Caledonia High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Caledonia, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1974 volume:

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We learned to care about people and sometimes put their lives ahead of our own. We JOYCE CARLSON Secretary DERBRA LOEFFLER Treasurer learned more words on our way, words like respect, accep- tance, sharing, and love. We found out the meanings in our own ways. And one of the most important things we learned is that we have so much more to learn. So much more to do and so much to see that we wonder if a lifetime will be long enough. There are times to be remembered. Each of us has our set of memories, remembrances of things that we feel were special to us. Perhaps, along with out knowledge, memories are the most important things we take with us. SUSAN BAUER STEVEN BJERGUM KRIS BALLARD MAUREEN BISSEN SUSAN BEUTLER DANIEL BOLDUAN GARY BIRKELAND LARRY BREESER JANE BRIGGS GERY BRUENING SUSAN BURG JERALD BURMESTER NORRIS BURRICHTER LARRY BURROUGHS STEPHEN BUTTELL JOHN ,COLDWATER A 3a Q2ay oe A 4 TIMOTHY COLLERAN JUDITH COLSCH MICHAEL CONNOR RICKY DEHNING JAMES DIBLEY THOMAS DOERING PETER DROGEMULLER JOANN EHLERS 7 JAMES ENGEN JAMES FISCH KENNETH FRANK JON FREEMAN MARY GASPARD DALE GAVIN THOMAS GENSMER WILLIAM GERDES DIANE GOETZINGER JOSEPH GRAF, SUSAN GROHMAN DIANNE HAJEK DONALD HAYES SUSAN HEINTZ THOMAS HELKE JENNY HIRSCHUBER ROGER HOLLAND CANDACE HOLTE TIMOTHY’ HOLTY ' LINDA HORN LARRY JACOBSON MARGIE JAHN BARBARA JOHNSON CHERYL JOHNSON : MYRON KINNEBERG EARL KLANLOWSKI ARTHUR KLEIN MARK KLINSKI ALOYSIUS KLUG MANON KLUG MARK KOENIG RICHARD KONZEM DEVOINE KRUSE SUSAN KRUSE DEBRA KUBITZ CAROLYN KUECKER KEVIN KUECKER COLLEEN LEARY PATRICIA LEMKE DEBRA LINK ROBERT LINK TIMOTHY LINK ANN MC CARTHY MICHAEL MC CARTHY DANIEL MC CORMICK RITA MC CORMICK JAMES MANHART ELLEN MARNACH STEVEN MASSMAN JANE MEYER DENISE MILLER EILEEN NEUMANN DARRYL MATHEWS MARIE MEYER ELLEN MILLER DIANE O’HERON GARY MEINERS PAMELA MEYER GREGORY MOE CHRISTINE OLSON BERNICE MEYER SHERRY MEYER JOYCE MULLEN LYLA OLSON 27 MARY OPSAHL JOAN PETERSEN DONNA REED JAY ROSTVOLD DONNA OSTERN LYLE PIEPER DANIEL REINHART BARBARA RYAN JEAN PETER KIM RANZENENBERGER DAWN RICHARDS JUDITH ST. 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SS PETER SCHMITZ STEVEN SCHMITZ ROBERT SCHOH MARK SCHROEDER KIM SCHULDT SALLY SCHULZE CURTIS SCHUTTEMEIER THOMAS SCHUTZ | | MARK SCHWEBACH SCOTT SMERUD DARLENE SPAGL MICHAEL STADTLER | THOMAS STAPLETON SHIRLEY STOLTZ JOHN SULLIVAN DAVID TEWES 29 JOAN VOSHART ELLEN VONARX KEVIN WELCH LOIS VETSCH ARLENE THIMMESCH JO ANN WAGNER PAMELA WELPER THERESA WEICHERT KAYE WILHELM JOSEPH WIEBKE DIANE WIEBKE ALICE WEYMILLER ctured NICHOLAS LINK WALTER SHUDA Not pi y hor e004 APIA PSP PM Peabo: ‘PIouy SOF WALOM = eG MOY MARL I ez wy) poh PaO |) 2q hv } SOW WANS SY} punosy WOK 72S 94. 2d0Y woah} ay }[ 'AA OMA 2ghoys svah 144 004 yy ipa casev}|d hwo anv os Cay hee j=] O1IIO | es es amecaa omens, | Organizations Super Seniors Take First. eh ing Homecom PTERSN TIGERS ARE JUST PuSS¥rare: Eighth graders take of their kittens Seventh grade chose to ““Cut Em Up!” irley ES Y) = D o = @, Mo) = a fas O jaa) bp = ws fi @0 2) ° 0 ee. e , 92) BD e se Q Be E00) ET PSSM FR FAG, SQV @2 o = 9% ° A Qe by © OD e ® ae @g° re 30, Sh 34 Cho BEES, %S © PAN BP ONCE G EGS Homecoming got off to a good start when Shirley Stoltz and Bob Link were chosen 1973 Homecoming Roy- alty at the traditional bonfire Thurs- day night. A parade was held Friday after- noon and it was then that all classes proudly displayed the floats they had made. Seniors took first place with their slogan “Everything U Always Wanted To Know About Victory, But Were Afraid To Ask.” Friday night the Warriors edged Jenny and Greg Peterson 30-22,The band provided the half time show which was a tribute to the Mississippi River. “MacArthur Park” was the setting for the Homecoming dance Saturday night. The group Chance provided the music for a large crowd. Homecoming is the longest, most fun-filled week in the school year, but it goes by too fast. As we look back on Homecoming ’73, we remember it as one of our happiest memories at C.HLS. a rae fel hin HR RAE eo Ue are (RS on hind pie ae LB LE | eres Arlene and Roger Barb and Joe Theresa and Gary STUDENT COUNCIL: Row 1: M. McCarthy, S. Schellsmidt, M. Schellsmidt, S. Bjergum, K. Schroeder, L. Buttell, D. Schultz, J. Esch. Row 2: T. Doering, P. McManimon, J. Wagner, R. McCormick, M. Bissen, J. Middendorf, D. Hajek, A. Thimmesh, M. Jahn, J. Lawson, J. Link, J. Mulvenna, T. Rostvold. Row 3: C. Schuldt, K. Guth, S. Palen, P. Chiglo, V. Bulman, M. Percuoco, L. Peter, B. Ryan, M. Hosch. Row 4: B. Dokken, P. Beitlich, G. Danaher, T. Huff, R. Holland, C. Benson, L. Schiltz. This years’ Student Council is one of the most organized the school has ever had. It was on a volunteer basis, so it consists of students who are willing to put time and effort into student government. Aside from the traditional homecoming sponsored by the student council, they also sponsored a “Christmas Fes- tival,” in which the five days preceding Christmas were all filled with various activities—ranging from “‘Candy Cane Day”’ to the election of the faculty King and Queen. otis a L. Peter, BOY’S STATERS: M. McCarthy, T. Heading this exuberent student council is Pam Chiglo; Pres. Mike McCarthy; Vice Pres. Patty McManimon; Sec. and Cindy Schuldt; Treas. ig ty They have many plans and lots of potential to make the student council a success, and to establish guidelines to pave the way for future student councils. In June, Linda Peter represented Caledonia at Girls Stater for a weeks stay at St. Catherine’s College in St. Paul. The week was spent in lectures with elections held for city, county and state offices. Tom Doering and Mike McCarthy, chosen as Boy Staters attended assemblies and mock caucuses at St. Johns in Collegville. Boy and Girl State—an unforgettable, worth- while experience, with memories of a week of fun and knowl- edge about ou r state government. TT TERROR WALKS TONIGHT: Lester Floyd—Scott Scroeder, Paula Larkin—Vicki Esch, Harold Mayheu—Joe Bissen, Wielie Overton—Kevin Christenson, Esteele Floyd—Kathy Schroeder, Chief of Police—Carl Simons, Mrs. Harrison—Becky Rostvold, Stu- dent Director—Gertrude Konzem, Miss Grace Hielman—Karen Kasten, Miss Woods—Debbie Bulman. Junior High Spring Plays FINDERS CREEPERS: Nina Quigley—Kari Chiglo, Dr. Brown—Linda Kinneberg, Nurse Adams—Colette Benson, Madeline— Marcia Henze, Harry Schuster—Randy Myhre, Frankie Nelson—Andrea Thompson, Celeste Nelson—Cathi Guth, Aunt Mary Nelson—Lorene Privet, Aunt Alice Smith—Coleen Benson, Claude—Steve Nelson, Daphne—Patty Giblin, Granny—Great Hendel, Mr. Quigley—Paul Johnson, Wilma Maxwell—Beth Dokken, Henrietta Maxwell—Cindy Schuldt. Huckelberry Finn On April 12 and 13, the Junior Class presented “Huck Finn.” Based on the book by Mark Twain, the play was dramatized by Jane Kendall. Taking place in the 1850’s in Louisiana, the play was centered around the adventure of Huck Finn and his best friend, Tom Sawyer. The two mischievous boys try to un- fold two frauds, the King and the Duke, who are trying to steal the hearts of the young Wilks girls and obtain posses- sion of their dead father’s money. Each character displayed unique acting ability with the help of directors Mrs. Mary Anderson and Mr. Thomas Cannon. The play, with touches of light-hearted humor and Gey dramatic essence, was labeled an outstanding success. JUNIOR PLAY CAST—Bottom: C. Kuecker, S. Beutler, D. Loeffler R. McCormick, J. Middendorf. Row 2: J. Briggs, P. Welper, B. Ryan. Row 3: P. Schmitz, J. Graf, T. Doering, Top: R. Holland, J. Rostvold. bT “You look like you escaped from a circus.” “Ts this a madhouse?”’ Huck Finn .. Tom Sawyer .. he hase... Dr. Robinson .. PICA AY os, os (pe Duke” 2.05. Mary Jane Wilkes Susan Wilkes .. Joanna Wilkes . . Matilda Phelps Aunt Sally Phelps eee ce Sete Mrs. Hotchkiss . Glory Belle Hotchkiss eeddddideis fe tier MAMAN Cedi ideas ss Wabbban tl as SS NN SN Janine Middendorf . Roger Holland Jay Rostvold ues J0@ Grat . Jim Manhart Peter Schmitz . Tom Doering .. Sue Beutler Rita McCormick Debbie Loeffler Carolyn Kuecker .... Pam Welper .... Barb Ryan .... Jane Briggs ry = BS NRRAR SY ARAN oN MAALALLL TTL eet ae EVAR SAASAS A Ong, RRQ aa any “ ASEAN - See NAAN NA NAAN Sate Sa A ea ee E ‘“ HN SEA EA AR ERAT ASSN ANA GAA AN AP RAR OPN A RA Pitas nN a) ma NANA eS: row aka yAN TS AA SAS SN Ses Se — Pane “ b ten Se WEANS SAE, SS , SA os hd abel � . t% SSS sents te SEAN | + Sree Ne SNe) = = RAY See = $tti itd BOT ii he ebeanqenenenbent ait a teas 4 oe eee att see peeeeets ? rege eee 337 ee + ets ite: al stitt cose sf +e tite be oe r 33 . eee sttit i hae te eae 1 e Soot: . tht ? 770 33 bees pores? Teed eeeheebeg sess rer A ehee eens seer e Tisttessessse at Assen tegetet ST DGO Ke LAP er eee “Treckon I'll sleep on the outside of the bed.” Se SN : SN ASSEN eye es AHN SUN A ET . as oa “Beware, trouble is brewing.” FALL PLAY CAST: Row 1: J. Middendorf, R. McCormick, J. Briggs. Row 2: P. Welper, P. Schmitz, R. Holland, M. Opsahl, D. Loeffler, A. Thompson, M. Becker, C. Johnson. Row 3: T. Doering, P. Johnson, J. Graf, M. Frisch, G. Hendel, B. Rostvold, T. Scholl, J. Bissen. CAST Oune Woman a7 .-ag ime eee et tas Greta Hendel Panny: Nightingales sso. ga ooo ce Margaret Frisch William Nightingale 70.08) tees nice ee Tom Doering Ant. Mais ck sitrgot tates ec en ee a Rita McCormick pidney Herbett) 7 les 7 oe ee Joe Bissen BECVAII y.. ohn isi ee he ee ee Andrea Thompson Parthe Nightingales (5) p22 64,00 Lene eee Mary Becker Lord: Stratfont’ 26 tac ne Jim Graf Florence Nightingales 2... ke ee Debbie Loeffler Lady: Strattogtls s' ag cel eee Mary Percuoco Herbert's Assistant.� 25. iain ee Terry Scholl Elizabeth Herbert :2. oie. re ae eee Jane Briggs Cr os 5 aod e a Andrea Thompson Nope Smithers oc 1 a ae Becky Thompson Patients... vis, dg.ndat pcre te eee ee Jane Briggs Pam Welper Roger Holland Katy Hendel Nurse Hendricks a eee Janine Middendorf Russell .n.12aadt eee arene i: eR RO Paul Johnson Rev. Mother Bermond Sey............... Pam Welper Billy Sits: '.. Fatt cere oe Seay Ron eee Peter Schmitz Dr. Poole: ool Siecr nee ae eee Roger Holland oe some x FFs 4 ae. a LER ERS S, oe fe oy rr) GS ee ewe AR as FALL PLAY CAST: J. Rostvold, C. Simon, J. Janikowski, J. Eikens. Instead of the usual Senior Class play in the fall, Mr. Cannon and Mrs. Anderson organized a Drama Club and pre- sented the first all-school play, “The Holy Terror.” A documentary, ‘The Holy Terror” was about the life and works of Florence Nightingale. The role was played by Debbie Loeffler. Because of the integration of the grades, there was DRAMA CLUB: Row 1: T. Bush, C. Johnson, J. Graf, J. Rostvold, R. Holland, P. Schmitz, J. Bissen, J. Graf, J. Staggemeyer. Row 2: P. Welper, R. McCormick, E. Marnach, J. Briggs, D. Miller. Row 3: B. Meiners, G. Hendel, B. Rostvold, J. Wagner, B. Ryan, S. Heintz, D. Loeffler, T. Scholl, P. Johnson, L. Janikowski, D. Bulman. Row 4: Mr. Cannon, A. Puent, M. Frisch, D. Schultz, V. Esch, L. Peter, M. Bissen, T. Doering, J. Mid- dendorf, J. Peterson, S. Beutler, S. Stockman, T. Weichert, Mrs. Anderson. great versatility in the acting. People “behind the scenes” helped tremendously with the scenery, props, costumes, and advertising. Because of the success of the all-school play, another play, “The Matchmaker,” will be presented by the Drama Club in the spring. 43 eo) —0 ao) — 0 =o (0 pao) (0 ao 4 Barb and Steve, 1973 royalty, reign over prom. RIGHTS If WHITE SATIN ©)—10 pume -—10 Bao) — 0 Jae S—10 bao “Nights in White Satin” was the theme of the 1973 Junior-Senior prom. Juniors worked hard to produce a dazzling royal effect—complete with a fountain, and garden setting. A mirror-ball was used for the first time which pro- duced a starry effect. Refreshments were served by freshmen: Gail Wiebke, Laurie Buttell, Tom Danielson, and Bob Con- way. “Nassau” provided the music from 8:00 to 12:00. As always, the highlight of the eve ning was the crowning of the 1973 prom royalty—Queen Barbara Ryan and King Steve Buttell. A line from the popular theme song says: “Nights in White Satin, never reaching the end...” But sadly enough, this night had to come to an end, but not without many happy memories of a mag- ical night. ROYALTY. Seated, left to right: Debra Loeffler, Jean Peter, Queen Barb Ryan, King Steve Buttell, Mary Gaspard, Shirley Stoltz. Standing: Roger Holland, Gary Birkeland, Jay Rostvold, Bob Link. This year’s Senior High Choir under the direction of Mr. Dale McCurdy, consists of forty-one students in grades ten through twelve who were chosen by the director. Mr. McCurdy directs and Holly Doering accompanies the choir. 46 Senior High Choir Students Mr. McCurdy is assisted by various student accompan- The choir’s repertoire ranges from the pop-tune, “The Morning After”, to the secular “Adoramus Te Christe.” BASSES Gary Beardmore Melvin Davy Tom Doering Dan Goetzinger Tom Hoscheit Jeff Marnach Dave Otterson Jeff Pohlman Jay Rostvold Mike Schulte Kevin Welch TENORS Steve Bjergum Tony Doering Bill Gerdes Allen Heimerdinger Larry Janikowski Richard Konzem Mike McCarthy Vance Mitchell Perform a Variety of Selections The choir also performed a very special number, “‘O Two choir members, Steve Bjergum and Tom Doering, God Ill Sing Thy Praise Forever,” by Dale Grotenhuis and participated in All State Choir in the summer of 1973. dedicated especially to the Caledonia High Schoo! Choir, There is also a “Swing Choir,” a select group chosen 1973-74. from the various sections who perform popular songs at such events as weddings, games and concerts. SOPRANOS Sue Beutler Holly Doering Gail Dokken Cathy Esser Cheryl Johnson Manon Klug Janine Middendorf Mary Percuoco Joan Peterson Becky Rostvold Vicki Thompson ALTOS Maureen Bissen Jane Briggs : Laurie Ganrude Sue Heintz : Candy Holte Barb Johnson Gertrude Konzem Patty McManimon : Denise, Miller : Sue Schulte Kaye Wilhelm Mr. McCurdy gives helpful advice. 