Magnolia High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Magnolia, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1981 volume:

Table Of Contents Activity Dedication Football Cheerleaders Volleyball Homecoming Seniors High School Elementary Music Cheerleaders Basketball Organizations Events Track Prom Graduation Administration Faculty Once again, another year at the Magnolia Public School has come to an end. The foundation of knowledge was laid at the beginning of the year and slowly, throughout the year, was built upon layer by layer. Many memories have been created by the people of Magnolia. A senior has memories that are happy yet poignant, while a seventh grader looks forward in anticipation for the happy times yet to come. The time has gone by so quickly, yet there are many memories you will cherish forever. We have tried to capture these treasured memories and reflect them in our annual. Pg- 3 7 10 11 16 24 28 33 42 47 52 57 64 '68 71 76 The 1981 Annual Staff First Walk Down the Hall The first day of school is here. We’re glad that finally it’s our last year. The summer’s over and once again, It’s back to classes, books, and pens. We’ve walked these halls since Jr. High, Now in nine short, months we’ll say good-bye. We remember all the other years When we thought it’d never end And wish we could do it all again. But then we think of the years ahead And know that it’ll be the best. For we're seniors now and seniors are Ahead of all fh We’ll work our ha] In football, basket Band and musil Which we’ll sm Now we walk t| rest. lest in all we do all, and track. will bring memories too, ‘ upon when we look back, halls and joke around And say we can hardly wait ’Till the day we wear our caps and gowns, the day we graduate. As we begin this long awaited year We have feelings of both joy and fear. . . We walk these halls now in September And begin a year we’ll long remember. 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First Row: Scott DeBates, Tim Fick, Tim Cowell, Kevin Pick, Todd Christensen, Troy Donth, Tom Dohlmann, Todd Degroot Second Row: Coach-Mr. Benson, Tom DeBates, James Von Hol-tum. Tom Klein, Mark Donth, Tim Christensen Third Row: Scott Matthiesen. Tom Doherty, Rob Meyer, D.J. Cross, Mike Klein. David Donth Missing: Kyle Oldre Team Captains: First Row: James Von Holtum, Todd Christensen, Tom Klein. Second Row: Rob Meyer, Scott Matthieser, David Donth. Mike Klein. All Conference: Mike Klein, Tom Klein, Todd Christensen Todd breaks a tackle AGAIN!! Magnolia - 6 SCOREBOARD: Edgerton - 14 Magnolia - 12 Ellsworth - 16 Magnolia - 14 Heron Lake - 28 Magnolia - 7 Brewster - 19 Magnolia - 67 Round Lake - 8 Magnolia - 19 Sioux Valley - 12 Magnolia - 27 W eleome - 44 Magnolia - 41 Ceylon - 0 Magnolia - 21 Chandler - 44 FOOTBALL “1980’ Magnolia started the 1980 school year with high expectations of the football team. The major reason for these high hopes was the return of 13 lettermen. The season began slowly as the team lost its first four games. Then in the middle of the season, the Bulldogs came around and won three of four games before losing to Chandler, a state playoff team. The Magnolia football team graduated seven seniors; and there were also twelve underclassmen on the team. The Bulldogs tied for fifth place in the Southern Star Conference. They had three players named to the All-Conference Team. These three were Todd Christensen for the second consecutive years, and also Tom and Mike Klein for the first time. Even though the season didn’t go as well as planned, the school was still proud. James always gets his man!!! 9 Cheerleaders (top; left to right) Monica Vande Velde, Connie Klein, Vikki Behr, Cindy Clark, Donna Cauwels Rah, Rah, Rah! Football season began and the cheerleaders met the season head-on with alot of enthusiasm. Signs, pep fests, and practice take hours of work and this year the cheerleaders came through with their own brand of spirit! It was a season to remember and the cheerleaders wish to thank everyone for their support. 10 Varsity Volleyball Top: Donna Connie do the RUMP. Middle: Pam says a silent prayer. Bottom: Co-captains Monica Pam. 12 (back row) Vicky Sudenga, manager, Vikki Behr. Pam Heeren, Pam Dohlmann, Cindy Clark, Crissy Fleesland. assistant manager (front row) Laura Rust, Connie Klein, Monica Vande Velde, Pam Swenson, Lisa Dohlmann, Donna Cauwels. Not pictured: Coach Jan Schneider. All-Conference: Monica SCORES MHS VISITOR 18-18 10-7 H-BC 8-16 18-18 C-LW 8-15 18-18 Adrian 14-18-18 18-9-9 Edgerton 6-3 18-18 s-wc 4-9 18-18 C-LW 15-18-18 18-11-16 Fulda 20-15-7 18-18-18 Edgerton 5-16 18-18 Ellsworth 15-18-6 18-16-18 Jasper 18-18 14-7 H-BC Tournaments 6-11 18-18 Fulda “B” Team Volleyball First Row: Sue Christensen. Laura Rust, Kari Oldre, Terri Fleseland, Jodi Debeer Second Row: Vikki Behr, Pam Dohlmann, Julie Sudenga, Jill Swenson, Cindy Clark. ANOTHER VOLLEYBALL SEASON” rf'he balls are put away, it’s the end of another season, We won a few, we lost a few, but for that there is no reason. We had a very good coach, she was always by our sides, Whether to give us each a compliment, or to even criticize. She always showed us new things, and these we had to learn. She managed for us to have fun, but yet she's always stern. If we would miss our serve, and then we’d miss a bump, We’d try not to worry, or else we’d get into a slump. If'at first you don’t succeed, try another sport! Come on ball. . where are you?!?! Sue attempts a spike, while Kari and Terri look on. We’d have like to won more games, but we always tried our best, But as Districts came along, we knew it’d be the test; We ended up playing Fulda, but we lost two games in a row, We all went home saddened.. we had suffered quite a blow. Sure, volleyball was over but really We had WON, When we think of all the memories, and we think of all the fun! I would like to say “Thank-you” for all the fun times we’ve shared, It’s nice to have friends, who have always showed they cared! The games have all been played, so I guess the end is here, But 1 will look back with happiness, on this fun-filled year; I’ll remember all the good times, and