Washington Park High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

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Through the pages of this book, your Kipi Staif of 1952 hopes to reflect the events which made our last year at Park such a memorable one. - ff '.1Q7k'i'4 y. Dedication... During one of the most extraordinary years Park High has ever witnessed, one man in particular has set an example of leadership. Stepping from the role of athletic director to that of administrator is no easy job, but with his friendly drawl and Hrm - yet informal manner, he has captured the hearts of all. For these, and many inexpressible attributes, we dedicate this book to John Prasch. May he enjoy many more successful years! Table of Content PERSCNALITIES Faculty . Seniors . SPORTS . . Boys' Sports Girls' Sports ACTIVITIES . Dramatics . Clubs T95 'X S7 T fl f fc A 5' On W Z3 21595 Administration Another Kipi signifies that one more milestone has been reached in the history of Park High School. Each graduation promotes you seniors into higher positions as future citizens of Racine. It also marks the completion of your formal connection with Park High and a more independent endeavor for each individual. Whatever your future work and responsi- bility may be, your teachers will watch with pride and keen interest the progress you make. We have striven to give you a background of knowledge and under- standing which will bring you and our community much satisfaction. I hope that, as you look through these pages now and in the years ahead, the realization that you shared with us the task of building the fine reputation which Park High School enjoys, will bring to you a sense of lasting satisfaction. A. B. CLOSE When asked what he was doing, a bricklayer looked down at his mortar and bricks and explained that he was working at hard physical labor in order to earn a daily wage. His companion, who was doing similar work, had a different answer to the same question. Looking upward where the scaffolding of the new building rose skyward, this workman ex- plained that he was doing his part to help in the construction of a great and beautiful building. The story of the bricklayers is old but to me it illustrates and defines the fundamental spirit that makes Park different and better than other schools. Park High is not just another school nor just an ordi- nary building. Park High is a great and living youth- serving agency, and it is prevented from becoming ordinary by the spirit of its students and teachers. This book is a pictorial record of the school activi- ties for the past year, and illustrates the ways in which we have all been builders of Park High. A perusal of these pages will strengthen your faith in Park High and impress you with the huge role Park has played in your life. JOHN PRAscH THEODORE BEACH, Industrial Arts Chairman, Wcmodwork LEANDER BERVEN, Science J. WILLIAM CHRISTENSEN, Mathematics MARY EMMETT, English ELIZABETH FELTEN, English MARY GORDON, Science, Physical Education ALBERT HALL, English CHARLES HAUMERSEN, Electricity RAYMOND HAWKER, Social Science ETHEL HOLT, English WILLARD ISELIN, Social Science RAYMOND KAYON, Athletic Director, Physical Education GERALD KONGSTVEDT, English PHILIP KRAUSE, Science, Athletics EMIL KUESTER, Social Science, Athletics FAC U LT Y JACK LARSEN, English ALTA LAUB, Languages MARY LOCHNER, Social Science JACOB LA BONDE, Machine Shop MARY MCDONALD, Commercial PATRICIA MILLER, Social Science ANNA NEITZEL, Mathematics FLORENCE PENNEFEATHER, Commercial DOROTHY PERHAM, Social Science JOHN PHILLIPS, Commercial, Physical Education, Athletics GRACE PISKULA, Physical Education Chairman WILLIAM POLLEY, Science MARY PUGH, Social Science Chairman WILLARD RAYMOND, Mathematics, Science, Athletics ARTHUR RITT, Driver Education FRANCIS ROGERS, Science DOROTHY ROOT, Mathematics THOBURN ROWE, Speech and Dramatics RUTH RUGGLES, English MARION RYAN, Home Economics EILEF SAETVEIT, Music HELEN SAWYER, Art FREDERICK SCHULTE, Music Chairman MARY SHANKLAND, Home Economics WARREN SMITH, Language THEODORE STEWART, English, Athletics BOYDEN SUPIANO, Social Science, Athletics ROGER TASKER, Mechanical Drawing CHARLES TUBBS, Mathematics MARGARET TUESCHER, Home Economics Chairman F A C U L T Y 9 FACULTY I ELIZABETH WALKER, English ERWIN WALL, Commercial Chairman GUY WEAVER, Commercial, Athletics ALMA WEICHERS, Foreign Languages Chairman ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, English Chairman JOHN WOOLEY, Printing AN TOI NETTE ASHENBRUCKER, Librarian MARIE FARLEY, Assistant Librarian JOYCE GERBENSKY, Oflice Clerk NANCY ALBRIGHT, Office Clerk AUDREY PAHL, Nurse MARY POTTER, City Supervisor of Mathematics GENEVIVE RODIGAN, Home Visitor RUTH ANN STEIBEL, Secretary enior Class Officers -3 1'Q'-.-g'5l'3f.,'gi2.i Mf..Jg if.,',-.f,L . fm 'a',vW'W'-W '- ' '1-'f,'Br'.'i'1tff f - C,:L9ji'f. Bob Thygeson, President of the Class of 1952, took this honor and responsibility in his stride and achieved a successful year. Bob was a delegate to Badger Boys' State last year and this year won the N. R. O. T. C. Scholarship. Bob plans to continue his education at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Vice-president Dick Dybvad was one of the court of honor at the Football Festival. As a sophomore he was president of his class and successfully filled both offices. Diana Hood, Secretary, has been an active member of Park High School for three years. Last year she went to Badger Girls' State, and this year headed a very successful talent show. She also served as secretary of her Junior Class. Joyce Larson, Treasurer, has sung in our A Cappella Choir, served as President of the French Club, has been a member of Student Council, and was one of the court of honor in the Football Festival. We can be sure the Senior Class funds are in capable hands. 11 'R gm 16 l 'Q' S- it ':- fx 1 B 1:9 Y'-p, DOROTHY ADMADT Calm is the sea on which her course is kept. DONALD R. AGER Varsitv Club, Band A, Cross-Country, Track, Student Council, Intramurals, Driving Club. He sits high in the hearts of all. MARION AI-BRIGHT Wichaka, Co-Rec, Student Control, Science Club, In- tramurals. From her we seldom hear a peep. But rememher still water runs deep. NORMAN R. ANDERSEN Red Cross, Co-Rec, Track, Cross-Country, In- tramurals. Fm in favor of a fve day weekend. BOB ANDERSON Wrong Font Club. Nothing in the affairs of man is worth anxiety. BUD ANDROFF Basketball, Track, Varsity Club, Student Council, Library Monitor, Intramurals. Our shooting star! MYRNA APPEI.. Loyalty, sincerity, and friendliness are hers. BRIAN BAGLEY Cross Country, Varsity Club, Track, French Club, Intramurals, Library Monitor. Ask anyone in 133 what a terrific chairman Brian is! MARC BARON Kipi-Co-Editor, Hi-Y Pres., Co-Rec, A Cappella, Student Council, Boys' Glee Club Pres., Library Monitor, Intramurals. Few hearts with virtue so warmed, Few heads with knowledge so informed. NANCY E- BARRETT S.C,A. Cashier. Co-Rec, Wichaka, Intramurals, G.A.A. Mighty sweet, mighty gay, Mighty nice in every way. JEANETTE M. BARTOW Intramurals, Bowling, Wichaka. A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. JIM BAY Intramurals. If silence is golden, then lim is a millionaire. CAROL MAE BECK Beacon, Chess Club, BRL Club, Intramurals, Christian Fellowship Club. The kind of girl that gives and receives true friendship. IAN GEORGE BECKETT Einsteinites, Co-Rec, Rifle Club, Ushers, Better Driving Club, Cafeteria, Swimming, Chess, Track, Tennis, Intramurals, Badminton, Movie Operators. My heart is warmed hy the friends I make. PATRICIA R. BERESFORD Wichaka, Sorclle, Intramurals, French Club. A wonderful girl to have around Few so efficient can he found. MARY JANE BERNARDY Dramatics, Modern Dance. All the world's a stage. DIANE M. BLOSS Co-Rec. G.A.A.. Talent Show, Intramurals, Wichaka, Beacon, BRI. Club, Prom Decorations, Tennis Club. Naughty and nice. But who doesn't like spice? HARRY JOSEPH BOHAN I-Ii-Y, Football, Track, Intramurals, Band, Soph, Football Mgr. He'll graduate with a hachelor's degree. DIANA BONARIVA Student Council, Kipi, Wichaka, Co-Rec, Bowling Club, Executive Council, Student Control, Latin Club, Intramurals. In high school, success she has achieved: Of this future nurse, the world is in need. ELINOR BORIAN Student Council, S.C.A. Cashier, Wichaka, Co-Rec, Sorelle, Orchestra, Intramurals, BRL Club. Her eyes so dark, her hair so hlack- Nothing does our Elly lack. BARBARA JEAN BOROWSKI Choristers, Forum Debate, Intramurals, Latin Club, Dramatics, Noon Control. The world admires thee, thy friends adore. JONITA G. BOWMAN Choristers, French Club, Student Control, Commer- cial Honor Club, Student Council, Kipi, Beacon, Intramurals. Bright as they make 'ern, clever as well, Only good things about her can we tell. EVA ROSA BRADAC G.A.A., Intramurals, Wichaka. Here's to the athletic girl, Always in a husy whirl! JOHN H. BRACK Vice-Pres. German Club, Wrestling. A small amount of person with a large amount of personality. JEANETTE BRYANT Student Council fTreas.l, Cheerleader, Orehesis, Sorelle, Kipi, Wichaka, Latin Club, Drivers Club CSec-Treasb, Intramurals, Pep Club, Executive Council. jolly and merry and full of fun- Brilliant is she in more ways than one. TOM BUFFHAM Football, Track, Intramurals, Drivers Club. A young man in his early flirties. JERRY BUNG Rifle Club, Noon Dance Band. A hard 'working fellow who can't he heat, Ierry's the type we all like to meet. RONALD BURMAN Scribblers, Beacon, French Club. He'd rather spend gold on hooks than food. DONALD GEORGE BUSH Boys' Glee Club, Track, Student Council, Co-Rec, Football, Intramurals, A Cappella. Like the clothes he wears, he's always cheery and hright. SHARON LEE CARLSON Spanish Club, Intramurals. Rather shy, hut loads of fun She'll never give in until she's won. DAVE CARSE Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Track, Varsity Club, I-Ii-Y, Intramurals, Library Monitor, Drivers Club. The ghost of Hudson Bay who went haunting one night. HARVEY E. CHRISTENSEN Student Council, A Cappella, I-Ii-Y, Co-Rec, Exec. Council, Einsteinites, Kipi, Intramurals, Beacon, Scribblers, Boys' Glee Club, Driving Club. Get out to Kringleville and you will hnd A terrific fellow--there'.r only one of his kind. JEAN L. CHRISTENSEN Student Control, Student Council, French Club, Forum-Debate. Sorelle, Wichaka. Wonderful to look at, wonderful to see, Wonderful to walk with, a complete wonder is she. JOHN M. CHRISTENSEN Intramurals. Full of fun, and lots of it. EREDA L. CHRISTIANSEN Bowling Club, Riding Club. To he simple is to he great. ALICE JANE CHRISTOFFERSEN A Cappella, French Club, Student Control, Beacon, Sorelle, Forum Debate. She always has her work well done, And still Ends time to have some fun. I'-.J JOHN CLEARY Student Council, Science Club fPresh, German Club, Ein- steinites, Wrestling, Intramurals. A man of dirtinttion. HELEN E. CLEVELAND Red Cross, Pep Club. Helen ir the quiet one Although quiet Jhe'r lotx of fun. BETTY A. COATES Co-Rec, Wiclmaka, Bowling, Intramurals, Sorelle, German Club, Beacon. So friendly and nice W ith a charm that rneltx ice. PAUL CODY Executive Council, Football, Student Council, Track, I-Ii-Y, Co-Rec, Intramurals, Spanish Club, Wfrestling. Tall-zlurh--anzl really grand To him 1z'e'll aliwayr gitfe a hantl. ALAYNE COLLINS Spanish Club KSCCJ, Dramatics, Sorelle, Wicliaka, S,C.A. Cashier, Intramurals, Beacon, BRL Club. Even rilence may he eloquent. JANICE JEAN CONRAD Orchestra, Tennis, Wichaka. She'J a nice little girl, we vow: At .fturlying .fhe'J a wow. SHEILA M. COOPER Bowling Club, Riding Club, Intramurals. Beautiful eye.r anzl rnifchief in every zliruple. ROBERT W. CORMACK Football, Track, Hi-Y, Co-Rec, Usher Club, Vars sity Club, A Cappella, Library Monitor, Intramurals, Boys' Glee Club. A right gorul fellow, through and through, Hi: merit: are many, hir faults are feuf. LINDA S. DELUCA Wiclxaka, Bowling. She liver life ar it corner. MARILYN DITLEVSON Shelf quiet and Jhe'r quite rererverl, Her cornplirnentf are -well zlererzfezl, GUY H. DIXON Il Student Council, Student Control, Co-Rec, Hi-Y, Beacon. French Club, Dramatics. Tl96V6,.f mischief in hir eye, But heir one Jewell Guy. ,IOANNE DOCTER Orchesis fCo-Presl. A Cappella, Wichaka, Co-Rec, Student Council, Student Control, French Club 1Treasl, Homecoming Queen, Intramurals. The Queen of the Ball, GERALD M. DOWMAN Beacon, Chess Club fPresl, Suuare Dance Club, Rgie Club, Science Club, Kipi, Dramatics, S,C.A. Cashier, Co-Rec, BRL Club C resl. The fellow with a Jmile, already fo use it. JACK C. DUDLEY Kipi Photographer, Beacon Photographer, Class Play. Take a picture. It'll last longer! KENNETH G. DUE Intramurals, Projectionist. Hir talents are of the Jilent type. DICK DYBVAD Football, Basketball, Track, Soph. Class Pres., Senior Class V.-Pres., Intramurals. We know the gentleman to he of worth. JOANN DWIGHT Intramurals, Bowling Club. A tweeter girl ir html to hurl. DONNA EASTERDAY Co-Rec, Spanish Club, Wichaka, Intramurals, Badminton Club. Shea little, hut .rhe'.f wire, She'J a terror for her rize. 3' . ,X 2 ,..v s., i- SN XT' RICHARD E. EAVES Intramurals. Never in a hurry Never cause for worry. ORRIN SAMUEL EDIWARDS Einsteinitcs Club, Band, C0-Rec, BRL Club Great hopes make great men. NORMA ENGBERG Christian Fellowship Club, Red Cross. The kind of girl that gives and receives true friendship. LILLIAN A. ENGSTROM Rifle Club CSUCJ, Bowling Club, French Club CofRec. A sweeter girl just can't he found, For her winning way is renowned. PHIL ERDMAN Intramurals, Wrong Font, Beacon. Merrily, merrily, I shall live. B12.A'l'RICE S. ERICKSON A Cappella, French Club, Dramatics, S,C.A usilcr. Running on a ticket of smiles. Sure to win. CHARLES EVANS Wrong Font, Kipi Photographer. Who is that tall fellow with the camera? That's Chuck! CLARENCE FARNSWORTH French Club, Intramurals. Enemies? He has hut one. That's his work,' it s hard to get done. KEN FEHL A Cappella, German Club, Boys' Glee Club, Intramurals, Co-Rec, Student Council. So handsome, friendly and mischievous too, We gjow to like him through and through. OSKAR BILL FEICHTINGER Student Council, Intramurals, Swimming, Or- chestra, Einstelnites, Science Club. To one thing we all agree, A hright congenial guy is he. DOROTHY ANN FERGUS Wichaka, Commercial Honor Club, Intramurals, Bowling Club, G.A.A. Full of fun? You het. WAYNE DAVID FERGUS Intramurals, Rifle Club. A riot even when quiet. DELORES M. FINK Intramurals. Her angelic look hides a wonderful sense of humor. JUDY ANN FLANNIGAN Bowling Club, Intramurals. Let us smile and he jolly To worry is folly. JANET EILEEN FLYNN A Cappella, Wichaka, Intramurals, Latin Club, Bea- con. Kipi. Square Dance Club, Student Control, Pep Club, BRL Club. She's clever, she's carefree, she's happy and gay, She smiles all her smiles in a nice little way. SALLY H. FORSMARK A Cappella, Wichaka, Co-Rec, Bowling, Intramurals, G.A.A. Ambition, beauty, and loads of fun, All wrapped into this happy one. NANCY FORWARK Student Council--Secretary, Co-Rec, Wichaka, Orchcsis, Latin Club, A Cappella. Twinkling eyes, sparkling wit, That's why Nancy's made a hit. BONNIE BELLE FREDRICKSON Intramurals, Christian Fellowship Club. This Bonnie lass has surely lived up to her name. n