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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1969 volume:

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While in high school he partici- pated in track, band, vocal groups, and speech, After enlisting in the Navy on January 1, 1964, he graduated from the Service Command, Submarine, and Nuclear Power School on April 26, Survivors parents, Mr. brother, and . He married Betty Sickman 1967. include his wife, daughter, and Mrs. Leland Johnson, a three sisters. In recognition of the devotion with the 1969 Bulldog. Keith Doerring Keith Doerring died while serving in the armed forces of our country. Keith graduated from Luana consolidated school in 1958 and was an honor student. After attending two years of college, he enlisted in the Army, and later was sta- tioned in Germany. He became ill in May 1964 and died in July 1964. The flag that draped the casket before burial was presented to the M-F-L High School and hangs on the north wall new gymnasium. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Doerring, two brothers and four sisters. of the which they served our country, we dedicate XQ- . 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Q1 Qi QQQXIQQQ ,. Q 1f'X Q S J Q ,Qi QQ 1' I Q' 1 . 54 WWW ' 'Q -X1 'ti 1 --' K ' Y- Xf' -' X ,Q ' A ' Q Sy E Q QQ Q QQQQ Q6 , Q Qi , Q 310114 X - XXX? Qi 1 QQQ I 1 Wt' QF- Q,Qj Q:?f..QQ.XQQf-- KQXXL -' YQTTIIQX Xg X 3 ' 'T X, fx, Q X Q, L QQ Q :I 1 X '- - x -X 1 ' X, Aff Q gg X N X x 1 -' Q 1,0 rr- K If X -.XX w,,M, gpg, -Q H ,mf --- x' f ' , X ,fl-I 5 ,Fx M' -A w nf ' Ex t ' X 77:-xxx 5, , x if I ' X I K yy l ' T: NNN ' X- ff fx -my . .-X .- f . ' Q . QX k ' XX - QA XX xuq 1, ' K f in! Q X XX-A .K Y QQ QQQ Q 'Q CSeatedD: Keith Leeg Gordon Schultz, Pres.gA, N. Busse, Sup'tg and Clyde Thompson. CStandingQ: William Schleing George Heins, Sec: and Marvin Miller. oarcf gf .Ecfucafio Gilbert Fox, Treas- Members of the school board give generously of their time and services, without pay, to help provide educational opportunities for'theyoung people of the community. Special recognition is given this year to Gilbert Fox, who has served as a membeI'and treasurer of the school board for 36 yearsg to George Heins, who has served as a member for 2? years and as secretary for 21 yearsg toGordonSchultz, who has served as a member and as president for 16 yearsg to William Schlein, who has served as a member for 10 years: and to Marvin Miller who has served as a member for 9 years. Keith Lee and Clyde Thomp- son are serving their first terms on the board. These many years of ser- vice are deeply appreciated by the students and the community. Jfconinisirlafion Q . s s S. ,, 5 Do Lo Lau Sr. High Principal Upper Iowa College N. E. Missouri State M X N Teachers College A. N. Busse Superintendent BA Minnesota State College MA University of Iowa The superintendent is responsible for every phase of the running ofthe school. He is assisted by the junior high and senior high principals, who are responsible for the attendance and the conduct of the students. The guidance counselor is in charge of the registration and testing programs and helps students with their academic and personal problems. W . E. Venter Junior High S H. J. James and Guidance Elementary Principal Buena Vista College Hartburg College MA MA University of I0wa University of Northern Iowa if cufly Walter Begalske Wartburg College BS Chemistry 8 Physics Golf Larry Kasemeier Wartburg College BA Social Studies Arlouene Olson St. Olaf College BA Home Economics Scott Grant Upper Iowa College BA Civics k Physical Education Jr. High Boys Athletics N Larry G. Babcock Parsons College BA N. E. Missouri State MA Government Boys Athletics Gui es Swenette Forsberg Luther College BA Elementary and Jr. High Art Our Deslinies Thomas James University of Dubuque BME Instrumental Music Marian Y. Kruse University of Northern Iowa BA Typing, Shorthand Secretarial Practice School Publications James Middendorf Upper Iowa College BA Drivers Training Government 0171 DPI' Shirley Hauan Luther College BA Sophomore English Jr. High Girls Athletics Physical Education -v-1 Fremont H. Ogle Upper Iowa College BA Vocal Music Florence Evans Upper Iowa College BA Elementary Music English John Wachter University of Wisconsin BS Vocational Agriculture N John Boys 'olorado State University BS Vocational Agriculture Industrial Arts Larry Dawson N. W. Missouri State College BS American H World History Girls Athletics I v Ivanelle Schlake University of Dubuque BS Jr. High Home Economics 8 Science James Dohse Upper Iowa College BA Algebra, Advanced Algebra Advanced Math, Wrestling Oswald Goettler Wartburg College BA Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Helen Hoff Luther College BM Instrumental Music Almeda Boardman Upper Iowa College BA English Terry Heald John Waterman A Coe College University of Northern Iowa BA BA Geometry, General Math Junior I-hgh Math Jr. High Wrestling Jr. Varsity Boys Basketball Girls Golf Sharon Stade Iuther College BA Elementary Music Rose Turner Macalester College BA Germ' wh4 Bur do nq Ronald Fullhart Iindg Sgdlmgyr Tarkib College Upper Iowa College BS BS Bookkeeping Jr. High Ehglish Business Training i speech Business Hath 3 NS-...f Nrs X YWnvfWX -4 James Dohse Carla Berns ' 0 . School Secretary School Nurse Mrs' Carl Smlth Farmersburg Cook yprec iale Custodians: Left to Right: Grady, L, Seitz, A. Kottman Teachers Aids: G, Balekos, C, Beall, R. Teft to Right: J, Miller, A. Knapp, P. Howard, M. Kluss 11.9.6 Monona Cooks: Left to right: S. Jacobson, A. Mista, H. Jarms, R. Starkey CHeadD, R. Christ- offerson, H. Dickman. Luana Cooks: Left to right: M. Gordon, V. Pixler, G Beall 5, 'Cm r V X The Student Council members are representatives of the student body who aid in forming the dress code, plan the Homecoming festi- vities, organize the Christmas dance, and assist in any way they can to help our school run smoothly. Student Council ROW 1: Sheryl Miller, Nola Lamborn, Sec. RON 2: Sharon Nuehring, Allen Miller, Richard Sass, V. Pres. , Chris Glawe. ROW 3: Larry Riveland, Mark Hedemann, Pres. , Kevin McShane, Mr. James, Advisor. NATIONAL HONDISOCIITY SWZ National Honor Society E -5 5 ROW 1: Sandra Schlitter, Sherry Knockel, V ? 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Schultz, P. Monserud, A. Heins, L. Kuenster, J. Ashline, C. Fritz, A. Huinker, T. Kann, S. Johnson. ROW 3: J. Blumhagen, D. wilker, G. Goettler, K. wilker, E. Engelhardt, J. Meyer, S. Kruse, C. Hamann, S. Hagensick, D. Moore, D. Russett, M. Hazlett, M. Olson, T. McShane, C. Schlein, L. Keehner, L. Zittergruen. ROW 4: L. Riveland, F. Mathews, P. Moore, D. Schultz, R. Huinker, A. Miller, D. Hagensick, K. Steva, K. Meyer, M. Meyer, P. Auterman, L. white, S. Peglow, W. Russett, L. Roth, M. Lange, J. Clements, D. Whittle. ROW 5: Mr. James, T. Knockel, K. Fields, D. Ferguson, O. Dettmann, D. Ferguson, R. Hass, B. Doom, B. wiethorn, S. Marting, S. Hagensick, D. Johnson, D. Schultz. limi? Can Well-known HMM formation by Marching Band. Cadet Band ROW 1: C. Wachter, R. Sieg, M. Doom, J. Blumhagen, D. Palas, D. Baade, E. Donlon, D. Kruse, S. wilke. ROW 2: D. Peuker, L. Klinkenberg, C. Corlett, C. Miller, J. Suddendorf, J. Peglow, K. Wiedenmann, D. Schlein, B. Dettmann, P. Ferguson, R. Torkelson, S, Montour, G. James, C. Lenth, D. Schultz. ROV 3: R. Kirkeberg, S. Melcher, D. Hagensick,Ii.Dettmann, S. Marovets, J. Peters, S. Baade, C. Henkes, J. Moore, S.lWi1ler,!3.Benzing, P. James, J. Lamker, D. Schrader, D. Grove, W. Possehl, S. Landt, N. Lyons, M. Goettler, B. James. ROW be M. Neyer, A. Wilke, D. Johnson, L. Goettler, D. Darby, F. Smith, R. Schmidt, J. Heins, R. Neverman, K. Pederson, R. Kirkeberg, M. Mulligan, A. Nuehring, D. Dettmann, D. Schrader, K. Nuehring, S. Schlein, K. Fascher, P. Johnson, M. Gisleson, C. Drahn. ROW 