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Freshmen Experience . . . Learn . . . Grow Ronnie Ehresman Susan Geffre Lori Gill Martin Head Jerrillyn Heyd Dale Hoffman Glen Hoffman Marsha Hoffman Peggy Hoffman Jerry Jasmer Warren Job Marcie Jundt Terry Jundt Bernadette Kallas LaDonna Kallas Joyce Ketterling Not pictured, Steven Kappes Upper left: Mike Maule serves as a waiter for the prom. Other wai- ters and waitresses were John Swanson, David Lapka, Warren Job, Mickey Skott, Peggy Hoffman, Marcia Hoffman, Lori Logan, Don- na Rath, and Cheryl Kracke. Upper right: Lori Logan, Ladonna Kallas, and Peggy Hoffman lead Freshmen in their first big year at LHS. Lower left: Wayne Mack, Doug Kindelspire, and Curtis Kolb sur- vey the scene at Geffre's Cafe. Low- er right: Frosh fire up for the Eu- reka basketball game. 20
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Doug Kindelspire Curtis Kolb Cheryl Kracke David Lapka Marsha I-echner Lori Logan Wayne Mack Mike Maule Douglas Merkel Jamie Merkel Melody Meyer Donna Morseth Lynn Nesby Kathy Neuharth Donna Rath Sue Rohrbach tr--futMCY DOOR Forty-seven Freshmen, carrying their paci- fiers, marched to Leola High School on October 20 to be initiated. The Freshmen were lead by their president, Lori Logan; their vice-president, LaDonna Kallas; and their secretary-treasurer, Peggy Hoffman. The mighty Sophomores chose the Freshmen's initiation costume, which in- cluded dresses for the boys and braids and bur- lap sacks for the girls. Upon their arrival at LHS, the Sophomores took the liberty of swear- ing in the Freshmen Class. As members of LHS, the Freshmen were represented in the Student Council by Kathy Neuharth and Wade Weiszhaar. The Freshmen had several projects through- out the year. They built their Homecoming float using a Snoopy and Woodstock theme, Somehow Winning Just Doesn't Seem Fair. They also hosted the annual Halloween Party. They gave Best Costume prizes which went to Greg Haux (1st), Josie Meier (2nd), and Susie Sieh (3rd). As a money-making project, the Freshmen sold candy. 21
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