Morton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Morton, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1983 volume:

Tomahawk 1983 Morton Public School Morton, Minnesota 56270 Presented By Cathy Reitter .................Senior Co-Editor Kelly Haskell .................Senior Co-Editor Lynn Greenslit ...................Junior Editor Jean Reitter ................Head Photographer Shawn Frank .......................Ad Salesman Tony Lussenhop ....................Ad Salesman Scott Greenslit ...................Ad Salesman Kris Simning .............................Staff Karyl Haskell ............................Staff Lisa Cornwell ............................Staff Table Of Contents Student Life ....................................3 Activities ......................................9 Organizations ..................................21 Sports .........................................35 Faculty ........................................53 Classes ........................................59 Seniors ........................................73 Advertisements Morton -Franklin A new experience for students in Morton and Franklin this year was the sharing of football and basketball. Although there were a few problems that occurred, they were far overshadowed by the new friendships made and the old friendships reinforced. Unfortunately we have to say farewell to these experiences. We hope these pictures will provide a lifelong record of the time we spend together. Top: Who is the queen Joe or Stacey? Top Left: The cheerleaders having a good time. Top Right: Joe is doing something besides playing the drums! Right: The majority of Franklin students are camera shy! 2 S L ’83 T I U F D E E N T Y'Hil WdS These Flakes Never Get Soggy Life At Morton 1. Laurie will eat it, she’ll eat anything — won’t she? 2. Kevin and Gaylen — the new Apple II computer whiz kids! 3. Where did the ball go? 4. Homemaker of the year?! 5. Talk about double trouble! 6. Mary, can I please have some of your Pep Pal candy? 7. Here’s living proof of what the Cam- bridge Diet can do to a guy — not to mention the effects on the band. 8. “I didn’t do it” 6 We Like It man a, «for all tha f .A- Ma 'ties' 1. Over to the right a little please, Cathy. 2. Doesn’t something smell funny to you? 3. The camera person catches Brad in his deepest thoughts. 4. Jim you're supposed to play them, not spin them!!! 5. Do you always wear two pairs of pants, Tim? 6. Our sentiments exactly ... we'll miss you too. 7 Deciam There is something that all of us dread when it comes to that required speech class - get- ting up in front of a group of our peers and reading a speech. These people not only did this for fun, but at the same time for compe- tition. Kelly Haskell, Laurie Goblirsch and Ann Brazil went to districts with their selec- tions in Unoriginal Oratory, Poetry, and Hu- morous Interpretation. First year partici- pants were Bruce Toltzman, Laurie Gob- lirsch, and Ann Brazil. LEFT TO RIGHT: Angela Revier - coach, Bruce Toltzman, Kelly Haskell, Laurie Goblirsch, Kristi Middleton, Ann Brazil, and Pau- la Wittgraf. A ’83 C T I V I T I E S Queen Amy Queen’s Court Brian Pendleton and Amy Bethke Tony Lussenhop and Mary Tisdell Tim Wolter and Cathy Reitter Loren Forcier and Peggy Tretbar (MC) Homecoming 9 Crown Bearers: Michael Davis, Shannon Daun; Shawn Frank, Amy Lussenhop, Tim Wolter, Cathy Reitter. Brian Pendleton, Amy Bethke, Mary Tisdell, Tony Lussenhop, Peggy Tretbar, Loren Forcier. 12 1982 October 24 proved to be a beautiful day for homecoming. The festivities started Monday with Hat and Grub Day. Tuesday everyone came dressed in country duds for it was Country and Western Day. Wednesday we came dressed in our best. Everyone wore the latest punk fashions for it was Punk-Rock Day. Friday was the traditional Blue and Gold Day. Monday evening coronation for both Morton and Franklin was held in the Franklin Audito- rium. Amy Bethke was crowned our 1982 Homecoming Queen. Friday afternoon the traditional homecoming parade pro- ceeded through Morton with both Morton and Franklin's homecoming court and band participating. That night the Mor- ton-Franklin football team charged onto the field determined to win. As the final gun-shot sounded it was Morton-Franklin 17 and Milroy 6. Afterwards Caravan pro- vided the music for the Grand March and the rest of the evening. It was a nice end- ing to a special week. FAR LEFT: Michael Davis and Shannon Daun - crown bear- ers. 1983 Sweetheart Coronation FRONW ROW: Laurie Goblirsch escorted by Brad Grejtak, Kris Simning escorted by Scott Greenslit, Jeanne Reitter escorted by Darris Dehncke, Patty Lussenhop escorted by Shawn Frank, Queen Lynn Greenslit escorted by Jim Hennen, Lori Hennen escorted by Tim Wolter, Karyl Haskell escorted by David Schultz, and Kim Pendleton escorted by Brad Kodet. The crownbearers - Krista Kodet and Jeremy Schiller. Although the reigning Sweetheart Queen Billi Flamme was not present to crown the 1983 queen, the excitement ot the even- ing was still felt. In place of Billi. Kelly Haskell the FHA President, surprised Lynn Greenslit by crowning her the 1983 queen. After the congratulations by the other candidates, the court joined in a queens dance. The music was provided