Chosen Valley High School - Burr Oak Yearbook (Chatfield, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1967 volume:

.1 XV . .Z I ff .E K. Chosen Valley High School Chatfield, Minnesota I -3-217 fr- , Contents . .... . Dedication . .. .. .4 Activities . .. . . ... 5 Homecoming .... .... 5 Music - Instrumental. IO Vocal . ..... I5 Grganizations ...... 20 Sports ................ 37 Administration and Fagulty ......... . . . 55 Underclassmen ... ...63 Seniors ....... . . . 75 Advertising .... .. . 84 r5,......--17 ii W1..,,,T. i E ... l . ,, ,W . :,, ' , , f -- erase--f it -1, :P D ,..' L, .-1 2 ' , , . v 1 1.-- , -, ,TTYLS2 ' ,Aa-.5 ,, ,,. M., , , ,S V -HWY, W R mm: 5, ...., 1 uk--.,-gs,-,-. - -.,.,,i, M IT! ll HI -af in - , ii i, i i 4 a ? N ,. o'- LG- i . i mtag .41-9 is ,N rfb! 1 1 x ,'l N xt To To To To To To To the head of the biology department, the teacher who kxeeps his students on their toes, the announcer of basketball and football games, the avid bowling fan, the part time carpenter and gardener, the teacher who has the admiration and respect of the students ROBERT HURLEY, we dedicate the 1967 Burr Oak. f I i 1 f f f f X f W f f 34 2 .X f Royalty KING: Mike Woonerg QUEEN: Maureen Keefeg SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT: Cynthia Bill- mang I-IONORARY PRINCESS: Hiroko Takemorig JUNIOR ATTENDANT: Sonja Jacobson. THE CROWNING TOUCH Dreams Come True at Homecomin . . . As Coronation began, soft music filled the gymnasium. With a roll of drums and a clash of cymbols, Cynthia 'Billman was announced the soph- omore atrendant. Then the fairy godmotlier, Julie Judd, waved her magic wand and Sonja Jacobson was chosen junior attendant. A hush fell, tension rose, and the royalty, Maureen Keefe and Mike Wooner, ascended the throne to reign over home- coming activities. E. QUEEN CANDIDATES: Maureen Keefe, Sara French, Kari Kay Kruempel, Diane Aulich. KING CANDIDATES: Mike Wooner, Steve Row- land, Steve Amundson, Mark KHITIIFICI- FAIRY GODMOTI-IER: Julie Judd ESCORT: Par Lawson HONORARY PRINCESS: Hiroko Takemori ESCORT: Erwin Schmeling JUNIOR CANDIDATES: Lana Erickson, Gail Man- ahan, Sonja Jacobson, Jeanne Schroeder. JUNIOR ESCORTS: Ron King, Russ Skrukrud, Clif- ford Bernard, Robert Drogemuller. Royalty Candidates SOPI-IOMORE CANDIDATES: Francis Baker, San- dra Redalen, Susan Christenson, Cynthia Billman. SOPHOMORE ESCORTS: Tom Bernard, Dan Ber- nard, Bill Bowe, Mike Fratzke. 1' , ' ig 'Q't x l I I 'S' pi - ff -E A -L-Q-.. g if , I I 5 E ,nf ffl, if -1-sul' i King Mike and Queen Maureen N Nw ...,, 7 ,,4 Ln '1 -1 -1 'S X U Senlors Take F1rst Second Goes to J umors ,V Eff gr! 1 '97 Wm qYJHl 'V Mifir.. Erghth Places Thrrd 10th Grade Float 9th Grade Float '7th Grade Float F-'li' 'nip :::I,- . 'i 'M' 1' ' 'Tom .. U t .f .g1f.--viii:-. ' f ri-k Z Y V ' , - .,,. - n one or A9 -. ..f-' 4- e r n , Steve Amundson, Dan Bernard, and Mike Lane combine efforts to stop a Lanesboro advance, helping to bring a 26-15 victory for Chatfield. iPhoto-courtesy Rochester POST-BULLETINJ Here Comes the Band WU! ' , .,V. ,W , V, I , xv A I. F 5 Q Row 1: M. Fratzke, R. King, W. French, D. Yates, D. Ellis, L. Thorson, J. Loughrey, C. Campbell. Row 2: D. McConochie, R. Salter, R. Bjortomt, S. Rogers, J. Fratzke, S. Nelson, G. Anderson, D. Jack. Row 3: K. Kruempel, G. Manahan, N. Upton, S. Ellis, J. Spelhaug, S. Christensen, S. Jacobsen, L. Ruskell. Row 4: S. French, D. Kamnetz, A. Jacobson, L. Erickson, J. Ward, A. Flynn, L. Christensen, J. Powers. Row 5: S. Thompson, L. Lawson, V. Mangan, R. Rodgers, D. Ward, R. Trulson, D. Brown. Parades, Concerts, New Uniforms . . . MAIORETTES -- D. Fratzke, L. Mitchell, S. French, M. Sev- erud, M. Johnsen, D. Christensen. Row 1: M. Ellis, J. Whitcomb, W. Pavlish, J. Zawacki, M. Ruskell, P. Lovejoy, J. Schroeder, S. Redalen. Row 2: D. Severson, J. Fortier, T. Lovejoy, G. Strande, R. Bjortomt, D. Johnson, A. Strange, S. Reese. Row 3: P. Henry, P. Donahoe, P. Trogstad, D. Bicknese, M. Giehtbrock, D. Aulich, G. Scott, D. Weivoda. Row 4: S. Bernard, A. Battey, L. Anderson, C. Amy, B. Andersen, R. Coe, D. Dresler, R. Finseth. Row 5: J. Battey, M. Stephens, T. Bernard, J. Halvorson, J. Sommerfeld, R. Billman, I. Connelly. L. Holets missing. for the Concert Band L 5 V A l ACCOMPANISTS- - Seated: M. Severud, 1 B. Andersen. Stand- ing: M. Ruskell, P. ,.....-----f Donahoe, P. Love- y joy, P. Henry, S. Thompson, A. Bus- ian. , -Q, Row 1: K. Amundson, K. Hess, M. Severud, M. Tuohy, J. Tuohy, K. Haugen. Row 2: S. Sorenson, D. Ber- nard, D. Fratzke, C. Kester, T. Bernard, J. Baier, M. Ward, K. Kremer, D. Christenson. Row 3:B. Bjortomt R. Witte, C. Loughrey, C. Brogan, G. Trulson, K. Snider, B. Skrukrud, T. Weivoda, M. Coe, G. Salter. Row 4: J. Henry, K. Hughes, D. Finseth, S. Allen, D. Bernard,G. Kiehne, L. Campion, J. Asleson, L. San- ders, L. Musty, R. Anderson, R. Spelhaug, G. Ruskell. Standing: C. Moore, R. Jones, K. Richter, R. Schild, N. Jensen, K. Upton, M. Arnold, S. McBroom. Brass Sextet: Row 1: D. McConchie, J. Zawacki, R. Salter. Row 2: I. Whitcomb, J. Halvorson, M. Fratzke. Cadet Band .... Practices for Percussion Ensemble. R. Rodgers, S. Thompson, V. Mangan, R. Trulson D. Brown, D. Ward, L. Lawson, QL. Holets - ab- sentj. Row 1: S. Lynch, K. Anderson, S. Haagenson, K. Friedrich, J. Yetter, R. Ward, J. Martin. Row 2: L. Mitchell, L. Meeker, M. Johnson, P. lack, G. Erickson, L. Narveson, L. Hall, S. Scheff. Row 8: T. French, G. Baker, R. Tangen, D. Thorson, K. Hess, P. Holtegaard, J. Asleson, J. Schwartz, D. Zincke, M. Steinbrink, S. An- dreason, S. Anderson, C. Manahan, I. Erickson. Row 4:H. Nelson, M. Thieke, W. Upton, L. Zincke, T. Al- len, D. Andreason, J. Iacobus, G. Borgen, D. Olson, D. Spelhaug, C. Luedtke, D. French, J. Siegel, D. Kinney, M. Bernatz, I. Zawacki, I. Erickson. Standing: G. Amundson, P. Samuels, L. Miller, C. Balcome, M. Brogan, K. Dresler, D. I-Ioltegaard, R. Kiehne, Mr. Anderson. Perfection Clarinet Quartet Z S. French, A. Jacobson, A. Flynn, L. Christensen. A. Strange, D. Weivoda, D. Johnson, R. Bjortornt. Saxophone Quartet: Flute Trio 1 K. Kruempel, G. Manahan, N. Upton. I yu nn .