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

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Back Row: J. Kujath, B. Leth, K. Loveland, A. Miller, T. Miller, M. O’Brien, J. Olive, P. Olive; Row 4: R. Olson, C. O’Meara, M. Otto, J. Posey, C. Powers, P. Robertson, K. Sackett, B. Schroe- THE JUNIORS FOUND that this year was probably the fullest one of their high school career. They be- gan by winning first prize in the homecoming parade with their float, “Liquidate Lake City,” featuring two mad junior scientists. TWO OF THE money making projects were the mag- azine drive and the class play, both of which provided fun besides money. FIVE JUNIORS COMPETED in the District-Speech contest at Winona. Ann Miller and David Skarie were members of the one act play cast. Susan Hannon and Rita Southworth went to the region contest on their superior ratings. THE MINNESOTA STATE Aptitude Test, and the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying test were taken by many juniors. The results of these have an im- portant bearing on one’s being accepted at college and for scholarships. PLANNING AND WORKING on the Junior and Senior Prom was the biggest project of the year. Pam Rob- ertson had a big job as Prom Chairman. Row 2: R. Sepin, B. Siem, D. Skarie, R. Southworth, D. Spilman, B. Suhr, M. Suhr, K. TePoel; Front row: B. Tvedt, E. Unger, J. Vangness, T. Walker, R. Wenz, L. Wiborg, B. Wilcox, G. Wright. der: Row 3: S. Sell;

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Top Row: R. Albem, B. Andrist, J. Argetsinger, S. Baker, G. Bartel, L. Bartel, C. Beaver, C. Blaisdell: Row 3: M. Bo ruff, J. Brakke, J. Brinkman, B. Browm, C. Buchholz, S. Buehler, J. Cal- houn, T. Currier, B. Dibble; Row 2: S. Edmond, R. EKas, S. Engle, J. Fiegel, M. Fiksen, D. Fjerstad, M. Fjerstad, T. Forland; Bottom Row: J. Hanson. S. Harmon, J. Harris, D. Hoehn, M. Hogle, C. Holtz, M. Hrtanek, M. Knutson.

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WORKING ON THE biology and history papers be- sides the usual home work took up much of the soph- omores’ time. The students for the first time studied specialized fields in science and mathematics. Study- ing everything from paramecium to pineapples. Sixty- eight discovered biology, thirty-eight found themselves studying the whys and wherefores of geometry. OTHER ELECTIVES WERE industrial arts, agricul- ture. home economics and journalism. Those studying the latter gained first hand experience by publishing two editions of the school paper. THE SOPHOMORES SPONSORED Kathy Burgess as their attendant at Homecoming and provided the bon- fire. THE CLASS HAD a worthy star both in wrestling and basketball. Dick Swalla was a contender at the state wrestling tournament and Dennis Segar was the second highest scorer on the varsity team. Top row: L. Aarsvold, D. Affeldt, R. Alrick, D. Anderson, S. Baker, A. Blanchard, C. Blatti, J. Boruff; Row 3: G. Boyum, M. Boyum, R. Bradford, R. Brown, S. Brown, J. Burdick, K. Bur- gess, S. Castner, P. Engle; Row 2: S. Erath, D. Erickson, M. Evans, T. Perry, D. Fiegel, M. Fol- kestad, D. Forland, J. Gulbransen, B. Hanson;Bottom row: D. Hanson, J. Hanson. F. Haugo, S. Hoehn. M. Hogle, P. Hogle, T. Holtz, L. Iverson, I. Johnson.