MFL MarMac Community School - Bulldog Yearbook (Monona, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1965 volume:

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Since the school board is responsible for the education of our boys and girls, it was gratifying to them when the voters of the school district approved a bond issue January 21, 1964. This will provide a much needed lunchroom, gymnasium, library, shop, and seven classrooms. Plans call for completion by the fall of 1966. W. E. Venter Jr. High Principal Warbburg College BA Jr. High Math 85 Girls' Atliletics dll- A. N. Busse D. W. Thronson Superintendent Principal Minnesota State College Luther Bfgollege BA Unj-vergj-ty gf Igwg, State College of IGWB. MA MA General Math Mrs. H. J. James Secretary Facult Thomas James University of Dubuque BME Instrumental Music Raymond Vangen Luther College BA Science, Biology, Physical Education, 8: Boys' Athletics Harold J. James Buena Vista College BA University of Iowa MA Guidance 8: Math !g- X , . Marian Y. Kruse State College of Iowa BA Business Education John L. Wachter University of Wisconsin BS Vocational Agriculture Roger D. Swanson Wartburg College BA State College of Iowa MA Director of Elementary' Eklucation Lois Hamann Coe College BA Emgli sh, Speech, 8. Dramatics Oswald Goettler Wartburg College BA Industrial Arts 8a Science Walter Begalske Wartburg College BS Chem:ls't1'y 8: Physics A teacher affects eternity, he can never tell where his influence stops. -- Henry Brooks Adams. Terry M. Heald Coe College BA Algebra, Geometry, 8: Boys' Athletics Florence Evans Upper Iowa University BA Elementary 8: Jr. High Vocal Music Juanita Moore Iowa State University BS Home Economics 1 Otis L. Roby Simpson College BA Science, Social Science, Plvsical Education, 8: Girls' Athletics Clyde L. Kramer Luther College BA World History, Physical Education, 86 Boys' Athletics No bubble is so :Iridescent or floats longer than that blownby the successful teacher. -- Sir William Osler. Sharon Stade Luther College BA Elementary Music Merlyn Kasemeier Wartburg College BA Bookkeeping 8: Social Sciences James Zeller Wartburg College BA German Helen E. Martin University of Iowa BA Library .5 Ehmgli sh l James Dohse Upper Iowa University BA Jr. High Math A General Math II Boys' Athletics Richard Stender Wisconsin State College BA Social Sciences Fremont H. Ogle Upper Iowa University BA Vocal Blsic 'Tis education forms the common mind: Just as the twig is bent. the tree's inclined. --Alexander Pope. Roger A. Martin Parsons College BA High Boys' Athletics 8: Science Noreen Kuster Drake University Soc. Studies John Meis Loras College BA Jr. High 8: Freshman, English Ivanelle Schlake University of Dubuque BS Jr. High Home Economics 8: Science Betty Murray Stout Institute BA Jr. High English 8: English Verna Lenth Wartburg College BA German, Elementary Art Caroline Welch Upper Iowa University BA Remedial Reading Lunches are centers of the charge for each grades 1+-12 and K-3. FARMERSBURG COOKS! , Vergean and Carl Schmidt. 1 The cooks prepared a total of 137,571 lunches during the past year. Monona served 83,9Ll6, Famersburg served 13,836, and Luana served 39,789. Job MONONA COOFS: Darlene DeSotel, Shirley Jacobson, Ruby Stade, and Helen Dickman. The government gave the school four cents per meal along with some smwplus foods, such as meat, butter, cheese, and flour. CUSTODIANS: V 11 Bird fs Row 1: George Balekos Jr., e a - LUANA COOKS, gm'S':g:IgtBol1man' Row 2: Carl Beall' Ruth Starkey, Margaret Hangartner, Gladys Beall. Care of our school and grounds is entrusted to these people. Carl Beall is the custodian at Luana, Carl Schmidt is the custodian at Fannersburg, and the remaining three are at Monona. Avery Bollman, who has been at M-F-L eight years, will leave this coming year to accept a position at the Wartbm-g College in Waverlv. tudent oun il Row 1: Janis Kliefoth, Secretary: Kathy Geraghty, Vice President: Donnie Scheffert, President. Row 2: Bruce Monserud, Donna Lou Scheffert, Judy Johanningmeier. Row 3: MY' TIIPODSOH, Leo Ryan, Mike Bentien, and Paul Johnson. Homecoming Parents 3 N1 ght The Student Council put much effort into planning varied activities for the student body. They worked extra hard this year! As a result, all our activities were im- proved. They included the 'Welccme Freshmen dance, Dad's night, homecoming, Christmas party, pa.rent's night, and skits for pep rallies. Swan In emor . 3 James Car elcher CJuly I6, M47-July 5, I7645 1 6 B lldo is dedicated to the memory of James Carl Melcher. The 9 5 u g Jim lost his life in a car accident after enjoying a day of the sport 1 Ch ir he liked most-fishing. He was a charter member of the Chance o and Luther League at St. Paul Lutheran Church, a member of the FFA, and would have graduated with the class of 1965. The three years he spent at M-F-L High School will be remembered especially by his classmates. PRESIDENT PAUL JOHNSON Knowledge is proud that he has learned so much: Wisdom is humble that he must know more. VICE-PRESIDENT JUDY SCHULTZ She has only two faults, I everything she says and everything she does. O! SECRETARY MARX ANN LENTH 'People say that blondes have the most fun, but what's wrong with dimples? STUIENT COUNCIL IDN SCHEFFERT A man needs a good wife because there are so many things you can't blame on the government. She's like the sun and the moon, always on the go. 'RN' TREASURER HAROLD DAVIS Sorrow is briefg but 'JOY' is endless. V STU ENT COUNCIL KATHY GERAGHTY QQ IJVN . f ---, J OY BAADE You just think I'm short, but when your heart is flill of love you're 9 feet tall. RALPH BACON A dog is a man's best friend. CAROL WASKOW Being young is a fault which imoroves daily. JEAN BAADE I'm not always dancing just 993 of the time. RON WULD 'There was a. far away look in lean Ron's eyes--he was looking at his feet. STEVE WILLEY Back where I come from. LINDA BERNHARD 'To be or not to bet: Is 'Q if W JENNIFER BEISKER that a QUESTIONYW DEAN BLIETZ I have not yet begun to fight, and considering the complexities of the sit.. uation it would be um-rise for me to do so. JANET WACHTER Me? Talkative? Only when I'm not supposed to. I'm a four sport letter w:Lrmer...soi'tbaJJ., basket- ball, track, and LOVE. LARRY WHITTLE 'High school days their delights, but can't compare with school nights. have they high JOHN WILLEY The best way to hold your tongue is frequentlvd' L . , DORALEE BOLIMAN Don't argue with meg I know when I'm righth' LARRY NLLMAN I hate women, but the Good Book says, Love Thine Enemies. J OANN BOLLMAN Life is the art of drawing without an eraser DAVID WAGNER Days are for sleeping and nights are for living. Q! o JANET TORICELSON 'Someday I'11 have HU OWU 'Curth . .a.ins. CURT WEICH Yes, definitely the masculine typef any man' S . SHIRLEY THEISEN 'It is better to live one day as a lion than one hundred years as a lamb. DENNIS SORDE I was once caught study- ing, but I'va lived down the disgrace. KATHY CHAMBERLAIN My opinion is as good as REX BURRACK Eat, drink, and be many for tomorrow we may have to work. BOB VOSS I may be small, but I get around. YP- 7 KAREN BRINK Gaiety is the happiness of the heart. Life and spice, but soon it will be ficeon KEN CHAMBERLAIN They say girls are for the birds, so give me wings. JIM SCHULTZ Don't be unreasonablm... do it my way. DALLAS SCHUTE The night life doesn't bother me, it's the day life that gets me down. CRYSTAL STALEY I have 88 keys to open the door to my future. SUSAN DRAHN I was cut out to be an angel, but I lost