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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1975 volume:

LE ROY 1975 Cardinal Play It Again ..............................5 Year In Review Seniors .................................. 12 Underclassmen .............................26 Instant Replay ............................32 Athletics Participation .............................64 Organization The Beginning .............................87 Grades Our Sponsors ..............................97 Time Is ....................................1 Too Slow For Those Who Wait 2 Moods Food For Accomplishment? Moods Friends Creating The World A New Each Day PLAY IT AGAIN Yesterday, Today, And More 6 Homecoming Upper Left: Attendents Craig, Lana, Ginny, and Todd during parade. Upper Right: Team heading for locker room at half time. Middle: Sophomores contribution for the float contest. Lower Left: King Jim and Queen Deb in the parade. Lower Right: Variety of socks on display for Sock Day of Homecoming week. October 5-11,1974 Upper Left: King and Queen reading scrolls at Coronation. Upper Right: Receiving line after Thursday nights festivities. Middle: One of the results of the Freshman during Homecoming week. Lower Left: Hat day ! Just one of the activities that went on through Homecoming. Lower Right: 4 of the attendants riding through mainstreet in the Homecoming Parade. Homecoming 7 Upper Left: First place float - Cards Overall , Created by Juniors; Upper Right: King Jim and’ Queen Deb. Lower Left: Royalty 1975, Row 1, L to R; Mark Nagele, Brad Speer, Jim Mossyge Deb Beddow, Julie Sorenson, Michelle Hem-mingway; Back Row: Todd Stockdale, John McKenzie, Craig Tangen, Vance Losey, Sandy Fiene, Sheryl Hindt, Lana Hungerford, Ginny Lentz. Center; Pom-Pon girls during half-time. Homecoming Yesterday. Upper Right: Rose presentation during half-time Friday night; Center; Marching Band presenting Drums Ride On ; Lower Right: Action during the game, Rick Roe, Left, and Bill Olson, Right. Homecoming 9 Sno-Week Sets Snow-week was scheduled the week before Christmas this year, with the thought of instilling a little extra bit of Christmas spirit in the halls of LOHS. The week started with the art class decorating the lobby windows for the yuletide season. On Friday we dismissed early for the afternoon activities. Among them were the sled race, tug-o-war, sno-ball throwing, and the best Christmas Character Contest. Sculpture 1- 7th 2- Freshman 3- Srs. 10 Sno-Week Winners Tug-a-War 1- 8th Grade Snow-ball Throwing 1- Jr. 2- Sr. 3- 7th Christmas Character 1- Soph. 2- Jr. 3- Sr. Holiday Mood Sno-Week 11 “Yesterday Is Going To Tomorrow . . . And Today Is Standing In-Between” Colors: Red White Flower: Red Rose KATHRYN GALE BALDWIN KIMBERLY KAYE ALBRECHT DEBRA JOY BED DOW HAROLD ROBERT BERG CYNTHIA JoANN EASTVOLD LARRY JOE BOEHMER RONALD WAYNE HANSEN DeANN PAULETTE ELLIOTT KAREN JEAN HANSON KIMBERLY JoANN HAUG SHERYL MARIE HINDT CYNTHIA FAITH HENDERSON JAMES DONALD MOSSYGE PAMELA JEAN MORSE JUDY JEAN NAGELE DOUGLAS DEAN NORBY BETTY LOU O'GROSKE DEBORAH ELAINE NOSEK RICHARD HERBERT SOLTAU SUSAN LUELLA SHAW MARCIA KAY SOUHRADA DAVID WAYNE STEVENS TODD OAKLEY STOCKDALE DEBORAH JEAN STERN REBECCA JOANN THORSON SANDRA KAE SWEEN LADD 18 Seniors Moments Of Merriment What do you get per gallon? What did you have in mind? You naughty Devil, you! Ste ady now, ste ady ! Funny 19 I got up here, but now how do I get down? Kith me you fool, Kith me Senior Banquet Stepping out for the evening was just one way to use the excess money the 75 Seniors had in their treasury. On April 11th the Holiday Inn South, in Rochester hosted the Senior . J Banquet. Though the parking was cramped and the food was late in being served, everyone enjoyed a last get-together with classmates and friends. 75 Class Trip Upper Left: A few of the gang getting ready for a night out at the go-carts G bumper cars. Upper Right: Betty G Larry relaxing in back of girls rooms. Middle Left: Crash Shaw racing down to the end for a crack-up. Middle Right: Group resting on hillside. Lower Middle Right: Bathing beauties Lana G Sheryl. Lower Left: Dick, John, G Dave enjoying the 80' weather. Lower Right: Don G Doug cooling off after a hard frisbee game. YESTERDAY S 6Din 0 TOnDRRjURnD TO DRY id BET r 22 Graduation Upper Left: Mrs. Daily presenting library aid certificate to Ann. Upper Right: Mr. Rominski awarding Ron with the I Dare You Award for top Sr. Boy-scholasticly. Middle Left: Jodi receiving typing award from Mr. Richardson. Middle Right: Co-Rec Champs receiving their gold trophies. Lower Left: 1975-76 Student Council President Sandy Jacobson. Lower Middle: Rodney Receiving State Farmer Recognition from Mr. Schaufler. Lower Right: Mr. Hanson presenting Sheryl with her Student Council Pres. pin. Awards Day Awards Day 25 Juniors Take First Kent Albrecht, Mike Amdorfer, A1 Barker, Bret Baumbach, Caroline Berg, Jayne Bergan, Jeff Bergan, Terri Brownlow, Steve Cartney, Kevin Christianson, Richard Christopherson, Wyatt Christopherson, Ed Dahl, Sue Due now, Becky Eastvold, LuAnn Edwards, Julie Finhart, Craig Forland, Deb Gardemann, Randy Hanson, Rodney Harvey, Deb Iverson, Sandy Jacobson, Deb Larson, Joan Machulda, Lori Marlow, (Opposite page) Ann McDonald, Mary Medinnus, Deb Mensink, Rick Miller, Randy Monson, A1 Ness, Bill Olson, A1 Osland, Karen Pisney, Pat Reynolds, Rick Roe, Scott Rowe, John Sanders, Gary Schaefer, Tony Schumann, Diane Siskow, Diane Stern, Pam Stevens, Jean Stockdale, Diane Swenson, Bobbi Thorson, Jean Tuschoff, Joan Tuschoff, Lisa Wade, Reggie Wells, Scott VanTries, Sheryl Vatne 26 Juniors In Sno-Week Sheryl Sandy Deb Randy Sec. C.S. Treas. V. Pres. Allen Pres. Juniors 27 Sophomores Sponsor Sno-Ball Randy Back Jim Beddow Kris Brownlow Mike Bye Liz Cartney Ron Christopherson Katie Davis Darla Derry Randy Eastvold Shaun Elliott Doug Ferguson Donnie Gerber Becky Granahan Darwin Guy Bob Hamlin Mark Hammon Bret Hannom Ken Hanson Randy Hansen Jill Hardecopf Doug Harrington Brent Hellickson Peggy Hindt Craig Hutchins Pam Iverson Larry Jacobson Tom Katusky Barb Krueger Ardis Larson