Caledonia High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Caledonia, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

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AWANNVNn} LRM WWW RE a In Memoriam Shirley Elaine Halverson This was Shirley as we all knew her: long, curly hair, pretty face, and long, beau- tiful fingernails. She always had a smile on her face and brought happiness and joy wherever she went. When things weren’t going good she always came up with some- thing to pull it through. She was the kind of girl who said what she meant and felt. She always tried to be friendly with everyone. She was a member of the High School Band and was also a member of the church choir and taught Sunday School. Her death was God’s will, and we too will meet her again, as God calls on us as he did Shirley, to live eternally with him where we will always be together. A friend has gone... . but the memories live on. 27, 1955—October 2, 1972 LEE DROGEMULLER DANIEL KLINSKI MARY BURG KAREN POPPE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Being a senior has meant many different things. Many mores it was two and as juniors going to Prom it was only hurdles have been overtaken by each of us, determined to one! One that for some may have taken too long to end. enter a world different than we’ve ever seen and make our- Others found it over before they could even think of saying selves everything we’ve ever dreamed of. good-bye, not only to their friends, but what about all those Senior year may have closed a chapter of our lives, but teachers? How could teachers become so important—such it also opened the pages to another challenging and more ex- good friends to us. citing time in the future. Days are very short now, and our time at hand. So, In this book we look and laugh and sometimes even friend, go out and right all the wrongs we’ve found in this cry at the many memories, both joyous and tragic, across world. For now it belongs to you, with all its happiness and the faces of our friends. Remember at the end of freshman pain, joy and sadness, security and fear. year it was... just think only three years left. As sopho- NANCY ALBERT SHARON ALBERT SHARON ARNOLD KAREN BAUER ANNE BECK COLETTE BECKER ANN BENEKE DEBRA BETH ' : THOMAS BISSEN BRUCE BUCHHOLTZ JAYNE BURMESTER PATRICK DANAHER PRISCILLA BOWERS WADE BULMAN GREGORY CARLSON RICHARD DANAHER ROBERTA BREESER NICKOLAS BURG ROBERT CONNOR MARGARET DAVY DARREL BRICKMAN DONALD BURMESTER DUANE CORCORAN ANTHONY DENSTAD 25 BONITA DIERSEN DONNA DIERSEN SUSAN DOERING CAROL EIKENS FRANK ELLENZ JONATHAN ENGEN STEVEN ERWIN CATHALEEN ESCH JEFFREY FELTEN STEVEN FELTEN JANE FORSCHLER BARBARA FRANK DEAN FRANK ALAN FRUECHTE MARK GANTENBEIN MICHAEL GARNESS 26 NEIL GOETZINGER ROGER HAYES TERESA HOLLAND CAROLYN JENNINGS RUTH GOETZINGER GARY HEBERLEIN JOAN HOLZWARTH PATSY JOHNSON CELINE GRAF DONISE HEILLER ELTON JACOBSON NATALIE KARELS ANTHONY HAMMEL ARNOLD HEIMERDINGER SNS SHEILA JANIKOWSKI LINDA KASTEN 27 KAREN KLEIN GARY KLINSKI STEVEN KLINSKI KAREN KLUG LYLE KLUG JANE KOEL SHERRY KOHNEN RITA KOSSE | GARY KRUCKOW ARDEN KRUEGER DAVID LAGER DONALD LAGER ROBERT LAGER HOWARD LAMPERT JEFFREY LAMPERT DEBORAH LAPHAM 28 GREGORY LAWSON BETH LEWIS ROXANNE LIEN JACOLYN LINK MICHAEL LINK MARY MC CARTHY PATRICIA MC CORMICK MARK MC KEE RICHARD MC MANIMON JOYCE MASER JULIE MASSMAN JUDITH MEYER KATHLEEN MICHELSEN LEONARD MILLER STEVEN MURPHY GREGORY MYHRE CYNTHIA NELSON CHRISTINE NELSON DARRELL NEUMANN LILAH NEUMANN RANDALL O’HERON LINDA OLERUD LOUISE OLINGER SANDRA OSETH wari% GARY PALEN CYNTHIA PETERSEN JUANITA PETERSON JOHN PLITZUWEIT DWIGHT PRIVET GLENDA QUINNELL DAWN RANZENBERGER JANE RANZENBERGER 30 PAUL RASK JOHN REINING DAVID ROGICH JAMES ROHRER CRAIG ROLLINS FRED ROSS JEFFREY ROSTVOLD SHARON ST. MARY KATHLEEN SAUER JOHN SCHANSBERG STEVEN SCHIEBER MARGARET SCHILTZ MARY LYNN SCHILTZ BRUCE SCHROEDER JEANNE SCHROEDER ALTA SCHULDT TERRY SCHULDT BARBARA SCHUTTEMEIER COLLEEN SCHULTE GREGORY SCHULTZ ALLEN SCHULZE BRENDA SCHUTTEMEIER TIMOTHY SERRES JUNE SKIFTON BEVERLY SPAGL JEAN STAGGEMEYER SUSAN STEFFEN NAOMI TEWES CATHY THIELE THERESA TOOMEY DALE TWITE STEVEN UTKE 32 } | i HELEN VOIGHT RICK VOSHART DIANNE WAGNER JAMES WAGNER JANE WAGNER MARIANNE WAGNER LORNA WATERS MARK WEICHERT JONI WIEBKE RICHARD WIEBKE DOUGLAS WIEGREFE JEAN WIEGREFE DEAN WOHLERS PAMELA WORMAN NOT PICTURED: GERALD BRUMM RICHARD CORDES DIANE DIERSON DONALD FITZPATRICK 33 34 + spon SENIOR HICH soy, © eo l f; } MARCHING BAND Kick off to Victory. Homecoming King and Queen and their Court. 36 Tough Competition Between Homecoming Floats 6 TE re 7), f- fama, | ; ree Eighth grade “Eats ’em up”. Seventh grade ‘“‘Creams the Cougars”. 37 COURT: Arnold Heimerdinger, Mary Burg, Craig Rollins, and Karen Klug. 38 KING DEAN WOHLERS AND QUEEN JONI WIEBKE LEAD HOME- COMING GRAND MARCH. CURERMEATAREA GADRGSECVERASARSARARANS WARRANT ATS keKAREYSKTAReS RERELLESAE oo Tony Denstad, Nancy Albert, Lee Drogemuller, Karen Klein, Doug Wiegrefe, and Sandy Oseth. “The Renaissance” The 1972 Homecoming ended in success although many problems had to be dealt with. Because of in- clement weather, the bonfire was held in the gym. Poor lighting forced the football players to Spring Grove. The game ended in a victory for the Warriors despite this change. Bittersweet played at the dance on Saturday night. King Dean Wohlers and Queen Joni Wiebke led the grand march at 11:00. Even with all of the problems, the whole weekend was a total success. ON ee ee The Junior Class Presents... .. The . -Beth Lewis Sharon St. Mary Doug Wiegrefe Barb Frank Mrs. Ernest W. Stanley Miss Preen Richard Stanley June Stanley Sarah Jean Wiegrefe Mrs. Dexter Celine Graf Mrs. McClutcheon Carol Eikens Mr. Stanley Greg Schultz Maggie Cutler Rita Kosse Dr. Bradley Lee Drogemuller Sheridan Whiteside Steve Erwin Harriet Stanley Ann Beneke Bert Jefferson Professor Metz Expressman Lorraine Sheldon Beverly Carlton Wescott Radio Technicians . .Joe Bolduan Jeff Mitchell Steve Bjergum .. Mike Smerud P at McCormick Jim Wagner .. . Dan Klinski Darrell Neumann Steve Bjergum Darrell Neumann Tim Guth, Danny Nelson Mike Schulte, Mark Deters Steve Schieber Junior Class Play Cast—Row 1: D. Wiegrefe, B. Frank, B. Lewis, D. Klinski, R. Kosse, P. Danaher, R. McManimon, L. Drogemuller. Row 2: J. Wiegrefe, S. Erwin, C. Eikens, C. Graf, A. Beneke, P. McCormick, S. St. Mary, S. Schieber. Row 3: T. Guth, M. Peter, G. Schultz, D. Neumann, D. Nelson. Row 4: J. Wagner. 40 wrsae Man Who Came To Dinner On April 20 and 21 the class of 1973 presented their class production, written by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman, “The Man Who Came to Dinner.” The story, which took place in the late 1930's, was set in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Stanley. The play provided viewers with humor and enjoyment. Every character displayed his own uniqueness and originality with help from co-directors Mrs. Sharon Ohl and Mrs. Mary Anderson. Leading the all-star cast were Steven Erwin as Sheridan Whiteside and Rita Kosse as Maggie Cutler, his secretary. 41 Play Cast—Row 1: N. Albert, C. Thiele. Row 2: P. Danaher, S. St. Mary, B. Lewis, Mr. Ogilvie, J. Wiegrefe, S. Erwin. Row 3: P. Mc- Cormick, R. McManimon, L. Drogemuller. 42 THE FANTASTICKS ames. 5S 4 mle Messe os . . Lee Drogemuller SL yk RIAs eon. ier eee re Steve Erwin 5 te ee Oe erry aor highs ee a ae Sharon St. Mary Pima UCKICUCG: ... ).ac cs ViRMEIE Sc soy phe ea Beth Lewis CMON an eid. Ae ey lech sass Jean Wiegrefe i eet . 04 Aa oo oe ee Pat McCormick HIS Re si ee eee Sa Pat Danaher hn Pe SGI ha a rr ra Dick McManimon pO Se ee ee ere ) eee Nancy Albert Cathy Thiele gh eT OG OS eo ae Mr. Dale McCurdy DO A SA Mr. Lloyd Ogilvie “The Fantastiks”, a fantastic musical, was performed by the Senior Class of ’73 on November 16th and 17th. The parable of love consisted of a boy, not quite grown up, (Steve Erwin) and his sweet 16 and just as ignorant girl- friend, (Sharon St. Mary). Next-door neighbors, they are separated by a wall put up by their mothers. (The wall was built so that the two would get together.) When it came time to tear it down an elaborate abduction was staged. The wall came down and it was called a “happy ending.” Following the sunrise, everybody became fed up with everybody else. Yet time passes and wounds heal and all learn that “without a hurt the heart is hollow”. C, Graf STUDENT DIRECTORS C, Eikens 43 ¥ % ¥ qo ) ar ae 2625 SSS Dana Hayes crowns the 1972 Queen. Doug Wiegrefe, Shari Arnold. Mary Burg, Karen Klug, Craig Rollins, ’ Tony Denstad A Midsummer Night's Dream sk 2K A a ok kk oR oR kkk oka a aR oR oo oR OR OR oR oR Rk King Greg Schultz and Queen Sandy Oseth. ¥ % % % ava % % % % % % % x ¥ % % x % % ¥ as Dean Wohlers and Karen Poppe. ¥ ¥ Using Shakespeare’s title, ““A Midsummer Night’s Dream”’, as their theme for the 1972 Spring Prom, the juniors worked to produce an unforgettable prom. . As the couples arrived, they entered the forest by passing over an enchanted bridge, draped in vines illuminated with lights. Murals formed the edge of the woods, and brightly painted mush- rooms were scattered throughout the floor. Punch was served from flower carts by fairy princes and princesses, and music was played by Sunflower. The climax of the evening was the coronation . of the 1972 King and Queen. The 1971 Royalty, Mike Smerud and Dana Hayes, were present to en- throne the new couple, Greg Schultz and Sandy Oseth. The couples, filled with Shakespeare’s magic, carried away with them, the beautiful memory of an enchanted evening. Court Attendants: P. Chiglo, G. Beardmore, D. Otterson, A. Augedahl. 46 Senior High Chorus—Row 1: J. Peterson, S. Beutler, C. Johrison, C. Schulte, S. Oseth, B. Lewis, C. Feil, D. Miller. Row 2: P. Worman, R. Kosse, M. Klug, M. Percuoco, K. Schroeder, P. McManimon, B. Diersen, J. Wiegrefe. Row 3: J. Meyer, J. Manhart, J. Wagner, G. Schultz, J. Rostvold, G. Beardmore. Row 4: D. Goetzinger, K. Welch, D. Otterson, T. Doering, S. Rohrer, A. Fruechte, R. McManimon. Chorus Experiences New Director The Caledonia Senior High School Concert Choir pre- sents two concerts a year; in the spring and Christmas seasons. The choir performs music of all styles at these appearances, ranging from popular music to the music of the Rennaissance. The Concert Choir also participates in the district and regional state music contests, where it has fared very well for the past several years, winning high ratings consistently. One highlight of the 1972-73 school year was a clinic-workshop with the Augustana College Choir of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Senior Choir member Sharon St. Mary was honored at the Luther College Dorian Festival by being selected as one of seven soloists to appear in the Dorian Festival Grand Concert. This honor earned Sharon the privilege of appearing in the “America’s Youth In Concert” program sponsored by Ameri- can Airlines, which presents annual concerts in Carnegie Hall in New York. Left: Sharon St. Mary—All-State Choir member. Senior High Chorus—Row 1: M. Wagner, E. Marnach, C. Holte, S. Heintz, K. Wilhelm, K. Burmester, M. Schiltz. Row 2: T. Nelson, K. Poppe, J. Albert, P. Pongratz, H. Doering, S. Grohman. Row 3: G. Palen, P. Danaher, W. Gerdes, M. McCarthy, L. Janikowski, E. VonArx. Row 4: D. Kon- zem. A. Doering, S. Erwin, A. Heimerdinger. The Swing Choir performs at a variety of functions throughout the school year, includ- ing local service clubs, church groups, and even basketball game half time shows, in addi- tion to school concerts. The Swing Choir re- hearses outside of school time and sings music mainly in the popular style featuring several numbers with choreography. Members of the Swing Choir are chosen through auditions. Swing Choir—Row 1: J. Wiegrefe, P. Danaher, A. Fruechte. Row 2: P. Pongratz, M. Klug, S. Erwin, S. St. Mary. Row 3: K. Wilhelm, R. Konzem. M. Mc- Carthy, D. Miller. Row 4: R. Kosse, T. Doering, R. McManimon, H. Doering. 47 Girls Glee Club—Row 1: J. Ranzemberger, S. Bresser, S. Doering, C. Gilbertson, B. Spagl, D. Arnold, M. Stapleton, A. Beck, C. Petersen, A. O’- Heron. Row 2: C. Steele, C. Blair, B. Johnson, R. Christian, R. Maser, K. Sauer, C. Esch, J. Ranzenberger, J. Voshart, A. Beneke, D. Spagl, D. Link, R. Lien, P. Meyer, C. Thiele, J. Skifton, K. Bishop, C. Moe. : PeEPPeSELECESS TRESS OTOH Speereeeseee ere se nese sett ise peperett etic ett east etn bbetesstestitssisiteseseaseet tte A EAS EPRERESESE SPER ER EES ESS DIRECTOR MR. McCURDY ACCOMPANIST HOLLY DOERING - . ee = — on Ninth Grade Chorus—Row 1: R. Steele, M. Schulte, D. Myhre, C. Simons. Row 2: S. Schulte, M. Skadson, K. Burfield, J. Wagner, S. Schulze, L. Nelson, G. Dokken, B. Corcoran. Row 3: L. Houdek, S. Ganrude, D. Richardson, P. Voshart, S. Erickson, K. Quinnell, R. Wohlers, G. Wiebke, D. Massman, S. Aasum, K. Connor, C. Kies, J. Twite. Row 4: J. Hauser, J. Denstad, S. Kuecker, K. Kasten, S. Pearson, C. Klinski, P. Goetzinger, N. Guilluame, V. Guillaume, K. Jacobson, A. Meyer, D. Schultz, R. Rostvold, L. Kurk, C. Meiners, S. Meiners. 