Danube High School - Falcon Yearbook (Danube, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1974 volume:

T Jf £ C LJSS C 9 7 r Pj LS LJfTS rjf£ I J L C O Jf C G Jf TLJfTS AIM NI STRATI ON FACULTY 3 SCHOOL LIFE 7 ATHLETICS 19 ORGANIZATIONS 33 UNDERCLASSMEN 51 6l SENIORS LDITCJl- Sha ren J aven JDlTlSC - Miss Biles me r jSSlSrjJTT BDITCH- Deb J urtz These are the colored pictures on tne enasneets. (Action; Kathy Were 2 9 '.lotion) Kevin Zaske StaJJ i Homecoming Royalty Jody Kaiser Jg Deb Maurice Crowning of New Queen Connie Frank Chery Haug 5 Crowning of New King Mary Moler.aar Kaye Potter Jackie Knapper.... c Girls Basketball Team Norman Schubert... Kathleen Filzen•.. Writer 7 Kathy Nere Writer A Team Basketball £ Pom-Pom Girls 9 Senior High Chorus 1C (Action) Danny Westby and Paul Kleinhuizen II A” Team Wrestling 12 Fall Play- Clamity Jana We would like to acknowledge that the quotations on our division pages came from To See a World in a Tiny Grain of Sand, by Caesar Johnson. The pictures on the division pages came from 3ill-o-ettes, Notes and Envelopes, Plymouth Inc., Phila., Pa. 191 8. These are a division of SMD Industries. Inc. T ZAT I c -I 0 A X 7 n School Board R,I« Glynn Stallmacher, Ted Wertish Ellsworth Kaiser R.II.LeRoy Meyers, Wayne Kleinhuizen Superintendent Joe Bunsness, Arriell T nfer Bus Driver: L. to R. R.I.Kennit Schroeder, Don Manthei, Elgin Kurtz R.II.Leland Vallert, Harland Krueger, Albert Kleinhuizen, Rita Grund Counselor: Mr. Accola Principal: Mr. Thorstad Music: Mr, RaezEler who left Nov. 12 (To the left) New Teacher: Mr. Robinson (To the right) A C V L T T Nurse: Superintendent: Mr. Bunsness (Bottom Row) L. to R. Science: Mr. Satovich Mr. Biehoffer Physical Education: Ms. Hemmah Mr. Handahl Social Studies: Math: Mr. Sustacek Mr. Veglahn Business: Miss Bliesmer Home Economics: Mrs. Fuller Qiglish: English: English: Miss Jaenisch Mrs. Larson Mrs. Bottge IUTj ajnr fir fi Anna Lippert Robin Drsgt Greg Tepfer Dale Slagter 1972-73 King Queen Pat Schendel John Ruter Junior Attendants: Deb Kurtz Joe Bunsness Deb Maurice Jodi Pennings Ed Schroeder Phil Standfuss Sophomore Attendants: Beth Roelofs Tom Westby Freshmen Attendants: Bev Frank Frankie Schaefer JfCMLCCMIjrG fJLL P LJIY- Chorus girls above-rest of cast on end sheets Cl amity jape, ” OLD MEMBERS Senior-Jane Goldhammer Junior-Norman Schubert Senior-Jack Breitkreutz Junior-Mitch Bernstrom Senior-Kathleen Filzen jf jr s NEW MEMBERS: L. to R. Sophomore-Renee Goetzman Senior-Jodi Pennings Junior-Mary Molenaar Junior-Mark Adelmann (Kissing) I ■• S MriwWi 7i kuf 8X 13 SECOND BEST BED by Tim Kelly Dorothy...Ruth Maier Virginia..Nancy Peterson Nell......Deb Maurice Prudence..Marjanna Kivikko Marchette.•••Joy Sindelir Anne Kathway.Kathy Filzen Judith....Kaye Potter Susanna...Jodi Pennings Director..Mrs. Bottge cjrt-jcr PLjirs THE MURDER OF LIDICE by Edna St, Vincent Milloy Narrator (Jan)...Jodi Pennings Narrator (Karel).Randy Gort Narrator.........Kaye Potter The Mother.......Doree Williams Byeta............Robin Dragt The Father Guitarist Mark Froland Director.........Mrs. Bottge THE GIMMICK by Andrew Boracci Charlie Brown.....Mark Froland Mr. Burns.........Dave Pastoors Shirley...........Corey Tepfer Mary..............Kathy Kopel The Devil.........Mark Adelmann Samantha..........Deb Standfuss the janitor Director..........Beatriz Larson Student Director..LuAnn Roelofs THE MEDICINE SHOW by Stuart Walker Lut'er...................Steve Sport el Giz......................Mark Myers Doc......................Duane Merten? Director.................Mrs. Bottge THE LUNATICS by W. R. Walkes Captain George Fielding.............. Mitch Bernstron Clara Manners.........Jane Goldhammer Play Director.........Beatriz Larson Jane G.-2nd. Best Actress Jodi P.-3est Actress Mitch 3.-2nd. Best Actor Mark F.-Best Actor Student Director.....LuAnn Roelofs IN THE SUDS by Barnard and Rose Hewitt Jacquinot..........................Mark Froland Jeanette...........................Joy Sindelir Jacquette..........................Kathy Filzen Play Director......................Mrs. Bottge 15 John Worthing (Jack)............Mitchel Bernstrom Algernon Moncrieff....................Mark Froland Reverend Canon Chasuble, D.D. . . .Mark Adelmann Merriman. ...................................Jill Haubrich Lane...........................................Kim Kramin Lady Bracknell.....................Roxanne Goblish Gwendoline Fairfax............................Kaye Potter Cecily Cardew ..................... Doree Williams Miss Prism...........................LuAnn Roelofs S P I f G p l j r J T Jf L £ T (Lower Left) Captains Jack Breitkreutz Phil Sta dfusa (Lower Ri ht )-Opposite Page-Managera Ricky Gort Danny Weatby Football THEY WE WABASSO 8 6 KERKHOVEN 18 0 BROWNTON 20 3 RENVILLE 28 0 SACRED HEART 56 0 BIRD ISLAND ko 0 BUFFALO LAKE 25 6 HECTOR 30 13 STEWART 30 0 Dale Perry Phil Randy” s £ jri c % L £ TT£ M£ H Brian' Baaketball Seniors-CUpper to Lover) L. to R. Wayne Olson, Kevin Zaske, Jack Breitkreutz, Greg Tepfer, Kandy Gort J T£JM SJSJC TBJLL Team pictures on endsheets Wrestling Seniors Brad Meyers, Dale Slagter Girls Basketball Statistics NORWOOD 29 28 RENVILLE 26 21 HECTOR 30 U6 GLENCOE 16 5 + SACRED HEART 18 U7 LESTER PRAIRIE 23 33 OLIVIA 21 23 STEWART JM 19 SACRED HEART (Forfeit) 3 75 HUTCHINSON 29 25 RENVILLE 22 OLIVIA 16 27 TOURNAMENTS 18 BUFFALO LAKE 27 HECTOR 31 52 Girls Basketball Captains Anna Lippert, Deb Kurtz, Roxanne Goblish Girls Basketball Seniors Anna Lippert, Jane Goldhanmer Basketball Managers Norm Shubert, Mark Froland WRESTLING WE THEY Kerkhoven 0 63 Raymond 38 23 Bird Island 13 42 Renville 9 45 Belgrade 42 24 Hector 32 23 Morgan 21 33 Stewart 44 12 Lamberton 33 21 Brownton 28 21 Buffalo Lake 51 15 Cosmos 24 31 Sacred Heart 26 28 Wabasso 13 38 Wrestling Captain: Brad Meyers MB YfFt STLlXG BOYS A TEAM BASKETBALL WE THEY Grove City 56 34 Brownton 36 40 Renville 41 79 Sacred Heart 54 83 Cosmos 53 49 Buffalo Lake 63 77 Hector 46 70 Prinsburg 44 68 Stewart 55 51 Brownton 53 54 Renville 22 66 Echo 67 38 Sacred Heart 35 65 Bird Island 29 62 Buffalo Lake 36 66 Hector 30 70 Olivia 37 84 Stewart 43 36 Wrestling Managers Roger Aalderks, Duane Mertens L. to R. R� I.Gary K., Danny M., Bobby L., Tom F., Paul K., Wendy B., Frankie S. R� II.Mr. Handahl, Larry H., Gene H., Kenny L., Dave K., Harley H., Mark M., Richard H. £ Jl S £T £ J L L Yf % £ S T L I JfG L. To R. R.I Ken J.f Ken 3., Tim L., Tom D.t Steve Z. R.II Roger A.Kurt K.,Jeff S.,Dale R.,Duane M.,Mr. oustacek jvjricii JfiGjr L. to R. R.I. Ken P. Ricky G. Steve A, Ben P. Dan W. Ken J. Jody F. Ron H. R.II.Mr. Fox Dean K. Paul G. Wendy B. Paul K. Mike T. Todd F. Dean D. Dean S. L. to R. R.I. Ken B., Mark W., Darryl H., Jeff S.t Glen H., Ken J., Pat K., Tom D. R.II.David S., Tom D., Paul F., Todd D., Steve Z., Bob C., Jim S., Jeff S. L. to R R.I. Tim P.f Jeff B., Dan H.f Ken P., Todd W., Ricky M., Jay B. R.II. Mike T., Ken B., Ken J., Bryan M., Dan W., Mark W., Al Z0, Ricky G., Frank 3. Tom D. R.III.Mr. Boyer, Oana T., Dean K., Wendy B., Harley H., Steve Z., Tim L., Todd D., Ron L., Kevin B., Paul F. C Jf ££J£L£J Football Cheerleaders Sharon K., Anna L.