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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1969 volume:

The 1969 Valley Legend Volume XXXIX Rushford, Minnesota DEDICATION The Class of 1969 wishes to honor you for all the things, tangible and intangible that you have done for R.H.S. You have been a teacher that is never too busy to help students or confer with them. Also, you have shown us the warm and wonderful side of a teacher. For this we thank-you, Mrs. Julsrud. 2 Homecoming 1968 began in a blaze of activity ... The traditional bonfire started the ’68 Homecoming weekend off. UP UP AND AWAY It was a big night for Amy as she was chosen to reign as queen over the 1968 Homecoming. King Jerry and Queen Amy share a special moment. 1 wonder what they’re wishing? 4 Seniors snap up a victory with first Juniors show everyone what they need! Putting everybody in the winning place float. spirit. Homecoming 1968 unfolded Thursday night, October 12, with the bonfire and chosing of the royal court. Sharon Overland, emcee for Thursday nights events, announced the result of the homecoming election. Chosen to reign as king and queen of the 1968 homecoming festivities was Queen Amy Otis and King Jerry Bunke. The attendants were Diane Kopperud and Mike Miller; Nancy Boyum and Calvin Dascher. Friday afternoon the homecoming parade, consisting of floats made by classes and headed by the Rushford band, began the second day of homecoming events. A pep rally was held after the parade in preparation for Friday nights game with Lewiston and the results of the float judging were announced. Capturing first place with their float was the seniors. Juniors took second; and the FFA float, third. Friday night the Rushford football team, playing on the new football field, played a hard game tieing the Lewiston Cardinals 6-6. Bringing to a close this year’s homecoming activities was the dance in RHS gym on Saturday night. The Tom Lee Orchestra provided the musical entertainment and made Home- , , , - . Trojans versus Cardinals to a 6-6 tie. coming 1968 a big success! THE ROYAL COURT ... King Jerry, Queen Amy, Attendants Mike and Nancy; Calvin and Diane. s Hey guys, what’s so funny? JOURNEY Study, Study, Study. You’d think we were here to learn something? Wonder why Amy is so happy? Gary’s showing everybody his age. Did somebody say something about a dress code? 7 Number 4 hitting the books. Number 34 right on target. The new cheerleaders sure are cute. Everybody together? Who said Doug was camera shy? THE MOVING Just like mom makes! I wonder what scared him? TREND SOME FOOD, right girls. Cheerleaders keeping everything going. What do the freshman have on their The juniors are bragging about it. minds? 9 SCHOOL BOARD . . . Herb Thompson. Chairman; Wilton Heiden, Treasurer; D. W. Evans, Superintendent; Kermit Holger, Clerk; Dr. John R. Peterson, Allen Howe, Vernon Gilbertson. These members of the Board of Education have the necessary foresight which enables the school to be the efficient organization that it is. The many duties include; recruiting programs, financial matters, improving high school welfare, promoting school status and public relations. These men are the backbone of our high school. ADMINISTRATION AT WORK FOR US. Superintendent Mr. Evans compares notes with his secretary, Mrs. Elvira Berg. Mr. Evans is never too busy to confer with students and keeps their best interest in mind. Although at times we did not agree with him, we respected his judgment and valued his advice. Our school is also fortunate to have Mrs. Berg for secretary. She is efficient and is always willing to extend help to students and teachers. 10 All Done: Mrs. Anderson hands a finished copy to Mr. Nelson. Miss Lautnb, elementary principal, pauses from her busy day to look at a book. Every morning greets Mr. Nelson with a line of students waiting to get make-up slips. Sounds like fun as Mr. Nelson explains to seniors about their trip to Washington, D. C. n Here’s one that you’ll find interesting......Mr. Miller, our counselor, stands ready to guide you to a brighter future. Mr. Warren Miller is R.H.S. student counselor. His primary function is to assist the individual student with educational, vocational, and personal problems as they arise. Mr. Miller is also concerned with getting part-time employment for students. His efforts result in making the student feel more secure at school. ROAD TO GUIDANCE Jo-Dee H. and Joel H. look for information on colleges, jobs, and branches of the armed service. Test scores!!! In your senior year test scores play an important part. Here Mr. Miller explains results to Mike B. and What next? Mike B. checks out possible opportunities for GregP. after school. 12 Bus Drivers ... on the outside looking in are Wayne Wenzel, Arvin Overby, Ray Jaar, Orville Leutke, “Red” Christopher-son, Melvin James, Merlin Hungerholt, Marvin Manion, Joe Jonsgaard, and Odin Bratland. THEY KEEP OUR SCHOOL GOING The Personnel workers of R.H.S. make the students feel like they are at home away form home. Without them the school wouldn’t run as smoothly and be as friendly as it is. The duties of these persons run a long more months of school. Their loyalty brings them in sleet, snow and rain. They add that special something to our school. Cooks . . . preparing dinners are Gusta Highum, Ethel Howe, Hazel Olstad, and Viola Overland. Taking time out for a coffee break are Odin Bratland and Joe Jonsgaard. Custodians .... Relaxing from the many duties they perform are Ray Jaar, Odin Bratland, Joe Jonsgaard, Melvin James, and Wayne Wenzel. 