Morton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Morton, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1974 volume:

Dedication We, the Morton High School Senior Class of 1974, dedicate the 1974 Tomahawk to Maybelle Kline, who has served as bus driver for the stu- dents of M.H. S. for many years. We would like to thank Mrs. Kline not only for her years of driving us to and from school, but also for the many times she has performed other tasks and services for us. Thank you, Maybelle. 18 Years of Service Evelyn Curtis, an elementary teacher at Morton for 18 years, started her schooling at Worthing- ton. After finishing grade school there in 1927, she went to Kirksville Missouri Teachers' College for a year. Following this she attended Mankato Teachers' College, and after a year got her teaching degree in Elementary Education. From 1928-35 Mrs. Curtis taught at Ivanhoe, Minnesota. During the years from 1940-51 she taught at various rural schools. In 1953 she taught in North Redwood. Finally after this job she came to Morton in 1956 and has taught here until this year. The people of Morton and all her past students would like to express their grat- itude for her years of dedicated service. 2 Homecoming Homecoming 1973 began Thursday Sept. 13 at the coronation ceremon- ies held in the High School Audit- orium. The 1973 Queen was pre- sented her crown after the Pep Band and a few skits set the mood. The queen candidates were Mary Anderson, Vicki Ruhland, and Peggy Tate escorted by Greg Pres- cott, Gordon Senkyr, and Russ Pendleton, respectively. Patty Gallery, the mistress of ceremony, introduced the girls and welcomed back Bobbi Tretbar, 1972's Queen, escorted by the Captain of the Football Team, Mike Winges. Bobbi crowned Vicki Ruhland as our Queen. LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Tate, Queen Vicki Ruhland, and Mary Anderson. Homecoming skit by the Cheerleaders Club. Patty Gallery, Mistress of ceremonies, announced the candidates. 5 The Morton High School Marching Band. Homecoming day festivities began with a pep fest in front of the school before the parade be- gan. The parade consisted of class floats and the grade school marchers, Legion members, Queen Vicki and her Princesses and the High School Band. Disappointing the team and many home- comers the Indians lost their game 14-6 against Sleepy Eye. The only touchdown the team scored was a 60 yard punt return by Tom Borman. That night the Los Vaqueros provided music for the dance, which was held in the gym instead of the town hall as it had previously been done. 6 Tom Borman goes all the way for the score! 7 Joe picks out another one! Natural High First Musical On April 26, 1974 the 36-member Morton chorus present- ed the folk-rock musical NATURAL HIGH. This was the first time a musical had been put on in Morton. The chorus was directed by Mikel Paulson, and assisting with choreography was Phyllis Schaefer. There were 22 individual songs and many solos. Also a quartet was sung. A Franklin High Junior, Todd Sherman, played the drums. NATURAL HIGH was so well received that the cast trav- eled to Sanborn May 2 to give another performance, and on May 6 a second performance was presented by request to a Morton audience. ABOVE MIDDLE: The entire cast jigs to We're On Our Way. LEFT SIDE: Mary Anderson sings her solo, My Little World. fi 8 ABOVE: Peggy Lothert serenades Randy Mages. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Paulson accompanied the whole of NATURAL HIGH. BOTTOM RIGHT: A vigorous dance routine from ' The Sequence of Events. Gloria Gaasch Crowned The Annual FHA Sweetheart Dance was held on Febru- ary 8, 1974 in the high school auditorium. The doors opened to a swarm of finely groomed students at 7:30 p. m. The girls who were nominated as queen candidates were: Mary Ann Mahoney, Debbie Serbus, Jill Robin- son, Nancy Menz, Gloria Gaasch, Mary Halliday, Deb Wolter, and Betty Sullivan. Of these eight all Morton students who attended the dance voted for three. At 8:30 coronation began as Mary Anderson announced the 1973 queen, Janice Goblirsch and her escort, George Paul. Following them were the candidates and their escorts. Finally the big moment arrived! Janice walked over to get the envelope and the crown. After a couple twirls around the candidates she placed the crown on Gloria Gaasch s head. Following the coronation was the dance with music provided by the record player. Many kids attended and the floor was packed. A lunch of punch and cake came at 9:30. The dance concluded around 11:00. 