Morton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Morton, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1978 volume:

1978 TOMAHAWK MORTON PUBLIC SCHOOL MORTON, MINNESOTA Presented by Mary Jo Daun Ann Lussenhop ... Julie Lothert ... Bernadine Schwab Nancy Sperl ..... Sandy Scheffler . Tom Gallery ..... Peter U'Ren ..... Mark Frank ...... Mrs. Mary Revler .Senior Editor ...Asst. Editor ....Art Editor Bus. Manager • Photographer .Photographer ...Advertising ...Advertising ...Advertising ......Advisor Dedication MRS. SIMMONS Lorraine Simmons has taught at Morton for 12 years. She is unique in that she has the rare combination of ability to inspire and extreme patience. Combine this with the genuine care and concern for her students and you have the teacher we have known and loved for so long. She has not only achieved recognition from her students but also from her fellow teachers. To her we dedicate our yearbook, with heartfelt thanks and our best wishes for the future. She will be missed. 1. Good joke, huh? 2. Hurry up Bern put it In your sleeve before they see. 3. One of Susan's more active moments. 4. Did you loose something Lau- rie? , Asks Brenda. ! 1 MHS fans get rowdie as the In- dians win again. 2 Cheerleaders help the fans get fired up for the big Homecoming game. 3 Lisa shows her strength, and Gloria seems really impressed! 4 Although Noreen likes having her picture taken, Mary Jo, Ka- ren, and Ann don't seem too thrilled! 5 There must be something (or someone) pretty good over there! 6 Senior boys help Mr. Nytes set up his new office. 1 Mary hard at work on her favor- ite perch. 2 Lynn doesn't seem to approve of having her picture taken. 3 Marcia, Laurie, Carrie, Terry, and Shirley take 5 from class time. 4 Ann contemplates on another hour of band as Mary Jean tries to figure out what happened to the bottom of her horn! 5 Ann K., Ann M., and Cathy M. pose for a quick shot. 6 Another class, hard at work. 7 Another hard day at work huh Opey? 8 Mark F., Tim P. and Brian D. find themselves meeting with Mr. Nytes again! 1 Teachers show their spirit (and talent) as they participate with the cheerleaders in a skit. 2 Whatever the attraction, Jim, Brian, and Kevin sure seem inter- ested. 3 Everyone hard at work..., well, almost everyone, right Doreen??! 4 One of the more serious mo- ments at an MMM club meeting. 5 Joe, quite willingly, helps Sandy with a difficult assignment. 6 Mary stays cool (?) about having her picture taken, but Brian, Chris, and Jim looked fired-up! 1 3:09, and where are the buses?!? 2 Football team prepares to leave for the state tournament amid cheers from the students. 3 Closing your eyes won't make that hand go away, Kathy! 4 Students participate in the an- nual Book Fair. 5 Lori considers her next stroke, as Colleen and Nancy look on. 6 And for today's noon hour enter- tainment — Muscle-Men, Jim and Brian! 4 1. Hey Shawn, Scott's not laugh Ing, must have been a BAD joke. 2. Just friends???? 3. Cold head Lynn? 4. There must be alot of pictures in that paper. 5. Senior guys taking it easy. 6. Donna and Laurie showing off Mr. Madlgan's new boots. 7. Hey, what's going on over there? HOMECOMING 1977 fi It was a feeling only an MHS student can remember- they smile at the thought of it. Homecoming week be- gan Oct. 10 with each day something special. RIGHT: Connie crowns Mary as the 1977 Homecoming Queen as Tom looks on. BELOW: Brenda Goblirsch, Crown-bearers Shannon O'Neil and Tony Brown; Row 2: Larry Loken, Lance Kipfer, Peter U'Ren, Deb Lothert, Colleen Kodet, Tom Gallery, Greg Serbus; Row 3: 1977 Queen Mary Bi- dinger and 1976 Queen Connie Gaasch. WE DID IT! 16 XA.cfiW Members of the first grade class who also participated in the coro- nation ceremony are Tony Brown and Shannon O'Neil. A special touch was added to the evening when Donna Angermeyr beautifully sang Evergreen Cheerleaders kept the rhythm while presenting their Homecom- ing skit. LEFT: Joe and Nancy are working hard under the watchful eye of Ann Lussenhop, taking over for Mrs. Scheitel on Student Government Day. BOTTOM LEFT: Lance and Peter on Student Govern- ment Day sharing Mr. Tate's duties, and goofing off every chance they get!! BOTTOM RIGHT: Bern and Opey planning their senior class trip which included a rock concert at the Civic Center, a Minnesota Twins game, and a trip to the IDS Tower. ABOVE: Greg teaching (?) the sixth graders on Student Govern- ment Day. ABOVE RIGHT: You'll have a better day tomorrow, Lance, real- ly! RIGHT: A few of Mrs. Scheitel's hard working students. RIGHT: What's so funny Mrs. Ma- guire? OWER LEFT: Joyce taking It easy on Student Government Day. LOWER RIGHT: Brenda, Char- lotte, and Ann doing what they do best! ABOVE: Morton students enjoying their noon hour! LEFT: Keep it up, Rodney, that isn't too bad! ABOVE: Students talk It over with Mr. Nytes. LEFT: I wish I had a horse like that, Pat! ATHLETIC BANQUET RIGHT: Tom Gallery and Mary Beth Bidinger holding their letters signifying all their athletic ac- complishments at Morton High. BELOW: Mr. Bennett Trochili, speaks