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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1965 volume:

fbanalddowi Qecn B006 aww me awww tlwmatoslwwwas wlaifabeafuaaluzfldgksclwoff wluffmbewvaalw, miwwsofw ug- AQ: ,. D 0 The yearbook staff Wishes to dedicate the MATOSKAN of 1965, to Mr. Ernest M. Thomsen, Superintendent of the White Bear Lake area public schools. Mr. Thomsen came to White Bear Lake in 1952 as Assistant Superintendent of Business Affairs and remained at that position until 1962 when he then became Superintendent of Schools. Prior to serv- ing our community, Mr. Thomsen was Superintendent of Schools at Pemberton and Lake Benton, Minnesota. After completing his under-graduate studies at Mankato State College, our Superintendent received his M.A. and Specialist in Education degrees from the University of Minnesota. An active participant in the com- munity, Superintendent Th o m s e n is a member of the White Bear Lion's Club, Chamber of C 0 m m e r c e , American Legion, Minnesota Association of School Administration, the American Associa- tion of School Administration, as well as other professional organizations. Mr. Thomsen's arrival on the White Bear scene is associated with an expand- ing school population and an extensive building program. He has been one of the men responsible in the planning and designing ofour new circular high school which has received national acclaim. This dedication displays the appre- ciation of Wh ite Bear students to a dedicated educator. 'EMM if K ..AL775,,-,q.,w. A K N. ,aff W Mi, LT. M 5 asniitfsgfs-gusty mail' WM M r 44? M, J My-.1 10- Lw.a.,k in K 'Y 2 X mf me 'V g 7 ,L iss. Y ' 'M .,, ., , v 'WY W . Vi, ..., J 4-3 ..- I 'MW it K Mmwaf' 45 . W,,,..,-- . .Q YA .gay , K 1, 4, V, 534. ' sa . . A W. ,R , 25, 5, fw Q iw vw , 7, x ,M FACUUY AND ACADEMIC R E 523 www sQQg,g,,m I ,a,.M,, ,J wksmk :bm V 1 In ' . 'S , 1 Q 2 MR. KNAAK Assistant Superintendent MR. PRAZICH Director of Guidance and Special Education MR. WAHLBERG Principal MR. FRENCH Assistant Principal ' ' Qclwolb Bmw SCHOOL BOARD: Knaak, Morin, Mattlin, Barney, Brink, Edstrom, Smith, Thomsen 10 as Q9 'Y QL gf .. rl Q' E ,, , Mrs f 2. A is 'L Mrs ,Wg ,A S V Mrs 7 , ' ,V 5 Mrs L., Llhm, f f I Mrs Mrs Mrs M rs S Bazille Pederson Flannum Fornell Vierma Placher Brogern Bodey Lee AML Qwwioes MR. VANORSDEL Director of Transportation iii W . r 1 253 X Wx A 1 3 S 3 1 Q vs f . f 1 1 , ,Q , ,,ss,Kr ,A . . .F?-A 554.2 -.1 ' il 215 it kvgrr L i , gg ,L I I ,V A V5 , , --'- ' ..-... sk.. ...-- V W. W. K -'va-sm. D. , . ss,, ,A Ag MR. KORFHAGE MISS MCDOUGALL MR. RORTVEDT Director of Recreation School Nurse l Director of Athletics and Driving - I ll OLAF HAMMERSNESS ROBERT EDDY PAUL BRYNELL Counselor Counselor Counselor B. A. , Luther College B.A. , St. Iohn's B. S. , Gustavus Adolphus M.A., U. of Minn. M, A. , St. Thomas . , V rkkk M K Special ' NANCY MCMULLIN Counselor B.A., St. Catherines M.A., U. of Minn. 6' ri ' ' Arif . .gf MRS. TRIESE 2. Guidance Secretary ik DONALD BESSER RICHARD ERICKSON Speech Therapist Special Classes B. S. , U. of M. Duluth B. S.., 'St. Cloud State College 1 1 2 MRS. FORD, Cafeteria Director MR. BECKER, Head Custodian 5 P fx :H ' 'fijfbf 5' !ffi5 COOKS: Jorgensen, Schultz, Peterson, Rice. CUSTODIANS:Do1fay, Linde, Olson, Buskirk, Schletty, LaVa11e. 1 , , E - 1 3 1-if ,, .1-W , E auulllr- i N V . . 1f:.2f,'45W4e21W X - -,,,,:-'fly'-fm-va . .. , . :K A :if 1 QW 22 . 'QFWED 'N DEPT. - uf .z,'1fww l i P g b , xiffrzlm- fr- - - V L KVLL K i , in Q it ' i- .1 - -A'-A-A11' 1 WILLIAM MURRAY no A Physical Education A A Z ' H ealth L B. A. , U. of Minn. - X ' . -'e5'Y3fd ' V M A ff if A wif-AP , ' . . WAYNE SLOCUM Director of Phys. Ed. B.A. , U. of Minn. fps., G se-MEA spurs. '-' J Ufpffli l i . Z K In .W .,.. ,,. ffikrdit P P. P P. P ,... . i... fa ,... .... A Eiii Y'PAi - A , .... . 1 at ' , M ' M A ' - f'-mi-'L'-il ,. 'W .'.,. ' A i - TQ . FREDRICK ESPE K y M ' Physical Education 2 is A x B. A. , Hamline PETER LOURICAS Physical Education Health ' B. S. , Gustavus M.A. , U. of Minn. ddivw at 14 ills 'Q 'HQ P, 1 ri' I' sl If I 5 -:ia z gil H' Eg RUTH NEUMANN MARY STRAIT SUSAN ANDERSON Physical Education Physical Education Health Health B. A. , Hamline Physical Education B.S., U. of Minn. M.A. , U. of Min.n. Volleyball, tennis, track, softball, dancing, and field hockey are all part of White Bear's physical education program. Students take part in physical fitness tests and continue to develop skills through a varied program of physical Phgsfmlz activities. Sophomore classes alternate physical education with health instruction. This class deals with body structu re along with development of personality. Physical education is required only up through the junior year. PATRICIA MALLOY Typing B. S., St. Catherines RON JOHNS TONE Retailing, Office Practice Sr. Soc. Occupational Relations Director of Adult Education B. S. , U. of Minn. - eww lm DAVID BECHTHOLD Bookkeeping B. S. , Mankato State ig-at HAROLD BISEL Office Practice Shorthand I B. S. , St. Cloud State LEE HOPFENSPIRGER Consumer Problems Typing B.A. , Hamline MA RY MCNELLIS Shorthand I G ll Typing B.A. , St. Scholastica Skills learned in business education can be applied to personal use, school assignments, and future employment. These skills include typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, office practice, and retailing. Among the new equipment purcha sed this year were three new styles oftypewriters: the IBM Executive, Standard, and Selector. A realistic store window has been built into our school. Retailing students design and construct the changing displays for this Window, and local stores provide the necessary merchandise. Window display by on-the-job training students f f ...J THEODORA WARIAKOIS General and Advanced Art Commercial Art B. S., U. of Minn. FRANKLIN ZELLER General Art Bookkeeping B. S. , St. Cloud State College He who Works With his head, his heart, and his hands is an artist. White Bear's art section is a center of great talent, culture, and creativity. Many prizes and praises have come to our school through the art department. at ,Q lg 32' ,, . Q 'l-. 1 Due to the new school, modern and better equipment has been made avail- able. A new kiln, potter's Wheel, and sky lamps add to the effectiveness and enjoyment of the classes . A portable Wall- has been installed for future team teach- ing classes in art. M1 5 Q51 'L QEM avi L f gifs M..-5 , L,,:., .. :,.:, -. I Z fQ, 1. , g r RAY WELKER Algebra I and Ilg B. S. , Mankato State JOEL NESHEIM Applied Math, Algebra II B. S. , Mankato State College DON KLABUNDE ROBERT VAN ETTEN Trigonometry Advanced Math I, Trigonometry Advanced Math III Algebra Il B, S. , U. of Minn. B. A. Northwestern White Bear's math department was improved this year by the modern facilities with which the new school was equipped. Classrooms were furnished with overhead pro- jectors, desks With built in graphs and blackboards with permanent graphs and geometric figures drawn on them. There are two classrooms built with ter- race-like steps to eventually accommodate team- teaching in the math department. aw,,M:.,.ifn-MMaa.r .V A 5, Q ,. si. W ' xi A 1, x o A 1 , is 1 snlmwf-mv:-fewsf-it,amwgmwmwgtfypurv 1 gr as V ' rfQ:1????3fSE . t V s 2 a. A ' X gQ1lgj4,a.,a.vMv- 5'9 w ,P,.,,x,.f , s M 5 .iff -nv-K:-.,, 3' li i ti ' r'r . ,V-...wael 'M its 'fuk The advanced math program continued successfully with 118 students participating in it. Regular math courses varying from Trigonometry to Shop Math made the depart- rnent flexible and h ighly Successful in reach- ing the student body. PATRICK O'BRIAN Advanced Algebra Advanced Math II B. A., St. Thomas KEITH SMELSER Shop Math Algebra I B. S. , Hamline University RONALD SASS Plane Geometry Algebra II B. S. , Moorhead State , Q., seq.. Lf z,f '.4 ANDREW RINDE American and World History B. A, , Augsburg, U. of Minn. SCOTT KOCH American History Social Problems B,A, , Hamline U. Ag.,-1' s '-is-W-...,, DONALD FOSS American History B. A. , M. A. U. of Minn. CARL THORSEN Social Problems B.A. Macalester ROBERT BONINE Social Problems B. S. , U. of Minn. Our new building provided increased facilities for team teaching which were Well used by the history department this year. Large Classrooms well suited for grouplectures were provided with divid- ing Walls to allow for smaller group discussions. Team teaching a Social Problems class were Mr. Deitz and Mr. Bonine, While Mr. Foss and Mr. Nakasone taught together an American History class. vrmafw-em www octal ' The 1964 e l e c t i o n furnished all classes with interesting discussions for the first two months of the year. Unoffi- cial competition to see who could get the biggest and best campaign posters sharpened rivalry between classes as well as Democrats and Republicans. The campaign was climaxed by a mock election on October 28. All this along with the amazing interest in the new Russian and Far Eastern history courses gave the Social Science Department one of their best years. EDWIN NAKASONE American History History ofthe Far East B. A. , B,S. ,M. A., U. of Minn KAREN BORCHARDT World History B, A. , Laurence College JOSEPH RUKAVINA World History Audio-Visual B,A. , St. Thomas WALTER CONNETT World Historv Russian History B.A., B.S., M.A., U. of Minn. 1 WILLIAM YOUNG World History B. A. , Hamline Gur school library is unique in the state and possibly in the nation. The advantages of such a design Were soon evident to all students, Who found everything centrally located and Well- organized. Alcoves make the shelves of books more accessible and con- ference rooms permit group research and discussion in the library Without disturbing other students. The red carpetingis not only attractive but also helps to reduce noise, another asset which makes our new library an ideal spot for research or reading. 24 DuWAYNE DEITZ DEAN BOYUM Social Problems 12 SOCIH1 Srudleg 10 B. A. ,lVl. Ed. ,SL ThO1T13S B A , Ham11ne QSOCIAL STUDIES Continuedj Current World Affairs -...im JOSEPH TAMILLO Classical English Speech Debate B, A,, Duke University3 M. S. , Bemidji State CONSTANCE JACOBSON Classical English Creative Writing B. A. , St. Catherines EIA Besides the main course of English, other helpful courses are made available in this field. White Bear has courses in debate, speech, and creative writing. Debate, now in its second year, has gained much enthusiasm from the students. Many students go on from here to debate competitively with other schools. Speech has always been a helpful sub- ject to everyone. This Course helps a student to communicate with others and gives him more confidence in speaking. Creative Writing, over the years, has been growing so that changes must be made to meet the demand. This course urges the student to use his ability and prepares him for college. BARBARA PETERSON Modern English Speech B. S. , U. of North Dakota JAMES KEARNEY Classical English IO Modern English 12 B. E. , Winona State College -u EDNA RAMSEY Speech Modern English II B.A., Gustavus JUDY SOLBERG Classical English Modern English B.s., B.A., U. ofM. MARY Lou NELSON Engnsh 10 B.s., U, Ofminn. ROBERT EGGE English 10 B,A., St. Olaf 26 ARDELLA HALL Classical English 12 'A B. S., Winona State LYNETTE HARTLEY German English B. S., U. of Minn. its English courses at White Bear are offered EDWIN WENSMAN at two levels, modern and classical. The latter English is for the college-bound student with a B or Lafinll better average. Correct English usage and development of practical English skills are stressed in the modern English courses. American and world literature are covered. For the classical English student, eleventh grade opens up new perspectives in American literature. In the twelfth grade students are acquainted with the literature and authors of merrie olde England. B.A., St. johns ARDIS DAVIS English 10 B. S., U. of Minn. MARY JOHNSON Modern English II B. A. , Macalester 27 'm 4 -qull 6 ,X ,ff 'ii tx i rr cc 1 I r 5 ESTHER SKIELSET Biology B. S. , North Dakota U. FRANK PERPICI-I Biology B. S., M.A., U. of Minn. LARRY SCHULTZ Biology B. A., Luther College M. A. , Ohio State White Bea r offers students three branches of science: biology, chemistry, and physics. Biology students study the life processes of plants and animals. Chem-Study is a new method of lab- oratory work being applied in chemistry classes this year. It encourages individ- ualwork in the laboratory and scientific thinking. In physics students are taught the principles and laws governing the physical aspects of our environment. Another course, natural and applied science, includes the basic concepts of both chemistry and physics, with empha s i s on application rather than mathematical proof. Topics in geology, astronomy, space science are included. JAMES PROVOST Physics B. S. , St. Cloud State WILLIAM KAI-IL Natural Science B,A. , Macalester 28 . R F 4 m '. ' ' , m '? L'----,..... . g . 1... x -4--e-v..i..e.f f . - 'vp-.-..-,.,1...m..,..C 3 - ts f -M4 .-... 2 5 I E ....,-.... ,V S 5 1 i R s Y C ff rs My -, , 2 K 5 NAX, ,,,LTL, 5 , Q .yM E n h n w , ' '-'Us f W'-f-VT---www-..4..,W..,, . ,,,,W,v, H i .,.C.'.X SPACE SCIENCE DCNKONSXRMXON Space Assembly 052441001 CLARENCE BARTA Chemistry B. S. , Jamestown RICHARD SLADE Chemistry B. S. , U. of Minn. mf C NCL QW , .bfi 29 B. CHARLES BERQUIST Gen. Woodworking Cabinet Making Cabinet Drawing General Drawing Machine Woods B. S. , Northern lll. M. A. , Colorado EDWARD HOLTZ Industrial Arts B. S. , U. of M. GEORGE RIVERS General Drawing Metals and Wood S. , St. Cloud White Bear offers a wide variety of courses invocational education, from the basic a nd intermediate skills to the a.dvanced training. The student entering t e c hni c a l, advanced trades or pre- engineering occupational areas is given a sound introduction in previously-taken classes. In the architectural drawing classes the student is given an over-all look at architecture. Different aspects of the profession are studied. With the new school came new equipment, making the classes safer, more interesting, and more educational. umm i V HELMER OGREN General Mechanical S Architectural Drawing B.A. , M.A. , U. of Minn. 9 x I N M-M-+.i..f'1 , ff The homemaking classes at White Bearpreparea girl Well for her home of the future. In the general and advanced homemakingclasses emphasis is placed u pon clothing construction and meal preparation. A child care unit given includes the Red Cross Mother and Baby Care courses. Two semester courses in homemaking a re family clothing and family living. Family clothing deals with all phases of clothing selection. Court- ship, marriage, and family relations are approached in family living. Child study includes actual observation. MARILYN MOUCHKA Home Economics B. S. , U. of Minn. 'W-M if RICHARD REED Industrial Arts B. S. , Winona State ,l f :.' m?.g W . 55 . H 44 it Y 9? Q ,Q my 9 P 2,40 K Q 12 X X yr, pl. CAROL SCI-IULTZ French 11,111 B.A., Augustana ALLEN I-IIBBARD Spanish I, II, III B. A. , Gustavus Adolphus L0 9 0995 , German, Latin, Spanish, and French are the four languages offered at White Bear High. A large number of college entrance requirements include two years of language. To help students with this, White Bear offers up to four years of study in every language except Latin. Due to the large number of students now taking languages, White Bear has provided two language laboratories inthe new school. One contains all new equipment. Along with this is a special control room for the instructors use. fs-.....,N KW WOLFGANG KRAFT MARCELLE LAMONTE German II, III, IV French I, II, IV B.A., B. S. , U. of Minn. B.A. , St. Catherines M.A., U. of Minn. M.A. , U. of Minn. M, . 32 3 gg wks.. 'W-.. 33 STUDENTS Jaw WoE6e, Edlfoaf, Qenlms. Rita Efddwm, Ediim, Undmdnssmuv. X i i 35 ' Ohms O6 12965 ACKER KATI-IRYN ACKERMAN 5 1 55 N 2 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Ed Resler, Presidentg Carol I-Iargesheimer, Treas- urerg Bob Lichter, Vice -Presidentg Polly Bradbury, Secretary. GA RY MARGARET BEVERLY DEAN LYNNELL ADAMS ADAMS ADRIAN AHLMAN AKRE GARY MICHAEL LINDA DAVID JAMES ALLMAN ALSOP ALTENDORFER ANDERSON ANDERSON 36 LINDA MA RI LYN ANDERSON ANDERSON SANDRA DENNIS ANDERSEN ARCAND fab DONNA FLORENE AT CHIS ON AU DETTE BARBARA RONALD BABCOCK BACHMAN MA RY HELEN BAKU LA BRUCE BALZART MIKE BA RDWELL DEANNA BA RRETT YVONNE BARRETT SHA RON BA RTA DAN BA RTI-I DENNIS BA RTH JOHN BASCH RICHARD BECHNER 37 JUDITH BEEBE GA RY BEKKEN SHA RON BELT DANA BERG DARRELL BERG KEITH BES EKE FLORAN CE BLUMENTHAL SHARON BOWSER PAT RICK BROWN STEPHEN BURNS BRADLEY BOUDREAU PAULETTE BRADBURY S TEPHEN BROWN FRANCIS BURTON LINDA BEU LKE DAVID BIERY CA ROL BISHOP DAVID BLOOMQUIST 38 C5 je! :'E HJ JANET MA RCA RET THOMAS CHA RLES CA RL BUSSE BYRNES CALLAHAN CAMPBELL CARLSON DALE VICKI CATHERINE MICHAEL CARLSON CARLSON CARTIER CASIDAY KATHERINE JACQUELINE DOUGLAS SUSAN CARLSON CARUTH CAYA CHRISTIANSHNI X if 39 DARCY CI-I RIS TOPHERS ON WILLIAM SHERON COLDWELL COMPTON BECKY DAVID CONLEY COOK ROBERT CIRESI KATHLEEN CLAAS S EN DAVID CLAUSS EN SUSAN CLEARY ANTOINETTE COBURN They COULDN'T be bored in Senior Social! ! MARGARET COENEN LAUREN COFFMAN CAROLANN CQLAIZY JAMES CQLAIZY 40 MICHAEL NANCY COOPER COURTEAU CI-IERYL PAMELA DABRUZZI DAHL ii DUANE MARIOR IE SANDRA CRAMER CROES CROES MARY THOMAS MARK DAHLQUIST DARLING DELLWO DUANE PATRICIA JOHN DeLONAIS DENNIS DERANEK DONNA PATRICK GLENN DIMM ERMAN DOCKEN DODGE fr - 1. fit' M E 41 JAMES DONNELLY JON KENNETH ECKLIN EDD JOEL JAMES EDS TRDM EKBOM DIANE DRIELING KATHRYN DRIER JILL DUCHENE PAULETTE DUFAULT DARLENE DUNPHY KAREN THOMAS ELIS EUSON ENGELS BARBARA SANDRA EN GEN ENGEN ROBERT EARHUFF MARJORIE EEEL KATHLEEN EBLING PHILIP ECKHOFF 42 DEBORAH BARBARA IUDITH JAMES THERESA ENROTI-I ERIKSON EVERETT FARNHAM FAST JAMES RONALD WILLIAM ALMA VERONICA FERRELL FILS TRUP FLAS PETER F LECK FOOTE CHRISTINE FOSSBINDER v4 A, , A I A if ff f I ,, .w, . A rv W, ,f I NAOMI FRAN ZEN 1. My Our hard work on the float brought results! 