Morton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Morton, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1972 volume:

ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING CLASS PLAYS ATHLETIC BANQUET PROM ATHLETICS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK BASEBALL GOLF CHEERLEADERS ORGANIZATIONS ANNUAL STAFF BLUE AND GOLD STAFF M-CLUB CHEERLEADERS CLUB PEP CLUB FSA GHA STUDENT COUNCIL LIBRARY DECLAM MUSIC BAND CHORUS ADMINISTRATION UNDERCLASSMEN SENIORS ADVERTISING We, the Staff of the TomahawkT have endeavored to present a picture of Morton High School, its students and what they do. Included on these pages is a record of the school year 1971-1972 as it progressed through the seasons. Dedication We, the Seniors of 1972 would like to dedicate our annual, The Tomahawk to Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Weilage. With the help of your assistance and kindness, we were able to achieve many activities otherwise without your help it would not have been possible. Of course we will not forget the times the Youth Center was open to the students after basketball games. We thank you Mr. and Mi's. Weilage. To all the parents of the seniors, we thank you Very much for everything. We are very fortunate to have parents who care enough about us to prepare a breakfast after prom and an.athletic banquet, in which students really appreciated it. We can not put in words how much all of this meant to us. We, the Seniors, thank you very muchI es Activity 'iti a Actwit: Activi Activi Activi Activi Activi petivi [Activi Activi Activi Activi Activi Y A; j U f i Vv� V A A • i QUEEN1JACKIE '§ i Homecoming R o y a 1 t y i 9 7 1 On Friday, September 17, 1971 Morton held its annual Homecoming festivities. It all started with a Queen Coronation Thursday night. Friday consisted of a Parade and the Indians won a victorious game over Morgan, 8-6. Homecoming ended with a dance at the Morton Village Hall featuring Shaw Allen and Shaw. Science Club Skit Cheerleading Club Skit FHA Skit PARADE We're only going around the block? And Here's Melvin! Look at those lov; tires! 7 - w - Eigth Grade Float Freshman Float-1st place Sophomore Float H O M E C 0 .972 F.K.A SWEETHEART QUEEN- LliiDA GAASCH The annual F.H.A. Sweetheart Ball was held on February 12, 1972 in the Morton High School Auditorium. Linda Gaasch was crowned 1972-73 Sweetheart Queen by last years Queen Susie Kuglin. Other Candidates were Debby Downs, Alice Colwell, Mary Kay Menz, Vicki Ruhland, and Bobbi Tretbar. The dance was a success. Morton Public School Presents Morton Public School Gymnasiunv Saturday Evening Nineteen Hundred Seventy-two � Mark, Dianne, Linda and Paul Linda and Jeff Bob and Jackie Harry and Jane Casey remarks What do % you mean you DON'T want to dance? Mr. I have to go to the bathroom! . here's Chuck's head? I can't believe I drank the WHOLE thing! My girdle is KILLING me! We’ve only just begun to live . . . white lace and promises, a kiss for luck and we’re on our way. We’ve only just begun. Before the rising sun, we fly. So many roads to choose, we start out walking and learn to run . . . And yet, we’ve just begun. Sharing horizons that are new to us, watching the signs along the way, talking it over, just the two of us, working to- gether, day to day . . . Together. And when the evening comes, we smile. So much of life ahead, we’ll find a place where there’s room to grow . . . And yes we’ve just begun. HONOR STUDENTS: Nadine Hanson, Debbie Ruhland, Chris Angermeyr, Susie Kuglin, Mike Caven SPEAKER: Karl Killsholr June 1 1972 USHERS: Mary Eichten, Chuck Robinson, Mary Sallee, Dennis Kodet, Donna MacHolda, Dave Tate CLASS FLOWER: Dais Graduation June 1, 1972 was a day that every senior from Morton High will remember. On tHis great day, twenty-seven seniors graduated, making their first major step in life, and ending their first phrase of life. SENIORS Doing their thing. Ever have one of those days?? AWARDS Nadine Hanson Betty Crocker Award SENIOR Dianne Kinney Valedictorian Mary Mahlu.ii Salutatorian Debbie Ruhland Robert Pfieffer Award Harry Weil'age Athletic Award Dick Sindelir Robert Bucholz Award thletics Athletics Athletics Athletics AthieticsTra .thletics hletics Athletics Athletics Athletics Athle , -BIRs %Letics Athletics Athletics Athletic thle HfeirVi • • - .thletics Athletics Athletics- Athletics Athletxc Sli Athletics Athletics Athle ;s Athletics Athletics :s Athletics Athletics :s Athletics 4WP etics thletii s Athletics Attl ics s Athletics wjlLetics s Athletics ABiletics s Athletics Athletics :s Athletics Athletics m —— — • jMffiSiics Athletics s Athleticu Athiet±C f? Athle4 ;s Athletics fetics Athletic Athlel .etics 4thletid«LLhle1 .etics AthletjjfBfiiC FOOTBALL First Row. L. to R. Dale Serbus, Paul U'Ren, Harry Weilage, Bob Gallery, Jeff Bidinger. Second Row. Rick O'Neil, Mike Winges, Mike Caven, Pat Brown, Dick Sindelir. Third Row. Chris Winges, Vincent Schaefer-assistant coach, John Mahlum, Dennis Xodet, Mike U'Ren, Mark Bidinger. 0 Franklin 39 18 Sanborn Ik 6 Fairfax 13 6 Morgan 8 Twenty-five boys consisting of ten 10 Gibbon Ik seniors ended the season with a re- 0 Sleepy Eye k8 cord of six wins and three losses. 