Morton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Morton, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1982 volume:

Tomahawk 1982 MORTON PUBLIC SCHOOL STAFF TABLE OF CONTENTS Jeanne Deinken ...........................Senior Co-Editor Beth Frank ...............................Senior Co-Editor Lori Kojetin ........................ Assistant Art Editor Student Life Kelly Haskell ............................Junior Co-Editor Activities Cathy Reitter ............................Junior Co-Editor Sports Lynn Greenslit .............................Staff Member Organizations Tracy Middleton ............................Staff Member Classes Tim Kojetin ............................ Head Photographer Administration Scott Greenslit ............................. Photographer Seniors Jean Reitter ................................ Photographer Advertising Julie Cornwell .............................. Photographer Mrs. Mary Revier ..................................Advisor . 3 15 23 43 59 69 75 87 Here's To You . . . Joannie - what do you mean What am I doing in the office? Only Joannie Brown would want to know this. Or, how about That doesn't look like your mother's signature to me! As our principal's secretary for 8 years, Joannie has been very dedicated to the students at Morton Public School. From selling pencils and cough drops to healing our bumps and scratches, she has always been there when we needed her. In spite of, or maybe because of her sincere scoldings she has taught us the meaning of respect. For this and so much more, we dedicate this, our 1981-82 Tomahawk to you. Thanks, Joannie, for being you!!! 1. ''Tim, What did you volunteer us for this time? 2. She moved me for the third time! 3. Nothing to it guys, that basket's just a drop in the bucket. 4. Good stuff, Maynard 5. Morton's spirit week at it's peak. 6. Eat your heart out Loretta Lynn! 4 1. No, Jeanne, this time the gossip's not about you. 2. Girls, have I got an idea for you! 3. It's obvious, they're neither bas- ketball players nor models. 4. I THOUGHT I knew that cheer! 5. Kool the Gang 3 Jump Rope For Heart And Canby Day Near the end of the school year volun- teers participated in the Jump Rope For Heart Program. They received certifi- cates of Achievement and t-shirts for their accomplishments. About the same time that this occurred several students went to Canby Area Vocation- al Day. They took tests in business, typ- ing, calculus, and English. Beth Frank and Jeanne Deinken both received awards. FRONT: Shawn Frank, Peter Brown, Bruce Toltzman, Amy Lussenhop, Beth Frank, Mary Angermeyr, and Julie Cornwell. SECOND ROW: Laurie Goblirsch, Amy Bethke, Karyl Haskell, Jill Wittgraf, Peggy Tretbar, Cathy Reitter, Jeanne Deinken, Kim Robertson, and Evon Taylor. Us At Work And Play 7 Us At Our Best . . . 8 . . . Even Better Student Council Trip Despite the rainy weather, the Student Council managed to have a good time on their trip. They arrived at the Min- nesota Science Museum in Minneapo- lis and observed fossils, a mummy and much more ancient history before the start of the shows at the Omni Theater. Nomads of the Deep and Silent Sky were the two shows they saw. Then a trip to Como Park was cancelled because of the rain, and instead the group enjoyed some time at Ridgedale. The highlight of the day was a baseball game at the Hubert Humphrey Metro- dome. The Minnesota Twins played the Boston Red Sox at 7:30 p.m. The trip was a lot of fun and seeing the dome for the first time was exciting. Well, where should we go this year? 10 Memories Two long standing traditions were given a farewell by Mortonites this year. On December 19, 1981 the Vikings played the last game at Metropolitan Stadium. The fans went wild tearing down goal posts, taking seats and sod. The Twins and Vikings will now play at the new Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis. On March 2, 1981, the Morton boys basketball team played the last basketball game at the Morton gym. Although the fans didn't get quite so wild, it was an event we will all remember. Over the years there have been both moments of wild excitement and great disappointment. The heartbreaking losses have been more then compensated by the thrill of victory. Many suburb coaches and athletes have spent many an hour using their talents in our gym. But though varsity basketball may be gone, the good times and the fondest memories will never die, but remain with us forever. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIESl How Much How Many small fries movie ....... Lee jeans ... postage stamp pair of Nike's can of pop .. record album candy bar $.40 gallon of gas ...................$1.25 $3.00 pack of gum ......................$.25 $29.00 haircut .........................$6.00 $.20 school dance ....................$2.50 $39.00 medium pizza ....................$6.00 $.40 one loaf of bread ................