Mora High School - Mustang Yearbook (Mora, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1974 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty Athletic Banquet Band Baseball Basketball Cheerleaders, Pom Pons and Majorettes Choir ' V . : Class Favorites 93-95 33 52-56 31,32 13,19-23' 98,99 46-51 76 JUST KEEP ROW 1: Greg Pearson, David Dee, Kevin Raines, Jay Strombeck, Stan Skaggs, Mark Munro, Byron Cox. ROW 2: Jeff Bertilson, Curt Oslin, Gary Allman, Vince Anderson, Art Sundstrom, Jeff Allman. The Cross Country squad under the lea- dership of Coach Mr. Forness and captain Curt Oslin, placed well in the Rum River Conference final standings. Captain Curt Oslin was selected All-Conference for his work. Sophomores Bryon Cox and Mark Munro, Junior Kevin Raines, and Senior Vince Anderson added depth to the squad. In District finals. Senior Captain Oslin finished eighth to earn the All-Conference award. It was the first All-Conference runner award for Mora. CROSS COUNTRY 4 ON TRUCKIN' INDIVIDUALITY AND TEAMWORK MAKES CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT- David Schultz, Keith Smith, Brad Akkerman, Ron Fagerstrom, Greg Hoffman, Pat Munro Greg Gorth, Brian Krawiecki, SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT- Gus Hellzen, Gary Dalbey, Bob Oehlrlein, Greg Dewitt, Jon Sorenson, Don Spears, Larry Stark. THIRD ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT- Kevin Whiteford, Ken Haw- ° Brlan Russ Koch, Jim Harris, Jim Peterson, John Stalke, Paul Ponto. FOURTH ROW: LEFT TO Rnv l'piTfT d u e n T vf ?’ Da Prjce Roger Hawkins, Jeff Pearson, Kelly Bucklin, Robin Bucklin, FIFTH K JW. Lhr I IO RIGHT- Paul Nelson, Paul Nordstrom. WHERE WILL WE BE IN 73? was the theme of the 1973 Mora Varsity foot- ball squad. They finished with a 4-5 overall season and 3-4 in conference. The defense played impressively with a 6-0 shutout over Barnsville and 20-0 over Salk Rapids. The offense, led by seniors Pat Munro, Greg Hoff- man, and Greg Groth and junior, Bob Oehlr- lein, in the backfield provided many success- ful and important plays on the way to the playoffs. They didn't make it, but THERE WILL BE MORE IN 74 6 ■mehs H DIDONTHEGRID Mora Mora Mora Mora Mora Mora Mora Mora Mora . . .0 Bamesville . . .8 Pine City ... 7 Braham . . 33 Elk River . . .6 Milaca . . 20 Foley . . 20 Princeton . . . 0 Sauk Rapids . . . . . 16 Cambridge LOST: THE Hoff Gary Polux OFFENSE Brad .... Ron .... . . . . Guard Greg H. . . Gary . . . Brian . . . Greg G. . . . . -Half Back Larry . . . , David. . . . Keith . . . , Gus .... Pat . Quarter Back Cluthy Coaches: Baker, Franko, Deis, Hellzen, Kaddatz 8 SENIOR SPIRIT Larry Managers: Paul, Kevin, Paul, Ed Pat 9 JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW 1 - Jeff Pearson, Ken Hawkins, Tom O'Brien, Robin Bucklin , Paul Ponto, ROW 2 - Jim Harris, Dan Price, Jim Peterson. ROW 3 - Kevin Whiteford, John Stalke, Kelly Bucklin. ROW 4 - MGRS. Jeff Ardner, Paul Nelson. JR. VARSITY KEEPS IT TOGETHER The Jr. Varsity met a rather tough year with courage, stami- na, and a will to strive. They built team spirit into their ranks and went on to prove that vie - tories won are not always shown in the final scores of the games but in the courage of a team who works together to build the char- acter of its members. Lets keep up the good work and pass that same spirit on to next years team. 10 . BANQUET JOE D Defensive Player of The year: Dan Price and Ron Fagerstom. Most Valuable Players: Greg Hoffman and Ron Fagerstrom. Paul Nordstrom The annual Joe D. Banquet was held on Thurs- day, Nov. 12, 1973 at the Parish Center. Highlights of the night was the presentation of awards. Larry Mikan, was guest speaker. This year's Ed Hoffman award was won by Paul Nordstrom. Congratulations to all our team on a great season! Bach and Lineman of the Year: Greg Hoffman and Brad Akkerman. THE FUTURE? BUILD BUILD BUILD FOR THE FUTURE CONFERENCE CHAMPS ROW 1: Theresa Myers, Bekcy Jones, Cheryl Brandi, Peggy Pojanowski, ROW 2: Sheryl Kadlec, Debbei Smith, Marlys McCarty, Cheryl Hutchinson, Holly Nordenstrom, Lome Anderson, Debra Burbaken. ROW 3: Coleen Ketter, Dawn Beseman, Nancy Nieboer, Linda Cole, Melanie Krominga, Janet Oswald, Judy Lutz, Kam Oien. A WINNING SEASON! Girls' Basketball had a great season with a record of 11-1. This is the fourth year for Girls’ Basketball in Mora and was a great achievement for them to come home with the Conference Championship Trophy. All Conference players were Cheryl Brandi, Melanie Krominga and Holly Nordenstrom. Cheryl scored 233 out of a team total of 501. Melanie scored 111 and Holly 51. Karn Oien scored 85 playing A and B team and Debbie Smith 52 on A and B. This is the first year Mora had enough girls to have both A and B teams. The B team girls are sure to have a good team next year. They played hard no matter what, win or lose. A team B team Braham 29-25 9-10 Elk River 26-28 8-16 Milaca 45-14 5- 6 Foley 28-22 5- 6 Princeton 39-32 7- 9 Sauk Rapids 32-30 6-16 Ogilvie 55-23 8-15 Cambridge 45-22 12- 8 Milaca 46-20 12-13 Ogilvie 37-27 21-12 Braham 49-46 5-24 Cambridge 70-22 25-27 HOMECOMING 1973 1973 HOMECOMING COURT Queen Candidates: Kris Lindblom Cindy Van Driel Judy Lutz Laurie Gorham Sue Mason King Candidates: Brad Akkerman Jeff Bertilson Curt Oslin Vince Anderson Dan Me Elroy Flower girl and crown bearer: Mara Larson Sam Forness King Brad and stand-in for Kris, Barb Buchholz. 1973 HOMECOMING Junior Attendents: Mary Johnstone, Jim Ingebrand. Kris Lindblom 1974 Homecoming Queen The most exciting American tribal custom. Homecoming, was manifested in a turbu- lent week of hectic activity. Initiated Thursday morning, October 4, with a pep- fest and sign competition, Homecoming was on its way. The tempo increased Thursday evening with the coronation under the theme Reflections and the crowning of King Brad Akkerman and Queen Kris Lindblom. Accepting the crown for Kris who was unable to attend was Barb Buchholz. Homecoming continued to blaze as all gathered to the track field for the bonfire and pep fest. Even the snake dance did not cool the spirit of the crowd who fol- lowed the cheerleaders in hopeful yells for a victory over Foley. Festivities continued Friday afternoon at 2:00 as everyone headed to the football field for a pepfest and pie eating contest which was followed in great style by the annual Powder Puff football game. The highlight however, was later that evening when the mighty Mustangs left the Foley Falcons faultering with an impressive win of 24-20 in a tight game. HOMECOMING 73 Crown bearer, Sam Fomess and Flower Girl, Mara Larson taking an Pie Eating Contest Really getting into it R G R after the festivities. VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW- Jim Heggemess, Bob Oehlrlein, David Schultz, Gus Hellzen, Greg Hoffman, Greg Groth, Gary Dal- bey, Kevin Theis. BACK ROW- Mr. Hellzen, David Sawyer, Pat Munroe, Greg DeWitt, Curt Oslin, Jeff Pearson, Gary Allman, Greg Olson, Mr. Lutz. VARSITY BASKETBALL SEES SEVEN WINS AND TEN LOSSES DURING SEASON Confer. Jam. WE THEY (Cambridge) 20 57 14 42 Braham 44 53 Elk River 53 50 Milaca 49 57 Isle 77 51 Foley 60 41 Brooklyn Center 51 45 Princeton 47 67 Sauk Rapids 44 52 Cambridge 52 66 St. Cloud Cathedral 60 66 Braham 48 49 Elk River 56 65 Milaca 58 55 Foley 79 51 Ogilvie (Goat Game) 60 63 Princeton 58 70 Sauk Rapids 68 60 Cambridge 63 70 18 FRONT ROW- David Schultz, Greg Hoffman, Gus Hellzen Gary Dalbey. BACK ROW- Curt Oslin, Greg Groth, Bob Neises, Pat Munroe, Gary Allman. J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM SEES EIGHT WINS 10 LOSSES Statistics show that the Mora J. V. Basket- ball team ended their season with 8 wins against 10 losses. You may call this a losing season, but their opponents only had an average of 1 more point per game than Mora. Jeff Pearson led the team scor- ing with 152 total points. Brad Olson and Mark Monro were next in line with 122 points apiece. Leading rebounders were Jeff Pearson with 201 and Jim Peterson with 100. Through it all the team had a great deal to take pride in, especially with their winning spirit. Mora J.V. Season Record 1973-74 Mora 43 Braham 28 Mora 31 Elk River 48 Mora 36 Milca 46 Mora 37 Isle 27 Mora 46 Foley 35 Mora 55 Brooklin Center 37 Mora 52 Princeton 48 Mora 45 Sauk Rapids 49 Mora 52 Cambridge 48 Mora 37 St. Cloud Cathedral 44 Mora 35 Braham 36 Mora 31 Elk River 42 Mora 32 Milaca 65 Mora 48 Foley 38 Mora 62 Ogilvie 27 Mora 40 Princeton 58 Mora 41 Sauk Rapids 57 Mora Cambridge 42 19 THOSE WERE Hoff takes a spill Tangle in Mid-air Indian surrounded Confucius say: He who jump highest get basketball!! ! Fans support Mustangs 20 Oz says: Now What??1 THE DAYS 21 Here goes another win, Mustangs! INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL ROW 1-P. Ulstrom, R. Hoffbeck, K. Olson. ROW 2-T. O'Brien, P. Nordstrom, K. Boyd, B. Oosterhuis, K. Raines, J. Ingebrand, B. Buchholz, B. Telander. ROW 3-G. Pladsen, J. Bertilson, V. Anderson, E. Berry, R. Telander, P. Telander, D. Price. 