosp Hurwit Jackson Jenkins Jettenberg Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson 58 Wayne Johnson Tom Jotng Ken Jones Tom Mary Jordan Kachelmacher JoAnne George Jorland Kalberer Ron Debbie Jungers Kallstrom Life Teaches Us Belinda Kamann Beth Kantor Bruce Kantor Dan Keefe John Keele Sharie Keil Mike Kelehan Mark Keljik Pat Kelly Pete Kennedy Roger Kennedy Carol Kenyon Mike Kiel Judy Kilian Margaret Killy Richard Klaers Jim Klotz Joan Knooihuizen Paul Knotz Craig Knutson Lisa Kodadek Jett Koclmel Kathy Koenig Marilyn Kofski Michele Koller Julie Kopacek Steve Kopperud Scott Kort Ronald Kraemer Dianne Krentz John Kroth Richard Kuether John Kulczycki Elliott Kuubits Jett Kyle Art Laatsch Jon Landberg Lynne Landry Jim Langhans Jean Lanie Dan Lapham Dale Larson Debby Larson Randi Larson Mary Jo Lawrence Janet Leaf Patti Leaf Joe Lee Windy Leiferman Leslie Leik Mary Leykom Doug Lien 59 Diane Curry predicts victory at Homecoming auditorium. Steve lillemoe Sue Lind Trudy Lindberg Ann Lindemams Jim Lindquist Jeame Lindseth Sue Linglc John Little Don Loch Sharon Loo Kevin Longman Dana Lonn Charles Love Dave Loveioy Byrne Lovell Scott Lowery Linda Loye Cheryl Luh Marilyn Lund Kathy Lundberg Karen Lundgren Steve Lybeck Bob Madden Elizabeth Mahoney Juniors Learn That Ten Majchrzak Bob Manning Marlene Mark Julie Lewis Markey Marshall Sylvia Tom Markus Martin Kathy Judy Marsh Martinson Steve Martini Tom Masters Chris Maxwell Ray McCabe Marcy McCabe Laurie McCall Judy McCamey Debbie McGill Mike McGowan Janie McGrew Bill McIntosh Lynette McKinney Kevin McKinstry Mickey McMaster Ron McMillan John McNulty Kathy Medcalt Karen Mcdin 60 Nancy Dave Bruce Mehlm Meyer Miller Bill Rich Kirby Mernmen Meyer Miller Bill Floyd Linda Meyer Midura Miller Chns Ellen Nancy Meyer Milosovtch Miller Bruce Steve Ron Mitchell Mohn Mortenson Paul Kris Maxine Mitsch Molitor Moser Larry Ann Bill Moe Morgan Mosher Peter Sarah Sharon Moe Mork Moslct Lynn Paul Joan Muedeking Murray Naescth John Steve Sandy Mueller Musil Nagell Dave Jessica Kathie Moller Myhre Naughton Dettie Sue Diane Murphy Myklcbyc Neerland “All The World’s A Stage . . Sandra Jean Kathy Norman O'Brien O'Dell Doug Steve Barb Nyberg O'Brien Odoms Bill Terry Roger O'Brien O'Brien Ogilvie Amy Karen Rebecca Todd Jerry Marlys Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nicholas Nolander Bruce Kyle Ron Ernie Sue Joyce Nelson Nelson Nelson Neve Nickerson Nordell Cindy Paul Scott John Jane Nancy Nelson Nelson Nelson Newberger Nienhaus Nordquist 61 Dan O'Grady Linda Oium Lucy OLaughlm Mary Olberdtng Mia Olsen Robert Olsen Bob Olson Bruce Olson Bryan Olson Ooug Olson Jackie Olson Lois Olson Pat Olson Steve Olson Greg Oman Margaret Opava Jean 8arb Opheim Palm Norman Terry Orbeck Pajerski Steve Mark Ordahl Pappas Lois Marcia Osborne Paquay Brian Sherry Osberg Parsons Jim Terry Otto Pascoe Sue Joe Paet l Patton Curt Dave Page Paukner Larry Paulson Pam Paulson Pat Paulus Chuck Payne Alice Pearce Marston Pearson Robert Pearson Janet Pederson Kent Pederson Tom Pednc Dave Perkins Rita Perkins Marlys Perlman Joseph Perrier Barb Perry Lonnie Perry We Learn To Meet Bill Dave Peters Peterson Bonnie Jeanne Peterson Peterson Darlene Jo Peterson Peterson Karen Pat - Peterson Peterson Lee Sheri Peterson Peterson Linda Jane Peterson Phillips 62 Claudia Richard Paula Pierce Quest Rahders Belinda Dan Mike Pinck Quick Ralke Rex Scott Sharon Pryor Quiggle Randall Andy Alice Paul Psihos Ragan Ratlifl Karen Don Tim Reimers Ringham Roberson Gail Dave Bill Revak Rist Rock Phil Doug John Riba Rivers Rockford Lance John Art Riley Robb Rondeau Pat Sue Candy Rooney Ross Rudolf Mike Dana Joan Roseen Rotegard Ruliffson Debbie Linda Karen Rosenblatt Ruclnski Rundquist Bill Rich Jeff Ross Ruden Russell The Tasks Which Our World Has Demanded Kathy Ryan Julie Rynchek Jim Sailer Vicky Sampson Eileen Scanlon Pat Satre Tom Sayther Fred Schech Ann Schimke Linda Schlmk Bardin Schlitz Carol Schlueter Jeff Schmitz Bill Schoberg Steve Schultz Sue Schultz Janet Schatzlem Karen Schulz Dave Schwartz Clinton Scott LaVonne Selin Mike Sell Sarah Shabel Joy Shaffer Steve Shaffer Jim Sharp Ann Sheehan 63 Bette Sue Bill Sigan Sirvid Smith Manuel Ron Brad Silva Skaar Smith Richard Wayne John Sirany Skow Smith Mary Shelby Judy Sirr Slick Smith Nancy John Corinne Smith Souza Stahl Welby Pete Carol Smith Sovell Stanton Lynne Sue Holly Smyser Spika Staubly Rick Kathy Joe Sorenson Spohn St. Cyr Neil Bob Margaret Stecker Stevens Stotts Ken Debbie Chris Stenmark Stewart Stout Tom Paula Steve Stenoien Stickney Stoyke Cmdy Dee Dee Cindy Stonzel Stitzcl Stratton The Juniors Help To Create Our Atmosphere Students get a kick from the Mill-ermates. Frank Gayle Carolyn Streed Stuckey Swanson Martha Marty Skip Strom Sullivan Swanson Judy Mark Dave Stromquist Sutherland Swanstrom Richard Swanstrom Carol Swenson Janet Swenson Wayne Swenson John Swindler Bob Swinton Marty Syme Bev Taiiieier Marlene Tangen 64 Craig Vicki Sue Taylor Thelen Tisdale Greg Marcia Marie Taylor Thorp Tjernlund Jim Gary Steve Taylor Thorvig Toliver Marc John Karen Taylor Tillolson Tornquist John Tucker Pam Tucker Barb Turnbull Jim Tyvand Of School Spirit John Ubl Ken Ujifusa Scott Valentine Craig Van Bockel Anke Van Hilst Karin Veblen Dave Walburg John Walkup Pat Wallace Sue Wallfred Wendy Waterston Sue Watson Debbie Jo Peter Watzl Wicheimann Williams John Judy Rodney Weigel Wicheimann Williams Joan Sharlee Tim Weikleenget Wick Wilson John Dave Debbie Weis Wildung Wmgard Greg Margaret Peggy Wennberg Wilhclmy Wold Steve Peg Jacquie Whiteside Wilhite Woll Fred Earl Jeannie Whitney Williams Wong Bonnie Jackie Kim Wiberg Williams Wood Steve Woods Rose Wreath Jeff Wright Mike Yengan Candee Yoshikawa Gayle Young Paul Youngquist Mark Zahner 65 SCHOOL LIFE School life is The sharing of fun The expression of our interests And our chance to be with others As the individual becomes a challenge To himself We all must learn to understand ourselves And others as individuals As we contribute We gain poise A sense of belonging An ability to share common interest We learn through The service and the social events We grow in understanding To form a more complete person September October November December January Miller Highlights 67- 68 FIRST SEMESTER 5 7 11-15 15 6 6 10 19-20 29 2 10 10 10 16-17 22 23-24 28 5 15 19 22 22 23-31 1-7 19 23-24 24 26 Football Preview School Opens Welcome Week Welcome Week Dance Homecoming Game vs. South Homecoming Dance BlueTri Recognition Service Teachers' Meetings Powder Puff Football Championship vs. SW Fall Choir Concert Twin City Football Championship Sadie End of Marking Period Millwheels Basketball Preview Thanksgiving Holiday Hockey Preview NHS Induction Student Council Stag Holiday Chapel Service Christmas Choir Concert Student Council Donut Dunk Christmas Vacation Christmas Vacation WAHIAN Stag Finals One-Act Plays Semester Closes SECOND SEMESTER January 27 29-31 February 1-2 2 12 16 23 March 29 29 April 2 4.5 6-14 19 May 3 15 21 24 31 June 5.6 7 10 Blue Tri Semi-Formal Snow Daze Snow Daze Senior Snow Party Lincoln's Birthday Cheerleader's Stag Winter Band Concert Student Council Stag End of Marking Period Easter Chapel Service Class Play Spring Vacation Senior Banquet Spring Band Concert Blue Tri Senior Farewell NHS Induction Spring Prom Memorial Day Senior Finals Class Day Commencement Fellowship in devotion. Chapters get together to socialize. Versatility And Vitality — Blue Tri Seniors dig into their work. President Sheila Oman leads council meeting. 70 BLUE TRI COUNCIL First Row: Conrad, adv.: Silesky. Romfo, Stau-bly. Temple, adv . Second Row: Oelapp. Schultz. French, Burmgton. Oman. Diamond Third Row: Schulz. Luh. Dallen, Peterson. Austin. This year’s Blue Tri combined service with sociability to make the year both enjoyable and educational. The sound judgments of Miss Temple and Mrs. Conrad, along with the efficient leadership of the Blue Tri Council, lent organization to the Blue Tri program. The all-school service project this year was promoting blood donations to the kidney foundation. Blue Tri groups held social events this year that were as original and entertaining as they were varied. The traditional broom hockey games were replaced by a powder-puff football tournament, highlighted by a victory over Southwest. To earn money, girls bought and sold Blue Tri slumber shirts in blue and orange. A Holiday Chapel Service took the place of the Christmas Service and featured contemporary dance and music. The annual Blue Tri semi-formal dance held last January. was built around the theme of Winter Wonderland. The year of entertainment and vigorous leadership was terminated by the traditional Senior Farewell, with the candlelight induction of next year’s leaders. Miller. Fourth Row: Mueller. Shatter. Anderson. Snyder. Rullittson. Slick. Fifth Row: Seale. Randall. Duer. Lundgren. Berg. Bowles. Wiberg. The leap to victory. Dancers rehearse for Blue Tri service. CHAPTER 1 First Row: Zierdt. Lockrem. loolbourrow. Diamond. Second Row: Gackle. Nelson. Anderson. Smith. Caplan. Third Row: Mueller. Hoch. Mildcnberger. Dahlberg. Stahl. Mehaffey. Fourth Row: Bowles. Bryne. Heisel. Schrupp. Lindahl. Blue Triers Show Ingenuity CHAPTER 2 First Row: Silesky. Ashner. Nelson. Boyd. Erickson. K. Second Row: Burington. Welch. Hendrickson. Hetland. Third Row: Ruttan. Helmeke. Dingley. Fifer. Flygare. Fourth Row: Ericksen. J.; Comb. Bouten. Nicklow. Haugh. Peterson. CHAPTER 3 First Row: Johnson. C.: Gaudette. Bradford. Titus. Stolt?. Second Row: Johnson. B.: Nelson. Dahlen. Rocknem Third Row: Moc. Laatsch. Ridler. Mateffy. Oman Fourth Row: Olson. Koll-er. Van Putten. Rieman. Peterson. Dechame. CHAPTER 4 First Row: Torabi. Teschendorf. Love. Weigel Second Row: Tillotson. Enger. Nelson. Wong. Ellsworth Third Row: Duer. Burnet. Iverson. Smiley Fourth Row: Risberg. Conway. Pritchard. Nordquist. Irvin. Fifth Row: Atwell. Winterhalter. Hande. Kroll. Wilhelm. Campbell. CHAPTER 5 First Row: Romfo. Clemens. Smith. Anderson. Olson. Second Row: Ellyson. Williams. Rehn. Peterson. Owen. Third Row: Theis. Wiberg. Grimm. Nienabcr. Bjerke. Bellcfeuille Fourth Row: Hermstad. Trudell. Zmuda. Jorgenson. Beebe. Fifth Row: Stahl. Charnstrom. Ludcke. Kvmge. Evans. McKissick Sixth Row: Paulsen. Dew. Cnpps. King. Lindahl. Flynn. Byrne. 72 CHAPTER 6 First Row: Brown. Heim. Martin. Grafslund Second Row: Bennett Bakken. Uppgaard Third Row: Dunn. Harding. Defining, Woiciak Fourth Row: Rossman. Cam. Fogel. Root. Nelson Fifth Row: Richert. Remhold. Mertesdorf. Seale. Haug. Sandland CHAPTER 7 First Row: Flodm. Rehn. Havig. Arneson Second Row: Sullivan. Sell . Woods. Johnson. Swenson Third Row. Snyder. Lead-holm. Hansen. Davis. Shoop. Lyons. Fourth Row: Porter. Barstow. Olsen. Nelson. Saterstrom. Fifth Row: Flynn. Peters. Marsh. Watson. Lien. Shannon. And Creativity CHAPTER 8 First Row: Underwood. Harris. Burk. Hawkins. Second Row: Brastad. Carlson. Clarkson. Graham. Third Row: Hickory. Quinn, Swanson. Drake Fourth Row: Ridler. Wells. Conway. Olson. Lewis. Fifth Row: Wiberg. Nordquist. Nash. Woodbridge. Talbot, Peterson. Chapter presidents discuss problems of leadership. CHAPTER 9 First Row: Sullivan. Martin. Keese. Webb. Zimmcrmann Second Row: Ogdahl. Beihoffer. Kozmik. Hanson. Eckhotf Third Row: Hawley. King. Freeman. Larson. Connors. Christiansen Fourth Row: Molitor. Johnson. V.. Anderson. Fine, Frank Fifth Row: Lund-berg. Aaker. Hoeppner, Frey. Johnson. 8.: Leaf CHAPTER 10 First Row. Akenson. Nelson, 8.. Vogel. Therner Second Row: Hanson. Hoye. Kantor. Van Eps. Dunlap Third Row: Erickson. Colburn. Kennedy, Odoms. Austin. Fourth Row: Welch. Miller. Evenson. Gilmore. Busch Fifth Row. Horner, Hillstrom, Nelson. D.. Colburn. Reichert. Jensen. 73 CHAPTER 11 First Row: O'Brien. Groten. Fabei. Lund. Waters. Second Row: Ross. Johnson. Aronson. Peterson. Seim. Third Row: Gilbertson, Collins, Koller Knooihuzen. Danielson. Nelson Fourth Row: Beetsch. Carlson. P ; Fmstrom. Johnson. C. Starks Fifth Row: Hastings. Lindseth, Carlson. V.. Sheehan. Rucinski. Cosgrove. CHAPTER 12 First Row: Johnson. Erlich. Nelson. Stauble. Naeseth. Second Row: Wiebe. Kight. Fischbem. Stewart Boyer Third Row: Paquay. Welschmgcr. Thom. Carlson. Hageman Fourth Row: Fleck. Frawley. Sampson. Rocknem Fifth Row: Wilhite. Seitz. Stanton. Bennington. Babcock Sixth Row: Rasmussen. Hamm. Carpenter. Bachman. Stephens. Wallace. Blue Tri Washburn Powders SW In the winning tradition of Washburn football teams, the Blue Triers prepared for their powder puff game against Southwest. Despite miscellaneous injuries. including a sprained arm and broken ribs. Washburn romped to a 14-0 victory over the Southwest chapters. Washburn was represented in the game by senior Chapter 4 and junior-sophomore Chapter 9. Seniors get a charge out of football. CHAPTER 13 First Row. Fifer. P.. Berniece, Filer. A . Wichelmann. Crocker Second Row Jackson. Blake. French. Nagell. Tynchck. Third Row: Seitz. Olson. Leykom. Wilhelmy. Uppgaard. Roth Fourth Row: Doran. Harper. Brodhag. Payne. Jonas Fifth Row Satre. Nickerson. Fortman. Beetsch. Heath. Sigan Sixth Row Christensen. Larson. Domholt. Hork. Hedberg. Stenzel. Dowling CHAPTER 14 First Row: Tisdale. Auger. Myklebye. Bader. Mork Sec ond Row: Lee. Jaunty. Ekholm. Ebbort. Carlson Third Row: Larson Luh. McCool. Schwantes. Sheehen Fourth Row Freeman. Majchr zak. Leik. Bard. Semans. Ragan. Fifth Row Palm. Henning. Blinn McWaters. Lmdemams. Sixth Row Kamann. Benson. Heisei. Hen drickson. Schimke. Frank. 