$.70 $8.50 one gallon of 2% milk $2.10 $.30 yearbook ...................... $12.00 If you prefer staying at home and having a few friends drop in for some laughs instead of going to Gibbon for a dance, you're IN. If you're the type of person whose favorite outfit is faded bell bottoms and a jean jacket, then you are OUT. For more INs and OUTs, read on........ straight leg Lee jeans khaki clothes the color lavender rainbow shirts ruffles and lace headbands cowboy boots three piece suits blazers suede jackets French braids colored shoelaces contact lenses video games old fashion names poetry a really good hamburger tweed gold chains perfume friends naps dropping in jokes walking American cars in Europe picnics Nike's and Tiger's Out scarves glasses afros ties uncommon names mood rings digital watches wide lapels bell bottom jeans wedge haircuts plaid pants cruising jean jackets Entertainment TELEVISION Hillstreet Blues Soap Operas Cartoons Benny Hill WKRP Fame Happy Days Magnum P.l. Dallas Dukes of Hazzard Hart to Hart 3's Company Fall Guy SONGS t MOVIES Centerfold J. Geils Band Start Me Up Rolling Stones We've Got the Beat The Go-Go's Young Turks Rod Stewart Shake it UP The Cars Make a Move On Me Olivia Newton- John Endless Love L. Ritchie D. Ross Waiting For a Girl Like You Foreigner Feels So Right Albama Bobby Sue Oakridge Boys Private Eyes Hall Oates Stranded Cameleon I've Done Everything For You R. Springfield On Golden Pond Porky's Taps Arthur Sharky's Machine Halloween II Neighbors Modern Problems Chariots of Fire Stripes Absence of Malice Ordinary People Raiders of the Lost Ark 13 Spirit!!! Greased hair, bobby socks and pony-tails started Spirit Week off with a bang. On Tuesday everyone was a little inside-out. The students came dressed in their best on Wednesday. Thursday was Mr. Irresistible and Twin day. Mr. Irresistible was Pete Brown?? Twin day was also on Thursday with a lot of weird looking twins running around. The traditional Blue and Gold day came on Friday. 1. Looks like Tony and Tim have it made. 2. The Bobsey Twins livin' it up! 3. Patty and Lori cheer up the troops. 4. The few, the proud, the twinkle toes. 5. I had a shirt like that once, then my dad got a job! Candidates And Escorts Queen Amy Lussenhop and Greg Hennen Kathy Lothert and Rick Koerner Brenda Serbus (MC) and Ed Gaasch Beth Frank and Kevin Balsley Coronation Fun And Games The halls were filled with signs and fired-up kids for Home- coming 1981. This year's coronation was held on a Monday night in order to let the queen reign over Spirit Week. Amy Lussenhop was crowned our new queen. After the coronation there was a pep rally and bon-fire to pump everyone up for Spirit Week. Friday came with beautiful weather. After the parade, the annual Powder Puff game was held, ending in a tie. Friday night, under the lights, the excitement was building as the Indians charged on the field. As the final gun sounded, the Morton-Franklin Indians came out on top, 27-6! The finishing touch was the dance Saturday night. What a perfect ending for a great week! Up, Up, And Away The Morton elementary students participated in the Weekly Reader's Balloon Contest, which was a nationwide activity. The students that were involved let their balloons go from behind the school on March 23, 1982; which is the day the contest began. The first student that received a reply was Wendy Pearson, who's balloon was found the same day 112 miles away, in West St. Paul. The winners of the contest received prizes for the balloon that traveled the farthest by May 1, 1982. 17 Sweetheart Ball 1982 Ric Lothert, Kathy Lothert, Brian Pendleton, Amy Bethke, John Tate, Cassie Cherry, Greg Hennen, Mary Tisdell, Shawn Frank, Queen Billi Flamme, Kelly Haskell, Tony Lussenhop, Lynn Greenslit, Jim Hennen, Amy Schweinfurter, Dan Brazil, Julie Serbus, Scott Greenslit. The 1982 Sweetheart Ball was a huge success. The FHA put a lot of time and effort, which was well worth it, into the coronation. A spe- cial thanks goes to Mrs. Roble, our advisor, for all her help. The coro- nation was followed by a dance with music by Slyder. We are very proud to say our 1982 Sweetheart Queen is Billi Flamme, our foreign exchange student from Germany. Queen Billi Flamme escorted by Shawn Frank. Dawn Zachariason and Alan Reitter. Lynn Greenslit escorted by jim Hennen. Mary Tisdell escorted by Greg Hennen. i Cassie Cherry escorted by John Tate. Amy Schweinfurter escorted by Dan Brazil. Kathy Lothert escorted by Ric Lothert. Amy Bethke escorted by Brian Pendleton. Kelly Haskell escorted by Tony Lussenhop. Julie Serbus escorted by Scott Greenslit. 19 Just Between You And Me 21 Ich Vermisse Dich, Minnesota! When I got my address, I was happy that it was in the Northern United States - like Minnesota. Sibylle Flamme, (or Billi) said when she arrived from Isernhagen, West Germany, to her new home at the Richard Haskell family. Billi, as a junior in Morton, was enthusiastic at the idea of having sports during school. She was in Volleyball, and Basketball. She was also active in FHA, and Pep Club. Later in the year she attended Project 120, which is a week long seminar, learning about Minnesota's government. It was held at the Capitol building in St. Paul. Billi was here as a student experiencing Minnesota's way of life, but the roles were reversed and she became the teacher and we became the students. ABOVE: Tony can't believe it and it really BOTHERS Shawn! Billi says, I miss you Minnesota. Billi with her American sisters, Kelly and Karyl. 