Mora High School - Mustang Yearbook (Mora, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1973 volume:

To everything there is a season And a time for everything under the heavens......... a time for love a time for sorrow a time for joy these are our times Kari Ude an Debbie Nelson Barb Stromberg Tom Obrien Tom Hoffman Cathy Schultz Peggy Dahlberg Deb Walace Mary Nordstrom Rod Cassman Barb Olson Donna Gray Vicky Holznagel Kris Lindblom Cathy Iverson Kent Boyd John Fisher Adviser: Eva Revier Editors: Barb Olson Tom Hoffman Karl Udean the mustang staff to you we dedicate the 1973 yearbook 6 coronation candids Don't smile Gus! Have breakfast with the king! That's how King Mike and Queen Dianne began their reign that memorandus Friday with their royal court. How did it all happen? Homecoming '72 came into being Thurs- day morning, September 28, at 8:30a.m. with a pep fest. Suddenly, at 7:30p.m. that very day, the royalty began their procession. They were led in by Chad Kaddatz and Ann Johnstone, crown bear- er and flower girl. Ex-King Ardy had the honor of handing the traditional sceptor to the new king. The surprised Mike Ingebrand, through his new power, crowned his Queen, Dianne Broehl. Pictures were snapped, recessional played, and the festivities moved on to the snake dance. 10 An experience not to be forgotten powder puff football Football plavers and Pom Pom girls?? Make an interesting game Get those right! Any volunteers? Next, the great bon-fire made out of lumber was lit. That ended Thursday but more was to come on Friday as each princess was carried off to Freddies by her prince for breakfast with the King and Queen. The after- noon brought a long pep fest and the powder puff football game, starring the Junior and Senior girls; the Seniors winning. However, that night the Mighty Mustangs suffered a lose to the Milaca Indians which dampened the spirit of our sport fans. It came back only as the dance came into full swing. The theme was Sugar and Spice and everythings OKAY! And it was! Keep that fire going 11 prom 1973: colour my world Colour My World was the theme of the 1973 prom and banquet. At approximately 7:30 the banquet was served by underclassmen serving as waiters and waitresses in the upper level of the Catholic Parish Center. The invocation was given by Rev. Martin C. Olson with Roger Nieboer serving as Master of Ceremonies and Jeff Saari as the banquet speaker. Festivities following the banquet included folk music in the upper level by Reid Hendershot and dancing music in the lower level by the band Colla. The evening was ended by a late night movie. Bullit, as the tired dancers relaxed before going home or... .wherever. 12 colour my world: prom 1973 fall production I’ll give you a piece of my mind. Jim is a dark flower. This year the drama department experimented with a triology. Three one-act plays of various styles and forms were performed by 3 casts in succession. NOT ENOUGH ROPE, a situation comedy fea- tured Cindy VanDriel, Greg Hoffman and Donna Schroeder. FUMED OAK, an unpleasant comedy, was played by Bill Parent, Mary Nordstrom, Julie Sublet and Beth Larson. ADAPTATION, a satirical comedy, was acted by Roger Nieboer, Gill Strand, Sheryl Pearson, Greg Groth, Wayne Talley, Doug Furnstahl, Julie Sublet, Jodi Ardner, Paul Claus, Pat Munro and Deb Wallace. 14 A safety patrol boy. Well, I never, I just NEVER. •• mora’s one-act takes firsts adaptation 4 Gill Strand The Mora Theatre Department’s one-act play this year won more honors than ever before. The cast of Roger Nieboer, Julie Sublet, Gill Strand, Jim Gilbertson, and Bill Parent won the Sub-district, District 16, and tied for 1st in the Region 4 contest. The play, ADAPTATION, received nine A's in all. Mora's one-act has never taken 1st in the region before. The following cast members also received re- cognition for fine individual performances: SUB-DISTRICT 16 DISTRICT 16 Best Actress-Julie Best Actress-Julie Best Actor-Jim Best Actor-Roger Best Supporting Actor-Gill REGION 4 Best Actor-Roger In all, Mora's one-act cast proved to be fan- tastic representatives of M. H. S. Congratu- lations winners!!! Jim Gilbertson, Bill Parent, Julie Sublet, Roger Nieboer 15 spring production fiddler on the roof Cast of Characters Tevye.......................Roger Neiboer Golde......................Peggy Dahlberg Tzeitel....................Julie Sublet Hodel..................Wanda Ponto Chava..................Sheryl Pearson Shprintze..................Roxanne Dalbey Bielke....................Charlotte Remer Yente......................Cindy VanDriel Motel..................Jim Gilbertson Perchik................Gill Strand Lazar Wolff............Bill Parent Mordcha, innkeeper . . . Greg Hoffman Rabbi........................Wayne Talley Mendel, Rabbi's son . . . Greg Groth Avrahm, bookseller . . . Brad Akkerman Nachum, begger .... David Harvey Grandma Tzeitel .... Kari Udean Fruma-Sarah................Mary Nordstrom Constable...................Dwight Engler Fyedka.......................Paul Claus Shaindel, Motel's mother . Beth Larson The Fiddler..............Jeff Bertilson Sasha......................Doug Furnstahl Ussel.........................Pat Monro Nikita......................Gary Dalbey Naomi.......................Jodi Ardner Esther....................Donna Schroeder Issac.......................Jim Ingebrand Joshua......................Tom O'Brien Priest........................Lynn Boyd Two boys...................Joey Nordstrom Jeff DeWitt Baby Kamzoil................j.J. Revier Fiddler on the.Roof the very popular musical was presented by the drama and music departments of Mora High School. The reaction and reception of the com- munity was tremendous as record crowds filled the auditorium each of the three nights the play was presented. Raving reviews were printed in the local paper favorably comparing the quality of the presentation with those of the professional stage productions. Never before have such satisfied crowds left the auditorium raving over the brilliance of the perform- ance. We along with the community would like to extend our congratulations and thanks to the entire cast for the tremen- dous productions. spring production first annual 50’s day The grease flew and the pep-fest crowd cheered as Fifties Day got under- way. Sno-Daze was an- other made in the shade” day at M. H. S. this year. 18 big blue crew The Mora Mustangs ended the 1972 campaign with a final record of 5 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. Under the able leadership of Captain Kevin Hall- strom, the Big Blue Crew exhibited fine enthusiasm and outstanding play dur- ing the season. Practice makes perfect! SCORES Pine City Irondale (Dad's iNight) Elk River Milaca (Homecoming) Foley Princeton Sauk Rapids Cambridge Braham 20 We 32 22 8 14 ROW 1: J. Lutz, K. Smith, K. Hallstrom, D. Norby, K. Mork, D. Naumann, C. Schultz, K. Mork, J. Lewis ROW 2: R. Fagerstrom, G. Strand, M. Ingebrand, J. Gilbertson, D. They Stegeman, D. Felland, T. Hoffman, B. Akkerman, L. Stark. 0 ROW 3: J. Pearson, B. Krawiecki, G. Groth, G. Hoffman, K. , , Smith, G. Hellzen, P. Munro, R. Koch, D. Spears, J. Peterson, J. Harris, G. DeWitt, J. Sorenson, T. O'Brien, J. Ingebrand, P. Claus, B. Oehrlein, D. Price Managers: P. g Nordstrom, P. Nelson, T. Sjoberg, C. Johnson, K. Theis 22 38 14 22 0 6 12 12 42 29 0 of’72 seniors dominate Kev-no Fell and Scrawny 22 Naumann Schultzy the grid - iron Kevin Ingy Commander The Seniors have had quite a foot football record since they started playing in seventh grade. Most of them have played together since they started. In seventh grade, they won 2 and lost 1. In eighth grade they went undefeated with a record of 6 wins. During ninth grade, they won 5 and lost 1. Their sopho- more year as J. V. gave them 2 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties. As juniors on the Mustang Varsity team, they finished with 6 wins, 3 losses. To end their High School Football days, they closed with 5 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. They gave their fans many ex- citing and thrilling games. They will always be remembered as the Big Blue Crew of 72”. an exciting beginning ROW 1: B. Krawiecki, K. Smith, G. Hellzen, G. Groth, R. Koch, B. Akkerman, L. Stark, D. Speare. ROW 2: P. Nelson, J. Sorenson, G. DeWitt, P. Claus, J. Ingebrand, B. Oehrlein, T. O'Brien, P. Nordstrom. ROW 3: T. Siobere J. Harris, J. Peterson, J. Pearson, D. Price, K. Theis. 