-Captain Pam H., Robin D., Jodi P. A Basketball Cheerleaders (Lower Row) L. to R. Sue S., Anna L., Jody K., Deb K., Sharon K.-Captain Wrestling Cheerleaders (Lower Row) L. to R. Joy S., Barb H., Rhonda J., Pam H.-Captain B Basketball Cheerleaders (Lower Row) L. to R. Renae G., Corey T., Nancy P.-Captain 28 ft. I. Wendy B. Tora S. Gary P. Gary K. Danny W. Danny M. Bob L. R.II. Mr. Fox Wayne 0. Randy G. Joe B. Mark A. Mitch B. Al G. Greg T. Mr. Robinson Mark A.-All Conference Baseball C % 0 s s c o v jr t y A jr a CROSS COUNTRY Mitch B. Mark A. T % A C Ji GIRL'S TRACK 3.1. Ms. Hemmah, Mary Jo B., Thersa M., Deb V.B., Jackie S., Tammy H. 3.II. Mary V.B., Linda L., Vicki B., Vicki Z., Thersa T., Barb H. SENIOR HIGH TRACK R.I. Richard H., Norm S., Paul K., Tom F. R.II.Gene H., Jack B., Keith P., Jim K., Steve S., Mr, Handahl JUNIOR HIGH TRACK R.I. Jeff B., Jody F., Todd F., Ricky E. R.II. Ricky G., Danny H., Mark W., David S., Tim P. R.III.Paul K., Mike T., Danny W., Mike P., Mr. Handahl Jack B.-All Conference Football Brad M.-M.V.P. Wrestling Anna L.-M.V.P. Basketball Jack B.-M.V.P. Basketball M.V.P. Football jack b.-WCCO Team of the Week Schalor Athlete YUtfl aJurtYUJ -fajudby. j pidvittfxJb Jhj, deum OswoL ujjboAt n dj? Jy cmsu JdO. tyu- ' rrujudt AjyyvlzdbcJ L dl rrrvi£hJsru xu yuuxd: jjxcd jerUJ -XUxsruruFt jOJXxsmjdljund . Phi Hips Brooks I z J T I 0 X s Officers-(Front to Back) Kathy Nere-Secretary-Treasurer Jodi Pennings-President Jane Goldhammer-Vice-President STUfLjrr CCVjfClL L. to R. R.I.Mark A., Harley H., Jack B., Danny W. R.II.Jane G., Jodi P., Chery H., Kathy N., Sue G., Val K. R.Ill.Roxanne G., Deb K., Jill H., Joy S., Carol D. R.IV.Todd D., Ronny L., Mr. Thorstad STVOLJfT JCI L L. to R. R.I. Rhonda J., Jill S., Jodi P. R.II. Steve Z., David K., Greg K., Mitch B. R.III. Mr. Sustacek, Mrs. Larson, Miss Jaenisch Officers-Front to Back Greg Tepfer-Vice-President Jane Goldhammer-Preeident Roxanne Gobliah-Secretary-Treaaurer ITJ L. to R. R.I.-Robin D., Jo Ellen T., LuAnn R., G. , Connie F. R.II.-Duane M., Greg T., Kathleen F., Beth R., Jane F., Norman S., Mary M., H. , Jane G., Renee K. Jill H., Roxanne Jodi P., Anna L., Mary S., Cheryl uBjyuvr Club Left to Right Robin D., Jodi P., Jackie K., Patty F. 35 Officers-L. to R. Chery Haug-President Mary Molenaar-Vice-President Deb Maurice-Secretary Jane Goldhaminer-Treaeurer Sharon Kaven-Historian Jolene Haug-Parlimentarian Doree Williams-Song Recreation Leader Kathy Nere-Student Council jf j R.I Jill H., Sharon K. , Connie T., Renae G., Pam H., Robin D. R.II LuAnn R., Kaye P., Doree W., Mary M., Cheryl H., Mrs. Fuller. R.III Ruth M., Laurie H., Lori S., Valerie K., Debbie L., Patty F., Jane G. R.IV Jackie K., Deb M., Sue S., Jolene H., Kathy F., Maina K., Kathy N., Jodi P. 36 R. I. David P., Joe C., Jim M., David T., Bruce S. , Steve Z., Tom D., Brian S., John K., Jeff M. Ronny W., Mr. Christensen R.II. Ron M., Tom F., Keith H., Larry H., Jim N. Ervin B., Keith D., Brad K., Mark H., Mark S., Mike W. R.III. Dave E., Tony F., Joel J., Keith P., Tom H., Mike B., Sharlene B., Linda M., Kara K., Harley H., Tim H., Tom D.t Kurt K., Duane M. R.IV. Rick J., Mike H., Dale R., Mike F., Robin B., Bob F., Brad M., Russ N., Bill V., Kevin K., Dave T., Kenny L., Mark M., David K., Steve T. I I j Kara K.-Agri Business Women Regional Winner of Fish and Wildlife Management Officers-(Front to Back) L. to R. Kara Kramin-Secretary Linda Molenaar-Vice-President Brad Meyers-President Mike Filzen-Sentinel Keith Potter-Reporter Tom Hayek-Treasurer QJJ Officers-L. to R. Sharon Kaven-Vice-President Deb Kurtz-President Jo Ellen Tepfer-Treasurer Roxanne Goblieh-Student Council Sue Slagter-Secretary L. to R. R.I.-Ruth M., Deb K., Mary S., Jackie S., Bev F., Jennie T., Kathy K., Mary R. R.II.-Rhonda J., Lori S., Joy S., Kathy P., Beth R., Connie T., Sharon K., Lori B., Deb K. R.III.-Barb H., Jane G., Mary W., Nancy H., Colleen G., Marlys R., Connie F., Corey T. R.IV.-Sue S., Jolene H., Lois L., Jody K., Jo Ellen T., Debbie L., Renae G., Jane F., Teren M., Vicki Z. £•2 Jim S., Gary P., Kurt K., Jim N., Duane M., Tom S.t Frank S., Gary K., Bob L. Sill 2 Mike B., Brian J., Bill V., Brad M., Greg T., Dale S , Dan M., Larry H. Steve T. R� ni: Wayne 0., Jim K., Phil S., tfuss N t Dave K., Gene H., Norm S., Mark F., Richard H. Si2S: Mark M., Greg K., Perry H., Steve S.f Jack B., Ed S., Randy G., Mitch B., A1 G., Mark A., Kevin Z., Officers (L« to R.) Mark Froland-Secretary;Treasurer Greg Tepfer-President Mark Adelmann-Vice-President Jack Breitkreutz-Student Council ££ TT£IlM£jr S C£V£ R.I. Jill S., Joan N., Chris H., Kristi K., Laurie M., Cindy H., Theresa T., Sue G., Rhonda J., Pam B., Barb H., Beb B., Mary R. R.II. Paula W., Joan H., Deb V., Sue S., Tammy H. A., Dorothy B., Mardell P D. Sue L., Diane A., Julie E., Barb F., Connie M., Linda , Jolene S., Deb L., Kenton j v jr i c % R.III. Tom D., Sandy P.y Jane K. , Sue H., Mary Jo B. Shari S., Mary F., Gloria B., Mary V.B., Linda L., Mari T., Tammy P., Barb K., Rick E., Darryl H. R.IV. Jim M., Joe C., Tom D., Dave P., Paul G., Wendy B., Mike P., Bruce S., Paul K., Steve Z., Harley H., Danny M., Todd D., Byron D., Ken 3., Mark W., Mr. Robinson Jf i G jr R.I.Rhonda J., Barb K., Diane A., Byron D., Deb V.B., Tammy H., Gloria B., Mary V.B., Joan N., Deb L. R.II.Tammy P., Mary F., Barb F., Mary R., Kevin B.; Jane K., Bruce S., David P., Sue G., Jeff S., Paul F., Mark W., Barb H. R.III. Kathy K., Jim M., Joe C., Ken P., Jill S., Ron L., Bennett P., Dean S., Mari T., Kristi K., Laurie M., David T., Ricky G., Joan H., Ro er A., Mike L., Todd D., Danny W., Ken J., Tom D., Wendy 3., Harley H. R.IV.Mr.