by The Best of Disco Mania. Bottom Right: Is it that you don’t like this Disco Mania stuff Jim. or do you and Shawn have something cooking? Brad Grejtak and Laurie Goblirsch Jim Hennen and Lynn Greenslit David Schultz and Karyl Haskell Lori Hennen and Tim Wolter Shawn Frank and Patty Lussenhop Brad Kodet and Kim Pendleton Jeanne Reitter and Darris Dehncke Scott Greenslit and Kris Simning, Jeremy Schiller and Krista Kodet - M.C. crownbearers is The Best Of Times As all the smiles on this page prove, the 1983 prom was the Best of Times.” The Mark’s Brothers provided the entertainment for the evening making this a memorable evening. A special thanks goes to the junior class for all their hard work. 16 17 One-Act Play “ Two Angels On Duty” A one-act dramatization by Marc Bucci of a short story by Leonard Wib- berley. A boy sets out to find a guardian angel who will help his sick mother get well. Since there is a guardian angel on duty for each person, he’s convinced it won’t be too hard. FIRST ROW: Patty Lussenhop - Aunt Barbara, Jill Wittgraf - Makeup, Kazumi Moriwaka - Crew. SECOND ROW: Jean Reitter - Mrs. Sentinella, Lisa Cornwell - Prompter, Linda Schwab - Ma- keup, Kathy McCorquodale - Makeup. THIRD ROW: Lori Hennen - Props, Sandy Brockway - Nurse Coleton, Lisa Kojetin - Publicity and Tick- ets, Julie Blue - First Policeman, Mrs. Angela Re- vier - Advisor, Ann McHolda - Makeup. FOURTH ROW: John Tate - Crew, Jim Hennen - Crew, Peter Brown - Second Policeman, Tony Lussen- hop - Johnny Sentinella, Mrs. Mary Sanek - Advi- sor. 18 The Ghost Of A Show The Ghost of a Show was the one - act play put on in the spring of the year. It was a play about the things that happen during the practice of a senior play. The seniors wanted to put on a scary mystery play, but, instead, they had to do “Romeo and Juliet . Pictured below are the cast members from left to right: Shawn - Shakespeare, Julie - director, Patty, Paula, and Jerilyn - high school girls, Todd - high school boy, Sandy - recent graduate, Peter and Tony - high school boys. Not pictured: Cathy Reitter, Jeanne Reitter, Lisa Cornwell, Mary Tisdell, Kelly Haskell, Tim Wolter, John Tate and Jim Hennen - all in the crew. The play was directed by Angela Revier. 19 We're G-r-r-reat! 1. Various stages of boredom during Phy. Ed! 2. Awwww ... 3. Slap Jack?!?! 4. Lynn and Kelly hard at work- or hardly working?? 5. 00 La La!! 6. The Shop Squad!! 7. Hey dude, let’s party!!! 8. Bouncin’ and behavin’ hair! 9. Dressing for Success???? 10. ’’Happy Birthday to Me!!” 11. Brown’s Bewitching Baby Blues! ’«v •X.—. _ m 0 ’83 R G A N 1 Z A T I O N S FIRST ROW: Cathy Reitter, Amy Bethke - Treasurer, Jill Wittgrat, Peggy Tretbar, and Kelly Haskell - Secretary. SECOND ROW: Laurie Goblirsch, Donna Borman, Teresa Lothert, Cathy Swoboda, Tim Wolter, Mary Jo Serbus, Lisa Cornwell and Connie Johnson. THIRD ROW: Julie Dehncke, Dana Hoff, Tammy Dallenbach, Lynn Greenslit, Kathy McCorquodale, Ann MacHolda, Julie Serbus, and Jean Reitter. FOURTH ROW: Jim Hennen, Danny Brazil, Brad Grejtak, John Tate, Kirt Serbus, Darris Dehncke, Jerilyn Kodet, Lisa Kojetin, and Mr. Wittgraf - director. 22 Band Choir Band Choir Band Choir Band Choir Band Choir Band Choir Band Choir FIRST ROW: Amy Schweinfurter, Lori Hennen, Sheri Martin, Lisa Schweinfurter, and Ann Brazil. SECOND ROW: Mary Tisdell - President, Koleen Sperl, Kris Middleton, Karyl Haskell, Kris Simning, Kim Pendleton, Sandy Brockway, and Laurie Angermeyr. THIRD ROW: Patty Lussenhop, Paula Wittgraf, Bill Gaasch, Jeff Lothert, Danny Kodet, Bobby Dehncke, Pat Ahrens, Joey Mahoney, Andy Frank, Scott Greenslit, Peter Brown, and Tony Lussenhop - Vice Pres. FOURTH ROW: Shawn Frank, Troy Mude, Greg Deinken, Gary Deinken, and Chad Taylor. FIRST ROW: Laurie Goblirsch, Julie Dehncke, Tammy Carruth, Kazumi Moriwaka, Peggy Tretbar, Mary Tisdell, Daneilla Leith, Kathy McCorquodale, Karyl Haskell, Patty Lussenhop, Lori Hennen - Treasurer, Jeanne Reitter, Cathy Reitter - President, Paula Wittgraf, and Lisa Robertson. SECOND ROW: Velma Simning, Donna Borman, Koleen Sperl, Kris Simning, Amy Bethke, Laurie Angermeyr, Amy Schweinfurter, Kelly Haskell, Delaine Taylor, Mary Jo Serbus, and Teresa Lothert. THIRD ROW: David Schnitzler, Peter Brown, Tony Lussenhop, Shawn Frank, Jim Hennen, Brad Grejtak, Scott Greenslit, Todd Rathman, Tim Wolter, John Tate, Bill Gaasch, Paul Swoboda, Kirt Serbus, and Troy Seehausen. This Picture on page 22. Band Choir Band Choir Band Choir Band Choir Band Choir Band Choir Band Choir Band 23 Annual Staff Annual Staff Annual Staff Annual Staff Annual Staff Annual Staff Annual Staff Annul FIRST ROW: Cathy Reitter, Kelly Haskell, Jeanne Reitter, Lisa Cornwell, Karyl Haskell, Kris Simning. SECOND ROW: Tony Lussenhop, Shawn Frank, Scott Greenslit, Mrs. Mary Revier - Advisor, Lynn Greenslit, Julie Serbus. Annual Staff Annual Staff Annual Staff Annual Staff Annual Staff Annual Staff Annual Staff Anni. There was an unusually large amount of time and energy spent on this year’s annual be- cause of the small staff. Our objective was to show every- one that their annual held the stories, friends, and most of all, the many memories of that year. By glancing at the top of each page you should have discovered