Adrian High School - Dragon Yearbook (Adrian, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1973 volume:

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Bruce Brunk Kathy McCarthy, Colleen McKeown, Pat Schutz, Connie Reuter, Rosie Mauch, Linda Luneburg, and Bev Klein, 16 DRAGONETTES (FRONT ROW) Marlys Duin, Paula Hoffman, Virginia Wolf, Jane Geurts, Mary Wolf, Sheila Menke, Deb Brake, Janet Taylor, (SEC- OND ROW) Brenda Hoffman, Brenda Balster, Pat Mensen, Brenda Voss, Kathy Lutmer, Sue Henning, Bev Rawls, Deb Sailor, (THIRD ROW) Laura Scheffler, Pat Springman, Verna Wieneke, Judy Hohn, Sharie Rohwer, Janice Stoffel, Laura Lais, and Kathy Mormann. 17 ANNUAL Tables-L TO R-Kevin Lacore, Kathy Lutmer, Don Taylor, Sandy Kellen , Kathy Croat , Rhonda Roemeling, Paula Hoffman, Bev Rawls, STANDING-Colleen Englekes, Mrs, Nunes, Ann Lien, Susan Arends, Vicki Cox, Kate Mauch, Judy Hohn, Janet Taylor, Pat Konz, Bev Spieker, Pat Mensen, Mary Archer, Pat Schutz, NOT PICTURED Cindy Lenz, co-editor. Some of the people are satisfied some of the time. All of the people are satisfied some of the time. But not all of the people are satisfied all of the time. We have put errors in this book in order to satisfy those of you who read an annual and look for our mistakes. The Staff Mrs. Ken Nunes, Advisor 18 19 20 LIBRARY STAFF FRONT ROW L TO R-Melody Hansen, Karen Willemssen, Paula Hoffman, Lydia Fuerstenberg, Deb Brake, Gail Knips. BACK ROW- Barb Willemssen, Miss Halvorson, JoAnn Heitkamp, Mrs. Breuer. RADIO STAFF FRONT ROW-Gail Knips, Roxie Miller, Mary Jo Engels, Deb Brake, Sheila Menke, Mary Wolf, Colleen McKeown, Sue Henning, Nadine Schissel, Rose Wolf. SECOND ROW-Ann Krogman, Pat Mensen, Carol Jensen, Mary Lais, Diane Johnson, Laura Lais, Liza Metz, Pat Springman, Pat Konz. BACK ROW-Mr. Tom Konkel, Brad Krogman, Terry Miller, Don Taylor, Tim Lewis, Randy Wolf, Jeff Sawin, Kevin L tcore, Dave Lutmer, Wayne Jansen, Mike Diekmann, and Pat Loosbrock. -fit- nW4, ff - 1 44, n To CJ|V ; S STUDENT COUNCIL SITTING L TO R-Brad Krogman, Dave Lutmer, Rose Wolf, Mr. Plucker. STANDING-Jan Spring- man, Katfcy Mormann, Jim Winter, Jim Eickoff, Bruce Brunk, Ron Schutz, Diane Knips, Deb Brake, Ann Krogman, Joni Jansen. 21 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEATED-Carol Jensen, Gail Knips, Connie Reuter, Deb Brake, Janet Taylor, Terry Miller, Lisa Metz, Debbie Dietz, (SECOND ROW) JoAnn Heitkamp, Becky Raley, Mary Lais, Kathy McCarthy, Sherry DeBates, Patrice Vortherms, Kay Loosbrock, (BACK ROW) Deb Lynn, Kate Mauch, Joni Oertli, Colleen Engelkes, Terry Spieker, Kathy Knips, Jim Winter, Ron Schutz, Jeff Brake, Wade Serfling, Gaylord Boots, Brooke Winter, Janet Jensen. ■ry ■ . giVinj y ,r cJ SJ r y QuJay One in re urff tearing your fy r A. a.t prom ... $°,ny to auncc- Alone . .. . m SS ny him. ... UJishing She uJt-re. here. ... not KnOt J i bo do Abo A b O prok Cni. ■ • r°tA ,n uncA trie . FT A BOTTOM ROW-Pat Konz, Lisa Metz, Margi Stomberg, Jean Hoffman, (SECOND ROW) Brenda Hoffman, Sandy Kellen, Bev Rawls, Pat Vortherms, Mary Archer, Don Taylor, (THIRD ROW) Brenda Balster, Vicki Cox, Susan Van Horsen, Kate Mauch, Kathy Lutmer, Paula Hoffman, (FOURTH ROW) Mrs. Craig Johnson, Joni Oertli. 23 PEP CLUB BOTTOM ROW-Pat Schutz, Kathy McCarthy, Nadine Schissel, Becky Raley, Mary Lais, JoAnn Heitkamp, Colleen McKeown, Rose Wolf, Bev Klein, (SECOND ROW) Pat Konz, Sandy Lursen, Lorey Winter, Mary Spartz, Mary Wolf, Pat Springman, Lisa Metz, Sharon Wick, Joni Jansen, Sharon Dorn, Tammi Thier, Karen Van Horsen, (THIRD ROW) Judy Hohn, Becky Roemeling, Julie Schissel, Patrice Vortherms, Vicki Cox, Kate Mauch, Susan Arends, Ann Lien, Ann Klein, Jane Erlandson, Ann Cox, Ann Heffele, Renae Harberts, (BACK ROW) Pat Mensen, Sandy Kellen, Bev Rawls, Brenda Voss, Maggie Mensen, Jan Springman, Peggy Henning, Jeanie Winter, Roseann Rolph, Kathy Klooster, LeAnn Lutmer, Ardes Schei, Denise Heitkamp, Jane Eickhoff, Pat Wolf. 24 DECLAM SEATED-Susan Mauch, Kim Erickson, Judy Geurts, Ann Klein, Lisa Metz, Mary Lais, Lorraine Gilb, STANDING-Mr. Scott Ringuette, Ann Cox, Jane Eickhoff, Janet Taylor, James Reyne, Steve Lutmer, Don Taylor, Kathy Lutmer, Ann Krogman, Mr, Tom Konkel. T far ?,if :?