Lakefield High School - Panther Yearbook (Lakefield, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1963 volume:

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Y, . ...X M4 A VW .EN ...gy -.lil 'S ' .. MMV WN fr' fr-Ylfllfw----M-A. ' .x1'52--- 3 --P-- H' W .... W..- -, N- . W... ..... ,.. -124 ' N or W T.....g5 ,.M.a.. W ww----f- 1.74:,:,.-61.0, WM - 'Mt't:::--..a.....- ,WNW '-- - - Sponsored by: FARMERS EXCHANGE INC. Drawings by Dennis Baumann. For over 2l years Mrs. Louise Neumann, food service manager, has used her leadership and skill to provide hearty and nourishing meals for students who eat in the school cafeteria. The noonday lunch program is important for the necessary physical strength gained and also for the social graces it encourages. For the faithful and conscientious work liberally offered by Mrs. Neumann, we sincerely dedicate the 1963 Panther to her. MIS .Neumann Prepares Sponsored by: FIRST NATIONAL BANK, COSTELLO'S PHARMACY daily menu. 3 Margaret Stanley, instructor in the grade school for 17 years, departed this life on October 23, 1962. Her devoted service to her students, her dedication to her profession, and her exemplary citizenship, were appreciated and will be remembered by those who knew her. Sponsored by: BUHLER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, 1 1 jf' L' 1 -- 41 ?2W'e'4?2aS - .i xv ,Q fg-. M4323 Gm, 'rg 41 I 3 : K , .ri , 'Z,'H 2',',3f4Qg7' t 2 - f - ' YW 44- da - Af? I Q.. , V ,','1f qilf 'zhfx Egfr V i ASF' rf I I r Q , i Wh 'vlif 3:5 ' e.!:,4 JI' 'IL - 5'-27:4 53 gr 5991! IW , , 'iffy .L CLYZ-rf .,, f H ' ygzvxfip Zi'-5,-545525 M 'S Ve, Cx lift lf it 'i Jfrm r A ' , 'N 'fef 'I-Tv: AJ ri L f'w1..'W W1-svn' ' il 1 iw , ui ' 'A ii, 'j'lf'. VA f il ', ,! i Ii ' S Ti .5 Butterfield W 1l, 'e'P ,- -i - Q?'fff ', - 5.5 if 1' 9i. 1.'-'E-57. Ng N - - . .. ' 'Q 1, .' ,, f' 'fi ,1 'Ni - f:c - 4-1-- w- .Ll-c x r- Qwx ' x f' ' J- ,gl nz , 1 in , ' K VF i N J11 ' ir , it l w vip, , P U, ' i . 7 ,,,. 1 ali yn' A! 1' 'Mi Q .p 5 n.i,w.::.gi',?.i A 1 f lf, i 1, A , lx .IH 1' f A 1 ',- A 1 X .ff Sfxx 5 7-i,-' . 7.3 'i 'l 'V V 4 ,af-,I , Nx X 'Ne 3 . 2 1 it -me i ig Q51 2 Q ' f s i I :Sw YW 8 1 . ,g i i 'C751 Q W.. I if' Cart A. and Daniel K. A . ACADEMIC carbon dioxide . , JY. in ' .. gh Hx W J , .. .1?g.,!.,,'k.,,,,e,E,.ms,1 A , ZMQM i STANDING: D. Vest- weber R. Jandera D. 9 ! Kolander, J. Grein, R Fecthter, K. Trondson E. Swanson, T. Olson, S. Knauss. SEATED: OFFICERS: J. Schmidt Treasurer, J. Walker, President, P. Bakaylar Vice President, J. Hesemann, Secretary, M. Johnson C. Hand- 2 Zus, T. Kelly. Sponsored by: LAKEFIELD GREENHOUSE, LAKEFIELD DAIRY Students Govern Themselves Stud. Council, Class Ojjir. Represent Students Eighth grade: D. Grady, President, L. Leighty, Secretary, B. Weise, Treasurer, D. Moore, President. as,- IF wk! 1 on iw -XJ FRESHMEN: S. Nappin, Treas., D. Hohenstein, Secretary, B. Rue, Vice President, S. Minor, President. JUNTORS: M. Murphy, Treasurer, D. Kroeger, President, H. Kilen, Vice President, L. Rossow, Secretary. SENIORS: E. Folsom, President, D. Daberkow, Vice President, D. Swenson, Secretary, J. Schmidt, Treasurer. SEVENTH GRADE: T. Kelly, President, J. Soukup, Treasurer, M. Hittner, Vice President, E. Hodne - field, Secretary. I . E, 4 or 4.7 FIRST ROW: Director, Mr. Richardson, L. Minor, D. Swenson, E Fetcho, M Murphy K. Roslansky, J. Grein, Director, Mrs. Swearingen, J. Rossow, C Rehwaldt THIRD R J. Wedeking, C. Pletz. Seniovfs Wz'n 5 Q16 at Dzstrzct The speech department was well represented by 41 students who participated in all of the eight categories. Work was begun by the contestants in December. Of the 14 students who were chosen at the Sub-District 7 Speech Contest held in Lake field, 8 of them received superior or A ratings. They then advanced to the district contest which was held in Mountain Lake in late March. Sponsored by: WIESE AND WIESE INSURANCE WALKER, CRAWFORD, AND NAPPIN AGENCY FIRST ROW: B. Temlitz, D. Voss, L. Madsen, R. Rubis, P. Langenberg, Directors, Mr Moore, Mr Richardson, Mrs Swearingen, J. I-Iesemann, D. Wee. SECOND ROW: M. Pigman, J Rogers, C Bieber L Rossow, B Daberkow, E Siemers, D. Baumann, D. Kolander, B. McGuire, J. Rasmussen, D Aumer, J Schmidt FOURTH ROW K Nor grant, B. Pohlman, S. Tieg, R. Jandera, G. Christiansen, J. Walker, D Vestweber, R Field, R Lemickson NOT PICTURED, Director, Mrs. Russell. ,T , .,.-. ,. f .V . 1, . vim, -' newfmiscz:as'ie11ewrs:saksZivwzz1faRaiieL'X2L?' M95 Student LW Is Heclzc but Sponsored by: KELLY MOTORS, STANDARD OIL, DR. G. P. DONALDSON 8 Stzmulcztzng and Extremeb Rewardzng Sponsored by LAKEFIELD HOTEL, LAKEFIELD CLEANERS SEATED: Mrs. Swear- inger, B. Temlitz, D. Swenson, C. Bieber, K. King, M. Kelly. STANDING: L. Rade- macher, C. Svoboda, J. Pigman, E. Fetcho, B. Daberknow, K. Ros- lansky, M. Krueger, M. Hittner, J. Ma- jerus, J. Majerus, N. Neitzel, B. Pohlman. may Thgf Pewrm S1frz'vz'ng JW Scholastic A chievememfs Science Club: FIRST ROW: R. Burks, C Rehwaldt, M. Murphy, J. Schmidt, R. Balcik. SECOND ROW: R. Jandera, D. Daberkow, D. Kolander, R. Fechter. STANDING: Mr. McDougall, E. Folsom, R. Fedor, D. Baumann, D. Vestweber, J. Walker. Sponsored by: FIELD'S BAKERY, ALVIN COMSTOCK, POSTMASTER HELGE NASBY RUTH RUSSELL Instrumental Music English 9,10 Band Director Dramatlcs, Speech STANELY KING Algebra, Math Trig., S. Geometry C0nscz'en1fz'0us Faculzjy aides Students for GARY AI-IILQUIST ILA BETTIN Biology English 7,8 Science Seventh Grade Advisor DONALD MOORE MARILYN REESE Business Education Home Economics Panther Advisor FHA Advisor JOHN HIT TN ER Indus tri al Arts Gui danc e C ouns elor CARL JOHNSON Phys ic al Educ ation Science LUELLA SWEARINGEN GARY MCDOUGALI. JOHN MUCHLINSKI English 12 Chemistry, Physics Geometry, Math Librarian Science 8,9 Basketball Coach BRUCE RICHARDSON THOMAS MCCOOL Th t d t f LHS h History, English Social Studies e S U en S O ave Journalism-Speech World History come to depend on the con- scientious guidance of teach- ers, who advise students con- cerning their individual in- terests and abilities by setting up a counseling program. This year the faculty got into the Christmas spirit early with a faculty party and they formed an active basketball team. All teachers belong to LEA and MEA where they dis- cussed a program on educa- tion and ethics . li 77' f Sponsored by: IVERSON CONSTRUCTION, RUE AND WARD BODY SHOP, AND F. B. KALASH AND HARVEY A. HOLTAN WILLIAM O'CONNOR CHRISTINE KELLY WAYNE KIVELL Agriculture Education Physical Education Choral Director FFA AdViS0r Social Studies German I,II Pm -uf Mrs. Bettin leisurely Regulars at the school mailbox are: Mr. It's movie time in Mrs. Swearingen's takes a stroll down a McCool and Mr. O'Connor. English 12. temporarily empty hall. Our student teachers from Mankato State were Miss Motz and Mr. Metzen. James Monroe E-if flfjw' ' . L , X. , 13 fi 1 -A f s ia N ' a- f YT' ' 1 :L+ '7 - Yr -' ' ff , ,.. ff 4 , ' ' fo-l T , . Q., 'V vu 3 2-1. ,, Q4-,,.' Aka.-.x 3' 7Q'y' f i1ii52j5iiTgf5 w'fI9 3N , f-x ,'.,!',:'-'-'Zak f ' ' -222' 2-:cf ' Wxiffhti' V f- me 444' . W5 fl 1 - , . x ,w I 1 .A 1 Q . N- ka . Q4 x - aw GRADE SCHOOL TEACHERS FRONT ROW: M. Leighty, F. Orluske, S. Myers. FRONT ROW: M. Bisping, E. Olson, I. Kravig. SEC- SECOND ROW: G. McDowell, A. Rossow, Prin. H. OND ROW: A. Goede, E. Olson, A. Lee, G. Muir, S. Peterson, R. Nielsen, H. Comaick. 