-1 .5 .,.. . 721. ff: 5 I4 German Band: Row 1: M. Fratzke, D. Kamnetz, D. Johnson, J. Sommerfeld, R. Salter, D. McConochie, R. Bjortornt. Row 2: S. French, M. Giehtbrock, M. Ellis. Trumpet Trio: D. McConchie, R. Salter, R. Bjortomt. 5 Instrumental Soloistsz Row 1: S. Thompson, S. French, M. Ellis, L. Christensen, J. Fortier, B. Anderson. Row 2: N. Upton, D. McConochie, R. Salter, J. Whitcomb, A. Strange, L. Thorson, A. Flynn. Row 3: I. Sommer- feld, R. Bjortornt, I. Halverson, T. Bernard, D. Johnson, R. Bjortomt. sw -2 15 +1 1 . l Fr French Horn Quartet: J. Zawacki, M. Ruskell, P. Lovejoy. I. Schroeder. Boys' Chorus Row 1: P. Connelly, T. Finley, G. Baker, L. Meeker, T. French, I. Iacobus, D. Thorson, I. Seigel, D. Wertz, D. Kulsrud, R. Tangen, G. Borgen, T. Goldsmith. Row 2: S. Gasner, L. Hall N. Rowland, D. Goldsmith, G. Ruskell, I. Salter, M. Donahoe, C. Luedtke, B. Kruempel, R. Anderson, W. Goldsmith, R. Jones, T. Tuohy, D. Voshell. Row 3: I. Erickson, D. French, M. Manahan, M. Steinbrinck, M. Bernatz, W. Goldsmith, I. Zawacki, Mr. Nasby, E. Brown, A. Fortier, F. Campion, R. Skrukrud, M. Stevens, H. Nelson, T. Sullivan. Seventh and Eighth Grade Choruses Sing at the Christmas Concert Girls' Chorus Row 1: J. Hanson, L. Yetter, K. Kremer, L. Smith, J. Berse, A. Connelley, C. Hess, K. Haugen, D. Polzin, P. Zwart, B. Bjortomt, L. Rodgers, J. Asleson, B. Benicke, J. Tuohy, K. Hart, C. Marquardt, M. Kohlmeyer. Row 2: S. Rudlong, D. Dahl, M. Brogan, P. Samuels, I. Henry, C. Balcome L. Meeker, M. Bernard, D. Fratzke, P. Verville, S. Sutherland, C. Kester, D. Christenson, K. Anderson, P. Schroeder, R. Richards, J. Schwartz, M. Ward, R. Winslow. Row 3: M. Tuohy, K. Amundson, S. Haagen- son, K. Hess, K. Dresler, M. Johnson, S. Hahn, R. Irish, N. Krueger, D. Bernard, B. Greenlee, D. Holte- gaard, M. Severud, K. Kremer, K. Freidricks, J. Horsman, C. Hughes, L. Musty. Row 4: K. Bergstrom, S. Allen, M. Coe, J. Bandel, L. Fix, S. Lynch, K. Amundson, K. Oldenburg, P. Holtegaard, L. Anderson, Mr. Nasby, P. Jack, J. Baier, T. Bernard, J. Aslebson, C. Loughrey, L. Mitchell, K. Bailey, C. Brogan, J. Kren- ske. r 5 ' W5 :ii is Efaiiai fzh y Q . , at Row 1: C. Wertz, C. Schmeling, L. Erickson, D. Allen, J. Asleson, H. Takemori, A. Bergstrom, G. Scott,L. Wertz, B. Andersen. Row 2: C. Sass, D. Banclel, L. Borgen, M. Kiehne, J. Kinney, M. Strande, L. Ruskell, L. Christenson, N. Mangan. Row 3: G. Larimer, P. Lovejoy, M. Ellis, S. Jacobson, K. Overton, J. Ward, D. Becknese, S. French, S. Reclalen, N. Kohlmeyer. Row 4: Mr. Nasby, D. Jensen, I. Nelson, C. Billman, D. Aulich, M. Giehtbrock, P. Zincke, B. Brurnmond, C. Clemens. Girls' Chorus Their Music Fills the Air -- Boys' Chorus Row 1: D. Yetter, D. McConochie, G. Lari- mer, F. Krahn, S. Rogers, A. Voshell, D. Todd, V.Mangan. Row 2: P. Chase, J. if' Whitcomb, J.Finley, M. Lane, D. John- son, D. Manahan, R Salter. Row 3: J. Sommerfeld, R. King, T. Bernard,J.Halver- son, J.Ha1verson, D. Brown. Row 4: Mr. Nasby, B. Tuohy,C. Smalley. fl ,.. Row 1: C. Wertz, C. Schmeling, G. Scott, J. Asleson, N. Mangan, L. Christenson, L. Ruskell, C. Sass, D. Allen, H. Takemori, A. Bergstrom, L. Erickson, B. Anderson. Row 2: N. Kohlmeyer, D. Bandel, P. Lovejoy, S. Redalen, S. Jacobson, D. Kiehne, K. Overton, D. Bicknese, M. Ellis, G. Larimer, M. Kiehne, L. Borgen, J. Kinney, M. Strande. Row 3: D. McConochie, J. Ward, C. Clemens, B. Brummond, C. Billman, J. Finley J. Whitcomb, V. Mangan, A. Voshell, D. Jensen, I. Nelson, P. Zincke, S. French. Row 4: D. Aulich, D. Johnson, R. Salter, D. Yates, R. King, J. Halvorson, B. Tuohy, D. Brown, J. Halvorson, T. Bernard, J. Som- merfield, G. Gathje, D. Manahan, M. Giehtbrock. Senior High Mixed Choruses inth Grade Row 1: M. Olson, J. Hart, S. Gilliland, T. Marquardt, D. Dailey, J. Judd, M. Hughes, R. Kohlmeyer, J. Martin, J. Fortier, K. Richter. Row 2: C. Amy, R. Kiehne, C. Campbell, P. Yates, B. Voshell, G. Overton, M. Halloran, D. Drewes, D. Weivoda, W. Junge, R. Stevens. Row 3: J. Erickson, M. Tangen, S. Ferguson, M. I-lutton, P. Henry, J. Knutson, L. Bailey, W. Wright, D. Berse, L. Anderson, R. Bergstrom. Row 4: R. Coe D. Dresler, R. Ward, S. Sorenson, R. Finseth, T. Billman, S. Scheff, N. Jensen, C. Bernard, M. Donahoe, Mr. Nasby. Madrlgals Row 1: D. Bandel, D. McConochie, M. Kiehne, H. Takemori. Row 2: M. Ellis, S. French, A. Voshell, V. Mangan, K. Overton, J. Kinney. Row 3: C. Billman, D. Aulich, J. Whitcomb, R. Salter, D. Johnson, M. Giehtbrock, I. Nel- son. Row 4: R. King, J. Halvorson, B. Tuohy, J. Somrnerfeld. Let's Harmonize . . . The UncaIled Four 1. Sommer- feld, R. Salter, D. Johnson, B. Tuohy. BOYS, Row 1: R. Salter. Row 2:1 Whitcomb, A. Voshell. Row 3: D. Johnson, J. Sornmerfeld, J. Halvorson. Row 4: R. King, B. Tuohy. I-b--Q-, we WU? -igziew-.T 75 L. Row 1: I. Fortier, D. Drewes, B. Voshell, P. Henry, I. Judd, M. Hughes. Row 2: L. Bailey, P. Donahoe, R. Ward, T. Billman, D. Dresler, W. Wright, D. Berse. Row 1: A. Connelly, B. Bjortomt, L. Meeker, J. Horsman, C. Balcome, D. Fratzke, D. Christen- son, J. Schwartz, C. Benike. Row 2: K. Hess, S. Haagenson, C. Brogan, S. Allen, K. Dresler, M. Seve- rud, K. Friedrich, K. Kremer, C. Kester, K. Amundson. Row3: J. Asleson, K. Amundson, T. Bernard, P. Jack, S. Anderson, J. Baier, L. Mitchell, M. Johnson, J. Ban- del. Row 1: K. Hess, K. Haugen, P. Rowen, D. Finseth, K. Anderson, J. Asleson, K. Kremer J. Tuohy. Row 2: L. Musty, K. Hughes, M. Coe, K. Bailey, S. Lynch, K. Berg- strom, R. Irish, J. Henry. inlh Grade Girl's Chorus Eighth Grade Girl's Chorus gg Seventh Grade GirI's Chorus Y' s SENIORS: D. Kamnetz, P. Flynn, M. Fratzke, C. Smalley, W. Bailey, K. Kruempel, S. French, N. Gold- smith, L. McBroom. ational Honor Society Scholarship, leadership, service, and character are the basis for recognition given to outstanding students who are elected to the National Honor Society. No honor conferred by the school excels that represented by this society. Eligibility for the National Honor Society requires a minimum of a B