Mora High School - Mustang Yearbook (Mora, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1972 volume:

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Row 3: Sheryl Pearson, Bob Nehring, Tom O'Brien, Barb Anderson, Debbie Pearson, Wayne Talley, Wendv Groth. Julie Sublet, Debbie Rypkema. Not Pictured: William J. C. Parent II By virtue of the authority vested in us, we order you to .read the enl i re summer fun at '‘mom's” Come on Tommy, do your FOOL. 14 Declam students left the school parking lot at 6 a. m. on June 9, 1971 and anxiously, if rather sleepily, awaited the sight of mom's cabin. By 8:10, the girls were piling out of the faithful VW and 3 scrunched up guys fell out of Miss Sertichs' hot car. A rescue, running through the sugar house, yelling for mom, and hiding Tommy's clothes made the time fly until 8:10 came, then the return trip started back home. What's so funny, Gill? mustangs are “fan”-tastic crowds can have friends! Find a friend in a crowd, Let him know you are around, Let him sign on the page reserved for a friend! t 7 Ardy Jack I still can't figure out how got so much hair! 8 Mick come Tiny's Henry Gary Kevin Groyb Saab Hawkeye King Ning 9 Zort Coaches: (L to R) Mr. Baker, Mr. Hellzen, Mr. Kaddatz, and Mr. Deis. Thanks for the great season!!! Glen — Our Football Players sporty shots football spirit boosters! tv-no L! l 7! 'T B Team Homecoming '71, a fan- tastic year, with the MUS- TANG football team win- ning its first homecoming game in 13 years. They also had the best season they had had for many years. Thanks for the fine job, boys. Hey! ! What's so funny? I can't get this stupid chair off my back Help! ! Come on you guys, settle down so we can get this picture over with!!! Dance, anyone? Well, how do you like it? scenes from “good old” mhs girl’s basketball Mora women have been liberated by its girl's basketball team. The team defeated Elk River, Cambridge, and Foley. They lost to Princeton, Sauk Rapids, and Braham, leaving them with a 3-3 record for the season. Right on, girls!! Back Row: (L-R) Debbie Robillard, Judy Lutz, Rhonda Rippentrop, Julie Sublet, Holly Nordenstrom. Front Row: Sue Fitzsimmons, Kathy Felland, Cheryl Brandle, Darleen Dee, Laura Sorenson, Mrs. Lein. ’ 22 1st Row- J. Hellzen, K. Neitzel, S. Schultz, B. Kraweicki, B. Olien. 2nd Row- J. Wahl, B. Olson, J. Stromback, J. Krogh, S. Williams, B. Zellman. 3rd Row- Mr. Sandy-coach, R. Graves, J. DeWitt, J. Jenson, D. Kadlec, B. Anderson, R. Lillienthal Row 1-J. Peterson, K. Whiteford, J. Pearson, D. Dee, M. Munroe. Row 2- C. Humphrey, D. Anderson, D. Fratzke-mgr., D. Douglas, R. Elstad Row 1- B. Dickinson, J. Allman, G. Dewitt, B. Oehrlein, D. Fumstahl, Row 2- K. Boyd- mgr., B. Bucholz, K. Fore, T. O'Brien, A. Sundstrom, K. Raines-mgr., Mr. Gilbert- coach Mr. Gilbert coached the 9th grade basket- ball team to 6 wins and 5 losses. The teams' high scorers were Doug Furnstahl and Greg Dewitt, both with 126 points. Jeff Akkerman boosted the team with 89 rebounds. The team averaged 48.5 points per game while keeping the visitors' average down to 38.8 points per game. Whenever help was needed, the second string was one of the best in the con- ference. They usually beat out the visi- tors' second string by a good margin. The 8th grade team went in for 4 victo- ries, and received 7 losses. The 7th grade team had the best season of all, with 9 wins and only 2 losses. We hope this is an indication of a great roundball team in the future! 23 basketball seniors Capt. Senior Craig Oz Senior Bruce Andy babes in blue c T E A M C H E E R L B A D E R S P E P P Y P O M P O N S Top Row: Debbie Grace, Tami Anderson Bottom Row: Nancy Lutz, Dorreen Kastenbaur, Naomi Skaggs, Carla Smith Left to Right: Diane Broehl, Wendy Groth, Linda Boyer, Karen Eastlund, Debbie Nelson, Jodi Ardner, Mary Wicklund, Betty Ann Gall, Mary Nordstrom, Julie Altman Back Row: Mary Wicklund, Linda Boyer, Jodi Ardner, Wendy Groth, Betty Ann Gall Front Row: Julie Altman, Diane Broehl, Karen Eastlund, Debbie Nelson, Mary Nordstrom (L to R) Jane Lutz, Grace Saboe, Cindy Barnes, Patti Oslin, Barb Olson. A T E A M B A B E S I Back Row: Nancy Oien, Barb Peterson, Cheryl Brandi Front Row: Pam Olson, Pam Pearson, Kathy Krone T E A M B A B Y B L U E S P O M P 0 N G 1 R L S wrestling is revived!! Row Is (Left to Right) Ron Fishuick, Dave Stolasa, Ken Fishwick, Paul Claus, Rick Douglas, Tom Hoffman, Jim Murphy. Row 2: Mr. Jim Anderson (coach) Kim Smith, Jack Nelson, Glen Skramstad, Henry Nelson, Keith Raivo. G Mr. John Paulson (coach). NOTICE: Kim Smith- Mr. Anderson is out to get you. Tommy in action after one of the wrestling practices. Tom was out for 3 weeks because of a health problem. wrestling spirit boosters! Sue, Sandy, Nancy, Millie The Mustangs, Laura, Debbie, S Charolette. Millie The Mustang '72 was Luanne Bryant super sports one-act gets a trophy!! A young boy who has done something wrong, although we never find out what it was, gets lectured by his parents and relatives. They try to shame him into confessing that he had done it, but eventually they give up and leave the room. A sudden blackout finds the boy hanging himself. Doesn't it sound familiar? This was our one-act play, No Why. It was performed for the student body on Jan. 14, and at the Sub-District contest the 22. For the second straight year they won at Sub-District. They went on to get 2nd at District. Jim Petey Gilbertson was selected the best supporting actor. The cast was: Jim Gilbertson, Roger Nieboer, Les Johnson, Linda Hushagen, Kandy Hanson, Bill Parent, Jeff Bertilson, Gill Strand, Lynn Rudser, Student Director: Mary Nordstrom, Director; Mr. Reiver, and set designed by Mrs. Reiver. gay 90’s — the good old days 30 how to succeed??? mhs “sluggers” '72 baseball 34 sr. high track track is terrifici r jr. high track Mora gets a goal! hockey-non-school sport.. . Who lost their stick? in remerberance of the class rabies. I, TERRY ANDERSON, bequeath the back seat of my car to Bill Parent. I, MARY ANN SAYVATZKY, bequeath my locker on first floor to any seventh grader who is small enough to get between the people to find it. I, JANIE MATHEWS, bequeath talk-time with Mr. Lorence to the juniors who get caught at everything like I did. I, REID HENDERSHOT, bequeath all the good times I never had in school to any sophomore guy that hasn't had r« (Rough and ready! ) I, BEV JOHNSON, bequeath the year 2000 to Wayne (Nute) Rolstad. I, CARY BROEHL, bequeath weight set to Mr. Mills. I, MARY JOHNSON, bequeath my braces to anybody who likes to smile. I, DAVE ZORTMAN, bequeath all my penalties in football to Dan Nauman. I, BETTY CALL, bequeath my storytelling and jokes at Pom Pon practice (Dr. Phibes) to Jodi Ardner. 