Kasson Mantorville High School - Komet Yearbook (Kasson, MN)

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Top row: R. Alberts, W. Andrist, J Argetsinger, S. Baker, J. Bartel. L. Bartel, C. Beaver, C. Blaisdell; Row two: M. Boruff, J. Brakke, J. Brinkman, B. Brown, C. Buchholz, S. Bushier, J. Bzoskie, J. Calhoun; Row three: V. Calhoun, B. Dibble, S. Edmond, R. Elias. S. Engle, J. Fiegel M. Fiksen, D. Fjerstad; Row four: M. Fjerstad, T. Forland J. Hanson, J. Hanson; Row five: S. Harmon, J. Harris, D. Head, D. Hoehn; Bottom row: M. Hogle, C Holtz, M. Hrtanek, T. Johnson. C. Kittleson, E. Klossner, P. Koperski, J. Kujath. Sophomores Undertake Study T. Currier T. Miller D. Skarie

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Row 1: T. Murphy, B. Nyleler, P Pappas, J. Parkin, I. Pralt. M Pratt. L Ranvck: Row 2: J. Rosecke, S. Scharberg. T Schubert, D. Segar. M. Shelstad, M. Smalley. C. Strain; Row 3: M. Strothman. ,T Suhr, G. Sullivan, R Swalla, K. Swenson, A. Spicer, R. TePoel; Row 4: M. Tucker. S. Tuttle, L. Waits. S. Webber K. Whalen. W. Wilcox. THE FRESHMEN year, traditionally regarded as the first year of high school, marks the beginning of higher mathematics, algebra. The Freshmen toiled over re- search papers in both their general science and English classes. During this year, the ninth graders also ap- plied themselves to the American College Educational Psychological Tests and the Differential Aptitude Test to determine their varied aptitudes. Among outstand- ing freshmen, Dick Swalla, who was the only Freshman in a long time to make the varsity football team, is perhaps the best known. Lois Aarsvold was chosen by her classmates as their Homecoming attendant Tedious Tests Freshmen, for the first time, were able to take part in various senior high activities. To lead them in these new ventures they chose Kathy Burgess as president Bruce Vail as vice presi- dent, Nancy Rud as secretary, and Dale Edgar as treasurer. 21

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Top row: B. Leth, J. Maminga, A. Miller, R. Nelson, M. O’Brien, P. Olive, C. O’Meara, M. Otto; Row 5: J. Posey, C. Powers, L. Pries, R. Quandt! M. Quimby, P. Robertson, K. Sackett, B. Schroeder; Row 1: S. Sell, B. Sic-m. L. Smith, R. Southworh, D. Spllman, B. Suhr, M. Suhr, C. Terrey; Row 3: K. Thompson, G. Thronson, N. Tripp, E. Trygstad; Row 2: B. Tved't, E. Unger, V. Vanstrom, J. Vangness; Bottom row: T. Walker, L. Weatherly, R. Wenz, L. Wi- borg, M. Whalen, B. Wilcox, G. Wright. in Challenging Courses ELECTIVE COURSES offering considerable challen- ge, like journalism, biology, plane geometry, and typing marked the academic program for the sophomores at K-M. Journalism students strive to develop a concise yet vividly descriptive writing style; biology students studied a variety of living organisms; plane geometry sought to prove the truth of theorems; and typing stu- dents worked toward an even, accurate, rapid rate. THE TENTH graders were responsible for the huge bonfire which was heaped higher than many in the past for the Homecoming celebration this year. The class bestowed the honor of Homecoming attendant upon Pat Olive. Sponsoring sock-hops and game concessions was the chief money-making project the sophomores engaged in. 23