Stewartville High School - Tiger Spirit Yearbook (Stewartville, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1961 volume:

02 Tiger Spirit Presented by The Senior Class Stewartville, Minnesota 02 19 6 1 DEDICATION D. WANTOCK GUIDANCE COUNSELOR We, the seniors of 1960, dedicate our annual, 'Tiger Spirit. to Mr. Wantock, in apprecia- tion for the guidance he has given us throughout our hi$i school years. As the guidance counselor, Mr. Wantock has devoted a great deal of time and thought to each senior in helping him plan a happy and successful future. As Student Council advisor, Mr. Wantock has done much to further student-teacher relations. His qualities of friendliness, leadership, and foresight have won a place of high respect and deep admiration among both the student body and faculty. 2 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY ADMINISTRATION The administration and school board of Stewartville High School perform many vital duties which help to make our education complete. Superintendent Schaefer, the administrative head, has the respon- sibility of forming school policy. The duty of en- forcing this policy is placed in the capable hands of our principal, Mr. Knapp. Student problems which arise concerning the years after high school are easily solved by Mr. Wantock, the school coun- selor. The Board of Education deals with all the problems confronting our school. Without the work of these devoted men, our school would cease to function in such an efficient manner. MR. SCHAEFER, SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOL BOARD BACK ROW: Mr. Renken, Mr. Jahns, Mr. Reichel, Mr. Shaefer. FRONT ROW: Mr. Boettcher, Mr. King, Mr. McDonnough, Mr. Lenn. 4 Mr. Knapp, Principal Mr. Wantock, Guidance Counselor FACULTY The school faculty is composed of twenty-six very competent teachers. These individuals do not spend only five days in the classroom but are also willing to give themselves in serving as class advisors or directing school activ- ities. Many teachers voluntarily assume the duty of guiding such extra curricular activities as: The Future Teach- ers of America. Career Club. Future Homemakers of America, Projection Club. Girls' Friendship Club. Future Farmers of America, Girls' Athletic Association, Librarians Club, and various music ensembles. The dedication which this staff possesses is clearly proven by its willingness to be of service at any time, a genuine interest in every student, and the sincere endeavor to prepare us for the future. M rs. Marv Ellen Bowcrman Geography and Physical Education Mrs. Margreta Brekke Math and Art 5 Miss Dorothy Byram Commercial. Mr. Lovd Hoberg Agriculture. Mr. Burton Eppen History and Health. Mr. David Huntley English. Mr. Lyle Ellinghuysen Shop. Mr. James Kern English. Mrs. Marjorie Gulliekson English. Mr. Gordon Koehn Music and Vocal. Mr. Allen Heitman Chemistry, Physics and Senior Science. Miss Dianne Larson Librarian. Mr. Lavern Hillesland Algebra, Geometry and Trigonometry. Mrs. Marion Lenton English and Geography. Mr. Jerome Otterness Social Problems and American History. Mr. Charles Stevens World History and Physical Education. Mr. Jay Robinson Music and Band. Mrs. Alice Voxland Latin, Spanish and English. Mr. John Ronan English. Mrs. Mary Wantock Typing and Business Relations. Mr. Robert Schultz Math. Mr. Calvin Wolf General Science and Algebra. Mr. Jack Shafer Shop and Drivers Training. Mrs. Tora Woodman Home Economics and Science. Mr. Howard Sloneker Biology, Health and Economical Geography. Mrs. Marlene Ziebarth Home Economics. The cooks, secretaries, janitors, and bus drivers all make up a faithful team of hard workers who do their best to make a student's life easier. The janitors endeavor to keep our school neat, clean, and comfortable. The cooks are ready with a tasty, steaming meal each day, while the bus drivers labor through hazardous weather conditions to safely deposit their loads at the door of our school. The secretaries, well-known to all of us, perform countless services each day. Arthur Noble, Dean Wray, Leslie Kinsley, Donald Denny, Russell Engel, Gerald Tlougan, Franklin Glover, Alvin Wendt, Hayden Light, Oscar Kuhle, Edward Domody, Paul Jacobson, Franklin Warren, Paul Thompson. S3SSV13 CLASS OFFICERS: Treas., Judy Trygstad; Sec., Kathy Adams; V.-Pres., Phyllis Keenan; Pres., Marlene Johnson; CLASS ADVISOR: Mr. Ottemess. SENIORS KATHERINE LUCILLE ADAMS Oh no! I got an 'A-.' Mixed Chorus 2; Jr. Chorus 1; GFC 4; Newstaff 6; Annual Staff 1; Declamation 6; Career Club 1; (Pres., Sr.); Class Of- ficer 2 (Sec., Jr., Sr.); Jr. Class Play. ROY F. ALCOTT Only a few teachers keep me off the honoi roll. Wrestling 2; Lettermen's Club 1. THELMA ALICE BALLINGER Believe it or not, there are times when it is more fun to listen than to talk. Band 6; Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 1; Band Ensembles 5; GFC 4; FHA 4; Newstaff 1; Annual Staff 1; Declamation 5; Class Of- ficer 1 (Sec., 8th); Jr. Class Play. WILLIAM LESTER BARDWELL Confusion is my middle name. Wrestling 2; Track 4; Science Club 2; Lettermen's Club 2. HAROLD JOHN BARROWS JR. He makes news travel fast. Band 4; Jr. Band 2; Newstaff 3; Annual Staff 1. JAMES BILLINGS You're all wrong--I'm right. Track 3; Baseball 1; FFA 2; Projection Club 2; Jr. Class Play. JOHN E. BOEDER I ought to be a game warden—1 like wild life. Basketball 2; Baseball 5; Lettermen's Club 1; Class Pres., Soph.; Jr. Class Play. FAY LaVONNE BOETTCHER I go around in circles—roller skating of course. Band 5; Band Ensembles 5; GAA 4; FHA 1; FTA 1; Newstaff 3 (editor, Sr.); Annual Staff 1; Declamation 4; Career Club 1; Librarian 2; Science Club 1; Jr. Class Play. AUDREY KAY BORN Who needs drivers training, I do all right in my own back yard. GFC 4; GAA 1; FHA 2; FTA 2; Annual Staff 1; Declamation 3; Career Club 1; Librarian 3, (Pres., Jr.). ELIZABETH R. BREKKE ■ ime never stands still, neither