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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1968 volume:

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' f' . J, f 54' f fr'-nf! 1 ,V ' ' I .,, ai - . 1.-H n , 'J --.11 . 1 'T .4 ,,- 4 . .f . ,.,.v ,A ', . JI, I 4 If, . , v. - ' .f' A .Iv .rf 1 f - 4, 4. , , P fl ' . 1 Y h-sn - III All .4 ,. I1 MII, - .. ' J' I' 'I .A1'! I I .-F-1 4 --5 -X' I ,, ' , I with 9 . , 1 ' 'of 4' f . ,-If , I' I I,, 11 'vb Y I r - :fi . 1 v 'A -v ' J , . - , A . ,, III -, 4' l . -E2 3, r! Q THE 1968 52339 Buzfnoe M'F Community Scfmaf M onana IUWQ Main Entrance to the New Addition 'f'gey.,w- .WM X X- W-Nw I... .x HDMUNU TRATUO The doorsofthe new school addition opened on August 29, 1967, to welcome M-F-L's students. The new addition was anticipated not only by the teachers and students, but by the men behind it all, the school board. In the course of their three year terms, the school board members attend .SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS at least one meeting every month and any special ones that may be called. Their time and talents are devoted, without pay, to rnaking the school and the community a better place to live and learn. Providing an adequate edu- cation for young people isabig respon- sibility, and these men step forward to accept it. KLeft to Rightbz William Schleing Sup't A. N. Buszseg Curtis Zieman: Gordon Schultz, pres., George Heins, sec., Marvin Miller, Gordon Hanson, and Gilbert Fox, treas. ,,d,,.l.,., ..., ., ..... mm. -A v D, L, Lau Sr. High Principal BA Upper Iowa College MA N. E. Missouri State Teachers College A, N, Busse Superintendent BA The key figures in the running of the school are the administration. They de- fine and enforce the school policies by keeping attendance, supervising conduct of the students, and helping the students with their academic and personal problems . W. E. Venter Jr. High Principal Minnesota State College M FL MA University of Iowa WHS GREAT was The administration has taken measures to close the gap between high school and college life by installing an honor-study program. A student can decide for himself whether or not he needs a supervisor for his studying. R. D. Branson Jr. High Math H- J. James Director of Elementary Girls Athletics Guidance Egluggtign BA BA BA Wartburg College Buena Vista College Wgrtburg College MA MA MA University of Northern Iowa University of IOWH University of Northern Iowa W -NUS. Helen E. Martin University of Iowa BA Library 5 English Larry Kasemeier TEACHERS ? Q x S 1 5? NYXN wh Y A tk M X r yrr - rrrl S Ivanelle Schlake University of Dubuque BS Jr. High Home Economics 5 Science gfgif, M Wartburg College BA Social Studies Linda Sedlmayr Upper Iowa College BS Jr..High English Speech Na- 9 K 5 l X5 Rb Sr Tc Ru Rh Pd A9 Cc fn 'D KI lr Vt H Os Ir P1 Au heb J' Cs Ba IA In :fb L sm's.. Gd vw Rs 'N K 5 Pu Am Cm B welter Begalske Whrtburg College BS Chemistry Q Physics Senior Science Golf James Dohse Upper Iowa College BA Advanced Algebra, Geometry Advanced Math, Wrestling Scott Grant Upper Iowa College BA Civics Q Physical Education Jr. High Boys Athletics hi f 'WHO RATE 000000000 0004 F' Marian Y. Kruse University of Northern Iowa BA Typing, Shorthand Secretarial Practice School Publications Arlouene Olson St. Olaf College BA Home Ebonomics John Wachter University of Wisconsin BS Vocational Agriculture Raymond Vangen B Inther College BA Science, B ology, Physical Education, 5 Boys Athletics ' -I W, Sharon Stade Iuther College BA Elementary Music Thomas James University of Dubuque BME Instrumental Music John nys Colorado State University BS Vocational Agriculture Industrial Arts ' vi f 1 WXNNQL Anas Diane Meier Wartburg College BA American History English Otis L. Roby Simpson College Economics, General Science Physical Education Girls Athletics E 1 x xc. B..- Almeda Boardman Upper Iowa College BA English James Middendorf Upper Iowa College BA Drivers Training American History Florence Evans Donna J. Mueller Upper Iowa College Upper Iowa College BA BA p Elementary Music Elementary Art English Oswald Goettler Wartburg College BA Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing i Algebra Gen. Math - X'Q:L Larry G . Babcock Parsons College BA N. E. Missouri State World History, Social Problems, Physical Education Boys Athletics Rose Turner Macalester College BA German XT' linda H8-8-S6 ' aeer 5 Helen Hoff Wartburg . W I e Luther College BA X X X BM Instrumental Music Jr. High Math are Fremont H. Ogle Upper Iowa College BA Vocal Music Ronald Fllllhart Lois Hamann Tarkis Con-939 Coe College Bookkeeping E li h S h Business Training nga grgmasigg ' Business Math if ,Am was 5-1 'P i 1, IW:,g:: . X ,. 'Giza ,,,, mm km, -, nw' Q 1 if A 32 F pg f, ,af yt ' 5 ' 'A 1 ,L4 u if , , lt M o f e o sf ,-3 W' ,,., - W I if 1 kfefwitw Deborah Jane Schultz Michael John Torkelson 18 1950 September 3, 1950 Bennett Palas April ' J 16 1 6 April 14' mug August 15, 1957 une . 95 October 15, 1956 UN' MEMGRJH NN No other class has experienced such deep tragedy among its members as the class of '68, Robert Shady, son of Mr, 8: Mrs, Elmer Shady, Jack Schlein, son of Nr, 8a Mrs, William Schlein, and Mike Torkelson, son of Mr, 8gMrs, Walter Torkelson, met their untimely deaths in accidents, Bennett Palas, son of Mr, 8: Mrs, Gerald Palas, Jimmy O'Neal, son of Mr, 8: Mrs, Clayton O'Neal, and Deborah Schultz, daughter of Mr, 8: Mrs, Robert Schultz, died of ill- nesses, They will always be remembered and missed by their classmates, R0b6I't Shady Jimmy OlNea1 June 27' 1950 November 17, 19'-P3 December 18. 1966 Jack Schlein September 11, 1965 ff? August 29, 1949 July 5. 1963 0 The reward of a thing well done is to have done 11-un C . f Greater men have lived, but I doubt it. 'WE ARE SU Vi P id t President ' ce res en WE HRE REHT WE ARE THE CLFISS 'BB mm Egzfagl, Ge6!l Should I? J . I never let my studies interfere with my educa- ti0n-on Stud ent Council QW, QQVWMEWM I'm an all-round cheerleader--I even have my own athlete. Student Council Emu VWM Mei 'fwhoso would be a man must be a. non-conformiSt. F253 Quiet?? Just watch him after school hours.u Life is like an onion-- you take one layer at a time and sometimes you weep. 'N 245-94411 In school the best minds are not necessarily those that mind best.H Jw I've never madea mis- take in my life, once I thought I did but I was wrong. W Sometimes I sit and think-- usually I just sit. It's not how long, but how Well we live. 3of'mSh.Q, NI get my senior di- ploma nowg 'Jr.' di- ploma comes later.U was gcucwlo. UI burn the midnight oil-- gasoline.H P M ,V.oo n HLife is what you make it and I prefer to make itx interesting.H l USome people think I don't like this prison, but actu- ally I hate it.n WWW HLead me not into temptation,justshow me where it is.W 'gmt VW HNot only good, but good for something.N 'TP Generally speaking , she' s generally speaking. We Smooth runs the wa- ter where the brook is deep. XM Never put off 'bill tomor- row what you can do the day after tomorrow. .5119 yldohlzf It is never wise to be wiser than necessary. Md? She may not be an old Ford but she sure can rattle on. rf fn -.a Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil, and you'll certainly be a dull compan- ion . SZQQAMD Thin1q it may be a new experience . ,W.,.46iJQ, High school days have their delights, but they can't compare with high school nights . I usemy head for more than just to hold my ears apart. My favorite subject is 'Art. ' Rain is wet, dust is dry, life is short, and so am I. J' L,-1. at -2 fm gh I A man who trims him self to suit everybody will soon whittle him self away, fm K 'Ji 'R--3 Nui A spark of genius kindled with laughter never dies . pm wma zzz.. The reason some -people get lost in thought is because it is new ter- ritory to them. fait c My main interests are talking and thinking in that order. He has only two faults, everything he says and everything he does. Y 1---N va N . t 1 . S L okifaaef 92,8023 Laughter is the best medi- cine and I'm addicted to it. ey ' l It is never machines that are dead. It is only the mechanically- minded men that are dead U H EiAJlcp Brai.ns? Sure I got some, I'm just saving them fora rainy day. N Her treasure of smiles holds something for every- one, I Stay home at night be- cause I'm scared of the dark. s W Q 9fm:Qf I have not yet begun to study and, considering the complexities of the situation, it would be unwise to do so. 51123. fafndf Just naturally good naturedd' Keep a smile on your faceg people will won- der what you're up to. Silence is golden, but who ever made friends that way? jiv 774w!fa-,ZA3M79e I have plenty of ambi- tion, I just hate to waste it on work. If laughing makes a. longer life, I'l1 never die. X 5 I 3 Ml bel I'm an all-round ath- lete--I even have my own cheerleader. Quietness is a vir- tue, but not always one of mine. We I can be a farmer. Mr. Wachter said so. V7 o ,ZZZJJMAX NThe harder I try, the gooder to be, the worser I anion as it xgi Q 'iff ' Lfzeibdmfemz, She looks like an angel, acts like an angelg but you never can tell what an angel will do. 