47 48 ALL-STATE CHOIR: T. Doering, S. Bjergum. SWING CHOIR: Row 1: M. Klug, T. Doering, L. Janikowski, G. Dokken. Row 2: K. Wilhelm, S. Heintz, H. Doering, M. Bissen. Row 3: S. Beutler, B. Rostvold. Row 4: M. Davy, J. Rostvold, D. Miller, D. Konzem, T. Doering. soy ys Si (20 GIRLS GLEE CLUB: Row 1: S. Becker, J. Denstad, D. Arnold, D. O’Heron, C. Nelson, J. Gavin, D. Spagl, G. Muenkel, C. Doering, J. Hir- schuber, D. Reed, D. Link. Row 2: J. Twite, S. Breeser, C. Moe, L. Reinhart, J. Amundson, S. Schiltz, A. O’Heron, C. Gilbertson, J. Heisler, J. Meiners, S. Noel, J. Voshart, P. Meyer. Row 3: A. Johnson, C. Skif ton, R. Maser, R. Christian, C. Colleran, R. Lien, A. Augedahl, M. Lange, S. Palen, L. Olson, M. Skadson, K. Kasten. NINTH-GRADE CHOIR: Row 1: S. Davy, J. Breeser, A. Bruening, H. Richards, P. Dierson, K. Hayes, D. Molling, M. Schutz, L. Becker, K. Link, P. Peterson, V. Bishop, C. Schuldt, L. Henke, C. Benson. Row 2: K. Bjorge, L. Klees, J. Heintz, J. Klug, B. Dierson, J. Mindrum, J. Roble, C. Guth, B. Dokken, K. Felten, C. Benson, C. Meiners, D. Schulze. Row 3: J. Leary, C. Potter, C. Fisch, M. Steffen, F. Palen, D. Miller, M. Manhart, M. Lampert, D. Steele, G. Guillien, T. Doering, P. Augedahl, M. Goetzinger, S. Goetzinger, D. Peterson. EIGHTH-GRADE CHOIR: Row 1: C. Vetsch, M. Sullivan, M. Reining, T. Steele, J. Rommes, M. Thillen, P. Wruck, J. Riker, S. Colsch, C. Cold- water, T. Austin, P. Mindrum, S. Ranzenberger, L. Burmester. Row 2: M. Eglington, J. Huff, L. Schiltz, J. Shuda, J. Johnson, A. Becker, J. Law- son, K. Neuman, A. Mahle, L. Inglett, P. Giblin, K. Chiglo, L. Privet, M. Henze, S. Hauser, T. Miller. Row 3: A. Thompson, J. Schuldt, D. Engen, S. Myhre, K. Serres, D. Nelson, J. Link, C. Benson, J. Mulvenna, D. Rask, W. Myhre, T. Steele, D. Hauser, G. Thimmesch, B. Nuckles, N. Serres, Row 4: S. Connor, T. Gantenbein, T. Rohrer, D. DeWall, D. Meyer, S. Kurk, P. Erickson, B. Stoltz, S. Fruechte, D. Miller, M. Hirschuber, D. Keis, D. Gran, S. Lapham, J. Forschler, J. Schulte, R. Meiners, B. Augedahl, T. Lange. SEVENTH-GRADE CHOIR: Row 1: N. Koenig, C. Noel, M. Goetzinger, T. McKee, S. Ideker, S. Amundson, W. Summers, K. Meyer, K. Schroed- er, B. Neuman, J. Reinhart, N. Rohrer, S. Betz, N. Rask, J. Koel, J. Merzenich. Row 2: D. Twite, G. Crane, D. Hasleiet, B. Nuckles, D. Steele, R. Guillien, D. Wager, R. Ford, J. Olafson, J. Heimerdinger, S. Schellsmidt, M. Goetzinger, M. Merzenich, J. Stoltz, N. Fisch, C. Schiltz, J. Burg, T. Rostvold, A. Erickson. Row 3: M. Connor, J. Flannery, C. Driscoll, K. Traff, B. Rice, D. Lager, D. Maier, J. Nielson, J. Benson, C. Rivera, J. Heb- erlein, C. Meiners, K. DeWitt, M. Hosch, L. Reinhart, J. Rommes, L. Nelson, J. Wohlers, C. Coldwater. Row 4: S. Serres, M. Klinski, J. Sinclair, D. Moe, D. Burroughs, B. Bauer, J. Christain, J. Chiglo, D. Richards, T. Serres, S. Schulte, J. Twite, M. Jennings, D. O’Heron, M. Schellsmidt, M. Steele, P. Buttell, R. Toomey. 49 Concert Band Takes | SENIOR HIGH BAND: Row 1: J. Pohiman, trombone; J. Bissen, trombone; K. Deters, trombone; T. Denstad, trombone; C. Schuttemeier, trom- bone; M. Noel, trombone; M. Richardson, trombone; S. Heintz, baritone; K. Kennedy, bass clarinet; H. Doering, alto saxophone; V. Thompson, alto clarinet. Row 2: A. Meyer, clarinet; V. Rommes, clarinet: B. Kuecker, clarinet; N. Guillaume, clarinet; R. Wohlers, clarinet; P. Chiglo, trom- bone; J. Middendorf, baritone; B. Gerdes, baritone; C. Kies, alto clarinet: K. Privet, tenor saxophone. Row 3: T. Scholl, percussion; J. LeJeune, percussion; S. Theobold, percussion; S. Becker, percussion; D. Schultz, baritone; K. Quinnell, tenor saxophone; B. Johnson, percussion; M. Jahn, baritone saxophone; K. Schroeder, clarinet; R. Schoh, clarinet; S. Palen, bass clarinet: S. Schiltz, percussion. Row 4: L. Pohlman, alto clarinet; L. Lapham, tenor saxophone; M. Schroeder, trombone; K. Ballard, tuba; T. Huff, trombone: T. Gensmer, tuba; P. Beitlich, trombone; S. Adams, alto saxophone; P. Pongratz, alto saxophone; J. Hauser, bass clarinet; T. Peter, tenor saxophone; J. Miller, bass clarinet. The Concert Marching Band got a new look this year when the Band Parents Association purchased new uniforms. They were late in arriving; but once the new uniforms arrived, everyone expressed admiration for them. Again this year the marching band did a fine job in competition to add still more awards to the trophy case. Throughout the year the band members have been busy practicing concert numbers, contest numbers, and solo and ensemble numbers. They should also be applauded for their fine pep band performances at pep rallies and basketball games. . At the pops concert this year the band members tried a money-making project that was new to this school. They held a parcel post sale. Each band member sent out cards to different parts of the country asking people to send parcels that they could sell; then at the concert, the packages were auctioned off. The project proved quite successful. The Concert Band sent three of its members to participate in All-State Band this past summer. They were Kris Ballard, tuba player, Kari Schroeder, clarinet player, and Margie Jahn, baritone saxophone player. Mr. Earp, the director of this fine group of musicians, and all the members in the band deserve our rec- ognition and support. SENIOR HIGH BAND: Row 1: V. Guillaume, percussion; K. Burmester, flute; S. Aasum, clarinet; T. McCormick, clarinet; L. Peter, clarinet; S. Beutler, clarinet; S. Schulze, clarinet; J. Thiele, clarinet; M. Meyer, clarinet; S. Schroeder, trumpet; T. Fruechte, trumpet; Row 2: D. Krueger, percussion; E. VonArx, percussion; H. Seekins, flute; C. Schulze, flute; K. Jore, flute; B. Heiller, flute; J. Klug, flute; B. Robson, flute; M. Doucet, piccolo; D. Link, clarinet; P. Welper, clarinet; S. Kruckow, trumpet; T. Guth, trumpet. Row 3: T. Hoscheit, percussion, S. Buttell, percussion; D. Potter, percussion; C. Johnson, clarinet; K. Wilhelm, oboe; R. McCormick, oboe; A. Weymiller, bassoon; J. Briggs, french horn; J. Esch, french horn; J. Meyer, french horn; J. Wagner, french horn; C. Feil, french horn; K. Schroeder, french horn. Row 4: M. Ingvalson, trumpet; S. Olson, trumpet; P. Mindrum, trumpet; G. Dokken, trumpet; M. Deters, trumpet; R. Welper, trumpet; L. Horn, trumpet; V. Mitchell, trumpet; B. Von- Arx, trumpet; G. trumpet; D. Nelson, trumpet; T. Gensmer, trumpet; D. Gerdes, trumpet. Not pictured: S. Bjergum, tuba; B. Ryan, french horn ™. Stapleton, trombo ALL-STATE BAND: LEFT: K. Bal- lard, K. Schroeder, M. Jahn. BANDROOM HELPERS: RIGHT: Row 1: K. Schroeder, V. Guilliame. Row 2: L. Vetsch, S. Schulze, M. Jahn. Row 3: T. Denstad, J. Pohl- man, K. Ballard. Cadet Band. CADET BAND: Row 1: R. Fried, S. Ideker, C. Noel, T. McKee, L. Forschler, R. Ford, J. Heimerdinger, J. Schoh, H. Burrichter. Row 2: L. Schmitz, C. Doering, M. Ingvalson, C. Hartley, M. Bauer, A. Deters, S. Danaher, D. Becker, L. McEllery, C. Meiners, C. Ferkingstad, L. Wohl- ers, K. Fruechte, L. Cannon, D. Goetzinger, C. Wagner. Row 3: S. Erickson, D. Miller, M. Betz, D. Eikens, L. Krech, J. Earp, V. Denstad, S. ; Esch, S. Birkeland, D. Russert, J. Flannery, R. Engen, T. Miller. Row 4: C. Hoscheit, D. Feil, G. Walhovd, K. Rice, S. Jore, S. Deters, L. Mullins, J. Esch, P. Schroeder, A. Hoscheit, R. Heiller, E. Deters, J. Hefte, J. Poston. Row 5: Mr. Vaver, K. Fruechte, L. Welper, J. Potter, Y. Wohlers, L. Schroeder, R. Esch, R. Betz. Varsity Band ker es coe VARSITY BAND: Row 1: K. Hendel, C. Schuldt. Row 2: B. Dokken, M. Anderson, K. Chiglo, D. Klug, G. Schroeder, B. Privet, C. Betz, A. Mahle, C. Potter, P. Hendel. Row 3: C. Stapleton, J. Mulvenna, M. Sullivan, L. Esch, K. Ideker, J. McCormick, E. Kennedy, D. Merzenick, H. Meisch, J. Ingvalson, B. Schuldt, J. Link, M. Deters, N. Von Arx, G. Hendel. Row 4: S. Horn, J. Roble, J. Beutler, L. Privet, A. Thompson, M. Smerud, S. Stapleton, A. Hendel, J. Mulvenna, D. Meyer, C. Guth, A. Poston, L. Kramer, B. Dierson, L. Schmitz, D. Becker, C. Inglett, J. John- son, J. Shuda, S. Myhre, D. Hartley, C. Schmitz. Row 5: T. Traff, R. Myhre, R. Aasum, M. Guillaume, D. Otterson, D. Pongratz, C. Kuecker, L. Corpstein, R. Carlson, J. Huff, D. LeJeune, L. Lapham, R. Neumann, S. Halverson, T. Fried, J. Renslo, C. Schroeder, D. Bauer, L. Kinneberg. Row 6: D. Loeffler, S. Nelson, M. Holland, T. Miller, C. Vetsch, D. Krueger, M. Colleran, D. Miller, D. Welper, S. Hosch, Mr. Vaver. JAZZ BAND—Row L: Mr. Vaver, director; S. Buttell, drums. Row 2: M. Holland, drums; D. Potter, keyboard; P. Pongratz, saxophone; C. Schulze, . flute; T. Peter, saxophone. Row 3: R. Carlson, trumpet; S. Bjergum, persussion; L. Kinneberg, trombone; P. Chiglo, trombone; H. Doering, saxo- phone; S. Adams, saxophone; T. Gensmer, trumpet; M. Jahn, saxophone; G. Danaher, trumpet; D. Otterson, guitar. Row 4: K. Ballard, bass; T. Huff, trombone; P. Beitlich, trombone; M. Stapleton, trombone; D. Nelson, trumpet; T. Guth, trumpet; T. Denstad, trombone; B. Von Arx, trumpet. Jazz Band °74 Caledonia Jazz Band had many new faces to replace fourteen seniors that graduated last spring. The new members worked hard and by November were ready for the Miester- singer Jazz festival where they were picked as one of the bands for the evening concert. The band has done several concerts and festivals during the year and at this writing is considering a third album. During March the band combined with the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse Tribe to do a benefit concert for the Day Activities Center. ccessory Band Personnel A lg I ¥ il tH HH I i HH The CHS marching band is more than a group of i a also includes the banner people playing instruments. It | i i : i CCeS- These a and majorettes. sory personnel identify, lead and signal the band. Wheth- and flag carriers, drill team i i tlh HH ching in a parade or a half time show, the girls show unending ability to perform routines with the 5 mar er it GE2E QQ = ie] we = =x re) x a 3 BANNER CARRIERS: Sheryl Meiners, Cindy Meiners, Jane Meyer. TWIRLERS: J. Wagner, E. Marnach, P. Chiglo, D. Link, D. Armold. band. We should all take pride in these girls for without them our band would lack identity. 56 1 i it rep i id hl hit it rile itl I ! i i i i j I mein eS i : i i i : ; i I i i i : ; i iH itl fi sislads Mh A i fh HHH HHH SHURA Hut ili if if 4 i ehske ith 4 i TAREATRERE SRR. RE TRIRERR Sage Pd mee Sane, RNR EE Sale LP RR EC TRAM PRE Kei Hep iee $0; CUE, MEMES. LAF 5 WR Sec, MR FLAG CARRIERS: M. Lange, A. O’Heron, J. Wagner, D. Bjorge, C. Skifton, D. Massman, C. Colleran, C. Nelson. TOMAHAWK STAFF: B. Ryan, J. Briggs, R. McCormick, M. Jahn, D. Loeffler, M. Klug, D. Hajek. Everybody Likes a Yearbook A yearbook is something very spe- cial. The 1974 Tomahawk was put together by dedicated and willing stu- dents under the competent direction of fine advisors, working both during school days and even sometimes on days off. It is not uncommon to see 7 the business managers sacrificing noon hours to boost the sale of yearbooks. A yearbook is a memory in itself as we look back on our school years and remember mostly the good times. The °74 Tomahawk is one of the best pieces of nostalgia to come out of C.H.S. Whether you’re a custodian, student, principal or teacher, everyone likes a yearbook. Advisor Mrs. Pongratz with Senior Editors A. Weymiller and J. Carl- son. | 58 (om Advisor Mr. Renslo with Business Managers J. Peter and J. Wagner. Junior Editors S. Schiltz and J. Albert. 59 60 Na, icine icaalaeersO SMOKE SIGNAL STAFF-—Row 1: K. Maser, B. Ryan, B. Meyer, M. Knutson, J. Wagner, C. Feil, P. Welper. Row 2: J. Bissen, S. Schell- smidt, R. McCormick, D. Lager, C. Holte, J. Meiners, L. Peter. Row 3: M. Schroeder, M. Jahn, S. Beutler, A. Puent, M. Bissen, M. McCor- mick, J. Graf. Row 4: J. Rostvold, K. Kennedy, P. Beitlich. 1973-74 Senior editors T. Weichert and T. Doering with Mrs. Ohl, - Swingin’ Junior editors K. Schroeder and S. Adams. advisor. ‘ame eee CC SF WOE eve . es ‘o EIC P 0 Kee. SLPS Ve ' SA. 7 = I y7 YAO Ss SH Yeo Pod ee a Deer) Bhs vases AIG peer 6) féee fave | Hoje hs lave LZ for oF ¢ on BO ith poo pear peso” wy. Pig te, sf “hy = (A107 we g Vo PE a aie a O i be Fie : aes Ga Le J 206 of a? Although few people realize it, get- ting the Smoke Signal ready for publi- cation takes a lot of time and hard | work. Everyone has put some work in it. Each one has a special job. The junior and senior editors and the supervisor put long hours in seeing that the right stories are put in and in actually creat- ing the paper. Of course, these people couldn’t do anything without the reporters, typists, and photographers. Without them, the job would be a very slow process. Even though a lot of work goes into the Smoke Signal, so does a lot of fun and satisfaction. LE TE SSA a seems tomer daeniics, ae re, eee eee - FHA: Row 1: J. Petersen, T. Kubitz, T. Weichert, L. Peter, D. Richards, M. Meyer. Row 2: R. McCormick, L. Vetsch, E. Neumann, J. Carlson, G. Hendel, M. Anderson, B. Middendorf, C. Middendorf, G. Schroeder, B. Privet, L. Horn. FHA 1973-1974: Action in FHA during the school year takes place in the form of charity work for rest homes, caroling during the Holidays, and group activities. Some girls also attend District and State meetings where new developments in FHA | are discussed. FHA does produce an opportunity for fun and involvement. FHA OFFICERS: Row I: L. Vetsch—Parliamentarian Historian, $. Beutler—Songleader, L. Horn —President, C. Kuecker—Secretary. Row 2: Mrs. Hollatz—advisor, J. Carlson—Vice-President, P. Welper—Treasurer. FHA: Row 1: S. Palen, P. McManimon, S. Schiltz, D. Klankowski, S. Beutler, M. Bissen, J. Ingvalson, J. Wagner. Row 2: J. Davy, L. Reinhart, C. Leary, S. Stoltz, B. Ryan, S. Grohman, C. Holte, C. Kuecker, M. Manhart, S. Horn. ey fo 7 ] y. (Lf 4 y WLU, 4wer f AYA’ c Ze If wh OL 7 Lat A yet AANA Le ave Z ( er ‘4, 4 f Li aut oF MNewov yA ; LY y f ] ep 5 prbogbly ee ee LOM iL, © bed Luck Ue che ff WA —_ OFFICERS. Kneeling: M. Schroeder, Program of Work Chairman; B. Myhre, Reporter. Standing: Mr. Maier, Advisor; M. Schroeder, Vice-Presi- dent; M. Klinski, Activities Director; E. Klankowski, Sentinel; J. Dibley, Secretary; S. Stoltz, Sweetheart: D. Kruse, President; G. Lager, Parlia- mentarian; M. Ingvalson, Treasurer; Mr. Kraabel, Advisor. 