cherish them in my heart, Because Volleyball 1980.. has been fun, right from the very start! Written by: Connie Klein 1980 Volleyball Supper November 13, 1980 13 Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind. smiles we gave In the evening, there was a football game against the Brewster Bulldogs, a dance followed the game with the entertainment being the band “Strutter”. It. was a homecoming filled with memories that everyone will cherish. On Thursday night, the 1980-81 king and queen were crowned. David Donth Monica Vande Velde were awarded that honor. Senior attendants were Vicky Su-denga Tom Klein, Pam Swenson Todd Christensen. The following afternoon, the entire school participated in the parade with float entries and grade school costumes. to one another, of the way we were. Through the days of Sept. 15-Sept.. 19, times around the Magnolia school were very hectic because of our Homecoming festivities. Beginning the week was Spirit Week activities which consisted of: Monday, Hat Security Day; Tuesday, Uniform Day; Wednesday, Clown Day; Thursday, Weirdo Slop Day; and Friday, Orange Black Day. Front row: Corey Nelson, Perry Hoven, Tom Klein, David Donth, Todd Christensen, Pam Swenson, Monica Vande Velde, Vicky Sudenga, Melissa Mulder, Theresa Cauwels. Back row: Tom Halverson, Jon Rust, Greg Vande Velde, Bryce Schomacker, Wayne Thompson, Pam Heeren, Trudy Kroontje, Terri Fleseland, Jill Debates, Sue Christensen. Vicky Tom Pam Todd Attendants M.C: Robbie Ushers: David D.J. PagesrTheresa Corey Melissa Perry Narrators: Vikki Mike Candelighters: Laura Scott Princess And Escort Sue and Tom Trudy and John Jill and Wayne Pam and Bryce Terri and Greg rhe burglar draws near Miss Karen Willuweit-Director Connie putting on D.J.'s makeup God’s Favorite Can it be that it was all so simple then, Row 1: James Von Holtum, Nadine Osspnfort, David Donth, Michael Barber, Row 2: Michael Klein, Thomas Klein, Vicky Sudenga. Bam Swenson. Robert Meyer, Bruce Reisdorfer, Row 3: Linda Brands, Peggy Cragoe, Lisa Tutsch, Monica Vande Velde. Paul Donth, Scott Matthiesen. Todd Christensen Senior Activities Todd Dwayne Christensen - Football. Baseball, Track, Basketball, Class Officer, King Candidate, Homecoming Escort Usher, Prom Waiter, Band David Allen Donth - Football, Baseball, Baseball Manager, Band, Chorus, Prom Waiter, Class Officer, Student Council, Homecoming King Michael Thomas Klein - Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Homecoming Escort, Candle-lighter, Narrator, Class Officer, Stage Band, Annual Staff, Prom Waiter, Graduation Usher Escort, Honor Student, Play Thomas Wilfred Klein - Football, Basketball, Track, Class Officer, Chorus, Homecoming Attendant Escort, Prom Punch Server, Alternate Boy’s State, Play, Student Council Officer, Honor Student Douglas John Maras - Class Officer, Homecoming Escort Scott Lyle Matthiesen - Football, Track, Basketball, Baseball, Prom Punch Server, Boy’s State Rep., Band, Class Officer, Homecoming Escort, Usher, Candlelighter, Graduation Usher, Student Council Robert Allyn Meyer - Track, Class Officer, Homecoming M.C. Bruce Jerry Reisdorfer - Basketball, Baseball, Manager for Football Basketball. Vicky Lynn Sudenga Class Officer, Band, Chorus, Basketball, Annual Staff, Prom Waitress. Punch Server, Queen Candidate, Homecoming Princess, Declam, Stage Band, Honor Student, Solo Ensemble, Volleyball Manager, Play Pamela Sue Swenson - Basketball, Track, Volleyball, Band, Chorus, Declam, Class Officer, Student Council President, Homecoming Princess, Queen Candidate, Graduation Escort, Girl’s State, Honor Student, Prom Waitress Punch Server, Annual Co-Editor, Solo Ensemble, Play Monica Clare Vande Velde - Basketball, Volleyball, Track, Band, Chorus, Homecoming Queen, Solo Ensemble, Homecoming Princess, Student Council, Graduation Usher, Stage Band, Cheerleading, Annual Co-Editor, Triple Trio, Honor Student, Class Officer James Lawrence Von Holtum -Football, Class Officer, Track, Student Council 24 S3 Mike Klein, Vicky Sudenga, Scott Matthiesen, Monica Vande Velde, Robbie Meyer, Bruce Reisdorfer, James Von Holtum, I odd Christensen, Pam Swenson, Doug Maras, Tom Klein, David Donth. •'ll op i.upip i ng % auipXuB ap)BJ Aui aifBqs ubd no js8a| Aui }B jjoog jmom Abmb Sui -moj ai4Aaq} jbo jnoA }Bq} sj ja sij Aag pa2 noA -jBqM si aas noA Bq w saoqs Aui punoj no •jBaX aqi jo jajMejo uiB jno pa OA sba j uioj ‘aajp aqi o: unq pap j juioj i ‘ajaq aui aABaj $tuoQ jdn uia, 3|opg -auios aui aas dn •auip auioa noA ?,uop Aq ;aui uo dais ituOQ siqi Auij, I Todd Dwayne Christensen David Allen Donth Robert Allyn Meyer Michael Thomas Klein Vicky Lynn Sudenga Bruce Jerry Reisdorfer Scott Lyle Matthiesen James Lawrence Von Holtum Douglas John Maras Thomas Wilfred Klein Pamela Sue Swenson Vikki Behr Pamela Dohlmann Thomas Doherty Dede Dressen Pamela Heeren Lynette Jansen Deb Klarenbeek Connie Klein Treas.: Pam Heeren Pres.: Connie Klein; Sec: Laura Rust; V. Pres: Vikki Behr 28 Willie Kroontje Laura Rust David Sathre Bryce Schomacker David Boltjes Lisa Dohlmann Kyle Oldre Class Of “83” Brett Roemeling Wayne Thompson Sophomore Class Officers: Ryan Lorenzen, Kyle Oldre. Donna Cauwels, Wayne Thompson. 30 Greg Vande Velde Jill Gwenson The Freshman Kevin Maras Byron Wagenaar Trudy Kroontje Paul Vande Velde Mind over matter! 31 Troy Donth Kari Oldre Jon Rust Todd DeGroot Jodi DeBeer I odd Degroot, Kari Oldre, Troy Donth, Jodi Debeer, Tim Pick. Timothy Fick Randy Mulder Thomas Dohlmann Class Of “85” $ Seventh Grade Elementary Life Mmmm.. this chicken is good! Just sitting around having fun! Eat your heart out Incredible Hulk!! Hey Santa, do you need another helper? What are you looking at me for? I didn’t do anything wrong. 