3 SME = CBG STAT A le a oe ; ey. Seventh-Eighth Grade Chorus—Row 1: D. Engen, S. Ranzenberger, D. Schulze, C. Schuldt, J. Lawson, J. Link, J. Mulvenna, H. Richards, J. Riker, A. Bruening, J. Schuldt, A. Becker, N. Balentine, A. Thompson, S. Hauser, B. Ferkingstad, S. Colsch, S. Bruening, P. Mindrum, L. Bur- mester. Row 2: J. Johnson, S. Myhre, M. Richardson, K. Link, L. Henke, B. Dokken, J. Roble, J. Mindrum, C. Vetsch, J. Esch, M. Sullivan, T. Steele, T. Austin, M. Reining, J. Oesterle, L. Inglett, G. Schuldt, J. Shuda, J. Rommes, D. Hartley, M. Eglinton, A. Eglinton. Row 3: J. Huff, P. Denstad, A. Mahle, D. Richards, K. Plager, V. Bishop, C. Benson, K. Serres, T. Miller, D. Nelson, L. Privet, K. Chiglo, M. Henze, P. Giblin, C. Benson, L. Becker, K. Hayes, N. VonArx, M. Thillen, D. Wruck, C. Meiners, P. Peterson, B. Diersen. ERS tin 1972 and 1973 brought happy and sad times to the Caledonia bands and their directors, David Earp and Alex Vayer. The summer of 1972 was filled with hard work and much fun. The Concert Marching Band drilled extensively throughout the summer on its marching tech- niques and on its field routines, and in return it marched at many parades, including the Aquatennial Parade in Minneapolis where it placed among the top bands. The band also performed a field routine at the State Fair. As a result, many new tro- phies were added to the band’s collection. Rehearsals for concerts and contests started with the beginning of the school year. Three events dominate the year, the Winter, Pops, and Spring Concerts. Prac- tice for large group and solo and ensemble contests also keep the band busy. Four of the Concert Band’s members were chosen for the All State Band, Kris Ballard, Carol Eikens, Steve Erwin, and Jean Wiegrefe. This is the largest num- ber of students from one school attending the All-State Band Camp. The Senior High Stage Band also enjoyed an excellent season. The Stage Band visited the Wartburg College Jazz Festival where it was considered one of the best high school groups attending. In February 1973 the Stage Band performed be- fore the Minnesota Music Educator’s Association as one of the two clinic bands chosen. All-State Band: C. Eikens, J. Wiegrefe. Concert Band Sends Four Senior High Band—Row 1:R. Schoh, D. Link, K. Schroeder, M. Wagner, S. Janikowski, R. McCormick, C. Nelson, K. Wilhelm. Row 2: P. Welper, D. Wagner, S. Schulze, S. Beutler, M. Meyer, C. Johnson, J. Thiele, T. McCormick, L. Peter C. Eikens, V. Thompson. Row 3: W. Gerdes, J. Mid- dendorf, S. Heintz, A. Weymiller, P. Bowers, S. Palen, D. Wohlers, L. Vetsch, K. Kennedy. Row 4: M. Schroeder, M. Richardson, T. Denstad, P. Beitlich, A. Fruechte, T. Huff, P. Chiglo, M. Stapleton, B. Buchholtz, K. Deters, C. Schuttemeier. Standing: J. Lejeune, S. Schiltz, J. Wiebke, M. Percuoco, K. Ballard. K. Ballard, S. Erwin. Bandroom Helpers: Librarians—P. Worman, J. Wiebke, K. Michelsen. Equipment Managers —A. Fruechte, T. Denstad, K. Ballard. Band Council President—D. Wiegrefe. Announcer— N. Burg. Carrier—L. Pieper. Members to All-State Band Senior High Band—Row 1: P. Worman, K. Klug, P. Johnson, B. Schuttemeier, K. Jore, C. Schulze, K. Burmester, B. Robson. Row 2: P. Pongratz, B. Schuttemeier, S. Adams, H. Doering, T. Peter, R. Danaher, L, Lapham, M. Jahn, D. Heiller. Row 3: J. Briggs, C. Feil, J. Meyer, K. Klein, A. Beneke, B. Ryan, J. Wagner, S. St. Mary. Row 4: S. Olson, T. Gensmer, B. Lewis, P. Danaher, D. Wiegrefe, B. Frank, J. Wiegrefe, V. Mitchell, B. Von Arx, L. Horn, G. Danaher, P.Mindrum, M. Ingvalson, T. Fruechte. Standing: P. McCormick, S. Theobold, D. Kruger, E. Von Arx, D. Carl- son, K. Michelson, R. Voshart, S. Erwin, G. Palen, S. Schieber. Varsity Band VARSITY BAND—Row 1: B. Heiller, B. Dokken, C. Schuldt, S. Erickson, V. Rommes, B. Kuecker, V. Esch. Row 2: S. Horn, J. Roble, D. Klug, M. Anderson, K. Chiglo, E. Kennedy, J. Hauser, C. Kies, H. Meisch, P. Hendel, J. Leary, A. Mahle, S. Aasum, N. Guillaume, A. Meyer. Row 3: J. Beutler, L. Privet, K. Privet, K. Quinnell, D. Meyer, C. Guth, K. Schroeder, J . Esch, D. Schultz, M. Schutz, D. Bauer, R. McCormick, L. Kinne- berg, M. Noel, J. Pohlman, J . Bissen, J. Ingvalson, C. Betz, G. Hendel, R. Wohlers, G. Schroeder, B. Privet. Row 4: M. Deters, T. Guth, B. Carl- son, S. Schroeder, D. Nelson, G. Dokken, C. Kuecker, J. Corpstein, D. Gerdes, K. Christenson, D. LeJeune, S. Kruckow. Standing: T. Hoscheit, D. Meyer, B. Johnson, M. Holland, S. Nelson, S. Becker, T. Gensemr, Mr. Vaver, Director, B. Schiltz. Cadet Band CADET BAND-—Row 1: C. Stapleton, J. Mulvenna, M. Sullivan, J. McCormick, D. Hartley, C. Schmitz, B. Schuldt, J. Link, M. Deters. Row 2: M. Richardson, L. Esch, K. Ideker, R. Fried, S. Ideker, J. Mulvenna, D. Meyer, R. Wohlers, K. Hendel, B. Diersen, L. Schmitz, D. Becker, C. In- glett, J. Johnson, J. Shuda, S. Myhre. Row 3: A. Thompson, R. Myhre, T. Traff, C. Hoscheit, D. Feil, M. Smerud, G. Walhovd, K. Rice, S. Jore, J. Hefte, J. VonArx, M. Schiltz, J. Renslo, M. Schutz, C. Schroeder, T. McKee, L. Forschler, R. Forde, K. Wagner, J. Scholl, L. Karmer, A. Pos- ton. Row 4: D. Doelger, M. Betz, T. McCormick, D. Otterson, R. Rommes, W. Lapham, S. Stapleton, J. Huff, D. Pongratz, D. Neumann, R. Aasum, S. Hosch, T. McCormick, E. Lee, J. Dorival. Standing: L. Schroeder, C. Vetsch, T. Miller, M. Colleran, D. Krueger, D. Miller, P. Erickson, M. Knutson, T. Tetrault, D.-Loeffler, K. Fruechte, R. Muenkel, B. Schiltz, Director, Mr. Vaver. Jr. High Stage WAPAENARRROREMR seRRRA KE Renee eRe cdemn eRe JR. HIGH STAGE BAND. Row 1: T. Gensmer, S. Erickson. Row 2: D. Schultz, J. Esch, K. Schroeder, K. Quinnell, K. Privet, B. Heiller. Row 3: M. Noel, D. Bauer, J. Bissen, J. Pohlman, M. Schutz, L. Kinneberg, M. Holland, T. Hoscheit, B. Johnson, J. Beutler, L. Privet, S. Horn, J. Roble. Row 4: J. Corpstein, C. Kuecker, G. Dokken, D. Nelson, B. Carlson, S. Schroeder, T. Guth, Director, Mr. Vaver. we ee ‘Dia JAZZ BAND—Row 1: S. Schieber, Mr. Vaver, Director. Row 2: P. Chiglo, T. Huff, T. Denstad, A. Fruechte, B. Buchholtz, P. Beitlich, S. Bjer- gum, S. Erwin, R. Danaher, P. Pongratz, S. Adams, T. Peter, M. John, D. Heiller. Row 3: M. Wagner, G. Schultz, T. Gensmer, B. Lewis, P. Dana- her, J. Wiegrefe, D. Wiegrefe, B. Frank, N. Albert, G. Palen. Jazz Is Where It’s at | It is indeed fitting that the jazz idiom be studied in American high schoolsin } that it is one of the few truely American art forms. In order to play jazz a student must study and understand in greater depth the basic fundamentals of the music he plays. A performer’s knowledge must include chord progressions, theory, use of altered scales, form, theme and variations, melody, and rhythm. All of these ele- ments and more must be understood before the performer can give vent ot his | creativity. To be inventive, individualistic, and creative, to “do your own thing” has +} brought about a great interest in jazz among the students and people in the com- | munity. | During the past year the jazz band has produced two albums, appeared in numerous festivals and concerts, performed at the Music Educators Convention, re- corded a TV show for the Minnesota State High School League, and has been heard by literally millions of people. Letters and comments by music educators through- out the state attest to the fact that they are one of the finest performing groups in the state. The music the band performs is on the college level and extremely de- manding. It has been thisdirectors pleasure to work with the finest group of musicians any school ever had. Alex Vaver 54 nove aie | 69 MARCHING BAND we o A a i) 5 ‘a a) = SS MM o oO iso] S a = ea] z o i= oO is] = es aw oa oO cr S onl Banner Carriers: Audrey Weymiller, Alice Weymiller, Nancy Albert Accessory Personnel Identifies, Leads, and Signals the Band. We should all take pride in our ban- ner and flag carriers, majorettes and drill team. The banner carriers and majorettes identify our bands, and the drill teams also provide half time en- tertainment. The long hours of practice by the accessory personnel are re- flected in the praise which they bring to our school. Working daily during 5th hour and many hours until early March when the final pages go off to the printers are the four editors and their helpers. When they thought the work was done, they found that there was twice as much left to do. Pages to be planned, write-ups to do and pictures to be taken and always the proper trimming and finally the paste ups. Although the job required complete dedication, there were several days for leisure. You may wonder why they do it. They don’t get paid, but they get the personal satisfaction in seeing what they have created for their fellow students. So, before you consider complaining, remember, “A Yearbook is an awful lot of Trouble.” Much needed help given by Cindy Nelson, Mary Burg and Jean Staggemeyer, Sr. Editors and Mrs. Pongratz, Advisor. wR KAW Hh KKKKKAKH K KK . 4 Pound-and-a-half of Love. MoM MM MM MM MM eM Oe ERLE Your Yearbook Is a Joni Wiebke and Mary McCarthy , Business Mgrs., and Mr. Renslo, Advisor. Tomahawk Staff—Row 1: T. Denstad, N. Burg, D. Klinski. Row 2: K. Klug, J. Schroeder, S, Albert, L. Olinger. Row 3: T. Doering, S. Steffen, A. Beneke, C. Thiele, C. Jennings, D. Heiller, K. Poppe. Work, Work. ...... And More Work. D. Lapham and M. Schiltz help with the sale of yearbooks, Audrey Weymiller and Joyce Carlson, Jr, Editors. _SEPT_2i_YEARFOCX FI SEPT 22 rul nt Ns . Staff—Row 1: R. McCormick, T. Weichert, B. Ryan, C. Leary, D. Ranzenberger, M. Schiltz, R. Kosse, C. Eikens, H. Doering, P. Chiglo, S. Beut- ler, C. Kuecker. Row 2: M. Bissen, M. Stapleton, K. Burmester, C. Holte, B.Meyer. Row 3: N. Bur der, T. Doering, D. Klinski. The: eet eo meee Rs Cs ee 2 RRS ? ie ke ee ott rates a 2eeee” Saad + sd s8 ott SHER) SEHRE aa the � o? ate pera ee e pe sets x Sr. Editors Greg Schultz and Pat Mc Cormick and their advisor Mrs. Ohl. g, S. Adams, P. Beitlich, J. Eikens, M. Schroe- Smoke Signal Develops New Ideas In June of 72’, Greg Schultz and Pat McCormick, co- editors, attended a Journalism Workshop at the University of Iowa. Because of the new ideas acquired, the Smoke Signal has developed in several ways. Everything from the content to the layout to the head- ings were altered. As a result, the Smoke Signal has developed into a magazine-style periodical with feature writing, editorials, and plenty of pictures provided. Offset printing was used to publish the paper. Negatives of the layout were made. The production was done in the Audio-Visual room. Usually about 1100 copies were made an issue. The Smoke Signal was circulated in the community as well as in the junior and senior high. , A. Puent, B. Ryan. D. Schultz ’ -“ oO = = AY ay 60 oD —_ aa) — o 13) ° =] oO a o AY = ay) Oo G3] nal 3 (e) S ”n ° a4 a ae so 2, rok oe S ° Lol a ie ia] 8 nN Jr. Editor Theresa Weichert prepares an article for the Smoke ee FHA —Row I: M. Meyer, L. Horn, B. Heiller, J. Burmester, D. Heiller, D. Lapham. Row 2: B. Ryan, S. Beutler, C. Holte, C. Kuecker, J. Wiegrefe, A. Beneke, M. Burmester, Miss Kruescher. Row 3: L. Vetsch, L. Peter, M. Bissen, D. Deirsen, B. Schuttemeier, D. Ranzenberger, J. Carlson. 7 Toward New Horizons Toward New Horizons is the motto of the Caledonia Chapter of the Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca. Members all strived to achieve this goal through monthly meetings and outside projects. Some of these projects were Christmas caroling, Daddy date night, helping with the ARC party, and bowling parties. Members may also attend District and State meetings where they see skits, vote for new officers, and make new friends, which is what FHA is all about. FHA Officers: B. Ryan, Treas.; J. Carlson, Sec.; J. Wiegrefe, Pres.; B. Schuttemeier, V. Pres.; L. Horn, Par.-Hist.; Miss Kreuscher, Advisor. FFA Officers—Row 1: W. Bulman, Secretary; G. Klinski, Vice President; Sy Oseth, Chapter Sweetheart; R. Lager, President; J. Dibley, Treasurer. Row 2: H. Lampert, Reporter, D. Privet, Activities Dir.; G. Heberlein, Sentinel; M. Klinski, Parliamentarian-Historian. Caledonias first girl FFA member, Cheryl Davy and FFA President Bob Lager. Planning Careers in Agriculture FFA—Row 1: Mr. Maier, J. Dibley, H. Lampert, D. Privet, G. Heberlein, W. Bulman, S. Oseth, B. Lager, G. Klinski, M. Klinski, Mr. Kraabel. Row 2: P. Schellsmidt, D. Kruse, B. Howard, K. Kuecker, M. Mills, M. Schroeder, B. Schoh, C. Davy, M. Davy, S. Becker. Row 3: J. Schansberg, E. Klankowski, B. Gerdes, D. Bolduan, J. Lampert, D. Frank, C. Schuttemeier, D. Goetzinger, G. Lager, J. Voshart. Row 4: D. Brickman, D. Tewes, L. Kruse, J. Vetsch, M. Ingvalson, M. Noel, T. Mills, B. Ellenz, A. Heberlein, J. Davy. Row 5: B. Schroeder, B. Myhre, T. Holty, M. McKee, D. Corcoran, D. Johnson, D. Gavin, J. Meyer, K. Meyer, M. Deters. Row 6: P. Rask, R. Wiebke, S. Klinski, J. Heintz, G. Myhre, P. Deters. a CALEDONIA SCHOOL | Speech Participants in Sub-District: Seated: D. Brown, C. Graf, C. Eikens, C. Konkel, M. Danaher, P. Drogemuller, D. Nelson, R. McCormick, D. Bunge, T. Weichert, B. Johnson. Standing: C. Gerdes, M. Bissen, J. Klug, C. Moenck, J. Marnach, L. O’Heron, D. Wiegrefe, B. Frank, J. Wiegrefe, D. Lager, S. Nelson. Absent, J. Davy. Twenty-Two Advance to Sub-District Speech is an activity open to all students in junior and and beyond. Of the four who took part in the regional con- senior high school and obviously interests many of them. test, Connie Gerdes was selected as a state entrant in the About seventy-five students participate each spring in the category of serious interpretation. local contest for the chance to advance into the sub-district abodes ys “Wy, ft Hag A A tA = Basu apunensaronsticennoot game Speech-Winners in District Contest: D. Brown, C. Gerdes, L. O’Heron, P. Drogemuller. 