Delavan High School - Panther Yearbook (Delavan, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1972 volume:

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Next the Queen can- didates with their managers were introduced: Peggy Lubitz escorted by Scott Verdoorng Trudy Whitehead escorted by Randy Grupeg and Barb Rothe escorted by Brian Johnson. The King candidates and their managers followed: Denny Braunshausen with Cindy Jenseng Darwin Sprong with Jeanette Murryg and Roger Perrizo with Judy Whitehead. Heidi Harper and David Johnson carried the Queen's crown and King's plaque. Mr. Roberts presented the plaque to King Denny, who then crowned Peggy as Queen. The pep fest was held immediately after the coronation around the bonfire furnished by the Freshmen. After the fire burned low, a snake dance was formed, led by the cheer- leaders to the village square where the even- ing ended in rousing cheer. A TIME FOR US SHOCKED22 No! It just can't be me!! lxgtfx, 4 VKX if r,nN -1 5. ON 0 S Q A In charge of the gym this year were the Sophomores. Colors chosen were shades of blueg the theme, 'A Time For Us.N The WCoa1itionN provided music for the evening, which proved to be a very beautiful and enjoyable evening. Find a hole Denny!! Friday's Homecoming activities began on October 15 around 2:00. All the classes put forth their best effort this year to make the parade one of the greatest. The floats showed a lot of hard work. First prize went to the mighty seniors, who else? The parade ended in an outside pepfest lead by the Panther cheerleaders. ff ,, I f , T9 ii. f V, ' In the evening, the most important event took place. The Delavan Panthers took on The Emmons Eagles. The Panthers shut out the Eagles 22-O. The Panthers scored in the third quarter by a punt blocked by Jeff Verdoorn. Bruce Whitney picked up the ball and made a 10 yard touchdown. Their second touchdown was scored by Darwin Sprong from 17 yards. The last points came from a pass from Darwin Sprong to Scott Verdoorn. Ie- ' f A. The Panthers push for another victory Those Silly big-headed Senigf over the Eagles. 2 Hi ff' yf if J Celebrate. Celebrate. Dance to the music. You te11'em Coach!! ' n an fm I 7' Neo A tender moment ends Homecoming festivities. 'W 'EN FEET I girls! The Seniors FINALLY did it. First prize. JUNIOR-SENIOR BACK: Ken Carlson CGrandpappyD, Candy Claude Clsabelb, Jeanette Murry CHortenseD, Virginia Stenzel Cwidowj, Amy Willette CBerthaD, CENTER: Cindy Haase CSisD, Mike Verdoorn CPawD, Nancy Kretchmer CMelissaD, Darrel Behrens CSlimb, Marilyn Prins CMawj, Donna Millmann CFannie Janeb, Dennis Cole CPepperD. FRONT: Trudy Whitehead CSarah Job, Darwin Sprong fHomerj, Cindy Kruger CGracie Mayb. HBy gum they got clean away. I must be gettin' oldln Headin' For A Weddin' The Junior-Senior Class play took place November 12, 1971, at 8 p.m., under the direction of Kay Saxon and student direc- tion of Diane Osmundson. Headin' For a Weddin' is a hillbilly comedy, and takes place in the main room of a mountain cabin in Virginia. The hero, Homer Hollowbone, has fallen in love with beautiful Melissa Dugan, whose picture he found in a newspaper wrapped around some fish. He begins writing her letters, say- ing he lives in a mansion, and is a very refined, educated person, which is an ex- aggeration. He really lives in a shack with his poor, uneducated family. Maw and Fanny Jane are the hard workers. Paw eats, sleeps, and teaches Gloria, his pet skunk, tricks. Sarah Jo and Gracie May spend their time teasing Homer and chasing boys. It's been a hard winter,.and they are now in the midst of a snow storm. Widow Blairhouse and her son Slim, and daughter Bertha, who is constantly trying to 'hookn Homer, arrive to take refuge from the storm To add to the confusion, Mellissa arrives, explaining that she is on her way to marry her handsome, well-educated Homer. Even- though Homer tries to keep Melissa from discovering his identity, she learns the truth and seeks revenge. CLASS PLAY I 1 Time for my midnight pickle. Others hid it,,,Cindy proved it!! Where's the ice cream?? Na, Na! You can't catch me, l l COME AND GET IT! Oh, what a dreadful place! 11 Ui 11, Linda Oakland, Amy tehead I M Mark Tibodeau, Scott Verdoorn The Junior class of 1972 chose nln the Misty Moonlightn as the theme for the Junior-Senior Prom. The colors were light and dark blue with accents of lime green and white. The seemingly tireless Juniors applied paint, stuffed chicken wire, stapled stream- ers, and covered tables, and were rewarded with a beautiful prom. In place of the traditional banquet, a dessert was served and hors d'oeVers were available throughout the dance. Waiters and waitresses from the Sophomore class were Doug Ascheman, Duane Behrens, Rick Haase, Doug Nagel, Galen Nagel, Brian Shoe- maker, Anne Hansen, Sharon Kiehm Karen 9 Paul, Jeanne Roberts, Wendy Toft, and Marlys Yonkovich. Nm Q, ,Z ' 1 2 . if 4 xg fn. if 5 Q me N Kg Q JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM - ,fran I ,rf , Ve, in 3 g 1 Marilyn Prins read the Senior Class Will. 