'Fun and fancy free. Hgme, ifwy 'With a smile on her face, and a Song in her heart, shewill remember those high school days of which she took part. is 'B Dumdln, l My average income--3 A.M. If you want my opin- ion, I'11 give it to you. In fact, if you don't want my opin- ion, I'll still give it to you. QT..-.., ff4 ' .E Infield Smeg, jf - When I started school I Don't think these past four didn't even know how to read. Years haV91'1't been Pleasant, Now I know how to read. because they haven't. CLASS COLORS: Ivory and Emerald Green CLASS FLUNER: Lily of the Valley I don't gather much I Carle to school and look I I moss but I sure pick what 1'G'S done to me. I'm quick on the up a lot of fuzz. 'draw'! .MA ,Jr in y h fvay ,afvwlff 7?2o '7'9 CMM A If you don't have anything Happiness began back FP: good to say about an one 10: - 3 ' y , in the time of Moses. ',j- .'l'1i- let's hear it. ye 4: CLASS MOTTOx Character is a diamond that will cut all other stones . ' if 5-2 PHOTO NOT PNMLRBLE My name is Nedward Edward Just because Ilm younger I don't have to look for Delbert Delvin Rose. what than the rest of you doesn't troubleg I'm usuallyin it. do they call you? mean I don't get around. rdf , if n . fi A 1 xxx ,y,,, - we ,PA 1 QA ..t.,,!, .. Ill as-gr' A a S, E f s Q sr 1 i' f 5 dk , ef H X If T 'Pr -f A N-G-Q.. ff' Custodians Monona Cooks Left to right, c. Schmidt, L. seitz, Left to right' H- Dickmanf R- Christ' C. Beall' G. Balekos' offerson, H. Jarms, R. Starkey, CHeadD AUXJLJHRH 301-2352 ASAFF T A I To, G , ' 632- Km I Teachers Aids Luang Cooks gefahio right: F. Kruse, A. Knapp, G. Beall, M. Gordon, M. Gordon. Farmersburg Cook School Secretary V. Schmidt School Nurse Carla Berns G un Mrs. VOSS ll: .G no H xo G def gsmfe , wi . if f i 5 Q G Madrigal Left to right: J. Melcher, D. Schultz, S. Ryan, R.Hass, P. Ferguson, K. Kammerer, S. Knockel, K. Jacobson, J. C1ements,K.Sta.1ey, A. Peters, J. Thompson, K. Ryan, B. Seglar, R. Huinker, S. Hass. SPORTS HN D HCTJVJ TIES egg- Q. .. T R. Huinker, L. Riveland, J. Thomp- son, and D. Schultz represented M-F-L at the Dorian Vocal Festival at Luther College. The annual staff is hard at work. X k -118 ,:--L f --.f- N he eee, Practice makes perfect. In front of the board? Up and at 'em gir1S . . g T. -'FfS . l W5 2 he 1 X pew-.. J J 9 ' . ,, ..., l N ' kNwmi Ag.. krty 4 git 1 ' . K 9- A Pffff 7QN,,.. w ?' QQ V ' -' , ' -A .pw-els-Q, X 4 ,'-7 , , ,A , ., g25,.y,s.n,, . A A A 6 9 Varslty Cheerleaders Sfamunn TE JN 'BB Left to Right: N. Henderson, G. Wilker, S. Kruse, M. I Engelhardt, B. Fascher, N. Dettmann, A. Peters, J. Johanningmeier, K. J acobson. RHDTJHTE Varsity head: Kathy Jacobson JV head: Sheryl Miller Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Left to Right: D. Russett, J. Clements, S. Miller, V. Hill. Not shown: P. Henkes. W'e're loyal to you M-F-L In March of 1967, the student coun- cil and a few faculty members chose cheerleaders for the 1967 and 1968 school year. when school began the following fall, regular practice sessions took place twice a week with extra prac- tice after school in order to be ready for the first game of the sea- son. The rest of the year was spent planning pop rallies , making posters, and doing what they could to make our teams successful. SCHOOL SPJRJT HND SUPPORT . k 7 WE? f?5f xv 5' .gi faiuf li, VARSITY SOFTBALL ROW ls G. Baade,S. Kottman, K. Marovets, B. Schultz, K. LOW 't Q an O C l' Wilker. ROW 2: J, Christiansen, L. Henderson, M, Huff, Captain C. Olson,G.1angho1z. .ROW 3: A. Heins, L. Zittergruen, Linda Keehner S. Nuehring, L. Keehner, K. Staley, Coach Roby. SEASON'S RECORD M-F-L 13 North High 14 O Elkader 11 5 North Winneshiek 9 18 Mar-Mac 12 7 Guttenberg 4 0 Garnavillo 2 18 Ed-Co 30 8 Guttenberg 7 7 North Winneshiek 6 3 North High 4 THJRTH PHRT JC JPHT E JN 'EB Softball is a sport which requires a lot of practice. It begins in the sum er and continues into fall. There are two teams, varsity and junior var- sity, with ten players on each team. Since more girls were on the squad than were neededforthe teams, not all got to play, but all were needed. It is an activity which takes time out of their regular schedule, but the resultoftheir training and experience pays dividends in sportsmanship and skill. J.V. Softball ROW 1: D.Wilker,C.Huinker,N.Wagner, K. Barns, M. Olson. ROW 21 M. Landt, P. Echard, T. Nieland, C. Huinker, B. Wessels. ROW 3: J. Grove, D. Peuker, M. Hazlett, J. Erickson, D. Theisen. FOOTBALL SQUAD ROW 1: B. Monserud, J, Melcher, D. Wessels, M. Baade, K, Ryan, J. Klinge, D. Goeke, T. Moses, S. Hass, R. Torkelson. ROW 2: S. Peglow, L. Swestka, R. Sieg, T. Weassels, D. Schultz, W. Erickson, B. Lenth, J. Isnth, B. Cowell, L. Hoth, R. Lenth. ROW 3: D. Hagensick, J. Lsas, K. Keehner, S. DeSote1, R. Smith, J. Heins, M. Peters, B. Wiat- horn, C. Monserud, R. Henning. ROW 4: R. Collins, Mgr., K. Steva, Mgr., G. Smith, K. McShanc, S. Radloff, B. Lubbers, D. DSSote1, D. Ihde, B. Zur-cher, R. Gehring, Mgr., S. Sedllmayr, Mgr. ROW 5:. Mr. Dohse, Assistant Coach: Mr. Vangen, Head Coach: Mr. Babcock, Assistant Coach. .T :EJ 1 5 M F E Ss... ,ff O ROW 1: Tri-Captains: Dale Goeke, Jeff Klinge, Ken Ryan. Ass't. Coach: Mr. Dohse. Head Coach: Mr. Vangen. Ass't. Coach: Mr. Babcock. S 2 ,. Season ' s Record - M-F-L 1 3 Postville 25 6 South Winn. O 31 Ed -C0 O O Beckman 1 3 6 Decorah 12 6 Starmont 2 5 O South Winn. 11+ 27 Valley CE1ginD 35 The season's ahead. The team's ready. up-ut that head down and keep driving. The season is gone, but the memories remain, with no conference, stronger teams were scheduled, However, no mat- ter what the odds, the Bulldogs never gave up, Although their record was only 2-6, all will agree that the team represented our school well, There were no conference honors, but Dale Goeke did receive Honorable Mention All-State, OFFENSE AND DEFENSE TEAMS ROW 1: T. Moses, M. Baade, S. Hass, R. Torkelson, D. Wessels, R. Henning, B. Cowell, K. Evan, M. Peters. ROW 2: C. Monserud, D. Hagensick, B. wiethorn, W. Erickson, D. Schultz, J. Klinge, D. Goeke, B. Monserud. Q. THE KING AND QWEN AND THEIR COURT ROW 1' Diane Gfihring. Becky F8-SCh9I', Queen Judy, King Dale, Kathy Zieman, Ann Peters. ROW 2: Joe Melcher, Jeff Klinge, Steve Hass, Ken Ryan. I The annual pre-game pep rally was H held on the football field the afternoon of Homecoming, Friday, September 29. Mrs. Loren Radloff, the former Jacque Wiethorn, was the guest speaker. A skit I E was given by the football squad , followed by the crowning of Queen Judy Johan- ningmeier. In the evening, Dale Goeke V was crowned King by Queen Judy during the Homecoming dance. Crowning moments-His a.nd Hers. HTry and remember the time in September.n Anaddedldghlighttothe usual round of Homecomingactivitieswasthebonfire rally, heldcnuwednesday, September 27, on the football practice field. Bill Seglar, M.C., presented the king and queen candidates to the student body. URoya1 rumba.n A speech was givenk5rMr. Dan Schweikert and a story was told by Joe Melcher. After a song from.Miss Olsonandrousing cheers by the cheerleaders, the evening ended with a sn ke dance around the school grounds. UBlazing on to victory.n MAIN CAST ROW 1: C. Hamann, Joe Stoddardg D. Schultz, Howie Newsomeg K. Meyer, Joe Crowell: G. Bernhard, Wally Webb. ROW 2: B. Seglar, Simon Stinson: J. Clements, Rebecca Gibbs: K. Christiansen, Mrs. Gibbsg D. Goeke, George Gibbsg L. Herrmann, Emily Webbg J. Thompson, Mrs. Webb. ROW 3: Miss Sedlmayr, Mrs. Hamann, Faculty Advisors, D. Whittle, Constable Warren: L. Riveland, Mrs. Soamesg R. Benzing, Sam Craigg K. Ryan, Dr. Gibbs: B. Monserud, Stage Manager: J. Melcher, Mr. Webb: M. Knapp, Pro- Our Town depicts the life of a New Hampshire willage. As-the Stage Manager in the drama says: This is the way we were in our growing up and fessor Willard . in our marrying and in our doctoring and in our living and in our dying. The play begins in 1901 in T W I Grover's Corners where the ' Gibbs and theWebbs are neigh- bty borne!