({ (£ . Co  . o my of-ft C c. For- A Conference. Abou.b your for neib semester. seems u e hu.eC Comfu.Hr problems. K u,r£ SChe Jn.ie { bo ToJte Girls' P.e. And b ome Fc • Sfr. £ usur ls lOuvi. been nautjhiy. fdu'sc been bu.(d. Come to the of fit t j V Call f taJ. c£i iCrCly) hc (A - •p -1 JOURNALISM Sandy Kellen, Paula Hoffman, Deb Lenz, Roxie Miller, Berta Kemper, Deb Lynn, Cindy Bullerman, Linda Luneburg, Rhonda Roemeling, Mrs. Ken Nunes, Lynnette Domeyer, Vicki Cox, Becky Breuer, Judy Hohn, Don Taylor, Donna Scheidt, Kathy Reese, Bev Konz, Wayne Lewis. 25 26 CHOIR Connie Reuter, Rose Wolf, Linda Gilb, Gail Knips, Carol Jensen, Dan Lien, Don Taylor, Brooke Winter, Daryl Krogman, Bob Schoeneman, Barb Willemssen, Cindy Lenz, Sue Arends, Kathy Mormann, Cindy Knips, Virginia Wolf, Mary Moser, Mary Jo Engels, Kathy Knips, Pam Erdman. SECOND ROW- Jane Geurts, Linda Luneburg, Mary Kay Schutz, Pat Springman, Becky Breuer, Marcia Johnson, Joni Oertli, Colleen Engelkes, JoAnn Heitkamp, Jim Winters, Brad Loosbrock, Terry Spieker, Deb Brake, Pat Vortherms, Bev Spieker, Gail Becker, Barb Lund, Laura Scheffler, Mary Kellen. BACK ROW- Pat Schutz, Sally Lupkes, Margie Stomberg, Laurie Tobiason, Sharon Wick, Patty Reisdorfer, Mary Cox, LeAnn Lutmer, Warren Arends, Wade Serfling, Judy Hohn, Renae Harberts, Janet Jensen, Rosie Mauch, Bev Klein, Laura Lais, Kris Hanson, Jeannie Holzmer, Sharon Watry, Kay Loosbrock. ' Zo J - UZ 'fo-cts'z ifg k£? cAc. JR. HIGH CHOIR FRONT ROW- Nancy Engen, Diane Knips, SECOND ROW- Mr. Ron R other, director, Sharon Dorn, Kim Erickson, Lorraine Gilb, Denise Heitkamp, Patty Wolf, Lana Reuter, TammiThier, Jolene Heitkamp, Donette Olson, Ann Cox, Debbie Hokeness, Pam Wagner, Barb Wick, Susie Mauch, TLJIRD ROW- Cindy Luneburg, Cindy Jueneman, Tammi Bullerman, Rita Mendel, Kevin Klooster, Mike Mauch, Steve Heitkamp, Terry DeBates, Kevin McKeown, Steve DeBates, John Rolph, Jane Eickhoff, Joni Jansen, Deb Becker, Ann Heffele, FOURTH ROW- Gail Gengler, Bev Bullerman, Judy Schutz, Karen Johanning, Diane Lynn, Nancy Henning, Tim Lonneman, Steve Lutmer, Benedict Cook, Cindy Heitkamp, Kristi Knips, Connie Knips, Julie Sieve, Cheryl Engelkes, Ann Klein, Linda Groenwold. 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I li king h «. getbirg married. ,. yuribing letters tt e brother. 27 28 CONCERT BAND FRONT ROW - Carol Jensen, Colleen Engelkes, Renae Harberts, Rosie Mauch, Ann Lien, Debbie Dietz, Lorey Winter, Julie Sawin, Sally Lupkes, Mary Schutz, LeAnn Lutmer, Diane Johnson, Mary Kellen, Joni Oertli, SECOND ROW- Lori Tobiason, Cathy Schoeneman, Jean Lais, Susan Spartz, Sharon Watry, Pat Reisdorfer, Glenda Morman, Carol Ruffing, Brooke Winter, Jeanie Winter, Cindy Lenz, Deb Lynn, Susan Arends, Cathy Konz, Melody Hanson, Linda Gilb, Bob Lien, THIRD ROW- Dorothy Ruppert, Pat Mauch, Terri Bullerman, Jean Holzmer, Betty Dorn, Loren Arends, Jeff Pieterick, Julie Honnerman, Jeff Schutz, Steve Luneberg, Cristy Hanson, Warren Arends, Cindy Knips, Dan Lien, Kathy Knips, Kathy Oertli, Stephanie Kiefer, Sharon Wick, Janet Jensen, Doug Rust, Jim Eickhoff, Don Taylor, Dave Hokeness, Becky Raley, BACK ROW- Mr, Craig Johnson, Kay Loosbrock, Jim Winter, Jane Reisdorfer, Linda Luneberg, Ann Cox, John Klingenborg, Gaylord Boots, Pat Konz, Pat Ruppert, Gregg Gruis, Tim Henning, STAGE BAND FRONT ROW- Susan Arends, Deb Lynn, Renae Harberts, Gaylord Boots, Linda Gilb, Cathy Konz, Melody Hanson, Bob Lien, SECOND ROW- Jim Winter, Bev Klein, Don Taylor, Becky Raley, Dave Hokeness, Doug Rust, Linda Luneberg, Mr. Craig Johnson, Steve Luneberg, Cristy Hanson, Cindy Knips, Dan Lien, Kathy Knips, Brooke Winter, Sharon Watry, JUNIOR HIGH BAND FRONT ROW- Beth Meyers, Sherrie Ooolman, Cheryl Engelkes, Judy Schutz, Deb Nagel, Rhonda Elsing, Connie Knips, Peggy Henning, Debbie Hokeness, Diane Lynn, Barb Wick, David Wagner, SECOND ROW- Lana Reuter, Nancy Engen, Susie Mauch, Gail Gengler, Kim Erickson, Patty Wolf, Sharon Dorn, Deb Grussing, Ann Cox, Jolene Heitkamp, Mike Mauch, Donette Olson, Jim Bauer, THIRD ROW- Benedict Cook, Tim Lonneman, Bev Bullerman, Karen Van Horsen, Judy Geurts, Steve DeBates, Gary Kellen, Pat Lange, Dan Konz, Daryl Olson, Jane Eickhoff, Steve Lutmer, Cindy Luneberg, Ann Klein, John Taylor, Mike Mauch, Diane Knips, Alan Altman, John Klingenborg, Lorraine Gilb, Brian Lenz, Dale Knips, Mike Lutmer, Pam Wagner, Tim Oertli, BACK ROW-Mr. Craig Johnson, Tammi Bullerman, Rita Mendel, Bruce Wieneke, David Fiegen, Tammi Thier, Bill Oertli, Steve DeBates, Jim Reyne, Kevin McKeown, Kevin Klooster, David Olson. 