Mike Lidtke Kathy Linderman Dave Lunning Kristie McCloud Brian Medinnus Kelly Miland Scott Milburn Bryan Miller Robin Miller Stephanie Miller Lori Monson Craig Nagel Steve Nagele Robin Nosek Barb Olson Dixie Osland Dale Payne Larry Peters Ellen Plumb Janice Sawdey Jody Scaglione Jodi Shaw Bruce Speer Mike Stockdale David Swenson Janice Tangen Bruce Turner Audrey Tuschoff Dave VanTries Thersa Wade Peg Westphal Cindy Wherry Doug Wherry Russell Wilcox Ellen Graig Kris Katie V. Pres. Pres. Sec. Treas. Initiation Experienced By Freshmen Kandi Albrecht Carol Amdorfer Jeff Babb Mary Barker Chris Bergan . w- | fi V' Scott Bly Kari Brownlow Tammi Christianson Dale Christopherson Brian Davis Darla Davis Cindy Due now Jackie Elliott Pam Erie Lori Fjetland A1 Foster David Gardeman Tim Granahan Doug Guy Paul Hamlin Brenda Hannam Phil Hansen Rich Hanson Cameron Haug Melanie He llickson Kim Hodson Jeff Huntley Steve Johnson Mike King Kathy Kling Colleen Koch Bob Larson Steve Larson John Lawson Joel Lunning David Miller Elaine Miller Shelly Miller Tom Miller Patty Monson Jeff Morse Mark Mossyge Michelle Nagele Randy Nagele Susan Nagele Diane Olson Cindy Osland Cindy Payne Brad Peterson Jim Rendahl Steve Root Dino Scaglione Craig Schaefer Barb Swenson Mark Thorson Robbie Williamson Not Pictured: Dawn Derry, Donna Colleen Tammi Bolvey. Sec. Treas. Mark V. Pres Grade 8 Tony Amdorfer Bret Backus John Bergan Brad Bly Denise Bunne John Bye Sheila Davis Suzette Ferguson Kevin Eastvold Sherrie Foster Deb Guy Bobby Hammon Renae Hansen Keith Hanson Lisa Hanson Terry Hanson Jay Hardecopf David Haug JoAnn Hawkins Jim Heathman Lori Holmen Denise Huntley Grant Hutchins Sharia Jacobson Jayne Kasten Gina Kempe Michelle Knoff Bonnie Krueger Danny Pisney Elaine Osland Jimmy Olson Greg Morse Ray Monson Joel Linderman David Miller Grant Pres. Carol Stohr Mark Thompson Becky Tushoff Linda Walden Connie Wherry Shirley Winfield Chris JoAnn Bret Vice. Trea. Sec. Grade 7 Jeff Westphal Fran Wherry Debbie Wiersma Tom Wilcox LuAnne Williamson Roger Yost Marlene Schumann Mike Shaw Pam Thorson Kim VanTries John W ade Roger Tim V. Pres. Pres. Mona Collette Sec. Treas. John Abbott Marilyn Amdorfer Mark Amdorfer Thersa Boehmer Bob Bunne Marcia Eggerich Bruce Elliott Jerry Elliottt Jaci Finhart Mike Fjetland Cindy Granahan Dawn Guy Chris Hamlin Kristy Hammon David Harvey DeAnn Haug Collette Iverson David Jacobson John Jones Donavan Kempe Mark King Kenny Kling Tony Knoff Tim Koch Tim Larson Judy Lidtke Steve Lunning Donna Medinnus Curtis Miland Brenda Miller Donna Miller Mona Miller Danny Monson Sharlyn Moravec Tom Olson Karen Osland Terry Osland Kelly Peterson Dean Plumb Kenny Rice Chuck Rich Linda Root Instant Replay Cards Have Hard Fought Season LeRoy 6 Medford 9 LeRoy 6 Elgin 20 LeRoy 6 Grand Meadow 14 LeRoy 0 Spring Valley 28 LeRoy 6 Lanesboro 14 LeRoy 8 Harmony 0 LeRoy 16 Wykoff 6 LeRoy 12 Chatfield 28 LeRoy 8 Preston 32 A Squad Football Row 1: Paul Hamlin, Bob Larson, A1 Barker, Gary Schaefer, Donnie Gerber, Vance Losey, Craig Forland, Bill Olson Rick Roe, Craig Hutchins. Row 2: Jeff Morse, Steve Larsen, Jeff Babb, Dave Swenson, Craig Nagel, Mark Thorson, Jeff Bergan, Randy Eastvold, Jim Beddow. Row 3: Kieth Hanson, Tim Granahan, Craig Scheafer, Chris Bergan, Mark Mos-syge, Dean Stern, Randy Hanson, Jim Mossyge, Bob Hamlin, Dave Lunning. Row 4: Coaches; Hogdon, Weber, Olson, Manager; Randy Hansen. The 1974 LOHS Football Team comprised a 2-7 record defeating Wykoff on Homecoming and Harmony. This year was a rebuilding year with only two Seniors on the roster and many inexperienced underclassmen. Inexperience and mistakes at key moments, because of the team's youth, were the results of most of the losses. Next years outlook is very bright and optimistic as we have almost everyone returning. Football 33 B Squad Football Row 1: Steve Larson, Jeff Babb, Donnie Gerber, Craig Nagel, Randy Hanson, Craig Hutchins, A1 Barker, Bob Hamlin. Row 2: Bob Larson, Craig Schaefer, Jeff Morse, Dave Swenson, Dean Stem, Mark Thorson, Randy Eastvold, Dave Lunning. Row 3: Paul Hamlin, Kieth Hanson, Tim Granahan, Jim Beddow, Chris Bergan, Mark Mossyge. Row 4: Coach A1 Hogdon, Manager Randy Hansen. LeRoy's B-squad experienced a very gratifying 74 season with four wins and two losses. The first two games of the season brought the two losses of the year. Inexperienced players could be attributed for the losses. After some Sophomores were restationed to playing both A-squad and B-squad L-O destroyed the other teams not allowing them to score once. The team gave up 52 points defensively while they scored 138 points offensively. Key players for the team were Donnie Gerber, Bret Baumbach, Craig Hutchins, Craig Nagel, and Mark Thorson. LeRoy 0 Grand Meadow 22 LeRoy 18 Spring Valley 30 LeRoy 38 Lanesboro 0 LeRoy 20 Harmony 0 LeRoy 26 Wykoff 0 LeRoy 36 Chatfield 0 34 Football Conference Champs For Second Year C Squad The C squad football team finished their season undefeated and repeating as conference champions. After opening the season at Grand Meadow with a convincing 16-0 win, the junior Cardinals had their hands full the rest of the year. They showed a talent to come from behind in the second half to win the game. A good nucleus of seventh graders helped fill the vacancies. Grant Hutchins and Kevin Eastvold did most of the ball carrying with the line opening up the big holes. The top pass receiver was Dave Miller with Roger Yost and Hutchins doing most of the throwing. Good Job C Gridders! This years members were (From Left to Right) Greg Morse, Danny Pisney, Jim Olson, Grant Hutchins, Jay Hardecopf, Jerry Elliott, John Wade, Row 2: Curtis Miland, Mark King, John Bergan, Roger Yost, Bob Bunne, Steve Speer, Tom Olson, Row 3: Coach Hintz, David Jacobson, John Bye, Dave Miller, Bruce Elliott, Bobby Hammon, David Harvey, Coach Richardson. WE THEY Grand Meadow 16 0 Spring Valley 8 0 Harmony 8 0 Wykoff 20 8 Chatfield 14 6 Stacy ville 8 6 Preston Forfeit JftUHAlS 'CAROkAlS WIIMAIS CIMNMIS CAIOWAIS CARDINAL! CARDINALS CARDINALS tfWHALS Football 35 A-Football Cheerleaders The 74-75 football cheerleaders were