the pattern. JULIE DET'H'IA.NN A giggle here, a giggle there---2 giggle. giggle, everywhere . very well. ' .FY JERRY SCHROEDER If it weren't for hunting and humor, this world would be a bmun place. DON ERICKSON Quiet? Have anotherlooki Quiet? You don't lmow mm ROGER SCHOULTE After four years of faithfxil. service I'm laid off. up again. CHERLYL RUSSETT 'It Wbllld be easier to resist 'temptation if I were certain it would show KAREN EFICKSON Nwell , you can' t be beautiful and brilliant both! JOHN CLEMENTS There are two ways to do everything, my way and the wrong way. '32 3 TERRY SAUTTER 'The hardest secret for a man to keep is the opinion he has of himse1f.' MARY LINK WQuiet in appearance with motives unknown.W STEVE FASCHER WIf everyone liked Luana as well as Steve, it would be a very highly populated city.W LINDA FRIEULEIN WFriendship is good, but don't eat it all.W JIM SCHG IELD 'There are two ways to get on top of an OAK treeg you can either climb it, or you can sit on an acorn.' DIANNE MOOSE NI may be quiet and shy, but I get along with mysuyf' KATHY HEINS 'If it wou1dn't be for us short people, you wou1dn't be so tall. DICK FUELLI NG I'm an all American boy, and I'm out to prove lt. PHYLLIS MONTOUR If at first you don't succeed--dye it, dye it, again. IDREN RADLOFF Just because I am quiet, it doesn't mean I don't have argyth:Lng to say. PAM LENTH What's in a name? E, pretty, adventurous, lov- able. IAWRENCE FOX look:1.ng for someone with a little authority? I have as little as anyone. 121' tif' GREGG GORDON I never take girls home from dances. I figure if they can get there by themselves they can get home by themselves. VICKI MONSEHID It's what you learn after you know it all that counts. n 5 JOHN PEILIPP JANICE KEEHNER 'Forgive the teachers 'In general those who have their mistakes--that is my nothing to say contrive to greatest virtue. spend the longest time in doing iten ED PARIGEIR s 'The harder I try, the gooder to be, the worser I am. JOANN JOHANNINGMEIER 'Her blush tells nothingg Her smile every'th:Lng. ' DON HANGARTNER HI'm an all-round athlete, but girls are my favorite.H PAT KRUSE WLife is what you make it, and I prefer to make it interesting.' JAMES MONTGOMERY DAN NUEHFJNG nAnd thatvs my final de, WI grow old learning some cision--Unless I change thing new every day.W my mind.U SUSAN MUELLER WHe came, I saw, I con- quered.n RON HANGARTNER Beware, I may do some- thing sensationa1.' DENNISLINK I know a lot, but I just can't think of it. RUSS HOLROYD 'Studyl Who's that? Is she Blonde or Brunette T' KAREN KUTZBACH The way to a ma.n's heart is through his ring. VERNON MEYER Smarter than the average bear. n BRAD IENTH When I go out for a good time I have a good time. STAN KLOTZBACH HA friend in need is a friend in debtlv DON LANDT NIt's surprising how much science teachers learn in four years.N F if BECKY LANGHOLZ WI'm a mathematical genius with my gig rulesln LEROY HOWARD WAfter you get up in the morning, the rest of the day depends on the rest of the night before.' JERRY KRUSE 'Wasn't that some dame.... er, game?' FRANKLIN SCHLITTER WThe only time I slow down is for a stop sign.W LINDA HEINS CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS WHer mind is here, but her American Beauty Rose heart is elsewhered' Ice Blue and Snow White CLASS MOTTO NATIONAL HUNUQ feflfw Y 5 YZ' Nlt matters not how long we live, but how ' Six members of the senior class were selected to be charter members of the Blanche Sherman chapter of the National Honor Society. They were selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, citizenship, service, and character. Pictured at the right are the mem- bers of the society, Becky Langholz, Janet Wachter, Jim Schultz, Paul John- son, Cheryl Pussett, Pam Lenth, with Miss Sherman. M ss Sherman, after whom the chapter was named, has always had an active interest in the education of young people. LARRY KNUTSON NI live in Volney what's your ercuse?W Spam CUTLS Left side CHeadJ IV Lenth L Schofield, V. Wirkler, S Drahn Right side C Russett J Johanningmeier, During the year, the cheerlead- ers of M-F-L were busy planning pep meetings, making posters, and prac- ticing the yells. Because of the added activity, wrestling, three ad- ditional cheerleaders were elected so that yells could be lead at all winter sports. New uniforms were adopted so that all the cheerlead- ers would be dressed alike. mr. thomas James was the fac- ulty advisor. WE'RE GONNA FIGHT. FIGHT! lln Softball Row 1: J. Whchter, K. Brink, B. Langholz, A. Gunderson, J. Wiethorn, D. Bollman. Row 2: K. Geraghty, Manager, P. Doolittle, J. Baker, L. Leas, P. Wagner, L. Christofferson, D. Scheffert, S. Mueller. Row 3: Mr. Roby, Coach, M. Gunderson, E. Swestka, C. Kluss, J. Beisker, N. Schultz, M. Carroll, P. Huinker, L. Ambrose. Battery on the Mound That ' s right , JENNIFER! .UR a Wins Ed-Co ......... Garnavillo . . Lansing . . Starmont . . 08588 North H gh . . Ed'COe e e 0 North High . . Siva 188 Lansing . 21-7 16-6 21-5 24-4 3-21 8-16 6-21 8-B fs Time for Another Home Run Lesson In Fielding T0 VICTORY Row 1: J. Philipp, D. Fizelling, J. Kruse, E. Parker, K. Chamberlain, G. Gordon, D. Hangartner, J. Schultz, D. Erickson, L. Bollman, T. Thompson. Row 2: S. Saeugling, H. Schutte, M. Kruse, G. Kurth, J. Klinge, D. Sanger, G. Seig, W. Henderson, L. Timmennan, R. Hoth, S. Huffman, IBEW 3: D. Keehner, D. Montour, J. Langholz, L. Zittergruen, B. Henderson, R. Bossard, J. Jo- nnin 1 gme er, D. Huinker, M. Baade, B. Monserud, K. Ryan, R. Torkelson. Row 4: Mr. Heald, Assistant Coach, J. Moon, S. Russett, L. Folsom, W. Heins, B. Kishman, J. Klinge, S. Hass, D. Wessels, Harry Luster, Manager, Mr. Vangen, Coach. abul u Four it X All-Conference team members: Jerry Kruse, No. 54, senior, offensive and defensive tackle, Gregg Gordon, No. 33, senior, defensive guard, Don Erickson, No. 28, senior, defensive end, Dave Sanger, No. 26, junior, offensive and defensive back. Those receiving Hon- orable Mention were Ed Parker, Larry Bollman. and Don Hangartner. s S 4 Li af: E 153 ,Nr 1 .'i5,EilQ:i V ? 5 X 5 S Co-captains, Don Hangartner and Gregg Gordon. Head coach, Mr. Vangen. Assist- ant coach, Mr. Heald. FPFHL PPFBL PPFHL NPFLL M-F-L M-F-L PPFHL M-F-L M-F-L SEASON ' S RECORD 0 Postville 12 'Edgewood-Colesburg 'Starmont 0 Dyersville Xavier 49 'Guttenberg 10 'East Buchanan 34 'South Winneshiek 28 'Maquoketa Valley 7 Waukon ' Conference games xaX Calisthenics boys??? 1-2-3 Offense Qleftl: J. Schultz, E. Parker, J. Klinge, S. Saeugling, S. Huffman, D. Sanger, D. Keehner. Defense Crightlz D. Erickson, L. Bollman, K. Chamberlain, D. Hangartner, G. Gordon, D. Fuelling, L hum. ,JW ' V' T JOIN HANDS FOR VICTORY The mighty Bulldogs have for the first time in the history of our school repeated a conference c ampionship. Even though we share the Upper Mississippi Conference title with Edgewood-Colesburg and Starmont, we are proud of it. This should prove to be a pleasant memory for the seniors and an inspiration for next year's team. And then there are the These are the boys that HARD workers on a team. backed our CHAMPS. Jerry, are you try1ng to cut that waist line down? T ction Row 1 L Bollman D Hangartner, S. Fascher, J. Kruse, R. Wold, H. Davis, D. Fuelling. Row 2 G S1eg S Huffman L Timmerman, R. Marfilius, K. Kurth, J. Klinge, S. Saeugling. Season's Statistics Won 10 Lost 9 BOYS UPPER MISSISSIPPI CONFERENCE STANDINGS Maquoketa Valley 11 2 Starmont 11 2 Ed-Co 10 3 M-FHL 8 5 MarwMao 8 5 Garnavillo 7 6 East Allamakee 5 8 South Winneshi ek 3 10 East