'v KL' ff , , ' Q-A 5 , Y Q , Q,-x. ,W v.. L Q I F' .L A 35:11. - S 4 F THE STAFF Co-Editors .................................... Phylis jenkins Mary Lou White Senior Section Editors .................. Norma Berry 'I9 Club Section Editor ..........,.. Business Manager ....... ................ Photographer ........... .,..., Staff .............,........ ...... WILSON HIGH SCHOOL ST. PAU L, MIN N ESOTA Advisor ..,.... Diane Kenops . Janice Ostermann Joan Boyum George Dinsmore Barbara Solum Renee Zarembinski Kathy Arndt Diane McGee Doug Palmer William Lorenz SENIORS CLUBS . . .47 CLASSES ACTIVITIES ...95 SPORTS .... 71 FACULTY . . . 109 DEDICATION We, the graduating class of 1965, are dedicating this year's Log to you Mr. Robert Berendt. Your guidance as a teacher, advisor, and friend has been greatly appreciated during our years at Wilson High School. Our first acquaintance with you came in sophomore English and journalism class where we quickly detected your sly sense of humor mixed well with the grammar drills and book reports. Being advisor for the Wilsonian and our Senior Class, meant long hours of extra work but you didn't seem to mind. And, thanks to you, we all had a great time on our trip to Washington this spring. We'll always remember your friendly reassurance, helpful advice, and pleasant manner in all your associations with .......... THE CLASS OF '63 SENIQRS .IA5 PAT ADAMS When test time rolls around for Pat, She blinks and wonders where she's at. Student Council 25 G.A.A. 1-25 Latin Club 45 Pep Club 1-2-35 F.H.A. 1-2-45 Y-Teens 1-2-4, Treas. 35 Bowling 15 PAUL BARG KATHY BAUMAN A Choir 3. DOUGLAS BAKKE Although the road is often rocky, One who'll make it is Doug Bakke. B Football 1-2. Between two loves Paul Barg is torn, The first is girls, the second, horn. A Hockey 3-45 B Hockey 1- 25 Cross Country 2-35 I.R.C. 3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Track 1-2. SHERRY ANDERSON At all events you hear her root, And Sherry sure can toot a flute. G.A.A. 1-2-45 Y-Teens 1-25 Band 1-2-3-4. JOE BALLIS A quiet man is joseph Ballis, But hockey rinks bring out his malice. A Football 45 B Football 1-25 A Hockey 3-45 B Hockey 2. '-5-l 5'c-. CAROL ANDERSON This girl is one whom we endear, Her mind is work- ing in full gear. Log- Wilsonian Rep. 1-2-5-45 Pep Club 15 Hi-C 1-2-45 F.T.A. 45 A Choir 45 B Choir 1. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Norma Berry Dwight Colby if ' f . L ... 1' f ' if ,, I ' , if A -Q-,W ff 13 T7 F J ,..,5 , 49 wg i w A .cm . .... -W 5 5 1 A A friend to all and so sincere, She's a pleasure to be near. G.A.A. 15 Pep Club 45 F.H.A. 1-2-35 Y-Teens 15 Log Staff 45 German Club 2-3. RICHARD BAZARNIC All A report cards are his pride, A low test mark he can't abide. NORMA BERRY She's popular and pretty too, Did more for us than two could do. I.R.C. 3-49 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4g Log-Wilsonian Rep. 1-2-3-4, Girl's State 3g Latin Club 2- 3-45 Pep Club 1-2-4, Treas. 3g W Club 45 Y-Teens 1-2- 3-45 F.T.A. 3, Pres. 4g Log Staff 4g Band 1-2-3, V. Pres. 4g Class Sec. 3-4. X 9 JOANNIE BECKLUND It's little things in life that count. And to a lot joan will amount. MARY BERGLUND When in the band she takes her place, She starts right in to set the pace. F.H.A. 15 Library Staff 4g Band 1-2-3-4. 3 ALLEN BECK Allen's musically inclined, A smarter boy is hard to find. I.R.C. 4g Band 1-Z-3. JOHN BENYSEK Poker-faced John Benysek, Is the high card in the deck B Football 2g Track 1. SHARON BILLY A history map she once did make, With icing she took from a cake. G.A.A. 1-2-3-4g Pep Club 1- 2-3-4g Y - T e e n s 1-2-3-4, Bowling lg Band 1-2-3-4g German Club 2-3-4. 7 EANNE BUNDE RICHARD BUNDE TOM BLANCK Aside from being suave and smart, He takes top honors with his art. Log-Wilsonian Alt. 2-35 Art Club 1-2-3-4. if 92 CAROL BRABEC When her eyes are twinkling, They match the sparkle of her ring. Office-Guidance Staff 45 Li- brary Staff 25 A Choir 2-3-4. J A stylish member of a teen board, By all of Wilson she-'s adored. B Cheerleader 25 I.R.C. 3-45 G.A.A. 1-2-3-45 Log-Wilso- nian Rep. 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 F.H.A. 2-3-45 Office- Guidance Staff 45 Y-Teens 1-2-3-45 F.T.A. 3-45 Log Staff 3-45 A Choir 45 Steer- ing Com. 3. ROBERT BOWMAN A member of the color guard, There's really nothing he finds hard. B Football Mgr. 25 Track 15 Swimming 1-2-3-45 Student Council 45 Log-Wilsonian Rep. 15 Hi-Y 1-2-3-45 Color Guard 4. 1 JIM BREZOVEC A pleasant guy to know is jim, We wish that there were more like him. Wrestling 3-4 5 Swimming 1-2. BOYD BOWMAN A levelheaded man is Boyd, When things go wrong he's not annoyed. B Football 15 Track 15 Cross Country 25 Student Council 5-45 I.R.C. 3-45 Pep Club 45 F.T.A. 3-45 Hi-Y 3-45 Class Play 3-4. To students 'twas a blue Monday, 'Till down the hall walked Richard Bunde. A Football 25 B Football 15 A Hockey 3-45 B Hockey 1-25 Baseball 3-45 C r o s s Country 45 Bowling 35 Ger- man Club 35 Hi-Y 45 F.T.A. 4. MARY ELLEN BURSELL When she tended the book- store, The boys spent more than e'er before. Student Council 1-4g Log- Wilsonian Rep. 1-2-3-4g F.H.A. 1-2-35 Y-Teens, V. Pres. lg German Club 2-3. DONE MOST FOR WILSON Phylis Jenkins Kurt Haas -ii? eg, ..,, in DWIGHT COLBY The best of schoolwork he would do, And in basketball and tennis too. A Basketball 3-4g B Basket- ball 1-2g Tennis 1-2-3-4g Hi- C 4g German Club 3-4. LYNN CARLEY This girl, we've found, is lots of fun, Of talking she is never done. G.A.A. 1-2g Latin Club 45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Y-Teens 1-2-3, Sec. 4g F.T.A. 4g jr. Red Cross 1-2-35 Art Club 1. DOUGLAS CHRISTENSON He doesn't make a lot of noise, But still remains one of the boys. Wrestling 3-4g Cross Coun- try 1-2g Swimming lg Hi-Y 4g Track 1. :gl ROSEMARY CLINK A nicer girl youlve never met, And can she play the Clarinet! I.R.C. 3-45 G.A.A. 1-25 Y- Teens 1-2g F.T.A. 3, Sec. 4g Band 1-2-3-4. LYNNE COFFMAN Aside from being beautiful, To Wilson she was dutiful. I.R.C. 3-43 G.A.A. 1-25 Pep Club 3g Y-Teens 1-2-3g Art Club 1g A Choir 3-4g Ger- man Club 3-4. CLAUDETTE COLEMAN She hardly ever has a care, Any doubt how she will fare? Pep Club lg F.H.A. lg Y- Teens 1g jr. Red Cross 1-2-35 A Choir 2-3-4g B Choir 1. BILL CONLEY He came to us in '61, He's earned respect from every- OHC. A Basketball 3g Hi-C 59 Band 35 Hi-Y 5-4. RON CROPSEY Ron was on the football team, His schoolwork also won esteem. A Football 4. MARY DAHLE A studious girl is Mary Dahle, Her homework she would not let fall. 10 ROBERT COOK Like a bottle of medicine is Bob Cook, Before a test he gets well shook. B Football 1g Track 1-2g Baseball 45 Wrestling 4g Cross Country 2g I.R.C. 3-4g Swimming 1-23 Hi-C 1-2-3- 4g A Choir 4. KAREN DAERDA Though she seems bashful at first look, It's just the way she baits her hook. Log-Wilsonian Alt. 1-4g Pep Club 2g On-The-Job 4. RAY COOK From cannibal country he did come, His high I.Q. makes quite a sum. Hi-C 3, Pres. 4g jr. Red Cross 3, Pres. 45 A Choir 4g Band 3-4. 325' ps JEANENE DEMAREE X Always laughing is Jeanene, ' Without her smile she's never seen. G.A.A. 1-2-5. Pep Club 1-2. 1 3g Y-Teens 1-2-3-4g On-The- job 4g German Club 2. KAY DEMULLING This girl has emerged from her shell, And thinks the world outside is swell. G.A.A. 1-2g Pep Club 1-2-35 F.H.A. 1-2g Y-Teens lg On- The-Job 4. MI MOST ATHLETIC Barb Solum Ike Isaacson LARRY ENGMAN Hot-lips Engman is his name, Was it his horn that gained him fame? Wrestling 3-45 Band 1-2-3-4. BONNIE DEUTSCHLANDER In Bonnie's caption 'twould be rude, Not to mention her pulchritude. Student Council 1-3-45 G.A.A. 1-2g Log-Wilsonian Rep. 1-2-3--ig Pep Club 1-2- 3-43 Y-Teens 1-2-3-43 Wil- sonian Staff 3, Co-editor 4g Quill 8: Scroll 4g German Club, Vice Pres. 2, Secretary If 3: I.R.C. 54 Homecoming Candidate. RAY DEVINE Car minded is Ray DeVine, V V,: Q I' I With engines he gets along fine. A 5, . JOE DEZELAR In the band or on the field, A drum or football he can wield. A Football 3--ig B Football 1-23 Track 13 Gymnastics 2- 5-4g Pep Club 4g Hi-Y 15 Band 2-3-4. GEORGE DINSMORE At taking pictures he's a Eihiz, He keeps Kodak in the iz. Wrestling 3g Hi-Y 3g Hi-C 1-2-3: Log Staff 3-4g Wil- sonian Staff 3-fig Quill 8: Scroll 3-4. RUSS ENGREN He'd study hard through any din, And who'l1 forget the Engren grin? KEN EWALD When through their defense Ewald tears, The other team can say its prayers. B Football 1-2g A Football 3-4g Baseball, Mgr. 34 Wres- tling 3-4g Hi-Y 2-3-4. 'e':..N..,. A Qr. t : t x-it Lil i th JV. gf x..- if . if , .... if S, gg 'N' i nt EM of 1: f'Ee lid L' nfs S SANDRA FLEMING Her carefree step and cheer- ful smile, Make her a girl you cannot rile. Pep Club 2g On-The-job 4. A ROGER FLETCHER K When first he walked into K ' the school, He asked, , ' A Where is the swimming - 3' ,Ll pool ? V , V ' kv Track 2-3g Cross Country 2- ,,5y,5:l - I 9 5 fe 5 ..3,-Lfiifff ti 1 , fy, I 1 Ziggy . LI Z ft iil s'if'. R 'Q' BARBARA FORSBERG At homeroom time in 2 01 Barb had a smile for every: one, G.A.A. 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-4g F.H.A. 45 Office- Guidance Staff 5-4g Y-Teens 1-2-3-4. LLOYD FLINT He came to Wilson from White Bear, A friendly smile with us held share. PAM FERLAS Charming ways and ready smile, Get her number on that dial. I.R.C. 35 G.A.A. 2-3g Pep Club 2-3g On-The-job 4g Art Club 2g Sno-Queen Can- didate Sg Homecoming Can- didate. MOST TALENTED Lynne Coffman Tim McManus LENORA FOSTER Lenora is a girl so rare, She always did more than her share. G.A.A. 1-2-3-4g Key Club 35 Latin Club lg Library Staff 2g jr. Red Cross 33 Wil- sonian Staff 4g Quill 8: Scroll 4. YVONNE GODBOUT LOIS FOX To everyone she was a friend, She always had a hand to lend. GAYLE GRAFF A helpful girl is Miss Gayle Graff, She'd do a task just for a laugh. G.A.A. 1-2g Pep Club 1-21 F.H.A. 1-2-55 Office-Guid- ance Staff 5g On-The-job 4. we R .X JIM GERLICH He sinks the ball to make a score, He likes to hear his fans roar. B Football 1-23 A Football 3-4g A Basketball 5-45 B Hockey 1-2g Golf 3-4g l.R.C. 3-4g Log-Wilsonian Alt. 1-2- 5-4g Pep Club 43 F.T.A. 33 Hi-Y 43 Wilsonian Staff 3-4g Quill 81 Scroll 4. BIARK GONTAREK He is sure to make his mark, When on life's road he does embark. Baseball 4. CAROL GALLATIN She never failed to do her best, For living Carol has a zest. Pep Club 2-3-4g F.H.A. 25 A Choir 45 Y-Teens 1-2-3-4. 'RQ-S-f A prettier girl we've never seen, That's why we chose her Homecoming Queen. Student Council 4g G.A.A. 1-2-4g Log-XVilsonian Rep. 1-2-3-4g Pep Club 1-2-3-45 F.H.A. 1-3-4, Sec. 2g Office- Guidance Staff 4g Y-Teens 1-2-3-4g Homecoming Queen. KATHLEEN GRAHAM A studious girl is Kathleen, Lively crowds are where she's seen. F.H.A. 13 Y-Teens 53 On- The-Job 43 jr. Red Cross 3. 13 KURT HAAS He's athletic and handsome too, There's very little he can't do. A Football 3-43 B Football 1-2, A Hockey 2-3-4g B Hockey lg Baseball 13 Stu- dent Council 1-2, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 I.R.C. 4g Pep Club 4g F.T.A. 3-4g Hi-Y 2-4, V. Pres. 55 Class Pres. 3. STEVE HANSEN To greatness Steve Hansen aspires, His mind will gain him his desires. I.R.C. 3-4, Latin Club 3-4, F.T.A. 5-4. SANDY HAMMINK If things go wrong, just call on Sandy, A helpful girl, she's always handy CUTEST INDIVIDUALS Janice Ostermann Roger Rucci Pep Club 2-3-4, YTeens 2 JANET HAVEN When janet bounds into the room, You know hilarity will boom. G.A.A. 1-25 Log-Wilsonian Alt. 4g Pep Club 1-2-3-45 F.H.A. 1-2, Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Twirlers 2-3-4g German Club 5-4g Wilsonian Staff 4g Homecoming Candidate. GARY HEPOLA A prosperous future waits for Gary, When fortune calls he will not tarry. Student Council 2, Hi-Y 1, jr. Red Cross 1. S NANCY HELBERG The guy who likes things extra fancy, Will take a second look at Nancy. A Cheerleader 5-4, B Cheer- leader 2, Student Council lg G.A.A. 1-2-3g Pep Club 1-2- 5-49 E.H.A. lg Y-Teens 1-3- 4, Pres. 2, Steering Com. 4. BETTY HINZ A happy girl is our Miss Hinz, As much as her ring, Betty shines. Office-Guidance Staff 5-4. JOHN HOCHSCHIELDT Now, girls, to you did it ever occur, That john's bash- fulness is just a lure? Baseball 2-3-4, Student Coun- cil 1, Pep Club, V. Pres. 4, Hi-Y 4. HAROLD ISAACSON Purposeful stride and great big grin, His friendliness is genuine. A Football 2-3-4, B Football 1, A Basketball 3-4, B Bas- ketball 1-2, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Home- coming Candidate. GARY HOVLAND His classroom conduct will suffice, But he's a terror on the ice. A Hockey 3-4, B Hockey 1-2, Tennis 3-4, Baseball 1, Cross Country 4, Pep Club 4, Hi-Y 3, Sec. 4. CAROL INGELBRETSON She's not so shy, we must contend, She just has home- work to attend. Office-Guidance Staff 4. .nv 1' MICHAEL HORTON When Michael Horton isn't courtin', His athletic letters he is sortin'. A Football 2-3, Capt. 4, B Football 1, A Hockey 3-4, B Hockey 1-2, l.R.C. 3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 4, Hi-Y 2-3, V. Pres. 4, Band 1-2-3, Pres. 4, Class Treas. 3-4, Sno-King Candi- date 3, Homecoming Candi- date. GENE HUSNICK Gene Husnick is some guy to know, At times he is a one man show. A Football 4. F! . ,gg A, xmas it JIM IVERSON Jim Iverson is in the swim, It seems that pools were made for him. Tennis 1, Swimming 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y 3-4, Wilsonian Staff 3-4, Quill 8: Scroll 4. 'I5 TOM JASTROW Tom jastrow is a quiet guy, Until the teacher goes bye bye. Cross Country 23 Stage Crew 4. af' PHYLIS JENKINS This cheerleader kept fans agog, And put together this year's Log. A Cheerleader 3-43 B Cheer- leader 23 Student Council 2-33 I.R.C. 5-43 G.A.A. 1-2- 3-43 Girl's County 33 Log- Wilsonian Alt. 1-2-3-43 Latin Club 2-3-43 Pep Club 1-4, Sec 2-33 W Club 4g Y-Teens 2, Sec 1-3, V. Pres 4g F.T.A. 3, Treas. 43 Log Staff 3, Co- editor 43 Band 1-2-3, Sec 43 Homecoming Candidate. JAN JOHNSON She'd join all clubs and could not wait, To get in and par- ticipate. I.R.C. 3-43 Pep Club 3-43 Office-Guidance Staff 1-2 3 Y-Teens 1-2-3-43 F.T.A. 43 Jr. Red Cross 2-3-4. V .A. ,V.. , l 4 3 3 T in ey , BLAINE JOSEPH This year Wilsonites wel- comed Blaine, His friend- liness will never wane. Track 4g Cross Country 4. SHARON JENSEN An ever ready flashing smile, Never does go out of style. Office-Guidance Staff 5. NEATEST FIGURE - BEST PHYSIQUE Yvonne Godbout Don Torgerson X .7 r,..f' --ff' PAMELA JOHNSON Her friendliness she'l1 al- ways share, This girl is one beyond compare. G.A.A. 1-23 Pep Club 1-2-3g F.H.A. 1-2-35 On-The-Job 43 jr. Red Cross 1-2. RENEE JURGENSEN Renee has always been a wit, And won't slow down one little bit. I.R.C. 3-43 G.A.A. 23 Y- Teens 5-43 Library Staff 2. . E T DIANE KAMMERER Did you hear that golden note, Eminating from her throat? G.A.A. 1-23 Pep Club 2-33 Y-Teens 2-39 A Choir 2-3-4g B Choir 1. 'v-ur KATHLEEN KRUEGER A pretty, but quiet, girl is Kathleen, She may not be heard, but sure is seen. TOM KLARKOWSKI He'l1 do things o t h e r s wouldn't dare, Remember when he cut his hair? A Football 4g Baseball 4. p GLEN KNIPPENBERG To Glen we all wish lots of luck, He's stopped many a hockey puck. A Hockey 3-4, B Hockey 1-25 Track lg Baseball 2-3-45 Cross Country 2-3, Home- coming Candidate. DIANE KENOPS Dianels full of pep and fun, A laugh and a Hi! for everyone. B Cheerleader 25 I.R.C. 3-45 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1- 2-3-4, W Club 45 Y-Teens 1-2-5-43 F.T.A. 3, V. Pres 43 jr. Red Cross 1-2-35 Log Staff 43 Band 1-2-3, Treas. 4. wg Q X 145.1 -C4 'I 5-N33 - f ci f- ,N if 5 'K A m JK. ELAINE KLUG One mania she can't appease Is joining all activities. B Cheerleader 2g I.R.C 3 Kanteen Com. 35 G.A.A 1 2-3-4, Latin Club 4g ep Club 1-2-3-43 Office-Guxd ance Staff 35 Y-Teens 34 Pres. 1, V. Pres. 2, F.TA 3-45 Jr. Red Cross lg Log Staff 3-49 Art Club 1-2 A Choir 4. ' ' MARLENE KRUEGER I A A6 U, tr. . . ,...-H .1 ,I fig. ' ,iff It sv., y She is the girl that sets the f pace, And any task she will embrace. Pep Club 2g On-The-job 45 A Choir 3-4. MARY ANN LANG That mischievous girl Mary Ann Lang, Starts the school day with a bang. A Choir 3-4. DORENE LEIBEL A comedienne is our Dorene, Her antics all were unfore- seen. G.A.A. 1-2-3g Pep Club 2-3g Y-Teens 2-35 On-The-job 4. V., CHARLES LINDEEN You always can rely on Chuck, A favor he would never duck. Track 1-2-3, Wrestling 39 Cross Country 2-3. 'K , ' .f if ff.. MARIE LAUER Marie is a girl that we ad- mire, A pretty member of our choir. F.H.A. lg Y-Teens lg Art Club 1g A Choir 2-3-4. GARY LEWIS A member of the swimming team, Scholastically, he,s Wilson's cream. B Football 2g Tennis 1-2-3- 4g Swimming 1-2-3-4g Stu- dent Council 2g Boy's State 3. LINDA LARSON She keeps pace with fashion trends, And has a manner that makes friends. Y-Teens 1-2g Library Staff ,s ts. Ti A - 34 SHARLENE LONGMAN Sharlene Longman had a smile, With friendly ways she could beguile. F.T.A. 4. l X DONNA LOOTS S mil i n g carefree Donna Loots, Many wish they were in her boots. G.A.A. 15 Y-Teens 1. 