'Candy Claude read the Remember whens Q. si J in Carol Kiehm, Junior Class Vice-President, read the Senior Prophesy. .I l M M If f fi . fm, Q ,Q 2 2 Q 3 'fx O Guests at the head table include The Triple Trio sang Close to You. Mr. andVMrs. Tornow. The Brand march was led by Junior president, Scott Verdoorn and his date, Debbie Becker A long waited evening had finally arrived. nCanonH provided the music for the evening. x .- Denny Braunshausen and Peggy Lubitz take time out to pose in front of the theme, Hin the Misty Moon1ight.H 1 s H ,E 1 1 AWARDS , , Darwin Sprong, Athe John Phillip Sousa Award. Mvp for defensive and offensive Basketball. .-rJ 2, ' Oustanding b0Y and girls John National Choral Award, Marilyn Prins. Martin and Nancy Kretchmer Sweetheart Cindy Haase, Brenda Wilson, Paula Whitney, Sv .X:. .,w,,,-fi 1 10 - as ' 'fi1-1f'i- 1 , vskbff ie,-lv' on aint , . A A Qi Efiigmi 'SME X5 , S enen Q giifff .iw W SQSVS imh 5 ig? ,MQQ iii! 4 f' fd ' M.-. V EQ? 2 'g 5 1!',Q5g1, T his X , r ,1,ttf?,,,M, A ,,,,,,g!Q S my fg,iy Ha, , .. .3 M ,,' asf' wf . at ,1.i , 3 6 if ik- :--- 14 'Str ,ff 'tt ttf? ik- e - wine. 7 E S eeg fiii Jffn'?y f i 'x7?M J 1531. . W? fHEnw?f5 25 thi - 'ww 5?E33i E E? 539 mg 555A fauna: K t 41651, ,:f , 'anew ,Q ' ffF9'7k t 4 Marilyn Johnson, Jeanette Murry received State Star ratings. Brian Johnson, Dreamboat Jeff Staloch, Randy Grupe. After short coronation, Cindy Haase is FFA Sweetheart. i Char Roberts, Betty Crocker Award Sax quartet also received State Star ratings. State Star rating for their duet, Duane Behrens, Cindy Kfuegefa WendY Toft, PGSSY Marilyn Prins and Virginia Stenzel. Lubitz- 16 N, V+- 1971 F OOTBA L L Coach Midthun J H xx .J N? ' 2- .:..k ,HQ .. The Delavan Panthers had a very succ- essful football season this year. They ended with an overall record of 5 and 4, and a conference record of 5 and 2. One of the most exciting games of the season was when the Panthers defeated the Alden Blackhawks for the first time in fifteen years with a score of 12-8. Thirty-four boys went out for football this year including sixteen returning C0-Cgptains Denny Braunshausen lettefmefl. The C0'C8pt8il'lS Wert Roger and Roger Perrizg Perrizo and Dennis Braunshausen. All conference members were Darwin Sprong, Roger Perrizo, and Dennis Braunshausen. Brad Wallace and Bruce Whitney were named as honorable mention. nm in T RQ Nam! llh Sl ow? 15 3 17 Front row: Todd Johnson, Brian Halverson, Craig Johnson, Bruce Halverson, Lyle Claude, Galen Nagel, Mark Tibodeau, Tim Murry, John Lubitz, Doug Johnson, Ricke Chaffee. Second row: Assistant Coach, Mr. Midthun, Bobby Kiehm, Bruce Velta, Brian Shoemaker, Jeff Staloch Don Becker, Mark Runge, Roger Perrizo, Denny Braunshausen, Darwin Sprong, Brian Johnson. Third row: Bruce Whitney, Carl Voges, Mike Verdoorn, Greg Wagner, Jim Braunshausen, Scott Verdoorn, Jeff Verdoorn, Mark Verdoorn, Duane Behrens, Jim Lubitz, Head Coach, Mr. Ottesen, Brad Wallace. I and Head Coach Mr. Ottesen YY Football managers, Kevin Walker, Mike Wagner Duane Behrens, open and free for a touchdown. A good block from Mark Runge assists Darwin Sprong. sse Q An who A , QQ MQ .-.. , :ni , ' ff Bruce Whitney, a worn out Panther 19 Quarterback, Darwin Sprong, striving hard to reach our goaline. ' 'Ss-' .53 5 Somebody! Help me out!! Please? - x A tense moment for Bob Kiehm. FIRED UP and HOT against 'Bago!! BASKETBALL IN ACTION Bob Kiehm's eyes fixed hard on that basket! A beautiful lay-up by Denny Braunshausen! RIGHT: Bruce Whitney never gives up in any situation. BELOW: Randy Grupe plows through everyone Darrel Behrens proves his height! fl-111 Speed ahead. VARSITY Manager Kiernan O'Nei1, Jeff Staloch, Bruce Velta, Denny Cole, Gary Yonkovich, Scott Verdoorn, Darrel Behrens, Darwin Sprong, Denny Braunshausen, Bruce Whitney, Bob Kiehm, Mike Verdoorn, Randy Grupe, Roger Perrizo, Wynn Babcock, Coach Mr. Midthun. The 1971-1972 basketball team began the season with nine returning lettermen: Darrel Behrens, Denny Braunshausen, Randy Grupe, Bob Kiehm, Roger Perrizo, Darwin Sprong, Mike Verdoorn, Bruce Whitney, and Gary Yonkovich. Chosen as the team tri-captains were Denny Braunshausen, Darwin Sprong, and Bruce Whitney. At the close of the season the over- all score of the Panthers was 4-15. The outstanding awards, given at Awards Night, were: Most Valuable Player, Darrel Behrensg Most Improved Player, Bruce Whitneyg Best Defensive Player, Darwin Sprong. Mr. Ottesen and JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Doug Nagel, Rick Chaffee, Galen Nagel, Brian Shoemaker, Lyle Claude, Tin Murry. BACK ROW: Duane Behrens, Mark Verdoorn, Tony Haugh, Jim Braunshausen, Bruce Halverson, Kevin Walker, Rick Haase, Coach Mr. Ottesen. Coach Mr. Midthun. The Junior Varsity basketball team had an over- all score of 4 wins and 14 loses at the end of the 1971-1972 basketball season. Duane Behrens was the leading scorer with an average of lO points in a game. His total points during the season amounted to 189. Tim Murry was second in gaining points during the season with 89 points. Helping out a lot throughout the season during both Varsity and Junior Varsity games was manager Kiernan O'Neil. Mark Verdoorn, LuAnr Whitney, and Tim Murry kept the statistic sheets and charts during the Varsity games. H NN 95 5. 