22 Jump, Jeff, Jump! Guys Get a Good Workout VARSITY WRESTLING FRONT ROW- Mark Sawatsky, Ron Fratzke, Randy Strelow, Stan Skaggs, Randy Koepp, David Dee, Ken Becker. BACK ROW- Mr. Anderson, Mr. Baker, John Stahlke, Jim Nelson, Ken Hawkins, Kelly Bucklin, Russ Koch, Mr. Paulson. VARSITY JR. VARSITY WRESTLING ROW 1- Steve Mathison, Randy Koepp, Bryon Cox, Randy Strelow, Ron Fratzke, Mark Sawasky. ROW 2- Tim Munroe, Frank Taylor, Mike Schulz, David Regan, Jeff Perry, Don Engblom. ROW 3- Greg Martins,'Eric Clement- son, Mike Felland, David Dee, Mitch Mesko. ROW 4- Mr. Anderson, John Stahlke, Ken Becker, Jim Nelson, Ken Hawkins, Kelly Bucklin, Russ Koch, Mr. Paulson. 23 WRESTLING HIGHLIGHTS I thought we had a very successful season for a program in its third year , said Jim Anderson, coach of the M. H.S. wrestling squad. And that they did, as there win-loss record was 7-6, Much improved from the past two seasons. Outstanding wrestlers this season were Mark Sawatzky, Randy Strelow, Jim Nelson, Kelly Bucklin and Ron Frat- zky. Mark received the honor of being selected all-con- ference while Randy, Jim, Kelly and Ron all received Honorable Mention to All Conference. Russ Koch and Ken Hawkins greatly contributed to the team also. Captains this year were Mark Sawatzky and Randy Koepp. I am very optimistic for next years squad said Coach Anderson. 1973-74 SEASON Wrestling Coaches: Head Coach: Jim Anderson Assistant Coach: John Paulson Jr. High Coach: Jim Baker 25 MHS WINTER ACTIVITIES i' fi i SNO DAZ1974 Sno Daze '74 offically began on Friday, Feb. 1, with the much enjoyed 50's Day. Students and faculty alike dressed like they did in the Rock 'n Roll styles of the 1950's. During the pepfest the student body was entertained by the Appreciation a group made up of the music ap- preciation class and the pom pon girls did a rollicking routine to 'Rock 'n Robin'. All three squads of basket- ball cheerleaders did move cheers of the 50's. The spirited Mustangs showed the fans an exciting con- test by an score of 58-55. After the game, a dance was held in the old gym, with a band called Daniel . Monday, February 4, on this day many strange and un- usual hats came to the Mora High scene. That evening the Augsburg Concert Band presented a very fine concert. 26 KEEP THE SPIRIT MOVING SNODAZ1974 Tuesday, Feb. 5, Western Day, a new addition to Sno Daze at MHS. Some of the more authentic costumes were worn by Deb Robillard who appear- ed as 'Heep Good'um Squaw', and Kent Boyd a scalp hunting warrior and Miss Lee as exact rep- lica of the talented cowgirl, Annie Oakley gun and all! Wednesday, Feb. 6, Suits and ties were seen around the school, and many girls waltzed their way through the halls in long dresses. This day was considered by many to be a formal success. Thursday, Feb. 7, 2000 day had 100% participa- tion. Apparently, the majority of the student body felt they would still be wearing blue jeans in the year 2000. The broomball games on Thursday showed much participation with the girls and guys playing to- gether. The seniors overpowered the freshman 2-0. The juniors scored two goals to the sopho- mores one. Friday, Feb. 8, This was the annual 'Blue-White' day. Students were dismissed to see the one-act, and then down to the hockey rink to watch the seniors get the 'stick on' and sweep by the juniors, with a score of 2-1. Goals for the seniors were scored by Keith Smith and Cheryl Brandi. Harry Stewart scored for the juniors. At Foley, the Mustangs fans were delighted over the score the Mora Basketball players built up over the Falcons. Sno Daze '74 broke the monotony of the long wintermonths and proved to be a fun week. 27 TRACK TEAMS ROW 1-J. Stromback, S. Schulz, M. Munro, M. Schulz, B. Cox, D. Schaefbauer. ROW 2-G. Dalbey, B. Krawiecld, K. Bucklin, G. Pearson, D. Dee, R. Bucklin, R. Koch. ROW' 3-M. Felland, A. Sundstrom, M. Fischer, J. janousek, R. Beseman, T. Ingebrand, P. Nelson. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK ROW 1-B. Krawiecki, B. Fore, S. Schingeldecker, R. Graves, J. Jones, B. Weidendorf, E. Kraft. ROW 2-B. Krawiecki, G. Pearson, M. Felland, J. Janousek, J. Stromback, T. Ingebrand, S. Schulz, D. Schaefbauer. Captain Byron Cox TRACK 1974 Managers Donna Gray and Diane Fuchs. Senior Gary Dalbey 29 JR. VARSITY BASEBALL ROW 1: Mgr. Doug Lodin; Kevin Strand; Jeff Hellzen; Jeff Dewitt; Danny Stegeman; Brian Zellman; Arnold Roehl- ke. ROW 2: Kurt Neitzel; Steve Hoffman; Brian Anderson; Bill Olen; Brian Hutchinson; Jerry Hellzen. ROW 3: Coach David Dunn; Kent Boyd; Jay Lindblom; Ronald Lilienthal; Todd Hallstrom; Jim Nelson; Coach Don Kaddatz. Mora Rush City 15 3 Princeton 6 10 Hinckley 10 3 St. Francis 4 5 Elk River 3 12 Milaca 15 19 Pine City 4 3 Foley 4 11 Cambridge 5 3 Pine City 2 1 Braham 6 1 Cambridge 6 0 30 J.V. BASEBALL SEES SEASON THROUGH WITH 7 WINS 5 LOSSES TOP HITTERS Rich Graves . 555 Ron Lilienthal .416 STOLEN BASE LEADER Brian Hutchinson 7 LEADER IN RBI'S Brian Hutchinson 11 MOST WALKS Jerry Hellzen 10 MOST HITS Brian Hutchinson 9 MOST DOUBLES Steve Hoffman 3 MOST TRIPLES Jim Nelson 2 MOST HOME RUNS Brian Hutchinson 2 PITCHERS WINS LOSSES Brian Anderson 2 0 Brian Hutchinson 1 3 Todd Hallstrom 1 0 Ron Lilienthal 2 1 Kurt Neitzel 1 0 Brad Olson 0 1 VARSITY BASEBALL ROW 1: Coach; Joe Lutz, Greg Groth, Curt Oslin , Roger Hawkins, Greg Hoffman, Greg DeWitt, Pat Munro, Greg Olson. ROW 2: Tom O'Brien, Brad Olson, Rory Telander, Richard Graves, David Schultz, Gus Hellzen III, Kevin Fore, Managers; Richard Lutz, David Schwartz, Kevin Mork. VARSITY BASEBALL SEES NINE WINS AND SEVEN LOSSES 9 wins and 7 losses was the Varsity Base- ball squad overall record as they success- fully finished the 1974 season. Curt Oslin finished his senior year as the winningest pitcher in the Rum River Conference. Leading the offense were Brad Olson and Curt Oslin, batting . 353 and . 