61 Undaunted is the word for the Mora J. V. this year. They pulled off an un- defeated season coming thru with a 5-0-2 record. The Mustangs tied with Princeton and Foley for the only faults in their record. Throughout the season they performed well and did the best they could. They are building very well for the varsity future. merits an exciting end Brad receives winning spirit. Captain Kevin H. Most valuable player Dan Naumann receives lineman of the year award. Jim Lutz receives back of the year. George Mikan was guest speaker at the second annual Joe D. football banquet. The awards program followed a chicken supper. Kim Smith and Kevin Hallstrom were named to the all-conference team. Ron Fagerstrom, Dan Naumann, and Jim Lutz were named to the honorable mention team. Lineman of the year award went to Dan Naumann. Back of the year award went to Jim Lutz. Kevin Hallstrom was presented with the most valuable player award. Ron Fagerstrom was named de- fensive player of the year while Brad Akkerman was named JV defensive player of the year. Brad was also presented with the Ed Hoffman winning spirit award. joe d. banquet Guest speaker was Mr. George Mikan. sports: a means ROW Is S. Hage, M. Hayes, J. Drazenovich, T. Bassett, B. Nikodym, D. Malloy, D. Nelson, C. Nordstrom. ROW 2: G. Huro, R. Graves, D. Stegeman, M. Groth, M. Schwartz, S. Klapmier, J. Folkema, R. Peterson. ROW 3: J. Strandlund, S. Hallstrom, G. Allman, M. Kilgore, R. Jensen, M. Chamberlain, F. Felland, D. Johnstone. ROW 4: T. Hallstrom, J. Fladebo, J. Lewis, J. Hellzen, C. Young, M. Funk, C. Nelson. Coach-John Sandy seventh and eighth grade football ROW 1: B. Zellman, J. Nordstrom, B. Krawiecki, J. DeWitt, S. Hoffman, J. Hellzen, J. Perry, B. Nordenstrom, D. Grunko. ROW 2: S. Harmon, T. Heald, D. Lodin, R. Stromberg, J. Jensen, J. Krummel, A. Moss, K. Strand. ROW 3: J. Nelson, T. Ingebrand, K. Neitzel, D. Kadlec, B. Olson, T. Hammill, S. Hogan. ROW 4: T. Munro, R. Graves, S. Schultz, J. Stromback, J. Janousek, M. Felland, D. Jensen, Coaches: J. Paulson, J. Sahlstrom. to physical fitness TRACK TEAM: (LEFT TO RIGHT) V. Anderson, S. Skaggs, M. Munro, D. Dee, K. Raines, B. Oehrlein. ROW 2: R. Dyson, B. Krawiecki, J. Sorenson, K. Whiteford, J. Bertilson, G. Dalbey, J. Lewis. Coach-Dave Fomess. boost that POM PON: Roxy Dalbey, Cindy VanDriel, Laurie Gorham, Karen Eastlund, Wanda Ponto, Julie Sublet, Jodi Ardner (Co-Capt. ), Sue Mason, Nancy Blake (Co-Capt.), Mary Nordstrom. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Cheryl Brandi, Barb Olson (Capt.), Barb Peterson, Kris Lindblorn, Pam Olson, Nancy Oien. 28 school spirit C TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Debbie Smith, Lori Sogn, Laurie Evenson, Carla Smith, Tami Anderson (Capt.), Kim Olen, Shelly Douglas, Millie” LouAnn Bryant The cheerleaders and pom pon girls aroused school spirit this year by having a variety of pepfests. Some of these included the John Paulson trio. 50's cheerfest, Mini Olympics, Santa Claus special, and a Halloween spook fest. Each pepfest always was very interesting and full of laughs. The girls put alot of work into these and made sure the spirit kept going all year. NOT PICTURED: J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Pam Pearson Nancy Lutz Rosy Howes Debbie Grace VARSITY WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Belinda Wolff, Kathy Krone, Susie Lindquist, Lori Carda (Capt. ) 29 district 16 champs DISTRICT 16 CHAMPS- ROW Is J. Heggemess, C. Hellzen, G. Groth, J. Lutz (Co-Capt.) K. Hallstrom (Co-Capt.), G. Dalbey, P. Munro, K. Theis. ROW 2: Carl Hellzen, G. DeWitt, G. Olson, B. Rypkema, D. Naumann, D. Norby, G. Allman, C. Oslin, Joe Lutz. The 72-73 Mustang Basketball squad had a very suc- cessful season this past year. Going undefeated, in conference play, they were Rum River Champs with a 14-0 record. Entering District 16 competition, they defended their title as champs winning over Cambridge in a 53-49 battle to the end. As they proceeded to Williams Arena for Region competition, the mighty Mustangs fell to Brooklyn Center 66-50, disqualifying them for state. Though their pride suffered defeat their spirit will take them on to meet new foes in the years to come. It's over. Let's get out of here! Jamb. Holiday Tourney OPPONENT MORA Elk River 16 25 Elk River 36 54 Isle 52 72 Milaca 44 60 Foley 55 69 Cathedral 58 51 Princeton 47 50 S. L. P. 46 67 Cambridge 55 53 Sauk Rapids 49 57 Brooklyn Center 58 46 Cambridge 45 54 Foley 55 74 Braham 44 76 Elk River 41 49 Milaca 47 64 Princeton 44 52 Ogilvie 35 41 (Goat Game) Sauk Rapids 37 63 Cambridge 59 67 Braham 49 74 TOURNAMENTS Isle 50 81 Milaca 71 83 Cambridge 49 53 REGIONS Brooklyn Center 66 50 Belle Plaine 48 44 Bruce Rypkema Kevin Hallstrom Co-Captain senior basketball players Dan Naumann Don Norby Jim Lutz Co-Captain BRUCE RYPKEMA, Mustangs' top reserve, was the extremely valuable 6th man in all situations. He played in almost every game and contributed a lot. KEVIN' HALLSTROM, 2 year starting guard and co-captain, was leading scorer in RRC. He was named to RR all-conference team and twice to WCCO weekly all-state team. He led his team in steals. He also set 2 new school records: Most pts. in 1 quarter-20, Most pts. for 1 half-26. DAN NAUMANN, 2 year starter at center, was the Mustangs 2nd leading re- bounder. He was named to the honorable mention squad and was presented with the best spirit, desire award. DON NORBY, 3 year starting forward, was the teams leading rebounder. He averaged 10 a game and received a basketball for having 20 rebounds in one game. He was also named to the RR all-conference team. JIM LUTZ, 2 year start- ing guard and co-captain, was Mustangs 2nd leading scorer. He led his team in assists and was named twice to the WCCO all-state team of the week. He was also named to the RR all-conference team. Both Jim and Kevin were named Most valuable players. 31 sports: building a J. V. VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD: ROW 1: J. Heggerness, P. Munro, G. Groth, J. Lutz (Co-Capt.), K. Hallstrom (Co-Capt.), D. Furnstahl, G. Hellzen, G. Dalbey, K. Theis. ROW 2: S. Sweeny, D. Schultz, G. Hoffman, T. O'Brien, J. Allman, B. Oehrlein, A. Sundstrom, D. Sawyer. ROW 3: Coach Joe Lutz, D. Norby D. Naumann, B. Rypkema, G. Allman, C. Oslin, G. DeWitt, G. Olson, Coach Carl Hellzen. Mora JV ended their season with a record of 13-5. They held their opponents to less than 35 pts. per game and averaged about 44 pts. per game. Leading scorers were Pat Munro with 145 and Greg DeWitt with 110. Pat also led in rebounding with 144. competitive spirit 9th grade ROW 1: D. Anderson, M. Munro, R. Elstad. ROW 2: Coach Bob Gilbert, C. Lanoue, R. Strelow, D. Douglas, C. Humphrey, J. Ardner. ROW 3: M. Anderson, K. Whiteford, J. Peterson, J. Pearson, M. Fischer, R. Larson. junior high basketball ROW Is B. Olson, S. Schulz, R. Graves, K. Neitzel, J. Hellzen. ROW 2: J. DeWitt, S. Hoffman, J. Jensen, T. Ingebrand, B. Krawiecki, J. Stxomback. ROW 3: B. Olen, S. Williams, J. Krogh, J. Wahl, B. Anderson, B. Zellman, B. Odencrans. Coach-Karl Deis 8th grade ROW 