Leroy Ostrander High School - Leroyan Yearbook (Le Roy, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1968 volume:

Table of Contents Athletics Music Organizations Awards Seniors Underclassmen Administration Grades Advertising ACTIVITIES QUEEN KING JAN FRANK MARY VICTORINE AND RICHARD LAGHSON CAROL MARLOW AND FRANCIS MOE ROYALTY 1968 JANE SOOHRADA AND MICHAEL HARRINGTON KAYE JOHNSON AND DAVID HANSON Coronation 6 S1N3A3 9NIWOD3WOH CARNIVAL The Carnival is the Largest Money aalcing project sponsored by the Student Council. It is geared to reduce delinquency during Halloween as well as to provide fun and entertainnsnt for young and old. oanes requiring every type of skill are employed. Among these are bean bag toss, football throw, post office, jail, and sponge throw which accidentally resulted in an egg throw. There is a cake walk for parents and an animal walk for children. All activities are in fun and enjoyed by everyone. All this we can credit to our bard working Student Council President, Hark Sinter. 8 SENIOR CLASS PLAY NOVEMBER 17-18 WIND The Senior class trip to Chicago was an experience we will never forget. It was very educational as well as a great deal of fun. The train ride was long, but very enjoyable. We stayed at the Sherman House which Is located In the Loop. We visited two euseues and had two tours of the city. We saw the slues, hippies, old mansions and beautiful apartment houses. We visited the City Zoo and we saw the play Marne. Last, but not least, we had free time during which we ate, caught some shuteye or raised ealn. All In all, our trip was made very enjoyable by our chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Bauubach, and Mr. and Mrs. Finhart. 13 14 Progress n . p • • CLASS OF 1968 Row Pie: Paul Nelson, Kaye Johnson, Ruth Rodenz, Debbie Rendahl, Mark Kinter, Frank Cum.’ ings, Barb Hancock, Barb ' infield, Sharon Davis, Barb Christianson, Pat Stock. Row Two; Cyndee Nelson, Julie Hannon, Mary Victorine, Sue Sorenson, Jean Bye, Steve Rice, Mary Meyers, Ardelle Jacobson, Larry Krupke, Marilyn Hindt, Nancy Thorson,Jane Souhrada. Row Three: Linda Siskow, Karen Ahrens, Don Hancock, Mick Skaran, Carol Marlow, Mike Harrington, Kathy Pine, Tom Hovde, Jere Volkart, Dave Hanson, Lloyd Start, Duane Leonard, Jan 3rownlow. Row Four; 1 ayne Erie, Iel Hendrickson, Don Orum, Art Berg,Kerry Derry, Boo Volkart, Roger Schroeder, Grant Ellingson, Rick Lageson, Carlton Ness, Francis Moe, Brian Johnson Row One - Steve Mammon, Paul Blum, Dennis Rice, Curt Davis, Tom Hovde, Stan Bergan, Jerry Miller, Tom Bye, Larry Sween. Row Two - Mick Skaran, Dan Cummings, Steve Cornelius, Roger Derry, Mike Harrington, Allen Olson, Kim Schumann, Jere Volkart, Dave Hanson, Gene Miller, Bruce Hungerford, Dave Cummings. Row Three - Dennis King, Brian Johnson, Don Orum, Francis Moe, Grant Ellingson, Roger Schroeder, Dale Francis, Rick Lageson, Bob Volkart, Alan Hanson, Wayne Siskow. Coaches-Mr. James Weber, Mr. Larry Swenson, Mr. Manly Osborn, Mr. Richard Gladen. VARSITY SQUAD Football All Conference Left to Right: Dale Francis, Francis Moe, Bob Volkart, Don Orum, Tom Hovde, Dave Hanson, Curt Davis. Captain - Bob Volkart 18 Spring Valley 20 LeRoy-Ostrander 7 Preston 6 LeRoy-Os trander 0 LeRoy-Os trander 21 Lyle 0 LeRoy-Os trander 12 Qlenville 2 LeRoy-Os trander 20 Adams 7 ♦ Orand Meadow 12 LeRoy-Os trander 2 LeRoy-Ostrander 25 Rose Creek 0 LeRoy-Ostrander 33 KLkton 0 LeRoy-Ostrander 27 Rice villa 7 LeRoy-Obtrander bad another winning season In football. The Cardinals were second In the conference with a 5-1 record and a 6-3 record over all. Senior standouts were Bob Volkart, Francis Hoe, Don Oruw, Toe Horde, Micky Skaran and Boger Schroeder. The Cardinals started alow, losing their first two ball gaasa, bat then winning six out of the next seren. During the season the Cardinals out scored their opponents by 150 points to 58 points. 19 Left to Right: Row One - Steve Hammon, Jerry Miller, Tom 3ye, Larry Sween, Craig Stanbro, Wane Souhrida, Craig Orum, Larry Hindt, Brian Roe. R£W Two - Billy McCloud, Bob Reynolds, Dennis Winfield, Lynn Peterson, Dave Cummings, Kim Schumann, ’Wayne Siskow, Danny Cunnings, Larry Christenson, Danny Cartney, Mr. Osborn. B C Football Left to Right: Row One - Mr. Weber, Alan Mahoney, Randy McCloud, Rick Skaran, Danny Bartel, Jim Bye, Russel Roe, Gary Morse, Dave Meyers, Bill Elliott, Bruce Vatne. Row Two - Brad Duenow, Danny Swenson, Brian Bergan, Gary Nolte, Alan Hansen, Tom Hindt, Jim Hovde, Jim Elliott, Alan Miller, Paul Scott. Row Three - John Schwenn, Brian Harrington, Tom Soltau, Vernon Siskow, Gearld Payne, Jim Rice, Harlan Larson, Wayne Olson, Terry Schumann. 20 Left to Right: Coach Manly Osborn, Allen Olson, Dave Hanson, Rick Lageson, Mick Skaran, Francis Moe, Gene Miller, Grant Ellingson, Steve Peters, Danny Peters, Craig Miller, Dale Francis, Manager Kerry Derry. A B BASKETBALL Lef't to Right: Coach Jin Weber, Brad Stohr, Dennis Lidke, Joe Wherry, Craig Oram, Larry Vreeman, Dan Cartney. Danny Peters, Mike Jones, Kin Schumann, Larry Christenson, Steve Jones, Jerry Miller, Randy Miland, Manager Darrell Hanks. 22 What determines a successful season? If the won and lost record Is the only thing considered, you would have to say this was an unsuccessful season. But If you take into consideration what was really gained and accom-pllshed during the year you begin to see a different picture. Such things as working together as a teas, the sportsmanship gained, and the determination and hard work displayed. All of these things will be a tremendous benefit to each and every athlete in his later years. Therefore, you can come up with only one conclusion. This was a successful yearl ALL-CONFERENCE We They Spring Talley 57 76 Elkton 1 1 56 Glenville 53 70 Adams 51 1 2 Harmony 58 71 Lyle U7 73 Grand Meadow 1 1 58 Glenvilla 61 80 Rose Creek 57 65 Elkton 51 69 Spring Valley 60 71 Adams 51 50 Spring Grove 59 1 9 Lyle 52 57 Preston 60 65 Rose Creek 69 71 Riceville 63 55 Grand Meadow 72 53 23 Managers Darrell Hanks Kerry Derry Co-Captalna Mick Skaran Dave Hanson C TEAM front Row; Rickey Skaran, Danny Bartel, Alan Hanson, Brad Duenow, Brian Bergan, Hark Bohlen, Dave Meyers. Second Row: John Schweim, Mike Marriott, Jin Hovde, Alan Killer, Gary Nolte, Alan kosenthal, Terry Schumann. Third Row: Mr. Monroe, Gerald Payne, Keith '.'herry, v ayne Olson, Bob Holnen, Top to Botton: Carolyn Cartney, 5eb Hailing, Paula Hungerford, Karen Volkart, and Connie Iverson. Basketball B CHEERLEADERS Wrestling left to eight: Patsy ’.arson, Pat Baidwln, and Bonnie 3ack. CHEERLEADERS Left to night: Kaye Johnson, Vicki Hoe, Jan Broimlow, Sharon Austin, and Manette Hutchins. Basketball Wrestl ing INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT RESULTS Holiday Tourney: 1st Frank Cummings Steve Rice 2nd Tom Hovde Curt Davis 3rd Wane Souhrada Arlen Heathman Dave Cummings Dan Cummings Region Is 2nd Steve Rice District II: 1st Steve Rice Frank Cummings 3rd Curt Davis Dave Cummings Don Orum Tom Hovde State Meet: Uth Steve Rice 27 Left to Right: Bruce Vatne, Randy McCloud, Billy Elliott, Paul Scott, Dave Lawson, Torn Soltau, Harlan Larson, Marvin Koppen. B C WRESTLING Front Row: Mitch Cornelius, Brian Harrington, Tom Rye, Jim Rice, Russ Roe, Jim Bye. Bac Row: Steve Hammon, Steve Cornelius, Bruce Hungerford, Jim Adams, Alan Hanson, Wayne siskow. Front Row, Left to Right; Brian Johnson, Don Qrum, Dan Cunnings, Stan Bergan, Denny Rice, Terry Hammon. Back Row, Left to Right: Tam Hcrvde, Steve Rice, Dave Cunnings, Curt Davis, Frank Cummings, Wane Souhrada. 