22 Football The Morton-Franklin Indians won the Mini Conference Nine-Man football championship. This was the first year of a cooperatively sponsored team by the Morton and Franklin Schools. The Indians finished the regular season with a 9-0 record. The Indians then lost a qualifying game to Winsted Holy Trinity of the Circle Eight Confer- ence by a score of 32-14. The Indians, under first year head coach Tom Jacobson, had a fine balance of passing and running. Junior quarterback Brian Pendleton led the passing attack which gained 1,262 yards. The Indians complet- ed 102 of 201 passes (50.7%) and averaged 126.2 yards per game passing. Neal Prahl with 31 and Ric Lothert with 26 were the leading receivers. The M-F Indians rushing attack gained 100.7 yards per game. The leading rusher was Greg Hennen with 663 yards for an average of 4.3. Hennen also led the scoring with ten touchdowns. The M-F offense averaged 22.4 points per game. The M-F defense was anchored by Nine-Man all-stater, Kevin Balsley. Balsley totaled 143 tackles including eight sacks. Balsley also knocked down five passes. The defense gave up 11.2 points per game, but came up with shutouts over the second and third place teams in the conference. The Indians had 19 interceptions and 11 fumble recov- eries. FRONT ROW: Mark Daun, Todd Seehausen, Loren Forcier, Brian Pendleton, Rusty McGowan, Darris Dehncke, Joe Simmons, John Frohrip, John Tate, Jim Hennen, Pete Brown, Bob Haas, Harley Zimmer, Kevin McGowan. SECOND ROW: Shawn Frank, Rick Koerner, Eric Benson, Kevin Kokesch, Greg Hennen, Steve Petsinger, Kevin Balsley, Pete Anderson, Neal Prahl, Ric Lothert, Mike Dingels, Tim Wolter, Todd Rathman, Ed Gaasch, Dan Brazil, Todd Prescott, Mark Daun, Mr. Tom Jacobson - Head Coach. MISSING: Mr. Keith Klawitter - Assistant Coach. 24 SENIORS: Bob Haas, Greg Hennen, Ed Gaasch, Kevin Balsley, Ric Lothert, Rick Koerner. insted- Holv Trinity 25 Fall Cheerleaders 1. TOP TO BOTTOM: Patty Lussenhop, Caro- line Ruff, Cathy Schroeder, Lori Hennen, Sandy Brockway, Mary Angermeyr, Amy Schweinfurter. 2. TOP TO BOTTOM: Cathy Swoboda, Paula Wittgraf, Jerilyn Kodet. 3. FRONT ROW: Sheri Martin, Lori Hennen, Patty Lussenhop, Cassie Cherry, Amy Schweinfurter. 27 MHS Volleyball WE OPPONENT THEY 2 Danube 0 0 Franklin 2 2 Springfield 0 2 Belview 0 0 Fairfax 2 2 Gibbon 0 2 Winthrop 0 2 MVL 1 0 Gaylord 2 0 Wabasso 2 0 Sleepy Eye 2 2 Morgan 0 2 Sanborn 0 2 Redwood Falls 0 TOURNAMFNT ACTION Bel view 0 Springfield FRONT ROW: Linda Schwab, Tracy Middleton, Lynn Greenslit, Sandy Brockway, Laurie Anger meyr, Cathy Reitter. SECOND ROW: Daneilla Leith, Kathy Lothert, Julie Cornwell, Mary Anger meyr, Billi Flamme, Amy Bethke, Head Coach, Mrs. Brewer. The 1981 volleyball season was one of ups and downs. The squad was inexperienced but worked well together. Although not very tall, their spirit and enthusiasm more than made up for it. They had two girls receive awards. Mary Angermeyr received All-Conference and Kathy Lothert received an honorable mention. SENIORS: Julie Corn- well, Kathy Lothert, Mary Angermeyr. 28 FRONT ROW: Daneilla Leith, Koleen Sperl, Karyl Haskell, Kris Simning, kelly Cherry, Donna Borman, Lisa Cornwell. SECOND ROW: Cathy Reitter, Linda Schwab, Billi Flamme, Laura Angermeyr, Jean Reitter, Tracy Middleton. 1. Help Gooch, I'm stuck! 2. Some butts!!!! 3. Auditioning for a Pert commercial, Mary and Kathy???? FRONT ROW: Connie Swoboda, Kelly Cherry, Paula Wittgraf, Velma Simn- ing, Kim Daun. SECOND ROW: Donna Borman, Lisa Cornwell, Kris Simning, Jean Reitter, Kristi Middleton, Karyl Haskell, Miss DeWitz - Assistant coach. 29 Boys Basketball FRONT ROW: Brad Grejtak, Loren Forcier, John Tate, Brian Pendleton, Shawn Frank, Jim Hennen, Bobby Larsen - Manager. SECOND ROW: Greg Hennen, Scott Greenslit, Rick Lothert, Kevin Balsley, Steve Petsinger, Dan Brazil, Dave Schultz, Todd Prescott. During Coach Jon Hagen's first season at the helm, the Indians were a very exciting team to watch. The Morton Indian Basketball team finished the season 11-8, with a thrilling but disappointing last second loss to Sleepy Eye St. Mary's in the District 10 tournament. The season included many thrilling victories and a few heartbreak- ing losses. WE 61 32 73 47 67 50 77 74 62 56 41 57 45 31 56 71 50 67 63 SCOREBOARD OPPONENT Redwood Falls Springfield Raymond Belview Gibbon Dan ut Frankli Sleepy Eye Gaylord Wabasso Winthrop Belview Fairfax Morgan Wabasso Sleepy Eye Springfield TOl RNA Sleepy E’ r 30 SENIORS: Greg Hennen, Kevin Balsley, Rick Lothert. FRONT ROW: John Tate, Todd Prescott, Shawn Frank, Jim Hennen, Brad Grejtak, Loren Forcier, Mark Daun, Scott Greenslit, Dave Schultz, Dan Brazil. Girls Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: Gloria Forcier, Kris Simning, Linda Schwab, Tracy Middleton, Lynn Greenslit, Laura Angermeyr, Billi Flamme, jeannie Reitter, Julie Cornwell, Mary Angermeyr, Margaret Brockway, and Karyl Haskell. SENIORS TOP TO BOTTOM. Mary Anger- meyr, Julie Cornwell, and Margaret Brock- way. The girls season proved to be one of disappointment with a record of 3-17. Because of injuries, lack of height and inconsistency, the season was frustrat- ing. The girls lost many games by one and two points, which were heart- breaking, but they always came back with more determination and spirit. By the time tournaments came the girls were ready to win and they proved it with an upset to Belview in the first round. They played an aggressive game against Wabasso in the second round of the tournament but fell short of a victo- ry. The team has alot to look forward to next year with determined underclass- men and lettermen. THEY WE OPPC 34 31 42 Raymond Belview OT Gibbon Morgan Springfield Franklin 43 Sleep 40 Gaylor 31 Wabasso' 39 Winthrofj v Jr ve 23 Belview f 31 46 Fairfax 65 36 VVab ibW 36 Sleepy I) v TOURNA 44 Morgan 2 Redwood I alls tournament action 43 Belview 44 w‘b4“° FRONT ROW: Gloria Forcier, Lisa Cornwell, Karyl Haskell, Donna Borman, and Connie Swoboda. SECOND ROW: Dawn Balsley, Kim Pendleton, Sheri Martin, jeannie Reitter, and Billi Flamme. THIRD ROW: Kris Simning, Kelly Cherry, and Kim Daun. WINTER B-SQUAD Front: Lori Hennen, Patty Lussenhop. Back: Amy Schweinfurter, Cassie Cherry. WINTER JUNIOR HIGH Left: Cathy Swoboda, Jerilyn Kodet, Paula Wittgraf. WINTER A-SQUAD Left: Amy Bethke, Sandy Brockway, Mary Tisdell, Peggy Tretbar. 