CAROL FREUDENTHAL Spanish Club, Bowling Club, Riding Club. To he nice is surely an art. MATT DANIEL FREY A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club. I never think of the future. It comes too soon if I do. KATIE FRIDAY G.A.A. vrteasy, Co-Rec, Wichaka, Tennis Club, Badminton Club, Student Control, Intramurals, Bowling, Otchesis. Shiny halo of soft hlond hair Eyes so hlue antl complexion so fair. JAKE FRIESEMA Football, Basketball, Intramurals, Varsity Club, Choristers. A country boy and an all around sport in worle or fuzz. WAYNE H. FULLER Rifle Club, Movie Operator. The quiet hut wonderful guy. VIRGINIA RUTH GARVER Dramatics, Talent Show, Einsteinites, Beacon, French Club, Science Club, Co-Rec, Wichaka, Choristers, Intramurals, BRL Club. Slow to anger hut quick to unrlerstand. ELAINE ELISE GEBHARD Bowling Club. Full of fun and fancy free. ANN GEBHARDT Student Council, Orchesis, Wichaka, Co-Rec, Bowling Club, Kipi, Intramurals, French Club, Pep Club. Pretty, witty. clezfer and fair, Not another like her anywhere. ROBIN L. GEORGE A Cappella, Co-Rec, Hi-Y, Dramatics, Boys' Glee Club, Movie Operator, Football. He's made a special study of the hirzls and Beas. KAREN JOAN GEYER Forum Debate, Co-Rec, Science Club, Wichakn, S.C.A. Cashier, Intramurals, Latin Club, Tennis Club. Here is eiferything advantageous to life. EARLE GISTER Co-Editor of Kipi, Student Council, Hi-Y 1Pres, V.P., Treasl, Forum Debate, Co-Rec, Tri-School Council, Badger Boys' State, Dramatics, Spanish Club CV.P.J, Executive Council, Intramurals. Ahout Earle, what can we say? He fills the hill in every way. DAWN ANN GOODNETTER Pep Club, Wichaka, Intramurals, Noon- Dance Band, G.A,A. Buhhling over with laughter and fun. PATRICIA A. GRANGER G.A.A., Wichaka, Intramurals. A cheerful lass, full of fun, She's always nice to everyone. RICHARD GREGERSEN Intramurals, Driving Club. Someone quiet is just Diehl: hind. A hetter companion would he hard to fiml. JACK A- GREGORY Football, Varsity Club, Band-A, Track, Wrestling, Ushers Club, Intramurals, Cafeteria, Senior Play. Why hurry, the tortoise got there. CAROL GUTH Sorelle, Student Control, Wichaka, French Club, Bowling, Student Council. To know her is to like her. JOANN HALPIN A good gal to have in the Cafe. or anywhere. KAY A. HALTER Bowling Club, Wichaka, Intramurals. Not too tall, not too small. Fair and gay, and liked hy all. DANIEL ALLEN HANSCHE Hi-Y, Track, Intramurals, Football. A fellow like thir rhould never he wasted, and we're willing to het he won? he. SALLY HANSCHE Student Council, Student Control, A Cappella, Wichaka, Co-Rec, Bowling, Latin Club, Beacon, Intramurals. Her eye:-hrirn full of mirchief. BARBARA HANSEN A man ir alwayr better than a hook. DONALD HANSEN German Club, Band A. So friendly, you can't dirlike him. KAREN I-IANSEN Chirner in her heart. ALLAN R. HARRIS Band, Football. Hurry to rchool? Never! RICHARD JOSEPH HARTWEG Co-Rec, Science Club, Driving Club. Where there'r a will, there'.r a way. HELEN E. HARWOOD Latin Club, Wichaka, Riding Club, Intramurals, Tennis Club, Chotisters. I Unpretentiour, warm and friendly. FRANK A. HATHAWAY Orchestra, Science Club, S.C.A. Cashier. Small, hut .ro full of life. ANNE B. HAWKINS A Cappella, Band, Dramatics, Co-Rec, Wichaka, Intra- murals, French Club. g A light heart live: longer. CAROL L. HAYWARD Student Council, Co-Rec, Orchesis, Wichaka, G.A.A., Intramurals, Commercial Honor, French Club. Cute and happy, short and rnappy. PAT HEFFERON Rifle Club, Bowling, Band, Co-Rec, Red Cross. She'J alwayr intererted in everyone-a wonderful trait. DIANE HEINZ Student Council, Wichaka, Chess Club, BRL Club. A winning :mile never failr. ROLAND A. HEINZE Student Council, Rifle Club, Drivers Club, Intramurals. One of the 57 different hindi. JANET RUTH HENDERSEN A Capoella, G.A.A., Wichaka, Bowling, Pep Club, Beacon, Kipi, Intramurals, Square Dance, Student Control, Spanish Club, BRL Club. The cutert freckles on her note, Laughter frerh ar dew on a rore. LAVERNE M. HENKEI. A Cappella, Vlichaka, Co-Rec, Intramurals, Orchesis, Pep Club, Kipi. Have you ever reen anyone .ro full of fun? CAROL R. HENNINGFELD Badminton, Bowling, Intramurals. Laughter makes life rich. WARREN HARVEY HENRY Wrestling, Cross Country, Track, A Cappella, Co-Rec, Varsity Club, Football. - Hi: friendrhip ir the hind to he valued. sl EMMAJANE HERREID Student Council, Co-Rec, Wichaka, G.A.A., A Cap- pella, Beacon, Intramurals, S.C.A. Cashier, Pep Club. Her face is her fortune, and its runs into an attractive figure. DEAISI W. HESS Cheerleader, Student Council, Dramatics, Latin Club, Beacon, an . He'll cheer his way through life. MARY K- HILT Student Council, Orchesis, Drivers Club, Wichaka, Co-Rec, Intramurals, Latin Club. There may he millions of Marys, But this one's one in a million. NANCY HOAG Co-Rec, Chorister, BRL Club, Wichaka, Kipi, Beacon, Intra- murals, Student Control, Pep Club, Square Dance Club. Wirlsorne, forthright, and unaffected. DORIS JEAN HOEFT Student Council, Commercial Honor Club, Co-Rec, Choristers, G.A.A., Wichaka, Intramurals. A treasure who carries with ease The qualities which always please. DON E. HOFFMANN Intramurals. For he'r a jolly good fellow. WILLIAM F. HOFFMANN Basketball, Track, Intramurals, Hi-Y, Football. Without benefit of hreworhs. DIANE M. HOHENSEE Student Council, Sorelle, Bowling Club, Driving Club, Tennis Club, Intramurals. Mischief twinkling in her eyes, smiling she passes hy. GAIL HOMAN Student Council, Co-Rec, Latin Club, Wichaka, Sorelle, Intra- murals. She's a little flfEL'fdCk8?',' her hair is in hangs. DIANA HOOD fSecretaryD Senior Class, CSec-Treasb Junior Class, S.C.A. Cashier, Student Council, Exec. Council, fTreas,5 Wichaka, CTreas7 Bowling Club, Kipi, Co-Rec, Intramurals, CSecJ Latin Club. ' A perfect woman, nohly planned To warn, to comfort, and commanrlf' BARBARA L. HOUDEK Student Council, S.C.A. Cashier, Co-Rec, Wiclmaka, Latin Club, Bowling Club, Intramurals. Here'.r to the girl with the heart and smile, Who makes our spark of life worthwhile. DELORES M. HUCK Wichaka, A Cappella, Bowling, Intramurals. So sweet the blush of hashfulness. MARLENE ORA HUNTER A Cappella, Choristers, Sorelle, Christian Fellow- ship, Intramurals. She adds a smile to what was sweet hefore. ANTHONY ANDREW IANNELLO Rifle Club, Intramurals. What else is there to do but get into mischief? JAMES E. ISBELL Intramurals, Movie Operator. The goorl anrl wise live quiet litres. LAMAE JOYCE IVERSON Wiclmaka, Intramurals. Life is a game that two can play at. BONNIE RAE JACOB Bowling Club, Student Council, A Cappella, Intra- murals, Choristers, Blondes you can get from bottles, redheads just grow that way. KAREN KAY JACOBS G.A.A., Christian Fellowship Club, Co-Rec, Intra- murals, Band. Public energy number one. S 1:27 ,vw-4 Y . X . -nav' M LOIS M. JACOBSEN Student Council, G.A.A. CSec-Treasl, Orchesis, Kipi Co-Rec. Tennis Club, Swimming, Student Control, Intramurals, Band. To the athletic girl, may her heart -never he as hard as her muscle. GRACLYN M. JACOBSON Wichaka, Co-Rec, Beacon, Student Council, Com- mercial Honor, Forum Debate, Spanish Club, Choristers, Band. She userl to he bashful, quiet, and shy, But to those :lays she has long said good-hy. ANGIE JANETATOS Intramurals. She's always ready to he nice to everyone. NORMAN L. JENKINS Rifle Club, Science Club, Driving Club, Football, Intramurals. 1 h A winning way, a friendly smile, In all a fellow quite worthwhile. ALAN E. JENSEN A Cappella, Intramurals, Choristers, Bowling Club, Boys' Glee Club, Drivers Club. The silent type. But it takes little to start him. ALLAN CHARLES JENSEN Intramurals. He shows the worlrl how to smile. BILL C. JENSEN Intramurals, Hi-Y. How hlest is he who is a simple man. CAROL JENSEN Intramurals, Wichaka, Tennis Club. A fine girl with winning ways, She'll make friends throughout her rlays. GARY H. JENSEN Tennis, A Cappella. Co-Rec, Boys' Glee Club, Varsity Club, Intramurals, Driving Club. To rlescrihe him fully we worft try, IWe'll just say he's one swell guy. GLENN R. JENSEN Basketball, Football, Intramurals, Hi-Y, Drivers Club CVicc-Presb, Red Cross, Library Monitor. Hiya, Doll. LARRY F. JENSEN Intramurals. Every man is a volume if you know how to reafl him. RALPH NORMAN JENSEN Student Council, A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Hi-Y, Co-Rec, Einsteinites, Football, Cross-Country, Intramurals, Student Control. A great DANE, a line minrl. A nicer guy you coulrlzft fintl. CAROL JEAN JESSEN Christian Fellowship Club. Spanish Club, G.A.A., Intramurals. To looh on beauty such as her's makes one dream. LARRY WAYNE JOHNSON Choristers, Intramurals. Thou art a man of worth. NANCY JOHNSON Student Council, A Cappella, Wichaka, G.A.A., Co-Rec, Orchesis, Intramurals. French Club, Tennis Club. A magic magnetism that attracts. SHIRLEY MAY JOHNSON She lahorerl harrl and seemed content IV ith life, no matter how it went. VIRGINIA JOHNSON With a way so pleasing, she's nice to have arouurl. PEGGY JONES Student Council, Executive Council, Wichaka iTreas5, Co-Rec, Bowling Club, S.C.A. Cashier, Latin Club CSecb, Kipi, Student Control, A Cappella. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm, anrl our Peg is surely great. BOB JURGENS Track, Football Mgr., Varsity Club, Co-Rec, A Cappella. Chivalry is never lacking, even in his smile. JOYCE A. KALLIS Wichaka, Chorisrers, Intramurals, Tennis Club. God's gift to silence. DICK C- KELLER A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club, Co-Rec, Intramurals. Women are slow poison. What a wonrlerful way to die! BETTY L. KEMENY A quiet girl with quiet charm. AUDREY MARGARET KENNEDY Wichaka, Co-Rec, Student Control. She works all day, and works all night, She is the teachers' shining light. GERALDINE M. KENTON Wichaka, Co-Rec, S.C.A. Cashier, Spanish Club, Sorelle, Pep Club, Einsteinites A learler in all she undertakes. VIRGINIA ANN KERR Student Council, Student Control, Latin Club, Co- Rec, Bowling, Wichaka. just take a look at Ginny's smile, And all your days will he worthwhile. CARL H. KIERSTYN RiHe Club. Beware, I might do something sensational. CLAUDIA A. KIS A Cappella. Latin Club, Intramurals, Choristers. Shyness is Heauen's nohlest gift. NANCY LEE KISTER Sorelle, Co-Rec, Wichaka, Intramurals, Latin Club. She and her smile Always in style. JUNE D. KLASS Bowling, Wichaka, Girls' Intramurals. You think she's quiet-oh, yes, you do. But you rlon't know her as others do. V101-ET KI-INE Sorelle fTrcasl, Wichaka, French Club, BRL Club. Full of pep and energy is our Vi. GERALD KOHLER Intramurals, Co-Rec. Students rate him along with the rest, As a very fine fellow-one of the best. SALLY A. KONNAK Orchesis, Dramatics, German Club QTreas7, Student Council, Tennis Club, Science Club 1Secl, C0-Rec, Intramurals, Scribblers, Cheerleader, Forum Debate, Pep Club, Executive Council. Her pep made her rep. JOAN THERESA KRAUS A Cappella, German Club. Her ways are -ways of happiness. ROBERTA GAIL KRIEGER Forum Debate Club, Science Club, Orchestra, Band, French Club, Wichaka, G.A.A., Tennis Club, Intramurals. She has more sense than one person needs. In situations requiring thinking, she succeeds. GAIL JANET KROENING Dramatics, Orchesis, Co-Rec, Wichaka, Bowling, A Cappella, Spanish Club, Student Council, Intramurals, G.A.A. I feel faint! BEVERLY A. KRUTY Co-Rec, Wichaka, A Cappella, Bowling, Intramurals, Commercial Honor Club. Sweet ancl neat, hard to heat. JQYI AIEJH, KUEHNEMAN Wichalca, Co-Rec, Bowling Club, Einsteinitcs ilfln U , Ioy'r life if like the moon, tbere'J alwayr a man in it! NEAL F. KUNKE Co-Rec. Intramurals. A little nonrenre now anzl then. IJ natural with tbe bert of men. EARLE R. LAFAVE Science Club, Chess Club CTrcasl, Boys' Glcc Club, Intramurals, Track, S.C.A. Cashier. Alwayr laugb when you can.' it'.r good mezlicine. RONALD L. LAMBERTON The goozl :lie young. Gee but Ronnie'r bealtbyf WENDELL B. LANGMAN Noon Dance Band, Intramurals, Latin Club, Chess Club. Wentlell will give all people a treat, Hir trumpet muric ir ro Jzveet. Chorigtcrg, Alufayr rometbing in ber smile. VIOLA P. LARRABEE Choristcrs. No rote coultl be ar sweet. JOYCE LEONE LARSEN Senior Class Trens,, A Cappella, Student Council, French Club, S,C.A. Cashier. Choristers, Wicliaka. You may know tbe beauty in ber beart by the beauty in ber eyex. SHIRLEY ARLENE LARSEN Choriszers. Hardy anrl fun, tbat'.v Sbirley. THOMAS HAROLD LARSEN Scribblers Club, Science Club, Band, S,C.A. Cashier, Track, Intramurals. Tberelv more to it tban iurt living: you bazfe to be bappy. BARBARA ANN LARSON Modern Dance, Cheerleading, Bowling Club, Co-Rec, Latin Club. Wicliaka, Sorelle. Intramurals, A peaceful maiden. KENNETH VERN LARSON Dramatics, Science Club, Intramurals. Like bim-be ir every ounce a gentleman. KENNETH LARSON Intramurals. He trier to make you tbink be'r rby, But really be if quite the guy. PEGGY LARSON Seldom bearrl from, but important jurt tbe came. WILLIAM LAWSON Co-Rec, Hi-Y. Band, Tennis, Intramurals. 0b. my aching back! JOYCE M. LEHMAN Sorclle, Wichaka. Lucky tbe man wbo get: tbir elfcient Jecretary. KENNETH B. LEHNER Intramurals. Altbougb be ir a quiet lad, Wortlr of ufirtlom be bar bail. JEAN Y. LEM Student Council, Riding Club, Co-Rec, French Club, Science Club, Intramurals, Sorelle, Orchcsis, S.C.A. Cashier. Tennis Club. Her merit: are many, ber faulty are few. 'er-7 N.,- Vx RICHARD A. LEUDTKE Driving Club, Intramurals. Out lart night and out tonight again,' Get my lemons done, I wonder when. MARTHA LEWIS She'r nice, quiet, not often heard, But Martha'r one who is often preferred. THOMAS LILLIE Hi-Y, Intramurals, Rifle Club, Drivers Club, P. A. Operator. Succen' is coming. PETER M. LIVINGSTON Einsreinitcs CVice-Presb, Forum Debate CTreasD, Science Club, Rifle Club. Greatmind, hig fiddle, Hi: future? no riddle. LORNA MAE LOCKREM Wichaka, Intramurals, Latin Club. ' Many women who can't add can certainly dirtract. ELIZABETH LOCKWOOD Student Council. Einsteinites, Wichaka, Bowling Club, Co-Rec. French Club, Choristers, Kipi, Intramurals. She'x the kind of friend we all like to haue. ALDEN LONDRY You ask the questionr and I'll tell you the answerr. BETTY LOU LOPPNOW Bowling Club, Intramurals. Betty with her hair ro fair, ' Nice girly like her are really rare. DEAN C. MACAK Football, Track, Intramurals. It'.r people like him that keep the world going. RONALD MACK Tennis Club, Intramurals, German Club, Rifle Club, Drivers Club. Old King Cole was a merry old roul, But he had nothing on Ronnie. ' ALVIN R. MADISEN I.ntramurals, Driving Club. Al'.f quite a talker, if you only get to know him. BETTY JEAN MADSEN Choristers, Bowling Club, Wichaka, Sorelle. She letr her light thine without turning the .rpotlight on herrelf. ELLEN M. MADSEN Bowling Club, Wichaka, Sorelle, S.C.A. Cashier, Com- mercial Honor, Intramurals. A little .rpark may Jtart a large nre. HELEN B. MAGDECH Intramurals, Bowling Club. I line for rummer. CAROL MAE MAGILSKY Beacon, Choristers, Co-Rec, Sorelle, Wichaka Intramurals. The Beacon holds a .fpecial attraction, Carol pick: up her pencil and goet into action. JOANNA MAHERAS Bowling Club, Intramurals. When heart: are young and gay. DARLENE JEAN MAMMENGA None ir urelerr in the world who lighten: the hurden for others. TOM R. MANDEREELD Cross Country, Hi-Y, Student Council, Varsity Club Intramurals. He often hurnr the midnight oil, But often time: 'tix not for toil. X . 