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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1967 volume:

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Bottle and Jug band entertained at the school Christmas party. Football boys Outdoor Dressing Room. Seniors about to begin a new life. fUPPer middleb louis and Dean before removing gum from the chairs in the band room. Science assembly program from the Atomic Energy Commission. Girls returning after the half-time pep talk. CUpper rightj M-F-L's answer to the mini skirt. When everything else fails follow dir- ections. The big wind up. ' WIWISCUU-YCIQ Inspecting the new kitchen equipment are the school board members Cleft to rightjz Marvin Miller, Sup't. A. N. Busse, George Heins, Gilbert Fox, Cmrtis Zieman, Gordon Hanson, William Schlein, and Gordon Schultz. They chart our course These are the men who give their time and effort, without pay, for the betterment of our community and the students. They attend at least one meeting a. month and, if necessary, any special meetings. The board has the primary responsibility for the new addition to our school. Limited in their authority by specific school laws, their role, nevertheless, is that of prodding adequate education for the boys and girls in our school district. They serve a three-year term and represent four areas in our school district. The first officers of the Monona school district, established in 1850, were Jona- than Smith, pres.: T. A. Olmsted, sec.: and H. E. Howe, treas. The first officers of the luana school district were Henry Palas, pres.: and George Engelhardt, sec. Records were not available for the first officers of the Farmersburg school district. The first officers of the M-F-L school district, consolidated in 1962, were Gordon Schultz, pres.: George Heins, sec.: and Gilbert Fox, treas. These men are still serving in this capacity. they de ine our policies The superintendent is responsible for the runningofthe entire school system. He is assisted by the junior high and sen or high principals and the director of elementary education who are respon- sible fortheattendance and the conduct of the students. Theguidancecounselorhasthe respon- sibility ofthe registration of the stu- dents and of the testing program. A. N. Bus se Superintendent D. L. Lau Sr. High Principal BA Upper Iowa College MA N. E. Missouri State Teachers College W. E. Venter Jr. High Principal Jr. High Math Girls Athletics BA Wartburg College MA State College of Iowa BA I Minnesota State College MA University of Iowa R. D. Swanson Director of Elementary Education BA Wartburg College MA State College of Iowa H. J. James Guidance BA Buena Vista College MA University of Iowa ey lead H1 wa 91915 S Raymond Vangen Luther College BA Science, B ology, Physical Education, Q Boys' Athletics ,,,X, . ,, . ,,.mr1e 4. f . Ronald Fullhart Tarkio College BS Marian Y. Kruse State College of Iowa BA Typing, Shorthand Secretarial Practice School Publications Thomas James University of Dubuque BME Instrumental Music Bookkeeping Business Training Business Math Helen E. Martin University of Iowa BA Library A English Terry M. Heald Coe College BA Algebra, Geometry, Girls' A Boys' Athletics Florence Evans Upper Iowa College BA Elementary Music English Otis L. Roby Simpson College BA Economics, General Science Soap and education are not as sudden as a massacre, but they are more deadly 'ln the long run. --Mark Twain Physical Education Girls ' Athletics JF' as Lois Hamann Coe College BA English, Speech, 8: Dramatics Larry G. Babcock Parsons College BA World History Physical Education Boys' Athletics Margaret Heald State College of Iowa BS Home Economics Verna Lenth Wartburg College BA German Oswald Goettler Wartburg College BA Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing f James Dohse IOWA Upper Iowa College 1 BA A A U ' General Math I, Algebra Jr. High Math 8: General Math I A A 5 g X Boys ' Athletics 7z.::.. msg Ulf a man's education is finished, he is finishedn-E. A. Fulene Richard Stender Wisconsin State College BA Government Drivers Training welter Begalske Wertburg College BS. Chemistry A Physics Senior Science Almeda Boardman Upper Iowa College BA English : . Jpeg - . Q x -5: Helen Hoff Luther College EM Instrumental Music Wifi! ' w Diane Meier Wertburg College BA American History English Q John Wachter University of Wisconsin BS Vocational Agriculture Fremont H. Ogle Upper Iowa College BA Vocal Music Q ,hifi Education means understanding-- Your neighbor and his neighbor f And the neighbor across the sea-- His battle for bread X And for living a decent life. --Selected. Donna J. Mueller -Upper Iowa College BA Elementary Art y' 1 Larry Kasemeier Wartburg College BA H Social Studies ' Ivanelle Schlake Caroline Welch University of Dubuque Upper Ifa College BS Diploma Jr. High Home Economics Remdial Reading 8: Science Many standards ofthe teaching profession have changed during the past 75 years. At one time, qualifications for teaching were mostly personal attributes rather than training. Even within the last 30 years, it was possible for a person to teach with- out any college work in the rural schools of our state or in tovm if the board would hire the individual. Now a minimum of four years of college work are required for elementary teachers, and four years for a high school teacher. In addition, many teachers spend part of their summer vacation working on advanced degrees Or attending workshops in their - field of instruction to improve the quality of their teaching. Scott Grant Sharon Stade Upper Iowa College Luther College BA BA Civics 8: Physical Education Elementary Music Jr. High Boys' Athletics His wants, his lore, his children, I RON 1: D. Scheffert, J. Sass, M. Carroll. ROW 2: D. Walter, D. Wllker, M. Landt, N. Hen derson, J. Johsnningmeier. RCW 3: A. Peters, E. Engelhardt, J. Thompson, D. Goeke, L Herrmann, K. Ryan, E. Swestka, L. Kuenster. ROW M: N. Schultz, M. Kohler, D. Whittle, J Moon, R. Larson, P. Knockel, R. Kurth, K. Christiansen, Mr. Swanson, Sponsor. they are ujtmfe eclugogues The newest club to be organized in our school was the Future Teachers of Ameri- ca. Its purpose was to encourage young people to enter the teaching profession. Four meetings were held throughout the year at which members watched film strips and listened to and took part in informal discussion groups. is OL A panel composed of Mr. Vangen, Miss Sedlmayr, and Mrs. Mhrtin pre- sented to the F.T.A. the advantages and disadvantages of 8 t98ChiU8 career. FTA OFFICERS AND SPONSORS R04 1: D. Scheffert, Vice President: J. Sass, President: and M. Carroll, Secre- tary. ROW 2: Sponsors: Mr. Swanson and Mr. Busse. Not shown: M . H. James. 7lmQM President WIT at first you donrt succeed, try it Har1an's way. ll 67 Vice-President HI like to go hunting, but I won't say for what.n T ey set the pace ALWLKJ Secretary Nsports are her schoolwork, and laughter her pastime.W Qmfm, a-a Treasurer Oopsl I did it again. Student Council Uwho says nice boys don't have any fun.n Soda Student Council 'In school the best minds are not necessarily those that m nd best.u MWJUMW Uiknergr, ability, giggles, and pep--make her a girl hard to forget. Bo-MS kmzbwnm If knowledge is the dis.. covery of ignorance, I must have a lot of knowledge. -MK X 5 v 4' 3, Nav Q: gimp. e K, . ' Q Hope is the feeling that you will succeed tomorrow in what you failed in today. M7677 Shut up? who me? I never talk! An idle mind is the devi1's worker, Qffwfff If nv legs could keep up with nv tongue, I'd be a cinch for the track team. JLZMU She puts her troubles in her heart sits ,on the hd and smiles. Mow-vy 7luR95N Days were made for sleeping, nights for hunting and fun. flfiefudl.-,fcfLZL?fZ'0L, , 'A Hard work and diligence will up . ly name has gone down in the bring her success. history books' I wrote it there myself. There is a difference between hav- ing an aim in life and shooting at random. fhww The mind has a thousand eyes, and the heart but one. 75179 It helps to have brains on nv shoulders, but they are not every. thing. LQV0f770Q:6! Her heart is not her- own: but she's not worried, it's in good hanc1s. 4 II fr 4 , f- tug? QW V. 1 'Jr-f Early to bed, early to rise, Sh9'S S1118-flier than S116 makes my head feel its normal 100143-but then She'd S1593 have to be. There's a little bit ofmischief in every good little girl. 