Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1971 volume:

Volume 44 Washburn High Minneapolis, Minnesota. Kaleidoscope of Impressions Washburn High 1970-71 “sophs wearing ties’ “cheering, yelling, and winning “lots of studying and concentration pep festsand skits “we like our team “I remembered all the stairs; “blah! wieners again” “martial law” “Millers ... ... the best” “lots of people “watching the clocks” my legs wouldn’t let me forget.” “fun” nice atmosphere” “trays on tables” This year, by popular vote, the Wahian has been dedicated to a man of many qualities. His side-splitting humor has prevailed in Washburn classrooms for years. The American history and boys’ health classes have become places of congeniality and reminiscent conversations as well as learning. His ability as coach has been well established by the superb performance of our basketball team. But, perhaps most important, this teacher, with his understanding nature, has been able to break the ubiquitous teacher-student barrier and bring about a friend-to-friend relationship. And so.it is with much pleasure that we. the graduating class and yearbook staff of 1971 dedicate this annual to one of the most beloved and enjoyed teachers of Washburn MR. DAVID WARREN RUMFFSON Faculty and Administration 12 Sports 28 School Life 62 Underclassmen 94 Juniors 111 Student Activities 126 Seniors 146 Wahian Acknowledgement 204 11 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Wayne C. Courtney As the school year draws to a close it brings to each of us many pleasant memories. It is rather difficult to choose from all the activities, those which arc the most outstanding. Perhaps the best thing to do is to list some of them and let you make your own choices. accelerated courses of study athletic contests — the class play the Millermatcs homecoming school dances the WAHIAN forensics and debate — club activities the snow party the Washburn television show — the holidays — the GRIST Millwheels Commencement the Choralicrs band concerts — the POPLARS — the prom — other (please specify) Carl W. Anderson Russell L. Hclleckson Ackerman. Kay; German Anderson. John; Drafting. Occupational Relations, Coordinator. Woodwork Anderson. Patricia; English Ario. Frank; Government. Economics. Phiiosoply Austin. George; Spanish Bader. Charles; Geometry Barnett. Eli; Instrumental Music Beck. Garrard: Senior English. Word Study Bell. John: History. Black Studies Beran. Margaret; English. Latin Bjornson. Birgit; French Bocn. Chcric; English, Psychology Brazzell. Suzanne; Art. Commercial Art Carlson, Carl; Economics. International Relations Case.Conrad; History 15 Ccrsinc. Roger; History. Sociology C lac son. Louis: English. Speech Colby. James; Physics. Math Cosgrove. James: Mathematics. Algebra-Trig Cram. Yetta; Business Education. Consumer Economics. Office Preparation Cusack. Loretta: Physical Education Dahl. Annette: English. Creative Writing Daniel. Edwin; History Diehl, William: English Donahue. Florence: Social Worker Dowling. Kathleen: English Dunn. Harold: French Filer. John; History Emerson. Conrad: Physical Education Evenson, Obert; Counselor 16 1 Flugslad, David; Mechanical Drawing Gens. Paul; German George. Burton: Algebra. Geometry Gudahl. Gladys; Occupational Relations. Office Skills Haley, Cathrvn; Nurse Halverson. Stephen: Art Henriksen. Dennis; Chemistry Hermanson, Craig; Biology Indchar, Leslie: Recordkeeping, Sales and Marketing Johnson. Clifford: Personal Typing. Shorthand Johnson. Elizabeth; Home Economics Keegan. Florence; Home Economics 17 kirwhbjum, Curtis; Electronics Krause. Robert. English krook.Gary; Industrial Vrts L dcll. William; Choral Music. Music Theory l kk.cn. Georg. Enghsh News riling Magnuson. Dorothy; Counselor Meier. Beverly; Health Physical Education Meyer. Douglas; History Monson. Madeline: English Moody. Nancy. Health, Physical Education Palcen. Ethel; Counselor Nelson. David; Biology Olson. James; Drama. English Parker. Robert; Geometry Physics 18 Parsons, Rolf; Audio-Visual. Btolog) Pomroy, Carol: Counselor Potter. Alfred; Senior Math. Geometry. Algebra-Trigonometry Poutincn. John; Government. Psychology Rasmussen. John; Chemistry Ritter. I.enus: Math Rogers. Ronald; Speech Ruliffson. David.: Boys' Health. History Rutherford. James; Spanish Schaucr. August: Art. Art History Schlagcl. l ouden; Kconomics. Government Schmidt. Norman; Typing. Accounting Schommer, Nicholas; History Sealandcr. Marjorie: Typing. Record Keeping Smith. Raymond; History Stephens. John: History. Physical Lducution Stitzel, Keith; Business Law. Shorthand Sverdrup. George; Math Analysis 19 Swidcrski. Edward: Counselor Temple. Bruce: Math Thayer. Patricia: Biology Thompson. Leila: Home Economics Tonkin. Thomas: Wood Traynor. Gary; Biology Turnbaugh. Bruoe: History Wald. Gary: English Walsh. Armilla; English Weis. Daynor: Work Program Wells. Mary: English Wcmcicr. George: Economics. Government Wolk. Robert; English Woodbeck. Sheila: Librarian Wurst. Dennis; History 20 Cooks, Clerks, and Engineers COOKS (LEFT TO RIGHT) M. Wallin. L. Holforty. E. Nebon. C. Heine. M. Munion. L Rittmann. E. Maddox. C. Mildenberger. T. Long, G. Eltester. ENGINEERS (LEFT TO RIGHT) S. Anderson. A. Carlton. W. Pfeiffer. D. Bcbe. R Driggers. J. Bowen. D. Ellcnwood. D. Weber, E. Stallman. OFFICE STAFF Emily Busyn Edwina Carlton Ethyl Dacko Sigrid Grobe Frances Long Helen Magnuson Billie Person Marjorie Ramstad Alice Schultz Science “smelling smells in the halls” the scientific study of people, places, and things” “creating chemical reactions in students” covering everything from the amoeba toman” mixtures, compounds, gasses, elements Math S + (n-1) (n-2) + sin A - cos B + (43-6) +• 23 (a +x -5) + (2a + d - 7) c -• - br + fg- 15 a + 60% THE MATH DEPARTMENT” protractors, compasses, straight-edges, rulers, all help toward figuring the correct answer” programming the computer and getting the right computation going beyond 2 + 2 and learning about geometric figures, equations, formulas, and solutions Social Studies Society Communicating to Man “government — study of political structure” “history — record of past events” “economics — political economy” “sociology functioning of human society “psychology — science of human behavior “philosophy conceptions of life” Language “Latina fundamentum linguarum omnium est “Latin is the basis of all languages” “German. French and Spanish arc explored at WHS Speech and Drama trophies from eight national contestants , sparking creativity through impromtu speeches . “ ‘Summcrtree’ vs. ‘Auntie Marne , “improvisations bring out thoughts in the mind Art “ ... deep involvement” “self-confrontation” frustration” Music “memorizing the folder” “marching on the football Held at halftime' “singing accapella Physical Education feel like a healthy animal a body builder (or trimmer) “of body and soul” Industrial Arts “drawing plans to scale “T-square, compass, and triangle “electronics personified Business “manual dexterity” “concentration span” “legibility” compulation Home Economics “the needle is mightier than the sword” master chefs” Guidance and Special Services “first ‘behind the wheel’ lesson” “ACT. SAT. PSAT. MSAT work program” academic assistance for the blind help for slow learners “guidance and service on a one-to-one basis f Kv-V I . . � • I Lv fr. SPORTS Richard Anderson. Becky Craning Karen Dainsberg, Tim Hoch “Let’s Really Hear It!” Larry Morgan. Jean Foley Gail Jorgensen, Phil Aakcr “with an orange ...” “flipping over the roses “V-l-C-T-O-R-Y” “ .. with a blue” “cheering on dirt, gravel, shoulders, grass, and ice helping to promote school spirit white Haired slacks and tennis shoes and orange and blue: W’sand megaphones “being at every game, for every sport, to give every player a boost in morale Advisor. Cliff Johnson Linda Bergseth. Richard Vogt Millermates FRONT ROW: H. Lagstrand. M. Haskins, L. Brown. G. Hcislad. MIDDLE ROW: B. Gilbertson, D. Lundccn, L. Peel (co-captain). M. McGee. BACK ROW': L. Taylor. C. Sherrill. L. Scndccky. H. Slocum. L. Gross. Not pictured — G. Picha. “lots of legs” smiles everywhere” “Tuesday and Thursday practice sessions Millcrmate jackets” “girl-watching at its best” splits” “luminous homecoming” Advisor. Eli Barnett 32 FRONT ROW: L. Fuller. S. Romfo. A. Cooper. C. Heywood. MIDDLE ROW: P. Bcldon. N. Licbcr-man. M. Van Gordcr (co-captain), Lepp. BACK ROW: B. Waul, C. Witta, S. Stephens, M. Adams. D. DeNio. Not pictured K. Strom. 33 FRONT ROW Bowman. Scot!. Schwartz. Dorsey. Grady. Wade. Withers. Evans. Smith. Gronseth. SECOND ROW Coach Nelson. Ludeke. Lockett. Tharaldson. Roth. Bodin. Schulthcis, Flom. Domholt. Graven. O'Brien. Carlson. Bcetsch, Scroggins. Broberg, Pascoc. THIRD ROW Kocon. Coach Or-mon. Tramcl. La Bahn. Johnson. Johnson. Hanson. Stake. Baglicn. Bristol. Ellis. Martinson, Sirany. Leik. Jensen. Coach llincrman. BACK ROW Mayes, Kundc. Mady. Erckcnbrack. Elsham, Carlson, Paulson. Kin. King. Iverson, Windon. Rivers. Barth. Gilbertson. Coach Wcmcicr. Football 1970 SCOREBOARD Washburn 42 West 8 Washburn 21 Roosevelt 6 Washburn 14 Southwest 6 Washburn 19 Vocational 8 Washburn 27 St. Cloud 9 Washburn 21 Henry 6 Washburn 14 North 6 Washburn 27 Central 6 Edison 28 Edison 8 Twin City Game Washburn 13 Murray 0 ALL-CQMLRLNCL TLAM Michael Dorsey Daniel Grady Jeffrey Wade §Pfcg� Al..AW.A.R.P.S Charles Bristol (team of the week) Steven Hanson (half-back of the week) team of action four years without a loss” big offense play every game” 36 of 57 players allowed on field Mayes’ exceptional punting “state champs five times straight” players complimented each other city title and twin city championship Dorsey and Withers — a splendid combination we underrated you and you proved us wrong thank you!! BACK ROW: Bergstrom. Andersen. Stewart, Grady. Kjornes. Hoch. Mncl.can. Anderson. MIDDLE ROW: White. Spiclmann, Bland, Moon. Bittner. Case. Crichton. Murphy. Hannon (captain). FRONT ROW: Goldman. Brass. Chandon, Cunningham. Martin. Johnson. Overby. Mahoney. STANDING Coach Ario. Coach Rutherford. SCORHBOARD Washburn 14 Hdison 30 Washburn 6 West 6 Washburn 0 Henry 30 Washburn 6 Southwest 28 Washburn 20 Central 0 Washburn 16 Vocational 12 Washburn 8 Roosevelt 28 “practicing in cut-offs, winning in knickers “Keep the faith. “B squad maybe next year!!! starred jerseys” little guys bringing down giants Junior Varsity Football Bombers — 1970 •‘high hopes and low scores traveling by cab falling down in the middle ora volley ' love-love” double-faulting for pictures team jackets arriving late “split while shorts and broken sunglasses” “coming in third in city competition” Girls’ Tennis BACK ROW: S. Mueller. Bacancr. Evan. Roline. Slit .. Hoppes. Duke. King bay. Rocknem. Gossclin. Coach Meier. FRONT ROW: J. Harkness. Bicker. Herridge. DeBeck. Stephens. Olson. M. Mueller. H. Harkness. Dinglcy (captain). BACK ROW: Coach Moody, Harvey, L. Gunderson. O’Brien. Carlson. Taylor. Gossclin, Brass, Nienaber, Swift, Kutz. Mahoney. Bamberger (co-captain). Root. Rains. Schmidt (co-captain). Dainsberg. Heidlcberg, Chamber-lain.Graning. FRONT ROW: Maltkc, Cosgrove. Hctline. Brooks. Dale. Smith. Rains. Heidlcberg, Horn. Girls’ Swimming ”swim 400, kick 100, pull 100” “nerves before finals, (cake after)” ”repeats” forward I tuck position” difficult competition” “ability increasing” “third place in city” “losing to Southwest” “thirty-five girls” “diving concentration” “swimmers take your marks” fa BACK ROW: Coach Emerson. Heim, Goldstrand. Maynard. Bateson. Pohlman. Chambers. Anderson. Knight. MIDDLE ROW’ Hamnes. Gillquist. Bell. O'Brien. Teague (captain). Hahn. FRONT ROW: Lovejoy. White. Wassic. Rudolf. Washburn Harriers J ft Cross Country 1970 CITY B CROSS COUNTRY MEET Southwest 15 points Edison 114 points Henry 124 points South 154 points WASHBURN 157 points Roosevelt 165 points Vocational 273 points West 279 points North 369 points “losing to Southwest again pulled ligaments” practical jokes in the locker room Lake Nokomis getting numbers in the chute striving for fifteen trainers and spikes” Hockey SCORE BOX WASHBURN WASHBURN WASHBURN WASHBURN WASHBURN WASHBURN WASHBURN WASHBURN WASHBURN WASHBURN 1 Henry 7 4 Edison 8 3 West 3 1 Southwest 6 3 Roosevelt 8 8 Marshall 3 6 South 2 10 Central 2 4 North 2 11 Vocational 1 FIRST ROW: King (captain). Vinje. Silverman. GraMund. Norecn, Oomholi. Hanrahun. Peterson. Middlebrook. SECOND ROW: Coach Carlson. Coach Rutherford. Beetsch. Heig. Dorsey. Greene (captain). Anderson. Weaver. Bigham. Kulczvcki. Bergstrom “you puck-shy or something? wings, center, and defensemen “deking the goalie sweep wrist, slap. flip, and backhand shots padded monsters decked out in gloves, sweat pants, mask, and protectors perfecting the fundamentals of skating, stick-handling, passing, and shooting” WASHBURN 78 Roosevelt 52 WASHBURN 53 North 71 WASHBURN 63 Henry 60 WASHBURN 41 Edison 51 WASHBURN 48 West 59 WASHBURN 65 Central 72 WASHBURN 67 Marshall 41 WASHBURN 64 South 63 WASHBURN 54 Southwest 55 WASHBURN 58 Vocational 56 WASHBURN 69 Roosevelt 54 WASHBURN 56 Central 77 the fourth game .. then injuries “new line-up late in the season “accurate shooting tells the tale “decisive wins in season's early games” “drive, pivot, and shoot “Millers'jump to win “Westhoff and Diets have been a big plus as new players in '71. in addition to men like Ratliff. Wicbe. Eikum. and Withers’ basketball equals skills defense and offense loosing to Central Tournament.” $0-45 in the Regional 44 FRONT ROW: Eikum, Olson. Withers. Ghizoni (captain), Engler. WesthofT. MIDDLE ROW: Graven, Baglicti. Wicbc. Kachclmachcr. Stake. Felling. BAC K ROW: Ratliff, Rehn, K alowin.sk i, Rivers. Olfson, Crichton, Coach KuhfTson Basketball FRONT ROW: Ulrich. Dy«c. Ulrich. Pullman. Simonwn SECOND ROW: Hcnn.ng. Leik. F.van . Johnson. Hughes. Foley. Wcndlmg. Stopplcman. Dingly. C oach Filer. THIRD ROW: Coach Turnbaugh. Morgan. Perrier. Foley. Smith (captain), Welch (captain). Smith. Barr. Peterson. Anderson. Larson. Swimming 1970-71 “Curl’s lough break” “losing ihc big one to Southwest “simulated hundreds “night practices at Southwest “400 circles, wind sprints, chasers, relays” having only a few observers and fans now diving that's something else again SCORES WASHBURN 61 West 30 WASHBURN 77 North 16 WASHBURN 63 Vocational 31 WASHBURN 65 Edison 30 WASHBURN 66 Marshall-U 24 WASHBURN 64 Central 31 WASHBURN 63 Henry 32 WASHBURN 35 Southwest 60 WASHBURN 63 Roosevelt 32 FIRST ROW: Peterson, Nordberg. Wise. Joyce. SECOND ROW; Conch Turnbaugh. Nelson. Knrtes, Frank. Coach Filer. Sophomore swimmers FRONT ROW Bjorn-vtad. Ravmuvvcn. Junuv While. Barden. L. Johnvon (captain), Longman. SECOND ROW: J. Andervon. Fuller. W. Johnson. Barth. Rc ab, Thar a Id von. THIRD ROW- S. Johnson. Pascoe. Vovsen. Moon. Mogilevsky. Grimm. Rasmussen (coach) BACK ROW Tarnish, Grady. Swenson, Callicotte. Ohme. half-nelson, turkey wing, banana split. guillotine” six minute matches between each opposing pair equipped with tights, footgear, knee and elbow pads” muscular builds bursting out of orange and blue body shirts labeled 128 or 308 or 142or ... risking health hazards like cauliflower ear. and dislocated joints sitting in the sweat box with a red vinyl sweat suit, and grey cotton sweat pants and shirt referee blows whistle to signify points or fouls” fish!!! FRONT ROW: Kalbcrcr. Scmba. Hoch. Hctland. Windcn. Maruavrakos. MIDDLE ROW: Jensen. Evans. Schulz. Chresand. Peterson. Aakcr. Nordquist. BACK ROW Anderson, Barr. Larson. Johnson. Johnson. Harrison. Hanson. Gymnastics “first team in 30 years” horse, tramp, high bar. parallels, rings. free exercise, tumbling aw c’mon ... those moves arc candy striving to look beautiful and smooth he flies through the air with the greatest of ease the daring young man on the trampoline” “having to do eleven tricks on each FRONT ROW: Hahn, Nelson. Hamnes, Crockett. Wright. Wiebe, MacGregor, Bateson (captain). West. Rudolf. Korshus. MIDDLE ROW. Mattson. Her-ridge, l.anghans. O Leary, Johnson. Riordan. King, Gustafson. Muller. Reeve, Berg. Lccy. Fimon (captain). Critchett, Iverson. Swift. BACK ROW; Cooney, Walen, Sell , Anderson. Jahr. Alpine and Nordic Ski Teams “number two in district, number one in city . we do try harder “angulation, balanced stance, counterrotation “stashing equipment in the Wahian storage room “skilled and well-bundled Miller men skiing to victory” jumps of ninety, plus “striving for the perfect wax getting one of Reeve’s super edge sharpenings “competition at Wirth. Hyland, and Mont du Lac “contrasts between nordic and alpine “freezing your .. off while waiting your turn “coached by Mr. Wald BACK ROW: Smith. Elsham. Sat . Speidcl, Beeson. Alagna. Bunker. May. Jones. Youngren. Harris. Coach Stephens. FRONT ROW: Dorsey. Heistad. Ha-tlestad. Bush. Ghizoni. Wicbc. Withers. 