at the annual Athletic Ban- quet which was held at the Rocks Inn. Receiving for the first time at Morton High the Mr. Hustle award for basketball was Peter U'Ren. Tom Gallery received the Boys' Athlete of the year and Mary Beth Bidinger the Girls' Athlete of the year awards. Sandy Scheffler was twice honored receiving the Rob- ert Bucholz music award and the National Indian Honors Band award. NancySperl received the Robert Pfeiffer award for scholar- ship, service and character. Stu- dent Council Pres. Chris Lussenhop congratulated the 1978-1979 vlce- pres. Lisa Tisdell. SOLOS FAR RIGHT: Nancy Sper! and Chris Lussenhop participated in District Solo and Ensemble Con- test at Wabasso. BELOW: Brenda Gobllrsch, Jodie Kipfer and Sandy Scheffler also participated in the district contest Sandy and her flute solo went on to receive a star rating at the re- gional contest in Montevideo. VIP’S 1 Tom Ahrens 2 Donna Angermeyr 3 Mary Bidinger 4 Tom Gallery 5 Brenda Goblirsch 6 Joyce Kinney 7 Colleen Kodet 8 Larry Loken 9 Deb Lothert 10 Grace Marguth 11 Tim Pfluger 12 Mark Reetz 13 Barb Schlicht 14 Greg Serbus 15 Peter U'Ren ALL CONFERENCE FRONT ROW: Lisa Tisdell - Basketball Honorable Mention; Brenda Olson - Volley- ball, Basketball; Jim Gallery - Baseball, Basketball Honorable Mention; Mark Wahl- dick - Basketball; Scott Hennen - Baseball ROW 2: Mary Bidinger - Volleyball, Bas- ketball; Tom Gallery - Basketball, Baseball; Larry Loken - Baseball; Greg Serbus - Football, All-State Defensive Player, Tom Ahrens - Baseball SWEETHEART BALL SWEETHEART COURT BELOW: Dana McGowan - Crown Bearer, Queen Karen Serbus - F.H.A. rep., Nathan Lee - Crown Bearer ROW 2: 1977 Queen Marcia Bethke and her escort Chris Lussenhop, Judy Carruth, dance group rep., escort- ed by Herbie Froelich, Peter U'Ren, escort of Queen Karen Serbus, Greg Serbus, escort of band rep., Gloria Serbus, Brian Daun, escort of M-Club rep., Ter- ry Tate RIGHT: Our 1977-78 Sweetheart Queen, Karen Serbus MIDDLE RIGHT: Crown Bearers Dana McGowan and Nathan Lee FAR RIGHT: Gloria Serbus and her escort Greg Serbus BOTTOM LEFT: Terry Tate and her escort Brian Daun BOTTOM RIGHT: Judy Carruth and her escort Herbie Froelich QUEEN KAREN 1978 PROM Here Comes the Sun was the theme for the 1977-78 Junior-Senior Prom. The Banquet was held at the Rocks Inn in Morton. Ham and Roast Beef, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn and beverages were served. Then it was off to the grand march held in the Morton auditorium. Music was provided by The Entertainers. Walking Tall was the movie shown at the Falls Theatre after the dance for all the prom-goers. Breakfast was served by the Junior mothers. We would like to thank the mothers for making the prom a success. HERE COMES THE SUN RIGHT: Students enjoying the summer! BOTTOM LEFT: Are you satisfied, Charlotte ?! BOTTOM RIGHT: Why not let us in on the joke, Terry?! SCHOOL BOARD FRONT ROW: Mr. Rene Mar- guth- Chairman, Mr. William Angermeyr, Mr. Harold Kirch- gasler- Superintendent ROW 2: Mr. David Reitter, Mr. Bernard Frank- Clerk, Mr. Lyle Greens- lit, Mr. William Lothert- Treas. OFFICE STAFF Mr. Gary Nytes Principal Mrs. Audree Maguire Elem. Principal Mrs. Joanie Brown Secretary Mrs. Catherine Sindelir Bookkeeper FACULTY Ms. Deb Anderson Advanced Math Mrs. Shirley Anderson Librarian, Media Mr. Gerald Borman Social Studies Mr. Duane Christenson Counselor Mrs. Dorothy Eichten Elem. Phy. Ed. Mrs. Pat Hall Elem. Music Miss Mary Hlnz Band Mr. Barry Loos Science Miss Nadine Weber Home Economics Mr. Tim Madigan Social Studies Mr. Randy Picka Math Mrs. Mary Revier English Mrs. Bonnie Scheitel Business Education Mrs. Jenny Worden S.L.B.P. Mr. Douglas Roiger English Mr. Dean Tate Industrial Arts Mrs. Judy Toth Remedial Reading Mrs. Lolsmae Weilage Speech Miss Sands 2nd Grade AIDES Lois Wilt Janice Haas Fay Freitag COOKS Lorraine Balsley Lucille Wolter Lola Bartz JANITORS Gene Bryan Steve Hjulberg BUS DRIVERS Gerald Borman Maybelle Kline Dave Mude Don Haas Melvin Smith HEADSTART AND KINDERGARTEN HEADSTART FRONT ROW: Jennifer Sullivan, Jerry Brockway, Teddy Schablin, Margaret Simmons ROW 2: Jon Lucas, Lynette Lothert, Eric Daun, Charles Teed Missing: Tammy Columbus imm KINDERGARTEN FRONT ROW: Molly Schweinfurter, Sandy Hillesheim, Kelly Serbus, DeAnna Johnson, Jason Goodthunder, Jennifer Ahrens, Eric O'Neil ROW 2: Kevin Serbus, Russell Scheffler, Nichole Cherry, Chris Tersteeg, Tracy Dallenbach, Aaron Lee, Michelle Wertish ROW 3: Miss Betsy Adkins, Jason Winges, Billy McCorquodale, Todd Kodet, Travis O'Neil, Becky Larsen, Bobbie Jo McGowan, Adam Larsen FIRST GRADE AND SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE FRONT ROW: Dana McGowan, Todd Beran, Sheri Haas, Nathan Lee, Michelle Neudecker, Scott Bidinger, Jamie Steinhoff, Shannon O'Neil. Shawn Wabasha, Tony Brown, Sarah Foley, Mrs. Klimmek ROW 2: Dawn Goodthunder, Hallie LeBrun, Chad Serbus, Joanna Teed, B.J. Schnitzler, Terri Larsen, Todd Serbus, Cherry Brockway SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW: Andy Frank, Joey Mahoney, Marc