Morton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Morton, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1963 volume:

Philharmonic Hall first unit of New York’s projected Lincoln Center for Performing Arts, opened in a blaze of light. Steeple at Oregon State College of Edu- cation , Monmouth, Oregon, fell before hur- ricane-force winds which raked the West Coast in October causing major damage and communication breakdown. U.S. and French officials gathered to wel- come crated “Mona Lisa” as the priceless painting arrived in New York en route to a showing in Washington, D.C.’s National Gallery. National Events in Review WI06 WORLD PHOTOS The Space Needle and Monorail train were hallmarks of the successful World's Fair in Seattle, Washington. Sabin oral vaccine was made available nationally and offered promise of complete immunity from all types of polio. Left: Solid-fueled Minuteman, successor to more complex liquid-fueled ICBM’S, begins 4,000 mile journey from Canaveral. Others went into readi- ness in Montana. Nuclear submarines USS Skate and USS Seadragon rendezvoused at the North Pole, hundreds of miles from open sea. THE 1963 VOLUME 10 1 DEDICATION Ml. MELVIN SMITH We, the graduating class of 1963, with deep graditude and great respect, dedicate this Tomahawk to Mr. Melvin Smith for the years of loyal service that he has given to our school. Mr. Smith has been chauffeuring students to and from school each day for seventeen years. We are grateful for his patience and his understanding ways. 2 ANNUAL STAFF Front row-J. Greenslit, J. Hogan, P. 3utcher. Back row-E. Wagner, G. Butzer, M. Benson, D. Wagner, B. Bartz, K. Green- slit, M. Kojetin, B. Hennen, J.Petsinper, T.Hennen, Advisor, Mr. Susens. Business Manager Betty Hennen Editor Darlene Wagner Art Editor Gary Butzer Production Manager Barbara Bartz Layout Manager Mary Jane Kojetin Chief Typist Janice Greenslit 3 ADMINISTRATION Superintendent William E. Susens Principal Danial A. Bever BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. G. J. Simon, Mr. William Susena, Mr. James Sullivan, Mr. Elmer Pfeiffer, Mr. Joseph Schwelnfurter, Mr. Joseph Simmons, Mr. John Oreenslit. 4 FACULTY MRS. LARSEN Jr. High English Girls Physical Education Health Seventh Grade Advisor MR. HELLICKSON Science Algebra I Junior Advisor Miss Jensen Sr. High English Librarian Class Play Advisor Industrial Arts Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach MRS. RAUSH Home Economics MR. ADAMS Social Studies Baseball Coach Jr. High Basketball Coach Freshman Advisor 5 MR. ROOT Music ffi. BO'OINE Jr. High Math Boys Physical Education Health Football Poach Assistant Basketball Coach Track Coach Eighth Grade Advisor MR. SHRUPP Commercial Courses Paoer Staff Advisor 1«. AASE Sr. High Math Grade School Basketball Coach Sophomore Advisor Who will be the next jackpot winner? 