32 Wabasso ik 21 Gaylord 8 i 7 Winthrop 27 b Gallery-Quarterback Mike Rebstock-Tackle Harry Weilage-End 1971 First Row: L. To R. Mike Rebstock, Bob Dawson Gary Dehncke. Second Row: Dave Tate, Dennis Serbus, John Gallery. Third Row: John Bucholz Jeff Haas, Mike Balsley, Dale Weilage, Coach Jerry Borman. Seniors V I P Dale Serbus-Guard Mike Caven-End Gary Dehncke-Fullbacl Jeif Bidinger-Guard Dick Sindelir-Tackle Paul I) 'Ren-Guard Bob Dawson-Center First Row. L. to R. Denny Lessley, Mike Gewerth, Paul Frank, Jay Brown, Jody Frank, Scott Tretbar. Second Row. John Koerner, Jay Haas, Brad Bidinger, David Daun, Donny Dehncke, Randy Olson, Mark Scheiber. Third Row. Kevin Loken, Joe Hennen, Eddie Colwell, Danny Kuglin, Jim Koerner, Jim Shaw. Fourth Row. Danny Prescott, Mark Tisdell, Richard Steffen, Ricky Hempel, Mike Wahldick. Fifth Row. John Mahlum, David Menz, Tom Borman, Dale Weilage, Rocky Crooks, Jim Bethke, Coach Dean Tate. Football Snaps Va rsity BASKETBALL Front Row: L. to R. Donald Dehncke-manager, Dave tate, Ricky O'Neil, John Bucholz, Jeff Haas, Tom Borman, Jim Bethke-manager. Second Row: Coach- Vince Schaefer, Mike Winges, Mike Caven, Gary Dehncke, Jeff Bidinger, Harry Weilage, Bob Gallery. SENIOR Morton's Season Record Morton 56 Redwood 63 58 Wabasso L5 81 Winthrop 56 68 Gibbon 50 LL Sanborn 6k 67 Fairfax 68 56 Morgan 51 59 Franklin 5L 72 Gaylord 69 69 Fairfax 51 65 Gibbon 51 72 Winthrop 68 8L Sanborn 92 6L Sleepy Eye W 6k Wabasso 65 67 Franklin 65 89 Belview 65 52 Morgan 50 VIPS Eddie Colwell, Danny Kuglin, Ray Gewerth, Tom Borman, John Mahlum, Mike Winges, Rocky Crooks, Dale Weilage, Randy Mages, Cletus Frank, Coach: Patrick Casey. JUNIOR HIGH Front Row: Tim Frank, Jody Frank, Mike Gewerth, Doug Sperl, Jay Haas Carl Colwell, Kenny Lessley, Jay Brown, Second Row: Mark Scheiber- Manager Paul Frank, Tim Hennen, John Koerner, Jim Shaw,Brad Bidinger, Mark Tisdell David Daun, Jon Lussenhop. Third Row: Randy Olson, Jeff Borman, Joe Hennen Tim Caven, Tim Kodet, Jim Bethke, David Menz, Chester Lessley, Mike Wahldick Donald Dehncke. COACH: Mr. Richard Pibal Front Row: Harry Weilage, Bob Gallery, Randy Olson, Tom Borman, Dale Weilage, Joe Hennen, Jeff Borman. Second Row: Dave Tate, Mike Winges, John Mahlum, Jeff Haas, Russ Pendleton, Clark Winges, Dave Menz, Don Dehncke, Tim Hennen. Baseball Th© National Anthem is over Tom Go out there and play ball. Baseball SNAPS TRACK Front Row: Tim Caven, Tim Kodet, Jay Brown, Scot Tretbar, Jim Bethke, David Menz, Rariy Mages: Second Row: Dave Tate, Dennis Serbus, Pat Brown, Harry Weilsge, 3hest r Lessley, Mike Vinges, Dennis Kodet, Jeff Haas, Kev n Mages. Tom Gallery, Mike Wahdick, John Bucholz, Bob Gallery, Larry Bethke, Advisor- Mr. Patrick Casey. Front Row: Mrs. Schaefer; Advisor, Elnora Scheffler, Cathy Gallery, Peggy Lothert, Nancy Wahldick, Lori Schoen, Brenda Pendleton, Bobbi Tretbar, Dorothy Wabasha, Miss Wood; Advisor. Second Row: Nancy Lothert, Karen Brockway, Nancy Menz, Betty Sullivan, Betsy Angermeyr, Debra Serbus, Debra Senkyr, Deborah Simning, Becky Schweinfurter, Miss Nelson; Advisor. Third Row: Jill Robinson, Debbie Wolter, Laura Wabasha, Jane Schweinfurter, Jane Shaw, Margaret Angermeyr, Donna Sullivan, Peggy Tate, Patti Schoen, Paulette Balsley. Fourth Row: Cheryl Lothert, Patty Gallery, Selma Hanson, Barb Zimmer, Mary Ann Mahoney, Mona Menz, Michelle Bidinger, Joleen Ahrens, Susan Dehncke, Monica Scheiber, Kelly Crooks, Janice Brockway. VOLLEYBALL TEAM Front Rcw: Cathy Gallery, Bobbi Tretbar, Debbie Simning, Selma Hanson, Second Row: Miss Nelson-Advisor, Cheryl Lothert, Michelle Bidinger, Jane Schweinfurter, Mona Menz. Third Row: Mrs. Schaefer-Advisor, Jolene Ahrens, Jane Shaw, Margaret Angermeyr. AI SQUAD Pescy -ate, Suzie Kuglin, Bobbi Tretw, Mary Kahlum, Mice Colwell c Anne Simmons Jill Robinson Michelle Bidinger Dorothy Angermeyr Teresa Sullivan Brenda Pendleton CHEERLEADERS Patty Gallery Cathy Gallery Nancy Lothert Debbie Wolter First Row; Nadine Hanson, Debbie Rubland, Bob Dawson. Second Row: Donna Simning, Dianne Kinney, Susie Kuglin, Jackie Crooks. Third Row: Jean Sullivan, Mary Mahlum, Dick Sindelir, Robbie Mar uth, Bob Gallery. Jackie Crooks “Smoke Signals” Staff First Row: Mary Sallee, Dianne Kinney, Jean Sullivan, Chris Angermeyr, Debbie Ruhland, Joyce Smith, Cheryl Lothert. Second Row: Donna Simning. Susie Kuglin, Jackie Crooks, Nadine Hanson, Bob Dawson, Ann Angermeyr, Harry Weilage, Robbie Marguth, Bob Gallery, Dave Tate, Dale Serbus. Production: Dale Serbus ADS: Bob Dawson and Nadir� Hanson ART: Jackie Crooks BAND First Row. L. to R. Anne Angermeyr, Nancy Schultz, Mary Halliday, Betsy Angermeyr. Second Row. Debbie Ruhland, Chris Angermeyr, Kevin Mages, Jane Shaw, Ramona Frank, John Bucholz. Third Row. Debby Downs, Susie Bryan, Vicki Ruhland, Margaret Angermeyr, Tim Caven, Car-1 Colwell, Mike Wahldick. Fourth Row. Mary Ann Mahoney, Lenor Scheffler, Mary Ruhland, Gloria Gaasch, Peggy Lothert, Monica Scheiber, Cheryl Lothert, Mark Halliday, Randy Mages. Fifth Row. Mr. Kovash-Director, LuAnn Kuglin Paul D'Ren, Mike Caven. Soloists Ann Angermeyr Dick Sindelir-Student Randy Mages Director. First Row: Barbara Froehlich, Roberta Tretbar, Alice Colwell, Sandra Schultz Second Row: Itfis Menz, Debra KugLin, Debbie Serbus, Penny Scheffler, Dorothy