Luck High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Luck, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1975 volume:

1975 Horseshoe Luck, Wisconsin Table of Contents Staff Message wnm How can anyone, in one book of just 80 pages, [sum up a whole year of fun, work, friendship, and 'learning? We, as the yearbook staff, were given If j this job - to make a permanent record of the w 1974-75 school year. The first section of this book is a play by play account of the school year, by seasons. We hope this section, and the whole book will bring back fond memories in the future of the 74-75' school year. i The Annual Staff i m 11 WML Ml 'iMOik.. 3 We Dedicate We dedicate this 1975 Horseshoe to Roger Steen, our retiring football coach. For 18 years he's led the Luck gridders through many victo- ries and defeats. Thank you, Mr. Steen for the many exciting memo- ries you and your many football teams have given us. Football ’74 The 1974 football season was not one of Luck's best. The Cards lost 5 games and won only 3. John Stenberg was named Most Valuable Player. ” SEASON RECORD Luck 14 Turtle Lake Opp. 0 14 Webster 6 0 Grantsburg 17 0 Unity 13 8 St. Croix 7 0 Amery 13 6 Osceola 7 UPPER RIGHT: Coaches. Mr. Steen, Mr. Goulet, Mr. Miller. MIDDLE LEFT: All- Conference Bruce Randall, John Jensen, John Stenberg. MIDDLE CENTER: Co-Capt. J. Jensen, R. Rassmusen. BOTTOM: A-Squad. 5 6 ROUNDABOUT HOMECOMING “74 Royalty . ATTENDANTS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Chaffee, freshman; Darla Bille, sophomore; and Linda Hochstetler, junior. 5 . • Reigning over the Homecoming activities were: King. Randy Larson Queen, Dawna Erickson Runners up, Sonja Petersen and Jenny Nyreen Events On September 30, the activities of the 1974 Homecoming began. The organizations were busy building floats, decorating the gym, and making plans for the pep-fest. Some of the activities the students took part in included: the bonfire, the snake dance through the halls and down main street, the pep-fest, the parade, the half-time show featuring the Luck marching band and pom pon squad, the victorious football game with St. Croix, (8-7), all followed by the dance with music provided by Sweet Dreams. 9 Volleyball RECORD: WINS 2 LOSSES 4 LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: B, Konopacki, D. Randall, C. Nygren, J. Lake, and Coach Miss Walsh. BACK ROW: E. Steen, J. Sorensen, D. Sundquist, P. Schilling, C. Dau, and N. Lundmark. LETTER WINNERS: S. Kreutzian, J. Sorensen, E. Steen, N. Lundmark, D. Sundquist, C. Nygren, and D. Randall. Junior Varsity RECORD: WINS 6 LOSSES 0 Wins over Amery, Unity, St. Croix, Grantsburg, Webster, and Osceola. LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: K. Chaffee, B. Morgon, K. Melin, S. Strenke, and R. Kreutzian. BACK ROW: D. Morton, L. Redman, B. Kunze, K. Jensen, L. Rebrovich, and Coach Miss Walsh. 10 Sixteen in A ugust Gusty Goodrich - Arthur--------- Dr. Goodrich — Mrs. Goodrich -- Miss James----- Asia May------- Lil Stone------ Effie McCann — Carol Dean----- Mrs. Dean------ Cyntheia Thorton Duke Weatherby Exuas---------- Sonja Petersen -Randy Larson -Bruce Randall Sue Nygren Linda Redman Dorothy Sundquist Sherri Kreutzian Sandra Pedersen -Carol Bille Ruth Pedersen Terri Redman Paul Madsen Lee Murphey RoAnn Hedberg Donyce Gillespie Lori Steen Darla Bille Lorraine Rebrovich Miss Berg Director HilJIlU Wrestling Squad The Luck wrestling squad, in their second year of competition, had a good season. Brad Hacker, right, became the first Luck wrestler to advance to the Regionals. Brad's total of 32 points is a record