33 Say “Hi!” to the Magnolia Little People! Elementary Faculty 1. Darlene Dreeson 2. Charlotte Meester 3. Cathy Rust 4. Roxanne Kramer 5. Dee Joneson 6. Janice Heidebrink 7. Mitzi Olson 8. Rose Klein 9. Lois Meyer PHOTO Not Available Fifth And Sixth Grade NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Lisa Bird Jody Cowell Diane Cragoe Kevin DeBeer Jeff DeGroot Scott Dohlmann Debbie Fleseland Brenda Halverson Lynn Halverson Greg Johnson Connie Lais Michael Leicher Jennifer Shockman David Streeby Janene Wagenaar Robyn Bruhn Brenda Bush Kelly Cowell Crissy Fleseland Jada Johnson Greggory Maras Brett Miller Amy Romeling Paul Wagenaar 35 Fourth Grade NO PHOTO AVAILABLE -Jason Bird Daryl Boltjes Bunny Bonnett Stacie Bush Chad Nelson Renee Nieuwboer Dana Tabbert Pamela Mulder Ahlric Shockman Second And Third Grade Kari Rem me Vfc. Bradley Pick Lisa Marr Wendy Remme Nichole Keibach Jonathan Nieuwboer Tam mi Gy berg Shelly Schomacker Paul Tweet Kyle Kracht Thomas Loosbrock Nathan Skattum David Smook Cheryl Maras Janie Smook Kevin Reese Dale Steensma First Grade Daryn Kracht Perry Hoven Kelly Reese Timothy DeBates Chad Kramer Matthew Miller Matthew Smook Kindergarten SORRY, NO PHOTO Scott Smook Tiffany Tabbert 39 Tanya Tweet tell me would 40 we? could we? 41 Christmas Program Dance, Dance, Dance Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus Gingerbread Boys Vicky Sudenga Is Selected For Collegiate Wind Band Vicky’s Accomplishments —Band and Chorus for 6 years. —Received Superior Rating at District and State Contest for Clarinet Solo (1979-1980). —Received 2 Superior Ratings at District Contest for Clarinet Solo and Clarinet Duet. —Lettered in Band and Chorus for 3 years. —Participated in Tri County Band and Tri County Chorus for 2 years. Vicky Sudenga, a student at Magnolia High School, has been accepted for membership in the United States Collegiate Wind Band. The highly selective musical organization will make a concert tour of England and seven European countries in July and August. Vicky is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sudenga, Magnolia, and plays clarinet in the band at Magnolia High School. The invitation to tour with the United States Collegiate Wind Band was received from A1 G. Wright, director of bands at Purdue University, Lafayette, IN, and conductor of nine previous United States Collegiate Wind Band tours. The band will travel for three weeks, July 13-Aug. 5, in England, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Holland, and Switzerland. Concerts will be performed in the cities of London, Paris, Lucerene, Innsbruck, Lu-pango, La Chaux-de-Fonds, Munich, Amsterdam, Montreaux, Cologne and Heidelburg. The group will assemble in New York City for rehearsals prior to departure from Kennedy Airport on July 13. While in New York City the band will play invitational concerts at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and in the Plaza of the Americas at Rockefeller Center. “Acceptance for membership in this highly talented group of college and high school musicians is considered a musical honor of national importance,” said Shirley Howe, instrumental instructor at Magnolia High School. “The members of the 100 piece wind bands are chosen from all over the entire United States once a year. “Students from all 50 states and 7 provinces in Canada have participated in past tours.” In addition to performing concerts the wind band members will visit musical shrines, museums and places of musical interest including Rickard Wagner’s house in Salzburg and Beethoven’s house in Bonn. They will also attend selected concerts and performances in various British and European concert halls and opera houses. 44 Lois Meyer. How do YOU spell relief? “The Little Rascals’ Imitating the Senior boys These oral reports are the worst! Smile ... You’re on Candid Camera. I'm glad I am a Bulldog Fan! All for Magnolia stand up and holler! Recognition of parents Tom running towards a victory. Parent’s Night this year took place on the night of Feb. 10, 1981. There was a fanfare of excitement and high spirits which tried to spur the team on to a victory against the Adrian Dragons. Recognition of the parents, a picket sign parade, a half-time skit, and an after-the-game reception all contributed to the thrill of victory! Everyone felt exhilarated after Magnolia beat Adrian 74-66. It was definately a night everyone will remember. Here she comes Miss America. What a mess!! More homework! Boy, it smells in here! Are you sure? 46 w.%v.v.wiv.v v.v.v v.%v.v. .v.v.v.v v.v.v v.v v«v.v.v.v v.v.v.v.v.v JHHUHHHHHHMMHHH •••••••• ••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••• .•.•AM. 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The basketball players worked extremely hard for the new coach and were in every ball game. They were rewarded with a respectable record and a good feeling about themselves and their season. Because Magnolia has always been the smallest school with the least number of players, does not mean they had the least ability by any means. The Magnolia Bulldogs boys basketball team this year was not second rate with anyone they played. They played hard, smart, and proud. It was refreshing to see a group of young athletes excel in America’s most popular sport. Mike Cox ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS - D.J. Cross, Tom Klein, and Todd Christensen. Front Row - Bruce Reisdofer, Todd Christensen, Tom DeBates, Tim Christensen, Tom Klein. Back Row - Coach - Mike Cox, Mike Klein, David Sathre, D.J. Cross, Tom Doherty and Manager Tim Cowell. WINNER vs. LOSER THE WINNER — IS ALWAYS A PART THE LOSER - IS ALWAYS A PART OF THE PROBLEM; THE WINNER — ALWAYS HAS A PROGRAM; THE LOSER — ALWAYS HAS AN EXCUSE; THE WINNERS — SAYS “ LET ME DO IT FOR YOU” THE LOSER — SAYS “THAT’S NOT MY JOB”; THE WINNER — SEES AN ANSWER FOR EVERY PROBLEM; THE LOSER — SEES A PROBLEM IN EVERY ANSWER; THE WINNER — SEES A GREEN NEAR EVERY SAND TRAP; THE LOSER — SEES TWO OR THREE SAND TRAPS NEAR EVERY GREEN; THE WINNER — SAYS “ IT MAY BE DIFFICULT BUT IT’S POSSIBLE; THE LOSER — SAYS “IT MAY BE POSSIBLE BUT IT’S TOO DIFFICULT ••••••• •.•am •� : • • HP w inis ™ 4M AMAMAMAMAM...V..V....... ...—-.-.JWK-S AMA� . liilftk . . AV ' •S-M. ;v XvX%vXsv;v.