340 repect- ively. Home Runs this year were hit by Greg DeWit and Richard Graves. Only 5 players will be returning next year. Mora 6 Hinckley 4 Mora 3 Pine City 0 Mora 0 Rush City 2 Mora 2 North Branch 1 Mora 5 Princeton 4 Mora 9 Braham 0 Mora 7 St. Francis 10 Mora 1 Elk River 5 Mora 6 Ogilvie 3 Mora 9 Milaca 3 Mora 7 Foley 2 Mora 3 Centennial 6 Mora 0 Sauk Rapids 3 Mora 1 Cambridge 3 1st Round District 16 Mora 3 Centennial 1 2nd Round District 16 Mora 0 Milaca 3 31 MHS GOLF TEAM ROW 1: Ron Hoffbeck, Pete Ingebrand. ROW 2: Steve Pearson, Jim Strandlund, Steve Williams, Glen Allman, Jerry Schulz, Don Mayer, John Callendar, Coach Mr. Jones and Coach Carl Deis (not pictured). ROW 3: Rick Hoff- beck, Paul Nordstrom, Berry Dickenson, Bruce Buchholz, Randy Hoffbeck, Paul Kilgore, Dean Palermo. ROW 4: Scott Mork, Jeff Allman, John Stalke, Kevin Theis, Jim Peterson, Jim Harris, Brian Olson, Chuck Humphery. GOLF TEAM SHOWS 6 WINS OVER 4 LOSSES The 1974 Golf team under the direction of Carl Dies as head coach and Richard Jones as assistant coach produced a winning season with a record of 6 wins and 4 losses. They were able to place fifth in the Rum River Conference Meet and Fourteenth place in the District 16 Meet. Kevin Theis was the 1974 Captain. The team this year was able to boast a total partici- pation of 32 boys in the 1974 program. This was up 6 boys from the 1973 season and it is hoped that this type of interest will contintue to grow during the seasons to follow. Of special interest this year was the Junior-Varsity golf team which not only showed a great deal of interest in the sport but played a full round of Rum River play. They too should prove to be quite an asset in the years to come. 32 Coach Carl Deis gives out awards on award night. ATHLETIC BANQUET Charlotte and Cindy do their thing. The awards are presented to the many deserving athletes. MOOSE SHOWRON SPEAKS TO ATHLETES The annual Mustang Athletic Banquet was held on Monday the sixth of May at Mora High School. All athletes in grades 9 through 12, boys and girls, as well as senior pom pons and cheerleaders were invited. The program began at 6:00 pm in the auditorium with two short films, Gopher Highlites and Sports snafus. After the films, everyone retired to the cafeteria for the banquet dinner and later returned back to the auditorium for the awards ceremony. Mr. Lutz then intro- duced all the junior varsity, junior high and elementary coaches plus the cheer- leading and pom pon advisors. Captains for the 1974-1975 season were announced and senior players received plaques with their accomplishments on it. The Don Ericksen Award candidates were the last to be announced and presented. Entertainment was provided by Charlotte Remer and Cindy Van Driel. The evening was rounded out by the guest speaker, Moose Showron who played professional football for 17 years and had many interesting experiences to relate. Morris Eastlaund, Mora's Commercial Club president, ended the evening with a few remarks and another successful ath- letic banquet was over. PROM 1974: MAKE And the band played on... PROM 1974 MAKE ME SMILE Well, we succeeded with one person. 'My little chickadee... 34 Maybe next year will be more fun. ME SMILE Let's try that one again.. .maybe it will be funny the second time. 'Let me entertain you... Are you sure that's our son, Ma? MAKE ME SMILE The 1974 prom was centered around the theme Make Me Smile and with a variety of entertainment the Junior class did just that for the Seniors and themselves. The evening began with a banquet at the parish center and a serenade by the John Paulson Trio. The reading of the Senior Class Will by Melanie and Paul followed and the even- ing was culminated by a few humorous lines from the hosts of the year, John Fisher and Rod Cassmen. After the banquet, festivities continued with a dance in the lower level as the band. Magnum, added their own bit of flavor to this memorable evening. As the toes grew tired and legs weary the group of MHS students wound their way down to the local theater for a more relaxing form of enter- tainment and they viewed the film West- world. With that the 1974 prom, like all others, became only a memory. Your turn, Melanie, I'm tired. 35 1974 SKIP DAY Streak!!??'.! 'Hey, Deb's makin' eyes at me! The Senior class party and skip day began EARLY (like about 2:00 a. m.) with festive decorations on certain administrators homes, but the of- ficial start was 8:45 Friday morning when two buses, carrying about 110 tired Seniors and four eager chaperones (Carl Hellzen Margaret Hellzen and Keith Lester Sue Lester) to Shingwauk Resort near Atkin, Mn. After a long hour and a half ride northward, they finally arrived at the resort. The first thing to be done was to assign cabins--where many stayed for the rest of the day. Then the students were free to do what they wanted to. They could choose from such things as volley ball, tennis, boating, croquet, or hanging-out in the rec hall for such things as ping-pong, pool and foos ball. Even though it was a cold day, many daring Seniors went water skiing and swimming. Some even went swimming in their clothes- not by their own choice, however. At 7:00 Torque ended the festivities with a dance until 10:00. Members in the band were Jeff Bertilson, Rog Nieboer, Vince Anderson, Leighton Wilkening and Brian Krawecki. At about 11:30, all the still-tired Seniors Memories... Memories... and not so eager chaperones arrived back at Mora to put an end to Skip Day 1974. AT SHINGWAUK Come 'n get me What??!!?? SENIOR SKIP DAY AT SHINGWAUK 37 Wheeeee... QUILL SCROLL BANQUET 1974 Rod tell O.B. Don't be so nervous! Laurie receives award take that The Quill and Scroll Banquet was held at Coufarville, on May 20, 1974, at 6:30 in the evening. Attending were 50 yearbook, and journalism students as well as Mrs. Kathy Hultberg, newspaper adviser, Mrs. Eva Revier, year- book adviser, Mr. Mrs. Gene Nelson our local photo- grapher, and Mr. Mrs. Bob Beck the publishers of the school newspaper. The festivities began with a banquet in the private dining hall and was resumed later in the Blue Room with the initiation of 19 new Quill and Scroll members. The year- book awards were then presented and the senior and assoc- iate editors were named. Journalism awards were next on the agenda, however, the new editors for this were named. All in all the Mora Publications saw one of its finest years with more active participants than have been represented for many years. What are you looking at Paul? 38 for me? 39 MUSTANG STAFF ROW 1: Cindy Callender, Teri Anderson, John Fisher, Marlys McCarty, Rod Cassman. ROW II: Tom O'Brien, Phyllis Bergstad, Debbie Robillard, Cathy Schultz, JoAnn Talley, Cathy Iverson, Ruth Larson. ROW III: Kent Boyd, Karen Dalilin, Debbie Pearson, Donna Gray, Kris Lindblom, Nancy Nieboer. SENIOR EDITORS Cathy Iverson: Editor-in-Chief Bill Parent Kris lindblom JUNIOR EDITORS Donna Gray Rod Cassman Tom O'Brien Kent Boyd PHOTOGRAPHERS Dean Palermo: Head Photographer Person Debbie Robillard Phyllis Bergstad 40 The yearbook staff gets it together... MIRROR STAFF ROW 1: Laurie Gorham, Debbie Brubaken, Debbie Roeschlein, Pam Olson, Rod Cassman, Rick Hoffbeck, John Fisher, Randy Mann. ROW 2: Kay Oien, Phyliss Bergstadt, Debbie Robillard, Nancy Oien, Donna Schroeder, Cindy VanDriel, Ted Molin, Steve Strelow, Tom O'Brien. ROW 3: Cheryl Brandi, Sue Barr, Debbie Pearson, Barb Peterson, Greg DeWitt, Pat Munro, Vince Anderson, Gary Dalby, Kevin Theis, Brian Hippen, Clinton Carlson. EDITORS: Cheryl Brandi Judy Lutz Ted Molin Pat Munro ADVISOR: Mrs. Hultberg First hour Journalism with Mrs. Hultberg. 41 FALL LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL CAST Eliza Gant W. O. Gant .... Ben Gant Eugene Gant .... Helen Gant .... Hugh Barton .... Laura James .... Fatty Pert . . Cindy Van Driel Jake Clatt Mrs. Clatt Florry Mangle . . . Mrs. Snowden . . . Mr. Farrel Mrs. Brown Will Pentland . . . , Dr. Maguire .... Madame Elisabeth . , Tarkinton PRODUCTION 1-ACT GOES TO STATE l-ACT CAST Roger Nieboer Beth Larson Bill Parent Jeff Bertilson Paul Claus Cindy VanDriel Julie Sublet Char Remer Director- James Revier The Mora High School Drama Department reached new heights in perfection this year as it went on the road with Jean Claude Vanltallie's Interview. The cast breezed through the sub-district I-Act contest, received a second place trophy at district and went on to defeat its chal- lengers at the Region to represent Mora at the State I-Act Festival. It was with great pride that many of our students attended the State Contest as the cast performed in their superb manner. Congratulations cast for the fantastic representation you gave our school. 