5: Miss Hoff, A. Lembke,Pk Landt,Ih Langholz, S. Havelick, C. wilker, S. Pederson, D. Hong, J. Olds, D. Drallmeier. bb J-Ce Mus ic ThePepBand providesentertain- ment for the spectators during half- time of all the home basketball games. , The band is under thedirection of Mr. T. James and is assisted by Mr. Ogle. Mixed Chorus Contest Rating I ROW 1: V. Miller, S. Mielke, D. Wilker, S. Knockel, L. Riveland, G. Wille, T. McShane,f3.Kruse,EL Miller,In Kuenster, G. Hoth, B. Schultz, J. Clements, Mr. Ogle. ROW 2: P, Ferguson, S. Schlitter, J. Grove, K. Kammerer, K. Staley, T. Kann, S. Johnson,C, Rose,In Moon,PL Engelhardt, C, Schlein, M. Hazlett, D. Peuker, P. Moore, D. Russett, J. Thompson. ROW 3: J. Blumhagen, S, Peglow, R. Hass, J. Tieden, S. Ryan, D. Schultz, D, Ryan, D. Schultz, P. Auterman, C. Bernhard, R. Sass. ROW U: D. Pederson, D.Moore, B. Doom, R. Benzing, K. Meyer, R. Rienke, C. Hamann, D. Whit- tle, B. Wiethorn, R. Huinker, J. Leas, L. Hoth, G. Knockel. Sweet ROW 1: D. Ihde, J. Palas, R. Gray, M. Burchart, R. Wiedenmann, A. Miller, R. Sass, G. Bernhard, S. Peglow, J. Tieden, D. Moon, D. Darby, R. Johanningmeier. ROW 2: S. Baade, R. Sass,Rp N6vermann,S. Ryan, J. Klinge, D. Schultz, D. Schultz, S. Meyer, A. wirkler, J. Blumhagen, D. Ferguson, R. Hass, Mr. Olge. ROW 3: P. Auterman, D. Ryan,.I.Leas,Ii.Gram1ich, S. Sedlmayr, B. Wiethorn, R. Huinker, L.Hoth, S. Radloff, R. Grove, R. Shifflett, W. Grady. ROW LL: G. Knockel, D. Moore, D. Pederson, R. Benzing, K. Meyer, G. Ferguson, B. Timmerman, R. Corlett, R. Reinke, C. Hamann, D. Whittle. R. Moses, B. Doom. Boys Glee Contest Rating II Lfvggkgsj? li O 3 , g :iEQQ A . . 1-, 2 is 44 u'4i'S':'s if fi 9 'W 1 -nl 1 I l Q ,W m 9 m W 0 Q M 9, , , , IM ,,g,gvf0.!i-.asia 311 g,,,j , . 1 sy my if 3, 3 Q Q 1 if: fy., W Q V ' J' +5 -S' A W Q Q Q 5' M , . -uf f q,1 ii, ,? W' gi 2 wave 1 Q 1 a?2 335 x ii 5 8 4 3 if 0' i N WM Vw Q3 'fk WW Wm mf' as ,Q ' m Q I A ! 1 f 5 1 i . h . ' m!f2? tru- .. - SWING CHORUS ROW 1: N. Dettmann, S. Miller, D. Wilker, P. Ferguson, M. Engelhardt. ROW 2: V. Miller, L. Kuenster, D. Peuker, D. Moore, L.Moon, R. Huinker, S. Knockel, L. Rive- land, D. Schultz, J. Griffin, L. Johanningmeier, K. Kammerer, K. Staley, J. Thomp- son, G. Hoth. ROW 3: D. Darby, G. Bernhard, R. Sass, R. Neverman, D. Schultz, D. Ryan, G. Knockel, R. Reinke, K. Meyer, D. Pederson, J. Leas, S. Ryan, B. Wiethorn, R. Sass, S. Baade. Swin in 16 The M-F-L Music Department presented Swinging High on November 15, 1968 at 8 p.m., under the direction of Miss Hoff, Mr. Tom James, and Mr. Ogle. MAIN CHARACTERS: MUSICAL STAGE BAND: Miss Cook, Janis Groves Mr. Blum, Ric ROW 1: S. Kruse, M. Hazlett, M. Olson, Benzingg Miss Ramsey, Gwen Goettlerg J. Blumhagen,FL Lange, J. Clements, ROW Principal Carlyle, B ian Doom, Miss 2: D. Moore, S. Hagensick, D. Johnson, Pinkerton, Tonya McShanez Mr. McDuff, F. Matthews, L. Hoth, L. Riveland. Doug Whittle. 3 Ui? PRODUCTION CREW: ROW lx J. Tieden, R. Nevermann. ROW 2: S. Knockel, T. McShane, C. Olson, S. Mielke, L. Riveland. ROW 3: J. Thomp- son, K. Staley, L.Kuenster,.I.Fuel1ing, K. Kammerer, S. Miller. ROW 4: P. Au- terman, B.Wiethorn,.I.C1ements, K.-Mey- er. D- Pederson, T. Kann. ROW 5: C. Hamann, P. Moore, S. Ryan, K. Steva, L. Swestka, G. Knockel, K. Pederson. SL Kg. F .2 'f 'jf L ,E I ai '41- fx R-E-A-L-L-Y Tonya McShane--Miss Pinkerton Doug Whittle--Mr. McDuff Nas,, . L .qr:Z a N Sherry Knockel--Connie Ron Huinker--Andy nI'm the Greatestln Xue, - F- , soL4 .Pa1,,- N xx Q Mr. Ogle, NThis Play Has Got to Swingu Speech ROW 1: G. Hoth, L.Riveland, N. Lamborn, Cc Berns, Mo Fox. 22 Sc Peglow, So Ryan, N. Lamborn, L.Kuenster,'T.McShane, S. Kruse. ROW 3: Mrs. Hamann,EL Peder- son, R. Shifflett, C.Hamann, D. Whittle, D. Pederson, Miss Sedlmayr. Smooili News Announcing is perhaps the most difficult of the speech categories, The student is given copy and must select and condense the news into a five minute broadcast, whichalsoincludes a special news bulletin. The broadcaster is not seen, and is judged on voice inflection an modulation, Doug Whittle received a I rating in this division. Sixteenstudentsparticipated in the District Speech Contest at Ossian De Sales in the cate- gories of Interpretive Poetry, News Announcing, Oratory, Book Review, Humorous, and Interpre- tive Prose. I ratings were re- ceived by six students, who ad- vanced to the State Speooh Con- test at Waterloo on A, rl 19 Doug Whittle was the only uartic- ipant from M-F-L who received a I rating there. rings 5 L link' alka- District Division I Rating Winners Seated: L. Riveland, Humorous, C, Berns, Oratory, Standing: R, Shifflett, In- terpretive Poetryg D, Whittle, News An- nouncinggih Hamann, Oratoryg S, Peglow, Book Review, FTA ROW 1: G. Wilker, G. Hoth, B. Lange, J. Ihompson, M. Olson, D. Wilker, B. 3Ch111fZ. J. Clements, ROW 2: Mrs. Boardman, Sponsor, R. SaSS, 3. RYE-11, D- 5C1'111ltZf R Shifflett, S. Pederson, S. Sedlmayr, L. Moon, T. Wessels, P. Moore, D. Ryan. ROW Ll' S. Johnson, M. Engelhardt, Sec. Treas., D. PedS1'S0T1, C- Hamann, D- Whittle: Pres-- R. Huinker, R, Benzing, B. Wiethorn, V. Several students participated in the cadet teaching program which was started.secomdsemester. The program was designed to give the student a better insight into teaching and prac- tical experience. Mary Jo Olson is shown with her kindergarten class. Hwho has my number?N NNN Pres. This was a busy year'for'the M-F-L chap- ter of the Future Teachers of America. On September 21, three members were elected to district offices at the district con- vention at la.PorteCity: Linda Moon, Vice President: Carol Olson, Secretaryg Joyce Clements, Historian. Dan Schultz was also chosen as a candidate for state treasurer. On November 9, a computer dance was sponsored by the FTA. Because it was the first of its kind given here,a,large crowd attended and enjoyed'their'Upunch-card.part- nersu for the evening. Dan Schultz campaigned for the office of state treasureadzthe Iowa State Univer- sityin Ames on March 2U,MaryJo Engelhardt was his campaign manager. Although Dan's opponent won the office, M-F-L was well represented, Twenty-four students and three teachers traveled toAmeson March 23 to attend the convention. Installation of the new officers on May 12 completed the year. Dan and Mary Jo at the state convention 3 b?. . I ffl.- ,cwsx-P sz .Nami-5. , ff: t gs ' ...taa:?..:ng5gs .Q ,L , .. .gnngsc-N. . , NQNSXQEE ' . P . - Letterettes ROW 1: B,Schultz, G,Wilker, K. Marovets, C. Huinker, V. Miller, K. Wilker. ROW 2: G. Hoth, D. Wilker, C. Glawe, C. Olson, A. Heins, G. Baade, D. Peuker. ROW 3: M. Huff, L. Henderson, V. Pres., J. Christiansen, D. Theisen, N. Wagner, C. Darby. ROW by D. Berns, G. Langholz, V. Sawvell, L. Zittergruen, S. Nuehring, Sec.. L. Keehner, Pres., L. Moon. .72 .Promoie .Hifi lf tics . . . is the goal of the Letterettes andLettermen clubs. It is each individual's responsibility tosecure better relationships'betweenthose participatingiJ1athletics and.otherstudentsjJ1various activities. Eachcjgnaelects officers and holds several meetings. A Sadie Hawkin's dance was planned by the Letterettes and enjoyed by the M-F-L student body. Lettermen ROW 1: B. Wiethorn, D. Schultz, Sec., D. Hellen,EL.Peglow, M. Krambeer, T. Wessels, T. Gray, B. Lubbers, K, McShane, M. Peters, V. Pres., R. Lenth, S. DeSotel. ROW 2: Mr. Vangen, W. Erickson, Pres., R. Sass, D. Herrmann, R. Sass, R. Gehring, R. Hass, D. Schultz, R. Iamker, D, Little, D. Soride, R. Smith, J. Blumhagen, ROW 3: C. Monserud, R. Huinker, F. Mathews, D, Johnson, J, Lenth, K. Steva, L. Swestka, R, Corlett, H. Hedemann, D. Hagensick, J, Leas, L, Hoth, Mr. Babcock. Not Pictured-- R. Sieg, Serg. at Arms. Cheer ea. ers All zest! The varsity cheerleaders are chosen in the spring of the year by the student council and a committee of the faculty. On the basis of ability and personality, nine girlsare selected from those trying out from the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. Thejunior varsity cheerleaders are chosenixmthe fall by the same group. Only freshmen and sophomores are eligible , and five girls are selected. The responsibilities of the cheerlead- ers are to promote and create school spirit and good sportsmanship. They add zesttoour school sports by planning pep rallies, making posters and backing our teams, win or lose. M-F'-I. l , '-1 '?'o?f'2fMJisf Varsity Cheerleaders Clockwises S. Kruse, N. Dettmann, M. Olson, M. Engelhardt, G. Wilker, S. Miller, J. Clements, N. Henderson, D. Wilker. J .V . Cheerleaders D. Russett, W. Russett, C. Klima, P. Henkes, P. McKee. 