B chanan 2 11 Guttenberg 0 13 The following records were broken this year: Best percentage by a team in one season 141.31 Best offensive average per game 67.01 This year M-F-L has three members of the boys' basketball team to receive recognition. Harold Davis and Jerry Kruse received all-state honor- able mention, and first team all-conference. Larry Bollman received all-conference honor- able mention. High Rebounders Jerry Kruse 201 Steve Huffman 99 Don Hangartner 71 Honorary Co-Captain C2 '?0hWVwl How 1: S. Schultz, L. Heins, J. Wachter, J. Beisker, K. Chamberlain, K. Brink, B. langholz Row 2: J. Schultz, J. Baker, L. DeSote1, J. Weithorn, C. Kluss, Miss Hackbarth, Mr. Roby D. Scheffert, N. Schultz, M. Gunderson, A. Gunderson. Not shown: S. Theisen. Season's Statistics Won 14 lost 8 GIRLS UPPER HISSISSIPPI CONFERENCE STANDINGS Maquoketa Valley 13 0 M-F-L 1.0 3 Garnavillo 9 Z Starmont 9 South Winneshiek 8 5 Ed-co 7 6 E. Buchanan U 9 Guttenberg 2 11 E. Allamakee 1 12 Mar-Mac 1 12 High Rebounders High Scoring Forwards Shirley Theisen 143 Janet Wachter U87 Jennifer Beisker 141 Susan Schultz 362 Linda Heins 102 Kathy Chamberlain 200 Four of our basketball girls were honored at the close of the season. Jennifer Beisker was named to the seventh mam a11-state, and first team all-conference. Shirley 1 Theisen was named to second team all-conference. Janet Wachter and Susan Sch ltz were given honorable mentions. Through the effort of the team, they placed second in the Upper-Mississippi Conference. .l XJ R .mah Www 39 .52 V 42,6 A .nz w ' nun 4. ,mix , p X ., ? wgeff N Row 1 W Heins, A Schroeder, D. Keehner, M. Bentein, R. Larson, L Welch Row 2 D rluinker, K Ryan, J Moon, D. McCune, J. Chamberlain, J. Sass. Row 3: D Goeke, B I-lonserud, R Sass, D Erbs, R Henderson, C. Richardson. The Junior Varsity ballplayers will make up our future varsity teams, and so it is important thgt here they learn the fundamental principles of play- ing basketball. The f'ut'u.re looks bright for M-F-L, because of the fine records of the teams. The boys were Conference Champions with a 11+-1 record and :he girls had a good season with nine wins and six osses. Row 1 B Sanger, K Jacobson, D. Walter, M. Henkes, D. Scheffert, D Gehring, J Wiethorn Row 2 Mr Martin, B Fascher, J. Hker, L. Starkey, S. Ferguson, L. DeSote1, L Leas, K Zie man Row 3 M Gunderson, N. Schultz, C. Russ, C. Zieman, N. Gruel, L Timmerman, J Rodas Q , .sr f. ff' .Le S EE l ll Fmt- lul. Wrestlin Row 1: A. Peterson, L. Wilker, B. Voss, L. Radloff, R. Hangartner, D. Montour, D. Scheffert. A. Voelzke, Manager. Row 2: R. Fite, S. Russett, J. Klinge, D. Schute. C- Welch- G- Gordon. L. Folsom, Mr. Dohse, Coach. Row 3: L. Knutson, G. FerguS0h. R- MOSSS. R- Torkelson. M- Baade, L. Marting, C. Smith, S. Klotzbach. Wrestling was introduced as a new sport to the students of M-F-L. Even though the record is unimpressive, we are proud of the improvement shown from meet to meet by the squad. The inexperience of the boys at the beginning of the year changed to talent for a hopeful season next year. As they have said, NThis is the best squad and the best coach our school has ever had.W Co-Captains and Conference Champs: Greetingsfff Bob Voss and Gregg Gordon SEASON'S RECORD M-F-L 6 Elkader 42 M-F-L 18 Postville 23 M-F-L 13 South Winneshiek 32 M-F-L 15 Maquoketa Valley 29 H-F-L 19 Elkader 29 M-F-L 18 Postville 19 M-F-L 15 Waukon 36 M-F-L 13 South Winneshiek Zh Come on down!!! h 9 un Row 1: Mr. Roby, Coach, J. Johanningmeier, P. Kruse, J. Beisker, S. Mueller, B. Langholz. Row 2: J. Wiethorn, P. Huinker, J. Kruse, E. Schlitter, D. Scheffert, B. Smith. Row 3: K. Zieman, K. Christiansen, C. Kluss, M. Gunderson, B. Sanger, J. Johanningmeier, B. Fas- cher, S. Ferguson, P. Doolittle, L. Starkey, N. Gruel. K' . Freshmen Track A Broken String-- Another Winner. The girls' track squad sent five girls, Jennifer Beisker, Pat Kruse, Donna Scheffert, Jacque Wiethorn, and Bernice Sanger to the State Track Meet in Des Moines. These girls ran in the N10-yard relay, 440-yard medley relay, and the 320-meter shuttle relay, which received qualifying ratings at the District Meet. The team as a whole posted a season's record of three wins and one loss at small meets and took third place at the Girls' Invitational and sixth at the District Meet. Row 1: B. Monserud, M. Baade, A. Schroeder, N. Rose, W. Heins, K. Ryan, W. Seglar. Raw 2: Mr. Vangen, C. Smith, J. Chamberlain, R. Torkelson, J. Klinge, S. Scheffert, R. Wessels, R. Fite, J. Howard. Row 3: G. Victor, D. Erbe, L. Goeke, B. Kishman, D. Schlein, J. Brown, T. Moses, R. Bollman. First place at the Junior High Invitational Track Meet. -nr 1 1 Varsity Track Row 1: L. Padloff, R. Hangartner, L. Marting, F. Schlitter, J. Kruse, L. Timmerman, G. Gordon, J. Schultz, D. Sanger. Row 2: J. Sass, J. Moon, L. Ryan, T. Sautter, V. Meyer, M. Bentein, R. Mhgner, J. Sass, Mr. Kramer. Row 3: L. Wilker, B. Monserud, R. Henderson, L. Welch, R. Mar- filius, R. Hong, L. Zittergruen, W. Heins, K. Ryan. Although the track season was short, the boys made it successful. At small meets their record was one win and one loss. The highspots in- JJRJ J cluded the breakim of three as .ik ms -'asf-1--so, 1, 9, .. school records. Jerry Kruse broke the shot- t record with 4 nm-ow of R240-. .um Schultz, the fastest distance runner to come out of M-F-L, set new records when he ran the mile in lb:lv5.5 and the 880-yard run in 2:13.2. The fall Cross Country team won one and lost one meet with ' Garnavillo. 5: .sg-4 Ron Halgartner, Co-Captain Jim Schultz Captain l Cross Country Track Row 1: J. Johnson, J. Sass, J. Sass, D. HcC1me, A. Schroeder, L. Marting, H. Davis. Row 2: K. Kurth, R. Larson, R. Marfilius, R. Wold, S. Fascher, M. Bentien, Coach C. Kramer. BASELL Row 1: D. Manton-, s. Fascher, L. Bollman, R- Wold, D- Hangartnerv H- Davis, D' Goeke' M5 Mr. Heald, S. Saeuglirlg, D. Moore, K- Kmh, R- Larson, S- Hllffman, J- Klingev W- Henderson' Sieg , A . Voelzlce . We score again! SEASON'S RECORD M-F-L 3 South Wlnneshiek 2 lb M-F-L Waukon St. Pat 3 M-F-L 7 South Wirmeshiek 1 M-F-L O Kee High 3 M-F-L 2 Elkader 3 M-F-L 9 Garnavillo 1 M-F-L 6 Garnavillo O M-F-L 6 Waukon St. Pat 1 M-F-L 1 Kee High O M-F-L O Mar-Mac 8 Team Captain Larry Bollman Steve Saeugling was chosen Most Valuable Player of 1965 by his teammates. He re- ceived this honor for his power at the plate, with a .355 batting average, for his play at third base, having only two errors, and for his all-round team spirit and lead- ez-ship. ettermen lub LET'1'ERI-IEN Row 1: G. Sieg, L. Bollman, L. Ryan, S. Saeugling, G. Gordon, J. Schultz, R. Hangartner, L. Radloff, D. Montour. Row 2: E. Parker, D. Moore, M. Kruse, L. Zittergruen, J. Kruse, L. Timmerman, S. Fascher, D. Hangartner, D. Fuelling. Row 3: H. Davis, D. Erickson, G. Kurth, D. Sanger, J. Klinge, W. Henderson, J. Moon, H. Luster. Row U: L. Marting, K. Chamberlain, R. Larson, D. Keehner, R. Wold, S. Huffman, R. Houg, B. Lenth. Officers were Jim Schultz, Pres.g Leo Ryan, V. Pres.: Steve Sauegling, Sec. and Treas.3 Joel Klinge and Wynn Henderson, Reporters. The projects this past year were selling badges for Homecoming and pennants for the football games. Profits realized from the sales were given to the Activity Fund. Lo k wh t my pennant UBuy two, they're cheaperln o a did for me! H Q .L ' ' Sports offered to boys at M.F L of .f 'u D . P I f'l x :R f ' A ..., ly 4 Y 4 st - , Q 5'quQ z If we' W L .gs Q'?qQS ' iqw... , 'M' ,'t: tterettes LETTERETTES Row 1: D. Scheffert, D. Whlter, D. Bollman, K. Jacobson, M. Carroll. Row 2: K. Chamberlain, L. leas, J. Baker, B. Iangholz, P. Doolittle, J. Wiethorn. Row 3: P. Kruse, M. Gunderson, A. Gunderson, K. Brink, J. Wachter. Row M: S. Schultz, J. Beisker, C. Kluss, L. Heins, S. Theisen, N. Schultz. The still young Letterettes Club, newly formed last year, has brought new life for girl athletes. They took on the project of selling Bulldog bookcovers. At the height of its popularity, an old-fashioned barn dance was sponsored by the club. The year's activities were highlighted with the initiation ofnewmembers in thespring. 