1: D. Weseloh, R. Graves, D. Stegeman, T. Hallstrom, G. Allman, S. Hallstrom. ROW 2: T. Smith, M. Schwartz, C. Nelson, M. Funk, B. Sawyer, D. Johnstone. ROW 3: A. Taylor, D. Dalbey, S. Klapmier, H. Ostendorf, M. Groth, C. Young. Coach-John Sandy 7th grade wrestling squad ROW 1: (L. TO R) M. Sawatzky, R. Mann, R. Koepp, R. Johnson, K, Becker, J. Murphy, T. Hoffman. BACK ROW: Coach Anderson, K. Smith, K. Smith, R. Koch, J. Skramstad, G. Lingen, P. Nelson, Mgr. The Mora Varsity wrestling squad continued to improve and became tough competition in their second year of com- petition. Tri-captains this year were Seniors Tom Hoffman, Jim Murphy, and Kim Smith. Records set this year in Mora grappling included: Most wins-Randy Mann (19-3) Most take downs- Kim Smith 20 Most Reversals- Randy Mann 16 Most Escapes- Kim Smith 14 Fastest Pin- Randy Mann 28 sec. Most Pins- Randy Mann tied with Keith Raivo who had 12 last year. 34 Randy Mann receives Rum River All-Conference wrestling trophy. Mark Sawatsky receives Rum River All- Conference wrestling trophy. sports: a competitive male ROW 1: R. Fratzke, S. Skaggs, J. Stahlke, D. Dee, M. Schultz, S. Mathison, D. Fratzke. ROW 2: L. Carda, J. Nelson, R. Evenson, K. Boyd, T. Kapinos, J. Springer. Coach-John Pauslon junior varsity and junior high wrestling ROW 1: D. Engblom, R. Fratzke, M. Kilgore, B. Nikodym, R. Gould, R. Fritchie, K. Stigar, J. Norgaard, M. Christian, F. Felland, J. Nelson. ROW 2: J. Stahlke, J. Hellzen, T. Munro, J. Lewis, T. Carroll, S. Mathison, D. Regan, S. Harmon, J. Perry, D. Fratzke, D. Chilton. ROW 3: Coach Baker, J. Nelson, B. Telander, D. Kadlec, T. Kapinos, J. Springer, R. Evenson, D. Dee, M. Felland, T. Hamill, G. Martens, C. Norgaard. 36 and female activity ROW 1: L. Anderson, C. Hutchinson, S. Fitzsimmons, H. Nordenstrom, L. Sorenson. ROW 2: Mrs. Lein, C. Brandi, J. Lutz, L. Cole, M. Krominga, N. Lutz, D. Brubaken. girls basketball SCORES Mora 34 Cambridge 18 Mora 22 Braham 30 Mora 28 Elk River 41 Mora 25 Sauk Rapids 30 Mora 36 Princeton 15 Mora 37 Ogilvie 17 Mora 21 Foley 19 Mora 36 Cambridge 11 The girls basketball team finished off the season with their fifth win against 3 losses. Their secret must have been Cheryl Brandi who scored 92 pts. out of their total 239. Mel Krominga followed with 52, Judy Lutz with 26, and Lori Sorenson with 34. Most of the rebounds went to Lori, Cheryl, and Holly. It was a much rewarding season with Lori and Cheryl being placed on the All- Conference team. Cheryl Brandi Lori Sorenson 37 spring rounds up VARSITY BASEBALL: ROW 1: (LEFT TO RIGHT) G. Croth, R. Telander, D. Schultz, G. Hellzen, G. Strand, K. Hallstrom, G. Hoffman, D. Fumstahl. ROW 2: B. Raivo, C. Oslin, J. Lutz, D. Norby, D. Naumann (Capt)., G. DeWitt, Coach Joe Lutz. Managers: C. Nordstrom, B. Odencrans. varsity baseball j.v. baseball 38 J.R. VARSITY BASEBALL: ROW 1: (LEFT TO RIGHT) T. Hallstrom, R. Graves, K. Neitzel, B. Olson, J. Hellzen, J. DeWitt, J. Hellzen. ROW 2: Coach Don Kaddatz, T. O'Brien, K. Boyd, R. Telander, R. Koch, P. Telander, J. Fladebo, D. Price. the sports season ROW 1: (LEFT TO RIGHT) C. Johnson, T. Hoffman, M. Sawatzky, R. Mann, K. Becker, B. Akkerman, D. Norby, B. Krawiecki. ROW 2: D. Naumann, J. Gilbertson, P. Nordstrom, J. Sorenson, G. Strand, K. Mork, L. Stark,’P. Claus. ROW 3: K. Hallstrom, K. Smith, J. Lutz, J. Skramstad, K. Mork, R. Koepp, V. Anderson, G. Dalbey J. Lewis, J. Murphy. ROW 4: M. Ingebrand, D. Stegeman, B. Raivo, R. Koch, T. Moore, D. Doering, D. Spears. ROW 5: D. Barnick, B. Rypkema, C. Oslin, G. Hellzen, K. Theis, G. Hoffman, G. Groth, P. Munro. NOT PICTURED: D. Felland, C. Schultz, K. Smith, D. Stoklasa, R. Johnson, R. Douglas, R. Fagerstrom, R. Fishwick, C. Holznagel, T. Ringler, G. Olson. ROW 1: (LEFT TO RIGHT) B. Buchholz, R. Hoffbeck, P. Nordstrom, D. Mayer, C. Humphrey, P. Kilgore. ROW 2: C. Lanoue, B. Olson, R. Hawkins, K. Olson, J. Allman, J. Stahlke, R. Nieboer. ROW 3: K. Theis, B. Akkerman, L. Stark, M. Ingebrand, T. Moore, B. Dickinson (Capt.). golf letterman athletic banquet 1973 May 7 was the date of the annual MHS Athletic Banquet. This was the first year that mothers attended, giving this event a capacity crowd of almost 300 people. The evening started with a Gopher film from their past football season. After this, the program was started with John Ingebrand as the M.C. Many awards were given along with the well known Don Ericksen Award given to Kevin Hallstrom. The guest speaker was the coach from St. John's College. ORGANIZATIONS 41 concert choir ROW 1-Greg DeWitt, Nancy Lutz, Kaylynn Oien, Jim Ingebrand, Linda Kelly, Kari Udean, Roger Neiboer, Doug Fumstahl, Nancy Blake, Debbie Nelson, Val Danielson, David Harvey, Margaret Johnstone, Tom O'Brien, Vicki Skaggs, Pam Pearson, Jeff Bertilson, Kent Boyd, Mr. Lester. ROW 2-Deb Wallace, Greg Hoffman, Barb Peterson, Wayne Talley, Greg Groth, Sue Mason, Belinda Wolff, Laurie Gorham, Pat Munro, Nancy Oien, Mary Johnstone, Gary Dalbey, Sue Lindquist, Diane Broehl, Paul Claus, Julie Sublet, Gary Allman, Jeff Allman, Gary Bladsen, Carrie Evenson, Donna Gray. ROW 3-Renee Hintz, Sandy Dalbey, Nancy Rypkema, Jim Murphy, Diane Fuchs, Chuck Cole, Mary Nordstrom, Keith Smith, Wanda Ponto, Ron Fagerstrom, Jodi Ardner, Jim Gilbertson, Dean Palermo, Roxy Dalbey, Ken Becker, Sue Barr, Leighton Wilkening, Kris Lindblom, Beth Larson, Gill Strand. ROW 4-RuthAnn Rodenberg, Sandy Hohn, Vince Anderson, Cathy Iverson, Doug Palermo, Debbie Pearson, Randy Hoffbeck, Lou Anne Bryant, Nancy Seline, Kevin Theis, Paul Nordstrom, Peggy Dahlberg, Bill Parent, Charlotte Remer, Greg Olson, Brad Akkerman, Sheryl Pearson, Bruce Rypkema, Cindy VanDriel, Pam Olson, Lynn Boyd. choir tour to duluth We're on our way! This years concert choir found its way to the frozen shores of Lake Superior, Duluth style for its annual concert tour. The Holiday Inn on the southern tip of the lake accomodated the large group as they made their rounds for concerts, shopping and sight-seeing. They were gone for only two and a half days, but the self imposed schedules were exhausting. Fortunately they could come back to school and classes for a complete rest. Not another concert.... t r i P I e t r I o special music groups ROW 1: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Jodi Ardner, Roxy Dalbey, Nancy Blake, Cathy Iverson. ROW 2: Margie Johnstone, Donna Gray, Peg Dahlberg, Sheryl Pearson, Mary Nordstrom. Dean Palermo, Carrie Evenson, Jodi Ardner, Wanda Ponto, Beth Larson, Wayne Talley, Jeff Bertilson, Bill Parent, Lynn Boyd, Pat Munro, Kris Lindblom, Jim Gilbertson, Donna Schroeder, Paul Claus, Cindy VanDriel. 