1, VAL CASTELLANO, bequeath George L. bus rides to Margo Kopp and Donna Helmbrecht. I, SANDY DOUGLAS, bequeath the Student Council Presidency to someone who likes grinding in the mud. and the blood, and the Gill Strands. I, DAVID SALMONSON, bequeath my immaculate Honda to any guy man enough to handle it! We, DAVE SALMONSON, REID HENDERSHOT, AND RANDY STROM, respectively, bequeath our superb Ability to play our French horns to Kim Smith and Dave Nikodym. I, KATHY DRESSEL, bequeath my newly acquired title of Little Miss Essay (from Mr. Revier) to Diane Broehl. WE, DENISE KADLEC AND KATHY DRESSEL, bequeath our professional soda jerk abilities to Leighton Wilkening. I, CALVIN NELSON, bequeath my long hair to Mr. Lorence. I, DEBBIE BUTENHOFF, bequeath all the empty wine bottles under my kitchen sink to Lynne Ponto. I, KEN OSTENSON, bequeath the razor I bought to Mr. Fomess. I, RENEE SUNDBERC, bequeath my car and my parking place to the noon hour nickies. I, BOB NEHRINC, bequeath my official Ning balls and their many patents to the worms of Mora Country Club (may thev rest in peace.) 77 I, GRACE SABOE, bequeath all my objectives to any junior who has Mr. Fomess for English next year. WE, WEND ALLMAN AND BARB ANDERSON, bequeath our driving talents, hard earned grades, and the remainder of our cherry tornatos (for locker fights) to our brothers Gary and Vin. WE, SANDFLA HINTZ AND KANDY HANSON, bequeath our playing band hats and rotting band shoes to Chuck Cole and Chuckie Johnson. WE, THE PHYSICS CLASS OF '72, bequeath our fourth period party hour to any nine juniors who will sit with Mr. Kaufert for one year. WE, JOHN AHLGREN AND KEITH RAIVO, bequeath 97 extra beer cans (as a start toward a lockerful) to Tom Hoffman. WE, CINDY BARNES AND LINDA HUSHAGEN, bequeath Jeannie Gillespie and the art of climbing out of air vents on choir tour to any new choir member. WE, LES JOHNSON AND LINDA HUSHAGEN, bequeath the I-Act plays to Petey, Gill, Bill, Lynn, Jeff, and Roger (who lost it for us). ’ ’ WE, AL STARK AND JIM BRYANT, bequeath the partnership pool table duffs at Irish Inn to any junior capable in doing To Steve, Sterling C., B.J. and Tommy, all my 'brothers'- like no others I, Barb Anderson, bequeath a bit of my poetic speech. To 'my' seventh grade, my last request take good care of my 'pony express'. Ve DA ID ZORTMAN AND KIM FAGERSTROM, bequeath to Mr. Baker our permission to him to give next year's football boys all the crabs and up-downs, he wishes to keep the spirits up. We, SAAB AND NING, bequeath our voices to the 1972 Football boys and coaching staff with our best wishes. , BRAD ARDNER, BOB NEHRING, AND TOM PETERSON, charter members of the RATS, bequeath one very slightly used we're No. 1 sign, one hacked cowbell, and 30 feet of rope to Jim Gilbertson and Ron Fagerstrom. I, WENDY GROTH, bequeath one red dress to Mr. Baker and Mr. Deis. I, KEITH RAIVO, bequeath my wrealing leotards (which shrink after every wash) to the next heavy weight (may you get them on without help.) 7 0 I, CRAIG OS LIN, bequeath 3 bags of sunflower shells to Greg Hoffman and Pat Munro. MIKE CHAMBERLAIN, bequeath my corner (by my locker) to Gill Strand who thinks he's quite the womans' man. LINDA HUSHAGEN, bequeath 6 mile walks at 3 am to Jeannie Gillespie. DON EMMONS, bequeath my chess expertees to Mr. Sahlstrom. CINDY BARNES, bequeath the ability to run off cute little dittos for stationary to Kris Lindblom. KEN OESTREICH, bequeath my absentee slips to Tyrone Hendershot. I, DAVE LHOTKA, bequeath my driving ability to my cousin Sherrie Pearson. I, HENRY NELSON, bequeath the care of my father to Paul. I, DAVE HAWKINS, bequeath my football kicking shoes to the Mork twins. I, JOHN GREEN AHLGREN, bequeath my attitude toward running in track practice to Tommy Hoffman. I, AL STARK, bequeath my championship belts and Bockwinkle in Vem's room to Dan the rookie. I, LORY DUBBELS, bequeath my inability to bequeath my ability to anyone who can decipher this, and get it right. I, MARY WICKLUND, bequeath my loud laughter to Nancy Blake (who doesn't really need any help anyway). WE, PATTY COLE, PAITI OSLIN, AND PATTY BERGSTADT, bequeath first hour and all our inner most secrets to Mr. Saari. 38 of ’72 - we leave our will WE JANET BOLEN AND PATTY BERCSTADT, bequeath Friday nights till 9 to Wayne Strandlund, Kevin Fore, Phyl Bergstadt, and Jill Ketter. WE LINDA BOYER AND PATTY BERGSTADT, bequeath a dozen pens, a pencil for footing, some No-Doz and a bottle of Excedrin to next year's bookkeeping class. (No offense John!) WE, THE SENIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS (Grace, Patti, Jane and Cindy), bequeath that little spark of fire, Big B to the 9 new varsity cheerleaders. WE BETSY BERTILSON, DEBBIE BUTENHOFF, AND RENEE SUNDBERG bequeath all our forged excuses to Mr. Lorence. WE BEV JOHNSON, BEV WALLACE, AND JANIE MATHEWS, bequeath Ralph and Huey O'Rorck to Kreb and Deb. I BETTY FUCHS, bequeath my position as the only girl in Physics (and my sympathies) to Julie Sublet. I TIM McNEILLY, bequeath my war tom locker (No. 80) to Ted Bergin. I KATHY STRANDLUND, bequeath Mr. Forness to anyone with a personality that clashes with his. I TOM BERRY, bequeath my musical talent to anyone that doesn't know a thing about music. I BETSY BERTILSON, bequeath my one and only skirt to Nancy Stewart. I WENDY ALLMAN, bequeath Mr. Forness and one frustrated, over-worked mind to next year's creative writing class. 