43 WELL, HELLO DOLLY : A RAVING SUCCESS AT MHS DOLLY, The play was performed for a total of 2200 people. They saw many different things from previous shows, such as: a project- ed ramp which encompos- sed the orchestra, more sets than before, and rented period costumes. There were numerous people involved in this production, including: 31 orchestra members under the direction of Mr. Jeff Saari, 45 cast members, under the direction of Mr. Jim Revier and Mr. Keith Lester, crews, and many who helped on sets. WELL, HELLO . . . DOLLY CAST OF CHARACTORS Mrs. Dolly Gallagher Levi . . . Charlotte Remer Emestina.........................Lou Ann Bryant Ambrose Kemper.......................Kent Boyd Horse............Cheryl Schaupp and Jodi Krough Jeff Hellzen and Glen Almen Horace Vandergelder.................Roger Nieboer Ermengarde..................................Julie Sublet Cornelius Hackl..............................Paul Claus Barnaby Tucker...................Jeff Bertilson Irene Molloy......................Wanda Ponto Minnie Fay......................Cindy VanDriel Mrs. Rose............................Beth Larson Rudlph.............................. Bill Parent Policeman........................Jim Ingebrand Stanley..........................Gary Pladsen First Cook...................................Jeff DeWitt Second Cook......................Tom O'Brien judge............................Rod Cassman Court Clerk..................................John Fisher Paperhanger...................................Ron Raines MORA HIGH SCHOOL ROW 1: D. Grace, P. Olson, B. Wolff, R. Howes, V. Danielson, V. Holznagel, J. Bengston, R. Hoffbeck, M. Munro, R. Neiboer. ROW 2: D. Larson, J. Lidstrom, j. Talley, ]. Holznagel, N. Seline, P. Nordstrom, L. Gor- ham, C. VanDriel, K. Oien, J. Coddington, T. O'Brien. ROW 3: B. Oehrlein, K. Becker, L. Wilkening, N. Stewart, H. Nordenstrom, L. Boyd, C. Cole, G. Pladson, G. Hoffman, B. Akkerman, B. Larson. ROW 4: N. Rypkema, K. Lindbloom, B. Parent, R. Hawkins, P. Munro, D. Sawyer, K. Bucklin, ]. Ardner, V. Anderson, G. Allman, G. Olson. CHOIR CHOSEN FOR MMEA CONVENTION The Mora High School Concert Choir under the direction of Mr. Keith Lester, had a very active season this year. Beyond the usual Fall, Christmas, and Spring Concerts, the choir sang for Senior Citizens during the school day, once a month. A highlight of the year was the choirs performance at the Minnesota State Music Educators Ass'n. Con- vention. Our Concert Choir was one of the five fine choirs chosen from the entire state. The Spring Concert Tour took the. choir thru the south-western part of the state. They stayed at Marshal and performed in surrounding towns, and at Southwest State College. All in all, another fine season for the elite singers of Mora High. 46 CONCERT CHOIR ROW 1: S. Brown, L. Bryant, S. Barr, S. Lindquest, R. Dalbey, L. Olson, C. Remer, P. Pearson, D. Mitchell, C. Orr, K. Lester. ROW 2: S. Mason, N. Oien, D. Schroeder, D. Palermo, M. Johnstone, C. Iverson, R. Hintz, S. Dalbey, J. Wilson, P. Kilgore. ROW 3: K. Smith, P. Claus, W. Ponto, J. Stenstrom, J. Allman, J. Inge- brand, J. Magnesun, J. Stalke, B. Peterson, C. Evenson, N. Lutz. ROW 4: J. Bertilson, G. Dewitt, D. Fuchs, K. Boyd, L. Cole, D. Pearson. G. Groth, R. FagerstTom, J. Sublet, D. Gray, G. Dalbey. The concert choir gave many fantastic per- formances during the year, among them this candle light concert. Their vcrsitility as well as the many fine voices and small groups that performed with them drew record audience attendance. CHOIR CANDIDS Our fearless leader. Another happy choir member. 'Is that all there is? 'That will teach you to stay up all night. CHOIR HIGHLIGHTS AND LOWLIGHTS AT MHS AND ON TOUR 48 MADRIGALS ROW 1-C. Remer, V. Danielson, R. Dalbey, D. Palermo, J. Wilson, J. Ingebrand. ROW 2- K. Boyd, D. Schroeder, R. Nieboer, C. Evenson, M. Johnstone, J. Coddington. ROW 3- J. Allman, N. Rypkema, C. Cole, B. Larson, P. Claus, W. Ponto. ROW 4-G. Dalbey, K. Lindblom, V. Anderson, D. Pearson, J. Sublet, R. Fagerstrom, J. Bertilson. MANAGERS 49 FRONT TO BACK-C. Van Driel, M. Johnstone, R. Nieboer, R. Fagerstrom. 7TH 8TH GRADE CHOIRS 8TH GRADE CHOIR 7TH GRADE CHOIR LARGE PARTICIPATION INSURES FUTURE CONCERT CHOIRS The exceptional interest shown by our underclassmen in the participation in these choirs has been a real boon to the Mora Music Department as well as saying something about the interest in music that it is generating. Often these choirs have numbered in the nine- ties which helps to insure good if not exceptional choirs in the years to follow. Their concerts if not as numerous as those of the Concert Choir have certainly been as enjoy- able and a ninety voice choir is not something to be scoffed at! 50 VARSITY CHOIR ROW 1-L TO R: Debra Hallstrom, Roxanne Carda, Judy Whiteford, Susan Moe, Renee Rogne, Leia Foust, Tami Anderson, Sue Haas, Marlys McCarty, Jennifer Millsap, Lori Blaisdell, Keri Hallstrom, Naomi Skaggs, Sheryl Kadlec, Joey Nordstrom, Steve Pearson. ROW 2-L TO R: Carmel Schwendeman, Becky Hall, Susie Porker, Lori Doering, Karin Sawyer, Ruth Larson, Diane Kent, Diane Boggs, Sheila Ulstrom, Lori Evenson, Kathy Drazeno- vich, Debbie Smith, Steve Hoffman, Bruce Krawiecki, Jeff Dewitt, Tim Goldsmith, Tim Munro. ROW 3-L TO R: Rhonda Hohn, Gloria Oquist, Jane lie Fluegge, Danette Billstrom, Susan Eastlund, Barb Dickenson, Sharon Ryp- kema, Sandy Krone, Mary Boyd, Cindy Anderson, Kam Oien, David Loden, Wesley Mohn, Bruce Burk, Rick Stromberg, Bill Olen. ROW 4-L TO R: Mary Bamick, Doreen Kastenbauer, Dawn Allen, Jackie Kuchar, Heidi Moreen, Nancy Nieboer, Cheryl Schultz, Doug Jenson, Jay Stromback, Tom Ingebrand, Steve Schultz, Brian Sal- monson, David Lorence, Ron Raines, Jim Jensen, Scott Hogan, David Kadlec. New Music; Same 'ole Mr. Lester . IjJ Y Bop- Bop- Bi ddly- Bop'' MORA HIGH ROW 1-K. Lindblom, M. Nelson, K. Hallstrom, D. Schroeder, J. Telander, T. Brown. ROW 2-J. Holznagel, C. Brandi, P. Pearson, D. Telander, D. Kent, G. Hellzen, A. Sanford. ROW 3-S. Haugen, C. Humphrey, C. Brandi, S. Hohn, N. Oien, M. Johnstone, C. Van Driel, L. Gorham, M. Strelow, D. Gray, B. Peterson. ROW7 4-B. Sal- monson, J. Harris, V. Anderson, J. Nordstrom, N. Rypkema, K. Oien, D. Pearson, R. Telander, T. O'Brien. ROW 5-B. Krawiecki, B. Akkerman, B. Oosterhuis, P. Telander, J. DeWitt, J. Sublet, L. Bryant, D. Price, K. Boyd. CONCERT BAND ROW 1-C. Reiner, T. Anderson, L. Rudser, C. Berry, K. Dahlin, C. Callander, S. Hellzen. ROW 2-Mr. Saari, P. Bergstadt, J. Telander, M. Grahn, B. Dickenson, R. Hintz, S. Eastlund, D. Larson, M. Krominga, D. Carl- son, B. Buchholz, D. Lhotka, L. Olson. ROW 3-D. Palermo, C. Schultz, G. Pladsen, D. Anderson, P. Gorham, T. Goldsmith, B. Larson, K. Oien, S. Johnson, S. Dalbey. ROW 4-L. Boyd, G. Groth, R. Fagerstrom, P. Claus, D. Lorence, B. Oehrlein, R. Cassman, B. Olen. 53 MORA HIGH SCHOOL PEP BAND MORA MUSTANG ROW 1-Mr. Saari, P. Claus, D. Lorence, B. Oehrlein, K. Oien, B. Akkerman, P. Telander. ROW 2-T. Brown, M. Strelow, D. Gray, S. Haugen, C. Humphrey, M. Johnstone, D. Telander, G. Hellzen, J. Nordstrom. ROW 3-B. Larson, K. Lindblom, D. Schroeder, S. Hellzen, T. Anderson, K. Dahlin, J. Telander, K. Hallstrom, M. Nelson, C. Callander. ROW? 4-V. Anderson, N. Rypkema, B. Salmonson, T. O'Brien, R. Telander, K. Boyd. VARSITY BAND 54 MARCHING BAND ROW 1-B. Oosterhuis, J. DeWitt, R. Fagerstrom, D. Pearson, R. Cassman, B. Olen, B. Buchholz. ROW 2-P. Bergstadt, J. Telander, R. Hintz, D. Carlson, S. Eastlund, B. Dickenson, L. Olson, ROW 3-D. Palermo, C. Schultz, G. Pladsen, C. Brandi, D. Lhotka, T. Goldsmith, D. Anderson, D. Kent. ROW 4-L. Boyd, G. Groth, P. Gorham, C. Berry, K. Oien, S. Johnson. JUNIOR HIGH BAND BANDCANDIDS Indoor Garden Three Musketeers always showing off! Loved by all Ages Lose something, Randy? Stars of the Future Varsity takes a Bow LIBRARY CLUB ROW 1- Ruth Ann Rodenborg, Kathy Struck, Melanie Randell, Wanda Lukecart, Michele Brandanger, Colette Grace, Susanne Ammeiman. ROW 2- Elizabeth Harms, Michele