Little Falls High School - Flyer Yearbook (Little Falls, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

WA. u: 5 glyer ittlc 94115 Sewer inglt Schao zittlc' galls, Minnesota A 3 Long will the memory of Mr. John Mundahl linger in the minds of everyone in the Class of 1965. Being our social science teacher and helping with extracurricular activities, he has made our years at LFSHS both happier and more enjoyable. We gratefully recognize his enlightening guidance and his sincere interest A t in his students. t With wishes of lasting good fortune, we dedicate this, the 1965 Flyer Annual, to you, Mr. Mundahl. r3 6W5 Advisory Mr. Balm Mr. Dcfrcn Mr. Kasma Mr. Martin Mr. Miltlcsl'ucdt Miss Monroe Mr. Munduhl Miss Powers Miss Wicsc T1 V6 to Lam 2711:! you May 3am to 131115 ybwcr: Kai K056 Calm: Silver and White JANICE ABEL - GAA 10, VIRGINIA ANDERSON - 11,12; Library Club 10,11. GAA 10,11, Treasurer 12; Choir 10; Library Club 12; Speech 11; All School Play 12; Homecoming 11,12; Annual Staff 11, Class Ed- itor 12; Comet's Tale 10, 11, Circulation Editor 12. BRUCE AUSTIN - FTA 10, 12; Band 10,11,12; Jr. Class Play; All School Play 12; Homecoming 12; Golf 11,12; Football 12; Intramurals 11,12; Base- ball 10. 2'. g; - ROBERT ANDERSON JUDITH BALL - GAA 10.. 11; FHA 10,11. 11' a JR SUZAN BAILEY - FNA 11; JOHN ARMSTRONG GAA 11,12; Speech 11,12, District 11; II. Class Play, Operetta 1Make-Up1 11; All School Play; Annual Staff, Co-Editor-in- Chief 12. RICHARD AUSTIN - Choir 10,11,12; Operetta 11; Jubileers 12; Homecoming 10,11; Golf 10; Football 12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 11, 12; Letterman's Club 12. 1 MARVIN BALLOU HELEN BART KOWITZ TERRY BEATY - FTA 12; THOMAS BOONE - Foot- MARGARET BELINSKI - Choir 11,12; Speech 12; ball 10,11,12; Intramurals FHA 10,11,12; Library Operetta 11; Jr. Class Play; 12; Baseball 10; Track 11; Club 10,11; Speech 12. All School Play 12; Jubi- Letterman's Club 11,12; leers 12; Homecoming 10, AVOC 11,12. 11,12; Golf 10,11,12; Football 10; Basketball 10, 12; Letterman's Club 10, 11,12; Art Club 12; Ir. Mixed Ensemble. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED GARY BELLEFEUILLE - JOAN BLOMBERG - FNA, GARY BAUERLY - FFA 12. Homecoming 12; Intra- Secretary-Treasurer 12; murals 10. Student Council 12. DIANE BELLEFEUILLE - GAA 11,12; FHA 10,11, 12; Choir 10; Library Club 11; Speech 11; All School Play 12; Homecoming 12; Art Club 12. Marje Gustafson and Dennis Doroff JEANNINE BORTKE - FNA 12. Iv; LESLIE BRAGGANS - GAA 10; FTA 12; Band 10,11; Choir 10,11,12; Speech 10,11; Operetta 11; Jubi- leers 12; Homecoming 10, 12; Art Club 12; Cheer- leading 10,11; Jr. Mixed Ensemble. GARY COPA - Speech 11, 12; Ir. Class Play; All School Play 12; Home- coming 12; Basketball 10; AVOC 12; Track 10; VFW Speech Contest 10, 11,12. RUTH BRUTCHER - FNA 11; FBL 12; FHA 10,11, Historian 12. DIANE BRAUSEN - GAA 10,11; FBL, Secretary 12; Student Council 12. MARCIA CARLSON - Choir 10,11,12; Operetta 11; Triple Trio 12; Homecom- ing 12 . SHERRY BROWN - GAA 10,11,12; FHA 10,11,12; Library Club 10; Ir. Acad- emy of Science 10; Art Club 10. EUGENE CZECH - FFA 10, 11,12. HERB COMO - Soph. Choir; Sr. Choir 11,12, Pres. 12; Operetta 10,12; Choralairs 10; Jr. Mixed Ensemble; Jubileers 12; Band 10,11, 12, Vice-Pres. 12; Band Ensemble 10,11,12; Home- coming 10, 11, 12; Intra- murals 11; Football 10; Rebels 11, 12; Trumpet Trio; Vocal Trio; Vocal Soloist. RONALD CHRISTENSON - Speech 11,12; All School Play 12; Track 10,11; Comet's Tale 10,11, Co- Business Manager 12. LeROY CZECH - FFA 10, Secretary 11. DAVID DALQUIST - Choir 10,11,12; Operetta 11; II. Class Play; All School Play 12; Iubileers 12; Home- coming 11,12; Annual Staff 11,12; Jr. Mixed En- semble. PERSONALITY PLUS PATRICK DOBIS - Foot- ball, Student Manager 12; Baseball 12; Letterman's Club 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12. n ROGER DANINGER - FBL 12; FFA 10,11; Home- coming 12. ANITA DOLS - Homecom- ing Attendant. DONALD DeNIO - FFA 10. DALE DOUCETTE - FFA 11. DENNIS DOROFF - Choir 12; Jr. Class Play; A11 School Play 12; Class Vice- Pres. 12; Homecoming 12; Intramurals 11,12; Base- ball 10; Annual Staff, Copy Ed. 12; Comet's Tale 10, 11, 12, Assistant Editor 11, Editor-in-Chief 12; Photo Club 11; Boys' State, First Alternate 11. Judy Holst and Larry Larson DAVID DOBIS - Football 10,11; Basketba1110,1l; Track 10; Letterman's Club 10,11. Q LEE ANN DOUCETTE - FBL 12; FHA 10,11; FTA 11,12; Choir 10; Speech 11; Jr. Class Play; Home- coming 12; Art Club 11. JAMES DREILING - Foot- FRED DUKE - Football 10; BARBARA DUMPROPE - ball 10; Intramurals 10,11. Baseba1110; Art Club 11; FNA 11,12; FHA 10. Radio Club 11; FBL 12. KATHY EIX - Band 10,11, 12; Choir 10,11,12; Oper- etta 11; II. Class Play; Triple Trio 11,12; Jubi- lecrs 1.2; Homecoming 12; Cheerleading 11,12; Jr. Mixed Ensemble; Wood- wind Quintet 11,12; Alto 8010 Contest 11,12. JOHN EBERHART - Band 10,11,12; All School Play 12; Homecoming 11,12; Football 10,11,12; Basket- ball 10,11,12; Baseball 10, 11,12; Letterman's Club 10,11,12; AVOC 12; Band Solo 11,12. LORENCE ECKBLAD - MARLYS EHOFF - GAA 11, AUDREY EASTMAN - FNA MARY FARRIER -; FNA 12; AVOC 10. 12; Band 10,11,153; Mixed 11,12; FHA 10, Historian FHA 10,11; FTA 10,11, Ensemb1e 11, 12; Choir 10; 11. 12; Homecoming 12. Homecoming 10,11,12. RODRICK FIETEK--Choir DIANNE FISCHER 'FNA 10, ll; Operetta ll; FBL, 11; GAA ll, 12; Art Club Vice-President 12; AVOC 12- PATTY FLAHAVE--Choir 10,11,12; Operetta 11; Triple Trio 11,12; Class Sec. JFreas. 12; Home- coming 11,12; Annual Staff12; Art Club 11. ll. ERMA FRANK--FBL 12; KENNETH FRANK GAA 10,11, 12; FHA 11, FFA 11. 12; Homecoming 11, SMILIEST ROY FRERIC H - - DENNIS FRANK--FFA 10, 11; Baseball 12; Intra- murals 10,11,12. Monica Gerads and Sandy Gordon FREDA FREUDENRICH FBL 12; Library Club 10, ll. GREG GAMRADT - FTA 12; Choir 10,11,12; De- bate 12; Operetta 11; Jubi- leers 12; Homecoming 12; Football 10,11, 12; Basket- GEORGE FREY - FBL 12; FFA 11. KAREN GARRISON - FHA 12; Choir 11; Library Club 11; Homecoming 11; Art Club 11; 1Transfer Student from Warsaw, Indianay MONICA GERADS - FTA 11,12; Choir 10; Speech 12; Jr. Class Play; All 1 School Play; Homecoming 12; Annual Staff 11,12, ba1110;Track 10,11,12; Letterman's Club 10,11, 12; Art Club 12; Jr. Acad- emy of Science 12; II. Mixed Ensemble 11. THOMAS GIRTZ - FTA 12; Speech 11,12; A11 Photo Editor 12; Art Club 10; Prom 12. SHERWIN GOODRICH - Choir 10,11; Operetta 11 2 School Play 12; Golf 10, Football 10,11,12; Bas- 11,12. ketb31110;Track 10,11, -12; Letterman's Club. E? MARIE GUSTAFSON - FTA 10, 12; Choir 10, 11,12; Speech 10, 11, 12, Dist. 10, WARREN GORDON - Home- RICHARD GRAMS - FTA 11; Operetta 11; All-School WILLIAM GUY - Choir 11, , coming 11,12; Football 12; Speech 12; All School Play 12; Stu. Council 10, 12; Operetta 11; Jubileers ' 10; Track 10,11; Annual Play 12; Homecoming 12; 11; Homecoming 12; An- 12; Football 10,11; Track ' Staff 12. Football 10,11; Basketball 111131 staff 11,12, Co-Ed. - 10,11; Ir. Mixed En- 10, 11,12; Baseball 10,11; in-Chief 12; Comet's Tale semble. Letterman's Club 10,11,112; 10, 11, 12, Circulation Ed. r Annual Staff 12. 11; Art Club 11. 'X', 7 DOUGLAS GWOST - Home- coming 12; Football 11, 12; Basketball 10,11; In- tramurals 12; Baseball 10, 11,12; Letterman's Club 11,12; Ir. Academy of Science 12; Radio Club 12; CSMC 10; Uransfer from Crosien. MOST MUSICAL NANCY HAGEMANN - FNA 12; FHA 10,11,12; Library Club 11, 12; Speech 12. MARGARET HAAG - FTA 12; Band 10,11; Horn En- semble 10; Choir 10,11, 12; Operetta 12; Jr. Class Play; All School Play; Homecoming 10,11,12; Annual 11, Senior Section Editor 12; Comet's Tale 10,11, Feature Editor 12; Jr. Mixed Ensemble 11 LARRY HANSON - Art Club 11,12. JOYCE HALLBERG - FNA President 12; FHA 11; Band 10,11,12; Choir 10,11; Operetta 11; Class Sec.