23 y VARSITY FRONT ROW: Brian Johnson, Tom Willette, John Lubitz, Doug Johnson. SECOND ROW: Brad Wallace, Don Becker, Sherwood Smith, Jeff Wallace. BACK ROW: Carl Voges, Dan Schavey, Craig Johnson, Mark Runge. Our Co-captains, Brad Wallace and Dave Skogen, ham it up! BELOW: Basketba11?? Carl Voges, Jeff lace. Brian Johnson, and Doug Johns0n --J J.. J.1.- n--1-,-,1 nn .-I. ... - JUNIOR VARSITY 0 FRONT ROW: Bill Schaible, Steve Ascheman, Kent Whitney. SECOND ROW: Mike Wagner, Larry Paul, Mark Tibodeau. BACK ROW: Tim Klinkner, Arthur Sankey, Mike Treptow. Victory was the word when the Panther wrestlers met Amboy-Good Thunder, beating them 66-O setting a new DHS record. Later in the year four squad members, Doug John- son, Brian Johnson, Jeff Wallace, and Carl Voges placed third or better in the District Wrestling Tournament. Delavan placed fifth out of ten schools, and later went on to the Region. Leaving the DHS wrestling squad are seniors Frank Claude, Larry Paul, Dave Skogen, Sherwood Smith, Carl Voges, Brad Wallace, and Jeff Wallace. The overall conference record was seven wins and five losses. Good work guys. i N Y r s 25 EAT 'ENI UP EAT 'EM UP RAH RAH RAH! K QJV44' 5,44 QQ fi Q0-Aydy X ,fo-1111 Sherwood takes opponent with ease. Victory 2 Excitement and pride. . 4 Going for a take-down is Don Becke. ww, Y., . The Hvoges Techniquen does it every time! No one outwits Jeff Wallace V 2 A confusing moment, very rarely seen at DHS. Adding to DHS score is Brad Wallace 26 TRACK QNf'VW359i5g7 'V i ' ,'x-!i5 usa, -Qgwffime M M ,W tie Qi First Row: Mark Verdoorn, Tim Murry, John Lubitz, Doug Johnson, Doug Ascheman, Tim Klinkner, Lyle Claude. Second Row: Kiernan O'neil, Rick Haase, Doug Nagel, Frank Claude, Roger Perrizo, Jim Lubitz, Darwin Sprong, Larry Paul. Third Row: Denny Cole, Duane Behrens, Darrel Behrens, Bruce Whitney, Bob Kiehm, Mike Verdoorn, Brian Shoemaker, Advisor Mr. Midthun Q QI Mike Verdoorn shows one way to cross Davel Behrens Shows another way the finish une. Relief at last. Smlling does it even' time- Our high jumper, Bruce Whitney, clears the bar. Bruce took third at the State this year jumping 6'3H. Bruce also broke records at almost every track meet. Mr. Midthun stands in the background. Nobody really thinks of long jumping as being painful, but Darrel Behrens face proves otherwise. Maybe it helps. Y Brian Shoemaker soars over the bar Fleet-footed Duane Behrens crosses the lnktheiioie Xolting event' He finish line first. There weren't many ma es oo so easy' people who could catch him. Darwin Sprong taking off from the starting iim KliEk?er Staggstsff a reiay blocks. He is leading off one of our meag' efstgnet m eaiggne great relay teams. em ers 0 e ea ' g ng a little experience. BASEBALL X rnlwle-fnw if 59ml Mk , 20 ek g,,i 'V. i '56 K' ,,i., ,. L to R. Kent Whitney, Rick Chaffee, Ron Mertins, Tim Murry, Dan Haugh, Sherwood Smith, Brian Halverson, Randy Grupe, Greg Wagner, Denny Braunshausen, Darwin Sprong, Bruce Velta, Roger Perrizo, Brian Shoemaker, Coach Otteson. It all starts at a beginning. Then Comes the action!! IT'S SPRINGTIME N Baseball means the excitement of spring. Our tema was a young one but the future rg? looks good for them if they keep up the itWWWWW mW'tty?E?Q21Qat wr'-M spirit and the ability to work as a team. N Senior lettermen leaving the rest of the 5? A fghgd, Nkg team are, Greg Wagner, Denny Braunshausen, ii?Lyi Www, JQ QQ- . Est Qxiiu 'SM Darwin Sprong, Roger Perrizo, Sherwood Smith. 3 we V'ZM imLWwyJjhM, gg eff-gal? L S' llll A f .r.tt iwnif v wggs+u?E' 5353 'QQFWQQWWWEQQK K M gggl .gs ... to to 1 ggiihn ikawf Fghgwkfiwhrtiiimiiaiiiig'that0 K V t a s y W , -- xi A strike or a hit'2? Q, A little fast action from Sherwood. He's OUT! A determined panther Player. Randy scores l for the Panther team. V C 4 Y 4 I I 1 TEAM CHEERLEADERS 1 E E ,, Football Season: Cindy Jensen, Trudy Whitehead, Q, E .4-- Cindy Krueger, Virginia Stenzel, Jeanette Murry. V E J . i'i: . J jwgg gif ,,. Q7,yj Y iwfQ7TsNffrhEf QQi !' 2 E W nnee 1 or Qinn -T ' 3 L,i E 'Lf .wi xy K ' my rr n W if 1 '2i. r ernnn We 'Q 1 i ,. f i,, jst - , :' E5 N T T J i' I ,. T J S K .Z77 h , Eii dddcyl ,W ieei - C C ' T f A C 1 . lirn V' errre rrre e'rr ,J . ' E-i' '!VfNA -ifi ' Wmqgili rtwfw ffwrs'f55 Here is one of our great crowds at a wrestling meet. Are those the Delavan Cheerleaders in the front row?!! fflff Stomp your feet guys. Our foot- ball games were really exciting this year, especially the Alden and Winnebago games . TOP: Basketball and wrestling season: Cindy Jensen, Trudy Whitehead, Cindy Krueger, Virginia Stenzel, Jeanette Murry. BOTTOM: Everyone joins in on the school song at a pep fest. ,pw B TEAM CHEERLEADERS NJ A -vm ' .4 QB' The HBH team captain, Jeanne Roberts ' -' . Qs '2- The HBH team always helped at the pep fests. This one was