McIntosh High School - Highlander Yearbook (McIntosh, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1977 volume:

6 16 76 DEMONSTRATORS BATTLE POLICE — Part of a crowd of 10.000 black high school students clash with police m Soweto. South Africa after the students protested the mandatory use of the Afrikaans language in the schools. As rioting spread, the pupils sang ‘God Bless Africa” and waved thoir fists shouting Power. 7 29 76 THE JENNER RUSH — Bruce Jenner of the United States rushes to the finish line to place first in the fourth heat of the 400-meter run of the Olympic decathlon competition at the Montreal Olympic Stadium. Later in the year Jen-ner was named Male Athlete of the Year by the Associated Press 4 25 76 KISSINGER IN KENYA — Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Kenya President Jomo Kenyatta are flanked by costumed dancers who performed at the State House in Nakura in honor of Kissinger's visit. Ouring Kissinger's two-week tour of black Africa, both dignitaries affirmed cooperation between their countries. 9 30 76 CHINESE MOURN MAO — Commanders and fighters of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, with boundless profound proletarian feelings, pay last respects to the remains of Mao. their most esteemed and beloved leader 8 4 76 JUNKYARD RIVER — The Big Thompson River looks liko a junkyard in this picture taken in Drake. Colo. Throe cars in the foreground and a wrecked house on the remains of a bridge over the river are leftover signs of the heavy flood damage inflicted on the tiny town by the weekend flash flood. 9 1 76 INSPECTION — Kathryn Witdey. left, of Spokane. Wash . and Cheryl Swartz of Saginaw. Mich., stand at attention as they are inspected along with male members of the Cadet Corps The women are cadets at the U S. Military Academy at West Point. N Y., and were participating in their first overnight bivouac. _ M cfntos n.Mi nuesQ t a • ifhtTerclgssrfien Administration � ■ Athletics . Activi ties' Patty Sfrom — Editor 1 am Aarienson — Assistant Edi Dedication Wc, tne Senior class of 1977, proudly dedicate our annual to Sidney Klcmmctson, who through our years in High School has been more than just our custodian. He has greeted us every morning with a smile and a friendly word, supported us in our activities, and has always been there to lend a helping hand. With gratitude we thank him for a job well done. 2 ihi� (fertiHr ixirliarb B. t tl At ' ftjf ' f y • fir J • rt t , , lDip|o ,r, A • At A w j ft kit y� r A- nyMtf Htn f. A. .nf t ft PAMELA DORA FULLMER ' 'Her hobby is having a good time.'' JACK CHARLES RANDALL Give me life, liberty, and a car to pursue my happiness.'' CAREY JON BURSL1E I'd rather hug a football than anything else . . . well, almost anything else! PATRICIA LYNN STROM ' 'The best way to kill time is to work it to death.'' MARY LYNN STROM 1 'What could be expected of a day that begins with getting up in the morning ! '' ANTHONY LEE CHARLTON ' 'Education has enabled me to get into more intelligent trouble.'' RAE ANN EDWARDS If mischief is part of heaven, then I'm on my way!1' TIMOTHY CHARLES ANDERSON ' 'Never chase a bus or a woman-another one will come along in a few minutes.'' LONNIE LEROY TOFSTAD ' 'Silence is golden, but then, 1 never cared for gold.'' STEPHANIE LYNN SORV1C ' 'A happy mixture of sense and nonsense.'' TAMARAH JAYE YOUMANS ' 'Cut out to be an angel, but they lost the pattern. KEVIN SCOTT JOHNSON ' 'Nature made him what it should; not too bad and not too good.'' TERRY LYNN LUCKEN 1 'Don't recite so loud, 1 want to sleep! '1 GAIL BERNAD1NE HELGAAS 'The whole world is crazy except you and me, and 1 'm not so sure about you!'' PAUL MICHAEL SCHOW I could never decide which were harder, the scats or the assignments! '' RENAE LYNETTE ZAHL ' 'Life is short but sweet, and so is she. ROBERT RYAN FINKLE High School Days have their delights, but they don't compare with High School Nights!'' NICK1 SUE RABEN ' '1 can resist anything but temptation! '' MICHAEL JON DIETRICH Don't take life so seriously, you'll never get out of it alive anyway!'' STEVEN BENNIE MOAN ' 'He has the ability of concealing his ability. B1RTHE SONNE ' 'One way to get ahead and stay ahead is to use a head. MARY ANN (STENMOEN) SENN LARRY SHANE JOHNSON CYNTHIA LYNN STORDAHL Why worry? Yesterday is past and Work fasinatcs me, I can sit and look at 'I'm not quiet, I just don't say much. tomorrow isn't here yet. it for hours. DANIEL KERMIT DEFRANC ' 'The brain is a wonderful thing. It starts working the minute you get up and doesn't quit until you get to class.'' CURTIS RICHARD BARTZ I'm a sane man, too much study leads to madness.'' 7 Honor Students atty Strom Birthc Sonne Jack Randall Stephanie Sorvig Rcnac Zahl Senior Class Officers President-Patty Strom Vice President-Tony Charlton Sec Treas.-Mary Senn Representatiue-Stephanie Sorvig Class Colors: Red White Class Flower: White Rose “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” MojtTalkative onme €-J ae Ann Best_AUArc� uri r |a£k£ Steph Get Along With | Paul G Steph TIM ANDERSON: Band 9,10; Chorus 9-12; Pep Club 9-12; Pep Club Officer 11; Student Council Scc Trcas. 