for Luck wrestling. Letter winners are Bruce Randall, Harlan Bach, and Brad Hacker. The Luck wrestling season officially ended with a dinner at the Rainbow Cafe. Wrestling squad members are, left to right, F.R.: D. Petersen, H. Bach, and B. Randall. SECOND ROW: G. Petersen, B. Hacker, K. Petersen, J. Bentz, and P. Madson. BRAD HACKER 12 V a � k«e _ uo imj ; AND MR. MILLER Season Record Won Lost Tie Pts. Bruce Randall Pins 3 6 0 15 Harlan Bach 2 4 10 0 16 Paul Madsen 1 2 12 0 3 Darryl Petersen 0 1 6 1 0 Brad Hacker 0 9 8 ‘ 0 32 5 Jim Bentz 0 7 0 0 0 Kendall Petersen 1 11 0 6 1 Tracy Asper 0 8 0 0 0 The following awards were given, left to right: Captain - Bruce Randall, Rookie of Year - Kendall Petersen, Most Improved - Harlan Bach, and Coach's Award - Paul Madsen. Also Gold Brick - Dan Jensen, and Fan of Year - Casey Jacobson. 13 The Cardinals started the season with a few casualties. John Jensen was out with a bad leg, and Joel Morgan was temporarily out with a sore arm. Despite all our bad luck, our team pulled off a great season. With four seniors leaving us this year, two of them all conference, our team can be very proud. At tournament play the Cardinals made their way to sectionals, beat- ing St. Croix, Clayton, Grantsburg, and Frederic. At Spooner the Cardi- nals met Washburn and lost in the first game. In the consolation game the Cards beat Prescott. John Jensen and Paul Petersen made all-conference for the second year. The annual staff would like to congratulate the Cardinals on a ter- rific season. 15 JOHN JENSEN PAUL PETERSEN RANDY LARSON ABOVE: ••Head” FAR RJGHT: Pete DEAN LARSON Luck B-Squad SEASON RECORD Opp. 20 Cumberland 33 50 St. Paul Academy 38 48 Clear Lake 42 29 Amery 50 39 Frederic 49 46 Grantsburg 39 27 Osceola 43 55 Webster 40 32 St. Croix Falls 33 42 Amery 74 49 Frederic 55 52 Grantsburg 39 31 Unity 36 B-Squad had a good season, and our team has very good prospects for the future. 17 Girls Basketball Members of the squad: left to right: Coach Miss Walsh, Laurie Chaffee, Linda Berg, Karen Chaffee, Jeanne Lake, Coni Porter, Cindy Giller, Janet Sorenson, Lori Steen, Carol Bille, Julie Peterson, Kandi Anderson, Darla Bille, Renee Jorgenson, and kneeling in front, manager Gretchen Nies. Luck Luck Luck Luck Luck Luck Luck Luck Luck Season Record 40 37 30 34 31 40 f 44 St. Croix Falls Grantsburg Webste Amen Unity Frederic Osceola y Amery I Grantsburg 26 49 53 40 35 37 38 29 Cindy Giller was chosen team captain. Thehsttef! winners are; freshman: Karen Chaffee soDhomore: feanne Lake, Lori Steen, juniors: Kandi Anderson, Renee Jorgenson, and lenior: Cindjjftiller. 1, Christmas Concert The Luck Band, Core Choir and Choir performed at the Christmas Concert for the benefit of many on December 15. Mr. Nygren directed the entire program. 20 21 Basketball Jones Take II On January 24 and 25 the students of LHS took part in the second annual BB Jones. Friday we had a snow sculpturing contest between the classes, back to the 50’s dress up day, sockhop at noon, and a big pep fest. Seniors won the snow sculpturing contest with a cardinal perched on top of a basketball. Saturday night we were supposed to have a dance, but due to snow it was cancelled. 22 Solo and Ensembles TOP: Band members who were entered in the solo and ensemble contest. TOP MIDDLE: Members of the flute choir were, left to right: John Bazey, Janet Sorenson, Sherri Kreutzian, Jeane Lundquist, Dorothy Sunquist, Robin Kreutzian, and Barbra Konipacki. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Tim Tyler, Terri Redman, Brenda Hanson, and Sonja Petersen performed their sax quartet at the state contest at Madison. BOTTOM: Participants in clarinet choir were, left to right: Renee Jorgenson, Sue Nygren, Lori Steen, Ruth Pedersen, Lee Creuzer, Karen Jensen, Karrie Melin, Paula Clausen, Jenny Pullin, Laura Chaffee, Gwen Neis, Jeff Sorenson, and Nancy Lundmark. 23 RIGHT: G. Nies, D. Randall, C. Nygren, H. Hansen, W. Nelson, and B. Konopacki performed a vocal sextet at the state contest and received a third rating. CENTER LEFT: The Swing Choir performed at the Solo and Ensemble contest at St. Croix Falls and received a second rating. BOTTOM: Choir members who participated in a vocal solo or ensemble. LEFT: The Stage Band entered the Solo and Ensemble contest and received a first rating in Class B competition. CENTER: Vocal solos entered in the contest were P. Schilling, J. Walker, S. Nygren, and G. Brenholt, with Gwen going on to state competition and receiving a second rating. ABOVE: The Brass Sextet members, R. Larson, D. Peterson, L. Murphy, P. Petersen, L. Hanson, and B. Randall, received a first rating in Class B competition. LEFT: Instrumental Soloists were J. Bazey, J. Walker, and A. Schmidt. 25 Farewell to Mr. Olson We would like to thank Mr. Olson for his 37 years of serv- ice to Luck Public Schools. Mr. Olson started in 1938 as the Ag teacher, but then was called into the Army. When he returned he was given his job here again. Over the years he has taught many classes including Ag, Biology, General Math, General Science, Drivers Ed., and Shop. He has been principal, Transportation Supervisor, and Advotech coordinator for the Luck area. Mr. Olson has also been an advisor to the FFA and a class advisor. Thank-you Mr. Olson, and good luck in your years ahead! 27 Miss Brooks Miss Finch Hugo Longacre Mr. Wadsworth Miss Audabon Mrs. Allen Jane Ted Rhonda Elsie Elaine Sylvia Doris Marge Faith Stanley Martin Basketball players: T. Redman S. Nygren P. Madsen P. Petersen J. Walker R. Pedersen L. Berg R. Larson D. Erickson S. Petersen S. Pedersen L. Redman D. Sunquist C. Sweezo D. Gillespie B. Randall J. Bazey Miss Brooks Director Student Director S. Kreutzian D. Peterson L. Murphy S. Jerrick At 8:00 on April 17th the FHA held their annual style show. Many original outfits were modeled and handicrafts were displayed. Musical entertainment was provided by a girls sextet and a vocal solo. The evening ended with installation of new officers: President - J. Lake V. President - A. Schmidt Treasurer - W. Nelson Reporter - G. Nies Historian - K. Hasewinkle Parliamentarian - L. Hall Lunch was served afterwards. ■ A thletic Banquet The athletic banquet was held on Monday, May 19th. Ron Hansen was Master of Ceremonies, and Don Riley, of the St. Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press, was guest speaker. Awards and recognition were given to the high school athletes. Don Riley, guest speaker 30 Date Teams April 25 Amery, Grantsburg April 28 St. Croix, Unity April 29 New Richmond, Spooner May 2 Frederic, Unity May 5 Amery, St. Croix May 7 New Richmond, Menominie, Eau Claire May 9 Grantsburg, Webster May 13 Hudson, River Falls, Hayward May 14 Hayward, Superior May 16 Frederic, Webster May 19 Ladysmith, Spooner May 21 Turtle Lake, Cumberland W-L 2-0 2-0 1-1 2-0 1-1 2-0 2-0 2-1 0-2 2-0 2-0 2-0 1975 Golf Season The golf team finished the season with a 20-5 record, tying with St. Croix to become co-champions of the conference. 31 Boys Track and Field The boys track team ended its year with two boys going to sectionals. Jeff Sorenson placed third in the high hurdles and fifth in the low hurdles. Randy Larson placed third in the discus. The team, along with coach Miller, plan to do better next year. Captains: Paul and Bugs. Hurdlers Long Distance and Short Distance Runners. 