64 One-Act Play Presents Genesis The Choric drama, GENESIS, gave an op- portunity to the maximum number of stu- dents to take part in the one-act play con- test on the sub-district level. The cast rated an alternate in the contest at Mabel on January 13. One-Act Play Cast—Row 1: C. Eikens, student director; P. Danaher, C. Moe. Row 2: P. McManimon, E. Marnach. Row 3: R. Kosse, D. Klinski, P. McCormick. Row 4: Mrs. Schwartzhoff, director; J. Briggs, D. Miller. Debaters Rank High in District Resolved: That governmental financial sup- port for all public elementary and secon- dary education in the United States should be provided exclusively by the Federal government. This was the high school debate topic throughout the country for 1972-73. The debaters participated in debate tournaments at Winona State College and at the Christ- mas tournament at Winona High School. They are undefeated in the Root River Con- ference, and also in District I. At the Region I contest held at Rochester, February fifth, the affirmative team—Larry Janikowski and James Graf—defeated a Preston team while the negative team—Carl Simons and Scott Schroeder—defeated an Albert Lea team. Debate: Mrs. Simons, coach; K. Christianson, L. Janikowski, J. Graf, S. Schroeder, J. Bissen, C. Simons. 65 Girl’s and Boy’s S tate —A Worthwhile Experience Steve Erwin and Lee Drogemuller participated in Boy’s State last June. This worthwhile experience took place at St. Johns University at Collegeville, Minnesota. As Caledonia’s Girl Stater, Mary Burg traveled to St. Paul for a weeks stay at St. Catherine’s College. Over 400 girls from all over the state attended. Girl’s and Boy’s State is carried on annually by the American Legion. This program stresses Americanism. Its purpose is to give young men and women actual experiences in the way local and state government is run. This experience is to create interest and desire to practice sound government in our everyday lives. Left: S. Erwin, M. Burg, L. Drogemuller. High Quiz Bowl Again this year the Caledonia High Quiz Bowl Team traveled to LaCrosse and was defeated by a spirited Winona appeared on WKBT’s High Quiz Bowl. Coached by Mrs. Mary Team. Winona had a strong team as they retired as a champ- Anderson this years team members were Doug Wiegrefe, ion. After the hard fight, the team was more than disap- Jean Wiegrefe, Carol Eikens, and Lee Drogemuller. Jim Dib- pointed, but next year they will return again to take part in ley and Steve Erwin were this years alternates. The team another battle. as 14 iH ii am C2 A HIGH QUIZ BOWL MEMBERS AND ALTERNATES-—Row 1: J. Wiegrefe, C. Eikens, J. Dibley—Alternate, L. Drogemueller. Row 2: S. Erwin—Alternate, D. Wiegrefe. per ear Kevin Welch Goes To State Science Fair The 1972 State Science Fair and Research Paper Pro- gram was held April 6, 7, and 8 at the Pick-Nicollet Hotel in Minneapolis. On Thursday April 6, events included registration for all participants, setting up of projects, tours to nearby busi- ness industries, and evaluation of research papers. On Friday April 7, judging of entries was concluded. A general assembly was held with speakers in various fields of work giving excellent talks. Exhibits were open for general public viewing. An Awards Banquet concluded the day. On Saturday, the closing day, exhibits once again were open to the public. A second Awards Banquet was held at noon. The exhibits were then dismantled and everyone checked out. The National This spring, Caledonia High School again added new members to the National Honor Society. Along with the eight seniors that became members last year, twenty-two juniors and seniors were added to the group. These members are nominated by the faculty and must have four qualities— i oa ¥ + Ul Z AS i) 28h ive ae Y Honor Society character, leadership, service, and scholarship. Each member is given a membership card and a gold National Honor Society pin. This spring a banquet will be held to initiate the new members. We give our hearty congratulations to this fine group. Row 1: C. Eikens, S. Janikowski, T. Weichert, R. Holland, B. Lewis, J. Wagner, M. Wagner. Row 2: S. Erwin, J. Wiegrefe, C. Graf, J. Wiebke, M. McCarthy, N. Albert, D. Wohlers, L. Peter. Row 3: G. Birkeland, J. Staggemeyer, K. Klug, D. Loeffler, P. Danaher, S. Schieber, M. Burg. Row 4: D. Klinski, R. Kosse, M. McCarthy, R. McManimon, S, St. Mary, D. Wiegrefe, L. Drogemuller. 67 Roy Senior High GRA—Row 1: J. Briggs—Vice President, S. Janikowski—President, B. Ryan—Secretary-Treasurer. Row 2: M. Wagner, E. Marnarch, D. Miller, M. Gaspard, J. Peter, J . Wagner, S. Schiltz, P. McManiomon, K. Schroeder, K. Michelsen. Row 3: P. Johnson, M. Becker, C. Colleran, T. Weichert, A. Thimmesch, L. Peter, P. Pongratz, S. Palen, J. Wagner, S. Heintz, C. Olson, M. Percuoco, K. Wilhelm. Row 4: D. Lager, C. Steele, J. Gavin, J. Carlson, P. Chiglo, K. Jennings, M. Lange, P. Mindrum, D. Krueger, J. Albert, D. Arnold, S. Adams, M. Jahn. Row 5: L. Horn, S. Kruse, C. Leary, S. Stoltz, L. Olson, S. Beutler, C. Holte, M. Bissen, S. Schulze, D. Loeffler, M. Klug, D. Hajek. Row 6: S. Burg, J. Colsch, D. Goetzinger, S. Bauer, A. Augedahl, S. Noel, S. Fisch, M. McCarthy, S. Albert, B. Schuttemeier, D. Lapham, D. Diersen, D. Heiller. Row 7: C. Johnson, J. Thiele, V. Thompson, G. Muenkel, D. Carlson, J. Staggemeyer, A. Weymiller, C. Thiele, A. Weymiller, J. Meyer, J. Mid- dendorf. GRA Completes With Miss Barto and Mrs. Peterson as the advisors, the G.R.A.s have completed another year of activities. Miss Barto initiated a new program this year. In this pro- gram the Junior High G.R.A. members were awarded a certain number of points for participating in a particular activity for a given length of time. This activity could be done at a G.R.A. activity meeting or at home. Those with the most points at the end of the year were awarded prizes. The Senior High G.R.A. also had a fulfilling year. They enjoyed activity meetings, a Christmas party, Moth- er-Daughter night, and a host of other activities. Advisors: Miss Barto, Mrs. Peterson. 70 socaenichaaegaapreitan ne nen i ES antennae Junior High GRA—Row 1:G. Dokken, S. Schulze, L. Nelson, J. Wagner, B. Rostvold. Row 2: V. Guillaume, N. Guillaume, R. Wohlers, A. Meyer, K. Burfield, L. Buttell, G. Konzem, B. Privet, L. Ganrude, J. Stadler, D. Richardson, J. Hauser, J. Denstad, S. Becker, D. Reed, K. Connor. Row 3: V. Romnes, L. Kinneberg, K. Hayes, P. Goetzinger, L. Becker, C. Benson, P. Denstad, D. Schultz, C. Meiners, S. Meiners, L. Kurk, D. Mer- zenich, L. Henke, N. VonArx, K. Plager, C. Fisch, G. Hendel. Row 4: S. Pearson, C. Klinski, M. Anderson, H. Meisch, D. Richards, G. Schroed- er, G. Wiebke, K. Jacobson, D. Massman, J. Esch, C. Schuldt, J. Mindrum, V. Bishop, J. Roble, B. Dokken, M. Deters, D. Hartley. Row 5: B. Kuecker, C. Kies, B. Heiller, J. Twite, V. Esch, J. Mulvenna, J. Lawson, J. Link, M. Sullivan, J. Hoff, S. Aasum, S. Mhyre, M. Richardson, J. Johnson. Row 6: K. Quinnell, S. Erickson, C. Guth, T. Link, P. Peterson, A. Eglinton, K. Chiglo, B. Privet, A. Becker, L. Privet, B. Ferkingstad, S. Hauser, M. Thillen, K. Schroeder. Row 7: M. Welsher, P. Diersen, A. Thompson, M. Eglinton, C. Benson, L. Schiltz, J. Esch, J. Shuda, J. Rommes, K. Hendel, J. Osterle, H. Burg. Year of Fun and Activities ri — ne iat asin an niasaaits ps Nei ees AOR 71 TL wll aL Alias: Officers—Above: V. Bulman, Sec.; C. Nelson, Tres.; B. Schuttimeier, Pres.; N. Albert, V. Pres.; Mrs. Whitehill, Advisor. Senior High—Row 1: Mrs. Whitehill, A. McCarthy, S. Steffen, A. Schuldt, S. Utke. Row 2: S. Schieber, N. Burg, C. Nelson, B. Schuttemeier, D. Heiller, B. Schuttemeier, D. Lapham. Row 3: C. Davy, S. Burmester, C. Moe, V. Bulman, S. Theobald, M. Frisch, M. Becker. Row 4: M. Mc- Cormick, J. Marnach, T. Doering, J. Eikens, T. Stapleton, N. Albert, J. Koel. Row 5: B. Ryan, T. Weichert, A. Burg, S. Albert, M. McCarthy, K. Klug, J. Wagner. Row 6: M. Davy, P. Bowers, S. Buetler, M. Bissen, C. Holte, S. Schulze, R. McCormick. Row 7: R. Goetzinger, N. Karels, C. Graf, C. Eikens, P. McCormick, R. Kosse. The Spanish Club kept themselves busy this past year with many parties. They had a party for every occasion plus many other meetings. Preparing for these parties is fun and a lot of work. Pinatas are always made and a variety of Spanish H ay Muc ho De H acer E n treats prepared. El Club De Espanol — “El Pasatiempo” Junior High—Row 1: L. Rhode, S. Hosch, C. Benson, L. Inglett, R. Fried, | J. Esch, B. Diersen. Row 2: D. Welper, J. Forschler, C. Schroeder, D. | Pongratz, G. Walhovd, F. Mack, R. Tetrault. Row 3: D. Hauser, S. Beck- er, S. Fruechte, G. Klug, R. Culbertson, D. DeWall. Row 4: S. Davy, D. | Bulman, J. Staggemeyer, B. Ferkingstad, K. Hendel, J. Breeser, G. | Schuldt. Row 5: K. Neumann, B. Meiners, K. Plager, J. Heintz, V. Bishop, L. Henke, J. Roble. Row 6: L. Schiltz, L. Wohlers, M. Smerud, J. Mulvenna, J. Link, J. Lawson, C. Schuldt. Row 7: T. Steele, K. Schwartz- hoff, C. Beck, J. Karels, R. Welper, J. McCarthy, T. Guth. Gymnastics Team—Left to right: §. Adams, D. Hajek, D. Carlson, S. Janikowski, P. Johnson, P. Pongratz, C. Nelson, S. Albert, M. McCarthy, M.. Burmester, J. Middendorf, M. Wagner. Gymnastics Team Placed First in Home Meet The Girls’ Gymnastics team has come a long way since its start four years ago. The total number of members for 1972-73 was 30, which will undoubtedly strengthen their power in years to come. The girls participated in one home meet on October 30 with LaCrescent, Mabel, and Houston. They placed first at home but lost their Di strict title by placing third behind La- Crescent and Mabel at the November 4 meet held at LaCres- cent. With this year’s purchase of new uneven-parallel bars, Caledonia now owns all the regulation pieces of equipment and next fall will host the next District Gymnastics meet. Gymnastics—Left to right: V. Bulman, B. Ryan, D. Lapham, C. Johnson, S. Schiltz, M. Frisch, G. Hendel. Row 2: C. Meiners, G. Wiebke, L. Kurk, R. Robson, N. VonArx, J. Mindrum, L. Henke, B. Dokken, M. Schutz, K. Jore, C. Schuldt. titi | HH Hb | Hguen,- Ha HEHE HAHAH. HHH HH iL HH HHH HH HHH in | HI ] if i A Squad Football: Front: M. Wagner. Back: C. Esch, J. Wiebke, J. Wagner, D. Miller, N. Albert. “Caledonia Hats Off To Thee... .” With a bright smile and lots of spirit the cheerleaders led the enthusiastic student body in many cheers throughout the year at pep fests, games, and meets. Cheerleading is more than what meets the eye of the spectator at a game or meet. It is many hours of after school practice and the planning of the pep fests. It is working hard on a money-making project, sitting in the hall to sell tickets to away games, and making an origi- nal poster to hang up in the hall. slates H | A HHE HHAHAAR ee HHHHAHW HHH li ae “lily i Hi! — = I rn HHA ‘ A Squad Wrestling: N. Albert, K. Klug, S$. Arnold, J. Massman, C. Esch, J. Wiebke. A Squad Basketball: M. Wagner, J. Wagner, B. Ryan, T. Weichert. The; B-Squad Cheerleaders: R. Schoh, S. Schiltz,G. Wiebke, K. Burmester, S. Adams. K i Mat Maids Work Behind the Scenes to Promote Wrestling In its second year of existence, the Mat Maids grew in size as well as importance. Those girls who dared to sign up didn’t know what they were getting into at first, but the many duties they perform make them feel that they are contributing to a very important cause. Besides printing posters and selling mat squares at every home wrestling meet, these girls experienced a taste of scoring, time-keeping, and running at all home wrestling tournaments. Under a newly-adopted constitution, officers were elected for the first time. They are: Sandy Oseth—President; Linda Peter—Vice President; Ann Beneke—Sec- retary; Ann Augedahl—Sergeant at Arms. Next year, Linda Peter will automatically become the new president. They deserve a special thanks for the many long hours they put in to help the wrestling coaches and managers to make every meet and tournament a success. Mat Maids—Row 1: T. Nelson, S. Oseth, S. Janikowski. Row 2: C. Steele, S. Noel, C. Col- leran. Row 3: A. Augedahl, P. Johnson. Row 4: J. Meiners, B. Schuttemeier, M. Jahn. Row 5: J. Thiele, A. Beneke, S. St. Mary. Row 6: L. Peter, J. Staggemeyer, B. Dierson. Row 6: A. Weymiller, A. Weymiller, D. Diersen. HS CSAUES TaN Ca CGR RENE RS BS SR RS MOR SARE CREE MIANG CRIES OTS RAS RE ene tomes Tee eo cee, ee G RE Se A A SRR STOIC Rea Sere ea cy b ccenicad Seniors—Back to front: A. Krueger, N. Burg, T. Denstad, D. Wohlers, L. Drogemuller, P. Danaher, D. Wiegrefe, R. Danaher, A. Schulze, C. Rollins, J. Rostvold, D. Burmester, F. Ross, G. Schulze, D. Lager, A. Fruechte, S. Schieber, R. McManimon, M. Garness, R. Lager, G. Kruckow. Below—Officers: T. Denstad, Sec.; R. Holland, Vice-President; D. Wohlers, Presi- dent; S. Schieber, Treas; Mr. Percuoco, advisor. bere tied 2) oe Te heen Juniors—Left: G. Birkeland, R. Konzem, M. McCarthy, P. Schmitz, K. Ballard, J. Fisch, R. Holland, R. Link, S. Schmitz. Center: J. Graf, S. Schellschmidt. Serena “tits “ Juniors—Center: R. Schoh, J. Rostvold. Sophomores Freshmen—Back to front: T. Danielson, D. Johnson, M. Gavin, L. Klemp, D. | Right: T. Doering, M. Stadtler, M. Mills, Benson, P. Beitlich, B. Conway, J. Marnach, T. Huff, D. Otterson, G. Beardmore, R. Esch, B. M. Schroeder, T. Gensmer, J. Wiebke, G. Von Arx, R. Denstad. Meiners, G. Moe, J. Dahlberg, R. Dehning. Lettermen Receive Awards The Letterman’s Club, under the direction of Mr. Percuoco, is an active part of the sports program at C. H. S. Along with inspiring good sportsmanship in the athletes connected with it and those that are not, it organizes banquets throughout the year _ for the different sports. It also helps in raising money to buy new equipment for the school. 