'fx 'af so XA BIGGEST FLIRTS Jeanne Bunde Junior March MARY McEVOY A small size package, you can see, With king size per- sonality. A Cheerleader 3-45 I.R.C. 45 G.A.A. 1-25 Pep Club 1-2-3- 4g Y-Teens 1-3-4, Treas. 25 Art Club 1-25 Wilsonian Staff 3-45 Quill 84 Scroll 3-45 Homecoming Candidate. ...P LINDA LUNDEEN Always on the go is Miss Lundeen, She'll tackle a task, sight unseen. G.A.A. 1-25 I.R.C. 3-45 Girl's County 35 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Y-Teens 1-3, Sec. 2, Treas. 45 Wilsonian Staff 3-45 Quill 8: Scroll 3-45 Band 15 German Club 2-4, Pres. 35 F.T.A. 35 Class Play 3-4. JOHN McCLURG A friend to all in every class, Was there a test he didn't pass? A Basketball 3-45 B Basket- ball 25 Cross Country 25 Hi-Y 2-3, Chaplain 45 Bowl- ing 15 German Club 3-4. JERRY LORENZEN 'Twas not his size, but love of fun, That won respect from everyone. MAUREEN LYNCH She always had a grin for us Her laughter was spontane OUS. G.A.A. 1-2-35 Library Staff 25 On-The-Job 4. -- 1 4 ,4 is -C 2.. . 3 l WILLIAM MCLEAN His temperament was flecked with mirth, At basketball he proved his worth. B Football 1-25 A Basketball 3-45 B Basketball 1-25 Base- ball 1-2-3-45 Student Council 1-35 Hi-Y 1-2-3-45 Wilsonian Staff 4. TIM MCMANUS As smooth in his wa s As Y the saxophone he plays., B Football 25 Band 1-2-5-4. JON MARKUSON A jaunty smile and bright red hair, jon would do more than his share. B Football 25 Track 25 Hi-Y 45 Homecoming Candidate. GAYLE MAUSETH An animated girl is Gayle, With sprightly ways, she cannot fail. Student Council 1-25 G.A.A. 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 W Club 45 F.H.A. 2-3-45 Y- Teens 1-2-3-45 On-The-job 45 jr. Red Cross 3. CLYDE MARCH Hockey and football won him fame, To lofty goals he sets his aim. A Football 3-45 B Football 1-25 A Hockey 2-4, Captain 35 B Hockey 15 Track 1-2-35 Pep Club 45 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Wilsonian Staff 3-45 Student Council 3-45 Class Pres. 45 Class Play 35 Homecoming King. RON MARSHALL A carefree guy who's liked by all, When he's around we have a ball. B Football Mgr. 25 Wres- tling 3-4. JIM MAETHER His sense of humor will not dim, A friend to everyone was jim. A Hockey 35 B Hockey 1-25 Hi-Y 1-2-3-4. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Mary Lou White Mike Horton MARDELL MENTES The day doesn't begin for Mardell, Until she hears the final bell. Pep Club 25 On-The-Job 4. CAROLE MILLER They say her fortune is her face, Shels a millionairess in that case. Office-Guidance Staff 2-45 A Choir 2-3-4. Z 'if BOB MORGAN He never studied really hard, But outside he was quite a card. A Football 3g B Football 2, Baseball 2-3-43 A Choir 3. RON MILLER The high bar he negotiates, Ron Miller is a guy who rates. B Basketball lg Track 1-2-3- 4g Gymnastics 2-3-4. DON MORDH Weismuller he e m u l a t e s, Don's one of Wilson's swim- ming greats. B Football 1-2g Swimming 1-2-3-4g Latin Club 2. MARIANNE MILLER An active girl is Marianne, Her wardrobe she always likes to plan. l.R.C. 3-43 G.A.A. 1-2-3--4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4g Y-Teens 1-2-3-45 Library Staff 23 German Club 2-3-4. RICHARD MOELLER Though he and homework werer1't too thick, Dick Moeller is a friend who'll stick. A Choir 3-4. DON MUELLER Don M u e I le r, sometimes boisterous, A stimulus to all of us. B Football 2g Wrestling 3-4. JIM NEARY His parting words to high school bore, The question, Which way is the door? Track lg Gymnastics 1-2, Stage Crew 3-4. .: , 'S 9 it - Lf 2 3 .- -asf,- . ,.. , .V nf. , ,L iw DICK NELSON He scores high in basketball, With schoolwork he is on the ball. A Basketball 39 B Basketball 1-2g Track 1-2g Tennis 33 Class Plays 3-4. tsss TOM OLANDER JANICE OSTERMANN KEN NEUMANN This character is far from bland, He always keeps wise- cracks on hand. Track 39 Baseball 45 Wrest- ling 3-4, Jr. Red Cross 43 Cross Country 3-4. Tom's fame at tennis is still growing, He's really got a racquet going. A Football 4g B Basketball lg Tennis 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 4g jr. Red Cross 1-2g Steering Com. 3-4. NANCY NIVA Some things she did were done in jest, Such as passing a rigorous test. Pep Club 2, On-The-Job 4. 'Lx . A BOB NELSON The other Nelson twin is Bob, At sports and books he's on the job. A Basketball 35 B Basketball 1-25 Tennis 1-2-3. WITTIEST John Benysek janet Haven gi , : X - Q . 41 ix cal -fyrl, ,Q ,l 4, 6- 3 ,G ,Q Miss, Ostermann with sunny ways, Brightened up our high school days. I.R.C. 33 G.A.A. 1-2-33 Log- Wilsonian Alt. 1-2-3-4, Latin Club 4g Pep Club 1-2-3-4g F.H.A. 1-2-33 Y-Teens 1-2-3- 4g F.T.A. 3-4g Log Staff 3-4. BARBARA OTTESON A stylish dresser is our Barb, She always wears exquisite garb. Student Council 3g G.A.A. 1-2g Latin Club 2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-5-45 Y-Teens 1-2-4, V., Pres. SQ Quill 81 Scroll 53 B Choir 1. RENNIE PALMER This ballerina on her toes, Can't keep count of all her beaus. Latin Club 2, Sec. 33 F.T.A. s , RON PIPER Easy to please is Ronald Piper, When things go wrong he's not a griper. Bowling 1-2-3-4g A Choir 1-2g B Choir 3-4. 3g Art Club 1-2-5-4. DON PETERSON Don is always lots of fun, And is a friend to everyone. Track 1: Cross Country 1-2g Swimming 1-3-4. DOUGLAS PALBIER I wrote the captions just for you, Don't beat me till I'm black and blue. Latin Club 25 F.T.A. 3-43 Log Staff 4g Art Club 1-3-43 Xvilsonian Staff 5-4. DEAN PEARSON He went to Israel for a year But finally graduated here I 1,. I :f i px ' I .X KEN PITZL He makes a gallon go so far, For love keeps mileage off his car. B Football lg A Choir 3. 'Fad 1 DIANNE POJAR Although she sang in Wil- -' f son's Choir, At times she can be a ball of fire. Pep Club 4g Jr. Red Cross 2-3-43 A Choir 2-3-4, B Choir 1. DOUG RAMSETH Doug is one you can look up to, But he will not look down on you. A Basketball 5-4g B Basket- ball 1-2g Track 1-23 Baseball 4g Cross Country 1-2g Stu- dent Council 1-3g Pep Club 4g Hi-Y 3, Treas. 45 Color Guard 4g Homecoming Can- didate. Y ASW... j .., X . in Mn-...,, MIKE REASONER His mind is working over- time, The ladder to success he'll climb. B Football lg B Basketball 25 Golf 1-2g Tennis 35 I.R.C. 3, Pres. 4g F.T.A. 3-45 Bowling lg Class Plays 3-4. W' 1 . .I M ' me CHERYL RAAS Cheryl Raas, whois liked by allg Would not permit her grades to fall. I.R.C. 3g G.A.A. 1-25 Pep Club 2-3-4g F.H.A. 1-2-3-45 Y- Teens 2g Jr. Red Cross 3g Art Club 4. TERRY RATHS He's noted for his artistry, The beauty of things he could see. Wrestling 3g Art Club 2-3. ROY PROUE Two admirable assets has Bill Proue, His golfing skill and knowledge too. Golf 1-2-3-4. KEITH REITER Two years ago Keith Reiter came, And for himself he's made a name. Art Club 3. JUDY RISTINE The thing she carries every- place, Is the smile upon her face. G.A.A. l-25 Pep Club 2-3g Library Staff 2-35 On-The- job 4. 'X MOST UNPREDICTABLE Dianne Pojar Paul Barg fi if X HELEN SCHEERZ Success will come to Helen Scheerz, As her goal she fin- ally nears. On-The-job 4, 'nf 4 CHRISTINE ROEHL Nice to know was Christine Roehl, She had friendliness to dole. G,A.A. lg Y-Teens 1-23 jr. Red Cross -i. is DARYL RUNION Daryl is on our swimming team, At schoolwork he is on the beam. A Football 2g B Football lg B Basketball lg Swimming 2-3-4g Student Council 3-45 Log-Wfilsonian Alt. l-2-3-4g Hi-C l-2-5-4g Steering Com. 31 Homecoming Candidateg I.R.C. 4. X -F'-, 1 'if:'ijQfiE., , .. fl ffl , I 'iil 5 at ' in . P901 LAURA RISTINE An all around girl is Miss Ristine, At all activities she's seen. I.R.C. 3-45 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4g Log-Wfilsonian Alt. 1-2-3-4g Pep Club l-2-3-45 Horizon Club 2-5-4g Office-Guidance Staff 55 Y-Teens 3-4g jr, Red Cross 2-3-4. ROGER RUCCI He always had a laugh for all, And Roger really could play ball. B Football 2g B Basketball 1-23 Baseball l-2g Gymnas- tics 5-45 Student Council 25 A Choir 4g Band 1. A KATHY SEVCIK A pleasant girl is Mis Sevcik, 'Tis friendliness tha makes her tick. Pep Club lg Library Staf 3-4. S I f 25 RICK SIMMONS Rick Simmons is a handsome guy, With many talents he can ply. B Basketball 15 Track 15 Cross Country 1. HUGH SNEE Someone to know is Mr. Snee, Good humor was his fs policy. Gymnastics 1-2-4. BARB SOLUM One of Wi1son's busy bees, She joined most all activities. I.R.C. 3-4g G.A.A. 1-2-3-4g Key Club 35 Pep Club 1-2-4, Vice Pres. 3g W Club 4g Y-Teens 2-4g Treas. 1, Pres. 3g F.T.A. 4g Log Staff 3-4g Band 1-2g Twirler 2-3-43 Homecoming Candidate. SUSAN TESTER Likeable Miss Susan Tester, She made blue Mondays pleasanter. A Choir 3-4. KIRK THOREN You always can depend on Kirk, His duties he would never shirk. B Football 1-2g Track 3-4, Tennis 1-2g Cross Country 49 Swimming 1-2-3-4g I.R.C. 33 Pep Club 4g F.T.A. 3: Hi-Y 1-2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4g jr. Red Cross 1-2. DICK SMITH Dick Smith is one you'd never see, Standing around idly. Track 2g Swimming 3g Hi- C 1-2-3-43 Philosophy Club 3. 1 J, ,-, V J: ,W- GARY THRON Success will come to Gary Thron, When he goes out on his own. B Hockey 2, Track 1, jr. Red Cross 1-2-3. DON TORGERSON A hockey game this guy can play, He won't let his hair get in his way. A Hockey 2-3-4g B Hockey lg Baseball fig Cross Coun- try 2. FRIENDLIEST john McC1urg Linda Lundeen PAUL VORWERK Wide awake is Paul Vor- werk, An early morning class he'd perk. Swimming 1-2-45 Stage Crew 4. 'Q-nu., SANDY VARCHMINN On-The-job Miss Varchminn took, She always had a bright outlook. Pep Club 2g Office-Guidance Staff 3g On-The-job 4g Jr. Red Cross 1-2-5g Art Club 1. JOE VIDAL A happy one is joe Vidal His smile's almost perpetual Track 5g Gymnastics 5. 9 JOHN UEBEL A Happy-Go-Lucky guy was john, But one you could de- pend upon. Track 2g Cross Country 2g Swimming 2-5-4g Art Club 2. Sa WAYNE VEUM For no one Mr. Veum waits, When his mind accelerates. B Basketball lg Wrestling 3-45 Cross Country 2g Art Club 1. ,uw CHARLOTTE WACHS A carefree girl is Charlotte W a c h s, She packs her troubles in a box. F.H.A. 1-23 Horizon Club 3-4g Library Staff 2-5g On- The-job 4. 27 BONITA WEBSTER Bonnie's everybody's girl, She'd keep the classrooms in a whirl. G.A.A. 2-35 Latin Club 2-3- 45 Pep Club 2-3-45 F.H.A. 25 Y-Teens 2-3, Pres. 45 Steering Com. 4. all BARB WRIGHT An ambitious girl is Bar- bara Wright, On high goals she sets her sight. Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Office- Guidance Staff 33 On-The- Job 4. 3, j L ':'..' ' MQ' I ft'-tk :gig w 1 A.. . '.,,. . 5 A W 5'-te lil li .- M E M N t 'Sk . 1 , . .SQL , tr,i,r . PAT WIEDL at Wiedl's humor does P abound, She's always nice to have around. Pep Club 25 On-The-job 4. v 'ri if CHUCK WOODBURY Chuck excelled athletically, His manner made friends readily. A Football 2-3, Capt. 45 B Football 15 B Basketball 25 Track 1-2-3-45 Wrestling 4, Capt. 35 Student Council 1- 2-45 I.R.C. 35 Boy's State 3g Hi-Y 1-2-45 German Club 3-4. PENNY WITHAM Responsive is Miss Penny Witham, She always main- tained classroom rhythm. G.A.A. 1-25 Pep Club 1-2-35 Y-Teens'1-25 A Choir 25 B Choir 15 German Club 3-4. MARY LOU WHITE Mary Lou led Wilson's cheers, Her vocal chords are torn she fears. A Cheerleader 3-45 B Cheer- leader 25 Student Council 2-3, V. Pres. 45 Kanteen Com. 1-2-35 Pep Club 1-2-3- 45 Y-Teens 1-2-3-4g F.T.A. 3-45 German Club 4, V. Pres. 35 Log Staff 3, Co-editor 4g I.R.C. 3-45 Steering Com. 3. WAYNE YONEKAWA If Wayne didn't get the highest mark, Even more effort it would spark. A Football 2-3-45 B Football 15 A Basketball Mgr. 3-45 Track 1-25 Wrestling 3-45 I.R.C. 3-45 Boy's State 35 Log Staff 3-45 Wilsonian Staff 3-45 Color Guard 45 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Class V. Pres. 3-4. PAT YOUREMAN A shy but friendly girl is Pat, We wish we knew more girls like that. On-The-Job 4. l 4 'S I i Xi. JACK ZECHMANN RANDY ZIEHL You want I should read Randy's talented in art, He's Gulliver? He asked to one from whom we hate to gt shock Miss Gallagher. part. - I ' 1. Gymnastics 2-3-4. B Basketball 1-2g Track 1-2g Am Hi-Y 5g Art Club 4. SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE RENEE ZAREMBINSKI R e n e e practiced sincerity, Which won her popularity. Student Council 45 I.R.C. 3: G.A.A. 2-3, Log-Wilsonian Rep. 1-2-3-45 Key Club 53 Pep Club 1-2-5-4g Horizon Club 5, Pres. 4, Y-Teens 1- 2-3-45 jr. Red Cross 2-5-43 Art Club 1-2-3g Wilsonian Staff 33 A Choir 4. SEATED - CL to RJ Wayne Yonekawa, Vice Pres, Norma Berry, Sec, Clyde March, Presg Mike Horton, Treas. ROW 1 - Mr. Berendt, Nancy Helberg, Bonnie Webster, Jeanne Bunde, Bonnie Deutschlander, Kurt Haas, Yvonne Godbout. ROW 2 - john Hochschieldt, Chuck Woodbury, John McClurg, Tom Olander, Carol Gallatin, Renee Zarembinski. I I time Wilson had a Sno-Day which was filled with fun and frolic. The freshmen eagerly searched for that S510 treasure and three freshmen girls found it. The first high school dances of the year were eagerly attended by the freshmen. XX'hen we first got our report cards, we realized that high school was not all fun but that hard work was necessary. That year we were graded by quartile rank. As sophomores we felt wise in the ways of Wilson. Now we had priority over those gullible freshmen. In w r w 30 MEMCRIES The things we did, the events we planned, and the activities we participated in were all a part of our high school days at Wilson. When we recall these instances, certain things seem to project more than others. In our first year at Wilson the kind advice and help- ful suggestions of the upper classmen were greatly appreciated by the gullible freshmen. Many a boy can recall being helpfully assisted to a cold, wet shower in gym class. As freshmen we eagerly entered in to the extra-curricular activities. The boys eagerly joined B-squad teams to gain experience in preparation for the A-squads. The girls joined the G.A.A. and Pep Club to cheer the boys on. We will never forget that football game against Johnson when we won 32 to 26. It was our first Homecoming victory in many years. There were many other firsts that year. For the first the fall the girls practiced and vied for positions on the B-squad cheerleading team. The boys would drag out of bed at 6 in the morning to practice on the B-squad teams. K.O.M.A. was our secret slogan for Homecom- ing but after the game it wasn't a secret any more. Everyone knew then that we had Knocked Out Me- chanic Arts . As sophomores we got our first taste of Shakespeare. In biology dissection processes were being learned at the expense of those poor little frogs. In our two Sno-Daze the G.A.A. had a chance to show their skill in broomball against the hockey team fwith re- vised rules, of coursej. In our junior year we first met together as a class to plan money-making projects for the junior-Senior Prom. We put on a class play consisting of three one-act melo- dramas. Everyone took part in some way, even if they MEMORIES were not acting in She Wfas Only A Farmer's Daughter lor Bessie, The Bandits Beautiful Baby or The Great lWestern Melodrama . We ordered our class rings early and got them at Christmas. We broke the tradition and jchose oval rings. Who will ever forget winning both jthe city and district championships in basketball? That lyear Mr. Fitzharris, everybody's favorite teacher, sud- jdenly passed away. W'e all learned that classroom learn- .ing was fun with Fitz. With the A-B-C marking system, ,competition for those A's was just plain rough. The 'year ended in a Polynesian Paradise at the North Star Ballroom. juniors and seniors danced around a fountain 'filled with orchids from Hawaii. J X, rl K t I 7 A ,V N , , i f ' I X T - V I 4 as t S M i . ' P B 'I ps, T fa' - ' .i fm T 1- '3 eeg 131, if :K j LL - 4 A79 . K 1 A '. .. . vi iifi. f E V? K 'Fx ry K ig im J' up 4 a Shakespearian play. The Senior Class presented the T lay, The Taming of the Shrew. Everyone was busy aking those final plans for after graduation. For those lanning to attend college, a special day- was set aside or talk with the counselors from many colleges and universities. Among the many things learned by the seniors that year was to follow up and get the back- round of all current affairs. After a year of planning nd saving, the trip to Wfashington was a big success md enjoyed by all who went. Remembering all the Jlanning for the Prom in our junior year, it was a Jleasure to have this year's juniors plan it in our honor. Jn Senior Honor Day the seniors were rewarded for jheir achievements in high school. To the strains of 'Pomp and Circumstance our high school days were rnded. When we received our high school diplomas this xecame a firm realization. . ..'