George Risberg:  

CLASS OF 1965
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Arrowhead High SchoolClass of 1965
Hartland, WI
St. Joseph's Military High SchoolClass of 1965
Hays, KS

George's Story

George is from Hartland, Wisconsin. His schools include Arrowhead High School. He later attended UW-Platteville. He works(ed) at School District of Rhinelander. George's interests include Nature, Camping, Fishing, Green Bay Packers. Music he likes includes Artificial Karma, Landau E. Murphy Jr., Rock Music. Books he likes...Expand for more
include Ross Green, Steven Covey, Daniel Goleman. Movies he likes include Lincoln, The Help Movie, Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee. TV shows he likes include Smithsonian Channel, The Colbert Report, The Rachel Maddow Show. More about George:"Lifelong educator: K-12, adult and sales trainer/manager, starting a new company.".
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Yearbooks

Arrowhead High School 1965 yearbook cover photo
1965 Yearbook
Arrowhead High School
HARTLAND, WI
Arrowhead High School 1964 yearbook cover photo
1964 Yearbook
Arrowhead High School
HARTLAND, WI
Arrowhead High School 1963 yearbook cover photo
1963 Yearbook
Arrowhead High School
HARTLAND, WI
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Reunions
Arrowhead High School Reunion reunion event on Jan 1, 2016 image
Jan 1, 2016
George was invited to the
Arrowhead High School Reunion
63 invitees
Arrowhead High School Reunion reunion event on Jul 27, 2015 image
Jul 27, 2015
George was invited to the
Arrowhead High School Reunion
64 invitees
AHS Class of 65' Reunion reunion event on Mar 14, 2015 image
Mar 14, 2015
George was invited to the
AHS Class of 65' Reunion
66 invitees

Photos

George Risberg's Classmates profile album
George Risberg's Classmates profile album
Mystery Dinner
A Trophy for a Tough Musky Season
Maplewood Resort Sugar Camp Chain of Lakes
Our last stop and a refreshing Guiness!
Blarney Castle Ireland
George Risberg's album, Timeline photos
George Risberg's album, Timeline photos
Lisa Marks, Northland College grad and Bureau of Land Management Geologist pointing out the bentonite (volcanic ash deposited in a marine environment) that is mined in northern Wyoming near Greybull.
Michael Brett-Surman, Ph.D. Smithsonian Paleobiologist with teachers uncovering plant fossils from the Cretaceous.
Dinosaur dig site in the Morrison Formation. Just getting a good start with lots of work to do in the next three weeks.
Theropod stance!
166.5 Million year old Lower Sundance Formation theropod tracks at Red Gulch track site.
Ella Bowling, "2012 Kentucky Middle School Teacher of the Year" found marine fossils in the upper Big Horn Mountains.
Carol Hotton Ph.D. Smithsonian paleobotanist with science teachers digging fossils in the Gros Ventre Shale of the Big Horn Mountains.
Original Announcement of the annual workshop e-mailed to science teachers throughout Wyoming, Wisconsin and other states.
Dino Trackway Shell, WY
Triceratops SD School of Mines
Therapod at SDSchool of Mines
Therapod dino track from Shell, WY Trackway
George Risberg's album, Untitled album
Bentonite Beds near Greybull, Wyoming Young woman from the BLM supervisor of mining operations in the Big Horn Basin, a graduate of Northland College, Ashland, Wisconsin!
Digging Plant fossils with Smithsonian Scientists: Mike Brett-Surman Ph.D and Carol Hotton Ph.D.
Located on US Highway 12&16 Between Shell and Greybull, Wyoming. Don't Miss It!
Big Horn River Canyon
George Risberg's album, Untitled album
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