1. MARGARET E. IVIANN Christian Fellowship, Student Council. Intramurals, Rather than money or fame. Margie twill take her Bart. KAY A. MARCUSSEN G.A.A. fPresl. Orchesis, Bowling Club, Swimming. Intramurals, Einsteinites, Co-Rec, XVichaka, Kipi, Badminton Club, French Club, Student Control. Life i.r what you make it. The l1'0flIl ir how you take it. CARL R- MARES Football, Intramurals, Drivers Club, Beacon, Varsity Club. Fall of fan 11111, fancy free. GALE S. MARTIN A Cappella, Intramurals. Hit frienrllinerr if .Ff70IlflIllC'0ll.f,' yon'll netter fin1l hir equal. JOHN L. MARTIN Football. Basketball, Hi-Y. Co-Rec, S.C.A. Cashier, Li- brary Monitor, Intramurals, A Cappella, Varsity Club. A King in C1'Ul'jlfh7iIIj1 he 1l0e.r. GERALDINE W. MATTIE Bowling Club, Sorelle, Co-Rec, XVichaka, Intra- murals, Orchesis. Latin Club. jar! ll jfl'6!2Il'l3j'EIl glance. ll plearanf Jnlile. a tilt of the hea1l. dll!! Gerrie ix part. PATRICIA MCCOMBS Student Council, Co-Rec, S.C.A. Cashier, Intramurals, Bowling Club, Orchesis, Her llllllll newer kllUll' what her month Il'UlI1!l .ray next. BARBARA JEANNE MCNAIR A Cappella, Intramurals, Beacon, Student Council. The gal with the Jtreeteft roive thi.r .fizle of heaven. STEVSART R. McNAUGl-ITON Co-Rec, A Cappella, Intramurals. Driving .ll . Fall of fan 11111, nzixfhief too- Doin' lhingr he .fbllllllllllf rlo. JERRY EDWARD IVIEERSCHAIERT Ushers Club, Football, Wfrestling, Track, Co-Rec, Intramurals, Wlrong Font, Varsity Club. Football is tl ,L'E1lll6lI1lIII'.l' game JANET JOANN MELTESIEN Beacon, Sorelle, XVichaka, Commercial Honor Club. She ix tl cheery. 21IU1ll3.l'l girl who gelx her le.r.ron.f learnezl thoroughly. an1l a.fh.r help of no one. PATRICIA JEAN MENEITEII A Cappella. Intramurals, XVichaka, Forum De- bate, Beacon. Fall of pep an1l fall of joyx. What carer .she ahonl the hoyr. ROBERT MERTINS Intramurals. Kipi. Alivayr rlrnmming np mmething. ELIZABETH E. MEVIS Cheerleader, Student Council, Bowling Club, Co-Rec, Sorelle, Intramurals, German Club, G.A.A . Dance? Why I'1l lore lo! JERRY GEORGE MILLER Football, Wlrestling, Basketball, Track. Ushers Club, Student Council, Drivers Club fPresJ, German Club, iBoys' Glee Club, A Cappella, Pep Club, Intramurals, Co-Rec, H1-Y, Varsity Llub. All he Ilflllllf for Chri.ftma.r are hir two front teeth. HARRY P. MOGIENSEN Blerxerl are they who .ray little. for they are .relrlozn qaoterl. TONY WILLIAM MOLINARO Intramurals, Cafeteria, Basketball, Football, Drivers C-lub. Heir the quiet type, like Granzl Central Station. ARLENE MONEFELDT Bowling, S.C.A. Cashier, Xllfichaka, Intramurals. She po.r1e,f.reJ the ,recrel of making friemlr. wi , KENNETH MONEFELDT I-lealllay, free, the worlzl before me. ROSEMARY MOODY Bowling, Orchesis, Sorelle, Wliehaka, G.A,A., Intra- murals, BRL Club. Worries aml lronbler may come and gn, But never will I be lhe zfietim ol tune! PILTRICIA MORTENSEN Choristcrs, Intramurals, Bowling Club, Dramatics, eacon. So uttruclizfe we all like her. PEGGY R. MULLIS G.A.A.. Spanish Club, XVichaka, Einsteinites, Intramurals, Science Club. An exeepliozi lo Ike rifle that myr all women gorrip. LOIS RAE NANK Intramurals, Wfichaka, Co-Rec, Commercial Honor Club, G.A.A., Pep Club. Bury, happy, and barzl-working, but Little Mira Prim jiri! the mme. CAROL NELSON Beacon, Intramurals, Sorelle. A treamre to all her frienrlx, aml every zlay Carol gain: a few mare. FRED L. NELSON I-li-Y, Wfrestling, Intramurals, Boys' Glec Club, Pep Club. He jurt ran? be reriour, lry ar he twill. MARILYN JANE NELSONlnrramurals, Bowling. Sheff u gmul girl u'l9n'.r ofleu mi.relJie1'ofz.r. In fha! rerpeet .rlaeir like lhe rest of ur. CATI-IY NIELD Wichaka, Sorelle, Latin Club, Beacon, Kipi, Co-Rec, Student Control. To learn lo laugh if Jheer blirf. TED C. NIELSEN jr, Class fVice Presb, Varsity Club CSecH. Football. Wrestling, Track, Student Council. Ushers Club, Library Monitor. Boys' Glee Club, Co-Rec, Hi-Y. Viclory belong.: to the mor! zlererifiug. GLORIA ELAINE NYIRI G.A.A., Bowling, Intramurals, Co-Rec, Band, Or- chestra, Rifle Club. , Come, :mal bring 'with llyee, Thy pep mul perrmmlily. DAWN MARIE OLSEN A Cappella, Student Council, Co-Rec. Wiclmaka, Ger- man Club CPresl, Commercial Honor Club, Tennis Club, Choristers, Intramurals, Pep Club. A prelly rezlheazl with permuulily, Full of fini mul perl rarmlily. JUDITH GAIL OLSON Bowling Club. A friemllier aml qliieler blomle you C0llll,1l'f hurl allyzvlaere. BOB OLSON Intramurals, Track, Drivers Club. Beacon. Hamlmme, frieurlly. mul mirclaietfoux mo, lWe'1'e grown lo like him Ilvrrzlrgh aml tlarolrglf. JACK E. OLSON Hi-Y, Boys' Glee Club, Pep Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Wrestling, Varsity Club. A corzutry gentlemen: :mtl a 11'oi11ui1'J loome companion. TOM F. OLSON Basketball, Student Council, Football, Co-Ret, Track, Hi-Y. Kipi. Library Monitor, Einsteinites, Junior Class President, Intramurals, Varsity Club. AJ a frieml you are hue AJ u hero-yo11're mine. WILLIAM D. OSMUNDSEN Student Council, Intramurals, Rifle Club, Drivers Club, Varsity Club. Tall. rlark. ami laamlrtmze. qniel loo. DAVE OTT S.C.A, Cashier, A Cappella, Intramurals, Drivers Club. A lrue frieilrl lo everyone. MARY LOUISE PAGLIARO Bowling Club, Wichaka, Co-Rec, Intramurals, Spanish Club. She'.r herey I hearrl her giggle. BEVERLY JANE PASSEHL Wfichaka, G.A.A., Bowling Club. Intramurals. It'.r not that I love .vtutly lets, but that I love fun more. FRANK R. PATRIARCA Varsity Club, Intramurals, I-Ii-Y, Football, Ushers Club, Track. Thereir only one Frank. If he had been t-wins, one would have tlietl laughing at the other. DAVID W. PATZKE Basketball, Football, Cross-Country, Intramurals, Track. The intlepentlent man if king for all that. SHARON R. PAULSON Student Council, Einstcinites, G.A.A., A Cappella. Wichaka, Intramurals. S.C.A. Cashier, Co-Rec. n You never mix: her in the hall:,' rhe'r too pretty to mist. LCAIS PEDEN Christian Fellowship Club, A Cappella, Intramurals. Student ounci . Full of the rlickenx, but kind. A nicer girl you'll never find. ROBERT CARL PEDERSEN Intramurals. P. A. Operator, S.C.A. Cashier. Every day is ladies' :lay with me. CONSTANCE MAY PELLEGRINO Intramurals, Choristers, Orchesis. Give the world the bert you have, antl the bert will come back to you. DONALD W. PETERSON Riding Club. The roarl of life is a long hike, But then I have my motorbike. LOIS PETERSEN Commercial Honor Club, Wfichaka, Sorelle, Intramurals. Lois, we know, is lot: of fun, Her frientlr are many, her enemies none. VERNON K. PETERSON Football, Spanish Club, Intramurals. The only way to have a frientl is to be one. GAIL O. PETSCH Bowling, Orchesis, Wichaka, Sorelle, Latin Club. We who are quiet aren't neeerrarily asleep. JOHN PHILLIPS Co-Rec, Intramurals, Track, Boys' Bowling Club, Forum Debate, Library Monitor. This being reriour juxt v'on't tlo,' Mischief if for me and you. ROBERT F. PHILLIPS Wrestling, Football, Varsity Club, French Club, Library Monitor, Intramurals. My one love if cars. BOB POGORZELSKI Basketball. Hi-Y, Intramurals, Student Council. Drivers Club. He'.f fun, but no one'.r fool. GLORIA DAWN POTTINGER A Cappella, Wichaka, Intramurals, Science Club, Christian Fellowship. l The finest are the quzetest ones. KEN O. PUTZER Football. Hi-Y, Track, Intramurals, Library Monitor, -Wrestling, Varsity Club. I'tl rather hug a football than anything I know. HARRIET QUALE Wichaka, Intramurals. Harriet, Harriet, you're at it againg Eye: and Jmiler for all the young men. G- 6 -I A .Pi '-L5- TODD IRABE Tennis, Co-Rec, Varsity Club, Intramurals, Baskcrb Counci . Art thou truly a woman hater? JOHN R. RACE German Club, Intramurals, Wrestling. Come on girls, here'r your mart. Try and catch him if you cart. LAVERNE ANN RADANDT Intramurals. Silent and Jafe, for silence never hetrayr. all, Student RITA CECELIA RADANDT Intramurals, German Club, Red Cross. A cheery rmile, it her rtyle. BARBARA ANN RASMUSSEN Intramurals, Girls' Bowling Club. A mart thiukr he k7I01lf.f, hut a woman hrtowr hetter. ESTHER RASMUSSEN Orchestra, Intramurals, G.A.A., Christian Chess Club. Esther ir very fond of Jportr, She'r alto full of quick retortr, LORRAINE M. REDMAN Fellowship, Patience and another man is the hert remerly for every trouhle. BONNIE I- REHL Wichaka, Intramurals. Bo11r1ie'.t a Jwell perrorl we'll agree. Doe: blushing portray modesty? JOYCE AUGUSTA REMTER Sorelle. To he .rimple is to he truly great. SALLY B. RICHARDS Bowling. Domertic happinerr will stamp thy fate, Sacred to love, utlcloudecl hy hate. . PEARL B. ROBB Sorelle, Student Council, Intramurals, BRL Club Surluy, happy, always gayg Laughing through the whole long clay. DONNA ROBETCKY A pretty gal who maker her life full of fun. ALLAN KEITH ROBERTS To he wire ir to he great. MARCIA JOAN ROBERTS Forum Debate, Bowling Club, Ge Beacon, Co-Rec, Red Cross, Dramatics. She'.v engaged, .the user Po11zl'J. HILBERT H. RODER lurt naturally nice. LORAINE A. RODER Intramurals. May .the never change, except in name. BERDETTE E. ROGNERUD Hi-Y, Drivers Club, Intramurals. What? life without fun? EDWARD L. ROSZKOWSKI Intramurals, Track, Basketball M Font Club, Drivers Club. A rhy fella he reemr to he, Though he maker friend: quite easily. rman Club. gr., Wrong EISA 'SSR' J' ,IIIVI F. RUPPEL Student Council. Varsity Club, Tennis, Cross Country, Ein- steinircs. Intramurals. Whenever a girl may catch my eye. You'll tee me blurh. but l'm not thy. JOAN S. RUSH Beacon. If you tlon't know her you're mi.r,fing a lot. DONALD SANDY I'd be better if I eoulzl, But it'J lonexome being good. LOIS JEAN SCHMOLL Spanish Club tSecl, Commercial Honor Club. There'r a bit of bad in every girl. to there 72lll.l'f be in you. Although we haven? fouml it yer, we rtill believe it'.r true. NANCY JOAN SCHNEIDER Bowling Club, Wlichaka, German Club, Kipi Sorelle, Beacon, Intramurals. Dizl you ever .ree .ruch a eute brunette, with .rush flixlrarting eyet? DAVE V. SCHOENING Rifle Club, Bowling Club. Srhool ir Hne, from the oulrizle. RICHARD A. SCHULTE Co-Rec, Cross Country, Track. Hi-Y. Drivers Club Varsity Club. Boys' Glee Club. He that mitehief hateheth, Mitehief cateheth. PEARL R. SCHUMACHER Student Council, Xllficliaka, Sorelle, Bowling, Stu dent Council, Intramurals. She har .ret tradition all taboo, She har brainx and beauty too. RONALD C. SCHUMACHER The goozl anal wire leatl quiet liver. REVA SHAPIRO Beacon, Latin Club. Wiclialka. We zlon'l believe your gla.r.re.r hizle The little imp that rlwellf infitle. JACK W. SHIELDS Drivers Club, Rifle Club. jack with hir .rhort red hair Seem.r really never to rare. SUE SHOVERS Orchcsis, Wicliaka, Bowling Club, Co-Rec, Kipi, Intramurals Pep Club. Sheff got pretty eyer and a plearing smile: thur She'.f got zvhatfr known ar personality plur. PATRICIA SHOOP Opporiter attract-just ark Pat. RONALD W. SI-IUMANN A Cappella, Football, Boys' Glec Club. Everyone who gets to know him liker him, anzl he like.: everyone who knozzut him. JEANNE L. SLETTE Intramurals. She it one of thore China-rloll typex: Smart, rauey, and .rureeptible to men. RICHARD D. SLOVACHEK Science Club, Intramurals. Feelin' good and Jatirfetl! MARJORIE E. SMITH Intramurals. I never care, I never worry, ju.rt one boy ix my only flurry. CAROL N. SMITH Intramurals, Red Cross. Anrl though I raizl naught, I thought a lot. NORMAN THOMAS SOLBERG Art Club, Intramurals, Kipi, S.C.A. Cashier. The old master painter. MARVIN S. SORENSEN Intramurals. A winning smile never fafles. LILLIE PEARL SPANN Sorelle, Red Cross. Happy, jolly, frienzlly ami neat,' ,lust the girl you like to meet. DALE K. SPENCER Co-Rec, Boys' Bowling, Intramurals, Choristers. Pa, can I use the car? RAMONA ALICE STANEK Co-Rec, Bowling, Intramurals, Sorelle, Wichaka. Always the life of the party. BOB STANISLAWSKI Goorl things usually come in small packages. CAROL JOY STEINER Wichaka, Co-Rec, Orchesis, Bowling Club, Spanish Club, S.C.A. Cashier, Drivers Club. She li1'es up the meaning in her name, a song of foy. PATSY MARGARET STELI. Wichaka, Riding Club, Science Club, A Cap- pella. Choristers. ' If she will, she willy if she won't, she won't,' that ou can :le emi on. 9' JUNE ANITA STENMAN Einsteinites, Intramurals, G.A.A., Spanish Club. Why rloes she hurry flown the hall from noon roll call? She has an important engagement across the hall. GEORGE STEVOFF Intramurals. Driving Club. A quiet man. but quite a man. GAY STEWART An experienced baker who thought high school was a three year loaf. LYNN D. STOCKWELL, JR. Intramurals, Wrong Font Club, Dramatics. With a heatl as sensible as his heart is big. MARGE M. STROMBECK Einsteinites, Co-Rec, S.C.A. Cashier, Science Club, Student Control, Sorelle, Wichaka, Student Council. Bright as they make them, clever as well,' Good things about her we can only tell. DOUGLAS R. STUCKY Student Council 1PresidentJ, Badger Boys' State, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Pep Club, Forum Debate, Kipi, Science Club, Co-Rec, Intra- murals. Student Control, Football, Track, Library Monitor. Here girls, is the boy of your dreams, and president, too. SONDRA SUNDSTROM Forum Debate, Wichaka,, Dramatics, Sorelle, Science Club, Intramurals, Latin Club, Drivers Club, Badger Girls' State. Nothing is so contagious as enthusiasm. SHIRLEY SWEDENBERG Intramurals, Sorelle, G.A.A,, Kipi, Square Dance Club, Orchesis. . Never say more than is possible. MARILYN ANN TASKER Co-Rec, A Cappella, Student Council, Wiohaka, Latin Club, Einsteinites, Science Club. Intramurals, S.C.A. Cashier, Choristers, Orchcsis, Executive Council. Pretty to walk with Witty to talk with. WILLIAM TAYLOR fVice-Presidenth Student Council, Varsity Club, Hi-Y, Football, Basketball, Track, Co'Rec. Always sincere, never silly, A terrific guy, that's our Willie. SAM E. TENUTA Basketball, Library Monitor, Football, Track, Intramurals, I-Ii-Y, Ushers Club. Neither sinner nor saint, perhaps, But well, the very best of chaps. ROBERT TESKA Hi-Y, Drivers Club, Student Council, Library Monitor Co-Rec, Spanish Club, S.C.A. Cashier, Band, Intramurals, Varsity Club. It's nice to be natural, when you're -naturally nice. JULIAN THOMAS Intramurals, Student Council, A Cappella. Track, Football, Varsity Club. Mr. President, I have a suggestion. PEARL THOMAS Never too busy to be friendly. GLENN B. THORSEN Library Monitor, Intramurals, Driving Club. There's a lot more to this fellow than he lets you know. JAMES A. THURMANN Orchestra, Drivers Club, Intramurals. He looks quite safe and sane, but so does gun powder. ROBERT THYGESON fPrcsl Senior Class, Student Council, A Cappella Boys' Glee Club, Student Control, Co-Rec, Einsteinites, Spanish Club, Co-Rec. No words can truly express how truly wonderful Bob is! SHIRLEY ANN TOLFSON Sorelle, Badminton, Women are entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of men. DONALD W. TUBMAN Intramurals, Student Council, A Cappella. Steady eyes, spirit so fine. JANE F. TURNBULL Forum Debate, Einstcinites, French Club, Wfichaka, Orchestra, Student Council, BRL Club. A right good classmate through and through, Her merits are many, her faults are few. RODNEY W. TURNER Cheerleader, Driving Club, Kipi, A Canrzella, Co-Rec Boys' Glee Club, Library Monitor, Varsity Club, Intramurals, Pep Club, Orchesis Choristers, BRL Club. Saaaaaaaaaaay!! ROBERT MICHAEL URDIALES Varsity Club CVice-Presb. Student Coun Cll, Spanish Club, Cross Country, Track. Rich is he who has a sense of humor, and Pancho has great wealth. RONALD L. VAN SWOL Student Council, Co-Rec, S.C.A. Cashier, Track Intramurals. He may seem modest, but he is not so shy. BECKY VANCE Intramurals, Latin Club, Student Council, Sorelle fSec7 Wichalta fSecJ, Co-Rec. An angelic smile surrounded hy a halo of golden hair. JEANNE MARIE VASH Student Council, Orchesis, G.A.A., Wichaka, Co-Rec, Intramurals. A perfect blonde with pleasant ways, Her smile lights up the darkest days. ETVIJIEL VETTER Latin Club, French Club, Orchestra, Co-Rec, Choristers ic aka. Music hath charms, and so does Ethel. BARBARA LEE VON GONTEN Co-Rec, Wichaka, G.A.A., Intramurals. Let come what will I'll take my Phil. HELEN RUTH VORPAHL Forum Debate CPresidentJ, A Cappella, Kip gcEusinesElINggr.J, Orchesis, Latin Club, Choristers, S.C.A. Cashier, Rifle Club ience u. A bundle of common sense tied with a ribbon of originality. i Yr 4 Ki' .