12; Football 9-12; All Conf. 12; Basketball 9-12. CURTIS BARTZ: Band 9,10; Chorus 12; Pep Club 9-12. CAREY BURSLIE: Football 9-12; All Conf. 12; Basketball 9-12; Track 10; Pep Club 9-12; Homecoming Attendent 11; Homecoming Escort 12; Class V. Pres. 11; Bagpipe Staff 10,11. TONY CHARLTON: Football 9,11,12; Homecoming Escort 12; Class V. Pres. 12. DANNY DEFRANG: Football 9; Pep Club 9-12. MIKE DIETRICH: Football 9-12; All Conf. 12; Basketball 9-12; Track 11; Chorus 9-11; Pep Club 9-12; Homecoming Escort 12. RAE ANN EDWARDS: Chorus 12; FHA 10; Pep Club 10-12; Bagpipe Staff 12; Volleyball 10; Speech 11. BOB F1NKLE: Football 9-12; All Conf. 11; Homecoming Attendent 10; Homecoming Escort 12; Pep Club 9-12; Student Council Rep. 11. PAM FULLMER: Band 9-12; Chorus 9-12; Clarinet Duet 10; FHA 9,10; Pep Club 9-12; Bagpipe Staff 10; Cheerleader (FB C BB) 10-12; Volleyball 10; Class Scc Trcas. 11. GAIL HELGAAS: Chorus 9-11; Majorette 11,12. KEVIN JOHNSON: Pep Club 9-12; Football 9,10; Basketball. LARRY JOHNSON: Chorus 10-12. TERRY LUCKEN: Football 11,12; Homecoming Attendent 11. STEVE MOAN: Chorus 9-12; Pop Singer 12. N1CK1 RABEN: Band 9-12; Chorus 9-12; Pep Club 9-12; FHA 9,10; Bagpipe Staff 9-12; Ass't. Ed. 11; Editor 12; Track 10; Girl's State Alt. 11. JACK RANDALL: Band 9-12; Band Officer 12; Stage Band 10-12; Trumpet Trio 11; Honor Band 11; Chorus 9-12; Pop Singer 12; Pep Club 9-12; Student Council 11,12; Student Council V. Pres. 11; Pres. 12; Bagpipe Staff 9-11; Football 9,10,12; Track 10,11; Homecoming Attendent 9; M.C. 12; Class Pres. 9; Honor Student 9-12; Boy's State 11. PAULSCHOW: Band 9-12; Chorus 12; Pep Club 9-12; Honor Student 10; Boy's State Alt. 11. STEPHANIE SORV1C: Chorus 10,11; Pep Club 9-12; FHA 9-11; Bagpipe Staff 10; Student Council 12; GAA 9; Homecoming Attendent 10; Cand. 12; Queen 12; Class V. Pres. 9; Sec Treas. 11; Student Council Rep. 12. MARY ANN SENN: Band 9,10; Chorus 9-12; Vocal Duet 9; Bagpipe Staff 10; Homecoming Attendent 9; Class Sec Treas. 12. BIRTHE SONNE: Pep Club 12; Honor Student 12; Student Council 12; Bagpipe Staff 12; Basketball 12; AFS Student. CINDY STORDAHL: Homecoming Attendent 11; Track 10. MARY STROM: Band 9-12; Chorus 10,11; Pep Club 9-12; Pep Club Officer 11; Highlander Staff 10-12; Bagpipe Staff 9-11; Volleyball 9; Basketball 9-12; AFS Americans Abroad 11. PATTY STROM: Band 9-12; Officer 9; Clarinet Quartet 10,11; Stage Band 11,12; Chorus 9-12; Vocal Duet 9; Vocal Solo 12; Pop Singer 12; Pep Club 9-12; FHA 9-12; FHA V. Pres. 10; Pres. 11; Sec. 12; Student Council 10-12; Student Council Pres. 11; Highlander Staff 11,12; Ass't. Editor 11; Editor 12; Bagpipe Staff 10; Volleyball 9,10; Basketball 10-12; Co-capt. 12; Track 10-12; Class Pres. 12; Student Council Rep 10; Cheerleader (FB C BB) 11,12; B Team Alt. 9; Honor Student 9-12; Girl's State Rep. 11 LONNIE TOFSTAD: Chorus 9,10; Pep Club 9-12; Student Council 10; Class Pres. 10; Honor Student 9,10. TAM1 YOUMANS: Chorus 9-12; Pep Club 9-12; FHA 9,10; Student Council 9; Bagpipe Staff 11,12; Homecoming Candidate 12; Student Council Rep. 9. RENAEZAHL: Chorus 9-12; Pep Club 9-12; Student Council 11; Bagpipe Staff 10-12; Homecoming Candidate 12; Class Pres. 11; Head Majorette 11,12. UNDERCLASSMEN Pam Aancnson Gail Anderson Judy Anderson Kris Bergman Bruce Bratager Mary Burslic Sheila Cannon Dave DeFrang Dave Edwards Dave Espeseth Gladys Finseth Randy Finseth Daryl Fladhammcr DcAnna Haagcnson Jim Haaven Laura Habedank Teresa Hagen Yvonne Hagen Dale Hartcl Larry Haugen Sherri Haugen Rachel Helgaas Gail Henney Darlene Johnson Donna Knudson Leroy Larson Kelly Luckcn Rcnita Molstre Mary Beth Nornes Sharon Olson Leland Osmonson Tim Rolf Walter Scigfred Renee Shaver Linda Stenmoen Becky Stordahl Beth Strom Ruth Thompson Ellen Vaa Nancy Versdahl Juniors President — Tim Rolf Vice-President — Kris Bergman Sec-Treas. — Nancy Versdahl Student Council Rep. — Sheila Cannon Not pictured: Dave Gcldakcr Kevin Omang 12 Carolyn Aakkus Barbara Berg Barry Berg Mike Bjerken Victor Bly Nancy Burslie Lori Charlton Tami DcFrang Karen Eggers Penny Fullmer Rita Gustafson Shelley Hansen Neal Hedlund David Heideman Eileen Hclgaas Philip Jennings Alan Johnson Donna Johnson Jay Johnson Paul Kicckcr Jerry Moan Mark Molstre Dennis Omang Danny Parent Donald Quam Lori Raben David Rolf Karen Shurson Janet Svalen Carol Thompson Chris Thompson Leslie Tofstad Peter T ranby David Vcslcdahl Chris Wang Duane Westcott Greg Wierschkc Sophomores President — Paul Kiecker Vice-President — David Rolf Sec.-Treas. — Danny Parent Student Council Rep. — Eileen Helgaas 13 Marilyn Anderson Paul Bly Jeff Brekke RcNac Brekke Coby Burslie Dwayna Carlson Renee Carlson Jim Conroy Dean DeFrang James Ferdcn Linda Finklc Bev Finseth Duane Fullmer Melanie Grundyson Jeff Gunderson Terri Hangslaben Carolyn Johnson Timmy Jones Wesley Kaupang Jeff Lucken Greg Narum Darrel Olson Sam Olson Chris Omang Marc Pearce Shelly Rolf Sue Schimanski Dennis Schmidt Ann Schow Lori Sonstelie Ruby Steward Jim Strom Joey Svalen Gayle Syvcrson Julie Tofsly Jill Tranby Connie Turner Ray Vaa David Votava Mcchcllc Voxland Freshmen President — Marilyn Anderson Vice-President — Jill Tranby Sec.-Treas. — Sue Schimanski Student Council Rep. — Linda Finkle Not pictured: Delvis Benais Gail Briggs 14 Janice Aanenson Sue Aloisio Eric Balstad Tom Bauer James Bowyer Jeff Bratager Cameron Burslie Becky Carlson Betli Carlson Brian Carlson Roger Edwards Rodney Gunderson Diane Habedank Christy Hagen Duane Hagen Todd Haugen Tony Haugen Kurtis Hedman Kathy Helgaas Brenda Johnson Susan Jones Kevin Kundcrt Stacy Lucken Clint Nelson Ricky Parent Grace Quam Charlotte Rolf Steve Rude Pat Schimanski Glen Smeby T ony Stordahl T erry Strom Kelly Thompson Mark Thompson Robert Thompson Lori T ofstad Paul Vcsledahl Paul Votava Beth Wang David Wcstcott Not pictured: Billy Anderson Darren Benais Paul Rolf 8th Grade President — Brian Carlson Vice-President — Glen Smeby Sec.