Nelson, Shari Gotfredson, Diane Springer, Jeri VanVleet, Coleen Grace, Carol Magnuson, Susan Ammerman. ROW 3-Jan Millsap, Debbie Dressier, Kathy Fel- land, Sue Barr, Laura Walters, Debbie Carr, Julie Raines, Rochelle Rippentrop. ROW 4- Cathy Schultz, Julie Fore, Ronda Anderson, Jody Harris, Rose Fischer, Dawn Allen, Cindy Tharp, Suanne Johnson, Not Pictured: Linda Nelson. THESPIANS DEBATE ROW 1- Cindy Van Driel, Charlotte Remer, Roxanne Dalbey, Rog- er Nieboer. ROW 2- Carrie Evenson, Donna Schroeder, Laurie Gor- ham, LuAnne Bryant, Bill Parent. ROW 3- Jeff Bertilson, Pat Munro, Wanda Ponto, Greg Hoffman. BOTTOM UP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Hopkins, Mrs. Barry-coach, Liz Gray, Tammy Brown, Donna Gray. 57 GAA ROW 1-Stephanie Haugen, Brenda Loose, Joyce Ostman, Linda Hanson, Wendy Campbell, Cheryl Hutchenson, Karen Brandi; ROW 2-Michele Nelson, Cindy Eckman, Sabine Bartholt, Debbie Brubaken, Sue Oestreich, Jodi’ Besser, Karen Anderson, Lori Blaisdell; ROW 3-Debbie Smith, Maryls McCarty, Lori Bertilson, Cheryl Brandi, Diane Lhotka, Holly Nordenstrom, Becky Jones, Teresa Myers; ROW 4-Kara Oien, Julie Gorham, Bonnie Wal- bridge, Judy Lutz, Nancy Nieboer, Julie Fore, Irene Rodenberg, Dawn Beseman, Catherine Schultz. PEP CLUB ROW 1-Cindy Orr, Linda Walters, Char Remer, Tammy Anderson, Roxy Dalbey, Diane Boggs, Val Danielson, Belinda Wolff, Debbie Grace; ROW 2-Lori Evenson, Catherine Schultz, Sue Lindquist, Sue Eastland, Sue Hellzen, Joanie Holznagel, Lori Bertilson, Nancy Oien, Pam Olson; ROW 3-Doreen Larson, Rhonda Olson, Danette Bill- strom, Irene Rodenberg, Lori Gorham, Kay Lynn Oien, Cindy VanDriel, Julie Fore, Donna Schroeder; ROW 4- LuAnne Bryant, Nancy Lutz, Mel Krominga, Judy Lutz, Julie Sublet, Wanda Ponto, Cheri Schultz, Beth Larson, Barb Peterson, Cheryl Brandi. 58 ORGANIZATIONS FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ADVISOR: Wally Thoreton JUNIOR FHA FUTURE HOME- MAKERS OF AMERICA DECLAM Roger Nieboer-4th at State Speech- Creative Expression. ROW 1-Donna Gray, Dan McElroy, Linda Cole. ROW 2- Roger Nieboer, Kris Lindblom, Carrie Evenson. ROW 3-Deb Roeschlein, Tammy Brown, John Fisher. LETTERMEN ROW 1-B. Cox, M. Munro, P. Nordstrom, K. Bucklin, K. Raines, R. Bucklin, R. Koepp, M. Sawatzky. ROW 2-R. Strelow, K. Becker, J. Stahlke, G. Hoffman, T. O'Brien, B. Krawiecki, S. Skaggs, P. Munro. ROW 3-K. Smith, G. Dalbey, K. Theis, R. Hawkins, G. DeWitt, D. Dee, P. Nelson, R. Koch, D. Spears, A. Sundstrom. ROW 4-D. Price, V. Anderson, G. Hellzen, G. Groth, J. Pearson, G. Allman, D. Sawyer, B. Oehrlein, J. Peterson. JEFF BERTILSON SANDY HOHN GORDON LOBDEI1 DAVE SAWYER DEBBIE BANKERS TED MOLIN ROXANNE DALBY RORY TELANDER ENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS S 6? STEVE STROLOW CATHY IVERSON BARB BUCHHOLZ DOUG WHITE DELIGHT BACHMAN- RANDY KOEPP RHONDA KUCHLNBAKER GUS HELLZEN MARY KAY CRAHN CAROL PETERSON CURT OSLIN PAM OLSON ENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SE TERRY RINGLER RUTH ANN SUNDERMEYER CURT SCHULTZ DAN McELROY CARRIE EVENSON KEITH SMITH DEENA ROGERS MARK SAWATSKY JOANNE FOLKEMA STANLEY VANDER VEGT MIKE BROCKNER DIANNE RITTENOUR •ENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS S 64 STEVE YANKOWIAK CINDY VAN DREIL BILL PARENT LARRY STARK ROGER N El BOER HOLLY NORDENSTROM GARY ALLiMAN NANCY OIEN E NIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SI SUE MASON BRAD AKKERMAN DAVID SCHULTZ STEVE NEITZEL CHUCK COLE DEBRA BRUBAKEN LINDA CRABTREE GREG OLSON BARB PETERSON BOB STRUCK KRIS LINDBOLM PHYLISS BERGSTADT SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS 5 PAUL NORDSTROM KATHY FEL LAND DEB ROESCHLEIN SUE LINDQUEST BELINDA WOLFF KEN BECKER RICK DOUGLAS LEROY GALL RICK HOFFBECK LORI FOUST LOU ANN BRYANT LOIS VAN RYSWYK ENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SI 67 LYNN RUDSER CHERYL BRANDL CLAYTON HOLZNAGEL PAT MUNRO LA TAMARA BROWN NANCY SELINE RENEE HINTZ LYNN BOYD DIANE FUCHS VINCE ANDERSON WANDA POTTO GREG HOFFMAN SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS S 68 RAE SAATHOFF GARY DALBY KAYLYNN OIEN DORN1A NYBERC BETH LARSON STEVE DOYLE KAYE PETERSON DENISE HARMS ENIORSSENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SE SUSAN BARR CINDY POJANOUSKI SANDY LEWIS DEB PEARSON JIM HEGGERNESS SHVAHN NELSON RANDY HANSON BRIAN KRAWIECKI SHARON AUSTIN GAIL SCHAFEBAUER DEBBIE DRESLER STEPHEN HURO ENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORSSE 70 RON FACERSTROM PATTY FITZSIMMONS DAVE MATTSON LORRIE ANDERSON CLASS FAVORITES Shyest: Denise Harms, Stan Vander Vegt Biggest Smile: Laurie Gorham, Jeff Bertilson Most Likely to Succeed: Barb Buchholz, Pat Gorham Most Talkative: Char Remer, Gus Hellzen Best Dressed: Barb Peterson, Greg Olson Friendliest: Kris Lindblom, Brad Akkerman Prettiest Eyes: Pam Olson, Greg Groth Most Athletic: Cheryl Brandi, Curt Oslin Biggest Flirts: Wanda Ponto, Pat Munro Class Clowns: LuAnn Bryant, Leighton Wilkening Most Talented: Cindy Van Driel, Roger Nieboer Best Alibier: Mary Kay Grahn, Rick Hoffbeck Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Hultberg, Mr. Revier Most Studious: Dan McElroy, Tammie Brown CLASS ACTIVITIES GARY DALBEY- Crosscountry 10,11; Basketball- 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Football 12; Baseball 10; Choir 10,11,12; Madrigal 12; Mirror Staff 10, 11, 12; Editor 11,12; Student Council 12; Lettermans Club 11,12; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 12; Spring Production 11. TERRY RINGLER- FFA 9-12; Track 9, 10; Projectors 10,11,12. DAVID SAWYER- Band 9-12; Choir 12; Backetball 9- 11; Basketball Manager 12; Rat Section 10; Pep Band 9-12. TED MOLIN- National Honor Society Journalism; Quill and Scroll. SHARON AUSTIN- FHA 9-11; Pep Club 10-11. RHONDA KUCHENBAKER- FHA 11. BILL PARENT JIM HEGGERNESS- Basketball Manager 11,12; Letter- man 12. HOLLY NORDENSTROM- Choir 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Track 12; Powder Puff Football II, 12; GAA 9-l2. KEVIN THEIS- Football 9, 10; Manager 11, 12; Concert Choir 11; Golf 9-12; Mirror 12; Letterman 11,12; Rats 10. GALEN GRABER-FFA; Projectors ROGER NIEBOR- PHYLLIS BERGSTADT- Band 9-12; Pep Band 9-12; Or- chestra 11, 12; Honor Society 9-12; Mustang Staff 12; Mirror Staff 11, 12; OEA 12. CHUCK COLE- Football 9; Band 9-11; Choir 9-12; Tech. Crew 9-12; Madrigal 12. KALYNN OIEN- Choir 9-12; Band 9-12; Pep Club 11, 12; Mirror Staff 12; Honor Society 12; Pep Band 10-12; Marching Band 9-12; Mikado 9. SENIORS, SENIORS, SENIORS, SENIOR SENIOR ACTIVITIES VINCE ANDERSON- Choir 9-12; Band 9-12; Football; Cross Country 9-12; Basketball 9, 10; Hockey 11,12; Track 9-11; Mikado 9; Spring Production 10; Paper Staff 12; Honor Society 9; Pep Band 9-12; Letterman 9-12; Orchestra 10, 11; Intramural Basketball 11, 12; Rat Section 10-12; Madrigal 12. MARY KAY GRAHN- Mirror Staff 11; Honor Society 9- 12; Band 9-12; Pep Band; Orchestra; Pep Club 9; OEA; Student Council 11. BELINDA WOLFF-FHA; Choir 9-12; Cheerleader 11, 12; Pep Club 10-12; Hall Monitor 11; Teacher Cadet 10, 11. CHERYL BRANDL-Girls Basketball 9-12; All-Confer- ence 11-12; Co-Captain' 12; GAA 9-12; Pres. GAA 12; Band 9— 12; Choir 9; Girls Track 11, 12; Cheerleader 10- 12; Pep Club 9-12; Mirror Staff 11, 12, Editor 12; Mikado 9; Student Council 12; Pep Band 9; FHA 9. DEBBIE BANKERS- FHA 9-11; Choir 10,11; Pep Club 10, 11; Library Club 11. CHERYL STILSON- Choir 9, 10; FHA 9-12; German Club 11; Office Cadet; Teacher Cadet. DONNA SCHROEDER- Band 9-12; Choir 9-12; Spring Productions 9-12; Fall Productions 11, 12; FHA 11, 12; Thespian 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Honor Society 9, 11, 12; Mikado 9; Pep Band 9-12; Marching Band 9-12; Madri- gal 10-12; Mirror Staff 12. BRAD AKKERMAN- Drama 9-11; Football 9-12; Choir 9- 12; Band 9-12; FCA 12; Mirror Staff 11. WANDA PONTO- Choir 9-12; Madrigal 9, 10, 12; Spring Production 9-12; Pep Club 9, 11, 12; Pompon 11, 