4 | ] | i Fy. ENV Closing out the season with a 7-2 record, the Warriors finished third in the Root River Conference. Leading the team in total yards rushing was Bob Link, who will be re- turning to the squad next year. The Warriors placed four players on the Root River all- conference team. Tony Denstad, Bob Link, Steve Schieber, and Dean Wohlers received these honors, while Greg Moe and Roger Holland received honorable mention awards. Placing on the All-Coulee Region team was Bob Link on the first team and Tony Denstad on the second team. Dean Wohlers was chosen most valuable warrior, while being honorable mention All-Coulee. The Warriors will be looking forward to the 1973 sea- son with a considerably large number of experienced Sopho- mores and Juniors returning. A-Squad Football: R. Holland, J. Graf, P. Schmitz, J. Wiebke, G. Meiners, D. Benson, D. Wohlers, S. Schieber, G. Schultz. Row 2: Coach Percuoco, Coach Mullins, L. Drogemuller, J. Rostvold, A. Schulze, G. Moe, G. Birkeland, B. Link, D. Sundell, M. McCarthy, T. Doering, R. Dehning. Row 3: C. Schuttemeier, T. Schutz, L. Jacobson, S. Schellsmidt, G. Beardmore, T. Denstad, D. Otterson, T. Schieber, A. Fruechte, T. Stapleton, Coach Moen. Warriors Finish Season with 7-2 Record COCHRANE-FOUNTAIN CITY SPRING VALLEY LEWISTON PETERSON MABEL-CANTON LACRESCENT RUSHFORD HOUSTON SPRING GROVE Totals WE pe | 16 40 18 30 48 263 THEY 12 106 Senior Players—Row 1: A. Fruechte, L. Drogemuller, G. Schulze, T. Denstad. Row 2: S. Schieber, A. Schulze. Row 3: D. Wohlers. 83 OP Bla ale BA oe Football Offense—Row 1: G. Moe, S. Schellschmidt, J. Graf, L. Drogemuller, R. Holland, T. Denstad, T. Stapleton. Row 2: D. Wohlers, G. Birke- land, S. Schieber. Row 3: Bob Link. - (a BRA 8) eR e Football Defense—Row 1: A. Fruechte, G. Schulze, T. Denstad, S. Schellschmidt, J. R Wohlers. Row 3: S. Schieber, D. Otterson. ostvold. Row 2: B. Link, M. McCarthy, A. Schulze, D. 84 C Squad—Row 1: D. Kies, D. Gran, T. Rohrer, G. Walhovd, T. Tetrault, D. Steele, C. Schroeder, K. Fruechte, S. Kurk, M. Knutson, M. Rohrer, R. Muenkel, P. Thimmesch, J. Frisch, J. Forschler, G. Klug, D. Bauer, T. Gantenbein. Row 2: M. Blair. C. Kruse, B. Mallory, R. Aasum, R. Rommes, D. Meyer, L. Welper, P. Gerardy, J. Schulte, B. Augedahl, T. Lange, R. Meiners, D. Hauser, D. Zimmerman, S. Hosch, S. Connor, B. Vinson. Row 3: Coach VanDenBoom, T. Peter, W. Burmester, M. Holland, M. Hirschuber, J. Knudson, G. Kramer, D. Renslo, L. Rhode, L. Nail, P. Augedahl, M. Christian, W. Lapham, M. VonArx, D. Dehning, Coach Owens. Future Conference Champions B Squad—Row 1: D. Hurley, B. Schiltz, B. Moe, T. Danielson, M. Schulze, A. Christian, K. Meyer, B. Johnson, D. Schiltz, J. Meiners. Row 2: D. Nelson, R. Denstad, L. Besse, S. Rohrer, T. Guth, D. Giblin, B. Conway, T. Gensmer, K. Deters, P. Drogemuller, B. Schiltz, Manager—J. Mc- Carthy. Row 3: L. Klemp, D. Gavin, J. Sweeney, B. Staggemeyer, D. Johnson, T. Hoscheit, J. Marnach, L. Ranzenberger, D. Gavin, R. Esch, K. Hayes, Coach—Mr. Moen. 85 86 Deel CRON) DRE SS Qs Ss es ee ee eee OO CRE SSS SS SE Le = 2 22S SOS Snes ae) _ 2S 2 SS ee Cross Country—Row 1: P. Beitlich, T. Huff, T. Gensmer, J. Eikens, D. Gavin. Row 2: Coach Thompson, B. VonArx, N. Burg, J. Rostvold, T. Col- leran, Coach Welper. Cross Country With high hopes for a fifth consecutive Cross Country title, our hopes were withered with injuries to two of the top three runners; Jeff Rostvold and Tim Colleran. Yet, in spite of all setbacks, Nick Burg won a fourth place individual title and the team placed third in the District. With the knowledge and experience gained from this years’ Seniors, caledonia should produce a fine team next year in the underclassmen. Track Team Sends 9 Members a ( ; To Regional Meet NN With only three senior pointgetters among Caledonia’s thinclads during 1972, the outlook for 1973 is very good. One of the top runners was George Von Arx who broke his own two-mile rec- ord. The 880 relay team also broke the old school record with Mike Garness’ quick start off the blocks. i araii . 7 Nine team members went to regional competition. They were George Von Arx, Jeff Rostvold, Tim Colleran, Dick McManimon, Fred Kruckow, Mike Carness, Bob Link, Mark Schroeder, and Paul Richards. +6 = Track—Row 1: J. Rostvold, D. Gavin, W. VonArx, L. Klemp, D. Lager, P. Beitlich, J. Marnach, T. Huff, P. Danaher, R. Danaher, P. Richards, N. Burg, J. Graf, M. Mills. Row 2: Mr. Percuoco, T. Colleran, B. Schroeder, A. Schulze, P. Drogemuller, G. Moe, M. Garness, G. VonArx, F. Kruc- kow, R. McManimon, R. Link, R. Lager, M. Schroeder, R. Konzem, Mr. Ohl. Row 1: T. Link, F. Ross, B. Schoh, J. Rostvold, S. Rohrer, D. Wohlers. Row 2: Coach Simon, R. Holland, C. Rollins, M. McCarthy, T. Denstad; is B. Link, S. Schellsmidt, Coach Moen. ‘a? Wrestlers Still Hold State Record at 75 Wins First in District, Third in Region, and Wohlers, Schellschmidt, and Link Go on to State Thanks to head coach Leo Simon, assistant coach Ron Moen, and the determination of a fine team, the Warrior matmen still hold the state record for the most consecutive dual meet wins at 75. The Warrior grapplers finished second in the Winona invitational behind a strong East Waterloo team. Coming last in the four team tournament at Cresco wasn’t to any of coach Simon’s liking. That meant hard work, and it proved well when the Warriors won their own tournament with 7 1972-1973 WRESTLING RESULTS individual champions. The sixth consecutive district championship for Cal- Dual Meets We They edonia was a hard battle against LaCrescent and was led up LaCrosse Aquinas 36 16 to the last match to determine district champs. The team St. Paul Humboldt 35 15 went to the regional tournament with 10 wrestlers and ended Waukon 29 23 up in third place, with three going on to state. LaCrosse Central 50 5 This years graduating wrestlers are: Fred Ross, district LaCrescent 25 15 champ at 98; Jeff Rostvold, fourth in region at 119; Dean Houston 43 12 Wohlers, regional champ at 132; Craig Rollins, at 145; Lewiston 47 Arnold Heimerdinger, at 155; and Tony Denstad, at 167. Spring Grove 54 Next years fine returning lettermen are: Tim Link, Rushford 46 Pete Drogemuller, third in district at 105; Tom Danielson, Decorah 30 Bob Schoh, fourth in region at 112; Steve Rohrer, third in Lake City 36 district at 126; Roger Holland; Mike McCarthy, third in dis- St. Charles 28 trict at 155; Greg Moe, second in district at 167; Bob Link, fourth in state at 180; and Steve Schellschmidt, sixth in state at heavy weight. 88 9 ‘ eet de Well . @ B Squad Wrestling—Row 1: B. Schiltz, P. Drogemuller, K. Meyer, J. Marnach, T. Danielson, D. Goetzinger. Row 2: J. Thimmesch, L. Ranzenger- ger, L. Besse, A. Heimerdinger, L. Lapham, G. Moe, G. Kramer, M. Davy. C Squad Wrestling—Row 1: T. Tetrault, B. Augedahl, S. Goetzinger, M. Lampert, S. Becker, D. Twite, D. O’Heron, J. Rud, P. Hendel, S. Connor. Row 2: B. Moe, R. Tetrault, D. Schmitz, D. Twite, T. Fitzpatrick, R. Meiners, A. Heimerdinger, P. Gerardy, J. Schulte, V. Mitchell, T. Lange. Row 3: Mr. Thompson, B, Schiltz, D, Robson, R. Carlson, M. Noel, S. Massman, D. Bolduan, J. Meiners, P. Augedahl, M. Rohrer. 90 Managers: R. Denstad, K. Christenson, L. Janikowski, J. Graf. A-squad Basketball—Front: S. Burmester, D. Gavin, and M. Frisch; managers. Back: Mr. Ohl, coach; N. Burg, M. Koenig, K. Ballard, R. Dehning, J. Sullivan, T. Gensmer, T. Stapleton, D. Johnson, J. Dibley, R. McManimon, A. Klein, G. Birkeland, S. Schmitz, S. Schieber, T. Huff, Mr. Huff; coach. Warriors End Season with Victory Keeping it’s starting five and with the addition of sev- Even though Caledonia had trouble in the beginning eral outstanding B-team members, next year’s Warrior team of the season, the last few games proved to be challenging should prove to be a challenge. ones for their opponents. Even with the loss of seniors Nick While rebounding seemed to be the downfall of this Burg, Dick McManimon, and Steve Schieber, next year may year’s Warrior cagers, the steadily improving skills of Mark well be the banner year Caledonia has been waiting for in Koenig and the probable addition of Tim Schieber to the basketball. front line should have that problem resolved. BASKETBALL RESULTS Preston Spring Valley Rushford Spring Grove Houston Mabel Preston Harmony Peterson Lewiston LaCrescent Rushford Spring Grove Houston Mabel INDIVIDUAL POINTS SCORED Peterson Todd Huff Harmony Gary Birkeland Lewiston Tom Gensmer Waukon Mark Koenig LaCrescent Dave Johnson TOURNAMENT GAME pheabaecee Harmony Nick Burg Steve Schmitz Steve Schieber Tom Stapleton John Sullivan Jim Dibley Dave Otter sonsaestermee cen he tacos acd cise ore Cee eee nn eae 2 Ricks Dehning Spc.cemrsrener 7. foc eet Med Pe tora rome Ars cree Tim Schieber B Squad Basketball: D. Benson, G. Beardmore, VonArx. eR MR RRs Freshman Basketball: J. McCarthy, Mgr., B. Johnson, D. Gerdes, D. Nelson, T. Guth, T. Hoscheit, B. Conway, T. Gensmer, M. Peter, G. Meyer, absent S. Lee. C Squad Basketball: C. Schroeder, M. Heany, B. Mallory, R. Aasum, D. Zimmerman, D. Dehning, M. Schiltz, D. Meyer, M. VonArx, L. Rhode, D. Rensio, J. Knutson, M. Holland, D. Bauer, D. Haugstad, D. Pongratz, R. Rommes, S. Kurk, K. Fruechte, G. Thimmesch. Warriors Finish First in Baseball—Row 1: R. Aasum, manager, D. Brown, D. Wohlers, T. Gensmer, D. Wieg- refe, G. Meiners, P. Schellschmidt, G. Meyer, B. Conway, K. Ballard, Coach Man- derino. Row 2: Coach Medin, L. Droge- muller, G. Birkeland, J. Conway, B. Russert, D. Otterson, D. Neumann, M. Lange, T. Stark, Coach Stark. Scorebox 6 Rushford 8 4 Houston 0 8 Lewiston 5 15 Mabel-Canton 0 ] LaCrescent 4 6 Lewiston 0 11 Rushford ile 13 Houston 0 16 Mabel-Canton 8 4 LaCrescent 6 8 Spring Grove 1 4 Spring Grove 0 e) Houston 0 6 Rushford 3 3 Grand Meadow 1 8 Spring Grove 1 Region Tournament 1 Lake City 11 Caledonia finished a regular sea- son’s play and found themselves third in the Root River Conference, behind LaCrescent and Rushford. Posting an 8 and 4 record, the Warriors went into District 1 play behind the strong hitting of Mark Lange, Tom Stark and seven other players, a thunderous bench, and fine coaching of Bob Stark. The Warriors took four straight games and the District | title. Traveling to Red Wing for the Re- gional tournament, The Warriors lost their first and only game against Lake City. The strong Lake City team then finished third in the State tourna- ment play and was the only team to score against the first place Richfield team. The determination of John Con- way and the coolness of Gary Birke- land pulled the Warriors out of many scrapes in the pitching depart- ment. With the hitting of Mark Lange, .551, and the razzel dazzel of Tom Stark and Dave Brown on the bases, the Warriors overpowered many strong opponents. The Warriors, behind the fielding abilities of Dean Wohlers, Doug Wiegrefe’s batting, and Kris Ballard and Dave Otterson’s clutch hitting in tournaments, should be a strong con- tender in the Root River and District competition next year. St RE SO ER Os OE ts EW WO i Oe 3 é ; . a % a i : = [Sa 7 é me eae i $e 4 Phin q ; 4 . k . 4 ¥ | Bess = a é seth (Wm Boy’s Golf—Row 1: P. Wagner, D. Johnson, C. Lee, P. Wagner, S. Schmitz, G. Danaher, C. Simons. Row 2: Coach Huff, A. Krueger, D. Nelson, J. Rostvold, L. Janikowski, M. Stadtler. Golfers Place Second in Conference The “72” Warrior golfers finished with a 5-5 dual meet record. However, the Warriors finished second in the confer- ence behind Rushford. The Warriors went on to the district meet at the Ferndale Country Club in Rushford, where they placed second, only five strokes behind Rushford. The team was led by its number 1 man, Charles Lee, who got a 33 his first round, which was 3 under par, and in pouring rain fin- ished his second round with a 39. This gave him a 72 even par, which earned him the medalist honors for the meet. The Caledonia Warriors look forward to next year with several promising golfers returning. They are Ardy Krueger, Jay Rostvold, Paul Wagner, Pete Wagner, Mike Stadtler, Steve Schmitz, Larry Janikowski, Bob Johnson, Dan Nelson, and Carl Simons. Charles Lee 1972 District 1 Medalist is GL ep cava is Girls Track—Row 1: J. Middendorf, B. Meyer, J. Colsch, C. Leary, D. Girls Basketball—Row 1: J. Staggemeyer, L. Olerud, M. Wagner, J. Ostern, D. Krueger. Row 2: B. Ryan, V. Bulman, J. Hirschuber, S. Massman, D. Diersen. Row 2: C. Thiele, L. Kasten, N. Tewes, H. Burg, A. Augedahl, C. Kies, S. Beutler, D. O’Heron. Row 3: D. Voight, C. Petersen. Schulze, M. Meyer, L. Olson, M. Meyer, S. Bauer, A. Weymiller, J. Carlson, S. Noel, K. Jennings. Girls Compete in Intramural Sports Track—Basketball—Golf Girls Golf: M. McCarthy, S. Albert, J. Koel, A. McCarthy, M. Bissen, D. Miller, J. Wagner, P. Pongratz, M. Wagner. In 1972 girls played an active part in sports at CHS. They were successful in golf, track, and basketball. The girls found intramural sports to be com- petative and lots of fun. We od See” ans eet . 