Danube High School - Falcon Yearbook (Danube, MN)

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T. Jansen and B. Shanahan work on plans for homecoming. The Ag class is busy with an assign- The Seniors as seventh graders.

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GAIL GROSKLAGS MICHAEL HAUBRICH LARRY HOEKSTRA LLOYD HOEKSTRA LOWELL HOEKSTRA MYRON HOFFMAN TRUDY JANSEN GLADYS JOHNSON BRENT KAISER DIANA KING The class ring. Members of the senior class take advantage of the study center. SENIORS This year, long anticipated by the whole senior class, was extremely exciting and active. The seniors spent many long but happy hours working on their float, entitled Bee Victorious, and decorating the gym for the Homecoming Dance. The theme for the dance, Autumn Leaves, in- cluded an array of multicolored streamers as well as castiron lawn furniture around the gym. In the fall, the seniors saw the performance Twelfth Night at the Guthrie Theatre. Many seniors, each giving a fine performance, were involved in the three one-act plays, If Men Played C rds as Women Do, Anastasia, and The Shoemaker's Wife . In the spring, the long awaited senior class trip, a marvelous week filled with joyful and memorable happenings, be- came a reality. Then graduation, the final goal, ended this eventful year. Members of the graduating class of 1969 would like to express their thanks first, to their parents, for their help and guidance throughout their school years; next, to Mr. Ailts and their advisors Mr. Wich- mann, Mr. Satovich, Mr. Schramm, and Mrs. Larson for their counsel; and finally, to the under- classmen of D.H.S. for their friendship through- out the years.

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DEAN POTTER MARY REEP PAUL ROELOFS RONALD ROSCH1LU JERRY RITTER SENIORS Mr. Black helps N. Zaske during one of her free mods, while B. Wallert takes a test. DALE SCHNEIDERMAN VERLA SCHOELKOPH ROBERT SHANAHAN 7 Miss Stevens, practice teacher from Mankato State, lectures to the junior-senior home ec. class.