1968 Homecoming festivities began with a bonfire held on Wednesday, October 16, on the practice football field, At this time the queen and king candidates were presented to the student body by H, C,,MarkHedemann, Mr, Edward Kruse gave a pep talk, Miss Hanan told a story, and cheers were led by the cheerleaders, The bonfire ended with a snake dance, At our pep rally on Friday after- noon, October 18, Mary Jo Engelhardt was crowned Homecoming Queen, Mr, Busse gave a pep talk, and the football boys presented a skit, That night M-F-L had a football victory over Elkader with a score of 32-2, Wayne Erickson was crowned King by Queen Mary Jo Engelhardt at the Victory Dance, which followed the football 83m9. This magic moment You can't stop Jim now' r, Queen Mary Engelhardt, orn. CStandingJ : Clayton Z. '99' King Wayne Monserud, enin The Queen's presentation ride. 'They're Playing Our Songn 'All the way down the field, Wayne 4 'L A --W M-F-L 'ss First Try in Upper Iowa Conference Since 1968 was the first year for M-F-L in the Upper Iowa Conference, one might not have expected much from the team, However the Bulldogs had a fine record of four wins and three losses, All of the games were close and the Bull- dogs could not be counted out of any of them, Seven of the boys were named to all conference for 1968. Chosen for first team were Wayne Erickson, quarterback, ,, and Bruce Cowell, tackle. Second team all conference was Ron Henning, guard. Receiving honorable mention were Len Swestka, end, Clayton Honserud, guard, and Jim Lenth and Keith Steva, half- backs. CO-CAPTAINS AND COACHES ROW 1: D. Schultz, W. Erickson, C. Monserud, B. Cowell, ROW 2: Coach Dohse, Coach Heald, Coach Vangen, Coach Babcock. e feat' Game 0 R04 1: K, Steva, J, Lenth, B, Lenth, W, Erickson, C, Monserud, B, Cowell, D, Schultz, R, Henning, T, Wessels, L, Hoth, ROW 2: H, Fields, D, Hagensick, R, Lenth, R, Cor- lett, L, Swestka, B, Wiethorn, D, Monroe, M, Peters, S, Peglow, ROW 3: K, Fields, G, Smith, T, Olds, K, Keehner, J, Leas, R, Smith, J, Heins, S, Peters, S, DeSotel, ROW I+: A, Hagensick, R, Never-man A. Hiller S, Ha ensi lc D , I g c Q , K. S. Rldloff. D. Ihde' J. Palas, Mgr, ROW 5: Coach Dohse, S Goltz, D Kurth, L Lenth, A, Landt, R, Mohs, R, Kirkeberg, B, Wagner, J, Donlon, Itlow 6: Coach Vangen, S, Sedlmayr, Mgr., R, Grove, K, Gramlich, J, Klinge, Coach Babcock, Coach Heald, . W, KJ Ns Ks M 'X K .MS K, 7 ' x.xf'h. - X OFFENSE AND DEFENSE TEAMS ROW 1: M. Peters,In Swestka, B. Cowell, C.Monserud, L.Hoth, R. Henning, R. Smith, T. Wessels, R. Corlett. ROW 2: B. Lenth, D. Schultz, K. Steva, W. Erickson, D Hagensick, J. Lenth, B. Wiethorn. esire - ,sl ' - A ZZ! . '.4-5 ' SEASON'S RECORD M-F-L 25 Turkey Valley 33 20 Fayette 19 25 Valley 7 0 West Central 20 7 West Union 13 32 Elkader 2 Sumner 7 34 38 Postville 14 me .- and 4 Scrimmage Practice-- - I --the way the plays are learned SEASON'S STATISTICS .1 MFL Q 5 Elkader ya 27 North Winn 9 Starmont 5, O North High YJ 4 Elkader Y' ,L VARSITY SOFTBALL 8 9 6 10 O 16 Guttenberg 2 9 North Winn 13 O North High 5 5 West Central 14 2 Ed-Co 14 11 Garnavillo 1 ROW 1: C. Glawe, J. Christiansen, L. Henderson, K. Marovets, M. Huff, B. Schultz. ROW 2: C. Huinker, C. Olson, G. Baade, A, Heins,K3 Berne, Mgr. ROW 3: L. Zittergruen, S. Nuehring,Iu'Keehner, Coach Roby. Catcher: Gail Langholz Pitcher: Sheila Kottman .S,f11-r-i- e rec - J.V. SOFTBALL ROW 1: S. Schroeder,J. Grove, J. Meyer,K. Fascher P. Monroe, B. Burchart. RCW 2: K. Wilker, V. Sawb vell, B. Wessels, G. Goettler, J. Peters, M. Landt ROW 3: M. Krambeer, N. Wagner, C. Huinker, M. Nie- land, P. Burchart,C. Hertrampf, P. Grady, K. Horns Captain: Linda Keehner Coach Roby WRESTLING 1-:UW 1: J. Blumhagen, B. Bossard, K. Marovets, D. Schlitter. ROW 2: A. Landt, B. Johanningmeier, T. Olds, D. Hagensick, L. Hoth, J. Klinge, D. Ferguson, S. Meyer. ROW 3: S. Sedlmayxy M.Burger,'D.Ferguson, D.Ryan, S. Marting, D. Miller, R. Drahn, D. Ball, Mr. Dohse, Coach. ROW Us T. Neuhaus, M. Burckart, B. Moses, M. Fields, K. Welch, J. Elsbury, J. Donlon, B. Johanningmeier. ll I - 1 n SEASON'S STATISTICS - .Nl MFL 8 Naukon M2 aa 18 North Winn 28 8 Postville 36 I t G 13 North High 37 a u , 24 Central 20 31 South Ninn 21 13 Turkey Valley 31+ 13 Maquoketa Valley 32 13 Starmont 36 Show him the lights! if 7 Postville 38 S Co-captains: Leland Hoth and Bob Bossard Girls Varsity Basketball ROW 1: L. Moon, D. Berns, S. Nuehring. L. Keehner, G. Langholz, L. Henderson, C Olson. ROW 2: M. Landt, Mgr., M. Huff, C. Darby, A. Heins, G. Baade, J. Grove, G Hoth, Mgr. ROW 3: Mr. Roby, Coach. Comye e in The girls basketball team was not in a conference this year but fought on to have a victorious season, After losing in the semi-final round of sectional play to Wapsie Valley, the girls beat Fayette to advance to dis- trict competition. The season was finished with a hard fought two-point defeat from eighth ranked Center Point. Linda Keehner was honored at the close of the season by being chosen Honorable- Mention All-State. Liane Henderson earned the title of Sectional Freethrow Champion by sinking 23-25 freethrows. This year Gail Lang- holz became Sectional Linda Freethrow Runner-up by making 23-25 freethrowsg Keehner' District Champ by making Ca tain 22-25 freethrowsg and P continued on to be named State Freethrow Champion by sinking 37 straight freethrows, Disirici Season's Record 16 Wins and 7 Losses High Scorers Liane Henderson 591 Gail Langholz 409 Doris Berns 205 High Rebounders Carol Olson 114 Gail Langholz 104 50 Bo s Var 't B k tb ll R0g,1: S? gassf iR,aSass, J. Leas, W. Erickson, M. Krambeer, Mr. Babcock, Coach ROW 2: K Keehner, D. Johnson, R. Schifflett, L. Swestka, K. Kutzbach, D. Schultz, M Peters: ROwf3: M. Hedemann, Mgr., K,Steva, R, Corlett, B, Timmerman, D. Little H, Hedemann, R. Lamker. The M-F-L Bulldogs ventured into the Upper Iowa conference with hopes of possi- blyzaconference title, but inconsistency was the downfall of the Bulldogs. After winningtheirfirst three games, the team then proceeded to drop six conference games in a row. Hugh Hedemann, Rick Corlett, and Wayne Erickson were honored by being selected as All-Conference players. Erickson was alsoselectedHonorableMentionAll-State. usf fer Season's Record 10 Wins and 8 Losses High Scorers Wayne Erickson 297 Rick Corlett 193 Hugh Hedemann 153 Murray Krambeer 140 High Rebounders Hugh Hedemann 153 Rick Corlett 1U3 C0'CaPtainS3 Wayne NBlock that shotln Erickson and Mike Peters it :gt 1 tg. I Q 5,1 2 1. 'pi :- 5 'x 1, 1 Y 'Sz x get VE if , J? FX . Q1 1 ,y SQ f . d X ,A e' is XA-. Q' eyfqg fi '-QD! AL, fl: T5 9 A 1,2-e 2, ' f 2 1 2 'J Q E2 x. 