-. A A� •“XSV.:. Front row: Monica Vande Velde, Connie Klein, Laura Rust, Pam Dohlmann, Back row: Coach Steve Kollmann, Pam Swenson, Vicky Sudenga, Lisa Dohlmann, Pam Heeren Co-Captains 52 All-Conference “Our Final Basketball Season” The date was November 10th, we were starting another season. It’d prove to be an exciting year for many different reasons. We were lacking the number of players. And we weren’t very tall, But Kollmann said we had potential, we’d be good in basketball. Our first game we played Chandler, and we knew this meant a lot. It’d determine whether the Bulldogs would be really good or not. We had to win the game to prove that we’d be great, But this was not to be, because we lost the game by eight. The next week we met Edgerton in a triple-header game. The boys played after us, so a lot of people came. Our fans cheered us on, and we gained a Victory, But Kollmann said “tremendous defense” was the girls main key. The following week we were home against a team we’d never met; They were the Round Lake T-Birds, so we had to play our best. They were a very quick team, so we really had to run; But when the game was finally over . . . Magnolia had won! Next came Ellsworth, and we thought that they’d be tough. So we practiced hard all week, but that wasn’t quite enough. Our shooting was the problem so the points were very few. We lost the game by thirteen, and we moved to 2 and 2. The game against Jasper is one game we won’t forget; It was the highlight of our season because we all played our best. We knew we could beat anybody if we played like we did that night. It gave us all confidence . . . our goals were now in sight! We took a break for Christmas, which we really shouldn’t have done. We all got out of shape, and then we really had to run; But Kollmann had us ready so when Adrian came along, We won our fourth game. We were finally getting strong. But then the problems started when our shooting went so low. We fell into a slump, and we lost three games in a row. Kollmann was disappointed, but he said we’d start anew. After losing those easy games, he didn’t know what to do. Well Adrian came along, and we knew they’d want this game. They hadn’t won all season, so they were ready when they came. We needed to gain our confidence to bring us back alive. Our determination won the game for us, and we moved to 5 and 5. The next game was at Hills, and we knew that we could win. It was a matter of working together and playing like a team again. They’d beaten us once before, but we knew they could be stopped. But when the game had finally ended . . . Hills was up on top. The following week we had two games on Thursday and Friday night; We knew that they were toughies so we really had to fight. Our shooting was still the problem, and we lost two in a row. We all went home saddened; we had suffered quite a blow. Next came Edgerton, and we knew they weren’t that tough. But with the problems we’d been having, we knew it could be rough. It was close all the way, but when the game was finally done; We had pulled out quite a squeaker . . . we had won the game by one! Our season was almost over, but there was one game left to play. We lost to the Fulda Raiders in a game which was away. We were somewhat disappointed with our season overall. We knew we had potential; we should’ve done better in basketball. We would’ve liked to won more games, but we always tried our best; But as Districts came along we were put to the test. After leading for three quarters; it looked like we would win. But when the final buzzer rang ... we had lost to Hills again. When we lost in Districts that night, it ended Magnolia’s years. That was very hard to accept, and we shed a lot of tears. But Kollmann had warm words of kindness to extend, And it was then that we realized we were losing quite a Friend! Kollmann always seemed to care about the things we’d try to do. You could turn to him with problems, and he’d always help you through. You’re a Special Coach, Kollmann, and we’ll miss you when you’re gone. But we’ll always cherish the memories which are very, very fond! Written by: Connie Klein March 25, 1981 Basketball Supper Girl’s “A” Squad Scoreboard Magnolia 42 Chandler 50 Magnolia 44 Edgerton 21 Magnolia 55 Round Lake 42 Magnolia 26 Ellsworth 39 Magnolia 63 Jasper 38 Magnolia 47 Adrian 35 Magnolia 31 Ellsworth 51 Magnolia 27 Hills-BC 30 Magnolia 31 Jasper 41 Magnolia 50 Adrian 31 Magnolia 21 Hills-BC 34 Magnolia 38 Chandler 48 Magnolia 28 Southwest 56 Magnolia 35 Edgerton 34 Magnolia 26 fulda 43 Districts Magnolia 26 Hills-BC 32 53 Memories, ■ y 7 • . ' ■ ■■ [■ - 7' ■■■'; , 7 ! ' 77' ' . ' ' 7. 774 7 -..fa may be beautiful and yet. 54 we simply choose to forget. ACTIVITIES Front Row: Pam Swenson, Vicky Sudenga, Connie Klein. Second Row: Pam Dohlmann, Lisa Dohlmann, Pam Heeren, Monica Vande Velde, Willie Krootje. Third Row: Vikki Behr, Jill De-Bates, Laura Rust. 57 PHOTOGRAPHER- Willie Kroontje | Student Council Members: First Row: Paul Vande Velde, Sue Christensen, Connie Klein, Jill Swenson. Second Row: Lisa Dohlmann, Kyle Oldre, Pam Swenson, Tom Klein, Scott Matthiesen, Tom DeBates. Student Council Officers: Connie Klein-Secretary, Treasurer, Pam Swenson-President, Scott Matthiesen-Activities Director, Tom Klein-Vice-President. Five Advance to State-Region Competition in Band i r 7 7 7 l 7 ? 7 ! • • Monica VandeVelde Vicky Sudenga Pam Swenson Vikki Behr Connie Klein I 7 ? Marching Band First Row: Miss Howe, Director, Darcene Kroontje, Kari Oldre, Pam Dohlmann, Pam Swenson, Trudy Kroontje, Vicky Sudenga, Connie Klein, Jill DeBates. Second Row: Monica Vande Velde, Cindy Clark, Jill Swenson, Julie Sudenga, Scott DeBates, Sue Christensen, Kelly Knutson. Third Row: Terri Fleseland, Tom DeBates, Greg Vande Velde, Bryce Schoemaker, Willie Kroontje, Jodi Debeer, Paul Vande Velde, Vikki Behr. Drum Major Baton And Flag Twirlers Willie Kroontje Baton Twirlers: Lynn Halverson and Renee Niewboer. Flag Twirlers: Sue Christensen, Kelly Knutson, Laura Rust, Dede Dressen, Pam Heeren, and Lynette Jansen. Accompanists: Row 1: Terri Fleseland, Monica Vande Velde, Pam Heeren, Vicky Sudenga, Vikki Behr, Lynette Jansen, Jill DeBates, Connie Klein Row 2: Darcy Kroontje, Laura Rust, Trudy Kroontje, Julie Sudenga, Lisa Dohlmann, Pam Swenson, Jill Swenson, Pam Dohlmann, Kari Oldre Row 3: Paul Vande Velde, Tom Doherty, Willie Kroontje, Scott DeBates, Tom Halverson. Row 1: Paul Vande Velde, Pam