average during high school. In the junior year five per cent of the class is elected and an additional ten per cent in the senior year. Selection of these students is made by the faculty. This award represents the fundamental objectives for which schools are established. JUNIORS: R. Salter, J. Halvorson, R. King, I. Sommerfeld, S. Thompson. OurGoverning Bod . .. S d G The Student Senate is the student voice as- tu sisting in the governing of the Chosen Valley I-Iigh School. Each class and school organization is rep- b resented. During the Senate meetings, the mem- bers discuss matters of importance to the entire stu- dent body. They work together to improve student S d e n t n a activities. By voting on matters, it shows a form of democracy in action. The Student Senate serves as a vital link be- tween the faculty and the students ofthehigh school Standing: L. Campion, D. Dresler, J. Hervey, L. Ruskell, S. Jacobson, H. Takemori, Mr. Dale Haugen.Seat- ed: M. Bernatz, F. Baker, W. French, J. I-Ialvorson, D. Johnson, J. Ward, L. Meeker, K. Kruempel. ,,..u, - -..v, ' if 14 ROW 1: Mrs. Proechel, J. Fortier, C. Campion, J. Schmeling, C. Wertz, F. Baker, K. Hanson, J. Martin J. Nordmeier, D. Bernard, J. Hart. ROW 2: R. Kohlmeyer, J. Hanson, C. Schrneling, J. Steinbrink, A Battey, N. Mangan, P. Zincke, A. Bergstrom, G. Scott, M. Junge, D, Irish. ROW 3: D. Allen, D. Drewes E. Rabe, M. Todd, L. Christenson, L. Kohlmeyer, C, Moen, J. Judd, M. Hughes, M. Ruskell, D. Every ROW 4: P. Trogstad, J. Battey, P, Waadevig, P. Lovejoy, J. Kinney, M. Stephens, S. Bernard, D. Krehne N. Kohlrneyer, L. Borgen, J. Funk. ROW 5: S. Schroeder, S. Jocobson, M. Coe, D. Berse, S. Redalen L Anderson, M. Hutton, M. Halloran, D. Every, S. Redalen, D. Stoppel. ROW 6: P. Henry, B. Voshell G Overton, V. Bunr, S. Ferguson, B. Giehtbrock, J. Knutson, L. Bailey, W. Wright, M. Tangen, D. Bandel ROW 7: D. Dresler, P. Zincke, R. O'Byrne, C. Bernard, S. Christenson, B. Brummond, J. Spelhaug, P Donahoe, S. Thompson, A. Schild, L. Lawson. ROW 8: R. Ward, D. Jensen, J. Hervey, K. Hunfeld T Billman, S. Sorenson, C. Billman, A. Busian, N. Jensen, D. Ayers. Sewing, Cooking .... Basis for Future Homemakers of America Initiation . . . They Serve Tea, Too lv ,ay k -,nav J A, an .51 h, a , -2, dh.. M , - - . . 2 - 4 . ..- Row l: B. Anderson, C. Wertz, A. Bergstrom, A. Battey, H. Takernori, L. Wertz, F. Baker. Row 2:C. Moen P. Trogstad, A. Spelhaug, J. Battey, L. Christenson, J. Asleson, M. Ruskell, C. Schmeling. Row 3:G. Man- ahan, L. Kohlmeyer, S. Redalen, D. Evey, A. Jacobson, J. Kinney, L. Ruskell. Row 4: K. Kruempe1,M.Ellis J. Conway, J. Schroeder, S. Jacobson, A. Ferguson, L. Lawson, K. Flynn. Row 5: P. Lovejoy, S. Schroeder, A. Flynn, K. Hunfelcl, J. Ward, A. Schild, E. Giehtbrock, Row 6: Mrs. Turner, J. Spelahug, J. Hervey, M. Giehtbrock, C. Billman, A. Busian, S. Christenson, M. Goldsmith. Row 7: D. Johnson, P. Flynn, R. Hanson, M. Fratzke, T. Bernard, J. Halvorson. FTA encourages interest in the teaching pro- fession and gives to its members a chance to learn about teaching. The club has been very active this year. Teas were given for the teachers of both the elementary and high school. The members also served as guides at the Parent-Teacher Conferences in October. In order to learn about teaching, the 0 group has visited colleges and has listened to sever- A I al speakers. To gain practical experience, the members have acted as teachers' aides. Seated: L. Wertz, F. Baker, 1. Hervey, D. Every, C. Moen, D. Stoppel, C. Clemens, D. Jensen,Mrs.Turner. Standing: S. Thompson, M. Coe, C. Schmeling, K. Rudling, L. Kohlmeyer, D. Every, M. Stephens,K.Jen- sen, L. MCBIOOH1, J. Plenge, M. Upton, S. Schroeder, A. Jacobson. Library Staff Serving Our School Gff' St ff B. Tesch, A. Bergstrom, M. Keefe, G. Larimer, K. Jensen, D. Jensen, P. Giehtbrock. 1'-', 'S' ii' ffgpe. Q., if , T JXP Safety Council Make Us Aware of Safety -- The Safety Council is made up of three com- mittees: Elementary, High School, and Community, whose main concern this year is to achieve greater safety in the school and community. The elemen- tary committee takes care of anything dealing with safety in grades one through sixg this includes such things as poster contests., bicycle-rodeo, bulletin displays, and fire drills. The high school committee stresses safety especially in sports and in driving. Pamphlets, assemblies, and fire drills are methods used to pre- sent safety information in grades seven through twelve. The community committee has the most com- plicated job of trying to reach the whole communi- ty in an attempt to keep them safety minded. They stress driving and pedestrian safety, as well as hunting safety, fire safety, and any other fields of value to the general public. The biggest event of the year is the community program which is an evening of entertainment which emphasizes safety. The Safety Council has an all day annual convention at one of the Olmsted County schools where certain topics of safety are discussed. For the past three years the Chosen Valley High School has won the Safety Council award for being the outstanding school stressing safety in Olm- sted County. ELEMENTARY COMMITTEE--M. Ellis, P. Dona- hoe, C. Clemens, D. Johnson, J. Ward, I. Zawa- cki. HIGH SCHOOL COMMITTEE--N. Jensen, S. Row- land, R. Ward, P. Flynn, L. Meeker, Mr. Rogers. COMMUNITY COMMITTEE--A. Bergstrom, I. Hervey, M. Kiehne, W. Pavlish, M. Ruskell. L ra -will -'. Of .. l. 5. T , ' i ...M lr ...ss fs? N H . Q, Audio- Visual Staff M Row 1: J. Whitcomb, R. Trulson, M. Keefe, J. Hanf, K. Lacey, L. Meeker. Row 2: W. Bowe, L. Wooner, M. Stemp, C. Moen. Row 3: Mrs. Turner, C. Sogla, I.Moen, R. Batzel, C. Clemens, R. Gardner. Row 4: I. Ellis, M. Lane, R. Hall, S. Reese, P. Goldsmith, S. Amundson, R. Richter. Fire-arm Safety-- The Rifle Club Rifle Club teaches the safe way to handle fire arms. Members of the club are: R.Bjorromt, R. Coe, M. Bernatz, R. Bjortomt, S. Scheff, D.Kulsrud, T. Timm, D. Thorson, D. Zin- cke, T. Weivoda, T. French, G. Ruskell, M. Zwart, M. Ste- phens, C. Moore, D. Spelhaug, C. Carver, J. C3l'l'lpl.O1'1,K. Upton, D.Brown, L. I-Iolets, T. Timm, J. Hors- mann, A. Pavlish, A. Forteir, S.Chirst- enson, L. Thorson, Mr. Wayne Stephens, advisor. - . Seated: P. Verville, K. Haugen, K. Hart, R. Irish, J. Hart, C. Dahley, D. Johnson. Standing: M. Donahoe, K. Anderson, K. Hunfeld, G. Cummings, K. Dresler, M. Johnson, S. Dahley, A. Battey, A. Bergstrom, B. Kruempel, M. Steinbrink, J. Hervey, J. Krenzke, R. Richards, K. Bergstrom, Mrs. Marcolini. Creativit Through Art Club Individual expression of art is shown through Art Club. Each member is able to express his ideas ed from clay and intriguing designs are made from block prints, water colors, and charcoal drawings. All members work together to create posters to ad- 'N fl vertise school activities. 