'ia .fr A LO' :ml hm' lun- 'mt D Q 'S 1.65. J. V, Boys Basketball Season's Record: 2 wins and 12 losses ROW 1: G. Wiedenmann, S. Fick, V. Johnson, R. Nohs, D. Ihde, B. Freilinger, A Hagensick. ROW 2: L. Walters, T. McCune, R. Kirkeberg, D. Kurth, R. Gehring, B Lubbers,S.'Baade. ROW 3: Mr. Heald, Coach, A. Wirkler, S. Hagensick, R. Grove, L Lenth, K. Gramlich. D. Moon, S. Ryan. 7ed111.l+lf'07 E Le acfs .. o 7101971 ss J.V. Girls Basketball Season's Record: 11 wins and U losses ROW 1: .L Johnson, C. Glawe, G. Goettler, D. Marting, K. Fascher, P. Monroe. ROW 2: Mr. Dawson,K1 Pederson,EL Schroeder, W. Possehl, J. Peters, C. Wachter, J. Fuel- ling, Mgr. Baseball ROW 1: S. DeSotel, L. Riveland, K, McShane, S. Fick, R. Kirkeberg, ROW 2: W. Erickson, D. Herrmann, D. Ihde, V. Johnson, S. Goltz, ROW 3: R, Sieg, R. Lamker, B. Lubbers, F. Mathews, S. Hagensick, K. Gramlich, Mr. Roby, Coach. Not shown: M, Krambeer. Wayne Erickson and Roger Sieg served as co-captains, SEASON'S RECORD M Garnavillo 3 M-F-L U Postville 1 5 NOIUI 9 7 Valley l O West Central 5 2 Central 5 3 Central 1 SECTIONALS 5 Valley 2 12 Valley LP 2 North 7 2 North 10 Roger executing the proper stance for wild pitches. Over the fence ? i I S ROW lg J. Johnson, K. Marovets, P. Monserud, A. Neuhaus, S. Henkes, V. Miller. ROW 2: Mr. Dawson, Coach, K. Dettmann,i3.Goettler, N. Wagner, C. Glawe, P. Monroe D. Schroeder. ROW 3: A. Heins, L. Henderson,f2.Darby, C, Olson, S. Schroeder, G. Baade, L. Keehner, Mgr. ROW U: G. Langholz, M. Huff, S. Nuehring, W. Possehl, D. Berns, V. Sawvell, N. Lamborn. Hin Unk Doi Doris Wkicks it inn 72 the finish line. By placing second in the 440 yd. run at the district track meet, Doris Berns qualified for the state track meet for the third consecutive year. She placed seventh at the state track meet. Over the hurdle with inches to spare. J ROW 1: R. Sass, C, Monserud, L. Lenth, R. Grove, W. Ihde, G. Wiedenmann, B, Johanningmeier, Mr. Babcock, Coach. ROW 2: B. Freilinger, J. Palas, B. Christianson, L. Hoth, J, Leas, J. Lenth, R. Sass. ROW 3: R. Shifflett, R. Huinker, L. Swestka, D. Hagensick, K. Steva, G. Smith, R. Smith. He' ' New track records set this season Keith Steva not only setanew school were Leland Hoth, discus, 143 ft.: Keith record for high-jumping, but also placed Steve, U40 yd. dash, 53.2 sec., Hon first in the Class B state track meet Huinker, 2-mile run, 10 min. and 22.8 sec. with a jump of 6 ft. This is how records are broken. V42 Girls Golf ROW 1: S. Kruse, J. Grove, N. Dettmann, N.Henderson,C3.Klima. ROW 2: Mr. Heald, Coach, B, Schultz, C, Wachter, L. Johanningmeier, S. Kuenster. 0 1 The girls golf squad made a good Co-captains Dan Schultz and Steve showingixitheir first year of inter- Meyer led the boys golf squad to a scholastic competition with two wins record of four wins and four losses. and four losses. They placed sixth They placed third in the conference in the Sectional meet, meet and sixthixmthe sectional meet. Boys Golf ROW lg S. Meyer, R. Hass, D. Schultz, D. Hellen, T. Meyer. ROW 2: Mr. Begalske, Coach, D, Palas, M. Peters, S. Peglow, D. Moore, B, Doom. ROW jg D, Schultz, R, Berns, B. Timmerman, R. Corlett, C. Hamann, S. Sedlmayr. - The Home Economics Department, taught by Miss Arlouene Olson, presented Every- day Peoplen on AprdJ.8,1969 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Scenes from an everyday teenager's life were revealed through church, school, sports, slumber parties, and dance fashions. Following the drawing of a doorprize, a lunch was served. I Snack Bar L' Janice Hegemanni Carlgin Corgett, Karen .xxx 'm' :Nui B , d ' , bb' tt , ll . -2 , Miyagi? Aulrzly ior:sTgKristy11?'as2hei'. af J P Sports Church Lynn Johanninemeier. Juanita Nuehrine. Pat Grady, Kathleen Horns, Claudia Huin- Sandra Mielke, Candy Klima, Gwen Goettler, ker- Jill Meyer, Diana peuker. ,s K Junior and Senior FFA ROW 1: D. Schlitter,lC.Marovets, G. Bernhard, R.Wiedenmann,R. Hass, D. Klotzback, M. Buerger. ROW 2: D. Ball, D. Soride, S. Hagensick, B. Johanningmeier, T. Meyer, J. Heins, D. Nieland, D. Hertrampf. ROW 3: Mr. Wachter, G. Heins, K. Keehner, J. Johanningmeier, R. Moses, R. Mielke, B. Lenth, T. Miller. ROW Us K. Welch, D. Martins, R. Berns, J. Krousie, T. Rose, D. Little, R. Corlett, J. Little. 836 ffer ays Tlir ugf. FFA Officers 1968-69 Left to Tight! Ken Keehner, Vice-Pres- identg Keith Kutzback, Secretary: Ricky Corlett, President, Steve Hagensick, Treasurer: Dennis Martins, Reporter, Ricky Hass, Sentinel. Jeff Heins received a silver Jerome Palas received a lfwafd 'gt We district FFA silver award at the district Hb ic Peaklng Contest- FFA creed Speaking Contest. Keith Kutzback was the winner of Tri-State Co- operative Youth Recogni- tion ogram. rsswtgkgwwmmwsgg we W Juan., Freshman and Sophomore FFA ROW 1: R. Johanningmeier, R. Mohs, J. Donlon, K. Kammerer, J. McNally, M. Krousie R. Johanningmeler, S. Fick, Mr. Boys. ROW 2: B. Moses, D. Miller, D. Kurth, S. Baade, A. Miller, A. Hagensick, W. Wagner, J. Palas. ROW 3: J. Klinge, A. Landt, R. Drahn, R. Zurcher, D. Moon, R. Richard, D. Ihde, T. Kann. ROW 4: L. Lenth, K. Kurth, L. Olson, R. Grove, A. Rodas, M. Walz, L. Thompson, J. Fuelling. Beffer a 5 'N Greg Bernhard and Steven Berns were the FFA delegates to the Natioanl FFA Con- vention in Kansas City, Dekalb Corn Achievement Contest winner for N, E. Iowa district. Q0 S ROW 1: B. Moses, R. Richard, T, Kann, Steve Hagensick received J, McNally, R, Wiedenmann, L. Sudden- lowaStateFarmerDegree-- dorf. ROW 2: R. Johanningmeiern R- highest award given by Zurcher. L- Thompson. R. Moses,IL Mil- the state association. iera L' glsofv D- Ihdev D- MOON, T. I Newspaper Staff ROW 1: N. Wagner, co-editor, R. Berns, co-editor,CL Walz, assistant editor, K. Marovets. ROW2: 1 Echard,EL Schlitter, K. Steva, D. Drahn, N. Henderson. ROW 3: A. Wirkler, D. Schultz, S. Sedlmayr. R. Benzing, L. Henderson, M. Krambeer. ala., Egrnfwl Every week during the school year the newspaper staff is respon- sible for gathering, editing, and assembling the news for the local newspapers. Our school is now a member of the IHSPA, which permits us to carry the official insignia on our newspaper. Mrs. Kruse is the sponsor of the school publications. c I i e Additional staff members Seated: Cindy Drahn, and Jill Meyer Standing: Scott DeSotel, Steven Marting, Gail Langholz, Le Ann Klinkenberg . tors: Wendv Wagner. Ronald Berns Annual Staff RON 1: G. Wilker, Ass't. Business Mgr., J. Thompson, Editor, J. Clements, Ass't. Editor. ROW 2: S.Schlitter, Lettering, C. Walz, N. Wagner, D. Thiesen. ROW 3: Mrs. Kruse, A. Olds, Business Mgr., N. Dettmann, E. Engelhardt, K. Marovets, ROW L+: N. Lamborn, B. Wiethorn, M. Hede- mann , L. Kuenster. ulnffo , The staff has tried , to capture the unsettled t time in which we are living by using some of the current expressions in the headlines on the activity pages. Ad Salesmen ROW 1: G, Wilker, L. Riveland, M. Olson, T. McSha.ne, Mr. Fullhart. ROW 2: K. Nuehring, N. Lamborn, S. Kruse, K. Shady, J. Grove, ROW 3: A. Olds, M. Engelhardt, R. Shifflett, N. Dettmann, L. Keehner. The number of pages in the annual is determined by the amount of ad sales to the businessmen of the community and also book sales to the students. Ad sales were increased by 12 this year. As master of ceremonies, Doug Ryan conducted the program and read the senior class prophecies. The junior class entertained the senior class with a banquet and prom on April 25, 1969. Following the ban- quet at the Lutheran Fellowship Hall, the prom was given in the Luana gym. The Pages of Oelwein provided the music. HTurn Around, Look At Men and NCherishU weresung bywidouble quartet frmnthejunior class. Left to right: J. Clements, D. Schultz, M. Hazlett, R. Shifflett, L. Riveland, B. Sass, K. Marovets, accompanist. Not showng S. Knockel, J. Leas. GC A farewell tothe seniors was given by Steve Peters. Isfe 0 NTurning Back the Pages of Timen was the theme of the skit. Richard Smith portrayed a cannibal, and Don Moore played a missionary about to be eaten. Waiters and waitresses ROW 11 D. Russett, B. Lange, P. Ferguson, M. Olson, T. Peters, M. Freilinger, S. Kottman, S. Kuenster, P. Henkes, P. Monserud. ROW 