2, . §e 8) oe Pd YW - The Caledonia FFA has increased its membership by 35 per cent in the last three years. In May, Caledonia had a special honor as the State Sweetheart, Madge Stapleton of Caledonia, was crowned during the state convention. Presi- dent Devoine Kruse presented her with the state sweetheart jacket. In June, another chapter member, Jim Dibley, partici- pated in the People-to-People Goodwill Tour to Europe along with twenty-three other Minnesota FFA’ers. In October, six members attended the National FFA convention in Kansas City, Missouri, bringing back new ideas and new enthusiasm for the organization. This year the money-making project carried out by the : FFA was a Corn Drive. The money earned by this project was given to Camp Winnebago. | In addition to this, the FFA has a basketball team and goes snowmobiling in the winter. In the spring, the FFA have a banquet at which the new Officers are sworn in. The new chapter sweetheart is given a special place of honor. This year Shirley Stoltz was chosen. The banquet, which is given some assistance by the mothers and served by the FHA, always has a large atten- Devoine Kruse, chapter president, presented Madge Staple- dance. ton, State Sweetheart, with jacket at convention in May. 64 FFA—ABOVE: Row 1: D. Bolduan. Row 2: K. Kuecker, D. Tewes, C. Davy, E. Klankowski, S. Stoltz, Chapter Sweetheart; D. Kruse, C. Schut- temeier, J. Vetsch. Row 3: B. Gerdes, J. Dibley, T. Fruechte, L. Lapham, M. Klinski, T. Holty, M. Schroeder. Row 4: D. Goetzinger, B. Schoh, M. Schroeder, D. Reinhart, K. Deters, P. Schellsmidt, B. Myhre, J. Meyer, A. Heberlein. Row 5: M. Ingvalson, J. Davy, R. Meyer. BELOW: Row 1: D. Meiners, P. Gavin, G. Meyer, D. Gerdes, G. Miller, C. Betz, S. Kruckow, J. Hoscheit, D. Meiners, D. O’Heron, R. Vetsch. Row 2: J. Heintz, M. Davy, N. Balentine, G. Schuldt, S. Becker, J. Voshart, D. Engen, C. Kruse, B. Kuecker, G. Vetsch. Row 3: P. Gerardy, M. Noel, M. Deters, P. Deters, K. Meyer, G. Bulman, J. Stoltz, G. Lager, R. Klinski. Row 4: R. Steele, S. Theobold, J. Skarboszewski, A. Schuldt, J. Rud, T. Klein, S. Dibley, D. Peterson, J. Kuecker. SPEECH—V. Mitchell, K. Schroeder, J. Albert, S. Adams, T. Weichert, M. Bissen, R. McCormick, D. Loeffler, J. Bissen. Speech Contest Receives Much Enthusiasm - On March 13, 1973, Caledonia held its local speech contest. The winners then advanced to Sub-District competi- tion held in Mabel. Twenty-nine CHS students participated, and nine went on to District in LaCrescent. Caledonia had three representatives at Regional competition, and two went all the way to State competition. They were Rita Kosse and Maureen Bissen, both entered in Extemporaneous Reading. CHS showed great variety in their selections. Readings were on such things as war, Women’s Lib, excerpts from plays, both serious and humorous, prose, and poetry. There was also story-telling, discussion, and original and non-original oratory. R. Kosse and M. Bissen, participants in the State speech contest. 66 ee ee ge eee re mip BE A ge ie yrmynee ye a 2 ROR ORR a ce. Jo x ea ee byt OATES Oy e ‘ ; $ « Briggs, Mrs. Schwartzhoff, director. ONE ACT PLAY—Row 1: P. Schmitz, J. Graf, J. Rostvold. Row 2: S. Heintz, T. Doering, J. Jail Cell Setting For One-Act Play On January 19, six CHS students pre- sented the One-Act Play “Hello Out There” in Houston for Sub-District com- petition. The play, by William Saroyan, takes place in a jail cell where a young man (Peter Schmitz) is being held prisoner, un- justly accused of rape. He makes friends with a lonely young girl (Jane Briggs) and soon they have a very special relationship. The woman who yelled rape (Susan Heintz) insists on a punishment for the innocent man, and her demands are met by her husband (Joe Graf), assisted by Jay Rostvold and Tom Doering. They soon put a quick and pain. ful end to the short-lived relationship be- tween the prisoner and the lonely girl. But not before the prisoner gives her a very special gift. Debators Win Trophy at Winona Tournament Resolved: That the Federal Government should provide tournament winning the third place trophy. This was the first a program for the employment of all employable United trophy won in 60 years of debating. States citizens living in poverty. This was the high school de- The affirmative team, Carl Simons and Jim Graf, won bate topic for 1973-1974. four debates during the season. The negative team manned Our CHS debators took part in tournaments at New by Larry Janikowski and Scott Schroeder won five debates. Ulm where they got a 3-3 record and at St. Olaf College in Mrs. Simons was their fine coach. Northfield. They were also quite successful at the Winona 67 68 oe —— 4 , y 5. RUIN YI Fe non . RRNA ROI LOGAN | zs ence ly ; HIGH QUIZ BOWL TEAM: J: Dibley, P. Welper, P. Wagner. The High Quiz Bowl team of 1973-74 consisted of Se- niors Jim Dibley, Pam Welper, Juniors John Rauk, Peter Wagner, and alternate Paul Wagner. Caledonia has participated in High Quiz Bowl since its start three years ago. The program is patterned after College Bowl, with area high school students competing for scholar- ships awarded by Viterbo College and First Federal of La- Crosse. Coached by Mrs. Anderson, the team won three times and then has retired as undefeated champions, returning in the spring to compete against other undefeated teams. Quiz Bowl coach Mrs. Anderson and alternate P. Wagner. National Honor Society a weet x HONOR SOCIETY—Row 1: A. Weymiller, W. Gerdes, G. Birkeland, J. Dibley, D. Loeffler, A. Weymiller, M. McCarthy. Row 2: J. Peter, P. Pon- gratz, S. Burmester, S. Adams, J. Klug, D. Otterson, D. Potter. Row 3: J. Petersen, P. Drogemuller, R. Holland, A. Thimmesch, J. Wagner, M. Bissen, T. Weichert, P. Schmitz. Row 4: B. Ryan, J. Meyer, J. Middendorf, P. Welper, L. Peter, P. McManimom, K. Schroeder. The Caledonia Chapter of the National Honor Society are then compiled and averaged out. The students with the includes eight juniors and twenty-one seniors, some of who highest average are named to the society. It is required that were elected as juniors. the student has a B average or above. All juniors and seniors are graded by the faculty on Each member is given a gold pin and a certificate, scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Their scores noting his or her participation in National Honor Society. J. Eikens and M. McCarthy show their entries in the 1974 Science Fair. SENIOR HIGH GRA: Row 1: A. Thimmesch—Vice President, A. Weymiller—President, M. Klug—Secretary-Treasurer. Row 2: M. Gaspard, J. Wag- ner, T. Weichert, J. Peter, D. Miller, E. Marnarch, M. Opsahl, K. Wilhelm, S. Heintz, J. Briggs. Row 3: R. Wohlers, L. Buttell, L. Peter, C. John- son, B. Rostvold, C. Middendorf, D. Bulman, J. Staggemeyer, R. McCormick. Row 4: C. Colleran, J. Gavin, C. Steele, D. Carlson, V. Thompson, G. Muenkel, D. Loeffler, J. Carlson, M. Jahn, L. Olson. Row 5: S. Aasum, C. Kies, B. Heiller, L. Meyer, J. Meyer, J. Middendorf, B. Meyer, A. Weymiller, J. Albert. Row 6: D. Schultz, K. Jacobson, D. Lager, G. Wiebke, B. Kuecker, K. Quinnell, N. Guillaume, H. Burg, V. Esch, J. Meiners, J. Thiele. Row 7: D. Bjorge, S. Meiners, K. Schroeder, V. Rommes, G. Dokken, C. Meiners, B. Ryan, M. Bissen, S. Beutler, J. Wagner, P. Chiglo. Row 8: L. Kurk, J. Esch, J. Wagner, S. Schulze, A. Meyer, J. Hauser, J. Denstad, C. Doering, S. Palen, P. McManimon, S. Schiltz. Senior High GRA With the expansion of the extramural sports program, the GRA limited its activities this year to just four. There was a bake sale at the home gymnastics meet which brought in funds for the GRA treasury. An out-of-town swimming party and a mother-daughter night were held in the spring. Mrs. Bud Marnach was chosen “GRA Mother of the Year.” She was invited to par- ticipate in all GRA sponsored activities. In May, the annual GRA picnic was held in Beaver State Park. JUNIOR HIGH GRA: OFFICERS: Row 1: C. Benson, V. President; C. Schuldt, President; B. Dokken, Secretary-Treasurer. Row 2: J. Huff, M. Henze, C. Benson, L. Schiltz, J. Link, J. Lawson, J. Mulvenna, P. Peterson, C. Guth, K. Link, S. Coldwater, R. Fried. Row 3: K. Chiglo, M. Rein- ing, T. Austin, M. Welscher, B. Diersen, C. Coldwater, T. Rommes, L. Reinhart, N. Rohrer, J. Rommes, M. Sullivan. Row 4: A. Becker, C. Schiltz, N. Fisch, J. Burg, R. Ford, J. Mulvenna, N. Koenig, L. Henke, L. Becker, J. Roble, L. Privet, P. Giblin. Row 5: A. Thompson, K. Hendel, J. Reinhart, J. Leary, D. Miller, C. Stapleton, M. Keonig, B. Bishop, D. Molling, J. Mindrum, M. Anderson, S. Hauser. Row 6: T. Miller, M. Smer- ud, K. Schroeder, J. Heintz, J. Klug, D. Schulze, J. Breeser, P. Denstad, N. VonArx, L. Kinnenberg, S. Horn, B. Ferkingstad. Row 7: S. Myhre, P. Diersen, C. Fisch, L. Kramer, L. Nelson, J. Scholl, A. Eglinton, B. Privet, D. Merzenich, D. Richards, B. Middendorf, D. Hartley. Row 8: J. John- son, J. Shuda, J. Schuldt, C. Noel, D. Goetzinger, K. Wagner, E. Wohlers, K. Meyer, C. Meiners, H. Meisch, K. Bjorge, G. Schroeder, G. Hendel, C. Potter, M. Deters. Junior High GRA 71 JUNIOR HIGH: Row 1: J. Walhovd, C. Schroeder, P. JUNIOR HIGH: Row 1: R. Toomey, J. Mulvenna, S. Jore, C. Rivera. Row 2: Hendel, B. Vinson. Row 2: C. Benson, K. Hendel, K. Ser- N. Fisch, J. Stoltz, J. Benson, J. Schell. Row 3: L. Nelson, N. Koeing, R. Ford, res, M. Smerud. Row 3: J. Mulvenna, J. Link, J. Lawson, M. Housch. Row 4: C. Wagner, J. Burg, C. Coldwater, J. Merzeniceh. Row 5: L. Schiltz. Row 4: L. Wohlers, B. Ferkingstad, D. Engen, J. Christian, D. Lager, C. Driscoll, B. Neumann. Row 6: L. Cremer, K. Rice, J. J. Esch. Row 5: J. Forschler, D. Hauser, G. Klug, D. Renslo, D. Wagner, K. Meyer. Pongratz. Row 6: S. Fruechte, J. Frisch, R. Fried. SENIOR HIGH: Row 1: H. Burg, A. Burg, K. Kennedy, J. Klug, V. Bulman, M. Knutson, M. Frisch, S. Utke. Row 2: K. Schwartzhoff, C. Beck, J. Staggemeyer, D. Bulman, J. Davy, D. Klankowski, J. Welscher, J. Hammell. Row 3: Miss Nelson—advisor, S. Stokman, B. Meiners, D. Carlson, C. Holte, M. Bissen, S. Beutler, R. McCormick. Row 4: R. Esch, J. Eikens, T. Guth, M. McCormick. Bienvenidos alumnos a las horas encantadas de Espafol FE] Club De Espanol was led this year by the new Spanish teacher, Miss Nelson. She brought many new ideas to the club to aid in their parties and meetings. A “fiesta” was held for every holiday or occasion, and the members worked on pinatas and varieties of Spanish treats. Hay Muche De Hacer En Club De Espanol! : OFFICERS: M. Bissen—Treas.; K. Kennedy—V. Pres.; R. McCormick—Pres.; S. Beutler— Sec: 73 Cheerleaders I i i i Wi i i i i i HE 3 dl i HHH HLA Be | : hi | il it i i ; ur i ua a nt gw A-SQUAD FOOTBALL: Front: S. Adams, C. Feil, B. Ryan, M. Lange. Back: J. Wagner, J. Peter. Cheerleading is more than what meets the eye of the spectator at a game or meet. The CHS cheerleaders lead the and games, student body with a bright smile at pep fests meets. they and tickets to Besides practicing many hours after school, away games. With lots of enthusiasm and some original art- 3 candles worked hard selling peanut brittle, they decorated the halls with their spirit posters and work signs. We should all be proud of our cheerleaders and join in with their “Caledonia Hats Off To Thee!” A-SQUAD WRESTLING: Front: C. Feil. Back: S. Schiltz, R. Schoh, D. Arnold, J. Peter. A-SQUAD BASKETBALL: J. Wagner, T. Weichert, P. Chiglo, K. Jennings, B. Ryan. - siniisincntrarecccnctnca eC meocrrmeathose eons sets ' i ee Ne enn nics oat aay B SQUAD BASKETBALL: B. Dokken, V. Rommes, G. Wiebke, L. Kurk, C. Schuldt. Go Team Go M. Henze. ESTLING: K. Link, K. Schroeder, G. Dokken, K. Chiglo B SQUAD WR 76 C. H. S. Mat Maids MAT MAIDS: Row 1: V. Esch, A. Weymiller, V. Bulman, A. Burg, P. McManimon, J. Amundson, J. Meiners. Row 2: B. Kuecker, L. Buttell, M. Jahn, A. O’Heron, K. Burmester, L. Peter, C. Steele, A. Weymiller. Row 3: J. Thiele, J. Wagner, S. Noel, A. Augedahl, J. Heisler, C. Doering, R. Wohlers, L. Nelson, S. Adams. } MAT MAIDS: In its third year, the Caledonia Mat Maids have | become a well-organized and select group of 25 girls. . Mat Maids put in many hours of work welcoming visiting | teams and keeping score and timing at tournaments. To raise money | they sponsored a bake sale. This year for the first time, Mat Maids have special shirts in gold and black with their names on them and “Caledonia Mat Maids” on the back. | The 1973-74 officers are: President, Linda Peter; President Elect, Ann Augedahl; Secretary, Margie Jahn; Treasurer, Patty Mc- | Manimon; Sergeant-at-arms, Liz Nelson. eee —— eee — 1973-1974 | Fi ie ode pale ea ae ie ee eee SENIORS: Row 1: K. Ballard, G. Birkeland, J. Dibley, B. Link, J. Graf, G. Moe, T. Gens- mer, M. McCarthy, J. Dahlberg. Row 2: C. Schuttemeier, L. Jacobson, R. Holland, S. Schellsmidt, M. Richardson, M. Koenig, P. Schmitz. Row 3: T. Doering, M. Schroeder, D. Gavin, J. Freeman. Row 4: G. Meiners, B. Schoh, J. Rostvold, J. Wiebke. Tope 1. Link, P. Drogemuller. a- GF SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN: Row 1: T. Danielson, R. Carlson. Row 2: D. Myhre, B. Moe. Row 3: D. Meyer, M. Schulte. Row 4: G. Kramer, G. Meyer. Top: B. Conway. il Lettermen i | ) ] 4 JUNIORS: Row 1: B. VonArx, P. Beitlich, T. Huff, T. Schieber, D. Otterson, G. Beard- more, J. Sweeney, T. Hoscheit. Row 2: L. Besse, R. Esch, D. Johnson, J. Marnach, D. Gavin. Row 3: T. Doering, S. Rohrer, L. Ranzenberger, P. Schellsmidt, G. Danaher. Row 4: R. Denstad, L. Klemp. Row 1: B. Johnson, D. Schmitz. Row 2: J. | McCarthy, T. Guth, T. Gensmer, T. Hoscheit. Row 3: P. Augedahl. Row 4: B. Schiltz. 