. if W a 'H if 'P 'Sz 0 63 111' Y is ll I 5 l This was our last year and who would ever have thought it could come so fast. Vife exchanged pictures and studied hard in a final attempt to raise grades. The seniors also became very active at activities, knowing it was their last year. Can we girls ever forget when the boys invaded the Pep Club? We Wrung Out Wash in our Homecoming game, 33 to 6. However, this wasn't our only victory! For the first time in our his- tory, Wfilson became the city football champs. Another first in the history of Wilson was the presentation of 'sir' 3 - l we , 2 - W-,.,f ' A tue - - '-rat'-A 5 ' , A . is 'f f H ' -451 'wil V. up ,.+h:.j, bv L5 3 ' g AQ, , -vi. KY . 3 ,Qtr I r nl' if 'sf f A 4' s t , ' Q.. ff .fl s , . L ' ' .. . ' . f ' . H T' m71?.i' 1212, fggw as fwwf ,L Q 1 -,f,- 1 1 , ' .F -Vi 1 '-l1'1iIr no ,357 K .iwjw 31 I ' nun 'Roll The Wilson High School HONOR ROLL is com- posed of the top 2570 of the Senior Class based on their first three and one-half years of school. 1. 2.5 2.5 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.5 11.5 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21.5 21.5 23.5 Gary Lewis Norma Berry Dwight Colby Roy Proue Bonnie Deutschlander Thomas Olander Phylis Jenkins Russell Engren Steven Hansen Richard Bazarnic Barbara Otteson Linda Lundeen Mary McEvoy John McClurg Janice Johnson Steven Billings Charles Woodbury Rosemary Clink Wayne Yonekawa Kathleen Bauman Richard Nelson Wayne Veum Renee Zarembinski 23.5 25. 26. 28. 28. 28. 31. 31. 31. 33.5 33.5 36. 36. 36. 39. 39. 39. 41. 42. 43. 45. 45. 45. John Hochschieldt Allen Beck James Brezovec Douglas Ramseth Daryl Runion Pamela Ferlas Elaine Klug Lawrence Engman Robert Bowman Richard Bunde Bonita Webster Michael Reasoner Thomas Blanck Robert Nelson Mary Bursell William McLean Carol Anderson Lynne Coffman Carol Gallatin Blaine joseph Michael Horton Laura Ristine Gayle Graff CLASSES p 'S-wil? 1713 WM: JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE SEATED - CL to RJ Joanie Boyum, Sec, John Borgstrom, Vice Pres, Doug Scheunemann, Pres, Steven Petro, Treas. ROW 1 -- Mr. Cameron, Torry Thoren, Bev Oss, Mary Forbord, Don Bollinger, Janet Snyder, Judy John- son. ROW 2 - Georgia Gese, Pam Hendricks, Janet Nelson, Beth Smith, Diane Uhlendorf, Mary Jo Robinson. ROW 3 - Kathy Arndt, George Woodbury, Ted Nelson, Dick Stach, Dan Hopkins, Jeanne LaBarre. HOMEROOM 4 ROW 1 - CL to RJ Mr. MacKinney, Janet Snyder, James Chapman, John Kohler, Joan Boyum, Mary Kay Nelson, Gloria Diaz, Roy Kochsiek. ROW 2 - Jane Hamann, Mark Christopherson, Ray LeBow, Tim O'Connor, Janet Nelson, Diane Kothe, Judy Philipson. ROW 5 - Angela Klismith, Al Ducla, Arnold Lund, Pauline Glenn, James Wagner, Ron Schwarten, Joe Haupt. ROW 4 - Jerry Berreth, Len Hardwick, Joe Gatto, Dale Dohman, Dan Hopkins, Layne Vinje, Wayne Becker. gn Q 5 'Y vas. - Y QV 4X A Q :?3l , ' 1 -lf 1, , , f HOMEROOM 10 ROW 1 - CL to RJ Mr. Morris, Rick Alford, Karen Snyder, Mary Mitchell, Judy Maurer, Charlotte Hesley, Jeanine Stage. ROW 2 - Kathy Arndt, Cheryl Krause, Joan DeLestry, Helen Kuyper, Beverly Oss, Mary Markuson. ROXV 5 - Terry Beebe, George W'oodbury, Dale Bartlett, Sidney Roberts, Timothy Hartman, Lynn Doughman, Gary Kerkow, John Borgstrom. ROW 4 - Mark Jacobson, Larry Foster, Terry Belisle, Len Kijenski, Joel Pilgrim, Jim Neubauer, David Mayer. F4 leg fit Junior Class 3511 Cfficerss Joan Boyum, sec. Doug Scheunemann, pres. John Borgstrom, treas. Steven Petro, vice-pres. Q O lf I sbs HOMEROOM 15 ROW 1 - fl, to RJ Mr. Benepe, Nick Toensing, Mary Muehlegger, Janice Holman, Charles Kueffer, Torry Thoren. ROW' 2 - Mary Forhortl, Jean Hasslen, Diane Ashton, Janet Quarn, Diane Gates, Judy Rousseau. ROW 5 - Bill Gutz, Steve Bakke, Richard Hoogheem, John Gallo, Brenda Moltumyr. ROW' 4--- Janice Nelson, Richard Puttin, Joe Pittman, Walter Theis, Arlene Allen, Rochelle Ortt. . - Q 1. L 'L 'l , 5 B t,.w ' ' ' ' 3' ,,, 9?-M, M' f 1 22-fgz' 7' - wif'-, L if -- 'L in R ,M .. .. .X VA . . 5' fe- r ' xy' ., I 9'-'Q . 1' ' -Who ' it K 53 'T-N G' HOMEROOM 25 ROW 1 - CL.to RJ Mr. Christensen, Fran Dorner, Don Bollinger, Yvonne Liston, jim Pharmer, Kaye Forbord. ROW 2 HM Gail Anderson, Bob Ammann, Woody johnson, David Steinhoff, MaryAnn Danielson, Rosemary Hinz. ROW 3 - Mike Herbert, Tim Reasoner, jim Maanum, Jeanne LaBarre, john Loy, Darrel Hutmaker. ROW 4 - Larry Enerson, Gary Alexander, Gary Berglund, john Vick, Greg Hirsch, Larry Gits, Steve Benesch. Juniors outline stage decorations for Snow-Daze assembly. HOMEROOM 107 ROW 1 - CL to RJ Mr. Ferris, Diane Heins, Nancy Trulson, Karen Becklund, Pat Stiles, janet Link, Michaelene Lynch, Georgia Gese. ROW 2 - Dan Ryan, Judy johnson, Wayne Lindquist, john Gilmore, Ted Steiner, Richard Carlson, jean johnson. ROW 3 - Terry Howard, LeeAnn Hansen, Jane Larson, Dennis Mathis, Harold Scheerz, Thomas Evans, Dick Williams. ROW 4 - Roger Flint, Doug Devine, jack Christenson, Paul Nick, Ted Nelson, Ronald Katzenmaier, Mary Bowman, Larry Farber. XF ii '79 lam-s-an A HOMEROOM 1 I0 ROW' 1 - QL to RJ Sharon Olson, Diedre Benson, Kathleen Boltman, Sharon Villa, Susan Sipprell, joe Lalwey. ROW Z - Miss Young, john Neary, Larry Rudenick, Cheryl Holcomb, janet Goehle, Diane Uhlendorf, Elaine Boysel. ROW 3 - Gary Bollinger, Barclay Anderson, Bill XVelke, Dennis Clark, Dave Hyden, Dennis Hender- son. ROW 4 - Gary Kamrath, Terry Kringen, Dick Stach, George Dox, Doug Scheunemann, Robert Doerr. A junior class project was selling jewelry. jean Hasslen and janice Nelson admire the pin purchased by Mike Herbert. HOMEROOM 206 ROW 1 - QL to RJ Mr. DeLaitsch, Harriet Lockert, Dolores Yarbrough, Sandy Brown, jim Filiowich, Robin Fratt, Naomi Ashton. ROW 2 - Sandy Stern, Dale Charboneau, Tom Reilly, Marvin Truhler, Virginia Lawson, Dorette Stickney. ROW 3 - Gayle Hepola, Maryjo Robinson, Tom Mattson, Carol Andrasko, Beth Smith, Mary Lou Gunderson, Vivian Weeks. ROW 4 - jerry Pizzella, Tom Sager, john Klammer, Steve Roerig, Steve Lockwood, Dave Helberg, Charley johnson. H -- ,M K r 'Q MD? r if as Q' we , ,Whig I1 F1-if HOMEROOM 301 ROW 1 - CL to RJ Bette Bielenberg, JoAnn Arnold, Richard Hirsch, Mary Beth Wallden, Pam Hendricks, Diane McGee. ROW 2 - Miss Arbes, Steve Petro, Vicky Morris, Bonnie Knutson, Charlotte Hansen, Mary Klein, Bob Volling. ROW 5 - james Spawn, Bob Vorwerk, jon Delonker, Clifton Bloomer, Barb Bailey, joan Fried- lander, james Domian. ROW 4 - joel Hasslen, Dave Chopskie, james Miller, Milton Ericksen, Dwight St. john, Paul Ambourn. CLASS OF 1965 ROW 1 -- CL to RJ Mr. Cameron, Tom Nickles, Richard Mours, Robert Sipprell, Luana Lee, LaVonne Schultz, Judy Anderson. ROW 2 -- Bill Thunstrom, Judy Morehead, Larry Awsumb, Linda Robinson, Mary Effenberger, Cathy Christenson, Barbara jungk. ROW 3 - Jim Heiners, jerry Garlock, Walter Torning, Fred Dick, Richard Duda, Susan Schweda, Mary Kornmann, Bob Roy. ROW 4 - Larry johnson, Brent Collins, Larry Harren, Tom Gates, Mike Wirrer, Doug Richards, Dan Snelson. Worn - il : ,MY .V ,M Sophomores lined up for the square needle treatment during the Manitoux tests in November. wifi, HOMEROOM 106 K' D ' Stiles Bob Forbord Earl Nadeau Tom Carlson Carl Olson, Mike Marku- ROW 1 - CL to RJ Mr. ise, ennis , , , , son, Mike Ryan. ROW 2 - Linda Ammann, Rosalie Moellerman, Nancy Krueger, Verdan Goodyear, Sandy Johnson, Kathy Anderson, Rene Delsing, Kathy Knapp. ROW 3 - Gretchen Bakke, Lois Gerlich, Mary Mueller, Sigmund Lygre, Richard Steinke, Ray Madline, Sharon Johnson, Joan Gehrke, Bonnie Moore. ROW 4 - Judy Sweitzer, Dennis Collins, Don Livingston, JoAnne Jensen, Jon Raths, Jim Martin, Susan Skepper, Judy Leskela, Bob Husnick. HOMEROOM 208 ROW 1 - CL to RJ Mr. Carlson, Janine Clark, Carol Olmschenk, Sandy Link, Lynda Stern, Liz Thompson, Gloria Inglebret, Mary O'Donnell. ROW 2 - Janis Kolar, Jean Swinland, Charles Kabitz, Rich Pahl, Tom Mitchell, Bill Englehart, Ted Picha, Rose Ristine. ROW 3 - Judy Niemiec, David Johnson, Barb Marshall, Leann Weiss, Lynda Carlson, Nancy Steiner, Dennis Raasch. ROW 4 -- Gary Carlson, Tom Scanlon, Gary Barnum, Tom Hodgin, Greg Ward, Joe Diaz, Bruce Hausauer, Ken Lent. 3 G14 gd 1 xx K it t.t ,. T 1 . . E , fN, QA ,fm 1:5-.?' W me J' Q13 -la if E7 l K, X- 1 I 4,1 , 1 X G' ii is g My e ' fe , , 2 2-P-4 ,J , rr 3 l x w H U W fl! if 32. .x 5 'E IV' J I at 1.1. o HOMEROOM 302 ROW 1 - CI. to RD Mrs. Stevens, Pat Yonekawa, Betty Lindner, Keithe Hofeld, Nancy Olson, Mimi Edworthy. ROXV 2 - Don Boyd, Mary Cropsey, Karen jordan, Christy Leske, Michelle Beaudet, Micky Naumann. ROW 5 - Robert Anfang, Susie Gallatin, Donna Bakken, Richard Flug, Michael Morgen, Dorothy Olson, Kathleen Wiesner. ROW 4 - David Kenops, David Lowe, Dorothy Fair, Greg Ellsworth, Karen Lundeen, Gloria Mandell. Sophomore biology students perform a delicate dissection. HOMEROOM 303 ROW 1 - QL to RJ Miss Fay, john Wall, Miriam Butler, Gloria Lentsch, Maureen Cieminski, Mary Herther, Virginia Dupaul, Vicki Sundberg. ROW 2 - Jim Reilly, Sue johnson, JoAnn Wyman, Linda Hoit, Carol Hid- ding, Charlotte Townsend, Bernd Kirschner. ROW 5 - Judy Connor, Dorothy Grundhauser, Maureen Hoke, Ivy Spoolhoff, Maxine Gries, Diane Schueler, Peter Koegel, john DeVine. ROW 4 - Howard Young, Mike Christenson, Dave Morgan, Ronald Jannicke, Clyde Ketcham, Bill Sandberg, Vince Moeller, Eugene Lindstrom, Herb Piper. !1.,r.z, HOMEROOM 304 ROW 1 - CL to RJ Mr. Kappus, Sue Dena, Sandra Tjomsland, Marylynn King, Diane Smith, Claude Brist, Mary Ashton. ROW 2 - Bob Lewis, Tim Kowalski, Ricky Fox, Christina Hernandez, Sue Aamodt, Diana Moss- brugger, Helen Cherry. ROW 3 - Darlene Birr, Corlyss Hanson, Carol Flaherty, Sally McKay, Tom Prinz, joyel Kupietz, Pat Nikituk. ROW 4 - jim Kammerer, Paul Solum, Bob Manteuffel, Gary Syvertsen, Thomas Roehl, Jim Kolar, joe Maurer. Homeroom 305 captured the United Fund trophy with a contribution of 315.841 HOMEROOM 305 ROW 1 - fl. to RD Mr. Strang, Janice Weinert, Marian Warnest, Judy Fredericksen, Iilona Rybchenko, Linda Carpenter, Sandy Mueller. ROW 2 - Daryl Warden, Roy Pulkrabek, Roxanne Larson, Linda Koalska, Steve Nelson, Pamela Beebe, Polly VanDeventer. ROW 3 -- Sheila Ward, Sandy joseph, Sandy Green, Denny Casey, Dick lfalkowski, Caroline Ristine, Nancy Reed. ROW 4 A jim Kothe, Ken Hoff, Richard Klinkenberg, jim Gutz, Greg johnson, Mark Nerison, Mike Green, Doug Hocking. s . ef , Tk, tm A X HOMEROOM 307 ROW 1 - CL to RJ Mr. Jessen, Byron Turner, Brad Bakke, Mike Wallace, Billy Beck, James Amey, Terry Muck. ROW 2 - Linda Milette, Mary Anderson, Mary Caldie, Ruth Anderson, Esther Pearson, Shirley Klug, Mary Hueller. ROW 3 - Laryssa Tutunnyk, Maureen Keenan, Bonnie Tvvoroski, Nancy Gage, Georgeanne Sabean, Sandy Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Barb Cogger. ROW 4 - Kenneth Wemmer, Darlene Kennelly, Paula Huberty, Tom Rohow, Tom Mathiesen, Paul Gleb, Bob Smith. Conversation buzzes after the 3 o'c1ock bell. HOMEROOM 310 ROW 1 - CL to RJ Mr. Morrison, Richard Germscheid, Darlene Kortz, Carol Ouhl, Janet Larson, Kay Witzke, Dave Mueller, Bill Lindner. ROW 2 - Geri Wynn, Sheila Halverson, Judy Norton, John Iverson, Robert Willenbring, Daryld Strohkirch, Margaret Hanratty. ROW 3 - Sharlet Abbott, Jeanne Andreiko, RoniLee VanSickle, Tim Burgess, Bonnie Arent, Margaret Chermak, Janet Wengarra. ROW 4 - John Domonkos, Mike Gits, Grant Rand, Jim Wenun, Wesley Johanson, Larry Glenn, Dave Anderson, Jerry Putz. X: W4 f' f ' 1 , it K ilk, HOMEROOM 103 ROW 1 - CL to RJ Mr. Kuelbs, Mary Hepola, Bernice Haupt, Gwen Widen, Tom Loeffler, William Witte, Darleen Fletcher. ROW 2 - Phyllis Ramseth, Dennis Raas, Don Carlson, Judy Lonnes, Daniel Ashton, Beatrice Vidal, Diane Olson. ROW 3 - Diane Holle, Pam Grossman, Andrea Cooper, Steve Nelson, Mark Oberg, Terry Rath. ROW 4 - john Simon, Ronald Grossklaus, Richard Schubring, Bjorn Olness, Thomas Moran, Tom Meron, Rick Bloedorn. CLASS OF 1966 ROW 1 - CL to RJ Patty Anderson, Carol Mueller, Judy Wengarra, Kathy Germain, Don jandl, Kathy Tufte. ROW 2 - Arthur Scheunemann, Marjorie Pearson, Michael Schwieder, John Wahlstrand, Suzy Kuehn, Dan Woodbury. ROW 3 - Diane Hidding, Karen Klinkenberg, Linda Hopkins, Gerald Severson, james Svardahl, Pam Ketcham. ROW 4 - john Betz, Patrick VanReese, Bill Shisler, Leslie jungk, Harold Kempka, May- nard Erickson. qv ia ' HOMEROOM ROW 1 - CL to RJ Mr. Sokol, Bob Mitchell, Barbara Korsell Linda Sherman, Suzanne Goldberg. ROW 2 - janet Peters Thomas Kohlman, Judy Volling, Wanda Maas. ROW 3 Terry Johnson Donald Pedersen Perry Bow man, Conrad Wiederhold, Mark Ballis, Alan Boldt. ROW 4 Gerald Berg, Layne Neinstadt Tom Torg.,er son, Renee Smith, Robert Kalway, JoAnn Baltrush, Mary Tennis 955 .: I ,. , .yy HOMEROOM 202 ROW 1 - CL to RJ Mr. Robinson, Jane Esker, Debbie Kenops Wayne Durband Richard Johnson Rosanne Uebel, Billy Brumbaugh. ROW 2 - Sandy Carlson, David Paug.,el Joanne Calton Mary Hyden jean Beyins Nick Ammann. ROW 3 - David Aras, Kenneth Rakotz,jul1e Towle Cheryl Dohman Pat Snelson Pat Drolson ROW 4 - Phil jungwirth, jeffrey Sanburg, Darrell Audett Peter Podulke Marua Turner Steve Ellis 'TJ' ,,.....m ll tl 5-x Rf if Q i Yip l HOMEROOM 205 ROW 1 - CL to RJ Dennis Weldon, Peg Howe, Barb Swintek, Janice Roth, Linda Mathis, James Widerski. ROW 2 - Tim Bollinger, Tom Scott, Rebecca Skagen, Carol Digerness, Cheryl Godbout, Marsha Johnson, Keanne Cameron. ROW 3 - Miss Gallagher, Douglas Turi, Keith Nuechterlein, Richard Willenbring, Tom Nelson, Linda Goon, Sandra Johnson, Richard Olson. ROW fi - Judy DiBerardini, Jack Kiecker, Dan Rivard, l Dale Spoolhoff, Caren Carpenter, Gerald Kreuscher, Mike Hahold. ,Q O, OREANTYKTION W PURP F A sci-noon. msrl Mr. Sokol's bulletin boards help M - make social studies come alive A A for ninth graders. ,wf L.. A se.o st' - 1 , HOMEROOM 207 ROW 1 -- QL to RJ Bruce Truhler, Chuck Ashton, Yvonne Proue, Janice Greschner, Dennis Worwa, Linda Moltumyr, Darwin Whittlef. ROW 2 - Gerald Peterson, Kathy Schmugge, Joyce Ott, Ruth Sherman, Sandra Ashton, Charles Homich, David Jones. ROW 3 - Carl Wettschreck, Paul Nadeau, Cindy Olson, Ellen Anlauf, Robyn Lindholm, Glora Olstead, Susan Krueger. ROW 4 - James Townsend, Jim Anderson, Gary Smith, Wayne Coburn, Steve Hoelscher, Daniel Mayer, Bruce Anderson. 7 X- .r K . A I M1 , ' 3 XJ X W., Q .QW K HOMEROOM 31 1 ROW 1 - CL to RD Wally Arnolcl, Doug Doughman, Willie Bremer, Vicky Constantine, Patty Wallace, Dennis McMillan, Mr. Lorenz. ROW 2 - Joy Kurrasch, Mary Youlcl, Barbara Gehrl-ce, Bob Kampa, Paul Kinsella, Nancy Witter, Sandra Gallo. ROW 3 - Tom Lauer, Pat Hitchcock, Gwynne Ciesinski, Cynthia Heath, Gene Hinz, Darlene Pojar, Sherry Smith, Lyle Jensen. ROW 4 -- Allyn Opitz, jim Deladi, Charley johnson, Linda Nyman, Sid Stamper, Dave MacDonald, Linda Scott. Freshmen listen intently at orientation Clay. HOMEROOM 312 ROW 1 -M CL to RJ Stephanie Schwartz, Fred U'Ren, Gregory Stickney, Colleen Hoyt, jean Forbord, james Her- ther, George Singer, Mr. Berendt. ROW 2 - Stanley Kolupailo, Corinne Barber, Marijo Saiko, Kenneth Duda, Edwin Holt, Carol Anderson, Nancy Lillie, Sue Lambert. ROW 3 - Roy Schultz, Diane johnson, Suzanne Kalis, joan Suiter, Don johnson, Carolyn Lofstrom, Gail Russell, Irene McCarthy. ROW 4 -- Bob Hurst, David Gilmore, Bob Foster, Pam Robinson, Bob Bruce, Don Johnson, Tim Eickholt, Steve Buetow. if CJ 0, r gr-fgf ffl 2511 Wfi, va 'fi .5- .M . . sq, if 5 , CLUBS -vw - X ob SEATED - CL to RJ Joan Boyum, Sec, Mary Lou White, Vice Pres, Kurt Haas, Pres, Judy johnson, Treas. ROW 1 - Kay Witzke, Susan Aamodt, John Borgstrom, Linda Hoit, Barbara Jungk, Shirley Klug, Polly VanDeventer. ROW 2 - Yvonne God- bout, Rose Ristine, Mary Forbord, Diane McGee, Kathy Arndt, Janet Goehle, Diane Ashton. ROW 3 - Mary Ann Danielson, Bonnie Deutschlander, Mary Lou Gunderson, JoAnne Jensen, Dorothy Fair, Renee Zarembinski, Mike Herbert. ROW 4 - joe Ballis, David Morgan, Doug Scheunemann, Chuck Woodbury, Clyde March, Daryl Runion, Milton Ericksen, Boyd Bowman. STUDENT COUNCIL 1- , 2 ef- Q ,,., . ,. . 15. .- lv 5' . 'ia - Renee happily receives contributions for the United Fund Drive conducted by the Student Council. .,,A' ,ga fl :QQ ' aa L, at 1 L QUILL AND SCROLL W In ' SEATED - CL to RD Mary Lou White, Phylis jenkins, Mr. Berendt, Bonnie Deutschlander, Wayne Yonekawa. STAND- ING - Linda Luncleen, Barbara Otteson, Norma Berry, Lenora Foster, George Dinsmore, jim Gerlich, Clyde March, Doug Palmer, Barbara Solum, Joan Boyum, Diane Kenops. f? . 