2: D. DeSotel, R. Gehring, T. Olds, B. Lubbers, S. Radloff, R. Benzing, M. Pederson, D. Torkelson, T. Neuhaus, D, Ihde. NSha1l we sit here........... ......beneath the swaying palms?n bl 15,2 M W .3 Jw. Left to right: M. Goettler, D. Hagen- Standing: P. James, M. Doom, C. Drahn. sick, J. Peglow, C. Drahn. S, Moon,.I.Langholz. Seated: L. Goett ler, S. Bernhard. i Tfieqpians AS SURE AS YOU'RE BORN THREE PHONE CALLS Cast Cast Betty Lou ..... Mrs. Maxwell.. Connie ...... .. Wilber Maxwell Mr. Maxwell... Mr. Jones .... . Cindy Drahn Diane Hagensick Mary Goettler John Peglow Greg Montour Jake Lee Student Directors Margie.. .......... Mrs. Hanna.... .... Bobby ...... .. Norton Brown ...... Cliff ............. Bill .............. Ann Wilke Mary Doom Linda Goettler Craig Collins Dale Radloff Mark Wold Student Directors Janelle Lamker Sheila Marovets Brian Meyer Ken David LeAnn Klinkenberg Both plays Standing: B. McKee, D. Cahoon,IL David, SedlmaYF. Sue Bernhard Cheryl Drahn Peg James Jim Langholz Steve Moon were directed by Miss Linda G. Montour, B. Meyer, D. Drahn. Kneeling: K. Bentien, M. Wold. Seated: C. Collins. Standing: M. Wold. Jr. High Wrestling Row 1: F. Smith, A. Ball, M. Hertrampf, D. Peterson, B. Bissell, J. Lee, D. Lyons. Row 2: B. Meyer, Mgr., P. Landt, B. Moses, L. walch, D. Cahoon, K. Nuehring, P. Schlake, K. Cahoon, Row 3: Mr. Heald, S. Miller, D. Drahn, F. Huff, L. Timmerman, R. Torkelson, D. Echard, L. Dundee, K. David, Mgr. Jr, High Cheerleaders Kneeling: L. Klinkenberg, D, Ihde, S. Bernhard. Standing: K, Gram- lich, J, Olds, Jr. High Football 4 Wins and 1 Loss ROW 1: R. Hill, S. Henkes, J. Heins, M. Mulligan, D. Schultz, D. Lyons, J. Lee, J. Peglow, D. Schroeder. ROW 2: R, Torkelson, P. Langholz, D. Schlein, D. Echard, P. Landt,IL Dettmann,F2 Smith,.R.Wolters, K. Wiedenmann. ROW 3: G. James,DL Reardon, S. Montour, M, Wold, D. Drahn, B. Christofferson, D. Duwe, S. Miller. ROW 4: D, Echard, M. Krambeer, S. Moon, J. Langholz, Capt., G. Montour, T. Corlett, Capt., S. Monserud, C. Collins, K. Henning, Mr. Grant, Coach. 4 4, 3kfg5i34 I' Sa x L I: a as 4ags!fg:1U.' gugasfg-:s W S .4 7th Girls Basketball ROH lg C, Wilker, D. Niene, D. Houg, L. Goettler, R. Kirkeberg, S. NcCune, M. Chestnut, D. Grove. ROW 2: C. Henkes, Mgr., P. Johnson, S. Nelcher, J. Scheffert, C. Lenth,lC.Knapp,EL Donlon, S. Landt, P. Sedlmayr, S. Pederson, Mgr. ROW 3: Miss Hauan, Coach, B. Dettmann, D. Baade, B. James, J. Noore, D. Hagensick, C. Fenzing. S. Walz, M. Gisleson, S. Schlein, Mgr. Absent: J. Henkes, S. Levenhagen. 5 Wins and 2 Losses Sharp Shoo fe rs 2 Wins and 5 Losses Sth Girls Basketball ROW 1: S. Havelick, N. Lyons, P. James, M. Goettler, J. Suddendorf, K. Kruse, ROW 2: P. Ferguson,IB.McKee,PL Welch,.I.Kuenster, C. Miller, J. Blumhagen, Miss Hauan, Coach. ROW 3: K. Kutzbach, Mgr.. J. Heins, J. Lamker, D. Drallmeier, P. Rodas, D. Kurdelmeyer, J. Monroe, V. Klingeman, Mgr. ROW 4: P. Fuelling, L. Friedlein, D Davis, A. Wilke, L. Sawvell, C. Drahn, M. Doom. Absent S. Marovets, C. Drahn, D Buerger. 7th Boys Basketball RON 1: .I.Howard, Mgr., D. Schroeder, N. Mulligan, S. Henkes, S. Schultz, J. Heins. ROW 2: G. Montour, Mgr., K. Christianson, N. Johnson, P. Langholz, D. Dettmann, R. Wolters. ROW 3: K. Brainerd, D. Duwe, G. James, M. Krambeer, B. Christofferson, MI' o Grant 0 2 Wins and 4 Losses If Mlfers 6 Wins and 1 Loss 8th Boys Basketball ROW 1: J. Howard, Mgr., M. Miller, K. Bentien, R. Hill, J. Bissell. ROW 2: J. Langholz, S. Moon, S. Montour, Mgr, ROW 3: Mr. Grant, C. Collins, T. Corlett, K. Henning, S. Monserud. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS TRACK ROW 1: S. Pederson, M. Chestnut, S. McCune, L. Goettler, D. Houg, D, Meine, C Wilker. ROW 2: M. Torkelson, J. Henkes, W. Huff, C. Henkes, S. Melcher, D Grove, R. Kirkeberg, Miss Hauan, Coach. ROW 3: B. James, P.Sedlmayr, J. Moore, D Baade, D. Kurdelmeyer, E. Donlon, C. Lenth. ROW 4: C, Benzing, M. Gisleson, S Walz, D. Hagensick, K. Knapp, B. Dettmann, K. Gramlich. SEVENTH GRADE RECORDS WERE SET BY: RESULTS OE TEAM MEETS Debbie Houg--low hurdles--10 sec.: M'F'L RelaYS Sfarmont Valley Debbie Baade--100 yard dash--13 Sec. C5 SCh00lSD CE Schools? 45501100155 and long jump 13 ft. -5 in.: Debbie 7th 1S'f- 7th 15E 7th '2f1d Houg, Sue Melcher, Debbie Baade, and 8U'1 '2Y1d Sth--lst 8th 1St Denise Grove--220 r9l8Y 29.3 SSC., EIGHTH GRADE RECORDS WERE SET BYx Lmo relay--6o.u sec.. 660 medley re- Lynn Sawvell--discus--62 ft. 1O in., lay--1 min. 33 SGC.: and Kathy Kfla-EP LeAnn Klinkenberg--high jump--U' ft. discus--61 ft. 1 in. 8 in., and Judy Monroe--hurdles-- 10.5 sec. EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS TRACK ROW 1: C. Drahn, M. Goettler, D. Drallmeier, P. James, N. Lyons, D. Ihde, S, Bern- hard, P. Ferguson, S. Havelick. ROW 2: J. Heins, S. Marovets, J. Blumhagen, J. Suddendorf,IL McKee, D. Miller,IM Klinkenberg, J. Lamker,IL Kutzbach. ROW 3: Miss Hauan, Coach, A. Wilke, D. Kurdelmeyer, T. Balekos, D. Johnson, D. Drahn, J. Olds, D. Buerger, J. Kuenster, V. Klingeman. ROW U: M. Doom, L. Sawvell, D. Davis, L. Friedlein, P. Fuelling, M. Welch, D. Kruse, P. Rodas. W 1 Jr. High Track ROW ls K. Cahoon, D. Schultz, J. Heins, M. Mulligan, D. Schroeder, J. Peglow, J. Lee. ROW 2: M. Wold, L. Dundee, D. Echard, D. Schlein, K. Brainard, R. Wolter, D. Dettmann, ROW 3: D. Drahn, M. Krambeer, B. Christofferson, R. Torkelson, S. Mon- tour, A. Lembke, P. Landt, Mr. Grant, Coach. ROW Us G. Collins, T. Corlett, S. Monserud, J. Langholz, S. Moon, G. Montour, M. Miller, G. James. The junior high boys participated in three track meets in 1969. Both the seventh grade and the eighth grade teams took first place honors at Waukon. In the second meet held.at,Valley, the seventh grade placed third and the eighth grade placed fourth. The seventh grade relay team set a record of 29.2 seconds at the jun- ior high Bulldog Relays and Kim Ca- hoon tied the pole vault record of 7 ft. 8 in. The eighth grade came in third. The junior high baseball team played intermural games. ROW lx D. Lyons, B. Richards, J. Lee, J. Peglow, D. Schroeder, M. Mulligan, J. Heins, D. Schultz, F. Smith, S. Henkes. ROW 21 K. Cahoon, D. Dettmann, R. Wolter, P. Schlake, D. Cahoon, P. Langholz, M. Reardon, J. Bissell, D. Echard, L. Dundee, K. Bentein. ROW 3: Mr. Grant, Coach, K. NU9hIiHEh M. Wold, P. Landt, R. Hill, S. Montour, H. Torkelson, R. Schmidt, B. Christofferson, M. Krambeer, D. Duwe, J. Howard. ROW Us F. Huff, D. Drahn, G. James, M. Miller, S. Moon, J. Langholz, G. M0Utour. S. Monserud, T. Corlett, Q. Collins, L. Timmerman. B. Berns, D. Drallmeier, P. Johnson, S. C. Miller, A. Wilke, J. Olds, M. Goettler, Havelick, P. Ferguson, C. Drahn, P. James, J. Blumhagen, J. Suddendorf, I. Ryan, J. M. Doom. Johanningmeier. Around the tea. table: M. Goettler, J. Johanningmeier, Mrs. Sch- lake, Mrs. R. Olds, Mrs. R. Blumhagen. Q-N Sfyf Show ROW 1: S. Bernhard, B. McKee, P. Fuelling, ROW 1: A. Brainard, D. Buerger, J . Kuen- M. Welch. ROW 2: L. Sawvell, P, Rodas, ster, D. Ihde, ROW 2: Mrs. Schlake, V. T. Balekos, D. Davis, K. Kutzbach, J. Klingeman, L. Friedlein, J. Monroe, D. Heins. Kurdelmeyer, C. 