Luverne High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Luverne, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1964 volume:

School Ltjvei ne, Minnesota Volume XIX Contents Administration Homecoming Academic Seniors Student Life Sports 3—14 15—17 18—19 20—33 34—65 66—74 Jr. High 85—101 Senior Activities 102—104 Administration Superintendent of Schools To Students of Luverne High School: Knew yourself for you are important. You are your own most important teacher, since you alone knew what you really think and accept. You must commit yourself to the highest and best, for this will mean the difference between success and failure. These are the years of forming and shaping your personality, opinions, ambitions and beliefs. Do not underestimate their importance. Someday soon you will be stepping into an adult world and then you shall recognize the fact that these years guide the final outcome of your life. What you do now will determine your success or failure later. It is hoped that the guidance, counsel, and care that have been given to you will help to formulate your future. Do your tasks as well as you knew how. Remember life gives the final examination—the one that really counts. 4 John Holsen John Rath For the past nine years Mr. John Holsen has been serving as Senior High Principal at Liwerne High School. He received a B. A. degree from Con- cordia and a M. A. degree from the University of Minnesota. Mr. John Rath has received a B. S. degree from General Beadle and a M. S. from South Dakota State. He has served as Junior High Principal of Luverne High School for the past three years. As the superintendent of Independent School Dis- trict 670, Harvey Eitreim has become a well-known and necessary part of the educational machinery of LHS. Mr, Eitreim received his Bachelor's Degree in science from Augustana College, his Master's from South Dakota State, and did graduate work at the University of South Dakota. Working co-operatively with Mr. Eitreim for the benefit of our school are the men of our school board. One of the most import- ant issues handled in 1963 by Mr. Eitreim and the school board was that of a school bond. This bond was voted on by the votars of District 670, and was accepted minus a proposed swimming pool. The bond will finance a new addition to LHS. Board of Education Mort Skewes, Albert Goehie, Elmer Piepgras, A1 Bot, 0. M. Lippi, Curtis Laudon, Ernest Hamann, and Harvey Eitreim. If we had known you less we would not grieve Seeing the year its course has nearly run. We would be glad our task Is almost done. Glad for the bit of rest we shall receive. It would not trouble us to see you leave; And, walking through the halls class- rooms where We meet so often now, their emptiness Would not oppress us when you are not there. It would not matter much; We would not care;— If we had known you less. But we have watched your minds hearts grow strong. Pitted against the problems of the hour; And we have felt a deep, upwelling power. As, like a mighty wave, you surge along Into the future, where your lives belong,— The radiant future, where your dreams will grow And flower and fruit upon some distant shore. To watch your progress there we may not 90, But we rejoice in prospect even so, Knowing the promise you have shown before. Certain of its fulfillment more and more. Lowell E. Noland Garland Anderson South Oakota State B.S. Charlene Anderson North Dakota State University B.S. Faculty Kenneth Behl Concordia B.A. Eugene Bendix Hamline University B.A. Mr. Franz explains the fundamentals of biology to Mr. Lorentzen. Norma Boetel Leonard Brown Sharon Burkhart Jeanette Carlson South Dakota State B.S.Gustavus Adolphus B.S.Concordia B.A. Southern State Teachers Hermina Dykhouse Sioux Falls Col lege Laura Finberg Gustavus Adolphus B.A. Harry Franz South Dakota State B.S. M.S. B.S Jeanette Hansen Mankato State Thelma Haugen B.S.University of Colorado G. C. Hussong Ellsworth Cons. B.E. of Music M.A, I homas Idstrom Gustavus Adolphus Ronald James Gerald S. Johnson Maureen Johnson Dale Knoll B. A. Augsburg College B.A. Concordia B. A. Mankato State M.M. 8 Luther College Universi ty of Michigan William Fredell Gordon P. Gits Carl Grandstrand Elizabeth Gulbraa Mankato State B.S. St. John's Concordia B.S.Augustana B.A. University B.A. Lawrence Korver South Dakota State B.S. Faculty Virginia Larson Concordia B.A. Robert Lorentzen Mankato State B.S. 9 Raymond E. Merry University of North Dakota B.S. Sharon Mitchell Mankato State B.S. Gordon Olson Concordia B.A. LaMoyne Polzin Mankato State B.S. Faculty Karen Redetzke St. Olaf College B.A. Joseph Roberts Mankato State B.S. David F. Sands Winona State B.S. George Shade Luther College B.A. 10 William Sievers Mankato State B.S. Colorado State M.A. 3 Faculty This year, due to the growth of our student body, the faculty of LHS has in- creased to forty-five mem- bers. Next to the home, a teacher creates the great- est impact upon the stu- dent, and realizing this, he tries not only to in- struct the student but also to make him a ve 11-rounded- individual eager to face life's challenges. Lu- verne's faculty can easily be rated as th e best of its profession. Mr. Clercx poses with his self-portrait. Nurse Going past the nurse's office in the morning, have you ever noticed some of the students standing in line holding paper slips? Admitting students back into school is only one of Mary Sue Tollefson’s duties as nurse for the Luverne schools. Keeping health records and making periodical health checks of all the students are two more tasks which keep our well-qualified nurse very busy. Cooks The nurse checks Jean Boone's tempera- ture before readmitting her to class. Long before the stu- dents of LHS start morning classes, the cooks are busy preparing the noon meal. They not only prepare meals on school days but also for special school events. Mrs. Myrtle Thompson, Mrs. Agnes Husen, Mrs. JoAnne Wagner, Mrs. Gladys Gordon. 12 Custodians Head custodian, Ted Mol and five other men assume the responsibi- lity of keeping our school In A-one condi- tion. 0 a y in and day out they clean, paint, and repair. Our thanks go to these custodians for performing their never-ending task. John Navara, Harvey Cook, Rudy Kallsen, Ted Mol, Hugh Leslie, Pete Meyer. Drivers Each day and for all out of town school activities the bus drivers transport the students of Luverne Hi School. Their roll may go unnoticed but not without appreciation. Row I: Don Wynn, Hugh Leslie, Harm Smook, neth Shade, Herbert Ahrendt, Ed Kolbert, Harold Johnson, Harold Newton, Bob Navara. Bud Bryan. Row 2: Art Thompson, Roland Wegner, Ken- Secretaries Darnelle Schei and Arlene Stein are sec- retaries to Hr. Holsen and Mr. Rath. Office Assistants Each day the atten- dance records, special messages, and routine office duties are per- formed by 14 senior high girls known as office assistants. These people work dur- ing their free period and for their services add points toward their activity pin. Row !: Norma Blackerby, Marlyce Madison, Sharon Roemeling, Twila Drost, Eileen Achterhoff, Becky Birkeland, Marlene Kindt. Row 2: Anita Flck, Judy Mann, Carolyn Goembel, Ethel Wilcox, Janeen Mann, Virginia Ftkse, Margaret Flck. 14 Cardinal Capers-1963 Homecoming, a friendly gesture given by the juniors to the seniors, was set in a world of dreamy music and make-believe. The dance ended a perfect week of float building, kings and queens, parades, and football games. After a grueling contest, the Cardinals were in their glory when they once again reclaimed the highly prized Battle Ax. When the last dance was over, the seniors had lumps in their throats and tears in their eyes to think that they had just completed their last Homecoming as students of LHS. Next year they'll return as alumni and what wonderful memories they will have of Homecoming, 1963. Donna does an inside job on the Student Council float. Row I: Cindy Hussong, Donna Goehle, Laura Bill Toms, Cammy Martin, Queen Marcia Skat- Hoi land, Ethel Wilcox. Row 2: Twila Drost, turn, King Dave Gangestad, Barb Bell, Don Kaye Ladd, Jeanne Smith. Row 3: 8ob Jessen, Groth, Brian Wells. Reminiscences of a Memorable Senior Year Jerre Jordahl finds that study hall is a time to concentrate—but on what? An interesting class for Cloyce Cooney and many others is art. Cheerleaders, Milly Hollister and Sue Leffert, originate one of the many signs that decorate the halls throughout the year. 18 Seniors Looking back with mixed emotions, some one hundred three seniors will receive their diplomas as graduates of the class of 1964., As we pause to think of the achievements, hard work, and fun of four years of high school, we soon realize that through the various experi- ences we have just begun to tread the path into the un- certainty of the future. As seniors we realize that we have experienced one phase of life, and that the time is nearing when our carefree years will end; as time pro- gresses we'll have to rely upon the knowledge w e 'v e gained and the experiences we've had to insure a grati- fying future and lifetime. Class officers: Don Groth, President; John Rodman, Vice- President; Nyia Beeimann, Secretary; Kaye Ladd, Treasurer. At the top and yet just beginning Ellen Aanenson Loma Ahrendt Robert Anderson Nyla Beeimann 20 Bruce Bryan Daniel Chapin Sandra Claussen Cloyce Cooney Barbara Bell Lynn Blessing LaVonne Brunsting Ronald Bruxvoort Karen Davis Gaylord DeGroot Glenda Dejager Twila Drost 21 Patricia Eberlein Steven Ellsworth Chris Eyberg Anita Fick Studying, playing, romancing—Seniors 22 Audrey Forrest Jess Frakes Judy Frederiksen Patricia Galagan David Gangestad Cynthia Getman Donna Goehle 23 Gary Groth Larry Groth Carol Hagen Raymond Hansen Seniors Sandra Hatting Beverly Hawes Joan Hawkinson Dennis Hemme Ray Hansen, Bill H oh, Rob Stegenga, Gaylord DeGroot, Steve McClure, and Gary Groth are Just a few of the senior boys Donna Goehle Not shown, but also stuffed in the booth, are