1970 Miller Baseball Team “Dave's no-hitter” sitting on hard benches” “fans throwing confetti and popcorn” Jones striding to the mound” Rick kicking up dust all the way to Districts” STAR PLAYERS David Bunker James Hatlestad Lawrence Jones Dale May Richard Newberry David Speidel Robert Wiebe Slides Into First! BASEBALL 1970 Washburn 3 West 0 Washburn 2 Edison 1 Washburn 2 Southwest 1 Washburn 13 South 5 Washburn 8 Vocational 0 Washburn 5 North 0 Washburn 9 Henry 5 Washburn 15 Roosevelt 0 Washburn 21 Central 1 Washburn 16 Marshel! U. 1 DISTRICT 17 Washburn 9 Henry 0 Washburn 3 Roosevelt 6 getting edged out by Southwest falling in the cinders taking the Twin City Indoor Championship placing eleventh in State STATE COMPETITORS David Camp Jeffrey Couch James Shecly Robb Tice James Wehrman city meets and relays” making the vault” lots of blood, sweat, and tears” BACK ROW: Coach Carlson. Bowman, Barr. Goldstrand. Carlson. Wade. Tc3guc. Gicse. Kundc. Anderson. Barth. Gronscth, Hahn. Nelson. Maynard. Coach Sandvig, Coach Emerson. MIDDLE ROW: Moore. Kalowinski. Hanson, Frangos, Henderson.Chrcasand. Johnson. Paulu.Strom. O'Brien. Wehrman,Chambers. Johnson. FRONT ROW: Hamncs. Bergman. Wascm. Chambers. Forbes. Riordan, Shecly. Tice. Schultz. Peterson. Murphy. Lockrcn. Taaffc. FJton. Schullz. Track 1970 CITY FINALS SCOREBOARD Southwest 53 points WASHBURN 52 points Central 45 points Roosevelt 31 points North 29 points Henry 17 points Hdison 13 points Marshall-U 10 points South 3 points Vocational 2 points Golf 1970 “Meadowbrook was our second home” experience was one good quality wc had” DISTRICT 17 Southwest 234 Edison 241 North 245 Roosevelt 248 WASHBURN 261 West 262 Henry 264 Marshall-U 266 Central 280 Vocational 290 South 294 we were pressured to try harder” “we enjoyed the competition” the coach was for the most part pleased” HSHK '-..f TOP ROW: Coach Ruliffson. Sondrall. Langscth. Hancbcck. Walcn. Smith. Randdl. BOTTOM ROW: Cziok. Svcom. Schatlcin. Wilcnsky. CITY STANDINGS Edison 9 wins Roosevelt 9 wins Henry 8 wins North 7 wins Southwest 6 wins West 5 wins WASHBURN 4 wins Marshall-U 3 wins Central 2 wins Vocational 1 win South 0 wins I Kuisk. Kidd. Keenan. Bochert. Wowk. Englcr, Fifer. Christenson. Semb3, Rogers, Potter. Tennis 1970 SEASON SUMMARY City championship Districts runner-up Top ten instate Undefeated season of 10 wins this year we’re really going to wail STAR PLAYERS Peter Bochert Diets Engler William Fifer William Keenan Kevin Kid Robert Semba MRS I ROW; Huffman. Prciss. Slchly. Hirsch. Grambcrg. SECOND ROW: Orr. Sanderson. Russ. Greenberg,Scfton. THIRD ROW Carlson. Broman. Grambsch. Klcttc FOURTH ROW: Ogdahl. Hull. Espoto. Johnson. Olson. FIFTH ROW; Jives. Coach Rutherford. Sanderson. Hockey “future varsity puckstcrs frequenting park rides for practice “season record of two losses, two ties Sophomore Sports FIRST ROW: Middlcbrook. Domholt. Capca. Taylor. Wicgel. SECOND ROW: Chcslar. O'Brian. Jensen. Scirncy. Trammel. THIRD ROW: Scotl. Bergstrom. Kachclmacher. Braman, Sclandcr. Rivers. Coach Wurst. Baseball soph sluggers slamming super sliccrs irritating sunlight, pop-flics, and grandslams bat, ball, gloves, and sixteen players FIRST ROW: Solver, Skalinowski, Anderson. Person. Bjglicn. Howard. Coach Stephens SECOND ROW: Garten. McCullon. Ellison. Pemberton. Block. Booth. THIRD ROW: Lcsmski. Rockhold. Kasch. Osgar. Knight. Basketball “progressing and improving since start of the season” hoping to play in sophomore basketball tournament” projection record of nine wins, four losses Football “preparing for varsity of '12 and ’73' crowds of minor proportions coming so close to city FIRST ROW; Franklin. Grimm. Gronberg. Gladcr. Ranum. Kulc ycki. Person. Anderson. MacLcan. Grace. Witta. Eagle. SECOND ROW: Judy. Pierson. Ashwcll, KJcttc. Grambsh. Johnson. Nelson. Case. Mahnerd. Norcen. Anderson. Johnson. Knox. Ellison. Smith. THIRD ROW: Coach Carlson. Pemberton. I.oud. Vossen, Fish. Jones. Howard. Fuller. Weaver. Lcsinski. Anderson. Kasch. Page, Olmschcid. Murphy. Asst. Coach Turnbaugh. FIRST ROW: Johnson. Brooks. Franklin. Simondcl. Ohme. Peterson. SECOND ROW: Meyers. Noonan, Anderson. Anderson. Grimm. Chundan. Mahnard. Wrestling trying to put on weight fighting to take it all off again whiz cr. reversal, escape practicing three times a week putting nets up and taking them down drop shot, hairpin, smash, high-clear playing at new South High” waiting for cabs in gym shorts and while socks new metal rackets and warm-up jackets FRONT ROW O'Laughlin, Erickson, Becker. DcBcck (captain). Schmidt. Fculncr. MIDDLE ROW: Moody (coach), McGoldrick. Starr. FiU-Gcrald. Laatch. Beaty. Heidelberg. BACK ROW; Johnson. Taylor. Sherrill. Mahoney. Van Bockcl. Vanberg. Gossclin. Girls’ Badminton Washburn’s future Patty Bergs ace. birdie, and eagle place the shaft in the left hand, overlap the little finger of the right hand with the forefinger of the left ... knowing how to explode from sand traps skillfully “what a dub replacing divots and Golf FRONT ROW: Laatsch. Bcckstrum. BACK ROW: Sigan. Lonn. O'Laughlin. SCHOOL LIFE FRONT ROW; Rockman; Hannon: Edcs; Nelson: co-or.. Schrocder: pres.; Tasa; Laalsch. BACK ROW Iverson; co-or.; Mueller; treas.; Hicko-r : Blum; Anderson: Smalley. OT.aughlm: Laslcy; Fcklunk; Herridge; Mueller Chapter One FRONT ROW' Pedersen; Nelson; Sullivan; Asplund; Morrison. MIDDLE ROW: Adolphson; Peterson; Stevenin; Bellew; Brackncy. BACK ROW: Rittman: Johnson; Hamer; Trepp: Blum; pres,; Jahr. Chapter Two FRONT ROW: Hermsted; Schultz; Pajerski. MIDDLE ROW'. Marlow; Roberts; Baglien: Erhard BACK ROW: Ldev pres.; DeBeck; Guptil service to community “Tucstlay night meetings ’ “sponsored by YWCA. Miss Brazzcll’s supervision joints with area guys Candlelight Ball in January” Chapter Three FRONT ROW: Wclbaum; Lindahl; Anderson; Tournquist; SECOND ROW: Pcet; VanGordcr; Balow; Erickson; Gosselin; THIRD ROW: Cambronne: Hullingcr: Sendccky; Gacklc: Hickory; pres. Chapter Four FRONT ROW; Dinglcy; Nelson; Stubbing ; Harris; Woodling. MIDDLE ROW: Klcnck; Von Fcldcn; Larson; Ottc; Harkncss; Lcitch; Van Berg. BACK ROW; Bamberger; Scrran; Bclden; Rock-man; pres.; Schmidt; Bjerke; Williams. Chapter Five — FRONT ROW: Tasa; pres.; Arncson: Ostcr. SECOND ROW: Olsen; Corbett; Olson; Hamre. THIRD ROW: Peters; Haugh; Podany; Garry; McAdaragh. FOURTH ROW: Vest; Swenson; Mycr: Tharaldson; Kingsberg Chapter Six FRONT ROW: Hoye; Ghazoni: Bunker: Bassin. Brooks; Couch. SECOND ROW: Reid; Magee; Hctlund: Johnson; Anderson; Oium. THIRD ROW Harris; Anderson; pres.; Roy; Holmlund; La Belle. FOURTH ROW Hanson; Griffiths; Little; Damkroger; l.cBonc. Nelson. Chapter Seven FIRST ROW: Lepp: Jorgenson; Rvnehek: Lockhart. SECOND ROW: Karsh; Cosgrove; Moon; Craven; Rotc-gard. THIRD ROW: Johansson; MeDermid; Ecklund: Matheson; Ecklund; Erickson. Chapter Eight BACK ROW'; Johnson: Hannon; pres.; Carlson; Ellis; Good. MIDDLE ROW: Reagan, Dooley; Blame. Erickson; Hulstrand. FRONT ROW: Esenson; Norton; Joubcrl, Marchand. Chapter Nine — FRONT ROW; Jacobson; Arnold; Pederson; Moc: O'Laughlin, MIDDLE ROW: Yerigan; Skogman; Johnes; Herridge; pres.; Mason BACK ROW: Kusck; Green. DcBcck; Fruen Chapter Ten - FRONT ROW: Ott; Granning; Shcely; Christienson; Buchanan. SECOND ROW: Milnor. Holland: Mason; Andreascn; Hcidlcberg; Stone. THIRD ROW: Laatsch. pres.; Kaufmann; Fitzgerald; Taylor; Sorenson; Olson. Chapter Eleven FRONT ROW: Harris. Danielson; Gustafson. SECOND ROW Mjttkc; Har-twick; Graven; Martinon. THIRD ROW: Laiky; pres.; Watson; Wood; Pcdric; Sorenson. Chapter Twelve FRONT ROW: Ferguson; Munson: Kamann; Larson. MIDDLE ROW: Johnson; Swenson; Olafson: Hannon. BACK ROW: Heywood; Dorsey; Uphoff; Harkness; Mueller; pres. Chapter Thirteen FRONT ROW; Warder: Savold: Barnum; Gately. MIDDLE ROW: Scarlett: Christianson: Marlow; Tarnish. BACK ROW: Ericson; Buchuna: Iscnbcrg: LeBon; O'Laughlin; pres. Chapter Fourteen FRONT ROW Miller; Frit berg: Smith: Smith; Lcnvick. MIDDLE ROW: Meyer; MeVey; Mom; Mchlin: Fuller: Hedger. BACK ROW: Witta; Sherrill, McIntosh; Smalley; pres.; Schcurcr, Carlson. BACK ROW: Fulmer. Gronseth. McLaughlin, Bohan. Jennings. Cook. Harn. Johnson. Harris. Kclchan. Huttner. Beckstrom. Slack pole, Sorensen. Braun. Stone Ellis. Jordan. FOURTH ROW: Schrocdcr. Andersen. Dinlcr. Lamb. Carr. Knoblauch. Stake. Wynn. Mcl-aughlin. Smith. Zcncy. Scholl. Hall. THIRD ROW: Gibson. Bergman. Rogers. Ungar. Bartholomew. Tcarsc. Haugen. Johnson. McHImury, Gruslans. Chandon. Stickncy, Aunc. Kcllar. Director Barnett SECOND ROW Ericson. Peterson. Johnson. Gronberg. Allstop. Coleman. Paulson. Taylor. Wise. Domhoit, Wied, Ringhiscr. Olsen. Reagan. Farris. Dwyer. Mestenhauser. Hallman F RONT ROW; Anderson. Reagan. Westman. Larsen. Kachlcr. Massey. Lundquist. Chapman, nlonson. Savold. Warder, Barnum, Dainsberg. Carlson. Knauff, Tunncll, Abbey Concert-Marching Band and Pep Band BACK ROW: Schrocdcr. Haugen. Gronsclh. Cook. Dinlcr. Andersen. Ellis, Stone. Johnson. Grustans, Beckstrom. Domhoit. MIDDLE ROW': Gibson. Rogers. Paulson. Taylor. Coleman. C 3rr. Knoblauch. Wynn. Keller. Stickncy. Larsen. Johnson. FRONT ROW': McLaughlin. Harn. Abbey. Ringhiscr. Reagan. Savold. Warder. Barnum. Lundquist. Antonson. “three annual concerts” marching band's memories the twin city game “WHS talents rank among the best M-I-C-K-E-Y strings, brass and timpani equal the orchestra and the concert band drum major Jim Gibson “having baton twirlcrs BACK ROW: Anderson. Cook. Harn, Hall. Fulmer. Jennings. BACK ROW: Grustans. Haugen. Gronseth, McLaughlin. Johnson. Johmson MIDDLE ROW Anderson. Cook. Harn. Hall. Fulmer. Jennings. FRONT ROW: Ellis. Gibson. Knoblauch. Dintcr. Paulson. Schrocdcr. Stone. Director Mr. Barnett. Stage Band and Orchestra BACK ROW: Plante. Taylor. Savold. Stone. Carr. Ellis. Cook. Harn. McLaughlin. Gronseth. Haugen. Grustans. Barnett. Anderson. Andersen IHIRD ROW: Johnson. Michclson. Nordquist. Dintcr. Rogers. Paulson. Knoblauch. Schrocdcr. Dcutsch. SECOND ROW: Sims. Hultstrand. Cohn. Gossclin. Slick -ncy. Domholl. Tcarsc. Coleman. Torstenson. Lindslrom. Marston. Gibson. Bcckstrom. Hawkinson. FRONT ROW: Roadfcldt. Johnson. Swanbcrg, Erickson. Estmson, Anker. Carlson. Peterson. FRONT ROW: Bcrgseth; Granning; Finncrty: Uphoff: Hassis; Rolinc; Otte; Ringhciser; Rotegard: Diehl; Groff; Shepherd; Knobloch; Klcvrn; Gackle; Has-tad SECOND ROW: Dinccn; White; Youngquist: Olson; Rovick; Taylor; Roberts; McKay; Anderson; Rode; Kingsberg: Landin; Nelson; Tornquist; Bodin; Kahn; Larson; Ujifusa. THIRD ROW: Suinton; Hcidlebcrg; Waters; Wasen; Smith; Michaels; Halaas. Barr; Kash; Svcom; Turner; Doerr; Wilcox; Michael-son; Fine; Sweetnam; Bartholomew; Coffman; VonFcldon. FOUR 111 ROW: Morgan: Carlson; Bodin: Mclander; Rudolf; Walcn; Buchanan; Buchan; Weaver; Kikoin: Taylor; LeMoin; Smaby; Henderson; BoomIIjs; Grace: Gastuch; Cziok. Choraliers, FRONT ROW: Ottc; McKay; Finncrty. Klevcn. SECOND ROW: Sveom; Bodinc; Young quist; Bartholcmcw; Henderson. THIRD ROW: Weaver; Grace; Kasch. Eikum. (Seniors) mi? Ml BACK ROW: Gasiuch. Rudolf. Mclandcr. Buchanan. Boosalis. C iok MIDDLE ROW. Kaufman. Ujifusa. While. Heisiad. FRONT ROW: Bergseth. Rolinc. Rovick (Juniors) “singing acapella and hoping to finish on key” memorizing for concerts fear and dread for quartets” “follow ing the direction of Warren Weaver” “sharing fellowship through song” successful season concerts picnicking, partying, sledding, and rehearsing cherubs, scraphims. and Choraliers” directed by Mr. Lydell Madrigals and Girls’ Choir BACK ROW: Hullingcr. Perry. Duke. Watson, van Bockcl. Kmglcay. Multstrand. Jahr. Kroger. MIDDLE ROW. Garry, Sorcn on. Marlin, Mason. Kimuru. Pajerski. Norby. Nelson. Buchanan. Revering. Mchlinc. Laatsch. Anderson. FRONT ROW; llaskins. Elwood. Erickson. Johnson. Bcickcr. Baglicn. Colby. Pederson. Mocn. O'Brien, Erne. Lillie. Winger. American Field Service— 1970 FRONT ROW. Diehl: Wassie; Williams. SECOND ROW: Sims: Sicffcr; Rotcgard. THIRD ROW: Milnor; Kahn: Stubbing . FOURTH ROW; Borrcll: Buchanan: Taylor: Rolvold. FIFTH ROW: Johnson. Bamberger: Buchanan. raking leaves and washing planes Ahmed Wassic and Jennifer Stubbings, Ethiopia and Australia “pot luck dinners earning money and meeting people having a brother or a sister unorganized cabinet meetings “spaghetti dinners poly-lingual parties” many, many speeches Officers Taylor. Barr. Rotvold. O'Grady. BACK ROW: Carpenter. Dintcr. Johnson. Matson. Anderson. THIRD ROW: Fitzgerald. Kahn SECOND ROW: Taylor. Kingbay. FRONT ROW: Asplund. BACK ROW': Smith. Peters. Roal. Callicotc. THIRD ROW: Tasa. Falk. Jahr. Kuisk. Rchn. SECOND ROW': Cambronc. Swenson. Olson. Von Feldon. Haugen. FRONT ROW: Schroc-dcr. Peel. Van Gorder. Harris. Diehl. Ski Club Lutsen. Buck Hill. Telemark “awaiting the first snow-fall “gclundcsprung. traverse, snow plow, wide track, avalcmcnt exhilirating .. like flying “goggles, run-away straps, foam boots. bindings. .. oh yeah, and skis “being in the chalet with friends and drinking hot chocolate ski bums, chair lifts, and frostbite waiting half an hour in the tow line “fall line, corn snow, and ice advisors; Miss Thayer and Mr. Poutinen BACK ROW’: White. Lccy. Crockett. MIDDLE ROW Bunker. Erickson FRONT ROW: Johnson. BACK ROW: Hughes. Huttner. Carney. t.ykkcn FRONT ROW': Coach Pounnen. Chapman. Bledsoe. Flskum. Not pictured: Anderson. Knoblauch. Kumn. Truclson Debate “novices, round robins, few competitions, so far” “lugging around fifty different preparation materials and steel catalog boxes.” attempting to tear down someone clse’s argument. while trying to build yours up” Forensics “winner of Maealester Speech Invitational Tournament “national compctitors-eight years in a row “third at St. Cloud Invitational Advisor Rogers deemed ‘Best Coach in 1969 “trophies cluttering room 216 from previous Miller speech victories BACK ROW: Gillquist. Fiskutn, Schrocdcr. Kachelmachcr. Lykken. FRONT ROW: Chapman. Williams. Miller, Cackle. Smith. Not Pictured Anderson. Bledsoe. Buchanan. Carney. Duncan, Gibson. Harnson. Harvey. Hulkngcr. Kalbercr. Mahoney. Mosley. Pierce. FRONT ROW: Scmba. Birch. Grustans. Luikcns. Lee. Wong. BACK ROW: Howland. Grambsch. Kunin. Gilbertson. Jennings. Van Hilst. Chess Club “castling, capturing, and checkmate” Tuesday meets “concentration Mr. Colby’s guidance FIRST ROW; O'Brian. Greene. Peterson, Moon. SECOND ROW: Kellar. Buchanan. Parks. Reagan. THIRD ROW: Fimen. Ecklund. Pagerski. Eisenberg. FOURTH ROW: Hickory. Rivers. Zupan. Vest. Youth M.A.R.C. “the chance for young people to understand mental retardation by volunteering time to Minnesota's retarded “advisor. Mrs. Monson” Johnson: Bocdckcr. Pinck (avs't student director): Jahr. Diehl (student director): Brooks: Nichols (stage manager). “creating an atmosphere in the auditorium “Millwheels, plays, concerts, programs “sound effects and music” “behind the scene “having responsibility and hard work” Stage and Equipment Room Crews “keeping our teams well-dressed issuing and collecting uniforms and equipment” “not meeting regularly Peterson: Dorsey; Advisor Schmidt. Gustafson. Geiser: Buchanan; VanBockcl; Burch: Hcmrtch: Commcrs. Ushers’ and Cashiers’ Club and Audio Visual Crew U.C. Club” “giving change and small talk'' “training replacements food, food, and more food advisor. Miss Yung A.V. crew providing needed equipment working industriously movies, screens, and projectors advisor. Mr. Parsons” FRONT ROW Withers. Sendeefcv SECOND ROW Madison; Carlson; Hul«es; Johnson; Arseth “handling switchboard calls” “taking messages “stamping yellow slips and office papers “filing, typing, and helping visitors getting a credit for work you enjoy doing BACK ROW: Persons. Mack. Rydquist. FRONT ROW; Kloslcr. Ovsens. Howie. Prochaska. Library and Office Assistants BACK ROW; Schatlcin. Forsmark. Koelmcl. Shccly. Stickncy. Little, Martinson. Bartholomew, Boyoc. Burch. Heinrich, Bichl. Hulaas. FRONT ROW': Hanish, Smith, Cunningham. Steffer. Lindahl. Doerr. ‘‘collecting fines from over-due books “working in the magazine stacks and waxing the counter-lop” “making a daily count of books and magazines checked out “swiveling on the desk stools while sorting the 800’s from the A’s and 300’s.” 80 “free lunch for the working” “earning points and more points “getting out of class early “standing out in a crowd “third-hour excusal •getting lemonade after working FRONT ROW1' Roth; Scroggins; Jenkins; Murphy. Domholl; Graven; Bcetch; Wicbe. SECOND ROW': Johnson; Camp; Kunde; Hanson; Ghi oni; Dorsev; I aBahn THIRD ROW: Withers. Greene. Bristol; O'Brien; Englcr: WesthofT; Steak; Evans. FOURTH ROW: Martinson: Nelson; Erckcnbrack: King: Olson: RatlilT; Sat . Lettermen’s Club “patrolling the WHS lunchroom “ushering at pep