43 , , , LYNN MARY DIANNE FRED RICK FREDRIKSON FREER BARBARA DAVID LEO HAFNER HAGERSTROM GADBOIS KATHRYN RICHARD JUDITH WILLIAM ROBERT GAHLON GEBAU ER GEHLS EN GER TEN GES E DEBORAH CHERYL LYNN BONNIE RONALD GLICK GOERITZ GOODROAD GORDON GARCEAU 44 Food for thought ! RAFAEL MARLENE GAS CA GRANGER TIMOTHY CHARLES GRAY GRAMITH ANITA GRAND KATHLEEN GRAN GER SANDRA GREEN RICHARD GRUBER GARY GRUFMAN DENNIS GUERTIN MARY GUERTIN SANDRA GUNDERSON MICHAEL GUST LINDA GUS TAFS ON 45 MITCHELL KATHLEEN KAREN GEORGE HAGGE HAMNER HANSEN HATCH S COTT CA ROL GA RY CA ROLYN HANS EN HA RGES HEIMER HA RVEY HAUBLE JAMES BEATRICE ANTOINETTE PATRICK KATHLEEN HEIL HELLE HELMBE RGER HELMS HENS ELER 46 Z '1-'lr' JOHN IAMES HERBERT HES SE SHARON THOMAS I-IINZMAN HOFFMAN PAT RI CIA GAIL HOGAN HORNER LINDA DAVID I-IOUDEK HUNT PETER HUSTING SANDRA ISAKSON WILLIAM JACKSON JUDITH JANSEN PEGGY IARSKO LEONA RD IA RVIS MARVIN IARVIS KENNETH JENSEN YVONNE IAHN CAROLE JOHNSON 47 GATHY JOHNS ON GEORGE KAPPAS JEANNE KATZ CAROLYN KEILGREN SUSAN KEPPLER GARY KIEFFER GREGORY KILBANE DENNIS KILLIAN JUDY KINDE SUE KING 48 Three 's a crowd! - WSW fig WILLIAM LOIS KIRGHNER KLATT KIM JUDITH KLAWITER KLEINENDGRST wwf , , IANE SHA RON JEROME KOCH HUGGINS KOI-ILER DONALD WILLIAM DAVID KOTOSKI KRAGNESS KUEHN K.'.Q'A. gf LINDA NANCY KUGLER KUNZE EDWARD MA RCA RET LANE LANGER .mx IANICE MA RY LOU ANDREA KYLE LaBA RRE LaBA THE ANITA DUANE MANNA LARKIN LARSON LARSON 49 mfr '35 sw- Q A BA RBA RA LA SURE WYN LA T CHAW LYDIA LEE SUSAN LEE WENDY LEE A RNOLD LEES SI-IERIN LEIBEL LINDA LEIBKE LINDA LEICK DA RLENE LeM1RE 50 DA RRYL ROBERT LQMIRE LQMI RE BRUCE ROBERT UGHTNER LICHTER MICHAEL TERRENCE LONG LONGVILLE JOHN JA MES LUNDGREN LYSNE BRUCE ROBERT JEAN JOHN ROBERT MaCMULLAN MAGNUSON MAILAND MAILAND MARCUM ,I I 1 F JUDITH ANITA JANE JEAN MA RIER MARTIN MATSON MATSON WAYNE SANDRA CURTIS GRACE MARIER MATTHEY MATTILA MATTLIN 15 51 EUGENE NANCY KERRY MCKEEVER MCKEEVER MEIER MA RGA RET JAMES JAMES MEYER MICI-LAUD MILLER JOEL WI LLIAM MILLER MILLER DENNIS MA RYANN MYERS NARDECCI-IIA ROBERT MOLD SANDRA NAST 52 Sv' 1 1 I I ' if 3 I 1 aM' : ' 1 1 ,7 KATHLEEN GERALD MOORE MORRI DAVID JU DI TI-I NEI-S ON NELSON English is for Englishmen! RH E 5 J JEANNIE NELSON KA RLENE NELSON 1 JUDLTH NELSON KATHLENE NELSON ROSLYN NELSON DARRELL NEUMAN CA ROL NEWMAN NANCY NEWELL S ARAH NEWELL PENELOPE NOREEN JEFFREY OES TREI CH DENNIS OHLUND JAMES OLCHEFSKI BERNICE OLHEIS ER 53 SANDRA OLINGER DONALD OLIVER JANET OLIVER DONALD OLS ON JAMES OLSON KEVAN OLS ON ROY OLS ON SHA RON OLS ON GERRI ORMS TON GARY OSEN 54 GREGORY OS TERMANN SANDRA OUIMETTE ANN PATTERSON HOWARD PAYNTER L! CATHERINE OTTE PATRICIA PANGERI. CHERYL PAULS EN DWIGHT PECK MF' JEAN ELEANOR PA MELA PEFFER PELOQUIN PEPI N PATRICIA PERRON LAU REN CE GA RY PERZI CI-IILLI PET ERS EN ALAN PATRICIA PESI-IA PETERS ON SUSAN PERRY IERA LD MI CHA EL PETERSON PETERSON STEVEN RONALD PETERSON PETERS ON 55 DIANN RICHA RD JANET JEANNIE MARY PIGMAN PODEWI LS POELS PRUDI-ION REDLA CK PA ULA EDWARD DAVID CONNIE HOLLY 4 RENF REW RES LER REVOI R REYNOLDS RIES ' EI LEEN RING S T EVE ROLLA ND I' ':,'sQif . J ,L il :E I ff, Qffwff' '25 xffxwaf' CHERYL ROBBINS DIANE RQONEY Y-' hw W WW' T I DONALD ROBINSON TIMOTHY ROONEY RI CHA RD MA RCIA RORTVEDT ROWE S TEVEN S TEV EN ROWE RUDE w-3 Eb The reference books came in handy for our term papers! RAYMOND RUGLOSKI CA ROLE RUS T PATRICK RYAN THEODORE SAARI JAMES SALKOWICZ EDWA RD S A LOK A R SALLY SAXTON CHARLOTTE S CHENDEL SUSAN SCHENK MA RCA RET SCHERMAN 57 y fl 'J tk' 1 1 if CYNTHIA JEAN VERNON CAROL SCHICKERT SCHMIDT SCHMIDT SHABELSKI THOMA S K ENNETH ROS E MA RLYS SCHULTZ SEIDEL SETTECASI SHAFFER ELEANOR JEFF SHA RON JOHN S HA REEN SHRIDER SICKLER SIERS SISTERMAN SMAKER 58 CARY JACK SMITH S MITH MICHAEL THOMAS SMITH SMITH WILLIAM CAROL SNYDER SLCCUM LORETTA LINDA SOFIE SPERRY ,Im-wi' I W IUDITH STENSWICK Jo ANN S TEPI-IAN LOREN S TEVENS WI LLI AM S TOCK S TEAD RICHA RD STORELEE NANCY STOW BURKE STRI CK LAND BRUCE STROBEL ELIZABETH STRUNK KATHRYN SWAFFA RD 59 dmv -swap., f 5 l . LM, What would our future plans be without the cour1se1or's office! CANDACE DALE KATHRYN PENNY SWENSON swENsoN SWENSON TANGEN GREGORY CAROLE TERRY LINDA TARDIFF TATGE TAYLOR TESSIER Y Y fi 1 E, EN 14 60 PATRICIA SWANSON SUSANNE SWANSON LA RRY TANNING VICKI TEUBE R JAMES THELIN LINDA TREISE PATRICIA VANDERI-IYDE ALLAN VOGEL A RN OLD THIES NANCY TRUSLER MICHAEL VANSLYKE SANDRA WAHLBERG UQOF ,.fv ' JULIE THOMAS STEVEN TUREETT JOHN VELIN KATHLEEN WAHLSTRAND MA RY TIMMONS CAROL URBAN KA TI-ILEEN VESEL CATHERINE WA KEF IELD t JE' :, swf Exe mm 1 Q JAG JJA DO RENE TRANA SUSAN VANCE PHILIP VLERATH GREGORY WALDEN 61 f KENNETH BARBARA WANNED WALLACK PAUL GREGG WQSMAN WERLEIN NANCY FRED MHLD WILBUR RQGER FREDERICK WILSQN WILSON CARTER ARTHUR GARY WATKINS WATSON WEBER DONALD JOYCE JILL WEST WETTENGEL WIEGAND SUSAN JOHN MICHAEL WILLIAMS WILLIQUITT WTLM DENNIS IANICE JANET WITTKOP WLASCHIN WOLFE 62 Looking into the future. CRAIG ZIEMER ROBER T WOLFE CAROL WOOD MARY WRIGHT LINDA YEAGER DEBORAH ZACHMAN DWIGHT ZELLMER LYLE ZER WAS MA RILYN ZIER DT 63 ,EE -'Ev-, , Ii f hz 2 L if O -1 ,na ,.. SENIORS NOT ANDERSON, MARILYN L. BAROTT, JOSEPH BEEMAN, DANIEL BERNIER, CAROL BERNIER, ROBERT BOLTMAN, PEGGY BRAMSTEDT, JAMES BURKARD, JOHN CLUCKEY, LQROY CULLEN, RODNEY DARST, SCOTT DEMARS, BROOKS DITTBRENNER, DAVID DUFRESNE, JAMES DURAND, WAYNE DUVALL, ROBERT CAMBONI, MICHAEL GAULT, NANCY GAULT, WILLIAM CLASER, JOAN HAWTHORNE, DALE HOBBS, LAWRENCE INGHAM, MARGUERITE JAHN, YVONNE JESTER, FLOYD KNIGHT, ROBERT PICTURED LEROUX, THOMAS MARSHALL, LAWRENCE MCDERMOTT, JOHN MCLANE, EDWARD MELDAHL, BEVERLY MICKELSON, RICHARD NENN, PAUL NICHOLSON, CYNTHIA OAKS, LEONARD OSTERKAMP, DANIEL PEARSON, KEITH PITLICK, RONALD PLUMMER, JERRY RASMUSSEN, LARRY REIDELL, EDWARD REILLY, JOHN RICHARDSON, RICHARD ROBOTTI, MICHAEL RYAN, MARY SCHAFFER, MARLYS SINGER, ERIC SNODIE, RICHARD SWEENEY, FRANK THOEERN, RANDAL VAN TASSEL, DARRELL as m i? - ,,L5xZ ,A.,,V aff' nr - 1-1 as 7 .T K.z. . 1 'E .ffm We are proud of our class and what it produces. Many of the key members of the football team have a 66 on their letter jackets. Most ofthe A squad cheerleaders are juniors. junior Class advisors were Miss johnson and Mr. Nakasone. These faculty members helped us With the homecoming float, the magazine drive, and Even Sue Schwarten, the mystery name winner, has to study. Those responsible for lea ding us down the halls oflearning this year were Louie Vincent, class presidentg Chuck Stuemke, vice-presidentg Pat Dunphy, treasurerg and Linda O'Neal, secretary. They carried out class projects with enthusiasm and vigor. Our magazine sales exceeded our set goal of five thousand dollars! The gross total ofour efforts was only one hundred dolla rs less than the record-setting amount sold by the juniors of last year. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS--Pat, Chuck, Linda, and Louie. r - . A ' it itt a -1 . .Q V, E l'. g .,-- . Qs ., to it l , is r .Q 1: e it Q A as r 1 f N ifwi QV , g gy T- ' Q Q , , if W it ,W A 5 4 A-af A :fa , A :':2 A vivvtt .X 2 T, 3 ir Y ' yi Q i V K c ' . '- Q. 2 at T f s f T .4 Z ' if 'Ai . !- - v',' .. 1 ii' :fx , Q v W A: aw iv M , ,mir iii- . '. .. 'Qt -. V . 7 , ' i' lift? 1 A -. VL Q 'v'- 1 1 dk v . 7 -- 3.' ,. ,A k I V V553 k'L ' A 1 gsm' Vvli, T: -I -I 7f'rJ Ku A'ii s ' : ,T i fl,, s . 'X YW sy t yr' z, A ,Q - 'stt .'1' t ' A , or i f , WN L i : ff . it 3: My S l limi , ., - A , J I 3 My ppyl an -0 V Sy K T ip K Y. T T , T , Q ij' il X n .6 V ' ' . . k fi'r ? if -? x 2 X AX I gi f of A , 'i it N f , T701 Ja - ,5t?5.v .-255115 i 1 Acheson Adams Allen Amundson Anderson Anderson Ankrum Apman Arcand Arend Blumer BloO1'r1qL1iSf Boardman Boltman Bourdox Bowser Bridges Brinker Brisson Brott Burke Burke Burton Butler Calpentier Campbell Campanaro Carlson Carlson Carlson 64 OF '66 the Prom. We appreciated this very rnuchg thank you. Round and round went the Raiders and ended up nowhere. Carrying out thistheme was our clever float, which depicted the new school. The fun we had in making it was not over-shadowed by the disappointment when another float was awarded the trophy. P W- ' - ' ' A V. '? in ff. in 'V C 2 Q 8 I f-1,1',' Y 1 HQ' 1-f-. N T 1' ' f 292 . 7 an -,Z , gs 5 The junior Class float, successful--but not the winner. Our adviSO1'S take H break- sw W M' s at 'i ' A . r r .N - ' i , ,7S. ' K3 W 2256 ? 'If -vs V: kr nf' Q9 , fu C ,W 1' 'Q Vw , if ' s o 1 ,,t' or e i l V s i l ' , -i ' W ' iri 'J ' - Q i f A C ' 1, 3 Wk B lf: A 11- B 'F'- M g was j 4 it our B , Z B , vi , l Q- I 'I a w ,V N V, , . ,L 5-L mi ,if V f , fy . l -f ' A1 ff' Q53 s X hfs' 'M C r X V ,f ' ' ' . t-it 13' 'A NNN ' W , X L .J 5 x V ' m:5?Z::k ici Wilt K pr A Q , , ,VV iifffgi ,y A M , ff- , 47 . M . -5 H 1 ..,, , A s .,,- 2 '-,iiw B i s rj, A M fi ,lie lv' 5 it at W B -W ,del 1 C A 12 N, is , ,, af, . , i S 2 ., ZA KY ' W I , 4 A 1 if A gli? H' 1., . iv V. VVKVAAKL ,W V' - 5 t 514: x X. Arnold Bacon Barbour Barnhart Barth Bartholdi Bender Bensoni Bergeron Birkeland Brown Brown Brown Brown Brunzell Buchan Buesseler Bugamholm Bullis Bump Champeau Char-est Chisholm Chouinard Christiansen Cich Clauson Collatz Companion Connors 65 W1 , ,K M Q . ' 1 AA 1 Nm ..-rf x f is 7 Qfliw, if 'YR 'x 15 it Cook Demma F Ls- fra-vf69 .4 . 'M W-A ,ff api ,of V qtgfra-,ia I if F Drews Ellis Erickson Fischer s. qs- vs. f 'T lv , c :- , P V '.i ggi .xx rs X. ' x Q, A If N fm- 1 9 A al - Q F A ,. l ,W 11 'I, . ig 1' 35 mfg! .Rx , .M Qi, , ,REA 'Q l V F ' F H ' V' It ,film 'lftji L , ,im ,'.. Q. , as 1 ll.. . w pw U , ' -ff 1 i ' , .q.::'ffff w- 'K ff ea l im i Hia F s. S ., i F K. r Vw I V, . mm A . 133. .V A N V gl. F F sf, F ' fi 'F W '55 ,F-if ' W so f V f . ' .L X ,,,' Q Q' H V7 s'r, 1 i 3 ,546 'C' W' ,ei K ,gf , will M . 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Q 5 f ':,h -:. - L :fl Ss' ' 'mf , fi ' ff-rf! -gf fr. ,.., A S i 'ill Allis fl Hn .A .gr Sh s Jw' ,f N. . 4. x Q ' ' f 1 , .. eg. r 'S Q Y wa ,XL k.,k 'f--, g , :X 2 ' ala la fr Q McCarthy McCarthy MCC lellan McKenzie MacKenzie MCKusick j 'QS ? 64 SWS? Malm Markham Matschke Matson Millington Moeller 'N .+-:- - WS? ff WU! 2 4? -S f r f f :pk .Q M 3? i , K V xg Nw R - YJ Malmstedt Mammenga Markie Markus Mattila Maxson Moms en Montgom ery Z l MER . 2' , X 3 f , if? I f ,X X A S Q. fx' ' - ' . f,'Q:H.v-4 'I W Q , .Q .L ,,,, L ,v K K . 'fl 'L McDanield McFarlane McGregory McGuiggan McLane McLevish McMo . ' mg' ,A Q J-1 ' A was f f 1 al -A3 Q wiv ' J r , . 1 ' ' Q fffii-.ww f . .qs ,.:213.'- 1 'LAM 4 7 ke, - ., Jw ' -..e J A M. . ,l -,V-ig , 4 . 'fl '1 155:- . Munyon Marcotte Marsh Melbye Mooney .. 9 Ng, i ..., P, V 1 f'?.?i . I .A Q - 1. L 1 li 1? Marshall Meldahl Moore Q 5 wir li! Vi : mf . 1. My + we ,. , . 2 'xg 'Pi 'K hm rg j' 5 rrow Magness wr M . Y L, . - 7' Marcum Marcus Martin Maslowski Meyers Mi chaud Morancey More we 4, 1.3 'L NYQQKA Q M ,gi H., l.. ri - f '1 ' ' . x se KH .,,.. ai silnr . e -wg- Wffzrjk fi vii: 3 , Q, F -, -ask Q, , fi ...,, 1 McKee MCK enna Magnuson Mailand ,V M 3' 5 J? Rue Marier Mason Mi esk e Mik los Morken Morrow ., V1 Y V , Q .1 i f L .' L'2Qf'4, , ff 2325,-,aww fx 'gi 4 :lv fi' -. lj ., Y .eggs a ..'.. . ' A ,f V . Yi 5 . r 'P , 5 S '15 'K .. YQ - -- i pg ,I M A lr 1 4 .I 1 L? arra y J may 1 W A rfi, , 'PFJW , - 642 or P wif ff ' ,qfif . Q, ' 'Mr P1 I- ' K A H :fy 9 Mortenson Moseng Muehledt Nakoniski Neeser Nellis Nelson Nelson is 2 :fa se-':,. 1 ' g i V we, 5 H :-- ' w kj? for , , QQ: 'vw 'K 1 ' '5'1'li Ti? f5x'Qrlw'ilehslcw Namar Nelson Nelson Give me five bottlesg I forgot Pederson Peters y . , ,,m.ie: 'Sa 2? M, f F , .' 1, Ouimet Parenteau Paranteau Peltier 393 'Hi K 1 ,rf 42936: 'iff my lunch! Park er Peterson ws, A .tr i ,Q gn,-.f 1 gl ' A im Pearson Peterson Paulas Peterson -f H Qi , ,:,l P , Q, A Wx 5, N QP! :is-I. lun A Nardecchia Pearson Peterson Nickolaus Nieman Noren Oaks O'Connell O'Conner O'Flanigan Olsen Olson Olson O'Neal O'Neal O'Nei1 Osterbauer Pearson Peterson ,V ttn, N - viii '--' , 'P Q f , 21 -A . fs, ,V . sw, N we 4, :M Ta. lx wg-5, ff, ry .,,k 41 W' W V ,1 ,, P' ,- .,.., ,-1 S ,ww 5 bg, , K :saw 'igsmg 1' ' 1' ,f 1, Q, 4 ' V. k,,, 52.32 :ff .ff wr: V 'A faf isiyi .,. . , ' f4f v ' f:Q'f5' 5 71,2 n' ' U x 45' MM: Q, ', sr M QQ . an-,Z 1 sf' M QQ? E A 1, .V fs' - 71 kg 1 zz QP' W' - amy' ., -sr M 1 , ,W-..,, V ' K. X r, M - ' A -4-L fi.-vii ' ,,., .5 if fs ,..,,.,Ji,Z . f P X .13 I L? :- L P . 421,- Ni: ', '+ A' V ...,, ,fy , as ' ' fi l 1- M12 2111 ff .331 ..,:':v Wr f' W ,W K 131965, -3, . ,f Peck Peterson A 145 M Q . 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V fgf Q L? .., Schmidt of 'ff S chostag 3 fi A Schultz fy z x -V '-, :mg 323225, i t ,..V 2 lr 1- , -5 Schultz R I Schultz felt? f 'Q ff, 1 - 72 Pri ebe Rentfrow Schwarten Serr , ,R 'W Q Q x 9 X A S .. . -fifi Thi F 'Ki ' .- it N ' ,,Gi Q3 ,,,,,, gym ' A Lk:,.. 1 Aw' - fl Qs, 14 If ,kin aiE,Q,..fE!Y I 1, Ay M. gr ,X .,. X 'ff:z.,'ai 4, wg V, 7? ik' 'fl Wl Puff er Putney Rayburn Revoir Reynolds Riehm as EW E ?'f'Ws. fx? Og vw -R 4. L 'ff 5 E .yn ,. ., K iqg-re' Reed Rivard Yeah, but how do We get it out? Schwartz S elle Shannon Shaughnessy Sempf Shields ,-sax' , 4 il S SL - v SV i. .. H U ? :..: I A wi f K ,yi if if ' MM -fr a .,Mgk+ ' - , - , ilil ii ' f gags? 'U , 102 71' .,,,, , Senger Sigford ,ff-Q 2 ' ai R2 .W N, ff A,ii Q Q ,r,, R 1 gl 'Vi A J ,gg 'S sf if flaiswl vi. . 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'gum m 5 rf 5 e cr SH 51' CD P1 Tussing Urban Vi erima Vi erath Vincent Vinson Vogel Vogt Vono Voss Wagner Wagner Wahl Wakefield Wanless Ward Wenzl Withy Teuber Thein Theroux Thill Thomas Thompson Torgerson Tretter Westin Wolf z gas if 3' W ,K aff? A H ,W x fl stuka! gp- 3 V 73 Stafki Stebor Steffer Steiner Stender Stoltzman Stuernke Sullivan Soplata Swanson Tako Teich Tenni T erry Tessi er fa gif Vw ii I iliplw S13 Qwrvff fig ,K aa B6 6 Y Wiegert Wright 5 7 ' , 'L ' YATmw5,' i L , if-V' 'EER JL L fa'-' :M Saw f W 1' xii, .,.,L g 572 jg 'Q ASV 4 , A? Q7 S ?xJ4,gr!' M 3 Q, H x. .- 1 , . 1 ra- , .I I, -P .. 3 51 - J lf. ' gg ilifiii' i Sir .AHB ,Ji g , Wifi, '-ws ' ,fig JJ .. i ' . 'Q i A Q V zivzg y i H S' Lg . 4, T, Q Wifi. 5 ii Qing M 7k-s w', 5- -- ,l,. if i Eg 5 We 2 at V i :.:,35Df, f l ,,.f, V1i2rli.LEH Er .59 ,.,,'5i:'. 'A 2- iii: M 1iQwi151f-f,- Wiegert Wright if J. 5 7 S Qs. Wiggins Young ff D1'9W', as ew 'ff Wilbur Zimmer f , 1 iv, ..,4,if' 2 .4 'fs 149. 1 as-.,M ,Qu- W The sophomore girls had to be satisfied to be the power behind the throne as the class elected all boys for its officers. Tony Nardecchia, presidentg jeff Norton, V i c e presidentg Steve Fossbinder, secretary, Walt Goins, treasurer, dida fine job and We were fortunate to have them represent us . The Sophomore Class thanks you, Miss Nelson and Miss Skjelset. , , A .523 f H. .t s- , in I g 53, r-4 , ,W J' ,Q A .. ,, as iw Q , f 2-Sie . or tml, f 3 t K 3 pigg K, , L 2f,,7? A E, .. faftsa, I , k Q ,t. , .,,,. Q. ,I -5, A ' ,155 . 'lfiiiikmiaflhf zqi' H Q , 3 .2 1' MM? - , ,., . - ,kr E wg A M fx Q ,Xl S. r 3, mv? is an f , A 2112, Sophomore Class officers--Tony, Jeff, Steve, and Walt. H 1 , , k I , -' B A Q V . . . A- , W V, -- -'l- o - s K fjjsfgy, p i g, V A V b y f to ' I v r f 5' 2522? ' lil if ffd 5'i'l- . W Sym 7 ,' B , Hu 6 ll ll, ' I V: Z. iii? s 4 V22 ' P B J I tttl,'o z f at B l l, V X I K VLVVL X A 'T .Ei f Q! l 5 S1252 ..,, 1-V ts F . , 1, lf- -G-'13, ., Acheson, Ackerley, Adrian, Adrian, Aisam, Aitl-fin, Altendorfer, Anders, Anderson, Anderson. Barger, Barth, Bates, Beaman, Beck, Belland, Bellard, Bemlotft, Bennett, Bennis. Bowe, Bowser, Buck, Buesseler, Buffham, Burns, Busch, Butler, Bracke, Braun. Cangi, Carlson, Carlson. 74 '67 Running around in circles became more than just a catchy phrase for us sophomores, as we joined the other classes and faculty in circular confusion. Withina few days, however, we became accustomed to the layout of our new school, and the time flew by. lx X 15. if W A , , V ,wqww ,, f . , ., ' T The Sophomore Class portrayal of Spook the Raiders .Mm H .Q A i A- if 'aa' T f t 'f,.,,,a1 . Q . 1 M' wr ' N t r 5, A C W re, gg ., V ,,,. , K :ai an i , V Zl r Q 5 ,.,,x 9. , , wr -fa , N Q 2' ,,,ist,f ' ,Xa V-1-c-T-o-R-Y We were all proud of our hard- working football team. The boys show great promise for future years in White BearHigh. lt would be hard to determine whether they were inspired more by the cheerleaders, or the good-natured heckling of the varsity football squad, who were undoubtedly there at all the games to pick up pointers. Somehow the seniors won the trophy fo r the best homecoming float, which completely mystified us, for anyone could plainly see that the sophomore float was BEST! rl we TQ, fig T T . 'K '41 V' , r K1 9 K, .1 K 4 6 , K LY mg, Vx ff., ,931 V36-'Q f aww., ,D , ' g- , all' , , fy Y' r 'P1 f, -if , ,,. , N, J 4-VJ, r ,k..kLg K A-cyl' ,V ,X A A Lkrryy of . W, , p I , we m y p B W A if we ik 1 K ' , If V?L.A ' , A l M . ' mp 'Y - - V V- W srfdwkui 1 xy in VIVI ui V 'l , , ' :Slayer fbi ,f.:' I ly f IAIEKI . ,,,k7 ' . 