Browns Valley High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Browns Valley, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1967 volume:

7. Photograph Reaches New Heights—This photograph was taken from an altitude of 475 miles during the Gemini 10 space flight of astronauts John W. Young and Michael Collins in July of 1966. Gibraltar appears in the upper right. 8. Surprised Miss America—Pretty 19-year-old Jan Jayroe, Miss Oklahoma, expresses surprise and happiness in the same gesture upon learning that she was Miss America 1967. 9. Pat and Luci— Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Nugent walk down steps of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington on August 6th following the wedding of Nugent and the daughter of President Lyndon B. Johnson. 10. Strikeout King Retires—Lefthander Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers announced on November 18th that he was retiring from baseball due to an arthritic elbow. Winner of the Cy Young Award three times, Koufax set an all-time record of 382 strikeouts during the 1965 season. 11. Speaks Up For GOP—Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirk- sen answered President Johnson’s accusations that the GOP is a party of fear by declaring that “the President’s statements actually spell out the most damning self-indictment in modern political history”. 12. White House Pickets—In August, these sign-carrying pickets marched up and down in front of the White House in protest to the probe of their anti-Viet Nam war activities by the House Committee on Un-American Activities. 9 THUMHSHimU) 19«7 liUOWXS VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL, MIOWXS VALLEY MINNESOTA EDITOR' VIRGINIS)HRN SEN «•editor: jrnet RDVISOft : nit. YEARBOOK STAFF The yearbook staff members have put in many hours of hard enjoy- able work in producing their yearbook. They have gone into several towns selling advertising and were very successful as you will see after you read all the ads. This book is a pictorial record of the year 1966-1967, and in- cludes all phases of this year. We hope it will be an enjoyable re- membrance of your 1966-1967 school year. Many years from now when you are reminiscing through this book, we hope it will bring back many fond memories. We, the annual staff, now present to you the I966-I967 Browns Valley Yearbook, the Thunderbird. SENIORS 4 5 6 VICKI SCHWAGERL PATRICIA ROWLAND MARILYN APPL RICHARD SCHLEY PAMELA NIGG 7 1 i ABIGAIL CRAWFORD JERRY METZ GERALD DOUGLAS DAVID AGAR DAVID ECKER 8 VIRGINIA HANSEN GARY DOBBS NEIL WEEKS SHARON ANDERSON JAMES HOFFMAN 9 FRANK HEIN VINCENT SMITH BETTE JEAN MEYEN MARY NIGG GLENN DAHL 10 COMMENCEMENT m«m s uim IrJJlDinl cjJjlrJill CLASS tfl967 Class Motto: We Are The Lights Of Tomarrow's Bright Future Class Colors: Navy Blue and Baby Blue Class Flower: Baby Blue Carnation Honor Students: Paula Duffield, Pat Rowland, Ed Nettestad, Jim Hoffman, Gloria Appel CLASS HISTORY During the school year of 1963-64, the mighty Freshmen class of B.V.H.S. elected their officers as follows: Presi- dent-Jake Thompson, Vice-President-Vicki Schwagerl, and Sec- retary-Treasurer-Joe Serocki. Jim Hoffman represented our class on the Student Council. School began on August 28 with a Freshmen class consis- ting of forty-one. Mary Nigg entered school in B.V. as a Freshman and Bob Melcher entered school on January 17, 1964. Ed Nettestad moved to Browns Valley from Fergus Falls, Minnesota and be- came one of the great forty-one Freshmen attending Browns Valley High. Our Homecoming attendants were Pat Rowland and Vince Smith. During our Sophomore year Jake Thompson was elected as our President, Jim Hoffman as our Vice-President, and Ginny Hansen as our Secretary-Treasurer. Ed Nettesatd and Vince Smith represented us on the Student Council. John Tracy left our class and on November 30, Silas Ortley enrolled as our thirty-ninth student in the Sophomore class. Our Homecoming attendants were Ginny Hansen and Ed Net- testad. During the 1965-66 school year we elected Greg Mutchler as President, Rick Schley as Vice-President, and Jim Hoffman as Secretary-Treasurer. Our Student Council representatives were Mike Domarus and Jerry Metz. Paulette Roark left our class during this school year. Christy Bigelow was chosen as our Girl State Represen- tative and Jim Hoffman as our Boy Stater. As Seniors, Carol Gettman and Kathy Plant left our class. A new student, Abigail Crawford, joined our class. Jim Hoffman was elected President; Vicki Schwagerl, Vice- President, and Kathy Dusing, Secretary-Treasurer. Mary Nigg was our Student Council President and Gloria Appel, Secre- tary-Treasurer . Our candidates for Homecoming festivities were: Queen Candidates-Gloria Appel, Kathy Dusing, and Christy Bigelow. King Candidates: Mike Domarus, Jim Hoffman, and Jake Thomp- son. Kathy and Jim were chosen to reign over the festivi- ties. Vicki Schwagerl was selected as our All-State represen- tative. Our concert