10 Our Honored Gals FHA: Gloria Gaasch Escorted by Ed Colwell Band: Mary Ann Mahoney Escorted by Rocky Crooks Science Club: Betty Sullivan Escorted by Steve McCorquodale St. Council: Mary Halliday Escorted by Ted Frank M Club: Debbie Wolter Escorted by Dave Menz Cheerleading Club: Nancy Menz Escorted by Tim Kodet One Act Plays Three one act plays presented by Morton High School students were given on November 19, 1973. The cast, composed of students from grades 7-12, was evidence indeed that the entire high school had been represent- ed. Under the direction of Miss Seng, these students practiced for many weeks. Performances were given to the grade school during the day and to the village that night. LOVE HITS WILBER, ABOVE: FIRST ROW: Terry Tate, Jay Brown, Nancy Lussenhop. BACK ROW: Shirley Gewerth, Dave Menz, Betty Sullivan. WILDCAT WILLIE GETS THE WOOLIES. RIGHT: FIRST ROW: John Lussenhop, Billy Mages, Tom Ahrens. BACK ROW: Colleen Kodet, Nellie Scheffler, Nancy Sperl, Dir- ector Miss Seng, Donna Sullivan. TAKE A LETTER, LEFT: FIRST ROW: Mona Menz, Tim Kodet, Betty Jane Kodet. BACK ROW: Connie Gaasch, Nellie Schef- fler, Mary Mahoney, Director Miss Seng, Lenor Scheffler. 12 Student Life ABOVE LEFT: Santa Claus visits Head Start. ABOVE RIGHT: Freshman cat- cher, Jim Shaw. CENTER: Dave Menz . . . What a ham! BOTTOM: Dolly May (Donna Sullivan) on Sadie Hawkins Day. Pieces of April The 1974 Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 11. It be- gan with a banquet at St. John's Catholic church in Mor- ton, which included a meal and a program put on by the Juniors. Mr. Tate and former Science teacher, Mr. Al- ladin, both spoke. At 9 o'clock the Grand March began through a lovely, spring-time setting done to fit the prom theme, Pieces of April. The dance continued till twelve with music supplied by Apperson. Following the dance the couples were invited to the Falls Theater to watch Psycho. From 2 o'clock on a break- fast was served by Junior parents at the Legion Hall. This breakfast was intended to be the end of a long night, but many couples kept going, arriving home any time be- tween 3 and 8 o'clock. RIGHT: Junior class Pres. , Betty Sullivan, and her date led the Grand March. BELOW: Apperson sang Knights in White Satin during the Grand March. 14 BELOW LEFT: Mr. Alladin, guest speaker at the banquet, mingles with the Prom Goers. BOTTOM LEFT: Dave Menz and Mary Anderson, Prom Sweethearts, pose for a fast shot. BOTTOM RIGHT: Junior class advisors, Mrs. Schaefer and Mr. Paulson, spent many hours preparing for the prom. Awards Day Presentation of hard earned awards to many high school and secondary school students took place on May 23, 1974 in the high school auditorium. The award categories ranged from both girls' and boys' athletics to the coveted senior awards. This was the day that the stu- dents of M.H.S. had worked all year for; when they could see proof of the hours they had put into the many activities and classes they had undertaken. TOP RIGHT: Succeeding St. Council Presi- dent, Cathy Gallery, congratulates Dave Menz, newly elected V.P. BOTTOM RIGHT: Athletic winners were Michele Bidinger, a first for the girls, and Randy Mages. BOTTOM LEFT: Homecoming Queen Vicki Ruhland re- ceives her lovely picture. 16 Varsity Football FIRST ROW: Gordy Senkyr, Russ Pendleton, Mike Winges, John Gallery, Randy Zimmer. SECOND ROW: Jim Bethke, Jeff Borman, Joe Hennen, Dave Menz, Dale Weilage, Tim Kodet. THIRD ROW: Randy Olson, Scott Tret- bar, Dan Kuglin, Steve McCorquodale, Mike Wahldick, Jim Shaw, Paul Frank. FOURTH ROW: Jim Koemer, Tim Caven, Brad Bidinger, Kevin Lokken, Don Prescott. FIFTH ROW: Coach Borman, Steve Bartz, Jon Lussenhop, John Mahlum, Assistant Coach Schaefer, Ed Colwell, Tom Borman. Missing: Rocky Crooks, Cletus Frank. Season Summary Mildly disappointed in '73 but optimistic for '74, was Coach Borman's reaction to the season. The fans must remember that only two seniors started consistently. Schaefer was also optimistic about '74, the underclass- men made great progress this year, and should be ready for a hot season next year. Tom Borman, who will be a senior next year, received honorary mention on the all conference team. This supports the Coaches' optimism for a good season next year. Senior Indians Russ Pendleton Offensive and Defensive End Randy Zimmer Defensive Lineman Mike Winges Offensive and Defensive Tackle John Gallery Defensive Lineman 1973 Morton Record WE THEY 24 Stewart 8 0 Winthrop 34 6 Sleepy Eye 14 8 Wabasso 12 14 Franklin 0 0 Gibbon 18 0 Springfield 41 16 Morgan 20 13 Fairfax 30 Top to Bottom: Russ Pendle- ton, John Gallery, Mike Winges, Randy Zimmer. 19 Junior High Football JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL: FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Jody Frank, Mike Gewerth, Brian Daun, Wayne Zimmer, Billy Mages, Larry Loken, Kevin Columbus. SECOND ROW: Tom Gallery, Kevin Haskell, Tom Robinson, Tom Ahrens, Mark Frank, Peter U'Ren, Matt Pendleton. THIRD ROW: Mark Tisdell, Tim Hennen, John Koemer, Jeff Reetz, Jay Haas, Carl Colwell, David Daun, Jerome Schoen, Mark Wahldick, Coach Jacobson. Jr. High Works Hard WE THEY 6 Fairfax 28 14 Gibbon 28 0 Wabasso 6 0 Hector 24 18 Franklin scrimmage 6 6 Danube 18 8 Sleepy Eye 24 Even though the Morton Junior High Football team only won their scrimmage, they came very close to winning 4 games. The big play hurt them the most, but they were never beat by more than 3 TDs. In the Hector, Danube, and Sleepy Eye games, Morton won the battle of