12. SUr MASON- Cheerleader 10; Pompon 11,12; Pep Club 9-12; Student Council 12; Choir 10-12; Spring Production 12. LORRIE ANDERSON- GAA 9-l2; Choir 9-11; Girls Basketball 11, 12; Girls Track 11; Girls Bowling 10. STANLEY VanderVEGT-Speech Contest 10; Hot Lunch Cadet 11; Library Cadet 11; Sr. Honor Society 11-12. DEBBIE ROBIL1ARD- Sr. FHA 9-12, GAA 9, 10; Var- sity Choir 9, Annual Staff 12; Mirror Staff 11,12; Girls BB 9, 10; Pep Club 9-11. JEFF BERTLISON- Choir 9-12; Madrigal 10-12; I Act Play 10, 12; State I Act Play 12; Fall Production 10, 12; Stage Crew 9, 11; Spring Production 8, 10, 11, 12; Thes- pian Society 11, 12; Basketball 9; Intramural Basketball 10- 12; Captain 12; Track 7,9,11; Homecoming Atten- dant 12; German Club 10, 11; Vice President of class 11, President 10; Spanish Club 12. JoANNE FOLKEMA- 9-11; Varsity Choir; Office Cadet 12. KATHY FELLAND- Girls Basketball 9,10; Girls Track 9; Pep Club 10; Library Club 10-12; Varsity Choir 10; FFA 11-12; Secretary 12. RUTH SUNDERMEYER- Varsity Choir 9-11; National Honor Society 11-12; Teacher Cadet 10-12; German Club 11. PAM OLSON- Band 9-12; Choir 9-12; Cheerleading 9- 12; Pep Club 9-12; Mikado 9; Mirror Staff 12; March- ing Band 9-12. RHONDA ANDERSON- Library Club 9-12; Spanish 12. TAMMY BROWN- Band 9-12; Pep Band 10, 12; Declam 10, 12; Debate 10-12; National Honor Society 9, 10,12. RANDY KOEPP- Football 9; Wrestling 10-12; FFA 9-12; Lettermans 10-12; Mirror 12. RENEE HINTZ-Band 9-12; Choir 9-12; Pep Band 9-12; Marching Band 9-12; Triple Trio 10. LORI FOUST- Office Cadet 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Varsity Choir 9, 10. SUE BARR- Choir 10-12; FHA 11; Mirror 12; Library Club 12. SANDRA HOHN- Band 9-12; Choir 9-11; Girls Ensem- ble 9; Mikado 9. RORY TELANDER- Band 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Honor Society 12; Intramural Basketball 11, 12; Pep Band 9- 12. MARK SAWATZKY- Basketball 9; Track 9, 10,11; Wrestling 10-12; German Club 10-12; Wrestling Cap- tain 12; Cross Country 9, 11,12; Lettermans Club 10-12. SUANNE JOHNSON- Pdp Band 10-12; Marching Band 10-12; Band 9-12; Choir 9; Mikado 9; Library Club 12. DEB ROESCHLEIN- Declamation 9-12; Paper Editor 11- 12; Plays 9, 10; Pep Club 9-12; Spanish Club 12; GAA 9, 10; Choir 9-10; Quill 8 Scroll 10-12; Mikado 9. DEBRA BRUBAKEN- Choir 11-12; GAA 11,12; Girls Basketball Manager 11-12. JOANN TELANDER- Choir 9-10; Pep Band 9-12; Band 9-12; Spanish Club 12; Orchestra 9-12; Marching Band 9-12; Honor Society 12; Clarinet Quartet 10. DAN McELROY- Declam 11-12; Drama 12; Spanish Club 12; Student Council V. P. 12; Honor Society 11- 12. CATHY IVERSON- Choir 9-10; Mustang Staff 10-12; Pep Club 9, 10; Ensembles 10, 11; Mikado 9; Jr. Editor 11, Editor 12. CINDY VanDRIEL- Choir 9-12; FHA 9-12; Band 9-12; 72 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Pep Band 9-10; Piano 9-12; Majorette 9-12; Pom Pon 11-12; Thespian Society 11, 12; 1-Act 12; Mirror Staff 12; Fall Production 10-12; Spring Production 9-12; Madrigal 11-12; Student Council 12; National Honor Society 12; Girls Ensemble Acc. 10-12; Homecoming Attendant. KEN BECKER-Choir 9-12; Spanish Club 12; German Club 11; Wrestling 11, 12; Lettermans 11, 12. JANET SLEITER- FHA 9-12. DIANE FUCHS- Choir 9-12; Track Mgr. 12; German Club 11; Mikado 9; Drama 10-12. PAT GORHAM- Honor Society 9-12; Band 9-12; Class Officer 10; Mirror 10. SUSAN LINDQUIST- FHA 9; Pep Club; Choir 9-12; Cheerleader 11; Cadet 10-12. CARRIE EVENSON- FHA 9-12; Spring Production 9-11; Fall Production 9-11; District 16 Vice-President FHA 11; Declamation 11, 12; Choir 9-12; Mirror 12; Madri- gals 11, 12; Honor Society 9-12; Girls Ensemble 12. KRIS LINDBLOM-Band 9-12; Choir 9-12; Pep Club 11; Spring Production 12; Honor Society 9-12; Mikado 9; FHA 9-12; Cheerleader 11; Madrigal 11, 12; Homecom- ing Queen; Mirror Staff 11; Mustang Staff 11; Declam 10-12; Cadet 11, 12; Orchestra 10-11; Quill G Scroll 11, 12; Instrumental Solo 10-12; Pep Band 9, 10, 12. LouANN BRYANT- B nd 9-12; Chor. 9-12; Fall Pro- duction 10-12; Spring Production 10, 12; Mikado 9; FHA 9; Pep Club 9-12; Marching Band 9-12; Mascot 10-12; Mustang Staff 11; Thespian 11, 12. JUDY LUTZ- GAA 9-12; Pep Club 9-12; Girls Basket- ball 9-11; Girls Track 12; Mirror 11, 12; Student Coun- cil 12; Honor Society 11,12; Powder Puff 11, 12. NANCY OIEN- Choir 9-12; Band 9-12; Pep Club 9-12; Mirror 12; Cheerleader 9-12; Pep Band 9-12; Student Council 9. BARB BUCHHOLZ- Band 9-12; FHA 9-12; President; GAA 9; Pep Club 9-11; Pep Band 9-12; German Club 10-11; Mirror Staff 11; Secretary-Jr. Class; Sr. Na- tional Honor Society 9-12; Marching Band 9-12; Home- coming Proxy. DEBBIE PEARSON- Band 9-12; Choir 9-12; Pep Band 9- 12; Marching Band 9-12; Pep Club 10-11; Madrigal 12; Mustang 10-12; Mirror 12; GAA 9; Mikado 9; Brass Choir 10-11; Drama Class Play 10-11; Quill G Scroll 12; Spring Production 12; Fall Production 10, 12; Stu- dent Council. CHARLOTTE REMER- Thespian Society 11-12; Spring Prod. 9-12; Orchestra 10; Fall Prod. 10; Summer The- atre 9-12; Cheerleader 10; Pom Ban 12; Pep Band 9- 12; Choir 9-12; Mikado 9; Band 9-12; One Act 12; Madrigal 12; Mirror 11; Teacher Cadet 9-12; Stage Crew 12; Honor Society 9. GUS HELLZEN- Band 9-12; Mirror 9-10; Quill G Scroll 10; Mustang 9; Student Council 10, 12; Student Council Pres.; German Club 11; Class Treasurer 11; Football 9- 12; Baseball 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Don Erickson Candi- date; FCA 12; National Honor Society 9-12; Orchestra 12. GREG GROTH- Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Base- ball 9-12; Track 12; Pep Band 9-12; Letterman 11-12; Honor Society 12; Band 9-12; Choir 9-12; Thespian So- ciety 12; Fall Prod. 11; Spring Prod. 10-11; Mirror 10; Class Pres. 9; Student Council 10. BARB PETERSON- Band 9-12; Choir 9-12; Pep Band 9- 10; Cheerleader 9-12; Pep Club 9-12; iClajorettes 9-12, Capt 12; Mirror 12; Fall Prod. 10; Spring Prod. 10; Or- chestra 11-12; Mikado 9. ® BRIAN KRAWIECKI- Football 9-12; Band 9-12; Hockey 11-12; Track 9-10; Basketball 9; Letterman 11-12; Hall Monitor 9-12; Teacher Cadet 9-12. BETH LARSON- Band 9-12; Choir 9-12; Pep Band 9-12; Spring Prod. 9-12; Fall Prod. 10-11; One Act 12; Mad- rigals 11-12; Honor Scoeity 9-12; Pres. 12; Class Of- ficer 10-11; Pep Club 10-12; Thespian Society 12; So- los and Ensembles 9-10; Marching Band 9-12. SHARON LUKECART- Choir 9-12 Millie the Mustang Our Mascot 73 SENIORS GRADUATE ON MAY 31,1974 Crowds of relatives, friends, and teachers gather for ceremonies. 133 SENIORS GRADUATE Financial aids and scholarships for the 1974 graduates totaled $54,000. They included several Tozer awards, the Frank Grann iMemorial Award, the Voyageur Award, the Larry Gilbertson Fine Arts Award as well as many others. One hundred thirty-three seniors received high school diplomas in the commencement exercises held at Mora High School on Fri- day evening May 31. The commencement address was given by W. A. Wettergren, executive secretary of the Minnesota School Boards Association. He stressed in his talk that we often take the opportunities offered in our country too lightly. The Class speaker was Kris Lindbloom who based her speech on the class motto To accomplish great things, we must not only dream, not only plan, but also believe. by Anatole France. Kris Lindbloom, the class speaker based her speech on the class motto. At the commencement exercises a special award was also presented by Pius Lacher to Lawrence (Corky) Nelson. A pin which denoted his twenty five years of service as a Mora school faculty member was given to him. 75 IN MEMORY OF ... Super Star Gets It Again V Can't wait to see the Muscles your Building Deggie... Outstanding in her Field Same old Grind OUR SENIOR YEAR AND ITS HAPPENINGS Entertained by the John Palson Trio! JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JU!' Darlene Carlson Duane Carlson Debby Carlson CLASS OFFICERS: Paul Claus, John