fests the schedule outside the old boys gym “to scrape .. to load ... or to unload? FRONT ROW : B;orn lad; Reese SECOND ROW : Stockcy; I udeke. Lockett: While; Semba. Foley; Yarber THIRD ROW: Kiefer; Schullhcis; llamnes. Heim; Ulrich; Anderson; Pohlman TOUR III ROW: Rockmun. Maynard; Baglicn; Peterson; Sseom; Perrier. Welch. FIFTH ROW' Bodin; Harris; Johnson; Elsham; Johnson; licguc. Larson. SIXTH ROW': Barr: Madv; Carlson; Eikcm; Fuller: Bochert. Kuisk; Simonson. BACK ROW: Andrew, Hayes. Jaunty. Waddick. MIDDLE ROW: Campbell. Paulson. Keegan. Davidson. I RON I ROW: Mitchell. Jones. Carter. Samcn. Advisor Mr. Weis. BACK ROW White. Scofield. Buhn. Blanch. FOURTH ROW': Krci-bich. Bartholomew. Lund-berg, Arnold. THIRD ROW: I loch. Lowen. Fay. Davis. SECOND ROW: Martini. Brooks. Faust. FRONT ROW'. Korshus, Mcinickc. Advisor Mr. Anderson. BACK ROW: Thorvig. Fay. Hoch. Martini. Hoch. THIRD ROW: Kilia. Waadc. Kelley. Rasmusen. Gladder. SECOND ROW: Waadc. Blanch. Stoddard. Combs. Weiser. Stoll . FRONT ROW: Oven. Krcibich. Banashak. Nichols. Moccia. Advisor Mrs. Reed. ‘working for pay and credit ‘getting work experience and a skill, too ‘receiving a grade from the employer” ‘getting out before noon ‘preparing for future jobs BACK ROW: Gould. Dirks. Dahlcn. Becker. Bollelcr MIDDLE ROW; Andreasen. Meyer Martinson. Putnam. FRONT ROW; Ga nor, Truax Cooperative Training Program Vogl- •vr«,ser- Matmowc. Peterson. Nelson. Eases. Hobot FRONT ROW: John- BACK ROW: Eskc. Mitchell. Holme. Ha « . Loan. Htvimot - Student Council Student Problems Committee FRONT ROW: Meyers. Harris. Pierce. Harvey. Warder. SECOND ROW: Sims. Judy. Lundgren, Vecoli. Bailey, Stevens, Lykken. Student Social Committee SEATED: Olson. Heywood. Eydes, Hickory, Jorgenson. Gilbertson. STANDING: Iverson. Rotvold. Schroedcr. WesthofT. SEATED: Von Fcldon. trea.. Nelson, see.. Pierce, stud. prob. STANDING: Wcslhoff. soc. comm., Sonneyson. pres. “the pop machine outside the lunchroom” “student bill of rights is revised again” “social and problems committees arc effective and efficient “Holiday Hoedown is square “zero hour has fresh ideas “work for student rights and responsibilities “no grade requirement to sit on council “second quarter brings student commons BACK ROW: Sundhcrg. Falk. Meyers. Hartley, Bamberger. Johnson. Barr. Hamer. Wong. Lee. Kmgsberg. Tasa. FRONT ROW: K. Nelson. Iverson. Schmidt. Dingley. Williams, Stockey. M. Nelson. Klcnck. BACK ROW: Editors. Dingley. Johnson. FRONT ROW: Hartk). Bamberger. W illiams. “Iasi year’s book receiving an excellent rating” “doing 40 pages each month” “working Saturday. Sunday deadline Monday” “writing, typing, cropping, outlining, drawing, picture-taking,” “having birthday celebrations with cakes and bubbles” “cramming and rushing for that monthly deadline working many hours overtime during other classes, after school, in basements trying hard to be original, yet representing what the student body likes and desires advisor Miss BrazzeM 86 Yearbook Staff — Wahian 1970-71 “bi-weekly publication” ‘‘frantically keeping the Tucsday-Thurs-day deadlines” “having to work overtime “confusion” “All-American rating” having joint Hanukka party with Wahian “preparing the ‘Grist staff of tomorrow ' “keeping up the ‘feud’ with Wahian “sponsoring Sadie” “nice place to visit-, but ... I wouldn't want to live there” “advisor Mr. Lykkcn” FRONT ROW: Nelson. Schrocder. Rotvold. Ehrlich (Sports). Ko bcrg (Sports). SECOND ROW: Sims. Anderson (Editorial). Bcldcn. Mueller (News). Lynum THIRD ROW: Gibson. Wong. McLaughlin. Maahs (News), Smith. Synhaivsky (Editor). Harn (Editorial). FOURTH ROW: Frank (Feature), not pictured: Johnston (Feature). Bassin. Grist Staff and Newswriting Class FRONT ROW: M. Harvey; l ine: Elsham SECOND ROW: Dorsey; Jorgensen; Kachclmachcr; Lykk.cn THIRD ROW: Buchanan. Pcllo; Easley; I icbcr-mann. FOURTH ROW; VanBockcl; Olson; Bacaner; Schulthcis. FIFTH ROW: O'Laughlin: G. Harvey; Harrison: Greene; Graven. SIXTH ROW Egbert; Hillman; Cunningham: Jones. SEVENTH ROW: Cohn; Pearce: Bailey. Green; Klacrs. EIGHTH ROW: Mr. Lykken. Advisor. Copy and Business FRONT ROW: Erickson. Johnson. BACK ROW; Harvey, Balovs, Carey. Bassin. Tornquisl. M Mueller Art. Photography, Promotion FRONT ROW; Vcdccn. Stevenin. MIDDI I ROW Vogt. Nelson. I.ynum. Anderson. W'clbaum. BACK ROW; Akenson. Perron. Magee. Not pictured Erickson. Wallin. Harrison. Little. Gibson. Poplars ’71 Editorial Board FRONT ROW: Ehrlich. Johnson. MIDDLE ROW': Knedberg, I). Dingles, Ruch. Not pictured C. Ding ley. Kclar. Miller. Sims. BACK ROW: s’. Mueller. Van Hilsi (co-editors). “being chosen for the staff in January spring publication “Mr. Beck guiding WHS originators” “annual collection of drawings, stories, and poetry “compiling and selecting on content ever-present deadline printing changes “editors-in-chief Mike VanHilst and Sue Mueller FRONT ROW: Hanson, Brooks. Holland. Evcnson, Fine. Dainsburg. MIDDLE ROW; Gossclin. Harris. Braun. Moc. CorbetL W'assic. BACK ROW': Carlson. Peterson. Mchlin. Milnor. Gjcrdc. Gillquist. Owen. Pep Club Says, “Be True To Your School” “meeting after school” “blue jeans with orange lettering” ... and now our president. Laurie Owen ... yea-a-a-a Laurie” “striving to bring school spirit back to Washburn” “performing in auditoriums and pep fests with songs and skits you killed the spirit of Washburn High ...” UNDERCLASSMEN Cheryl Brad Donn Aascrid Albertson Anderson Nicky Laird Doug Adams Allstop Anderson Nancy Bob Duane Adolphson Anderson Anderson Jeff Craig Jannettc Ahlbcrg Anderson Anderson Jeanne Linnea Maureen Anderson Anderson Andrew Judy Melanie Alice Anderson Anderson Anker Karen Russ Monica Anderson Anderson Antonson Kathy Tom Bruce Anderson Anderson Ario Ann Judy Paul Arnoid Aulwes Balow Sandi Bruce Lynn Arseth Bailey Barnum Barry Kenneth Virginia Ashwcll Bailey B3rr Colleen Jeff David Augen Ballman Batholomcw Mary Bartholomew Lcslee Bassin John Bastyr Neal Baxter Bob Becker Laurie BeiholTer Robb Bell Mark Benedict Michael Bennet Karen Berg Randy Berg Jim Bergman Kris Bergstrom Mary Bcrttula Karen Beyer Pam Bidgood Ivetta Bichl Dick Bjorklund IX ug Bjornstad Barb Bland Linda Bluttie Sandy Blaze vie Curt Block Frank Bochn John Bohan Carol, Bolinc Mark Booth Maureen Borcll Cathy Boss Mary Bostrom Terry Karen Kim David Darlene Colleen Scott Rose Mike Brass Brooks Buchanan Burch Cain Campion Carpenter Carter Charlton Kim Steve Margaret Dan Eileen Craig Pat Pat Roslyn Bravn Brooks BifTie Bury Cain Carlson Carnveau Case Chenier Joan Mary Rhonda Ann Mary Jancll Kathy Nancy John Brewer Brown Buhn Butler Callicottc Carlson Carroll Cegla Chopyk Bob Dave Nancy Curt Terry Jancllc Phyllis Bill Lynn Brink Brustad Bunker Bystedt Campbell Carlson Carter Chandon Christianson Louise Clausen Charles Clesslcr Laurel Clyde Fred Comb Cathy Anita Anne Compton Cooper Craven Corey Bridget Debbie Conover Cosgrove Crocker Sharen Adrienne Bruce Cook Couch Crockett Mike Martha Nancy Cooney Courant Cross Connie Crowley Scott Cummings Jim Curtis Debbie Dachn Don Dahlbcrg Diane Dahlquist Kris Dale Mike Dalton Jane Danielson Candie Davenport Jim Davidson Denise Davis Kimberly Dean Dave Dcutsh John Dick Ann Dicssner Wayne Dietz Shelly Dinglcy Kathleen Dooley John Dorn Carole Dorsey Laura Doty Steve Doyle Mark Draeger M ichacl Duffy Charlie Duke Jerry Duncan Dan Dykoski 98 Randy Easier Janet EckhofT Joann Edquist JB Edwards Kim Edwards Bruce Eggers Vic Ellison Deborah Endly Holly Engslrand Mary Jo Erickson Lcslye Erickson Larry Erickson Linda Ericson Nancy Erickson Debbie Eriksen Luann Evenson Judd Evmgson Sue Eye Mary Fairbanks Miriam Featherstonc Lynn Fergestad Jan Ferguson Mary Fimon Gail Fisher Ann Fitzpatrick Ann Flanigan Barb Flom Joan Foley Mariys Frandsen Paul Frank James Franklin Sharon Fritz berg Leslie Fuller Newt Fuller Brian Fulmer Nancy Garrison Mike Garten Debbie Gately Shelley Gausc Mari Ghizoni Beth Gilbertsen David Gilbertson Kim Gilbertson Laura Gilson Jim Barb Bill Ginkel Goldstrand Grambsch Ron Susan Kari Glaser Good Graven Duane Andy Bill Glader Grace Greeley 99 Mike Greenberg Susan Griffiths Chris Grimes John Grimm Tim Groneberg Kathy Grothavs Paul Grustans Robert Guille Beverly Gunlavgson Craig Gustafson Dick Gustafson Gcorgann Gustafson Glvnda Gustafson Kim Gustafson Jeff Haas Debbie Halic Jancnc Hammond Tom Hanok Mary Hannon Michael Hanrahan Barbara Hanson Cindy Hanson Floyd Hanson Loren Hanson M ichacl Han lik Eileen Hare Kathy Hare Scott Harrer Nancy Jo Harris John Harrison Noel Barb Carolyn Hartley Heath Heinrich Dan Linda Mark Hayes Hebnnk Helseth Kevin Meredith Pat Hayes Hedger Henderson Peter Katy Laurie Hcaly Heidelberg Henrikscn Nancy Hetland Robert Hill Tom Hillman Gary Hirsch Slcf Hirsch Jim Hodge Tom Hoffman Scott Holcomb Paul Howland Shelley Hoyc Betty Hultslran Teresa Hummel Jim Hodge Tom Hoffman Scott Holcomb Ann Holmland James Hopkins Betsy Hork Perry' Howard Mark Howe Tim Huttner Stephanie Jacobs Anita Jacobson Joan Jacobson Bill Jaunty Craig Jennings Jim Johnson Paul Jones Peggy Jones Melanie Jones Bruce Johnson Dean Johnson Erik Johnson Jean Johnson Jill Johnson Kathy Johnson Kurt Johnson Luann Johnson Mark Johnson Mary Johnson Randy Johnson Renee Johnson Steve Johnson Terry Johnson Tim Johnson Brian Johnston Jim Johnston Scott Johnston Dan Jordan Jaylcnc Joubert Scon Jerry Terri Pat Jan Greg Mirk Karen Laurie Joyce Kalinowtki Kapaun Kclehan Kieft Kktle Knot Krueger Kusek Ronald Cindy Terry Scott Nancy Mark Brian Scott Jane Judy Kamann Kasch Kcllar Kimura Klinkncr Knutson Kukzycki Kutz Debbie Leslie Jim Mark Sharon Joan Karen Barbara Marta Jungcrs Kane Keegan Kelley Kisers Kloster Kopacck Kundc LaBelle Karen Sue Michael Gregory Ann Jeff Jeanne Tim Margi Kaehlcr Kantola Kclar Kerns Klcn lc Knight Kriegcr Kunin Lake “I realized I’d have Rita Lise Susan Patty Richard Gini Jerry Jeanne Mary Lamb Larsen Larson LcBon Lee Lcnvik I.ibcrko Lindquist Little David Karen Tim Terry Bob John Beverly Dan Scott Lane Larson Larson Lecy Lcifcrman Lesinski Lindaas Lindstrom Little Colleen Pam Carla Gayle Sheila Caroll Kerry Paul Gail Larkin Larson Lawrence Lee Lemon Lewis Lindahl Lingle Lofdahl Charlotte Debbie Doug Mary Susan Laurie Laurie Karen Terry Long Lundccn Maclean Man2avrado$ Marquart Masica Mattke McClosky McGuire Michael Bruce Kris Rita Philip Steph Colleen Dan Mary Loud Lundgren Madden Marchand Marston Maslansky MeDaragh McDowell McIntosh Greg Luanne Marcia Joan Barb Wyn Rick Donald James Lourcy Lundquist Magee Markey Martinson Massey McCabe McElmury McLaughlin Stu Kevin Todd Leslie Sue Benito Connie Dave Paul Lovcjoy Lundy Mahnerd Marlow Martinson Matias McCarney McGuire Meier to grow up a little” Jon Mcllang Mark Melody Paul Mestenhauscr Duane Meyer Muggy Meyer Karen Michelsen Jeff Sue Miller Milnor Pete Pamela Miller Mitchell Scott Naomi Miller Mlyncr Ralph Moccia Diane Moc Gary Moe Rita Molitor Jennifer Moore Dennis Moss Judy Mullen Katy Mulloy Dave Murphy Steve Murphy Dan Murray Miles Naseth Katie Nash Craig Nelson Dan Nelson Donna Nelson Greg Nelson Phyllis Nelson Steven Nelson Gary Ness Laurie Nesvold Joe Newbcrgcr Charlotte Nicholson Susan NikolofT Jill Noonan Jim Noonan Bill Nord Bruce Nordin John Nordqutst Bill Noreen Cindy North Kurt Northfelt Mary Norton Kathy O’Brian Wilma O'Brian Steve Ogdahl RobLyn Ogilvie Jeff O'Grady Gene Ohman Bruce Ohmc Aleta Oium Katy O'Laughlin Bruce O’Leary Geoffrey Olmschcid Nancy Olofson Kirk Olsen Jeff Olson Paul Olson Robert Olson Scott Olson Mike Osgar Joyce Owens Tim Page Jeff Matt Palmer Partridge Patty Willene Pape Paulson Ruth Jane Pappas Pearson “Cupcake Carol Pederson Mary Pednc Cornell Pemberton Margaret Perry Mark Perry Tom Person Barbara Keith Peterson Peterson Dawn Mark Peterson Peterson Donna Ruth Peterson Peterson Catharine Charles Phillips Pierson Cheryl Greg Picha Pietig Jim Michelle Picha Pietig Tim Preiss Carol Prince Richard Prochaska Larry Purcell Mary Quanbcck Jeff Quiggle Eaters!” Scott Dan Quitlcm Ranum Neal Kim Ragan Reagan Joan Ann Rains Reger Dianne Reid Dorothy Revering Janet Rice Lee Richardson Helen Richfield Gloria Ries Sharon Roberts Larry Robertson Kent Rockhold Eric Rocknem Nancy Roctman Charlene Roise Bill Rooney Jennifer Root Harry Rosen Laura Rotegard Debbie Roy Dick Rudolf Cathy Rushman Dan Russ Mike Rutt Judy Ryder Dave Sandin Scott Sandstrom Terri Sanford Tom Sass Sandy Saunders Jean Savold Nancy Scarlett Sharon Scarvcr Connie Scheurcr Dick Schmidt Jeff Scholl Ann Schouwilcr Marijcan Schram Peter Schultz Terry Schulz Bob Schumack Dan Debbi Sue Slcttehaugh Smith Smith Holly Elyse Jeff Slocom Smith Smyser Anne Holly Robert Smaby Smith Snow Dave Rick Sue Smith Smith Sorenson Mark Schwa ntes Howard Scroggins Nancy Seaman Kathy Selandcr Eugene Scllner Richard Scmba Annette Severson Steve Sharp David Shull Andrea Sicber Scott Siegel Darlene Siewcrt Kevin Simondel John Sims Debbie Skogman Richard Spraquc Allan Starks Sue Starks Vicky Steel Jofcn Barb Jay Craig Debbie Stehly Stromgren Swenson Thompson Tice Sarah Debbie Linda Doug Tom Stephens Swan Swenson Thompson Tiffany Marjorie Kathy Jill Patty Debbie Stockdalc Sweeney Swift Thompson Tollcfson Glcni Bernie Mary Tim James St reed Swenson Tarnish Thompson Tracks Nd Debbie Kurt Truclvon Vanderkooi Voreis Richard Robert Richard Truhlar VanGorder Waddick Henry Debbie Janet Ulrich Vinje Waddington Barb Nan Denise Ungar VonFelden Wagner Don David Steve Unstad Vosstn Wagner Faye Don Er,c Walker Waters Wefelmeycr Priscilla Chris Ecc Wallace Watson Wciser Randy Mark Barbara Walton Weaver Wells Tim Mark Joni Ward Weaver Wendling Linda Debbie Jim Warder Weegmann Werler Glenn Ken Julia Werner Wise Wong Mary Pam Kris West Withrow Wood Jeff Jack Mike White W'itta Wright Mike Keith Vicky Willert Wolfe Wroge Gallic Paul Jerry Wingard Wolter Yerigan Mary Yerigan Laurie Yueuer John Zeney Vicki Zierden Laura Zimmerman 107 Not Pictured: John Berg Jancll Carlson Richard Chaplin Donna ( lea re Martha Courant Thomas Cullen Debra Doan James Dwyer A lane Eddy Ruth Emerson Kathy Fisher Barbara Goldstrand Greg Goustin Gcorgann Gustafson Mary Hansen James Harbold Gladys Harlin Lauren I saacson Thomas Iserson Michael Jannclta Michael Kurtrbein Arnold l.ahd Nancy Landberg Michael l.arson Dorothy Loberg Rosanne MacDonald Henry Nouwen Wilma O'Brien Michael Olson John Otic Stephen Peterson Jeffrey Pierson Kerry Quinn Sharon Rhem Dianne Reid Denise Rice Leslie Roubinck Stephen Sefton Roger Sprague Gregory Toliver Cordell Townsell Jan Wentworth juniors Phil Lynn Gary Aaker Alexander Anderson Melissa Robert Maureen Adam Allen Anderson Debbi Scott Richard Ahlbcrg Andersen Anderson Scott Amy Nancy Aldrich Anderson Andreasen Barbara Jacki Nina Anibal Arradondo Bacancr Susan Jeff Scott Antonsen Aulwes Baglien Ana Maria Tim Rebecca Arle Aune Bailey Deanne Andy Tom Aronson Awes Bailey Kathy Paul Doug Ballman Bartholomew Beebe Kevin Linda Steve Banashak Bastyr Bell John Mark Hugh , Barden Bateson Bcllcfcvillc Bob Sue Tom Barth Beaty Bennett Jim Laurie Fred Berens Bergerson Bezat Terry Linda Richard Berg Bergseth Bianski Terry Jim Barb Berg Bergstrom Bicker Ed Barbara Kathy Bingham Blanco Boerboom Ken Tim Mark Birncll Bodin Bohline Mark Brad Wade Bittner Boen Boisvert Michael Craig Chuck Boosalis Bourgcavlt Bristol Greg George Jeff Borrell Bowden Broberg Dave Lora Lori Borrett Boyce Brodhag Mark Bradley Steve Broman Buchanan Burbank Lori Michele Paul Brown Buchanan Cain Deborah Leslie Mike Bruce Buchlcr Callender Kirt Marsha David Brungelson Buhn Camp Kirk Kevin Jeanette Capra Carlson Case Becky Phil Carol Carlson Carlson Chamberlain Darcy Matt Cory Carlson Carpenter Chambers Daryl Sharon Tedd Carlson Carrier Sue Mark Jim Chase Christophcrscn Colehour George Karen Richard Chrcsand Christophcrson Crosc Steve John Brian Christensen Clesslcr Cunningham Sandi Kathy Gary Christianson Cohn Cunningham Janice Karen Neil Cunningham Dainsberg Danahy Jerry Shawn Mark Cziok Daly Davis Paul Lori Richard Dahlkc Damkrogcr Davis Lynne Dawn DeBeck DeNio Alice Ron DeMars Dennis Joni Anne Denholm Diehl Clare David Glenn Dingley Dinter Docrr Dave Guy Pat Dingley Disch Doll Jill Pat Jim Dinncen Doering Domholt Paul Domholt Donna Dorn Vicki Dorsey Pat Duffy David Dul.ac Rick Dunagan Dave Duncan Brad Dystc Jan Ecklund Jeanne Ecklund Marisa Ecklund Bob Eddy Mike Egan Miriam Egbert Elysc Eisenberg Rhonda Ellis Duane Elslrom Scott Elton Sue Elwood Tracy Engstrand Marna Ericson Viki Erickson Vivi Erickson Mary Evan David Evans Richard Evans Jeff Evenson David Farnum Paul Farris Bill Faust John Felling Rick Ferrin Judy Fculncr 114 Bill Fifer Bob Fine Bunny Fine Dan Fiskum Kathleen Fitzgerald Jane Rodin Steven Flynn Mark Forbes Sue Forsmark Kathy Foster Dan Frangos Martha Fruen Nick Gastuch Robin Gau David Gaudette Debbie Gee Jeff Gegner