13 STUDENTS After being pushed into a comer, Susie is still happy to be home as she gives us a big smile to prove it. Tile feminine part of the Assuda family. This is the school, Colegio Coracao Eucaristico de Jesus, that Susie went to in Recife, Brazil. She wore uniforms and only attended half days! A family picture of the Assudas includes her Mother, Father, her brother Richardo, 19, her sister Regina, 16, and their dog. Kite. Susie and her Dad wrestle for an intertube. One of her favorite pastimes was swimming. 16 AMERICANS ABROAD 1968-69, was an exciting year for Valencia Peterson and Susan Post. They were chosen as A.F.S. students representing Rushford in Australia and Brazil. Susan, chosen January 17, 1968, was a guest at the As-suda house in Recife, Brazil and Valencia chosen January 12, 1968, became a member of the Thomas A. Lamb family at Brisbane Queensland in Australia. American Field Service is an organization which for over 20 years has been providing scholarships so that students from other countries spend a year in the U.S. By meaningful involvement in a U.S. family, school and community, the student may gain an understanding of the United States, its people, educational system, customs and ideals, and spread this understanding among his family and friends after he returns home. Americans Abroad, a more recent program, involving summer programs of two months, over winter programs of a year, accomplish the sincere purpose of acquainting our students with countries abroad. While on a visit to Currumbin Bird Sanctuary of the South Coast of Queensland, Valencia makes friends with a kangaroo. Valencia and her family give a send off to Carolyn who left for Sidney. Pictured are Carolyn, Dad (Lamb), Mum, Valencia, and Janet. Finding a few minutes to relax, Valencia enjoys listening to records. u Valencia fits right into the family circle. Pictured are Janet, Valencia, Carolyn, and her Mum. 17 A TORCH OF FRIENDSHIP During Mary’s stay in Rushford, she stayed with the Edwin Nelson family. Standing are Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, seated is Debbie and Mary, also their dog Scooter. Kathy is not pictured. Come on Debra .... On Mary’s first day here for school she seems anxious as she leads the way in. Rushford High School has been honored with the presence of Mary Turner, our foreign exchange student, who came to us from Brisbane, England. Mary, we want to thank you for your cheerful co-operation, but most of all, thank you for being with us because we the senior class sincerely enjoyed having you as a fellow classmate. May God bless you and guide you in whatever you choose to do. For an enjoyable evening at home Debbie and Mary play with an Ouija Board. 18 On arriving at school in the morning, Mary stacks her books in her arms and heads for class. A DAY WITH MARY One of Mary’s favorite pastimes has become sewing. She does a lot of it!! 1 During one of Mary’s free hours, she visits an elementary grade to earn points for F. T. A... Work or pleasure? Mary joins in helping build our first prize homecoming float, the big green turtle. 19 THE Unto you we came. We fell under the spell of your spirit that was to guide us for the years we were to spend with you. We learned the exultation of victory and the desolation of defeat. These, you taught us to accept with dignity, and you prepared us for new challenges on a day that will come. May our deeds add lustre and honor to your name. ALMA MATER THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jerry Bunke, Pres.; Mike Miller, Bus. Manager; Amy Otis, Vice-Pres.; Mark Peterson, Treas. Absent: Kathy O’Donnell, Sec. 20 Susan Anderson Nancy Boy urn Roger Brand Michael Bremseth Jeanette Brunner Gerald Bunke CLASS OF 1969 Beverly Christenson Dennis Colbenson Ronald Colbenson Daniel Dubbs Douglas Feine Roy Feine Mary Ellen Cordes Calvin Dascher Nathan Davidson June Fogal Phyllis Hallum Allen Heiden MOTTO: LET US NEVER SEEK FORTUNE OUT OF FEAR; Patricia Hclleland Janies Hellerud David Hertz Dennis Hoff Joseph Hoiland Susan Hoiland 22 Mary Hoger BUT LET US NEVER FEAR TO SEEK FORTUNE ' Anita isberg Nancy Johnson Dale Jonsgaard Kevin Kahoun Roger Kingsley Gary Kirchhof FLOWER: WHITE ROSE Diane Kopperud Brenda Larson Ray Leitzen Duane Meyer Michael Miller Debra Nelson Donald Lukkason Lynn McCluskey Barbara Meldahl 24 Lynda Nelson Donald Nordby Katherine O’Donnell Amy Otis Sharon Overland Sharon Pearson Gregory Peterson Mark Peterson DESTINATION SUCCESS Miles Peterson Valencia Peterson Susan Post 25 COLORS: NAVY BLUE AND WHITE Marlene Schueler Verol Simon Sharon Thompson Mary Turner Nancy Wilson Craig Woxland 26 MEMORIES THAT TREASURED WILL ALWAYS BE Long ways to go yet are the thoughts of Marcia, Jeanette, Debbie, and Sharon as they look on with reminiscence. As the members of the Class of 1969 leave Rushford High School behind them, they will keep many fond memories of their school days with them forever. The first dances in junior high, taking part in the Homecoming festivities, participating in extra-curriculular activities, the fun at the prom, and the many more gay times they had. In parting, we would like to thank the administration and the faculty for their help and guidance through our high school years. It will always be valued and appreciated by us in our future. No one can really be that sweet and innocent ... what’s up??! Don’t look now, but you’re on R. H. S. Candid Camera! 