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'I NN 1 X ' X' N f S X ! l I f N' X- Q N 'Z 4-bmi W 2 K MT W' ,H ,Ai ' X Hugh H6d9m9Ym Larry Friedlein Freder1ck Bollman Pamm Ferguson Broadler xc-Q Larry Riveland Linda Keehner Wendy Wagner President Vice-President Secretary 95? rr-::r:i:I9 ' ' di Steve Peglow Nola Lamborn Mark Hedemann Treasurer Student Council Student Council Cllxss :cens- Over the Shoulder Advice Mark gn Darkroom Duty ,pak gf-rs ' fwaf Suzanne Johnson Bruce Cowell Vicki Miller W. gf gy,x 3 Dennis Nieland Gregory Bernhard Rick Collins Senior's usit-inn in Physics ' Greg Hangartner Cheryl Fritz Stephen Meyer ROD HU-i1'1k91' Dave Monroe Sheryl Henkes Dennis Johnson mv! au:-avi' 'QP- 4n'rfQ Rgnald Barns Marilyn McCune Fred Mathews 3 vufg Tom Rose Janis Grove Gary Heins I don't believe a word of it! Clayton Monserud Are they really studying? Mary Englehardt Rick Lenth Terry Gray hw? Donna Peuker Dave Pederson -...gr r Nywwwmwwmw ,.. i1 X Q,3,X 1Y X, m..,. W, g ggfoqs, o,Q, ,o , Xmfi . .xX. X .ifkxl ,Q o - Ly ??f ,QQN ,QE fit? Bradley Timmerman Linda Kuenster Douglas Little HAre you sure you know what you're doing, Mary?H Mary Ann Landt Jim Krousie Dianne Wilker K o 1 IXXXN, ,X,,o,xx ..X...opxs5. .xk Marcia Bollman wayne Erickson Joneita Ashline Doug Whittle You're putting me on! Sandra Schlitter BR Leonard Swestka LL? W x 1 i 1 sux f,,? ,.,, is Y ke x Keith Steva Ardist Olds Steve Hagensick William Grady i X X- we f . 'wins WS Ivy, .v .x,mviQg 5, 5' x53 .X ,v ' . L' , ' if-ff! Q' - i' A Q A A .L , L 5s . 4 V1 . ' Tonya McShane Advice from the expert??? fi 11 - ,r' Steve Pederson .49 Nmfm? ima Are you camera shy, Doug?n 'wk' xxx Brad Wiethorn Murray Krambeer his Jean Thompson Dave Schultz Nancy Henderson Tom Whssels Mike Peters Steven Barns Larry Johanningmeier RS., We .. . e . . X. Jean Neuhaus N Marcia Henkes aul Dennis Ihde Nice move, Pete! . .fn sgq 'Juv if James Kinney Nancy Dettmann Randy Mielke nThe Great Pyramidn m, , fn, ' '1 Msig. M N5 Twig off ani' Esther Engelhardt Roger Sieg Y Terry Miller 'H , I .5 Q Q5 9.1 Wfnsa. Jim Lenth Robert Bossard Ref.. Bruce Lenth Gary Knockel John Steiert Marlin Schutte Karen Kammerer Cynthia Radloff High Honor Students Row 1: Sandra Schlitter, Dianne Wilker, Vicki Miller, Mary AnnLandt. Row 2: Ricky Collins, Jean Thompson, Steve Peglow, Keith Steva, Row 3: Wendy Wagner, David Schultz, Steve Meyer. Row M: Esther Engelhardt, Suzanne Johnson. Row 5: Leland Hoth, Larry Riveland, Brad Niethorn. Row 6: Ron Huinker, Doug Whittle, Ronald Berns, David Pederson. CLASS COLORS: Sky Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS MOTTO: NLife is a looking glass, and gives back to everyone th reflection of their effortS.H The seventy-seventh annual commencement exercises were conducted on May 22 at 8 p.m. in the gymnasium. Father Donald Heineman gave the in- vocation and the benediction, Abrassquartet, consisting of Doug Whittle, Leland Hoth, Keith Steva, and Frederick Mathews performed. ember 0 the fvbw Generafion Nwhat a Wonderful Worldu was sung glee club. The combined glee clubs by the girls glee club, and nThe Last performed nC1imb Every Mountainu and Words of Davidu was sung by the boys NBattle Hymn of the Republic.N Baccalaureate services were held on May 18 at 8 p.m. in the gymnasium. The invocation and benediction were given by the Rev. R. H, Steege. The Rev. Paul V. Clements gave the sermon, Life is Relational. Larry Riveland, David Schultz, Ronald Hu1nker,andFred- erick Mathews, members of a trom- bone quartet, played nMarch Tri- umphale.N A performance was also given by the mixed chorus. Mike Lange receiving his diploma from Superintendent A. N. BuSSe awarding Gordon Schultz, School Board President. high honors to Steve Meyer. pg l David L. Lau, high school principal, presented the class and college scholar- ships . Q Dr. Lawrence Nelson, Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Bellvue, Iowa, and formerly chairman of the Iowa Conservation Commission, delivered the address. The Earnest Quest. Dirty Old Man 42 Think .A6ouf I The Lemmy Awards Think About It , the senior class night, was presented by the class of 1969 on April 18 at eight p.m. in the gymnasium. Larry Riveland, class president, explained the meaning of the theme and its relationship to the lives of young people. The class robe was then presented to Richard Sass, president ofthe senior class of 1970. Short skits and popular sounds highlighted the program, which in- cluded numbers by the swing chorus, the dance line, and the swing band. . new S SN r You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown! 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I 'VS 4 I K 9 H'.E2 .- ' .Aw 1fx...- ......... ... DERCLASSME , ,M4.,.,L..... ' - fx.. 1 L -,.:.w.r.gggp,t: .:e' 'i .,., s:.g.f.,1 ',.,'::5..: -. -A,,.: .f.-'f-...idQ- 1 fl- fi x. X xx X ,- K. K L- H: V' Y A Q b X X , I H. j ' ---'-' --- --J-ff X f X wx X f f .ns - ZX XTX 'vff' f 'ff A-.W 1 ' -5 X54 .W ,A ...gang nn' 'fgfv ' L X ' mf ' X , - l ,f 2 - X N . ,M 'i '-f K ' ki' i X ,ina NL. QI X nj. - lf, 1 'F 'f 5 1 N Vi' 4. if Wx 9 Ng' ,AWK F uw 4. 4.9 ,I 1, -W-' Junior Class ROW 1: M. Burckart, C. Walz, L. Rlveland, J. Keehner, J. Keehner, D. Henkes, B. Schultz, M. Fox, C. Berns, C. Huinker, K. Marovets, G.N11ker, J. Clements, B. Dmdee, Miss Olson. ROW 2: Mr. Fullharh, J. Christianson, L. Henderson, G. Baade, C. Olson, D. Thiesen, B. Moon, K. Staley, N. Wagner, R. Timmerman, D. Schlitter, K. Marovets, T. Nieland, s. Kmekel. now 3. R. Sass, D. Iclotzback, M. Hazlett. P. sneiern, c. Rose, S. Grady, D. Monroe, S. Kruse, T. Kann, D. Palas, R. Tlfledenman, L. Meyer. ROW bf: B. Doom, D. Schultz, S. DeSotel, O. Dettman, J. Tieden, R. Hass, D. Ferguson, R. Sass, D. Ferguson, L. White, D. Ball, M. Buerger. Not Pictured--K. Kutzbaoh. Class Officers Left to right: Robert Sass, Treasurer, Joan Christianson, Secretary: Randall Lamker, Vice-President: Sharon Nuehring, President, Richard Sass, Student Council. ROW 12 C- Darby. K. Nuehring, M. Huff, L. Radloff, C. Schlein, P. Auterman, D. Soride, R. Smith, B. Johanningmeier. R. Johnson, T. Meyer, Mr. Lau. ROW 2: S. Marting, D. Berns, J. Erickson, D- Lembke, L. Zittergruen, R. Shifflett, K. Keehner, J. Heins, J. Griffin, S. Nuehring, L. Moon. ROW 3: B. Colby, K. Wagner, R. Moses, L. Suddendorf, S. Peters, D. Wheeland, D. Herrmann, J. Lees, D. Hellen, D. Ryan, D. Moore. ROW 4: G. Ferguson, D. Hagensick, J. Little, R. Reinke, R. Lamker, K. Meyer, M. Fields, D. Martins, K. Welch, R. Gunderson, D. Hertampf, R. Olds. Not Pictured-D. Iandt. Sophomore Class ROW 1: T. Neuhaus,1C.Fields,f3.Petsche, R. Zurchery C.Lestina, A. Heins, M. Meyer, J. Henkes, B. Wessels, S. Miller. ROW 2: Mr. Begalske, D. Russett, D. Moon, M. Handke, E. Pederson,I2.Richard, D.Ihde, P.Moore, J. Timmerman, S.Ryan. ROW 3: K. McShane, W. Lubbers,.R.Gehring,fF.Kann, D. Miller, V. Sawvell, K. Barnes, L. Johanningmeier, T. Peters, M. Freilinger, P. Ferguson. ROW U: C. Hamann, D. Landt, G. Smith, R. B . . enzlng, T. Olds, L. Olson, S. Sedlmayr, S. Radloff, S. Hagenslck, G. Langholz, L. Thompson, A. Wirkler. Class Officers Left to right: Claudia Huinker, Sec retaryg Kevin McShane, Student Council Sheryl Miller, Presidentg Chris Hamann Treasurer: Bill Lubbers, Vice-President, ROW 1: K. Berns, J. Fuelling, D. Fette, B. BT0me1kamP. J. McNally, P. Burckart, K. Schroeder, K. Wilker, S. Henkes, M. Carroll. ROW 2: S. Kottman, N. Luster, P. McKee, K. Neverman, G. Hoth, A. Huinker, G. Wille, S. Ewing, B. Lange, S. Mielke, Mr. Babcock. ROW 3: C. Klima, P. Henkes, P. Monserud, M. Olson, S. Kuenster, V. Hill, J. Blumhagen, C. Huinker, S. Wiethorn, B. Kottman. ROW 4: D. Torkelson, B. Moses, R. Johanningmeier, P. Echard, J. Nuehring, D. DeSotel, L. Suddendorf, V. Johnson, J. Elsbury, J. Brown, J. Melcher. Not Pictured--M. Berne. Freshman Class ROW 1: C. Huinker, J. Johnson, T. Knockel, S. Schlitter, K. Kammerer, D. Palas, M. Krousie, R. Johanningmeier, S. Fick, M. Ewing. ROW 2: B. Burckart, J. Funk, M. Meyery W. Ihde,I?.Marovets, P. Grady, R. Sieg, K. Henning, A. Neuhaus, Mr. Goettler. ROW 3: D. Darby, S.Goltz, J. Donlon, L. Dundee, A. Horns, W. Russett, D. Schrader, C. Glawe, N. Nieland. ROW 4: M. Krambeer, B. Christiansen, R. Gray, L. Wirkler, C. Hertrampf, R. Zurcher, W. Wagner, R. Mohs, K. Horns. Absent: G. Wiedenmann. Class Officers Left to right: A. Miller, Presidentg xi K. Shady, Treasurer: .I.Klinge, Vice- Presidentg C. Glawe, Student Councilg C. Huinker, Secretary. ROW 