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K V , it if., W, f ,V I f 4 1 Z! . ax? i V at 'Per at 'ff' W .751 ifzffgsgiig, f 9 9955-9 W: Q ,W 'hk'f:'1 r'!'5'w 'Half I ' -Mi .-f- l , ' 'IM H mms A , v- -s,X 'Q gig: , ,QE ,V W :V a -,Z, J E li, is Q' i - , f. A A . fs: - 3, ,k.. 5 v:l: L 4 I Zgxggi , , ', : ...., .Nr A R ,Z K? it A ' I at I iff gi in ' K 1 y tys .. 'R .fair K I ' g , r r . V .. ,TL ,I : t ' My Q, ,-.-l . 1, Z . f V 4 mr, -A Ka A-- f fi I, Q .. : . it it - - I f i ., , I S I A I M , I f Il ---::,..- M 5 X fin, it if- ,, - 131: . 1 , 1,, ,, 1- ,' f ' 515 1, x' FRONT ROW: McDermott, MacMulIan, Farnham, Watson, Killian, Vogel. BACK ROW: Vincent, Wright, Elliot, Brink, Kopp, M ullin, I-Ie rming. Congratulations! I I f,agA4Zn Tennis THE TENNIS TEAM IS FIRST IN THE SUBUR- BAN CONFERENCEI. By winning every game, and being ranked second In the state, the boys proved that they are a team White Bear can be proud of. With all but three ofthe members returning next year, Coach Kahl predicts that the team shouId be the best we ever had. WHITE BEAR HASTINGS O WHITE BEAR SOUTH ST. PAUL O WHITE BEAR KELLOGG O WHITE BEAR COON RAPIDS l WHITE BEAR STILLWATER I WHITE BEAR RAMSEY 2 WHITE BEAR WEST ST. PAUL 2 WHITE BEAR NORTH ST. PAUL 2 WHITE BEAR ANOKA I WHITE BEAR MOUNDS VIEW 0 WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR ll RAMSEY I4 9 KELLOGG 6 IO COON RAPIDS 4 6 HASTINGS 9 I2 MOUNDS VIEW 3 9 SOUTH ST. PAUL 6 I3 SIBLEY 2 4 NORTH ST. PAUL ll 6 ANOKA 9 4 STILLWATER I 1 The golf team closed the season with an im- proved 5-5 record. Rick Millington upheld White Bear's prestige in the Regional Tournament by shooting an ex- cellent 6 under par 78, four holes. He failed to qualify for the State Tournament by only one stroke. Coach Foss feels that next season's team should be White Bear's finest. Jack Herbert one of this year hopefuls W FRONT RO :Bergstrom, Michaud, Millington. BACK ROW: Kappas, Waldow, Coach Foss Herbert uf rw: K 'iw FRONT ROW: Guertin, Latcham, Klasons, Daxst, Hargesheimer, Johnstone, Resler. BACK ROW: Coach Ecklund, Meyers, Ferrel, Hesse, Peck, Anderson, Erickson, Brinker, Tardiff. WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR WHITE BEAR ANOKA RAMSEY HASTINGS MOUNDS VIEW SOUTH ST. PAUL COLUMBIA HEIGHTS SIBLEY STILLWATER NORTH ST. PAUL HASTINGS Q4 ,Hi , x X., i Ti., xxx' , f I gf 5? O gf , , , p 1, . , 7' ' fi! I I, if E rf! is Id ,V L. we on as H 2 QE! in- I N. .nw-.,q. I EW . wif iii Sf: 2, . SERS' ,1 v ' 1 X f y jim Ferrel in the cage. i' Q' I ga A T Sophomore Latcham proves his A squad ability. f I A, we' ,, ,I Q. if . - . 5 7 I ' ,,.. R as vm- v 'FL-Jil! gn 'atii 11 1545? f- An. 3 4 . A 1 mf- :Nui Fwy! ' + , .s-Q , I , 4 eff' S ' Q . ., . - Y 3-fi' , is wa s fi . . .T uf' fi- ' - I W -A yu. ff Q - . 4, -- 'JS' W, fi I ' - I - L' J , 1, I is W I fr' ins, ' .1 . ..,A an ,'. --,fi i kri, .Af f' , 5+ j .- Q--. as ie, Q. , -1, - w- - aw f ,mf ' ,iw,,ffs. -:R Q -ug?-r.'.., , M 4, V- g gj if 'af f W N' atnnslt re 5'- s JT' Qs -wh'-veg f-'4 ,,, - vw Q ., 'Q i , J l I If 3 'li T l K, , ,. , Q .,, in W .esBE' ERR5 sl Amit 1 B 3, 7 5 . 'fy un. W f XXX Q1 f , Y Elfxu , Xt 5 R , lk ' 0 Q i , X 1 3 4 all ll EFIRLN fi FRONT ROW: Wagner, Parker, I-Iaussner, Buchan, Crete, Foster, Roberts. BACK ROW: Coach Boyum, Heck, Case, Brinker, Kordosky, Peterson, Emerson, Noren, Wahl. FRONT ROW: Wilm, Olson, Kramer, Watkins, Carrol, Kotoski. BACK ROW: Bachman, Lane, Caya, Mingo, Wilson. Baseball The baseball team is looking forward to an improved season this year, after last year's disappointing 2-7 record. Outstanding performers in a losing cause in- cluded starting pitcher, jon Erickson and leading home- run hitter, Tom Guertin. The junior-Varsity and B -squad will have the job of filling gaps caused by graduating lettermen. Coach Ecklund hopes they will help restore the team to its fine l962 form, when it reached the region finals. 89 Peck fires to third! 4 In-'f 's 9 ,? ' f'f ' ,, fs ,Fa w Z' ,,V,JXM,W, M., , - A , , ,f f wif, 5 W , V WM, ,, I f 3, W., 1-.,.,,,k,,, A xqk. , X, . . ,, ,, M , a if A aw., v H ,, ,LVMTW ,V . A ai Wi, X, agua ff,-0,,uLfiF4 'VK' 'fs W A ' ,: K, , i - . . , W- J' W' ,Qaf1vi5.,..'I w ' -' 'IN' ' 'E , ' K - - gs-W,qgnw2w-i Y, ff - YY wif -uf rag, , , , . 4 if W . fa M47 V ,,,, f V f A fa, ,-1 ,W VH wry ,mg ff wma., Twcb FRONT ROW: Coach Sass Alden, Capone, Nelson, Tuchfarber, I-Iotter, Edstrom, Salokar, Hansen, Coach Slocum. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Espe, Turbett, Bacon, Bell, Meredith, Tanning, Gust, Rolland, Miller, Clark, Darling, Ott. BACK ROW: Thein, Balzart, Rowe, Longville, Turbett, Magnuson, Gramith, Gutsche, Seebart, Hollingsworth, Mold, Meyers, Vierath, Puffer, Velin, Ziemer, Brown, Coach Deitz. Varsity FRONT ROW: Butler, Carlson, Pederson, Rowe, Fisher, King, Lofgren. MIDDLE ROW: Dunphy, Shaw, O'Neal, Kost, Stoleman, Hegerle, LeToumeau, Donlan. BACK ROW: Rowe, Carlson, Puffer, Stuemke, Peterson, Bartholdi, Meredith, Schostag. B-Squad s '? i? T K fl M In A in R pf, N. f::' as 'wi' 'W ii ,,., , ,- .2 2 :tm il 'M 1 W kf,:,z u. W 4 R K w i I I Q.: ,l. if Jkkv' 1 . ..., . ,E R-, ,. ,MJ::F ':x, t l 2 ,,.., a f , : s H : x wfzf ,i5:?f q,ER :: i B. 1512 s r ' BU-R R:a: 2 A W ,,,,, K E BEAR T ii l ' I ,:. ::- V .,,- 9 s,4iklW'l , ' 1 it . :RH i',: 1 t:: 1 Zi, ,,, is , ,,,,,.. ,e Zk, Vhlg , , . of W Q1-gf, V mx-nu f R1-BSL ' pu i we if , The track team as a whole equaled its record of the year before. As individuals, the records were bettered. In all areas, the boys put deter- mined effort into each contest. The weightmen, who led the team, were anchored by Dan Seebart and John Velin. This was the group responsible for thirteen of White Bear's eighteen points in the state meet. Steve Puffer and Charles Bell did a tremendous job by clearingthirteen feet in the pole vault.Phil Vierath led in the high jump with leaps near six feet. Runners who were exceptional: Tuchfarber, Clarke, Dwight and Steve Turbett. Here is the field in which we lost most of our men. All but Steve Turbett have graduated. Other seniors lost were the champion of weights, Seebart, and the superb vaulters, Steve Puffer and Charlie Bell. Although weakened by the losses of a few lettermen, the track team will strive to perform as wellas it did in '64, with the same enthusiasm as always. CONFERENCE MEET: White Bear 66 Ramsey 52 Anoka 34 Mounds View 31 Stillwater 26 DISTRICT MEET White Bear 551f2 Ramsey 35 1X2 Mounds View 28 Stillwater 26 REGION MEET White Bear 46 Osseo 19 Ramsey 20 Stillwater 19 STATE MEET White Bear 18 Minneapolis St. Louis Park 13 Central 26 Rochester 12 Craig Ziemer unwinds Puffer-State pole vaulter M ,g I 'X . if A 2 if :ff , fl fl 3 mm I K 1' wwf u Wx . ,K V 14+ , fi' -gmgrgszsl - R3 Sim we M1 , gig V A SL .mf:.,, . 3, K .Q ff- A N 1 ,af .948 5 lf! 4 ,'LL Q A,Vl is B gs 2 i 5' , 3 xx , f Q ' 7 U Q Us aw K B n IE is xg Q il Q' 9 1, 9 9 V , ,Yi .3 A E W M .9 gffgii saidgfg ggi - V q 97 B' ,ap 9 , M3 , Yiflwrvzs- ,afa :fad-fQ5Ef a-v f' Q Q? , . L .-Q2'k- W ' A 7 Q H x BE cfs -1 29 ff QQ H W 3',, W, H - n. Q A Aidu lQ4, fi ' F M Lll 1 f l, Q ? M AA i 5 l , , , ' J ' Q v sf, 1 id, , 1 , , , Av ' '57 ' L z V ? A N Q , 7 K I x 1 1 K - V. Q V f 'Rf'-5 'W fi? 3 1 rw p liz? N pl lips it .1 W. 'sp gf th I h.. I K K k k s . , 8 , . . f I g I R . A Q , ' c' .,, X ,fag -, , jg , ., 5 fi ? x., X L, A I . V N Y - - If .L t LV K4 I, ' -Y A - A W - Mglii-y.' J' f .- ,, H. .. :yer-.x , H P E f ' if, . gif g ip q Ag 1 V x 1 K -'Q 1 , 1, f Xwff Vw K L xml :V K A . Q , .-A 'A A , Hub-W,g,g, -- K wx Point after Touchdown A11-conference t 0 'ao k v A ,QI . W, 3: Www 1 3 FRONT ROW: Guerfjn, Wolfe. ZND ROW: Parenteau, Ostberg, Nelson, Lees, Farnham, Dunphy. MIDDLE ROW: Peterson, Jones, Hammond, Rowe, Young, Aitken, Westcott, Puffer. 4TH ROW: Malmstedt, Franz, Miller, Nardecchia, Valley, K 1 i z Nicolin, Winter, Van Deventer, Dellwo. BACK ROW: Bergstrom, Gasca, Riehle, Auger jackson, Anderson, Rockwell, Dolfay, Wall, Cincoski, Yeager, Scollard. front scale done by Guertin. I. ? , 5 White Bear 120 Robbmsdaie 75 f if White Bear 48 5 Bloomington 41.5 . .1 a , it ,W s,r Whne Bear 147 osseo 48 Aft 2 f White Bear 136 5 Fridley 58.5 ,,,, ,,,,,i is 1 l io, White Bear 136.5 Kellogg 58.5 1 ' White Bear 151 5 Coon Rapids 41.5 ll Ihlv White Bear 90 5 Anoka 104.5 , M, 7 7 sg,i is vvhife Bear 123 N. sr. Paul 76.3 1 , '1 'l r- ,1 7 ' 1 g g - White Bear 93 Ramsey 102 1 .1 to 96 .ri 1-.,,..- ,ar , .,,.,,....,,,M.mwsun. Dumphy in the L set . G3-Jwwmtics Gymnastics is increasing, not onlyin participants but in enthusiasm shown toward the sport itself. Guertin CA Classj highlighted many of the meets on the rings and high bar while Nelson CA Classb caught the atten- tion on the trampoline. Nardecchia CB Classl displayed his excellent skills on the parallel bars and high bar. One team member when asked what he'd accredit their Wins to replied, Practice, ability, and the coach Mr. Murry did an out- standing job with the aid of Mr. Welker . Although competition was challenging the team did remarkable Well. With the potential and ambition shown, fans eagerly await the coming year. Nelson dislocates FIRST ROW: Guenthner, Hansen, Fischer, Rayburn, Brown, Thies. SECOND ROW: Manager Brown, Meredith, Schostag, Hegerle, Cove, Velin, Grewing, Mr. Bechthold. John Govc drops him to the mat! This year's A squad W r est l ing team, headed by Mr. Bechthold, com- pleted the sea son with 3 Wins and 9 losses. The team was made up mainly of young W r e s t le r s and included only three seniors . Most of the s e a s on' s points were racked up by the consistency of Joh n Ve l in , Fred Schostag, Scott Hansen, and Steve Brown. Last year Velin took fourth place in the district tourna- ment and Schostag took fifth place. The B squad, on the other, hand, coached by Mr. Provost, lost only two of their matches indicating that better things are ahead in the world of Wrestling at White Bear High. AGONY!!! ' Q fr w w J K M,5,K ?Q r R.. .. S A853 John Velin, candidate for All-Minnesota Athlete. Head over heels Steve Brown grapples Packer White White Vifhite White White White White White White White White White Bear Bear Bear Bear Bear Bear Bear Bear Bear Bear Bear Bear N. St. Paul Kellogg Stillwater S. St. Paul De LaSalle Coon Rapids W. St. Paul Mounds View Hastings Columbia Heights Anoka Ramsey FIRST ROVV: Kipp, Campanaro, Broun, Thies, Grygell-co. SECOND ROXV: Kilsoky, Fosshinder, Sherer, Molear, Kchon THIRD ROW: Bush, Edwards, McKnight, Brinker, Edwards, Peterson, Drews, Millington, Cummings, Earhuff. ,AY l We ,Ji W Yum xy XT' 'if Qu Doug Caya leaps for the shot! Basketball, Against highly rated opposition, the Bear's basketball team shot their way to victory with a 7-9 record. Team spirit and morale was good during the entire season. With graduation the Bears lost several outstanding senior players, however, cap- ablejuniors and sophmores will fill the vacancies. Though next year's team will perhaps be a different type of team, it appears to be one with much potential. X White Bear Mahtomedi White Bear Coon Rapids White Bear Coleraine White Bear Kellogg White Bear Stillwater White Bear South St. Paul White Bear Rochester White Bear Coon Rapids White Bear Sibley White Bear Centennial White Bear Mounds View White Bear Hastings White Bear Columbia Heights White Bear South St. Paul White Bear Anoka White Bear Ramsey FRONT ROW: Kilbaine, Caya, Coach Hofinspirger, Killian, Lysne. BACK ROW: Kammerlohr, Latcham, Wilm, MacMullan Vierath, Emerson, Pederson, Campbell, Klasons. ,1 X , Ie GWR'- - 75554 A H M' Li ' X 7 f Xl X A 5 ggi Wy H R xfl - f 'CNN x I x X X X I X Qi! 4 FRONT ROW: Coburn, Gramith, Cramer, Wiestenberg, Aukland, Hunt, Opsahl, Handlos. BACK ROW: Coach Koch, Krusell, Hartzell, Peterson, Bowser, Bense, Norton, Coach Smelser. Andy lays one in from the air. Hanks, 1M ,ga we 49 CHEERLEADERS: Lutz, Gordon, Carlson, Thein and Moore. Another two points! 34 Q ang 3 ,, C as 1 ,--v -......,,,.., ,MMM ru 1 L 1 i i v. '23 1 R , W wQ,.,!,, wg ' Q Z2 Safe Q2' W 4 . R . -'M by J' ' ,fl X xmmwif fwi. , li, K A S K ,.-. 9 ,QQ ' , J -K f Mg, f A . ,ff N V all ll-'ffl S lv ak ly , X, l Ml,f5I1'1y ,fl Iac ,Ja S ikmvf t 3, tx' R , We Wi x YZ' FRONT ROW: Hansen, Slocum, Edstrom, Hammond, Beseke, Butler, Turbett. MIDDLE ROW: Puffer, Edstrom, Brown Chambers Pederson, Peck, Lofgren, Rowe, Wahlstrand, Fischer. BACK ROW: Coach Bonine, Kammerlohr, Caya, Grammith, McMullen Howe Cvramith, Gust Darling, Aitkin, Aitliin, Butler. This year's Cross-country team placed third Co -captain Steve Turbett in the Suburban, district, and regional meets. Led by co-captains Steve Turbett and joe Edstrom, the team entered each meet with determination. Mr. Bonine, who replaced Mr. Slocum, felt that the up coming season should prove to be ve ry good. The Bears did very well in the conference and then went on to place Steve Turbett in the state. Steve's entry in the state marked an end to a very satisfying season. White Bear White Bear White Bear White Bear White Bear St. Paul Park Mounds View Stillwater Ramsey Kellogg Coon Rapids North St. Paul Anoka Suburban Conference Meet: White Bear Region ll Meet: 79 White Bear Ramsey Mounds View Ramsey Mounds View 1 Q . . This year's 64-65 swimming team started with a big splash, setting school records in seven events. The team also held conference records in the medly and free-style relays. Co- captain Coldwell held a record on the free-style relay team,while Chuck Bartholdi Won the conference ba c k - stroke title and was top scorer. This year the team finished the s ea s on With 11 Wins and 2 loses. judging from this phenomenal record, White Bearcan expect state champions. White Bear 40 Stillwater 56 White Bear 60 North St. Paul 36 White Bear 56 Mounds View 40 White Bear 54 River Falls 51 White Bear 58 Sibley 42 White Bear 64 River Falls 41 White Bear 58 Kellogg 46 White Bear 59 Burnsville 36 White Bear 51 Ramsey 54 White Bear 64 Burnsville 41 White Bear 63 South St. Paul 42 - - , ,,,,,,M,Wr,,i Co-captain Coldwell, Bartholdi, and Coach Young Bears min to victory at Hamline pool. FRONT ROW:Butler, Knight, Christianson, Campbell, Hanson, Smith, Butler, Johnson, Butler. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Smits Spray Wiggins, A. Butler, Michaud, Gerrard, Gutsche, Campbell, Longville, Colaizy. BACK ROW: Coach Young, Torgerson, Pearlson Warman, Martin, Bartholdi, Coldwell, Hennis, Blumer, Kittell. at .... . Q db 'K if if? Q, m in , 1 W, l 1 af' Bears fight Packers for puck. Ferrell and Herbert defend Bears' goal. FRONT ROW: Shaughnessy, MacDanield, Garley, Fleming, MacKenzie, I Paulson. The hockey teani finished its 1964-60 season with one of its finest records and ' battled to the Region II semi-finals before S losing to South St. Paul. Although harn- pered by injuries to regulars Mike Snyder, jim Ferrell and others, the Bears com- piled a 15-6-2 record and tied for third in the competitive Suburban Conference. The squad, paced by ace goalie jack Herbert and leading scorer Scott Buchan, shut out their opponents six times While doubling the opposition's scoring output . Records such as this year's have estab- lished White Bear as a hockey power. ,fy FRONT ROW: Sidel, Valento, Tuchfarber, Ackerly, Guertin, McFarlane, Wilcox, Buffum. BACK ROW: Coach Boyum, R. Kieffer, Jarvis, Adrian, Singer, Dezekker, McDonald, O'Connell, Conen, E. Kieffer, Fontaine. if lazy:-: A - I FRONT ROW: Anderson, Crete, King, ONerl Herbert Halbrehder Haussner Van Dell Engebretson Hamilton BACK ROW Kordosky, Stender, Filstrup, Matschke Hesse, T. Smith, Peck, Coach Thorsen White White White White White White White White White White White White White White White White White White White White Rochester Mahtomedi St. Paul Park North St. Paul South St. Paul Anoka Kellogg Coon Rapids Ramsey Hill Anoka Mounds View N. St. Paul S. St. Paul West St. Paul Kellogg Ramsey Coon Rapids W. St. Paul Mounds View Bears congratulate Mustangs: Bears won 3 1 Herbert Stops 3 gggl for 3 shut out QTUDENFACUVITIEQ mam eww, eww -w-.. f-.. fa- A. L+ ' mkmvif, V, I f i:L9'4-WHT ,, ,I .-,,f KM A E 1, ,fmt ,Wg-25 Www 4,649 4 1. Q f J' ff?-1' QV 14 9, A 435' 335 14-:Ee sf .. J Af .M Q Q.: -M vim' P - 2?fweQ?lw f-.,, ,AM .M-A , fff wrf A -, M : ,gy 35 if il Sf, gn f r' 'I' 1 4, 35 1 wah K l .f X, L 5 1 T ,5 N. , 3,- '- Txzaiz' ,. 1-. ,.g 13 . . :ra 1ST ROW: Curran, Nardecchia, Keith, Emerson, Kearney. ZND ROW: O'Neal, Young, Gibson, Barta, Fisher, Adams. 3RD ROW: Fleck, Strickland, Gasca, Kamrnerlohr, Matson. 4TH ROW: Engels, Lundgren, Licliter, Benze Velin, Ryan. f'w'ii Qigfw Tiana, Zierdt 7 L e e, Nelson, Cro es, Urban Nast. J ' ggzowlssistamts As president of the district the Student Council had a busy and pros- perous year. They introduced the after- school snack bar where candy bars, potato chips, and pop were sold. Special lunches were planned by the Council, giving variety and interest to the lunch program. Sno -Ball the winter formal dance was sponsored bythe Council. The decorations were some ofthe most beau- tiful witnessed at White Bear this year. Distributing announcements, deliv- ering the mail, and answering the telephone are just a few of the duties performed by the office assistants. They are all senior girls who give up their study halls to help the secretaries in the principal's office. Throughout the year the office assistants continued to be of valuable service to the school. 108 fi' 1ST ROW: Spade, Deranek, Pigman, Kath, Settecasi, Katz, Miss Walsh. 2ND ROW: Mrs. Winterstein, Jarvis Vono, Malrn, Maxson, Gurney, L'heureaux, Fisher. I-BRD ROW: Green, Leibel, Tatge, Corteau, Swafford Anderson, Shrider, Gustafson, Martin. 