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

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Q.A.A. At the bi-weekly meetings, designed to further interest in physical conditioning and to develop team spirit and coopera- tion, the girls of the Junior GAA found an active extra-curric- ular activity. High points of the year included basketball tournaments, dances, and the annual FHA-GAA slumber party. Back Row: J. Goodman, P. Carney. M. Buehler. S Wyatt. L. Howard, L. Ness. R. Iverson. D. Fiegel. D. Stenstad, P. Swalla. K. Fuchs, M Suhr; Row 4: 3 Ellefson. K. Krieg, M. Green. J. Dykes. P Otto, M. Finley, M. O’Brien, D. Forland, M Lostegaard, R. Swalla. M. Parkin, K. Hogle; Row 3: B. Redfem, G. Johnson. D. Johnson. J Nyfeler, J. Haugo. M. Anderson, J. Johnson, K. Ellefson. L. Meek, S Boyurn. J. Thaden. J. Aarsvold, A Alrick, S. Ashley; Row 2: T. Tepoel, N. Palmer, I Gonzagowski. R. Skogen. J. Olive. S. Hippert, R Thayer, S Erickson, B. Tepoel, A. Tvedt. L. Allen, B. Lohrbach, M. Pickett: Front Row: C Beaver. Grade 8 rep.: L. Aarsvold. Grade 8 rep.: K. Miller, sec.; V. Beckman, pres.: M. Musolf, treas.; N Olive. V. pres.; K Jeglum, GradP 7 rep., M. Berg. Grade 7 rep.

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P'Jniffrsol ?Borland, L Meek. S. Boyum. S. Erickson, B. Severtson, 3. Van Tassel. B Morris, E. Lee K t ?SE»SnRMfern,iJ1,5“ M Buehler. A. Alrick. V. Wright. 3: M Suhr, P. Swalla. C. Ashley, J. Grant. L. Rosecke. ' nanson. B. Andrist. M. Trygstad, B. Tepoel, J. Aarsvold S Hippert. Row 2: J. Suhr. D. Sten- K?ieVCF !ntCkR ‘ R Flerstad. R. Boyum. T. Bartel, W. Wyttenbach. J Hegna. N. Palmer. L. Hippert K. Trarn Cl! L Allen. J Nyfeler, M. Lancaster. M. Tepoel. J. Haugo, C. Christenson. J. Carlson. S Suhr B The fifty-two member junior high chorus spent an active year performing at the Christmas con cert and also at the Spring Concert. Preparation is begun in the junior high chorus for those students who will continue singing in the senior high chorus. foetid and (? (torus The second band, composed of thirty-six seventh and eighth graders, concluded an active year by presenting their own concert May 2, 1964. Four second band flutists attended the Flute Clinic in Spring Grove with members of the First Band. Individual members furthered their musical skills, and performed solos and ensembles for PTA meet- ings. Many of the musicians journeyed to the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis to hear the Univer- sity Concert Band at Northrup Auditorium. Olive, P. Carney, M. Musolf, P Johnson. L. Zesiger, N. Olive, K. Miller,

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Sopkomores , and . This year brought many new elective courses to the sophomores. Among these were biology, typ- ing, and journalism. Those students studying the latter were table to publish two editions o(f the school paper. Other electives were industrial arts, agriculture, home economics, plane geometry and chorus. With Homecoming came the responsibilities of bonfire, float, and Homecoming attendant. The honor of representing her class was bestowed upon Carol Riedel. Class offices were held by Margaret Fountain. President; Janet Wilke, Vice President; Linda Severtson, Secretary and Linda Morris, Treas- urer. Dewey Olson was among the outstanding athletes, as he scored the first points for the KoMets in the state wrestling tournament since 1961. corners in