Morton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Morton, MN)

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FRONT ROW: Diane Kinney, Debbie Ruhland, Jean Sullivan, Kathy Allison, Carol Blank; ROW TWO: Patty Kinney, Sail Cornwell, Kay Mahlum, Barb Tate, Alice Angernevr, Ellen Schveinfurter: ROV THREE: Charlotte Serbus, Virginia Coelz, Mary Mahlum, Dick Kinney, Diane Reynolds, Patti Wolter, Joy Lynn Robinson; BACK ROW: Jean Robinson, Clifton Simon, Lee Mammen, Jim Simmons, Cathy Sindelir, Marcia Mages DISTRICT ENTRANTS FRONT ROW: Patty Kinney, Barb Tate, Gail Cornwell, Cathy Allison; BACK ROW: Dick Kinney, Lee Mammen, Clifton Simon, Cathy Sindelir Declamation SUB-DISTRICT ENTRANTS FRONT ROW: Virginia Goelz, Diane Kinney, Jean Sullivan, Charlotte Serbus; SECOND ROW: Carol Blank, Patty Kinney, Kay Mahlum, Barb Tate, Jean Robinson; BACK ROW: Lee Mammen, Clifton Simon, Dan Zobeck, Marcia Mages, Patty Wolter, Joy Lynn Robinson

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Co±veil, Charlotte Debbie Ruhland Junior High Basketball Banquet Place: Morton Hotel Date: March 28, 1967 FRONT ROW: Bob Kuglin, Terrin Kohout, Terry Lothert, Tom Menz, Chuck Senkyr, Jeff Kodet; BACK ROW: Greg Gallery, Steve Winges, Dan Zobeck, Mark Winges, Bill Shaw, Dan Bucholz. Athletic Banquet Everyone enjoyed the good meal served to them at the Redwood Falls Country Club The Lettermen's Club sponsored an athletic banquet, held at the Redwood Falls Golf Club on April 10, 1967. Gary Benson, Lettermen’s Club President and master of ceremonies, cordially welcomed the 150 people attending the dinner, then introduced Glenn Mattke, basketball coach at Southwest College, who delivered a very im- pressive speech to the athletes. Awards were presented to outstanding football players and captains for the 1967 season were announced. 'The banquet was the first ever held, and everyone was very pleased by its success. 20

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FHA Sweetheart Julie Colwell reigned over the fourth annual F.H.A. Sweetheart Ball which was held on January 28, 1967. She is a sophomore and represented the Lettermen’s Club. Julie’s court included Patti Middleton, Monica Kodet, Mary Gallery, Pat Ahrens, Audrey Kodet, Linda Kohout, Beryl Paul, and Cathy Sindelir. Barb Caven, President of the Future Homemakers of America, introduced the candidates and their escorts. After naming the four finalists, the 1966 queen, Joy Lynn Robinson, relinquished her title to Queen Julie. Queen Julie Mary and Dick The line-up Congratulations, Julie Magazine Campaign As in previous years, the Student Council once again sponsored a magazine campaign as their money-making project. This year the campaign was under the supervision of Mr. Halliday, Advisor; Barb Caven, Chairman; Mary Gallery, Co-chairman. Although the goal of $2,000 was not reached, it was quite successful. Many stu- dents were presented with prizes ranging from cash to stuffed animals. The top salesmen from the school were treated with a free sup- per at the Sweden House in Willmar.