27 Clark Anderson James Anderson Michael Anderson Gary Baker Duane Bunke Jaclyn Bunke Patty Colbenson Roxanne Colbenson Virgina Dolalie Darrell Eide Gerald Eide Peggy Eide Jane Engrav Glen Erdmann Debra Feine Dean Fritz William Grindland Bill Haugen Kari Hellerud Darrell Himlie JUNIORS HAVE BUSY YEAR Barbara Holland Ellen Johnson Kailyn Johnson Mary Ann Johnson Nancy Johnson Rose Marie Johnson Diane Jorde Debbie Kahoun Louane Kahoun Lynn Kelly Michael Kilbury Douglas Klinski Diane LaFleur Penny MacLean Mary Jo Miller Jane Moore Jack O’Donnell Linda Olson Larry Overland Harold Pederson Llewellyn Peterson Rozann Quarve Kenneth Rislove Rita Roelofs Daryl Rustad Gary Rustad Jan Deen Schmidt Kathy Sorum Ronald Stensgard Judy Stephan Christy Woxland Douglas Woxland 29 ARE YOU SURE? ... Pres. Doug Klungvedt is being questioned by Tres. Gary Peterson and Sec. Phil Anderson. Absent: Craig Colbenson, V.-Pres. SOPHOMORES ON THE Joan Albrecht Bev Anderson Phillip Anderson Greg Benson Tom Berg Debbie Boehmke Bonnie Brand Paula Brunner Norma Carlson Craig Colbenson Joan Colbenson Heidi Davidson Ingrid Davidson Fred Englehart Dale Engrav 30 Gale Evenson Keith Evenson Terrence Fort Patricia Hall Kristi Hegland Karen Highum Susan Highum Barbara Himlie Allan Hoel Carl Holger Reid Isberg LeRoy Johnson Scott Johnson Merry Kingsley Ronald Kingsley Douglas Klungtvedt Herman Laumb Bonnie Lerol Rodne Livdahl Roxanne Loerch ROAD TO ACHIEVEMENT Dean McCluskey William Morken Gayle Noyes Suzanne Olson Pam Overland David Peterson Gary Peterson Marlys Rye Kevin Scattum Margaret Schueler Jennifer Smith Mark Thompson Darrell Volkman Bill Yonts 31 THIS SCHOOLWORK IS BAD NEWS ... Treas. Susan Helleland; V.-Pres. Lori Kahoun; Sec. Bob Wilson; and Pres. Brad Woxland all seem to agree on this point. THE FRESHMEN EAGERLY May Antonson Kenneth Benson Gloria Boehmke Gary Booth Linda Brand Heidi Bremseth Nancy Burke Paul Christenson Larry Eide Jon Fakler Tom Feine Wesley Fort Susan Grindland Robert Hanson Mark Hatleli Susan Helleland Philip Hellerud John Highum Douglas Himlie Duane Himlie 32 Penelope Holland Ann Holger Davis Hovland George Ingram Fay Jacobson Scott Jameson Barry Johnson Cynthia Johnson Roger Johnson Jeff Jorde Jim Julsrud Lori Kahoun Ray Kingsley Martin Kirchhof Allen LaFleur Debbie Laumb Randy Luhmann Jerry Marin James Mensink Debbie Miller ADJUST TO RHS LIFE Sandra Myhro David Overland Bradley Peterson Julie Rasmussen Mary Rasmussen Rhonda Torgerson Susan Veir Sheryl Wermager Robert Wilson Bradley Woxland 33 RoxAnne Woxland Faye Anderson Maureen Anderson Susan Austin Lynn Bakken Pamela Benson Patty Berg Linda Boyum Walter Britt Bruce Brunner John Christenson Mary Pat Culhane Connie Cusey Margo Da 111 Melanie Feine Bruce Ferden Wesley Fort Kathy Hanson Kristi Hatleli Joe Himlie Roxanne Himlie 8th GRADE MAKES Mark Jameson Connie Johnson Jeffrey Karlson Robin Keeler Randy Kingsley Randy Laumb Eileen LaFleur Cheryl Meldahl Donald Meyer Bill Miller Steven Myhro Susan Nielson Carol Nordby Lynette Noyes Pat O’Donnell 34 WE’LL HAVE A HOT TIME TONIGHT ... Treas. Maureen Anderson, Pres. Kristi Hatleli, and Sec. John Christenson are busy collecting boxes for the Homecoming bonfire. SUCCESS OF BONFIRE Greg Olson Keith Olson Roger Olson Debbie Patterson Tarrie Pederson Tom Pederson Greg Peterson John Post Terry Rasmussen Doug Schultz Darrel Simon Keith Simon Ronnie Todd 35 SWEET TALKIN’ GUY ... Sec. Joan Thompson and Treas. Jo Dee Hall seem to be captured by the charm of V.-Pres. Scott Gilbertson. Absent: Jim Miller, Pres. 7th GRADERS TRAVEL Kim Anderson Carol Anfinson Sheryl Bellock James Booth Joyce Brand Russel Brown Jim Bunke Kathryn Bunke James Burke John Burke Gary Carlson Mark Colbenson Randall Dahl William Eggert Allen Eide Rita Eide Sandra Engelhart Glen Feine Jancllc Forsythe Scott Gilbertson 36 Jo-Dec Hall Michael Halverson Teryl Hatleli Ruth Haugen Bryan Hegland Ross Himlie Stuart Hoel Pamela Hoff Scott Hovland Ellen Howe Rodney Humble Donald Johnson James Johnson Jon Johnson Gerald Jonsgaard Philip Kahoun Dennis Kjos Dorothy Laumb Dorothy Livdahl Brenda Lombard MANY NEW ROADS A«L� Bl£ AVAILABLE Tim McManimon Charles Mierau James Miller James O’Donnell Sharri Pederson Terry Peirce Cynthia Peterson Sandra Ronncberg Jack Rostvold Wanda Scattum Janet Sorum Joan Thompson Jill Torgerson David Tveten Dale Weber Gene Woxland Daniel Ziebcll 37 SIXTH GRADE Front row: D. Meldahl, M. Johnson, P. Woxland, R. Feine, P. Austin, D. Cusey, L. Fort, J. Pederson, D. Meldahl, M. Wheeler, A. Ekern, L. Halvorson. Second row: L. Finlayson, M. Leuthenberg, F. Erdrnan, C. Peterson, L. Rollefson, T. Barr, R. Klungtvetd, D. Laumb, M. Thompson, S. Anderson, G. Davidson, P. Hatling, M. Yonts. Third row: D. Pruka, M. Rasmussen, P. Morken, C. Feine, J. Culhane, T. Kopperud, S. Moran, J. Yonts, D. Rostvold, L. Fort, A. Larson, L. Highum, J. Johnson. Fourth row: C. Arnold, J. Helleland, P. Moran, R. Mensink, K. Froiland, K. Johnson, L. Karlson, D. Kilbury, B. Ukkested, C. Peterson, P. Himlie, D. Nielsen, J. Torgerson, W. Hanson. FIFTH GRADE Front row: M. Arnold, D. Johnson, H. Hovland, S. Kragness, B. Woxland, K. Schultz, D. Simon, B. Brunner, R. Johnson, T. Kelly, R. Johnson, J. Boehmke, G. Simon, R. Feine. Second row: R. Karlson, R. Boehmke, B. Johnson, M. Baker, J. Bunke, P. Pollema, R. Lombard, R. Howe, D. Benson, S. Peterson, D. Bremseth, K. Highum, R. Ronnenberg, L. Laumb. Third row: C. Pederson, R. Eide, J. Manion, L. Laumb, L. Himlie, K. Schucler, M. Dahl, D. Noyes, D. Boyum, J. Laumb, S. Hungerholt, R. Kahoun, J. Grover, L. Colbenson, H. Hoiland. Fourth row: T. Evanson, R. Nordby, M. Carlson, R. Feine, W. Baker, K. Bakken, C. Colbenson, B. Maran, A. Peirce, T. Himlie, T. Luhmann, M. Eide, P. Brand, M. Peterson, T. McManimon. 38 FOURTH GRADE Front row: D. Forsythe, R. Noyes, K. Anderson, J. Westby, E. Bellock, H. Rislovc, K. Halverson, T. Johnson, M. Ebner, D. Nelson, R. Eide, C. Westby, C. Shaffer, Second row: P. Anderson. D. Johnson, M. Johnson, R. Neilson, R. Karlson, B. Moran, D. Westby, D. Howe, K. Britt, G. Eide, P. Lombard, J. Shaffer, T. Ronnenberg. Third row: C. Hoff, W. Hungerholt, C. Jameson, F. Torgerson, W. Kjos, T. O’Donnell, K. McElmury, R. Nordby, L. Dykus, D. Johnosn, K. Droivold, S. Anderson, W. Rye, P. Julsrud. Fourth row: D. Gaustad, J. Dahl, F. Koppcrud, D. Eide, S. James, L. Mensink, L. Brand, A. Swen-ningson, S. Culhane, R. Boehmke, L. Johnson, R. Miller, C. LaFIeur. THIRD GRADE Front row: L. Johnson, L. Eide, P. Bjorge, S. Hungerholt, L. Rislove, D. Kjos, J. Rislove, R. Rassmussen, D. Rasmussen, C. Kelly, J. Barr, K. Himlie. Second row: R. Peirce, S. Feine, M. McManimon, K. Dahl, J. Boihmke, K. Bakken, K. Nicholas, B. Smith, K. Hovland, B. Eide, C. Peterson, C. Johnson, K. Sand. Third row: D. Brown, A. Kirchhof, K. Lind, L. Kragness, D. Pruka, J. Hatling, S. Meldahl, A. Dolalie, S. Hatleli, D. Schueler, B. Cover, W. Laumb. Fourth row: D. Feine, W. Culhane, G. Ladsten, S. Englehart, M. Froiland, J. Kopperud, N. James, J. Johnson, P. Eide, O. Gaasedelen, D. McManimon, L. Colben-son, T. Johnson. 39 SECOND GRADE Front row: L. Jorde, J. Nelson, S. Austin, L. Boehmke, V. Hongerhold, R. Pollema, L. Laumb, A. Hoiland, L. Pederson, C. Anderson, B. McManimon, A. Colbenson, P. Sorum, M. Wheeler. Second row: S. McCluskey, N. Hovland, C. Hanson, P. Post, J. Rislove, J. Kopperud, T. Colbenson, R. Hatleli, L. Westby, K. McElmury, C. Bush, A. Ziebell, R. Boehmke, M. Ingram, L. Peirce. Third row: D. Jacobson, D. Jacobson, J. Torgerson, P. Corcoron, M. Johnson, M. Gilbertson, T. Grenier, A. Klung-tvedt, S. Laganiere, D. Marin, D. Olson, D. Olson, L. Volkman, B. Morken. Fourth row: J. Culhane, H. Nordby, W. Ebner, P. Pederson, R. Culhane, P. Austin, B. Johnson, T. Benson, T. Karlson, D. Carlson, D. Simon, N. Vitse, S. Lee, S. Anderson, M. O’Donnell. FIRST GRADE Front row: L. Meldahl, J. Swenningson, K. Swenningson, I. Westby, D. Manion, M. Paulson, N. Mehus, L. Jameson, L. Volkman, R. Simon, K. Finlayson, L. Peterson, S. Langaneire. Second row: K. Treangen, J. Thompson, M. Gaasedelen, J. Kopperud, L. Anderson, K. Sand, J. Carlson, J. Carlson, J. Carlson, C. Hanson, S. Hatlevig, T. Benson, C. Eide, R. Bjorge. Third row: J. Finlayson, T. Torkelson, J. Brown, R. Ronnenberg, T. Lange, R. Lombard, H. Hoegh, J. O’Donnell, S. Culhane, J. Kahoun, K. Howe, L. Kragness, L. Loken, S. Brand, B. Lee. Fourth row: N. Doll, R. Rislove, R. Johnson, K. Goss, C. Olson, B. Ronnenberg, E. Yonts, W. Grover, M. Hallum, T. James, D. Dahl, K. Isberg, D. Ford, S. Lind, D. Bush. ■� o Front row: Mrs. Culhane, L. Helleland, J. Anderson, P. Jorde, D. Berg, S. Simon. Second row: D. Thompson, M. Eggert, K. Barr, S. Johnson, M. Rye, M. Lange. Third row: D. Schiebstad, K. Eide, E. Vitse, D. Lind, J. Johnson, P. Lombard. KINDERGARTEN Front row: K. Anderson, M. Culhane, B. Peterson, S. Corcoran, T. Rowan. Second row: D. Nordness, M. Wilson, K. Himlie, R. Benson, B. Goldsworthy, D. Brevig. Third row: D. Mierau, K. Mehus, D. Eide, J. Cusey, B. Hungerholt. 41 ACADEMICS Mrs. Margaret Anderson Mrs. Lorene Holger Mrs. Lucille Peterson Mrs. Geneva Mann First Grade ELEMENTARY Second Grade TEACHERS Mrs. Maddine Myhre Mrs. Irene Overland Third Grade Mrs. Jean Stelplugh Mr. Howard Witt Fifth Grade Mrs. Marjorie Smith Mrs. Ruby MacLean Fourth Grade Mrs. Renata Peterson Mrs. Lyla Johnson Sixth Grade Mrs. Helen Mehus Remedial Reading Mrs. Martha Ferden Art teacher SPECIAL EDUCATION Miss Gladys Lapham assists in Special Education. Many interesting discussions take place in class. Mr. Richard Berg views the world with Special Education class. 45 Mrs. Benson, Geography and English, explaining to he class about Africa. WORLD OF WORDS Mrs. Julsrud lecturing on Chaucer to English 12. Mrs. Lacher views Paris with her French class. Student Teacher, Mr. Broman, works hard at correcting tests. 46 DAYS OF TIME Mr. Karlson checks information for daily assignment. Mr. Karlson and his daily quizzes! Mrs. Lois Anderson and Mrs. Bertha Huseboe, our Librarians, discuss an interesting article. Mr. Miller referring to his book to prove a point. Mr. Eugene Miller explains our country’s history. 