Mondovi High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mondovi, WI)

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ROW 1: Mrs. Schroeder, M. Ringger, V. Anderson, C. Ede, J. Folkedahl, D. Kramschuster, A. Haugland, E. Degand, N. Kisselburg ROW 2: B. Schneider, B. Wright, J. Hamilton, L. Hagness, B. Elkinton, B. Lee, K. Rieck, M. Anderson, J. Klopp ROW 3: C. Buchsteiner, C. Morey, P. Fedie, J. LaDuke, D. Deutscher, R. Werner, M. Rieck, S. Johnston, V. Goss ROW 4: P. Johnson, B. Hagness, G. Sindelaix, M. Tanner, K. Schultz, C. Poeschel, D. Wilkinson, D. Johnson, D. Peterson ROW 5: L. Scharf, Y. Sandberg, L. Duncanson, L. Soholt, L. Duncanson, B. Lee, J. Ruts-chow, N. Glanzman, K. Olbert Forensics Debate ROW 1: J. Eide, V. Anderson, M. Ringger ROW 2: M. Bauer, M. Larson, M. Werner, C. Hagness, D. Lightfoot, D. Wilkinson ROW 3: J. Hamilton, K. Schultz, E. Olson, Mr. Herrell, L. Duncanson, G. Sindelair

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 66 Foreign Student Tour Liz at School Elisabeth Degand flew to the United States from Frankfurt, Germany. Upon her arrival in New York, Liz came by bus to Mondovi on September 7. Elisabeth touched the hearts of all MHS students. She was elected to the '65 Homecoming court, and toured Greenlake with the seniors at the state convention of the Student Council. Liz also participated in the forensics contest. During the winter, she went skiing several times at Indian Head, Telemark, and Hardscrable. After graduation Liz will remain in Mondovi for two weeks. Following her short vacation, she will participate in a three week tour of the USA. After listening to President Johnson in Washington, Liz will board a ship for a ten day cruise and arrive back home.

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ROW 1: MissKlatt, J Alleman, S Christopherson, J Hamilton, N Glanzman, B Steinke, L Parker, J Serum, J Heike. ROW 2: D Odegard, S Kohlman, M Segerstrum, S Hollister, K Berger, J Serum, J Alleman, S Seger-strum, L Marten ROW 3: S Berger, P Wood, S Heike, L Weiss, A Zierl, G Forthun, S Austin, K Everson ROW 4: S Ottinger, G Rieck, S Amidon, B Tiegs, L Gehrke, Y Sandberg, J Dale, L Halverson ROW 5: D Halvorsen, N Larson, L Johnson, N Franzwa, G Timm, F Gehrke, L Soholt F.H.A. Toward New Horizons - that is the motto of the Future Homemakers of America, an organization designed to help young girls all over America improve themselves spiritually, morally, physically, and mentally through personal, family, and community living. The Mondovi Chapter of the F. H. A. has fifty members. One way to reach set goals is by working for degrees; Junior, Chapter, and State. The Junior Degree is achieved by filling out a booklet with information about things you have done or improved in your family. Is is also concerned with improving yourself. The Chapter Degree is concerned with work in the family and your own local F. H. A. Chapter. Finally, the State Degree deals with your work in your home, your local chapter and your community to help better and improve them. Goals can also be obtained by participating in bake sales or candy sales, and F.H.A. -functions such as dances, parties, floats, and skits. OFFICERS J Serum, V Pres; L Parker, Pres; J Heike, Treas: J Hamilton: J Alleman, Sec; B Steinke, S Christopherson; N Glanzman 15