—Treas. — Susan Jones Student Council Rep. — Christy Hagen IS Steven Aanenson David Balstad Nancy Balstad Kim Bjcrkcn Russel Bly Bobby Bursheim Blake Burslie Mike Carver Sandra DcFrang Craig Espcscth Janet Finseth Timmy Finseth Debbie Froirak Juanita Gustafson Marilyn Habedank Dale Hagen Kevin Haugen Tommy Jones Bryan Kaupang Randy Kaupang Tammi Knudson Tal Lucken Jim Molstre Arthur Olson Lorraine Olson Curtis Oppcgaard Susan Oscth Dara Seigfred Julie Stenmoen Teresa Steward Candace Stordahl Deanna Syverson Joel Syverson Anna Thompson John Tofsley Wade Turner Jeannette Vaa Diane Vcrsdahl Kevin Zahl 7th Grade President — Tim Finseth Vice President — Blake Burslie Sec.-Treas. — Sandra DeFrang Student Council Rep. — Diane Versdahl 16 Row 1: John Strom, Ronnie Bauer, James Mork, Shelly Lucken, Beverly Rustad, John Roskoski, Brenda Briggs. Row 2: Mr. Horaeek(teacher), Dale Ferguson, Chad Ekcbcrg, Donna Larsen, Julie Olson, Perry Hulst, Diane Westcott. Row 3: Michael Zukatis, Chuck Carlson, Brenda Gunderson, Lyncttc Carver, Del Bellanger, Danny Thompson, Dawn Parent, Brad Bjerkcn. Absent: Steve DcFrang. Sixth Grade Row 1: Jill Finseth, Pamela Olson, Danny Syvcrson, Tammy Brua, Steven Olson, Jenifer Aasen. Row 2: Julie Engesether, Kraig Kundert, Rocksann Mills, Tawnia Horn, Gary Sonstelic, Philip Carlson. Row 3: Mr. Zitzow(teacher), Jeannie Veslcdahl, Virgil Bcnais, Art Stordahl, Teresa Voxland, Craig Carver, Mark Votava, James Hartel. 17 Fifth Grade Row 1: Tammy Anderson, Chad Strom, Lyndon Bursheim, Brian Bratager, Sheila Vaascnd, Teresa Eggers, Mitchell Horacck, Kelly Hulst. Row 2: Paul Rolf, Mike Pearce, Faye Severson, Kim Sturre, Philip Zukatis, Clay Syvcrson, Gerry Syvcrson, Lincoln Olson. Row 3: Phyllis Omang, Kathy Wang, Larry Tofstad, Rodney Helgaas, Mrs. Dahl-betg(teacher), Tim Erholta, Michael Lee, Gayle Bergman, Rose Aloisio. Fourth Grade Row 1: Armond Mazzucco, David Aloisio, Michael Bower, Timmy Brua, Richard Finseth, Guy Oseth, Peter Aasen, Michael Gustafson, John Rcitmier. Row 2: Dana Raster, Susan Schow, Beth Hagen, Jane Veslcdahl, Scott Detch-man, Wade Rude, Chad Smeby, Paul Balstad, Steven Molstre, David Mork, Scott Bjerken. Row 3: Perry Grundyson, Mary Theis, Becky Grundyson, Jim Merrich, Larry Fcrdcn, Sheila Abraham, Michael Parent, Kyle Mandt, Daniel Espescth, Mrs. Thompson (teacher). Absent: Gene Barrett and Crystal Steward. 18 Third Grade Row 1: Kevin Rustad, Jeffrey Engcscthcr, Darrel Johnson, Tom Reitmeier, Laura Wang, Wendy DeFrang, Karen Syverson, Gerald Kaupang. Row 2: Wesley Leier, Patrick Rolf, Jonathan Aasen, Bruce Gunderson, Mark Erholtz, Ronn Syverson, Michael Finseth, Lynn Ferguson. Row 3: Kim Carver, Michael Voxland, James Balstad, Wendy Wikstrand, Deborah Theis, Lorie Versdahl, Mrs. Clementson(tcachcr). Second Grade Row 1: Denise Leir, Sheila Olson, Karen Finseth, Vance Kaupang, Nicole Hcgg, Jeannie Votava, Shawn Bcllangcr, Mike Theis. Row 2: Susan Zukatis, Lyle Olson, Frank Barrett, Mark Krossen, Jason Amundson, Patrick Roed, John Schell, Scott Gustafson, Mike Veslcdahl, Stephanie Tobel. Row 3: Michele Bower, Clinton Omang, Mike Ironnecklace, Jim Boisse, Karen Bauer, Brenda Ekcberg, Shelly Hagen, Paulette Mazzucco, Carrie Sturrc. Row 4: Mrs. Olson(teacher), Susan Tobel, Rachel Doll, John Luckcn, Brian Versdahl, Todd Brua, Cindy Strom, Mark Gunderson. 19 First Grade Row 1: Patrick Thompson, Antonette Mazzucco, Annette Finseth, Suzann DeFrang, Joel Smeby, Chris Boucher, Angela Locken. Row 2: Kristine Skeie, Karen Hedlund, Kerry Mandt, William Kaupang, David Kcicker, Mark Sonstclie. Row 3: Daniel Anderson, Michael Schimanski, Curtis Johnson, Michael Balstad, Robert Christianson, Leeann BaiTett, Lynette Tofstad, Melissa Carlson. Absent: Carrie Gustaf m. Kindergarten Row 1: Nicole Horn, Wendy Jones, Caren Boucher. Row 2: Colleen Amundson, Renae Leier, Teresa Hegg. Row 3: Mrs. Tranby(tcachcr), Clarence Gil-stad, Andy Bowyer, Chad Carlson, Dale Balstad. Row 1: Larry Finseth, Chad Bjcrkcn, Leslie Parent, Jimmy Shaver. Row 2: Kristen Tangen, Sheila Barrett, Lisa Carver. Row 3: Matt Theis, Angela Wang, Sharie Rolf, Marla Johnson, Carla Johnson. Absent: Matthew Hulst. 20 LLOYD CARLSON 7th Grade Math, General Math, Geometry, Health G First Aid, Phy. Ea., Basketball Coach AGNES TORBENSON Junior High English ED ROSKOSK1 Industrial Arts, Driver's Ed. SHARON HEGLAND Junior High Social Studies DICK HOLEN Senior High Social Studies, Assistant Football Coach MIKE LHOTKA Chemistry, Physical Science, Earth Science, Football Coach, Ass't. 22 Girl's Basketball Coach HAZEL MESSELT Senior High English DENNIS HAMMER Life Science, Earth Science, Biology, Conservation Faculty Band, Cl NELSON rus, General Music NADINE JOHNSON Accounting I G 11, Business Law, Health G First Aid, Phy. Ed., Girl's Volleyball, Basketball G Track Coach MARJETTA HADLER MIC EVENSON Elementary Music 7th G 8th Grade Math, Algebra I G II, Ass't. Basketball Coach EDNA PEARSON Librarian SHIRLEY ERICKSON Home Economics MARY ELLEN SALVESON Art, Typing, Steno High School Principal Denis Moen Elementary Principal Nordy Nelson School Board Chairman- Roland Habedank Director- Rodney Sonstclic Vice Chairman- Floyd Balstad Director- Sidney Anderson Treasurer- Jerome Voxland Director- Morris Johnson (absent) Clerk- Garnet Aanenson 24 TK ft II I 1 P fo I ✓ $ I I I | ij 1 I Staff Janitor: A1 Solic Janitor: Sidney Klemmctson Winger Janitor: Morris Olson Bus Drivers: Curtis Hcideman, Darrel Johnson, Alvin Flad-hammcr, Albert Mandt Jr., Orvis Knudson, Henry Barn. Cooks; Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Solie, Mrs. Bam, Mrs. Christianson, Mrs. Hegg (not pictured). Secretary: Ruby Hcideman Principal's Secretary: Lois Middleton Winger Cooks: Lorraine Kaupang, Verona Helling (not pictured). 