Heeren, Monica Vande Velde, Lynette Jansen, Lisa Dohlmann Stage Band Row 1: Vicky Sugenga, Lisa Dohlmann, Connie Klein, Tom DeBates Row 2: Paul Vande Velde, Monica Vande Velde, Cindy Clark, Jill Swenson, Vikki Behr, Crissy Fleseland Row 3: Pam Heeren, Mike Klein, Lynette Jansen Choir: 1981 Declam Team This year, the speech team had many successful meets fun times. The season started with an invitational tournament at Pipestone, followed by Luverne, Fulda, Walnut Grove, Tri-County at Magnolia, finally ending with Worthington. Then the nerve-racking but exciting elimination began with Sub-Districts at Luverne. Five of the lucky members, Pam, Kyle, Ryan, Jimmy, Kari advanced to District competition at Fulda. Of the five competitors, Pam advanced to Regional competition which was also held at Fulda. On the whole, Mr. Benson was proud of the team’s efforts as they managed to make the 1981 Declam season a most memorable and happy one. Top: Kyle Oldre, Trudy Kroontje Second Row: Jimmy Johnson, Ryan Lorenzen, Kari Oldre, Darcy Kroontje Front Row: Coach-Mr. Benson, Pam Swenson Pam Advances To Regions Five Advance To Districts Back Row: Ryan Lorenzen, Jim Johnson, Kyle Oldre Front Row: Kari Oldre Pam Swenson Minature Majorettes In The Making Ta Dah! Awards banquet May 8, 1981 So it’s the laughter, we will remember, 64 Whenever we remember 65 f ? Prom 1081 To The Seniors The Seniors special day has come, Prom is finally here. To some it brings a happy smile, to others it brings a tear. Your high school days are over soon and the big world now awaits you. Strive to achieve your goals in life and make your dreams come true. Remember the important moments in life and continue to reach for the top. Always accept the hardships you face and never ever stop. Follow your dreams, Seniors, but take one step at a time. Never look back on the mistakes you’ve made, just always continue to climb. Tonight will be a memory that is cherished with your friends. The happiness of your high school days are never going to end. We’ll miss you very deeply and we hate to see you leave, But the big world now awaits awaits you, you goals you must achieve. mmm Connie Klein Foolin’ Around We bad, we bad Wasting time in study hall. “That’s the silliest thing I’ve ever heard! yy Mr. Shapley introduces the graduates. Tom K. wonders if his hat is on or not? “Whew, I’m glad that’s over!” Junior ushers, Tom DeBates and Connie Klein walk proudly as baccalaureate commences. Todd Dwayne Christensen David Allen Donth Michael Thomas Klein Thomas Wilfred Klein Douglas John Maras Scott Lyle Matthiesen Robert Allyn Meyer Bruce Jerry Reisdorfer Vicky Lynn Sudenga Pamela Sue Swenson Monica Clare Vande Velde James Lawrence Von Holtum Back Row: Vicky Sudenga, Mike Klein, Pam Swenson. Front Row: Monica Vande Velde Tom Klein. “Tomorrow is not promised to us so let us take today and make the most of it.’ Magnolia High School Auditorium May 29, 1981 Class Colors Light Blue Dark Navy Blue Class Flower White Rose with Blue Tips Student Speakers Tom receiving his diploma. The end is near. You made it, Todd. Commencement May 29, 1981 Wm IrftfciOj SH0IN3S ixm uoOTp 4 7 Administration Cooks Mae McClure and Arlene Remme Janitor Doug Ennenga School Board Chairman Albert Rust Clerk James Hoiland Treasurer Jane Nelson Director Delbert Nieuwboer Director Walter Kopp Director Robert Swenson Faculty Karen Willuweit shirley Howe Jerry Benson Kathy Schwartz Steve Kollmann Jan Schneider Last Walk Down The Hall It’s the last walk down the hall For the senior “know itall”. He has walked it every day From September until May. But this time he walks it slow ’Cuz he’s got no where else to go ... And his thoughts begin to drift To a time - a carefree day When he used to laugh and joke ’Cuz he thought he’d always stay. He gave his all on Bulldog field For the pride he felt within Just to wear the Black and Orange Was incentive towards a win. He brags to all Juniors That he’s free from books and pens, Yet he wishes he was in their shoes Just to do it all again! People just can’t wait to get out, But underneath the smiles and the laughs I sense some tears and frowns. Yes- the days pass into years the laughter into tears . . . As he shuts his locker door He doesn’t need it anymore. Mercedes Bern Magnolia Memories Anyone discussing the Magnolia School today would undoubtably refer to it as a small school. Those who have attended or taught at Magnolia over the years will admit that the statement is true, but it is not sufficient as a description of the school. The students today, as in the past, are a close-knit group who care about each other and are proud of their school. This annual tells the story of this year’s pride. Look through the student life pages, the class photos, the activities, and the sports. The same faces appear in each photo, but the keen sighted person finds the student body is huge in its accomplishments, participation, and school pride, and minute in numbers only. The school started out as a 6x24 ft. district school. Later, in 1893, three districts were consolidated, and a nine room, two story building was constructed. The building is still standing in Magnolia. The top floor has been converted to apartments, but the lower level is still the home of the Kruger family. Our present structure was built in 1919, at a cost of $39,000. Two editions have been built onto that original building. The first edition was the classrooms and offices which were added in 1952 at a cost of $115,000. The latest addition of the gym and lunch room were added on. C 1 a s s o f 1 9 2 2 First graduating class (from L to R): Erma Palmer Smith, Hazel Dean Young, Sylvia Kienash Nelson, Helen Lester Heard. 