79 I ies aa Warriors Capture District I Title To Become Fifth in State WE THEY WINONA COTTER a2 SPRING VALLEY 0 SPRING GROVE 30 LEWISTON 28 PETERSON Rie) MABEL-CANTON 38 LACRESCENT 14 RUSHFORD 4s HOUSTON PX) DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP PRESTON 22 A-SQUAD FOOTBALL: Row 1: Manager B. Schiltz, T. Hoscheit, M. Schulte, B. Johnson, D. Engen, R. Massman, D. Mhyre, B. Moe, B. Schiltz, D. Hurley, D. Schmitz, T. Guth, R. Welper, K. Hayes, T. Gensmer, Manager J. Freeman. Row 2: Manager T. Doering, Manager D. Giblin, C. Schutte- meier, D. Potter, L. Besse, M. McCormick, L. Ranzenberger, L. Klemp, D. Gavin, K. Deters, J. Marnach, T. Hoscheit, S. Rohrer, R. Kubitz, J. Sweeney, T. Danielson, B. Conway, K. Ballard, Manager R. Denstad, Coach Mullins. Row 3: Coach Moen, Coach Percuoco, L. Jacobson, J. Weibke M. McCarthy, J. Rostvold, J. Graf, R. Holland, P. Schmitz, G. Beardmore, T. Schieber, D. Johnson, T. Doering, D. Benson, G. Birkeland, D. Otter- son, G. Moe, T. Stapleton, R. Dehning, S. Schellsmidt, B. Link. The Caledonia Warriors, coached by Mr. Felix Percuoco, Mr. Ron Moen, and Mr. Terry Mullins, had their best season ever as they captured both the Root River and the District 1 Championships. Caledonia opened their season by beating Winona Cotter. Then came their only defeat of the season at the hands of Spring Valley, 14-0. Caledonia then won eight in a row. One of the toughest tests was against LaCrescent where Cale- donia won in overtime 14-12. After beating Houston, the Warriors had sole pos- session of the Root River Conference for the first time since 1968. This allowed them to play Preston for the District 1 Championship. They ended the season rated fifth in the state in Class “B”, one place short of playing for the State Championship. The Warriors scored 266 points while giving up only 94 points. The Warriors had six selections for All-Conference. They were seniors Gary Birkeland, Joe Graf, Roger Holland, Bob Link, Greg Moe, and Steve Schellsmidt. They also had three honorable mention: David Benson, David Otterson, and Tom Stapleton. Although losing sixteen seniors, there will be 17 returning lettermen to make up the nucleus of the 74-75 Warrior team. Bob Link, LaCrosse Tribune Coulee Region Player of the Year for 1973, ended the season with a three year rushing total of 3,657 yards. He carried the ball 266 times for 1,724 yards this season for a 6.5 average, and also won the league scoring title for the third straight year. He was three times named to the all-Root River team, and was an honorable men- tion all-Minnesota player this : year. 3 : SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS: Row 1: B. Link, S. Schellsmidt, T. Doering, M. McCarthy, T. Stapleton, R. Dehning. Row 2: J. Rostvold, K. Ballard, J. Graf, G. Moe, L. Jacobson. Row 3: C. Schutte- meier, J. Wiebke, R. Holland, P. Schmitz. Row 4: G. Birkeland. Pe as wi BS AAAS ve Feces eee = Ae Ey pane me af ciel, Pegi A LIN LOT ME TE. Wel wisn OFFENSE: L. Jacobson, S. Schellsmidt, T. Schieber, J. Graf, G. Moe, D. Otterson, G. Beardmore, R. Holland, B. Link, T. Stapleton, R. Dehn- ing. fap | eee ee eee mes ee 3 r ‘ a ee vanes : aie ns So mae == } . a i S cre: Rice eee o eee | Ke . Be ew are ? oe aa a a ak RII, aaa soe DEFENSE: S. Rohrer, J. Rostvold, G. Birkeland, D. Benson, J. Weibke, J. Graf, M. McCarthy, T. Doering, B. Conway, C. Schuttemeier, P. Schmitz. Defense Leads B Squad to Unbeaten Season ae a MES ye RE Rd isc es bh B-SQUAD FOOTBALL —Row 1: Manager B. Schiltz, K. Hayes, M. McCormick, M. Schulte, R. Massman, D. Engen, D. Myhre, T. Gensmer, B. Johnson, B. Schiltz, B. Moe, D. Schmitz, D. Hurley, L. Besse, R. Welper. Row 2: Coach Moen, R. Kubitz, J. Marnach, K. Deters, D. Gavin, L. Klemp, L. Ranzenberger, J. Sweeney, T. Guth, K. Ballard, D. Potter, T. Hoscheit, T. Danielson, D. Johnson, T. Hoscheit, Manager D. Giblin. 84 Freshmen Unbeaten in Conference Play FRESHMAN FOOTBALL-Row 1: T. Schellsmidt, M. Bolduan, D. O’Heron, R. Aasum, S. Zimmerman, S. Hosch, B. Mallory, D. Meiners. Row 2: W. Burmester, S. Bolduan, R. Ganrude, S. Dibley, C. Kruse, K. Ranzenberger, S. Welscher, D. Renslo. Row 3: Manager D. Welper, L. Rohde, M. VonArx, G, Vetsch, D. Meyer, W. Lapham, M. Christian, G. Kramer, P. Augedahl, Coach Owens. 7 and 8 Graders End Season with a 10-2 Record 7th AND 8th GRADE FOOTBALL—Row 1: J. Chiglo, J. Twite, D. Gran, G. Bauer, T. Schiltz, Z. Middendorf, J. Nielsen, R. Klug, J. Hefte, K. Fruechte, M. Heaney. Row 2: D. Bauer, G. Klug, D. Moe, S. Kurk, W. Augedahl, T. Rohrer, S. Schulte, D. Burroughs, J. Frisch, D. Otterson, J. Christian, T. Gallagher. Row 3: Coach VanDenBoon, N. Serres, D. Becker, D. Haugstad, R. Meiners, D. Kies, T. Lange, L. Welper, D. DeWall, M. Holland, M. Hirschuber, J. Schulte. GOLF: Row 1: A. St. Mary, D. Pongratz, G. Klug, M. Holland, T. Ferkingstad. Row 2: P. Wagner, D. Johnson, M. Stadtler, G. Danaher, L. Jacob- son, C. Simons, P. Wagner. Caledonia Golf Team Sends Two to Regional The CHS Linksters had quite a successful 1973 golf season, finishing a close second to Rushford in the Root River Confer- ence. The Warriors also placed third in the district meet behind Rushford and Chatfield. Two district team members, Peter and Paul Wagner, qualified for the regional championship at Rochester. The Warriors are looking for an even better season next year with returning lettermen Jay Rostvold and Mike Stadtler, seniors; Pete Wagner, Paul Wagner, Dave Johnson, and Larry Janikowski, juniors; Carl Simons, sophomore. The Warriors will also have a strong B-squad to back up the A team. The team, coached by Ward Huff, has its home course at Ma-Cal-Grove Country Club. Mark Schroeder advanced to State track and placed 3rd in low hurdles, 9th in high hur- dles. CROSS COUNTRY: W. Von- Arx, R. Esch, M. Schroeder, T. Colleran, P. Drogemuller, Coach Welper. Seapets ak: oh ge Sale ors Talis: SOP ngs Cross Country Track Coach Wordean Welper has hopes for more interest in The C.H.S. Track Team came up with another success- | next year’s Cross Country team. ful year. Although Caledonia has no track, the team has With only 5 runners in Cross Country, the team placed placed 2nd in Conference, 3rd in District, and Sth in Region. | third in the District Meet. Tim Colleran was voted most Valu- At the Regional meet, Bob Link placed 3rd in the 220 able Runner. His best times were 15:55 in the 3-mile run and while Mark Schroeder took 1st in the high-low hurdles. Ad- 10:00 in the 2-mile. Other runners were P. Drogemuller, Dale vancing to the state meet, Mark placed 3rd in the low hurdles | Gavin, Randy Esch, and William Von Arx. and 9th in the high hurdles. After 16 years of coaching track, Felix Percuoco will be replaced by Dave Ohl. Under the new leadership, along with 12 returning let- termen, next year promises to be another successful year. TRACK: Front: T. Danielson, W. Von Arx, D. Danaher, N. Burg, D. Gavin, P. Danaher, J. Rostvold, D. Lager, M. Von Arx, T. Colleran. Back: R. Esch, M. Richardson, R. McManimon, R. Link, G. Moe, M. Schroeder, R. Konzem, T. Schieber, Coach Percuoco. 88 _ . @ M. McCarthy. Row 3: Coach Simons, J. Fisch, G. Moe, R. Link, S. Schellsmidt. Caledonia suffered its first dual meet loss in seven years. Caledonia fell to Decorah 27-24 to stop the winning streak at 83. The Warriors had not been beaten since January 20, 1967 when Harmony downed Caledonia 28-17. Besides holding the state record for consecutive wins with 83, the Warriors also have taken the Caledonia Invita- tional for four straight years. They have also taken the Dis- trict Championship for seven consecutive years. This year they finished second in the region and tied for 15th place in state competition. Although losing 10 seniors, 8 which were regular start- ers, head coach Leo Simons says that he has a good team to replace the graduating seniors. The B squad did not lose this season, showing the upcoming strength. The graduating se- niors are Tim Link, 98; Pete Drogemuller, 105; Bob Schoh, 119; Roger Holland, 138, Jim Fisch and Mike McCarthy, 155; Greg Moe and Joe Hayes, 167; Bob Link, 180; and Steve Schellsmidt, heavyweight. 1973-1974 WRESTLING RESULTS Dual Meets Lake City Stewartville LaCrosse Aquinas St. Paul Hunboldt Waukon Houston Lewiston Spring Grove Rushford Decorah St. Charles A-SQUAD WRESTLING—Row 1: V. Mitchell, T. Link, P. Drogemuller, B. Moe, R. Schoh. Row 2: T. Danielson, S. Rohrer, R. Holland, P. Augedahl, WE 41 32 33 39 28 47 43 56 44 24 54 Caledonia Holds Record for Consecutive Wins THEY 1] 10 12 12 1] a7 — === B SQUAD WRESTLING: Row I: R. Carlson, B. Augedahl, D. Schmitz, D. Twite, D. Twite, D. Goetzinger. Row 2: Mr. Moen, K. Meyer, J. Hayes, D. Thimmesch, M. Davy, G. Kramer, L. Besse. — B and C Squad Wrestlers —“ roe et _ ucebonig! ‘ c| manger ; C SQUAD WRESTLING: Row 1: D. O’Heron, G. Bauer, S. Lapa M. Bolduan, J. Schulte, J. Forschler, M. Schellsmidt, D. Burroughs, T. Lange, G. Vetsch. Row 2: P. Fisch, J. Cody, D. Twite, B. Hendel, S. Connor, M. Connor, D. O’Heron, T. Serres, D. Moe. Row 3: D. DeWall, W. Lap- ham, B. Schiltz, P. Schellsmidt, R. Welper, T. Ferkingstad, R. Meiners, K. Ranzenberger, Mr. Thompson. 90 Basketball era een. _ BASKETBALL RESULTS — 37 Spring Valley 68 Rushford) a - Spring Grove — Given a little luck, this year’s team could have been in contention for the conference championship. As it was, they trounced eventual district champion Preston by 16 points and beat the second and third place teams in the conference. With one more basket here and there, as the scoreboard will tell you, they could have improved on their 6th place con- ference finish. : With the returning of six lettermen and a very strong B team coming up, next years prospects are good. A-SQUAD BASKETBALL-Row 1: J. McCarthy, S. Burmester, M. Frisch, T. Doering. Row 2: Coach Huff, R. Esch, M. Koenig, G. Beardmore, T. Gensmer, D. Otterson, J. Dibley, T. Stapleton, D. Johnson, J. Sullivan, R. Dehning, T. Schieber, K. Ballard, G. Birkeland, S. Schmitz, T. Huff. INDIVIDUAL POINTS SCORES Mark Koenig Todd Huff Gary Birkeland Kris Ballard Tom Gensmer Dave Otterson Steve Schmitz Dave Johnson Tim Schieber Jim Dibley Tom Stapleton Randy Esch John Sullivan Gary Beardmore Rick Dehning ee = a a a 3 i es oie B SQUAD BASKETBALL: G. Meyer, B. Conway, M. Schulte, D. Nelson, T. Guth, Mr. Ohl, coach; S. Lee, T. Gensmer, M. Peter, D. Gerdes, B. Johnson. C SQUAD BASKETBALL: Row 1: M. Holland, B. Vinson, J. Chiglo, J. Dorival, D. Otterson, S. Schulte, S. Kurk, L. Welper. Row 2: M. Jen- nings, K. Fruechte, C. Schroeder, G. Thimmesch, R. Muenkel, G. Klug, R. McCarthy. Row 3: Coach Olson, D. Pongratz, J. Krueger, D. Bauer, T. Peter, M. Schiltz, D. Haugstad, Student Coach Stephens. LE Nag es ae or aN : s ye ee MEE RE abe | as - eb s Abit | aid Sa pres © ye Rast BASEBALL: Row 1: J. Chiglo; mngr., P. Schellsmidt, A. Krueger, D. Wiegrefe, D. Wiegrefe, D. Wohlers, G. Meiners, G. Meyer. Row 2: Coach Stark, S. Schmitz, P. Augedahl, J. Meiners, J. Wagner, M. Peter. Row 3: D. Otterson, T. Gensmer, K. Ballard, D. Neumann, B. Staggemeyer, G. Birkeland, Coach Medin. All-Conference Players: Kris Ballard, D. Wohlers. af Ais LaCrescent | Chatfield Seema a Y St ns vapinloe WARRIORS Advance to District Semi-finals Closing out the season with an overall 8-4 record, the Warriors found themselves falling to Chatfield 12-5 in the semi-finals of the District I Championship. Under the coaching of Bob Stark, the Warriors received two positions on the All-Conference team. They were Dean Wohlers and Kris Ballard. Dean Wohlers, who had the highest batting average of the team at .424 and Kris Ballard who as the most successful of all the Warriors’ pitchers with a 6-1 record. He also batted 400. Ardy Kruegar also had a high batting average with .421. The Warriors batted .262 as a team. This year if the pitching holds up, Coach Stark feels that the team would be a strong contender in the state play- offs. 97 6 ee er: TRACK: Left to right: P. Chiglo, B. Ryan, S. Adams, T. Weichert, V. Bulman, T. Rostvold, J. Thiele, J. Aantnteon R. Schoh, J. Cone Bubaf The involvement of girls in athletic events is a wide- spread growth, especially at CHS. Girls can display their abil- ities by joining various sports which provide growth both emotionally and physically. Caledonia has been very successful with the gymnastics teams, the girls practiced very hard three nights during the week to prepare routines for the meets. Tennis and golf were also featured to broaden th e fall sports program producing very talented girls. Of course, in the spring there is girls track. CHS only had one meet last year, but came home with a good standing { of first place events. 98 ais GOLF: Left to right: J. Albert, D. Miller, C. Guth, D. Miller, J. Wagner, T. Rostvold. Not pictured —P. Pongratz. TENNIS: Left to right: V. Rommes, G. Dok- ken, S. Adams, J. Wagner, D. Miller, C. Schiltz, D. Merzenich. 99 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL: Row 1: N., Guillaume, T. Weichert, B. Kuecker. Row 2: L. Olson, C. Guth, P. Mindrum, Mrs. Peterson. Row 3: H. Burg, K. Connor, S. Aasum, J. Colsch. Row 4: J. Huff, C. Schuldt, B. Dokken, D. Merzenich. Row 5: D. Miller, P. Chiglo, S. Colsch, V. Esch. Row 6: C. Johnson, C. Meiners, K. Kasten, S. Meiners. Row 7: J. Middendorf, S. Schulze, V. Bulman, G. Dok- ken. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL: Row 1: D. Loeffler, R. McCormick, C. Johnson, L. Olson, T. Weichert, L. Ganrude. Row 2: B. Privet, L. Privet, V. Esch, B. Kuecker, L. Peter, B. Rostvold, K. Privet. Basketball And Volleyball The Girls’ Basketball Teams ended the season by winning two out of three games. They beat Rushford and Houston, and lost only to Peterson. There are five players on a team and two teams, A andB squads. They use a zone defense and play by boys’ rules. The officials were Nancy Guillaume, Theresa Weichert, and Betty Kuecker. Practices were held after school in the high school and grade school gyms. The season for Girls’ Extramural Volleyball was January 15 to February 22. The girls had to practice three to four mornings a week from 8:00 to 8:30. There are two teams, A and B squads, with nine mem- bers each. They play area schools. The season ended with the Houston tournament. Peter- son, Caledonia, Houston, and Rushford all competed. Girls’ sports are a growing part of CHS, and our Girls’ Volleyball and Basketball teams are ones we are very proud of F SRR = keeles dp ne - ay j ke Fe 7 oui aes. cos ae = GIRLS GYMNASTICS: Left to right: K. Jore, C. Potter, L. Wohlers, C. Schuldt, P. Mindrum, C. Kies, V. Bulman, D. Hajek, S. Aasum, P. Mindrum. Gymnastics 3 5 sa a ti 3: K. Wagner, V. Esch, B. Kuecker, F. Palen, B. Dokken, C. Benson, J. Mulvenna, Y. Wohlers, M. Hosch. Our Faculty CHS has concerned teachers. In every department your and teams which reflect their pride of CHS. The Board of teacher is preparing the students, molding and shaping their Education has constructed a progressive, educational system ideas to make students that will one day be sent out to solve which has built the interests of the youth at CHS. the world’s problems. There are very few people that realize the responsibil- Teachers give everything they have to spread their ity that the faculty and administration have in running and knowledge to us, and a part of them to those who will seek teaching a school. As we look back on each year, our reflec- and try a little harder to understand this. tions will be on our teachers and how great they were, and Teachers also head all of our activities, organizations, the inspirations they made upon our lives. English MR. THOMAS MRS. CAMILLE MRS. KATHY MRS. PAT CANNON FORDE LITTLE NELSON English, Civics English English English MR. LLOYD MRS. BETTY MRS. NORMA MR. KENNETH OGILVIE SCHWARTZ- SIMONS WRIGHT English HOFF English English, History English ; MISS SHARON NELSON Spanish SSOR = : ' MR. EVERETT AUSTIN Shop MRS. JANET FORD Home Economics MR. KEITH HAUSTEIN Senior High Counselor MRS. HELEN GRAF Mathematics { 4 MRS. MARGAR- ET RANZEN- BERGER Teacher’s Aide MR. LAWRENCE JANIKOWSKI Industrial Arts MRS. CAROLYN HOLLATZ Home Economics t Ma MR. JOSEPH KAPPLER Junior High Counselor ae ‘ . a qe a MR. KEITH HOLLATZ Mathematics MR. LARRY THOMPSON Mathematics MR. JACK MAIER Agriculture, Power Mechanics MR. CARLYN KRAABEL Agriculture Agriculture And Home Economics Counselors And Librarian MRS. MARY ANDERSON Library, English MR. HOWARD MEDIN Mathematics KJELSBERG Mathematics Mathematics MRS. CHERYL WANGSNESS Mathematics Mr. Manford Dokken Superintendent Mr. Alvin Grob Grade Principal Mr. GROB retires—1974—the building as it was in 1956 when A] joined the Staff. | 106 . ae Oe en ne Mr. John Rolfing Mr. Edwin Ferkingstad Sr. High Principal Jr. High Principal School Board ie | Row 1: Mr. Manford Dokken, Mr. George Frisch—President, Mrs. Delores Seekins—Clerk, Mr. Cyril Becker—Director. Row 2: Mr. George Hendel, Jr.—Treasurer, Mr. Adolph Heimerdinger—Director, Mr. Tom Wiebke—Director, Mr. Marvin Miller—Director. 107 Business hae aad ies, MRS. SHARON MR. ARNOLD MR. LARRY OHL RENSLO TWETEN Business Education Office Practice, Bookkeeping, Typing Shop Science MRS. LAVONNE MRS. BARBARA MR. CARSON MR. DALE EARP GAUSTAD GOTHAM OWENS Health Science, Biology Science Chemistry, Occupations Science - Mab MR. JOHN MRS. RUTH MR. KEN PONGRATZ PONGRATZ VANDENBOOM Audio-Visual, Biology, Human Science Aeronautics Anatomy v Physical MRS. RITA MR. FELIX MRS. LORNA MR. LEO SIMON e | HOOVERSON PERCUOCO PETERSON Phy. Ed., Health Education | Phy. Ed., Health Phy. Ed., Health Phy. Ed., Health 108 (9 MR. BRUCE MR. WARD MR. RON MOEN MR. DAVID OHL FORDE HUFF World History American History Psychology, Social Studies Sociology MR. HAROLD MR. WORDEAN OLSON WELPER | Social Studies Civics MR. DAVID MR. DALE MISS JUDY MR. ALEX EARP McCURD Y MECHTEL VAVER Band Chorus Music Band is 2 m4 a i . MR. GARY MR. JAMES LAUDEN LITTLE : Art Art Special Education MRS. PAT MRS. GEN MRS. EMELIA FORSCHLER MOLLING WOHLERS Communications Communications Special Education 109 AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES: Row 1: Mr. Pongratz, S. Meyer, J Fisch, G. Meiners, D. Bolduan, J. Graf. Dene . Ehlers, M. Klug, A. McCarthy. Row 2: T. Doering, E. Klankowski, M. Schroeder, J. Audio-Visual Aides and Librarians LIBRARIANS: S. Noel, M. Doucet, J. Heisler, Mrs. Anderson, J. Stadler, C. Doering, R. Mitchell. LIBRARIANS: D. Carlson, Mrs. Breeser, S. Mein- ers, S. Burg. ko Mrs. Birke- Jacobson, Mrs. Hartley, Miss Chon 1eS e : Mrs. Frank Ee S ! Secretar = e S a = é n eal o m2 = v2] : - O 5 = oD = a, A S n Mw 5 O Mr. Onstad, Mrs. Denstad, Mr. Inglett. SECRETARIES: Miss Meiners and Mrs. Conway JANITORS ‘g ) C+ S lbp Ke WAGs a KOU VO oe ) 1 ; ; J : Ow KAN S Loa ne AndD — ig Koo ©“ Sec rats oe Adwr Oo Wes Alin Toke k Kasi, On = ™; ate _ “Mie Ml, aes � ICD —S Ax = : 1g? � Wy ya acl S a) Of Underclassmen Julie Wagner 11th Grade mee Jeff Marnach Vice-President In the midst of everything that happens at Caledonia High School, you are sure to find a hard-working and fun-- loving junior. The junior year is always difficult, but this year’s elev- Sarah Schiltz enth graders are taking it in stride. They are trying to make Secretary their last year as underclassmen count and looking ahead to an eventful year as seniors. Donna Lager Treasurer Sally Adams Julie Albert Judy Amundson Elaine Anderson Debi Arnold Ann Augedahl Gary Beardmore Eric Becker Mary Becker Paul Beitlich David Benson Larry Besse Kim Bishop Sherrie Breeser Henry Bruening Vickie Bulman Arlene Burg Kathy Burmester Mary Lou Burmester Sue Burmester John Burrichter Dentri Carlson Pam Chiglo Cindy Colleran Rose Christian Gregory Danaher Cheryl Davy Jeanne Davy John Davy Randy Denstad Terry Denstad Keith Deters Cheryl Doering Holly Doering’ Tony Doering David Ehlers John Eikens Randy Esch Cathy Esser Cindy Feil Sandy Fisch _, Tim Foellmi Margaret Frisch Terry Fruechte David Gavin Dennis Gavin June Gavin Micheal Gavin David Giblin Candy Gilbertson Daniel Goetzinger James Graf Sherman Halverson Jane Hammell Kevin Hayes Alan Heberlein Allen Heimerdinger Jacquelin Heisler Thomas Hoscheit Todd Huff Dave Hurley Mike Ingvalson Larry Janikowski Kathy Jennings David Johnson Duane Johnson Kathy Jore Terry Kasten Kathy Kennedy Debbie Klankowski Lenny Klemp Alan Klug Dave Klug Jeanne Klug Marijune Knutson Donna Krueger Lawrence Kruse Robert Kubitz Terrie K ubitz Maureen Lange Loren Lapham Jeffrey LeJeune Rhonda Lien Mike McCormick Theresa McCormick Patricia McManimon Robin Maser Jackie Meiners Jerry Meiners John Meyer Richard Meyer Lincoln Middendorf Priscilla Mindrum Rita Mitchell Vance Mitchell Colleen Moe Ralph Mueller Gail Muenkel Bob Myhre Carol Nelson Sharon Noel Audrey O’Heron Sandra Olson David Otterson Susan Palen Roger Pearson Theresa Peter Curt Peterson Lorin Pohlman Peggy Pongratz David Potter John Privet Anita Puent Larry Ranzenberger William Rask John Rauk Lori Reinhart Becky Robson Steve Rohrer Hobart St. Sauver Pat Schellsmidt Tim Schieber Gail Schiltz John Schiltz Terry Scholl Rita Schoh Kari Schroeder Mike Schroeder Carol Schulze Kathy Schutz Heather Seekins Jeff Sheehan Cindy Skifton Bradley Staggemeyer Milda Stapleton Cindy Steele Sandy Stoltz Jerry Sweeney Susie Theobald Jane Thiele Jan Thimmesch Vicki Thompson Jill Twite Sandra Utke Jerry Vetsch William Vick Bill Von Arx John Wagner Paul Wagner Peter Wagner Jeanie Welscher Mark Zimmerman Tim Guth l Oth Grade President Bob Johnson Vice-President Aside from school and homework, the sophomore class somehow finds time to participate in various musical and dramatic activities—and support our athletic teams at both pep rallies and athletic events. With their unfailing enthusi- Laurie Buttell asm and school spirit, we foresee a bright future for the Secretary class of ’76. Gail Dokken Treasurer Sherree Aasum Steve Bauer Carol Beck Shirley Becker Stephen Becker Joe Bissen Denise Bjorge Rick Borck Debbie Bulman Kathy Burfield Helen Burg Tami Bush Rick Carlson Alan Christian Mark Colsch Nickie Colsch Kim Connor Bob Conway Tom Danielson Melvin Davy Judy Denstad Mark Deters Paul Deters Mary Doucet Ronald Ehlers Bob Ellenz Dave Engen Joe Engen Sue Erickson Joani Esch Vicki Esch Lyle Felten Tim Ferkingstad Patty Fisch Tom Fitzpatrick James Forschler Donnie Frank Laurie Ganrude Tim Gensmer Dean Gerdes Patty Goetzinger Nancy Guillaume Vicki Guillaume Shelby Halverson Judy Hauser Barb Heiller James Heintz John Hoscheit Tim Hoscheit Linda Houdek Kathy Jacobson Karen Kasten Carol Kies Cindy Klinski Alan Knutson Joe Koenig Gertrude Konzem Steven Kruckow Betty Kuecker Suzanne Kuecker Lori Kurk Gary Lager Steve Lee Jim McCarthy Diane Massman Randy Massman Beth Meiners Cindy Meiners Sheryl Meiners Amy Meyer Gary Meyer Jerry Meyer Keith Meyer Lois Meyer Michael Meyer Cindy Middendorf Judy Miller Jerry Mills Bruce Moe Danny Myhre Danny Nelson Liz Nelson Mike Noel Sonia Pearson Mike Peter Nancy Pieper Jeff Pohlman Linda Pohlman Karen Privet Krin Quinnell Darlene Reed Dave Robson Vicky Rommes Becky Rostvold Allan St. Mary Dave Schiltz Bob Schiltz Bill Schiltz Dan Schmitz Kathie Schroeder Scott Schroeder Allan Schuldt Mike Schulte Sue Schulte Diane Schultz Roger Schulze Sue Schulze Mary Schutz Kathy Schwartzhoff Carl Simons Mary Skadson Julie Stadtler | Julie Staggemeyer } Mike Staggemeyer cll Rick Steele Shelley Stokman Caroline Tewes Doug Twite Joy Twite Jon Voshart Pam Voshart Jane Wagner Rory Welper Gale Wiebke Rachele Wohlers Chris Wruck Kermit Meyer 9th Grade siete Hedi President The freshman year is said to be a bridging year, a growth year. Many of the ninth graders found time to get involved in extracurricular activities such as sports, band, chorus and many others. Along with the fun they realized their responsibilities as freshmen and started working hard right away in the fall. Yes, the freshman year is a year of bridging and Cathi Guth growth as it marks the end of Junior High and the forth- Secretary-Treasurer coming of Senior High. Laura Henke Vice-President Randy Aasum Mary Anderson Phil Augedahl Nancy Balentine Loretta Becker Colleen Benson Charlie Betz Vickie Bishop Mary Ann Bissen Mark Bolduan Steve Bolduan Jackie Breeser Ann Bruening Gregg Bulman Wayne Burmester Toby Burrichter Melvin Christian Ron Cordes Joe Corpstein Sharon Davy Patty Denstad Scott Dibley Bonnie Diersen Pam Diersen Tim Doering Beth Dokken Allison Eglinton Kathy Felten Chris Fisch Ronald Ganrude Dan Gavin Paul Gavin Peter Gengler “Sef Patrick Gerardy a e py Myron Goetzinger if hee, 4 ; id af Lael Greg Guillien Ted Hammell Kelly Hayes Alice Heimerdinger Julie Heintz Greta Hendel Susan Horn Mark Hosch Steve Hosch Harold Ideker Jean Ingvalson Anna Johnson Devoine Johnson Paul Johnson Linda Kinneberg Liz Klees Tom Klein Ronald Klinski Danny Klug Debbie Klug � Joan Klug Joan Koel Mary Koenig Greg Kramer Kevin Krech Charles Kruse James Kuecker Michael Lampert + Wesley Lapham Jean Leary Doug LeJeune Kim Link Rosanne McCormick Tim McCormick Brian Mallory Bruce Manhart Mary Manhart Laverne Massman Cindy Meiners Dana Meiners David Meiners Holly Meisch Denise Merzenich Bruce Meyer Dave Meyer Gordon Meyer Barb Middendorf Mark Middendorf Darla Miller Gordon Miller Jennifer Mindrum Dorothy Molling Dale Neumann Bob Oesterle Dan O’Heron Franci Palen Don Petersen Patti Peterson Kim Plager Carol Potter Bev Privet Ken Ranzenberger Duane Rask David Renslo Dawn Richards Heidi Richards Jennifer Roble LaVern Rhode Russ Rommes Joe Rud Bryan St. Mary Tom Schellsmidt Gina Schroeder Cindy Schuldt Gloria Schuldt Debbie Schulze Mary Schutz Sharon Schutz Mary Sheehan Jay Skarboszewski Cathy Stapleton Dan Steele Randy Steele Mary Steffen Jim Stoltz Steve Theobald Ricky Thillen Paul Thimmesch Tony Traff David Twite Dennis Twite Gordon Vetsch Rodney Vetsch . Ae John Vick Mike Von Arx Nancy Von Arx Tom Wagner Dan Welper John Welscher Marci Welscher Not pictured: Larry Wermager Colette Benson Curtis Kuecker David Zianmernian Pat Cody Debi St. Sauver Scott Goetzinger Kris Wohlwend 8th Grade ease, President The eighth graders kept themselves busy with their studies and the class tradition of a money-making project; selling candy. It was a challenge for everyone when they realized that they could sell the candy and even make the correct change! In their second year at CHS, they still travel to Lorene Privet Loretto and can even get their lockers open. As the year Secretary ends, they look forward to the future years which will prove as fulfilling as these two years have been. Tim Lange Vice-President Kari Chiglo Treasurer Bill Augedahl Terri Austin Dan Bauer Annette Becker Danny Becker Scott Becker Chris Benson John Beutler Jim Bissen Susan Bruening Lori Burmester Bob Carlson Jerry Cody Shélley Coldwater Sharon Colsch Scott Connor Bruce Deters Mary Deters Doug DeWall Marie Eglinton Debby Engen Peter Erickson Judy Esch _ Andrew Esser - Debra Feil Brenda Ferkingstad Joe Forschler Rochelle Fried Joe Frisch Keith Fruechte Stephen Fruechte Tony Gantenbein Danny Gran Mark Guillaume Donna Hartley David Haugstad Dennis Hauser Sandy Hauser Mark Heaney Tom Heberlein Tim Heintz Kathy Hendel Be 7 ae Peter Hendel P a Ae ‘ Marcia Henze ; Mike Hirschuber Mike Holland Jody Huff Cynthia Inglett Laurie Inglett Julie Johnson Richard Kasten Dan Kies Tim Klein Gary Klug Mark B. Knutson Mark O. Knutson Mike Kubitz Scott Kurk Steve Lapham Janine Lawson Judy Link Anita Mahle Mark Marnach Randy Meiners Dorothy Meyer Doug Meyer Janice Meyer Danny Miller Tami Miller Pam Mindrum Bob Muenkel Jill Mulvenna Randy Myhre Susan Myhre Wayne Myhre Darlene Nelson Brad Nuckles Kay Neumann Jeannie Oesterle Debra Olafson Tom Peter Dana Pongratz Sherry Ranzenberger David Rask Mary Jo Reining Julie Riker Mike Rohrer Tim Rohrer Julie Rommes Lauren Schiltz Marty Schiltz Craig