1 JOYCE BECKER, bequeath my ability to pass the drivers test with a high score of 93 the FIRST time to Margie Johnson. I RANDY LEWIS, bequeath my patriotic Rambler to anyone who can keep it running. I BONNIE SCHULZ, bequeath all my intelligence to Mr. Mills, so that he can get all his work done. I DOUG DELONG, bequeath our beloved principal Bob to the entire junior class in hopes that they might be more worthy of his outstanding administrative abilities that my class failed so miserably to appreciate. I MARLA KOHNER, bequeath my place in German II to anyone who wants to see der Esel. We, KD., DK., MK., LB., JC., WA., VD., BF., bequeath the first floor gab can (by the lunchroom) to Debbie Roeschlein, Diane Broehl, and Lori Carda. 1 BRAD GOLDSMITH, bequeath my favorite parking space across from the school to Les Runquist. I SCOTT STROMBACK, bequeath my 1 1 2' by 1 1 2 ' square of space on the Mora Mustang Basketball team's bench to anyone who digs a good view of the game. I, LARRY BROCKNER, bequeath all my water guns to Howard VariVleet so they won't go unused. I PAM TIPP, bequeath my bed in the nurses office to anyone that can't hack English Lit. I, RITA MAGNUSON, bequeath my ability to keep my opinions to myself to avoid an argument to anyone who can fume in silence. . . . I, NANCY NELSON, bequeath my ink pen that I dropped from the magazine room window on third floor to anyone that can find it. , , i We, LYNN PETERSON AND NANCY NELSON, bequeath our ability to read shelves in the library to anyone that knows Dewey and his decimal systems better than we do. I, LYNN PETERSON, bequeath my title the Sun in German II class to any German II student that thinks they can keep smiling all hour. . , I, LEEANNE BROCKNER, bequeath my office cadet job fifth hour to anyone who can put up a good argument with Mr. Lorence and Mr. Lacher. , . , I, BOB GOTFREDSON, bequeath my feelings toward Mora High School to any Russian who wants to attend and teel at I, I, BEV WALLACE, bequeath student directing the production to Mr. Revier and Mr. Lester, (they need the experience). , PATTY BERGSTADT, bequeath my book on The Tactics of a Loose Woman to Mr. Saari. I) DALE TUMA, bequeath my nickname Rosie to Rose Krube. I, MARCIA NEITZEL, bequeath my brown bowl with the screen in it to Weiner and Nancy Stewart. lf SUZIE 'WONG' LOOSE, bequeath all my sneeky trips to Anoka, to anyone who wants to go there! I JANICE HAWKINS, bequeath to anyone who wants to take on the job of taking care of Rick Eggert. We, SANDY DOUGLAS AND MARY WICKLUND, bequeath to any other quick-change artists the privilege of changing skirts in Mr. Kaufert's computor class. , _OQ no I, CINDY BARNES, bequeath the honor of being a cheerleader for five years to anyone who wants to jump 1 times in the air, to pull muscles from doing the splits, and to break out in a rash at every single cheerleading try-out We, DEBBIE RYPKEMA AND JANICE HAWKINS, bequeath to Barb Olson, Kreb Udean, and Tom Hoffman the headaches that occur in trying to meet deadlines when putting out the yearbook. We, WENDY GROTH AND PATTY BERGSTADT, bequeath anything they want, to Bruce Rypkema and Jim Gilbertson. We, THE WOMEN OF W.O.P.A., bequeath Marshmallow Creme, the lips, drag strip driving, horse killing and deer shining, boy collecting on Main street, the ability to comfortably fit 12 men and women in a car, moonlight skating, back roads and boonies, the swinging bridge, the Birthday game, and TREATS! to the 'Women' of the junior class. Have fun! (We did)! .. We, KEITH RAIVO AND JOHN AHLGREN, bequeath our annual ice-breaking canoe trip down the Snake River to MiKe Gorham and Brain Raivo. I, BRAD ARDNER, bequeath my zipper, (scar) to Craig Schultz and hope the same thing happens to him. I, TOM PETERSON, bequeath the key's to Baker's bomb to any Phy Ed. cadet who can spend five weeks.putting up Basketball posters uptown. WE, O.P.A., bequeath our squadron of F-lll phantom jets, our Mora Lake fleet of three heavy cruisers and two powered carriers, fifteen tanks and all other miscellaneous equipment to Naumno, Kevno, and Jimno. I, BOB MATTSON, bequeath the shop back to Mr. Jones and Mr. Harrison. 39 can you tell what you’ll be BRAD ARDNER will take over Burt Reynolds fold in the fold of Cosmopolitan. CINDY BARNES will move to Duluth and watch Scotty grow. JOYCE BECKER will become a fashion merchandiser and put the PRICE on mannquins. PATTY BERGSTADT will open a How to store and only hire men employees. TOM BERRY will be performing on Amateur Hour by playing his trombone in a one-man band. aftemwisRT,LSON originat:e a hot Pants bouti lue for those hot, muggy days, cold, wintry, nights, dark foggy JANET BOLEN will write smut fortunes for Wong's Chinese Fortune Cookies, Inc. LINDA 'GEORGE' BOYER will record more albums than Benny Goodman. IARRY BROCKNER will ingeniously use his mechanical skill to invent a no hands bottle opener. LEEANNE BROCKNER will drive the Playtex Company out of business by creating her own new line. DAVID CRABTREE will be a lifetime owner of a boutique called Sunshine, Lollipops, and Rainbows. GARY BROEHL will drop his interests in bikes, snowmobiles and Ag and become interested in wine, women, and eood JIM 'GROYB' BRYANT will be playing quarterback for Quamba Tech (which he will own) nrnn?c be rivinS bis orange Valient and seeing how many more times he can blow up his engine. DEBBIE BUTENHOFF