- Treas. 11; Homecoming 10, 11,12. JAMES HARRISON - FBL 12. DAVID HARRISON - Band 10,11,12; Choir 11,12; Operetta 11; Football 10; Basketball 10; Track, Stu- dent Manager 11; Letter- man's Club 11,12; Ir. Mixed Ensemble. Jane Schmec kpeper and Steve Jongewaard If 94 13! ROBERT HAMMERBECK - 2 Homecoming 12; Track 11; Radio Club 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12. x EDWARD HASSING - Choir MARLYS HAYES - FBL 12; SHARON HAYES - FHA 10, MAXINE HEGNA 10; Comet's Tale 10. FHA 10,11,12. 11,12; Library Club 11,12. EST HER HENNECK - FNA 11,12; FHA 11,12. EDWARD HENDRICKSON - Baseball 10; Radio Club 11, 12; Intramurals 10,12. DENNIS HENSEL - Basket- DONALD HERMAN - Base- ROBERT HINES - FFA 10. PATRICK HINES - FBL 12; ball 10; Baseball 11,12; ball 11,12; Radio Club 11; Jr. Academy of Science 11. AVOC 12. Intramurals 11,12. '31 JOHN HOHNCKE - Choir MARY HINTZ - Speech 10,11,12; Speech 10; 11,12. Jubileers 12; Homecoming 11,12; Jr. Academy of Science 11; Radio Club 11; Jr. Mixed Ensemble. WITTI EST SUSAN HOGGE - All School Play 12; GAA Sec. 12; Student Council 12; Homecoming 12; Annual Staff 12; Choir10,11,12; Current Events 10; Play 11; Operetta 12; Field Hockey 11,12; Music So- ciety 12; Exchange Stu- dent from South Africeo. ANNA HOLTZ - FNA 11, 12; FHA 10,11,12; Library Club 11,12. MYRON HLAD KATHY HOOVER - FNA 11; GAA 10; FHA 11. MIKE HYLDEN - Debate 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Radio Club 10; 1Transfer from Texasy Sharon Reaser and Jim Ploof JUDY HOLST - FTA 11, 12; Choir 10,11, Sec.- Treas. 12; Operetta 11; Student Council 11, Sec. 12; Homecoming Queen; Annual Staff 11,12; Comet's Tale 10,11. 1fx EILEEN JAMES - Junior Class Play. STEVE JONGEWAARD - Band 10,11, Treas. 12; Choir 10, 11,12; Operetta 11,12; Jubileers 12; Class Officer, Pres. 11; Student Council 10, 11, 12, Pres.; Homecoming 12; Basket- ball 10; Intramural 11,12; Baseball 10,11; Ir. Mixed Ensemble 11; Brass En- semble 10; Stage Band 11; State SC Convention 11, 12; All-State Pep Band 12. SUSAN JORGENSEN - FNA 11,12; FHA 10,11. WILSON JAMES - FHA 10, KEVIN JENDRO SONIA IONHSON - FBL 12; 11; Intramurals 10,11,12. GAA 10; FHA 10,11. DOUGLAS KALAHAR - Band 10, 11, 12, Vice Pres.; Choir 11, 12; Operetta 11, 12; Jubileers 12; Basket- ball, Student Manager 10 and 11; Baseball, Student Manager 10. JAMES KARPINSKI - FBL JAMES KESTNER - FFA 11. ELIZABETH KILANOWSKI - 12; Baseball 10,11; Radio Band 10,11; Speech 11,12; Club 11, 12. Art Club 10,11, 12. DONNA KONRAD - FTA DORIS KLIBER - FNA 11; 10,11; Band 10,11,12; FBL 12. Woodwind Quintet 11,12, Sec. 11; Choir 10,11,12; Operetta 11; Triple Trio 11,12; Jubileers 12; Stu- dent Council 10,11;Home- coming 11,12; Annual Staff, Activities Editor 12; Jr. Mixed Ensemble; Prom 11, 12. MOST DRAMATIC PATTY KUESEL - GAA DONALD KRYCH - FFA 11,12, Historian, Treas- 10. urer 11; FTA 12; Choir 10; Library Club 11, 12; Home- coming 10,11,12; Annual Staff 12; Art Club 11,12. DAVID KNOLL - FFA 10, 11, 12. ROSEMARY LaBARGE - 10,11; Comet's Tale 10, 11, 12. GENEVIEVE KNOPIK - FNA 11; Speech 11; Ir. Class Play; Annual Staff 11,12; Comet's Tale 10, 12. Pam Zimbrick and Terry Beaty WILLIAM LAMMER - Foot- ball 10,11; Basketball 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11,12; Track 10, 11; Letterman's Club 10, 11. ARLENE LASHINSKI - FHA 11,12. LARRY LARSON - FTA 10, 12; Band 10,11,12; Choir 10,11,12; Operetta 11; Iubileers 12; Basketball 10; Baseball 10; Track 10, 11,12; Letterman's Club 10,11,12; Indian Call 10; Jr. Mixed Ensemble 11; Barbershop Quartet 10; Trumpet Trio 11,12; Brass Ensemble 10; 1Transfer from Long Prairiey DARLENE MADSEN - FNA 11,12; GAA 12; FHA 10, 11, 12., Program Chairman; Operetta 11, Make-Up; Homecoming. RICHARD LEBLANC - FFA 10; FBL 12. JOHN LEDBETTER DENNIS LEIKVOLL MICHAEL MCGUIRE - FBL Pres. 12; FTA 10, Sec. 11; Student Council 11; Homecoming 10,11,12; Football 11; Basketball 10; Track 10,11; Letterman's Club 10,11,12; Comet's Tale 10,11,12; Art Club. MICHAEL MAHLING - Band 10, 11, 12, Pres.; Speech 12; Student Coun- ci112;TraCk 10, 11, 12. HOWARD LUETHMERS - FBL 12; Choir 10. JOAN LESINSKI - FNA 10, 11; FHA 10,11,12; FTA 10; Art Club 10. DONNA MARNACH - FBL; FHA 10, Co-Program Chairman 11; FTA 11; Li- brary Club 10,11; Speech 11; Comet's Tale 10,11. BEST DANCERS JEANNE MARVETS - FBL 12; FHA 10,11; FTA 11; Speech 11. MARION MANLICK - FNA 12; GAA 10,11,12; Choir 10; Library Club 11, Sec- retary 12; Annual Staff 12: Comet's Tale 10, Typing Editor 11,12. AUDREY MALLAK - Li- brary Club 10,11,12. LINDA MAYNARD - GAA 10,11,12; FHA 10,11; Choir 10,11,12; Operetta 11; Triple Trio 11,12; Jubileers 12; Homecoming 12; Hransfer from Moor- heacD. ROBERT MESNA - FBL 12. EDWARD MAY - Ir. Class Play; All School Play 12; Homecoming 12; Football 10; Intramurals 11,12. Vivian Piasecki and Rich Grams THOMAS MARTINSON - All School Play 12; AVOC 10, 12. SHARON MILLER - Band AUDREY MILLER - GAA HARRY MILLER RONALD MILLER - FFA 10, 10, 11,12; Homecoming 10, 11; FTA 10; Sophomore 11; Intramural Basketball 10,11,12. Choir; Homecoming At- 11'- tendant; Art Club 10. JERI MICHALEK -' FNA 12, Vice-Pres.; GAA 11, 12; Choir 10; Library Club 11, 12; Speech 11; Jr. Class Play; All School Play; Homecoming 12; Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 12. TERRY MILLER - Band 10, 11,12; Choir 10; Basket- ball, Student Manager 11 and 12; Baseball, Student Manager 10, 11, 12. SAMUEL MISBE - EPA 10, RONALD MORAN GLORIA MOSER - FNA 11, MARILYN MROZEK - Li- Sentinel 11, Treasurer 12, 12; GAA 10,11; FHA 10, brary Club 10,11,12. President; Choir 12. 11, Photographer 12. KAZIMIR MUELLER - An- nual Staff 12; Comet's Tale 10,11, Co-Business Manager 12; It. Academy of Science 11. BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE JANE NEWCOMB - FNA 12; GAA 10,11,12; FHA 11,12; FTA 10; Choir 10; Homecoming 12; Art Club 12. RENALDA MUGGLI - Li- brary Club 10,11. GEORGE NEWMAN - Foot- ball 10,11,12; Baseball 10; Letterman's Club 10, 11, 12. DOUGLAS NELSON - Choir 10,11. GORDON NELSON - Home- coming 12; Track 10; AVOC 12; II. Academy of Science 12; Prom 12. ARNE NELSON - Jr. Class Play; All School Play 12; Intramurals 10,11,12; AVOC 12. Helen Simonet and Ed Palluck DAVID NELSON - Choir 10,11,12; Speech 10; Operetta 11; Jubileers 12; Student Council 11, 12; Homecoming 12; Annual Staff 11, Sports Editor 12; AVOC 11,12; Ir. Academy of Science 12; Ir. Mixed Ensemble 11. CATHY NORR - Band 10, 11, 12; Woodwind Quintet 11,12; Choir 10,11,12; Section Leader 11, 12; Operetta 11; Iubileers 11, 12; Homecoming 10,11, 12; Annual Staff 11,12; Comet's Tale 11, 12; II. Mixed Ensemble. MELODIE OOTHOUDT - GAA 11,12; Speech 12; Ir. Class Play; All School Play 12; Homecoming 12; Art Club 12. IMARY NYMAN - Band 10, 11; Homecoming 10,11, 12; Prom 11. ARNELLE NORWOOD - Band 11,12; Choir 10,11, 12; Operetta 11; Iubileers 11, 12; Homecoming 12; Annual 12; Comet's Tale 11,12;ArtC1ub 10; II. Mixed Ensemble; Wood- wind Quintet 11,12; 80- prano Solo 11. DONNA OLESCH - FNA 12; GAA 11; FHA 11. KAREN PAUSER - Band 10; 11,12, Sec. 12; II. Class Play; All School Play 12; Homecoming 10,11,12; Annual 12; Prom 10,11,12. EDWARD PALLUCK VIVIAN PIASECKI - FHA 10, Parliamentarian 11, Chairman 12; FTA 11, Sec. 12; Speech 11,12; Jr. Class Play; All School Play 12; Homecoming 12; Annual 11, Faculty Editor 12; Comet's Tale 10,11, 12; Prom 12. LARRY PEARSON - FBL 12; Choir 10; Speech 11; II. Class Play; Homecoming 12; Intramural Basketball 10,11; AVOC 10,11. JEANETTE PELKEY - FNA 12; GAA 10,11. JAMES PLOOF - FTA 10, 11,12; 11'. Class Play; Stu- dent Council 10, Vice- President 12; Homecoming 10,11,12; Golf 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11; Letter- man's Club 10,11,12; Comet's Tale 10,11,12; AVOC 12; Art Club 10,11, 12. PRETTIEST EYES