'Givemeaearandngirlandl will bother no one. The world is filled with beautiful women, but life is to short to get around to all of them. My daddy always warned me about boys who driveFords . Why take life seriously, you'11 never get out of it alive. D Uh ' I fear two things--girls and red flashing lights. fW7f7 M4 'v 'I can't move mountains, the best I can do is throw an occasional bluff. Love me, love my dog. 'T' jiafwl fjfjcj-nf life is like -a road, you don't know where you are until you get there. WW 074 Remember you' re only young once--but if you work it right once is enough. Gwmm God gave me a talent to stay out of trouble so why can't I learn to use it. What shall I tell. ny children about the joys of high school if all I did was study. X WWW Take everyone's advice, then do as you please. Youth, love, and success is not enough. And, ifwe could achieve it, enough would not be enough. W xi 1-dw' q4M:2f,w 'We are here to add what we can to, not to get what we can from, 1ife. Haw! 'Every Cinderella has her mid- n1ght. S -X 3 gif if k lv iff' X . , .2014 'Why should I recite in class? Theyallread the same book I do. By the time anything gets to me, it's a prob- lio n 777cLZurcv. Days are for sleeping. Nights are for livingl' my Z .. It is a proven fact: Blondes have more Dm. When I am always right, I know there's something wrong, CluAQm17Aye!glU- What's ny ambition? Boat ing and fishing. Wine, women, and song ruin men so I quit singing. R 'Nh- My favorite time of year is lent--'Lanth' . HMMZJW After much deliberation and research, I have come to the conclusion that woman will be the last thing civilized by man. ,lzmfw She doesn't think much, but man she does a lot! Gtedmwfdyffffl I'm not sleepy--the class just isn't interesting. t PW '7 7ao'vU Bewarel I may do something sen sational. It is easy to be brave from a safe distance. XS SSL. X-ABWAXQQBEX What could I tell my grandchildren if I spent all my time studying. Z3 frown, You must speak up to be heard, and shut up to be appreciated. I have everything under control all the time. I'm not really so taJJ.-- you're just too shortl' Laugh and I'l1 laugh with you: study and you study alone. M-Hgvazmsf Success canes from wide- awake days rather than from sleepless nights. Www 'Good humor is wisdom and person- ality combined.- 'Education is the ability to listen to almost any- thing without losing your Wren B Qhofvvv-0 rmwkpgand age is when a girl is too old for Teddy Bears and too young for wolves. .r's' W was Kell 'I think more than you I never think of the future. NR be I think I wink. It comes too soon. but 'SYS 8 awfxnfsigxl CLASS OOIDRS: Ivory and Royal Blue CLASS FIDWER: White Mmn Tipped in Blue way.n CLASS MJTTO: There will always be frontiers to conquer as long as -men PM aww fe www Qmuz Olena, 'Your grip on success de- pends largely on the other He who knows little I may be short but I 11 soon repeats it. get around. , rea y things you are willing to let go. ..- sv.. - -. ..., . .-,.,.....e... - Members Of The Student Council ROW 1: K. Steva, S. Kruse, M. Engelhardt, K. Kutzbach. ROW 2: N. Schultz, V. Pres: J. Johanningmeier, Sec. ROW 3: J. Joh- anningmeier, Pres: H. Ihenfeldt, J. Mel- cher, Mr. Lau. They establish our codes . . . and plan the Homecoming festivities, the school's Christmas party, the Alumrrl Ihnce, and other school parties. The members of the council are chosen when the class officer elections are held. The freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior class presidents are automatic representatives. The senior class elects two other representatives, while one other representative is elected from each of the other classes. The officers of the council are elected by the representatives themselves. The president must be one of the seniors who is not the senior class president. The vice-president is the other senior, and the secretary is elected from the remaining representatives. The high school principal is the sponsor of the student council. One Of The Preparations For Homecoming--Decorating The Float Left to right: S. Kruse, N. Schultz, J. Johanningmeier, M. Engelhardt. Jo Johanningmeier, J. Melcher, K. Steve, p K. Kutzbach, H. Ihenfeldt, Mr. Iau. CUSTUDIANS: W Y rn TEACHERS AIDS! ROW 1: George Balekos, Carl Schmidt. ROW 2: Left: Mrs' Bud wall' Right: Mrs' Louis seitz, Carl Beall. Not shown: vom Harlan Kottman- Birdsell. Qur helping hands SECRETARY: V Mrs. Harold James. oss' FARMERSBURG COOK Mrs. Carl Schmidt. A MONQXIA COOKS: Left to right: Mrs. Joe Mists, Mrs. LUANA COOKSS Arno Dickman, Mrs. Clifford Starkey, Left to right.: Mrs. Lynn Hrmgartner, Mrs. Harold Jams, Mrs. Les Baker, Mrs. Carl Beall, and Mrs. Harry Gordon. and Mrs. Robert Jacobson. .P 1 X 3 4 I K I P ! ! I I l l -'73 Vt lb Cliccltion O 'v . 2.m -1121212 . 4u!.......nmlnnm. Arno Blumhagen May 6, 1908 - January 26, 1967 Arno Blumhagen was a bus driver for our school for fourteen years. During this time, he had the same bus route south of Monona. Many boys and girls rode on his bus during their entire school years at M-F-L. Duties of a bus driver go far beyond safe driving. They include friendly encouragement to a reluctant first-day kindergarten pupil to a. stern repri- mand for youthful enthusiasm on the part of older boys and girls. He took a sincere interest in his passengers and awarded them with treats at Christmas and the last day of school. His acts of thoughtfulness and spon- taneous kindness endeared him to the students of M-F-L. J acld.e Bernhard April 20, 19148 - July ll, 1956 Jackie Bernhard, who would hgve been a. member of the class of 1967, lost his life in a. haying accident. J aclde had completed the first grade and would have entered the sec- ond grade at Monona tha.t fall. He was a. member of the Monona Methodist Sunday School. His classmates will remember Jack- ie as the typical little boy who liked to play ball, roller skate, and enjoy outdoor sports. X 4, f was 5 f - 1' ,n,u.., ,. r , Q, K all NATIONAL HONOR socnew S7 Mr. Vangen served as master of ceremonies. Mr. Iau presenting Harlan Ihlen- feldt with a certificate naming him as a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship contest. Candle-lighting ceremony. ROW 1: M. Carroll, C. Miller, D. Walter, D. Schef. fert. ROW 2: K. Ivan, E. Swestka, M. Gunderson, N. Schultz, H. Ihlenfeldt. On March 20, 1967, seven students were inducted into the Blanche Sherman chapter of the National Honor Society in the multi-purpose room of the Monona center. These students were selected by the faculty on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and servzlce. The program was planned by Donna Lou Scheffert and Harlan Ihlenfeldt, inductees of 1966, and a committee of the faculty. Special guests were parents of the members of the society. Following the program, a reception was held for the members, their parents, and faculty in the home economics room. Entertainment consisted of a vocal trio and instrumental duet. :Vi n.. Clayton County Champions in 1932-33 ROW 1: B. Walks, A. Kuhse, M. Mueller, V. Benzing, P. Gossman, P. Hafke, H. Corlett. ROW 2: Coach D. M. Coffman, R. Mueller, K. Thompson, B. little, E. Johnson, C, Ipoby, Supt. C. R. Johnson. Q19 og Girls basketball has been popular in our community forinamr years, these girls played on the team in Inana in 1918. ROW 1: Amanda Kemps, De Etta Rekow Landt, Pearl Land Zurcher, Veryle Nichols Miller. ROW 23 Florence Iinclroth Swenson, Hilda Kamps Engelhardt, AnUBurdick, Helen Trmnan Eno. fx 7 sgfeetv We ,xwiu 1 NW' now 1: Pem Bernhardt, Will vu1. Weijs X' .Vg , graf, Irwin Hazlett, Donald Klin- ly 1:91, F1oydSchwab. ROW2: Prof. me-fi Wm. Antes, Clarence Germs, George Frohwein, Weiner Wappler, Frank Ulish, Leslie Suith. Sports cmd Ctiviti es When