47 Mrs. Kraftson helps her Algebra 1 class. Mrs. Kraftson gets a lot of use out of her blackboard. Mrs. Orr explains how it is done. Mrs. Orr’s 7th and 8th grade Math. FOCUS ON MATH 48 Mr. Grob conducts a very interesting science class. Mr. Grob explores the wonders of a chemical solution. CHEMICAL REACTION Mrs. Himrich explains the uses of the microscope. 49 Mr. Richard Loken giving encouragement to the band. Rushford Band in Homecoming Parade. Mrs. Rislove checks the chorus robes. MUSIC AND PHY-ED Mrs. Rita Culhane out on the playground with her girl’s Phy. Ed. class. Mr. Mike Jeresek gives his Phy. Ed. students some pointers on basketball. —r 50 Miss Johnson keeping her eyes on the copy. COMMERCIAL Dan and Craig putting in late hours on the annual. Miss Johnson getting ready for her typing class. Bev seems to enjoy working on the rotary calculator. Amy working hard on speed and accuracy. 51 ARTS Doug Woxland and Mr. Novland discuss soil. Allen Heiden a future farmer. OUR FUTURE Mr. Novlan 52 Here Bill Haugen, Darrell Himlie, and Ron Colbenson prepare for another class of mechanical drawing. PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE Mr. Nelson gives advice to another student on the fundamentals of mechanical drawing. Inspecting the equipment is one of many tasks that our shop instructor must perform. Mr. Nelson is shown here taking time out from his busy schedule to pose for a picture. S3 ACTIVITIES VALIANT TROJANS . .. First row: Mgr. J. Culhane, D. Dubbs, L. Overland, M. Peterson, C. Dascher, G. Baker, B. Haugen, V. Simon, J. Hellerud, G. Erdmann, D. Rustad. Second row: Mgr. B. Woxland, D. Klinski, R. Isberg, J. O’Donnell, M. Anderson, D. Klungtvedt, M. Thompson, T. Berg, P. Anderson, A. Hoel, O. Colbenson, Mgr. R. Laumb. Third row: Asst. Coach Miller, Asst. Coach Jeresek, M. Kilbury, J. Hoiland, J. Anderson, G. Kirchhof, R. Feine, D. Hoff, J. Bunke, M. Miller, D. Feine, R. Stensgard, Hd. Coach Grob. FOOTBALL TEAM HAS FINE SEASON CO-CAPTAINS ... Coaches Grob and Jeresek flank the Trojan leaders, Roy Feine and Jerry Bunke. Although the Trojans failed in their attempts to be conference champs, they proved that spirit, coupled with ability and good coaching, can generate a fine gridiron season. The football season started on a sour note when Rush-ford suffered a 14 to 0 loss to Chatfield’s Gophers. In the next three games the composite score stood: Rushford 67, opponents 0. Shutout victories over Lanesboro, Houston, and a strong Peterson team were compiled in this string. The next game was a heartbreaker, Rushford losing to Caledonia by one point, 7 to 6. This seemed to be the turning point of the season for after that game the Trojans could do no better than win two while losing and tying one each. The wins came against LaCrescent and Spring Grove, the tie against Lewiston, and the loss to Mabel-Canton. J. Bunke and C. Dascher, all-conference selections, and R. Feine and J. Hoiland, second team all-conference, were the leaders of the team which proved once again that the Trojans were one of the powers of the Root River Conference. 56 SEASON’S RECORD WE’RE GLAD THEY WERE ON OUR SIDE ... These Trojans made the first and second all-conference teams, J. Hoiland, R. Feine, J. Bunke, and C. Dascher. YOU TOO, TOM. B.... When Coach Grob gives his halftime talk everybody listens. WE 0 THEY 14 .. Chatfield 21 0 20 0 26 0 .. Peterson 6 7 6 25 6 6 . . Lewiston 32 6 (Homecoming) 14 7 5-3-1 Overall Record 4-2-1 Conference Record “B” TEAM ... First row: P. Hellerud, J. Highum, J. Jorde, B. Morken, D. McCluskey, Z. LaFleur, D. Overland. Second row: M. Kirchhof, K. Evenson, P. Christenson, R. Luhmann, H. Laumb, B. Peterson. Third row: Coach Miller, J. Julsrud, D. Himlie, T. Feine, B. Wilson, S. Jameson, Mgr. B. Woxland. 57 TROJANS COP CONFERENCE TITLE OH, SO SNEAKY ... Mile M. eases his way past a Preston player while driving for a bucket. (Courtesy of Winona Daily News). TOURNAMENT ACTION ... (Right) Mark P. and Jack O. pressure an opponent while (Below) Jerry B. and Mike M. are doing the same. (Photos by Rochester Post-Bulletin) After graduating four starters from last year’s squad, Rushford was supposed to sit on the sidelines and watch the other teams fight over the conference and district championships. However, first year coach Mike Jeresek taught the players how to fast break and play defense and this, aided by the players’ determination and willingness to work enabled the Trojans to capture the conference title. Finishing with a 10 and 2 conference record and 15 and 3 overall, the Trojans were one of the favorites in the district tournament. After beating Wykoff, Lanesboro, and Preston, Rushford faced Spring Valley, a team the Trojans had earlier beaten, for the district championship. Hopes were high, but the Trojans suffered from poor shooting and Spring Valley triumphed by a 59-51 count. In coming to Rushford, Coach Jeresek has brought a new type of basketball with him. Instead of playing the conventional zone defense and slow ballgame, he employs a tight man-to-man full court press and a fast-breaking offense. This year Mike M., Mark P., and Ken B. put the press defense on the