6 S. Bucholz, M. Smith, H. Shaw, E. Lothert, D. Haas SECRETARY Evelyn Weltsch COOKS Margaret Bartz and Elfie Sikora CUSTODIANS 7 Sam Bucholz and John Brown BARBARA A. EARTZ Chorus 1,2,3,! } Octet 3} Accom- paniest h; Science Club 1,2,3} Pep Club 1,2,3,1 } Annual Staff lij Blue Gold Staff 3} Blue Gold Editor 1 } Class Officer 2} Class Play 3 U. GARY W. BUTZER Science Club 3� Blue Gold Staff 3,U;Annual Staff Uj Class Play 3, U; Track 2; Gymnastics 3,U. MARY M. BENSON Band 1.2,3,1 } Ensembles 2; Chorus 1,2,3,U; Ensembles ]£,3,h; Accom- paniest U; Pep Club V,3,U; Scie- nce Club l,2,3,Uj Blue Sc Gold St- aff 3,1 ; Annual Staff U} Class Of- ficer 2, Student Council 1( Declam- ation 1, 2,3,1 ; Class Play 3, Uj Letterraen's Club 2£, Uj Cheerlead- er 1,2,3,1� ; Homecoming Queen Att- endant U} Outstanding Homemaker 1, JANICE K. GREBNSLIT Band 1.2,3, 1 ; Chorus 3� Uj Pep Club 1,2,3,1� ) Science Club 1,2,3} Blue 4 Gold Staff 3,U; Annual Staff U} Class Officer 1,3} Student Council U; Class Play 3 PAULA J. BUTCHER Transferred 3. Chorus 3,U; Pep Club 3,U} Blue k Gold Staff 3� U; Annual Staff U} Student Council U, President; Declamation U; Class Play 3} Homecoming Queen atten- dant U. I KAREN M. GREENSILT Band 1,2; Ensembles 2; Chorus 1,2, 3,U; Ensembles 1,2,3,U; Pep Club 1 2,3,1 ; Science Club 3,2,3; Blue Gold Staff 3,1 } Annual Staff l ;Ds- clamation 1; Class Play 3,1 . 9 BETTY L. HENNEN Band 1,2,3, Uj Chorus Uj Pep Club 1,2,3,1� ; Science Club 1,2,3} Blue Gold Staff 3,1 } Annual Staff U; Class Officer 1,2} Student Council 1 } Class Play 3� U THCMAS S. HENNSN Annual Staff U; Class Officer 1, 2,1 } Student Council 2; Class Play 3, hi Football U} Basketball 1,2, 3,1 } Baseball3,2,3,I } Lettermen' a Club 1, 2, 3,1 . DALE C. HILBERT JANET D. HOGAN Band 1,2,3� Uj Ensembles 1,2,3,1 } Chorus 1,2,3� 1 Pep Club 1,2,3,! ; Science Club 1,2,3} Blue Gold Staff 3,1 } Annual Staff 1 } Class Officer 3} Class Play 3,1 } Home- coming Queen 1 . MARY JANE KOJETIN Band 2,3,1 } Ensembles 1 } Chorus 1, 2,3,1 } Ensembles 1 } Pep Club 1,2, 3,1 } Science Club 1,2,3} Blue Gold Staff 3,1 } Annual Staff 1 } Class Officer 2,3,1 . JAMES S. MAMMEN Band 1.2,3,l ;Ihsembles 3,l }Choru3 1,2,3,U} Ensembles 1,2,3} Class Officer 1,1 } Student Council 3,1 ; Class Play 3,1 }football 3}B sket- ball 1,2,3,1 } Track 2,1 } Letter- men's Club 3,1 . 10 JOHN W. MENZ Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Blue Gold Staff 3,h; Class Play 1� ; Football 1,2,3,!� ; Basketball l,3,l� J Track 1,3,1� ; 3aseball 3,!� ; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,1 . JUDY Am PETERS Pep Club 1,2. MARY KAY MIDDLETON Band 1,2,3,1� ; Chorus 1,2, 3,1� ; En- sembles 1,2,3,ii; Pep Club 1,2,3, 1� ; Science Club 1,2,3} Blue Gold Staff 3,1� ; Majorette 1,2,3,!� . JANET M. PEPSINGER Band 2, 3, U; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 1� ; Science Club 1,2,3; Blue Gold Staff 3,!� ; Annual Staff 1� ; Student Council 1; Class Play 3. MICHAEL J. Mf 1DLET0N Football 1,2,3,U; Basketball 1,2, 3; Baseball 1,2,3,U; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,!� . GARY L. PRESCOTT Class Play!� ; Football2,3; Basket- ball 1,2; Lettermen1 s Club 3, 1� . 