-ff' RICHARD P. VYVYAN Rifle Club, Drivers Club, Intramurals. Dick likes to cut up in every class. He succeeds! DORANN WAGNER Bowling Club. Someone nice is someone liked. LEROY A. WEINKAUF Football. Track, Basketball, Library Monitor, Hi-Y, Varsity Club. Too few know how really swell Leroy is! ROBERT L. WEINKAUF Intramurals. Quick to smile, quick to laugh, quick to he your friend. ELLEN WEISS Sotclle lVicc Presb, BRL Club CSc-cretaryi, Pep Club, German Club, Intramurals, Co-Rec, Wichaka. Laughter like Ellen's can never he hidden, It's on this that her personality is written. WENSCOTT Wichaka, Intramurals, Orchesis, Co-Rec. S.C.A. Cashier. CIS ICF. Siveetness personihed. EMMETT K. WENZEL Drivers Club, Intramurals, Einsteinites. He doesn't talk too much, but he is full of fun,' He never gives up 'til his work is done. MARILYNNE E. WEST Co-Rec, G.A.A., Wichaka, Latin Club, Intramurals. Mighty sweet and mighty gay,' Mighty nice, we must say. BARBARA A. WILLING German Club, Cafeteria. It must he funny. Let's laugh. NANCY WILLISON Did you get your freckles from the sun? Won? you tell us, just for fun? BRUCE ALLEN WILSON Football, Intramurals, Rifle Club. Every man is a volume. if you know how to read him. JEANNE WISSINGER Her eyes are the eyes of an angel, but her wink shows the mischief within. GERALD WITHERIL Though he is very little,' that is. not too tallf You can't help liking him, best of all. CI-IESTERINE WITHERSPOON Intramurals. Modest, quiet, is this little lass, But she has a fine record in every class LORRAINE B. ZAMAGNE Orchestra, Tennis Club, G.A.A. Science Club, Commercial Honor Club. She's always fiddling around! CAROL LEE ZARICOR Forum Debate, Latin Club, Band, Orchestra, Beacon Editor, Vqichaka, Science Club, Tennis Club, Noon Dance Band, Student Council, Intramuru s. A right good friend, a girl true blue And capable of all good things are you! NANCY LEE ZIOLKOWSKI Student Council, Wichaka, Co-Rec, Intramurals, G.A.A., Drivers Club. Choristers, S.C,A. Cashier. She's always on the sunny side of the street! BEVERLY GEHRIG Always jolly, alzvays kind. She's the type one likes to find. KING John Martin GENTS-IN-WAITING Dick Dybvad Ted Nielsen Tom Olson Todd Rube King and Queen , - ' .ev A V .f . gxffiikliil, l.f?:3,1!'F- 1 ... ' up A., 3.0. ......g--..r2.a- 1 . vs-5.42.3 W-mu , - - QUEEN jo Docter LADIES-IN-XWAITING Peggy jones Diana Hood Elizabeth Mevis Joyce Larsen 31 Park-Horlick 32 1928 1952 Alma Wiechers Forty-one years ago, a young teacher began her first teaching experience in a small school in Kentucky. Later, while the threat of World War hung over the United States, she moved to a better position in Illinois. In 1920 a chance to come to Racine was offered Miss Wiechers, and she accepted. In Racine she began her teaching career at the old Racine High School. When the doors of Park High were first opened in 1929, Miss Wiechers could be found in room 242, which she still occupies. Starting with French and Spanish, she later added German, her favorite, to her schedule of language classes. In 1934 she was named head of the language department, a position which she has inspiringly filled ever since. In addition to these duties, she has served as advisor to many of the language clubs. For her thirty-two years of outstanding service to the community and her devotion to her students and her profession, we have set aside this page as a tribute to Miss Alma Wiechers. We are sure that in future years she will continue to find as much happiness as she has brought to her students. N 4. alex I . . I , ,t 1 1.-my 44. ,ir ' al I u Au v 5 , , Fifi ' 33 RENOSHA EXCHANGE ASSEMBLY PPIN' C5500 if POOF - THERE GOES PERSPIRATION BUT OFFICER .,, RAN? T0 HIS SLEIGH ' 7 i W- l Z A worm-:Y CAUSE 'NDUS TRIA L VISITATI W!-iliR E DOWE so FROM HERE l ON om OF THIS WORLD za? Hipi Staff Editor:-in-Chief . . Marc Baron Photography . Earle Gister Bnsinerr Manager . . Jacqueline Cowen Sdyitlgi - Activities . . . . Bobbie N iess Senior! . Art . . . Janice Bardeen Boys' Sport: . . Tom- Olson Atioirorr Doug Stucky Clubs . . Jeanette Bryant Faculty . . . Sue Scheller Gerry Vandervort Girly' Sportr . . Lois Jacobsen Index . . . Margaret Cormack Acknowledgments . Jack Dudley Don Loomis Harvey Christensen Diana Hood . Diana Bonariva Peggy Jones . Helen Sawyer Theodore Stewart General Sldjf' Shirley Czarnowski, Judy Dalton, Jerry Dowman, Lillian Engstrom, Ann Evenson, Mary Ann Falkenrath, Ann Gebhardt, Mary Hilt, Joan Jensen, Jim Kornwolf, Jim McTrusty, Carol Nelson, Mary Pagliaro, Julie Pencikowski, Nancy Schneider, Pearl Schumacher, Sue Shovers, Norman Solberg, Bob Teska, Rodney Turner, Shirley Swedenberg, Alice Wendt. Our grateful thanks to the following people, without whose aid the preparation of this book would have been impossible, to Herold Anderson of the Racine Journal- Times, A. B. Close, and Charles Studio of Racine for photography, and to Pontiac Engraving Company of Chicago, Hammersmith-Kortmeyer Company, and Bookcraft Incorporated of Milwaukee for their technical aid. We also thank the Park High faculty, especially Miss Helen Sawyer and Theodore Stewart, our advisors, for their aid, guidance, and cooperation. 36 .1-Q.. all. -T. fps IW., .jf ' I li A WI VMI,-,, f D. Hood H. Christensen D. Bonariva P. Jones 'S M. Cornmck -I. Bryant 1. Bardeen T. Olson L. Jacobsen D. Stucky Q hid., - 5- Sdlellef G' V3ndefV0ff J- Cowen J. Kornwolf, J. Dowman, 1. McTrusty, N. Solberg. S. Swedenberg, J. Dalton, A. Wenalt, R. Niess, M. A. Falkenrarh, S. Czarnowski. 57 Yi. T. Williams, V. Anderson M. Jensen, J. Dowman D. Burman, V. Garver, M. Ban- clouvcris J. A. Eckert, M. Spillum, R. Paulson, A. Hall Sta11diug.' M. Ward, J. Meltesen, C. Hann, W. Blask, 1. Predny Sirling: P. Bryan, C. Magilski C. Hahn, L. Benner, J. Wooley, T. Blanchard, T. Melhorn, D. Homan of w? mi X QMS Panther Coaches -'F' 1'4 R. KAYON Athletic Director, Football, Track, B Squad Basketball fi' J PHILLIPS C SCHOENHERR Asst Varsity J. V. Football Football B. SUPIANO S. CASTAGNA B. Squad Football B Squad Football W RAYMOND Intramurals, STEWART Tennis Ass't Track E. KUESTER Golf G. WEAVER Wrestling P. KRAUSE Cross Country, Varsity Basketball 40 Varsity Football R010 One, Left to Rigbl-B. Wilson, B. Renquist, D. Reason, D. Jensen, J. Olsen, F. Patriarca, B. Brown. Row Two, Left to Right-D. Buesing, G. Dorval, W. Taylor, B. Belland, G. Nyboe, C. Dykstra, J. Thomas. Row Three. Left lo Right-R. Flansberg, P. Cody, J. Martin, B. Provine, D. Petersen, J. Friesma, G. Jensen. 1951 BIG-EIGHT FOOTBALL STANDINGS W L T W L T Kenosha . . 7 0 0 Madison East . . 5 3 1 Horlick . . 5 2 0 Janesville .... 1 5 1 Beloit ..... 5 2 0 Madison Central . 1 6 0 Madison West . . 4 2 1 Park ..... O 6 1 Row One, Lefl lo Right-T. Nielsen, V. Petersen, F. Roberts, C. Samsel, J. Olsen, S. Sharp, D. Koran, R. Travica Row Two, Left to Right-D. Macak, D. Cuccio, J. Heather, J. Gregory, B. Cormack, A. Grebetz, T. Clickner. Row Three. Lell lo Right-J. Graham, J. Miller, J. Meerschaert, D. Carse, K. Putzer, L. Weinkauf, C. Mares. 41 PARK O BELVIDERE 7 Opening the season with Belvidere, Illinois, a non-conference foe, the Panthers lost a close, hard- fought battle by a 7-0 score. After a scoreless first half, Belvidere pushed over the only T.D. early in the fourth quarter. Park drove across the goal line in the third period only to have the touchdown nulli- fied by a penalty. This was the extent of the Pan- thers scoring threats. PARK 0 BELOIT 34 Park opened its conference season on a mud- soaked field in Beloit. Due to Beloit's big line and speedy backs, the Panthers were at the mercy of the damaging Purple and White. Five Beloiters shared the scoring burden, Gupton scoring twice. The Panthers only offensive threat was Willie Tay- lor, who broke loose when he received the required blocking. REASON ROBERTS MEERSCHAERT TICHENOR PATRIARCA WILSON GREBETZ CODY OLSEN NIELSEN THOMAS TAYLOR PETERSEN GRAHAM MILLER MARES Oo, WW! in i 'fgff , o ..' ui.-ll ' 7- - - ' 1 l as 0 in 'Ev xv fulfil ' PARK 0 JANESVILLE 0 The Panthers continued its string of scoreless games to three. Because of the effective work of the defensive unit, our boys were able to achieve a draw with the Bluebirds. Neither team discovered the spark to ignite a sustained scoring drive. The Panthers took fire and drove the length of the field, but at the goal line their offense bogged down. PARK 6 WEST 18 Again rain fell, but this didn't hamper the Panthers from scoring their first touch- down of the season on a 14 yard pass from Dorval to Cody. This score was not enough to overthrow the 18-0 lead West had built up earlier in the game. The Regents re- sorted to a ground attack, which produced scoring plays of one, 26, and 74 yards. 42 PARK 7 CENTRAL 14 Fumblitis proved costly to the Panthers, and resulted in a Central victory. Park's sixth and most costly fumble set up the winning T.D. for the Eagles late in the fourth quarter. Park's offense was highlighted by a nifty run of 28 yards by Bill Provine, to give the Panthers a 7-7 tie at the half. PARK 6 KENOSHA 27 Park's upset-minded Panthers traveled to Kenosha to tangle with the league-leading Red Devils on a rain-soaked field. Park showed its determination by holding Ke- nosha to a 6-6 tie at half-time. Nyboe's 5 yard sneak capped a short drive by the Panthers. The Red and Black scored 21 points in the final half, with a series of power drives that clearly showed champion- ship strength. ., - A , 'v , ' , . .Qi 1 I ' . Q' ' P' 'fi fo I O 3 . Ki -to r , O r o Q 0 llnlnu 4 Q ' avr 0 ' . 1 I ' ' 5' . 9 , ,P , . I - ! CORMACK NYBOE FRIESEMA TRAVICA BUESING OLSEN PROVINE PUTZER JENSEN MARTIN BELLAND WEINKAUI' CARSE CLICKNER DORVAL PETERSON PARK 6 EAST 27 43 On October 26, Dad's Night, Park was tripped up by the Purgolders on a muddy field. East's passing attack gave trouble to the Panthers from the start of the game. A sustained 78 yard drive was con- cluded by the Panthers with a 9 yard pass from Dorval to Martin. Park's main offensive threat was Frank Patriarca, who gained 105 yards by rushing. PARK O HORLICK 59 Playing its last game of the year, Park met their cross-town rival, Horlick. The Panthers could not discover a defense to combat the aerials of Rod Hermes, who completed 18 of 24 passes, and con- sequently hung a 59-O loss on the Panthers. The Panthers again showed their never say die spirit. B Squad Football Row One, Left lo Right-D. Petersen K. Griffin, C. Zimmerman, T. Petersen N. Dahl, J. Merrens. Row Two, Left to Right-D. Gleissner, A. Taylor, L. Andersen, B. Medlin, L Sundstrom, G. Noble. Row Three, Left to Righl-T. Rebholz C. Vavrin, T. Sadowski, A. Jenik, B Jensen, O. Anderson. Row Four, Left to Righl-K. Tyree, D Matranga, B. Turner, D. Bodeau, S. Schaeffer, M. Goulais, P. Christiansen, A. Bohm. Opponent Milwaukee North . . 35 Milwaukee West . . 50 Madison Central . . . 44 Shorewood . . . . 34 Horlick . . . . 50 Madison East. . . 36 Horliclc PARK Beloit East . Row One, Left lo Right-P. Christiansen, A.Taylor,D. Bos- tick, G. Mertcns, T. Rebholz, M. Egan, D. Bunck, C. Vavrin. Row T-wo, Left to Right-B. Tur- ner, D. Gleissner, B. Jensen, D. Hemm, J. Sundstrom, D. Chris- toil, A. Bohm, W. Hansen. Park 68 41 50 44 44 51 ll Squad Basketball SEASON'S RECORD Opponent Wauwatosa . Kenosha . . Janesville . . Madison West Beloit . . . Madison Central Park Opponent 42 Madison West . . . 50 Horlick . . . . 49 Madison East . . 39 Kenosha . . . 47 Janesville . . . 48 Beloit ....... Won 14 Lost 4 FINAL SOPHOMORE STANDINGS W L Pct 12 2 .857 11 3 .786 10 4 .714 8 6 .571 W L Pct Janesville . . . 8 6 .571 Kenosha . . . 4 10 .286 . 2 12 .143 West ..... 1 13 .071 Park 48 42 49 45 55 47 Varsity Basketball Left lo Rigbl-G. Dorval, J. Demet, G. Hoffman, D. Patzke, D. Petersen, D. Carse, T. Edwards, B. Zabler, J. Hansen, B. Androff T Rabe R. Letsch, B. Provine, J. Martin, T. Olson, G. Nyboe. Kneeling-Mgr. E. Roszkowski and Coach Phil Krause. SEASON'S RECORD Opponent Milwaukee North Milwaukee West Madison Central Shorewood . . Horlick . . . Madison East . . Wauwatosa . Kenosha . . . Janesville . . . Madison West . Beloit .... Madison Central . Madison West . Horlick . . . Madison East . . Kenosha . . Janesville . . Beloit .... Won 11 46 44 55 45 58 46 40 Lost 7 Park 42 44 48 48 54 57 59 42 50 44 59 60 52 44 54 44 47 65 FINAL BIG EIGHT STANDINGS W L East . . . 10 4 West . . . 10 4 PARK . . . 8 6 I-Iorlick . . . 8 6 Kenosha . . 7 7 Central . . . 7 7 Janesville . . 4 10 Beloit ....... 2 12 TOURNAMENT RECORD Pct. 714 714 571 571 500 500 286 143 PARK . . 49 Boys' Tech . . . 50 PARK . . 48 Milwaukee South . 46 PARK . . 36 West Allis Hale . 50 N an ' ff., 4 h X we ' U fi x I , W 4 f l .xp . N cf, . ff 3 QIGLPJN Wx f 'X WR a N I Q 5 K X n E X IJ ,I If ,V f ' . ,A- X A KJ 5 X X X' fx f A ' s x S 3 N' 1 ak g ,Q ' , 19' ? . M ' if Q, x f ' v . Q M221 , x 9 M ., o X 'I I 1 4' K U f .M 4 4 'W I 5' f J f' A ,' 1 K . ' SQ Y X i. va. .4 .l' f k 'I I , - 655 Tx if a 1 V , S ' E . 