Carol Gergen Chuck Gilbertson Bill Gillquist Jim Gilmore Kathy Goldstrand Mary Gasselin Amy Gould Terry Grady Becky Craning Judy Grave Mark Graver Susan Green Arlana Greene Mary Greene Mary Grctz Colleen Grill Steve Groff Richard Grogcr Mark Groructh Linda Gross Robin Grothaus Kathy Grubc Lori Gunderson Dcnice Gustafson Dennis Hahn Kim Haikcr David Hulaas Rick Hall Jon Halpcrn Bruce Hamnes Scott Hanebcck Meg Hanisch Lisa Hannon 115 Steve Hanrahun Richard Hansen Barb Hanson Greg Hanson Lynn Hanson Steve Hanson Teresa Hare Holly Harkncss Gail Harris Ben Harrison Liberty Harrison Heidi Hartwick Ginny Harvey Mike Harvey Michelle Haskins Doug Hassman Grclchen Hawkinson Mary Haxby Scott Hcdbcrg Sue Hcdberg Gretchen Heidelberg Bill Heig Carolyn Hcistad Sue Herndge Greg Hctland Carol Hcywood Steve Hickory Kitty Hillman Jim Hoch Tim Hoch Tom Hoch Laura Hodge Kathy Hogan Sarah Hogberg Jodi Holland Howard Holm berg Dave Horn md Sara Hopper Kathy Horan John Horsford John Hughes Lynn Irons Bruce Iverson Scott Iverson Karin Jackson Terrie Jackson Nancy Jaunty Lon Jenkins Dale Jensen Gen Johansson Astrid Johnson Cindy Johnson Dan Johnson Dianne Johnson Jcri Johnson Julie Johnson Nancy Johnson Pam Johnson Randy Johnson Richard Johnson Sandy Johnson Seth Johnson Steve Johnson Fred Jonas Debbie Gail Judy Jones Jorgensen Kahn Debbie Jane Bill Jones Joyslin Kalbcrcr Margaret Jon Dan Jones Kachelmacher Kalinowski 116 Mary Candy Jeff Kapaun Kasch Keljik William Claire Susan Karlos Kaszynski Kenned) Abbie Arlene Judy Karsh Kaufman Kenyon James Carol Pam Kartes Keister Kezar Jody Kimura Barr) King Leon King Mary Kingbay Paul Kjomcs Debbie Klacrs Debbie Knauff Stephanie Knoblauch Julie Koelmel Cathy Kriegcr Earl Krigbaum Peter Kuisk Chip Kulzycki Debbie Kupper Sue Kvingc Mar) Loatsch John LaBahn Mary LaBree Mary Lagcrmeier Brian Lamb Karen Landin Diane Larson Jeff Larson Kurt Larson Orville Larson Paul Larson Richard Larson Stacy Lasley Claudia Lawrence Dave Lauras Chris LcBon Jim Lee Kathy Mary John Phil Scot Margaret David Kay Mark Leighton Lepp Linquisl Long MacGregor Mahoney Martin Mason Maynard Bysc Peter Becky Jim Lisa Jean Ed Cheryl Ann Lehmann Lewandowski Lindstrom Longman Mack M aland Martin Mathcson Mays Pat Nancy Ann Bill Allen Mark Dcnicc Paul Eileen Leik Liebcrman Lockhart Ludckc Madison Manravrakos Mason Matson McDcrmid John Jody Lane Richard Dennis Tony Judith Jim Miki Lc Moinc Linder Lockrem MacDonald Mahoney Markos Mason McKinney McGee “Juniors wedged between Cathy Carol Jeff McGoldrick Mchlin Middlebrook Don Frank John McKeen Mdander Mikelson Diane Patrick Cindy McVey Michaels Miller Jane Donna Larry Milnor Moon Morgan Bill John Becky Mogilevsky Moon Morrison Barbara Steve Linda Montgomery Moore Morton Sherita Lucinda Brian Mosley Mueller Nelson Missie Joanne Keith Mueller Munson Nelson Dirk Dylan Dave Muller Murphy Nemec Jennifer Soolt Gregory Jim Geoffrey Bill Gary Judy Connie Ng Nordlund Odash Olson Osbery Owen Pascoc Pearce Pclto Sheri Jeanne Jane Kcilh Steven Lauri Jim Carl Regina Noelhc Nygaard O'l.aughlin Olson Osier Owen Paulson Pearson Persons Paul Dennis Carla Kurt Carol Darlene Peter Sue Carol Norby O’Brien Olsen Olson Oil Pajerski Paulson Pearson Peterson Rollin Sheila Jean Peter Jim Bill Ron Pat Dale Nordell O’Brien Olson Olson Overby Parks Paulson Pedersen Peterson the naive and the wise” Dean Sue Poppy Mike Bill Lynne Dave Melissa Ann Peterson Peterson Plante Porter Ralkc Reagan Richfield Roberts Rockncm Janet Bob Lucinda Sally Jeff Michael Paul Margaret Pandora Peterson Pile Podany Purcell Rasmussen Rerah Rivers Robinson Rocquc Steve Shelley Tom Juke Claudia Jim Michael Amy Cid Peterson Pinck Pohlman Rains Reagan Rczab Roal Rock Rode Ethan Rogers Jill Rolinc Shelley Romfo Jim Rosenow Larry Roth Janet Debbie Diane Rovick Rynchek Schat lcin Donn Holly Greg Rude Sampson Sehat lein Steve Dan Renee Rudolph Sandler Schlitz Alison Sharon Larry Ruttan Saunders Schocnccker Jim Pat Daniel Ryder Scarlett Schott 120 Linda Scbci Gail Scherle Jean Schroder Tim Schrocder Jim Schulz Mark Schuster Walt Scott Doug Selandcr David Seltc Philip Shaffer Diane Shcchy Catherine Shccley Vcncla Shepherd Colleen Sherrill Cindy Siler Howard Silverman Tom Simonsen Ron Sirany John Smaby Karen Smalley Colleen Smestad Janet Smith Jim Smith Vicky Smith John Solyntjes Marcianc Sorenson Tom Sorman Mary Spell Denise Sprague Tom Slake Jo Swanson Phil Swanson Stephen Swart Linda Sweeter Jim Swenson JoAnn Swinton Tom Sw over land Michael TaulTe Doug Taylor John Taylor Leigh Taylor David TculafT Mark Sic fler Jan Stcidel Craig Stcn el Linda Stephens Pat Stewart Jacalyn Stitt Thomas Stocks Craig Stoddard Barb Stone Randy Stoppelman Bob Stratton David Strauman Keith Summers Paul Supplcc Jon Swaggert Stephen Swanberg Dave Tharaldson Lynne Thomas Marsha Thompson Bill Tierney Tom Tottke William Tramel Sandi Trucks Tim Turner Kevin Undem JoAnn Ujifusa William Ungar Vicky Uphoff Bill Valtinson Pam Van Bockel David Vinje Keith Vinje Theresa Vossen Sue Walburg 121 Gary Walen Paul Wallin Mary Warner Michael Wavcm Grant Water Carole Watson Bobbie Waul Clarence Weigel Craig W'ciscr Mike W'clluhscheg Joe Wend ling William West Juliann W'estman Roxy Wcuel Barb White Raymond White Bryan Whitehead Sue Wichclmann Linda Wicklund Robert Wied Jim W'iggin Alan Wilcox Howard Wilensky Jamie Williams Cheryl Wilson John Winden Wesley Winkclman Mark Winslow Charlynn Wise Alan Witt Can lee Witt Tatiana Wowk Anne Wvestneck Robert Yarber Patrick Ycrigan Carol Yerks Linda Zupan Cathy Zylstrn 122 nol pictured: Enk Anderson Deborah Bale Richard Barber Gary Benson Bradley Berg Theresa Cain Steven Carlson Valeric Clcarc Nancy Colby Diane Combs Kathryn C'onncn Susan Cossette Leslie Co Sandra Daly Debra Demars Randall Dennis Robert Elsham Carol Elstad Charles Erickson Constance Evingson Robert Floyd Robert Gerner Steve Ginkcl Russel Goose Marc Grafslund Sherry Robi Harrison David Hayes Joanne Hite Gerald Howard David Hummel Carolyn Kalbcrcr Abbic Karsh Leslie Kasten David Kclvic Wesley Kight John Kolcsar Karen Landin Michael Laughlin Steven Little Jesse Lykken James Mady Roy Martens Scott McCool Patrice Molin Laura Nelson Sharon Nelson Dianne Nichols 123 Thomas Nordquist Bruce Osmonson Michael Porter Rose Mary Samck Paul Shimkc Michele Schobcrg Timothy Schulthcis Kevin Sheppard Linda Sorenson Carol Stewart Darcy Stewart Dennis Swenda I Patricia Thoreson Margaret Watson Debra Welch Elizabeth Wheeler Carl White Robert Wied Harold Williams Paulette Wilson STUDENT ACTIVITIES September October November December January February March April May June Calendar of Events First Semester 3 School Opens 4 Football Preview 7 Labor Day 14-18 Welcome Week 18 Welcome Week Dance 29 Blue Tri Recognition Service 6 Sophomore PTSA 16 Homecoming game vs. Henry 16 Homecoming Dance 19 Guthrie Field Trip 22-23 Teacher's Meetings 5 Open House 6 Marking Period Ends II Twin City Football Game 13 Sadie Hawkins Dance 25 Student Council Donut Dunk 25 Basketball Preview 26-27 Thanksgiving Break 2- 5 Auntie Marne 7 NHS Induction 8 Hockey Preview 18 WAHIAN GRIST Hanukka Party 18 Holiday Hoedown 21-31 Winter Break 1 Winter Break 20-21 Finals Second Semester 30 Blue Tri Candlelight Ball 1-5 Snow Week 11-12 Millwheels 15 Presidents’ Birthdays Vacation 17 Senior Snow Party 25 Winter Ban Concerl 26 Marking Period Ends 5- 9 Spring Break 22-23 All-School Play 7 Orchestra Concert 14 Spring Choir Concert 20 Spring BanV-Conccrt 21 Prom 31 Memorial Day Break 2- 3 Senior Finals 4 Class Day 7 Commencement 8- 9 Underclassmen Finals 11 School Closes 128 Assemblies And Pep Fests improving your memory performance of the bands gathering in the gym or auditorium shortened first, second, and third hours” “student emcees previews of coming events Senior King and Queen Bruce Gjerde and Marde Stoyke junior King and Queen Gary Pascoc and Karen Dainsberg Sophomore King and Queen Kevin Hiyes and Katy Heidelberg Welcome Week friendly kings and queens painting the rocks orange and blue' “beating West 42-8 “Ahmed and Jenny at the mike sad senior skits ■‘learning new cheers going bankrupt from school fees” Homecoming “trying to go to the game and the dance” wilting flowers and limp hair waiting impatiently for pictures squirming with excitement during the show” sounds of homecoming in song, horns and cheers tension, celebration, anticipation, victory, tradition, diligence, reminiscence ending in nostalgia” 1970 Queen Linda and King Lance Sadie Hawkins — 1970 sponsored by Grist Staff “Tom Segerseth -Champion Guzzler” pizza walk, cidar-drinking. dart throw', nail pound, pop-gun shoots ‘Marryin Sam and smoochin’ couples eating dinner, waiting in picture lines, dancing to a boss sound. getting thrown into jail, bailing him out” “long johns, calico prints, and vegetable corsages” “Jordys Miller and John Longman deemed the 1970 Dogpatch Couple . Senior Class Play “learning lines and actions” spending long hours building the set, collecting props, and making costumes “rejecting ’Summertree' ” “having butterflies “learning to put on make-up” “following Jan’s and Joel’s direction “standing ovations, congratulations, and flowers working with J.O.” how bleak was my puberty! Beauregard’s adlibbing but it IS amusing having to destroy the set after the last performance “the notorious cast party” “Auntie Mame” “Queen ’Guerner’ Mary Finnerty and King ‘Legs’ Pete Fuller” “students beating faculty in volleyball” “Dave Evans’ trampoline exposition “testing testing shapely referees in basic black” 5 Vi inches of snow appropriate girls vs boys in basketball and volleyball “Pep Club skit “ ’Wild Man Jack’ Mike’Cake-Eater’ Carey “student-faculty Millermen vs -Millcrmates “cheering with the cheerleaders Snow Week “pants, after-fives, and formals “guys in their Sunday best and hobbling on casts and crutches” “groovin’ to the Brave N6u World’s beat and going into hysterics over Laurel and Hardy reels’ “dinners, dances, photos, laughs. and fond memories “stuttering the ten sole words you’ve ever said to your date: ‘Want to go to the Semi-Formal with me Saturday?” Blue-Tri Candlelight Ball 142 Warren and Craig as emcees” student originality represented in music performing before a packed auditorium side-splitting skits between acts” “ ‘The Wizard of Oz’ a fractured fairy talc . feel better now? barber shop quartet, Ukranian dancers. Big Brother Lob. and the “a re-hash of'Leave It To Beaver’ Mr. Rogers and Mary directing Millwheels ’71 Moppets 144 Seniors FRONT ROW: Abbey. Geiscr. SECOND ROW: Larson. Morrison. Hcrmxtad. THIRD ROW: Corbett. Ruch. Vest. Brackncy FOURTH ROW Fine. Bell, l arson. Brandjord. FIFTH ROW Lawler. Blum. Cijcrdc. Dcihl, SIXTH ROW: Jones. Schluctcr. Swectnam. Finncrty. Mueller. Tasa.Cambronne. Wynn, Barr. meeting every Monday at 2:20 senior movie, snow party, and class play” representation of every senior” Chuck’s leadership” senior dues, commencement, and memorial “previewing old senior movies . reading Tuesday’s bulletin “now . take this back to your homeroom . Senior Board 148 FRONT ROW Karen Lindahl, Sally Ruch. Chris Vccoli. BACK ROW: Ra mond Cracaucr. SucTournquut. David Barr Not Pictured: Mark Webster. walking into the test room nervous” walking out of the test room in a da c “receiving letters from colleges desiring your intellectual ability having your name printed in Merit’s •Who’s Who in American High Schools’ thinking you did worse than you did National Merit Finalists And Boy’s State F'RONI ROW: David Barr. Robert Wiebe BACK ROW M.irr Crumpton. Stephen Rockford. “being elected by your peers passing bills and laws throwing people in showers with all their clothes on Nationalists and Federalists campaigning for offices losing all positions to the opponent “getting excused from school to attend” FRONT ROW: Semba. Sonnctyn. Taw. Barr. Teague. MIDDLE ROW: Bjcrkc. Schrocder. Withers. Anderson. Lindahl BACK ROW: Cracauer. Wtcbc. Sat . Senior Awards JANE ANDERSON awarded the Frank Ashman Memorial Award for her outstanding accomplishments in the forensics and debate areas. DAVID BARR awarded the Rose Reese International Understanding Award for his interest in international and foreign affairs. COLLEEN BJERKE awarded the Daughters of the American Revolution Award on the basis of her dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. RAYMOND CRACAUER awarded the Bausch and Lomb Service Award for his progress in science for the past three years. KAREN LINDAHL awarded the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award for her high score on a test sponsored by General Mills. CRAIG SATZ awarded the Stanley Person Memorial Award for his participation in athletics and for his excellence in mathematics. NORA SCHROEDER and ROLF SONNESYN were awarded the Washburn Senior Service Award for thicr contributions to the school, voted by the senior class. ROBERT SEMBA awarded the Star and Tribune Award for his outstanding leadership, character, and service. PATRICIA TASA and DAVID TEAGUE were awarded the First National Bank Award for their potential for success, as displayed through their capacity and character. ROBERT WIEBE awarded the Miller of the Year Award for his outstanding citizenship, character, scholarship, and athletic ability. JERRY WITHERS awarded the Leonard Moses Physical Fitness Award for his superb physical fitness, posture, character, and athletic ability. FRONT ROW: Henderson. Wood. Bartholomew. Ottc. Barr. SF.COND ROW: Larson. Anderson. Synhaivsky. Rotegard. Carey. THIRD ROW: Torn )uist, Watson. Schmidt. Gciscr. Bamberger. BACK ROW: Cracauer. Van Hilst. Vecoli. Senior Honor Students selection purely academic honored students represent top 3 per cent of senior class a small fraction of Washburn's’cream of the crop’ Jane Anderson Rebecca Larson Marcia Bamberger Mary Otte David Barr Lisa Rotegard Leslie Bartholomew Kay Schmidt Dana Carey Arkady Synhaivsky Patty Chin Susan Tornquist Raymond Cracauer Michael Van Hilst Judy Geiser Christopher Vecoli Thomas Henderson Gertrude Watson 151 Jane Kieffer Vicki Wood FRONT ROW: Norby, McLaughlin. VanGordcr. Scrrin, Gackle. Morrison. J. Harkncsv SECOND ROW: Kricdbcrg. Harn. Abbey. Fridlund. Sims. Rotegard. Oltc. Rotvold. THIRD ROW: Groff. Tciting. Nelson. Lynum. Fuller. Sweetnem. Kuisk. FOURTH ROW: Ellis. Von Fcldon. O'Grady. Bochcrt. Larson. Jones. Quigglc. National Honor FRONT ROW: Falk. Cokmcn, Anderson. Ehrlich. Rogers. Bell. SECOND ROW: Ruch. Tourmjuist, Bjcrkc. Wood. Gicscr. Lindahl. Corbett. THIRD ROW. Midura. Erickson. Wikstrom, Tasa, Stevenin. Yerks. Torstenson. FOURTH ROW Heim. Vanberg. Rydquisl. Wong. Schrocdcr. Hannon. McIntosh. Synhaivsky. NHS Bookstore top 20% of the senior class “Miss Magnasun advising” “tutoring fellow students tutoring Ramsey scholars” sentimental music of induction spring induction of’70 Maynard Spcecc speaking on education 152 maintaining a 3.0 average” “teacher recommendations” learning the oath of integrity receiving gold tassels at graduation” FRONT ROW: Chin. Chapman. Bledsoe. Bcldcn. Mculfcf. Wood ling. Webster. I.cc. Wicbc. Tciguc. SECOND ROW: Scmba. Rock man. Anderson. Klcvcn. I.uikcns, Balow. Ko berg. Cambrone. Anderson. IIIIRD ROW: Boyce, Steffer. Pajerski, Schmidt, Hoeppner. Dingley. Henderson. Rasmussen. Gibson. FOUR Til ROW Sendccky. Hickory. DcBcck. Bcllew. Nelson, F.ngler. Vanltilst FIFTH ROW. MeGraw. Tcarse. Barr. Bamberger. Carney. Wallin, Olson. Sal . Society — 1970 aiding lost parents at open house” “September hall guides fall induction of'70 Lawrence Gibson speaking out Anderson vice-prcs. Rotegard scc.Semba pres. 153 Senior Snow Party At Ihduhapi piling as many people as possible on toboggans” “boot hockey with broken brooms” finding ways of adding enjoyment to the evening” “grabbing a partner to dance with reaching the bottom of the hill wondering if you can make it back up “hoping to win a dollar class of’7l frollicking in the snow CRAIG AAKER was in Ski Club, the Washburn representative to Kiwani Club, and worked part-time. He is planning to attend cither Concordia College or the University of Minnesota. MARTHA ABBEY was in marching and pep band. NHS, and Senior Board. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. LYNNE ADOLPHSON was in Bluc-Tn and pluns to become a nurse. JAMES AGNEW is planning to attend Normandalc Junior College. JON AHLNESS worked part-time during his senior year. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota. GREGG AHRENS worked part-time and is planning to attend the Southern Atlantic University in Florida after traveling in Europe. “The Graduate” . . . 