11 KBJNETH J. ROBINSON Chorus 3,U; Science Club 1,2; Blue Gold Staff 3� U; Class Play 3,1 5 Football 3,! ; Basketball l,2;Track 2; Baseball 3 U; Lettermen's Club 3,1 . FATS M. STEFFEN Chorus 1 ; Pep Clubl; Science Club 1} Blue Gold Staff 1 . JEFFRST M. SCHWEINFURTER Student Council 1 ; Class Play 3, Basketball 1,2,3,1 ; Track 2,3, lettermen's Club 3,1 . PATRICK B. SULLIVAN Science Club 1,2,3� Class Play 3, 1 } Football 1,2,3,1 ; Track 1,2,3, U; Baseball 1,2,3,1 ; Lettermen'a Club 1,2,3,1 . SHARON M. SMITH Band 1,2,3,1 ; Chorus 1,2,3,! ; Pep Club 1,2,3,! ; Science Club 1,2,3; Blue Gold Staff 3,1 ; Student Council 3; Class Play 1 . THOMAS J. SULLIVAN Science Club 1, 2. 12 PATRICIA SIISENS Chorua 1,2,3,! ; Pep Club 1,2; ScienceCLub 2,3; Blue Qold Staff 3} Declamation lj Class Play 3,1 . DARLENE A. WAGNER Band 1,2,3,U| Chorus 1,2,3,U; Pep Club 1,2,3,U) Science Club 1,2,3} Blue Gold Staff 3,l |Annual3taff Editor U} Class Officer 1 } Class Play Uj Declamation 1} Gymnastics 1, 2. VICTOR R. WOELFEL Basketball 1. CLASS MOTTO With the ropes of the past, we will ring the bells of the future CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOWER White Rose Class Officers Secretary Mary Jane Kojetin Vice President Darlene Wagner Treasurer Jim Mammen President Tom Hennen 13 Juniors Front row-G. Haas, B. Colwell, K. Sullivan, D. Kodet, S. Bidinger-Sec., P. O'Neil. Second row-C. Petsinger, K. Mages, J. Robinson-Vic. Pres., S. Madsen, J. Sallee, J. Hanna, R. Brown. Third row-C. Hogan, N. Haus, S. Crooks, J. Mahoney, D. Koemer, R. Grejtak, J. Goodthunder. Fourth row-T. Marguth, K. Jensen, R. Voeks, A. Cooper-Treas., J. Hellie-Pre3., L. Kline, R. Schultz. Sophomores FVont row-L. Dehncke, J. Steinbeisser, J. Bucholz, M. Wagner, J. Hansen, L. Menz. Second row-S. Marguth, V.Miller, L. Schweinfurter, 0. Steffen, D. McGowan, L. Mages-Sec. Third row-W. Susens, M. Sullivan, S. Peters, P. Jensen, J. Peters, M. Kahout-Pres., C. Ahrens-Treas. Fourth row—D. Vandagriff, J. Grejtak, F. Haas, R. Crooks, N. Roper, R. Wilt—V. Pres., D. Ahrens. D. Middleton. 14 Freshmen Front row-W. Bidinger, J. Colwell (Treasurer),!), Hennen(Vice-President), M. Tate (President), «J. Simmons, J. O'Neil. Second row-D. Mages,L. Menz, S, Wolters, S. Marguth, R. Mages, D, Grejtak. Third row-D. Wertlsh, J, Sindelir, M. Sullivan, B. Petsinger, J, Kodet, E. Ahrens, J. Colwell, M. Allison. Fourth row-Ao Kahout,M. Ahrens, C. Schultz,R. Menz, S.Swensen, F. Goelz (Secretary), L. Ahrens, A. Butcher, D, Ruhland, Grade Eight Front Row-V. Wagner, P. Ahrens (Tresurer), M. Wagner, C. BLank, B.ifanna, B. Wilson, M. O'Neil. Second Row-M. Susens, R. Moen, A. Pendeleton, S. Bucholz, E. Schweinfurter, J. Simmons, D. Petsinger. Third Row- M. Swenson, M. Prescott, J. Madsen, L. Kodet (Secretary), L. Kahout, K. Koemer, T. Rebstock, G. Benson. Fourth Row-C. Simon (President), B. Caven, K. Vandagriff, C. Menz, R. Roper, L. Koerner, G. Benson, G. G. Ahrens, T. Baardsgaard, Not Pictured Richard Kinney (Vice Presidert) 15 Grade Seven Front row- B. Tate, S, O'Neil(Treaaurer), A. Columbus, H, Block, D. Maas, L. Toussaint, D. Bucholjz, P. Bartz. Second row - D. Sullivan, M. Blue, D, Fullerton, D. Rebstock, S. Czmowski, J. Ahrens, L, Steffen, R. Mahoney, Third row-J. Lucio, B. Schoen, M. Kodet, B, Paul(Vice-President). J, Rob- inson, R, Goodthunder, C, Allison(President), N, Mages(Secretary), Fourth