statistics; but lost the game. The leading offensive performers were: QB‘s Tim Hen- nen and Tom Gallery, Fullback John Koemer, Center Mark Tisdell and Guard Jay Haas. The leaders on defense with the most tackles were: John Koemer and Tim Hennen. The defensive line also played well. 20 Indians in Action Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: Tim Kodet, Jeff Borman, Mike Wahldick, Joe Hennen, Randy Olson, Randy Mages, Dan Kuglin. SECOND ROW: Coach Schaefer, Dave Menz, Russell Pendleton, Mike Winges, John Mahlum, Rocky Crooks, Tim Caven, Tom Borman. Senior Lettermen Randy Mages Russ Pendleton Guard Forward Mike Winges Forward 22 This is always happening to me! says Mike Winges. Michelle Bidinger, in a natural pose! 1973-74 Scores WE THEY 48 Redwood Falls 67 48 Wabasso 69 53 Winthrop 68 62 Gibbon 73 59 Sanborn 61 64 Fairfax 80 80 Echo 33 49 Morgan 52 49 Gaylord 80 49 Fairfax 55 42 Gibbon 58 59 Belview 60 55 Winthrop 54 63 Franklin 41 33 Sleepy Eye 51 51 Wabasso 71 49 Franklin 54 57 Morgan 76 46 Winthrop 72 Tim and Dave, this is no time to practice your cheerleading! 23 B-Squad FIRST ROW: Jay Brown, Mike Gewerth, Randy Olson, John Koemer, Jim Shaw, Tim Hennen, Jeff Reetz, Jody Frank. SECOND ROW: Coach-Mr. Les Feia, Jeff Borman, Joe Hennen, Brad Bidinger, Tim Caven, Dave Menz, Mike Wahldick, Mark Tisdell. Junior High FIRST ROW: David Bidinger, Scott Hennen, Mark Frank, Herbert Froelich, Brian Daun, Chris Lussenhop. SEC- OND ROW: Mark Wahldick, Scott Lothert, Larry Loken, Jimmy Gallery, Wade Lewis, Peter IPRen, THIRD ROW: Coach-Mr. Jacobson, John Robinson, Billy Mages, Tom Ahrens, Tom Gallery, Greg Serbus, Jerome Schoen. Coach’s Helpers Football Stats: Patty and Cathy Gallerv Basketball Stats: Nancee Lothert, Jane Shaw, Jim Beth- ke, Laura Wabasha. This year it seemed that school spirit was down. Foot- ball spirit started out average, but after a few games the enthusiasm declined and was still on its way down when Basketball season began. But following Spirit Week (Jan. 21-25) and a couple Indian victories, the pep took a noticeable climb and continued throughout the season. 25 Baseball FRONT ROW: Tom Borman, Joe Hennen, Randy Olson, Tim Hennen, Jim Shaw. BACK ROW': Brad Bidinger, Don Dehncke, Tom Ahrens, Jeff Borman, Larry Loken, Tom Gallery, Kevin Loken. ABOVE: Randy Olson, starting pitcher, hums in another strike. RIGHT SIDE: Tom Borman was leading hitter with a 350 batting average 26 FRONT ROW: Scott Tretbar, Tim Kodet, John Lussenhop, Billy Mages. BACK ROW: Kevin Haskell, Mike Ge- werth, Dave Menz, Randy Mages, Jerome Schoen. Scott Tretbar came in first in this heat of 100 yard dash. Senior Trackman-Randy Mages. Track The Morton High School track team came up against many problems in the 1974 season. The 9 member team was composed of mostly younger boys, with only 1 Junior, Tom Borman, and 1 Sen- ior, Randy Mages. Despite these disadvantages the team placed in both the Conference and District track meets. Leading point earner during the season was Scott Tretbar. Scott placed 2nd in the 100 yard dash and 5th in the 220 at the District. Tom Borman also placed 5th in the 100 and the 880 relay team placed 5th. Scott traveled to the Regional track meet where he again came in 2nd in the 100. He went to the State track meet but unfortunately failed to place. 27 The Enthusiasts JUNIOR HIGH: Terry Tate, Donna AngermeyT, Betty Kodet, Teresa Sullivan, Debbie Lothert, Mary Beth Bidinger. B-SQUAD: CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Becky Schwein- furter, Peggy Lothert, Dorothy Wabasha, Dorothy Angermeyr, Anne Simmons. VARSITY GOES TO CAMP The Varsity Cheerleaders attended the Firebird Camp held at Gustavus Adolphus during the week of August 6-10. Those attending were Peg Tate, Michelle Bidinger, Debbie Wolter, Nancee Lothert, Mary Ruhland, and Nancy Menz. Work shops were held every morning. The girls were taught many cheers, jumps, partner stunts, and two pompon routines. Lectures were held in the afternoon. At Talent Night they got some ideas for skits and spirit boosters. In the evenings there was evaluation. Morton received five superiors and one outstanding ribbon. They also won a spirit stick one night of their stay. 28 A-Squad Cheerleaders Capt. Peggy Tate Debbie W olter Michelle Bidinger Mary Ruhland 29 Nancee Lothert Nancy Menz Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: Nancy Menz, Betsy Angermeyr, Cathy Gallery, Michelle Bidinger, Mona Menz, Jolene Ahrens, and Mary Ruhland. SECOND ROW: Manager-Nancee Lothert, Dorothy Angermeyr, Peggy Lothert, Betty Sullivan, Mary Bidinger, Brenda Pendleton, Becky Schweinfurter, Dorothy Wabasha, Coach-Mrs. Phyllis Schaefer. B-Squad FIRST ROW: Dorothy Angermeyr, Teresa Sullivan, Mary Schlicht, Mary Daun, Nellie Scheffler, Grace Mar- gruth, and Brenda Olson. SECOND ROW: Coach-Mrs. Phyllis Schaefer, Peggy Lothert, Cathy Pendleton, Barb Schlicht, Mary Bidinger, Nancy Wahldick, Debbie Lothert, and Colleen Kodet. GIRLS HAVE WINNING SEASON! The girls basketball coach, Mrs. Schaefer, proudly holds their first