74 CHAPTER 15 First Row: McKinney. Bidgood. Scharlemann, Roe. Second Row: Rank. Straiton. Schultz. Roll. Soucek Third Row: Buhn. Millenacker. Haas. Anderson. Reynolds. Neerland. Fourth Row: Gilbertson. Hallonquist. Roft. Cuneo. Peterson. J Fifth Row: Cederstrand. Opheim. Duff. Lundgren. Oium. Peterson. S. CHAPTER 16 First Row: Butts. Iverson. Erckenbrack. Grady. Pajer-ski Second Row: Jettenberg. Moberg. Peterson. Garry. Killy Third Row: Stahl. Heidelberg. Alford. Knutson. Osborne. Wood Fourth Row: Breidall. Pascoe. Rundquist. Nelson. Anderson. Fifth Row: Wallfred. Rahders. Charnstrom. Anderson. Harrison. Andrew Sixth Row: Bourke. Brober. Tiernlund. Randall. Dornan. Wallin. Fuller Exhibits Enthusiastic Team Spirit CHAPTER 17 First Row: Kaszyaski. Gebert. Crocker. Delapp. Mark. Second Row: Dunning. Lmgle. Pryor. Jemell. Peterson Third Row: Gillquist. Lane. Skroch. Fortman. Anderson. Ott Fourth Row: Bar-stow. Carlson. Cross. Ungar. Wilson. Banham Fifth Row: Myhre. Maxwell. Olson. Watzi. Jernell. Ruliffson Sixth Row: Muen er. Len-nmg. Jenkins. Farnam. Nelson. Peterson. Cam, Mahoney CHAPTER 19 First Row: Koenig. BerRseth. Bergstrom. Smith. Lund Second Row: Schlutz. Krentz. Maland. Harvey. Carlson. Third Row: Moslet. Nordquist. Nelson. Burk. Ruona. Dahlen Fourth Row: Neno-nen. Gudmestad. Keister. Anderson. Ling. Fifth Row: Fahlstrom. Thorp. Abraham. Morgan. Talbott. Snow. CHAPTER 18 First Row: Modlin. Wong. Johnson. Lmdberg. Bell Second Row: Zelenovich. Murphy. Weisskofl. Bartholomew Third Row: Tornquist. Olson. Stewart. Thelen. Schoppe Fourth Row: Morehouse. Bieker. Carrol. Davies. Shafler. Haack Fifth Row: Pmck. Ivor-son. Johnson. Carroll. Perlman. Sixth Row: Olson. Cundy. Nolander. Spika. S'gan. Myhr CHAPTER 20 First Row: Braman. Ashner, Shabei. Blake. Smith Second Row: McGrew Stranel. Lone. Root. Bolme Third Row: Mehlen. Medcalf. Johnson. Miller Fourth Row: Sirr. Abbey. Peterson. Gallos. O'Laughlm Fifth Row: Slick. Gustavfson. Issacson. Stalwick. Mc-Goldnck. Farnham Sixth Row: Mienaber. Hoffman. Stratton. Mue-dekmg. Jensen. Johnson. S.: Bernhardt. 75 French And Latin Organization leads to activity. This year's Latin Club under the direction of Mrs. Beran combined service projects, money-making events, and celebrations to make the year a memorable one. Forth eir service project. Latin Club members prepared a Christmas dinner for a needy family. They held two car-washes, one of which was sponsored in cooperation with A.F.S., and a sophomore slave sale to raise money. The second annual Latin Club Banquet was staged, complete with togas, chariot races, and peeled grapes. The year was climaxed by a spring picnic at Lake Nokomis. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Mrs Beran. adv.: Swanson, sec.: Paschke. pres.: Lubov. V.P. LATIN CLUB First Row; Isaacson. Price. Dainsberg. Palmquist. Noreen Second Row: Paschke. Swanson. Komoto. Cam. Gibson. Third Row: Lane. Anker. Johnson. Carlson. Comb. Fourth Row: Halpern, Koller. Westermo. Fuller. Brodm, Keefe. President Paschke talks. Clubs Stress Fun In Learning La Petite Academie is a French version of the National Honor Society. It is made up of a select group of French students who have maintained a straight A average in French for two years and have the recommendation of their French teachers. With the enthusiastic cry “Viva la France! , the French Club began its year under the leadership of the French teachers Mr. Dunn and Miss Case. Members were divided into interest groups for work in drama, singing, art. correspondence, and publication of Le Petit Messager. As a group, the French Club participated in the French Club-German Club volleyball game. FRENCH CLUB GROUP 1 First Row: Wong. Modlm. Wolda. Alford. Price Second Row: Smith. Schultz. Dunlap. McKinney. Lindquist Third Row: Roe. Mahoney. Bennet. Arnold. Larson. Brewer Fourth Row: Johnson. Payne. Peterson. Eckert. Wilhite Fifth Row: Molitor. Hageman. Turrentme. Blinn. Rudolf. Ruliffson Sixth Row: Littlo. Lenmng. Dew. Van Vorst. Strom. Bouten. Karsh FRENCH CLUB GROUP 2 First Row: Weisskopf Anderson. Ruona. Chin. Nelson Second Row: Mark. Ruttan. Soucek. Ebbert. Third Row: Sullivan. Howe. Gudmestad. Hallonqulst. Satrc Fourth Row. McCool. M.llenacker. Lane. Anker. Clarkson. Hansen. Fifth Row McClellan. Stanton. Chopyk. Babcock. Johnson Sixth Row: Jenkins. Schimke. Spika. Byrne. Muedekmg. Eddy. LA PETITE ACADEMIE First Row Wong. Tillotson. Lindquist. Gudmestad Second Row O'Laughlm. Hallonquist. Hageman. Hansen. Erickson Third Row Trudell. Eckert. Dehnmg, Clarkson Fourth Row: Dmgley. Wilhite. Anderson. Karsh. Little Fifth Row Bouten. Arrandondo. Talbott. Dew. Van Vorst. Bryne. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS Clarkson, sec. Bouten. pres Karsh. V.P 77 GERMAN CLUB: First Row: Braman, Nelson. Filer. Palmer. Olson Second Row: Hallonquist. GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS: First Row: Van Kennis Caulmen Brennan. Rode Third Row: Pmck. Bonk. Henke. Bard. Hoye. Larson Hilst. DeBeck. Braman. Nolander Second Fourth Row: Beebe. Swanson. Wagner. Sarset. Ragan Fifth Row. Daehn. Van Hilst. Olsen Row: Marvin Kopperud Mildenberger. Oangers. Dornan. Sixth Row: De Beck. Cunningham. Hanson. Hillstrom. Hastings. McAuhtle. Marshall Seventh Row: O'Brien. Kyle. Peterson. Savold. Kopperud. Pearce. Carlson. Smith. German Club Diversifies Activities German Club, under the advisorship of Mrs. Gale, had a year of keen competition. Their first activity was a scavenger hunt. Next, they played a soccer game which they lost to the Rustic Lodge Rompers, a freelance soccer team. This was followed by a volleyball tournament in which the German Club challenged the Spanish. Latin and French Clubs emerging the undisputed victor. In addition to this, the German Club gained a better understanding of Teutonic culture by the presentation of a German movie and a speech by a German speaker. They also held a faschmgsball. a German masquerade party in which a variety of German costumes were displayed. New ideas and vigorous leadership helped create a challenging year of fun and learning. GERMAN CLUB: First Row: Scharleman. Vogel. Ljwrence. Boyd. Iverson Second Strive for balance. Row: £ckoM- Gaudette. Pierce. Maland. Pryor Third Row: Evans. Garwick. King. Roberts. Conners. Grambisch. Fourth Row: Lmdemanias. Stoppelman, Welch. Hartung. Erickson. Fuller Fifth Row Rasmussen. Larson. Tillotson. Roome. Anker. Tjernlond Sixth Row: Lundgren. Mernman. Cers. Nolander. Indritz. King. Hoeppner, Members correct first issue. SPANISH CLU8: Fir t Row: Stanley. Wegger. Emewem. Skroch Second Row: Stewart. Luh. Johnson. Sheehan. Garnett Third Row: Murphy. Johnson. Lyons. Brand. Kahn. Asplund Fourth Row: Stalwick. Kantar. Helmeke. Fogel. Kofski Fifth Row: Landry. Fine. Jensen. Sigan. Cundy. Aaker Sixth Row: Kamann. Heisel. Sikora. Hillstrom. Lovell. Olsen. Frey. Spanish Culture Enriches Members With the enthusiastic support of their advisor. Mr. Austin, the activities of this year’s Spanish Club were both original and entertaining. The club's first event was an introduction to Spanish food. The Spanish Club played in a Spanish-German volleyball game. A new aspect of the Spanish Club this year was the creation of a Spanish newspaper. The first edition was a Christmas holiday issue. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: First Row: Jonas. Brackney. Second Row: Morgan. Heisel. Benson. Kolski SPANISH CLUB: First Row: Cooper. Moscoe. Fischbem. Butwm Second Row: Carlson. Roth. Jonas, Kennedy Third Row. Sigan. Christensen, Laatsch. Evans. Duncan Fourth Row: Anderson. Richter. Eckert. Filer. Morgan. Greenberg. Fifth Row: Root. Horner. Beaty. Eddy. Brackney Sixth Row. Lenmng. Cuneo. Rieman. Kilborn. Winterhalter. Eller Students learn the Flamenco. Jm Anr 3nd Shida Stuart and Rudy Sara and Janet AFS Brings The World Closer This year. AFS, Washburn's largest club, sponsored three foreign exchange students. Rudy Lat from the Philippines stayed at the home of a junior. Stuart Gibson. From Iran came Shida Torabi. who lived with senior Ann Duer. The third student. Janet Nash of New Zealand, spent the year in the home of Sara Leadholm. also a senior. With the help of their AFS brothers and sisters, all three students adapted quickly to the hectic senior routine. They adjusted to the cultural differences existing between the United States and their home countries and learned American ways of living. AFS CABINET First Row: Gilbertson. Mark. Scharlemann. Braman. Second Row: Grafslund. Enger. Mueller. Lund. Dehning. Rudy discusses Filipino politics. During an auditorium program put on by AFS. the three foreign students told of their countries and their impressions of the United States. AFS also sponsored many social events during the year, including a party to welcome the AFS students and a pancake supper. Money for these events was raised by a pop bottle collection drive, a car wash, and a leaf-raking campaign. These, and other activities served to promote the goal of AFS — to encourage and expand understanding between peoples. 80 A SQUAD: First Row: Romfo. lillemoe. Johnson. Staubly. Anker. Crocker. Wichelmann. Silesky. Second Row: Heim. DeNio. Olson. Heisel. Nordquist. Pinck. Ross. Frawley. Variety Marks The Millermates The Millermates. Washburn’s precision dancers, were divided this year into “A and “B” squads. They were led by squad leaders. Barb Silesky and Diane Nordquist. The “A' squad danced in auditoriums and Millwheels. At games, the “B squad joined the A squad to entertain during halftimes. With the money from various projects, the Millermates made a variety of bright new costumes. With enthusiasm and vitality the Millermates enlivened programs and auditoriums throughout the year. Millermates change the pace at halftime. B SQUAD: First Row: Peterson. Snyder. Nelson Second Row. Biekor. Maxwell Third Row: Myklebye. Moslet. Upper Left: Sucy and Paul Left: Les and Bob. Lower Left: Jennifer and Mike. “Orange! A rest at the thirty. Cheer For The “Blue! Cheerleaders paint the victory bell. and the agony of defeat. Orange And Blue Washburn cheerleaders were a familiar sight at most of the sports events this year. With a squad of twelve members, the cheerleaders went all out in an effort to spark school spirit and boost team morale. Under the advisement of Mr. Johnson, the cheerleaders added new cheers and uniforms, making them one of the most colorful groups at Washburn. This year’s squad was composed of Paul Landry and Suey Hawley. Mike Bateson and Jennifer Rocknem. Terry Danahy and Jill Heisel. Dale Larson and Sue Hendrickson, Bob Pauls and Lesly Anderson, and Skip Swanson and Marilyn Lund. New cheers, bright colors, and a bubbling enthusiasm all combined to make the orange and blue of the ’67-’68 cheerleaders a familiar and welcome sight at Washburn activities. Oops! Bob's burnt. Upper Right: Jill and Terry. Right: SKip and Mar Lower Right: Sue and Oale. C’mon team DEBATE TEAM First Row: Carlson. Cohn, Schlagel adv.. Grouse. Gaudette. Second Row: Rotegard. Olson. Scheid, Anderson. Beebe. Garwick, Wieland. Danahy, Quanbeck Argumentative Millers Debate Dorothy and John discuss strategy. Larry gets constructive criticism on debate. The Washburn debate team worked hard for a successful season. With the enthusiasm and experience of Coach Louden Schlagel. the debaters carried out the strenuous task of researching this year's topic: “Resolved that Congress should establish uniform regulations to control criminal investigation procedures. Getting off to an early start, the team placed third at the Bloomington Kennedy tournament and sixth at the Blake and Ma-calester tournaments. They later went on to take second at St. Paul Johnson. By beating Southwest twice, the team won first place in the District 17 tournament and reclaimed the championship trophy for Washburn. In Region 5 competition the team placed fifth, losing in the final elimination by only five speaker points. After some early season experimenting, the varsity debate team affirmatives were Larry Wieland and Jon Scheid. The negative team of Dave Garwick and Dorothy Grouse remained unchanged throughout the year. Dave received four best speaker awards at tournaments. Dorothy received three, and Larry and Bill Lubov each received one. The affirmative record was 14 wins. 7 losses, and 3 ties. The negative record was 35 wins and 7 losses. 84 Millers gain experience in interpretive reading. Trophies show excellence of forensics teams. Forensics Develops Speaking Ability Under the stimulating guidance of Coach Ronald Rogers, the 1968 forensics team worked to develop skills in public speaking. This year’s expanded season included such tournaments as Benilde. Macalaster, Bloomington Lincoln. District 17. Regionals. and NFL. Special contests included The Voice of Democracy which Judy Anderson won for our school. Janet Ericksen entered the American Legion Contest. The season was ended by the annual program, The Best of '68. which presented some of the season’s winning selections. Judy demonstrates extemporaneous speaking. FORENSICS First Row: Anderson. Carlson. Braman. Grouse. Christianson. Second Row: Nickerson. Bonk. Gaudette. Clarkson. Third Row. Me-Kissick. Pearce. Danahy. Shannon. Ericksen. POPLARS STAFF First Row: Boyd. Grouse. Gackle. Braman. Beck. adv. Second Row: Hetland, Diamond, Mahoney. Pierce. Eckert Third Row: Rossman. Trudell. Fitcr. Cam. Ludcke. Fourth Row: Ellsworth. Jensen. Gossett. Smith. Sheehan. Fifth Row: Shannon. Davenport. Benidt. Anderson. Cers. Oium. “You wouldn't dare! Fair is foul .. Haven't I heard that before? “Love And The Art Board considers a masterpiece. It's not exactly what I had in mind. YES! IF YOU URITE. FOR POPLARS Editorial Board members confer on manuscript POPLARS Go Hand In Hand” Creative talent is expressed in many ways. With this basic idea, the 1968 POPLARS staff presented an outlet for student abilities. The staff worked longand hard to produce the magazine that students read under the poplar trees in the spring. The editorial board met evenings to review the many manuscripts submitted. Those accepted were then turned over to the copy board. POPLARS ’68 provided still another aspect of Washburn's creative school life. Informal atmosphere makes work easier. Marston scrutinizes another essay. That's fanTAStic! 