29 30 The Home Ec. Depart- ment opened up for boys this year. A class entitled Bachelor's Survival was offered to senior and junior boys. In this class they learned simple sewing and cooking. The class was taught by Miss Barbara Monroe. m 31 Doug Berning and Colleen McKeown Wayne Jansen and Bev Klein King Dave Lutmer and Pat Loosbrock and Sheila Menke Tim Lewis and Mary Lais Eat em' up! She found out about Ultra -Brite And that's the truth! It's almost like mine! ne Roy; ■ourt: n Mary, King D t Tim Duwenhoe, - Now we Know! Of Mice and Men. . . 35 APRIL 26-27 of Mice Men 36 Back to the 50’s Everything was Nowsville, Wowsville, Nowhereville, and fifty-eleven other villes. Elvis Presley, better known as Elvis the Pelvis, was whining such songs as Hound Dog Man and Blue Suede Shoes and Love Me Tender. Johnny Horton, promising country-western singer, was killed in a car accident at a time when his songs such as Battle of New Orleans and The Sinking of the Bismark were popular. Dodie Stevens sang about her boyfriend, who wore tan shoes with pink shoelaces, a pink panama hat adorned with a purple hat band, and a polka dot vest. Pat Boone graduated from college and was singing popular songs. Some of his songs and many other popular ones were featured weekly on a television show. The Hit Parade , which was devoted only to the singing of the top ten songs of the week. Hair oil and combs were necessary for all guys who were really kool. Teen-age boys wore black leather jackets, super- tight (also super-loose) blue jeans, and constantly ran a comb through their greasy curls. Girls wore long (mid-calf) circle (flared) skirts with oodles of can-cans under them. The average can- can included from 35-50 yards of net! Two can-can -clad girls were lucky to fit into one bus seat. Passengers entering the bus tripped on their skirts. Every night teen-agers got out their black and white shoe polish so they could polish their saddle shoes. Those who didn t have saddle shoes, polished their tennis shoes each night and hoped that they were dry by morning. When the shoe polish soaked through into the bobby sox, the wearer was rather uncomfortable. Dancers knew whom they were dancing with when they did the lindy or the bunny-hop. Most of the time danc- ing partners even touched each other! So, AHS students experienced some of these things about 20 years after they had happened. 37 39 .. .Lead to a Successful Prom 41 And Continues With. . . Sports and Fashions. . . MINUTE5®2] SECONDS a Z HOME VISITOR Wonderin' who the winner'll be Hopin' for a victory. rom a bird's eye view, re'd say the Dragons will wi Our Thoughts During the Game. . A Parent's Thoughts Tom is such a fine boy. It really would be great if that dumb coach would let him play. I wonder if he ever gets tired of sitting. Maybe now that we're ahead by 20 points he'll be able to play. How's the boy to learn if that coach never lets him get any experience. They're putting him in! Tighten that helmet! What- ever you do, boy, don't make a mistake or you're grounded for 2 weeks. He made a tackle! Isn't he on top of one of our guys? A Girlfriend's Thoughts We've got to win this game. It's the only game left and then we'll win the conference. Bill, if you make us lose, I'll never forgive you. Don't even touch the ball during the last few minutes! You can't even hold hands right, how ya gonna hold that slippery foot- ball! My gosh, he caught the ball. He crossed the line; he made a touchdown. Oh, I can't wait till tonite. A Player's Thoughts Boy, now's my chance to show the