� Robinson, Pam B., Shari S., Sue H., Mary Jo B., Paul K., Dean D., Paula W., Christine H., Deb B., Ricky E., Mike P., Ken B., Don K. i 41 R.I: Deb B., Pam B. R� II; R°bin D., Jodi P., Nancy P., Beth R., Kaye P., LuAnn S., Kathleen F., Chery H. • Kathy N., Deb K., Jolene H., Lori S., Dave K., Mary M. t Mark F. R IV: Jane G., Mitch B., Pam H., Tom S., Norman S., Mike H., Randy G., Tom W., Jim N., Mark A. R Vs Joe B.,.A1 G., Mr. Raeszler, Carol D., LuAnn R., Charlotte L., Jody K., Jill H.t Teren M., Sharon K., Kurt K., Gary P. s £ jr c % jr i q jr B A Jf L. to R. R.I. Pam H. Charlotte L. Doree W. Joy S. LuAnn S. R.II.Jody K. Sue S. 42 (Upper Left) FLAG GIRLS R.I. Shari S. Rhonda J. R.II. Mary V.B. Barb H. R.III. Deb V.B. CONTEST •Mitch - Trumpet Solo LuAnn - Typani Solo Randy - Baritone Solo c 0 Jf r £ S T Mary M. - Piano Accompanist Renae - Voice Solo (Soprano) Mark F.- Voice Solo (Tenor) Doree - Voice Solo (Soprano) Mitch B. - Trumpet Jane G. - Trumpet Chorus group picture on endsheets Mark A. - Trombone TRIO Creative Expression: Kim Kramin Poetry: Doree Williams Creative Expression: Renae Goetzman D £ c L J M (Upper Left) Humorous: Deb Lalim Serious Interpretation: Jackie Knapper (Upper Right) Extemporaneous Reading: Kathy Filzen Jane Goldhammer (Lower Right) Storytelling: Dave Pastoors Mark Froland Original Oratory: Norm Shubert Storytelling: Joe Carlson Middle Rirht) Jtencil vypisrs Kaye ?•, '-'.ary K., Jackie K., Robin D., (Upper Left) Mark F.-Assistant Editor Miss Bliesmer-Advisor Jane G.-Editor (Upper Ri;-“ht) Teren M.-Assistant Art Editor Kathy N.-Art Editor Renae G., LuAnn 3. (Middle Left) Writers R.I. LuAnn R«v Jill H., Jodi ?• R� II. Kathleen F., Tom S., Patty F. :•. I I. Al G., Randy G., Greg T. lower Left) Feature Writers R,I. Fax H., Mitch B., R.II.Mark S., Norman 3. (Lower Li ht) 1 arr.my Typists and Distributors R� I. Pam H.f LuAnn 3. R.II.Jolene H., Pam H., Chery H., LeAnn G. jfjnfjiS (Upper Right) reature Writers and Ads R,I. Connie F., Jody K., Kathy N. R,II,Chery H , Deb M.f Kathy F. (Middle Left) Sharon K.-Editor Deb K.-Assistant Editor Miss Bliesmer-Advisor jurjrvjL s rjff PjfOTOQllJlPjfT CLV £ (Upper Picture) Joe C., David T., Jim M., Tom D., Randy G., Mrs. Kosak A special thanks to the Photography Club and especially to Mrs. Kosak •for taking pictures for the yearbook. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT MARJAANA KIVIKKO was a foreign exchange student from Finland. While living in Minnesota she stayed with the Robert Williams family of Blomkest. She was a senior, and took part in F.H.A., Chorus, One-Act Plays, and the Fall Play. Hope you enjoyed your stay here Marjaana! FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT i RUTH MAIER was a foreign exchange student from Germany. While here, she stayed with the Loren Schroeder family of Danube. Ruth was a junior and was active in G.A.A. Chorus, F.H.A., One-Act Plays, and the Fall Play. Good Luck Ruth! 49 (Upper Left) 197 -75 F.H.A. Honey-Wayne 0., Mark A., Mitch B.,Phil S., Brad M. yr j K D S David ?• - Henville County Lamb Feeder Brad M. - Senville Star Farmer UKDLIlQ LJ JfLcuw jkh UrtjLtyh jJiun LooxPci -Oixi cm yi . Qsrup -otx?( AflA Kix Jthoch isC r, do yc a uy, -ca.'n Uyx j £ rx Q yuy pdJbyuj J xjLadcau_, XSL. do . ct rruruJ. rmju rruPt oLaJm. X. m Aust ASt, rt J yu5=t cu ■JdbCa UJCU CZ odyrJ. R !ph uJq c o Emerson QJ JIDL 1 (Front to Rack, Left to Right) R.I. Julie Eisel, Sue Standfuss, Lora Groen, Diane Aalderks,Joan Haubrich Jill Slagter, Sandy Prodoehl, Barb Filzen R.TI. Sheila Swart, Carol Wolt.jer, Sue Latteral, Paula Williams, Tammy Haug, Tami Pennings, Barb Klein- huizen, Mari Tepfer, Deb Van Buren, Sue Heinemann R.III. Mike Loomis, Ronny Hubert, Jeff Sinde1ir,Pat Dolezal, Jody Freiborg Brian Maurice, Todd Freiborg, Mike Houdek, Bob Carlson, Mike Lothert R.IV. Ken Beukelman, Ron Lippert, Kenton Damhof, Todd Damhof, Darrell Hoek- stra, Paul Filzen, Kenny Jakel, Bennett Peterson, Glenn Hoogheem, Dean Dworshak, Dean Schroeder R.V. Pat Kopel, David Savig, Allen Zinda, Mike Thomrson, Tom Slagter, Michael Wilhite Officers-(Lower Left) L. to R. Kenny Jakel-President Deb Van Buren-Treasurer Diane Aalderks-Secretary Mari Tepfer-Vice-President J JDL £ R.I Kenny Peterson, Danny Hicks, Cindy Hubert, Kristi Kramin, Theresa Malum, Joan Nesburg, Ricky Eisel, Mark Wallert, Kathy Willhite. R.II Loren Swart, Ricky Gort, Jeff Bratsch, Rhonda Jakel, Mary Jo Breitkruetz, Gloria Bratsch, Jane Kopel, Judy Zinda, Chris Houdek, Sue Gens. R.III Jeff Kramer, Tim Lippert, Kevin Bruns, Don Kuiken, Byron Damhof, Pat Triplett, Shari Seehusen, Mary Frank, Theresa Trapp, Laurie ttetag, Pam Black. R.IV Danny Westby, Roger Aalderks, -Tim Pfluger Dean Krogman, Dana Tepfer, Paul Goetzman, Joel Buchanan, Wendy Bernstrom, Mike Pennings, Paul Kleinhuizen, Linda Lippert, Barb Hoffman, Mary VanBuren, Deb Black. Officers(Middle Right) Byron Damhof-Treasurer Wendy Bernstrom-President Linda Lippert-Secretary Paul Kleinhuizen-Vice-President Q JBL 9 R«I.Jim Nesburg,David Trapp,Steve Zenk,Harley Haug, Tom DeRuvter, David Pastoors R.II. Jenny Teofer, Debbie Lalim, Jolene Sch- roeder,Val Knanper,Sandy Knapper,Lori Hubert, Bev Frank R.III. Mary Raddatz, Joan Kohout,Kathy Kopel, Corey Tepfer, Deb Standfuss, Dorothy Bratsch, Connie Metag, Mardell Penke R.IV. Tom Dolezal,3ob Loomis,Gary Kurtz,Frank Schafer, David Engstrom, Jeff Savig R.V. Brian Serbus, John Kohout, Tom Filzen, Keith Hayek, Jeff Malvin R. VI. Ervin Bratsch, Jim Slagter,Danny Marks, Bruce Serbus, Joe Carlson, Joel Jansen 0fficer8-(Middle R.),Front to Back, L. to R. Frankie Schafer-Treasurer Connie Metag-Secretary Bev Frank-Preeident Bob Loomis-Vice-President 54 G JJ? £ I 0 Officers-(Middle L.) L. to R. Jo Ellen Tepfer-Vice-PreBident Duane Mertens-President Renae Goetzman-Secretary Doree Williams-Treasurer R. I: Deb Kodet, Lori Seehusen, Carol Dykstra, Mary Schafer, Nancy Peterson, Jo Ellen Tepfer, Jim Nyquist, Duane Martens, Ron Whillhite. R.II: Kurt Kramin, Dan Lippert, Mike Woltjer, Tim Haubrich, Charotte Lang, Joy Sindelir, Colleen Grafenstein, Richard Hoffman. R.Ill: Dale Refsland, Mark Sommers, Brad Kramer, Beth Roelofs, Doree Wil- liams, Mary Wertish, Nancy Hotovec, Renae Goetzman, Mark Hayak. R.IV: Dave Kleinhuzen, Jim Krogman, Russ Nere, Tom Westby, Gene Hoffman, Ken Lippert, Mark Myers, Steve Spor- tel, Dave Triplett, Larry Holwerda, Mike Heinemann. R.I: Ron Metag, Tony Frank, Gary Peterson, Steve Tepfer, Norman Schubert R.II: Renae Kohout, Brenda