5 ' fl-gif' Q A Y' A' 7 -as , .Q , 1 , fr an .,:. I . 11 , ss , by using various mediums. New forms are develop- .r. i QS f L - Where's the stapler? Will this be a volcano? fm ' - rl- '. f e i lt's finally done Didn't like the band? The Prom . . . .lust a Memory Hawaiian punch, anyone? X.. l Miss Durscher and r. Fenwick Direct Declamation --.5 EXTEMPORANEOUS READING: ROW 1: M. Mar- tin, L. Meeker, K. Bergstrom. Row 2: P. Henry, L. Mitchell, M. Severud. NON-ORIGINAL ORATORY: F. Krahn. K. Han son, R. Trulson. STORY-TELLING: D. Johnson, K. Kruempel. DISCUSSION - EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING J. Sommerfeld, S. French, SERIOUS INTERPRETATION: Row 1: C. Bal- come, J. Tuohy, J. Berse, K. Kremer, J. Henry. Row 2: B. Kruempel, J. Krenske, M. Coe, P. Rowen, J. Schmeling. Row 3: M. Donahoe, W. Pavlish, M. Giehtbrock, N. Jen- sen, J. Martin. HUMOROUS INTERPRETATION: S. Gasner, T. Weivoda, T. Allen, J. Cravath, G. Trulson. Row 2: P. Verville, M. Tuohy, R. Richards, L. Hall, T. Tuohy. Row 3: S. Thompson, L. Ruskell, W. Wright, S. Redalen, M. Ellis. Row 4: B. Voshell, M. Johnson, K. Kremer, D. Christenson. Boys and Ghouls To ge th e r Everyone who enjoys monster movies or plays had a wonderful time watching the Junior Class pre- sentation of BOYS AND GHOULS TOGETHER. The scene used throughout the play was the living room of an old castle somewhere high in the Alps. The hair-raising screams as the clock struck the hour were one of the things helping to create the ghostly atmosphere. Jim Sommerfeld as Model S , amechanical robot, with machine like movements, marked him as definetely non-human. Mary Ellis, as Granny, maintained a difficult bent position and rasping voice without ever seeming normal . Donald John- son as the Count had the appearance and accent for the traditional unearthly pride of his ancestors, Frankenstein and Dracula. The other members of the cast included Ilene Nelson, Judd Whitcomb, Lynda Lawson, Dianne Bicknese, Jean Ward, Jean Asleson, Judy Zawacki, Steve Rogers, Jack Halvor- son, Linda Ruskell, David Todd, and Bernie Tuohy. The play was directed by Mr. Richard Fen- wick. TJ :si 'Q Row 1: Miss Durscher, J. Zawacki, P. Zincke, J. Ward. Row 2: M. Giehtbrock, L. Lawson, L. Ruskell, M. Ellis. Row 3: N. Goldsmith, S. French, D. Aulich, K. Kruempel. Row 4: D. Johnson, J. I-Ialvorson, J. Whitcomb, R. Hall. Row 5: S. Rowland, J. Sommerfeld, B. Tuohy. -l'l16SpiElI1S -- Act well your part. there all the honor lies. Dicken's Christmas Carol No Greater Love K. Kruempel, M. Giehtbrock, R. Hall. J. Sommerfeld S. French. I-I. Takemori, K. Kruernpel, D. Aulich, H. Nelson, K. Ellis, R. Hall. - g...lll,1I1.l0!.fE'r.Z.5iI4Z Z5l,,W 7,,,,m ,ww-Hlll..f..f.E Flf:4..ZTZTi 'fm JE' .7 I 4 in. 1 Aw , 4 am 5 ,- 1 lsr 5,31 V l 1 v 4 l cl inliu Iil'ili...I..::Fw.,.,.. w -'.1 Row 1: L. Wertz, A. Spelhaug, N. Kohlmeyer, L. Borgen, S. Redalen, A. Jacobson, G. Manahan, D. Allen, G. Scott, B. Anderson, Sra. Upton. Row 2: D. Bandel, L. Lawson, J. Conway, J. Schroeder, S. Thompson, K. Flynn, E. Giehtbrock, M. Ellis, D. McConochie, J. Kinney. Row 3: W. Pavlish, N. Goldsmith, N. Upton J. Hervey, D. Jensen, A. Busian, J. Zawacki, I. Nelson, J. Ward, C. Clemens. Row 4: A. Voshell, D. John- son, D. Aulich, J. Halvorson, B. Tuohy, J. I-lalvorson, R. King, L. McBroom, M. Giehtbrock, P. Chase. CK. Jensen, not picturedj. Stud ing Gur Southern Neighbors Through Spanish Club Mrs. Dennis Gunderson, D. Johnson, L. McBroom, Spanish Club is organized to promote interest A. Voshell, D. McConochie, L. Wertz, ki, J. Ward. flvlvs I. Zawac- Lrg! 'gg and understanding of Spanish customs and traditions ln order to earn money, the members sponsor- ed a dance at Christmas. In January, Mrs. Dennis Gunderson of Spring Valley spoke to the members. In 1959, as a member of the Chatfield High School Spanish Club, she and ten others went to Mexico. She showed slides of the many things they saw and visited. She also brought glass figurines, a large pottery plate, Mexican money, earrings. Future plans of the club include a trip to a Mexican restaurant in Minneapolis. 9 J V , . . W, ,Q . ,l. . 5 J J 1 I J Sitting, Left to Right: M. Ellis, D. Johnson, K. Dresler, C. Moen, S. French. Stand- ing: K. Bergstrom, C. Clemens, B. Kruempel, J. Sommerfeld, M. er, S. Thompson, K. Kruempel, R. Salter, R. Richards, T. French. V vvfsvz-W Y -J . . 1 :L Miss Lee checks copy as Editors Kari Kay Kruernpel and Sara French aided by assistant editor Robert Sal- ter look on. L. McBroom Miss Lee L. Lawson A. Bergstrom 23 D. Jensen J. Hervey A. Schild M. Giehtbrock D. Aulich B. Andersen M. Tuohy S. Schroeder Johnson, L. Meek- The Gopher Weekly News and Views Pictures, Layouts, Copy, and T ping . . . Mixed with Work and Fun . . . Produce . . . . BUSINESS MANAGERS--Steve Amundson and Low- ell Meeker. Linda McBroom, co-editor: Mrs. Mitchell, adviser: Nancy Goldsmith, co-editor: Dwaine Karnnetz. tny, Mike Fratzke, Jeff Lee, Dwaine Kamnetz, Pe- ter Kohlm eyer. COPY STAFF AND TYPISTS--Nancy Goldsmith, Linda McBroom, Maureen Keefe, Linda Wertz, Alice Schild, Diane Aulich, Mrs. Mitchell, I-Iiroko Takemori. PLANNING LAYOUTS--Chuck Smalley, John Novo- The Burr Gak Photographer--John Novotny ' ' siege, Wm KQEQQ4, m , Mzfsiisgi ' fy fu ,A 1 v m' T 1. ssfefv? 