1975 TRACK: BOTTOM ROW: L. Byers, T. Fjorden, R. Buck, L. Lundquist, and manager J. Langel. SECOND ROW: Coach, Mr. Miller, P. Madsen, J. Morgan, I. Stenberg, S. Hendriksen, B. Asper. THIRD ROW: R. Larson, R. Joy, L. Murphy, B. Randall, P. Peterson, J. Sorenson, Tracy Asper (not in photo). 32 Girls Track and Field The girls track team had a good season with Miss Walsh. The two relay teams took fifth place at the state track meet. The 440 relay team consisted of L. Steen, E. Steen, La. Berg, and D. Erickson. D. Melin, B. Konopacki, E. Steen, and L. Steen made up the 880 relay team. Each girl received a bronze medal for each event they participated in. Coach Miss Walsh and managers: Gretchen, Laura, and Peggy. 1975 TRACK TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: E. Steen, La. Berg, J. Sorenson, D. Erickson, L. Tolan. SECOND ROW: B. Konopacki, G. Nies, T. Tyler, J. Hendricks, L. Steen, L. Hanson, D. Randall, J. Lake, D. Bille. THIRD ROW: J. Pullin, L. Rebrovich, D. Melin, R. Kreutzian, K. Jensen, J. Petersen, D. Morten, L. Redman, B. Kunze, Li. Berg, R. Peterson. Prom ’75 “Nights In White The Junior-Senior Prom was held on April 26. Harlan Sorenson and Ruth Pedersen gave up their crowns to Greg Holst and Sharon Jorgenson who reigned as King and Queen with David Rasmussen and Lisa Tolan as attendants. Rick Rasmussen and Rita Seierstad attended Neil Petersen and Emily Steen who represented the Seniors as their King and Queen. Crownbearers and flowergirls for the event were Donnie Hacker, Jason Swanson, Sarah Tolan, and Shelley Anderson. Spring Concert Sr. Choir Swing Choir Accompanists 38 Stage Band BELOW: Sr. Band The Spring Concert was held on May 13th at 8:00. There were performances by Jr. Band and Choir, Sr. Band and Choir, Swing Choir, and Stage Band. Accompanists for Swing Choir were J. Sorenson and J. Chart- rand. In Memory Lester “Jocko” Everts We, the staff of the 1975 Horseshoe, wish to devote this page to the memory of Lester Jocko Everts, who passed away May 12, 1975. The students, faculty, and people of the community alike shared the sadness of his sudden death. For 20 years Mr. Everts rendered faithfully and unselfishly his services as a bus driver. We will always remember Jocko as a loyal bus driver and also a friend to all. 39 Class of 1975 Commencement Commencement exercises for the class of 1975 were held May 25 at 2:00 in the Luck High School. Peggy Schilling and Bruce Randall (right) were the recipients of the American Legion Award. Randy Larsen gave the commencement address. The farewell address was given by Brenda Hanson. Paul Petersen received the V.F.W. Award. • NOT American Legion Award Salutatorian Janet Sorenson gave Welcome Address. Class Motto: We know' not what the future holds but we know who holds the future Class Colors: Red and White Class Flower: White Rose Class officere, L. to R. Dorothy Sunquist - V. Pres Joyce Mattson - Pres Rita Seierstad - Sec Peggy Schilling - Treas SHARON BUCK LAURA BERG CAROL BILLE JODI CHARTRAND KENNi COLTON MAKU.EN COOK SUSAN DUEHOLM STEVEN DAVIDSAVOR CHERYL DAU MELADY ERICKSON JULIE FOERST DAWNA ERICKSON BRENDA HANSON RANDY GORR CINDY GILLER JEFFREY HULETT BRAD HENGTGEN RoANN HEDBERG SHERRI KREUTZIAN JOHN JENSEN MOST STUDIOUS Brenda and Paul RANDY LARSEN DEAN LARSEN RAYMOND LITTLE AARON LARSON KARL LEHMAN MOST QUIET - Ken and Kim JEANIE LUNDQUIST NANCY LUNDMARK DEBBIE LYSDAHL DEAN LUNDSTROM JOYCE MATTSON LEE MURPHY KIMBERLY MATTSON JENNY