row-S. Shaw, L, Mammen, B. Miller, E, Melquist, E. Kodet, C, Comwell, T, Colwell, M, Dallenbach, R, Lothert. Mrs, Curtis Front row-M. Simmons, R. Sallee, D, Schultz, C. Koemer, J Hansen. Second row-G. Hampel,R. Sullivan, A. Kodet, M. Mages’ R. Petsinger, D, Ahrens, P, Kinney, S. Ahrens. Third row- R. Larsen, J. Colwell, J. Steinbelsser, C. Sindelir, A.Lothert, J. Robinson,.J, Angermeyr, M. Simmons. Fourth row-D. Roper D. Mages, G. Kodet, T. Dallenbach, D. Jensen, P. Wolters. K Susens, K. Reynolds, T. Serbus. 16 Front row-J. Sindelir, R Mahoney, M, Wagner, T.Lothert, D. Lund, G.Grejtak. Second rcw-N. Jensen, P. Bryan, C. Allison, G. Cornwell, K. Sullivan, R. Susens, C. Set-bus. Third row-J. Koerner, C, Colwell, B. Schultz, C. Butcher, T. Kahout, L. Wagner, T. Menz, W. Sallee. Fourth row-K. Mahlum, P. Kodet, S. Grejtak, D. Bucholz, D. Zobeck, B. Vandagriff, B. Shaw, P. Caven, D. Mages. 5 th Mrs. Tainter 4th Mrs. Jeppeson First row-D. Serbus, S. Maas, G.Bethke, J. O'Neil, J.Steffen, M. Hennen. Second row-J. Robinson, D. Kodet, C. Senkyr, G. Allison, M. Paul, K.Jensen, D. Rebstock. Third row-A. Anger- meyr, S. MacHolda, B. Dallenbach, N. Smith, D. Allison, S. Downs, L. Kline, B. Bartz. 17 Front row— C. Wagner, L. Gehrke, M. Rebatock, L. Pitts, L. Mrs. Buecksler Bethke, D. Kinney, J. Lund. Second row-D. Ruhland, P. U'Ren, M. Caven, V. Goels, R. Sindelir, D. Mages, C. Angermeyr, J. Sullivan. Third row—M Kahlum, H. Weilage, D. Dehncke, T. Leith, G. Dehncke. D. Reynolds, J. Bidinger, J. Wagner. Not oictured—D. Sinning. 2nd Mrs. Schanil Front row-J.Susens, C. Lothert, L. Gaasch, R. Frank, M.Eich- ton, W. Sanuelson, R. Tretbar. Second row-B. Mages, R.O'Neil M. Kahout, D. Serbus, A. Colwell, D. Downs, E. Mages. Third row- A. Angermeyr, B. Schweinfurter, P. Brown, T. Weilage. K. Kenney, J. Smith, K. Mages, D. MacHolda. 18 fVont row-D. Sullivan,C. Grejtak, D. Tate,0. Senkyr.C. Hemp- el,R. Scheffler. Second rov-T. Larsen, S. Lund,L. Froehlick, M. Brown,J. Haas.M. Bidinger,M. U'Ren. Third row-V. Gehrke, D. Kodet, M. Brown, C. Robinson, V. Dallenbach, J. Bueholz, M. Menz, R. Goelz. Not pictured-M. Sallee and N. Moses. 2nd Mrs. Bengtson Mrs. Sell FPont row-R. Hernpel, T. Hogan, C. Lund, M. Pitts, T. Frank, D. Simning. Second row-V. Ruhland, C. Serbus, N. Schultz, T. Allison,L. Moen, J. Mages, I. Senkyr. Third row-P. Tate, J. Eichten, R. Mages, E. Smith, V. Goelz, M. Mahoney, G. Paul, P. Gallery Fourth row-B. Wagner, J. Shaw, M. Angertneyer, D. Weilage, J. Schwienfurter, T. Keaveny, P. Susens, G. Gehrke, S. Bryan. 19 ACTIVITIES QUEEN JANET 20 HOMECOMING Janet and Ken The Big Moment Red Roses for our Quean y■ i Senior Float 1962 Royalty Queen Janet and Attendants, Mary and Paula Pat and Paula Tom and Mary 21 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Cast-Row One T. Hennen, M. Benson, B. Bartz, B. Hennen, J. Hogan, G. Butzer, P. Susans, Row Two-K. Robinson, J. Schweinfurter, P. Butcher, P. Sullivan, Director Mr, Cullinan, J. Petsinger, J, Greenslit, C. Bregel, J. Mammen, K. Greenslit. G R A N D M A i S Meet my family Charmed B E S T Y E A R S I '11 go get the picture What in Creation is this? 22 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Casts Row one-P. Susens, K. Robinson. Row two-K. Greenslit, J. Menz, M.Benson, S. Smith, J. Mammen, D. Wagner. Row three-J. Schwienfurter, J .Hogan, G.Butzer, G.Prescott, B.Bartz, P.Sullivan, T.Hennen, B.Hennen. 