1 ., I i t v I A 47 X: ww 'f 3 . - L. ' ' Y! I S L, ' Q I TE AQ. ' W 7 X'-,V -' 1 mv' - in X 9'1 Q .ING r Twin. X 5 f' ,Q 2 .1 Y gif . I Cross Countr The 1951 cross country season outlook was dim after three returning lettermen decided not to compete in the sport. Under Coach Krause's valuable advice some of the inexperienced runners showed rapid improvement and when combined with the nucleus of last year's squad it resulted in a well-balanced team which wore Park's colors. Park took second in both the Lake Shore and Big Eight meet, and third in the Mid West. It climaxed the season by taking second place in the State Meet. Park's first five harriers to cross the finish line were jim Paulson, Bob Urdiales, Bob Teska, Bob Wanless, and Frank Demet. They hnished in hrst, third, 16th, 19th and 57th places respectively. jim Paulson became the first Park runner ever to take individual honors in the State and Mid West meets. In addition he went through the season un- defeated to run up a string of seven straight victories. Two other individuals who posted good records throughout the season were Bob Teska and Bob Urdiales. Besides these three boys, it was team spirit and determination that upheld Park's tradition of being an outstanding cross country team. Tl? ,AISH Row One, Left lo Rigbl-G. Dickerson, J. Demet, R. Urdiales, R. Wzinless, J. Paulson, li. Demet, B. Tcskt H Westmcmreland. Row Tim, Left to Right-C. Kate, B. Paulson, B. Mittlestadt, S. Erbe, D. Andersen, M. josvanger, B. Bagley, J. Ruppel Ron' Three, Left lo Right-D. Kraftzenk, G. Fitzgerald, W. Henry 4Mgr.j, Coach Krause, E. Wcarxtl, D. Bunck Nal badian. Shari of 1951 Stale C7'0.l'.l' Comziry Meet 49 restling Rau' One, Lefl to Right--G. Fitz gerald, J. Olsen, T. Nielsen A. Grebetz, F. Roberts, C Samsel, B. Olsen. Ron' Two, Lefl In Right-P Fredrickson, D. Bodeau, A jenik, S. Sharp, T. Larsen, D Cuccio, C. Feehrer, B. Phillips, D. Brack. Rau' Three, Left to Right-B Blask, T. Saclowski, W. Henry R. Schaeffer, D. Kuester, N Dahl, R. Travica, D. Kennedy. Golf Le!! to Right--Coach Kuester, H. Christensen, B. Sezepanski, P. Christiansen, R. Loppnow, J. Sundstrom, T. Neilsen, K. Sor- enson, G. Swillen, J. Hansen, K. Heller, J. Powers, D. Johnf son, G. Hoffman, B. Hansche, J. Hilker, E. Shaw, D. Amund- sen, B. Matson, B. Dyess. Tennis Left In Right--J. Engels, T. Rabe, R. Mack, J. Ruppel, lf. Tiche- nor, 1. Levanclowski, G. Jen- sen, D. Kuester, M. Spillum, D. Jensen, L. Anderson, D. Mills, J. Kosmeraros. u nu- Miss Piskula and Miss Gordon have again done an excellent job with the girls' physical education program. Miss Piskula is the head of the department, adviser of G.A.A. and Orchesis, and is the organizer of intramural volleyball games. Miss Gordon, the adviser of Bowling and Tennis Clubs, teaches the afternoon classes. Girls' Sports The hockey team participated in a play- Ice skating was included in this ye irs day at Milwaukee State Teachers College. winter sports program, but a bit of un Teams from various high schools and timely snow caused a slight delay in plans colleges throughout Wisconsin were pres- until it was cleared away by ambitious ent for an enjoyable time. skaters. Senior Orchesis informally rehearsing The excitement of volleyball once more their number, Christmas in Kilarney, had the girls bustling around the courts for the Christmas program presented by enthusiastically. Junior Orchesis. Intramurals The largest portion of the XWomen's Faculty Team which suffered defeat by the G.A.A. senior team by a score of 28-15. Pictured are Misses Gordon, Ger- bensky, Steibel, Farley, and Piskula. Home room 125 again cap- tured the title of intramural champs for the second consecutive year. Beating the faculty last year by a score of 14-12, they had their htst taste of defeat this year, losing to the faculty I0-12. Pictured are E. 1. I-lerreid, K. Friday, and K. Marcusseng L. Jacobsen, E, Weiss, J. Dwight, and S. Sweden- burg. Miss Gordon making a determined drive for the basket in the Intramural- Faculty game against home room 125. Lois Jacobsen taking a hook shot and being guard- ed by Miss Kundi of Franklin jr, High during the Faculty-G.A.A. champ- ionship game. -M-mf 4 President Mary Hilt Cseatedj, Vice-Presi- dent JoAnn Docter, and Secretary-Treasurer Carol Hayward are the officers of Senior Orchesis. All three have actively participated in the c1ub's programs for three years. Pictured are the oiiicers of G A A Presi dent Kay Marcussen is seated, Vice President Jule Hansen, Treasurer Kane Friday and Secretary Lois Nank are standing Spring electives in full swing with tennis in the foreground and softball in the background. Spring fever did not overpower everyone. A portion of the members of a gym class indulging in tennis. Instruction was given and a tournament was run off in many of the classes. A group of William Tells lining up for that fatal shot. Archery was another of the spring elec- tives that many paticipated in. Many girls were lucky enough to earn the privi- lege of withdrawing at least one of their arrows from the target, but many had to go and fetch their arrows in front of or be- yond the target. Sports Personalities Outstanding Personalities in Our Sporting W' orld A008 .1....-.- X XQY .....E..L. MODERN DANCE Qi, fflf' 5 -4 gf! WW MM is HW-W diwfies I Il Niidsummer Nights Dream hy William Slmkespezlre 56 Theseus Egeus . Lysander Demetrius Philostrate Quince Snug . Bottom . Flute . Snout . Starveling Hippolyta Hermia . Helena . Oberon . CAST Kenneth Larsen Douglas Keith . Earle Gister . Don Burdick . Robin George . Tom Sankey . Jack Dudley Henry Dopkiewitz . Dean Hess . Dean Wall Lynn Stockwell Sondra Sundstrom . Gail Kroening Virginia Garver . Edward Taylor Titania . Puck . . Peasblossom . Cobweb . Moth . . Mustardseed . First Fairy . Amazon Women Greek Women Greek Soldiers . Sally Konnak . Mary Jane Bernardy . Judy Weins . Mary Hall Anne Hawkins Pat Mortensen . Ann Evenson Barbara Borowski Sandra Simpson Carolyn Garver Virginia johnson Beatrice Erickson . james Demet Jerry Dowman Franklin Demet tudent Council I, Ma- A student legislative body, the council meets every other V651 EN . . . . all Avg, Wednesday in the library for the purpose of harmonizing student activities. To carry out its objective, the council is divided into various standing committees, such as Student 5 L1-53.2,....,A Talent, Social, Assembly, Park-Horlick, and Student Hand- A' book. The chairmen of standin committees, alon with the , -1 'IZ'-'gli' : g g 4 Q''5'5 5i '5':'li ' Council officers and advisor, make up the Executive Council, which meets daily to plan future agenda. OFFICERS President . . . Doug Stucky Vice-president . . William Taylor Secretary . Nancy Forwark Trezzmrer Jeanette Bryant Advisor . . W. E. Polley Bottom Row-B. Vance, B. Moore, K. Leitzke, J. Bowman, W. Taylor, J. Bryant, W. Polley CAdvisorJ, N. Forwark, D Stucky, D. Hood, D. Hoeft, R. Trautmann, J. Rasmussen, T. Witheril. Row Two-M. Hone, P. Schumacher, S. Konnak, A. Evenson, J. Weins, M. Knorr, E. Herreid, J. Vash, F. Tichenor, M. Tasker D. Heinz, P. Colburn, E. Borian, P. Jones. - Row Three-J. Cowen, A. Gebhardt, V. Kerr, P. Green, M. Sadlon, M. Richard, S. Jensen, R. Jones, P. Reynolds, D. Olsen, B Houdek, K. Chipman, M. Falkenrath. Row Four-J. Koetting, H. Westmoreland, J. Ruppel, W. Mattes, S. Walker, D. Sandy, E. Gister, H. Christensen, A. Jenik, M Hilt, J. Johnson, R. Thygeson, R. Urdiales, S. Paulson. Row Five-T. Manderfeld, D. Buesing, O. Feichtinger, P. Christiansen, T. Rebholz, R. Wanless, K. Fehl, L. Androff, P. Cody T. Larsen, D. Jensen, J. Thomas, T. Olson. . V -vw.. 58 tudent Control A voluntary organization which performs unappreciated tasks is the Student Control. The group is responsible for the study rooms, the gym at noon, and patrol of the halls during the noon hour. Student Control also maintains guides at the main entrance of the school throughout the day to direct visitors. Bottom Row P Beresford, C. Guth, C. Jessen, S. Hansche, S. Scheller. Row Two A Evenson, 1. Bowman, J. Beach, P. Schumacher, E. Wall CAdviserJ. Row Three R Thygeson, J. Rice, K. Friday, J. Weins, J. Jacobsen. Row Four D Stucky V. Kerr, B. Borowski, J. Christensen, G. Dixon. Y C' 'C' 59 Q 3 T7 fx High C7 3 Bottom Row-N. Tyree, B. Lettsome, C. Beck, J. Swanson, S. Sargent, S. Weber, D. Strommen, Judy Draves. Row Two-V. Grimes, J. Wenscott, K. Phillips, j. Beach, A. Sofka, M. jones, B. Hansen, B. Erickson, B. Sheggrud. Row Three-J. Christensen, M. Ward, G. Beiley, 1. Lem, A. Collins, B. Houdek, E. I-Ierreid, C. Stamper. Row Four-M. Hansche, N. Ziolkowski, R. Pedersen, C. Evans, E. Laliave, D. Feider, M. Hansen, I. Stanislawski, J. Larsen. Row Five-D. Gleissner, J. Kornwolf, A. Partington, M. Sorenson, D. Mitchell, D. Bush, T. Sadowski, R. Teska. . C. A. Cashiers At the beginning of the school year, an S. C. A. Cashier is elected in each homeroom, to the task of collecting payments from the students for S. C. A. membership. Membership in the Student Co-operative Association entitles the student to admission to all home athletic events and the senior class play, as well as a sub- scription to The Beacon and the Kipikawi. 60 if ZW Bottom Row-J. Phelps, P. Mullis, J. Nalbadian, F. Tichenor, T. Langenfeld, M. Tasker, M. Strombeck, B. Moore. Row Two-D. Root CAdvisorJ , W. Mattes, 1. Hansen, K. Marcussen, S. Paulson, V. Garver, E. Lockwood, G. Kenton Row Three-R. Thygeson, J. Ruppel, T. Olson, H. Christensen, D. Buesing, I. Beckett, R. Smyth, C. Samsel. Row Four-P. Livingston, J. Spitzer, R. Kuester, S. Erbe, D. Keith, R. Wanless, O. Feichtinger, R. Jensen, S. Edwards. Einsteinites 44,4 Any student of Park who has completed two semes- oykl . . gg ters of mathematics having an average of G or better, X503 X is eligible to become a member of Einsteinites, where M29 A he can enjoy mathematics outside the classroom. f P ix 1 'ix X l K N -.2 61 Band The Washington Park High Band is an important factor in arousing spirit at our football and basketball games. At assemblies, too, the band can usually be counted on for a number or two. For those who wish to hear more of their fine work, the band can be heard in concerts during the year. Bottom Rout'-R. Stransky, R. Larson, J. Junker, T. Larsen. Row Two-C. Zaricor, E. Bates, K. Jacobs, J. Hansen, D. Rosquist, J. Draves, C. Blum, N. Speith, P. Walton, R. Col- lova, J. Christensen, B. Blank, L. Miller, P. Sorenson, F. Schulte CDirectorJ . Row Three-P. Hefferon, C. Kiehlbauch, D. Petersen, M. Knudsen, E. Mevis, P. Jensen, R. Peterson, D. Larsen, R. Peter- sen, J. Bung, D. Dame, M. Spillum, C. Holton. Row Four-E. Shaw, J. Pierson, P. Spencer, B. Bohan, J. Klein, D. Deininger, A. Bohm, R. Griffith, C. Christensen, S Nelson, W. Lidberg, M. Jensen, K. Sorenson. Row Five-C. Soelberg, L. Jacobsen, J. Eppler, R. Krieger, S. Collins, D. Pertouske, G. Scott, G. Jacobson, J. Weichers B. Frederiksen, J. Blomquist, L. Sorensen, D. Agar, H. Bohan. . Il . . 4 ' 6 2 Orchestra The orchestra is composed of talented musicians in school who are interested in entertaining through Fine music. During the year, this group participates in as- semblies, the Christmas Program, and the Spring Fes- tival, as well as providing the music for the annual commencement exercises. Bottom Row-P. Livingston, D. Jensen, J. Cowen, L. Freudenthal, P. Nielson, V. Valosis S Slavilt Row Two-P. Williams, F. Perkins, D. Lem, J. Draves, W. Mertens, J. Kowalski B Hansen L Zamatzne S De Vries, L. Mandemack. Row Three-A. Wendt, T. Dtemel, W. Lidberg, J. Evenson, A. Evenson, S. Spurgar N Dahl O Feichtingei T Rebholz. Row Four-T. Nielsen, J. Thurmann, R. Poulsen, P. Bryan, E. Rasmussen, J. Russell I' Schulte CDirectorD Row Five-B. Russell, L. Miller, J. Eppler, F. Hathaway, K. Heller, J. Levandowski R Mittelstadt T Peterson C Kate. 63 Bottom Row-B. DeLespine, S. Sargent, J. Junker, 1. Mikelsen, G. Zilke, J. Nichols, J. Jerstad, I. Stanislawski, E. Mc Carthy, J. Hendersen, B. Jensen, B. Scholzen, S. Slavik, G. Osborne, S. Baird, D. Feldman, N. Shuford, D. Bothfeld Row Two--S. Hoyt, K. Rubiarg, I. Hansen, N. Adams, A. Sofka, J. Booth, M. Kasparaitis, O. Stoll, V. Greenfield, E Saetveit QDirectorJ, D. Schweitzer, B. Funk, D. Overson, B. Korge, B. Luedke, D. Krynik, V. Larabee, E. Mevis. Row Three--M. Julius, B. Glebs, N. Drettwan, D. Johnson, P.Overturf, V. Grimes, P. Ryan, P. Mortenson, E. Larabee, R Trautmann, J. Chambers, S. Blajecki, W. Larsen, D. Schwarze, S. Nielsen, V. Armaganian, M. Thieme, B. Hansen. Raw Four-J. Friesema, D. Buesing, R. Dorf, R. Flansburg, L. Fredriksen, A. Kindsvater, G. Swiden, E. Wood, D. Erickson J. Hetland, D. Bodeau, W. Crew, R. Newman, R. Bednar, R. Novak, R. Rowley, P. Katibian, M. Sorenson. Choristers The Choristers, composed of over 70 of the finer voices in school, are an important group in many ways. fx rx As well as providing entertainment by themselves, they ,. f' ff ,LS furnish the A Cappella Choir with many of its members. ,-A- Choristers can be heard in the annual Christmas and lx ' I -T 'x . . . . A N Spring programs, directed by Eilef Saetveit. M 64 ' - - - --At ..- Bottom Row-J. Larsen, H. Vorpahl, D. Olsen, J. Kinnerup, D. Charlton, E. Herreicl, N. Forwark, L. Peclen, P. Stell, J. Horvath, A. Hawkins, M. Huggins, J. Thygeson, B. Hansen, M. Cormack, J. Jensen, M. Tasker, M. Hunter, M. Jensen. Row Two-L. Henkel, J. Docter, M. Horn, C. Kis, D. Overstreet, C. Christensen, A. Wilan, S. Czarnowski, E. Saetveit fDirectorJ, A. Christopherson, G. Anclroff, M. Barwich, J. Flynn, B. Kruty, R. Sciclenspinner, B. Jaragoski, K. Anderson, J. Johnson. Row Three-V. Hansen, G. Pottinger, D. Huck, S. Kiebler, B. Erickson, R. George, D. Kraftzenk, R. Jensen, J. Andersen, R. Cormack, J. Miller, J. Kosmetatos, W. Blask, R. Sargent, J. McCarthy, N. Johnson, S. Paulson, C. Evans, G. Kroening. Row Four-M. Frey, D. Tubman, D. Ott, S. McNaughton, D. Bush, W. Henry, T. Williams, R. Bellancl, A. Jensen, G. Martin, D. Keith, J. Kornwolf, R. Letsch, J. Nelson, D. Jensen, R. Schulte, G. Jensen, H. Christensen. A Cappella Park's A Cappella Choir is a musical organization of which we can all be proud. It is considered by many musicians as one of the best choirs in the state. During past years the choir has been heard in concert over a Milwaukee radio station, and it appears each season in concerts throughout the city. 65 Girls' Bowling These future 300-keglets meet Monday nights after school at the Uptown Lanes to enjoy an hour or so at their favorite sport. The group is under the direction of Miss Gordon. The club is divided into teams which compete for the season's championship. Botlom Ron'-K. Hansen, M. Pagliaro, G. Geiser, E. Fornal, W. Schumacher, J. Rodgers, J. Taylor, Row Two-M. Nelson, S. Hansche, J. Dwight, B. Coates, P. Schumacher, M. Blum. Row Three-J. Jenkins, M. Spudens, V. Greenfield, B. Scholsen, A. Duncan, C. Tower, B. Andersen. Row Four-J. Christianson, J, Olson, M. Stark, N. Schneider, K. Friday, P. Hefferon. Row Five-M. Sadlon R. Larsen, C. Henninglield, D. Wagner, A. Bjodstrup, B. Loppnow, O. Stoll. Bottom Row-D. Fergus, A. Wojcik, M. Hayward, S. Kruger, J. Williams, S. Weber, S. Jacobsen, R. Parkison. Ron' Two-E. Gebhard, E. Dyer, B. Miller, C. Cabush, B. Bohan, B. Jensen, K. Halter, J. Gordon CAdvisorJ. Row Three-J. Hansen, S. Kisley, P. Storbeck, K. Anderson, B. Jaragoski, J. Hendersen, B. Jensen, D. Mammenga. Row Four-C. Steiner, B. Erickson, G. Kroening, V. Kerr, L. Fick, S. Shovers, M. Higgins. Row Fizfe--E. Lockwood, M. Hansche, J. Oleson, D. Worsley, K. Marcussen, J. Kuehneman, D. Hansen, V. Hansen. Mm!!! 1 NA Urchesis Orchesis teaches girls the art of expression of thought through dance Orchesls is composed of Junior and Senior groups, which learn new steps and techniques and perfect skills already learned. IY 1. I . I G.A. A. is a group of girls interested in sports, both of an outdoor and in door nature. The girls compete for letters which are awarded on a point basis Points are earned through attendance and participation. Bolzmu Rau'-G. Bergman, M. Pagliaro, N. Spieth, J. Mooney, S. Sargent, R. Seidenspinner, W. Mer- tens, R. Trautmann, N. Tyree, J. Draves. Row Two-J. Bryant, E. Fornal, P. Braun, M. Bolter, C. Tennessen, M. Kasparaitis, M. Julius, N. Lantz, L. Driget, E. Luke. Row Three-I.. Jacobsen, J. Vash, I.. Henkel, C. Steiner, S. Shovers, S. Konnak, J. Jensen, S. Kraning, S. Swedenberg, M. Nelson. Raw Four-G. Kroening, A. Gebhardt, J. Rice, P. Thomas, N. Jensen, M. Stark, J. Kinnerup, J. Chris- tiansen, J. Spurgat, J. Doctor. Ron' Five-G. Piskula CAdvisorJ, H. Vorpahl, J. McLaughlin, S. Walker, S. Spurgat, S. Simpson, M. Hilt, K. Marcussen, M. Hansche, J. Lem. Bottom Row-E. Fornal, R. Seidenspinner, S. Sargent, G. Bergman, W. Schumacher, K. Hansen, P. Granger, E. Dyer, J. Rodgers, N. Spieth. Row Two-L. Fick, M. Blum, L. Jacobsen, L. Nank, N. Nielsen, M. West, D. Beckett, B. West, N. Johnson. Ro1z'Tlaree-G.Piskula CAdvisorJ, G. Peck, J. Vash, M. Smith, J. Hansen, J. Rice, M. Carlson, S. Nelson, F. Perkins, P. Jensen. Ron' Four--K, Friday, J. Johnson, L. Petersen, N. Shuford, J. Evenson, K. Anderson, D. Rosquist, D. Johnson, G. Kroening. Row Five-D. Bothfeld, J. Anders, P. Nielsen, E. Rasmussen, D. Worsley, H. Pelk, M. Hanse, S. Paulson, K. Marcussen. ll - .. A l - - - - --ln.