will be authoress of a book entitled 1,000 Ways to Feed, Clothe and Please Larry. JOANNE CARLSON will open up a restaurant called the Coffee Cup across the highway from The Mug. RONALD CARLSON will speak to the nation on How to Evade Daddy at Noon Hour. VAL CASTELLANO will own a bargain spot called Cost-a-Little. will still be beating around town trying to find a purple car on Friday and Saturday nights. VICKI DALBEY will be the main singer at graduations singing Hallelujah. DOUG DELONG will have an open-issue debate with the next women president. SANDY DOUGLAS will open up a charm school for queens. x i?v rVrc LS bc cc tor of the DQ Daily, the most radical underground newspaper ever published. seamtress will marry a so n' so because she knows how to sew as the seam will go. DON EMMONS will use his karate experiences on Air Force Generals and demolish his Ford. will,be Sang leader of Hell's Angels and yet still maintain his position at Mobile. KEN FISHWICK will improve the current H.S. Salt Fish and Chips Chain with Fishwiches. BETTY FUCHS will still be protecting Dobber from Deb and Barb. BRAD GOLDSM H will own the Minneapolis All-Cuts Barber Shop and be his own best customer. WENDY GROTH will open up a Maidenform factory for sexy secretaries. a. lf J°HNSON wiU °Pen a new Black Jack and Hearts Gambling Casino in Las Vegas. DAVE HAWKINS will give lessons imitating Galloping Gormet on how to prepare Freddies' Food. JANICE HAWKINS will publish a hard cover Cosmopolitain featuring Brad. GORDIE HEITKE will develope a motorcycle which will be operated on pure energy. REID HENDERSHOT will win an Oscar for his performance in Ragtime Boogie. SANDY HINTZ (nurse) will be the head nurse on the new General Hospital T.V. series. LINDA HUSHAGEN will own and operate the World Wide Wicket Dance School for a Wider World. JOHN INGEBRAND (cars) will go to school to become a decorator for cars and will be well known for the invention of a couch-a-seat. DIANE JENSEN will be a high fashion model for Sports Illustrated. BEV JOHNSON AND JANIE MATHEWS will have opened up a liquor store called What Cheer! MARK JOHNSON will appear regularly on Saturday afternoon on Bowling Championship. MARY JOHNSON will have her stories published in the Literary Guild Magazine. DENISE KADLEC will still be proving that blondes have more fun. JOY KAPINOS will open a year-round resort called Lucky Strike for kids under 18. JERRY KAWALEK will be living in Australia with the Kawalek bear, (kawala bears) JAMIE KELLER will have a special bus line to and from Wisconsin. No questions asked! STEVE KERR will be named drummer of the year (in Constantinople). DANA KLINE will take over the position of the Hour after Hour man running five miles a day. n xJr NSEN wiU be VOted PePPiestM of her graduate class of bar tending at the University of Wisconsin. BRENDA KNOX will have her own night club act at Bud and Corky's on Knife Lake. MARLA KOHNER will be the leader of the protest marches on the U of M campus. -j1? open up a Montgomery Wards boutique which will feature blue jeans, body shirts, and jean jackets. RAND 1 LEWIS will be pumping gas for Lewis's 99 gas station. DAVE LHOTKA AND KATHY DRESSEL will have the Lhotka-Dressel Drug Store, and sell only snack items. JANE LUTZ, with her experience from Girls Stater, will run for Governor of Minnesota. PAM LYNCH will invent a new color of red lipstick with a strawberry taste. 40 doing in the future — we did! JACK NELSON will join the Como Park Zoo staff and wrestle alligators. He will never lose one match to an alligator, but watch out, girls, when he's off work. NANCY NELSON will develope a new brand of horses which she raised for the Kentucky Derby. DICK AND LEE NORLING will invent a new brand of liquor called the Norling Brothers. NANCY NYQUIST will keep burning like a candle in the Rain. (Malanie) KEN OESTREICH will invent a new type of corn flakes and call them corny flakes. CRAIG OSLIN will break all traditional barriers when he joins the Harlem Globetrotters. RANDY STROM will be the Sound Effects man for Walt Disney Productions. SCOTT STROMBECK will discover a bird and name it after himself - Dork the DoDo. RENEE SUNDBERG will be a new playmate of the in Playboys centerfold. PAM TIPP will top the previous tip on how to how to topple a top while its spinning on its top. STEVE TRUPE will have trapped more women by the leg than any fur-bearing animal. DALE TUMA, Snow King, Rowz, will defeat Burger King's Whoppers with his only Snow Queen. DAN REYNOLDS will become an expert on sociology - which includes the subculture of the female species. DALE ROESCHLEIN will write a book How to Talk Youe Way Out Of Class. It will be on the Best Sellar List. DEBBIE RYPKEMA will be in a gab institute. The doctors will be trying to figure out how to stop Debbie's chatter. GRACE SABOE will be the modifyer of the new Pearsons Candy Treats. Such treats will include nut rolls, candy kisses and other sweets. DAVE SALMONSON will be challenging Evel Knievels dream of jumping the Grand Canyon. MARY SAWATZKY will operate her own Moonshine Villa for all ages who can take it. RITA MAGNUSON will rent roads for lovers to use before and after work and during coffee breaks. LOIS PETERSON will open a bar-and-grill and call it Lois' Martinis. BOB MATTSON will drink Grain Belt Brewery's out of business. TIM McNEILLY AND HENRY NELSON will map the Ogilvie Roads, (leaving out the main street.) JUNE MITCHELL will continue being the hard, but innocent women. ROBERT NEHRING will manufacture official Ning Golf Balls. MARCIA NEITZEL will invent a painless hichey-remover and run the turtle-neck sweater manufacturers out of business. CALVIN NELSON will be on record for missing more days on the job than there are on the calendar. HENRY NELSON will become chief proprietor of the Hardware Hank Store in Ogilvie after having