14 Haraldson. The Heart ur School Co -ordinating all our schools functions with quali- fied leadership ability is the administration of Lakefield Public School. Mrs. Ostwald, Mrs. Neumann, Mrs. Hartwig, and Mrs. Hartzler are ready to serve the students. Mr. Hartzler, Mr. Lampman, Mr. Dunn and Mr. Carrigan stop their work to pose for the photographeri The bus drivers, J. Zellar, E. Wulf, W. Wright, E. Rients, D. Hage, D. Lampman, M. Carrigan, and A. Hartzler prepare to take the stu- dents home. 16 Teamwork Always Gets the job Done The cooks at LHS work to- gether to get their family of 500 or more students fed. Nothing makes these hard- working ladies happier than to hear a student say, Boy, that was a good meal today. Sometimes a student will grumble about a meal. Little do they realize the difficult task of serving such a large group. Do you know who keeps the halls and rooms of LHS spot- less and who takes care of the furnace and the water system? It takes a team of four ener- getic men to keep LHS in top shape . People might think that the rural students are the only ones who know the bus drivers, but actually all the students have an opportunity to meet them for they drive students to games and take classes on their field trips . Sponsored by: STYLE O'RAMA BAKALYAR PLUMBING LAKEFIELD READY-MIX rf X 1,01 fa 5 ' ' , 111.2011-. X-,Nl ,lbw vga., :1--xv? ' if Q I.. ' T 'J ' 5 I Q l ,, , I I 1 ' 4 X 1 Wy f ' X Andrew Jackson ,, Q my --'aeafiif' 'f YW- ,Mm-, J J be . , g,:, 3 leader - ax V Rx Ogden ffzmfddatc 554405 l1.S.I2MST6!!ARll dwg' Q39 'Ebl+6'QS 1' biwk SCIENCE if . , .,k. cnaffn Kathryn Amendt Ricky Balcik Dennis Baumann Betty Bieber Sponsored by: LAKEFIELD FARMERS CO-OP CREAMERY CO. Glen Christiansen Betty Lou Daberkow David Daberkow Diane Dahlin Ralph Fedor Elizebeth Fetcho The Road Called Toi! Leads Robert Field Earl Folsom Sheryl Gildemeister 18 Ronald Hage Arthur Haugland Judy Heght Richard Jandera Sharon Knutson Dennis Kolander Gail Koster Robert Lemickson Brian McGuire Linda Minor To the C2597 Called Success Karen Ostwald Daniel Pavelko 19 Marjory Pigman Sponsored by: IAKEFIELD FARMERS CO-OP CREAMERY CO. Norm an Plantz Carol Pletz Willard Pohlm an Seniors Clwose Coral, Silver '-aome say me IS everycmng, but 1 prerer Paul Reder Carolyn Rehwaldt fe ading- fffffciikx Nwwdrxz 0- XESWDQ If ,6 - 7 j ff my X rff fl r fl if X Z!!! Jacqueline Rogers Kathryn Roslansky Jeannette RQSSOW James Buchanan 20 David Rue Joanne Schmidt Doris Spoo Janet Svoboda Joanne Svoboda Sponsored by: BENSON OFFICE SUPPLY, Windom Colorsg M0untaz'n Laurel lower. N Facts are stubborn things to learn. Diane Swenson Beverly Temlitz K.-,Q - fi'-5. . H, Nm , ,. Xr 'rx ' MN x fi 'fy 'P I I X425 I O lows, vo? 0 9, 'IQ' as ' f QR N Z X X , . , 1 r Y p 1 KX: xy . W, , N. I J W' ' -JUQW f:':'.x ' ' L h 0 E 'ffifvb l 'gl aww: A' F -L31-' E'- 19 QW Q We 0 'Q 3 'Q' 'Ba Q H- ' l!' I 'R Os QMQB gt ffsififii 9' if wifi 051, Q Abraham Lincoln James Trondson Sheryl Trondson Patricia Vacura 21 Donald Ve stweb er Daun Voss James Walker Girls' and Boys' Staters, Carolyn and Ralph James Wedeking Judith Wee Seniors End Tear with Class Twp The seniors have reached the climax of the year leaving LHS with some sad memories and some very happy ones. Homecoming will especially be remem- bered by the royalty, Linda and Earl. With the basket- ball season came the Basketball Bounce with King Bob and Queen Kathy. Seniors participating in speech activities gathered many honors. In early spring the juniors lavished a banquet for the seniors. In sub- stitution for the Prom, the seniors accepted a cash donation that they spent on their class trip to Minneapolis. The seniors spent a two day weekend touring Minneapolis which began with an evening viewing How the West Was Won at the Cooper Theater in Cinerama. They spent the night at the Maryland Hotel. ln the morning they toured the Minneapolis Library and the International Airport. One group spent the afternoon at a Twins baseball game while the others toured the Walker Art Center, Foshey Tower, gl Sibley and Fariboult Houses in Mendota. The seniors met at South- dale before returning home. The next day, May 26, the seniors attended Baccalaureate with Reverend Tellekson as the speaker. Commencement followed on the 29th when A. L. Gallup, EX. Sec. of MEA addressed the seniors for their last assembly. 99 Richard, please, I'd rather do it myself! Sponsored by: LAKEFIELD CLINIC, DR. C. P. MARKESON ' . . V .- 11--7 Y 2.34.9 VNM-. 32 ,L,fV1W.ga,i. S W -fglf .. F-ig,:,g3:?:,L . 2 ' 3 - f W I Q P ' 'J ' X ' ' -' - E iff. , +1 121gfi.:.zi:wigf - A w- we kv . : 16 f K X 'ff--'.K.,..f.gggQ k g iffqyriik '27eNE. n .. , ,,2..,.,,,..,.. A if . .. 53, vm., .. --A --A mszsievgagf P .Q K , p,,:.,sf.v1 1. -Aw gl ,Hp X , Q W Y fXiwf'2.R2:21,PswfaQ . L. -f-aussi' I-Wsz.3x-.wgwisf . 7 ff f fm.fn.mg.Mg,gs3..i: t'mi - EiEi?Fi75is9'?l?3?.'T, Lf K .Gui i ifzfswfsiihffffi f Y .Wx 1, . .w if L a Ei- 7-. Q .sim C ASSES W ., mi . K M,,,.,,.5f,..,-,,.,em.X '- H k ,ww f an , I ..l - , , , ,M ,vw 1 . . . me .am ' K. Bayerkohler L. Baumann A,iA J . Bezdicek Q w. Babe. ' M. Bjorklund A. Burrneister ,Rn w e G. Burmeister I :R:b Seventh Graders K. Cranston r s . eeee , ' Sf' fy g ' 'e y . F x-'if -- -f' 12 '39 - f ' ' 1- -z : ' 1 Q' ' rag.. ' fi ,, f lg? rs ' .eiilgla 1' . njmf Reeza'z'ng 222 as ,. ., 1. we--Q 'st im 5 4 G- Erickson . . . - ' . .. ,A T' FOX s T , ng A- Gem 751 ' f '-. fs? 5 Q. .af ess e e mfr 'i is L- Gentz .,' , ,k , . - ' ll g. G. Greiner y T ' A, , K H D. Hawk Tb ., Q ' is .. I W ' M Q9 .1 M' Handzus I , 'QE H-, 2.-Q.. . J. Hanson 1 ' I M. Hasara i l 4'.,V. V N, fy '3 :'- ' ' . iz 5 L ' It . f f Q U Q fl A- : L- Hawks .,E, ff., i 3 We ji . A: LVV- T y rg - B- 599111311 fl: , V, A 'V , K ,UX45 , L- Such-an . -r K v. chesiev .,.e are it t e T ibn' P: ifrfkr The seventh graders now have the privilege of using the high school library. They may also ob- tain additional reading material from the TAB Book Club, from which interested students may order paper -back books each month. On the other side of student life the seventh graders were not al- lowed to take the bus to senior high gamesg they retaliated by following their class basketball team loyally and with great enthusiasm all through their winning season. Parents, as well as students, attended games regularly. Seventh graders learn Jr. High is hard work. 24- it 'LY' l bs- jf ' . 71 'W' K . X? v 7 fm WJ .fi '14--4. . wx' ., I ' A -F' p ,fox f J a .. 1 3, ,Ky I , .J 5' i l, . Q, 2 f 2 J? s W fz g ' ' ' 'Aj J ':.A 5. A A , f : :' A ,:- '1 ' 4 , t .'..,..,, if , Z ,. J ' , , M L I N' 'ck '- ff ' : Q 'i ma . 5 f ' f V. 1 ' A WW Eg 25 M. Hittner E. Hodnefield A. I-Iodnefield P. Hodnefield S. Horn P. Johnson J. Kelly T. Kelly S. King B. Knutson B. Krogh M. Krueger D. Kruse T. Leighty J. Majerus J. McDowell M. Murphy R. Nasby K. Pavel.ko J. Plantz L. Plantz L. Poelaert D. Prochaska L. Radernacher L. Rasmussen E. Roesner N. Roman P. Rubis C. Rue K. Rue M. Russell N. Schulz M. Seleen M. Sherack C. Smith J. Soukup' C. Svoboda J. Sydness K. Thoreson D. Ukasick L. Voss D. Vrchota R. Vrchota T. Wagner W. Ward S. Welp M. Wendel M. Wolff L, Wright R. Anderson B. Bezdic ek D. Baloun M. Baumann R. Burks B. Burrneister D. Burmeister H. Cholick D. Field D. Grady G. Hamann K. Hedge R. Heine K. I-Iodnefield H. Jenness S. Knauss D. Kolander L. Kolander 25 Y Y r a- ., gf: . MW E . 