coach I've really got it in me. Hey, he threw me the ball, what'll I do? Oh, I see an open spot, I'll just drive in for a touchdown and make six points. Here I go. There is someone ahead of me coming at me. Whew! I just got by him. Here comes the goal line. I made it. I'm a hero! Wait, why does the coach want me? You mean I made a touchdown for the other team? 46 Then Basketball Season Began FRONT ROW—Jim Winter, student manager; Jim Eickhoff; Tim Lewis; Doug Beming; Bruce Brunk; Mark Cox, student manager. BACK ROW—Wes Henricksen; Randy Rohwer; Jeff Brake; Brad Krogman; Coach Gary Merriam; Wade Serfling; Mark Lonneman; Kevin Knips; Coach Burt Plucker; Bill Krogman; Mike Diekmann; Russ Johnson; and Ron Schutz. 48 49 50 51 52 Girls’ Extramural Sports 53 -i «i - --r-t—r-nn 56 % 57 58 Weed in P.E. May 25 ' Dont UJorru Coach. f t triembzr Un. yrndc, rffe info a mocl l athlete.1. Fashions We have tried to bring you some of the up-to-date styles of the 1972-73 school year. Many of the fashions are going back to what they used to wear. We wanted to put in these few pages so that when we look back we could remember people, places, and fashions. 59 Fashions worn by graduating seniors. . . .seeing Roscoe sweeping the halls, mopping the floor of the cafeteria for fifth hour study hall, sitting in the back of third hour study hall, pushing a waste basket around the school, and doing many unnoticed duties in order to keep our school clean. Includes Seniors. . . And Underclassmen. . . Dwayne DeBates Lynnette Domeyer Mark Cox Dale Diekmann 65 Marv Fritz Mike Dom Don Friedman Not Pictured: Dale Erlandson Marlys Duin Steve Gilb Randy Heronimus Wayne Jansen Scott Henning Paula Hoffman 67 Roberta Kemper Randy Johnson Glenn Klingenberg Not Pictured: Bob Kern Sandy Keilen 68 Mark Lorang Pat Loosbrock Tim Lewis Linda Luneberg John Mauch Lisa Metz Sally Lupkes Colleen McKeown Terry Miller Dave Lutmer Sheila Menke Dean Von Hotlum Janet Taylor Patty Springman Patrice Vortherms Class Flower: Class Colors: Rose Red Black Class Motto: Yesterday Is a Dream of Happiness, Tomorrow Is a Vision of Hope Erwin A rends— Randy Mark Johnson— Warren A rends—Band, Choir, Basketball Sharon Anderson—Music, Drama Brenda Balster--Dragonettes, Girls' Glee Club, Choir, FTA Doug Berning--Basketball, Base- ball, Football, Letterman's Club Debra Brake—Choir, Library Staff, National Honor Society, Track, Student Council, Junior class- officer, Model U.N. Delegate Dale C. Bullerman--Basketball Robert Carlberg—Hockey, Basket- ball Mark Cox—Student Manager, Drama, Letterman's Club Kathy Croat—Yearbook, FHA, Betty Crocker Homemaker of T omorrow Dale Diekmann— Michael Diekmann—Football, Baseball, Basketball Lynnette Domeyer—Radio Staff, Newspaper Staff, Editor Randy Domeyer— Michael Dorn—Football, Wrestling Marlys Duin—Dragonettes Mary Jo Engels—Radio Staff, Choir, FHA Don Friedman—Football, Baseball, Letterman's Club Lydia Fuerstenberg—FHA, Library Staff Mike Heitkamp— Jeffery S. Henning—Hockey, Choir Randall Lee Heronimus—Softball Brenda Hoffman—Dragonettes, FTA PAULA HOFFMAN—CAA, Dragonettes, Library Staff, Paper Staff, Yearbook Staff Randy Honnerman— Wayne Jansen—Choir, Baseball, Track, Football, Wrestling, Drama, Radio Staff, Basketball Carol Jensen—Band, Track, Girls' Glee, Drama, Triple Trio, Student Council, Radio Staff, Earth Day, National Honor Society, Solos Sandy Kellen—Girls' Glee, Pep Club, Annual, FTA, GAA, FFL , Newspaper Roberta Kemper—Newspaper, Radio Staff, Drama Bob Kern—Football Bev Klein—Cheerleading, GAA, Twirling, Stage Band, Choir, Pep Club, Letterman's Club, Pop Group Gail Knips—Radio Staff, Library Staff, Choir, Triple Trio, Track, National Honor Society, Solo Contest, Drama Kathy Knips--Stage Band, Marching Band, Concert Band, Choir, Pop Group, Solo Contest, National Honor Society Steven Robert Knips— Beverly Konz—Newspaper Staff, Twirler, GAA, Junior Secretary Pat R. Konz—Pep Club, Band, Annual, FTA, GAA, Drama, Radio Staff, Girls' Basketball, FHA Brad Krogman--Baseball, Football, Track, Basketball, Student Council President, Class Officer, Radio Staff, Golf Daryl