Luverne High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Luverne, MN)

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 HOT -vn ■ v -y v - ; y I «vs A K K £ v ' A N X SI Hr IV wl V U If Vx 1. Melissa Weinman takes the Nestea Plunge. 2. Mike Dorn, taken by surprise, while working on the computers last summer. 3. Rich Fitzer teaches his sister the ropes of sailing. 4. Sue Bailey contemplates the past weekend at Mason City. 5. Mary Keitel, Steve Helle, Connie Bot, Leanne Uithovenand Tom Herman are intrigued by Paul John- son's war stories. 6 Bryce Mann and his girlfriend let loose on the Scrambler. 7. Band students look forward to a good time on their way down to Mason City. 8. A peaceful end to a summer's day. 9. Whitney Nagelstad twirls her baton and the band marches on. 10. Melissa Weinman and Mary Keitel take time out to ham it up, while wait- ressing for a wedding. 11. Band members proudly march down the street for one of the Bicentennial parades. 12. Russ VanVoorst starts his day out with a patriotic duty. 13. Leanne Uithovenputs in her two bits for the Bicentennial by pitching hay for the Thresh- ing Bee. 14. July 4th, 1976 ... America's 200th birthday. 15. Our life saver on those scorching hot summer days. I can't believe how fast the summer went by. Just think, tomorrow we have to go back to school. How many times have you heard those lines before? For most of us, summer just isn't long enough. We have so many things we want to do and see, yet we're not pressured by schedules and deadlines. We can take it easy, and do what we want to do. There wasn't much time for getting bored this summer. Keeping busy with jobs, the Bicentennial activities, watching the Olympics on the tube, taking vacations, or just a good time with ...we didn't have and twiddle our having friends to sit thumbs. Yes, great! we can all or summer is really It's a time when get away from it just have more time with our families. 8 summer