our theme which is cereal slogans. We chose this because watching television seems to be the only form of entertainment we can afford these days. We'd also like to thank everyone who helped on the 1983 annual. Senior Editors - Kelly Haskell, Cathy Reitter, Junior Editor - Lynn Greenslit. Paper Staff Roll the presses, here comes the last page, finally! Right down to the last minute the pressure is on all month long to get the paper out on time. With everyone working together, somehow they always seem to make it. The effort is well worth it because of all the fun memories they share. BELOW: Amy Schweinfurter - Jr. Editor, Mary Tisdell - Sr. Editor. FIRST ROW: Koleen Sperl - Business Manager. SECOND ROW: Peggy Tret- bar - Asst. Editor. THIRD ROW: Laurie Goblirsch - Production Manager. FOURTH ROW: Karyl Haskell - Report- er, Mary Tisdell. FIFTH ROW: Linda Schwab - Reporter, Tony Lussenhop - Reporter. SIXTH ROW: Amy Schwein- furter - Art Editor, Mrs. Mary Revier - Advisor. Smoke Signals Smoke 26 Smoke Signals Smoke Signals Smoke Signals Smoke Signals Smoke Signals This year, as always, the Student Council was a key organization. Along with its regular duties of overseeing the activities of individual students, and the other organizations, members kept busy by putting on a spaghetti supper in conjunction with the one-act play on January 14. Concluding their year was the Student Council Trip. 1. Come to order! 2. Lynn, Gloria, Karyl enjoying one of the main activities of the Student Council. 3. Are Student Council members suppose to look this guilty? 4. What does Sandy see that Jill and Kathy don’t?!? Student Council FIRST ROW: Ross McCorquodale, Teresa Lothert, Jill Wittgraf, Kathy McCorquodale, Lori Hennen, Patty Lussenhop, Kelly Haskell - Secretary, Jim Hennen - Vice President, Tony Lussenhop - President, Sandy Brockway - Treasurer, Mary Tisdell, Karyl Haskell, Delaine Taylor, Lynn Greenslit, Amy Bethke, Gloria Forcier. Kim Haas. SECOND ROW: Jerilyn Kodet, Kim Daun, Loren Forcier, Mr. Jim Middleton - Advisor, Danny Brazil, Darris Dehncke. Student Council Student Council Student Council Student Council Student Council Student Council Student 27 Pep Pep Pep Pep Pep Pep Pep Pep Pep Pep Pep Pep Pep Pep Pep Pep Pep Pep Pep FIRST ROW: Cathy Reitter. Connie Swoboda, Lisa Gentry, Ann Brazil, Connie Johnson, Dana Hoff. SECOND ROW: Julie Dehncke, Sheri Martin, Lori Hennen, Jean Reitter, Patty Lussenhop, Secretary, Amy Bethke - Treasurer, Mary Tisdell - President, Julie Serbus - V. President,. Karyl Haskell - Student Council, Donna Borman, Dawn Balsley. THIRD ROW: Velma Simning, Tina Haas, Kim Daun, Peggy Tretbar, Cathy Dehncke, Sandy Brockway, Lisa Kojetin, Kim Pendleton, Ann MacHolda, Kathy McCorquodale, Lynn Greenslit, Linda Schwab. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Scheitel - Advisor, Teresa Lothert, Kris Middleton, Jill Wittgraf, Tammy Dallenbach, Michele Pendleton, Liz Gregg, Mary Jo Serbus, Delaine Taylor, Kris Simning, Lisa Cornwell, Kazumi Moriwaka. Pep Club members got off to a good start this year by making signs and decorating the locker rooms for homecoming. Patty Lussenhop was the winner of the locker contest held during spirit week. The responsibil- ity of the pep pals was to make signs and in some way get the players excited for a game. This year they did an especially good job. FHA FHA FHA FHA FHA FHA FHA FHA FHA FHA FHA FHA FHA FHA FHA FHA FHA FHA The FHA'ers were hard at work soon after the year began. Again this year, they had a concession stand at Homecoming. They also collected aluminum cans and throughout the year they turned them in for money. The organization was also responsible for the Sweet- heart Coronation in February. The Best of Disco Mania provided enter- tainment for the night. FAR LEFT: Are you guys trying to communicate with E.T.? BOTTOM RIGHT: A new job for the V.P. Lynn? TOP RIGHT: Laurie didn’t think it was that funny! FIRST ROW: Delaine Taylor, Cathy Reitter, Mary Tisdell - Treasurer, Kelly Haskell - President, Lynn Greenslit - Vice President, Kris Simning - Secretary Peggy Tretbar, Cathy Swoboda, Karyl Haskell, and Dawn Balsley. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Roble - Advisor, Kris Middleton, Mary Jo Serbus, Jean Reitter, Lori Hennen, Patty Lussenhop, Amy Bethke, Sandy Brockway, Laurie Goblirsch, Julie Serbus, Kathy McCorquodale, and Linda Schwab. 29 FIRST ROW: Steve Petsinger, Scott Greenslit, Mr. Picka - Advisor, and Mr. Tate - Advisor. SECOND ROW: Jean Reitter, Patty Lussenhop, Karyl Haskell, and Kris Simning. THIRD ROW: Jim Hennen, Peggy Tretbar, Lori Hennen, John Tate, David Schnitzler, and Todd Prescott. FOURTH ROW: Shawn Frank, Cathy Reitter, Loren Forcier, Amy Bethke, Donna Borman, Sheri Martin, Lisa Kojetin, and Kim Pendleton. FIFTH ROW: Linda Schwab, Daneilla Leith, Tim Wolter, Lynn Greenslit, Kevin McGowan, David Schultz, Mary Tisdell, and Tony Lussenhop. SIXTH ROW: Joe Simmons, Laura Angermeyr, Gloria Forcier, Peter Brown, Mark Daun, Danny Brazil, Darris Dehncke, and Bill Gaasch. SEVENTH ROW: Amy Schweinfurter, Todd Rathman, and Jim Swoboda. M-Club M-Club M-Club M-Club M-Club M-Club M-Club M-Club M-Club M-Club M-Club M- Smurfettes Before school began the Indianettes were busy practicing for the following year. While attending a camp in St. Cloud during August they won a Super Star award and the Spirit stick. These were both the highest awards given. Because the size of the group seemed to be decreasing with each performance it was hard for the girls to make up routines, but they did a very nice job. Some of the songs they performed to were: Flamethrower, Fantasy, Everybody Wants You, and Cool. Below left: Advisor - Mrs. Sanek LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann MacHolda, Kathy McCorquodale, Cathy Reitter, Peggy Tretbar, Amy Schweinfurter - Co- Captain, Kelly Haskell - Captain, Lisa Cornwell, Jerilyn Kodet, Tracy Nissen, and Jill Wittgraf. Missing Cassie Cherry, and Kelly Cherry. 