196U-1965 Officers Janet Wachter,Pres.:Becky Langholz, V. Pres.: Jennifer Beisker, Sec.: Pat Kruse, Trees. W I Becky's Cracker Box Q SSNQXX Q .. ,wx : - - - Q - tems. --..,- X ,, .. I Sports offered to girls at M-F-L, Pkt .t ' , fx K -Nt 'D A : . .ja I Homecoming The M-F-L Band, the Queen Candidates, and the football squad, riding on the truck decorated by the team, left the school and lead the student body to Main Street. There they assembled for their Homecoming Pep Rally, October 2, 19614, T0 QQ X Nerf. t,et - K A The crowning of the queen then took place on Main Street. Our Homecoming Queen,Janet Wachter was crowned by co-captai.ns Don Hangart- ner and Gregg Gordon. Janet's attendants were Kathy Chamberlain, Susan Drahn, Mary Ann Lenth, and Carol Waskow. The cheerleaders helped to increase the school spirit by leading the student body :Ln cheers. Mrs. Gerald Frye, the first Homecoming Queen, of Monona-Farmersburg, was one of our honored speak- ers. Kathy Freilinger, 1963 Homecoming Queen, Ronnie Miller, a businessman and former football player, and Eddie Parker, a member ofthe football squad, all gave encouraging pep talks. 'Ihe evening festivities started with the Queen and her attendants driven through the band formation while 'Sweet Heart of Signa Chi' was played. Queen Janet was then presented her traditional dozen long-stemmed roses by Don Scheffert President of the Student Council. The Homecoming game then followed, which was played against Dyersville. It was a very hard fought game, but the Bulldogs were unable to come through with a victory. R0 ALT Y The King and Queen led in the traditional Homecoming Dance which brought the 1961+ Home- coming festivites to a close. The dance was engoyed by everyone. Following the football game Queen Janet crowned King Don in the gymnasimml. The King and Queen were then followed by the Princesses and their escorts to the throne, which was decorated by the home economics class. WIT S S S E 2 5 F ETSTI. Agents: Gregg Gordon, Garon Reinke, Loren Radloff, Audene Voelzke, Gene Kurth. W 0Dan the Man' CAST Gmmma.. Sally . . Arnold . Hubert . Hester . . Knuckles . Spike . . . Horace . Killer . Cloe . Netty . . O O O Penelope . Ernestine . Mr. Teekle Mr. Johnson Mr. Merton . . . . Pam lenth . . Janet Wachter . . . Jim Schultz . Don Hangartner . Linda Bernhard . . . Jerry Kruse . . . Keith Garms louis Zittergruen . Ken Chamberlain Donna Freilinger . . laurel Thein . . Vicky Wirkler . . linda Jones . . Marilyn Jones . Dan Nuehring . Mike Kruse . . . Dan Bollman Pit Band: linda Fritz, Dean Blietz, Damn- Meyer, Gloria Knrths 'hmm Goltz, John Philipp, Dick MOON, Dean Montour, Paul JOTLHSOTIQ Randy Hoth, Gary Ferguson, H814-'m men' feldt, Donna Lou Schef1'er't, and Mr. Thomas James, director. Directors: Mr. M. Kasemeier, Mr. T. James, Mrs. L. Hamann, and Mr. F. Ogle. NArnold, speak to mein THE HOW The Saginaw Citizen's First National Bank!! Plenty Of Money On November 13 8: 114-, the M-F-L Speech and Music Departments presented Plenty of Money . The play pictures the life of an old grandmother in a small town, when she becomes involved with a counterfeit gang. -W e Young love! l T Le w rth At Last--Home Sweet Home! Inren Radloff. Janet Wachter Agdeneavzgelzke, Ken Chamberlain, Keith Garms, Jerry Kruse. and louis Zittergruen, Gregg Gordon. G2-ron Reinke- Jim Schultz S ies X r g :ITSM . ' Y v .i I Granny s Clan!! Pam Ienth Dan Bollman, Mike Kruse, linda Bernhard, Pam Ienth, Marilyn Jones, Donna Freillnger, Vicki W:Lrk1er, Dan Nuehring, laurel Thein, and Jim Schultz- to -33,115 coN'm+:sT RATING: II Row 12 Mr. Ogle, J. Baade, M. Lenth, L. Schofield, P. Huinker, M. Carroll, J. Kliefoth, L. Thein, J. Baade, J. Wachter, C. Russett, J. Baker, L. Bernhard, L. Fritz, J. Goltz. Row 2: L. Bernhard, P. Lenth, V. Wiz-kler, S. Drahn, C. Waskow, C. Erbe, D. Freilinger, L. Jones, N. Schultz, L. Friedlein, C. Staley, J. Schultz, C. Kluss. Row 3: L. Wilker, K. Germs, L. Rad- loff, R. Hangartner, D. Bollman, L. Marking, L. Bollman, S. Klotzbach, L. Ryan, D. Hangartner, J. Klinge, L. Knutson. Row 4: J. Moon, R. Bossani, D. Moore, D. Blietz, R. Hoth, M. Kruse, V. Schlake, J. Philipp, K. Chamberlain, L. Zittergruen, G. Reinke, R. Iarson, D. Nuehring, J. Kruse. Vocalists who received Division I ratings at the Class B state contest were Cheryl Russett, alto, and Jean Bsade, alto. 'me Girls' Quartet composed of Cheryl Russett, Linda Friedlein, Pam Lenth, and Linda Bernhard also received a Division I rating. Harmon QIBLS' QLEE CLUB CONTEST RATING: I Row 1: J. Wiethorn, J. Baede, L. Herrmann, J. Dettman, L. Thein, M. Lenth, D. Scheffert, J. Kliefoth, L. Schofield, P. Huinker, M. Henkes, E. Schlitter. Row 2: J. Johanningmeier, D. Kruse, P. Doolittle, J. Torkelson, A. Peters, M. Carroll, V. Baade, J. Keehner, M. Voss, P. Lenth, V. Wirkler, P. Bohlen, E. Sweska, L. Bernhard. Row 3: M. Lyons, S. Hangartner, D. Martie, J. Baker, E. Shady, C. Russett, J. Wachter, L. Lees, B. Kaiser, C. Schlitter, L. Bern- hard, J. Goltz, L. Fritz, J. Olds, L. Schave. Row 4: A. Voelzke, J. Baade, L. McNicho1s, N. Schultz, S. Drahn, D. Freilinger, F. Engelhardt, L. Jones, C. Kluss, C. Weskow, C. Erbe, L. Friedlein, C. Staley, J. Schultz, C. Zieman. MQLLELQM coN'rEsT RATING: II Ro' 1' L- Wilker. L- Radloff, D. Bollman, A Voelzke, S Klotzbach, R Bossard J Kling ' 0 . , . 6, L. Knutson. Row 2: J. Johanningmeier, D. Meyer, L. Mnrting, V. Meyer, D. Hangartner, R. Hangart. 'Samui' G01'd0D. H- Lu3t0I', Mr. Ogle, Director. Row 3: J. Schofield, K. Garms, J. Moon, R. 1 10 L9szD- M00re, D. Blietz, R. Hoth, M. Kruse, V. Schlake. Row 4: J. Philipp, K. Chamber. I n, . ittergruen, G. Reinke, R. Larson, L. Howard, D. Nuehring, J. Kruse, R. Marfiliua. nTo The M-F-L Concert Band again received a division I at Large Group Contest. This is the eighteenth division I the band has received in nineteen years. In view of this record, the band was invited to be a guest band, along with eleven other high school bands and three college bands, at the Iowa Bandmasters Convention held in Mason City on May 28. The band also participated in many activities at home. The marching band performed on Veteran's Day at McGregor, at football games, and on Memorial Day. Each Friday night during the surmner, the members faithfully met to present a concert to the people of the community. Division I winners at Small Group Contest: Harlan Ihlenfeldt, Alto Saxophone: Jan Goltz, Tenor Saxophone: Pam Lenth, Clarinet: Flute Quartet: Janet Wachter, Laurel Thein, Linda Bernhard, Linda Fritz: French Horn Quartet: Susan Drahn, Charlotte Kluss, Nancy Schultz, Verla Baadeg Drum Ensemble: Dean Blietz, Dan Nuehring, Deborah Walter, Roger Bollman. Row 1: Flute: J. Wachter, L. Thein, L. Fritz, L. Bernhard, V.Wirk1er, L. Schave, P. Huinker. Row 15: Oboe: C. Staley, J. Kliefoth. E. Flat Clarinet: A.Gunderson. Row 2: B Flat Clar- inet: J. Baade, P. Lenth, C.Mi11er, K. Brink, M. Gunderson, M. Jones, L. McNichols, F. Engel- hardt, J. Wiethorn, R. Asleson, M. Huinker, V. Monserud, J. Clements, C. Olson. Row 3: Alto Saxophone: G. Kurth, H. Ihlenfeldt, K. Zieman. Tenor Saxophone: J. Goltz, L. Starkey, Bari- tone Saxophone: D. Meyer, M. Eilers. Alto Clarinet: D. Freilinger, P. Montour. Contra Bass Horn: V. Baade., C. Waskow, N. Schultz. C. Kluss. S. Drahn. Row Us Trombone: D. Moore. P. Johnson, M. Baade, D. McCune. Baritone: J. Kruse, R. I-Ioth, M. Kruse. Cornet: B. Lenth, R. Torkelson, D. Montour, D. Parker, D. Scheffert, M. Lenth, J. Philipp, C. Russett. Standing Mr. James, Director. Bass: A. Voelzke, L. Bollman, G. Ferguson. String Bass: E. Eilers. Drums: R. Bollman, D. Walters, J. Baker, D. Blietz, J. Schultz, D. Nuehring. :ir-r N 5:-g,-,.,-'S f' i -11151315 f x l hx X Q, gf kr sg -- -- ason Cit Q pum- Band performing at Hotel Hanford. E. IXA ' ffylfg t W t, Mary Ann Louth, president of the Room for one more? Swimming 460 Water 600 Swimmers delight? band, with the plaque received by the band at the convention. I .. 