Pendleton, Ann Brazil, Dana Hoff, Faith Guggis- berg, Gary Deinken, Penny Serbus, Tammy Dallenbach, Connie Johnson, Jeff Lothert, Ross McCorquodale ROW 2: Greg Deinken, Jeff Wendt, Kim Haas, Tom Carruth, J.J. Goodthunder, Noelia Ruiz, Elizabeth Gregg, Kari Kremin, Chad Martin, Cory Seehausen, Bobby Dehncke THIRD GRADE AND FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE FRONT ROW: Billy Gaasch, Tina Haas, Casey Bluestone, Teresa Lothert, Connie Swoboda, Lisa Serbus, Kim Daun ROW 2: Jerry Schultz, Chris Dehncke, Karmen Kremln, Danny Kodet, Mrs. Angermeyr, Jennifer Teed, Velma Slmnlng. FOURTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Michelle Gregg, Lisa Schwelnfurter, Cathy Swoboda, Karen Simmons, Joyce Sperl, Lisa Robertson, Kelly Cherry, Larry Robertson ROW 2: Mrs. Simmons, Mary Jo Serbus, Jerilyn Kodet, Tim Bregel, Paul Swoboda, Bobby Zimmer, Klrt Serbus, Jared Haas, Tim Prescott, Duane Panitzke, Troy Mude, Troy Seehausen, Pat Ahrens FIFTH GRADE AND SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE FRONT ROW: David Schnitzler, Darris Dehncke, Curtis Serbus, Mike Daun, Rusty McGowan, Harley Zimmer ROW 2: Lori Hennen, Julie Dehncke, Marilyn Froelich, Patty Lussenhop, Kristine Simning, Sheri Martin ROW 3: Lisa Cornwell, Jeanne Reitter, Donna Borman, Lisa Kojetin, Karyl Haskell, Mr. Jacobson SIXTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Gloria Forcier, Shon Sundet, Tammy Carruth, Amy Schweinfurter, Cassie Cherry, Pat Simmons ROW 2: Dawn Balsley, Koleen Sperl, Brad Kodet, Kevin McGowan ROW 3: Laura Anger meyr, Lynn Greenslit, Laurie Goblirsch, Melissa Columbus ROW 4: Dan Brazil, Mike Dehncke, Julie Serbus, Steve Petsinger ROW 5: Jim Swoboda, Mr. Damberger SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Todd Prescott, Shawn Frank, Kathy McCorquodale, Anne Kojetin, Ann MacHolda, Cathy Reltter, Peggy Tretbar, Amy Bethke, Ann Frank, Kathleen Serbus, Bruce Toltzman ROW 2: Tony Lussenhop, Tim Wolter, John Tate, Brian Pendleton, Loren Forcier, Grant Wendt, Peter Brown, Scott Greenslit, Mark Daun, David Schultz BACK ROW: Mary Tisdell, Kelly Haskell, Sandy Brockway, Linda Schwab, Cathy Dehncke, Mary Jane Ruiz, Daniella Leith, Julie Blue RIGHT: Cathy R., Peggy T., Mary T., Linda S., and Cathy D. share a laugh at a seventh grade class meeting. The seventh grade had a busy year adjusting to high school life. Many participated in extra-curricular activities including band, sports, and Pep club. 42 EIGHTH GRADE LEFT: Eighth graders hard at work, as usual! The eight grade studied (?) hard all year preparing for senior high classes. They were also active in sports, Pep club and band. EIGHTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Jeanne Deinken, Kim Robertson, Kathy Lothert, Brenda Serbus, Julie Cornwell, Mary Angermeyr, Noreen Sperl ROW 2: Margaret Brockway, Chris Lokker, Bobby Haas, Tim Kojetin, Tim Swo- boda Lori Kojetin, Amy Lussenhop ROW 3: Eddie Gaasch, Herman Froellch, Terry Sundet, Beth Frank ROW 4: Mark Lund, Gary Frank, Greg Hennen, Kevin Balsley, Ricky Lothert, Ricky Koerner, Bobby Rebstock FRESHMEN NINTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Ellen Winges, Linda TIsdell, Lorri Daun, Janet Simning ROW 2: JoAnn Ruiz Laurie Caven, Patty Angermeyr, Charlotte Bethke, Darcee Dehncke, Joe Ruhland, Ben Pendleton ROW 3: Wanda Blue, Jeff Pendleton, John Robinson, John Sperl, John Hennen, Richard Deinken, David Bidinger, John Lothert, Todd Pfluger. LEFT: A typical freshmen class — everyone hard at work! During the past year, the Freshmen have been very busy. They put on a sock hop, and participated in a poster contest within the school, winning first place. They also sponsored the Senior Farewell Dance. SOPHOMORES LEFT: The Sophomore class hard- ly working? Fund raisers, sponsoring the X-Mas dance, serving at Prom and order- ing class rings are some of the projects that kept the Sophomore class busy through-out the year. The class would like to thank their advisors Mr. Loos and Ms. Ander- son for all their support. SOPHOMORES FRONT ROW: John Angermeyr, Brian Greenslit ROW 2: Susan Mahlum, Kathy Wendt, Karen Ser- bus, Karen Carruth, Lori Larson, Gloria Serbus, Gina U'Ren, Bill Simmons, Richard Berry ROW 3: Lois Schwab, Jodie Kipfer, Carla Pendleton, Nancy Blue, Nancy Scheffler, Patti Wahldick, Tessie MacHolda, Mary Jean Bryan, Theresa Serbus, Joe Dawson ROW 4: Mary Jo Brazil, Judy Lussenhop, Jim Gallery, Scott Lothert, Lisa Tisdell, Ann Ruhland, Cheryl Swoboda, Kevin Forcier, Gary Greenslit, Keith Haskell, Rodney Greenslit JUNIORS JUNIORS FRONT ROW: Lynn Lokker, Betty Kodet, Brenda Olson, Karen Gaasch, Shirley Gewerth, Carrie Tisdell, Doreen Lund, Mary Carruth, Lisa Slmning, Kris Koerner, Mary Schlicht ROW 2: Scott Hennen, Mark Frank, Mark Wahldlck, Steve MacHolda, Wayne Zimmer, Tom Robinson, Kevin Haskell, Brian Daun, Chris Lussenhop, John Ko- jetln, Dagmar Hoff, Judy Carruth, Terry Tate, Marcia Bethke Missing: Herb Froehlich RIGHT: Terri catches 40 winks in homeroom. The Junior class had a super busy year. One of their first projects was decorating for the