1 S fm- sl' is ...,... , N ,. Q Jw 5 . ms mg? si ll A ! 5- . 2:2 1 Vs, sl a.gQe.6?a - t 'lg 'N A .Erma- fyef .. lllilfiwfi fa -. --X ' if ' ' e i U 3 Q N .. -ri-F.. -r.. mai' . F 2 . gem XX mi 5 sf 8th Graders' etermination Pays O f Old hands now at high school living, the eighth graders are finding it fun and full of new experiences. For Home- coming, they built a prize -winning float which was especially exciting for them. With the help of their advisors, Mrs . Russell and Mr. Ahlquist, a skating party with the ninth grade constituted their social activities Segregation prevailed in the science L. Koster J. Kroeger L. Leighty D. Lemickson L. Majerus J . Malchow J. Mat asovsky J. Minor D. Moore J. Nesseth M. Noe I is V M aw .,, rf classes of Mr. McDougall. The first semester was all girls who did two science projects in the two -nine week periods. The boys in the second semester class studied minerals with which they played the geiger counter game. The game consisted of a piece of uranium hidden and then found by members of the class using the geiger counter. 11? if 26 Mxmfkxi u gfjifglq Q E5 '2 X f . R. S it 3. I Wi 'Q , f V M .,Q,L,, A ,Q -1,' L. 51 s E' if Eg E hy The eighth graders' prize winning float. R. K' 1 -3 .. lk t . :e ,: X . W 5 we ' . . 4 r 'X -wg 27 C. Olson T. Olson R. Pauling E. Peters D. Pohlman J. Pohlman P. Post S. Prochaska C. Rodenberg R. Roesner D. Rogers M. Roman N. Russell E. Soukup J. Spoo D. Stoyke D. Suelflow Not Shown J. Estes C. Hegstad D. Swanson L. Swanson L. Swanson P. Swanson M. Swenson B. Thaemlitz D. Thaernlitz B. Vancura K. Wilson B. Wiese L. Wolff B. Altman D. Altman D. Aurner T. Bakalyar M. Balcik J . Bretzman J. Bretzman L. Burmeister D. Christiansen J. Dunse D. Eichhorn C. I-Iandzus J. Hartneck D. Heide M. Hequet E. Hodnefield D. I-Iohenstein R. lhrke M. Johnson R. Johnson T. Jones M. Kasper M. Kelly K. King L. Kolander L. Kolander W. Kraft L. Krueger M. Langenberg R. Lindberg S. Loudermilk J. Majerus S. Minor R. Moore F. Mosley S. Nappin K. Norgrant N. Neitzel D. Pavelko E. Pavelko Not Shown are Judy Matasovsky and James Hage. . . .... 33 1 Y lf gn 3 . , 3 - . . ' 2 542115 .. f vi iv JA Y sf 2 I, f 'Ei 4 Wg..-,L I 5,fv.11vfr-,, W T1 ???2lQs...Q ., -' . , gr ,, X-:wear as ---7 fa , a s L w s L . 'QQ .:r?ir' A W N K ai T!! Q . . .Q .., , ,,,, 1. - . iz E fx . C911-Fx, 'iff' ' ..x 1+ Q:-aff it .J Q M. Peterson M. Poelaert B. Pohlman D. Rasmussen D. Rients S. Rogers 9th Graders Are Sports Enzffzusiaslfs S . Roslansky B. Rue K. Rue D. Schultz P. Spoo A. Stevens - K. Swanson M. Sylwester M. Temlitz J. Trondson M. Tungland D. Wagner J. Wagner J. Ward A. Wee M. Welp , K' 3 ' W rv ..- f.-mf Q is f . Z ' :IV Y K! 1 H If kg. ..V, ...L ji . gr. . 5 -an VV s .. 1. b . .f'1iQT34?s:+532 Ny R 'W' 1 'T ' if 1 .U ' fff .rvfsvtaw . Al sm:.12ar. ss 5 r f- me 2 . wg in , I .fi g ' ., K . ,..L pg. A, 1 V I -2' 5? ., I S iw N ,V T? f i ' .af S W. .Q wikis The interest of the ninth grade class in their basketball team promoted the first junior high pep club in L .H .S. history. Four peppy cheerleaders and good crowds helped lead the team in their winning season. After a rather Weak start, my boys started to play to- gether and developed into a real hustling team, says Coach Ahlquist. Outstand- ing and consistent players were Scott Minor, Bruce Rue, and Fred Mosley. Besides basketball, the freshmen participated in all high school activities and held a roller skating party at Arnolds Park. ,qv I . 29 N N Ninth graders practice class attentiveness. L. Baumann J. Beardsley O. Bettin D. Bezdicek P. Bjorklund G. Brewington Q . . . '. 'gk ,vp- , t Q 'i V, Q, 3 ,fr Sophomores Are Mongf Conscious R. Burks A. Carlson . M i M. choiick ,Q f QQ, D. Daberkow L. J. Daberkow - G. Darnell R- Erickson R. Fechter D N. Fetcho H D. Gott 7-'wg gg'-4 N. Gott 2-: F. Grein gag .-L , J. Grein gi g J. Grein Dave Roslansky, a new student from Sioux Valley, was elected president of the largest class in school. The treasurer had two as - sistants to help him plan the budget for the coming years and collect the dues . The 10th graders tried to out -do the other classes by working eagerly on two Homecoming floats . Delores Bezdicek and Geylen Darnell were popular candidates for the honor of being Basketball Bounce king and queen . To raise money, the sophomores sponsored a Sock Hop which was a financial success. For their enjoyment, they had a Roller Skating Party. The 10th grade looks to the future for active par- ticipation in athletics and extra-curricular activities A 1 K 3 F Q ' 'll' F - 3: ' V -ff. - 3 .V L K eil? VL S ig W .al Pm.-.. . 5 ' A , X W . is rf: Q' 1 .. ...1 '.... ,Qyfwg Q3 F X . I 5 57 I , . .:,lE- i ' ., - Q .. in A. 'K Eiifar X P. Greiner K. Harmening E. Henning J. I-Iesemann C . Hodnefield A. Holtan R. Horn L. Ihrke A. Iverson L. Johnson J. Kilen L. Knutson M. Krueger P. Langenberg 30 .- r .na is 'M t P 'G , .5 'NN- . f. .. K uQ1 ' 'N .-ra no ,mn Ri 'Pwr 9 :ii Q' lf' .g' : - I 4, U S fir? J a 5 .1 5 as vw. mf-, .114 r ..- , X ' vw.. ... '1 un- 1 .1 Qt. .- . -- J ' L ---.fQ '-.. f ENV T ',1 ,WX - 5 52 -- 'f .,v, 2 ,.:, i - It 5.5.- ' .. as S if I' z .. .33 Quis- ' . 'UQ I . -3 A t nw T .1 TY-P Y' 5-. s rx 1 . 3? W 'W . T, A DALV f,- ii X 5 L Q K. W. if . g . 1 'E . M F GC' . Pi . . r - .s A Iz. . Aki, . L ge ZiLAA ' ' .3 if S W V, L, ,L 1 AL , . ....... 7 f . 1 W 3 J ,gga l L r : lb , J. . '- V Q if - - Hx , 5 . A V 'za N K I- I .L, V? ' V' Vikk, L 1 ,.- ty ,ik ia.. i - ...Y , V ff Q it sn. . J ii ,iw 'wi ,A ,f,f1L V .V 415'-is -lf .E ' . .. 1 ' 'S' I F, ef Q, ' 3' 15 .7 1 Ili Xi X N t l mi ' A -1 i s J' A L Xing' YW .- 5' . -is-ff .M 31 J. Leighty D. Lemickson J. Lemickson A. Lindberg L. Madsen D. Micklos L. Murphy P. Nasby J. Ostwald D. Peters R. Pohlman R. Prochaska J. Rasmussen K. Rodenberg D. Roesner R. Roesner D. Roslansky L. Rossow J. Rossow S. Rubis A. Schlottach C. Schulz G. Shannon M. Sherack J. Siemers C. Smith L. Smith T. Soukup J. Spangler C. Stensrud C. Stoyke M. Svoboda L. Swanson A. Sydness S. Teig E. Thoreson J . Thoreson T. Timko S. Tordsen J. Updike C. Vacura K. Wachal R. Wagner S. Wagner M. Ward R. Wemer G. Zellar Not Shown: S . Bezdicek M. Hage E. Johnson L. Malchow D. Peters C . Thiesen C. Anderson L. Bayerkohler D. Bezdicek B. Bieber C. Bieber R. Easte rday 5.61 - S . , get ..., . M , W . at 5 a az t I , , y his .x Q ' R f,ff:5'va ,Q K Jf Sponsored by: TROSIN MOTOR CO. J. P. V R H Fox Henning Johns on Ki eni etz Kilen D. Kolander T. Kolander D. Kroeger J. Majerus K. Mau J. Mikulina Y. Miller D. Mosley M Murphy B. Pavelko B. Pohlman S. Rients L. Rossow S. Rubis J. Schmoll E. Siemers E. Swanson E. Thomas W. Tordsen K. Trondson C. Updike Not shown: P. Bakaylar D. Milbrath L. Benson 25. , L. ,A,. .. , 6'afs!:,2 1-7 , Y Y if kr 4' Ji- ualzy Surpasses uantizfy The junior class experienced fun and excitement in presenting their class play, junior Prom. ln january the class proudly flashed their shiny new class rings . Planning and organizing the junior-Senior Banquet proved to be the highlight of the year. Of all the grades, the juniors are the smallest in number. 