6 Y-ha' Slow pokes! V. Wirkler, J. Goltz, and L. Thein. Chaperones for the trip were Mr. A Mrs. Ronnie Schultz, Hrs. John Wachter, Doug Baede, and Mr. 8: Mrs. Tom James. ,r ,, ,o xr . ' kg . I. V S eakers PARTICIPANTS IN THE SPEECH DEPARTMENT Row 1: L. Herrmann, R. Asleson, J. Johnson, P. Lenth, C. Russett, D. Walter, J. Baade, L. Bernhard. Row 2: K. Geraghty, F. Engelhardt, L. Bernhard, K. Chamberlain, M. Lenth, L. Leas, J. Johanningmeier, M. Jones. Row 3: E. Parker, D. Blietz, G. Gordon, L. Knutson, J. Willey, K. Ryan, D. Hangartner, and Mrs. Hamann, Director. Division I Winners at the District Contest Row 1: D. Walters, P. Lenth, L. Bernhard. Row 2: K. Geraghty, K. Chamberlain, S. Drahn. Row 3: L. Bern- hard, K. Ryan, C. Russett. This year 26 students, partici- pating in speech work, prepared speeches, readings, and a one act play. MLF-L was host for County Contest held on January 30. All speech students received recogni- tion at a special speech assembly, at which an eration and the one act play were presented to the student body. Division I Winners at State Contest Pam Lenth and Cheryl Russett. eww-N' ' . on D- Pis. ' s Antic Spring One Act Play Row 1: P. Lenth, E. Parker, C. Russett. Row 2: D. Hangartner, C. Waskow, D. Blietz. 'I'11 give you a nickel, 'This doesn't exactly turn if you go get a pail of me on.W water.W f .. , A .A W A-eW,QX.XvQn.X 'Is there anyone else :kkggrghgi :mg-'oem' n 0 arcund1' Bu iness NENSPAPER STAFF : S. Row 1: J. Baade. J. Johanrmingmeier- K. Klltzback, J. Torkelson, V, Monserud. ROW 2: 'I Keehner. K. Brink. J. Bolhnan. P. Kruse. C. R11SSett. ROW 31 Mrs. Kruse, A. Geraghty, D Theisen. S. Mueller. D. Moose. Row Lb: L. Friedlein. L- H95-ns' J- Schultz' K' Erickson' N Link. BEFORE Good grooming is an important unit of the secretarial practice class. Mrs. Ronnie Rus- sett gave a demonstration on skin care and Janet Torkelson was the model. AFTER In addition to business subjects, the school publi- cations and office practice girls are included in this department. Eight issues of the Bulldog Growl were published durlrg the year with Cheryl Russett and Joy Baade serv- ing as co-editors. Shirley Theisen and Karen Brink were art editors and also did copy writing and cut stencils. The other girls in the :secretarial class were responsi- bile for various duties.. OFFICE PRACTICE GIRLS-They served as secretaries to some of the members of the faculty. Row 1: Karen Brink, Vicky Monserud, Karen Kutzbach. Row 2: JoAnn Jo- hanning-meier, Janice Keehner, Cheryl Russett. Row 3: Shirley Theisen, Linda Heins, and Judy Schultz. i ducation QQ-NUAL SQAEF Row 1: J. Keehner, V. Monserud, J. Torkelson, J. Dettmann, J. Johanningmeier, P. lenth, J. Baade. Row 2: J. Goltz, B. Langholz, J. Bollman, V. Wirkler, L. Thein, J. Kliefoth. Row 3: M. Lenth, L. Jones, K. Erickson, L. Bernhard, K. Brink, K. Chamberlain, L. Bernhard, J. Baade, G. Kurth. Row I+: Mrs. Kruse, L. hiedlein, S. Theisen, K. Geraghty, D. Blietz, J. Montgomery, S. Schultz, L. Heins, C. Staley, M. Voss. The annual staff has been busy taking pictures, writing copy, and typing iden- tifications for the 1965 annual. On Bulldogs was edited by Beck'yLangholz and was assisted by Gloria Kurth, who will be responsible for the 1966 annual. The business editors, Mary Ann Lenth, and Jan Goltz, were responsible for the advertise- ments and the annual sales. This year a record number of 358 annuals were made. 5 The annual advisor, Mrs. Kruse, the editors, and photographers attended. a year book' workshop in Manchester last fall which provided the staff with new ideas. AD SALESMEN Row 1: J. Wiethorn, J. Dettnann, M. Lenth, L. Thein, M. Carroll. Row 2: V. Wirkler, J. Goltz, J. Montgomery, G. Kurth, J. Baade. Row 3: S. Schultz C. Kluss, D. Blietz, K. Geraghty. Shirley Theisen, art editor, printing headlines. -.4 If 11 2 'ilili Row 1: D. Scheffert, D. Kruse, D. Trappe, J. Sass, L. Buerger, B. Voss, Mr. Wachter. Row 2: D. Sanger, G. Ferguson, D. Palas, J. Henkes, M. Kluesner, C. Radloff, D. Erickson. Row 3: V. Schlake, R. M ller, L. Radloff, H. Davis, V. Meyer, R. Schoulte, D. Schute. Row 4: S. Klotz- bach, T. Sautter, D. Link, F. Schlitter, J. Schroeder, D. FFA OFFICERS loren Radloff Sentinel, Don Scheffert Trees., Jim Schultz Pres., Dennis Soride Reporter, Harold Davis Sec., Don Erickson V. Pres. Dairy Cattle Judges at Des moines State Fair: D. Trappe, D. Kruse, G. Ferguson, C. Radloff, and J. Henkes. Soride, L. Easler, J. Schultz. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization which provides further training in farmer citizen- ship for boys studying vocational agriculture. Jim Schultz was selected as the outstanding FFA member of 1965 and was given the Dekalb Achievement Award. Loren Radloff receivedthe State Farm- er degree. Gary Ferguson won a week's trip to the University of Missouri for first place in the Tri-State Breeder's Co-op Youth Recognition Program. Delegates to the National FFA Convention at Kansas City: Jerry Schroeder and Dennis Soride. Farm s Row 13 S. Palas, T. Moses, R. Shady, C. Smith, B. Seglar, R. Sass, R. Wessels, B. Monserud, A. Peterson, Hr. Wachter. Row 2: J. Klinge, N. Rose, J. Melcher, S. Hass, S. Kruse, W. Heins, D. Schlein, E. Trappe, S. Scheffert, R. Fits, Row 3: J. Sass, L. Folsom, W. Schlake, D. Kelly, G. Kurth, D. Meyer, S. Marovets, A. Wagner, A. Schraeder, J. 0'Nea1, R. Torkelson. Row I+: R. Wagner, R. Moses, M. Bentien, D. Keehner, L. Welch, J. Johanningmeier, A. Schute, L. Lamborn, J. Sautter, B. Kishman. Joe Melcher Gold Ehblem winner Bruce Monserud and Stan Palas in Creed Speaking Speakers in District Soils Contest M. Bentien, A. Schute, J. Sass, S. Marovets awarded a gold rating at State Dairy Judging t at Waterloo. Parliamentary Procedure team awarded a gold rating at sub-district. J. Sass, Contes B. Moses, L. Lamborn, J. Johanningmeier, Y wa-- ' penny as 1 Mt K s Q- .PQ 9- in Stl Lucky winner. Hrs Edward Lauerman. Row 1 L. Timmerman, S. Bentien, B. Smith, P. Doolittle, M. Burrack, J Doolittle, D Barnes, C Berns, J. Johnson, K. Christiansen, W. Christiansen, B Sanger, P Wagner, B Landt, L Landt, J. Echard, J. Kruse, D. Gehring, L. Schofield, J. Johannlngmeier, M Lyons, B Fascher, K Zieman. Row 2: N. Gruel, M. Freilinger, J. Olds, E. Schlitter, J Rodas, B Neuhaus, A Peters, L. DeSotel, C. Heller, C. Miller, M. Eilers, D. Kruse, N Meyer, K Jacobson, M Ambrose, C. Olson, L. Christofferson, L. Starkey, L. Ambrose, M Henkes, E Shady, J Baker, D Timmerman, I-1. Gunderson, B. Kaiser, R. Kurth, M. Kohler, S Ferguson, C Zieman Ramona Kurth presented Miss Moore with a corsage in appreciation of her work in helping them plan the style show. fsf ' W 5 1 Julie ani Patty Doolittle The style show is an annual event in the M-F-L school system. The gumente that the girls wore were made in the home economies classes. Some of the girls made their younger sisters outfits that they modeled with them. It wal trulya 'Rainbow of Fashions . h Class Night ravelra if-L Paul Johnson presenting the robe 'ooMike Kruse, president of the class of 1966. May 18, 1965 . E 'A , 'r 4 . r 'e-- .