34 MHS Tennis Having started a tennis pro- gram just last year, the Mor- ton team consisted of very young varsity players. What they may have lacked in ex- perience was more than made up for in enthusiasm. Although the season record would say that, It was a re- building year, the team played some great points. Returning lettermen includ- ed Shawn Frank, Pete Brown, Julie Cornwell, and Patty Lus- senhop. 35 BOTTOM ROW: Lisa Cornwell, Jean Reitter, Kris Simning, Julie Cornwell, Patty Lussenhop, Donna Borman. TOP ROW: Shawn Frank, Scott Greenslit, Brad Grejtak. MHS Baseball The 1982 baseball team was coached by Mark Nohner. Although his first year as baseball coach resulted in a disappoint- ing season (3-9), he saw his players im- prove in many ways. Such skills as catching fly balls, perfecting bunts, and running the bases, were all part of field- ing a competitive team. Highlights of the season were defeating Gaylord and especially the naming of Greg Hennen to All-Conference and Brian Pendleton to Honorable Mention. SENIORS: Greg Hennen, Kevin Balsley, Rick Koerner, and Tim Swoboda. FRONT ROW: Loren Forcier, Bill Gaasch, Darris Dehncke, jim Hennen, Tim Swoboda, John Tate. SECOND ROW: Coach Nohner, Rick Koerner, Brian Pendleton, Steve Petsinger, Kevin Balsley, Greg Hennen, Todd Prescott. 36 Boy's Track FRONT ROW: Paul Swoboda, Dave Schnitzler, Bob Haas, John Tate, Joe Simmons, Kevin McGowan. BACK ROW: Todd Prescott, Todd Rathman, Ric Lothert, Kevin Balsley, Steve Petsinger, Greg Hennen, Tim Kojetin, Coach - Roger Melquist. Experience and desire to win sparked the Morton Boys Track Team to placing high in many meets. One such letterman, Ric Lothert, placed in the district and region meets and went on to do well at state in the 100 high hurdles and long jump. The team will miss the leadership of the seniors, but the returning team members will be tough competitors. ABOVE SENIORS: Bob Haas, Ric Lothert, Kevin Balsley, Greg Hennen, Tim Kojetin. 38 Girl's Track The girl's track team had a season of ups and downs. Although ABOVE SENIORS: Julie Cornwell, Lori Kojetin, Mary Anger- they were a young team, they did acquire points in the meets meyr. and are looking forward to next season. 39 FRONT ROW: Lisa Gentry, Connie Swoboda, Kelly Cherry, Paula Wittgraf, Cathy Swoboda. BACK ROW: Karyl Haskell, Mary Angermeyr, Lori Kojetin, Lynn Greenslit, Julie Cornwell, Coach - Roger Melquist. All-Stars Senior VIPS: Front Row: Mary Angermeyr, Julie Cornwell, Bob Haas. Second Row: Kathy Lothert, Margaret Brockway, Tim Swoboda, Amy Lussenhop, Tim Volleyball: Kathy Lothert - Honorable Men- Kojetin. Back Row: Ed Gaasch, Greg Hennen, Kevin Balsley, Ric Lothert, Rick tjon ary Angermeyr - All-Conference. Koerner. 1. Football: Brian Pendleton - All Area, Kevin Balsley - All State, defense, Minnesota Broadcaster's Award, All Ai®a, Greg Hen- nen - All Area. 2. Girls Basketball: Lynn Greenslit - All-Confer- ence, Mary Angermeyr - Honorable Mention, Julie Cornwell - Honorable Mention. 3. Boys Basketball: Brian Pendleton - All- Conference, Kevin Balsley - Honorable Mention, Ric Lothert - Honorable Mention. 40 Junior High Sports FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Darris Dehncke, Russel McGowan, Harley Zimmer, Pat Ahrens, and Jerry Schultz. SECOND ROW: Duane Panitzke, Joe Simmons, Troy Seehausen, Bob Zimmer, Jared Haas, and Paul Swoboda. BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Dave Schnitzler, Jerry Schultz, Bob Zimmer, Dan Kodet, and Bill Gaasch. SECOND ROW: Troy Seehausen, Jared Haas, Mike Daun, Troy Mude, and Paul Swoboda. Girls Junior High Basketball SITTING: Lisa Gentry, Paula Wittgraf, Kim Daun, Cathy Swoboda, and Tina Haas. STANDING: Mrs. Bonnie Scheitel, Co-Coach, Connie Swoboda, Velma Simning, Kristi Middleton, Teresa Lothert, Kelly Cherry, Joyce Sperl, and Co-Coach Mr. Dave Scheitel. MHS Tomahawk Staff FRONT ROW: Julie Cornwell, Amy Lussenhop, Jeanne Deinken, Cathy Reitter, Kelly Haskell. SECOND ROW: Tracy Middleton, Lori Kojetin, Mrs. Mary Revier - Advisor, Beth Frank, Scott Greenslit, Tim Kojetin. MISSING: Lynn Greenslit. After reading through the yearbook, you can see we have made quite a few changes. We have a color section and we also added a variety of artwork throughout the book. Lori Kojetin is responsible for all of the artwork and we feel she did a super job. The color section took a while to complete, but it also turned out well. The staff worked really hard, and we feel they put out a really great book! We want to thank everybody who helped. Jeanne Deinken, Beth Frank Senior Co-Editors 44 SENIOR CO-EDITORS: Jeanne Deinken, Beth Frank. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Tim Kojetin, Scott Greenslit, Jean Reitter, JUNIOR CO-EDITORS: Kelly Haskell, Cathy Reitter. Julie Cornwell. ASSISTANT EDITOR: Lori Kojetin. 