Dolezal, Kaye Potter, Deb Kurtz, Ruth Maeir, Tom Sin- delir, Joe Bunsness R.III: Jackie Sietsema, Mary Molenaar,Rox- anne Goblish, Jill Haubrich, Lori Bruns, Connie Frank R.IV: Marlys Roschild, Mary Standfuss, Jo- lene Haug, Sue Slagter, Vicki Zinda, LuAnn Roelofs, Mitch Bernstrom R.Vi Vicki Bulthuis, Arlyce Lippert, Jody Kaiser, Lois Lippert, Teren Minkel, Jane Folkerts, Kim Kramin, Mark Adelmann R.VI: A1 Grosklags, Robin Bratsch, Charles Savig, Bill Voelz, Kevin Kramer, Mike Fil- zen, Mark Froland, Keith Potter Officers-(Lower L.) L. to. R. Lois Lippert-Treasurer Kaye Potter-Secretary Roxanne Goblish-President Tom Sindelir-Vice-President Upper Right - Mari T., Tammy P. We'll get finished---it's only due tomorrow! Upper Left - Jill H., LuAnn R. I'll get that footing right yet! Middle Left - Paul K., Mike P., Todd D., Wendy B. Yeh guys! I'll get the car tonight! Lower Right - Tom D., Harley H., Joe C. O.K., you can have the X this time— I'll be a circle! Lower Left - Sue H. With all this experience. I'll be able to help paint the house this summer! ' S t I. • f v. , vi Z ’’Sure that's a library book juys?M Upper Left - Kaye P. ’’Now what do I do, two dates on the same night! Upper Right - Mrs. Kosak, Jackie 3., Karlys P. I'll streak through first floor—you two take second and third!' Middle Lcf: - Fa: Kris‘:i K. ’’This is 3UPFCS3D TO look like my sister!” bower Pl.;ht - Jill H. Maybe someday they'll let me advance from these little drums to the big ones! Upper Left - Rhonda J., Mari T., Mary Jo B., Wendy B. , Mike P. , Paul K. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder - BEHOLD! Upper Right - Barb F., Barb K. That's right - you write the paragraph and we'll sign our names below. Lower Right - Teren M., Mark F. •'Hey, wont to really shake up your mouth! Middle Ri,;ht - Joe 3«, Al J. ’See mine Al? Now play along and we'll split earnings later!” Lower Left: - Al 0., Ruth M., Lois L. ’'Hey, what do you do if you've used salt instead of sugar?” Lower Right - Mr. Fox's Study Hall You mean all of you want to go to the lav?!” Upper Ri-.l.t - Jim !!• ’Don't faint now - the floridation clini will be over in a second!” Most Athletic: Jack Breitkreutz Anna Lippert SlJUCJl JfJLL IJML Most Courteous: Greg Krueger Verdelle Hoogheern Nicest Hair: (Lower Right) Greg Tepfer Robin Dragt Class Flirts: Pam Hassinger Kevin Zaske Class Clowns: Randy Gort LuAnn Schafer Nicest Personality: Peggy Savig Brian Jones £HAPLENE BRATSCH Chorus 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3, + JACK breitkreut:’ Basketball 1,2,3, +; Football 1,2,3, +; Track 1,2,3,4;Scholar Athlete 4; Basketball M.V.P. 3,4; Football M.V.P. 4;One-ct Plays 2; Jr. Class Play 3; £r. Class Play 3;Chorus 1,2,3, +; 3oys Octet 3; NHS 2,3, +; 90 Club 1; Lettermen's Club 3, +; Student Council 1,4; Boys State 4 if; 3 c 2ru S3 KIKE BRUNS Basketball 2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3, +; Lettermen's Club 3 ROBIN DRAGT One-Act Plays 4; Declam 3; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play J, +; Band 1,2,3, +; Chorus 1,2,3, +; Ensemble 3; President 4; Vice-President 1; Secretary 2;G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 4;F.T.A. +; Library Club 4; Student Faculty Forum 3; Ajinual taff 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3, +; Homecoming .'ttendant 4 KATHLEEN FILSEN Track 2; One-Act Play 4; Declam 1,2,3, +; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 2,3, +; Band 1,2,3, +; Chorus 1,2,3, +;Ensemble 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. i,2,3, +; f.t.a. 3, +; NHS 3, +; 90 Club 1; .'nnual Staff 3, +; Newspaper Staff 3, +; Secretary + P'TTY FRANK Declam 1,2,3; Sr. Class Play 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, +; G.A.A. 1. 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3, +; Library Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4 J NE GOLDHAMMER Basketball 2,3,4; One- ct Plays 1,2,3,4; Declam 1,2,T,:+; Class Play 1,2,3,4; Jr. Class Play 2,3; Piano ccompanist 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Coronet Soloist 1,2; Ensemble 3; President 3; G.A.a. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; NHS 2,3, +; 90 Club 1; Student Council 1,4; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Girls State 4 • ■ mT r (L su chorus 63 RANDY GORT Football 1,2,3, ; Basketball 1,2,3, ; Chorus 1,2,3, ; Band 1,2,3, ; F.T.A. 3, ; Lettermen's Club 3, ; Photography Club 3, ; Sr. Class Play 3, ; Baseball 3, PAM HASSINGER Track 2; One- ct Plays 1,2; Sr. Class Play 2, +; Band 1,2,3, k; Chorus 3, ; G.A.A. 1,2,3, ; F.H.A. 1,2; Newspaper Staff 3, ; Cheerleader 1,2,3, +? Majorette 3, f Q nSk . PERRY HASSINGER Basketball 1,2,3; Football 3; Lettermen's Club 3; F.F.A. 3� k CHERYL HAUG Sr. Class Play 3, ; Band 1,2,3, ; Chorus 1,2,3, ; Flute Ensemble 1,3; G.A.A. 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3, ; F.T.A. f; 90 Club 1;Student Council 3, ;Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff + TOM tt'.YEK F.-F.A. 1,2,3, PAM HOBCSTRA Declan 3; Sr. Class Play +; Chorus 1,2,3 +; F.H.A. 1,2,3 U rr � DL j ikl -J ; . Jr. Class rlay 3 SHARON KAVE24 Basketball 2; Sr. Class Play 2; Band 1,2,3, ; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Majorette 2; Vic'e President 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3, +; G.A.A. Council 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3, ; Student Council 2; Annual Staff 3, ; Cheerleader 2,3, ; Homecoming Attendant 2 ' H 0baton 64 MARJAANA KIVIKKO Basketball 4; One-Act Plays 4; Chorus 4; F.H.A. 4 GREG KRUEGER Wrestling 1,3; One-Act Plays 1,3;Lettermen's Club 3� 4; dent Faculty Forum 4 Stu- I CfcvviJUo JACKIE KNAPPER Basketball 2; Declam 1,2,3,4; Jr. Class Flay 4; Sr. Class Play 3; Chorus 1,2,3 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Student Council 2,3;: Annual Staff 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4 KARA KRAMIN Declam 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F«A. 1,2,3,4;F.H.A. 1 2, 1 ”90 Club J OjcJ ul. ft (Z ANNA LIPPERT Basketball 2,3,4; Basketball M.V.P. 4; Track 3; Jr. Class Play 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Ensemble 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,4; Library Club 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4;Homecoming. Queen 4; Vice President 2; Treasurer 3 DEB MAURICE One-Act Plays 4;Sr. Class Plays 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4;Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Attendant 