44 7th grade choir 45 8th grade choir mora band on to ROW 1: (LEFT-RIGHT); Donna Schroeder, Mary Nelson, Kris Lindblom, Charlotte Remer, Terry Anderson. ROW 2: (LEFT-RIGHT); David Cassman, Sandee Hohn, Mary Johnstone. ROW 3: (LEFT-RIGHT); Gus Hellzen, Cheryl Brandi, Laurie Gorham, Pam Olson, Donna Gray, Barb Peterson, Mary Nordstrom, Debbie Telander, Kari Udean, Debbie Wallace. ROW 4: (LEFT-RIGHT); Linda Kelly, Nancy Oien, Cindy Van Driel, Debbie Nelson, Chuck Cole, Nancy Rypkema, Vince Anderson, Jim Harris, Sheryl Pearson, Debbie Pearson, Tom O'Brien. ROW 5: (LEFT-RIGHT); Louann Bryant, Nancy Blake, Julie Sublet, Brian Krawiecki, Brad Oosterhius, Brad Akkerman, Scott Johnson, Paul Telander, Greg Groth. district solos Kris Lindblom - Flute solo Dean Palermo - Trumpet solo Tammy Brown - Piccolo solo Greg Groth - Tuba solo Charlotte Remer - Oboe solo Washington d. c. ROW 1: (LEFT-RIGHT): Tammy Brown, Lynn Rudser, Carmel Berry, Patti Erlandson. ROW 2: (LEFT-RIGHT); Jill Ketter, Kalynn Oien, Karen Eastlund. ROW 3: (LEFT-RIGHT: Phyllis Bergstadt, Mary Kay Crahn, Renee Hintz, Joann Telander, Melanie Krominga, Carol Brandi, Darlene Carlson, Janette Daly, Barb Olson, Pam Pearson, Barb Buchholz. ROW 4: (LEFT-RIGHT); Peg Dahlberg, Dean Palermo, Jodi Ardner, Brian Raivo, Gary Pladsen, Doug Stegeman, Doug Palermo, Pat Gorham, Beth Larson, Margaret Johnstone, Wayne Talley. ROW 5: (LEFT-RIGHT); Dan Naumann, Lynn Boyd, Ron Fageistrom, Jim Gilbertson, Bruce Rypkema, Paul Claus, John Fisher, Bob Oehrlein, Paul Nelson, Rod Cassman. Director: Jeff Saari This years concert band had a very packed schedule. On February 15, a music clinic was held for both the band and choir organi- zations. This proved to be a much more successful day rather than going to contests. Mr. Dwayne Jorgenson from the U. of M. was the choir clinician and Dr. Robert J. Hanson from Concordia State college was the band clinician. February 24 brought an exciting night as the bands performed Under the Big Top at the twentieth annual pop concert. Along with the many concerts, the kids had something to look forward to and work for. A trip to Washington D.C. HI They left on June 5 and returned on June 12. Between the Band Parents and the students, much work and effort was put forth to raise enough money. Just to mention a few of the money raising projects, many individuals were kept busy with a carnival, spaghetti supper, father-son basketball game, a talent show and many other activities. The band also recorded a record to include in the fund raisir . rojects. All in all, the MHS bands had a very BUSY year!I 47 varsity bands perform VARSITY BAND: ROW 1: (LEFT TO RIGHT) K. Dahlin, C. Calander, K. Hallstrom, J. Telander, R. Howes, R, Larson, S. Hellzen, D. Fluegge. ROW 2: J, Tipp, S. Dalbey, S. Haugen, N. Nieboer, M. Strelow, S. Johnson, L. Evenson, D. Lanoue, D. Kent, D. Larson, J. Holznagel, B. Dickinson, S. Eastlund, L. Olson, C. Anderson. ROW 3: J. Nordstrom, K. Oien, J. Kuchar, B. Salmonson, D. Lhotka, D. Boggs, M. Boyd, M. McCarty, D. Sawyer, R. Telander, C. Schultz, D. Anderson, T. Goldsmith, M. Schulz, B. Krawiecki, D. Lodin, B. Olson, M. Felland, K. Krawiecki, D. Jenson. ROW 4: D. Mitchell, S. Johnson, R. Elstad, J. Lindblom, J. Janousek, R. Graves, S. Schulz, J. Stromback, J. DeWitt, D. Price, A. Sanford, K. Boyd, G. Martens, B. Dahlberg, B. Olen, D. Lorence. Director: Jeff Saari The Mora High School also has a very fine junior varsity band under the direction of Mrs. Sue Lynburn. They have performed in many concerts during the year and have been a credit to their school. The list of participants is as follows: FLUTES CLARINETS SAXOPHONES FRENCH HORN Dawn Beseman Wendy Am merman Tami Anderson Liz Gray Judt Cole Karin Anderson Kathy Dalbey Lori Doering Jodi Besser Debi Hallstrom TROMBONES Kathy Drazenovich Cindy Doering Paula Hanson Brad Blake Julie Gorham Tammy Doyle Cathy Johnson Ronnie Graves Joyce Ostman Terese Engblom Lori Theis Brian Hutchinson Janet Ostwald lanelle Fluegge Linda Walters Richard Jensen Becky Reynolds Linda Hanson Barbara Reichert Sharon Rypkema Andrea Humphrey CORONETS G TRUMPETS Steve Williams Karla Strombeck Becky Jones Glen Allman Lori Telander Colleen Ketter Todd Hallstrom PERCUSSION Lennae Wilson Gloria Oquist Jeff Harms Steve Bankers Mary Jo Yankowiak Sue Schelin Joe Heggerness Joe Drazenovich Naomi Skaggs Jerry Hellzen Fred FeUand OBOES Lori Sogn Robert Helmbrecht Jay Fladebo Cindy Grahek Rose Sundermeyer Danny Johnstone Becky HaUin Karen Zellman Steve Klapmeier Mike Hayes TENOR SAXES Russ Lilienthal Colleen Kaas BASSOON Jeff Hellzen Curt Nelson Mike Kilgore Jodi Krogh Jeff Reese BARITONE SAX Mike Groth Chuch Nordstrom Curt Orton Mike Schultz Brian Stromberg 48 jr. sr. honor society ROW Is (LEFT TO RIGHT) Barb Buchholz, Barb Olson, Mary Nordstrom, Cheryl Hutchinson, Tami Brown, Keri Hallstrom, Terry Anderson, Carol Magnuson, Denise Lanoue, Maryls McCarty, Randy Hoffbeck, Vicki Mathison, Sally Sanders, Debbie O'Brien. ROW 2: Paul Kilgore, Phyllis Bergstadt, Barb Dickinson, Sue Brown, Jean Mattson, Dave Lorence, Carla Strombeck, Susan Eastlund, Mary Kay Grahn, Dave Lodin, Barb Oehrlein, Theresa Meyers, Diane Kent, Steve Hoffman, Roxy Dalbey. ROW 3: John Fisher, Ruth Sundermeyer, Mike Anderson, Donna Schroeder, Sheryl Pearson, Ted Molin, Judy Lutz, Peg Dahlberg, Dan McElroy, Bob Struck, Nancy Lutz, Doreen Kastenbauer, Liz Stewart, Carrie Evenson, Gary Narveson. ROW 4; Cheryl Schultz, Barb Fumstahl, Paul Claus, Kevin Bachman, Donna Gray, Doug Stegeman, Pat Gorham, Brian Raivo, Jim Peterson, Beth Larson, Julie Sublet, Stanley Vander Vegt, Kevin Hallstrom, Karen Eastlund, Kris Lindblom. ROW Is (LEFT TO RIGHT) Barb Olson, Vicki Mathison, Dean Palermo, Keri Hallstrom, Char Remer, Bruce Krawiecki, Ron Graves. ROW 2: Bobbi Riechart, Roger Nieboer, Jay Stromback, Nancy Lutz, Jim Gilbertson, Jean Mattson, Kurt Neitzel, Mary Kay Grahn. ROW 3: Andi Humphrey, Mary Johnstone, Todd Hallstrom, Jim Ingebrand, Paul Claus, Kevin Hallstrom, Kent Boyd, Dan McElroy. ROW 4: Julie Sublet, Doug Fumstahl, Jill Ketter, Jim Peterson, Paul Telander, Jim Lutz, Bill Parent, Gill Strand. student council 50 senior fha ROW Is (LEFT TO RIGHT) Cindy Eckman, Susan Moe, Sheila Ulstrom, Deb Hallstrom, Cathy Johnson, Suzanne Ammerman. ROW 2s Deb Carr, Melanie Truh, Kathy Drazenovich, Ruth Larson, Diane Kent, Mary Boyd, Diane Boggs. ROW 3: Becky Hall, Pam Fore, Carla Strombeck, Rhonda Hohn, Andi Humphrey, Cindy Anderson, Jodi Krogh, Barb Dickinson. ROW 4; Sue Schelin, Louise Fisher, Mary Bamick, Heidi Moreen, Vicki Ogren, Colleen Ketter, Tammy Doyle, Rose Sundermeyer. junior fha ROW Is (LEFT TO RIGHT) Sharon Austin, Ruth Rodenberg, Cindy Lakings, Sherrie Austin, Laura takings, Barb Buchholz Deb Grace. ROW 2s Rhonda Kuchenbaker, Deb Telander, Sandy Skramstad, Carol Brandi, LuAnn Kadlac Deb Bankere, Vicki Mathison. ROW 3s Sue Barr, Cheryl Stilson, Carrie Evenson, Donna Schroeder, Paulette Bankers, Patty Marto, Brenda Moore. ROW 4s Janet Slater, Doreen Kastenbauer, Kris Lindblom, Rhonda Rippentrop, Denise Fluegge, Deb Robillard, Cindy VanDriel. 51 activities pervade the mora ROW Is (LEFT TO RIGHT) DeAnn Mitchell, John Fisher, Tami Brown. ROW 2: Donna Gray. Sharon Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Chuck Johnson. ROW Is (LEFT TO RIGHT) Mary Nordstrom, Tami Brown, Deb Roeschlein. ROW 2: Carrie Evenson, Dan Me Elroy, Tom Hoffman, Roger Nieboer. ROW 3: Sterling Bacon, Donna Gray, Julie Sublet, Linda Cole, Kris Lindblom. library club ROW Is (LEFT TO RIGHT) RuthAnn Rodenborg, Sue Poorker, Sandy Skramstad, Barb Oustad, Patty Fitzsimmons. ROW 2: Rhonda Anderson, Debbie Price, Katy Johnson, Alice Dee. ROW 3: Katy Graves, Roger Ganson, Stan VanderVegt, Rose Krube, Pam Eckman. campus atmosphere ROW Is (LEFT TO RIGHT) Randy Norling, Fred Sawatsky, Rick Hanson, Sandy Skramstad, Kathy Skramstad, Lynn Stegeman, Randy Mann, Greg Skramstad, Steve Mathison, Randy Strelow, Paul Pojanowski, LeRoy Gall, Jeff Haugen ROW 2: Dwight Engler, Gary Narveson, Dave Koepp, Mark Boggs, Bob Huro, Terry Kapinos, Larry Carda, Deb Carlson, Wayne Koch, Jim Springer, Wayne Strandlund, Dick Wentworth. ROW 3: Joyce Folkema, Jon Sorenson, Steve Christian, Joe Gimse, Duane Carlson, Steve Neitzel, Lanny Stegeman, Paul Ponto, Lloyd Luloff, Jeff Stenstrom, Tom Parent, Randy Hanson, Gordon Lobdell, Russ Koch. ROW 4: Dale Strandlund, Jerry Gimse, Don Spears, Curt Schultz, Jeff Skramstad, Kevin Mork, Eli Berry, Mark Howes, John Angstman, Terry Ringler, Dave Doering, Randy Voight, Steve Orr, Art Sundstrom. P r o J e c t o r s ROW Is (LEFT TO RIGHT) Randy Mann, Dwight Engler, Galen Graber, Dan Lillienthal, Dick Wentworth, Greg Skramstad, LeRoy Gall. ROW 2: Rick Douglas, Wayne Strandlund, Lloyd Luloff, Curt Schultz, Lynn Bertschi, Joe Gimse, Randy Lindquist. ROW 3: Terry Ringler, Rick Kruse, Tyrone Hendershot, John Angstman, David Doering, Jeff Skramstad, Jerry Gimse, Lanny Stegeman. library club ROW Is (LEFT TO RIGHT) Gladys Agresto, Michele Brandanger, Kaye Peterson. ROW 2: Diann Eggert, Linda Crabtree, Debbie Bankers. ROW 3: Debbie Lindquist, Sherry Douglas, Bonny Angstman, Lorrie Anderson. 