Coddington, Melanie Krominga, Kent Boyd. Linda Cole Sandy Dalbey Greg DeWitt Jeff Akkerman Jeff Allman Bonnie Angstman Darla Anderson Terry Bachman Brian Barker Sandy Bent? Carmel Berry Kent Boyd Michele Brandanger Carol Brandi Bruce Buchholz Robin Bucklin Cindy Bullford Larry Carda Rod Cassman Paul Claus John Coddington Barry Dickenson Carla Dobe Pam Eckman LuAnn Engblom Rose Fischer Jon Fisher Sue Fitzsimmons UNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNI Jeff Fladebo Joyce Folkema Kevin Fore Tersa Graves Donna Gray Liz Haney Ricky Hanson Sheila Haugen Ken Hawkins Sue Hellzen Bryan Hippen Randy Hoffbeck Julie Hogan Vicky Holznagel Jim Ingebrand Kathy Jensen Jay Johnson Katy Johnson Sharon Johnson Mary Johnstone Alan Kadilac Russ Koch Wayne Koch Mel Krominga Kathy Krone Dianne Lhotka Janice Lilienthal Debbie Linquist Karen Loken Rhita Loose Loyd Luloff Dawn Lynch Carol Magne son Jim Magneson Patty Mart Mike McCormic Dee Ann Mitchell Cheryl Mizer Brenda Moore Gary Narveson Jodi Nelson Linda Nelson Paul Nelson Cathy Nordstrom Tom Norman Tom O'Brien Bob Oerlein Kirby Olsen Rhonda Olsonn Brad Oosterhuis Steve Orr Dean Palermo Tom Parent Pam Pearson Mike Pierson Gary Pladsen Paul Ponto Sue Poorker Debbie Price Kevin Raines Wade Reckinger Carolyn Rich Renea Rippentrop 78 ORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Irene Rodenberg Ruth Ann Rodenberg Rene Rogne Nancy Rypkema Fred Sawatsky Rita Satoff Mike Schulz Cathy Schultz Stan Skaggs Greg Skramstad Sandy Skramstad Jon Sorenson Don Spears Lynn Stegeman Dale Strandlund Marie Strelow Jeff Stenstrom Gary Strom berg Steve Stromberg Julie Sublet Art Sundstrom Michele Taylor Brian Telander Deb Te lander Peter Ulstrom Dale Voge Becky Vreeland Boyd Wilson Jeanne Wilson Bill Wolff OPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SO Rose Agresto Doug Anderson Mike Anderson CLASS OFFICERS: Cindy Orr, Sue Brown, Roxie Howes, Mary Nelson. Terry Anderson Jeff Ardner Charlene Austin Kevin Bachman Jo Barnhart Annette Bassett Jim Bengston Sue Berry Lori Bertilson Dick Besemann Danette Billstrom Mark Boggs Rena Bookenoogen Dick Bremer Vicki Brockner Sue Brown Kelly Bucklin Cindy Calender Karen Dahlin Tracy Danielson Val Danielson David Dee Dennis Douglas Michele Drazenovich Becky Dressier Randy Elstad 80 HOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHC Rick Evenson Becky Felland Matthew Fischer Denise Flugge Julie Fore Cheerie Foshier Leia Foust Darrel Fratzke Donnie Gall Debbie Grace Susan Haas Jim Harris Roger Hawkins Todd Holmes Joanie Holznagel Roxie Howes Chuck Humphrey Bob Huro Cheryl Huchinson Marilyn Jenson Terry Kapinos Doreen Kastenbaurer Paul Kilgore Kathy Krawiecki Bill Kruse Cindy Lakings Laura Lakings Craig Lanoue Doreen Larson Craig Larsen JoGene Lidstrom JoiLynn Lidstrom Ronald Lilienthal Cheryl Loken Nancy Luti Sharon Maurer Jean Mattson Steve Mathison Donald Mayer Cindy Molloy Mark Munro Theresa Myers Mary Nelson Michele Nelson Roland Nelson Randy Nor ling Lori O'Brien Barb Oehrlein Susan Oestre ich Karen Olson Lori Olson Cindy Orr Joy Ostenson Alan Peterson Jim Peterson Paul Pojanowski Peggy Pojanowski Dan Price Roxanne Rippentrop David Rodenborg Julie Sanders Cathy Scandin Brian Schaup 81 3PHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOP Dean Smith Jim Springer John Stahlke Karen Stark Liz Stewart Jillayne Strelow Randy Strelow Brian Stromberg Sean Sweeney JoAnn Talley Frank Taylor Paul Telander Cindy Tharp Joni Tipp Bonnie Walbridge Kevin White ford Sandy Young Dale Zimmerman FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRI Dawn Allen Steve Ammerman Shirley Angstman Tami Anderson Jeff Anderson Cindy Anderson Brian Anderson Mary Barnick Jim Barr Mark Besser Rose Mary Bina Lori Blaisdell Diane Boggs Mary Boyd Debbie Brandanger Randy Broehl Bruce Burk Roxanne Carda CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Jenson, Keri Hallstrom, Jennifer Millsap, Marlys McCarty. Jeff DeWitt Barb Dickenson Lori Doering Tammie Doyle Kathy Drazenovich Sue Eastland Don Engblom Dan Grunke - 83 RESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRE Jean Enockson Lori Evenson Mike Felland Louise Fischer Janelle Fluegge Pam Fore Ron Fratzke Ricky Fritke David Gall Jane Gimse Tim Goldsmith Kay Graber Richard Graves Bonnie Grummons Becky Hall Becky Hallin Doug Hallin Debbie Hallstrom Keri Hallstrom Terry Hammill Sam Harmon Debra Harms Jessie Hawkins Joe Heggernes Jerry Hellzen Gilbert Helmbrect Karen Helmbrecht Cindy Hippen Gary Hicks Steve Hoffman Scott Hogan Rhonda Hohn Chris Hopkins Dennis Huro Brian Hutchinson Tom Ingebrand Jerry Janousek Doug Jenson Jim Jenson Cindy Johnson Melody Johnson Ward Johnson David Kadlek Sheryl Kadlec Kevin Kass Scott Kendall Diane Kent Bruce Krawiecki Jay Krough Sandy Krone Jim Krummel Jackie Kuchar Denise Lanoue Ruth Larson Russ Lillienthal Jay Lindblom David Lodin David Lorence Peggy Marine Greg Martins Mitch Mesko Marlys McCarty Charles McClellan 84 SHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESH Bev McKinnon Joan Miller Jennifer Millsap Tim Munro Alexia Murphy Mike Myers Sue Moe Heidi Moreen Sandy Mohn Weslin Mohn Scot Mork Allen Moss Kurt Neitzel Jim Nelson Nancy Neiboer Curt Norgaard Bernie Nordenstrom Joey Nordstrom Bob Odencrans Vicky Ogren Karn Oien Bill Olen Brad Olsen Gloria Oquist Larry Olsin Frankie Ostendorf Helen Ostenson Joyce Ostman Greg Pearson Jeff Perry Mike Peterson Ron Raines David Regan Dave Richert Sharon Rypkema Kathy Van Ryswick Brian Salmonson Karin Sawyer Rita Schagel Dave Schaefbauer Kathy Sandin Sue Schlin Debbie Smith Karla Smith Cheryl Schauff Susan Schelin Scot Schindeldecker Cheri Schultt Jim Schultz Steve Schultz Terry Schultz Carmel Schwendeman Namoi Skaggs Mary Skogman Scott Spears Clayton Sorenson Pam Stoklasa Kevin Strand David Strom Brian Stromberg David Stromberg Rick Stromberg Karla Strombeck 85 FRESHMEN, FRESHMEN, FRESHMEN Jay Strombeck Bill Struck Bernice Sundstrom Virgina Tatro Brad Telander Judy Telander Sheryl Telander Bob Tomscak Melanie True Sheila Ulstrom Rhonda Van Hale Dan Walbridge Linda Walters Justice Warner Robert Williams Steve Williams Jody White ford Brian Zellman 4 4 E GHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGh Glen Allman Stan Ammerman Susan Ammerman Susanne Ammerman Wendy Ammerman Karen Anderson Rodney Anderson Elroy Austin Steve Bankers Sabine Bartholdt Jim Bassett Tim Bassett Brenda Beckstrom Karla Berry Dawn Beseman Jodi Besser Mark Bina Brad Blake Wendy Bucklin Linda Burress Wendy Campbell Jon Carda Deb Carr Mark Chamberlain CLASS OFFICERS: Kim Olen, Mike Groth, Lori Theis, Scott Hallstrom. Kris Clementson Judy Cole Eddy Kraft Dan Dalbey Kathy Dalbey Collins Darnell Vicki Demmings 87 EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGH IGHTH EIGHTH Cindy Doering Shelly Douglas Joby Drazenovich Charlene Dubel Cindy Eckman Terry Engblom Laura Ericson Nora Faulkner Fred Fellend Jay Fladelbo Barb Fluegge Scott Fritz Mike Funk Julie Gorham Shari Gotfredson Coleen Grace Colette Grace Cindy Grahek Ronnie Graves Elizabeth Gray Patty Cries Mike Groth Andrea Gundersen Steve Ha eg Brenda Hallin Scott Hallstrom Todd Hallstrom Linda Hanson Paula Hansen Liz Harms Jeff Harms Jodi Harris Tom Haugen Mike Hayes Jeff Hellzen Bob Helmbrecht Jean Hendrickson Cindt Hopkins Sandy Horner Colleen Ketter Heidi Holmes Andrea Humphrey Greg Huro Richard Jensen Kathy Johnson Dan Johnstone Becky Jones Colleen Kaas Lori Kadlec Errin Keller Mark Kendall Mike Kilgore Steve Klapmeier Wayne Kopp Joe Lewis Martha Loken Jodi Krogh Dan McClellan Charlene Loose Ann Marie McElroy Jan Milsap Barb Molloy Dan Molloy EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH Paula Moody John Myers Jean Narveson Cindy Nelson Curt Nelson Dave Nelson Brad Nikodym Barb Norberg Chuck Nordenstrom Jeff Norgaard Kim Olen Brenda Olson Sanda Oslin Harold Ostendorf Janet Oswald Randy Peterson Judy Pladsen Julie Raines