the three school districts merged in 1962, each school brought an impressive record of achievements of their students in all facets of school activities. Searching among rscordswe discov- ered that the Ivana boys basketball team advanced to the state tournament in Des Moines in 1935 but were de- feated :Ln the first game. Marv residents remember that in 1951 and 1952 the girls of Monona advanced to the finals at the state tournament and finished as the run- ners up with Noma Schoulte receiving special recognition. As indicated in the picture, Far- mersburg produced a boys county bas- ketball conference winner in 1932-33. Groups Are Chosen Due to basketball ganes and wrest- ling meets occurring on the same nights, the cheerleaders are divided into groups of four. These two groups alternate for the events and halfway through the season, the groups are changed, allowing each girl to cheerlead with different cheerleaders . Left to right: J. Clements, J. Johan- ningmeier, CHeadI: D. Walter, B. Fascher, N. Dettmann, M. Ehgelhardt, A. Peters, K. Jacobson, CHeadl: L. Rlveland. They 1f0mOfG School spirit . - sls- ssst A BULLDOGS! New Arrangement Beginning in the fall of 1967. all freshman girls interested in cheerlead- ing may qualify for junior varsity. If a ophomore girl did not make varsity during the spring, she may try out for junior varsity that fall. Left to right: N. Dettmann, B. Fascher. J. Jchanningmeier, CI-Ieadlz K. Jacobson, QHeadD: M. Ehgelhardt, A. Peters, D. Walter, L. Riveland, J. Clements. It wou1dn't be Football , Basketball, or Wrestling Without the Cheerleaders . GIRLS SOFTBALL ROW 1: K, Marovets, J. Wiethorn, C. Olson, G. Baade, J. Christiansen, L. Henderson, D. Schef- fert, Mr. Roby, Coach. ROW 2: J. Kruse, K. Staley, L. Moon, N. Schultz, M. Gunderson. L. Keeh- ner, S. Nuehring, J. Baker. ROW 3: B. Schultz, V. Burckart, P. Ferguson, M. Huff, S. Nieland, C. Huinker, M. Landt, J. Thompson, D. Wilker. ROW lb: J. Grove, N, Wagner, D. Thiesen, M. Haz.. elett, S. Kruse, L. Zittergruen, D. Peuker, K. Christianson, D. Bez-ns, S. Knockel. TVLQCLYI buf md1P-wncmwf SOFTBALL sEAsoN's 111200210 WW QQ. M-F-L 2 F1'Lka,der 12 ' 1 M-F-L 6 West Union 8 Q31 M-F-L 3 North Winneshiek 7 ,,,,, ,,.. 1 Wfvg M-F-L 11 mkaderq 19 , J W M-F-L 5 North winnesmek 22 ' A M-F-L 28 Garnavillo 1 rm . M-F-L 3 West Central 12 f M-F-L 10 Mar-Mac 5 M- F-L 15 Garnavlllo 3 M-F-L 9 Ma1--Mac 5 Don't tell me. I know J 3' V. , 1 .,..,. to 1 what vm mlm. about' . in 1 1 ff -'S Niifii s fr hnhthh sf' - 1. no 1, yqrfgifhi, 1-I g A 1,454 .1 1 .' , 'W au n what do we do today' Coach' u p M1 V' J , I - 'V A V Q' , 3 fem A H A J ,L A 9' k , WL 5, ,5 4 , f.. , nge.. N141 ' -w ir , ,, 1 W ,, Q, I jf f f rfm, , ' QV A A ' , - ,J ,,A -52r,'.'1?:: fg,j:1Qt 1. 1 .1 5 1' . E FOOTBALL BOYS ROW 1: S. Hass, J. Klinge, D. Montour, A. Wagner, B. Henderson, D. Keehner, J. Johanningneier, L. Zittergruen, R. Bossard, D. Huinker, R. Torkelson, K. Ryan. ROW 2: R. Co1.'L-lns, Mgr.: C. Mbnserud,W. Erickson, T. Wessels, R. Henning, D. Wessels, D. Goeke, M. Baade, B. Monserud, B. Cowell, B. Wiethorn, R. Corlett, L. Swestka, Mgr. ROW 3: D. Hagensick, B. Bossard, F. Bollman, R. Huinker, T. Gray, R. Sieg, J. Johanningmeier, D. Schultz, R. Lenth, M. Peters, M. Huinker, S. Peglow. ROW I+: M. Krambeer, Mgr.: R. Snith, J. Leas, G. F91-guson,,M. Fields, J. Heins, S. Peters, K. Keehner, S. DeSotel, L. Suddendorf, C. Howard, L. Johanningneier, K. Steva, Mgr. they ,slay Uwe game o cleswe The Bulldogs ended the year with a 3 wins and 5 losses record The Bulldogs averaged 165 yards rushing per game and 23 yards per game by passing The scoring leaders were Jeff Klinge 29 points, Dale Goeke, 21+ points, and Dean Mmtour, 20 points Joe Johanningmeier was named to the Upper Mssissippi all conference offensive and defensive teams, Dave Keehner to the offensive team, and Louis Zittergruen and Dean Mantour to the honorable mention list Mr Heald Assis ' t Coach Hr Vangen Head Coach Mr Dohse As sis ' 1: Coach Co captain Dave Keehner Co captain Joe Johanningmeier .gr 'Q' ,ij e 9-o Spg-.Q 5 Nimibvg gf. 3 K a--f P f. ,TF -...f 5. f . I I Q O .- I . , o I 0 s 5 0 o C I - .- av v'7 5 -Z . Q 5, if 4 , ,3.f.'-in sw es .sei - ,is re' X Q Q- z , . W .37 Q in .tw ,, .753 X N' I ' H Q fd 5 Q' 1 x' L , fl an X a li 3 gv .aw Sf 'rx ,- i'5'f' is 5,5 jpg , . , , X o X '. Ufjgwj s ' .ff A. H r I... 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Queen Jacque crowns Joe Jo- hanningmeier king at the dance. ROYALTY Left to right: Mary Gunderson, Louis Zit- tergruen, Donna. Lou Scheffert, Dean Montour, Queen Jacque Wiethorn, King Joe Johanningmeier, King Candidates also selected by Patti Huinker, Ron Bossard, Nancy Schultz, the Senlor class are: Dave Keehnerv and Ihve Keehner. Louis Zittergruen, Ron Bossard, Joe Joha-nningmej-era and Tinnn 'Mnwkn-n-n 8 1 my Y F- Queen candidates waiting for the big moment. Have change for a five? On the run! Bob Henderson Red flag!! leading the pack, The Queen and King take the first step. The eyes of M-F-L are upon you. A slow waltz? Would you believe the frug? GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: J. Christiansen, C. Olson, G. Baade, L. Henderson, D. Scheffert, J. Baker. ROW 2: S. Kruse, L. DeSote1, M. Gunderson, L. Moon, N. Schultz. ROW 3: Mr. Roby, L. Timmerman, Mgr.: L. Keehner, L. Zittergruen, S. Nuehring, K. Zieman, J. Thompson, Mgr.: G. Wilker, Mgr.: Mrs Healdn Several girls from the varsity team received special honors this year. Linda Keehner was named to the first team all-conference and all-state hon- orable mention. Linda DeSotel was named to the second team all-conference. Mary Gunderson, Donna Lou Scheffert, and Nancy Schultz received all- conference honorable mention. High Scoring Forwards Linda DeSOte1 362 Donna'Lou Scheffert 346 Mary Gunderson 289 High Rebounders Linda Keehner G Donna Lou Scheffert F 109 Judy Baker G 89 fart Mary Gunderson F Linda DeSotel F 75 70 East Buchanan Garnavillo Maquoketa Valley M-F-L Mar-Mac Edgewood-Colesburg Starmont Guttenberg South Winneshiek East Allamakee 160 Nancy Schultz G 12h Co-captains: Mary Gunder- son and Donna Lou Schef- Season's Statistics Wo' Q Lost 12 GIRLS UPPER MISSISSIPPI CCNFERENCE STAND 12-1 12-1 11-2 8-5 7-6 6-7 5-8 2-11 2-11 0-13 INGS IQ-U11 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: L. Friederich, M. Knapp, W. Erickson, J. Melcher, D. Goeke, I-1. Peters, J. Sass, A. Schroeder. ROW 2: R. Collins, Mgr.: M. Baade, J. Chamberlain, D. Little, D. Keehner, M. Hedemann, IfIgr.g R. Larson, R. Corlett, H. Hedemann, J. I-Ioon, Mr. Babcock. X 3 x --wx.. 2 1 e Co-captains: David Keehner and Jim Sass. Season's Statistics Won 11 Lost 9 Four players from the.boys varsity be sketball. team received recognition this year. David Keeh- ner and Roger Larson were named to the first team all-conference. Dale Goeke was chosen second team all-conference, and Jim Sass received hon- orable mention. High Rebounders David Keehner 216 Jim Moon 185 Roger Larson 11-P3 High Sc ores Roger Larson 335 Dale Goeke 261 Jim Sass 213 David Keehner 191 J im Moon 153 BOYS UPPER MISSISSIPPI CCNFERENCE STANDINGS 923 South Winneshiek East Allamakee Starmont M-F-L East Buchanan Maquoketa. Valley Garnavillo Guttenberg Mar-Mac Edgewood-Colesburg 12-1 11-2 11-2 9-1+ 7-6 7-6 4-9 3-10 1-12 0-13 8b6 8b6 692 538 538 308 231 077 O00 GIRLS JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: K. Nuehring, C. Darby, B. Schultz, K. Marovets, D. Wilker, N. Wagner. ROW 2: M. Huff, C. Olson, G. Baade, M. Hazlett, D. Thiesen, D. Peuker, L. Henderson. ROW 3: G. Wilker, Mgr.: S. Kruse, J. Christiansen, L. Moon, L. Zittergruen, Mr. Heald, D. Berns, J. Erickson, S. Nueh- ring, J. Thompson, Mgr. LL ' g2:iZnJStra?is:Jiis9 Lost 5 CLTYL P 1 O 11 S Both the ,junior varsity boys and girls were the northern division champions. A play-off game was held between the southern and northern division champions to decide Season Statistics the Upper Mississippi Conference champions. -Boys JN.. won 14 Lost 0 The boys won their championship while the girls lost. JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: S. DeSotel, J. Leas, L. Riveland, D. Johnson, K. Steva, B. Wiethorn, W. Erickson, J. Heins. ROW 2: M. Krambeer, R. Sass, S. Peters, G. Knockel, K. Kutzbach, R. Lamker, R. Sass, R. Hass, T. Gray, C. Monserud, D. Schultz. ROW 3: R. Collins, Mgr.: M. Peters, L. Swest-ks., D. Izlttle, R. Corlett, Mr. Vangen, B. Tilmuerman, H. Hedemann, G. Ferguson, M. Hedemann, Mgr. 31 LJ 4'1 ,pw- 131' 'PH 5 ll A A NNQW X lim-:if -A M-E. W' W My f an Q3 Q L .fo 'W 3 an X ' f li E 5 ROW 1: V. Miller, G. Wilker, D. Scheffert, B. Sanger, N. Wagner, J. Christiansen, L. Hender.. son, Mr. Roby, Coach. ROW 2: B. Schultz: Mgr.: K. Marovets, D. Wilker, J. Thompson, K Staley, G. Baade, D. Thiesen. ROW 3: L. Keehner, S. Nuehring, D. Barns, M. Huff, C., Darby M. Gunderson, D. Peuker, C. Olson. ROW 4: B. Moon, S. Kruse, K. Nuehring, D. Monroe, J Erickson, L. Moon, L. Zittergruen. They rem to victor This is the first year that the Upper Missis- sippi Valley Conference has held a track meet for girls. The M.