JEANETTE PROKOTT - FNA 10,11; Band 10,11,12. GLORIA POPP - FNA 11, 12; Choir 10; Homecoming 12; Comet's Tale 10,11, 12. GERALDINE PINT - FNA President 11; FBL Treas- urer 12; Ir. Class Play. PATRICIA PROZINSKI - FHA 10; Library Club 10; FTA 10,11, President 12; All School Play 12; Home- coming 12; Annual Staff 12. BERNIE PIETROWSKI - FNA 12; GAA 10; FHA 10. CAROL PIEKARSKI - GAA 10; FHA 11,12; FTA 11, 12; Speech 11,12; Home- coming 10,12; Art Club 12; Y-Teens 10; Uransfer from North St. PauD. Diane Brausen and John Wester RONALD POSER - FFA 10, 11; Choir 10; Intramurals 11. MARTORIE RINGWELSKI - SHARON REASER - GAA SANDRA REBISCHKE - FBL FNA 12; GAA 10; Speech 10,11, Pres. 12; Library 12; FHA 10,11; Band 10, 11,12; Homecoming 12. Club 10, Sec. 11, Pres. 11; Choir 10,11; Operetta 12; Homecoming 12; An- 11; Triple Trio 11; Home- nual Staff 12; Art Club 10 coming 11; II. Mixed En- I' ' semble; Prom. I THOMAS RINGWELSKI X FBL 12; Art Club 11. b A L BENEDICT PSICK - Art DONALD ROBINSON GARRY ROCHELEAU Club 11,12. f 27k L4 EDWARD SANTALA - Band 10,11,12; Football 10,11, 12; Baseball 10, 11; Letter- marfs Club 10,12. PAUL SCHAFFER - Horne; coming 12. PETER RINGWELSKI JANE SCHMECKPEPER - FTA 12; Band 10,11,12; Choir 10, 11,12; Operetta 11; Triple Trio 11,12; Jubileers 11,12; Home- coming 10,11,12; Annual Staff 12; Cheerleading 10; Jr. Mixed Ensemble 11; All-State Band 11. BEST DRESSED HELEN SIMONET - GAA 12; FTA 12; Choir 10,11, 12; Debate 12; Speech 12; Operetta 11; Jr. Class Play; All School Play 12; Triple Trio 11,12; Jubileers 12; Student Council 10; Home- coming 10,11,12; Art Club 10; Jr. Mixed En- semble. PATRICIA SCHMIDT - FHA 11; Choir 10; Speech 11. WILLIAM SIEGEL - FFA 10; Intramurals 10, 11, 12. LENNY SHARON MARY JEAN SLETTOM - GAA 12; FTA 12; Home- coming 10,11,12; Annual Staff 12; Art Club 10. DANIEL SHIMEK - Choir 10,11; Operetta 11; Vic.e- Pres. of Ir. Class; Pres. of Sr. Class; Student Council 11, Treas. 12; Homecom- ing 11,12; Football 12; Basketball 10,11,12; Base- ball 12; Letterman's Club 11, 12. Karen Pauser and George Frey BRUCE SMITH - Debate 12; Intramurals 11,12; A11- nual Staff 11,12; Comet's Tale 11,12; Photo Club 10,11,12; Jr. Academy of Science 10,11,12; Radio Club 11,12. PATRICIA STUMPF - FNA BETTY SOBANIA - FHA DUANE SOBIECH - FFA CHERYL SPRANDEL - Band 11,12; GAA 10,11; FHA 10,11; Homecoming At- 10,11; Intramurals 10,11, 10,11, Treas. 12; Choir 10,11; Library Club 10; tendant 12. 12. 10, Dist. 8010 11,12; Speech 10,12. Operetta 11; Ir. Class Play; Homecoming 10,11, 12; Annual 12; II. Mixed Ensemble; Prom 11. JANET STANEK - FNA 11; FBL 12; Choir 10,11; Operetta 11; Comet's Tale 11. LINDA STATEMA - Speech 11; Art Club 11, 12. RICHARD SMITH DALE THOMPSON - FBL SHIRLEY THOMPSON - THORE THORSON 12. GAA 1,1;FNA 12; All School Play 12; Jr. Class - Plav. THOMAS TILLANDER - KAREN TRETTER - FNA Choir 10,11,12; Operetta 11,12; FHA 11,12. 11; Ir. Class Play; All School Play 12; Jubileers 12; Homecoming 12; Foot- ball 10,11; Basketball 10, 11,12; Baseba1110,11,12; Letterman's Club 10,11, 12. MOST ATHLETIC PAULETTE VAUGHN - ROBERT WALDVOGEL GAA 11; Choir 10,11; Art Club 10; 1Transfer from Atwater High School, CalifJ. HARVEY WALKOVIAK - Intramurals 10, 11, 12. RAY VanHERCKE JAMES TRUMAN - Choir 10,11; Operetta 11; Foot- ba1110,11;Track 10; Radio Club 11,12. N X Irene Wetzel and Dan Shimek I 23 JAMES WALTMAN - FFA A 10,11; Intramurals 12; - Baseball 10,11,12. 1 1 AH KATHLEEN WOZNIAK - KAREN WITT - GAA 11, DIANE WIMMER - FNA 12; FNA 11,12; GAA 10,11, 12; FTA 10,11, Treas. 12; FBL 12; FHA 10,11,12; 12; FHA 10, Pres. Elect Choir 10; Homecoming Choir 10; Homecoming 12. 11, Pres. 12; Homecoming 12; Annual 12; Art Club 10,11,12;ArtC1ub 10,11, 12. 12. DAVID WELLS FONDA BARTELS - Girls' Softball 10; Science Club 12; Gransfer from Eagle Grove, Iowan. LINDA WEST - FBL 12; JOHN WESTER - Speech JUDITH WOLD - GAA 10, GAA 10. 12; Track 10,11. 11. IRENE WETZEL - GAA 11; FTA 11; Choir 10,11,12; Speech 10,11, Dist. 10; Operetta 11; Triple Trio 11, 12; Jubileers 12; Hmcg. 10. 11,12, Attend. 12;An. St., Art Ed. 12; Comet's Tale 10, 11,12, Art Ed. 12;Chr1dg. 10, 11, 12, Co-Capt. 12. MIC HAEL WIELINSKI GORDON WHEELER - Homecoming 12; Intra- murals 10,11,12. LINDA WURDELMAN - FTA 10, Vice-Pres.; Choir 10,11,12; Speech 11; Operetta 11; II. Class Play; Triple Trio 11,12; Sec. of Soph. Class; An- nual, Business Manager 12; Comet's Tale, Circu- lation Ed. 11, As. Ed. 12; Art Club 11. MOST DIGNIFIED CAROL ZAPZALKA - GAA 11,12; FHA 10,11; Library Club 11, Program Chair- man 12; Art Club 11. BERNARD YA SGAR JEANETTE ZAPAZLKA - FHA 10,11. JERRY YOREK - FFA 10, 11,12; Art Club 11. RICHARD ZILKA - FFA 10; Baseball 10, 12. PAM ZIMBRICK - FBL 12; GAA 10, Historian 11; FHA 11; Debate 10; Speech 10,11,12; Operetta 11; Jr. Class Play; One Act Play 10,11; Pres. 0f Soph. Class; Student Council 10, 11; Homecoming 10; An- nual 11, Business Mgr. 12; Comet's Tale 10,11. Dianne Fischer and Gary Copa HENRY ZIMMERMAN - FFA 10,11,12. P 51mm DAN SHIMEK Vice President DENNIS DOROFF Secretazy- Cream er PATTY FLAHAVE 3l 3.31:2 k A 4. War 11cm 15 gaming .u n... 9.; ' . 5 u lst ROW: Beckie Erwin, Geri Hayes, Deloria Gohl, Janice Kaiser, Luann DeGroot, Janice West, Debbie Burr, Ingrid PieIIzykowski, Rita Ringwelski, Shirley Nelson, Sandra LeBlanc, Patty Hayes. 2nd ROW: Jo Ann Magdziars, Lydia Goodendorf, Marg Smieja, Jo Mary Frank, Pat Wiczek, Kathi Ghinter, Linda Klocow, Sharon Rocheleau, Nancy Susalski, Beverly Holden. 3rd ROW: Sharon Lapos, Judy Doble, Allan Sehlump- berger, Robert Simmons, John Wotzke, Barry Rydjeski, Rich Schmidt, Shirley Vilinske, Karen Ringwelskj, Janet Rausch, Carol Anderson, Willow Archer. Not Pictured: Gaylene Nylund, jmim 1st ROW: Gary Plante, Marion Trutwin, Mary Thomas, Sharon Haggerty, Carol Gwost, Kathy Anderson, Joyce Urbanski, Mary Jean Tillman. 2nd ROW: Wally Horstman, Ruth Pasch, Shirley Lindborg, Dawn Olen, Peggy Brockman, Kathy Kalahar, Linda Flaig, Terri Bjornoos, Paula Kick, Frances Traphagan, Jim Brown, Roger Diebel. 3rd ROW: Jim Schmidt, Dave Lubbers, Chuck Lange, Doug Dalquist, JeffMeyer, Dan Thompson, Jeff Newberger, Jeff Green, Tom Tchida, Chuck Marchildon, Tom Mundahl, Lee Vonder Haar. lst ROW: Diane Jarosh, Pamela Bullis, Carole Johnson, Charlotte Czech, Sherry Shaffer, Arliss Johnson, Ardis Johnson, Kathy Hoen, Melodie Maier, Carol Pierzina, Linda Roland. 2nd ROW: Kurt Wetzel, Daryl Konrad, Tom Pappenfus, Gary Surma, Bob Trafas, Byron Smith, Danny Loftis, Lyle Lisle, Ernest Anderson, Charles Cluba. 8rd ROW: Randy Kirt, Mark Zwingelberg, Jim Zehren, Craig Reaser, Sheldon Prozinski, Joe Salitros, John Mona- han, Jim Schafer, Tom Oothoudt, Alan Olson, Jim Kammermeyer, Ernest Preimesberger, Richard Plante. juniors lst ROW: Linda Young, Karen Witucki, Verdel Pont, Mary Ann Witucki, Mary Wiherski, Joe De Zurik, John Be- linski, Ronnie Frey. 2nd ROW: Howard Blomberg, Judy Gosiak, Carol Rakow, Margaret Scepurek, Tom Seep, Mike Andres, Sue Kappes, Stanley Miller, Bernie Smith. 3rd ROW: John Tedford, Rich Nagorski, Harvey Pois- sant, Dave Hiatt, Cliff K011, Roger Ghinter, Rich Lashinski, Gordie Stavish, Dave Tillman, Erwin Lapos, Not Pictured: Leonard Seelen, Delphine Psick, Jeanne Gosiak. lst ROW: David Bermel, Barbara Phillips, Betty Birchem, Joyce Jelinski, Sharon Lipke, Mary Wotzka, Geneva Bloom, Mary Kahlick, Richard Marsolek, Gale Le Blane. 2nd ROW: Roger Kris, Dick Geurtz, Dave Anderson, Ken Burgraff, Minetta Pike, Marlys Popp, Sharon Nelson, Sharon Wimmer, Jim Hurle, Gladys Jaschke. 3rd ROW: Larry Hamm, Greg Minion, Neal Lobin, Joe Houdek, Mike Eastmann, A1 Sanowski, Jim Ouemba, Jim Prokott, Bruce Braun, Don Johnson, Lloyd Kazeck, Gary Clement, Richard Matros. yummy 151 ROW: Mary Lou Holtz, Ruth Schmidtbauer, Lolli Salinger, Rose Witt, Pat Etzler, Lynne Knutson, Judy Rossum, Pat Schultz, Don Pearson. 