E. Krogman—Choir, Foot- ball, Wrestling Kevin Lacore—Wrestling, Choir, Radio Staff, Annual, Drama Mary Lais—Cheerleading, Declam, National Honor Society, GAA, Pep Club, Choir, Radio Staff, Letterman's Club Tim Lewis—Track, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Radio Staff, Drama, Golf, Sophomore Vice President Jerry Loonan—Football, Wrestling Pat Loosbrock--Football, Wres- tling, Baseball, Secretary- Treasurer Tom Loosbrock—Student Manager, Letterman's Club President Mark Lorang—Choir, Basketball, Football, Letterman's Club Linda Rae Luneburg—Twirler, Concert Band, Stage Band, Choir, Solos, Triple Trio, Paper Staff Sally Lupkes—GAA, Choir, Girls' Glee Marching and Concert Band Dave Lutmer—Baseball, Wrestling, Basketball, Radio Staff, Choir, Student Council, Class Officer, Drama, Track John Mauch-- Colleen McKeown—Cheerleading, Pep Club, Letterman's Club, Flag Carrier, Track Sheila Menke-Dragonettes, GAA, Track Lisa Metz--GAA. FTA, Pep Club, Drama, National Honor Society, Marching Band, Track, Basket- ball, Declam, Radio Staff Terry Miller--Drama, National Honor Society, Stage Band, Band, Declam Glenda Mormann—Band, Concert Band, Solo Contest, National Honor Society, Library Staff Patsy Nelson—. Jacki Pieterick—Dragonettes, Annual Staff, Pop Group, Student Council, Drama, Choir, Pep Club, National Honor Society, Radio Staff, GAA, Track Gene Reker— Jeff Sawin—Band, Stage Band, Golf Kenneth Lee Scheidt—Shop Maintenance Man Wade A. Serfling—Football, Choir, Basketball, Pop Group, National Honor Society, Golf Mary Spartz—Dragonettes, Choir, Marching Band, Pep Club Terry Spieker--Choir, Drama, National Honor Society, Model United Nations Delegate, Science Fair Patricia Marie Springman—Choir, GAA, Pep Club, Dragonettes, Radio Staff Janet Taylor—President of Senior Class, Pres. Of National Honor Society, Annual, Dragonettes, Drama, FTA, GAA, UN, Declam Dale Van Horsen— Patricia Marie Vortherms— National Honor Society, Choir, Pep Club, Girls' Glee Club, Dragonettes, Flag Carrier Gosh, did you see those legs? 76 James P. Winter—Basketball, Manager, Concert Band, Stage Band, Pep Band, Student Council, Letterman, Choir, Pop Group, Coif Mary Wolf—Dragonettes, Pep Club, Radio Staff, GAA, Girls' Track, Drama Randy Joseph Wolf—Football, Wrestling, Radio Staff Senior Memories Despite he talk of how rotten school has been, it really hasn't been that bad at all. After four long years at Adrian High School, the Class of 73 tends to remem- ber only the good times and forgets the bad. Remember when we were punky Freshmen, trying to sell that hard selling candy? When we sat at home on Saturday nights watching T.V. instead of doing some of the wild tilings we do now? Remember hauling huge boxes from the hospital to East Elementary for our bonfire? What about our Homecoming skit, the skunk and the bathing beauties, remember? Getting excited over having a Homecoming date? And the terrific bus ride at the end of the year that took us to the cities for a class trip? Exciting year, hull? Remember the great soc hops of our Sophomore year after the terrific sell-outs in the concession stands? Pawning off our raffle tickets to kind-hearted neighbors and in turn staying for cookies and milk (that's when we were good kids) and ending up staying for forty-five minutes when we were only supposed to stay five? How about the great roller skating party with the morning after stiffness ? We finally end that long year with a super fantastic day at Arnold's Park! Remember a few of the kids couldn't stay out of the water and had to ride all the way home with really wet heads ? It hadn't been as bad as our Freshman year and they were getting better all the time! Junior year already? Like they say, time doesn't stand still especially when you're having fun. It was a big year for labor, with selling magazines, lining up a Home- coming skit which won us a trophy, (remember Terry the Fairy?), selling all that candy and trying to sneak a piece or two during class. Remember the feeling we had picking out class rings? That before too long we'd be out there experiencing the world. Thinking about how