31 Pom Pons Pom Pons Pom Pons Pom Pons Pom Pons Pom Pons Pom Pons Pom Pons Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders 1. Jr. Hi, Football Cheerleaders. TOP TO BOTTOM: Tammy Dallenbach, Dana Hoff, Ann Brazil - Captain. 2. A-Squad Volleyball Cheerleaders. TOP TO BOTTOM: Amy Schweinfurter - Cap- tain, Sheri Martin, Lori Hennen, Patty Lussenhop. 3. Jr. Varsity Football and B-Squad Basket- ball. Paula Wittgraf - Captain, Cathy Swo- boda, Jerilyn Kodet. 4. A-Squad Football Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Lori Hennen, Caroline Ruff, Sheri Martin, Sandy Brockway - Captain. SEC- OND ROW: Patty Lussenhop, Sheila Woelfel, Amy Schweinfurter, Peggy Tret- bar. Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaers Cheerleaders 1. GOLD SQUAD: Mary Tisdell - Captain, Patty Lussenhop, Caroline Ruff, Lori Hennen. BLUE SQUAD: Amy Bethke - Captain, Amy Schweinfurter, Sheila Woelfel. 3. Jr. Hi Basketball Cheerleaders. TOP TO BOTTOM: Tammy Dallenbach, Wendy Seehau- sen, Ann Brazil - Captain. A-Squad Basketball Cheerleaders: Amy Schweinfurter. Mary Tisdell, Patty Lussenhop. Lori Hennen, Caroline Ruff, Sheila Woelfel, Amy Bethke - Captain. 33 Solo Ensem bles All the hard work really paid off for participants in the music con- test this year. Tony Lussenhop and Tim Wolter not only starred at districts but went on to star at state. 1. Tim Wolter - vocal solo. 2. Tony Lussenhop - trombone solo. 3. Kris Simning, Mary Tisdell, Mary Jo Serbus, Tim Wolter - saxophone quartet. 4. Julie Dehncke, Laurie Gob- lirsch, Donna Borman - clari- net trio. 5. Laurie Goblirsch, Amy Bethke, Cathy Reitter, Sandy Brockway, Laurie Angermeyr - clarinet quintet. Missing is Daneilla Leith - vocal solo. 34 S ’83 P O R T S 4 JUNIOR HIGH FIRST ROW: Andy Frank, Greg Deinken, Chad Taylor, Bobby Dehncke, Joe Ma- honey. SECOND ROW: Ross McCorquodale, Marc Pendleton, Jeff Lothert, J.J. Pendleton, Jerry Schultz, Cory Seehausen. — 'a Dig The Indians should have been much better than 1-12 record. The season was frustrating and dis- appointing. They had trouble on defense and never capitalized the play to have the oppor- tunity to spike. Amy Bethke’s excellent set- ting ability was oversha- dowed by their poor year. Having trouble with defense, strong spikers Lynn Greenslit and Lau- rie Angermeyr didn't have the opportunity to do their job. Three soph- omores who saw a lot of court time and will be strong in 83 are Jean Reitter, Donna Borman, and Kris Simning. First Row: Amy Bethke, Kris Simning, Jean Reitter. Donna Borman, Lisa Cornwell, Julie Dehncke. Second Row: Asst. Coach - Bonnie Scheitel, Cathy Reitter, Lynn Greenslit, Sandy Brockway. Laurie Angermeyr, Tracy Middleton, Linda Schwab. Head Coach - Susan Brewer. Seniors: Cathy Reitter, Sandy Brockway, Tracy Middleton. Linda Schwab, Amy Bethke. Boy’s Basketball FIRST ROW: Manager - Earl Pendleton. Loren Forcier. Jim Hennen. Tony Lussenhop. Todd Prescott. Brian Pendleton. John Tate. Brad Grejtak. Manager - Bob Larsen. SECOND ROW Shawn Frank. Dave Schultz. Dan Brazil. Scott Greenslit, Pete Anderson. Steve Petsinger. Barry Lund. Coach - Jon Hagen. FIRST ROW Manager - Travis O’Neil. Darns Dehncke. Troy Seehausen. Todd Seehausen. Blame Lee. Paul Serbus. Dave Schnitzler, Marager - Shawn Wabasha SECOND ROW Mike Daun. Dan Brazil. Bryan Zempel. Mike Dingles. Barry Lund. Bob Zimmer. Coach - Tom Jacobson 8 Girl's Basketball FIRST ROW Manager - Lisa Kojetin. Jean Reitter. Theresa McGraw. Rhonda Pederson. Lynn Greenslit, Kathy Larson. Kris Simning SECOND ROW: Tracy Middleton. Laurie Angermeyr. Jodi Ness. Lisa Johnson. Stacey Walgrave, Kim Pendleton. Vicky Lyon. Julie Prahl, Coach - Deb Distad. FIRST ROW: Lisa Eisenbarth. Jean Reitter, Karyl Haskell. Kris Simning. Kris Middleton. SECOND ROW Coach - Mark Nohner. Theresa McGraw. Jodi Ness. Kim Pendleton. Julie Prahl. Sheri Martin. Manager - Lisa Kojetin. 1 Junior High Boys And Girls Basketball We Opponent They 25 Bird Island 32 26 Bird Island 25 35 Morgan 26 20 Fairfax 44 22 Bird Island - 7th 42 30 Bird Island - 8th 13 35 Belview 22 34 Sleepy Eye 23 28 Morgan 29 14 Gibbon - 7th 10 30 Gibbon - 8th 21 37 Wabasso 26 17 Springfield - 7th 27 39 Springfield - 8th 26 21 Morgan - 7th 13 40 Morgan - 8th 13 26 Springfield 50 36 Sleepy Eye 28 We Opponent They 25 Springfield 22 38 Morgan 12 17 Fairfax 16 12 Belview 3 25 Sleepy Eye 20 34 Morgan 12 18 Wabasso 15 15 Springfield 24 18 Redwood - 7th 19 41 Redwood - 8th 17 36 Sleepy Eye 12 FIRST ROW: Greg Deinken. Chad Taylor. Mike Wertz, Tim Sullivan, Andy Frank, Bob Dehncke. SECOND ROW: Cory Seehausen, Gary Deinken, Jerry Schultz. Mike McCarthy, J.J. Goodthunder, Bill Gaasch, Tim Hennen - Coach. 