-F-L girls placed first in eight events which enabled them to ca ture first lace P P at the meet held at Delhi. They have hopefully ' set a precedent for the hzture track girls by winning this title. D, e gb The girls also placed third in the District f I Meet and fourth in the Girls Invitational which f 3 were both held at mmm. 2 c Five girls went to state in three events. Doris Berns went in the ll-I-P0 yard run. Joan Christ- ianson, Donna Inu Soheffert, Vicki Miller, and Bernice Sanger qualified for state in the 320 yard shuttle relay and the 1440 yard relay. The girls running in the 320 yard shuttle relay and Doris Berns, N-P0 yard run, were undefeated all season Cowaptainss mmm Inu until the state track meet. Scheffert and Mary Gun' derson. State track meet participants. Does she, or doesn't she? She does' RON 1: S. Peglow, B. Johanningmeier, K. Welch, L. Hoth, R. Sass, D. Schlitter, R. Sass, M. Burckart, Mgr., Mr. Babcock, Coach. ROA 2: Mr. Vangen, D. Ihde, C. Monserud, D. Meyer, T. Gray, R. Lenth, J. Sass, K. Ryan, B. Monserud, B. Grady. RON 3: L. Swestka, K. Steva, J. Klinge, M. Peters, B. Cowell, R. Huinker, D. Wheeland, B. Wiethorn, L. Suddendorf, Mgr. RON LP: D. Hagensick. L. Goeke, H. I-Iedeman, D. Monroe, L. Zittergruen, C. Howard, R. Barns, R. Torkelson, G. Ferguson, J. Lenth. ffhey 'l Cl1'L on und. on The 1967 boys track team placed fourth in the Upper Mississippi Valley Conference Meet and eighth in the Bulldog Relays held at Monona. Four boys qualified for state. Bruce Manserud, Jim Sass, Louis Zittergruen, and Ken Ryan ran in the two mile relay. louis Zittergruen also qualified in the 880 yard run. I'd rather go under than over. - 'K L S - , .- SQ . ' You've got to be kidding. Mx.. ey-'40 PAA, M isa NES... ,Af 'tk as YW ef '23 MSS S-,Q ...es -A . t . f4g,sM:3g4 -W . .K 5 --,ex :S 1, :Wwe K - k L, . A - at Co-captains: Jim Sass, Daniel Meyer, and Louis Zittergruen. State track meet participants. g W 5 , M'F- MT .L X BISEBQ3, we , X 'Wy K, ,H . 10' 4? af, at - . I MIN bf g X- ROW 1: G. Knockel, G. Hangartner, D. Montour, D. Goeke, L. Friederich, F. Matthews. RDW 2: M. Krambeer, B. Henderson, D. Huinker, W. Erickson, R. Larson, S. Hass, J. Melcher, ROW 3: D. Herrmann. S. DeSote1, D. Hellen, R. Hass, B. Timmerman, R. Lamker, Mr. Heald, Coach. Qihey were I Now Coach? Now? Don Huinker was elected w this year's captain, and Roger Larson was chosen most valu- able player. SEASJIWS RECORD M.-F-L Once more with feeling! 6 Waukon 7 Is that Shy W8-Y to Sweep 10 Stamont 0 the P1097 Mar Mac 0 8 5 Waukon St. Pat's 3 5 Valley 4 V 1 Elkader 2 1+ 3 1 s .xv Lansing St. George 21+ Stamont Lansing St. George ll' 3 Waukon 4 sf 1 B a 55.1. 1 LETTERETTES ROW 1: B. Sanger, E. Schlitter, K. Jacobson, D. Scheffert, D. Wilker, C. Gehring, D. Walter, J. Wiethorn, V. lflller. ROW 2: J. Baker, M. Henkes, J. Christiansen, C. Olson, G. Heade, P. Ferguson, P. Huinker, M. Carroll. ROW 3: M. Gunderson, D. Peuker, K. Christiansen, E. Swestka, L. Less, B. Fascher, L. Henderson, K. Staley. ROW lb: Mr. Roby, J. Kruse, S. Nueh. ring, L. Keehner, N. Gruel, L. DeSote1, L. Timmeman, N. Schultz, M. Huff. Letterettes Officers 6 Donna Lou Scheffert, Pres. Jacque Wiethorn, V. Pres. v e Linda Keehner, Sec-Treas. Lettermen Officers Dean Montour, Pres. t l At 0 Dave Keehner V. Pres. S Joe Johanningmeier, Sec-Treas. Cl' 6 I C LETTERMEN ROW 1: L. Wilker, S. Marovets, D. Goeke, M. Peters, J. Lenth, K. Steva, W. Erickson, D. Schultz, D. Montour. ROW 2: B. Henderson, J. Sass, B. Wiethorn, S. Hass, L. Zittergruen, R. Bossard, J. Johanningmeier, R. Henning, S. Russett. ROW 3: J. Melcher, J. KILlnge, R. Iarson, J. Moon, R. Torkelson, B. Cowell, C. Monserud, A. Peterson. ROW lb: B. Monserud, D. Huinker, D. Keehner, D. Hagensick, M. Baade, K. Ivan, M. Huinker, A. Wagner. f f f' sgggi K 2 Y Q, i , L' X-WX ,, A 14, mki'-35' EYE:-if j Eg Q59 r j 3,AQ-if an We . x v1f f t A .4 X , ., ll iff f49' QV ss A-X ig S ,I , xl ,Egg I it ' if W 'wa-i'?5?? fy I Q fig? ff y i k X V kwfil dx in i ,V g 4536 A - :J QV. ,We ' SN ' Jr SI . 5' 1 E513 . 135 A 1 A 'M xxx F.. K. im M' .f-. r! -1 ,Pl Q Q mf .3 WJ X X ix ON , r 70 fffw K if ,MVR f ,, ,J :- x X W W X xx NX X , xx xi X ' X 3 ? 1 N 5 -4. . v f 'K Yo N , 1. 1 , f X V,3. .bk X. N X ' Ex N R f,.A'H'f X , , ,. V X f , c , 'X l' , -v ,, ., . 5' xx? XX M. MN Xi ' v Q ,fi ' '? fa' , l , x ? 5 ' T' N 1 degli y X4 1' xx X W - 9 i W X 'iulfgf-1' K an A , , Q -S , A A xii' -pf .iii Q . -: he X. 9 . v-.1 WN, IQ' 157' Y x l .xi 'Y yx- - 'L' . r un. i .vw v, . fv- xx, v Y 7 U YH 3-dnsug Soft and slow, loud and lousy. More of the same. Pep band for basketball. Pep band for football. Many changes made in 75 years Today, almost 2140 students play instruments. Most of these students begin in the fifth grade and take lessons weekly. Thirty years ago only about fifty students played instru- ments. They took their lessons in the boiler room where no noise could distract the stu- dents in the other parts of the school. They were under the direction of an itinerate band director who came oncea week, in contrast to the concert band. rehearsals now held every day during a scheduled class period. Receive special honor BAND OFFICERS Laura McNichols and Louis Zittergruen were selected to go to Europe with the School Band of Amenca' secretary: H. Ihlenfeldt, vie. Pres id nt. Junior High Band 8 RON 1: S. Mlller, B. Lange, D. Hurting, C. Wachter, R. Sieg, C. Rossbach. RON 2: R. Benzing, A. Heins, P. Monserud, R. Johanningmeier, J. Meyer, C. Hamann, K. Fascher, D. Schroeder, D. Russett, M. Olson. RCN 3: S. Wiethorn, M. Hazlett, J. Hedemann, J. Ash- line, S. Kottrnan, T. McCune, R. Gray, W. Russett, D. Olson, C. Lestina, K. Gramlich, A. Hagensick, L. Suddendorf, M. Meyer, G. Goettler, K. Wilker, J. Blumhagen. RUN I+: D. Peuker, W. Possegl, N. Luster, S. Baade, C. Corlett, K. Dettman, Miss Hoff, S. Victor, S. Hagensick, D. DeSote1, K. Fields, D. Darby, R. Nevermann, R. Kirkeberg, A. Miller, D, Ihde, P. Moore. RON 1: D. Scheffert, Treasurer, J Wiethorn, President. RUN 2: R. Bossard, Representative: L. Schave 7 7 'QT 2f 1e'f.z'59i? 11- . 5 W .,, Q 1, 1- mg sq M 'M ,, Q M fm J, K m -- gg-, Q..- ii v A Ni. Q.. ww , , N Qs E w 1 x x s i ' gf 4yA, x ' , X58 'I ai S xi: x 1 ' m R ! it Y 6 l X. . N. ,I Q X A A lg K .. S5 f K is K Lifii . .Q . -E K 'g kg? - f 1 4 K . Ll 1 Y if? Q ig f 1 1 2 NESS! 'a 5 fi . fl: ' A V Q- ' .vw ffm ftmil FJ SE Q9 'M' G 90 W Q Q5 Q .fx Q. ei 3 f f C 5 ii - sd Q ,,,. ., ,.,: A 4? , Khxx : : 't S Y 1 , Q V Q H 'fir ' iw T155 is 535' Q6 39, vig' gwrfg if se ,, Q 4, k Q Q 1 5' 5 .ff ff W' W . Q' Q H fm H9 Q , 9 . Ex xy M ts 't 1,1 ,Q M 4 O,-' SQ, , ga 4 .. k K - i 'K' . K ,. i . . MA si 1 K 3 ? X 2 1 f - e 1 iii, X ia' SECRETARIAL PRACTICE ROW 1: J. Wiethorn, Sec. to Hr. Wachter: E. Schlttter, Sec. to Mrs. Martin: C. Bemis. 