1, 4; Secretary 3,4; Treasurer 1 ( ngytct; iVciuiuw LINDA MCLENAAR Chorus 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3, 5 r • Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,‘M Wrestling M.V.P 2,3,4; Lettermen s Club 3 65 KATIIY NERE Deciam 1,2,3; Sr. Class May 3, +i Jr. Class Play 3; Band 1, 2,3, +; Chorus 1,2,3, +; G.A.A. 2,3;F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; ”90” Club 1; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3, + WAYNE OLSON Sasketball 1,2,3, +; BasebaT 1,2,3, +; Cross Country 3; Jr. Class Play 3; Lettermen's Club 3 4; F.H.A. Honey A l M£ OLsctt JODI PENNINGS One-Act Plays Declam 2,3;Sr. Class Play 3, +; uiserable 3; Band 1,2,3, +; Chorus 1,2,3, +; President 2;Vice President 4; Secretary 1; G.A.A. 1,2,J;7.H.A. 4; 7.T.A. 3,4; NHS +; M90 Club 1; Library'Club 4; Student Council +; Annual Staff 3; Newspaper Staff ♦; Cheerleader 1,2,3, +;Homecoming Attendant 3, MARGARET SAVIG LUANN SCHAFER One-Act Plays 1,2; Sr. ♦; Piute Ensemble 1,2; k Class Play 1,2; Band 1,2,3, +; Chorus G.A.A. 1,2; G.II.A. 1,2; Majorette 3, ED SCHROEDER Chorus 1,2;Football 1,2,3, +;Homecoming Attendant k; Letter- men's Club 3, + DALE SLAGTER Football 1,3, +; Trac’f 1,3; Wrestling 1,2,3, +; Chorus 1,2; Lettermen's Club 3, +; Homecoming Attendant 3,4 66 PHILIP STANDFUSS Football 1,2,3$ ; Homecoming Attendant 2;Homecoming King ; Wrestling 2,3$ ; Lettermen's Club 3$ ; Track 1 GREG TEPFER Basketball 1,2,3$ ; 3aseball 2,3$ ; Football 1,2,3$ ; Jr. Class Play 3; F.T.A. 2,3, ; Lettermen's Club 3$ ; Treasurer 2; Homecoming Attendant Fa , , - f )?J ris5 i CONNIE TERSTEEG F.H.A. k. KEVIN ZASfcE . „ ,, „ - F.T.A. 2; Chorus 1,2,3$ ; Basketball 1,2,3$ ; baseball 1,2; One-Act Plays 1; Football 1, ; Lettermen's Club 3, ; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 3$ ; BRIAN JONES Football ; Lettermen's Club ♦ Officers Verde le Hoogheem-treasurer Jodi Penr.ings-Vice President Robin Dragt-President Kathleen Filzen-Oecretary 67 (Upper hight) Jane G.- Look straight into my eyes.” (Upper Left) Claes of 197 in 195 f?? (Lower Left) Wayne 0., Kevin ., Kevin £., Greg T. This is almost as fun as making mud pies, (Middle Left) I Jackie K., Greg T., LeAnn G,- We'll show those professionals how they SHOULD play. (Lower flight) v.’ayne 0., Ed r.- But Mn never told me about Ultra Bright. 'rwtvv'' e Left) Mr. Hubei, Kathleen F., Verdelle H., Ruth M., Jodi P., Marjaana K., Jack B.- ”Something must be v-ee-rr-yy inter- esting.” (Lower Left) Jack B.-”HE SCORES!” (Lower Right) Kike 3., Perry H., Tom H.- ”Catch the flying ball!” (Upper Right) Sharon K., Jackie. K.., Deb M.- The Three ftooges. (Kiddle Right)-Opposite Rage oharon K., Deb K«, Jackie K,- ”Is this Mrs. Bottge with her broken toe?” (Middle Left) Dale S., Kevin Z., Jane F., Randy G., Wayne 0.- Think we'd make good candidates for the Miss U.S.A. Contest? (Lower Left' Dale ., Randy G.-' Y e do such hard things in Art. (Upper Right) Deb M., Jackie K., Charon K.- $ay you’re sorry! ' per Left) Jack 2.-Am. Legion Citizenship Award Jane G.-Am. Kepion Auxiliary Citizen- ship Award (’’pper .'ip •- obin D., od: senior Class ill (Kiddie le t; Kathy ?.-Valedic- torian Jane G.-Salutator- ian (Kiddle ..iyht) 1atty r . -: roc'jor- Garcole Criscc v ard Chery lb.-Gen. Kill:; detty Crocker v arc’ (. idcile heft) i an , , an© G.- Class .history (..iddle Kathy K., Deb ii.- Class ircrhecy (Lower Left) Kathy K.-DL.l Scho- larship .-ward (Lower i i-ht) Pobin j., .oxanne G.-Presentation of the Key 71 R «I� Patty F. Kathy N. Jackie K. Jodi P. Robin D. Chery H. Connie T. Ruth M. Fam H. Verdelle H. LeAnn G. Pam H. R.II. Brain J. Kevin Z. Dale S. Anna L. Deb M. Kathleen F. Kara K. Marjaana K. Jane G. Sharon K. Brad M. R.III. Philip S. Perry H. Kevin S. Jack B. Gres T. £d S. Randy G. Mr. Slagter Mrs. Slagter Mr. Goldhammer Mrs. Goldhammer Tom H. Greg K. Mike B. Wayne 0. s £ jr i c Iwo Jima C L J S S Jane G.- Really? In the boy 3 room? - John F. Kennedy T Jl I P Anna L., Kathleen F., Chery H. This is our hotel room? Pam H.- We have to change buses AGAIN! Jack B.y Jane G.-Wreath Laying Ceremony 6 DUjTlCjr Class Motto - ..... |n Living Learn, ana in Learning Live Class Colors ... Light Green and Dark Green Class Flowers............................Carnations Friday Evening May 24, 1974 8:00 O'clock jt i s t o The following is a bunch of mixed up memories from past school years. The story you are about to hear is true: the names haven't been changed because nobody's innocent! As our story ODens we find the class of ?U buys performing the difficult tasks, which Mrs. Schrupp has assigned them on their first day of Kindergarten. In the far comer we find Chery Haug picking away. Oh yes, it seems Chery1 s favorite pasttime is ripping fuzzballs off of furry blankets during naptime. Hey! Who just streaked across the room! Oh, its o.k., its only Jack Breitkreutz running around with his cool cop hat on.(But thats not all of course.) As you stand wide-eyed and in shock, you can barely make out the other members of the class which am Greg T., Brad M., K®vin 7., .Tar® G., LuAnr. S., Mik® B., Tom H., Kara K., Greg K., Phil S., Pat F., Ch®ry H., Kathy F., Sharlene B., Jack B., Kathy N., Linda M., Deb M., Ted Ruter, Bonnie Zylstra, Lynnette Yock, Harold Goblish, Randy Zimm®r, Scott Solheira, Joyce Standfuss, Terrry Roschild, Phyllis Horejsi, Stewert Schmidt, Meanwhile, back at Roseland, we find Verdell® Hoogheem hanging around. On a clothesline in fact. But not for long! There sh® lays, broken arm and all! Well, many years have passed away. Literally!! The Roseland gang has recently infiltrated the Danube fifth grade. Among this group we find: Robin D., Pam H., Anna L., Randy G., Jodi P. LeAnn G., Dal® S., Jacki® K., Verdelle H. Mary Moje. Anyway, now that we are fifth graders the boys realize that the girls exist! The gang war begins and the battle rages on. Wait! A new development! Mrs. Smith has just called the girls together for a top secret meeting! Guys are puszled-or so w® think. It is decided a truce will be made. The list of casualties has been posted for the past year. They are: Pam H., Perry H., Greg T., Greg K., Mik® B., K®vin Z., Tom H., Dal® S., LuAnnsS., Sharon K., Jack B., Phil S., Randy G., Ed S., LeAnn G., Kathy F., Deb M., Jodi P., Patty F. Anna L , Jackie K., Pam H., Linda M., Kara K., Sharlene B., Jane G., Chery H. Robin D.Brad M., Kathy N., V®rdell® H., Randy Zimmer, Ted Ruter. Doug Procniak, Stewert Schmidt, Harold Goblish, Karen Kane, Scott Solhetm, Phlayne Ailts, Terry Roschild. But things have Livened up a bit and it is now the year 1968. We have just become scared little seventh graders. In seventh grade we find the great rip off- it seems Brad Mvers got a hold of Verdelle Hoogheem's nylons. This occurred right before our class officers-Pnes.