Angermeyr, Anne Simmons. Third Row: Cletus Frank, Larry Bethke, Paul Frank, Tim Hennen, Jim Bethke, George Paul, Peggy Tate, Linda Froehlich. Fourth Row: Ted Frank, Mike Winges, Joe Hennen, John Lussenhop, Nancy Lussenhop, Mike Gewerth, Dick Sindelir. Fifth Row: Tim Frank, Bob Dawson, Tim Kodet, Mary Jo Kohout. BAND OFFICERS Chris Angermeyr—Vice President Debbie Ruhland---President Alice Colwell----Secretary Bob Dawson-------Student Council Jane Shaw--------Treasurer Randy Mages, Mark Halliday, Ted Frank. WHAT do you KEAN vour Seminar's nov Tj-nsiitd The SENIORS are in Morton:: Oh well, anotl weekend with Je Front Row: Dorothy Wabasha, Carol Serbus, Linda Gaasch, Candice Wabasha, Janice Brockway. Second Row: Vicki Ruhland, Mary Sallee, [aura Wabasha, Becky Schweinfurter, Mary Halliday, Cheryl Lothert. Missing Jane Schweinfurter. Lorrie Schoen, Sandy Schultz, Ramona Frank, Nancy Schultz, Joan Eichten, Kelly Crooks, Ann Ainjermeyr, Mary Eichten, Donna MacHolda, Lenor Scheffler, Lois Menz, -lelen Kojetin. LETTERMEN i CLUB First Row, Debbie uhland, Dianne Kinney, Cathy Gallery, Cheryl Lothert, Alice Colwell, Nancy Lothert, Debbie Wolters, Peggy Tate, Bobbi Tretbar. Second Row, Jackie Crooks, Mary Mahlum, Patty Gallery, Susie Kuglin, Dennis Serbus, Kevin Mages, Larry Bethke, Third Row. Bob Dawson, Pat Brown, Dale Serbus, Paul U’Ren, Dennis Kodet, Tom Borman, Jeff Haas, Dave Tate. Fourth Row. Harry Weilage, Bob Gallery, Gary Dehncke, Mike Rebstock, Jeff Bidinger, Mike Winges, Mark Bidinger, Mike Cavdn, Mike U'Ren, John Bucholz. CHEERLEADERS CLUB First Row: Mary Ruhland, Bobbi Tretbar, Brenda Pendleton, Dorothy Angermeyr, Anne Simmons. Second Row: Debbie Ruhland, Dianne Kinney, Alice Colwell, Peggy Tate. Third Row: Jackie Crooks, Cathy Gallery, Cheryl Lothert, LuAnn Kuglin, Janice Brockway, Miss Nelson-Advisor. Fourth Row: Debbie Wolters, Michelle Bidinger, Mary Mahlum, Patty Gallery, Jill Robinson, Nancy Lothert. First Row. L. to K. Candice Wabasha, Susan Dehncke, Donna Sullivan, Jane Shaw, Linda Froehlich, Sheree Lund. Second Row. Ted Frank, Carl Lund, Eddie Colwell, Randy Mages, Peggy Tate, Janice Brookway, LuAnn Kuglin. Third Row. Cletus Frank, Jeff Lund, Larry Bethke, Pat Brown, Mike U'Ren, Harry Weilage, Nadine Hanson. Fourth Row. Mary Mahlum, Dale Serbus, Mark Halliday, Kevin Mages, Bob Dawson, Paul U'Ren, Mike Caven, Dick Sindelir, Gary Dehncke. Chorus Officers: Jeff Lund—Student Council, Jackie Crooks—Vice-President, Linda Gaasch- Secretary-Treasurer, Susie Kugiin-President. 40 First Row. L. to R. Margaret Angermeyr, l!ona Menz, Jill Robinson, Ramona rantc, Susie Bryan, Carol Serbus. Second Row. Mary Kay Menz, Chris Angermeyr, Anne Angermeyr, Mary Eichten, Linda Gaasch, Vicki Ruhland, Dianne Kinney. Third Row. Debbie Balsley, Jolent Ahrens, Yvonne Senkyr, Debby Downs, Cheryl Lothert, Jane Schweinfurter, Mary Sallee. Fourth Row. Jackie Crooks, Alice Colwell, Michelle Bidinger, Debbie Wolter, Mary Jo Kohout, Nancy Lothert, Debbie Ruhland, Janice Mary Mahlum-Accompanist Bob Dawson-Bass Solo Randy Mages-Bass Solo First Row. L.to R. Jay Brown, LirJa Gaasch, Michelle 3iginger, Vicki Ruhlana Jolene Ahrens. Second Row: Ramona Frank-President, Peggy Tate, Tim Caven, Mona Menz, Nancy Lothert, Janice Brockway. Third Row: Cletus Frank, Betty Sullivan, Jane Schweinfurter, Margaret Angermeyr, Debby Downs-Student Council, Donna Sullivan. Fourth Row: Curtis Grejtak, Pat Brown-Vice President, Mike Caven, Mark Brown, Alice Colwell-treasurer, Mary Kay Menz, Jane Shaw-secretary, Mr. Alladin-Advisor. First Row. L. to R. Cheryl Lothert, Patty Gallery, Jackie Crooks, Mary Eichten, Debbie Ruhland, Ramona Frank, Jane Shaw, Carol SerbUs, Bobbi Tretbar, Cathy Gallery. Second Row. Donna Simning, Debbie Wolter, Janice Goblirsch, Vicki Ruhland, Peggy Tate, Mona Menz, Mary Jo Kohout, Nancy Lothert, Debbie Simning. Third Row. Linda Gaasch, Susie Bryan, Laura Wabasha, Jane Schweinfurter, Sheree Lund, Joan Eichten, Nancy Schultz, Donna Sullivan, Jolene Ahrens, Suzanne Sherman. Fourth Row. Gloria Gaasch, Betty Sulvivan, Selma Hanson, Barb Zimmer, Mary Ann Mahoney, Mary Kay Menz, Donna MacHolda, Michelle Bidinger, Jill Robinson, Susan Dehncke, Linda Goblirsch, Monica Scheiber. STUDENT COUNCIL Mike Caven-President, Pat Brown-Vice President,Jay Brown, Bobbi Tretbar-Treasurer, Eddie Colwell, Jackie Crooks-Secretary, George Paul, Jim Bethke, Dianne Kinney, Jeff Lund, Mr. Dokken-Principal, Bob Dawson, Debby Downs, Debb?'e Ruhland, Mike HebiJtocl Play: ANTIC SPRING L. to R. Steve Bartz-Elbert, Kevin Ifciges-Sain, Dianne Kinney-Gwendolyn, Alice Colwell-Blossom, Chris Angermeyr-Ginger, Bob Dawson- Robert. Front Row: Teresa Sullivan, Debbie Kuglin, Donna Sullivan, Jay Brown, Tim Frank. Second: Betty Sullivan, Debbie Lothert, Connie Gaasch, Miss Nelson, advisor. Standing: Nancy Lothert, Alice Colwell, Jean Sullivan, Nellie Scheffler, Lenor Schcffler, Anne Simmons, Peggy Tate. ALL SCHOOL PLAY TAKE YOUR MEDICINE Front Row. Donna Sullivan, Mary Sallee, Ramona Frank, Donna Simning, Nadine Hanson, Jean Sullivan, Miss Zastrow. Second Row. Randy Mages, Kevin Mages, Dave Tate, Larry Bethke, Alice Colwell, Nancy Lothert, Bob Dawson. Third Row. Nancy Schultz, Jane Schweinfurter, Anne Angermeyr, Mary Eichten, Mary Kay