'A' WRESTLING Tri-captains: Steve Rice, Don Orum, and Frank Cunnings. Thew to 1 We 5 Rushford U3 9 Ellendale 35 11 Spring Valley 30 Conference Tourn. 2nd 7 Houston U2 9 Austin Pacelli 35 23 Hamony 21 Frank Cushings, and Don Oruw Coachs: Mr, Mr. T liking, The y 21 Hayfleld 21 21 Caledonia 21 13 Spring Valley £9 6 Chatfield 38 16 LaCrescent 22 12 Preston 30 0 Orand Meadow Uii Diet. Tourney 3rd were selected co-Captains for the year and filled their Jobs very well. There were fifteen letteraen this year, of these we will be graduating six, which should wake for a good experienced nucleus for next year. It was a successful season ana we gained a lot of experience and knowledge for next year. The LeRoy-Ostrander wrestling team ended the 1967-66 season with a 10-1-2 dual ■set record, second In the conference, second In the holiday tourney, and 3rd In district two. Managers: Duane Larry 29 Z?JL.yLV ?an eters, 3illy niiot, 'in Bice, 'in Flliot, 'ohn Schwenn. avid arson, Dennis Pidke Do'.? Tvo: r. Pollings, lick Tageson, Francis Foe, Steve Cornelius oraig DtVnbro, Allen Ison, Stan Bergan, Paul Blum, Bob Volkart, Dave Hanson, Steve Rice Baseball Bow 'ne • Terry ”iller, Bob 'olnen, Barry SVeen, Alan Miller, Russell Poe, Tim Bye, Tin Pi’c’e, Yed Schuler, Randy Anderson, Arlynn 'Tess, Dennis Mdke, David Parson P.ow Two: Fr. sborn, Steve Cornelius, Stan Bergan, Steve Peters, Gene Hiller, Kin TcHunann, Francis Hoe, Bob Volkart, Dave Hanson, Steve Peters, Craig Arum, Tom Bye Chuck Filne, Arol McCaslin, Dennis Harvey, Barry Krupke, Hick Skaran, Bob Milne, Don Victorine, Steve Pageson, Jerry IBrupke, Rickey Skaran Golf Left to Right: Row One - Mike Jones, Marvin Koppen, Janice Eastvold, Janice Brownlow, Gladys Schott, Marcia Tangen, Debbie Stevens, Judy Jacobson, Kathy Allen, Debbie Nagele, Mary Hansen, Mr. Sherburne, Arlen Heathman, Rick Lageson. Row Two - Dennis King, Nanette Hutchins, Mary Tangen, Cyndee Nelson, Paula Hungerford, Sandy Leslie, Judy Payne, Peggy Larson, Barb Winfield, Steve Peters. Row Three - Joe Wherry, Mary Meyers, Marlys O'Groske, Dorinda Tangen, Susan Paulson, Alan Olson, Barb Hanson, Sharon Austin, Carol Marlow, Lance Krueger. Row Four - Patsy Larson, Barb Soltau, Patty Baldwin, Diane Lawson, Sue Sorenson, Dave Lawson, Wayne Erie, Kathy Boe, Karen Volkart, Dona Nolte. Row Five - Kathy Pine, Danny Peters, Duane Leonard, Dennis Harvey, Steve Lageson, Jeanne Bye, Shirley O'Groske, Kaye Johnson, Jane Souhrada, Arol McCaslin, Ward Ellingson. SENIOR Left to Right: Rick Lageson, Kaye Johnson, Sharon Austin, Mr. Sherburne, Jan Brownlow, Peggy Larson. BAND The beginning of the school year meant marching for the band. With the arrival of a new band director, we learned a number of new routines which we performed during halftime of all home games. With Christinas around the comer, we started playing Christinas music and presented a concert shortly before Christinas. After the concert we had a dance in the old gym. In January, we had the privilege of hearing the Augustana College Band, of which Mr. Sherburne was a former member. Spring meant contest, hard practice, and concerts. We had many ensembles as well as solos entered in the contest. Our school was also the host for the district large group in April and the host for the regional-state contest in May. Over all this year has been very active, educational, and enjoyable. 32 Left to Right; Row One - Harlan Larson, !• Ian Rosenthal, Debbie Peters, Lila Peterson, Barb Mossyge, Rachel Hanson, Charleen Hutchins. Row Two - Brian Bergan, Alan Hansen, Linda Boyd, Cheryl McKenzie, Joy Eastvold, Michelle Marriott, Jennene Hellickson, Karen Kinter, Liz Nelson. Row Three - Dennis Allen, Keith Wherry, Tom Soltau, Bruce Vatne, Dorothy Hanson. Row Four - Russell Roe, Brian Harrington, Brad Duenow, Bob Holmen. Row Five - Jan Hawkins, Mr. Sherburne, Vicki For land, Kathy Marlow, David Meyers, Barb Victorine. Junior High Band Grade School Band Left to Right: Row One - Pam Ellingson, Nancy Nolte, Janice Wherry, Kathy Baldwin, Debbie Stern, Marshall Johnson, Bob Olson. Row Two - Guy VanTries, Craig Orke, Cindy Taylor, Ann Reagan, Carmen Blake, DeAnn Elliott. Row Three - Mike Nagele, Neil Vatne, Jeneen Jones, Cindy Eastvold, Donna Krupke, Cindy Henderson, Mary Bye, Kevin Kinter, Kirk Baumbach. Row Four - Pam Winfield, Jim Mossyge, Linda Barker, Diane Bergan, John McKenzie. Row Five - Lori Woosley, Lana Hungerford, Pam Morse, Mr. Sherburne. Swing Band Front Row, Left to Right: Jan Brownlow, Janice Eastvold, : motto Hutchins, Patty 3.-0.d-vin, ’-’syne Brie, Patsy Larson. Back Row, Lef to Right: Alan Hanson, Steve Peters, Kathy Pine, Barry Peters, Ward Ellirgson, Arol Mc-Caslir, Steve Lagoson, and Perris King. Drum Majorette Majorettes Majorettes: Pat Stock and Beb Rendahl. Drum Majorette, Left: Jane Souhrada. 34 Left to Right: Row Cue - Mrs. Kempe, Barb Christenson, Vicki Ullom, Mary Hansen, Kaye Johnson, Barb Soltau,Debbie Hailing, Carolyn Cartney, Candy Skaran, Carroll Forland, Kathy 3artel, Deb Rendahl, Nancy Thorson, Karen Volkart, Dona Nolte, Alice Schuler, Kathy Shaw, Sue Volkart, Jan Eastvold. Row Two - Pat Stock, Pam Davis, Sue Paulson, Bonnie Back, Eileen 3erg, Linda Pine, June Heathnan, Jan Brownlow, Julie Hammon, Patty Main, Becky I-'ossyge, Diane Larson, Debbie DeVries, Karen Ahrens, Carol Marlow, Judy Hofner, Nanette Hutchins, Barb ’Infield, Jane Souhrada, Kathy Ruud. Row Three - Joanne Terbeest, Sue Sorenson, Janice Kohn, Sandy Leslie, Marlys O'Groske, Kathy Allen, Gladys Schott, Paula Hungerford, Ardelle Jacobson, Barb Wherry, Judy Jacobson, Debbie Nagele, Linda Siskow, Sharon Austin, Dorinda Tangen, Patsy Larson, Patty Baldwin, Peggy Larson, Kathy Boe, Vicki McCloud, Vicki Hellickson. Row Four - Mary McDonald, Jeanne Bye, Mary Meyers, Kathy Pine, Tom Soltau, Matt Meineke, Brad Duenow, Danny Peters, Duane Leonard, Larry Ihns, Frank Cummings, Stan Bergan, Gene Miller, Warren Woosley, Wayne Erie, Kerry Derry, Arol McCaslin, Dennis Harvey. Mixed Chorus The first performance of the choirs was the Christmas concert entitled Voices of Chrfet-mas. Both groups appeared on KAUS television during the Christmaa holidays. Twice during the year they put on concerts for the student body. The second half of the year was spent preparing for contests. Both groups received star ratings at the District level. The Girl's Glee Club received a star rating at the State-ReginaL level. The Spring concert I Hear America Singing was held May lit. Last performance was at Baccalaureate Services on May 19. We would like to express our deepest gratitude to our director Mrs. Alice Kempe for the many hours she spent preparing and planning for our concerts and our very important contests which were held here this year. Left to Right; Vicki McCloud, Kerry Derry, Pam Davis, Frank Cummings, Stan Bergan, Ardelle Jacobson, Kathy Ruud, Mrs. Kempe, Peggy Larson, Sandy Leslie. 