become familiar with the territory. TERRY ANDERSON will open up a weekend caravan to Wisconsin to provide the necessary necessities of life. RANDY VAN VLEET will be the only member of Hells Angels with an earring. BEV WALLACE AND SUZIE LOOSE will move to Anoka and live happily ever after. MARY WICKLUND will become the star of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra with her production of The Skriek. DAVE ZORTMAN'S favorite topic of conversation will be White Rockes. JOHN AHLGREN will be Executive Maintenance Engineer of Jolly GREEN Giant Incorporated, Inc., and Inc. WENDY ALLMAN AND DAVE OSLIN will open up Wendy's and Dave's Vuper-Salue. PATTI OSLIN will write a book entitled, How I Overcame My Shyness With Boys! KEN OSTENSON will become Secretary of the Agriculture under President Thoreson. STEVE OSTROWSKI will invent a new lotion which is guaranteed to grow hair anywhere on your body. RAMONA OTTESON will write a book entitled, How To Be The Life Of The Party. GARRY OSTERDYK will play defensive tackle for the Quamba Qualities and be the Key player in the Superbowl. KEVIN OSTMAN will market an ecology minded rubber beer can so that when you throw them out, they bounce back into the car. MIKE PARENT will own the biggest barber shop in San Francisco. GREG PETERSON will invent a machine that punches lunch tickets automatically. KEVIN PETERSON will join the army and open up a restaurant called K.P's (his initials) LYNN PETERSON will join the cast of Hazel and become one of the happy Sunshine girls. TOM PETERSON graduated to become the manager of the Vancouver Cancukes farm club. KEITH RAIVO will be the chief bouncer at Tiny's Bar and Grill. BARB ANDERSON will be named poet of the year after publishing the title The Relationship of Horsehooves to Asphalt. BRUCE ANDERSON will manufacture a mod line of Raggedy Andy dolls that sing and dance to the tune of Jungle Fever and will be called Andy's Dandies. GLEN SKRAMSTAD will be the American entrant for the pole vault in the '74 Olympics. AL STARK will begin a T.V. series on 20 Ways to Throw a Beer Bottle Pass in Two Seconds of Less. KATHY STRANDLUND will give helpful hints to Raquel Welch and discover hidden talents. BONNIE SCHULZ will become so depressed after receiving an A - in trivalnuclearpsycomistry in college that she'll drop out. MARK SELINE will follow his fathers footsteps and become Postmaster General of the U.S. BOB GOTFREDSON will own the Boybers Sport Shop which only carries things for sportswomen not men. MIKE CHAMBERLAIN AND BETTY GALL will be the heads of a new pizza place called Mick G Betty's Little Italy. 41 mrs. revier, mustang advisor quill and scroll banquet held may 22 happenings at mhs New production agency? Tin soldiers? or what? skip day at cragun’s is great fun! 45 Class Clowns Beef and Dave Most Mischievous Marsh and Zort friends can be found in nutty ways! Friends can be friends in the wittiest ways. Find your nuttiest friend and have him sign in his wittiest way. 47 baccalaureate graduation Seems we just get started. . . Girls are ready! Gordy's trying to fly! end it all, just like that! And before you know it, comes the time we have to say Les gets award! good-bye! Mr. Idzerda Jane gets NHS pin. Ready? Mr. Gilbert All Graduated!! blackmail at mhs! Mr. Anderson gets birthday kiss from Sandy G Laura! faces. . .faces senior sun seekers. . . John Ahlgren Debbie Rypkema Brad Ardner Les Johnson Kim Fagerstrom Barb Anderson Henry Nelson Bev Wallace Larry Butenhoff Linda Boyer Jane Lutz Betty Fuchs Mike Parent Alan Stark Betty Gall Mike Chamberlain Debbie Butenhoff Reid Hendershot Nancy Nyquist ’72 is always ft m! Jack Nelson Pat Cole Terry Anderson Sandy Douglas Wendy Groth David Crabtree Bruce Anderson Mary Wicklund Lory Dubbels Dave Salmonson Jim Bryant Janet Bolen The superbest class of '72 won honors for snow sculptures two years in a row. Their '72, always one step ahead foot took second place dunng the first annual Sno Daze, and this year won by default, as no other class even attempted to do a snow sculpture. A few seniors got together one warm Feb. night after an afternoon of fluufy snowfall, and came up with a gigantic '72 carved out of the snowbank across from the office. It was the only creative gesture made by students this year except for a small beginning of a mound made by the sophomores. Broom ball tournaments showed the superiority of the seniors, as they defeated the freshman, and then the juniors for the championship. J 54 one step ahead Dale Roeschlein Sandy Hintz Randy Lewis Mary Johnson Joy Kapinos Suzie Loose Jerry Bull ford Ken Ostenson Senior guys added a new quality to homecoming activities this year. The male cheerleaders in weird attire, livened up the powder puff game with their inventive cheers. Eat 'em up, eat 'em up! Chew! Chew. became a favorite cheer that carried on through school sports during the year, Christmas brought the usual decoration of the halls, and the seniors deserved the first place award that they received. The angelic qualities of the MHS faculity were shown to all, as teachers were given robes and halos and were hung in the senior hall. They also proved themselves during their magazine drive, when, as juniors, they surpassed their goal and made a record sale of $5816.95. 