Rushford High School - Valley Legend Yearbook (Rushford, MN)

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OFFICERS L. to R.: Sec.: Jeanneen Loerch, Vice Pres.: Lou nn Petersoi% Pres.: Paul Julsrud, Treas.: Michael Daramen, Advisers: Mrs. Stevens, Mr. Karlson. Seated: Mr. Miller. CLASS FAVORITES Flower Gold Mum Colors Gold and White Motto The Earnestness Sowed Today Reaps Progress for Tomorrow

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RICHARD RUSTAD His athlete's foot just won't let him rest. JOHN RIAN It's been a long time since anyone pinned anything on me. NORINE SOLBERG Happy is she, from care she is free. MART LOU TAYLOR Be civil to all, sociable to many familiar with few and enemy to no one. DIANNE TUDAHL If a girl could have half her wishes, she would double her troubles. DAVID VOLKMAN Success comes to those who have patience. RUTH WESTBT The most completely lost of all days is that on which one has not laughed. RODNET WOXLAND I desire nothing so much as what I ought not to have.”

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Front Row L. to R.: Advisers, Mr. Olson and Mr. Nelson, Sharon Meyer, Lana Rostvold, Donna Colbenson, Edna Tomte, Ordell Jacobson, Pat Rislove, Kay Highum, Liz Kahoun, Rebecca Tudahl, Adviser, Mrs. Ohnstad. Row 2: Roger Kjos, Dennis Hoel, Dennis Loken, Gary Davidson Pat Kelly, Nancy Post, Nancy Iverson, Suzanne Peterson, Joanne Kleist, Ruth Ann Bellock, John Heublein. Row 3: Craig Johnson, David Larson, Tom Woxland, Tom Culhane, Steve Peterson, Dan Hungerholt, Charles Pederson, Wayne Woxland, Russell Mensink, Luanne Burke, Jeanne Buross. Row U: Paul Engrav, Earl Quinnell, Dale Feine, Steve Scattum, Tom Overland, Vernon Larson, Clair Berge, Michael Colbenson. Daniel Volkman, Allan Larson, Terry Benson, Milford Paulson. The Juniors have been very busy this year. Early in the year, the Juniors began to look forward to prom time. As money-raising projects, the Juniors sponsored after-game dances aid soli magazines. This money was used by the Juniors for the biggest event of the year, the Prom. We've Got the Horses to Beat Houston was the slogan which won first prize for the Juniors at the Homecoming festivities. They also made the crowns for the king and queen and furnished lunch for the dance that celebrated the Rushford victory over Houston. Rushford's Juniors have completed another hurdle along the road to graduation and now look forward to their Senior year. L. to R.: Sec.-Treas.: Sharon Meyer, Vice Pres.: Nancy Post, Pres.: Dennis Peterson, Advisers: Mrs. Ohnstad, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Olson.