4TH ROW: Colaizy, Boltman, Erickson, O'Keffe, Morancey, Nord, Pepin, Gault, Gustafson. Posm wb Poster Club is the organization that makes all the colorful and attractive posters seen throughout the building. They are a great help to all the clubs and students in announcing meetings, and projects, suchas: games, plays, concerts and dances. One of the highlights of the year was the spring art show sponsored by the club. Under the direction of Mrs. Wa riakois, they enjoyed a very active and fun-filled year, in which they met their deadline every time. Lib The Libra ry Club is mainly a service organization. It was formed to assist the librarians in the checking and shelving of books. Volunteers usually work during a study hall or after school. Miss Walsh, the new librarian, made several changes in the library, seeking to make it more efficient and convenient. The aides were a great help to the students in finding their way around the new library. IST ROW: Swafford, Sister- ,J 1 man, Freer, Deranek, Roo- QU ney. ZND ROW: Strunk, We ber, Lasure, Sisterman, La J-1 H Londe, Mrs. Wariakois. 3RD ROW: Renfrew, Rowe, Sempf, Lindlof, Bender, Babcock, 4TH ROW: Peffer, Hansen, Kirchner, Maleitzke, Bakula. A Nfflp Xq 1ST ROW: Gustafson, Schmidt, Paulos, Jarvis, Slocum, Oliver, Vono, Rooney, Johnson, Nardecchia, Kimker, Rivard. 2ND ROW: Kearney, Johnson, Page, Noreen, O'Connor, Hunt, McFarlane, Peters, Larkin, Colaizy, Adams. EBRD ROW:Bet1, McKenna, Stow, Brown, Johnson, Eliseuson, Momsen, Kancans, Strickland, Teulger, Clarke, Sheicler. 4TH ROW: Kittell, Winterstein, Paulos, Jungck, Velin, Lichter, Wolfe, Nelson, Thompson, Vincent, Palmer. N.F.L. The National Forensic League is composed of students who have earned twenty-five points or more in Debate or Declamation. This year's organization makes history by being the first official chapter of N.F.L. in White Bear. This was partially due to the adoption of a constitution and also to the election of officers: L. Vincent, Pres.g R. Lichter, Vice-Pres., B. Bridges, Treas.g and M. Kearney, Sec. D One can make people laugh or cry, tell stories, express his own or other's opinions by being in Declamation. The activity has gained a large membership over last year, and is one of the eager organizations. At a speech festival a student may earn three ratings, A , B or C , After twenty-five points have been earned he may become a member of the National Forensic League. 1ST ROW: Gustafson, Johnson, Paulos, Jarvis, Slocum, Gordon, Oliver, Stephen, Vono, Johnson, Nardecchia, Kimker, Rivard. 2ND ROW: Glaser, Nelson, Patterson, Noreen, Bakula, Newell, O'Connor, McFarlane, Peters, Larkin, Young, Colaizy, Adams. 3RD ROW: Scherman, Stow, Brown, Johnson, Eliseuson, Momsen, Kleinendorst, Kancans, Strickland, Clarke, Teuber, Newell, Sheidel. 4TH ROW: Wolfe, Kittell, Winter-stein, Paulos, Jungck, Velin, Lichter, Wolfe, Nelson, Bridges, Thompson, Vincent, Ryan, Kugler. 110 1ST ROW: Hamner, Busse, Yeager, I-Ielle, Swensen, Croes, Nast. ZND ROW: Ries, Boltman, Leibel, Wetten- gel, Kunze, Coburn, Anderson, Kinde. 3RD ROW: Coffman, Ackerman, Noreen, Koch, Perry, Taylor, Vessel, Seidel 4TH ROW: Deranek, LeMire, Plummer, Harvey, Neuman, Burkard, Osterkamp, Docken. F-.B.L. Future Business Leaders was Very active this year, providing many social outings for on-the-job trainees. A Christma s Breakfa st, Employee- Employer Banquet, and a trip to Chicago were enjoyed by the club. At the April Convention members had the experience of competing with other students in the same skills. Regional meetings were also held with other schools, which were held during the monthly business meetings. Debate. Debaters this year debated on the topic, Should nu c l e a r Weapons b e controlled by an international organiza- tion? They participated in three classes, A , B and Championship. -Debating helps one to acquire a larger vocabulary and the ability to think quickly and accu- rately. Points are given for both wins and losses. After twenty-five points a re earned a person may become a member of N. F . L. 1ST ROW: Oliver, Nardecchia, Schmidt, Kimker, Rooney. ZND ROW Page, Robinson, Hunt, McFarlane. 3RD ROW: McKenna, Thompson, Winterstem Palmer, Betz. 4TH ROW: Paulos, Bridges, Lichter, Nelson, Vincent. 1ST ROW: Johansen, Stone, Crossfield, Manley, Zierner, ZND ROW: Paulos, Schletty, Reidell. Palmer, Flooding. BRD ROW: Carlson, McGowan, Schulze, Gerrard, Seebart. :blog . Something new to White Bear, the Biology Club offers a series of interesting programs to its members. Under the guidance of Mr. Schultz, the advisor, students experiment with individual projects. Combined social outings and field trips were taken. The club also sponsored special films which were open to the student body. Chemistry Club Wa s made up of students who had an interest beyond that ofjust classroom Work. The organization ha d regular monthly meetings Where industrial chemists lectured. Also, the club had films and reports given by the members ontheir individual projects. ln addition to these monthly meetings there was also one nighta Week Where students could come in and Work in the lab under the supervision ofthe advisors, Mr.Barta and Mr. Slade. 1ST ROW: Nardecchia, Guenthner, Fleck, Eliseuson, Mr. Slade. ZND ROW: Barta, Mc Dermett, Carlson, Tho fern, Friberg, Mr. Barta. 3RD ROW: Watson, Rose, Rehewaldt, Hess, Wilson. 4TH ROW: Kittell, Ruglosl-ci, Kgch Bridges, Kuehn, McLane . i SEATED: Mr. Klabunde, Teuber, Watson, Latchaw. STANDING: Ebel, Lee, Schultz, McDermott, Engels, Lee, Wolfe , Kuehn, Fredrick. Under the advisement of Mr. Kla- bunde, the Math Club took part in many events throughout the year. The speakers made Math a more interesting subject and gave the members a better under- standing of it. Math Club sponsored the Twirp Dance again this year and worked toward the spring contest. P. I-I. A- Education, an Endless Challenge was the theme ofthe Future I-Iomemakers ofAmerica this year. F.l-I.A. members had many ideas which filled the year's busy schedule. With their advisor, Miss Mouchka, F.H.A. sponsored the successful Toy Dance. The admission was money or a toy to be sent to a children's orphanage. A Coke Party was also sponsored to encourage new mem- bers. ln the fall the F.H.A. District Convention was attended by many of the girls. 1ST ROW: Malin, La Barre, Stephan, Green, Sullivan, Dodge, Eckhoff. ZND ROW:Cola.1zy, Dorle, Heitzman, Gennow, Alton, Gruett, Barrett, Foote. BRD ROW: Miss Mouchka, Peterson, Wallack, Salberg, Dolan, Nieman, Hinzman, Klinger, Lindbergh. 4TH ROW: Glaser, Kugler Nelson, Schultz, jungck, Westin, Anderson, Jensen, Darling. pmt out To start off the year on a friendly note the members of Spanish Club Went on a get-acquainted picnic, Where they met several exchange students from Spanish speaking countries. In order to become familiar with Spanish and Mexican foods, members ate at the La Casa Coronada restaurant in Minnea- polis. This was quite an experience, especially for first year students. The club also sponsoreda Friday night dance and the Heart Hop. Noren, Treas.g Lichter, Vice-Pres.5 Fleming, Sec., Herbert, Pres. OM: This year the German Club began a traditionby initiating the new members, braided hair and red ties being the most noticeable requirements. Der Frohliche Wanderer was sung as punishmentby those who could not count to ten in German. The German foreign exchange student, Thomas Engels, presented and narrated slides of his country. Having dinner at a German restaurant wa.s also part of the activities of the year. Hunt, Pres. 5 Barta, Sec. 5 Rehwaldt, Vice-Pres. 5 Guenther, Treas. 1ST ROW: McKenzie, Manley, Jarvis, Fredrickson, Kearney, Lee, Slavik, Vono, Grewing, Lutz. 2ND ROW: Huggins, Fleck, Adams, Crowley, Schrider, Rooney, Peters, Young, Strickland, Olson, Mr. Nakasone. 3RD ROW: Olson, La Bathe, Kancans, Strickland, Dahlquist, Patterson, Kuhfeld, Isaacks, Gasca, Lindlof. 4TH ROW: Palmer, Wilson, Westin, Warman, Lichter Alsop, Teuber, Stow, johnson, Engels. 7 'sdub Ambassador's Club is the official host to our foreign exchange students. Thoma s Engle s from Germany and Raphael Gasca of Spain were this year's foreign exchange students at White Bear. During the year, the club heard talks given by two White Bear teachers, Mr Hofensburge r, who went around the World, and Mr. Connett, who toured Russia. The club entered a float in the HomecomingParade and had many social outings. Mr. Na ka sone, a s advisor guided the club through a very success- ful year. A. F. Q. Understandingand Friendshipg these are the goals of the American Field Service Organization. The White Bear Chapter of A.F.S. with the advisorship of Mr.Hammersness sponsored Raphael Gasca of Spain and Thomas Engles of Germany. Committees, which screen the candidates and provide for the selection of homes, are runonatime schedule, as final decisions must be made in New York. A permanent display depicting all the students, who have been involved in the program was one of this year's projects. Rafael Gasca, of Jerez de la Frontera, Spain. Thomas Engels, of Karl- sruhe -Durl a ch, Ger- many. gf gg., 4: I i -2 R25 ',' .. H K QKV M 2. - 72.211 Jw. Red jr. Red Cross is the organization Whose members assist the school nurses vvithvarious school projects. In the fall, they helped during the smallpox vaccina - tions. The club took a field trip to observe one of the St. Paul hospitals. They also sponsored their annual dance in February. Under the direction of their advisor, Miss McNellis, jr. Red Cross enjoyed a helpful and active year. 1ST ROW: Saurnweber, Lutz, Anderson, Webes- ter, Thill. 2ND ROW: Freer, Wirth, Schaffer. 3RD ROW: Munyon Burns, Pike, Mickelson Willkop. 4TH ROW: Iverson, Wielmberger, McKenzie, Miss McNellis. 7 7 he M r. Korfhage and the recreation depa rtment directed the ski club to another successful and exciting season. The club Went to local ski slopes almost every Saturday . The one most frequented was Trollhaugen at Dresser, Wisconsin. Night-skiing at Pine Bend during the Christmas vacation and a Week-end trip to Telemark in january, were the high lights of the year. Any ski enthusiast is welcome to accompany the group on their trips. KNEELING: Iverson, Ham- mond, SEATED: Schendel, Jensen, Saxton, Davidson, S t ot e sbery. STANDING: L e e s , Wolfe, Longville, C ol 1 atz, Mr. Korfhage. E f . 'I f f . L J if iff 'V Q5 72 fi: fi? - -. M.. .ff 1ST ROW: M a t s on, Mc- D e r mott, Hess, Thofren. ZND ROW: R ehwaldt, Schultz, Rohr, Mortensen. 3RD ROW: Kittell, Brid- ges, Bru C h m a n, Myers. Club udiofvtwalf Club Camera Club provides an opportunity for its members to learn the correct procedure in the taking of photographs. At the meetings, the group heard lectures o n photography and films on related subjects. The members have monthly assignments to photograph certain sub- jects and are judged competively on these photos. The club has taken a field trip to the Minneapolis Art Institute to gain knowledge and ideasfrom the artists and The Audio-Visual Club is mainly a service to the school. The members are taught the correct Way to use and take care of the school's audio-visual aids. The club is one oldest and most active. With the help of Mr. Rukavina, the first all-stereo dance was held in january along with a skating party for the mem- bers . Through the yea r, monthly business meetings were presided over by the president, Keith Pearson. to appreciate good photography. 1ST ROW: Mr. Rukavina, Wettengel, Robbins, Schultze, Martin, Lee, Slavie, Stone, ZND ROW: Pesha, Letourneau, Tretter, Lindlof, Wiege1'I:,Elsner, Erickson, Carlson, Robbins. 3RD ROW: Lundberg, Kuehn, Engels, Vesel, Beaman, Schletty, Isaacks, Shelton. 4TH ROW: Pearson, McKenna, Wiggins, Smith, Lichter, Henning, Feil, Wolfe, Tessier. 117 lull I jean Matson jan Wolfe Sue Cleary Facultv 8 Academic Seniors Student Life is ...-v ,4 Carolann Colaizy Ron Bachman Rita Erickson U I Activities Sports Sophmores 8 juniors Through the rnoans and groans over lost pictures, late copy and faulty crop- ping this year's MATOSKAN was finally completed. Many late but e nj oy a ble hours were spent by the staff in the compiling of the year book. The staff would like to express a special thank you to Mr. Zeller, this year's advisor, for his help and understanding through- out the year. Mr. Zeller, Advisor Jane M21tSOn Mr. Biselg Business Manager Editor-in-Chief 1ST ROW:johnson, Lutz, Keefe, Vono, Jarvis, Arnold, Essex, Lovegren, Thein. ZND ROW: Drieling, Sod- erlind, Meyers, Rooney, Erickson, Strickland,Hathaway, O'Neal, Robbins. 3RD ROW: Huebner, Pike, Long, Longville, Coldwell, Havenor, johnson, Allen, I-Iandlos. 4TH ROW: Nelson, Patterson, Kancans, Matson, Westin, Lichter, johnson, La Bathe, Dahlquist. , to - , -W 1 5-H 11. f-iw rg SEATED: Williams, Nelson, Earhuff, Lichter. STANDING: Lu nd g r e n, Slocum, Barts, Erickson, Rortvedt, S a X t o n, Wesman. Eewdwdzs The new journalism r o o m be- came a second home to the Bear Tracks members this year. They t o i 1 e d many hours t o put out the twelve issues of the school'snews- paper under the guidance of Mr. E gge . The journalism Convention at the University of Minnesota was attended by the editors in February, from which they brought back many useful suggestions Advisor, Mr. Egge and Editor-in-Chief, Paul Wesman at f wfxy -Jae 'af- 1' ll jf' - 2 .YL 'aff-N i A, ,Th-W WW., ,,,,H::,'., 'lb.u....5 Q V is 1ST ROW: Compton, Latchaw, Gordon, Lee, Carlson, Lum, Pearson. 2ND ROW: Claassen, Matson, Bishop, Flynn, Wettengel, Robbins, Nardecchia, Adams. 3RD ROW: McDermott, Kuhfeld, Wahlberg, Conley, Peffer, Houdek, Schendel, Rowe. 4TH ROW: Long, Wilson, Newell, Watson, Eliseuson, Hinzman, Edstrom, Kilbane. STH ROW: Rortvedt, Schultz, Burns, Velin, Wesman, Jungck, Peterson, Herbert. N One of the highest honors that a student can receive is to be admitted to the National Honor Society. A grade average of 94.0 is required in the jun- ior year, and a 90.0 average in the senior year. The annual Honors Ban- ocidij quet was held in the spring. 1ST ROW: Dahl, Vierima, Rooney, Guenther, Kellgren, Fredrick, Nardecchia. ZND ROW: Matson, Carlson, Hauble, Hargesheimer, Anderson, Lee, Slocum, Wahlstrand. SRD ROW: Erickson, Gehlsen, Mailand, Klatt, Huggins, jahn, Barta 7 Gahlon. 4TH ROW: johnson, Erickson, Longville, Strickland, Resler, Killian, jarsko, Wolfe. STH ROW: Darling, Kuehn, Rugloski, Lichter, Edd, Bachrnan, Caya, Wittkop. 120 1ST ROW: Carpenter, Wisher, Echardt, Howe . ZND ROW: Christianson, Anderson, Wanned, Downs. O Curling Club completed its second successful year under the coaching of Mr . Kearney. This sport, which originated in Europe, is played on ice but without skates . A forty pound weight is slid down the ice toward a target. The rock is controlled by team members who sweep the ice in front of it with brooms to change the speed and direction. CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING TEAM: TOP TO BOTTOM: O'Neal, Nelson, Clauson, Swanson, Plaisted, Davidson. G. A. A. Topping seven other area schools at the Anoka Invitational Track Meet, the GAA began with a running start. Tennis, bowling, ba s ketbal l , and broomball tournaments filled the year. The two active adv i s or s Miss Strait and Miss Anderson feel that GAA gives the girls an opportunity to participate in com- petitive sports and to develop good sportsmanship . CHAMPIONSHIP FIELD HOCKEY TEAM, IST ROW: Swanson, Walashin. 2ND ROW: Patterson, Fossbinder. 3RD ROW: Scherman, Eliseason, Dahlquist. 4TH ROW: Newell, Akre, Stenswick, Gordon, Carlson. ,f is Mm., . 1 . an yas. -. .. Q may iv? F like fr MM,,a.waww..,,w t ,., law Squaw waning Swing y o ur partners. Grand right and left. Under the able direction of Mr. Slocum the Square Dance Club enjoyed an active 19th year. The year began With an invitation to the Midwest G o v e r - nor's Conference which was considered quite an honor. The dancers e nj o y e d preforming for such distingusihed ge n t l e m e n. Later in the year the club attended the annual Winter Carnival Square Dance. 122 Owlwsas 'The Pink Panther' will meet after school tonight. This announcement was made many time s throughout the year. just what was a Pink Panther doing after school? The Pink Panther Was really the name of one of the or- chesis dance groups. Under the direc- tion of Miss Borchart, th e girls present- ed an excellent modern dance program this spring. A few of the numbers to which they danced in c l u d e d Harlem Nocturne , Mallguena and River- boat . 123 r ' Did.n't know if you was talking to me or the Lord Ummm A certain actor's pleading mo-o-0 gave the already witty fall play, jan- uary Thaw a d d e d depth. The drama club was coached and directed by Mr. Kearney, who divided it into v ar io u s groups- props, make-up, and stage , ...M , r.W,.ua-un.-Mm .A N? ,,k.:Q 4 , ,, nfs:-:,:,. - A J. V. JANUARY THAW f mamma- hands as well a s the ernminent actors. Three one-act plays followed the fall success, one ofwhich had an all-boy cast. Show biz 64-65 ended with a delightful and entertaining spring play- Curtain Going Up . Didn't get into Canada, eh? Q Nunn... 3 1ST ROW: Erikson, I. Bathe, Dahl, Rutledge, Pearson, Beaman, Heil, Rivard, Spade. 2ND ROW: Gilchrist, johnson, Alsop, Verima, Withy, Kearney, McDanield, Halsemia, Moore, Deranek, Franzen, Rust, Bruchman. BRD ROW: Arcand, Thorson, Marcum, Hansen, Casiday, Enroth, Rustong, Newell, Rowe, McFarlane, McKenzie, Dumphy, Nardecchia. 