White Bear High School - Matoskan (White Bear Lake, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

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One of Mr. Ba1'ta's Chemistry Classes mad at work! PATRICK O'BRIEN RONALD SASS Algebra Plane Geometry Applied Mathematics Applied Mathematics 983742581 X 19632? What would we do without these machines? Oh, John! I do understand! JOAN TANZER Plane Geometry Solid Geometry MURIEL SKOUG Elementary Algebra Advanced Algebra PAUL VOIGT Plane G eom etry Solid Geometry Trigonometry Kg 11 Filing is one ofthe manyjobs that Joan Stoltzman does at the White Bear City Hall. Earline Melsby answers one of Mr. Johnstone's many phone calls while working in his office. M. Hoffman and L. Ross get a few helpful hints while working at the First State Bank. J,- K li fx K 'lkh Al Buttshaw checks in freight at Sears and Roebuck. In the On-the-job Training program, students divide their time between school and supervised training at an assigned job. Your training may be inalocal store or business office. The remaining time in school is spent taking courses related to the student's job. This program merits one credit, wages, and experience in adult Work situations. i M.l-lnsen and M. Letourneau enjoy waiting on customers at Reed's Drug. Ei pslles 4. f 12 . X , .,,, at M , - , A : A tl 'Ulu N 'Q 3 Ps PATRICIA MALLOY Typing DAVID BECHTHOLD Bookkeeping Typing MARY MCN ELLIS St enography Typing X 'Roll 'em down, Barb! Dear Sir: Enclosed please find . . . Typing students learn skills in a newly offered semester Course. RONALD JOHNSTONE HAROLD BISEL Occupational Relations Stenography Retailing Clerical I of A A112 .,,.M,..f : ?f MW,,.,.-W A if 7 6 an fm' r X gy R E -Q., , 1 WMF .jlilv- v Q ' X Fai-1 ,,w,,g,.,v 'N We WW-.W '-.,, PETER LOURICAS Physical Education LEE HOPFENSPIRG ER Physical Education Consumer Problems Don't look at your feet! And keep to the music! What? Cold water again! ,av-5 l 5' pu l D359 MARY STRAIT Physical Educ ation WAYNE SLOCUM Physical Educ ation Director i, .5V'm40, RICHARD ERICKSON Special Education BERTI-IA WINT ERST EIN Librarian MARY WILLIAMS Librarian 1 ,aug Must be fixed to operate. The Library is the heart of the school. OTTO RORTVEDT D riv ers Training Advanced art students get a chance to prove their individual Got that beat, Kitty? Mr. Meyer gives talents. a weekly band lesson. Practice will make these choir members near perfect singers. A Michaelangelo at work. 1 THEODORA WARIAKOIS Art lim HARRY MEYER Instrumental Music ARTHUR ENCEN Vocal Music Future carpenters at work! Watch those fingers! Nerves of Steel 'Hhs-.., 40' 3 .. 1' 18 it Such concentration! L S'-v.,,5,g1-QM ' ' W Ouch! That darn needle! JOAN KLEINERT Home Economics E I A mhh' l .',w,a1q,5,M EDWARD HOLTZ Industrial Arts I-IELMER OGREN Industrial Arts G EORGE RIVERS Industrial Arts .with ANDREW RINDE American History DEAN BOYUM World History DuWAYNE DIETZ Senior Social Problems WALTER CONNETT World History Social Problems Te11us more, Teach! Well Chuck, how does a bill become a law? 1 DONALD FOSS American History EDWIN NAKASONE Am erican History JOSEPH RUKAVINA World History ARDIS DAVID Physical Education English MARY LOU NELSON English JOSEPH TAMILLO English Speech Chuck, you look so interested! JACQUELINE VERGIN English And they call this EDNA RAMSEY Speech ARD ELLA HALL English JAMES KEARNEY English 3 ADMI I TRATIO AND CH MR. WAHLBERG MR. FRENCH Principal Vice Principal Secretaries: Shawbold Vierima Bazille Mahar Flannum Treise Lee Pratt , ,sim , ---,--- --- UL BQARD - ECRETARIE MR. KNAAK MR. THOMSEN Director of Business affairs Superintendent School Board: Knaak, Morin, Mattlin, Barney, Brink, Edstrom, Smith, Thomsen .,-.lv ft- Xi-N Q X6 if 'E Sw 4 1' e W Qu , 4 -5312: f A U... J AMES ASHMAN Counselor N . W Q . ll X n u N l XL, xl NF C K Cm lm Y C , , ,ai Uffff A ll? , H ' Xf ww ' .W Ellfmm ,X ,C Cliff' fwfjall . Y 'pw M 1, W Lf' S. ,lo ,g, of Ref! li X will We 7 ' q k A' 2 'kg M X yi' ,W N! to yy W ,M E ir L My ' -7 Vw . W Q lil l ff ff R' ' 133' Q we , f of lg M new J ,x Xxx ltr: Q Zi Ta 4 'li QQ ,, xx 4 XX Wx lvl Riffs ' X l uw- M u fl fo lee 1 'A 11 K, ' f KX X gli G 2 vo. X Q L C! L Vxg GEORGE PRAZICH D' N . . it f .. Guldance Dlrector L Y Y hw K. .Q 71 X - A L -.- 2 l U '7'7L ,L P A KU - K D Um J C11 CJ' Celpffb 'LLL Z C, U LL 2 xx A f,. Y 1 .3 , 715 E ,LQ if L C C C 1 722, , L, 'i Qi lo fs eq? xiii km ij .., ST x X 4 A E XJ - i vi! ' xi LLC 2 'Lj1,A,,lQ7 L mu cwzntzfl, pe df . . 1 QV1m'u4L1Lff ' ,'m'Hpu' i 'CJJQEVLLJ CfifJlfweLO,lfpV-LQQ f JLMCL2. JcZ1w'Z,uwLc CG,,J'Ci0Z,' 7 We , , , ,afci,4fLLI QJQJL Cbeelee, gf LQ1-by QL .5 e V, RUTH NEUMANN Counselor O. A. I-IAMMERSNESS Counselor N v xi! MQ Q ,er ,Z 1 lil. 11 ff rye MR. Van ORSDEL Director of Transportation Nurses: MRS. BLOOMQUIST MISS McDOUGALL ERVICE 731, W .f 1 .J J f fr . .xx .3 XJ ., .Y m 4 f J x v f sr. 'J Q -. .3 ,J ,-.. :J ri gf ' f - rn WJ TJ H . V-5 N L. -, I .s KX .X Xi , 12 Q . Custodians: Lange, King, blaum, Linde. , X .J ' fm , . ff , -N Q.. . fr f E T 5 11 .J w YB s 1 ' 3 .ff if 'fa .f 'J Q H B D 4 A 9 .Y , sz. K, 1,1 -.1. rr Y U: X f i ,f J x K , xnxx r fa -v - W , Q. X, ,A f 1 . .U -,f ! , f. ,- .1 4 A' -r -4 , T Q , A. el . S I Charest, Ostercamp, Becker, Rosen- . W L nf. 3 R MR. KO RFI-IAC E Recr eation Director Cafeteria: Baker, Ackmann, Zaiger, Ford, Palmer, Peterson is 'r s Vf'f9lq:' ,Xe 3? wmgaklq ,,..orSm .,.e ' .110 ff iw 5, i il S E 5 EEL li? i 54 5? 3, v':fzi'5Jsz:4f mg' 43 'aa 5 a. ..,..- f E f xr? I 5 Qhffii F f Pg ffm :QW QEQFSQ1 . wif, .Q A, .2 W Ama 'F' ,,.,.,,. E IOR CL SS OF 1963 Diane Monn, treasurerg Gary La Rock, secretaryg Archie Peltier, vice president, and Denny Zacho, presi FLOWER: White Carnation COLORS: Lavender and Ivory MOTTO: He who never made ADVISORS: Mrs. Ardella Hall Mrs . Jacqueline Vergin HARUO SEKINO--In athletics, in studies, in personality, smile he never met defeat, ARNOLD ANDERSON I'm not slow, I just take my DANIELLE ALT--A cheerfulgal with aheart full of fun time Haruo Sekmo Danielle Alt Nancy Amundson Amold Anderson ,Ni ,zqam i f,1,,.i,.w 'f,1'i,-vfnwaesa A -nu -.sum ff Drake Anderson James Anderson Kay Bailey Fred Baillie DRAKE ANDERSON--A bundle of mischief. JAMES ANDERSON--I've taken my fun where l've found it. KEITH BAHNEMANN--If it concerns women, ask him. DONALD BAIERL--Really a good joe. KAY BAILEY--Two brown eyes--romance. FRED BAILLIE--Like ahammer, I keep pounding away. VIRGINIA BAIRD--She maybe quiet, but she can cause a riot. Sandra Barth Barbara Bartholdi ,1 Keith Bahnemann Donald Baierl Virginia Baird William Barnes WILLIAM BARNES--A good hearted pal and a rare friend. SANDRA BARTI-I--She is friendly and cheerful. BARBARA BARTI-IOLDI--Good nature and good sense are usually good companions. DAVID BENEDICT--Inever let school interfere with my amusements. SUZANNE BENNETT--I'm not always as quiet as I appear. David Benedict Suzanne Bennett A Myron Berg Diane Bergeron Margaret Bishop Gerald Blommer MYRON BERG--I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. DIANE BERGERON--Care sits lightly on her shoulders. ANITA BERNIER--Pleasant is she, with good intent. GERALD BESTLAND--I'm comin'--I think. MARGARET BISHOP--Knowledge at the tip of her tongue. GERALD BLOMMER--It's not only fishermen who use Thomas Boyle Faith Bradbury ' 2 Gerald Bestl and Mary Bohrer Anita Bernier Roberta Blumer a good line. ROBERTA BLUMER--True to the task she has to do. MARY BOHRER--Her manner of doing things right has people admiring her. THOMAS BOYLE--Happy is heg from care he is free. FAITH BRADBURY--A saucy, sun-shiny lass. PETER BRIANT--I'm not always as quiet as I appear. ALLEN BUTTSHAW--A big man with a big heart. Peter Bri ant Allen Buttshaw 'JU' 53375 Keith Campbell Constance Chamberlain David Clausen John Cleary Georgia Cossor Nancy Croes KEITH CAMPBELL--A big tease with a wink CONSTANCE CI-IAMBERLAIN--She is thoughtful every- one knows, she'll have friends wherever she goes DAVID CLAUSEN--Every man has his devilish mo- Charles Dahlquist Rochelle Danielson CHARLES DAI-ILQUI ST--Boys will be boys. ROCHELLE DANIELSON--I-Ier hair makes a glorious crown. JORINE DENNIS--A likeable girl, with a likeable way. JOAN DITTBRENNER--The mildest manners. ments. JOHN CLEARY--What someone else won't think of, CAROLINE DREWS--Her ways are the ways of pleas- he will. antness. GEORGIA COSSOR--Her quietness is becoming. VIRGINIA DUFRESNE--Her friendly ways have won NANCY CROES--Sweetly composed in her infinite her friends. way. Jorine Dennis Joan Dittbrenner Caroline Drews Virginia Dufresne Nancy Ebel Chrlstlam Eugen Jeanne Engler Thomas Fast are fond be- fellow is he of everyone school inter LORETTA FERRELL A heart so full of fun. GAIL FROGNER Hear much, speak 11tt1e DENNIS FLECK There was never a saint with red JOYRETTA GAMBONI Happy and hght of heart Loretta Ferrell DCDIIIS Fleck James Fluegel Susan Fournelle Lana Fraser Ga-11 FYOSHQ1' Mary Ann Gervais Peter Gilchrist MARY ANN GERVAIS--Friends she has many--foes has she any? PETER GILCHRIST--You may think he's shy, but he's a right clever guy. COLLEEN GILBERTSON--The portrait of a lady. SANDRA GOODWILL--Quietly she greets you, with a smile she meets you. FIMNCES GREENE--So charming to everyone--pleas- ant and true. JAMES GRUNDHOFER--They say he was once caught Colleen Gilbertson Sandra Goodwill careful way. ROBERT HAGERSTROM--A pleasant addition to our class. JOHN HAGGERTY--A little bit independent but it hits the spot. MARY JANE HALL--As full of spirit as the month of May. GARY HALLORAN--Why worry?Tomorrow is 24 hours away. RICHARD HAMMITT--Generally speaking, l'm gen- studying. erally speaking. ARTHUR GUERTIN--He gains his knowledge in a Frances Greene James Grundhofer Arthur Gum-tin Robert Hagerstrom John Haggerty Mary Jane Hall Gary 1-131101-an Richard Hammitt A Merry Hassel .23 Duane Hansen James Hansen Marlene Hanson Richard Hargesheimer DUANE HANSEN--A general favorite and a general friend. JAMES HANSEN--Life doesn't worry me and girls don't either. MICHAEL HANSEN--There are two sides to every