1 '-'I -my qgqggiif , L , Rush, Rush, Rush ..... struggling to meet each ap proaching deadline. Z' Ml' 1 if ' Q JN ' 7' 1 f, , -L 'gf f f V, A . 44.1 1 X 1' 6 Row 1: M. Ward, K. Hughes, P. Donahoe, L. Anderson, N. Jensen, L. Bailey, R. Richards, J. Hanson, P Samuels, M. Tuohy, Miss Lubinski. Row 2: A. Spelhaug, W. Wright, J. Fortier, A. Schild, C. Niemeyer, P. Zwart, J. Hanson, K. Sample, D. Drewes, D. Berse, L. Lawson. Row 3: L. McBroom, P. Henry, J. Martin, J. Judd, A. Busian, R. Irish, P. Holtegaard, C. Hart, K. Dresler, K. Kremer, J. Yetter, D. Bernard. Row 4: A. Jacobson, C. Clemens, M. Todd, D. Dresler, K. Bailey, M. Ellis, B. Andersen, L. Meeker, L. Mitchell, J. Tuohy, B. Voshell, L. Ruskell. Row 5: L. Musty, S. Battey, S. Lynch, M. Ruskell, S. Anderson, D. Hol- tegaard, M. Coe, T. Bernard, S. Anderson, M. Bernard, B. Greenlee. Row 6: J. Hervey, G. Scott, R. Ward, M. Hutton, C. Campion, M. Halloran, S. Sorenson, C. Bernard, S. Sutherland, J. Henry, B. Kiehne, J. Schwartz, L. Walker, H. Takemori. AA Provides Sports Activities for Girls f f , X I Row 1: M. Kammer, T. Bernard, S. Amundson, W. Bowe, M. Fratzke, S. Rowland, C. Bernard, E.Schmeling, R. Skrukrud, L. Wooner. Row 2: S. Reese, M. Lane, R. Stroebel, R. King, P. Lawson, J..Somn1erfeld,D.Jack, D. Bernard, R. Drogemuller. Row 3: Assistant Coach J. Birt, C. Copeman, W. French, D. Manaham,D.Spel- haug, I. Fratzke, R. Hall, L. Thieke, A. Voshell, J. Halvorson, S. Rogers, Coach D. Brown. Row 4: Assistant Coach R. Bowman, B. Pavlish, I. Hanf, J. Connelly, R. Arnold, M. Keefe, D. Todd, W. Powers, D.Weivoda, J. Erickson. Row 5: K. Amundson, P. Allen, R. Spelhaug, S. Bailey, R. Bergstrom, J. Stevens, D. Manahan, T. Lovejoy, R. Coe, M. Judd. Row 6: Manager J. Halvorson, J. Doucette, R. Kiehne, S. Scheff, R. Stevens, Manager B. Tuohy. U. Burnap, not pictured.J Maple Leaf Conference Champs CAPTAINS: M. Kammer, S. Smundson, S.Rowland Drive, determination, and diligent practice are three of the main factors contributing to the success of this year's football team. Under the leadership of Coach Dean Brown, the Gophers compiled a season's record of eight wins and no losses which extended their winning streak from last year to sixteen in a row. Cha tfie ld Rushford Chatfield St. Charles Chatfield Farmington Chatfield Lanesboro Chatfield Spring Valley Chatfield Harmony Chatfield Preston Chatfield Wykoff What It Takes to Be Winners! 40 i' SENIORS: M. Fratzke, T. Bernard, L. Wooner, E. Schmeling, W. Bowe The referee, with flag ready, watches as Dave Jack Successful offense which tallied 194 points. 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'i1'i ., J' f E - ,.1 , 'Mu .. '1 .1 Aa f Q gfgfgr Ss ,F .4 QQ 9 - , -1 fr 'Y ,.,-V f -1,5 :.z,x '-f :ug ,-3. ., Ti. ' g ' Q ' - -'. 14 we-, , RQ M V - ,. gr- , 7 I ' M? - ' wfrw IEP - 'AAT r ,r . - M' ' ff ,. l ff, :fa '- 2.x , - r Q--A - , -S: ku ... e . I .- . f , J if-1 -J S -,- : .fJ- ' , ' -. 1 A-..:- :Za ' ' gp: I ' ' ' ' ' - Q r af2,1 W-. :visas H - - rf - . fr r . J we , f .4 - J H if M .+'Q..'. ., ' A g- wifi, r, 5,1 . :Awe-+!'f11-lags? .- .ff.'r,,-1-4, , ..' fr , J' -, yr ,-1f- , -.-'-fh a. ' r WM' .,'-. 1-.'. -- Ay- - ,.-1.1 -, ,:-1 fs' M'-g..,. 1f1: ne-173 2 4-ff-r'?g' ,,,3Li55?f:1:ffE5f1.?-355-gap . ,,a?3?f1'?'f:.a ,- ' -' ...,Q ..rf, ,. QL:-ef: A f + 'S-rw-+P 3: .,rfg.r-A-H .rn .- d.r,.f, r -JSE::'1 , gg.,::::' ' - 4 'f-V , T :Q ew w . , .Q . . , QL . B' HI . I 5? SENIORS: S. Amundson, M, Kammer, C. Bernard R. Skrukrucl, S. Rowland lands a well placed block for a Rowland touchdown. Stubborn defense which gave up only 60 points. i Row 1: D. Andreason, D. Kinney, M. Martin, L. Hall, R. Anderson, M. Arnold, D. Voshell, G. Borgen, G. Ruskell, R. Jones. Row 2: Coach G. Fritsch, J. Moen, R. Schild, J. Siegel, N. Rowland, F. Campion, R. Skruk- rud, H. Nelson, K. Snider, G. Amundson, Coach D. Smick. Row 3: D. French, P. Conway, G. Burk, J.Erick- son, J. Zawacki, D. Spelhaug, T. Tuohy, A. Fortier, M. Bernatz, C. Luecltke. Row 4: T. French, L.Meeker, A. Danielson, S. Andreason, M. Manahan, T. Sullivan, D. Wertz, J. I-lorsman, J. Cravath. Row 5:D. Thor- son, S. Gasner, M. Zwart, G. Baker, J. Martin. Junior High Faced Tough Competition Mr. Fritsch introduces the blocking sled. CHATFIELD vs. STEWARTVILLE RUSHFORD I CALEDONIA SPRING VALLEY LA CRESCENT HARMONY PRESTON WELLS ST. CHARLES WYKOFF LA CRESCENT LANESBORO SPRING VALLEY HARMONY PRESTON DECORAH WYKOFF LANESBORO LA CRESCENT HOUSTON RUSI-IFORD :qi District One Champions L .1 111 A ' at , ' . ' f , J , 2 10'54x 20142 1 Mr. Bernatz, A. Voshell, M. Lane, S. Amundson, R. King, R. S. Rowland, D. Bernard, R. Hall, P. Lawson, J. Halvorson. What a Season ! ! ! SENIORS: S. Amundson, M. Fratzke, S. Rowland. Drogmueller, R. Billman, M. Fratzke, J. Fratzke Another Maple LeafConference Championship was won by the 1966-67 basketball team coached by Mr. Gerald Bernatz. This was indeed an ex- ceptional title since the squad was undefeated in conference play, the first time in the history of the conference. The highly successful season was made possible through strong defensive play and even scoring balance among the squad members. The regular season ended with a 16-2 record. Three senior starters, Steve Amundson, Mike Fratzke, and Steve Rowland were accompanied by two juniors, Bob Hall and Dan Bernard. A strong bench of regulars who contributed more than their share to the season included Al Voshell, Bob Drogemuller, Ron King, Jeff Fratzke, Mike Lane, Rick Billman and Pat Lawson. Although many games were thrilling, prob- ably the turning point of the season was the memor able game at Harmony with Chatfield winning in the last second by one point. As a result captain- elect Steve Rowland received the honor of being named to the WCCO All State Team of the week. In tournament play, Chatfield defeated La Crescent '72-45, Houston 68-65, and went on to trounce Rushford 68-54 to win the DISTRICT 1 CHAMPIONSHIP. D othing Beats Winning ! Q! 99 The B Squad, coached by Mr. Dean Brown, completed a winning season with a record of 12 victories and 6 losses. The squad is