4TH ROW: Eliseuson, lssaks, Newell, Nelson, Olinger, Default, Nelson, Nelson, Boltman, Bakula, Peters. STH ROW: Lundgren, Ror- tvedt, Klawiter, Lichter, Terry, Wesman, Alsop, Rehwaldt, Clarke, Rohr, Thompson, Scherman. Opening night jitters Moo-o-o-o 125 1ST ROW: Robinson, Watkins, Engen, Rooney, Hogan, Lundquist, Le Mire, Viermia, Lindberg, Drieling, Oliver, Ebling, Kellgren, Gerrard. ZND ROW: Harvey, Reed, Houdek, Enroth, Barta, Gibson, Gahlon, Markham, Sinclair, Engen, Matthey, Johnson, Mag- nuson, Glick, Louricas, Harrison. 3RD ROW: Wolfe, Hartwig, Darling, Powers, Fuegel, Conley, juba, Jarsko, Schendel, Akre, Wahlberg, Rust, Peloquin, Franzen, Soderling, Peloquin. 4TH ROW: Bense, Callahan, Emerson, Noren, Hanks, Velin, Wolfe, Lundgren, Rortvedt, Torgersen, Wahl, Ziemer, Anderson, Peterson, lsakson. 5TH ROW: Heitzman, Schultz, Opshal, More, Crete, Paulos. 6TH ROW: Melin, Stuemke, Wesman, Peterson. IST ROW: Kellgren, Harrison, Drieling, Viermia, Engen, Lindberg, Ol- iver, ZND ROW: johnson, Engen, Rust, Senkler, Markham, Matthey, Schendel, Gahlon, 3RD ROW: Fuegel, Wolfe, Anderson, Watkins, Torger- sen, Crete, Harvey, Reed, 4TH ROW:Noren, Rortvedt, Emerson, Wesman, Wolfe, Velin, Meline, Kragness. Things to Remember A place of our own The first concert on new stage with Sibley as guests. Solo Choir at Luther College jan.7-ourboys inthe State Line Motel. Solo Choir In Madison. Hooey getting the Wrong suitcase. Solo Choir at Radisson Hotel, Minnea- polis, Feb. 19. All-state choir members are: B. Engen, I. Wolfe, J. Velin, P. Wesman. Chief candy sellers-L.l-larrison, L.Akre, and J. Anderson. 34 Seniors. 1ST ROW: Serr, Campbell, Mac Kenzie, Kalm, Bakula, Dodge, Ziemer, Emerson, Mac Kenzie, Williams, Heckel Haneke. ZND ROW: Belland, Morken, Rowe, Charest, Ehranreiter, Compton, Treise, Haggerty, Young, Dorle, Nel- son, Fredrickson, Thompson, 3RD ROW: Mc Kusick, Osterbauer, Williams, Collatz, Dolan, Sehendel, Russell, Holmen Baird, Haggerty, Kappel, Barnhart, Munyon. 4TH ROW: Iverson, Harper, Hilden, Plaisted, Wiegert, Isaacks, Stock- tead, Henni, I-Iengtgen, Babcock, Renfrew, Brisson, Coldwell. P? .l M l ' n 1ST ROW: Gerrard, Emerson, Fleming, Keefe, Gordon, Withy, Lindberg, Dodge, Drieling, Colazy, Magnuson, Ziemer, Nardec- Chia, Viermia, Peloquin, Saxton, Swenson, Louricas, Mac Kenzie, Moore, Ebling. ZND ROW: Kellgren, Thein, Kath, Stillmacher, Harrison, Soderling, Collatz, Williams, King, Engen, Akre, Engen, Gahlon, Compton, Markham, Montgomery, Adams, Fleming, Franzen, Glick, Brown, Slocum, Kalm, Oliver. 3RD ROW: Bakula, Olson, Fleck, Steffer, Schendel, Holman, Pardee, Engen, Conley, jarsko, Reed, Senkler, Matson, Matson, Schendel, Patterson, Coldwell, Gibson, juba, Rust, Matthey, Jensen, Barta, johnson, Rooney, Quimet. 4TH ROW: Houdek, Newell, Nicholson, Enroth, Wahlberg, Hartwig, Boltman, Power, Clausen, Teuber, Momsen, Scherman, Swanson, Stockstead,I-larvey,Anderson, Brunzell, Chrisman, Davidson, Isaacks, Fluegel, Dimmer- man, Brisson, Havenor, Russell. 1ST ROW: Robinson, La Londe, Hunt, Crete, Shuletty, Duvall, O'Neil, Barbour. ZND ROW: Watkins, Kerchner, Eckhardt, Kuenkel, Hammond, Graven, Rose, Peterson, Fiddle. 3RD ROW: Opsahl, Ziemer, Meline, Wahl, Klawiter, I-Ieitzman, Lund- gren, Paulos, Torgersen, lsakson. 4TH ROW: Noren, Velin, Hanks, Wolfe, Stuemke, Wesman, Bense, Callahan, Coldwell, Emerson, Polos. IST ROW: Thill, Curran, Stellmacher, Emaneul, Kangas, Peterson, Fredrick, Le Mire, Horner, Anderson, Flem- ing, Ellsworth. ZND ROW: Lasure, Goetz, King, Brown, Schenlr, Fiddle, Wirth, Garner, Champeau, Buttners, Marrier, Otte, Schaunughnessy. 3RD ROW: Marcum, Ouimet, Bender, Altendorfer, Lindlof, Brogan, Foshay, Peterson, Pierre, Schmidt, Heitzman, Kath, Plonty. 4TH ROW: Ring, Boltman, Kahfeld, Jensen, Sempf, Ander- son. W X The Band, under the baton of Mr. 1ST ROW: Wolfe, Stone, Vadnais, Weinhagen, Hansen. 2ND ROW: Olson, Betz, Iverson, Courney, Crossfield, Howe, Mc- Kenzie, Pearlson, McGowan, Valley, Ecklin, Lavas, Reinhold. SRD ROW: Dreis, Hassel, Carlson, Iordahl, Wagner, Flynn, Parry, Gramith, Holt, Cramer, Smith, Kostuch, Rockwell, Kriel, johnson, Miller, Offel. 4TH ROW: Matson, Seidel, Nord, Winterstein, Handlos, Webster, Flooding, Potter, Slocum, Oberholtzer, MacKnight, Kelly, juba, Palmer, Klart. STH ROW: Hines, Goins, Dreis, Scollard, Gerrard, Seebart, Schauer, Fisher, Johanson, Wahlstrand. present at the basketball games and many Meyer, had its usual busy year. The Concert Band of 98 juniors and seniors and the 67 sophomores of the Varsity Bandjoined forces in the fall to form the marching band which played at the foot- ball games. Portions of both groups were 'ofthe hockeygames. The proceeds from the fall and spring concerts Went toward the band trip to St. Could in May. The band officers for the year Were: Chuck Gramith, Pres. and Mary Kearney, Vice- Pres. 1ST ROW: Kellgren, Mark- eson, Withy, Gilchrest ZND ROW: Essex, Myers, Burns, Pesha, Guenthner. 3RD ROW: Dodge, Thies. Grarnith, Kittell, l 1ST ROW: Bakula, Wahlstrand, Fleming, Anderson, Saxon, Robbins, Fleck, Schulze, Steffer, Hathaway, Brown, johnson. ZND ROW: Kellgren, Olson, I-linzman, McDanield, Dahlquist, Ankrum, Thein, Kilbane, Reibel, Williams, McKusick, Brisson, Wettengel, Koch, Elsner, Walden. EBRD ROW: Westin, Morken, Wilson, Forcier, Magnuson, I-laider, Smith, Stow, McClellan, Teuher, Kulkeg, Burns, Markeson, Robbins, Gilchrist, Withy, Coburn. 4TH ROW: Drier, Alton, Larson, Peterson, Salberg, Grand, Wenzl, Heitzman, Millington, Brott, Nelson, Vierath, Matson, Pearson, Pesha, Gramith, Kittell, Kearney, Strickland, Guenthner, Hansen, Stoltman, Kost. STH ROW: Boardman, Klatt, I-losfield, Edd, McKenzie, Newell, Briggs, Newell, Slocum, Mailand, Cummings, Bridges, Barta, Teuber, Stuemke, Meredith, Filstrip, Theis, Erickson, Essex. STANDING: Maslowski, Dodge, Kammerlohr, Eliseuson, Wakefield, Bliuner, Hansen. 129 QYUDENT LIFE QumCQeon5,Ed1fofu Dmwl2.oow5,Asst.Edit4w 7 1 w W , X 5 2 , Q Her Radiant Majesty The Glowing Light of, Queen Polly PCESLU - -Qs. K' fs' X, , t wi :Fug -I of fi K i! ii if 1 As ten' Slon mounts 'F' 15 1 From the House of Bradury. Queen Pol1y's Princesses Kathy and Cathy Dave Hunt was honored to be Her Majesty's escort The Student's Choice Roz Nelson and john Velin Karen Eliseuson and Ed Lane Sue Vance and Pat Ryan Kathy Gahlon and Joel Miller Princess Cathy Otte escorted by Greg Tardiff Princess Kathy Carlson escorted by Terry Longville jan Oliver and Jim Hesse YK-1, ' 1964 The 1964 Homecoming began in a new way with the Coronation held on Thursday night. In a very impressive ceremony, Polly Bradbury was chosen to reign over the festivities. The Friday afternoon pep fest included a hilarious mock coronation put on by the faculty. The judge went ape and crowned Miss LaMonte as queen. The parade followed the pep fest and all the new choir members rode in their red wagons. That night at the game the Senior float carried away the trophy with their theme, Spook the Raiders . The Raiders were spoolied enough to give the Bears a 20-0 victory. Queen Polly invited everyone to the dance. Those who attended know the pump- kins and corn shafts broughtavery autumny close to a wonderful day. jan Wolfe and Phil Vierath fiiwf 5. qw, 'Yw ..., 'W , jean Matson and Craig Ziemer Earl Q?j Baron Q ?j Prince f?j Smirking Seniors Win Again I Touchdown! ! ! Faculty mocks the Royal Court K'l!Il,.....,L alll II 5-1..v. . :gb V I in Working hard-- - Hardly working Po11y's Royal Ball Paper Roses 137 'i 5q,. Why- Il I Don t send me in dark despair from all that I hunger for. . . 'If I stand starry eyed... Q ,mill Q ' ,wr ,H ag 1' l gif A , in If Q! On a pink, lavender, and blue island a night was spent dancing away to the soft melody of the theme Strangers in Paradise. The fluorescent moon, hanging star fish, rolling waves and colored lights whirled aboutus in a world of fantasy--. For refreshments, one stepped below the sea where fish nets, blue lights and glittering sea animals created the under- water atmosphere. All ofthejunior's hard work and long nights proved successful, making our prom seem too short, too wonderful and something very special. 4 Q X 010 vw, M ssfiis.. IO f 1 11 h Somewhere 1D space I hang SUSPEU fn Mmm? wwe N wma .2 + M 1 www W Muhgs Q M N 5 M Es X Y el 4, W ,K 2: W Q , M 7 Q fm wk ,W 4, igfifwvwfi gif' M3 Rim M , M ,X X gsm, W ,rw M K ff' ww MM EW .fsgmsf Ht 1 w ?' Q ww w Qizww., . me Q Q ' My ,f Fi FY 'TY if 1 gm 'K 5' -1 KJ' .rt I .tem .Q . 1, ..,. ,.,,1:1gf ,M-H ' - 14. .3 .2 ,':. K QW A gl, -, QQg11,, ' -, ,, f 1 2 tiff 1 14:1--'ffffw if M L21 a R ? ex Mya .,., f 5 Their Shining Hour! Put your head on my Shoulder .... 2 M? hh x 140 QwBo!L F l o c ke d trees, misletoe, outdoor murals and hanging snowflakes created a winter wonderland atmosphere at the Sno Ball this year. Under the blue light- ing couples danced to the music of the Blue Diamonds . Refreshments of pun- ch and cookies were served by members of the F re s hm an Class. The evening was highlighted by the crowning of our Sno Ball queen Kathy Swenson, a Senior. Also c rowne d was the junior princess Lee Ann Lewis and Sophomore princess Kathy Jensen . Other Candidates included Queen Candidateg jane Matson, Sharon Barta, Debbie Enroth, Cathy Claassen, P r in c e s s juniorg Tony Burke, Cathy Shaughn e s s y, Linda O'Neil, Grace Garley, P r in c e s s Sophomoreg Shirley Emerson, Chris Henning, Robyn Rooney, Pat Maier. What a lovely way to begin I could have danced all night, and still have danced some more 141 V 4 Ni. .Q -In ,X K T-P A ff W 4 . if . X. HDL S i se In Tia. 2 3 .R Qs' 1 x 'sm a his ay f 1 A fi fe ,- ffm .. -I X M i 8 X f . ,s,. ,, 3 J fffsiffg fgsesfiaf EAM: , 515 W SH 2?E9'i?Qik il fffkiiTllf5i?9:5jf?5.Qfilfiiif M5153- L fs' 'fJ'.-L? ?:2,.'?:.,4f.. v .'1 -H W' V 5 55- . by -- ,. .. ' I , ..Q.f---L-.W2.-1,5--awPfi ff'i5 5 W''ku i.. .lf if 'ff ' A . by li Q , I f- f, .fp ' ' f K, . m.M:,f -- ju, 3 - ' - ' A H m'-' , A J - - f::-- yf-- : . , ' -Q., ,-5' f .. A - A ' ' .ff ypv' 'fr ---- ,P -'- ,-4-nn, AL . -nw ff- W K 1 Q , .. wmv'-F' :F L , K, K, I, V , 4.4 5 ' TT 5- , Y Y J fwv' 7' I ACKER, THOMAS--Trade school. . . Football, hunting and fishing. ACKERMAN, KATHRYN-- Kathi . . .F. B. L., skiing.. .Westmont College. ADAMS, GA RY--Trade school. . .Hunting and fishing. BFADAMS, MA RGARET--Student Council Pres., Youth Comm. . .Med. School. ADRIAN, BEVERLY--Drama Club, G.A. A. . . Teaching career. Al-l1.MAN, DEAN-- Dean-o . . .Trade school. . .Legal drag racing. AKRE, LYNN ELI.--Choir, Glee Club, girl's track team. ALLMAN, GARY--Hockey, water skiing.. .Mankato State. ALSOP, MICHAEL--Ambassador's Club, drama club. . . Soccer. . . College. ALTENDORFER, LINDA--F. H. A. . . Future beautician. ANDERSEN, SANDRA--F.B. L. . .On-the-job training. ANDERSON, DAVE--Football, hockey, tennis. . . College. ANDERSON, JAMES--Curling team. . .Is a water skier. ANDERSON, MARION--Future plans include secretarial work. ANDERSON, MARILYN--Likes to read. . .College. WANDERSON, MARY--Drama Club, concert band, German club. ARCAND, DENNIS--Trade school. . .Likes scuba diving, and hunting. ATCI-IISON, DONNA--Likes bowling. . .College is a possibility. AUDETTE, FLORENCE-- Flo . . . Trade school.. . Likes to skate and ski. AUGER, JAMES-- Auggie . . .Square dancing. . .Career in welding. BABCOCK, BARBARA-- Babs . . .Beauty school. . .Interested in art. 'FBACI-ITVIAN, RONALD--Matoskan, German club, Glee club, Explorers. BAKULA, MARIHELEN--Poster club, drama club, concert band. BALZA RT, BRUCE--Football, track, cross-country. BARDWELL, MICHAEL--Football. . . College. BAROTT, JOSEPH--Likes hunting, fishing, chess. . . College. BARRETT, YVONNE--Likes sewing, skating, knitting. . .Key punch op. BARRETT, DEANNA--F. H.A. . .Practical nurse training. YBARTA, Sl-IARON--Band, choir, Student council. . .Luther College. BARTI-I, DENNIS-- Black Barth . . .Navy man for two years. BARTH, DANIEL--Likes water skiing, fishing, hunting. . .Navy. BASCH, JOHN--Sports enthusiast. . .Steady job. BECHNER, RICI-IA RD--Likes hunting and fishing. . .Welding as a career. BEEBE, IUDITI-I--G.A.A. . .Painting. . .Future phy-ed teacher. BEKKEN, GARY--Skiing. . . Golf. . .Traveling. . . College. BELT, SHARON--Square dance slub. . .Future bookkeeper and accountant. BERG, DANA--Audio Visual Club, ski club, drama club. BERG, DARRELL--Golf, water skiing.. .A future architect. BERNIER, CAROL--G.A. A. . .Dental assistant. BERNIER, ROBERT--Wood working. . .Guitar playing. BESEKE, KEITH--Cross country, track, square dancing. BEUI.KE, LINDA--G.A.A. , Spanish club. . .Elementary teacher. BIERY, DAVID--Citizenship committee. . . Career in joumalism. YBISHOP, CAROL--junior Achievement. . .Likes Don and skating. BLOOMQUIST, DAVID-- Bruiser . . .Football. . .Future veterinarian. BLUMENTHAL, FLORENCE-- Flo . . . Secretarial work in the future. BOLTMAN, PIIGY--Plans unknown. BOUDREAU, BRADLEY- -Architectural drawing, the service. . .Sports. BOWSER, SHARON-- Bow's . . .Future nurse. . .Youth group choir. BRADBURY, PAULETTE--I-I. C. Queen, Class sec., G.A.A. . .Teen board. BRAMSTEDT, JAMES--College. . . Likes skiing and horses. BROWN, PATRICK-- Mole . . .Manager of football, wrestling and track. BROWN, STEPHEN--College. . .Wrestling, debate and speech. BURKARD, JOHN-- Burk . . . Service. . . Likes to ski. YBURNS, STEPHEN- -College and travel. . .Band. . .Electronics. BURTON, FRANCIS-- Buck . . .Vocational school. . .Likes bowling and pool. BUSSE, JANET--Work. . . Plans unknown. BYRNES, MARGARET-- Maggie . . . College. . .F.H.A. , water skiing. CALLAI-IAN, THOMAS--Future college boy. . . choir, glee club. CAMPBELL, CHARLES-- Fatty . . .U. of Denver. . .a swimmer.. .Likes to tinker with cars. CARLSON, CARL-- I-Iud . . .Marine Corps in the future. PYCARLSON, DALE--College. . .interested in fishing. JKCARLSON, KATHERINE--Plans on a Phy. Ed major. . . Cheerleader. CARLSON, MARGARET--Interested in reading, sewing, cooking. CARTIER, CATHERINE--Hockey enthusiast. . .a job, then college. CASSIDAY, MICHAEL--May go to trade school or in the Navy. YCAYA, DOUGLAS--Merchant Marine Academy. . .Bear Tracks, Basketball. CHRISTIANSEN, SUSAN--Interest in being a. Medical Technician. Cl-IRISTOPHERSON, DARCY--Armed Forces for the future. 'PCLAASSI-LN, KATHLEEN-- Casey . . .Future Archaeologist!! Sno-Ball candidate. CLAUSSEN, DAVID--Pre-dental school at U of M. CLEARY, SUSAN--Matoskan staff. . .Gymnastics fan. CLUCKEY, LeROY--Future, undecided. YCOBURN, ANTOINETTE-- Toni . . .Future teacher. . . Band, FBI.. COENEN, MARGARET-- Koner . . . Trip to Europe. . .a skier. COLAIZY, CAROLANN--Headed for Bemidji State. . . Matoskan staff, Declam, Spanish Club. 1l'Members Of National Honor Society Sketches COLAIZY, JAMES--Swimming, skateboarding. COLDWELL, WILLIAM-- Chap . . .attend Hamline . . . Swimming, Student Council. PFCOMPTON, SHERON-- Red . . .Vocational School. . .Glee Club. YCONLEY, BECKY--U of M. . . Choir, Glee Club. . .Interest in classical music. COOPER, MICHAEL-- Weiner . . .enjoys sports. COURTEAU, NANCY--Secretarial work. . . Library Club. CRAMER, DUANE--Major in Architecture at the U of M. CROES, MARJORIE--Would like to be a Social worker. CROES, SANDRA--Secretarial work. . .FBL Secretary. CULLEN, RODNEY--Plans on Trade School. DAI-ll., PAMELA--Future, undecided. . .interested in art and designing. DAI-lI.OUIST, MARY--Interested in all sports. . .GAA, Ambassador's Club. YDARLING, THOMAS--Major in Geology at the U of M. . .Track, Cross country. DARST, SCOTT--Plans on college. . . Baseball player. DELLWO, MARK-- English summer school . . . interested in cars and girls. DeLONAlS, DUANE--Trade School. . .Boy Scouts. DeMA RS, BROOKS--Plans on attending Nursing school. DERANEK, JOHN--President of FBL. . . college in the future. DIMMERMAN, DONNA--Plans on secretarial work. . .Glee Club. DITTBRENNER, DAVID--Continue school in a year. DOCKEN, PATRICK--No definatelplans. . DODGE, GLEN-- The Centurys . . .Navy, then career in music. DONNELLY, JAMES--Plans on college. . .Interested in golf and skydiving. DRIELING, DIANE-- Deedee .Pre-med. . . Choir, Matoskan staff. DUFAULT, PAULETTE--Heading for St. Catherines. . .Drama club, GAA. DRIER, KATHERINE--College in the future. . . Band, Ski club. DUNPHY, DARLENE--Trip to Paris. . .Drama club, Ski club. DuRAND, WAYNE-- Buddy . . .Dunwoody to be a Mechanic. DUVA LL, ROBERT--College. . . Glee club. DUFRESNE, JAMES--Plans to work. . . interest in outdoor sports. EARHUFF, ROBERT-- Muff . . .Planson college. . .Matman. . . interest in sailing. EBEL, MARJORIE--Wants to travel. . .likes dancing. EBLING, KATHLEEN--Likes reading. . .Choir, Girls Glee Club. PFECKHOFF, JAMES--AFS student to Brazil. . . Interest in Chemistry. ECKLIN, JON--Study Architecture at the U 'of M. . . Likes sports. YEDD, KENNETH--German club, Band.. .Plans on college. YEDSTROM, JOEL--U of M. . .Cross country, Track. EKBOM, JAMES--Apprentice in Refrigeration. . .Likes fishing and hunting. ,FELISEUSON, KAREN--Major in Speech and Drama. . . Declamation, NFL, Drama club. ENGELS, THOMAS--AFS. . . Future Medical Doctor. . . Interest in Math and soccer. ENGEN, BARBARA--Headed for St. Olaf. . .Choir, Glee club, GAA. ENGEN, SANDRA--Choir, Glee club. . .Plans on college. ENROTI-I, DEBORAH--Major in speech at G.A. . . Choir, Drama, Declamation. WERIKSON, BARBARA--German club, Bear Tracks, Band. EVERETT, JUDITI-I--Trade School.. .Member of GAA. FARNI-IAM, JAMES-- j.D. . . .Futu re in Engineering. . .Gymnast, Football, Tennis. FAST, THERESA-- Tess . . .Nurses aid, then school. FERRELL, JAMES-- Fit1 . . .interests include Sports and Karen. FILSTRUP, RONALD-- jocko . . .Great interest in sports. FLASPETER, WILLIAM--Future mechanic. . .likes cars and sports. FLECK, ALMA--Plans on college. . . Student Council treasurer. FOOTE, VERONICA--Kindergarten teacher. . .Fl-IA. FOSSBINDER, CHRISTINE--Future doctor. . .German club, Girls track team. FRANZEN, NAOMI-- Nome . . .Plans on secretarial work. . . Choir, Drama club WFREDRICK, LYNN--college in the future. . .likes music. FREDRICKSON, MARY-- Kris . . .Ambassador's club.. .job's'Daughters. FREER, DIANNE--a career in nursing.. .Art, jr. Red Cross. GADBOIS, LEO--Plans unknown. 