25 AIDE: Kay Aasen AIDE: Dcloris Schow HEALTH AIDE: Mrs. Stordahl CETA: Mrs. Wicrschke SLBP: Mrs. Holen SPEECH THERAPIST: Myma Moore AIDE: Inga Hauge SLBP: Mrs. Sabourin AIDES: Mrs. Dietrich, Mrs. Roskcnvski ATHLETICS Varsity Football Coach: Mike Lhotka Ass’t Coach: Dick Holen Co-Captains: Tony Charlton Mike Dietrich All-Confercncc Players: Carey Burslie, Tim Anderson, Mike Dietrich, and Paul Kiccker. M.V. P. Larry Haugen Row 1: J. Strom, P. Bly, D. Olson, C. Smcby, D. Fullmer, C. Burslie, E. Balstad, C. Burslie, S. Rude, M Pearce T. Haugen. Row 2: P. Schimanski, J. Randall, C. Burslie, T. Charlton, B. Finkle, T. Anderson, M. Diemch, A Johnson, P. Tranby, J. Johnson, R. Rolland. Row 3: Mike Lhotka (coach), D. Hcideman, P« J“®clker, M. Molstre, M. Bjcrkcn, T. Lucken, L. Haugen, D. Espeseth, R. Vaa, V. Bly, D. Parent, T. Haugen, Dick Holen(assistant coach). Under the leadership of coach Mike Lhotka, assistant Dick Holen, and seven seniors, the defending Tri-County Champions had another successful season, but it didn't stop them. Mentor and Crygla were the first opponents, which the Scots overpowered for victory. Next came the Homecoming Came against Middle River. With a record of 3-0, the Scots traveled to Ok-lee to meet the Bobcats. They suffered a disappointing loss, and had to win the rest of their games to earn a place in the division play-offs. The three toughest games of the year were coming up, and the team was determined to win. Clearbrook and Convick were challenging teams, but the Scots fought hard to win. Plummer was the next step to the play-offs, with the Scots winning on a las minute kick-off return touchdown by Paul Kiccker. The Scots then had no problem defeating Erskine in the last game of the season. Oklee became the place for the rematch between the North Champions, Oklee, and the South Champions, McIntosh. For 3 1 2 quarters there was no score, until Oklee got a lucky break and put six points on the board. The Scots tried a trick play, but it was broken up before they made it to the end zone. This ended the season but there were still many accomplishments to look back on. The South Tri-County Champions, the Scots, named four players to the all-conference team. They were: Carey Burslie, Mike Dietrich, Tim Anderson, and Paul Kiecker. Junior quarterback Larry Haugen was named Co-Most Valuable player of the conference. Boy’s Basketball Row 1: Assistant coach Mr. Evcnson, head coach Mr. Carlson. Row 2: Mark Molstre, Dave DeFrang, Peter Tranby, David Rolf, Mike Dietrich, Tim Rolf, Kevin Johnson, Tim Anderson, Daryl Fladhammer, Carey Burslic, Larry Haugen, Paul Kicckcr. The boy's basketball team was again superb this year. They were led by four senior players; Kevin Johnson, Mike Dietrich, Tim Anderson, and Carey Burslie. The guys really put a lot of hard work and hustle into this season and came out on top in conference. Coach Carlson was very excited and pleased with his ballclub. The guys played a lot of tough games, in which the fans yelled in support of them. Defeating Fosston twice and Mahnomen once, seemed to be the players favorite moments. Congratulations to Coach Carlson and his players for another great and exciting season. Senior Players Kevin Mike Tim Carey Jr. High Football Row 1: M. Carver, B. Bursheim, R. Bly, K. Zahl, T. Finseth, K. Haugen. Row 2: C. Burslie, D. Fullmer, D. DcFrang, E. Balstad, J. Tofsley, K. Kundert. Row 3: B. Carlson, C. Nelson, C. Burs-lie, P. Schimanski, P. Bly, R. Kaupang, J. Brekkc. Row 4: R. Edwards, T. Haugen, M. Pearce, S. Rude, J. Strom, D. Olson, M. Thompson, R. Parent. Jr. High Basketball Row 1: M. Thompson, J. Strom, C. Nelson, T. Haugen, T. Bauer, P. Schimanski, R. Edwards. Row 2: D. Olson, D. Parent, S. Rude, B. Carlson, C. Burslie, C. Burslie, D. Heideman, T. Haugen. Row 3: D. Fullmer, J. Gunderson, R. Vaa, Mic Evenson (coach), E. Balstad, J. Svalcn, M. Bjcrken. 31 Row 1: DeAnna Haagenson, Donna Knudson, Kris Bergman, Gail Anderson, Gail Hcnney. Row 2: Pam Aancnson, Gladys Finseth, Shelly Rolf, Nancy Burslic. Row 3: Beth Strom, Nadine Johnson(coach), Ruth Thompson. Row 4: Penny Fullmer, Renee Carlson. The girl's volleyball team, comprised of nine returning Juniors, hosted a season record of 6-7. In thirteen seasonal games, the Scots played an aggressive Bump-Set-Spike offense. The girls played many matches in which either team could have won, since they were so close. The girls again had their funny moments this year, but also had some bad ones. Miss Johnson got so excited sometimes when showing the girls how to bump the ball, she would say, Don't swing your arms ... Swing your legs! All of the gym lights were again dusted, but the clock and the water fountain were demolished! They may be kicked out of the gym next year. At the Annual Volleyball Banquet, the Scots again had the most humorous skit. Kris Bergman was