35 Left to Righti Row Onet Connie Iverson, Pa Davis, Barb Christianson, Mary Hansen, Kaye Johnson, Barb Soltaa, Barb Hanson, Kathy Bartel, Carol Forland, Debbie Rendahl, Dona Nolte, Janice Eastvold, Karen Powell, Sne Volkart, Vickie Helllckson, Mary MacDonald, Katie Stock Row Twoi Vicki tnioM, Pat Stock, Sne Paulsen, Bonnie Back, Debbie DeVries, Mary Tangen, Diana Larsen, Eileen Berg, Linda Pine, June Heathaan, Julie Haamon, Karen Ahrens, Judy Hofner, Nanette Hntchlna, Jane Souhrada, Vickie McCloud, Sandy Leslie, Kathy Rudd Row Threat Kathy Allen, JoAnn Turbeest, Janice Cone, Barb Vheory, Kathy Pine, Dorinda Tangen, Candy Ska ran, Patty Main, Marlys O'Oroekie, Jan Brownlow, Anjelle Jacobson, Linda Siskow, Sharon Austin, Patsy Larson, Pat Baldwin, Peggy Larson, Kathy Boe Directort Mrs. Kenpe GIRLS GLEE CLUB JUNIOR CHOIR Left to Right: Row Onei Mrs. Kaaipe, Karen Klnter, Vicki For land, Lila Peterson, Jan Hawkins, Dorthy Hanson, Joy Eastvold, Bruce Vatne, Randy McCloud, Dennis Allen, Brian Bergan, Allen Hansen, Terry Schumann, Allen Mahoney, Jan Brownlow Row Two: Barb Victorine, Ll« Nelson, Linda Boyd, Charleen Hutchins, Kathy Marlow, Mark Bohlen, Danny Bartel, David Meyers, Michelle Harriot, Cindy Noasek, Keith Wheery, Toney Soltau, Harlan Larson Row Threei Linda Stanbro, Sharon Harvey, Carol Langdon, Debbie Peters, Barb Mossyge, Mary Os land, Sandy Las tine, Linda Os land, Tvonne Mayer, Cheryl MacKensle, Rachel Hansen, Mike Harriot, Oerald Payne, Bruce Mensink ___ MADRIGAL Left to Right: Row One - Patty Stock, Kaye Johnson, Mary Meyers, Janice Brownlow, Peggy Larson, Barb Soltau, Mary McDonald. Row Two - Wane Souhrada, Arlen Heathman, Ardelle Jacobson, Kathy Pine, Nanette Hutchins, Jeanne Bye, Warren Woosley, Frank Cummings. Row Three - Duane Leonard, Dan Peters, Larry Ihns, Dan Cummings, Don Victorine, Jere Volkart, Gene Miller. Director - Mrs. Kempe DUET Ardelle Jacobson, and Janice Brownlow. CRISTAIBTTB'S Left to Right: Jan Brownlow, Kaye Johnson, Jeanne Bye, Karen Ahrens, Carol Marlow, Kathy Pine. ELITES Left to Right; Barb Soltau, Judy Payne, Peggy Larson, Sandy Leslie, Nanette Hutchins, Kathy Boe. DUET Diane Lawson, and Kathy Bartel. TRIPIE TRIO WOODWIND QUINTET Left to Right: Jan Brownlow, Peggy Larson, Carol Marlow, Mary Hansen, Nanette Hutchins. CLARINET QUARTET Left to Right: Peggy Larson, Sharon Austin, Sandy Leslie, Susan Paulson. SAXOPHONE QUARTET Left to Right: Patsy Larson, Barb Soltau, Wayne Erie, Janice Eastvold. ORGANIZA TIONS Advisor - Mr. Baumbach, Prescient - Mark Kinter, Vice President - Ardelle Jacobson. Top to Bottom - Jane Souhrada, Mary Iverson, Debbie Hailing, Carol Forland, Vickie Forland, Sue Nagel. Top to Bottom - Rick Lageson, Gene Miller, Steve Lageson, Chuck Milne, John Schwenn, Gerald Payne. National Honor Society STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: Carol Marlow, Wayne Erie, Karen Ahrens. Front Row: Marilyn Hindt, Mary Victorine, Jane Soxihrada, Barb Hancock, Mark Kinter. Standing, Left to Right: Sharon Austin, Barb Hancock, Sue Paulsen, Glenda Nauman, Karen Ahrens, Shirley O'Groske, Dave Boyd, Paul Blum, Peggy Larsen. Wane Souhrada, Vickie Roe, Kathy Shaw. Seated, Left to Right: Mary Victorine, Jane Souhrada, Marilyn Hindt, Carol Marlow, Wayne Erie, Mark Kinter, Advisor Mr. Harvey. The F.T.A. has once again oroved to be fun for members and helpful to the teachers. Those in the organization helo teachers in both the elementary and high school, and many of them teach occasionally in the grade school. Vfe have been quite busy this year. We worked at conferences as hosts and hostesses and had an evening orogram and tea to honor former teachers. Our December meeting was made more interesting by having college kids who were former LeRoy students tell us about their college. In this way we could get a better idea of what some of the area colleges were like and have a students point of view of his or her college. Some of the things we participated in were F.T.A. day at Mankato State College,and the F.T.A. exchange of students. Five students from LeRoy exchanged with five from Lakeville for two days in February. It was a lot of fbn as well as educational for those participating. Kerry Derry-Parliamentarian Kathy Pine-Treasurer Arlen Heathman-Scorekeeper Peggy Larson-Secretary Barb Soltau-Historian Kaye Johnson-Vice President Marilyn Hindt-President Future Teachers of America Row One: Mrs. Kempe, Kathy Shaw, Judy Payne, Dorinda Tangen, Sandy Leslie, Pam Davis, Kaye Johnson Vickie Ullom, Bonnie Back, Mary Hanson, Mrs. Forrester. Row Two: Barb Winfield, Debra Rendahl, Barb Soltau, Marcia Tangen, Peggy Larson, Sharon Austin, Sue Paulson, Linda Siskow, Pat Baldwin, Janice Kohn, Mary Meyers. Row Three: Kathy Boe, Marilyn Hindt, Karen Ahrens, Arlen Heathman, Duane Leonard, Kerry Derry, Wayne Erie, Kathy Pine, Carol Marlow, Barb Wherry, Patsy Larson. Back Row; Vice President-Peggy Larson, Advisor-Mrs. Hanson, Historian-Kathy Pine, Front Row: Soph.Rep.-Vickie Ullom, Song Leader- Jan Brownlow, Secretary-Ardelle Jacobson, Jr. Rep.-Sandy Leslie, President-Carol Marlow, Treasurer-Sharon Austin, Sr. Rep.-Jean Bye FHA Cur Crphan Tsai Tsang-Jung Row One: Bonnie Back, Connie Iverson, Carol Forland, Kathy Allen, Candace Skaran, Diane Larson, Judy Payne, Mary Iverson, Mary Hanson, Mrs. Hanson. Row Two: Kathy Rudd, Cyndee Nelson, Sharon Davis, Pam Davis, Vickie McCloud, Vickie Ullom, Debra Rendahl, Sue Volkart, Sandy Leslie, Dorinda Tangen. Row Three: Janice Kohn, Pat Stock, Mary Tangen, June Heathman, Sue Paulson, Glenda Nauman, Debra DeVries, Dona Nolte, Kaye Johnson, Jane Souhrada. Row Four: Karen Volkart, Pat Baldwin, Jan Brownlow, Peggy Larson, Carolyn Cartney, Barb Soltau,Diane Lawson, Paula Hungerford, Mary Cartney, Jan Chism. Row Five: Deb Hailing, Sharon Austin, Deb Stevens, Marilyn Hindt, Kathy Boe, Joanne Terbeest, Sue Sorenson, Jeanne Bye, Marcia Tangen, Barb Hanson. Row_Six: Nanette Hutchins, Patsy Larson, Barb Wherry, Shirley O'Groske, Linda Pine, Kathy Pine, Carol Marlow, Karen Ahrens, Mary Meyers, Ardelle Jacobson. 42 Row One - Larry Sween, Dennis Miller, Brian Roe, Steve Hammon, Larry Christenson, Jan Brownlow F.F.A. Sweetheart, Dennis ''infield, Larry Hindt, Paul Nelson, Billy McCloud, David Nelson. Row Two - Wane Souhrada, Dennis Rice, David Lawson, Steve Rice, Lloyd Start, Roger Derry, Gene Miller, Darrell Hanks, Jerry Miller, Bruce Morse, Mr. Haugland. Row Three - David Larson, Arlen Heathman, Leo Schott, Lance Krueger, Stan Bergan, Dan Cummings, Curt Davis, Harold Noe, Jim Adams, Joe Wherry. Row Four - Dave Cunnings, Dave Hanson, Larry Vreeman, Dennis King, V.'ayne Siskow, Melvin Hendrickson, Brian Johnson, Alan Hanson, Mike Harrington, Danny Cartney. Future Farmers America Left to Right: Jane Souhrada-Sentinel, Mike Harrington-Vice President, Brian Johnson-President, Roger Derry-Reporter, Jan Brownlow-F.F.A. Sweetheart, Curt Davis-Treasurer, Stan Bergan-Secretary. 