band received Superior ratings at both District and State Music Contests. In November we exhibited our acting abilities in the Senior class play. Much hard work and devotion went into the play to turn out a fine performance. We closed our Senior year with thirty-nine very proud and eager young adults, ready to star in the lights of to- marrow's bright future. AGAR, DAVID: ANDERSON, SHARON: APPEL, GLORIA: APPL, MARILYN: BIGELOW, CHRISTINE: BYMAN, RONALD: CRAWFORD, ABIGAIL: DAHL, GLENN: DOBBS, GARY: DOMARUS, KIKE: DOUGLAS, JERRY: DUFFIELD, PAULA: DUSING, KATHY: ECKER, DAVID: FOREN, JOANN: HANSEN, VIRGINIA: HEIN, FRANK: HOFFMAN, JAMES: INGEMUNSON, RONALD: KALLSTROM, CALVIN: LEHRKE, EUGENE: MADISON, CHARLES: METZ, JERRY: MEYEN, JEANIE: MUTCHLER, GREG: NETTESTAD, EDWARD: NIGG, MARY: NIGG, PAM: REINEKE, TERESA: ROWLAND, PAT: SCHLEY, RICK: SCHLOE, RICHARD: SCHWAGERL, VICKI: SEROCKI, JOSEPH: SMITH, BARBARA: SMITH, VINCE: SPINDLER, MARIE: THOMPSON, JAKE: WEEKS, NEIL: SENIOR INFORMATION Football, Letterman 2,3,4; Baseball 3; Annual, Basketball 4. G.A.A., Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Chorus 2,4; Honor Society 2; Office Secretary, Newspaper, F.T.A., Cheerleader 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate, Student Council-Secretary, Annual, Girls Glee, .Plav 4. G.A.A., Band 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3,4; Chorus 2; Play, Annual, Newspaper, Girls Glee 4. G.A.A., Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette, cheerleader 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Office Secretary 3,4; Banner Carrier 1; F.T.A., Newspaper, Girl Stater 3; Band Librarian, Annual, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Play, Girls Glee 4. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Baseball, Letterman 1,4; F.T.A.-Officer 3. Baseball, Letterman 1,2,3,4; Football, Wrestling 2,3,4; Homecoming Atten- dant, F.T.A., Flag Carrier, Student Council 3; Homecoming King Candidate, Annual 4; Track 4. Band 1,2,3,4; Band Manager 2,3,4; Track, Letterman 3,4; Science Club 2,3; Librarian, Play, Annual, Chorus 4. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Newspaper, Honor Society 2; F.T.A. 3; Librarian, Play, Annual, Girls Glee 4. G.A.A., Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Office Secretary 2,3,4; Newspaper 3- Editor 4; Honor Society 2; F.T.A. 3; Class Officer, Play, Annual, Accom- panist, Homecoming Queen 4. Band 1,2,3,4; Band Manager 2,3,4; Chorus 2,4; Science Cluo 2,3. G.A.A., Band 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3. Band 1,2,3,4-Officer 4; Accompanist 2,3,4; Office Secretary 3,4; Annual 3,4-Editor 4; Homecoming Attendant 2,3; Class Officer 2; Play, Chorus, Girls Glee 4. Band 1,2,3,4-Officer 3,4; Chorus 2. Football, Wrestling, Letterman 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Class Officer 2,4; Boy Stater 3; Play, Homecoming King 4; student Council 1. Science Club 2,3; Flag Carrier 3. Football, Letterman 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Chorus 2; Librarian, Annual 4. Football, Basketball, Track, Letterman 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3,4; Chorus 2,4; Honor Society, Class Officer 2; F.T.A., Student Council 3; Play, Annual 4. G.A.A., Band 1,2,3,4-Librarian 4; Chorus 1,2,4; Librarian 3,4; Play, Annual, Newspaper , Girls Glee 4. Track, Letterman 3,4; Flag Carrier, Basketball, Class Officer 3; Play 4. Band, Basketball, Letterman 1,2,3,4; Football, Baseball 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Student Council, Honor Society, Homecoming Attendant 2; F.T.A. 3; Annual 4. Band 1,2,3,4-Officer 4; Declamations 1,2; Chorus 2,4; Honor Society 2; Librarian, Newspaper, F.T.A., Cheerleader 3; Student Council-President, Office Secretary, Annual, Girls Glee, Play 4. F.T.A., F.H.A. 3; Librarian, Play, Girls Glee 4. Librarian 3,4; F.H.A. 4. Band 1,2,3,4-Officer 3; Librarian 3,4; Chorus 2,4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Honor Society 2; Play, Annual, Girls Glee 4. Band, Basketball, Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Librarian 3,4; Chorus 2; Track 3; Play, Annual 4. Band 1,2,3,4-Officer 3-Student Director 4; Track, Letterman 3; Chorus 2. Band, F.H.A.-Officer 4, G.A.A.-Officer 4, 1,2,3,4; Accompanist 2,3,4; Librarian 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Class Officer, Play, Annual 4; Newspaper 3,4- Editor 4. Band 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Science Club 2,3; F.H.A.