-Phlayne Ailts,, V. Pres.-Brad Myers, Treas.-Terry R., and Sec.- Sharon Kaven decided that we would go rollerskating for our class party. Now that we seventh graders have finally gotten our lockers open we can now get our coats and go home for summer vacation! Our junior high years have passed slowly but surely and finally we are Freshmen. (But, before w® move ahead-Say, AHHH Jackie, have you seen any Braun dogs lately??) Our ninth grade president this year is Terry Roschild. This was our year to shine during Homecoming or so we thought. Our float slogan was better this year because on® time it was Boil'Em Over so naturally we had a pot whose handle was two times the size it was originally planned to be. We won't even m®ntion our skit. The only good thing this year was Deb Maurice-She was our first uom®coming attendant. The only r®ally other big event was our annual rollerskating oarty to Spicer. Tenth grade has finally arrived-much to our surprise of course-for we all managed.to survive. (So far) We have really moved ud in the world! This year we not only nicked a prince and a princess for Homecoming (who were Sharon Kaven and Phil Standfuss) but we even got to decorate the goal posts! This y®ar we broke tradition-Instead of going rollerskating it was decided to have no party at all. As ninth graders we got to pick only one class for ourselves, but this year was much different—yes, now we have three class to choose from-of course the rest are assigned. The greatest fun we had this year was dancing in Phy. Ed., but it turned out to be sad news, for we realized there was no hope for the guys. That wasn't the only pro- blem! Kevin Zaske was still the Head of the class. Before we knew it, eleventh grade was upon us and so were many new activities. On® improvement in school was the idea of having a student, faculty forum. This was a battle of wits between students and tachers. At this forum they used to hold contests to see who could hold his temper the longest. Homecoming rolled around again and we still didn't win anything, but I must say our float Pink the Panthers has improved since the one we had in 8th. grade! You should have seen it! Our slogan was Dial V for Victory and we had the neatest telephone with a red dial and a purple fringed receiver. We thought it looked great, but the judges are still in shock and getting treatments for severe coronary trouble. Anyway, this year our attendants were Jodi Pennings and Dale Slagter. In spring, Jodi was also elected Pr®s. of the Student Council, and Jane Goldhammer, V. Pres. Their main goal was to get the boys lavatory door shut. Yes, it seems with the open door policy the girls were Aired of watching the boys comb their hair in front of the lav. mirrors. Enough of that. Now to the year we had all been striving for. We became big tough seniors. This was a great year-especially our class trip to Washington, D.C. The best part was the bus ride—Such outbursts would be heard such as : Who cut the chees? or Wow, Man! or Hey, Look at the Combine! Every 5 minutes you'd hear- Are we to Cleveland yet? When do w® change buses? By the time we got to Washington we could hardly move our necks let alone walk out of the bus, but it was an experience in itself! Oh, we had such good buses-in fact, only 3 of them broke down-not bad considering we only had 5 buses! Our class this year consists of:Para H., Mina K., Tora H.,. Ed S., Dale S., Randy G., Kathy N., Jackie K., Jack B., Deb M., Linda M., Jane G., Kara K., Kevin S., Kevin Z., Verdelle H., Brad M., LuAnnaS., Wayne 0., Pam H., Anna L., LeAnn G., Sharon K., Mike B., Sharlene B., Chery H., Brian J., Connie T., GrOg K., Robin D., Greg T., Peg S., Knthy N., Perry H., Jodi P. We can't forget our senior pictures (which gave most members of the class a bad case of writers cramp) and Homecoming! We finally did it! Our skit and float won first prize! Our float slogan was Skin the Ba rs. Anna Lippert was crowned our new queen and Phil Standfuss was elected as the new king. Well, its been a great twelve years and now all of us have one things to say: LOOK OUT WORLD. HERE WE COME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t! 11!!! 1111111111111111! 11111! 1111111111111111! ” WILL During our past 13 years of schooling we have each gained special talents and accomplishments which we feel would be most beneficial if passed on to others. This we are accomplishing in the form of a will. If for some reason the contents seem shocking to you-just keep repeating to your- self Its only a will...its only a will... And so may we present the Will of the Class of 197 KARA KRAMIN wills her cowboy boots and h r ability to stay on a horse to Jim Slagter-who has had a f robl� ms, JAC TE KNAPP5R wills her ability to carry on a running conversation to Marlys Roschild who doesn't ever seem to sav much of anything. DEB MAURICE wills her sneakiness to the girls for the class trip next year. RANDY GORT wills his great talent at playing the baritone to Tom Westby who has got to learn someday. MIKE RRUNS wills his flashy wardrobe to the rest of the class who seem to have forgotten what dressing up means. LEANN GORT wills her ability to get along with Mrs. Fuller (less) to Lori Bruns. KEVIN SCHNEIDER wills his height to Vickie Bulthuis who would like to be just a little taller. PAM HOEKSTRA wills her lasting relationship with Gaylon Bulthuis to Mark Adleman and Renae Goetzman with hopes that it doesn't lead to mono. DALE SLAGTER wills his ability to skip school without getting caught to the seventh grade boys who haven't yet leamad the technique. CHERY HAUG wills her Betty Crocker Homemaking ability to Pam Hoekstra who doesn't think she needs it because she knows how to make pot pies already. JANE GOLDHAMMER wills her long hair to Ruth Meir-who doesn't like it. PHIL STANDFUSS wills his masculine phisique to Glen Hoogheem who still has a good 5 years to grow. GREG KRUEGER wills his chef ability to the up coming bachelor cooking class.. Hard telling what they'll cook up. SHARLENE 3RATSCH