53 pep club ROW 1: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Kathy Krone, Jodi Ardner, Nancy Oien, Barb Peterson, Kris Lindblom, Julie Sublet, Wanda Ponto, Karen Eastlund, Sue Lindquist, Cheryl Brandi. ROW 2: Roxy Dalbey, Mary Nordstrom, LouAnn Bryant, Cindy VanDriel, Nancy Blake, Laurie Gorham, Laura Carda, Belinda Wolff, Pam Olson, Barb Olson. ROW 3: Deb Grace, Char Remer, Laurie Evenson, Rita Johnson, Mary Rich, Deb Nelson, Barb Stromberg, Dianne Broehl, Darlene Dee, LuAnn Kadlec, Toni Engstrom, Tami Anderson ROW 4: Deb Roeschlein, Carla Smith, Katy Johnson, Deb Wallace, Jean Gillespie, Deb Robillard, Deb Price, Sherry Douglas, Cathy Schultz, Marge Johnson, Kathy Moss, Kalynn Oien, Debbie Lindquist, Carol Magnuson. ROW 5: Barb Oustad, Sheryl Pearson, Rhonda Olson, Linda Kelly, Judy Lutz, Peg Dahlberg, Rhonda Rippentrop, Deb Pearson, Beth Larson, Barb Furnstahl, Margaret Johnstone, Pam Eckman, Jane Norling, Sue Strom. gaa ROW 1: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Lori Telander, Cheryl Hutchinson, Keri Hallstrom, Linda Erlandson, Cathy Johnson. ROW 2: Jeannie Gillespie, Deb Brubaken, Cindy Doering, Lori Doering, Kam Oin, Marlys McCarty. ROW 3: Lori Sorenson, Becky Jones, Dawn Beseman, Julie Gorham, Lori Anderson, Cathy Schultz, Sue Oestreich. ROW 4: Holly Nordenstrom, Susan Eastlund, Cheryl Schultz, Linda Cole, Melanie Krominga, Judy Lutz, Cheryl Brandi. mirror staff ROW Is (LEFT TO RIGHT) Pat Munro, Jim Murphy, Chuck Mattsen, Sheryl Pearson, Brad Akkerman, LuAnn Kadlec, Rita Johnson, Mary Nordstrom. ROW 2: Tom Hoffman, Barb Olson, Jodi Ardner, Karen Eastlund, Phyllis Bergstadt, Jill Ketter. ROW 3: Larry Mart, Kevin Hallstrom, Jim Lutz, Peg Dahlberg, Dan Naumann, Charlotte Remer, Brian Raivo, Judy Lutz, Cheryl Brandi, Kris Lindblom, Debbie Nelson, Rhonda Rippentrop, Mary Rich, Paulette Bankers, ROW 4: Wayne Talley, Paul Nordstrom, Ricky Hoffbeck, Lynn Boyd, Sterling Bacon, Barb Buchholz, Cathy Schultz, Deb Roeschlein, MaryKay Grahn, Nancy Blake, Linda Kelly, Barb Stromberg, Deb Robillard, Robin Huro. german club ROW Is (LEFT TO RIGHT) Deena Rogers, Rod Cassman, Julie Hogan, Rog Nieboer, John Fisher, Mark Sawatsky, Barb Buchholz. ROW 2: Carrie Evenson, Cheryl Stilson, Ruth Sundermeyer, Gus Hellzen, Chuck Cole, Rhonda Olson, Ken Becker, Rick Hoffbeck. ROW 3: Donna Gray, BUI Parent, Jeff Bertilson, Diane Fuchs, Eli Berry, Brian Raivo, Larry Stark, Karen Eastlund, Doug Stegeman. 55 quill scroll banquet The Quill and Scroll banquet consisted of students involved in yearbook and newspaper journalism. The largest num- ber of students ever to be in- itiated to Quill and Scroll were presented with their awards in a ceremony following a ban- quet at the Cougarville Supper Club. The yearbook and newspaper awards were also presented to those students who through their supurb efforts helped to produce some of the finest journalism that Mora High School has yet seen. The evening was ended by an announcement of the next year's editors and their positions. K — n£nj ±JLS £y O QjiJ - l (Ut (9 ut n £) t . 1 aMrr a ? 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Rich, T. Engstrom, K. Skramstad, K. Eastlund, D. Dee, A. Dee, J. Ketter, R. Johnson, M. Johnstone. ROW 3: C. Johnson, S. Bacon, K. Mork, W. Strandlund, L. Stegeman, D. Palermo, V. Mathison. ROW 4: S. Maurer, K. Mork, L. Mart, J. Skramstad, B. Dickinson, L. Runquist, W. Rolstad, K. Henvig, T. Hendershot. 66 JOHN ANGSTMAN-FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Projectors 3, 4 JODI ARDNER-GAA 2; Mirror 4; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 Declam 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1,2, 3,4; En- sembles 1,2, 3,4; Majorettes 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Pom Pons 2, 3, 4 CRAIG BACHMAN-Projectors 3; Hall monitor 3; Computer monitor 2 STERLING C. BACON-FFA 1,2; Track 3; Mirror 3,4; Declam 2, 3,4; German club 3; Quill G Scroll 3,4; Projectors 3; Photo club 4; Alpha 3; Pep club 3; Teacher cadet 4 PAULETTE BANKERS-FHA 1,2,3, 4; Mirror 3,4; Library club 3; Pep club 1, 2, 3; Alpha 3; Hall monitor 4 DALE BARNICK-Football 1,2; Basketball 1 ROBERT BARR- NANCY BLAKE-GAA 1; Mirror 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4 En- semble 1,4; Choir 1,4; Pom pons 2,4; Pep Band 3; Pep club 2, 4; Homecoming Att. 4 DIANNE BROEHL-Class officer 1; FHA 2; Choir 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4 LAURA CARDA-Class officer 1,4; GAA 1; Mirror 3,4; Declam 2; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Girls Track 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 DAVID CASS MAN-Mirror 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Radio club 1, 2, 3, 4; Photo club 2, 3, 4 German club 3; Golf 2, 3 LOIS CHRISTENSEN-GAA 1; Teacher cadet 4 PEGGY DAHLBERG-Student council 2; Honor Society 1,2, 3,4; Mirror 4; Annual 4; Drama 4; Declam 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Ensemble 3,4; Choir 1,3,4; Pep club 1, 3,4; Pom Pons 2; Homecoming Att. 4 Alpha 4 ALICE DEE-GAA 1; Library club 4 DARLENE DEE-FHA 1,2; Girls Basketball 2, 3; Girls Track 1; Pep club 2,4; Hall monitor 3; BRAD DICKINSON-Student Council 1; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Golf 3,4; Intramural BB. 3,4 MERLIN DOBE- DAVID DOERING-FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4, Pro- jectors 3, 4 KAREN EA ST LU ND -Honor Society 1, 3, 4; GAA 2; Mirror 4; Declam 3; Band 1,2, 3,4 Choir 1; German club 3,4; Pep club 1,2,3, 4; Pom Pons 3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Orchestra 3 RICK EGGERT- DWIGHT ENGLER-FFA 1,2, 3,4; Drama 4 TONETTA ENGSTROM-Library club 2,3,4; Choir 1; Hot Lunch 1,2; Pep club 4 DAVE FELLAND-FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2; Band 1,2,3 BRUCE FITZSIMMONS-FFA 2,3,4; Intramural BB 4 BARB FURNSTAHL-Honor Society 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1; Drama 3, 4 JIM GILBERTSON-Student council 1, 3,4; Class officer 2; Football 2,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 3; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 Declam 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Ensemble 1,2, 3; Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4 Intramural BB 2 3 4 JEANNIE GILLESPIE-FHA 1; Basketball 2; Track 4; GAA 1,2; Mirror 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Radio club 1; Pep club 1,2, 3 MIKE GORHAM-Honor Soc. 1,2, 3,4; Mirror 4 Declam 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Alpha 4 KATIE GRAVES-Pep Club 4 KEVIN HALLSTROM-Student Council 4; Class officer 1, 2, 3; Honor Soc. 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Track 1; Baseball 3,4; Mirror DAVE HARVEY-Drama 4; Ensemble 1; Choir 1,2, 3, 4 BOB HAUGEN-Hall monitor 3, 4 DONNA HELMBRECHT-Hall monitor 3,4; Office cadet 4 TYRONE HENDERSHOT-FFA 1,2, 3,4; Radio club 1; Projectors 2, 3, 4 KEVIN HERWIG-Football 1; Hall monitor 3,4 TOM HOFFMAN-Class officer 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Wrestling 3,4; Track 2, 3; Mirror 2, 3,4; Annual 2, 3,4; Drama 2; Declam 2, 3, 4 ROBIN HURO-Mirror 4; Teacher Cadet 2; Office cadet 3, 4; Alpha 4 MIKE ING EBR A ND -F ootb all 2,4; Wrestling 3 Mirror 4; Golf 2,3,4; Intramural BB 2,4; CHUCK JOHNSON-Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2; Debate 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Photo club 3 MARGIE JOHNSON-FHA 1; GAA 1,2; Library club 3; Pep club 2, 3, 4 RITA JOHNSON-Mirror 4; Band 1,2; Choir 3; Pep club 2, 3,4; Alpha 4, Hall monitor 4 RON JOHNSON-Wrestling 4; Mirror 4; Golf 3; Alpha 4; German club 4 MARGIE JOHNSTONE-Class officer 2, 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Ensembles 3,4; Pep club 2, 3, 4; Girls Track 1; Band cadet 4 LUANN KADLEC-FHA 1,2,4; Mirror 4; Choir 1,2; Pep club 3,4; Alpha 4; Teacher cadet 3,4; Quill G Scroll 4 BOB KASTENBAUER-FFA 4; Basketball 1,2 Baseball 67 1; Intramural BB 3 LINDA KELLY-Mirror 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4 Ensemble 3, 4; Choir 3,4; Pep club 3,4; Girls Track 1 MARGO KOPP.