story--my side and the wrong side. KIRSTEN HANSON--A sweet little girl, with a sweet little way. MARLENE HANSON--lt's unanimous--we like her. RICHARD HARGESHEIMER--A mighty spirit fills his Robert Haumschild hm 1- KHlv,3.'Q. lla? 5 Michael Hansen Kirsten Hanson Patrick I-Iartzell Judith Harvey frame. PATRICK HARTZEL--Everybody loves a lover. JUDITH HARVEY--Born with the gift of laughter. MERRY HASSEL--She seeks to know and not to make herself known. ROBERT HAUMSCHILD--To be silent is to be great. THOMAS HEGERLE--Tall, lean and likeable. CATHERINE HEIDERSCHEID--Just as charming as she can be. Thomas Hegerle C atherine Heiderscheid Mary Lou Hobbs Mary Hoffman Eloise Holt Jean Huggins MARY LOU HOBBS--She has a happy smile for all. MARY HOFFMAN--Mixture of fun and impishness. MARGARET HOGAN--Sweet, neat, a girl complete. SHARON HOHENAUER--Small--but a tiny spark can start a big fire. ELOISE HOLT--Loves to smile and loves to laugh. JEAN HUGGINS--There is no recipe like laughter. MARY HUGGINS--She's always game--full of fun. Sharon Hunt Darrel Johnson 5 M arg aret Hog an Sh aron Hohen auer Mary Huggins G ary Huot GARY HUOT--A happy spirit. SHARON HUNT--Life was made to be enjoyed DARREL JOHNSON--A pal worth knowing PETER JOHNSON--They said it couldn't be done, so I didn't ny. WILLIAM JORDEN--School? I suppose it's a necessary evil. Peter Johnson W1111am Jorden F -fi Robert J unnil a Edward J ur ek ROBERT JUNNILA--Scholar and athlete, but best of all a gentleman. EDWARD JUREK--Good at work, but better at play. MARLYSE KAUFFMAN--To know her is to love her. DIONE KEEP--A fresh bouquet of fashion. TIMOTHY KELLGREN--You're an old smoothie. GERALD KERSCHNER--Always thoughtful of others. MARGARET KING--She's alwaysso pleasant and will- ing to help. Timothy Kellgren Gerald Kerschner Joan Kostuch James Kotoski .455 Marlyse Kauffman Dione Keep AUDREY KORPI--A girl with a smile is a girl worth- while. JOAN KOSTUCH--When she steps in, the fun begins. JAMES KOTOSKI--His whole face lights up when the word fun is mentioned. MARK KRAVIK--For his personality you shall know him. DENNIS KRUEGER--I try to please those I can. Margaret King Audrey Korpi Mark Kravik Dennis Knieger i Kathleen Kuiper Harry Kunse KATHLEEN KUIPER--A sunny temperment with hair to match. HARRY KUNSE--Did nothing in particular and did it well. JUDITI-I La BARRE--Do it quietly and don't get caught. KENNETH La BORE--Just one big happy fellow well liked by au. PATRICIA La LONDE--A snappy little blond. JOSEPH LANGER--Quiet appearing, disclosing no clue, Patricia La Londe Joseph Langer Bruce Leander Paul Lehmann Judith La Barre Kenneth LQ. Bore of the merry nature known to few. DONNA LANPHER--Always jolly, always kind. GARY La ROCK--You can't think with your mouth open. BRUCE LEANDER--A source of innocent merriment. PAUL LEHMANN--I can resist anything but women. MARY Le ROUX--Her modesty is a candle to her virtues. JULIUS LETOURNEAU--Art for art's sake. Donna Lanpher Mary Le Roux Gary La Rock Julius Letourneau '25 f' 'Uk J-Rik fl we W N-if Michael Letourneau George Lightner Richflfd Lindberg Bafbara Linden William Lindquist Fred Lineer BUSY Long Rlchard Long MICHAEL LETOURNEAU--Me and my car face life BETSY LONG--Giggles are golden. together. GEORGE LIGHTNER--There's alot oflongitude to him. RICHARD LINDBERG--Quiet people are welcome everywhere. BARBARA LINDELL--They that know no evil will su- spect none. WILLIAM LINDQUIST--Every man has his devilish ITIOITIGHIIS. FRED LINEER--A man who blushes is never a brute. Patricia Longtin Donn Lund RICHARD LONG--Good wit makes use of everything PATRICIA LONGTIN--She's willing to help. always so pleasant and DONN LUND--A quiet look, a pleasant smileg hard to know but well worth while. GERALD LUTZ--Work fascinates me--I can sit and look at it for hours. THOMAS MAGNUSON--I'll find a way or make one Gerald Lutz Thomas Magnuson William Mample Nancy Manship Jane Mattlin Margaret Mattlin WILLIAM MAMPLE--Don't give up the ship--sell it. NANCY MANSHIP--The only way to have a friend is to be one. GARY MASLOWSKI--He who is tall sees all. GARY MASTEL--He fairly twinkles with mischief. JANE MATTLIN--It'S quality rather than quanity that counts. MARGARET MATTLIN--l-ler personality shines forth through her radiant eyes. Doreen Meath Jane Miller Gary Maslowski Gary Mastel Harry McGoon Loye Mcllroy HARRY MCGOON--I never let my studies interfere with my education. LOYE MCILROY--I just can't make my eyes behave. DOREEN MEATI-I--Quietly and calmly she comes and goes. JANE MILLER--A sweeter girl treads not the earth. RICHARD MILLER--Sleep is the best cure for waking troubles. RONALD MILLER--Who says l'm shy? Richard Miller Ronald Miller 'Y af: ,, ,., I ' Diane Monn Gail Murray DIANE MONN--The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it. GAII. MURRAY--She may look quiet, but look again. KAREN NASLUND--A quiet girl intent on her work. DARLENE NELSON--She isgentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye. VIRGINIA NELSON--A girl with a sunny smile. NATHAN NEWMAN--Beware of those who are quiet, they may spring surprises. TANYA NICHOLSON--Good personalities can't be Virginia Nelson Beverly Noponen Nathan Newman Kathleen Norton K. ..., i:-f . f A rj .S J f .ue . 2 I 2 fi im .gf Karen Naslund Darlene Nelson bought. JUDITH NIKKEL--Gentle and modest and sweet of face. BEVERLY NOPONEN--Give me life, liberty, and the pursuit of men. KATHLEEN NORTON--Her eyes sparkle with the mise chief in her heart. CAROL OBERHOLTZER--Always jolly, always kind. JEFFREY OBST--Sometimes I sit and thinkg usually I just sit. Tanya Nicholson Judith Nikkel Carol Oberholtzer Jeffrey Obst F r - Marvin Olson Scott O'Ma1ley MARVIN OLSON--Let the words be few. SCOTT O'MALLEY--It takes the Irish . . . RANDALL OM.LIE--I know alot, but I can't think of it. MICHAEL O'NEAL--A good nature is the air of a good mind. NANCY OSTERMANN--The only way to have a friend is to be one. KATHLEEN PARENTEAU--Here is the girl with the heart and the smile. Nancy Ostermann Kathleen Parenteau Linda Pearlson Robert Pearson . .... -. iiiri Randall Omlie Michael O'Neal GREGORY PAYETTE--A happy-go-lucky guy. GAIL PEARLMAN--Popular, peptimistic, and full of fun. LINDA PEARLSON--Her friendship is constant in all things. ROBERT PEARSON--Always a helpful hand. ARCI-IIE PELTIER--Appearances are deceptive, for mischief dwells within. PHYLLIS PFLTIER--Laughing, talking, full of fun. Gail Pearlman Phyllis Peltier Gregory Payette Archie Peltier ,' Terry Peterson James Ring Suzette Peterson Jack Revoir SUZETTE PETERSON--Wit is the salt of conversation. TERRY PETERSON--I came, I saw, and I've had enough. DONA PLONTY--She has many good gifts of nature. ANTHONY REIDELL--A saint in school--but see him outside. JACK REVOIR--All things come to him who will wait . . . I'm waiting. JAMES RING--Merry men lead merry lives. Deborah Rolland Carolyn Rollinger Dona Plonty Anthony Reidell Wayne Rivet Terril Rode WAYNE RIVET--Truly agentleman, he prefers blonds. TERRIL RODE--His bearing suggests the gentleman he is. DEBORAH ROLLAND--Who said Seniors are dignified? CAROLYN ROLLINGER--Good personalities can't be bought. LESLIE ROSS--The will to do, the soul to dare. MlCl-IEAL ROSS--lt's character that makes the man. Leslie Ross Michael Ross U fig -f v Y ,..f1-' '22, V Jennifer Ruprecht Thomas Ruvelson Millicent St. Amant James St. Jacques 5 Ruthann Saxton Linda Sch auer JENNIFER RUPRECHT--Her manner is as winning as her smile. THOMAS RUVELSON--Only he can reach his parallel. MILLICENT St. AMANT--If mischief -is a part of heaven then she is on her way. JAMES St. JACQUES--Smile and the world smiles with him. . HANN SAXTON--Softly spoke and sweetly smiled. A SCHAUER--A giggle, a dash, a shriek, a crash. M RY SCI-IERER--Always a friendly hello. Shirley Schultz Mark Schweizer T erry Scherer Katherine Schmidt KATHERINE SCHMIDT--Good things come in small packages. SHIRLEY SCHULTZ--If giggles were unlawful, I'd spend the rest of my life in jail MARK SCHWEIZER--An athlete strong, but of so tallg a pleasant smile he has for all. GEORGE SENKLER--I want to be bashful but girls won't let me. BARBARA SHAUGHNESSY--There is a devil. dancing in those laughing Irish eyes. George Senklel- Barbara Shauglmesw CQR- 'firfff Mary Schefmgn Sandra Scheunernann Shirley Shields Raymond Sickler MARY SCI-IERMAN--A pretty face and a Sweet diS- ANITA SOUCY--As gay a girl as you'd ever chance to position make a precious combination. meet. SANDRA SCHEUNEMANN--Always laughing, full Of DAVID SPROESSIG--No sense in the devil having all frm, she gets along with everyone. the fun. SHIRLEY SHIELDS--T0 do my best and play my part. GLENN STARFIELD--All wisdom doesn't come from RAYMOND SICKLER--Once a gentleman always a books. gentleman. BONNIE STEFFER--Sincerity and truthfulness make up RONALD SIREK--Like my car, I can't get started. this girl, SALLY SLOCUM--Intelligence is not her only virtueg LAWRENCE STENSWICK--Why Study? IHS easier to she does all things well. bluff the teachers, LINDA SMITH--A lady in all graces. Ronald Sirek Sally Slocum Linda Smith Anita Soucy David Sproessig Glenn Staffield Bonnie Steffer Lawrence Stenswick -- I--. ,.,:-I-,M-,-M: - upJs1sEf -M - Marie Stevens Russell Stressman J ane Strobel Judith Stolt MARIE STEVENS--She never fails to speak a pleasant word. RUSSELL STRESSMAN--Gentlemen prefer blondes: I hope ladies do too. JANE STROBEL--Life is happy and so am I. JUDITH STOLT--The charms and plyfulness of her talk. JOAN STOLTZMAN--Don't judge her heart by her height. DIANE STORM--To draw, to sketch, to paint, is my Joan Stoltzman Diane Storm Judith Swanson Alger Syme delight. DEWAYNE STUCYNSKI--He's a guy worth knowing. PHILLIP STUEMKE--The rule of my life is to make business my pleasureg and pleasure my business. J UDITH SWANSON--Her sweetness endureth forever. ALGER SYME--I think I think more than you think l think. RONALD TANNING--I believe in conserving energy, especially my own. BEVERLY TESCH--She's a quiet gal, but quite a gal. Dewayne Stucynski Phillip Stuemke Ronald Tanning Beverly Tesch if