1 if '- O , 'r-133 figw-S. it L l ' ff REPRESENTATIVES SEATED - CL to RJ Carol Hidding, Sec, Ray Cook, Presg Janet Goehle, Vice Pres. ROW 1 - Barbara Korsell, Sharon Olson, Mimi Edworthy, Janice Johnson, Sandra Ashton, Marian Warnest, Miss Kachel. ROW 2 - Chris Roehl, Judy Johnson, Mary Anderson, Keith Nuechterlein, Pam Hendricks, Pat Hitchcock, Tim Kowalski. ROW 3 - Karen Klinkneberg, Kathy Arnclt, Sharlet Abbott, Renee Zarembinski, Dale Charboneau, Judy Sweitzer, Carolyn Lofstrom. ROXV 4 - Mike Herbert, Bruce Hau- sauer, Ronald Jannicke, Dan Hopkins, Janet Haven, Gary Hepola, Mary Kornmann, Andrea Cooper. ALTERNATES ROW 1 - CL to RJ Sue Goldberg, Penny Coria, Mary Ashton, Deborah Kenops, Luana Lee, Gloria lnglebret. ROW 2 - Mary Herther, Wayne Yonekawa, Ken Neumann, Rebecca Skagen, Mary Kay Nelson, Colleen Hoyt. ROW 3 -- John Wahlstrand, Caroline Ristine, Dianne Pojar, George Woodbury, Lynn Carley, Mary Beth Wallden, Sandy Johnson. ROW 49 4 -- Jeanne Andreiko, Elaine Boysel, Mary Bowman, Steve Lockwood, Laura Ristine, Linda Scott. SEATED - CL to RJ Gary Kamrath, Dick Stach, John Hochschieldt, Barbara Otteson. ROW 1 -- Sue Goldberg, Lynn Carley, Donna Bakken, Judy Morehead, Susan Gallatin, Sandy Hammink, Janice Johnson. ROW 2 - Miss Young, Andrea Cooper, Irene McCarthy, Gail Russell, Don Bollinger, Howard Young, Judy Connor, Carl Olson. ROW 5 - Sharon John- son, Kurt Haas, Joe DeZelar, Gary Hovland, Carol Gallatin, Margaret Chermak, Janet Wengarra, Phylis Jenkins. ROW 4 - Boyd Bowman, George Dox, Harold Isaacson, Junior March, Jim Gerlich, Paul Nick, Chuck Woodbury, Michael Horton. PEP CLUB Coach Hochschieldt briefs team . ROW 1 - CL to RJ Penny Coria, Pat Wallace, Peg Howe, Elaine Klug, Mimi Edworthy, Cheryl Gunderson, Janine Clark, Gloria Inglebret. ROW 2 - Nancy Olson, Mary McEvoy, Bonnie Webster, Kathy Knapp, Linda Koalska, Lmda HOII, Cheryl Johnson, Sandy Johnson, Mary Forbord. ROW 3 - Mary Lou White, Janice Ostermann, Linda Lundeen, Marianne Miller, Barb Wright, Nancy Helberg, Gayle Mauseth, Barb Solum, Janice Nelson. ROW 4 -- Cheryl Krause, Joan Boyum, Karen Lundeen, Bonnie Arent, Lois Gerlich, Pat Adams, June Larson, Kathy Arndt, Janet Goehle. l bs ROW 1 - CL to RJ Luana Lee, Robin Fratt, Sue Lambert, Janet Snyder, Diane Kenops, Mary Beth Wallden, Rosanne Uebel. ROW 2 - Norma Berry, Beverly Oss, Diane McGee, Sherry Smith, Diana Mossbrugger, Yvonne Godbout, Dianne Pojar, Barbara Forsberg. ROW 5 - Earl Nadeau, Richard Puttin, Tom Mattson, Renee Zarembinski, Mike Herbert, Paul Solum, Mary Mueller. ROW 4 - George Woodbury, Joel Hasslen, Doug Scheunemann, Dwight St. John, Leonard Kijenski, Kirk Thoren, Tom Scanlon, Harold Kempka. .-i. .. . I , fy, . 55531 ,.te 2 eff Q .V , ir,'i ' ? , 43,89 J Xa 'Spy ,gy 3 3 . -, fi- .,,i.a, ,r I Q kill- 9' ' FK ' is . f - ,L ' Wa- ,-' yr 238, 1' -far it , 1,1 , 6 . 1 :K sg? . tk 4 tc. ., . 3 ' 'A iff i limi 4, 1 5 , - fl 1 S 1552. 115-' Ui fig f ' r ' i Q 'iril .I if -Q CLUB 8 A 'I -. affix 3 Q IV- xl 9, t ,. I, . . . -1 'H k ,f , if, j E ' R ii? iilr . T C . JJ f - u W t - Q. ' -fi ,ff it ssl 2 if yi ' if Q is X- - I is 2 3 il' Q' ctw' 71 r, A well dressed Homecoming crowd. ROW 1 - CL to RJ Patricia Anderson, Deborah Kenops, Polly VanDeventer, Liz Thompson, Darleen Fletcher, Vicki Sundberg, Jane Ecker. ROW 2 - Marylynn King, Janet Peterson, Janice Roth, Kathy Schmugge, Joyce Ott, Cathy Christenson, Phyllis Ramseth, Cheryl Godbout. ROW 5 -- Diane Johnson, Caroline Ristine, Suzanne Kalis, Joan Suiter, Pam Grossman, Ivy Spoolhoff, Robyn Lindholm. ROW 4 - Judy Niemiec, Caren Carpenter, Peter Podulke, Gary Barnum, Pauline Glenn, Gary Carlson, Karen Klinkenberg, Linda Scott. un l f Lf A J ,-.' F424 egg ,rg 5 3 F' , t W, F . , 4, . i E its My E as it, VM -S Q .ad 1 safataaaii ROW 1 - CL to RJ Georgia Gese, Michaelene Lynch, Diane Heins, Susan Wachs, Vivian Weeks, Janet Quarn, Bette Bielenberg. ROW 2 - Miriam Butler, Judy Wengarra, Ruth Sherman, Kathy Boltman, Sharon Villa, Pat Hitchcock, Nancy Reed, Patricia Nikituk. ROW 5 - Diane Ashton, Carol Flaherty, Jeanne Bunde, Bonnie Deutschlander, Gloria Mandell, Judy Norton, Carol Hidding. ROW 4 - Jean Hasslen, Mary Lou Gunderson, Beth Smith, JoAnne Jensen, Susan Skepper, Maxine Gries, Bonnie Knutson, Helen Kuyper. IK Aa X 3? ri MQW., 'fr i' y 'B 6 ff ,' if CLUB , if fl ll zf K ia x nf? K.-.4 .5 V v +91 wa 5 . 3 .4 fr! gift Pep up with Perkins' pancakes! H P Y nekawa Marian Warnest Michelle Beaudet, ROW 1 - CL to RJ Kay Witzke, LaVonne Schultz, Colleen oyt, at o , , Sue Dena. ROW 2 - Rose Ristine, Jean Swinland, Susan Aamodt, Laryssa Tutunnyk, Gwynne Ciesinski, Susan Kuehn Carol Ouhl, Shirley Klug. ROW 3 -- Barb Gehrke, Mary Effenberger, Dorothy Olsen, Sandy Johnson, Judy Sweitzer Linda Robinson, Sandy Joseph. ROW 4 -- Marcia Turner, Joan Gehrke, Judy Leskela, Mary Kornmann, Dorothy Fair Bonnie Moore, Sharlet Abbott, Linda Goon. K.-. h . 'Ai 5' ' '-. .- . -: fwfr. 1:,,4,JA ,-K e . f J . . ' -J, e I - f J ,,,, A . if L 5 e I R I a. 4 415 1- W- ' Ev wk ,f . gg lk t 5 fs., , ,. , mffji, 5, t 5215524 'J ,Q I Ea. if v X 1' I Qi SEATED - CL to RJ Gary Kerkow, Treasg Dwight Colby, Vice Pres, john McClurg, Pres, Beverly Oss, Sec. ROW 1 - Herb Piper, Linda Scott, Susan Skepper, Bonnie Deutschlander, Marcia Turner, Earl Natleau. ROW Z A Mary jo Rohinson, Ken Hoff, Mike Green, Beth Smith, Diane Uhlendorf, Arlene Allen. ROW' 5 - Penny Wlitham, Bruce Hausauer, Greg Ellsworth, Dorothy Fair, jerry Berreth, Mr. Cameron. ROW 4 - joel Pilgrim, Chuck Wfootlbury, Dwight St. john, Dean Pearson, Dick Stach, Ted Nelson, Steve Lockwood. ROW 1 - fl. to RJ Barbara Korsell, Miriam Butler, Shirley Klug, Mary Lou XX'hite, Kathy Schmugge, Liz Thompson. ROW 2 - Willy' Bremmer, Mary Herther, Nancy Witter, Terry Muck, Linda Lundeen, Lynne Coffman. ROW' 5 - Mar- jorie Pearson, Georgia Gese, jeanne johnson, jutly johnson, Diane johnson, Laryssa Tutunnyk. ROXV 4 - jean Swinlantl, Sandy johnson, joanne Calton, Carol Flaherty, Sandy joseph, Lynda Carlson. -1-1 I ,pi LOG STAFF pg , W' SEATED - CL to RQ Mary Lou White, Co-Editor, Phylis Jenkins, Co-Editor. ROW 1 - Mr. Lorenz, Janice Ostermann, Joan Boyum, Norma Berry, Diane Kenops. Row 2 - George Dinsmore, Jeanne Bunde, Wayne Yonekawa, Barb Solum, Kathy Arndt, Nancy Helberg. Mary Lou White collects money from representatives for Log-Wil- sonian payments. nl le - fy ., , f' .T y 4 A3 as E, ' 'lx 45 1 ii ., - if 'L Q4- .X- fu..-A X , F A . 53,4 . ' 4: REPRESENTATIVES ROW 1 -- CL to RJ Stephanie Schwartz, Jeanine Stage, Liz Thompson, Kay Witzke, Shirley Klug, Pat Yonekawa, Sue Gold- berg, Georgia Gese, Mr. Berendt. ROW 2 - Cheryl Godbout, Bob Lewis, Norma Berry, Mary Lou Effenberger, Julie Towle, Mary Kay Nelson, Judy Connor. ROW 3 - Carolyn Ristine, Robyn Lindholm, Pam Grossman, Mary Ellen Bursell, Jeanne Bunde, Bonnie Deutschlander, Renee Zarembinski, Carol Anderson, Yvonne Godbout. ROW 4 - Beth Smith, Barb Bailey, JoAnne Jensen, Bill Shisler, Gary Alexander, Janet Goehle, Linda Scott, Jean Hasslen. ll s 3: ffl er NILSCNIAN STAFF l SEATED - CL to RJ Wayne Yonekawa, Co-Editorg Bonnie Deutschlander, Co-Editor. ROW 1 - Janice Johnson, Mary McEvoy, Georgia Gese, Lenora Foster, Barbara Otteson, Linda Lundeen. ROW 2 - George Dinsmore, Layne Vinje, Jim Iverson, Douglas Palmer, Susan 1 Sipprell. ROW 3 - Mr. Berendt, Jerry Berreth, Clyde March, Jim Gerlich, Bill McLean, Janet Haven. Advisor Bob Berendt checks page proofs with Co- Editors Wayne Yonekawa and Bonnie Deut- schlander. n N :ll f :EL -.ff x 'Q ALTERNATES ROW 1 - CL to RJ Yvonne Proue, Fred U'Ren, Tom Loeffler, Terry Muck, Mike Markuson, John Iverson, Douglas Turi, Janice Ostermann. ROW 2 - Vicky Morris, Karen Daerda, Dorothy Olson, Nancy Reed, Ivy Spoolhoff, Phylis Jenkins, Janice Nelson, Laura Ristine. ROW 5 - Mary Lou Gunderson, Lyle Jensen, Paul Solum, Ken Hoff, Jim Gerlich, Harold Kempka, Steve Ellis, Bob Roy. ROW 4 - Conrad Wiederhold, Daryl Runion, Len Hardwick, Paul Nick, Janet Haven, Gary Berglund, Mark Jacobson, Bruce Hausauer. 55 M Q. f S . . .jflfl . X gf- , Ma ' , ' iv , N -, J. f V 54 -' ,Q ,mm rw W J ' 144 Z ,F , I 4 , R I J W: Q 62? , vw 6222. SENIORS ROW 1 U- QL to RJ Norma'Berry, Barb Forsberg, Marianne Miller, Yvonne Godbout, Diane Kenops, Lenora Foster. ROW 2 -- Elaine Klug, Phylls Jenkins, Barb Solum, Laura Ristine, Gayle Mauseth, Jeanne Buncle. You Tarzan, Me June I GlRL'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION JUNIORS ROW 1 - CL to RJ Mary Beth Wallden, Judy Maurer, Susan Wachs, Kathleen Boltman, Janet Snyder, Diane McGee, Mary Forborcl. ROW 2 - Beverly Oss, Jean Hasslen, Sharon Villa, Joanie Boyum, Diane Ashton, Georgia Gese. ROW 3 -- Janet Goehle, Janice Nelson, Kathy Arndt, Cheryl Krause, Beth Smith, Mary Lou Gunderson, Helen Kuyper. U , 1. 4 t R+ +42 h, . s 3 X X 1 A 'qNv it Q3 ' 1 .I ,: . wi' -x S s K if 3,1 ' 'Af Q ,gn 541 ' 55345 'Q iff' 'N' ws' ESMF :Mfg ,iii gffj-4 .sa NE 5425,-R ' sg ' f, 'gg yi? .Su '-. ff lf? fig? 1:15 'Es f ,gg 'S' V .3 ff?- v -e 'Ms X Y A , 'M t gym.. A .ff ts- 'A uf? ' ' if 1 SOPHOMORES ROW 1 - QL to RJ Cheryl Johnson, Judy Connor, Cathy Christenson, Nancy Reed, Judy Morehead, Rose Ristine. ROW 2 - Joyel Kupietz, Bonnie Tworoski, Diana Mossbrugger, Bonnie Moore, Ivy Spoolhoff, Sandy Johnson. ROW 5 - Sandy Joseph, Bonnie Arent, Lois Gerlich, Margaret Chermak, Maxine Gries, Caroline Ristine. ROW 4 - Judy Niemiec, Dorothy Fair, June Larsen, JoAnne Jensen, Mary Kornmann, Karen' Lundeen. A. SOPHOMORES ROW 1 - CL to RJ Janine Clark, Gloria Inglebret, Nancy Olson, Marylynn King, Liz Thompson, Mimi Edworthy. ROW 2 - Cheryl Weber, Sandra Tjomsland, Sue Dena, Marian Warnest, Esther Pearson, Carol Ouhl. ROW 5 - Polly Van- Deventer, Shirley Klug, Kathy Knapp, Linda Koalska, Linda Hoit. ROW 4 - Dorothy Olsen, Miriam Butler, Carol Flaherty, Laryssa Tutunnyk, Susan Aamodt, Jean Swinland. ' 'Neff - .Ju .,, C ,,,. M Qt? ,f 57 FRESHMEN ROW 1 - fl to RJ jane Ecker, Colleen Hoyt, Yvonne Proue, Marijo Saiko, janet Peterson, Debbie Kenops, Rosanne Uebel. ROW 2 - Miss Young, jean Bevins, Diane Olson, Nancy Lillie, Susan Lambert, Janice Roth, Kathy Schmugge. ROW 3 - Karen Klinkenberg, Cheryl Goclbout, Phyllis Ramseth, Pat Drolson, Judy Lonnes, Cheryl Dohman, Sandra Gallo. ROW 4 - Suzanne Kalis, JoAnn Baltrush, Linda Goon, Robyn Lindholm, Caren Carpenter, Pam Grossman. G.A.A. C'mon, Cathy, put it in! 43.3-f , fur' W-CLU B ROW 1 - CL to RJ Diane Kenops, joan Boyum, Diane McGee, Gayle Mauseth, Norma Berry, Susan Wachs. ROW 2 - Kathy Arndt, Diane Ashton, Mary Lou Gunderson, Beth Smith, Barb Solum, Phylis jenkins. ,... SEATED - QL to RJ Dwight Colby, Program Chairmang Mike Reasoner, Presg Wayne Yonekawa, Vice Presg ROW 1 - Miss Fay, Tom Mattson, Joe Haupt, Boyd Bowman, Kurt Haas, Steve Hansen, Jim Brezovec. ROW 2 - Mike Herbert, John Hochschieldt, Roy Proue, Dick Bunde, Tim Reasoner, Tom Olancler, Allen Beck. ROW 3 - Rosemary Clink, Pauline Glenn, Joel Hasslen, Gary Alexander, Mike Horton, Harold Isaacson, ROW 4 - Charles Woodbury, Dean Pearson, Junior March, Jim Gerlich, Dwight St. John, Tom Blanck, Daryl Runion. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB I ' if A' 523' gill' gg SEATED - CL to RJ Paul Nick, 2nd Vice Presg Lynn Carley, Sec-Treasg Barbara Otteson, Program Chairman. ROW 1 - Penny Coria, Diane Kenops, Mary McEvoy, Linda Lundeen, Mary Lou White, Georgia Gese, Janice Johnson. ROW 2 - Lynne Coffman, Norma Berry, Elaine Klug, Marianne Miller, Mary Beth Wallden, Mary Forbord, Diane McGee. ROW 3 - Don Bollinger, Steve Petro, Helen Kuyper, Cheryl Krause, Kathy Arndt, Janice Nelson. ROW 4 -- Janet Goehle, Phylis Jenkins, Barb Solum, Bonnie Deutschlander, Ted Steiner, John Gallo, Jeanne Bunde. ,fy SENIORS SEATED - CL to RD Renee Zaremhinski, ICCQ Phylis Jenkins, Vice Presg Bonnie Webster, Presg Lynn Carley, Sec, Linda Lundeen, Treas. ROW 1 H- Janice Johnson, Mary McEvoy, Mary Lou White, Sandy Hammink, Diane Kenops, Janice Oster- mann. ROW 2 - Yvonne Godbout, Elaine Klug, Barbara Otteson, Nancy Helberg, Gayle Mauseth Marianne Miller Norma gerry. ROW 3 - Barbara Forsberg, Jeanne Bunde, Bonnie Deutschlander, Janet Haven, Pat Aclams, Barbara Solum,,Jeanene emaree. Y-TEENS JUNIORS SEATFD - QL to RD Jane Larsen, Secg Helen Kuyper, Pres, Mary Bowman, Vice Pres, Bonnie Knutson, Treas. ROW 1 - Dolores Yarbrough, Robin Fratt, Pam Hendricks, Michaelene Lynch, Janice Holman, Bette Bielenberg, Jeanine Stage. ROW 2 - Janet Quarn, Nancy Trulson, Mary Beth Wallclen, Vivian Weeks, Diane Heins, Charlotte Hesley, Beverly Oss, Kath- leen Boltman. ROW 3 - Janet Snyder, Susan Wachs, Mary Markuson, Sharon Villa, Diane McGee, Jeannie Hasslen, Vicky Morris, Susan Sipprell, Joan DeLestry. ROW 4 - Rochelle Ortt, Barb Bailey, Mary Lou Gunderson, LeeAnn Hansen, Joan Friedlander, Janet Goehle, Janice Nelson, Joanie Boyum. , . SOPHOMORES SEATED - QL to RJ JoAnne Jensen, Sec, Judy Sweitzer, Vice Presg Susan Gal- latin, Pres: Bonnie Arent, Treas. ROW 1 - Linda Koalska, Janis Kolar, Pat Nikituk, Rose Ristine, Sandy Johnson, Nancy Reed, Linda Hoit. ROW 2 - JoAnn Wyman, Judy Connor, Janet Wen- garra, Sally McKay, Maxine Gries, Sandy Joseph. ROW 3 - Charlotte Townsend, Sharlet Abbott, Karen Lundeen, Ivy Spoolhoff, Sharon Johnson, Bonnie Moore. ROW 4 - Lois Gerlich, Caro- line Ristine, Maureen Hoke, Dorothy Fair, Linda Robinson, Lynda Carlson. i N.,- dwg. A V ,M Q me Si' 2 i in J K Q vi Q L f' 1 u , A -P .,, we .- :U ,iw U L 2 ff? 6 - ' ' 4'f:m.3.j.u SL, . I V Q f , K i12 ':, ...MMC 3 -Y 7 C... at - 1 SOPHOMORES ROW 1 - CL to RJ Janine Clark, Mimi Edworthy, Michelle Beaudet, Kay Witzke, Polly VanDeventer, Liz Thompson, Marylynn King. ROW 2 - Gloria Inglebret, Susan Dena, Kathy Knapp, Mary Herther, Shirley Klug, Gretchen Bakke, Kathy Anderson. ROW 3 - Cathy Christenson, Cheryl Johnson, Susan Aamodt, Sandra Tjomsland, Miriam Butler, Dorothy Olson, Carol Hidding. FRESHMEN SEATED - CL to RJ Karen Klinkenberg, Treasg Colleen Hoyt, Vice Presg Pat Hitchcock, Pres, Marijo Saiko, Sec. ROW 1 - Jane Ecker, Rosanne Uebel, Mary He- pola, Barbara Korsell, Patty Wal- lace. ROW 2 - Kathy Schmugge, Debbie Kenops, Janet Peterson, Wanda Maas, Yvonne Proue, Janice Roth. ROW 3 - Jean Bevins, Cheryl Dohman, Peg Howe, Cheryl Godbout, Phyllis Ramseth, Susan Kuehn. ROW 4 - Sandy Johnson, Linda Goon, Suzanne Kalis, Caren Carpenter, Robyn Lindholm, Pam Grossman, Carolyn Lofstrom. :Q- - .4 A xi . rt 'A V l FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA - A rf TV' N , 1 3 . 4 m 1 V, ' ' 3 ij.41.r'f'kg ,, ., i 4, L-A I ,. 7 I L x - 0 ,Q ,ig 'W .i , at ,ve it V x . 'ft fill ' 2:3 L t xx 9 SEATED - CL to RJ Rosemary Clink, Secg Norma Berry, Pres, Diane Kenops, Vice Pres, Phylis Jenkins, Treas. ROW 1 - Miss Fay, Lynne Coffman, Elaine Klug, Lynn Carley, Joanie Boyum, Mary Beth Wallden, Janice Ostermann, Georgia Gese, Janice John- son Barbara Otteson. ROW 2 - Mary Lou White, Diane McGee, Arlene Allen, Janice Nelson, Helen Kuyper, Barb Solum, Bonnie Deutschlarxder, Jeanne Bunde, Sharlene Longman, Don Bollinger. ROW 3 - Diane Uhlendorf, Carol Anderson, Carol Gallatin, John Gallo, Ted Steiner, Douglas Palmer, James Brezovec, Dick Smith, Mike Herbert, Kurt Haas. ROW 4 - Boyd Bowman, Richard Bunde, Pauline Glenn, Michael Reasoner, Paul Nick, Dean Pearson, Gary Alexander, Mike Horton, Steve Hansen, Joe Haupt. ART CLUB .1 assi of 951 Cinnamon steals show SEATED - CL to RJ Diane Kothe, Vice Pres, Rennie Palmer, Pres. ROW 1 - M Maureen Cieminski, Linda Milette, Cheryl Godbout, Kathy Anderson, Rene Delsing. ROW Mary Ann Danielson, Joyel Kupietz, Dale Charboneau, Diana Mossbrugger, Sheila 62 ROW 3 - Bob Volling, Douglas Palmer, Randy Ziehl, Tom Blanck, Al Duda, John l N t las, to S, it e g , 'f S x ,. 1. r Q' ' , t ' . 1 'ff 1 4 it 'R w T. ,v fr SEATED - QL to RJ Renee Zaremhinski, Carol Ouhl, Margaret Chermak. ROW 1 - Patricia Anderson, Charlotte Wachs, Linda Carpenter, Mary Hueller, Marylynn King, Cathy Christenson, Rose Ristine, Patricia Wallace. ROW 2 - Michelle Beaudet, JoAnn Wy'man, Kathy Anderson, Susan Aamodt, jean Swinland, Charlotte Townsend, Bonnie Moore, Carolyn Ristine. ROW 3 - Caren Carpenter, Susan Schweda, Laura Ristine, Judy Ristine, Pauline Glenn, june Larsen, Diane Schueler. HORIZON CLUB Carol Ouhl, Susan Aamodt, Carolyn Ristine, and Penny Coria hold a cabinet meeting with their advisor Mrs. Thoren. , I ' S a J. -' I .,- at , if , ,tr SEATED - CL to RJ Betty Abbott, ig V .... ' y, 3, V3 Q, wg - Marcia Turner, Linda Scott, Cindy fit ' A ' V' f' ' ' vii ,v', Olson. ROW 1 - janet Swanson, ' ' ' A lilfvlg X9 J I QQ? . S a n d r a Ashton, Wanda Maas, i' M 4 -- Q Nancy Witter, Carol Anderson. 1 A ROW 2 - Cheryl Godhout, Sandra Gallo, Marjorie Pearson, Diane johnson, Karen Klinkenberg, Susan f- f Krueger. 