35 5 Pak OS Mr. Manford Dokken SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Alvin Grob GRADE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL School Board—Row 1: Mr. Dokken, Dr. Frisch—Pres, Row 2: Mr. Hendel, Jr.—Treas., Mr. Heimerdinger—Dir, Mr. John Rolfing SENIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL Mr. Edwin Ferkingstad JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL —Director. Row 2: Row 1: Mrs. Seekins—Clerk, Mr. Becker Mr. Wiebke—Director, Mr. Miller—Director. Our Faculty There are very few people that realize the responsibility that the faculty and administration have in running and teaching a school. These people help with molding and shap- ing the students who will one day be sent to solve the prob- lems of the world. The Board of Education has tried to con- struct a system which is progressive, educational, and built on the interests of the youth of Caledonia. Classes this year, taught by the fifty members of our Senior and Junior High faculty, ranged from Child Develop- ment to Boys Home Economics and from Economics to Agriculture. In October several teachers attended a session of the Minnesota Educational Association. In January the faculty sponsored a record hop at which the y held drawings for records and albums that the students had picked out them- selves. Mrs. Mary Anderson Library, English Mr. David Earp Band 104 Mr. Everett Austin Shop Mrs. Janet Ford Home Economics CHS has concerned teachers. In each special depart- ment the man or woman preparing the classes is ready to | bring their knowledge to us, so that when we no longer have their aid, their consel, and their experience, we'll be ready for the kind of life they’ve helped us pick. Teachers head practically every club or team in school, and this accounts for the wide range of extra curricular ac- tivities at C.H.S. After school ends health teachers turn into coaches for both boy’s and girl’s sports. There are news- papers to get edited and speeches to be made. English teachers have developed strong Drama and Debate Teams, and the endless list of clubs like G.R.A., F.F.A., F.H.A., Spanish Club and Mat Maids gets longer every year. Miss Sue Barto Phy. Ed., Health st Mr. Bruce Forde Psychology, Sociology Mr. Thomas Cannon English, Civics Mrs. Camille Forde English, Library Supervision Mrs. Pat Forschler Mrs. Barbara Gaustad Mr. Carson Gotham Communications Science, Biology Physics, Science Mathematics @) Mr. Keith Haustein Mr. Keith Hollatz Mr. Ward Huff Mr. Lawrence Janikowski Senior High Counselor Mathematics Social Studies Industrial Arts Mr. Joseph Kappler Mr. Ron Kjelsberg Mr. Carlyn Kraabel Mrs. Carolyn Kreuscher Junior High Counselor Consumer Math, Geometry Agriculture Home Economics Mr. Gary Lauden Mr. James Little Mrs. Kathy Little Mr. Dale McCurdy Art _ Art English Chorus Sea SN Mr. Jack Maier Mr. Ron Moen Miss Carol McElroy Mr. Howard Medin Agriculture, Power World History Mathematics Mathematics Mechanics Mrs. Gen Molling Mrs. Pat Nelson Mr. Lloyd Ogilvie Mr. David Ohl Communications English English American History, Psychology Mrs. Sharon Ohl Library Supervision, Social Studies Chemistry, Science Phy. Ed., Health Business Ed. Mr. Dale Owens Mr. Felix Percuoco a J : x a VW Mrs. Lorna Peterson Mr. John Pongratz Mrs. Ruth Pongratz Mrs. Margaret Ranzenberger Phy. Ed., Health Audio-Visual, Aeronautics Biology, Life-Science Teacher’s Aide 106 Mr. Arnold Renslo Mrs. Janice Renslo Mrs. Betty Schwartzhoff Mr. Leo Simon Office Practice, Typing General Music English Phy. Ed., Health Mrs. Norma Simons Mr. Larry Thompson Mr. Larry Tweten Mr. Ken Vandenboom English Advanced Math, Algebra II Bookkeeping, Shop Science | | | | Mr. Alex Vaver Mr. Wordean Welper Mrs. Mary Whitehill Mrs. Emelia Wholers Band Civics Spanish Special Education Mr. Kenneth Wright English, History 107 2 Bo hg 2 a sek = 108 Secretaries—Mrs. Frank, Miss Chonko, Mrs. Hartley. Janitors—Mr. Onstad, Mr. Gran, Mr. Schroeder, Mrs. Denstad. Not pictured—Mr. Inglett. Special Services . . . Where Cooks—Mrs. Meiners, Mrs. Stigen, Mrs. Fisch, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Jacobson, Mrs. Loeffler. 110 “YAY Kk ° : 2 ve Qtek Seegeqrcar' @e@ sok GOS. eeee ei SP et PEST 1. tee Librarians —Seated: Mrs. Forde, A. Schuldt, J. Maser, L. Neumann, Mrs. Anderson. Standing: C. Schulte, S. Stoltz, A. Heimerdinger. Would We Be Without Them? Audio-Visual—Row 1: M. McKee, J. Privet, J. Eikens, A. McCarthy, T. Weichert, F. Ross. Row 2: M. Schroeder, L. Pieper, K. Frank, B. Link, E. Slankowski, T. Gensmer. Row 3: M. Kinneberg, A. Krueger, G. Kruckow, G. Birkeland. ] i] 1 i | | ) Juniors Have Eventful Year A Junior year at CHS is more than just an education. It is a year of excitement, emotions, and experiences which will never be forgotten. _.. the feeling of competition as you build a homecoming float your class can be proud of. the enthusiasm at pep fest which almost never fails to win the tomahawk. .. wondering why your class ring hasn’t come, what it will look like. . working at the stand during a game and constantly sampling the popcorn. ... finally, planning and decorating for the Junior Prom, which is always a special night. These are all moments which become only memories as Juniors quickly mature into seniors, ready to begin their final year of high school. Kris Ballard Sue Bauer Susan Beutler Gary Birkeland Maureen Bissen Steve Bjergum Cheryl Blair Daniel Bolduan Larry Breeser Jane Briggs Gery Bruening Sue Burg Jerald Burmester Larry Burroughs Steve Buttell Joyce Carlson Timothy Colleran Judy Colsch Mike Conner Joel Dahlberg Rick Dehning Jim Dibley Tom Doering Peter Drogmuller JoAnn Ehlers James Engen Jim Fisch Ken Frank Jon Freeman Mary Gaspard Dale Gavin Tom Gensmer Bill Gerdes Daine Goetzinger Joe Graf Janine Middendorf President Rita McCormick Vice-President Audrey Weymiller Secretary Linda Peter Treasurer Sue Grohman Donald Hagen Dianne Hajek Donald Hayes Susan Heintz Tom Helke Jenny Hirschuber Roger Holland Candy Holte Tim Holty Linda Horn Larry Jacobson Margie Jahn Barb Johnson Cheryl Johnson Myron Kinneberg Earl Klankowski Art Klein Mark Klinski Al Klug Manon Klug Mark Koenig Dick Konzem Devoine Kruse Susan Kruse Debbie Kubitz Carolyn Kuecker Kevin Kuecker Colleen Leary Pat Lemke Debbie Link Nick Link Robert Link Tim Link Debbie Loeffler Ann McCarthy Michael McCarthy Daniel McCormick Chris Mallory Jim Manhart Ellen Marnach Steve Massman Darryl Mathews Gary Meiners Bernice Meyer Jane Meyer Marie Meyer Pam Meyer Denise Miller Ellen Miller Miclfael Mills Greg Moe Joyce Mullen Eileen Neumann Diane O’Heron Lyla Olson Donna Ostern Mary Percuoco Jean Peter Joan Petersen Lyle Pieper Joyce Ranzen- berger Kim Ranzen- berger Kenneth Rask Dan Reinhart Dawn Richards Mark Richardson Jay Rostvold Barbara Ryan Steven Schellsmidt Peter Schmitz Steve Schmitz Robert Schoh Mark Schroeder Kim Schuldt Sally Schulze Curt Schuttemeier Tom Schutz Mark Schwebach Wally Shuda Scott Smerud Darlene Spagl Mike Stadtler Tom Stapleton Shirley Stoltz John Sullivan Dave Sundell David Tewes Arlene Thimmesch Lois Vetsch Ellen VonArx Joan Voshart JoAnn Wagner Theresa Weichert Kevin Welch Pam Welper Alice Weymiller Diane Wiebke Joe Wiebke Not pictured: Sherry Meyer Kaye Wilhelm Debra Sinclair 4— Don ] auui ly Eeeerace cho The tenth graders enjoyed their first year as a student in Ann Augedahl the senior high at CHS. As senior high students they were Vice-President given more privileges and enjoyed a wider range of activities. Those that survived geometry and biology without to much difficulty are looking forward to another year of strug- gle in algebra and chemistry with some possible regrets for Patty registering for them in the first place. MeManimnen At the end of the year the sophomores have much to be Secretary proud of as they begin their last two years at CHS. Randy Denstad Treasurer Sally Adams Julie Albert Judy Amundson Elaine Anderson Debi Arnold Gary Beardmore Eric Becker Mary Becker David Benson Larry Besse Kim Bishop Sherry Breeser Henry Bruening Vickie Bulman Arlene Burg Kathy Burmester Mary Burmester Suzanne Burmester Dentri Carlson Pam Chiglo Rose Christian Cindy Colleran Greg Danaher Cheryl Davy Jeanne Davy John Davy Terry Denstad Keith Deters Cheryl Doering Holly Doering Tony Doering John Eikens David Ehlers Randy Esch Cindy Feil Sandy Fisch Tim Foellmi Margaret Frisch Terry Fruechte David Gavin Dennis Gavin June Gavin Michael Gavin Dave Giblin Candy Gilbertson Daniel Goetzinger Jim Graf Sherman Halverson Jane Hammell Kevin Hayes Al Heberlein Allen Heimer- dinger Jackie Heisler Thomas Hoscheit Todd Huff Dave Hurley Michael Ingalson Larry Janikowski Kathi Jennings David Johnson Duane Johnson Kathy Jore Terry Kasten Kathy Kennedy Deborah Klankowski Lenny Klemp Al Klug Dave Klug Jeanne Klug Marijune Knutson Donna Krueger Lawrence Kruse Robert Kubitz Terrie Kubitz Donna Lager Maureen Lange Loren Lapham Jeffrey LeJeune Rhonda Lien Mike McCormick Theresa McCormick Ralph Mack Jeff Marnach Robin Maser Jackie Meiners Jerry Meiners John Meyer Richard Meyer Lincoln Middendorf Priscilla Mindrum Rita Mitchell Vance Mitchell Colleen Moe Gail Muenkel Bob Myhre William : Nelson Sharon Noel Audrey O’Heron Sandra Olson David Otterson Susan Palen Roger Pearson Theresa Peter Curt Peterson Lorin Pohlman Peggy Pongratz John Privet Anita Puent Larry Ranzen- berger William Rask John Rauk Lori Reinhart Becky Robson Steve Rohrer Patrick Schellsmidt Tim Schieber Gail Schiltz John Schiltz Sarah Schiltz Terry Scholl Rita Schoh Kari Schroeder Mike Schroeder Carol Schulze Kathy Schutz 120 Heather Seekins Jeff Sheehan Cindy Skifton Bradley Staggemeyer Milda Stapleton Cindy Steele Sandy Stoltz Jerry Sweeney Scott Tetrault Susie Theobald Jane Thiele Jan Thimmesch Vicki Thompson Danny Twite Jill Twite Sandy Utke Jerry Vetsch William Vick Bill VonArx John Wagner Julie Wagner Paul Wagner Peter Wagner Jeanie Welscher Mark Zimmerman ie oe eh ks L XY es Not pictured: Denise Bjorge Herrul, Lhue a real fare rovimaner + Take wt baay. Ty a R WML. hed if Aantty Freshmen Take Part in Many Activities The ni nth graders kept themselves busy with studies but still found time to take part in many extracurricular activities. Mr. Van Den Boom’s science class concocted some smel- ly and sometimes almost explosive potions in their experi- ments. The ninth graders had to work hard when trying to un- derstand how our governments work and when trying to learn their spelling words every Friday five minutes before they had to take the test. As their freshman year comes to an end the freshmen look forward to starting senior high the next fall. Sherree Aasum Steve Bauer Carol Beck Shirley Becker Stephen Becker Joe Bissen Rick Borck Nancy Guillaume Vice-President Liz Nelson Sec.-Treas. Or 33h y $3 ‘ the we Bob Conway President Debbie Bulman Kathy Burfield Helen Burg Tami Bush Laurie Buttell Rick Carlson Alan Christian Kevin Christenson Mark Colsch Nick Colsch Kim Connor Bonnie Corcoran Tom Danielson Melvin Davy Judy Denstad Mark Deters Paul Deters Gail Dokken Ronald Ehlers Bob Ellenz Dave Engen Joe Engen Sue Erickson Joani Esch Vicki Esch Lyle Felton Tim Ferkingstad Patty Fisch Tom Fitzpatrick Jim Forschler Donnie Frank Laurie Ganrude Tim Gensmer Dean Gerdes Patty Goetzinger Vicki : ruillaume Guth uelby Halverson Judy Hauser Barbara Heiller James Heintz Jghn Hoscheit Tim Hoscheit Linda Houdek Kathy Jacobson Bob Johnson Julie Karels Karen Kasten Carol Kies Cindy Klinski Alan Knutson Joe Koenig Gertrude Konzem Steven Kruckow Betty Kuecker Suzanne Kuecker Lori Kurk Gary Lager Steve Lee Diane Massman Randy Massman Beth Meiners Cindy Meiners Sheryl Meiners Amy Meyer Gary Meyer Jerry Meyer Keith Meyer Kermit Meyer Lois Meyer Michael Meyer Cindy Middendorf Terry Mills Bruce Moe Danny Myhre Jim McCarthy Danny Nelson Mike Noel Sonja Pearson Mike Peter Nancy Pieper Jeff Pohlman Linda Pohlman Karen Privet Krin Quinnell Darlene Reed Deb Richardson Dave Robson Vicki Rommes Becky Rostvold Allan St. Mary min. Wy Bill Schiltz Bob Schiltz Dave Schiltz Dan Schmitz Kathie Schroeder Scott Schroeder Alan Schuldt Sar SE STS Mike Schulte Sue Schulte Diane Schultz Roger Schulze Sue Schulze Mary Schutz Kathy Schwartzhoff = N Carl Simons Mary Skadson Julie Stadtler Julie Staggemeyer Mike Staggemeyer Rick Steele Shelley Stokman Caroline Tewes Doug Twite Joy Twite Jon Voshart Pam Voshart Jane Wagner Rory Welper 8th Grade The second year at CHS is completed and the eighth graders are a year closer to reaching their goal in life. At the close of the eighth grade the students can look back on the year with satisfaction as well as remorse. As ninth graders they will no longer have to brave the cold or rainy weather to get to Loretto, but Loretto still holds many fond memories that will live on for many years. If only they had work- ed a little harder on those math packages so that they could begin the ninth grade doing algebra instead of struggling to finish the eighth grade book. All in all, next year proves to be an exciting and challenging one for the eighth graders. Randy Aasum Mary Anderson Phil Augedahl Nancy Balentine Loretta Becker Vicki Bishop MaryAnn Bissen Not pictured: Gale Wiebke Denise Rocky Bjorge Wohlers Chris Wruck Cathi Guth