23 'Golly Jeepers Come Along, Johnny. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Banquet H A W A I I Prom Servers The Cards 1A Ready To Go Grand March CHORUS Front row-Director, Mr.Root, M.Ahrens, S.BLdinger, P. O'Neil, G.Haus, P.Sbsens, F. Steffen, M. Benson, B. Hennen, S. Marguth, K. Greenslit, A. Kahout, N. Haus. Second row-V. Miller, 0. Hogan, B.Xodet, M. Kahout, J. Steinbeis3er, D. Wagner, S.Vfolters, B. Colwell, J. Greenslit, A. Butcher, C.Ifetsinger. Third row-N.Roper, J. Hogan, L. Schweinfurter, K. Mages,L. Mages, S. Marguth, R. Mages, P. Butcher, M. Middleton, M. Kojetin, J, Hanna. Fourth row-B. Bartz, S. Smith, J.Robinson, J. Sallee, R. Brown, D. Vandagriff, M. Sullivan, J. Grejtak, R. Wilt, J. Hellie, J. Mammen. E N S E M B L E S TRIO-rarol Hogan, Judy Hanna, Judy Sallee SEXTET-Janet Hogan, Marcia Kahout, Mary Middleton, Mary Kojetin, Karen Greenslit, Mary Benson. 25 Front row-M.Benson, M.MLddleton, K.ffeges, B. Colwell, D.fodet, R. Mages. Second row-M. Kahout, J. Petsinger, J. Steinbessier, L. Schweinfurter, J. Grejtak, C.Ahrens. Third row-N.foper, S.Mirguth, A.Kahout, M. Sullivan, C. Hogan, G.Benson, C.Simon. Fourth row-J.Sindelir, S.Mirguth. B. Wilt. S. Smith, B. Hennen, B. Wilson. SAXOPHONE QUARTET-Vicki Miller, Pat O'Neil, Judy Hanna, Janet Hogan 26 First row - M. Kojetin, B. Caven, E. Melquist, M. Wagner, M. Ahrens, L. Kodet. Second Row-V. Miller, P. O'Neil, B. Petsinger, P. Ahrens, S. Bid- inger, J. Hanna, J. Hogan. Third row- Director, Mr. Root, J. Sallee, L. Manmen, E. Arens, J. Colwell, J. Hellie, J. Mammen, J. Greensilt, B. Paul STUDENT COUNCIL Front rov-J. Greenslit (Secretary-Treasurer), P. Butcher (President), J, Mammen (Vice-President). Second row-J. Schweinfurter, M. Benson, Mr. Bever (Advisor), E. Melquist,!� Koemer, K. Jensen, J. Hanna, S. Peters, B. Hennen. PAPER STAFF Front row-G. Butzer, B. Bartz(Editor),C. Hogan(Co-Editor),K. Jensen. Sec- ond row-D. Wagner, J. Robinson, J. Sallee, S. Smith, P. O'Neil, K. Green- slit, C. Petsinger, K. Mages, M. Kojetin, t). Kodet, J. Greenslit, S. Bid- inger. Third row-J. Hanna, J. Hogan, J. Petsinger, B. Hennen, J. Menz, K. Robinson, P. Butcher, M. Middleton, M. Benson. 28 Front row-K. Jensen, J. Hellie,(Vice-President), J. Sallee(Secretary),M. Benson (Treasurer), T. Hennen (President), Second row-D. Middleton, B. Wilt, S. Peters, J, Grejtak, D. Vanda griff, S. Marguth,J. Hansen, Third row-J. Peters, P. Sullivan, P, Jensen, K. Robinson, J, Schweinfurter, M, Sullivan, S. Swenson,F. Goelz. Fourth row-Mr. Bodine(Advisor), D.Ahrens, L. Kline. J. Mammen, D. Koerner, T. Marguth, M. Middleton, Mr. Tate (Advisor). PEP CLUB Front row-B. Tate, L.Kodet, A. Kahout, S. Marguth, Pres. M. Benson, J. Sallee, V.Pres. J. Robinson, Treas. J. Hanna, Sec. M. Middleton, S.C. B. Hennen, S. O'Neil. Second