Don Reu, Larry Groth, Butch DePauw, Ed Stearns to set the LHS record! Patrick Hollaren Gary Holmgren Mildred Hollister Richard Iverson Milton Jackson Lyle Janssen .Arlyn Jauert Robert Jessen Jerre Jordahl Charlotte Rack Nancy Kiebach Wallace Kienast Marlene Kindt Dianna Klaranbeck 26 Class of 1964 A departing smile for a certain someone. Dennis Kraayenhof 27 Kaye Ladd Susan Leflert Michael Liebbe Janeen Mann Sheila's last minute touches before her sen- ior portrait. Seniors Steven McClure Barbara Nagel Cynthia 28 Nash Carolyn Norgard Carol Martin Larry Oehlerts Verlyn Olsen Richard Opsata Glenyce Petersen Cathy Ripley John Rodman Douglas Remme Donald Reu Kathie Rober Sharon Roemeling Barbara Sanny Ruth Sandstede Mary Scheldt Margaret Schlader Carol Schmidt Darlene Schmidt Marcia Skattum Sheila Smith Jeanne Smith David Stoltenberg Herbert Swanson Ruth Sweeney Sarathathevy Thambiah Class of 1964 Howie Thompson, Larry Oehlerts, and Oennie Hem- me converse laughingly during school lunch. William Toms Gerald Underwood Ronald Westerbur Darrell DePauw Guenther Luitjens Anthony Mohr Brian Wells Laurel Westerbur Senior boys—Boh, Darrell, and Ron— set up bleachers for annual pic- tures . Russell VanVoorst Arlene Veldkamp “Our Foreign Friend” Arriving from the new Fed- eration of Malaysia in Octo- ber of 1963 was Sarathathevy Thambiah, better known as Ranee by her LHS friends. Although Ranee came to Luveme after the school year had already begun, she adjusted herself well and soon became another typical high school student. While living in Luverne, Ranee makes her home with the Albert Christensen fam- ily. There she has acquired both a new brother and sister, Joel and Karen, and also her American mom and dad. Ranee has represented her country well during her year- long stay in Luveme. Besides giving talks and shewing pictures of her native land. Ranee has also had the task of keeping up with her home- work and taking an active part in Student Council. Her curriculum this year includes social studies, English, Am- erican history, speech, and typing. She is also a mem- ber of the American Field Service Club and a partici- pant of Phi Beta. When Ranee returns to Ma- laysia this summer, she will have many fond memories— slumber parties, dances, sports, activities, the Sno- Ball, Prom, and that biggest day, graduation. Not only the students of LHS but also the citizens of Luverne will remember many wonder- ful experiences shared with Ranee during 1963 and 1964. Senior boys—Dave, Brian, and Ole—chat with Ranee during her welcoming reception. Ranee converses with Joan Hawkinson, a fel low classmate. Government of the stu- dents, by the students, and for the students is a very suitable descrip- tion for our Senior High Student Council. Meeting every other week, the council is composed of a boy and girl representa- tive from each senior- high homeroom, the cabi- n e t, five members-at- large, and our foreign exchange student Besides serving as a sounding board for the student body. Student Council sponsors several projects during the school yeare LHS's Student Council can indeed be proud of its record of ruling the senior high as well this year as it has in past years. □ Howard Thompson, Cammy Martin, Dave Ganges tad. Bob Jessen, Mrs. Finberg, Jeanne Smith, Oonna Goehle. Student Council Row 1: Marlene Kindt, Jeanne Smith, Cammy Martin, Audrey Forrest, Janice Mann, Carol Hagen, Kathle Rober, Sharon Koemeling, Kaye Ladd. Row 2: Chuck Lippi, Larry Peterson, Brian Wells, Richard Iverson, Richard Opsata, Robert Jessen, Dave Gangestad, Howard Thomp- son, John Rodman, Greg Thone. Row 3: Don Groth, Milo Herrmann, Joel Schmalz, Marlene Johansen, Gayle Skattum, Judy Anderson, Becky Burns, David Barclay, Lowell Flck. Row U: Cindy Hussong, Tess Connell, Martha Mohr, Carol Steiner, Stan Mann, Chuck Rodman, Scott Dahlberg, Bob Vanden Hoek, Randy Wal- grave. 34 Phi-Beta Nearly thirty girls un- der the direction of Miss Hansen, our librarian, participated in Phi Beta this year. In addition to managing the check-out counter, shelving and re- pairing books, and keep- ing the library in oper- ating condition, these girls were also involved in the building of a Phi Beta float for Homecoming, holding a candy sale, and hosting a school dance. The contributions of these girls surely cannot be underestimated. Cloyce Cooney, Linda Godfrey, and Janice Mann rep- resent Phi Beta girls at work. President, Jeanne Smith; Vice-President, Gayle Skattum; Treasurer, Kaye Ladd; Secre- tary, Lynn Blessing. Row 2: Twila Drost, Janice Mann, Anita Fick, Ellen Aanenson, Pam Eide, Barb Glaser, Julie Ralfs. Row 3: Mar- garet Fick, Linda Godfrey, Ranee, Cloyce Cooney, Joan Hawkinson, Pau11ne Essman, Mary Heckt. Row U; Ellen Halvorson, Sue Jacobson, Ginny Oye, Margaret Schlader, Ruth Sandstede, Carol Steiner. 35 German Club Row I: Mr. Fredel1, Cathy Ripley, Ethel Wilcox, Glenda Trunnell, Loree Untledt, Sue Jacobson, Jean Boone, Linda Med ill, Margaret Fick, Jane VanRoekel, Bob Bertrand, John Getman. Row 2: Janice Mann, Carol Hagen, Cammy Martin, Margaret Radermacher, Janet Boone, Marilyn Grave, Cindy Getman, Audrey Forrest, Sue Leffert, Millie Hollister, Charlotte Kack, Nancy Hengeveld. Row 3: Kathle Rober, Donna Goehle, Sheila Smith, Becky Burns, Sue Schoon, Marlene Johansen, Gayle Peterson, Anita Fick, Mary Heckt, Kaye Ladd, Glenda DeJager, Jeanne Smith, Cindy Nash, Delbert Jessen, Brent Givens, Row U: Curt Laudon, Gary Brehm, Larry Stoterau, Robert Jessen, Bob Jacobs, Milo Herrmann, LeRoy Lultjens, Randy Goembel, Gary Petersen, Jeff Strassburg, Rodney Wal- grave, Gary Hemme, Jerry Fisher. Spanish Club Ro 1: Virginia Wharton, Helen Godfrey, Becky Olson, Randa Smith, Bob Sanny, Pat Blair, Mr. Johnson. Rcw 2: Shirley Rowe, Sharon Les- lie, Julie Ralfs, Barb Wessels, Eileen Hansen, Joanne Rafalski, Pat Clausen, Shelly Frakes, Elaine VanBell. Row 3' Linda Mann, Marsha Haakenson, Karen Christen- sen, Mary Bendt, Karen Schadwinkel, Linda Molitor, Sandra Wacker, Lin- da Iveland, Debbie Briggs. Row k: Dennis Johnson, Mike Olson, Dirk Me Nee ley, Lloyd DeGroot, David Luehr, Kent Gabrielson, Martin Nergaard. Concessions Concession workers eagerly help all fans at weekly bas- ketball games. Checkroom Some of the LHS girls, under the direction of Mrs. Finberg, provide checkroom facilities where basketball fans may leave their coats for a small charge. The revenue derived from the operation of this check- room is used for the many school improvement projects of the Student Council. A cordial smile greets all persons who ma ke use of the checkroom facilities. 37 Row 1: Gary Aukes, Larry Anderson, Lowell Flck. Row 2: Larry Ossenfort, Raymond Hansen, Larry Groth, hr. Anderson. Future Farmers of America Although the Future Farm- ers of America is a rela- tively unknown group in LH5 its importance cannot be underestimated . This group of boys strives to develop a sense of leadership, sportsmanship, and charac- ter. All of these boys have at least one thing in com- mon-agriculture-a n d under the guidance of Mr. Anderson they gain further knowledge in this field. Not only do they ra ise experimental crops, but they also repre- sent Luverne in local and statewide livestock judging teams. They hope that in the future they will be able to put the knowledge they gain through experi- ence into their careers. Row Is Ron Jauert, Jack Graves, Don Reu, Rob Stegenga, Dave Stoltenberg, Roger Siebenhaler. Larry Ossenfort, Leslie Kuiken, Charles Weber, Greg Carsrud, Henry Kelderman, Jerry Buss, Dennle Baatz, Walter Dlbbern, Mr. Anderson. Row 2: Jim Kllle, Steven Tofteland, Ronald Schiruck, David Heckt, Bruce Oye, Lowell Flck, Mike Lynch, Robin Savage, Darrell Claussen, Ron Knutson, Norman Gyberg, Darrell Heckt, Gordon Hemme, Jim Groth, Larry Anderson, Terry Graves, Bob Iverson. Row 3: Doug Wessels, Dwight Lafrenz, Randy Walgrave, Larry Groth, David Stearns, Gary Aukes, Keith Thorson, Gary Staeffler, Ray Hansen, Dave Lorenzen, Randy Scott, Rodney McClure, Loren Hemme, Jerald Hemme, Dwight Gangestad, David Wessel s. Row k: George Boeve, Gary Groth, Dave Mulvlhlll, Jerry Schneekloth, Alon Hemme, Robert Tomlinson, Darrell Tobiason, Chuck Utley, Gary Van Dyke, Waldo Oedlng, Lawrence Scheldt, LeRoy Petersen, Don Groth, Steve Schneekloth, Terry Gonnerman. Girls’ Athletic Association On Mondays and Thurs- days after school a group of girls participate in several athletic activ- ities-volleyball, basket- ball, tumbling, tramp- oline, and bowling-in order to keep trim and fit. The championship teams in each sport are determined by tournaments, organized by Miss Boetel, the advisor. Under Miss Boetel's guidance the officers- Donna Goehle, president; Jan Untiedt, vice-pres- ident; Randa Smith,sec- retary; and Jean Boone, treasurer-organize such activities as the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. Karleen Kallsen watches Audre Padilla demonstrate her trampoline technique. Freshmen G A A girls demonstrate a jump ball. 39 A tense moment during a GAA volleyball game. Declamation Soon after Christmas vaca- tion the students of LHS who wish to go out for declam choose the area in which they will participate. Although there is a wide range to choose from, each of th e groups—original and memor- ized oratory, dramatics, hu- morous, storytelling, manu- script reading, discussion, extemporaneous speaking, and the one-act play—is composed of several interested stu- dents . Dramatics Row Is Virginia Wharton, Jane VanRoekel, Sue Schoon, Mary Vermeer, Linda MedMI. Row 2: Joyce RafalskI, GInl Oye, Larry Rowland, Karen Toms, Barb Wessels. Oratory Row 1: Judy Anderson, Cheryl Haakenson, Jen Hoi sen, Audrey Forrest, Cammy Martin. Row 2: Mary Peterson, Karen Christensen, Herb Swanson, Brent Givens, Cindy Getman. Discussion Extemporaneous Speaking Extemp. Row Is Joel Schmalz, Donna Goehle, Rich Opsata. Discussion, Row 2: Bob Bertrand, Janet Boone, Gary Brehn, Randy Goembel. Humorous One Act Play Row 1: Sue Leffert, Tess