President Colette Benson Vice-President Nancy Von Arx Secretary Coleen Benson Treasurer Jackie Breeser Ann Bruening Gregg Bulman Wayne Burmester Melvin Christian Ron Cordes Sharon Davy Patty Denstad Scott Dibley Bonnie Diersen Pam Diersen Beth Dokken Allison Eglinton Chris Fisch Paul Gavin Pat Gerardy Myron Goetzinger Scott Goetzinger Greg Guillien Judy Hasleit Kelly Hayes Alice Heimer- dinger Julie Heintz Greta Hendel Laura Henke Mark Hosch Steve Hosch Anna Johnson Devoine Johnson Paul Johnson Linda Kinneberg Liz Klees Tom Klein Joan Klug Jim Knudson Greg Kramer Kevin Krech Charlie Kruse James Kuecker Mike Lampert Wesley Lapham Doug LeJeune Kim Link Brian Mallory Bruce Manhart Cindy Meiners Dana Meiners David Meiners Holly Meisch Denise Merzenich Bruce Meyer David Meyer Mark Middendorf Gordan Miller Jennifer Mindrum Coleman Nail Steve Nelson Dale Neumann Robert Oesterle Dan O’Heron Don Petersen Patti Peterson Kim Plager Bev Privet Duane Rask David Renslo Dawn Richards Heidi Richards Jennifer Roble Lavern Rhode Russ Rommes Joe Rud Tom Schellsmidt Gina Schroeder Cindy Schuldt Gloria Schuldt Debbie Schulze Mary Schutz Danny Steele Randy Steele Jim Stoltz Tom Tetrault Steve Theobald Ricky Thillen Paul Thimmesch Tony Traff David Twite Dennis Twite Rodney Vetsch John Vick Mike Von Arx Tom Wagner Danny Welper Marci Welscher Larry Wermager David Zimmerman Not pictured: Karen Bjorge Seventh Graders Experience Change Kari Chiglo President Why doesn’t this stupid locker open? They must have given me the wrong combination. Maybe if I give it one good .. . . there it finally opened. One of the many problems that confront almost all seventh Mark Giullaume Vice-President graders as they try to adjust to student life at CHS is trying to get their locker to open. Just as they were getting to the right room at the right time with the right book, and were able to get to Loretto without getting lost, Lorene Privet the seventh graders had to struggle to build their first homecoming Secretary float. Here it is the end of the long year and their many problems are Patty Giblin over and they are hoping that their eighth grade will go a little better. Treasurer Bill Augedahl Terri Austin Daniel Bauer Annette Becker Danny Becker Scott Becker Chris Benson John Beutler Jim Bissen Michael Blair Susan Bruening Lori Burmester Wesley Cartwright Sharon Colsch Scott Connor Randy Culbertson Dean Dehning Bruce Deters Mary Deters Douglas Dewall Marie Eglinton Deborah Engen Peter Erickson Judy Esch Debra Feil Brenda Ferkingstad Joe Forschler Joe Frisch Keith Fruechte Stephen Fruechte Tony Gantenbein Danny Gran Donna Hartley David Haugstad Dennis Hauser rere Sandy Hauser Mark Heaney Tom Heberlein Timothy Heintz Katy Hendel Peter Hendel Marcia Henze Mike Hirschuber Mike Holland Jody Huff Cynthia Inglett Laurie Inglett Julie Johnson Dan Kies Tim Klein Gary Klug Mark B. Knutson Mark O., Knutson Leon Kubitz Tim Lange Steve Lapham Janine Lawson Judy Link Frank Mack Anita Mahle Dorothy Meyer Doug Meyer Janice Meyer Danny Miller Tammi Miller Pamela Mindrum Robert Muemkel Jill Mulvenna Randy Myhre Susan Myhre Wayne Myhre Darlene Nelson Jeannie Oesterle Debra Olafson Dana Pongratz Sherry Ranzenberger David Rask Mary Jo Reining Melissa Richardson Julie Riker Mike Rohrer Tim Rohrer Julie Rommes Lauren Schiltz Marty Schiltz Craig Schroeder Brian Schuldt Kerry Serres Nicholas Serres Jane Shuda Mary Smerud Penny Smith Curtis Steele Tina Steele Bill Stoltz Ryan Tetrault Mary Thillen George Thimmesch Andrea Thompson Cindy Vetsch Brian Vinson Gerald Walhovd Lance Welper Loren Wohlers Paula Wruck Row 1: Rochelle Fried, John Schulte, Scott Kurk, Jody Schuldt. Row 2: Randy Meiners, Thomas Peter, Mary Sullivan. = Not pictured: Richard Kasten Mark Marnach Kay Neumann Terry Steele Senior Directory NANCY ALBERT—Page 24 Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Banner Carrier 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3;G.R.A. 1,2,3; Class Play 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Executive Council 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4. SHARON ALBERT—Page 24 Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3;G.R.A. 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1 ,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Class Secretary 3; Executive Council 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4. SHARON ARNOLD —Page 24 Glee Club 3; Pep Club 1.2.33 FCH-A.. 12: GSRAPT: Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4; Prom Court 3; Executive Council 3. KAREN BAUER Page 24 ANNE BECK—Page 24 Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 4; F.H.A. 1; Sapnish Club 1,2,3. COLETTE BECKER—Page 24 ANN BENEKE —Page 24 Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; G.R.A. 1,2; Class Play 3; Tomahawk Staff 4; Mat Maid 4. DEBRA BETH—Page 24 Pep Club 2,3;G.R.A. 1. THOMAS BISSEN—Page 25 Football 2. PRISCILLA BOWERS—Page 25 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Solo 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 3,4. ROBERTA BREESER —Page 25 Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 2. DARRELL BRICKMAN—Page 25 PLP{A, 123.4: GERALD BRUMM-—Not Pictured BRUCE BUCHHOLTZ—Page 25 Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chours 2,3; Foot- balii.2- WADE BULMAN-—Page 25 BP AL 12.3 4% MARY BURG—Page 24 Tomahawk Staff 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Girl’s State 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Secretary 4; Executive Council 3; Spanish Club 2. NICHOLAS BURG—Page 25 Speech 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Letter- man 1 ,2,3,4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Smoke Signal Staff 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Spanish Club 2,4. DONALD BURMESTER Page 25 F.F.A. 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2,3; Letterman 2,3. JANE BURMESTER- Page 25 hy ae, 3 Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Pep Club 3; F.H.A; 4. ¥ GREGORY CARLSON-—Page 25 Basketball 1,2. ROBERT CONNOR-Page 25 Band 1; Basketball 1. DUANE CORCORAN-—Page 25 Mixed Chorus 2; F.F.A. 1,2,4. RICHARD CORDES—Page 25 LaCrescent High School 1,2. PATRICK DANAHER —Page 25 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 3,4; Class Play 3,4; One Act Play 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Letterman 2,3 ,4; Execu- tive Council 3; National Honor Society 4. RICHARD DANAHER Page 25 Band 1 ,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,3,4; Band Solo 3,4; Stage Band 1 ,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Golf 1; Letter man 3,4; Spanish Club 2. MARGARET DAVY —Page 25 Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Spanish Club 4. TONY DENSTAD—Page 25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Wrestling 1 ,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Let- terman 2,3,4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Smoke Signal Staff 3; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Student Council 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Executive Council 3,4. BONITA DIERSEN—Page 26 Mixed Chorus 1 ,2,3,4; Vocal Solo 3;G.R.A. 1; Executive Council 4; Mat Maid 4; Mascot 3; Pep Club 3; F.H.A. 1,2. DIANE DIERSEN—Not Pictured DONNA DIERSEN—Page 26 Pep Club 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4;G.R.A. 2,3,4; Mat Maid 4. SUSAN DOERING—Page 26 Glee Club 3,4. LEE DROGEMULLER-—Page 24 Mixed Chorus 1 ,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Speech 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2,3; Track 4; Letterman 2,3,4; Smoke Signal Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4; Boy’s State 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Class President 4; Executive Council 3,4; High Quiz Bowl 4. + wey JONATHAN ENGEN-Page 26 CAROL EIKENS—Page 26 Band 1 ,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,3,4; Band Solo 2,3,4; All- State Band 3,4; F.H.A. 1; Class Play 3; Speech 1 ,2,3,4; De- bate 1,2; Smoke Signal Staff 4; Nationa! Honor Society 4; Executive Council 3; High Quiz Bowl 4; Spanish Club 3,4. FRANK ELLENZ Page 26 Basketball by 243; Baseball 1,2. ' eek, 1% STEVEN ERWIN—Page 26 ‘Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 1 ,2,3,4; Band Solo 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1 ,2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1 ,2,3,4; Class Play 3, 4; Speech 1,2; Boy’s State 3; National Honor Society 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Executive Council 3,4; All State Band 4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4. CATHALEEN ESCH—Page 26 Glee Club 4; Pep Club 3; Cheerleader 4; LaCrescent High School 1,2. JEFFREY FELTEN—Page 26 STEVE FELTON—Page 26 DONALD FITZPATRICK—Not Pictured JANE FORSCHLER—Page 26 LaCrescent High School 1,2. BARBARA FRANK —Page 26 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,3,4; Band Solo 2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4;G.R.A. 1; Class Play 3; Speech 3; Smoke Signal Staff 2,4; Spanish Club 3,4. DEAN FRANK —Page 26 F.F.A. 4; Wrestling 1. ALAN FRUECHTE—Page 26 Band 1 ,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1 ,2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Football 1 ,2,3,4; Letter- man 2,3,4; Sports Manager 2. MARK GANTENBEIN-—Page 26 LaCrescent High School 1,2. MICHAEL GARNESS—Page 26 Football 2; Track 1,2,3. NEIL GOETZINGER—Page 27 Wrestling 1. RUTH GOETZINGER —Page 27 Spanish Club 2. CELINE GRAF—Page 27 Class Play 3,4; Speech 3; Spanish Club 1 ,2,3,4; National Hon- or Society 4. ANTHONY HAMMELL-Page 27 ROGER HAYES—Page 27 Foobtall 1,2. GARY HEBERLEIN—Page 27 FFA. 2,34. DONISE HEILLER—Page 27 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 3; Band Solo 3; Stage Band 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4;G.R.A. 1,2,3; Smoke Signal Staff 3; Tomahawk Staff 4; Spanish Club 3,4. ARNOLD HEIMERDINGER—Page 27 Wrestling 1 ,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4. TERESA HOLLAND —Page 27 Winona Grove High School 1,2; Band 3. JOAN HOLZWARTH-—Page 27 ELTON JACOBSON—Page 27 SHEILA JANIKOWSKI—Page 27 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1 ; Pep Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; G.R.A. 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1 ,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Mat Maid 3,4. CAROLYN JENNINGS—Page 27 Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3;G.R.A. 1; Tomahawk Staff 4. PATSY JOHNSON—Page 27 Band 1 ,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2;G.R.A. 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1 ,2,3,4; Mat Maid 3,4. NATHALIE KARELS—Page 27 Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Spanish Club 2,3,4. LINDA KASTEN—Page 27 Fo A@ 1,2: KAREN KLEIN—Page 28 Band 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4. DANIEL KLINSKI—Page 24 F.F.A. 1,2,3; One Act Play 4; Class Play 3; Tomahawk Staff 4: Smoke Signal Staff 4; Boy’s State 3; National Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Class Vice President 3,4. GARY KLINSKI—Page 28 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. STEVEN KLINSKI—Page 28 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Football 1. KAREN KLUG—Page 28 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 3,4; Majorette 3,4; Twirler 1,2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1;G.R.A. 1,2; Speech 1; Cheerleader 2,4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Mat Maid 3; Mascot 2; National Honor Society 4. LYLE KLUG—Page 28 LaCrescent High School 1,2. JANE KOEL—Page 28 Pep Club 2; Executive Council 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4. SHERRY KOHNEN-Page 28 Houston High School 1,2,3. RITA KOSSE—Page 28 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Pep Club 2,3; Class Play 3; One Act Play 4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Smoke Signal Staff 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3. GARY KRUCKOW-—Page 28 Mixed Chorus 1; Wrestling 1; Track 3; Letterman 3,4. ARDEN KRUEGER -Page 28 Golf 1,2; Letterman 1,2. DAVID LAGER—Page 28 Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Letterman 2,3,4. DONALD LAGER, JR.—Page 28 Mixed Chorus 2; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Student Council 4. ROBERT LAGER, III—Page 28 Track 1,2,3; Letterman 3,4; F:F.A. 12434. HOWARD LAMPERT —Page 28 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. JEFFREY LAMPERT—Page 28 F.F.A. 4; Wrestling 1. DEBORAH LAPHAM —Page 28 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,3; Glee Club 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4;G.R.A. 2,3,4; Gymnastics 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Mat Maid 5A. GREGORY LAWSON-—Page 29 Baseball 1. BETH LEWIS—Page 29 Band 1 ,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 2;G.R.A. 1,2; Class Play 3,4; National Hon- or Society 4. ROXANNE LIEN—Page 29 Glee Cinb 1,2,3:G.R.A.1,2,3A. JACOLYN LINK—Page 29 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 1 ,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4;G.R.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3. MICHAEL LINK—Page 29 MARY MC CARTHY-Page 29 Mixed Chorus 1;G.R.A. 