43 Front Howt Kathy Rudd, Ardelle Jacobson, Mary Mayers, Maggy iArson, Mr Gladen two: Barb Soltau, Linda Slskow, Sue Sorenson, Vickie Hellickson, Barb Winfield, Bat Stock, Sandra-La site, Debra Rendahl, Kaye Johnson, Mark Kinter Row three: Janet ftiism, Jean T%re, Karen Ahrens, Nannette Hutchins, Marilyn Hindt, Shirley O'Droske, Joanne Ter bee at, Marcia‘Tangen, Mary Cartney, Rhonda Os land, Kerry Derry, Duane Leonard, Don Hancock ANNUAL STAFF Peggy Larson, Kathy Rudd Mary Meyers, Ardelle Jacobson Mark Kinter and Don Hancock Photographers Row One - Peggy Larson, Marilyn Hindt, Mary Hansen, Jane Souhrada, Jan Brown-low, Joanne Terbeest, Miss Schal, Rick Lageson. Row Two - Kathy Shaw, Bonnie Back, Kathy Ruud, Marcia Tangen, Jan Kohn, Barb Soltau, Patty Baldwin, Cyndee Nelson, Barb Winfield, Pa Davis, Vicki Ulloa, Kaye Johnson, Mark Kinter. Row Throe - Sharon Davis, Linda Siskow, Sue Paulsen, Barb Wherry, Shirley O'Groske, Carolyn Cartney, Nancy Thorson, Debbie Hailing, Sue Volkart, Carol Marlow, Mary Meyers, Patsy Larson, Jean Bye. PAPER STAFF Throughout the school days of LOHS students, the Red and White Reflector has been the official newspaper of the entire student body. It recorded the many events that occurred during the 1967-1968 school year. The staff was divided into four main divisions which are as follows: Layout and typing, sports, feature, and news. An editor was chosen for each division. They are Peggy Larson, Marilyn Hindt, and Rick Lageson. This year our paper acquired a new look. Instead of sending the outline to the LeRoy newspaper staff, the school staff did all of the work by using stencils. This was time consuming but it also saved money. By doing the entire paper ourselves, we were able to put one out more frequently. We feel that the paper was basically a success this year. It served as a quide to all of the Cardinal activities and was followed by a complete summary. The Red and White Reflector, as well as all other school sponsored organizations, offer a sense of pride to all who become involved. These activities and the students that belong to them, reveal a sense of respect end LOHS school spirit and help develop a true sense of responsibility and integrity in the individual. Left to Right: Mary Hanson, Jane Souhrada, Jan Brownlow, Joanne Terbeest 45 MPfMWI Igft to Riprht; Nancy Thor son, Darid Larson, Connie Irerson, Carol J-ferlow, jane Souhrada, Sharon Harrey, Cfrant Sllingson, Me heal Marriott, Vickie Rowe, M s. fcGowan, Diane larson LIBRARY STAFF OFFICE STAFF I ft to Right: Vicki Roe, Kay Johnson, Marilyn Hindt, Barb Hancock, Mary Msyers, Ilnda Siskow, Sue Sorenson, Barb Winfield, Ardelle Jacobson, Marcia Tangen, Ifct Stock 46 Row One: Mrs. Hastings, Mary Tangen, Pat Stock, Carol Marlow, Jean Bye, Jane Souhrada, Karen Powell, Dona Nolte. Row Two; Karen Volkart, Sue Sorenson, Marilyn Hindt, Linda Siskow, June Heathman, Patty Maine, Janet Nolte. Row Three: Mary Meyers, Bonnie Harrington, Debra Stevens, Judy Hofner, Kathy Pine, Ilene Harrington, Marcia Tangen, Ardelle Jacobson. GRA SPEECH 2ow_ne: Mary Iverson, Diane Larson, Vicki Roe, Gladys Schott, Sharon '.ustin, David Larson, Peggy Larson, Barb Soltau, Sue Volkart, and Uary Hanson. Row Two: Jan Dastvold, Ardelle Jacobson, Nanette Hutchins, Barb herrv, Carol Harlow, Shirley O'Groske, and Jane Souhrada. lovr Three: Steve Peters, Don Orum, Dale Francis, Mick Skaran, and ' 'ane Souhrada. r’ront Hot.': Mr. Oladen, Mr. Osborn, Mr. Wilking, Mr. Swenson, Mr. Monroe, Mr.J.-Jeber. ■'■econd Pot.-: Steve Lageson, Jerry Killer, Dave Cummings, Dan Cummings, Danny Peters, Jane Souhrada, Terry Hannon. Third Row: Arlen Heathman, Dennis Rice, Bruce Hungerford, Dennis King, Dave Lawson, Stan Bergan, Allen Olson, Gene Miller, LeRoy Harvey, Roger Derry. Fourth Row: Alan Hanson, Curt Davis, Tom Hovde, Bob Volkart, Rick Lageson, Grant Sllingson, Kerry Derr; , Duane Leonard, Dale Francis, Steve Cornelius. Fifth Row: Mark Kinter, Frank Cummings, Mike Harrington, Don Orum, Steve Rice, Brian Johnson, Dave Hanson, Francis Koe, Mick Skaran. «� • boya above, pictured with their coaches, all received a letter for sports in which they have been active during the year. The Athlete of the Tear award is given to the boy who the coaches feel has participated well In sports and who has achieved the sost In these sports. This year the recipient of this award was Steve Rice. Steve has participated In football, track, baseball and wrestling. He has represented LeRoy at the State met placing first, second and forth. He has played an important part on the football teas as well as traek and baseball. 50 HOME ' 4 4 ✓ VI5IT0I o (T am � • 5u k:: : °r ka ra tJbitiid, 'ir.fdul m. .Lin ifedd] iW 100 WINS The trophy given to Store Rice is to honor hie 100 straight wine during his last three year of wrestling. Stere is pictured here with his wrestling coaches shortly after he received his 100 wins trophy. Mr. Oladen is congratulating Stere Rice and Frank Cunnings for their victory at the Regional Wrestling Meet. Steve placed second and won the right to cow pete at the State level, ‘rank placed fourth. Both boys were very happy with their achievements. 51 STATE MUSIC WINNERS The above etudente all received A ratings at the State Hislc Contest, which was held In LeRoy. Ardelle Jaoobson received It on her Mssso Soprano solo. Wayne Erie received an A on his Tenor Saxophone solo. Hanette Hutchins received an A rating on her bassoon solo. Jan Brownlow received •n A rating on her Soprano solo. Hot pictured but also recipients of an A rating was the Jr. Girls Sextet, Ubodwlnd Quintet, and Vocal Duet by Jan and Ardelle. 52 Ardelle Jacobson and Jane Souhrada were privileged this year to represent our school at the District Speech contest. Carol Marlow presented her speech at the Regional level. Jan Brownlow, ecstatically happy, is seen here receiving the Music Student of the year award. In order to receive this award you Bust have been active in many phases of nuaic. Jan has been in band four years, chorus three years, accompanist for two years, and has received A ratings at the State-Regional contest on her flute solo and soprano solo. Leadership is the key to Student Council success. TTiis year Mark Kinter, Student Council President and Ardelle Jacobson, Vice President received their pins for doing such a superb Job. 53 Other awards were received but not pictured. The Science Student of the year was Wayne Erie. The Math Student of the year was Karen Ahrens. The Home Economics Student of the year was Ardelle Jacobson. The Betty Crocker Home make r of the year was Mary Meyers. Jane Souhrada was District I Daughter of the American Revolution and naiied one of the outstanding teenagers of America. Also naaed outstanding teenager was Carol Marlow. Shirley O'Qroske was elected Oirl State representative and Peggy Larson was elected her alternate. Brian Johnson is pictured here with his award for being elected District XV Sentinel. Below, Brian was naaed this year's Future Faraer of America. This award is given to the boy who achieves an outstanding record in FFA and who shows outstanding leadership ability. 