Mora High School - Mustang Yearbook (Mora, MN)

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nm , n S ,z if or A A ' - f ef si ??mf 'H L2,i SENIORS WHO HAVE ATTENDED MORA SCHOOLS 12 YEARS Row 1: Rae Luiten, Verdell Krinke, Becky Gotfredson, Loretta Rogne, Irene Johnstone. Row 2: Cyril Haeg, Louise Altman, Christina Maier, Bill Griffith. f ii 17

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NANCY LINGLE HAdmired by all who know her.n Junior Choir lg Band lg Declam lg Library Club 2,5. LOIS AHHSTHONG HLOH HMarks, not men, have been her aim.H CAP l,2g Library Club l,2,5. MAVIS CARLSON HGreatness lies in silence.u GAA l,2,5g Library Club 5,45 Carew Staff 5,43 Mirror Staff 4. HATTIE PAVEL uShe who Will, can.H GAA l,23 FHA 4. CHARLES SPAR HSparkyH nl want a girl, just any girlu Senior Choir 55 Junior Class Play 5. WAYNE DRIVER HI don't preach, why should I practice.H JACK HARXAN Hwaldorf here I come, right back where I started from.H Baseball 4, Transfer Student Waldorf, Minnesota 4. I6 CLASS COLORS: SILVER AND GREEN CLASS FLOWER: YELLOW ROSE CLASS MOTTO: TONIGHT WE LAUNCH, WHERE SHALL WE ANCHOR! VALEDICTORIAN RAE LUITEN SALUTATORIAN: SUE SJOQUIST

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ff ' II THE DATE -- 1965. THE PLACE -- A USED CAR LOT. I JUST HAPPENED TO WANDER INTO THE LOT WITH NO SPECIAL PURPOSE IN MIND WHEN ALL OF A SUDDEN I THOUGHT OF THE IDEA OF LOOKING AT SOME ANTIQUES. WAY BACK AT THE REAR OF THE LOT I SPIED ONE. CAUTIOUSLY, I MADE MY WAY TOWARD IT. THE CLOSER I GOT TO IT, THE MORE FAMILIAR IT LOOKED. AND THEN IT HIT ME. NO, NOT THE CAR3 THE RECOLLECTION. THIS WAS MICKEY GRAHEK'S OLD 1956 FORD. AS I STOOD THERE LOOKING OVER THE OLD WRECK, I BEGAN TO RECALL ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1955 AND WHAT THEY ARE DOING NOW, IN THIS YEAR 1965 A.D. Shirle Fuerstenber is well known in the fashion world. She travels from state to s ate wi er show HFuerstenberg's Firsts in Fashion.n Her head model is Betty Burk. Pete Hovland has retired and is living on the income from his oil wells. As a Ho55y he collects old calendars. The currently popular vocal trio, known as NThe High C'sN, is made up of Mavis Carlson, Helen Christiansen, and Neola Cutler. Marion Cooper is the owner and operator of 'WInnIe's Garment Shopn. The name has Been changed to HSmoky's Sport Shopu. If you pass the shop around 9:OO A.M. on Saturday you might see Gar Martens, the garbage collector, stopping to pick up old boxes and have a t e c ata The first flight around the world in a flying saucer was recently completed by Jerr Dennewith. He left a trail of toothpicks. Ro er a e er s e owner of a television repair shop. For some strange reason ere s one make he won't work on. Turn on your television set around 2:00 P.M. some afternoon and youfll probably see Norma Talle on her program, nTalley-hon. She tells the kiddies stories at the EegInnIng of the show and James and Sharen Neumann fill in the remaining time with their nMerry Marionettes'. Robert Miller, that famous sculptor, is currently in the Black Hills engraving into the rocks the letters J A N. Louise Altman and Lois Kahle are the proud owners of a roller skating rink. They devote every Wednesday night to teaching men between the ages of 20-50 how to skate. I The author of that new book, NHow to Slide Through Schooln or nBy the Skin of My Teethn is Daniel Wilkens. Philip Cook has Become a famous cowboy star. Some critics say it's because of his Horse, Radish. Women have really come into their own. Marlene Krumrei recently organized the first women's football team in Kanabec County. 3anelle.Krinke plays quarter- -back. Evel Kopp and Micke Grahek have gone into business together. They operate a use car lo -- wi a wrecking service on the side. Albert Foust has become a school janitor. He can't stand it to be away from Miss Siem. Philip Ellingson is now a Ford tractor salesman. His motto is nYou can pay more, But WHO wants to?N Ruth Moore is playing drums for Corrine Seonbuchner's nScintillating Sixn. The Band is currently playing at HHaeg7s Ham5urger Heavenn. Cyril is really raking in the dough. . I8