Peter Thomsen Linda Tretter Jill Wagner Robert Walker PETER Tl-IOMSEN--The young man who blushes is better than the one who turns pale. LINDA TRETTER--Good sense and good nature com- bined. JOSEPH VADNAIS--Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. KATHLEEN Van TASSEL--A pearl of great price. JILL WAGNER--A happy redhead--cute, friendly, and intelligent. ROBERT WALKER--Be silent and safeg silence never betrays you. Darlene Weaver Walter Weaver I Joseph Vadnais Kathleen Van Tassel Roxanne Wallack Kathleen Wanless ROXANNE WALLACK--A likeable girl with a likeable way. KATHLEEN WANLESS--Kindness gives birth to kind- ness. DARLENE WEAVER--True to her word, work, and friends. WALTER WEAVER--A swell guy and he doesn't brag about it. MARLENE WEBER--A sweet attractive king of grace. WENDY WEEDA--As attractive in personality as in appearance. Marlene Weber Wendy Weeda X Q Robert Weinhagen Kenneth Welk Linda Welna Sandfa WCSY John Wiberg Michael Wiggins William Wmterstein I-YYY W1tfk0P ROBERT WEINHAGEN--Tennis isn't his only racket! KENNETH WELK--Music hath charms, and so has Kenny if he weren't so shy. LINDA WELNA--Dates are her favorite fruit. SANDRA WEST--Honor lies in honest toil. JOHN WIBERG--Here l come, ready or not. MICHAEL WIGGINS--A cheerful companion and a Very good dancer. WILLIAM WINTERSTEIN--We know him, yet we know Patricia Wong Barbara Young 1.32 . is A , , , , J Q F ,-A I U V' I K , A. fi -'x I 1 A I . A A , ,Aim J: I 5, Li -Z -5 a A me uf, E : 'A ' l' 4 , 5 A, 4,. bfi' ' E- -r1Q,'iFf5 - -Gs, A vi , 'G' ' -is ,Af A w A- A. A Q g .-.f M1 V. 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M M in , J ' 1 Ui.. ' S We 9 f f S l i f Q , r w, , r W . , fi N Y I S , it 5, at . A ,aa A 4' gi Aa 35 2 ll Q- - - X '4 xi 52 .4- H ' ,. if rl , I, 'QW X, ' . f sv ifi D aniel Seebart President A 2 Q.. 'QQ-Qi' : ,,, - ... A... . 'Z San 5' -. Q . .1 ., 3 F 3 W - tg, tfe x 4 iz , A K A V V X Glasrud, Sandys, Richter, Bullis, O'Gorman, Brink, Nelson, Treise Nelson, Hanson, Cady, Fornell, Swenson, estreich, Ricks Geise, Strum, Knutsen, Clearman, Thelin, Saros, Meredith, Gustavson 'A 8: K r Andrew Hollingsworth my WM. MM? va, Vice-President Ginger Swanson Secretary Russell Hanson Vallant, Casper, LeMire, Bolin, Warner, Gilbert, Nohre, Thompson Tfeasl-1 Bevan, Selle, Atchison, Russell, Westcott, Povlitzki, Hamer Todd, Kokkeler, Gray, Maier, Dybdal, Newman, Schwinn, Hagstrom in fel' fs ,, E ,, AW 5 -iw sig A .-.,l K i t b , , V I 7, 'V ,G V A ,.- -f t KALA rg - W ' aa Q-5: 5 - ., X 9' .rt XLLL ,, LYL I x fix 1 W E ., , AE, 6 :W - in Q x ' , as ,A S I N S L 1 '-ef L if , . , rw S, S ' . 1 to -14 , i y ,A ,Va if V, 5 F fl if Q, ilti fi ' New ff Z sin .I X 1,,7 H -1 k.,,V ' ki: SVV ' -K , , , V S Qi? t ' ' Iga fo, V, .fy 2 k J mug? 'H 'Y Ji , V Y f ,V !s if ' x ,wr s Y, N -f .h ,X ,,,, ' vi, ' x Jw a S Q j a, Vu ' P an it 1 We ' - - ' 5 4' z , J . 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V , ,fer , W- fi I- Bergseth Davidson Spedevick Palmer, Peterson, Johnson, Bailey Y I 7 Erickson, Kerchner, Stone, White, Dalin, Lester, Wiestenberg Green, Tschilda, Peterson, Taylor, Snyder, Marquez, Williams, Birkeland We juniors started our year off with a bangbyraising 554, 500 for our Class Mag- azine Drive, surpassing our goal by S900 . We elected our officers for the year, and soon after that We set to Work construct- ing our Homecoming float. Our Tilt the Kilts entry came to a sad end, but no one can deny that it was a grand float . Through the year We were Well rep- resented in every aspect of school life . Our boys shined in every field of athletics, We played an active part in most activities at school, and we showed our scholastic abilities on the Honor Roll and the National l-lonor Society . And who can forget our prom? It was undoubtedly the highlight of our year. Receiving our class rings brought us to the realization that school leadership was just a short time away. Goetz, Thomas, Hinds, Norton, Niles, Lundeby, Grant, Osen Wagner, Audette, Williams, Parry, Bell, Smith, McGrady Schlosser, Lill, Osterman, Krommingon, Kangas, LeZalla, Erickson, Grundhofer .FF 'W .s as ' '9' y Q 2- A f ats, time Q .ll , l ' i K -5 A Q , ., - 1 QW ' L v i -' I , Z , . W L ,XX I , W, X 1 i s , .Y A S H , A .l,- I A LZ ' V. I rw .. , , K. t, px : W - F p t:. , r- G ' ili p fl ' aj r W s W ff , r p, r fi qz , rdf Q V . , l . 1 ,f ' lf ,,, ' -l r ,f .1,' ' L r i it r ., . fy A K , .K ,' ,, Q- M W .Q 3 -I V V fa AL 43, : Q ,V lf: fi will, 4.5 , 5 .Q ,Q 4. I V, it L, K My 1, ' , S is n F lb 3, -A 1 ., , .. . - I ,,: H, -QEX , Mm 7 K, ,fi J i K , S ,M V fg , , V 1 K, VLV ,W 'I f' A- :: , wr .. I, 'vi Z. , A - L, I .af-.xf 'fw. fr ' if ' - , K ,Q -,- , 'M-A , K, M, A .j- - J I , L. ,Q K rgi, I 5 I Vl. A t , , L v ii , -.,,, c ,. 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This may have been how we felt at first, but after winning first prize on our Home- coming float, things started to look up. Sophomore l962 was carved on the float trophy as a result of our hardworking crew, slaving away night after night, burning the midnight oil, trying to get done by Friday, October 19th , As you may remember, our untiring co -operative efforts paid off. Sticking to the main slogan, Level the Heights , and unique originality also helped us to win over the juniors and seniors . In sports, our boys were outstanding, although most of them were on the B squads . They show great promise for the coming years as they move up to varsity level, and of course, with our B squad cheerleaders out there backing the team, who could help but do anything except win, You can bet your bottom dollar that they'll be out there next year as A squad, lead- ing the crowd in the old familiar cheers . 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' li l- V , I H ll l W, 3 ' l yy dd ' 1 -m e -Q-- dr, g 'E ik , Er 1 3Q l 1 fx ,tg L'V' , i - - 11 f.f, s W , la Slocum, Nelson, Smaker, Liebke, McCord, Gustafson, Johnson, Gehlsen, Compton Meldahl, Kinde, Ries, Beulke, l-linzman, Anderson, Kunze, Croes Dehmer, Mooney, Johnson, Vinson, Shrider, Erickson, Atchison, Cobern As far as academics go, there are many students Whose scho1astic records show that theywill be the great Americans of to- morrow. With the large sophomore class that we have 1511 studentsj, we should be able to turn out something, You Latin students, remember the Sa- turna1ia and Mr. Wensmen in his toga? For the rest of you, what about those clammy hands of your first dancing part- ner in gym class--or would you rather forget that! With Mr . Slocum as our square dance caller, it really turned out to be fun. Our class officers, elected in the spring of 1962, were joel Edstrom, presidentg Bill Kragness, Vice-presidentg john Velin, treasurer, and Peggy Adams, secretary. Theydida great job and We are hoping the officers for 1963 -64 will do as yvell. Sperry, Jolly, Starnes, Carlson, Sherseth, Guertin, Hansen, Noreen Petersen, Reilly, Kuehn, Schmidt, Smith, Peterson, Kramer, I-lusting Gust, Strickland, Wilm, Miller, Ryan, Osen, Lovas . -,., , . ., ,gg isi, it Ei ril, 'l f ' ia A rf g' A el Eli.. .1 ii- 1 .ff - rs-f f , ,Qs 2 A .. A ' i 1's A 'r1 1 f A 3 ,L t X 5,3 'll Q . .4 g 1 .,lt,,,,5 7, I- K, , 3 -' 'ii' ' K 23 Lk ' 1 s iv J Vi , . V ,r V 3, 0 lf 455 ,, sl 0 9' ,L ,W ,.., A . -.wq,sz: s:1:L, 1 , L , , S , ' ,. ,r ffflfifp ' K Q W x? A. W slrrl , .,,. ,yii 1 ,, 1 1 n N E ., 5 F s J... 1, , 4,1-3 ,ia 5 X S H 1 Q-Swim f , . V. 15.4, , 1 ,Egg P, -,Q Zv, X an ,Sf I I ' ' x f f lf. f 44' 1 . , si, A 'S 'af 1: + .1 :S .N , :Wig 4' MSN Viv M fm. g .?pg:,.X . K i Edin S 1 f ,fn 1 . L,fS.. ,, 1, , if Lf .fr14w'S'E rpg. XV 2,2 W M-S 5 Q 5! ff I' STARTING LINE: Bob Junnila, E5 Jim Kotoski, T5 Pete Briant, G5 Jeff Obst, G5 Mike Fleming, C5 Duane Hansen, G5 Ron Tanning, E. STARTING BACKFIELD: Keith Campbell, HB5 Dick Hargesheimer, FB5 Denny Zacho, QB5 Tom Ruvelson, HB. STANDING: Coach Tamillo5 Dennis Ohland,Manager5 Charles Dahlquist, B5 Warren Tako, B5 Mark Kravik, E5 Charles Kieffer, B5 Jim Tessier, G5 Steve Puffer, G5 John Erickson, T5 Jon Erickson, G5 John Velin, C5 Jim Anderson, B5 Tim Kellgren, E5 Fred Lineer, T5 Don Lund, B5 Dan Seebart, G5 Dick Lill, B5 Phil Stuemke,E5 CecilMeredith, B5 Ross Anderson, B5 Carl Bourdon, G5 Jon Rutherford, T5 Dave Clarke, B5 Rick Mil- lington,B5Phil Bremmer, T5 Eric Hargesheimer, B5 Scott Norbert, E5 Paul Sandys, T5 Brad Stanius, B5 Ken Carlson, C5CoachDietz. 1 KUJPH ' ' ,ja ,gQ,.,ag,X yeN.,..,., o-flaw. N? ,331 jg? ri Wliifrfffmo ,t if W CJOAGHILEADS BEARS TO FIRST HoMEooM1NG VICTORY 1 SIX YE RS! R V . H ,, Q,,,,,s,5-,vxrux jg QSQQ-ljQr.a.Q, ,tscviiwfwf as lffill-5 aaa B SQUAD--FIRST ROW: Tom Acker, Phil Vierath, Dave Hunt, Larry Tanning, Scott Hansen, Mike Bardwell, Leonard Jarvis, Larry Carlson, Joel Miller, Steve Peterson. SECOND ROW: Terry Longville, Don Kotoski, Mike Wilm, John Basch, Ed Resler, Jim Hesse, Curtis Koepplinger, Greg Tardiff, Scott Darst, Ron Filstrup, Craig Zie- mer. THIRD ROW: Coach Provost, Dwight Peck, Ross McCracken, Dave Anderson, Paul Wesman, Ed Lane, Steve Rowe, JerryPeterson, Vern Roisum, Loren Stevens, Bob Wolfe, Jim Robinson, Denny Meyers, Dick Podewils, Coach Sass. ,al-if Anxiety shows as Bears enter bus for tough Ramsey game. ii m The Bears started out slowly this season, but the contrasting finish of a four -game Winning streak placed them fourth in the tough Suburban league. It was difficult to adjust to the new coaching system under the direction of Mr . Dietz and his assistant Mr. Tamillo. But with spirit and determination, the Bears quickly overcame the problem--resulting in an excit- ing, unforgetable season. Through the use of an unbalanced line, ground gains dominated the game. It was noti until the latter part of the season that the aerial game improved, adding to the Well-rounded offense necessary to any football team. The defense Was adequate to hold the opposi- tion to minimum gains. The greatest highlight of the season was the Victori- ous homecoming. The Bears broke the traditional los- ing