Morton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Morton, MN)

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EIGHTH GRADE Class Of ’80 The eighth grade was a hard-working class during the year. It's not unusual though, since there are twice as many girls as boys. They helped improve the town by cleaning up the quarries and the park. Eighth grade advisors were Mrs. Zachariason and Mr. Olson. RIGHT: Eighth graders always were a bunch of hams . . . FRONT ROW: Karen Serbus, Sandra Sherman, Mertie Dehncke, Lois Schwab, Gina U'Ren, Susan Mahlum — V. Pres., Lisa Tisdell — St. Council ROW 2: Karen Carruth, Theresa Serbus, Theresa MacHolda — Sec., Gloria Serbus, Patricia Wahldick, Ann Ruhland — Treas., Judy Lussenhop ROW 3: Marie Vanslette, Carla Pendleton, Bonnie Pendleton, Nancy Scheffler, Cheryl Swoboda, Jodi Kipfer, Mary Jean Bryan, Mary Jo Brazil ROW 4: John Angermeyr — St. Council, Christopher Columbus, Scott Lothert, Jimmy Gallery, Gary Greenslit ROW 5: Richard Berry, Kevin Forcier, Brian Greenslit — Pres., Rodney Greenslit, William Simmons, Keith Haskell, John Bears- Heart U

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FRESHMEN Class Of ’79 Freshmen—just out of junior high— fresh into senior high. The class of '79 worked hard on putting on the Senior Farewell Dance held on May 14—Senior Skip Day. And advisors. Miss Zastrow and Mr. Feia, will never forget them! LEFT: Kevin isn't camera-shy like Scott! SEVEN: Lynn Lokker, Mary Carruth, Dagmar Hoff, Lisa Simning, Kristine Koerner, Betty Kodet — St. Council, Carrie Tisdell, Brenda OlSon — St. Council, Mary Schlicht, Doreen Lund, Marcia Bethke — Sec., Karen Gaasch — Treas., Judy Carruth, Terry Tate — V. Pres. NINE: Wayne Zimmer, Herbert Froehlich, Kevin Haskell, Scott Hennen — Pres., Chris Lus- senhop, Mark Wahldick, Mark Frank, Steve MacHolda, Charles Toltzman, Jerome Schoen, Kevin Columbus, Brian Daun, Tom Robinson, Matthew Pendleton, John Kojetin, Tom Bears- Heart. MISSING: Shirley Gewerth. 13

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SEVENTH GRADE Class Of ’81 Seventh graders are usually excited, scared, and curious on their first day of seventh grade. Instead of one teacher, they have at least 6 or 7. They roam the halls for 5 minutes before each class trying to find the right room. It's a big change for them in junior high school—growing up. LEFT: This is math? Really, John is cleaning up the mess he made after setting the math room clock ahead. FRONT ROW- Lori Daun, Janet Slmning, Joe Ruhland, John Hennen — secretary, Todd Pfluger ROW 2: Ben- iamin Pendleton Ellen Winges, Linda Tisdell, Laurie Caven — Treas., St. Council, Charlotte Bethke — V. President, Patricia Angermeyr, John Robinson ROW 3: Richard Deinken, Jeff Pendleton, Dean Pendleton, David Bidinger — President, Randy Friese, John Lothert, John Sperl 15