2nd ROW: Marlene Popp, Audrey Sowada, Susan Sundstrom, Mary Maier, Mary Jean Kulus, Helen Dukowitz, Cindy Wright, Terry Ginter, Jeanne Smith, Richard Kliber, Eugene Kliber, Myron Witt- wer, Ernest Hegna. 3rd ROW: Linus Miller, Marilyn Doble, Norma Ballou, Joanne Betts, Russ Sharon, Bernard Bermel. Felix Malek, Don Dreiling, Gilbert Lapos, Dan Fregin, Richard Hoheisel, Charles Schlichting. W 151: ROW: Sandra Steinert, Rosemary Wochnick, Marie Yasgar, Linda Norberg, Lynn Bruflat, Ellen Dalen, Gary Dickman, Susan Seelen. 2nd ROW: Karen Carlson, Ernie Seelen, Richard Bohman, Jim Simon, Jim Miller, Wanda Thompson, Lois Heinz, Magdalen Scepurek, Peter Jorgenson. 8rd ROW: Joe Bentler, Marcel Bellefeville, Jerry Waltman, Marvin Ballou, Jim Olen, Larry Mohler, Gerry Hennes, Richard Breda, Larry Johnson. Not Pic- tured: Gary Moser, Jean Schneider. jmim lst ROW: Barbara Scobie, Marcia Valesano, Karen Kastner, John Adams, Scott Thompson, Linda Keehr, Julie Templeton, Wayne LeBlanc, Lonnie Kirt, Keith Welter, Jim Norr, Don Hanson. 2nd ROW: Susan Mellor, Ge- raine Ryan, Bonnie Lintner, Linda Magnan, Caren Carpenter, Connie Bauerly, Janice Hohncke, Kay Brown, Carol Kuchinski, Clay Arvidson, Tom Eckman, Jay Lowry. 3rd ROW: Ronald Krych, Mike Wenzel, Donald Boone, Stephen Howes, Dekae Erickson, Kathy Downey, Ralph James, Virgil Meyer, Dave Pierson, Richard Rider, Edgar Huebner, George Ledbetter. lst ROW: Marion Larson, Irene Grzybek, Donald Sherwood, Roger Westre, Joe Lindberg. 2nd ROW: Roy Hendricks, Linda Pomrenke, Susan Witt, Jan Elzig, John Stremke, Jim Zimmerman. 3rd ROW: Steve Toenies, Richard Venske, Tim Virnig, Richard Sobiech, Eugene Thoma, Mic Tchida, David Stroscheim, Bob Haselkamp, Jake Wiherski, Bill Damborg. yummy 61455 Officers Carol Kuchinski, Paula Kick, Terry Serie. 38 lst ROW: Steven Lickteig, Judy Kathrein, Linda Dommet, Janette Mrozik, Mary Mrozek, Kittie Erwin, Larry Klosowsky. 2nd ROW: Ronald Miller, Roger Harakel, Roger Wochnick, Garey Houle, Eugene Kucninski, David Felix, Terry Dobis, John Ciminski. 3rd ROW: David Janey, A1Wilke, Gordon Lintner, Daniel Dobis, Ken Kief- er, Bernard Brownie, Ken Frerichs, Jerry Koetter, Ronald Schwartz. Sophomms lst ROW: Darlene Walker, Cathy Mrozik, Dorothy Hayes, Lavon Schultz, Jean Palluck, Sharon Retka, Frank Freudenrich. 2nd ROW: Shirley Kowalzek, John Balaski, Mable Walker, Dale Strack, Kathy Hurrle, Mary Kalis, Judy Heurung, Gerry Waltman. 8rd ROW: Diane Gosiak, Richard Tretter, Richard Herman, John Daninger, Lawr- ence Brownie, Edward Lintner, Joseph Ringwelski, Wayne Hansman, Donald Schwartz. 39 lst ROW: Charles Young, Valerie Johnson, Judy Karnowski, Yvonne Myhre, Karen Leikvoll, Carol Podraza, Renata Zimmerman, Terri Schultz, Delorio Dumler, Bob Mahling. 2nd ROW: Linda Warnke, Dale Rychner, John Drong, Bob Houle, Darrell Sanderson, Wayne Retka, David Wojciechowski, Diane Bonebrake, Daniel Nelson, Kev- in Burt. 3rd ROW: Rich Schneider, David Popp, Stanley Holtslander, Curt Martinson, Dick Eberhart, Jerry Peters- chick, Bob Bentler, Daniel Booth, Jerome Kulus, James Tatro, Michael Ross. Sophomores x lu, lst ROW: Elaine Emmerich, Sandra Tuholsky, Sharon Lintner, Janet Wojciechowski, Don Haggerty, Paulette Drong, Bob Lapos, Dawn Slimmer, Beverly Bigalke, Gloria Zilka, David Ehoff. 2nd ROW: Judy Wimmer, Lo- retta Witucki, Lois Doble, Diane Pelkey, David Reese, Jim May, Bradley Bellamy, Jerry Yourcek, Pat Wippler, Shirley Bloom. 3rd ROW: Ronnie Pierzina, Mike Beseman, B111 Backowski, LeRoy Bobick, Leonard Vnuk, Larry Greene, Carl Medin, Henry Allord. W f X x1 lst ROW: Maureen Sanders, Joan Karnowski, Kit Johnson, Karen Kliber, Joanne Hallberg, Edward Dols, Lonny Krych, Dennis Johnson, John Knutson, John Klemaseski, Bill T azarek. 2nd ROW: Barbara Oberton, Helen Ross, Diane Waldeck, Steve Berguson, Brian Miller, Marvin Schraut, Melvin Tedford, Leon Tschida, Craig Gammon. 3rd ROW: Jan Doroff, Joann Geschwill, Nancy Misbe, Richard Jabas, Charles Hemmingson, James Sobieck, Les- ter Feia, Kenneth Isder, Gary Gwost, Mark Jegela. Sophomores lst ROW: Danny Anderson, Clarence Kurowski, Bernard Borash, Linda DeGroot, Darlene Dickman, Mary Kiefer, Carol Noyes. 2nd ROW: Walton Kjeldegaard, Kenneth Czech, Sherrill Rebischke, Elaine Czech, Marilyn Pfef- fer, Barbara Derosier, Sandra Robinson. 3rd ROW: Mike Spiess, Bruce Hammerbeck, Lloyd Sobreck, Linda Eiden- shink, Diane Ramsey, Georgia Vogt, Doris Chock. 42 lst ROW: Sheryl Martinson, Mary Ann Seelen, Norma Bergstrazer, Dean Colombe, Melvin Boser, Alvin Boser, Sandra Mellor, Susan Shelley. 2nd ROW: Io Linda Smith, Beverly Posch, David Christopherson, Janet Carlson, Donna Johnson, Marlys Skoog, Marie Brown, Diane Peterson, Janet Brausen, James Downey, Daniel Zimmerman. 8rd ROW: Dean Bigalke, Burnett Nylund, Joe Altrichter, Stanley Christensen, Rebecca Altrichter, LaVonne Statema, William Weber, Marie Larson, Gary Sappington, Dennis Moran, Wayne Paske. Not Pictured: Tim Garry, Robert Knopik. Soplwm res lst ROW: Eric Betlock, Pam Truman, Paula Poppen, Yvonne Newman, Jeanne Harrison, Sandi Voerding, Beth Green, Kathy Henzel, 2nd ROW: Mike Doucette, James Sowada, Rich Santala, Sharon Swanson, Juanita Krych, Karen LeMay, Patricia Sinderman, Irene Kilanowski, Peggy Swanson. 3rd ROW: Burt Dubow, Kale Scepurek, John Zak, Nancy Voges, William Lutz, Margaret Persons, Diane Hanlik, Gerald Harris, Darrell Bigalke, Ryan Norwood. Not Pictured: Terri Rasinski, Dale Zwingelberg. K 31 Il lst ROW: Miss Schwartz, Gayla Edlund, Sandi Nelson, Karen Bednark, Diane Dols, Linda Swan, Carol Harrison, Cheryl Johnson, Linda Malek, Caroline Barnes. 2nd ROW: Rita Schmitdbauer, Barbara Fischer, Constance Czech, Rebecca McCoury, Renee Stanek, Gloria Langner, Laverne Goebel, Ellen Dehn, Jan Demattes, Gloria Gammon, John Welna. 3rd ROW: Daniel Girtz, Kenny Nornberg, Dennis Bengtson, Dean Krych, Tom Kazeck, Larry Deer- ing, Donald Pfeffer, David Ciminski, Raymond Sobieck, Tim Schwanke, Danny Jendro. Soplmmms glass Officers Yvonne Newman Richard Eberhart Cheryl Johnson 43 'n Chow time An Still here. Neatness counts. I pledge allegiance . . . n Not now, we're busy! ,f Mr. Spencer Nelson, Mr. Stanley Wielinski, Mr. Robert Smith, Mr. Harry Norr, Dr. John Weber, Mr. William Molde, Mr. Paul Hanson, Mr. John Dulude. aard of folumtim Mr. Paul Hanson, Mr. John Dulude, Mr. Alfred Norn- berg, Mr. Edward O'Rourke Administratim 4b ,4' SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Ahlin, Mr. Defren, Mr. Graf SO CIAL STUDIES DEPARTM ENT Mr. Isaacson, Mr. Mundahl, Mr. Ellingson M ATHEMATI CS DEPARTM ENT Miss Finstuen, Mr. Bahn, Miss Spehar 47 MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Mittelstaedt, Mr. Poliseno ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss McNeil, Mr. Martin, Miss Monroe, Miss Nelson, Miss Powers, Miss Schwartz ATHLETI C DEPARTM ENT Mr. Ahle, Mrs. Bement, Mr. Kavadas SPECIAL DEPARTM ENT Mrs. Kline, Miss Olseth, Miss Anderson, Mr. Holland, Mr. Kasma, Miss Michelich, Mr. Goodrich COMMERCIA L DEPARTMENT Mr. Kowalzek, Miss Johnson, Mr. Olson, Miss Wiese, Miss Edwards AG-INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Steinke, Mr. Brandt, Mr. Fabro 49 COOKS Mrs. Jarvis, Mrs. Lintner, Mrs. Saulter, Mrs. Kiefer OFFICE STAFF Gayle Larsen, Patricia Trutwin, Annette Johnson, Dolores Carlson u CUSTODIANS Bill Greene, Palmer Nelson, John Peterson, Julius Wiherski 50 The '1965 FLYER is better than ever! This year we have added a few new thihgs in- cluding more casual shots of typical scenes around the school. You will see and read about every club in our school. You will see pictures of our teams and musical or- ganizations. Indeed, you will see pictures of all the things that have made this year truly outstanding. The editors of this year's annual are Suzan Bailey and Marje Gustafson, co-editors; Dennis Doroff, copy editor; Monica Gerads, photo editor; David Nelson, sports editor; Irene Wetzel, art editor; Margaret Haag, senior section editor; Vivian Piasecki, faculty editor; Donna Konrad, activities editor; Ginny Anderson, classes editor; and Linda Wurdelman, business manager. ANNUAL EDITORS: SITTING: Margaret Haag, Virginia Anderson Vivian Piasecki, Dennis Doroff. STANDING: David Nelson, Monica Gerads, Marje Gustafson, Linda Wurdleman, Suzan Bailey, Donna Konrad. , Animal Staff FIRST ROW: Karen Pauser, Karen Witt, Sharon Reaser, Marje Gustafson, Mary Jean Slettom, Monica Gerads, Margaret Haag, Vivian Piasecki, Jane Schmeckpeper, Cheryl Sprandel. SECOND ROW: Pat Kuesel, Patty Prosinski, Sue Hogge, Pam Zimbrick, Jeri Michalek, Jenny Knopik, Virginia Anderson, Marion Manlick, Donna Konrad. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mundahl, Sandy Gordon, David Dalquist, Dennis Doroff, David Nelson, Linda Wurdel- man, Suzan Bailey, Cathy Norr, Arnelle Norwood, Judy Holst, Bruce Smith. FIRST ROW: Miss Schwartz, Jan Elzig, Arliss Johnson, Gloris Popp, Marion Manlick, Geraine Ryali, Kathy Anderson, Julie Templeton, Marje Gustafson, Margaret Haag, Rose Witt. SECOND ROW: Genevieve Kn'opik, Shirley Lindborg, Kathy Hoehn, Audrey Sowada, Vivian Piasecki, Virginia Anderson, Karen Kastner, iLydia Goodendorf, Linda Wurdelman, Linda Roland, Shirley Vilinske, Mary Jean Tillman, Terri Serie. THIRD ROW: Bruce Smith, Dennis Doroff, Ronald Christenson, Tom Mundahl, Mike Wenzel, Jan Hohncke, Rosemary LaBarge, Arnelle Norwood, Kathy Kalahar, Cathy Norr, Linda Flaig, Stephen Howes, Walter Horstman. Kama? tale The COMET'S TALE is the official school newspaper which is published monthly by the editors and a staff of 32 juniors and sen- iors. Sophomores who are interested in join- ing the staff take a short journalism course in the spring of the year. They then asgist in the publishing of the April and May issues in preparation for joining the regular staff. The Comet's Tale has a close working re- lationship with the Little Falls Daily Tran- script which is responsible for the printing of the school paper. Miss Frances Schwartz is the faculty advisor. COMET'S TALE EDITORS: Marion Manlick, Virginia Anderson, Tom Mundahl, Ron Christenson, Jan Hohncke, Linda Wurdelman, Margaret Haag. Left to Right: Holst. Steve Jongewaard, Jim Ploof, Dan Shimek, Judy The Student Council provides the backbone of our school government. This year the size of the Council has been increased to include class vice-presidents and secretary- treasurers as members. Some of the Coun- cil's projects have included: sponsoring Sue Hogge, our South African student; conduct - ing the Save the Children Federation Clgth- ing Drive; sponsoring a dance with the Pred- ators for the swimming pool fund; selling LFHS stickers; and sponsoring a talent show as a school activity. The council also sent delegates to the regional convention at St. Cloud and the state convention at Blooming- ton and held a record hop. Mr. Stuart Good- rich is the advisor. Student Katmai! FIRST ROW: Don Pfeffer, Karen Kliber, SECOND ROW; Randy Kirt, Judy Holst, Sue Hogge, Rich Eberhart, Jim Zehren, Paula Kick, Joan Blomberg. THIRD ROW: Mr. Goodrich, Mike Mahling, Pierson. 54 Beth Greene, Marcia Valesano, Julie Templeton, Diane Brausen. Dan Shimek, Jim Ploof, Steve Jongewaard, David Nelson, David FIRST ROW: Frieda Freudenrich, Doris Kliber, Janice Abel, Sandra Rebischke, Sonja Johnson, Lee Ann Doucette, Marlys Hayes, Diane Brausen, Geraldine Pint, Ruth Brutcher. SECOND ROW: Janet Stanek, Janice Abel, Erma , Frank, Donna Marnach, Pamela Zimbrick, Linda West, Jeanne Marvets, Diane Wimmer, George Frey, Tom Ring- welski, Mr. Kasma. THIRD ROW: Patrick Hines, Mike McGuire, Roderick Fietek, James Harrison, Howard Lueth- mers, Dale Thompson, Larry Pearson, Roger Daninger, Fred Duke. Not pictured: Richard LeBlanc, Robert Mesna. 1 13.13. The Future Business' Leaders Club is made up of student train- ees enrolled in the Cooperative Training Program. These stu- dents, in addition to fulfilling high school requirements, get work experience through part-time jobs in an occupation of their choice in one of three major areas: marketing, office, it or the trades field. This year, for the first time, the juniors who are preparing for the training program will be allowed to join the club. The advisor of the club is Clinton Kasma, Vocational Coordinator. Look for Jeri behind the counter at the Sanitary Bakery. I 15 Why not try it on for size? Just ask for Diane when you're shopping says Fred at Koroll's Shoe Store. at Loretta's. 55 y OFFICERS: Mary Jean Kulus, Sue Kappes, Terry Serie. Art 61M ART CLUB: A main objective of the Art Club is to offer art experiences beyond the regular art courses. This year there were thirty-three active members from the junior and senior classes. The Club again made its annual trip to Min- neapolis art centers. To raise funds, the members designed, manufactured, and sold school pennants. Other club activities in- cluded posters, 21 homecoming float, school decorations, and stage work for school plays. Reinart Holland is the Art Club advisor. FIRST ROW: Diane Bellfeuille, Karen Witt, Carol Johnson, Mary Jean Slettom, Mary Kahlich, Lydia Gooden- dorf, Mr. Holland. SECOND ROW: Mary Jean Kulus, Sue Kappes, Melodie Oothoudt, Betty Kilanowski, Kathy Wozniak, Paula Kick, Terry Serie, Mike Hylden. THIRD ROW: Ronald Krych, Delrae Erickson, Linda Statema 56 Dianne Fischer, Shirley Lindborg, Jacob Wiherski, Jeff Meyer, Walter Horstman, Russ Sharon. C Left to Right; Richard Plante, Jim Ploof, John Eberhart, Bob Trafas, Arne Nelson, Joe Houdek, Lloyd Kazeck, Tom Martinson, Gordon Nelson, David Nelson, Terry Serie, Gary Copa, Tom Boone. AIZOCJ. The AVOC is one of the groups that provides a service of importance to school life. Although '1 not well known, the AVOC operates full time. It provides such services as showing films, set- ting up film strip projectors, tape recorders, record players, and handling the sound equipment for programs and games. '3 M - The Photo Club provides pictures for all school publica- tions. Pictures for both the Annual and the Comet's Tale 5: are taken, and school functions are covered by the pho- tographers. The complete process from taking the pictures to developing them is performed by the Photo Club. A Bruce Smith and Steve Howes. u: 57 One hundred twenty -nine girls joined the FHA Club this year. To be eligible for membership, a girl must have completed at least one semester of home economics. Contributing to the Joys and Satisfactions of Family Living and Strengthening My Education for Future Roles were the two national objectives, which were emphasized in their programs. The state projects in- cluded camp support, community citizen- ship, and traffic safety. The programs at the meetings stressed the purposes of the club. Miss Charlotte Olseth is the FHA advisor. OFFICERS: Ruth Brutcher, Vivian Piasecki, Mary Thomas, Marion Trutwin, Carol Gwost, Kathy Wozniak, Darlene Madsen, ?VHA Carol Kuchinski, Charlotte Czech, Joyce Urbanski. ' . . FIRST ROW: C. Gwost, B. Birehem, M. Trutwin, J. Frank, J. Palluck, K. Kliber, J. Kaiser, B. DeRosier, L. Selinger, C. Johnson, K. Kastner, M. Thomas, R. Witt, S. Witt, S. Wimmer, S. Velinski, J. Rausch. SEC- OND ROW: D. Hayes, H. Ross, K. Bednark, P. Hayes, T. Raskinski, J. Kathrein, G. Vogt, N. Bergsn'azer, L. DeGroot, K. Leikvoll, L. DeGroot, M. Pfeffer, E. Dalen, J. Jelinski, P. Truman, J. Brausen, S. Retka, L. Swan, V. Johnson, S. Nelson, N. Susalski, D. Burt, G. Hayes, J. Rossum, S. Sundstrom, R. Erwin. THIRD ROW: C. Rakow, K. Witucki, M. Hayes, 8. Hayes, A. Lashinski, G. Langner, N. Hagemann, Y. Myhre, C. Noyes, 8. Robinson, S. Rocheleau, M. Wiherski, P. Poppen, G. Gammon, M. Popp, M. Holtz, M. Popp, D. Jarosh, D. Madsen, K, Wozniak, J. Lesinski, E. Henneck, Miss Olseth. FOURTH ROW: M. Larson, H. Duko- witz, S. Rebischke, V. Piasecki, R. Brutcher, P. Bullis, D. Olen, J. Urbanski, A. Sowada, A. Holtz, D. Waldoch, G. Bloom, M. Yasgar, R. Wochnick, M. Seelen, 1. Carlson, IS. Voerdihg, J. Hallberg, P. Sinder- man, B. Bigalke, C. Kuchinski, L. Magnan, B. Holden, M. Belinski, EfFrank, S. Martinson, FIFTH ROW: 8. Lapos, M. Doble, N. Misbe, S. Brown, C. Bauerly, M. Skoog, J. Wimmer, R. Altrichter, L. Statema, K. Garrison, G. Jaschke, C. Czech, D. Bellefeuille, S. Kappes, M. Kulus, D. Erickson, J. Geschwill, D. Havlik, J. Betts, N. Ballou, D. Ramsey, B. Posch, L. Thelen, J. Doble, M. Smieja, P. Brockman; K. Le May, K. Ringwelski, G. Moser. Not pictured: L. Doble, L. Heinz, K. Hurrle, M. Kalis, V. Pont, H. Ross, S. Seelen, K. Tretter, L. Knutson, T. Ginter. w xi lst ROW: Gilbert Lapos, LeRoy Czech, Jerry Yorek, Samuel Misbe. 