interscholastic trophy, earned in the championship game over Gay- lord, 32-31. An all tournament team was also picked and we are proud to have two repre- sentatives, Michelle Bidinger and Cathy Gal- lery, from the Morton team selected. The volleyball team, not yet interscholastic, had a very good season also; ending in a 5-1 win-loss record. Michelle Bidinger, Mrs. Phyllis Schaefer, Cathy Gallery. Volleyball FIRST ROW: Nellie Scheffler, Mary Schlicht, Betsy Angermeyr, Dagmar Hoff, Grace Margruth, Brenda Olson, Terry Tate, Debbie Lothert. SECOND ROW: Laura Wabasha, Barb Schlicht, Mary Halliday, Peggy Tate, Jane Shaw, Margaret Angermeyr, Michelle Bidinger, Mona Menz, Mary Bidinger, Nancee Lothert, Coach Miss Judy Wood. 31 Young But Potent FIRST ROW: Brenda Olson, Jolene Ahrens, Teresa Sullivan, Brenda Pendleton, Becky Schweinfurter, Colleen Kodet, Donna Angermeyr, Anne Simmons, Terry Tate. SECOND ROW: Mary Schlicht, Dorothy Angermeyr, Nellie Scheffler, Mary Halliday, Dorothy Wabasha, Debbie Serbus, Betsy Angermeyr, Mary Ruhland, Penny Scheffler, Brenda Goblirsch. THIRD ROW: Coach-Mrs. Phyllis Schaefer, Barb Schlicht, Debbie Lothert, Nancy Wahldick, Peggy Lothert, Mary Bidinger, Michelle Bidinger, Mona Menz, Nancee Lothert, Linda Goblirsch, Betty Kodet. ORGANIZATIONS Tomahawk Staff FRONT ROW: Lenor Scheffler, Jane Shaw, Sheree Lund, Janice Goblirsch, Suzanne Sherman, Mrs. Hillman; Ad- visor. BACK ROW: Peggy Tate, Jill Robinson, Laura Wabasha, Margaret Angermeyr, Vicki Ruhland, Debbie Wol- ter, Patty Gallery, Mary Anderson, Nancee Lothert, Donna Sullivan. ABOVE: Editor Jane Shaw cropping pictures ABOVE: Typist Vicki Ruhland works on copy for Girl's for the annual. Basketball. 34 Smoke Signals Staff FIRST ROW TOP TO BOTTOM: Mona Menz, Mary Ann Mahoney, Cletus Frank, Margaret Angermeyr, Peg Tate, Mike Winges, Linda Goblirsch, Ann Lokker. SECOND ROW: Gloria Gaasch, Dan Kuglin, Nancee Lothert, Tom Borman, Gordon Senkyr, Jill Robinson. THIRD ROW: Patty Gallery, Betty Sullivan, Greg Prescott, Cathy Gallery, Debbie Wolter, Jane Shaw. LOWER LEFT: Lois Menz, Jr. Editor; Susan Bryan, Editor. 35 St. Council — Pep Club FIRST ROW: Mark Halliday, Patty Gallery, Cathy Gallery, Debbie Serbus, Janice Biockway, Debbie Wolter, Jane Shaw, Lori Frank. SECOND ROW: Mary Halliday, Peggy Tate, Michelle Bindinger, Joe Hennen. THIRD ROW: Brian Daun, Jim Shaw, Tim Caven, Cletus Frank. FIRST ROW: Donna Sullivan, Vicki Ruhland, Mary Anderson. SECOND ROW: Jill Robinson, Neva Hanson, Mary Lou Simning, Suzanne Sherman, Nancy Bartz, Selma Hanson, Betty Sullivan, Mona Menz. THIRD ROW: Nancy Sperl, Barb Schlict, Tracy Daun, Brenda Pendleton, Becky Schweinfurter, Mary Ruhland, Dorothy Wab- asha, Nancy Menz, Nellie Scheffler. FOURTH ROW: Bernadine Schwab, Mary Beth Bidinger, Debbie Lothert, Betty Kodet, Nancy Wahldick, Peggy Lothert, Colleen Kodet, Nancy Lussenhop, Connie Gaasch. FIFTH ROW: Shirley Gewerth, Terry Tate, Karen Gaasch, Anne Simmons, Dorothy Angermeyr, Theresa Sullivan, Mary Ann Mahoney, Barb Zimmer, Lois Menz, Gloria Gaasch. SIXTH ROW: Sheree Lund, Joan Eichten, Nancy Lothert, Margaret Angermeyr, Peggy Tate, Debbie Serbus, Michelle Bidinger, Cathy Gallery, Debbie Wolter, Laura Wabasha, Patty Gallery, Jane Shaw. SEVENTH ROW: Chris Koemer, Grace Margruth, Donna Angermeyr, Ann Lussenhop, Mary Jo Daun, Lisa Tisdel, Mary Schlict, Brenda Olsen, Marcia Bethkye, Jolene Ahrens. 36 FHA — M Club FIRST ROW: Janice Goblirsch, Lois Menz, Teresa Sullivan, Anne Simmons, Betty Sullivan, Debbie SenkyT, Joan Eichten, Vicki Ruhland, Mary Anderson, Brenda Pendleton. SECOND ROW: Sheree Lund, Susie Bryan, Nancee Lothert, Michelle Bidinger, Debbie Wolter, Debbie Serbus, Dorothy Wabasha, Jill Robinson, Ann Lokker, Jolene Ahrens, Lori Schoen. THIRD ROW: Mary Mahoney, Gloria Gaasch, Mary Ruhland, Becky Schweinfurter, Donna Sullivan, Peggy Tate, Carol Serbus, Nancy Menz, Linda Goblirsch, Mona Menz, Jane Shaw, Monica Blue, Suzanne Sherman. FIRST ROW: Dan Kuglin, Brad Bidinger, Nancy Menz, Dorothy W aba ha, Steve Bartz, Tim Kodet, Scott Tretbar, Paul Frank, Jon Lussenhop, Tim Hennen, Jim Shaw, Joe Hennen. SECOND ROW: Cathy Gallery, Jeff Borman, Mary Beth Bidinger, Peggy Lothert, Michelle Bidinger, Becky Schweinfurter, Besty Angermeyr, Debbie Serbus, Mary Ruhland, Tom Gallery, Jim Bethke, Don Dehncke, Kevin Loken. THIRD ROW: Jolene Ahrens, Patty Gallery, Linda Goblirsch, Betty Sullivan, Mary Halliday, Debbie Wolter, Peggy Tate, Mona Menz, Nancee Lothert, Brenda Pendleton, Jim Koemer, Randy Olson, Mike Walhldick. FOURTH ROW: Steve McCorquodale, Tim Caven, Randy Mages, Dave Menz, Mike Winges, Russ Pendleton, Rocky Crooks, Dale Weilage, Cletus Frank, Ed Colwell, Tom Borman, John Gallery. 37 Science Club FIRST ROW: Tim Caven, Tim Kodet, Margaret Angermeyr, Mary Halliday, Donna Sullivan, Advisor-Mr. Tern- pel, Scott Tretbar. SECOND ROW: Teresa Sullivan, Helen Kojetin, John Kojetin, Mark Frank, Mark Wahldick, Steve Bartz, Paul Frank, Jon Lussenhop. THIRD ROW: Cletus Frank, Cathy Gallery, Michelle Bidinger, Chris Koemer, Nancy Lussenhop, Brenda Olson, Betsy Angermeyr, Debbie Serbus, Colleen Kodet, Jeff Borman, Jer- ome Schoen. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Schultz, Debbie Kuglin, Connie Gaasch, Betty Kodet, Jane Shaw, Peggy Tate, Barb Froelich, Neva Hanson, Betty Sullivan, Dave Menz, Joe Hennen, Jim Bethke. Cheerleading Club FIRST ROW: Debbie Wolter, Michelle Bidinger, Nancy Menz, Anne Simmons, Dorothy Angermeyr, Teresa Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Donna Angermeyr, Terry Tate, Cathy Gallery, Peggy Tate, Betty Kodet, Dorothy Wa- basha, Mary Ruhland, Becky Schweinfurter. THIRD ROW: Nancee Lothert, Peggy Lothert, Debbie Lothert, Mary Bidinger, Janice Brockway, Jill Robinson, Brenda Pendleton, Debbie Kuelin, Patty Gallery. 38 Declamation LOCAL, FIRST ROW: L. TO R. Nancy Sperl, Teresa Sullivan, Anne Simmons. SECOND ROW: L. TO R. Ann Lokker, Betty Sullivan, Lori Frank. STANDING: L TO, R. Coach Rose, Lenor Scheffler, Nancee Lothert, Donna Sullivan, Nellie Scheffler. SUBDISTRICT, SEATED: Ann Lokker, Teresa Sullivan. STANDING: L. TO R. Nancee Lothert, Lenor Scheffler, Donna Sullivan, Nellie Scheffler. DISTRICT, Nellie Scheffler, Lenor Scheffler. Senior High ■ FIRST ROW: Barb Froelich, Peggy Tate, Margaret Angermeyr, Joan Eichten, Susie Bryan, Nancy Lussenhop, Nancy cy Wahldick. SECOND ROW: Lois Menz, Mary Mahoney, Mona Menz, Vicki Ruhland, Nancy Menz, Debbie Ser- bus, Mary Ruhland, Carol Serbus. THIRD ROW: Helen Kojetin, Sandy Schultz, Linda Goblirsch, Janice Brockway, Randy Mages. Accompanist-Jane Shaw. CHORUS OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres- ident-Joan Eichten, Secretary-Carol Serbus. School Chorus FIRST ROW: Nancee Lothert, Ann Lokker, Peggy Lothert, Michelle Bidinger, Janice Goblirsch, Patty Gallery. SECOND ROW: Gloria Gaasch, Mary Anderson, Betsy Angermeyr, Dorothy Angermeyr, Debbie Wolter, Mary Hal- liday. THIRD ROW: Ted Frank, Mark Halliday, Gwen Lewis, Sheree Lund, Becky Schweinfurter, Anne Simmons, Penny Scheffler. Star Base Soloist-Randy Mages. Soprano Soloist-Betsy Angermeyr. FIRST ROW; Jane Shaw, Margaret Angermeyr, Joan Eichten. SECOND ROW: Nancy Schultz, Betsy Angermeyr, Mary Halliday, Barb Froehlich, Lynn Lokker, Sandy Scheffler, Brenda Goblirsch, Barb Schlicht. THIRD ROW: Susie Bryan, Peggy Lothert, Connie Gaasch, Debbie Kuglin, Debbie Serbus, Lois Menz, Anne Simmons, Nancy Sperl. FOURTH ROW: Mary Mahoney, Lenor Scheffler, Mary Ruhland, Ann Lussenhop, Penny Scheffler, Lori Frank, Bernadine Schwab, Terry Tate. FIFTH ROW: Debbie Lothert, Colleen Kodet, Nancy Lussenhop, Teresa Sullivan, Joe Hennen, Jon Lussenhop, Randy Mages, Dorothy Angermeyr. SIXTH ROW: Mark Halliday, Anne Lokker, Ted Frank, Chris Lussenhop, Tim Hennen, Carl Colwell, Tim Caven, Mary Bidinger, Donna Angermeyr, Billy Mages. SEVENTH ROW: Marcia Bethke, Vicki Ruhland, Joyce Kinney, Nellie Scheffler, Peggy Tate, Tim Kodet, Mary Anderson, Betty Kodet, Brenda Olson, Tim Frank. Music to Our Ears BAND OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Vicki Ruh- land-Secretary, Margaret Angermeyr- V. President, Nancy Schultz-President. BACK ROW: Tim Kodet-Treasurer, Peg Tate-Stu- dent Council. ii Star Winners On April 19 the District 10 Vocal and Instrumental Contests were held at Sleepy Eye High School. Two saxophone solos, a flute solo, a flute trio and two vocal solos represented Morton High. Five students from Morton got Star Ratings. Betsy Angermeyr with her flute solo and Randy Mages with his vocal solo both went to the State Regional Contest along with the flute trio, which consisted of Nancy Schultz, Mary Halliday, and Betsy Angermeyr. They all did very well. UPPER LEFT: Deb Serbus-Saxophone Solo. CENTER LEFT: Nancy Sperl-Tenor Sax Solo. BOTTOM LEFT: Betsy Angermeyr-Flute Solo. ABOVE RIGHT: L. TO R. Betsy Angermeyr, Mary Halliday, Nancy Schultz- Flute Trio. 43 Music Festivals The Music Department attended their annual conference music festivals this year with the Band going to Franklin Feb. 11, and the Cho- rus at Gibbon Jan. 28. The practice of giving out a certain rating for each song was dropped this year. The judges only gave their criticisms. The Chorus re- cevied many excellent comments from every- body from judges to the listening audience. The Band also received fine comments and these were especially well received as the mu- sic they performed was quite difficult. One can tell the success of a festival when all the members of the Chorus, for example, came home on the bus singing all their music instead of cheers. Don't you dare look at my hand ! 44 Cadets LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Senkyr, Lois Menz, Sandy Scheffler, Colleen Kodet, Mary Schlicht, Bernadine Schwab, Ann Lussenhop, Debbie Serbus, Nellie Scheffler, Lenor Scheffler, Sandy Schultz. Indianairres LEFT TO RIGHT: Vicki Ruhland, Brenda Pendleton, Margaret Angermyr, Mary Anderson, Joan Eichten, Missing: Nancy Schultz. 