Menz, Elnora Scheffler. CAST Alice Colwell....Dodie Blake Kevin Mages......Mr. Puckett Bob Dawson.......Mr. Dodson Jean Sullivan....Angela Warren Randy Mages......Dr. Jackson Jane Schweinfurter..Miss Holt Nancy Lothert....Pat Pryor Mary Sallee......Lottie Ramona Frank.....Dottie Larry Bethke.....Jack Benson Donna Simning____Miss Puckett Nancy Schultz....Miss Finkledink 45 AWARDS DAY The GREAT musicians receives their award. Student Council Awards The PAPER STAFF deserves an award? The school's picture of the 1971 Homecoming Queen being presented to Jackie. Jp Faculty' [minis ti'atii MT Faculty, ition ana H ilty Admixi B Ijy Administration and F lion and Iliculty Adminis ;y Administration and Faci A«min Faculty A( astrati ADMINISTRATION Mr. Halliday, Mr. Dokken, Mr. Marguth, Mr. Schweinfurter, Mr. Mammen, Mr. Greenslit, Mr. Angermeyr, Mr. Colwell. 48 V. Mrs. Phyllis Schaefer Physical Education FACULTY Miss Paula Nelson English Miss Judy Wood Sr. High Math Cashitu Alladin Science Mi-. Jerry Borman Social Studies r E Mr. Patrick Casey English 49 Mr. Roger Svendson Health Miss Lynette Zastrow German, Jr. High Math Miss Sandy Otto Counselor Mrs. Carol -Ludtke Home Economics Mr. Neil Kovnsh Music Mrs. Shirley Anderson librarian 50 Mrs. Wanda Kovash Headstart Mrs. Florence Kilden First grade Mrs. Patricia Tersteej Second grade Mrs. Irene Tainter Fifth grade. Elementary Principal 51 Mrs. Lorraine Simmons Fourth grade Mrs. Evelyn Curtis Sixth grade Sam Bucholz and Mike Schoen Custodians Mrs. Lucille Wolter Mrs. Lorene Balsley Mrs. Lela Bartz Head Cook Cook Cook Mrs. Eichten Principal’s Secretary Mrs. Martens Reading Specialist Mrs. Weilage Speech Therapist Mrs. tfrown Teacher's Aid Underc! Undera Undercli ismen Underc! Ben Underclas; Ken Un.'erclasi Imen Underclas; d’lKmen Underclas; Busmen Underclasi ttassmen UndeaeiM classmen Under 9SB| classmen Undenritaw classmen Trademclas, classmen Underclas, ■■«aft Kindergarten Front Row. L. co k. Tamara Carruth, Lori Goblirsch, Amy Schweinfurter, Koleen Sperl, BraJly Kodet. Back Row. Lean Wacek, Sheila Woelfel, Lori Angermeyr, Lynn Greenslit, Melissa Columbus. Missing. Patrick Simmons, Sharon Woelfel. Front Row. L. to 3. Peggy Tretbar, Kathy McCorquodale, Amy Bethke, Anne Kojetin, Tim Wolter, Mark Daun, Kevin McGowan. Second Row. Kathleen Serbus, Ann Frank, Mike Dehncke, Mary Tisdell, Peter Brown, Tony Lussenhop. Third Row. Shawn Frank, Jim Swoboda, Dawn Balsley, Daniella Leith, Ann MacFolda, John Tate, Cathy Reitter. Fourth Row. Julie Dehncke, Julie Serbus, Lisa Bratch, Sandra Brockway, Scott Greenslit, Leslie Prescott, Bruce Toltzman, David Schultz. Front Rows L. To R. Amy Lussenhop, Noreen Sperl, oben. xaus, Linda Schwa.j, Lori Kojetin, Margaret Brockway, Mary Lou Angermeyr, Timothy Swoboda. Second Row: Mark Lund, Brenda Serbus, Gary Frank, Timothy Kojetin, Kenneth Sherman, Richard Lothert, Kim Friese. Third Row: Eddie Gaasch, Kathy Lothert, Jeanne Deinken, Kevin Balsley, Bobby Rebstock, Elizabeth Frank, Michael Peterson, Herman Froehlich. Front Row: Lorri Daun, Todd Pfluger, Joe Ruhland, Janet Simnxng. Second Row: Benjamin Pendleton, Linda Tisdell, Charlotte Bethke, John Robinson, Laurie Caven, Patricia Angermeyr. Third Row: Richard Deinken, John Sperl, Ellen Winges, David Bidinger, John Lothert, Randy Friese. Missing: Dennis Gewerth, Richard Goodthunder, Richard Koerner Sheryl Wertish, Randy Marguth. Front Row: L. to R. Kathy Halliday, Dirk Goelz, Ityrtle Dehncke, Nancy Scheffle Patty Wahldick, Cheryl Swoboda. Second Row: Sandra She man, Ann Ruhland, Christopher Columbus, Rodney Greenslit, Theresa Serbus. Third Row: William Simmons, John Angermeyr, Karen Carruth, Jimny Gallery, Lisa Tiddell, Gary Greenslit. Fourth Row: Lois Schwab, Theresa MacHolda, Mary Jo Brazil, Gina U'Ren, Susie Mahlum, Mslissa Scheiber, Jodene Kipfer. Missing: ffary Jean Brya Bonnie Pendleton, Karen Serbus, Gloria Serbus, Judith Lussenhop, Scott Lothert, Joseph Dawson. Front Row. L. to R. Terry Tate, John Kojetin, Chris Lussenhop, Mark Wahldick, Doreen Lund. Second Row. Lisa Simning, Carolyn Goelz, Mary Carruth, Briam Daun, Shirlpy Gewerth, Kristine Koemer. Third Row. Kevin Columbus, Mary Schlicht, Wayne Zimmer, Marcia Bethke, Dagmar Hoff, Thomas Robinson. Fourth Row. Jerome Schoen, Carrie Tisdell, Steven MacHolda, Betty Kodet, Charles Toltzman, Matthew Pendleton. Missing. Brenda Olson, Karen Gaasch, Mark Frank, Sixth Grade Front Row: L. To R. Donna Angermeyr, Nancy Sperl, Afm Lussenhop, Bemadine Schwab, Laurie Frank. Second Row: Larry Loken, Lance Kipfer, Jeffrey Serbus, Sandra Scheffler, Brenda Goblirsch, Williair Mages, Craig Lund. Third Row: Mark Reetz, Thomas Ahrens, Michele Scheiber, Mary Daun, Thomas Gallery,Peter U'Ren, Fourth Row: Colleen Kodet, Joyce Kinney, Grace Marguth, Linda Brockway, Julie Lothert, Barbara Schlicht, Mary Beth Bidinger, Missing: Melvin Gewerth, Debbie Lothert, Gregory Serbus. GRADE SCHOOL SNAPS Carl Colwell Nancy Lussexlhop President Vice-President Mark Tisdell Treasurer Jay Brown Student Council Dorothj Angermeyr Bradley Bidinger Susan Carruth Kelly Crooks Joseph Frank Connie Gaasch Michael Gewerth Jay Haas Timothy Hennen John Koemer Helen Kojetin Kuglin Peggy Lothert Elnora Scheffler Penny Scheffler Lori Schoen Sandra Schultz James Shaw Anne Simmons Douglas Sperl Ter-ern Sullivan Nancy V ahldick David Daun Eighth Joe Hennen Nancy Menz Tim Caven Betsy Angermeyr James Bethke President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Student Council Scott Tretbar Dorothy Wabasha Mike Wahldick Paulette Balsley Steve Bartz Jeff Borman Karen Brockway iill Crooks Tracy Daun ’ w . 