-on n der bm. During their childhood, George Gibbs and Emily Webb are playmates, and their lives are woven together as neigh- ROW 1: Choir: J. Johanningmeier, K. Jacobson, A. hors' llves are lihelv to be' Peters, c. Miller, M. Kohler. Row 2. R. Belimen, hs they grew elder' they fsss Lighting Effectsg B. Doom, D. Hagensick, B. Wiet- free this Petite thte s seete horn, Stage Managersg P. Knockel, Lighting Effects, of romantic but embarrassed M. A b b t . interest in each other. m rose, Pu lici y and Programs one day George proposes to Emily in the drug store over an ice cream soda, which he discovers he hasn't the money to pay forg but their happiness is short-lived, for Emily is taken in death and placed in the village cemetery on a rainy, dreary day. In the most vitally moving scene in the modern theatre is shown the peace and quiet of death which can never be understood by the living. Interpretive Extemporaneous Leftto rights M. Fox. S- Ryan. G- Bernhard' and C' Barns' M. Kohler, and B. Monserud. BJVE TO STHTE UN 'EB After six weeks of preparation four- teen students participated in the district speech contest at Ossian DeSales. The categories: Book Reviewing, Radio An- nouncing, Expositoryxlddress, Interpretive Poetry, Interpretive Prose, Oration, Dramatic, and Humorous. Five of these fourteen students advanced to state com- petition at Wahlert in Dubuque. Three of them received I's. Mrs. Hamann and Miss Sedlmayr were the directors of the speech activities. Left to rights D. Schultz, Steve Ryan, Ken Ryan, and Bruce Monserud received I ratings at the state speech Declamation contest. Carolyn Berns and Margaret Kohler also parti- ROW la G. Hoth, C. Berns. ROW cipated. 2: K. Ryan, K.Christianson, C. Hamann. Play Reading ROW ls G. Hoth. ROW 2: B. Doom, D. Whittle. Ab- sent: L. Herrmann. f M f V,,, WWW M wwmmnmmggpp if r -SS rf DANCE LINE Left 'bo Right: V. Burckart, D. Peuker, T. Kann, D. Theisen, B. Landt, S. Fergu son. K. Zieman, S. Johnson, S. Kruse, T. Nielandv BB Wilker, SSSX fgiis gif., . - i 1 LENT was 5 E 5 E 3 Q 1 THEJR TRFIUT IN '68 The students of the high school music department presented their Va- riety Show on Novembe 10 in the new Left to rlghts R Benzlng, S hartlng, gym' L Rlveland, S Nuehrlng, D Whittle TIJUANA BRASS Left to right: J. Johanningmeier, B. The Great Gallstone and Gay Paree FaSCh9Ts M' Engelhardtv In Zittergruen' ss ,J A .Q QL 5 Q S, s 'N 6 X , z , Mx X E . .ffl Xf Q ff X 3' 3 'se g- .. te - ,C . . V S. ..fQq WX. . . 9 EN Q, as SWING CHORUS ROW 1: L. Moon, R. Huinker, K. Jacobson, R. Bollman, D. Schultz, P. Ferguson, ROW 2: B. Seglar, J. Clements, P. Knockel, J. Johnson, S. Peglow, V, Miller, J. Melcher, T. McShane. ROW 3: S. Hass, L. Starkey, J. Chamberlain, J. Thompson, K. Kutzbach, M. Knapp, K. Staley, K. Meyer,L. Riveland, A. Peters, K. Ryan. STAGE BAND ROW 1: S. Kruse, S. Hagensick, D. Moore, M. Hazlett, L. Riveland ROW 2: L. Riveland, D. Schultz, R Huinker. ROW 3: S. Marting, L. Hoth, M. Lange, S. Nuehring, D. Whit- tle, F. Mathews. Pianist: J. Clem- ents. FRESHMAN GIRLS GLEE ROW 1: S. Miller, A. Heins, S. Kottman, C. Klima, M. Olson, D. Russett, V. Hill J. Henkes, P. Moore, G. Hoth, D. Olson, S. Mielke. ROW 2: C. Lestlna, S. Wieth- orn, J. Melcher, M. Carroll, J. Nuehring, B. Wessels,K. Berns, K. Wllker, P. Mon- serud, P. Ferguson. ROW 3: G. Langholz, G. Wille, P. Echard, P. Burckart, N Luster, J. Timmerman, M. Meyer, K. Barnes, L. Joharmingmeier, A. Huinker,C. Huin- ker, T. Peters. LETTERMEN' S CLUB ROW 1: L.Friederich, S. Russet, M. Krambeer, R. Henning, D. Schultz, D. Herrmann, L. Hoth, D. Goeke, Pres. ROW 2: A. Peterson, B. Lenth, R. Sieg, M. Peters, J. Melcher, C. Monserud, J. Lenth, T. Wessels, W. Erickson. ROW 3: Mr. Babcock, B. Monserud, Sec.gK. Ryan, B. Wiethorn, A. Schroeder, R. Huinkecr, K. Steva, R. Lenth, R. Torkelson, Treas. ROW I+: F. Mathews, J. Hinge, V. Pres.g J. Chamberlain, S. Hass, C. Howard, D. Hagensick, H. Hedeman, R. Corlett, L. Swestka, B. Johanning- meier, Mr. Vangen. DEHLS THEB RELRTE JN 'BB The Letterettes and the Lettermen's example for our community's youth. Club are the two groups whose main pur- Their social activities included a poses are to promote athletics, to pro- dance in the fall sponsored by the Let- vide closer relationships between var- 1'-SPST-'ICGS and 8. dance in the Spring spon- sity athletes in all sports, and to sored by the Lettermen. strive for high ideals, by setting a good LEITERETTES ROW 1: B. Schultz, K. Marovets, C. Olson, L. Henderson, S. Kottman, A. Heins, D. Wilker, Sec-Treas. ROW 2: K. Wilker, G. Wilker, D. Theisen, D. Berns, N. Wagner, K. Staley, J. Christiansen, G. Baade. ROW 3: L. Keehner, Pres.g L. Zittergruen, L. Moon, G. Langholz, M. Huff, D. Peuker, C. Darby, S. Nuehring, V. Miller. ROW 4: B. Sanger, V. Pres.: B. Landt, Mr. Roby, J. Erickson. LL-1.11554 1 C ? .nj mmm ...vt 3 '1 gi lil! 5 958 STUDENT COUNCIL L- F ROW 1: J. Johanningmeier, V. PresgS. Kuenster, Mr. James, Advisor. ROW 2: S. Kruse, K. Christiansen, N. Henderson, Sec. ROW 3: B. Monserud, Pres, R. Ben- zing, B. Wiethorn, R. Sass. Karen Christiansen cadet teaching FTA The Student Council was kept busy planning Homecoming activities as the school year opened. Instead of ex- changing gifts at Christmas, the Council asked students to give the money toward the support of an orphan. Now, the members are involved in revising the present dress code in the high school. FTA members met once a month to discuss teaching methods, watch films and hear speakers and panels. They traveled to Des Moines to the state convention in March, where Doug Whittle was elected to the office of state parliamentarian. ROW 12 D. Wilker, C. Olson, L. Moon, K. Christiansen, M. Kohler, J. Thompson, V- PPSS-5 E- Elgelhardt. ROW 2: J. Clements, G. Wilkerr, N. Henderson, M. Ehmg- 93-haldtf S- Kruse, A. Peters, Sec.-Treas.g J. Johanningmeier. ROW 3: R. Sieg, D' Ryan. B- M0f1S91'Ud. D. Goeke, K. Ryan, P1-es.g P. Auterman, B. Wiethorn. ROW lu D. Whittle, M. Knapp, P. Knockel, M. Peters, R. Huinker, F. Mathews, L. Hoth, Mrs Venter, Advisor. I NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW lx D. Wilker, K. Christiansen, L. Herrmann, C. Miller. ROW 2: D. Goeke, J. Melcher, K. Steva, D. Whittle, K. Ryan, Mr. Lau. COMMEMORHTE JN 'E National Honor Society Members are elected by a strict procedure. First, a student must qualify scholastical- lyby maintaining a 3.00 grade point average for seniors and a 3.20 average for juniors. They receive points for scholarship as follows: 8 points for 3.80-14.00, 7 points for 3.50-3.79, 6 points.forQ3.20-3.49, and 5 points for 3.00-3.19. Then faculty members who have had these students in class or in an activity, rate the students from 1-6 on service, leadership, and character. Only those seniors who receive at least an average of 20 points total and those juniors who receive an average of at least 22 points total become members of the National Honor Society. Induction for new members was held March 20, 1968. Left to rights C. Miller substituting for L. Herrmann, K. Christiansen, K. Steva, J. Melcher, D. Goeke. Mr. Babcock. Master of Ceremonies Tom James . Doug Whittle played a coronet solo for enter- tainment. He was accom- panied on the piano by Mrs. sei! Keep those arms straight. The girls partici- pated in only one meet, which was with Postville. DIDDIIDUAL SEASONS AVERAGES Total Meets Name Average Steve Hass 368 8 46.0 Dan Schultz 340 8 42.5 Rick Hass 333 7 47 .6 Dave Hellen 379 8 47 .4 Steve Peglow 420 8 52 .5 Steve Meyer 145 3 48 .3 GOLF ROW 1: W. Wagner, C. Klima, L. Johan- ningmeier, J. Grove, T. McShane, L. Riveland, K. Jacobson, S. Kruse, K. Staley, N. Henderson. ROW 2: D. Palas, R. Hass, T. Meyer, D. Hellen, S. Meyer, D. Schultz, S. Peglow, Mr. Begalske. ROW 3: B. Doom, R. Berns, R. Corlett, B. Tinunerman, M. Knapp, S. Hass. SEASON 'S RECORIB TEAM TOTALS CLow score winsj M-F-L 197 Sta:-mont 196 170 'E11ca.der 173 194 West Union 172 182 Ellcader 207 196 Starmont 197 183 Waukon 174 178 West Union 178 Lowest Competitive Scores by an M-F-L 170 'P0StVi119 225 player: Dan Schultz and Steve Hass 177 :P0StVi119 235 both with 39. 177 'E1k8d9I' 171 1824 1930 'Keep your eyes on the ba11.T' 1Triangu1ar HFOREQII 333.121-L S- -:fs - -'S a------ff Golf was included in :.37::3-:Z-Q: our curriculum for the jr:-2-.'2-j 'e'.t..'.?'if LEE? V7 15'-: 5 first time inthe history 4 ' of the school. Mr. Be- E. -5-Zu, , 4-W ,, ff X5-3 galske was the coach. F5-,Tj-: ,, z 7 pppmp ' ?lE'f.' 2 22.311 Q 2'-5'-'Ts E-34 K '. :'?