long it would be before we'd give them away and getting a much larger or a too small one in return? Remember all the class meetings and the discussions over Prom theme and colors? It was fun just thinking and decorating for it, but the real fun was in the dance itself along with the parties afterwards and being able to sleep all the next day. Remember the lonely realization that came to us while we watched the seniors parade around school? The realization that next year it would be us. Sitting around knowing that we'll be out in May, gives us an excited, but peaceful, easy feeling. We haven't ever-worked ourselves this year, but being seniors we felt we had that privilege. We didn't do as much this year as in other years, but the Class of '73 does know how to work if they want to. Some of our working projects in- cluded sitting in the halls at noon selling those buttons that brighten up school life during Homecoming week. We've had the experience, which was a great pleasure, of choosing announcements, gown colors, class flower and motto, and everything that goes along with being a senior and graduating. Another Prom has come and gone, but the memories of that night will always remain, one in which we were honored. It was really nice and everyone enjoyed themselves in one way or another. The Senior Class would like to take tliis opportunity to thank the Junior Class for the beautiful Prom, a special thanks to our advisors, Miss Marcia Flanigan, Mr. Terry Konechnc, Mr. Ted Rcisdorfcr, and to the rest of the faculty and advisors who have taken any part in our education, and a very special thanks to our parents who have helped us out in both good times and bad. To these people and many more, the Class of '73 gives their thanks. THE CLASS OF '73 77 Drar Siop, i4opJ St« p ou4« dc it. Keep Coofam«f, St  C.Ou.r l«ck«v- in 4Kc wucafr. 40ut‘ R C u Iamj tr $ ci Ji(k OfC c«r Robin Anker Susan Arends Lila Balster Lola Balster Diane Beming Gene Bertrand Gaylord Boots Jeff Brake Becky Breuer Cindy Bullerman Mark Bullerman Vickie Cox Sherry De Bates Roger Diekmann Frank Diekmann Debbie Dietz Jim Eickhoff Colleen Engelkes Steve Erdman Paul Erlandson Bruce Fuerstenberg Steve Fuerstenberg Brian Gengler Melody Hanson PS 3r. a.Iona +0 CLou.rt J 78 Marvin Hassebroek JoAnn Hietkamp Mark Hietkamp Susie Henning Wesley Henrickson Jean Hoffman Judy Hohn Bob Holzmer Janet Jensen Mike John Russell Johnson Steph Kiefer Gary Klenken Mike Konz Ann Krogman Roxie Miller Joni Oertli Becky Raley Kathy Reese Julie Reisdorfer Connie Reuter Kin Reuter Larry Roemeling Rhonda Roemeling Randy Rohwer Carol Ruffing Gerald Rust Albert Schei Donna Scheidt Steve Scheidt Nadine Schissel Robert Schoenemann Patricia Schutz Ron Schutz Vicki Stoffel Don Taylor Susan V an Horsen Larry Vaske Lynn Von Holtum Joe Wieneke Stan Wieneke Brooke Winter Rosemary Wolf Ricky Woltjer T , fyiSS 'it ty k U-S is O— K it Ufa.) Gary Abels Mary Archer Dale Balster Gail Becker Randy Beming Bruce Brunk Dean Bullerman Lane Bullerman Duane Burkard Steve Cox Betty Dorn Pam Erdman £ KftetC '.' ® i z . Dean Erlandson Louis Fritz Mary Fuerstenberg Jane Geurts Linda Gilb Greg Gruis Kris Hanson Renae Harberts Gordon Heitkamp Eugene Henning Eddie Hoffman David Hoke ness jUaam «,« ... m. .j .U J ’•“3 • ' Kmaw. f ■ «« a 1 M (4«. Ilfir Amiu «M k.. « k mM. «4,« fik.4 • J fi« 4- tt . mj t ' y « y.w-v M« d Mlatt-himj . fa u.mj i ar e « f a A am Ml •« - •« A« «- «■ d,.n .ty at  «■« flail Jean Holzmer Julie Honermann Scott Janssen Diane Johnson Marcie Johnson Gary Jonas Mary Kellen Duane Klooster Cindy Knips Kevin Knips Randy Koehne Bill Krogman Steve Krogman Jeanne Lais Laura Lais Steve LeBrun Bob Lien Mark Lonneman Brad Loosbrock Dennis Loosbrock Barb Lund Steve Luneburg Gary Lutmer Kathy Lutmer 82 Jeff Lynn Pat Mauch Rose Mauch Greg McKeown Kathy Mormann Mary Moser Doug Nelson Chris Neuroth Randy Odenbrett Kathy Oertli Don Peters Daryl Raley Bev Rawls Rick Reisdorfor Bruce Reker Todd Reker Bob Reuter Shari e Rohwer Mike Rolph Pat Ruppert Jeff T ay lor Kevin Taylor Laurie Tobiason Steven Van Horsen Cordell Vaske Duane V aske Patricia