7 )on Dehncke Paul Frank Mary Halliday Neva Hanson Tim Kodet Chester Lessley Sevin Loken Jon Lussenhop David Menz Randy Olson Brenda Pendleton Mary Ruhland Mark Scheiber Becky Schweinfurter Debra Senkyr Debora Serbus Mary Simning Richard Steffei m Freshman Cathy Gallery Deborah Wolter President Secretary Gloria Gaasch Treasurer Ed Colwell Student Council Jolene Ahrens Nancy Lc.itz Michelle Bidinger Tom Borman Dana Columbus Rocky Crooks P.icky Herapel James Koerner Daniel Kuglin David Lothert Nancy Lothert Carl Lund Bill MacHolda John Mahlum Mary Ann Mahoney Lois Menz Mona Men? D nny Prescott Danny Prescott jm Robinson FRESHMAN Lenor Scheffler Suzanne Sherman Look at that Foot!! FRESHMEN INITIATION Freshman girls???? Be Careful!!! Deborah Simning Betty Sullivan SOPHOMORES Janice Brockway Pre:- j dart, Donna Sullivan George Paul Susan Bryan Treasurer Student Council Joan Eichten Mark HalliGay Dennis Lotiert Diane Lucio Randy Mages Gordon Senkyr icki Ruhland Richard Scheffler Monica Scheiber Nancy Schultz! aura V abasha Ernie Smith Randy Zimmer Mike Winge John Bucholz Dennis Kodet President Vice-President uniors Jane Schweinfurter Jeff Haas Secretary Treasurer Bobbi Tretbar Student Council 4 ' Anne Angermeyer Debra Balsley Mark Bidinger Mark Brown Mike Brown Pat Brown rtis Crejiak Connie riempel Mary Jo kohout Cheryl Lobhert Donna MacHolda Kevin Mages Mary Kay Menz Ricky O'Neil Chuck Robinson Mary Sallee Dennis Serbus Joyce Smith ■avid Tate Mike u’Ren Candice Wabasha Terry Weilage Chris Winges Mike Balsley SNAPS sERvice 11 onlv leniors leniors leniors leniors leniors leniors leniors eniors leniors leniors Seniors eniors eniors eniors eniors niors eniors eniors eniors eniors eniors eniors eniors eniors eniors eniors “nioiia, enio� y em’ 0« enioija enioiM enioxHf enioA enioJs enioJE en i o l enioib enioi enioi 3 eniois enioi s enioi s enio: s enioi 61 enioi s enioi s enioi s enioils eniols enioi s enioi s enioi s enioi s imo: CHRISTINE (Chris) ANGERMEYR A contagious laugh echoing C wn the hall. SENIORS 1972 JEFFERY (Jeff) BIDINGER A man of few words but wise JACALYN (Jackie) CROOKS A great source of happiness rolled into one bundle. LARRY BETHKE A man who gets all the credit when he doesn't do anything. MICHAEL(Mike)CAVEN One who gets tangled up with alot of Women in order tp avoid Getting tied up with one. •AVID DEHNCKE 'A man who often finds that rords fail him. DIANNE KINNEY The dwarf of wisdom'.' (Bob) GALLERY who hires someone to mow his so he will have time to play for exercise. LEAMON (Butch) EVANS A person who is here today and here tomorrow. LUANN (Susie) KUGLIN One who is always helping you get into trouble. STANLEY (Stan) LOTHERT Thio face is a wage of MARY MAHLUM A person who was willing try something once. . . too often. SENIORS 1972 STEVEN (Steve) LOTHERT Grace under pressure. JEFFREY (Jeff) LUND A man who wishes he'd have as much fun as he says he has. ROBERT (Robbie) MARGUTH An individual who knows all the answers but doesn't understand the DONNA SIMNING A permanent public temptation 1 RICHARD (Dick) SINDELIR One who enjoys the chase but doesn't eat the game. HARRY WEILAGE Somebody old enough to know his own mind and keep quiet about it. . PAUL IP REN There may be greater men than I, but I doubt it.1 DEBRA MARIE RUHLAND A creation that will never go out of style. DALE (Bucket) 3ERBUS One who thinks twice before saying nothing. NADINE HANSON What this generation needs another Betty Crocker. is JEAN SULLIVAN One who's tongue works faster than the mind. CHRISTINE CECILA ANGERMEYR Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3; Band Ensemble 1,2, 3; Band Officer 3, +5 Class Play 3; 1 Act Play4; Stu- dent Council 3; Class Off- icer 3; Paper Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2; Indianiares 4; LARRY ALLEN BETHKE Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3; Boy's Octet 4;Cho- rus Officer 2; Football 1, 2,3; Golf 3,4; Class Play 3; 1 Act PLay3; All School PLay 4; Class Officer 1,2; Annual Staff 3; F.S.A. 1; M. Club 3,4; M. Club Off- icer 4; Pep Club 1; JEFFREY SCOT BIDINGER Football 3,4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 4; Class Officer 4; M-Club 3,4; MICHAEL GERARD CAVEN Football 3, +; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Officer 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band ,2; Band Officer stu- dent Council 3,4; Student Council Officer 3,4;Class Officer 1,2,3; F.S.A. 1,2. 