'FGAI-ILON, KATI-IERYN--Choir, German club. . .Teen Board. GAMBONI, MICHAEL--Going into the service. . .Likes fishing and hunting. GARCEAU, RONALD--Plans on college. . .Interested in movies and bowling. GAULT, WILLIAM- -A future Navy boy! GEBAUER, RICHARD--A trip through the Southwest, then the Navy. YGEHLSEN, JUDITI-I--Wants a degree in Nursing. . . Spanish club. GERTEN, WILLIAM-- Gerty . . .either school or the Armed Forces. GESE, ROBERT--Plans on the Air Force. . .Likes coins and bowling. GLASER, JOAN--Headed for College. . .Interest include speech and sports. GLICK, DEBORAH--Phy. Ed. major. . . Choir, Girls Glee Club, GAA. GOODROAD, LYNN--Plans on working. . .Likes cars, fights, and parties, '5'GORDON, BONNIE--Cheerleader, Glee Club, GAA. . .U of M. PFGRAMITH, CHARLES-- Twinkle Toes . . . Band, Basketball, German Club. GRAND, ANITA--Future Beautician. . . Band.. .Sports enthusiast. GRANGER, KATHLEEN--GAA, Drama club. . . Likes sports. GRANGER, MARLENE--Future Airline Stewardess. . .Drama Club, GAA. GRAY, TIMOTHY--Interest in skiing, art, horseback riding. GREEN, SANDRA--Continue work. . . FHA . 144 GRUBER, RICHARD--Would like to be anElecu'ician. . . Likes sports and hunting. GRUFMAN, GARY--Career in drafting. . .Interests include sports and hunting. GUERTIN, DENNIS--A future lawyer. . . Co-captain of Gymnastics. GUERTIN, MARY JO--Plans on a secretarial job. . . Square Dance club, FBL. GUST, MICHAEL--College in the future. . . Cross country, track. GUSTAFSON, LINDA-- Gussie . . .Wants to work.. .Interested in Bowling and K. E.A . GASCA, RAFAEL--AFS Student. . .Wants to study agricultural engineering. . .a gymnast. HANSEN, KAREN-- Kar . . .U of -M. . .Member of Ski club. HAFNER, BARBARA--Plans on nursing. . .Interested in skating, riding. HAGERSTROM, DAVID--Likes Math and Engineering. HAGGE, MITCHELL-- Mickey . . .Future Architect. HAMNER, KATHLEEN-- Kat . . .Plansonworking. . . Likes skiing and swimming. HANSEN, SCOTT--Going into the service. . .Cross country, Track, Band. HARVEY, GARY-- Harv . . .Joining the service. . .FBL. HATCH, GEORGE--Interest in music and sailing. . .Going to college. 'Fl-IAUBLE, CAROLYN--Drama club, GAA, . . .Plans on college. HAWTHORNE, DALE--Going to work in New York. I-IELLE, BAETRICE--Member of FBL. I-IELMBERGER, ANTOINETTE-- Toni . . .Plans on college. . .Red Cross. HELMS, PATRICK--Future engineer. . . German club. HENSELER, KATHLEEN--Oliver Thein's Beauty School. . .FHA . 'Fl-IERBERT, JOHN-- Jack . . .Pres. of Spanish Club, Hockey, Golf, Cross country. I-IESSE, JAMES--Plans on college. . .Football, Hockey, Baseball. 'FI-IINZMAN, SHARON--Band, FHA, German Club. . .Future secretary. HOBBS, LAWRENCE--Going into the Navy. . . Enjoys cars. HOGAN, PATRICIA--Dental Technology. . . Choir. HORNER, GAIL--Plans on Business school. YHOUDEK, LINDA--Future Medical Technologist. . .Choir, Girls Glee Club. 'FI-IUGGINS, SHARON--Major in Sociology. . .Ambassodor's club, Spanish club. HUNT, DAVID-- The Hunter . . .Football, German club. . .College. I-IUSTING, PETER-- Tiger . . .Going to Dunwoody. A ISAKSON, SANDRA--Plans on college. . .Likes sewing and Squaredancing. JACKSON, WILLIAM--Going into the Navy or Air Force. . . Likes cars. IFJAI-IN, YVONNE--Interests include reading and sewing. . .Band, GAA . JANSEN, JUDY--Plans on working. . . Likes horseback riding. XJARSKO, PEGGY--I-leaded for Gustavus. . .Likes Classical music. JARVIS, LEONA RD--Going to Forestry school. . . Gymnastics, football. JARVIS, MARVIN--Going to River Falls. . . Declamation, Square Dance Club. JENSEN, KENNETH--Skindiving enthusiast. . . Going to work. JOHNSON, CAROLE---Plans on Beauty School. . .GAA, FHA, Jr. Red Cross. JOHNSON, CATHY--Major in Med. Tech. . . Choir, Declamation. . .Teen Board. KAPPA S, GEORGE-- Greek . . .Forestry at the U of M. . .Hockey, Golf. KATZ, JEANNE--Library Club. . . Going to college. FFKELLGREN, CAROLYN- -Future Physical Therapist. . .Band. KEPPLER, SUSAN--Plans on Vocational School. KIEFFER, GARY-- Beef . . . Going to college. . .Likes cars. WKILBANE, GREGORY- -Want's a Doctor's degree. . . Band. WKILLIAN, DENNIS-- Hot Dog . . .Future Eye Doctor. . .Plans unknown. KINDE, JUDY--Plans on working. . .FBL. KING, SUE ANN--Headed for Brian College. . . Likes sports. KIRCHNER, WILLIAM--Would like to travel. . .Poster Club, Square Dance Club. YKLATT, LOIS--Future Physical Therapist. . . Band member. KLAWITER, KIM--Vice-Pres. of Drama Club, Glee Club. KLEINENDORST, JUDITH--Business school. . . Declamation. KOCH, JANE--Plans on Beauty School. . .FBL. KOHLER, JERONIE--Future mechanic. . . Likes drag racing. KOTOSKI, DONALD--Going to college. . . Sports enthusiast. KRAGNESS, WILLIAM--Pre- Med. . . Choir. . . Likes sports. 'FKUEI-IN, DAVID--Future Physicist. . . Member of the soccer team. KUGLER, LINDA-- Pochantas . . .Drama Club, FHA. KUNZE, NANCY-- Red . . . FBL, On-the-Job-training. KYLE, JANICE--Air Line Hostess. LaBARRE, MARY LOU--Interests include Fl-IA, OSK, Jr. Red Cross, and Lenny. . . , LaBATI-IE, ANDREA--Major in foreign languages. . . Ambassador s Club, Drama. Club. LANE, EDWA RD--Huron College. . .Photography Club, Sports. LANGER, MARGARET--Plans on marriage. LARKIN, ANITA--Member of Declamation and NFL. LARSON, DUANE-- Butch . . .Going into the service. LARSON, MANNA--Plans on Nursing. . . Spanish Club. LASURE, BARBARA- Penny ...Navy or Nursing. . .Poster club, Girls Glee Club. YLATCHAW, WYN--Math Major. . . GAA, Math Club. 'l'LEE, LYDIA-- Moi . . .Major in Math.. .Math Club. . .Loves tennis. LEE, SUSAN--Future secretary. . .Likes Horse Back riding. YLEE, WENDY--Plans on college. . .AV, Ambassador's Club. LEES, ARNOLD-- Derf . . . College at UMD. . . Gymnastics. 145 LEIBEL, Sl-IERIN--Going to work. . .FBL, Library Club, Square dance club. LEIBKE, LINDA--Future Beautician. . .FHA, Square dance club. LEICK, LINDA--Plans on office work. . . Likes school. LeMIRE, DARLENE--Clerical work. . . Choir, Glee Club. LeMIRE, DARRYL-- Chunky , . .Likes Flying. LeMIRE, ROBERT-- Nobby . . .Going into the service. LeROUX, THOMAS--Work at 3M. . . Likes roller skating. YLICHTER, ROBERT--Future Politician. . .A debator, Drama Club, Spanish Club. YLONG, MICHAEL--Going to College. . .Interest in Taxidermy. 'l'LONGVILl.E, TERRANCE-- T. Long . . . Football, Swimming, Track. LUNDGREN, JOHN--College in Virginia. . .Bear Tracks, Choir. LYSNE, JAMES--Plans on college. . . Sports enthusiast. MacMULLEN, BRUCE--Future foreign diplomat. . .Tennis, Basketball. MAGNUSON, ROBERT-- Maggie . . . Football, Track. WMAILAND, JEAN--Plans on elementary teaching. . . Likes to read plays. MARCUM, ROBERT--Going to college. . .Likes hunting. MARIER, JUDITH--Plans on working. . .Enjoys sewing and skating. MARIER, WAYNE--Future plans are indefinite. MARTIN, ANITA--Math Major. . . German Club, Library Club, AV. 'FMATSON, JANE--Editor of Matoskan, Glee Club, Student Council. JYMATSON, JEAN-- The other half . . . Student Council, Matoskan staff. MATTI-IEY, SANDRA--Plans on college. . . Choir, Modem Dance, Glee Club. MATTIIA, CURTIS--Going to Dunwoody. . .Likes cars and hunting. YMCDERMOTT, JOHN--Futlxre Physics Teacher. . . Chem. Club, Math Club, Tennis MCKEEVER, EUGENE--Going to college. . . Likes women and wild music. MCKEEVER, NANCY--Plans on college. MQLANE, EDWARD--Going to Dunwoody to become a baker. MEIER, KERRY--Headed for Winona or Stout. . . Likes archery and hunting. MEYER, MARGARET--Future secretary. . . Likes skating and bowling. MICHAUD, JAMES-- King Surf . . .Football, Golf, Swimming. MICKELSON, RICHARD- -Going to Trade school. MILLER, JAMES--Going to Mexico. . .Likes Square Dancing and Swimming. MILLER, JOEL-- Dodo . . . Going to college in Rochester. . .Football, Track. MILLER, VVILLIAM--Future Mechanic. . . Likes cars. MOLD, ROBERT--Football, Track, Letterman's Club. MOORE, KATHLEEN--Cheerleader, Square Dance Club, GAA, Glee Club. MORRI, GERALD--Future Veterinarian. . .Interested in farming and flying. MYERS, DENNIS--Going to college. . .Football, Track, Camera Club. 'l'I6I.ARDECCl-lIA, MARYANN--FutureAnesthesiologist. . . Student Council, Drama ee Club. NAST, SANDRA--Plans on Dental Assisting. . .FBL. NELSON, DAVID--Going to college. . .Football, Gymnastics. NELSON, JEANNIE--Future undecided. NELSON, JUDITH A. --Would like to be a Bookkeeper. . .Enjoys sports. NELSON, JUDITH E. --Goingto Hamline. . .GAA. NELSON, KATHLEEN--Business school. . .Likes to dance. NELSON, ROSLYN-- Roz . . .Headed for the U of M. . . Matoskan, Bear Tracks, Youth Council. NEUMAN, DARRELL- -Future Electrician. . . Enjoys motorcycle tours. YNEWELL, NANCY--U of M. . .Glee Club, Drama, Declamation. NEWELL, SARAH--U of M. . . Band. . .Interested in Art. NEUMAN, CAROL-- Nummy . . .Future Key-punch operator. . . Enjoys bowling. NOREEN, PENPLOPE--Going to college. . .Declamation, FBL, AV, NFL. OAKS, LEONARD--Going into the army. . . Likes water skiing. OESTREICH, JEFFREY--Spanish Club, Drama Club, Ambassador's Club. OHLUND, DENNIS--Going to college. . .Enjoys canoeing. OLCHEFISKI, JAMES--Plans on college. . .Track, Football. OU-IEISER, BERNICE--Work after graduation. OLINGER, SANDRA--Future Air line Stewardess. . .Drama Club, GAA. OLIVER, DONALD--Headed for Mankato. . . Sports enthusiast. OLIVER, JANET--A Music major. . . Choir, Debate. OLSON, DONALD--Going to Vocational school. OLSON, JAMES--Band, German Club, Ambassador's Club. . .Going State U. to Wisc. OLSON, ROY--Going into the Marines. . . Likes Baseball and Track. ORMSTON, GERRI--Work at Bel-Aire Beauty Salon. . . Glee Club. OSEN, GA RY--Going to Trade School. OSTERKAMP, DANIEL--Continue work. . . Interested in Electronics. OSTERMANN, GREGORY--Work or join the Navy. OTTE, CATHERINE--Headed for England. . .Drama Club. OUIMETTE, SANDRA--Going to college. . .Enjoys writing and dancing. PANGERL, PATRICIA-- Pat . . .Office Work. . .Interest in art. PATTERSON, ANN--College. . .Bear Tracks, Matoskan, Ambassador's Club. PAULSEN, CHERI--Teaching. . .Cheerleading, N.F. L., German Club. PEARSON, KEITH- -College. . . Electronics. . .Audio Visual, band. PECK, DWIGHT--U. of Minn. and police work. . .Hockey, baseball. WPEFFER, JEAN--Teaching. . .Pres. of poster club. . .Loves art, music, plays. PELOQUIN, ELEANOR-- Ellie . . .Elementary teaching. . . Choir, Girls Glee. PEPIN, PAMELA-- Pam . . .Career school. . .Library helper. 1 PERRON, PATRICIA-- Pat . . .Further schooling. . .lnterestsz swimming, skating. PERRY, SUSAN-- Perry-Sue . . . Business.. .Has a horse, Alfea. . .F. B. L. PERZICHILLI, LAURENCE-- Percy . . .Work. . .Likes hunting, fishing and other sports. PESHA, ALAN-- Al . . . College. . .Audio Visual, band. PETERSEN, GARY--Trade school. . . Bowling, Hockey. PETERSON, JERRY-- Greek , . .Air Force or college. . .Football, baseball. PETERSON, MICHAEL-- Pete . . .College. . . Hockey, snow and water skiing. PETERSON, RONALD-- Ron . . .Further schooling. . .Choir, Glee Club. YPETERSON, STEVEN--College. . .Basketball and tennis. PIGMAN, DIANN--Work. . .Square dance club, library club. . .likes horses. PITLICK, RONALD--Service. . .Plans unknown. PLUMMER, JERRY-- Steve . . . Continue work. . . Only interest is his car. PODEWILS, RICHARD-- Dick . . .Work. . . Hockey, Lettermen's Club. POELS, JANET-- George . . .Plans to go to art school. PRUDHON, JEANNIE--Nursing or marriage. ..Likes bowling 8 basketball. PULSE, DORIS-- Dorrie . . .Work and travel. . .Declamation, F. H. A. , band. RASMUSSEN, LARRY--Member of German Club. REDLACK, MARY--Plans on secretarial work. . .Likes skating and boys. REIDELL, EDWARD--Degree in Engineering. . .Interested in reading and cars. REILLY, JOHN-- Ryle . . .Going into the service. . .Enjoys fixing cars. RENFREW, PAULA--Wants to Study Music. . .GAA, Poster Club, Glee Club. YRESLER, EDWARD--Plans on college. . .Football, student council. REVOIR, DAVID--Future undecided. REYNOLDS, CONNIE--Going to get married. . .Likes bowling and skiing. RICHARDSON, RICHARD--Interested in welding. . .Enjoys playing the guitar. RIES, HOLLY--Plans on Business school. . .Interests include skating and bowling. RING, EILEEN-- Spud . . .Headed for Mankato. WROBBINS, CHERYL--Future X-Ray Technician. . .Audio Vi9.1al Club, Matoskan staff, Band. ROBINSON, DON- -Going to college. . . Choir. ROLLAND, STEVE-- Runt . . . Track, Wrestling. WROONEY, DIANE-- Dee Dee . . . Going into Med. Tech. . . Drama, Ambassador's Club, Matoskan. ROONEY, TIMOTHY--Going to Califomia. . .Likes motorcycles. YRORTVEDT, RICHARD--Choir, Drama, Bear Tracks. . .May go to Europe. TROWE, MARCIA-- Muck . . .Future Nurse. . . Likes Art, Music and fires! ROWE, STEVE--Going into the Navy. . .Footba ll, Track. RUDE, STEVE-- Leroy . . .Possibly college. . .Enjoys cars and hunting. WRUGLOSKI, RAYMOND- -Going into the Seminary. .AV, German Club, Math Club, Chem Club. RUST, CAROLE--Choir, Modem Dance, Drama Club. . .Future Teacher. RYAN, PATRICK-- Cassius . . .Career in Forestry.. .Football, Declam, Student Council. SAARI, THEODORE--Plans to attend the Institute of Technology. . . Hunting, archery. SALOKAR, EDWARD--College. . .Enjoys Track, Hunting, camping, swimming. SAXTON, SALLY-- Sax . . .Future teacher. . .Likes skiing, swimming, and sailing. SCHAFFER, MARLYS-- Mar . . . Secretarial work. . .junior red Cross, square dancing. YSCHENDEL, CHARLOTTE- Chottie . . . C oll e g e.. . Choir, G e r m a n Club, Ambassador's Club. SCI-IENK, SUSAN--Wants to get a typing job and get married. SCHERMAN, MARGARET --- Wants to travel . . . Dra ma Club, Ski Club, Declamation, N.F.L. SCHICKERT, CYNTl-lIA-- Business school. . .Modern dance, skating, drama club. SFSCHULTZ, THOMAS--College. . . Camera Club, woodcarving, leatherwork, scouting. SEIDEL, KENNETH--Future undecided.. .F. B. L. , likes Cars, and parties. SHABELSKI, CAROL--Continue Education. . .Drama Club, likes music, sewing, and reading. SHRICLER, ELEANOR -- Mary . . . future librarian Library Club, job's Daughters. SICKLER, JEFFERY--Plans to attend vocational school.. .Hockey, Swimming, Waterskiing. SIERS, SHARON--Plans to get married.. .enjoys swimming, Waterskiing and tennis. SINGER, ERIC-- Rick --Wants to go into electronics. . .likes sports. IFSLOCUM, CAROL--Antioch College. . . Bear Tracks, Glee Club, German Club, Declamation. SMAKER, Sl-IAREEN--Wants to become a L.P.N .... Bowling Team. SMITH, ROBERT-- Smitty . . . College. . .likes girls, cars, and sports. SMITH, JACK--Future electronics technician. . . A.V. club repair equipment. SMITH, MICHAEL--Wantsto be a surfer .... likes cars, girls, and Waterskiing. SMITH, THOMAS-- Snuffy . . . plans on attending trade school. . .likes hunting. SNYDER, MICHAEL-- Chester . . . College.. .Football, Hockey, and Baseball. SOFIE, LORETTA--Future beauty operator. . .Square Dance Club. SPERRY, LINDA--Undecided future. . .Enjoys sewing, bowling, and reading. STENSWICK, JUDITH--College, Major in P.E .... Glee club, Tennis, softball, volleyball. 146 STENSWICK, IUDITH--College, Major in P.E .... Glee club, Tennis, softball, volleyball. ETEPI-IAN, JO ANN-- jo . . .Plans on teaching. . .F.H.A. Reading, Music, l'31Tla . STEVENS, LOREN--Plans on joining the Navy. . .likes building models and checkers. STOCKSTIMD, WILLIAM---Wants to attend the University and travel. STORELEE, RICHARD--Plans on going to school. . .Enjoys working with cars. STOW, NANCY--Peace Corps. ..Band, NFL, Ambassador's Club, Declamation. JFSTRICKLAND, BURKE--Pres. of Ambassador's Club, NFL, Student Council, Band. STROBEL, BRUCE--Going into the service. STRUNK, ELIZABETH--Poster Club, Fl-LA, Square Dance Club. SWAFFORD, KATHERINE--Going to Art School, then Marriage. SWANSON, PATRICIA--Plans on college. . .Spanish Club, Ambassador's Club. SWANSON, SUSANNE--Ambassador's Club, Spanish Club, GAA, Girl's Glee. SWEENEY, FRANK--Going to Trade School. . .Enjoys cars. SWENSON, CANDACE--Interested in Art. . .Going on to School. SWENSON, DALE--Going to work after graduation. SWENSON, KATHERYN--Fuf:ureX-Ray Technician. . .Girl'sGlee, Sno-Ball Queen TATSE, CAROLE--Nuise. . . Library Club. . . Loves winter and winter sports. TANGEN, PENNY--Practical Nursing and Marriage. . .Likes dancing and sports. TANNING, LARRY--College. . .Football, track, softball, skiing, skin-diving. TA RDIFF, GREGORY-- Benny . . . College . . .Football, baseball, broom hockey. TAYLOR, TERRY--Secretarial work. . .F.B.L. . . Loves hockey games. TESSIER, LINDA-- Zippy . . . College. . .Likes sports and squaredancing. TEUBER, VICKE--College. . .Likes dancing, skiing, and politics. THELIN, JIM--College or trade school. . .Likes hunting, fishing and cars. THIES, ARNOLD--College. . . Wrestling, bowling. THOFERN, DAVID-- Randy . . .Teaching. . . Chemistry Club, German Club, tennis. THOMAS, JULIE--College and travel. . . Drama Club. .Horses, swimming, art. TRANA, DORENE--Work or future stewardess. . .Loves sports, would like to surf. TREISE, LINDA--Work as secretary. . .Likes boating. TRUSLER, NANCY--Would like to travel .... likes to bowl. TURBETT, STEVEN--Pillsbury College. . . Cross-country, track. URBAN, CAROL--Future secretary. VANCE, SUSAN--Ski enthusiast. . . Likes swimming and athletics. VANDERHYDE, PAT--Work. . .Likes dancing, bowling. VAN SLYKE, MICHAEL--Likes cars, motors, and auto body repair. VAN TASSELL, DARREL-- Dutch . . .Work. . .Likes cars, girls, and fun. YVELIN, JOHN-- Bif . ..Football, wrestling, track, Student Council, choir. VESSEL, KATHLEEN-- Cappy . . .Work . . .F. B.L. , A.V. Club. . .Loves the outside. VIERATH, PHILIP-- Rip . . .Football, basketball, track, Lettermans Club. VOGEL, ALLAN--Mankato State. . . Likes wrestling, sailing, swimming. YWAHLBERG, SANDRA--College. . .Choir, Glee Club, Orchesis, Ski Club. YWAHLSTRAND, KATHY--Teach or philosophy degree. . .Likes reading and IUUSIC. WAKEFIELD, CATHERINE--Further schooling. . .German Club, 4-H. WALDEN, GREGORY- -College. . . Band, golf, Audio Visual Club. WALLACK, BARBARA-- Bea . . .Nursing and marriage.. . F.H.A., bowling. WANNED, KENNETH--Trade school.. . Curling, waterskiing, fishing. WATKINS, CARTER-- Trick Knee . . . College. . .Baseball, choir, eating, tennis. WEBER, GARY--Trade school. . .Hockey, hunting, fishing. WERLEIN, GREGG--U. of Minn. . .Football, drawing and World War II are his interests. WWESMAN, PAUL--Bear Tracks Ed., Drama Club Pres., Declamation. WEST, DONALD-- West . . .Vocational School.. .Explorers, hunting, skiing. XWETTENGEL, JOYCE--College. . .F. B.L. , and Audio Visual Club. WIEGAND, JILL-- Wigs . . .Future stewardess. . .Cheerleading. . . Skiing. WILD, NANCY--Beauty School. . .Interests are skiing, dancing art. WILLIAMS, SUSAN-- Wi1laboo . . .Medical Missionary. . .Church youth leader. WILLIQUETT, JOHN--College. . .Likes skiing, fishing, hunting, and swimming. WILM, MICHAEL-- Willie . . .College. . .Likes sports, hunting, baseball. WILSON, FREDERICK-- lefty . . . Insurance. . . Likes bowling, cars and parties. WILSON, ROGER-- Raj . . . College. . .Chemistry Club and Biology Club. YWITTKOP, DENNIS--U. of Minn. . . German Club. . .Hunting and swimming. WLASCI-IIN, JANICE--College or service. . .Likes all sports, G.A.A. 