Lisa Wade, Deb Mensink, Bobbi Thor son, Becky Thorson, Sheryl Monson, Kelly Mil and, Kris Brownlow, and Terri Brownlow, We all had a lot of fun and are looking forward to the next season. The graduating seniors are Becky and Sheryl. We will miss them both. We would like to thank all the fans who supported us ... A good time was had by all! 36 A Football Cheerleaders “B” Football Cheerleading Top to Bottom: Row 1: Brenda Hannam, Patty Monson, Deb Guy, Chris Scaglione. Top to Bottom Row 2: Cindy Wherry, Kari Brownlow, Kandi Albrecht, Connie Wherry. B Football Cheerleaders 37 District 1 Row 1: Jean Tuschoff, Jayne Bergan, Betty O'Groske, Bobbi Thorson, Lana Hungerford, Ann McDonald. Row 2: Coaches: June Courteau, G Marsha Benkstein; DeAnn Elliott, Joan Tuschoff, Mona Schwenn, Jackie Elliott, Audrey Tuschoff, Kari Brownlow. Champions!!! JM 1 1 Regular Season We Lewiston 2 They 0 Wykoff 2 0 Grand Meadow 2 0 Lanesboro 2 0 Spring Valley 1 2 Wykoff 2 0 Chatfield 2 0 Grand Meadow 2 0 Preston 2 1 Winona 0 2 Dist. Grand Meadow Tour. 2 1 Wykoff 2 0 Harmony 2 0 Preston 2 1 Reg. Mayo Tour. 0 2 varsity volleyball games, home and away. It was time to psyche out the opponent and dominate our game. Interscholastic volleyball is getting bigger every year, and this year we had a 12 game schedule. New uniforms came this year, home and away ones. Using our skills in each game the team grew better and more experienced, and by the end of the regular season was 12-2, but 7-0 in conference. So we became the Maple Leaf Conference Champions! The tournaments were then started and LeRoy was seeded no. 1, and on the Friday night after tournaments started- LeRoy-Ostrander was the District One Champion. Region One tournaments in Owatonna LeRoy-Ostrander vs. Mayo High School of Rochester. As the old saying goes all good things must come to an end, our season did with a loss to Mayo. But who knows what the next season may bring? First Interscholastic Girls Basketball Scores 1974- 1975 We They Chatfield 38 49 Preston 12 48 Grand Meadow 36 52 Spring Valley 31 54 Mabel Canton 33 14 Lanesburro 51 47 Harmony 30 15 Lewiston 46 20 Wykoff 51 27 Chatfield 38 46 Wykoff 46 37 Grand Meadow 42 54 Year Brings 5-7 Record The Girls Basketball Team started off the season losing their first 4 games, and then came back and ended up with a 5 and 7 season. We will miss Sheryl Hindt and Lana Hungerford next year. But with 6 returning letter winners, and some B team players coming up, we hope to have a successful season next year! Row 1: (L to R) Lana Hungerford, Liz Cartney, Ann McDonald, Kathy Kling, Sheryl Hindt. Row 2: Coach Ervin Richardson, Brenda Hannam, Cindy Osland, Diane Siskow, Cindy Payne, Jackie Elliott, and Coach Marsha Benkstein. Girls - A Basketball 41 Volleyball Row 1: Mary Barker, Kari Brownlow, Mona Schwenn, Chris Scaglione, Sherrie Foster, Jackie Elliott, Brenda Roe. Row 2: Coach Benkstein, Lisa Hanson, Becky Tuschoff, DeAnn Haug, Denise Huntley, Denise Bunne, JoAnne Hawkins, Kandi Albrecht. It was a great year for the LOHS B-Squad. We finished first in the conference, losing only once to Grand Meadow. The next time they met LeRoy handled them quite nicely in defeating them. This is the third year for volleyball; the first two years were spent learning the basic skills. The teams offense had very good serving ability. In the area of defense this was the first year we successfully accomplished the bump, set, spike. Even though there wasn't a Dist. Tournament for B-Squad the team was confident that they would have been 1. Lewiston We 2 They 0 Wykoff 2 0 Grand Meadow 7 2 Harmony 2 1 Spring Valley 2 0 Lanesboro 2 0 Spring Valley 2 0 Wykoff 2 0 Chatfield 2 1 Grand Meadow 2 0 Preston 2 0 Winona 1 2 42 B Volleyball Basketball Row 1: Jackie Elliott, Brenda Roe, Kris Scaglione, Gaye Stockdale, Cindy Payne. Row 2: Coach Benkstein, Frances Wherry, Carol Stohr, Debbie Wiersma, Jaci Finhart, Brenda Hannom, Sharlyn Moravec. Girls'-B-Basketball 43 Two Named To Team Of Week Row 1: Coaches Olson and Sager. Row 2: A1 Barker, Jim Beddow, Randy Eastvold, Craig Hutchins, Harold Berg, Vance Losey, Craig Tangen, Doug Wherry. WE THEY Southland 41 66 Rushford 56 70 Preston 46 65 Riceville 62 54 Grand Meadow 68 49 Pine Island 58 85 Spring Valley 50 52 Glenville 53 49 Lanesboro 61 66 Lyle 74 64 Wykoff 63 47 Chatfield 54 51 Preston 38 55 Grand Meadow 76 61 Harmony 50 57 Spring Valley 62 Lanesboro 61 77 Harmony 61 73 Wykoff 55 37 Chatfield 54 57 LaCrescent 33 59 44 A Boy's Basketball Photo Courtesy Rochester Post Bulletin. Upper Left: Harold Berg sites possible points during Rush ford game. Upper Right: Vance Losey retrieving a rebound at Rush ford game. Middle: Vance avoiding LaCresent in District Tournament. Lower Left: LeRoy G Grand Meadow juggling for control of rebound. Lower Left: Craig Hutchins adding extra points to LeRoy's score in Grand Meadow game. Team Claims Runner-Up We They Kenyon 18 36 Spring Grove 41 11 Pacelli 29 24 Chatfield 30 22 Grand Meadow 24 25 Ellendale 24 18 Harmony 20 35 Blooming Prarie 21 35 Spring Valley 30 24 Southland 41 14 The 1974-75 wrestling season was one of individual improvement that resulted in four district champions, one runner-up and two fourth place finishers. Champions were Rich Hanson at 98 pounds, Bret Baumbach at 105, Gary Schaefer at 119 pounds, and Jim Mossyge at 180. Bill Olson was runner-up at 112 and Bob Hamlin finished fourth at 167 pounds. Although as a team the wrestlers had to forfeit heavyweight all year, they did well with a 7-4 dual meet record, finished second in conference, fourth in the Harmony Invitational, second at St. Charles Invitational, taking second at LOHS Invitational and runner-up in District 1. Row 1: Robbie Williamson, Mgr., Bill Olson, Gray Schaefer, Doug Harrington, Dave Lunning, Bret Baumbach, Rich Hanson. Row 2: Coach Hodgen, Jim Mossyge, Paul Hamlin, Rick Roe, Randy Hanson, Craig Negel, Mark Thorson, Coach Benkstein. A-Wrestling 47 Position In District B Squad Basketball Coach Olson, Bruce Turner, Jim Beddow, Randy Eastvold, Brian Medinnus, Randy Hansen, Doug Wherry, A1 Foster, Steve Johnson, Coach Sager. The