Connell, Pat Mees- ter, Lynn Navara. Row 2: Veronica Hansen, Pam Hoi sen, Joyce Johnson, Eileen Hansen, LaDonna Remme. Row 3- Becky Olson, Margaret Schlader, Arlene Veldkamp, Norma Blackerby, Joan Hawkinson. Row 1: Ethel Wilcox, Mary Peterson, Sue Schoon-student director, Becky Olson. Row 2: Daryle Vegge, Larry Peterson, Brent Givens absent from picture. Manuscript Reading Story Telling Row 1: Carol Steiner, Julie Ralfs, Jean Boone, JoAnn Bahn, Carol Sievert, Connie Helland, Barb Glaser. Row 2: Sue Schoon, Lee- Ann McCue, Jerry Underwood, Linda VanDeVegte, Charlene Vanlperen. Ihda: the able direction of Mr. Ronald James the Luverne High School March- ing Band gave many top performances throughout the year. In the fall Luverne hosted the Tri- State Band Festival and also presented four eye- appealing precision drills during the half-time of our home games. On two occasions. Homecoming and Memorial Day, the band showed it’s perfection to the people of Luverne. Mr0 James reminisces the past year's experiences. Luverne High School Marching Band Drum Major: Joel Schmalz. Twi rlers: Lynn Navara, Marilyn Graves, Cindy Getman, Jan Cragoe, Ethel Wilcox, Pat Rolfs, LeeAnn Mc- Cue. Flutes: Marlene Kindt, Gayle Petersen, Carol Raschke, Nancy Hengeveld, Jen Hoi sen. Clarinets: Judy Frederiksen, Maxine Kiebach, Jeanne VI land, Norma Blackerby, Linda Krahn, Glenda Trunnell, Janet Boone, Kathle Rober, Audrey Forrest, Steve Hovland, Jane Van- Roekel, Becky Hamann, Margaret Rademacher, Judy Anderson, Barbara Zubke, Cheryl Haaken- son, Helen Godfrey, Judy Sandbulte, Barbara Braa, Sandra Block, Julie Ralfs, Scott Mc- Clure, Nyla Beelmann, Karen Christensen. Saxophones: Randa Smith, Linda Iveland, Mar lyce Madison, Donna Piepgras, Richard Dale, Jeanne Smith, Pete Schoon, Linda Molitor, Linda Thomas. Cornets: Donna Goehle, Bob G. Nelson, Patti Meester, Glenyce Petersen, Jerry Untiedt, Doug Schumacher, Evonne Ahrendt, Bo b Jacobs, Tom Thomas, Steve Schmuck, Marsha Haakenson, Cindy Hussong, Georgia McClure Alon Hemme, Jerry Deuschle, Robert Tomlllnson, Karen Schadwinkel. French Horn: Barbara Glaser, JoAnn Wenzel, Gary Golla, Linda Glaser. Trombones: John Get- man, John Beyer, Ellen Umland, Sharon Les- lie, Laura Holland. Baritones: Cindy Nash, Steve McIntyre, Bruce Anderson, David Luehr, Mary Mohr, Linda Godfrey. Tubas: Steve Eberlein, Daryle Vegge, Larry Goebel, Chuck Getman. Percussion; Lloyd DeGroot, Lynn Blessing, Mike Bakaiyar, Shelly Thomas, Shirley Johnson, Connie Helland, Jean Boone, Linda Medlll, Rod Leslie, Loren Hemme. Ethel Wilcox, Janice Cragoe, Pat Rolfs, Cindy Getman, LeeAnn McCue, Marilyn Grave, Lynn Navara. Twirlers Band Council The twirlers perform precision drills with the LHS Marching Band during football sea- son. Each fall tryouts determine the person- nel for these honored positions. The problems, com- plaints, and sugges- tions of band members come before the band council and Mr. James for their considera- tion. This organiza- tion has proved bene- f i c ial in settling differences that have arisen within the band. Cindy Nash, Judy Frederik- sen, Lynn Blessing, Jeanne Smith, Steve Eberleln, Rich Opsata,' hr. James, Sandl Block, Janet Boone, Joel Schmaiz, Chuck Lippi, John Getman, Gary Golla. 43 Concert Band This year the Concert Band of LHS, composed of 90 students, has provided much enter- tainment for the stu- dent body and the com- munity. The Concert Band spends much time and effort to present performances such as both the winter and spring concerts. Prac- tice makes perfect, the age-old saying, is proven by the band; meeting four day s a week during noon hours and having sectionals on Tuesday keeps the already busy band stu- dents even busier. None of them seem to mind too much, however, for there is always a big reward waiting for them at the end of each per- formance. The student body of LHS indeed owes much to the energetic and very worthwhile organization. Be si de s providing entertainment for the student body and com- munity, students' par- ticipating in band ac- quire musical skill and knowledge. ROW 1: Marlene Kindt, Gayle Peterson,• Carol Raschke, Jen Hoi sen, Lynn Navara, Nancy Hengeveld, Jean Boone, Linda Krahn, Norma Blackerby, Jeanne VI land, Glenda Trunnell, Maxine Kiebach, Judy Frederiksen. ROW 2: Larry Stoterau, Richard Opsata, Julie Ralfs, Sandl Block, Loren Hemme, Helen Godfrey, Scott McClure, Judy Sandbulte, Marlene Johansen, Cheryl Haakenson, Shirley Rowe, Pam Hoi sen, Barb Zubke, Becky Hamann, Judy Anderson, Margaret Radermacher, Jane Van- Roe kel , Kathie Rober, Janet Boone, Steve Hovland, ROW Donna Goehle, Chuck Lippi, Bob Nelson, Pat Meester, Jerry Dance band accompanies vocalists in the operetta. Untiedt, Doug Schumacher, Bob Jacobs, Tom Thomas, LeRoy Lultjens, A Ion Hemme, Evonne Ahrendt, Stephen Schmuck, Marsha Haakenson, Cindy Hussong, Georgia McClure, Jerry ueuschle, Bob Tomlin- son, Donna Plepgras, Linda Thomas, Jeanne Smith, Richard Dal.e, Marlyce Madison, Pat Rolfs, Lynda I ve I and, Randa Smith. ROW (f: John Getman, JoelSchmalz, John Beyer, Ellen Umland, Sharon Leslie, Barb Glaser, J nn Wenzel, Linda Glaser, Gregg Helland, Shirley Johnson, Lynn Blessing, Lloyd DeGroot, Mike Bakalyar, Shelly Thomas, Rodney Leslie, Linda Medi 11, Connie Hel- land, Steve Eberlein, Larry Goebel, Chuck Getman, Linda Godfrey, Mary Mohr, Bruce Anderson, Steve McIntyre, Cindy Nash, Karen Christensen, Nyla Beelmann, Mr. James, Pete Schoon absent from picture. Randa Smith, Lynda Iveland, and Rolfs tune up for the mid-winter cert. 45 Pat con- Ensembles Students in various sections of the band formulate small groups for competitive contests. Each division selects contest pieces which demonstrate their playing technique as individuals as well as in the group. If their par- ticular group in competition re- ceives an A rating, they ad- vance into state competition. This, of course, would be the highest honor any ensemble could achieve. Clarinet Trio Maxine Kiebach, Judy Frederiksen, Jeanne VI- land. Row 2: Becky Hamann, Kathie Rober, Judy Anderson. Woodwind Quintet Row I: Marlene Kindt, Jean Boone. Row 2: Judy Frederiksen, Barb Glaser, Nyla Beelmann. Trios Row 1: Carol Raschke, Gayle Petersen, Marlene Kindt. Row 2 Evonne Ahrendt, Glenyce Peter- sen, Patti Meester. Band Soloists Row Is Connie Hei 1 and,Shel1y Tho- mas, Maxine Kiebach, Judy Freder- Iksen, Steve Hovland, Lynda I ve- I a n d. Row 2: Donna Piepgras, Larry Stoterau, Pat Rolfs, Gayle Peterson, Jean Boone, Patti Meester, Barb Glaser, JoAnn Wenzel, Row 3: Mike Bakalyar, Lloyd DeGroot, Steve Eberl eln, John Getman, Joel Schmalz, David Luehr, Brass Ensemble Row Is Chuck Lippi, Donna Goehle, John Getman, Row 2: Cindy Nash, Barb Glaser, JoAnn Wenzel, Steve Eberleln. Sax Quartet Donna Piepgras, Jeanne Smith, Lyn- da Iveland, Randa Smith, Drum Ensemble Rod Leslie, Lynn Blessing, Lloyd DeGroot, Mike Bakalyar, Shelly Thomas, “A” Chorus Under the able direction of Mr. Gordon Olson, the A chorus, consisting of some seventy-five mem- bers, meets together three full hours a week with the other two hours per week being designated for boys' and girls' section- als; ail practicing being done with one motive- district contesto Besides preparing for contests the AM chorus also puts on a vocal floor-show after the basketball home- coming game, give s a Christmas concert and finally a spring concert. This year as an added responsibility the A chorus in conjunction with the band department is presenting a parody operetta based on Wash- ington Irving's Thg 1 9- Qt Sleepy flpilow. Mr. Olson and chorus officers: Steve Ellsworth, president; Pat Eberlein, secretary; and Rodger McKay, treasurer. Row Is Loree Untiedt, Joyce Johnson, Sue Leffert, Barb Wessels, Gloria Hansen, Barb Bell, Jeanne Vi land, Kathie Rober, Kathy Mo- litor, Oarlene Schmidt, Linda Krahn, Pat Eber- lein, jane VanRoekel, Judy Sandbulte, Cindy Nash, Shirley Rowe, Karen Christensen, Randa Smith, Audrey Forrest, Marsha Skattum, Jayona Col- lins, Pam Hoi sen. Row 2: Pat Rolfs, Joan Mulvihlll, Glenda OeJager, Gayle Peterson, Jean Johnson,Marsha Haakenson, Cindy Hussong, Cloyce Cooney, Marilyn Grave, Glenda Trunnell, Cindy Getman, Jean Boone, Charlotte Kack, Janet Boone, Evonne Ahrendt, Joyce Rafalski, Karen Toms, Pam Eide, Pat Gabriel son, Jan Untiedt. Row 3: Bob VandenHoek, Jeff Eyberg, Roddy Ford, Lloyd DeGroot, Curt Laudon, Oel Jessen, Jerry Untiedt, Rich Opsata, Joel Schmalz,Tom Connell, Randy Eide, Oon Schmuck, Walter Dibbern, Jack Grave. Row ♦: Stan Mann, Richard Iverson, Verlyn Olsen, Rodger McKay, John Beyer, Jerry Underwood, Jerre Jordahl , Larry Stoterau, Bob Jessen, John Getman, Brian Wells, LeRoy Luitjens, Randy Goembel, Bob Jacobs, Steve Ellsworth absent from picture. 