Morton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Morton, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1975 volume:

Today will be a pleasant memory tomorrow because we cared enough to give the only thing we have . . . ourselves. — Senior Class Motto TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Homecoming ..........................6 Organizations ..................... 11 A thletics ........................ 25 Classes ............................45 Activities .........................67 Administration And Faculty .........77 Advertisements .....................81 Student Life .......................93 Cover Design by Nancy Lothert It was here—it went fast—it's gone. The '74-'75 school year brought many memories to Mor- ton High school students. Only you, the reader, can say whether they were good or bad, happy or sad memories. The 9 short months spent in school saw many nation- wide history-making events hap- pening—The resignation of one president and inauguration of an- other, a January blizzard sweep- ing the midwest, moments of war, moments of peace. And back home we saw new changes at MHS—a new administration, new classes, a new computer terminal, new carpeting. . . Yes, those 9 months went fast, and of course, touched the lives of all of us. 2 Doin’ your thing at M HS Tom Borman and Cathy Gallery Rocky Crooks and Vicki Ruhland (right) Crown bearers for the '74-'75 coronation ceremonies were 1st graders Karen Simmons and Tim Prescott, (bot- tom) Spif Tate and his Morton Meanies had the audience rolling in the aisles with their 50's per- formance. This skit was put on by the M Club and won 1st place. Highlights of Homecoming ’74-75 What is one of the most exciting hapenings of the school year? If you said homecoming you're absolute- ly right. Homecoming festivities began on October 3, 1974 with the coronation ceremonies. Starting the eve- ning off, the football team, the skits, the candidates and their escorts were introduced. Vicki Ruhland, '73- 74 queen, returned to crown the new queen, a tearful, but happy Gloria Gaasch. The next afternoon a snake dance led the parade through the streets of Morton followed by the queen's float and class floats. Swamp 'em, the freshmen float, received the first place award. That night the kids boogied to the music of FLATROCK in the MHS gym. What a way to kick off the year! A game to remember; a year never to forget . . Tension was mounting at the 12:45 pep test as the Morton fans rocked the building with their loud cheers of Eat 'em up Eat 'em up up up . . . It was Homecoming, October 4 1974 and everybody was anxious for the big game with Gaylord to begin. A 19-0 halftime lead by Gaylord didn't discourage the Indians. They came back as a determined, fired-up team quickly scoring 3touchdowns to take the lead 20-19. The first touchdown came on a 20 yard pass from Jeff Borman to Joe Hennen. Gay- lord fumbled the ensuing kickoff return and Jeff eventually scored on a quarterback sneak. Morton recovered a squibbed kickoff and minutes later Jeff scored again on a sneak. Tom Borman ran the all important conversion to put MHS ahead. A come from behind touchdown by the Spartans then put them in the lead, 27-20. With the clock ticking away, and no remaining time-outs, the Indians got the ball on Gaylord's 5 yard line, first and goal to go. Then , . . BANG. Time ran out on the would be story of the year. They keep things a-movin ST. COUNCIL OFFICERS (right) front row: Dave Menz-Vice Pres., Cathy Gallery-Pres. standing: Lois Menz-Sec. ST. COUNCIL (bottom) sitting: Col- leen Kodet, Betty Kodet, Brenda Gob- lirsch, Mary Ruhland, Lois Menz, Nancy Lothert, Cathy Gallery, Laurie Frank, standing: Brian Greenslit, Ann Lussenhop, Anne Simmons, Connie Gaasch, Dan Kuglin, Randy Olson, Tom Borman. A hard days night . . . ANNUAL STAFF front row: B. Zimmer, N. Menz, D. Serbus, B. Schweinfurter, J. Robinson, L. Scheffler. row two- T. Datin, D. Wolter, A. Simmons, C. Gallery, M. Bidinger, A. Lokker. row three: M. Menz, G. Gaasch, L. Hallock co-advisor, N. Lothert, K. Brockway, M. Mahoney, L. Menz, D. Wabasha, row four: D. Menz, T. Ko- det, P. Frank, J. Lussenhop, M. Wahldick, M. Ruhland, B. Scheitel - co-advisor. (left) Co-editors - Jill Robinson and Barbara Zimmer, (above) Nancy Lothert - Layout Editor, Lenor Scheff- ler - Photographer, Deb Wolter - Business Manager. PAPER STAFF front row: Mary Ruhland, Mary Mahoney Betty Sullivan, Deb Serbus, Nancy Menz. row two: Dave Menz, Betsy Angermeyr, Lois Menz, Gloria Gaasch, Michelle Bidinger, Linda Goblirsch, Becky Schweinfurter. row three: Jeff Borman, Barb Zimmer, Mona Menz. row four: Jim Bethke, Mike Wahldick, Tim Kodet, Steve Bartz, Paul Frank, Scott Tretbar, Nancee Lothert, Paulette Balsley. ' 14 M CLUB front row: M. Ruhland, N. Menz, B. Sullivan, N. Wahldick, S. Bartz, S. Tretbar, T. Tate, T. Sullivan, row two: D. Wolter, C. Gallery, B. Schweinfurter, D. Wabasha, D. Kuglin, J. Bethke, P. Frank, J. Lussenhop, C. Kodet. row three: A. Simmons, D. Angermeyr, D. Serbus, D. Menz, M. Wahldick, P. Lothert. row four: M. Bidinger, N. Lothert, B. Angermeyr, J. Ahrens, T. Borman, K. Lokken, D. Lothert, M. B. Bidinger, row five: P. Scheffler, J. Hennen, J. Mahlum, D. Dehncke, T. Kodet. row six: L. Goblirsch, J. Borman, S. McCorquodale, R. Crooks, row seven: M. Menz, B. Bidinger, J. Haas, row eight: M. Tisdell, T. Hennen, J. Koerner, D. Weilage, J. Reetz. row nine: C. Colwell, J. Shaw, R. Olson, C. Frank. CHEERLEADING CLUB front row: N. Lothert, D. Wolter, C. Gallery, M. Bidinger, A. Simmons, M. Ruhland. row two: T. Sullivan, P. Lothert, M. B. Bidinger, D. Lothert, C. Kodet. row three: T. Tate, L. Tisdell, B. Kodet, S. Mahlum, J. Lussenhop. row four: B. Schweinfurter, D. Angermeyr, D. Kuglin, D. Wabasha, J. Robinson, N. Menz. 15 PEP CLUB front row: L. Tisdell, A. Ruhland, S. Mahlum, P. Wahldick, J. Lussenhop, M. Brazil, N. Menz, B. Schweinfur- ter, D. Serbus, L. Menz, A. Lokker, M. Ruhland, B. Sullivan, row two: L. Schwab, M. Menz, G. Gaasch, A. Simmons, N. Scheffler, C. Gaasch, D. Kuglin, N. Lussenhop, M. Dehncke, T. Daun, K. Brockway, B. Schwab, row three: D. Wabasha, B. Kodet, M. Schlicht, L. Lokker, T. Tate, K. Gaasch, S. Gewerth, S. Hanson, N. Bartz, J. Kinney, K. Koerner, M. Bethke row four: M. Daun, L. Frank, B. Schlicht, G. Marguth, D. Lothert, M. Bidinger, T. Sullivan, C. Kodet, P. Lothert, N. Wahl dick, J. Robinson, row five: D. Wolter, C. Gallery, M. Bidinger, J. Ahrens, N. Lothert, M. Mahoney, C. Tisdell, A. Lussen- hop, B. Olson, B. Zimmer. CHESS CLUB front row: Brian Daun, Mark Frank, Jim Gallery, Jay Brown, row two: Mark Wahldick, Carl Colwell, Scott Lothert. 16 Not just a bunch of giggly girls FHA OFFICERS sitting: Nancy Menz-Treasurer, Anne Simmons-Secretary, Mona Menz-V. Pres., Mary Mahoney-Pres, Lois Menz-St. Council, Teresa Sullivan-lOth V. Pres, standing: Debbie Wolter-Historian, Mary Ruhland- . Vice Pres., Becky Schweinfurter-Rec. Leader, Bernadine Schwab-9th V. Pres. FHA MEMBERS front row: Lori Frank, Barb Schlicht, Nancy Lussenhop, Grace Marguth, Debbie Serbus, Ann Lokker. row two: Nellie Scheffler, Sandy Scheffler, Nancy Sperl, Brenda Goblirsch, Joyce Kinney, Ann Lussenhop. row three: Betty Sullivan, Mary Daun, Selma Hanson, Suzanne Sherman, Linda Goblirsch, Connie Gaasch, Gloria Gaasch, Jill Robinson. 17 STATISTICIANS front row: Brenda Olson, Mary Schlicht, Joe Frank, Nellie Scheffler. row two: Jim Bethke, Jill Robinson, Scott Tretbar, Jon Lussenhop, Nancee Lothert. row three: Cathy Gallery, Michelle Bidinger, row four: Jeff Borman, Tim Kodet. DECLAM Five girls and their advisor, Mrs. Colwell, attended the Sub-District declam contest at Gibbon on April 10th. Two girls, Nellie Scheffler and Bet- ty Sullivan, received A ra- tings and went on to District at Springfield on April 17th, as First Alternates in their cata- gories. front row: Lynn Lokker, Narv- cy Sperl. row two: Betty Sul- livan, Teresa Sullivan, Nellie Scheffler, Advisor Mrs. Colwell. 18 INDIANAIRES front: Dorothy Wabasha, row two: Lenor Scheffler, Captain Mary Ma- honey. row three: Barb Froehlich, Sandy Schultz Kelly Crooks. Now for your halftime enter- tainment, Morton High School is proud to present to you . . . The Indianaires and the Pom Pon girls. These 2 groups are made up of girls who enjoy choreographing new routines and performing at halftimes of games. The Pom Pon girls raised money to buy their new uniforms by selling cards and stationary. POM PON GIRLS front row: Laurie Frank, Ann Ruhland. row two: Co-Captain Joyce Kinney, Bernadine Schwab, row three: Becky Schweinfurter, Mary Jo Brazil, row four: Karen Brockway, Captain Jill Robinson, row five: Nancy Wahldick. 19 SR. HIGH BAND front row: Mary Ruhland, Lenor Scheffler, Mary Mahoney, Barb Schlicht, Sandy Scheffler, Bren- da Goblirsch, Barb Froelich, Betsy Angermeyr. row two: Bernadine Schwab, Laurie Frank, Connie Gaasch, Peggy Lothert, Anne Simmons, Nancy Sperl, Penny Scheffler, Ann Lussenhop, Deb Kuglin, Deb Serbus, Lois Menz. row three: John Dow, Teresa Sullivan, Nancy Lussenhop, Jon Lussenhop, Joe Hennen, Colleen Kodet, Debbie Lothert, Dorothy Angermeyr. row four: Tim Hennen, Carl Colwell, Mary Bidinger, Billy Mages, Jim Bethke, Ann Lokker, Tim Kodet, Joyce Kinney, Nellie Scheffler, Tim Frank, Director, Mr. Weber. to 20 (right) After receiving a star ra- ting at the District level, Betsy Angermeyr advanced to the Re- gional - State, and also received a star rating. A special thanks goes to the band and Mr. Weber for their excellent support at all the football games, girls and boys basketball games, pep fests, and the volleyball tournament. The concerts presented throughout the year were enjoyed by all. They represented Morton well. (left) The flute trio consisting of Betsy Angermeyr, Brenda Gob- lirsch, and Sandy Scheffler re- ceived star ratings at the District and Regional - State levels, (be- low) The Stage Band also re- ceived a star rating at the district competition. STAGE BAND front row: B. Angermeyr, N. Sperl, A. Lussenhop, P. Scheffler, D. Kuglin, L. Menz. row two: A. Lokker C. Colwell J. Lussenhop, D. Angermeyr, M. Bidinger, B. Mages, N. Scheffler, T. Frank, J. Brown, row three: T. Sullivan, N. Lussenhop, J. Lussenhop, D. Lothert, C. Kodet. Missing: P. Lothert. 