9 we 3' O O Q W I , , 7 6 r , -' -FV! 'Q 'eggy4.1 F 'Q at A .. F .:'C D rralrrri rr T .2 3 v affn- H -:iv xa j V '. 1 , ' -1 H '-:rang ,, ,K ., ...sl ? if ,.' 1 T' .F 5 if Wk 'VHA -g .1 'D t i X E.. ,Q Q I ' 5 - 'i ' .wa -::::isaf J' 32 F' 'Q , S .. 1 +Q .-if .1 ... -.4 af aw, ny. -.-. .vi-f. naw-- 4... 4.- --v -4+, A .1 1 1- Q r. .K fa . Q Q qv v-ps .uv f 11.1 1 1 .vu ,Q 4.. .Q nw! nf Q .- u 1 - Q 4 ,.n. 1. Q-vwqvf . 4. -A u,.f 1 . ,M fm W., 'Wf- ,,,----Q U 'I f 2 E Kris R. practices a difficult passage from Over ture for Winds . 551551, I K 2 Zed- ww. zmwig . A A .Mi.sif4m.k1.rfm A ? ,ar-meisfw, U-,125 Diane Swensen, editor, and Mr. Richardson, adviser, Carolyn Rehwaldt points to an error in Crystal pause during a discussion. Bieber's typewriting as Kris Rasmussen observes them. These girls are the assistant editors. 000.4 SIN g Volume 31 Lakefield High School, Lakefielld, Minn, Fe-b. 18, 1963 No. 6 Both the range and quality of the of the work was still done by volunteers news and features in the Moccasin were on the staff after school. improved through the additional training Broader coverage of news sources major staff members received in the allowed the Moccasin to expand to six new journalism course, Although the pages. New methods of layout gave class was instructed in methods and op- more variety to each issue, encouraging portunities in reporting and editing, most read-ability and reader attraction. ak Z? FIRST ROW: J. Wee, B. Bieber, P. Langenberg, L. Ihrke. SECOND ROW: K. Roslansky, L. Madsen, J. Rossow, P. Nasby. THIRD ROW: A. Iversen, R. Rubis, D. Dahlin, J. Svoboda. STANDING: A. Carlson, M. Hequet, C. Thiesen, J. Grein, J. Rogers, A. Schlottach, J. Svoboda, B. Ternlitz, J. Pigman, B. Daberkow, E. Siemers, M. Swensen, C. Updike. 34 l O pw' -1 Ili FIRST ROW: S. Trondson, B. Bieber, L. Minor, D. Voss. SECOND ROW: D. Mosley, P. Bakaylar, K. Trondson, C. Updike. THIRD ROW: E. Swanson, V. Johnson, M. Ward, L. Rossow. STANDING: A. Iverson, L. Knutson, J. Hesernann, A. Sydness, A. Schlottach, B. Pohlman, M. Langenberg, B. Temlitz, K. Amendt, S. Knutson. Not present for the picture were R. Rubis, A. Carlson, L. Madsen, K. Wachal, and P. Nasby. rss. flxifjf -' 1 ,Lf- 1 ' f - I ,4-V, ,1.,qe, I K, f'xf,1 Y , xx I X .ffl 1, fr -, . -'Y Y fj lv .ML 1 Pgfq' '. 'rf.,,.,H' 2. QQ' 'SX PSSA - :21'5i -P553 V704 .- - 1 . .Q P.fN pb awe 4-we :sl 1 0.3 -:X ,,.:z'.if-Mas' Ulysses S. Grant Varieyf Is the Word Our Lakefield Panther is growing! The addition of eight new pages to our yearbook made possible an Academic Section, a first in Lakefield annuals. Good advertising and accelerated sales campaigns furnished the necessary funds needed for adding pages . We sought variety in our book by developing a presi- dential theme. Change was the big word this year. We changed the color of our cover, added an index, and eliminated dead material in an effort to improve our book. Carolyn Rehwaldt, experienced business Joanne Schmidt and Carol Pletz, the editors, and Mr. Moore, Manager, types a message with Margaret adviser, search for weaknesses in the old Panther which Murphy and Helen Kilen, assistant editors, can be improved in the new book. prepared to read the note. 35 FIRST ROW: L. Minor, B. Bieber, K.Roslansky, P. Langenberg, S. Teig. SECOND ROW: S. Knutson, D. Voss, K. Ostwald, D. Mosley, P. Bakalyar, V. Johnson, D. Wee, S. Roslansky, K. Wachal. THIRD ROW: C. Thiesen, A. Sydness, M. Murphy, A. Carlson, L. Malchow, E. I-Iodnefield, R. Moore, M. Kelly, J. Thoreson, M. Langenberg, K. Amendt. FOURTH ROW: J. Wee, P. Greiner, L. Smith, T. Timko, C.Handzus, M. Hequet, E. Thomas, C. Bie ber, L. Bayerkohler. Ham' Work Produces A's JW LHS Band FIRST ROW: L. Bayerkohler, T. Timko, C.I-landzus, C. Bieber, M. Hequet, E. Thomas, J. Rasmussen. SECOND ROW: D. Vestweber, J. Thoreson, M. Langenberg, K. Amendt, M. Kelly, S. Teig, P. Langenberg, K. Roslansky, B. Bieber, L. Minor. THIRD ROW: R. Moore, L. Malchow, A. Carlson, M. Murphy, A. Sydness, C. Thiesen, V. John- son, P. Bakalyar, D. Mosley, K. Ostwald, D. Voss, S. Knutson. FOURTH ROW: S. Roslansky, K. Waohal, M. John- son, L. Benson, R. Rubis, E. Johnson, D. Daherkow, J. Ward, D. Swenson, J. Hesemann. FIFTH ROW: J. Kelly, B. Rue, M. Swanson, M. Cholick, A. Schlottach, C. Anderson, J. Walker, D. Rue, J. Beardsley, P. Nasby, S. Trondson. SIXTH ROW: J. Grein, O. Bettin, L. Rossow, B. Pohlman, R. Burks, K. Rasmussen, D. Roslansky, L. Johnson, K. Norgrant. Y EFI . ixjx' . Flo as FIRST ROW: L. Knutson, L. Madsen, A. Holtan, K. King, D. Field. SECOND ROW: M. Johnson, L. Benson, J Hartneck, R. Rubis, E. Johnson, D. Daberkow, J. Ward, D. Swenson, J. Hesemann. THIRD ROW: J. Kelly, D Christiansen, B. Rue, M. Swenson, M. Cholick, A. Schlottach, C. Anderson, J. Walker, D. Rue, J. Beardsley, P Nasby, S. Trondson. FOURTH ROW: J. Rasmussen, D. Vestweber, B. Pohlman, R. Burks, K. Rasmussen, K. Nor grant, L. Johnson, D. Roslansky, L. Rossow, O. Bettin, J. Grein. DIRECTOR: Mr. Nasby. The Lakefield High School Band under the direction of Helge H. Nasby has won 26 A ratings the past 13 contest years. Because of its outstanding performances the Lakefield High School Band has per- formed concerts for the Minnesota Music Educators Association's Annual Mid- Winter Clinic of 1957 and the American School Band Directors Association at Rochester in 1959. This year the band marched at the Worthington Turkey Day parade and per formed halftime shows during football games. Winding up the school year the band gave a spring concert and sought district and state regional competition. Sponsored by: PFAVEY LUMBER YARDS, BETTIN HARDWARE AND FURNITURE, and HAGE OIL CO. and BOWLING ALLEY The big bass drum beats time. 37 Dig that swinging sound! ' 'TW ,ug H T 5 ' Combined Chorus Goes 150 N K Q K , -X f , uni I f f? I I I-f , If W! ' 6 ,,f1fQ1'?f ' : Gui 'VJ , N' . 1 14 K 5 . li I ' i x -- l 9 X x. YI xxx 4-. v,' w. Q 'ac 24:-If .. f . g. ,:e'F4 'Yau ' 4 . 'ra 4 '-Sai' Q Rs5'xst-'per-Q- . N'- ..-Q. . -,a . ,.-,.-, vig vm. N ,-. .- .- . . -. . '.?iQkB. 5'f37:S:'.g N-R9 Num , Q..-5.-, ig- x....- ,,. ,q . lnxiil ftagqfaf sgidf Grover Cleveland Although the chorus and girls' glee club are both small in number, they have worked energetically and enthusiastically to prepare for concert and contest. They made their first appearance before the local PTA in the fall . At Christmas they presented a concert and recorded a half hour program of Christ- mas music for radio station KWOA Worthington, Minnesota. Sponsored by: LAKEFIELD AUTO AND BODY CO. JACKSON COUNTY co-OP AssN. Director: Mr' KM11 12 gli... 2 Accompanist: J. Wee. FIRST ROW: K. Trondson, C. Updike, H. Kilen, K. Ostwald, P. Vacura, S. Rients, R. Erickson. SECOND ROW: B. Bieber, L. Ihrke, K. Amendt, C. Stoyke, S. Trondson, D. Peters, E. Thoreson, S. Knutson. THIRD ROW: K. Mau, G. Koster, S. Gildemeister, M. Welp, P. Henning, E. Henning, G. Zellar. FOURTH ROW: E. Folsom, G. Christianson, D. Vestweber, J. Walker. 