- ,4 v , ,Av Prom France--Kikettes-J. Johanningmeier, J. Keehner, S. Theisen, K. Chamberlain, J. Beisker, V. Honserud. From Russia-Ballet Dancers- featuring Larry Knutson. SHIRE CHORUS From Africa--Tarzan--Gregg Gordon. From England--Triple Four--R. Han- gartner, D. Hermeier, K. Erickson, D. Hnngartner. From Germany--Hansel 8. Grete1-- Kathgy Geraghty 5 Brad Lenth. Pol nesi N 'ght Weitere and waitresses Row 1: D. Scheffert, D. Walter, V. Baade, L. Lees, M. Lyons, u Beach pebbles, diced bambo, L. Schofield, N. Schultz, M. Gunderson, J. Wiethorn. Pow 2: game of the jungle, etci J. Sass, D. Huinker, J. Moon, D. Montour, K. Garms, L. Zit- tergruen, J. Johanningmeier, D. Keehner. BANQUET ENTERTAINMENT J, ISLANDERS: Linda Fritz, Laurel Thein, BEACH COMBERS: Randy Hoth, Garon Reinke, Janice Kliefoth, Charlotte Kluss, Jan Joel Klinge, Ron Marfilius, M ke Kruse, Goltz, Vicky Wirkler. Lanny Marting, Dick Moore, Dan Hellman. Ready for service! 43 f-Xw This way to Polynesian Night! A NIGHT T0 REMEMBER Polynesian Night was the theme of the 1965 Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. This annual social event took place on May 12. The ban- quet was at St. Patr1ck's Parish Hall. The tables were beautifully decorated with minia- ture palm trees and pineapples. The ladies of the Rosary Scoiety prepared the meal, ani sophomores selected by the junior class served as waiters and waitresses. The prom followed the banquet in the M-F-L High School gymna- sium. The music was provided by the All Stars from Decorah, Iowa. The gym was decorated in jungle colors, brown and yellow predominating. The rom was accented with large palm trees and torches. We could have danced w r l - 'N NX? 'ssagfil Janet Wachter and Steve Fascher all night! DI'-U'-k upi' Under the Polynesian Sky! F male The class of 1965 began graduation exercises on Sunday, May 16, with the baccalaureate service. The semen was given by Rev. R. E. Langholz. Vocal and instrumental groups, composed of seniors, also participated in the service. 'So You Want to be Happy' On Thursday, May 20, cane the final gathering of the senior class. Rev. E. E. Basye ofwest Union gave the oomenoe- ment address. Superintendent A. N. Bnsse presented the honor students. Acknow- ledgement of scholarships and presenta- tion of the members of the National Honor Society by Principal D. W. 'Ihronson fol- lowed. Gordon Schultz, president of the school board, presented the diplomas to the class. CLASS OF 1965 Row 1: D. Bollman, L. Buerger, D. Goedken, C. Beall, L. Thein, J. Kliefoth, V. Wirkler, M. Voss, C. Fox, A. Beisker, R. Asleson, M. Melcher. Row 2: Mr. Thronson, R. Platten, J. Goltz, G. Kurth, D. Pixler, D. Kruse, C. Radloff, A. Baumbach, W. Henderson, G. Sieg, L. Fritz, S. Koopman, M. Jones, Mr. Kasemeier. Row 3: G. Kurth, G. Ferguson, M. Kluesner, J. Sass, C. Henkes, E. Eilers, L. Keehner, F. Engelhardt, L. Bernhard, M. Walters, M. Huinker, S. Barnes, A. Gunderson. Row I+: H. Schutte, J. Johnson, S. Schultz, C. Erbe, L. Marting, D. Sanger, S. Saeugling, L. Jones, R. Miller, L. Ryan, J. Brainerd, J. Henkes, H. Luster, D. Palas. Row 5: E. Graham, C. Kluss, M. Kruse, G. Reinke, K. Kurth, S. Huffman, R. Marfdlius, L. Tthumerman, B. Colby, J. Klinge, V. Schlake, R. Hoth, R. Moore. Not present: D. Berns, B. Heins, R. Houg, unio r D. Trappe, W. Wheeland. Sec.g Steve Saeugling, V. Pres.: Janis Kliefoth, S. C.: leo Ryan, Pres., Connie Beall, Treas. ROBY'S ! The Junior Class has been preparing to take the place of the graduating seniors. Besides planning the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet, they have been given many addi- tional responsibilities. In January the class had the thrill of getting their class rings. Two of the class members were selected to attend the U.S. Army Science Symposium in Iowa City on April 1, 2, 8. 3. The juniors finished up the year with a bang--in chemistry lab, finding their un- kl'DW'n5o GENIUS AT WORK! SNL? E1 Row 1: P. Huinker, D. Kruse, M. Carroll, D. Meyer, D. Montour, A. Voelzke, S. Hangartner, D. Barnes, E. Schlitter, M. Lyons, D. Scheffert, D. Walter, J. Wiethorn, L. Wllker. Row 2: Mr. Begalske, G. Kurth, C. Schlitter,In Leas, M. Drahn, B. Kann, S. Marovets, N. Meyer, D. Martie, D. Fox, J. Baker, M. Johnson, L. Schofield, C. Barns, M. Henkes, Mr. Kramer. Row 3: A. Voel- zke, D. Goedken, D. Huinker, J. Johnson, R. Kelly, J. Sass, W. Schlake, M. Gunderson, J. Olds, E. Swestka, P. Bohlen, R. Henderson, E. Shady, V. Baade. Row 4: K. Garms, R. Dwyer, L. lamp born, H. Ihlenfeldt, A. Schute, L. Folsom, J. Sautter, A. Wagner, M. Freilinger, L. McNichols, N. Schultz, L. Timmerman, B. Kaiser, L. Schave. Row 5: L. Welch, R. Larson, L. Zittergruen, D. Keehner, C. Zieman, R. Bossard, M. Bentien, J. Langholz, J. Johanningmeier, D. McCune, R. Wagner, R. Moses, J. Moon. phomores The Sophomore Class now has two years behind them. The past year they were kept busy with the regular routine of studying and participating in athletics and music. An honored few also had the excitement of serving at the Junior-SeniorBanquet. There was also the new experience of the labor- atory work in biology class--taking blood I- Tien, samples and dissecti clams fish and r ng 9 frogs' Class Officers: Joe Johanningmeier, Sec.g Donna Scheffert,Pres.gDeborah Walter, V. Pres.g Mike Bentien, S.C. Not shown: Larry Welch, Treas. WHAT MAKES HIM TICK? HARD AT WORK! Row l: A. Peterson, R. Flte, L. Folsom, B. Smith, M. Fite, B. Neuhaus, B. Sanger, C. Olson, J. Echard, P. Doolittle, D. Gehring, J. Johanningmeier, J. Johnson. Row 2: Mr. Vangen, M. Eilers, K. Zieman, B. Fascher, K. Jacobson, W. Seglar, J. Howard, D. Goeke, S. Scheffert, D. Wessels, M. Beisker, E. Trappe, C. Richardson, G. Victor, R. Bollman, L. Ambrose, Mr. Goet- tler. Row 3: L. O'Neal, S. Kottman, D. Timmerman, M. Ambrose, C. Smith, R. Sass, R. Shady, B. Monserud, L. Herrmann, A. Peters, L. Christofferson, C. Miller, B. Landt, C. Heller, S. Russett, S. Bentien. Row U: J. Brown, K. Ryan, J. Chamberlain, R. Kurth, J. Kruse, M. Baade, D. Erbe, S. Palas, T. Moses, P. Knockel, K. Christiansen, J. Rodas, M. Burrack, L. DeSote1, S. Ferguson, L. Starkey, P. Wagner. Row 5: L. Goeke, M. Knapp, B. Kiahman, N. Rose, A. Schroeder, W. Heins, N. Gruel, L. Clark, J. Klinge, J. Melcher, S. Hass, S. Kruse, M. Kohler, D. Schlein, R. Torkelson, J. 0'Neal. Freshm The Freshmen Class is off to a good start in their first year of high school life. This has been accomplished by their participation in many activities-- athletics, music, and speech. They have also proved themselves scholastically with an average of fifteen on the honor roll each semester. We wish them success in their next three years at NLFLL High School. Class Officers: B uce Monserud, Pres.: Connie Heller, Treas.: Karen Christiansen, V. Pres.: Joe Melcher, Sec.: Judy Johanningmeier, S.C. HOME-EE GIRLS' STYLE SHOW LEARNING A TRADE? J Row 1: J. Johnson, J. Johanningmeier, B. Neuhaus, S. Bentien, D. Gehring M. Ambrose L. Chris- tofferson. Row 2: L. Herrmann, C. Heller, D. Timmennan, C. Miller, P. Ooolittle, K: Jacobson, Mr. Ogle. Row 3: C. Olson, K. Zieman, L. DeSote1, B. Landt, B. Fascher, A. Peters, B. Smith. Row U: S. Ferguson, J.Kruse,N. Gruel, M. Kohler, R. Kurth, M. Burrack, L. Starkey, P. Wagner. horu 1 qw . 