87 Editors discuss proof changes Mr. Wald advises. Anybody seen proof sheet TP-23A? WAHIAN Captures Tools of the trade. The staff was forced to meet in the lunchroom. Judy votes on a staff decision. Jan and Barb face the problems of fitting copy. 88 WAHIAN STAFF: First Row: Hetland. Caplan. Grouse. Wald. adv. Second Row: Eckert. B)erke. Carlson. Grafslund. Third Row: Enger. Nel- Events Of School Year son. ludcke. Podany. Fourth Row: Marshall. Wahlund. Bouten. Ellsworth. Karsh. Fifth Row: Davenport. Wieland. Jordan. Peterson. Dew. Bowles. In this year’s WAHIAN. a new staff and advisor combined to face the intricacies of layouts. copy, and photography. The WAHIAN's new advisor was Mr. Gary Wald. Although somewhat handicapped by a split schedule, the staffers worked diligently to meet their deadlines. Beginning the year by meeting in the lunchroom, the staff finally acquired its own rooms in the basement. To raise additional money, the staff sponsored a stag dance in January and sold photographs at the end of the year. Staff members check contact sheets. Cooperation, hard work, and creativity all combined to make the '68 WAHIAN the best ever. Carol checks an invoice. Jim is one of WAHIAN’s omnipresent photographers. But I don’t see my article here! Linda makes last-minute revisions. GRIST Sparks Student Controversy Page editors Bruce. Jerry. Linda, and Debbie review their work. Editor Al organizes GRIST. All work and no play makes GRIST a dull hour. GRIST STAFF: First Row: Johnsen. Omen. Diamond. Miller. Second cumb. Trowl. Fourth Row: Schied. Spiedel. Boxler. Bar, Bennett Row: Raiders. Fife. Rockmen. Filmore. Third Row: Doll. Nash©. Hoi- This year’s GRIST staff not only provided a student lounge complete with music, refreshments. and a variety of activities, but also published a stimulating newspaper. The colorful room became a hot spot for student opinions and dissent The dedication of the staff and their editor Alan Spiedel was shown by their frequent visits to the printer and continuous occupation of the room. The GRIST sought alternately to expose the evils of the school system and to instill school spirit through information on sports and school events. Student controversies were stirred by satirical articles and editorials. Drugs, grading systems, and student dress codes came under fire as the GRIST provided an outlet for student expression. For the first semester, a junior newswriting class aided the GRIST staff by writing articles during their fourth hour class. Through this, they gained valuable newspaper experience necessary for publication of the GRIST during the last part of the year. NEWSWRITING CLASS: First Row: Luh. Paul. Miller. Braman. Olbcrd- Row: Cundy. Oium Sheehan. Ruhtfson Fourth Row: Pearce. SP'ka. mg. Second Row: Garme y. Veblen. Kofski. Pierce. Nienhaus Third Held©. Nolander. Cunningham STUDENT WELFARE COMMITTEE: Seated: Hickory. Hawley. Graham. Stephens. Masters. Standing: Rist. Hill. FINANCE COMMITTEE: Seated: Baglien. Miller. Berg. Middlebrook. Lee. Standing: P3yne. Student Council VOTE I HERE' I Contest COUNCIL OFFICERS: Gossett. 2nd V.P.; Berg. Treasurer; Rains. President; Kulczycki. 1st V.P. SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Seated: Ruliffson. Ross. Kulczycki. Lee. Bell. Standing: Harper. Pauls. Babcock. Eckert. RULES COMMITTEE: Seated: Holcomb. Brown. Mueller. Carlson. Paulu. Standing; Barr. Burniece. IISBIIIIIIIIIIIIIII building and grounds committee: Seated: Youngren. Olson. Rains presides over Council meeting. Hagen. Lund. Standing: Hosp. Oman, Expands Program Of Activities This year’s Student Council, under the leadership of president Pat Rains, organized a record number of service projects and activities. The Council was divided into five committees: Finance. Social. Student Welfare. Building and Grounds, and Rules. These committees studied various school problems and proposed possible solutions. The members of the ’68 Student Council was responsible for several improvements around the school this year. They worked together to improve student-teacher relationships. organize school-wide projects, and encourage school spirit. Damien emcees Snow Daze auditorium. Entire Council votes on an issue. National Honor Society NHS: First Row: Lillemos. Lockrom. Magnuson. adv. Darnel adv. Dahl. adv.. Caplan. Silesky Second Row: Anderson. Harding. Hawley. Bjerke. Diamond, Anderson. Clarkson. Johnson. Nelson. Love. Trudcll. Carlson. Third Row: Rahders. Eikum. lewis. Enger. Kvmge. Johnson. Cam. Fillmore. Ellsworth. Little. Landry. Fourth Row: Price. Campbell. Berg. Shannon. Heim. Seale. Shaw. Byrne. Groft. Koller Fifth Row. Dew. Holcomb. Koehler. Murphy. McWaters. Vest. Bemdt. Ross. Roome. Stehly. Woodbndge. NHS OFFICERS: Holcomb. Pres.. Graham. Sec.-Treas.. Bemdt. Vicc-Pres Diana takes orders for commencement announcements. National Honor Society, this year, participated in many phases of school life. The group was composed of the top twenty percent of the senior class; they possessed the qualities of scholarship, leadership, school service, and teacher approval. In addition to being an honor society. NHS showed dedication and service through its •various activities. Members of NHS ushered at both the PTSA open house and the dedication of the new building, and selected our commencement announcements. They also appointed a committee to examine the percentage of students inducted and make recommendations for raising or lowering the requirements. NHS operated a book store during the fourth hour which offered books at the wholesale price for the benefit of the student body. NHS served the school through a tutoring program by substituting for teachers who were unexpectedly called out of classes. Through such services, the students in NHS have contributed much toward making this a successful school year. 94 Serves Our School NHS: First Row: Grouse. West. Smith. Heim. Hetland. Graham. Oman. Eckert. Second Row: Gillquist. Mueller. Filer. Davis. Flygare. Evans. Mattsson. Aronson. Ludcke. Karsh. Third Row: Smiley. Dehn-ing, Lindahl. Ericksen. Jensen. Marshall. Wiberg. Bouton. Wahlund, Burwcll. Davenport Fourth Row: VanVorsl. Bowles. Jones. Cers. Nelson. Hegna. Lee. Price. Boeder. Scheid. Fifth Row: Kroll. Kienzle. Si kora. Anderson. Bey. Barr, Babcock, Fiskum. Gibson. Simpson. Watson. RED CROSS First Row; Gcbert. Modhn. Auger. Iverson. Leifer-man Second Row: Crocker. Dunlap. Abbey. Mahoney. Gaudette. Waterston Third Row; Frawley. Jenkins. Jernell. Knutson. Freeman Fourth Row: Ruiiffson. Wong. Ridler. Snyder. Weikleenget, Nordquist Fifth Row: Haug. Markey. Paulus. Clayton. Nash. Het-sel. Porter. RED CROSS First Row: Seale. Heisel. Matetty. Burk. Best. Thurston, adv Second Row: Bezat. 0 Brien. Myklebye. Blake. Soucek. Ashner. Third Row: Bolme. Roth. Gillquist. Lane. Eklo. Robb. Sullivan Fourth Row; Andrew. Chopyk. Peterson. Anderson. Cain. Knooihuizen. Fifth Row: Lindahl. Lein. Watson. Pearce. Cam. Loe. Lyons. Washburn Service Groups Service was a key word in Washburn clubs this year. UC Club girls, directed by Miss Yung, gave up their study periods to operate lunchroom cash registers during fourth hour. The Stage Crew, working with Mr. Rogers. operated the lighting and sound equipment in auditoriums, the One Act plays, and the Class Play. The Red Cross Council, composed of a member from every homeroom, did much to aid the underprivileged in the Twin City area. Under the supervision of Miss Margaret Thurston. they collected canned goods for Thanksgiving dinners and conducted a reading program in a local elementary school. UC CLUB First Row. Mehaffey. Perlman. Loofbourrow. Bradford Second Row: Yung. adv.. Smith. Johnson. S.. Johnson. B. Third Row: Trudell. Flygare. Walen. Nelson Fourth Row; Shoop. Irvin, Wilhelm. Olson. Richert. STAGE CREW Seated: Morin. Standing: Earle. Ralke. Rutt LIBRARY STAFF Row 1: Sullivan. Sundberg. Prochaska. Anderson. Jenk.ns. Aulwes. Isaacson. Banhom. Row 2: Lockrem. Wells. Wendlmg. Hartung. Soucck. Beaty. Row 3: Domholt. McN.ece. Berg. Carlson. Johnson. Gustaphson. Hande. Paetzel. Smith. Donate Time And Energy OFFICE STAFF Seated: Curry. DeVay Standing: Butts. Frangos. Strauman. Dctapp. Four other groups provided needed services for Washburn. The student office staff handled filing duties and operated the switchboard. The three ticket sellers sold tickets during lunch, and the library staff helped in the rearrangement of the expanded library. The AV Crew serviced projectors and other equipment from their modernized quarters in the new addition. AUDIO VISUAL CREW First Row: Perkins. Murphy. Alwm. adv Second Row: McCabe. Prior. Alexander. Bittner. Third Row: Lovejoy. Kramarich. Farrell. Heim. Mortenson. Sirnay TICKET SELLERS Soderberg. Smith. Nathenson. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Row 1: Anderson. Evans. Glanton. Kachelmacher Row 2: Wood. Andreassen. Phillips. Nichols. Row 3: Leary. Lmdseth. Spika. Cain. Smith Millers Prepare For Business World Approximately sixty Washburnites participated in this year’s part-time work program. These students attended regular classes in the morning, and then were free to spend the afternoon working in the occupational field of their choice. The program provided Millers with an opportunity to work and gain on-the-job training while still participating in the school curricula. PART-TIME WORK PROGRAM Row 1: Potz. Hoiosen. Teschendorf, Crose. Schatzlem. Nelson. Row 2i Seifert, Leidner. Wiberg. Steffen, Mclellan. Mulcahy Row 3: Holder. Berglund. Bellefeuille. Stoltz. Wever. Lillie, Spohn Row 4: Bruber. Walker. Klaers. Weigel. Anton-sen. Huie Row 5: Sunde. Paulsen. Van Eps. K. Mulcahy. Knoke. 01- Junior Achievement this year offered Millers a chance to organize and manage their own business. Forming corporations with students from other schools, they sold stock, manufactured a product, and sold it. The members elected their own board of directors. and salaries were paid from the profits. The corporations were advised by representatives of local corporations. son. Schwaab. Row 6: Moselle. Berg. Rogoski. Orbeck. Miller. Anderson. Glcttc Row 7: Clausen. Nielsen. DeWitt. Freeburg. Price. Lindg-ren. Pedric. Row 8: Tone. Harding, Adams. Butts. Hortsch, Persons. Pagel. McHale. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Friendship hopefuls. An excited queen. Upperclassmen New Washburnites were given a hardy welcome by the returning juniors and seniors during Welcome Week. September 11-15. During the annual Welcome Week auditorium. newcomers and upperclassmen were entertained by the music of the Defenders and the enthusiastic dancing of the Miller-mates. The program was concluded with the introduction of the sophomore, junior, and senior Friendship candidates. The climax of the week was the Welcome Week sock hop held in Washburn's new gym. Despite a mix-up in matching shoes to owners. it was a big success, owing in part to the Miller victory over Henry. In the brightly decorated gym. couples danced to the music of the Defenders and the Idylls. Highlighting the evening was the announcement of the Friendship Kings and Queens: Sophomores John Perry and Missy Van Eps. Juniors Brian Jackley and Sue Ross, and Seniors Dick Mammen and Sharon Love. too The Royal Six: First row sophs John and Missy, juniors Sue and Brian. Second row seniors Dick and Sharon. Indoctrinate Sophs to Miller Grind Welcome Week sock hop inaugurates the new gym. Washburn confronts South during the Homecoming auditorium. Homecoming Festivities Enliven Fall With the motto “De-tail de tigers!”, the 1967 Homecoming festivies roared to a start. Held during the week of October 2-6. activities reached a climax during the auditorium and evening celebrations on Friday. In the annual Homecoming program Washburnites were entertained as Bill Hallquist purred. “Hey. all you tigers and Rick Punch drawled. “I came back!” Next came the Miller Highlight Sport Life Spotlight which predicted Washburn’s impending victory over South. This was followed by a skit of pre-game anxieties in South's locker rooms and a dance routine by the Millermates. At the conclusion of the program. Student Council President Pat Rains introduced the Homecoming royalty: Ellen Kvinge and John McLaughlin. Sue Hawley and Bill Nelson. Sherry Graham and Jeff Anderson. Sharon Love and Dick Mammen. Pat Hickory and Chuck Youngquist. Tension increased as the envelopes were torn open, and Pat announced our 1967 Homecoming Royalty. King Bill Nelson and Queen Pat Hickory. Later in the afternoon, the Millers rolled to a 40-0 victory over South amidst the cheers of enthusiastic fans. That evening, couples danced to the music of the Sounds of Soul. As the dance ended. Homecoming '67 faded into memory. Hey. all you tigers Millers dance to Sounds of Soul. Chuck and Sue Sherry and Jeff John and Ellen Sharon and Dick 104 Mammy Yokum watches over Sadie couples. Sadie's children tie the knot. Doin’ It Dogpatch Senior takes time out to rest. Hey. let me out of here! 106 The beat goes on Sadie Hawkins, the annual GRIST sponsored, girl-drag-boy dance displayed Washburn’s ingenuity as the aggressive females and their “po' unfortunate dates arrived in their “Sunday best . In the girls' gym. couples wailed to the music of the Six Pack. In the boys’ gym. Millers and their mates played skill games like hoola hoop toss and fishing pond. Man-yin’ Sam was probably the most popular person there, as he duly declared Sadie's children man and wife . The evening was highlighted by the crowning of Jenny Rocknem and John Erickson, as Daisy Mae and Li’l Abner, our own Sadie Hawkins hillbilly royalty. Lil' Abner and Daisy Mae — John and Jenny. Hillbillies frolic to the Six Pack. 107 Cast expresses gratitude after Millwheels. •'Good grief. Charlie Brown. Students Exhibit Love is a many-gendered thing. The psychedelic Lexington Mission. The cast watches via closed-circuit television. Diverse Talents In Millwheels Sophomores sing The Boyfriend. Millwheels '68 combined talent and versatility in a production which was enjoyed by spectators and performers alike. Thecast spent long hours with their new