38 z'strz'c1f Contest The biggest crowd in many years at- tended the choral concert on April 23, pre- sented by the high school choir members . ' . Sponsored by: M' AND M' RECREATION My heart wants to sing every song it hears. NINTI-I AND TENTH CHORUS: FIRST ROW: M. Johnson, K. Swanson, M. Peterson, J. Matasovsky, E. Hodnefield, S. Roslansky, M. Poelaert, A. Sydness. SECOND ROW: R. Rubis, M. I-Iequet, J. I-Iesemann, P. Nasby, M. Cholick, E. Johnson, C. Handzus, K. Wachal, M. Ward. THIRD ROW: P. Langenberg, C. Hodnefield, L. Ihrke, S. Teig, L. Knutson, C. Styoke, L. Baumann, R. Moore, L. Madsen, A. Schlottah. FOURTH ROW: R. Burks, R. Fechter, D. Roslansky, L. Johnson, DIRECTOR, Mr. Kivell, E. Henning, J. Rossow, G. Zellar, J. Rasmussen. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB: FIRST ROW: C. Updike, K. Rue, H. Kilen, P. Vacura, K. Ostwald, S. Rients, K. Mau, D. I-Iohenstein, J. Trondson. SECOND ROW: K. Trondson, S. Nappen, B. Bieber, K. Amendt, C. Stoyke, A. Iverson, L. Ihrke, B. Bieben, M. I-Iequet, M. Ward. THIRD ROW: R. Erickson, D. Eichhorn, J. Wagner, G. Koster, S. Gildemeister, D. Wee, J. Wee, S. Trondson, D. Peters, E. Thoreson, S. Knutson. E Soloists, FIRST ROW: Kay Trondson, B. Bieber, C. Sextet: K. Trondson, B. Bieber, H. Kilen, K. Ostwald, W Bieber. SECOND ROW: J. Walker, D. Vestweber. S. Gildemeister, L. Ihrke. Alone and ogezfher Thy er arm Trio: K. Amendt, S. Knutson, S. Trond- son. and Receive Sujyerior Ratings soloists: FIRST ROW: A' Caslon' J' Hese' sponsored by: NELSON FEED STORE, H1-WAY GROC. mann, P. Nasby, E. Johnson. SECOND ROW: SIPPEUS FOOD CENTER P. Langenburg, C. Schulz. Ensembles: E. Johnson, J. Hesemann, K. Amendt, Ensembles: S. Teig, P. Langenburg, B. Bieber, L. S. Knutson, A. Carlson. Minor, S. Trondson, P. Nasby. 40 Twzrlers Possess E nergy Boundless energy is a quality possed by the high-stepping LHS twirlers. They practiced diligently to perfect the routines they executed at Turkey Day and for the Home- coming Parade. These girls furnished entertainment during the half-times of football and basketball games . 2-152 ll f l Jffgtcsb M' If T W :a f ,VP , Fu? I '7 JA V 1 I3 ,tw VU.-l,kgEl:ff?JXflfC 'V ' cf? ,'4ft,,,w ,gf cy,,' ff vwifffl' 1 fix A ,,, If , A . G 2 4,7 qw! Pam Bakalyar Benjamin Harrison Linda Minor Maj orette Daun Voss Sponsored by: CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO., MON SON WELL DRILLING, BIEBER FEED STORE Candy Thiesen Lynn Ronsow Strurtin' down Main Joyce Hesemann Myra Ward 'K' Q 4 FIRST ROW: Mr. O'Conner, J. Grein, G. Christiansen, D. Daberkow, D. Kolander, T. Timko. SECOND ROW: D. Michlos, G. Zellar, F. Grein, W. Tordsen, D. Pavelko, R. Roesner, B. Pavelko, D. Roslansky, R. Horn, J. Kilen, R. Wagner. THIRD ROW: P. Henning, D. Bezdicek, P. Reder, T. Kolander, D. Milbrath, B. Pohlman, D. Reder, N. Plantz, D. Pavelko, W. Pohlman, D. Lemickson. FOURTH ROW: P. Spoo, A. Stevens, D. Heide, W. Kraft, J. Bretzman, J. Bretzman, J. Dunse, E. Pavelko, M. Temlitz, L. Burmeister. FFA Earns Mongf The highlight of the busy year of the Future Farmers of America was the or- ganizations profitable soil sampling proj- ect . Over a three month period twelve thousand acres were sampled at three dollars per eighty acres . David Wagner and Marvin Temlitz tied for the first place prize of thirty -five dollars with one thou- sand one hundred and eighty acres tested. The Chapter also carried on a very successful corn drive for the Crippled Children's Camp Courage . They earned SEATED: T. Timko, report., D. Kolander, v. pres., G. Christiansen, sec. STANDING: J. Grein, t:reas.5 S. Tord- sen, sen., and D. Daberdow, president. K iz 01' iCrz,19,19led Chz'Za'1'en one hundred and twenty five dollars for the camp. Members were sent to F .F.A. Camp and also attended various judging contests and schools. David Micklos was chosen as high individual judge at the Windom Barrow Show. The boys enjoyed the Christmas Carol- ing party with the F.H.A. and the annual F.F.A. -F.H.A. Banquet. A new activity added to the F .F .A. 's year was the Parent-Son Banquet on April 27. Sponsored by: ROSSOW OIL CO. Theodore Roosevelt 16 4537 ,96 1 zffl PT- ' , 4 X fx! if Vfff 9 Q A, I .. ,f 'I FIRST ROW: P. Langenberg, N. Neitzel, J. Majerus, C. Bieber, H. Kilen, K. Amendt, J. Hesemann, M. Cholick, A. Schlottach, L. Knutson, Mrs. Reese, Adviser. SECOND ROW: P. Bjorklund, S. Teig, D. Bezdicek, E. Thoreson, C. Hodnefield, R. Moore, J. Svoboda, D. Swenson, D. Dahlin, J. Svoboda, J. Rogers, K. Mau. THIRD ROW: M. Kelly, R. Ihrke, C. I-Iandzus, D. Eichhorn, M. Johnson, K. King, S. Knutson, S. Trondson, B. Bieber, B. Temlitz, B. Daberkow, J. Pigman. FOURTH ROW: L. Swanson, M. Krueger, J. Schmoll, S. Bezdicek, L. Baumann, C. Styoke, M. Ward, L. Rossow, A. Iverson, C. Thiesen, R. Rubis, M. Svoboda. FIFTH ROW: D. Daberkow, J. Thoreson, A. Sydness, A. Carlson, D. Christiansen, J. Hartneck, M. Langenberg, R. Lindberg, K. Norgrant, S. Ros- lansky, E. Hodnefield, R. Erickson. SDCTH ROW: K. Swanson, M. Peterson, M. Tungland, J. Ward, B. Altman, J. Trondson, K. Rue, M. Hequet, B. Bieber, V. Johnson, K. Trondson, S. Rients. SEVENTH ROW: A. Iverson, J. Gre L. Ihrke, J. Ostwald, J. Leighty. uw Homemakers mlbmve School Because of the drab surroundings in the study hall, the FHA girls washed the walls and windows, scrubbed the desks, and decorated the study hall with bright yellow curtains, colorful pictures, and flowers. Each month a colorful bulletin board was constructed. Marie Cholick, a sophomore, was chosen as a candidate for the state FHA presidency. Many FHA girls attended the District Convention in Lake Crystal in October. Up for district Vice-President was Joyce Hesemann. The annual FFA-FHA Christmas carol ing party was held in December. After caroling to local shut -ins, they came back for a movie and refreshments . A style show was sponsored by the chapter with Home EC . girls modeling dressed they make in class and also dresses from the Home Store. The FHA officers hold a planning session for a future event. The officers are M. Cholick, v. pres., L. Knutson, sec., J. Hesemann, treas., H. Kilen, pres., C. Bie- ber, hist., A. Schlottach, report., K. Amendt, parl. Sponsored by: THOMAS CAFE, TI-LE HUTCHINSON AGENCY, REINEKE IMPLEMENT CO. in, Pulling together, the cheerleaders, Helen Kilen, Pam Bakaylar, Diane Dahlin, Linda Minor, and Daun Voss, mustered support for the football team. 611911731 iris Promote Sl19z'rit Fight team, fight! yells our five peppy cheerleaders as the crowd joins in. You don't only see these girls using their pep at the games but you can see them in the school halls once a week practicing their cheers and trying to thinkof new ones. In years to come, the B cheerleaders, Kathy Wachal, Marcelline Hequet, Joyce I-Iesem ann, and Candy Thiesen, may follow in the footsteps of varsity Helen ,,bOoStS,, School Spidt leaders, Helen, Pam, Diane, Linda, and Daun. fm - 'V 9 if in 2 I K -A ya , y aims, 2' Q, M PA H 12'-K1 Q .