5 Smoke Signals Staff 46 FRONT ROW: Cathy Reitter, Brenda Serbus. SECOND ROW: julie Cornwell, Margaret Brockway, Mary Tisdell, Evon Taylor, Lori Kojetin, Kelly Haskell, Kathy Lothert. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Revier, Amy Lussenhop, Lynn Greenslit. Student Council FRONT ROW: Kris Simning, Mary Jo Serbus, Cathy Swoboda, Kim Daun, Connie Swoboda, Amy Bethke, Tony Lussenhop, Tim Kojetin, Sandy Brockway, Amy Lussenhop, Kathy McCorquodale, Cathy Reitter, Peggy Tretbar, Mary Tisdell, Kelly Haskell. BACK ROW: Cassie Cherry, Lori Kojetin, Beth Frank, Mary Angermeyr, Jeanne Deinken, Kathy Lothert, Danny Brazil, Mike Daun, Greg Hennen, Mr. Middleton. 47 M-Club The M-Club is responsible for the Ath- letic Banquet in the Spring. To raise money for this event they raffled off a black and white television at the first boys basketball game. Mr. Picka, the advisor of M-Club, is pictured below reading off the winner of the television, Cassie Cherry. a mm FRONT ROW: Lynn Greenslit, Julie Cornwell, Laura Angermeyr, Mary Angermeyr, Amy Bethke, Kathy Lothert. SECOND ROW: Patty Lussenhop, Ann MacHolda, Peggy Tretbar, Mary Tisdell, Peter Brown, Jim Hennen, Tim Wolter. THIRD ROW: Cassie Cherry, Amy Schweinfurter, Danny Brazil, Ric Lothert, Greg Hennen, Loren Forcier. FOURTH ROW: Todd Prescott, Tim Kojetin, Kevin Balsley, Rick Koerner, Brian Pendleton. STANDING FRONT TO BACK: David Schultz, Tim Swoboda, Steve Pet- singer, Scott Greenslit, Tony Lussenhop, Sandy Brockway, Shawn Frank, Mark Daun, John Tate. OFFICERS: Greg Hennen, John Tate, Julie Cornwell, Mary Angermeyr. 48 Pep Club The Pep Club had a very active year. The fall of the year was filled with Homecoming plans, and a group of freshmen were the winners of a sign contest. The Pep Club also had a fundraiser to provide funds for the Sweetheart Dance. FRONT ROW: Lisa Gentry, Velma Simning, Theresa Lothert, Kim Daun, Connie Swoboda, Tina Haas, Amy Lussenhop. SECOND ROW: Mary Jo Serbus, Cathy Swoboda, Karyl Haskell, Kris Simning, Lisa Cornell, Kathy McCorquodale, Ann MacHolda, Sandy Brockway, Jean Reitter, Donna Borman, Kathy Lothert. THIRD ROW: Paula Wittgraf, Kelly Cherry, Cathy Dehncke, Sheri Martin, Mary Tisdell, Amy Bethke, Peggy Tretbar, Julie Dehncke, Cathy Reitter, Dawn Balsley, Beth Frank. FOURTH ROW: Delaine Taylor, Billi Flamme, Kristi Middleton, Kelly Haskell, Lori Hennen, Patty Lussenhop, Lynn Greenslit, Linda Schwab, Mary Angermeyr, Julie Serbus, Evon Taylor, Brenda Serbus. 49 FHA FRONT: Amy Lussenhop, Lori Kojetin, Jeanne Deinken, Mary Tisdell - Treasurer, Kelly Haskell - Vice-President, Brenda Serbus - President, Julie Serbus - Secretary, Dawn Balsley, Beth Frank, Cathy Reitter, Peggy Tretbar. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Roble, Karyl Haskell, Kathy McCorquodale, Amy Bethke, Sheri Martin, Jean Reitter, Ann MacHolda, Billi Flamme, Cathy Dehncke, Lynn Greenslit, Linda Schwab, Ann Kojetin, Kris Simning, Lori Hennen, Patty Lussenhop. Missing: Evon Taylor and Jill Wittgraf. It's a proven fact: brushing your teeth prevents cavities. Probably one of the most active organizations in the school is the F.H.A. Headed by Mrs. Roble, the F.H.A. becomes involved in many school activities. Their most important activity is the Sweetheart Ball. They also serve lunch to the teachers at conferences. At the end of the year the girls are honored at a banquet where they receive awards for out- standing participation. The installation ceremony of new officers is also held that night. It is a special night for everyone involved. Can you tell whose hands are younger looking? Indianettes The Indianettes were not only busy during the school year, but also during the summer of '81. They sold food at auctions to raise money. They put the money to good use by having Mrs. Elaine Schweinfurter make new uni- forms. During the school year besides per- forming at games they served lunches at dou- bleheaders. Kathy McCorquodale, Amy Schweinfurter, Cassie Cherry, Kelly Cherry, Cathy Reitter, Kelly Haskell, Amy Lussenhop. MISSING: Jill Wittgraf. 51 One-Act Play “Almost The Bride Of Dracula The one act play was a big success this year. Dracula was interested in three girls — Donna, Becky, and Lisa. Donna is a girl with a religious background of which Dracula is not quite sure about. Becky is a Texas tease and Lisa is a girl with a history of bad luck. Dracula's pushy mother doesn't care who he de- cides to marry just as long as he hurries up. Becky underminds Dracula and he ends up not marrying her or any one of the girls. The cast was: Tony Lussen- hop-Dracula, Jeanne Deinken-Dracu- la's mother, Kelly Haskell-Donna, Bren- da Serbus-Becky, Julie Cornwell-Lisa, Sandy Brockway and Peter Brown who played Becky's parents. Give me a break you guys. FRONT ROW: John Tate, Brenda Serbus, Shawn Frank, Tony Lussenhop, Tim Kojetin, and Peter Brown. SECOND ROW: Sandy Brockway, Jeanne Deinken, Julie Cornwell, Kelly Haskell, Mary Angermeyr, and advisor Mrs. Angela Revier. ■ 52 “Cat 'O' Nine Tails Three-Act Play The play Cat 'O' Nine Tails is a funny my- stery about a thief who is after papers worth $10 million. The question is — which one of Mr. Gordon's employees is the Cat 'O' Nine Tails ? The cast should be proud of the fine performance they gave, as the play was thor- oughly enjoyed by all who saw it. FRONT: Tony Lussenhop-cameo appearance, Jim Hennen-Jimmie, Tim Kojetin-Jacob, Tim