streak by defeating the quick-moving Columbia Heights team, 53 to 343 the most thrilling game of the season. Denny Zacho Qsafetyj and Dan Seebart Qguardj cli- maxed the season by being selected to the all-conference team. 71 4' as jgiiaii Agfa Mid-season tension is relieved with comic hats. Line Coach Espe instructs Bears before sending them into the game. SUBURBAN RECGRD 10-1- BOTTOM: Jeff Obst, Dick I-Iargesheimer, Eric Hargesheimer, Brad Stzmius, Tim Kellgren, Gary Halloran, Chuck Tuchfarber, Charles Kieffer. TOP: Coach Boyum, Coach Louxicas, Art Guertin, Gary Smith, Tom Ruvelson, Denny Zacho, Dick Lill, Bruce Buckan, Tom Guertin, Jim Kotoski. ia ' V B W C Q55 I V ,Ak,., A ' H ' 1 f , i' i fry, fr f J gf an ,O so C, Y, YQ N Q Denny Zacho displays his fine skating ability as he brings the puck downthe ice. FIRST ROW Mike Peterson, Don Oliver, Gary Harvey, Larry Carlson, Tony Ness, Jim Heil, Larry Halloran, Tim Rooney SECOND ROW Jim Ferrell, Ron Filstrup Jim Hesse, Mike Snyder, Gary Kieffer, George Kappas, James 'S 'K-f. Senior linesmen Jeff Obst Art Guertin Dick Hargeshei- 'N Team -mates congratulate linesman Art Guertin after a score. l963! That's easy to remember. Yes it is, for our hockey team had an outstanding season. The team improved with every game due to the spirited team ' s morale and efficient teamwork. As the season progressed, more ex- citement and anxiety built up while the Bears added game after game to their winning column. White Bear was consis- tently ranked in the state ratings, and, to bring the season to a victorious end, captured the coveted Suburban title. Denny Zacho, Bearvving, not only was selected to the All-Metropolitan high school team, but was also placed on the first line of the All-suburban Team. His 21 conference points won him second highest scoring honors in the league. Tom Ruvelson and Dick Hargesheimer held positions on the second line, while Art Guertin, Gary Halloran, Brad Stan- ius, Dick Lill, and Tom Guertin all re- ceived honorable mention. The team's success not only is ac- credited to the four co-captains--Denny Zacho, Tom Ruvelson, Art Guertin and Dick Hargesheimer, but to the outstand- ing guidance and advice of Mr. Louricas, atop coachvvho shall never be forgotten. FIRST ROW: John Babcock, Wes Wiegand, Dennis Guertin, Len Jar- vis, Jack Grundhofer. SECOND ROW: Steve Puffer, Jim Grundhofer, Jim Nelson, Fred Lees, Coach Mur- ray. THIRD ROW: Kurt Ceplinger, Jim Thein, Bob Wolfe, Dave Nelson. GYMNASTICS . . . Up, up and over! This familiar cry was heard at many of the gymnas- tic events throughout the year. The events participated in were trampoline, free exercise, side horse, horizontal and par- allel bars, rings, and tumbling. The scoring in the gymnastics meets is unique. There are three men to a team. The first place holder receives five points, second in line receives three points, while last place re- ceives the lone point. jim Nelson, jack Grundhofer and John Bab- cock composedWhite Bear's three man Class A team. The B team consisted of jim Grundho- fer, Bob Wolfe, and Denny Guertin, while nine men made up the C team, including: Wes Wiegand, Kurt Koepplinger, Steve Puffer, Dave Nelson, Leonardjarvis, Darsy Christopherson, Fred Lees, and Dave Thein. Mr. Murray coached the team for the successful season. SWIMMING . . . The swimming team was FIRST ROW: WallyWheeler, Ben Butler, Jack Gerrard, Mark Pearlson, Mark War- man. SECONDROW: Coach Ronholm , De an Ahlrn an, Jim Michaud, Steve Hansen, Greg Ostermann, Harry Sekino, Jim Anderson, Coach Foss. THIRD ROW: Larry Davis, Dan Torgeson, Dennis Oster- mann, Tom Hegerle, Joe Clearman, Jim Colaizy, Chuck Bartholdi. FOURTH ROW: Al Butler, Charles Campbell, Harry Longville, Warren Tako, Steve Lenhart, Russ Hanson, Steve Turbett, Jay Wilson. -' .W .1541 Q fl W i aW 1'5Ei if ,' quite young and inexperienced, but improved throughout the season. Lacking its own prac- tice facilities, the team was at a great disad- vantage. However, on Monday's and Wednes- day's the team traveled to the East Side Y.M. C.A. pool for its practice sessions and on Tuesday's to Wilder pool--both pools being lo- cated in nearby St. Paul. All school records of the previous season were broken. The great improvement shown by the team this past year was due to the fine coaching of Mr. Foss. Tom Hegerle was the team captain and gave strong leadership. Graduating seniors from the Bear squad were: jim Anderson, 'Tom Hegerle, jay Wilson and Harry Sekino from japan. Chuck Bartholdi cli- maxed the season by placing third in the individ- ual medley and fourth in the backstroke events in conference competition and was the team in- dividual scoring leader. FIRST ROW: John Fomell, Jim Dufresne, Ken Dennis, Casy Shaughnessy, George Hatch, Pat Brown. SECOND ROW: Jim Young,Arnie Anderson,Fred Baillie, Ray Lenhart, Jon Rutherford. THIRD ROW: John Lundberg, John Velin, Dave Clausen, Drake Anderson, Duane Hansen, Jim Tessier. 1-2-3-4, Cadence Count! So began the many exercise drills at Wrestling practice. Only through hard, serious practice, did the team manage to over- come its several disadvantages--namely a lack of material and a rash of injuries. The team had to forfeit its 95-lb. weight class during the first half of the year, having no one qualifying in this di- vision. There was also a shortage of heavyweights on the team. Regardless of these disadvantages, Arnie Anderson--l54 lb. Class, jim Young--l45 lb. class, Drake Anderson-- l33 lb. class, and Fred Baillie--l22 lb. class all qualified to attend the regional tournament. Also, the White Bear team tookthirdplace at the Edina invitational. Arnie Anderson and Fred Baillie, co- captains, gave strong leadership to the team, coached by Mr. Rukavina. Seniors Dave Clausen and Drake Anderson come up with top performances against their Mounds View opponents. 'Nl K. .mr ,Mull Q gif' 5 wa M .L ,M Sq? FIRST ROW: Charlie Dahlquist, Coach Hopfenspirger, Bob Hagerstrom. SECOND ROW: Rick Mil- lington,Charlie Bell, Bill Jordan, Ross Anderson, Ron Tanning, Don Lund, Pete Thomsen, Mike Nor- ton, Mike Flemming, Mike Hansen. Let's go Bears! was the encouragement Lacking height, the team was at a dis- from the crowd urging the basketball team advantage both defensively and offensively. onto victory. The season began slowly Yet through a strong desire to play and with only a few wins. After the team ad- win, these disadvantages were overcome. justed itself to a new coaching system un- Co-Captains Pete Thomsen and DonLund der Mr. Hopfenspirger, however, the assistedMr. Hopfenspirger in guiding and team improved greatly, offering a threat leading the team to a seventh place tie in to the Suburban Conference leaders. the Suburban Conference. FIRST ROW: Mike Wilm, Denny Killian, Eddie Resler, Doug Caya, Chuck Gramith, Tom Darling, Jim Lynse. SECOND ROW: Ed Lane, Steve Peterson, Bruce MacMullan, Phil Vierath, Dave Bloomquist, Dave Flint, Coach Koch. H M 1 I -UV fL:f V4u.X f ii. wil ll' I 1.1.11 Vi f13Qvsi sl J f 0 ' My 'Marty ,a,Q,, 9.50. 4 A Q 1,5 A EKVF- ,QA ' H X A' I A WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR 534 48 35 '74 1 25 44 44 48 43 33 ANoKA COLUMBIA HEIGHTS MOUNDS VIEW WEST ST. PAUL HASTINGS RAMSEY ANOKA COLUMBIA HEIGHTS MQUNDS VIEW STIL LWATER NORTH ST . PAUL FIRST ROW: Mike Cleary, Mark Kravik, Fred Schletz, Chuck Tuchfarber, Bob Lonergan, Tom Johnson, Jim Nelson, Wayne Berwald, Pat Hartzel, Charles Alden, Terry Rode, SECOND ROW: Jim Tessier, Cecil Meredith, Duane Hansen, Jon Rutherford, Scott O'Malley, Dave Clarke, Tom Boyle, Rick Long, Jeff Kellgren, Paul Lehman, Mike Dignin, THIRD ROW: Coach Espe, Coach Slocum, Andy Hollingsworth, Dan Seebart, Jim St. Jacques, Steve Johnson, Pete Briaht, Keith Campbell, John Cassidy, Bruce Lind- beck, Don Lund, Pete Thomsen, Mike Wiggins, Rodger Bacon, Mark Sweitzer, Ron Miller, Steve Puffer, Coach Sass. With snow freshly on the ground, the White Bear track team began practice in early March. The runners dressed warmly for their outside Workouts, the weight men Worked daily with bar- bells, and the fieldmen practiced on their form, all preparing for their first meet in early April. The leadership of the co -captains, jim Nelson and Wayne Berwald combined with the guidance and instruction of coach Wayne Slocum and his assistants, Mr. Sass and Mr. Espe, produced a highly-glossed team, full of spirit and enthusiasm. White Bear placed second in both the district and regional contests, while placing third in the highly competitive state meet. Practice, practice, and more practice Top Bear hurdles Terry Rode fleftj and Steve Johnson frightj show their form during practice. ' if it 'E 44 .- A X S WM' The Cross-Country team continued to keep up its excellent reputation this season. lt placed third in the suburban conference, third in the district, and third in the regional contests. It was especially proud to see that Rodger Bacon, a junior, upset the old school record of nine minutes, sixteen seconds and replace it with his excellent time of nine minutes, eight seconds, placing him eighth in the state meet for a one and eight-tenths mile course. The team's success is credited to the strong leadership of Wayne Slocum and the assistance of Rick Long and Ron Miller, team co -captains . Coach Slocum B CO PAGES CROSS-COU TRY TEAM TO N W HEIGHT FRONT ROW: Ron Miller, Charles Alden, Dave Thein, Rick Long, Paul Lehman, Steve Furbett, Rodger Bacon BACK ROW: Joel Edstrom, Rodger Olson, Dwight Turbett, Pat Hartzell, Dennis Guertin, Jim Nelson, Jim St. Jac- ques, Gordon Heitzman, Tom Darling, Larry Capone, Coach Slocum, Mark Sweitzer, Bruce Balzart, Gary Maslowski ,. 