40 FIRST ROW: Tina Haas, Nancy Wepplo, Connie Swoboda, Lisa Gentry. SEC- OND ROW: Tammy Dallenbach, Roseanne McGraw, Rhonda Lyon, Teresa L.othert, Velma Simning, Tim Hennen - Coach. Boy’s And Girl’s Track FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: John Tate, Jim Hennen, Mr. Roger Melquist - Head Coach. Mr. Mark Nohner - Assistant Coach, Dave Schnitzler, J.J. Goodthunder Football The 1982 Morton-Franklin Indians finished the season with a even win and two loss record. The Indians were led by the feared passing attack spear- headed by Brian Pendleton. The M-F defense was led by Shawn Frank with 144 tackles. Brian's year included 24 touchdown passes and 1,775 total yards passing in the nine games. The receiving corp was led by Steve Petsinger, Shawn Frank, Tony Lussenhop, John Frohrip, John Tate, and Jim Hennen. Defense leaders other than Frank in tackles, were Jim Hennen in intercep- tions, Loren Forcier in recoveries. Award winners were Brian, Steve and Shawn named to the New Ulm Journal first team offense, Tim Wolter to the second team and John Frohrip as honorable mention. Team awards were Brian Pendleton - Most Valuable Player, John Frohrip - M.V.P.-Offense, Shawn Frank - M.V.P.-Defense, Jim Hennen - Most Im- proved and Randy Senkyr - Most Dedicated. 42 Volleyball First Row: Kim Haas. Connie Swoboda. Lisa Cornwell. Kris Simning. Lisa Robertson. Tina Haas. Second Row: Paula Wittgraf. Donna Borman. Jean Reitter. Kristi Middleton. Velma Simning. Julie Dehncke, Kim Daun. Coach - Bonnie Scheitel. y Brian Pendleton One Of The Finest Morton High School has a long tradition of talented athletes. The Class of 1983 has produced one of the finest — Brian Pendleton. This page has been set aside to honor him. Brian’s accomplishments in athletics are well known. He earned twelve letters in three sports during his playing days at Morton. In addition to the letters he was a unanimous all-conference pick in basketball both his junior and senior years. He was KNUJ player of the week both years and was KNUJ Player of The Year his senior year. He also was an all-area performer as picked by the New Ulm Journal these two years. In his senior year he became a member of the exclusive 1000 point club, ending his career with a total of 1285. He had a one-game high of an almost impossible 49 points. While there was not an all-conference team chosen in football he was an all-area selection in that sport. He was a KNUJ player of the week selection and also voted the teams most valuable player. In his career he generated more than 4000 yards in offense — a rare accomplishment for a high school athlete. In spite of the fact baseball was not offered his senior year he earned four letters in that sport, was an honorable mention all-area and all-conference performer and voted the teams most valuable offensive player. All of these are great honors and accomplishments for Brian. They have come about as a result of a great deal of natural talent, but more important, a willingness to work and an intense desire to succeed. He is an electrifying player in all sports. When you left a game in which he had participated, you knew who Brian Pendleton was. He was greatly admired and respected by opponents, teammates, and coaches. He was characterized by his coolness” under all types of situations and as a team player . In spite of all the recognition Brian has received, the one thing that makes him stand out above all else is that he has always remained humble and is a real gentleman We're proud of you Brian — Best of luck as you pursue further athletic and academic goals. SCOREBOARD OPPONENT Redwood Falls Springfield Belview Raymond Gibbon Morgan Sleepy Eye Gaylord Wa basso Winthrop Belview Fairfax Morgan MVL Gibbon Wa basso Sleepy Eye Springfield TOURNAMENT ACTION Lambert on Redwood Falls THEY 66 51 42 66 62 41 54 82 45 Boy’s Basketball SENIORS: Tony Lussenhop. John Tate. Brian Pendleton. Scott Greenslit. Pete Anderson. Dave Schultz. Todd Prescott. Loren Forcier. Brad Grejtak. The combination of the Morton and Franklin boys' bas- ketball teams into the Morton-Franklin Tigers looked very promising, but never seemed to come together A disappointing season came to an end with a defeat at the hands of Redwood Falls in the Quarterfinals of the District Ten playoffs The Tigers finished the season at 8 - 10. sixth in the Tomahawk Conference. The Tigers started four seniors, all of whom will be missed, but Brian Pendleton and Pete Anderson will be more than difficult to replace. Brian Pendleton led the nference in scoring at 25 points per game. He was elected to the All-Conference team and was named KNUJ Player of the Year. Pete Anderson was second on the team in both scoring and rebounding. He was also an All-Conference selection. Coach Jon Hagen faces a challenge in rebuilding a team for the again solo Indian team. Our Team Is .. The joining of the Morton and Franklin girls basketball programs for the 1982-1983 school year proved to be a highly successful combination. Head coach Deb Distad managed to bring two teams with differing personalities together to form