49 Ensembles Every fall various ensem- bles are chosen from the mixed chorus to sing for the Christmas and spr ing concerts and the vocal con- tests. The ensembles this year consist of a triple trio, a girls' trio, a boys' octette, and a mixed double octette or Madrigal. The fact that the partici- pating students find ensem- bles enjoyable is shown by a high rating at contest time. Row 1: Joyce Rafalskl, Randa Smith, Cindy Hussong. Row 2: Evonne Ahrendt, Karen Chrlstensen, Ma rsha Haakenson. Row 1: Glenda Trunnell, Linda Krahn, Cindy worth, Jerry Underwood, Rich Opsata, Brian Getman, Janet Boone, Jean Boone, Jane Van Wells, Rod Ford, Bob Jacobs. Roekel. Row 2: Jerre Jordahl, Steve Ells- Octette Walter Dlbbern, Randall Elde, Delwyn Jessen, Jerry Untledt, Verlyn Olsen, Larry Stoterau, John Beyer, Rodger McKay. Quartet Triple Trio Row 1: Jeanne VI land, Karen Toms, Maxine Klebach, Carol Hagen. Row 2: Cloyce Cooney, Judy Sandbulte, Barb Vessels, Gloria Hansen, Marilyn Graves. Trio LeRoy Lultjens, Randy Goembel, John Getman, Joel Schmalz. Cindy Nash, Pat Eberleln, Barb Bell. “B” Chorus B chorus consists of eighty students from the freshmen, sophomore, and Jun- ior classes. Directed by Mr. Gordon Olson, the BM chorus practices fourth hour, five days a week. Just as the MA chorus practices for special programs, so does the “B” chorus. They present their portion of the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Our congrat- ulations are extended for the outstanding work the B“ chorus has done this year. Mr. Olson directs the “B chorus during a rehersal. Freshmen and sophomore boys portray the enjoyment that participating in chorus gives them. Row Is Linda Noll, Janice Kastein, Margaret Christensen, Gail Molitor, Georgia McClure, Kristi Fltzer, Loryce Beernlnk, Ellen Umland, Iris Med ill, JoAnn Wenzel, Barb Barclay, Barb Glaser, Marya Manfred, Linda Nash, Mary Mohr, Lynda Iveland, Mary Opsata, Marilyn Deiter- mann, Connie DeBates, Sue Eberleln. Row 2s Janice DeGroot, Penny Krogmann, Jo Beth Tol- lefson, Oayle Keitel, JoAnne Martin, Jane Hon- ken, Diane Kruger, Helen Godfrey, Linda Glas- er, Nancy Connell, Diane Mollberg, Ardls Ormseth, Pat DePauw, Sue Smith, Nancy Broer, Jean McIntosh, Connie Helland, Patti Meester, Pauline Essman, Martha Mohr, Donna Piepgras, Laura Holland, Nancy Erickson, Pam Nelson, Pat Clausen, Mary Madison. Row 3: David Hansen, Bruce Petersen, Jerry Reu, Mark Goenv ble, Tim Getman, Doug Schumacher, Steve Lau- don, Rod Leslie, Tim Connell, Michael Bakalyar, Robert Sanny, Steven Tofteland, David Heckt, Jerold Hemme, Dennis Johnson, Robert Iverson, Gary Drost. Row s Lon Hitch, Lawrence Scheldt, Chuck Rodman, Lon Remme, Larry Os- senfort, Milton Hawes, Roger Byrd, Roger Hen- derson, Harlan Sundem, Scott Dahl berg, Chuck Getman, Gary Golla, Dwight Bremer, Mike Cle- land, Carl Holmgren, LeRoy Petersen, Darrell Schmidt, Ronnie Jauert, Terry Grave. (Missing from the picture is Dave Luehr.) 53 Debate Students interested in world affairs and desire experience in public speaking are active in debate. There are two divisions, A and B. This year's members entered over 20 tournaments and for their efforts receiv- ed a record number of trophies. In February Mr. Spangrud, the head debate coach, and the following A team members: Robert Bertrand, Janet Boone, Gary Brehm, Donna Goehle, and Herbert Swan- s on won the honor of go- in g to th e state debate tournament In Minneapolis. Donna Goehle and Herb Swanson prepare debate tactics. Row 1: Nancy Broer, Lynda Iveland, Barb Bar- clay, Jean McIntosh, Linda Glaser, Darrell Schmidt, Tom Rangaard, Omar Olson, Martin Nergaard, Dennis Johnson, Bob Sanny, Ron Lippi. Row 2: Pam Hansen, Rochelle Thomas, Mary Opsata, Julie Ralfs, Barb Glaser, Ellen Umland, Patti Meester, Pat Gabrielson, Roddy Ford, Mr. Behl. Row 3: Donna Plepgras, Jean Boone, Judy Anderson, Janet Boone, Donna Goehle, JoAnne Wenzel, Scott McClure, Bob Bertrand. Row U: Mr. Woizeschke, Larry Schneekloth, Larry Rowland, Herb Swanson, Joel Schmalz, Gary Brehm, Mr. Spangrud. Echo Staff Editors: Row 1: Cammy Martin, Janet Boone, Janice Mann, Sue Schoon, John Rodman, Mr. Gits. Reporters: Row 2: Steve Ho viand, Cathy Ripley, Glenda Trunnel 1, Gayle Skat- tum, Tess Connell, Loree Untledt.Mary Ver- meer. Row 3: Steve Thompson, Cloyce Cooney, Donna Goehle, Cindy Getman, Jeanne Boone, Randa Smith, Audrey Forrest, Kaye Ladd, Typists: Row 4: Nyla Beehann, Nancy Henge- veld, Twila Drost, Sharon RoemelIng. Barb Nagel, Barb Sanny, Gail Mann. Janice Mann and Cammy Martin, Senior Editors, and Mr. Gits examine an edition of the Echo. Students desiring journal- istic experience may acquire membership on t h e Echo, our school newspaper. This pa- per is published 11 times during the school year. Staff members, under the direction of th e editors, provide the necessary material needed for each issue. Through pic- ture and story the students are informed of the differ- ent functions and activities taking place in school. Not only do students gain experi- ince but also points toward their activity pin. Marlene Kindt, Nyla Beelmann, Twlla Drost, Becky Hamann, Norma Blackerby, Kaye Ladd - Typists The hardest working group in LHS, the annual staff, busies itself after school and on Saturday mornings tak- ing and developing pictures, writing and typing copy, and generally putting the Card- inal together so that LHS students may have a memoir of their school days. Work on each edition begins in the spring, progresses throughout the sumntter, and is finally completed late in February. With the guidance of their admired Mr. Vfeiranan, the staff not only works hard but also thoroughly enjoys the fun which goes along with participating in such a group. 56 Cammy Martin, Pat Eberlein, Charlotte Kack, Milo Herrmann, Sue Schoon, John Rodman - Copy Editors Steve Hovland, the Card- 1n a 1's photographer, prepares for another candid shot. Jean Boone and Randa Smith, the junior editors, select action shots for the annual. TO THE STUDENTS OF LHSs As yearbook editors, we present to you, the students of Luveme High School, this 1964 CARDINAL. This yearbook pre- serves your memories and achievements of the 1963-64 school year. As you page through the CARDINAL,you will notice new ideas presented in pic- tures, design, and layout. All these have been made possible through the co- operation and combined efforts of many students. Each year new editors and staff members form ideas and incorporate them into ypur yearbook. The intro- duction, division, and activities throughout the book announces our theme----- Reaching. To the class of '64' we hope that this yearbook and Luveme High School will become your projection for success and happiness that will follow. Juniors find themselves in a demanding situation as the time is limited and there is so much to be accomplish- ed. Much of their time is ably spent in extra-curricu- lar activities. Many hours are spent planning and striv- ing to produce the biggest social event of LHS—the Junior-Senior Prom. They, of course, are looking forward to the climax of a student's life, that of be- ing a senior. Judy Eileen Aanenson Achterhoff Class officers; Joel Schmalz, President; Dave Mohler, Vlce- Presidert; Gayle Skattum, Secretary; Jeanne Boone, Treasurer. Juniors Evonne Ahrendt Kenneth Ahrendt Dennis Alberda Roger A link Judith Anderson Gary Aukes Dennis JoAnn Baatz Bahn David Judy Barbara Robert Barclay Barlow Bauerly Bertrand 58 Rebecca Norma Larry Birkeland Blackerby Boll Janet Boone Jean Boone Gary Brehm Rebecca Burns Patricia Carlson Diane Chapin Judy Christensen Karen Christensen Judith Cochran Cra ig Clemmensen Jayona Collins Tom Connell Nancee Connell Scott Creeger Bryce Davis Steven Davis Lloyd DeGroot Morris Deiterman Carol ,DePauw Jerome Deuschle Linda Doeksen Randall Eide Lowell Fick Margaret Fick Virginia Fikse 59 Juniors Julie Frahm Alice Gangestad John Getman Brent Givens Linda Barbara Randall Godfrey Goembel Goembel Marilyn Grave Verne Cheryl Ellen Marvis Green Haakenson Halvorson Hamann Rebecca Hamann Gloria Hansen Gordon Hansen Veronica Hansen Milton Hawes Mary Heckt Alon Hemme Gary Hemme Juniors——Randa, Norm, Jean, Larry, Jeff, and Rog ■ —out for recess. Juniors Nancy Hengeveld Milo Herrmann Kathleen Hitch Dianna Huiskes Rebecca Robert Jacobs Jacobs Susan Linda Jacobson Janssen Louise Stephen Janssen Jensen Carlene Jessen Delbert Jessen Marlene Johansen Shirley Kelderman Jean Johnson Shirley Johnson Kenneth Maxine Ketterling Kiebach Joseph Kafka Donna Kirby Thomas Kozney Dwight Lafrenz Curtis Laudon Sharon Leslie Whoops! Max goofs again. Charles Lippi Linda Krahn Danny Kruse Jeffrey Loffswold LeRoy Luitjens Michael Lynch Gail Mann Linda Mann Lee Ann McCue Rodger McKay Dirk McNeeley Linda Medill David Mohler Kathleen Molitor .laclynn Mulder David Mulvihill Lynn Donita Robert Navara Nelson Nelson Robert Waldo Rebecca Nelson Oeding Olson Alice Ossenfort Larry Ossenfort Virginia Oye Gary Petersen Gayle Peterson Larry Peterson Mary Peterson Paul Peterson Margaret Radermacher Joyce Rafalske Carol Raschke Lon Remme rtarold Roemeling Jerona Rykunyk John Ruddy Joel Schmalz Donald Stephen Schmuck Schmuck Gerald Schneekloth Susan Schoon Roger Carol Siebenhaler Sievert 63 Juniors Gayle Skat turn Linda Smith Randa Smith Randolph Smith Mary Smook Geraldine Steaffler David Stearns Larry Stoterau Jeffrey Strassburg Barbara Swenson Thomas Thomas Keith Thorson Robert Tomlinson Karen Toms Glenda Trunnell Loree Untiedt Charlene Vanlperen Jane VanRoekel Daryle Vegge Mary Vermeer Jeanne Viland Curtis Vining Rodney Walgrave David Wegner David Wessels Douglas Wessels Virginia Wharton Ethyl Wilcox 64 Junior Class Play Concluding six weeks of rehearsals, memorization, and generally hard work, the juniors presented a Western comedy entitled, Desperate Ambrose, under the direction of Mr. Hus- song. The play centers around the frantic efforts of a misplaced vaudeville comedian trying to imper- sonate a notorious Western gunslinger, and the hor- rible situations he gets himself and everyone who is acquainted with him in- to. Due to an almost mi- raculous quirk of fate the problems are solved, and the play ends happily. Milo receives the finishing touches of his makeup before going on stage. Row 1: Barb Goembel, Veronica Hansen, Sue Schoon, Virginia Oye, Marvis Hamann, Norma Blackerby, Karen Christensen, Carol Raschke. Row 2: Tom Connell, Jerry Deuschle, Milo Her- rmann, Bob Jacobs, John Getman, Brent Givens, David Barclay, Bryce Davis, Randy Goembel. Row 1: Brian Wells, Bob Anderson, Richard Opsata, Steve Ellsworth, Dennis Heme, Bill Toms, Ron Westerbur, Verlyn Olsen, John Rod- man, Jerry Underwood. Row 2: Gary Hemme, Don Groth, Bob Jessen, Jerry Fisher, Dave Gangestad, Delbert Jessen, Paul Peterson. Row 3: Tom Kozney, Rodger McKay, LeRoy Lult- jens, Dave Mohler, Chuck Lippi, Milo Herr- mann. Row k: Jerre Jordahl, Larry Stoterau, Ken Ahrendt, Larry Peterson, Jeff Loffswold, Row 5: Mr. Korver. Varsity Football Cardinal football success this year was culminated in the Redbirds 31-7 romp over arch-rival Pipestone in the battle for the Battle-Axe. L u verne finished off the season strong with a 25-12 win over a strong Slayton team which gave them a tie fdrthe conference championship with Redwood Falls. Redwood wa s th e only team to defeat IfB on the grid- iron this season. Strong line play by Luverne's forward wall was a major factor as is evidenced by the fact that three linemen gained honorable mention on the all-state team. Luverne was represented on the all-state team by Brian wells, Tony Mohr, Ron Westerbur, and John Rodman. Del Jessen, Brian wells, and Ron Westerbur were also named to the all-conference team. The victorious ride for Coach Korver. 