3,4; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; JACALYN SUZANNE CROOKS Chorus 2,3,4; Chorus Off- icer 4; Student Council 4; Student Council Officer 4; Class Officer 2,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3, F.H.A. 3,4; M-Club 2,3,4; Cheerleading Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Pom-Pon 1; Indiam res 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleader 2; Seniors Index ROBERT ARTHUR DAWSON Football 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus 0fficer3; Chorus Solo 2,3,4; Boy's Octet 3,4; Chorus Student Director 3, +5 Band 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3; Band Officer 4; Class Play 3; 1 Act Play 3,4; All School Play 4; Student Council 3, +; Class Officer 2,3; Paper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, +5 Annual Staff Editor 4; F.S.A. 2; ••'-Club 3,4; DAVID MILTON DEHNCKE GARY RODNEY DEHNCKE Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 3, +; Track 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boy's Octet 3, +5 Class Play 3; F.S.A.1; M-Club 1,2,3, +; Vice-President-Vocational Industrial Clubs of America; LEAMGiM RAlitMi EVajWS Jr. (BUTCH) Football 1; M-Club 3, +; Basketball Manager 4; ROBERT JOHN GALLERY Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4-; Track 4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Class Officer 2,4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 3,4; M-Club � 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Football Captain 4; M-Club President I. ■+; NADINE FA1 HANSON Ihorus 3,4; Class Play 3; .11 School Play 4; Class Officer 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Library Club 2; Betty C.-ocker Homemaker’s Award 4; 72 DIANNE MARIE Itti.i EY •Cheer?eadinf Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; M-CJob 2,3, i Cheerleader 2; Chorus 1,2, 4; Band 1,2; Stage Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1,2; Class Pl - 3; 1 Act Play 4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 2, 4; Paper Staff 3, +; Paper Staff Editor 3, +5 Annual Staff 4; LUANN MARIE KUGLIN Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3 4; Chorus Officer 4; Class Play 3; Student Council 2, 3; Student Council Officer 2; Class Officer 3; Paper Staff 3, +; Annual Scaff 3, 4; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2.3, +; Cheerleading Club 1,2,3,4; Indianaires 4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Queen 3: STANLEY ALLEN LOTHERT STEVEN DOUGLAS LOTHERT Class Play 3; MARY MARK MAHLUM Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1; Class Play 3; 1 Act Play 3; Student Council 2; Class Officer 2; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; F.S.A. 2,3; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1.2.3, +; Cheerleading Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Cheerleader's Captain 3, +; ROBERT ZON MARGUTH Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff +; MICHAEL ROBERT REBSTOCK Football 2,4; Track 1,2; Student Council 4; M-Club 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1; Seniors JEFFERY EDWARD LUND Basketball 1; Track 1; Chorus 1,2,3, +; Chorus Officer 1,4; Class Play 1; Student Council 1; Class Officer 1. DEBRA MARIE RUHLAND Chorus 1,2,3, -; Band 1,2,3 +; Chorus Officer 3; Chorus Ensemble 3, Pep Band 1,2,3, +; Stage Band 3; Band Mi- serable 1,2; Band Officer +; Class Play 3; Student Council +; Class Officer 1, 3; Paper Staff 3, -; Paper Staff Co-Editor 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Annual Staff Editor +; F.H.A. 1,2,3, ; M-Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3; Cheerleading Club 1, 2,3,4; Indianaires 4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Cheerleader 1,2, DALE JOSEPH SERBUS Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- Ball 1,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Class Play 3; Paper Staff 4; M-Club 2,3, 4; Pep Club 1. DONNA MAE SIMNING Declam 1,2; Class Play 3; All School Play 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3. PAUL KEVIN U'REN Football 1,2,3,4; Baseba-1! 1; Basketball 1; Track 2; Boy's Octet 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; M-Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Paper Staff 3; HARRY GEORGE WEILAGE Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 4; Football Cap- tain 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Paper Staff 4; M-Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1. ♦ HCHARD ALLEN SINDELIR ■’ootball 3, 5 Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Chorus Ensemble(Solo) 4; Boy's Octet 3, ; Chorus Student Director 4; Band 1, 2,3, 5 Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3; Band Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Band Student Di- rector 4; Class Play 3; Student Council 1; Class Officer 1; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 3,4; F.S.A. 1; M-Club 3, ; Pep Club 1; JEAN MARIE SULLIVAN Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Solo 3,4; Declam 3,4; Class Play 3; 1 Act Play 3; All School Play 4; Paper Staff 3, ; Annual Staff 3,4; F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4; F.S.A. 2,3, ; Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleading Cl”b 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1. Little hard t.o ead v ith your eyeo closed isn't it???? 