opponents and Jerry B. and Jack 0. triggered the fast break by rebounding well. Subs Larry 0., Bill H., and Mark T. did a fine job while letting the regulars rest. Look for fine basketball teams in the future as Coach Jeresek knows how to make use of the talent that ‘B’ team coach Gavin Grob is developing. ss TENACIOUS TROJANS ... Jack O’Donnell, Mike Ander- Coach Jeresek, Mark Thompson, Don Nordby, Mark Peterson, Bill Haugen, Ken Benson, Darrell Eide, Phil Anderson, son, Jerry Bunke, and Mike Miller. TALENTED ‘B’ TEAMERS ... Coach Grob has brought the ‘B’ Team far this year. When at first faced with inexperienced players, he taught them how to play aggressive basketball. These boys possess desire and good shots and will surely help the varsity in the future. First Row: Dave Overland, Brad Peterson, Dean McCluskey, Rod Livdahl, and Phil Hellerud. Second Row: Doug Klungtvedt, Tom Berg, Phil Anderson, Barry Johnson, Bob Hanson, and Scott Johnson. Third Row: Jim Julsrud, Mark Thompson, Bob Wilson, Scott Jameson, George Ingram, and Coach Grob. 59 Trojan Toughmen: Davis Hovland, Allen LaFluer, Clark kury, Doug Feine, Coach Miller, Coach Berg. Mgrs: Darrell Anderson, Joel Hovland, Paul Christenson, Gale Evenson, Himlie and Doug Himlie. Darrell Volkman, Duane Meyer, Jim Hellerud, Mike Kil- WRESTLING The Trojan wrestlers were quite disappointed with the way their season turned out. Several of our boys had enough wrestling skill to earn themselves a placing in the district tournament. A couple of these wrestlers were of good enough quality to advance to the region. The sad part of it is that not one of our Trojan wrestlers even earned a top 4 placing for their weight class. Perhaps, there is one single reason for their failure to show their skill. Rushford’s student body never showed any backing for their wrestlers. Therefore, the grapplers aren’t instilled with a determination or a desire to win. The majority of all the factors which make a winner is determination. Three of our wrestlers were able to win most of their matches in spite of the fact that the student body didn’t care. These wrestlers were: Joel Hovland, Darrell Volkman, and Davis Hovland. Duane Meyer, Jim Hellerud, and Clark Anderson turned in about a fifty percent season for their team. The results of Rushfords matches are as follows: Rushford 21 Spring Valley 27 Rushford 16 Houston 32 Rushford 10 Caledonia 43 Rushford 36 Grand Meadow 15 Rushford 7 Harmony 44 Rushford 21 Chatfield 31 Rushford 7 LaCrescent 41 Rushford 35 Spring Grove 25 Rushford 0 Leroy 48 Rushford 19 Lewiston 29 Rushford 25 Preston 26 This season’s captain is Joel Hovland. 60 B SQUAD ... Front row: G. Karlson, L. Overland, K. Evenson, R. Laumb, M. Hatleli. Second row: H. Laumb, J- Fakler. R. Ruberg. D. Fritz, K. Kahoun, Coach Mr. Berg. THE GREAT ONES TO COME. . .Front row: G. Jons-gaard, R. Brown, S. Hoel, S. Hovland, B. Hegland, R. Dahl- Second row: Coach Mr. Miller, J. Himlie, J. Mensink, B Yonts, L. Eide, R. Humble, L. Kelly. 61 First row: Mary Ann Johnson, Mary Jo Miller, Pam Over- Sharon Thompson, June Fogal and Susan Hoiland. land. Second row: Jackie Bunke, Amy Otis, Diane Kop- perud. ON THE ROAD TO SPIRIT Penny Hoiland, Heidi Bremseth, Joan Thompson and Debra Miller. Cynthia Peterson, Terry Hatleli and Kristi Hatleli. 62 Amy Otis SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Diane Kopperud 63 Advisor Mrs. Benson and Pres. Susy. Karen working on a “Soul” sign! BACKING OUR BOYS Kneeling: P. Overland, M. Johnson, D. Kopperud, J. Fogal, S. Hoiland, S. Thompson, J. Bunke, M. Miller, A. Otis. First row: J. Hall, T. Hatleli. R. Himilie, S. Ronnenberg, K. Anderson, C. Cusey, J. Brand. S. Bellock, K. Hatleli, M. Rasmussen, N. Wilson, Mrs. Benson. Second row: 1. Davidson, L. Kahoun, S. Wermager, D. Laumb, F. Anderson, C. Nordby, M. Dahl, S. Austin, C. Johnson, L. Boyum, P. Hoiland, H. Davidson. Third row: C. Brand, N. Burke, S. Myhro, K. Highum, B. Brand, K. Hegland. R. Roelofs, R. Woxland. C. Peterson, D. Miller. S. Helleland. P. Hallum, S. Vier, J. Thompson, P. Berg, M. Antonson. A4 Seated: Mrs. Rita Culhane, R. Roelofs, P. Colbenson, C. Woxland, S. Hoiland, S. Overland, D. Miller, P. Hoiland. Second row: S. Austin, J. Rasmussen, M. Johnson, J. Thompson, J. Hall, C. Johnson, M. Rasmussen, D. Feine, J. Engrav, M. Antoinson, C. Cusey. Third row: C. Johnson, L. Olson, N. Johnson, S. Helleland, H. Bremseth, C. Wer-mager, S. Grindland, D. Laumb, L. Kahoun, G. Boemke, GARA AND DRILL TEAM J. Brunner, M. Culhane. Fourth row: P. Hallum, B. Hoiland, M. Miller, S. Veir, J. Bunkc, D. Kopperud, B. Brand, C. Hegland, C. Brand, R. Torgerson, B. Larson, V. Dolalie. Fourth row: N. Burke, R. Loerch, S. Myhro, P. Overland, R. Woxland, A. Otis, J. Benson, K. Highum, D. Boemke, P. Brunner, F. Jacobsen, P. O’Donnell. DRILL TEAM ... First row: P. Helleland, S. Humble, M. Cordes, D. Nelson. Second row: P. Scheuler, S. Overland, D. Jorde, R. Colbenson. Third row: J. Smith, M. Holger, R. Loerch. GARA Officers: D. Miller, Treas.; R. Roelofs, V.