Homecom- ing dance. To raise money for the prom, they spent a fun-filled(?) day working at Green Giant, and sponsored a magazine drive. With the help of their advisors, Mr. Picka and Miss Hinz, they spon- sored a very successful prom; with the theme Here Comes the Sun. The Entertainer provided the music. The Junior class would like to thank their mothers for serving such a delicious breakfast. LEFT: Terri-My nose isn't that bad is it Kris?? LOWER LEFT: Kevin Haskell's natural pose. LOWER RIGHT: Who kissed you there Brenda??? GARBAGE PICK-UP October 19th Morton students spent the afternoon cleaning up the school grounds and around the town. Grades K thru 12 participat- ed. LEFT: Grade schoolers clean up the school parking lot. BELOW: Fifth graders Sheri Mar- tin, Donna Borman, and Julie Dehncke concentrate on cleaning up the lawn. tUrl'Ui IVUsfc: ANNUAL STAFF Well, It was a long, hard year, gang, but we finally made It!! We would like to thank Mrs. Revler (our advisor) for all her patience and understanding. BELOW: Ann Lussenhop - Co - editor and Nancy Sperl - Photographer BOTTOM RIGHT: Keith Haskell - Photographer, and Sandy Scheffler - Photographer. FAR MIDDLE: Charlotte Bethke - Copy Writer, Julie Lothert - Layout and Art Editor, Mary Jo Daun - Senior Edi- tor FAR RIGHT: Bernadlne Schwab - Business Manager FAR LEFT: Our advisor Mrs. Revler A YEAR TO REMEMBER! FHA FRONT ROW: C. Tisdell - Historian, T. Serbus - Pari., M. Bethke - Treas., M. Bryan - Sec., B. Schwab - Pres., A. Ruhland - Rec., T. Tate - 11th Rep., J. Lussenhop - 10th Rep., L. Caven - 9th Rep. ROW 2: J. Kinney, M. Brazil, L. Larsen, K. Serbus, K. Wendt, L. Schwab, S. Scheffler ROW 3: J. Simning, J. Carruth, D. Hoff, K. Gaasch, S. Mahlum, L. Tisdell, E. Winges, L. Daun ROW 4: N. Sperl, A. Lussenhop, B. Goblirsch, G. Serbus, J. Kipfer, C. Swoboda, N. Scheffler, N. Blue ROW 5: G. U'Ren, L. Tisdell FAR RIGHT: FHA advisor Miss Weber takes a stand on things in a new fashion! RIGHT: Ellen, what ever you're looking for, you won't find it blindfolded!! UPPER RIGHT: FHA'ers working on their summer project painting the concession stand in the town park. LOWER RIGHT: Initiation doesn't stop these girl from chowing down! TOWARD BETTER TOMORROWS The FHAers were very busy this year. They made several trips to the Franklin Nursing Home, Sum- mer Camp, a Chapter campout at Birch Coulee, Painting the con- cession stand, selling caramel ap- ples, sponsoring the Sweetheart Ball. They had a FHA Week which included Kiss Day, Slave Day, Red White Day, and Dress Up Day. To end the year they had a Mother-Daughter Tea at which time awards are handed out and new officers are installed. This was a very dedicated group. PON POM FRONT ROW: Gina U'Ren, Berna- dine Schwab ROW 2: Patty Wahl- dick, Theresa Serbus ROW 3: Tes- sie MacHolda, Mary Jean Bryan The Pon Pom girls provided half- time entertainment during the home games. Indianaires (No picture available) Sandy Scheffler, Judy Carruth, Grace Marguth, Nancy Scheffler, Cathy Pendleton, Laurie Frank, Dagmar Hoff - Alternate. SMOKE SIGNALS The Smoke Signal Staff advisors were Mrs. Bonnie Scheitel and Mr. Douglas Roiger. The editor was Nancy Sperl with co-editors Karen Gaasch and Shirley Gewerth. They had a very good year. They published a weekly flyer of the area news and also a monthly school paper. FRONT ROW: Bill Mages, Terry Tate, Nancy Sperl, Marcia Bethke, Sandy Scheffler, Ann Lussenhop ROW 2: Lisa Tisdell, Shirley Gewerth, Karen Gaasch, Chris Lussenhop ROW 3: Carrie Tisdell, Jodie Kipfer, Mary Jo Daun, Julie Lothert, Bernadine Schwab, Laurie Frank ROW 4: Brenda Goblirsch, Mary Jean Bryan ROW 5: Brenda Olson, Lynn Lokker M-CLUB FRONT ROW: B. Goblirsch, J. Gallery, L. Caven, C. Lussenhop ROW 2: M. Bethke, T. Tate, C. Kodet, M. Bi- dinger, S. Scheffler, C. Swoboda, N. Scheffler ROW 3: M. Brazil, D. Lund, G. Marguth, M. Reetz, L. Loken, L. Tisdell, J. Kinney, S. Mahlum ROW 4: P. Angermeyr, T. Ahrens, D. Lothert, P. U'Ren, G. Serbus, B. Olson, G. U'Ren, L. Frank ROW 5: D. Angermeyr, B. Schlicht, B. Daun, N. Sperl, S. Hennen, M. Schllcht, C. Bethke ROW 6: D. Dehncke, D. Bidinger, B. Mages, P. Wahldick : vm jji i i The M-Club was busy selling chances for two raffles this year. One was for gasoline and the other was for a beautiful cedar chest built under the supervision of Dean Tate. RIGHT: Members of the M-Club ponder over a question asked by pres. Mary Beth Bidinger. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student council was very much Involved In the day-to-day decisions affecting the school op- erations. They arranged for the movie Trinity is Still My Name which the high school at- tended at the Falls Theatre before Christmas vacation. Mrs. Maurice Simmons was chosen as the 1977-78 Staff Member of the Year. LEFT: Pres. Colleen and V. Pres Chris and other members of St. Council listen contemplatively as one of the many standing commit- tee reports, i.e. constitution stu- dent lounge, concession stand, etc. is given LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanne Delnken, Anne Frank, Linda Tisdell, Joyce Kinney, Greg Serbus, Marcia Bethke, Terry Tate - Treas. Chris Lussenhop - V. Pres., Colleen Kodet - Pres., Mr. Nytes - Advisor, Mary Bidinger - Sec., John Angermeyr, Tom Robinson, Susan Mahlum, Greg Hennen, Tony Lussenhop, Richard Delnken. JR. AND SR. HIGH BAND SR. HIGH BAND FRONT ROW: S. Scheffler, J. Kipfer, M. Brazil, L. Lokker, B. Schlicht, B. Goblirsch ROW 2: E. Winges, L. Tisdell, C. Swoboda, A. Ruhland, G. Serbus, B. Schwab, T. MacHolda, M. Bryan, L. Frank ROW 3: B. Olson, M. Bethke, T. Tate, L. Daun, L. Caven, J. Angermeyr, L. Schwab, D. Dehncke, A. Lussenhop ROW 4: J. Lussenhop, P. Angermeyr, C. Kodet, D. Lothert, P. Wahldick, N. Sperl ROW 5: B. Mages, M. Bidinger, C. Lussen- hop, M. Bethke, J. Ruhland, R. Deinken ROW 6: B. Kodet, Ms. Hinz - Advisor, J. Kinney JR. HIGH BAND FRONT ROW: D. Leith, J. Cornwell, C. Reitter, A. Bethke, A. Lussenhop, P. Tretbar, K. Haskell, A. Frank, A. Scbweinfurter, C. Cherry, ROW 2: S. Brockway, L. Schwab, L. Goblirsch, L. Angermeyr, D. Balsley, K. Sperl, T. Wolter, M. Tisdell, B. Frank, M. Angermeyr ROW 3: J. Serbus, G. Forcier, L. Greenslit, K. McCor- quodale, A. MacHolda, N. Sperl, J. Deinken, K. McGowan, S. Greenslit, P. Brown, T. Lussenhop, T. Kojetin, ROW 4: D. Brazil, D. Schultz, J. Tate, P. Simmons, J. Swoboda, J. Hennen, S. Frank, Ms. Hinz FOOTBALL VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW: K. Balsley, J. Ruhland, J. Dawson, J. Hennen, J. Robinson, T. Pfluger, B. Sim- mons ROW 2: T. Robinson, B. Daun, T. Pfluger, J. Angermeyr, S. Hennen, L. Loken, C. Lussenhop, D. Bidinger ROW 3: M. Reetz, S. MacHolda, P. U'Ren, Mr. Tom Jacobson - Asst. Coach, Mr. Barry Loos - Coach, J. Gallery, G. Serbus, T. Ahrens SCOREBOARD WE OPPONENT THEY 20 Cosmos 8 7 Stewart 0 20 Ivanhoe 0 18 Franklin 0 20 Balaton 0 15 Lake Benton 12 21 Hendricks 12 0 Cottonwood 36 STATE TOURNAMENT ACTION 28 Deercreek 52 WENT TO STATE Participating in their first season of 9-man football, the boys sur- prised everyone including them- selves by not only winning the Big 7 conference on their first try at the title, but also by receiving a berth to participate in the State playoffs. Fan support was big and team talent was abundant as Mor- ton met Deer Creek in the play- offs. Although Morton didn't come out on top of this game, they had a fulfilling season as they brought back to Morton, the conference trophy and a winning football spir- it. Greg Serbus was named All-Area and All-State Defensive Player. VOLLEYBALL A SQUAD FRONT ROW: Patty Angermeyr, Cheryl Swoboda - Manager ROW 2: Lisa Tlsdell, Brenda Olson, Mary Schlicht, Charlotte Bethke ROW 3: Laurie Caven, Lisa Simnlng, Darcee Dehncke ROW 4: Deb Lothert, Mary Bidinger, Barb Schlicht, Grace Marguth SCOREBOARD WE OPPONENT THEY 0 Franklin 2 2 Springfield 1 2 Belvlew 1 2 Fairfax 1 1 Gibbon 2 2 Winthrop 1 2 Danube 0 0 Gaylord 2 2 Danube 0 1 Wabasso 2 2 Tracy 1 2 Sleepy Eye 1 2 Morgan 0 0 Redwood Falls 2 TOURNAMENT ACTION 2 Lamberton 0 2 Wabasso 1 0 Franklin 2 BUMP IT UP, SPIKE IT DOWN While the boys were making ready for the state playoffs, the girls were preparing themselves for dis- tricts. They were determined to prove they were better than their 6th .seeding showed. They started out by beating Lamberton in two games and pulling off a minor up- set by beating 4th seeded Wabasso. This brought the girls into the semi-finals where they fell at the hands of 2nd seeded Franklin. B SQUAD FRONT ROW: Cheryl Swoboda - Manager, Dagmar Hoff, Patty Wahldlck, Gina U'Ren, Ellen Wlnges, Kathy Lothert ROW 2: Kathy McCorquodale, Cathy Reitter, Linda Schwab, Julie Cornwell, Kim Robertson, Lorri Daun, Mary Angermeyr ROW 3: Janet Simning, Danielle Leith, Noreen Sperl, Amy Bethke, Linda Tisdell i GIRLS BASKETBALL A SQUAD Darcee Dehncke, Charlotte Bethke, Patty Angermeyr, Deb Lothert, Gina U'Ren, Mr. Duane Christenson - Coach, Mary Bidinger, Brenda Olson, Lisa Tisdell, Colleen Kodet, Mary Angermeyr The girls were the superior team In the conference again this year as they retained the Tomahawk conference trophy. They became champions with a conference re- cord of 13-0. Their overall record for the season was 18-3. The girls were also second In the district losing in the finals to Redwood Falls, the only team able to beat the girls all season. Mary Bidinger was the 1977-78 Minnesota Girls Basketball scoring leader with 672 points for the sea- son. She was selected to the Class A All-State Girls Basketball team. WE SCOREBOARD OPPONENT THEY 56 Springfield 27 65 Gibbon 50 64 Morgan 27 66 Redwood Falls 70 87 Sleepy Eye 38 69 Franklin 31 90 Belview 37 76 Gaylord 48 61 Winthrop 56 66 Fairfax 44 118 Sleepy Eye 41 58 Franklin 36 85 Morgan 35 64 Wabasso 52 73 Redwood Falls 77 78 Springfield 55 64 Wabasso 41 68 Belview 49 Tournament Action 60 Springfield 50 63 Wabasso 37 57 Redwood Falls 64 GET LOOSE B SQUAD FRONT ROW: Mary Angermeyr, Lori Larsen, Gina U'Ren, Nancy Blue, Patty Angermeyr ROW 2: Char- lotte Bethke, Julie Cornwell, JoAnn Ruiz, Nancy Scheffler, Cheryl Swoboda, Ms. Deb Anderson - Coach JR. HIGH FRONT ROW: Mary Jane Ruiz, Sandy Brockway, Cathy