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

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THE STAFF of the Kometeer, led by senior Editors, Janice Boyum and Paul Thronson and junior Editors, Steve Brown and Sharon Lostegaard not only issued a school paper every two weeks, but also prepared a homecoming float, sponsored sock hops, were in charge of concessions, and sent representatives to the Minne- sota High School Convention this year. THE KOMETEER, which was advised by Mrs. Betty Zesiger, was faithfully published every two weeks and included information on all school activities. Coopera- tion and active work was required not only from the editors, but from the thirty-nine members of their staff. Many a night after school the editors, as well as several reporters, could be seen strenuously striving to com- plete their publication. THE KOMETEER was distributed to the students of — Publications K-M, and also to its many advertising patrons and to Top row: M. Laudon. J. Harris, R. WenZ, L Himle. L. Lampland. e Schools with whom they exchanged papers L. Tcrpstra, B. Dibble. M. Lenz; Row four: J. Kujath, J. Harmon, throughout the months. P. Burdick, L. Fineid, J. Argetsingcr, D. Burgess, S. Buehler, k. Tucker,1 'c. t was the second year K-M had been a member d skarie: Row two: n. Johnson, j. Thompson, c. Tucker, R. of the National Quill and Scroll organization. Alberts, S. Baker, A. Miller, D. Spilman. C. Kracht, R. Southworth, J. Carlon; Front row: M. Otto. M. O'Brien, T. Milier, L. Peterson, M. Nelson, K. Kellar, S. Harmon. K. Murphy. Not pictured: Pam Robertson and Ronnie Olson.

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T' P Row: vY P.ippas. T. Loquai. M. I.,-union, H. Seewang, .1 Rhodos, D. LundqulsI. J. Christenson. J Berg J Har- : ...«• rhive: P Fjcrslad B. Fuchs. J Argetsingcr. R. Blaine. D Burgess. K. Tucker. A Parkin. A Fjerstad. idle; r runt Row: , Johnson. J. Thomnson. J Rovum C Tucket- T Pietrrrek u u- J Tictje; M Rew. Johnson. J. Thompson. J Boyum. C. Tucker, I Pietrzak, K. Kellar] K. Murphy'. Student Life Recorded In CROPPING, cutting pictures, and copy reading kept the staff of the yearbook bustling throughout the year. BESIDES meeting deadlines, the staff found time to sponsor a dance, handle concessions, and host an auto- graph party held at the end of the school year. On this occasion, annual books were distributed with a supple- ment to follow in August, the first of its kind at K-M. UNDER the advisership oif Mrs. Betty Zesiger, Kay Marti and Connie Prescher, annual editors, worked to compile the story of the year. BUSINESS manager, Sharon Gladden, under the super- vision of Mr. Lowell Fitzgerald, was in charge of nub-

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Right, Back row: G. Phelps, I. Pratt, G. Olevson, B. Tvedt, B. Dimler, D. Stolferahn; Front row: L. Stmad, S. Castner, N. Tvedt, K. TePoel. Below: M. Grovdahl, Jr. high president; M. Rew, Sr. high pres- ident; A. Zesiger, Jr. high see- netary-treasurer. S. Tuttle, Jr. high vice-president. Not pictured; J. Rhodes, Sr. high secretary- treasurer. HELPING interested students know how to use the many books in the K-M library is the main purpose of the Library Club. The organization has two divisons, junior high and senior high. Both sections held business meetings where they discussed different ideas and interpretations of books, as well as engaging in other infor- mative and interesting conversations of related topics. UNDER the direction of Librarian, Na- omi Bush, library assistants helped stu- dents find books and information. In addition, members of the Library Club were responsible for the colorful bulletin board displays across from the office. Book Lovers Engage in Library Activities Back row: A. Blanchard. B. Dim- lcr, B. Tvedt, N. Tvedt; Front tow: G. Phelps. M. Nelson, M. Bohlander, J. Hanson, M. Rew. 30