67 Bomber Football Each September a group of boys assemble at the school under the supervision of Mr. Idstrom and Mr. Grandstrand to be molded into the Bomber foot- ball team. This year the boys had a good year with 3 wins and 2 losses. The Bomber squad is a prep- atory step toward varsity ball and the boys, through their hard work, gained seme valuable playing time. Through learning the fundamentals of blocking, tackling, kicking, defense, and offenae, the boys are the new strength for next year's var- sity. Mr. Idstrom gives chalk talk and pointers be- fore the next big game. Row 1: Rodney Leslie, Chuck Getman, David Jauert, Richard Dale, Gary Gabrielson, Scott Dahiberg, Gary Golla, Larry Toft, Jerry Kozney, Stan Mann, Jerry Reu, Roger Byrd, Coach Idstrom. Row 2: Harlan Sundem, Hike Wagley, Mike Wesseis, Robert Henrlckson, Doug Schumacher, Bill Murphy, Chuck Rodman, Dennis Strassburg, Steve Eberiein, Robin Savage, Dale Vink. Row 3: Coach Grand- strand, Ron Lippi, Bob Sanny, Mike Bakalyar, Tim Connell, Steven Laudon, Mike Cl el and, Randall Kafka, Larry Goebel, Terry Gonnerman, Tim Getman, Maynard Ott, Pete Schoon, David Swenson. Varsity Scores Bomber Scores i 27 Brookings 7 Luverne 7 Slayton 6 6 Redwood 20 0 Worthington 24 14 Windom 12 27 Jackson 0 6 Worthington 0 6 Pipestone 20 27 Marshall 0 19 Windom 6 12 Jackson 0 31 Pipestone 7 25 Slayton 12 68 Row 1: Darwin Jauert, David Anderson, Dean JePauw, Delbert Gangestad, Ronald Schmuck, Robert Henrickson, Row 2: Joseph kafka, Allen Henderson, Charles Rodman, Steve Eberlein, Dwight Gangestad, Randall Kafka, William F rakes, Loren Dooyema. Row y. Mr. Brown, Terry Graves, Larry Anderson, Howard Tompson David Jauert, Dave Meyer, Pat Hollaren, John Rodman, Oave Gangestad, Richard Opsata, Jerry Underwood, Verlyn Olsen, Ronald Westerbur, Ifc Grandstrand. Varsity Wrestlers Under the guidance of Leonard Brown, the assistant wrestling coach, junior high wrestlers acquire the necessary experience to con pete on the varsity squad in future years. This young sport is acquiring greater participation in the lower grades and in a few years it will be able to compete with other major sports in spectator appeal. As any athlete can tell you, wrestling requires great individual effort and sacrifice and LHS can be proud of its team and the type of boys this budding sport turns out. Ron Westerbur, Ronnie Schmuck, and Terry Grave keep in physical shape. Varsity Basketball Friday nights find the LHS gym packed to its capacity since on these nights the local fans and LHS students can see the Cardinal basketball team in action. This year's team didn't dis- appoint the spectators. Senior Bill Toms was high scorer for the season. Greg Thone, our senior guard, shared co-captain honors with Bill. The experience of these twc seniors along with Delbert Jessen, Totr Kozney, and John Beyer gave us many thrilling memories of the 1963-1964 basketball season with their impressive records. Highlighting the season was the big game with the state champions, the Marshal tigers, in which Luverne was edged by two points. The team, under the sound coach- ing of Ray Merry and assistant Bob Lorentzen, gave the students a season to remember. Row I: Curt Laudon, Greg Thone, Milo Herr- mann, Dave Mohler, Brian Wells, Scott Creeger, Chuck Lippi. Row 2: Larry Stoterau, Richard Howard Iveland, Jeff Eyberg, Steve McIntyre, Darrell Hedct, Gary Gabrlelson, Mike Wagley, Chuck Getmen, Greg Carsrud, Scott Dahlberg, 70 Doug Schumacher, Bob Jarchow, Rod Leslie, Stan Mann, Manager Mark Roberts, and Coach Robert Lorentzen. Gary Golla not pictured. Varsity Scores Iverson, Rodger McKay, Bill Toms, John Beyer, Tom Kozney, Delbert Jessen, Mr. Merry. Bomber Basketball Late In the fall a group of boys practice together in the local gymnasium, under the guiding hand of Mr. Lor- entzen, to be molded into the Junior varsity. These are the boys who play before the varsity game each Friday night. Before graduating to the varsity team, they learn the fundamentals of drib- bling, shooting, defense, and offense. The boys us- ually compile a good season record and keep a steady stream of young blood for the varsity. Luverne 77 Fulda 61 68 St. Cloud Tech. 64 67 Pipestone 58 53 Slayton 57 68 Worthington 67 81 Jasper 41 68 Jackson 75 75 Granite Falls 56 64 Slayton 59 62 Marshall 64 58 Redwood Falls 43 64 Rock Rapids 49 63 Windom 67 60 Pipestone 62 87 Jackson 45 ••••Luverne scores again as Del Jessen sinks another one for Luverne. An evening that will be hard to forget-is the night of Basketball Homecoming. To begin this evening Luverne scored a victory over Jbck- son; therefore it was a happy grcxp that entered the Little Theater to watch the Vocal Floorshow which included jokes from the master of ceremonies, Brian Wells, selec- tions from the school dance band, and other antics which had the audience laughing throughout the whole hour. Greg Thone and Bill Toms received their awards as cap- tains of the basketball team from Mr. Merry, and Miss Boetel pre- sented the senior cheerleaders, Audrey Forrest, Judy Frederiksen, and Sue Leffert with awards also. After all the festivities of the floorshow, the freshmen through seniors were invited to a dance in the high school cafeteria. LHS students dance to the latest teen- age craze- the Beatles. Basketball Homecoming Marty, Max, Joyce, and Jay swing with My Boyfriend’s Back. Vocal Varieties Crazy,“ alias Roger McKay, re- views the latest gossip with Ralph the bartender, alias Steve Ellsworth. Loree Untiedt, Audrey Forrest, Judy Frederiksen, Sue Leffert. Varsity Cheerleaders V-I-C-T-O-R-y: That’s Lu- verne’s battle cry! How could our Cardinals lose their games with six such lively girls to cheer them on? Pre- sent at all LHS sport events- wrestling, basketball, and football-the A squad cheer leaders lead the entire stu- dent body in supporting our teams. Besides cheering a t sport functions these peppy girls hold practice at least once a week, show their artis- tic ability by printing signs for games, lead pepfests, and chaperone on student buses which travel to out-of-town games. Cheering their team on to victory are the Bomber cheer- leaders. Always peppy and vivacious these energetic girls portray the idea of supporting the team until the very end. Although their Jobs are time-consuming and often hard to work into their busy schedule, the Bomber cheer- leaders never fail the stu- dent body� they are always ready for that extra push which leads the team on to victory. Mary Mohr, Pam Hoi sen, Marsha Haakenson, Jen Hoi sen. Bomber Cheerleaders 73 Sno-Ball The first snow storm of '63 ap- propriately arrived on the after- noon of December 7, the day of the annual Sno-Ball. By evening c ou- p les were fighting their way through the drifts to get to the school. Once inside, everyone en- joyed themselves either dancing or playing games in t h e recreation room. After refreshments were served, a floor show including songs provided by the madrigal groups a n d an exotic candle dance p er- formed by Ranee was enjoyed by an attentive audience. Afterwa rds Bob Jesser senior class president, presented Ranee with Christmas gifts, a hair dryer and charm bra- celet, from the senior class. Ranee receives a Christmas gift from Bob Jessen, representing the senior class. Junior stags-Curt, Bob, Dave, Roger, and Scott-enjoy themselves at the Sno-ball. Cloyce Cooney serves punch to Milo and Chuck. Row 1: Patty Fodnes Carolyn Goembel, Sharon Sleverts, Cindy Hussong, Linda Thomas, Judy Johnson. Row 2: Mary Bode, Joyce Johnson, Julie Ralfs, Pam Eide, Marsha Haakenson, Trudy Boelman, Pauline Essman. Row 3: Bill Frakes, Lloyd Stanley, Gary Gabrielson, Scott Dahtberg, Allan Aust, Darwin Jauert. Row k: Loren Hemme, Gary Frakes, Bruce Anderson, Larry Rowland, Mike Wagley, Steve Thompson. Sophomores On the fourth step of the ladder that eventually leads to the role of a senior is the sophomore class. As in years past this class must establish itself in the senior high and retain this position throughout their high school years. Leaders in sports, vocal, and speech activ- ities, this energetic group of stu- dents is already recognized as one of the top classes in LHS. Even though the sophomore year has been said to be one of the hard- est in a student's school career, this class will come through with flying colors Just as expected. Someday they will look back on their sophomore year with loving memories of the good old days. Chuck Rodman and his trusty three wheeler. 75 Sopho- mores Row Is Audre Padilla, Shirley Hollister, Dianne Kruger, Lynda Wyatt, Barb Walters. Row 2: Diane Goembel, Valarie Roth, Joanne Kruger, Lois Reu, Nancy Stearns. Row 3: Bill Petty, David Shelton, Steve Eberlein, Richard Dale, Chuck Rodman, Jack Grave« Row k: George Boeve, Larry Brunsting, David Rogness, John Beyer, Leslie Kuiken, Jerry Buss. Row 1: Sue Liebbe, Jen Holsen, Marlee Claussen, Pam Holsen, Pat Gab riel- son. Sue Smith. Row 2: Carol Aanenson, Jan Untledt, Karleen Kallsen, LaDonna Schneekloth, Jan Cragoe, Joan Mulvi- hill. Row 3: Larry Anderson, Bob Vandartoek, David Swenson, Mike Han- son, Tim Getman, Dave Lammert. Row k: Dale Vink, Dick Creswel I, Allen Boeve, Lon Hitch, Bill Murphy, Jerry Reu, Howie Iveland. 