director Mr. Roger preparing for November 16. opening night. Familiar cartoon and story-book characters sprang to life before capacity crowds. Other acts demonstrated the variety of singing. acting, dancing talents which characterized the production. A new feature of Millwheels this year was the installation of a closed-circuit television which also enabled thecast to see the program. Unique individual performances and student ingenuity insure Millwheels its place as a highlight of Washburn '68. Choir robes pose problems. King Carter I wins by a leg. Snow dampens seniors but not spirits. The ponderance of Punch. Let them eat cake!” To the victor go the spoils. no Students enjoy Washburn’s new facilities. The leggy look invades Washburn. Washburn Initiates Sno Daze During the week of January 29 through February 2, Washburn held its first Sno Week competition. The Student Council-sponsored Sno Week was well received by the student body. It may well become a tradition at Washburn. The activities began with a broom hockey tournament which ran throughout the week. In the finals, STO defeated the Molays to become the first Sno Week champions. Later in the week. Miller contestants displayed their age-old taste for cake in an official Cake Eating Contest. Senior Mark Andrew emerged the winner. Perhaps the most exciting event on the Sno Daze agenda was the election of a Snow King. This coveted title was awarded to the Miller with the “most outstanding legs. In a Thursday auditorium. Senior Carter Holmes was overwhelmingly elected Washburn’s Snow King '68. On Friday night, seniors romped in the snow during the Senior Snow Party at Camp Ihdu ha pi. a fitting end to the novel and entertaining week. Victory over the Indians boosts Sno Week spirit. The Lesson for today is Lady Magnesia and the bust in Passion. Poison and Petrifaction. One Act Plays Reveal Talent A new facet of the Washburn drama department this year was the presentation of three one-act plays. Directed by Mrs. Joan Nordberg, The Lesson . Passion. Poison, and Petrifaction , and The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch were presented at Washburn on January 24. A committee of three judges selected Maureen Shannon from Passion. Poison, and Petrifaction as the best actress and John Wehrman in The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch as the best actor of the Washburn plays. The Lesson was chosen to represent Washburn in the District 17 competition held at North High School. For his excellent performance in the play. Kent Allin was awarded best actor in the district. A southern belle captivates the committee. Bathing beauties add spice. Seniors Produce Washburn's 1968 senior class play was the musical comedy Of Thee I Sing , directed by Mrs. Joan Nordberg. Choreography for the play was arranged by Judy Rahders. and the chorus was directed by Cherie Johnson. This play was presented at Washburn on April 4 and 5. “Of Thee I Sing is built around a presidential race which is dependent on the outcome of a beauty contest. In the ensuing events political bosses are mocked and true love triumphs. Amid conflict, true love shines. “Of Thee I Sing” Cast Of Characters John P. Wintergreen Mark Andrew Mary Turner Marilyn Ridler Diana Devereaux Diane Nordquist Alexander Throttlebottom . Dean Wahlund Mr. Jenkins Miss Benson Linda Smiley Mr. Gillhooley .. John Hanson Mr. Lippman Jeff Felsen Mr. Jones Art Anker Mr. Lyons Terry Danahy Mr. Fulton Dan Groff French Ambassador Jim Reese Chief Justice John Chase Maid .. Violet Nicklow Senate Clerk Scott Heywood Guide Judy Carlson The girls' and guys' chorus enrich the show. Individual styles of dancing are revealed as Millers turn on. Girls’ Gym Converts To Dance Floor Throughout the year several Washburn groups sponsored fund raising stag dances, which were held at the school. Friday night stags were given by: WAHIAN staff. Cheerleaders. and Student Council. The electric music of the bands entertained throughout the evenings as crowds of enthusiastic Millers danced. The other side of the Shadows.” Dancers eye the competition. I wonder if he’ll notice me. 114 He flies through the air with the greatest of ease. Spaceball has its ups and downs. “ . . . Pass To Your Third Hour Class.” Throughout the year the monotony of the school day was interrupted by auditoriums and pep tests. Washburnites were informed and entertained by the variety of programs arranged and organized by Mr. Rogers. These programs included such diversity as JA. Lincoln’s birthday. Millwheels preview. One Acts preview. Christmas program, and pep tests. This is a Very Remarkable School. Variety is the key word for Washburn auditoriums. Millermates are Washburn’s answer to the Rockettes. Catches Millers Off Guard SPORTS Our new gymnasium Its freshness and youngness dedicated By the sweat of effort Filled with the reverberations of voices We are challenged in competition Straining for that last burst of energy Competing adds a new dimension To our spirit, our attempts, our skills Individuals, teams Compete, strive, and grow To learn to form a team To share responsibility, to share acclaim A class spirit fired by enthusiasm A team fired by the crowd's cheers For we all are one In spirit Sports add to a successful school year They give a school an identity, a unity Sports and our enthusiasm give our school New life and new meaning. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: Hosp. Baglien. Sherrill. Kennedy. Klotz. Punch, Roome. Overhouse. Erickson. Babcock. Lee. capt.; Holcomb. Hendrickson, Second Row: Broberg. Sovell, Jack-ley. Lemon. Scott. Koehler. Berry. Moser. Ottoson. Ashman. Edwards. Ross. Third Row: Pedric. mgr.: Psihos. mgr.; Price. Landberg. Edwards, Reese. Kulczycki. Bunker. Hannes. Riba. St. Cyr. Page. Whitney Fourth Row: Murray. Hailquist. Feidt. Stenmark. Chase. Hopkins. Rivers. Brown. Frankosky. Hagen. Hesli. Wemeier. coach; Stevens, coach; Sandvig. coach. STANDINGS w L T WASHBURN 9 0 0 North 6 1 1 Henry 6 2 0 Central 5 2 1 Roosevelt 5 3 0 Southwest 5 3 0 Edison 2 6 0 Marshall 2 6 0 West 2 6 0 South 1 7 0 Vocational 1 8 0 The hand-off. Bell announces City Championship. Head over heels to victory. Flour-Powered Millers Take State Despite a pre-season rating of fifth in the city, the Millers’ football team captured their first City title since 1962. They went on to play St. Paul Central in the Twin City Championship at Memorial Stadium, where they swept to a 33-0 victory. The Millers finished with a 10-0 record, including eight shutouts. Their amazing speed and agility accounted for a total of 282 points scored, while only twenty-one were scored against them. Miller ratings climbed with each opponent they defeated. Going into the last of their conference games. Washburn was rated second in the state. At the conclusion of the Twin City Game. Washburn was rated first in the state and had clinched the mythical 1967 State Football Title. Four Millers were named to the All-City team. They were quarterback Bill Babcock, fullback John Erickson, center Don Roome, and tackle-linebacker Craig Overhouse. Overhouse was also named to the All-State team and was voted Most Valuable Player. These individuals all worked together to add to the total performance of the team. Kennedy ambulates over the turf. SCORES Washburn 13 Henry 0 Washburn 35 Central 0 Washburn 29 Roosevelt 7 Washburn 18 Southwest 14 Washburn 40 Edison 0 Washburn 7 Marshall 0 Washburn 54 West 0 Washburn 40 South 0 Washburn 46 Vocational 0 Twin City Game Washburn 33 St. Paul Central 0 You can't keep good men down. 121 .22 Bombers crown Marilyn Ridler queen. Sikora eludes the Indians. Bombers Have Eventful Season Bombers defend against the bomb.” B-SQUAD FOOTBALL First Row; Rondau. Knot . McGowan. Tyler. Kipper. Dyste. Sweet. Ross. Deetz. Second Row: Sikora. capt.: Daughtery. Cutter. Erhard. Wasem. Otto. Sierk. Carlson. Third Row. The 1967 B-squad. with a record of one tie. one win. and two losses, was coached by Mr. James Rutherford and Mr. Frank Ario, and led by Captain Josh Sikora. This year, the Bomber Homecoming was celebrated, with the support of the Miller-mates. the Pep Band, and the Cheerleaders. The B-squad played against Southwest, losing a close game. 13-12. Olson. Scott. Domholt. Driggers. Schmitz. Osberg. Loud. Renne-berg. Valentine. Fourth Row: Rutherford, coach; Joing Warner. Ro-seen. Tyvand. Johnson. Anderson. Quest. Boning. Runners check times after a close meet. Peacock strides to a high finish. Harriers Take First City Title The Miller Cross Country Team, after a summer of hard practice, swept the City Championship for the first time in the history of Washburn. Senior Captain Greg Nelson won the City Meet with a time of 10:01. The Miller harriers finished sixth in the State Meet. Carter Holmes became Washburn's first team member to have run over a thousand miles in summer training. CITY MEET Points WASHBURN 46 Roosevelt 55 Southwest 65 Henry 96 Edison 186 Marshall 241 South 260 Central 264 North 269 Vocational 312 West 328 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM First Row: Speidel. Anderson. J ; Youngqu-ist. Holmes. Olson. Vest. O'Brien. Nelson, capt . Little. Peacock. Bys-tedt. Clark Second Row: Nyberg. Templeton 8elanger. Masters. Walburg. D.. McNeil. Hatlestad. J.; Walberg. D.: Wehrman. Blinn. Smith. Kalberer Third Row: Gustafson. P : Rist. Gustafson. C.; Mid-ura. Anderson. M ; Damkroger. Hatlestad. C.; Stevens. Barr. Pay|u Heim, mgr.: Emerson, coach. Tense Millers await face-off. Millers Skate To District Sophomore line moves in on the action. CITY STANDINGS W L T Southwest 10 0 0 Roosevelt 8 2 0 WASHBURN 7 2 1 West 7 3 0 Henry 5 4 1 Edison 4 5 1 South 4 5 1 Marshall 3 5 2 Central 2 6 2 North 1 9 0 Vocational 0 10 0 HOCKEY TEAM First Row: Sierk. mgr., Olson. Dorsey. Clark. Han- Bell. mgr. Third Row: Broberg. Bunker. D. Hendrickson. Larson, son. Ross. Arneson. mgr Second Row: Rutherford, coach, Middle- Bunker. M.. Koehler. J.. Koehler. T.. Arundel. D.. Carlson, coach, brook. Horan. Arundel. S.. Nelson. Carlson. Halvorson, Hcywood. Pucksters Bid The 1967 Washburn hockey team, coached by Carl Carlson and led by Captain Scott Heywood, was one of the highest scoring teams in Washburn's history. The team boasted three of the strongest lines in city play, a senior, a junior, and a sophomore line. Washburn tied for third place in the City Conference, losing only to Roosevelt and Southwest. In District 17 play. Washburn upset Roosevelt in a surprising 8-3 victory, scoring a record five goals in six minutes. In a final Region V action, the Miller pucksters were matched with Southwest in the decisive State-qualifying game. Although the Millers put up a strong fight. Southwest’s goalie put up a strong defense and allowed only one goal to the Indians’ three. Chosen from Washburn for the All-City Team were wing Bob Halvorson and defense-man Al Hendrickson. Bruce Larson led the team in scoring with thirty points, followed by sophomore Dave Bunker. Goalie Bill Ross was voted most valuable player by the team. 126 Arundel forges into Indian territory. Coach Carlson lectures on the law of diminishing returns. Dave Bunker scores again. SCORES WASHBURN 7 Central 0 WASHBURN 8 North 3 WASHBURN 3 Henry 3 WASHBURN 7 Marshall 1 WASHBURN 2 Roosevelt 4 WASHBURN 7 South 1 WASHBURN 5 West 2 WASHBURN 1 Southwest 3 WASHBURN 20 Vocational 0 WASHBURN 8 Edison 1 All City wing Hendrickson views a play. CITY STANDINGS W L Henry 9 1 WASHBURN 8 2 South 8 2 Central 7 3 Edison 6 4 Roosevelt 6 4 West 4 6 Southwest 2 8 Marshall 2 8 North 2 8 Vocational 1 9 SCORES WASHBURN 56 North 50 WASHBURN 87 Central 63 WASHBURN 63 Henry 58 WASHBURN 57 Roosevelt 66 WASHBURN 87 Southwest 55 WASHBURN 49 South 55 WASHBURN 64 West 62 WASHBURN 86 Edison 73 WASHBURN 71 Vocational 59 WASHBURN 51 Marshall 46 128 Sherrill and Clayton leap to the cause. Ruliffson gives time-out encouragement. Cagers Capture Second In City With a home-court advantage for the first time, and an exceptionally tall team centered around 6’8 John Clayton, the Millers had high hopes of winning the City Title. They won 8 and lost 2. for a second place tie in the City Conference. This year, Washburn had one player, John Clayton, named to the All-City Team. Clayton was also the highest scorer for the team followed by senior Mike Sherrill. Led by Mr. Dave Ruliffson. coach, and Co- captains Jerry Holcomb and Mike Sherrill, the team started slowly. They squeaked past North and dropped the next game to Roosevelt. In one of the season’s best games, the cagers upset Henry, the eventual city champs. As a highlight of Sno Week, the team swept Southwest before an overflow crowd. The Millers lost a heart-breaker to South, and defeated West and Edison to end the season. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Nelson Bagiien. Swnnton. Spiedel. Clayton. Mitsch. Rivers. Olson. Ruliffson, coach; Stephens. McWaters. Sherrill, capt.; Holcomb, capt.; Kennedy. Hallquist. Thor- coach, vig, Babcock Second Row: Hatlestad. mgr.; Baxter, mgr Peters. Team awaits the results of a closer race. “Swimmers, take your mark ... Swim Team Splashes To City Title SWIMMING TEAM First Row: Meyer. Richert. Evenson. Marlowe. Kuubitz Third Row: Edwards. B. Indritz. Dyste. capt.. Alagna. Moe. Bakken. Bening. Ludcke. Johnson. Walburg. Second Row: Donnelly. Valtmson. Taylor. Turnbaugh. coach. Eiler. coach. Zahner. mgr Jorgenson. Stewert. Midura. Edwards. R. Sundeen. Anderson, capt.. Hour-long bus rides and practices lasting until 8 P.M. characterized the hectic days of Washburn swimmers this year. A lack of pools in the south Minneapolis area forced the team to travel to Northeast Junior High School for all its practices and meets. Their perseverance was well rewarded, however, as the 1968 Swimming Team captured the City Title for the second year in a row. The encouragement of their new coach. Mr. Bruce Turnbaugh, and dedication of senior Co-captains Jeff Anderson and Todd Dyste played an important part in the team's success. Washburn was also lucky to have two divers on the team this year, senior Frank Bening and junior Marc Taylor. The highlight of the season was the meet between Washburn and Southwest; it was the determining factor in the City Championship race. 130 CITY STANDINGS W L WASHBURN 9 0 Southwest 8 1 Roosevelt 7 2 Henry 6 3 Edison 5 4 West 3 6 North 3 6 South 2 7 Vocational 2 7 Central 0 9 Dyste strokes to victory. Taylor executes a perfect splashdown. 