-14-I :' ' if -'ft 9 ' L:-p f' 'O if-1 f x x-5 ?5?'wJ1'X , n- N X ' li' sem use lu ' t:::::g 5 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: C. Olson, S. Nuehring. L. Henderson, L. Keehner, L. Moon, G. Langholz, L. DeSotel. ROW 2: G. Baade, J. Christiansen, M. Huff, L. Zittergruen, D. Berns, C. Darby, A. Heins, J. Grove. ROW 3: KI. Marovets, G. Hoth, B. Landt, Managersg Mr. Roby, Coach: MissMeier,MissO1son,MissHoff,Chaperones. CO CHHMPS .f1E. f if The varsitygirlsbasketball team ended their association as members of the Upper Mississippi Conference on a victorious note. Winning nine of their ten conference games, M-F-L shared the conference title with Garnavillo. Next yeartheteam will be independent of any conference. Linda Keehner was given an honor- able mention in All-State, and was unanimously selected for first team All-Conference. LianeHendersonand Carol Olson were also selected for r.: Q , ,No a: first team, while Linda DeSotel was w,wgsr1r,rQN .rrr .,.,r N1,,s ' WWW? given an honorable mention. -Captains: Liane Henderson, left,and , Linda Keehner. K. K High scorers for the season were Liane Henderson with 400 and Linda DeSotel with 399. Linda Keehner led the team in rebounds with 114. SEASON'S RECORD 59 Starmont 72 X M'F'L , 41 West Central 42 39 Wapsie Valley 49 6b M M 7' 37 West Central 54 ar- ac 58 to , u6 M M 32 44 Maquoketa Valley 54 ar' ac 48 Guttenberg 38 72 Guttenberg 52 35 Garnavillo 31 36 Garnavillo 5b 35 Wapsie Valley 47 39 Valley 63 44 Starmont 54 34 Fredricksburg Mar-Mac Valley 40 77 East Allamakee 40 81 South Winneshiek South Winneshiek SECTIONALS 28 59 East Anamakee 31 32 76 42 22 43 Unnkerton 57 TERMS GR HTULH TE '68 CHFIMPS History was made when M-F-L de- feated South Winneshiek to win the conference championship for the first time in twenty years. Al- though they placed second several times, records dating back to 19U9 show that thiswms the big first for M-F-L. Next year the team will ven- ture forth to conquer a new ter- ritory--the Upper Iowa Conference. Unanimously selected for first team All Conference was Wayne Eric- son, and Dale Goeke was unanimously selected for second team. Rick Cor- lett was also selected for second team, and Hugh-Hedemann was given an honorable mention. High scorer for the season was Wayne Erickson with 295. Hugh Hed- emann led in rebounds with 257. Captain: Dale Goeke. 24 1 vvf 30 L23 MSLLE JJ A BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: W. Erickson, A. Schroeder, D. Goeke, M.Krambeer,L.FTiederich,ROW 2: D.Schu1tz, M. Peters, L. Swestka, J. Chamberlain, D. Johnson, B. Wiethorn. ROW 3: R. Corlett, D. Little, H. Hedeman, B. Timmerman, K. Steva, C. Monserud. Larry Babcock was the coach. 'nur-J sEAsoNfs RECORD 54 Guttenbers 46 M-F.L 52 Postville 65 80 Mgr-Mac 54 47 Garnavillo 63 69 Postville 67 56 S'b3l'If10T1't 50 49 Guttenberg 75 71 East Allamakee 48 64 Garnavillo M8 66 South Winneshiek 51 58 East Allamakee 56 71 DeSales 51 71 South Winneshiek 67 71 Central 69 70 Starmont 52 SECTIONALS 78 Mar-Mac 56 67 Mar-Mac 45 62 Valley 68 49 Guttenberg 52 J. V. GIRLS BASKETBALL ROW 1: G. Baade, J. Christianson,In,Zittergruen,D. Berns.G.Imngho1z, A. Heins. ROW 2: V. Sawvell, M. Huff, C. Darby, J. Grove, M. Hazlett, V. Miller. ROW 3: B. Schultz, D. Wilker, D. Peuker, M. Olson. ROW I+: K. Marovets, Mr. Roby, J. Erickson, G. Hoth. Season Statistics Girls J. V.: Won 11 Lost 4 ON flB'ILfIJ'.'l THEU CONCENTRHTE JN 'BB Season Statistics Boys J. V.: Won 9 Lost 6 J.V. BOYS BASKETBALL ROW 1: L. Thompson, R. Sass, B. Lubbers, V. Johnson. ROW 2: R. Gehring, K. Mc- Shane, S. Hagensick, J. Leas, R. Sass. ROW 3: K. Kutzbach, R. Lamker, G. Fergu- son, T. Olds, R. Benzing, Mr. Vangen. Q .....gI': TQ iir ! ' A I A J s WRESTLING ROW 1: R. Bossard, J. Blumhagen, M. Burckart, D. Ball, D. Schlitter, B. Johan- ningmeier, C. Smith. ROW 2: Hr.Dohse,A. Peterson, S. Russett, K. Ryan, L. Hoth, J. Klinge, R. Torkelson, B.Cowe11,D. Hagensick, S. Sedlmayr. ROW 3: T. Neuhaus, B. Moses, D. Ryan, S. Harting, M. Fields, D. Monroe, R. Lenth, D. Ferguson, A. Pe- terson, D. Hiller, J. McNally. South Winneshiek 29 Mfncme WEJQ HT Maquoketa Valley 23 Postville 19 47 Lansing 3 19 North High 26 21 Waukon 28 20 North Winneshiek 19 U6 Lansing 10 16 Starmont 27 17 South Winneshiek 29 21 Elkader 29 20 Postville 19 11+ Waukon 31 Co-Captains: Jeff Klinge, left and Ken Ryan. JN 'BB Jeff Klinge finished the regular season undefeated. He was the first wrestler from M-F-L to do this. Ken Ryan advanced to the state tour- nament, but lost a first round match by the score of 9-8 in the 1ast2Osec- onds. MC 's..,xk Q VARSITY GIRLS TRACK for S 1 X .. ...fi 'flnf Q , f 3' wi f K X x X Ne. O. -Q .. ROW 2: ROW 1: D. Wilker, G. Wilker, C. Wilker, K. Marovets, K. Berns, N. Wagner. G. Baade. G. Hoth,B. Sanger, S. Miller, M. Olson, P. Monserud, Mr. Roby. ROW 3: A, Heins,D. Peuker, M. Huff, L. Henderson, C. Olson,C. Darby. ROW I+: D. Berns, G. Langholz, V. Sawvell, J. Christiansen, L. Keehner, L. Moon, S. Nuehring. THE BULLDOGS HCCELERHTE Doris Barns cameinfirst at the dis- trict track meet, making a new school record, in the 880-yard run. She placed sixth in the state track meet. Co-captains: Bernice Sanger and Linda Keehner Linda is on the run, Bernice is flying low. VARSITY BOYS TRACK RON 1: Mr. Babcock, R. Sass, R. Smith, R. Sass, D. Ihde, T. Gray, K. Ryan, C. Monserud. RON 21 Mr. Vangen,R.Gehrir1g, J. Leas, L. Hoth,K. Steve., L. Swestka, B. Wiethorn,B.IWonserud, D. Soride. ROW 3: T. Miller, C. Howard, D. Monroe, D. Hagensick, H. Hedemann, D. Martins, R. Huinker, J. Lenth. X JN 'EE If I were a bird, this would be a. cinch. Co-ca. ptainss Bruce I-Ions erud and Ken Ryan The 1968 boys track team placed third intheBul1dog Relays. The boys weren't in a conference this year, but did well in the Upper Iowa Conference Meet held at Monona. Three boys qualifiedforstate--Bruce Monserudixmthe mile run, Ron Huinker in the two mile run, and Ken Ryaninthe 880 yard run. Five individuals and the mile medley and the mile relay teams broke previous school records. if iig gX:x!! f XX A BASEBALL ROW 1: D. Herrmann, M. Krambeer, B. Lubbers, L. Friederich, K. McShane. ROW 2: Coach Roby, L. Riveland, S. Hagensick, D. Schultz, J. Melcher. ROW 3: F. Math ews, G. Knockle, M. Peters, R. Sieg, W. Erickson. Not shown: R. Lamker, S. De 'JEICRLJSS HE PLHT E l'lN'EB Co-captainsz Larry Friederich and Joe Melcher. 'lun' SEASONS RECORD Garnavillo 1 Elkader 10 Lansing 11 Elkader 13 Garnavillo 8 Mar-Mac 5 Valley 3 'Mar-Mac 3 Garnavillo 2 'Sectional WS-T-R-I-K-E threeU UBring it on home.U ik Mary is ready for the sandman in her shorty p. j. I S ' ll Ly, L r Z t U. V . Q 6 ia Left to right: S. Kuenster, B. Lange, P. Henkes, P. McKee, S. Mielke, K. ff. me K , Q, Barnes, M. Berns. - .W V ,fy 'H L 'WATCH r b X i W R qb ... Sheila is modeling one of 63715 B 3 younger set, The home ec. girls presented their style show, Music to Watch Girls By , on April 2. The dresses were divided into groups of classics, blues, romantic, sacred, lullabies, school days, jazz, and pop hits. Mr. Tom James provided the organ music to go with the classes of music. Left to right: J. Kruse, R. Kurth, C. Olson, N, Lamborn, B. Dundee, B. Smith. D 5 6 The sophomore home ec. girls prepared the refreshments. The properties that were used for the decorations were made by the industrial arts boys. It was truly a joint effort which was one of the best style shows presented at M-F-L. Left to right: Mrs. Luther Heins, Mrs. Louis Wagner, Miss Olson, Home Ee . teacher . .TU Q ,-7f.F'3,,Q 3 4 - xi V W JUNIOR and SENIOR FFA ROW lx A. Schroeder, J. Melcher, D. Nieland, S. Hagensick, S. Scheffert, G. Bernhard, R. Henning, L. Friederich, R. Bossard. ROW 2: D. Wessels, T. Moses, M. Baade, C. Smith, W. Seglar, E. Trappe, D. Palmer, S. Berns, Mr. Wachter. ROW 3: T. Rose, J. Krousie, T. Miller, J. Johanningmeier, L. Johanningmeier, R. Torkelson, D. Schlein, J. Klinge. ROW 4: D. Little, R. Corlett, B. Kishman, N. Rose, S. Kruse, S. Hass, J. Lenth, R. Berns, R. Mielke. Allen Peterson and Ron Sass were delegates to the National Convention in Kansas City. THE ITJE LD S THE CULTJ VH TE -ag. RG FFA OFFICERS v ROW 1: J. Melcher, PresidentgB. Seglar, Treasurer. ROW 2: S. Hass, V106 Presl- dentg R. Corlett, Sentinelg R. Torkelson, Secretary, M. Baade, Reporter. Joe Melcher and Bill Seglar received the Iowa State Farmer Degree Award. FRESHMEN and SOPHOMORE FFA ROW lx T. Neuhaus, R. Wiedenmann, D. Moon, D. Ihde, D. Klotzbach, R. Johanning- meier, L. Suddendorf, V. Johnson, K. Marovets, J. Elsbury, J. McNally. ROW 2g Mr, Roys, D. Ferguson, D. Ferguson, M. Buerger, D. Ball, D. Schlitter, R. Hass, R. Richard, B. Moses, T. Kann, D. Miller, R. Sass. ROW 3: J. Heins, L. Suddendorf, B. Johanningmeier, R. Sass, D. Landt,K. Keehner, T. Meyer,A.Wirk1er, L. Thompson, A. Peterson, R. Zurcher. ROW Us R. Lamker, J. Little, K. Kutzbach, D. Martins, R. Moses, L. Olson, D. Hertrampf, D. Wheeland, D. Soride, K. Welch. Parliamentary Procedure Group National Dairy Cattle Judging Team Left to rights R. Wiedenmann,R. Sass, Lgft