-Mirror 3 ROSE KRUBE-FHA 1; Mirror 3,4; Library club 2,4 RICK KRUSE-FFA 1,2, 3,4 KATHY LANG-Mirror 4; Library club 2 DAN LEWIS-FFA 1,2, 3,4; Track 2 JOHN LEWIS-Football 2, 3,4; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball BOB LILIENTHAL-Hall monitor 3 KEVIN LINDGREN-FFA 4; Band 1,2; Choir 1,2 JIM LUTZ-Student council 4; Class officer 1; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Mirror 4; Cross country 1 BRIAN MANN-Football 2; Track 1,2; Mirror 4 LARRY MART-Football 1; Mirror 4; Choir 1; Bas- ketball 1,2 VICKI MATHISON-Student council 4; Honor Soc. 4; FHA 1,2,3, 4; Debate 3; Teacher cadet 1, 2, 3; Choir 1; Spanish club 2; Pep club 1, 2, 3 CHUCK MATTSEN-Mirror 4; Quill G Scroll 4; Teacher cadet 1, 2, 3,4 SHERWIN MAURER-Basketball 1 TOM MOORE-Golf 3, 4; Cross country 3, 4 Letterman 4; Intramural BB. 4 KEVIN MORK-FFA 3,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2; Intramural BB. 3; Letterman 3,4 KIM MORK-Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2 Letterman 3,4 KATHIE MOSS-GAA 1; Mirror 4; Pep club 3,4; Hall monitor 4; OEA 4 JIM MURPHY-Football 1,2; Wrestling 3,4 Mirror 4; Choir 1,2, 3, 4 DAN NAUMANN-Class officer-2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Choir 1; Letterman 3,4 DEBBIE NELSON-Mirror 4; Annual 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2,3,4; Choir 1,3,4; Radio club 1; Pep club 1,2, 3, 4; OEA 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pom Pons 3: Orchestra 3, 4 DAVID NIKODYM-Mirror 4; Band 1,2, 3,4 Orchestra 4 JANE NORLING-OEA 4; Pep club 4; Hall monitor 4 MARY NORDSTROM-Cl ass officer 2; Honor Soc. 1, 3, 4; Mirror 4; Annual 4; Drama 2, 3, 4; Declam 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Choir 1,2,3, 4; Ensemble 1, 3, 4; Pom Pons 2, 3, 4 ’ JOHN NORBERG-FFA 2,3,4 DON NORBY-Football 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Mirror 4 DEBBIE 0 BRIEN-Honor Society 4; German 3 BARB OLSON-Student Council 2, 3, 4; Honor Soc 1,3, 4- Mirror 4; Annual 2, 3, 4; Declam 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Ensemble 3; Choir 1; Cheerleading 1,2, 3,4; Pep club 1,2, 3, 4 OEA 4; Homecoming Att. 4; Quill G Scroll 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4 KERRY OLSON-Student council 1; Class off. 3; Honor Soc. 1,2, 3,4; Football 1; Golf 2 BRIAN ORR-FFA 4; Radio club 2, 3; Intramural BB. 3 SHERYL PEARSON-Honor Soc. 3,4; FHA 1; Mirror 4; Annual 4; Drama 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; En- semble 1,2,4; Choir 1, 2, 3,4 Homecoming Att. 4 ROXANNE PETERSON-FHA 1; Pep club 2, 3; Hall monitors 3 LYNNE PONT O-FHA 1; GAA 1; Radio club 1; Pep club 1 BRIAN RAIVO-Student council 1, 3; Class off. 2- Honor Soc. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Track 2, 3; Mirror 4; Declam 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Intramural BB. 3,4; Homecoming Att. 4; Quill G Scroll 4 MARY RICH-Girls Track 1; GAA 1; Mirror 4; Pep club 4; Hall monitor 3; cadet 2, 3, 4 RHONDA RIPPENTROP-Student council 1; FHA 1.2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Mirror 4; Girls BB 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Teacher cadet 4 LES RUNQUIST-Football 1,2; Mirror 4 BRUCE RYPKEMA-Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Choir 1,2, 3, 4 SALLY SANDERS-Honor Soc. 4; Hall monitor 3,4 CANDIE SCANDIN-OEA 4 CRAIG SCHULTZ-Student Council 3; Football 1,2,3,4- Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3; Mirror 4; Band 1,2. 3.4- Intramural BB 3,4 ’ 9 VICKIE SKAGGS-Girls Basketball 2; GAA 2, Annual 3; Choir 3, 4 JEFF SKRAMSTAD-FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3,4 Projector 3, 4 KATHLEEN SKRAMSTAD-FFA 4; FHA 1 KIM SMITH-Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 3,4 Band 1.2, 3, 4 Homecoming Att. 4 LAURIE SORENSON-Girls BB. 2, 3,4; Girls Track 4- GAA 1,2, 3, 4 68 DOUG STEGEMAN- Student Council 2, 3; Honor Soc. 3,4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Declam 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3; Pep band 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural BB 3,4 LANNY STEGEMAN- FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1; Projectors 3, 4; Pep Club 3 DAVID STILSON- FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 DAVID STOKLASA- Basketball Manager 2; Wrestling 3; Choir 1, 2, 3,4; Cross Country 4; Drama 2 GILL STRAND- Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class off. 3; FHA 2; Football 1, 3,4; Basketball 1; Mirror 3; Drama 2, 3, 4; Declam 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 3, 4 WAYNE STRANDLUND- FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Projectors 3, 4 BARB STROMBERG- FHA 1; Mirror 4; Annual 4; Band 1; Choir 1, 3; OEA 4; Pep club 1, 2, 3, 4; Teacher cadet 3, 4; Hall monitor 4 WAYNE TALLEY- Mirror 2, 3, 4; Annual 2, 3, 4; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 1, 2, 3; Choir 1,2, 3, 4 ... KARI UDEAN- FHA 1; Annual 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 2, 3, 4; Declam 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3 DEBBIE WALLACE- FHA 1; Mirror 3; Annual 4; Drama 2, 3, 4; Declam 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3 DICK WENTWORTH- FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 3; Wrestling 4; Projectors 2, 4; Hall Monitor 2; Radio club 2 RODNEY ZUFALL- senior skip day at shingwauk FRIDAY, May 11, was one of the more unusual days for Seniors at Mora High School. It marked the beginning of the annual Senior Skip Day, an event coveted by every other class. At 8:30 sharp the busses were boarded and off for Shingwauk for a day of fun and ad- venture. They arrived a little before noon and were wined and dined on hamburgers, french fries, and cokes before going AWOL to explore the many activities available to them. Water skiing proved to the hardier souls that the glacial age had not yet left Minnesota. Those who preferred a more tropical atmosphere took to the heated pool and sauna. Escape was made later in the evening, much to the relief of the owners we are sure, but not before throwing Mr. Saari and Mr. Sandy fully clothed into the pool. Arrival back in Mora was at 11:45 and one more Senior Skip Day became history. 70 class favorites MOST TALENTED: Peg Dahlberg Jim Gilbertson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Jill Ketter Brian Raivo CLASS FLIRTS: Nancy Blake Dan Naumann BEST DRESSED: Lynne Ponto Kim Smith PEPPIEST: Barb Olson Tom Hoffman WITTIEST: Barb Fumstahl Gill Strand PRETTIEST EYES: Dianne Broehl Craig Schultz FAVORITE TEACHERS: SCHOOL SPIRIT: SHYEST: MOST STUDIOUS: MOST POPULAR: MOST TALKATIVE: MOST ATHLETIC: BIGGEST SMILE: BEST ALIBIERS: CUTEST COUPLE: Jim Revier Jack Sahlstrom Barb Olson Tom Hoffman Kristi Hallstrom John Norberg Vicki Mathison Craig Bachman Dianne Broehl Mike Ingebrand Karen Eastlund Gill Strand Laura Sorenson Kevin Hallstrom Margie Johnstone Jim Lutz Deb Wallace Tyrone Hendershot Rhonda Rippentrop Lanny Stegeman 72 old times! Rough gang at Central: Les, Dave, Kevin, M., Ted, Kim, Kim M., Kerry. graduation 1973 The 1973 graduating class of Mora High School on June 1. Commencement exercises 1973 held at Mora High School saw 110 seniors re- ceive diplomas. The speaker, Harry Davis, president of the board of education of the Minneapolis Public Schools encouraged our young people to go out and correct the mistakes of the past. His theme, What