-Officer 3; Play, Annu- al 4. Football, Basketball, Letterman 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 3; Homecoming Attendant 1; Student Council 2; Play 4. Librarian 3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Letterman 1,3,4; Class Officer 1,2: Baseball 1,3; Track 2; Football 2,4; Play, Annual, Homecoming King Candidate 4. Wrestling, Letterman 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3. CLASS WILL We the 1967 Senior Class of B.V.H.S., City of Browns Valley, County of Traverse, State of Minnesota, being of sound minds and memories not acting under fraud and duress do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament in manner following, that is to say; Article I...Jeanie Meyen bequeaths her lovely, deep dimples to Bonnie Lewandowski• Jean doesn't think she needs them anymore because they've accomplished their purpose, right Jerry? Article II...I, Dave Agar, leave iny position as center on the football team to Mike Falking- ham. I hope his season will be as successful as mine. Article III...To Ron Skjonsberg, Greg Mutchler wills his Honda, Just in case Ron's is Junked for some unforseen reason. Article IV...Left to Eileen Sykroa is Sharon Anderson's and Abigail Crawford's quietness, in hopes that it will be put to use. Article V...T0 Jim Layden, Ed Nettestad wills his terrific physique to use in football. Article VI...I, Rick Schley, theoretically speaking of course, will my unusual sense of humor to Scott Beumer who thinks its great. Article VII...Glenn Dahl wants to will Donna Nudell the yellow Pontiac since he won't be around to use it much anymore. Article VIII...I, Vicki Schwagerl, leave my first chair in band to Barry Peterson; and I imagine he will be as sharp as I was. Article IX...To John Lynch, Cal Kallstrom and Neil Weeks leave their wrestling skills, hop- ing that he will attain the- status of state champion. Article X...Gary Dobbs and Ronnie Byman leave Mike Smith their ability to drive safely, as he has shown great promise. Article XI...Joann Foren leaves her enthusiasm in G.A.A. to Connie Dusing and Ember Ward, w who really get excited over a good game of dodge ball. Article XII,.,Frank Hein and Joe Serocki leave their parking space at Bud's to Dean Schwagel and Tom Sykora, but only is they know when to leave. Article XIII.,.Ginny Hansen bequeaths to Janet Hoffman the editorship of next year's annual. She hopes it won't be too much of a strain for Jan. Article XIV...I, Jerry Douglas, will my philosophizing ability to Keith Haggerty, who has already been taking lessons. Article XV...Pat Rowland's road map to New Effington will be handed down to Carolyn Marshall and Linda Zacharias, in hopes that they will not accidently stray to Sisseton. Article XVI...I, Marilyn Appl, will my bottle of auburn Clairol to Darlene Myhre. If you do it yourself, the color is so natural even your hairdresser won't know for sure. Article XVII...To Ron Birnbaum, Eugene Lehrke leaves his mechanical know-how so Ron can rev up” the cars at the garage. Article XVIII...Kathy Dusing doesn't wish to leave anything behind because she feels that everything she's got is needed, as she is Just begining to live. Article XIX...Vince Smith bequeaths his ability to ask intelligent, well-phrased questions to Charlene Birnbaum in hopes that she will use as little time as he did. Article XX...To Violet Grimli, Marie Spindler leaves her typing eraser from office practice providing she is conservative in its use next year. Article XXI...Jim Hoffman wills his wrestling ability to his cousin, Larry Judish, in hopes that he doesn't use it out of season. Article XXII...I, Paula Duffield, will my ability to have fun at dances to Mick Butala and Brent Smith, who are already getting into the swing of things. Article XXIII...To get them back to the right family, Mike Domarus leaves to Kathy Reed the fish-truck keys which he acquired last year. Article XXIV...Teresa Reineke leaves Rosella Reineke and Felicia Ortley her seat in F.H.A. hoping that they will be real ambitious next,year. Article XXV...To Ron DuMarce, Dick Schloe leaves his hunting skill. Of course it is to be used for stalking only four-legged animals. Article XXVI...Barb Smith bequeaths her two dented fenders to Renee Hennen so she won't have to go through the trouble of putting in her own. Article XXVII...I, Christy Bigelow, will my cheering talents; to K0K0 Westbrock my Jumping, to Judy Metz my yelling, and to Diane Hoffman my past experience. Article XXVIII...I, Pam Nigg, will my locks of hair to Sandy Lureen providing that she con- tinues to uphold the belief that ”blondes have more fun”. Article XXIX...To Pat Lubbers, Dave Ecker leaves the keys to a certain Ford station wagon. Providing he can come back and use it at any time. Article XXX...Mary Nigg is willing Sandy Grosenick her cheerfulness she has every morning, even though it may not be appreciated by Sandy's classmates. Article XXXI...To Don Johnson and Silas Ortley, Ron Ingemunson, Jerry Netz and Charles Mad- ison leave their height; hoping that, equally distributed, it will result in normal size. Article XXXII...Gloria Appel wills her ability to have fun, even on week nights, to Tom Agar during his Senior year. She hopes that this will keep him from studying too much. Article XXXIII...I, Jake Thompson, will my place in Agar's to Pat Domarus-the seat up by the ”good feeling” machine—the Juke box, of course. ACTI VITIES FOOTBALL VARSITY Bottom: M. Falkingham; K. Haggerty; P. Domains; B. Peterson; J. Metz; R. Bimbaum; L. Judish; R. Schley. Middle: D. Johnson; S. Beumer; J. Metz; D. Agar; D. Kallstrom; N. Weeks; T. Agar; V. Smith; J. Thompson; M. Smith. Tbp: Coach Reidberger; W. Appi; J. Layden; M. Domarus; C. Kallstrom; J. Hoffinan; E. Nettestad; R. Witte; M. Butala; B. Staith; C. Bigelow; Coach S chwartz. Browns Browns Browns Browns Browns Browns Browns Browns Browns FOOTBALL SCORES Valley 33 Alberta 13 Valley 0 Valley 19 Valley 26 Valley 6 Valley 6 Valley 34 Valley 28 Valley 22 Chokio 13 Beardsley 0 Hoffman 0 Starbuck 6 Graceville C Herman 0 Hancock 13 Clinton 14 Head Coach, Mr. Reidberger; Captain Jim Hoffman; Assistant Coach, Mr. Schwartz Mike Domarus Linebacker All Conference CONFERENCE STANDINGS W L T Chokio 9 0 Browns Valley 7 1 1 Starbuck 7 1 1 Clinton 6 3 Beardsley 4 5 Graceville 4 5 Alberta 3 6 Hoffman 2 7 Herman 1 8 Hancock 0 9 18 Jim Hoffman Def. End All Conference Jerry Metz Off. Halfback all Conference Vince Smith Linebacker «11 Conference Ed Nettestad Quarterback Honorable Mention Joke Thompson Halfback Neil Weeks Guard Cal Kalstrom Tackle Rick Schley Def. Halfback Honorable Mention Dave Agar Centex 19 A TEAM BASKETBALL Left to Right: flick Schley, Dave Agar, Jake Thompson, Jerry Metz, Ed Nettestad, Coach Jake Neubert, Mick Butala, Brent 3nith, Keith Haggerty, Vince Snith, Barry Peterson, Student Manager Terry Foster. Coach Jake Neubert pictured with All-Conference player Jake Thomp- son. Coach Jake Neubert pictured with Captain Jerry Metz. 20 Rosholt TO BV 63 Corona 1 3 BV 52 Tintah U7 62 Fairmont 51 91 Graceville 55 U8 Chokio 52 1 6 Chokio 5U U5 Alberta 1 3 1 2 Bellingham 50 1 6 Hancock 52 Ul Alberta 63 57 Clinton 90 37 Hancock 53 57 Beardsley 1 6 U2 Clinton 66 56 Ashby 1 9 6l Beardsley 6l 66 Chokio 62 38 Graceville Ul 62 Rick Dave Vince 21 CHEERLEADERS 23 VARSITY SQUAD L to R: S. Johnson, J. Johnson, D. Johnson, P. Domarus, J. Lynch, L. Doug- las, M. Domarus, S. Buemer, T. Sykora, J. Hofftaan, N. Weeks, J. Layden, Mr. Schwartz, Mr. Reidberger. Trophies, L to R: Pheasant Conference Champs, District 21 Runner-up, Pheasant Conference Tournament Champs. Coach Schwartz, Co-Captains Jim Hofftnan, Mike Domarus, Coach Reidberger. 1966-67 Season Wrestling Record UNDEFEATED AND UNTIED Browns Valley 28 Sisseton 19 Browns Valley 35 Hoffman 13 Browns Valley 21 Milbank 20 Browns Valley 24 Graceville 22 Browns Valley 32 Starbuck 13 Browns Valley 32 Wheaton 8 Browns Valley 39 Herman 9 Browns Valley 47 Hancock 2 QUADRANGULAR Fargo North 100 Browns Valley 75 Breckenridge 60 Wahpeton 53 CONFERENCE TOURNEY Browns Valley 99-Champs Graceville 79-2nd Place DISIRICT 21 TOURNAMENT Morris 100-Champs Browns Valley 75-2nd Place CHAMPS Steve, 95 - Jerry, 103 Pat, 120 - Don, 112 Larry, 133 - John, 127 Scott, 145 - Mike, 138 Jim, HWT. - Neil, 175 Tom, 154 - Jim, 165 BASEBALL Row One L to R: Coach Mr. Aalgaard, V. Smith, M. Domarus, E. Nettestad, B. Smith, K. Haggerty, R. Schley. Row Two L to R: B. Peterson, M. Appi, D. Raw, J. Lubbers, C. Bigelow. Track Row One L to R: M. Falkingham, G. Mutchler, K. Haggerty, B. Peterson, S. Buemer. Row TVo L to R: J. Metz, J. Douglas, E. Nettestad, M. Butala, Coach Neubert. 26 LETTERMEN Row Is D. Hammarsten, D. Johnson, J. Lynch, P. Domarus, M. Falkingham, S. Beumer, J. Metz, S. Johnson, Row 2: R. Birnbaum, J, Douglas, C. Kallstrcfn, M. But ala, R. Witte, J. Hofftoan, J, Metz, J. Layden, D. Kallstrom, G. Mutchler, Row 3: W. Appl, M. Smith, T. Sykora, J, Thompson, T. Agar, N. Weeks, L. Judish, D. Agar, (Advisor) P. Reidburger, Row U: J, Lubbers, C« Bigelow, B. Peterson, V. Smith, M. Domarus, E. Nettestad, B. Smith, K. Haggerty, R. Schley, D. Raw. 27 B BASKETBALL L to R: D. Kallstrom, M. Appel, J. Lubbers, A. Medbery, S. Miller, J. Metz, C. Bigelow, W. Deuhr, R. Witte. Kneeling: Student Manager, T. Foster. Coach: Mr. Delmar Moench. B WRESTLING L to R: M. LeClair, D. Domarus, R. Krone, D. Hanunerstein, D. LeClair, D. Lehrke, M. Falkingham, W. Appi, R. Beumer, W. Heald, T. Agar, C. Kallstrom. Coach: Mr. Bd Schwartz, Assistant Coach: Mr. Richard Reidberger. 28 STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: M. Nigg, President - Row 1 (seated): G. Appel (Secretary) C. Westbrock. Z. Me Kee. Mr. Ness. Row 2 (standing): S. Beumer, W. appl, m LeClair, Dennis Kallstrom, and seated; Marsha Rattlemuller. FHA Top Row-L to R: R. Reineke, J. Hoffman, T. Reineke, C. Westbrock, M. Appl V. Schwagerl, J. Schwagerl, Middle Row: D. Hoffman, D. Myhre, L. Zacharias C. Nudell, C. Birnbaum, K. Nudell, B. Philen. Front Row: Mrs. Crotton, S. Nigg, C. Kuschel, B. Lewandowski, D. Le Clair, R. Hennen, P. Birnbaum 30 GAA Top Row-L to R: P. Lynch, C. Yost, Z. Me Kee, J. Schwagerl, J. Backus, L. Weeks, E. Nettestad, M. Ward, D. Myhre, Middle Row: K. Dusing, E. Ward, S. Ward, K. Nudell, D. Hoffman, B. Lewandowski, C. Dusing, G. Appel, J. Metz. Bottom Row: S. Nigg, L. Almquist, D. Leclair, B. Meyen, J. Haggerty, M. Lehrke, P. Birnbaum, Mrs. Piechowski. Top Row-L to R: C. Nudell, J. Hoffman, C. Marshall, K. Haugland, V. Schwagerl M. Appel, E. Sykora, J. Foren. Middle Row: J. Anderson, L. Pistorious P. Lubbers, L. Zachanas, C. Birnbaum, K. Reed, D. Peterson, C. Bigelow. Bot- tom Row: P. Duffield, J. Reed, L. Layden, J. Metz, E. Lubbers, S. Nigg, L. Bigelow, A. Hedrick. 