does Betty. Band 5; Mixed Chorus 2; Glee Club 1; Vocal Ensembles 2; Band Ensembles 3; All Star Band, Sr.; GFC 4; GAA 6; FHA 4; FTA 2; Annual Staff 3; Declamation 1; Student Council 2; Science Club 2; Cheerleader 4; Class Pres., 7th; Jr. Class Play; Home- coming Royalty; Valentine Royalty. MICHAEL D. BREMSETH You're a radical—everybody. Newstaff 2; Annual Staff 1; Declamation 4; Projection Club 3; Librarian 1; Science Club 2; Jr. Class Play. DIANA MAE BRINTNALL School interfers with my education. Declamation 1; Librarian 1. CHARLOTTE SHIRLEY CARLSON A sparkle that is different. GFC 3; (V-Pres., Sr.); FHA 2; Annual Staff 1; Career Club 1. JAMES T. CARR How come they make doorways so low? Band 3; Band Ensembles 3. WILLIAM F. CARR It's a car for Carr. Wrestling 2; Newstaff 1. JUDITH ELAINE CLARK I can make a big noise for my size. Band 1; GFC 4; FHA 3; Annual Staff 1; Declamation 5; Junior Class Play 1. JEANETTE MARIE DAVIS Art is up her alley. GFC 2; Annual Staff 1; Declamation 4; Career Club 1; Librarian 2. PHYLLIS ANN EPPARD Pretty, peppy, and popular. Band 5; Mixed Chorus 2; Glee Club 2; Vocal Ensembles 2; Band Ensembles 4; Majorette 3; GFC 4; GAA 2; FHA 3; FTA 2; Annual Staff 1; Declamation 3; Student Council I; A Team Cheerleader 3; B Team Cheerleader 2; Class Pres., 8th; Junior Class Play; Homecoming Queen; Valentine Royalty. ALICE ELAINE EVANS I'm not flirtatious just interested. Band 6; All-Star Band, Sr.; Mixed Chorus 2; Glee Club 2; Vocal Ensembles 2; Band Ensembles 5; GFC 4 (Pres., Sr.); FHA 4 (Treas., Jr.-Sr.); FTA 1; Annual Staff 1 (Co-editor); Declamation 5; Student Coun- cil 3; Class Treas., 8th; Class Pres., Fresh.; Junior Class Play. ROGER R. EVENSON It's a great life--after dark. Mixed Chorus 2; Football 1; Projection Club 1. DONALD D. EVERTS There are times that try men's souls. FFA 4. DONEANE I. FARLEY Quiet and neat, pleasant to meet. Glee Club 1; GFC 3; GAA 5; FHA 2; News- staff 3; Annual Staff 2; Declamation 1; Projection Club 1; Career Club 1 (V-Pres. Sr.); Jr. Class Play. STEVE NOEL FIX When I'm gone, pray, who will entertain the populace. Band 2; Projection Club 2; Annual Staff 1. JAMES R. FOOTE Just call me Doc, I can operate any- where . Football 2; Track 6; Annual Staff 1; Decla- mation 1; Student Council 1; Lettermen's Club 4; Class Treas. 7th; Jr. Class Play. DON C. FOSS 1 say little, but don't belittle what I say. Basketball 3; Baseball 2; Lettermen's Club 1. E. MARIE GRONERT There are two days of the year I don't worry about—yesterday and tomorrow. Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 3; GAA 5; FHA 4; Annual Staff 1; Declamation 4; Li- brarian 3. DENNIS PAUL HAACK Girls are always running through his mind—they don't dare walk! Football 1; Basketball 4; Baseball 3; FFA 2; Student Council 1; Lettermen's Club 1; Valentine Royalty. DENNIS W. HAYDEN Hi Fans! Mixed Chorus 2; Football 3; Basketball 4; Wrestling 1; Track 4; Baseball 4; Letter- men's Club 4; Valentine King. MARY ALICE HIMMER What can I say? Its all been said. Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 1; GFC 2; FTA 1; Annual Staff 1; Librarians 2. VIRGINIA KAY HOEFT A slight sophistication we all like. Band 5; All Star Band, Sr.; Mixed Chorus 1; GFC 4; GAA 4; FTA 2; Newstaff 6 (business manager, Soph.); Annual Staff 1 (co-editor, Sr.); Declamation 1; Class Treas., Soph.; Class V.-Pres., Jr.; Jr. Class Play; Girls' State. MILDRED J. HOLT Her greatest labor is to kill time. GFC 3. GENEVIEVE ANN JOHNSON School breaks up the day so. GFC 2; Librarians 3. MARLENE ANNE JOHNSON I might be better if I would, but it's mighty lonesome being good. Mixed Chorus 1; All Star Chorus, Sr.; Glee Club 1; Jr. Chorus 2; Vocal Ensemoles 1; GFC 1; Newstaff 1; Annual Staff 1; Declamation 3; Student Council 3, (sec., Sr.); A Team Cheerleader 2; Class Treas., Fresh.; Class Pres., Sr.; Homecoming Royalty 1. ROBERT L. JOHNSON Did someone say motorcycle. JOHN PAUL JONES I have just begun to fight. Mixed Chorus 1; Basketball 3; Track 4; An- nual Staff 1; Lettermen's Club 4; Jr. Class Play. PHYLLIS ELAINE KEENAN Not all of the rare gems have been dis- covered. Band 1; Mixed Chorus 1; GFC 2; FTA 2; Annual Staff 1; Librarians 1; Class V.-Pres Sr. JAMES M. KELLY Though men have died of overwork, I shall live forever. LaVERNE FLOYD KING Variety is the spice of life . . . don't try one, try them all. Mixed Chorus lj All-Star Chorus Sr.; Foot- ball 4; Wrestling 4; Baseball 4; FFA 4 (Pres., Sr.); Lettermen's Club 3 (V.-Pres., Jr.). ROSE FRANCES KINC Mr. I just can’t get this. Band 6; Mixed Chorus 2; All-Star Chorus, Sr.; Glee Club 1; Vocal Ensembles 2; Band Ensembles 4; GFC 4, (Treas., Jr.); GAA 3; FHA 4 (Sec., Jr., Pres., Sr.); Annual Staff 2; Declamation 1; Student Council 3 (V.-Pres., Sr.); Class Sec., 7th. SALLY JO KNAPP A hundred words a minute, but no type- writer. Band 6; All-Star Band, Sr.; Band Ensembles 4; GFC 3; GAA 2; FTA 2; Annual Staff 1; Declamation 6; Student Council 2; Science Club 2; A Team Cheerleader 2; Jr. Class Play; Valentine Royalty. BEVERLY J. KRAMER I may be quiet in school but that doesn't mean much. Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 3; GFC 1; Declamation 1; Career Club 1. DOROTHY MAE KRAMER I'm famous for my movies, I order them. Band 4; Jr. Band 1; GFC 2; Newstaff 2; Annual Staff 1; Declamation 2; Projection Club 1; Career Club 1. KENNETH R. LAABS Beware, I might yet do something sensational. FFA 4. PHYLLIS ELAINE LARSON I don't like boys . . . much. Mixed Chorus 2; Glee Club 2; FHA 4 (Pari., Soph., Hist., Jr.); Annual Staff 1; Declamation 1; Career Club 1 (Treas., Sr.); Student Council 2 (Treas., Sr.); Class V.