131 VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM First Row; Yaeger. Garmezy. McMillan. Holmes. Third Row: Pedric. mgr.; Hunter. Longman. D. Anderson. Masters. Mudge. O'Brien. Hill. Smith. Second Row: Cole. J. Ander- Roseen. Chase. Moser. Zandlo. Sovell. Emerson, cc ach. son. Roome. capt; Sweet. Landm. Rockford. Staubly. Kalberer. Grapplers Grab Second In City Fred’s opponent gets carried away. For the fourth year in a row. the 1968 Miller Wrestling Team finished second behind first place Roosevelt. A loss to the Teddies and a tie with Southwest plus eight other decisive victories won them the second place rating. The new gym increased spectator interest and added to the exciting atmosphere. The Edina Tournament, held in early December gave the grapplers valuable experience. Washburn finished third behind Roosevelt and Edina. The team competed in the District 17 tournament for a fourth place finish. Three senior wrestlers. Tom Mudge. Fred Landin and Captain Don Roome. and junior George Kalberer qualified for the Region V tourney. Seniors Tom Mudge and Fred Landin were undefeated throughout the season. Wrestlers have their cake and eat it too. 132 Anderson twists for a pin. Kalberer pulls for a reversal. 133 Yaeger tries for a takedown. CITY STANDINGS W L T Roosevelt 10 0 0 WASHBURN 8 1 1 Southwest 8 1 1 Henry 7 3 0 Vocational 6 4 0 Edison 5 5 0 Marshall 4 6 0 South 3 7 0 North 2 8 0 West 1 8 1 Central 1 8 1 It takes two to tangle. Cross country skiing requires great stamina. Hoel tries for snow-angel. Alexander the Great takes a gate. Skiers Compete In State Tourney The lack of snow stymied the development of the predominately underclassmen Ski Team. The meets usually consisted of three events: slalom, cross country, and jumping. Co-captains of the 1968 Ski Team were senior Lee Alexander, a slalom skier and junior Dave Rist who participated in both cross country and slalom. Mr. Gary Wald coached the skiers this season. Handicapped by the loss of the top three slalom skiers in the District 17 Meet. Washburn finished fourth. Junior Jeff Wright progressed throughout the season to take a first place in this meet. Spencer Butts placed fifth in the slalom event at the State Meet in Duluth. Outstanding sophomores on the team included Kevin Alexander. John Anderes. and Cory Peterson. 134 Jeff Wright in flight. Alexander completes a slalom run. DISTRICT 17 STANDINGS North Roosevelt Edison WASHBURN Henry West South Central SKI TEAM First Row: Hawley. Wright. Page. Opsahl. Butts. Anderes. Carlson. Peterson. Iverson. Anderson. Quest Second Row: Wald, coach; Blmn. Scott. Indcck. Nyberg. Chyrst. Paul Rist. capt.; Gustafson. Boeder. Hoel. McNeill. SOPHOMORE HOCKEY TEAM First Row: Gaudette. Ranum. Sondrall. Perry. Hines. Swenson. Brockman Second Row: Rutherford, coach. Bis-sonnctte. Ahlberg. Johnson. Orr. Bergeron. Bergman. McKeen. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL TEAM First Row: Thorvig. Sovcll. Ross. Nelson. Pearson Second Row: Rivers. Edwards. Baglien. Hosp. Russel. Ash man. Third Row: Hendrickson. Daugherty. Baron. Klotz. 8erry. Stephenson, coach. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: Bergeron. Bowers. Jones LaBahn. Risse. Marxhausen. Sherrill. Arundel. Their. Chryst. Ber man. Middlebrook. 8akkcn. Second Row: Hetland. Sorenson. Koch Carlson. Nikke. Perry. Hanson. Kopperud. Johnson. Grimm. Son drall. Ferguson. Rmghiser. Eklo. Third Row: Hermanson. mgr.. Ma land. Ranum. Giving. Bush. McAuliffe. Quest, fwccten. Bissonnette. Simonson. Pile. Chase. Turnbaugh. coach. Carlson, coach. Fourth Row: Sundecn. Youngren. Larson. Diehl. Granmg. D.. Bergman. Luger. Chambers. Engram. Noreen. SOPHOMORE WRESTLING TEAM First Row; Lemon. Hill, Hetland. Anderson. Third Row: Rasmussen, coach. Ferguson. Templeton. Yoshikawa. Tweeten. Peterson. LaMome. Wolters. Second Row: Truelson. Engram. Aaker. Kimmerman. Berman. Grimm. Graning. Muie. Martin. Thieland. McNary. Giving. O'Brien. Russell. Callendine. Sophs Are Millers-In-The-Making Over the 1967-68 athletic season, the Miller sophomores had a highly successful year. The 1967 Baseball Team, coached by Mr. John Stephens, finished 5-4. Sophomore pitcher Rolf Baglien was promoted to the varsity team as a relief pitcher. The sophomore Football Team boasted one of the strongest lines in city play. Although the team was one of the lightest in Coach Carl Carlson’s experience, the team had spirit and quickness. The Millers-in-the-making finished with a 3-3 record. The sophomore Basketball Team, under the leadership of Coach John Stephens, finished the season undefeated to take the City Sophomore Title. They beat the St. Paul sophomore champs for the Twin City Sophomore Title. The sophomore Wrestling Team, sported a 7-3 record. Led by Captains Dan Ferguson and Tom Grimm, and coached by Alan Rasmussen. they finished third. Coached by Mr. James Rutherford, the sophomore pucksters finished the season with a 6-3 record. SOPHOMORE BASKET8ALL TEAM First Row: Hatlestad. Jones. LaBahn. Wehrman. Speidel. Weigel. Heistad. Munson Second Row: Gustalson. mgr.. Hallstead. Brown. 8lock. Sherrill. Sorensen. Tice. Stephenson, coach. Miller Nine Swings to Victory Miller might shines at night. Coach James Cosgrove and Captain Jim Bowers led the 1967 baseball team to a successful and exciting season. The excitement was highlighted by heart-stopping rallies in many of the games. The triumphant Millers tied for first place in the City Conference with Rooseveltand West. Their record for the regular season was 8 and 2. with losses only to Marshall and Edison. Upsetting Roosevelt 5-2. the Millers took the District 17 Championship. They furthered their success by stopping St. Paul Johnson 1-0 to capture the Twin City title. Washburn went on to play Holdingford and Richfield for the Region V title. After blanking the Holdingford Huskers 4-0. the Millers fell to Richfield in the finals. At the end of the season, four seniors were named to the All-City team: catcher Jim Bowers. pitcherTom Rissi. third baseman Gary Hendrickson, and right fielder John Daugherty. BASEBALL TEAM First Row: Bowers, capt.: Waddmgton. mgr.; Bey. Johnson. F.. Clark. Wallfred. Third Row: RuliMson. Overhouse. Besse. mgr.; Murphy, mgr.; Hendrickson. Second Row: Peterson. L.. Rissi. Knelman. French. Cosgrove, coach. Rissi strikes again. STANDINGS W L WASHBURN 8 2 Roosevelt 8 2 West 8 2 North 6 4 Southwest 6 4 South 4 6 Edison 4 6 Central 4 6 Henry 3 7 Marshall 2 8 Vocational 2 8 SCORES WASHBURN 7 West 3 WASHBURN 13 Southwest 2 WASHBURN 6 Central 3 WASHBURN 4 Roosevelt 3 WASHBURN 9 Henry 1 WASHBURN 4 South 3 WASHBURN 5 Edison 5 WASHBURN 3 North 0 WASHBURN 4 Vocational 0 WASHBURN 3 Marshall 3 District 17 WASHBURN 4 Central 0 WASHBURN 9 Edison 3 WASHBURN 5 Roosevelt 2 Twin City WASHBURN 1 Johnson 0 Region V WASHBURN 4 Holdingford 0 WASHBURN 0 Richfield 2 C’mon Crew. STANDINGS W L Edison 10 0 WASHBURN 8 2 Southwest 8 2 Roosevelt 8 2 West 6 4 Marshall 5 5 South 4 6 Central 3 7 North 2 8 Vocational 1 9 Henry 0 10 Poised and posed. McComb stretches to make ends meet. Netmen Succeeded The 1967 tennis team had high hopes fora successful season. Under the guidance of the coach. Mr. Gene Sandvig. the team finished the season with an 8-2 record. They lost only to Edison and Roosevelt, giving them a tie for second place in the City Conference. Dave Palm and Bill Haxby were captains of the team. The Miller netmen beat Southwest to take the water bucket trophy for Washburn. The team went on to win in District 17 play and then sent Bill Babcock and Steve McComb to Region V action in doubles. TENNIS TEAM First Row: Stchly. Babcock. McComb. Haxby. B.. capt.: Palm. capt. Second Row. Haxby. J.. Hastings. Rist. Nanoff. Jackson sandblasts. STANDINGS W L WASHBURN 10 0 Southwest 9 1 Roosevelt 8 2 North 7 3 Edison 6 4 South 4 6 Marshall 4 6 Henry 3 7 West 3 7 Central 1 9 Vocational 0 10 Nicholson convinces the last two inches. Second in State After waiting three years to take Southwest and the City Championship, the 1967 golf team succeeded. The team, led by Captain Bill Homeyer. placed first in the city conference with a record of 10-0. They went on to win in the District 17 and Region V tournaments and placed second in the state tournament. Medalist Bill Homeyer. finished with an even par round of 72 and helped the team to a 6 stroke victory over Southwest to take the District 17 championship. Three seniors from the successful team went on to win the Region V tourney in Willmar, thus qualifying for the state tournament. They were Bill Homeyer. Mike McKay, and Paul Nicholson. GOLF TEAM First Row; McKay. Dale. Homeyer. capt.; Jackson. Nicholson. Second Row: Bissonnette. McWaters. Swanstrom. Wald hort. Jenkins. Burwell. Farrell. 141 TRACK TEAM First Row: McCabe. Vest. Hatlestad. Youngquist. quist. capt.; Taylor. Nelson. R. Third Row: Lee. Moser. Muller. Bo- Holmes. Hansen. Williams. Bystcdt. Peacock. Sutter. Nelson. Clark. dine, mgr.: Smith, mgr.: Heim, mgr.; Emerson, coach; Carlson. DeGidio. Second Row: Kennedy. Hurlbutt. capt.: Barr. Stevens. coach; Goldstrand. coach; Scott. Snell. O'Neal. Bunker. Little. Den-Sierk, Bell. Holcomb. Koehler. Olson. 0.; Olson. T.; Guthman. An- holm. Cindermen Successfully Run the Season With a squad of determined underclassmen and experienced seniors, the 1967 track team raced its way toa successful season. Under the leadership of Captains Dan Hurlbutt and Doug Anquist. the '67 track squad repeatedly placed high in their meets. Highlights of the year included a sixth place at the Carleton Invitational and a third place finish in the City Relays. The Millers went on to tie with Southwest and North for second place in the City Meet. Some of the outstanding members of the team were Mike O'Neal. Kirk Hansen, and Jim Williams. Two other exceptional team members were Senior Tim Muller and Junior Greg Nelson. Tim Muller. Washburn’s star discus-thrower, set a new school record of 176' 11 1 2” to better the state record by five feet. Runner Greg Nelson was undefeated throughout the season in dual meets, and won the mile run in both the Twin City Indoor and the Carlton Invitational. Sierk streaks ahead. 142 Another win for Nelson. Hurlbutt hurls over the hurdles. CITY MEET Central 51 1 2 WASHBURN 30 Southwest 30 North 30 Vocational 21 Henry 18 Roosevelt 16 West 10 1 2 South 8 1 2 Edison 4 Marshall 4 143 Muller shows Miller form. LETTERMENS CLUB First Row: Anderson: Bystedt. Heim. Alexander. Clark. Cole Second Row: Berry. Dyste. Boeder. Baglten. Heywood. Edwards. B.; Hosp. Third Row: Carlson. Guthman. Ashman. Holcomb. Anderson. Holmes. Edwards, R. Fourth Row: Andrew. Arun- del. D.; Bunker. D.; Hendrickson. Arundel. S.: Hallquist. Bell. Fifth Row: Hagen. Bunker. M.; Chase. Clayton. Babcock. Erickson. Hatles-tad. Lettermen’s Duty Builds Strong LETTERMENS CLUB First Row: Lemon. O’Brien. Pedric. T.. Mudge. Little. Psihos. Second Row: Lee. Punch. Kennedy. Indritz. Middle-brook. Ottoson. Landin. Third Row: Pedric. J. Moser. Jorgenson. Olson. Peacock. Nelson. B.. Price. Nelson. G. Fourth Row: Kulczycki. Overhouse. Koehler. T.. Larson. McWatcrs. Moo. Koehler. J. 144 LETTERMENS CLUB First Row: Sovell. Wegger. Roome. Scott. Wr.ght. Staubly. Second Row. Stehly. Rams. Wh.inev R.st Younonu t Thun Row: Rees. Vest. Sherrill. Sierk. Smith. Taylor. Bodies 12 Ways The Lettermens Club is a service organization made up of all the letter winners in the school. Monthly, the lettermen are called upon to serve in the lunchroom. They scrape plates, help wash dishes, and assign lunchroom duty to errant eaters. The money that they would earn in their endeavors is used to buy new equipment for the athletic department. In return, the lunchroom provides the lettermen with a free plate lunch. Basketball players work lor their letters. Carter uses his arms as well as his legs. GIRL'S SWIMMING TEAM First Row: Grouse. Clemens. Peterson Crockett. Risberg. Snow Fourth Row: Johnson. Willett. Babcock, coach. Stahl. Swenson Second Row. Nemaber. leykom. Ruona. leadholm. Comb. Saterstrom Fifth Row Curry. Young. Cundy. Hei-Gaudette. Grafslund. Lund Third Row Carlson. Marconett. Olson. sel. Nash. Hoeppner. Carlson. Washburn Girls Sport Victory GIRL'S TENNIS TEAM First Row Filer. A ; French. Filer. J.; Filer. P Second Row: Heisel. Koller. Talbot. Hastings. Ragan. Clemens The dedication of Coach Carol Peterson and the enthusiasm of the Girls’ Swim Team was well rewarded this year. Paced by the hard work of co-captains Judy Gaudette and Cathy Comb and by the coaching of three boys from the Varsity Swimming Team, the girls swam their way to the ’67 City Championship. This was the second time in three years that Washburn swimmers have won the City Title. The Girls' Tennis Team, coached by Miss Margaret Thurston, took third place in the City Conference. The tennis matches were conducted in the fall rather than in the spring this year, which made for rather poor playing conditions at many matches. Miss Cusack coached the Girls’ Golf Team this year. Under her direction and that of the unofficial captain. Nancy Ellsworth. the team tied for the City Title. The Girls’ Badminton Team, coached by Mrs. Veronica Figge finished the season with a 4-4 record. First singles team was Ping Ling and the first doubles team was Dorothy Grouse and Anne Ludcke. 