Reitter, Julie Cornwell ROW 2: Linda Schwab, Danielle Leith, Julie Blue, Mr. Douglas Roiger - Coach BOYS BASKETBALL A SQUAD FRONT ROW: Mr. Tom Jacobson - Asst. Coach, Scott Hennen, Wayne Zimmer, Mark Reetz, Mark Wahldick, Tom Gallery, Scott Lothert, Peter U'Ren, Jim Gallery, David Bidinger, John Angermeyr, Brian Daun, Chris Lussenhop, Mr. Myron Damberger - Coach Early season optimism became all season reality, as Morton's young boys basketball team strung to- gether another successful season. Morton placed two all-conference selections and another honorable mention, with two of these boys being underclassmen. Because of their good record, while using mostly underclassmen it becomes evident that Morton has a promis- ing boys basketball future for us to look forward to. RIGHT: Tom concentrates as he Is about to make another one of his great shots. ABOVE LEFT: Jim goes up for an- other two points as Peter looks on. ABOVE RIGHT: Tom watches as brother Jim tips another one. SCOREBOARD WE OPPONENT THEY 36 Redwood Falls 62 60 Springfield 77 68 Franklin 36 54 Fairfax 61 64 Morgan 61 52 Sleepy Eye 42 69 Echo-Wood Lake 54 50 Walnut Grove 66 64 Franklin 46 56 Belview 48 46 Gaylord 52 61 Wabasso 58 59 Winthrop 48 63 Springfield 67 57 Sleepy Eye 47 68 Gibbon 65 56 Morgan 47 49 Wabasso 46 TOURNAMENT ACTION 56 Franklin 39 63 Walnut Grove 51 51 Redwood Falls 57 • • HUSTLE BOYS, HUSTLE B SQUAD FRONT ROW: John Sperl, Richard Delnken, John Hennen - Manager, Bill Simmons, Joe Dawson, Joe Ruhland ROW 2: Chris Lussenhop, Scott Hennen, John Lothert, Scott Lothert, Wayne Zimmer, John Angermeyr, Mark Frank, Mr. Tom Jacobson - Coach CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Judy Lussenhop Susan Mahlum ROW 2: Karen Serbus Terry Tate ROW 3: Joyce Kinney Karen Gaasch ROW 4: Mary Jo Brazil Ann Ruhland ROW 6: Gloria Serbus Lois Schwab Cheerleaders preformed In two squads for winter and fall sports. They attended summer camp and brought back new Ideas along with a spirit stick and several ribbons. RIGHT: Cheerleaders preforming to the school song. WE’VE GOT SPIRIT FRONT ROW: Judy Lussenhop, Kathy Wendt Mary Jo Brazil Carrie Tisdell Terry Tate, Karen Gaasch, Lois Schwab, Ann Ruhland FRONT ROW: Kelly Haskell Peggy Tretbar, Mary Tisdell TRACK FRONT ROW: Cathy Reitter, Amy Bethke ROW 2: No- reen Sperl, Mary Angermeyr ROW 3: Darcee Dehncke, Patty Angermeyr, Laurie Caven ROW 4: Lori Larsen, Terry Tate, Susan Mahlum ROW 5: Donna Angermeyr, Ms. Deb Anderson - Coach, Mary Beth Bidinger FOOT LOOSE AND FANCY FREE Having difficulty competing for team points because of their lack of depth, the girls put forth superi- or individual efforts as they set and reset five school records. After a fine showing at the district meet, the girls sent representatives in the 220 yard dash, 440 yard dash, 880 yard run, long jump, and 440 relay on to regions. Continu- ing on from regions to state was Patty Angermeyr in the 220 yard dash. BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Brian Greenslit, Joe Dawson, Joe Ruhland, Bill Simmons, John Hennen, Tim Pfluger, Mark Frank ROW 2: Mr. Tom Jacobson - Asst. Coach, Scott Hennen, Wayne Zimmer, Jim Gallery, Tom Gallery, Tom Ahrens, David Bidinger, Larry Loken, Mr. Barry Loos - Coach Morton had an excellent baseball team once again this year finish- ing second in the Tomahawk Con- ference and were rated second in the district. Morton was a team to be watched closely as the district games began, but things didn't go as planned, as they were ousted in their first game by Wabasso to end their season with an overall record of 12-4. SCOREBOARD WE OPPONENT THEY 13 Danube 0 10 Cottonwood 0 7 Echo-Wood Lake 4 12 Danube 0 21 Gaylord 2 0 Morgan 2 4 New Ulm 6 7 Springfield 4 10 Fairfax 0 7 Echo-Wood Lake 5 2 Winthrop 0 8 Gaylord 4 5 Wabasso 7 9 Sleepy Eye 3 11 Gibbon 1 DISTRICT ACTION 1 Wabasso 3 BATTER UP JR. HIGH SPORTS JR. HIGH FRONT ROW: Todd Prescott, Shawn Frank, John Tate, Grant Wendt, Tony Lussenhop, Peter Brown ROW 2: Ed Gaasch, Bobby Rebstock, Greg Hennen, Scott Greenslit, Mark Daun, Tim Wolter ROW 3: Bobby Haas, RIc Koerner, Terry Sundet, Ric Lothert, Brian Pendleton, David Schultz ROW 4: Kevin Balsley, Mr. Myron Damberger - Coach 74 U- V ' i JR. H H FRONT ROW: Loren Forcler, Tony Lussenhop, Grant Wendt, Shawn Frank, Peter Brown, John Tate, Tim Wolter ROW 2: Tim Swoboda, Ric Lothert, Greg Hennen, Kevin Balsley, Brian Pendleton, David Schultz, Mr. Douglas Roiger - Coach Tom Ahrens Donna Angermeyr Mary Beth Bidinger We Know No Time We Are Mary Jo Daun Laurie Frank Tom Gallery Melvin Gewerth Brenda Goblirsch Joyce Kinney Open And Free, Growing Changing Lance Kipfer Colleen Kodet Larry Loken Debbie Lothert Julie Lothert Craig Lund Soaring To New Heights We Know Ann Lussenhop Bill Mages Grace Marguth Tim Pfluger Mark Reetz Sandy Scheffler No Bounds No Limits We Are Barb Schlicht Bernadine Schwab Greg Serbus THOMAS AHRENS Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; M-Club 2,3,4 DONNA ANGERMEYR Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4, Mgr.; Track 