76 Row I: Gail Hoi i tor, Julie Cook, Pat- ricia DePauw, Linda Fischer, Eileen Hansen, Pat Swenson. Row 2: Sandra Birkeland, Diane VandeHoef, Nancy Kel- derman, Mary Mohr, Tess Connell, Mar- tha Mohr. Row 3: Dennis Strassburg, Jerry Untiedt, Larry Schneekloth, Steve Hovland, Jeff Eyberg, Stanley Birkeland. Row 4: David Aanenson, Jim Anderson, Harlan Sundem, Scott McClure, Maynard Ott, Roddey Ford. Jim and Mike face the bat- tle of knowledge. Sophomores Row 1: Sandi Block, Barb Busch, Janeen Gol- Ihofer, Barb Zubke, Earleen Versteeg, Marlyce Madison. Row 2: Patti Meester, Iris Medill, Ellen Umland, Helen Godfrey, LaOonna Hemme, Linda VanDeVegte, Judy Sandbulte. Row 3 : John Oavls, David Feauto, Mike Mulligan, Fran- cis Radermacher. Row k: Jim Groth, Jerry Frederiksen, Jim Skyberg, Darrell Heckt, Chuck Herrin. 78 Sophomores Class officers: Stanley Mann, President; Mary Mohr, Vice-Presi- dent; Joan Mulvihill, Secretary; Cynthia Hussong, Treasurer. Row 1: Robyn Ripley, Shirley Rowe, Barb Braa, Sandy Galagan, Sandy Oehlerts, Judy Mann, Sharon Johnson. Row 2: Sharon Hollister, Barb Wessels, Pat Rolfs, Linda Goehle, Connie Helland. Barb Glaser, Carol Steiner. Row 3: Gordon Hemme, Gary Staeffler, Rodney McClure, Steve Schneekloth, Phil Wegner, Gerald Johnson, Walter Dibbern. Row U: Chuck Utley, Randy Walgrave, Gary VanOyke, Del Jessen, Norman Gyberg, Darrell Toblason, Bob Henrickson. 79 Freshmen Row I: Carol Stumm, Susan Medill, Carol Underwood, Arlinda Helkes, Eileen Aukes, Bernita Braa. Row 2: Joyce Kraayenhof, Aria Fikse, Loryce Beernink, Myrna Sand- bulte, Cheryl Kranken, Janice DeGroot, Jan- ice Kastein. Row 3: Terry Graves, Ronald Schmuck, Lewis Braa, David Hansen, David Graphenteen, Delbert Gangestad. Row k: Robert Ruddy, Steve Dooyema, Mark Goembel, Charles Weber, Terry Gonnerman, Doug Schu- macher, Jerome Egan. Having over 160 students, tie fresh- men class Is one of the largest and most active classes of LHS. They placed first in the annual magazine sale, winning the coveted dinner for ten at the Normandy in Sioux Palls; and won third with their float in the Home- coming parade. This class has also proven itself in both scholastic and athletic en- deavors and promises to be a welcome addition to th e senior high of LHS. Class officers: Ronald Lippi, President; Linda Iveland, Vice President; Charles Getman, Sec- retary; Diane Mollberg, Treasurer. 80 Row i: Nancy Connell, Ardis Ormseth, JoAnne Nelson, Barb Barclay, Diane Mol- lberg, JoAnne Martin, Linda Fuller. Row 2: Penny Krogmann, Della Dibbern, Marilyn Johansen, Linda Molitor, Jean McIntosh, JoAnn Wenzel. Row 3: Dennis Johnson, Steve Laudon, Dwight Bremer, Chuck Getman, Gary Golla, Pete Schoon. Row 4: James Kille, James Klenast, Omar Olson, David McClure, Rodney Leslie, George Jensen, David Grannerman. Freshmen Row 1: JM1 Smith, Connie De- Bates, Linda DeBoer, Wendy Ander- son. Row 2: Alvina DeJager, Kathy Vanden Hoek, Linda Nash, Margaret Christensen. Row 3: 81 Robert Brlnkhous, Steve Schmidt, David Heckt, Mark Roberts, Jeff Eberletn. Row k: Merlyn Madison, Gordon Schneekloth, Robin Savage, Jim Caley, Harlan Hulskes. Freshmen Row 1: Jackie Dobson, Nan- cy Erickson, Mary Bendt, Judy Steiner. Row 2: Un- da Schaefer, Jane Schneek- loth, Linda Noll, Elaine VandeHoef, Elaine VanBelle, Norma Fick. Row 3: Pa t Clausen, JoAnne Rafalskt, JoBeth Tollefson, Carleen Ott. Row 4: Mike Cl eland, Stan Wells, Jerry Kozney, Tim Connell, Paul Nelson. Row 1: Marlene Molitor, Pam Nelson, Linda Ossenfort, Linda Glaser, Laura Holland, Shelley Thomas, Pam Hansen. Row 2: Jane Honken, Sara Johnson, Mar- lene Hass, Kristi Fitzer, Oayle Keitel, Sheryl VanEngelenhoven, Lynda Iveland, Donna Plepgras. Row 3: Ronnie Jauert, Jerold Hemme, LeRoy Petersen, Darrell Schmidt, Lawrence Scheldt, Larry Goe- bel, Roger Byrd. Row k: Robert Iver- son, Brad Jansen, Roger Henderson, Tom Randgaard, Randy Kafka, Mike Bakalyar, Donald Johnson, David Hulskes. Freshmen Freshmen boys worX on their shop projects. 83 Row I: Loree Iveland, Suzi$ Hansen, Marya Manfred, Marilyn Deitermann, Sandra Wacker, Mary Opsata. Row 2: Shelley Frakes, Kathy Griffith, Susan Eberlein, Karen Schadwinkel, Bev Goembel, Mary Madison. Row 3: Martin Nergaard, Bruce Petersen, Pat Creswell, Bob Jarchow, Larry Toft, Bob Sanny. Row 4: Mike Wessels, Kent Gabrielson, Gary Orost, Oavid Luehr, Arlan DeYong, Carl Holmgren, Donald Mi tchelI. Freshman Row I: Steve Tofte- land, Henry Kelder- man, Dwight Gange- stad, Bruce Oye, Dean DePauw. Row 2: Mari I y n Schmuck, Gloria Bel 1, Linda Boll, Nancy Broer, Debbie Briggs, Becky Schrank. Row 3: Roy Buss, Keith Ben- son, David Jauert, Bill Bu tte rf I e I d. Row 4: Randy Scott, Allen Meinerts, Dar- rel I Claussen, Dave Lorenzen, Ron Knut- son. “Reaching for Knowled Junior High Student Council Row 1: Tim Connell, JoAnn Wenzel, Stan Wells, Laura Holland, Gary Golla, Doug Schumacher, Steve Laudon, Terry Grave. Row 2: Mark Goembel, Omar Olson, Ardls Ormseth, Della Dlbbern, Kathy Griffith, Barb Barclay, JoAnne Martio, Shelley Thomas, Charles Weber. Row 3: Greg Ford, Randy Swenson, Steve Johnson, Dave Brakke, Mark Peterson, James Oahlberg, Kay Davis, Barb Boelman, Paulette Ripley. Row U: Rick Olson, Mike Sedlacek, Ron Gollhofer, Mike Clemmensen, Marilyn Swanson, Jennifer Hendricks, Mary Mollberg. Thirty-two representatives, two from each of their six- teen junior high homerooms, made up the Junior High Student Council. Mr. Rath served as their advisor. Supervised by Mr. Rath and the Council Cabinet members—Doug Schumacher, JoAnne Wenzel, Laura Holland, Gary Golla, and Stan Wells — the Council was mainly occupied with discussions on school improvement. They also sponsored the junior high party and participated in the building of a Council float for Homecoming. Stan Wells, Doug Schumacher, Gary Golla, Laura Holland Barb Glaser, Mr. Rath. ’ 86 Cardet Band Row 1: Kristi Fitzer, Dayle Keitel, Susan Roberts, Sheryl Van Engelenhoven, Susie Han- sen, Becky Frakes, Sandy Haakenson, Nancy Win- ter, Marilyn Swanson, Deborah Baka I yar , Mary Carter, Kathy Norgard, Paula Walgrave, Row 2: Ron Lippi, Sandra Wacker, Mary Madison, Den- nis Johnson, David Jauert, Carole Bowman, Ruth McClure, James Dahlberg, Curt Adams, Kathy Nash, Ken Madison, Ron Gollhofer, Joan Hemme, Allen Dale, Susan Deuschle, Unda Molitor, Ricky Toft, Ed Lynch, David Brakke, Karen Schacfcrfinkel. Row 3: flight Bremer, Jim Ja- cobson, Alan Schmuck, Mariann Randgaard, Sandra Rust, Luann Trunnell, Given Reynolds, Becky Cook, Jean McIntosh, Marya Manfred, Harold Tilstra, Linda Nash, Steven Johnson, Greg Ga- brlelson, Steve Dennis, Mark Odland, Debbie Briggs, Dale Kille, Patty Fink, Dave Aanenson, Darrell Lorenzen, Gregg Fitzer. Row h: Julie McClure, David Leffert, Sandra Davis, Gail Van Engelenhoven, Mike Clemmensen, Linda Maxwell, Pam Hemme, Jackie Wells, Larinda Van Iperen, Dennis Stoterau, Michael Frakes, Russell Wright, Barb Bressler, John Eberlein, Phil Hollaren, Bill Ketterling, Glenda Bremer, Jan- ine Jordahl, Carol Swenson, Tom Dahlberg, Jen- nifer Hendricks, Susan Eberlein, Nancy Glaser, Rodney Vi land, Robert Fitzer, Roger Byrd, Laura Holland. The Cardet Band, compos- ed of junior-higfi students, under the direction of Miss Sharon Mitchell prac- tices daily to ready them- selves for participation in MAM Band. The band performs in the mid-winter concert and enters the junior-high contest in the spring. 87 The cornet players concen- trate on the music. Rowl: Vicki Frahm, Rita Kafka, Marilyn Blattner, Leila Brlnkhous. Row 2: Joan Hosklr.s, Linda Strass- burg, Anna Marie Anlng, Angela Huis- kes, Sheila Jessen. Row 3: Rodney Feauto, Greg Gabrlelson, Jake Anlng, Terry Hanson. Row 4: Alle n Schmuck Ken Madison, Ji« Steinfeldt, Steve Peterson, James Ranschou, Eighth Grade The eighth graders are looking back on their stumbling, be- wildered first year at Luverne High School and looking ahead to their freshman year when they will rule the Junior High. They are eager to assume the re- sponsibilities which they will encounter as leaders of the Junior High and are beginning to take the steps which will formulate their entire lives. One of the many incidents of an eighth grade class. Eighth Grade Row I: Mariann Randgaard, Becky Cook, Nancy Larson, Eileen Lauck, Gwen Reynolds, Ruth Mc- Clure, Carole Bowman, Sandy Foerster, Kaye Iveland. Row 2: Marcia Remme, Lynda Sandbulte, Carol Weber, Connie Blrkeland, Karen Mann, Suzanne Kozney, Jeralee Rolph, Sandy Ha a ten son, Marilyn Johnson. Row 3: Mark Hovland, Gregg Fltzer, Oave Brakke, Doug Shelton, Keith Rapp, David Mollberg, John Eberleln, Steve Leslie. Row k: Paul Hawklnson, Jeff Jensen, Robert Fltzer, Darrell Petersen, Mark Odland, Bruce Ohlsen, Mark Peterson, Dave Bowen, Randy Boeve, Gary Peterson. Class officers: Ricky Carsrud, President; Keith Rapp, Vice President; Suzanne Koz- ney, Secretary; David Brakke, Treasurer. 89 Eighth Grade Row 1: Mike Nath, Tim Burns, Curt Loger, Lyle Utley. Row 2: Duane Thomas, Vance Wal- grave, Terry Roemel Ing, Michael Strassburg. Row 3: Terry Olson, Darrell Goembel, Steve Dennis, Delvln Reverts. Row k: David Gonnerman, James Schmidt, Robert Skyberg, Bill Ketterling, Dale Dreesen. Row I: Sandra Schmuck, Gayle VanDeVegte, Jane Vermeer. Row 2: Terry McDowell, Steven John- son, Clayton Utley, Burton Venneer. Row 3 : David Anderson, Greg Ford, Randy Gordon, David Ebertein, Merlyn Johnson. 90 Eighth Grade Keith Rapp prepares to sink another during an eighth grade practice session. Row I: Mary Foight, Donna Halvorson, Patty McCleary, Nancy Blair. Row 2: Charlotte Nel- son, Cheryl DePauw, Diane Butterfield, Carol Wenzel, Barb Bressler, Carol Swenson. Row 3: Ron Buysse, Ed Lynch, David Hunter, Ronald Henrickson. Row k: Walter Ahrendt, Gregg He I land, Scott Cochran, David Aanenson, Rodney VI land, Jim Jacobson. 