homecoming. The Delavan cheerleaders had a very exciting year this year. We had many hard practices and accomplished quite a bit at each practice. Our football season was full of excitement. Basket- ball and wrestling followed which were equally exciting. We dOH't actually cheer for baseball and track, but we were all there supporting our players. lt was really sad for the Senior cheerleaders to leave cheerleading behind at DHS, but we know next years cheerleaders will love cheerleading just as much as we did. 33 D CLUB FIRST ROW: Rick Haase, Kevin Walker, Dave Skogen, Cindy Jensen, Trudy Whitehead, Jan Lubitz, Jeanette Murry, Candy Claude, Cindy Krueger, Virginia Stenzel, Doug Johnson, Kiernan O'Neil, Advisor Mr. Midthun. SECOND ROW: Mike Lien, Jeff Staloch, Bruce Velta, Sherwood Smith, Todd Johnson, Darwin Sprong, Jeff Wallace, Nancy Kretchmer, Barb Rothe, Denny Braunshausen, Roger Perrizo, Jim Braunshausen, Brian Shoemaker, Mark Runge, Doug Nagel, Tim Murry, Galen Nagel, THIRD ROW: Randy Grupe, Gary Yonkovich, Frank Claude, Danny Schavey, Jim Lubitz, Greg Wagner, Scott Verdoorn, Mike Verdoorn, Bruce Whitney, Darrel Behrens, Jeff Verdoorn, Terry Sonnek, John Martin, Donny Becker, Duane Behrens, Denny Cole, T . 75 Q. ,X- A lot of work went into the first annual D Club Banquet. Here some of the members finish the large mural that hung behind the head table. Hx T 1 m-, 2.1.- Cindy Krueger isn't camera shy. It's luck to be under that ladder,though it doesn't seem to affect her. GRA ' mme ffmrrwt 1' rw, T1 NN Q an 1 ' 7 P A FRONT ROW: Vice-President Ruth Mensing, President Debbie Schrader, Sec-Treas. Kim Zirmerman. SECOND ROW: Cindy Krueger, Jan Lubitz, Bev Stenzel, Katie Lubitz, Patty Johnson, Julie Wagner, Patty Nagel, Denice Wallace, Dawn Lewis, Carol Goraczkowski, Patti Whitney, Carol Velta, Pam Schrader, Marcia Nagel, Carol Prins, Jeanette Murry, Peggy Lubitz, Donna Millmann, Nancy Kretchmer. BACK ROW: Barb Rothe, Char Roberts, Marilyn Johnson, Virginia Stenzel, Kate Willette, Cindy Jensen, Marlys Yonkovich, Karen Paul, Vicki Rothe, Deb Becker, Bev Millmann, Patti Kiehm, Brenda Wilson, Joanne Butterfield, Elaine Warren, Julie Halverson, Anne Hanson, Patty Butterfield, Cheryl Wilson, Becky Kiehm, Jackie Lent, Wanda Garvick, Anne Goraczkowski, Diane Osmundson, Advisor Miss Carpenter. BeCkY and Deb take 3 jump- Julie tries to get away. Future Farmers of America v W f fggw- j gig l W rrrr T rrrr frrr f ei 1rrrrrrirlrrr T 'rrrr T h ' ZE r rrr r 'W R ,V r, , xmww FRONT ROW: Bruce Whitney, Bob Kiehm, Steve Scheid, Terry Sonnek, John Martin, Brad Wallace, Denny Cole, Dave Skogen, Advisor Mr. Kahler. SECOND ROW: Mike Treptow, Jim Martin, Bob Wilson, Bruce Halverson, Mark Runge, Craig Johnson, Bruce Velta, Brian Halverson, Tony Haugh. THIRD ROW: Doug Ascheman, Walter Putnam, Todd Johnson, Doug Johnson, Rick Haase, Sherwood Smith, Galen Nagel, Mark Tibodeau, Brian Johnson, Kevin Walker, Steve Caldwell, Randy Grupe. FOURTH ROW: Don Becker, Kevin Kiehm, Jim Braunshausen, Jeff Staloch, Doug Nagel, Danny Schavey. Th officers and their duties were listed in our State Farmers' Bruce whitney' John Martin' e a very attractive display during FFA week. and Taffy Sonnek' MEIVIAKERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW V1rginia Stenzel, Anne Hansen, Cindy Kruger, Jan Lubitz, Marilyn Johnson, LuAnn Whitney, JoAnne Butterfield, Diane Osmundson, Conie Prescher, Carol Kiehm, Char Roberts, Peggy Lubitz, Jeanette Murry SECOND ROW: Advisor Mrs. Ahrens, Jeanne Roberts, Tammv Lent, Lora Stenzel, Lucinda Butterfield, Vicki Wallace, Jan Tibodeau, Amy Willette, Kim Zim erman, Lindyqgpsse, Cindy Millmann, Pam Schrader, Marsha Nagel, ConnielLampman. THIRD ROW: Trudy Whitehead, Linda Oakland, Donna Millmann, Cindy Jensen, Patty Butterfield, Peggy Jenkins, Debbie Becker, Karen Paul, Vicki Rothe, Marlys Yonkovich, Cheryl Wilson, Wendy Toft, Ethel Kiehm, Anne Goraczkowski, Jackie Lent. BACK ROW: Candy Claude, Brenda Wilson, Sharon Kiehm, Jeannette Hassing, Becky Kiehm, Jeanne Hassing, Debbie Schrader, Paula Whitney, Barb Rothe, Wendy Whitney, Wanda Garvick, Judy Whitehead, Ruth Mensing, One of the biggest highlights or the Delavan F.H.A. chapter during the '71-'72 year was the tour to Rochester where the girls took in the Rochester Mental Hospital, Continental Bakery, an art museum, and shopping. During April a large delegation of Delavan girls attended the State Convention at the Radison Hotel. Cindy Krueger, State Recreation Chairman, was busy leading activities. Appear- ances were made at other district meetings, and the F.F.A. banquet by Cindy and Other memorable events bake sales in October, the party, the dance with music Virginia Stenze1's work on F.H.A. chapters, Amboy-Good Thunder other F.H.A.er's. were the chapter's F,H.A. Christmas provided by WCanon the State Election Committee, and the open house held for all Delavan business people hosted by the F.H.A girls. 