146 GIRLS'BADMINTON TEAM First Row: Lund. Pederson. Walton. Goudette. Leadholm. Third Row: Heisel. Hande. Lein. Carpenter. Grouse. Marconett Second Row: Johnson, C.. Ludckc. Johnson. B.. Barstow. Figge. coach. Gayle Young stretches for an early lead. Jill awaits the gun. GIRLS' GOLF TEAM HciSCl. Holler. S.. Markey. Ellsworth. Holler. M Seniors As we approach the end Of a portion of our lives We pause to consider Our achievements and disappointments Joy and regret Temper our thoughts Memories of friendship Echo through familiar halls We are sure of the past With this certainty, secure But the uncertainty of our future Stimulates us to change The challenge of the future awaits us As we progress to untried ground We adapt to fulfill new roles Which our world, our lives demand Today we ponder the future We discard past regrets We build on past achievements And plan for the future with confidence Bill Nelson President Greg Nelson Vice President Jim Koehler Treasurer Sharon Love Secretary 1968 Class Officers, Senior Board, And Setting a new precedent for Washburn, the Class of '68 elected its officers in the spring of its junior year. This enabled an early start in the planning of this year's senior activities. The class officers, advised by Mr. Johnson, were President Bill Nelson. Vice President Greg Nelson. Treasurer Jim Koehler, and Secretary Sharon Love. Presiding over senior homerooms and taking charge of senior business were Bill’s duties. Greg headed the Senior Board. Jim was responsible for the $8. 500 collected from senior dues, the banquet, and the senior snow party. It was one of Sharon's tasks to take care of all formal correspondence for the class. Leaders work out details of Senior Snow Party. Mr. Johnson, class adviser. SENIOR BOARD: Flnt Row: Loofbourrow. Clemens. Boyd. Gimmes- Jones. Olson. Nelson. Heim Fifth Row: Kroll. Gibson. Koehler, tad. Andersen Second Row: Mueller. Rehn. Love. Johnson. Nelson Chase. Bemdt. Dyste. Third Row. Evans. Snyder. Landry. Olsen. Brown. Fourth Row: Dahl. Credit Bureau Manage Senior Business The members of the Credit Bureau and the Senior Board worked long hours to provide the leadership for this year’s senior class. Under the direction of Treasurer Jim Koehler. the Credit Bureau busied itself collecting the money for the numerous class activities. Each senior homeroom was represented by one member on the Senior Board. These representatives had the responsibility of reporting to their homerooms the decisions made regarding such diverse activities as the Snow Party.class pi ay. and Senior Banquet. CREDIT BUREAU: Flnt Row Palmquist, Arneson. Hendrickson, Comb. Third Row Shannon. Lindahl. Heisel. Marlow Fourth Row Johnson. Anderson Second Row Grimm. Filer. Flygare. Walen. Koehler. Kipper. Mammen. Youngquist. Anderson AWARDS GROUP: First Row: Anderson. Fillmore. Wiberg. Grouse. Second Row: Landry. Bowles. Ellsworth, W. Nelson. Third Row: Dahl. Babcock, Murphy. G. Nelson. Outstanding Seniors Receive Awards Margaret A. Fillmore and William B. Nelson were selected by the senior class as recipients of the Washburn Service Award, the oldest of all Washburn’s awards. Barbara A. Bowles and Barton B. Murphy were presented with the First National Bank Award for their scholarship, character, initiative. and dependability. William L. Babcock was chosen by Washburn's Athletic Council to receive the Miller of the Year Award on the basis of his scholarship. leadership, and character, as well as his athletic ability. Paul L. Landry was presented with the Minneapolis Star and Tribune Award for the scholarship. leadership, and service he displayed while maintaining a “B” average. Dorothy S. Grouse was awarded the Rose Reese Award by the social studies faculty for her contribution to the cause of better understanding among the nations of the world and her interest in world affairs. Kirk V. Dahl was given the Bausch and Lomb Award by the science teachers who selected him as the student showing the most progress in the field of science at Washburn in the past three years. Gregory A. Nelson was presented with the Leonard Moses Physical Fitness Award by the physical education teachers. He qualified for the award because of his superiority of character. athletic leadership, posture, and physical fitness. Nancy K. Ellsworth won the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award for having received the highest score at Washburn on a test prepared by General Mills. Judith A. Anderson won the Daughters of the American Revolution Award because of her exceptional patriotism, service, dependability. and leadership. Vickey J. Wiberg was presented with the Northwestern National Bank Award as the best stenographic student at Washburn. 152 HONORS GROUP; First Row: Grouse. Diamond. Mueller. Nelson. Fillmore. Bowles. Bouten. Ellsworth. Karsh. Third Row: Dahl. Simp-Bjerkc. Graham. Filer. Hetland. Second Row: Anderson. Dehmng. son. Babcock. Speidel. Holcomb. Price, Aronson. 22 Seniors Lead Class Academically The 1968 Washburn High School Honors Group was composed of twenty-two seniors who made up the top three per cent of the senior class. Although they were chosen on the basis of their academic achievements at Washburn, most of them also participated in a variety of sports, organizations, and staffs. The following are the honors students: Judith A. Anderson Richard B. Aronson William L. Babcock Kathleen R. Bjerke Barbara E. Bouten Barbara A. Bowles Kirk V. Dahl Delores M. Dehning Deborah A. Diamond Nancy K. Ellsworth Judith S. Fifer Margaret A. Fillmore Sherry L. Graham Dorothy S. Grouse Janice E. Hetland Jerome P. Holcomb Katherine H. Karsh Linda A. Mueller Charlotte E. Nelson James L. Price James D. Simpson Alan N. Speidel 153 Girls And Boys’ State Legislate Washburn was represented at Boys' and Girls' State last June by four seniors: Linda Mueller. Jim Koehler. Jerry Holcomb, and Kel-ton Barr. Jim and Jerry served as mayors of their respective cities, and Jim was also elected Secretary of State. Kelton was elected city attorney and a member of the county board. As delegates to student government conventions. Washburnites listened to prominent speakers, campaigned for and elected officers. and organized political parties. Our representatives were able to observe first-hand the democratic processes upon which our GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE: Mueller. Holcomb. Koehler. Barr. government is based Seven Students Merit Scholarships NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALISTS: First Row: Landry. Bemdt. Jones. Filer Second Row. Boeder. Alim. Third Row: Holcomb. Speidei The Washburn tradition of excellence in scholarship was upheld by the seven Washburn students who qualified as National Merit Semifinalists. Their scores placed them in the top percentage of students in the country. Special recognition was given to Paul Landry who qualified for a scholarship given by the National Achievement Scholar Program which rewards deserving Negro students. In addition, the following fourteen students received letters of commendation from the Merit Program: Richard Aronson Barbara Bowles Susan Burk Kirk Dahl Mary Dew Nancy Ellsworth Dorothy Grouse Richard Hillman James Koehler Sharon Love James Simpson Thomas Trow Lawrence Wieland David Wilson I $4 Door prizes are awarded as soggy seniors dry out. Seniors Frolic At First Class Event A perfect evening set the scene at Camp Idahapi for the 1968 Senior Snow Party. At 6:30. seniors loaded the buses for their first activity together as a class. Upon arrival. Millers discovered a variety of activities. Outdoor sports included tobogganing and broom hockey. Indoors, chilly participants were warmed by lively square dancing and hot cocoa. To close the evening records were awarded as door prizes, and happy but exhausted seniors left for home. Seniors let their cares slide away. Mike and Sue let loose. Happiness is being Number One. Keith Adams Lee Alexander Debra Anderson Jeffrey D. Anderson Lynn Anderson Steven Ahlberg Kent Allin Gary Anderson Judith Anderson Sandra Anderson Thomas Aldrich Bruce Anderson Jeffrey B. Anderson Karen Andersen Steve Anderson 156 Terry Anderson Arthur Anker JudyAntonsen Roxanne Arneson David Asher Mark Andrew James Anker Richard Arneson Richard Aronson Kathleen Ashner Senior Spirit Sparkles Victory bell rings out triumph. Martha Atwill William Babcock Dale Bachman Minda Bakken John Ballinger Kelton Barr 157 Senior Leadership Stimulates Claudia Barstow Janis Bartholomew Michael Bateson Clark Baxter Cheryl Bazinet Kathleen Beebe Bill presides at senior homeroom. John Bell Richard Bellew Debra Bellefeuille Bruce Benidt Frank Benlng Beth Bennett Kenneth Berg Bobbe Berglund Mary Berg Barbara Berlitz 158 Student Participation Christine Best Sheldon Bey Mike Bille Kathleen Bjerke Julie Blanch Bruce Boeder Richard Boland Gabriela Borowski MEMORIES ’68 Minimum Essentials Test ... one-thousand-word list . . . miniskirts ... pep tests in the new gym ... ‘‘O’’ hour ... “Sorry about that! .. . Letterman’s duty ... hockey, football. basketball previews ... pierced ears ... NHS bookstore ... Happiness is ... hot dogs, mashed potatoes and gravy ... tardy passes ... Blue Tri joints ... driver’s training ... orange and blue bleachers ... dissecting worms in biology class .. . KDWB and WDGY . . . contact lenses ... Nigel ... morning bulletins . .. Cake Eaters . .. Buck Hill. Sugar Hills. Telmark. Trollhagen ... Eaton’s ... college representatives ... Battle of the Bands ... music in the lunchroom .. . “You may now pass to your third hour class. Barbara Bouten Barbara Bowles Teresa Boyd Kathleen Bradford Carta Brastad Stanley Braun 159 William Breedlove Gordy Brigadier Lynne Bristol Byron Brown Loretta Brown Donald Bridge Barbara Brink Teresa Brower Gerald Brown Patrick Brown Dynamic Student Council Pat reigns over Student Council. Scott Bryngeison Ernest Buflie Randall Buhn Mark Bunker John Burg Bonnie Burington 160 Susan Burk Robert Bunwell Julie Bumet Dennis Butts Guides Washburn Secretary Marggy Fillmore proof reads minutes. Spencer Butts Diana Byrne Craig Bystedt Lynda Cain Richardo Callender Betty Campbell Carol Caplan Bruce Carlson Craig Carlson Judith Carlson Richard Carlson Marija Cers 161 Sue and Judy consult library references. Kendall Chapman John Chase Gail Charnstrom Martin Christensen Seniors Take Advantage Of Remodeled Dan Christianson James Claussen Susan Clemens Catherine Comb Patricia Conway Zola Clarkson John Clayton Alexander Comb Raymond Conover Richard Cook 162 John Cosgrove Mary Cripps Connie Crose Laurence Cuneo Kirk Dahl JoAnn Dahlberg Virginia Dahlen Richard Dahlstrom Peggy Oainsberg Judy Dalland tin % i tr Library John Little checks out. Howard Danahy Larry Davenport Pamela David William Davies Chris Davis Nancy Dechaine 163 Lettermen dirty dishes. Washburn’s Lettermen And UC Serve Robert DeWItt Deborah Diamond Linda Dingley John Dowling Sally Drake Ann Duer John Duff Mary Dunn 164 Todd Oyste Todd Eario Sheri Eckert Patricia Egan Thomas Egeberg Jonathan Ehlers In Lunchroom Susan Enger Janet Ericksen John Erickson Karen Erickson Joan Eikum Nancy Ellsworth Marcia Ellyson Noel Engebretson Nancy makes change. 165 Donna Ernst Craig Estenson Patricia Evans Michael Everson Roger Eye Joellyn racente John Feldt Judith Fifer Jefl Felsen Margaret Fillmore I wonder if anyone would notice? Stephen Fiskum Barbara Flodin Jane Flygare Rosemary Flynn Pamela Fogel Steven Forsland Cathy Frangos Gary Freeberg Debra Gackle Dennis Galvin Susan Gamer Ruth Garrison Dave Garwick WAHIAN Gets Its Own Surroundings Judith Gaudette Dawn Gessner Joseph Gibson Dennis Gilbertson Marna Gillquist Thereto Gimmes tad Mark Glele Jean Gould Deborah Graftlund Sherry Graham William Green Barbara Greene 167 Michael Grenander Daniel Groff Dorothy Grouse Michael Hall Patricia Hande Susan Grimm James Groff Nancy Grunz Allan Hallquist Alice Hansen Excitement And Victory Reign Over John Hanson Warren Hanson Patricia Hanson Diana Harding Homecoming attendants share in half-time festivities. 168 Robert Harding Charles Hatlestad Jane Harris Carol Haug Homecoming Linda Haugh Valeria Hawkins Jane Havlg Gary Hawkinson Homecoming royalty pose after coronation. Susan Hawley Gerald Hegna Douglas Heim Michael Hayes Annette Heim Jill Heisel 169 Senior Women Set The Pace Mary Hoch Joyce Hofman Richard Hoel Steven Hof man Linda Heimeke Susan Hendrickson Kathleen Henke Pamela Hermstad Janice Hetland Scott Heywood Patricia Hickory Richard Hillman Bill Hines A tiger trio entertains. Nancy Holosen Kathleen Holder Michele Holmgren Donald Howdeshell Nancy Irvin David Hoitomt Dale Holme Lesly Hopkins Vicky Hule Karen Iverson Jerome Holcomb Carter Holmes Daniel Hortsch Kathleen Hutchinson Robert Jackson John Jacobson David Jaehne Patti Jamesgaard John Jardine Keith Jensen Mark Jensen Arlle Johnson Bradley Johnson Bruce Johnson Cheri Johnson Teammates cooperate? Seniors Participate In Holly Johnson Reed Johnson Susan Johnson Rebecca Johnson Ronald Johnson Kyle Jones 172 James Jordan Sandra Jorgensen Peggy Kantar Greg reviews harrier season. Michael Jorgensen William Jorgenson Peter Karlos A Variety Of Sports Katherine Karsh Michael Kelley Candice Kepp Roberta Kasperson Jacklyn Kennis Gregory Kienzle Puckster maneuvers for goal. 173 Steven Kilborn Elizabeth King Stafford King William Kingsbury Stanley Kipper Janet Klaers Chert Klein John Klesk GRIST’ers Greet The WE'LL REMEMBER ALWAYS “a very remarkable school” ... the bus strike ... student parking lot ... the bent flag pole .. We’re No. 1 ... ‘‘Flour power! ... getting married at Sadie ... class officers: Bill, Greg. Jim. and Sharon ... basketball games in the new gym SAT, ACT, and National Merit ... Bridgeman’s ... Porky’s . . . The Hobbit . . . the new Nicollet Mall . . . “Detail de Tigers” .. . the six-foot line ... dedication of the new addition ... Welcome Week sock hop in the new gym ... “Harvey. Bye, Bye Birdie, and Of Thee I Sing ... Ray and the senior movie . Millwheels ... Our AFS'ers: Shida. Janet, and Rudy . .NHS inductions .. . Blimperella . Senior Board and Credit Bureau... Sherry Knoke James Koehler Susanne Koller Charles Kramarich Randy Kreiblch Sally Kreiser 174 Editors anticipate their junket to the printer. Rick Krigbaum Dorothy Kroll Stephen Kulczycki Richard Kvanbeck Grind Of Deadlines Ellen Kvinge Kent Kyle Heidi Laatach Thomas LaBree Frederic Landln Robert Laguban pau| Landry Christopher Lamb Rosemary Langford Bruce Larson David Larson Jennifer Larson William Larson Rodolfo Lat James Lawson 175 Sara Leadholm Edmond Lee Gregory Lee Robert Lehmann Eileen Leidner Thomas Leininger So Much Of Life To Are you kidding? Michael Lemon Gail Lewis Cassandra Lewis Margaret Lien Nancy Lillemoe Michele Lillie Helen Lindahl Marcia Lindahl Peter Lindemanis Cheryl Lindgren 176 William Lindgren Debra Little Jean Lock re m James Long Larry Loud Laura Lindquist John Little Greg Long Martha Loofbourrow Sharon Love Live ... So Much To Experience William Lubov Charles Lundberg Anne Ludcke Kurt Lundblad Little gets a lift. CLASS OF ’68 RECALLS: State Champs in Football ... the new sod that we trampled to death ... the bell . .. Jenny and John as Daisy Mae and Li’l Abner ... Winter Wonderland Dance ... culotte controversy . .. Sno Week . .. Term papers ... Polack jokes ... Clairol blondes ... typing blood in biology . .. class elections ... new desks . .. jumping on the trap door . .. Bomber Homecoming . .. Miller-mates ... pantdresses and jumpsuits . .. 