-Pres.; C. Woxland, Sec.; S. Hoiland, Pres.; P. Colbenson, Point-keeper; S. Overland, Sr. Representative; P. Hoiland, Jr. Representative; Mrs. Culhane, Advisor. Up and away with G.A.R.A.! 65 Front: P. Colbenson, S. Overland, President; S. Anderson, P. Hall, Mr. L. Nelson. Back: P. Hellerud, C. Anderson, D. Hoff, M. Thompson, J. Post, R. Humble. WHO'S WHO IN Well, go! Only a temporary slack time! STUDENT COUNCIL AND LIBRARY Front: B. Larson, L. Overland. Middle: N. Boyum, T. Peterson, K. Sorom, J. Moore, M. Cordes, L. Nelson, S. Overland. Back: C. Shipstead, J. Bunke, N. Johnson, P. MacLean, J. O’Donnell. 66 Seated: M. Cordes, S. Thompson, C. Anderson, M. Thomp- M. Peterson. D. Dubbs, J. O’Donnell, D. Nelson, J. Bunke, son, N. Wilson, P. Hallum, R. Quarve, J. Schmidt, J. Brun- R. Roelofs, D. Kahoun, M. Holger, L. McCluskey, N. ner, D. Feine, D. Kopperud, R. Colbenson, J. Colbenson, Boyum, D. Rustad, R. Feine. D. Klungtvedt, G. Peterson. Standing: M. Miller, J. Bunke, Looking over the Christmas Ripples is M. Cordes and Mrs. Lacher, Advisor. Ripples’ Reporters will do ANYTHING to get a story; even talk to doors! RIPPLES ARE PRESSING AHEAD! Typical Monday noon Ripples’ meeting. 67 HEAD TYPIST ... P. Hallum. Unawares. Typists: J. Stephans, R. Quarve, D. Kahoun. SALESMEN . . . J. Stephans, D. Kop-perud, P. Hallum, D. Kahoun, B. Mel-dahl, N. Johnson, C. Anderson, P. Scheuler. ANNUAL STAFF ... Back row: D. Rustad, N. Boyurn, B. Meldahl, P. Hallum, C. Anderson, J. Hellerud, D. Dubbs, M. Miller. Middle row: P. Scheuler, N. Johnson (12), J. Brunner, S. Veir, C. Woxland. Seated: S. Thompson, J. Fogal, M. Cordes. EDITORS .. . M. Cordes, J. Fogal. Assistant Editor: S. Thompson. Advisor: Miss Johnson. HARD WORK, FUN SATISFACTION 68 F.H.A. MEMBERS ... Seated: Mrs. Emma Julsrud, S. Hoiland, B. Brand, R. Roelofs, P. MacLean, M. Holger, M. Cordes, P. Colbenson, M. Johnson, B. Larson. Second row: L. Kahoun, C. Wermager, M. Turner, D. Nelson, N. Johnson, S. Grindland, H. Bremseth, D. Laumb, G. Boemke, H. Davidson, K. Johnson, N. Wilson, S. High urn, M. Rasmussen, S. Pearson. Third row: J. Rasmussen, D. Feine, F. Jacobsen, C. Hegland, P. Hall, I. Davidson, V. Dolalie, S. Veir, M. Miller, D. Jorde, N. Johnson, L. Olson, J. Schmidt, J. Stephan, B. Christenson. Fourth row: E. Johnson, B. Himlie, D. Kahoun, R. Quarve, B. Brand, C. Brand, S. Humble, P. Helleland, N. Boyum, K. Highum, L. McCluskey, B. Hoiland, B. Meldahl, J. Engrav, M. Antonson, S. Helleland. Fifth row: A. Isberg, N. Burke, N. Carlson, C. Woxland, S. Overland, R. Loerch, J. Smith, S. Myhro, P. Overland, R. Woxland, D. Boemke, D. Miller, J. Bunke, D. Kopperud, P. Halium, D. LaFleur. P. Colbenson, Public Relations; B. Larson, Historian; M. Cordes, Secretary; S. Hoiland, Parliamentarian; B. Brand, Chapter Camp Promoter; Rita Roelofs, Treasurer; P. MacLean, Pres. Elect; M. Holger, President; M. Johnson, Rec. Leader. FUTURES STOP: F.H.A. CANDY CANES . . .First row: H. Davidson, J. Colbenson, C. Wermager, M. Cordes—President, S. Highum, D. Laumb, D. Jorde. Second row: B. Lerol, M. Kingsley, S. Veir, D. Miller, B. Anderson, C. Brand, P. Halium, N. Burke, V. Dolalie, F. Jacobsen, J. Rasmussen, M. Antonson, N. Johnson, M. Rasmussen. 69 FTA MEMBERS ... Bottom row: Mrs. Sheila Rislov, P. MacLean, J. Stephan, M. Turner, B. Larson, N. Wilson, J. Brunner, S. Highum. Second row: Mrs. Renata Peterson, J. Engrav, N. Johnson, L. Olson, D. Jorde, M. Kingsley, B. Anderson, D. Feine, Mr. Ugene Miller. Third row: M. Rye, D. Kahoun, R. Roelofs, P. Hall, V. Dolalie, B. Meldahl, M Miller, N. Davidson, P. Brunner. Fourth row: K. Sorum, D. Boehmke, J. Moore, J. Benson, D. Lukkason, C. Hol-ger, N. Carlson, S. Overland, M. Schueler. FTA boys discussing a current problem-food! Oh Gosh, I’m losing again! D. Feine, B. Meldahl, G. Kirchhof, N. Davidson, and C. Anderson are the 5 exchange students to St. Paul Park. Correcting is just what Marlys likes! 70 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Hey, Hey, Hey! What’s goin’ on down here. F. T. A. has got everything, even Cool! All right, what did you do now? F. T. A. leaders at work. Two members teaching each other! Advs.: Mrs. R. Peterson, Mr. Miller, Mrs. Rislove. Officers: M. Miller, Historian; L. Olson, Treas.; D. Feine, Reporter; B. Larson, Pres.; B. Meldahl, Sec.; J. Brunner, V.-Pres. Can’t you just picture Debbie 10 years from now with a class of her own? 71 First row: Mr. Stan Novlan, R. Stensgard, C. Anderson, P. Helleland, A. Heiden, D. Bunke, D. Feine. Second row: D. Meyer, D. Engrav, A. LaFleur, J. Highum, F. Englehart, D. Hovland, W. Fort, R. Fort. Third row: H. Laumb, D. Colbenson, G. Genson, L. Johnson, C. Colbenson, R. Kingsley, L. Eide, H. Pederson. Fourth row: K. Rjslov, G. Eide, L. Peterson, R. Kingsley, P. Anderson, J. Marin, S. Johnson, R. Brand. Fifth row: R. Kingsley, R. Feine, R. Luhmann, G. Kirchhof, C. Dascher, B. Simon, W. Yonts. OPENING THE ROADS AHEAD-FFA F.F.A. OFFICERS . .. Advisor S. Novlan, V.-President C. Anderson, Sec. D. Bunke, Sentinal R. Stensgard, Treas. D. Feine, President A. Heiden. GIFTS FOR MENTALLY RETARDED KANSAS CITY HERE WE ARE ... C. Anderson, G. Rustad, R. Stensgard, D. Bunke, and A. Heiden wait for a bus. “Oh, my aching back!” Smiling pretty is F.F.A. Sweetheart Patty Helleland. 72 MAKING FRIENDS IS OUR BAG Seated: S. Thompson, D. Klungtvedt, J. Bunke. Standing: D. Rustad, M. Kilbury, M. Schueler, P. MacLean, M. Turner, D. Nelson, M. Miller. 