-Pres., Fresh. SANDRA LOUISE LIGHT To know her once is to like her always. Band 4; Band Ensembles 3; GFC 2; GAA 4; FHA 4 (Sec. Sr.); Annual Staff; Career Club 1; Valentine Queen; Homecoming Royalty. MARJORIE ANN MARSHALL I live for fun, and fun 1 have. Band 4; Jr. Band 1; Band Ensembles 2; FHA 2; Career Club 1. JUDITH ZELDA MATTISON It's a quiet worker who succeeds. Mixed Chorus 2; Glee Club 2; GFC 3. DAVID N. MULLENBACH They could probably run the school with- out me, but not easily. Band 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Jr. Band I; Foot- ball 2; Basketball 2; Wrestling 2; Baseball 4; FFA 4 (Sec. Jr., V.-Pres. Sr.); Annual Staff; Lettermen’s Club 3; Jr. Class Play; Valentine Royalty; All-Star Chorus, Sr. KAREN M. NELSON Laugh and the world laughs with you; blush and you blush alone. Mixed Chorus 2; Glee Club 2; FHA 4 (Reporter, Jr.); Declamation 1; Librarian 2. SANDRA ELAINE NELSON I relish a bit of nonsense now and then. GFC 2; GAA 4; FHA 4 (Treas., Fresh.; V.- Pres., Sr.). DALE F. NICKEL My best pitch isn't made on a baseball field. Mixed Chorus 2; Football 4; Basketball 5; Wrestling 1; Track 3; Baseball 4; Annual Staff 1; Lettermen's Club 4. RANDOLPH FREDERICK NICKEL There's room at the top, but who wants to climb. Wrestling 3; Track 2; Baseball 3; Letter- men's Club 2. DENNIS W. OEHLKE Women are like elephants, I like to look at them, but I'd hate to own one. Wrestling 3; FFA 4; Annual Staff 1; Let- termen's Club 3. NANCY JEAN REICH She knows all the tricks of her trade. Band 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 1; All- Star Chorus, Sr.; Band Ensembles 3; Vocal Ensembles 1; GFC 1; GAA 3; Declamation 1; Career Club 1; Student Council 1; B Team Cheerleader 1; Homecoming Royalty; Valentine Royalty. ROBERT D. SANDERSON You can tell him by the noise he doesn't make. FFA 1. ROBERT V. SCHOEPPNER A fool can stay up all night; but it takes a good man to get up in the morning. Jr. Chorus 1. CAROL JEAN SCHUMANN An innocent face, but who can tell. Band 6; Band Ensembles 5; All-Star Band, Sr.; GFC 4 (Sec., Jr.); FHA 4 (Reporter, Sr.); Annual Staff 1; Declamation 1; Career Club 1. JAMES R. SEAVER Sleep no more . . . your school days are over. Mixed Chorus 1; Football 3; Wrestling 3; Baseball 4; Annual Staff 1; Lettermen’s Club 4 (Treas., Jr.). JOHN D. SHEIMO I don't discuss, just argue. Football 3; Basketball 2; Track 1; Baseball 2; Declamation 4; Lettermen's Club 3. JAMES R. SOBER Sometimes I have the urge to study, but when I do, I lie down and it passes. STEVEN DOUGLAS STRUM Chase me girls, I'm full of fun. Band 2; Jr. Band 2; Football 2; Baseball 1; FFA 2; Science Club 1. MICHAEL ALLAN TJEPKES The guard dies, but never surrenders. Declamation 3; Projection Club 2; Science Club 2; Jr. Class Play. PAUL H. TOOGOOD I never let education go to my head. JUDITH MARIE TRYGSTAD Her personality is second to none. Band 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 3; All- Star Band, Sr.; Vocal Ensembles 1; GPC 2; Annual Staff 1; Class Officer (Sec., Soph., Treas., Sr.). EILEEN E. TVEDT She's small, but so is a stick of dyna- mite. Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 3; FTA 2; Newstaff 2 (Editor, Jr. and Sr.); Annual Staff 1; Career Club 1; Librarian 2; Class Officer (Treas., Jr.). HELEN MARIE WALLNER I'm just an inactive volcano. GPC 4; FHA 2; FTA 1; Newstaff 3; Career Club 1 (Sec., Sr.); Librarian 2. KATHLEEN GRACE WARREN You can talk too much on the best of subjects. Mixed Chorus 2; Glee Club 2; Jr. Chorus 1; GFC 4; GAA 1; FHA 4 (Pari., Jr.); Declamation 1; Librarian 3 (V.-Pres., Sr.). PHYLLIS A. WAUGH I believe in self-expression and lots of it Mixed Chorus 2; Glee Club 2; Jr. Chorus 1; Jr. Band 1; GPC 3; Newstaff 1; Annual Staff 1; Declamation 2; Career Club 1; Librarian 2. DAVID L. WENDT ..Rip Van Winkle has nothing on me. FFA 4. BEATRICE E. WHITNEY She keeps her thoughts to herself—mostly. MARY E. WHITNEY Quiet in appearance with motives un- known. CFC 3; Declamation 1. DWAYNE A. WITTER Love is too simple a game for a brainy man to indulge in. Football 5, (co-captain, Sr.); Wrestling 5, (co-captain, Soph., Jr.); Track 3; Baseball 5; Annual Staff 1; Student Council 2, (Pres., Sr.); Lettermen's Club 4; Class Pres., Uth; Class V.-Pres., 10th; Junior Class Play; Valentine Royalty. MICHAEL L. YORK Parting is sweet sorrow, but school is real pain. , 0 Mixed Chorus 2; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3; Baseball 2; FFA 2; Declamation 1; Letter- men's Club 3. ROBERT J. ZIMPRICH A closed mouth catches no flies. FFA 1. 19 CLASS WILL We the oblivious seniors of 1961, leaving S. H. S., do in sound and sane minds, leave this our last will and testament. We the seniors of 1961, will to the junior class, the prestige and honor of the name, Seniors; to the sophomore class, the hard task of living up to all our accomplishments. I, Kathy Adams, will my tent to anyone who dares to use it. I, Roy Alcott, will my locker with all its accessories to George Beach. I, Thelma Ballinger, will my isolation booth to Marjorie Alcott. I, Bill Bardwell, will my courage to take hard subjects to Larry Westrum. I. Harold Barrows, will my chauffeuring service to Dick Gifford. I, Jim Billings, will my overworked Oldsmobile to David Himmer, may it rest in peace. I, John Boeder, will my practical knowledge of geometry learned from a pool table to Lynn Benson. I. Fay Boettcher, will my ability to operate the mimeograph machine to anyone who wants dirty hands. I, Audrey Bom, will all my Tommy Sands records to Ralph Carter. I, Betty Brekke, will my ability to wear my glasses all the time to Steve Fabian. I. Mike Bremseth, will my self-appointed genius to Jug Jordan. 