590' to MPS. Kruse: E. Shady, Mrs. Kruse, advisor for school publications. ROW 2: D. Kruse, Sec. to Mrs. Hamarm: J. Baker, Sec. to Mr. Swanson: J. Hill, M' G'-md91'S01'1. SOC. to Mr. Lau: P. Neverman. ROW 3: V. Baade, Sec. to Mr, H, JG-MSS: L. Leas, Sec. to Mr. Busse: L. Schave, Sec. to Mr. T. James: S. Huff C Zieman, Sec. to Mr. H. James. ' ' Office Practice is a course that offers They serve as secretaries one period a day girls interested in a clerical career an to 'b68Ch9I'S WY10 118179 911011811 W01'kt0W8I'1'8nt opportunity to have on-the-job training. their assistance. They s read the news Carla Berns and Linda Schave Co-editors of the Bulldog Growl I read the school page first were words that helped make the work worthwhile for the editors of the Bulldog Growl. linda Schave and Carla Berns were responsible for editing, typing, and assembling the school news for the local newspaper. They were assisted by Included in the secretarial course is a unit on Good Grooming. Mrs. Helen Saeug- ling spoke on proper make-up and skin care. Verla Baade is her model. the members of the secretarial practice class and some of the typing students. It is hoped that next year it will be possible to have a newspaper staff so that more of our students can benefit from this extra- curricular activity. EDITING STAFF ROW 1: D. Scheffert, edi- tor: S. Bentien, ass'st editor: D. Walter, copy editor. ROW 2: V. Baade, bus. mgr.: 'B. Fascher, ass'stbus. mgr.: E. Shady, typist. ROW3: D. Goeke, photographer: M. Kohler, typist: A. Voelzke, photog- rapher: not shown: J. Lang- ' ' A A holz, artist. They Yecorcl events The annual staff gratefully acknow- leges the interest shown by many mem- bers of the conununity who were so help- ful in the production of this year's annual by leaning us their old pictures. A special thanks to Dorothy Barnes for her art work, Mr. Begalske for his photography, and to Marilyn Carroll, Marcia Ambrose, Judy Johanningmeier, and Eunice Swestka for their help. BUSINESS STAFF ROA 1: D. Wilker, M. Carroll, K. Jacobson, Mr. Full- hart. RON 2: V. Baade, B. Fascher, L. Starkey, L. Lease. RCW 3: L. McNichols, L. Schave, A. Peters, E. Swestka.. RCM I+: S. Ferguson, M. Engelhardt, N. Schultz, M. Gunderson. I school Candid camera on the loose. Bigger and better than ever. f Q 1 40413. . .fb , '2 ' - ' W' f ge lf A Q A . A Q f I A f y f A S 2 f A I .ii I V '-f V 5 6 1 la.. 'ri -,.A f E qv' I wiv, tr K I X -f . ig 3 , Y A -f ' ' V . A ' - A A L 2 A O.. . wr A A f fe f ig Q 2 - 3 Q.. 1 'Rf ' X I il , aff? VV ini-7' iw '- p I . so 2- A O HV is f ,A ,fx for :iif ' 'X - Q W Six 1 , - if f', .,'- A 'gf N p A I I . ' t ve J 4 A A A ' 2 T43 M Q A - Ai A .N A-E A ' f 1 , g ig uf JUNIOR AND SENIOR FFA RQ! 1: G. Kurth, C. Smith, E. Trappe, J. Melcher, A. Wagner, A. Peterson, S. Scheffert. R011 2: A. Schroeder, R. Shady, T. Moses, W. Seglar, D. Palmer, R. Sass, Mr. Wachter. RCW 3: L. Lamborn, B. Moses, A. Schute, M. Baade, D. Keehner, W. Schlake, R. Torkelson. RCW P+: S. Hass, N. Rose, S. Kruse.. D. Schlein, M. Bentien, B. Kishman. Not Shown: J. Johanningmeier, L. Welch, L. Friederich. The history of the FFA in it 'A ml Monona started March 6, 1947. fy fix 'tj faq 5- n whenthe first chapterwas char- '1 A Q1 'A lyk 4 tered with nine members. The advisor then was Mr. W. N. Merri- man. Our present-day Vocational Agriculture instructor and FFA advisor is Mr. John L. Wachter. He is the advisor of eighty-two FFA members compared to thirty- five when he first came to Mo- nona in 1951. B. Seglar, J. Mel. cher, and A. Schroeder FFA OFFICERS receiveda silver emblem rating at the 1966 Iowa ROW 1: L. Lamborn, Reporter: A. State Fair as the State Schute, Sent1ne1:J. Melcher, Trees- Meat Animal Judging Team. urer. ROW 2: J. Johanningmeier, They judged all meat an- Vice President: M. Bentien, Presi- imals, graded meat and dent: D. Keehner, secretary, carcasses, and identi- fied cuts of meat. nik, f . -. Arnold Schute and Mike Bentien received the 31, ' Iowa State Farmer Degree Award. This award is , based upon scholarship, supervised farming pro- gram, and leadership. an f War FRESHMAN AND SOPHOPDRE FFA RCN 1: K. Maravets, D. Hotzbach, D. Palas, L. White, D. Ferguson, D. Ferguson, T. Meyer, S. Berns, D. Ball, R. Wiedenmann. RUN 2: D. Schlitter, D. Landt, R. Bossard, M. Lange, J. Steiert, R. Sass, M. Buerger, K. Keehner, R. Snith, G. Bernhard. R011 3: Mr. Wachter, J. Heins, K. Meyer, S. Marting, S. Hagensick, D. Nielsnd, D. Soride, B. Johanningmeier, R. Sass, R. Reinke, K. Welch. RCW I+: T. Miller, R. Berns, J. Lenth, H. Hedemann, D. Little J. Jchanningmeier, G. Heins, R. Henning, C. Monserud, D. Wheeland. RCW 5: B. Lenth, R. Mielke R. Moses J. Littl R. C rl tt K. Kutzbach T. Ro J. Krousi R. Lmk r D. future Robert Reinke re- ceived a gold rating in the FFA Freshman Creed Speaking Contest. The FFA Parliamentary Procedure Team, con. sisting of G. Bernhard, K. Meyer, C. Monserud, R. Henning, and R. Bossard, received a bronze emblem rating in the contest. 9 99 0 6 9 9 399 99 9 9 C11 1'YLC1 S G. Bernhard, C. Monserud, H. Hedemann, and S. Hagensick comprised the Swine Judg- ing Team at the National Barrow 1017. R. Bossard, R. Corlett, and S. Hagen.. sick received a silver emblem award as the State Dairy Cattle Judging Team at the 1966 National miry Cattle Congress. 3 .A SL.: TL apple blossom time The Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom was held on Fri- day, April 28. The banquet and entertainment was WAITERS AND WAITRESSES in the Fellowship Hall in the St. Paul Lutheran Row 1, C. Gehring' J. Neuhaus, wo wagner. Church. Preceding the dance, held in the Luana C. Fritz. -Row 2, W' Erickson' B. wiethorn, gymnasium, the program was composed of... R, Huinker, B. Lenth. ROW 32 N- L9-U1b01'11. Nu Mo Engelhardt, Lo Keehner. ROW I+: B. Cowell, D. Schultz, M. Peters, D. Monroe. ROW 5: N. Henderson, D. Wil- ker, S. Henkes, ROW 6: T. Wessels, L. Rlveland, M. Huinker. .X . - - . ,X r , s the master of cere- monies, Dale Goeke, a- lias Johnny Appleseed. . . . a look into an apple by the Wigglers , Kathy Zieman and Linda DeSote1. ...a serenade to Ellie Jane by the Eight ---8 finale as the program ends by the Apples. Left to right: J, Melchgr, R, Drifting Petals. RCN 1: A. Peters, L. Bollman, P. Knockel, M. Knapp, E. Trappe, Starkey, J. Johanningmeier, K. Jacob- B. Seglar, K. Ryan, J. Chamberlain, and S0110 R011 2: K. Ryan, S. Hass, J. Mel- S. Hass. Cher, R. Bollman. they had fha Wow, this is nice! Donlt just stand there ask me to dance! Jcime of their ives In the shade of the old apple tree sit Shelby Ben- tien and Ann Peters with their escorts Joe Melcher f' J' Eat drink, and be merry tomorrow we have to clean up! o and Steve Hass. Head Waiter Bruce Cowell Head Waitress Nola Lamborn It's time for one more glass of apple cider. A scene UIn Apple Blossom Timeu. t HH' sf F 7 we Q an V Sir Q .M .4 - .r r ---- ' an pf .,!,j, Tblk All-. l IH Q3 , Q11 A W , d X L' 'ik X I ' 1' .-Q f 5 Bartender wayne Erickson Barmaid Carolyn Gehring Oh, no! The pond sprung a leak! f 1 P A Mrs. Hamann is the di- 'P ties . QD' rector of h ctivi gf. V fr speeo a. - Z1 X rffnagxx Q L ixb Q , Dsclamation ROW 1: C. Berns, Humorous: D. Thie- sen, Storytelling: N. Wagner, Hu- morous. ROWZ: K. Ivan, Dramatic: K. Christiansen, Oratoricals L. Leas, Dramatic: D. Timmeman, Ora- toricalz M. Kohler, Oratorical. A11 the speech students participated in the speech contest at Garnavillo and the district speech contest a.t Epworth. The purpose of the contest held a.t Garnavillo was to aid the contestants for future com- petition. The district contest, held March 18, was the contest that advanced the students who had received Division I ratings to the state speech contest. 'df A I 5 I if 3 Ertemporaneous Left to right: D. Thiesen, Story- telling: B. lbnsernd, Ectemporane- ous: D. Walter, Extemporaneous. The state speech contest was held at Mason City on April 8. Ken Ryan was the only speech student who had received a Di- vision I rating at the district contest, so he advanced to the state contest where he entered into competition in Dramatic Dec- lamation and Interpretive Reading. Interpretive ROW 1: L. Herrmann, M. Fox, Ken Wan received a D1- vision II rating at the state speech contest in both Dramatic Declamation and Interpretive Reading. M. Kohler. ROW 2: C. Dwyer, C. Zieman. K. Ivan. - .. ...