Schroeder Brian Schuldt Jody Schuldt John Schulte Gary Schulze Kerry Serres Nick Serres Jane Shuda Mary Smerud Curt Steele Terry Steele - Tina Steele Bill Stoltz ’ Mary Sullivan Mary Thillen George Thimmesch Andrea Thompson Cindy Vetsch Brian Vinson Gerald Walhovd Lance Welper Loren Wohlers Paula Wruck 7th Grade For the seventh graders, this year has been a new be- ginning. In the fall they found themselves among unfamiliar faces and places. Traveling between several buildings; new subjects and responsibilities added to the initial confusion. But as the year progressed, they learned to tackle the difficult problems of life at CHS and realized that this year was a new beginning, and it prepared them for the days th at laid ahead. Mary Hosch President Chris Rivera Vice-President Todd Serres Secretary Tami Rostvold Treasurer Sandra Amundson Greg Bauer Jon Benson Sheila Betz Julie Bruening Jane Burg Holly Burrichter Don Burroughs Paul Buttell Jan Chiglo Jeff Christian Danny Clayton Cindy Coldwater Marty Connor Allan Cordes Gabrielle Crane Scott Deters Kim DeWitt Susan Dibley John Dorival Charles Driscoll Bob Engen Arlene Erickson Nancy Fisch Paul Fisch Joe Flannery Rona Ford Tim Fried Terry Gallagher Debby Goetzinger Maureen Goetzinger Renee Guillien Janet Heberlein Jim Hefte Jean Heimerdinger Sonia Ideker Mike Jennings Susan Jore Mark Klinski Richard Klug Jeanie Koel Nancy Koenig Laura Kramer Jeff Krueger Cynthia Kruse _ Cindy Kubitz Joe Kubitz Dennis Lager Bob McCarthy Tammy McKee David Maier Carol Meiners Julie Merzenich MaryJo Merzenich Kathye Meyer Kim Meyer id Linda Meyer Zane Middendorf Doug Moe Julie Mulvenna Lori Nelson ' Betty Neumann | John Nielsen Carol Noel � Brenda Nuckles Dennis O’Heron Jeannie Olafson y) Danny Otterson . Steven Peterson Nancy Rask Julie Reinhart Lynette Reinhart Joyce Renslo Karen Rice Bobert Rice Dean Richards Nancy Rohrer Terri Rommes Matt Schellsmidt Shirley Schellsmidt Cindy Schiltz ? Julie Scholl Karen Schroeder , Steve Schulte '� Steve Serres William Sheehan Johnnie Sinclair Wanda Sommers Darla Steele Mike Steele Julie Stoltz Renee Toomey Ken Traff Darryl Twite Jeff Twite Donna Wagner Kris Wagner Yvette Wohlers Not Pictured: John Esser Dona Hasleiet Thomas Schutz rae} ia: Senior Directory KRIS BALLARD—Page 22 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Band Solo 1,2,3,4: All ‘State Band 2,3; Stage Band 1; Football 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Letterman 2,3,4. SUSAN BAUER Page 22 Mixed Chorus 1; Girl’s Track 2. SUSAN BEUTLER—Page 22 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Swing Choir 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GRA 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Track Ze Class Play 3; Drama Club 4; Smoke Signal Staff 2,3,4; Exec- utive Council 1; Spanish Club 3,4. GARY BIRKELAND- —Page 22 Mixed Chorus 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4: Letter- man 1|,2,3,4; Smoke Signal Staff 1; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1; Executive Council 3; Baseball 1 ,2,3,4. MAUREEN BISSEN—Page 22 Mixed Chorus 1,4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Glee Club 2: Swing Choir 4; Pep Club 1,2; FHA 2,3,4; GRA 1,2,3,4: Drama Club 4; Speech 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Golf 1,2,3; Tomahawk Staff 4; Smoke Signal Staff 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4; Executive Council 1,2,3,4: Spanish Club 3 A. STEVEN BJERGUM—Page 22 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 1,2,3,4: Band Solo 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble er ae BO Vocal Solo 1,2,3,4; All State Choir 4: Swing Choir 1,2,3,4; Class Play 1,2; Drama Club 4: Speech 1,2,3,4: Debate 1: One Act Play 1; Student Council 4; Executive Council 1. DANIEL BOLDUAN-Page 22 Wrestling 1,3; Football 1; FFA 1,2,3,4. JANE BRIGGS—Page 23 Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4: Pep Club 1,2; GRA 1,2,3,4: Class Play 3; Drama Club 4; One Act Play 3,4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Smoke Signal Staff 1,2,3; Executive Council M4 Mascot 2. GERY BRUENING—Page 23 Wrestling 1; Track 2; FFA 1,2. SUSAN BURG-—Page 23 GRA 3; Girl’s Track 2. JERALD BURMESTER -Page 23 Spanish Club 1,2. NORRIS BURRICTER—Page 23 FFA 1,2,3,4; Coon Rapids High School 3. LARRY BURROUGHS-Page 23 STEPHEN BUTTELL-Page 23 Band 4; Stage Band 4; Smoke Signal Staff 4; Prom King 3; Grand Ledge High School 1,2. JOYCE CARLSON-Page 22 Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1; FHA 2,3,4; GRA 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Track 2; Tomahawk Staff 3,4; Class Secretary 4. 130 : 4; National Honor Society 4; FFA 3,4. JOHN COLDWATER-Page 23 Jefferson High School 1,2,3. TIMOTHY COLLERAN —Page 23 Mixed Chorus 1; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Letterman 234) JUDITH COLSCH—Page 23 FHA 4; GRA 3; Girl’s Track 2,3,4; Girl’s Basketball 3,4. MICHAEL CONNOR -Page 23 RICKY DEHNING—Page 23 Football 1,3,4; Basketball 12,3: Track 2: Letterman 2 34; JAMES DIBLEY—Page 23 Football 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Letterman 3,4: Honor Society 4; Executive Council 1,3,3; High Quiz Bowl 3,4; FFA 1.2.3, 4. THOMAS DOERING Page 23 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Vocal Solo 1,2,3,4; All State Choir 4: Swing Choir 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Drama Club 4; One Act Play 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Letterman 2,3,4; Tomahawk Staff 3,4; Smoke Signal Staff ) 3,4; Boy’s State 3; Student Council 4: Executive Council Zt Spanish Club 2,3,4. PETER DROGEMULLER Page 23 Wrestling 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Letterman 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Executive Council 4. JOANN EHLERS —Page 23 JAMES ENGEN Page 24 JAMES FISCH—Page 24 Wrestling 1,2,4; Football 1,2; Track 1: Letterman 2; Exec- utive Council 2. KENNETH FRANK Page 24 Mixed Chorus 1; Student Council 3. JON FREEMAN-Page 24 Sports Manager 2,3. MARY GASPARD Page 24 Drill Team 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; GRA 1 ,2,3,4; Prom Court 3; Mascot 2. DALE GAVIN—Page 24 Band 1; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4: Letterman 12,3; Cross Country 1,2,3. THOMAS GENSMER Page 24 Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4: Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Golf 1; Letterman Zoe WILLIAM GERDES —Page 24 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 3,4: Mixed Chorus 3,4; Speech DIANE GOETZINGER—Page 24 JOSEPH GRAF-—Page 24 | | | } Class Play 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; One Act Play 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 2,3,4; Letterman 1,2,3,4; Toma- hawk Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4. SUSAN GROHMAN-Page 24 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Pep Club 1; FHA 4; GRA 1,2; Spanish Club 1. DIANNE HAJEK—Page 24 Pep Club 2; GRA 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2,3 ,4; Class Play 3; Tomahawk Staff 4; Student Council 4; Executive Council 3. DONALD HAYES —Page 24 Wrestling 2,4. SUSAN HEINTZ—Page 24 Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; GRA 1, 2,3,4; Drama Club 4; One Act Play 4; Student Council 1; Executive Council 1,2,3,4. THOMAS HELKE-—Page 24 Wrestling 4. JENNY HIRSCHUBER —Page 24 Glee Club 4; Girl’s Track 2,3; Homecoming Court 4. ROGER HOLLAND-—Page 25 Class Play 3; Drama Club 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Letterman 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Executive Council 4. CANDACE HOLTE-—Page 25 Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; FHA 3,4; GRA 2,3,4; Smoke Signal Staff 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. TIMOTHY HOLTY —Page 25 Wrestling 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. LINDA HORN-Page 25 Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GRA 1,2,3. LARRY JACOBSON-—Page 25 Football 1,2,3,4; Letterman 2,3,4. MARGIE JAHN—Page 25 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 1,2; Band Solo 3,4; All State Band 4; Stage Band 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; GRA 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 4; Class Play 3; Tomahawk Staff 4; Smoke Signal Staff 4; Student Council 4; Executive Coun- cil 1,2,3; Mat Maid 2,3,4. BARBARA JOHNSON —Page 25 Mixed Chorus 1,4; Glee Club 3. CHERYL JOHNSON-Page 25 Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; GRA 1,2,3, 4; Gymnastics 3,4; Girl’s Volleyball 4; Girl’s Basketball 4; Class Play 4; Drama Club 4; Cheerleader 2. MYRON KINNEBERG —Page 25 Class Play 2. EARL KLANKOWSKI —Page 25 ARTHUR KLEIN—Page 25 Basketball 1,2,3; Executive Council 2; FFA 1; Class Treasur- er 2: MARK KLINSKI—Page 25 FFA 1,2,3,4. ALOYSIUS KLUG—Page 25 MANON KLUG -Page 25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 2,3; Swing Choir 3,4; Vocal Solo 1,3,4; Pep Club 2; GRA 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Cheerleader 2; Tomahawk Staff 4; Executive Council 3; Spanish Club 1,2. MARK KOENIG—Page 25 Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Letterman 1,2,3,4. RICHARD KONZEM —Page 25 Mixed Chorus 1 ,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Football 1; Track 1, 2,3,4; Letterman 3,4; Sports Manager 1,2. DEVOINE KRUSE —Page 26 FFA 1,2,3,4. SUSAN KRUSE-—Page 26 GRA 3; Spanish Club 1. DEBRA KUBITZ-—Page 26 FHA 4. CAROLYN KUECKER Page 26 FHA 1,2,3,4; Class Play 1,3; Smoke Signal Staff 1,2. KEVIN KUECKER—Page 26 FFA 1,2,3,4. COLLEEN LEARY-—Page 26 Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1; FHA 4; Girl’s Track 2; Class Play 3; Smoke Signal Staff 2,3; Executive Council 4; GRA eae PATRICIA LEMKE —Page 26 FHA 1. DEBRA LINK—Page 26 Band 1,2,3,4; Twirler 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Class President 1. NICHOLAS LINK—Page 26 ROBERT LINK—Page 26 Mixed Chorus 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Letterman 1 ,2,3,4; Homecoming King 4; Prom Court TIMOTHY LINK—Page 26 Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Letterman 3,4. DEBRA LOEFFLER-—Page 22 Pep Club 2; FHA 1,2; GRA 4; Girl’s Volleyball 4; Class Play 3,4; Drama club 4; Speech 1,3,4; Prom Court 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Treasurer 4. ANN MC CARTHY —Page 26 FHA 1; GRA 1,2; Golf 3; Smoke Signal Staff 3; Spanish Club 2,3. MICHAEL MC CARTHY-—Page 26 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1,2; Vocal Solo 3; Swing Choir 3; Speech 3; Wrestling 1 ,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Letterman 1,2,3,4; Boy’s State 3; National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 1,2,3,4; Class Vice President 2; Executive Council 3,4. DANIEL MC CORMICK—Page 26 Mixed Chorus 1; FFA 1. RITA MC CORMICK—Page 26 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 4; Band Solo 2,4; Pep Club 1, 2; FHA 4; GRA 4; Girl’s Volleyball 4; Class Play 3,4; Drama Club 4; Speech 1,2,3,4; Debate 1,2; One Act Play 1,3; Smoke Signal Staff 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Class Vice President 3; Executive Council 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4. JAMES MANHART —Page 26 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Spanish Club 1. ELLEN MARNACH-—Page 26 Twirler 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; GRA 1,2,3,4; Class Play 1; Drama Club 4; One Act Play 3. STEVEN MASSMAN -Page 27 Wrestling 2,3. GARY MEINERS—Page 27 Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Letterman 25 aS BERNICE MEYER —Page 27 Mixed Chorus 1; FHA 1; GRA 2,3,4; Girl’s Track 2; Girl’s Volleyball 3; Smoke Signal Staff 3,4. JANE MEYER —Page 27 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 1 ,2,3,4; Band Solo 2; Banner Carrier 4; GRA 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Executive Council 2,3. MARIE MEYER-Page 27 Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Track 2. PAMELA MEYER -Page 27 Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 2; Pep Club 1. SHERRY MEYER -Page 27 Wuakon High School 1,2,3. JANINE MIDDENDORF-Page 22 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 3,4; Band Solo 2; Mixed Cho- rus 4; GRA 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Girl’s Track 2,3; Girl’s Volleyball 3; Girl’s Basketball 3,4; Class Play 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Speech 2,3; Tomahawk Staff 4; National Honor Soci- ety 4; Student Council 2,4; Class President 3; Class Vice President 4; Executive Council 1,2. DENISE MILLER—Page 27 Drill Team 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble he a 3,4; Vocal Solo 2; Swing Choir 3,4; FHA 4; GRA 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Tennis 4; Swing Choir 3,4; Drama Club 4; Girl’s Golf 1 ,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Tomahawk Staff 4; One Act Play 3. ELLEN MILLER-—Page 27 GREGORY MOE-Page 27 Wrestling 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1 ,2,3,4; Letterman 1, 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Mixed Chorus 1. JOYCE MULLEN —Page 27 EILEEN NEUMANN-Page 27 FHA 1. . DIANE O’HERON—Page 27 132 MARY OPSAHL—Page 28 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 3; FHA 4; GRA 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Drama Club 4; Speech 3; Cheerleader 2; Smoke Signal Staff 1,2,3; Stu- dent Council 4. DONNA OSTERN —Page 28 JEAN PETER-—Page 28 Drill Team 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2;GRA 1g2i a4: Cheerleader 4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Prom Court 3; National Honor Society 4; Class Secretary 2. LINDA PETER—Page 28 Band 1 ,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; GRA 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Track 3; Girl’s Volleyball 3,4; Girl’s Basketball 3; Drama Club 4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Smoke Signal Staff 4; Girl ’s State 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Execu- tive Council 1,2,3,4; Mat Maid 2,3,4. JOAN PETERSEN Page 28 Mixed Chorus 1 ,2,3,4; FHA 4; Class