1. Diana Brintnall, will my ability to get along with Mr. Shafer to anyone that has him for study hall. I. Charlotte Carlson, will my book, Gullible's Travels, to Mary King. I, Jamie Carr, will my ability to blow my own horn to Sharon Clark. I, Billy Carr, will my connections in the office to Sharon Witter. I. Judy Clark, will my athletic ability to Ronnie Paukert. I. Jeanette Davis, will my variety in hair styles to Linda Renken. I. Phyllis Eppard, will my Cupid's bow and arrow to Melvin Boone. I. Alice Evans, will my office as president of G.F.C. to Ronald Henry. I. Roger Evenson, will my sweaters to Carole Saterdalen. I. Don Everts, will my favorite cow to Carol Ankenny. I. Doneane Farley, will my slender outlook on life to David Lawrence. I. Steve Fix. will my taste in clothes to Paul Zimprich. I, Jim Foote, will my repertoire of jokes (it's about time I got rid of them) to Dave Copeland. I, Don Foss, will my promptness to Ruth Klenke. I. Marie Gronert, will my blond curly locks back to Goldilocks. I, Dennis Haack, will my uneventful evenings to Don Wolfgram. I, Dennis Hayden, will my butchering ability to Pauline Zimprich. I. Mary Alice Himmer. will my quiet voice to Sandy Knapp. I. Ginny Hoeft, wil my bomb to anyone who cares to drag it off the street. I. Mildred Holt, will my noon hour rides to Marlene Dahle. I. Genevieve Johnson, will my state of complete exhaustion to Nancy Noble. I, Marlene Johnson, will my late hours to Kay Denny. I, Robert Johnson, will my motorcycle to Mary Engel. I. John Paul Jones, will all my athletic equipment to any sucker. I. Phyllis Keenan, will my flirting instincts to Ellen Skibbe. I, Jim Kelly, will my inactivity during the daylight hours to Vernon Weber. I, Laverne King, will my old Kaiser to Tim Berg. I, Rose King, will my position as first cornetist in band to any girl who would like to sit by Douglas Johnson. I, Sally Knapp, will my happy-go-lucky attitude to Laurel Vomhof. 20 I, Beverly Kramer, will my position on the newstaff to Ronald Renken. I, Dorothy Kramer, will my store of inside information to Edith Evans. I, Kenneth Laabs, will my inquisitive look to Elaine Rud. I, Phyllis Larson, will my inspiring giggle to Bill Kabage. I, Sandra Light, will my blush to John Larson. I, Marjorie Marshall, will my quiet greetings to Donna Marshall. I, Judy Mattison, will my love of dancing to Douglas Marsh. I, David Mullenbach, will my rank as the only boy in the clarinet section to Dale Hart. I, Karen Nelson, will my ability to find tall men to my sister Nancy. I, Sandra Nelson, will my spontaneous wit to Lonnie Ames. I, Dale Nickel, will my flowery penmanship to DeLoris Pehl. I, Randy Nickel, will my cheerful outlook on life to Orwell Gunderson. I, Dennis Oehlke, will my bookworm instincts to Janice Kuehntopp. I, Nancy Reich, will my loud, healthy laugh to Frank Weber. I, Bob Sanderson, will my naturally red hair to Paula Jahns. I, Robert Schoeppner, will my poker-face to Don Hale. I, Carol Schumann, will my big, brown eyes to anyone who doesn't want to resist them. I, Jim Seaver, will my ability to get along with underclassmen to some stuck-up kid. I. John Sheimo, will my logical reasoning to Ed Rowley. I, Jim Sobek, will my gold-plated valve-lifter to Leslie Runkle. I, Steve Strum, will my classy hairdo to Dennis Stenberg. I, Mike Tjepkes, will my sunglasses to Donna Welch. I, Paul Toogood, will my magnificent head of hair to Mr. Ronan. I, Judy Trygstad, will Rock Dell back to the Indians. I, Eileen Tvedt, will my ability to stop growing at an early age to Mike Sheimo. I, Helen Wallner, will my love of jazz to Bonnie Wallace. I. Kathleen Warren, will my babysitting jobs to Diane Skow. I, Phyllis Waugh, will my qualifying answers to Gary Cooper. I, David Wendt, will my bib overalls and matching tie to Elra Eilders. I, Beatrice Whitney, will my silk scarves to Pat Hines. I, Mary Whitney, will my pony-tail to Sharon Wiles. I, Dwayne Witter, will all my superior qualities to those who need them. I. Mike York, will my devilish look to Ronnie Wilson I, Robert Zimprich, will my perfect attendance record to Maria Warren. CLASS COLORS RED AND SILVER CLASS FLOWER RED ROSE CLASS MOTTO IT ISN’T THE SHIP YOU SAIL BUT THE COURSE YOU SET 21 SENIOR BESTS MOST CONSIDERATE Steve Strum Marlene Johnson MOST INDUSTRIOUS 0 Jim Foote Eileen Tvedt MOST UNUSUAL BEST DRESSED MOST TALENTED Roger Evenson Dennis Hayden Judy Trygstad Alice Evans Mike Bremseth Sally Knapp FRIENDLIEST SMILE David Mullenbach Sandra Light BEST PERSONALITY Laveme King Phyllis Eppard MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dwayne Witter Ginny Hoeft 22 ■PS P. Zimprich, S. Witter, D. Johnson, R. Wilson. E. Rowley, S. Fabian, S. Knapp, J. McBride. S. Dormandy, B. Larson, J. Gathje. CLASS OFFICERS When the Seventh Grade Class got together and voted for the lead- ers and representatives of their class, they were exercising student government and democracy for the first time. Their president of the class had to conduct class meetings and attend student council meetings with the elected student council representative. The secretary-treasurer had to keep accurate financial records and min- utes of the class meetings. The Eighth Grade officers found that their duties were very sim- ilar to those of Seventh Grade; but because of a year’s experience, they were able to carry their duties more efficiently. Besides the regular class duties, the officers of the Freshman and Sophomore Classes had to organize the school dances held by their classes each year. The Junior Class officers were without a doubt the busiest of all. They had to appoint committees to choose their class rings, choose their play, organize after-game dances, and others. The Junior Class also had the big job of organizing the annual Junior-Senior Prom. B. Sanderson, G- Kabage, M. Draves, K. Witter. V. Garry, P. Jahns, D. Johnson, L. Daniels. TOP ROW: K Gunderson, S. Bleifus, P. Hines, D. Johnson, E. Eilders, A. Johnson, R. Louks, W. Loll, L. Ames Mr Lhnfr' RSEChNv n°W: 1Slenke P- Himmer P. Carroll, M. Engel, W. Kabage, D. Copeland, J. Lar- ’ m2nGRBHaCh’ VP ROW: s- Janssen, S. Clark, M. Dahle, M. King, J. Kuehntopp, M. Ehres- man, R. Henry, P. Ellmghuysen, E. Evans, L. Davis. JUNIORS The Junior Class is certainly known for its originality, for it contrived up a float for only $2.06--out of newspapers! The slogan read Hurricane Stewie Smashes Zumbrota. For a total of 67 students this class is known for its liveliness. It sponsored two parties, on December 9 and January 13; and, of course, the prom on May 6. TOP ROW: M. Sheimo, D Marsh, C. Miller, A. Nicklay, D. Schoeppner, V. Seehusen, D. Wolfgram, H. Rud, R Renken, Su Schwarz R Walters, L. Westrum. SECOND ROW: R. Wilson, R. Paukert, P. Zimprich, N. Nelson L ' Vomhof.D Welch, S. Witter, F. Weber, D. Pehl, D. Pehl, L. Renken. FRONT ROW: L. Runkle, C. Taylor, M. McGrand, M. Manthei, P. Zimprich, M. Warren, D. Marshall, B. Schleusner, N. Noble, E. Skibbe, S. Wiles. 