45 Pom Pon And Bannerettes FIRST ROW: Janice Brockway, Laura Wabasha, Carol Serbus, Yvonne Senkyr. SECOND ROW: Karen Brockway, Nancy Wahldick, Jill Robinson. THIRD ROW: Joyce Kinney, Laurie Frank. LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Goblirsch, Joan Eichten, Sheree Lund. Headstart FIRST ROW: Mrs. Freitag, Tina Haas, Nancy Wepplo, Lisa Serbus, Renae Sherman, Elizabeth Gregg, Mrs. Bry- an. SECOND ROW: Connie Swoboda, Vince Murman, Kim Haas, Tommy Carruth, Roberta Pratt, Danny Kodet, Teresa Lothert, Keith Landgraff, Mike McCarthy. Kindergarten FIRST ROW: Robert Zimmer, Cathy Swoboda, Karen Simmons, Jerilyn Kodet, Velma Simning, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Marlys Verdose, Troy Seehausen, Mary Jo Serbus, Lisa Schweinfurter, Pat Ahrens, Chris Dehncke, Missing Billy Gaasch. 48 First Grade FIRST ROW: Lori Hennen, John Jensen, Russell McGowon, Paul Swoboda, Joyce Sperl, Julie Dehncke. SECOND ROW: Michele Gregg, Kirt Serbus, Jared Haas, Mike Daun, Marilyn Froehlich, Kristine Simning, Mrs. Femling. THIRD ROW: Patty Lussenhop, Donna Borman, Tim Prescott, Lisa Kojetin, Jean Reitter, Bernard Le Tourneau, Kim Pendleton. FOURTH ROW: Karyl Haskell, Harley Zimmer, Jim Pratt, Curtis Serbus, Casey Bluestone, Duane Panitzke. Missing: Scott Friese. Second Grade FIRST ROW: Doug Jensen, Amy Schweinfurter, Pat Simmons, Cassie Cherry, Laurie Goblirsch, Tammy Carruth. SECOND ROW: Jim Hennen, Melisia Columbus, Dean Wacek, Kevin McGowan, Miss Peggy Seng. THIRD ROW: Brad Kodet, Koleen Sperl, Lynn Greenslit, Sheila Woelfel, Laura Angermeyr. FOURTH ROW: Mike Dehncke, Steven Petsinger, Dawn Balsley, Danny Brazil, Chad Monsrud. 49 Third Grade FIRST ROW: Ann Frank, Tony Lussenhop, Peter Brown, Kathy McCorquodale, Amy Bethke,' Anne Kojetin, Peggy Tretbar. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Serbus, Mary Tisdell, Kelly Haskell, Cathy Reitter, John Tate, Shawn Frank, Mrs. Angermeyer. THIRD ROW: Ann MacHolda, Tim Wolter, Daneill Leith, Julie Serbus, Donna Pendleton, Brian Pendleton, Sandy Brockway. FOURTH ROW: Scott Greenslit, David Schultz, Bruce Toltzman, Linda Schwab, Leslie Prescott, Cathy Dehncke, Mark Daun, James Swoboda. Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Robert Haas, Timothy Swoboda, Mary Angermyr, Margaret Brockway, Noreen Sperl, Amy Lussenhop. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Simmons, Kenneth Sherman, Brenda Serbus, Gregory Hennen, Gary Frank, Richard Koerner Mark Lund, Lori Kojetin. THIRD ROW: Kim Friese, Edward Gaasch, Timothy Kojetin, Dean Lewis, Richard Loth- ert, Richard Le Toumeau. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Lothert, Jeanne Deinken, Robert Rebstock, Kevin Balsley, Stan- ley Schmidt, Elizabeth Frank, Herman Froehlich. 50 Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Mr. Jacobson, Joe Ruhiand, Lorri Daun, Dawn Monsrud, Janet Simning, John Hennen. SECOND ROW: Dean Pendleton, John Robinson, Patty Angerraeyr, Charlotte Bethke, Ben Pendleton. THIRD ROW: Linda Tisdell, Jeff Pendleton, John Sperl, Laurie Caven. FOURTH ROW: David Bidinger, Richard Deinken, Ellen Winges, Randy Friese, John Lothert. Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Cheryl Swoboda, Marsten Murraan, Joseph Dawson, Sandra Sherman, Brian Greenslit, Nancy Sch- effler, Mertie Dehncke. SECOND ROW: Karen Serbus, Patti Wahldick, Judy Lussenhop, Carla Pendleton, Gloria Serbus, Billy Simmons, Keith Haskell, Mrs. Curtis. THIRD ROW: Ann Ruhiand, John Angermeyr, Rodney Green- slit, Karen Carruth, Mary Jo Brazil, Theresa Serbus, Lois Schwab, Christopher Columbus. FOURTH ROW: Jody Kipfer, Teresa MacHolda, Lisa Tisdell, James Gallery, Gina U'Ren, Scott Lothert, Mary Jean Bryan, Bonnie Pen- dleton, Gary Greenslit. Missing: Kathy Halliday. 51 Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Doreen Lund, Shirley Gewerth, Terry Tate, Lynn Lokker, John Kojetin, Chris Lussenhop, Mark Frank. SECOND ROW: Judy Carruth, Mary Carruth, Mary Schlicht, Karen Gaasch, Kris Koemer, Kevin Haskell, Scott Hennen, Mark Wahldick. THIRD ROW: Lisa Simning, Dagraar Hoff, Carrie Tisdell, Betty Kodet, Marcia Bethke, Brenda Olson, Brian Daun, Wayne Zimmer. FOURTH ROW: Charles Toltzman, Tom Robinson, Matt Pendleton, Kevin Columbus, Jerome Schoen, Steve MacHolda, Herbie Froehlich. Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: Brenda Goblirsch, Lori Frank, Bemadine Schwab, Ann Lussenhop, Dorothy Angermeyr, Shawn Mur- man, Jonna Eaton. SECOND ROW: Wade Lewis, Jeff Serbus, Larry Loken, Craig Lund, Grace Marguth, Mary Jo Daun. THIRD ROW: Lance Kipfer, Billy Mages, Tom Ahrens, Joyce Kinney, Colleen Kodet, Nancy Sperl, Sandy Scheffler, Julie Lothert. FOURTH ROW: Peter U'Ren, Gregg Serbus, Melvin Gewerth, Tom Gallery, Mark Reetz Mary Beth Bidinger, Debbie Lothert, Barb Schlicht, Cathy Pendleton. 