Morning Sun High School - Tiger Yearbook (Morning Sun, IA)

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King of the Road Hard work and lots of talent won the Seniors the greatest prize of all--lst place. lt Hurts S0 Bad Being their first year For displaying their talent in high school competition the Freshmen received--3rd place. 26 Climb Every Mountain Another display ofa class's hard work helped the Jr. 's win--2nd place. The Impossible Dream Last but not least and two more years to show their tal- ent the Soph's Finished in--4th place. i:,,w,r,sfswia:,fi1fmfwe:sr.w.wmezas gf f,i-'wt-rf,w' wig f ., . L V , , -'

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Pictured here are the King and Queen candidates chosen by the Student Council: Becky Bryant and Danny Earnestp Marcia Swanson and Joe Stotlarg Joyce Blair and Neal Kerr. Dennis Knauss, Angela Buckman, and Steven Gumn were selected by the Student Councll to be crown bearers and flowe r girl at the coronatlon King and Queen candidates waiting nervously to find out who will be crowned . This poster was drawn by Neal Kerr advertising the Homecoming Dance. ,ft 12 'U 'H' if 5' r 'sl' I 'X W 5 'Z U L... I A 4 ,,-Mi t - . 5 wtefigsf U, K ,s-ct ft wif! 5 .fu ,2.'sg'gs , 3 lx , , ,, , in V, H 5 V. nb ,r www fy 5, 5.11 na .. 'ay 1 ' E , -' Nm M1 to EEK . K, its Nw ,ti Uggfgifggtfgi ' - it 11-L-df -it 1 15,b,c,,.t2s .MV M 1 fr , . ,im L., G f A uw: throne. King and Queen sitting on . . 't With this poster the Sophomore -'s1 Class won fhe contest fhcf fhe ctst ' -ii 1 fl- S 'iii f cheerleaders had during Home V kiwi? Coming Week- V 'M W7 A f, f4f,? i+l Q1 4 sw 'gg ws, fi? ? fl? f M r-'- S 'Nts ' - , ,-Wyse f,,i1gi1'i L3 295425 'gg it , Q 1, -5 , . :ri , 1 izff-2' 7 K5 - .J if ' ' 'fl-f'l5Zf1lT?f' ft, 251 F 1 gh. f K 1 x'x'351'3Ps1tiQ, Q if ' I : ,iff - 'iff' ,QW-t,.:,i'1 fs is if -K -A f Y 1. wzde-gs-f,2w,te5-,Q Y , fi ,E , ,gifs - Yetgfazfssfq -5 5 if .wi 1:-EH, tl lg if ,r H1 K fi gm, ,E K stflm ' l :'fI1H:,zi3E'6 :-: , f ,.?15ffM f .Elini . S lt u m , 19 5 fi K t ' - K , ,QP , 3 if r it x ., 1 wx,,s,?,,,5ifM5,tftn ,Wit AS, J, xf , - -It , ,-Aw 'ne' fx E s lvl 31 4 K v 1 V Q--,fQgg:-ZF: 14, H ' S .::,-

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is Y g If fi H 3 Q Q o ' W , L' ft .f . Front row left to right: Mr. Peterson, assistant coach, Wayne Johnston, Dave Vickers, Dan Thomas, Monte Delzell, Tim Johnston, Tom Klaus, managers, Mr. Guinn, head coach. Second row: Kevin Hall, Dave Barth, Roger Samuels, Raymond Delzell, John Griffin, Joe Stotlar, Darren Delzell, Doug Lee, Ron Samuels. Third row: Dave Pierce, Kirk Heater, Jeff Wilkerson, Dave Nollen, Leonard Biggerstaff, Larry Pulse, Tony Thomas, Bob Richenberger, Rick Simmons. Fourth row: Bill Tomson, Mark Martin, Don Carlson, Royce Heitmeier, Mark Keltner, Dwight Pierce, John Baird, Jon lnghram, Harold Boline. MS OP September 5 Winfield-Mt. Union H -6 20 l2 Columbus Junction T 8 57 I9 Wapello H O 62 26 Lone Tree T T4 38 October 3 Danville H O l4 10 Highland T O 30 l7 New London T 0 20 24 Mediapolis H 6 48 31 L 8. M T O 16 91970, Ross Bagdusqriqn We can be very proud ofthe Footbal l team this year. Although we didn't win any games, our boys never gave up once. They had the determination and stick-to-it iveness to keep fighting up until that last gun sounded even when things looked bad. This shows real school support. This year we honored two Senior boys, Darren Delzell, who made second team all-conference and Joe Stotlar, who made honorable mention. 27