21 SR. HIGH CHORUS front row: A. Simmons, C. Kodet, A. Lussenhop, L. Frank, L. Kipfer, B. Mages, S. Schultz H. Kojetin, T. Sullivan, N. Scheffler. row two: P. Lothert, N. Wahldick, B. Angermeyr, D. Wolter, J. Brown D. Wabasha, D. Serbus, M. Ruhland. row three: D. Angermeyr, P. Scheffler, D. Kuglin, C. Gaasch, N. Lussenhop, C. Frank, M. Menz, G. Gaasch, B. Schweinfurter. row four: J. Kinney, B. Zimmer, D. Lothert, M. Bidinger B. Bi- dinger, M. Tisdell, M. Mahoney, S. Dehncke, B. Goblirsch. 22 Sr. High Chorus Despite problems early in the year, choir members are to be commended, for they never gave up and made a fine showing at concerts and the conference festival. Not pictured: The choir pianist, Nancy Lothert and Director Mrs. Krueger. (Right) Betsy Angermeyr received star ratings at the district and Regional-State levels with her soprano solo. Jr. High Musicians JR. HIGH BAND front row: M. Dehncke, T. MacHolda, M. Bryan, M. Brazil, J. Kipfer, S. Mahlum, L. Lokker. row two: E. Winges, L. Tisdell, C. Swoboda, K. Serbus, A. Ruhland, T. Tate, L. Schwab, row three: J. Hennen, P. Angermeyr, P. Wahldick, J. Lussenhop, L. Tisdell, M. Bethke, B. Olson, row four: J. Sperl, J. Ruhland, C. Bethke, B. Simmons, C. Lussenhop, R. Deinken. far right: J. Angermeyr, L. Caven, K. Haskell, L. Daun. far left: Director - Mr. Weber. JR. HIGH CHORUS front row: T. Tate, M. Dehncke, P. Wahldick, C. Swoboda, D. Lund, L. Lokker, K. Serbus. row two: J. Dawson, K. Haskell, J. Angermeyr, J. Kojetin, M. Carruth, C. Pendleton, J. Lussenhop, A. Ruhland, L. Schwab, row three: B. Pendleton, N. Scheffler, M. Carruth, J. Carruth, S. Gewerth, L. Simning, F. Serbus, K. Gaasch, L. Tisdell, M. Brazil, row four: T. Serbus, T. MacHolda, J. Kipfer, M. Bryan, C. Tisdell, B. Kodet, M. Bethke, K. Koerner, B. Olson, M. Schlict, S. Mahlum, D. Hoff, director-Mrs. Krueger, not pictured. 23 Student Government Day right: Cletus Frank, Principal, John Mahlum, Supt. bottom right: Lois Menz, English, bottom left: Carl Lund, Ed Colwell, Custodians, below: Lenor Schef- fler. Math. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM front row: Coach Mr. Tate, T. Caven, D. Menz, T. Hennen, J. Hennen, J. Bethke, S. Tre b3u( S IVLCC qV0daLe rOW tw°: Asst' Coach Mr- Jacobson, R. Olson, J. Shaw, C. Frank, E. Colwell, T. Borman, J. Mahlum, D. Kuglin, D. Weilage. row three: Asst. Coach Mr. Backer, M. Tisdell, M. Wahldick, J. Koerner, C. Col- well, J. Borman, B. Bidinger K. Loken, M. Dow, J. Reetz, T. Robinson, row four: Manager, T. Kodet, P. Frank, J. Lussenhop, R. Crooks, T. Gallery, J. Haas, M. Reetz, G. Serbus, T. Ahrens, P. U'Ren, B. Daun. Hey Look At Our Team! Hut one, hut two...hut, hut. The football season brings many thoughts to one's mind. Winning, losing, and playing the game. Losing only three players from the previous year, the team was ready for a hard-hitting season. They came back rough and ready, determined to win. The 1974-1975 Indian team, despite the many ups and downs, proved their point- The Mighty Indians Are The Best! TOMAHAWK A LL-CONFERENCE (right) Tom Borman. Hit and be hit . . . SENIOR VIP'S (left) front row: Ed Colwell, John Mahlum, Steve McCorquodale, Dale Weilage. row two: Tom Borman, Cletus Frank, Dan Kug- lin. Rocky Crooks. A L L- CONFERENCE HONOR- ABLE MENTION: Joe Hennen and John Mahlum. SCOREBOARD WE OPPONENT THEY 12 Gibbon 6 6 Mountain Lake 36 0 Springfield 20 8 Fairfax 16 2 Winthrop 32 20 Gaylord 27 0 Wabasso 13 26 Sleepy Eye 0 51 Morgan 0 THIS PAGE WAS DONATED BY C D LEASING OF MORTON. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM front row: Manager Kevin Loken Joe Hennen, Brad Bidinger, Jim Shaw, Randy Olson, Jeff Borman, Tim Hennen, Tim Kodet, Manager Dean Lewis, row two: Coach Mr. Swanson, Mark Tisdell, Tim Caven, Mike Wahldick, Dave Menz, Rocky Crooks, John Mahlum, Tom Borman, Asst. Coach Mr. Feia. B SQUAD BASKETBALL TEAM front row: Dave Daun, Jeff Reetz, Greg Serbus, Mike Gewerth, Carl Colwell, Mark Reetz, Jay Brown, row two: John Dow, Martin Dow, Tom Gallery, Tim Hennen, Mark Tisdell, Mike Wahldick, Jim Shaw, Brad Bid- inger, Coach Mr. Feia. 28 Determined are we SENIOR VIP'S (left) Rocky Crooks, John Mahlum, Tom Borman. TOMAHAWK ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM (bottom) Rocky Crooks and Tom Borman. SCOREBOARD WE OPPONENT THEY WE OPPONENT THEY 48 Redwood Falls 41 67 Fairfax 55 44 Gibbon 42 50 Winthrop (OT) 49 60 Winthrop 68 53 Wabasso 57 61 Wabasso 70 76 Sleepy Eye 62 83 Frankl in 57 54 Franklin 49 83 Sanborn 77 54 Gibbon 48 40 Gaylord 52 37 Bel view 41 57 Brownton 36 52 Sleepy Eye 57 70 Buffalo Lake 60 77 Morgan 49 52 Morgan 57 54 Fairfax 67 District Action: Morton - 31 Redwood Falls - 38 i Nothing could have been more sweet for Tom Borman on Valen- tine's Day than to hit the 1000 point mark. After being on var- sity basketball 3 years, Tom made his onethousandth point on Febru- ary 14, 1975 at Sleepy Eye. He needed 19 points going into the game, but just one at the end of the first half. Tom started off his senior year as a forward with 650 points. As a guard he scored 349 points his sophomore year and 301 points his junior year. Not only did he make over 1,000 points, he also made the all-conference team 2 years and was male athlete of the year for 1975. THIS PAGE WAS DONATED BY ROYAL LUMBER AND ROYALCONSTRUCTORS OF MORTON. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL front row: Coach Mr. Backer, Tom Gallery, Mark Wahldick, Mark Frank, Tom Robinson, Brian Daun, Scott Hennen, Joey Dawson, row two: Coach Mr. Swanson, Manager John Robinson, Tim Pfluger, Wade Lewis, Bill Simmons, Brian Greenslit, Chris Lussenhop, Jim Gallery, Scott Lothert. row three: Greg Serbus, Martin Dow, Mark Reetz, Larry Loken, Tom Ahrens, Peter U'Ren, Kevin Haskell, Bill Mages, Manager Joey Ruhland. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL front row: Chris Columbus, Joey Dawson, Bill Simmons, Brian Greenslit, David Bidinger, John Angermeyr, Scott Lothert, Mark Frank, Wayne Zimmer, Herbie Froehlich, Rodney Greenslit. row two: Chris Lussenhop, Jim Gallery, Kevin Haskell, Scott Hennen, Brian Daun, Tom Robinson, Matt Pendleton, Gary Greenslit, Mark Wahldick, Man- ager John Robinson. 31 The Determined Team VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM kneeling: Manager D. Bidinger, R. Olson, J. Shaw, T. Hennen, T. Gallery, J. Koer- ner, T. Ahrens, standing: Coach S. Backer, K. Loken, T. Borman, J. Frank, J. Hennen, J. Gallery, J. Borman, L Loken, B. Bidinger, Asst. Coach K. Swanson. SCOREBOARD WE OPPONENT THEY 3 Winthrop 5 4 Gaylord 11 0 Sleepy Eye 4 14 Morgan 4 6 Wabasso 0 9 M.L.A. 2 6 Franklin 4 0 Gibbon 6 6 Fairfax 5 5 Springfield 2 9 Olivia 3 DIST. TOURNEY 2 Redwood Falls 3 THIS PAGE DONATED BY JIM WOLTER, McNESS FEED. SENIOR VIP Tom Borman 33 Loco-Motion BOY'S TRACK TEAM row one: Jay Brown, Bill Simmons, Scott Tretbar. row two: Bill Mages, Tim Pflueger, Jim Gallery, row three: Scott Lothert, Coach Les Feia, Mark Tisdell. 34 Although the team was small, they broke school records and placed in the conference, district, and regional track meets, (right) Scott Tretbar, a junior, went to the state in the 100 yd. dash for the second year in a row. Tim Caven also broke 2 school records in the two mile and Dave Menz and Tom Borman also competed at the regional meet, in the discus throw and 100 yard dash, respectively. The young team was coached by Les Feia, who kept them going and wouldn't let them give up. THIS PAGE WAS DONATED BY MORGAN FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY, OF MORGAN. GIRL'S A-SQUAD BASKETBALL kneeling: Coach Stefanich, Manager Nancee Lothert, Teresa Sullivan, Cathy Gal- lery, Jolene Ahrens, Betsy Angermeyr, Michelle Bidinger, Mary Beth Bidinger, Mona Menz, Nancy Wahldick, Deb Lothert, Peggy Lothert, Brenda Olson, Dorothy Angermeyr, Colleen Kodet. GIRL'S B-SQUAD BASKETBALL Mertie Dehncke, Patti Wahldick, Colleen Kodet, Teresa Sullivan, Brenda Olson, Mary Schlicht, Grace Marguth, Dorothy Angermeyr, Gina U'Ren, Peggy Lothert, Barb Schlicht, Nancy Wahldick, Deb Lothert, Manager Nancee Lothert, Coach Stefanich. Girls take it all Girls—You've done us proud! The 1974-75 girls' bas- ketball team proved to be an ambitious determined, hardworking crew as they pulled 15 victories out of the hat. Running away with conference and district first place titles, they lost to Glencoe in the final round of region action. The season will long be remembered by those involved and those who followed the team. SENIOR VIP'S (right) front: Cathy Gallery, Jolene Ahrens, Mona Menz. back: Michelle Bidinger. TOMA- HAWK ALL-CONFERENCE BASKETBALL TEAM: (bot- tom right) Mary Beth and Michelle Bidinger. Girls win district . . . place 2nd in Region III With more and more talk about woman's rights, 1974 brought the first State High School League Girls Bas- ketball tournament to Minnesota. After winning the Conference, the girls went into the District rated num- ber 1. By defeating Springfield and Wabasso they met Gaylord at New Ulm on Nov. 9, for the District Cham- pionship. Amid joyful cheers and tearful faces, the girls received the 1st place trophy. They then advan- ced to the Region III semi-finals held at Granite Falls. There they met Prinsburg in a close 35-31 struggle. Glencoe, a much taller and more experienced team, was then their opponent for the final game. Glencoe's height and experience proved them the better team and they went on to win the state championship. SCOREBOARD WE OPPONENT THEY 53 Springfield 17 67 Fairfax 23 67 Winthrop 45 39 New Ulm 29 44 G ay 1 ord 43 47 Wabasso 46 49 Sleepy Eye 13 57 Morgan 47 50 New Ulm 33 72 Gibbon 17 59 Franklin 24 DISTRICT ACTION 62 Springfield 32 39 Wabasso 26 39 Gaylord 30 REGION ACTION 35 Prinsburg 31 45 Glencoe 60 GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL A-SQUAD front row: Brenda Olson, Betsy Angermeyr, Peggy Lothert, Michelle