Father Pierz Memorial High School - Mnemosynon Yearbook (Pierz, MN)

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Steve Tschida and Carla Bayerl portray the season's heroes, Bonnie and Clyde IO Student Life in class lyceum

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WE ARE ALL PIONEERS . . . . . . whether participating as spectators or competitors, shouting We want a victory or singing Onward Memorial at pep fests and games adds to the excitement provided by the players. We survive moments of intense agony and supreme iubilation. We watch with confidence as basketball and baseball teams' chances for a state bid are shattered by one-point losses in the final round of region play. Five members of our four-year-old wrestling team win berths in the state tournaments, Al Kasper takes second place in his weight division. Against conference schools two to ten times larger, we make strength and determination, not size, our weapons. Tom Merkling sinks a long practice putt on the Pierz Park green. Tired but jubilant wrestlers return from tournament Student Life 9

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Parents plan to go to traditional Funhouse graduation party while boys discuss the real party later on. OUR LIVE 9 . . . . .. are filled with hours of fun as well as routine and moments of discovery. lt may be a triumphant homecoming parade with bright balloons and flowing streamers, or an evening of Oriental Fantasy and a first corsage. Our special events occur at any time of any day anywhere: a too-packed Star Cafe after a gameg an almost deserted .lim's where pin ball machines whirl before schoolg a locker-based encounter between classes: or a too-long line waiting to see Bonnie and Clyde. Top, Homecoming Queen Sue Herold waves to towns- people assembled on parade route. Bottom, parasolled Jill lKitty Terhaarl screams as Jack lHoward Braunl threatens to tip her tricycle up the hill. Student Life ll