2nd ROW: Howard Blomberg, William Tazarek, Walton Kjeldergaard, Clarence Kurowski, Robert Lapos, Bernard Borash, Charles Young, Marvin Schraut, Mike Doucette, Frank Freudenrich, Gary Dickmann, Peter Jorgenson, Michael Andres, Ronald Frey. 8rd ROW; Donald Pearson, John Belinski, Joe DeZurik, James Miller, David Reynolds, Mike Smith, Ronald Gay, Daniel Zimmerman, Kenneth Czech, Richard Kliber, Richard Hoheisel, Bernard Smith, Jim Zimmerman, Eugene Kuchinski, Roger Harakel, Stanley Miller. 4th ROW; John Tedford, Richard Venske, Richard Matros, Albert Wilke, Joe Bentler, Gary Moser, Gerald Harris, Kenneth Isder, Herman Werkman, James Tatro, Curtis Martinson, Paul Jaschke, Jerome Kulus, Gerry Woltman, Ernest Hegna, David Knoll, Jerry Koetter, Eugene Czech. Z 2,4. This year, as in the past, the F.F. A. has been a very active club. Four representa- tives attended the National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Delegates and judg- ing teams attended the State Convention in St. Paul in May. The local chapter also held its annual banquet in the spring. Samuel Misbe and Jerome Yorek were awarded the State Farmer Degree at the State Conven- tion. Donald Brandt is the FFA advisor. OFFICERS: Jerry Yorek, Sam Misbe, Leroy Czech, Gilbert Lapos, Ronald Gay, Ervin Lapos. 59 Library Club members work from three to five hours every week. During this time they perform such duties as filing, desk work, book mending, shelving, magazine circulation, and simple reference work. Some of the social activities included: a Halloween party, a Book Week Tea for the faculty and administration, and a Christmas party. The girls were also guests of the St. Francis Library'Club. At the an- nual spring picnic, awards were presented to two and three year members. Miss Veronica Michelich is advisor for the Library Club. OFFICERS: Marion Manlick, Dawn Olen, Sharon Reaser, Willow Archer, Carol Zapzalka. mery 61w SEATED: Karen Kliber, Mary Thomas, Pat Hayes, Marion Manlick, Pat Kuesel, Rita Ringwelski, Janice West. FIRST ROW: Nancy Hageman, Mary Lou Holtz, Mary Maier, Sharon Reaser, Virginia Anderson, Carol Zapzalka, Marilyn Mrozek, Audrey Mallak, Barbara Phillips, Carol Kuchinski. MIDDLE ROW; Miss Michelich, Pat Etzler, Sandra LeBlanc, Linda Norberg, Arliss Johnson, Anna Holtz, Caren Carpenter, Jeri Michalek, Ruth Pasch. THIRD ROW: Joyce Urbanski, Dawn Olen, Willow Archer, Audrey Mallak, Sharon Lapos. 60 1' k FIRST ROW: Jane Schmeckpeper, Judy Rossum, Kitty Johnson, Yvonne Newman, Mary Farrier, Kathy Anderson, Joyce Jelinski, Mary Thomas, Karen Witt. SECOND ROW: Jan Doroff, Sandi Nelson, Sharon Reaser, Marje Gustafson, Margaret Hadg, Patty Kuesel, Vivian Piasecki, Arliss Johnson, Monica Gerads. THIRD ROW: Dawn Olen, Lonnie Kirt, Mike Wenzel, Larry Larson, Tom Girtz, Charlotte Czeck, Kathy Hoehn, Patty Prozinski, Susan Mellor. 9.3:. The FTA had 30 active members this year. Topics of study during the year included the history of FTA, careers in teaching, teacher aptitude, qualifications, and education, and college financial aid. Twenty-one members visited and assisted classes at Lindbergh Elementary School. Senior members attend the FTA Workshop at St. Cloud State College. A delegation from the chapter attended the Annual Spring Conference at Gustavus Adolphus College in April. Iris Anderson was the FTA advisor. OFFICERS: Kathy Hoehn, Karen Witt, Patty Prozinski, Vivian Piasecki. w bl Members participated in a variety of sports. Among them were: bowling, basketball, volleyball, softball, skating, and shuffle- board. Among their social events were a bike hike in the fall, a Christmas party complete with a pinata and Santa, and a spring picnic at which awards were presented to the members having attended at least 4X5 of the meetings. One of The special ac- tivities was attending play-days in this area. Mrs. Nancy Bement is the GAA advisor. OFFICERS: Carol Kuchinski, Janice West, Sharon Reaser, Ginny Anderson, Sue Hogge, Sherry Schaffer. VoAOA. FIRST ROW: Nancy Susalski, Kit Johnson, Sue Shelley, Kathy Hensel, Sandy Nelson, Barbara Fisher, Beverly Bigalke, Rose Witt, Sandy Steinert, Karen Leikvoll, Kathy Anderson, Cheryi Johnson, Patty Stumpf, Karen Witt, Mary Jean Slettom. SECOND ROW: Erma Frank, Jeanie Harrison, Sandy Mueller, Jeri Michalek, Sharon Lintner, Sharon Litke, Mary Maier, Lolli Selinger, Carol Johnson, Paula Kick, Carol Harrison, Cathy Mrozik, Sandi Rob- inson, Sue Hogge, Barbara Scobie, Linda Flaig, Diane Peterson, Gloria Gammon, Judy Rossum, Debbie Burt, Darlene Madson, Kathy Wozniak. I THIRD ROW: Nancy Misbe, Caren Carpenter, Mary Ann Seelen, Marie Brown, Janice Kaiser, Karen Kliber, Carol Gwost, Marcia Valesano, Sharon Reaser, Ginny Anderson, Marion Manlick, Pat Kuesel, Linda Maynard, Janice Able, Carol Noyes, Dawn Olen, Sherry Nelson, Janice West, Janet Brausen, Sharon Retka, Susan Sundstrom, Shirley Vilinski, Diane Ramsey. FOURTH ROW: Suzan Bailey, Diane Pelkey, Kathy Downey, Marlys Skoog, Marion Trutwin, Jo Mary Frank, Lynn Bruflat, Sherry Schaffer, Terry Bjornoos, Mary Jean Kulus, Diane Bellefeuille, Sue Kappes, Ellen Dehn, Dianne Fischer, Barbara Derosier, Dawn Slimmer, P Peggy Brockman, Linda Thielen, Janet Ringwelski, Karen LeMay, Sheryl Martinson, Melodie Oothdudt, Janet Rausch, Mrs. Bement. FIRST ROW: Susan Jorgenson, Nancy Hagemann, Norma Ballou, Wanda Thompson, Pat Hayes, Melodie Maier, Sharon Lipke, Shirley Thompson, Esther Henneck, SECOND ROW: Barbara Dumprope, Jean Smith, Mary Farrier, Sherry Nelson, Rosemary Wochnick, Jeannine Bortke, Marjorie Ringwelski, Bernie Pietrowski, Terry Ginter, Linda Magnan. THIRD ROW: Kathy Kalahar, Carol Pierzina, Gloria Moser, Donna Olesch, Patty Stumpf, Nancy Susalski, Shirley Nelson, Pat Etzler, Sandy LeBlanc. FOURTH ROW: Anna Holtz, Betty Birchem, Audrey Eastman, Darlene Madsen, Kathy Wozniak, Connie Bauerly, Mary Wotzka, Jeanette Pelkey, Marlys Popp, Mary Jean Kulus, Joyce Hallberg, Joan Blomberg, Diane Jarosh, Marion Manlick, Gloria Popp, Joan Lesinski, Jeri Michalek, Mar- lene Popp, Caren Carpenter. This year the FNA Club included fifty jun- iors and seniors. The activities were lim- ited to assisting with one immunization clinic and the preschool round-up. Inform- ative programs for professional nurse careers were presented by use of films and discussions. Information for the licensed practical nurse program was also presented, as well as for other careers in the fields of health. The tour of the Veteran's Administration Hospital in St. Cloud on hospital day was successful. Each year three or four students have enrolled in a professional nurse program and several have taken the licensed practical nurse course. Mrs. Velda Kline is the FNA advisor. OFFICERS: Joyce Hallberg, Jeri Michalek and Joan Blomberg. 