NYREEN ALAN OLSON BRUCE PAULSEN 46 SHELLEY PEDERSEN RUTH PEDERSEN PAUL PETERSEN SONJA PETERSEN NEIL PETERSEN RICHARD RASMUSSEN BRUCE RANDALL PEGGY SCHILLING RITA SEIERSTAD THERESA REDMAN HARLAN SORENSON JANET SORENSON EMILY STEEN SANDRA TRICKER DOROTHY SUNQUIST DAVID TOMLINSON 48 KATHLEEN WYSS MOST MUSICAL - Bruce and Janet MVVI Mill utili 'Mill • III MM MM Mil MM Mil HIM Mil MM Mil Seniors in A ction JUNIORS — CLASS OF 1976 T. Ackerly K. Anderson T. Darwin • D. Davidsavor S. Hendricksen L. Hochstetler B. Asper J. Bazey D. Gillespie S. Hansen B. Holm G. Holst R. Bergstrom G. Brenholt J. Haukeness J. Hawkins D. Jensen J. Jensen ADVISORS: Mrs. Krey, Mr. Kinzler, Mr. Nygren Ju. Jensen T. Johnson S. Jorgenson D. Kunze D. Johnson R. Jorgenson T. Joy P. Madsen J. Mattson C. Moore A. Mortensen S. Mygren J. Morales J. Morgan K. Petersen D. Rassmussen G. Skow J. Sorenson OFFICERS: Pres. - Jo. Jensen, V. Pres. - P. Clausen. Sec. and Treas. - G. Brenholt.' 51 J. Stenberg S. Stoklasa R. Tricker J. Walker L. Stener L. Tolan T. Tyler Sophomores Class of ‘77’ R. Anderson S. Banin D. Bille B. Bruce H. Bach P. Byl L. Chaffee J. Bentz J. Colton J. Davidsavor D. Bohn J. Foerst H. Fjorden M. Byl R. Gon B. Hacker CLASS FAVORITES: Wendy and Brian L. Hall L. Hanson J. Hendricks V. Hochstetler T. Jensen H. Hansen = K. Haswinkle K. Holm D. Jensen S. Jerrick 53 FAR ABOVE: OFFICERS: Pres. Brian Tomlinson Vice-Pres. Dan Morales Sec. Jackie Lundquist Tres. Ron Peterson ADVISORS: Mr. Olson, Mr. King. J. Johnson R. Jorgenson B. Konopacki L. Lechmann M. Johnson S. Jorgenson J. Lake C. Little 54 RIGHT: S. Paulsen, R. Peterson, D. Peterson, C. Porter. A D. Randall B. Schilling K. Sunquist B. Rassmussen A. Schmidt ). Thayer Brian Tomlinson Allison Schmidt Freshmen Class of‘78’ R. Buck K. Chaffee M. Dau T. Erickson L. Beyers L. Creuzer J. Darwin T. Fjorden J. Forest R. Hansen J. Holm S. Jensen A. Gursky R. Holdt K. Jensen T. Jensen K. Jenssen B. Kunze R. Lund R. Kreutzian J. Langel N. Lundstrom L. Lundquist J. Mattson K. Melin K. Lysdahl D. Melin T. Meyers THIS PAGE: UPPER RIGHT: CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. - T. Fjorden V.P. - L. Rebrovich Sec. - B. Morgan Treas. - D. Bazey Advisors - Mrs. Winchell, Mr. Dolny, Mr. Lake 57 B. Morgan D. Newby A. Olsen S. Pedersen R. Peterson D. Morten D. Nyreen L. Orvold J. Peterson J. Pullin L. Rebrovich E. Sandlin S. Strenke L. Redman S. Schilling R. Walsten 58 National Honor Society The New National Honor Society members were installed at the Installation Ceremony, Nov. 21. On Apr. 21, the NHS and some faculty members attended the NHS Banquet at Indianhead Lodge. BELOW: Pres. - P. Petersen, V. Pres. - S. Petersen, Sec. - B. Hanson, Treas. - J. Sorenson, Advisor - Miss Berg. 59 EDITOR: Ruth Pedersen ASST. EDITOR: Susan Nygren ADVISOR: Mr. Knudson STAFF: Teri Redman Donyce Gillispie Connie Porter Carol Nygren Laura Chaffee Alison Schmidt PHOTOGRAPHERS: Darryl Petersen Tony Jensen Harlan Bach 60 Cloverleaf Editor in Chief - Sonja Petersen Asst. Editor - Donyce Gillespie News Editor - Dawna Erickson Asst. Editor - Lonna Hanson Writers - Marigen Cook, Sherri Kreutzian, Helga Hansen, Danette Morten, Melody Erickson, Brenda Morgan, RoAnn Hedburg Features Editor - Carol Bille Asst. Editor - Susan Nygren Writers - Laura Berg, Terri Redman, Todd Larson, Sandra Pedersen Sports Editor - Lee Murphy Assistant Editor - Lori Steen Writers - Emmy Steen, Paul Madsen, Linda Redman, Business Editor - Laura Chaffee Typists - Janet Sorenson, Melody Erickson, Peggy Schilling Photographers - Daryl Petersen. Harlan Bach 61 62 Forensics CENTER AND LOWER L.: Subdistrict entries. UPPER RIGHT: District entries. UPPER LEFT: Lonna Hanson and Helga Hansen entered state competition and both recieved ”B” ratings. 