37 gg TRIPLE TRIO FIRST ROW: Char Roberts, Ruth Mensing, Jeanette Murry. SECOND ROW: Wendy Toft, Peggy Jenkins, Virginia Stenzel. THIRD ROW: Cindy Krueger, Diane Osmundson, Marilyn Prins Deserving recognition for his very fine performances along with his enthusiasm and strive for perfection is piano accompanist, Randy Grupe. His talent proved well for DHS. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Director Mr. Case, Mark Verdoorn, Lori Stenzel, Marcia Nagel, Virginia Stenzel, Tim Murry, Ken Carlson, Vicki Rothe, Cindy Jensen, Donna Millmann, Jeanette Murry. SECOND ROW: Denny Cole, Steve Scheid, LuAnn Whitney, Paula Anderson, Patty Butterfield, Jan Tibodeau, Kim Zimmerman, Ethel Kiehm, Vicki Wallace, Becky Klehm, Marlys Yonkovich, Debbie Becker. THIRD ROW: Jeff Wallace, Darrel Behrens, Trudy Whitehead, Marilyn Prins, Carol Kiehm, Amy Willette, Jeanne Roberts, Peggy Jenkins, Duane Behrens, Karen Paul, Ruth Mensing, Marilyn Johnson, Jackie Lent, FOURTH ROW: Bruce Whitney, Kiernan O'Nei1, Brian Shoemaker, Diane Osmundson, Wendy Toft, Sharon Kiehm, Anne Hansen, Conie Prescher, Randy Grupe, Peggy Lubitz, Char Roberts, Barb Rothe, Elaine Warren. GLEE CLUB Front row: Jeanette Murry, Donna Millmann, Jeanne Roberts, Jan Tibodeau, Lora Stenzel Paula Anderson, LuAnn Whitney, Advisor Mr. Case. Second row: Vicki Wallace, Cindy Jensen Marilyn Prins, Anne Hansen, Lucinda Butterfield, Kim Zimmerman, Cindy Krueger, Marsha Nagel. Third row: Ruth Mensing, Wendy Whitney, JoAnne Butterfield, Virginia Stenzel, Wendy Toft, Amy Wlllette, Brenda Wilson. Fourth row: Ethel Kiehm, Sharon Kiehm, Conie Prescher, Peggy Jenkins, Debbie Schrader, Carol Klehm, Diane Osmundson. T31 1 I-Ai- 1 rw g - 7 Q U , - W W DHS SCHOQL BAND First row: Director, Mr. Case, Randy Grupe, Carol Kiehm, Vicki Wallace, Char Roberts, Marilyn Prins, Ethel Klehm, Cindy Krueger: Second row: Trudy Whitehead, Wendy Whitney, Pam Schrader, Marsha Nagel, Diane Osmundson, Barb Rothe, Jeanette Murry Third row: Peggy Lubitz, Sharon Kiehm, Paula Ander- son, Kim Zimmerman, Darrel Behrens, Virginia Stenzel Fourth row: Ken Carlson, Conie Prescher, Jan Lubitz, Anne Hansen, Vicki Rothe, LuAnn Whitney, Cindy Jensen Fifth row: Tim Klinkner, Wendy Toft, Wynn Babcock, Paula Whitney, Donna Millmann, Marilyn Johnson d, Majorettes: Peggy Jenkins and Jeanne Roberts .Ave- V 'MGI WN 40 3 BELOW STAGE BAND: FRONT ROW: Jeanne Roberts, Cindy Krueger, Wendy Toft, Conie Prescher, Peggy Lubitz, Duane Behrens, Char Roberts SECOND ROW: Peggy Jenkins, Darrel Behrens, Barb Rothe, LuAnn Whitney, Marilyn Johnson. THIRD ROW: Randy Grupe, Trudy Whitehead, Ken Carlson, Tim Klinkner. Majorettess Peggy Jenkins and Jeanne Roberts N The Senior band had an opportunity to play with the University of Minnesota band. 41 STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Advisor Mr. Roberts, Sec- retary-Treasurer Peggy Lubitz, Vice Pres ident Mark Tibodeau, President Darwin Sprong. SECOND ROW: Bob Kiehm, Denny Braunshausen. THIRD ROW: Jeff Staloch, Judy Whitehead. FOURTH ROW: Jim Braunshausen, Conie Prescher, Dan Haugh. FIFTH ROW: Tom Willette, Steve Caldwell SIXTH ROW: Kate Willette, Tim Perrizo. SEVENTH ROW: Bev Stenzel, Melissa Willette. Advisor Mr. Roberts The Student Council has been very active this year. Besides maintaining the pop machine, they have contributed to various organizations. Among these are the FHA dance, a track runway, and Homecoming decorations. During the year the Student Council has involved classes in various ecology projects. Not only is the pop machine an aide to the students, but it is Charlies fthe school catj favorite resting place. The Student Council is a good way for the students to voice their opinions and better the student-teacher relation- ship in the school. 42 LIBRARY STAFF X 5kQ,,gg,gN f ,Xxx L VM I: V SEATED: Jackie Lent, Becky Kiehm. STANDING: Rose Prins, Lora Stenzel, Mrs. Saxon, Elaine Warren, Carol Prins, Connie Lampman. Can you believe Marilyn Prins is Library has its quiet times, believe it or not! Camera 5hY7 l an NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY diary FRONT- Old members: Randy Grupe, Marilyn Johnson, John Martln, Char Roberts. SECOND ROW-New membersx Roger Perrizo, Darwin Sprong, Jan Lubitz, Peggy Lubitz, Nancy Kretchmer, Marilyn Prins. THIRD ROW Jeanette Murry, Bruce Whitney, Carol Kiehm, Darrel Behrens, Kiernan O'Neil. Mr. Roberts opened the National Honor Society introduction of the speaker, Sister Kent from Easton. He also led in the drawing of names of new members who were given a red rose to indicate their membershi P. Last year's members await the thrilling moment to surprise new members and watch the ex pressions on THEIR faces th1s year. lr ines YQW trying to create an annual than in the Selling ads, pens, helped raise funds yearbook possible. Thanks goes to on our rush to meet hard workz it was a great experience those on the staff. 