54 SENIORS LET HIM THAT WOULD MOVE THE FIRST MOVE WORLD HIMSELF CLASS FLOWER WHITE ROSE CLASS COLORS BLUE AND SILVER 56 Karen Elaine Ahrens Glee Club 2,3,Ii Chorus h Sextet 2,3,1; Jr. Class Play Sr. Class Play 1 F. H. A. 2,3,li N. H. S. 2,3 1; F. T. A. 1 Annual Staff h Arthur Edwin Berg (Art) Male Quartet 2 Madrigal 2 Student Council 1 Janice Renae Brownlow (Jan) Vocal IXxet 3 k Sextet 1,2,3,1 Band 1,2,3,1 Glee Club 2,3,1 Chorus U Swing Band 3,1 Madrigal 3,1; Paper Staff 2,3,1 Co-Editor U Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play U F. H. A. 1,2,3,1 Homecoming Queen h F.F.A. Sweetheart 3 Band Queen U Band Officer k Glee Club Officer 3 Prom Waitress 2 Cheerleading 1,2,3,1 Barbara Ann Christenson (Barb) Glee Club Chorus Prom Hostess F. H. A. Frank Emmett Cummings Mrdrigal 3,!i 2,3,1 Chorus h 1 Wrestling 3 ,)• 2 Football 3 1 Track 1 Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play k Prom Waiter 2 F.T.A. 3 Chorus President I 57 Homecoming King h Sharon LaRae Davis F. H. A. 3,14 Paper staff 3,14 Library staff I4 Kerry Dean Derry Chorus h Manager: Football 2,3,14 Basketball 2,3,14 Baseball 2,3,1 Class Officer It Chorus Officer 1 Jr. Class Flay 3 Sr. Class Play 1 Speech 2 Lettermans Club 2,3,U F. T. A. 2,3,14 F. F. A. 1 Annual Staff I4 Grant Steven Ellingson Library Staff 2,U Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play U Football 1,2,3,U Basketball 1,2,3,1 Baseball 1,2,3 Track 1,2 Wayne Allen Erie Band 1, 2,3,14 Chorus 14 Stage Band Male Double 2,3,1 Quartet 14 Sax Quartet 1 Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play 14 N. H. S. 2,3,14 F. T. A. 14 Class Officer 3 N. H. S. Officer U Solos 2,3,1 Michael Duane Harrington (Mike) Jr. Class Play 3 F. F. A. Football 2,3,U Wrestling 1,2,3 Track 1 F. F. A. Officer h Homecoming Attendant h Prom Waiter 2 Donald Warren Hancock (Don) Band 1 Speech 1 Photo Club 2,3,b Annual staff h David Allen Hanson (Dave) Band i Football 2,3,1 Basketball 3,1 Baseball 2,3,1 Track 1 F. F. A. 1 ,2,3,1 Prom Host 2 Sr. Class Play 1 Class Officer All Conference 3 Football 1 Basketball 1 F. F. A. Officer 3 Marilyn LaVonne Hindt Glee Club 2 Jr. Class Play 3 Speech 1 F. H. A. 2,3,U F. T. A. 3,U G. R A. 1j2j3 U Annual Staff 3 U Paper Staff U Office Staff U N. H. S. 2,3,U F. T. A. Officer h N. H. S. Officer U Thomas Bernard Hovde (Tom) Football 1,2,3,h Wrestling 1,2,3� U All Conference Football h 59 Ardelle .Ann Jacobson Glee Club 1 ,2,3,1 Chorus 1 Duet 3,1 Sextet 2,3 Glee Club Officer 1 ,2,3,1 Class Officer 1,3 Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play 1 Prom Waitress 2 Speech 1,1 F. H. A. 1,3,1 F. T. A. 3 G. R. A. 2,3,1 Student Council 2,1 Library Staff 2 Annual Staff 3,1 Paper Staff 3 Office Staff 3 Mark Douglas Kinter Band 1,2,3 Jr. Class Play 3 Speech 1 N. H. S. 2,3,1 Annual Staff 1 Paper Staff 1 Student Council l� Football 1,2,3 Wrestling 1,2,3 L Club 1, 2,3,1 Manager 1 Class Officer 2,1 N. H. S. Officer 3 Richard David Lageson (Rick) Band 1,2,3,1 Swing Band 2,3,1 Trumpet Trio 1 Trumpet Solo 1,2,3,11 Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play 1 Paper Staff 1 Football 1,3,1 Basketball 1,2,3,1 Track i ,1 Baseball 2,3 Golf 2,3,1 Student Council 1 Homecoming Attendant 1 Band Council 1 Prom Waiter 2 Brian Ray Johnson Band Football Basketball Track Baseball Wrestling Jr. Class Play F.F.A. Officer Lettermans Club F. F. A. F. F. A. Dist. Sentinel 60 Kaye Marie Johnson Band 1,2,3,1 Chorus 1 Glee Club 2,3,1 Sextet 1,2,3,1 Madrigal 3,1 F. H. A. 1,2,3,1 F. T. A. 2,3,1 Cheerleader 1,2,3,1 Homecoming attendant 1 Prom Waitress 2 Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play 1 Office Staff 1 Paper Staff 1,2,3,1 Annual Staff 3,1 Student Council 1 G. R. A. 2 Class Officer 1,3 F.T. A. Officer 1 Band Officer 1 Carol Jean Marlow Band 2,3,1 Chorus 1 Glee Club 2,3,1 Horn Solo 3 Paper Staff 1 Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play 1 Speech 1 N. H. S. 2,3,1 F. H. A. 2,3,1 F. T. A. 2,3,1 G. R. A. 2,3,1 Girls State Homecoming 3 Attendant 1 Class Officer 3,1 N. H. S. Officer 1 F. H. A. Officer 1 G. R. A. Officer 1 Duane Keith Leonard (Duey) Chorus U Band 1,2,3,a Swing Band 2,3 Madrigal U Double Quartet 1 Sr. Class Play U F. T. A. 3,1 F. F. A. 1 Annual Staff U Manager: Wrestling 3,1 Football I Track 3 L Club 3,1 Mary Ellen Meyers (Maynard) Band Chorus Madrigal 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3 Sextet 2 1 1 1 Speech Jr. Class Play Sr. Class Play F. H. A. 1,2,3, F. T. A. G. R. A. 1,2,3, Paper Staff 3,1 Annual Staff 3,1 Annual Editor 1 Office Staff 1 Homemaker Award 1 JVancis Lee Moe (IVancie) Band 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3,1 Football 1,2,3,1 Track 1,2,1, Wrestling 1,2,3 Basketball 1, Jr. Class Play Sr. Class Play 1, F. F. A. i All Conference Football 3,it Wrestling Co-cap tain 3 Cynthia Marie Nelson Mary Ellen McDonald (Cyndee) (Mac) Band 1, 2,3,a Chorus Jr. Class Play 3 Glee Club 3,1 Sr. Class Play a Madri gal Speech 3 Speech F. H. A. a Jr. Class Play Paperstaff a Sr. Class Play Annual staff ir-tr-jr-jr-uj ro Jane Marie Souhrada Glee Club 1,2,3,1 Chorus 1 Band 1,2,3,U Swing Band 1,2,3 Drum Majorette 2,3 U Speech 1,2,3,1 Paper Staff 2,3,1 Co-Editor 3,1 Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play ! N. H. S. 1,2,3,1 F. H. A. 1,2,3,U G. R. A. 1,2,3,U Student Council 3,U Homecoming Attendant I4 Prom '-Jaitress 2 D.A.R. Dist. 1 I4 Outstanding Teenager u Class Officer 3,U N. H. S. Officer h F. H. A. Officer 1 G. R. A. Officer 2,14 Student Council Officer 3,U Linda Ann Siskov; Glee Club 2,3,1 Chorus 1 Sr. Class Play 1 Speech 3 G. R. A. 1,2,3,1 F. T. A. 3,1 F. H. A. 1,2,3,1 Annual Staff 3,1 Paper Staff 3,1 Library Staff 1 Michael Steven Susan Marie Sorenson Skaran (Sue) (Mick) Glee Club 2,3,14 Football 1,2,3,li Chorus U Baseball 2,3 Band 1 ,2,3,14 Golf 2,3,1 Sextet 2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,1 F. H. A. 1,3,14 Student Council 2,3 G. R. A. 1 ,2,3,14 Speech h Annual Staff 3,U Office Staff I4 Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play 14 62 Lloyd Clifford Start Band 1,2,3 Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play U F. F. A. 1,2,3,1 Photo Club 3 Patricia Gene Stock (Pat) Chorus h Sextet 1,2,3 Majorette 1,2,3,1 Madrigal 1 Glee Club 1,2,3,1 Speech 1 Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play 1 G. R. A. 1,2,3,U F. H. A. 1,2,3,U Annual Staff 3,1 Paper Staff 1 Office Staff 1 % Mary Pat Victorine Majorette 1, Library Staff Office Staff Jr. Class Play Sr. Class Play Prom Waitress Homecoming Attendant 1 G. R. A. 2,3 N. H. S. 3,1 Speech 1,2 Class Officer h Science Fair 1,2 Robert Duane Volkart (Bob) Wrestling 1 Basketball 2,3 Football 2,3,1 3aseball 3,U Track 1,1 All Conference Football I Barbara Ann Winfield (Barb) Glee Club 1,2,3 Chorus 1 Band 1 ,2,3,1 Swing Band 2,3 Sextet 2 Prom Waitress 2 Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play 1 F. T. A. 3,1 G. R. A. 2 F. H. A. 1,2,3 Annual Staff 3 ro fr-w r j Paul Richard Nelson Wrestling 1,2,U F. F. A. 1,2,3,1 Donald Lee Orum (Don) Football 1,2,3,! Wrestling 1,2,3,! Jr. Class Play 3 Speech 1 All Conference Football li Wrestling Co-Captain 1 Debra Karen Rendahl (Debbie) Glee Club 2,3,1 Chorus 1 Majorette 1 ,2,3,1 Speech 1 Prom Waitress 2 Office Staff 3 Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play 1 F. H. A. 1 ,2,3,1 F. T. A. 3,1 Annual Staff 3,1 Drama Club 2 Kathleen Ann Pine (Kathy) Band 1, 2,3,1 Swing Band 2,3,1 Brass Quartet 3,1 Vocal Solo 3,1 Horn Solo 3,1 Chorus 1 Glee Club 2,3,1 Sextet 3,1 Madrigal 3,1 Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play 1 Speech 2,3 F. H. A. 2,3,1 F. T. A. 3,1 G. R. A. 3,1 F. H. A. Officer 1 F. T. A. Officer 1 Steven Douglas Dice (Steve) Wrestling 1,2,3,! L Club 1,2,3,1 Football 1,2,3,1 F. F. A. 1,2,3,1 Track 1,2,3,! All Conference Wrestling 1,2,3,! ioo vans 1 Dancy Jean Thorson Glee Club 1,3 Chorus 1 Paper Staff 1 Jr. Class Play 3 Speech 1,3 library Staff 3,1 64 shush: 65 Vice-president-Kerry Derry; Secretary-Mark Kinter; President-Carol Marlow; S.C.