row- V. Wagner, K. Koerner, L. Menz, R. Mages, M. Sullivan, C. Hogan, K. Mages, B. Colwell, C. Petsinger, K.Sullivan, L. Toussaint. Third row-D.Wertish, B. Petsinger, A. Butcher, J. Kodet, S. Marguth, E. Schweinferter, C. Blank, M. Susens, P.Ahrens,L .Schweinferter, V. Miller. Fourth row-S. Shaw, J. Robinson, C. Menz, L. Koerner, L. Menz, J. Bucholz, N. Roper, M. Kahout, J. Steinbeisser, L. Mages. Fifth row -D. Wagner, S. Bidinger, B. Bartz, M. Kojetin, N. Haus, J. Peters, S. Smith, J. Petsinger, J. Hogan, K. Greenslit, P. Butcher. Sixth row-J. Greenslit, D. Kodet, P. O'Neil, L. Kahout. 29 LETTERMENS Club SR. HIGH JR. HIGH MAJORETTES Barbara Petainger, Carol Petsinger, Sandy Wolters, Kuth Mage3, Mary Middleton, and Mary Ahrens 30 ATHLETICS First row-D. Wertish, J. Goodthunder, K. Robinson, P. Sullivan, M. Midd- leton, T. Hennen, K. Jensen, R. Goelz. Second row-J. Hansen, D. Midd- leton, J. Grejtak, D. Vandagriff, P, Jensen, 0. Ahrens, M. Sullivan, J. Peters, S. Swensen. Third row-S. Peters, B. Wilt, J. Mahoney, L. Kline, D. Koerner, J. Hellie, D. Robinson, Ken Robinson Coach Bodine Tom Hennen 31 A-TEAM Front row-J. Peters, J. Goodthunder, S. Peters, P. Jensen, S. Madsen,J. Schweinfurter, T. Hennen, F. Haas. Second row-H. Schultz, K. Jensen, J. Hellie, J. Menz, J. Mamnen, A. Conner. Ton Hennen Jeff Schweinfurter Coach Tate John Xenz Jim I-iammen 32 B-TEAM wjw ;To° OR To i 1 r «TV ,'4.0 RT 0. 0 ' ■ t RTflV 9 FT£7j Front row-D. Runland,M. Tate, D. Hennen, J. Colwell,F. Goeltz. Second row-J. Peters, P Jensen, D rtobinson, F. Haas, ft Schultz, S Madsen Nov. 30 Morton 57 A TEAK Franklin UO (T) Dee. 1. : crton 5h Lambert on )i9 (T) Dec. 7 Morton 62 Gibbon 52 (H) Dec. 11 Morton 52 Redwood Falls 59 (T) Dec. lii Morton 58 Fairfax 55 (H) Dec. 21 Morton 3h Olivia 76 (H) Jan. u Morton 59 Morgan 1x2 (T) Jan. 11 M.orton 72 Gaylord 61 (T) Jan. 12 Morton 70 Hector 68 (H) Jan. 18 Morton 1x0 Sleepy Eye 61 (H) Jan. 19 Morton 62 Fird Island 57 (T) Jan. 25 Morton 60 Winthrop 39 (H) Feb. 1 Morton 77 Fairfax 79 (T) Feb. 5 Morton 51x Springfield 70 (H) Feb. 8 Morton 67 Gibbon 72 (T) Feb. 15 Morton 5U Franklin )i9 (H) Feb. 22 Morton 78 Morgan 57 (H) Nov. 30 i- crton 21 Franklin 37 (T) Dec. lx horton 30 Lamberton 3h (T) Dec. 7 Morton 31 •ibbon hO (a) Dec. 11 Morton 37 Redwood Falls 60 (T) Dec. Hi Morton h3 airfax 33 (H) Dec. 21 Merton 36 Olivia 37 (H) Jan. U Merton 37 . cr an 38 (?) Jan. 11 Merton 26 Gaylord 35 (T) Jan. 12 Morton 38 Hector till (H) Jan. 18 Morten 31 sleepy tye 38 (H) Jan. 19 Morton 37 ird Island 38 (T) Jan. 25 erton 1x6 ,'inthrop 26 (a) Feb. 1 ..orton 35 Fairfax 31 (T) Feb. 5 Merten 56 Sprin-field 58 (■:) Feb. 8 Merton 35 Gibbon til (T) Feb. 15 Merton 29 Franklin 1x1 (H) Feb. 22 •orton 1 6 ergan L7 00 33 BASEBALL First row: .'