31 SENIOR PLAY OUR MISS BROOKS Neil Weeks, David Ecker, Dick Schloe, Kathy Dusing, Rick Schley, Marilyn Appl, Jeannie Meyen, Barb Smith, Pam Nigg,Jacob Thompson, Vicki Schwagerl,Vince Smith, Paula Duffield,Jerry Douglas, Ginny Hansen,James Hof- fman, Pat Rowland, Gloria Appel, Cal Kallstrom. Not Pictured: Jerry Metz, Mary Nigg, Greg Mutchler. CAST Miss Brooks------------ —--------—Gloria Appel a high school English teacher Miss Finch---------------------Virginia Hansen the librarian Hugo Longacre--------------------- Jim Hoffman the athletic coach Mr, Wadsworth------------------ Jerry Douglas the principal Miss Audubon—-----------------------------Christy Bigelow the music teacher Elsie——————----------------------- Jeanie Meyen a student Elaine----------———————------—----Barbara Smith a student Jane————————----------------------—Kathy Dus i ng a student Sylvia——--------------- —--------Paula Duf field a student Doris—————-------------------------- Pat Rowland a student Marge-------------------------------Marilyn Appl a student Faith--------------------------------- Pam Nigg a student Rhonda Allen--------------------Vicki Schwagerl a student a student Stanley--—-------——----------------Rick Schley a student Martin—----------------------------- Jerry Metz a student Mrs,Allen-----------------------Mary Ellen Nigg Rhonda's mother Prompters----—-— ----Greg Mutchler, Jake Thompson Stage Hands———-------------------Dave Ecker, Neil Weeks C Basketball Row 1-L to R: L. Birnbaum, K. Ingemunson, D. Dobbs, J. Hoffman, B. Schwagerl D. Neubert, E. Kleindl. Row 2-L to R: M. Mollenhoff, C. Butala, M. Hoffman, D. Nudell, P. Kaufman, R. Peterson, Coach Bruce Aalgaard. Junior High Football Row 1-L to R: Coach Jake Neubert, S. Papka, G. Christiansen, M. Witte, 0. Piechowski, T. Hofflnan, S. Miller,,L. Birnbaum. Row 2-L to R: G. Roark, D. Grosenick, D. Spindler, R. Bartz, C. Peterson, J. Lubbers, D. Lehrke, D . Domarus. Row 3-L to R: D. Raw, R. Peterson, M. Hoffman, E. Crawford, R. Beumer, C. Butala, M. Appel. SENIOR CLASS NEWSPAPER STAFF Sitting, L-F: P. Lubbers, J. Meyen, K. Dusing(Co-edi- tor) , V. Schvagerl (Co-editor), C. Dusing, E. Ward. Standing, L-F: L. Zacharias, J. Metz, D. Nudell, Mr. Garness (advisor), C. Marshall, M. Appi, E. Sykora, B. Levandovski, M. Nigg, C. Birnbaum. Librarian Left to right: Jerry Metz, Charlene Birnbaum, Rick Schley, Marie Spindler, Teresa Reineke, Zinda McKee, Rosella Reineke, Cal Kallstrom, Diane Hoffman, KoKo Westbrock, Pam Nigg, Jerry Douglas, Barry Peterson. Seated: Jeanie Meyen, Vicki Schwagerl, Marilyn Appl, Pat Rowland, and Paula Duffield. Office Girls’ Left to right: Janet Hoffman,Judy Metz, Mr. Ness, Gloria Appel, Eleanor Nettestad, Sandy Grosenick, Kathy Dusing, Virginia Hansen. Seated: Mary Nigg. Not Pictured: Christy Bigelow. 36 activities CONCERT BAND Row 1, L. to R: P. Duffield, P. Lubbers, B. Smith, C. Dusing, K. Haugland, J. Smith, J. Meyen - Rov2: V. Schwagerl, G. Appi, K, Dusing, J. Meyen, S. Grosenick, E. Nettestad, E. Lubbers, L. Bigelow, E. Sykora, B. Hein, C. Big- elow, - Row3: B. Peterson, P. Lynch, L. Layden, D. Lehrke, C. Yost, J, Metz, P. Duffield, M. Nigg, E. Ward, P. Rowland, L. Weeks, C. Marshal, P. Falkingham, J. Backus, J. Schwagerl, V. Hansen,- RowU: K. Nudell, L. Nigg, M. Ward, J. Duehr, D. Medbery, C. Nudell, D. Ecker, D. Schloe, J. Foren, T. Foster, P. Schloe, P. Mutchler, W. Duehr, V. Spotts, L. Almquist, D. Grosenick, A. Med- bery, G. Douglas, R. Beumer, J. Layden, G. Dahl,-Row5; D. Nudell, J. Dusing, D. Foren, D. Peterson, J. Forem, M. Appl, (Director) Mr. Boullion, E. Net- testad, F. Hein, D. Domarus, L. Zacharias, G. Ingemunsen, W. Appl, B. Lew- andowski, S. Beumer, R. Schley The band began in the fall with pep music for football and basketball games. Even in Pep band, the musical effect became outstanding. As the pros would say, We had a swingin band. From Pep Band music we gradually turned to the intricate passages of Concert Band. The trans- formation started slowly, but rapidly became a reality. By the time of the Spring Concert, we were a polished, near-professional concert organization. Included in our concert were two se- lections, E Suite”, and Slavonic Dances , which we would later take to the music contests. As I told you after this concert, this was the finest concert that I had ever directed. We achieved the ultimate in contest performance with the honor of receiving a Superior rating at the District Music Contest at Hancock and a unanimous ( 3 ) superior rating at the Region-State Music Contest in Morris. The State Superior being the first one for Browns Valley since 1953, I am very proud of this fine organization and of its achievements. To the Band: A precedent