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Advertising Advertising Adverti Adver Adve Adve; Adv Adve: Adv Advert Advertis1 Advertising Adve: Adve, Itising Rtising J ertising Adve'J gg ertisin vertisdJP§ Advertising Adwrtisin Advertis: ig S TATf i AJl M'd Advertis: Advertis: ig Advertis: Advertis: Advertis: Advertis: Advertising ing Advertis: lg I N feHtAr CE d ertising Advertising Advertising vertising ertising vertising rtising rtising rtising rtising rtising rtising Advertising rtising Advertising Advei rtising Advertising Advei Advert.gi ROYAL LUMBER COMPANY EDITORS FAREWELL Another year has gone by and when you students receive your 1972 annuals, the class of 72 will be oirfc on their own. Some will be furthering their edu- cation, some will have jobs, and still others will be defending our country. Even though our class is relatively small, we believe it is one to be proud of. As you can see, we have tried to make this annual different, we hope you all enjoy it as omuch as we have putting it together. During the past years, we have come to know and appreciate the friendship of many students of M.H.S., we will miss you all. To the class of 73, we wish you all the very best of luck. Good Bye. The 1972 Tomahav k Editors, Debbie Ruhland Bob Dawson 78 MORTON M DRUG Morton, Minnesota Alice Phone: 697-6144 JOHNSON'S BEAUTY LOUNGE Styled Permanents Complete Wig Service Vivian Woodard Cosmetics Phone 637-80 REDWOOD FALLS NURSERY CO Hi-Way 71 South Redwood Falls, Minnesota “Complete Line of Home-grown Hardy Nursery Stock.” Phone 637-8615 John and Robert J. Buckley MORTON OIL COMPANY Morton, Minnesota Congratulations Class of 72 Hansen Industry Morton, Minnesota CORKY'S HOUSING MART Redwood Falls, Minnesota VALLEY SPORTS CENTER RRI MORTON, MINNESOTA WOODY'S BODY SHOP Redwood Falls, Minnesota Phone 637-8267 WILLIAM’S STUDIO Redwood Falls, Minn. ' i '• ••■ii juiu..i wi. ttiUaM.i MB ■ « “The Largest Variety Store in Renville County” Newly Expanded Fabric and Sewing Notions Department _____RFN FRANKLIN___________ BAKER BROS. Redwood Falls, Minnesota REDWOOD FALLS MOTOR COMPANY REDWOOD FALLS, MINNESOTA OWEN'S T.V. AND APPLIANCE Redwood Falls, Minnesota JERRY’S BODY SHOP Body Fender Repairs Expert Refinishing Morton, Minnesota FRANKLIN MOBILE HOMES Franklin, Minnesota Olivia, Minnesota 80 FARMERS STATE BANK Jack Mahlum and Jo u OH aor CLASS PROPHECY The year is 1986� and the people we are reporting on are the Morton High School Seniors of the year 1972. Most of these, as you will find out in this report, are not much better off than they were then, of course, no one expected too much of them as none of them were too bright to begin with! Mary Mahlum seems to have changed her Jiame to Carolyn West and is traveling from school to school giving assemblies on her folk piano. Her assistant is Chris Angermeyr who keeps rhythm on an empty gord and Larry Bethke stands by tapping his foot. Mike Caven sits in the audience enjoying the entire thing. He has been principal of Morton High School since 1981 when he was expelled from medical school because of overpopulating the Chemistry Lab with 300,000 rats!! However, Mike was not expelled, before he could invent his cure for stunted growth, which Robbie Marguth gladly accepted and is now 6'8 tall and really coming up in the world. Debbie Ruhland is now the proud owner of the greasy spoon pre- viously called the hi-way cafe . The place has been jaxxed up quite a little with Donna Simning as one of the many go-go girls. Paul U'Ren has taken over his father's business of selling mobile homes, and has his main headquarters in the suburbs of the booming metropolis of Bechyn, Minnesota which has grown from a population of 35 to 7,000!!! Paul's sidekick is Jeff Lund who sells snowmobiles and repairs go-carts in his spare time. Dale Serbus seems to have finally settled down, and lives here in Bechyn in one of the town's original structures. Dale has decided against marriage and is now one of Bechyn's five priests. He says that he kind of likes the feeling of being called Father Serbus. Bob Gallery and Nadine Hanson are both the sizzling new sensations in Hollywood's jet set...they are starring in the new hit movie The Flame and the KLower produced and directed by Leamon Butch Evans, the millionare playboy. When we asked Bob how he enjoyed the life of a movie star he said, It's a drag man! In answer to the same question Nadine replied that their was absolutely no truth to the rumor that she and Bob were engaged to be married. When we. finally found Harry Weilage running the elevator in the Radison Hotel in Albuquerque, New Mexico and asked him what ever happened .to the brilliant young politician he had hoped to become, he replied and I quote, Let me say this about that. We immediately turned to leave and heard him yelling Let me make this peftectly clear, and starting to recite the Gettysberg Address.. After a long and tiresome recurity check we were allowed to see Stan and Steve Lothert and Gary and David Dehncke who were to be the first brothers to walk on Mars, We asked them what they would do or say when they got there, and they showed us this cute little dance step Jackie Crooks had worked out for them when she was on her coffee break i after a good three hours work trying to teach Captain Kangaroo's dancing bear how to do this classy new kick she had worked up! Moving on to tat lush paradise in South East Asia we found Mike Rebstock in a lovely garden amongst the pheasants! We asked him why his hair was so short and he told us that he had taken a very difficult test and done very well and do he and a few more lucky winners won