Bidinger, Jo- lene Ahrens, Mona Menz, Nancee Lothert. row two: Teresa Sullivan, Nellie Scheffler, Mary Lou Simning, Mary Beth Bidinger, Nancy Wahldick, Debbie Lothert, Dorothy Angermeyr, Coach Mrs. Scheitel. Up and over . . . Whoever said that the woman's place is in the home better take a second look. And the perfect place to take that second look is at Morton High School where sports plays a huge part in the lives of many of the girls. Winter brought volleyball, and along with that came 11 out of 11 big wins, plus the conference championship title. A volleyball tournament was sponsored at MHS on February 22. Eight schools at- tended the tournament with the home team taking first place. VIP'S front: Michelle Bidinger, Jolene Ahrens, back: Nancee Lothert, Mona Menz. 38 TOMAHAWK ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM (below) Mona Menz and Mary Beth Bidinger. SCOREBOARD INDIANS UNDEFEATED 11-0 Season OPPONENTS WE Springfield 15 10 16 Fairfax 14 15 15 Gaylord 15 15 Wabasso 15 15 Sleepy Eye 15 15 Morgan 15 15 Gibbon 15 15 Frankl in 15 14 A W 15 MORTON INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Fairfax 15 15 Morgan 15 15 Frankl in 15 15 THEY 5 15 14 16 3 6 8 2 8 9 6 7 12 0 10 7 1 16 6 10 7 9 6 7 4 GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL B and C-SQUADS front row: Patti Wahldick, Mertie Dehncke, Lynn Lokker, Terry Tate, Ber- nadine Schwab, Lisa Tisdell, Karen Gaasch. row two: Lisa Simning, Dagmar Hoff, Mary Daun, Barb Schlicht, Carrie Tisdell, Grace Marguth, Mary Schlicht, Joyce Kinney (Absent: Managers, Suzanne Sherman, Selma Hanson, and Nancy Lussenhop). 39 Run to win GIRL'S TRACK TEAM front: D. Lund D. Angermeyr, K. Gaasch, P. Wahldick, T. Tate, B. Schwab, row two: G. Marguth, B. Angermeyr, K. Koerner, M. Schlicht, M. Bidinger, M. Bidinger, D. Angermeyr. row three: N. Scheff- ler, B. Goblirsch, T. Sullivan, N. Sperl, L. Tisdell, A. Ruhland. row four: M. Daun, L. Goblirsch, S. Scheffler, C. Tisdell, S. Mahlum, M. Brazil, row five: P. Scheffler, M. Bethke, D. Serbus, J. Ahrens, D. Kuglin, Coach M. Stefanich. 40 SENIOR VIP'S Linda Goblirsch, Michelle Bidinger, Jolene Ahrens. ■ Despite poor weather conditions and no track to run on, the girls gave all they had and always came out win- ners. They placed third in the conference meet, third n the district and second in the Region. (bottom) The 880 relay team consisting of Mary Beth Bidinger, Dorothy Angermeyr, Donna Angermeyr, Mi- chelle Bidinger, and Betsy Angermeyr as a substitute, placed first at the region to advance to the state com- petition held at Richfield. THIS PAGE DONATED BY CITIZEN’S STATE BANK OF OLIVIA The Friendly Fireballs Top: B-SQUAD Colleen Kodet, Debbie Lothert, Peggy Lothert, Mary Beth Bidinger, Teresa Sullivan. Bottom: C-SQUAD Kneeling: Judy Lussenhop. Standing: Susan Mahlum, Betty Kodet, Lisa Tisdell. Top: Terry Tate. A-SQUAD kneeling: Nancee Lothert, Debbie Wolter, Michelle Bidinger, standing: Anne Simmons Mary Ruhland, Cathy Gallery. Cheerleading . . . A time to remember The Varsity Cheerleaders will always remember the week of Aug. 5-9, for that was the week they attended the Na- tional Cheerleaders Association Firebird Cheerleaders As- sociation Firebird Cheerleading Camp at Gustavus Adol- phus College. Arriving on Mon., in the back of a pickup truck, they registered, were assigned their rooms, and were introduced to the NCA staff. Tues. began the busy week of learning new cheerleading techniques. The girls got off to a good start each of the first 2 nights of competi- tion by winning the highest awards possible; a superior blue ribbon and spirit stick. The last and most memor- able day came too soon. On that day, the MHS cheer- leaders received 2 superior blue ribbons, and a spirit stick, besides being one of the 10 best squads chosen to compete for the District Championship. 43 HEADSTART front row: Kristin Huber, Andy Frank, Bobby Dehncke, Gary Deinken, Dana Hoff, Cory Seehausen. row two: Joseph Goodthunder, Ross McCorquodale, Wendy Seehausen, Penny Serbus, Greg Deinken, Elizabeth Gregg, Michele Pendleton, Tammy Dallenbach, absent: Jeffrey Lothert and Chad Serbus. KINDERGARTEN front row: Connie Swoboda, Tina Haas, Lisa Serbus, Jerry Schultz, row two: Kim Daun, Kim Haas, Teresa Lothert, Tommy Carruth, Chris Dehncke. absent: Jennifer Teed, Danny Kodet, Renae Sherman, and Velma Simning. 46 FIRST GRADE front row: Darren Dow, Lisa Schweinfurter, Bobby Zimmer, Angel Benson, Troy Benson, row two: Mrs. Fitz, John Jensen, Troy Kettner, Karen Simmons, Cathy Swoboda, Pat Ahrens, row three: Jared Haas, Casey Bluestone, Kelly Jo Cherry, row four: Jerilyn Kodet, Mary Jo Serbus, Troy Seehausen, Tim Prescott, absent: Billy Gaasch, Tim Breigel. SECOND GRADE: front row: Judy Dehncke, Kristine Simning, Jean Rietter, Harley Zimmer, Mike Daun, Paul Swoboda. row two: Doug Jensen, Karyl Haskell, Marilyn Froehlich, Patty Lussenhop, Duane Panitzke. row three: Miss Seng, Kirt Serbus, Donna Borman, Lori Hennen, Lisa Kojetin. row four: Curtis Serbus, Scott Friese, Rusty McGowan, absent: Joyce Sperl. 