4 5' fr 9 QA r v 64 3 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA SEATED -- CL to RJ Pam Hendricks, Sec-Treasg Georgeanne Sabean, Vice Pres, Mary Anderson, Pres, Pat Yonekawa, Historian-Parliamentarian. ROW 1 -- Linda Mathis, Kathy Tufte, Mary Hepola, Mimi Edworthy, Janine Clark, Marian Warnest, Dorette Stickney, Nancy Olson, Miss Munson. ROW 2 - Wanda Maas, Joy Kurrasch, Nancy Witter, Carol Hanratty, Yvonne Godbout, Judy Fredericksen, Karen Linse, Sandra Gallo, Barbara Korsell. ROW 3 - Susan Kuehn, Carol Anderson, Ruth Anderson, Judy Lonnes, Marjorie Pearson, Carolyn Lofstrom, Maureen Keenan, Joan Gehrke, Karen Klinkenberg. ROW 4 - Judy Morehead, Margaret Hanratty, Corlyss Hanson, Mary Kornmann, Paula Huberty, June Larsen, Joan Friedlander, Suzanne Kalis. FHA'ers model their own creations at a fall fashion show. OFFICE-GUIDANCE STAFF ROW 1 -- CL to RJ Stephanie Schwartz, Bill Brumbaugh, Kathy Knapp, Linda Mathis, Mary Ashton, Mrs. Clarke. ROW 2 - Carol A Inglebretson, Mary Herther, Phil Jungwirth, Diane Kenops, Carole - Miller, Gloria Lentsch. ROW 3 - Mary Mitchell, Dorette Stickney, Yvonne Godbout, Barb Forsberg, if ti-l 5533? Pat Hitchcock, Diane Ashton. ROW iii? 4 - Jeanne Bunde, Carol Brabec, Betty Hinz, Mary Lou Gunderson, Gail Anderson, Maureen Hoke. - its W V 4 .fgtsfn 'go-s,, 1, 3' ON-THE-JOB TRAINING G! , I , . J ,,M, ,,.... '- W .I .. P 'fr ,. ps , ,1- t ,f w fr f s T . , If M . I , s , s . w f - I I . , if ' I i A gr f 3 W N 4 I J . . f?il4f,. ROW 1 - CL to RJ Helen Scheerz, Pam Ferlas, Charlotte Wachs, Karen Daerda, Pat Youreman, Kathleen Krueger, Marlene Krueger, Mr. Jessen. ROW 2 - Sandy Fleming, Kay Demulling, Barb Wright, Pat Wiedl, Mardell Menres, Nancy Niva, Dorene Leibel, Pam Johnson. ROW 3 - Gayle Graff, Jeanene Demaree, Sandy Varchminn, Judy Ristine, Kathy Graham, Gayle Mauseth, Maureen Lynch. L Hi-C'ers get together for a sing along with Ray. H I -C 6 xf 1 .rx X X 1 13 i 3 J Q V K X ', 7, . 1 rf 6 x K-'fi' . It ' i SEATED - CL to RJ Jerry Berreth, Treasg Jeanne Johnson, Sec, JoAnn Arnold, Vice Pres, Ray Cook, Pres. ROW 1 - Wally Arnold, Linda Moltumyr, Mary Hepola, Marian Warnest, Darleen Fletcher, Kathy Greene, Carol Mueller, Terry Muck. ROW 2 - Sandy Carlson, Ruth Anderson, Nancy Trulson, Judy John- son Geri Wynn, Carol Digerness, Marjorie Pearson, Mary Anderson, Gwen Widen. ROW 3 - John Iverson, Sheila Ward, Carolyn Lofstrom, Pam Grossman, Brenda Moltumyr, Bonnie Moore, Corlyss Han- son, Sandy Green, Beth Smith. ROW 4 - Bruce Anderson, Dick Smith, Joel Hasslen, Milton Ericksen, Dean Pearson, Daryl Runion, Gary Alexander, Mike Herbert, Dwight Colby. 65 LIBRARY STAFF , v -. Z7 Q, una, v ROW 1 - CL to Christine Roehl, Linda Koalska, Carol Anderson, Sandra johnson. ROW 2 - Kathy Sevcik, JoAnn Ealrruslg juciy fhihpgni Mary Kay Nelson, Virginia Lawson. ROW 3 - Linda Larson, Mary Berglund, Bonnie Arent, anne oyse , anet e son. A f so ' 'sf' ' 'in :A I A L A i KJ f R- ff Orff!! 4 6 Ji 2' ai jk ffl rx 1 .,' nga. 04:4 O E i ,A '-VJ... N v ,O wggcgifgfgl . is O ww A , A f O 'ilggglg ff if , f 7 'gig Y .1 I 1:f' O ff we f 13 M M O r f., 'W mf- - ' O 'L :iii fiifif i 2 O 'f W9 .N ' J O: ii' ' O i R ,5fOf i ' 5fx1 'i?'l.i? ON. A ,- 7 , ,. .. Q KO ., .O1 gn. lf' O 312515 xiii 4 5711.3 Xi -' I 3 if i 3 A f ig w ie: ROW 1 - CL to RJ john DeVine, Robert Vorwerk, Paul Vorwerk, jim Pharmer, Mr. Morrison. ROW 2 - Tom jastrow, Dick Sonterre, Dave Anderson, Larry Harren, James Neary. COLCR GUARD Seniors, Bob Bowman, Wayne Yonekawa, and Doug Ramseth make preparations for the flag ceremony. a . iff- f-1 .,, 4 .. A VT :A W , .K Mfg, 1. . ' 1 IQ I .K .,A7L ,S , I A V .4 ,MM . H 1 hi ,J ii ',r x I ' F 2 I . I If , . . Sill SEATED - QL to Rl Doug Ramseth, Treasg Gary Hovland, Sec, Kirk Thoren, Presg Mike Horton, Vice Pres. ROW 1 - Chuck Lindeen, jim Brezovec, John Hochschieldt, Boyd Bowman, Kurt Haas. ROW 2 - Dick Bunde, jim Iverson, Bob Bowman, jon Markuson, Ken Ewald. ROW 3 - Ike Isaacson, john McClurg, jim Gerlich, junior March, Chuck Woodbury. H-Y Wiwfif-ei I . , . xj., SEATED - KL to Rl Paul Solum, Sec-Treasg Mike Herbert, Presg Mark Jacobson, Vice Presg Carl Olson, Chaplain. ROW 1 - Howard Young, Tom Mattson, Tom Scanlon, Torry Thoren, Rick Alford, Roy Kochsiek. ROW 2 - George Woodbury, Wayne jeseritz, Gary Kerkow, Joel Hasslen, Richard Purtin, Bill Sandberg, ROW 3 - Bill Welke, Dwight St. john, Gary Berglund, Dale Dohman, Doug Scheunemann, Gary Alexander. X -ixno 4 'V,,L1+ 94. In - ' 'Iver 1 . 4 TROJAN HI-Y -.., a li Q? r Q ww, pm... Hifi ,Mt 1. V,.1gL' ' mic ,.. ff- it in mv nf ,pf nw mf' 68 Vw I I ,, M W x . 3 ' 'ug , if f M M J QB' 9 1 if 'X I-l.S. TW 9, RJ i CIP- XY 1 Q.. ROW 1 CL to RD - janet Haven, Barb Solum, Mary Lou Gunderson, Sharon Villa, Bev Oss, janet Snyder, Kathy Boltman, judy Sweitzer. ROW 2 - joel Pilgrim, Kathy Germain, Diane Kenops, Mary Hyden, janet Peterson, Nancy Lillie, Sandra Tjomsland, Rosanne Uebel, Mr. MacKinney, Gail Anderson. ROW 3 - Diane Kothe, Sally McKay, Sandy johnson, Carolyn Lofstrom, Mary Effenberger, Betty Abbott, Carol Digerness, Norma Berry, Barb Gehrke, Sandy K. johnson. ROW 4 - Sherry Anderson, Rosemary Clink, Phylis Jenkins, Mary Berglund, Sharon Billy, Cynthia Olson, Joan Gehrke, Diane Holle, Vicci Kitzberger. ROW 5 - Gerald Berg, Herbert Piper, Tim McManus, Michael Horton, jerry Pizzella, Allyn Opitz, Gerald Garlock, Don Thomas. ROW 6 - Paul Kinsella, Terry Rath, Ray Cook, Larry Engman, Paul Barg, Jerry Berreth, joe DeZelar, Steve Lockwood, Bruce Hausauer. 69 ,gm ff-- -' R ROW 1 - CL to RJ Wayne Lindquist, Mary Ann Lang, Janice Holman, Judy Anderson, JoAnn Arnold, Mr. MHCKIUUGJV. ROW 2 - Roger Rucci, Lynne Coff- man, Judy Nestaval, Vicky Morris, Vivian Weeks, Elaine Klug, Dan Ryan. ROW 5 - Sandra Green, Sheila Ward, Karen Lundeen, Marie Lauer, Sandra Stern, Sue Sipprell, Diane Gates, Rosemary Hinz. ROW 1 -- CL to RJ Vicki Sundberg, Nancy Reed, Karen Snyder, Dede Benson, Mary Anderson, Sandy Brown, Claudette F le man, Virginia Dupaul. ROW 2 - Renee Zarembinski, Maxine Gries, Diane Kammerer, Sue Tester, Carol Gallatin, Charlotte Har: -n Carol Anderson, Susan Schweda. ROW 3 - Brent Collins, Richard Moeller. ORCHESTRA ROW 1 - CL to RJ Carol Anderson, Pat Drolson, Sandy Carlson, Ellen Anlauf. ROW 2 - Mr. MacKinney, Vicci Kitzberger, Gwen Widen, Sandy Ashton, Sandy Link, Ray Cook. 70 Bob Cook, Kenneth Hoff, Ray Cook, Steve Roerig, Milton Ericksen, Tom Sage R if ' Q ay. 3 CRT -aff I V 'E I ,am 'T' ag, at l tl L anvil ,.. I W' I 941 gg f gf Y ' I 2 a t 2 s..,, g s, W 'i . . Q 4 : fix ,fp H ,, fig z Ig MI il I I . X ROW 1 - CL to RJ Bob Manteuffel, jim Domian, Gary Kerkow, George Woodbury, Dennis Clark, jon Dejonker, Mark Jacobson. ROW 2 - Dave Helberg, Dave Chopskie, john Klammer, Richard Hoogheem, Gary Berglund, Dick Carlson. ROW 3 - Mr. Sokol, Wayne Yonekawa, Thomas Olander, joseph Ballis, Michael Horton, Kurt Haas, Gene Husnick, Doug Scheunemann, Mr. Benepe. ROW 4 - Ken Ewald, Harold Isaacson, Chuck Woodbury, Clyde March, jim Gerlich, Ron Cropsey, Tom Klarkowski, joe DeZelar. VARSITY FOOTBALL ST. PAUL CITY CHAMPIONS .31 45' Chuck Woodbury Co-Captain lst Team All-City FitzHarris Award Winner - 65 points Back The Wilson Redmen, in their first year as City Champs, won eight out of the nine conference games. To kick off the football season, with Isaacson, Clark, and Woodbury scoring, the Redmen won 18-8 against Central. Woodbury scored 13 points against Harding, while Wilson kept a 13-7 lead with five minutes left in the game. The Knights, racing against time, scored 7 points in the last 45 seconds for a heartbreaking 14-13 loss. Wilson knocked over the previously unbeaten Humboldt Indians, with March the hero of a 13-0 victory, throwing the city conference race wide open. With a touchdown each for Woodbury, Haas, and Clark, the Wilson eleven swept over the Murray Pilots, 18-0, winning their third conference game, In the beginning six minutes of the Monroe-Wilson game, the Red- men already had a 14-0 lead on two scores by Woodbury. At the game's end, the final score was 27-7, the last two touchdowns being scored by the passing combination of Clark to March. The Redmen breezed over Washington for a victorious 33-6 Home- coming game. The scoring was accomplished by Woodbury, Isaacson, and March. As Wilson trampled johnson, 35-7, we clinched a tie for the St. Paul City Conference championship. Haas, Clark, March, and Isaacson were the heroic pointmakers. The most important game of the season, the Mechanics contest finally decided the City championship. Mechanics, needing a win to share the title, bowed to the Redmen by a 27-13 score. Showing what champions they are, the Redmen played their finest game, taking sole possession of the conference title. The Twin City game came on November 12. The Redmen entered the Twin City game against Washburn and, on a day when everything went wrong for Coach Benepe's eleven, the Mill City crew walked off with a 63-0 victory. Mike Horton Co-Captain Honorable Mention All-City Back ,fave ua, 'TI .,. ,Ju f .L ,. , I , Y . - fgiff X 1 ,W Y, S 7 a,vatf,.m ALL-CITY STARS .t -. 'Y' W fliflf it 1. L1 lily ' . ,,.,, .. ' X 5 H if A51 . 4 My Q., M -f me ' . T0 -1 -4 ,L .. , 12 - ff 'lf 71 51 'QL, wif GQM!'ltv1: 5.15 V - - 'as-M 25 -wife Denny Clark 2nd Team All-City Back Doug Scheunemann lst Team All-City Tackle Clyde March 1st Team All-City Prep Parade All State End 'F Ike Isaacson 5 Kurt Haas Honorable Mention Back K Honorable Mention Back Dave Chopskie Gene Hl1SI1iCk Honorable Mention 2nd Team AU'CifY Guard Guard gy 1? ,- 'f 'fHgif' M I R ,N 1' fp, ff Q M1 Ai ,W wihar-sew OFFENSIVE UNIT LINE - CL to RJ John Klammer, Doug Scheunemann, Wayne Yonekawa, Tom Klarkowski, Joe DeZelar, jim Gerlich, Clyde March. BACKS - Kurt Haas, Denny Clark, Chuck Woodbury, Ike Isaacson. Defensive captain, Mike Horton, and Offensive captain, Chuck Woodbury, huddle with coaches Sokol and Benepe while planning game strategy. DEFENSIVE UNIT LINE -- CL to RJ Ken Ewald, Dave Chopskie, Bob Manteuffel, Gene Husnick, Doug Scheunemann, jim Gerlich. BACKS - Gary Kerkow, Clyde March, Kurt Haas, Ike Isaacson, Mike Horton. I , 4 l Q is JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 'R . 3 M, A ,L ,A we O y lO 'wb 3' Aw' ' ROW 1 - CL to RJ Mike Green, Earl Nadeau, Terry johnson, Keane Cameron, Terry Muck, Fred U'Ren, Wayne Durband, Howard Young, Bob Hurst. ROW 2 - Asst. Coach Robinson, Dave Morgan, Don Johnson, john Simon, Jim Deladi, Paul Solum, Harold Kempka, Layne Neinstadt, Bruce Anderson, Coach Anderson. ROW 3 - Thomas Scanlan, jim Martin, Gary Carlson, Greg Ellsworth, Dick Klinkenberg, Tom Nelson, Pete Podulke, Bill Shisler, Tom Mathiesen, joe Diaz. -1 - ' 1 , ' . 5 - ,, . C A A dwg -len ,aa a , 17 - 5 - - t . N , ' X , 'F L in .. , -. . ' K . V. Y . .Qwest 'ilu ,V 2 'H .- vb - A , ' f ersnr v Leg --,f. 1 445212351152f-Q'1,'1i1,-i.:?f,:.rw '- - 2 L 7 . e- -'S-MS' ill' ,, 'T-1 R' ' , A i ?Ti:i:i'if f viii-Q -5 f if A X 'A ffm, .. -X 'F:'.'.iZ ' 9t f Everyone is in on the action. Anmher Redmen completion! V A .5 Hey, Paul, you forgot the ball! Hit agalfl l hafdef! Nobgdy getg by us! 77 20 E5 U Vg-v 5 f XJ 4 MEQKQ4 ' IIT .H W1 40 12 4 38 lt' 30 ROW 1 - CL to RJ Len Hardwick, Dwight Colby, Denny Clark, George Woodbury. ROW 2 - Wayne Yone- kawa, Bill McLean, joel Hasslen, Layne Vinje, Ike Isaacson, john Borgstrom. ROW 3 -G Coach Paul Sokol, Paul Nick, john McClurg, jim Gerlich, Doug Ramseth, Dwight St. john, Ass't. Coach B111 Lorenz. Plagued by a lack of experience along with hot and cold shooting all year, Coach Sokol's quintet scrapped through its first losing season in eight campaigns. Two great games, an upset of previous- ly unbeaten Mechanics and a final- minute loss to powerful Central in the District semi-finals, high- lighted the season which saw many juniors gaining valuable ex- perience for next year. Jim Ger- lich, senior center, was named to the second All-City team, while Harold Isaacson and Denny Clark received honorable mention. WILSON OPPONENT 28 Marshall QMCpls.j .......... 37 65 St. Paul Aca emy .......... 50 48 Monroe .......................... 41 31 Humboldt ......,.... .... 3 3 33 Faribault ............. .... 4 5 62 Fridley ...,................. .... 5 0 33 North fMpls.j ....... .... 5 7 50 Murray ................. .... 3 1 55 Forest Lake ...... .... 6 3 27 Johnson ............... .... 2 9 25 Central ......,.............. .... 3 9 40 48 Henry fMp1s.j .....,. .... 44 Burnsville ,.......... .... 5 1 51 Mechanic Arts ....... .... 4 6 Harding .......................... 36 56 33 Washington ..,................. 42 43 Minnehaha Academy .... 44 DISTRICT 15 TOURNAMENT 60 Monroe ........................., 45 38 Central ......................,..... 40 VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Sokol goes over pre-game strategy with senior veterans: Dwight Colby, Bi McLean, Jim Gerlich, john McClurg, Doug Ramseth, and Ike Isaacson. REDMEN George Woodbury Denny Clark SNIPERS Ike Isaacson x 4 513 Bill McLean jim Gerlich 79 Spectators and team are tense as . . . Dwight Colby drives against Central. Z' Y if l Ike hits long jumper. L e n Harclwrck recovers loose ball in Murray tus- sle. T e a m managers, johr Borgstrom and W a y n n Yonekawa make a las minute check b e f 0 r - game. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL I ROW 1 - QL to RD Chuck Ashton, Wayne Durband, Paul Kinsella, Terry johnson, jack Kiecker, Bill Beck, Roy Pulkrabek. ROW 2 - Wally Arnold, Mgr., Terry Muck, jim Svardahl, Terry Rath, Al Opitz, Steve Nelson, Chuck johnson, Mike Haholcl, Keanne Cameron. ROW 5 - Coach Lorenz, Steve Hoelscher, jon Raths, Pete Podulke, Tim lfickholt, Dick Klinkenberg, Dave Morgan Doug Richards, Dick Steinke, Dan Rivard, Mgr. Sak sf' The junior varsity basketball team, plagued by a lack of height and with only fair shooting, finished in sixth place this season. Sophomores Dave Morgan and Terry Muck along with freshman Keanne Cameron looked good and should help the varsity next season. Rss 'es -W .--ch W, ,... r-,,....v- ROW 1 CL to RJ Dick Buncle, joe Ballis, Tim O'Connor, Kurt Haas, Torry Thoren, Doug Devine, Tim Reasoner ROW 2 - Doug Scheunemann, Gary Hovlancl, Gary Berglund, junior March, Dale Dohman, james Domian Don Torgerson, Dave Helberg, Glen Knippenberg, Coach Anderson. VARSITY HOCKEY All-City Goalie Kurt Haas Sparked by the superb net tending of All-City Goalie Kurt Haas and steady performances by Junior March and Dick Bunde, the Red- men pucksters were in every game until the final period. Don Torgerson led the offen- sive attack with the inexperienced team as they battled to an eighth place finish and fell before Johnson 3-0 in district play. WILSON OPPONENT 0 3 West CMpls.J 1 .......... ...,. H umboldt .................,............ 3 3 ....... ..... M echanic Arts ...., ...... 3 4 ....... ...., W ashington ........ ...... 2 0 ....... ..... M urray ..........,.. ....... 2 1 ......, ..... M onroe ......... ....,. 1 0 ....... ..... J ohnson ....,.. ,..... 5 1 .....,. ..... H umboldt ....... ...... 4 1 ....... ..... H arding .............. ...... 4 1 ....... ..... W ashington ........ ,...... 5 2 .,..... ..,.. M onroe .............. ...... 3 1 ....... ..... C entral .................,. ...,... 2 3 ,,.. ...,. Mechanic Arts ...... 1 0 ....... ..... B enilde .............. ...... 2 1 ....... ..... J ohnson ..,........ ...... 2 1 ......, ..... R ochester ...., ....... 5 0 ......, ..... H arding ...,.....,. .,..... 5 2 ....... ..... M oundsview ...... ....... 0 1 ...... , .,... Murray ..,......... ....... 7 0 ....... ..... C entral ................ ....... 5 DISTRICT 15 1 ....... ..... M echanic Arts ..... ,..... 0 0 ....... ..... J ohnson ,,............ ...... 3 Gary Hovland Wing A r , , 'V Q ' L I V 331,35 '0 2, X ,A ,f A new , a' ff m: , -L.: ,.,. ' -- W' ,fum 1. , 1 h , LQ ,W K Q, Y ,ax xxx Y 1 J . mf r, ,sg : S- '- Q ,-. 4 4 p if e neeen ,zz V ' H ., ' eneee eene e- - ' -55 ' W ,M i '5 5 'k,,.L k L f iy. V it He' '1' . N My ...l.,,, if Vi? I V- A ,I ek A' if NJ' .Li A 5 sf e V L je' 1 X M M Glen Knippenberg 1 . V9 AA ' I Defense e if A 1 iw wwf, . ,www Don Torgerson Dick Bunde Center w w ..,,. 1 , 'L A N - '-g. z' f . 41, f. -- -, 'A x 917 2' W ff 'in - :uf -V I-N543 :fe 'EZ 1 A ,. ye ' I . fwflr- , ' fp , MA ,. , . we ,. ' , ,, , - , f ,we 1, fbbfw K . e.,, ,. . -Lv -lei, - .K ,z - f - ' ' ,.,,.,fw Wing 2 if 3 1 Yi? W. 106 Ballis Clyde March Wing Defense 83 it Glen Knippenberg helps stall an Indian attack. Dick Bunde fights for a loose puck against rw. On the attack, Don Torgerson prepares to flip a pass to joe Ballis. Glen digs one out of the corner. ,.--we-f the Green Wave. Mike Horton, our other goalie, wist fully practices while on crutches fol lowing a knee operation. Mike suf fered a cartilege injury and was side lined for most of the hockey season f... :ISS is..- ' ,. 