Danube High School - Falcon Yearbook (Danube, MN)

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OFFICERS, Seated: D L. to R.: R. Kaven, Secretary; C. Lueck, K. Frank, Treasurer. DeRuyter, Ass't.-Treasurer; Vice President; B. Negen, President. NOT PICTURED: GRADE TEN The energetic sophomores made their entrance into the senior high under the supervision of Mrs. Bottge and Mr. Schramm. The sophomore class sponsored a Fanny Farmer Candy sale which was their first money making project for their future trip to Washington. The students did a very fine job of presenting their skit, ’•We'd Rather Fight Than Switch,” which won first prize, and also their float, Lookin' In For A Victory,” which tied for first prize during the Homecoming festivities. LOOKIN' FOR VICTORY' ROW I, Front L. to R.: R. Kaven, R. Zenk, J. Schnickels, D. Sindelir, G. Refsland, L. Gens. ROW II: C. Hirman, C. Kurtz, R.Houdek, J. Schafer. ROW III: N. Breitkreutz, G. Dragt, A.Fisher, J. Kodet, C. Lueck, D. DeRuyter, L. Bruns. ROW IV: R. Hoekstra, M. Frank, K. Kraft, L. Wertish, G. Penke, C. Frank, R. Tepfer, D. Norman. ROW V: S. Kohout, J. Krogman, B. Negen, B. Mulder, M. Zuidema, D. Roelofs, T. Hassinger, C. Voelz, B. Nyquist. NOT PICTURED: K. Frank, D.Lippert.

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ROW I, Front L. to R.: D. Potter, G. Bulthuis. ROW II: M. Haubrich, Wallert, N. ZasKe, G. Johnson. V. D. King. P. Solheim. G. Grosklags, D. Laiim. M. Reep, D. Schneiderman. D. Weigel, B. Zuidema. ROW V: L. C. Sommers, B. Kaiser, R. Prodoehl, J. DeRuyter. M. Hoffman, B. Dykema, G. Svobodny. A. Kurtz, A. Olson, P. Braun, T. Jansen. C. Kozubik. J. Lippert, B. Schoelkoph, L. Mertens. ROW III: D. Leidheiser, K. Kohout, D. Sundin, G. Van Den Einde, J. Slagter, A. Damhof. ROW IV: B. Shanahan, L. Caldwell, P. Roelofs. J. Slagter, J.Ruler, Hoekstra, P. Minkel, R, Knapper, K. Koschild, M. Molenaar. L. Hoekstra. GRADE ELEVEN OFFICERS, L. to R.: D.Wiegel, Vice President; B. Zuidema, Treasurer; G. Van Den Einde, Secretary, and L. Caldwell, President. The junior class entry was CRACK OPEN A VICTORY”. The vigorous junior class made their year a success under the supervision of Mrs. Larson and Mr. Satovich, their class advi- sors. The class sponsored the biggest magazine sale ever held in Danube High which was their top money making project. An- other project was the spring musical. Their Homecoming float, Crack Open a Victory,” tied for first place. They also enjoyed their class party to Cinerama. The most thrill- ing moment for the juniors came when they received their class rings. 12

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ROW I. Front L. to R.: T. Slagter. P. Houdek. M. Poortvliet. ROW II: M. Hinrichs. P. Ferguson, G. Gluth, D. Mertens. ROW III: 0. Bratsch, R. Tepfer, J. Haubrich, S. Dolezal. ROW IV: P. Holwerda, G. Bulthuis, W. Ulferts, B. Sportel, T. Schemmel. ROW V: B. Schroeder. D. Standfuss, D. Olson, K. Woltjer. ROW VI: 0. Lippert, S. Grafenstein. B. Standfuss C. Haug, L. Olson. Completing their last year of junior high school, the ninth graders, under the guidance and leadership of Mrs. Fuller, Mr. Strissel, and Mr. Svoboda, chose to go roller skating as their class party. Their Homecoming float depicted a radio with the slogan, Tune up a Victory . Many ninth graders also devoted some of their time to wrestling, basketball, junior high foot- ball, band, and junior high chorus. GRADE NINE TUNE IN A VICTORY was the ninth grade's entry in the parade. OFFICERS, L. to R.: B. Tepfer. President; S.Dolezal, Secretary-Treasurer; J.Haubrich, Vice-President.