- '-m ? X 1 Y lit 'KRW' W 0 AQEQ -idx x - f ' I., all Q-N-, -N s.,,1:g, S fi ? 5 CD eb ..-A. .. 3 Co-Rec, as its name implies, is a group for both girls and boys, and provides students from Park and Horlick with recreational activities throughout the year. The club's popularity is shown by the great number of students that apply each semester. Bottom Rota'-G. Homan, P. Bardeen, J. Kowalski, S. Bull, S. Hoyt, D. Beckett, P. Colburn, M. Kaspraitis, E. Borian M. Cormack, D. Hoeft, M. Gulbranson. Row Two-S. Forsmark, M. Christiansen, A. Gebhardt, A. Evenson, P. Helferon, M. Knorr, K. Anderson, E. Herreid K. Hoppe, L. Jacobsen, A. B. Close tAdvisorD. Row Three-J. Anderson, M. Apple, P. Green, G. Dixon, G. Lyle, G. Kenton, S. Jensen, J. Lem, S. Konnak, J. Fredricksen J. Bardeen. Row Folfr-W. Mattes, J. Johnson, J. Demet, A. Grebetz, J. Graham, I. Beckett, F. Demet, J. Meerschaert, M. Egan, S McNaughton. Row Five--J. Martin, H. Christensen, N. Dahl, R. Cormack, W. Lawson, S. Erbe, K. Fehl, D. Bush, J. Miller, D. Ludwig R. Jurgens, S. Feiges. Bottom Rau'-M. Linders, P. Grayson, S. Hansche, B. Erickson. J. Harrison, J. Cary, J. Booth, D. Hood, D. Kennedy C. Blum, S. Christensen. Row Two-S. Kruger. B. Coates, J. Beach, M. Carlson, H. Black, B. Jaragowski, J. Anderson, M. Hone, C. Nield, B. Dehring M. Bandouveris. Row Three-E. Engels, N. Adams, K. Fiday, V. Kerr, F. Cutrell, R. Gleissner, A. Lindh, K. Chipman, G. Kroening, J Cowen, C. Magilsky. Row Four-N. Kunke, M. Baron, E. Gister, G. Jensen, K. Mlrcussen, E. Lockwood, A. Jenik, R. Belland, D. Kraftzenk, D Bodeau, D. Lem. Rowlgivg-D. Floss, G. Androff, W. Henry, R. Jensen, D. Jensen, R. Kuester, N. Andersen, J. Kohler, C. Garver, M. Hilt . orwar: MHWWQ fy 'fll ' ' ' ffm , 4QQ?ilf?a O O Q if gf F X ' C S 69 Bottom Row-S. Scheller, G. Zilke, B. Vance, B. Moore, J. Sandifer, W. Mertins, R. Trautmann, D. Easterday, P. Williams E. McCarthy, J. Phelps. Row Two--K. Phillips, S. Nielsen, I. McElvain, M. West, L. Nank, D. Overstreet, B. Bidwell, D. Sorensen, R. Seiden- spinner, B. Hansen, S. Taubert. Row Three-S. Shovers, N. Willison, P. Thomas, J. Rice, A. Wendt, J. Spurgat, M. Richard, J. Weins, M. Tasker, F Tichenor, M. Yost. Row Four--M. Welch, S. Paulson, R. Thygeson, J. Voss, R. Teska, T. Olson, G. Nyboe, R. Petersen, T. Nielsen, N IP: Ziolkowski, M. Spillum. Row Five--K. Poulsen, S. Spurgat, S. Tanner, R. Schulte, T. Rabe, G. Wick, T. Williams, R. Paulsen, D. Worsley, P Nielsen, D. Stucky. ,N rw F E :Im I gl ' ' llll 1 -ir- III :E 4 Co- Het: Bus trips to football and basketball games, and sightseeing tours in Milwaukee and Chicago provide entertainment for Co-Rec members. Important, too, are the weekends at the The newly acquired Y annex should help to furnish enjoyable hours during the com- ing seasons. 70 ee . Varsity The wearing of a coveted orange letter entitles a boy to membership in the Varsity Club. Each Friday is designated as a letter day, when members are obliged to wear their sweaters and attend a noon meeting of the Club. Hntmm Ron'-C. Samsel, G. Jensen, R. Urdiales. J. Martin, R. Jurgens. L. Weinkauf. T. Nielsen, R. Phillips. R011 R 0 I1 R n Il Ron' ' TIl'!l1l:. Patriarca, R. Turner, H. Westmoreland, J. Mcerschaert, G. Nyboe, J. Demer, W. Taylor, F. Tichenor, B Wilson. ' Three-A. Grebetz, J. Ruppel, J. Graham, W. Brown. G. Dickerson. R. Teska, F. Demet, T. Olson. ' Four-K. Putzer, W. Provine, J. Thomas, J. Friesema, R. Schulte, D. Ager, J. Miller, R. Cormack, C. Mares. Fire-P. Cody, B. Bagley, T. Rabe, L. Androff, J. l-lansen, D. Carse, J. Powers. 71 icllaka Barlow Raza'-S. Scheller, D. Easterday, D. Charlton, D. Overson, E. McCarthy, S. Keebler, D. Lettsome, P. Bardeen, N Derrah, M. Pagliaro. Row Tim-S. Seibert, B. von Gonten, W. Schumacher, L. Slafter, D. Hoefr, K. Rubjarg, C. Hayward, A. Frande, C. Vyvyan R. Grothen. Row Three-J. Nichols, E. Borian, L. Nank, K. Hoppe, J. Jensen, J. Noyes, L. Henkel, S. Bull, D. Heinz, R. Fought, B Laliever. Rout' Four-G. Davies, P. Storbeck, J. Anderson, W. Geyer, J. Docter, j. Lehman, A. Gebhardt, J. Vash, C. Arney, S Smith. Ron' Five-G. Kenton, E. Lockwood, S. Paulson, N. Ziolkowski, M. Hilt, S. Sundstrom, S. Walker, J. Jones, K. Geyer B. Houdek, V. Kerr. Bottom, Ron'-B. Moore, M. Cormack, B. West, G. Bergman, S. Collins, B. Hansen, N. Olsen, S. DeVries, M. Hein, C Deich. Row Tim--B. Vance, K. Hansen, B. Coates, C. Nield, G. Peck, S. Hoyt, M. Stromheck, P. Schumacher, G. Homan. Row Three-V. Anderson, J. Moore, J. Spencer, L. Mandernack, N. Hoag, J. Hendersen, J. Flynn, J. Moree, N. Christensen, N. France. Row Four-M. Apple, J. Frecleriksen, B. Hansen, L. Beranis, S. Lynch, N. Kohl, J. Weins, J. Andersen, G. Vandervoort. Row Five-K. Friday, N. Schneider, M. Brue, P. Bryan, S. Simpson, K. Marcussen, J. Polzin, G. Pottinger, G. Kroening, M. Sadlon. 6 , - s-I ai Q-v Boltom Row-S. Prudhomme, A. Cardiff, D. Sorensen, J. Kallis, B. Erickson, P. Colburn, K. Litzke, M. West, J. Bowman M. Jones, R. Trautmann, R. Seidenspinner. Row Two-D. Beckett, H. Black, M. Kasparaitis, M. Knorr, V. Greenfield, J. Christensen, A. Sofka, B. Jaragoski, S. Taul- bert, M. Hone, J. Turnbull, S. Zahn. Row Three--M. Julius, B. Scholzen, A. Evenson, B. Glebs, J. Rice, N. Adams, D. Feldman, J. Cowen, M. Christiansen, J Kowalski, J. Bryant, S. Christensen. Row Four-J. Thygeson, J. Spurgat, M. Welch, J. Kuehneman, J. Strohmer, B. Russell, O. Stoll, A. Collins, K. Chipman M. Falkenrath, J. Beach. Ron' Five-J. Christiansen, G. Lyle, L. Petersen, J. Dalton, P. Larson, L. Nelson, C. Evans, G. Androff, D. Christensen, J Anders, I. Stanislawski, P. Reynolds. Wichaka membership is open to girls from all classes in school. The club's primary purpose is to pro- ' X R vide social activity for the members through the Fac- ' V ulty Tea, the Style Show, and the Wichakzl dances, which are held at the YWCA. , ' ', 3 7 73 Bottom Rum-C. Beck, B. Frederickson, R. Hunter, H. Peden, M. Hunter, M. Mann. Rom Two-S. DeVries, S. Nielsen, A. Nielsen, C. Jessen, L. Peden. Row Three-V. Anderson, N. Shuford, L. Cabush, M. Demet, K. Jacobs, S. Nelson. Rom Four-E. Rasmussen, R. Pedersen, W. Jensen, C. Drozd, L. Frederiksen, J. Demet, N. Engberg. Bnllmn Row--C. Cabush, D. Latshaw, R. Fought, E. Weiss, C. Borchardt. Row Two-E. Felten CAdvisorD, A. Wenclt, V. McDermott, N. Hoag, E. Holt CAdvisorJ. Row Three-S. Jensen, T. Steinmann, J. Dowman, O. Stoll. Christian Fellowship Radio T- C Christian Fellowship is one of the newest clubs at Besides recommending proper programs for the en- Park. Instead of relying entirely on their churches for joyment of the student body, Radio T-V, through the fellowship and good will, this group tries to promote state-wide organization, attempts to provide better listen- these spiritual objectives within their school life. ing and visual entertainment for all. 74 C7 Boltom Run'-E. Willizlllls CAdvisorJ, J. Eckhardt, M. Wartl, M. Frost, E. Miller. Run' Tim-V. Anderson, A. Wetmtlt, R. Burman, J. Dowman, D. Christensen, J. Sack. Bottom Rau'-L. Mandernack, S. Swedenherg, N. Hoag, J. Maclinight. Roll' Two-G. Piskula 1AtlvisorJ, V. Garver, Shaw, R. Burman. Ron' Three-I. Beckett, J. Dowman, T. Larsen, R. Schaeffer. l O 1 trlhhlers Many times throughout the year, a script is needed for a school production. Scribblers Club handles the writing of all such scripts. The club meets regularly, X ' X for its own enjoyment, to hold discussions on all types 6 l ' 8 3 of creative writing. ' 5 I 'Q quare Ilance f A 1 Under the direction of Miss Piskula, Park's square r dance enthusiasts learn the techniques of square dancing. 5 4 Meetings are held every other Wednesday to learn and Q ' study new dances. 75 rung Font Servicing the school with game programs, tickets, stationery, and posters consumes most of the time of Park's printers. Their big project this year was the stu- dent directory, which they hope to make an annual production. Bottom Row-C. Hahn, L. Stockwell, J. Meerschaert, R. Anderson. Row Two-J. Wooley CAdvisorJ, C. Evans, J. Hansen, T. Mehlhorn, K. Willison. . l. . g ?'l3m?l i f,Hi H W Aafffi . s 9 'W- T AP-' 12,4 L Q , nf Q - : 1 54:41. ,, ' ' LLM-' 'F 76 Forum Ilehate Representing Park High in battles of wit and intelli- gence is the Forum Debate Club. The group not only participates in debates, but also takes charge of noon movies, their main source of revenue. P. A. Uperators Without the aid of these student volunteers, the presentation of an assembly program would be extremely difhcult. They have charge of all school sound equip- ment at public and school functions. Robert Pedersen, Bruce Zabler, Charles Drozd. , .V ,. . . .' -ff.. . IN Botiom Rou'-J. Turnbull, M. Roberts, R. Krieger, M. Huggins, T. Nielsen, M. Bandouveris, K. Phillips. Row Two-C. Williamson, C. Armey, S. Konnak, J. Weins, A. Evenson, K. Geyer. Rau' Three-H. Vorpahl, A. Christofferson, J. Christensen, E. Gister, H. Pelk, R. Burman. Row Four-M. Spillum, P. Livingston, N. Dahl, T. Williams, S. Sundstrom, D. Stucky, G. Meldgaard. 77 gil WN! N. . ' '68 Incredibles and Cieeronians Under the guise of Incredibles and Ciceronians are the third and sixth period Latin Clubs. They meet every other Friday to plan candy sales, plays, and assemblies. Their Latin Banquet at the end of the year is the high point of their social season. Butmm Rau'-J. Rodgers, J. Eppler, M. Nelson, S. Kuebler, J. Phelps, W. Smith fAdvisorJ. Rauf Tivo-M. Blum, J. Kinnerup, W. Lungman, J. Bryant, M. Barwich. Row Three-F. Tichenor, M. Nichols, V. Kerr, P. Bryan, S. Biles, W. Geyer. Ron' Four--I. Dalton, M. Hilt, H. Christensen, R. Clope, R. Jensen, C. Evans. Ballon: Rau'-K. Lcitzke, M. Ditlevson, B. Jensen, K. Hanson, W. Schumacher. Rf111'T1l'11-W. Smith fAdvisorJ, P. Mackey, L. Mandernuck, M. Falkenrath, J. Vash, S. Maresh. Rau' Three-j. Koetting, A. Bjodstrup, J. Strohmer, K. Chipman, C. Seaman. Ron' Four-G. Androff, C. Garver, J. Buelow, S. Walker, G. Lyle. 3 Bottom Rou'-1. Williams, J. McTrusty, E. Shaw, J. Engle. Rau' Two-J. Graham, S. Sundstrom, T. Larson, S. Simpson, S. Feiges. Bnllnm Ron'-S. Konnak, M. Stromheck. S. DeVries, M. Mullis, T. Turnbull, C. Hahn. L. Zamagne, P. Stell. Ruiz' Two--F. Hathaway, A. Guenther, K. Geyer, G. Pottinger, J. Lem, M. Tasker, T. Langenfeltl, R. Krieger. Ron' Three-L. G. Berven fAdvisorl, J. Bessonnette, H. Pelle, D. Stucky, T. Satlowslci, R. Smyth. E. Laliave, V. Garver. Ron' Four-D. Fietler, J. Cleary, J. Spitzer, J. Dowman, R. Burman, P. Livingston, R. Grillith. Ruiz' Five-G. Brennenstuhl, A. Yousten, C. Drozrl, S. Erhe, D. Keith, R. Slovachek, R. Clope, O. Feichtinger. lilIlilll'9l1'S Theatre 1 o This year's Children's Theater play, presented at the is Venetian Theater. was The Mystery at the Old Fort. Under the direction of T- D' Rowe. this play proved suc, Meeting regularly to discuss scientific questions of Cessful and highly entertaining' the clay is the Science Club. With the aid of Mr. Berven, the group performs a different type of scientific demon- stration at each meeting. 79 Li'g. ' 0 f ' 5 I- u,,y 4 I -t Yy A V h , W The Hi-Y Club is for young men who are interested - ,, ' in spiritual as well as social molding of personality. In M Q . . Q - 5' . ,' addition to numerous dances held at the YMCA, the X' .qv Club established a scholarship for Park High students. :I::rp. 2 - rr Lihrary nnitors 1 - . pp? 1 ff ff' -'QQ' nff 'ffi' W 0.1 . ff' bi . 51 - ' ' Z2 12 2 , ....: in L 43 Maintaining silence in the library seems an almost l xi '?9'4Hv o insurmountable job, but these boys perform the task i X-' K- -. through the six periods of the day with an amazing ease. l Iintlrml Ron'-li. Cutrell, A. Lintlh, li. Tichenor, D. Kraftzenk, S. Tenuta, G. Dixon, li. Wood, R. Gleissner, M. Gulbrandson. Rau' Tw,-M. Baron, M. Spillum, li. Patriarca, li. Gister, J. Graham, H, Christensen, D. l-lansche, W. Taylor, A. Jenik, T. Nielsen. Run' Three-A. Grehetz, D. Stucky, -I. Martin, F. Nelson, D. Schneider, B. Rognerutl, T. Olson, gl. Voss, R. Bellantl. Run' Four-G. Dickerson, R. Teslta, T. Peterson, QI. Miller, R. Cormack, R. Jensen, C. Kate, N. Dahl, R. Burman, G. Swiden. Rnu' Five-VI. Buelow, P. Cody, G. -lensen, D. Carse, W. Lawson. T. Beranis. I.. Weinkauf, K. Putzer. R. Schulte. E. Iinftnm Run'-R. Phillips, R. Oliver, T. Nielsen, S. Tenuta, W. Gain. Run' Tim-F, Patriarca, W. Hoffman, G. Nyboe, T. Olson, W. Taylor. Run' Three-R. Cormack, T. Mantlerfeld, J. Thomas, R. Jurgens, j. Martin, J. Meerschaert. Row Frmr-B. Bagley, G. Jensen. L. Androff, D. Carse, K. Putzer. ' .Wsgpa W L l 1 l 80 ill- I I , AlQ1 ,Rf ,alll - H - ,A Gernlfln and Spanish Clubs Making use of the knowledge of a foreign language, these two clubs hold their meetings during a class period every other Friday, to study the customs and traditions of the respective nations. All meetings are conducted in the tongue spoken in the course. Bottom Ron'--E. Steinwender, B. Moore, J. Brach, B. Coates, E. Weiss, J. Eckhardt. Row Two-A. Weichers fAdvisorJ, J. Beach, E. Herreid, R. Radandt, S. Konnak, S. Kruning. Ron' Three-R. Mack, J. Race, L. Radandt, P. Smith, T. Nicholas, M. Frost. ' Ron' Four-J. Cleary, S. Tanner, S. Erbe, K. Fehl, D. Keith, J. Miller, R. Koran. Bottom Ron'--A. Weichers fAdvisorJ, M. Pagliaro, N. Nielsen, C. Jessen, S. Zahn, B. Erickson, J. Mooney Rou' Two-P. Drummond, L. Schmoll, J. Hendersen, J. Barileen, J. Stenman, J. Cowen, E. Engels. Row Three-J. Hansen, J. Schenkenberg, W. Mattes, R. Travica, B. Erickson, G. Kroening. Row Four-XV. Taylor, V. Peterson, J. Spitzer, D. Jensen, S. Simpson, R. Thygeson, J. Russell. French Club Similar to the Latin, German, and Spanish Clubs, the French Club meets to plan sales, future meetings, and parties. Riding Club Beginners and experienced riders alike can find en- joyment through the weekly spring and fall outings of the Riding Club. Novices are specially instructed until capable of joining the others along the trails. Bottom Row-R. Seiclenspinner, M. Cormack, R. Fought, N. Johnson, B. Erickson. Row Two-A. Laub fAclvisorJ, J. Roushia, R. Krieger, A. Hawkins, D. Murlin, D. Sorenson Row Three-A. Evenson, J. Christiansen, J. Frederiksen, J. Docter, A. Gebhardt. Row Four-1. Poindexter, M. Demet, P. Larson, J. Johnson, J. Larsen. Bottom Row-M. Crozier, S. Cooper, J. Spence, F. Christiansen, P. Stell. Row Two-F. Pennefeather 6Advisor2, N. Willison, J. Christoflersen, P. Thomas, E. Weiss. Row Three--P. Green, T. Steinmann, P. Searles, H. Hansche, J. Lem. s1......i. Bottom Row-T. Nielsen Row Two-I. Beckett, D. Row