wills the excitement to being the first one engaged to the girls who are in competition next year. ED SCHROEDER wills his cycling ability to Kevin Bruns in hopes that they never meet agian. MARJANNA KIVIKKO wills her quiet shy personality to Deb Kurtz. PERRY HASSINGER wills his talent at immitating animals and sirens to Rich Little. KATHY FILZEN wills her scholastic achievement to Norm Schubert-who doesn't need it. WAYNE OLSON wills his F.H.A. crown to all the other disappointed candidates. SHARON KAVEN wills her successful career at the Dairy Freeze to Kathy Nere-who will probably need it, KEVIN ZASKE wills his flirtatious personality to anyone who wants to get Ahead. PEG SAVIG wills her sense of humor to Mr. Svoboda who thinks he has one. TOM HAYEK wills his dedication and willingness to work to all others who hope to succeed. BRIAN JO ES wills his artistic ability to Mrs. Kosak. Keep up the good work Brian. LUANN SCHAFER wills her name Fish to her sister Mary-just to keep it in the family. BRAD MYERS wills his wrestling ability to Duan® Mertins. Keep on truckin' dynamite. KATHY NERE wills her sewing talent to the 8th. grade sewing class who are still trying to figure out the meaning of important sewing terms such as thread, garment, pattern, etc. LINDA MOLENAAR wills her ability to get dates with Renville guys and her ability to fake out her parents to Jane Folkerts who seems to be having a little trouble. ANNIE LIPPERT wills her great build to everyone who wants it-there enough to go around! VERDELLE HOOGHEEM wills her safe slow driving habits to Duane Westphall who seems to have had a little trouble. CONNIE TERSTEEG wills all her roses to the person who wants to start a florist shop with the assurance of a Constant supply. JACK BREITKREUTZ wills hi s athletic ability to anyone who wants to put out effort next year. PATTY FRANK wills her constant giggle to anyone who wants to get a hernia. PAM HASSINGER wills her support and devotion to the Wrestling squad to the rest of the student body next year. GREG TEPFER wills his last name to Annie Lippert who will probably get it anyway. ROBIN DRAGT AND JODI PENNINGS will their life-long friendship to Renae Goetzmen and Dori Williams. THE CLASS OF 7U will: Their knowledge of the Danube School System to Mr. Thorsead who has seen some confusing days this year, Their senior lounge and th°ir new table and their wiriting board to the junior class:may they have success in keeping it the whole year. To the senior class on their trip next year ,-we will the secrets of room 122 of the Harrington Hotel. We would like to will the lost $700 or state aid to Mr. Thorstead-however-unfortunately, our class treasury has expired. THE CLASS OF 7 would also like to leave th� ir thanks and appreciation to: Mrs. Smith-for all the bandaids and sore throat spray. Janitors-for sweeping up, wiping up, and scrubbing up aft r us. Mr. Robinson-for his entertainment. Mrs. Bottge-for all h� r help in making plans. Rita and Jeanette-for all the cookies. Oth«r t ach rs and Administration-for having provided the resources and instruction to enable us to r®c®ive a high school education. piicpjftcr It is the year 199 +- After a busy year at Maurice s Shoe Shop, I (Deb Maurice) decided that I would go on a vacation. I really did need a rest for I had just finished putting up an addition in the shop, which will accomodate a new line of sneakers for streakers. As I didn't v ant to go on a vacation by myself, I called up my old friend, Kathy Mere. Kathy is now the head nurse at the Danube Medical Center and she was also due for a vacation. She has been kept quite busy lately with an epidemic of dysentary. We decided that it would be fun to take a Greyhound Bus trip to Washington, D.C.. We wanted to see if the city had changed any and at the same time we could look up some of our old classmates. As we entered the bus, v ho did we see but our old friend Verdelle Hoogheem, who is now a designer for Greyhound Buses. She said that after her bus ride to Wash- ington back in 197 +, she came to the conclusion that there just has to be more room in the luggage racks for turning around. While talking with Verdelle we learned that her two friends, Fam Kiss- inger and LeAnn Gort are now the new owners of the Palms Ballroom at Renville where they do a thriving business. Another of our classmates working in Renville is Linda Molenaarf who owns her own cafe there. Our first stop on our trip was in Chicago where we did some sight seeing. While walking down the street we ran into another old classmate, Chery Kaug. Chery told us that she is now campaigning for the office of National FHA President. She feels that she is well qualified for this job as she was FHA President in High School. Chery also told us that she is using her Betty Crocker ability to help out an old friend, Parr. Hoekstra, who is now married and has 9 kids. Pam is finding it quite difficult raising 9 kids in their trailor house. After a day in Chicago we hopped back on the bus and continued with our trip. Our next stop was Cleveland where we changed buses.As we waited in the bus depot, I thought I heard a familiar Squeaky laugh. I turned around and sure enough, there stood our old friend, Jackie Knapner. I asked Jackie what she was doing in Cleveland and she, said that she is still searching for her luggage which was misplaced v hile switching buses back in 197 + on our class trip. Jackie also said that she had recently heard from another of our classmates, Jane Goldhammer. Jane is now working at the Redwood Falls Hospital as a nurses aid. I wonder who she spends most of her time aiding? 