Morton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Morton, MN)

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Homecoming Activities Homecoming 1980 was an event to re- member. The school was filled with spirit signs and contests designed to fire every one up. Coronation was held on Thursday night with Lorri Daun being crowned as 1980 Homecoming Queen. After corona- tion everyone was invited to attend the traditional bonfire behind the school. Fri- day was a wet, rainy day but the parade went on as scheduled. Dedicated girls played in the powder puff football game with the Senior-Freshmen team beating the Junior-Sophomore team. Friday night as the clouds cleared the Morton Football Team got ready for a tough game against Balaton. It took four overtimes but the Indians finally came through with a 34-28 Homecoming win. The dance was held on Saturday night with everyone having something to celebrate after Friday’s great victory. 13

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Lord It’s Hard To Be Humble V 12 1. Homecoming Court. 2. Our new Queen Lorri. 3. Crownbearers Matt Robin- son and Stacy Bidinger. 4. The 1979 Homecoming Queen Ann Ruhland and her escort Ric Deinken. 5. Doctor Jean Reitter and Nurse Kris Simning operate on a Balaton warrior in the win- ning Homecoming skit. 6. Morton’s devastating defense in action against Balaton.

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Can I Have This Dance FRONT ROW: Amy Bethke, Mary Tisdell, Reigning Queen Beth Frank, Queen Kathy Lothert, Amy Lussenhop, Cathy Reitter. BACK ROW: Brian Pendleton, Todd Prescott, John Robinson, Jakob Victorin, Greg Hennen, Joe Ruhland. The 1981 Sweetheart Ball was a huge success. The FHA’s time and effort were well worth the while, and a special thanks goes to advisor Mrs. Roble for all her help. The corona- tion was followed by a dance with music pro- vided by “Numbers”. RIGHT: Queen Kathy Lothert. FAR RIGHT: Ja- kob stays calm as Kathy is crowned 1981 Sweetheart Queen.