6 arf'- x gntax ,. ,earn 'ww '- 'fins BACK: Larry Paul, Jeff Wallace, Gary Yonkovich, Advisor Mr. Madsen, Wynn Babcock, Co-editors Trudy Whitehead and Candy Claude. FRONT: Judy Whitehead, Paula Whitney, Wendy Whitney, Cindy Haase. OUR SCHOOL ANNUAL .2 is would anyone guess annual is at the end of Annual has been very busy even better years past. and candy to make our our advisor, Mr. Madsen, for standing by us deadlines, finding lost pages, or any other emergencies that came up during the year. Annual was more than fun and was for all of There's nothing like getting involved... the daY7 and wishing you weren't. 45 OUR SCHOUL PAPER flimlil, g I Xxx ,,- Xaxxpxxxw Advisor Mrs. Halverson, Peggy Lubitz, Jan Lubitz, Char Roberts, Nancy Kretchmer, Diane Osmundson, Barb Rothe, Cindy Krueger, Marilyn Johnson. ALL Aummtan , -s I E Q we This past year has been a very busy one for the Static staff. It was filled with many hair-raising moments, such as when all the typing machines with half spacers went on strike to cause a last-minute rush. It proved to be worth the effort, and they are hoping for another All-American Rat- ing, The Static staff would like to thank Mrs. Halverson, their advisor, for her patience, reassurance, and many long hours of work which provided them with this worthwhile experience. .Ee FRONT ROW: Virginia Stenzel, Jeanette Murry, Carol Kiehm. BACK ROW: Ruth Mensing, Joanne Butterfield, Amy Willette, Randy Grupe, Ken Carlson. 46 Nwell, do ya think it's easy?!!n JUNIOR STANDING: Brad Shoemaker, Scott Verdoorn, Bruce Velta, Randy Grupe, Kevin Lent, Steve Scheid, Jeff Staloch, Kevin Kiehm, Craig Johnson. SITTING: Kiernan O'Nei1, Mark Runge, Brian Johnson, Mark Tibodeau, Don Becker, Wynn Babcock. FRONT: Denny Cole, Ken Carlson. A familiar sight by the junior lockers where Randy Grupe and Paula Whitney have their daily discussion between sixth and Homecoming skit, NThey Tried, But They seventh hours. Cou1dn't D0 1t,H CLASS BACK ROW: Wendy Whitney, Paula Whitney, Carol Kiehm, Ruth Mensing, Debbie Schrader, Cindy Haase. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Murry, Lucinda Butterfield, Virginia Stenzel, Amy Willette, Linda Oakland, Judy Whitehead. SITTING: Cindy Jensen, Donna Millmann, JoAnne Butterfield, Brenda Wilson. WLEFTz Cindy Jensen, an Vout-goingn junior. iBELOW: Homecoming float, Only Time Will Tell. -ww, -if main It -ff-XM SOPHOIVIORES ADVISORS: Mr. Case, Mr. Madsen. FRONT ROW: Lora Stenzel, Jeanne Roberts, Doug Ascheman. SECOND ROW: Patty Butterfield, Connie Lampman, Wendy Toft. THIRD ROW: Marlys Yonkovich, Sharon Kiehm, Anne Hansen. FOURTH ROW: Vicki Rothe, Debbie Becker, Karen Paul. FIFTH ROW: Elaine Warren, Peggy Jenkins, Conie Prescher. SIXTH ROW: Kevin Walker, Galen Nagel, Ron Mertens. SEVENTH ROW: Walter Putnam, Randy Lewis, Rick Haase. EIGHTH ROW: Doug Nagel, Brian Shoe- maker, Dan Schavey. NINTH ROW: Dan Haugh, Duane Behrens, Gilbert Goraczkowski, Mike Treptow, Jim Braunshausen. Lora Stenzel and Jeanne Roberts decorate for homecoming. ,m- W x L f GTBFF rf ZW7 T3 VN fi it The sophmores are active in many areas. Right: Duane Behrens high jumps for track. Below: Marlys Yonkovich takes an active interest ' in cheerleading. 50 FRESHIVIEN FLRST ROW: Steve Ascheman, Rick Chaffee, John Lubitz, Vickie Wallace, Kim Zimmer- man, Cindy Millmann, Tony Haugh, Marcia Nagel. SECOND ROW: Doug Johnson, Anne Goraczkowski, Pam Schrader, Jackie Lent, Ethel Kiehm, Jan Tibodeau, Paula Anderson. THIRD ROW: Advisor, Mr. Klinkner, Tim Murry, Bob Wilson, Tom Willette, Steve Caldwell Art Sankey, Cheryl Wilson, Advisor, Miss Banning. FOURTH ROW: Lyle Claude, Becky Kiehm, Bruce Halverson, Marty Goodrich, Brian Halverson, Todd Johnson, Wanda Garvick. LEFT: Becky Kiehm and Jackie Lent put up the bulletin board for the librarv. RIGHT: Steve Asche- man contributes to the sophomores' ecology project. I S K 2 will 1 W 0 s M- i,......... , - l 1 EIGHTH GRADE In the eighth graders' busy schedule, they rarely have time to rest. Julie Halverson takes advantage of her spare time by relaxing. The eighth grade proved that A Little Float Goes a Long Way to Say: We Love f 5' N Our Team. ter, 533 fi 1 f Q A W. . si I I 5? -Q FIRST ROW: Kathy Chaffee, Carol Velta, Carol Goraczkowski, Denton Larson Jeff Kiehm 3 Julie Halverson, Glen Schavey, Tim Kretchmer. SECOND ROW: Advisor, Mrs. Halverson, R. h d . . . . . ic ar Lampman, Kevin Hyland, Dennis Stenzel, Carol Prins, Patty Kiehm, Gina Prescher, Bev Millmann, Advisor, Mr. Midthun. THIRD ROW: Mike Wagner, Kate Willete, Julie Hassing, Tim Klinkner, Mark Johnson, Tim Perrizo, Tracy Whitney. SEVENTH GRADE kzrczr' ,Z FIRST ROW: Patti Johnson, Kent Whitney, Dave Prins, Julie Wagner, Bev Stenzel, Billy Schiable, Kate Lubitz. SECOND ROW: Ken Kiehm, Dawn Lewis, Patty Nagel, Bryan Tornow, Cathy Murry, Laurel Klinkner, Advisors, Miss Carpenter, Mrs. Ahrens. THIRD ROW: Willette, Denise Wallace, Karolyn Davis, Amy Voges, Gayle Parish, Patti Whitney Milissa fix Seventh grade seems to have plenty of Future Homemaker? study halls. 8 fiv- Wxwv X Q fn i Qi ,Q A ij A fi i , 31:4 f . 