selected to the All-Conference team. The girls will be back next year with two wishes. The first is to be undefeated, the second is that maybe Miss Johnson will wear the right colored dress to match her corsage! A11-Conference Player: Kris Bergman Managers: Sandy DeFrang Sue Schimanski Coach: Nadine Johnson Ass't Coach: Amy Schimanski Co-Captains: Gladys Finseth Ruth Thompson 32 Row 1: Penny Fullmer, Nancy Burslic, Gayle Syverson, Shelley Rolf. Row 2: Linda Finklc, Karen Shurson, Carolyn Johnson, Jill Tranby. Row 3: Lori Sonstcllic, Renee Carlson, Ann Schow, Shelley Hanson. Row 1: Kim Bjcrkcn, Anna Thompson, Juanita Gustafson, Debbie Froirak, Lorraine Olson, Janet Finscth. Row 2: Susan Oseth, Marilyn Habedank, Janice Aanenson, Mechelle Vox-land, Dwayna Carlson. Row 4: Susan Jones, Kathy Helgaas, Christy Hagen. 33 Girl’s Basketball Row 1: P. Aancnson, K. Strom (co-captain), M. Miss Johnson (coach), B. B Team Bergman (co-captain), B. Sonne, L. Raben, B. Stordahl, Y. Hagen. Row 2: R. Thompson, P. Strom, M. Burslie, S. Schimanski. Row 3: C. Thompson, R. Carlson, G. Anderson (manager), Strom, L. Finkle. The girl's basketball team hosted a very tough schedule of games this year. The conference teams were all evenly matched, and the Scots had a lot of very close games. Although the girl's didn't have much height, they made up for it by playing an aggressive man-to-man defense, and using a full-court press. The fans were thrilled by many games which were won in the final minutes. The girl's will lose three seniors this year: Patty Strom, Mary Strom, and Birthe Sonne. Next year, Coach Johnson will have seven juniors back. Everyone is looking forward to another good season and a conference title. W Row 1: J. Vaa, L. Olson, S. Aloisio, L. Finkle, C. Thompson, C. Stordahl, T. Steward, T. Knutson. Row 2: C. Thompson, L. Sonstclic, K. Thompson, D. Johnson, Mr. Lhotka (coach), D. Carlson, J. Aancnson, K. Hclgaas, C. Hagen. Row 3: M. Anderson, K. Eggcrs, N. Balstad, L. Raben, G. Syverson, C. Rolf, S. Rolf, S. Schimanski. Senior Players Birthe Mary Patty Girl’s And Boy’s Track From L To R: S. Aloisio, A. Schow, G. Fin-Row It V. Bly, J. Gunderson, D. Olson, P. Bly, J. Svalcn. Row 2: D. Par- seth, S. Cannon, R. Thompson, S. Hansen, ent, M. Mostre, M. Bjcrkcn, R. Parent. Row 3: T. Finscth, W. Turner, J. R- Molstre, K. Helgaas, P. Strom, S. Rolf. Turner, J. Mostre, R. Vaa. Football Cheerleaders Patty Strom Kris Bergman Donna Knudson Sherri Haugen Pam Fullmer We “Slid” Through Another Successful Season Football Alternate Lori Charlton Basketball Cheerleaders Sherri, Pam, Donna, Kris and Patty Basketball Alternate Ruth Thompson B Team Linda Finkle, Marilyn Anderson, Ann Schow, Jill Tranby, Sue Schimanski, Alternate: Christy Hagen 1976-77 Scoreboard Mac-Hi Scots VARSITY A GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL Mentor .. Grygla ... Middle Riv Oklee ... Clearbrook Gonvick . Plummer . Erskinc .. Oklee ... Mac Oklee Mac Mentor Mac Gonvick Mac Fertile Mac Oklee 18-11-18 Mentor Mac Twin Valley Mac Clearbrook A GIRL'S BASKETBALL Fertile .... Erskine ... Oklee Twin Valley Clearbrook Bagley ----- Mentor Fosston ... Mahnomen Erskine ... Gonvick .. Fosston ... Halstad .V. Oklee Clearbrook Mentor .... Gonvick ... Bagley ----- Fertile ... Mentor .. Gonvick . Wauban .. Halstad .. Fosston .. Oklee ... Gary Erskine .. Mentor .. Mahnomen Erskine .. Clearbrook Ada .... Gonvick . Oklee ... ACTIVITIES Concert Band Row 1: J. Brckkc, D. Johnson, J. Strom, V. Bly, D. Ves-lcdahl. Row 2: L. Habedank, D. DeFrang, J. Randall, P. Tranby, Y. Hagen. Row 1: C. Burslie, K. Eggers, P. Aanenson, K. Bergman, P. Schow. Row 2: S. Olson, C. Smcby, B. Carlson, D. Heideman, D. Votava. Row 1: P. Strom, J. Tranby, P. Bly, P. Fullmer, G. Anderson. Row 2: D. Knudson, J. Tofsley, B. Strom, C. Finscth, L. Raben. Row 3: M. Voxland. Row 4: C. Thompson, N. Burslie, D. Haagenson, M. Burslie, S. Rolf, N. Versdahl, L. Sonstclic. Row 1: R. Thompson, L. Stenmoen, A. Schow, K. Shur-son. Row 2: M. Anderson, D. Johnson, B. Berg. Row 3: T. Hangslabcn, R. Molstrc, N. Raben. Row 4: G. Hen-ncy. Row 1: C. Johnson, R. Brckkc, R. Carlson. Row 2: M. Bjerken, M. Grundyson. Row 1: S. Schimanski, L. Finkle. Row 2: T. Hagen, M. Strom, P. Fullmer, Row 3: M. Norncs, E. Hclgaas. Row 1: D. Knudson. Row 2: S. Moan, R. Molstrc, A. Johnson, M. Burs lie, D. Haagenson, J. Randall, P. Strom, D. DeFrang, P. Aanenson. Row 3: M. Bjerkcn, A. Schow, J. Moan, G. Finscth, M. Pearce, D. Heideman. Stage Band Row 1: R. Brekke, P. Strom, C. Johnson, R. Carlson, M. Bjerken, D. Knudson, E. Helgaas, B. Carlson, D. Votava, D. Heideman, S. Olson, G. Smcby. Row 2: K. Bergman, D. Johnson, J. Randall, P. Tranby, V. Bly, J. Strom, P. Aanenson. Jeff Nclson(dircctor). 