.'irens, 3. . Jensen, R. Schultz, B. Wilt, D. Middleton, ?, Goelz, F. Haas. D Peters, J. Goodthur.der, ?. Jensen. Second row: J. Hellie, A. Cooper, J. Menz, P. Sullivan, X. Robinson, T. Hennen TRACK First row: D. Koemer, W. Susens, F. Goelz, J. riansen, G. Steinhoff, J. Peters. Second row: J. Grejtak, R. Schultz, M. Sullivan, J. Mahoney J. Hellie, T. Karguth, S. Crooks. Third row: L. Kline, K. Jensen, A. Cooper, J. Menz, P. Sullivan, J. Kammen, J. Schweinfurter, T. Hennen. Coach-Mr. Bodine 3 t GRADUATION Fir3t row: P.Susens, F.Steffen, 3.Vagner, J. C-reenslit, Ii. J. Kojetin, ?.Butcher, X.Greenslit. Second row: M.Benson, J, Petsinger, J. Hogan, T.Sullivan, B.Barts, 3. Smith, K. K. Middleton, 3. Hennen. Third row: D.Hilbert, G.Pre3C0tt, J.Schweinfurt.er, G. Butzer, J. Mammen, J. Hens, X.Robinson, P.Sullivan, T.Hennen. Not Pictured: J. Peters, M. Middle- ton, V. Voelfel. IN MEMORIAM ALBERT DORN FELD He is with us no more. Yet we see his handiwork molded 'n our midst: a landscaped lawn studded ’with healthy shrubs, sanded desks, highly-polished floors, freshly colored class- roons—a nan wit.h a toothpick• We came to him with whims on building a float structure or a queen’s chair, a camel or two, and many other complex, patternless abstractions. He fulfilled our ideas with s numberless talents, even though they seemed insuperac.e. Thirty-five years he dedicated to ' orton Public School; dependable, trilling, hardworking; thirty-five years of his life. Some people erect statues, others construct tall build- ings; A1 left us the memory of a person who was a success in his work - an acme all wish to obtain. A lean friend clothed in dark green with a toothpick in his mouth...This was Al. 35 MOMENTS TO REMEMBER Indian army mules packed supplies toward the Himalayan front in a futile attempt to halt Chinese invaders. Flanked by Vatican Guards, Pope John XXIII knelt in prayer in Saint Peter's Ba- silica opening first Roman Catholic Ecu- menical Council since 1869. U S. Military advisers trained Lao soldiers with the latest American equipment in their fight against Communist infiltration. Weat Ausfr( ica's West Berliners lined Spree River and waved toward East Berlin as part of demonstrations marking the first anniversary of the Berlin Wall. Doctor’s strike in Saskatchewan, Canada, against a govern- ment medical care plan, left hospitals all but deserted and without means of caring for patients. plear tests and test-ban talks continued. This 290-foot pnd (foreground) rose from Nevada's desert floor three pnds after blast which left a 1 200-foot crater. Buildings t of mound were about 10 feet high. Live transoceanic TV began as American Telephone and Telegraph's Telstar relayed this image from U.S. to Europe over first privately-owned satellite. Algerian women cast ballots in referendum which resulted in independence and an end to nearly 8 years of war. International Events in Review WIO€ WO lD PHOTOS prly crossed the finish line decisively beating o's Gretel in the deciding race for the Amer- One of the worst earthquakes in modern times reduced dozens of Iranian towns to rubble and left 10,000 dead. Left: Cuban invasion prisoners made it home just in time for Christmas after being ransomed from Cuban prisons. Right: USS Barry makes visual inspection of missiles on deck of Russian freighter Ano- sov as Navy patrol plane flies overhead after U.S. demanded removal of offensive weapons from Cuba.