'V V A Q t 58 ROW 1 - QL to RJ Art Scheunemann, Bill Englehart. Mike Markuson, Bob Kampa, Mike Schwieder, Daryltl Strohkirch, Bjorn Olness, Mickey Naumann, Harry Haas. ROW 2 - Dave Kc-nops, Bob Hurst, Dave Ander- son, jim Townsend, Carl Olson, Bob Manteuffel, Paul Solum. Rich Schubring. jim Deladi, Coach Tom jessen. Tom Torgerson. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY ...iff -Q-lv, 1' fifmli L amp-f-E' 'Il'litx1g',FYf z.'1-fikji 2' lors , XX.-nf Anchored by the starting goal tending of sopho- more Paul Solum, the junior varsity had difficulty on the attack this year but performed well on defense. Daryld Strohkirch and freshman Tom Torgerson and Bjorn Olness showed flashes of offensive promise and along with Solum look like the best prospects for next year's varsity. Action from the Murray game shows C11 Murray clearing after a Redman attack C21 Bjorn Olness and jim Townsend converging on a Murray de- fenseman and C31 a high, hard one by Bob Foster has been saved as John Wall looks for a rebound shot. ii li New . W Y dw Pk J fri-A,,5:1 Lx 4:1 ibfhfffil 25:1 . ...aww SWIMMING After losing their first two meets, the Wilson Tankmen came on strong under the guidance of Coach Strang, the world's greatest , and splashed to six consecutive wins and a third place finish in the City Meet. Senior co-captains Gary Lewis and Kirk Thoren along with junior Dick Stach were standout performers during the entire season. are ,ye lk WILSON OPPONENTS it H ' s fb 42 ............ Murray ............,,.......... 51 29 ..,......... Central 1 ........................ 65 ROW 1 - CL to RJ Mr. Strang, Roy Kochsiek, Gary Barnum, john Uebel, jim Iverson, 72 ------------ Mefhfimf Arts ---------'-- 20 Bob Bowman, Bob Lewis. ROW 2 - Dick Stach, Steve Buetow, Gary Lewis, Kirk 67 -'--'----4-- Harding --'-L---'-' '---- 2 7 Thoren, Daryl Runion, Don Peterson. ------'----- - '--'- i 2 57 ............ Washin 'ton ..... ..... 3 6 59 .......,.... Johnsons, ......., ..... 5 8 Don Peterson, Bob Bowman, Dick Stach, and jim Iverson practice the dog paddle. Bob Lewis practices his form for the diving competition. Gary Barnum and Daryl Runion st ' -,,,...2i:37 ' ' i -' 1' ..1'6f-my., . 1 l 7'f '-W ' -ff , 'L . aw Coach Strang corrects start ing form of co captains Kirk Thoren and Gary Lewis -s.,,,mLw w+?'T.2 ww 'MEM art fifty yard dash while Kirk Thoren watche 1 N L' A 7 O , ,... H if ' - - , . ' 5? Wa i l' vlfgxgx I . , - fit Q -rf, . y , . .,i. ,M 1 f . .l if I ,Q 5 wa, ce ' 5 .r ,.,,,., . FR W -' 5 K .4 K T45 I .T , ..,,. ,. '? ' ..... M, SEE, 1 y Qi H Q y ..... r O -we is x wi 'I' i rfiisf -- .1gsm7:,,....,,,, -1 e .e1. W f z -2' if ef W X ..... A.. ' in ROW 1 CL to RJ Ricky Alford, Wayne Yonekawa, Bill Sandberg, George Dox, Dan Hopkins, Mark Christ- opherson Wayne Veum Ken Neumann. ROW 2 -- Fred U'Ren, Doug Devine, Roger Flint, jim Kolar, Wayne jeseritz Max Burg Doug Christenson, Tom Nickles. ROW' 5 - Coach Cameron, Ron Marshall, Gary Alexander, Don Mueller Chuck Vkfoodbury, Ken Ewald, Mark Jacobson, Bill Welke, Cliff Bloomer, Mgr. WRESTLING ,f Showing remarkable improvement in only one year, Coach Don Cameron's grapplers moved from ninth to third in the city con- ference, losing only two matches by narrow margins. The squad is a young one, with Chuck W'oodbury, light-heavy, and Doug Christenson being the only regulars to grad- uate this year. Fred U'Ren, 95 lbs, John Devine, 133 lbs, Roger Flint, 138 lbs, and Gary Alexander, 165 lbsg were the leading point winners among the underclassmen. rt f K .,.. I A ' gi A ' V ' .W X , f- ix, t :ll ROW 1 - CL to RD Ron Miller, Keithe Hofeld, Danny Flemino. ROW 2 - Gerald Severson, Ricky Fox, Howard Young, Roger Rucci. ROW 5 - Mr. Huntley, Wesley Johanson, Dick Hoogheem, Conrad Wieder- hold, James Wagner. Gerald Severson performs on the rings. 88 GYMNASTICS The gymnastics team, under the guidance of Coach Huntley, participated in five dual and triangular meets during the season. The boys competed in three classes - A,B,C - with Roger Rucci, Ron Miller, and jack Zechman gathering the largest point totals in most meets. Ricky Fox works on the horse. Rog Rucci does a handstand on th parallel bars. TENNIS Mr. Mastbaum's tennis team finished second in the city conference with a 6-2 l record. Dwight Colby and Gary Lewis led l the returning lettermen for the '63 season. SCORES WILSON OPPONENT 4 .,................ Monroe ..... ...........,...... 1 3 .... ..... H arding .,.... ...... 2 0 .... ..... C entral ..... ...... 5 2 ..,. ..... J ohnson ...... ...... 5 3 ,... ..... H umboldt ....... ...... 2 5 ,... ..... M urray ...,....... ...... 2 3 .... ..... W ashington ...... ...... 2 5 .... ..... M echanics ....... ...... 0 P N 'yy P Q Liio sf- V -1 ',,. ' .- ',y S'. V 2 :al nn, I s ,, 1v,.i ,, . , , . 1 P531 rnV 4 ' ro ' gQ tT2bA'- W ' r R MW K PM . . .,..,, ' . aer errn P OW 1 - CL to Rl Bill Proue, john Kuyper, ohn Long, jim Gerlich. ROW 1 - CL to RQ Mike Herbert, Paul Nick, Denny Clark, Steve Petro. ROW 2 - Torry Thoren, Richard Puttin, John Borgstom. ROW 1 - CL to RD Bob Nelson, Dick Nelson, Dwight Colby, Gary Lewis, Mike Reasoner. ROW 2 - Mr. Mastbaum, Gary Hovland, Tom Olander, john Rappath, Tim Reasoner. GOLF A 4-4 loop record brought the sophomore-studded golfers into fifth place in the city conference. Roy Proue, the senior captain, led the team in the '63 season. SCORES XWILSON OPPONENT 8 3 11Vz 6V2 95 ZVZ 3 9 Murray ......... ,............. Washington Harding ....... .. Humboldt ..... .. Mechanics ..... ...,. Johnson ...... . .... Central Monroe ..,.......,................ .. 7 12 SIXZ 8W 5V2 UV2 12 6 5 My L .ai ,ia R'-r 5 get it B luis' ii Vv. -. EQ' .fri S , V W' V f R easscrs , -A , lm V, I K V , VV ,L IA' if ii ROW 1 - CI. to RJ joe Vidal, Roger V VV 5 - I , RL, , , Q V Vt: ' 1-.r - 3 Flecther, Kirk Thoren, Wayne jeseritz, James H- 7 Q , - A y U 1 I7 +V i 7 ff ' '12, -I Cha K N ROW 2 - Wood- , , V V, V R WV, V , ,, V Z V., V pman, en eumann. ' 1 A i V ia V if ' X W row johnson, Gary Alexander, Chuck Wood- VVVV. -- V,iV,g,,V , V V bury, Dick Stach, Clyde March, Mike Ortt, ,V Xxbefm- Ji 4 ii' rmfgiaf' E V m,,,,,,. Ron Miller. R : rs, -5 1 ,ig ' - s. ' ' 2 gi A H Q ' W .VW V Q, P3 . V f V -V V: K :,-u: V WV R r a X , , , V V If S ' u 5 mi M ILA ' ,1 L, 4 lc ,J-N mdk ' ' Y 6161392 .,,,. wfgiwll ',. A-WSEWWN Tlf ' 91,583 W0vf':aLi'L'x1elei 'nl-in . -' new , ggillfe s W i, -f R - ' ,yV. '-iee V ' 'f-e f JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK W Q.. f-1 ROVW 1 -j CL to RJ Doug Richards, Tom Nickles, Ted ' f Steiner, Bill Beck, Paul Solum, Paul Gleb, Daryl Nelson. Q :Xi V VVV.. 7 L, fi 'LE V 'A f ROW 2 - jim Wenum, Alan Duda, Dave Chopskie, if ...ii xg ,Vim it V R N1 Doug Scheunemann, Dale Dohman, Bill Welke. Q A R ,A 5 , 5, l it ,V 1 A 'I Sr , V. ' ' , -a j ,VT -V ria. LAW -. ,.,-A.4,...:.. ...WM .r ' 5 VV , VV . Raj, V' ' A 5 mmg,,,:n,, V ' 1 -. fbi I h 'Pt,a,a fQg,Vii,Z'g l'i 'W '-'1'Q ' N 'I he , , ' I -- ' 'W' ii gf ' I1-FL it ' Z j,-sir, W V. .VV V 'V ' -1, VV 'V . U V V N ',-.:1f 1,, . . - VV 1 - V5 V .,VflQ j , V Q , , , is p + is 1 if B iQi,zseg'fM7 '3 Qil:lff'.5:e B Vfka -. :.-. . , ,R - R R . .,. ,. VV -. V -,P V . ' - R . V ,V - . V'.. at ,,,, - X . f r X R R ' snags? I e 15 A . V, ..,. V - .. -wr, irarei R Rarau R N C Y gg-ff 2:.QQf id.i , r: f 1 Q iQg1,, gi R B 'M -,.V I f f 5 it I ' 1 , 5 Q R V, ....,. 1 V kmv Y - V---f' xr , 1.2 is-. r 4 1 as Ill 1 R l , ROW 1 - CL to RJ Mr. Huntley, Barclay Anderson, Kirk Thoren, Paul Gleb, Dave Mayer. Bill Welke, Kenneth Duda, Gary Hovlancl, Terry Beebe, Dick Stach, Perry Bowman, Gary Barnum, Bill Thunstrom, Get ready. Get set. Go! Blaine joseph, joe Pittman, Paul Nick, Richard Duda, Roger Fletcher, Dick Bunde. ROW 1 - CL to RJ Mr. Robinson, Paul Erickson, Mark Jacobson, Terry Beebe, Dick Bunde, Terry Muck, John Hochschieldt, Don Bollinger. ROW 2 - Dave Causton, Glen Knippenberg, Mike Horton, Bob Morgan, Harold Isaacson, Gary Berglund. The Redmen are ready for anything. VARSITY BASEBALL After winning their two opening tilts, the Redmen nine went into a slump closing the league season with a 2-6 mark. Mr. Robinson in his first year as coach, got strong pitching from Dave Causton but inexperience cost the team some chances at victory. Paul Erickson, Ike Isaacson, Mike Horton and Causton led the team at the plate. SCORES WILSON OPPONENT 4 ............ Central .......,.............. 1 2 ..... .... M echanics ..... .. 1 3 ..... .... H arding ...... .. 4 1 ..,.. .... M onroe ...... .4 5 0 ..... .... H umboldt ..... .. 5 1 ..... .... M urray ......... .. 3 0 ..... .... W ashington .... .. 1 6 ...... .... J ohnson ....,.... ..... 2 6 WF Coach Robinson goes over the strategy. Z I I W ,ww 5 1 R Q WUT' Q , A I ssi . f' - 4 'K I R ' , ' A I , Y P gr, V va H M. A Q ' Wx , .,, ,-g xy I ', - Q if 1- - - :, .. Q A fri , f. as g p A.:. . ,,,.,,. . V M I Rd v n U, x -fvf iw f H ' 4 ' f , ,.,-,' 4. ,Uv ss5tQ3'Qf' i f 1 ' it M y '-'. , ,I ,I H - f :QQ A N O' n ff E ' is 'Q - . -g Causton connects for a hit. amuw,M1mw,,.f ,i, , T : T Hf 'W.f' I' H a m, .A 1, ,,- -, ' : - ' ' f W Horton races to beat the ball. 91 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL ROW 1 fl. to RJ - David Anderson, Ed Woodbury, john Iverson, William Thorrud, Dennis Collins, Dave Morgan. ROW 2 - Coach Don Cameron, Greg Ellsworth, George 'Wommdbury, Gary Kerkow, Len Kijenski, Bob Manteuffel, Gerry Berreth, Larry Gits. L 1 5 , if ng. Q6 1 M M - - I 'ff' 4 ' Q 41' F g., '! 'P' A if l - '-ft 4 -'H-I ., A we I ' s u '-35411 A C, , i 92 if . , Z ,ak ., .,,, W V M is fy l me-, A Q U 1 ' ' 3 'X ' - WMM- 'K , V- If - -f ,- W . 7 ,N ,...'- v - V -V H .-,ww-H ff -s ,W .MQ-, -1 : ' , . N , ,.,. 1 ,f - .M ',. Ui , 'elm V ' 4,y?,14 'Q A of .- f ' , - el' K D , .W 1 - f-f-ggwxew X vm?'W?'f2,gf.L3:5w f ,firm ' - ZY W1 rv'-Q,ui':r'gi?figs7i'g:SLT?fig? -' A K '. . 7 ' 'V K -Q I. A M SENIORS: Tuss McEvoy Nancy Helberg Phylis Jenkins Mary Lou White 107' , QW JUNIORS: jan Goehle Kathy Arndr Diane McGee JUNIQR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Polly VanDeventer Ivy Spoolhoff Shirley Klug Robyn Lindholm Caroline Ristine Lois Gerlich 'xJ M. ACTIVITIES 4 ,. , , 't 'ft M P my 1 fur 4' N X Y f 'Y ,f f.f 5' kk M. ,,,,-'- 'M jgw- J, T-if fr--'T .QN t. QUEEN YVONNE GODBOUT KING CLYDE MARCH HOMECOMING - 1962 Homecoming proved to be an exciting day for everyone. The day's activities began with a breakfast sponsored by the Pep Club. The breakfast was followed by the Homecoming assembly. As the lights dimmed and the familiar strains of Pomp and Circumstanceu were heard, the candidates - Bonnie Deutschlander and Glen Knip- penberg, Pam Ferlas and Daryl Runion, Mary McEvoy and Doug Ramseth, Janet Haven and junior March, Barb Solum and Mike Horton, Yvonne Godbout and Harold Isaacson, and Phylis jenkins and jon Markuson - slowly started their procession to the stage. The climax of the assembly was the crowning of the Homecoming Royalty. The game that afternoon did justice to our Homecoming slogan of Wring out Wash, as the Redmen triumphed over Wfashington 33-6. The dance featuring johnny and the Galaxies, concluded the Homecoming Festivities. Q95 UU GP ,X f fl l It 1 ll L ' E s f ' ocmzx X f 4 4 1962 Q D. t V 'Hom Y' 4 if 3 1 Royal Attendants An unforgettable moment for Yvonne. Suspense ends for junior ,J 6 Senior boys - john Hochschieldt, Boyd Bowman, and Kurt Haas - perform old Chinese trickn during assembly. The traditional pancake breakfast kicks off the day,s activities. ft- -, ,N f 'A 'f ' -, if L, A A fr ,L V -I 5 L gf ft egwklf a . faq 1.171 ' rf Rs: -,ff-sawn. h ag 1 4-g , 'yktt 2 f e if oTi'f'f lf Y' 1 ,--- . '55 if - 4 V ff 7 ' i 9T'f ' , . k - ? :iv 1 it H 'f V ,L 'g f . ,xy , gt. V at ., Mwifvv ., A t. ' Q 1 , f -'1 sf Start of the big game. Queen Yvonne and her attendants lead the half time parade. 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Vgwfw K s 5 ' 1 1 K ,xt Q, ,A1..1, Y + ,Tig .1 t iivif 1' 'W ' W ' 'z1w, 14it'?H'Qim ww 1' fe f f wif , M N .' 5 f mf . v ' 1 Y I 3 - , 'Q an , . . . L- -1 gf as 6 ,, Q is , 1 A- ,ra -A x it i 3 'A i f 'ff '--'f a rf new -21:5 , U 10115, f P 3:5 ,lg 3 if 8 Q V ' tif ii my V I 6 . S X gl ' Hx Q :P at-Yq,,?,A, X M5 l l 3,7 I f LA, 54 vin 4 Q- Q V fx' v Q5 54. ' 'qffixl ,, W if - VF R. - A ' ,f , Q X vii . . g Q5 ' K ' V x, 1 I ' P Y V W n is 1 ' f f se x 'G 1' i' ' . 'f' -w ' , +-'H f ' 98 ' ' ' - X ff ' '- ff if r -N 6 1 TAMING OF THE SHREW BAPT ISTA ,.......,.........,.....................,... VINCENTIO LUCENTIO . PETRUCHIO GREMIO .,... JOHN McCLURG , ...,. JOHN HOCHSCHIELDT DOUG RAMSETH CHUCK WOODBURY STEVE HANSEN HORTENSIO ....... .... G ARY HEPOLA TRANIO ..,...,........ , ......,.. DICK NELSON BIONDELLO ....... ..,...., M IKE HORTON GRUMIO ..... .,,........ P AUL BARG CURTIS ....,..... ..,......... B OB NELSON A PEDANT .,,.... MIKE REASONER KATHARINA ......, .,.... L YNNE COFFMAN BIANCA ...........,.. ,.... . ...,.,,..... I .INDA LUNDEEN A WIDOW ....,,.,......... . .,., RENEE ZAREMBINSKI HABERDASHER .......................,...... JAMES BREZOVEC TAILOR ....,,.,..................,..................... BOYD BOWMAN MUSICIAN .,.....................,...................... KIRK THOREN SERVANTS .,,,..,. MARY LOU WHITE CIN CHARGED ASS'T. DIRECTOR .... .... B ONNIE DEUTSCHLANDER The newlyweds in one of their quiet moments. xx I'l1 do it right away, master. S x Everyone jumped at Petruchio's commands. :MW Prithee, what goeth on? 99 Stage Manager looks on as milk is delivered to the Gibbs' door. Childhood sweethearts, George and Emily, are wed in town church. Professor Willard summarizes the history 100 of Grover's Corners. OUR TOWN Our Town, Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize winning play, was produced by the Onstagers under the direction of Mr. D. F. Morrison, on December 6 and 7, 1962. Our Town, which depicts the life of a New Hampshire village, and represents any town anywhere, is different from most plays in one respect. The stage is void of any scenery and only a minimum amount of properties are needed to con- vey the theme to the audience. The Stage Manager CMichael Herhertb informally outlines the history of the town and something of the character of its citizens. Then he carries you into the houses of the Gibbs and Vifebb families, substantial homes containing substantial folks. Dr. Gibbs CThomas Mattsonj and Mrs. Gibbs flilizabeth Thompsonj are the parents of George and Rebecca Gibbs CHarold Kempka and Eva Dinsmorej. Mr. Webb fRichard Nelsonj and Mrs. Wlebb UoAnne jensenj are the parents of Wfally and Emily Wfebb fDaniel Woodbury and Georgia Gesej. Other characters are the milkman fliruce Hausauerj, Professor Willartl Uames Svardahlj, the undertaker Qohn Iversonl, the town constable CGary Carlsonj, and the town's people Games Spawn, Marjorie Pearson, Nancy Reed, Bonnie Arentj. During their childhood, George and Emily are playmates and their later lives are woven together as neighbors' lives are likely to be. As they grow older, they pass from an embarrassed interest in one another, into a state of mature love. George and Emily marry, but their happiness is short-livecl for Emily dies in child-birth. She is taken to the town cemetery and, despite the warning pleas of the dead, she re-lives one clay of her life. To her dismay she realizes how people are blind and ignorant of life's worth. Day begins with breakfast at the Gibbses. Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. Webb chat while shelling peas. PCLYNESIAN PARADISE The 1962 Junior-Senior Prom was held in the Student Union Ballroom on the St. Paul Campus May 4, 1962. The ballroom was transformed into a Polynesian Paradise through the use of palm trees, fish nets, a fountain, and hundreds of baby orchids shipped from Hawaii. The junior class, under the direction of Mr. Berendt, planned the night's festivities. Everyone promenaded to the music of the Saints band in the tradi- tional Grand March headed by the senior and junior class officers. Q , yi 'if SNCW-DAZE 1963 KING DOUG QUEEN JOAN XY'ilson's annual mid-winter fun fest called Snow Daze was held on january 17-18 and was filled with fun and excite- ment for all participants. Festivities be- gan with the broom ball game - Pep Club vs. Hockey Team - on Thursday afternoon. Mr. Benepe and Mr. Strang, the two impartial referees, called the game a scoreless deadlock. That evening the bas- ketball team lost a heart-breaker to John- son 29-27 in overtime. mam Carole Miller joan Boy um .lohn Hochsthreldt Doug, Scheunemann . - Royal attendants Nancy Helberg, judy Johnson, Dorothy Fair, and Linda Scott Friday morning's assembly ended the week-long suspense as the junior pair, Joanie Boyum and Doug Scheunemann, were hailed as Snow-Daze Royalty by their subjects. Shortly after noon most of the student body adjourned to the realm of Boreas at Como Park for three hours of fun and frolic, skating, toboganning, and following the mysterious clues in search of the hidden treasure. In spite of 10 below temperatures, no casualties were reported and the S15 treasure button was found by freshman, Craig Holmstrom. Music by the Roy Johnson band for the Friday night dance in the school gym gave a finishing touch to this year's Snow Daze. Paulette VanDeventer Cormne Barber Paul Solum Bjorn Olness 'IO Hey! This is a broomball game - not a curling tournament. Doug is stunned ,J joanie is grateful. W Him , J Z W ,lg V 3 , 5 ii f 5 iifffify T is is --fs? 