55 ha ha we made it! Bob Nehring Rita Magnuson Brad Goldsmith Janice Hawkins Bonnie Schulz Randy Strom Dave Lhotka ■■ v3r Kathy Strandlund Denise Kadlec Dave Hawkins Dave Zortman Randy VanVleet Bev Johnson Jamie Keller Mary Sawatzky Bob Mattson Marla Kohner Tom Peterson Cindy Barnes June Mitchell Ron Carlson Larry Brockner Pat Bergstadt ■I class of ’72 has Ken Oestreich Bev Jensen Ramona Otteson Scott Strombeck Joanne Carlson Don Emmons Dana Kline Debbie Larson John Ingebrand Vicki Dalbey The class of '72 saw many firsts during their years at MHS. Among these unique happenings were the addition of an art department, live bands at dances, semester classes, Sno Daze, the decline and rebirth of homecoming festivies, German, Millie , faculty mustaches, dress code revisions, prom at Chanhassen the night before Baccalaureate, the Rats, winning the first homecoming game in 13 years, their own super-large bonfire, both class and school rings for juniors, wrestling, chef's class, Esau Day celebrations, the 45-15 and buses for town kids, girls athletics, a score board on the football field, computer programming, teachers' finals instead of state finals, milk m cartons, two homecoming dances, cross country teams, the MRC (Math Resource Center), girls' shop 58 seen many firsts! Kevin Peterson Diane Jensen Kevin Ostman Lynn Peterson Mary Elf strum Steve Trupe Cary Osterdyk Kathy Dressel Steve Kerr Linda Hushagen classes, a school nurse, antics of the ’’super '70 guys, moonlandings, curtains in the lunch room and the teachers' lounge, Dentine and Certs commercials instead of Doublemint commercials, the fall and rise of detention, the return of long hair, maxis and other such styles, a martian attack (to take all 14-18 year olds,) a wet formal as the highlight of their prom banquet, and the coming of many students and faculty members. The record size of 122 seniors selected four girls-Les Johnson, President; Kandy Hanson, Vice-President; Linda Boyer, Secretary; and Wendy Croth, Treasurer; as their officers for the '71-’72 school year. Graduation was held on June 1st, the first time in many years that graduation wasn't held in May, Renee Sundberg Lee Nor ling 59 “little seniors Glen Janet Dork Mary George Dave Wendy Debbie Marcia I Aa Grace Pam Bevie Marla Sandy Patti 12 year seniors Row 1: Tom Berry, Mary Johnson, Joy Kapinos, Ramona Otteson, Betty Gall, Mary Wicklund, Cindy Barnes, Sandy Hintz Row 2: Henry Nelson Steve Kerr, Gary Broehl, Bob Gotfredson, Debbie Larson, Bev Wallace, Nancy Nyquirt, Bev Johnson Barb Anderson, David Crabtree Row 3: Mark Johnson, Alan Stark, Marla Kohner, Dan Reynolds, Tom Peterson, Patty Bergstadt, Deb Rypkema, Laurie Dubbles, Janet Bolen, Mark Seline, Lee Anne Brockner, Tim McNeilly Row 4: Brad Goldsnuth, Dale Tuma, Scott Strombeck, Terry Anderson, Keith Ravio, Craig Oslin, Jane Lutz, Marcia Neitzel, Bob Nehnng, Dave Salmonson, Gordy Heitke, Diane Jensen, Jane Matthews, Kim Fagerstrom, Kevin Peterson i Kim Hegfers senior class officers Val Castellano Kandy Hanson, Les Johnson, Wendy Groth, Linda Boyer senior snaps they re learning a lot, but Julie Altman John Angstman Jodi Arder Craig Bachman Sterling Bacon Paulette Bankers Dale Barnick Robert Barr Nancy Blake Diane Broehl Laura Carta David Cassman Lois Christianson Peggy Dalbcig Jeanette Daley Alice Dec David Felland Bruce Fitzsimmons Debbie Foust Barb Fumstahl Jim Gilbertson Jeanne Gillespie Mark Coclzcr Mike Gorham Kevin Hallstrom Kristi Hallstrom David Harvey Bob Haugen Donna Hclmbrcck Tyrone Hendcrshot Kevin Hcrwig Tom Hoffman Terry Holms Robin Huro Mike Inglebrand Chuck Johnson Linda Johnson Marge Johnson Rita Johnson Ronnie Johnson Margie Johnstone LuAnn Kadclac Bob Kastenbauer Linda Kelly Jill Kcttcr Margo Koppc Rose Krubc Rick Kruse Kathy Lang Danny Lewis John Lewis Bob Lilienthal Kevin Lindgrcn Jim Lutz Kevin Mann Bruce Man Larry Mart Vicki Mathison Chuck Mattson Shcrwin Maurer Tom Moore Kevin Mork Kim Mork Jim Murphy school seems to interfere Barb Olson Kerry Olson Brian Orr Randy Osterdyk Doug Palermo Sheryl Pearson Roxanne Peterson Lynn Ponto Dan Naum an Debbie Nelson David Nikodym John Nor berg Don Norby Mary Nordstrom Jane Nor ling Debbie O'Brien Brian Ravio Mary Rich Rhonda Rippentrop Wayne Robtad Lcs Runquist Bruce Rypkcma Sally Sanders Craig Shultz Vicky Skaggs Jeff Skramstad Kathy Skramstad Kim Smith Laurie Sorenson Doug Stcgman Lanny Stcgman Nancy Stewart David Stilson David Stoklasa Gill Strand Wayne Strandland Barb Strom berg Wayne Talley Roxanne Tinklenberg Kari Udcan The Juniors effected the action in MHS quite efficiently as they made the broomball game the hardest fought broomball battle ever at MHS, moved the prom to Chanhassen, took the girls football game, and surpassed all records in the magazine drive. They also had very good participation in basketball, football, wrestling, track, crosscountry, golf, hockey, and baseball. The girls were active in cheerleading, pom pons, basket- ball, and other clubs. They also became the first Junior class to hold a homecoming dance in the all-purpose room. Like the class of '72, the Juniors also were split in the decision of rings. 65 just think, only Delight Bachman Debbie Bankers Pat Bankers Sue Barr Ken Becker Phylis Bcrgstad Eli Berry Jeff Bertilson Steve Christian Chuck Cole Linda Crabtree Joy Craig Gary Dal bey Roxy Dal bey Deena Dayton Rich Douglas Ron Fishwick Patty Fitasimmons Joanne Folkcma Lori Foust Diane Fuchs LeRoy Gall Laurie Gorham Pat Gorham Cus Hellzen Renee Hint Rick Hoffbeck Greg Hoffman Sandy Hohn Clayton Holznagel Mark Howes Steve Huro Gladys Agresto Brad Akkerman Gary AUnian Lonric Anderson Rhonda Anderson Vince Anderson Shannon Atkins Sharon Austin Steve Doyle Debbie Dressier Mike Dressel Diane Fggert Robert Elstad Bob Engblom Carrie F.vcmon Kathy Felland mm Gay land Grabcr Mary Kay Grahn Greg Groth Tim Haan Randy Hanson Denise Harms David Harms Jim Hcggcrncs Cathy Iverson Kathy Johnson Suannc Johnson Randy Kocpp Brian Krawiechi Rhonda Kuchcnbakcr Beth Larson Sandy Lewis two more years Dane Mattson Don McElroy Ted Molin Pat Munroe Steve Nietzel Sharon Nelson Shvahn Nelson Roger Nelboer Curt Oslin Bill Parent Deb Pearson Barb Peterson Carol Peterson Karen Peterson Kay Peterson Rose Peterson Dan Lilienthal Kris Lindblom Randy Lindquist Sue Lindquist Cordon Lobdell Judy Lutz Mike Malcnowski Randy Mann Holly Nordenstrom Paul Nordenstrom Dorm a Nyberg Steve Odcncrans Kaylynn Oicn