47 THIRD GRADE front row: Steve Petsinger, Laurie Angermeyr, Dean Wacek, Amy Schweinfurter, Mike Dehncke. row two: Danny Brazil, Lynn Greenslit, Jim Hennen, Sheila Woelfel, Koleen Sperl. row three: Laurie Goblirsch, Tammy Carruth, Brad Kodet, Pat Simmons, row four: Mrs. Angermeyr, Kevin McGowan, Jim Swoboda, Cassie Cherry, Me- lissa Columbus, Dawn Balsley. FOURTH GRADE front row: Peggy Tretbar, Daneilla Leith, Darcy Benson, Tim Wolter, John Tate, Peter Brown, Shawn Frank, Scott Greenslit, Kelly Haskell, row two: Ann Frank, Kathy McCorquodale, Ann MacHolda, Cathy Reitter, Amy Bethke, Mary Tisdell, Anne Kojetin, Tony Lussenhop. row three: Julie Serbus, Kathleen Serbus, Justin Dow, David Schultz, Mark Daun, Todd Prescott, Sandy Brockway, Cathy Dehncke, Bruce Toltzman, Mrs. Simmons, absent: Donna Pendleton, Brian Pendleton. 48 FIFTH GRADE front row: Tim Kojetin, Tim Swoboda, Dean Lewis, Chris Lokker, Gary Frank, Amy Lussenhop, Noreen Sperl, Lori Kojetin, Bobby Haas, row two: Eddie Gaasch, Greg Hennen, Herman Froehl ich, Mark Lund, Ricky Koerner, Richard LeTourneau, Kathy Lothert, Brenda Serbus, Beth Frank, Kenny Sherman, row three: Kim Friese, Bobby Reb- stock, Stanley Schmidt, Kevin Balsley, Margaret Brockway, Jeanne Deinken, Mary Angermeyr, Ricky Lothert, Mr. Jacobson. SIXTH GRADE front row: Ellen Winges, Janet Simning, Linda Tisdell, Charolette Bethke, Laurie Caven, Patty Anger- meyr, Lori Daun, Jeff Pendleton, Ricky Deinken. row two: John Robinson, Randy Friese, Dean Pendleton, David Bid- inger) Joe Ruhland, Todd Pfluger, Benjamin Pendleton, John Lothert, John Hennen, John Sperl, Mr. Swanson. 49 We learn by doing 50 SEVENTH GRADE (above) front row: Mary Jean Bryan, Jodi Kipfer, Keith Haskell, Chris Columbus, Joe Daw- son, Susan Mahlum, Mertie Dehncke, Bonnie Pendleton, Carla Pendleton, Billy Simmons, row two: Lois Schwab, Nancy Scheffler, Karen Carruth, Cheryl Swoboda, Teresa MacHolda, Theresa Serbus, Patty Wahldick, Judy Lussen- hop, Ann Ruhland, Mary Jo Brazil, row three: Gloria Ser- bus, Lisa Tisdell, Karen Serbus, Gary Greenslit, Jim Gal- lery, Rodney Greenslit, Brian Greenslit, Scott Lothert, John Angermeyr. absent: Sandy Sherman, Gina U'Ren. CLASS OFFICERS (right) front row: Lisa Tisdell-V. Presi- dent, Billy Simmons-Treas., Brian Greenslit-St. Council, row two: Gina U'Ren-President, Mary Jo Brazil-Secretary wn The new seekers EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS (left) front: Betty Kodet - St. Council, Brenda Olson - President, John Kojetin - Treasurer, back: Scott Hennen - V. President, Shirley Gewerth - Secretary. EIGHTH GRADE (bottom) front row: Karen Gaasch, Steve MacHolda, Wayne Zimmer, Scott Hennen, Mark Wahldick, Kevin Haskell, Brenda Olson, Mark Frank, Terry Tate, Brian Daun. row two: Chris Lussenhop, Shirley Gewerth, Tom Robinson, Mary Schlicht, Herbie Froehlich, Betty Kodet, John Kojetin, Lisa Simning, Judy Carruth. row three: Marcia Bethke, Lynn Lokker, Doreen Lund, Mary Carruth, Dagmar Hoff, Kris Koer- ner, Carrie Tisdell, Charles Toltzman, Matt Pendleton. 51 Freshmen frolics FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS (right) top to bottom: Peter U'Ren-V. President Brenda Gobiirsch-St. Council, Joyce Kinney-President, Donna Angermeyr-Treasurer, Ann Lus- senhop-Secretary. FRESHMEN (bottom) front row: Jeff Serbus, Nancy Sperl, Ann Lussenhop, Laurie Frank, Bernadine Schwab, Sandy Scheffler, Colleen Kodet. row two: Craig Lund, Larry Loken, Wade Lewis, Brenda Goblirsch, Joyce Kinney, Grace Marguth, Julie Lothert, Mary Jo Daun. row three: Bill Mages, Tim Pfluger, Lance Kipfer, Tom Gallery, Greg Serbus, Mary Beth Bidinger, Barb Schlicht, Debbie Lothert. row four: Tom Ahrens, Mark Reetz, Martin Dow, Melvin Gewerth. absent: Donna Angermeyr, Linda Brock- way, Cathy Pendleton, Peter U'Ren. Sophomores ... a group of people sharing SOPHOMORES standing: Tim Hennen, Mark Tisdell, Carl Colwell, Jeff Reetz, Dave Daun, Jay Haas, Mike Gewerth, Jim Shaw, Tim Frank, Brad Bidinger, John Koerner, Jody Frank, Susy Carruth, Amy Tesmar, Kelly Crooks, Sandy Schultz, Doug Sperl, Nellie Scheffler, Dorothy Anger- meyr. sitting on top of lockers: Helen Kojetin, Penny Sch- effler, Teresa Sullivan, Jay Brown, Peggy Lothert, Nancy Wahldick, Nancy Lussenhop, Anne Simmons, Connie Gaasch, Deb Kuglin. OFFICERS front: Anne Simmons-St. Council, Connie Gaasch-Secretary. row two: Jay Brown-Treasurer, Tim Hennen-Vice President, Carl Colwell-President. 53 Spirit of'76 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (right) front: Becky Schwein- furter-Vice Pres., Betsy Angermeyr-Pres. back: Randy Olson-St. Council, Nancy Menz-Sec., Tim Caven- Treas. JUNIOR CLASS (bottom) front row; Betsy Angermeyr, Deb Serbus, Becky Schweinfurter, Dorothy Wabasha, Nancy Menz, Mary Ruhland, Debbie Senkyr, Paulette Balsley, Ric Steffens, Kevin Loken. row two: Joe Hennen, Tim Kodet, Dave Menz, Mary Simning, Neva Hanson, Karen Brockway, Tracy Daun, Don Dehncke, John Dow. row three: Paul Frank, Jon Lussenhop, Scott Tretbar, Randy Olson, Jim Bethke, Jeff Borman, Clark Winges, Mike Wahldick. absent: Steve Bartz, Julie Beers, Tim Caven, Brenda Pendleton. 