24 TOP ROW: Mr. Huntly, T. Nelson, J. Betcher, R. Armstrong, C. Boettcher, R. Kroupa, S. Fabian, R. Moehnke, M. Boone. SECOND ROW: E. Bissen, S. Lingenfelter, J. Copeland, S. Evjen, S. Knapp, K. Denny, L. Naatz, D. Haack, J. Miller, D. Harreld. FRONT ROW: M. Alcott, M. Larson, L. Benson, R. Carter, J. Kukuzke, J. McBride, J. Crane, J. Erickson, C. Ankeny, C. Bardwell. SOPHOMORES A driver whipping his slaves depicted the slogan. Whip the Zumbies in the Sophomore Homecoming Float which won second prize. A dance planned by this class took place November 18, 1960. At the last counting there were 64 pupils in the class. (Wj TOP ROW: R. Vaupel, H. Raygor, A. Ringen, E. Stoltenberg, W. Tesch, R. Sexton, C. Taylor, G. Stensrud, P Schumann, G. Oeltjen, E. Rowley. SECOND ROW: E. Wasilowski, R. Swygmen, T. Putney, R. Sanderson, C. Wendt, S. Rud, D. Skow, C. Saterdalen, J. Reich, J. Schumann, Mr. Sloneker. FRONT ROW: V. Weber, G. Welch, B. Oehlke, M. Trygatad, S. Owen, S. Taylor, M. Thompson, B. Shaw, E. Rud, B. Wallace. 25 TOP ROW: R. Johnson, D. Fisher, D. Johnson, J. Engel, M. Hall, C. DeYoung, H. Bussman, T. Berg, L. Carlson, T. Bacon. THIRD ROW: B. Chaddock, R. Balzum, E. Ellinghuysen, G. Ellinghuysen, A. Everts, R. Drewes, D. Hart, M. Aswegan, D. Dormody, L. Davis, C. Amos, Mrs. Lenton. SECOND ROW: M. Evans, S. Carroll, V. Garry, J. Bissen, E. King, D. Harreld, C. Hanson, P. Jahns, D. Herrick, L. Frie, R. Dubbels. FRONT ROW: G. Kietme, J. Hockens, D. Hodge, D. Baily, L. Daniels, D. Bell. D. Born, C. Henke, S. Carroll, G. Drr, N. Eggler. FRESHMEN - The Freshman Class started the year off right with their Homecoming float with the slogan We’re Just a Little Bit Better.” April 7, 1961 was the date for the Freshman party. TOP ROW: L. Oeltjen, M. Weick, P. Trumpold, L. Taylor, D. Renwick, J. Lange, J. Schwarz, R. Witter, C. Piens, D. Lawrence, D. Stenberg, THIRD ROW: Mr. Wolf, L. Miller, K. Smidt, M. Lenton, D. Wasilowski, L. Lawson, D. Schroeder, M. Schumann, T. Monthei, K. Strum, M. Nelson. SECOND ROW: H. Ostby, S. Schrandt, R. Sattre, M. Malloy, C. Root, G. King, J. Mathison, C. Yonkovich, D. Marsh, K. Richardson, D. Kirkland. FRONT ROW: B. Sanderson, B. Loth, J. Koch, H. Yetter, M. Thompson, D. Mullenbach, J. Moen, D. Runkle, J. Seaver, D. Risser, P. Whitney. 26 TOP ROW: E. Anderson, M. Holzer, M. Hrdlicka, E. Brusse, G. Gathje, M. Jahns, J. Eggler, J. Eggler, N. Laabs, M. Drewes. THIRD ROW: W. DeYoung, D. Gifford, C. Haack, K. Himmer, C. Denny, J. Isensse, M. Carr, B. Bussman, T. Carr, L. Luhmann. SECOND ROW: A. Henseley, D. King, D. Jacobson, D. Foss, S. Evenson, S. Benson, C. King, N. Lundy, C. King, J. Garry, FRONT ROW: P. Derr, M. Logan, R. Bakken, R. Eddy, D. Mervin, L. Hodge, R. Kuisle, T. Odell, A. Chaddock. EIGHTH GRADE With 89 students in the class the eighth grade has the rigors of junior high school quite well in hand and is ready for greater powers. This class helped in giving parties on November 22 and May 12. Their float in the Homecoming parade had the slogan, Shooting for Victory with a cannon to do the job. TOP ROW: A. Alcott, L. Herrick, L. Ostby, G. Niemeyer, M. Schumann, C. Toogood, P. Paukert, J. Myhre, R. Rathbun, S. Raiber, C. Wibben, P. Preston, P. Trumpold, K. Yeadon, J. Himmer, C. Malloy, E. Kuhlman, J. Jestus. THIRD ROW: D. Hyland, D. Pembleton, C. Nienow, R. Wilcox, M. Stiles, D. Wellick, A. Stiles, V. Teach, A. Sexton, I. Reinhert, J. Meschke, R. Marshall, D. Pingree, S. Rowley, G. Kabage, R. Johnson. SECOND ROW: M. Kirkham, O. Dana, M. Skibbe, D. Wendt, C. Wendt, G. Wendt, G. Reese, M. Wallner, D. Yonkovich, S. Malone, P. Wiles, R. Pehl, G. Taylor, L. Oeltjen, E. Miller, J. Armstrong, J. Ottjes. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Bower- man, R. Eilder, D. Bentley, D. Swanson, R. Bardwell, L. Zahradnik, D. Stoltenberg, T. Whitney, L. Shaw, N. Nichols, K. Witter, L. Taylor, C. Seehusen, A. Nelson, L. Schroeder, S. Wibben, M. Lybeck, Mr. Schultz. TOP ROW: K. DeKok, M. Bussman, M. Dubbels, S. Hayden, M. Hall, L. Clark, A. Bell, D. Clark, B. Holt, D. Hall. THIRD ROW: C. Boone, T. Carr, M. Klomp, C. Boettcher, S. Inglebret, D. Asleson, T. DeKok, R. Blegen, B. Eilders, D. Johnson. SECOND ROW: J. Jestus, R. Davis, C. Campbell, F. Kuisle, L. Gifford, N. Hochens, D. Crane, D. Jahns, S. Dormody, V. King, R. Hoover. FRONT ROW: Mr. Kern, J. Gathje, G. Hyland, J. Keenan, J. Gathje, L. Betcher, B. Janssen, S. Fauver, K. Kabage, G. Kiehne, M. Anderson. This year's seventh grade numbering 83 has not yet had an opportunity to excel in any events. With the help of many, it did construct a float for the Homecoming Parade made up of a wagon drawn by the students saying Pulling for a Victory! “ Joining with the eighth grade, the class sponsored a party on November 22 and May 12, 1961. SEVENTH GRADE TOP ROW: J. Reinhart, L. Whitney, S. Marshall, M. Robertson, G. Wilson, A. Snyder, L. Nickel, M. Oeltien, E. Stiles, F. Rodenz, D. Piens. THIRD ROW: B. Schleusner, J. McDonnough, J. Runkle, M. Thorson, L. Putney, S. Mount, N. Lecy, B. Preston, R. Sumner, C. Pila, B. Sexton. SECOND ROW: S. Sobek, B. Larson, M. Wilcox, L Renwick, T. Paukert, A. Ottjes, D. Wellik, R. Taylor, S. Nichol, L. Winkels, M. Stotko. FRONT ROW: D. Runkle, M. Richardson, J. Oehlke, J. Lundy, P. Nienow, M. Taylor, D. Stenberg, B. Larson, M. Schumann, T. Renwick, Mr. Eppen. m ft. • — — — yiC' 1 ' 0:4 f-lVPffil 0 J 0 ••• '•� 0 4 . • 4 w; w y 4 T f 1.4 4 440 4 4J 40j 4 40 j 004 JJJ Jl Tl T9 T _ . , —. ' -' y 4 ufffi T9 't '1 r 1 ' '? — ..' ' - •' ' ' 0, t w v 0 0 1 .. .j-‘-,rrr, i 0 0 _______ J0 , far [i 0 fl 0J 0 ' '1 tr n - ri'-' - m. t . ff,01 n f 0 , 0 « . J % — — 9 A TOP ROW: D. Johnson, A. Evans, E. Rowley, C. Amos; SECOND ROW: J. Erickson, M. Thompson, P. Elling- huysen, L. Renken, C. Ankeny, M. Engel, S. Dormody; FRONT ROW: D. Witter, M. Johnson, Mr. Wantock, R. King, P. Larson, V. Garry, S. Evenson, K. Witter, L. Nickel. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of students elected by their classmates in a colorful election each spring. This organization largely concerns itself with school matters as they pertain to activities, organizational drives, and special events of the students. Student Council members are representatives only and welcome the suggestions of their fellow classmates on ways for improving their school. These suggestions are then considered carefully at weekly meetings under the able direction of Mr. Wantock. This body is well remembered this year for the stupendous Home- coming planned and conducted so successfully. Librarians is a volunteer group of girls who act as student librarians one hour daily. The Book-Ends was recently chosen as a name for their society. Meetings are held every two weeks at which time the girls help to prepare the books for circulation. The students recognize what a valuable service these librarians perform. LIBRARIANS TOP ROW: Miss Larson, J. Davis, F. Boettcher, M. Warren, L. Davis, K. WarTen, K. Nelson, P. Zimprich, M. McGrand, E. Skibbe, C. Taylor, M. Himmer, E. Tvedt, P. Waugh, M. Gronert, P. Keenan. 30 TOP ROW: D. Kramer, J. Davis, C. Carlson, F. Boettcher, J. Foote, H. Barrows, D. Witter, L. King, D. Mullen- bach, J. Seaver, D. Oehlke, D. Nickel, D. Farley. SECOND ROW: B. Brekke, P. Waugh, J. ClaTk, R. King, C. Schumann, K. Adams, M. Gronert, S. Light, P. Larson, P. Keenan, S. Knapp, J. Trygstad, E. Tvedt, M. Johnson. SEATED: Mr. Ronan, T. Ballinger, A. Evans, V. Hoeft, P. Eppard, A. Born. ANNUAL STAFF Co-editors..................................Alice Evans, Ginny Hoeft Business manager............................Phyllis Eppard Assistants..............................James Foote, Dwayne Witter, Nancy Reich, Marie Gronert. Phyllis Larson. Phyllis Waugh, Steve Strum Seniors.....................................Thelma Ballinger Assistants.............................. Harold Barrows, Rose King, Charlotte Carlson, Mike Bremseth Classes.....................................Audrey Born Assistants..............................Judy Clark, Mary Himmer Organizations...............................Carol Schumann Assistants..............................Dorothy Kramer, Sandra Light Sports......................................Betty Brekke Assistants..............................James Seaver. Laverne King. Dale Nickel, David Mullenbach School Life.................................Phyllis Keenan, Dennis Oehlke. Doneane Farley Faculty.....................................Marlene Johnson, Judy Trygstad An..........................................Jeanette Davis, Steve Fix Writing.....................................Kathy Adams, Faye Boettcher, Sally Knapp, Eileen Tvedt Advisor . • Mr. John Ronan 31 GIRLS’ FRIENDSHIP CLUB TOP ROW: D. Welch, B. Kramer, B. Brekke, M. Johnson, P. Eppard, V. Hoeft, C. Schumann, T. Ballinger, D. Kramer, J. Davis, L. Vomhof; THIRD ROW: M. Manthei, E. Evans, L. Davis, R. Klenke, K. Warren, N. Reich, R. King, J. Trygstad, M. McGrand, S. Witter, P. Himmer, P. Carroll; SECOND ROW: A. Born, H. Wallner, P. Keenan, S. Knapp, K. Adams, P. Waugh, M. Whitney, M. Warren, P. Zimprich, P. Ellinghuysen, L. Renken, D. Pehl, D. Pehl; FRONT ROW: S. Janssen, E. Skibbe, N. Noble, Mrs. Voxland, Miss Byram, A. Evans, C. Carlson, B. Schleusner, M. Engel, J. Mattison, J. Clark, S. Light, S. Wiles. The Girls' Friendship Club is an organization of the freshman through senior girls to promote friendship among all the girls in high school. The advisors of this club are all the women teachers in Stewartville High School. This organization starts off the year with a picnic in the fall followed by a Christmas party. It also has charge of the annual school Valentine Party and of the coronation of the Valentine King and Queen at the dance. The year is brought to close when the girls honor their mothers at a Mother-Daughter Dessert in the spring. TOP ROW: D. Haack, C. Piens, D. Skow, B. Oehlke, G. Welch, M. Hall, L. Lawson, S. Rud, R. Drawes, K. Denny; THIRD ROW: M. Schumann, D. Schroeder, B. Ellinghuysen, S. Knapp, C. Ankeny, J. Reich, M. Trygstad, S. Owen, G. King, M. Malloy, J. Bissen, M. Evans; SECOND ROW: M. Larson, S. Evjen, C. Root, P. Jahns, B. Shaw, E. Bissen, J. Mathison, C. Yonkovich, B. Sanderson, S. Carroll, M. Thompson, L. Benson; FRONT ROW: M. Alcott, S. Carroll, B. Wallace, Mrs. Lenton, P. Lenton, J. Erickson, C. Taylor, S. Nelson, Mrs. Wantock, M. Thompson, G. Derr, H. Yetter. TOP ROW: D. Everts, R. Sexton, E. Stotenberg, D. Haack, D. Marsh, C. Boettcher, A. Nickiay, F. Reese, D. Wendt, A. Ringen, R. Kroupa, M. Boone; THIRD ROW: C. Wendt, T Bacon, J Engel, R. Johnson T Nelson, P. Zimprich, D. Oehlke, K. Labbs, R. Henry, L. Davis, R. Moehnke; SECOND ROW: M. Aswegan, Manthei, B. Chaddock, D. Same, S. Schrandt, E. King, J. Moen, D. Bell, P WTntney, G. Kiehne; FRONT ROW. Mr Hoberg, G. Beach, G. Miller, D. Wolfgram, L. King, V. Boettcher, D. Mullenbach. F. F. A. The Future Farmers of America under the leadership of Mr. Hoberg has been a very active group in Stewartville High School. The social point of the year for this organization is the annual Parent-Son Banquet in the spring. This banquet is put on by the boys with the money from their various projects, which they have earned. The advisors for the Future Homemakers of America are