Nancy Oicn Creg Olson Pam Olson Dave Sawyer Donna Schoeder Curt Schulz Dave Schultz Nancy Scline Janice Sleitcr Larry Stark Cheryl Stillson Wanda Ponto Charlotte Remer Dewey Reynolds Terry Ringer Deb Robillard Deb Roeschlicn Lynn Rudsycr Mark Sawatzky Clarke Street Dan Strom Bob Struck Ruth Sundermeyer JoAnn Tclandcr Rory Tclandcr Kevin Theis Jerry Tinklcnberg Cindy Van Dricl Stan Vander Vegt Lois VanRyswyk Howard Van Vlect Leighton Wilkening Belinda Wolff Steve Yankowiak 67 freshmen strive steadily forward Kent Boyd Michclc Brand anger Carol Brandi Tamara Brown Bruce Buchholz Cindy Bullion! Larry Carda Darlene Carlson Barry Dickinson Sherry Douglas LuAnn Engblom Dan Erickson Rose Fischer John Fisher Sue Fitzsimmons Sue Flannigan Jeff Akkcrman Jeff Allman Darla Anderson Bonny Angstman Sherrc Austin Terry Bachman Brian Barker Carmel Berry Deb Carlson Duane Carlson Rod Cassman Paul Claus Linda Cole Sandy Dalbey Ron Delong Greg DeWitt Joy Folkema Kevin Fore Billy Fritchic Doug Fumstahl Gerald Gimsc Joe Gimsc Glenn Coclzer Terry Grabcr Donna Gray Liz Haney Ricky Hanson Jeff Haugen Sheila Haugen Mary Hcggemess Sue Hcllzen Randy Hoffbeck Sharon Johnson Mary Johnstone Allen Kadlec Russ Koch Wayne Koch David Koepp Davicd Korbcl Kathy Krone Julie Hogan Vickie Holznagel Jim Inge brand Kathy Jensen Jean Jernigan Janck Johnson Jay Johnson Kathy Johnson Deb Kruse Diane Lhotka Deb Lindquist Don Lindquist Karen loken Rhccta Loose Lloyd Luloff Dawn Lynch in search for education Gary Nuveion Jodie Nelson Linda Nelson Paul Nelson Cathy Nordstrom Thomas O'Brien Bob Ochrlein Kirby Olson Carol Magnuson Jim Magnuson Patty Mart Lynn Mathison Mike McCormick DeAnn Mitchell Cheryl Mozer Brenda Moore Tom Parent Pam Pearson Gisclc Peterson Michael Pierson Gary Pladson Gloria Ponto Paul Ponto Sue Poorker Rhonda Olson Brad Oosterhuis Pat Erlendson Steve Oit John Ostenson Rocky Otte Barb Oustad Dean Palermo Fred Sawatzky Cathy Schultz Michael Schultz Stan Skaggs Greg Skramsted Sandy Skramsted Jon Sorenson Don Spears Deb Price Kevin Raines Carolyn Rich Rcnac Rippcntrop Irene Rodcnbcrg Renee Rognc Nancy Rypkemc Amy Sanford Lyndon Stegman Jef Stcnstrom Harry Stewart Vicky Stoklasa Dale Strandlund Gary Strom berg Steve Strom berg Julie Sublet Art Sundstrom Larry Surrett Michelle Taylor Brian Telandcr Deb Telandcr Peter Ulstrom Dale Vogc Randy Voight Rebecca Vrceland Boyd Wilson Jean Wilson William Wolf Gerald Bremer Ken Bo esc Ruth Ann Rodcnbcrg the spirit of ’76 Kevin Bachman Joann Bankers Mary Jo Barnhart Annette Bassett Susan Berry Lori Bertilson Rick Bcseman Rena Boekcnoogen Dennis Douglas Michele Drazenovich Becky Dresler Rick Evenson Becky Felland Matthew Fischer Julie Fore Chcrric Forshier Kevin Altman Doug Anderson Mike Anderson Teresa Anderson Jeff Ardner Donna Arnold James Atkins Charlecn Austin Marks Boggs Dick Bremer Vicki Brockner Cindy Callander Tom Carlson Randy Carter Karen Dahlin Valerie Danielson Roxanne Howes Charles Humphrey Robert Huro Chcrric Hutchinson Sandy Iverson Doreen Kasterbauer Paul Kilgore Kathy Krawiecki Steve Mathison Sharon Maurer Donald Mayer Cindy Malloy Theresa Myers Mary Nelson Roland Nelson Randy Nor ling Leia Foust Darrell Fratzke Donald Call Debbie Cracc Robert Hall Jim Harris Roger Hawkins Todd Holmes Bill Kruse Cindy Laking Laura Laking Doreen Larson Jogcne Lidstrom Joilynn Lidstrom Cheryl Loken Nancy Lutz Lori O’Brien Barbara Oehrlien Susan Oestreich Brad Okerstrom Brian Olson Karen Olson Lori Olson Cynthia Orr moves on! Jean Raska Roxanne Rippentrop David Rodenborg Julie Sanders Dean Smith Scott Spears James Springer Lizabeth Stewart Frank Ostcndorf Joy Ostenson Brenda Ottc Jeffercy Pearson Alan Peterson James Peterson Ricky Ponto Daniel Price Pamela Stoklasa Sean Sweeney JoAnn Talley Paul Telander Frank Taylor Tom Tinklenbcrg Joni Tipp Kevin Whiteford The Class of '76 had a very good year. They started out the year with a rip roaring good time on their hayride which was held at the Tippentrop farm, last fall. On Decem- ber 23, 1971 they boarded buses to go rollerskating at Rush City. It turned out to be a fantastic night. This year the 8th grade chose Jim Peterson as president; Jim Bengston as Vice-president; Don Mayer as Secretary; and Jean Mattson as Treasurer. Just think, next year you get a name!!! seventh graders stampede Kathy Drazcnovich Susie Eastland Don Engblom Jean Enochson Linda Erlandson Laurie Evenson Randy Elstad Mike Felland Lori Blazzdale Diane Boggs Mary Boyd Deb Brandangcr Randy Brochl Bruce Burk Roxanne Carda Todd Carrol Steve Ammerman Brian Anderson Cindy Anderson Darrel Andert Shirley Angstman Mary Bamick Jim Barr Mark Besser Don Chilton Miran Christian Barb Cole Bill Dahl berg Jeff DcWitt Barb Dickenson Lori Doering Tammy Doyle Louise Fisher Ricky Fritchy Jancllc Flucggc Pam Fore Ronnie Fritsky Dave Call Richy Could Bill Boelzcr I Jane Cimse Tim Coldsmith Kay Crabcr Richard Craves Bonnie Crummons Dan Crunke Rhonda Harman Sam Harmon Deb Harms Jerry Hclzen Karen Helmbrccht Steve Hoffman Scott Hogan Randy Hohn Brian Hutchingson Denis Hurb Joe Heggemos Becky Hall Dcbi Hallstrom Kcri Hallstrom Thomas Ingcbrand Jerry Janeusek Doug Jensen James Jensen Cindy Johnson Melanie Johnson Ward Johnson David Kadlec Sheryl Kadlec Scott Kendall EManc Kent Bruce Kraweik the halls of mora Jerry Lilyerd Jay Lindblom David Lodin David Lorcncc Crcg Martens M aryls McCaty Charles McClellan Bev McKinnon Alexia Murphey Tim Munroc Mike Myers Kurt Neitzel Jim Nelson Nancy Niebor Bemie N'ordenstrom Joey Nordstrom Jay Krogh Sandy Krogh Jim Krommcl Jackie Kuchar Steve Lang Weldon Lang Ruth Larson Russ Lilenthal Joan Miller Jennifer Milsap Westly Mohn Susie Moc Heidi Moreen Lorna Morini Scott Mork Allen Moss J Curt Norgaard Dan Odencrans Kam Oien Vicky Ogren Bill Olen Larry Olsin Brad Olson Gloria Oquist Helen Ostcnson Joyce Ostman Greg Pearson Steve Pearson Jeff