54 Today will be a pleasant memory tomorrow because we cared enough to give the only thing we have . . . ourselves. CLASS OFFICERS front row: Gloria Gaasch - Treasurer, Tom Borman - St. Council row two: Cathy Gallery - President, Jill Robinson - Secretary Class Flower: White Rose and Yellow Daisy Class Colors: Lime green and Yellow Co 3 O Jolene Ahrens Nancy Bartz Michelle Bidinger What A Friend We Have In Time, Gives Us Children, Tom Borman Edwin Colwell Rockford Crooks Susan Dehncke Makes Us Wine, Tells Us What To Take Or Leave Behind. Clet us Frank Barbara Froehlich Gloria Gaasch Cathryn Gallery Raymond Gewerth Linda Goblirsch And The Gifts Of Growing Old Are The Stories To Be Told Daniel Kuglin Selma Hanson James Koerner Steven McCorquodale William MacHolda John Mahlum Friends, I Will Remember You, Think Of You, Mary Mahoney Lois Menz Mona Menz Dennis Prescott Jill Robinson Lenor Scheffler Donald Prescott And When Another Day Is Through Roxane Schmidt Suzanne Sherman Deborah Simning Elizabeth Sullivan I’ll Still Be Friends With You Dale Weilage Deborah Wolter Barbara Zimmer FRIENDS WITH YOU by Bill Danoff and Taffy Nivert ® Copyright 1971 Cherry Lane Music Co. Used by Permission - All Rights Reserved JOLENE AHRENS Basketball 11,12; Track 10-12; Volleyball 12 (co-capt.); Pep Club 11,12; FHA 9-11; M-Club 11,12; FSA 9; Chorus 10 NANCY BARTZ Pep Club 11,12 MICHELLE BIDINGER Homecoming MC 12; Sweetheart Candidate 10; Basketball 11,12 (co-capt.); Track 10-12; Cheer- leading 9-12; Volleyball 12 (co- capt,); Tomahawk 12; Smoke Sig- nals 12; St. Council 11; Pep Club 11,12; FH A 9-11; M-Club 10-12; FSA 9,10,12; Cheerleading Club , 8-12; Chorus 9-11; Band 9; Girls BB all-conf. 11,12; Athlete of the year 12 TOM BORMAN Homecoming Escort 12; Football 9-12(Capt.); Track 10,11; Smoke Signals 11,12 St. Council 12; M- Club 9-12 (Pres.); Chess Club 10; Baseball 9-12(Capt.); Class Offi- cer 9,11,12; BB all-conf. 11,12; FB all-conf. 11,12; Athlete of the year 12 EDWIN COLWELL Homecoming Escort 12; Sweet- heart Escort 10,11; Football 9-12; Basketball 9,10; Track 9; Smoke Signals 12; St. Council 9,12; M- Club 10-12; Chorus 9-11; Chess Club 10; Class Officer 9-12 ROCKY CROOKS Homecoming Escort 12; Sweet- heart Escort 11; Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12; M-Club 10-12 SUSAN DEHNCKE Chorus 9,10,12 CLETUS FRANK Football 11,12; Smoke Signals 11, 12; St. Council 11; M-Club 11,12; FSA 9-11; Chorus 9-12; Band 9-11; Chess Club 12; Math Award 12; Science Award 12; Salutatorian 12 BARBARA FROEHUCH Pep Club 9-11; FSA 10-12; Chorus 10,11; Band 9-12; Indianaires 12 GLORIA GAASCH Homecoming Queen 12; Sweet- heart Queen 11; Tomahawk 12; Smoke Signals 11,12; Pep Club 9- 12; FH A 9-12; Chorus 9-12; Ca- dettes 9 CATHRYN GALLERY Homecoming Candidate 12; Basket- ball ll,12(co-capt.); Cheerleading 9,10,12; Tomahawk 11,12; Smoke Signals 11; St. Council 9-12(Pres.); Pep Club 11,12; FH A 9,10; M-Club 9-12; FSA 9; Cheerleading Club 9- 12(Pres.); Chorus 9,10; Band 9; Class Officer 9,12(Pres.) RAYMOND GEWERTH Basketball 9,10 LINDA GOBLIRSCH Track 10-12; Smoke Signals 11,12; FHA 9-12; M-Club 11,12; Chorus 10,11 SELMA HANSON Volleyball Manager 12; Pep Club 11,12; FHA 9,10,12; Chorus 10 JAMES KOERNER Sweetheart Escort 10; Football 9- 12; Smoke Signals 10; M-Club 10- 12; Chess Club 10; Baseball 10; Class Officer 10 DANIEL KUGUN Football 9-12; Basketball 9-11; Smoke Signals 11,12; St. Council 12; M-Club 10-12 ANN LOKKER Transferred from Pine Island. Tomahawk 12; Smoke Signals 11; Pep Club 12; FHA 9-12; Declam 9-11; Chorus 9-11; Band 9-12; Pom Pon 9,10; Class Officer 10; Salutatorian 12 DAVID LOTHERT Smoke Signals 12 NANCY LOTHERT Track 10-11; Cheerleading 9-12; Volleyball 12; Smoke Signals 11, 12; St. Council 12; Tomahawk 11, 12; Pep Club 11,12 FHA 9-11; M- Club 9-12; FSA 9,10; Cheerleading Club 8-12; Declam 9-11; Chorus 9-12(accom.); Band 9; Class Offi- cer 11; Majorette 10; Girls Basket- ball Manager 11,12; Salutatorian 12 CARL LUND Chorus 9 WILLIAM MACHOLDA Track 10; M-Club 10-12 JOHN MAHLUM Football 9-12(co-capt.); Basket- ball 9-12(co-capt.); Track 9,10; M-Club 9-12; Band 9 MARY ANN MAHONEY Sweetheart Candidate 11; Toma- hawk 12; Smoke Signals 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; FHA 9-12(Pres.); Chorus 10-12; Band 9-12(Pres.); Indianaires 12; Class Officer 11 STEVE McCORQUODALE Football 11,12 LOIS MENZ Sweetheart Candidate 10; Toma- hawk 12; Smoke Signals 11,12 (editor); St. Council 10,12; Pep Club 11,12; FHA 10-12; Chorus 10,11; Band 9-12; Cadettes 9-11 (capt.) Robert Phieffer Award 12; Salutatorian 12 MONA MENZ Basketball 11,12; Track 10,11; Volleyball 12; Tomahawk 12; Smoke Signals 11,12; Pep Club 10- 12; FHA 9-12; M-Club 10-12; FSA 9,10; Chorus 9-12 DENNY PRESCOTT Class Officer 12; Smoke Signals 12 DONALD PRESCOTT Football 11; Smoke Signals 12 JILL ROBINSON Sweetheart Candidate 11; Cheer- leading 9; Tomahawk ll,12(editor); Smoke Signals 