has now been laid down, and in the time to come, it will be up to you to uphold the quality and spirit of this band. With much work and ambition you will have the power to keep the band moving toward greater goals. To the Seniors: I am very proud of you and this fine band that you have helped me to pro- duce. You have been a wonderful group to work with and an inspiration to me to do my best. You will leave behind you a big vacancy in this band, and a very enduring memory to me. GOOD LUCK TO ALL PEP BAND Pow 1, L. to P: P. Duffield, P. Lubbers, B. Smith, C. Dusing, J. Smith, J. Meyen. Pov 2: V. Schvagerl, G. Appel, K. Dusing, J. Meyen, K. Nudell, E. Nettestad, L. Layden, D. Lehrke, S. Nigg, M. Ward, J. Duehr, Pov 3: E. Sykora, B. Hein, C. Yost, J. Metz, M. Nigg, E. Ward, P. Rowland, L. Bigelow, L. Weeks,C. Marshall, P. Ealkingham, J. Backus, J. Schvagerl, V. Hansen, Row U: D. Schloe, D. Ecker, C. Nudell, D. Medbery, P. Mutch- ler, L. Zacharias, G.Ingemunsen, W. Appi, B. Lewandowski, F. Hein, S. Buemer, J. Foren, P. Schloe, V, Spotts, L. Almquist, D. Grosenick, .T. Douglas, P. Buemer, J. Layden, G. Dahl, Pow 5: J. Dusing, D. Foren, D. Peterson, J, Foren, D. Nudell, M. Appl MARCHING BAND MAJORETTES S. Grosenick, J. Metz, G. Appel, C. Bigelow DIRECTOR Mr. Bouillon STUDENT DIRECTOR ALLSTATER m 9 Richard Schloe BAND OFFICERS Equipment Managers— A. Mecbery, J. Douglas, W. Duehr, D. Ecker, and D. Medbery. Band Officers—Secretary-Treasurer, M. Nigg; Director.� Mr. Boullion; Vice- President, V. Hansen; President, F. Hein. Band Librarians—E. Sykora, C. Bigelow, P. Lubbers, and B. Meyen. 41 Uniform Managers—P. lynch and K. Nudell. DISTRICT SUPERIOR RATINGS ■Jf STATE jJC TRUMPET SOLO Glenn Dahl SAXOPHONE SOLO Virginia Hansen ■X- WOODWIND QUINTET L. to R: K. Haugland, G. Appel, E. Nettestad, E. Ward, E. Lubbers ■¥: CLARNET QUARTET L. to R i V. Schwagerl, G. Appel, K. Dusing, J. Meyen BRASS SEXTET L. to R� G. Dahl, R. Beumer, E. Nettestad, R. Schloe, P. Rowland, R. Schley PLUTE SOLO Kristi Haugland BASS SOLO Ed Nettestad MIXED CHORUS Row 1, L. to Rx Jf Meyen, E. Ward, J. Metz, E. Lubbers, K. Haugland, V. Hansen, C. Marshall, P. Lubbers, Row 2: Director: Mrs. Fonder, J. Metz, P. Rowland, C. Bigelow, M. Nigg, S. Grosenick, K. Dusing, G Appel, P. Duffield. Row 3: T. Foster, J. Douglas, D. Ecker, G. Dahl, J. Metz, C. Bigelow, D. Lehrke GIRLS’GLEE CLUB Row 1, L. to Rs M. Appi, K. Nudell, P. Rowland, G. Appel, P. Nigg, J. Meyen, J. Metz, D. Vosberg, K. Dusing, P. Lubbers, C. Bigelow - Row 2: V. Hansen, C. Marshall, C. Yost, D. Nudell, P. Duffield, E. Ward, K. Reed, C. Dusing, S. Grosenick, M. Nigg, C. Westbrock, Director: Mrs. Fonder S • «I V. ‘. Jj V. rfc4r ‘ v HOMECOMING 1966 Queen King i{ Y Dl L. to R, E. Lubbers K. Serocki D. Nude11 C. Bigelow G. Appel K. Dusing M. Domarus J. Thompson J. Hoffman B. Smith D. Kallstrom R. Witte tr£ JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 1967 • o FACULTY ADMINISTRATION 52 HAROLD NESS HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr. Gamess Commercial Mrs. Crotton Mr. Aalgaard Home Economics Science Mrs. Hauder Senior English Mr. Crotton Industrial Arts 53 Bouillon Music Mr. Schwartz English Mr. Metzen German Mr. Mrs. Nudell Mr. Shannon English Mathematics 54 Mr. Reidberger History-Phy Ed. Mrs. Piechowski History-Phy Ed. Mr. Moench Science Mrs. Fonder Music-Engiish Mr. Neubert History 55 SECRETARIES Mrs. Chester Garness Secretary to Mr. Ness Mrs. Edna Medberry Secretary to Mr. Hauder COOKS Mrs. Spotts Mrs. Peickert Mrs. Byman Mrs. Lehrke CUSTODIANS Mr. Lehrke Mr-. Douglas Mr. Rees 58 CLASSES JUNIORS Tom Agar Scott Beumer Charlene Birnbaum Ronald Birnbaum Mick Butala Pat Domarus Ronald DuMarce Connie Dusing Mike Falkingham Violet Grimli Sandy Grosenick Keith Haggerty Renee Hennen Diane Hofftoan Janet Hoffman Donald Johnson Larry Judish Bonnie Levandovski James Layden Pat Lubbers Advisors: Mr. Garness (not pictured) Mrs. Piechowski Mr. Reidberger President: Keith Haggerty Vice-President: Micky Butala Sec.-Treasurer: Donna Nudell Sandra Lureen John Lynch Carolyn Marshall Judy Metz Darlene Myhre Donna Nudell Felicia Ortley Silas Ortley Barry Peterson Betty Philen Kathy Reed Rosella Reineke Dean Schwagel Robert Skjonsberg Brent Smith Mike Smith Eileen Sykora Tom Sykora Ehiber Ward Cecile Westbrock Linda Zacharias 61 SOPHOMORES Linda Aimquist Wayne Appl Janelle Backus Eugene Bartz Lynn Bigelow Larry Douglas Wesley Duehr Joe Foren Terry Foster Kathy Gettman Dale Hammarsten Wayne Heald Arlene Hedrick Greg Ingemunson Steve Johnson Dennis Kallstrom Deloris Lee Roger Krone Danald LeClair Karva Lehrke 62 Advisors: Mrs. Fonder Mr. Aalgaard Mr. Metzen President: John Vice-President: Sec.