79 Mrs. Erma Palmer Smith, a member of the first graduating class, visited our school this year. She and her husband are now living in Long Beach, California, and were visiting friends and relatives around Magnolia. It was quite a treat for all of us to meet her and have a chance to ask her some questions. Elder Olson, a Magnolia class of 1928 graduate and a past school board member, who still makes his home at Magnolia also provided us with some interesting facts. The first class graduated in 1922. Class days for these first four graduates were filled with attending math, science, history, and English; but in those days Home Economics was known as Manual Training and all business courses were listed under the title Commercial Training. Classes were forty minutes long, and each day all high school students reported to assembly which was the same thing as a home room study hall. The classes Mrs. Smith and Mr. Olsen described sounded similar to today’s classes in many ways. Perhaps it is true that the more things change the more they remain the same. Girl’s Basketball Back row (left to right): Ermal Palmer, Marjorie Dickey, Alva Barkly, Front row (left to right): Helen Lester, Marie Connelly, Marge Khowton, Hazel Dean, Myrna Frakes. School was not all work and no play even in those days. Mrs. Smith also sent us this picture of the girl’s basketball team. Aren’t those uniforms becoming? Perhaps some things have changed for the better. The enjoyment of working as a team and showing school spirit has not changed over the years even though the uniforms and hair styles have. Magnolia did not have a football team until much later. The popular boys’ sports were baseball and basketball. Magnolia was a“B” team in those days and did very well. In 1924 Magnolia went to the state tournaments and competed against thirty-two other teams. The basketball team went to state again in 1925 but that time the process for attending the tournament had changed. First a team had to win its conference. Next, the winning teams played in the region play off, and the winners of the regions proceeded to the state tournaments. If you look closely at these photos, you can see that this is the bottom floor of the old portion of the school. After the new gym was built, this old gym was turned into the library, and the stage became the kindergarten room. Back in those early days, there was more of a drama department than today. Mr. Olson participated in three musicals while he was in high school. Their was not a school band, but the music was provided by a community band directed by Mrs. Carl Anderson. Lloyd Voss is probably one of the most famous Magnolia graduates. Voss played football for the University of Nebraska and went on to play pro football with Green Bay and Pittsburgh for ten years. At the back of this book is a list of the graduates of Magnolia High School from 1922 through 1981. 81 LUVERNE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION “Where Savings Pays” 201 West Main Luverne, Minn. Phone: 283-2304 MIKE’S PLACE Open 7 Days A Week Pool-Foosball Pinball-Cards Hamburgers Pizza On Off Sale Pop-Candy Adrian, Minnesota Phone: 483-2503 MIDWEST AUTO Transmission Center Specialized in Automatic Transmission Fast Service Complete Auto Repair . 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Hardware 283-2880 School Supplies ELLSWORTH FARMERS CO-OP ELEVATOR COMPANY William Deutsch-Owner Ellsworth, Mn. ELLSWORTH STATE BANK “Serving this Community since 1893” Member FDIC 967-2570 Ellsworth, Mn. MARGE’S FASHION SALON Ellsworth, Mn. Ph: 967-2336 MARVCRAFT FIBERGLASS COMPANY Marv Lammert South Highway 75 Luverne, Mn. 56156 Area Code: 507-283-2200 CALVIN DEBUHR Farm supplies Hardware Knipco Heaters McCullock Saws Lawn Boy Snapper Mowers 967-2420 Ellsworth, Mn. 92 GREAT PLAINS SUPPLY CO. Building and Materials and Construction PING’S BAR ADRIAN, MN. Ellsworth, Minn. Dave Wiertzeman 967-2456 “Helping to Serve Our Community’s Needs” Ketterling Sanitation Service Luverne, MN Telephone: 283-2209 Monday-Friday Wednesday 5:00-6:30 9:00-10:30 MAGNOLIA MOTHER’S CLUB “Helping to meet the needs of the School and Students.” No stirring devices needed! Also only size storage bins PRESERVES GRAIN Rock County Harvestall CONTROLLED QUALITY Art Fleseland Jim K'rtchenmaster Magnolia 283-4921 Steen 855-2234 CONSERVES ENERGY HARVESTALI El-ECTmO NON-STOP HARVEST 75% LESS COST THAN GAS DRYING NO HEAT-SHRINK 5-1095 MORE GRAIN 93 Plains Milling, Inc. P.O. Box 100 Phone 507 283-9531 Magnolia, Minnesota 56158 50% Meat Meal 80% Dried Blood FARMERS STATE BANK OF KANARANZI Savings Checkings Loans Casualty Fire, Hail Life Health Locally Owned Operated For the benefit of the Communities Kanaranzi, Mn. Kanaranzi Phone 283-2535 Magnolia Phone 283-9491 94 MAGNOLIA AND KANARANZI INSURANCE AGENCY We sell and service All types of Insurance Magnolia Ph: 283-2080 MAGNOLIA KANARANZI Magnolia Farmers Co-Op Grain + Seeds + Building Materials + Supersweet Feeds + Kent Feeds + Farmland Co-op Feeds Custom Grinding Mixing Blended Fertilizer + Bulk Delivery + Anhydrous Ammonia MARLYN JANSEN, Mgr. PHONE: 283-4539 MAGNOLIA, MINNESOTA 56158 KOPP SONS BUILDING REPAIR Pork Producers Ph. 283-9383 or 669-2745 SCHRECK-HEITKAMP FURNITURE CARPET Don Heitkamp (507) 483-2755 Adrian, Mn. 56110 HARDWICK State Bank Tom Kopp Ph. 283-9383 669-2745 VANDE VELDE HARDWARE Kenneth, Mn. New Idea Farm Machinery Kewanee Machinery Hardware DEBOER CHEVROLET COMPANY Hardwick, Mn. 56134 930 S. Main Edgerton, Mn. 56128 EDGERTON CO-OP CREAMERY FARM SERVICE CENTER Buyers of Grade A Grade B Milk Land-O-lakes Feed Fertilizer and Chemicals TOWN COUNTRY AGENCY REAL ESTATE Edgerton, Mn. 56128 Dean Gruys, Brocker Henry DeKam, Broker Ph. (507) 442-7581 Ph. (507) 442-3961 MEL’S ALIGNMENT COOK’S CLOTHING Articat Snowmobiles 306 W. Harrison Luverne, Mn. 56156 220 East Main Luverne, Mn. 56156 “We Care How You Look” % Graduates Of Magnolia High School Clans of 1922 Mildred Brooks Hazel Dean Martha Dean Sylvia Kienast Lillian Helling Helen Lester Lawrence Akkerman Erma Palmer Charles Zoellner Neil B. Jensen Clans of 1923 Cedric Weigel Beulah Backer Clair Hansen Marie Connelly Howard Mork Merle Pickett Mae Ellswroth Hiram Reese Elmer Helling Opal Barclay Phoebe Williams Class of 1935 Marjorie Stevens Charles Ask Helen Hanson Ruby Quinn June Obele Class of 1924 Frances Kem merer Russell Ashby Lucille Ashby Alice Becker Floyd Reu Forrest Pemberton Velma Murphy Margaret Williams Vera Murphy Myrna Frakes Ruth Vogt Myrtle Kienast Eleanor Soutar Kenneth Palmer Burdette Dean Boyd Rolph Class of 1925 Dorothy