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

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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.

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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

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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.