64 junior Academy a Stigma Left to Right: Jim Sowada, Steve Howes, Richard Rider, Walter Horstman, Wayne LeBlanc, David Nelson, Gordon Nelson, Doug Gwost, Tim Schwanke. Contrary to most organizations, theJunior Academy of Science is not a formal club; there are no officers or offical meetings. It is an informal meeting of students who are interested in de- voting a little extra free time to investigate the field of science. During the two hour meetings, once a month, the members work on projects of their choice. This time is especially useful for working on projects for the March Science Fair. The main service project of the club is supplying students to present demonstrations to students in the elementary school. 4t 7 TN: 9 Ngl'l umwww r; L I n 1H W V n; d , 1 u A W 1 n; 66 Kittistmas 60mm groups FIRST ROW: Larry Larson, Herb Como, Paula Kick, Donna Konrad. SECOND ROW: Greg Minion, Chuck Santala, Steve Howes. FIRST ROW: Jane Schmeckpeper, Way- ne LeBlanC, Burt Dubow, Marlys Ehoff. SECOND ROW: Terry Miller, Terri Bjornoos, Sharon Miller, Joyce Hallberg, Peggy Swanson. THIRD ROW: Geraine Ryan, Julie Templeton, Shirley Nelson, Caroline Barnes. 8i 1 v I .r Left to Right: Cathy Norr, Kathy Eix, Marlys Ehoff, Donna Konrad, Arnelle Norwood. t... Y Left to Right; Richard Rider, Tom Mundahl Shirley Lindborg, Richard Santala. Left to Right: Charles Schlicting, Sharon Swanson, Daniel Nelson, Steve Berguson. Left to Right: Tim Garry, Bruce Austin, Steve Jongewaard. Left to Right: Mark Wamhoff, Wayne Paske, ' Sharon Swanson, Ryan Norwood. 67 gxm $399; jubilcm 1 FIRST ROW: Leslie Braggans, Jane Schmeckpeper, Irene Wetzel, Arnelle Norwood, Linda Maynard, Helen Simonet, Kathy Norr, Kathy Eix, Donna Konrad. SECOND ROW: Greg Gamradt, David Dalquist, David Nelson, Terry Beaty, Larry Larson, John Hohncke. THIRD ROW: Steve Jongewaard, Rick Austin, Bill Guy, Herb Como, Tom Tillander, Doug Kalahar. Crlplc trio Left to Right; Linda Wurdelman, Helen Simonet, Linda Maynard, Irene Wetzel, Kathy Eix, Patty Flahave, Leslie Braggans, Jane Schmeckpeper, Donna Konrad. 69 70 Madrigal FIRST ROW: Barbara Scobie, Scott Thompson, Jim Zehren, Daryl Konrad. SECOND Dan Loftis, Jim Norr, Gilbert Lapos, David Anderson. THIRD ROW: Donald Hanson, Tom Mundahl, David Pierson, Jeff Neuberger, Joe Salitros. junior Mimi Sysembk Left to Right: Mike Wenzel, Tom Mundahl, Julie Templeton, Ardis Larsen, Barbara Scobie, Jan Hohncke, Geraine Ryan, Paula Kick, Richard Rider, Daryl Konrad. 64mm! 361mm Jane Schmeckpeper, Kathy Norr, Herb Como, Steve Jongewaard, Greg Gamradt, Larry Larson, Linda Maynard, Kathy Eix. Seated:' David Dalquist. FIRST ROW: Sheryl Martinson, Catherine Mrozek, Yvonne Newman, Susan Shelley, Kathy Hansel, Barbara Oberton, Joan Kamowski, Beth Greene, Kathryn Johnson, Linda Swan, Irene Kilanowski, Beverly Bigalke, Janet Carlson, Jeanne Palluck, Janet Brausen, Gloria Gammon, Linda Malek. SECOND ROW: Doris Chock, Lois Doble, Renee Stanek, Rebecca McCoury, Diane Pelkey, Gayla Edlund, Sandi Nelson, Ellen Dehn, Diane Havlik, Laverne Goebel, Linda Dommer, Diane Waldoch, Marilyn Pfeffer, Terri Rasinski, Sharon Retka, Rita Schmidtbauer, Judy Kathrein, Marie Brown. THIRD ROW: James Sowada, John Welna, Donaid Haggerty, Larry Klosovski, Bob Flahave, Mark Wamhoff, Carl Meden, Dennis Colombe, David Ehoff, Pat Sinderman, Donna Johnson, Karen LeMay, Janice Doroff. FOURTH ROW: Burnett Nylund, Don Pfeffer, Bradley Bellamy, Bruce Hammerbeck, Larry Greene, .Kale Scepurek, Rich Santala, Mark Jegela, Dean Krych, Mike Spiess, Ryan Norwood, Gerald Larson, John Knutson, Craig Gammon. 7l All School Play The ghosts 60 Westh Ours was the first all-school play - a departure from the traditional class plays. The cast included stu- dents from the entire senior high school. Old Caleb Jones introduced us to the play with a prologue that flashed back to the people buried in Old Boot Hill Cemetery near Tombstone, Arizona, a long time ago. From there a story of the present evolved, and the old Jude ranch remained with its rightful owners ahanks to Old Calebt despite the villainous attempts of the villians to have it otherwise. We remember most of all how the ghosts of the past came back and took Old Caleb, the last of the old desert rats, with them. Thus, we saw The Ghosts Go West - and heard the chant of the ghosts -- Dead. . . vanished . . . Lost forever in the drifting, shifting sands of the desert. . . Forever lost in the turning and tumbling stars of the night. GHOSTS: Carol Anderson, Diane Bellefeuille, Ron Christensen, David Dal- quist, Kathleen Downey, Burt Dubow, John Eberhart, 10 Mary Frank, Dan Fregin, Terry Ginter, Tom Girtz, Richard Grams, Susan Hogge, Mary Jean Kulus, Susan Mellor, Tom Mundahl, Bernie Nylund, Carol Pierzina, Patty Prozinski, Richard Rider, Gary Sappington, Terry Serie, Susan Sundstrom, Michael Tchida, Tom Tchida, Shirley Vilinski, Keith Welter. 645i Bruce Austin ----- Old Caleb Jones Dennis Doroff ------ Johnny Sutton Gary Copa --------- Bert Folger Helen Simonet - - - - Doreen Delaney Jan Honcke ----- Lorna Farnsworth Karen Kliber ------ Kitty Sampson Terry Beaty ------- Gary Sampson Marje Gustafson ------ Ma Clanton Tom Tillander ------ Frank Snell Monica Gerads- - - - Elizabeth Mason Suzan Bailey ----- Hallie Hallahan 72 'm sure scared! But I I may not be hurt. Never let a stranger get behind you! K , R33 HIV I; i ,QIBauawu mm BR Ha $$an j Maybe he'd look different without his hat. h n . alone I don't like to leave him here. Sign it! 73 74 um: 61w ii Onc-A ct Play 645i Jean Marie Hardouin ------- Ron Christenson Pierre, his son ------------ Bruce Austin Rose, Pierre's young wife ----- Marcia Valesano Etienne, her lover ------- - - Tom Mundahl Emile, a hired workmah- - - - - - - - -Tom Girtz Student director ------------- Jan Elzig Stage manager ------------ Larry Hamm Director ------------- Mr. Robert Hamm The Claw, by Jean Sartene, given by Lit- tle Falls, was top-honors winner in the District 24 On-Act Play Festival at Aitkin on January 16. At the Region VI festival at Alexandria, January 25, it won an A- minus rating. The Hardouin Claw, vice-like clutch oi old Jean Marie Hardouin, had become legendary in the community since Jean Marie had become paralyzed and mute. However, his eyes missed nothing, including the goings-on of his daughter-in-law Rose and her lover. When opportunity came to rid herself of her husband Pierre, she did not reckon with the super-human effort of old Jean Marie as he brought the fateful claw into action to avenge the death of his son Pierre. Marcia Valesano won the outstanding actress award at the District festival, and Bruce Aus- tin was cited as the outstanding supporting role character at the regional level. The Hardouin Claw' people used to call it. And don't touch the barrels at the back. While Pierre's away . . . . You old devil you! 75 FIRST ROW: J. Salitros, G. Sappington, A. Olson, J. Templeton, J. Schmeckpeper, P. Hick, J. Hohncke, D. Moran, B. Dubow, L. Tschida, T. Boone, Miss Monroe. SECOND ROW: A. Johnson,-C. Pierzina, K. Kastner, L. Selinger, Y. Newman, J. Palluck, B. Bigalke, R. Witt, R. Ringwelski, J. Rossum, J. Frank, K. Kliber, T. Beaty. THIRD ROW: J. Doble, M. Smieja, J. Urbanski, L. Keehr, P. Zimbrick, V. Piasecki, J. Kathreih, M. Hintz, A. Sowada, M. Gerads, M. Gustafson, M. Ringwelski, s. Vilinski, S. Christensen, K. Welter, T. Ginter, Mr. Martin, FOURTH ROW: N. Misbe, G. Anderson, S. Bailey, K. Downey, T. Mundahl, T. Girtz, R. Christen- son, M. Wenzel, T. Serie, L. Magnan, C. Anderson, B. Sobania, W. Thompson, C. Czech, C. Kuchinski, J Lowry. Left to Right: Miss MCNeill advisory Kathy Downey, Jan Hohncke, Gary Sappington, Tom Eckman, Chuck Cluka, Helen Simonet, Burt Dubow, David Ehoff. 