91 Row 1: Viola Kruger, Dianna Schneekloth, Nancy Rue, Nancy Molitor. Row 2: Larinda Vanlperen, Susan Roberts, Connie Vegge, Linda Wessels, LuAnn Trunnell, Sharon Noll. Row3: Ricky Carsrud, Harlan Ott, Dan Engebretsen, John Saar loos. Row k: Robert Rinkel,Kim Sandbo, Dennis Oldre, Nicky Oltman, Roger Ossenfort, Randy Swenson. Row Is Wyona Essman, Linda Gabriel son, Kay Davis, Pau- lette Ripley. Row 2: Joan Hemme, Barb Boelman, Penny Gabriel son, Judy Ossenfort, Becky Frakes. Row 3: David Ruddy,Darrel I Lorenzen, Har- lan Hass, Curt Meier. Row k: Mike Olson, James Dal- berg, Dan Dougherty, Mike Carlson, Curt Maxwell. Junior High Football Any visitor to the foot- ball practice field can't help but notice the enthusi- asm of the youngsters in their multi-colored jerseys. Despite the fact that these boys lack top-notch equip- ment, at the end of the sea- son coach Ernest Dahlberg has most of the boys well trained in the fundamentals of the game. These junior high athletes will be play- ing starring roles on a fu- ture varsity team. Luverne scores another touchdown. Row 1: Rodney Leslie, Steve Laudon, Tim Connell, Pete Schoon, Gary Golla, Jerry Kotney, Larry Toft, David Jauert. Row 2: Chuck Getman, Randall Kafka, Larry Goebel, Doug Schumacher, Terry Gonnerman, Robin Savage, Roger Byrd. Row 3: Ron Lippi, Bob Sanny, Mike Wessels, Mike Bakalyar, Mike Cleland. Junior High Basketball Row I; hike CI eland, Larry Toft, Jim Klen- ast, Roger 8yrd, Mike Bakalyar, Ron Lippi. Row 2: Mr. Sands, Gordon Schneekloth, Tim Connell, Rod Leslie, Bill Butterfield, Terry Gonnerman, Robin Savage, Steve Laudon. Row 3: Randy Scott, Dave Lorenzen, Dave Luehr, Dwight Bremer, Stan Wells, Ron Knutson, Jfeiry Kozney. The basketball building pro- gram begins in Junior high. Here the boys learn the basic principles of the game—drib- bling, shooting, defense, and offense. These boys, practic- ing at six o'clock in the morn- ing, work hard during practice and perform well in the games they play. This program is re- sponsible for building the fu- ture teams of the highly-rated LHS. Worried, but confident of a victory, Mr. Sands and Mr. Lorentzen watch the freshmen in action. Freshmen Cheerleaders The ninth grade athletes are eagerly supported by our youngest cheerleaders. These girls who are selected from among the many girls who compete each year for the privilege of leading their team on to victory can always be seen adding that extra ounce of support. Besides gaining valuable experience which they hope to use when they are pro- moted to varsity cheerleader?, the girls obtain unforget- table memories. Linda Boll, Jill Smith, Diane Mollberg, Laura Holland. Pe p Band The pep band ur- ges their team on to victory. “B” Squad Wrestlers Row 1: Robert Iverson, Bred Loger, Curt Mei- er, Phillip Hollaren, Dave Bowen, Dave Thomp- son, Don Preussler. Row 2: Jim Kllle, Bruce Petersen, Steve Johnson, Steve Rogness, Rich Olson, Dave Remme, Kipp Wlebers. Row 3: Steve Schmidt, Kent Gabrielson, Jerome Egan, Robert Skyberg, Mike Carlson, Scott Cochran, Steve Dennis. At the same time that bas- ketball is starting, the yxnj grapplers of LHS are begin- ning their training period. The Bomber wrestlers are boys fighting for varsity spots by challenging the wrestlers on the varsity team. In Bomber wrestling they learn the proper holds and maneu- vers by which a pin is made. Bomber wrestlers have a preliminary meet with each of the varsity foes just as in basketball. Wrestling is a growing sport in Luverne and prospects on the Bomber squad should provide a fine team in the future. Two B squad wrestlers demon- strate their wrestling ability. Seventh Grade Thoroughly enjoying their first year in jun- ior high, the seventh graders have shown the upper classes that their enthusiasm and eagerness aren't easily surpassed. The y ha v e found it less difficult than they thought it would be to adjust to the hustle and bustle of LHS life. Al- though upper classmen usually address them as the little seventh grad- ers, they take it in their stride and eagerly await the day when they will reach the last stage- seniors. Class officers: Allen Dale, Treasurer; Mark Clemmensen, Secre- tary; Michael Mohler, Vice-President; Tom Dahlberg, President. Row I: Cheryl Jauret, Kathy Norgard, Pam Hem- me, Sandra Rust, Marilyn Swanson, Ruth Luehr, Sandra Davis. Row 2: Kathy Nash, Glenda Bremer, Deborah Bakalyar, Nancy Winter, Patri- cia Fink, Jackie Wells, Gall VanEngelenhoven, Janine Jordahl, Linda Maxwell. Row 3: Paula Walgrave, Nancy Glaser, Jennifer Hendricks, Mike Clemnensen, Ron Gollhofer, David Leffert, Russ Wright, Susan Deuschle, Julie McClure. 97 Row 1: Laura Bowen, Mary hoi 1 berg, Paula Drake, Rebecca Aanenson, Sheila DePauw, Connie Opltz. Row 2: Carol Dengler, Marcia Olson, Deborah Davis, Phy 11 is Stanley, Sandra Jessen, Barbara forthals, Carolyn Buss. Row 3: Allen Dale, Ricky Toft, Dennis Stoterau, Jerold Mann, Dave Schmuck, Dominic Scheldt. Row U: David Remme, Dale Kille, Harold Tilstra, Steve Rogness, Tom Dahlberg, Curt Adans, Mike Frakes. Seventh Grade David Davis and Julie McClure exemplify the enthusiasm of the young. OR Seventh Grade Row 1: Sharon Iveland, Glenda Top, Patty Lynch, Carol Christensen. Row 2: Lowell Hamann, Slevert An- Ing, Steve Skyberg, Brad Loger, Keven Jansen. Row 3: Hark Petersen, Ronald Kelderman, Kenneth Olson, Gale Oldre, Barton Jessen. Row 4: Greg Gordon, David Ahrendt, Gordon Bauerly, Alan Wahlert, Harlan Dlb- bern. — Row Is Shirley Clausen, Donna Huls- kes, Debbie Crowley, Vicky Broer, Shirley Oehlerts, Barb DePauw. Row 2: Twlla Bendt, Pat Connell, Nancy Hussong, Debra Boelman, Susan Sehr, Sharon Doeksen. Row 32 Keith Loger, David Beug, Chuck Johnson, Steven Granneman, Dave Sandbulte, Dale Kle- bach. Row k: Bruce Braa, Robert Reu, Randolf Jensen, Glenn Brower, Rodger Green, Gene Ahrent. 99 Seventh Grade Toothpicks and glue make an interesting art pro- ject for Gary Top. Row 1: Nancy WaI grave, Laure lyn Schmidt, Pat Bode, Jane Engebretson, Vickie Haivorson, Nelva Ott, Shirley Ott, Shirley Buss. Row 2: Donna Huiskes, Ann Brehm, Rick Olson, Jim Petty, Terry Ohisen, Don Preussler, Edgar Johnson. Row 3: Kipp Wleber, Tom Skattum, Dave Davis, David Fick, Walter Stearns. Row If: JohnMoliter, Lynn Jodaas, Gordon Mulder, Doug Nelson, George Wagner, Tom Padi I la. Row 1: Marjorie Noll, Bonnie Gangestad, Anna Chesher, Ronelva Bruxvoort, Karen Ykema. Row 2: Stanley Tofteland, Mike Foerster, Dave Thompson, Mike Mohler, Bob Shrank. Row 3: Mllen VandeHoef, Mike Sedlacet, Terry Rack, Tommy Hanson, Mark Clemmensen. Row k: Gary Top, Dean Mclleely, Gary Brunsting, Charles Ebert, James Dreesen. Paula W a 1 grave cautiously enters Mr. Rath‘s office. Index Aanenson, Ellen: Band 1, 2; Baton TwirlIng 1; GAA 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Phi Beta 3, 4; Office Assistant 2, 3; Check Room 3, 4; Cafeteria 3, 4. Ahrendt, Lorna: Class Play I ; Declan 3, 4; Check Room 4. Anderson, Robert: Football I, 2, 4; Sports Manager 3; OPS 3; Parking Cars 1 . Beelmann, Nyla: Glee Club 2; Chorus 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Solos 3, 4; Band Ensembles 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Class Officer 4; Declam 1, 2; Annual 3, 4; Echo 2, 3, 4; Echo Typing Editor 4. Bell, Barbara: Cheerleader 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3� 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Ensem- bles 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Solos 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Declam 1; Pep Club I; Concessions 4; Check Room 4; Cafeteria 4; Psychology Club 4. 8!esslng, Lynn: Glee Club 1, 2; Chorus 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Ensembles 3, 4; GAA 1� 2, 3, 4; Ph I Beta 3, 4; Pe p Club 2; Psychology Club 4; Band Officer 4; Band Council 4; Phi Beta Officer 4. Brunstlng, LaVonne: Bruxvoort, Ronald: Track 1, 1 ; Sports Man- ager 2, Bryan, Bruce: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus I; Cafeteria I, 2, 3, 4. Chapin Daniel: Claussen, Sandra: Cafeteria 3� 4. Cooney, Cloyce: Trampoline 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3� 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Chorus Ensembles 3, V, GAA 1,2, 3� 4; Class Play 3, 4; Declam 1, 2, 4; Phi Beta 3, 4; Annual 3; Echo 1, 2, 3, 1� ; Pep Club 1; Psychology Club 4. Dav!s, Karen: Chorus 1, 2, 3; Concessions 1. 2. ♦OeGroot, Gaylord: DeJager, Glenda: Glee Club 2, 3; Chorus I, 3, 1 ; German Club 3, 4; Psycology Club 4. DePauw, Darrell: Basketball 1; OPS 1; Park Cars 1; Cafeteria 1. Drost.Twlla: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Beta 2, 3, 4; Annual 3, 4; Echo 2, 3, 4; Concessions 1 ; Office Assistant 3, 4; C heck Room 2, 3; Cafeteria 3, 4; Annual Typing Editor 4; Echo Circulation Editor 4. Eberleln, Patricia: Glee Club 2, 3� 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Solos 1, 2, 3, 1 ; Band 1; GAA I, 2, 3, 2 ; Class Play 3, 4; Declam 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate 1; Psychology Club 4; Chorus Officer Ellsworth, Steven: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Chorus Ensembles 3, 4; Cho- rus Solo 1 : Band 1; FFA 1; Student Council 3; Chorus Officer 4. Eyberg, Robert: Football 1; Baseball 1; Cafe- teria 1; Golf 3, 4. Flck, Anita: German Club 3, 4; Phi Beta 2, 3; Office Assistant 4; Check Room 4; Psy- chology Club 1 . Fisher, Jerald: Basketball I, 2; Football 1, 2, 3� 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Chorus I; Student Council 1; German Club 3, 4; Golf I, 2, 3, 4. Forrest, Audrey: Cheerleader I. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Ensembles 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Deciam I, 1 ; German Club 3, 4; Echo 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Psychology Club 4; Class Play 3, Frakes, Jess: Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Track 1; Glee Club 1, 3; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Class Play 3, 4; Golf I, 2. 3. 