3 T trst 1 1 it T no ,lt A 2 ir f A it f rsrti f ,'. , -.:' n o T 2 .rg 1 E 2 n e A T EAAE M - ef? in M T ll T 4 if ' 'N' 'E ff at W 3' fu ' M? 2 W-M, 7 4 lf if it xi 1 ,Q ,w , S X v g , Q t 1 f-:ak , 'A i H T Z ., - -- '3 WH' ,, it , iff :S , A 1- -5 . . '- M 'f,,- 1: f ' Q . I V J, Q . . in 5 5 3 -. A - x., f, if I .QW as ,, qi wi -2-. Y, K , n on f tsit 4 -f 1 s 5 Q rr . LQ ,Z H :A 4,5 ,E ,S f J U, ga E, ts g xr f ,I E Hg -at FRONT ROW: Dick Fredricks, OF, Joe Langer, OF, Art Guertin, OF, Mike Hansen, P, Sid Handlos, SB, Ron Silbaugh, OF, Jerry Kerschner, 1B, Dick Hargesheimer, SS, Chris Johnson, ZB, BACK ROW: Coach Ecklund, Jim Kotoski, C5 Bob Junnila, 313, Donald Kaste, Pg Gary LaRock, OF, Gary Mastel, 1Bg Ron Tanning, P5 Jon Erickson, Ps Jim Acker, P, Denny Zacho, P3 Dick Smith, Mgr., Bob Nichols, Mgr. ff ' 'V-, ' 1 3 Art Guertin strides into a pitch during conference play BOTTOM: Jeff Morris, Rick Millington, Bruce Dougan, Mike F1owers,Brad Stanius, Dave Thein. TOP: Eric Hargesheimer, Dennis Smith, Dan Brinker, Tom Levin, Ross Anderson, Tom Guertin, Coach Boyum. Bob Weinhagen and team captain Ed Black take part in a heated volley. The tennis team, eager to begin practice, started early in February. Finding the new gym the only appropriate place, they practiced their form and techniques until April, when they could display their talents outside . In contest, two double and three single games are played per match. Their efforts in these eventually placed them third in the sub- urban conference. FRONT ROW: Tom Brink, Gene Rose, Bill Newell, Bill Sheperd, Bill Mullin. BACK ROW: Coach Kahl, Charles Elliott, Gordy Mortensen, Dick Halverson, Mike Bibeau, David MacMu1len, Bob Weinhagen, Edward Black, Doug Kopp. rwr- - 7 v- ?' The golf team was faced with stiff competition this season, but Bob Rauten- berg, Matt Vukelich, Tom Bergstrom, Charlie Dahlquist, and Rick Smith gave the team a 4-4 record. The turning point ofthe season Was when White Bear lost to Stillwater, 7-8, Pete Gilchrist masters a tough putt at Keller Golf Course. because of a 40-ft. putt by Stillwater. Sonny Vukelich and Rick Smith cap- tained the golf team with the assistance of Mr. Foss. Smith was the only mem- ber of the team to make it into the re- tional tournament. Charlie Dahlquist, Rick Smith,Bob Rautenberg, Sonny Vukelich, Coach Foss, Doug Hawkinson, Tom 1 Bergstrom, Pete Gilchrist, Wally Wheeler, Allen Hodder. l f psi. - 5 .l A-SQUAD: BOTTOM, Jeanne Engler, Gail Pearlman, Mary Huggins, Katie Norton, Jeannie Huggins, TOP, Susie Summers, Shirley Pederson, Judy Olinger, Connie Meininger, Barb Black. KNEELING: Sherin Leibel, Judy Stenswick, Bonnie Gordon, Carolyn Colaizy, STANDING: Sandy Wahl- berg, Sandy Olinger, Cheri Paulsen. Many times after school you see a group of girls in levis and sweat shirts, all eating apples. They are the cheer- leaders, ready for practice! The squad elected Jeanne Engler and Gail Pearlman co-captains, who Worked with their advisor, Mrs . David, in plan- ning skits, pepfests and other activities. Signs were posted throughout the building to arouse spirit and enthusiasm needed for victory. They served at the athletic banquets and helped to initiate the pep club. The cheerleaders, always willing to help, were very proud to cheer for the White Bear teams. --'j. ..-: ' lg FERRY 'X 4 HER MAJESTY, QUEEN JENNIFER PRINCESS LINDA PRINCESS WENDY HOMECGMING 1962 Hoffman Ruthann Engle 1 76 Our day of excitementbegan with coronation practice for the can- didates andtheir escorts under theguidance of O.S.K. advisor, Miss Neumann . . . 'fi.q s is R, 'Wit H F X Lf, ' ff' rv, N. T . . . during practice our unsuspecting candidate never dreamt that the coronation would be ciimaxed by the glory of the co-captains' kiss . . . Scot 0'Ma11ey was our master of ceremonies. The Royal Court Princesses Linda Welna, Wendy Weeda and escorts. Queen Jen Ruprecht with the co-captains Tom Ruvelson and Denny Zacho. 'x N Blix The enthusiasm of the crowd was stimulated throughout the daybeginning with the pep fest . . . ei . . . and the choir sang several tunes, includ- ing that special favorite, Football Hero . . . . . and the coronation was followed by our parade Where the floats were presented . . . the sophomore float Won first place. We i 1 ,Q KA K Q l ' in X M. ' F Q 1 1 ra-' . 7 if . . .Wherechoir green bean- ies completed initiation . . . . . . the speech classes through a skit, displayed their prediction of our game yet to come . . . ' 1. It . Jn. .. I SCUFQQUN i,glRntKs fc.: Cf, Our day's events were highlighted with the game between the BEARS and the Hyland CIS... . . . the victory of White Bear over Columbia if Heights, 53-34, was es- pecially enjoyed by all the team members . . . Q . . .the Autumn ffeavesu dance brought a perfect Homecoming to an end. ,, ,, ,asv Q Queen candidates: Kate Norton, Sandy Scheune- Princess candidates: Sheila Danielson, Kathy Fury, Karen mann, Kathie VanTassel, Nancy Ebel, and Wendy Kraning, Sally Eckman, and Lonnie Foote. Weeda. Queen Kathie VanTasseland Princesses Sally Eckman and Lonnie Foote reigned over our Mistletoe Fantasy . . . the highlight of our winter season festivities. wa f .. - mmwy,1:+,:kM k Qfx y . r X x I .ii I yi! 1 x6 f-io' nof hearik bd T9 I QQ' :J - :AWS 4 A 5, it - 232 ww? A xx Q fu Aff? X. L. F :fr 'l . E K Vt! 1 1 A 1: ,J . - ' ,gy 4 A. + -5 ,W . 4, 1' L Q hr HN? ,: 323535 ' fZiii237Vf Tiiiff' , Y Q M ,J , , 9 1' 4' 5452 D, f if :J 1 mf if viii? 2 WE' mr 'E if ax? P ng A NM, af' . M7 ,:,, M N' wi , Vx ,. ,Wa ,,., ,gr K Ulllnbaluiaup ,' Many hours of fun and preparation were put in by the Class of '63 to produce our OO RI ER on lv M, unforgettable prom . . ggi: 1115 + r I aww - I , I 2 i i ., 3: L V,, L A V gm l' 2.532--4 'f'5-n UQ' Qf -----e. in L. Denny Zacho, class president and chairman of the prom led the grand march over the mistic bridges Q I E . . . the enchantment of the river presented a romantic atmosphere and an evening enjoyed by all. ff 53' f Ei i, , tx .9 1 .' 1, ' 1 ,m .4- 5 .. . 4 : H ' ii, ,M , Q 1 if H- .,.. V ' f K . fzls:-?'n-t I FRONT ROW: Miss Schultz, Dufresne, B. Bartholdi, O'Neal. SECOND ROW: MacKenzie, Butkovich, Bemier, B. Shaughnessy, Tesch, Bishop, C. Slocum. THIRD ROW: Thomas, Furey, Stone, Schultz, Nast, Thomas, Hobble, K. Otte. FOURTH ROW: S. Olinger, J. Koch,Bevan, P-odene, J. Schmidt, Gruetzman, S. West. FIFTH ROW: Hartzel, T. Nicholson, J. Hanssen, O'Malley, Wesman, Stow, Steffer, Eckman. DRAMA CLUB it One play that the Drama Club will never forget was Fog Island. How we worked on those flats! We not only painted them, but also each other. But when we were done, we had a setting which, we thought, could win an academy award. One of the toughest production jobs was the lights. Each had to be set at just the right angle to capture the desired effect . . . As the opening night arrived, our long spent hours of work at last became very rewarding. And, we'll never for- get when Hap Nast crawled out of the window seat, or when the logs fell out of the fireplace! With the completion of this W play, we were eager to begin anew the next fall. 96 A-lr w's w1'ffHm-B-Www-mawfw, ' 'W' F I FRONT ROW: Purcell, Knowlton, Swenson, Shabelski, Waugh, Murnane, Bakula. SECOND ROW: Larson, D. Ruprecht, Westcott, M. Mattlin, D. Enroth, Withy, Mikkelson, Mingo. THIRD ROW: Blumer, Naslund, Cossor, Blahoski, Dahlquist, Hensian, Welsch. FOURTH ROW: Kokkeler, Caruth, Murray, Dimmers, Jungck, Klawiter,J. J. Mullen, R. Nelson. This fal1's school play, The Curse of an Aching l-leart was the first melodrama put on at White Bear by our Drama Club. The play was also a first in that it was coached by Miss Schultz, our new Dra- matics Club director. There was audience participation, too, which was also new, with both booing and hissing the Villain, and clapping for the hero. The melodrama was even accompanied by old fashioned music played by Connie Waugh. The Curse of an Aching Heart or Trapped in a Spider's Web also drew the greatest attendance crowd of any play in the past few years at White Bear. 'x Danielson, Junilla, Obst, Chamberlain LATIN CLUB SPANISH CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Hibbard, the Spanish Club strived for better ways to understand and apply the language and customs of Spain. The members par- ticipated in numerous banquets and pro- grams. But, as always, their main at- traction involved the Christmas festivi- ties where the musically inclined sang in a newly initiated Christmas program . n:u'fsclll-Blu SEATED: Engler, Hanson, Scheunemann, STANDING: St. Amant, Weeda, Gordon, Stenswick, Re sler, Gahlon. GERMAN GLUB Under the direction of Mrs. Newman, this organization's prime purpose is to pro- mote a greater interest in Germany, its culture and its people. The members may Well remember their annual St. Nicholaus Party, for it was the main attraction of the year. In the spring they were able to learn much first hand information from Larry Stenswick, our foreign exchange student. The final meeting of the year consisted of a trip to see the Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm. 98 FRONT ROW: Heil, K. Van Tassel, Waugh, S. Cleary, Colaizy, M. Mattlin, Whitman, SECOND ROW: Pearlson, Young,R. Nelson, Bodene, O'Nea1, S. Swanson, THIRD ROW: Mr. Nakasone, McGowan, Steffer, Sekino, Gilchrist, Osterbauer. FOURTH ROW: Bartholdi, Stow, Senkler, Brink, Kraning, Shank. AMBASSADOR'S CLUB The Ambassador's Club members take pride in Welcoming our foreign ex- change students and in doing everything they can to make them feel at home. They attempt to establish lasting rela- tionships between these students and ours at home and also to acquaint them with our community. Throughout the year they were active and in the spring they planned and executed the annual A .F .S, Work Day, their source of funds for the com- ing year. The officers were Linda Pearlson, Presidentg Kay Russell, Vice President: Peggy Adams, Secretary, and Kathy Van Tassel, Treasurer. A.F.S. This year We students at WBHS have become very fond of our foreign exchange students--Marlyse Kauffman, from Lux- embourg, and Harry Sekino, from japan. They have distinguished themselves by their radiant personalities and unique ideas. Along with their busy schedules, they have both found time to take an ac- tive part in the Student Council, the Am- bassador's Club, various A .F.S. ex- cursions, and also to prepare speeches for banquets and the