52 Freshmen Dorothy Angermeyi Brad Bidinger Monica Blue Jay Brown Susan Carruth Carl Colwell Kelly Crooks David Dawn Jody Frank Tim Frank Connie Gaasch Mike Gewerth Jay Haas Tim Hennen John Koerner Helen Kojetin Debbie Kuglin Peggy Lothert Nancy Lussenhop Jeff Reetz Nellie Scheffler Penny Scheffler Paula Schmidt Lori Schoen Patti Schoen Sandy Schultz Jim Shaw Anne Simmons Doug Sperl Teresa Sullivan 53 Sophomores Betsy Angermeyr Paulette Balsley Steve Bartz Jim Bethke Jeff Borman Karen Brockway Tim Caven Tracy Daun Don Dehncke Paul Frank Mary Halliday Neva Hansen Joe Hennen Tim Kodet Kevin Loken Jon Lussenhop David Menz Nancy Menz Randy Olson Audrice Pendleton Brenda Pendleton Mary Ruhland Becky Schweinfurter Debbie Senkyr Debbie Serbus Mary Simning Richard Steffens Scott Tretbar Dorothy Wabasha Mike Wahldick 54 Juniors Jolene Ahrens Nancy Bartz Michelle Bidinger Tom Borman Ed Colwell Rocky Crooks Susan Dehncke Cletus Frank Barb Froehlich Gloria Gaasch Cathy Gallery Raymond Gewerth Linda Goblirsch Selma Hansen Dan Kuglin Ann Lokker David Lothert Nancee Lothert Carl Lund Mary Mahoney John Mahlum Lois Menz Mona Menz Denny Prescott Jill Robinson Lenor Scheffler Roxane Schmidt Suzanne Sherman Debbie Simning Betty Sullivan Missing: Jim Koerner Danny Prescott Bill MacHolda Steve McCorquodale 55 Class Officers SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS. FIRST ROW: V. Pres. Brenda Olson, Pres. Chris Lussenhop. SECOND ROW: Sec. Karen Gaasch, Treas. Herb Froehlich. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Halliday-Pres., Carol Serbus-V. Pres., Randy Zim- mer-Sec. , Greg Prescott-Treas. BOTTOM LEFT: JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. FIRST ROW: Sec. Debbie Wolter, Treas. Mary Mahoney. SECOND ROW: Pres. Betty Sullivan, V. Pres. Nancee Lothert. BOTTOM CENTER: EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: STANDING: Pres. Tom Gallery, Treas. Tom Ahrens. SEATED: Sec. Bemadine Schwab, V. Pres. Brend Goblirsch. BOTTOM RIGHT: SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: TOP TO BOTTOM: Treas. Tim Caven, Sec. Mary Ruhland, V. Pres. Betsy Angermeyr, Pres. Nancy Menz. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: TOP TO BOTTOM: Tim Frank-Pres. , Connie Gaasch-Sec. , Tim Hen- nen-Treas. , Carl Colwell-V. Pres. ADMINISTRATION FACULTY COOKS: Lela Bartz, Lucille Wolter, Lorene Balsley. CUSTODIANS: San Bucholz, Mike Schoen. Service With a Smile BUS DRIVERS: Maybelle Kline, Marilyn Tisdell, Gene Bryan, Melvin Smith, Don Haas. Missing: Gene Tisdell, Jerry Deinken. b8 Administration b9 JOANNIE BROWN Principal's Secretary CATHRINE SINDELIR Supt. 's Secretary School Board SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Ray Scheffler, Lyle Greenslit, Bob Simmons, Bill Lothert, Fred Colwell, Larry Lussenhop. STANDING: Principal Norman Bailey, Secretary Cathine Sindelir, Superintendent Cecil Halliday. Faculty 60 LOISMAE WEILAGE Speech Therapy GLENN BRESSLER Counselor SHIR ELY ANDERSON Librarian LES FEIA College English, Coach GERALD BORMAN History, Coach PEARL BLUE Indian Languages The people on these pages are dedicated to teaching us our language, of our past, and of our future. They tell us where we came from and where we will be able to go with the knowledge they have given us. DOROTHY EICHTEN Elementary Phy. Ed. PAT HALL Elementary Music CAROL LUDTKE Home Ec. DEBBIE 0 NEIL Asst. Librarian LAURA HILLMAN Business Ed. 63 MARY ROSE English PHYLLIS SCHAEFER Phy. Ed., Health, Coach Quarter Courses VINCENT SCHAEFER Social Studies and Coach JUDY WOOD Math DEAN TATE Shop, Driver's Ed. RODNEY TEMPEL Science Dept. 64 LYNETTE ZASTROW Math, German The Class of 1974 MARY ]. ANDERSON SUSAN M. BRYAN MARGARET M. ANGERMEYR JOAN B. EICHTEN JANICE A. BROCKWAY THEODORE E. FRANK If a Man Does Not Keep Pace With His Companions, JOHN M. GALLERY PATRICIA M. GALLERY MARK J. HALLIDAY DUANE B. HANSON JANICE M. GOBLIRSCH GWENJ. LEWIS Perhaps It Is Because He Hears a Different Drummer. 67 DENNIS]. LOTHERT RANDY A. MAGES DIANE L. LUCIO GEORGE W. PAUL SHEREE K. LUND RUSSELL R. PENDLETON Let Him Step to the Music Which He Hears, 68 GREGORY G. PRESCOTT NANCY J. SCHULTZ VICTORIA I. RUHLAND GORDON T. SENKYR RICHARD H. SCHEFFLER YVONNE M. SENKYR However Measured Or Faraway. Henry David Thoreau 69 CAROLYN F. SERBUS DONNA M. SULLIVAN JANE L. SHAW PEGGY K. TATE ERNEST M. SMITH IAURA J. WABASHA Class Colors: Pink And Royal Purple Class Flower: Orchid MICHAEL A. WINGES RANDALL G. ZIMMER Senior Awards These two Seniors, Randy Mages and Peggy Tate, were awarded the most honored of the Senior Awards. Above Randy Mages holds the plaques from the Robert Bucholz Music Award and the Ameri- can Legion Athletic Award. Below is Peg Tate with the Robert Pfieffer plaque. Peg also received the Betty Crocker Award earlier in the year. Graduation ’74 Graduation exercises for the Morton High School Class of 1974 took place on May 28, 1974 in the high school auditorium. Both the band and the choir provided mu- sic for the ceremonies. The Commencement Address was given by Mrs. Nancy Carlson, TV personality. Valedictorian of the 32 member class was Jane Shaw. Margaret Angermeyr and Joan Eichten were Co-Salu- tatorians. Other Honor Students were: Peg Tate, Mary Anderson, Nancy Schultz, Janice Goblirsch, Susan Bryan, Gwen Lewis, Carolyn Serbus, Sheree Lund, Laura Wabasha and Vicki Ruhland. TOP: Mrs. Nancy Carlson presents the Commence- ment Address to the 1974 graudating class and the audience. MIDDLE RIGHT: Donna Sullivan and Carol Serbus discuss which side the tassels should hang from. BOTTOM LEFT: The last moments of high school they would spend together, the Class of 74 receive their diplomas. 