'TP ' A . dwg. in ,, Row 1: A. Peterson, R. Fite, S. Russett, C. Richardson, L. Folsom, R. Bollman, Mr. Ogle. Row 2: J. Howard, G. Victor, S. Goeke, R. Shady, B. Monserud, D. Wessels. Row 3: E. Trappe, M. Baade, J. O'Nea1, K. Ryan, D. Schlein, P. Knockel, J. Chamberlain, C. Smith. Row Us R. Torkelson, J. Melcher, B. Kishman, L. Goeke, M. Knapp, J. Klinge, S. Hass. Digi 13 s. Schlitter, J. Jones, M. Bollman, G. Bernhard, R. nossard, T. Mcsnane, M. Lange, v. Miller, M. Henkes. Row 2: D. Wilker, L. Friedlein, W. Wagner, M. Wall, K. Steve., P. Fergu- son, C. Gehring, M. Landt, C. Johnson, Mrs. Murray. Row 3: T. Gray, M. Schutte, M. McCune, N. Lamborn, K. Welch, J. Grove, T. Rose, B. Sabbann, S. Peglow. Row N: C. Radloff, L. Jo- hanningmeier, R. Sieg, R. Mielke, L. Johanningmeier, A- Olds. 5- Henkes. E- Dlgelhardta D- ighth CLASS OFFICERS Keith Steve.--Pres. Ken Doolittle--Sec. Brad wiethom--v. Pres. Carolyn Geh1'ine--TreaS- Peuker. Row 1: J. Krousie, K. Steve, R. Henning, D. Johnson, D. Bollman, L. Hoth, D. Ihde, J. Johan ningmeier, S. Johnson. Row 2: K. Kammerer, N. Dettmann, M. Englehardt, J. Ashline, F. Math- ews. B. Wiethorn, K. Doolittle, B. Lenth, M. Willey, Mr. Martin. Row 3: T. Miller, D. Mon- NG, W. Erickson, C. Monserud, H. Hedemann, R. Col1ins,L. Keehner, S. Hagensick, L. Kuenster Row lb: R. Corlett, B. Cowell, B. Timmerman, R. Lenth, M. Hedemann, D. Little, J. Drahn, F Bollman, J. lenth. , F -? s 93 ..:. X K' A h'XA .K x 'ff' L -fifw-f H: ,wg Qi gb e Q . S A MSA . an . ui- .Xi Af ,J .Q . 2 5 1 vm 3 b 4 , 1 Y I i , KW X x xg ' -X, E. - ks wi A E - L A N N' R25 ff if 8, A 1 ' - H Qian.. ..,,.' 4, Q3 as . J' 3' Q V Q 41 gf 'S QP if AV if hp... is MQ '? ' ' - 5 W9-.. ff! . Q K .. QB: 5' Q.: N U Q ' 'tif fi' Q v ' Q ' ' 35 5 J, fl? Nvviiiw mg v sf -f we 5 J , Vx 1 W 5 V E v ka, V 5 IN V 19' , Q 3 . R ,L:TJ.,:.w 4 , S f 5 . rf ,, E7 2 ,, .. f, g ff I 5 . , 5 .xx E ... -x . K N 313 3 u f f. f .lr High Activ ities JUNIOR HIGH Row 1: P. Ferguson, J. Grove. C. Olson, G. Baade, D. Iembke, M. Engelhardt. Row 2: J. Ash- line, K. Kammerer, D. Peuker, B. Schultz, L. Zittergruen, R. Sass, T. Kann, C. Schlein, D Ball, K. Staley, L. Keehner, D. Wilker, E. Engelhardt. Row 3: T. McShane, D. Hagensiok, M. Hazlett, S. Kruse, J. Ieas, R. Reinke, L. Riveland, K. Steva, D. Hellen, D. Moore, G. Fer- guson, O. Dettmann, L. White, J. Heins, L. Meyer, S. Nuehring, J. Clements. Row 42 D. Fer- guson, R. Sass, M. Fields, D. Hagensick, D. Victor, F. Mathews, L. Riveland. Standing: B. Domm, S. Marting, B. Wlethorn, D. Schultz, R. Hass, G. Wilker. CRow U cont'dJfM. Hedemann, D. Ferguson, B. Lenth, D. Bollman, S. Peglow, R. Corlett, M. Lange, L. Hoth. Cheerleaders Jr. High Row 1: N. Dettmann, J. Cl ments, M. Engelhardt. Row 2: S. Kruse, L. Riveland. Row 1: S. Peglow, B. Sabbann, B. W ethorn, K. Doolittle, M. Hedemann, B. Cowell, B. Lenth, L. Hoth, R. Henning, R. Corlett, C. Bbnserud, W. Erickson, F. Bollman, R. Collins Dgr. Row 2: J. Heins, D. Monroe, G. Ferguson, D. Hagensick, H. Hedemann, R. Bossard, R. Sieg, L. Riveland, K. Steva, R. Lenth, F. Mathews, J. Krousie, K. Keehner. Row 3: R. Smith, J. Johanningmeier, T. Miller, L. Johanningmeier, R.lhe1ke,DL Fields, C. Howard, B. Doom, O. Dettman, R. Ferguson, S. DeSotel. M. Krambeer Cnet shownD. SEASON'S RECORD: Ll-O Row 1: M. Lange, B. Wiethorn, C. Monserud, H. Hedemann, M. Hedemann, R. Corlett, W. Erickson, L. Riveland. Row 2: R. Sieg, D. Bollman, R. Henning, B. Lenth, D. Monroe, D. Little, K. Steve, L. Hoth, M. Krambeer. Row 3: R. Collins, K. Keehner, R. Sass, J. Leas, R. Lamker, S. Hagensick, G. Ferguson, K. Kutzbach, J. Little, R. Sass, S. DeSotel, Mr. Martin. COUNTY CHAMPS Row 1: M. Bollman, V. Miller, C. Gehring, W. Whgner, K. Staley, L. Moon, L. Keehner, C. Rad- loff, G. Baade, J. Grove. Row 2: B. Schultz, C. Olson, M. McCune, S. Nuehring, L. Kuenster, D. Peuker, K. Nuehring, L. Radloff, N. Lamborn, D. Wilker. Row 3: E. Engelhardt, C. Brink, C. Bruehahn, J. Christiansen, J. Erickson, D. Lembke, Mr. Venter, K. Darby, L. Zittergruen, A. Folsom, M. Hazlett, T. Kann, K. Marovets, P. Ferguson. Row 1: B. Huffman, D. Hellen, O. Dettmann, J. Leas, D. Herrmann, R. Ferguson, R. Johnson, R. Wiedenmann, M. Krambeer. Row 2: E. Collins, R. Lamker, B. Sabbann, L. Riveland, D. Bollman, R. Sieg, K. Doolittle, D. Soride, S. Peglow, F. Gray, B. Wiethorn. Row 3: D. Hagensick, F. Mathews, K. Kutzbach, L. Suddendorf, B. Lenth, W. Erickson, G. Ferguson, D Little, R. Corlett, B. Timmerman, R. Lenth, D. Monroe, B. Cowell, Mr. Martin. Not shown D. Ihde. SEASON'S RECORD: 1-2 Row 1: D. Smith, R. Johnson, D. Herrmann, D. Palas, D. Klotzbach, D. Schultz, S. DeSotel, D. Ball, J. Erbe, J. Heins, R. Ferguson. Row 2: R. Sieg, O. Dettmann, R. Lamkera R' 5955, D. Schlitter, B. Huffman, D. Victor, D. Hellen, B. Johanningmeier, J. Leas, R. Sass,-G. Marting, K. Keehner, R. Reinke, K. Doolittle, M. Krambeer. Row 3: L. Riveland, B. Doom, M. Lange, C. Howard, K. Kutzbach, L. Suddendorf, G. Ferguson, D- H1-1g6f1SiCk, J- Llttlas M' Fields, D. Soride, D. Martins, B. Wiethorn, E. Collins. Row U: D. Bollman, D. Mathews, D. Johnson, L. Hoth, J. Krousie, S. Hagensick, R. Lenth, C. Monserud, J. Lenth, R. Corlett, D. Little, W. Erickson, B. Lenth, K. Steve, D. Monroe, B. Cowell, F. Bollman, Mr. Martin. Not shown: D. lhde. sEAsoN's RECORD: 8th grade 3-1, 7th grade U-0 ROW 1: C. Gehring, D. Twombly, W. Whgner, M. Landt, M. McCune, D. Wilker, V. Miller, G. Wilk- er, B. Schultz, J. Clements, T. Kann. Row 2: C. Olson, A. Folsom, C. Rose, K. Nuehring, L Radloff, J Christiansen, L Zittergruen, G Baade M Hazlett C Darb J Erickson Row O Q 0 0 v 1 y n o 3 Mr. Venter, D. Pueker, M. Engelhardt, S. Nuehring: L. bbon, L: Keehner,,N. Dettmann, S. John- SOn, N. Lamborn, K. Welch, Mgr. E. Engelhardt. SEASON'S RECORD: 1-3 alibi I Y - E6emeatafeq Sixth Grade Row 1: J. Henkes, J. Elsbury, V. Johnson Row 2: Mrs. Hoth, S. Kuenster, A. Wirkler, Bo Lubb9r5, Le Mullere ROW 3: so Radlbff, D. Engelhardt, S. Sedlmayr, A. Peterson, J. Fuelling. Not shown: S. Henkes. Row 1: R. Johanningmeier, J. Blumhagen, P. McKee, M. Olson, J. Melcher, P. Moore, B. Lange, A. Sabbann, K. Wilker. Row 2: K. McShane, D. Moon, D. Miller, S. Miller, P. Henkes, R. Gehring, C. Hinman, J. Brown, Mrse Eno. Row 33 To olds, B. Hoth, G, Smith, R. Benzing, G. Langholz, S. Victor, V. Sawvell, L. Hubacher, D. Russett, A. Heins. E-ii Row 1: D. Olson, S. Miellce, K. Schroe- der, D. Ihde, B. Moses, L. Suddendorf, S. Ewing. Row 2: D. Torkelson, T. Kann, P. Monserud, D. DeSote1, J. Neubring, S. Kottnan, L. Johanningneier, J. Timmerman. Row 3: N. Luster, S. Hagensiok, K. Fields, C. Klima, R. Zuroher, D. Jones, R. Ferguson, M. Meyer, Mrs. Miller. Row Lv: B. Kothnan, K. Barnes, P. Eohard, S. Wiethorn, C. Hamann, G. Thompson, L. Olson, C. Lestina. Fifth Grade Row 1: J. Johnson, R. Drahn, K. Fascher, D. Marting. Row 2: Mrs. Hoth, J. Palas, D. Peuker, J. Fuelling, D. Peterson, D. Kurth. Row 3: L. Wirkler, M. Krambeer, K. Shady, C. Corlett, A. Rodas, J. Klinge. Row 1: C. Wachter, R. Sieg, K. Henning, S. Fick, B. Johanningmeier, M. Ewing, W. Ihde. Row 2: T. McCune, M. Hazlett, Ry Mobs. A. Miller, w. Hussein., R. K1rkeberg, D. Palas, Mrs. Moon. Row 3: M. Walz, R. Marovets, C. Rossbach, G. Goettler, S. Beisker, B. Robertson. Row I+: