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

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ROSEMARY PELZEL plans on going to Wapheton State School of Science to become a licensed practical nurse. Rose will always cherish the honor of being majorette for the Marching Band. Her favorite teacher was Mr. Mortimer because he treated her as an equal but still held her respect; and Mr. Dittbemer for having gripe days. Graduation will make Rose proud be- cause she accomplished something. BONNIE REINART plans to work a year, then go to school to be a nurse. Twenty years from now she will be re- membered as being best dressed. Mrs. Whelan was her favorite teacher be- cause she always has a smile. Gradua- tion is important to Bonnie because the next big step is the world! SUE STARR plans to go to Watertown Vo- Tech. to take up practical nursing. Sue will always remember being called Mom by many underclassmen. Mr. Dittbemer was her favorite teacher because she always had fun in his class. Graduation is important to Sue because she will be able to prove to herself she can succeed. DOUG SYKORA plans on going to California and getting smashed after he graduates. Twenty years from now he will be remembered as the most flirta- tious guy in BVHS history. He will never forget the time when he bounced the refs at the Hancock football game. Mr. Lee was his favorite teacher be- cause he's too cool to be a teacher. TIM VOLK plans on working after graduation. He thinks the school is pretty good although we need a new gym and a student lounge. He will never forget when John broke the water pipe and drenched his project. Mr. Lee is his favorite teacher because he can relate with most of the kids most of the time. Graduation will be nice but it will mean leaving lots of friends. 13

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PEG PAULSON plans to go on to college. Twenty years from now she will be remem- bered for being voted the most comical. She will always cherish the honor of receiving A11-Conference in Basketball. Mr. Mortimer was her favorite teacher because he was not only a teacher but a close friend who really cared what happened to her. Graduation is important to Peg because it gives her a feel- ing that she's accomplished something. DEB SCHWA GEL plans on going to Alexandria Vo-Tech. Twenty years from now she will be remembered for being a person who was able to remain calm under most situations. Deb thinks the school should offer more classes and get better facilities (Like a new gym). Winning the spelling contest when she was in fifth grade will always be a special memory for her. Improve- ments for BV include a theatre and bowling alley. Deb feels graduation will be a memorable but sad event. GARY SMITH plans to farm after graduation. Twenty years from now he will be remembered for being so quiet. Mr. Thornes was his favorite teacher because he cut the kids some slack. Gary thinks everyone should graduate and have a wider field of knowledge. CHERYL SYKORA plans to go to college to major in Math and Biology. Twenty years from now she will be remembered for being voted the most stddious and most likely to succeed. To improve the school Cheryl sug- gests more discipline, less teacher's pets , and a positive attitude. Mrs. Zacharias was a favorite teacher because she made class seem like a blessing with her wicty remarks. Graduation is important to Cheryl because it's one goal in her life that she has succeed- ed at. 12

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SENIOR REGISTRATION BRIAN AGAR Choir 12, Wrestling 134, Football 1-4, Track 12, Letter Club 1-4, Student Council 2, Home- coming Attendant 1, Homecoming Candidate 4 JACK APPEL Basketball 1-4 , Football 1-4 , Baseball 1-4, Track 12, Letter Club 1-4, Student Council 3 , Boy State Alternate 3, Class Officer 4, Homecoming Candidate 4 GERRY BARTZ Class Play 4 TONY BIRNBAUM Accompanist 1-4+, Annual Staff , Football 12, Baseball 1, Letter Club 1-4, Class Play 4, One Act Play 4, Declam Contest 1-4, Boy State 3, Class Officer 1-3 TERRY BENNETT Football 1, Baseball 12, Letter Club 1 WES BOLSTAD Band 1-4, Choir 12, Basketball 1-4, Football 124, Baseball 2-4, Letter Club, 2-4 DEBBIE BORGHEIINCK Band 1-4+, Stage Band 4, Cheerleader 4 DORI CHRISTENSEN Band 1-4, Choir 12, FHA 1, GAA 1 , Annual Staff, Track 12, Letter Club 2-4 , Cheer- leader 1-4, Girl's Basketball 1 DIANE DeSPIEGLER Choir 1-3, GAA 1-3 , State FHA Delegate 2, Class Officer 4, Homecoming Attendant 1 RITA DEW Band 1-4, FHA 12, Newspaper Staff 1, Annual Staff, Cheerleader 1-4, Student Librarian 4 DALE DOBBS Letter Club 4, Basketball 1-4, Football 14 LORI DUSING Band 1-4 , Choir 1, Accompanist 12, Annual Staff, Homecoming Candidate 4 TAM HAANEN Band 1-4 , Choir 1-4, Accompanist 1-4, GAA 12, Annual Staff, Track 12, Letter Club 2-4, One Act Play 1, Student Librarian 1, Class Officer 23, Homecoming Attendant 3, Stage Band 1-4, Girl's Basketball 2-4 Top row left to right Mr. McMorrow Miss Lively Middle row Diane DeSpiegler, Jack Appel, Brian Agar Bottom row Brian Mollenhoff, Dixie Kuschel