Three-R. Cormack Bottom Row-H. Sawyer Row Two--R. Putzer, N. Ushers Club The Ushers' Club helps to keep order and direct fans to their seats at all basketball games Members also take tickets at the door and distribute programs Art Club Designing posters, discussing art and aiding the Kzpz make up the major part of the Art Club s work , F. Patriarca, A. jenik, S. Tenuta. Bodeau, J. Thomas, W. Taylor. , L. Weinkauf, R. Jurgens, J. Meerschaert CAdvisorJ, A. Wendt, B. Erickson, V Frank Solberg, J. Bardeen. L l'1l15ll'e' gy-. Bottom Row-P. Beresford, V. Kline, G. Homan, J. MacKnight, M. Strombeck, L. Spann, S. Kubler, M Hunter Row Two-B. Gehrig, L. Petersen, C. Nield, R. Fought, M. Nelson, J. Stewart, B. Coates, C. Guth, B. Vance Row Three-E. Weiss, E. Borian, J. Mortenson, B. Erickson, A. Wilan, S. Swedenberg, D. Mammenga,J Remter C Cabush Row Four-D. Lehman, C. Magilsky, C. Seaman, J. Klein, A. Michaels, J. Meltesen, V. Armaganian, A Christolferson D Slesarenko. Row Five--G. Burmeister, P. Ryan, D. Mills, G. Kenton, B. Madsen, P. Larson, L. Nelson, B. Erickson J Christensen A Collins. orelle Sorelle, a girls' organization under the direction of Miss Miller, carries on many service projects throughout the year. Their meetings, held at noon, give girls who work after school the chance to join a service club. They have dances, parties, picnics, and candy sales to keep the members well occupied during the year. 84 f Bottom Row-R. Dame, R. Petersen, R. Collova, J. Bung, J. Junker, M. Jensen. Rnrz' Two-L. Mandernack, D. Petrouski, G. Eppler, L. Jacobsen, R. Mittlestadt, J. Levandoski, W. Langman. Bottom Rau'-T. Sadowski, D. Keith, D. Perham QAdvisor7, E. Laliave, O. Feichtinger. Row Tim-R. Greene, A. Guenther, M. Spillum, J. Bissonnette, R. Schaeffer, G. Brennenstuhl, R. Griffith. T. Langerfeld, W. Langman. Rom Three-I. Beckett, R. Clope, J. Dowman, A. Yousten, C. Laliave, J. Spitzer, R. Burman, P. Christiansen. s oon Ilance Band The Noon Dance Band is composed of students who enjoy playing popular tunes. They meet with Mr. Iv' W Vx Ill I Schulte during noon hours to rehearse for such projects 7 7 J as the Student Talent Show' The purpose of the Chess Club is to teach students how to play and appreciate the game of chess. They meet under the leadership of Miss Perham. 85 Cheerleaders We owe the pep and enthusiasm generated at foot- ball and basketball games to the cheerleaders of the Orange and Blue. Without their guiding spirit, half the thrill of the contests would be lost. Kzgeeling-I.. Mevis, J. Mooney, S. Konnak. Sluudizzg-R. Turner, D. Hess. 86 ii .N-4 Bottom Row-J. Miller, S. Janouzzi, J. Martin, C. Christensen, Mrs. Christensen fMgr.J, Mrs. Peterson CCookJ, A. Pedersen, J. Scheller, B. Kemeny. Row Two-N. Smith, M. Beadles, L. Span, C. Vyvyan, R. Larrabee, S. Reeser, D. Gibsen, D. Nelsen, Row Three-J. Halpin, J. Anders, D. Robetcky, S. Christensen, 1. Moree, C. Christensen, J. Phillips, T. Man- derfeld, H. Mogenson, D. Brown. Row Four-K. Heller, C. Borth, T. Frank, J. Levandowski, 1. Gregory, P. Smith. Cafeteria taff C fi., The cafeteria staff Prepares and serves our noon fda- 'X X lunches, which were sold this year for thirty-five cents V-Z X , per meal. Students aiding Mrs. Christensen receive -Q ' credits for their work, and also help make our noon PD' meals balanced and more pleasant. N- ,A x . 251, ,Q I ,M 171' f i f i 87 Sound Uff q S.'S.HOODlE Q 88 J , H 2 M., if Q. ,JV fi ,,,...,.....+.-vnu-M- 0 1, V ', -, w I . L U V M w- -f H --Q .'-1,3-f '. X, V A , ' .Q f' 2f.:w1m:'-...if..' ' 'X -'--' ww- -1 ' X . -..L 4.f..-M Wf-Mm ' A . g ..-, .- ' .,,' M- f S9 he X, 3 9 4. 1 w AWK ' . Q x 4 .ffl F6 Q 12 ?' 'L ik-wg-ws-'M 'kfmww :- -eww-y ww.. 5 fare-,M-ff . A -4 A Index Beadles, Martha, 87 Beck, Carol, 12, 74, 60 Acklam, Roger Adams, Glen Adams, Nancy, 64, 73, 69 Adams, Robert Adams, Yvonne Admadt, Dorothy, 12 Ager, Donald, 12, 71, 62 Aiello, Nancy Albright, Nancy Albright, Audrey Albright, James Albright, Marian, 12 Beck, George Becker, Beckett, Marlene Beckett, Desmond Deirdre, 67, 68, 73 Beckett, Ian, 12, 75, 83, 85, 61 68 Bedard, Alfred Bednar, Dick, 48 Bednar, Donald Begekis, Michael Beiley, Beiley, Gary Geraldine, 60 Allen, William Amundsen, David, 50 Anders, Joyce, 67, 73, 87 Andersen, Andersen, Barbara, 66 Donald, 44, 49 Andersen, Jackie, 68, 72 Andersen, Jane Andersen, Jolene Andersen, Leroy, 44, 50 Andersen, Norman, 12, 69 Andersen, Ronald Andersen, Wayne Anderson David Anderson Janet, 65 Anderson Jerome Anderson, Joanne, 72, 69 Anderson, Joyce Anderson Karen, 65, 66, 67, 68 Anderson Kerwin Anderson Nance Anderson Robert, 12, 76 Bolter Anderson, Vanna, 75, 74, 72, 38 Andress, Dorothy Androff, Genevieve, 78, 65, 73, 69 Androff, Leonard, 12, 71, 58, 80, 45 Appel, Myrna, 12 Apple, Marlyn, 68, 72 Armaganian, Victoria, 84, 64 Arney, Charmaine, 86, 72 Asa, Sally Ayers, Pattie B Bagley, Brian, 12, 71, 80, 49 Baird, Sandra, 64 Baker, Rudy Balcer, Gerald Balcer, Joseph Baldwin, Barbara Bandouveris, Mike, 86, 69, 38 Bardeen, Janice, 83, 81, 68, 37 Bardeen, Patricia, 68, 72 Baron, Marc, 12, 80, 69, 36 Barrett, Nance, 12 Bartow, Jeanette, 12 Barwich, Mary, 65, 78 Bassinger, Jerry Bates, Ellen, 62 Bay, James, 12 Beach, Joan, 59, 60, 81, 73, 69 Belland, Robert, 65, 80, 69, 41, 43 Belongia, Marilyn Benner, Lloyd, 38 Beranis, Lynn, 72 Beranis, Ted, 80 Beresford, Patricia, 12, 84, 59 Bergman, Gail, 67, 67, 72 Bergman, Warren Bernardy, Mary Jane, 12 Betker, Jerry Bidwell, Barbara, 70 Biesaclc, David Biles, Sammie, 78 Bissonette, Jerry, 85, 79 Bjodstrop, Ann, 78, 66 Black, Heather, 73, 69 Blajeski, Shirley, 64 Blanchard, Tom, 38 Blank, Barbara, 62 Blank, Bernice Blask, Bill, 65, 50, 38 Bliss, Robert Blodgett, Bob Blomquist, James, 62 Brand, Gertrude Braseny, Thomas Bratley, Ross Braun, Patricia, 67 Brekke, Diane Brennenstuhl, George, 79, 85 Brinkman, Shirley Brown, Duane, 87 Brown, Richard Brown, William, 71, 41 Brue, Marjorie, 72 Bruhn, Don Brunt, Robert Bryan, Patricia, 63, 78, 72, 38 Bryant, Jeanette, 13, 58, 78, 51, 73, 37 Buelow, James, 78, 80 Buesing, Dave, 58, 61, 64, 41, 43 Buffham, David Buffham, Tom, 13 Bull, Sally, 68, 72 Bunck, David, 44, 49 Bung, Jerry, 13, 85, 62 Burbey, Mark Burlingame, Lorraine Burman, Ronald, 13, 75, 85 75 80, 77, 38 Burmeister, Gloria, 84 Bush, Don, 13, 65, 60, 68 C Cabush, Carol, 74, 84, 66 Cabush, Lily, 74 Calkins, Barbara Cardiff, Ann, 73 Carlson, Mary Lou, 67, 69 Carlson, Sharon, 13 Carse, David, 13, 71, 80, 80 4 43, 45 Bloss, Diane, 12, 69 Blum, Carol, 62 Blum, Charmaine, 69 Blum, Marcia, 66, 67, 78 Bodeau, Donald, 83, 64, 69, 44 Bohan, Betty, 62, 66 Bohan, Carla Bohan, Harry, 12, 62 Bohm, Arthur, 62, 44 Marjorie, 67 Cary, Joyce, 69 Casteneda, Anita Chambers, Julia, 64 Chardukian, Eve Chardukian, Margaret Charlton, Donna, 65, 72 Cheswick, Don Chilla, Richard Chipman, Kay, 58, 78, 73, 69 Bonariva, Diana, 13, 37 Booth, Judith, 64, 69 Borchardt, Carole, 74 Borian, Elonor, 13, 84, 58, 68, 72 Born, Ralph Borowski, Barbara, 13, 59 Borth, Clark, 87 Bostick, Donald, 44 Bothheld, Donna, 64, 67 Bowman, Jonita, 13, 58, 59 Bowman, Joyce, 73 Brack, John, 13, 81 Brack, Robert Bradac, Eva, 13 Bradley, Kathleen Branch, Thurman 90 Christensen Carl, 62 Christensen Carol, 65, 87 Christensen Dan, 75 Christensen Doris, 73 Christensen Dorothy Christensen Dorothy Clingan Christensen Eleanore Christensen, Harvey, 13, 58, 61, 65, 68, 80, 37 Christensen, Howard, 78, 50 Christensen Jean, 13, 59, 84 Christensen Jean L., 62 Christensen Joan 60, 66, 73 Christensen John, 13 Christensen Nancy, 72 Christensen, Raymond Christensen, Richard Christensen, Sally, 69 Christensen, Sharon, 73, 87 Christensen, Sherrie Christiansen, Freda, 13, 82 Christiansen, Joyce, 67, 82, 73 Christiansen, Marti, 68, 73 Christiansen, Peter, 58, 85, 44, 50 Christoff, Don, 44 Christofferson, Alice, 13, 65, 84 Christofferson, Charles Christofferson, Joyce, 82 Cicona, George Clausen, Bill Clazmer, Thomas Cleary, John, 14, 81 Cleveland, Helen, 14 Clickner, Tom, 41, 43 Clope, Richard, 85, 78, 79 Coates, Betty, 14, 84, 66, 81, 72, 69 Cody, Paul, 14, 71, 58, 80, 41, 42 Colburn, Margaret, 58, 68, 73 Collins, Alayne, 14, 60, 84, 73 Collins, Shirley, 62, 72 Collova, Ruth, 62, 85 Compete, Robert Connell, Ernest Conrad, Janice, 14 Cook, John Cooper, Sheila, 14, 82 Cormack, Margaret, 65, 82, 68, 72, 37 Cormack, Robert, 14, 83, 65, 71, 80, 80, 68, 41, 43 Cottingham, Virginia Cowen, Jacqueline, 81, 58, 63, 73, 69, 37 Cranley, Thomas Crawford, Joan Crew, Wesley, 64 Crozier, Marilee, 82 Cuccio, Richard, 41, 50 Cumberland, Carol Cumberland, Nancy Cutrell, Fred, 80, 69 Czarnowski, Shirley, 65, 37 D Daceno, Lucy Daceno, Margaret Dahl, Norman, 63, 80, 68, 44, 50 Dailey, Aaron Dalton, Judith, 78, 73, 37 Dame, Richard, 85, 62 Dana, Christine Daniels, Doris Dassler, William Davies, Gwyn, 72 Dehring, Betty, 69 Deich, Carol, 72 Deininger, Dorothy, 62 DeLespine, Barbara, 64 DeLuca, Linda, 14 DeMars, Richard Demet, Franklin, 71, 68, 49 Demet, James, 74, 71, 68, 45, 49 Demet, Margie, 74, 82 Derrah, Nancy, 72 Devine, Michael DeVries, Shirley, 79, 74, 63, 72 Dewey, Loris Dickerson, Gordon, 71, 80, 49 Ditlevson, Edward, 14 Ditlevson, Marilyn, 78 Dixon, Arthur Dixon, Guy H., 14, 59, 80, 68 Dobrowski, Walter Docter, Jo, 14, 65, 82, 67, 72, 52, 31 Doolittle, Dale Dorf, Richard, 64 Dorval, Eugene, 41, 43, 45 Dowman, Jerry, 14, 75, 74, 85, 75, 38, 37 Draves, Judy, 60, 62, 63, 67 Dremel, Tom, 63 Drettwan, Nance, 64 Drigert, La Donna, 67 Drivas, Betty Drozd, Charles, 77, 79, 74 Drummond, Patricia, 81 Duckworth, Cecil Dudley, Jack, 14 Due, Kenneth, 14 Duncan, Athena, 66 Dvorecky, Beverly Dwight, Jo Ann, 66, 52, 14 Dybvad, Dick, 14, 31 Dyer, Evelyn, 66, 67 Dyess, William, 50 Dykstra, Calvin, 41 Easterday, Donna, 14, 72, 70 Eastman, Beverly Eaves, Richard, 15 Ecker, Barbara Eckhardt, Joanne, 75, 81, 38 Eckhardt, Ronald Edwards, Sam, 15, 61 Edwards, Terry, 45 Egan, Marshall, 68, 44 Engberg, Norma, 15, 74 Engel, Judith, 79 Engels, Eugenie, 81, 69 Engstrom, Lillian, 15 Eppler, Jerry, 85, 62, 63 Evans, Connie, 60, 65, 78, 73 Evenson, Ann, 58, 59, 63, 32, 77, 68, 73 Evenson, Judith, 63, 67 F Falk, Jo Anne Falkenrath, Mary Ann, 58, 78, 73, 37 Fancher, Mary Sue Farnsworth, Clarence, 15 Fechnet, Ronald Fedders, Harlan Feehrer, Charles, 50 Fehl, Kenneth, 15, 58, 68, 81 Feichtinger, Oskar, 15, 85, 79, 58, 61, 63 Feiges, Sandra, 68, 79 Felber, Shirley Feldman, Doris, 64, 73 Fergus, Dorothy, 15, 66 Fergus, Robert Fergus, Wayne, 15 Fesko, Charles Fick, Lois, 66, 67 Fieder, Donald, 60 Filler, Kaye Fink, Delores, 15 Fink, Fred Fiore, George Fisher, Jerry Fitzgerald, George, 49, 50 Flannigan, Judy, 15 Flansburg, Ronald, 64, 41 Flynn, Janet, 15, 65, 72 Forester, Renee Fornal, Edwina, 66, 67, 67 Forsmark, Sally, 15, 68 Forwark, Nancy, 15, 65, 58, 69 Fought, Rosemary, 74, 84, 82, 72 France, Nancy, 72 Frank, Anthony, 87 Frank, Virginia, 83 Frasher, James Fredericksen, Robert, 62 Frederickson, Paul, 50 Fredericksen, Judith, 82, 68, 72 Frederiksen, Fredrickson, Fredrickson, Freudenthal, Freud enthal , Lloyd, 64, 74 Bonnie, 15, 74 Sheila Carol, 16 Lois, 63 Frey, Matthew, 16, 65 Eppler, JoAnne, 78 Erbe, Stuart, 79, 61, 68, 81, 49 Erdman, Phil, 15 Erhardt, Helen Erickson, Barbara A., 83, 81, 73, 69 Erickson, Beatrice, 15, 60, 65, 82 Erickson, Beverly, 81, 84 Erickson, Constance Erickson, Donald, 64 Erickson, Patrick Erickson, Ted Evans, Charles, 15, 76 91 Friday, Catherine, 16, 59, 66, 67, 72, 69, 52, 53 Friedrich, Alice Friesma, Jacob, 16, 64, 71, 41, 43 Fritz, John Frost, Marjorie, 75, 81 Fuller, Wayne, 16 Funk, Barbara G Gain, William, 80 Galovits, Katherine Garver, Carolyn, 78, 69 Garver, Virginia, 16, 75, 79, 61, 38 Gebhard, Elaine, 16, 66 Gebhardt, Ann, 16, 58, 82, 67, 68, 72 Gehrig, Beverly, 84, 30 Geiser, Grace, 66 George, Robin, 16, 65 Geyer, Karen, 16, 79, 77, 72 Geyer, Wini, 78, 72 Gibson, Dolores, 87 Gillis, Gordon Gister, Earle, 16, 58, 80, 69, 36 Glebs, Barbara, 64, 73 Gleissner, Dick, 60, 80, 69, 36 Goodnetter, Dawn, 16 Gothner, Thomas Goulais, Michael, 44 Graham, John, 79, 71, 80, 68, 41, 42 Granger, Patricia, 16, 67 Granitzke, Shirley Grathen, Rosemary, 72 Grayson, Phyllis, 69 Grebetz, Arthur, 71, 80, 68, 41, 42, 50 Green, Charles Green, Patricia, 82, 58, 68 Greene, Howard Greene, Richard, 85 Greenfield, Verna, 64, 66, 73 Greenwood, Arthur Gregersen, Richard, 16 Gregory, Gloria Gregory, Jack, 16, 87, 85 Grimes, Valerie, 60, 64 Guenther, Alfred, 79, 85 Gulbrandson, Martin, 68, 80 Guth, Carol Jean, 16, 59, 84 H Haack, Janet Hagen, Robert Hahn, Clairence, 76, 79, 38 Hall, Eugene Hall, Robert Halpin, Joann, 16, 87 Halter, Kay, 16, 66 Hansen Karen A., 17, 78, 66, 67 Hansen, Lowell Hansen, Karen L., 66 Hansen, Marion, 60, 67 Hansen, Mary Hansen, Randall Hansen, Richard Hansen, Richard L. Hansen, Roger Hansen, Ronald Hansen, Thomas P. Hansen, Virginia, 65, 66 Hansen, Wayne, 44 Hanson, Karen E. Hanson Thomas J. Harmel Carol Harris, Allan, 17 Harrison, Jean, 69 Harrison, John Hartweg, Richard, 17 Harwood, Helen, 17 Hathaway, Frank, 17, 63, 79 Harlem, Nancy Hawes, Patricia Hawkins, Anne, 17, 65, 82 Hayward, Barbara Hayward, Carol, 17, 72, 52 Holton, Charlene, 62 Homan, Dave, 38 Homan, Gail, 18, 84, 68, 72 Hone, Margo, 58, 73, 69 Honore, Warren Hood, Diana, 18, 58, 69, 31, 37 Hoppe, Karin, 68, 72 Horn, Marilyn, 65 Horvath, Julianne, 65 Horvarh, Ronald Houdek, Barbara, 18, 58, 60, 72 Houdek, Robert Hougard, Ronald Howe, David Hoyt, Susan, 64, 68, 72 Huck, Delores, 18, 65 Huggins, Margie, 65, 66, 77 Hultman, Nora Hunter, Marlene, 18, 74, 84, 65 Hunter, Renee, 74 Iannello, Anthony, 18 Ingrouille, Shirley Isbell, James, 18 Iverson, LaMae, 18 Haney, Gene Hansche, Dan, 17, 80 Hansche, Larry Hansche, Marie, 82, 60, 66, 67 Hansche, Robert, 50 Hansche, Sally, 17, 59, 66, 69 Hansen, Barbara, 17 Hansen, Barbara L., 65, 60, 63, 72, 70 Hansen, Beverly, 64, 72 Hansen, Diane, 66 Hansen, Donald, 17 Hansen, Idabelle, 64 Hansen, James, 71, 76, 45, 50 Hansen, Jule, 61, 62, 81, 66, 67, 53 Hayward, Mary, 66 Hazlett, Eugene Heather, James, 41 Heather, Ruth Heegemen, Judy Hefferon, Patricia, 17, 62, 66, 68 Heide, Erving Hein, Marjorie, 73 Heinz, Diane, 17, 58, 72 Heinze, Mary Ann Heinze, Roland, 17 Heller, Kyle, 63, 87, 50 Hemm, Donald, 44 Hendersen, Janet, 17, 66, 81, 73 Henderson, Judy, 64 Henkel, LaVerne, 17, 65, 67, 72 Henningfeld, Carol, 17, 66 Henry, Warren, 17, 65, 69, 49, 50 Herried, Emmajane, 18, 65, 58, 60, 68, 81, 52 Hess, Dean, 18, 86 Hetland, James, 64 Hetzler, Ronald Heymen, Roberta Hilker, Jack, 50 Hillson, Charlotte Hilt, Mary, 18, 58, 67, 78, 72, 69, 52 Hoag, Nancy, 18, 74, 75, 72 Hoeft, Doris, 18, 58, 67, 72 Hoffman, Gilbert, 45, 50 Hoffman, Norma Hoffmann, Donald, 18 Hoffmann, William, 18, 80 Hohensee, Charles Hohensee, Diane, 18 Hoke, Merlynn Holly, Robert 92 J Jacob, Bonnie, 18 Jacobs, Karen, 18, 62, 74 Jacobsen, James Jacobsen, Joan Jacobsen, Lois, 19, 59, 85, 62, 67, 67, 68, 52, 37 Jacobsen, Shirley, 66 Jacobsen, William Jacobson, Graclyn, 19, 62 Janetatos, Angeline, 19 Jannuzzi, Shirley, 87 Jaragoski,'Beverly, 65, 66, 73, 69 Jasch, Ronald Jawarski, Ashton Jelinek, Dale Jenik, Allan, 58, 80, 83, 69, 44, 50 Jenkins, Jo Ann, 66 Jenkins, Norman, 19 Jensen, Alan E., 19, 65 Jensen, Allen C., 19 Jensen, Alvin Jensen, Barbara, 64, 66, 78 Jensen Bernice, 66 Jensen, Carol, 19 D 1 Keith, oug as, 85, 79, 61, 65,81 