like. Below they are becoming acquainted with Larry Stensvvickwho hadjust returned from his six-month stay in Germany. Larry Stenswick, Marlyse Kaufman, Haruo Sekino. ,--3 if fi 'Q ,, 3 V. T 7 it l w hw in-i1. Q.r LW W. A- - ,sfmnmsansw 1-is -. - -ua FIRST ROW: Bevan QSec.j, Weeda fPres.l, Jungck Nice Pres.j, Fournelle fTreas.j. SECOND ROW: K. Hanson, J. Mattlin, K. Henseler, S. Green, J. Stephan, C. Waugh, l.aBarre. THIRD ROW: Dabrumi, Lindemann, P. Hogan, M. Byrnes, S. Cleary, Colaizy, Barrett. FOURTH ROW: M. St. Amant, Engler, M. Mattlin, V. Foote, K. Lord, S. Greene, Schauer. FIFTH ROW: J. Koch, T. Nicholson, K. Russell, Scheunemann, K. Dummann, V. Dufresne, Blahoski, A. Peterson. F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America organization prepares girls to meet their responsibilities and to promote a better understanding of home and community life. Under the direction of Miss Klein- ert, the girls participated in a formal installation in the fall, the preparation of a Thanksgiving Basket in November, a Christmas program for achildren's home, and their final banquet in the spring. Through these activities they are living up to their motto, Toward New Horizons. F.B.L. The Future Business Leaders of America organization prepares young people for responsibilities which they will face in the future. The members at- tended the state convention this year in which they competed in various contests. Through this valuable experience they became familiar with many different as- pects of the business world, which pro- moted a better interest and understand- ing of their own study Within the class- room. FIRST ROW: Mr. Johnstone, Sirek QSec.J, Hanson QTreas.j, Buttshaw fPres.j. SECOND ROW: Melsby, Ostermann Wanless, Stoltzrnan, Schmidt, Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Wallack, Soucy, Welna, La.Barre, J. Hansen, Greene FOURTH ROW: Riley, Welk, Drews, Stoltz, S. Schultz, Stevens. FIFTH ROW: L. Smith, S. Bennett, Lampher, Haum schild, Amundson, LaBore. E- -lS 12 FIRST ROW: Marier, Miss McNel- lis, J. Stephan. SECOND ROW: Johnson, Thomson, Dabruzzi, Green THIRD ROW: Katz, Lindemann, Warner, Carlisle. FOURTH ROW King, Dimmerman, Tatge, Smaker JR. RED cnoss The junior Red Cross, under the di- rection of Miss McNellis, is an active and worthwhile organization. This past year the girls did volunteer Work at Gillette Hospital, prepared gift boxes for children overseas, and made holi- day decorations for hospitals. Success in these activities was due to the will- ingness and cooperation of each mem- ber and also to the leadership of the officers:jo Ann Stephan, Presidentg Judy Maier, Vice-Presidentg and Kay Dalin, Secretary-Treasurer . F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America organization promotes interest in the teaching profession and gives our stu- dents the opportunity to gain experience by actually teaching classes. Under the direction of Mrs. Skoug, the members participated in numerous conventions which helped them to become more fa- miliar With teaching as a profession. Through these experiences they were able to determine Whether or not these interests and abilities would suit such a profession. FIRST ROW: Kuiper, Shaughnessy, Tesch. SECOND ROW: Lester, Mcllroy, Weber, Bishop, Mrs. Skoug. THIRD ROW: J. Miller, J. Robinson, Pearlson, S. Pearson. VTWT ' ' CHEMISTRY CLUB Chemistry Club is an organization helping interested students further their scientific knowledge. Weekly meetings consisted of lectures, student demon- strations, and group projects. The members met to discuss matters of importance in the world of science. Officers this year were Peter Gilchrist, Mike O'Neal, and George Senkler. FIRST ROW: Mr. Barta, ler, SECOND ROW: Syme, Bremmer, I-Ieitzman, Werling, G. Mortensen, THIRD ROW: D. Riehle, Fogelberg, Brink, Kangas, Dignin. MATH CLUB The Math Club was very active this year. Among the activities were field trips and participation in the Math con- test. Members were treated by hearing several guest speakers, who helped to make Math an even more interesting subject. They benefited from the club by gaining a better understanding of Math. FIRST ROW: Brink, O'Nea1, Gilchrist, C. Alden, SECOND ROW: Kangas, Dignin, Senkler, D. Stevens, Mr. Voigt. Gilchrist, O'Neal, Senk- G. Ostermann, D.Barth, Blom- mer,D. Claussen, Rortvedt, J. Revoir, Winterstein, Holtz, Beeble. FRONT ROW: B. Young, K. Van Tassel, Mr. Ruka- vina, R. Pearson, G. Lund. SECOND ROW: Christen- sen, Ricks, Robbins, Zierdt, Noreen. THIRD ROW: J. Hanson, Salko- vvicz, Marsh, D. Fleck, A. Peltier, Obst. FOURTH ROW: Boogren, Verby, Blommer, Ostermann, J. Hanssen. FIFTH ROW: J. Smith, Maslowski, D. Claussen, Kurkoski, Peters, D. Anderson Mr. xl, CAMERA CLUB Correct camera usage, interesting photography and accurate picture development were the main ob- jectives of this year's Camera Club. The members Went on field trips and had several lectures. This year's officers included jack Revoir, Presidentg Dick Rortvedt, Vice President, and Greg Ostermann, Secretary-Treasurer . AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Audio-Visual performs an important service to our school, for it has the tremendous responsibility of ordering, scheduling, and showing films, and supply- ing classrooms with tape recorders, and record play- ers on request. This year's officers are: Kathie Van Tassel, Gene Lund, Barb Young, and Bob Pearson. oft: W 't' rg ' gi it 2. by mf if If i 'if' it YV ,Mm 3 I 3 4 el fi s if S aj? .P fi Q45 K N J I 3 Y UP- Q .- ll ' at .. Q Rf it at it ' tai. EDITOR ........ WENDY WEEDA ASSISTANT ..... GINGER SWANSON FACULTY. . . MARGARET MATTLIN Sandy Croes, Peggy jarsko, Roslyn Nelson. STUDENT LIFE . . . JEANNE ENGLER Bonnie Heil, Diane King, Diane Rooney, Sheila Murnane. SENIORS ....... KIRST EN I-IANSON Carol Peterson, Jane Mattlin, jane Miller, Ruthann Saxton. ACTIVITIES. . . BARBARA BATHOLDI Valerie jungck, Judy Nikkel, Mary Bohrer, CarolannColaizy, SueCleary JUNIORS ..... STEPHANIE BODENE 'gp-u-vanish' MATOSKAN Vifhite Bear I.ake's yearbook, the MATOSKAN, adopted the theme SPOTLIGHTS to tell the story of this 1962-63 school year. Edited by Wendy Weeda, the 1963 MATOSKAN staff wishes to take this oppor- tunity to thank all those who have made this book possible--the teachers for allowing their classes to be interrupted and for their general cooperation, the student body for their cooperation on photography days, the photographers, Mr. Holtz, Mr. Bache llor, and student photographer Jack Revoir, for producing such excellent photographs, Mrs. Wariakois and Mr. Zeller for the Artwork, and everyone else who helped in any way. Advised by Mr. Bechthold, the MATOSKAN staffhas worked many long hours to make this book a reality. We hope that you will enjoy it as much as we have enjoyed putting it together. SOPHOMORES ....... PAT SNYDER Camille Ott, Susan Vance, jan Wolfe, jane Matson, jean Matson. ACADEMIC ..... BARBARA YOUNG Kay Russell, Bonnie Steffer, Sally Saxton, Charlotte Schendel. SPORTS ....... JACK HAGGERTY Gail Pearlman, Kathie VanTassel, Mary Dahlquist, Linda I-loudek, Diane Drieling, Ronald Bachman. INDEX ........ SHIRLEY SHIELDS Georgia Cossor ADVISOR ...... MR. BECI-ITHOLD Business Advisor--Mr. Bisel LL --,..Lr..I I l M... C3 FRONT ROW: Weber, Lester, Pearson, O'Neal, Manship, K. Hanson, Wahlstrand. SECOND ROW: Slocum Mikkel sen, Larson, Whitman, Barta, Iverson, Schmidt, Mrs. Jacobson. THIRD ROW: Bodene, Cossor, Nicholson R Nelson, Russell, West, Schauer. FOURTH ROW: Ebel, Jarsko, Junilla, Brink, Kraning, Anderson, Slocum, Obst. Editor-in-Chief . . First Page Editor . Second Page Editors Third Page Editors Fourth Page Editors Art Editor . . Copyreader ..... Circulation Editor . Exchange Editor . . Typists .... Advisor . . . Mike O'Neal . .Sally Slocum . . Sandy West Tanya Nicholson . Linda Schauer ' Kirsten Hanson . . .Nancy Ebel Bob junilla . . Diane Storm Stephanie Bodene . .Janis Lester . . Kay Russell Marlene Weber Anita Bernier Phyllis Peltier julie Schmidt . .Mrs. Jacobson BEAR TRACKS f 1 vlan ,Y ,,,, aw. 1' -' z, ww- wt f - ,Arun ,K km LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club has twenty-six members who assist in the library from two to five hours a week. Withanumber of different jobs to do, they serve the school in a Very special way. Events which added variety to their calendar this year were a Christmas Party and a trip to one of the new li- braries in the Twin City area. Officers were President: Rochelle Danielson, Secretary: Marjorie Manley, Advisor, Miss Williams. STUDENT COUNCIL This year the student council members have been extremely diligent toward their purpose--the representation of the opinions and the promotion of the best interests of the student body. An unforgettable event was the convention in which our entire student body elected Gail Pearlman as President and Nancy Ebel as her right hand man. Among some of the council's activities were the sponsorship of the Harlem Diplomats vs. Faculty basketball game and a dance. FRONT ROW: Danielson, Manley, Miss Williams, SECOND ROW: Campanaro, Katz, Hobenhauer, Olson, Green, Wilson, THIRD ROW: Shields, Cullen, King, Schultz, Anderson, Shrider, FOURTH ROW: Wahlstrand, Nor- man, Keep, Gibson, Garaghty, Nicholson, FIFTH ROW: Nelson, Barth, Robinson, Gilbertson, Iver- son, Olson. FRONT ROW: Mr. French, Ebel, Pearlman, W. Newell, SECOND ROW: Van Tassel, Gordon, Guertin, Bishop, Heil, Knowlton, THIRD ROW: Schultz, Hall, Miller, Bohrer, Schendel, Barta, FOURTH ROW: Edstrom, Strickland, Bodene, Sekino, Saxton, Bailey, FIFTH ROW: Eckman, Nikkel, Ruvelson, Thomsen, Robinson, Ham- mitt. FRONT ROW: Mr. Tamillo, S. Johnson, Whitman, Maier, Mrs. Ramsey. SECOND ROW: Strickland, R, Thofern, Huggins, O'Neal, Puffer. THIRD ROW: Osterbauer, Swanson, Brink, Lichter, Stow. O.S.K. Every Senior girl has the oppor- tunity to become a member of OSK, a very energetic organization. Under the guidance of Miss Neumann the girls planned and executed a very successful Homecoming. Then, with the close of 1962 in sight, they spon- sored the Snowball under the super- vision of the White Bear Jaycees . In the spring they initiated the idea of a farewell assembly--also admitting junior girls for membership the fol- lowing year. OFFICE ASSISTAN TS FRONT ROW: Melsby, Weber, Mcllroy, Long. SECOND ROW: Stone, Fournelle, Plonty. THIRD ROW: Bohrer, Ho lt, Meath, Ring. Gail Pearlman, Tanya Nicholson, Kathy Van Tassel, Sandy Scheunemann. XS' ig-il H53 l FRONT ROW: J. Katz, M. Larson, C. Kellgren, C. Slocum, P. Dahl, K. Moore, Belt, Softe, Mr. Slo- cum. SECOND ROW: V. Carlson, LaBarre, G. Mattlin, Barrett, Zellmer, Lasure,l-Iauble, Otte, THIRD ROW: Zachman, Vance, Matson, Dodge, Dimmerman, C. Paulson, Kyle, D. Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Scheiber, Wanned, Rortvedt, Maslowski, Bloomquist, Reidell, Jarvis, T. Rooney. SQUARE DANCE CLUB A main attraction for our sophomore class this year, the square dance club provided much enjoy- ment for all. Under the direction of Mr. Slocum, the members spent much time practicing new folk and square dances. Among special activities was their annual participation in the Winter Carnival. FRONT ROW: Isakson, Wakefield, Shabelski, D. Rooney, M. Guertin, Dabruzzi, Leibke, D. Carlson. SECOND ROW: J. Nelson, Byrnes, Beulke, C. Colaizy, K. Johnson, M. Anderson, V. Foote, Urban. THIRD ROW: Conley, Matson, J. Maier, Leibel, Dahlquist, L. Jarvis, Koch, Hartzel. FOURTH ROW: M. Hull, Boyle, Drier, B. Wolfe, Klawiter, L. Tessier, St. Jacques, Claussen. iii' arf WALTZ GROUP The Waltz Group, also under the supervision of Mr. Slocum, is com- posed of juniors and Seniors. This past year, the members participated in numerous programs and demon- strations. They began by dancing at the State Fair prior to the school year. Other highlights included participation in the Eastern Star Installation and the West Wind program in the Winter Car - nival. Through this experience, mem - bers became acquainted with the unique dances and also many new friends. FRONT ROW:E. Young, L. Valent, Wiestenberg, J. Miller, Ramberg, K. Hall, J. Bames, Maier, J. Ricks SECOND ROW: Pearlson, Holt, Jarvis, G. Longtin, Hanssen, P. Wlaschin, T. Rooney, Scheiber, L. Hobbs THIRD ROW: A. Marquez, Cossor, Hartzel, M. Hobbs, L. Smith, D. Marsh, T. Boogren, Bremer, Lindstrom FOURTH ROW: Naslund, J. Robinson, B. Klatt, Boyle, Maslowski, Steele, Cullen, St. Jacques, S. Slocum C. Johnson. The members of this organization have ex- perienced another ex- citing and competitive year. Early in the fall, they participated in one of their biggest high- lights--a bowling tour- nament. Later came the development of volley- ball and basketball teams. The enthusiasm and cooperation shown by these team mates promoted lasting friendships, as well as many good times. L J F M G.A.A. President-- Faith Bradbury fright, Vice President-- Barb Bartholdi Qleftj Se cretary -Treasurer- - Judy Nikkel ftopj FRONT ROW: Mortensen, P. Johnson, B. Bartholdi, Mr. Korfhage, Pearlman, Revoir, Longville. SEC- OND ROW: Niles,D. I.arson,Wagner, Noponen, K. Norton, Stone, MacKenzie, S, Saxton, J. Stenswick, K. Hanson. THIRD ROW: Mumane, K. Hall, B. Hughes, Ramberg, Houdek, Drieling, Pearlson, Edstrom, Zellmer, D. Nelson, Callahan, Burkard. FOURTH ROW: Lindberg, Sekino, C. Hicks, L. Bailey, Eck- man, Gruetzman, Mingo, M. Dahlquist, S. West, Njkkel, C. Johnson, Junnila, J0ydan,HaWkin5On, MacMullan, R. Tanning, Berg, Dumm ann, D. Smith. SKI CLUB ill: sc' i . This year proved to be one of the best that the Ski Club has ever experienced. The highlights included an overnight trip to Cable, Wisconsin and another to Porcupine, Michigan. During other weekends, some of the members boarded abus and journeyed to various ski areas within the area. The club was guided by Mr. Korfhage with the aid of the board which consisted of: Sophomores, Terry Longville, Fritz Campbell, Fred Lees, and jan Oliverg juniors, Larry Shank, Paul johnson, Gordy Mortensen, and Nancy Brierlyg and Seniors, jack Revoir, Barb Bartholdi, Gail Pearlman, and Tom Magnuson. .. f..: ,gtiiflif ' ilili gf ilnr fl FRONT ROW: Brierly, F. Campbell, Shank, Oliver, Lees, Magnuson. SECOND ROW: Cool, Lester, Butkovich, J. Mattlin, Storelle, G. Swanson, Montgomery, Dahl, D. Ruprecht, Furey, J. Nelson. O'Neal. THIRD ROW: S, Pear- son, Haggerty, J. Swanson, Matson, Matson, Ricks, Boogren, Wiegand, Vance, J. Nelson, J. Nelson. FOURTH ROW: King, Wolfe, Williquett, Norberg, Fluegel, Murphy, Welch, Kokkeler, Nicholson, D. Weaver, R. Nelson, Jarsko. FIFTH ROW: Westcott, Everett, Caruth, Lundgren, D. Smith, J. Erickson, Weinhagen, Wolfe, Benson, Rode, Gust, Wheeler. C? G? -. FRONT ROW: Kraning,Holt, M. Mattlin, Dalin. SECOND ROW: B. Long, J. Swanson, J. Mattlin, Brink M. Roberts, K. Dummann, D. Nelson, K. Hall. THIRD ROW: S. Pearson, S. Johnson, B. Gray, P. Gove A. Werling B. Steffer, R. Nelson, Winterstein, McGowan, M. Hobbs, J. Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Flan- num, J. Peterson, K. Iverson, Lemon, Rutherford, Bohrer, Newell, C. Peterson, Dignin, Theis, Boyle. Our concert band, under the direction of Mr. Meyers, has completed another active and thrilling year. The members commenced their year with daily practice sessions in preparation for the half-time football game ceremonies. Next on the agenda was the fall concert in November. Each member can probably attach special significance to an abundance of family size sponge packets--their booming pro- jectfortheyear! Early inl963, Mr. Meyer FRONT ROW: Schendel, Wahlstrand, Bakula, M. Anderson, man,D. Rooney, Wahlberg, P. Swanson, LaBathe, D. Myers, began to place much emphasis on PRAC- TICE, PRACTICE, and more PRACTICE! for competition in both the district and state contests. Our newly initiated stage band members displayed their talents in numerous activi- ties, including concerts, dances, and basketball games. With the help and en- couragement of Mr. Richard Wyland they reached the heights of success!! S. Saxton, A. Fleck. SECOND ROW: C. Kellgren, Hinz- Trusler, Vanderhyde, Wettengel, Robbins, Paulsen, Co- burn. THIRD ROW: M. Dahlquist, Leibel, Walden, J. Olson, M. Larson, Drier, L. Klatt, Edd, S. Newell, N. Newell, S. Turbett, Hagge, J. Ott, Strickland, Ecklin, S. Hansen, Latchaw, C. Hargesheimer, K. Pearson. FOURTH ROW: J. Smith, Kilbane, A. Grand, Coenen, J. Colaizy, C. Campbell, Povlitzki, Maier, Bloomquist, Vogel, J. Mailand, Mr. Meyer, Dodge, C. Slocum, Barta, K. Johnson, A. Theis, Erikson, Gordon. M ilfhilrs' Hwvzili1'?1mr:wrwr1Esa - f-we 1-....... 7 7 FRONT ROW: L. Pearlson, B. Knowlton, C. Hicks, S. Hagstrom. SECOND ROW: Vallant, LeMire, Withy, J Kangas, K. Welch, J. Miller, T. Kellgren, P. Schmitz, THIRD ROW: Stuemke, Briant, Thomsen, Riehle, G Bauer, Gramith, Gustafson, Manard, Pesha, Hatch, R. Sickler, Gilchrist, Blumer. FOURTH ROW: Glasrud Hagerstrom, Dybdal,B.Heil,B. Klatt,Hines, K. Hanson, R. Scheiber, J. Fogelberg, Syme, S. Iverson, R. Pear- son, M. Bibeau, D. Turbett, Mr. Meyer. , 1: FRONT ROW: Syme,Gilchrist, Kangas, Coburn, Hatch, Dybdal. SECOND ROW: Dignin, Hines, Klatt, Erickson, Hagerstrom, Glasrud, Gramith, Riehle, Briant, Stuemke, Vogel. Q A 1 15 was - FRONT ROW: Mathey, Plonty, Waugh, Oliver, Lee, Hall, Norton, Bestland, Engler, St. Amant, Huggins. SECOND ROW: Dybdal,Weeda, Davidson,Blumer,Werlein, Glick, R. Danielson, Cool, Murnane, Harper, Gamboni, Edstrom. THIRD ROW: M. Huggins, Ebel, B. Engen, Nohre, Gahlon, S. Engen, Johnson, Barta, Murphy, Conley, Watkins. FOURTH ROW:Weaver, Ziemer, Scheunemann, Wolfe, Holt, Peterson, Russel, Robinson, Bodene, Wahlquist, Peltier, R. Peter- son. FIFTH ROW: Rortvedt, Schultz, Benson, Erickson, Kragness, L. Tanning, Lindberg, Sproessig, Fluegel, Nordrum, Mortensen, Velin. SIXTH ROW: Thomas, Hamilton, Stuemke, R. Tanning, Lund, Lineer, Senkler, Treise, Kurkoski, Mikeworth, Kellgren, Rode. CHOIR THINGS TO REMEMBER: Phil's muted trumpet and jiin's sniooth brushes on Sentimental. Archie's patch design. Dry Bones sound effects. Mr. Engen's new rehearsal piano. Three big Greyhounds for the trip. Late Altos Red Blazers and skirt lengths. 5000 boxes of candy sold to all our friends . Eight of us made All State Choir. Concert at Hotel Nicollet in Minneapolis. Invitation to, and performance at the National Music Educators' Convention March 30. jose Fluegel--student director. April I8 and I9--trip to St. Olaf College, Austin I-l.S., Clear Lake and Mason City, Iowa. W N K I :II iii, .I , NV X J . ,SM 1, K A ' 6 R! F , M I is ,YL F . 4 1 F f S ' L I , if 7 'F r , , .. , , f 1 . . . x, 7. Q Q I V q A y 4 , Q fl. 'I , ,X , ' ' . , Q' V 4:7 ' . ' ' -K ww, , V Q . fr - ', , R A I K W ,, 1, ' 'V A L in 'fi , i 4 r X f , , fluff -y,,,:, I 'V X F , 'Y GIRLS GLEE CLUB--FRONT ROW: Horner, Ebling, MacKenzie, Fredrick, Bligseth, Odis, Baker, J. Peterson, Schenk, Leonard, Butkovich, O'Neal. SECOND ROW: Dittbrenner, Jessen, Valento, Kerchner, Franzen, Byrnes, Hogan, Bliss, Treise, LaLonde, Wicker. THIRD ROW: Halverson, Klein, Ruprecht, Compton, Lasure, Matson, Ormston, Larkin, Nast, Tangen, Colaizy, Schaffer. FOURTH ROW: Martin, Dufresne, Nicholson, Williams, Starnes, Stovis, Deason, Snyder, Truex, Warner, Molkenbur. FIFTH ROW: Matson, Enroth, Hunt, Meath, Tschida, Stow, Swanson, Tessier, Barth, Jeffery, Harvey, Dimmerrnan. BOYS GLEE CLUB--FRONT ROW: Ohlund, Weaver, Hanson, Sekino, Callahan, Burkard, Mortensen, Zellmer, Fleck, Peltier, Watkins, Killian. SECOND ROW: Edstrom, Hargesheimer, Winterstein, Longville, Clarke, Kravik, Sproessig, Schultz,Magnuson,Drews, Filstrup, Fluegel. THIRD ROW: Nordrurn, Berg, Huot, Klawiter, Tanning, Miller, Kragness, Ziemer, Briant, Johnson, St. Jacques, Lindberg, Peterson. FOURTH ROW: Rortvedt, Wolfe, Anderson, Thomas, Ko- toski, Hamilton, Benson, Kellgren, Erickson, Jordan, Rode, Revoir, MacMullan. FIFTH ROW: Treise, Junnila, Stuemke, Thomsen, Hawkinson, Kurkoski, Lund, Lineer, Tanning, Senkler, Mikeworth, Wiggins, Velin. GIRLS GLEE CLUB--FRONT ROW: Lee, Hall, Butkovich, Hanson, Bergseth, Bestland, Engler, St. Amant, Murnane, Waugh, Stenswick. SECOND ROW: Gordon, Peterson, Franzen, Hogan, Norton, Plonty, Danielson, Cool, Purcell, Kerchner, Valento, Westcott, Peloquin, Fredrick, Harper, Oliver. THIRD ROW: MacKenzie, Miller, Bohrer, Blumer, Nast, Engen, Byrnes, Peltier, Compton, Mat- they,Halverson,l-luggins, Bradbury,Werlein, Colaizy, O'Neal. FOURTH ROW: Glick, Conley, Hug- gins, Mattlin, Baker, Drieling, Matson, Matson, Johnson, Nelson, Barta, Ormston, Nohre, Weeda, Morkenson, Murphy, Montgomery, Ebling. FIFTH ROW: Gamboni, Schendel, Larkin, Dimmerman, Wahlberg,Bodene, Nicholson, Eckman,Dybdal, Gruetzman, Harvey, Enroth, Houdek, Snyder, Truex, Gahlon, Engen, Chamberlain. SIXTH ROW: Brierley, Davidson, Robinson, Meath, Holt, Jarsko, Wolfe, Ebel, Kraning, Dufresne, Scheunemann, Schauer, Peterson, Barth, Williams, Wahlquist, Russell. -I . ,,,s Mrv,.,, FN' ffl n0,nf'H?aGn9iW -1-lil? ' vi ...ru llif rf rf-1' ' 5 Q I l 1 l 1 P r i 1 1 6 ! A 4 E 1 1 i 1 L A, A, z Q 355' ., awp. L n . K: 1 S i 3 , 0'--1 5 ,-Mg- A, fy . - 7, , ,V,.f,. -1?iE2?3i'SQ:N. ,ganna 'fi ' ALT. DANIELLE B. . . - SENIOR INDEX .. .... 