41 Cadet Band Row 1: L. Versdahl, N. Balstad, A. Thompson, S. Oscth. Row 2: K. Helgaas, D. Habcdank, L. Tofctad, S. Jones, J. Vaa, S. Aanenson, E. Balstad, D. Balstad, M. Thompson, T. Knutson, C. Espeseth, P. Rolf, B. Burslie, R. Bly, Timmy Finseth, B. Carlson, G. Smeby. Row 4: M. Carver, J. Tofsley, P. Votava. Row 5: D. Froirak, S. Aloisio, C. Hagen, K. Thompson, C. Oppegaard, Majorettes Donna Johnson Janet Svalen Renae Zahl Nancy Burslie Karen Shurson Shelly Hansen Gail Helgaas Nancy Versdahl I I ! ■ ji Row 1: L. Flnkle, P. Fullmer, K. Shurson, A. Schow. Row 2: L. Sonstelie, L. Stenmoen, D. Johnson, K. Eggers, B. Strom, M. Anderson. Row 3: C. Thompson, J. Tranby, E. Vaa, M. Senn, R. Carlson, P. Fullmer, C. Johnson, E. Helgaas, S. Hansen. Row 4: R. Thompson, T. Youmans, D. Johnson, N. Versdahl, R. Zahl, P. Strom, T. DcFrang, D. Carlson. Row 5: M. Nomcs, N. Burslie, R. Edwards, R. Brekkc, M. Voxland, M. Grundyson, G. Finscth, S. Haugen, J. Svalcn. Row 6: Y. Hagen, R. Molstre, P. Aanenson, K. Bergman, L. Rabcn, N. Rabcn, D. Knudson, G. Anderson, M. Buislie, D. Haagen-son. 0 r U S Director Mr. Jeff Nelson Officers Kris Bergman Gail Anderson � 1 I Row 1: D. Olson, N. Hcdhmd. Row 2: M. Pearce, D. Parent, D. Heldeman, D. Vcslcdahl, Row 3: D. Quam, M. Molstre, J. Gunderson, J. Mocn, M. Bjerken, V. Bly. Row 4: P. Schow, S. Moen, T. Anderson, C. Bartz, A. Johnson, P. Tranby, J. Randall. Accompanists Rcnita Molstre and Donna Knudson 43 5-0 1977 Highlander Staff Advisor-Mrs. Salveson Assistant Editor-Pam Aancnson Editor-Patty Strom Illustrator-Chris Thompson Photographer-Darlene Johnson Picture Editor-Mary Strom As editor of the yearbook I have learned many things. Most important of all I have learned to cooperate with others and discipline myself. Many times when things weren't going just right, I got discouraged and felt as if I wanted to give up. However, after many hours of planning and hard work, the yearbook was completed. As the final copy was mailed to the company I felt very relieved. When the yearbooks arrived this spring my feelings changed to that of satisfaction and accomplishment. I hope that we have captured the highlights of the school year and that the 1977 Highlander will hold many memories for you. I'd like to thank my staff and our advisor, Mrs. Salveson, for all their help. I say a special thank you to my assistant editor, Pam Aanen-son, and wish her and her staff the best of luck in putting out the 1978 Highlander. Patty Strom, Editor Rcnita Molstre (Ass't. Editor), Darlene Johnson (Ass't. Editor), Mrs. Messclt (advisor), Nicki Raben (editor), Beth Strom (feature editor). The BAGPIPE is full of words, Like the latest things we've heard. Though we seldom have big headlines, We strive to meet our deadlines. When we catch a reader with a smile, All the headaches seem worth while. And we would never trade a minute, For the satisfaction that is in it. Best of hick to next year's staff. Bagpipe Staff Nicki Raben Editor CIRCULATION: Carol Thompson, Shelley Hansen, Nancy Burslie, Tami Youmans. FEATURE WRITERS: Gladys Finscth, Karen Eggers, Karen Shurson, Ann Schow, Nancy Versdahl, Laura Habcdank, Birthc Sonne, Gail Anderson. TYPISTS: Rachel Helgaas, Mary Burslie, Sharon Olson, Ellen Vaa. SPORTS WRITERS: Pam Aancnson, Dave DcFrang, Ruth Thompson. ILLUSTRATORS: Gail Henney, DcAnna Haagcnson, Lori Raben, Chris Thompson, Kelly Lucken. 45 Row 1: Stephanie Soivig, Sheila Cannon. Row 2: Tim Anderson, Tim Rolf, Jack Randall, Eileen Helgaas, Paul Kieckcr. Row 3: Patty Strom, Marilyn Anderson, Linda Finklc, Donna Knudson. Row 4: Brian Carlson, Tim Finseth, Christy Hagen, Diane Versdahl. Student Council Officers President-Jack Randall Vice President-Donna Knudson Sec Treas-Tim Anderson 46 Row 1: J. Aane ns on, P. Strom. Row 2: L. Finklc, S. Schimanski, D. Carlson, Mrs. Erickson (advisor). Row 3: R. Thompson, J. Tranby, T. Hangslcbcn, R. Brekke, L. Sonstellie, M. Anderson, P. Aanenson, M. Grundyson. Row 4: B. Strom, D. Knudson, C. Anderson, R. Carlson, M. Voxland, C. Johnson, A. Schow. Officers Prcsidcnt-Donna Knudson Historian-Lori Sonstellie Vice Prcsidcnt-Gail Anderson Reporter-Marilyn Anderson Secretary-Pa tty Strom Parliamentarian-Ann Schow Treasurer-Beth Strom Library Club President: ReNae Brekke Vice President: Terri Hangsleben Sec Treas: Melanie Grundyson 47 Row 1: Terri Hangslcbcn, Laura Habcdank, ReNae Brekke. Row 2: Julie Tofsley, Melanie Grundyson. 48 Row 1: P. Aanenson, R. Zahl, L. Habedank, R. Shaver, N.Versdahl, L. Stenmoen, B. Sonne, B. Strom, L. Ra-ben. Row 2: P. Kiecker, S. Sorvig, S. Cannon, D. Haagenson, B. Finkle, G. Helgaas, M. Dietrich, T. Hagen, P. Fullmer, E. Vaa, G. Henncy. Row 3:T. Youmans, D. Johnson, C. Thompson, R. Thompson, D. Espeseth, D. Hartel, S. Hansen, K. Shurson, N. Burslie, G. Anderson. Row 4: T. Anderson, M. Nomes, M. Bjerken, D. Hcidcman, A. Johnson, D. Parent, J. Haaven, J. Svalen, T. DeFrang, E. Helgaas, Y.Hagen, N. Rabcn. Row 5: D. DeFrang, K. Johnson, D. DeFrang, C. Bartt, L. Tofstad, J. Randall, M. Burslie, G. Finscth, D. Johnson, R. Molstrc, C. Thompson, K. Eggers. Sr. Hi Officers Pres.-Beth Strom V-Pres.-Kris Bergman Sec.-Sherri Haugen Aduisor-Mrs. Erickson Pep Clubs Jr. Hi Officers Pres.-Ray Vaa V-Pres.-Renee Carlson Sec.-Dwayna Carlson Row 1: J. Vaa, D. Froirak, A. Schow, J. Tranby, S. Schimanski, L. Finkle, M. Anderson, D. Vcrsdahl, J. Sten-mocn, J. Gustafson. Row 2: K. Haugen, C. Hagen, S. Aloisio, K. Helgaas, S. Jones, B. Wang, B. Carlson, L. Tofstad, B. Carlson, R. Brekke, K. Thompson, S. Lucken. Row 3: B. Burslie, J. Aanenson, R. Carlson, D. Carlson, L. Sonstelie, C. Johnson, M. Voxland, G. Quam, C. Rolf, M. Grundyson, J. Tofslcy, T. Hangslaben. Row 4:T. Finscth, B. Carlson, R. Parent, T. Bauer, P. Schimanski, R. Edwards, C. Burslie, J. Bowyer, R. Vaa, K. Kundert, C. Turner, S. Rolf. Row 5: P. Votava, D. Votava, G. Smeby, T. Strom, C. Nelson, P. Bly, J. Svalen, J. Strom, C. Burslie, M. Pearce, J. Brekke, M. Thompson. Magazine Drive Manager Tim ro if Captains Sheila Cannon Larry Haugen Top Salesmen Darlene Johnson Nancy Versdahl Teresa Hagen The 43 member junior class had a