'WOLFE, JANET--College. . . Choir, Matoskan staff, declamation. WOLFE, ROBERT--U. of Minn. . .Gymnastics, declamation, choir, ski club. WOOD, CAROL--Going to the U of M. . .Majorette. WRIGHT, MARY KAYE-- Mik . . .Going to college. YEAGER, LINDA--Continue working, then marriage. . .Interests include cats. ZACHMAN, DEBORAH--Major in Elementary Education. . . Spanish Club. ZELLMER, DWIGHT--Plans on college or the service. ZERWAS, LYLE--Going into the service. . .Interested in welding and painting. ZIEMER, CRAIG-- Hooey .. . .Vocational school. . .Football, Track, Choir. ZIERDT, MARILYN--Future Nurse. . .Enjoys skating and bowling. lndw ACHESON, MICHAEL 74 ACHESON, THOMAS 64 ACKER, THOMAS 36,93 ACKERLEY, DAVID 74, 104 ACKERMAN, KATHRYN 36,111 ADAMS, DAVID 64 ADAMS, GARY 36 ADAMS, MARGARET 36 108,110,115,120,127 ADRIAN, ADRIAN, ADRIAN, 104, 193 BEVERLY 36 LENORE 74 RAYMOND 74, ANDERSON, KAREN L. CAS SANDRA AHLMAN, DEAN 36 AISMAN, THOMAS 74 ATKIN, JOHN 74,96,102 AKRE, LYNN 36,121, 126,127 ALLEN, KATHY 64 ALLMAN, CARY 36 ALSOP, ANGHA 125 ALSOP, MICHEAL 36, 115,125 ALTHXIDORFER, JANET 74,127 ALTENDORPER, LINDA 36 ALTON, HELEN 129 AMUNDSON, BETTY 64 ANDERS, LINDA 74 ANDERSON, CHERYL 74, 109 ANDERSON, DAVID 36, 105 ANDERSON, JAMES K. 36,121 ANDERSON, JERALD 74, 96,193 ANDERSON, JOHN C. 75,126 64,116,127 ANDERSON, LINDA LEE 64,113,127 ANDERSON, MARILYNJ. BARTH, DENNIS M. 37 BARTH, JOHN 74 BARTH, LINDA JEAN 65 BARTHOLDI, CHARLES 6S,90,93,103 BASCH, JOHN 37 BATES, TODD 74 BEAMAN, WILLIAM 74, 117,125 BECHNER, RICHARD 37 BECK, KATHLEEN 74 BEEBE, JUDITH ANN 38 BEKKEN, GARY C. 38 BELLAND, DONALD 74 BELLAND, PAULETTE 74, 126 BELT, SHARON 38 BEMLOTT, DAN 74 BENDER, DEBORAH 63, 109,127 BENNETT, SCOTT 74 BENNIS, MARY 74 BENSE, BERNHARD C. 75.101,108,126,127 BENSON, CARY 65 BERC, DANA 38 BERC, DARRELL 38 BERCERON, ROBERT 65 BERCSTROM, DENNIS 75,96 BERNIER, SANDRA 75 BESEKE, KEITH 38,102 BETZ, NANCY 7S,110, 11 1 , 128 BEULKE, LINDA JEANNE 38 BEULKE, MARILYN 75 BIERY, DAVID 38 BIRKELAND, JOHN 65 BISHOP, ALBERTA 75 BISHOP, CAROL ANN 38, 120 BIACKWI-1DER, CALL 75 BUCHAN, SCOTT T. 65,89, 105 BUCK, SHARRON 74 BUESSHER, DANIAL 74 BUESSLER, BUEFHAM, 74, 104 MICHA H. 65 TIMOTHY BULLIS, EDWARD 65,66 BUMP, WILLIAM 65 BURKARD, JOHN 111 BURKE, ANTOINETTE 64 BURKE, TIMOTHY 64 BURNS, KATHRYN 74, BLUMER, MIKE 64, 103, 116 BURNS, STEPHEN 38, 120, 129 BURTON, FRANCIS 38 BURTON, JUNE 64 BUSCH, LAWRENCE 74, 99 BUSSE, JANET 39,111 BUTLER, BENJAMIN 74, 102,103 BUTLER, AL 102 BUTLER, WILLIAM A. 64,90,103 BUTTERS, BARBARA 127 BYERS, WILLIAM 75 BYRNES, KATHRYN 75 BYRNES, MARGARET 39 BYRON, ROBERT 75 BENSON, PRED W. BERNIER, CAROL CALLAHAN, THOMAS J. 39,126,127 CAMPANARO, DANIEL J. 64,99 CAMPANARO, PATRICK 75 CAMPBELL, CHARLES 39,103 CAMPBELL, JOHN 75,103 CAMPBELL, KYLE 64, 93, 100 CAMPBELL, MARY 74, 126 CANCI, CLAUDIA 74 CANCI, MICHEAL 75 CARLSON, ALAN 64, 90, 93 CARLSON, BEVERLY CARLSON, CARL 39,90 37 ANDERSON, MARION 37, 120,127 ANDERSON, SANDRA LEE 37,111 ANKRUM, JUDY ANN 64, 129 ANTHONY, DENNIS 75 APMAN, RICI-IARDJ. 64 ARCAND, BARBARA 75 ARCAND, DAVID R. 64 ARCAND, DENNIS R. 37 ARCAND, SHARON L. 75,125 AREND, BARBARA JEAN 64 ARNOLD, MARY M. 65, 118 ARTHAUD, RICHARD 75,93 ATCHISON, DONNA 37 AUCKLAND, DALE 75, 101 AUDETTE, FLORENE M. 37 AUGER, DONNA K. 66 AUGER, JAMES 64 AUGER, NORMAN 75, 196 ANDERSON, MARY BABCOCK, BARBARA A. 37,109,126 BACI-IMAN, RONALD 37, 89,118,120 BACON, I-IARLEN 65 BAILLY, JAMES 75 BAIRD, LINDA 75,126 BAKULA, 37, 109, 129 NLARYHELEN 110,125,127, BAKULA, NANCY 75,126 BALZART, BRUCE 37 BARBOUR, JEFFREY 65, 127 BARDWELL, MIKE 37, 93 BARCER, DENNIS 74 BARNHART, LINDA 65, 126 BARRETT, DEANNA 37, 113 BARRETT, YVONNE 37 BARTA, SHARON 37,108 112,114,119,120,126, 127,129 BARTH, DAN 37 129 BLOOMOUIST, BARBARA 75 BLOOMQUIST, DAVID W. 38,193 BLOOMQUIST, KAREN A. 64 BLUMENTHAL, FLORENCE 38 BOARDMAN, JACK M. 64,129 BOARDMAN, JACK M. 64,129 BOGAMHOLM, ROBERT 65,93 BOLDT, CERALDINE 75 BOLTMAN, PIMGY 111 BOLTMAN, SUSAN 64, 110,125,127 BOUDREAU, BRADLEY C. 38 BOUDREAU, GEORGETTE 75 BORDAUX, RICHARD 64 BOWE, PETE 74 BOWSER, JANET 64 BOWSER, LARRY 74,101 BOWSER, SHARON 38 BRACKEE, MARJORIE 74,128 BRADBURY, PAULETTE 36,38, 132 BRIDGES, BARRY 64, 110,111,112,117,129 BRICCS, MARY 129 BRAUN, VICKI 74 BRINKER, DAVID W. 64,89, 93,99 BRISSON, JUDITH 75, 127 BRISSON, LINDA J. 64, 126,129 BROTT, BRUCE 64,129 BROGAN, SHARON 127 BROTT, KAREN 75 BROWN, CRIS 129 BROWN, JAMES R. 65, 99 BROWN, LINDA 65,127 BROWN, PATRICK 38, 193,198 BROWN, STEPHANJ. 38,93,98,102,110 BRUCHMAN, STEVEN 75,117,127 BRUNZELL, KATHRYNE 65,127 CARLSON, 64, 112, 1 CARLSON, 120 CARLSON, 112 CARLSON, CARLSON, CARLSON, 128 CARLSON, 39, 101, 1 135 CARLSON, CARLSON, 17 DALE S. 39, DAVID 74, GERALD JAMES 74 JOAN 75, KATHERINE 20, 121, 127, THOMAS 64 VICKI 39 CARPENTER, JAN 75, 121 CARPENTER, JANICE 64 CARPENTIER, RICHARD 76 CARTIER, CATHERINE 39 CARUTH, JACQUELINE 39 CASIDAY, ETHEL 76 CASIDAY, JACOUELINE 76,125 CASIDAY, MICHAEL J. 39 CAYA, DOUGLAS 39, 89,100,102,120 CELLMER, JIM 76 CHAMBERS, GERALD 76, 102 CHAMPEAU, PATRICIA 65, 127 CI-IAREST, PATRICIA 76, 126 CHIADO, DENNIS 76 CHISHOLM, DAVID B. 65 CHOUINARD, PAYE M. 65 CHRISTENSEN, SCOTT 76 CHRISTENSON, DAVID N. 65 CI-IRISTIANCE, GREG 76 CHRISTIANSEN, SUSAN K. 39 CHRISTIANSON, ROBERT 76,121 CHRISTOPHERSON, DARCY 40 CHRISTOPHERSON, DEBRA 76 CICH, TONI 65 CINCOSKI, DANIAL 76, CIJRSESI, DAVID 76 CIRESI, ROBERT 40 CLAASSEN, KATLEEN M. 40,120 CLARKE, JEROME 76, 110, 125 CLAUSON, BONNIE C. 65, 121, 127 CLAUSSEN, DAVID 39 CLEARY, SUSAN A. 40,118 COBURN, ANTOINETTE A. 40, 111, 129 COBURN, SAMUEL 76, 101 COENEN, MARGARET 40 COENAN, RONALD 76, 104 COFFMAN, LAUREN A. 40,111 COLAIZY, CAROLANNM 40,109,110,113,118, 127 COLAIZY, JAMES A. 40, 103 COLDWELL, HEANOR 76,118,126,127 COLDWELL, WILLIAM C. 40,103,127 COLLATZ, LINDA A. 116,126,127 COLLOVA, PATRICK 76 COMPANION, CAROLE M. 65 COMPTON, SHERON B. 40,120,126,127 CONLEY, BECKY 40,12O, 126,127 CONNORS, TIMOTHY 65 COOK, DAVID 40 COOPER, MICHAI1 M. 41 COURTFAU, NANCY 41,109 COVHSKI, RICHARD 76 CRAMER, DONALD 76, 101,128 CRAMER, DUANE 41,89 CRETE, RONALD A. 66, 89, 93, 105, 126, 127 CRISMAN, CHRISTINE 76,127 CROES, MARJORIE 41 CROES, SANDRA 41, 108.111 CROSSTIELD, CYNTHIA 76,112,128 CROWLIX, ELIZABETH 76,115 CUMMING, WILLIAM A. 66,99,129 CURRAN SUSAN 76, 108,127 CUSHINC, STEVEN E, 66 CAMPANARO, CAROL J. CARLSON, CHARLES DABRUZZI, CHERYT. E. 41 DAT-IL, MARY ANN 66, 120 DAI-ll, PAMELA 41 DA1-H.QUIST, MARY 41,115,118,121,129 DARLINC, DEBORAH ANN 66, 113, 126 DARLING, THOMAS 41, 90,102,120 DARST, SCOTT T. 88 DARST, STEPHANIE 76 DAVIDSON, BARBARA 116,121,127 DAWE, PATRICK L. 76 DECREE, BOB 66 DEKART, STEPHEN J. 66 DELAMATHK, CAROL 76 DELLWO, MARK L. 41 DELLWO, ROBERT 76, 96 DELONAIS, DUAVE 41 DeMAINE, DENNIS 76 DEMARS, BROOKS ANN 58,98,99 DENLARS, ROCKYJ. 66 DEMMA, MARLENEJ. 66 DENNIS, PATRICIA 41 DERANH4, JOHN 41,111 DERANEK, MARCIA 109,125 DETTMAN, STEVEN 76 DEZELER, STEVEN 76, 104 DIGNIN, JUDITH 76 DILLWORTH, IAQULYNE 66 DIMMERMAN, DONNA E. 41 DIMMERMAN, KATHY SUE 66, 127 DOCKEN, PATRICK EUC ENE 41, 111 DODGE, GLENN E. 41, 129 DODGE, JANICE 76,113, 126, 127 DOLAN, COLLEEN M. 66 DOLAN, KATHLEEN! A. 66,113, 126 DOLFAY, MICI-IAH. J. DOLEAY, THOMAS 76, 93,96 DONAHUE, GUY A. 66 DONAHUE, STEVEN 76 DONLAN, MICHAEL T. 66,90 DONNELLY, JAMES P. 42 DORLE, KATHY M. 66, 113,126 DOUGAN, FRANCES 76 DOWNS, RUSSELL 76,121 DOYLE, ANITA 66 DREIS, DIANE 76,128 DREWS, JAMES D. 66,99 DREILING, DIANE E. 42,118,126,127 DRIER, KATHRYN E. 42,129 DRIER, MICHAEL 76 DRIES, SANDRA 76,128 DUCHENE, JILL N. 42 DUEAULT, PAULETTE 42,125 DUFOUR, CHARLES 76 DUERESNE, DOREEN M. 66 DUFRESNE, WARREN 76,93 DUKEK, LARRY A. 66, 93 DUNPHY, DARLENEJ. 42,125 DUNPHY, PATRICK M. 64,66,90, 93,96 DUPRE, JAMES 76,93 DUPRE, RANDALL J. 66 DUVALL, ROBERT B. 127 DITTBRENNER, DAVID J. DUFRESNE, JAMES DuRAND, WAYNE R. DAWE, MICHAEL JOHN EARHUFF, ROBERT B. 42, 98, 99, 119 EBEL, MARJORIEA. 42, 113 EBLING, KATHLEEN A. 42,126,127 ECKER, RAYMOND 76 ECKHARDT, ROBERT J 66,121,127 ECKHOFF, KATHLEEN 76,113 ECKHOEF, PHILIPIAMES 42,120 ECKLIN, JAMES 76,128 ECKLIN, JON 42 EDD, KENNETH 42,12O, 129 EDSTROM, JOEL 42,90, 102,120 EDSTROM, THOMAS 76,102 EDWARDS, THOMAS, 76,99 EDWARDS, WILLIAM T. 66,99 EI-IRNREITER, LONNTEA 66,126 EKBOM, JAMES T. 42 ELISEUSON, KAREN L. 42,110,I20,I25,129, 131,134 ELISEUSON, THOMAS G. 66,112 ELLIS, GERALD N. 66 ELLSWORTH, NANCY C. 66,127 ELSNER, MARSHA 66, 117,129 EMANUEL, ELIZABETH B. 66, 127 EMERSON, ALLBXIL. 66, 89, 93, 100, 126, 127 EMERSON, SHIRLEY 76,126 EMORY, ALAN D. 66 ENGEBRETSON, KEITH 66, 93,105 ENGELS, THOMAS 108, 113,115,117 I-JSIGEN, BARBARA K. 42,126,127 ENGEN, NELLIS 76,127 ENGEN, SANDRA J. 42,126,127 ENGEN, VICKI 76 ENROTH, DEBORAH D. 43,,125,126,127 ERICKSON, DEBORAH A. 66,117,118 ERICKSON, REBECCA 76 ERICKSON, RITA 66, 109,114,118,120,129 ERIKSON, BARBARA A. 43,119,12O,125 ESSDC, LOUELLEN N. 66, 118,129 EVASKA, ANITA 76 EVERSON, STEPHEN M. 66,93 EVERETT, JUDITH 43 EVEY, THOMAS 76,93 FARNHAM, JAMES D. 43,86,93,96 FAST, THERESA 43 FEI1, DOUGLAS A. 66, 117 FERRELL, JAMES W. 43,88 FIRRELL, PBGGI 66 FIDDLE, PHJGY 66,127 FIDDLE, MICHAH. 76, 122 FILSTRUP, RONALD A. 43, 93, 105 FILSTRUP, ROSALEE 66, 129 FISCHER, ARTHUR W . 66, 90, 98 FISCHER, FISCHER, 109 CALVIN 76 CONNIE 76, FISCHER, DENNIS 77, 102,108,128 FISCHER, IEANNEC. 66 FITZGERALD, BARBARA 77 FLAHERTY, MAUR EEN A. 66 FLASPETER, WILLIAM J. 43 FLICKNKR, CATHERINE 77 ELECK, ALMA J. 43,108, 112, 115 FLEMING, 127 FLHVIING, 104,114, 127 129 , KA'if'HLEEN 77, PATRICIA 66, 127, 129 FLOODING, LAURENE 77,112,128 FLURGAL, VIRGINIA 77, 126,127 FLYNN, KAREN S. 66, 120 FLYNN, MARTHA 77, 116,128 FOLDENAUER, ELIZABETH A. 66 FONTAINE, ELIZABETH 66 FONTAINE, JOHN 104 EOOTE, VERONTCA 43, 113 FORCIER, 66, 129 DIANA R. FOSTER, RONALD 77 FOSHAY, LINDA M. 66, 127 FOSSBINDER, CHRISTINE M. 43, 121 EOSSBINDER, STEPHAN 74,77,99 FOSTER, THEODORE 77 FOSTER, TIMOTHY 66,89 FRANZ, ALAN 77,96 FRANZEN, NAOMI G. 43, 125,126,127 FRFDRICK, LYNN 5. 44,113,12O,127 FRFDRIKSON, MARY K. 44,115,126 FREIER, DIANNE L. 44, 109, 116 FRIBILRG, GEORGE M. 66, 112 FRYKHOLM, DOUGLAS 77 FREEBERG, MARY 67 GADBOIS, LEO H. 44 GAHLON, KATI-FRYN 44,120,126,127,134 GALLIVAN, MARY 77 GALVIN, KEVEN 77 GAMBONI, MARCIA 67 GAMBON1, SHIFLA JEAN 67 GAMBON1, TOM 77 GARCEAU, RONALD 44 GARLEY, GRACE O. 66, 104 GARNER, CONNTE 77, 127 GARNER, THOMAS D. 67 GASCA, RAFAEL 45,96, 108,115 GAULT, NANCY 109 GAVIN, LYNN M. 67 GEBAUER, RICHARD B. 44 GEHLSEN, JANE 77 GEHILSBXI, JUDITH K. 44, 120 GENNOW, DONNA A. 67,113 GENNOW, MICHAEL 77, 128 GERRARD, JACK 77,93, 103, 112,128 GERRARD, NANCY L. 67,126,127 GERTEN, JIM 77,104 GERTEN, WILLIAM J. 44 GESE, ROBERT W. 44 GIBSON, JAN EILEN 77,108,126,127 GILCHRIST, CATHY E. 67,125,129 GILSON, KAREN 77 GLASER, JOAN A. 110, 113 GLICK, DEBORAH R. 44,126,127 GOERITZ, CHERYL M. 59,44 GOERITZ, LEDENE L. 77 GOETZ, MARY ANNE 67,127 GODFREY, DAVID H. 67 GOINS, NATHANIEL W. 74, 77, 93, 128 GOODROAD, LYNN 44 GORDON, BONNIE G. 44,101,109,120,121 COVE, JOI-IN 67,93,98 GRAMITH, CHARLES W. 45,90,129 GRAMITH, PAUL 77, 101, 102,128 GRAND, ANITA 45,129 GRANGER, KATHLEEN KA'T'H1.EBNI M. 45 GRANGER, MARLENE 45 GRAVEN, GARY L. 67, 127 GRAY, TIMOTHYJ. 45 GREEN, JOANN 67 GREEN, SANDRA J. 45,109,113 GREENE, SHIRLEY M. 77 GREvvING, JOHNF. 67, 93 GREWING, MICHELE 77, 115 GRUBER, RICHARD F. 45 GRUETT, KATHLEEN 77, 113 GRUETT, MICHAEL A. 67 GRUFMAN. GARY 45 GRYGEI.KO, ANTHONY 67,99 GUENTHNER, THOMAS 67,98,112,114,120, 129 GUERTIN, DENNIS L. 45,93,96 GUERTIN, MARY 45 GUNDERSON, SANDRA 45 GURNEY, NANCY 77,128 GURNIN, SUSAN L. 67, 109 GUST, MICHAEL A. 45 90,102 GUSTAFSON, LINDA M. 45,109 GUSTAFSON, REBECCA 109,110 GUSTAFSON, LANNIE 77 GUSTAFSON, LONNIE 67 GUTSCHE, MARK 77, 103 HAGGY, MITCHELL E. 46 HAGGERTY, MARYANN 77,126 HAGGERTY, PATRICIA 67,126 HAIDER, LINDA 129 HALBRH-XDER, MARK 105 HALLER, JUDY 77 HALSEMA, ERIN 77,125 HAMAR, ALICE 77 HAMAR, BERNARD 67 HAMILTON, JOHN 77,106 HAMMOND, JARED T. 67,102,127 HAMMOND, WALTER 96,116 HAMNER, KATHLEI-N 46, 111 HANDLOS, DARLA C. 67 HANDLOS, DAVID 77, 101,128 I-IANFT, MERTIN 77 HANKE, BRADLEY 77,126 HANKS, PHILIP 77,101, 126,127 HANSEN, ALLEN 77 HANSEN, JAMES 77,103 HANSEN, JEIFRH 77,103 HANSEN, KAREN ANN 46 HANSEN, LYNNE C. 62 109,125,129 HANSEN, PAULA 77,128 HANSEN, SCOTT 46, 90, 93,98,102,129 HANSON, PENELOPE C. 67 HANSEN, STEPHEN M. 67 HANSON, MARK L. 68 HARGESHEIMER, CAROL R. 36,46,120 HARPER, SUZANNE M. 67,126 HARRI, JOHN M. 67 HARRISON, LYNDA 78, 126,127 HARTWIG, GRETCHEN M. 67,126, 127 I-IARTZEL, NICHOLAS 78,93, 101 HARVEY, BARBARA JEAN 67 HARVEY, CHARLENE 78, 126,127 HARVEY, GARY A. 46, 111 HASSEL, JOHN H. 67 HASSEL, RUTH 78,128 HATCH, GEORGE A. 46 HATHAWAY, ANN L. 67,118,129 I-LAUBLE, CAROLYN L. 46,120 HAUMCHILD, JEROME 78 HAUSSNER, JOHN GARY 67,89,93,1C5 HAVENOR, LINDA 78, 118,127 HAYNES, DENNIS 78 HECK, GUDRON 78 HECK, HINZ D. 67,89 HECKEL, LINDA 78,126 HEGERLE, LAURAN J. 67,9O,93,98 HEIL, JAMES 46 HEIL, SUSAN 78,125 69, 127 HEITZMAN, ANNE W. 67,113,127 HEITZMAN, BARBARA JOAN 67,129 HEITZMAN, PAUL 78, 126, 127 HELLE, BBATRICE ANNA 46 HELLE, BETTY JO 78,111 HELMBERGER, ANTOINETTE M. 46,116 HELMBERGER, LORENE M LORHVE M. 67 HELMS, PATRICK J. 46 HENGTGEN, SHARON LEE 67,126 HENJUM, JANICE 78 HENNIG, CHRISTINE 78 HENNIG, VOLKER 67,86, 103,117 HEYISELER, GERALDINE 67 HENSELER, KATHLEEN ANN 46 HEPPNER, BARBARA M. 68 HERBERT, JOHN H. 47, 87,1OS,114,12O HERBERT, SANDRA S. 68 HESS, JOHN R. 68, 112,117 HESS, RUTH ANN 68 HESSE, JAMES R. 47, 88,93,106,135 HIGHSMITH, CONNIE 78 HILDEN, BEVERLY s. 68,126 HINDS, JEANETTE 78 HINES, MIKE 78,128 HINZMAN, GARY 68 HINZMAN, SHARON K. 47,113,120,129 HODDER, YVONNE 78 HOFFMAN, LINDA 78 HOFFMAN, THOMAS G. 47 HOGAN, PATRICIA F, 47,126 HOHENAUER, JUDITH 78 HOHMAN, SANDRA 78 HOLMEN, KARMEN 78, 126, 127 HOLT, RONALD 68,128 HOLTE, DAVID 68 HORNER, GAII. ELLEN 47, 127 HOSFIHD, BRUCE ALLEN 68, 129 HOUDHK, LINDA DIANNE 47, 120,126,127 HOULE, DONNA J, 68 HOWE, ANDREW G. 78, 128 HOWE, RICHARD J. 68, 121 HUEBNER, IOANNE 118 HUGGER, JUDY 68 HUGGINS, SHARON LEE 49,115,120 HULTMAN, DANIEL 68 HUNT, DAVIDJ. 