to right: R. Sass, J. Heins, R J. Heins, D. Ferguson, R. Sass Richard Moses and Dennis Martins were official chapter repre- sentatives at the state FFA annual conference at Davenport. Sass . Randall Wiedenmann sang in the State FFA Chorus at Daven- port . Doug Ihde received a gold emblem rating in the creed speaking con test mi i ROW 1: C. Olson. S. Miller, V. Miller, C. Darby, P. Ferguson, B. Lange, G. Wilker, M. Engelhardt. ROW. 2: C. Miller, D. Berns, C. Olson, J. Thompson, K. Kammerer, D. Peuker, B. Schultz, K. Jacobson, R. Benzing, A. Heins, P. Monserud, B. Smith, L. Kuenster, S. Wiethorn, C. Fritz, T. Kann. ROW 3: J. Clements, D. Whittle, M. Lange, L. Hoth, S. Peglow, C. Richardson, R. Corlett, L. White, D. Olson, P. Auterman, S Johnson, B. Fascher, K. Staley, L. DeSotel, D. Moore, L. Starkey, E. Engelhardt, K Wi1ker,M. Ambrose, J. Blumhagen, D. Wilker. ROW Us L. Riveland, P. Moore, F. Math- ews, D. Schultz, R. Huinker, Mr. James, D. Hagensick, B. Seglar, M. Fields, D. Fer- guson, O. Dettman, D. Ferguson, K. Steva, K. Meyer, D. Hellen, M. Meyer, L. Sudden- dorf, D. Schultz, R. Bollman, R. Hass, S. Marting, B. Doom, B. Wiethorn, D. Johnson. The concert band gave four concerts during the school year. The marching band performed in the All-Vets Day, Memo- rial Day, and Miss Northeast Iowa Pa- rades. In addition, they gave half-time shows at three home football games. UN VEB l JR. HIGH BAND ROW lx D. Marting, R. Sieg,C. Wachter, M. Doom,.I.Blumhagen, M. Goettler, D. Kruse, D. Palas, J. Hedeman. ROW 2: M. Hazlett, D. Peuker, P. Ferguson, T. Corlett, R. Torkelson. W. Russett, C. Lestina, K. Gramlich, A. Hagensick, R. Johanningmeier, R. Swanson, J. Meyer,G. Goettler. ROW 3: C. Corlett, W. Possehl, A. Huinker, K. Nueh- ring, N. Luster,In Klinkenberg, C. Miller, J. Suddendorf, A. Nuehring, R. Nevermann, R. Schmidt, R. Kirkeberg, D. Ihde, A. Miller, S. Miller, M. Carroll. ROW Us S. Baade, K. Dettmann, N. Lyons, A. Wilke, S. Marovets, D. Johnson, D. Darby, F. Smith, C. Hamann, K. Nuehring, M. Freilinger, K. Fascher, P. James, J. Lamker, D. Schrader, D. Russett. ROW 5: Miss Hoff, S. Hagensick, D. DeSotel, P. Landt, S. Mielke, J. Olds, D. Drallmeier, S. Havelick. Band Officers ROW 1: K. Jacobson, Sec. to Mr. T. Jamesg R. Bollman, Representativeg B. Fascher, Sec.-Treas. ROW 2: K. Zie- man, Pres.: L. Riveland, V. Pres. Fifty-five members of the concert band were involved in small group con- test. Of those fifty-five, forty-seven received I ratings in the following categories: saxophone quartets A and B , cornettrio,trombone trio, brass quar- tet funlikej , flute quartet, flute trio, woodwind trio . two woodwind duets C111-cel, woodwind duet Cunlikej , woodwind quar- tet, woodwind quintet, and French horn quartet. Soloists receiving I ratings were Rick Benzing, clarinet, Steve Marting, snaredrumgFredMathews,tromboneyJoyce Clements, cornetg Carol Olson, flute, Mary Hazlett and Tonya McShane, saxo- phoneg KeithSteva,bmritone3 Jon Blum- hagen, French horng and Linda Zitter- gruen, contra-bass clarinet. U Q DEW! MIXED CHORUS CONTEST RATING I ROW 1: Mr. Ogle, V. Miller, K. Jacobson, T. McShane, J. Grove, D. Wilker, K. Staley, L. Riveland, S. Schlitter, J. Clements, J.. Thompson,A. Peters, J. Johnson, S. Kruse, D. Timmerman, S. Knockel. RON 2: T. Kann, C. Darby, M. Kohler, S. Johnson, K. Kammerer, C. Rose, P. Ferguson, B. Fascher, K. Zieman, L. Starkey, M. Engelhardt, L. Moon, L. Zitterg-uen, M. Hazlett, L. Kuenster. ROW 3: J. Tieden, J. Blumhagen, S. Ryan, R. Hass, J. Melcher, D. Schultz, S. Peglow, G. Knockel, G.. Bernhard, P. Knockel, D. Moore, J. Leas, P. Auterman. ROW I+: R. Bollman, D. Schultz, D. Ryan, K. Meyer, R. Benzing, M. Knapp, R. Reinke, K. Ryan, J. Chamber- lain, S. Hass, D. Whittle, B. Seglar, R. Huinker, L. Hoth. WIT H SONGS THEH GHPTJ BOYS GLEE CONTEST RATING IQ ROW ls J. McNally, J. Blumhagen, T. Neuhaus, D. Ihe, S. Sedlmayr, D. Schultz, S. Peglow, R. Sass, R. Sass, R. Wiedenmann, K. Ryan, D. Ihde, G. Bernhard, Mr. Ogle. ROW 2: R. Bollman, J. Tieden, D. Moon, M. Burchart, S. Ryan, A. Wirkler, T. Gray, B. Doom, B. Wiethorn, S. Radloff, P. Auterman, D. Ferguson, B. Grady, G. Knockel, S. Meyer. ROW 3: R. Hass, D. Ryan, R. Zurcher, P. Knockel, R. Benzing, C. Richardson, R. Lenth,D. Moore, B. Seglar, J. Leas, L. Hoth, J. Chamberlain, S. Hass, S. Marting, ROW LH J. Melcher, D. Schultz, K. Meyer, C. Hamann, M. Knapp, R. Reinke, D. Martins, B. Timmerman,R. Huinker, D. Whittle, G. Ferguson, R. Moses, R. Corlett, K. Kutzbach. - My Wanawuas..-w.ma .ummmwm GIRLS GLEE coN'rEsT RATING II ROW 1: C. Berns, R. Timmerman, C. Huinker, B. Schultz, V. Miller, T. McShane, J. Grove, L. Riveland,B. Smith, B. Neuhaus, D. Wilker, J. Johnson, C. Walz, Mr.'Ogle. ROW 2: J . Clements, L. Kuenster, S. Knockel, A. Peters, C. Darby, N. Dettmann, B. Fascher, K. Jacobson, T. Nieland, D. Theisen, T. Kann, J. Neuhaus, P.-Ferguson, B. Dundee. ROW 3: J. Thompson, C. Schlein, M. Hazlett, L. Moon, 'L. Zittergruen, B. Landt, S. Grady, K. Kammerer, S. Johnson, B. Moon, M. Landt, D. Peulcer, 'D. Timmer- man, C. Miller, K. Staley. ROW 1-I-z J. Griffin, A. Olds, L. Starkey, M. Engelhardt, D. Lembke, C. Rose, M. Kohler, J. Drahn, K. Zieman, S.'Nuehring, L.'Rad1off, C Radloff, S. Kruse, S. Schlitter. 4 , I '- - P Vocal groups receiving- division I T V ratings at small 'group contest were: M E JN B B madrigal, girls' M trio, boys' ,quam-tet, and senior boys' doublequiartet. 'Solo- ists receivingI's were: Sherry.Knockel and Bill -Seglar, piano: Roger Bollman and Dave Schultz, tenor: and Joyce Clem- ents, treble voice low. ' G FRESHMAN GIRLS GLEE . ROW 1: Mr. Ogle, K. Wilker, S. Wiethorn, G. Hoth, J. Melcher, -S. Mielke, S. Huin- ker, J. Fuelling, M. Carroll. ROW 2: G. Wille, C. Huinker, C. Lestina, J. Tim- merman, K. Barns, C. Klima, M. Olson, J. Henkes, D. Olson. 'ROW 13: 'S.- Kottman, L. Johanningmeier, K. Barnes, P. Monserud, P. Echard, N. Luster, B. Wessels, V. Hill. ROW ll-s J. Nuehring, S. Miller, T. Peters, G. Langholz, M. Meyer, P. Moore, A. Heins, D. Russett, P. Ferguson. . ' NEWSPAPER STAFF ROW lx Mrs. Kruse, J. Clements, K. Jacobson, af-ss K -...-.- Marcia Ambrose and Cathy Olson Co-editors of the Bulldog Growl N. Henderson. ROW 2: IC. Olson, M. Ambrose, R. Kurth, M. Kohler. ROW 3: D. Goeke, D. Schultz, L. Hoth, R. Benzing, M. Krambeer. Marcia Ambrose and Cathy Olson were responsible for gathering, typing, and editing news 'for the local newspaper. NEWS They were assisted by a newspaper staff wMwmswmwwdTwmwm,Wmnq and a feature writer. Thisjs the first year that there has been a newspaper staff for the Bulldog Growl. WOffice Practicen is a coursethatofferssecretarial experience togirls interest- ed in a clerical career. Mrs. Helen Saeugling spoke on p oper make-up and skin care to complete the unit on NGood Grooming.U Betty Landt is her model. JT CURCULFKTE OFFICE PRACTICE GIRLS ROW 1: B. Smith, Sec.toMrs. Hamann: K. Jacobson . 5 f 5 , ,..., c 55 S I Sec. to Mr. T. James, B. Neuhaus, Sec.toMb. Swan- son. ROW 2: S. Bentien, Sec. to Mr. H. James, C. Olson, Sec. to Mrs. Kruseg J. Johnson, Sec. to Mr. Busse. ROW 3: B. Fascher, Sec. to Mr. Wachter B. Landt, Sec.toMr. Lau4 M. Ambrose, Sec. to Mrs Kruse, Absent: S. Ferguson, Sec. to Mrs. Martin Q can ANNUAL STAFF Q. . 4- Q4 ix.. ' 0 S , K 'frfa ,A ,N V ROW 1: Mrs. Kruse, J. Clements, Copy Editor, J. Thompson, ASS't. Editor, S. Bentien, Editor, S. Schlitter, Typist, M. Landt, Typist. ROW 2: S. Johnson, Typist, M. Kohler, Typist, R. Kurth, Typist, D. Goeke, Photographer, A. Olds, Ass't, Business Editor, D. Theisen, Typist. THEH JN 'EB Jean Thompson, Ass't Editor, and Shelby Bentien, Editor. AD SALESMEN ROW 1: G. Wilker, K. Jacobson, S. Kruse. ROW 2: N. Henderson, T. McShane, N. Lamborn, K. Nuehring. ROW 3: N. Dettman, B. Fascher, A. Olds, M. Engelhardt, Mr. Fullhart. The annual staff spent many long, hard hours pre- paring the annual for pub- lication. They wish to ex- tend their thanks to Mark Hedemann for his photogra- phicworkandtoJudy Johan- ningmeier for her typing. WAITERS and WAITRESSES Left to right: L. Henderson, D. Ferguson, D. Huinker, D. Ferguson, S. Nuehring, Bar Maidg D. Hagensick, Bartender, L. Riveland, Head Waitress, J. Leas, Head Waiterg L. Zittergruen,K.Kutzba.ch, S. Kruse, S. DeSote1, B. Moon, Substituting for C. Olsong R. Sass, L. Moon,K.Keehner, J. Christian- son, R. Sass. Rome Was Not Built In A Day was the welcome speech given by Brad Wiet- horn. We Came, We Saw, We Conquer-ed was the thank- you speech given by Karen Christiansen. The J unior-S enior Prom, Roman Holiday, was held April 26 at the Luana gym following the banquet which was held at the St. Patrick's Parish Hall. Caesar and his slaves. A