600 yard CAROL AKENSON was in Bluc-Tn. AES. and helped with Millwheel . She is planning to travel. JAMES ALLISON worked part-time. His future plans in-dud college and travel. STEVEN ANDERSEN was on the junior varsity football team. He played in the marching, pep. and stage bands and the orchestra. His future plans are undecided. CHRISTINE ANDERSON was in Bluc-Tri. NHS. marching and concert band, and worked part-time She is planning to attend the Tyler School of Art. Temple University of Philadelphia, or the University of Minnesota. GREG ANDERSON is planning on attending college. JANE ANDERSON was in NHS. Debate. Choralicr . Forensics, and Grist staff. Her future plans arc undecided. JOHN A. ANDERSON was in NHS, and on the swim team. His future plans include attending either Bethel College or the Air Force Academy. JOHN C. ANDERSON was in Lettermen s Club and on the cross country, wrestling, and track team . He plan to attend college NORMA ANDERSON was active in Bluc-Tri and AFS. She plan to attend the University of Minnesota and become a dental hygemvt. STEVEN ANDERSON is planning to attend Normandalc Junior College or the University of Minnesota. CLAUDIA ANDREASEN was on the work program. She worked part-time and is planning to continue working and travel. JOEL ARIO worked part-time and is planning to attend St. Olaf. BONNIE ARNESON was a member of Bluc-Tri. She plans to attend the University of M innesota. SCOTT ARNOLD worked during his senior year and hopes to trasel after graduation. STACY ASHWELL is hoping to attend college. walk-run . . . Flagtwirlers . . . JANET ASPLUND was a member of Bluc-Tri. Ski Club, and a student director for the Class Play. She plans to attend college. JUDITH BAGLIEN was in Bluc-Tri and worked part-time. She plans to attend Normandalc Junior College or the University of Minnesota. MF.RRI BAl.OW was a member of Bluc-Tri. MIS. and worked part-time. Her future plans arc undecided. MARCIA BAMBERGER was on the W AH IAN stafl. Bluc-Tri. AES. and NHS. She was co-captain of the swim team and participated in Millwheels. Her future plans include college. SCOTT BARNUM was in the Soccer Club and on the junior varsity hockey team. His future plans arc to enlist in the Navy. DAVID BARR was active in NHS. AES. Ski Club. Choral-iers. Lettermen’s Club, the swim team, and WAHIAN. He was on Senior Board and attended Boy’s Stale. JANE BARTHOLOMEW was in Bluc-Tri. Ski Club. Youth M.A.R.C.. and worked part-time. She plans to attend college. LESLIE BARTHOLOMEW was a member of Madrigals and worked part-time. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. PATRICIA BARTHOLOMEW was a member of G.A.R.A.. Drama Club, and the work program. She is plan-ning to enter nursing. JOEL HASSIN was active in the Latin Club. Grist staff, participated as student director of the Class Play, and worked part-time. He is planning to attend college and then proceed to law school LOIS BECKER participated on the Work Program. Her post-graduation plans include a continuation of her occupational experience. AUDREY BECKSTRUM was an active member of the golf team. Ski Club, orchestra, and marching band. Her future plans are currently unresolved. RICHARD BEESON was a player on the varsity baseball team, and is presently making plans to attend Bemidji State College. PATRICIA BELDEN was involved with Blue-Tri. NtlS. Millcrmates. Grist staff, and the Urban Arts Program. College is among her plans for the future. JAMES BELL was active on the Senior Board. Bridge Club, and the Class Play. He plans to attend college and work on a major in micobiology. PATRICIA BELL participated on the girls' swim team, and is currently making plans to attend the University of Minnesota. PATRICIA BELLEW participated in Blue-Tri. NHS. and worked part-time. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota after graduation. JANE BENNETT helped with publicity for the Class Play and worked part-time. She plans to work upon her graduation from high school. . . . submarine races . . . Crosby, Stills, DAVID BERG worked part-time during his senior year, and is presently planning to attcod the University of Minnesota this fall. NANCY BERGESON worked part-time, und is hoping to travel us well as continue her education DEBORAH BESSE is currently planning to enter the field of nursing PAUL BISHOP participated in Millwheels, the Homecoming show. Urban Arts Program, bund, and worked part-time. He is planning to attend college after his graduation. COLLEEN BJERKE was active in Blue-Tri. NHS. and worked part-time Her post-graduation plans include attendance at Kalama ooCollege. BRIAN BLANCH was on the Work Program, and is presently planning to attend college after high school. DAVID BLAND was on the junior varsity football team and worked part-time. He plans to pursue a career in law. ALICE BLEDSOE was in Debate. Eorensics. NHS. and worked part-time. She hopes to attend Carlcton College, majoring in law or social work. ANDREA BLUM was in Bluc-Tri. Senior Board, AES. Youth M.A.R.C.. the Class Play, and Millwheels. She is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. PETER BOCHF.RT was on the tennis team and worked part-time. His future plans arc unresolved as of now. PATRICIA BODIN’ was in Madrigals and worked part-time. She plans to attend bihle school in Washington DAVID BOEDEKER was on the stage crew and is hoping to attend Normandalc Junior College. BEVERLY BOLLEEER worked pjrt-timc and played intramural volleyball. She is planning to join V.I.S.T.A RICHARD BOOTH plans to attend Radio-announcing school in Duluth after graduation. STEVEN BOSTROM is making plans to attend Vocational Technical School and become an electrician. Nash, and Young . LORALEE BOURKE plans to work full-time after she graduates. WAYNE BOWMAN was in Lettermen's Club, football and track teams. He hopes to attend Macalcster College and major in aeronautical engineering. KEVIN BOYCE was in NHS. Chess Club. Bridge Club, and Republican Club. He worked as a library aide and hopes to become a laboratory technician. KEVIN BOYD was in the Class Play and worked part-time. He plans to enter the Armed Forces. KIM BRACKNF.Y was a member of Bluc-Tri. Senior Board, the cheerleading squad, and worked part-time. She is planning to attend either Coe College or Cornell University. JEAN BRANDJORD was a member of AFS. Blue-Tri.and Senior Board She participated in Millwheels and worked part-time. She plans to attend college. . . student bill of rights . . . STEPHEN BRASS was in junior varsity football and is planning to attend Normandalc Junior College. PATRICK BROOKS was a member of the stage crew. His plans for the future arc not decided. 1.1N DA BROW N plans to work and 3ttend college GREGORY BUCHAN was in Choraliers and worked part-time. His future plans arc undecided. SEAN BUCHANAN was on the Work Program and his future plans arc undecided. PAMELA BUHN worked part-time. She is planning to attend Vocational Technical School and enter the nursing Held. . . . fire drills . . . Beatles’ break-up . . . DOROTHY BURCH was a library aid and member of the U.C.CIub. She is planning a career in nursing or mental health. CRAIG CALLICOTTE was in Ski Club, wrestling and junior varsity football teams. He is planning to attend college in Oregon. LYNN CAMBRONNE was in NHS. AFS. Bluc-Tn. Ski Club. Senior Board, and worked part-time. She plans to attend college. DANA CAREY was in NHS and AFS. She is planning to attend college. MICHAEL CAREY was active on the baseball team and worked part-time. His plans involve cither work or the Marines Corps. DAVID CARLSON worked part-time and is planning to attend college. ROBERT CARNEY was active in Debate and the Republican Club. His future plans arc undecided. JOAN CARPENTER is planning to attend Normandalc Junior College. M ARVA CARR was in pep band, orchestra, and participated in volleyball. She plans to attend Lutheran College for nurse's training. SANDRA LINDAHL was in the Class Play and Mill-wheels. She is planning to attend college and study elementary education and drama. JOAN LITTLE was in Bluc-Tri. the Class Play, and Girl's Choir. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. THOMAS LOCKETT was a member of the l.ettcrmcn's Club and football team. He hopes to attend St. Cloud State College. DIANE LOFSTRAND was in Spanish Club. Bluc-Tri. work program, and worked part-time. She is planning to attend Normandalc Junior College. JOHN LONGMAN was Lil Abner. His future plans are undecided. BONITA LONN was on the girls' golf team and worked part-time. She plans to attend college and major in broadcasting or journalism. sophomores searching for room numbers . . . JOHN LOWEN worked on the Cooperative Training program this year. ROBERT LUIKENS was in NHS. AFS. and Chess Club. He is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. JEAN LUNDBERG worked part-time and plans to make a career of medicine. PAUL LUNDGREN plans to attend the University of Minnesota upon graduation. GARY LUNNEBORG worked part-time and plans to attend college. JOHN LYLES was in Ski Club and worked part-time. He is planning to attend college. MARY LYNUM was in NHS. the Class Play, on the Grist staff, and worked part-time. She is hoping to attend the Minneapolis School of Art. DAVID MAAHS was in Millwheels. Homecoming Show, and on the Grist staff. He is planning to travel and attend college. MOLLY MAC GREGOR was a tutor at Ramsey and worked part-time. She plans to attend college. CHAR1.ES MACLEAN was a member of the junior varsity football and hockey teams. He is planning to attend the University of Minnesota in Duluth and major in secondary education. JANE MADDEN plans to attend Indiana State University. MICHAEL MADY plujed football and is planning to attend college. JEFFREY MAGEE participated in Forensics. Class Play, and hopes to attend the University of Minnesota and study anthropology. PAUL MAGNUSON was in the Republican Club. He plans to become a barber. JOHN H. MAHONEY was a member of the wrestling, ski. and junior varsity football teams. He plans to enter a school of forestry. . . . 40 cent lunches . . . Jimi Hendrix . . . The honk JOHN P. MAHONEY worked part-time during the year. He plans to travel after graduation. CYNTHIA MALMLOV worked part-time and she hopes to travel after graduation. RICHARD MARK was a member of the Ski Club and junior varsity hockey team. He plans to continue his education. MICHAEL MARKOS worked part-time. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota, college of Veterinary Medicine. ANDREW MARKUS attended school in Switzerland during his senior year. KAREN MARLOW was active in AES and Bluc-Tri. She is planning to attend Normandalc Junior jcollegc. LUCY MARSHALL participated in gymnastics and Class Play crew. She plans to attend Vocational Technical School and study commercial art. ELIZABETH MARTIN worked part-time and hopes to attend Normandalc Junior College and major in elementary education. DANIEL MARTINI worked part-time and plans to attend Dunwoody Institute. BRUCE MARTINSON was on the football team. He intends to further his education at the University of Minnesota. JANET MARTINSON was a member of the work program. She plans to continue working after graduation. PETER MARTINSON was a member of the Republican Club. He is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. MARNA MATTKE worked part-time. She is planning to attend Mankato State College. RICHARD MAYES played football and baseball. He is planning to attend college and play football. MARY MC ADARAGH was a member of Bluc-Tri 3nd is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. . . . The pop machine . . . Ski Club Spiro . . . PAUL MC CLUSKEY worked part-time and is planning to work in the Repertory Theatre. MICHAEL MC DONALD is hoping to attend the University of Minnesota. THOMAS MC DONALD participated in Millwheels and worked part lime. He hopes to attend the University of Minnesota and study pharmacology. MICHAEL MC GRAW worked part-time and is planning to enter college. MARLYS MC GUIRE is undecided about her future plans. . PATRICK MC GUIRE participated in the Homecoming Show and Millwheels. He plans to spend the summer in Yellowstone and attend college. MARGARET MC INTOSH was a member of NHS and Republican Club. She is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. NADIA MC KAY sang in Madrigals and Choraliers and worked part-time. She plans to attend college. MICHAEL MC LAUGHLIN was a member of NHS. stage band and orchestra, and worked part-time He is planning to attend Lawrence University. HAROLD MEHAFFEY is undecided about hi plan for the future. STEVEN MEINF.KE was active in Ski Club and the ki team. He is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. ANN MESTENHAUSER was a member of the Grist Staff Her plan for the future arc undecided. MARY MEYER was active in Blue-Tn. Student Council, and the Class Play. She is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. MELISSA MEYER was in the work program. Her future plans arc undecided. JANET MIDURA was in NHS and worked part-time She is planning to attend the University of Mmnesota GAII MILLER was in Latin Club and worked part-time. Her future plan include a career in data processing. JORDYS MILLER participated in Forensics. Urban Arts Program. Class Play, and was Daisy Mac. She hopes to attend college and major in theatre arts. LEO MILLER was active in the Republican Club. He plans to attend a Minneapolis trade school. . . . disappearance of the 6-foot line . . . MARY JO MILLER plans to work afler graduation and later attend college RICHARD MILLER worked part-time and plans to attend college and major in marine biology. HOBART MITCHELL was a member of the work program and Dcca Club. He was active in the Chess Club and plans to attend college. PATRICIA MITCHELL is undecided about her future plans. EILEEN MOCCIA was on the work program. Her future plans arc undecided, PATRICIA MOCCIA participated on the work program Her plans for the future are indefinite. BRUCE- MOEis undecided about his future plans. KAHERINE MOHN has made no decision about her future plans. MARK MOLITOR worked part-time. He is planning to attend college. DIANE MONTGOMERY worked part-time. Her future plans include atcndancc at the University of Minnesota. WILLIAM MORGAN participated in the Ski Club and worked part time. He plans to attend college. ELODIE MORRISON was in Bluc-Tn. NHS. and on the YWCA Board of Directors. She plans on furthering her education. SUSAN MUELLER was a member of the tennis team. Senior Board. NHS, Bluc-Tri, and Grist staff. Her future plans include college. DANIEL MULLER has no definite plans about his future, KEVIN MULLOY participated in Student Council, junior varsity football, and Millwheels. He plans to enter the Marine Corps. reappearance of the 6-foot line . . . GAIL MYERS was on the WAHIAN staff and worked part-time. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. ELIZABETH MYHRE was a gym aid and plans to attend Northwestern Hospital School of Nursing. JANE NEERLAND was in the Ski Club, and worked part-time. She is planning to major in physical education at the University of Minnesota. JANET NELSON was active in Bluc-Tri. NHS. Student Council. Choraliers. Grist staff, and worked part-time. Her plans 3rc to attend Gustavus Adolphus College. JEAN NELSON was in Bluc-Tri. AES. and the Latin Club. She is planning to marry and continue her education. KRISTA NELSON was a member of Bluc-Tri. AES, WAHIAN staff, and participated in Millwheels. She worked part-time and plans to become a secretary. LAUREL NELSON was on the cooperative training program. She plans to become an airline stewardess LINDA NELSON was in blue Tri and worked part-time. Her plans include becoming an airline stewardess or a legal secretary. MARK NELSON was a member of NHS and a photographer for the WAHIAN. He worked part-time and plans to go to the University of Minnesota. NANNETTE NELSON was a member of Blue Tri and plans to enter the field of nursing. PETER NELSON was in the Republican Club, and Letter-men's Club; he was on the football, basketball, and-track teams. He is planning to continue hts education at college JAMES NICHOLS was on the stage crew and Stage Manager in his senior year, lie plans to go to the University of Minnesota next year. DEBORAH NICODEMUS was in Blue Tri and the Class Play. After graduation, she hopes to go to Europe and travel for a few years. SANDRA NOR BY was in NHS. Girl's Choir, and worked part-time. She hopes to attend Augsburg College. CHARLES NORDOUIST played on the football team and worked part-time. He will attend the University of Minnesota . . . Shakespeare . . . voting for WAHIAN MICHAEL NORDQUIST was a member of Bridge Club and had a role in the Class Play. His plans for (he future are undecided. LEONARD NORUM hopes to go into pre-med training at the University of Minnesota after graduation. PAULA NOTE worked part-time and plans to attend Mankato State College. ROBERT NYSTROM participated in Millwheels. His future plans remain undecided. MICHAEL O'BRIEN was on the cross-country team. He plans to attend college or join the Navy after graduation. LAURIE OGDAHI. worked dunng her senior year and plans to enter the field of interior decoration in the future. JOSEPH O’GRADY was a member of the Ski Club. N.H.S.. and junior varsity hockey learn. He is planning lo attend the University of Minnesota. PATRICIA OHNESORGE worked part-time. She is planning to travel and attend modeling school. JOHN O'LAUGHLIN was a Grist Rcprcscntitivc and is planning to attend the University of Minnesota in Duluth. STEPHEN OLOFSON was in Lcttcrmcn'sCluh and on the basketball team. He plans to attend Normandale Junior College. LUANNE OLSEN was a member of Blue Tri, Ski Club, and Student Council. She worked part-time and plans to attend college. ELLEN OLSON was in Blue Tri and played on the tennis team. She plans to attend college next fall. MICHAF.l. OLSON is undecided about her future plans. ROBERT OLSON was a member of Lettermen’s Club and N.H.S.; he played on the football 3nd basketball teams. His future plans include college. ROGER OLSON worked part-time during the year and plans to go to college. dedication . . . “Midnight Cowboy” . . . JOHN OSLUND plans to be a pilot after graduation and fly for fun and profit. PEN I OSMAN was a homecoming attendant and worked part-time. She plans to enter the field of nursing. JANE OSTER was in Blue Tri and plans to attend college in the future. CHARLES OSTERUD plans to travel after he graduates. MARY OTTE was active in Blue Tri. A.F.S.. and Bridge Club. She sang in Madrigals and had a part in the Class Play. She will attend college next fall. BRUCE OYEN worked part-time during the year. His future plans arc undecided. DIANE PAJERSKI was a member of Youth M.A.R.C., Blue Tri. and N.H.S. She plans to attend ST. Mary’s Junior College to study occupational therapy. GWENDOLYN PARKER plans to travel and then go on to college. PATRICIA PARKS was .. member of Youth M.A.R.C.; she also worked part-time. Her plans for the future arc undecided. W ILLIAM PARTRIDGE was in the Soccer Club and III-Y. He plans to attend Mankato State College, majoring in law. PAUL PEARSON is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. CHRISTINE PEDERSEN was in Blue Tri. Girl’s Choir, and worked part-time. She hopes to attend cither Mankato State College or the University of Minnesota. . . . finding a parking place . LISA PEET was in Blue Tri, the Ski Club, and co-captain of the Millermatcs, She was in Millwheels and worked on the Class Play. She hopes to attend Normandalc Junior College. MARK PERRIER was in I.ettermcn's Club and on the swimming team. He plans to go into the service after graduation. LIANNE PERRON plans to go to a vocational school and enter the field of fashion merchandising. DEBRA PERRY sang in the Girl's Choir. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. CHERYL PETERS was in Blue Tri. Ski Club, and worked part-time. Her future plans include attending a nursing school. LORRI PETERSEN worked part-time. She plans on working fora year, then continuing her education. CONNIE PETERSON worked part-time this year. She plans to go to college, and then enter the Peace Corps. JENIFFER PETERSON was in Blue Tri and worked part-time. She is planning to attend Concordia College, majoring in psychiatric nursing. KENNETH PETERSON was on the swimming and junior varsity football teams. He worked part-time and plans to attend the University of Minnesota. KENNETH PETERSON i� undecided at to hit future plant MICHAEL PETERSON had a part in the Clast Play and was in the Orchestra. He plans of attend college nett fall. THOMAS PETERSON worked part-time during the year He plant to attend college after graduation. CAROL PODANY was in Blue Tri and worked part-time She plant to further her education in the field of medicine JOHN PORIETIS worked part-time thu year and pluns to go to the University of Minnesota KAREN POSTEN worked at a cashier in the lunchroom. Her future plans arc undecided pink passes and yellow slips . . . SUSAN PROCHASKA was an aid in the attendance office She it planning to attend Bethel College POLLY PUTNAM was active in the work program. She hopes to attend college at Colorado Western CHAD QUIGGLE worked part-time during the year and is going to attend the University of Minnesota. MARY RAINS participated in Millwheels, the Senior Class Play, and the Children's Theatre Program. Her future plans include the theatre. MICHAEL RANDALL was on the Civil Air Patrol and the golf team. He is choosing between college, the Air Force, and becoming a commerical pilot. JULIE RANSOM worked part-time as a nurses aid She plans to go to college and possibly into teaching. RICHARD RASMUSON plans to travel after graduation. KIM RASMUSSEN worked part-time. He is planning to attend college. SUSAN RASMUSSEN worked part-time, she plans logo to college. KEITH RATLIFF was a member of the Letterman's Club. He was a member of the varsity basketball and track teams. His future plans remain undecided. JAMES REEVE was active in the Ski Club, ski team, track team, and worked part time. He is planning to attend Montana State College. CHARLES REHN was a member of the Ski and Letter-man's Clubs He hopes to attend either Iowa State College or Purdue University. PALMA REINEKE plans to work as a secretary after she graduates. PAULETTE REVERING was a member Girl's Choir and worked part time. She is planning to travel and attend college. MARILYN RINGHISF.R was m Girl's Choir and Band, and worked part time. She is planning to attend college in Kansas WADE RIORDAN was a member of Ski Club, crosscountry and ski teams. He plans to go to college after graduation. ROXANNE RITTMAN was active in Blue Tn besides holding two part-time jobs. She is planning to attend Nor-mandate Jr. College. BETH ROADFELDT was in the Orchestra. She is planning to attend the University of Minnesota and later study in the East, majoring in musk. . . . Raquel . . . Women’s Lib . CONRAD ROAl worked part-time and was a member of Ski Club. He will attend college nest fall NANCY ROBB served as a gym aid in her Senior year. She plans to intend the University of Minnesota nest full. KATHERINE ROBERTS was in Choralicrs and worked part time She is planning to attend Normandale Junior College STEPHEN ROCHEFORD was active in various Teen-Age Rcpublkan clubs and worked part time. He hopes to attend cither St. Thomas College or West Point Academy. ELIZABETH ROCKMAN was active in Ski Club. NHS. and she was also a Blue Tn Chapter President She plans to attend college in the fall. DAWN RODLEY worked part-time. She plans to travel after graduation. DAVID ROGERS was in the Pep Band. Marching Band, and Orchestra. He was in NHS. Millwheels, and played on the tennis team. His future plans include college ANTHONY ROMANO worked part time. His future plans include entering the Armed Forces JEFFREY ROOT had a part in the Class Play and participated in Millwheels. KEVIN ROSEEN worked part-time. His plans include furthering his education by attending college. LISA ROTEGARD was in NHS. AFS. and worked part-time. She is planning to attend college. BRIAN ROTVOLD was a member of the Gnst Staff. Student Council. NHS. Class Play. Ski Club, and AFS. He i planning to attend either Gustavus or Maealester SALLY RUCH was a member of NHS. Senior Board, Ramsey und Fuller tutoring program, and worked part-time. She is planning to attend college. TIMOTHY RYAN plans to travel around the United States this summer and attend the Minnesota School of Business nest fall. JOY RYDQUIST was in N ILS, and worked on the office staff. She plans to attend college after graduation orange blue . . . Bridgeman’s . . . SCOTT RYNCHEK acted as a gym aid and worked part-time He plans to work and go to college after htghschool STEVEN SALTZMAN participated in the Urban Arts Program He is planning to go to college after graduation. KATHRYN SANDAHL belonged to Blue Tn in her senior year She plans to attend Vocational and train in the field I electronics. MICHAEL SANDIN had a role :n the class play. He worked part-time and is planning to go to the University of Minnesota. MARK SANIX) was in the Republican Club, lie hopes to attend Normandalc Junior College next year GLYNIS SANFORD was in the Ski Club and worked part-time. She is Planning to attend the University of Minnesota or Normandalc Junior College. CRAIG SATZ was in N.H.S. and on the baseball team He worked part-time and b making plans to attend college in California. PAMELA SCHATZLEIN was a member of ski Club. She worked part-time during her senior year and plans to attend college after she graduates. DONALD SCHEI is planning to work full-time after high school KIRSTEN SCHEID worked this year and plans to travel after graduation. FREDERICK SCHEURER worked part-time He is planning to study aeronautical engineering at St. Obf College. DIANNE SCHLUETER was in Junior Achievement. Blue Tri, A.F.S., and Senior Bourd. She hopes to attend college and become a secretary . . . Sweet Baby James ... not having to take gym KAY SCHMIDT was in Blue Tri. N.H.S., and on the WAHIAN staff; she was co-captain of the girl's swim team and played on the budmmton team. She plans to attend college. majoring in art education. JEFFREY SC HOBERG is planning logo to the University of Minnesota. GARY SCHOFIELD is undecided about his future plans. NORA SCHROEDER was active in Blue Tri. Student Council. N.H,S..and Ski Club; she was a reporter on the Gnst staff and had a role in the Class Play. She is planning to attend Iowa State University. TERRI SCHULTZ was in Bloc Tn She hopes to attend Normandalc Junior College MARTIN SCHULZ was in the Class Play and on the track team. He is planmngjo work at Glacier National Park after graduation THOM AS SCURRY hopes to enter college or trade school upon his graduation. BECKY SEEHUSEN was on the work program and plans to go to a business college after graduation. ROBERT SEMBA was a member of N.H.S., the Chess Club. Lettermen’s Club, and the tennis team. He is planning to pursue a career in medicine. LINDA SENDF.CKY was in Bluc-Tri. NHS. Class Play. Millermales, ihc Guthrie Teen Board, and worked part-time. Her plans include majoring in economics at the University of Minnesota. MARTHA SERRIN was in NHS. and Bluc-Tri. She helped with publicity for the Class Play and will attend college this fall. ANNE SHARP is planning to work for a year, then attend the University of Minnesota. FREDERICK SHFRMOCK participated in the Urban Arts Program. THOMAS SIGERSETH was captain of the junior varsity football team. He will attend either Normandalc or Metropolitan Junior College. GREGORY SIMPSON worked part-time. He plans to travel after graduation. . . . the Moratorium . . . “Dark Shadows” . . . HARRIET SIMS participated in AFS. NHS. and the Grist Staff. She Hopes to attend college at Carlcton JAMES SISSON was co-captain of the junior varsity hockey team. He has a part-time job and is planning to attend college and travel after graduation BRICE SMITH was a member of Lettermen's Club and captain of the swim team. He had a part in the Class Play and plans to attend the University of Minnesota. KEVIN SMITH was a member of the Republican Club. He plans to attend college after graduation. SCOTT SMITH was in Millwheels, junior varsity football, and worked part-time, lie hopes to attend the University of Minnesota. VICTOR SMITH was in the Ski Club. Grist staff, swimming team, and football teams. He is planning to study prelaw at Bemidji State College. LESLIE SMYSER participated in the Homecoming show and worked part-time. Her future plans include marriage. ALAN SOLYNTJES is planning to attend college after graduation. He has worked part-time during his senior year. ROLF SONNESYN was in NHS. Student Council, and worked part-time. He is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. JOSEPH SPIELM ANN � u on the football team His future plans are focused on money. JANE STANTON is planning to attend the University of Minnesota KRISTIE STARR was on the girls' swim team and the badminton team She plans to study commercial art at Vocational Technical School. CARRIE STEP PER was in APS. NHS. and Clavs Play crew . She is planning to attend Bcmidji State College. JON STEINKE plans to attend Vocational Technical School BRADLEY STENOIEN is planning to attend the University of Minnesota . . . “Be Kind to Gordie Zorch Week” JILL STEVENIN was active in Blue-Tn. Youth M A R C.. NHS. and Ski Club. She worked on the Class Play, and is planning to attend Augsburg College and enter the field of social work. JAY STICKNEY was a member of NHS. Republican Club, and a library aide. He worded part-time and his future plans are undecided. ALLAN STOCKEY was a member of the Ski Club. Letter-men's Club. WAHIAN staff, and worked part-time. He is planning to attend college and a technical training school. BRIAN STONE was in marching, concert, stage and pep bands, and worked part-time. He is planning to work fulltime upon graduation. MARCIA STOYKE was in the Class Play. Millwheels, and worked part-time. She is presently making plans to attend college. JENNIFER STUBBINGS was in APS. Blue-Tn. Ski Club, and the Class Play crew. She plans to return to her native Australia and continue her education. MARY SULLIVAN worked part-time and was active in Blue-Tn She is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. DAVID SUNDBERG worked part-time and was on the WAHIAN staff. He would like to travel in the future. STEPHEN SVEOM was in choir and Madrigals, and golf team. He is planning to attend college in Seattle. JILL SWEETNAM was a member of NHS. Senior Board, and worked part time. She plans to work in the field of physical therapy with a biology major. JACK SWENSON worked part time. His future plans are undecided. NANCY SWENSON was active in Bluc-Tri and Ski Club. She will be attending St. Cloud State College next fall. MICHAEL SWIFT was on the ski team and worked part time at a ski shop. ARKADY SYNHAIVSKY wus on the Grist staff and in Millwheels and NHS. He plans to continue his education. PATRICIA TASA was in Bluc-Tri, AES. NHS. Senior Board. W All IAN staff, and worked part-time. She plans to attend college and major in elementary education. . . . the Caves . . . Janis Joplin . . . JULIE TAYLOR is undecided as to her future plans LANCE TAYLOR was Homecoming King and was active in Ski Club. After graduation he plans on attending a state college. DAVID TEAGUE was a member of the Lettermen’s Club and NHS. He was on the track team and was captain of the cross country team He plans to go to college next fall. DEBORAH TLARSt was in NHS. band and orchestra She is planning to attend Gustavus Adolphus College MAUREEN TEEFY was in Bluc-Tri. Childrens Workshop. and worked part time. She is hoping to attend the Boston Conservatory of Music THOMAS TETTING was in NHS and participated in Millwheels He hopes to travel in Europe this summer LINDA THARALDSON participated in Blue-Tn and was the 1970 Homecoming Queen. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota next fall. HOLLY THORVIG participated in the Cooperative Work Program. She plans to go to Europe this summer. PAUL TIERNEY is undecided astothi future plans SUSAN TORNQUIST was active in AFS. NHS, Ski Club. Choraliers. and Bluc-Tri. JANICE TORSTENSON was in Millwheels and the Urban Arts Program. She is planning to attend college after graduation. SHERYL TREPP was in AFS and Bluc-Tri. She Plans to attend Moorhead State College and travel to Spain. ROBERTA TRUAX was on the work program and her future plans arc undecided. ROY TRUELSON began studying pre-med at the University of Minnesota his senior year. TERRY TUNNELI was on the Class Play crew and worked part-time. She plans to become a nurse. DEBRA VAN BOCKEL was in the U.C. Club. Her post graduation plans include college. MARTHA VAN GORDER was in AES. NHS. and Blue Tri; she was co-captain of Millcrmates and responsible for the costumes in the Class Play. She is planning to attend Iowa State University. BETTY VAN BERG was a member of Blue Tri, AFS. NHS. and played on the badminton team. She hopes to attend college and travel after high school . . gold and white tassels finals . . . sending MICHAEL VAN HILST was active in Chess Club. Bridge Club. AFS. Republican Club. Debate, and Forensics: he was in the Soccer Club 3nd a member of Senior Board. He hopes to attend Massachusetts Institute of Technology. CHRISTOPHER VECOLI was in the Lettermen's Club and on Student Council. He plans to go to college and travel. KATHLEEN VEDEF.N participated in Youth M.A.R.C. and the Drama Club. Her post-graduation plans include work and travel. BARBARA VEST was in Blue Tri. Youth M.A.R.C., Senior Board, and worked part-time. She is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. RICHARD VOGT was a cheerleader during his senior year. He plans to attend a junior college next fall. VICTORIA VOGT plans to work after graduation. SANDRA LINDAHL was in the Class Play and Millwheels. She is planning to attend college and study elementary education and drama. JOAN LITTLE was in Blue-Tri. the Class Play, and Girl's Choir. She plans to attend the University or Minnesota THOMAS LOCKETT was a member of the Lcttcrmcn's Club and football team. He hopes to attend St. Cloud State College. DIANE LOFSTRAND was in Spanish Club. Blue-Tri. work program, and worked part-time. She is planning to attend Normandale Junior College JOHN LONGMAN was Lil Abner. His future plans are undecided. BONITA LONN was on the girls’ golf team and worked part-time. She plans to attend college and major in broadcasting or journalism. sophomores searching for room numbers . . . JOHN LOWEN worked on the Cooperative Training program this year ROBERT LUIKENS was in NHS. AFS. and Chess Club. He is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. JEAN LUNDBERG worked part-time and plans to make a career of medicine PAUL LUNDGREN plans to attend the University of Minnesota upon graduation. GARY LUNNF.BORG worked pan-time and plans to attend college. JOHN LYLES was in Ski Club and worked part-time He is planning to attend college. MARY I YNUM was in NHS. the Class Play, on the Grist staff, and worked part-time She is hoping to attend the Minneapolis School of Art. DAVID MAAHS was in Millwheels. Homecoming Show, and on the Grist staff. He is planning to travel and attend college MOLLY MAC GREGOR was a tutor at Ramsey and worked part-time. She plans to attend college CHARLES MACLEAN was a member of the junior varsity football and hockey team . He is planning to attend the University of Minnesota in Duluth and major in secondary education JANE MADDEN plans to attend Indiana State University. MICHAEL MADY played football and is planning to attend college. JEFFREY MAGEE participated in Forensics. Class Play, and hopes to attend the University of Minnesota and study anthropology. PAUL MAGNUSON was in the Republican Club. He plans to become a barber JOHN H. MAHONEY was a member of the wrestling, ski, and junior varsity football teams. He plans to enter a school of forestry. . . . 40 cent lunches . . . Jimi Hendrix . . . The honk JOHN P. MAHONEY worked part-time during the year He plans to travel after graduation. CYNTHIA MALMLOV worked part-time and she hopes to travel after graduation. RICHARD MARK was a member of the Ski Club and junior varsity hockey team. He plans to continue his education MICHAEL MARKOS worked part-time He plans to attend the University of Minnesota, college of Veterinary Medicine ANDREW MARKUS attended school in Switzerland during his senior year. KAREN MARLOW was active in AFS and Blue-Tri. She is planning to attend Normundalc Junior jcollcge. LUCY MARSHALL participated in gymnastics and Class Play crew. She plans to attend Vocational Technical School and study commercial art. ELIZABETH MARTIN worked part-time and hopes to attend Normandalc Junior College and major in elementary education DANIEL MARTINI worked part-time and plans to attend Dunwoody Institute. BRUCE MARTINSON was on the footbull team. He intend to further hi education at the Univer ity of Minnesota. JANET MARTINSON was a member of the work program. She plans to continue working after graduation. PETER MARTINSON was a member of the Republican Club. He i planning to attend the University of Minnesota. MARNA MATTKE worked part-time. She is planning to attend Mankato State College. RICHARD MAYES pla cd football and baseball. He i planning to attend college and play football. MARY MC ADARAGH was a member of Blue-Tri and is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. .. . The pop machine . . . Ski Club . . . Spiro . . . PAUL MC CLUSKEY worked part-time and is planning to work in the Repertory Theatre. MICHAEL MC DONALD is hoping to attend the University of Minnesota. THOMAS MC DONALD participated in Millwheels and worked part time. He hopes to attend the University of Minnesota and study pharmacology. MICHAEL MC GRAW worked part-time and is planning to enter college. MARLYS MC GUIRE is undecided about her future plans. PATRICK MC GUIRE participated in the Homecoming Show and Millwheels. He plans to spend the summer in Yellowstone and attend college. MARGARET MC 1NTOSH was a member of NHS and Republican Club. She is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. NADIA MC KAY sang in Madrigals and Choraliers and worked part-time She plans to attend college. MICHAEL MC LAUGHLIN was a member of NHS. stage band and orchestra, and worked part-time. He is planning loattcnd Lawrence University. HAROLD MEHAFFEY is undecided aboul his plans for the future. STEVEN MEINEKE was active in Ski Club and the ski team. He is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. ANN MESTENHAUSER was a member of the Grist Staff. Her pluns for the future are undecided. MARY MEYER was active in Bluc-Tri. Student Council, and the Class Play. She is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. MELISSA MEYER was in the work program. Her future pluns arc undecided JANET MIDURA was in NHS and worked part-time. She it planning to uttend the University of Minnesota. GAIL MILLER was in Latin Club and worked part-time. Her future plans include a career in data processing. JORDYS MILLER participated in Forensics. Urban Arts Program. Class Play, and was Daisy Mae. She hopes to attend college and major in theatre arts. LEO MILLER was active in the Republican Club. He plans to attend a Minneapolis trade school. . . . disappearance of the 6-foot line . MARY JO MILLER plans to work after graduation and later attend college. RICHARD MILLER worked part-time and plans to attend college and major in marine biology. HOBART MITCHELL was a member of the work program and Dcca Club. He was active in the Chess Club and plans to attend college. PATRICIA MITCHELL is undecided about her future plans. EILEEN MOCCIA was on the work program. Her future plans are undecided. PATRICIA MOCCIA participated on the work program. Her plans for the future are indefinite. BRUCE MOL is undecided aboui his future plans. KAHERINE MOHN has made no decision about her future plans. MARK MOLITOR worked part-time. He is planning to attend college. DIANE MONTGOMERY worked part-time Her future plans include atcndance at the University of Minnesota. WILLIAM MORGAN participated in the Ski Club and worked part time. He plans to attend college ELODIF. MORRISON was in Bluc-Tri. NHS. and on the YWCA Board of Directors. She plans on furthering her education. SUSAN MUELLER was a member of the tennis team. Senior Board. NHS. Bluc-Tri, and Grist staff Her future plans include college. DANIEL MULLER has no definite pluns about his future KEVIN MULLOY participated in Student Council, junior varsity football, and Millwheels. He plans to enter the Marine Corps. reappearance of the 6-foot line . . . GAIL MYERS was on the WAHIAN staff and worked part-time. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. ELIZABETH M YHRE was a gym aid and plans to attend Northwestern Hospital School of Nursing. JANE NEERLAND was in the Ski Club, and worked purl-time. She is planning to major in physical education at the U niversity of M innesotu. JANET NELSON was active in Bluc-Tri. NHS. Student Council. Choraliers. Grist stafT. and worked part-time. Her plans are to attend Gustavus Adolphus College. JEAN NELSON was in Bluc-Tri. AES. and the Latin Club. She is planning to marry and continue her education. KRISTA NELSON was a member of Bluc-Tri. AFS. WAHIAN staff, and participated in Millwheels. She worked part-time and plans to become a secretary. LAUREL NELSON was on the cooperative training program. She plans to become an airline stewardess LINDA NELSON was in blue Tri and worked part-fime. Her plans include becoming an airline stewardess or a legal secretary MARK NELSON was a member of NHS and a photographer for the W AH I AN. He worked part-time and plans to go to the University of Minnesota NANNETTE NELSON was a member of Blue Tri and plans to enter the field of nursing. PETEK NELSON wav in the Republican Club, and Letter-men's Club: he was on the football, basketball, and track teams. He is planning to continue his education at college. JAMES NICHOLS was on the stage crew and Stage Manager in his senior year. He plans to go to the University of Minnesota nest year. DEBORAH NICODEMUS was in Blue Tri and the Class Play. After graduation, she hopes logo to Europe and travel for a few years. SANDRA NORBY was in NHS. Girl's Choir, and worked part-time She hopes to attend Augsburg College CHARLES NORDQUIST played on the football team and worked part-time. He will attend the University of Minnesota. . . . Shakespeare . . . voting for WAHIAN MICHAEL NORDQUIST was a member of Bridge Club and had a role in the Class Play. His plans for the future arc undecided. LEONARD NORUM hopes to go into pre-med training at the University of Minnesota after graduation. PAULA NOTE worked part-time and plans to attend Mankato State College. ROBERT NYSTROM participated in Millwheels. His future plans remain undecided. MICHAEL O'BRIEN was on the cross-country team He plans to attend college or join the Navy after graduation. LAURIE OGDAHI. worked during her senior year and plans to enter the field of interior decoration in the future. JOSEPH O’GRADY was a member of the Ski Club. N.H.S.. and junior varsity hockey team He is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. PATRICIA OHNES0RGE worked part-time. She is planning to travel and attend modeling school. JOHN O'LAUGHLIN was a Grist Rcprcscntitivc and is planning to attend the University of Minnesota in Duluth. STEPHEN OLOFSON was in Lettermen’s Club and on the basketball team He plans to attend Normandalc Junior College LUANNE Ol.SEN was a member of Blue Tri. Ski Club, and Student Council. She worked part-time and plans to attend college. ELLEN OLSON was m Blue Tri and played on the tennis team. She plans to attend college next fall. MICHAEL OLSON is undecided about her future plans. ROBERT OLSON was a member of Lettermen's Club and N.H.S.; he played on the football and basketball teams His future plans include college ROGER OLSON worked part-time during the year and plans to go to college. dedication . . . “Midnight Cowboy” . . . JOHN OSLUND plans to be a pilot after graduation and fly for fun and profit. PEN I OSMAN was a homecoming attendant and worked part-time. She plans to enter the field of nursing JANE OSTER was in Blue Tri and plans to attend college in the future. CHARLES OSTERUD plans to travel after he graduates MARY OTTE was active in Blue Tri. A.F.S.. and Bridge Club. She sang in Madrigals and had a part in the Class Play. She will attend college next fall. BRUCE OYEN worked part-time during the year His future plans arc undecided. DIANE PAJERSKI was a member of Youth M.A.R.C., Blue Tri. and N.H.S. She plans to attend ST. Mary’s Junior College to study occupational therapy. GWENDOLYN PARKER plans to travel and then go on to college. PATRICIA PARKS was a member of Youth M.A.R.C.: hc also worked part-time. Her plans for the future are undecided. WILLIAM PARTRIDGE was in the Soccer Club and Hl-Y. He plans to attend Mankato State College, majoring in law. PAUL PEARSON is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. CHRISTINE PEDERSEN was in Blue Tri. Girl’s Choir, and worked part-time. She hopes to attend either Mankato State College or the University of Minnesota. . . . finding a parking place . . . LISA PEET was in Blue Tn. the Ski Club, and co-captain of the Millermatcs. She was in Millwheels and worked on the Class Play. She hopes to attend Normandalc Junior College. MARK PERRIER was in Lettermen's Club and on the swimming team. He plans to go into the service after graduation. LIANNE PERRON plans to go to a vocational school and enter the field of fashion merchandising. DEBRA PERRY sang in the Girl’s Choir. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. CHERYL PETERS was in Blue Tri. Ski Club, and worked part-time. Her future plans include attending a nursing school. LORRI PhTERSEN worked part-time. She plans on working for a year, then continuing her education. CONNIE PETERSON worked part-time this year. She plans to go to college, and then enter the Peace Corps. JENIFFER PETERSON was in Blue Tri and worked part-time. She is planning to attend Concordia College, majoring in psychiatric nursing. KENNETH PETERSON was on the swimming and junior varsity football teams. He worked part-time and plans to attend the University of Minnesota. KENNETH PETERSON is undecided as to his future plans. MICHAEL PETERSON had a part in the Class Play and wu� in the Orchestra He plans of attend college next fall. THOMAS PETERSON worked part-time during the year. He plans to attend college after graduation. CAROL PODANY was in Blue Tn and worked part-time. She plans to further her education in the field of medicine. JOHN PORIETIS worked part-time this year and plans to go to the University of Minnesota KAREN POSTEN worked as a cashier in the lunchroom. Her future plans arc undecided pink passes and yellow slips . . . SUSAN PROCHASKA was an aid in the attendance office. She is planning to attend Bethel College. POLLY PUTNAM was active in the work program She hopes to attend college at Colorado Western. CHAD QUIGGLE worked part-time during the year and is going to attend the University of Minnesota MARY RAINS participated in Millwheels, the Senior Class Play, and the Children's Theatre Program. Her future plans include the theatre. MICHAEL RANDALL was on the Civil Air Patrol and the golf team. He is choosing between college, the Air Force, and becoming a commcncal pilot. JULIE RANSOM worked part-time as a nurses aid. She plans to go to college and possibly into teaching. RICHARD RASMUSON plans to travel after graduation. KIM RASMUSSEN worked part-time. He is planning to attend college. SUSAN RASMUSSEN worked part-time; she plans to go to college. KEITH RATLIFF «u a member of the Leltcrman's Club. He wan a member of the varsity basketball and track teams His future plans remain undecided. JAMES REEVF. was active in the Ski Club, ski team, truck team, and worked part time. He is planning to attend Montana State College CHARLES REHN was a member of the Ski and Letter-man's Clubs He hopes to attend either Iowa State College or Purdue University. PALMA REINEKE plans to work as a secretary after she graduates. PAULETTE REVERING was a member Girl's Choir.and worked part time. She is planning to travel and attend college. MARILYN RINGHISER was in Girl's Choir and Band, and worked part time. She is planning to attend college in Kansas. WADE R IORDAN was a member of Ski Club, cross country and ski teams He plans to go to college after graduation ROXANNE RITTMAN was active in Blue Tri besides holding two part-time jobs She is planning to attend Nor-mandalc Jr. College. BETH ROADFELDT was in the Orchestra. She is planning to attend the University of Minnesota and later study in the East, majoring in music. . . . Raquel . . . Women’s Lib . CONRAD ROAL worked part-time and wav a member of Ski Club. He will attend college nest fall. NANCY ROBB served as a gym aid in her Senior year She plans to attend the University of Minnesota nest fall. KATHERINE ROBERTS was in Choralicrs and worked part time. She is planning to attend Normandalc Junior College STEPHEN ROCHEFORD was active in various Teen-Age Republican clubs and worked part time. He hopes to attend either St. Thomas College or West Point Academy. ELIZABETH ROCKMAN wav active in Ski Club. NHS. and she was also a Blue Tn Chapter President She plans to attend college in the fall DAWN RODLEY worked part-time She plans to travel after graduation. DAVID ROGERS was in the Pep Band. Marching Band, and Orchestra. He was in NHS. Millwheels, and played on the tennis team. His future plans include college ANTHONY ROMANO worked part time. His future plans include entering the Armed Forces. JEFFREY ROOT had a part in the Class Play and participated in Millwheels KEVIN ROSEEN worked part-time. His plans include furthering his education by attending college LISA ROTEGARD was in NHS. AFS. and worked part-time. She is planning to attend college. BRIAN ROTVOLD was a member of the Grtst Staff. Student Council, NHS. Class Play. Ski Club, and AFS. He is planning to attend either Gustavut or Maealester SALLY RUCH was a member of NHS. Senior Board. Ramsey and Fuller tutoring program, and worked