4. Frederlksen, Judy: Trampoline 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Chorus I, 2, 3; Chorus Ensembles 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Solos 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Band Council 2, 3, 4; GAA Officer 2; Band Ensembles 2, 3, 4. Galagan, Patricia: Check Room 4, Gangestad, David: Football 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 1, 2, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 4; Student council 1, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 3i Cabinet 4; Ushers 3, 4; Cafeteria 4; Golf 4. Getman, Cynthia: Glee Club 2,3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Solos 1, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Baton Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Declam 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Annual 4; Echo 1 ; Pep Club 1; Psychology Club 4. Goehle, Donna: Trampoline 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2,; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Band Ensembles 2,3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Cabi- net 4; Class Play 3; Deciam I, 2. 3, I ; De- bate 1. 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Phi Beta 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; Echo 2, 4; Pep Club 1; Concessions 4; Girls State 3; Psychology Club 4; Band Council 3, 4; Band Officer 4; GAA Officer 4; Chorus 1. Groth, Donald: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2; OPS 2; FFA 1, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Ushers 3, 4. Groth, Gary: OPS 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Park Cars 4. Groth. Larry: OPS 3 . FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Park Cars 4. Hagen, Caro� : Glee Club 2, 3; Chorus I, 2, 3, U; Chorus Ensembles 1, 2, 3, Chorus Solos 3; Student Council t; Class Play 3, German Club 3, � , Pep Club I; Check Room 3, U. Hansen, Raymond: FFA 1, 2, 3, ♦: Student Council 2; Park Cars U. Hatting, Sandra: GAA 2, 3; Declam 3. Hawes, Beverly: Band 1, 2; GAA 1. 2, 3, Phi Beta 2, 3; Echo U; Check Room H. Hawklnson, Joan: Glee Club 2, 3; Chorus 1; Chorus Ensembles 3: GAA I, 2, 3, 1� ; Class Play 1 : Deciam I, 2, 3, U; Phi Beta 3, Concessions 3; Check Room U; Psychology Club ♦. Hemme, Dennis: Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, ♦; Track 1, 2, 3, ♦; Student Council 2� Henderson, Allen: Wrestling 2, 3, ♦. Herrmann, Cheryl: Cheerleader 1; Glee Club 1, 3l Chorus 1; GAA I, k; Class Officer 1; Pep Club 1; Concessions 1, k; FHA 1, Hoh, William: OPS 2; FFA 1, 3; Student Council k. Hollaren, Anne: GAA 1, U. Hollaren, Patrick: Track 1, 2, 1 ; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, U. Holmgren, Gary: Football I, Hollister, Mildred: Cheerleader 3, ; Glee Club 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, ♦; German Club 3, ; Pep Club I. Iverson, Richard: Basketball I, 2, 3, Football 2; Glee Club 2, 3, ♦; Chorus I, 2, 3, 1� ; Student Council 1, 3, ♦. Jackson, Milton: Janssei Lyle: Baseball 1, 2, 3, ♦; Wrestling 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . Band 1. Jauret, Arlyn: Glee Club I, 2, 3; Chorus I, 3; FFA 1, 2; Class Play ♦; Cafeteria 3, � . Jessen, Robert: Football 1, 2, 3, ♦; Track 2; Sports Manager 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3l Chorus 1, 2, 3, Chorus Ensembles 1, 3, ♦; Chorus Solos U; Student Council 2, I ; Class Officer 2; Cabinet U; German Club 3, f 5 Ushers 3. Jordahl, Jerre: Baseball I, 2, 3� ♦; Sports Manager 2. 3, ♦; GJee Club 1, 2, 3, ♦; Chorus 1, 2, 3, Chorus Ensembles 3, ♦; Student Council 2. ★Rack, Charlotte: Cheerleader 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, ♦; Chorus Ensembles 2, 3, ♦; Chorus Solos 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 2; Class Play 3, U; German Club 3, ♦; Annual 3, U; Orchestra I; Music 1. Klebach, Nancy: Cheerleader 1, 3; Band I, 2; Baton Twirling 1, 2; GAA 1,2, 3, ♦; Deciam I, 2. ★Klenast, Wallace: FFA 1; Class Play 1. Kindt, Marlene: Glee Club 2, 3; Chorus 1; Band 1, 2, 3, ♦; Band Ensembles I, 2, 3, ♦; Band Solos 2, 3, GAA 1,2, 3, Student Council 3, 1 Declam 3l Phi Beta 2; Annual 3, 4; Office Assistant 4, Klarenbeek, Dianna: Cafeteria 2, 3, ♦. Kraayenhof, Dennis: Ushers ♦; Cafeteria ♦. Ladd, Kaye: GAA 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3, ♦; Class Officer 3, Deciam I, 2, 3, ♦; German Club 3, ♦; Phi Beta 3, ♦; Annual 3, � ; Echo 3, Check Room 2, 3, Cafeteria 3, Leffert, Susan: Cheerleader 3, � ; Glee Club 2, 3; Chorus 1, 3, ♦; Chorus Ensembles 3, Chorus Solos 1; GAA I, 2, 3, ♦; Class Play 3, ♦; Oeclam 2, 3, V, German Club 3, ♦; Art Club 1; Ceramics Club 1; Newspaper 1. Llebbe, Michael: Sports Manager 1, 2; Chorus 1; Class Play 3, ♦; Debate 1; Ushers 3, ♦. Luitjens, Guenther: Football 1; Baseball I, 2, 4; WrestlIng 2. Mann, Janeen: Glee Club 2; Chorus 1; GAA 1, 2, 3, 1 ; Declam 1; Office Assistant Cafe- teria 3. Mann,Janice: GAA 1,2, 3, ♦; Student Council 1; Class Officer 1; Deciam I, 2, German Club Phi Beta 1, 2, 3, � ; Echo 1, 2, 3, U; Pep Club 1; Office Assistant 2, 3 Psychology Club U; Echo Editor I� , Martin, Carol: Glee Club 2, 3; Chorus 1; Band 1, 2, 3l Band Ensembles 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 1� ; Student Council 2, 3, ♦; Cabinet U; Class Play 3, ♦; Deciam 1, 3, ♦; German Club 3, ♦; Phi Beta 3; Annual fc; Echo 2, 3, Psychology Club U; Echo Editor k, McClure, Steven: Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Baseball t; OPS k. Mohr, Anthony: Basketball I, 2; Football 1, 2, 3� Track 4; Baseball I, 2, 3, ♦; Band 1; Student Council 1. Nagel, Barbara: Glee Club 1, 2; Echo 3, ♦. Nash, Cynthia: Glee Club 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, ; Chorus Ensembles 1, 2, 3, ♦; Chorus Solos 1, 2, I� ; Band I, 2, 3, U; Band Ensem- bles 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, ♦; German Club 3, Echo 3, ♦; Psychology'Club 1 ; Band Council ♦Norgard, Carol: GAA 2; Class Play 3, � ; Pep Club I, 2, 3; Drama 2, 3; FTA 2, 3; FHA 1; Art Club 2, 3; Psychology Club If; French Club 2. Oehlerts, Larry: Olsen, Verlyn: Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, If; Baseball I; Wrestling 2, 3. If; Glee Club I, 2, 3, If; Chorus 1, 2, 3, I� ; Chorus Ensembles 3; Chorus Solos If; Class Play 3, If; Ushers If; Chorus Officer If. Opsata, Richard: Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, If; Track 1, 2, 3, If; Wrestling 3, k; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, If; Chorus Ensembles 1, 3, If; Chorus Solos 2, 3� 4; Band 1, 2, 3, ♦; Band Ensembles 3� If; Student Council U; Class Play If; Deciam It; Ushers If; Band Council If; Physology Club If. Peterson, Glenyce: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Chorus Ensembles 3; Chorus Solos 1; Band 1, 2, 3, If; Band Ensembles 2, 3� If; GAA 2, 3, I� . Remme, Douglas: Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 1 . Reu, Donald: OPS 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, If. Ripley, Cathy: Glee Club 2; Chorus I; Band 1, 2, 3; Band Ensembles 2; GAA 1, 2; Declam I; German Club 3, If; Annual 3, If; Echo 2, 3, Pep Club 1; Concessions If; Psychology Club I� . Rodman, John: Football 1, 2, 3 I ; Sports Manager 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, ♦; Glee Club 2; Chorus 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, If; Class Play If; Annual U; Echo 3, if. Rober, Kathle: Trampoline 1; Glee Club 2; 3, If; Chorus 1, 2, 3, If; Chorus Ensembles 1, 2, 3; Chorus Solos I, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3, If; Declam 2; German Club 3, If; Annual 3, If; Pep Club 1; Psychology Club If; GAA Officer 2; Student Council If. Roemellng, Sharon: GAA 1, 2, 3, ♦; Student Council 1, If; Declam 1; Echo If; Pep Club 1; Office Assistant If; Psychology Club U; Girls State Alternate. Sanny, Barbara: Glee Club 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Chorus Solos 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, If; Declam 1, Echo If. Sandstede, Ruth: GAA 1; Phi Beta 3, If. Scheldt, Mary: Glee Club 1,2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Band 1, 2; GAA 1; Deciam 1; Debate 1; Pep Club 1. Schlader, Margaret: GAA 1, 2, If; Class Play If; Phi Beta 3,1� ; Concessions 3, 4; Cafeteria 3, Schmidt, Carol: Glee Club 2, 3; Chorus I; GAA 1, 2, If; Concessions If; Check Room. Solos 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, If. Skattum, Marcia: Glee Club 3, If; Chorus 3, If; GAA 2, 3, If; Cabinet 1; Class Play 3; Annual If; Concessions 2, 3, If; Cafeteria 3, If; Psychology Club If. Smith, Sheila: Chorus 1; Band 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, If; German Club 3. If; Concessions 2, 3, If; Psychology Club If. ♦Smith, Jeanne: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus I; Band 1, 2, 3, If; Band Ensembles 1, 2, 3, If; GAA 2, 3, If; Student Council 3, If; Class Officer 1, 3; Cabinet I� ; Declan 3, If; Debate 2, 3; German Club 3, If; Phi Beta 2, 3, If; Pep Club 1; Office Assistant 3; Psychology Club If; GAA Officer 3; Band Officer 3, if; NFL Officer 3; FHA 1. Stearns, Edward: OPS 3. Stegenga, Robert: OPS 3; FFA I, 2, 3, If; Park Cars If. Stoltenberg, David: OPS 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, If. Swanson, Herbert: Student Council 3; Class Play If; Declam 3, If; Debate I, 2, 3, U. ♦Sweeney, Ruth: Glee Club I, 2, 3; Chorus I, 2; GAA I. Thompson, Howard: Baseball I, 2; Wrestling 2, 3, l+; Student Council If; Cabinet If; Ushers if. Thone, Greg: Basketball 1, 2, 3, I ; Glee Club 2; Chorus 1, 2; Chorus Ensembles 1; Class Officer 1; Debate 1. Toms, William: Basketball 1, 2, 3, I ; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, If; Baseball 1, 2, 3, If. Underwood, Jerry: Football If; Track 3, ♦; Wrestling 3, I� ; Glee Club 2, 3, If; Chorus 3, If; Chorus Ensembles 3, I ; Chorus Solos If; Band 1, 2; Class Play 3, I ; Declam If; Ushers If; Band Council 2. Van Voorst, Russell: Chorus 1. Veldkamp, Arlene: GAA I, 2, 3, I ; Declam 2, 3, If; Cafeteria 3. Wells, Brain: Basketball 1, 2, If; Football 1, 2, 3, If; Track 1, 2, 3. If; Glee Club I, 2, 3, I ; Chorus 1, 2, 3, H; Chorus Ensembles 1, 3; Chorus Solos 3; Student Council 1, 2; Class Officer 1; Class Play If. Westerbur, Laurel: GAA 1, If; Concessions 3, I . Westerbur, Ronald: Footba 11 1,2, 3, I ; Wrestling 2, 3. If; OPS 3; Cafeteria 3, I ; Car Parking If. Schmidt, Darlene: Glee Club 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, If; Chorus Ensembles 2, 3, If; Chorus 104