-mx A zu-. of Homecommg crowning of Queen King Earl. 1 f , i I 5 xi.. ,X I Ci, A. P ' FIRST ROW: Kari Sydness, Pat Douglass. SECOND ROW: Merlene Johnson, Joanne Siemers, Eileen Thomas, Edna Swanson, Donna Peters, Bonnie Altman. THIRD ROW: Jim Walker, Diane Dahlin, Kris Rasmussen, Jim Wedeking. SEATED: Queen Linda Minor, King Earl Folsom. Linda, Earl Rezgn at Homecoming Linda Minor and Earl Folsom were crowned L.H .S. Homecom- ing Queen and King at the annual coronation program on the eve of Homecoming, Thursday, Sep- tember 28. Other king-queen attendants were Kris Rasmussen, Diane Dahlin, jim Wedeking, and jim Walker . Ralph Fedor was master of ceremonies. Three . skits presented by the jr. GAA, 1 'E - 2 f Sr, GAA and cheerleaders thoroughly instilled Homecoming Will I be Queen wonder the three candidates Diane SPH-its into the Students I Friday afternoon, the Home- coming parade began at 3 p .m. It was led by the high school marching band, followed by the king and queen and attendants, and the all -time record of fifty floats . That evening the Springfield Tigers trounced the Panthers 19-7 before a near -record crowd Dahlin, Kris Rasmussen, and Linda Minor, shortly before coronation ceremonies begin. :aw M . m The players and coach observe field maneuvers. S , 1' . ft ,, .N-'-3 Z gli f , .V , ,A . ai ' ii i ,f ' I 11 K , 'fini E I W ' 1 jf, L 1 9 .Q i l gff 'F?a7:2ff lx 6 1 'mu A 7 4.1- 1v..LL 3i'gi l Ki' A ii' 'f '2 Amr. F Bw fi i Ugz u igiffgi ,gi 1 fi' 2315's z' if ' ' 5 -1 lx RE eeee r bi , , . .. ? A f Ur, '-.gig ' iff emma . M ,.::' 34 A. 'Nui' W W Several GAA girls boast of their physical fitness. M9 D , Wufms lWH 'l m-WRAP' up Hi., Queen Linda addresses her public, The ninth grade prepares to butcher the Tigers. Struttin' down Main goes the LHS band. This one got away. .Jimi FRONT: Lavonne R., Darvin K., Mr. Richardson, Director, Crystal B. STANDING: Dan K., Ron E., Dianne M., Kay T., Valoyce J., Carol U., Jim F., Teddy K., Pam B. Exhauszfing Rehearsals Yield Success In their fir st attempt at acting, the junior class suc- cessfully presented junior Prom, a three-act comedy. The juniors enjoyed their long exhausting nights of rehearsals for the play in which Mr. and Mrs. Haines CCurtis Anderson and Valoyce johnsonl had trouble with their ambitious son Chuck CDaniel Kolanderj and their teen-age daughter Hildy QKay Trondsonl who thinks she is grown up. The Haineses' other pro- blems were Olivia CChris Bieberb their maid who was always quitting, a dizzy pugilist- -Clarence Weeger CRonnie Easterdayj, a nutty dame, Cassandra Cholmun- deley CCarol Updikeb, and Willie Vermin Uim Foxj a teen-ager described as to- see-him-is-to-believe -him. Sponsored by: WEDEKING CONSTRUCTION, LAKEFIELD STANDARD TIIIS l'1e'EC1'Og6I16Ol1S I1'1lXl11I'e During a very moving scene from Junior Prom Kay and Diane of character made junior Prom exercise with visa an extremely entertaining and amusing play. 48 5 . , . .ei z 3 3. . FIRST ROW: Jim W., Jim W., Glen C., Sheryl G., Daun V., Karen O. SIMTED: Linda M., Earl F., Betty D. STANDING: Jeannette R., Richard J., Jean P., Ricky B., Betty B., David, D., Mr. Richardson, Director, Diane D., Kathi R., Ralph F. The Marrz'age Machz'ne Goes Ifaput The Marriage Machine, a comedy in three acts, was pre- sented by the senior class in their last year at LI-IS. Connie, an unattached, in- telligent young woman, portrayed by Kathi Roslansky, invented a machine which matched people for marriage. While Connie and her partner Agnes CSheryl Gilde- misterb were making the move to a new office of the Drake In- troduction Agency, the machine's wires were crossedg consequently, the machine made mistakes in matching the couples. Connie found herself falling in love with Stan Parker CEarl Fol- soml who is in love with julie Rankin CLinda Minorl, a girl out of a job. Julie is paired with Charles Fenton CRalph Fedorj due to the Machine's Mistake. After many hilarious mix-ups, the two couples finally straighten them- selves out. Sponsored by: COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., PALMER TRANSFER, SPIRIT LAKE WINDOW Four cast members take a break on one of the sets for The Marriage Machine. 49 Earl and Ednavstop to pose for the camera. One of the most important events in a school year is the junior-Senior ban- quet and prom. This year the juniors gave the Seniors a banquet and con- tributed to their fund for a senior trip which they took to the twin cities. The cafeteria was decorated in shades of ice blue, white, and silver depicting the theme Rendezvous With the Stars. .Dinner music was played which added a pleasant atmosphere to the meal. The program consisted of a talk from Mr. Hittner and Mr. Madsen and the read- ings of the class wills and prophecies. Although there was no prom, the students enjoyed themselves at the banquet and record hop afterwards. 50 Earl, Dave, and Steve sitting back en- joying themselves after the fine banquet. Sponsored by: MOSLEY SHEET METAL SHULZ ROAD CONSTRUCTION I' The mural depicts an evening under the stars. ' l King Robert Field and Queen Kathryn Amendt. Music for dancing was provided by the Radients. ,41 5 ' X , -x if I ee K2 ree- f '79, I I J 5 Woodrow Wilson The highlight of my senior year was being crowned queen of the Basketball Bounce. I was very sur- prised because I didn't expect to be chosen, commented Queen Kathy when asked to describe her re- actions to becoming royalty at the second LHS Basketball Bounce. With King Bob she graciously led the Grand March to the music of the Radients. The dance climaxed a successful game in which the Panthers defeated the Fulda Raiders with a score of 55-38. Sponsored by: LAKEFIELD FARMERS LUMBER CO., GAMBLES RETAIL HA RD'v'v'ARE Coronation of the Royal Couple. 51 X i, va ,f,. sq !,H U 11,'f'f: x 'Ye sf 1898 building to be replaced by modern facilities. Sponsored by: FARMERS STATE BANK ,M--fr Q W-, A Buz'!a'z'ng Progresses Pleasantview School with its new addition will facili- tate the needs of kinder- garten through the sixth grade. The old grade building, Which is being torn down, Will be replaced by a modern equipped high school for grades seven through twelve . jp-am .H A A A Jar, I M N. - gaze x A Nf' S if- .n ' , ...V Y A as , Gym will be added to grade building for recrea- New grade building expected to be completed in late tional purposes. 1963. f H ..r,,,, , - I V i ' - Y , i t t d r . me A+- 'aff ,..1 ,, .,,i Ifi W AZ - , Wwe up E ' -im. ,..., img: T S ' ft . ff. .af-Q, A New grade school to have additional class rooms. 52 ..- w i- QQ wg fi, ' , W W 2, fa. 4 v 1- E V L 1 1 Q ., 2 rw if 'V ' '-1 137, wg, H'-, f ,,.i- ,fu -i'SHi7'vEHf?x-'Val 'Wrilvk 'iw ', L PUR T . ., , Y 4 Q 8 , 3 ws 1 0. B'3iiYQi, as 1 'S' .... W . Q Q 'TNT 'LTP vf- A aff 4,4 S813 pfwmw , ,311 ya, A , M., 1-. . W. , ,mm + . Nw f,f.3,7 hx , M5 T: if .L i FIRST ROW: J. Grein, G. Darnell, J. Rasmussen, S. Minor, D. Aumer, G. Shannon, J. Beardsley. SECOND ROW: R. Field, J. Wedeking, D. Kroeger, J. Walker, D. Kolander, E. Folsom, M. Welp, F. Mosley, Mr. King, Coach. bfi :X F A 1:7 - X5 LHS Wzfes Out Storden Y Ai' . 