B-Squad basketball team, led by Randy East-void's 15.9 per game average, comprised an 8-12 overall record. Other starters and their averages were: Doug Wherry, 6.4; A1 Foster, 6.3; Jim Beddow, 6.0; and Brian Medinnus, 5.9. Highlights of the year were two close victories over Spring Valley and a double overtime win over Pine Island. Coach Olson WE THEY Southland 20 60 Rushford 26 36 Preston 34 63 Riceville 51 30 Grand Meadow 32 48 Pine Island 65 58 Spring Valley 54 50 Glenville 43 53 Lanesboro 37 54 Lyle 37 54 Wykoff 43 35 Ch atfield 56 75 Preston 41 51 Grand Meadow 51 61 Harmony 34 43 Spring Valley 53 52 Lanesboro 57 45 Harmony 31 47 Wykoff 46 48 Chatfield 48 61 48 B Boys Basketball B Squad Wrestling WE THEY Kenyon 14 23 Spring Grove 22 9 Pacelli 18 18 Chatfield 47 21 Grand Meadow 17 20 Ell end ale 18 32 Harmony 16 32 Blooming Prairie 16 21 Spring Valley 18 42 Southland 24 18 The 1974-75 B- Squad wrestling team had a very successful season. They did not win a majority of the matches, but there was a great deal of improvement made by every wrestler. There is a great deal of potential in these young wrestlers. Some of the upper classmen with potential as varsity prospects for next year are: Mike King, Doug Guy, Paul Hamlin, John Lawson and Randy Back. Although there weren't too many out for the B-Squad, the quality is very good. Row 1: Terry Hanson, Tom Olson, Tom Bunne, Jerry Elliott, Jeff Westphall, and Steve Lunning. Row 2: John Bye, Mark Hammon, Bret Hannom, and Joe Lunning. Row 3: Coach Benkstein, Jim Olson, Randy Back, John Lawson, Paul Hamlin, Doug Guy, and Mike King. B Wrestling 49 50 A Cheerleaders The A-squad Basketball cheerleaders for 1974-75 were From Left To Right: Lisa Wade, Kelly Miland, Bobbi Thorson, Deb Mensink. This year's basketball season was full of lots of work and even more fun. The times that were spent with each other, the fans, and the team will be remembered always. .. .thanks to them they will be remembered as good times. I “B” Basketball Cheerleaders Front: L to R: Deb Guy, Chris Scaglione, Cindy Wherry, Connie Wherry. Though the B-squad cheerleaders were young and inexperienced, they showed promise and great potential for the future. They worked hard as a team and came up with great results. Each game set a new goal and they almost always hurled the difficulties with strong determination- to achieve their goal. Cheerleaders 51 A Squad Cheerleading (Wrestle) Becky, Sheryl, Terri, Kris are unique in many ways. These girls cheer on the wrestling team, cheer on the crowd, and at the same time are so precise and emotional. These girls worked hard through the season and are are well appreciated. Thank You Girls! 52 Cheerleaders 54 Our baseball season was not successful in games won compared to games lost. We were, however, successful in finding new young ball players to fill important positions. We will not be losing any players through graduation this year and our expectations are high for the future! Roger Yost, A1 Barker, Bob Hamilin, Vance Losey, Craig Hutchins, Steve Cartney, Jim Mossyge, Mark Thorson, Bryan Miller, Bret Baumbach, A1 Foster, Paul Hamilin, Grant Hutchins, Mike King, Rich Hanson, Robbie Williamson, Wyat Christopherson, Craig Forland, and Coach Doug Wolford. 55 First Year Team Sends Row 1: Joan Machulda, Cindy Duenow, Steph Miller, Bobbi Thorson, Lana Hungerford, Annie Schott, DeAnn Elliott, Mary Jutzi, Liz Cartney, and Jackie Elliott. Row 2: Brenda Hannom, Mona Schweinn, Tammi Christianson, Diane Olson, Donna Boley, Mary Barker, Sherri Foster, Brenda Roe, Ann Plumb, Chris Scagaloine, and JoAnn Hawkins. Row 3: Coach Anderson, Lori Marlow, Kari Brownlow, Sue Duenow, Jayne Bergan, Ellen Plumb, Cindy Osland, Diane Siskow, Theresa Wade, Vickie Purkapile, Becky Granahan, and Coach Hintz. 56 Girls Track WE THEY Wykoff 66 1 2 33 1 2 Southland 16 98 Grand Meadow 87 27 Glenville 84 Wykoff 47 1 2 15 1 2 Chatfield 90 24 Spring Valley 39 1 2 Preston 39 1 2 40 4th in Conf. 5th in Dist. Two To Region With the coming of spring came the blossoming of girls track. Rainy weather? sore muscles? they all took some of the high spirits out at first month. The team came around at the 1st meet and gave Preston and Spring Valley a run for their money. Nearing the end of the season we came up with 4th in Conference and 5th in District. The season was successful for all especially for Annie Schott and Sherri Foster who advanced on to Region contest where they placed 8th and 3rd respectively - with times of 27.0 for the 220 and 62.0 for the 440. Upper Left: Mr. Anderson giving instructions to the 440 relay team of Chris, Sue, Mary Ellen, and Sherri. Upper Right: Ann high jumping. Middle Left: Finish line in sight for Kari and Tammi. Middle Right: Mary trying her hand at long jumping. Lower Left: Hurdles presenting a few obstacles for Mona and Liz. Lower Right: Chris starting the 440 relay off. Girls Track 57 Lack In Numbers, Row 1: Rick Roe (quit), Jim Rendahl, Mark Hammon, Tommy Olson, Tim Larson, Jerry Elliott, Scott Milburn, Craig Nagel. Row 2: Mr. Charles Anderson, co-coach, Ron Christopherson, Donny Gerber, Bill Olson, Brian Me-dinnus, David Vantries, Steve Larson, David Swenson, mgr., and Coach Hintz. Team Has Down Season If measured by wins and losses, the L-O track squad did not have a good year. Individual improvement was good though, the best example being sophomore Brian Medinnus who cut his mile time to 5:13 and received the most improved vote of his teammates. Most valuable was junior Bill Olson who was also the leading point-getter. Upper Left: Craig not letting any hurdles stand in his way. Lower Left: Bill with a good lead but still going strong. Upper Right: Mark striding in for an easy victory. Middle Right: Donny showing his determination to win. Lower Right: Ron with 3 laps left to go ! Boy's Track 59 Golf From L to R. : Chuck Rich, Roger Yost, Randy Hanson, Mike King, Kurt Miland, Bruce Turner, Mark Thompson, John Jones, Bruce Elliott, John Abbot, David Harvey. 