very successful QSP Magazine Drive this year. Sheila Cannon and Larry Haugen were elected team captains, and Tim Rolf became the business manager. They set a goal of $4000.00, and the ten day race began. With 2 days left, it seemed sure that they wouldn't make it, being almost a thousand dollars short. The juniors surprised everyone by getting a second wind and skyrocketing over their goal. The final tabulations gave them $4850.00. Larry's team won the team competition, while Darlene Johnson was named high salesman. She was followed by Nancy Versdahl and Teresa Hagen. Besides gaining over a $2000 dollar profit for class activities and prom, some of the juniors received posters, class mascots, and class mugs for their efforts. Congratulations to the Junior class! Girl’s And Boy’s Staters : V ; i Paul Schow, alternate; Patty Strom, representative; Nicki Rabcn, alternate; ? Jack Randall, representative. I thank the American Legion Auxiliary [ for giving me the opportunity to attend Minnesota Girl's State. At Girl's State, we t learned about our U.S. government by forming our own government and going f through all it's processes. The highlight of [ the week was our visit to the State Capitol, j where we held our own sessions of the House S and Senate. As a girl's stater, I learned i more about our government in one week of I Girl's State, than I did in a whole year at [ Civics classes. | 11 Patty Strom I was quite honored to be chosen from I Mac-Hi to attend Boy's State at St. Johns : University, which is located near St. Cloud. | During my week long stay, I attended lec- i tures on the Minnesota local, and state j levels of government with boys from other towns in our state. I took part in the chorus and made a special effort to meet other I kids. I really learned a lot about our government and at the same time, I had a lot of fun. Jack Randall 49 Dear Friends. I want to thank you, but I cannot. Not with words. What I have experienced here with you is invalueable. What I have been taught here about life and people will do me good the rest of my life. The world is smaller than you think. Denmark and America arc so different yet, they are alike. I have learned a lot from you. I hope that you have learned a lot from me, too. It is the only way in which I can thank you. Everything together has a meaning for me and I am going to use it in my future. Friends, you have sown flowers along the side roads of my life. (fitr+kt- SoVlMA_ Our AFS Student Birthe Sonne so AFS Mary Strom Dear Friends, Spending the summer of 1976 in the country of Turkey has added so much to my life. I had always dreamed of going on a trip overseas, and it came true. I never thought one country could be so different. I did not attend school. My summer was spent swimming in the Mediterranean Sea twice a week, entertaining family and friends, and learning how to adjust to a totally new culture. Living in a big city was different from living in McIntosh or Winger; walking the streets alone was not heard of. I went through a time of home-sickness and adjustment. However, it is always sad to leave people one has become very much attached to. I don't know when I will see my Turkish friends or my host family again, but I do plan to return someday. All that is left in the back of my mind are memories; which add up to one big dream come true. 51 StephaTlie Soring Renae Zahl Queen Of Scots Queen Candidates T ami Youmans 52 Homecoming 1976 The Royal Court Row 1: Coby Burslie, Sue Schimanski, Sheila Cannon, Tami DeFrang, Tim Rolf. Row 2: Carey Burslie, Tami Youmans, Mike Dietrich, Karen Bauer, Stephanie Sorvig, Mike Vesledahl, Bob Finkle, Renae Zahl, Tony Charlton. Homecoming festivities became the highlight of the great football season this year. Preparation included decorating the gym and practicing skits to present at coronation. Michelle Voxland provided us with the slogan, Watch the Scots drown the Skippers in the Middle River. When the big evening of coronation came, everyone was excited. The State Band provided music for the processional and recessional, as the Grand March began. The cheerleaders and their escorts led the way, and were followed by the rest of the Royal Court. The ninth grade attendants were Sue Schimanski and Coby Burslie, sophomore attendants were Tami DeFrang and Paul Kicckcr, and the Junior attendants were Sheila Cannon and Tim Rolf. The gift bearers were Karen Bauer and Mike Vesledahl from the second grade. The queen candidates and their escorts were Stephanie Sorvig and Bob Finkle, Tami Youmans and Carey Burslie, and Renae Zahl and Tony Charlton. Our 1975 queen, Sue Stordahl. was escorted by Mike Dietrich. As the program went on, each class tried to make the audience laugh by presenting their skits. The sophomores came up with the trophy, which of course, was disputed by the rest of the student body. Each of the queen candidates was slightly embarrassed as their life stories were read, and the cheerleaders pepped everyone up with cheers and the school song. Alumni speaker was Chad Burslie, who fired the football players up by telling them, Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing. As the big moment arrived, everyone was tense. Jack Randall, M.C. for the evening, presented the football to Stephanie Sorvig, the 1976 Queen of Scots. Homecoming became successful when the football players took Chad's advice and defeated the Skippers handily 24-6, while Queen Stcph and her Royal Court looked on. After the game, Desperado provided music for the victory dance. Congratulations to Queen Stepli ;ind all of the football team for not only a great Homecoming,but for a great season! 