Perry Mike Peterson Ron Raines Lori Raska Terry Schultz Carmilleta Schwindemcn Sue Suhelin Naomi Skaggs Mary Skogman Carla Smith Debbie Smith Clayton Sorensor David Regan Sharon Rypkema Brian Salmonson Karin Sawyer Scott Schindelde Cheryl Schultz Jim Schultz Steve Schultz Kevin Stigar Dan Stoklasa Dave Strom Sue Strom Jay Strom beck Karla Strom beck Brian Strom berg Dave Strom berg super seventh Melanie Truh Sheila Ulstrom Rhonda Van Hale Kathy Van Rysxick Jerry Wahl Linda Walters Jodi Whitford Robert William Steve Williams Brian Zellman Tammy Anderson Kevin Strand r Ricky Strom berg Billy Struck Bernice Sundstrom Virginia Tatro Brad Telander Cheryl Telander ljulie Telander • Calvin Thomas As the 7th grade roared through the halls of Mora High School, they elected as their leaders, Jim Jensen, President; Steve Hoffman, Vice-President; Susan Eastlund, Secre- tary; and Kari Hallstrom, Treasurer. They over took the school with their enthusiasm as they cheered the teams on to victory and stayed by them in defeat. They were also a part of the mice section, that was fashioned after the Rats. Their participation was the best that was seen during the Sno Daze. 74 underclass officers lead the way Freshmen Julie Sublet, Mary Johnston, Paul Claus, Greg DeWitt Seventh Susan Eastlund, Keri Hallstrom, Jim Jensen, G Steve Hoffman Eighth Jean Mattson, Don Mayer, G Jim Peterson Juniors Gill Strand, Kerry Olson, Kevin Hallstrom, Jill Ketter 75 Sophomores Roger Neiboer, Bill Parent, Beth Larson, G Barb Buchholz Top Magazine Sellers Front: Barb Olson, Barb Furnstahl, Vicki Mathison, Lynn Ponto Back: Lanny Stegeman, Craig Bachman, Doug Palermo. Not Pictured: Jim Lutz. 67310 Wanted Bob Gilbert Counselor 97643 Wanted Doris Doyle Secretary 54689 Wanted Jean Bargabus Secretary wanted 65431 Wanted Melva Strom Secretary 10236 Wanted Harold Obert Jr. High Principle 89015 Wanted Wally Thoreson Agricultural dead or alive! 10892 Wanted Mary Peterson For German I-II 23578 Wanted Bonnie Pearson For Math 7 29865 Wanted Earl Fredrickson For Social 7 85641 Wanted Sue Sheehy For Elem. Music 26543 Wanted Eva Revier Art 65430 Wanted Sue Lein Girls Phy-Ed 10567 Wanted Dan Cook English 9 guilty until 10853 W anted Jim Baker Math 8, Phy-Ed 7-8 59102 W anted Kathy Hultberg English 10, Speech 15873 Wanted Laura Hillman Business Ed. 25901 Wanted Don Kaddatz Biology 36789 Wanted Jim Revier English 12, Drama 59162 Wanted Lynnae Christianson English 7-8 59861 Wanted Dave Forness English II 67902 Wanted Jean Eliason Home Ec 30689 Wanted Jill Nelson Slow Learning 23498 Wanted Russ Mills Ind. Art, Social 8-9 proven innocent! 35678 Wanted Jeff Saari Band 47012 Wanted Corky Nelson Science 8-9 69870 W anted John Sandy Business Ed. 69342 W anted Jack Sahlstrom Math 9-12 79230 Wanted Diane Jonasson Algebra I-II 67894 W anted Vem Kaufert Science-Math 89012 W anted Bob Harrison Industrial Arts 65012 W anted Phyllis Osmund son Home Ec. 40123 W anted Ron Lykins Science 34780 Wanted Jim Belt Science 7-9 concert band marching band wrestling band girl’s ensemble madrigals concert choir varsity now. . . concert to come! varsity choir to concert choir varsity band to concert band junior choir junior band piano and band contest winners p a o Apologies to the rest of the contest winners not pictured because of film and camera troubles. choir solo ensembles S a n d y 85 fun and song captures choir tour! the spirit makers PEP CLUB THE RATS HAIL MORA HIGH Hail Mora High The Mustangs have the might Give honor and praise For you can't defeat the Blue and White FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! Strong, loyal, true Thy colors proudly fly THE So cheer for the team to fight MICE For the name of Mora High 88 intramural basketball is beautiful LOBSTERS BRUNSWICK CHAMPIONS QUAMBA TECH hard working mustangs. . . SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY fUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY FFA Stage crew members not pictured: RogNeiboer, Barb Anderson, Les L. Johnson, Sterling C. Bacon, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Jocko Marcellino, Raquel Welch, Bert Reynolds, Fritz Dingle, Howard Hughes,....... STAGE CREW PHOTO CLUB every picture tells a story JOURNALISM THE ALPHA STAFF teacher’s little helpers clubs come in all shapes sizes STUDENT COUNCIL DECLAM GERMAN DEBATE the clubs of america want you! FTA mora businesses support the mustang mora car wash freddies cafe and drive—in fran and jan’s super valu molly b fashions oslin lumber 95 thank you, mora! We wish to extend a very special thank- you to the following business firms of Mora who contributed $15 to the MUSTANG. Han's Home Furnishings Roehlkes' Inc. Mora Drug L H Gov't Surplus and Western Wear Corky's Jack Jill Fisher Ford, Inc. Jerry's Bait Shop C. Elmer Nelson Insurance Montgomery Ward's Sales Agency Nelson's Mobil Kanabec County Times Coast To Coast Francis Reynolds Insurance Stenstrom Jewelry Palmers Dr. F. V. Ouimette Olson's Department Store The Bargain Spot Sportsman's Cafe Anderman Motor Northern Wood Ann River Motel ITfumlpu 'Befieve you I Said'dii i flit flat Suit you 7fea ze Jfat Mat Tpu tfeaid Tsflat Mint I Jwt Bob's Y Service virtue will triumph! We wish to extend a very special thank you to the following business firms of Mora who contributed $7. 50 to the MUSTANG. Charles and Betty Akkerman Bob's Standard Nelson's Variety Anthony's Orr's Food Market Mora Advertiser Mora Clothing Morkan Motors Dresser Furniture Ace Hardware Dr. F. R. Keller Mr. D’s Cafe Tinker and Johnson Kanabec County Co-op Oil Association Dairy Queen Mora Marine, Inc. Windbreak Drive-In Dibbo's Dining Glen's Tire Lamperts The Mug Drive-In 97 everyday happenings Long ago and far away Through the mists of time, In the spring of his years, He was among us . . . We remember Steve. 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