76 m! a Princess Audrey Princess Ailiftl 79 J-lamcwminy Preparations Sophomores get busy. . . Michael row the boat ashore. . V-I-C-T-O-R-Y 80 J; ,Ik That Was The Night That Was Judy receives her crown. Her Royal Majesty ,8! Barb Scobie, Irene Wetzel, Kathy Eix, Fran Traphagen glitcrlmdcrs Barb 82 v'x Left to Right: Pam Truman, Kathy Hensel, Yvonne Newman, Sherry Shaffer, Kay Brown 7? - Squad Klietrlazdgrs ! way 5mm FIRST ROW: Susan Sundstrom, Linda Roland. SECOND ROW: Carol Pierzina, Shirley Vilinski. THIRD ROW: Barbara Phillips, Sandra Le?B1anC. FOURTH ROW: Min- netta Pike, Susan Mellor, Sheryl Martinson, Yvonne New- man, Ardis Larsen, Kathy Eix. FIFTH ROW: Karen Leik- voll, Peggy Brockman. SIXTH ROW: Sandra Steinert, Linda Magnan. SEVENTH ROW: Pam Truman, Barbara Scobie, Fran Traphagen, Kathy Hansel, Sherry Shaffer, Kay Brown, Irene Wetzel. FIRST ROW; Jim Brown, John Eberhart, Larry Hamm, Jim Schafer, Kale Scepurek, Chuck Cluka, Ro-y Hendricks, Bill Lutz, Kurt Wetzel, Don Hanson, Bob Flahave, Eric Betlock, Steve Berguson, Dan Loftus, Tom Eckman. SECOND ROW: Leon Tschida, Jim Zehren, Dale Zwingelberg, Ken Nornbetg, Virgil Meyer, Doug Gwost, Bob Hammerbeck, John Monahan, Bernie Nylund, George Newman, Mark Zwingelberg, Don Pfeffer, Larry Mohler, Rick Austin, Rick Santala. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kavadas, Mr. Zehren, Mike Speiss, Bob Trafas, Jay Lowry, Dan Shimek, Sherwin Goodrich, Chuck Santala, Dean Bigalke, Dave Pierson, Linus Miller, David Reynolds, Mr. Ahlin, Mr. Filippi. 84' ?wtlrall dim Shots Wait for me! OOPS! n y! Lemme out! Race you! g Stop - Go! 85 FIRST ROW: Bruce Hammerbeck, Bernie Nylund, Don Pfeffer, Kale Scepurek. SECOND ROW; Ken Nornberg, Dale Zwingelberg, Eric Betlock, Dean Bigalke. llndgrclass 5cttcrmm FIRST ROW: Chuck Cluka, John Monahan, Roy Hendricks, Mark Zwingelberg, Jay Lowry, Larry Hamm, Larry Mohler. SECOND ROW: Dan Loftis, Don Hanson, Virgil Meyer, Jim Schafer, Jim Zehren, Kurt Wetzel. ?x t mu! W V .aso x, a gorge Newman Guard T ac kle Sherwin oodric'lt Halfback a? Kick Austin jolly 8567th End Quarterback Doug 5W0 End Dan Shimck End 87 pk FIRST ROW: Ken Nornberg, Bob Trafas, John Monahan, John Eberhart, Jim Zehren, Dale Zwingelberg. SECOND ROW: Terry Miller, Virgil Meyer, Tom Tillander, Tom Kazeck, Al Wilke, Rick Austin, Dan Shimek, Mr. Ahle. Not pictured: Dave Pierson. Var5ity Please, boys! Go, man, go! V? Squad FIRST ROW: Melvin Boser, Don Haggerty, Eric Betlock, Alvin Boser, Dave Wogen, Jerry Peterschick, Dale Zwingelberg, Danny Loftis. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bahn, Ryan Norwood, Ken Nomberg, Tom Kazeck, Dean Krych, A1 Wilke, Dean Bigalke, Kenny Thelen. 89 16W Crafas Guard 370m Ullmdcr . Dale - Kick Z Winyelbcry Austin Guard , Dave 4 Pierson Forward 90 c' yim 25mm Guard john flicrltart Guard Dan Shimck Forward Com Kazcck Center individual Shots 9i $$422$$ 1$ f t $ an xi; 9?? gdSkgtbdll Action Shots Foul! Stretch! We '11 out 'im off at the pass! 92 Sherwin Goodrich and Joe Salitros Greg Gamradt , Crack Larry Larson and Larry Mohler Rick Austin and Mike Mahling Jim Zehren xaauvddd .ua . nlnnninw-Igl STANDING: Jim Ploof, Dan Girtz, Dan Thompson, Terry Beaty. SITTING: Mark Wamhoff, David Felix, Larry Greene, Tom Girtz, Tom Mundahl, Ryan Norwood. 13mm FIRST ROW: Dennis Hansel, Mike Hylden, Bill Dambowy, Mark Zwingelberg. SECOND ROW: Rich Grams, Virg Meyer, John Eberhart, Tom Tillander. fkclmayt Studmt Dear Friends, This year certainly has been an exciting experience for me, and I have all of you to thank for making it so. 1 shall always remember the pleasant atmosphere in work and play that exists among all the people who make up Little Falls High School. I shall always remember the fun of pep fests, the bounciness of the cheerleaders, the good feeling after our boys won a game. I shall enjoy thinking about the fun of being a ghost in one play and a wolf in another, the excitement of preparing for homecoming, or the rush to be first in the lunch line in contrast to the quietness of a class doing a test. It has been a real joy living in an American home and being accepted as a member of an American family. Not many people are able to claim a second family as I am. After meet- ing so many of your parents and their fellow townspeople, I know that for my part the idea of AFS to increase understanding has been fulfilled. I have admiration and respect for all my American teachers, whose guidance and interest I have valued greatly. I hope to return to my home-of-one-year to see you all. dwawffwe 95 96 1965 . . . as each one of us is seated during the Commencement exercises, our minds begin to wander into the past . . . Memories of our freshman year drift swiftly by . . . John Glenn became the first American to orbit the earth that year. Telstar, a first in communications, was put into space. And the ? twist went to the top in popularity. Becoming sophomores presented problems to all of us; it was our first year in the new senior high school, and we all had some trouble with fitting into the new surroundings. That was the year Mario Gutierrez was our exchange student from Costa Rica; he helped add sparkle to'our first year in the new school. Mr. Jacob Sawyer came to Little Falls from Ghana to observe our school system and American educational methods. And the famous St. John's Men's Chorus presented a concert for us. Yes, that was a great year . . . The Commencement speaker continues with his speech, but fit our minds cannot help slipping quietly into the past again . . . .g. Recalling our junior year, we remember the impressive M... uws-aww v accomplishments of the purple and gold athletic teams; tttttttt M H the football team played to a 6-1-1 season, and the track team broke several school records and took the JC Invita- tional crown for the first time. David Sato came to us g from Japan that year and became everyone's friend. Our Homecoming float took first prize in the judging. Dan Shimek was elected to Boys' State. Tragedy hit that year as the nation lost a great man in President John Fitzgerald Kennedy. His assassination made Lyndon Johnson the Presi- dent. IT'S A GREAT LIFE turned out to be just that! Who k 5 ever thought that Jeannie: would marry Doc Appleby at the i i ' end? We also took part in THE RED MILL, which had even the stoutest heart laughing at one time or another. And we certainly cannot forget how the Beatles stormed LFSHS, the United States, and even the world with I want to Hold Your Hand. We even had our own Beatles. H Then our senior year, which at one time seemed so far away, arrived. We exchanged pictures, sported our rings, and began to make plans for the future. We all enjoyed becoming acquainted with Sue Hogge, who brought a de- lightful English accent with her from Basutoland, South Africa. Judy Holst reigned over the Homecoming cere- monies, which included the hilarious skit, That Was The Night That Was. Z 0 u r V c a r Politics became the topic as the election approached. Both in our school and in the nation, Lyndon Johnson won over Barry Goldwater by a landslide. The nation was saddened by the deaths of ex-President Herbert Hoover and the great British Statesman, Sir Winston Churchill. IHE GHOSTS GO WEST, the school's first all school play was tremendous . . . the phantoms had everyone sitting on the edge of his chair, and Gary's courageous antics had everyone rolling in the aisles! Mr. Martin and Miss Monroe were certainly surprised when they were presented the trophy! Burgundy became the Color fad of the year. The Claw, our one-act play, took first place in the district. The talent show was a great success. And then everything happened so quickly. Our last spring formal, skip day, our party, Baccalaureate . . . and now . . . Commencement. The time has come . . . we walk up for our diplomas . . . we leave - the 1965 graduates of LFSHS. 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