600 yard run-walk . .. “Would you believe? ... the Smothers Brothers ... ushering at P.T.A. Open House ... senior homerooms . .. Christmas door decorations ... Student Council Holiday Dance ... choir concerts . .. GRIST . .. getting proofs into Lundgren's ... pink passes ... Cotton Day .. Marry'n Sam . .. the remodeled library. Richard Lusk Rebecca Lyons John Mack Mark Madsen Leroy Mahler William Mahnke Patricia Mahoney Richard Mammen Jean Marconett Early Elections Prospective officers face their class. Chandra Marity James Markham David Marlow Barbara Marsh Steven Marshall Earnest Martin 178 Linda Martin Janet Marxhausen Kent Mason Rochelle Matelfy Donald Mattsson Richard McAulifte Waldron McCabe Joseph McCormick David McGuire George McHale John McHale Mary McKissick Promote Successful Senior Year •'Welcome to the Johnson ranch. John McLaughlin Jil McLellan Jean McNiece Brian McWaters 179 Kathryn Mehaffey Diane Mertesdorf Elizabeth Meyer Douglas Meyers Mark Mikelson Judy Mlldenberger Behold the sweet taste of victory. Kenneth Mitchell David Moden Joan Moberg Linda Moe “Hello, Hello, Robb Morin Dale Moselle Thomas Mudgo Linda Morrison Michael Moser Linda Mueller 180 Catherine Mulcahy Sump Mulcahy Barton Murphy Charles Nagdl Carl Nanoll Janet Nash Michael Nash Charlotte Nelson Christine Nelson Coleen Nelson Douglas Nelson Gregory Nelson I Like Your Smile” Senior Welcome Week candidates exhibit their friendliness. 181 Jean Nelson Joanne Nelson Mary Nelson Theresa Nelson William Nelson William Nichols Violet Nicklow Bert Nielson NHS serves through tutoring. National Honor Society Steven Nielsen Suzanne Nielsen Karen Nienaber Diane Nordquist Kathi Noreen Cheryl Norman 182 Paul Nygaard Vicki Oliveto Joanne Olsen Carol Olson Sherry directs Jerry at Open House. Rewards Academic Achievement Gary Olson Linda Olson Marilynn Olson Nancy Olson Richard Olson Wayne Olson Debra Oman Sheila Oman Janice Omburg Ronald Ottoson Craig Overhouse Linda Owen 183 Lora Owen David Pagel Martha Pagel Annette Palmquist John Pappas Steven Paquay Cheryl Paschke Robert Pauls Nancy Paulsen Dale Peacock James Pedric Andrea Perlman Work Experience Pays Off Dan Christianson develops the techniques of good salesmanship. 184 Steven Perry Anne Peters Charles Persons Joy Peterson Kathryn Peterson Kristi Peterson Lynne Peterson SteHanle Peterson Thomas Peterson Gall Podany Marcia Porter Barbara Potz Jack Price James Price John Prince Marianne Pritchard SENIORS WILL LOOK BACK ON: Blue Tri Recognition Service . . Powder Puff Football . . creative writing ... Psychedelia ... visits to college . Friendship Royalty. Sharon and Dick ... Parents' Confidential Statement ... the year Richard Kimball stopped running . . reading POPLARS under the poplar trees ... the school bond defeat . . teeny boppers ... the Monkees ... tryouts for one-act plays .. the Guthrie ... season tickets .. . the old Beatles ... the new Beatles ... fisherman-knit sweaters ... Dr. Zhivago, Hawaii .. . Blue Tri nightshirts .. . James Bond Muskies and North Stars .. Orange and Blue Days ... National Math Test ... Hustle Millers ... Dr. Davis, the new superintendent ... Senior Women. 185 Seniors Master Cheryl Prochas ka Richard Puetz Richard Punch Christine Quinn Glen and Greg construct computer. Judith Rahders Sue Raiche Patrick Rains Steven Rask Lee Rasmussen Chris Raudenbush James Rees Stephen Reger Carolyn Rehn Yvonne Reinhold Bruce Renneberg Barbara Richer! 186 Skills For Future Use Marilyn Ridler Constance Rieman Brian Ringham Diane Risberg David Robertson Douglas Robertson James Robinson Stephanie Rock Jennifer Rocknem Stephanie Rode Nancy Roe Scott Rolf Leonard Rogoskl Robert Roisum 187 Mike learns the value of precision. Programs Exhibit The How do you think I got this swell school? Janls Romfo Donald Roome Douglas Roome Charles Root Kay Root Glen Ross Joan Rossman Victoria Roth Kathleen Ruona Lia Ruttan Jay Rydquist Donna Sandland 188 Diversity Of Senior Talent Diane Saterstrom Paul Satre Linda Satterberg Kim Saunders Michael Savold Margaret Schatzlein Jon Scheid Curt Schmidt Randy Schott Barbara Schrupp Judie Schwab Anthony Scott John Scott Neil Scott Washburn’s “Music Man” directs. 189 Alison Seale Patricia Seifert Susan Seta Maureen Shannon Ramona Shaw Steven Sherman Michael Sherrill Heidi Shoop “Let me entertain you. ' 190 Ann Smith Everett Smith Punch floors audience in Blimperella. Connie Smith Patricia Smith Spotlights Individual Performances Susan Snyder David Soldat Alan Speidel Linda Stahl James Stanton Gregory Soderberg Ross Solomonson Philip Spohn Rebecca Stahl Lincoln Starkey 191 “Come On Team, Linda Stark Brenda Steflen Alan Staubly Richard Stehly Jenny puts punch into her cheers. John Stewart Marilee Strauman Kristen Sundberg Shirley Stoltz Barbara Sullivan Ann Sunde Richard Sundeen Douglas Sundt Kris Swanson Robert Sweet James Swenson Joan Swenson 192 We re With You!” Now this time let’s really yell! Jerry Tienter Katherin Tlllotson James Tierney Loretta Titus Paula Swenson Robert Swoverland Mary Talbott Gloria Teschendorf Katherine Thels Julie Thill Michael Tone Shida Torabi Kenneth Tovsen Thomas Trow 193 Nancy Trudell Cynthia Turrentlne Jeffrey Ulman Jean Underwood Patricia Uppgaard Dianne VanEps Mary VanPutten Barbara VanVorst Class Of 68 Establishes Jeffrey Vest Dean Wahlund Kathleon Walon Mary Walker Keith Walter Robert Walton HOW CAN WE FORGET: What a burn!” ... lunchroom duty ... No-Doz ... computerized report cards . . . student protest of extra curricular activities cut . . . the orange and blue rocks . . . the purple and white rocks . . no rocks . . . Southwest rivalry ... brownie points ... cramming for finals ... Twin City Football Game .. . Class Day . . . Commencement . . . theWashburn honk ... chow mein and sweet roll on Thursday ... long hair ... AFS Pancake Breakfast ... computer dance . . . Ingrained glop . . . Dudley Riggs’ ... the Miller House ... pizza and corn on Thursday . . . The Sounds of Soul ... crowded lavatories (cough) . .. 1965 World Series . .. 1967 Almost World Series . .. Johnny Carson ... Senior Awards . .. King Bill and Queen Pat . .. Donut Dunk. 194 Mark Warner Clint Wasem Lynn Watson Lawrence Weaver New Traditions Let’s see you try to take this.” Bruce Wegger Bonnie Wegner Jean Weigel Paul Weiser Catherine Welch Merrideth Wells Nathan Werner Kathleen West Arlene Wever Marcia Wiberg Vickey Wiberg Donna Wilhelm l«5 Alice Williams David Wilson Georgiana Winden Sholley Winterhalter Seniors queue As We Grow, Millers hustle to victory. David Woehning Pauline Wojciak James Woldsnes Kart Wolfe Doris Wong George Wood Priscilla Wood Suzanne Woodbrtdge Bruce Woods 196 up for rations. So We Change Charles Youngquist Donald Zandlo Mark Zelenovlch Rebecca Zempel Linda Zierdt Nancy Zmuda Diane Woods Mark Yaeger Pak Yee Loren Yerks Michael Bissonnette William Saunders Choralier music adds solemn note to auditorium. 197 198 Menagerie CALENDAR Are Just A Little Bit Better! A Acknowledgements Writing copy, taking pictures, and writing captions and headlines all played important parts in the formation of this year’s yearbook. Spending many hours, both duringand after school, the members of the WAHIAN staff struggled to meet their deadlines in order to form a complete story of the school year. The 1968 WAHIAN was made possible through the dedicated efforts of the WAHIAN staff, our advisor. Mr. Wald, our professional photographer. Mr. Lundgren. and our advisor from the American Yearbook Company. Mr. Hedstrom. We thank Washburn High School for the donation of old shop store room for use as our own room. To Mr. Wald we want to extend our warmest appreciation for his calm leadership during our deadline crises. We would also like to give credit to the Minneapolis Star and Tribune for two of the pictures on pages 6 and 7. Each member of the staff deserves credit for his particular part in putting the book together, and a special thanks goes to Larry Davenport who. besides being one of the School Life editors, also took on the job of photographer. Barb Bowles and Anne Ludcke. Co-Editors. Co-Editors Barb Bowles Anne Ludcke Business Manager Carol Caplan Copy Editors Barb Bouten Dorothy Grouse Art Layout Editors Larry Wieland Ellen Kvinge Picture Editors Sheri Eckert Sue Enger Academic Kathy Bjerke Faculty Dean Wahlund Underclassmen Judy Carlson School Life Larry Davenport Jan Hetland Sports Mary Dew Debbie Grafslund Senior Nancy Ellsworth Kathy Karsh Photographers Jim Jordan Tom Peterson Lewis Marshall Typists Gail Podany Jean Nelson Advisor Mr. Gary Wald 1968 WAHIAN Staff 202 Faculty And Staff ALMQUIST. MARY p 32 - Sophomore Eng lish Millermates Advisor. B.S., University of Minnesota. ANDERSON. CARL W. p. 30 Principal M A.. University of Minnesota ANDERSON. JOHN p 32 Coordinator (Trado and Industry). M A.. University of Minnesota ANDERSON. WILLIAM p. 37 - Assistant Engineer ARIO. FRANK L.p. 32 Economics.Gov ernment. Philosophy. Supervisor of Boys' Intramural, 8'' Squad Football Coach BA,. Augsburg College AUSTIN. GEORGE L. p 32 — Spanish Spanish Club Advisor. B.A,, Augsburg College BARNETT. ELI p 32 - Band. Orchestra. U.S. History. Millermates Advisor M M Ed.. University of Idaho BECK. GARRARD p. 32 - English. Word Study POPLARS Advisor. B.A.. University of Minnesota. BERAN. MARGARET B. p. 32 - Latin. Eng lish Latin Club Advisor BA. University of Dubuque BOEN. CHERIE A. p. 32 - English, Psychol ogy. B.A.. Moorhead State College BOLSTERLI. MARY L p. 32 - World Histo ry B A . University of New Mexico. BUSYN. EMILY M. p 37 - FmanceClerk. CARLSON. CARL E. p 32 — Economics. Government Sophomore Football Coach. Sophomore Track Coach. Varsity Hockey Coach. B.A.. Duluth Teachers College CARLSON. EDWINA p 31 - Book-Librarian. Counseling Clerk. CERSINE. ROGER A. p 32 - Sociology. U S History. M.A . University of Minnesota CLAESON. LOUIS W. p 32 - English. Adv anced Speech M A . University of Mmne sota. COLBY. JAMES p. 32- Physics. B.A . St Olaf College CONRAD. BONNIE p 32 — Chemistry. Blue Tri Advisor. B.A.. Indiana University. COSGROVE. JAMES p 32 Advanced Alge bra. Varsity Baseball Coach. M A. Umver sitv of Minnesota. CRAM, YETTA K. p, 32 — Consumer Economics. Typing. M.A.. University of Minnesota. CUSACK. LORETTA p 32 - Girls' Health. Physical Education. Girls' Golf Coach. M A„ Columbia University DACKO. ETHYL p 37 - Textbook-Library Clerk DAHL. ANNETTE p 32 - English. Creative Writing National Honor Society Advisor B.S.. University of Minnesota. DANIEL. EDWIN Y. p 32 - American H.sto ry National Honor Society Advisor. Driv er Education. M Ed.. University of Oklahoma. DAVIS. DONALD p 32 Art B.S . University of Minnesota. DAY. PATRICIA p. 35 — Business Education, Bookkeeping. Typing. Senior Typing. Blue Tri Advisor M A . University of Minnesota. DEHLINGER. MARGRETE p 37 - Lunchroom Manager BS-. Stout State College. DIEHL. WILLIAM J. p 33 English. Social Studies. B S.. University of Minnesota DILLS. MICHAEL J. p 33 — German. Ger man Club Advisor B.S.. University of Minnesota DONOHUE. FLORENCE p. 31 Social Worker M.A.. University of Minnesota. DOWLING. KATHLEEN B. p 33 - English BS-. University of Minnesota. DUNN. HAROLD R. p 33 - French. Spanish. French Club Advisor. M.A.. University Laval EILER. JOHN p 33 World and American History. Assistant Swimming Coach. B.A Augsburg College EMERSON. CONRAD p 33 - Physical Edu cation Track. Cross Country, and Wrestling Coach. 8 S . University of Minnesota EVENSON. OBERT p 31 - Counselor American Field Service Advisor M A., University of Minnesota FIGGE. VERONICA p 33 Girls' Physical Education Girls' Badminton Coach B.S., St Cloud StateCoiiege FLUGSTAD. DAVID M. p 33 Mechanical Drafting. M.A . University of Minnesota GALE. KAY p 33 — German German Club Advisor. B.A.. Macalester College. GEORGE. BURTON E. p 33 — Alg, Geometry B.S.. Wisconsin State University GROBE. SIGRID p. 31 - CounselmgCterk GUDAHL. GLADYS E. p 33 Occupational Relations. Office Skills. Coordinator of Office Section of Part-Time Occupational Training Program M.A University of Minnesota. HALEY. CATHRYN p. 37 - Nurse. Ph N.. University of Minnesota HALVERSON. STEPHEN L. Art, Audio-Visual Director B.S.. University of Minnesota HELLECKSON. RUSSEL L. p 30 Assistant Principal M.A.. University of Minnesota HERMANSON. CRAIG p 33 - B.0l chotogy. B.A , University of Minnesota HOLSTROM. DALE D. p 33 - Industrial Arts. Woodworking. B.A . University of Northern Iowa HORNS. WILLARD p 33 - History. English. M.A.. University of Minnesota. JOHNSON. CLIFFORD p 33 — Advanced Shorthand. Stenographic Skills. Business Law Senior Advisor. Cheerleaders Advisor. Equipment Room Manager. M.S.. Mankato State College JOHNSON. DOROTHY K. p 37 Requisition Clerk. KEEGAN. FLORENCE p. 33 — Foods. Home and Family Living. 