-,,..,5,. , ' vie' now 1: n. Barnes, N.Msyer, J. John. Row 1' J- Keehner- J- Keshnerf C- son P. Ferguson J. Grove B. Dun- wflz' R' Timemanv B' Dundee' MW dee: ww 2: Kruse, Fbx. L. go Gco Schlein. Ls To Kahn! Memohols, B. Kaiser, J. christian. - rlflv. M- Hazlett. D. Lembke. Sew C1'l 'SGw oocl .TX A A H v 515 X K now 1: s.Nue1u-1ng,J.cm-isuanson, Left to 1'-1811112 NPS- Healdf Home K. mrovets' Ns wagner. Row 2: K. Making Teacher: Mrs. N. Walz, Mrs. nu-by, 14. Huff, c. Olson, K. mshrins- Gaylord Dalke Sf Mrs' 3019? PWS' Mrs. Roy Grove. SEW FAR-SEN GOOD was the thene of the style show held May 3. The door prizes, two dec.. orated cakes, were presented to Mrs. George Martin and Mrs. David Inu. Daring the evening, Mrs. Terry Heald announced the three highest scorers in the Betty Crocker Homenaking test which was givento all the senior girls. The three girls were Nan- cy Schultz, Donna IH-eilinger, and Laura Mollichols. Laura was the recipient of the award since she had the highest score. ROW 1: K. Staley, B. Schultz, S. Knockel. ROW 2: J. Clements, ROW 1: N. WISDGIW K. Marovets, D. Thiesen, L. Riveland. ROW 3: J. mristimson, C, Olson, K. B. Moon, D. Berns, L. Zittergruen, Nuehring, L. Henderson, M. Huff. S. Kruse. 'Che walk V in style JUNIOR HIGH ROW 1: B. Kottman, K. Schroeder, S. Kuenster, K. Neverman. ROW 2: STYLE J. Meloher, L. Johanningmeier, V. Sawvell, C. Lestina, P. McKee. SHOW' At the close of their semester's work in home- making, the Jr. High girls present a style show for their mothers. One was held on January 18, and the other one was presented on May 19. The instructor is Mrs. Verdis Sohlake. ROW 1: S. Henkes, V. Hill, S. Ewing. ROW 2: P. Henkes, K. Barnes, P. Echard, C. Klima, G. G. Hoth, left: c. Kline, right. Hath' ROW 1: J. Fuelling, S. Wiet- horn, D. Olson, K. Wilker, N. Luster. Row 2: J. Henkes, P. RPW 12 D- Fef-te. P- Monserud. S. Moore, M. Meyer, Mrs. Schlake, M193-ke. B- Lange. M. Olson, S. Kott- D. Russett. mn' Row 22 A- H9i11S. G- Langholz. S0 Miller! Je M-lehringc FCIQQ Jtlxircl season Dance Iine P. Huinker, L. Schofield. D. Kruse, E. Shady, May 16, 1967 J. Baker, P. Neveman, L. nmemar., L. Meme- ho1s,' M. Gunderson, M. Henkes, N. Meyer, E. Schlitter. 67's Super Senior. T811 UP with X913-08S'Sn Our unpredictable J acque. weather predictor. Oar swingin' Swing Chorus. Kids say the darndest things! This is How the West Was Won ? 7 Seniors Tonight . Y they fake Hme X e I .. 0 5 fe .Q .E K fi? X X Rev. R. H. Steege delivered thg sermon uc - k mth The 01855 of 1967 was the first class to have Gods, and the Rea ggzdegrnauer baccalaureate services and graduation exercises gave the invocation, scripture, Enron 39 gym in the new addition Cf 0111' School and benediction at the bacca- cca ureate services were held on Sunday, May 11+ laureate service . Invocation and benediction were given by Homoa STUDENTS RSV- J- W- Pe- now 1. J. mmm-n, D.Wa1ter,H. can-on. tersen Of the now 2. D. Scheffert, N. Schultz, P. Huink- E- U- B- Church- er. Row 3: E. svestka, M. Gunderson, D. FOX. ROW 1-I-2 V. Made, M. Henkes, L. SChaV6. ROW 5: L. McNicho1s, C. Schlit- ter, J. Ihngholz. ROW 6: H. Ihlenfeldt, M. Bentien, J. Moon. Presentation of the class of 1967, May 18 Tl 61 - ClC1SS1'YLCYL esjtercluy cmd Today Physics class of 1914. Mr. Wendell Baskerville, teacher. The good old days. - A record was established when five sets of twins were enrolled in the freshman class in 1966. This con- stituted ten per cent of the class. They are Karen and Sharon Nuehring, Jolene and Joanne Keehner, Don and Dean Ferguson, Richard and Robert Sass, and Karen and Keith Marovets. ROW 1: P. Wagner, L. Christofferson, D. Gehring, K. Jacobson, J. Johanningmeier, B. Neu- haus, J. Echard, B. Dundee, B. Snith. ROW 2: S. Bentien, C. Olson, B. Sanger, J. Johnson, B. Monserud, D. Goeke, J. Brown, S. Russett, G. Victor, Mrs, Heald. ROW 3: Mr. F1:lIl.hart, E. Trappe, T. Moses, A. Peterson, D. Palmer, S. Scheffert, R. Sass, L. Friederich. R- 501111811- Glass CLASS OFFICERS: RCM 1: D. Gehring, Treasurer: J . Johanningmeier, Stu- dent Councilg R. Kurth, Secretary. I 9 6 RUN 2: J. Melcher, President: K, Ryan, Vice-President. ROW 1: L. O'Nea1, K. Christiansen, B. Landt, M. Burrack, L., Ambrose, L. Herrmann, D. Tim,- me M Amb ' rman, . rose, M. Ellers, A. Peters, C. Miller. ROW 2: S. Ferguson, L. Starkey, B. Fascher, N. Gruel, M. Kohler, R. Kurth, J. Kruse, J. Rodas, K. Zieman, L. DeSote1. ROW 3: J. Klinge, M. Baade, J. Melcher, B. Seglar, K. Ryan, C. Snith, D. Wessels, C. Richardson, J. Howard, S. Pahs, A. Schroeder. ROW I+: L. Goeke, M. Knapp, B. Kishman, N. Rose, R. Torkel- son,- S. Kruse., S. Hass, P. Knockel, D. Schlein, D. Ez-be, J. Chamberlain, Mr. Lau. mn f v f--,, g2 u.. . X 2 1 - ' ROW 1 E Engelhardt, J Ashline, L link, K Welch, N. Iamborn, T. McShane, S. Henkes, N Henderson, L Kuenster ROW 2 Mr Babcock, C Radloff, S. Johnson, N. Dettmann, M, Engel. hardt J Drahn L Keehner, A Olds K Kammerer, D. Peuker. J. Thompson. ROW 3: L. Jo hanningmeier, D Whittle, R Lenth, J Lenth, B Cowell, R. Huinker, F. Mathews, C. Monse rud, G Heins, M Peters, J Johanningmeier ROW 4 L. Swestka, T. Miller, H. Hedemann, R Collins, B Timmennan, R Corlett, D Little, D Monroe, R. Berns, K. Steva. CLASS OFFICERS: RUN 1: S. John- son, Secretary:C. Gehring, Treas- urer: M. Engelhardt, Student Coun- cil. RON 2: B. Wiethorn, Vice- Presidentg K. Steva, President. ROW 1 V Miller, C Johnson, P Ferguson, J Drahn, J. Neuhaus, W. Wagner, C. Fritz, M McCune, V Burckart, M Bollman, M Henkes ROW 2 S. Schlitter, M. Lsndt, J. Steiert, B Bossard, D Ihde, S Hagensick, M Krambeer, M Wall, G. Bernhard, C. Gehring, D. Wilker- ROW 3 M Lange, D Schultz, G Hangartner, R Sieg, B. Grady, T. Gray, L. Rlveland, M Huinker, T Wessels, S Peglow, G Knockel, Mr Begalske. ROW I+: L. Hoth, W. Erickson, L Friedlein, R Mielke, F Bolhuan, M Schutte, T Rose, J. Krousie, D. Johnson, B. Wiethorn R Henning RW 1: B. Dzndee, M. Fox, C. Barnes, T. Nieland., D. Henkes, L. Meyer, S. Knockel, J. Keeh- ner, C. Walz, R. Timmerman, D. Theisen, N. Wagner, B. Moon. RUN Z: J. Keehner, D. Monroe, K. Staley, L. Henderson, J. Christiansen, D. Herrmann, S. Grady, P. Steiert, L. Radloff, J. Erickson, M. Huff, S. Kruse. RUN 3: C. Darby, D. Wheeland, M. Hazlett, C. Rose, D. Lembke, K. Nuehrlng, L. Moon, L. Zittergruen, D. Soride, R. Lambker, D. Berns, J. Griffin, RCM I+: C. Schlein, S. Nuehring, D. Moore, D. Martins, K. Kutzbach, M. Fields, R. Moses, L. Suddendorf, J. Little, C. Howard, D. flagensick, G. Ferguson. lass o 1970 Seated: Richard Sass, Secretary: K. Kutzbach, President: and Shelly Kruse, Student Cbuncil. Standing: Lynn Riveland, Treasurer: and Liana Henderson, Vice President. ROW 1: Mr. Goettler, J. Tieden, C. Huinker, D. Palas, K. Marovets, K. Marovets, G. Wilker, J. Clements, R. Wiedenmann, D. Klotzbach, D. Ball, M. Burckart. B. Schultz, Mr. Vangen. ROW 2: K. Keehner, S. DeSote1, D. Ferguson, D. Schultz, L. White, T. Meyer, D. Ferguson, 0. Dettnann, R. Sass, R. Hass, D. Scnlitter, M. Buerger. ROW 3: R. Reinke, S. Nuehring, L. Riveland, R. Smith, C. Olson, J. Heins, G. Baade, D. Ryan, K. Wagner, R. Olds, R. Sass, P. Auterman. ROW I+: D. Hellen, D. Landt, K. Welch, T. Wendt, B. Johanningmeier, J. Leas, S. Peters, B. Doom, K. Meyer, S. Marting, D. Victor, R. Gundersen. RCN 1: K. Neverman, B. Lange, S. Plelke, K. Schroeder, D. Fette, S. Ewing, K. Wilker, D Olson, S. Henkes. RCN 2: Mrs. Schlake, M. Meyer, K. Nuehring, J. Melcher, B. Kottman, P Moore, P. Henkes, C. Klima, P. McKee, V. Hill. RUM 3: G. Both, J. Fuelling, S. Wlethorn, P. Monserud, S. Kottman, J. Henkes, S. Kuenster, M. Olson, J. Timmerman. RUN U: G. Langholz V. Sawvell, K. Barnes, P. Ferguson, C. Lestina, L. Johanningmeier, S. Miller, A. Heins, D Russett. Not present: N. Luster, P. Echard. giglwlclfl grad Left to right: G. Snith, Treas- 11-Per: D. DeSote1, Vice-President: S. Sedlmayrv President? M. Olson, Sec- retary. RCM 1: B. Lubbers, D. DeSote1, R. Richard, V. Johnson, J. Blumhagen, D. Ihde, L. Suddendorf, R. Johanningneier, J. Elsbury. ROW 2: Mr. Kasemeier, L. Muller, R. Starkey, T. Kann, B Moses, D. Moon, J. Brown, K. Fields, D. Torkelson. RCN 3: A. Wirkler, T. Olds, S. Radloff S. Sedlmayer, A. Peterson, R. Zurcher, S. Hagensick, D. Miller. RUN U: S. Victor, G. Smith, R. Benzing, L. Olson, D. Landt, C. Hamann, R. Gehrlng, K. McShane. RW 1: Ml Ewing, Sl Schlitter, Jo Johnson, Jo Funlc, Co Glawe, Ko Henning, Ko Ro Sieg. ROW 2: Mrs. Boardman, R. Zurcher, A. Horns, M. Hazlett, D. Peulcer, K. Fascher, W. Russett, D. Marting, C. Wachter. ROW 3: C. Rossbach, N. Lamborn, D. Schrader, K. Horns. J. Hedeman, J. Meyer, G. Goettler, L. Wirlcler. ROW Lv: M. Krambeer, S. Schrader, P. Monroe, L. Schlitter, C. Corlett, K. Shady, W. Possehl. SQVQ11 I1 51 ClCi CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: G. Goettler, Presidentg R. Kirkeberg, Vice- Presidentg J. Meyer, Secretary- Treasurer. RW 1? W- 11139. R- J0h8hI!iY1gIY18i0!', S. Fick, L. Dundee, G. Wiedenmann, M. Krousie, D. Palas, S. Goltz, R. Marovets, Mr. Grant. RU.