trombone trio provided C Ri kc 111 3 entertainment. Left to right: Diesgzflkerc, T? M r1anj?vT: F- Mathews. D- Schultz. L- Englehardt, D. Wilker, J. Riveland. Thompson. HGathering in the Forum!! wishing at the FOu.nt8.inn L .H HOLUDHU T0 CELEBRHT E JN 'EB 48 X ,K 3 ,,hf 'l' Happiness is.,.. of ' .rsx Y o Food for the Gods Anyone for a cup of Pomegranite Goblet? R0m-an Gladiator and Maiden rw W X, Tm X 3 rf xxx I , W ir- '. nC1ass of l968n Bnccfmnunefms QXQ? x WWQSXSNQ ee ieee ' -eg eegeeeee - Pike A w : 11Xf-fRil3'Qi:S.j N X X s. X xfeiiegi Rev. M. L. sermon, Wwhat Will They Hear?W Sherer gave the Baccalaureate Service was held Sunday, May 19 in the new gymnasium. nCareful with that pinin Rev. R. E. Langholz gave the invocation,scripture, and benediction. HONOR STUDENTS ROW 1: J. Johanningmeier, C. Miller, B. Mon- serud. ROW 2: K. Christiansen, L, Herrmann, D. Goeke. ROW'3z M. Kohler, B. Landt, P. Knockel. ROW Us J. Melcher, K. Ryan. Looking to the Future Mr. Gordon Schultz presenting diplomas to: Shelby Bentien, Karen Ch1'iSti81'1S0Y'1, Mr. Grier PE ING THE GHTE IW 'BS OnThursday,May 23,thesenior class of 1968 was graduated from M-F-L High School. Mr. Perry Grier, County Superintendent of B1ackHawkandBuchananCounties, was the guest speaker and gave the address. Theinvocationand benediction were given by Rev. Paul V. Clements. A saxophone quartet and the high school girls' and boys' glee clubs provided entertainment. ngattle Hymn of the Republicn and Dale Goeke will 'V' . '-g.,,,- ffm H w -FW in I Magazine High Salesman my S Goblins in the Lunchroom Mr. Ken Henderson I . A e School Casualties : Ff- . ,r ' - ' xt avznh Q il - ', ' f K 5? if Even in a new school lll, T o Q M. .Mm- everything doesn't 4 M ap 'I work the first day, we MT. B. L. :lp I Q, ku x ! e lg ,.-, S J ,Q .-,,,' e Yz:'Q5k!iiS7f'?5 ffneg ff What a lawn to mow! Open House But it w0n't 0Pen! New Scoreboard and Lettering f a ' l M F L U.: 1 ' V ossswQg1wf UN DERCLHSSMEN The junior class had a choice of four ring styles this year, two girls' and two boyS'. In ad dition to the customary rectan gular style, a new oval-shaped ring was offered. W5 3' if so in Concentration in the Classroom 'Yu - W ff gig rgQ, i , A-Q gs' wr . 'lk :fo gy, ., -gsq - LM .. o W A e 1 3' ' 7 I A sf 'Tiff Q? : Y -, . V . K .g K E ..,., K ,V ',', : U.. K. I .I K V In oisswgislgs coke esso 151' Nt, s oseef -- - f . X -.. f, as , gwfii ,- iikiofgo k . ., . . . ,ie e 5 if FET ' ' 39 il 5 , . ... L56-' - S . -- 'L ' 5' . V 4'kL i fi I 47 . . - 7 Sh . 4. f . K ' son, J. Neuhaus, D. Wilker, M. Bollman, K. Miller, M. Henkes. ROW 2: Miss Olson, A. G. Knockel,TH Gray, S. Hagensick,D. Ihde, L. ker, G. David, B. Grady. ITUNUORS ROW l: N. Henderson, M. Lange, M. Landt, P. Ferguson, C. John Ewing, M. Fite, V. Olds, C. Fritz, S. Peglow, M. Well, J. Steiert, S. Berns, J. Thompson, J. Grove, V. Burckart, S. Schlitter, T. McShane, M. McCune. ROW 3: R. Bossani,S.Meyer, S. Johnson,IL Pueker, C. Radloff, N. Lamborn, K. Kammerer, J. Ashline, E. Engelhardt, L. Kuenster, S. Henkes, K. Welch. ROW'U: W. Erickson,fF.Wessels,IL Schultz, B. Lenth, Riveland, M. Huin mow 1: N. Henderson, student Council, Selecting the Class ring and Planning L. Keehner, SecretagygN,1Amb0rn Trea- the 'unior-senior rom are two hi h J P S surer. ROW 2: B. Wiethorn, President: lights Of the JUYI5-01' class' M. Peters, Vice-President. ROW 1: Mr, Fullhart R, Sieg, G, Heins, L ner, C, Monserud, D, man, L, Friedlein, M, D, Whittle, K, Steva ROW 4: J, Drahn, B, Monroe, D, Little, J ,L,Swestka,F,Mhthews, R, Berns, J, Lenth, , Johanningmeier, T, Rose, J, Krousie, , N, Dettmann, L, Keehner, D, Nieland, R, Henning, B. Wiethorn . Hoth, M, Krambeer, G, Bernhard, Mr, Lau, ROW 2: G, Hangart Johnson,BL Schutte, R, Huinker, M, Peters, B, Cowell, F, Boll Engelhardt, W, Wagner, ROW 3: R, Mielke, L, Johanningmeier T,PHller, R, Lenth Timmerman, R, Collins, R, Corlett, H, Hedeman, M, Hedeman, D ROW l: L. Riveland, J. Keehner, C. Huinker, B. Schultz, D. Palas, J. Keehner, K. Marovets, K. Marovets, G. Wilker, J. Clements, B. Dundee. ROW 2: L. Meyer, R. Wiedenmann, B. Tim- merman, D. Schlitter, M. Burckart, S. Knockel, C. Walz, C. Berns, T. Nieland, D. Henkes, J. Tieden. ROW 3: Mr. Babcock, B. Moon, R. Hass, D. Ball, J. Christiansen, G. Baade, N. Wag- ner, S. DeSotel, K. Staley, L. White, R. Sass, M. Fox. ROW I+: S. Kruse, S. Grady, D. Schultz, M. Buerger, D. Ferguson, R. Smith, D. Ferguson, D. Theisen, T. Kann, C. Olson, L. Hen- derson. SOPHOMORE5 Eleven girls and eleven boys are ROW 1: S. Nuehring, Vice-President: selected from this class by members of L- Moon. Secretary: S. Kruse, Student, the junior class to serve as waitresses C01-111011. ROW 2: Robert Sass, Presi- and waiters at the junior-senior prom. cent: Richard Sass, Treasurer.. ROW 1: K. Nuehring, M. Huff, P. Auteman, J. Heins,D. Herrmann, O. Det'ana.n, D. Hel- len, J. Leas, R. Sass,D. Ryan, S. Nuehring. ROW 2: B. Doom, K. Wagner, T... Moon, K. Darby, R. Johnson, K. Welch, C. Schlein, M. Hazlett, D. Monroe, P. Steiert, C. Rose, L. Radloff. ROW 3: K. Kutzbach, K. Meyer, S. Marting, D. Berns, D. Lembke, J. Grif- fin, L. Zittergruen, S. Nuehring, J. Erickson, S. Peters, D. Moore, Mr. Begalske. ROW 1-P: D. Hagensick, G. Ferguson, J. Little, C. Howard, R. Moses, R. Lamker, R. Rein.- ke, R. Olds, B. Colby, M. Fields, R. Gunderson. I ROW la B. Bromelkampa J. McNally, S. Welch, D. Fette, S. Mielke, K. Schroeder, P. Burckart, D. Olson, K. Wilker, S. Henkes, M. Carroll. ROW 2: B. Lange, D. DeSotel, D. Ihde, J. Fuelling, R. Johanningmeier, L. Suddendorf, V. Johnson, J. Blumhagen, J. Elsbury, S. Ewing, Mr. Goettler. ROW 3: P. McKee,, G. Hoth, M. Berns, S. Kuenster, M. Olson, V. Hill, C. Huinker, K. Neverman, K. Berns, A. Huinker, G. .Wille. ROW 4: S. Hagensick, D. Moon, P. Echard, N. Luster, J. Nuehring, B. Kottman, S. Wiethorn, J. Melcher, P. Henkes, C. Klima, P. Monserud. BRESHMEN ROW 1: S. Miller, Secretary: B. Lange, Treasurex-:S. Kuenster, Stu dent Council. ROW 2: R. Benzing, President: S. Radloff, Vice-Presi- dent. ROW 1: P. Moore, J. Henkes, J. Brown, T. Kann, S.. Ryan, T. Neuhaus, W. Lubbers, R. Richard, S. Kottman, D. Miller. RON 2: M. Fre:1llnger,D.Russett, A. Heins, B. Wes- sels, D. Torkelson, B. Moses, K.Fields, J. Timmerman, M. Meyer, C. Iestina, S. Miller. ROW 32 Mr. Vangen, G. Iengholz, V. Sawvell, K. Barnes, L. Thompson, K. McShz-me, A. Peterson, R. Zuroher, L. Johanningmeier, T. Peters, P. Ferguson. ROW 4: D. Iandt, Go Ro Benzing, Co Hamann, Lo Olson, To Olds, so Ro So Sed- 1-mayrg Ao mrklere . 1 -gi i v ROW 1: Mr. Grant, M. Ewing, S. Schlitter, J. Johnson,K3.G1awe, J. Funk, K. Hen- mm,LHwmJLim.RW2:B.hmmmmmw,iFMLW.HM,RWmMm man, R. Marovets,Ih Dundee, D. Palas,I4.Krousie, J. Donlon. ROW 3: R. Zurcher, K. Dettmarm, K. Horns, W. Russett, D. Schrader, D. Marting, C. Rossbach, C. Wach- ter, K. Fasoher. ROW 4: K. Kam erer, S. Goltz, D. D rbyy R.Pbhs, B. Christian- son, R. Gray, A. Miller, S. Baade, A. Iandt. E17 GHTH GRFIDE 2 fx-.. ,f' Left to right: R. Sieg, Secretary: J. Klinge, Vice-President: S.Baade, President: R. Kirkeberg, Treasurer. ROW 1: J, Meyer, G, Goettler, J, Hedeman, D, Peuker, B, Burkart, M, Hazlett, C, Hertrampf, L, Wirkler, ROW 2: T, MoCune, D, Kurth, R, Drahn, J, Palas, L, Wol- ter, J, Fuelling, S, Mielke, A, Hagensick, F, Wagner, ROW 3: R, Kirkeberg, M, Krambeer, N, Lamborn, D, Peterson, P, Monroe, K, Shady,S, Schroeder, C, Corlett, W, Possehl, ROW 4: Miss Sed1mayr,L, Sch1itter,R, Nevermann,M, Walz, J, Klinge, K, Kurth, R, Grove, L, Lenth, A, Rodas, K, Gramlick, ROW l: J. Iemker, J.Suddendorf, D. Swanson,B.Meyer, M. Miller, F. Huff, D. Echard, L. Whlch, S. Moon. ROW 2: L. Friedlein,D.Imvis, K. Kutzbach, B. McKee, C. Miller, J. Monroe, J. Heins, D. Drallmeier, D. Johnson, Mr. Kasemeier. ROW'3: S. Miller, G. Montour, S. Monserud, P. James, C. Drahn, J. Olds, D. Buerger, L. Sawvell, D. Kurdelmeyer. ROW 4: C. Drahn, A. Wilke, M. Doom, T. Balekos, P. Rodas, L. Clark, Ls Timmerman, Co Collins, To Corlett, Ko Henningo 5-as :,, J us S . . Xlffxgis- if I X X Left to right: S. Montour, Secretary: T. Corlett, President-3 P. James, Vice- Presidentg J. Lamker, Treasurer. ROW 1: S. Havelick, A. Brainard, L. Ihndee, D. Echard, F. Smith, M. Hertrampf, D. Cahoon, D. Palas, P. Ferguson. ROW 2: M. Wold, R. Hill, K. Bentien, K. Nuehring, P. Landt, R. Landt, B. Moses, S. Montour, D. Ihde, Mrs. Schlake. ROW 3: M. Goettler, P. Fuelling, J. Kuenster, M. Welch, D. Kruse, S. Bernhard, V. Klingeman, J. Blumhagen S. Marovets. ROW LH R. Schmldt, K. David, J. Howard, D. Drahn, J. Langholz, R. Terk: elson, A. Nuehring, J. Bissell, L. Klinkenberg. ,1 G.. so .,. 