Wolter-Mr. Gordon, John Tate-crew, Shawn Frank-Henri. SECOKND ROW: Mrs. Angela Revier-Advisor, Cathy Reitter-crew, Kris Simning-crew, Cassie Cherry-Theo- dora, Sandy Brockway-Fox, Jeanne Deinken-Miss. Smith, Billi Flamme-Mrs. Gordon, Brenda Serbus, Julie Cornwell-Betty, Karyl Haskell-Bridget, Lisa Cornwell-Peggy, Mary Tisdell-crew, and Advisor Mrs. Mary Sanek. MISSING: Loren Forcier-crew, Kelly FHaskell-crew, and Peter Brown-crew. 53 Deciam The Sub-District Speech Contest was held in Morton on March 26th. Contestants from Morgan, Springfield, Sleepy Eye, Sleepy Eye St. Marys, and Morton attended. Nine people from Morton participated. Kristi Middle- ton and Billi Flamme won second place in their cate- gories; Julie Cornwell placed third; and Kelly Cherry and Kelly Haskell were alternates. Other participants were Pau- la Wittgraf, Joyce Sperl, Karyl Haskell, and Jeanne Deinken. Morton High School is proud of these girls. Declam has seen a growing interest in the last few years in Morton. It is to the credit of those and all participants that Declam is enthusiastically received. FRONT ROW: Joyce Sperl, Paula Wittgraf, Kelly Cherry, Karyl Haskell, Kristi Middleton. SEC- OND ROW: Julie Cornwell, Jeanne Deinken, Billi Flamme, Kelly Haskell, Mrs. Angela Revier. Special Projects BOB AND GREG DISPLAY THEIR SHOP PROJECTS 54 Choir FIRST ROW: Donna Borman, Laurie Goblirsch, Tammy Carruth, Julie Dehncke, Margaret Brockway, Peggy Tretbar, Sheri Martin, Kris Simning, Karyl Haskell, Patty Lussenhop, Lori Hennen, Jean Reitter, Anne Kojetin, Beth Frank, Amy Lussenhop, Brenda Serbus. SECOND ROW: Mary Tisdell, Amy Bethke, Sandy Brockway, Lynn Greenslit, Kathy McCorquodale, Ann MacHolda, David Schnitz- ler, Jeanne Deinken, Amy Schweinfurter, Cassie Cherry, Julie Cornwell, Kelly Haskell, Cathy Reitter, Mary Angermeyr, Lori Kojetin. THIRD ROW: Greg Hennen, Rick Koerner, Bob Haas, Tim Wolter, Keven Balsley, Brad Grejtak, Jim Hennen, John Tate, Darris Dehncke, Shawn Frank, Tony Lussenhop, Scott Greenslit, Tim Kojetin, Russ Taylor. This year the M.H.S. Choir worked hard and the results proved it. They performed at the Christmas concert, the Spring concert. Graduation, Memorial Day and a select group sang at the World Day of Prayer. Many participated in the District Solo and Ensemble contest as soloists, in duets, or large groups. At left a select group sings at Home- coming, they are: FRONT ROW: Jeanne Deinken, Lori Kojetin, Amy Bethke, Sandy Brockway, Lynn Greenslit. BACK ROW: Mary Angermeyr, Jim Hennen, Tim Wolter, Greg Hennen, Bob Haas. 55 MHS Band FIRST ROW: Cathy Reitter, Amy Bethke, Amy Lussenhop, Peggy Tretbar. SECOND ROW: Laurie Goblirsch, Donna Borman, Kim Pendleton, Karyl Haskell, Beth Frank, Mary Angermeyr. THIRD ROW: Cathy Swoboda, Kelly Cherry, Teresa Lothert, Jeanne Deinken, Lynn Greenslit, Ann MacHolda, Kathy McCorquodale, Julie Serbus. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Wittgraf - Director, Lisa Kojetin, Jerilyn Kodet, Kirt Serbus, Brad Grejtak, Jim Hennen, Danny Brazil. Listen To The Music FIRST ROW: Kelly Haskell, Amy Schweinfurter, Cassie Cherry, Lori Hennen, Sheri Martin, Lisa Schweinfurter. SECOND ROW: Mary Jo Serbus, Mary Tisdell, Koleen Sperl, Kris Simning, Julie Cornwell, Laurie Angermeyr, Sandy Brockway, Lisa Cornwell. THIRD ROW: Patty Lussenhop, Jean Reitter, Paula Wittgraf, Bill Gaasch, Danny Kodet, Shawn Frank, Scott Greenslit, Peter Brown, Tim Kojetin, Tony Lussenhop. On April 17 the district solo-ensemble contest was held at Spring- field. The MHS band and choir was well represented at this con- test. Those who starred at districts were given the chance to represent Morton at region-state competition. Those were: Vocal Solo - Mary Angermeyr, Bass Clarinet Solo - Sandy Brockway, Contra Bass Clarinet Solo - Laura Angermeyr, Piccolo Solo - Amy Lussenhop, Clarinet Choir - Cathy Reitter, Sandy Brockway, Jill Wittgraf, Laura Angermeyr, Julie Cornwell, Laurie Goblirsch, Amy Bethke, Donna Borman. Laura Angermeyr received a star rating at the region-state competition for her Contra Bass Clarinet Solo. 1. Vocal Solos - Tony Lussenhop, Tim Wolter, Scott Greenslit, Tim Kojetin. BACK ROW: Cassie Cherry, Amy Schweinfurter, Sandy Brockway, Mary Angermeyr. 2. Instrumental Solo - Amy Lussenhop, Kelly Haskell, Jill Wittgraf, Peggy Tretbar. BACK ROW: Tony Lussenhop, Laura Angermeyr, Sandy Brockway, Julie Cornwell. 3. Sax Quartet - Beth Frank, Kris Simning, Mary Tisdell, Mary Angermeyr. 4. Clarinet Choir - Laura Goblirsch, Donna Borman, Jill Wittgraf, Amy Bethke. BACK ROW: Julie Cornwell, Laura Angermeyr, Sandy Brockway, Cathy Reitter. 5. Clarinet Quintet - Laura Goblirsch, Amy Bethke. BACK ROW: Julie Cornwell, Sandy Brockway, Cathy Reitter. SB Kindergarten And First Grade FRONT ROW: Jeremy Schiller, Chad Beran, Lisa Mude, Shannon Daun, Sandi Wertish, Dawn Lothert, Jason Wolling, Craig Serbus, Krista Kodet, Thomas Schnitzler. SECOND ROW: Steven Bentson, Laura Serbus, Michael Davis, Jennifer Miller, Jennifer Kodet, Byron Goldtooth, John Sullivan, Keegan Mammen, Kirk Lothert, Lance Lothert, Mrs. Ann Foley. MISSING: Jason Melquist. FRONT ROW: Amy Scheffler, Dennis McGowan, Melanie LeBrun, Michael Schiller, Stephanie Kerkhoff, Melissa Hennen, Alan Reitter, Toni O'Neil, James Sullivan, Dawn Zachariason, Jamie Hennen, Russel Hilbert. SECOND ROW: Brian Larsen, Tim Stein- beisser, Becky Schmitz, Alan Ahrens, Linda Scheffler, James Cornwell, Nikki Stoffel, Nathan Onken, Sarah Hillesheim, Jill Lucas, Scott Hanna, Richard Gruendemann, Miranda Sheimo, lola Pendleton, Mrs. Klimmek. Second And Third Grade FRONT ROW: Sandy Sperl, Gary Madsen, Richard Byington, Chaske' LaBlanc, Galen Serbus, Chris Gehrke, Stephanie Foley, Jennifer Lothert, Mrs. Seavert. SECOND ROW: Craig Ahrens, Wendy Pearson, Stacy Schmitz, Michelle France, Stacy Davis, Tammy Kojetin, Tammi Johnson, Kim Rebstock, Tonia Crooks. THIRD ROW: Brandee Roper, Roberta Pendleton, Mike Wertish, David Tersteeg, Brian Cornwell, Allen Rose, Matt Robinson, Heather Mammen, Stacy Bidinger. MISSING: Chad Gehrke, Mia Prescott. 