'J The 1963 baseball season was a victorious one with 7 Wins and 3 losses on the season. The team's improved batting average and their excellent defensive team work aided them in this striking record. In district competition the team rapped the jackson Blue -Jays 11-0 in five innings and nipped the Mountain Lake Lakers 8-3 in district semi-finals. The Panthers met Storden in the district finals. After winning the district championship, the team con- tinued on to regional competition. The team looks forward to another successful season next year . Franklin D. Roosevelt Sponsored by: FARM BUREAU INSURANCE and LAKEFIELD LOCKERS Mr. King, Coach 54 If 'S ,-H1 'X 2 1 9133 an 44.1 A T3 Qi lifixx X fs ' VEQ-, K Dennis Kolander Tom Kelly, David Rasmussen, Shortstop Student Managers 1K Bob Field Pitcher Jim Walker Center Field Jim Wedeking Catcher Relaxing between innings. Sponsored by. COAST-TO-COAST, BISPING JEWELERS, LAKEFIELD BLOCK AND TILE CO. 55 Earl Foslom Right Field Jim Wedeking Dave Rue Bob Field Denny Kolander All Conference A11 Conference anthem I1-7 Record Shaws Uwer The 1962-1963 Lakefield PANTHERS ended their sea- son with an 11 -7 record. After getting off to a slow start, the Panthers built up a five game winning streak, the longest in recent years. During this winning streak two wins stand out, one win is the Okabena victory, the first in four years from that school, and the other was the Worthington triumph, the first since the 1955-56 season. For the remainder of the season Lakefield lost four other games, all to teams which were considered powers within their respective districts. These teams were jackson ttwiceD and Windom, District 7 powers, and Springfield, a power of District 10, which lost only one game this season. G. Zellar, D, Fechter, and J. Ros sow assumed the responsibilities of student managers. FIRST ROW: Daryl Milbrath, Jim Fox, Jory Rasmussen, Gaylen Darnell. SECOND ROW: Coach Muchlinski, Dave Rue, Jim Wedeking, Darvin Kroeger, Bob Field, Curt Anderson, Dennis Kolan- der, John Grein. Darvin Kroeger Daryl Mrlbrath Steve RHb1S SEASON'S RECORD Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake , Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Slayton. 53 Le Center 49 Mt. Lake .60 Medford . 42 Okabena . 39 Worth. . 61 Sherburn . 46 Walnut Gr . 44 jackson . 61 Windorn . 66 Fulda . . 38 Lambe1'ton46 Jeffers . . 35 Mt. Lake 68 jackson . 79 Sioux Val. 61 Heron Lake66 Springfd. 79 FIRST ROW: Gaylen Darnell, Owen Bettm Jrm Fox Cra1g Stensrud Gary Vacura SECOND ROW John Grern Jory Rasmussen, Freddie Mosley Rrchard Burks Lowell Johnson C'l11't1S Anderson Coach Johnson Sloeeal elotlz Hamper Season xl lx JSI- 4' '53 John F. Kennedy A W'ea'el-img, Folsom Namea' All-Conjerenee J .J eooe . . J. . T e . . J . f e o '35, , 57 Zgoesawgoaa fs . e - - e f .. - FK we ' r wmi.,f,m X ,im W 'C ' ,im lg., Env? Q with fi wi, . , , 5T.-,,,,Lm W sux RBA 12 9 2g's22?7Uf?5'511 .i J FIRST ROW: S. Rubis, L. Bayerkohler, D. Milbrath, R. Fetcher, B. Rue, G. Shannon, S. Tordsen, J. Rasmussen, J. Grein, J. Beardsley, J. Majerus, D. Schultz. SECOND ROW: D. Welker, D. Rosansky, D. Kolander, E. Folsom, R. Field, J. Wedeking, D. Rue, D. Vestweber, D. Kroeger, D. Bezdicek, L. Johnson, J. Walker, R. Easterday, T. Timko. Though the 1962 football team had a big line, its lack of speed and depth hampered them from having a productive season. Carl johnson, new head foot- ball coach, stated that if the team would have shown the enthusiasm they did against the highly-rated Eagles of Windom the season's record would have been brighter . Because of their outstanding ability on the grid- iron, Jim Wedeking, offensive guard and Earl Folsom, center, were named ALL-CONFERENCE at the annual Football Jamboree, which was held here on November 3 . Bob Field and Daryl Milbrath re- ceived honorable mention. The coaches are hoping to find suitable re- placements for the seven graduating starters who alternated as the team's captains. 58 majf ' l a I Season? Lake Lake . Lake Renard I1 13 7 Slayton O Fulda O 2 Mt. Lake O Lake. 7 Springfd. 19 Lake 7 Lamberton14 Lake 7 Windom 13 Lake 7 Storden 19 Lake 7 Westbrook 14 L L Q' gl X X5f:f57' vef 7 w mt 21 af Q 7 ar R. fa fa, NM' 3 Q f. , 4 . . f- H, I ,Mah V. V af-mf Eff-'QfivQ.Qf'! . iff : rj A SR. GAA. FIRST ROW: Advisor, Mrs. Kelly, K. Wachal, K. Rasmussen, B. Bieber, S. Trondson, S. Knutson, K. Amendt. SECOND ROW: J. Updike, J. Ostwald, D. Bezdicek, M. Ward, C. Updike, J. Grein, L. Madsen, L. Ihrke, P. Langenberg, D. Swenson. THIRD ROW: P. Nasby, C. Bieber, B. Daberkow, B. Temlitz, M. Pigman, A. Iverson, L. Rossow, P. Greiner, R. Rubis. FOURTH ROW: M. Krueger, L. Murphy, J. Wee, J. Ward, D. Wee, S. Nappin, K. King, M. Kelly, R. Moore. GAA Pmctices Fitness Program During the year, the Ir. GAA girls played volleyball, softball, Went bowling, or- ganized bicycle hikes, and worked out on the trampoline. The Sr. members took part in Sr. Play Day. Daddy Date Night was sponsored by the jr. GAA. Sponsored by: McDOWELL CHEVROLET JR. GAA. FIRST ROW: Advisor, Mrs. Kelly, M. Murphy, M. Hittner, S. Nappin, K. King, M. Kelly, L. Gentz, S. King, L. Voss. SECOND ROW: J. Majerus, N. Neitzel, M. Krueger, T. Fox, M. Tungland, D. Wee, J. Ward, R. Moore, K. Norgrant, R. Ihrke. THIRD ROW: J. Majerus, D. Pohlman, J. Nesseth, D. Field, B. Wiese, M. Swenson, E. Hodnefield, S. Roslansky, B. Burmeister, R. Roesner, D. Burmeister. FOURTH ROW: B. Bezdicek, J. Kroeger, L. Leighty, K. Hodnefield, E. Hodnefield, K. Bayerkohler, K. Thoreson, J. Kelly. - Kali? i 4 1 i I ,wa-f ,K -ff -M K, ,ww-'Q ,Lf-3. if 'L fi 1. L 4, !43 5 If! fin A .521 I 3 i ,Qf5- 2.43 V n' I .,!, - 1 1. y mi A , ...L...0, fS??Qk. Vw . W g ,,,.. lpi i Qiynigz S, Vw A.,,. Q1 L g:.,A,' 1ffg3.Q121 ,, ,ww N QL ' wir -' f9 W?QiT f ,f in U ', ' , , K wer- wg 451235 aff, gig , . , Niilif' ' 'ffsir5i?5.?iwf' 1fff 1Ffe 'f 1 1'-E. QQ ,A S2 W 1 ,f , A ,A Q I Q 1' 2 fx 4 1 GRADE 12 Amendt, Kathryn 35,36,43,18,38,39, 40,51,60 Balcik, Ricky 7,49,18,l0 Baumann, Dennis 18,7,10,62 Bieber, Betty 35,34,36,43,18,39,49,22, 60 Christiansen, Glen 42,18,38,7,49 Daberkow, David 42,18,6,49,50,10 Dalilin, Diane 46,47,34,43,44,l8,49 Fedor, Ralph 18,47,10,22 Fetcho, Elizabeth 18,7,l0 Field, Robert 59,58,56,18,7,55,5l Folsom, Franklin 59,58,46,45,18,38,6, 59,50,10,54 Gildemeister, Sheryl l8,38,39,40,49 Hage, Ronald 19 Haugland, Arthur 19 Hecht, Judy 19 Janclera, Richard 6,7,19,10,22,49 Knutson, Sharon 7,60,35,36,43,19,35, 39,40 Kolander, Dennis 59,58,56,19,7,54,55 Koster, Gail 19,138,139 Lemickson, Robert 19,7 McGuire, Brian 19,7 Minor, Linda 35,36,46,47,44,45,l9,40, 41,7,49 Ostwald, Karen 19,36,38,39,40,49 Pavelko, Daniel 42,20 Pigman, Marjory 34,43,19,7,10,6O,49 Plantz, Norman 20,42 Pletz, Carol 35,20,7 Pohlman, Willard 42,20 Rasmussen Kristen 46 47 34 37 36 20 33,60 Reder, Delbert 42,20 Reder, Paul 42,20 Rehwaldt, Carolyn 35,34,20,7,10,22 Rogers, Jacqueline 34,43,20,7 Roslansky, Kathryn 34,35,2O,49,10 Rossow, Jeannette 34,20,7,49 Rue, David 59,58,37,36,56,21 Schmidt, Joanne 35,21,6,7,10 Spoo, Doris 21 Svoboda, Janet 34,43,21 Svoboda, Joanne 34,43,2l 7 3 7 7 I I l Swenson, Diane 34,37,36,43,21,6,7, 10, 60 Temlitz, Beverly 35,34,36,43,21,6,7, 10,60 Trondson, James 21,39 Trondson, Sheryl a5,37,ae,43,21,:ss,:s9, eo Vacura, Patricia 21,38,39 Vestweber, Donald 59,58,37,36,38,4O, 6,7,1O Voss, Daun 35,37,44,41,7,49,22 Walker, James 59,ss,4e,3e,37,38,4o,e, 49,s5,1o,22,54 Wedeking, James 59,58,46,17,56,7,51, 49,55,22 wee, Judith 34,36,30,39,22,60 GRADE 11 Anderson, Curtis 37,36,56,57,5,32 Bakalyar, Pamela 35,36,44,41,6,48 Bayerkohler, Larry 58,36,32 Benson, Linda 37,36 Bezdicek, Daniel 58,42,32 Bieber, Barbara 43,32,38,39,4O Bieber C stal 34 36 43 32 40 7 48 ! ry I i 1 J ! I 7 10,60 7, Index Easterday, Ronald 58,32,48 Fox, Jim 53,57,32,48 Henning, Paul 42,32,38 Johnson, Valoyce 35,36,43,32,48 Kienietz, Richard 32 Kilen, Helen 35,43,44,32,38,39,4O,16, 51 Kolander, Daniel 42,5,32,l6,48, 10 Kolander, Theodore 42,32,48 Kroeger, Darvin 58,56,57,3Z,6,48,54 Majerus, Jerald 58,32 