composed of sophomores and freshmen. During the season, the team played and won three cliff-hangers, by defeating Harmony 38-36, St. Charles 38-36, and Spring Valley 33-31. The team suffered a heart-breaking loss to La Crescent by a score of 38-36. During the season Rick Arnold, Bob Stroebel, and Larry Thieke were included on both the A and B squads. Row 1: C. Amy, C. Manahan, R. Spelhaug, R. Coe, J. Stevens, D. Weivoda, R. Stevens. Row 2: J. Erickson, T. Lovejoy, D. Manahan, M. McBroom, J. Doucette, K. Amundson. Row 3: C. Karver, Mr. Brown, W. French, R. Stroebel, L. Thieke, R. Arnold, W. Powers, J. Connelly, L. Doucette. in 'E' e 3 17l E4 -.U 2 mm Row 1: J. Siegel, I. Martin, I. Jacobus, L. Hall, D. Voshell, T. Tuohy, G. Burk, T. French, S. McBroom, D. Kinney. Row 2: R. Jones, R. Brummond, T. Sullivan, I. Erickson, M. Donahoe, H. Nelson, D. French, T. Allen, N. Rowland, M. Martin. Row 3: Mr. Erickson, M. Manahan, D. Spelhaug, A. Danielson, A. For- tier, J. Zawacki, M. Steinbrink, M. Bernatz, F. Campion, R. Skrukrud, C. Luedtke, Mr. Srnick. C Squad Shows Promise An Excited Bench A Perfect Jump Shot ' if P' 1-x,E5?,., V' X : wk W: ' H , aa,f7ff-X ' M . , swf wr , .N You Make the Baskets, Boys 0 We'II Make the Noise! What Form ! Jump Ball ! Row 1: D. Wertz, W. McMahon, G. Ruskell, T. Benike, P. Conway, J. Cravath, S. Gasner. Row 2: D. Thor son, L. Thorson, K. Upton, W. Goldsmith, M. Judd, D. Ward, M. Keefe, P. Chase. Row 3: L. Meeker, R. Kiehne, J. Ellis, S. Rogers, D. Todd, L. Rabe, J. Powers, M. Keefe, C. Sogla, D. Jack, J. Sommerfeld, R. Bjortomt. Wrestlers 6-3 in Conference --All ! WW John Powers in control. The wrestlers compiled a 6-6 overall dual meet record. They finished 6-3 in the conference standings. They placed fourth in the conference as well as placing fourth in the district meet. The boys placing in the district meet were: Steve Rogers 120 lb., Dave Todd 127 lb. , Larry Rabe 133 lb., all placing second. Dave Jack placed third. Steve Rogers had an undefeated season in dual meets this year earning a 10-O-2 record. J. Ellis, D. Todd, J. Sommerfeld, D. Jack, L. Rabe, J. Powers. Row 1: L. Meeker, R. Kiehne, J. Ellis, S. Rogers, D. Todd, L. Rabe, J. Powers. Row 2: K. Richter, Mr Johnson, M. Keefe, C. Sogla, D. Jack, J. Sommerfeld, R. Bjortomt, Mr. Birt, G. Halbakken. Varsity Wrestlers Clyde Sogla. Dave Jack and Steve Rogers. l Lane rounds third Lawson c o v e r s home plate. Track A year of firsts--our first home meet with our new set of hurdles made with much patience by Mr. Jones and the hurdlers. Other arrangements for the field events were made by patiently hauling sand in trailers, which developed flat tires. We formed pits. Mr. Jones' ingenuity even provided a high jump pit made of inner tubes and mats. Yes, a year of firsts . . . we even won a few. Lane Novotny Amundson Spring Sports BasebaH The Gophers finished the season with a 5-6 record after losing to Spring Grove in tournament play. Leading hitters were: Dan Bernard . 333 Daryl Narveson . 310 Steve Rowland . 282 Leading pitchers were: Dan Bernard 3-1 Pat Chase 1-0 Am undson tries harder Cijf A real swinging season advanced Steve Amundson and Jim Siegel to the regional tour nament in Rochester. ,. ab! ,cg . I. , 3 A - ifff, 1 1 VI ,. 1 ' f,d. , X ,D ,.- ,.- ja ,, aff U W rg - , 3. A TEAM CHEERLEADERS--Patty Trogstad, Lana Euckson Marsha Ruskell Mary K1ehne Gayette Laumer and Jeanne Schroeder . B TEAM CHEERLEADERS--Janet Schwartz, Kaye Amundson, and Bonnie Voshell. in- Times to Remember .... 3:33 P.M. . . The Computer. . . Hiroko . . . Clubs . . . 2 Championships Stolen Moments? Junior High Students . . . Act Out Plays, Give Demonstrations, Plant Seeds, Have a Ball ll Mr. Gilman Halvorson, Superintendent of Schools, discusses schedules with Mr. Dale Haugen, Senior High Principal, and Mr. Gerald Bernatz, Junior High Principal. dministration Leads the Way SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS--Mr. Alton Goldsmith, Mr. Donald Barnes, Mr. Edward Gordon, Mr. Melvin Bernard, Dr. Donald French, Mr. Robert Kruempel, Mr. Halvorson. Gilman + f 7 V ! Science Challenges the lnquisitive Mind Business Education l SCIENCE TEACHERS: Mr. Robert Hurley, Mr. Robert Bowman, and Mr. Donald Smick. Modern Math Challenges Students COMMERCIAL TEACHERS: Mr. Patrick Maloy iss Janice Lee. MATHEMATICS TEACHERS: Mr. Marvin Seirn Mr. Gary Erickson, and Mr. James Abraham. 'X The English teachers, Mrs. Alice Mitchell, Mrs. Alyce Bernatz, Mr. Richard Fenwick, Mrs. Margaret Gilseth, and Miss Marlene Durscher, examine library materials. A teacher affects eternity: he can never tell where his influence stops. Henry Brooks Adams ' asf, fbcbffffz' Mrs. Barbara Upton checks a Sp ' 'tape. 44,161 ' 'gimp 1 14 I. uma' Ziff fr Waziffiiifgfif ff M ,fq f f r 0,1 ,dv ' JWJ The World ls Revealed Through History Social studies isn't always serious. Mr. Philip Rogers and Mr. Dean Brown qseatedy with Mr. Ger- ald Fritsch and Mr. James Birt seem to be a happy group. 57 Home Economics Mrs. Carol Proechel Miss Kathryn Burkholder Learning b Doing Industrial Arts Imiiiii 1 f 1.1 15 M . rss, X 1 L . Q ggi. v,.,, 5 Art Mrs . Joan Marcolini f 'Wk ks.- 'ei ' Mr. Harvey Gordon Mr. Wayne Stephens Mr. Neil Keller THE MUSIC MAKERS OF C.V.H.S.: Mr. David Nasby and Mr. Vernon Anderson. Service is the motto of our librarian, Mrs. Marian Turner. m S nu 'N N V , r ,K M l- s suwifisggrzg it If 'A ,marins ,N W ff' 1 5 4- 'fl Health and physical fitness are the goals of the Physical Education Department, headed by Mr. Davis Johnson and Miss Janet Lubinski. Our Guidance Counselor, Mr. Richard Schultz, helps students find the right solutions to many of their problems. 'fl LIBRARY CLERICAL ASSISTANTS: Mrs. Carol Salter, Mrs. Rosella Ellis. Without Them -- What Would We Do? ..lWi..L 1125112 . . Q4 1 ,-A Zyl-Q T1 - OFFICE STAFF: Mrs. Winnie Ober, Miss Nancy Klomps, Mrs. Alice Simpson. COOKS: Mrs. Helen Gathje, Mrs. Gen Brown, Mrs Celina I-Iolets. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Robert Pederson, Mr. Robert Durfey, Mr. Harold Baker, Mrs. Bea Rose. Mr. Stephens Mr. Brown Mr. Bowman Mr. Birt Teachers in Action .... Mrs, Mitchell Mr, Maloy Miss Burkholder Mr. Anderson and Mr. Nasby gi, :Silk jr, N 5 .1 V ig.. ,fi E- . -. ' 11 as , , ,. ' Lg? 5 G f ' ww If n ' nn: M , , I n hw 9 L 1 V x 1, 1 . . . 3, 5 - Q 3 -1 - - A A ROW 1: Mr. Rogers, T. Goldsmith, G. Borgen, L. Carnpion, K. Hart, P. Connelly, J. Hanson, Mr. Fenwick. ROW 2: M. Finley, T. French, K. Hess, D. Gehrking, S. Allen, K. Haugen, J. Asleson, I. Berse, G, Baker,R. Batzel, B. lunge. ROW 3: M. Brogan, T. Finley, S. Horsman, J. Cravath, M. Drogemuller, K. Anderson, S. Gasner, C. Danielson, J. Jacobus, S. Bushman. ROW 4: D. Finseth, D. Andreasen, K. Hughes, M. Ayers, D. Bernard, S. Battey, D. Holtegaard, P. Conway, J. Henry, R. Anderson, M. Bernard. ROW 5: M. Hanson, D. French, B. Coe, B. Greenlee, R. Giehtbrock, J. Horsman, K. Bailey, T. Allen, K. Bergstrom, R. Irish. Seventh Grade . . . Has a Long Road Ahead Row 1: Miss Burkholder, C. Marquardt, J. Tuohy, L. Smith, G. Klema, M. Plenge, K. Kremer, L. Yetter, M. Kohlmeyer, Mr. Seim. ROW 2: J. Martin, T. Weivoda, D. Olson, R. Tangen, D. Polzin, R. Winslow, B. Kiehne, C. Niemeyer, L. Rodgers, D. Klema, S. McBroom. ROW 3: P. Zwart, W. Upton, D. Kulsrud, J. Siegel, R. Richards, J. Leisen, S. Rudlong, D. Thorson, D. Voshell, G. Trulson, P. Samuels. ROW 4: M. Ward, B. Sample, S. Sutherland, P. Verville, T. Keefe, L. Zincke, B. Tuohy, D. Skjeie, L. Musty, N. Rowland, P. Schroeder. ROW 5: D. Urban, M. Thieke, G. Ruskell, G. Salter, S. Lynch, D. Spelhaug, L. Sanders, J. Krenzke, C. Luedtke, B, Kruempel, B. Sackett. f i en- 'rfvii' - D. rr 1 - 1 r r ROW 1: Mr. Birt, J. Hanson, D. Bicknese, D. Baker, B. Bjortomt, A. Connelly, D. Dahl, G. Burk, B. Ben- ike, Miss Durscher. ROW 2: L. Hall, D. Goldsmith, C. Balcome, D. Fratzke, W. Goldsmith, K. Amund- son, D. Christenson, R. Brummond, L. Gardner. ROW 3: M. Arnold, S. Hahn, B. Bernard, M. Hanson, J. Erickson, K. Friedrich, S. Allen, K. Dresler, S. Haagenson, M. Donahoe. ROW 4: M. Flynn, G. Amundson, G. Erickson, I. Asleson, M. Bernatz, K. Amundson, K. Bothun, I. Bandel, C. Brogan. ROW 5: A. Daniel- son, F. Campion, T. Bernard. J. Baier, S. Andreason, E. Brown, S. Anderson, A. Fortier, L. Fix, W. Gold- smith. Eighth Grade . . . Seeks and Learns ROW 1: Mr. Stephens,D. Zincke, D. Kinney, L. Narveson, J. Schwartz, D. Wertz, L. Meeker, W. Lynch, Mr. Bowman, Miss Lubinski. ROW 2: T. Tuohy, M. Martin, J. Moen, K. Snider, L. Walker, E. Tesch, C. Kester, R. Schild, L. Meeker. ROW 3: J. Horsman, T. Sullivan, R. Witte, K. I-less, N. Krueger, K. Kre- mer, J. St. Antoine, R. Rabe, C. Moore, R. Jones. ROW 4: M. Johnson, H. Nelson, M. Stephens, S. Irish, R. Skrukrud, M. Zwart, M. Manahan, M. Severud, L. Miller. ROW 5: J. Strike, M. Steinbrink, P. Holt- gaard, J. Zawacki, P. Jack, C. Oldenburg, C. Loughrey, L. Mitchell. Hr -- mga: ., mv. 'I .fi-a .ml ,LE-jf. A. Discover ,.. .1 P, Allen 3 ' K. Amundson ,. I Nz t F, Q, n M 5 C. Amy gn L. Anderson M . fy f J. Arndt A 'ia LA x .: Y v A glyhf N, XE' hkuw fe J. Asleson - r r A - D' Ayer ' 7: '. 73' . A ' L. Haney - rift' , N1-.H r ,. -SJ AA f i - A T- Benike ,e g A A . W, ,, .4 , 5 1' T. 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' 1:1- L f I N1 L sa R Popcorn -Pop -the Concession Stand! G. Scott I, Sommerfeld D. Spelhaug M. Stemp M. Strande S . Thompson D. Todd B. Tuohy A . Voshell J . Ward Richardson Ri chter Rogers Rudlong Ruskell S ackert Salter Sample Schmeling Schieffelbein S child Schroeder S e -f 51 x ll' . X Xl T? w. x X A if 1 X ,f X Q W Xu M., . fl pk? A rg x.g H - ' X 'WW ,WL L ,il ' 5155-' 'M ,, K. A A X 'E' d . J, ,V A ...e mi I ryfifjg H55 ' R 'fi Q , ' V: ' 1' 3 24gjiw1Hww wwwwH1w'gE - V, . I I. Wbitcomb D by D. Yates l A, f Na. as :Wx W ab- N R I. Zawacki M P. Zincke S ,,j'. ' Q-x S TEVEN AMUNDSON JOHN APPLEN N w 1 cg, 1 'Q I I. I X I P' I x 0 0' Ala,-' 9' Vx DIANE AULICH RICHARD BATZEL ANN BERGSTROM S 0 EHIOYS . . . THOMAS BERNARD RICHARD BIORTOMT , , , 76 3 1 u I I i E51 P 'R Y. W' Us WILLIAM BAILEY CLIFFORD BERNARD LOU ANN BOTHUN WILLIAM BOWE f if 1 DANIEL BURK JOHN DANIELS the Class of '6 DA WN EVERY STEVEN ELLIS PATRICK FLYNN la . CATHERINE CLEMENS JERRY ERICKSON MICHAEL FRATZKE If 52 His :Sf SARA FRENCH 77 4 ARTHUR FRIEDRICH 78 MARGARET GIEHTBROCK TERRY HAAGENSON AUDREY IACOBSON , , x NANCY GOLDSMITH .mfr 'K PHILLIP GOLDSMITH RUDY HANSON ROB ERT HUNTINGTON Seniors' thoughts ..... DIANE JENSEN MARK KAMMER , yi , Y, mm Q. HR 'QTTKV' DWAINE KAMNETZ. MAUREEN KEEFE 'V , Chun! X wkv LEAH KOHLMEYER I PETER KOHLMEYER KARI KAY KRUEMPEL KYLE LACEY turn to graduation ROBERT LANE JEFFREY LEE LOIS LYNCH LINDA MCBROOM Ns? X: CS' JEFFREY MOEN F? J- S ERN EST NIEMEYER gm.. STEVEN ROWLAND SUSAN SCHROEDER A Www --'-. 5 .1- Y ,sm ALICE SCHILD ERWIN SCHMELING Seniors learn RUSSELL SKRUKRUD CHARLES SMALLEY - '..'5Z' ni!! CLYDE SOGLA ANN SPELHAUG DIANE STOPPEL HIROKO TAKEMORI BARBARA TESCH LINDA WERTZ LOWELL WOONER to face the future Class Colors -- Lavender and Pink Class Flower -- In Memoriam Camellia Gregory Christenson John Dahley that thy life shall come to an R Class Motto -- Fear not obert Nielsen end, but rather fear that it shall never havea beginning -- 81 I I , I. An honor ary pr inc ess Hiroko Takemori The enchantment of Japan comes to Chatfield through our American Field Service student, Hiroko Takemori. Her home town is Himeji on the island of Honshu. I-liroko's father works in the office of a bus company, while her mother takes care of the home. Her sister. Kazuko, is asophomore in school, and her brother, Toshiyuki, is in the fourth grade. l-Ier American home is with Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Andersen. I-Iiroko, a gentle and soft spoken person. has helped us gain international understanding, Her polite manner and neatness reflect the way the Japanese people live. Wherever Hiroko goes, she wears a warm and sincere smile. Chatfield students have discovered that Hiroko has a keen and perceptive mind. She enjoys math and science courses. She is active in the Student Senate, FTA, paper staff, chorus, and