the World needs now is love drew a round of applause. Mike Gorham was the class speaker. Principal Robert Lorence introduced the 17 honor students. Cleve Berquist an- nounced the scholarship awards which this year amounted to approximately $100,000, and of course the 1973 seniors were intro- duced to the packed auditorium. The motto selected by the 1973 graduating class is As I grow to understand life less and less, I learn to love it more and more by Jules Renard. Graduation Speaker: Harry Davis juniors juniors juniors Gladys Agresto Brad Akkerman Gary Allman Lorrie Anderson Ronda Anderson Vince Anderson Gary Dalbey Roxanne Dalbey Rick Douglas Barb Buchholz Steve Christian Charles Cole Steve Doyle Debbie Dresler Mike Dressel Diann Eggert Robert Elstad Robert Engblom Sharon Austin Delight Bachman Debbie Bankers Susan Barr Kenneth Becker Phyliss Bergstadt Eli Berry Jeff Bertilson Lynn Bertschi Lynn Boyd Cheryl Brandi LouAnn Bryant 76 juniors juniors juniors juniors juniors jur Laurie Evenson Kathy Felland Joanne Folkema Lori Foust Diane Fuchs LeRoy Gall Roger Gansen Laurie Gorham Pat Gorham Galen Graber Mary Kay Grahn Greg Groth Tim Haan Randy Hanson Denise Harms Mike Harms Jim Heggemess Gus Hellzen Renee Hintz Ricky Hoffbeck Greg Hoffman Sandy Hohn Clayton Holznagel Mark Howes Steve Huro Cathy Iverson Kathy Johnson Scott Johnson Suanne Johnson Randy Koepp Brian Krawiecki Rhonda Kuchenbaker Beth Larson Sandy Lewis Dan Lilienthal Kris Lindbolm Randy Lindquist Sue Lindquist Gordon Lobdell Judy Lutz Randy Mann Sue Mason David Mattson Dan McElroy Ted Molin Pat M unroe Steve Neitzel Sharon Nelson Shvahn Nelson Roger Nieboer Holly Nordenstrom Paul Nordstrom Steve Odencrans Kay Oien Nancy Oien Greg Olson Pam Olson Curt Oslin Bill Parent Debbie Pearson Barb Peterson Carol Peterson Kaye Peterson 77 luniors juniors juniors juniors juniors jun Rosella Peterson Wanda Ponto Duane Reynolds Terry Ringler Diane Rittenour Debbie Robillard Deb Roeschlein Deena Rogers Lynn Rudser Rae Saathoff Mark Sawatsky Dave Sawyer Donna Schroeder Curtis Schultt David Schultz Nancy Seline Janet Sleiter Larry Stark Cheryl Stilson Steve Strelow Dan Strom Bob Struck Ruth Sundermeyer JoAnne Telander Rory Telander Kevin Theis Stanley VanderVegt Cindy Van Driel Lois Van Ryswyk Doug White Leighton Wilkening Belinda Wolff Steve Yankowiak The class of '74 started out their year by breaking the record for the Jr. magazine drive. A grand total of $6, 359. 97 was sold. The junior girls lost to the seniors 6-0 in the annual homecoming powderpuff football game. Class rings arrived on January 12, 1973. There was quite a variety since there were three different styles to choose from along with many different stones. The juniors sponsored Colour My World , this years Jr. Sr. prom. Getting away from the traditional prom held at the high school, the '73 prom was held at the Catholic Parish Center. 78 sophomores sophomores Jeff Akkerman Jeff Allman Darla Anderson Bonny Angstman Sherre Austin Terry Bachman Brian Barker Carmel Berry Kent Boyd Michele Brandanger Carol Brandi Gerald Bremer Tamara Brown Bruce Buchholz Cindy Bullford Larry Carda Debby Carlson Darlene Carlson Duane Carlson Rod Cassman Paul Claus Linda Cole Sandy Dalbey Greg DeWitt Barry Dickinson Sherry Douglas Pam Eckman LuAnn Engblom Dan Ericson Patti Erlandson 79 ophomores sophomores sophomores sopi Rose Fischer John Fisher Jeff Fladabo Joyce Folkema Kevin Fore Doug Fumstahl Gerald Gimse Joe Gimse Terry Graber Teresa Graves Donna Gray Elaine Hallin Liz Haney Ricky Hanson Jeff Haugen Sheila Haugen Mary Heggemes Susan Hellzen Randy Hoffbeck Julie Hogan Vicki Holznagel Jim Ingebrand Kathy Jensen Jack Johnson Jay Johnson Katy Johnson Sharon Johnson Mary Johnstone Allen Kadlec Russ Koch Wayne Koch David Koepp Melanie Krominga Kathy Krone Diane Lhotka Janice Lilienthal Debbie Lindquist Karen Loken Rheeta Loose Lloyd Luloff Dawn Lynch Carol Magnuson Jim Magnuson Patty Mart Lynn Mathison Mike McCormick DeAnn Mitchell Cheryl Mizer Brenda Moore Gary Narveson Jodie Nelson Linda Nelson Paul Nelson Cathy Nordstrom Tom Norman Tom O'Brien Bob Oehlrlein Kirby Olson Rhonda Olson Brad Ooosterhuis Steve Orr John Ostenson Barb Oustad 80 mores sophomores sophomores sophom Dean Palermo Tom Parent Pam Pearson Gisele Peterson Mike Pierson Gary Pladson Gloria Ponto Paul Ponto Susan Poorker Debra Price Kevin Raines Carolyn Rich Renae Rippentrop Irene Rodenborg Ruth Rodenborg Renee Rogne Nancy Rypkema Rita Saathoff Amy Sanford Fred Sawatzky Cathy Schultz Mike Schulz Stan Skaggs Greg Skramstad Sandy Skramstad Don Spears Lynn Stegeman Jeff Stenstrom Vicky Stoklasa Dale Strandlund Marie Strelow Gary Stromberg Steve Stromberg Julie Sublet Arthur Sundstrom Michelle Taylor Bryan Telander Debby Telander Peter Ulstrom Dale Voge Randy Voight Becky Vreeland Boyd Wilson Jeanne Wilson Billy Wolff The illustrious class of '75 was very active at Homecoming. They won the sign contest with Trample the Tribe , and handled refreshments at the Home- coming Dance. They also won one of the bus competitions sponsored by the cheerleaders. During Sno-Daze, they won the semi-final broomball game over the Juniors, but lost the championship to the Seniors in a well-fought game. 81 i freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen Rose Agresto Kevin Altman Doug Anderson Mike Anderson Teri Anderson Jeff Ardner Charleen Austin Kevin Bachman Jo Barnhart Annette Bassett Jim Bengston Susan Berry Mark Boggs Dick Bremer Vicki Brockner Sue Brown Cindy Calender Steve Carlson Randy Carter Glen Christianson Karen Dahlin Tracy Danielson Val Danielson David Dee Dennis Douglas Michele Drazenovich Becky Dresler 82 freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen fr Randy Elstad Sandy Elstad Rick Evenson Becky Felland Matthew Fischer Denise Fluegge Julie Fore Cheerie Forshier Leia Foust DaiTell Fratzke Donald Gall Debbie Grace Bob Hall Jim Harris Roger Hawkins Doug Holeen Todd Holmes JoAnn Holznagel Roxanne Howes Chuck Humphrey Bob Huro Cheryl Hutchinson Marilyn Jenson Terry Kapinos Doreen Kastenbauer Paul Kilgore Kathy Krawiecki Bill Kruse Cindy Laking Laura Lakings Weldon Lang Doreen Larson Jogene Lidstrom JoiLynn Lidstrom Ronald Lilienthal Russ Lilenthal Greg Lingen Cheryl Loken Nancy Lutz Steve Mathison Jean Mattson Sharon Maurer Donald Mayer Glen Miller Cindy Molloy Mark Munroe Theresa Myers Mary Nelson Michele Nelson Roland Nelson Randy Norling Lori O'Brien Barbara Oehrlein Susan Oestre ich Brian Olson Karen Olson Lori Olson C indy Orr Joy Ostenson Jeff Pearson Alan Peterson Jim Peterson Ricky Ponto 83 freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen Dan Price Roxanne Rippentrop David Rodenborg Julie Sanders Rita Schlagel Dean Smith Jim Springer John Stahlke Karen Stark Liz Stewart Pam Stoklasa Jillayne Strelow Randy Strelow Sean Sweeny JoAnn Talley Frank Taylor Paul Telander Cindy Tharp Joni Tipp Kevin Whiteford Sandra Young eighth eighth eighth eighth eighth Steve Ammerman Brian Anderson Cindy Anderson Jeff Anderson Tami Anderson Shirley Angstman Debbie Brandanger Randy Broehl Bruce Burk Roxanne Carda Todd Carroll Don Chilton Myron Christian Ed Craig Barb Cole Bill Dahlberg Jeff DeWitt Barb Dickinson Lori Doering Tammie Doyle Kathy Drazenovich Susan Eastlund Don Engblom Linda Erlandson Mary Bamick Jim Barr Mark Besser Lori Blaisdell Diane Boggs Mary Boyd OFFICERS: Deb, Steve, Cheryl, Sheila 85 ighth eighth eighth eighth eighth eighth Mike Felland Louise Fischer Janelle Fluegge Pam Fore Ron Fratzke Ricky Fritche David Gall Jane Gimse Tim Goldsmith Richard Gould Kay Graber Richard Graves Bonnie Grummons Dan Grunke Becky Hall Rebecca Hallin Debra Hallstrom Keri Hallstrom Terry Ha mm ill Sam Harmon Debra Harms Tim He aid Joe Heggemes Jerry Hellzen Gilbert Helmbrecht Karen Helmbrecht