3y this time we were quite hungry so we went over t to the Pizza Hut to eat. Imagine our surprise when we saw the chief pizza maker, for it was Wayne Olson. Wayne said- that he kept quite busy these days making little pizzas. As we talked with him we learned that Ed Schroeder is working down in Florida. It seems that Ed has started the first Air Force Base located in a swamp. Continuing with our journey we soon came to Washington, D.C. Of course, while we were there we stayed at the Harrington Hotel. Did you know that Dale Clagter is working there as a custodian? Dale told us that he is still having difficulty with cleaning under the beds. That evening we dined at the Burn Brae Dinner Theatre outside of Washington. When we got there we found that the name had been changed to Chips Placet' We knew why when we saw the chef, our old friend, Greg Krueger. Two of our other classmates also work there. They are Robin Dragt and Jodi Pennings who have top billing there with a song and dance act. The crowd really seemed to enjoy their show. Our next stop was New York City. ’While there we ran into Kathleen Filzen. Kathleen is now an ace reporter for the New York Times. She was very excited because she had just received a story about a big robbery that had taken place. It seems that the robbers had been apprehended by the New York City Chief of Folice, Greg Tepfer, and his able assistant, Anna Lippert. Anna asked us if we had heard what Sharon Kay or. is doing. It seems that Sharon is now the owner of a Skippy Peanut Butter franchise on the '.lest Coast. Jack Breitkreutz is using his accounting abilities to help her out in the business. Nov it was time to head back to Danube. On the way v e stopped in Indiana at the Indianapolis Speedway. We bought tickets for the race after hearing that Mike Bruns was one of the drivers. Of course he wonI Mike informed us that another of our classmates is also in the rabing business. Kevin Schr.ieder had just set a world record with a new motorcycle he invented called, The Spider. By the race track v e saw a hot dog stand so we stopped and what do you know? There we saw Brad Myers. Brad was passing out a new type of hot dog-dipped in wine sauce. Back on the road again, v e happened to look out our window and what did we see but a Buffalo herd. We looked to the front of the herd and there was our old friend, Philip Standfuss. Phil seemed to be enjoying himself, roaming the prairie. We passed a huge bill- board advertising a new business. It said, Kevin Zaske-HEAD of the Try to Find a Date Computer Dating Service. I wonder how Kevin is doing in his new business. Next we stopped in Springfield, Minnesota where we saw another of our classmates, Connie Tersteeg. Connie is now the wife of a ric rich banker. As we rolled into Danube we saw the police car parked on the corner with Perry Hass- ir.ger behind the wheel. Perry told us that he has decided if you can't beat'em, you might as well join'em. Right Perry? We couldn't seem to locate Brian Jones so we asked Perry about him. He said that Brian is making alot of money these days doing centerfolds for Cosmopolitan magazine. It was quite a hot day so we decided to go out to Kandiyohi lake. V hile there we saw LuAnn Schafer. LuAnn was busy teaching her 3 children how to swim-just like fish. LuAnn told us that she had recently heard from Sharlene 3ratsch. Sharlene is now working in Willmar as a pre-marriage coun- selor. We also found that our old classmate Randy Gort is working in Danube. Randy is now head of the city's Utilities Dept. Does this include the water tower, Randy? Fatty Frank also works in Danube and it seems that she is quite active in the Womens Lib Movement. She has become the first woman lineman to work for the REA. While we were walking through downtown Danube v e ran into Kara Kramin. Kara is now working as a conservation expert at Ramsey Park. We also saw Tom Hayek. Tom is quite busy these days as he is a part time farmer, truck driver and the owner of Green Giant. We couldn't seem to locate our classmate Maina Kivviko when we asked about her we found that she ha had returned to Finland and is now conducting tours there. Our last stop was at DHA. When we went in the first person we saw was Peg Savig. Peg has taken over Mr. Accola's job as counselor. As we left she was running down the hall after a student saying, This will only take a minute. We were glad to see that our class had all fullfilled their lifetime ambitions, since we last seen them in 197 +. ADVERTISERS WILLIAM'S STUDIO • - $10 •• - 15 Ficture - 20 Pictures for all Occasions Phone 637-2110 Redwood Falls, Minnesota Full Page - $ln0 Voter Registration Plans Are Readied - OmM V� Hrt H __— - In In yifm OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER DANUBE PUBLIC SCHOOLS rrr Printing — Publishing m ,:V Newspaper — Booklets 11 . I( Forms — Office Supplies Wedding Stationery ettviUe Stcvt-'JrvuH i Phone: 329-3324 RENVILLE DANUBE MASHED SAND AND GRAVEL CO. 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Jj SSV1J INDEX E means enrisheets AALDERKS, DIANE (7)-40,4l,52 DERUYTER, TOM (9)-E, 12, 37, 40,42,48,54,60 AALDERKS, ROGER (8)-23,24,41,53 DOLEZAL, BRENDA (ll)-56 ADELKANN, MARK (11 )-S, 11,12,14, 17,29,30,34,36, 39,42,44,46,50,56 DOLEZAL, PATRICK (7)-52 ARMOUR, LINDA (9)-40 DOLEZAL, TOM (9)-E,12,20,24,25,40,54,60 BERNSTRCM, MITCH (11)-E,11,12,13,15,17,18,30, 34,59,42,43,44,46,50,56 DRAGT, ROBIN (12)-E,9,10,11,12,14,28,35,36,42, 46,62,63,67,68,71,72,74 BERNSTROK, WENDELL (8)-E,12,24,25,29,40,41,55, DWORSHAK, DEAN (7)-25,41,52 57,59 DYKSTRA, CAROL (10)-E,34,42,55 REUKLEMAN, KEN (7)-24,25,40,4l,52 EISEL, JULIE (7)-40,52 BLACK, DEBRA (8)-E,40,4l,53 EISEL, RICHARD (8)-31,40,4l,53 BLACK, PAMELA (8)-E,40,4l,55 ENGSTROM, DAVID (9)-37,54,60 BRATSCH, DCROTilY (9)-11,40,54 FERGUSON, ROBERT (ll)-37,56 BRATSCH,ERVIN (9)-3?,54 FILZEN, BERBARA (7)-40,41,52,59 BRATSCH, GLORIA (8)-40,4l,53 BRATSC11, JEFF (8)-25,31,53 FILZEN, KATHLEEN (12)-E,12,13,14,15,35,36,42, 45,46,47,59,63,67,69,71, 73,74 BRATSCH, ROBIN (l1)-37,56 FILZEN, MICHAEL (ll)-37,56 BRATSCH, SHARLENE (12)-37,63,74 FILZEN, PAUL (7)-25,4l,52 BRSlTKREUTZ, JACK (12)-E,10,13,l6,2n,21,22,23, FILZEN, T01'(9)-20,24,31,37,54 26,27,31,32,34,39,62,63, 68,69,71,72,73,74 FOLKERTS, JANE (11)-E,35,38.56,78 BREITKREUTZ, MARY JO (8)-l6, 30,40,41,53,59 FRANK, BEVERLY (9)-e,9,io,38,54 BRUNS, KEVIN (8)-E,25,41,53 FRANK, CONNIE (11)-B8,47,56 BRUNS, LORI (lD-38,56 FRANK, MARY (8)-40,42,53 BRUNS, MICHAEL (12)-37,39,63,69,73,74 BULTHUIS, VICKI (11)-30,50,56,60 FRANK, PATTY (12)-E,12,35,36,46,63,69,71,72, 74,79 BUNSNESS, JOE (H)-E,9,10,16,20,23,29,42,56,60 FRANK, TONY (ll)-E,37,56 CARLSON, BOB (7)-25,52 FREIBORG, JODY (7)-25,31,52 CARLSON, JOE (9)-E,12,37,40,41,45,48,54 FREIBORG, TODD (7)-25,31,52 DAMHOF, BYRON (8)-40,4l,53 FROLAND, MARK (11)-E,11,12,l4,15,17,20,23,39,42, 44,45,46,56,59 DAMHOF, KEITH (10)-S, 37,55 GENS, SUSANNE (8)-l6,34,4o,4i,53,59 DAMHOF, KENTON (7)-40,52 GOBLISH, ROXANNE (11)-E,17,22,34,55,38,56,71 DAMHOFF, TODD (7)-25,34,4o,4i,52,57 GOLDHAMMER, JANE (12)-E,12,13,15,22,34,35,36,38, 42,44,45,46,63,68,71,72,73, 74 GOETZMAN, PAUL (8)-25,'‘0,55 HOOGHEEM, VERDE! 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