-Jane Souhrada; Treasurer-Kary Victorine; S.C.-Rick Lageson Mr. Johnson-Advisor Mr. Baumbach-AdYisor Mr. Harvey-Couneolor CLASS PROPHECY As I entered La Roy, through the suburb of Taopl, I wondered what ay old gang, the class of S8 was up to thirteen years later. My wandering alnd caused we to swerve Into the other lane and a collision followed. Who should cliub from the other car Moaning, This is the third car this week, ■y dad will kill we, but Debra Reodahl. I assured her I was fully covered by Larry Krupke's Mutual of LeRoy. We heard sirens in the distance. They came closer and there was Sherrif Carlton Mess on the scene. He was closely followed by Dave Hanson, driving the ambulance for the Marts Hutchins Hanson funeral Home. Out joaped Dr. Lloyd Start who laaedlately fainted at the sight of blood beaause photographer Marilyn Hlndt had cut her finger on her caaera. Another siren approached, which proved to be the paddy wagon driven hf Jeannle Bye who is now running Jeannle Bye Paddy Wagons, Inc. I was shoved inside and we took off for the Justice of the Peace. We knocked on his door and were greeted by the butler Paul Nelson. He told us the Hooorable Cyndee Nelson would be with us shortly. Meanwhile I picked up the LeRoy Dependent to read the headline that stated Mick Skaran for President . It also said that Don Orua, who has aided the past three losers, was his caapalgn manager. I turned to the aovle listings for the LeRoy area. Soae of those listed were Oeorgie Boy, starring Rick Lageson, the playboy of LeRoy. Also listed was In Wara Blood featuring Francis Moe and Jere Volkart. I also found the latest Issue of Playboy to leaf through. It is now edited by Kerry Derry and their ace photographer Is Mark Klnter. The fold out for the aontb was Nancy Thorson. My lawyer, Mike Harrlngtoo, advised ae to plead guilty since he was sure I would be given only a ten dollar fine so I did. I was sentenced to two years of hard labor on Ruth Rodenzs Rough and Rugged Ranch for reckless drivers. I was dragged to ay cell by that heartless warden, Kaye Johnson. Her faithful assistant crackshot Christianson followed. Barb had sixteen notches lo her gun. The prison chaplain cams to visit ae. He Introduced hiaself as Reverend Hendrickson but asked ae to call hla Brother Mel. My first aeal arrived, brought in by Karen Ahrens. I took ooe bite and laaedlately gagged. I asked who was responsible for this. She said, Brian Johnson. Why, don't you like Blggy Brians Better Beans? I gagged again and asked her to send for the doctor. Janice Brownlow M.D. soon caae followed by her assistant Art Berg. She asked how he would diagnose this case. He was sure It was Japanese toe rot, but Jan knew It was just a stomach ache because aany people got this froa Brians Beans. She had to run right off, promising to look in on ae later, because she bad to help another lnaate, Grant Xlllogson who had gotten his head stuck In between the bars and stubbed his toe. Due to ay exceptionally good behavior I was soon up for parole. Fortunately for ae, ay parole officer was ay old friend Sue Sorenson. When I reminded her of all our good times she had to let ae off easy. So I climbed once more Into my car and took off. I decided to continue ay visit to LeRoy, which had been interupted for two years. As I rolled down the highway, I passed a large building, which was painted with the words Frankies Funny Farm Fertilizers, Frank Cuminge, President; Bob Volkart, Secretary. I also passed the towering Haaaon Eggs building. Julie Is the egg queen of the nation. Rit I began to notice a curious knock In ay engine and I caae to a sudden halt in the alddle of the road. Mot being mechanically inclined, I decided thh the road. Mot being mechanically inclined, I decided the only to do was call a garage. So I hiked on down the road to a house with an astonishing number of kids around. I spotted a familiar face in the crowd, Toe Bovde who proved to be the proud father of the brood, I stated ay purpose and he called Hey, Beb where is the phone7 Then I realized that this was Barb Winfield, from the good days. I called a garage and they assured ae they would have a mechanic out soon. Shortly after a pickup trucks caae zooming down the road and out hopped a greasy grimy mechanic. He was a real email guy bat he appeared to be competent. He finished the Job In short order and whipped off his cap to cool off. To ay surprise it was another of the old gang, Pat Stock. She told ae that she Is now employed at the MAM garage, working under Mary McDonald and Mary Meyers. I set out on ay way once again. Polling up to a red light, I noticed a huge white truck aloag side. The side read Slskow City Street Sanitation.Service, Linda Slskow, Propriety The side read Slskow City Street Sanitation Service, Linda Slskow Proprietor. Another familiar sane. Further down the street was a sign that pointed out Leonards Import Motors. Duane seems to be doing a booming business with Barb Hancock as his top sales nan. 66 My stomach told me It was tiwe to eat and since ay cupboards were bare I pulled into the nearest grocery store, Souhrada'a Super Service Super Market. Wien I walked down the aisles I realized how ■uch the world had changed during wy confinement. Steve Rice is now pictured on the Wbeatles package and Ardelle Jacobson is the new Little Miss Sunbeam. On my way down the aisle I met Don Hancock who iaforeed ae he has advanced to the position of head carry out boy. The check out girl, Sharon Davis told me of a recent counterfleting scare in the area. But, there was nothing to worry about since the gang of Mary Victorlne and Carol Marlow bad been apprehended. I lumped back into ay car just in time to bear the latest news. The expedition of Pine and Erie had aade a perfect landing on the moon. I pulled out of the parking lot and in my cooceotratioo on what I had learned about the lod gang I swerved into the wrong lane and there was a terrible erash. OH NO 1 Hot again. CLASS WILL Karen Ahrens to Vicki Roe her love of country western auslc Art Berg to LeRoy Harvey and Lane Doryse his