Play 3; Drama Club 4; National Honor Society 4. LYLE PIEPER—Page 28 KIM RANZENBERGER Page 28 KENNETH RASK Page 28 DONNA REED-—Page 28 Mixed Chorus 2,3; Glee Club 4; Armstrong High 3. DANIEL REINHART —Page 28 Wrestling 1,2. DAWN RICHARDS—Page 28 MARK RICHARDSON-—Page 28 Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1; Wrestling 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Let- terman 2,3,4. JAY ROSTVOLD—Page 28 Mixed Chorus 1 ,2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 3,4; Swing Choir 4; Class Play 3,4; Drama Club 4; One Act Play 4; Football 3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Golf 1,2,4; Letterman 1,2,3,4; Toma- hawk Staff 4; Smoke Signal Staff 3,4; Prom Court 3; Execu- tive Council 3,4. BARBARA RYAN-—Page 28 Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; GRA 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 3; Girl’s Track 2,3,4; Girl’s Volley- ball 3; Girl’s Basketball 3; Class Play 3,4; Drama Club 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Smoke Signal Staff 2,3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Queen 3; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Class President 2; Executive Council 4; Spanish Club 3. STEVEN SCHELLSMIDT —Page 28 Mixed Chorus 1; Class Play 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football | 2,3,4; Letterman 1 ,2,3,4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Smoke Signal Staff 1,4; Student Council 3,4. PETER SCHMITZ —Page 29 Class Play 3,4; Drama Club 4; One Act Play 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Letterman 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4. STEVEN SCHMITZ—Page 29 Mixed Chorus 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Golf 2; Letterman 2,3,4. ROBERT SCHOH—Page 29 Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Letterman 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4. MARK SCHROEDER-Page 29 Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Letterman 2,3, 4; Smoke Signal Staff 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. KIM SCHULDT—Page 29 GRA 2. SALLY SCHULZE—Page 29 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 3,4; GRA 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Track 1,4; Girl’s Basketball 4; Spanish Club 3. | CURTIS SCHUTTEMEIER—Page 29 Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Letterman 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4. THOMAS SCHUTZ—Page 29 Mixed Chorus 1; Letterman 3; Football 3. MARK SCHWEBACH-Page 29 Football 2; Sports Manager 3. WALTER SHUDA—Not Pictured Holy Cross 1. SCOTT SMERUD—Page 29 Mixed Chorus 1,2. DARLENE SPAGL—Page 29 Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,3,4. MICHAEL STADTLER—Page 29 Golf 1,2,3,4; Letterman 2,3,4; Football Manager 2; Execu- tive Council 1. THOMAS STAPLETON —Page 29 Mixed Chorus 1; One Act Play 1; Football 2,3 ,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Letterman 3,4; Executive Council 1; Spanish Club 2; FFA 1. SHIRLEY STOLTZ—Page 29 FHA 1,4; GRA 2; Homecoming Queen 4. JUDITH ST. SAUVER —Page 29 _ Mahtomedi Senior High 2. JOHN SULLIVAN—Page 29 Mixed Chorus 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Vice President 2. | DAVID TEWES-—Page 29 FPA 1,2,3,4. ARLENE THIMMESCH —Page 30 Drill Team 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2; GRA 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Executive Council 3,4. LOIS VETSCH—Page 30 Band 1,2,3; Band Ensemble 2; FHA 3,4; Girl’s Volleyball 3; Girl’s Basketball 3; Executive Council 2,3. ELLEN VONARX—Page 30 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2; Mixed Chorus 2; GRA 1. JOAN VOSHART-—Page 30 Glee Club 3,4. JOANN WAGNER- -Page 30 Twirler 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2; GRA 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1; Girl’s Tennis 4; Girl’s Golf 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Tomahawk Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Executive Council 1,2. THERESA WEICHERT—Page 30 Drill Team 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2; GRA 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Track 3,4; Girl’s Volleyball 3,4; Girl’s Basketball 4; Drama Club 4; Speech 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Smoke Sig- nal Staff 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Executive Council 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Mascot 2. KEVIN WELCH—Page 30 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. PAMELA WELPER —Page 30 Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Drama Club 4; Speech 3; Smoke Signal Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 4; High Quiz Bowl 4. ALICE WEYMILLER—Page 30 Banner Carrier 2; GRA 1,2,3,4; Tomahawk Staff 4; National Honor Society 4; Executive Council 3; Spanish Club 1; Mat Maids 3,4. AUDREY WEYMILLER—Page 22 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Banner Carrier 2; GRA 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Track 2; Girl’s Volleyball 3; Class Play 1; Tomahawk Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Class Presi- dent 4; Class Secretary 3; Spanish Club 1; Mat Maids 3,4. DIANE WIEBKE-—Page 30 JOSEPH WIEBKE —Page 30 Football 1,2,3,4; Letterman 2,3,4. KAYE WILHELM —Page 30 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 1,2; Mixed Chorus 13,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Pep Club 1; GRA 1,2,4; Cheerleader 2; Executive Council 2; Mascot 1. 133 Aasum, Randy 9—52,85,95,120 Aasum, Sherree 10—51,70,117 Adams, Sally 11—50,54,61,66,69,74, 77,98,99,114 Albert, Julie 11—57,59,66,70,99,114 Amundson, Judy 11—48,77,98,114 Amundson, Sandra 7—49,126 Anderson, Elaine 11—114 Anderson, Mary 9—52,62,71 ,120 Arnold, Debi 11—48,56,75,114 Augedahl, Ann 11—48,77,114 Augedahl, Bill 8—49,85 90,123 Augedahl, Phil 9—49,79,85,88,96,120 Austin, Terri 8—49,71,123 Ballard, Kris 12—22,50,51,54,78,83, 84,9396 Balentine, Nancy 9—65,120 Bauer, Dan 8—52,85,95,123 Bauer, Greg 7—49,85,90,126 Bauer, Sue 12—22 Bauer, Steve 10—117 Beardmore, Gary 11—79,83,84,93, 114 Beck; Carol 10=73,117 Becker, Annette 8—49,71,123 Becker, Danny 8—52,85,123 Becker, Eric 11—114 Becker, Loretta 9—49,71,120 Becker, Mary 11—42,114 Becker, Scott 8—123 Becker, Shirley 10—48,50,117 Becker, Stephen 10—65,117 Beitlich, Paul 11—38,50,54,60,79,114 Benson, Chris 8—38,49,71,72,123 Benson, Coleen 9—39,49,120,122 Benson, Colette 9—39,49;71 Benson, David 11—83,84,114 Benson, Jon 7—49,72,126 Betz, Charlie 9—65,120 Betz, Sheila 7—49,126 Besse, Larry 11—79,83,84,90,114 Beutler, John 8—52,123 Beutler, Sue 12—22,40,43,48,51,60, 62,63,70,73 Birkeland, Gary 12—22,37,45,69,78, 83,84,93,96 Bishop, Kim 11-114 Bishop, Vicki 9—49,71,120 Bissen, Jim 8—123 Bissen, Joe 10—39,42,43,50,60,66, 134 Student Directory 117 Bissen, Mary Ann 9—120 Bissen, Maureen 12—22,38,43,48,59, 60,63,66 ,69,70,73 Bjergum, Steve 12—22,38,48,51,54 Bjorge, Denise 10—57,70,117 Bjorge, Karen 9—49,7] Bolduan, Dan 12—22,65,110 Bolduan, Mark 9—85,90,120 Bolduan, Steve 9—85,95,120 Borck, Rick 10—117 Breeser, Jackie 9—49,71,120 Breeser, Larry 12—22 Breeser, Sherrie 11—48,114 Briggs, Jane 12—23,42,43,51,58,67, 70 Bruening, Ann 9—49,120 Bruening, Gery 12—23 Bruening, Henry 11—114 Bruening, Julie 7—126 Bruening, Susan 8—123 Bulman, Debbie 10—39,43,70,73,117 Bulman, Gregg 9—65,120 Bulman, Vickie 11—38,73,77,98,114 Burfield, Kathy 10—117 Burg, Arlene 11—73,77,114 Burg, Helen 10—70,73,117 Burg, Jane 7—49,71,72,126 Burg, Sue 12—23,110 Burmester, Jerald 12—23 Burmester, Kathy 11—51,77,114 Burmester, Lori 8—49,123 Burmester, Mary Lou 11—114 Burmester, Sue 11—69,93,114 Burmester, Wayne 9—85,120 Burrichter, Don 12—23 Burrichter, Holly 7—52,126 Burrichter, John 11—114 Burrichter, Toby 9—120 Burroughs, Don 7—49,85,90,126 Burroughs, Larry 12—23 Bush, Tami 10—43,117 Buttell, Laurie 10—38,70,77,117 Buttell, Paul 7—49,126 Buttell, Steve 12—23,44,45,51,54 Carlson, Bob 8—52,54,123 Carlson, Dentri 11—70,73,110,114 Carlson, Joyce 12—22,58,62,70 Carlson, Rick 10—78,90,117 Chiglo, Jan 7—49,85,95,96,126 Chiglo, Kari 8—39,49,52,71,76,123 Chiglo, Pam 11—38,50,54,56,70,75, 98,114 Christian, Alan 10—117 Christian, Jeff 7—49,72,85,126 Christian, Melvin 9—85,120 Christian, Rose 11—48,57,114 Christenson, Kevin 10—39 Clayton, Danny 7—126 Cody, Pat 9—95 Cody, Jerry 8—90,123 Coldwater, Cindy 7—49,71,72,126 Coldwater, John 12—23 Coldwater, Shelley 8—49,71,123 Colleran, Cindy 11—48,57,70,114 Colleran, Tim 12—23,87 Colsch, Judy 12—23,98,]00N¥ Colsch, Mark 10—117 Colsch, Nickie 10—117 Colsch, Sharon 8—49,123 Connor, Kim 10—117 Connor, Marty 7—49,90,126 Connor, Mike 12—23 Connor, Scott 8—49,90,123 Conway, Bob 10—78,83,94,117 Cordes, Allan 7—126 Cordes, Ron 9—120 Corps tein, Joe 9-120 Crane, Gabrielle 7—49,126 Dahlberg, Joel 12—78 Danaher, Gregory 11—38,51,54,79, 86,114 Danielson, Tom 10—78,83,84,87,88, 117 Davy, Cheryl 11—65,114 Davy, Jeanne 11—63,73,114 Davy, John 11—65,114 Davy, Melvin 10—48,65,90,117 Davy, Sharon 9—49,120 Dehning, Rick 12—23,83,84,93 Denstad, Judy 10—48,70,117 Denstad, Patty 9—71,120 | Denstad, Randy 11—79,83,91,114 : Denstad, Terry 11—50,51,54,114 | Deters, Bruce 8—123 Deters, Keith 11—50,65,83,84,114 Deters, Mark 10—51,65,117 Deters, Mary 8—52,71,123 | Deters, Paul 10—65,117 | Deters, Scott 7—52,126 : DeWall, Doug 8—49,85,90,123 DeWitt, Kim 7—49,126 Di bley, Jim 12—23,64,65,68,69,78, 93 Dibley, Scott 9—65,85,120 Dibley, Susan 7—126 Diersen, Bonnie 9—49,52,71,120 Diersen, Pam 9—49,120 Doering, Cheryl 11—48,70,77,110, 114 Doering, Holly 11—48,50,54,114 Doering, Tim 9—49,95,120 Doering, Tom 12—23,38,40,43,48,59, 60,67 ,78,83,84,110 Doering, Tony 11—42,48,79,83,93, 114 Dokken, Beth 9—38,39,49 52,71 ,76, 120 Dokken, Gail 10—48,70,76,99,117 Dorival, John 7—95,126 Doucet, Mary 10—51,110,117 Driscoll, Charles 7—49,72,126 Drogemuller, Peter 12—23,69,78,87, 88 Eglinton, Allison 9—71,120 Eglinton, Marie 8—49,123 Ehlers, David 11—114 Ehlers, JoAnn 12—23,110 Ehlers, Ronald 10—117 Eikens, John 11—43,59,73,114 Ellenz, Bob 10—117 Engen, Bob 7—126 Engen, Dave 10—65,83,84,117 Engen, Debby 8—49,72,123 Engen, James 12—24 Engen, Joe 10—117 Erickson, Arlene 7—49,52,126 Erickson, Peter 8—49,123 Erickson, Sue 10—118 Esch, Joani 10—38,51,70,118 Esch, Judy 8—52,72,123 Esch, Randy 11—73,79,87,93,114 Esch, Vicki 10—39,43,70,77,118 Esser, Andrew 8—123 Esser, Cathy 11—114 Esser, John 7 Feil, Cindy 11—51,60,74,75,114 Feil, Debra 8—52,123 Felten, Kathy 9—49,120 Felten, Lyle 10—118 Ferkingstad, Brenda 8—71,72,123 Ferkingstad, Tim 10—86,90,118 Fisch, Chris 9—49,71,120 Fisch, Jim 12—24,88,110 Fisch, Nancy 7—49,71,72,126 Fisch, Patty 10—118 Fisch, Paul 7—90,126 Fisch, Sandy 11—114 Fitzpatrick, Tom 10—118 Flannery, Joe 7—49,52,126 Foellmi, Tim 11—114 Ford, Rona 7—49,52,71,72,126 Forschler, James 10—118 Forschler, Joe 8—49,72,90,123 Frank, Donnie 10—118 Frank, Ken 12—24 Freeman, Jon 12—24,78,83 Fried, Rochelle 8—52,71,72,123 Fried, Tim 7—52,126 Frisch, Joe 8—72,85,124 Frisch, Margaret 11—42,43,73,93,115 Fruechte, Keith 8—52,85,95,124 Fruechte, Stephen 8—49,72,124 Fruechte, Terry 11—51,65,115 Gallagher, Terry 7—85,126 Ganrude, Laurie 10—118 Ganrude, Ronald 9—85,120 Gantenbein, Tony 8—49,124 Gaspard, Mary 12—24,45,57,70 Gavin, Dale 12—24,78,87 Gavin, Dan 9—120 Gavin, David 11—79,83,84,115 Gavin, June 11—48,57,70,115 Gavin, Michael 11—115 Gavin, Paul 9—65,120 Gengler, Peter 9—120 Gensmer, Tim 10—50,79,83,84,94, 118 Gensmer, Tom 12—24,51,54,78,93, 96 Gerardy, Patrick 9—65,120 Gerdes, Dean 10—51,65,94,118 Gerdes, William 12—24,50,65,69 Giblin, Dave 11—83,84,115 Giblin, Patty 8—123,39,49,71 Gilbertson, Candy 11—115,48 Goetzinger, Dan 11—65,90,115 Goetzinger, Debby 7—52,71,126 Goetzinger, Diane 12—24 Goetzinger, Maureen 7—49,126 Goetzinger, Myron 9—49,120 Goetzinger, Patty 10—118 Goetzinger, Scott 9—49 Graf, Jim 11—42,43,59,60,67,110, ES ‘ Graf, Joe 12—24,37,40,43,59,67,78, 83,84 Gran, Danny 8—49,85,124 Grohman, Susan 12—24,63 Guillaume, Mark 8—52,124 - Guillaume, Nancy 10—50,70,118 Guillaume, Vicki 10—51,118 Guillien, Renee 7—49,126 Guillien, Greg 9—49,120 Guth, Cathi 8—38,39,49,52,71,99 Guth, Tim 10—51,54,73,79,83,84,94, 117 Hajek, Dianne 12—38,24,58 Halverson, Shelby 10—118 Halverson, Sherman 11—115 Hammell, Jane 11—73,115 ‘Hammell, Ted 9—120 Hartley, Donna 8—52,71,124 Hasleiet, Dona 7—49 Haugstad, David 8—85,95,124 Hauser, Dennis 8—49,72,124 Hauser, Judy 10—50,70,118 Hauser, Sandy 8—49,71,124 Hayes, Don 12—24,90 Hayes, Kelly 9—49,120 Hayes, Kevin 11—83,84,115 Heaney, Mark 8—85,124 Heberlein, Allan 11—65,115 Heberlein, Janet 7—49,126 Heberlein, Tom 8—124 Hefte, Jim 7—52,85,126 Heiller, Barb 10—51,70,118 Heimerdinger, Alice 9—120 Heimerdinger, Allen 11—91,115 Heimerdinger, Jean 7—49,52,126 Heintz, James 10—65,118 Heintz, Julie 9—49,71,120 Heintz, Susan 12—24,43,48,50,67,70 Heintz, Tim 8—124 @Heisler, Jackie 11—48,77,110,115 Helke, Thomas 12—24 Hendel, Greta 9—39,42,43,52,62,71, 120 Hendel, Katy 8—52,71,72,124 Hendel, Pete 8—52,72,90,124 Henke, Laura 9—49,71,120 Henze, Marcia 8—39,49,71,76,124 - Hirschuber, Jenny 12—24,37,48 Hirschuber, Mike 8—49,85,124 Holland, Mike 8—52,54,85 ,86,95,124 . Holland, Roger 12—25,37,38,40,42, 43 45 ,69,78,83,84,88 Holte, Candy 12—25,60,63,73 Holty, Tim 12—25,65 Horn, Linda 12—25,51,62 Horn, Susan 9—52,63,71,120 135 Hosch, Mark 9—121 Hosch, Mary 7—38,49,72,126 Hosch, Steve 9—52,85,95,121 Hoscheit, John 10—65,118 Hoscheit, Thomas 11—79,83,84,115 Hoscheit, Tim 10—51,79,83,84,118 Houdek, Linda 10—118 Huff, Jody 8—49,52,71,124 Huff, Todd 11—38,50,54,79,93,115 Hurley, Dave 11—83,115 Ideker, Harold 9—12]1 Ideker, Sonia 7—49,52,126 Inglett, Cynthia 8—52,124 Inglett, Laurie 8—49,124 Ingvalson, Jean 9—52,63,121 Ingvalson, Mike 11—51,64,65,115 Jacobson, Kathy 10—70,118 Jacobson, Larry 12—25,78,83,84 Jahn, Margie 12—25,38,50,51,54,58, 60,70,77 Janikowski, Larry 11—43,48,67,86, 115 Jennings, Kathy 11—75,115 Jennings, Mike 7—49,95,126 Johnson, Ahna 9—48,121 Johnson, Barb 12—25 Johnson, Bob 10—50,79,83,84,94, 117 Johnson, Cheryl 12—25,42,43,51,70 Johnson, David 