Nelson Margaret Hanson Alice Davis Gust Johnson Fannie Boomgaarden Dale Frakes Ray Cragoe (Clarence Ray) Jesse Frakes Maurveen Niewald Helen Barclay Kathryn Healy George Zoellner Class of 1926 Sins Thue Edna Vogt Darrell Lester Gerald Ashby Margaret Ashby Margaret Kleine Ina Barclay Class of 1936 Iva Dean Maxin Baker Norva Frakes Orville Barclay Ruth Gertz Eater Brooks Art Helling Lowell Colwell Thomas Knowlton Wilma Davis Harold Van Rossom Freda Dirkaen Leona York Margrct Dallander Marion Frakes Class of 1927 Lucinda Jensen Ruth Cain Orville Krull Beulah Frakes Kermit Lester Bertha Lyons Milton Nicks Gwyn William John Schurr Class of 1928 Class of 1937 Clinton Bowen Alice Jensen Leah Frakes Dorathy Weyker Bernice Hoven Vernon Frakes Gladys Hoveland Bar Bra Bowron Mildred Knowlton Avis Rolph Eldor Olaon Virginia Vogt Tillie Olson Richard Dean Morcella Untiedt Katherine Bidnarz Thelma Ross Class of 1929 Helen Cain Stanley Soutar Henry Dean Class of 1938 Neva Folsom Anna belle DeBoy Gordon Frakes Florence Jones Edna Johnson Pearl Haman Raymond Johnson Beatrice Brooks Etta Karberg Darrell Bonnett Ila Kienast l owell Mork James Ask Class of 1930 Floyd Niewald Lela Ashby Donald Nelson Shirley Davis Lester Wiese Laura Erickson Dora Dirksen Madeline Frakes Orville Davis Leonard Helling Philip Immb Luella Johnson Eldo Oehlerts Walter Oehlerts Mayme Hanson Class of 1939 Robert Dewar Class of 1931 Joy Meyers Batty Jensen Virgil Logcr Marjorie Bonnett Gordan Oldre Robert Brooks Elaine Krull Herbert Cain Kenneth Ashby Milford Cain Fern Wiegel Bertel Jensen Rita Mae Evans Clarence Akkcrman Walter Bonnett Thelma Kienast Violet Meyers Fae Travis Eva Lehman Anita Halverson Elsie Wittrock Class of 1940 Gesine Dirksen Class of 1932 Douglas Rolph Howard Ashby Donald McClean Dallas Bowron Lorraine Zoellner Mildred Beelman Barbara Kline Edna Cragoe June Vogt Madge Ferguson Edna Brooks Magdalen Healy Rose Mary Calwell Harold Meyer James Frahm Loren Meyer Robert Gibbons Clement Lester Evelyn Ask Cecelie Smack William McCardell Jessie Remme Eva Lou Remme Myra DeWar Class of 1933 Helen Ashby Allan Frakes Gladys Nelson Dorothy Marr Helen Doherty Dorothy Vogt Ellen Aanenson Bonnie Gertz Estelle Lester Shirley Dean Norman Nelson Paul Ferguson Peter DeToy Marion Standiah Robert Erickson Class of 1941 Robert Bonnett Eugene McCardell Joseph Barclay Alvin Boomgaarden Maxine Bowen Donald Weise Durward Palmer Jake Boomgaarden Mabel Dirkaen Class of 1934 Dorothy Gibbons Mabel Cain Eugene Bonnett Joseph Wiegel Bill Hisken Gladys Utley Arlene Gyaland Kathryn Standish Eugene Flanigan Daryl Roscnbcry Donald Rust Donald Turner Teresa McCardell Thelma Slugcl Richard Gowan Norma Oldre Evelyn Wieck Eleanor Remme Bill Vermeer Phyllis Cain Edna Oldre Robert Davis Charles Cragoe Class of 1942 Class of 1951 William Kleemeicr Arlene Hanson Oscar Oldre John Johnson Carol McClean Dorothy Dean Christina Buss Alice Kepple Dorothy Doherty Wayne Untiedt Lloyd Bonnett Allan Mcester Wayne Michelson Ed Rust Gernila Rosenberg Beverly Wieck Robert Rolph Fred Frahm Jr. Class of 1952 Roy Kienast Jr. June Kepple Robert Kleemeier Patricia Rust Robert Meyer Lucille Standish Conrad Halverson Dorothy Kroontje Dale Mork Nyla Christenson Merrill I ester Doris Hansen Gerald Kraetsch Alice Buss Clarice Johnson Class of 1943 Duane Mulder Wayne Akkcrman Robert McCune Arthur Evans Mary Anne Kleine Francis Dietrich Ruth McCardell Margaret McCardell Lois Boomgaarden Class of 1953 Jeanette Calwell Dale Frahm I-els Dewar Marilyn Wieck Grace Ask Randall McCune Robert Hanson Marian Buss Donald Zoellner Dennis Frahm Marvin Heikes Donald Wynn Thomas McClean Mary Lou Wynn Dorothy Bonnett Inez Schmidt Patricia Slagel Marlyn Jansen Ruby Von Holt Lyle Matthiesen Dean DeBooy Carl Von Holt Allen Johnson Class of 1944 Dick Becker Lawrence Standish Carol Wunder Forrest Travis Eugene Cragoe Everette Brandenburg Ellen Oldre Class of 1964 Archie Bonnett Leona Dirksen Morjorie Dean Janice Nelson Neil Frakes Harry Smith Robert Gertz Clinton Rust Wanda Nelson Patty Kleine Betty Meyer Janice Williams Paul Slagel Delores Ix ger Phyllis Kleemeier Ronald Mulder Annabelle Krenzien Rose Anne McCardell Cedric Kienast Lorna Wahlert Lois Kraetsch Audrey Brandenburg Class of 1945 Class of 1955 Lois M. Cain Janice VerMeer Zane Rolph Audrey Strassburg Joyce Untiedt Shirley Buss William Doherty Connie Matthisen Ruth Ellsworth Robert Swenson Joseph McCardell Verla Christenson Helen Kleine Shirley Jansen Lavonne Dean Gertrude Hisken Don Rosenberg Collene Rust Class of 1946 Betty Lou Rust Ravenelle Nelson Kathryn McCardell Donna Mae Johnson Hilda Dittmcr Richard Meyer Vernon Kraetsch Edward Kienast Mary Krenzien Barbara Christenson Barbara Standish Carolina Bruhn Virgil Kruse Class of 1956 Shirley Gowan Gerald Flanigan Lola Hollander Roger Dean Roger Tweet Karen Cragoe Vera Hanson Loretta Schimel Rebecca McCune Dallas Brandenburg Kenneth Bowen Eugene Gath Virgil Oldre Class of 1947 Vanette Untiedt Glen Oldre Leroy Oldre William Johnson John Cragoe Ronald Walker Mary Bonnett Glen Weiae Albert Rust Leroy Busch John Flanigan Edward McCardell Leroy Rust Class of 1957 Darla Frahm Carol Umland Twila Kraetsch Elian Matthiesen Jolene Vogt Joyce Nelson Kenneth Cauwols Class of 1948 Barbara Nelson Joyce Kleine Janice Kleine Helen Dirksen Jean Rust Marjorie Donth Karen Cauwels Phyllis Michelsen Mary Lou Frahm Milton Lauck Albert Hartog Class of 1958 Geraldine Wilson Class of 1949 Shirley Cauwels Mildred Kleine Lorretta Overgaard Shirley Ennenga Avis Strassburg Floyd Kraetsch Lawrence Cauwels Marlys Rust Shirley Hemmer Richard McCardell Larry Flanigan Darlene Kruae Alice Rost Lloyd Lee Reyden Akkerman Lavonne Aanenson Sandra Bowen Helen Hemmer Elaine DeBoer Darwin Erickson Class of 1950 Ardis Hollander Donna Matthiesen Wallace Busa Class of 1969 Elaine Cragoe Joel Olson Susan Davis Warren Jansen Margaret Smith Judy Bowron Marilyn Cauweis Judy Bowen Judy Cragoe Keith Rust Jerald Schoeneman Robert Vogt Class of I960 Patsy Nath Mary Davis Carol Ovcrgaard Lloyd Vow Carolyn McCardell Judy Hamann Donald Buss Steve Akkerman Dallas Dohlmnn Robert CrootWAMink Darral Kramer