good times since they need to get out and enjoy themselves more Jan Brownlow to Rhonda Osland her sweet Innocent ways Jeannle Bye to Shirley O'Oroske her drum sticks and skill at getting along with Mr. Sherburne Barb Christianson to Barb Smltmu her shy retiring manner. I wonder Wiy? Frank Cummings to Rick Eastvold his 53 Plymoth so Rick can get down to everybody elses level Sharon Davis to Vicki McCloud the Davis family secrets in case she ever needs to know Duane Leonard to Kathy Rand and Joenoe terbeest his Job in the lockerroom so they can help out the team Ghent KLllngeon to Paul Blum his grace and agility Nayne Erie to Kathy Boe his aaz playing ability so she can be a good section leader next year Julie Hamm on to Eddis Koppen her halrstyllog ability Barb Hancock to Marcia fangeo her talent at being an office girl so the school can carry on next year without her Don Hancock to Roger Derry his secrets in the art of being a grocery boy 67 Dave Hanson to Mannett Hntchlne his other backet seat every week-end Mike Harrington to Stan Bergen his horse so he has transportation while the $7 is incapacitated Mel Hendrickson to Curt Davis his straight dark hair Toes Bovdd to Debbie Buenel Ms weights Ardelle Jacobson to Allan Olson her sweet soprano voice Brian Johnson to Mary Iverson his talent as a farwer Mark Klnter to Barb Hharry Ms Bonds so As can get the paper delivered soooar Larry Irupke to Steve Peters Ms deep lnnor thoughts what ever they are? Hick Lageson to Sharon Austin his tendency to bnrp Carol Marlow to Mary Cartney her ability to get aloog with Mrs. Hastings Mary McDonald and Mary Meyers to Arlan Heatbsan their tenor voices so he can carry on without thee next year trends Hoe to Carolyn Welland his big fktendly grin to go with her giggle Cyndse leleoo to lorn an lastsold her sophistication Paul lelson to Dale Francis Ms height so he can get ap where the basket Is Cot less to Janies Kohn Ms cautious, careful driving habits Don Oron to Mary Hansen his beg black boots cuz she wants thee Kathy Pine to Ronnie Osland her careful studloos ways Debby Rendahl to Loren Bastland her ability to twirl baton Steve Rica to Bob Milne his nodesty Ruth Rodeoz to Blleen Harrington her lunch room skills lo hope that the Lunch inproves Linda Slskow to Leo Schott her talent at beating the street cuz by the local accident reports she thinks he needs It Sue Sorenson to Craig Miller and Bruce Morse her nights out with the girls Mary Tlctorlne to Alan Hanson her sexy walk Jane Souhrada to Sue Vblkart her ability to understand the opposlt sex ee she can understand these older eon Lloyd Start to Steve Cornellous Ms wide oval tires for Ms TO Pat Stock to Denny King her short skirts just Incase the styles change lancy Thoraon to Vicki Helllokson her good tines In Ostrander and the surrounding countryside Jere Vollcart to Lance Krueger Ms good health and perfect school attendance record Kerry Derry to Ronnie Sehroeder and Denny Rice Ms ability to dance Bob Volkart to Sandy Leslie his skill at the high Juap so she can help out hhe tean next year, but they had better get a different unlforw for her Mick Skaran to Peg Larson Ms talent at golf. Marilyn Hlndt to Janet Chlse her short blond hair Kay Johnson to Brucs Hnogerford her cheerleadlng outfit 68 JUNIOR Left to Right: Student Council - Gene Miller, Pres. - Mary Hansen, Student Council - Mary Iverson, Treas. - Sharon Austin, Sec. - Judy Payne, V. Pres. - Allen Olson. CLASS jgft to Right: Row One- Mrs. Hanson, Mary Iverson, Sandy Leslie, Kathy Ruud, Janice Kohn, Susan Volkart, Vickie McCloud, Judy Payne, Mary Hansen, Barb Soltau. Marcia Tangen, Mr. Bjurlin. Row Two- Mr. Swenson, Vickie Hellickson, Vickie Roe, Ton Beddow, Kathy Boe, Peggy Larson, Dennis Rice, Bruce Morse, Rhonda Osland, Joanne Terbeest, Sharon Austin, Row Three-Jan Chism, Mary Cartney, Carloyn Weiland, Arlen Heathman, Curt Davis, :ruce Hungerford, Paul Blum, Allen Christensen, Steve Peters, Nanette Hutchins. Row Four- Ed Koppen, Norman Eastvold, David Lawson, Steve Cornelius, Gene Miller, Eileen Harrington, Shirley O'Groske, Barb Wherry, Stan Bergan, Lance Kruegar. Bob Milne. Row Five- Dennis King, Bruce Fisher, Allen Olson, Loren Eastvold, Alan Hansen, Dale Frances, Ronald Schroder, Richard Eastvold, Ronnie Osland, Roger Derry, Leo Schott. 70 Left to Right:Row Qne-Mrs.Kempe,Kathy Shaw, Janet Nolte,Dennis Killer,Dorinda Tangen, Pan Davis,Vicki Ullon,Delilah Yarwood,Bonnie Back,Mr. Rollings. Row Two-Brian Roe, Wane Souhrada, Patty Baldwin, Steve Hamnon,3ob Reynolds,Craig Stanbro,Jerry Miller,Jerry Krumpke,Candance Skaran. Row Three-Becky Mossyge,Barbara Feuerhak,Debbie Stevens,Glenda Nauman,Sue Paulson, Bonnie Harrington,Mike Stock,Linda Vilcox,Judy Hofner. Row Four-Susan Lidtke,Debbie Hailing,Patsy Larson,Warren Woosley,Arol McCaslin, Don Victorine,Dennis Harvey,Rainey Lageson,Marlgs O'Groske,Carolyn Cartney, Row Five-Dan Cunnings,Larry Inns,Steve Jones,Ward Ellingson,Danny Peters, V agne Siskow,Iynn Peterson,Bill Rodenz,Janes Adans. SOPHOMORE CLASS Dennis Harvey-Vice President, Steve Lageson-Student Council, Susan Paulsen-Secretary, Wane Souhrada-President, Carolyn Cartney-Treasure, Debbie Halling-Student Council. 71 Inft to Right: Row Cue - Mr. Wilking, Bill McCloud, Double Nagle, Dale Wilcox, Kathy Allen, Judy Jacobson, belores S wo ns on, Connie Iverson, Larry Sween, Dare Nelson, Mr. Qladen. Row Two - Gina Chisa, Diane Larson, Mary Tangen, Dennis Iddke, Chuch Milse, Janice Thors on, Ellen Berg, Donna Nolte, Karen Powell, Katie Stock. Row Three - Janice Eastrold, Debbie DeVries, Paula Hungerford, Jacalyn Kruse, Joan Schiaek, Patty Main, Gladys Schott, June Heathaan, Karen Volkart, Diane Lawson, Carrol Rorland. Row Four - Kathy Rartel, Ton Bye, Da rid Larson, Darrell Hanks, Dan Cartney, Mitch Cornelius,Brent Fisher, John Paul, Craig Orun, Barb Hanson, Larry Reyonlds. Row Fire - Iarry Hindt, Brad Stohr, Marrin Koppen, Mike Jones, Linda Pine, Kin Schunann, Larry Vrenan, Joe Wherry, Larry Hancock, Randy Miland, Mark Berg, Larry Christenson. NINTH GRADE Left to Right: Row One- Chuck Milne Carrol Forland-Student Council, Kim Schumann-President. Row Two- Diane Lawson-TTeasurer. Row Three- Karen Powell-Secretary, Regina Chism-Vice President. 72 Loft To Right: Row Che- Miss Schei, Karon Kinter, Vickie For land. Brad Duenow, Garry Morse, Catherine’Rodenz, Lila Peterson, Alan Miller, Jim Bye, David Flikki, Ricky Skaran, Mr. Weber. Row Two - Brian Bergan, Jim Elliott, Alan Rosenthal, Jim Hovde, Dawn Bowers, Jeanie Hellickson, Debbie Yarwood, Danny Back, Alan Hanson, Russell Roe. Row Three - Cheryl McKenzie, Diane Westphal, Barbra Mossyge, Wayne Olson, Debra Peters, Bob Holmens, Elizabeth Nelson, John Schwenn, Linda Boyd, Rachel Hansen. Row Four - Tom Soltau, Doug Hendrickson, Linda Oaland, Lew Winfield, Rick Derry, Vernon Siskow, Sandy Lastine, Brian Harrington, Harlan Larson, Randy O'Groske. EIGHTH GRADE Braa Duenow-Vice-President, Alan Hansen-President, Vicki Forland-Student Council, John Schwenn-Student Council, Lila Peterson-Treasurer, Karen Kinter-Secretary. 