11—79,83,84,86,93, 115 Johnson, Devoine 9—121 Johnson, Duane 11—115 Johnson, Julie 8—49,52,71,124 Johnson, Paul 9—39,42,43,95,121 Jore, Kathy 11—51,115 Jore, Susan 7—52,72,126 Kasten, Karen 10—39,48,118 Kasten, Richard 8—124 Kasten, Terry 11—115 Kennedy, Kathy 11—50,60,73,115 Kies, Carol 10—50,70,118 Kies, Dan 8—49,85,124 Kinneberg, Linda 9—39,52,54,71,121 Kinneberg, Myron 12—25 Klankowski, Debbie 11—63,73,115 Klankowski, Earl 12—25,64,65,110 Klees, Liz 9—49,121 Klein, Arthur 12—25 Klein, Tim 8—124 Klein, Tom 9—65,121 Klemp, Lenny 11—79,83,84,115 Klinski, Cindy 10—118 Klinski, Mark 12—25,64,65 Klinski, Mark 7—49,126 Klinski, Ronald 9—65,121 Klug, Al 12—25 Klug, Alan 11—115 Klug, Danny 9—121 Klug, Dave 11—115 Klug, Debbie 9—52,121 Klug, Gary 8—72,85,86,95,124 Klug, Jeanne 11—51,69,73,115 Klug, Joan 9—49,71,121 Klug, Manon 12—25,48,58,70,110 Klug, Richard 7—85,126 Knutson, Alan 10—118 Knutson, Marijune 11—60,73,115 7 “Knutson, Mark B-8=124 Knutson, Mark O. 8—124 Koel, Jeanie 7—49,126 Koel, Joan 9—121 Koenig, Joe 10—118 Koenig, Mark 12—25,78,93 Koenig, Mary 9—71,12 1 Koenig, Nancy 7—49,71,72,126 Konzem, Dick 12—25,48,87 Konzem, Gertrude 10—39,118 Kramer, Greg 9—78,85,90,121 Kramer, Laura 7—52,71,72,127 Krech, Kevin 9—95,121 Kruckow, Steven 10—51,65,118 Krueger, Donna 11—51,115 Krueger, Jeff 7—95,127 Kruse, Charles 9—65,85,121 Kruse, Cynthia 7—127 Kruse, Devoine 12—26,64,65 Kruse, Lawrence 11—115 Kruse, Susan 12—26 Kubitz, Cindy 7—127 Kubitz, Debbie 12—26 Kubitz, Joe 7—127 Kubitz, Mike 8—124 Kubitz, Robert 11—83,84,115 Kubitz, Terrie 11—62,115 Kuecker, Betty 10—5S0,70,77,118 Kuecker, Carolyn 12—26,40,62,63 Kuecker, Curtis 9—65,122 Kuecker, James 9—65,121 Kuecker, Kevin 12—26,65 Kuecker, Suzanne 10—118 Kurk, Lori 10—57,70,76,118 Kurk, Scott 8—49,85,95,124 Lager, Dennis 7—49,72,127 Lager, Donna 11—60,70,114 Lager, Gary 10—64,65,118 Lampert, Michael 9—49,121 Lange, Maureen 11—48,57,74,115 Lange, Tim 8—49,85,90,123 Lapham, Loren 11—50,65,115 Lapham, Steve 8—49,90,124 Lapham, Wesley 9—52,85,90,121 Lawson, Janine 8—38,49,71,72,124 Leary, Colleen 12—26,63 Leary, Jean 9—49,71,121 Lee, Steve 10—94,118 LeJeune, Doug 9—52,121 LeJeune, Jeffrey 11—50,115 Lemke, Pat 12—26 Lien, Rhonda 11—48,115 Link, Debbie 12—26,48,51,56 Link, Judy 8—38,49,52,71,72,124 : Link, Kim 9—49,71,76,121 Link, Nick 12—30 Link, Robert 12—26,36,37,45,83,84, 87 ,88,78 Link, Tim 12—26,78,88 Loeffler, Debbie 12—22,40,42,43,45, 58,66,69,70 McCarthy, Ann 12—26,110 McCarthy, Bob 7—94,127 McCarthy, Jim 10—79,93,118 McCarthy, Michael 12—26,38,69,78, 83,84,88 McCormick, Daniel 12—26 McCormick, Mike 11—60,73,83,84, 115 McCormick, Rita 12—26,38,40,42,43, 51,58,60,62,66,70,73 McCormick, Rosanne 9—121 McCormick, Tim 9—121 McCormick, Theresa 11—51,115 McKee, Tammy 7—49,52,127 McManimon, Patricia 11—38,63,69, FLUE AT cee i Ee Mahle, Anita 8—49,52,124 Maier, David 7—49,127 Mallory, Brian 9—85,121 Manhart, Bruce 9—121 Manhart, Jim 12—26 Manhart, Mary 9—49,63,121 Marnach, Ellen 12—26,43,56,70 Marnach, Jeff 11—79,83,84,114 Marnach, Mark 8—124 Maser, Robin 11—48,60,115 Massman, Diane 10—57,118 Massman, Laverne 9—121 Massman, Randy 10—83,84,118 Massman, Steve 12—27 Matthews, Darryl 12—27 Meiners, Beth 10—43,73,118 Meiners, Carol 7—49,52,127 Meiners, Cindy 10—56,70,118 Meiners, Cindy 9—49,71,121 Meiners, Dana 9—65,121 Meiners, David 9—65,85,95,121 Meiners, Gary 12—27,78,96,110 Meiners, Jackie 11—48,60,70,77,115 Meiners, Jerry 11—96,115 Meiners, Randy 8—49,85,90,124 Meiners, Sheryl 10—56,70,110,118 Meisch, Holly 9—52,71,121 Merzenich, Denise 9—52,71,99,121 Merzenich, Julie 7—49,72,127 Merzenich, Mary Jo 7—49,127 Meyer, Amy 10—50,70,118 Meyer, Bernice 12—27,60,70 Meyer, Bruce 9—121 Meyer, Dave 9—78,85,95,121 Meyer, Dorothy 8—52,124 Meyer, Doug 8—49,124 Meyer, Gary 10—65,78,94,96,111, 118 Meyer, Gordon 9—121 Meyer, Jane 12—27,51,56,69,70 Meyer, Janice 8—124 Meyer, Jerry 10—118 Meyer, John 11—65,115 Meyer, Kathye 7—127 Meyer, Keith 10—1 18 Meyer, Kermit 10—65,90,119 Meyer, Kim 7—49,71,72,127 Meyer, Linda 7—127 Meyer, Lois 10—70,118 Meyer, Marie 12—27,51,62 Meyer, Michael 10—118 Meyer, Pam 12—27,48 Meyer, Richard 11—65,115 Meyer, Sherry 12—27,110 Middendorf, Barb 9—62,71,121 Middendorf, Cindy 10—62,70,118 Middendorf, Janine 12—22,38,40,42, 43 ,50,59,69,70 Middendorf, Lincoln 11—115 Middendorf, Mark 9—121 Middendorf, Zane 7—85,127 Miller, Danny 8—49,124 Miller, Darla 9—49,52,71,99,121 Miller, Denise 12—27,43,48,57,70,99 Miller, Ellen 12—27 Miller, Gordon 9—65,121 Miller, Judy 10—50,118 Miller, Tami 8—49,52,71,124 Mills, Terry 10-118 Mindrum, Jennifer 9—49,71,121 Mindrum, Pam 8—49,124 Mindrum, Priscilla 11—51,115 Mitchell, Rita 11—110,115 Mitchell, Vance 11—51,66,88,115 Moe, Bruce 10—78,83,84,88,119 Moe, Colleen 11—48,115 Moe, Doug 7—49,85 90,127 Moe, Greg 12—27,37,78,83,84,87,88 Molling, Dorothy 9—49,71,121 Mueller, Ralph 11—115 Muenkel, Bob 8—95,124 Muenkel, Gail 11—48,70,115 Mullen, Joyce 12—27 Mulvenna, Jill 8—38,49,52,71,72,124 Mulvenna, Julie 7—52,71,72,127 Myhre, Bob 11—64,65,116 Myhre, Danny 10—78,83,84,119 Myhre, Randy 8—39,52,124 Myhre, Susan 8—49,52,71,124 Myhre, Wayne 8—49,124 Opsdahl, Mary 12—28,38,42,70 Ostern, Donna 12—28 Otterson, David 11—54,69,79,83,84, 93,96,116 Otterson, Danny 7—52,85,95,127 Palen, Franci 9—49,121 Palen, Susan 11—38,48,50,63,70,116 Pearson, Roger 11—116 Pearson, Sonia 10—119 Peter, Jean 12—28,45,57,59,69,70, 747 eter, Mike 10—94,96,119 Peter, Theresa 11—50,54,116 Peter, Tom 8—95,125 Petersen, Don 9—49,65,121 Petersen, Joan 12—28,43,62,69 Peterson, Curt 11—116 Peterson, Patti 9—49,71,122 Peterson, Steven 7—127 Pieper, Lyle 12—28 Pieper, Nancy 10—119 Plager, Kim 9—122 Pohlman, Jeff 10—50,51,119 Pohlman, Linda 10—119 Pohlman, Lorin 11—50,116 Pongratz, Dana 8—52,72,86,95,125 Pongratz, Peggy 11—50,54,69,99,116 Potter, Carol 9—49,52,71,122 Potter, David 11—51,54,69,83,116 Privet, Bev 9—52,62,71,122 Privet, John 11—116 Privet, Karen 10—50,119 Privet, Lorene 8—39,49,52,71,123 Puent, Anita 11—43,60,98,116 Nelson, Carol 11—48,57,116 Nelson, Danny 10—51,54,94,119 Nelson, Darlene 8—49,124 Nelson, Liz 10—77,119 Nelson, Lori 7—49,71,72,127 Nelson, Steve 9—39,52,120 Neumann, Betty 7—49,72,127 Neumann, Dale 9—52,121 Neumann, Eileen 12—27,62 Neumann, Kay 8—49,124 Nielsen, John 7—49,85,127 Noel, Carol 7—49,52,71,127 Noel, Mike 10—50,65,119 Noel, Sharon 11—48,77,110,116 Nuckles, Brad 8—49,124 Nuckles, Brenda 7—49,127 Quinnell, Krin 10—50,70,119 Ranzenberger, Ken 9—85,90,122 Ranzenberger, Kim 12—28 O’Heron, Audrey 11—48,57,77,116 Ranzenberger, Larry 11—79,83,84, O’Heron, Dan 9—65,85,90,121 116 O’Heron, Dennis 7—49,90,127 Ranzenberger, Sherry 8—49,125 O’Heron, Diane 12—27,48 Rask, David 8—49,125 Oesterle, Bob 9—121 Rask, Duane 9—122 Oesterle, Jeannie 8—125 Rask, Nancy 7—49,127 Olafson, Debra 8—125 Rask, Kenneth 12—28 Olafson, Jeannie 7—49,127 Rask, William 11—116 Olson, Chris 12—27 Rask, John 11—68,116 Olson, Lyla 12—27,48,70 Reed, Darlene 10—119 Olson, Sandra 11—51,116 Reed, Donna 12—28,48 137 Reinhart, Daniel 12—28,65 Reinhart, Julie 7—49,71,127 Reinhart, Lori 11—48,63,116 Reinhart, Lynette 7—49,71,127 Reining, MaryJo 8—49,71,125 Renslo, David 9—85,122 Renslo, Joyce 7—52,72,127 Rice, Karen 7—52,72,127 Rice, Robert 7—49,127 Richards, Dawn J. 12—28 Richards, Dawn 9—62,71,122 Richards, Dean 7—49,127 Richards, Heidi 9—49,122 Richardson, Mark 12—28,50,78,87 Riker, Julie 8—49,125 Rivera, Chris 7—49,72,126 Roble, Jennifer 9—49,52,71,122 Robson, Becky 11—51,116 Robson, Dave 10—119 Rohde, LaVern 9—85,95,1 22 Rohrer, Mike 8—125 Rohrer, Nancy 7—49,71,127 Rohrer, Steve 11—79,83,84,88,116 Rohrer, Tim 8—49,85,125 Rommes, Julie 8—49,71,125 Rommes, Russ 9—95,122 Rommes, Terri 7—49,71,127 Rommes, Vicky 10—50,70,76,99,119 Rostvold, Becky 10—39,42,43,48,70, 119 Rostvold, Jay 12—28,40,43,45,48,59, 60,83,84,67,78 Rostvold, Tami 7—38,49,98,99,126 Rud, Joe 9—65,122 Ryan, Barbara 12—28,37,38,40,43, 44.45 51,58,60,63,69,70,74,75,98 St. Mary, Allen 10—86,119 St. Mary, Bryan 9—122 St. Sauver, Debi 9—122 St. Sauver, Hobie 11—116 St. Sauver, Judy 12—28 Schellsmidt, Matt 7—38,49,90,127 Schellsmidt, Pat 11—65,79,90,96,116 Schellsmidt, Shirley 7—49,127 Schellsmidt, Steven 12—28,38,60,78, 83 84,88 Schellsmidt, Tom 9—85,122 Schieber, Tim 11—79,83,84,87,93, 116 Schiltz, Lauren 8—38,49,71,72,125 Schiltz, Bill 10—79,83,84,91,119 Schiltz, Bob 10—83,84,90,119 Schiltz, Cindy 7—49,71,99,127 -Schutz, Kathy 11—116 Schiltz, Dave 10—119 Schiltz, Gail 11—116 Schiltz, John 11—116 Schiltz, Marty 8—94,125 Schiltz, Sarah 11—48,50,59,63,70,75, 114 Shuda, Shuda, Simons, Carl 10—43,39,67,86,119 Sinclair, Johnnie 7—49,127 Skarboszewski, Jay 9—65,122 Skifton, Cindy 11—48,57,116 Skadson, Mary 10—48,119 Smerud, Mary 8—52,71,72,125 Smerud, Scott 12—29 Sommers, Wanda 7—49,127 Spagl, Darlene 12—29,48 Stadtler, Julie 10—110,119 Stadtler, Michael 12—29,86 Staggemeyer, Bradley 11—96,116 Staggemeyer, Julie 10—43,70,73,119 Staggemeyer, Mike 10—119 Schroeder, Mark 12—29,60,64,65,78, Stapleton, Cathy 9—52,71,122 86,87,110 apleton, Milda 1 1—5T,54,1T16 Schiltz, Tom 7—85 Schmitz, Dan 10—79,83,84,90,119 Schmitz, Peter 12—29,40,42,43,67,69, 78,83 ,84 Schmitz, Steve 12—29,93,96 Schoh, Rita 11—50;75.98,116 Schoh, Robert 12—29,65,78,88 Scholl, Julie 7—52,71,72,127 Scholl, Terry 11—42,43,50,116 Schroeder, Craig 8—52,72,95,125 Schroeder, Gina 9—52,62,71,122 Schroeder, Karen 7—49,71,127 Schroeder, Kari 11—38,50,51,61,66, 69,70,116 Schroeder, Kathie 10—39,76,119 Schroeder, Mike 11—50,64,65,116 ‘Staple Schroeder, Scott 10—39,51,67,119 Steele, Schuldt, Alan 10—65,119 Steele, Schuldt, Brian 8—52,125 Steele, Schuldt, Cindy 9—38,39,49,52,71,76, Steele, Liz Steele, Schuldt, Gloria 9—65,122 Steele, Schuldt, Jody 8—49,71,125 Steele, Schuldt, Kim 12—29 Steele, Schulte, John 8—49,85,90,125 Steele, Schulte, Mike 10—78,83,84,94,119 Schulte, Steve 7—49,85 95,127 Schulte, Sue 10—70,119 Stoltz, Bill 8—49,125 Schultz, Diane 10—38,43,50,70,119 Stoltz, Jim 9—65,122 Schutz, Mary 9—49,122 Stoltz, Julie 7—49,72,127 Schutz, Sharon 9—122 Stoltz, Sandy 11—116 Schulze, Carol 11—51,54,116 Stoltz, Shirley 12—29,36,37,45,63, 64.65 Schulze, Debbie 9—49,71,122 Schulze, Gary 8—125 Schulze, Roger 10—119 Schulze, Sally 12—29,51 Schulze, Sue 10—119 Schuttemeier, Curtis. 12—29,50,65, 78,83 ,84 Schutz, Mary 10—119 Schutz, Thomas 12—29 Schwartzhoff, Kathy 10—73,119 Schwebach, Mark 12—29 Seekins, Heather 11—51,116 Serres, Kerry 8—49372,125 Serres, Nick 8—49,85,125 Serres, Serres, Sheehan, Jeff 11—116 Sheehan, Mary 9—122 Sheehan, William 7—127 Steffen, Mary 9—49,122 Stokman, Shelly 10—43,73,119 Sullivan, John 12—29,93 Sullivan, Mary 8—49,52,71,125 Sweeney, Jerry 11—79,83,84,116 Tewes, Theobald, Steve 9—65,122 Theobald, Susie 11—50,116 Thiele, Thillen, Mary 8—49,125 Thillen, Ricky 9—122 Thimmesch, Arlene 12—30,37,38,57, 69,70 | Thimmesch, George 8—49,95,125 Steve 7—49,127 Todd 7—49,90,126 Jane 8—49,52,71,125 Wally 12—30 TI, 279 ,83 ,84,93 Cindy 11—70,77,116 Curt 8—125 Dan 9—49,122 Darla 7—49,127 Mike 7—49,127 Randy 9—65,122 Rick 10—119 Terry 8—49,125 Tina 8—49,125 David 12—29,65 Jane 11—51,70,77,98,116 | ee ee Thimmesch, Jan 11—90,116 Thimmesch, Paul 9—122 Thompson, Andrea 8—39,42,49,52, PII25 Thompson, Vicki 11 —50,70,116 Toomey, Renee 7—49,72,127 Traff, Ken 7—49,127 Traff, Tony 9—52,122 Twite, Twite, Twite, Twite, Twite, Twite Twite, Darryl 7—49,90,127 David 9—122 Dennis 9—90,122 Doug 10—119 Jeff 7—49,85,127 , Jill 11-116 Joy 10—48,119 Utke, Sandra 11—73,116 Vetsch, Vetsch, Vetsch, Vetsch, , Rodney 9—65,122 Vick, John 9—122 Vetsch Cindy 8—49,52,125 Gordon 9—65,85,90,122 Jerry 11—65,116 Lois 12—30,51,62 Vick, William 11—116 Vinson, Brian 8—72,95,125 VonArx, Bill 11—51,54,79,87,116 VonArx, Ellen 12—30,51. VonArx, Mike 9—85,87,95,122 VonArx, Nancy 9—52,71,122 Voshart, Joan 12—30,48 Voshart, Jon 10—65,119 Voshart, Pam 10—119 Wagner, Donna 7—49,72,127 Wagner, Jane 10—43,51,57,70,77,119 Wagner, JoAnn 12—30,56,59,69,70, 74,75 ,99 Wagner, John 11—116 Wagner, Julia 11—38,63,70,114 Wagner, Kris 7—52,71,72,127 Wagner, Paul 11—68,86,117 Wagner, Peter 11—68,86,117 Wagner, Tom 9—122 Walhovd, Gerald 8—52,72,125 Weichert, Theresa 12—30,37,43,57, 60,62 ,66,69,70,75,98 wag Kevin 12—30 ep ie fA Hae Jos aes Welper, Lance 8—52,85,95,125 Welper, Pam 12—30,40,42,43,51,60, 62,68 Welper, Rory 10—51,83,84,90,119 Welscher, Jeanie 11—73,117 Welscher, John 9—122 Welscher, Marci 9—71,122 Wermager, Larry 9—122 Weymiller, Alice 12—30,59,69,70,77 Weymiler, Audrey 12—22,51,58,69, 70,77 Wiebke, Diane 12—30 Wiebke, Gale 10—57,70,76,119 Wiebke, Joe 12—30,78,8 3,84 Wilhelm, Kaye 12—30,48,51,70 Wohlers, Loren 8—52,72,125 Wohlers, Rachele 10—50,70,77,119 Wohlers, Yvette 7—49,52,71,127 Wohlwend, Kris 9—122 Wruck, Chris 10—119 Wruck, Paula 8—49,125 Zimmerman, David 9—85,95,122 Zimmerman, Mark 11—117 139 140 Our Friends and Sponsors Sponsoring Two Pages EMMON’S DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Sponsoring One Page A W DRIVE IN ALBERTS BESSE BUS SERVICE BRADY ELEVATOR CALEDONIA STATE BANK DR. 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PIEPER PLUMBING, HEATING EXCAVATING TRU-GAS WAGNER FABRICS WAGNER INSURANCE WALT’S CLEANERS WATER’S HOTEL WIEBKE OIL COMPANY WIEBKE PRODUCE 141 Pewee: Bob Link—State Champion Bob Link Roger Holland, Bob Link, and Steve Schellsmidt repre- sented Caledonia at the 37th Annual Minnesota State Wres- tling Championships held at Williams Arena in Minneapolis. Bob became the second wrestler in the history of Cale- donia wrestling to capture a state championship. Only he and Mark Lange hold this honor. Bob did so by defeating Roger Bernu of New York Mills 6-1, Mark Lippert of Olivia 7-3, Dan Danks of Blue Earth 7-1, and Tom Welander of Virginia 9-3 for the 180-pound championship. Mr. Simon Steve Schellsmidt Roger Holland was beaten by Brad Anderson of Walnut Grove 6-3. Anderson lost in the next round to eliminate Holland’s chances of wrestling back for third place. Steve Schellsmidt was also beaten first round by Jim Becker of Edina East 7-4. 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