'tu .. ,:,. M ,,,L, , W ' f A 4- . ,,, 4 - A . V V D 1 , tx I 5, .ig .mail B . V' sen! 5 Av M A 4 ' X N 2 .,, 3, 5 Q i Q ' i a Luxe W if E 4 Qs- as x ' ' 'A 3 NN it Mm 4 It's here, it's there - hey, where is it? Craig Holmstrom - the winnah! The chorus of gypsies accompany the Fortuneteller and Sandor. THE FORTUNE TELLER The setting of the story is a small and bank- rupt European kingdom, Livonia. In order to pull Livonia out of its financial predicament, Count Berezowski organizes a raffle. As is the custom, the king holds the winning ticket. By accident the Count writes a love message to Irma of the Grand Opera Ballet on the back of the ticket. The Count's attempts to regain the ticket lead to confusion and merriment. Steve Lockwood portrays Count Berezowski with Mary Anderson and Diane Kammerer playing female leads as Irma and the gypsy, respectively. Brent Collins, Kenneth Hoff, Nancy Reed, Bruce Hausauer, XY'ayne Lind- quist, Jo Ann Arnold, Vivian XX'eeks, Jerry Berreth, Milton Ericksen, Renee Zarembinski, and joel Pilgrim also appear in the production. An assembly of the citizens of Livonia. The palace guards voice their opinion. Count Berezowski searches for ticket 1,000,00l. 105 ROW 1 - Gloria Inglebret, Verdanne Goodyear, Shirley Klug, Karen Lundeen, Dennis Stiles, Mr. Rossini. ROW 2 - Susan Dena, Caroline Ristine, Ivy Spoolhoff, Bonnie Arent, Mary Kornmann, Gary Barnum. ROW 3 - Terry Muck, Richard Plug, Brent Collins, Dave Anderson, Dave Morgan, Paul Solum. Big plans for the Class of 1965 have already begun with the organization of the sophomore steering committee with Mr. Rossini as advisor. The class' first money-raising project was a dance held last spring. Minnesota Mining 8: Manufacturing Company was host to science enthusiasts from the city high schools. Mr. R. Anderson, biology teacher, accom- panied Tom Olander, Mike Reasoner, and Allen Beck on a tour of the company to see its newest developments in the field of science. SEATED: Richard Flug, Paulette VanDeventer, Michael Gits, Lavonne Shultz, Dennis Stiles. STANDING: Sue Gallatin, Mike Markuson, Gloria Inglebret, Mr. Strang, Linda Hoit, Sandy johnson, Karen Lundeen, Caroline Ristine. More words a minute is the slogan as typers vie for first position in the Key Club. The club recently reorga- nized by Mr. Strang, attempts to in- crease typing speed through competi- tive drills. Sn, x xg A 445' A ff J J , 1 qw x vw fi y -Y' i .,...1A K,...... 'ii 5, . S1152 xf' ,STX . gr . f . fa. x - s sm . v 1, + I A . Q. , .v5W5X? 5 9 F n . 4,7 4. fJ.,,,ps Q x ' 'fit Am -.f- 1' U 5 s 5:.... 'K x N s A Chuck Xvoodbury, All-City halfback, accepts the Bill Fitzl-larris Memorial Award from Mrs. Helen FitzHarris, widow of the former Wilson coach. The award is pref sented annually to the City Conference leading scorer in football. Chuck edged teammate junior March by scor- ing 65 points during the season. Bruiser jolly ol' Sr. Nicholas passed out gifts at the Christmas dance sponsored by the senior class. Representatives of 14 colleges visited Wilson during December to interview future students and answer questions about their school. Dick Smith, Daryl Runion, Dean Pearson, and Carol An- derson are shown discussing material with the representatives from Bethel College. 1? N9 86' sod. V' 0 49 go? Q3' FACULTY Congratulations, seniors, upon having completed your high school program. One of the functions of a high school education is preparation for further education. To succeed in the world of work today one must have skills to sell. Before you can get the job you want you must go through a period of job preparation. You must make the best possible use of your potential skills. The responsibility for your further education is in part the responsibility of the community, but above all, it is the responsi- bility of the student himself. Try to prepare yourself to be a competent, mature individual in the many phases of adult life that you will be expected to meet in your home, in your job, in your social life, in your life as a patriotic citizen in the local community and in the nation and in the world. The past three years have placed me in a position to evaluate the Class of 1963. In my judgment, this class has the potential to make a distinguished contribution to the welfare of our total com- munity. You have in your ranks a great many outstanding students. Good citizenship has characterized the school careers of the vast majority of you. If you will continue to build upon the foundation of your Wilson experience, and set your levels of aspiration at a reasonably high level, the world will know you, as individually and collectively, successful people. Qfcwf gviifner MR. GERALD HOYE Visiting Teacher of A tl s S 'la J f--M W- l X I H .... M . . . ...M t' A ,ff MRS. ELVIRA CLARKE Counselor MR. RAYMOND DAVOLI Qyiiliiam Qfg...f.... MRS. DOROTHY KETTLESON Nurse 4. A., NWNMNNN SCIENCE MR. RICHARD BENEPE Biology Football Track MR. GEORGE DELAITSCH Chemistry Student Council Lockers MR. WILLIAM CARLSON Physics Audio-Visual MR. RICHARD ANDERSON Biology Hockey 'B' Football MR. SOL MASTBAUM Math Tennis .Asia 'k. .-.' , MISS MAE MIDJE Algebra MR. MARVIN TROMP Math English MR. ROBERT MORRIS Math MATHEMATICS 111 ' 2' A? 1 .. Q 325 :.,, , N ,,,.. I A A , ' i i 1 ff I L.A. E, Wuxi I . s i A ' ' - - VFW ' , A 4 . 1 A , .:., , . X ,, .4 ,M .K M' ' A ,g gi-,,, A I ' E' f- ' y fe-5' 4 Q L X , ',,LL I '- '1153,i!f!c4 -- 'S A ' xewigfv - V - 'F 25553 Q , , ' MISS HELEN ARBES 1- ' Special Classes TT' ' RM 3, MR. ROBERT BERENDT journalism Wilsonian Senior Class MR. DONALD CAMERON English Wrestling junior Class 'B' Baseball MISS RUTH KACHEL English Red Cross Advisor 112 MR. JOSEPH KUELBS Latin MR. WILLIAM LORENZ English Log Golf 'B' Basketball if 2 3 Wig 'N 1 ..,-f. I 2, .sg,55fk,: - .1 I gl Z I S if '. iv,-.?Ss:., , 1 Vx was-. .A-, -:H -' -...M eg 7' R sal? f ' - . .L I -' W-,l - '-qrwfsm? if , eff, - we 6 f , 5 . 1 , -.adv 411 wsfsgw-'ly -'z I - 'is.,,,,.W I , 'Xi--- , MISS ELEANOR GALLAGHER English MRS. EMILY STEVENS English SOCIAL STUDIES gf ,S'Q - f SSSS k ,it,g M MR. JOHN CHRISTENSFN History MR. ELMER ANDERSON Business School Bursar MISS LOLA FAY Social Studies F.T.A. I.R.C. MR. THOMAS JESSEN Business 'B'.Hockey On The job Training MR. PAUL SOKOL Social Studies 1 ,QZ ' , Basketball . ,, , ' 1 , f 'S' -I fgw i fw ' :egygff 25 .Q I r.iss slss . ' ,gg L : 'kay Fwf 52. - A Q- 1. 3f7li?5?'m1'4:l A I . ,l 5.3: ky , , , 'Lf Y L ,L-,,.9, l' , ,ME .A r , .J A. K 1 f ' Ass't. Football 4' , Vivy' -' 's 1 ' MR. MARTIN ROSSINI History Athletic Director Vjkljk-2!kaJXi. fwlkvjgsjw QRyg1'mAggi3q 2 fi MR. GERALD STRANG Typing Swimming MRS. MAR-IORIE NORDLING BUSINESS II3 -. ,W MISS GERTRUDE HARTUNG Librarian Q :. :. A 2-f.1fm.:' K Seve- ,.'g,,L, gga if . . 1 1 'Y' 7 'fr ,4i4iai..i , 9 5 5912, . Lg.. f 1 DQR I I 1 .2, . Y cc ,, Q, Q. - . A A M A Ag .41 Q -'- 1ww,:..+.a2V -- . . if -'-- 2 Q k.,k f 'K . w i f MR. HANS KAPPUS Art FINE ARTS MR. SAMUEL MACKINNEY Music Operetta MR. DICK MORRISON fflll MR. THOMAS FERRIS Woodshop 'I'I4 MR. AXEL KISE Mechanical Drawing MRS. LOLA MONSON Home Economics F.H.A. Speech Dramatics MR. RICHARD ROBINSON American History Baseball MR. CORLIS HUNTLEY MISS JUNE YOUNG Phy. Ed. Phy. Ed. Cross Country Pep Club Gymnastics G,A,A, gi lg I f' .fl bps...-H CLI. CUSTODIANS Mr. Terry O'Neil Mr. john Schabel Mr. Howard jurgensen Mr. William Anderson CLERK Mrs. Helen Schmokel COOKS Mrs. Lucille Urbanski Mrs. Helen Moe Mrs. Martha Weber Mrs. Lois Lambrecht Mrs. Loretta Holstein WILSON PATRONS The following merchonts ond professionoll men of the Midwoy oreo hove helped us finonce the 1962 LOG. They hove shown dn inter- est in our school, our student body, ond the future of our commun- ity. We oppreciote their friendship,ond they would oppreciote our future support. Ace Electric 1160 N. Snelling Ade 8: Bob's Muffler Center 859 University All Star Bowl 1548 University Al Podgorski 84 Sons 694 N. Dale St. Anderson Jewelry 1466 University Arnie's Barber Shops Hamline 8: Minnehaha Art's Barber Shop 686 N. Snelling Art Olson Clark Super 100 1253 University Associated Sales 643 University Barnes 84 Smith 1220 W. Minnehaha Barr's Flowers 494 N. Snelling Benike's 449 N. Snelling Bob's Auto Repair 235 N. Snelling Bridgemans 1279 University Cal's Hobby Shop 593 N. Snelling Century Sales Company 982 Thomas Colonial Furniture Company Snelling at University Danny Howard Men's Wear Midway Center Degnan's Market 749 Tatum DeHaas Employment Service 1526 University Dey Bros. Greenhouses 1215 N. Dale Dom's Shoe Shop 1332 W. Minnehaha Duerr's Barber Shop 875 Minnehaha Dumont's House of Beauty 636 N. Snelling Dunn Welding Supply 1730 University Earl's 'iMister Pizza 467 N. Snelling Earl's Shoe Service 619 Blair Econ-O-Wash Laundramat 720 N. Hamline Field Enterprises Ed. Corp. 1821 University Furniture Show Rooms 722 N. Snelling Gayman's Beauty Salon 1590 University General Electronics Inc. 632 N. University Gim's Cafe 767 S. Cleveland Goodman Grocery 763 N. Snelling Graebner Employment Service 490 N. Snelling Hamline Cleaners 724 N. Snelling Hamline Drug Store 719 N. Hamline Hamline Hdwe. 8: Paint 755 N. Snelling Hamline Hotel 545 N. Snelling Harmony Homes 765 N. Snelling Harold E. Tyler Company 678 N. Snelling Hawkinson's Jewelry 491 N. Snelling Hoff Jewelers 964 N. Dale Inter-City Plumbing Co. 510 N. Snelling jack's Decorated Ice Cream 1337 W. Minnehaha jerry's Texaco 699 N. Snelling Jobs Unlimited 1461 University joe Williams Catering 520 N. Snelling Kemp Pharmacy 1340 Thomas Kredit-Kleen O-Mat 579 Dale Lemm Pharmacy 511 N. Snelling Liberty State Bank Selby 8: Snelling Lloyd's Drugs 720 N. Snelling Lo-Price Supermarket 734 N. Snelling D I xg Ng- 7 .Gaiman ' d-,H JJ 0 X Lynn Employment and Temporary Service 158 Griggs Midway Bldg. Mabel K's 591 N. Snelling Mary Zee Hair Fashion 685 N. Snelling Mid-Town Barber Shop 634 N. Snelling Midway Pizza 1569 University Midway Chevrolet 1389 University Midway Dress Shop 495 N. Snelling Midway Heights Barber Shop 746 Tatum Midway Industrial Supply 712 N. Snelling Midway National Bank 1578 University Midway Typewriter 736 N. Snelling Milbern Clothing Co. 1821 University Milo's Skelly Service 741 University Minnehaha Food 1818 W. Minnehaha Minnehaha Lanes - 955 Seminary Modern Bowling Supply 1636 University .1 Montgomery Ward 1400 University Molin Concrete Products 885 VU. Minnehaha Nates' Mens Shop 465 Wabasha Oberhamer Shoe Company 689 N. Dale Parranto Service 606 N. Hamline Perkins' Pancake House 1088 University Pilla Engraving Co. 516 Collins Pinky's Diner 1605 University Power Tools Inc. 1731 University Quality Cafeteria 694 N. Snelling Richard's Mobil 1200 N. Snelling Riedler Radio 8: TV 1342 Van Buren Road Buddy's 799 University Roadside Drive-In 2105 N. Snelling Robert Paul Co. 572 N. Snelling Rohweder Radio 8: TV Co. 613 Grand Roll-N-Pin Pastry 747 N. Snelling St. Paul Cement Works 965 Lafond Skelly Oil Co. 1717 University Smith's R 8: K Service 717 N. Snelling Spike's Gamble Store 721 N. Snelling Standard Service Center 1111 University Sugar Dan's Drive In 1537 Como Swanson's Paint 8: Wallpaper 512 N. Snelling Thor's Bakery 1332 Thomas Three Bears 106 1 University Twin City Hardware Co. 1010 N. Dale Univ.-Vic. Service 861 University Wegner Welding Supply Co. 461 N. Snelling Welding Supply 8: Specialty Co 1556 Como Westlund's Market, Inc. 597 N. Snelling W. F. Smith Tire and Battery Co 1641 University 117 FACULTY W. J. Scanlan, Prin., 110 K. F. Grittner, Ass't. Prin. 97, 110 Anderson, Elmer 113 Anderson, Richard 77,82,111 Arbes, Miss Helen 38,112 Benepe, Richard 35,72,76,104, 111 Berendt, Robert 4,29,46,48,54, 55,112 Cameron, Donald 34,38,53,87, 92,112 Carlson, William 39,111 Christenson, John 36,113 Clarke, Mrs. Elvira 64,110 Davoli, Raymond 110 DeLaitsch, George 37,111 Fay, Miss Lola 40,59,62,113 Ferris, Thomas 36,114 Gallagher, Miss Eleanore 45,112 Hartung, Miss Gertrude 114 Hoye, Gerald 110 Huntley, Corlis 88,90,115 Jessen, Thomas 42,65,85,113 Kachel, Miss Ruth 49,112 Kappus, Hans 41,62,114 Kettleson, Mrs. Dorothy 110 Kise, Axel 39,62,114 Kuelbs, Joseph 43,112 Lorenz, William 46,54,78,81,112 MacKinney, Samuel 34, 69,70, 114 Mastbaum, Sol 89,111 Midje, Miss Mae 111 Monson, Mrs. Lola 64,114 Morris, Robert 35,111 Morrison, Dick 42,66,l14 Nordling, Mrs. Marjorie 113 Robinson, Richard 44,77,91,114 Rossini, Martin 113 Sokol, Paul 44,72,76,78,113 Stevens, Mrs. Emily 40,112 Strang, Gerald 41,86,1l3 Tromp, Marvin 111 Young, Miss June 37,50,56,58, 108,115 SENIORS Adams, Patricia 6,50,60 Anderson, Carol 6,54,62,66,70, 108 Anderson, Sherry 6,69 Bakke, Douglas 6 Ballis, Joseph 6,48,72,82,83,84 Barg, Paul 6,25,69,99 Bauman, Kathleen 6 Bazarnic, Richard 7 Beck, Allen 7 Becklund, Joan 7 Benysek, John 7,22 Berglund, Mary 7,66,69 Berry, Norma 6,7,29,48,51,54,56, 59,60,62,69 Billy, Sharon 7,69 Blanck, Thomas 8,59,62 Bowman, Boyd 8,48,50,59,62,67, 97,99 Bowman, Robert 8,66,67,86 Brabec, Carol 8,64 Brezovec, James 8,59,62,67 Bunde, Jeanne 8,18,29,52,54,56, 59,60,62,64 Bunde, Richard 8,59,62,67,82,83, 84,90,91 Bursell, Mary 9,54 Carley, Lynn 9,49,50,59,60,62 Christenson, Douglas 9,87 Clink, Rosemary 9,62,69 Coffman, Lynne 9,13,53,59,62,70, 99 118 Colby, Dwight 7,9,53,59,65,78, 80,89 Coleman, Claudette 9,70 Conley, William 10 Cook, Raymond 10,49,65,69,70 Cook, Robert 10,70 Cropsey, Ronald 10,72 Daerda, Karen 10,55,65 Dahle, Mary 10 Demaree, Jeanene 10,60,65 Demulling, Kay 11,65 Deutschlander, Bonnie 11,29,48, 52,53,54,55,59,60,62,97,98 DeVine, Raymond 11 DeZelar, Joseph 11,50,69,72,76 Dinsmore, George 11,48,54 Engman, Larry 11,69 Engren, Russell 11 Ewald, Kenneth 12,67,72,76,87 Ferlas, Pamela 12,65,97,98 Fleming, Sandra 12,65 Fletcher, Roger 12,90 Flint, Lloyd 12 Forsberg, Barbara 12,51,56,60, 63 Foster, Lenora 12,48,55,56 Fox, Lois 13 Gallatin, Carol 13,29,5o,62,70 Gerlich, James 13,48,50,55,59,67, 72,76,78,79,89 Godbout, Yvonne 13,16,29,48, 51,54,56,60,63,96,97,98 Gontarek, Mark 13 Graff, Gayle 13,65 Graham, Kathleen 13,65 Haas, Kurt 9,14,29,48,50,59,62, 67,72,73,76,82,84,97 Hammink, Sandra 14,50,60 Hansen, Steven 14,59,62 Haven, Janet 14,23,48,55,60,69, 97,98 Helberg, Nancy 14,29,50,54,6O, 93,103 Hepola, Gary 14,48 Hinz, Betty 14,64 Hochschieldt, John 15,29,50,59, 67,91,97,103 Horton, Michael 15,21,29,50,62, 67,69,72,76,84,91 Hovland, Gary 15,50,67,82,83,89, 90 Husnick, Gene 15,72,73,76 Ingelbretson, Carol 15,64 Isaacson, Harold 10,15,50,67,72, 73,76,78,79,80,91 Iverson, James 15,55,67,86 Jastrow, Thomas 16,66 Jenkins, Phylis 8,16,48,50,54,55, 56,60,62,69,93,97,98 Jensen, Sharon 16 Johnson, Janice 16,48,50,55,59, 60,62 Johnson, Pamela 16,65 Joseph, Blaine 16,90 Jurgensen, Renee 16 Kammerer, Dianne 17,70 Kenops, Diane 17,49,51,54,56, 59,60,62,64,69 Kitzberger, Vicci 69,70 Klarkowski, Thomas 17,72,76 Klug, Elaine 17,50,56,59,60,62, 70 Knippenberg, Glen 17,82,83,84, 91 Krueger, Kathleen 17,65 Krueger, Marlene 17,65 Lang, Mary Ann 18,70 Larson, Linda 18,66 Lauer, Marie 18,70 Leibel, Dorene 18,65 Lewis, Gary 18,86,89 Lindeen, Charles 18,67,90 Longman, Sharlene 18,62 Loots, Donna 19 Lorenzen, Jerrold 19 Lundeen, Linda 19,27,48,50,53, 55,60,99 Lynch, Maureen 19,65 McClurg, John 19,26,29,53,67, 78 McEvoy, Mary 19,50,55,59,60, 93,97,98 McLean, William 19,55,78,79 McManus, Timothy 12,20,69 Maether, James 20 March, Clyde 19,20,29,48,50,55, 59,67,72,73,76,82,83,90,96,99 Markuson, Jon 20,67 Marshall, Ronald 20,87 Mauseth, Gayle 20,50,56,60,65 Mentes, Mardell 20,65 Miller, Carole 21,64,103 Miller, Marianne 21,50,56,60 Miller, Ronald 21,88,90 Moeller, Richard 21,70 Mordh, Donald 21 Morgan, Robert 21,89,91 Mueller, Donald 21,87 Neary, James 22,66 Nelson, Richard 22,89,100 Nelson, Robert 22,99 Neumann, Kenneth 22,49,87,90 Niva, Nancy 22,65 Olander, Thomas 22,29,72 Ostermann, Janice 14,22,50,54, 55,60,62 Otteson, Barbara 23,48,50,55,59, 60,62 Palmer, Douglas 23,48,55,62 Palmer, Rennie 23,62 Pearson, Dean 23,53,59,62,65, 108 Peterson, Donald 23,86 Piper, Ronald 23 Pitzl, Kenneth 23 Pojar, Dianne 24,49,51 Proue, Roy 24,59,89 Raas, Cheryl 24 Ramseth, Douglas 24,66,67,78,99 Raths, Terry 24 Reasoner, Michael 24,59,62,89 Reiter, Keith 24 Ristine, Judith 25,63,65 Ristine, Laura 