GAA. Hiroko, quiet but yet fun-loving, enjoys sports, expecially football and tennis. Her hobbies include singing, listening to records, and reading in her second lan- guage. Upon returning to Japan, Hiroko plans to attend college to prepare for an internationalcareer. A football fan I-liroko in her Japanese costume fx Future Rockettes? Unhand Her, You Cad! Making of a President? A Cherry Blossom Valentine Varieties Ein, Zwei, Drei! Oompah pan! Advertising A. H. Drewes, Accountant Dr. A. N. Meland, Dentist Dr. E. J. Fong, Dentist M. J. Ohlrogg, Attorney-At Law Dr. D. B. French, VeterinarianPerkins and Perkins, Attorneys Dr. H.M. Skaug, Physician We wish to thank these People For their contributions to our annual. Gordon Strange NORTHWEST-SECURITY INSURANCE AGENCY Tel. 867-A270 Chatfield, Minnesota PATRlClA'S SALON OF BEAUTY 7-3RD Street Chatfield, Minn. Phone 867-H543 Compliments of CHATFIELD C0-OP CREAMERY DREWES LOCKER FOOD Frozen Food Lockers Freezer Provisions ,-3.-?-?'1I ,s , I 7f'P. , Hg, '. ,.n .xe- ls I -. W f if ' ' ff It 1-....?.,. CHATFIELD CLEANERS - Cleaning, Pressing Alterations, Laundry Service - Phone 867-4700 STANMARD ' HARWOOD'S STANDARD SERVICE Chatfield, Minnesota Phone 867-MOOO Congratulations to the Class of 1967 MITCI-IELL'S UPHOLSTERY Congratulations to the Class of l967 BACH ut co. 3l5 So. Broadway Rochester HServing This Area For 75 yearsu STAY! Ill! State Farm ,WWHML Insurance Auto--Life--Fire Medi-Cash HUNTERS INSURANCE office in Capitol Theatre Building Phone 867-3630 Mel Schroeder Residence Phone 867-M950 GAYLON PLUMBING 5 HEATING Tel. 867-M370 Chatfield Minn. CHATFIELD IMPLEMENT AND TRUCK CC. Oldsmobile--Rambler G.M.C. Truck Phone 867-3HlO , 'Q ., H... 'il v- ROLLIE'S HARDWARE Satisfaction Guaranteed-Prices Right Phone 867-BMBO Chatfield OII. C0 Donald McDougall Station Agent Lyle Aarsvold WALLY MITCHELL'S M.F.A. INSURANCE Phone 867-M320 Bulk Agent Chatfield Minnesota Tel. 867-4787 Chatfield Minnesota Best Wishes to the Class of i967 ROWLAND WELL CO. Chatfield Minnesota Phone 867-4355 HOur Business Is In The Holeu KREMER 8 EVANS Plumbing-Heating Electric Service Farm-Home-Commercial Phone 867-M8lO DIETZ 8 OEHLKE Barber Shop Congratulations to the Class of '67 BERNARD'S SALES AND SERVICE Low Overhead-Better Deals Phone 867-H720 HOTEL CHATFIELD DINING ROOM Home Cooking 8 Baking Delicious Steak Come in and Enjoy Pleasant Dining Reasonable Prices Claude 8 Clara Oakman Tel. 867-MlOO TUOHY CHURCH FURNITURE CO. Highway 552 So. Chatfield Minn. 55923 I TERSTATE 3 - , 111.-ff .-,,,. Qri COM PAN Phone 867-H020 Chatfield, Minnesota X ' 'f .... . ..-q:e:s:z:s:ea2zsa5al : 0 - ,.153522355:321C.1:-x'i':i f-1f:12212iE25232... f 1P dP Wx X 2 mm . 'Hg . gag 1' s 5 Q , ix, gi 2 ' VI.'l'E' Lf 5,2133 I TIJMM -If ., , pil.: K My-I -,, ,. ' xt: A W if w -A Y Mm, -,uf if iii . -- '- . , -Y I: .. , . . . ,rv--,,l.,,.1 Congratulations to Class of '67 Chatfield Lumber Co. Phone 867-3300 i M fl '- if . v-1-nf: ' A rf ,A '., of II- CHATFIELD HATCHERY Phone 867-3030 Chatfield Minnesota Poultry and Livestock Equipment Skelly Oil Service HFor The Best In Car Service, Come In At The Sign of Skelly Bulk Service WALLY MITCHELL STATION Robert and Chuck Owens Phone 867-H320 0LSTAD'S ,STANDARD SERVICE CLIFF'S CAFE . STAN DARD Chatfield Minnesota W Phone 867-9976 alsod0LlVER an GEHL Qi IMPLEMENT DEALER P. H. LAIVELL CLOTHING STORE Hll3 Years of Allied Clothiersu DON'S DEPT. STORE Chatfield, Minnesota Phone 867-3530 HO RN MACII Y KM!!'EH!ll5f'QEQ4F N K New Holland New Idea HHWY C.ANDMBONINHmANG3AGHKH' SKRUKRUD IMPLEMENT AND ANDHEON TAL QIMDKDSHOP ,Phone 367'492Q phone 867-3183 Chatf I el d M I nnesota YUST VARIETY STORE 5 5 H IA me ...'?5!,. mflw Y .-.,n- Y X iw J. V Congratulations to the Class of '67 SISSON'S GROCERY Free Gold Bond Stamps With Every Purchase Come in and see our complete variety line. You are always welcome FENSKE OIL SERVICE f HDrive with care 2 and use Sinclairu A Peoples Oi I J grease 2 Wheel Division f 3 'I l gnmen 'E , an d gene ra .I Northern Natural Gas Company repairs Tel. 867-4920 Chatfield, Minn. CHATFIELD MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Sales Service Allis Chalmers D-X Lubrication Motor Fuel Oil Phone 867-4910 Chatfield Minnesota 4 gyc U FORTIER JEWLERS l i A Gifts N , Diamonds LNN,fQ. Costume Watches -fi ,lj Jewel ry Congratulations to the Class of '67 PAVLISH LUMBER COM PANY Phone 867-M660 Home Owned, Home Operated, Home Minded 75 'I Phone 867-4060 Chatfield, Minn Joyce and Wally Welcome You COAST T0 COAST Hardwares - Housewares Automotive - Electronics Supplies - Sporting Goods Toys - Paints Kelvinator Appliances Tires SILVER GRILL Home Cooked Meals and Pastries Fried Chicken and Seafoods Carry Out Orders Available PARTRIDGE LUMBER COMPANY HBest Wishes To The Frank 5 Vella Kosnopfal G adUate HIt's Our Pleasure ' To Serve YouH STEVENS MOTOR CO. - RAY'S ' MEAT trans? MARKET 'f+- For The ii Sales I 5 . Service Best In N, Quality Ford Cars and Trucks Meats Raymond Phone 867'Q8OO Horgtmann Chatfield, Minn. Congratulations to Class of '67 LEO'S BAKERY - Phone 867-3580 THE CHATFIELD NEWS Your Home-Town Newspaper Eugene Lihman, Publisher Hll0 Years of Serviceu Best Wishes to The Class of '67 AKESON FURNITURE FUNERAL SERVICE Phone 867-MBIO Chatfield, Minnesota Compliments of ELLA'S FINE FOODS Home of Better Foods Parties a Specialty Ella Martin - Manager Tel. 867-4040 JOHN MANAHAN CO. Grinding and Mixing Grains and Feeds HFeeds and Seeds that Fit Your Needsn Chatfield Maid Feeds Minnesota Twine ERDMAN'S SUPERMARKET INC. Self Service Cash-Carry Complete Line of Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, and Groceries We Give S 5 H Green Stamps Tel. 867-3620 lll years of Full service banking in the Chosen Valley Chatfield Minnesota ll' 'Isl' 4 .....M,..uul ROCKY'S AUTO SERVICE , THE CUE Best Wishes to the Class Tune Up General Repair of I967 Automatic Transmission Recreation Center Service Chatfield, Minnesota Phone 867-3877 Chatfield, Minn Lilah Peters Bridget Fritz JNE-UP X0 5 . f I. 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