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Golf 2,3, 4; Tomahawk Staff 4; National Honor Society 4; Executive Council 3; Spanish Club 2,3,4. PATRICIA MC CORMICK—Page 29 Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Class Play 3,4; Speech 1,2,3,4; Debate 1,2,3; One Act Play 4; Smoke Signal Staff 2,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Executive Coun- cil 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4. MARK MC KEE —Page 29 F.FAS1 2,34. RICHARD MC MANIMON-Page 29 Mixed Chorus 1 ,2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Speech 1; Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Letterman 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Class President 1; Executive Coun- cil 3. JOYCE MASER—Page 29 Spanish Club 3. JULIE MASSMAN —Page 29 Drill Team 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2; Gymnastics 2; Cheerleader 2,4. JUDITH MEYER—Page 29 Mixed Chorus 4; Glee Club 3. KATHLEEN MICHELSEN—Page 29 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1, 2:G RAPA LEONARD MILLER—Page 29 STEVE N MURPHY-—Page 29 GREGORY MYHRE—Page 29 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. CHRISTINE NELSON—Page 30 Drill Team 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1 ,3,4; Mat Maid 4. CYNTHIA NELSON—Page 30 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1, 2,3; F.H.A. 1;G.R.A. 1,2,3; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Mat Maid 3. DARRELL NEUMANN-Page 30 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Baseball 3,4. LILAH NEUMANN Page 30 Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 2. RANDALL O’HERON-—Page 30 7 LINDA OLERUD—Page 30 Glee Club 2. LOUISE OLINGER—Page 30 Tomahawk Staff 4;G.R.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1. SANDRA OSETH-—Page 30 Drill Team 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; Glee Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2; F.F.A. Sweetheart 3;G.R.A. 1,2; Cheer- leader 2,3; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Queen 3, Executive Council 3; Mat Maid 4. GARY PALEN-—Page 30 Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Football 2; Baseball 4. CYNTHIA PETERSEN—Page 30 Glée Club 2,3,4; LaCrescent High School 1. JUANITA PETERSON—Page 30 Glee Club 1,2; Pep Club 1; F.H.A. 1; Smoke Signal Staff 1,2. JOHN PLITZUWEIT—Page 30 KAREN POPPE—Page 24 Band 1,2; Band Ensemble 2; Mixed Chorus 1 ,2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 3; Vocal Solo 3; Pep Club 2; Tomahawk Staff 4; Prom Court 3; Class Treasurer 4; Executive Council 3,4. DWIGHT PRIVET—Page 30 EP A124: GLENDA QUINNELL-—Page 30 Glee Club 3. DAWN RANZENBERGER Page 30 Pep Club 3; F.H.A. 3; Smoke Signal Staff 4; Mascot 3. JANE RANZENBERGER Page 30 Glee Club 3,4. PAUL RASK—Page 31 JOHN REINING—Page 31 DAVID ROGICH—Page 31 JAMES ROHRER —Page 31 CRAIG ROLLINS—Page 31 Wrestling 1 ,2,3,4; Football 1; Letterman 2,3,4; Homecom- ing Court 4; Prom Court 3. FRED ROSS—Page 31 Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Letterman 3,4. JEFFREY ROSTVOLD—Page 31 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1 ,2,3,4; Football 1; Track 2 3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Letterman 1 ,2,3,4; Tomahawk Staff 4. SHARON ST. MARY -Page 31 Band 1,4; Mixed Chorus 1 ,2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1 ,2,3,4; Vocal Solo 2,3,4; All State Choir 4; Glee Club 3; Class Play 3,4; Mat Maid 4; National Honor Society 4. KATHLEEN SAUER -Page 31 Glee Club 4. JOHN SCHANSBERG—Page 31 PAW Is2 34. STEVEN SCHIEBER—Page 31 Band 1 ,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,3,4; Stage Band 1 ,3,4; Class Play 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Letterman 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Executive Council 4; Spanish Club 2,354. MARGARET SCHILTZ—Page 31 Mixed Chorus 1 ,2,3,4; Smoke Signal Staff 4. MARY LYNN SCHILTZ—Page 31 Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Pep Club 1,2;G.R.A. 1; Span- ish Club 2,3. BRUCE SCHROEDER Page 31 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Letterman 2,354. JEANNE SCHROEDER -Page 31 Drill Team 3,4; Glee Club 3; Pep Club 2,3; F.H.A. 2,3; G.R.A. 2,3; Speech 2; Cheerleader 3; Tomahawk Staff 4; Executive Council 4; Luther High School 1. ALTA SCHULDT—Page 31 Spanish Club 2,3,4. TERRY SCHULDT—Page 32 COLLEEN SCHULTE—Page 32 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. GREGORY SCHULTZ—Page 32 Band Ensemble 3; Stage Band 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 3; Class Play 3; Wrestling 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Let- terman 1 ,2,3,4; Smoke Signal Staff 2,3,4; Prom King 3; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3; Executive Council 3. ALLEN SCHULZE—Page 32 Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Letterman 2,3,4. BARBARA SCHUTTEMEIER —Page 32 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1; F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4; G.R.A. 2; Spanish Club 4. BRENDA SCHUTTEMEIJER—Page 32 Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3;G.R.A. 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Mat Maid 3,4. TIMOTHY SERRES—Page 32 LaCrescent High School 1,2. JUNE SKIFTON—Page 32 Glee Club 3,4; Pep Club 3. BEVERLY SPAGL—Page 32 Glee Club 1,2; Pep Club 1. 133 JEAN STAGGEMEYER —Page 32 | Pep Club 2,3;G.R.A. 3,4; Tomahawk Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Mat Maid 4. SUSAN STEFFEN—Page 32 Drill Team 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2;G.R.A. 1,2; Tomahawk Staff 4; Class Secretary 1; Spanish Club 2,3,4. NAOMI TEWES—Page 32 CATHY THIELE—Page 32 Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Pep Club 2,3;G.R.A. 1,3,4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Mat Maid 3,4. THERESA TOOMEY—Page 32 Glee Club 4; LaCrescent High School 1,2. DALE TWITE—Page 32 Mixed Chorus 1,2; Football 1. STEVEN UTKE—Page 32 HELEN VOIGHT—Page 33 Pep Club 2,3. RICK VOSHART—Page 33 Band 3,4; Stage Band 4; Band Ensemble 3,4; LaCrescent High School 1,2. DIANNE WAGNER Page 33 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,3 ,4; Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2; G.R.A. 1. JAMES WAGNER -Page 33 Mixed Chorus 4; Class Play 3; Baseball 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. JANE WAGNER —Page 33 MARIANNE WAGNER —Page 33 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4;G.R.A. 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1 ,2,3,4; Girl’s Golf 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Executive Council 3; Mascot 2. LORNA WATERS —Page 33 Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Pep Club 2;G.R.A. 1,2. MARK WEICHERT—Page 33 Football 1.. JONI WIEBKE—Page 33 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3;F.H.A. 1, 2;G.R.A. 1,2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Home- coming Queen 4; National Honor Society 4; Executive Coun- cil 4. RICHARD WIEBKE —Page 33 a Wu oily ree 0 F DOUGLAS WIEGREFE Page 33 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 1 ,2,3,4; Stage Band 1 ,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Vocal Ensemble 2,3; Vocal Solo 2,3; Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Letterman 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Boy’s State 3; Student Council 1,2,3; High Quiz Bowl 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3. JEAN WIEGREFE —Page 33 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,4; Band Solo 2,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; All State Band 4; Mixed Chorus 1 ,2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4; Vocal Solo 4; Pep Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.R.A. 1,2; Class Play 3,4; Speech 1,2,3,4; Debate 2,3; One Act Play 1; Cheerleader 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 2; Executive Council 3,4; High Quiz Bowl 4. DEAN WOHLERS —Page 33 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2 ,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Letterman 1 ,2,3,4; Homecom- ing King 4, Prom Court 3; National Honor Society 4; Class President 3; Class Vice Presiden t 2; Executive Council 3. PAMELA WORMAN-Page 33 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 3; Mixed Chorus 1 ,2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 3; Class President 2; Class Vice President 1; Exe- cutive Council 3. Aasum, Randy 8—53,85,95,96,123 Aasum, Sherree 9—49,52,71,120 Adams, Sally 10—51,54,60,70,73,76, Ry Albert, Julie 10—47,70,117 Albert, Nancy 12—24,38,42,54,56, OF 724.05 Albert, Sharon 12—24,59,70,72,73,99 Amundson, Judy 10—117 Anderson, Elaine 10—117 Anderson, Mary 8—52,71,123 Student Index Arnold, Debi—10—48 ,56,70,76,117 Arnold, Sheri 12—24,44,75 Augedahl, Ann 10—45,70,77,99,117 Augedahl, Bill 7—85,90,126 Augedahl, Phil 8—85,90,123 Austin, Terri 7—49,126 Balentine, Nancy 8—49,123 Ballard, Kris 11—50,51,78,92,96,114 Bauer, Daniel 7—52,53,85,95,126 Bauer, Karen 12—24 al Bauer, Steve 9—120 Bauer, Sue 11—70,99,114 Beardmore, Gary 10—45 ,46,79,83,84, 94,117 Beck, Anne 12—24,48 Beck, Carol 9—72,120 Becker, Annette 7—49,71,126 Becker, Colette 12—24 Becker, Danny 7—53,126 Becker, Eric 10—117 Becker, Loretto 8—49,71,123 Becker, Mary 10—70,72,117 Becker, Scott 7—72,90,126 Becker, Shirley 9—52,71,120 Becker, Stephen 9—63,120 Beitlich, Paul 10—50,54,60,79,86,87, Beneke, Ann 12—24,40,48,51,59,62, 77 Benson, Chris 7—71,72,126 Benson, Coleen 8—71,123 Benson, Colette 8—49,123 Benson, David 10—79,83,84,94,117 Besse, Larry 10—90,117 Beth, Debbie 12—24 Beutler, John 7—52,53,126 Beutler, Susan 11—46,50,60,62,70, 72,99,114 Birkeland, Gary 11—67,78,83,84,92, 96,111,114 Bishop, Kim 10—48,117 Bishop, Vicki 8—49,71,72,123 Bissen, Jim 9—52,53,126 Bissen, Joe 9—65,120 Bissen, MaryAnn 8—123 Bissen, Maureen 11—60,62,64,70,72, 99,114 Bissen, Thomas 12—25 Bjergum, Steve 11—54,114 Blair, Cheryl 11—48,114 Blair, Michael 7—85,126 Bolduan, Daniel 11—63,90,114 Borck, Rick 9—120 Bowers, Priscilla 12—25,72 Breeser, Jackie 8—72,124 Breeser, Roberta 12—25 Breeser, Sherry 10—48,117 Brickman, Darrell 12—25,63 Briggs, Jane 11—51,65,70,114 Bruening, Ann 8—49,124 Bruening, Gery 11—114 Bruening, Henry 10—117 Bruening, Susan 7—49,126 Brumm, Gerald 12— Buchholtz, Bruce 12—25,50,54 Bulman, Debbie 9—72,121 Bulman, Gregg 8—124 Bulman, Vickie 10—72,73,99,117 Bulman, Wade 12—25,63 Burfield, Kathy 9—49,71,121 Burg, Arlene 10—72,117 Burg, Helen 9—71,121 Burg, Mary 12—24,38,44,58,66,67 Burg, Nick 12—25,51,59 60,72 ,78,86, 87,92 Burg, Sue 11—70,99,114 Burmester, Donald 12—25,78 Burmester, Jayne 12—25,62 Burmester, Jerald 11—114 Burmester, Kathy 10—47,51,76,117 Burmester, Lori 7—49,126 Burmester, Mary Lou 10—62,73,117 Burmester, Suzanne 10—72,92,117 Burmester, Wyane 8—85,124 Burroughs, Larry 11—114 Bush, Tami 9—121 Buttell, Laurie 9—71,121 Buttell, Steve 11—114 Carlson, Dentri 10—51,70,73,117 Carlson, Greg 12—25 Carlson, Joyce 11—59,62,70,99,114 Carlson, Rick 9—90,121 Cartwright, Wesley 7—126 Ch iglo, Kari 7—49,52,71,126 Chiglo, Pam 10—45,50,54,60,70,76, 117 Christian, Alan 9—85,121 Christian, Melvin 8—85,124 Christian, Rose 10—48 ,117 “Christenson, Kevin 9—52,65,91,121 Coldwater, John 11— Coldwater, Shelley 7— Colleran, Cindy 10—70,77,117 Colleran, Timothy 11—86,114 ¥ Colsch, Judy 11—70,99,114% Colsch, Mark 9—121 Colsch, Nick 9—121 Colsch, Sharon 7—49,126 Connor, Kim 9—49,71,121 Connor, Mike 11—114 Connor, Robert 12—25 Connor, Scott 7—85,90,126 Conway, Bob 9—79,85,95 96,121 Corcoran, Bonnie 9—49,121 Corcoran, Duane 12—25,63 Cordes, Richard 12— Cordes, Ron 8—124 Culbertson, Randy 7—72,126 Dahlberg, Joel 11—79,114 Danaher, Dick 12—25,51,54,78,87 Danaher, Greg 10—51,85,98,117 Danaher, Patrick 12—25 ,40,42,47,51, 54,65 ,67 ,78 87 Danielson, Tom 9—79,85,90,121 Davy, Cheryl 10—63,72,117 Davy, Jeanne 10—117 Davy, John 10—63,117 Davy, Margaret 12—25,72 Davy, Melvin 9—63,90,121 Davy, Sharon 8—72,124 Dehning, Dean 7—85,95,126 Dehning, Rick 11—79,83,84,92,94, 114 Denstad, Judy 9—49,71,121 Denstad, Patty 8—49,71,124 Denstad, Randy 10—79,85 91,117 Denstad, Terry 10—50,51,54,117 Denstad, Tony 12—25,38,44,59,78, 83,84,88 Deters, Bruce 7—126 Deters, Keith 10—50,85,117 Deters, Mark 9—52,63,121 Deters, Mary 7—53,71,126 Deters, Paul 9—63,121 DeWall, Doug 7—72,126 Dibley, Jim 11—63,66,92,94,114 Dibley, Scott 8—124 Diersen, Bonita 12—26,46,77 Diersen, Bonnie 8—49,53,72,124 Diersen, Diane 12— Diersen, Donna 12—26,62,70,77 ,99 Diersen, Pam 8—71,124 Doering, Cheryl 10—118 Doering, Holly 10—47,48,51,60,118 Doering, Susan 12—26,48 Doering, Tom 11—46,47,59,60,72,79, 83,84,114 Doering, Tony 10—47,118 Dokken, Beth 8—49,52,71,73,124 Dokken, Gail 9—49,52,53,71,121 Drogemuller, Lee 12—24,38,40,42,66, 67,78 ,83,84,96 Drogemuller, Peter 11—90,114 Eglinton, Allison 8—49,71,124 Eglinton, Marie 7—49,71,126 Ehlers, David 10—118 Ehlers, JoAnn 11—114 Ehlers, Ronald 9—121 Eikens, Carol 12—26,40,43,50,60,64, 65 ,66,67 ,72 Eikens, John 10—60,72,86,111,118 Ellenz, Bob 9—63,121 Ellenz, Frank 12—26 Engen, David 9—85,121 Engen, Debby 7—49,126 Engen, James 11—114 Engen, Joe 9—85,121 Engen, Jonathan 12—26 Erickson, Peter 7—53,126 Erickson, Sue 9—49,52,53,71,121 Erwin, Steve 12—26,40,42,47,51,54, 66,67 Esch; Cathy. 