60 Golf Lana Hunger-ford: Girl's Athlete of the year, Most Valuable Girls Basketball, Most Improved Volleyball. A t h 1 e t 1 c B a Harold Berg: Most Valuable Basketball Bill Olson: Most Valuable Wrestler 61 Bob Hamlin: Most Improved, Football. Randy Hanson: Most Improved Wrestler. 62 Athletic Advisor Mr. Swenson The night to recognize the athletes, coaches, and parents was held on April 15th this year. Following the meal, a program was presented in the large gym. Mr. Swenson opened the program on the thought of athletics in schools and the future for them. Letter winners, most improved recipients and most valuable players were announced and presented with their awards for the fall sports. Coaches of the spring sports spoke of their hopes of the upcoming season. At the Awards Day in May, the letter winners, most-improved, and most valuable in spring sports would be announced to the student body. Roger Yost: Most Improved, Golf. Randy Hanson: Most Valuable, Golf. Bill Olson: Most Valuable, Boy’s Track. Not pictured: Brian Medinnus: Most Improved, Track. Craig Hutchins: Most Valuable, Baseball. Annie Schott: Most Valuable, Track. Rich Hanson: Most Improved, Boy's Basketball. 63 PARTICIPATION Look at those Muscles! Marching Band Let's go to lunch. Someone ! Please, talk to me ! Going my way? Should I tell him about scope? Marching Band 65 Marching Accessories Front Row: Kim VanTries, Ann Plumb, Marcia Eggerich, Gina Kempe, Chris Scaglione, Denise Huntley, Kari Brownlow, Karen Osland. Back Row: Mary Barker, Christine Hamlin, JoAnn Hawkins, Cindy Grana-han, Amy Stock, Ellen Plumb. C 0 1 o r G u a r d M a J o r e t t e s 66 Marching Band Lori Fjetland Connie Wherry Julie Fjetland Robin Nosek Pom-Pon Girls This year's Pom-Pon squad consisted of eight members and one alternate. This is the second year Pom-Pon has been active in this school. They've performed at many different sports: football, basketball, and wrestling. Some of the highlights of the routines were the flashlights and the bells, hats, G mittens routine. We started our first year with a complicated routine of Drums Ride On . The peal-off was one of our most liked moves. We've worked hard and for many hours to perform only a brief routine. We've added something different to our squad this year— a white cardigan sweater displaying our names and class years. We feel we've achieved success! ! ! Pom-Pon 67 Upper Right: Lori M. demonstrating routine at practice. Middle Right: Pom-pon performance at a Wrestling match. Lower Right: Jingle Bell Rock practice session. Lower Left: Performing at Wrestling match. Row 1: Becky Granahan, Lori Fjetland, Joan Machulda, Marlena Schumann, Kelly Peterson, Mary Barker, Jo Hawkins. Row 2: Jayne Bergan, Roger Yost, Randy Hansen, Grant Hutchins, Craig Hutchins, Julie Fjetland. Row 3: Jean Tuschoff, David Miller, Michelle Nagele, Rich Hansen, Mike King, A1 Barker, A1 Foster. Band Where does someone begin when talking about these groups. They all put in a lot of their time and should be given a lot of praise and thanks for doing so. During the spring they even have to give up their noon hour. Marching Band did a great job again this year and they took a lot of yelling from Baldwin, but in the long run, it was worth it. This band was increased by quite a number of kids. We had so many that there were not enough uniforms for everyone. We then set out to raise money for new uniforms with the help of LeRoy Jaycees. THANKS Jaycees! ! ! Moving on down the line, next comes the concert bands who also did a lot of practice getting ready for contest and concerts. The Symphonic band participated in a concert at Spring Valley. As for the Wind Ensemble they went to Chatfield to contest. They received three B ratings. Last but not least, there's Stage Band, who went to Eau Claire again this year. This was their highlight for the year and they all enjoyed it much. They also participated in the Band Concerts and Style Show. This was the first year that the kids in Stage Band received an award for all the time and work they put in. For an award they each received a shirt which reads L. O.H.S. 74-75 STAGEBAND. 68 Band Concert Bands Wind Ensemble Row 1: D. Boley, C. Berg, M. Eggerich, D. Osland, J. Hawkins, E. Plumb. Row 2: J. Fjetland, E. Osland, B. Granahan, D. Beddow, J. Tuschoff, S. Jacobson, M. Barker, K. Albrecht, G. Kempe, A. Larson, C. Scaglione, A. Plumb. Row 3: J. Machulda, L. Fjetland, D. Siskow, D. Plumb, T. Osland, D. Haug, F. Wherry, B. Rowe, M. Schumann, S. Foster, K Peterson, L. Wade, J. Tangen, C. Osland, D. Mensink, J. Bergan, A. Foster, P. Hansen, B. Olson, R. Hanson, E. Dahl, R. Yost, M. King, A. Barker. Row 4: K. Brownlow, J. Bergan, C. Wherry, D. Miller, K. Christianson, D. Miller, J. Tuschoff, T. Granahan, G. Hutchins, C. Hutchins. Row 1: D. Boley, C. Berg, M. Eggerich, C. Hamlin, K. Osland, C. Granahan, Row 2: D. Plumb, T. Osland, D. Haug, F. Wherry, D. Lenz, S. Moravec, J. Tuschoff, S. Jacobson, M. Barker, K. Albrecht, S. Nagele, K. Van-Tries, A. Stock. Row 3: K. Christianson, J. Rich, M. Knoff, J. Finhart, D. Wiersma, L. Hanson, R. Nagele, P. Miller, L. Fjetland, K. Peterson, L. Wade, J. Tangen, C. Osland, D. Mensink, M. Larson, M. Moravec, B. Speer, D. Granahan, D. Baumbach, M. Machulda, J. Wade, J. Olaon, M. Nagele, R. Hanson. Row 4: D. Kempe, C. Wherry, A. Marshall, W. Stockdale, K. Christianson, D. Kempe, D. Dahl, T. Koch, M. Eastvold, K. Btownlow, K. Janssen, J. Fjetiand, A. Tuschoff, R. Christopherson, J. Morse. Band 69 Choirs Over 200 students have participated in one or more vocal groups during the school year 1974-1975. These groups include: Elementary Chorus, Junior High Chorus, Rainbow Singers, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus and many solos and ensembles. The year began early for the Rainbow Singers who sang at the Western Days Concert on June 13, 1974. Lots of changes were made in this group. First- a new name; second- an outfit of their own and next- quite a lot of choreography with their songs. They earned their usual star or A rating at State-Regional Contest in Spring Valley on May 3. Many concerts were given. Before Christmas and during Lent they sang for eleven church congregations in seven separate concerts. Other concerts