1,2,3,4- Capt.; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 3; Class Officer 2-Treas.; Salutatorian MARY BETH BIDINGER Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 3; Class Officer 4-Treas.; St. Council 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleading 1,2; Honor Student 4 MARY JO DAUN Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 2,3-Mgr.; Track 1,2,3- Mgr.; FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Paper Staff 3,4; Annu- al Staff 3-Junior Editor, 4-Senior Editor LAURIE FRANK Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; M-Club 3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; One-Act Play 4; Class Officer 3-Pres.; St. Council 1,2; Declam 3-Region, 4- District; Cheerleading 3; Pon Pom 1; Indianaire 2,4 THOMAS GALLERY Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 1; Sweetheart Royalty 2; Homecoming Royalty 4 MELVIN GEWERTH BRENDA GOBLIRSCH Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Chorus 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pa- per Staff 3,4; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 3-Treas.; St. Council 1; Sweetheart Royalty 2,3; Homecoming Royalty 4; Valedictorian JOYCE KINNEY Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,3; Chorus 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; M-Club 3,4; Paper Staff 3; Class Offi- cer 1,2,4; St. Council 4; Sweetheart Royalty 2; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Pon Pom 1 LANCE KIPFER Chorus 1 COLLEEN KODET Band 1,2,3; Volleyball 2; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; M-Club 2,3,4; Paper Staff 3; One-Act Play 2; Class Officer 2; St. Council 1,2,3,4- Pres.; Homecoming Royalty 4; Cheerleading 1,2 LARRY LOKEN Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4-All Conf.; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 3; St. Council 3; Homecoming Royalty 4 DEBORAH LOTHERT Band 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; M-Club 2,3,4; Pa- per Staff 3; Homecoming Royalty 4; Cheerleading 1,2 JULIE LOTHERT Pep Club 3; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4 CRAIG LUND Sweetheart Royalty 3 ANN LUSSENHOP Band 1,2,3-V. Pres.,4; Chorus 1; FHA 1,2-Sec.,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4-Co- Editor; Class Officer 1-Sec.,2-V. Pres., 4-Sec.; St. Council 2; Sweetheart Royalty 2; Pon Pom 1,2; Honor Student 4 WILLIAM MAGES Band T,2,3,4; Football 1; Track 1,2,3; Chorus 1; M- Club 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Class Officer 4-V. Pres.; St. Council 2 GRACE MARGUTH Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; FHA 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; M-Club 3,4; One-Act Play 4; Indian- aire 4 TIMOTHY PFLUGER Football 1,4; Baseball 4; Track 1,2,3; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 2 MARK REETZ Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; M-Club 2,3,4 SANDY SCHEFFLER Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2; Track 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Class Officer 3-Sec., 4-Pres.; Indianaire 1,2,3,4; Model United Nations 3,4; Honor Student 4 BARBARA SCHLICHT Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; M-Club 2,3,4 BERNADINE SCHWAB Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 4-Mgr; Basketball 3,4-Mgr.; Track 3-Mgr.; FHA 1 - Rep., 2,3,4 - Pres.; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4 - Business Mgr.; One Act Play 3 - Stage Crew, 4 - Student Di- rector; Sweetheart Royalty 4;-; Pon Pom 1,2 - Co- captain, 3 - captain, 4 - captain; Model United Na- tions 4; OEA 4 - President GREG SERBUS Football 1,2,3,4 - All State; M-Club 1,2,3,4; St. Council 4; Sweetheart Royalty 2,3,4; Homecoming Royalty 4 JEFF SERBUS Baseball 3; Track 2 NANCY SPERL Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4 - Mgr.; FHA 1,2,3 - Treas., 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; M-Club 2,3,4; Paper Staff 3 - Co-editor, 4 - Editor; Annual Staff - Photographer; One Act Play 2,3,4; Declam 2,3,4; Model United Na- tions 3,4 PETER U'REN Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; M-Club 3,4; Pa- per Staff 3; Class Officer 2 - V. Pres.; Sweetheart Royalty 4; Homecoming Royalty 4 LINDA WEIL AGE GRADUATION ABOVE: Some happy seniors await the big moment!! MIDDLE: Graduation ushers were Carrie Tisdell, Scott Hennen, Judy Carruth, Mark Frank, Karen Gaasch, Brian Daun RIGHT: Sandy Scheffler - Honor Student, Mary Bidinger - Honor Student, Ann Lussenhop - Honor Student, Donna Angermeyr - Sa- lutatorian, Brenda Gobiirsch - Valedictorian The Hair - Redwood Falls O.K. Hardware - Redwood Falls Prescott's Printing - Redwood Falls Dekalb - Redwood Falls His Barber Shop - Redwood Falls HI - way Cafe - Morton Morton Store - Morton Bostwlcks - Redwood Falls Plaza Mode O'Day - Redwood Falls Dr. R. D. Baumgartner, LTD. - Olivia Citizens State Bank - Olivia American State Bank - Olivia Johnson's Beauty Lounge - Redwood Falls Chapter Two - Redwood Falls Elmer A. Kaardal - Redwood Falls Marv's Place - Morton Action Sports - Redwood Falls Jessops Brighter Homes - Redwood Falls Ben Franklin - Redwood Falls