3 W S ,rf 'Q ,Wig :Q 1 gig -E21 ww. :gn :F ' ' f ,iw .W , ' Y ff , . . Kg - af v ,m., H '. fg. H, , WPS SENIORS 1972 Darrel Lee Behrens ncurl-yn Waldorf College gig, imaw vi, , If Candice Renee Claude UCluddH Rochester Vocational Dennis John Braunshausen NBrownieu Navy Frank william Claude, Jr. nFrankW Dunwoody Jeanne Marie Hassing HJeanneH Uncertain Jeannette Margaret Hassing nJeannetteN Uncertain WE THE SENIOR CLASS Marilyn Louise Johnson NMarilynn Mankato State Nancy Lee Kretchmer NKretchyN Mankato State Michael Warren Lien nMiken Service Robert Daniel Kiehm II James Howard Lubitz Nggbbyu NSmileyN Farming Rochester State J i r C ll Cynthia Ann Krueger un O O ege ncindyu Rochester State Junior College DEDICATE OUR PAGES Janice Eileen Lubitz ll.-Tall!! Rochester State Junior College John Keith Martin NJohnH Mankato State Larry George Paul HPeanutsH Mankato Vocational Mar aret Jo Lubitz Q Ro er William Perrizo 3 S 'V HPeggyH 1 HFrenchie Rochester State Rochester State J 1' r C 11 e , J 1 C 11 H110 O eg Diane Lynn Osmundson un or O age nOzzieu Waldorf College T0 OUR PRINCIPAL, Marilyn Jean Prins nMarilynW Northwestern Bible Barbara Jean Rothe 1lBa-L-bl! St. Mary's School of Nursing Sherwood Donald Smith USherwoodH St. Cloud State 4 Charlene Ann Roberts Hcharll University of Minnesota Daviil Neal Skogen HDaveN Mankato Vocational Terry Gene Sonnek Hfhudn Mankato Vocational NIR. ROBERTS Darwin Dean Sprong llwip N Rochester State Junior College Michael Emery Verloorn lYMike ll Mankato State Bradley Dean Wallace HB-rad ll Mankato Vocational Jeffrey Lee Verdoorn HJQEEH Jeffrey Kent Wallace llJeffl St. Cloud Vocational Mankato State Carl Arnold Voges WArnieH Navy Seventh WHO WELL DESERVES THEIVI! Gregory Carl Wagner llwagli Navy Trudy Ann Whitehead vvfrrudyvv Mankato State Gary Ray Yonkovich llcavr-YN Mankato Vocational Bruce Charles Whitney HTreeH Austin State The Class of 1972 have accomplished many goals in their twelve years of hard work, mischievousness, fun, and last but not least, a full world of unforgetable memories. They will never forget the excitement of grow- ing up. It all started in September of 19603 little feet walking as fast as they could to their first grade room feeling a little grown-up for the first time. Time went on and they were split in fourth grade because the class was too large fprobably 'too muchub for one teacher grade finally came and at this time everybody started a whole new life. It was time to mature. As the years Went by so rapidly, it was time for the Junior Prom That was really exciting, knowing it was their turn to compete against proms in the past years. Now is their Senior year. A time to really enjoy everything, knowing it will be the last year, you can. Although the Class of '72 must say good-bye, the memories of DHS will be with them forever. COMMENCEMENT Darrel Behrens is one of the first to receive his diploma. The reception line brought tears of happiness and of sadness. The Senior class sang HTO Sir With Loven in dedication to Mr. Roberts. 62 --- 'Q-'swan Z- 1 3'+5?EZI QKEHEE when hm- Above: Mr. Roberts gives the Seniors a few inspiring words to live by. Far left: Charlene pins a carnation on the speaker, Dr. Phil Hansen. Left: A few of the Senior girls take a last minute look at each other to see if everything is in place. I Q N4 M, ,,M.,,, A 1,5 -Mx ,g -M.. 1 .iknwm mi 1 f M1454 .iii-f,f' s Qgyz ,J K N ?1fyQW.g,Q wr wg ,... 1 ' S I r W an, 4 gk xi x ii ,YI Qi K xk is 2 I w, -ni' X -wg N raw? gi , J s X .V an L K HX Q 4' mm -. 1 ? .x F , Q I X 'W il 'T 5 g ' -Q52 if ii , :, M. Q? 3 g' , ,S . 4 .gf , i Mmm., 'f FK 4551.51 HI can't believe I ate the whole thinglu xc ' A, I 2' if if NBla, Bla, Bla.,.W Lis -' f 4 I, , , nBaby those legs would make any Sailor head for shore.n 64 WHO'S WHO 5 ,Ar EFI Al 5 Can I go now? I think there's a spider crawling up my 8'L'Il'le ' nRaquel Welch, look ou 'N V - ,ogy at E4'w45f 1 I nkog? My name' Hitchhead.n HI already know I'm sexy--try another angle.n Ill!f ,,,,... !!mn nHey! I heard that Pollock joke.n NVAROOM, VAROOM!!H ' W5 I fir wwf? THE SENIOR CLASS Here kitty kittY-v- here Kitty Kitty, People think I am sweet, but... HEY CAT!! looks are deceiving. !.QM,.,W ,,,, Delavan's HLittle Farmer.U E 5 Rubber duckie, you're the one! If you're t sweetie... a package d ,ws tiki emu e,x 1. . 3 ,4.L, H I I And to think he grew up to be a WTree.n 'Eekl A mouse! Boy.W call me alking marriage, remember, we're eal. nLitt1e Sunshine 65 ADMINISTRATION 1f.fif, Mr. Tornow, Superintendent Mrs. Walker: Secretary oe ?,'hM I3 School Board FRONT ROW: Mr. Tibodeau, Mr. Heppner, Mr. Hansen, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Whitney. BACK ROW Mr. Tornow, Mr. Mertens, Mr. Prescher. D H S HE LPERS Mik Anderson Don Johnson, Roland Pre Our bus drivers: e , M i e S ringer. Leland Butcher, Virgil Lawrence, Walt Abbas, aur c p , A Mrs. Tom Lubitz, Mrs. Otterson, Our cooks: Mrs. Hohenstein, and Mrs. Anderson. scher, Our janitor: Mr. Purdie Our janitor: Mr. Behrens 67 Mr. Klinkner: industrial Arts, Wrestling Coach FAC U LTY wav ,Ai 4 XX ' . fn f 10- f. ummm Ae-f5 llll: Mr. Case: Band and Choral Instructor, Music Class Mr. Ottesen: Baseball Coach, Head Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach tl' Miss Banning: Chemistry, Mathematics Q1 Mrs. is A,,,w Halverson: Business Education, Static N Advisor Mrs. Ahrens: Home Ec., FHA Advisor ff, , .M 4 MY- Mi-dbhlmx Basketball Coach, Track Coach, 1 Assistant Football Coach i 4 Mg Mr. Kahler: Agriculture, FFA Advisor 69 EL, A Mrs. Saxon: Sr. -NNN x . 