included the 40-Milers Barbership Show, Senior Citizens Club, Lutheran ALCW SE Convention, Spring Vocal Concert, and Graduation. Senior High Chorus and Girls Glee Club performed at the Christmas Concert, District 1 Contest and Spring Vocal Concert. Ratings earned at contest by Mixed Chorus were B,B, C, and by Girls Glee Club B,B, A. Many solos and ensembles worked throughout the year. Ten entered district contest with five receiving A ratings. These were: Girls Quartet, Junior Girls Ensemble, and Deb Mensink and Ed Dahl- each on solos and on a duet. Those earning a star or A rating at State-Regional were Deb Mensink and Ed Dahl - each on solos and on their duet. The Rainbow Singers also received top rating at state. Some of the other musical highlights of the year were taking three busloads of students (grades 5-12) to hear the Indianapolis Symphony play in LaCrosse, having guest concerts by Hayfield High School and the Ellis Street Singers from Mankato State College. Row 1: Ellen Plumb, Jayne Bergan, Jean Tuschoff, Caroline Berg, Scott Milburn, Dixie Osland, Dick Soltau, Ardis Larson, David Miller. Row 2: Deb Mensink, A1 Barker, Becky Granahan, Craig Hutchins, Joan Machulda, Ed Dahl, Marcia Souhrada, Rich Hanson, Mary Barker, Randy Hanson. 70 Choir Mrs. Kempe, J. Tuschoff, G. Lentz, C. Koch, D. Elliott, L. Monson, D. Osland, J. Bergan, T. Granahan, D. Miller, J. Bergan, L. Marlow, P. Hanson, C. Schaefer, R. Hanson, K. Albrecht, J. Tuschoff. Row 2: E. Miller, K. Brownlow, C. Berg, M. Souhrada, D. Nosek, R. Harvey, A1 Barker, J. Mossyge, C. Hutchins, R. Hanson, S. Fiene, A. Osland, P. Monson, S. Vatne, M. Barker, A. Tuschoff, L. Hungerford, K. Baldwin. Row 3: D. Stern, D. Mensink, E. Plumb, C. Osland, J. Lawson, M. Mossyge, J. Babb, R. Hansen, B. Medinnus, E. Dahl, D. Swenson, S. Milburn, D. Soltau, B. Granahan, J. Tangen, S. Duenow, A. Larson, J. Muchulda. Row 1: T. Brownlow, G. Lentz, L. Cartney, E. Miller, K. Hodson, B. Hannam, P. Monson, K. Albrecht, J. Tuschoff, C. Koch, L. Marlow, M. Barker, S. Miller, D. Beddow, Mrs. Kempe. Row 2: J. Tuschoff, T. Christianson, L. Edwards, D. Olson, S. Nagele, M. Hellickson, L. Monson, C. Wherry, D. Elliott, J. Bergan, J. Machulda, S. Vatne, P. Hindt, C. Osland, J. Stockdale, S. Duenow, A. Tuschoff. Row 3: D. Osland, C. Berg, M. Souhrada, R. Nosek, K. Brownlow, D. Stern, D. Nosek, D. DeVries, E. Plumb, D. Mensink, J. Ellingson, S. Duenow, J, Tangen, S. Fiene, C. Arndorfer, B. Granahan, A. Larson. Choirs 71 Solos Ensembles Joanne and Ellen-Flute Duet Girls Quartet- Mary , Ellen, Ardis, Becky. Deb-Vocal Solo G Duet Row 1: Kandi Albrecht, Ann Plub, Joanne Hawkins, Donna Miller, Lori Marlow, Sheryl Vatne, Julie Fjetland, Dixie Osland, Lori Fjetland, Becky Granahan, Jean Tuschoff, Joan Tuschoff. Row 2: Caroline Berg, Mary Ellen Barker, Elaine Miller, Kim Hodson, Cindy Osland, Colleen Koch, Deb Stern, Ardis Larson, Brenda Hannam, Kelly Peterson, Chris Scglione. Row 3: Joan Machulda, Jayne Bergan, Ellen Plumb, Deb Mens'Vik, Ed Dahl, Tim Granahan, Mark Mossyge, John Lawson, Jeff Babb, David Millei, Ric Hanson, Craig Schaefer. These people participated in District Music Contest. Student Council Well, another year is over and with it goes another great Student Council President and Vice-President. They did a great job and should be commended for it. THANKS Sheryl and Dick. Among the usual activities that are planned by Student Council, was a Christmas Dance by Sunn that everyone enjoyed. This was a new idea which will hopefully continue. Another event planned was the Spring Dance in April which was new to the school. Emerald City presented music for the evening. When next year rolls around there'll be new people new ideas which will form another great Student Council year. This year's members include Diane Stern, Ginny Lentz, Janet Ellingson, Tom Olson, Dick Soltau, Joel Lider-man, Jim Olson, Jaci Finhart, Becky Granahan, Steph Miller, Mona Schwerin, Patti Monson, Sheryl Hindt, and Advisor Mr. Hanson. 74 Student Council NHS Has 14 New Members Take note of the smiling faces of the NHS members this year. Why all the smiles?--Previous to the picture-taking we were all reminiscing about the college tour we took throughout southeastern Minnesota and the cities. Yes, we all did gain knowledge on the types of higher education available to everyone, but just as important as the knowledge was the fun we had. Ask a member about the Gopher Theater and our French lesson. This year's senior entrants for a national scholarship sponsored by the Society were Annie Schott and Sue Shaw. New initiates for the year consisted of three seniors, eight juniors, and three sophomores. April 11 was the day set aside for their installation. Officers presenting the ceremony to the senior high student body were: pres.-Annie Schott, vice-pres.-Ron Hansen, Sec.-Deb Beddow, and treas.-DeAnn Elliott. First year members were: Cyndi Henderson, Todd Stockdale, Dick Soltau, Bill Olson, Bobbi Thorson, Luann Edwards, Lisa Wade, Deb Gardeman, Al Barker, Ed Dahl, Sheryl Vatne, Peggy Hindt, Jodi Shaw, and Janice Tangen. I Front Row: Annie Schott, Deb Beddow, Sue Shaw, DeAnn Elliott. Back Row: Caroline Berg, Deb Iverson, Jayne Bergan, Mr. Harvey, Sheryl Hindt, Ron Hansen, Ginny Lentz, Sandy Feine, Deb Mensink. NHS 75 Row 1: Doug Wherry, Becky Eastvold, Gary Schaefer, Vance Losey, Marcia Souhrada, Rick Roe, Rick Miller, Ed Dahl. Row 2: Scott Bly, Brad Peterson, Dale Christopherson, Bob Larson, Craig Forland, John Lawson, Chris Bergan, Steve Larson, Doug Guy, Paul Hamlin. Row 3: Joe Lunning, Bruce Speer, Randy Nagele, Craig Schaefer, Phillip Hanson, Dave Miller, Jeff Babb, Tim Granahan, Brian Davis. Row' 4: Mike Arndorfer, Mike King, Brian Miller, Mark Mossyge, Dave Lunning, Craig Nagel, Dale Payne, Bob Hamlin, Jeff Bergan. 1974-75 Officers President......................Vance Losey Vice-President...................Rick Roe Secretary....................Gary Schaefer Treasurer........................ Ed Dahl Reporter....................Becky Eastvold Sentinel......................Doug Wherry Parliamentarian...............Rick Miller Advisor.................Richard Schaufler At the Mower County Fair, Craig Forland took first place in the Safe Tractor Driving Contest, and advanced to State competition. Arlynn Ness took first place and Grand Champion with his Senior Yearling Heifer. In September, the state FFA officers visited the community and met with school people and business personnel, acquainting them with the expansion of agriculture. Paul Batt and Craig Forland were elected 1975-76 District 16 FFA president and sentinel. Initiation ceremonies were held at the District Banquet. After several hours of filling an application, a written and oral interview, Vance Losey and Rodney Batt received the State Farmer Degree. Ceremonies were held at the state convention banquet where each received his charm. The chapter received the National Chapter Award at the state convention and was ranked as a superior chapter. Todd Stockdale was top individual in the State Ag Mechanics Contest. Ed Dahl, member of State FFA Chorus, was recommended to the national chorus, if he is accepted he would go to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri in November. Contests this year were at a high peak. Results were : Dairy Products 1st Ag Mechanics 3rd Public Speaking 5th Job Interview 1st Creed 3rd Contour Lines 8th Agri-Business Sales 1st Dairy 4th Crops 8th Poultry 2nd Farm Management 4th Soils 8th Extemporaneous Speaking 2nd General Livestock 4th Three invitational contests we participated in were soils, Ag Mechanics, and Dairy. A trophy was brought home from each contest. As you can see it was a good year for the chapter. Next year we hope to do just as well if not better! ! ! 76 FFA Reporter, Becky Eastvold Marcia Elected State F.H.A. Rec. Leader Janet Ellingson, Mary Jutzi, Sheryl Monson, Marcia Souhrada, Jayne Bergan, Jinny Lentz, Deb Nosek, Robin No-sek, Kandi Albrecht, Terri Brownlow, Katie Davis, Kris Brownlow, Kari Brownlow, Elaine Miller, Colleen Koch, Liz Cartney, Christie McCloud, Sheryl Hindt, Becky Thorson, Barb Swenson, Theresa Wade, Sandy Jacobson, Peggy Hindt, Lisa Wade, Dixie Osland, Julie Finhart, Diane Siskow, Shelly Miller, Deb Iverson, Cindy Osland, Kathy Kling, Sheryl Vatne, Diane Stem, Lori Monson, Becky Granahan, Ardis Larson, Caroline Berg, Peg Westphal, Jodi Shaw, Kathy Linderman, Janice Tangen, Jill Hardecopf, Pam Erie, and Miss Cuda, advisor. This year FHA went back to the old style of formal meetings. The officers wore dresses that were exactly alike. To get us out of the red and into the black in our bank account we sold light bulbs. As to how good we did is yet to be determined! The next big event was the District Meeting, held in St. Charles. Marcia, who is state Rec leader, led the song fest at the District Meeting. Many workshops were offered and eveyone enjoyed the day. At our November meeting a beautician from Wykoff gave a demonstration on use of make-up and hair care. In January a new president-elect was voted in, because Janet Ellingson moved. Caroline Berg was elected! In February we planned out most of the year and decided who was going to state meeting in April. Our field trip this year is to Amana Colonies in Amana, Iowa. FHA week was March 17-21, and daily activities were held. It was a good year and a good time was enjoyed by all. A salute to the officers who were: Sheryl Monson-President; Caroline Berg-President-Elect; Jayne Bergan-Secretary; Mary Jutzi-Treasurer; Virginia Lentz-Historian; Marcia Souhrada-Rec Leader; and Miss Cuda-Advisor! ■ nt n 1 OF AMCqip a Student Action For Education Left To Right: Jayne Bergan, Sue Shaw, Becky Granahan, Adris Larson, Terri Brownlow, Lisa Wade, Sandy Jacobson, Debby Nosek, Janice Tangen, Mary Jutzi, Dixie Osland, Deb Beddow, Kim Haug, Ginny Lentz, Deann Elliott, Steph Miller, Kris Brownlow. SAE The members of SAE participated in different activities including parent teacher conferences, open house night, exchanges with different schools like New Prague where five girls went and ate a lot of times at Mr. B's restaurant. Another time in the spring, five more members went and visited a college dance. But don't forget those that came back from these towns, five from New Prague ate with the rest of the members at a pizza supper. The five from Worthington went to a movie where they all fell in love with Kris Kristopherson. SAE members worked hard as teachers Aides receiving points for their labor. They finished their active school year on May 20th with another pizza supper. 78 SAE Paper Staff A year of mixed madness can be the only way to describe paper staff this year. Near the beginning of the year we had a change in advisors. With both of the editors in job-training during the morning, printing days were very time-fighting periods. Some new things we tried were sending the paper out to be printed at Christmas time and in May. This worked great when everyone got their articles in. Student Songs, Horoscopes, a new Senior Profile, and puzzles, were just some of the new features started this year. Of course the standards of Seen Heard, Can You Imagine, Album Review and others dotted the pages throughout the year. Row 1: Janice Tangen, Becky Granahan, Ardis Larson, Caroline Berg, Sheryl Hindt, Annie Schott. Row 2: Kevin Christianson, Craig Tangen, Todd Stockdale, Harold Berg, Mrs. Kristo. Row 3: Lisa Wade, Ginny Lentz, Mary Jutzi, DeAnn Elliot, Diane Stern, Lori Marlow, Sheryl Vatne, Dixie Osland, Cindy Payne, Diane Olson, Deb Larson, Tammi Christianson. Paper Staff 79 Revamping Done 80 Annual Staff From L to R: Back Row: Sheryl Hindt, Theresa Wade, Becky Granahan, Lori Monson, Jayne Bergan, Ardis Larson, Sandy Jacobson, Kandi Albrecht, Front Row: Annie Schott, Dixie Osland, Collen Koch, Kelly Miland. I would like to thank the staff and a special thanks to Annie, Sheryl and Mrs. Dailey. Thanks again, Kim Haug In Annual System Annual Staff Is . . . 1. Working on a page for 3 hrs. and then realizing you used an even instead of an odd page. 2. Walking the streets of local towns for money. (Advertising of course) 3. Shooting a whole roll of film with the lens cover on. 4. Trying to remember your Editors name. 5. Discovering you have 7 days of school left G 70 pages to do. 6. Having your car keys locked in the Annual Room. 7. Falling out of broken chairs. 