fillips £ ape 4 ■ Valley Electric 1502 Fairview Ave. Olivia, Minn. 56277 Quality Products - Friendly Service Ph. 697-6177 Gary Cornwell (507) 697-6329 Morton, MN. Electrical Contractors Woodburning fireplaces Bernard Johnson (612)523-1599 Olivia, Minn. KAR KARE AMC and JEEP Olivia, Minnesota 56277 OFFICE ■ Morgan Farmers Elevator - Morton Branch Seed-Feed-Chemlcals-Fertlllzer-Grlndlng Morton, Mn. Ph. 697-6113 — DICK’S JACK JILL, i R l vood Falls Jf | I ' ,s| IPhcfe |37- | |f Jfj J]ji dal t ' BBC Weltsch Equipment Inc. Allis Chalmers Ell t I ElliriEIT lit b-i hohpner-Nelson Funeral Home rAi LOWER SIOUX POTTERY A Great Place to Come for Gifts for Special Friends Hand Made C Painted Home of Discount Groceries, Meat, Produce and complete line of general merchandise Balutfj3r6 . Motor Co 62jTVV 9t-Bridge St. Refwood Falls, Mn. ■ihysler REDWOJj GOLF Phone: 637-9975 Thank you for your business Vsgy__A. - ' -o w Reads - Processing Redwood Falls, Mn, Ph. 637-8550 BcsL Re5w£ Pier 7 Dining Room Donavon’s Reef Ships Indoor Swimming  Meeting Rooms for 10 to 200smps Snowmobile rentals Steam Baths in every oSTn Color TV Phone: 637-3521 SHAHIOI s... Ehlers Men and Women Store Redwood Falls, Mn We want to be your favorite store for fashions. before . 697-6167 Cherry PB vmne hurnishings Redwood Falls, Mn. Marshall, Mn. Feather your nest a little down. Corky’s Housing Mart Large Selection -Homera-Regal-ArtCraft- Normandale Manor Mobile Park 637-2558 - Low Interest Rat ri We serve you better because we Care 1185 S. MilL t HiJPaV. South 3 I MK Hopfer 826 East Bridge St. Redwood Falls Mn. Cotrors  V • •• I' - -rw - V t • ' s I Pantorium Cleaners T r- t rium Cleaner Redwood Falls, Mn {Hi ONEL eats IT ROGER’S A W ANDERSON IMPLEMENT COMPANY, INC. Redwood Falls, MN 56283 Phone: 637-3571 The Long Green Line . . . Blossom Town 249 East Bridge Ph. (507) 637-2943 Redwood Falls, Mn. Daivid Gay Larson The Best Blooming Place in Town AGENCY AUCtloNEER rf'Sj'C ■ Morgan's Red Owl Redwood Falls, Mn fedwood Falls, Mn 56283 Menno Rose Buller Ph. 507-637-2445 Eastwood Estate In Town Country Living Brandt Electric ommercial and Residential Wiring Gauthiers Sewing Machines Hoover Sales-Repair all makes 229 S. Mill Redwood Falls, Mn. Ph. 637-8336 Blue Water Indian Arts Skyway American Bank Bldg. 5th Minnesota St. Paul, Mn. 55101 Valley Garage Auto Sales Franklin Morton, Mn. Eddie M. Lund Ph. 697-6350 Quality used cars trucks Dirlam Realty 236 S. Mill Street Redwood Falls, Mn. 56283 Tersteegs Super Valu, Inc. Redwood Falls, Mn. 56283 Open 7:30-10:30 7 days a week SUPER UALU Lampert Building Center 901 E. Bridge St. Redwood Falls, Mn. - Ph. 637-2973 Building the Great Northwest For Over 90 Years Franklin Heights Nursing Home Franklin, Mn. 55333 Ph. 557-2211 Come Visit Us Soon Fairfax Grain Supply Franklin Plant Franklin, Mn. Ph. 557-2214 Grain Cleaning, Grinding, etc. Farm Services of all Kinds THE KNIT WITS YARN SHOP Yarns, crewel, needle point, rugs and accessories. Redwood Falls, Minnesota Phone: 637-2626 SCOTT-PREUSS£ CHEVROLET PONTIAC K IC BU WBODY mus Am AY OLDSMOBILE « Scdtt Ereusse iwoodjj rMn 56283 sales on 'Ickvoram! Trucks Morton Interiors or Honest John's •Lumber •Insulation •Roofing •Windows •Paint •Tools We give estimates All your Building Needs Morton, Mn Ph. 697-6433 The Longbranch Where good sports get better spirits Franklin, Mn 55333 Jerry Nissen Dr. S. P. is Redwood Falls, Mn. Ph. 637-2824 Goodyear Farm Tire Center Highway 212, West Olivia, Mn. 56277 ph. 612-523-2324 Keltgen Seed Company Box 143 Olivia, Mn. 56277 Wingate’s Leuthols - Lenz 108 South Ninth Street Olivia, MN 56277 The Music Store, Inc. Ill East 2nd St. Redwood Falls, Minnesota Sward Kemp Drug 207 So. Washington Phone: 637-2911 Magnetic Peripherals Inc. a subsidiary of Control Data Corporation ■r Morton Systems P.O. Box 278 Morton, Mn. Ph. 507-697-6158 Dean F. Umoges-Pres. J.I. Mahlum - treasurer The leaders In component building parts and complete building structures. WT' N. Revier Firestone Store 1104 East Bridge HiWay 19-71 East Redwood Falls, Mn. 56283 Ph. (507) 637-3578 Wilson’s e d w fine clothing store complete hardware our Doing more for teachers everyday. tixacq Erwin Lothert Morton, Mn. Ph. 697-6119 JOHNSON’S JEWELRY GIFTS Store of Unusual Gifts Redwood Falls, Mn 56283 THE EXCHANGE RESTAURANT Highways 19 71 East Redwood Falls, Mn. 56283 A Unique Eatery and Drinkery DARI KING NORTHWESTERN BELL 711 East Bridge St. Redwood Falls, Mn. Ph. 637-8850 94 out of 100 references to Northwestern Bell's yellow pages lead to action — a visit, a call or a letter. OWEN’S TV APPLIANCE Radlo-TV-Appliances Quasar-Zenith-Sony We service all makes The staff of the 1978 Tomahawk take this opportu- nity to thank Bill, Dave and their staff at William's Studio for the photographic services performed for us during this school year. We would also like to VALLEY SUPPER CLUB N. Redwood Ph. 637-5541 Fine Food Begins at 5:30 Mon. - Sat. thank the sponsors for their advertisements. Without their assistance, this book would not have been pos- sible. We offer our sincere appreciation.