72 Senior Index MARY]. ANDERSON Science Club 3; Chorus 3,4; Band 3,4; Natural High 4; Indianaire 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Student Council 3; Annu- al Staff 4; Homecoming Royalty. MARGARET M. ANGERMEYR Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Indianaire 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Natural High 4; All School Play 3; Class Officer 2; Girl's Vol- leyball 1,2, 3,4; Girl's Track 2; Girl's Basketball 1,2. JANICE A. BROCKWAY Pom Pon 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleading Club 1,2, 3,4; Class Officer 2; Science Club 2; Band 1; Pep Band 1. SUSAN M. BRYAN Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Natural High 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4; Paper Staff 3,4. JOAN B. EICHTEN Science Club 1; Chorus 1,3,4; Natural High 4; Major- ette 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Class Officer 3; Cadettes 1, 1,2; Indianaire 3,4; Graduation Usherette 3. THEODORE E. FRANK Track 1; Basketball 2; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; School Play 3; Pep Band 1,2; Sweetheart Royalty 4; Boys' Octet 2, 3. JOHN M. GALLERY Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1. PATRICIA M. GALLERY Band 3; Chorus 1,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1; Cheerleader 1,2; Pom Pon 3; Cheerleading Club 1,2, 3,4; M-Club 1, 2,3,4; Girl's Basketball 1,2; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Nat- ural High 4; Statistician 3,4; Class Officer 3; Student Council 2,4. JANICE M. GOBLIRSCH Science Club 1; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Sweetheart Queen; Majorette 3; Bannerette 4; Annual Staff 4; Graduation Usherette 3. MARK J. HALLIDAY Track 1,2; Basketball 1; Chorus 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; School Play 2,3; One-Act Play 2; Pep Band 1,2; Stu- dent Council 3,4; Class Officer 2,4. DUANE B. HANSON Band 1,3. GWEN J. LEWIS Chorus 4; Natural High 4. DENNIS J. LOTHERT DIANE L. LUCIO SHEREE KAY LUND Science Club 1; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 1,3; Bannerette 4; Annual Staff 4; Natural High 4. RANDY A. MAGES Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2, 3,4; One-Act Play 1,2; All School Play 2, 3; M-Club 3,4; Natural High 4; Annual Staff 3. GEORGE W. PAUL Track 1; Student Council 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; School Play 1; Pep Band 1, 2. RUSSELL R. PENDLETON Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Class Officer 3; M-Club 3,4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Graduation Usher 3. GREGORY G. PRESCOTT Paper Staff 4; Class Officer 4; Graduation Usher 3. VICTORIA I. RUHLAND Science Club 1; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Nat- ural High 4; Pom Pon 1,2; Indianaire 3,4; F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Queen 4. RICHARD H. SCHEFFLER NANCY J. SCHULTZ Science Club 1; Chorus 1,3,4; Natural High 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Cadettes 2; Indianaire 3,4; F.H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Qne-Act Play 3. GORDON T. SENKYR Paper Staff 4; Basketball 1; Homecoming Royalty 4. YVONNE M. SENKYR Chorus 3; Pom Pon 1,4. CAROLYN F. SERBUS Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pom Pon 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; GRA 2; Class Officer 1,4. JANE L. SHAW Volleyball 1, 2,3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1, 3; F.S.A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Natural High 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 4; Statistician 2,3,4; GRA 1,2; Pep Band 1,2,3,4. ERNEST M. SMITH Paper Staff 3. DONNA M. SULLIVAN Volleyball 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; FSA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4; All School Play 2; One- Act Play 4; Class Officer 2; Chorus 1,2,3; Declam 1, 2,3,4; GRA 1,2,3. PEGGY K. TATE Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Natural High 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Declam 1,2; Girl's Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Girl's Track 1; Girl's Basketball 1; M-Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleading Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Homecoming Royalty 4. LAURA J. WABASHA Graduation Usherette 3; Statistician 2,3,4; Pom Pon 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Volleyball 4; Girl's Basketball 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3; GRA 1,2. MICHAEL A. WINCES Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 1; Class Officer 1,3; Band 1,2; M-Club 1,2,3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Graduation Usher 3. RANDALL G. ZIMMER Class Officer 4; Football 4. FARMERS STATE BANK Morton, Minnesota HANSEN INDUSTRIES, INC. 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