-I 2: K. Karnmerer, A. Miller, R. Gray, J. Donlon, R. Kirkeberg, R. Mohs, T. McCune, D. Darby, B. Christiansen. RCN 35 S. Mielke, A. Hagensick, J- Ffwlline. D- Kurth. S- Beads. R- Drahn, A. Landt, J. wagner, M. Walz, J. Palas. RON Ln R. Nevermann, J. Klinge, L. Wolter, K. Kurth, A. Rodas, R. Grove, L. Lenth, K. Gramlich. Lmior 9 Activities CHEERLEADERS M-F-L 12 M-F-L 20 M-F-L 0 M-F-I.. 32 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL Left to right: lynn Johamling- meier, Vicki Hill, Sue Kuenster, Sue Schlitter, and Pam Henkes. Season' s Record Po stville '42 Elkader 0 Fayette 13 Arlington O RUN 1: A. Hagensick, R. Kirkeberg, R. Drahn, D. Kurth, J. Donlon, R. Johanningmeier. RCM 2: Mr. Grant, D. DeSote1, S. Radloff, R. Mohs, D. Ihde, D. Torkelson S. Ha ensick Mr. Bab k. g coo RCM 3. R. Zurcher, L. Lenth, D. Miller, B. Lubbers, D. Fie1ds,,J. Klinge. REM I+: R. Geh- ring, Mgr., K. MoShane, S. Victor, G. Smith, R. Grove, K. Gramlioh, S. Sedlmayer, Mgr., T. Olds. Y x fx' Si 1 'RX D L fum. lj M2 ttN i'W2E X 'fi . ' ff W '55 v 1 S , S. 3, ix.. D EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL RON 1: M. Olson, P. McKee, N. Luster, S. Ewing, K. Schroeder, K. Wilker. RCW 2: P. Monserud, J. Henkes, S. Kottman, C. Klima, J. Nuehring, P. Echard, C. Lestina. RON 3: G. I-Ioth, Mgr.: G. Langholz, V. Sawvell, P. Ferguson, Mr. Venter, Coach: A. Heins, D. Rus- sett, S. Miller, Mgr.: J. Fuelling, Mgr. CHAMPIONS e Season's Statistics Eighth Grade Girls: won 8 Lost O Season's 'Stgwtistics Seventh Grade Girls: Won 3 Lost 5 Ll, I 6 O Q S SEVENTH GRADE GIRIS BASKETBALL HDW 1: A. Horns, R. Sieg, D. Pueker, D. Marting, C. Glawe, K. Dettmann, J. Johnson, M, Ewing. ROW 2: G. Goettler, C.wachter, K. Fascher, J. Meyer, D. Schrader, W. Rus- sett, M.Haz1ett. ROW 3: W. Possehl, C. Corlett, P. Monroe, S. Schroeder. C. Rossbach, N. Lamborn. J. Hedemann, Mr. Venter. COGCTI' 4 4 43 L 34 L L au . QSSR Q' . N 1 5 Lg-3.4 5 ,- ki Q 3 9 , . 9 3 L. Nfl . ' 3 3 S, 5. 3 l 2 ' SBBJ I K I B3 mA S. Baade, B. Christiansen, T. McC1me, L. Wolters, J. Palas. ROW 3: L. Lenth, A. Rodas, K. Gramlich, R. Grove, J. Klinge. ROW 4: D. Landt, Mgr.: Mr. Grant, Ray Richards 3 '32 I EIGHTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL ROW 1: J. ELsbury, V. Johnson, D. Ihde, D. DeSotel, B. Lubbers, T. Karm. ROW 2: S. Sedl mayer, S. Hagensick, S. Radloff, D. bbon, R. Gehring, I-ir. Grant. ROW 3: R. Zurcher, A Wirkler, K. McShane, T. Olds, R. Benzing. ROW 4: D. Landt, Mgr.: R. Richards, Mgr.: G Smith, Mgr. Season ' s Statistics FE I Eighth Grade Boys: Won 3 Lost 5 CU 'C , Sesson's Statistics Seventh Grade Boys: Won 1+ Lost 1+ -lx SEVENTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL ROW 1: S. Fine, R. Marovets, M. Krousie, D. Palas, R. Mohs, R. Kirkeberg, D. Kurth. ROW 2 9 Mgr' KI Ns! MJ JR. HIGH GIRLS TRACK Val! RON 1: R. Zurcher, C. Schroeder, B. Lange, D. Olson, C. Glawe, S. Henkes, K. wilker, J. Johnson, S. Schlitter. RON 2: S. Ewing, M. Olson, G. Goettler, K. Horns, J. Meyer, K., Fascher, W. Russett, D. Schrader, A. Horns, K. Dettmann. RCM 3: M. Krambeer, P. Echard, J. Melcher, N. Lamborn, P. Henkes, C. Klima, S. Kuenster, P. Monserud, C. Wachter, V. Hill. RCW 4: G. Langholz, V. Sawvell, L. Johanningmeier, Mr. Venter, A. Heins, P. Monroe, S. Schroeder, C. Miller, D. Russett, S. Kottman, G. Hoth, C. Lestina. 'they GTC Off SEASON' S STATISTICS Eighth Grade Boys: First North Vdnneshiek Third Bulldog Relays Fourth Valley Seventh Grade Boys: First North Winneshiek First Bulldog Relays Third Valley JR. HIGH BOYS TRACK CL11 SEASJN' S STATISTICS Eighth Grade Girls: First Valley Relays First M-F-L Girls Invitational Second Maynard Relays Second Valley Seventh Grade Girls First Valley Relays First M-F-L Girls Invitational First Maynard Relays Second Valley runnin RCM 1: R. Drahn, D. Ihde, B. Christiansen, V. Johnson, J. Blumhagen, J. Elsbury, M. Krou- sie, G. Wiedenman, W. Ihde, B. Johanningmeier. RON 2: Mr. Grant, R. Gehring, S. Radloff, K. McShane, B. Moses, S. I-Iagensick, D. Torkelson, B. Lubbers, D. Landt, D. Kurth, D. DeSo- tel, R. Starkey. RON 3: S. Victor, K. Gramlich, G. Smith, R. Benzing, L. Lenth, R. Grove, A. Rodas, C. Kurth, J. Klinge, R. Zurcher, T. Olds, S. Sedlmeyer. wi L VKX JR. HIGH GIRLS SOFTBALL Season's Statistics: ,Won 1 Lost 2 ' ROW 12 M- Ewing. K- Wilker. J. Funk c. claw.. K. Henning R. sieg c. wachter. now 2- K Horns- M- Hazlett. W. Russett. K. Dettinann. H. zfmher, A. H51-ns, n. sch.-ad..-, M. Olson. nofv 3: J. Meyer, G. Goettler, M. Krambeer, G. Hoth, S. Kottman, L. Wirkler, P, Mem-oe, Rgw I+: 5' Schroeder. C' Lestinaf K- Shaw. S. Wiethorn, D. Rnssett, A. Heins, P. Ferguson, G. Lang- holz, Mr. Venter. uv-ff! JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING ROW 1: J. Blumhagen, D. Darby, S. Mielke, A. Landt, J. Donlon, B. Johanningmeier. ROW 2: Mr. Dohse, D. Miller, A. Peterson, S. Victor, B. Moses, D. Torkel-son, J. Brown. JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL Season's Statistics: Won O Lost 1 RON 1: M. Walz, T. McCune, D. Darby, R. Mohs. S. Goltz, K. Kammerer, R. Marovets, J. Donlon, D. Palas, G. Wiedenman, L. Dundee, S. Fick. RCN 2: D. Kurth, R. Drahn, D. DeSotel. D. Ihde, B. Christiansen, V. Johnson, S. Baade, L. Suddendorf, J. Blumhagen, J. Elsbury, R. Kirkeberg, A. Miller. RON 3: Mr. Grant, S. Hagensick, S. Sedlmayr, K. Fields, J. Wagner, J. Palas, D. Torkelson, B. Moses, B. Lubbers, A. Landt, L. welter, D. Moon, J. Fuelling. RCM lb: S. Vic- tor, Do Landt, Ko Gramlich, Ga Lo Lenth, Ao Rodas, Ko Ro Zurcher, To Olds, Ro Gehring, S. Radloff, K. McShane, R. Richards. 4- . A Dear old golden-rule days. n n I J ss I Y nj. x - ' K' e t :ff Thi' . he f s X -. - 'A ' xr,4s'fQ h T' . f i su' r' I' BY x iv ' XS Q' N 6 S1 Qi Ak ? X- f i 'if W 34:5 L- ZS ' EXE 5' K ..-- iq .. .Q ' . i x 3' x si ' ' l R ku 1' 1 29155 . ' E if e, tif k .. Y . , 4. -Q rfb: iff, ' A 1,-Q. ,L Semin J fs' .gl E v 'i . . ' if ,, fig, b .,..:: ,T 3 W Q M -1 ffifzf ' ' , Q. X N , Q L, Q e , ' 1 J' , , JN MQ 'w at 'M s r P A ax k Q me 'Y' Q imma J I N' V un 'XSSSEIIKQUF They had their moments , too Upper left and going across: Song of the Islands fleft to right, Denice Ihde, Mary Welch, Judy Suddendorf, and Terry Balekos. Part of the Halloween parade. Sna11 Fry in the new lunch room. Second row and going across: Listening Center--Children listening to the special record are frow next to the windowb left to right, Scott Kuenster, Lanny Klie- foth, Judy Johnson, Timnv James, and David Schlein, Front row: Deborah Kuehl, Kaz-man Krambeer, and Teresa Schmidt. Fan before school. Kings and Queens of Hearts. Third row and going across: Native dress of India modeled by Sheila Marovets. More goblins! Pat- ricia Ferguson wearing a Japanese costume. Yr 5 M fades Hawkeye Independent Country School Front row: Arleta Henning, Sandra. Ihde, Vir.. girrla Miller. Left row: Darlene Carlson, Mar- lene Scherf, Dwayne Carlson, Phyllis Henning. Mght row: Karen Koth, Vernelda Scherf, Ver. non Henning, Judy Krambeer, William Scherf. Class in Inans. Teacher: Miss Egenton Class in Monona Say cheese! Students with their hobbies. . 