73 Left to Right: Row One - Kathy Marlow-Secretary Suzanne Nagel Student Council, Charlene Hutchins-Vice President, Joy Eastvold-Treasure, Row Two - Gerald Payne-Student Council, Dennis Allen-President. SEVENTH GRADE Left to Right: Row One- Mrs. McGowan, Bruce Vatne, Michelle Marriott, Dennis Allen, David Meyers, Linda Stanbro, Terry Hannon, Danny Bartel, Billy Elliott, Joy Eastvold, Sharon Berg, Randy McCloud, Mr. Osborn. Row Two - Leon Wilcox, Jim Nelson, Randy Anderson, Paul Scott, Dorothy Hanson,Marilyn Rodenz,Sharon Harvey, Jan Hawkins, Barb Victorine, Leu Winfield, Roger Wleland, Mark Bohlen. Row Three - Steve Sanders, Randy Harrington, Robin Hanks, Mike Marriott, Kathy Marlow, Carol Langdon, Charleen Hutchins, Arlen Ness, Cindy Nossek, Gary Nolte, Alan Mahoney, Row Four - Sue Nagel, Dennis DeVries, Keith Wherry, Yvonne Mayer, Jim Rice, Jarrod lloe, Bruce Mensink, Gerald Payne, Mary Osland, Danny Swenson, Terry Schumann, Tom Hindt. Mrs. DeLone Wood High School Secretary ADMINISTRA TION 75 Mrs. Robert Eastvold Elementary Secretary SCHOOL BOARD Loft to Rights Joyce Flnhart) Milo Hageloj Darold Tost) Hans Pauls an; Maurice Cartney) Olan Elllngion; Lyla McRoberta j Milo Roa ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Janet Hansor Hone Economics B.A. Brookings. South Dakota Gary Tate Industrial Arts B.S Mankato State College Mr. Farl Sherburne Music Dr ana B.A. Augustana College Mrs. Alice Kempo Chorus Music B.S. St. Cloud College Mr. Richard Harvey Guidance Counselor Senior Social Problems B.A. Augsburg College K.A. TT versity of Minnesota Mr. John Martin Social Studies Consumer Economics Business Jew American History .S. Upper Iowa University Mr. Milton '.liking Science B. S. Mankato State College Mr, Donald Haugland Agriculture B S. thiversity of Minnesota Mr, Richard Gladen lir. :Jorman Hanson Business Education Science B,S, llankato State College .■fet hematic 3 B.A, Luther College Mr. ?forris Bjurlin Mathematics B.A, Augsburg College Mr. Manly Osborn Business Education B.A. Luther Mr. James Weber B.A. English Dakota Wesleyan University Its. Dorothy IfcGowan English Librarian B«A, State College of Iowa Mr. Harry Rollings English Speech B.A. Wartburg College Miss Darla Schei Business Education Shorthand B.S. Mankato State College Mr. Larr; Swenson Civics Physical Education B.S. Mankato State College Back How - Son Peters, Duane Schumann. Front SoVr - 3111 Regan, Harley Renner, Lyle lie Roberts, Harlan Jacobson. Wheels of Freedom They feed the Multitude Mrs. Paulson Left to Light: Mrs. Mahoney, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Eastvold. Mrs. Kempe and Mrs. Vatne Grade School Phy. Ed. Earl Lamon, Frank Spellman, and Karl Kempe. Janitors Ray Olson Ostrander Cafeteria Staff Left to Right: June Heathman, Patty Main Eileen Harrington, Debbie DeVries, Ruth Rodenz, Cathy Rodenz. 82 Grade School Student Council GRADE ONE to Right: Row One- Grant Hutchins, Curtis Hastings, John Wade, John Bye, David Miller, Raymond Monson, Jimmy Heathmen, Kevin Eastvold, Jimmy Olson, Jon Bergan, Steven Lunning. Row Two-Kimberly Van Tries, Bonnie WiUdng, Judy Lidthe, Chris Scaglione, Any Stock, Carol Stohr, Gina Kempe, Connie Wherry, Jacquelyn Eastvold, Ann Plumb. Row Three- Jo Ann Hawkins, Danny Monson, Steven Speer, Michael Hendrickson, Lisa Hansen, Brenda Roe, Timmy Brandau, Brett Backus, Lori Holmen, Gregory Morse, Jayne Kasten. Absent-Shirley Winfield Teacher: Mrs. Larsen Left to Right: Row One - James Rendahl, Paul Hamlin, Bradley Peterson, Philio Hansen, Jay Hardecopf, Joel Lunning, Keith Wieland. Row Two - Dianne Olson, Elaine Miller, Tammi Christianson, Cindy Osland, Charlotte Harrison, Renae Hansen, Dawn Derry. Row Three - Susan Nagele, Cindy Duenow, Dean Stern, Charles Hastings, Steven Larson, Jeffery Morse, Cindy Payne, Kandi Albrecht. Teacher: Miss Bergland GRADE TWO Left to Right: Row One = Michele Nagele, Collen Koch, Joel Linderman, Randall Nagele, Tracy Bohlen, Barbara Swenson, Tommy Miller, Nancy Hailing, Juline Stockdale, Jackie Elliott. Row Two- Patty Monson, Joe Regan, Mark Mossyge, Russell Taylor, Mary Ellen Barker, Kathy Kling, Todd Branchau, Kari Brownlow, Dino Scaglione, Richard Hanson. Teacher: Miss Manning Absent-Clay Ellingson aboard! I i.eft to Right: Row One - Chris Brownlow, Bruce Turner, Terri Bohlen, John Regan, Lori Monson, Connie Blake, Liz Cartney, Jill Hardecopf, Douglas Harrington, Russell Wilcox, Darla Derry. R°w Two - Dale Payne, Ardis Larson, Kathy Linderman, Ellen Plumb, Randy Eastvold, Craig Hutchins, Tersa ’.lade, Peggy Hindt, Janice Tangen, Kevin Wieland, Douglas V herry. Teacher - Mrs. Engelson. GRADE THREE Left To Right: Row One- Michael Iidtke, Bruce Speer, Larry Jacobson, David Van Tries, Michael Bye, David burning, Robin Miller. Row Two- Kathleen Davis, Jody Scaglione, Cindy Wherry, Robert Hamlin, Margaret Westphal, Jennifer Lageson, Kristie McCloud. Row Three- Sharia Jensen, Stephanie Miller, Steven Nagele, Brian Medinnus, Eileen Pine, Randy Hansen, Shaun Elliott, Dixie Osland. Teacher- Mrs. Rollings Left To Right: Row One- Ricky Row, Billy Olson, Wyatt Christopherson, Rodney Batt, Randy Hanson. Row Two- Carolyn Berg, Debra Iverson, Patty Reynolds, Becky Eastvold, Diane Siskow, Lori Harlow, Jayne Bergan, Lisa Wade. Row Three- Mrs. Boulet, Dennis Swenson, Timmy Rice, Dianne Stern, Mary Johnson, Sandy Jacobson, Scott Rowe, Paul Oberding. GRADE FOUR Left to Right: flow One-Sherl Vatne, Colleen Stanbro,Scott VanTries, Kent Albrecht, Ricky Miller,Tony Schumann,Diane Swenson,Terri Brownlow, Row Two-Michael Wirtz,Bret Eaumback,Suzannet Taylor,Mary Medinnus,Susan IXienow, Julie Flnhart,Steve Cartney,Allan Barker,Randy Monson, Teacher-Krs. Weber thanksgiving Left to Right: Row One - Pam Morse, Cindy Eastvold, Debbie Stern, Cindy Henderson, Kim Albrecht, Anne Regan, Wendy Mohoney, Kathy Baldwin, DeAnn Elliott. Row Two - Ronnie Hanson, Cindy Taylor, Don Payne, Carmen Blake, Marshall Johnson, Randy Derry, Todd Scaglione, Cheryl Konson, Dick Soltau. Row Three -Jeanene Jones, Sheryl Hindt, David Stevens, Jim Mossyge, Susan Nagele, Karen Hanson, Harold Berg, John KcKenize, Lana Hungerford. Teacher: Mrs. Forrester GRADE FIVE GRADE SIX left To Right: Row One- Mark Linderman, Kirk Baurabach, Scot Scaglione, Michael Nagele, Joe ’.Jade, Rodney Miller, Kevin Kinter, Craig Orke, Lynn Miller. Row Two- Donna Jo Krupke, Susan Swenson, Lori Woosley, Linda Barker, Neil Vatne, Guy Van Tries, Bob Olson, Janice Wherry, Nancy Nolte. Row Three- Paul Batt, Pam Ellingson, Kathy Hanson, Diane Bergan, Donna Hindt, Mary Bye, Craig Jacobsen, Pam Winfield, Scott Stohr, Kenny Hovde, Mr. Reinhard Missing- Marie Lucas, Bonnie Edwards, Ricky Grems. feft to Fight- Pow nne - Pennis Yrn’ood, Keith Frnron, °teven -een, Prlp ' 'hristooherson, Allen Foster, Michael King, John Strain, Bobby Hammon. Pow Two - Linde T-Telden, Kathy Alderman, Terilyn Schmidt, Febecc 3 Tuschoff, Sherre Poster, Suzette Ter uson, Sheila Pavis. Pow Three - John Lawson, Melanie Hellickson, Denise Bunne, Mark Thompson, Mona Schwenn, David Miller,Timberly Hodson, Mark Thorson, Michele Miller. 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