61 FRONT ROW: Irving Jumping Eagle, Chad Zachariason, Karie Wittgraf, Jenny Wendt, Lynette Lothert, Jennifer Sullivan, Jonnie Guggisberg, Jay Brockway. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Eichten, Jeff Schiller, Brent Hilbert, Jason Vogle, Jon Lucas, Eric Daun, Jason Hennen, Charles Davis. Fourth And Sixth Grade FRONT ROW: Kelli Serbus, DeAnna Johnson, Chris Tersteeg, Travis O'Neil, Aaron Lee, Nicole Cherry, Lisa Hanna, Mrs. Carol Taggart. SECOND ROW: Eric O'Neil, Jenny Ahrens, Bobby Jo McGowan, Sheila Taylor, Molly Schweinfurter, Jason Goodthunder, Kevin Serbus, Sara Jumping Eagle. THIRD ROW: Bill McCorquodale, Todd Kodet, Russ Scheffler, Fred Pendleton, Jason Winges, Sandy Hillesheim, Tracy Dallenbach, Michelle Wertish, Becky Larsen. 62 FRONT ROW: Connie Johnson, Lizzy Gregg, Dana Hoff, Faith Guggisberg, Jeff Lothert, Bobby Dehncke, Miss LuAnn DeWitz. SECOND ROW: J. J. Goodthunder, Cory Seehausen, Andy Frank, Marc Pendleton, Joey Mahoney, Tom Carruth, Chad Martin, Chad Taylor. THIRD ROW: Jeff Wendt, Ann Brazil, Tammy Dallenbach, Ross McCorquodale, Greg Deinken, Kim Haas, Gary Deinken. Fifth Grade LEFT ROW: Nathan Lee, Sarah Foley, Terri Larsen, Dawn Goodthunder,Tony Brown, Lori Hanna, Todd Serbus, Chad Serbus. MIDDLE ROW: Sheri Haas, jamie Goodthunder, Wendy Melquist, Dana McGowan, Shannon O'Neil, Julie Simmons, Cherry Brockway, Scott Bidinger. RIGHT ROW: Shawn Wabasha, Michelle Neudecker, Hallie LeBrun, Kim Sullivan, Todd Beran, B. J. Schnitzler, Earl Pendleton. MISSING: Bob Larsen. 63 Seventh Grade FRONT ROW: Jerry Schultz - Vice President, Bill Gaasch - President. SECOND ROW: Teresa Lothert - Secretary, Dan Kodet - Treasurer. The quality of high school comedians is definitely deteriorat ing! In their first year of high school, the seventh graders started electing offi- cers. Some of them joined the senior high band, where they played at athle- tic events and concerts. Participating in sports was new to them but most of the class took advantage of it. As high school members they began attending dances such as Homecoming and the sock hops. Though they are small in numbers they are big in determination to make the most of their high school years. FRONT ROW: Tina Haas, Billy Gaasch, Danny Kodet, Lisa Gentry. SECOND ROW: Connie Swoboda, Teresa Lothert, Velma Simning, Kim Daun. THIRD ROW: Larry Robertson, Jerry Schultz. Eighth Grade The eighth graders were involved in many extra-curricular activities this year, and had a good time participating in them. Homecoming was a very busy time for them. They put togeth- er a skit and a float. They worked hard raising money for the years to come. The class of 1986 had a very exciting year, and they look forward to their freshman year. LEFT: Paula Wittgraf - President, Jerilyn Kodet - Vice President, Lisa Schweinfurter - Secretary, Kirt Serbus - Treasurer. FRONT ROW. Cathy Swoboda, Mary Jo Serbus, Paula Wittgraf, Lisa Schweinfurter, Delaine Taylor. SECOND ROW: Kelly Cherry, Lisa Robertson, Kristi Middleton, jerilyn Kodet, Joyce Sperl. THIRD ROW: Dewey Panitzke, Paul Swoboda, Troy Seehausen, Jared Haas, Bobby Zimmer, Kirt Serbus, Pat Ahrens, Troy Mude. MISSING: Tim Prescott. Ninth Grade FRONT ROW: Joe Simmons, Darris Dchncke, Patty Lussenhop, Julie Dehncke, Sheri Martin, Donna Borman, Lisa Kojetin. SECOND ROW Mike Daun, Lori Hennen, Karyl Haskell, Kris Simning, Jean Reitter, Lisa Cornwell, Kim Pendleton, Harley Zimmer, Dave Schnitzler, Rust McGowan. The freshmen class started out the year with a bang! They won first place with their float in the homecoming parade. Many of the freshmen were involved in extra-curricular activities such as: band, pep club, F.H.A., and sports. Some were even on varsity squads. At the end of the year the class of 1985 was busy preparing for the Senior Farewell dance. LEFT: David Schnitzler, President, Lori Hennen, Vice-President, Jean Reitter, Treasurer, Patty Lus- senhop, Secretary. 66 Tenth Grade Being a sophomore is an important step and provides many responsibilities. Among these are: providing transportation for the Homecoming candidates, sponsoring the Senior Farewell dance with the freshmen and the car wash at prom. This is an especially exciting time for this group as it is the first year they are eligible to be sweetheart candidates and escorts. LEFT: Steve Petsinger - President, Jim Hennen - Secretary, Laurie Goblirsch - Vice President, Laurie Angermeyr - Treasurer. 67 FRONT ROW: Lynn Greenslit, Tammy Carruth, Julie Serbus, Cassie Cherry, Laurie Goblirsch, Dawn Balsley, Amy Schweinfurter, Laurie Angermeyr, Gloria Forcier. SECOND ROW: Koleen Sperl, Carl Pamp, Justin Dow, Steve Petsinger, Jim Swoboda, Kevin McGowan, Milo Taylor, Danny Brazil, Jim Hennen. Juniors Tony Lussenhop, Amy Bethke, Sandy Brockway, Shawn Frank, Linda Schwab, Anne Kojetin, Daneilla Leith, Kelly Haskell, Billi Flamme. SECOND ROW: Brian Pendleton, Peter Brown, Mark Daun, Cathy Dehncke, Brad Grejtak, David Schultz, Todd Rathman, Kathy McCorquodale. THIRD ROW: Cathy Reitter, Tim Wolter, Grant Wendt, John Tate, Julie Blue, Loren Forcier, Scott Greenslit. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Toltzman, Todd Prescott, Mary Tisdell, Ann MacHolda, Peggy Tretbar, Tracy Middleton. MISSING: Dion Roberts, Jill Wittgraf. As juniors, the class of '83 had a very active year. In the fall we decorated for the Homecoming Dance. All through the year, many juniors were involved in all extra-curricular activities. With spring came the prom, which we all looked forward to with pride, as a lot of hard work was put into it. As the sum- mer came, the juniors were anxiously waiting for their final year. 68 FACULTY Administration SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS FRONT ROW: Mr. David Reitter, Clerk, Mr. William Angermeyr, Chairman, Mr. William Lothert, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gary Cornwell, DirectorMr. Robert Hanna, Director, Mrs. Judy Greenslit, Director. Left: Dr. Dale Hanke, Superintendent. Left: Mr. James Middleton, Sec. Principal SECRETARIES: Front Row: Mrs. Gwen Kodet, BACK ROW: Mrs. Catherine Sindelir, Mrs. Joanie Brown 70 4. Mrs. Dorothy Eichten-Third Grade 5. Mrs. Pat Hall-Elementary Music 6. Mrs. Karen Seaver-Second Grade 1. Mrs. Ann Foley-Kindergarten 2. Mrs. LuAnn DeWitz-Sixth Grade 3. Mrs. Marion Klimmek-First Grade 7. Mrs. Carol Taggart-Fourth Grade 8. Mrs. Mary Sanek-Title One Mrs. Ann Schnitzler-Title One 9. Mr. Tom Jacobson-Fifth Grade 71 Faculty 1. Mrs. Shirley Anderson Librarian 2. Mr. Scott Erickson Counselor 3. Miss Lynn Warren Speech Therapist 4. Mrs. Susan Brewer HE P.E. Art 5. Mr. Mark Nohner P.E. HE Soc. Studies 6. Mr. Randy Picka - Math Phy.Sci Comp.Coord. 7. Mr. Dean Tate - I. Arts Drivers Training 8. Mrs. Barbara Roble - Home Economics 9. Mr. William Wittgraf Music 10. Mr. Gerald Borman - Social Studies Noon Duty 72 Faculty 1. Mrs. Deb Mammen - Li- brary Aid 2. Mrs. Angela Revier - Language Arts 3. Mrs. Mary Revier - Lan- guage Arts 4. Mrs. Rita Dallenbach - Dakota Pro. Teachers aide 5. Mrs. Audrice Pendle- ton - Soc. Worker aide 6. Mr. Don Robertson - Dakota Project Director 7. Mrs. Judy Zachariason - Math 8. Mrs. Bonnie Scheitel Business Ed 9. Mr. Roger Melquist - Science 10. Mrs. Marlys Math- iowitz and Mrs. Diane Sandvold - Learning Diffi- culties 73 1. HOT LUNCH STAFF: Lorene Balsley, Lois Wilt, Jan Haas, Peggy Bartz, and Grace Lothert. 2. Fay Freitag-Green Thumb 3. Nita Cherry and Charlene Ma- honey. Teacher Aids 4. JANITORS: Bryan Huwe, and Gene Bryan. 5. BUS DRIVERS: Melvin Smith, Jer- ry Borman, Donald Haas, David Mude, and Cliff Hampel. 74 No One Can Discover Julie Marie Cornwell Jeanne Marie Deinken Elizabeth Ann Frank Mary Lou Angermeyr Kevin Chris Balsley Margaret Naomi Brockway New Oceans Unless They Have Tracy Ann Green Robert Duane Haas Edward John Gaasch Gregory Joseph Hennen Richard Michael Koerner Lori Louise Kojetin 77 The Courage To Lose Chris Carl Lokker Mark Edward Lund Kathy Jo Lothert a: .JHK1 Amy Louise Lussenhop Timothy Allen Kojetin Richard Edward Lothert Sight Of The Shore k k Robert Donald Rebstock Kimberly Jo Robertson Brenda Kaye Serbus Timothy Lewis Swoboda Evon Louise Taylor Student Government Day Student Government Day was ob- served on April 7, 1982 with 15 of 23 seniors taking part. It was a day in which the seniors had a chance to find out what being a teacher is like. It was a learning experience for all who partici- pated. Mary Angermeyr - Mr. Picka Margaret Brockway - Mrs. Seavert Julie Cornwell - Mrs. Zachariason Jeanne Deinken - Mrs. Scheitel Beth Frank - Mrs. Mary Revier Bob Haas - Mr. Tate Lori Kojetin - Mr. Erickson Tim Kojetin - Mr. Middleton Chris Lokker - Bryan Huwe Kathy Lothert - Mrs. Brown Mark Lund - Gene Bryan Amy Lussenhop - Mrs. Foley Brenda Serbus - Mr. Nohner Tim Swoboda - Mr. Melquist Evon Taylor - Mrs. Angela Revier 81 1982 May 14, 82 Awards Day May 14, 1982 was awards day and everybody was a winner. The Athlete of the Year awards went to Mary Angermeyr and Greg Hennen. The Robert Pfeiffer award. Math award, and the Science award were given to Julie Cornwell. The Robert Bucholtz award was given to Mary Angermeyr. Class Of 1982 CLASS MOTTO No one can discover new oceans Unless they have the courage To lose sight of the shore CLASS FLOWER Pink Rose with Baby’s Breath CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. Mary Revier Mrs. Bonnie Scheitel CLASS COLORS Maroon and Silver CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer .....Ainy Lussenhop Tim Kojetin ..........Mary Angermeyr Tim Swoboda 84 Graduation 1982 Jeanne Deinken - Valedicto- Amy Lussenhop - Salutatorian Elizabeth Frank - Salutatorian Julie Cornwell - Salutatorian rian Io your yc FRANK'S TRUCKING Grain Buying and Hauling Morton, MN LAKELAND BEAN COMPANY The Bean People Box 149 Olivia, MN 612-523-1637 GOPHER STATE PLUMBING AND HEATING 405 East Bridge Street Redwood Falls, MN 637-3598 (reltgen SEED COMPANY Olivia, MN $6277 LARSON'S HOME FURNISHINGS Feather Your Nest With A Little Down 342 South Mill Street Redwood Falls, MN Phone: 637-8346 BRIX REXALL DRUG Redwood Falls, MN 637-3549 DR. R.M. 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