Vortherms Larry Voss Sharon Wick Verna Wieneke Karen Willemsen Kenneth Wolf year Scyhonores. , sofd concessions. • •• decorated. -for Ho 1 Com no and ran Out of pafCr. • , held cl ba.Ke sale, for the. Jiff AfmUtr Fund, 0 0 0 0 0 0 ordered cfoss rinjS. Smarted do driyi. Changed dines, winterized hhe efr i vc l's ed' Car CLnoo unced ( ss Wolford’s ey . C.'hperi encea t'hc Sfocd cr sj in U. £ UiS+ory. In Memoriam Jeffrey William Mueller Bom: May 11, 1957 Died: February 6, 1973 He spent the first half of the year with us, playing football, prac- ticing his horn, studying for all those tests, doing those long assignments. Once we learned of his illness, we worried about him, prayed for him, asked others how he was getting along. We kept our vigil until February sixth. Our vigil is over. We now have only memories of Jeff Mueller, our classmate and friend of 11 years. 84 Cindy Archer Loren Arends Marlin Arends Dale Becker Larry Beming Gary Bertrand Larry Balster Beverly Bullerman Mike Bullerman Terri Bullerman cAoo • • • •• €JS Aon « w«r ' •' «  «. ... m7i • Ho M3oo.rJ S . ... SinJy i ny. ... iests. . . . Q ciino «• ij 3afc« tmij. Brian Burkard Robert Buus Bill Cox Mary Cox John Cuddigan Seniors, ... qo t.nq n, ru.p stuJy Ka.ii . far'V r© 3« C h-itnjj. Jeffrey Diekmann Julie Diekmann Herman Duin Mark Erlandson Paul Fletcher Gerald Fuerstenburg Richard Fuerstenberg Kevin Hebig Vivian Hebig James Heffele Alan Henning Peggy Henning Tim Henning • Dudly Henriksen Mark Hensen Greg Honermann Tim Honermann Daniel Janssen Mike Janssen Ronald Klingenberg Are you ready? •3 lo c £■■ C «A «Mf . .4.. .. . w ' ; f ' . A r .J . M «  . • « ( • .  .- rf - v -• ... a  -5 ( •  ! « «• b . Ronald Klingenberg John Klinkenborg Kathy Klooster Monte Knips Larry Koehne Catherine Konz Gerald Kottmann Galen Krogman Warren Loger Jerry Lonneman William Loonan Marsha Lorang Sandra Lursen LeAnn Lutmer Dan Matthiesen ffistry JT... ... « J 4  • 00 t O0jhf. ... 0T 0k.0 J H c r«0 t y«w t+ o ]  t y « u 0 tf. ... wW  £ C effiCC . Tony Miller William Oertli Steven Oolman Jeff Pieterick Deanna Rawls Jayne Reisdorfer Patricia Reisdorfer Charles Reuter James Reuter Diane Roemeling Mark Roemeling Roseann Rolph Dorothy Ruppert Douglas Rust Julie Sawin Clifton Schei Daniel Schoeneman Cathleen Schoeneman Mary Schutz Jan Springman ytur octet- 39 4- 86 Mark Taylor Steven Taylor Eugene Vortherms Brenda Voss Sharon Watry Dean Wieneke Jane Wieneke Keith Willemssen Jeanie Winter Lorey Winter Lezlee Wittry Mike Wolf Virginia Wolf I v- 7 A.. A’ Cft+toj A' In Memoriam David Allen Vortherms Born: December 7, 1958 Died: August 31, 1972 He attended three days of school with us thinking of joining activi- ties, learning a new class schedule, catching up on events of the sum- mer, and maybe wishing summer vacation were not really over. The accident ended it all. As a seventh grader he participated in junior high chorus, and in eighth grade he participated in junior high football. Outside of school he was active in scouting. 87 Marvin Abels Wesley Altman Kenneth Archer Melvin Berning Monty Bullerman Tom Bullerman William Buus William Carlberg Lori Cox Dale Dilly Harlan Domeyer Rick Elsing Mark Engbarth Jan Engelkes Donald Erlandson Robert Erlandson Lyle Gengler Bradley Gruis Ann Heffele Cynthia Heitkamp Keith Henning Nancy Henning Tom Henning Ruth Henrichs Julie Hensen Richard Hoffman Lori Holzmer Joni Jenson Karen Johanning Craig John Cindy Jueneman Ted Klein Kevin Klooster Connie Knips Kristi Knips Earl Lais Patrick Lange Brad Lenz Jean Lewis Jean Loosbrock David Lupkes Sharon Lurson 88 Mike Lutmer Diane Lynn Mike Mauch Kevin McKeown Margaret Mensen Beth Meyer Debra Nagel David Olson Sherri Oolman Randy Reker Debra Roemeling Brian Sailor Donald Scheidt Julie Schissel Dwayne Schoenemann Judy Schutz Julie Sieve Dale Springman John Taylor Michael Van Horsen Randy Vaske Cindy Vortherms Dale Vorthermes Eugene Voss David Wagner Barbara Wick Earl Wolf Ad Visors Sfr. lOO if’ss Lory Sir. 89 Linda Abels Alan Altman Doug Archer Mark Arends James Bauer Debra Becker Douglas Breuer Debra Bullerman Joseph Buus Benedict Cook Ann Cox