this 82 expense-free tour of duty in this tropical paradisel In other words...he has been draftedI We asked Mike how he liked the Army, and he. said it was an experience of a lifetime. Dick Sindelir is now living in Aberdeen South Dakota and runs a huge chain of gas stations appropriately named Sindelir's 66 stations. Dick is no longer the station attendant of yester-year, however... he has climbed the ladder of success and now has his own private, personal secretary!!! And who else could the charming, talented, loving wonderful person be but the one and only Miss Jean Sullivanl We asked Jean how she liked working with Dick and she said it was an experince of a lifetime. We then asked Dick how he liked working with Jean and he said it was an experiece of a lifetime! After three shake-downs, two complete searches, and several other examinations of one type or another, we finally got to the gate of Jeff Biding- er's huge, elaborate, super-neat mansion. Unfortuneatly, the gate is three miles from the house and we went through two attacks from blood-hounds and several more searches before Susie Kuglin-Jeff's new bride-finally recognized our lovely faces and allowed us to enter the magnicivent 5-story structure. We asked Jeff how he had ever gotten so wealthy and he said that he never could have made it without John Deere! We asked Susie how she and Jeff had gotten together, and she said they fell in love at a combined cheerleader and machinery convention!!! Unfortuneatly, we found Bob Dawson. He was in the deep jungles of Africa sitting on a hollow log, trying to teach a young native boy how to play Pro- cession of the Nobles on the tympanni. We asked him if there was any danger of being attacked by wild animkLs and he replied, It's as safe as The Streets of Athens. Our final interview was with Dianne Kinney, and this promised to be some- thing else! We had quite a bit of trouble getting into her bffice to see her as she has a job of much importance in the government, in fact, she haw been elected the first woman President of the United States and we were told we could not see her because she was having an important conference with the head of the Department of the Interior, but we were given an appointement for 3:00 that afternoon. When we finally got to talk to her we naturally asked her what the conference she had'had that morning was all about and she said that it was all a mistake— she had thought that Department of the Interior meant that it was the same as interior decorator and she wanted to have the white house redec- orated. In short we would like to conclude by saying that the Morton Seniors of 1972 may have grown older, but they haven't gotten any wiser. 83 PEARSON S RED OWL Olivia, Minnesota FARMERS UNION INSURANCE Jerry Sullivan Morton, Minnesota RENE MARGUTH SON Morton, Minnesota Phone 697-6923 “Better Known for Better Sales” FRANKLIN LOCKER SERVICE Franklin, Minnesota BEN FRANKLIN Redwood Falls, Minnesota GTA ELEVATOR Morton Minnesota 84 THE HILL-TOP Morton, Minnesota H H MOTOR CO. Redwood Falls, Minnesota “The Dodge Boys” “Where FIRST NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK Redwood Falls, Minnesota “We’ll lend you a helping hand.” A B GROCERY Morton, Minnesota “MUSIC STORE” Redwood Falls, Minnesota TRI-COURT MOTEL Morton, Minnesota 85 CLEM’S JEWELRY AND GIFTS “The store of unusual gifts” 146 East Second Street Redwood Falls, Minnesota WILT'S HARDWARE Morton, Minnesota Phone 697-6170 HI-WAY LANES Redwood Falls, Minnesota Phone 637-9953 WAGNER SHOE STORE Shoes for the Family Morton, Minnesota EHLERS Finest Men and Women Wear Redwood Falls, Minnesota STATE BANK OF REDWOOD FALLS Redwood Falls, Minnesota MINT CAFE Lunches and Meals Redwood Falls, Minnesota MENN-ROSE MOBILE HOMES “We Service What We Sell” East Bridge Street Redwood Falls, Minnesota Phone 637-2445 WILSON’S Quality Men’s, Boys’, Ladies’ Apparell Redwood Falls, Minnesota COAST TO COAST “Go where your dollar will do the most” Redwood Falls, Minnesota PERSONALITY FLOWERS 249 East Bridge Street Redwood Falls, Minnesota Phone 637-2943 CARDINAL RESTAURANT Redwood Falls, Minnesota revier firestone Redwood Falls, Minnesota TERSTEEG’S SUPER VALU Redwood Falls, Minnesota DR.T.G. HAGEN Redwood Falls, Minnesota J. W. HOEPNER FUNERAL SERVICE Redwood Falls, Minnesota REDWOOD CLEANERS 231 South Mill St. Phone: 637-2036 Redwood Falls. Minnesota WESTERMAN’S Shear Magic Beauty Salon 255 E. Second St. Redwood Falls, Minnesota Phone: 637-8810 BALCER HARDWARE Olivia, Minn. 56277 Phone 523-1011 Full Line Hardware QUESENBERRY'S APPLIANCE and T.V. Sewing Machines Redwood Falls, Minnesota Phona 37-2319 MORGAN'S RED OWL For complete shopping service shop Morgan's Red Owl Redwood Falls, Minnesota GALLES' JUNIOR COURTYARD Featuring Red Carpet Service 125 East 2nd Street Redwood Falls, Minnesota ZEUGS INC. Manufacturer of Tanks Air-Fuel-Fertilizer-Storage Redwood Falls, Minnesota SEARS CATOLOGUE Sales Merchant Dealer Redwood Falls, Minnesota Phone 637-37 9 DON'S BARBER SHOP Quality not Quantity Don and Lynn 210 East 2nd Street Redwood Falls. Minnesota UNION 76 CAFE Home cooking and baking Bob and Arlene Erickson Olivia, Minnesota ft k - . v: at '•’ . rv,. 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