Morton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Morton, MN)

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The F.H.A. members put forth a special effort this year to make the Sweetheart activities special for the student body. The week of Flake Festival began with Punk Day and a medallion hunt. Clues were given in the announcements and the people who found them received $5.00 each. One was hidden for the high school and one for the elementary. Following, was Wimp Day and Sucker Day, Heart’s Day and Friday was Blue and Gold Day and Hat Day. A new feature was the corona- tion of a junior princess. Ann Brazil, representing the ninth grade, was elected from a field of three junior high candidates. During the cere- monies Jean Reitter presented a summary of the history of F.H.A. on the national, state, and local level. This was especially fitting since F.H.A. is celebrating its 40th birthday in 1985. Our 1984 Sweetheart Queen, Kim Pendleton, crowned Jerilyn Kodet the 1985 Queen. The Sweetheart Dance was very successful. Many students enjoyed danc- ing to music provided by Disc Jockey, Joe Ruhland. 15

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1984-85 Junior Princess Junior Princess Ninth Grade Representative: Ann Brazil. Eighth Grade Representative: Shannon O’Neil. Seventh Grade Representative: Tracy Dallen- bach 14

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1985 Junior-Senior Prom Suits and formals temporarily replaced jeans and t-shirts on April 27, the night of the Junior-Senior Prom. This years theme was “A Night in Heaven” with KOLV pro- viding the music at the grand march and dance. Mrs. Bonnie Scheitel was the guest speaker at the banquet which was held at the Sheep Shedde in Olivia. The dance was followed by an early morning breakfast served by the Junior mothers in the Morton Legion Hall. It truly was A Night In Heav- en.”