73 MIXED CHORUS ... First row: B. Christenson, N. Wilson, B. Larson, J. Schmidt, R. Quarve, N. Johnson, D. Jorde, P. Hal-luni, S. Hoiland, V. Dolalie, L. Olson, N. Johnson, J. Brunner, S. Pearson, S. Rislove. Second row: J. Fogal, D. Kahoun, M. Miller, D. Feine, K. Highum, M. Rye, B. Meldahl, L. McCluskey, S. Overland, A. Otis, J. Engrav, J. Stephan, D. Nelson, P. MacLean, K. Johnson, M. Turner, R. Roelofs. Third row: S. Thompson, D. Kopperud, D. LaFleur, M. Holger, A. Isberg, D. Peterson, D. Rustad, C. Dascher, D. Eide, P. Anderson, R. Stensgard, R. Johnson, J. Smith, B. Hoiland, E. Johnson, N. Boyum, P. Helleland. Fourth row: M. Bremseth, C. Anderson, D. Bunke, N. Davidson, J. Bunke, M. Miller, R. Feine, C. Holger, G. Peterson, G. Russell, G. Erdman, J. Hellerud, C. Colbenson, H. Pederson, C. Woxland. SMALL CHORUS ... First row: B. Larson, S. Thompson, D. Nelson. Second row: C. Anderson, A. Otis, D. Kopperud, N. Boyum, H. Pederson. Third row: N. Davidson, R. Feine, M, Miller, J. Bunke. MUSIC TO TRAVEL BY Accompanist: Susan Anderson. 74 GIRLS GLEE ... First row: S. Rislove, N. Wilson, B. Larson, J. Colbenson, K. Hellerud, N. Johnson, J. Brunner, K. Johnson, S. Pearson. Second row: J. Fogal, H. Davidson, V. Dolalie, D. Fiene, A. Otis, M. Miller, D. Nelson, J. Stephan, M. Turner. Third row: S. Thompson, D. Kahoun, B. Meldahl, L. McCluskey, N. Johnson, D. Jorde, S. Overland, R. Loerch, R. Roelofs, J. Engrav, P. MacLean, P. Helleland. Fourth row: D. Kopperud, M. Rye, K. Highum, S. Hoiland, D. LaFleur, A. Is-berg, M. Holger, J. Smith, R. Johnson, B. Hoiland, E. Johnson, N. Boyum. “Open your mouth wide . . . and Triple Trio looking over the gowns: B. Larson, D. Kopperud, R. Roelofs, N. Boy- sing!” um, D. Nelson, A. Otis, J. Smith, S. Thompson. NEW BOYS CHORUS .. . First row: S. Rislove, D. Bunke, N. Davidson, C. Anderson, C. Colbenson, H. Pederson, C. Woxland. Second row: D. Peterson, D. Rustad, C. Dascher, D. Eide, P. Anderson, R. Stensgaard. Third row: J. Bunke, M. Miller, R. Feine, C. Holger, G. Peterson, G. Russell. Accompanist: Penny MacLean. 75 First row: S. Highum, C. Woxland, N. Boyum, J. Bunke, P. Helleland, D. Nelson, A. Isberg. Second row: N. Johnson, S. Myhro, D. Jordc, B. Brand, R. Isberg, P. Hall, R. Loerch, P. Overland, K. Benson, J. Thompson, R. Himlie, S. Austin. Third row: L. Bakkum, G. Peterson, B. Ferden, T. Feine, B. Peterson, J. Julsrud, B. Johnson, M. Bremseth, D. Klungtvedt, D. Luk-kason, D. Rustad. Fourth row: S. Veir, Mr. Loken. BAND OFFICERS .. . M. Johnson, Lib.: R. Feine, Pres.;P. Helleland, Treas.: B. Christenson, Lib.; D. Luk-kason, V.-Pres.; S. Humble, Sec. BAND STUDENT COUNCIL . .. B. Ferden, R. Haugen, C. Woxland, M. Kilbury, D. Klungtvedt. B. Johnson. Excitement and confusion at Trojan game. SECOND BAND .. . Front row: J. Torgerson, P. Hoff, P. Berg, M. Anfinson, S. Nielson, C. Johnson, C. Meldahl, J. Brand. Second row: B. Lombard, L. Fort, E. Howe, C. Livdahl, C. Peterson, T. Hatleli, R. Brown. Third row: J. Miller, J. Christenson, M. Jameson, R. Dahl, D. Johnson, J. Peirce, D. Kjos, T. Pederson, D. Webber. Fourth row: J. Hall, W. Scattum, Mr. Loken, J. Forsythe, S. Peterson. Front row: M. Johnson, B. Christenson, S. Humble, S. Helleland, H. Bremseth, D. Miller, C. Nordby. Second row: K. Hatleli, T. Pederson, R. Torgerson, P. Hoiland, D. Himilie, P. Colbenson, R. Feine, N. Davidson, R. Haugen, M. Anderson. Third row: H. Pederson, A. Hoel, N. Burke, M. Kilbury. Fourth row: P. Schueler, J. Forsythe. Majorettes leading the way: M. Johnson, J. Bunke, B. Christenson. FOR YOUR LISTENING PLEASURE . “And a one, and a two, and a three . .. ” THE LAST DANCE . .. Nancy and Andy must say good-bye after a wonderful summer. VERY INTERESTING ... In this The Cast of “We Were Young That Year” act are Andy and Nancy, they find words aren’t needed to express their feelings. TRAVELING WITH THE '68-'69 PLAYS STAGE CREW . . .First row: J. Fogai, P. Schueler, B. Hoiland, B. Meldahl, B. Larson. Second row: L. McClusky, S. Hoi-land, S. Overland, A. Otis, D. Jorde, N. Johnson. Third row: C. Woxland, D. Feine, J. O’Donnell, J. Smith, N. Boyum. 78 WE WON WITH PATTERNS The one-act play, PATTERNS placed alternate at the Regional Contest! Members of the cast were: M. Turner, R. Roelofs, D. Klinski, and C. Holger. Mrs. Lucille Anderson directed the play. Congratulations to all. Hobson, Richard, Dulcie, and Isabel. Bad News! Cast and stage crew made the play win! P. MacLean, J. Smith, C. Holger, J. Anderson, D. Klinski, S. Hoiland, and S. Anderson. Seated: R. Roelofs and M. Tur-The director at her main job! ner. 79 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS elected this year are ... Bottom row: Susan Post (elected last year), Mary Jo Miller, Jackie Bunke, Jerry Bunke. Second row: Mary Hol-ger, Kathy O’Donnell, Valencia Peterson (elected last year). Third row: Mike Miller (elected last year), Donald Lukkason, Mark Peterson (elected last year), and Mike Kilbury. Not pictured are Susan Anderson and Debra Nelson. Susan was also a member last year. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AND STATERS ATTENDING GIRL’S AND BOY’S STATE this year are. . .Mary Jo Miller and Mike Kilbury. Alternates are Rita Roelofs and Clark Anderson. The objectives of Girl and Boy State are to give the youth of our state opportunities in running a government. 80