53 Escort for 1975 Queen Mike Dietrich Queen Stephanie Sorvig Escort Bob Finkle Jack Randall .Chad Burs lie ...Sophomores M.C. .......... Alumni Speaker Winning Skit ... Queen Candidate Tami Youmans Queen Candidate Renae Zahl Escort Carey Burslie Escort Tony Charlton 54 Junior Attendants Sheila Cannon -- Tim Rolf Freshmen Attendants Sue Schimanski — Coby Burslie Randall Gift Bearers Karen Bauer -- Mike Vesledahl Sophomore Attendants Tami DeFrang -- Paul Kiecker Look How Far We’ve Come Look How Far We've Come was the theme of the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom on May 15, 1976. Blue and pale green were the colors used, accented by a white picket fence sprinkled with roses. A summer house and a fountain adorned the dance floor and were the scenes for many pictures. The guests enjoyed a delicious banquet of turkey and all the trimmings. On the dance floor there were many beautiful girls and handsome guys as the Grand March opened the Prom at 9:00. Music was provided by Crystal Legend . PROGRAM Master of Ceremonies............................Jack Randall Invocation ...........................Supt. Carlson Welcome .................................Renae Zahl Response .............................Rocky Knudson Class Prophecy .......................Dean Hcnney Class Will ...........................Gary Hedlund 1 'Graduation Day'' ..................Nicki Rabcn 1'We've Only Just Begun ...............Junior Octet -yvt v N SCHOOL SONG All, hail to our High School, The Red and White we raise on high; Stand up and cheer for The boys who Fight! Fight! Fight! For Mac High. Hail Alma Mater, And to the SCOTS of McIntosh High School; Fight! We're going to Fight! We'll win for our school tonight! “We are always looking to the future; The present does not satisfy us. Our ideal, whatever it may he, lies further on” WELCOME SONG Oh, how do you do, And a welcome to you, We want you all to be happy. We have a good team And they play a game that's clean, Win or lose, We hope that both teams will play that way. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS WORLD EVENTS 7 15 76 AMY'S ON TOP — Jimmy Carter holds daughter. Amy. as his wife. Rosa-lynn, peers over his shoulder during the Democratic National Convention in New York City. Carter had just delivered' his acceptance speech as the Democratic presidential nominee 7 20 76 SCHOOL CHILDREN KIDNAPPED — The van in which 26 school children and their bus driver were held captive is slowly pulled out of its hiding place in a rock quarry in Livermore. Calif 10 7 76 MAKING A POINT — President Gerald Ford emphasizes a point during his second debate with Jimmy Carter at San Francisco's Palaco of Fine Arts Theater Ford's efforts, however, were not successful as he and running mate Sen Robert Dole lost the November general election to Carter and his running mate. Sen. Walter Mondalc. 7 13 76 AFTER KEYNOTE SPEECH — Barbara Jordan. U.S. representative from Texas, acknowledges plaudits of the Democratic National Convention after delivering one of the keynote speeches during the convention. 11 11 76 CALDER DIES — Alexander Calder. one of the most influential sculptors and artists of the 20th Century and the originator of mobiles, died in New York. He is shown working on his tribute to the nation's Bicentennial celebration. S7 7. 6. 10 20 76 CAPSIZED FERRY — A would- be rescuer carefully walks the hull of the ferry George Prince after it collided with a tanker and sank in the Mississippi River at Luling. La. Twenty survivors were pulled from the river and 50 persons are reported missing. 7. 1 29 76 NEW DELHI, INDIA — Prime Minister Indira Gandhi does a folk dance with a troupe from Mizoram in northeastern India. The dance was part of the annual Republic Day celebrations marking the anniversary of the 1950 constitution. 8. 12 8 76 STAMPEDE! — A terrified crowd panics and runs to escape from the awesome 40-foot monster. King Kong, after he breaks out of the cage in which he was being exhibited. Filming of Dino de Laur-entii l re-make of King Kong concluded recently in Hollywood, with release of the movie scheduled for Christmas time. 9. 4 2 76 TOKYO — Former Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka holds a microphone as he addresses a meeting of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party members. He said he had no connection whatsoever with the Lockheed payoff scandal. 10. 9 8 76 UP GOES THE RUNNING FENCE — Motorists zip along Highway 101 (in foreground) as workers put up a section of artist Christo's running fence north of Petaluma. Calif. The 18-foot high nylon fence will stretch over 24 miles of rolling hills and farms to the Pacific Ocean. 11. 7 4 76 RAID RESCUES PASSENGERS — Hundreds of relatives and well-wishers came to Ben-Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv to celebrate the return of hijacked Air France passengers rescued in a night raid on Uganda. 12. 2 13 76 HAMILL TRIUMPH — Darkhaired American skater Dorothy Hamill. of Riverside. Conn., gives a dazzling four minute performance in the women's figure skating event of the 12th Winter Olympic Games in Innsbruck. Ms. Hamill went on to win the gold medal with a near perfect score.