Luverne High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Luverne, MN)

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 Pizza is a universal favorite Far Left: A pepperoni and sausage pan pizza hot out of the oven. Left: The most popular album of the fall of 1983 was Def Leppard's Pyro- Far Left: Leather coats were a widespread fad last fall. Left: Mr. Russ- man, the seniors' favor- ite teacher, teaches cabinet-making and sev- eral other shop classes. Favorite Teacher 1. (22%) Mr. Russman 2. (19%) Mr. Smith Favorite Food 1. (53) Pizza 2. (10%) Steak Favorite Album 1. (18%) Def Leppard Pyromania 2. (8%) ZZ Top Eliminator Favorite Movie 1. (19%) Fast Times at Ridgemont High 2. (10%) Mr. Mom Jennifer Sprock Gregory Staeffler Mary Beth Sterrett Julie Sudenga Danette Swenson Jill Swenson Terry Swenson Stewart Talbert 11

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r v. Karla Scherff Randy Schomacker Tracy Shirkey Sheila Siebenahler Sharon Smook Scott Smythe Mary Spartz Amy Spease 10

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John Thorson Rick Usher Debra Van Batavia Shelly Vance Ferlin Vander Poel Greg VandeVelde Bonnie Lorenzen Andrew Van Wettering r Vonda Viland Wade Vink Tomorrow. . . The late actor John Wayne once wrote, Tomorrow is the most important thing in life. Comes into us at midnight very clean. It's perfect when it arrives and it puts itself in our hands. It hopes we've learned something from yester- day. As seniors we've come to a time for the truth of this statement to be realized. Graduation is one of the many turning points which we are to encounter throughout our lifetimes. It serves as a time for retrospection and decision- making. Our past years have been important one for growth and for experiencing life together. Although often unrealized, each day was preparing all of us for our futures and the time when we must eventually leave our togetherness. However, our memories and the experiences we've shared must not be taken lightly. Rather, they should be applied in fulfilling the responsibility which we all hold toward to- morrow as individual. Kristin Achterhof 12