63 Future Homemakers of A merica TOP: Delegates to the F.H.A. convention at Green Lake were, left to right: Jeanne Lake, Wendy Nelsen, Lonna Hanson, and Karen Haswinkle. MIDDLE: F.H.A. officers, left to right: Advisor - Mrs. Wine- hell, V. Pres. - Janet Sor- enson, Treas. - Helga Hansen, Historian - Brenda Hanson, Pari. - Debbie Randall, Reporter - Sonja Petersen, Pres. - Dawna Ericksen. BELOW: Group picture of the F.H.A. girls. 64 Future Farmers of America Luck CHAPTER FFA OFFICERS: Todd Johnson - Pres., Jeff Huelet - V. Pres., Doug Davidsavor - Sec., Norman Lundstrom - Seminal, Kenny Sunquist - Treas. Pictured at middle left are: Jack Holm, Randy Lund, and Lee Creuzer, F.F.A. Farm Safety Committee. 65 Cheerleaders FOOTBALL: J. Nyreen, S. Petersen, R. Hedberg, T. Redman, L. Berg, S. Kreutzian, C. Bille, E. Steen. BASKETBALL: A- SQUAD: T. Redman - Cap., L. Berg, S. Kreutzian, E. Steen, C. Bille. B-SQUAD: L. Steen - cap., L. Rebrovich, L. Berg, R. Kreutzian, L. Redman. WRESTLING: S. Petersen, R. Hedberg. 68 69 Pom-Pon Squad and Gymnastics Club ADVISOR: Miss Walsh Capt. Donna E. Co. Capt. Joyce W. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Bannit, J. Walker, G. Brenholt, B. Jorgenson, K. Jensen, A. Schmidt, D. Erickson, G. Nies, D. Randall, J. Darwin, J. Lundquist, B. Anderson, S. Strenke. BOTTOM: Left to Right: C. Porter, J. Darwin, R. Kreutzian, S. Stenke, B. Kunze, S. Peterson, C. Orvold, L. Redman, T. Meyer, B. Konopacki, W. Nelson, D. Bille, L. Berg. 70 Student Council LEFT: Advisor Mr. Larson OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Bille - Treas., T. Redman - Pres., T. Joy - Sec., L. Murphy - V.P. BOTTOM, Left to Right: T. Redman, Senior, C. Bille, Senior, K. Chaffee, Fresh., D. Bille, Soph., T. Joy, Junior. TOP, Left to Right: L. Murphy, Senior, G. Holst, Junior, R. Buck, Fresh., J. Sandstrom, Soph. 71 Superintendent and School Board Mr. Walker, right, is the Superintendent of Luck School. BELOW, left to right, are the Luck School Board officers: Clerk - Mr. Erickson Treas. - Mrs. Murphey Director - Mr. Lundmark V. Pres. - Mr. Anderson Pres. - Mr. Byl c 72 Mr. Larson. High School Principal A dministration Mr. Steen, Guidance Coun. i Mr. Clifton, Grade School Principal Office Staff and A ides 74 Mrs. Edquisi. Teacher’s Aide Bus Drivers and Janitors RIGHT: Mr. Fisk and Mr. Wallich. BELOW: LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Mr. Peterson, Mr. Greuzer, Mr. Everts. BACK ROW: Mr. Clausen, Mr. Morton, Mr. Jensen. 78 Harold Jensen Harvey Nelson March 10 14 Monday: Hamburgers on buns, dill pickles, onions, whole kernel corn, fresh fruit, peanut butter or plain sandwiches, milk. Tuesday: Baked chicken, mashed potatoes, green beans, cranberries, assorted sauces, honey, peanut butter or plain sandwiches, milk Wednesday: Fish sticks or tuna fish salad sandwiches, tartar sauce, carrot sticks, potato chips or potato salad, Jello with whipped topping, peanut butter or plain sandwiches, milk. Thursday: Hot pork sandwiches, lettuce salad, beet pickles, chocolate cake with butter frosting, peanut butter, jam or plain sandwiches, milk Friday: Spaghetti hot dish or macaroni and cheese, peas, banana vanilla pudding, peanut butter, jam or plain sandwiches, milk. Laundress and Kitchen Staff TOP TO BOTTOM, Left to Right: Mrs. Berg, Mrs. Johanson, Mrs. Fordyce, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Paulson, Mrs. Erickson. Mrs. Askov, Mrs. Ostling, laundress. 79 member