Keller, Richard, 20 Kemen, Michael Keeran, Roger Keil, Joyce Jensen, David, 58, 63, 69, 41, 50 Jensen, Dennis, 65 Jensen Donald, 81 Jensen Gary, 19, 65, 71, 69, 50 Jensen Jensen, Glenn, 19, 80, 80, 41, 43 Herbert Jensen, Joan, 65, 67, 72 Jensen, Judy Jensen, Larry, 19 Jensen, Marjorie, 62, 65, 85, 38 Jensen, Nancy, 67 Jensen, Pearl, 62, 67 Jensen, 69 Jensen, Shirley Jensen, Stella, 58, 68, 74 Jensen, William C., 19, 74 Jensen, William M., 44 Jerstad, Janice, 64 Jessen, Carol, 19, 74, 59, 81 Ralph, 19, 61, 65, 78, so, Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Darlene Johnson, Donald, 50 Johnson, Doris, 64, 67 Johnson, Jane, 67 Johnson, Janice Johnson, Joan Johnson, Judith, 65, 58, 82, 68 Johnson, Larry, 19 Johnson, Margie Johnson, Nancy, 19, 65, 67, 82 Johnson, Shirley, 19 Johnson Virginia, 19 Jones, Betty Jones David 9 Jones, Ja ckie, 72 Jones, Marcia, 60, 73 Jones, Peggy, 19, 58, 31, 37 M Jones, Roland, 58 Jorgensen, Allan Joskoff, Irene Josvanger, Michael, 49 Julius, Marlene, 64, 67, 73 Junker, James, 62, 85 Junker, Jane, 64 Juras, Gerald Jurgens, Robert, 20, 83, 81, 80, 68 K Kallis, Joyce, 20, 73 Kapocius, Algis, 38 Kappellusch, Leonard Karge, Elizabeth Kasparaitis, Milda, 64, 67, 68, 73 Kate, Charles, 63, 80, 49 Katibian, Peter, 64 Kaydo, Eugene Keebler, Sharon, 78, 84, 65, 72 Kemeny, Barbara Kemeny, Betty, 20, 87 Kennedy, Audrey, 20 Kennedy, David, 72, 50 Kenton, Geraldine, 20, 61, 68, 84, 72 Kerr, Barbara Kerr, Virginia, 20, 58, 59, 66, 78, 72, 69 Kiehlbauck, Carol, 62 Kierstyn, Carl, 20 Kindsvater, Andrew, 64 King, Gerald Kinnerup, Jo Anne, 65, 67, 78 Kintzler, Carol A Kis, Claudia, 20, 65 Kisley, Shirley, 66 Kister, Nancy, 20 Klass, June, 20 Klein, Clarence Klein, Jacqueline, 62, 84 Klimowicz, Gene Kline, Violet, 20, 84 Knorr, Mary Anne, 58, 73 Knudson, Mary, 62, 68 Knudson, William Knoetting, Janet, 58, 78 Kohl, Nancy, 72 Kohler, Gerald, 20, 69 Konnak, Sally, 20, 58, 79, 86, 67 68, 81, 77 Kopecky, Ervin Koran, Richard, 81, 41 Kornwolf, James, 60, 65, 37 Kosmetatos, Jerome, 65, 50 Kowalsky, Joan, 20, 63, 68, 73 Kraftzenk, David, 65, 80, 69, 49 Kraning, Shirley, 67, 81 Kraus, Joan Krekling, John Krekling, Thomas Krezinski, Joseph Krieger, Roberta, 20, 79, 62, 82, 77 Kroening, Gail, 20, 65, 81, 66, 67, 67, 78, 69 Kroepel, James Krogh, Marilyn Kruck, George Kruger, Shirley, 66, 69 Kruty, Beverly, 20, 65 Krynik, Donna, 64 Kuehneman, Joy, 21, 66, 73 Kuester, Richard, 61, 69, 50 Kunke, Neal, 21, 69 L Lafave, Charles, 85 Lafave, Earle, 21, 85, 79, 60 LaFever, Betty, 72 LaMack, Carol Lamberton, Ronald, 21 Langenfeld, Thomas, 85, 79, 61 Langman, Wendell, 21, 78, 85 Lantz, Nancy, 67 Larrabee, Eileen, 21, 64 Larrabee, Rosella, 87 Larrabee, Viola, 21, 64 Larsen, Donald Larsen, Greta Larsen, Joyce, 21, 65, 60, 82, 31 Larsen, Kenneth A., 21 Larsen, Rose, 66 Larsen, Shirley, 21 Larsen, Tom C., 75, 79, 58, 50 , Werner, 64 Larson, Larsen Barbara, 21 93 Larson, Kenneth V., 21 Larson, Peggy, 21, 82, 84, 73 Larson, Ronald, 62 Larson, Wayne Latshaw, Donna, 74 Laurent, Marie Lawrenz, Jerome Lawson, Bill, 21, 68, 80 Layton, Doris Leack, Suzanne Leger, Gladys Lehman, Dorothy, 84 Lehman, Joyce, 21, 72 Lehner, Kenneth, 21 Leitzke, Karen, 58, 73 Lem, Donald, 63, 69 Lem, Jean, 21, 79, 82, 60, 67, 68 Lemke, Wayne Lenz, Shirley Letsch, Roger, 65, 45 f Lettsome, Barbara, 60 Lettsome, Donna, 72 Luedtke, Richard, 22 Levandoski, James, 85, 63, 87, 50 Lewis, James Lewis, Martha, 22 Lidberg, Erick Lidberg, Walter, 62, 63 Lillio, Thomas, 22 Linders, Meredith, 69 Lindh, Allan, 80, 69 Liporsky, Edward Livingston, Peter, 22, 61, 63 Lockrem, Lorna, 22 Lockwood, Elizabeth, 22, 61, 66, 72, 69 Lofquist, Carl Lofquist, Shirley Londry, Alden, 22 Londry, Lynn Longly, Joan Loomis, Don Loomis, John Loppnow, Betty, 22, 66 Loppnow, Ronald, 50 Lorentzen, Jack Lowther, Gwendolyn Luce, Edith Ludvigsen, Janet Ludwig, David, 68 Luedke, Barbara Lutz, Glenn Lyle, Gail, 68, 78, 73 Lynch, Sharon, 72 Macak, Dean, 22, 41 Mack, Ronald, 22, 81, 50 Mackie, Patricia, 78 MacKnight, Joanne, 75, 84 Madison, Alvin, 22 Madsen, Betty, 22, 84 Madsen, Ellen, 22 Madsen, Robert Magdech, Helen, 22 Magilsky, Carol, 22, 84, 69, 38 Maheras, Joann, 22 Mahler, Gerald Mammenga, Darlene, 22, 84, 66 Manderfeld, Tom, 22, 58, 80, 87 Mandernack, Lesly, 75, 78, 85, 63, 72 Mann, Margaret, 23, 75 Maranger, George Marcussen, Kay, 23, 61, 66, 67, 67, 72, 69, 52, 53 Mares, Carl, 23, 71, 41, 42 Maresh, Suzanne, 78 Marshall, Anita Martin, Gale, 23, 65 Martin, John, 23, 71, 80, 80, 68, 87, 41, 43, 45, 31 Martinsen, Jim Masters, Nance Mattes, William, 61, 81, 58, 68 Mattie, Geraldine, 23 Matranga, Duane, 44 Matson, John McCarthy, Edllie, 64, 72, 70 McCarthy, Jerry, 65 McCombs, Patricia, 23 McDermott, Vyil, 74 McElvain, Inez, 70 McGregor, Gordon McGregor, Robert Mclnnis, Joan Mclnnis, Norman McLaughlin, Jeanne, 67 McNair, Barbara, 23 McNair, Horace McNaughton, Stewart, 23, 65, 68 McTrusty, James, 79, 37 Medlin, William, 44 Meekma, Joan Meerschaert, Jerry, 23, 76, 83, 71, 80, 68, 41, 42 Mehlhorn, Thomas, 76, 38 Meininger, Karl Meldgaard, Glen Meltesen, Janet, 23, 84, 38 Meltesen, Kenneth Menefee, Patricia, 23 Menefee, Thomas Mertens, Gerald, 44 Mertens, Winifred, 63, 67, 70 Mertins, Robert, 23 Meves, Elizabeth, 23, 62, 64, 86, 31 Michaels, Audrey, 84 Mickelson, Judith, 64 Mike, Andrew Miller, Betty, 25, 66 Miller, Donna Miller, ElLois, 62 Miller, Jerry, 23, 65, 71, 80, 68, 81, 87, 41, 43 Miller, James Miller, LeRoy, 63 Mills, Diane, 84 Mills, Richard, 50 Mitchell, Don, 60 Mitchell, John Mittlestadt, Robert, 85, 63, 49 Mogensen, Harry, 23, 87 Molinare, Anthony, 23 Monefeldt, Arlene, 23 Monefeldt, Kenneth, 24 Monroe, Robert Moody, Rosemary, 24 Mooney, Josephine, 81, 86, 67 Mooney, Polly Moore, Barbara, 61, 58, 81, 70 Moore, John Moree, Jean, 72, 87 Moree, Joan, 72 Morgan, Carol Mortensen, Joanne, 84 Mortenson, Patricia, 64, 24 Moskovitz, Fay Mullen, Phyllis Mullis, Peggy, 79, 61, 24 Murlin, Dolores, 82 N Nagy, Julius Naiberg, Barbara Nalbadian, John, 61, 49 Nank, Lois, 67, 72, 70, 24, 53 Nauman, Royce Noyes, Joan Nyboe, Glenn, 71, 80, 70, 41, 43 45 Nyiri, Gloria, 24 O Oberg, Mary Obernberger, Ronald Oelkers, Jackie Olesen, Carol Olesen, Janet, 66 Olive, Thomas Oliver, Curtis Oliver, Ray, 80 Olsen Dawn 65, 58, 24 Olsen: Jack, 24, 41, 42, 50 Olsen, James, 41, 43 Olsen, Barry, 50 Olsen, Nancy, 72 Olson David Olson, Jerry Olson, Judith, 66, 24 Olson, Robert, 24 Olson, Russell Olson, Tom, 61, 71, 58, 80, 80 70, 24, 45, 31, 37 Osborne, Gloria, 64 Osmundsen, William, 24 Ott, David, 65, 24 Overson, Doris, 72 Nelson, Carol, 24 Nelson, Dolores, 87 Nelson, Donna Nelson, Fred, 89, 24 Nelson, James, 65 Nelson, Judith Nelson, Kenneth Nelson, Laura, 84, 73 Nelson, Leonard Nelson, Marilyn, 24 Nelson, Mary Jo, 84, 66, 78, 67 Nelson, Rhoda Nelson, Richard Nelson, Sue, 74, 62, 67 Newman, Cheryl Newman, Ronald, 64 Nicholas, Tom, 81 Nichols, Barbara Nichols, Mona, 78 Nicholls, Joan, 64, 72 Nicholson, Ronald Nield, Catherine, 84, 72, 69, Nielsen, Alice, 74 Nielsen, Nola, 67 Nielsen, Paulene, 63, 67, 70 Nielsen, Nielsen Sally, 74, 64, 70 Ted 83 71, 80, 70, 24, 41, 42, 50, 31 Nielsen, Tom F., 63, 86, 50 Nielsen, Richard Niess, Roberta, 37 Noble, George, 44 Nixa, Eugene Novak, Robert, 64 Noyes, Geraldine, 72 94 24 Overstreet, Darlene, 65, 70 Overturf, Patricia, 64 P Pagliaro, Mary, 81, 67, 72, 25 Pallesen, Geralyn Parkison, Roselyn, 66 Partington, Allan, 66 Passehl, Beverly, 25 Patriarca, Frank, 83, 71, 80, 25, 41, 42 Patzke, David, 25, 45 Paulson, James, 49 Paulson, Patricia Paulson, Sharon, 61, 65, 58, 67, 72, 70, 25 J Pavlik, Patricia Peck, Gloria, 67, 73 Peden, Hazel, 74 Peden, Lois, 74, 65, 25 Pedersen, Janet Pedersen, Phyllis , Pedersen, Robert, 60, 25, 77, 79 Pederson, Elaine Pelk, Helen, 79, 67, 86 Pellegrino, Connie, 25 Pellegrino, Glenn Penzkowski, Ted Perkins, Florence, 63, 67 Peters, Glenn Petersen, Anne Petersen, Delores, 62 Petersen, Donald, 25 Petersen, Lois, 84, 25 Petersen, Loretta, 73 Petersen, Richard D., 85, 62, 70 Petersen, Richard W., 44 Peterson, Donald, 41, 42, 45 Peterson, Judy Peterson, Lois, 67 Peterson, Loretta Peterson, Neil Peterson, Paul Peterson Peterson Peterson Petrick, , Ronald , Ted, 63, 80, 44 , Vernon, 81, 25, 41, 43 Ronald Petrouske, Dorothy, 85, 62 Petsch, Gail, 25 Phelps, JoAnne, 61, 78, 70 Phetteplace, Jewel Katherine, 60, 77, 70 Robert, 71, 80, 25, 50 Phillips, Jack, sv, 25 Phillips, Phillips, Piencikowski, Julie Pierson, John, 62 , Pofahl, Allan Pogorzelski, Robert, 25 Poikonen, Samuel Piondexter, Iris, 82 Polzin, Jeanette, 72 Pottinger, Doris Pottinger, Gloria, 79, 65, 72, 25 Poulsen, Delores Poulsen, Fred Poulsen, Poulsen, Powers, Predney, Karen, 70 Robert, 63, 70, 49, 38 John, 71, 50 Jean, 38 Primuth, Lillian Provine, Billy, 71, 41, 43, 45 Prudhomme, Sandra, 73 Putzer, Kenneth, 71, 80, 80, 25, 41, 43 Putzer, Raymond, 83 Q Quale, Harriett, 25 Qualler, Beverly Quella, Theodore R Rabe, Todd, 71, 70, 26, 45, 50, 31 Race, John, 81, 26 Radandt, Laverne, 81, 26 Radandt, Rita, 81, 26 Radewan, Joan Rapaelian, Ted Rasch, Donald Rasmussen, Barbara, 26 Rasmussen, Esther, 74, 63, 67, 26 Rasmussen, Janet, 58 Rasmussen, Marilyn Reason, Dan, 41, 42 Rebholz, Ted, 58, 63, 44 Redder, Lillie Redman, Lorraine, 26 Reeser, Shirley, 87 Reeser, William Rehl, Bonnie, 26 Remter, Joyce, 84, 26 Renquist, Bob, 41 Rentz, Fred Resheske, David Reynolds, Carol Reynolds, Pat, 58, 73 Rice, Donald Rice, Jane, 59, 67, 67, 73, 70 Richards, Sally, 26 Rickard, Miriam, 58, 70 Robb, Pearl, 26 Roberts, Pearl, 26 Roberts, Allan, 26 Roberts, Frank, 41, 42, 50 Roberts, Marcia, 77, 26 Robetcky, Donna, 87, 26 Robetcky, Shirley Roder, Hilbert, 26 Roder, Lorraine, 26 Rodgers, Joyce, 66, 67, 78 Rognerud, Berclette, 80, 26 Rorek, Donald Rorek, Raymond Rosquist, Donna, 62, 67 Roszkowski, Edward, 26, 45 Rothering, Richard Roushia, Jackie, 82 Rowe, Dean Rowley, Richard, 64 Rubjarg, Karen, 64, 72 Rugzie, Carol Rugzie, Ronald Ruppel, Jim, 58, 61, 71, 27, 49, 50 Rush, Jerry Rush, Joan, 27 Russell, Barbara, 63, 73 Russell, Jean, 81, 63 Ryan, Patricia, 83, 64 S Sack, Jacqueline, 75 Sackman, Gerald Sadlon, Marilyn, 58, 66, 72 Sadowslci, Thomas, 85, 79, 60, 44 50 Sahford, June Samsel, Clyde, 61, 71, 41, 50 Sandback, Ann Sanders, Lyle Sandifer, Judy, 70 Sandy, Donald, 58, 27 Sargent, Ronald, 65 Sargent, Shirley, 60, 64, 67, 67 Sawyer, Tom Schaeffer, Russ, 75, 85, 44, 50 Schallert, Richard Schatzman, Janes Scheller, Jane Scheller, Jean, 87 Scheller, Sue, 59, 72, 70, 37 Schenkenberg, Joan, 81 Schildt, Leonard 95 Schmidt, Shirley Schmitt, David Schmoll, Joyce Schmoll, Lois, 81, 27 Schneebeli, John Schneider, Don, 80 Schneider, Gerald Schneider, Nancy, 66, 72, 26 Schoening, David, 27 Schoff, Mary Scholzen, Bonnie, 64, 66, 73 Schrader, John Schubert, Richard Schulte, Richard, 65, 71, 80, 70, 27 Schultz, John Schultz, Norman Schultz, Peter Schulz, Milton Schumacher, Pearl, 58, 59, 66, 72, 27 Schumacher, Wendy, 66, 67, 78, 72 Schumacker, Ronald, 27 Schweitzer, Donna Schwarze, Douglas, 64 Scott, Gary, 46 Sczepanski, Robert, 50 Seaman, Carol, 84, 78 Searles, Patricia, 82 Seeds, Mary Seibert, Shirley, 72 Seidenspinner, Roberta, 65, 67, 82, 67, 73, 70 Shapiro, Reva, 27 Sharp, Sanford, 41, 50 Shaw, Elliott, 75, 79, 62, 50 Sheggrud, Barbara, 60 Shield, George Shields, Jack, 27 Shilhavy, Richard Shoop, Patricia, 27 Shovers, Suzanne, 66, 67, 70, 27 Shuford, Nancy, 64, 67 Shumann, Ronald, 27 Siefert, Sharon Simpson, Edwin Simpson, Sandra, 79, 81, 67, 72 Sloveck, Glenn Slafter, Lucille, 72 Slater, Donna Slavik, Samette, 63, 64 Slesarenko, Delores, 84 Slette, Jeanne, 27 Slovacheck, Richard, 79, 27 Smith, Carol, 27 Smith, Marlene, 67 Smith, Marjorie, 27 Smith, Nancy, 87 Smith, Patricia, 81 Smith, Phillip, 87 Smith, Sandra, 72 Smyth, Rome, 79, 61 Soelberg, Carlton, 62 Sofka, Alice, 60, 64, 73 Solberg, Norman, 83, 28, 37 Sorensen Jack Sorensen Donald Sorensen Jerome Sorensen Louis, 62 Sorensen, Marvin, 28 Stanton, Robert Stark, Bob Stark, Marion, 66, 67 Steiner, Carol, 66, 67, 28 Steinmann, Trudy, 74, 82 Steinwender, Eleanor, 81 Stell, Patsy, 82, 79, 81, 65, 28 Stenman, June, 81, 28 Stevoff, George, 28 Stewart, Gay, 28 Stewart, Jean, 84 St. Mary, Alan Stockwell, Lynn, 76, 28 Stoll, Olga, 64, 66, 74, 73 Storbeck, Patricia, 66, 72 Strauss, John Strawnsky, Roger, 62 Strohmer, June, 78, 73 Stombeck, Marjorie, 28, 79, 61, 84, 72 Strommen, Dorothy, 60 Stucky, Doug, 79, 58, 59, 80, 70, 28, 37 Sukus, Jacquelyn Sumpter, Fay Sundstrom, John, 44, 50 Sunclstrom, Sondra, 79, 72, 28 Sus, Wayne Swanson, Joan, 60 Swanson, Larry Swedenberg, Gloria Swedenberg, Shirley, 75, 84, 67 28, 52, 37 Swiden, Gary, 64, 80, 50 Swiencicki, Alex T Tange, Kenneth Tanner, Sylvia, 81, 70 Tasker, Marilyn, 79, 61, 65, 58, 70, 28 Taubert, Sherry, 73, 70 Taylor, Albert, 44 Taylor, Joan, 66 Taylor, William, 83, 80, 80, 29 Teska, Robert, 71, 60, 80, 70, 29, 49 Theres, Jacqueline Thery, Dan Thieme, Marjorie, 64 Thomas, Julian, 83, 71, 58, 80, 29, 41, 42 Thomas, Pearl, 82, 67, 70, 29 Thornton, Darrell . , Thorsen, Glenn, 29 Thurmann, James, 63, 29 Thygeson, Judy, 65, 73 Thygesen, Robert, 58, 59, 61, 81 70, 29 Tichenor, Fred, 61, 71, 58, 78, 80, 70, 50, 42 Toft, Henry Tolfson, Shirley, 29 Tower, Carmen, 66 Tower, Virginia Trautmann, Ruth, 58, 64, 67, 73, 70 Travica, Ronald, 81, 41, 43, 50 Trolle, Mary Ann Trossen, Betty Tubman, Donald, 65, 29 Turnbull, Jane, 82, 77, 73, 29 Turner, Robert, 44 Turner, Rodney, 71, 86, 29 Tyree, Keith, 44 Tyree, Nancy, 60, 67 U Ubbeson, Evelyn Urdiales, Robert, 71, 58, 29, 49 V Valasis, Venice, 63 Vance, Becky, 58, 84, 72, 70, 29 Vandervort, Geraldine, 72, 37 VanSwol, Dale VanSwol, Ronald, 29 Vash, Jeanne, 78, 58, 67, 67, 72, 29 Vash, John Vayrin, Charles, 44 Velicer, Dan Veselik, Phillip Vetter, Ethel, 29 Vilett, Margo Voelker, Charles VonGonten, Barbara, 72, 29 Vorpahl, Helen, 65, 67, 29 Voss, Jay, 80, 70 Vyvyan, Charlotte, 72, 87 Vyvyan, John Vyvyan, Richard, 30 W Wagner, Dorann, 66, 30 Walek, Julia Walker, Susan, 78, 58, 67, 72 Walters, Robert Walton, Pat, 62 Wang, Denise Wanless, Robert, 58, 61, 49 Ward, Marilyn, 60, 75, 38 Warren, Terry Weber, Sue, 60, 66 Weier, Lois Weinkauf, LeRoy, 80, 71, 83, 30, 41, 43 Weinkauf, Robert, 30 Weins, Judy, 58, 59, 77, 72, 70 96 Weiss, Ellen, 74, 81, 82, 84, 30, 52 Welbon, Dale Welch, Mary, 73, 70 Wellna, Ronald A Wells, Robert Wendt, Alice, 63, 74, 75, 83, 70, 37 Wenk, Marlene Wenscott, Jean, 60, 30 Wenzel, Emmett, 30 West, Betty Jean, 67, 72 West, Marilynne, 67, 73, 70, 30 West, Yvonne Westerback, Patsy Westerback, Robert Westmoreland, Herbert, 58, 71, 49 Westmoreland, Verneda Whisler, Roger Wick, Gary, 70 Wiechers, John, 62 Wilan, Arlene, 65, 84 Williams, Mary Williams, Jackie, 66, 79 Williams, Patricia, 63, 70 Williams, Thomas, 65, 70, 38 Williamson, Colleen, 77 Willing, Barbara, 30 Willis, Harold Willison, Dona Willison, Nancy, 82, 70, 30 Wilson, Bruce, 71, 41, 42 Winslow, Pat Wissinger, Jeanne, 30 Witheril, Gerald, 30 Witheril, Theodore, 58 Witherspoon, Chesterine, 30 Wojcik, Ann, 66 Wolfman, Betty Wood, Ernest, 64, 80, 49 Worsley, Doris, 66, 67, 70 Y Yost, Mary Jean, 70 Young, Jack Yousten, Allan, 79, 85 Z Zabler, Bruce, 77, 45 Zabler, Gene ' Zahn, Sue, 81, 73 Zamagne, Lorraine, 63, 79, 30 Zamagni, Jacquelyn Zaricor, Carol, 62, 30, 38 Ziebell, Nancy Zielinski, Donna Zilke, Gene, 64, 70 Zimmerman, Clayton, 44 Ziolkowski, Nancy, 60, 72, 70, 30