5 .-.,,, X Mr. Madsen: Jr. Hi 5? gh English, Annual 'i, new M,,gQ,,., Advisor High English, Librarian The high school faculty have been kept busy with the DHS student body. This includes a constant Shhh, making sure the gum hits the basket, accepting the slight change in lesson plans fwhich is usually a test! with a little backing of persua sion for Njust one more day, please?,H and watching the roaming eyes of a hard test. But overlooking all the fun and spice of teaching they've worked hard to prepare us for our future. DHS is proud of its faculty. Miss Carpenter: Health, Physical Education, Cheerleader Advisor 70 W, uf, N K Q .er , ,X fm U Q fl -4 'f 'K x....Nw There have been better days, believe me! SURPRISE, SURPRISE, SURPRISE!! You've got to be kidding!? FACULTY SNAPS if, 1 . nf, A 4 K ? f , 37 f J 5 Is he a proud father or... is he a PROUD FATHER!!? Secretary, Mrs. walker, gets in shape as she delivers the daily bulletin! 'You wouldn't dare! '31 t ttt o tx Gotcha! You're it. 1 h Two flights of stairs and he's still smi1ing?? 5 . ,mf-..,.-.-.,..W-f-.W hA.f -mm., QMWWE? One picture is worth a thousand words! 3 U aft. f A . hx' .iw -of? School Life gyamu K R TATE BA Y E FAR 'Q W ,- 3 fkmkylh Wmmuw,'WQ., A , Wlllfef A A , mpamvinwws Q 3 W wwwmaM,J,i ' Wk WW Mwwww dxf Qkif MMU mwfxku Wk mn Qs:-r ' ' ' , :Lf mg f ml -H I ,L , W' A 7' I A .V .,.,, 7 --' ,, ,, New vmwmmwww wh ,ff L,,,,, K: K hw Home 74 ANK -QWNED B INDEPENDENT HON CE INSURAN OTA MINNES DELAVAN 9 FARM LOANS F.D-I'C' 1 854-342 PHONE CATHI'S BEAUTY cunL SERVICES INC. f- K f r Xe :fox I Qfa , -Q P 1 1 F 1111 F Ch 1 1 X1 ' f' W rescr pt on er zers, arm em ca s 1 R 1 'QIFSI wr Soil Testing and Spreader Service N, Ni 1 Q.: 51 1. XJ 9s'f?'! ' J I Spraying, Anhydrous Ammonia ' ' Delavan, Minnesota Phone 854-3352 Delgvgn, Minnegotg Phone 854-3556 E M sew ers vmwazn fy 5 Delavan Farmerfs Elevator Dave Hohensteiny Manager M111 854-3458 DS18VaH, Minnesota Elevator 854-3204 Delovcm Co-op Creamery Association Land O'Lakes Fertilizers Feeds 6. Seeds Aqua Nitrogen 75 LUBITZ STORE HAPPINESS IS GOING TO LUBITZ'S STORE General Merchandise BRANDT'S GARAGE Allis Chalmers General Repairing Sales and Service Hardware Gleaners Combines Locker Service Delavan, Minnesota Phone 854-3225 Telephone 854-3226 DELAVAN CAFE Y-,.. K Homemade Pasteries I Best Coffee in Town Cater to Parties Phone 854-3511 Delavan, Minnesota DELAVAN LUMBER COMPANY Arends Lawnmowers Homelite Chainsaws Sioux Drying Bins PHYLLIS'S BEAUTY SHOP Open Monday-Saturday TALLEY'S Phone 854-3616 Delavan, Minnesota Delavan, Minnesota PATTERSON'S Fabrics, Supplies, Vinyls Custom Cabinets, Built in Refinishing and Repairing PRODUCTION TESTED DUROCS Don Scheid Phone 854-3432 Delavan, Minnesota Phone 854-3384 Delavan, Minnesota BEN'S PHARMACY A GIFT GALLERY Hallmark Cards Prescriptions Sundries Winnebago, Minnesota HARVEY'S NORTH STAR Phone 893-3517 Winnebago, Minnesota Stop for a Treat at the Friendliest Little Store in Town . 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A Lois Mauris Winnebago, Minnesota PYIODC 393-4216 NELSON REXALL DRUG Prescription Service School Supplies Russell Stover Candy Gibson Cards Cggmetigs Phone 893-3137 After Hours 893-3437 Winnebago, Minnesota Coast to Coast Winnebago, Minnesota I gi fa Delavan, MAX'S BARBER SHOP Open Tuesday 8:30-5:30 Saturday 1:00-9:00 Minnesota Phone 854-3556 ILLER, FASHIO Fairmont, Blue Earth, Worthington, Minnesota FISCHER DRUG Photographic Headquarters Courteous Service Phone 526-2121 Blue Earth, Minnesota mm 1 FRANKLIN gi ' NIB E V4 IL E Blue Earth, Minnesota RSLR Complete Home Furnishings Blue Earth, Minnesota Q ANKENY FURNITURE AND WAYNE'S LANES Phone 526-2695 Blue Earth, Minnesota KBEW FM 81 AM ,X N 100.9 FM stereo W 1560 AM 1 x , - X 1, M 1 Qi- 'tl ,' ' x. ' N-fi!! H BLUE EARTH, MINN 56013 SHOPPERS' CENTER for. .. ' School Supplies for all ages f Printing booklets napkins programs announcements invitations guest books l Haggis Bartley Punting Co --:WM A .................-.................................... . Xl ' l nu: nnnnmnu 78 DICK' S CAFE .. -'v q V' Have Fun . . . Enjoy Real K' ' Fami1Y Feasting Here X . Nj Winnebago , Minnesota BARTELL ' S GROCERY Winnebago and Good Thunder Phone 893-14521 or 278-3239 Open Evenings and Sundays STANDARD HOPPE BODY Windshields 0 L Tires Tune ups Re-finishing Batteries Body Repair Q Q Accessories wheel Alignment Phone 893-4617 Winnebago, Minnesota Winnebago, Mlnnestoa DQQLITTLE DECORATING MINER Firestone Tires ' J N Q Greasing .5 -Ugg .. ,. -,E-'Y N gQ,gjgj '!' i. .L Washing fp ' m ag 7 rTQ'g ,x 2i 'QW -lj CL EA f 2 ' Winnebago, Minnesota Winnebago, Minnesota FARIBAULT COUNTY co-oP on 9 0 K U P Ervin Ahrens Blue Earth D W Call collect A 0 A.1 - - C ,- 1 XX A . ,, Office: 526-3259 ,,, f Residence: 526-3413 A , Q cs- .. . 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