-Treasurer: Metz Sandy Ward Lynn Bigelow 63 Ted Lumphrey John Metz Pat Miller Sherry Nigg Shirley Nigg Terry Nigg Kathy Nudell Diane Peterson Lynette Pistorius Floyd Roark Mike Roark Paul Schaunaman Patty Schloe Kathy Serocki Lynn Spotts Debbie Vosberg Sandra Ward Lois Weeks Colletta Yost NINTH GRADE Top Row-L to R: M. Ward, J. Schwagerl, K. Haugland, R. Ward, R. Witte, D. Dew L. Pelzel, C. Nudell, L. Reineke. Middle Row-P. lynch, A. Medbery, D. Hammar- sten, D. Raw, J. Metz, D. LeClair, E, Lubbers, J. Miller. Bottom Row-Mr. Crot- ten, S. Miller, J. Reed, L. Layden, D. Sweeney, R. Krensing, C. Kuschel, P. Duffield, J. Kruger. Top Row-L to R: C. Bigelow, E. Nettestad, P. Gubka, R. Skjonsberg, E. Crawford D. Roark, N. Renville, Z. McKee. Middle Row-J. Haggerty, D. Appel, M. Sing, J. Anderson, D. Issendorff, R. Bartz, K. Ortley, J. Lubbers. Bottom Row-D. Schwa- gel, M. Spindler, F. Domarus, D. Lehrke, D. Nigg, C. Roark, H. Sykora, P. Bim- baum, Mr. Shannon. Class Officers: President: Randy Ward Vice-President: Randy Witte Sec.-Treasurer: Jeff Lubbers 64 EIGHTH GRADE Row 1, L. to R: B. Hein, L. Nigg, G. Grimli, R. Krone, M. Reineke, J. Meyen Mr. Schwartz. Row 2: G. Nigg, V. Spotts, D. Medbery, T. Hoffman, M. Roark C. Roark, G. Haggerty, Row 3: J. Smith, D. Foren, D. Nudell, L. Kallstrom P. Mutchler, R. Eldridge, S. Jarman Row 1, L. to R: Mrs. Crotton, P. Jones, L. Schwagel, J. Johnson, J. Dusing P. Falkingham, M. LeClair. Row 2: M. Meyer, D. Spindler, D. Grosenick, K. Rollens, B. Peterson, D. Ballhagen, V. Bigelow. Row 3: D. Kuschel, M. Hof— fman, J. Duehr, D. DuMarce; D. Myhre, R. Beumer, M. Appel Class Officers: President: Randy Beumer Vice—President: Bob Peterson Sec.—Treasurer: Danny Spindler 65 SEVENTH GRADE Bottom Row-L to R: Mr. Moench, L. Birnbaum, D. Schmidt, B. Schwagerl, J. Miller, D. Neubert, P. Appel, J. Bigelow. Middle Row-L to R: K. Ingemunson D. Spindler, R. Reed, J. Hoffman, M. Lehrke, P. Roark, D. Reinart, C. Krone, Top Row-L to R: N. Hansen, M. Metz, C. Butala, D. Myhre, E. Ziemer, G. Roark, P. Kaufman, N. Madison. Bottom Row-L to R: E. Kliendl, B. Bierschbach, M. Witte, D. Philen, P. Eldridge, R, Schwagerl, J. Domarus, Mrs. Nudell. Second Row-L to R: P. Serocki, M. Rattelmuller, C. Gubka, V. Klemn, C. Gubka, S. Piechowski, R. Lumphrey, C. Thompson, Top Row-L to R: S, Meyer, P. Foster, B. Dahl, P. Kaufnan, R. Rollens, M. Mollenhoff, D. Dobbs, D. Reinart. Class Officers: 66 President: Diane Reinart Vice-President: Diane Smith Sec.-Treasurer: Patty Serocki GRADES Row 1-L. to R.: P. Serocki, J. Bartz, C. Kruger, K. Reineke, S. Papka, J. Beil, R. Raw. Row 2-L. to R.: K. Lewandowski, M. Lamers, P. Peickert, K. Madsen, R. Hoffman, D. Duffield, B. Klemm, J. Bennett, Row 3-L. to R.: J. Hansen, D. Sykora, J. Hammarsten, D. Renville, D. Mollenhoff, D. McKee, M. Vosberg, R. Krensing, Mr. Zinter. Row 1-L. to R.: L. Schwagel, D. Kuschel, G. Reed, D. Agar, N. Netfbert, C. Thompson, P. Grimli, K. LeClair, Row 2 -L. to R. : J. Skjonsberg, G. Christensen, G. Nigg, Mrs. LeCuyer, S. Rollens, E. DuMarce, C. Hauder. Row 3 L. to R.: M. Isaacson, 0. Piechowski, C. Peterson, A. Aske, j. Hansen, T. Hoffman, R. Schildt. 68 GRADE FIVE Bottan Row-L to P: A. Jung, J. Nigg, J. Re in art, T. Schildt, B. Schmidt, G. Ortley, M. Schwagel. Middle Rov-M. Schaunaman, B. Spindler, D. Myhre, Mrs. Zinter, P Nigg, J. Hedrick, P. Zabel. Top Row-T. Witte, M. Hansen, C. James, M, Isaacson, D. Myhre, P. Kuschel. Not Pictured: M. Miller Bottom Pov-L to R; M. Birnbaum, M. McLane, S. Lumphrey, P Jarman, N. Thompson, M. Papka, L. Lanie. Middle Row-M. Grimli, C. Kruger, J. Metz, Mrs. VanCleve, A. Rowland, R. Ward, V. Baer. Top Rov-J. Reinart, M. Witte, C. Toelle, T. Beumer, B. Domarus, C. Ziemer, D. Nickolauson. 69 FOURTH GRADE Row 1, L. to R: A. Bartz, L. Reineke, J. Birnbaum, E. Nigg, T. Nicholauson, K. Schmidt, A. Colago. Row 2: M. Baer, B. Burg, J. Lewandowski, Mrs. Harrison, M. Hammarsten, B. Roark, R. Zabel. Row 3' P. James, R. Weeks D. Christensen, D. Isaacson, F. Smith, R. Metz, T. Agar. Not Pictured: S. Bennett, N. St. James. Bottom Row-L to R: S. Nicholauson, K. Kleindl, D. Appel, T. Nigg, M. McLane, K. Anderson, R. Spindler, Mr. Goodhart. Middle Row—L to R: J. Douglas, S. Jarman, M. Hansen, C. Hoffman, D. Dew, G. Appel, M. Reinart. Top Row-L to R: D. Christensen, T. Madison, D. Kallstrom, R. Aske, R. Mollenhoff, S. Starr, R. Sullivan, D. Meyer. 70 GRADE THREE Bottom Row-L to R: G Kleindl, T. LeClair, D. Christensen, B. Raw, E. Lamers, T. Duffield, J. Schmidt, M. Papka. Middle Row-L to R: J. Peterson, K. Hauder, J. Heck, Mrs. Duehr, Mrs. Goutis, K. Kuschel, C. Eagle, V. Dew, Top Row-L to R: Q. Spider, V. Schwagel, J. Spotts, C. Sykora, J. Bor- gheiinck, B. Hofftnan, L. Biel, S. Mollenhoff. Not Pictured, M. Crouch. Bottom Row-L to R: P. Johnson, J. Birnbaum, J. Kuschel, D. Dobbs M. Dusing, S. Nigg, M. Neubert, K. Lanie, Middle Row-L to R: C. Schwagel, H. Lubbers, D. Metz, Mrs. Herberg, C. Hilden, G. Sykora, B. Ziemer, B. Bennett. Top Row- L to R: D. Klodt, M. Pistorius, M, Madsen, D. Kaus, T. Schildt, C. Hilden, P. Witte, D. Klemm. 