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; FHA 9-12; Cheerleading Club 9-12; Cadettes 10; Pom Pon 11,12; Class Officer 12 LENOR SCHEFFLER Tomahawk 11,12; Declam 9-11; Band 9-12; Cadettes 9-11; Indianaires aires 12 ROXANE SCHMIDT Transfer from California Smoke Signals 11 SUZANNE SHERMAN Volleyball Manager 12; Tomahawk 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; FHA 9-12 DEBORAH SIMNING Pep Club 9,10; FHA 9 ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Sweetheart Candidate 11; Basket- ball 11; Track 10; Tomahawk 12; Smoke Signals 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; FHA 9-12; M-Club 11,12; FSA 9-11; Declam 9-12; Chorus 10; Class Officer 11 DALE WOLAGE Football 9-12; Basketball 9,10; Track 9; M-Club 10-12; Baseball 9,10 DEBORAH WOLTER Homecoming Candidate 12; Sweet- heart Candidate 10,11; Cheerlead- ing 9-12(Capt.); Tomahawk 11,12; Smoke Signals 11; St. Council 11; Pep Club 9-12(Pres.); FHA 9-12; M-Club 9-12; Cheerleading Club 9-12; Chorus 9-12; Band 9,10; Class Officer 11 BARBARA ZIMMER Tomahawk 12(editor); Smoke Sig- nals 12; Pep Club 9-12; FHA 9-12; Chorus 10 Put your head on my shoulder . . . Who will be the lucky girl? was the question going through the minds of MHS students on February 7, 1975. For on that day, the FHA sponsored their annu- al Sweetheart Ball. Five girls were vying for the title of Sweetheart 1975, with Mary Ruhland capturing the honors. The band, Daniel, provided music for the evening. SWEETHEART COURT: front row: Jerilyn Kodet, Tim Briegel, Queen Mary Ruhland, Tim Kodet, Anne Simmons, Tim Hennen. row two: Connie Gaasch, Joe Hennen, Becky Schweinfurter, Dan Kuglin, Nancy Menz, Jim Shaw. 69 “Castles in the Sky” Friday night, May 2nd the Ju- niors and Seniors donned tuxes and formals for their sweat- shirts and blue jeans. So began a very memorable evening in a Castle in the Sky. The evening began at 7:30 with a banquet at St. John's Catholic Church catered by the Blue Mound from Luverne. The speaker for the evening was our hiyh school princiapl, Mr. Hallock. The Class Will and Prophecy were also read. The Grand March be- gan at 9:15 in the high school gymnasium with Clover pro- viding the music. The gym was gaily decorated like a Castle with a garden and fountains. A drawbridge added a special touch. A great deal of thanks to their advisors, Mrs. Hallock and Mr. Borman. And especially to Mrs. Hallock for her many hours of preparation and work on the banquet, the memory books, and the dance. Athletic Banquet The Athletic Banquet was May 22 at the Sleepy Eye Orchid Inn. The guest speaker was Tyrone Wacker, head football, wrestling, and baseball coach at Worth- ington Community College. Mr. Tate and Mr. Hallock awarded 16 seniors with their letters. Awards Day — 1975 (left) Lois Menz received both the Robert Bucholz and Robert Pfeiffer awards on Awards Day, May 16th. First year letter winners received their emblems, (be- low) Michelle Bidinger and Tom Borman received the American Legion Athlete of the year Awards. The four honor students received medals, (bottom left) The valedictorian, Lenor Scheffler, received a trophy, (bottom right) Ann Lokker was the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award winner. Graduation Today will be a pleasant memory tomorrow because we cared enough to give the only things we have... ourselves. For 12 years we gave of ourselves to faculty, administration, extra-curricular activities, and fellow classmates. May 27, 1975 was the day that will be remembered by the 37 gradua- ting seniors of MHS. Commence- ment speaker was Dr. Benjamin Buck, Dean of Education at Man- kato State College. Lenor Scheffler valedictorian, gave a farewell speech on behalf of the class and diplomas were presented by Bob Simmons, Chairman of the Morton School Board. Barb Zimmer receiving her diploma Look out world - here we come! 75 76 SCHOOL BOARD front: L. Lussenhop, R. Simmons, W. Lothert row two: R. Scheffler, L. Greenslit H. Deinken ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Maguire-Elementary, Mr. Ander- son-Superintendent, Mr. Hal lock-High School SECRETARIES Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Sindelier (opposite page) VOCATIONAL Mrs. Scheitel, Mr. Tate, Mrs. Ludtke. SPECIALIZED AREAS Mrs. Anderson, Librarian, Mr. Bressler, Counselor, Mrs. Weilage, Speech MATH: Miss Zastrow, Miss Wood, Mrs. Hallock. ENGLISH and SOCIAL STUDIES (left) sitting: Mrs. Kuch, Mrs. Colwell, standing: Mr. Feia, Mr. Borman. MUSIC (bottom left) Mr. Weber, Mrs. Krueger, Mrs. Hall. PHYSICAL EDUCATION and SCIENCE (bottom right) Miss Stefanich, Mrs. Eichten, Mr. Backer HEADSTART (above left) Mrs. Freitag, Mrs. Bryan. SPECIAL SERVICES (above right) front: Mrs. Prescott, Mrs. Blue, back: Mrs. Goodthunder, Mrs. O'Neil. BUS DRIVERS (right) Mr. Smith, Mr. Haas, Mr. Bryan, Mrs. Tis- de 11, Mrs. Kline. COOKS (below left) sitting: Mrs. Bartz, Mrs. Wolter. standing: Mrs. Balsley. JANITORS (below right) Mr. Schoen, Mr. Bucholz. 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