55.1. its . ,QW Ghosts and goblins on display in the annual Halloween Parade SIXTH GRADE---Monona RON 1: J. Trappe, P. Ferguson, D. Ihde, D. Echard, B. Moses, F. Smith, S. Marovets, S. Bern- hard. RCM 2: L. Starkey, K. Bentien, R. PE11, S. Montour, M. Wold, R. Schmidt, K. David, V Klingeman. RCW 3: Mrs. Miller, M. Welch, J. Suddendorf, A. Nuehrlng, D. Kurdelmeyer, J. How- ard, L. Sawvell, D. Buerger, D. Kruse. RCN lb: G. Montour, B. Meyer, K. Henning, F. Huff, L Timmerman, A. Wilke, T. Balekos, C. Drahn. SHTH GRAIE--Farmersburg RUN 1: J. Bissell, L. Friedlein, J. Kuenster 9 P- Fuellins- RCN 2: Mrs. Hath, R. Tm-kelson, n. m-ann, fr. Corlett. now 3: P. Roda., K. Kutzbach, L. Clark. SIXTH GRAIE--Luana RCW 1: R. Landt, J. Blumhagen, A. Brainard, D. Palas, S. Havelick, K. Nuehring, L. Dundee, D. Cahoon. RUN 2: C. Miller, L. Klinkenberg, J. Olds, M. Goettler, D. Drallmeier, D. Echard, D. Swanson, C. Drahn, Mrs. Eno. RUN 3: L. Walch, J. Langholz, P. Landt, S. Monse- rud, S. Moon, M. Miller, P. James, J. Lamker. RUN I+: D. Johnson, J. Monroe, J. Heins, D. Davis, M. Doom, C. Collins, S. Diller, B. McKee. FIFTH GRADE--Monona. RON 1: M. Trappe, J. Lee, D. Schrader, C. Olson, L. Goettler, D. Miene, W. Huff, Mrs. Gerdes Substitute Teacher. ROW 2: S. McCune, D. Schultz, J, Heins, G. Casady, S. Henkes, B. Chri- stofferson, K. Christiansen. RON 3: A. Ball, K. Wiedenmann, J. Scheffert, C. Kishman, E. Donlon, I-1. Torkelson, J. Echard, I-i. Baade. ROW I+: D. Kurdelmeyer, K. Grmnlich, C.fLenth, S. Walz, D. Schlein, R. Wolter, D. Dettmann, L. Timmerman. FIFTH GRADE--Farmersburg ROW 1: V. Huckstadt, M. Elsbury, B. Bissell, D. Peterson, J. Henkes. ROW 2: Mrs. Hoth, M. Chesnut, M. Johnson, C. Knapp, M. Reardon, ROW 3: D. Radloff, M. Krambeer, K. Erickson, P. Sedlmayr. hr Miss Linda Sedlmayr fifth grade teacher and Bobby Ba- X 7? if F ,Z 0 1 2 con. CThey were absent the .4 ' swim day pictures were taken for ' u 01' fm. f J the annual., if ' 1 J f ow - W nn . '+Tf . ' M , tix-f..i3fK11:T::Yl:i ..., 51 5 ...... Ei lx , J. .11-Qi-.fbaf1f31',::'e FIFTH GRADE---Monona RUN 1: C. Wilker, J. Peglow, B. Richard, J. Swanson, S. Kregel, D. Houg, K. Cehoon. RCM 2: Mrs. Roby, R. Kirkeberg, C. Henkes, P. Johnson, S. Horns, S. Landt, S. Melcher, B. James. nw 3. D. Grove, D. Baade, B. nettmann, G. James, P. Schlake, P. Langhvlz. J- Jones- ROW 'H M. Gisleson, D. Duwe, S. Wilke, J. Moore, C. Benzing, A. Lembke, D. Hagensick, S. Schlein. mw nwm wmgg s Q .WW fc-:pw 2 .5 5 r FOURTH GRADE--Mo no na ROW 1: M. Christofferson, L. Lembke, D. Schroeder, C. Nuehring, S. Casady, S. Horns, Mrs. Smith. ROW 2: C. O'Nea1, S. Schroeder, S. Ruckhaber, K. McKee, C. KU1'd61mSY6I'. J- Smith- ROW 3: S, Lees, T. Rose, J. Doerring, L. Landt, R. Olson, D. Martins, K. Kammerer- ROW 43 G. Hagensick, P. Miller, S. Reeg, B. Krousie, C. Moon, K. Monroe, J. Lee. FOURTH GRADE--Farmersburg ROW 1: K. Koopman, D. Henkes, B. Nelson, R. Echard J. Kottman, D. Schultz, K. Hoth. ROW 2: Mrs. Herrmann, B. Johnson, S. Bacon, T. Schmidt, J. Bis- sell, B. .Wir-kler, M. Fox. ROW 3: K. Little, J. Fuelling, M. Reardon, D. Hanson, J. Kottman, C. Leppert. Not shown: D. Peterson QQZ, I Miss Rumley She replaced Hrs. Smith January 31, 1967. FOURTH GRADE-Monona RCM 1: V. Barnes, C. Henkes, L. Schlitter, C. Olson R Jones K. Wills. RON 2: Mrs Moon, c. christianson, B. Bernhard, T. Mons, L. F91-gfnsofm, n. canine, J. Landt. new 32 P. P 1 a as, T. Halverson, B. Russett, L. Meyer, S. Fuelling, L. Landt. RUR ll-: S. Turner J. Koopmm, M. Heine, K. Lentn, s. Hanson, D. Thompson. ' - .Q ' 2 THIRD GRA DE-Monona. ROW 1: W, Hill, D. Kuhse, R. Roby, K. Halverson, M. Fits, D. Cahoon. ROW 2: T. Blietz, S. Gunderson, G. Gray, M. Klingeman, L. Horns, C. Drahn, C. David, Mrs. Monserud. ROW 3: L. Klinkenberg, M. Hazlett, J. Mueller, B. Bruehahn, C. Havlicek, K. Beisker, D. Wilke. ROW I+: D. Kregel, R. Kruse, B. Mielke, D. Sawvell, R. Fuelling, L. Moose, K. Henning. Not present: B. Bollman, T. Johanningmeier, G. Tangeman. THIRD GRAIE-Farmersburg RCW 1: G. Amundson, C. Tielbnr, M. Hart- ing, J.. Huckstadt, C. Elsbury. RCW 2: Mrs. Vigen, L. Krambeer, D. Chesnut, B. Wagner, W. Mueller. RCW 3: J. Pelas, D. Radloff, R. Vogt, R. Neuhring, C. Schoulte. THIRD GRAIE--Luana RUN 1: B. Johnson, S. Kregel, M. Dettmann, D. Schrader, C. Bollman, N. Swanson, K. Kruse. RUN 2: J. Schultz, L. Baade, B. Eide, P. Cox, K. Walter, R. Richard, A. Heins, D. Miller. RUN 3: G. Easler, S. Landt, G. Gerdes, A. Doerring, K. Hofer, D. Cowell, N. Landt, Mrs. Nelson. nr- 1 1 - - - . t s 1 s as SECOND GRADE---Monong ROW 1: D. Sieg, J. Jones, S. Reeg, J. Thompson, J. Lengholz, L. Hass, L. Beisker. ROW 2: Mrs. Thema., C. Henkes, S. Havelick, R. Halverson, R. Moose, L. Klinkenberg, M. Horns. ROW 3: C. Klima, L. Kann, L. Baade, V. Vangen, L. Meyer, B. Klingeman, M. Ferguson. ROW 4: J. Hag- ensick, D. Olds, J. Olson, E. Nelson, D. Kishman, C. Houg. X' kg, S Q. SECOND GRA DE--Monona ROW 1: K. Wirkler, C. Christiansen, S. Hill, R. Ewing, V. Blietz, B. Casady. ROW 2: S. Schlitter, C. Baskerville, T. Balekos, D. Sass, L. Plozel, G. Rose, Mrs. Schultz. ROW 3: 6. Schroeder, B. Starkey, D. Moon, J. Halverson, C. Olson, J. Seitz, D. Funk. ROW I+: J. McCune, J. Grove, C. Prouty, L. Sweet, B. Schmidt, L. Kammerer, J. Fuelling. SECOND GRADE---Inana ROW 1: L. Schlitter, S. Cox, J. Augustine, E. Mueller, G. Gordon, D. Gehring, B. Walch. ROW 2: J. Donlon, T. Muller, L. Miene, M. Turner, B. Begalske, S. Kirkeberg, J. Mohs. ROW 3: A. Doerring, L. Landt, J. landt, S. Possehl, L. Miller, A. Kruse, J. Goettler, Mrs. Kamin. SQ E El . tg IL N A ,lr s .-. S I smcam GRADE--Fam..-.bm-g S Foot, B. Wirkler. RCW 2: Mrs. Vigen, L. Tielbar, B. Fuelling, C. Schoulte. RON 1: C. Bissell, M. Krambeer, N. 2 E Q 1 T :fl FIRST GRADE---Monona ROW 1: L. Trappe, L. Kliefoth, J. Elde, T. Casady, J. Johnson, T. Schmidt. ROW 2: Mrs, Drahn, G. Drallmeier, T. Russett, S. Kuenster, T. Schweikert, J. Balekos, K. Krambeer. ROW 3: R. Winters, D. Kuehl, M. Bissell, R. Kregel, C. Glawe. ROW 14: B. Hoth,P.O'Regan, D. Schlein, D. Tielbar, J. Tixmuerman, T. James. FIRST GRADE RCM 1: M. Hill, C. Hinman, C. Huff, D. Howard, J. Halverson, D. Dettmann. ROW 2: S. Hav- licek, C. Kruse, K. Cahoon, B. Schissel, S. Marovets, S. Drahn, Mrs. Wachter. RCN 3: L. Lembke, S. Larson,L. Duwe, J. McCune, C. Welch, L. Gerdes. RUN I+: K. Timmerman, D. Lange, S. Hedemann, K. Krousie, L. Kishman, L. Wiedenmann. KINDERGART EN--Monona ROW1z K. Gramlich, G. Klingenan, T. Dahms, T. Cahoon, K. Seitz, C. Henkes. ROW 2: S. Mueller, L, Scheffert, D. Schlitter, T. Vhlle, S. Johnson, L. Henderson. ROW 3: R. Beisker, J. Ben- zing, J. Bohonek, K. Garms, A. Hoth, W. Kiesau, L. Ball. ROW in Mrs. Plaehn, D. Irhlz, S. SVBSL-, K. Eide, R.. Moore, L. Halverson, G. Knickerbocker, L. Schultz. KIN DERGARTEN FIRST GRADE-Luane. RCN 1: D. McKee, R. Henning, T. Miller, so Pape, Jo 168, To SCh'l11tZo 22 Ro Muller, L. Landt, K. Johnson, J. Kregel, Po Jo Meyer, Mrs. Doerringo RCW 3: L. Landt, T. Heins, G. Lenth, B. Monroe, E. Smith, C. Walter. li' ROW 1: T. Christofferson, T. Whittle, A. Troester, T. Olson, N. Nagel, H. Rawson, B. Megirer. ROW 2: D. Lamker, M. Schissel, L. Cot, M. Griffin, J. Venter, D. Connor, S. Horns, M. 0 Re- gan. ROW 3: Mrs. Plaehn, E. Houg, N. Meyer, J. Berns, C. Blietz, L. Begalske, J. Thompson, P. Thompson. ROW 4: K. Blietz, W. Dmdee, J. Lau, J. Vangen, P. Haberichter, J. Moore, C. Lembke. Halloween ls commg KIN DERGA RTNER--Monona RDW 1: K. Johnson, W. Bissell, R. Wills, S. Burckart, M. Duwe, L. I-Iarting, L. Reardon, R. Doe:-ring. ROW 2: K. Jones, R. Fascher, B. Augustine, M. Hofer, S. Kuenster, S. Kregel, S. Bollman, C. Amundson, D. Schlitter. RDW 3: D. Wagner, L. Gisleson, M. Bohan, I-I. Doerr-ing, V. Neuhaus, D. Vogt, R. Yoon, S. Miene, D. Johnson, Mrs. Mulligan. Not Shown: Dawn Palas, Tracy Stock. IKIIM 52, ' S Q ,- . ' 'Id i N ,I I X ' 7,9 , xo 'a LQ' 4 'N 1 ::7 1' x 'S 6' rug! , V X L X tl' li SPECIAL EDUCATIQI CLASS RCN 1: K. Kautman, R. Meyer, K. Cherne, Ks , P. Fiddler, Bo Robbins. 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