1: K. Dettmann, J. Palas, D. Marting, G. Goettler, J. Hedemann, J. Meyer, C. Rossbach, M.Haz1ett, D. Peuker, B. Freilinger. ROW 2: A. Hagensick. R. Kirkeberg, L. Wo1ter,1C.Shadyy S.Schroder, D. Peterson, L. Schlitter, K. Pederson, K. Fascher, C. Wachter, P. Monroe, ROW 3: Mr. Vangen, R. Nevermann, A. Landt, D. Kurth, T. McCune.I2.Drahn, J. Wagner, J. Peters, N. Lamborn, S. Baade, A. Miller. ROW 4: K. Gramlich, L. Lenth, K. Kurth, R. Grove, M. Walz, A. Rodas, W. Possehl, C. Corlett, J. Klinge, S. Mielke, J. Fuelling. Eighth Grade ROW 1: F. Huff, B. Meyer, B. McKee, J. Langholz, V. Klingeman, S. Moon, J. Heins, D. Echard, R. Schmidt, Mr. Grant. ROW 2: J. Kuenster, J. Suddendorf, C. Collins, P. James, S. Monserud, J. Monroe, G. Montour, M. Miller. ROW 3: D. Kurdelmeyer, P. Rodas, K. Kutzbach, T. Balekos, D. Davis, D. Johnson, J. Lamker, J. Olds, D. Buerger. ROW Us L. Sawvell, L. Clark, T. Corlett, K. Henning, L. Timmerman, L. Friedlein, M. Doom, C. Drahn, A. Wilke. Class Officers Left to right: Scott Monserud, Secre- tary, Denice Ihde, Treasurer, Le Ann Klinkenberg, Vice President, and James Langholz, President. ROW 1: P. Ferguson, K. Nuehring, A. Brainerd, L. Dundee, B. Moses, F. Smith, M. Hertrampf, C. Palas, J. Trappe. ROW 2: S. Marovets, D. Panos, N. Lyons, L. Walch, S. Bernhard, K.Bentien,D. Ihde,K.David, S.Havelick. ROW 31 S. Montour,M.Welch, K. Kruse, S.Mi1ler,IH Klinkenberg,A.Nuehring, M. Goettler, P.Landt,J. Blumhagen, J. Bissell, Miss Sedlmayr. ROW Us D. Echard, J. Howard, C. Drahn, M. Wold, D. Drallmeier, D. Drahn, C. Miller, R. Hill, P. Fuelling, R. Torkelson. MONONA--Seventh Grade Cv J G ROW 1: B. Bissell, D.Schrader,.I.Peglow, B. Richard, C. Wilker, J. Lee, M. Trappe, D. Lyons, B.Bacon, Mrs. Schlake. ROW 2: S. Henkes,f3.Horns, D. Schultz, J. Heins, D. Meine, D. Peterson, M. Mulligan, S. Kregel. ROW 3: K. Cahoon, S. McCune, M. Chestnut, P. Johnson, M. Elsbury, W. Huff, S. Pederson, R. Kirkeberg, L. Goettler, D. Houg. ROW 4: M. Reardon, B. Handke, R. Wolter, P. Schlake, K. Christianson A. Ball, M. Johnson, M. Baade, J. Echard, M. Torkelson, D. Kurdelmeyer. Class Officers Left to right: J, Heins, Treasurerg R, Kirkeberg, President, B, James, Vice-President: K, Cahoon, Secretary, J G MONONA--Seventh Grade ROW 1: P. Sedlmayr, C. Henkes, J. Henkes, C. Kishman, S. Levenhagen, S. Wilke, J. Scheffert, K, wiedenmann, P. Langholz, Mr. Kasemeier. ROW 2: D. Radloff, K. Erickson, K.Brainard, S. Melcher, D. Grove, E. Donlon, S. Walz, C. Lenth, S. Landt. ROW 3: K. Gramlich, G. James, B. James. A.Lembke, B. Dettmann,B. Christofferson, D. Duwe, D. Dettmann,P. Connors, D. Schlein. ROW U: L. Timmerman, D. Hagensick, C. Benzing, S. Schlein, M. Giselson, G. Hertrampf, D. Baade, J. Moore, C. Knapp, M. Krambeer. N555 ,V V!li4V, n5A2ji1,Q?r fy .5 'iff' ,K .rxx ,xi fnff :af W . ' , V - .- .3 - - V , . V' . f .V A -V 3 -V , J, -4 ,fx A xl ,. , Af Vw x 1 Z X uf 4 . X . .... ...Xi .M V1 ,-V! x ug NN -F g...f4.,,Ndl ,ix .Q V p fi. , ,V N I , ia. I . I t ,Jw V j . -n..,Rx x.1':jg K 1 . 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Q.. x' f V f ix lg-' V f X: ' t ' L- ,i W., 32-, ff F ' f 'ae-fm V K ,-7' .Vid Wflf ky 1 N V I V in Y , xx ' K-X Mtv' ' I.-.' 5 31.-V L, X K .V yi v -7,1 yf 'XF' , i . ., V f . 1 K V.. x N 5 X , 11 '-N' ' Q 2:3 E X ' . lf!! I s X x 1 X. .Y K V ,f 3 3 flu N -. . ff K 1 Nb , X 1 .Xhp H if V 1 J . D ,V -fx , 4 ' K ,K V A . . V - V - 0-' W I 1 u -'41 V V - V ,ff f V 1' V VV ,X 'X . M V . V If J' V .V L' - 'E Wiki' , . ,,,,,,..4,- - ' X 1' V ' ' ' 2 A f me - L., , I -I .V A X x ,.V K x , ' 1 V VN-K 'N , if .V A rf. 5 V K R l A I ' :Al 4 If 1 ,H , V V , 'V 141 K ,. V K g , . K X! - .V ' l 5 - X .x- f 5 , Q V V . ' ' ,I , V ,1 .v 4 f 1 1 1 J ' f 1 f Q K - .1 - j ' -' 5, L x X Y, ' xr' . . L v I I , . , .1 , . K 'A I ...Q 5 -.X ' . QV- - 55 X V if' - ' x .-.gf . 1 gk ' . v V VV 4, 1 A xg x. KV Q, V V V K., V K 1 if? P' .V VE. .eff Q J , H , .,,V .,-.1.,4,.. V .. - Vw N . ' -1 J ' ' ,ZKQJVS .... 1 . .1N,g.,.. VV ,V 4VT,, 'V ivy , , Y L L ,- A X xc If ! k f I A4 1 - , 'US K ' .X-if fy, M l ,QQKSH ffl., B 1 X f I 5 J fa X X .- - N 5 V fe--wk f yy . ' x 1 3,-f .Q A jx 'K s , .V 2 . X, C .gn NZQVXM G ,. 5 3 .x svb I .. I xg N x LUANA--Sixth Grade ROW 1: S. Horns,Ih Echard, D.Henkes,!3.0'Neal, S. Leas, V. Barnes, C. Kurdelmeyer. ROW 2: B. Krousie,C.Leppert, P. Miller, J. Bissell, J. Smith, J. Wagner, S. Reeg, D. Peterson, ROW 3: G. Hagensick, P. Palas, M. Heins, C. Moon, J. Levenhagen, K. Monroe, K. Lenth, Mrs. Eno. Looking at the card file are Julie Kottman, Brenda Russett,Robincollins,SueRuckhaber, Jonie Landt, Lorna Landt, Terry Mohs, and Ken McKee from Mrs. Foels' room. LUANA--Sixth Grade ROW 1: K. McKee, K. Hoth, J. Kottman, L. Lembke, C. Nuehring, J. Hertrampf, D. Schroeder. ROW 2: S. Ruckhaber,IL Collins, R. Schmidt,.I.Landt, M.Fbx, B. Nelson, S. Schroeder, L. Landt. ROW 3: T. Mohs, M. Reardon, B. Russett, T. Halvorson, B. Bernhard, B. Johnson, K. Koopman, Mrs. Foels. ,1 'lxff . in 944, ' -.1 '-4 - Q. S 1 V ' A ' LUANA--Sixth Grade ROW 1: T. Rose, S.Bacon, K. Kammerer, D. Martins, K. wills, C. Henkes, D. Schultz. ROW 2: L. Landt, S. Turner, C.Kinny, B. Wirkler, L. Ferguson, L. Ponas, J. Koopman, C. Christiansen. ROW 3: D. Thompson, J .Fuelling, J. Lee, S. Fuelling, J. Kottman, K. Little, L. Meyer, Mrs. Doerring. Scientific exploration goes on in Mrs. Eknbretson's class. Patrick Cox is looking into the miscroscope. Looking on from left to right are Clark Boll- man, Susan Gunderson, a1dGayle Gerdes. LUANA--Fifth Grade ROW 1: P. Cox, D.Schrader, K. Walter, S.Gunderson, B. Eide, L. Ambrose, M. Dettman, D. Gannon, C. Bollman. ROW 2: K. Hofer, J. Schultz, C. Havlicek, K. Miller, L. Baade, A. Heins, R. Richard, S. Kregel, B. Johnson, T. Burckart, Mrs. Embretson. ROW 3: G. Cerdes, D. Wilke,D . Donlon, R. Fuelling, S. Landt, D. Sawvellf N. Landt, D. Cowell, B. Bollman. LUANA--Fifth Grade ROW 1: W. Hill, R. Kruse, L. Horns, T. Blietz, G. Gray, R. Roby, D. Kuhse, M. Christofferson, D. Cahoon. ROW 2: J. Mueller, K. Beisker, L. Klinkenberg, M. Hazlett, D. Fredericks, M.Fite, K. Halverson, M. Klingeman. ROW 3: K. Henning, R. Roys, L. MO0Se.C3.David, D.Kregel, T. Johanningmeier, B. Bruehahn, B. Mielke, C. Drahn, Mrs. Gerdes . FARMERSBURG--Fifth Grade RCW 1: B. Wagner, C. Elsbury, G. Amundson, D. Chestnut., M. Marting, L. Tielbar. ROW 2: W. Mueller, D. Radloff, R. Nuehring, C' Schoultev R- Vogt. J- P83-BS, L. Krambeer, Mrs. Herrmann. FARMERSBURG--Fourth Grade ROW 1: M. Krambeer, J. Seitz, B. Wirkler, C. Bissell. Row 2. L. Tielbar, C. Schoulte, B. Fuelling, Mrs. Herrmann.NQ1g Pictured: N. Fox. .Dry MONONA--Fourth Grade ROW 1: S. Schroedery M.Horns,C.Christianson,.I.Thompson,lC.Wirk1er3 C.Baskervil1e, Mrs. Grant. ROW 2: P. Kinny, C. Henkes, J. Halverson, D. Moon, S. Kirkeberg, J. Langholz. ROW 3: J. Brainard, J. McCune, M. Ferguson, J. Fuelling, J. Olson, G. Rose, ROW 4: V. Vangen, B. Nelson, J. Hagensick, C. Houg, L. Meyer, L. Kammerer, J. Grove. A big Hpussyn cat visits Mrs. Grant's room. From left toright are Joel Lang- holz, Patty Kinny, Kim Wirkler, and Chris Houg. LUANA--Fourth Grade ROW 1: B. Begalske, D. Gehring, L. Schlitter, D. Sass, J. Pederson, B. Walch, T. Balekos, E. Mueller, G. Gordon. ROW 2: J. Brown, J. Donlon, T. Muller, J. Mohs, J. Augustine, L. Miene, B. Schmidt, K. Kruse, Mrs. Kottman. ROW 3: L. Landt, A. Kruse, J. Goettler, D. Wagner, B. Levenhagen, L. Miller, J. Landt, M. Turner. Not Pictured: S. Possehl. MONONA--Fourth Grade ROW 1: S. Reeg, L. Hass, S. Havelick, R. Halvorson, L. Hertrampf, S. Hill. ROW 2: V. Blietz, R. Moose, S. Cox, R. Ewing, L. Plozel, G. Tangeman, ROW 3: L. Kann, D. Funk, L. Baade, L. Klinkenberg, C. Klima, B. Starkey, Mrs. Moon. ROW I+: P. Connor, L. Sweet, D. Olds, D. Kishman, C. Prouty, S. Thompson, B. Klingeman. Observing the month of February in Mrs. Moon's room. Darla Dettmann and Sally Drahn with Mrs. James, student toaohor. MONONA--Third Grade ROW 12 R- Lyons. D-Detimann. C. Fee. T.Ru.