Steven DeBates Tim DeVries Peggy Domeyer Sharon Dorn Jane Eickhoff Rhonda Elsing Cheryl Engelkes Nancy Engen Kimberly Erickson Jane Erlandson David Fiegen Gail Gengler Judy Geurts Lorraine Gilb Linda Groenewold Lori Gruis Denise Heitkamp Jolene Heitkamp Steven Heitkamp Peggy M. Henning Scott Hoffman Debbie Hokeness Marlene Janssen Lori Johanning 90 Darlene Johnson Gary Kellen Randy Kern Ann Klein Lori Klooster Dale Knips Diane Knips Daniel Konz Michael Kunkel Martin LeBrun Brian Lenz Randy Lenz Timothy Lonneman Cynthia Luneburg Sherri Lupkes Steven Lutmer Steven Lynn Dave Mauch Susan Mauch Bruce Meyer Kevin Nelson Timothy Oertli Donette Olson Cary Pieterick Lana Reuter James Reyne John Rolph Ardes Schei Mark Slater Mark Stoffel Tammi Thier Karen Van Horsen Douglas Vaselaar Pamela Wagner Bruce Wieneke LeRoy Wieneke Patricia Wolf •SCAoo iS- ■ ■ 3“ -ft J . ••• 3 itujj h+Hj   A ro a , ...« .f K. . iCn  ! tdtnitt. ... ff.’f •.. And Concludes With . . . Administrators, Faculty, and Staff. ft u Q u 5 1 1 ? 7 3 3 Don fr ,eJrrv.o‘s , rtOay 6 A bin Anfcfrj S.rthdcj 2 iitrrt. UWfj 8,rH. «9 , ibv.d (p g' ri Q.rtvSc- Bcity A Ify S 4Jfr.s g.rthja VUru Sc wt i 4)urK lA iceri 0irtkc.-f k fla £t i? 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LoOSCr— «_ tb, rej 'S 00 e uOtf r br 1 r 1 b . ustr tfotio.-. s exercise lIo) u S too Smtf.ll aiuiaij; jos-t r‘V bu. t oS-t ri« V t a.r cl Creating for t-be tlnn S books. School Board Members: Donald Lien Kenneth Rust Raymond Boots William Knips Gilbert Metz William Lewis David Boldt Joe Dorn Leo Thier NOT PICTURED - Mr, David Edwards, Counselor Mr. J. Jensen Science Department Miss Flanigan Mr. Reisdorfer ' ' JR Mr. Merriam Mr. Lindner Bringing in more business. Sure I'll stay after for extra help. Mr. Konkel on his fifth coffee break, and it's not even noon yet. English Department 97 It looks like 'out at third base' to me. Miss Wolford (Mrs. Ackerman) These ladies spend many hours creating gourmet delights for us. Mrs. Gonnerman, Mrs. Boeker, Mrs. Weise, Mrs. Stubbe, Mrs. Rust, Mrs. Lund, Mrs. Heffele, Mrs. Poppen. These dedicated guys transported us to school on nice days and not so nice days. We appreciated what they did for us, but we sel- dom took the time to say thanks. You are doing a fine job; we thank you. Roscoe Bickett retired this year. At a party given in his honor he received a fishing rod and reel, and Adrian jacket, lots of tackle, and many good wishes for a happy retirement. Soon after he re- turned to AHS to help out where he was needed, but this time he worked only part time. 101 Aoo s 6 e. fae ‘ - The. T y 'f j I qu ' h jC % Afchtr Ogr . barters h m e J.M oah a Qo ■jm r er VJ Asy 7J oor ave. rtt£ ContendC. r The Ok-AooJ% ci4e t To Sty. H ;M ove j Lc vriaryj fajy Afe. %fe CjcLSS Jc viSOrS'. Air. fonechne,, Afiss 7kty  , and. fr. 'fteisdtor -per 103 Here I Go . . .. .Taking my last walk down the hall as a student my footsteps re- echo in my ears. A smile creeps slowly across my face as I pass my old locker, remembering what all I had taped up in it and how messy it used to be from old notes and books. Walking past the office, where much time was spent getting tardy slips, excuses, and just spending time out of class. Ahh, the study hall, all the gossip, noise and plans made there, swiftly pass through my memory banks and cause me to laugh. The gym, remembering all the school dances, concerts, and two beauti- ful proms now over and done with, but the memories still linger and cling. Even the individual classrooms hold memories too dear to forget, some too painful to remember! Recollections of class trips, picnics, and parties are also on the edge of my memory, now willingly brought to the surface, to laugh about and remember. All the teachers I've had; their faces now pass by in my mind and I remem- ber; some for their good points, and some for bad points, but none- the-less, their faces remembered. Yes, my twelve years have passed by, but in time only! Some knowledge remains, but the memories made here shall remain for all time causing me to laugh, cry, smile, or sigh, but whatever, they will remain. 104