25,49,55,63 Roehl, Christine 25,49,66 Rucci, Roger 15,25,70,88 Runion, Daryl 25,48,55,59,65, 86,108 Scheerz, Helen 25,65 Sevcik, Kathleen 25,66 Simmons, Richard 26 Smith, Richard 26,62,65,108 Snee, Hugh 26 Solum, Barbara 11,26,48,50,54, 56,6o,62,69,97,98 Tester, Susan 26,70 Thomas, Donald 69 Thoren, Kirk 26,51,67,86,90,99 Thron, Gary 26 Torgerson, Donald 17,27,82,83, 84 Uebel, John 27,86 Varchminn, Sandra 27,65 Veum, Wayne 27,87 Vidal, Joseph 27,90 Vorwerk, Paul 27,66 Wachs, Charlotte 27,63,65 Webster, Bonita 28,29,50 White, Mary Lou 20,28,48,50,53, 54,59,60,62,93,99 Wiedl, Patricia 28 Witham, Penelope 28,53 Woodbury, Charles 28,29,48,49, 50,5355,67,72,76,87,90,99,108 Wright, Barbara 28,5o,65 Yonekawa, Wayne 28,29,48,49, 54,55,59,66,72,76,78,80,87 Youreman, Patricia 29,65 Zarembinski, Renee 29,48,49,51, 54,60,63,70 Zechmann, John 29 Ziehl, Randall 29,62 JUNIORS Alexander, Gary 36,54,59,62,65, 67,8790 Alford, Richard 35,67,87 Allen, Arlene 35,53,62 Ambourn, Paul 38 Ammann, Robert 36 Anderson, Barclay 37,90 Anderson, Gail 36,64,69 Andrasko, Carol 37 Arndt, Kathleen 34,35,48,49,50 54,56,59,93 Arnold, JoAnn 38,65,70 Ashton, Diane 35,48,52,56,64 Ashton, Naomi 37 Bailey, Barbara 38,54,60 Bakke, Steven 35 Bartlett, Norman Dale 35 Becker, Wayne 34 Beebe, Terrance 35,90,91 Belisle, Terry 35 Benesch, Steve 36 Benson, Diedre 37,70 Berglund, Gary 36,55,67,72,82,9l Berreth, Gerald 34,53,55,65,69 92 ' Bielenberg, Bette 38,52,60 Bloomer, Clifton 38,87 Bollinger, Eugene Donald 34,36 5O,59,62,91 Bollinger, Gary 37 Boltman, Kathleen 37,52,56,60, 69 Borgstrom, John 34,35,48,78,8Cl 89 Bowman, Mary Ann 36,49,60 Boysel, Elaine 37,49,66 Boyum, Joan 34,35,48,50,54,5 60,62,102,103,l04 Brown, Sandra 37,70 Carlson, Richard 36,70 Chapman, James 34,90 Charboneau, Dale 37,49,62 Christenson, John 36 Chopskie, David 38,72,73,76,9 Christopherson, Mark 34,87 Clark, Dennis 37,72,73,76,78,7 S9 Coria, Penny 49,50,59 Danielson, Mary Ann 36,48,62 DeJonker, Jon 38,72 DeLestry, Joan 35,60 Devine, Douglas 36,82,87 Diaz, Gloria 34 Doerr, Robert 37 Dohman, Dale 34,67,82,90 Domian, James 38,72,82 Dorner, Frances 36 Doughman, Kenneth Lynn 35 Dox, George 37,50,87 Duda, Alan 34,62,90 Enerson, Larry 36 Ericksen, Milton 38,48,65,70 Evans, Thomas 36 Farber, Lawrence 36 Filiowich, James 37 Flint, Roger 36,87 Forbord, Kaye 34,35,48,50,56, Forbord, Mary 35 Foster, Larry 37,51,60 Fratt, Robin 37,51,60 Friedlander, Joan 38,60,64 Gallo, John 35,59,62 Gates, Diane 35,70 Gatto, Joseph 34 Gese, Georgia 54,56,52,53,54,5 56,59,62,l00 Gilmore, John 36 Gits, Larry 36,92 Glenn, Pauline 34,5l,59,62,63 Goehle, Janet 37,48,49,50,54,56, 60,93 Gunderson, Mary 37,48,52,55,56, 6o,64,69 Gutz, William 35 Hamann, Jane 34 Hansen, Charlotte 38,70 Hansen, Lee Ann 36,60 Hardwick, Leonard 34,55,78,80 Hartman, Timothy 35 Hasslen, Jean 35,52,54,56,60 Hasslen, Joel 38,51,59,65,67,78 Haupt, Joseph 34,62 Heins, Diane 36,52,60 Helberg, David 37,72,82 Henderson, Dennis 37 Hendricks, Pamela 34,38,49,60, 64 Hepola, Gayle 37 Herbert, Michael 36,48,49,51,59, 62,65,67,89,l00 Hesley, Charlotte 35,60 Hinz, Rosemary 36,70 Hirsch, Gregory 36 Hirsch, Richard 38 Holcomb, Cheryl 37 Holman, Janice 35,60,70 Hoogheem, Richard 35,72,88 Hopkins, Daniel 34,49,87 Howard, Therese 36 Hutmaker, Darrel 36 Hyden, David 37 Jacobson, Mark 35,55,67,72,87 Jeseritz, Wayne 67,87,90 Johnson, Charles 37 Johnson, Jeanne 36,53,65 Johnson, Judith 34,36,48,49,53, 65,103 Johnson, Woodrow 36,90 Kamrath, Gary 37,50 Katzenmaier, Ronald 36 Kerkow, Gary 35,53,67,72,76,92 Kijenski, Leonard 35,51,92 Klammer, John 37,72,76 Klein, Mary 38 Klismith, Angela 34 Knutson, Bonnie 38,52,60 Kochsiek, Roy 34,67,86 Kohler, John 34 Kothe, Diane 34,62,69 Krause, Cheryl 55,5o,56,59 Kringen, Terry 37 Kueffer, Charles 35 Kuyper, Helen 35,52,56,59,6o,62 LaBarre, Jeanne 34,36 Labey, Joseph 37 Larsen, Jane 36,60 Lawson, Virginia 37,66 LeBow, Raymond 34 Lindquist, Wayne 36,70 Link, Janet 36 Liston, Yvonne 36 Lockert, Harriet 37 Lockwood, Steven 37,49,53,69 Loy, John 36 Lund, Arnold 34 Lynch, Michaelene 36,52,60 McGee, Diane 38,48,51,56,59,60, 62,93 Maanum, James 36 Markuson, Mary 35,60 Mathis, Dennis 36 Mattson, Thomas 37,51,67 Maurer, Judy 35,56 Mayer, David 35,90 Miller, James 38 Mitchell, Mary 35,64 Moltumyr, Brenda 35,65 Morris, Vicky 38,55,60,70 Muehlegger, Mary 35 Neary, John 37 Nelson, Janet 34,66 Nelson, Janice 35,50,55,56,60,62 Nelson, Mary Kay 34,49,54,66 Nelson, Theodore 34,36,53 Nestaval, Judith 70 Neubauer, James 35 Nick, Paul 56,5o,55,62,78,79,s9, 90 O'Connor, Timothy 34,82 Olson, Sharon 37,48 Ortt, Rochelle 35,60 Oss, Beverly 34,35,51,53,56,60, 69 Petro, Stephen 34,35,38,59,89 Pharmer, James 36,66 Philipson, Judith 34,66 Pilgrim, Joel 35,53,69 Pittman, Joseph 35,90 Pizzella, Gerald 37,69 Puttin, Richard 35,51,67,89 Quarn, Janet 35,52,60 Reasoner, Timothy 36,59,82,89 Reilly, Thomas 37 Roberts, Sidney 35 Robinson, Mary Jo 34,37,53 Roerig, Steven 37,70 Rousseau, Judith 35 Rudenick, Larry 37 Ryan, Dan 36,70 Sager, Thomas 37,70 St. John, Dwight 38,51,53,59,67, 78 Scheerz, Harold 36 Scheunemann, Douglas 34,35,37, 48,51,67,72,75,76,82,90,1o2, 105,104 Schwarten, Ronald 34 Sipprell, Susan 37,55,60,70 Smith, Elizabeth 34,37,52,53,54, 56,65 Snyder, Janet 34,51,56,60,69 Snyder, Karen 35,70 Sonterre, Richard 66 Spawn, James 38 Stach, Richard 34,37,50,53,86,90 Stage, Jeanine 35,54,60 Steiner, Ted 59,62,90 Stern, Sandra 37,70 Stickney, Dorette 37,64 Stiles, Patricia 36 Theis, Walter 35 Thoren, Torry 34,35,67,82,89 Toensing, Nicholas 35 Truhler, Marvin 37 Trulson, Nancy 36,60,65 Uhlendorf, Diane 34,37,53,62 Vick, John 36 Villa, Sharon 37,52,56,60,69 Vinje, Layne 34,55,78 Volling, Robert 38,62 Vorwerk, Robert 38,66 Wachs, Susan 52,56,60 Wagner, James 34,88 Wallden, Mary 38,49,51,56,59, 60,62 Weeks, Vivian 37,52,60,70 Welke, William 37,67,87,90 Williams, Richard 36 Woodbury, George 34,35,51,59, 67,72,78,79,92 Yarbrough, Dolores 37,60 SOPHOMORES Aamodt, Susan 41,48,52,57,61,63 Abbott, Sharlet 42,49,52,61 Amey, James 42 Ammann, Linda 39 Anderson, David 42,66,85,92 Anderson, Judith 38,70 Anderson, Kathleen 39,61,62,63 Anderson, Mary 42,49,64,65,70 Anderson, Ruth 42,64,65 Andreiko, Jeanne 42,49 Anfang, Robert 40 Arent, Bonnie 42,50,57,61,66 Ashton, Mary 41,49,64 Awsumb, Lawrence 38 Bakke, Bradley 42 Bakke, Gretchen 39,61 Bakken, Donna 40,50 Barnum, Gary 39,51,86,90 Beaudet, Michelle 4O,52,61,63 Beck, William 42,81,90 Beebe, Pamela 41 Birr, Darlene 41 Boyd, Donley 40 Brist, Claude 41 Burg, William Max 87 Burgess, Timothy 42 Butler, Miriam 40,52,53,57,61 Caldie, Mary 42 Carlson, Gary 39,51,77 Carlson, Lynda 39,53,61 Carlson, Thomas 39 Carpenter, Linda 41,63 Casey, Dennis 41 Chermak, Margaret 42,50,57,63 Cherry, Helen 41 Christenson, Catherine 38,51,57, 61,63 Christenson, Michael 40 Cieminski, Maureen 40,62 Clark, Janine 39,50,57,61,64 Cogger, Barbara 43 Collins, Brent 38,70 Collins, Dennis 39,92 Connor, Judith 40,50,54,57,61 Cropsey, Mary 40 Delsing, Rene 39,62 Dena, Susan 41,52,57,61 DeVine, John 40,66 Diaz, Joseph 39,77 Dick, Fred 38 Domonkos, John 42 Duda, Richard 38,90 Dupaul, Virginia 40,70 Edworthy, Mary Ann 40,48,50, 57,61,64 Effenberger, Mary Lou 38,52,54, 69 Ellsworth, Greg 40,53,77,92 Englehart, William 39,85 Fair, Dorothy 40,48,52,53,57,6l, 103 Falkowski, Richard 41 Flaherty, Carol 41,52,53,57 Flug, Richard 40 Forbord, Robert 39 Fox, Cedric 41,88 Fredericksen, Judy 41,64 Gage, Nancy 42 Gallatin, Susan 40,50,61 Garlock, Gerald 38,69 Gates, Thomas 38 Gehrke, Joan 39,52,64,69 Gerlich, Lois 39.50,57,60,94 Germscheid, Richard 42 Gits, Michael 42 Gleb, Paul 42,90 Glenn, Larry 42 Goodyear, Verdan 39 Green, Michael 41,53,77 Green, Sandra 41,65,70 Gries, Maxine 40,52,57,61,70 Grundhauser, Dorothy 40 Gunderson, Cheryl 50 Gutz, James 41 Haas, Harry 85 Halverson, Sheila 42,62 Hanratty, Margaret 42,64 Hanson, Corlyss 41,64,65 Harren, Larry 38,66 Hausauer, Bruce 39,49,53,55,69, 100 Heiners, James 38 Hernandez, Christina 41 Herther, Mary 40,49,53,61,64 Hidding, Carol 40,49,52,61 Hocking, Douglas 41 Hodgin, Hofeld, Hoff, K Thomas 39 Keithe 40,88 enneth 41,53,55,70 Hoit, Linda 40,48,50,57,61 Hoke, Maureen 40,61,64 Huberty, Paula 42,64 Hueller, Mary 42,63 Husnick, Robert 39 Inglebret, Gloria 39,49,50,57,61 Iverson, John 42,55,65,92 Jannicke, Ronald 40,49 Jensen, JoAnne 39,48,52,54,57, 61,100 Johanson, Wesley 42,88 Johnson, Cheryl 42,50,57,61 Johnson, David 39 Johnson, Gregory 41 Johnson, Larry 38 Johnson, Sandra J. 42,50,57,66 Johnson, Sandra K. 39,49,52,61, 69 Johnson, Sharon 39,50,61 Johnson, Susan 40 Jordan, Karen 40 Joseph, Sandra 41,52,53,57,61 Jungk, Barbara 38,48 Kabitz, Charles 39 Kammerer, James 41 Keenan, Maureen 42,64 Kennelly, Darlene 42 Kenops, David 40,85 King, Marylynn 41,51,57,61,63 Kirschner, Bernd 40 Klinkenberg, Richard 41,77,81 Klug, Shirley 42,48,52,53,54,57, 61,94 Knapp, Kathleen 39,50,57,61,64 Koalska, Linda 41,50,57,61,66 Koegel, Kolar, J Kolar, J Peter 40 ames 41,87 anis 39,61 Kornmann, Mary 38,49,52,57,64 Kortz, Darlene 42 Kothe, James 41 Kowalski, Timothy 41,49 Krueger, Nancy 39 Kupietz, Joyel 41,57,62 Larsen, June 50,57,63,64 Larson, Larson, Janet 42 Roxanne 41 Lee, Luana 38,49,50 Lent, Kenneth 39 Lentsch. Gloria 40,64 Leske, Christy 40 Leskela, Judith 39,52 Lewis, Robert 41,54,86 Lindner, Betty 40 Lindner, Bill 42 Lindstrom, Eugene 40 Link, Sandra 39,70 Livingston, Donald 39 Lowe, David 40 Lundeen, Karen 40,50,57,60,70 Lygre, Sigmund 39 McKay, Madline Mandell, Sally 41,61,69 , Raymond 39 Gloria 40,52 Manteuffel, Robert 41,72,76,85, 92 Markuson, Michael 39,55,85 Marshall, Barbara 39 Martin, James 39,77 Mathiesen, Thomas 42,77 Maurer, Joseph 41 Milette. Linda 43,62 Mitchell, Thomas 39 Moeller, Vincent 40 Moellerman, Rosalie 39 Moore, Bonnie 39,52,57,61,63,65 Morehead, Judith 38,50,57,64 Morgan, David 40,48,77,81,92 119 Morgen, Michael 40 Mossbrugger, Diana 41,51,57,62 Mours, Richard 38 Muck, Terry 42,53,55,65,77,81, 91 Mueller, David 42 Mueller, Mary 39,51 Nadeau, Earl 39,51,53,77 Naumann, Michael 40,85 Nelson, Steve 41 Nerison, Mark 41 Nickles, Thomas 38,87,90 Niemiec, Judith 39,51,57 Nikituk, Patricia 41,52,61 Norton, Judith 42,52 O'Donnell, Mary Lou 39 Olmschenk, Carol 39 Olsen, Dorothy 40,52,55,57,61 Olson, Carl 39,50,67,85 Olson, Nancy 40,50,57,64 Ouhl, Carol 42,52,57,63 Pahl, Richard 39 Pearson, Esther 42,57 Picha, Theodore 39 Piper, Herbert 40,53,69 Prinz, Thomas 41 Pulkrabek, Roy 81 Putz, Gerald 42 Raasch, Dennis 39 Rand, Grant 42 Raths, Jon 39,81 Reed, Nancy 41,52,55,57,61,70 Reilly, James 40 Richards, Douglas 38,81,90 Ristine, Caroline 41,49,51,54,57, 61,63,94 Ristine, Rose 39,48,52,57,6l,63 Robinson, Linda 38,52,61 Roehl, Thomas 41 Rohow, Thomas 42 Roy, Robert 38,55 Rybchenko, Elona 41 Ryan, Michael 39 Sabean, Georgeanne 42,64 Sandberg, William 40,67,87 Scanlon, Thomas 39,51,67,77 Schueler, Diane 40,63 Schultz, LaVonne 38,52 Schweda, Susan 38,63,70 Sipprell, Robert 38 Skepper, Susan 39,53 Smith, Diane 41 Smith, Robert 42 Snelson, Daniel 38 Solum, Paul 41,51,55,67,77,S5, 90,103 Spoolhoff, Ivy 40,51,55,57,61,94 Steiner, Nancy 39 Steinke, Richard 39,81 Stern, Lynda 39 Stiles, Dennis 39 Strohkirch, Daryld 42,85 Sundberg, Vicki 4o,51,7o Sweitzer, Judy 39,49,52,6l,69 Swinland, Jean 39,52,53,57,63 Syvertsen, Gary 41 Thompson, Elizabeth 39,51,53, 54,57,61,100 Thunstrom, William 38,9O,92 Tjomsland, Sandra 41,57,6l,69 Torning, Walter 38 Townsend, Charlotte 40,61,63 Turner, Byron 42 Tutunnyk, Laryssa 42,52,53,57 Tworoski, Bonnie 42,57 VanDeventer, Paulette 41,48,51, 57,61,94,l03 Van Sickle, Roni Lee 42 Wall John 40 Wallace, Michael 42 Ward, Greg 39 Ward, Sheila 41,65,70 20 Warnest, Marian 41,49,52,57,64, 65 Weber, Cheryl 57 Weinert, Janice 41 Weiss, Leann 39 Wengarra, Janet 42,50,61 Wemmer, Kenneth 42 Wenum, James 42,90 Wiesner, Kathleen 40 Willenbring, Robert 42 Wirrer, Michael 38 Witzke, Kay 42,4s,52,54,61 Wyman, JoAnn 40,61,63 Wynn, Geraldine 42,65 Yonekawa, Patricia 4o,52,64 Young, Howard 40,50,67,77,88 FRESHMEN Abbott, Betty 44,63,69 Nicolaus 44 Ammann, Anderson, Carol 46,63,64,70 ames 45 Anderson, J Anderson, Patricia 43,51,63 Anderson, Sheldon 45,65,77 Anlauf, Ellen 45,70 Aras, David 44 Walter 46,65,81 Arnold, Ashton, Charles 45,81 Daniel 43 Ashton, Ashton, Sandra 45,49,63,70 Darrell 44 Audett, Ballis, Mark 44 Baltrush, Jo Ann 44,58,66 Barber, Corinne 46,103 Berg, Gerald 44,69 Betz, John 43 Bevins, Jean 44,58,61 Bloedorn, Richard 43 Boldt, Alan 44 Bollinger, Timothy 45 Bowman, Perry 44 Bremer, Hubertus 46,53 Bruce, Robert 46 Brumbaugh, William 44,64 Buetow, Steven 46,86 Calton, Joanne 44,53 Cameron, Keanne 45,77,81 Carlson, Donald 43 Carlson, Sandra 44,65,70 Carpenter, Caren 45,51,58,61,63 Ciesinski, Gwynne 46,52 Coburn, Wayne 45 Constantine, Vicky 46 Cooper, Andrea 43,49,60 Deladi, James 46,77,85 DiBerardini, Judith 45 Digerness, Carol 45,65,69 Dinsmore, Eva 100 Dohman, Cheryl 44,58,61 Doughman, Douglas 46 Drolson, Patricia 44,58,70 Duda, Kenneth 46,90 Durband, Wayne 44,77,81 Ecker, Jane 44,51,58,61 Eickholt, Timothy 46,81 Ellis, Robert 44,55 Erickson, Maynard 43 Flemino, Fletcher, Dan 88 Darleen 43,s1,65 Forbord, Jean 46 Foster, Robert 46 Gallo, Sandra 46,58,63,64 Gehrke, Barbara 46,52,69 Germain, Kathleen 43,69 Gilmore, David 46 Godbout, Cheryl 45,51,54,58,6l, 62,63,64 Goldberg, Suzanne 44,49,50,54 Goon, Linda 45,52,58,61 Greene, Kathryn 44,65 Greschner, Janice 45 Grossklaus, Ronald 43 Grossman, Pamela 43,51,54,58, 61,65 Hahold, Michael 45,81 Hanratty, Carol 44,64 Haupt, Bernice 43 Heath, Cynthia 46 Hepola, Mary 43,61,64,65 Herther, James 46 Hidding, Diane 43 Hinz, Gene 46 Hitchcock, Patricia 46,49,52,61, 64 Hoelscher, Steven 45,81 Holle, Diane 43,69 Holmstrom, Craig 44,104 Holt, Edwin 46 Homich, Charles 45 Hopkins, Linda 43 Howe, Margaret 45,50,61 Hoyt, Colleen 46,49,52,58,61 Hurst, Robert 46,77,85 Hyden, Mary 44,69 Jandl, Donald 43 Jensen, Lyle 46,55 Johnson Johnson 9 9 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson Charles 46,81 Diane 46,51,53,63 Donald Martin 46 Donald Robert 46,77 Marsha 45 Richard 44 Sandra 45,53,61,69 Johnson, Jones, David 45 Jungk, Leslie 43 Jungwirth, Philip 44,64 Kalis, Suzanne 46,51,58,61,64 Kalway, Robert 44 Kampa, Robert 46,85 Kempka, Harold 43,51,55,77,100 Kenops, Deborah 44,49,51,58,61 Ketcham, Pamela 43 Kiecker, Jack 45,81 Kinsella, Paul 46,81 Klinkenberg, Karen 43,49,51,58, 61,63,64 Kohlman, Thomas 44 Kolupailo, Stanley 46 Korsell, Barbara 44,49,53,61,64 Kreuscher, Gerald 45 Kreuger, Susan 45,63 Kuehn, Susan 43,52,6l,64 Kurrasch, Joy 46,64 Lambert, Susan 46,51,58 Lauer, Thomas 46 Lillie, Nancy 46,58,69 Lindholm, Robyn 45,51,54,58,61, 94 Terry 44,77,8 1 Linse, Karen 44,64 Loeffler, Thomas 43,55 Lofstrom, Carolyn 46,49,61,64, 65,69 Lonnes, Judith 43,58,64 McCarthy, Irene 46,50 MacDonald, David 46 McMillan, Dennis 46 Maas, Wanda 44,61,63,64 Mathis, Linda 45,64 Mayer, Daniel 45 Meron, Thomas 43 Mitchell, Robert 44 Moltumyr, Linda 45,65 Moran, Thomas 43 Mueller, Carol 43,65 Nadeau, Paul 45 Neinstadt, Layne 44,77 Nelson, Steven 43,81 Nelson, Thomas 41,45,77 Nuechterlein, Keith 45 Nvman, Linda 46 Oberg, Mark 43 Olson, Cynthia 45,63,69 Olson, Diane 43,58 Olson, Richard 45 Olness, Bjorn 43,85,103 Olstead, Glora 45 Opitz, Allyn 46,69,81 Ott, Joyce 45,51 Paugel, David 44 Pearson, Marjorie 43,53,63,64, 65 Pedersen, Donald 44 Petersen, Gerald 45 Peterson, Janet 44,51,58,61,69 Podulke, Peter 44,51,77,81 Pojar, Darlene 46 Proue, Yvonne 45,55,58,61 Raas, Dennis 43 Rakotz, Kenneth 44 Ramseth, Phyllis 43,51,58,61 Rath, Terry 43,69,81 Rivard, Daniel 45,81 Robinson, Pamela 46 Roth, Janice 45,51,58,68 1 Russell, Gail 46,50 V Saiko, Marijo 46,58,61 Sanburg, Jeffrey 44 Scheunemann, Arthur 43,85 Schmugge, Kathleen 45,51,53,58 61 Schubring, Richard 43,85 Schultz, Roy 46 Schwartz, Stephanie 46,54,64 Schwieder, Michael 43,85 Scott, Linda 45,49,51,53,54,63, 103 Scott, Thomas 46 Severson, Gerald 43,88 Sherman, Linda 44 Sherman, Ruth 45,52 Shisler, William 43,54,77 Simon, John 43,77 Singer, George 46 Skagen, Rebecca 45,49 Smith, Gary 45 Smith, Renee 44 Smith, Sherry 46,51 Snelson, Patrick 44 Spoolhoff, Dale 45 Stamper, Sidney 46 Stickney, Gregory 46 Suiter, Joan 46,51 Svardahl, James 43,8l,100 Swanson, Janet 44,63 Swintek, Barbara 45 Tennis, Mary 44 Torgerson, Thomas 44,85 Towle, Julie 44,54 Townsend, James 45,85 Truhler, Bruce 45 Tufte, Kathryn 43,64 Turi, Douglas 45,55 Turner, Marcia 44,52,53,63 U'Ren, Frederick 46,55,77,87 Uebel, Rosanne 44,51,58,61,6 Van Reese, Patrick 43 Vidal, Beatrice 43 Volling, Judith 44 Wahlstrand, John 43,49 Wallace, Patricia 46,50,61 Weldon, Dennis 45 Wengarra, Judy 43,52 Wettschreck, Carl 45 Whittlef, Darwin 45 Widen, Gwen 43,65,70 Widerski, James 45 Wiederhold, Conrad 44,55,88 Willenbring, Richard 45 Witte, William 43 Witter, Nancy 46,53,63,64 Woodbury, Dan 43 Worwa, Dennis 45 Yould, Mary 46
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