5 Ri Q Q In S is , I if js f. M7 I, ...wg ,Z ?7','K4Sfj:f1 f ll :'g ifgghk -If A 4 hw A If Q W f ' .Ie we A lT..,:i , . -----. ee SA A WV' sf 'sfo' 9 4 sJ.es'1' 'T' O, , If .WSW Wsqflwcff Mg? 513531 llx I . . nik! ii A fi. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL ROW 1: M. Wold, S. Goltz, J. Donlon, P. Landt, S. Montour, F. Smith, S. Fick. ROW 2: G. Montour,S. Monserud, D. Echard, S. Moon,S. Miller, B. Meyer, J. Lang- holz. ROW 3: Mr. Grant, A. Landt, D. Kurth, R. Kirkeberg, G. Collins, T. Cor- lett, R. Mohs, D. Olson, D. Drahn, L. Wolters. ROW LP: K. Gramlich, L. Lenth, R. Grove, J. Klinge, A. Hagensick, R. Drahn, K. Henning, Coach Korthals. Al .Lim SEASON STATISTICS A Won Ll' Lost O I JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Left to right: A. Horns,R. Sieg, W. Russett, S. Schlitter, D. Ihde, SEASON STATISTICS Won 1 Lost 3 JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING ROW 1: B. Joharmingmeier, M. Hertrampf, F. Smith, B. Moses, D. Echard, J. Don- lon. ROW 2: D. Drahn, A. Landt, R. Torkelson, D. Darby, S. Miller, A. Miller. ROW 3: A. Rodas, K. Kurth, M. Walz, S. Mielke, R. Nevermann, G. Montour, Mr. Dohse. B3 LN L IEA LEE N- , 1 ' , I I - Eg .., M ,. IU gg i 1 f e.' '5 J I 5 - 3 ' Q? yi il 5 ' Q L GL-5 1 .:N,N Eq. L ,. Qxr, K I 5 X l K -'Eff 'u 1' 3 ' i L S ' -.. '.. J 1 T SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL ROW 1: S. Havelick,S. Marovets, N. Lyons,J. Blumhagen, J. Suddendorf,M. Goettler ROW 2: D. Swanson, L. Klinkenburg, D. Kruse, J. Heins, J. Monroe, D. Drallmeier ROW 3: C. Drahn, C. Miller, B. McKee, D. Buerger, P. James, J. Lamker, J. Olds ROW Us Mr. Venter, D. Kurdelmeyer, L. Sawvell, T. Balekos, M. Doom, D. Davis, A. WUkm Q Mmmh 7th Grade Season's Record 8th Grade Season's Record M-F-L M-F-L 88 Valley I-P8 37 Mar Mac 20 11+ Garnavillo 32 3 5 Guttenberg 19 13 Valley 51 22 Garnavillo 39 6 Lansing 29 2 5 Valley 34 20 Valley 141+ 25 Valley 28 19 Garnavjllo 25 30 Mar Mac 11+ 13 Lansing 17 29 Garnavillo 20 1? Valley no 21+ Guttenberg 11+ EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL ROW 1: M. Ewing, J. Johnson, C. Glawe,B. Burckart, D. Schrader, K. Dettmann, J. Meyer. ROW 2: C. Rossbach, K. Fascher, J. Hedeman, G. Goettler, M. Hazlett, D. Peuker, D. Marting. ROW 3: K. Shady, C. Wachter, P. Monroe, N. Lamborn, S. Schra- der, C. Corlett, W. Possehl, Mr. Venter. Ex XJ SEVENTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL ROW 1: K. Nuehring, K. Bentien, S. Montour, R. Hill, J. Bissell. ROW 2: M, Wold, P. Landt, A. Nuehring, D. Echard, S. Moon. ROW 3: J. Langholz, S. Monserud, C. Collins, T, Corlett, K. Henning, Mr. Grant. 71311 Grade SS8.S0n'S Record 8th Grade Season's Record M-F-L M-F-L 27 V83-197 51+ 20 Guttenberg 29 Valley 32 56 Mar-Mac 33 Lansing 25 18 Garnavillo 38 Waukon 31 43 Mar-Mac 25 Lansing 36 42 Valley 27 V813-95' 50 2.6 Guttenberg 32 Lansing 27 20 Garnavillo 28 Valley 37 37 Valley EIGHTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL ROW is S. Fick. G. Wiedenman, M. Krousie, R. Marovets, B. Christiansen ROW 2: R. Mohs, S. Ba.s.de,R. Drahn, R. Kirkeberg, T.McCune, D, Kurth. ROW 3: L Wolters, J. Fuelling, R. Grove, L. Lenth, K. Gramlich, J. Klinge, Mr. Grant 'K X -, I if 'rl 3. JR. HIGH GIRLS TRACK ROW 1: D. Swanson CMgr.D, M. Goettler, L. Klinkenberg, J. Blu hagen, S. Bernhard, S. Marovets,N. Lyons, D. Ihde, S. Havelick, P. Ferguson. ROW 2: P. James CMgr.D, P, Rodas, B. McKee, J. Lamker, J. Monroe, J. Heins, D. Drallmeier, J. Kuenster, J. Suddendorf, D. Kruse. ROW 3: C. Drahn CMgr.D, M. Doom, L. Sawvell, T. Balekos, K. Kutzbach, D. Davis, P. Hazlett, D. Kurdelmeyer, J. Olds, C. Drahn, D. Buerger. ROW U: C. Wilke CMgr.D, W. Russett, J. Meyer, R. Sieg, D. Schrader, B. Burckart, J.F'l11'1kC - . . Glawe, J. Johnson. S. Schlitter, M. Ewing, Mr. Venter. ROW 5: W. Pos sehl, C. Corlett, S. Schroeder, N. Lamborn, P. Monroe, C. Hertrampf, M Hazlett K. Fascher, G. Goettler, K, Dettmam. ' ' Seventh Girls Seventh Boys Four first places in four meets. Second at Valley Fourth at Bulldog Relays E' hth G lg iris Eighth Boys Three first places and one second place in four meets. Third at Valley JR. HIGH BOYS TRACK Second at Bulldog Relays ROW 1: R. Landt, S.Mil1er, J. Bissell, G. Wiedenman, K. Bentien, W. Ihde, M. Krou- sie, L. Dundee, F. Smith, B. Johanningmeier. ROW 2: R. Marovets, S. Montour, R. Torkelson, P. Landt, J. Donlon, M. Wold, R. Schmidt, B. Christiansen, R. Mohs, S. Moon. ROW 3: D. Drahn, J. Palas, R. Gray, J. Langholz, R. Drahn, R. Kirkeberg, D. Kurth, A. Landt, C. Collins, T. McCune, S. Monserud. ROW 4: J. Fuelling, K. Henning, T. Corlett, L. Timmerman, J. Klinge, K. Kurth, R. Grove, A. Rodas, L. Lenth, K. Gramlich, Mr. Grant. eggs: A 1 rw e Na I . 1 l JR. HIGH BASEBALL ROW 1: L. Dundee, K. Bentien, S. Pick, D. Cahoon, F. Smith, J. Bissell. ROW 2: J. Palas, K. Kammerer, D, Palas, R. Hill, R. Marovets, S. Montour, R. Torkelson, P. Landt,J. Donlon, M. Wold, S. Goltz. ROW 3: J. Guelling, D. Darby, A. Miller, D. Echard, R. Schmidt, B. Christiansen, R. Mohs, S. Moon, R. Gray, J. Langholz, S. Baade. ROW Us G. Montour, R. Kirkeberg, D. Kurth, A. Landt, C. Collins, T. McCune, R. Neverman, L. Wolters, S. Monserud. ROW 5: K. Henning, T. Corlett, M. Walz, L. Timmerman, J. Klinge, K. Kurth, R. Grove, A. Rodas, L. Lenth, K. Gramlich, Mr. Grant, The junior high baseball and softball teams did not compete with other schools, but held intramural games. JR . HIGH SOFTBALL ROW 1: D. Swanson, C. Miiller, D. Kruse, J. Funk, C. Glawe, P. Fuelling, M. Welch, P. Ferguson, S. Havelick. ROW 2: M. Ewing, K. Fascher, C.,Wachter, K. Dettmann, J. Monroe, P. James, D. Drallmeier, J. Olds, M. Goettler, K. Henning. ROW 3: L. Wirk- ler, K. Horns, A. Horns, D. Schrader, R. Zurcher, P. Rodas, B. Burokart, K. Kutzbach, G. Goettler, S. Schllitter. ROW 4: Mr. Venter, W. Possehl, S. Schroeder, K. Shady, M. Krambeer, P. Monroe, D. Davis, M. Doom, T. Balekos, K. Rossbach. W Ks IN g-n 1. K ler, K. r Henning. ROW 2: L. Schlitter, C . Hertrampf, R. Zur- 3' R. 7-UGH STHLE SHOW Fashion Jubilee was the theme chosen by the first semester home eco- nomics girls for their style show on January 11. cher . The second semester girls chose Spring Happening '68 for their show, which was given on May 17. Both style shows were presented in the multi- purpose room. ROW is J. Meyer, D. Schrader, D. ROW 1: J . Hedemann, K. Dettmann, D. Marting. ROW 2: M. Hazlett, C. Coirlett, K. Fascher, G. Goettler. ROW 1: J. Johnson, C. Glawe. ROW 2: S. Schrader, P. Monroe, N. Lamborn, D. Peterson, J. Funk. Peuker,W. Russett. ROW 2: W. Pos- ROW 1: S, Schlitter, M. Ewing. ROW sehl, Mrs. Schlake, C. Wachter. C. 2: K. Horns,M. Krambeer,Mrs. Schlake. Rossbach. K. Shady, A. Horns. Top left: Project inMrs. Herrmanrvs room, Farmersburg. Top right: Halloween in Mrs . Johns on's Special Education Class , Farmersburg. Middle right: Spooks , gob- lins , and witches from Monona center. Middle left: Christmas in Mrs. Plaehn's kindergarten group. Bottom left: Christ- masinbirs. Drahn's first grade. Bottom rights Nursery school conducted by the sophomore home-eo girls. :X Q, GRHDE QETE JN 'EB ,J f We ,iz SIXTH GRADE--Luana ROW 1: J. Peglow, C. Olson, B. Bissell, J. Swanson, D. Meine,D. Schrader, M. Trappe. ROW 2: M. Johnson,W. Huff, S. McCune, C. Lenth, C. Henkes, M. Chestnut, M. Elsbury. ROW 3: M. Baade, S. Landt, G. James, K. Christiansen, P. Langholz, D. Grove, K. Welsh, Mrs. Eno. ROW I+: R. Wolter, D. Duwe,D. Dettmann, S. Schlein, P. Sedllraayer, D. Radloff, P. Schlake. Valentlne 's SX 9 Day SIXTH GRADE-- Luana ROW 1: D. Houg, P. Burckart, J. Lee, S. Kregel, C. Wilker, B. Bacon. ROW 2: K. Brainard, S. Horns, S. Levenhagen, J. Walter, D. Peterson,R. Kirkeberg, Mrs. Foels. ROW 3: J. Echard, D. Schlein, D. Baade, B. Dettmann, C. Kishman, P. Connors. ROW 4: G. Hertrampf, D. Hagensick, C. Benzing, E. Donlon, K. Erickson, M. Gisleson. iggrffm K SIXTH GRADE--Luana ROW 1: B. R'Lchards,J. Heins, S. Henkes,J. Henkes,D. Schultz, K. Cahoon. ROW 2: L. Goettler, S. Melcher, B. James, S. Wilke, J. Scheffert, P. Johnson, Mrs. Doerring. ROW 3: K. Gramlich, K. Wiedemann, M. Reardon, C. Knapp, B. Christof- ferson, A. Ball. ROW I+: M. Torkelson, J. Moore, A. Lembke. L. Tilmnerman, M. Krambeer, S. Walz. Absent: D. Kurdellmeyer. Mrs, James Gerdes is one of the , fifth grade teachers at Luana, She replaced Mrs, Otis Roby at the end of the first semester, FIFTH GRADE--Luana ROW 1: C. Kurdelmeyer, V. Barnes, C. Henkes, S. Hemesath, J. Kottman, C. Olson. ROW 2: P. Pa1as,J.'Landt, R. Collins, K. Wille, J. Wagner, B. Nelson, C. Christian- son, Mrs. Roby. ROW 3: S. Reeg, B. Russett, M. Heins, B. Johnson, L. Ferguson, J. Koopman, B. Bernhard. ROW I+: K. Lenth, J. Levenhagen, C. Moon, C. Stock, S. Turner, T. Mohs, L. Landt. Absent: D. Thompson. Q A - .. fi 5 :gil FIFTH GRADE--Luana ROW l: D. Schroeder, D. Schultz, S. Schroeder, S. Horns, K. McKee, L. Lembke, J. Hertramph. ROW 2: L. Landt, R. Olson, C. Nuehring, C. O'Nea.l, R. Echard, S. Ruck- haber, S. Leas. ROW 3: T. Rose, S. Bacon, L. Meyer, K. Kamrnerer, J. Smith, P. Mil- ler, C. Leppert, Mrs. Brown. ROW 4: B. Krousie, D. Martin, J. Kottman, K. Monroe 9 J. Lee, S. Fuelling, G. Hagensick, T. Halverson. SS Project of Mrs, Herrmann's class, FIFTH GRADE--Farmer sburg ROW 1: K. Koopman, K. Henkes, M. Fox, K. Hoth. ROW 2: B. Wirkler, K. Bissell, T. Schmidt, Mrs. Herrmann. ROW 3: D. Peterson, K. Little, J. Fuelling, M. Reardon. FOURTH GRADE---Farmer-sburg ROW 1: D. Chestnut, G. Amundson, C. Els- bury, M. Marting, C. Tielbar. ROW 2: L. Krambeer, W. Mueller, S. Welch, B. Wagner, Mrs. Herrmann. ROW 3: D. Radloff, R. Vogt, C. Schoulte, R. Nuehring, J. Palas. FO URTH GRA DE-- Luana ROW 1: C. Bollman, L. Ambrose,S. Kregel, B. Eide, K. Walter, S. Gunderson. ROW 2: R. Richard, M. Dettman, L. Baade, D. Miller, B. Johnson, D. Schrader, N. Swanson. ROW 3: A. Heins, C. Havlicek, B. Bollman, D. Cowell, J. Schultz, K. Hofer, Mrs. Kottruin. ROW I+: R. Fuelling,N. Landt, D. Sawvell, D. Donlon, S. Landt, G. Gerdes, D. Wi ke. After The Party's Over In Mrs. Kottman's Room FOURTH GRADE--Monona ROW 1: D, Kuhse, 1-1, Christofferson, W Hill, T, Burckart, D, Friedericks, M Fite, D, Cahoon, ROW 2: M, Hazlett, T Johanningmeier, C, Drahn, R, Roby, G Gray, M, Klingeman, Mrs, Moon, ROW 3 B, Mielke, D, Kregel, B, Bruehahn, K Beisker, L, Klinkenberg, P, Cox, T, Blietz, ROW 4: R, Roys, K, Henning, C, David, L, Moose, R, Kruse, J, Mueller, L, Horns, ill. 'H X if J THIRD GRADE--Luana ROW 1: T. Balekos, B. Welch, D. Sass, D. Gehring, L. Schlitter, E. Mueller. ROW 2: G. Gordon,B. Begalske, S. Cox, J. Brown, J. Augustine, J. Seitz L hagen, T. Muller, L. Miller, J. Mohs, J. Donlon, Mrs. Nelson. ROW 4: J. Landt, D. Wagner, A. Kruse, J. Goettler, L. Landt, S. Possehl, M. Turner. Happiness Is Va1entine's Day In Mrs. Ne1son's Room THIRD GRADE--Monona ROW ls R, Ewing, S, Hill, D, Burokart, C, Christiansen, C, Baskerville, K, Wirk- ler, Mrs, Grant, ROW 2: S,I-Iavelick, C, Olson, D., Moon, S, Schroeder, J, Halver- son, L, Plozel, ROW 3: J, McCu.ne, D, Funk, V, Blietz, T, Rose, C, Henkes, J Brainerd, ROW LP: P, Connor, L, Sweet, J, Grove, C, Prouty, J, Fuelling, L. Kam- merer, S, Thompson, Absent: B, Starkey. Miene. ROW 3: B. Schmidt, B. Leger:-1 THIRD GRADE--Monona ROW1: D. Sieg, G. Tangeman, S. Reeg, J. Thompson, L. Hass, K. Kruse. ROW 2: J Langholz, R. Moose, S. Kirkeberg, C. Klima, M. Horns, R. Halverson, L. Beisker, Mrs Monserud. ROW 3: L. Hertrampf, L. Klinkenberg, L. Baade, L. Meyer, B. Klingeman, Vangen, M. Ferguson. ROW I+: L. Kann, D. Kishman, C. Hoag, J. Hagensick, E. Nelson, J. Olson, D. Olds. IQ if , if Q05 S' 2 L You can't win 'em all, THIRD GRADE--Farmersburg RUW 12 M. Krambeer. B. Wirkler, N, Fox, C. Bi-SS611. ROW 2: L. Tielbar, B, Fuel ling, C, Schoulte, Mrs, Vigen, SECOND GRADE--Farmersburg ROW 1: M. Bissell, S . Kuenster, K Krambeer, J. J ohnson, T. Schmidt ROW 2: B. Hoth, D. Teilbar, D. Kuehl C. Glawe, Mrs. Vigen. LTO if 5? SECOND GRADE--L118108 ROW 1: J. lee, W. Walter, S. Pape, D. McKee, T. Schultz. ROW 2: J. Kregel, K. Johnson, E. Smith, R. Muller, R. Henning, Mrs. Karnin. ROW 3: C.Wa1ter, G. Lenth, T. Heins, L. Iandt, B. Monroe. Absent: J. Meyer. is J? nBe DW'Va1entineU-- in MPS. Kamin's Room SECOND GRADE--Monona ROW 1: C. Huff,M. Hill, D. Dettmann, J. Halverson, J. Elde. ROW 2: Mrs. Thoma, J. Mcfhme, S. Dra.l'm, C. Hirrman, L. Trappe. ROW 3: L. Ge:-des, G. Drallmeier, S. Havllicek, J. Ba1ekos,K. Cahoon. ROW I+: S. Marovets, J. T:'Lmmerman, S. Connor, W. Sersland, S. Larson. i f J SECOND GRADE--Monona ROW 1: C. Welch, A. Levenhagen, L. Kliefoth, C. Fee, D. Howard, Mrs. Dean Schultz. ROW 2: R. Kregel, T. Russett,TH Schweikert, R. Winters,C. Kruse. ROW 3: T. James. L. Duwe,D. Schlein, K. Krousie, L. Kishman. ROW U: D. Lange, S. Hedeman,L. Lembke, D. Wahl, L. Wiedenmann. 37 After Santa Claus's Visit in Mrs, Drahn's Room FIRST GRADE--Monona ROW 1: B. Meyer, H. Rawson, D. Rast,43.Klingeman, L. Standorf, E. Houg. ROW 2: T. Wehl, A. Troester, D. Connor, K. Gramlich, T. Olson, D. Lamker, L. Scheffert, Mrs. Drahn. ROW 3: L. Marting, J. Roys, C. Blietz, R. Moore, R. Beisker, C. Meyer. ROW U-: W. Kiesau, A. Hoth, L. Schultz, J. Benzing, L. Halverson, J. Moose, D. Whlz. FIRST GRADE--Luana ROW 1: S. Bo11man,B.August.ine, M. Hofer, D. Palas, D. Schlitter, M. Duwe, S. Kregel, D. Schlitter. ROW 2: R. Doerring, T. Christofferson, L. Begalske, T. Miller, L. Cox, L. Swanson, T. Stock, Mrs. Doerring. ROW 3: J. Venter,L. Gisleson, K. Eide, J. Lau, L. Landt, R. Moon, D. Johnson, S. Miene. fx They Love Va1entine's Day With All Their Hearts FIRST GRADE--Monona in Mrs- D0e1'1'ing'S Room ROW 1: N. Nagel, C. Henkes, T. Cahoon, S. Johnson, K. Seitz, Mrs. Wachter. ROW 2: T. Dahms, S. Burckart, L. Ball, C. Lembke,W. Bissell, S. Mueller. ROW 3: M. Griffin R. -Fascher, S. Horns, P. Thompson, G. Knickerbocker, K. Germs. ROW 4: P. Haberichter: D Wagner S Sweet J V d. , . , . angen, W. Dundee, D. Vogt. Absent: C. Amundson and L. Rear.. Ono ...A KINDERGARTEN--Monona Row 1: K. Goettler, T. Dams, M. Rothmeyer, B. Schultz, D. Hemesath, R. Plozel. R- Fite. ROW 2: J. Swanson,L.McNa11y, L. Marting, D. Tangeman, D. S01'i1.ein, D. Hagen- sick, W. Christiansen. ROW 3: W. Echard, B. Duwe, D. Martins, W. Baskerville, L. Johnson, D. Sass, R. Kurdelmeyer. ROW I+: Mrs. Plaehn, K. Gerdes, L. Peters, T. Mielke, S. Wilke, M. Wessel, K. Knockel. Absent: D. Lyons. Kings and Queens of Hearts of Mrs, Mu11igan's Class KINDERGARTEN--Luana ROW 1: R. Berns, A. Schultz, L. Walter, L. Augustine, C. Miller, B. Hofer, T. Don- lon, D. Mueller. ROW 2: D. Schrader, R. MuIIler,T.Henkes, D. Bugenhagen, S. Deer.. ring, R. Zieman, S. Heins, R. Heins. ROW 3: W. Hamm, M. Wolter, G. G01-dan, T. Mohs, J. Krueger, R. Moon, A. Baade, K. Reinke, Mrs. Mulligan. J ,.,e ..... f , we was , leffs Color B Ty Tttu X' x KINDERGARTEN--Monona ROW 1: L. Krambeer, M. Johnson, S. Havelick, K. Kuhse, L. Hertrampf, C. Huinker, C. Meyer, G. Keppler, T. Schultz. ROW 2: D. Barnes, M. Neuhaus, B. Gisleson, D. Schmelzer, R. Bries,PR Haberichter, D. Hoth, E. Houg, R. ler, C. Henkes, S. Kuenster, S. Schoulte, J. Palas, L. Connor, J. Schissel. Mrs. Plaehn. 4:99 f Caroline Welch Upper Iowa College f Diploma 3 Remedial Reading Jr. High Special Education ROW 1: L. Bunting, K. Kautman, K. Cherne, L. Starkey, G. Dubbels, R. Meyer. ROW 2: Mrs. Ryan,S. Brain- ard, N. Krugger, N. Bolsinger, N. Geick. Absent: J. Link. Smith. ROW 3: T. Muel- Tielbar, L. Walz Jr., J. Mary Augustine Wartburg College BA Remedial Reading and Arithmetic Intermediate Special Education RON 1: D. Gunderson,IL Leuchtenmacher, C. Hin an,TH Vogt, D. Troester, ROW 2: W, Nilker, R. Hines, C. Geick, B. Robb- ins, Mrs. Johnson. ROW 3: B. Knipper, H. Bergan, M. Corlett, D. Bergen. Lowell's Electric Service Monona Farmers Co-op mana Farmers CMP 7HESE me me Businessmen Helen Saeugling Sawyer Tie CO' wnose suvponv was mane Sandy's Saddlery Um' State M 71-ras Annum. possosne Kuenster Livestock Dr. E. G. Kettelkamp D 5 J Feed Service Krambeer Shell Service Luana Savings Bank Monona Dry Goods Halvorson Ins. Agency Inc. Mononah Maid urrack's Grocery Wilkes Sure-Save G and M Transfer Schultz's Funeral Service F. A. Moser, Contractor George Heins Roger's Supper Club L-M-F Telephone Great Plains Supply Cb. Coxey's Gamble Store Chase Mfg. Co. Farmersburg Implement Gordon Hanson Baade's Grocery and Cafe Bob Jacobson Elmer's Radio Q TV 5 Hobby Supplies Lloyd Bacon, Stock Buyer Meadow Gold Dairy Burdette Wold, Distributor Volney Cheese Company Inc. Grand Cafe Otmar H. Bruns, Insurance Telmer Olson Carlton Krueger's Barber Shop Luana Feed and Livestock Hdqrs. Marvin L. Kruse D. E. UDann Schweikert Central Life Drahn Implement Fox Pharmacy Oscar Erickson George Wilker wirkler Brothers Harold Moon Monona Concrete Ind. Peoples Natural Gas Gary's Standard Dr. L. W. Swestka K's Gift 5 Variety Evan's Hardware Milton Voss Lawrence Baade MVM Producers Association Probert Oil Co. Rose Barber Shop Mrs. Carl O. Houg Erbe Machine Shop Olson's Jewelry Howard J. Kluss Steve Parker Sinclair Leo's Sinclair Interstate Power Co. Montour Produce Monona Locker Service Schave Garage Sedlmayr's Locker Farmersburg Savings Huinker's Chevrolet Monona Beauty Haven Anderson's Clothing Schultz's Furniture The House O'Carroll Lawrence Nelson Peglow Motor Co. Bank Robert's IGA Scotty Henderson Grove Feed Mill Store Jack Goltz , Inc. 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