Luverne High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Luverne, MN)

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— Marla Wyn i a Bruce Woodley Michelle Willems Linda Westerbur Brenda Weinzetl iiancy Wegner Valerie Watts Vickie Walker Eunice Vos David Viksna

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SENIORS 77 Our high school days are ending, but our lives have just begun IT doesn't seem possible. It seems only yesterday that we were getting out our mats for our naps in Kindergarten, or hatching chicks in sixth grade. It was not so long ago that we were the shrimps in seventh grade. It seemed to us that we'd be spending the rest of our lives in school. There were so many years to go. But now all that is past, as our time draws to an end. We've been through so much together, and the years have all been ours. The door will slowly close on the last of our high school days, bringing an end to the life we knew. But yet a light remains, for though our high school days are ending, our lives have just begun. Class Humorist..» Rod Iveland Class Hustlers ... Tim Polzin and Leanne Uithoven Senior class officers: (Left to right) Treasurer Valerie Watts, Secretary Jeff Peterson, Vice Resident Paul Johnson and President Randy Spease. Gallery of predictions Class Couple ... Tim Buss and Deb Joslyn 13 seniors

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Katherine Viessman Sue Vander Kooi Jody Veldkamp Scott Vanderberg Stanley Van Wettering Mark Vanden Hoek Dawn Vant Hof Darrel Van Aartsen Brenda Van Hove Leanne Uithoven Words of Wisdom ALWAYS remember to try for the best; never be satisfied unless you're real.ly happy with yourself. PAM CRAGOE It doesn't matter what you are thought to be, but what you are. JOYCE THODE In this world you have to be just a little bit crazy to save your sanity. SCOTT ROOS Survive, by any and all means. JODY VELDKAMP Make the most of your high school years when you can be without a care in the world. BRENDA DE BOER If you're ever at a loss for words, tell them to sit on it . ROD ROSIN No matter how bad the sit- uation seems... keep smiling. PAT KRAETSCH 1. Bonnie Gerloff and Kris Birdsey help each other in the male-dominated class of Cabinet Making. 2. Mike Eiter finds that women's work is not as easy as it appears. 3. Tammy Cooksley finds study hall to be a good place for writing letters. 4. Avis Olson replaces a silk screen in Graphic Arts. 5. Cabinet Making proves a good oppor- tunity for goofing around for Jody Veld- kamp and John Jarchow. 6. VemMelzerasthewhiteknight Manly Rash in the Theatre and screen play Egad, What a Cad! 15 seniors