Melanie Randall Jeff Reese Becky Reynolds Barb Riechart Alan Ringler Robin Saathoff Bob Sawyer Les Schulz Mike Schultz Dave Schwartz Mike Schwartz Louise Smith Tim Smith Lori Sogn Diane Springer Danny Stegeman Rhonda Stegeman David Strandland James Strandland Sarah Street Brad Strelow Rose Sundermyer Allan Taylor Lori Telander Mike Tharp Lori Theis Shirley True Jeri VanVleet Jerry VanderVegt Debbie Voss Steven Walen Jim Wallace Tom Warner Dave Wesloh Jeff Whiteside Lennae Wilson Janice White ford Kim Wolff E 89 EVENTH SEVENTH CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Jones, Rich Lutz, Peter Ingebrand, Pam McNeilly. SEVENTH SEVENTH Kim Anderman Leann Anderson Denise Bankers Audery Bassett Sandy Baum Rose Bemu Lynne Bertilson Karen Brandi LeRoyce Bremer Sharon Briggle Mary Jo Brockner Janice Broehl Justin Cox Tom Dahlin Carolyn DeWitt Karla Doering Shannah Drahiem Sharon Drazenovich 90 SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENT Debbie Eckman Donny Elstorm Connie Erickson Sherri Frafrowich Lois Fischer Bob Fore Penny Foshier Kris Fore Robin Fritz Linda Gall Kitty Graber Chris Grace Sandy Grunke Susie Haeg Marilyn Hallin Brian Hallstrom Bill Haney Mike Harmon Peter Harms Mar Hawkins Stephanie Haugan Holly Hellzen Janette Hicks Rodney Hintz Brad Hippen Ronnie Hoffbeck Barb Hoffman Arnold Hohn Mike Hoznagel Peter Ingebrand Tom Janousek Bob Jenson Coral Johnson Chris Johnson Jim Jones David Johnstone Steve Kadlec Paul Kelly Laura Kennedy Bob Kilgore Brad Krawiecki Jill Krogh Kenaall Krohn Jerry Krummle Shelly Kubat Denise Kusch Randy Lakings Lori Lanoue Debbie Uneburg Doug Lodin Brenda Loose Wanda Luckcart Richie Lutz Melissa Marquart Jim Mattson Bobby McKinnon Pam McNeilly Jodi Milliman Dick Mizer Nancy Morine Jon Mork Laura Moss Tim Mueller 91 SEVENTH Barb Nauman Dean Nelson Doug Nelson Linda Nelson Luanne Nelson Sharon Nelson Jim Oestrich David Olson Debbie Olson Tim Olson Candy Orr Joan Ostendorf Karrie Ostenson Dana Ostrowski Kris Oustad Dan Pearson Joanne Pearson Judy Peterson Kevin Peterson Licky Peterson Citty Pockart Myron Posey Jon Price Clark Reynolds Julie Ripka Rockelle Rippentrop Arnold Rhoelke Ryan Ruud Laurie Sanford Gerald Scandin Brenda Schaefbaurer Carmon Schlien Steve Schindeldecker Kathy Schlagel Marty Schmidt , erry Schultz ] ori Schultz Kenny Smith Vicky Springer Debbie Stenstrom Sharon Strandlund Karyi Strombeck Kathy Stromberg Kathy Struck Violet Sundermeyer Jim Tatro Linda Taylor Rocky Thomas Brad Tipp Debbie Udean JoAnn VanHale Tom Ryswick Neil VanVleet David Warner Brian Wiedondorf Debbie Wessloh SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVE 92 MHS ADMINISTRATION ROBERT LANOUE Junior High Principal ROBERT LORENCE Senior High Principal PIUS J. LA CHER Superintendent THOMAS MOORE Vocational Director 93 MHS FACULTY R. LYKINS Science B. GILBERT Counselor ]. LUTZ Ath. Dir. J. SANDY Business J. SAARI Music J. ELLA SON Home Ec. D. CHILDRESS Special Ed. D. FRANKO Phy. Ed. R. POORE Music P. OSMUNDSON Home Ec. S. LEIN Phy. Ed. K. DEIS Am. History L. CHRISIANSON English L. ALLARD English R. BERRY English C. NELSON Science B. HARRISON Indust. Arts K.SNOW English M. LYKINS English J. ANDERSON Social Studies B. BESETH Library J. JONES Indust. Arts MHS FACULTY C. BERQUIST Counselor J. BAKER Phy. ED D. DUNN Social J. PETROSKAS SLDP Program 95 HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1-B. Buchholz, T. Anderson, S. Brown, R. Dalbey, T. Brown, T. Molin. ROW 2-B. Oehrlein, K. Oein, D. Schroeder, J. Telander, N. Lutz, R. Hoffbeck, J. Fisher, G. Narveson, R. Telander. ROW 3-M. Grahn, R. Sun- dermeyer, C. Van Driel, P. Claus, J. Ingebrand, D. McElroy, C. Evenson, T. O'Brien, K. Bachman. ROW 4-J. Lutz, M. Krominga, K. Boyd, J. Sublet, K. Lindblom, G. Hellzen, J. Peterson, D. Gray, S. Vander Vegt, G. Groth. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1-S. Fafrowicz, D. Smith, S. Brown, D. Larson, B. Jensen, R. Lutz, R. Hoffbeck. ROW 2-K. Oien, J. Lutz, M. Johnstone, C. Van Driel, B. Jones, L. Stuart, K. Zellman, J. Reese. ROW 3-C. Brandi, M. Krominga, P. Claus, J. Ingebrand, J. Hellzen, D. McElroy, B. Krawiecki. ROW 4-J. Stahlke, K. Boyd, G. Dalbey, G. Hellzen, P. Telander, J. Peterson, B. Oehrlein, S. Hoffman. 96 A-TEAM CHEERLEADERS «M W A-TEAM VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW- Nancy Oien, Pam Olson, Cheryl Brandi. FRONT ROW- Bait Peterson, Mel Krominga, Nancy Lutz. A-TEAM VARSITY WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT- Kathy Krone, Lori Beitilson, Belinda Wolff, Lu Ann Engblom, Jo Barnhart. 97 CHEERLEADERS, POMPONS, B-TEAM BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Cheri Schultz Tammy Anderson Lourie Evenson Deb Grace B-TEAM FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Cheri Schultz Diane Boggs Linda Walters Tammy Anderson Susie Eastland Louri Evenson C-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Sheri Frafoush Kim Oleen Lori Sogn Carol DeWitt Shelly Douglas Barb Hoffman 98 AND MAJORETTES B-TEAM J.V. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS TOP TO BOTTOM- Tami Anderson, Debbie Grace, Diane Boggs, Susan Eastland, Sheiyl Schultz, Lori Evenson. MAJORETTES BACK ROW- Barb Peterson, Cindy VanDriel. FRONT ROW- Susan Moe, Andrea Humphrey, Donna Gray, Karen Zeliman, Elizabeth Gray. POM PONS LEFT TO RIGHT- Val Danielson, Doreen Larson, Cindy VanDriel, Sue Mason, Julie Sublet, Wanda Ponto, Laurie Gorham, JoAnn Holznagel, Roxy Dalbey, Char Remer. 99 VOCATIONAL CENTER IN VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTORS Model Office- JANICE ABBAS Health Careers- DOROTHY HILL Carpentry- WAYNE BORRESON Small Engines- DAVE OSTENDORF 100, Auto Mechanics- MARV UECKER DAVE THOMPSON SECOND YEAR For a second year the vocational center which was opened in the fall of 1972 has grown. A variety of courses were offered in Carpentry, Auto Mechanics, Health Careers, Model Of- fice, and Small Engines with several usual project involvements including the building of an entire cabin in the carpentry class. The participating schools of Braham, Mora, Ogilive, and Isle have jointly evolved between 80 and 100 students during each of this years quarters. Two new courses. Child Development and Personal Services, which are being added to the curriculum are expected to increase this enrollment. The instructors at the vocational center are as follows: Carpentry: Wayne Borreson Auto Mechanics: Dave Thompson Marv Uecker Health Careers: Dorothy Hill Marvelle Puterbaugh Model Office: Jan Abbas Small Engines: Dave Ostendorf 101 ADVERTISEMENTS ft- % Rolstad’s Western Wear Downtowner ResTaurant Mora Auto Center Jerry’s BaifShop W indbreak.Driv� tiH J. R. Auto Brokers . Kanabec OoontyTimes Curt’s Dairy v Bob’s Service Holland’s Saddlery Akkerman Mortuary Dairy Queen Dandelion Florist John M. Skillicorn, D.D.S. Country House of Beauty Mora Flower Shop Dr F. R. Keller Maurer's Appliance Inc. ardware ountn Qil lus hospital Ice C oast ti’ Morkao Motors Oslin Lumber Co. H ill Drug Compliments ofB W Printers, publisher i f Mora Advertiser Palmers Stensl onTs Jetigjry - Sjah life's Skogrt j National Bushing Wards T- $JERH £ THESE THROUGH fcROSITY ?ABLE TO PRODUCE THIS BOOK. ) 3? ADVERTISEMENTS FREDDIES PEOPLES “for the best food in NATIONAL BANK town 45 N. Union, Mora 810 S. Hwy. 65, Mora FRAN JANS ARCON SUPER VALUE CONSTRUCTION AND CO. INC. BEN FRANKLIN Hwy. 23, Mora 206 W. Forest, Mora KANABEC STATE BANK 124 E. Maple, Mora Molly V f MOLLY B. FASHIONS “FOR ALL” 35 N. Union, Mora The Ker SPINNING LOOM “for all your sewing needs 34 N. Union, Mora U S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION John S. Schulz Staff Sergeant 114 S.W. 2nd Street Cambridge 103 Never again will we experience exactly tl happenings, in these places, or in the si ways. For this reaaai wd the sta| f th 19M yearbook dedicate publicafl|m t votu the students i'u %be hopgs thc jriMPfeelp you rem iber.’.. ■