part-time. She is planning to attend college TIMOTHY RYAN plans to travel around the United States this summer and attend the Minnesota School of Business nest fall JOY RYDQUIST was in N.H.S. and worked on the office staff. She plans to attend college after graduation orange blue . . . Bridgeman’s . . . SCOT I RYNCHFK acted .is a gym aid and worked part time He plans in work and go to college after highschool. STEVEN SAI.TZMAN participated in the Urban Arts Program, lie is planning to go tocollcgc after graduation. KATHRYN SANDAHL belonged to Blue Tn in her senior year. She plans to attend Vocational and train in the field f electronics. MICHAEL SANDIN' had a role in the class play. He worked part-time and is planning to go to the University of Minnesota. MARK SANDO was in the Republican Club He hopes to attend Normandale Junior College nest year. GLYNIS SANFOR D was in the Ski Club and worked part-time She is Planning to attend the University of Minnesota or Normandale Junior College. CRAIG SATZ was in N.II.S. and on the baseball tcum. He worked part-time and is making plans to attend college in California. PAMELA SCHATZLEIN was a member of ski Club. She worked part-time during her senior year and plans to attend college after she graduates. DONALD SCHEI is planning to work full-time after high school. KIRSTEN SCHEID worked this year and plans to travel after graduation. FREDERICK SCHEURER worked part-time He i planning to study aeronautical engineering at St. Olaf College. DIANNE SCHLUETER was in Junior Achievement. Blue Tri, A.F.S.. and Senior Board She hopes to attend college and become a secretary. . . . Sweet Baby James ... not having to take gym KAY SCHMIDT was in Blue Tri. N.H.S., and on the W AHI AN staff: she was co-captain of the girl's swim team and played on the badminton team. She plans to attend college. majoring in art education. JEFFREY SCHOBERG is planning to go to the University of M innesota. GARY SCHOFIELD is undecided about his future plans. NORA SCHROEDER was active in Blue Tri. Student Council. N.H.S.,and Ski Club; she was a reporter on the Grist staff and had a role in the Class Play. She is planning to attend Iowa State University. TERRI SCHULTZ was in Blue Tri. She hopes to attend Normandale Junior College MARTIN SCHULZ was in the Class Play und on the track team He is pl.inning4o work at Glacier National Park after graduation 11IOM AS SCUR R Y hopes to enter college or trade school upon his graduation. BECKY SEEHUSEN was on the work program and plans to go to a business college after graduation, ROBERT SEMBA was a member of N.H.S.. the Chess Club. Lettermen's Club, and the tennis team. He is planning to pursue a career in medicine. LINDA SENDECKY was in Bluc-Tri. NHS. Class Play. Millcrmatcs. the Guthrie Tccn Board, and worked part-time. Her plans include majoring in economics at the University of Minnesota. MARTHA SERR1N was in NHS. and Bluc-Tri. She helped with publicity for the Class Play and will attend college this fall. ANNE SHARP is planning to work for a year, then attend the University of Minnesota. FREDERICK SHERMOCK participated in the Urban Arts Program. THOMAS SIGERSETH was captain of the junior varsity football team. He will attend cither Norm.md.ilc or Metropolitan Junior College. GREGORY SIMPSON worked part-time. He plans to travel after graduation. ... the Moratorium ... “Dark Shadows” ... HARRIET SIMS participated in AFS. NHS. and theGrist Staff. She Hopes to attend college at Carlcton. JAMES SISSON was co-captain of the junior varsity hockey team. He has a part-time job and is planning to attend college and travel after graduation. BRICE SMITH was a member of Lcttcrmcn's Club and captain of the swim team. He had a part in the Class Play and plans to attend the University of Minnesota. KEVIN SMITH was a member of the Republican Club, lie plans to attend college after graduation. SCOTT SMITH was in Millwheels, junior varsity football, and worked part-time. He hopes to attend the University of Minnesota. VICTOR SMITH was in the Ski Club. Grist staff, swimming team, and football teams. He is planning to study prelaw at Bcinidji State College. LESLIE SMYSER participated in the Homecoming show and worked part-time. Her future plans include marriage. ALAN SOLYNTJES is planning to attend college after graduation. He has worked part-time during his senior year. ROLF SONN'ESYN was in NHS. Student Council, and worked part-time. He is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. JOSEPH SPIELMANN was on the football team. His future plans are focused on money. JANE STANTON is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. KRISTIE STARR was on the girls’ swim team and the badminton team. She plans to study commercial urt at Vocational Technical School CARRIE STEFFER was in AFS, NHS, and Class Play crew. She is planning to attend Bcmidji State College. JON STEINKE plans to attend Vocational Technical School. BRADLEY STENOIEN is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. . . . “Be Kind to Gordie Zorch Week” JILLSTEVENIN was active in Bluc-Tri. Youth M A R.C.. NHS. and Ski Club She worked on the Class Play, and is planning to attend Augsburg College and enter the field of social work. JAY STICKNEY was a member of NHS. Republican Club, and a library aide. He worded part-time and his future plans are undecided. ALLAN STOCKEY was a member of the Ski Club. Letter-men's Club, WAHIAN staff, and worked part-time. He is planning to attend college and a technical training school. BRIAN STONE was in marching, concert, stage and pep bands, and worked part-time. He is planning to work fulltime upon graduation. MARCIA STOYKE was in the Class Play. Millwheels, and worked part-time. She is presently making plans to attend college JENNIFER STUBBINGS wasin AFS. Blue-Trt. Ski Club, and the Class Play crew. She plans to return to her native Australia and continue her education. MARY SULLIVAN worked part-time and was active in Bluc-Tri She is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. DAVID SUNDBERG worked part-time and was on the WAHIAN staff. He would like to travel m the future. STEPHEN SVEOM was in choir and Madrigals, and golf team He is planning to attend college in Seattle JILL SWEETNAM was a member of NHS, Senior Board, and worked pari lime. She plans to work in the field of physical therapy with a biology major. JACK SWENSON worked part time. His future plans are undecided. NANCY SWENSON was active in Bluc-Tn and Ski Club. She will be attending St. Cloud State College next fall. MICHAEL SWIFT was on the ski team jnd worked part time at a ski shop. ARKADY SYNHAIVSKY was on the Gnst stafT and in Millwheels and NHS. He plans to continue his education. PATRICIA TASA was in Bluc-Tn. A P'S. NHS. Senior Board. WAHIAN stafT. and worked part-time. She plans to attend college and major in elementary education. . . . the Caves . . . Janis Joplin . . . JULIE TAYLOR is undecided as to her future plans LANCE TAYLOR was Homecoming King and was active in Ski Club. After graduation he plans on attending a state college. DAVID TEAGUE was a member of the Ixttcrmcn's Club and NHS. He was on the track team and was captain of the cross country team. He plans to go to college next fall. DEBORAH TEARSE was in NHS. band and orchestra She is planning to attend Guslavus Adolphus College. MAUREEN TEEFY was in Blue-Tn. Children’s Workshop. and worked part time. She is hoping to attend the Boston Conservatory of Music. THOMAS TETTING was m NHS and participated in Millwheels. He hopes to travel in Europe this summer. LINDA THARAI.DSON participated in Bluc-Tn and was the 1970 Homecoming Queen. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota next fall. HOLLY THORV1G participated in the Cooperative Work Program. She plans to go to Europe this summer PAUL TIERNEY is undecided astothi future plans SUSAN TORNQUIST was active in AFS. NHS, Ski Club. Choraliers. and Bluc-Tri JANICE TORSTENSON wav in Millwheel and the Urban Arts Program. She is planning to attend college after graduation. SHERYL TREPP was in AFS and Bluc-Tri She Plans to attend Moorhead Stutc College and travel to Spain. ROBERTA TRUAX was on the work program and her future plans arc undecided. ROY TRUELSON began studying pre-med at the University of Minnesota his senior year. TERRY TUNNELL was on the Class Play crew and worked part-time. She plans to become a nurse. DEBRA VAN BOCKEL was in the U.C. Club. Her post graduation plans include college. MARTHA VAN GORDER was in AFS. NHS. and Blue Tri: she was co-captain of Millcrmates and responsible for the costumes in the Class Play. She is planning to attend Iowa State University. BETTY VANBERG was a member of Blue Tri. AFS. NHS. and played on the badminton team. She hopes to attend college and travel after high school. . . gold and white tassels . . . finals . . . sending; MICHAEL VAN HILST was active in Chess Club. Bridge Club. AFS. Republican Club. Debate, and Forensics; he was in the Soccer Club and a member of Senior Board. He hopes to attend Massachusetts Institute of Technology. CHRISTOPHER VECOLI was in the Lettermen s Club and on Student Council. He plans to go to college and travel. KATHLEEN VEDEEN participated in Youth M.A.R.C. and the Drama Club. Her post-graduation plans include work and travel. BARBARA VEST was in Blue Tri. Youth M.A.R.C . Senior Board, and worked part-time. She is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. RICHARD VOGT was a cheerleader during his senior year. He plans to attend a junior college nest fall. VICTORIA VOGT plan to work after graduation. VAI.tRIE VOLDING wav in Millwheels and is planning to enter the field of commercial art. DEBRA VONFELDON was in MIS. Blue-Tn. Ski Club, and worked part-time. She i� planning to attend Mankato State College upon graduation RALPH WAADE worked part-time as a painter during the rear. His future plans are undecided RUSSELL WAADE wordc part-time this year and plans to continue working after graduation | JEFFREY WADE was on the football and track teams and in Lettcrman's Club. He is planning to attend Northwestern University or the University of North Dakota. SCOTT WAGNER plans to join the Air Force after graduation and eventually go to college PATTI WALLIN was a member of NHS and worked part-time. She plans to attend other Wichita State or Oklahoma City University. ANN WALTON was in Blue-Tn and worked part-time. She is planning to enter the University of Minnesota at Duluth and study in the field of art. TANYA WALTON was in intramural volleyball and worked part-time. She plans to attend college and become a nurse. •ollege applications . . . waiting for a reply . . . CHERYL WARREN was on A.V. crew and worked part-time. She is plunning to attend college, become a model, and travel. AHMED WASSIE was active in AES. Youth M A R C., and was on the cross country and soccer teams. His future plans are to return to his native home. Ethiopia, and attend the University of Haile Sdlaset. TRUDY WATSON worked part-time and plans to attend the University of Minnesota, majoring in interior design. WARREN WEAVER was on the baseball team and participated in Millwheels and Choralicrs. CAROL WEBB plans to enter the field of business. MARK WEBSTER was in Ski Club and plans to attend the University of Wisconsin. RUTH WELBAUM was m Blue Tri. AFS. Youth M A R C., and Drama Club. She plans to go into Art education. MICHAEL WELCH was a member of Letlcrman’sXlub and cuptjin of the swim team. He plans to enlist in the Navy. DANIEL WELSCHINGER wus a member of the Ski Club and Junior varsity hockey learn. He participated in the Urban Arts Program and is planning to study architecture at M ankato State College WILLIAM WEST worked part-time during the year. He hopes to attend Vocational and train in machine drafting. PAUL WESTHOFF was on the softball team, and acted as Vice-President of the Student Council, and was a Homecoming allcndcnt His future plans include continuing his education. JAMES A. WHITE was active on the wrestling team and junior varsity football squad. His future plans include attending either a college or a school of technology JAMES L. WHITE worked part-time, and presently has plans to go into high school administrating. ROBERT WIEBE was a member of Lettermen's Club. He played on the varsity football, basketball and baseball teams and plans to go onto college. DEBORAH WIKSTROM was a member of MIS and helped with publicity for the class play. She plans to major in sociology at the University of Minnesota . . . the midi . . . West Bank . . . “case of MARY WILKINSON was active in gymnastics. She is planning to attend the University of Minnesota, JAYNE WILLETT worked part-time this past year. Her future plans arc unresolved at this point. BRADLEY WILLIAMS worked part-time during his senior year He hopes to attend the University of Minnesota and major in engineering. CASANDRA WILLIAMS was on the track team, and played volleyball. She is planning to attend Mankato State College in the fall. RHONA WILLIAMS was active in Forensics. Blue Tri. AFS. Student Council. W AH IAN staff. Guthrie and Pow-ers Teen Boards, was a Homecoming attendent. and worked part-time. Her post-graduation plans include attending Macalcster College HELEN WILSON is undecided about her future plans. SHARON WINGER was a member of Girl' Choir. She plans to eventually become an airline stewardess. GERALD W ITHERS was co-captain of the football team and played on the basketball and baseball teams. He plans to attend college in River Falls, Wisconsin. DANIEL WOLD worked part-time and is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. MICHAEL WOLFF is planning to make a career in the Armed Forces. DONALD WONG was on the Grist and WAHIAN staffs and worked part-time on the work program He plans to attend the University of Minnesota. VICKI WOOD was a member of NHS and the Republican and Bridge clubs. She hopes to attend the University of Minnesota at Duluth DONALD WOODBRIDGE worked part-time this year. He is planning to mayor in chemistry at the University of Minnesota. JUDITH WOODLING participated in Bluc-Tn. NHS. the swimming team, and the class play. KIMBERLY W YNN was a member of the pep band. Senior Board, and Forensics. She plans to attend Grumbling University in Louisana and go to Africa for a year. the disappearing cheerleaders” . . . WHS. EUGENE YERIGAN plans to attend the University of Minnesota after graduation. LUANN YERKS was a member of NHS and she plans to attend the University of Minnesota. JOAN YOUNGQUIST was a member of NHS, choralicrs, and madrigals. She also participated in Millwheels and plans to study elementary education in college THOMAS ZANDLO was on the wrestling team and worked parl-time. He plans to attend college. BRENDA ZEMPEL hopes to continue her education and become a beautician. RENA ZUMBERGE was a homecoming attendent. She plans to be married and travel after graduation As I grow older and more lired My thoughts meander as a clouded river winds among tall trees I can make no sense of people The way they run I think I'll just sit here on my front porch in my favorite chair and rock away the hours If I’m lucky my dog will come home Rest her head on my feet and search my face with those eyes for a hint of dinner.” Doug Bishop IHHHH Acknowledgments Doris Dingley Editor Marcia Bamberger Photo-Coordinator Paul Hartley Production Chief Rhona Williams Copy Editor Richard Johnson Business Manager Laurie Hamer Linda Kingsberg Cathy Klcnck Gail Myers Layout Staff Vicki Iverson Krista Nelson Copy Staff “WAHIAN ’71 has evolved from many long hours spent working by the staff during third hour, after school, and on weekends. Unsure of what was ahead of us at the beginning of the year, we quickly realized the importance of patience, cooperation, understanding, and working together in harmony. The yearbook could not have succeeded without the continual help and effort from a number of people. Many thanks to: our advisor, Miss Sue Brazzell, for her inspiration, guidance, and all-around good humor. to the whole staff and our dedicated photographers, who constantly carried more than their share of responsibilities. to Authur’s Portraiture for their fantastic cooperation and to “Norm for being much more than just a great photographer. and finally to Marcia and Paul, who stood by me during every deadline crisis and kept me from losing my mind. to everyone, a sincere thank you. Doris Dingley Editor Dave Barr Seniors Kay Schmidt The Seniors of 1971 would like to remember DAVEHELDE MIKEOKADA who would have been a part of our graduating class. Ed Lee Allan Stockey Patty Tasa Larry Falk Mark Nelson Dave Sundberg Don Wong Underclassmen Sports Activities Photographers 204 Suzanne Brazzell Advisor ■ -