8. Trying to keep the whole student body out of OUR back room. 9. Making Mr. Richardson realize he's no longer an advisor. 10. Exuberantly proud to present to you the 1975 Cardinal. -4 • Upper Left: Colleen Koch working on a suitable layout. Middle Left: Darla Derry and Kelly Miland typing copy layouts. Lower Left: Becky Granahan and Steph Miller composing explanations for pictures. Middle Right: Sandy Jacobson and Jayne Bergan discussing their goal of advertising. Lower Right: Katie Davis. Annual Staff 81 Administration 82 Administration Mr. B a 1 d w Teachers 83 Ms. C o u r t e a u Ms. B a 1 d w i n Ms. C u d a V Ms. B e n k s t e i n Teachers 85 Special People COOKS: Mrs. Vickre, Mrs. Kempe, Marie Squire, Mrs. Hanson, and Mrs. Eastvold. BUS DRIVERS: Row 1: Mr. Milburn, Tom Scagaloine, Harley Renner. Row 2: Karen Start, Norris Orke, Darrel Moews, Ron Peters, Ben Kempe, and Mr. Yost. 86 Cooks, Bus Drivers Kindergarten Row 1- Jayne Speer, Chad Bredison, Trevor Bly, Row 2- Edger Rowe, Mark Davis, Debbie Richardson, Row 3- Daniel Weness, David Hyberger, John Heimer. Row 1- Jayne Freerkson, Christopher Chilson, Karen Notle. Row 2- Carmen Miller, Tamela Harrington, Terry Osland, Shannon Westphal. Row 3- Tracy Batt, Rodney Kasten, Chirs Nelson, Corey Speer. 88 Kindergarten Grade 1 Katie Ahrens Brett Bergan Chris Eastvold Greg Eastwold Russell Foster Karin Grass Michelle Hemingway Jared Jacobson Danny Kiefer Jerry Lidtke Davy Paulsen Holly Schaefer Julie Sorenson Brad Speer James Swenson Sheryl Taylor Steven Btownlow Dawn Gardemann Jimmy Hindt Steve Jacobson Vern Lentz Mark Nagele Monte Payne Troy Schinke Jeff Truman Kim Vantries David Vigum Diane Wheeler Grade 1 89 Grade 2 Susan Batt, Kelly Bly, Bill Crichton, Jim Eggerich, Lisa Ferguson, Mary Freerksen, Sheryl Hoayer, Jeff Harden, Troy Jacobsen, Kent Janssen, Brenda Kohn, Brent Kohm, Kristin Lenz, Tim McDonald, Jimmy Miller, Ronda Monson, Julie Moravec Craig Nelson, Greg Norby, Julie Plumb, Scott Rindels, Jodie Rowe, Heidi Schinke, Danny Schmidt, Craig Speer, La Verne Stockdale, Lars Swenson, James Taylor, Lori Vreeman, Jamie Westphal, Brenda Wheeler, Janelle Whisler, Nita Wiebrand, Marcie Winfield 90 Grade 2 Grade 3 Lisa Blade, Nick Bunne, Danny Carroll, Lynette East-void, Jimmy Finhart, Tim Freerksen, Randy Griffen, Carmen Haayer, Joey Hamlin, Warren Harden, Kevin Hodson, Brian Hovey, Jay Johnson, Jeff Larson, Leif Larson, Kathy Lidtke, Tim McCloud. Davy McRoberts, Dan Miland, Betty Miller, Susan Morse, Rhonda Schaefer, Jay Schwinefus, LaRae Schwinefus, Gary Shaw, Paula Sorenson, Brian Speer, Tammy Speer, Jim Tangen, Connie Thorson, Janet Tuschoff, Shelly VanTries, Julie Whisler, Leon Wie-brand, Jan Wiersma, Neil Yost. Not Pictured: Kim Mackey Grade 3 91 Grade 4 Pat Amdorfer, Jodie Backus, Bobby Brownlow, Susan Burns, Steve Car-roll, Rachel Chilson, Trisha Elliott, Brian Erie, Corey Foster, Belinda Frazer, Kris Hanson, Carol Hindt, Sue Hodson, Kevin Holmen, Todd Huntley, Cheryl Granahan, Susan Jacobson, Allan Johnson, David Ka-tusky, Ray Kiefer, Kevin Lidtke, Millissa Miller, John Moe, Clark Nelson, Mike Norby, Beth Nosek, Nancy Olson, Jane Plumb, Kathy Schinke, Paul Schmidt, Sharlene Schmidt, Scott Sheeley, Bruce Speer, Sheila Speer, Eric Swenson, Lynee Thorson, Peggy Thorson, Laurie Vigum, Neil Vikre, Dixie Wherry, Duane Wheeler. 92 Grade 4 Not Pictured: Jeff Mackey Grade 5 Danny Arndorfer, Todd Barker, Karen Berg, Jane Bessingpass, Danette Baumbach, Barb Boehmer, Carolyn Dahl, Brad Davis, Delayno Dietrich, Robbie Davis, Brian Elliott, Karla Foster, Brad Frieberg, Chris Granahan, Todd Jacobson, lisa Hanson, Pat Hanson, Mike Harvey, Shelly Hovey, Denise Kempe, Marilee Koch, Mike Lunning, Mary Machulda, Danny Miller, Pam Miller, Sid Miller, Pam Monson, Rhea Monson, Victor Mor-avec, Sue Morse, Bobby Mossyge, Sheryl Nagele, Gary Peters, Scott Peterson, Renae Rindels, Tammy Schinke, Curtis Sheeley, Janet Stockdale, Mary Stern, Vicky Stockdale, Debbie Thorson, Brett Turner, Jim Wade, Todd Watts, Jill Wiersma, Jim VanTries. Grade 5 93 Grade 6 Kurt Albrecht, Sandy Arndorfer, Lori Back, Allan Backus, Jennifer Babb, Dale Batt, Jan Bessing-pass, Scott Blade, Martin Bly, Steve Boyd, Kay Brownlow, David Bucknell, Tom Bunne, Ruth Ann Carroll, Karen Christianson, David Dahl, Michelle Eastvold, Suzanne Erie, Beth Elliott, Steve Fiene, Mark Frieberg, Deb Granahan, Timothy Griffin, Beth Hannam, Mike Hanson, Todd Hanson, Jon Hardecopf, Paul Hindt, Kathy Janssen, Lisa Johnson, Lloyd Katusky, David Kempe, Tom Kiefer, Mary Larson, Richard Larson, Denise Lenz, Alan Marshall, Karen Miller, Molly Moravec, Jean Rich, Daren Sandum, Richard Schaefer, John Schmidt, Kyle Swinefus, Leonard Soltau, Bonnie Speer, James Speer, Wendy Stockdale, Kim Stromley, Robin Winfield. 94 Grade 6 Elementary I Row 1: M. Stern, C. Dahl, K. Foster, S. Nagele, S. Erie, B. Elliott, Row 2: D. Lenz, K. Christianson, J. Rich, B. Hannam, D. Granahan, K. Albrecht, M. Larson, B. Speer, M. Moravec, S. Boyd, T. Barker, B. Turner, M. Koch, T. Jacobson, P. Miller. Row 3: D. Dietrich, J. Stockdale, D. Miller, J. Wiersma, S. Morse, V. Stockdale, D. Kempe, A. Marshall, W. Stockdale, M. Machulda, D. Baumbach, C. Granahan, D. Dahl, V. Moravec, J. Wade, M. Hanson, D. Kempe, M. Eastvold, K. Brownlow, K. Janssen. Row 1: R. Monson, K. Berg, S. Morse, M. Machulda, J. Stockdale, J. Rich, R. Rindels, S. Nagele, D. Baumbach, C. Granahan, P. Miller, K. Foster, B. Elliott, K. Schinefus, K. Miller, T. Schinke, L. Back, Row 2: P. Monson, V. Stockdale, S. Erie, K. Brownlow, M. Eastvold, D. Dahl, R. Duenow, B. Mossyge, S. Fiene, S. Miller, T. Barker, S. Boyd, L. Soltau, S. Peterson, G. Peters, Mrs. Kempe. Row 3: W. Stock-dale, L. Hanson, M. Koch, B. Speer, M. Larson, R. Carroll, J. Wierma, K. Stormley, J. Babb, K. Janessen, D. Granahan, R. Winfield, D. Kempe, K. Albrecht, A. Marshall, L. Katusky, J. Bessingpass, B. Boehmer, S. Hovey, J. Bessingpass. 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