Patricia Cauweis Doris Ask Verlyn Wieck Darwin Wahlert Class of 1961 Ellen Hansen Patricia Nelson Roger Vogt David Hendrichs Sandra Erickson Jerry Hollander Larry Tweet Mary Hoogland Bill Jackson Sharon Stoltenberg Keith Aanenson I-ee Aanenson Valoyce Vogt Carol Akkerman Beverly Schmuck Liela Heikes Dennis Zocllner Richard Kcmme Joyce Bowen Mary Lou Oldre Harlan Mammen Sharon Dean Class of 1962 Sharon Heikes James Hass JoAnn Hoogland Bruce Wilson Bradley Wilson Audrey Umland James Zoellner Ronald Herreid Lois Schoeneman Loren Ask Janice Goembel Steve DeGroot Ronald Nath Dale Klooater James Hanson George Kiebach Jacklyn Strassburg Deanne Hanson Leon Olson Dallas Michelson Class of 1963 Mary Jackson Jean Kracht Norman Ovcrgaard Donna Olson Sharon Van Klei Marcia Flanigan Larry Jansen Bruce Olson Arlis Vis Judy Anderson Marlene Kiebach Dennis Hass Class of 1964 John Bowron Jack Davis Gene DeBeer Dennis Dooyema Bryce Erictam Dale Goembel Arnold Halverson Gary Haxscbrock Jim Heikes Cheryl Iveland Carold Jellema Cheryl Kramer Diane Kvaas Marlin Mammen Marlyn Mammen Ronnal McClure Jean Nelson Gerald Pick Robert Smith John Sudenga Cheryl Vogt Janice Voss Bill Wallace Class of 1966 Gaylen Abels Terry Akkerman Gene Ashby David Cauweis Bernard Dohlmann Linda Funck Jerry Hoff Ronald Jansen Gloria Klarenbeek Darwin Korthals Loren Kruger Robert McClure Rosemary McCune Stanley Nelson Delbert Nieuwboer Diane Rem me Vickie Remme Keith Schmuck Regina Slieter Barbara Umland Linda Umland Class of 1966 Lora Akkerman Donald Boltjes Joyce Bon nett Randy Boomgaardrn Lyla Cousins Jane Davis Cindy DeBooy David Flanigan Gary Halverson Elliot Hansen Carol Henrichs Keith Hoven Bryce Iveland Eugene Korthals Bernard Kracht Donna Kvaas Sandra lister Steven Meyer Norman Nelson Michael OToole Dennis Pick Rick Schei Dick Slieter Jean Wiese Rick Zoellner Class of 1967 Jane Aanenson Laura Akkerman Cherylee Ask Diane Boltjes Florence Brands Evelyn Cousins Corrine Dooyema Kurt Goemble Gary Heikes Dan Hisken Doris Hoven Gary Johnson Kenneth Klay Ron Knutson Janice Kruger Dale McClure Nancy Meyer Dallas Mulder Jim Nelson Gloria Nieuwboer Linda Oehlerts Pat OToole Dale Remme Dennis Remme Barb Runge Steve Sathre Peggy Smith Marlou VanKlei Alan Vogt Class of 1968 David Bergman Archie Bonnett Howard Bouwman Larry Brandenburg Betty Den Hartog David Easman Nyla Hamann Karen Heikes Norma Heikes Neil Hoven Jim Jellema Janice Korthals Roger Kracht Sheila Lorenzen James McClure Pauline McClure William Meyer Helen Nowka Id� rry Olson Mark OToole Linda Pick David Rust Margaret Schomacker Gayle Slieter David Steinhoff Joycelyn Strassburg Maurice Travis Pamela Umland Jancal Wiese Class of 1969 Jean Aanenson Wesley Boomgaarden Dianna Bowen Ronald Bruhn Debbie Davis Carole DeGroot Elmer Hamann Judy Heikes Robert Jurrens Colleen Klarenbeek Duane Klay Lynette K loos ter Gene Lester Richard Lorenzen Kathy Meyer David Nieuwboer Gary Oehlerts Dwayne Runge LeRoy Tweet Viola Ver Meer Gerald Von Holtum Linda Von Holtum Class of 70 Melvin Ashby Delores Boltjea Dennis Cauweis Mary Cousins Charles Davis Shawn Davis Vicky Dohlmann Douglas Ennengn Les Heikes Ronald Heikes Col ten Kleemeicr Daryl Klein Roy Knutson Tim Kopp Alan Lais Steve Lee Daniel Nelson Jeff OToole Rebecca Rust Myron Smook Janice Strassburg Warren Thompson Marsha V'an Klei Ken Voa Class of 71 Leon Bergman Lloyd Bergman Rick Bruhn Gale Cousins (Buz) Sheila Dean Mark Doherty Minnall Erickson Deanne Essman Linda Fleseland Donna Halverson Marilyn Hamann Cleone Hansen Glen Hassebrock Debbie Heeren Larry Heikes Debbie Hoogland Norman Jellema Judy Jurrens Debra Keizer Christine Kiebach Karen Kruger David Kvaas Leighton Iuidd Patricia Lais Bob I,ee Betty Mammen Sandra Meyer Dwight Rust Daniel Steinhoff Mark Travis Steve Van Klei Darlene Vos Class of 72 Robert Aanenson Lynette Behr Debra Boltjes Donald Cauweis Laura Graphenteen Duane Klein Jack Klein Jon Kopp Duane Niewboer Marilyn Olson Dale Pick Diane Pick James Rust Judy Schmidt Mike Schmidt Dennis Smook Debbie Steinhoff Jolene Strassburg Lynna Tofteland Class of 73 Donn Anderson Randy Bruhn Colette Cauweis Colleen Cauweis Ricky Cowell Jolcen Davis Douglas Eaten Douglas Heeren Russell Knutson Thomas Kopp Shirley Kracht Daniel Lais Mark Lee Jerry McClure Robert Neumann Lyle Sathre Randy Smook Diane Thompson Warren Wiese David Henrichs Class of 74 Janet Binford Gary Brandenburg Peggy Doherty Vets Dohlmann Peggy Eaten Nancy Fleseland Steve Graphenteen Dale Kruger Danny Kvaas Paul Lais Gary Lee Sharon Lorenzen Carol Mammen LeAnn Meyer Dennis Nieuwboer Rodney Reisdorfcr Diane Rust Kraig Rust Jean Thompson Larry Von Holtum Class of 76 Marlene Aanenson Pamela Aanenson Sharlene Aanenson Ricky Behr Richard Cauwela Robert Cauweis Debbie Halverson Donald Halverson Patricia Heeren Lyle Heikes Marilyn Klay Shirley Klein Daniel Kopp Kevin Kraetsch Joyce Lais Terry Lee Collette Matthiesen Carla Remme Janet Runge Lynette Slieter Kevin Smook Daryl Steinhoff Ijimbcrt Sudenga Jeffery Tutach Class of 76 Johnny Binford Darlene Boltjes Jack Boomgaarden Rosalinda Bruhn Kathy Cross Kent Davis Sandra Eaten Cheryl Hoiland Kathy Klein Faye Knutson Judy Kruger Denis Kvaas Dean Lais Sharlene Lorenzen Paul Marlett Kim Matthiesen Lori Oehlerts Daniel Reisdorfer Craig Sathre Douglas Steinhoff David Strassburg Kyle Tutach Tim Von Holt Class of 77 John Aanenson Tommy Binford Duane Boltjes Ruth Bruhn Rebecca Cauweis Shelly Cowell Michael Davis Paul Doherty Dick Dresscn Tammy Emery Lori Henrichs Ronald Klein Karla Kractsch Kristi Lee Patty Lee Darwin Nieuwboer Dan Pick Dale Runge Jon Rust Class of 78 Jeffery Boomgaarden Deanna Bouwman Kachelle Bruhn Terry Carlson Craig Clark Kevin Davis Lori Donth Lori Ennenga Diane Halverson Nora Halverson Marcia Hoiland Debra Klay Kevin Kramer Debbie Pick Lori Reisdorfer Bradley Skattum Jenalee Smook Lonnie Tutach Class of 79 Herman Boltjes Rebecca Bruhn Mary Ellen Doherty Kcvcn Emery Susan Ennenga David Heeren Julie Hoiland Kristine Kopp Kelly Kraetsch Mark Kroontje Eldon Kruger Greg Oehlerta Michael Rust Scott Sathre Class of 80 Tammy Cauweis Amy 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