47,93, 114 HUNT, JAMES 78,101 110,111,127 HUNT, SANDRA 78 HUSTING, PETER JOHN 47 HAFNER, BARBARA J. HAGERSTROM, DAVID W. HANNA, TERRY LEE HAWTHRONE, DALE A. HERRITY, MARY J. HOBBS, LAWRENCE O. HOWARD, NANCY A. HUBER, DOROTHY L. HENSCH, NORRIS O. HAGGERTY, MARK E. INNES, ELIZABETH 78 ISAKSON, SANDRA 47 ISSACKS, CAROLE 68, 11S,117,126,127 IVERSON, DOROTHY 78,126,128 IVERSON, IANETTE 116 IVERSON, KDSINETH LEE 68 IVERSON, LINDA 78 INGHAM, MARQUIRETE JACKSON, BRUCE 78, 96 JACKSON, ROBERT D. 68 JACKSON, WILLIAM 47 JAHN, STEVEN 68 JAHN, YVONNE 47,120 IANSEN, JUDITH 47 IANSEN, KAREN 78 JARSKO, JANE78,127 JARSKO, PEGGY M. 47, KIEFER, EARL F. KIEFFER, GARY J. 48 KIHfEER, LINDA D. 68 KIEFTER, RONALD 79,104 KILBANE, GREGORY J. 48,100,120,129 KILBANE, SUSAN 79 KILLIAN, DHXTNTS S. LQICASSE, ROSEMARY 79 LBLONDE, MICHAEL 69,127 LaLONDE, VICKIE 79, 109 LBMOTTE, CHERYL 79 LEMOTTE, EUGENE 79 LQMOTTE, SUSAN 79 120,126 JARVIS, JOAN 68, 109, 110,115,118 JARVIS, LARRY 78,93, 104 JARVIS, LEONARD E. 47,93 JARVIS, MARVIN S. 47 JENSEN, KATHY 78,127 JHXISBNI, MARK O. 116 JENSEN, SUSAN M. 68, 113 JENSEN, KENNETH C. 47 48,86,100,120 KILLIAN, DIANE 79 KIMKER, NANCY J. 68,110,111 KINDE, JUDY L. 48J 111 KING, CYNTHIA 79, 127 KING, JESS 68,105 KING, ROBERT D. 68,90 KING, ROBERTA 68 KING, SUE ANN 48 KIPP, GREG D. 68,99 KIRCHNER, WILLIAM E. 48,109 KIRCHOFF, THOMAS LANE, EDWARD 49, 89, 93,134 LANGER, LANGER, LARKIN, LARSON, LARSON, LARSON, LARSON, LARSON, LARSON, DOROTHY 69 MARGARET 49 ANITA 49, 110 ALVIN 69 DALE 69 DIANNA 69 DUANE 49 LYNETTE 79 MANNA 49, 129 JESINSKI, THOMAS 68 IESTER, MARY LYNN M. 68 IOHANSEN, CLARLES 78,112 IOHANSON, ROGER 78, 120 JOHNSON, BARBARA L. 68, 110, 118,125, 129 JOHNSON, CANDACE 68 JOHNSON, CAROLE A. 47 JOHNSON, CATHY ANN 48,11O,126,127 JOHNSON, JACKIE 68, 110, 115, 120 JOHNSON, RANDOLF 78, 128 JOHNSTONE, CRAIG 93 IOHNSTONE, JUDITH 78 JONES, DONALD 78,96 JORDAHI., JERVAE 78, 128 JORDAN, KATHIE 78 JORGENSEN, GARY 78 JUBA, DAVID 78,128 IUBA, JEANETTE 78,126, 127 JUNCK, LINDA L. 68, 110,113,120 JESTER, FLOYD P. JOHNSON, DANIEL R. JOLLY, LAUREL C. JENNI, KATHRYN A. KALM, RICHARK J. 68, 93 KALM, SHEILA 79,126, 127 KAMMERI3, BETTY 78 KAMMERLOHR, DALE S. 68,100, 102,108,129 KAMMOELLER, DAVID C. 68 KANEANS, INGRIDA K. 68,110,115, 118 KANGAS, JEANNE 78,127 KAPPAS, GEORGE A. 48,87 KAPPEL, KATHRYN 78,126 KATH, JOAN 78,108, 109,127 KATH, IOI-HNI 78 KATz, IEANNE M. 48,109 KATZ, MICHAEL 68 KEARNIN, MARY H. 68,108,110,115,125, 129 KEEFE, PEGGY ANN 68,118 KEHOE, MIKE 78,99 KEHOE, KATHLEEN M. 68 KEI.LGREN, CAROLYN 48,120,129 KELLGREN, SHARON 78,126,127 KH.LY, THOMAS 79, 128 KEPPLER, SUSAN SUSAN ELIZABETH 48 KERCHNER, RICHARD 68,127 KEUSE, AUDREY 79 79 KISER, SHARON 79 KITTELL, LANCE 68, 103,110,112,129 LARSON, STEVEN 69 LARSON, WARREN 69 LASURE, BARBARA 50, 109,127 LATCHAW, JAMES 79, 113 LATCI-IAM, JON 69,88, 93,100 LATCHAW, WYNN SO, 120 LAVALLEE, LINDA 79 KLASONS, ANDY 68, 88,931,100 KLATT, LOIS 48, 120, 129 KLATT, WILLIAM 79,128 KLAWITER, KIM 48, 125,127 KLEIN, DOREEN 79 KLEINENDORST, JUDITH 48, 11 0 KLEINENDORST, LAURA 68 KLINGER, ANDREA 68,113 KLOSOWSKI, GREGORY 68 KNIGHT, ROBERT 68 KNUDTSON, SUSAN 79 KOCH, DANIEL 68, 112,129 KOCH, JANE 49,111 KOCHENDORFER, COLLEEN 69 KOHLER, JEROME 49 KOLODZIEJ, LARRY 69 KORDOSKY, THOMAS 69, 89, 93, 105 KOST, RICHARD 69, 90,129 KOSTUCH, JAMES 69 KOUSTCH, THOMAS 79, 128 KOTOSKI, DONALD 49, 89,93,96 KRAGNESS, WILLIAM 49,126 KREKABACH, RONALD 79 KRIEL, PATRICK 79, 128 KROIS, MICHAEL 69 KROMMINGA, MARY 79 KROSCHEL, MICHAEL 69 KRUSE, AUDREY 79 KRUSELL, BOB 79,101 KUEHN, DAVID 49, 112, 113,117,120 KUENKEL, BARRY 69, 127 KUHFELD, MARGARET 69,115,12O,127 KUGLER, LINDA 49, 110,113 KULKEY, PAMELA 69 KUNZE, NANCY 49,111 KUNZE, RODGER 79 KYLE, JANICE 49 KOBETT, SANDRA KNUDTSON, STEVEN KASTE, DAVID LBBARRE, MARY LOU 49,113 LBBARRE, PATRICIA M. 69,113 LEBATHE, ANDREA J. 49,115,118,12S LABORE, DIANE 79 LABOSSIERE, JEAN 79 LACHOWITZER, JUDITH 79 LaVAILE, HARLAN 79 LEE, CHARLOTTE 69 LEE, KATHY 69 LEE, LINDA 69 LEE, LYDIN 50,108,113, 120 LEE, SUSAN 50 LEE, WUNIDY S0,113, 115,117,120 LEES, ARNOLD 96,116 LEIBEL, SHERIN 109,111 LEIBKE, LINDA S0 LEICK, JAMES 69 LEICK, LINDA 50 LEICK, RODNEY 79,93 LBMIRE, DARLBXIE 50,126 LBMIRE, DARRYL 50, 111 L eMIRE, GERALDINE LBMIRE, MICHALE 79 LEMIRE, ROBERT 50 LENIHART, STEVEN 69 LENZ, CHERYL 69 LEONARD, PHILIP 79 LESSARD, WILLIAM 83 LETOURNEAU, DANIEL 69 LETOURNEAU, GREG 79,93 LeTOURNFAU, HERBERT 69,117 LQTOURNFAU, JOI-INJ. 69,90,93 LQTOURNEAU, LYNDA L. 69 LeTOURNEAU, MICHAEL W. 69 LBTOURNEAU, RICHARD 69 LQTOURNEAU, THOMAS A. 69 LEWIS, LEE ANN D. 69 LeZELLA, JEFFREY 69 L'I-IEUREUX, RITA 79, 109 LIGHTER, ROBERT 36, 50,93,108,110,111, 114,115,117,118,119, 120,125 LIGHTNER, BRUCE 50 LINDBECK, JOSEPH 79 LINDBECK, RICHARD 79,93 LINDBERG, MARCIA 69,113,126,127 LINDER, KAREN 69 LINDLOF, BARBARA 69, 109,115,I17,127 LINDLOFF, HENERY 79 LINDQUIST, LONNY 69 LINDOUIST, SANDRA 69 LINELL, STEPHEN 79 LITECKY, DREW 69 LOFGREN, GARY 69,90, 102 LONG, LESLIE 79 LONG, MARY JO 79, 118 LONG, MICHAEL 50,120 LUND, JAMES 79 LONG, SHARYN 79 LONGTIN, JEPF 69 LONGVLLLE, DIANE 118 LONGVIILLE, 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MORRI, LINDA 80 MORANCEY, THOMAS 70,109 MORE, JOI-UNI 70 MORKEN, JUNE 70 MORROW, JOHN 70 MORTENSON, ARNOLD 71 MORTENSON, BRYON 80,117 MOSENG, SELMER 71 MUEHLSLEDT, KATHLEEN 80 MUEHLSTEDT, THOMAS 71 MUNSON, DOUGLAS 80 MYERS, DENNIS 52, 90, 93,117,129 MUNYON, DIANE 116, 126 MOORE, RALPH MASLOWSKI, ANNE 70 MARSHALL, LAWERENCE MAYNARD, CHARLES MEDAH1., BEVERLY MICKHSON, GLEN NAKANISHI, FRED 71 NAMAR, BERNARD 71 NAPIWOSKI, THOMAS 80 NARDECCHIA, ANTHONY 74, 80, 93, 96 NARDECCHIA, MARIANN MARIANN 52,108,120, 125,127 NARDECCHIA, VHRONICA 71,110, 111,112,120 NAST, SANDRA 52,108, 111 NEESER, ROBERT 71 OLCHEESKI, JAMES 53, 93 OLHEISER, BERNICE 53 OLINGER, SANDRA 54, 125 OLIVER, DONALD S4 OLIVER, JANET 54, 110,111, 126,127, 135 OLSEN, ROBERT 71 OLSON, CAROL ANN 80 OLSON, DANA 80,127 128 OLSON, DAVID 80 OLSON, OLSON, 1 29 OLSON, OLSON, OLSON, OLSON, OLSON, O'NEAL, 131 O'NEAL 90,93 O'NElL, DONALD 54, 89 JAMES S4, 115, KEV AN 54 LINDA 80,115 MARGARET 71 ROY 54 SHARON 54 LINDA 71,108, THOMAS 71, MICHAEL 71, 105, 127 OPSAHL, RONALD 80, 101, 126, 127 ORMSTRON, GERRI LOU S4 ORSELLA, BRUCE 80, 93 OSEN, GARY LEE 54 OSTBIRG, JOHN 80,98 OSTERBUER, MARY JANE 71,126 OSTERMANN, GREGORY K. 54 NELLIS, CAROL 70 NELSON, CRAIG 80 NEI.SON, DAVID 52,90, 93,96 NELSON, DENNIS 71 NELSON, GRETCHEN 80 NELSON, JHNINIE 53 NELSON, JUDITH 52 NELSON, JUDITH E. 53 NELSON, KARLENE 53, 108,113,125 NELSON, KATHLEEN 53 NELSON, LOUIS 71,11O, 111 NELSON, ROSLYN 53, 110,119,125, 134 NELSON, NELSON, SANDRA 80 SHERYL 71, 121,126 NELSON, 1 29 THOMAS 125, NENN, TODD 80 NEWMAN 53, 1 11 NEWELL, , DARRELL NANCY 53, 119,12O,125,129 NEWELL, SARAH 53, 110,121,125,129 NEWMAN, CAROL 53 NICKOLA NICKOLA 71 NICOLIN, NIHVIAN, US, ROBHKT 80 US, SHERYL KEVIN 80, 96 SUZANNE 71 NORD, LAURIE 80, 109, 128 NOREEN, 53, 110, PENELOPE 111 NOREN, GARY 71, 89, 93,10S,114,126,127 NORLAND, CHERYL 80 NORTON, JEEP 74,8O, 93,101 NYELOOM, LARRY 80 NENN, PAUL NICHOLSON, CYNTHIA NESS, ANTHONY OAKS GLORIA 71 1 OBERHOLZER, PAUL 80,128 O'CONNELL, 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Ss, 109, 120 PEIGLOW, THOMAS 81 PELOGUIN, ELFANOR 55,126,127 PELOQUIN, LUCILLE 81,126 PI-LLTIER, CAROL 81 PELTIER, KATHY 81 PELTIER, NEIL 71 PEPIN, DIANE 81 PEPIN, PAMELA 55,109 PERRON, PATRICIA 55 PERRY, SUSAN 55, 111 PERSZYKJ DALE 81, 93 PHIZICHILLI, LAWRENCE S5 PESI-LA, ALAN 55, 117, 129 PETERS, PAT 71, 110, 115, 125 PETERSON, DIANNE 71, 113, 127 PETERSEN, GARY SS PETERSON, JEROLD 55, 89, 93 PETERSON, KRISTINE ANN 71,127 PETERSON, MARK 71 SCHROEDER, IRIS 82 PETERSON, MARY 71 PETERSON, MICHAE. 55,105 PETIJISON, PAMELA ANN 71, 129 PETERSON, PATRICIA 55 PETERSON, PATRICK 71,99 PETERSON, RONALD 55 PETERSON, STEVEN 55, 100,120,126 PETERSON, STEVE 81, 101 PETERSON, TERRY 81, 96,101,126,127 PHILLIPS, NANCY 81 PIERRE, JANICE 72,127 PIGMAN, DIANN 56,109 PIKE, MARY 72,116,118 PITLICK, BOB 81 PLAISTED, IACQUELINE 72,121,126 PLONTY, DORIS 72,127 PLUMMER, JERRY 111 PODEWILS, RICHARD 56,105 POELS, DIANE 81 POELS, JANET S6 POLOS, PATRICIA 72 POLOS, STEVE 81,93, 127 POPE, MARIE 81 POTTER, LEIGH 81,128 POWER, CYNTHIA 81, 126,127 PRIEBE, ROSE 72 PRUDI-ION, JEANNIE 56 PUFFER, DAVID 72,9O, 93,102 PUFFER, DONALD 81, 96 PUTNEY, KENNETH 72, 105 PALMER, MICHAEL PALMER, ROBERT PARENTEAU, SARAH PELTIER, RONALD PESHA, PATRICK PITTLICK, RONALD PARIN, GAYLE RASSETT, DAVID 81 RAYBURN, BRUCE ALLEN 72, 98 REDLACK, MARY S6 REED, LOYAL 72 REED, LUCINDA 81, 126,127 REHWALDT, THOMAS 72,112,114,117,12S REIBEL, CAROL 72,129 REIDELL, KATHLEEN 81,112 RI-INHERT, SHARON 72 REINI-IOLD, EIILEEN 72 RHNHOLD, SHIRLEY 81,128 REISINGER, PATRICIA 72 RENFRI-NV, PAULA 56, 109,126 RENTFROW, SANDRA 72 RESLER, EDWARD 36, 56,88, 93, 120 REVOIR, DAVID 56 REVOIR, THOMAS 72 REYNOLDS, CONNIE IEAN 56 REYNOLDS, DONETTE 81 REYNOLDS, PATRICIA 72 RICCI, JACQUHINE RICCI, KATHLEDI 81 RICKS, JANE 81 RIDER, CHRISTINE 81 RIEI-ILE, CARLA 72 RIEI-ILE, JEREMY 81,96 RIES, HOLLY 56,111 RILEY, JOHN 81 RING, EII.EEN 56,127 RIVARD, DAVID 72 RIVARD, KATHLEEN 81,110,125 RIVARD, PETER 81 RIVAS, FRANCES 81 ROBBINS, CHERYL 56, 117,118,12O,129 ROBBINS, JOAN 72,117, 129 ROBERTS, RICHARD 72,89, 93 ROBINSON, DONALD 56,111,129,128 ROBINSON, SCOTT 72 ROBOTTI, MARK 72 ROCKWELL, ROBERT 81,93,96,128 RODRIC-UH, RICHARD 82 ROHR, JEFREY 82, 117,15 ROLLAND, STEVEN 56, 90 ROLOW, MICHAEL 82 ROLSTAD, BERNARD 82 ROONEY, DIANE 56, 115,118,120 ROONEY, MARGARET 81,109,110,111 ROONEY, ROBYN 82, 126,127 ROONEY, TIMOTHY 56 RORTVEDT, RICHARD 57,119, 120,126 ROSE, WILLIAM 72, 112, 127 ROSS, CAROLE 72 ROSS, PATRICK 72 ROSSBACK, GARY 82 ROTHSTEIN, JOHN 82, 93 ROWE, GERALDINE 82, 126 ROWE, JOHN T. 72,96, 102 ROWE, MARCIA 57,109, 120,125 ROWE, STEVEN 57, 90, 93, RUDE, STEVEN 57, 90 RUGLOSKI, RAYMOND 57,112,120 RUSSELL, ANITA 82, 126,127 RUST, CAROLE S7 125, 126,127 RUSTANG, HOLLY 72, 125 RUTI-IEREORD, WILLIAM 72 RUTLEDGE, BARBARA 82,125 RYAN, PATRICK 57, 93,108,110,134 RYAN, PAUL 82 RYDEN, GERALD 72 RYAN, MARY ROLOW, JAY ROBOTTI, MICHAEL REILLY, JOHN P. REIDELL, EDWARD RICHARDSON, RICHARD REED, RALPH D. RODE, STEVBXI ROWE, WILLIAM SAARI, THEODORE H. 57 SAARI, THOMAS 82,93 SALBBIG, MARSHA 72, 1 113,129 SALKOWICZ, JAMES P. 57 SALOKAR, EDWARD S. 57,90 SANCARTIER, JOSEPH 82 SANDBAKKBXI, PATRICIA 82 SANFT, JOHN 82 SAUMWEBER, LINDA 82,116 SAUVE, JAMES L. SAXTON, SALLY M. 116,119,127,129 SCHADT, ROGER M. 72 SCHAUILR, WILLIAM 82,128 SCHENDEL, CHARLOTTE K. 57, 120,126,127 SCHENDEL, JUDY A. 82,116,127 SCHENK, PATRICIA E. 72, 127 SCHENK, SUSAN K. 57 SCHERMAN, MARGARET L. 57, 110, 121,125,127 SCHICKERT, CYNTHIA 58 SCHICKERT, JEANINE 82 SCHILLING, DAVID 82 SCI-ILETTY, GERALD W. 72,112,117,127 SCHMIDT, CAROL M. 72,127 SCHMIDT, CHERYL 82 SCHMIDT, GERALDINE L. 72 SCHMIDT, JMN N. 58 SCHNIIDT, JENINE 82 SCI-WLIDT, JONATHAN E. 72 SCHNIIDT, MARJORIE 82,110,111 SCHMIDT, VERNON A. S8 SCHOSTAG, FREDERICK 72, 90, 93, 98 SCHOSTAG, LOVANNE 82 SCHULTZ, KATHLEEN M. 72,113 SCI-IULTZ, MARY J. 72 SCHU'LTz, STWEN 82, 93 SCI-IULTZ, THOMAS C. 58,113,117,120,126 SCHULTZE, ROBERT 82,112 SCHULZE, JOLYNE M. 72,117,129 SCHWARTBSI, SUZANNE L, 72 SCHWARTZ, PAMELA L. 72 SCOLLARD, PHIL 82,96, 128 SEEBART, DAVID 82, 93,112,128 .SEIDEL, KENNETH L. 58,111 SHDEL, STEVE 82,104, 128 SELLE, NANCY L. 72 SELVOG, MICHAELJ. SEMPF, ELIZABETI-IJ. 72,109,127 SBSIGER, MARCELYN A. 72 SBIR, MARY 72,126 SENKLER, NANCY 82, 126, 127 SETTECASI, ROSE 58, 109 SI-IABEISKI, CAROL 58 SHAFFBR, MARLYS A. 58, 116 SHANNON, HAROLD H. 72 SI-IAUGHNESSY, KATHLEEN 72,104, 127 SHHTON, FREDERICK 82,117 SHIELDS, ROBERT L. 72 SHERRARD, FRED 82,99 SHRIDER, ELEANOR M. 58,109,110,115 SICKLER, JEFPRW L. S8 SIERS, SHARON L. SIGFORD, WILLIAM 72 SILBAUGH, SANDRA L. 73 SILBERG, ELLEN 82 SINGER, PAUL 82, 93, 104 SINGER, ERIC SINN, MARLBXIE S. 73 SISTIRMAN, JOHN L. S8 SISTERMAN, REBECCA 73,109 SISTERMAN, SUSAN 82, 109 SLAVIK, MARY C. 73, 115,117 SLOCUM, CAROL J. 59,110,119,I20,1271 129 SLOCUM, WARREN 82, 102, 128 SMAKER, JILL 82 SMAKER, SI-IAREEN S8 SMITH, BARBARA 82 SMITH, GARY ALDEN 82,103,128 SMITH, GARY R. 59, 105 SMITH, JACK 59,117 SMITH, KATHLEEN 82 SMITH, KATHY A. 73 SMITH, LINDA 73 SMITH, MICHAEL 59 SMITH, THOMAS S9 SMITH, TIMOTHY 82, 93,105 SNYDER, WILLIAM M. 59, 93, 105 SOCHA, SHARON 82 SODERLIND, GLORIA 73,118,126,127 SODERSTROM, KDl'NE'I'H 82 SOFIE, LORETTA S9 SOFIE, PATRICIA 73 SOFIE, VIRGINIA 82 SOPLATA, PATRICIA 73 SPADE, WANDA SPERMBAUR, RAYMOND 73 SPERRY, LINDA 59 SPRAY, CHARLES 73, 103 SPRAY, JOHN 82 STACK, PATRICK 82 STAPKI, JIM 82 STAFK1, KATHLEDSI 73 STEBOR, DIANE 82 STEBOR, WILLIAM 73 STEELE, STEVEN 82,93 STEFFER, KATHLEBXI M, 73,127,129 STEINI-31, JOHN W. 73 STELLMACHER, MARGARET 82,127 STENDER, THOMAS J. 73,105 STENSW ICK, JUDITH LEE 59,121 STEPHAN, JO ANN 59, 110,113 STEVENS, LOREN E. S9 STOCKSTEAD, CAROL 82,126,127 STOCKSTEAD, WILLIAM M. 59 STOLTZMAN, GARY 73, 90, STONE, 129 LESLPI 82, 112, 128 STORILEE, RICHARD 59 STOTESBURY, LEE 116 STOW, JANET 82 STOW, NANCY STRICKLAND, BURKE 59,108,110,11S,120, 129 STRICKLAND Martha 82,115,118 STROBEL, BRUCE A. 59 STRUNK, ELIZABETH 59,109 STRUNK, HARVEY 82, 93 STRUNK, HELEN 83 ST. SAUVER, PETER 83 STUEMKE, CHARLES R. 63,90,93,126,127,129 SULLIVAN, DENNIS A. 73 SULLIVAN, SYLVIA 83, 113 SUTHOWSKI, ,IANET 83 SWAFFARD, KATHRYN 59,109 SWANSON, PATRICIA 83 SWANSON, PATRICIA A. 60 SWANSON, SANDRA 73, 121 SWANSON, SUSANNE 60,121,127 SWENSON, CANDACE 60,111 SWENSON, DALE 60 SWENSON, KATHRYN 60,127,141 STARNES, BARBARA SAROS, SANDRA 72 TAKO, BARBARA 73 TANGEN, PENNY 60 TANNING, LARRY 60, 90,93 TARDIFF, GREGORY 60, 88, 93, 134 TARDIFE, MICHELLE 83 TATREAU, SANDRA 83 TAYLOR, TERRY 60, 111 TECH, CHARLES, 73 TESSIER, GREGORY 73 TESSIER, LINDA 60, 117,125 TESSIER, MARK 68 TESSIER, TERRY 83 TERRY, MICHAEL 73 TEUBER, ERIC 73, 115, 129 TEUBER, VICKI 60, 110,113,127 THEN, DIANE 73, 101, 118,127,129 THELIN, JAMES 61 THEROUX, ALLEN 73 THIES, ARNOLD 61, 129 THIES, MICHAEL 83,99 TI-lII1,L, JUDY 73,116, 127 THOFERN, RANDALL 112,117 THOMAS, DAVID 83 THOMAS, JULIE 61 THOMAS, LYNDA 73 THOMPSON, LEONARD 83 THOMPSON, MARGUERITE 73, 111, 126 THOMPSON, MARK 83, 110, 125 THOMSON, BARBARA 83 THORSON, RENEE 125 TIMMONS, MARY LEE 61 TOIVONEN, AMY 83 TORGERSON, DANIEL 73,103,126,127 TRANA, DORBXIE 61,108 TEEORD, WILLIAM 83 TRETTER, RICHARD 73,117 TREISE, LINDA 61,126 TRUI-Dc, RICHARD 83 TRUEC, MARK 83 THURSON, RANEE 83 TRUSLER, NANCY 61 TSCHIDA, KENNETH 83 TURBETT, STEVEN 61, 102 TUSSING, THERESA 73 TUCHFARBER, THOMAS 83,93, 104 URBAN, CAROL 12,61, 108 URBAN, LINDA LEE 73 VADNAIS, DAVID 83, 93 VADNAIS, DEBORAH 83,128 VALENTO, PAUL 83,104 VALLEY, DON 96,128 VEBAKEN, BARBARA 83 VANCE, SUSAN 61, 134 vANDEI.L, TIMOTHY 83,105 VANDERHYDE, PATRICIA 61 VANDEVENTER, ROBIN 96 VANN, BILL 83 VEESLYKE, MICHAEL 61 VEHTASSEL, TERRY 83 VELIN, JOHN 61, 90,93, VINSON, ROBERT 73 VOGE, ALLAN 61 VOGEL, MICHEL 73,86 VOGT, DENNIS 83 VOGT, MICHAEL 11 VONO, LUCU.LE 73, 109, 110,115,118 VOSS, MARY 73 VARNEY, KATHLEEN VEIITASSH., DARRELL VLNSON, VEIIDELL, WAGNER, WAGNER, 73 WAGNER, 89 WAGNER EMMY LOU TIMOTHY ANTHONY 8 3 CONSTANC E IHTFREY 73, VALERIE 128 WAHL, DONALD 73, 89, 93,96,1 26,127, WAHLBERG , SANDRA 61,120, 127 WAHLSTRAND, KATHLEEN! 61, 102, 120,129 WAHLSTRAND, KENNETH 83, 128 WAKETELD, CATHERINE 61 WAKEFIELD, ROBERT 73,129 WAKEEIELD, RICHARD 83 WAI.DEN, GREGORY 61,87,129 WALLACK, BARBARA 62,113 WILSON, FREDERICK 62,89 WILSON, JANET 73, 115, 120,129 WILSON, ROGER 62,112 WINKLER, DEXTNY 83, 93 WINTER, GREGORY 83, 96 WINTEISTEIN, THOMAS 83,110,111, 128 WIRTH, JUNE 83,116, 127 WISNER, TEDD 83,131 WITHY, MARCO 73, 125,127,129 WITTKOP, DHXINIS 62, 120 WITTKOP, KATHLEEN 83,116 WLASCHIN, EDWARD 83 VVLASCHIN, JANICE 62, 110,121 WOLF, THOMAS 73,117 WOLFE, JANET 62, 118, 120,126 WOLFE, MARY 116,128 WOLFE, ROBERT 63, 96,110,113,126,127 WOOD, CAROL 63 WRIGHT, GREGORY 73,86 WRIGHT, JANICE 73 WRIGHT, MARY 63 WANLESS, RALPH WYNE, GERALD 98, 108, 110, 120, 126, 134 VESEL, EDWARD 83 VESEL, KATHLEEN 61, 117 VIERATH, LOIS 73,129 VIERATH, PHILIP 61, 90, 93,100 VIERIMA, TERI73,12o, 125,126,127 VINCENT LOUIS 64,73, , 86,110,111 WANLESS, ROBERTA 83 WANLESS, KATHLEEN 73 WANNED, KENNETH 62, 131 WARD, KATHLEEN 73 WARMAN, MARC 73, 103, 115 WATKINS, CARTER 62, 89, 126, 127 WATSON, ARTHUR 62, 86,112,111-1,120 WEBER, GARY, 62 WEBER, RUTH ANN 73, 109 WEBSTER, SI-LARON 83, 116,128 WEGERT, KAREN 73, 117,126 WEINHAGEN, ELIZABETH 83,128 WELIN, KAY 83 WELBURN, SHARON 83 WENARD, PAT 83 WELK, CURTIS 73 WENZEL, WILLIAM 73 WENZ., JOSEPH 73,129 WERLEN, GREGG 62 WESMAN, PAUL 62,119, 120,12S,126,127 WEST, DONALD 62 WEST, MARK 83,89 WESTCOTT, CRAIG 83, 93,96 WESTIN, CYNTHIA 73,113,115,118,129 W1-TFTENGEL, JOYCE 62,111,I17,I20,129 WIEGEND, HEDI 83 WIEGAND, JILL 62 WIEGERT, DARLENE 73 WIESTENBEKG, JOHN 83,93 WIGGINS, DENNIS 73, 103,117 WILBUR, FRED 62 WILBUR, DALE 73 WILCOX, CRAIG 83,104 WILCOX, HAROLD 83 WILD, NANCY 62 WILLE, LANE 83 WILLIAMS, DOROTHY 83,126 WILLIAMS, MARY JANE 73,129 WILLIAMS, SUSAN 73, 119, 126,127 WILLIAMS, SUSAN K. 62 WILLIOUETT, JIM 83 WILLIOUETT, JOHN 62 WILM, MICHAEL 62, 89,100 WILSON, ANTHONY 73 WILSON, CHARLES 83 WADINGTON, CLAIR WE.LER, DARLENE WHEELER, WILLIAM UHLIG, FRED 83 ULMER, JENNIFER 83 YEAGER, LINDA 63,111 YEAGER, THOMAS 83, 96 YOCHUM, GARY 83, 93 YOUNG, DOUGLAS 83 YOUNG, KAREN! 83,126 YOUNG, MARIELLYN 73,110,115,108 YOUNG, NORMAN 96 ZACI-WLAN, DEBORAH 63 ZELLMER, DWIGHT 63 ZEMKE, PATRICIA 83 ZERWAS, JAMES 83 ZERWAS, LYLE 63 ZIERDT, MARILYN 63, 108 ZIEMER, CAROL 83,112, 112,127 ZIEMER, CRAIG 63, 90, lndw ANDERSON, SUSAN 15 BARTA, CLARENCE 29 BAZILLE11 BECHTHOLD, DAVID 16, 98 BERQUIST, CHARLES 30 BESSER, DONALD 12 BISEL, HAROLD 17 BODEY 11 BONINE, ROBERT 22,102 BORCHARDT, KARBSI 23 BOYUM, DEAN 23,89, 104 BROGERN 11 BYRNELL, PAUL 12 CONNEFT, WALTER 23 DAVID, ADRIS 27 DEITZ, DIIWAYNE 24,90, 93,94 ECKLUND 88 EDDY, ROBERT 12 EGGE, ROBERT 26 ERICKSON, RICHARD 12 ESPE, FREDRICK 14,93, 94 I-'LANNUM 11 FORNELL 11 FOSS, DONALD 22,87 FRENCH, JOHN 10 HALL, ARDELLA 27 HAMMERSNESS, OLAF 12 HARTLEY, LYNETTE 27 HIBBARD, ALLEN 32 93,126,127,135 ZIMMER, NANCY 73 HOLTZ, EDWARD 30 HOPFENSPIRGER, LEE 17, 100 JACOBSON, CONSTANCE 25 JOHNSON, MARY 27 JOHNSTONE, RON 16 KAHL NVILLIAM 28 KEARNEY, JAMES 25 KLABUNDE, DON 20 KNAAK 10 KOCH, SCOTT 22,101 KORFAGE, M.C. 11 KRAET, WOLFGANG 33 LAMONTE, MARCELLE 32 LEE 11 LOURICAS, PETER 14 MALLOY, PATRICIA 16 MCDOUGALL, GRACE 11 MCMULLIN, NANCY 12 MCNELLIS, MARY 17 MOUCHKA, MARILYN 31 MURRAY, WILLIAM 14 NAKASONE, EDWIN 23 NELSON, MARY LOU NESHEIM, JOE 20 NEUMANN, RUTH 15 O'BRIHXI, PATRICK 21 OGREN, HEI.MER 30 PEJERSON 11 PERPICH, FRANK 28 PETERSON, BARBARA 25 PLACHER 11 PRAZICH, GEORGE 10 PROVOST, JAMES 28 RAMSEY, EDNA 26 REED, RICHARD 31 RINDE, ANDREW 22 RIVERS, GEORGE 30 RORTVEDT, OTTO 11 RUKAVINA, JOSEPH 23 SASS, RONALD 21,90, 93 SCHULTz, CAROL 32 SCHULTZ, LARRY 28 SKJELSET, ESTHER 28 SLADE, RICHARD 29 SLOCUM, WAYNE 14,90 SMELSER, KETH 21,103 SMITS, THEODORE 21,103 SOLBERG, JUDY 26 STRAIT, MARY 15 TAMILLO, JOSEPH 25,93, 94 THORSEN, CARL 22,93, 105 TRIESE 11 VEIIETTEN, ROBERT 20 VIERIMA 11 MR. WAI-ILBERG 10 WALSH, NANCY 24 WELKER, RAY WENSMAN, EDWIN 27 WINTERSTEN, BERTI-IA 24 YOUNG, WILLIAM 24,103 ZELLER, FRANKLIN 18,118