one of the most competitive squads in the area. Joining two unfamiliar groups is never an easy situa- tion, but through the hard work and dedication to team basketball that all the girls showed these two groups be- came a team . The Tigers finished the year with an overall record, good for second place Tomahawk finish. The girls were seeded third in District Ten and advanced to the semifinals before losing by one point in an overtime heartbreaker to San- born. 48 SCOREBOARD OPPONENT Redwood Falls Springfield Belview Raymond Gibbon Morgan Sleepy Eye Gaylord Wa basso Winthrop Belview Fairfax Springfield Morgan Redwood Falls Gibbon Wa basso Sleepy Eye TOURNAMENT ACTION Sleepy Eye Sanborn O.T. THEY 34 46 30 31 SENIOR - John Tate They Put On Their Cleaties The boy’s and girl's track team did not have ‘he par- ticipation or experience as past years, but each indi- vidual placed in most meets. Participating in the 400 meter run. discus, and shotput, John Tate received the Most Valuable Award. The experience Laurie Goblirsch and Connie Swo- boda obtained this year will assist in a hopefully larger team next year. Jim Hen- nen set a new school record in the triple jump. His ex- perience will also help the team to rebuild next year. Senior V.I.P. And All-Conference Senior V.I.P.'s - FIRST ROW: Tony Lussenhop, Cathy Reitter, Mary Tisdell, Sandy Brockway. SECOND ROW: Kelly Haskell, Tim Wolter, Peggy Tretbar, Amy Bethke. THIRD ROW: John Tate, Shawn Frank, Brian Pendleton, Loren Forcier, Dave Schultz, Mark Daun. All-Conference - FIRST ROW: Laura Angermeyr - Honorable Mention Basketball, Amy Bethke - All-Conference Volleyball. Lynn Greenslit - All Conference Basketball. SECOND ROW: Brian Pendleton - First string all-area Quarterback All-Conference Basketball, Tim Wolter - Second string all-area Center, Steve Petsinger - First string all-area End, Shawn Frank - First string all-area Flanker. 52 Pictured here are the members of the Morton Lioness Club who donated a telescope to the Science Department. The M.H.S. student body would like to thank them for a worthy contribution. Administra tion School Board Members are: David Reitter - Clerk, Bill Angermeyr - Chairman, Robert Hanna - Co-Chairman, BACK ROW: Bill Lothert - Treasurer, Judy Greenslit and Gary Cornwell - Directors. Dr. Dale Hanke - Superintendent Mr. James Middleton - Principal Nita Cherry - Secretary Catherine Sindelir, Gwen Kodet, and Joanie Brown - Secretaries. 54 Mrs. Ann Foley - Kindergarten Mrs. Dorothy Eichten - Third Grade Mrs. Marlys Mathiowetz - Sixth Grade Frosted Flakes Mrs. Marion Klimmek - First Grade Mrs. Ann Schnitzler - Second Grade Mrs. Carol Taggart - Fourth Grade Mr. Tom Jacobson - Fifth Grade Mrs. Pat Hall - Music Mr. Mark Nohner - P.E. Health ss Bran Flakes Mrs. Judy Zachariason - Math Mr. Randy Picka - Math Phy. Mrs. Barbara Roble - Home Ec. Sci. Comp. Mr. Roger Melquist - Science Mrs. Bonnie Scheitel - Business Ed. Mr. William Wittgraf - Music 56 Fruit And What? Mrs. Susan Brewer - Art PE Mr. Dean Tate - Ind. Arts Dri. Ed. Mrs. Mary Sanek - Title One Mrs. Diane Sandvold - SLBP Mrs. Shirley Anderson - Librarian, Mrs. Deb Mammen - Library j i‘i hi i t i f 11, rf {j 1! iiitnir Mrs. Mary Revier - Language Arts Mrs. Angela Revier - Language Arts Mr. Gerald Borman - Soc. Studies 57 Six Essentials Fay Freitag - Green Thumb Dave Larsen - Dakota Counselor, Rita Dallenbach - Dakota Aide Brian Huwe, Gene Bryan - Hot Lunch Staff - Lois Wilt, Jan Haas, Lorene Balsley, Peggy Bartz, Janitors Grace Lothert Bus Drivers - Melvin Smith, Gerald Borman, Donald Haas, What a Scream!!!!!! Dave Mude, Cliff Hempel. 58 C L A S S E S — Mini-Wheats FIRST ROW: Ann Steinbeisser, Jackie Rebstock, Chad Gruendemann, Amy McCorquodale, Renee Burden. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ann Foley, Sheena Picka, Jeremy Hennen, Stacy Kodet, Gina Beran, Michael Bentson, Joey Sindelir, Michael Wabasha, Mrs. Charlene Mahoney - Aid. THIRD ROW: Barbara Larsen, Wendy Lothert, Myron Rainey, Erik Cornwell, Brian Jacobson, Debbie Schoen, Eric Madsen, Tommy Tersteeg. Missing: Tammy Schroeder, Brian Ahrens. (Kdgtn.) FIRST ROW: Tommy Schnitzler, Chad Beran, Krista Kodet, Lisa Mude, Craig Serbus, Jeremy Schiller. SECOND ROW: Sandy Wertish, Michael Davis, Lance Lothert, Kirk Lothert, Dennis McGowan, Dawn Lothert, Jason Melquist. THIRD ROW: Shannon Daun, Steven Bentson, John Sullivan, Jennifer Miller, Byron Goldtooth, Laura Serbus, Jennifer Kodet, Keegan Mammen. (Grade One) Lucky Charmers FIRST ROW: Russell Hilbert, Toni O'Neil, Alan Reitter, Richard Gruendemann, Amy Scheffler, Michael Schiller. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Kerkhoff, Dawn Zachariason, Brian Larsen, James Sullivan, Melanie LeBrun, Becky Skolte, lola Pendleton, Jamie Hennen, Melissa Hennen. THIRD ROW: Tim Steinbeisser, Jill Lucas, Sarah Hillesheim, James Cornwell, Nikki Stoffel, Nathan Onken, Alan Ahrens, Scott Hanna, Linda Scheffler. (Grade Two) FIRST ROW: Tammi Johnson, Tonia Crooks, Galen Serbus, Wendy Pearson, Craig Ahrens, Kim Rebstock, Stephanie Foley, Mia Prescott. SECOND ROW: Jennifer Lothert, Sandy Sperl, Allen Rose, Stacy Skolte, Stacy Bidinger, Stacy Davis, Chad Gehrke, Chris Gehrke, Gary Madsen. THIRD ROW: Tamara Thorpe, Michael Wertish, Roberta Pendleton, David Tersteeg, Brian Cornwell, Heather Mammen, Matthew Robinson, Chaske’ LaBlanc, Brandee Roper. (Grade Three) Cheerio-o-o-o 's FIRST ROW: Irving Jumping Eagle, Jay Brockway, Charles Davis, and Chad Zachariason. SECOND ROW: Jonnie Guggisberg, Jeff Schiller, Jennifer Sullivan, Karie Wittgraf, and Jason Hennen. THIRD ROW: Jason Vogle, Tammy Columbus, Eric Duan, Jon Lucas, Lynette Lothert, and Brent Hilbert. (Grade Four) FIRST ROW: Jenny Ahrens, Sheila Taylor, DeAnna Johnson, Lisa Hanna, Kelly Serbus, Sandy Hillesheim, Molly Schweinfurther, Bobby Jo McGowan, and Becky Larsen. SECOND ROW: Todd Kodet, Eric O'Neil, Fred Pendleton, Chris Tersteeg, Jason Winges, Travis O’Neil, Bill McCorquodale, Jason Goodthunder, Kevin Serbus, Michelle Wertish, Tracy Dallenbach, and Russ Scheffler. (Grade Five) 62 FIRST ROW: Todd Serbus, Todd Beran, Sheri Haas, Wendy Melquist, and Kim Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Hallie LeBrun, Sarah Foley, Lori Hanna, Shannon O’Neil, and Michelle Neudecker. THIRD ROW: Cherry Brockway, Chad Serbus, Scott Bidinger, Tony Brown, and Shawn Wabasha. FOURTH ROW: Terri Larsen, Bob Larsen, Earl Pendleton, Dawn Goodthunder, Dana McGowan, and B.J. Schnitzler. MISSING: Jamie Goodthunder and Julie Simmons. (Grade Six) Bran New Buds SEVENTH GRADE Looking back on our junior high years it is sometimes hard for us to remember the ad- justments we all have gone through. Long hours of homework, being pushed to the back of the lunch line, and watching the senior high kids getting all the breaks are all a part of our first years in high school! Though this was a difficult time it is a neces- sary and important part of our lives. This years seventh grade class is a good example of this as they begin their journey towards graduation. FIRST: Liz Gregg - Treasurer, Tammy Dal- lenbach - Secretary, J.J. Goodthunder - V. Pres., Andy Frank - President. FIRST ROW: Faith Guggisberg, Dana Hoff, Tammy Dallenbach, Liz Gregg, Michele Pendleton, Connie Johnson, Ann Brazil, Kim Haas. SECOND ROW: Chad Taylor, Chad Martin, Gary Deinken, Jeff Lothert, Andy Frank, Tom Carruth, Ross McCorquodale. THIRD ROW: Greg Deinken, Joey Mahoney, Bobby Dehncke, Cory Seehausen, John Burden, Marc Pendleton, J.J. Goodthunder. Halfsies FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lisa Gentry, Connie Swoboda, Larry Robertson, Teresa Lothert, Jerry Schultz, Danny Kodet, Kim Daun, Tina Haas, Velma Simning, Bill Gaasch. EIGHTH GRADE Although the eighth grade is half the size of a “regular class, they more than make up for it in their dedication. Each individual in this class is unique in their talents and abilities. Because of this, we can expect many worthwhile contri- butions to M.H.S. 1. Tina Haas - Treasurer, Velma Simning - Sec- retary, Danny Kodet - V. Presi- dent, Bill Gaasch - President. Freshmen------------------------------ The freshmen worked hard during Homecoming to put to- gether a float for the parade and a skit for the coronation. They are a group involved in many activities. At the end of the year they helped sponsor the Senior Farewell Dance with the sophomores. Not only missing from the class picture, but also missed by each of her classmates was Kelly Cherry. She spent this year with her family in Trindad located in South America. BELOW: Mary Jo Serbus - Secretary, Paula Witt- graf - President, Troy Seehausen - V-President, Bobby Zim- mer - Treasurer. 1. It’s almost 3:12 p.m.l! 2. You don’t know the answer either?!! 66 FIRST ROW: Shelly Gregg, Delaine Taylor, Mary Jo Serbus, Lisa Robertson, Joyce Sperl, Kristi Middleton. SECOND ROW: Cathy Swoboda, Jerilyn Kodet, Pat Ahrens, Kirt Serbus, Paul Swoboda, Bobby Zimmer. Jared Haas, Troy Seehausen, Duane Panitzke, Troy Mude, Lisa Schweinfurter, Paula Wittgraf. MISSING: Kelly Cherry. Sophomores - The sophomores are a very energetic group involved in many activites. You can always count on them to give their all. They even volunteer for skits!! Partici- pating in both the Sweetheart Ball and the Senior Farewell Dance was a new and exciting experience for them. 1. Patty, if you wanted to decorate your locker with yourself why not use a picture!! 2. Quit it you guys or I’m gonna tell! 3. Candycane massacre?! ABOVE: Sherri Martin - Treasurer, Lisa Kojetin - V- President, Kim Pendleton - President, Lisa Cornwell - Secretary. FIRST ROW: Lori Hennen, Kim Pendleton, Lisa Kojetin, Karyl Haskell, Jean Reitter. SECOND ROW: Patty Lussenhop, Sherri Martin, Kris Simning, Lisa Cornwell, Julie Dehncke. FOURTH ROW: Rusty McGowen, Harley Zimmer. FIFTH ROW: Darris Dehncke, Dave Schnitzler. MISSING: Joe Simmons. 67 — Juniors FIRST ROW: Laura Angermeyr - Vice-Presi- dent Lynn Greenslit - President. SECOND ROW: Amy Schweinfurter - Treasurer, Ko- leen Sperl - Secretary. FIRST ROW: Dawn Balsley, Gloria Forcier, Tammy Carruth, Laurie Goblirsch, Milo Taylor. SECOND ROW: Brad Kodet, Laura Angermeyr, Koleen Sperl, Amy Schweinfurter, Kevin McGowan. THIRD ROW: Lynn Greenslit, Jim Hennen, Dan Brazil, Julie Serbus, Melissa Columbus, Jim Swoboda, Steve Petsinger. MISSING: Cassie Cherry, Carl Pamp. The junior class of 1984 had an active year selling maga- zines to raise funds for the Prom. The theme was “The Best Of Times” and the gym was decorated in a Hawaiian atmosphere. They were also anxiously making preparations for their senior year. 1. I like to rock!! 1. Totally! 