30 AMUNDSON, NANCY C ...... 30, 100 ANDERSON, ARNOLD A. ANDERSON, DRAKE S. . ANDERSON, JAMES L. . BAHNEMANN, KEITH D. BAIERL, DONALD J. . BAILEY, KAYI. . . . . BAILLIE, FRED D. . BAIRD, VIRGINIA A. . BARNES, BILLY R .... BARTH, SANDRA L. . . BARTHOLDI, BARBARAJ. . . 110, 111 BENEDICT, DAVID F. . BENNETT, SUZANNE E. BERG, MYRON G .... BERGERON, DIANE J. . BERNIER, ANITA F. . . BESTLAND, GERALD H. . . . 30,76,77 31,76, 103,115 .31,70,75 .. .... 31 6 . 6 .. .... 31 .....31 . . 31,76,77 .. 31,76,77 .31 . . .31,106,115 . 10, 96, 99, . .... 31 . . .31,100 .32,115 .....32 .....32,105 .......32 BISHOP, MARGARET G. . 32, 101, 96, 106 BLOMMER, GERALD V. BLUMER, ROBERTA F. . 114, 115 . . . . .32,103 . . .32,97,113, BOHRER, MARY L .... 32, 106, 107, 115 BOYLE, THOMAS .... BRADBURY, FAITH E. . .32, 80,108,112 . . .32, 110,115 BRIANT, PETER C. . .32, 70, 80, 113, 115 BUTTSHAW, ALAN V. .... 12, 32 CAMPBELL, KEITH R. . ,100 . . . 33,70,80 CHAMBERLAIN, CONSTANCE L. . . .33, 98, 115 CLAUSEN, DAVID C .... 33, 76, 103, 108 CLEARY, JOHN M ......... 33,80 COSSOR, GEORGIA K. . . 33, 92,97, 105, 108, 109 CROES, NANCYJ. . . . . ...... 33 CULLEN, WILLMAR J. ..... 83, 109 DAHLQUIST, CHARLES V. . 33,70, 78, 84 DANIELSON, ROCHELL M. . . . 33, 98, 106, 114, 115 DENNIS, JORINE E. DITTBR ENNER, JOAN L. . ...33 .......33 DREWS, CAROLINE M. ..... 33, 100 DUFRESNE, VIRGINIA A. . . 33,96, 100, 115 EBEL, NANCY E. . . 34, 92, 105, 106, 114, 115 ENGEN, CHRISTIAN A ....... 34, 117 ENGLER, JEANNE D .... 34, 85, 88, 98, 100, 104,114,115 . 34 . 34 FLECK, DENNIS C ...... 34,103,115 FLUEGEL, JAMES R. . .34,11l, 114,115 .34 FAST, THOMAS W. ....... . . FERRELL, LORETTA E ....... POCELEERC, JON M. . FOURNELLE, SUSAN M. . . 34,100,104 .34 .34 CAMEONI, JOYRETTA A. . .34,114,115 CERVAIS, MARY ANN ........ 35 CILEERTSON, COLLEEN C .... 35, 106 CILCHRIST, PETER M. .... 35, 34,99, 102,113 COODWILL, SANDRAJ. . ..... 35 GREENE, FRANCES E. ..... 35, 100 GRUNDHOFER, JAMES P ...... 35,75 CUERTIN, ARTHUR C .... 35,72,74,32 HACERSTROM, ROBERT A. .... 35,78 HACCERTY, JOHNJ. ....... 35,111 HALL, MARY JANE .......... 35 HALLORAN, GARY N ...... 35,72,74 HAMMITT, RICHARD K. ..... 35,106 HANSEN, DUANE T ..... 36,70,76,30 HANSEN, JAMES M. ..... 36,100, 103 HANSEN, MICHAEL K ..... 36,73,32 HANSON, KIRSTEN S. . .36,100,98,105, 109,111,1l3,115 HANSON, MARLENE M. ...... 12,36 HARCESHEIMER, RICHARDS. . 36,7o, FRASER, LANA J ........... PROCNER, CAIL A .......... 72, 74, 82, 115 HARTZEL, PATRICK B. .... 36, 80, 81, 96, 108 HARVEY, JUDITH ANN E. . . . 36, 115 HASSEL, MERRY L .... ...... 3 6 HAUMSCHILD, ROBERTJ ..... 36, 100 HEGERLE, THOMAS P. ...... 36, 75 HEIDERSCHEID, CATHERINE M .... 36 HOBBS, MARY L. ...... 37, 109, 112 HOFFMAN, MARY E. .... 37, 88, 100 HOGAN, MARGARET A ...... 37, 115 HOHENAUER, SHARRON L ...... 37 HOLT, ELOISE C .... 37, 107, 109, 112, 114, 115 HUGGINS, JEAN F. . 37,85,107, 114, 115 . . .37,85, 114, 115 HUGGINS, MARY M. HUNT, SHARON E. . ..... 37,115 HUOT, GARY C .... . . .37, 111,115 JOHNSON, DARREL .......... 37 JOHNSON, PETER C. . . 37,109,111,115 JORDAN, WILLIAM . JUNNILA, ROBERT D. . 111, 115,98 . . .37,78, 111,115 . 38, 70, 82, 105, fi O- LZ? 'f ' P. .U .r ' f C' .I -I f gn-ff' 1--X W R222 f 4, 8,,Aj4,g,f4fQ32822,?g,2,JTgD, 4 if mai 63 hJ'3 9 ' gs? f.fc1K9,? '?'Eff'6 fb WQEO? 8 R 8 418' 102.8 Rf F? 9 Obi. 49 .wiki IQJUREK, EDPVAK . . . 92 , . IS. . Q8 X. QLQR, RONAKLDR. y1Y11Eg80,81,115 KAUFFMAN, M LYSE .Ia .... 38,9953 MGNN3 DIANEJ .... T. .30,42,88 KEEP, DIONEJ. ....... 38,92,106 c MURRAY, GAIL K. ........ 42,97 KELLGREN, TIMOTHY P.. . .38,70,72, C-NASLUND, KAREN V. . . . 42,97,109 73,113,114,115 ' NELSON, DARLENE L. . . . . 42,112 KERSGHNER, GERALD E. .... 38,82 NELSON, VIRGINIA A. . . . . . . . 42 NEWMAN, NATHAN D. ........ 42 NIGHOLSGN, TANYA L .... 42, 96, 100, KING, MARGARETI ..... .... 3 8 KORPI, AUDREYJ. . . .. ..... 38 KOSTUCH, JOAN M. . KOTOSKI, JAMES E. . 115 KRAVIK, MARK A .... KRUEGER, DENNIS G. . KUIPER, KATHLEEN A. KUNZE, HARRY A ..... KURKOSKI, THOMAS H. LABARRE, JUDITH H. . LABORE, KENNETH J. . LALONDE, PATRICIA R.. . .38 38,70,72,82, . . 38,80,115 .......38 ... .39,101 . . . . . .39 . 103,114,115 . . . 39,100,108 ....39,100 ......39 LAROCK, GARY A. . . . . . 30,39,82 LAMPHER, DONNA M. . . . . 39,100 39 LANGER, JOSEPH A. . . LEANDER, BURCE D. . .' .' .' .' 39 LEHMANN, PAUL F. . . . .39,80,81 LEROUX, MARYJ. . . LETGURNEAU, JULIUS J ........39 39 LETOURNEAU, MICHAEL Af .' .' 12, 40 LIGHTNER, GEORGE M. LINDBERG, RICHARD C. LINDQUIST, WILLIAM A. LINEER, FRED N. . . .4 LONG, BETSY H ..... LONG, RICHARD O. . . LONGTIN, PATRICIA A. .......40 40,111, . . . . . . .40 70,92, 114,115 . . . . 40,112 . . .40,80,81 ......40 LUND, DONN C ..... 40, 78,80, 114,115 LUND, FRANK D .... . .......70 LUTZ , GERALD G ........ MAGNUSON, THOMAS R. MAMPLE, WILLIAM R. MANSHIP, NANCYJ. . . MASLOWSKI, GARY J. . MASTEL GARY D. . . . . 40 . . 40,111,115 . . . . . .41 . . . 41,105 . 41,108, 109 . . 41,82 MATTLIN, JANE A. '. . '. 41, 100, 111, 112 MATTLIN, MARGARET E. . . 41,97,99, 100,112 MCGOON, HARRY P. MCILRGY, LGYE . . . MEATH, DOREENJ. . . MELSBY, EARLINE S. . MILLER, JANE H. . . . 109,113 MILLER, RICHARD A. . . . 41,100,107 . .41,107, 115 . . 12,100,107 . 41, 101, 106, ......41 105, 107, 111, 115 NIKKEL, JUDITH A. . . 42,106,110,111 NOPONEN, BEVERLY A. ..... 42, 111 NORMAN, SUSAN L ..... ..... 1 06 NORTON, KATHLEEN K. . . .42, 85, 88, 92, 111, 114,115 OBERHOLTZER, CAROL M. ..... 42 OBST, JEFFREY L .... .42, 70, 72, 74, 98, 103, 105 OLSON, MARVIN N .... ...... 4 3 O'MALLEY, SCOTT E ..... 43, 80, 89, 96, 97 OMLIE, RANDALL M ......... 43 O'NEAL, MICHAEL . . . 43,96,99, 102, 105, 107,111,117 OSTERMANN, NANCY J. .... 43, 100 PARENTEAU, KATHLEEN A ..... 43 PAYETTE, GREGORY L. ....... 43 PEARLMAN, GAIL H ...... 43, 85, 88, 106,107,111 PEARLSON, LINDA E. .... 43, 99, 101, 109, 111,113 PEARSON, ROBERT M. . 43, 103,105, 113 PELTIER, ARCHIE R. . . 30, 43,103,115 PELTIER, PHYLLIS M. . . .43,105, 114, 115 PETERSON, SUZETTE B. ....... 44 . 44 PETERSON, TERRY C ........ PLONTY, DONA J. .... 44, 107,114, 115 REIDELL, ANTHONY E. ..... 44, 108 REVOIR, JACK E .... 44,103,111, 115 RILEY, ROBERT F .......... 100 RING, JAMES C ............ 44 RIVET, WAYNE H. .......... 44 RODE, TERRIL L. . 44, 80, 111,114,115 ROLLAND, DEBORAHJ ........ 44 ROLLINGER, CAROLYN E. ..... 44 ROSS, LESLIE A. ...... . . 12, 44 ROSS, MICHAELJ ........... 44 RUPRECHT, JENNIFER M. . . .45,88,89 RUVELSON, THOMAS D. . 45, 70, 72, 73, 89, 106 ST. AMANT, MILLICENT A. . . 45,98, 100, 114, 115 ,...-f ,4 ,.- 9f 'Q 7 ,I 1? , x, vga! if 1 ,Al ff 45.C42Jz,.LZ pg, I LAZZAL, '6' 1 ST. Ag , JC E ANLESS, KATHLEEN A. .. . 48,100 1 , ,. , I 1 ,I 9 , ' LSQWEAVER, DARLENE M.. . .48,111,114 1 SA , 1 , . . .1 A VER, WALTER D. ..... 48,115 1 efafu- LANE' A if ii 1 ' ' ' A ' MARLENE R. . . . .48 101 C' ' '45 away IOSAIOZVENDY K 48 88 89 92 SC 114 115 951355, 100,104,114,115 , ' ' ' I 1 1 HAGEN, ROBERT .... 49.83.111 SCHMIDT, KATHERINE R .-.- 45,6 K, KENNETH R ........ 49, 100 SCHULTZ, SHIRLEY A ...... 45,100 WELNA, LINDA L ..... 49,88,89,100 1 SCHWEIZER, MARKJ ..... 45,80,81 1 SEIEIYOMISARUO ---- 307519911068 WEST, SANDRAJ. .... 49,96, 105, 111 1 8 WIBERG, OHN M. . ........ 49 SENKLER, GEORGE H. . . . 45,99,102, J 1 114,115 WIGGINS, MICHAELJ .... .49,80,115 1 SHAUGHNESSY, BARBARA A. . . 45,96, WINTERSTEIN, WILLIAM G.. .49, 103, 1 101 112, 115 SHIELDS, SHIRLEY M ...... 46,106 WITTKOP, LARRYJ ..... . . . 49 SICKLER, RAYMOND C. .... 46, 113 WONG, PATRICIA A. . . . . . . 49 SIREK, RONALD F. ....... 46, 100 WILSON, JOSEPH A. ......... 75 1 SLOCUM, SALLY G. . . 46,105, 109, 117 YOUNG, BARBARA L ..... 49, 99, 103 SMITH, LINDA L. ..... 46, 100, 109 ZACHO, DENNIS H ..... 30, 49, 70, 72, 73, 74, 82, 89, 95 SOUCY, ANITA M. ........ 46, 100 SPROESSIG, DAVID H. . 46, 92 , 115 1 . , 114 STARFIELD, GLENN A. ....... 46 1 STEFFER, BONNIE M. . . 46,96,99, 112 1 STENSWICK, LARRY ...... 46, 96, 99 SENIORS NOT PICTURED STEVENS, MARIE A. . . . 47,100 I STOLT, JUDITH K. . . . ...... 47 BETZ, DOROTHY A. STOLTZMAN, JOAN D ..... 12.47, 100 BRENNA, ROBERT L. STORM, DIANE M. ...... 47,97, 105 CARROLL, KATHL NJ. STRESSMAN, RUSSELL K. ..... 47 COLLATZ, PAULA 1 DISANTO, ROBE A. STROBEL, JANE M ....... . . . 47 HALLER, KEIT . 1 STUEMKE, PH1LL1P R. . 47,70,113,114 KOSTOHRYZ, CHA LV. 1 SWANSON, JUDITH A .... 47,107,111, LAMMERS, YNE A. 112,115 LETOURN U JAMES G. JJ 1 SYME, ALGER R. ...... 47,102,113 LINDELL, BAR ARA J. 1 TANNING, RONALD S. . . 47,70,78,79, MAXSON, DALE R. Y ' 1 82, lll, 114, 115 MICKELSON LARRY J 1 PARENTEAU, WAYNE . 4 TESCH, BEVERLY L ..... 47,96, 101 MOSENG SHIRLEY ROLOW, JAMES J. ,vip I THOMSEN, PETER F. . . 48,78, 79, 80, 106, 113, 115 1 TRETTER, LINDA K. ........ 48 VADNAIS, JOSEPH R. ........ 48 VAN TASSEL, KATHLEEN L. . . 48, 92, WEST GERALD L TRUEX, SHARON IR 'Aid' , I WIOKSTROM, IR L ' 99, 103, 106, 107 WAGNER, JILLJ ...... . . 48,111 6,3 1 WALKER, ROBERT W. ........ 48 , WALLACK, ROXANNE I ..... 48, 100 . 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