-.sem T. ummm C.Welch T. scnweikert Mrs' Monurud' mw 2' 3' Dfahna C. Glawe, D. Sohlein, IE. Cahoon: S. Conner, R: Winters: L- Kishmlll- RUN 32 R- Kregel, K. Krouste, L. Beisker, S. Hedemann, L. lrdedennxann, J. Timmerman, L. Lembke, D. Lange. LUANA--Third Grade ROW 1: D. Sieg, L. Kliefoth, D McKee, M H111 J Lee T Schultz. 0 0 v o . ROW 2: J. Kregel, J. Balekos, G. Drallmeier, R. Henning, L: Trappe: Mrs. Nelson. ROW 3: B. Monroe, E. Smith, T. James, S. Larson, J. McCune, R. MuJ.1er. Not Pictured: A. Levenhagen . Decorating the egg tree in Mrs V1 en's Heins, and Steven Pape. - 8 Room are lisa Gerdes, Judy Eide, Terri rr XKA. 'W f ' ' Z1.5 it X 1 J Xxx . Avsfp , D, I ' - x 5. IS' 2 -. ff 7 . 4 - -i tih.-Q- V ,Q ' a+ 51 , Making Easter baskets in Mrs. Ne1son's room are Marvin H111, Brian Monroe, Debbie McKee, and Jill Balekos. , 'Qi KS-Ji. LIIANA-- Third Grade ROW 1: D. Howard, J. Halverson, J. Eide, S. Havelick, C- Kruse, W- 50318-116- ROW 2: S. Pape, K. Johnson, L. Gerdes, J. Meyer, C. Huff, Mrs. Vigen. ROW 33 C- Walter, L. Landt, T. Heins, G. Lenth, D. Wahl, L. DAWS- Q27 FARMERSBURG--Third Grade ROW 1: D. Kuehl, K. Krambeer, T. Schmidt, J. Johnson. ROW 2: B. Hoth, D.Tielbar, S. Kuenster, Mrs. Johnson. MON ONA--Second Grade ROW 1: C. Henkes, B. Meyer, L. Ball, N. Nagel. L. Scheffert, T. Wahl, D. Lamker, Mrs. Kruse. ROW 2: W. Kiesau, C. Meyer, P. Thompson, S. Gannon, D. Connor, S. Johnson, L. Marting. ROW 3: W. Dundee, D. Walz, J. Moose, L. Halverson, G. Knickerbocker, L. Schultz, D. Marman, S. Sweet, Not Pictured: M. Knight. LUANA--Second Grade ROW 1: B. Augustine, M. Hofer, S. Bollman, D. Schlitter, M. Duwe, D. Palas, S. Kregel. ROW 2: K. Eide, R. Doerring. L. Begalske, B. Pancos, T. Miller, D. Schlitter, T. Christofferson, Mrs. Kamin. ROW 3: J. Lau, L. Landt, S. Miene, L. Gisleson, P. Handke, R. Moon, J. Venter, D. Johnson. Mrs, Kamin's class studied birds. Pic- tured here are Jeff Lau, Scott Kregel, Mary Duwe, Dawn Palas, Rhonda Doerring, and Jay Venterwith the bird houses they made. FARMERSBURG--Second Grade ROW 1: W. Bissell, R. Fascher, C. Amundson, K, Seitz. ROW 2: D. Wagner, D. Vogt, L. Reardon, Mrs. Johnson. The Circus is Coming to Town, The clowns were made by Mrs, Johnson's classes, 1 M .X VV h. . 1 X .. .- u -s MONONA--First Grade ROW 1: K. Kuhse, K. Goettler, B. Duwe, T. Dahms, D. Hageneick, L. Marting. ROW 2: R. Fite, W. Eehard, B. Schultz, D. Schlein, J. Connor, W. Baskerville, Mrs. Drahn. RDW 3: D. Martins, L. Johnson, L. Peters, S. Wilke, K. Gerdes, R. Kurdelmeyer, T. Mielke. Not pictured: T. Weldh. United Nations Flag Day fm Mrs, Doerring's Room, 0 1 a w.. m K . ' fs., Listening Center in Mrs. Drahn's Room. FIRST GRADE---Luana ROW 1: L. Augustine, S. Van Sickle, C. Miller, T. Donlon B. Hofer L. Walter A Schultz' Row 22 T' Hmkesa D' Bugenhagen, S. Heins, S. ,Doerring, D. Schrader: D. Mueller, R. Muller R. Zienan. ROW 3: J. Krue er R. M T. M h . Baade, K. Reincke,,W. Hamm, Mrs. Doerring. 8 , Don, O B' G Gordm' A' MONONA--First Grade ROW 1: T. Schultz, C. Meyer, S. Havelick, M. Johnson, L. Hertrampf, L. Krambeer. ROW 2: C. Henkes, D. Hoth, E. Hong, P. Haberichter, D. Tangeman, R. Plozel, D. Barnes. ROW 3: D. Sass, J. Palas, L. Tielbar, L. Walz, Jr., S. Kuenster, S. Schoulte, T. Mueller, Mrs. Wachter. Uv g Q Should I mail it? may have been the question asked by the following first graders on Valentines Day: Lynette Kram- beer, Tony Mueller, Elizabeth Hong, Pamela -,, -- Haberichter, and Debra Hoth. MONONA--Kindergarten ROW 1: M. Berns, D. Lotza, L. Scheffert, J. Bohonek, F. Erickson, D. Trappe, D. Lyons, M. Meyer. ROW 2: M. Kinny, B. Kiesau, R. Ferguson, B. Freillnger, D, Ihde, R, Meyer, K. Schofield, M. Johanningmeier, M. Lestina. ROW 3: K. Dundee, S. Thompson, D. Bernhard J. Kruse, T. Johanningmeier, M. Hazlett, M. Levehagen, A. Mueller, Mrs. Plaehn.Nbt Pictured: M. Heffernen- James Miller, Cheryl Bugenhagen, and.Debra MONONA--Kindergarten ROW 1: S. Nagel, N. Johnson, K.Seitz, T. Scheffert,In Marting, C. Walz, T. Hemmers- baoh, B. Fee, ROW 2: R. Sersland, B. McCune, J. Montgomery, R, Bries, B. Fox, L. Trappe,PL Harry. ROW 3: B. Holly, L. Vorwald, S. Chase, M. Schlitter, J. Peterson, M. Krambeery K.Vangen. ROW U: D. Engelhardt, K.Gramlich, D. Keehner, R. Timmerman, B. Bruehahn, J. Pattison, R. Mohning, Mrs, Plaehn. at J Ai 4 Q., ga Mitchell Doerring,Jeff'Lee,Ronnie Heins, Lau are using their artistic talents. Bonnie Bruehahn, Mary Harry, and Barbara McCune on a cold winter's day. IN THE , 'i 'tg' Q H, LUANA--Kindergarten ROW 1: 1R.lamborn, L.Jel1ison,.I.Venter, J. Meyer, L. Kottman, L. Landt. ROW 21 B. Keehner, M. Doerring, C. Bugenhagen, R. Henning, R. Dundee, D. Schlitter, D. Richards. ROW 3: Mrs. Mulligan, D. Lyons, K. Walz, N.Roys, M. Gisleson, J. Miller, D. Lau. Absent: J. Lee, R. Heins. . M r Au Stn INTERMEDIATE SPECIAL EDUCATION a y gu 1 e ROW 1: C. Geick D. Troester T. Vogt W t U , l ar burgfollege R. Hines, M. Bergan. Row 2. K. Kuhse, R edi 1 Re din J. Leuchtenmacher, M. Bunting, R. Tuecke. gd Anthmgticg Row 3: M. corlett, D. Hefel, D. Bergen, w. Wilker, J. Garaghty, G. Kann, Niss Andreae. Singing Our Favorite Songs is an en- joyment of the special education class. PRIMARY SPECIAL EDUCATION ROW 1: J. Robbins, R. Dougherty, T. Mohning, Caroline Welch J. Andregge T. Baumgartner. ROV! 2: P. Upper Iowa College Connor, S. Lyons, W. Kuhse, D. Pritchard, Diploma W. Voshell Mrs. Duff. Not Pictured: L Mohning . ' ' Remedial Reading , 4 1 fx' ..,.1i.--. , The support that the following business men gave the X Bulldog is deeply appreciated. The An Kuenster's Livestock Luana and Farmersburg E1mer's Radio S T.V. Monona Beauty Haven Luana Savings Bank Olson's Jewelry B 5 P Shop Monona Farmers Co-op Otmar Bruns, Ins. Erbe Machine Shop Fox Pharmacy Schave Garage Luana Farmers Co-op Schultz's Furniture Home Schultz's Funeral Leo's Sinclair Bill Reardon Standard Oil Farmersburg Implement Robert Corlett, Ins. Probert Oil Company Sedlmayr's Locker Wblter's Trucking Service Farmersburg Cafe Burrack ' s Grocery Lloyd Bacon The House O'Carrol1 Rose Barber Shop Roger's Supper Club Lestina Standard Service Monona Hatchery Grove Feed Mill Oscar Erickson nual Staff Baade's Grocery 8 Cafe Farmersburg Savings Bank Curtis D. Nuehring, Excavation Sanitation Mbnona Mbtel Anderson's Clothing Coxey Gamble Store H115-Tlkel' Chevrolet Moen Appliance Hi-Rhy Lanes Carlton's Barber Shop Gordon Hanson Dr. Swestka Scotty Henderson Jack Goltz Monona locker Service Krambeer Shell Grand Cafe Drahn Implement Monona Dry Goods L-MAF Telephone Co. G a M Transfer Sandy's Saddlery MVMPA Bob Jacobson Montour Produce Peglow Motor Co. Mrs. Carl O. Houg Larry Nelson Robert's IGA Sawyer Tie Co. Wirkler Bros. George Wilker Smitty's DK George Heins, AVGY- Evans Hardware Union State Bank Lowell's Electric Service Great Plains Supply Co. F. A. Moser, Contractor Town Q Country Laundromat Luana Feed S Livestock E. G. Kettelkamp, M.D. Wilke's Sure-Save D. 5 J. Feed Service Inc. Dr. Fields Meadow Gold Ihiry Interstate Power Co. Harold Moon Steve Parker, Sinclair Inn Schweikert, Central Li Tom Wilke, Northwestern Life Art Berg's Hardware Lawrence Baade Milton Voss Mbnonah Maid Greenhouse Helen Saeugling Halverson Ins. Agency Inc. Hangartner's Surge Sales K's Gift 5 Variety Shop Elmer Drahn, Pioneer Seed Chase Manufacturing Co. Monona Concrete Industries Telmer Olson 'fi 7 '1 Qi., ff, fi Q'?Qgi R ' ii fq REQ Vg'?f2e'1 3,53 V25 QQ mwfwiwfeo igxf' 1 Jawfffwg vga. 5? 55 ' gi 77fe4w ,Q 6155 Q25 Kwwganzmwgvg Qdfrwofaflco-1,5 757:fLwff Wagga Y JWW. 'f 0- 77YcBfwf WM MMM ywwm ' , W Ale W 1 -QRS Q Qwjby gwfwwgyjp, gb gf SWDMEM WNSWWGAW MMD! 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