2. I am one ‘slick’ dude! 3. Patty’s oft in la-la land! 4. These are the effects of Mr. Picka’s jokes!?! 5. They used what to make this? 6. You mean I’m right? 7. ‘‘O Christmas Tree 8. You made me lose count!! 9. Four score and seven years ago------ 10. Hello Mom-----? 11. The junior beauty queens! 69 Just Adding A Little “Fiber” To Life Guess what I heard?? Have you ever really thought about it? Trying to be cool, John? PLEASE, Mr. Picka, we just ate lunch!! Andy “the body Frank. Robin Hood (at his finest). Youth For Understanding Kazumi Moriwaka was the YFU exchange student this year. Be- cause Japan is so far away and because our culture is so very dif- ferent, Kazumi’s experiences here at Morton were anything but ordinary. Everything was so new to her from our food and dress to our various personalities and li- festyles. Our year was enriched a thousand times over and for this we would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cornwell and Lisa for inviting her here. 72 Amy Bethke Mark Daun Sandy Brockway Peter Brown Behind Us Scott Greenslit Tony Lussenhop fW i Daneilla Leith Ann MacHoli Tracy Middleton Kazumi Moriwaka Cathy Reitter Brian Pendleton Mary Tisdell What Lies Within Us 9 CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER White Rose with a Red Tint What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters to what lies within us ... CLASS COLORS Scarlet Silver CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary ... Treasurer ... Tony Lussenhop .. Cathy Reitter ... Mary Tisdell ... Kelly Haskell 80 Alpha Bits — Who’s Who? Student Life 1. Yes Daneilla, you finally got your picture in the Annual. 2. A face a mother could only love! 3. Me and my buddy Loren. 4. Peek-a-boo, I see you! 5. It’s great man! BABY PICTURES 1. Ann MacHolda 2. Dave Schultz 3. Sandy Brockway 4. John Tate 5. Julie Blue 6. Mary Tisdell 7. Jill Wittgraf 8. Pete Brown 9. Peggy Tretbar 10. Shawn Frank 11. Daneilla Leith 12. Kelly Haskell 13. Linda Schwab 14. Brad Grejtak 15. Cathy Dehncke 16. Amy Bethke 17. Tony Lussenhop 18. Kathy McCorquodale 19. Tim Wolter 20. Cathy Reitter Student Government Day On student Government Day Loren Forcier filled Supt. Dale Hanke’s po- sition. Other positions filled by sen- iors were Tony Lussenhop for Jim Middleton, principal; Sandy Brock- way for Joanie Brown, secretary; Todd Rathman and Brad Grejtak did Brian Huwe’s janitorial duties; Cathy Reitter taught Roger Mel- quist’s science classes; Julie Blue was Dakota Counselor for David Larsen; Tim Wolter did Bill Witt- graf’s band directing; Shawn Frank and Mary Tisdell filled in for Angela Revier in English Class; Amy Bethke was counselor, replacing Scott Erickson; Bruce Toltzman taught business education for Bonnie Scheitel; Judy Zachariason's math class was taught by Peter Brown; Kathy McCorquodale was librarian for Shirley Anderson; John Tate took over Dean Tate’s industrial arts class; and David Schultz was lan- guage arts teacher for Mary Revier. Everyone involved agreed that not only was the day worthwhile and en- riching, but a lot of fun! 1. How did my dad stand 128 years of this? 2. Where's your pass?? 3. Having disciplinary problems Pete?!? 4. Hard day Amy? 84 85 Awards Day The annual Awards Day was held May 13. Receiving the Robert Pfeiffer, Math and Science Awards was Tony Lussenhop. The Athlete of the Year Awards went to two de- serving athletes - Brian Pendleton and Lynn Greenslit. Tim Wolter re- ceived the Robert Bucholtz Award and Mrs. Angela Revier received the Staff Award. There were also many other awards presented to well-de- serving students. 86 Senior Athletic Banquet May 13, 1983 was the Senior Athletic Ban- quet. This years Banquet was held at the Sheep Shedde of Olivia. Jim Gallery, a 1980 graduate of M.H.S. and current field-kicker for the University of Minnesota, was the speaker. After the senior letters were issued, a special ceremony was added to the pro- gram to honor Dean Tate. John Tate pre- sented a Certificate of Achievement to Mr. Tate for his 31 years of coaching, teaching and being Athletic Director. Mr. Tate plans to be semi-retired next year. The evening was a special way to say good-bye to the athletes of the class of 1983. 87 Graduation 1983 88 Commencement finally arrived for the 27 excited mem- bers of the 1983 senior class on May 27. The evening went beautifully beginning with the traditional Pomp and Circumstance” played by the M.H.S. band. Princi- pal James Middleton gave the welcome followed by Father Paul Schumacher's invocation. Tony Lussenhop gave the valedictory address and Cathy Reitter followed with the commencement address. I Sing the Body Electric was sung by the senior class, after which the presentation of diplomas was made. This short but spe- cial night was the realization of twelve years of learning, growing and sharing. ... And In Time, And In Time ... 89 amfci f friJal ‘ heady ■ to- )) ear • Cfifls ))lannr tfCerJtna (hi 523-137' JZincoln Open (Smuingi 23y 'Appointment Olivia. Itln S 277 Morton, MN Olivia, MN Gary Lohmeyer, R.Ph. 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