12—26,48 74,75 Esch, Joani 9—52,53,71.121 Esch, Judy 7—49,71,72,126 Esch, Randy 10—79,85,94,118 - Esch, Vicki 9—52,71,121 Feil, Cindy 10—46,51,118 Feil, Debra 7—53,126 Felten, Jeff 12—26 Felten, Lyle 9-121 Felten, Steven 12—26 Ferkingstad, Brenda 7—49,71,72,126 Ferkingstad, Tim 9—121 Fisch, Chris 8—71,124 Fisch, Jim 11—78,114 Fisch, Patty 9—121 135 Fisch, Sandy 10—70,118 Fitzpatrick, Donald 12— Fitzpatrick, Tom 9—90,121 Foellmi, Tim 10—118 Forschler, Jane 12—26 Forschler, Jim 9+121 Forschler, Joe 7—72,85,126 Frank, Barbara 12—26,40,51,54,64 Frank, Dean 12—26,63 Frank, Donnie 9—121 Frank, Ken 11—111,114 Freeman, Jon 11—114 Fried, Rochelle 7—53,72,128 Frisch, Joe 7—85,126 Frisch, Margaret 10—72,73,92,118 Fruechte, Alan 12—26,46,47,50,51, 54,78 83,84 Fruechte, Keith 7—53,85,95,126 Fruechte, Stephen 7—72,126 Fruechte, Terry 10—51,118 Ganrude, Laurie 9—49,71,121 Gantenbein, Mark 12—26 Gantenbein, Tony 7—84,126 Garness, Michael 12—26,78,87 Gaspard, Mary 11—57,70,114 Gavin, Dale 11—86,87,92,114 Gavin, David 10—85,118 Gavin, Dennis 10—63,85,118 Gavin, June 10—70,118 Gavin, Michael 10—79,118 Gavin, Paul 8—124 Gensmer, Tim 9—51,52,53 54,85 95, 121 Gensmer, Tom 11—79,86,92,96,111, 114 Gerardy, Pat 8—85,90,124 Gerdes, Bill 11—47,50,63,114 Gerdes, Dean 9—52,95,121 Giblin, Dave 10—85,118 Giblin, Patty 7—49,126 Gilbertson, Candy 10—48,118 Goetzinger, Daniel 10—46,63,90,118 Goetzinger, Diane 11—70,114 Doetzinger, Myron 8—124 Goetzinger, Neil 12—27 Goetzinger, Patty 9—49,71,121 Goetzinger, Ruth 12—27,72 Goetzinger, Scott 8—90,124 Graf, Celine 12—27,40,43,64,67,72 Graf, Jim 10—61,65,91,118 Graf,Joe 11—78,83,84,87,114 Gran, Danny 7—126 Grohman, Sue 11—47,115 Guillaume, Mark 7—126 Guillaume, Nancy 9—49,52,71,120 Guillaume, Vicki 9—49,71,121 Guillien, Greg 8—124 Guth, Cathy 8—52,71,123 Guth, Tim 9—52,53,72,85 95,121 Hagen, Donald 11—115 Hajek, Dianne 11—70,73,115 lverso elby 9-121 Haverson, Sherman 1O—118 Hammell, Jane 10—118 Hammell, Tony 12—27 Hartley, Donna 7—49,53,71,126 Hasleiet, Judy 8—124 Haugstad, David 7—95,126 Hauser, Dennis 7—72,85,126 Hauser, Judy 9—49,52,71,121 Hauser, Sandy 7—49,71,127 Hayes, Donald 11—115 Hayes, Kelly 8—49,71,124 Hayes, Kevin 10—85,118 Hayes, Roger 12—27 Heaney, Mark 7—95,127 Heberlain, Al 10—63,118 Heberlein, Gary 12—27,63 Heberlein, Tom 7—127 Heiller, Barbara 9—52,53,62,71,121 Heiller, Donise 12—27,51,54,59,62, 70372 Heimerdinger, Alice 8—124 ———__ 1 Heimerdinger, Arnold 12—27,38,90 Heintz, James 9—63,121 Heintz, Julie 8—72,124 Heintz, Susan 11—47,50,70,115 Heintz, Timothy 7—127 Heisler, Jackie 10—118 Helke, Tom 11—115 Hendel, Greta 8—52,71,73,124 Hendel, Katy 7—53,71,72,127 Hendel, Peter 7—52,90,127 Henke, Laura 8—49,71,72,73,124 Henze, Marcia 7—49,127 Hirschuber, Jenny 11—99,115 Hirschuber, Mike 7—85,127 Holland, Mike 7—52,53,85,95,127 Holland, Roger 11—67,78,83,84,88, 1s Holland, Teresa 12—27 Holte, Candy 11—47,60,62,70,72,115 Holty, Tim 11—63,115 Holzwarth, Joan 12—27 Horn, Linda 11—51,62,70,115 Hosch, Mark 8—124 Hosch, Steve 8—53,72,85,124 Hoscheit, John 9—121 Hoscheit, Thomas 10—85,118 Hoscheit, Tim 9—52,53,95,121 Houdek, Linda 9—49,121 Huff, Jody 7—49,71,127 Huff, Todd 10—50,54,79 86,87 ,92, 118 Hurley, Dave 10—85,118 Inglett, Cynthia 7—53,127 — Heimerdinger, Allen 10—47,90,111, � Inglett, Laurie 7—49,72,127 Ingvalson, Michael 10—51,63,118 Jacobson, Elton 12—27 Jacobson, Kathy 9—49,71,121 Jacobson, Larry 11—83,84,115 Jahn, Margie 11—51,54,70,77,115 Janikowski, Larry 10—47 ;65,91 ©8 118 . Janikowski, Sheila 12+-27;50,67,70, T3428 Jennings, Carolyn 12—27,59 Jennings, Kathi 10—70,76,99,118 Johnson, Anna 8—124 Johnson, Barb 11—48,115 Johnson, Bob 9—52,53,85 95,121 Johnson, Cheryl 11—46,50,70,73,) 15 Johnson, David 10—79,85,92,98,118 Johnson, Devoine 8—124 Johnson, Duane 10—63,118 Johnson, Julie 7—49,53,71,127 Johnson, Patty 12—27,51,70,73;77 Johnson, Paul 8—124 Jore, Kathy 10—51,73,118 Karels, Julie 9—72,121 Karels, Natalie 12—27,72 Kasten, Karen 9—49,121 Kasten, Linda 12—27,99 Kasten, Richard 7— Kasten, Terry 10—118 Kennedy, Kathy 10—50,118 Kies, Carol 9—49,52,71 99,121 Kies, Dan 7—85,127 Kinneberg, Linda 8—52,53,71,124 Kinneberg, Myron 11—111,115 Klankowski, Deborah 10—118 Klankowski, Earl 11—63,111,115 Klees, Liz 8—124 Klein, Art 11—92,115 Klein, Karen 12—28,38,51 Klein, Tim 7—127 Klein, Tom 8—124 Klemp, Lenny 10—79,85,87,118 Klinski, Cindy 9—49,71,122 Klinski, Dan 12—24,40,59 60,65 ,67 Klinski, Gary 12—27,63 Klinski, Mark 11—63,115 Klinski, Steve 12—28,63 Klug, Al 11—115 Klug, Alan 10—118 Klug, Dave 10—118 Klug, Gary 7—72,85,127 Klug, Jeanne 10—64,118 Klug, Joan 8—124 Klug, Karen 12—28,38,44,51,56,59, deere Klug, Lyle 12—28 Klug, Manon 11—46,47,70,115 Knudson, Jim 8—85,95,124 Knutson, Alan 9—122 Knutson, Marijune 10—118 Knutson, Mark 7—127 K :utson, Mark 7—53,85,127 Koel, vane 12—28,72 Koenig, Joe 9—122 Koenig, Mark 11—92,115 .ohnen, Sherry 12—28 aunzem. Dick 11—47,78,87,115 Konzen, Gertrude 9—65,71,122 Kosse, Rita 12—28,40,46,47,60,67,72 Kramer, Greg 8—85,90,124 Krech, Kevin 8—124 Kruckow, Gary 12—28,78,111 Kruckow, Steven 9—52,122 Krueger, Ardy 12—28,78,98,111 Krueger, Donna 10—51,70,76,99,118 Kruse, Charlie 8—85,124 Kruse, Devoine 11—63,115 Kruse, Lawrence 10—63,118 Kruse, Susan 11—70,115 Kubitz, Debbie 11—115 Kubitz, Mike 7—127 Kubitz, Robert 10—85,118 Kubitz, Terrie 10—118 Kuecker, Betty 9—52,71,122 Kuecker, Carolyn 11—60,62,115 Kuecker, James 8—124 Kuecker, Kevin 11—63,115 Kuecker, Suzanne 9—49 122 Kurk, Lori 9—49,71,73,122 Kurk, Scott 7—85,95,128 Lager, David 12—28,78,87 Lager, Jr. Don 12—28 Lager, Donna 10—70,118 Lager, Gary 9—63,122 Lager, Robert 12—28,63,78,87 Lampert, Howard 12—28,63 Lampert, Jeff 12—28,63 Lampert, Mike 8—90,124 Lange, Maureen 10—70,118 Lange, Tim 7—85,90,127 Lapham, Debbie 12—28,59 ,62,70,72, ie Lapham, Loren 10—51,90,118 Lapham, Steve 7—127 Lapham, Wesley 8—85,124 Lawson, Greg 12—29 Lawson, Janine 7—49,71,72,127 Leary, Colleen 11—60,70,99,115 Lee, Steve 9—122 LeJeune, Doug 8—52,124 LeJeune, Jeffrey 10—50,119 Lemke, Pat 11—115 Lewis, Beth 12—29,40,42,46,51,54, 67 Lien, Rhonda 10—48,119 Lien, Roxanne 12—29 Link, Debbie 11—48,50,56,115 Link, Jackie 12—29 Link, Judy 7=49,53.71272 127 Link, Kim 8—49,71,124 — Link, Mike 12—29 Link, Nick 11=115 Link, Robert 11—78,83,84,87,88, 1S gl he) Link, Tim 11—88,115 Loeffler, Debbie 11—67,70,115 McCarthy, Ann 11—72,99,111,115 McCarthy, Jim 9—72,95,122 McCarthy, Mary 12—29,58,67,70,72, 73,99 McCarthy, Michael 11—47,67,78,83, 84,88,115 McCormick, Daniel 11—115 McCormick, Mike 10—72,119 McCormick, Patricia 12—29,40,42,51, 60,65 ,67 ,72 McCormick, Rita 11—50,60,64,72, 114 McCormick, Theresa 10—50,119 McKee, Mark 12—29,63,111 McManimon, Patty 10—46,65,70,117 McManimon, Richard 12—29,40,42, 46,47 ,67 ,78,87,92 Mack, Frank 7—72,127 Mack, Ralph 10—119 Mahle, Anita 7—49,52,127 Mallory, Brian 8—85,95,124 Manhart, Bruce 8—124 Manhart, Jim 11—46,115 Marnach, Ellen 11—47,56,65,70,115 Marnach, Jeff 10—72,79,85,87,90, 119 Marnach, Mark 7— Maser, Joyce 12—29,111 Maser, Robin 10—48,119 Massman, Diane 9—49,71,122 Massman, Julie 12—29,57,75,99 Massman, Randy 9—122 Massman, Steve 11—90,115 Mathews, Darryl 11—115 Meiners, Beth 9—72,122 Meiners, Cindy 8—49,124 Meiners, Cindy 9—49,71,73,122 Meiners, Dana 8—124 Meiners, David 8—124 Meiners, Gary 11—79,83,84,96,115 Meiners, Jackie 10—77,119 Meiners, Jerry 10—85,90,119 Meiners, Randy 7—85,90,128 Meiners, Sheryl 9—49,71,122 Meisch, Holly 8—52,71,124 Merzenich, Denise 8—71,125 Meyer, Amy 9—49,52,71,122 Meyer, Bernice 11—60,99,115 Meyer, Bruce 8—125 Meyer, David 8—52,85,95,125 Meyer, Dorothy 7—52,53,127 Meyer, Douglas 7—127 Meyer, Gary 9—95,96,122 Meyer, Jane 11—51,70,115 Meyer, Janice 7—127 Meyer, Jerry 9—122 Meyer, John 10—63,119 Meyer, Judy 12—29,46 Meyer, Keith 9—85,122 Meyer, Kermit 9—63,90,122 Meyer, Lois 9—122 Meyer, Marie 11—50,62,99,115 Meyer, Michael 9—122 Meyer, Pam 11—48,115 Meyer, Richard 10—119 Meyer, Sherry 11— Michelsen, Kathy 12—29,51,70 Middendorf, Cindy 9—122 Middendorf, Janine 11—50,70,73.99, 114 Middendorf, Lincoln 10—119 Middendorf, Mark 8—125 Miller, Danny 7—127 Miller, Denise 11—46,47,57,65,70,74, 99,115 Miller, Ellen 11—116 Miller, Gordon 8—125 Miller, Judy 9— Miller, Leonard 12—29 Miller, Tammi 7—49,53,127 Mills, Michael 11—79,87,116 Mills, Terry 9—63,122 Mindrum, Jennifer 8—49,71,73,125 Mindrum, Pamela 7—49,127 Mindrum, Priscilla 10—51,70,119 Mitchell, Rita 10—119 Mitchell, Vance 10—51,90,119 Moe, Bruce 9—85,90,122 Moe, Colleen 10—48,65,72,119 Moe, Greg 11—79,83,84,90,116 uenkel, GaiP 10—70,119 Muenkel, Robert 7—53,85,127 Mullen, Joyce 11—116 Mulvenna, Jill 7—49,53,71,72,127 Murphy, Steve 12—29 Myhre, Bob 10—63,119 Myhre, Danny 9—49,122 Myhre, Greg 12—29,63 Myhre, Randy 7—53,127 Myhre, Susan 7—49,53,71,127 Myhre, Wayne 7—127 Nail, Coleman 8—85,125 Nelson, Bill 10—119 Nelson, Carol 10—119 Nelson, Cindy 12—30,50,58,72,73 Nelson, Danny 9—40,52,53,85,95,98, 122 Nelson, Darlene 7—49,127 Nelson, Liz 9—49,71,120 137 Nelson, Steve 8—52,125 Nelson, Tina 12—30,47,57,77 Neumann, Dale 8—125 Neumann, Darrell 12—30 Neumann, Eileen 11—116 Neumann, Kay 7—72 Neumann, Lilah 12—30,96,111 Noel, Mike 9—52,53,63,90,122 Noel, Sharon 10—70,77,99,119 Oesterle, Jeannie 7—49,71,127 Oesterle, Robert 8—125 O’Heron, Audrey 10—48,119 O’'Heron-Dan 8—90,125 O’Heron, Diane 11—99,116 O’Heron, Randy 12—30 Olafson, Debra 7—127 S¥ Olerud, Linda 12—30,99 Olinger, Louise 12—30,59 Olson, Chris 11—70,115 Olson, Lyla 11—70,99,116 Olson, Sandra 10—51,119 Oseth, Sandy 12—30,38,44,46,57,63, da Ostern, Donna 11—99,116 Otterson, David 10—45 ,46,79,83,84, 94,96,119 Palen, Gary 12—30,47,51,54 Palen, Susan 10—50,70,119 Pearson, Roger 10—119 Pearson, Sonja 9—49,70,71,122 Percuoco, Mary 11—46,50,61,116 Peter, Jean 11—57,70,116 Peter, Linda 11—50,62,67,70,77,114 Peter, Mike 9—40,95,122 Peter, Theresa 10—51,54,119 Peter, Tom 7—85,128 Petersen, Cindy 12—30,48,99 Petersen, Don 8—125 Petersen, Joan 11—46,116 Peterson, Curt 10—119 Peterson, Juanita 12—30 Peterson, Patti 8—71,125 Pieper, Lyle 11—51,111,116 Pieper, Nancy 9—122 Plager, Kim 8—49,71,72,125 Plitzuweit, John 12—30 Pohlman, Jeff 9—52,53,122 Pohlman, Linda 9—122 Pohlman, Lorin 10—119 Pongratz, Dana 7—53,72,95,127 Pongratz, Peggy 10—47,51,54,70,73, 99,119 Poppe, Karen 12—30,44,47,59 Privet, Beverly 8—52,71,125 Privet, Dwight 12—30,63 Privet, John 10—111,119 Privet, Karen 9—52,53,122 Privet, Lorene 7—49,52,53,71,127 Puent, Anita 10—61,119 Quinnell, Glenda 12—30 Quinnell, Krin 9—49 ,52,53,71,122 Ranzenberger, Dawn 12—30,60,62 Ranzenberger, Jane 12—30,48 Ranzenberger, Joyce 11—116 Ranzenberger, Kim 11—116 Ranzenberger, Larry 10—85,90,119 Ranzenberger, Sherry 7—49,127 Rask, David 7—127 Rask, Duane 8—125 Rask, Kenneth 11—116 Rask, Paul 12—31,63 Rask, William 10—119 Rauk, John 10—119 Reed, Darlene 9—71,122 Reed, Donna 11— Reinhart, Lori 10—119 Reining, John 12—31 Reining, Mary Jo 7—49,127 Renslo, David 8—85,95,125 Richards, Dawn 8—49,71,125 Richards, Dawn 11—116 Richards, Heidi 8—49,125 Richardson, Debbie 9—49,71,122 Richardson, Mark 11—50,116 Richardson, Melissa 7—49 ,53,71,127 Riker, Julie 7—49,127 Roble, Jennifer 8—49,52,53,71,72, 125 Robson, Becky 10—51,73,119 Robson, David 9—90,122 Rogich, David 12—31 Rohde, LaVern 8—72,95,125 Rohrer, Jim 12—31 Rohrer, Mike 7—85,90,127 Rohrer, Steve 10—46,85,88,119 Roher, Tim 7—85,127 Rollins, Craig 12—31,38,44,78,88 Rommes, Julie 7—49,71,127 Rommes, Russ 8—53,85 95,125 Rommes, Vicki 9—52,71,76,122 Ross, Fred 12—31,78,88,111 Rostvold, Becky 9—49,71,122 Rostvold, Jay 11—46,61,79,83,84,98, 116 - Rostvold, Jeff 12—31,78,86,87,88 Rud, Joe 8—90,125 Ryan, Barbara 11—51,60,61,62,70, ha) ao LLG St. Mary, Allan 9—122 St. Mary, Sharon 12—31,40,42,46,51, 6 77 Sauer, Kathleen 12—31,48 Schansberg, John 12—31,63 Schellsmidt, Patrick 10—68,96,119 Schellsmidt, Steven 11—78,83,84,88, 116 Schellsmidt, Tom 8—125 ea Schieber, Steve 12—31,40,51,54,67, 72,78 ,83,84,92 Schieber, Tim 10—83,84,94,119 Schiltz, Bill 9—53,85,90,122 Schiltz, Bob 9—52,85 90,122 Schiltz, Dave 9—122 Schiltz, Gail 10—119 Schiltz, John 10—94,119 Schiltz, Lauren 7—71,72,127 Schiltz, Margie 12—31,60,47 Schiltz, Marty 7—53,95,128 Schiltz, Mary Lynn 12—31,59 Schiltz, Sarah 10—50,70,73,76,119 Schmitz, Dan 9—90,122 Schmitz, Peter 11—78,83,84,116 Schmitz, Steve 11—78,92,98,116 Schoh, Rita 10—50,76,119 Schoh, Robert 11—63,79,88,116 Scholl, Terry 10—119 Schroeder, Bruce 12—31,63,87 Schroeder, Craig 7—53,72,85,95 128 Schroeder, Gina 8—52,71,125 Schroeder, Jeanne 12—31,57,59 Schroeder, Kari 10—46,50,70,119 Schroeder, Kathie 9—52,53,71,122 Schroeedr, Mark 11—60,79,87,111, 116 Schroeder, Mike 10—50,63,119 Schroeder, Scott 9—52,53,65,122 Schuldt, Alan 9—122 Schuldt, Alta 12—31,72,111 Schuldt, Brian 7—53,128 Schuldt, Cindy 8—49,52,71,72,73, 125 Schuldt, Gloria 8—49,72,125 Schuldt, Jody 7—49,128 Schuldt, Kim 11—116 Schuldt, Terry 12—32 Schulte, Colleen 12—32,46,111 Schulte, John 7—85,90,128 Schulte, Mike 9—49,85,123 Schulte, Sue 9—49,123 Schultz, Diane 9—49 ,52,53,61,71,123 Schultz, Gregory 12—32,40,44,46,54, 60,78 ,83,84 Schulze, Allen 12—32,78,83,84,87 Schulze, Carol 10—51,119 Schulze, Debbie 8—49,99,125 Schulze, Roger 9—123 Schulze, Sally 11—50,70,72,116 Schulze, Sue 9—49,71,123 Schuttemeier, Barbara 12—32,51,62, fie Schuttemeier, Brenda 12—32,51,70, ETE) Schuttemeier, Curt 11—50,63,83,84, 116 Schutz, Kathy 10—119 Schutz, Mary 8—52,53,73,125 Schutz, Mary 9—53,123 Schutz, Tom 11—83,84,116 Schwartzhoff, Kathy 9—72,123 Seekins, Heather 10—120 Serres, Kerry 7—49,128 Serres, Nicholas 7—128 Serres, Timothy 12—32 Sheehan, Jeff 10—120 Shuda, Jane 7—49,53,71,128 Shuda, Wally 11—116 Sinclair, Debra 11— Simons, Carl 9—49 65 98,123 Skadson, Mary 9—123 Skifton, Cindy 10—120 Skifton, June 12—32,48 Smerud, Mary 7—53,72,128 Smerud, Scott 11—116 Smith, Penny 7—128 Spagl, Beverly 12—32,48 Spagl, Darlene 11—116 Stadtler, Julie 9—72,123 Stadtler, Mike 11—79,98,116 Staggemeyer, Brad 10—85,120 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