P- MOHPOS. S. Baade, S. Schroeder, L. Hubacher, J. Meyer, N. Lamborn, J. Hedemann. Row 1: S. Schlitter, J. Funk, G. Wiedenmann, D. Schroeder, A. Horns, A. Hagensick. Row 2: R. Gray, L. Folsom, J. Donlon, M. Krousie, K. Dettmann, S. Goltz, K. Horns. Row 3: J. Erb, K. Kamm rer, S. Mlelke, R. Zurcher, B. Christ- iansen, A. Landt, Mrs. Hofer. Row 14: S. Schlitter, R. Neverman, K. Kurth, W. Possehl, L. Wolters, L. Lenth. Fourth Grade Row 1: D. Echard, P. Fuelling, J. Olds, M. Goettler, J. Kuenster, D. Swanson, R. Muller, S. Havelick. Row 2: M. Reardon, P. James, J. Iangholz, T. Corlett, D. Drallmeier, J. Howard, L. Friedlein. Row 3: L. Sawvell, D. Drahn, P. Rodas, L. Clark, K. Kutzbach, M. Doom, J. Bissell, R. Torkelson, Mrs. Hermann. Row 1: Mrs. Smith, J. Trappe, S. Marevets, K. Bentien, P. Ferguson, D. Cahoen, S. Bernhard. Row 2: R. Landt, D. Ihde, D. Kruse, V. Kilingeman, F. Snith, S. Kurdel- m9Y0l'a M' W93-Clk ROW 32 D. Beisker, S. Montour, D. Buerger, M. Wold, J. Sudden- dorf, R. Schmidt, A. Nuehring. Row lb: B. Meyer, P. Landt, D. Echo.:-cl, K. Henning, S. Miller, G. Montour, C. Drahn. Row 1: A. Brainerd, D. Palas, C. Hinman, J. Blumhagen, J. Erb, L. Klinkenberg. Row 2: M. Miller, C. Miller, K. Nuehrlng, C. Drahn, B. Moses, J. Monroe, Mrs. Doerring. Row 3: J. Lamker, B. McKee, S. Moon, J. Heins, S. Monsemd, D. Davis. Rowlbz B. Hubacher, L. Walch, D. Johnson, T. Balekos, C. Collins, L. Tinnnerman. Third W 'Row 1: S. Johanningmeier, D. Schrader, D. Schultz, D. Miene, S. Kregel, C. Wilker. Row 2: Ce Hufhnan, Je Heins, Ee mnlang S. Landt, J. Jones, M. Mulligan, Mrs. Nelson. Row 3: D. Duwe, R. Wolter, D. Dettmann, M. Gisleson, P. Schlake, M. B8u9.d9e Row 1: J. Peglow, L. Goettler, D. Houg, C. Peters, J. Swanson, S. Melcher. Row 2: Mrs. Monsemd, S. McCune, C. Henkes, R. Kirv keberg, G. Casady, B. Dettmann, D. Grove, Row 3: P. Langholz, C. Kishman, D. Baade, B. James, S. Wilke. Row 4: G. James, K. Christiansen, S. Schlein, D. Hagensick, C. Benzing, J. Moore. Second Grade Row 1: M. Fite, J. Huckstadt, K. Hoth, IJ. Bissell, D. Henkes. Row 2: T. Schmidt, K. Koopman, M. Fox, B. Wirkler. Row 3: Mrs. Lucas, D. Peterson, R. Neuhring, J. Fuelling, K. Little, M. Reardon. Row 1: B. Bacon, M. Trapne, 1. Robertson, C. K. Olson, A. Beisker. Row 2: kbs. Roby, Cahoon, E. Bruehahn, J. Scheffert, D. Kurdelmeyer, B. Christofferson, S. Henkes. Row 3: H. Torkelson, P. Johnson, C. Lenth, K. S. fiedenmann, S. Horns. Row 4: A. Ball, Ualz, J. Echard, D. Schlein, L. Timmer- man, A. Lembke. Row 1: D. .,r -.. An jf J. Honkes, V. Huckstadt, M. Elsburv, Hertrampf, 5. 3isse1l. Row 7: C. Knaop, Chestnut, D. Peterson, M. Johnson. Rov Mrs. Lucas, H. Krambeer, D. Envelhardt, K. Erickson P. Sedlmayr. 9 Row 1: M. Klingeman, L. Powell, D.Schultz, C. Olson, C. Christianson, J. Kottman. Row 2: L. Peters, V. Barnes, C. Henkes, B. Nelson, D. Sawvell, Mrs. Thoma. Row 3: B. Bernhard, L. M yer, B. Johnson, L. Ferguson, S. Turner, C. Leppert. Row 4: J. Koopman, S. Fuelling, D. Thompson, D. Funk, T. Halverson. Row 1: M. Christofferson, D. Schroeder, L. Casady, S. Horns, M. Folsom. Row 2: R. Echard, C. Kurdelmeyer, C. 0'Nea1, S. Schroeder, R. Olson, J. Kottman. Row 3: C. Nuehring, T. Rose, D. Martins, B. Krousie, J. Smith. Row 4: M s. Powell, C. Hinman, R. Schultz, S. Bacon, G. Hag- ensick, K. Kam erer, S. Reeg. Row 1: R. Benson, S. Ruckharber Collins, S. Leas, K. McKee, R. Jones, D. Cowell. Row 2: L. Landt, D. Johnson, L. Starkey, J. Doerring, P. Mil1er,Fu Palas, Mrs. Kamin. Row 3: M. Heins, T. Mohs, L. Landt, K. Monroe, K. Lenth, C. Moon, B. Russett. , R. First Grade Row 1: K. Beisker, L. Horns, S. Schroeder, D. Cahoon, D. Kuhse, H. Casady. Row ?: N. Hazlett, C. Havlicek, R. Kruse, C. Drahn, 3. Eide, S. Gunderson. Row 3: 3. Rruohahn, D. Kregel, 3. Mielke, R. Roby, L. Klinken- berg, T. Blietz. Row U: L. Moose, K. Hen- ning, J. Mueller, T. Johanninnmeier, R. Bollman, Lbs. Plaehn. Not shown: P. Cox. Row 1: K. Kruse, A. Heins, G. Gray, S. Kregel, C. Boll- man. Row 2: M. Dettmann, S. Thompson, N. Swanson, D. Miller, K. Walter, D. Schrader, Mrs. Doerring. Row 3: J. Schultz, N. Landt, L. Baade, D. Cowell, A. Doerring, B. Johnson. Row 4: K. Hofer, S. Landt, D. Wilke, D. Donlon, R. Fuelling, D. Johnson. Not shown: G. Easler. Row 1: B. Fuelling, B. Chickering, N. Fox S. Schneider, D. Burchart, M. Krambe Kuenster. Row 2: C. Bissell, C. Sch L. Tielbar, C. Link, D. Hertrampf, B. ler, C. Seitz. Row 3: M. Marting, B. er, S oulte ner, D. Chestnut, G. Amundson, C. Elsbury C. Schneider. Row 4: Mrs. Vigen, J. W. Mueller, C. Schoulte, R. Vogt, L. beer, D. Radloff. Palas Kinder arten Row 1: D. Rothmeyer, K. Wirkler, C. Bas- kerville, D. Sieg, D. Moon, M. Vorwald. Row 2: Miss Hackbarth, S. Reeg, D. Sass, T. Balekos, L. Plozel, C. Olson, V. Blietz, K. Klocke, L. Klinkenberg. Row 3: C. Henkes, S. Havelick, C. Wessels, L. Baade, D. Funk, Row 4: M. Turner, B. Klingeman, V. Vangen, D. Kishman, S. Possehl, M. Ferguson, M. Wagner, E. Nelson. B. Schmidt, J. McCune. Row 1: J, Hggensick, L. Meyer, R. Moose, D. Schlein, R. Ewing, J. Langholz, C. Folsom, C. Christiansen. Row 22 S. Kirkeberg, M. Hangartner, C. Klima, J. Doolittle, J. Brown, R. Halvorson, T. Casady. Row 3: J. Faellingy C- Houg, S. Hanson, B. Begalske, G. Rose, L. Hass, D. Lange. J. Olson, Row U: S. Hubacher, L. Kann, C. Prouty, J. Grove, J. Goettler, D. Olds, L. Kammerer. Row 1: IL. Schlitter, S. Cox, E. Mueller, D. Johnson, B. Welch, J. Jones, J. Kregel. Row 2: E. Smith, L. Miene, J. Mohs, J. Donlon, G. Gordon, L. Beisker, J. Benson. Row 3: D. Gehring, J. Erb, A. Barnes, D. key. Row 4: D. Wagner, A. Doerring, A. Kruse, L. Landt, L. Miller, L. Pryor, D. Gordon, Mrs. Mulligan. Schofield, T. Muller, S. Connor, D. Star- School came to a close with gvww , tud. Taking final exams. Say-ing good-bye to the teachers. Student Teachers from Mr. Schultz, Science and Biology Cleaning out lockers. Luther College Mr. Gigsted, Literature Taking the lest ride home. Reviewing a year of success. K X ' X-mem-.....,-,.a M9115 us, Bulldo H I The 1965 Annual Staff thanks the following businessmen for their patronage: Lester Henderson Anclersows Clothing Volney Cheese Factory Evan's Hardware Cordon Hanson Chase Manufacturing Co. Bepfg BeautySq,l0n FarmersburgHardware Peoplefs Natural Gas Monona Co- op BurrackGrocery SteveParker lYirklerBros. Hupje r I, G. A.HowardKlussLloydRus sell MononaHardware Stadium Lynn Hangartner Drahn Implement Vesselhs Variety Store Lawrence Baade Baade Grocery and Cafe Cgplgn Insurance Marvelon Beauty Shop Rose Barber Shop House 0 ' Carroll Mathews Implement Luana Saving Bank Gordon's Bakery Kuenster Livestock E.G.Kettellsamp OK Inn Grove Feed Mill Monona Florist E A. Moser Georgelleins Union Stat! Bank .lack Goltz .Ii mR uc kha be r Town and Country Laundromat Great Plains Supply Company Grand Cafe Farmers burg Sales and Service Don Colby 0elkeandBlazek Insurance olsgn jewh-y Monona Concrete Industries D. R, Fields Farmersburg Savings Bank Dgmqr Bums Chickering Appliance Center Arnie's Shop Pete's Sinclair Service Station Hi - lily lanes McNichols Radiator Shop Telmer Olson N. E. Iowa Dairy Co-op Lawrence Nelson Halve rson Insurance Agency SchaveGaroge Sedlmayr Locker Service George Wilker Schultz's Funeral Service Ruth Hinman L. ll' Swestka Monona Lumber Co. WJlter s Truckin Service Burdette Wald Luana Farmers go-op Willcefs Sure Save L-M-F Telephone Co. LM-en jf Less Luana Electric Service Bob Jacobson Huinker Chevrolet G anal M Transfer Bollman Shell Service Schultz's Furniture Preston Carr Agency D. E. 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