Mau, Catherine 43,32,38,39 Mikulina, Jean 32 Milbrath, Daryl 58,42,56,57,5l Miller, Yvonne 32 Mosley, Dianne 35,36,32,48 Murphy, Margaret 35,36,32,6,7,10 Pavelko, Bernard 42,32 Pohlman, Barry 42,32 Rients, Sherrill 43,32,38,39 Rossow, Lavonne 32,6,7,48 Rubis, Steve 58,57,32,50 Schmoll, Joyce 43,32 Siemers, Eilene 34,32,7 Swanson, Edna 35,46,32,16,50 Thomas, Eileen 46,36,32 Tordsen, Walter 32 Trondsen, Kay 35,43,32,38,39,40,6,48 Updike, Carol 35,34,32,38,39,48,60 GRADE 10 Baumann, LaNe1l 30,43,39 Beardsley, John 58,30,37,54 Bettin, Owen 30,37,36,57 Bezdicek, Delores 30,43,51,60 Bezdicek, Sharon 43 Bjorklund, Priscilla 30,43 Brewington, Gary 7,30,59 Burks, Richard 30,37,36,10,39,57 Carlson, Ann 30,34,36,43,40 Cholick, Marie 30,37,36,43,39 Daberkow, Dianne 30,37,36,43 Daberkow, Jerry 30 Darnell, Gaylen 3O,56,57,51,54 Erickson, Ruth 30,43,38,39 Fechter, Richard 30,58,6,39,1O Fetcho, Norma 30 Gott, Donna 30 Gott, Nanna 30 Grein, Fred 30 Grein, Janelda 30,34,43,60 Grein, John 3O,37,36,42,56,57,58,54 Greiner, Patricia 30,36,60 Harmening, Kenneth 30 Henning, Edward 30,38,39 I-lesemann, Joyce 30,35,36,37,39,43,44, 40,6,7 Hodnefield, Carol 30,39,43 Holtan, Abigail 30,37 Horn, Robert 30,42 Ihrke, Lois 30,34,38,39,4O,43,6O Iverson, Anita 30,34,35,39,43,60 Johnson, Ethel 30,37,36,39,4O Johnson, Lowell 30,37,57,58,39 Kilen, John 30,42 Knutson, Laurel 30,35,37,39,43 Krueger, Marva 30,43,60 Langenberg, Paulene 30,34,36,43,39, 7,60 Leighty, Judith 31,43 Lemickson, Darrel 31,42 Lemickson, Jerome 31 Lindberg, Allen 31 63 Madsen, Linda 3l,34,37,39,7,60 Malchow, Louise 36 Micklos, David 31 ' Murphy, Linda 31,60 Nasby, Patricia 31,34,36,37,39,40,60 Ostwald, Jean 31,43,6O Peters, Donna 31,46,38,39 Pohlman, Ricky 31 Prochaska, Robert 31 Rasmussen, Jory 31,58,36,37,39,54,7, 57,56 Rodenberg, Karen 31 Roesner, David 31 Roesner, Ronald 31,42 Roslansky, David 31,58,37,36,42,39, 23 Rossow, Lynn 31,35,37,36,41,43,60 Rossow, James 31,39 Rubis, Stephanie 31,34,36,37,39,43,7,6 Schlottach, Anita 31,34,35,36,37,43 Schulz, Cheryl 31,40 Shannon, Gary 31,7,58,54 Sherack, Mark 31 Siemers, Joanne 31,46 Smith, Carol 31 Smith, Lynne 31,36 Soukup, Teresa 31 Spangler, Jerald 31 Stensrud, Craig 31,57 Stoyke, Carol 31,38,39,43 Svoboda, Mary 31,43 Swanson, Leila 31,43 Sydness, Alice 35,31,36,43,39 Teig, Sheryl 31,36,39,40,43,7 Theisen, Candyce 34,36,43,44,41 Thoreson, Elaine 31,43,38 Thoreson, Jane 31,36 Timko, Terry 31,36,42,7,58 Tordsen, Stanley 31,58 Updike, Janet 31,60 Vacura, Gary 31,57 Wachal, Kathryn 3l,36,44,39,60 Wagner, Ray 31,42 Wagner, Sharon 31 Ward, Myra 3l,25,29,4l,43,60 Werner, Roger 31 Zellar, Gerald 3l,38,39,59 GRADE 9 Altman, Bonnie 28,46,43 Altman, Davie 28 Aumer, Dennis 28,7,54 Bakalyar, Terry 28 Balcik, Mike 28 Bretzman, James 28,42 Burmeister, Larry 28 Christiansen, Diane 28,37,43 Dunse, James 28,42 Eichorn, Dianne 28,43,39 Handzus, Charlene 28,36,43,39,6 Hartneck, Jeanette 28,37,43 Heide, Dean 28,42 Hequet, Marcelline 28,39,34,36,43,44 Hodnefield, Elaine 28,36,43,39,60 Honenstien, Diane 28,6,39 Ihrke, Ruth 28,43,6O Johnson, Merlene 28,46,37,43,39,6 Sponsored by: HOME STORE SCHLOTTACH CONSTRUCTION LAKEFIELD TAP ROST FUNERAL HOME Johnson, Ronald 28 Jones, Terry 28 Kasper, Michael 28 Kelly, Mary 28,36,43,10,60 King, Kathy 28,37,43,10,60 Kolander, Linda 28 Kolander, Lorna 28 Kraft, Woodrow 28,42 Krueger, Lyle 28 Langenburg, Merle Jean 28,35,36,4 Lindberg, Ruth 28,43 Loudermilk, Sybil 28 Majerus, JoAnn 28,43,10,60 Matasovsky, Judy 39 Minor, Scott 28,6,7,54 Moore, Roberta 28,36,43,39,60 Mosley, Fred 28,57,54 Nappin, Sheridan 28,39,6,60 Norgrant, Kathryn 28,37,36,43,7,60 Neitzel, Nancy 28,43,1O,60 Pavelko, David 28,42 Pavelko, Eugene 28,42 Peterson, Mary 29,39,43 Poelaert, Marilyn 29,39 Pohlman, Bonnie 29,35,37,10 Rasmussen, David 29,55 Rients, David 29 Rogers, Shirley 29 Roslansky, Suzanne 29,36,43,39,6O Rue, Bruce 29,58,37,36,6 Rue, Katherine 29,43 Schultz, Daniel 29,58 Spoo, Paul 29,42 Stevens, Allan 29,42 Swanson, Kay 29,413,159 Sylwester, Martin 29 Temlitz, Marvin 29,42 Trondson, Jeanne 29,43 Tungland, Marcia 29,43,60 Wagner, David 29 Ward, Judy 29,37,36,43,60 Wee, Debbie 29,36,60 Welp, Michael 29,38,54 GRADE 8 Anderson, Robert 26 Bezdicek, Barbara 26,60 Baloun, David 26 Baumann, Merla Jean 26 Burks, Ruth 26 Burrneister, Brenda 26,60 Burmeister, Darla 26,60 Cholick, Hubert 26 Field, Diane 26,37,60 Grady, Doyle 26,6 Hamann, Glen 26 Hedge, Keith 26 Heine, Roger 26 Hodnefield, Kathleen 26 Jenness, Harry 26 Knauss, Steve 26 Kolander, Dale 26 Kolander, Lynn 26 Koster, Linda 26 Kroeger, Janet 26,60 Leighty, Laura 26,6,60 Lemickson, Debra 26 Majerus, Larry 26 Malchow, James 26 Matasovsky, Joyce 26 Minor, John 26 Moore, Douglas 26,6 Nesssth, Janet 26,60 3 Noe, Moena 26 Olson, Carole 27 Olson, Thomas 27,6 Paulding, Richard 27 Peters, Eugene 27 Pohlman, Diane 27,60 Pohlman, James 27 Post, Pamela 27 Prochaska, Sharon 27 Rodenburg, Carol 27 Roesner, Robin 27,60 Rogers, Debra 27 Roman, Mary 27 Russell, Nancy 27 Soukup, Elaine 27 Spoo, Jeanne 27 Stoyke, David 27 Suelilow, Dennis 27 Swanson, David 27 Swanson, Linda 27 Swanson, Lynne 27 Swanson, Peggy 27 Swenson, Marilyn 27,34,37,36,6O Thaemlitz, Brenda 27 Thaemlita, Darlene 27 Vancura, Barbara 27 Wilson, Kenneth 27 Wiese, Barbara 27,6,6O Wolff, Linda 27 GRADE 7 Bayerkohler, Karen 24,60 Baumann, Larry 24 Bezdicek, James 24 Bieber, Wayne 24 Bjorklund, Michael 24 Burmeister, Audrey 24 Burmeister, Gary 24 Cranston, Keith 24 Cross, Glenda 24 Erickson, Gloria 24 Fox, Teri 24,60 Gentz, Alton 24 Gentz, Linda 24,60 Griener, Gerald 24 I-Iaack, Dale 24 Hanzus, Michael 24 Hanson, JoAnn 24 Hasara, Michael 24 Hawks, Lloyd 24 Hittner, Mary 25,6,1O,60 Hodnefield, Elinor 25,6,60 Hodnefield, Ann 25 I-Iodnefield, Patricia 25 Horn, Susan 25 Johnson, Matthew 25 Kelly, Jeanne 25,37,36,60 Kelly, Michael 25,6,55 King, Susan 25,60 Knutson, Bruce 25 Krogh, Blaine 25 Krueger, Marcene 25,10,6O Kruse, Douglas 25 Leighty, Teresa 25 Majerus, Joyce 25,10,6O McDowell, James 25 Murphy, Marcia 25,60 Nasby, Robert 25 Pavelko, Kent 25 Plantz, Judy 25 Plantz, Larry 25 Poelaert, LaDonna 25 Prochaska, Diane 25 Rademacher, Lesley 25,10 Rasmussen, Larry 25 Roesner, Evelyn 25 Roman, Nickie 25 Rubis, Paul 25 Rue, Craig 25 Rue, Kevin 25 Russell, Michael 25 Schulz, Naomi 25 Seleen, Michael 25 Sherack, Mary Jane 25 Smith, Candiss 25 Soukup, Joanne 25,6 Svoboda, Catherine 25,10 Sydness, Janet 25 Thoreson, Karen 25,60 Ukasick, Donna 25 Voss, LeeAnn 25,60 Vrchota, Donald 25 Vrchota, Ronald 25 Wagner, Terry 25 Ward, William 25 Welp, Steve 25 Wendel, Marilu 25 Wolff, Marlyne 25 Wright, Linea 25 FACULTY Mr. Ahlquist 9,12,58 Mrs. Bettin 12,14 Mr. Hittner 9,12 Mr. Johnson 12,57,58,59 Mrs. Kelly 13,60 . Kivell 9,13,39 E Mr. King 12,54 Mr. McDougall l0,13,53 Mr. McCool 13,14 Mr. Moore 7,12,35 555 . Muchlinski l3,56,58,59 . Nasby 12,37 . O'Connor 13,l4,42 Mrs. Reese 12,43 MI. Richardson 7,13,34,48,49 Mrs. Russell 7,12 Mrs. Swearingen 7,10,13, 14 SCHOOL BOARD Curt Costello 11 Dr. V. Doman ll Dr. G. Donaldson 11 Supt. V. W. Madsen 11 Arvid Nesseth 11 John Pletzll 11 George Rentchler 11 Leonard Trosin ll OTHERS Mr. Madsen 15 Mrs. Neumann 3 Mr. Pengra 15 Mrs. Rossow 15 Miss Schultz 15 Mrs. Stanley 4 Sponsored by: ALVIN AND LLOYD CLOTHING E. P. ALLISON lKE'S WHITEWASH SERVICE DR. L F. WOODS 64 1 mme.. 'umm ee-...V