71 GRADE TWO Bottom Row-L to R: G. Stadtler, T. LeClair, M. LeClair, J. Lamers, J. Weeks, J. Kuschel, A. Christensen, D. Papka. Middle Row-L to R: G. Haanen. V. Reineke, M. Jarman, Mrs. Appi, K. Baer, L. Stadtler, J. Miller, L. Neubert. Top Row-L to R: K. Witte, B. Kaus, R. Andrews, J. Crawford, R. Torgerson, S. Jamieson, M. Sykora. Bottom Row-L to R: M. Serocki, K. Ingemunson, M. Raw, L. Stadtler, S. Ward, K. Marks, D. Kaufman, R. Colago. Middle Row-G. rkora, J. Nigg, G. Harter, Mrs. Kauftnan, R. Wilson, J. Hofftoan, D. Deyo, J. Ziemer. Top Row- K. Lewandowski, D. Hilden, J. Mollenhoff, B. Lee, L. Reinart, J. Ziemer. 72 GRADE ONE Bottom Row-L to R: C. Nickolauson, M. Mclane, D. James, B. Reinart, D, Dobbs P. Klodt, F. Hammarsten, E. Kuschel. Middle Row-L. Dusing, I. Keoke, R. Pelzel, R. Riedberger, C. Sykora, J. Jarman, G. Torgerson. Top Row-B. Lubbers G. Smith, T. Bennett, Mrs. Piechowski, D. Kuschel, B. Agar, J. Appel. Bottom Row-L to R: E. Kuschel, D. Papka, T. Hoffman, T. Jung, D. Christensen, A. Bimbaum, R. Dew, K. Madsen. Middle Row-B. Nicholauson, D. Schwagel, D. Sykora, S. Starr, D. Nelson, J. Meyen, S. Kleindl. Top Row-D. Borgheiink, M. Heck, D. James, Mrs. D. Meyer, G. Bartz, E. Aske, J. Crawford, T. Haanen. Missing: B. Mollenhoff '3 KINDERGARTEN Bottom Row-L to R; D. Bartz, D. Helle, C. LeClair, C. Christensen, J. Hilden, L. Randall-, L. Papka, B. Stadtler. Top Row-W. Kaufman, J. Mckee, S. Krone, Mrs. Hurlbut, S. Kaus, G. Riedberger, S. Pistorius, S. Torgerson. Bottom Row-L to R: L. Sykora, L. Sykora, R. James, S. Bimbaum, G. Reinart, M. Krone, S. LeClair, R. Lubbers. Top Row-L to R. R. Wilson, T. Ziemer, S. Reineke, G. Weeks, Mrs. Hurlbut, D. Madison, A. Schildt, T. Hoffman, R. Sykora. 74 ADVERTISING LOUIE'S SHOE SHOP For complete expert shoe repair. Swather and combine canvas and tarps repaired. We upholster truck, tractor, and pick-up seats. Purses repaired, zippers replaced, etc. We can repair or replace anything. VALLEY SOFT WATER SERVICE Don't be satisfied with out- dated water softening equip- ment. Let us install a new completely automatic softener. 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If your clothes aren't becoming to you They should be coming to us B B Dept. Store, Agency Building Material, Paint, Fuel Pick-up and delivery Monday Thursday W. 0. Schneider, Local Mgr. Phone: 938-4685 Wilmot, South Dakota Phone: 348-6155 Beardsley, Minnesota ARNOLD GERRY KAUS Truckers Hog Buyers DONATIONS RECEIVED From Dodge's Resort and Kaufman's Resort Phone: 694-5921 (Dodge's Resort) Phone: 694-5903 (Kaufman's Resort) Phone: 695-2571 Browns Valley, Minnesota Browns Valley, Minnesota THE SKUTTERS At Your Service Pictured L-R Top: Runt Falkingham, Snoose Butala, Corporal Agar, Dumbo Smith Bottom: Rock Beumer, Pepper, Tragedy Haggerty Not Pictured: Fess Parker, John Wayne, Stub Johnson Help with any worthwhile community project! Phone: Kieth Haggerty GOOD FEELINGS World News—1966 1. Communists Take A Walk—On October 12th, Soviet Bloc UN delegates took their customary ‘‘walk’’ as Nationalist China Ambassador, Liu Chieh, addressed the General Assembly. 2. First Lady Listens—Mrs. Ferdinand Marcos, First Lady of the Philippines, listens to her husband. President Marcos, ad- dress the UN General Assembly during a state visit in Sep- tember. 3. Secretary Seeks Facts—During a fact-finding mission to Viet Nam on October 10th, Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara confers with U.S. Commander, Gen. Wm. Westmoreland. It was McNamara’s eighth visit to Viet Nam. 5. Goldberg Discusses Viet Nam—Following a long conference with President Johnson in September, Arthur Goldberg, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, discussed prospects for a Viet Nam settlement and said, “the door is open and we see no evidence it has been closed. 6. Jet Comes Home—A Phantom F4B glides onto a carrier deck in the South China Sea after a mission over North Viet Nam. 7. Happy Filipinos—This flag-waving group of Filipinos greeted President Lyndon Johnson on October 23rd as he arrived there for a Seven Nation Summit Conference. 4. United Nations Chief Stays On—Secretary General U Thant tells a news conference in September that he wishes to step down, but will continue until a successor is found. Later, on December 2nd, he agreed to another five-year term. 8. Guest of Russians—During a December reception at the Soviet Embassy in Paris, French President Charles DcGaulle chats with Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin who was visiting France. 9. Welsh Disaster— On October 21st. the world was sorrowed to learn that a huge coal slag heap at Abcrfan, Wales, had come crashing down on some homes and the Pantglas Junior School. Nearly 200—mostly children—died in the disaster. 10. Russians Say No—On November 4th, Nikolai T. Fcdcrcnko, Soviet Ambassador to the lTN. casts the 104th Russian veto in the 21 year history of the Security Council. 11. Anniversary Ceremony—In October, this photo was moni- tored in Tokyo of young Chinese people celebrating the 17th anniversary of Communist rule of the Chinese mainland. 12. 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