Gary Hicks Scott Hogan Rhonda Hohn Steve Hoffman Chris Hopkins Dennis Huro Brian Hutchinson Tom Ingebrand Jerome Janousek Doug Jensen Jim Jensen Cindy Johnson Melody Johnson Ward Johnson Kevin Kaas David Kadlec Sheryl Kadlec Scott Kendall Diane Kent Bruce Krawiecki Jay Krogh Sandra Krone Jim Krummel Jackie Kuchar Steve Lang Denise Lanoue Ruth Larson Jay Lindblom David Lodin David Lorence Greg Martnes Loma Martini Marlys McCarty Charles McClellan Bev McKimmon Joan Miller Jennifer Millsap 86 ghth eighth eighth eighth eighth eighth Susan Moe Wesley Mohn Heidi Moreen Peggy Morine Scot Mork Allen Moss Tim Munro Alexia Murphy Mike Myers Kurt Neitzel Jim Nelson Nancy Nieboer Bemie Nordenstrom Joey Nordstrom Curt Norgaard Bob Odencrans Tony Oestreich Vicky Ogren Kam Oien Bill Olen Brad Olson Gloria Oquist Frank Ostendorf Helen Ostenson Joyce Ostman Greg Peaison Steve Pearson Jeff Perry Mike Peterson Ronald Raines David Regan Sharon Rypkema Brian Salmonson Karin Sawyer Cathy Scandin Susan Schelin Scot Schindeldecker Cheryl Schultz Jim Schultz Steve Schultz Terry Schultz Carmel Schwendeman Naomi Skaggs Mary Skogman Debbie Smith Karla Smith Clayton Sorenson Scott Spears Kevin Stigar Dan Stoklasa Kevin Strand David Strom Susan Strom Jay Stromback Karla Strombeck Brian Stromberg David Stromberg Richard Stromberg Bill Struck Bernice Sundstrom Virginia Tatro Brad Telander Julie Telander 87 eighth eighth eightht eighth eighth Jody Whiteford Robert Williams Steve Williams Brian Zellman Sheryl Telander Melanie Truh Sheila Ulstrom Rhonda VanHale Kathy Van Ryswyck Linda Walters Justice Warner This year the eighth graders proved to be one of the leading classes in MHS spirit. They were strong supporters in every phase of Mustang activities. They won bus competition and the yelling competition at the pep fests. They had a great time at their class roller- skating party. The whole school can take pride in how they represent it. 88 Any friends of yours? seventh seventh seventh seventh Gary Allman Stanley Ammerman Susan Ammerman Susanne Ammerman Wendy Ammerman Karen Anderson Elroy Austin Steve Bankers Sabine Bartholdt Jim Bassett Tim Bassett Brenda Beckstrom Karla Berry Dawn Beseman Jodi Besser Brad Blake Linda Burress Wendy Campbell Jon Carda Deb Can- Mark Chamberlain Keith Coes Donita Collins David Craig Danny Dalbey Kathy Dalbey Cindy Doering Shelly Douglas Joby Drazenovich Charlene Dubel 89 IO venth seventh seventh seventh seventh Cindy Eckman Teresa Engblom Betty Erlandson Fred Felland Jay Fladebo Jim Folkema Scott Fritz Mike Funk Julie Gorham Shari Gotfredson Colette Grace Cindy Grahek Ronnie Graves Liz Gray Patti Cries Mike Groth Steve Haeg Brenda Hallin Scott Hallstrom Todd Hallstrom Linda Hanson Paula Hanson Beth Harms Jeff Harms Jodi Hams Tom Haugen Michael Hayes Jeff Hellzen Robert Helmbrecht Jean Hendrickson Heidi Holmes Andrea Humphrey Greg Huro Bruce Hutchinson Richard Jensen Kathy Johnson Dan Johnstone Becky Jones Colleen Kaas Lori Kadlec Err in Keller Mark Kendall Colleen Ketter Mike Kilgore Steve Klapmier Wayne Kopp Edward Kraft Jodi Krogh Jason Kruse Joey Lewis Charlene Loose Martha Loken Dan McClellan Ann Marie McElroy Jan Millsap Barb Molloy Dan Molloy Paula Moody John Myers Jean Narveson Curt Nelson Cindy Nelson Dave Nelson 90 venth seventh seventh seventh seventh Brad Nikodym Barb Norberg Chuck Nordstrom Jeff Norgaard Linda Oestreich Kim Olen Brenda Olson Denise Oquist Curtis Orton Sanda Oslin Harold Ostendorf Janet Oswald Randy Peterson Judy Pladsen Julie Raines Jeff Reese Barb Reichart Becky Reynolds Allen Ringer Robin Saathoff Bob Sawyer Kim Wolfe Chuck Young Mary Jo Yankowiak Dale Youngquist Karen Zellman Leslie Schultz Mike Schultz Louise Smith Tim Smith Lori Sogn Diane Springer Danny Stegeman Rhonda Stegeman David Strandland James Strandland Sarah Street Rose Sundermeyer Allen Taylor Lori Telander Mike Tharp Lori Theis Shirley True Jeri VanVleet Jerry VanderVegt Deb W ahl Jerry Wall Jim Wallace Laura Walters Tom Warner Dave Weseloh Janice Whiteford Jeff Whiteside Lennae Wilson With new freedoms come new pressures, new classes, new teachers and friends, lockers, and a new building to adjust to. This is what our seventh grade class found as they made the transition from Fairview Elementary to Central High School. The year's high point for many came with a week trip to the environmental learning center at Camp Isabella where they studied, our environment as well as how to keep their chaperones up all night. They hope the next year will be as profitable. 91 administration and secretaries Pius J. Lacher Superintendent Melva Strom Kathy Nelson Mary Lou Haugen Doris Doyle Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary Robert Lorence Thomas Moore Robert Lanoue Senior High Principal Assistant Superintendent Junior High Principal our guides leaders, Eva Jim Revier Anderson Art Social Allen Hanson Math Jean Eliason Home Ec Joe Lutz Ath. Dir. Lawrence Earl Jones Fredrickson Indust. Art Social Mary Lykins German €i Cleve Berquist Counselor Russ Wally Mills Thoreson Soc. -I. Art Agriculture Phyllis Osmundson Home Ec Daisy Childress Special Ed. Dave Franko Phy. Ed. Bob Harrison Indust. Art Karl Deis Am. History Bob Beseth Library Marny Bolstad Social Carl Hellzen Social dictators wardens Kathy Hultberg English Don Kaddatz Science Irvin Erickson Math Coiky Nelson Science Dave Fomess English Keith Lester Music-Drama Laura Hillman Business Jim Baker Math Jim Revier Eng. -Drama Bob Gilbert Counselor Vem Kaufert Science Sue Lynbum Music Jack Sahlstrom Math Ron Lykins Science Dan Cook Englisl Pat McDonald Model Office David Samuelson Auto Mechanics Dorothy Hill David Thompson Health Career Auto Mechanics added to curriculum Mora High saw a new addition to it's curriculum this year. A. vocational school set up in the old Lakeland Dairy build- ing offered an extention to the courses previously offered to our students. It was set up as a cooperative effort by the Braham, Isle, Ogilvie, and Mora school districts in hopes of pre- paring our students better for their future vocational choices. However, new ideas always present new problems and the opening of the school year found only half of the equipment such as type writers for the business classes etc. ready and waiting for use. The building also was badly in need of remodeling and this had not yet been completed to the point that some classes had to remain in the high school where there was really no room for them either. Remodelling continued through- out the year and equipment continued to filter in as students and teachers alike proved their versatility by making do with what was available. In spite of all the handicaps the program was a success and most students also learned how to travel six blocks at a dead run in a blinding snow storm in five minutes and still show up for class at Central reasonably composed. 97 it has been an 98 unusual year in m ELAINE We lost a dear one, we We'll never forget her, We remember the fun t The smart times, the d Yes, she was a beauty, Only good memories, y 100 all loved her so, wherever we go. imes, and bad times we had, umb times and the times we were glad, so fun and so kind, re'll keep in our mind. -Her Classmates- Dr. F. R. Keller d s . •Fredas Town knd Country Oil X Glenn Tire Inc. Land O?' Lakes Ice Cream I •Sportsmans Cafe •Arcon Construction Co. Inc. •Oslin Lumber Co. � '• Amoco Chemicals Aulich’s Mora Marine «C. E. Rogers Co. Lamperts Yards 2� r ; Bait� '� ■ Na.ti6hll Bank Blir 1 MoTIy'W PI hions •Roehlke’s Inc. . Nelson's Variety Han’s Home Furnishings Orr's Food Market Punks Standard Station Dr. Childress Stalke’s Skogmos Stenstrooi.’s Jewelry B V JParm and Houre C.gg t.to Coast •Hall Drug Bergstadt’s Fairway Food Businesses $15. 00 or over The 1973 Yearbook Staff