8.S.. University of Minnesota. KIRKWOLD. DENNIS p 33 - Phys.es. Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry. Chess Club Coach B.S . Houghton College. KIRSCHBAUM. CURTIS p 33 - Electronics. Boys Intramural Basketball and Volleyball Supervisor. 8 S.. University of Minnesota KRAUSE. ROBERT W. p 33 - English. Stu dent Council Advisor M.F.A., Columbia University. KROOK, GARY p 33 Industrial Metals. Elementary Algebra B S . Mankato State College. LANGE. SHARON p 33 — Geometry. Algebra B A . St Olaf College. LAPP. DONALD p 34 — Biology. Intramural Coach M S.Ed.. University of Virginia LEVINS. MARY p 34 Art B.S . University of Minnesota. LUND. HELEN S. p. 37 - Itinerant Teacher of Visually Handicapped LUND. HELEN E. p 37 — Administrative Aide LYDELL. WILLIAM A. p 34 Choral. Vocal Music M M . University of Michigan LYKKEN, GEORG H. p 34 - English GRIST Advisor. M A . Carleton College. MAGNUSON. DOROTHY p 31 - Counselor National Honor Society Advisor M.A . University of Minnesota MAGNUSON. HELEN J. p 37 - Attendance Clerk. MINTY. HELEN J. p 34 - Geometry. B.A . Carleton College MONSON. MADELINE p 34 English A.B.. Shurtleff College MUELLER. ARLENE p 34 - English. German B.A . Macalester College NELSON. DAVID E.p 35 - Biology B.S . University of Minnesota. NELSON. PEGGY L. p 37 - Attendance Clerk. NORDBERG. JOAN p. 35 English,Drama Movie Club Advisor. School Plays. B.S.. University of Minnesota. ORLOWSKI. MARY ANN p 35 - Librarian M A . University of Wisconsin. PALEEN. ETHEL M p 31 - Counselor. M.A.. University of Minnesota. PARK. ELIZABETH C. p 32 - French French Club Advisor. B.A.. Tufts University. PERSON. STANLEY J. p. 35 Plane and Solid Geometry. Math Analysis. B.A , University of Minnesota PETERSON. CAROL p 35- World History. Girls' Swimming Coach B A . St. Olaf. POTTER. AL p 35 Senior Math, Geometry. B.S.. St. Cloud State College POWERS. JAMES A. p 35 — Occupational Relations Coordinator. Bookkeeping (Sales and Marketing) B.S University of Minnesota RASMUSSEN. ALAN E. p. 35 - Chemistry Assistant Wrestling Coach. M.A.. Iowa StateCoiiege RITTER. LENUS p 35 — Algebra-Trigonom etry. M S . University of Utah. ROGERS. RONALD F. p 35-Speech Forensics Advisor. Stage Manager. B.S.. University of Minnesota RULIFFSON. DAVID W p 35 History. Health Head Basketball Coach. Golf Coach B.S- University of Minnesota RUSTAD. KENNETH p 31 - Counselor. M A . University of Minnesota RUTHERFORD. JAMES T. p 35 — Spanish ' B Squad Football Coach. Sophomore Hockey Coach B.S.. St Cloud State Col SANDVIG. EUGENE p 35 - Physical Educ.i tion. Assistant Football Coach. Tennis Coach. Lettermen's Club Advisor. B.S.. Gustavus Adolphus SCHAUER. AUGUST p 35-Art Head of Art Department. M.Ed.. University of Minnesota. SCHLAGEL. LOUDEN p 35 - Economics. Government Debate. National Forensics League Advisor BS. University of Minnesota. SCHULTZ. ALICE C. p 37 - Program Clerk SMITH. RAY p 35 — U.S. History. Athletic Director. B.A.. Coe College STALLMAN. EUGENE p 37 Head Engineer STEPHENS. JOHN p 35 - Boys'Health Physical Education. Sophomore Basketball Coach, Sophomore Baseball Coach. Assistant Football Coach. 8.S.. University of Minnesota. STEVENSON. DOROTHY H. p 35 - Book keeping. Recordkeeping. Typewriting M.A.. University of Minnesota STITZEL. KEITH p 35 Shorthand. Busi ness Law. B.S.. Minot State SVERDRUP. GEORGE p 35 Math Analy sis. Solid Geometry MA, University of Minnesota SWIDERSKI, EDWARD A. p 31 — Counselor M.A.. University of Minnesota. THOMPSON. LEILA K.p 35-HomeEco nomics. Clothing B.S., University of Minnesota THURSTON. MARGARET E. - Girls Health Physical Education. Tennis Coach. Spon sor of Red Cross Youth M A . Columbia University. TRAYNOR. GARY p. 35 Biology M A . University of Minnesota TURNBAUGH. BRUCE C. p 36 — World H.s tory. Head Swimming Coach. Assistant Sophomore Football Coach 8 S.. University of Wyoming. WALD. GARY R. p 36 English. Ski Coach. WAHIAN Advisor B A College of St Thomas. WALSH. ARMILLA p 36 — English M A . Macalester College WEIS. DAYNOR L. p. 36 Government Psychology. M.Ed.. University of North Dakota WELLS. MARY ALICE p 36 — English M A University of Minnesota WEMEIER. GEORGE N. p 36 - Government. Economic. American History. Head Football Coach M Ed MacalesterCollege WOODBECK. SHEILA p 36 - Librarian BA.. St. Scholastic . WURST.D. ALLAN p 36 - World History B A.. College of St. Thomas YUNG. JUDY H. p 36 - English. UCClub Advisor BA. College of St. Catherine Activities American Field Service(AFS) p 80 Audio-Visual Crew p 97 Auditoriums p. 115 Badminton Team p. 147 Band p 26 BaseballTeam. Sophomores p. 137 Baseball Team. Varsity pps. 138.139 Basketball Team. Sophomores p. 136 Basketball Team. Varsity pps. 128.129 Blue Tn pps 70.71.72.73.74.75 Boys' State p 154 Calender of School Year p. 68 Cheerleaders pps 82.83 Choraiiers pps. 24.25 Class Play p. 113 Credit Bureau p. 151 Crosscountry Teamp. 124 Debate Team p 84 Football Team. B-squad p. 123 Football Team. Sophomores p 136 Football Team. Varsity pps. 120. 121. 122 Forensics p 85 — A — Adams. Keith N. Keith, p 156 — Part-Time Work Program Ahlberg, Steven R. Steve, p. 156 Aldrich. Thomas C. Tom. p 156 —One Act Plays Alexander. Lee G. Lee. p. 156 — Co-captain of Ski Team. Audio-Visual Crew Allin. Kent F. Kent. p. 156 — One Act Plays. National Merit Semi-Finalist, Millwheels. Anderson. Bruce B. Bruce, p. 156 — NHS. Anderson. Debra L. Debi. p. 156 — Blue Tri. AFS Anderson, Gary W. Gory. p. 156 — AFS Anderson. Jeffrey B. Jeff. p. 156 — Movie Club. Lettermen'sClub. B-Squad Football Co-Captain of Swimming Team. Credit Bureau. Anderson. Jeffrey D. Jeff. p. 156 — Letter-men's Club. Cross Country. Wrestling Team. Track Team. Anderson. Judith A. Judy. p. 156 — Foron sics. Choraiiers. Madrigals. NHS. Credit Bureau. Millwheels. Andersen. Karen E. Karen, p. 156 — Senior Board. NHS. Anderson. Lynn 0. Lynn, p 156 — Blue Tri Anderson. Sandra S. Sandie. p 156 — Red Cross Council Anderson. Steve L. Steve, p 156 Anderson. Terry D. Terry, p. 157 Andrew. Mark D. Mark. p. 157 — Letter-men's Club. AFS. Varsity Football. Base ball Team. Choraiiers. Anker. Arthur A. Art p. 157 — Movie Club Anker, James H. Jim. p. 157 — German Club. Tennis Team. Antonsen. Judy M. Judy. p. 157 — Part-time Work Program Arneson. Richard L. Rick. p. 157 — Hockey Team Arneson. Rox Ann Roxic. p 157 — Blue Tri. Credit Bureau. Aronson. Richard B. Dick. p. 157 — NHS Asher. David L. Dave. p. 157. Ashner. Kathleen R. Kathy, p 157 — Blue Tri, AFS. Girls Choir. Red Cross Atwill. Martha W. Martha, p. 157 — AFS. Blue Tn. FrenchClub. — B — Babcock. William Bill. p. 157 — NHS. Varsity Football. Basketball Team German Club p 78 Girls' State p. 154 Golf Team. Boys' p 140 Golf Team. Girls' p. 146 GRIST Staff pps 90 91 Hockey Team. Sophomores p. 136 Hockey Team. Varsity pps. 125.126.127 Homecoming pps. 102.103.104.105 Honors Group p. 153 Junior Achievement p. 98 La Petite Academie p. 77 LatmClub p. 76 Lettermen'sClub pps. 144. 145 Library Staff p. 97 Junior Madrigals p. 24 Senior Madrigals p. 25 Millermatesp 81 Millwheels pps. 110.111 National Honor Society (NHS) pps 94.95 Office Staff p 97 One-Act Plays p. 112 Orchestra p 26 Class Of 1968 Bachman. Dale L. Dale, p 157 Bakken. Minda M. Mmda. p. 157 - AFS. Blue Tn. Ballinger. John J. John, p 157 Barr. Kelton D. Kelton. p. 157 — Movie Club. AFS. Track Team. Cross Country. NHS. Student Council. GRIST. Choraiiers. Senior Madrigals. Boys' State. Barstow, Claudia Claudia, p 158 — Blue Tri. Badminton Team. POPLARS Bartholomew. Janis Tudy. p. 158 Bateson. Michael A. Mike, p 158—AFS. Track Team. Cheerleader. Millwheels Baxter, Clark G. Clark, p 158 Senior Madrigals. Choiraliers. Manager of Basketball Team. GRIST. Bazinct. Cheryl K. Cheryl, p. 158 — Blue Tri. FrenchClub. Beebe, Kathleen A. Kathy, p 158 Blue Tn. Bell. John R. John, p 158 — Letter men's Club. Varsity Football. Track Team. Student Council Bollefeuille, Debra Dcbby. p 158 — Blue Tri. Part-time Work Program Bellew, Richard Dick. p. 158. Benidt. Bruce W. Bruce, p 158 Editorial Editor of GRIST. POPLARS. Vice President of NHS. Senior Board. National Merit Semi-Finalist. Bening. Frank C. Frank, p. 158 — B-Squad Football. Swimming Team. Golf Team. Ski Club. Bennett. Beth Beth. p. 158 — Blue Tri Berg. Konnoth Ken. p 158. Berg. Mary Mary, p 158 — Blue Tri Council. NHS. Treasurer of Student Council. Choraiiers. Berglund, Bobbe Bobbe. p. 158 — Part-time Work Program Berlitz, Barbara J. Bobbi. p 158 Senior Board. Best. Christine P. Tina, p 159 — Red Cross Council. Bey. Sheldon M. Sheldon, p. 159 - AFS. NHS. Stage Band. Bille. Mike E. Mike. p. 159. Bissonnette. Michael Biss. Lettermen's Club. Golf Team. Bjerke, Kathleen R. Kathy, p 159 AFS. Blue Tri. German Club. NHS. WAHIAN staff Blanch. Julie A. Julie, p. 159. Blunt. Thomas J. Tom. Part-time Training Program p 98 POPLARS Staff pps 86 87 Red Cross Council p 96 Sadie Hawkins pps 106.107 Senior Awards p. 152 Senior Class Officers p 150 Senior Snow Party p. 155 Ski Team pps. 134.135 Snow Week pps. 108.109 Spanish Club p 79 Stage Crew p 96 Student Council pps 92.93 Swimming Team. Boys' pps 130. L31 Swimming Team. Girls' p. 147 Ticket Sellers p. 97 Track Team pps 142.143 DC Club p 96 WAHIAN Staff pps 88.89 Welcome Week pps 100.101 Wrestling Team. Sophomore p 137 Wrestling Team. Varsity pps 132.133 Boeder. Bruce A. Bruce, p 159 — Letter-men's Club. NHS. Ski learn, National Merit Semi-finalist. Boland. Richard J. Rich. p. 159 Borowski. Gabriela J. Gabriela. p 159. Bouten. Barbara E. Barb, p 159 — 8iu -1 rf NHS. President of French Club. La Petite Academie. WAHIAN staff. Bowles. Barbara A. Barb. p. 159 — Spanish Club. AFS. NHS. Co-Editor of WAHIAN. Blue Tri Council. Boyd. Teresa A. Tern. p. 159 — AFS. German Club. Blue Tri. Senior Board. POPLARS Bradford. Kathleen Kathy, p. 159 — Blue Tri. UC Club Brastad. Carta S. Carla, p 159 — Blue Tn. Braun. Stanley C. Stan, p 159 —Movie Club Breedlove, William T. Bill. p. 160 Bridge, Donald E. Don. p. 160 Brigadier. Gordy M. Gordy. p 160 Brink. Barbara E. Barb, p 160 Blue Tri. Bristol. Lynne D. Lynne, p. 160 — UC Club. Blue Tri. Choraiiers Brower, Teresa E. Teresa, p. 160 —Blue Tri. Red Cross. Brown. Gerald W. Jerry, p. 160 - Football Team Brown. Loretta A. Lou. p. 160—Blue Tri Brown. Patrick W. Pat. p. 160 Bruber, Carla. Rabbit. Bruzek. James A. Jim Bryngelson. Scott. Scott, p 160 Buffte. Ernest E. Ernie, p. 160 Buhn, Randall G. Randy, p. 160 Bunker. Mark E. Mark. p. 160 — Letter men s Club. Varsity Football. Hockey Team. Track Team. Burg. John P. John, p 160 - Part-time Work Program Burington. Bonnie Beth, p 160 Blue Tri Council. AFS. Choraiiers Burk. Susan P. Sue. p. 161 — Blue Tri. Red Cross Council. Burnet. Julie Julie, p 161 — Blue Tri. AFS President. Burwell. Robert W. Bert. p. 161 — NHS. 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Jo Ann. Jo. p 163— Blue Tri. POPLARS. Orchestra. Dahlen. Virginia L. Ginny. p 163 — Blue Tri Council. Dahlstrom, Richard Rick. p. 163 Daintberg. Peggy L. Peggy, p. 163 — Latin Club. AFS. Dalland, Judy D. Judy, p 163 Danahy, Howard Terry, p 163 — Forensics, Debate. Cheerleader. Red Cross Council. Davenport. Larry R. Larry, p 163 NHS, WAHIAN. POPLARS. David. Pamela J. Pam. p. 163 — Part-time Work Program Davies. William J. Bill, p 163. Davis. Christopher E. Chris, p 163 — AFS. Blue Tri. Red Cross Council. NHS. Dechaine. Nancy L. Nancy, p. 163 — Latin Club. Blue Tn. Dehning. Delores M. Delores, p. 164 — AFS. NHS. Blue Tn. La Petite Academie. POPLARS. Denham. Douglas J. Doug, p 164 De Nlo, Virginia Gege. p 164 — Miller-mates. Dew. Mary K. Mary, p 164 — French Club. La Petite Acadamie. AFS. Blue Tri. WAHIAN, NHS. Girls'Choir. De Witt. Robert Bob. p. 164 - Part-time Work Program Diamond. Deborah A. Debbie, p 164 -NHS. AFS. Latin Club. Forensics. Feature Editor of GRIST. Blue Tri Council. Co-Editor of POPLARS Dingley, Linda J. Linda p 164 — Movie Club. Blue Tri. AFS. French Club. La Petite Academie. Dowling, John G. John, p. 164 Drake. Sally M. Sally, p. 164 — Blue Tri. Duer, Ann L. Ann. p 164 -AFS. Blue Tri Council. Choraliers. Duff. John S. John, p. 164 Dunn. Maureen M. Mary. p. 164 — Blue Tri Dyste. Todd L. Todd, p 165 — Lettermen's Club. Swimming Team. B-squad Football. Senior Board — K — Earle,ToddW. Todd.p 165 — StageCrcw Eckert. Sheri L. Sheri p. 165 — NHS. AFS. Spanish Club. French Club. La Petite Academie. WAHIAN staff. F OPLARS. Student Council. Blue Tri Eddy. Kirk T. Kirk Egan. Patricia A. Pat. p 165 Egoberg. Thomas A. Tom. p 165. Ehlers. Jonathan R. Jon. p. 165 Eikum. Joan M. Joan, p 165 —Blue Tri, FAS. NHS. Ellsworth. Nancy K. Nance, p. 165 — NHS. Blue Tri. Spanish Club. Golf Team, WAHIAN staff. POPLARS. Millwheels. Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award Ellyson. Marcia S. Marcia, p 165 — Blue Engebretson. Noel Noel, p 165 — Orchestra. Band. Millwheels. 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AFS. Blue Tn, Hanson. John P. John, p 168- GRIST Hanson. Patricia Pat. p 168 — Chor.i Madrigals. Hanson, Warren W. Warren, p 168 Harding. Diana W. Diana, p 168 Blue In. NHS. Red Cross Council. Harding. Robert E. Rob. p 169 Part-time Work Program Harris. Jane Jane, p 169 Blue Tri. AFS Hatlestad. Charles Chuck, p 169 — Ski Team. Lettermen's Club. Cross Country. Basketball Team, Track Team Haug. Carol A. Carol, p 169 — Blue Tri. Red Cross Council. Choraliers. Haugh, Linda L. Linda, p 169 — AFS. Blue Tn. Girls'Choir Havig. Jane E. Jane, p 169 Blue Tn. AFS Hawkins. Valeria J. Val. p 169 — Blue Tri. Girls' Choir. 205 Hawkinson. Gary P. Gary, p 169 Hawley. Susan A. Suey. p 169 - Blue Tn. NHS. AFS. Student council. Cheerleader. Homecoming Attendant. Choraliers Hayes. Michael C. Mike, p 169 Hegna, Gerald Gerry, p 169 AFS. NHS. Ski Team Heiderich. Robert Bob Heim. Annette M. Ann. p 169 Miller-mates. NHS. French Club. Blue Tn. AFS. Heim. Oouglas C. Doug p. 169 — letter-men's Club. Track Team. 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