Miss Ziebarth and Mrs. Woodman. The purpose of the F.H.A. is to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking, to en- courage democracy in home and community life and to further interest in home economics. During the course of the year the girls serve coffee to the faculty once a week and serve at the annual FFA banquet. F. H. A. TOP ROW: L. Lawson, C. Root1 B eminghuysen, J. Mathison] M. Thompson, E. Bisson, M Gronert, R. Graves, M' C mann,sAc tS;H «tFrniun ROW- P Jahns M Evans, H Wallner, G. Derr, Miss Ziebarth, R. King, Mrs. Woodman, S. Carrol, H. Verte?, S Call' FrSSt K: a! Evans, C. Ankeny, S. Knapp, S. Light, P. Zimprich, C. Schumann, S. Nelson. TOP ROW: S. Witter, P. Eppard, M. Engel, V. Hoeft, R. Klenke, C. Saterdalen, J. Schumann, F. Boettcher, P. Zimprich, E. Rowley; SECOND ROW: S. Knapp, A. Born, E. Evans, D. Pehl, M. Himmer, E. Tvedt, P. Keenan, M. Warren, H. Wallner; SEATED: L. Vomhof, B. Brekke, Mrs. Voxland, Mrs. Brekke, D. Pehl, C. Taylor. F. T. A. The advisors of the Future Teachers of America chapter in Stewartville are Mrs. Voxland and Mrs. Brekke. All students interested in teaching, whether it be elementary, high school, or administration are members of this organization. Through FTA the members are given help in deciding what phase of teaching to go into and are also given counseling on the aspects of being a teacher. Miss Byram directs the activities of the Career Club, which is made up of senior commercial department students. Designated girls plan a lively program which emphasizes and teaches basic secretarial skills. Money is raised for activities by means of dues, candy sales and rental fees for dictation records. Participation in the Career Club is a valuable as well as an interesting phase for all secretarial students. CAREER CLUB TOP ROW: A. SECOND ROW: Farley. Born, C Schumann, N. Reich, F. Boettcher, J. Davis, C. Carlson, D. Kramer, B. Kramer, P. Waugh; S. Light, E. Tvedt, H. Wallner, P. Larson, M. Marshall, K. Adams; FRONT ROW: Miss Byram, D. TOP ROW: Mr. Ronan, P. Waugh, D. Farley, J. Schumann, V. Hoeft, M. Johnson, L. Renlcen; THIRD ROW: Adams, H. Wallner, C. Yonkovich, E. Skibbe, M. Thompson, C. Saterdalen, J. Erickson, D. Kramer; FRONT P. Zimprich, E. Tvedt, F. Boettcher. K. ROW: NEWSTAFF The newstaff has three editors, Pauline Zimprich, Eileen Tvedt, Fay Boettcher. Its purpose is to develop writing skill. The staff is trying a new experiment by putting out a smaller paper each week. The success of the experiment has not been evaluated at printing time. The projection club consists of the students in high school who are trained to run the audio and visual equipment in the school. These boys make it possible for various classes to see movies, slides and hear tape- recordings in the classrooms. This is a valuable aid to teaching and adds much to the curriculum. PROJECTION CLUB Mr. Wolf. M. Bremseth, M. Tjepkes, R. Evenson, E. Eilders, V. Boettcher, W. Tesch, D. Farley, D. Kramer, S Fix, R. Carter, A. Nickiay, J. Billings, G. Kiehne, V. Boettcher. STANDING: M. Johnson; TOP ROW: F. Rowley, J. Sheimo, M. Tjepkes, M. Bremseth; FRONT ROW: S. Wiles, D. Brintnall, D. Farley, K. Bardwell, D. Pehl, D. Pehl. SPEECH The speech department is under the direction of Mr. Huntly. This year's junior high final contest was held Decem- ber 15. Students receiving a Superior rating then were advanced to the Senior High finals on February 27. Those winning a Superior here went on to the District Speech Festival at Winona on March 9. Students may choose such categories as Dramatic, Humorous, Original or Memorized oration, serious interpretative reading, story telling, or extemporaneous speaking. Successful attempts have also been made in past years in discussion groups. The many worthwhile activities mentioned here all contribute to the students' mental advancement and their ability to successfully communicate ideas to others. For district speech activities, students receive pins, depending on the number of years they have advanced to that division. TOP ROW: T. Berg, P. Lenton, D. Schroeder, J. Ottjes, S. Rowley, M. Skibbe, J. Isensee, J. Armstrong; FRONT ROW: C. Hayden, C. Pila, C. Nienow, J. Gathje, J. Gathje, S. Fauver, D. Risser, S. Dormody. Kathy Adams, Sally Knapp, Ginny Hoeft, Jim Foote, Doneane Farley, Dwayne Witter, David Mullenbach, Phyllis Eppard, Alice Evans, Judy Clark. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Dirty Work At The Crossroads. a gay' ninties melodrama in three acts, was presented before audiences April 21 and 22. It featured a cast of seven women and three men. It told in laughable style the story of Nelly Lovelace, an innocent country girl; of Adam Oakheart, the stalwart blacksmith's son; and of Munro Murgatroyed, the villain from the big city. With scenes of murder, blackmail, and utter bewitchment, the play moved to a successful conclusion in which the hero and heroine lived happily ever after. The play was accom- panied by music by Mr. Koehn. Between acts various students pre- sented olio acts. They play was directed by Mr. Huntly. The Ole Lady Shows Her Medals by J. M. Barrie was chosen as the one-act play to be directed by Mr. Huntly and played by six enterprising students of SHS. It is said to be probably the most amusing and touching play inspired by the War. An old Scotch charwoman invents a son and finds to her surprise that a fine upstanding soldier adopts her as a mother. Parts were played by those pictured below. ONE-ACT PLAY Marie Cronert, Diana Brintnall, Don Wolfgram, Doneane Farley, Randy Nickel, Maria Warren, Alice Evans. Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow BACK ROW: G. Beach, D. Wolfgram, D. Hale, P. Hines. FRONT ROW: M. Dahle, P. Zimprich, L. Renken, D. Johnson, P. Caroll, S. Wiles. Time Out For Ginger was the name of the Jr. class play this year. The play, under direction of Mr. Huntley, was a comedy about a young girl. Ginger, who wanted to go out for football. Ginger was played by Paulene Zimprich. The rest of her family included two older sisters, Joan and Jeanie, played by Patty Caroll and Marlene Dahle. re- spectively. Her father was played by Doug Johnson and her mother by Linda Renken. Ginger's studious boyfriend, opposed to her idea, was Tommy Green, played by Don Hale. Once Joan's boyfriend, a football star, was played by Don Wolfgram. Others members of the cast were: Sharon Wiles as Lizzie the maid. Pat Hines as Ed Hoffman, president of the bank, and George Beach as the high school principal, Mr. Wilson. Laurel Vomhoff and John Larson were student directors. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Cozy! You're a good sport, Dad. BACK ROW: J. Jones, J. Sever, D. Mullenback, A. Johnson, R. Renken, B. King, M. Sheimo, D. Nickel, E. Eilders. R. Evenson, D. Hayden, O. Gunderson, M. York, H. Raygor, M. Bremseth. THIRD ROW: S. Clark, B. Kramer, K. Nelson, M. Gronert, B. Shaw, B. Schleusner, N. Nelson, P. Waugh, D. Welch, P. Eppard, C. Ankeny, M. Johnson, T. Ballinger, S. Knapp, E. Evans, L. Renken, C. Saterdalen, A. Evans. SECOND ROW: D. Pehl, D. Haack, K. Warren, M. Ehresman, S. Lingenfelter, M. Himmer, E. Tvedt, R. King, K. Adams, L. Vomhof, M. Dahle, J. Crane, B. Brekke, N. Reich, E. Rud, P. Keenan, B. Wallace, E. Skibbe. FRONT ROW: L. Benson, M. Trygstad, D. Pehl, M. Thompson, J. Erickson, J. Kuehntopp, E. Bissen, S. Evjen, J. Trygstad, S. Owens, J. Mattison, G. Welch, B. Oehlke, P. Larson, M. Engel. Mr. Koehn, Director. MIXED CHORUS Mixed Chorus is our largest senior high singing group. It consists of girls and boys from grades 10 through 12. The Girls' Glee Club is made up of senior high girls. Both organizations desire to include it as an extra-curricular ac- tivity in their school program. On their schedule of public performance is a Christmas concert, an operetta, and a spring concert. In addition they provide music at baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. Mixed chorus meets three times weekly, and the glee club meets twice weekly. The choruses are tested in the spring at a mu- sic contest. Mr. Koehn basis his excellent results on the fundamental idea that hard work and a desire to sound well make a top-notch chorus. GIRLS’ SEXTET BOYS’ ENSEMBLE J. Kuehntopp, D. Pehl, D. Pehl, R. King, L. Renken, D. Nickel, D. Mullenback, M. York, M. Sheimo, L. M. Johnson. King, A. Johnson. Not pictured: E. Eilders. TOP ROW: A. Evans, L. Renken, E. Evans, T. Ballinger, M. Johnson, P. Eppard, D. Welch, S. Evjen, L. Vomhoff J. Trygstad, S. Owen, M. Dahle, B. Brekke, N. Reich, E. Rud, P. Keenan; SECOND ROW: K. Warren, M Ehres- man, S. Lingenfelter, M. Himmer, D. Pehl, B. Kramer, P. Larson, D. Haack, G. Welch, S. Clark, M Engel B Wallace, E Skibbe, J. Mattison; FRONT ROW: L. Benson, M. Trygstad, D. Pehl, M. Thompson, J. Kuehntopp, E. Bissen, R. King, E. Tvedt, M. Gronert, K. Nelson, B. Schleusner, N. Nelson, P. Waugh; Mr. Koehn. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB Senior high students participating in girls glee club, mixed chorus or both may also participate in an ensemble. It may consist of all girls, all boys, or it may be mixed. The number in each group may range from one to a madrigal group, which is formed by several students. These students take part in the Christmas and spring concerts by singing special numbers in addition to singing with chorus or glee club. These groups meet on their own time with Mr. Koehn, the music director, a set number of times each week. The frequency of their meetings vary with each ensemble. These groups are sometimes asked to sing at special meetings of public organizations. A. Evans, N. Reich, B. Brekke, P. Eppard. S. Owen, P. Larson, P. Waugh, B. Shaw, C. Saterdalen, J. Erick- son, D. Haack, L. Benson, E. Bissen, M. Thompson, C. Ankeny. GIRLS’ QUARTET GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE TOP ROW: L. Clark, J. Armstrong, T. DeKok, J. Ottjes, M. Oeltjen, Mr. Robinson; SECOND ROW: D. Bom, G. Kabage, R. Taylor, D. Stenberg, R. Bardweli, C. Malloy, R. Blegan, D. Bentley, D. Clark, R. Eilders, J. Jestus, D. Crane, R. Eilders, J. Gathje, S. Fauver; FRONT ROW: M. Richardson, C. Hayden, J. Gathje, G. Boettcher, K. DeKok, M. Dubbels. JUNIOR BAND Under the guiding eye and willing direction of Mr. Robinson, students who are beginning lessons on a musical instrument get a chance to participate in junior band. The expressed purpose of the group is to train the students at an earlier age in order to make the senior band a better sounding group. The junior chorus is made up of students in the seventh, eighth and ninth grades. The junior chorus sings alone, and it also combines with the senior chorus for the Christmas and spring concerts. JUNIOR CHORUS TOP ROW: G. Derr, D. Bom, A. Alcott, P. Derr, M. Hall, L. Herrick, J. Bissen, B. Loth, C. Amos, J. Eggler, L. Lawson, V. Garry, D. Pembleton, C. Pila, M. Dubbels, J. Armstrong, M. Thorson, S. Carroll, C. King; THIRD ROW: K. DeKok, G. Boettcher, D. Wasilowske, N. Lundy, M. Carr, B. Ellinghuysen, C. Hayden, P. Paukert, G. Kabage, C. Toogood, J. Eggler, J. Isensee, H. Yetter, C. Piens, J. Garry, M. Thompson, J. Gathje; SECOND ROW: J. Keenan, B. Larson, C. Seehusen, G. Hyland, P. Derr, S. Malone, L. Nickel, B. Chaddock, C. Hanson, J. Jestus, C. Yonkovick, N. Nickel, J. Gathje, R. Taylor, M. Skebbe, E. Miller; FIRST ROW: M. Klomp, B. Jans- sen, L. Renwick, S. Dormody, S. Mount, D. Stenberg, V. King, T. Carr, B. Larson, R. Pehl, M. Schumann, D. Stoltenberg, T. Bell, J. Jestus, R. Hoover, S. Fauver, J. Oehlke, Mr. Koehn. jTj - ▼] BACK ROW: Mr. Robinson, P. Lenton, D. Welch, D. Jacobson, J. Crane, R. Vaupel, THIRD ROW: S. Janssen, M. Manthi, D. Mullenback, C. Henke, J. Clark, R. Neahring, D.Schroeder, M. Schumann, J. Meschke, D. Hale, P. Dormody, N. Eggler, J. Schumann, P. Himmer, G. Gathje, SECOND ROW: S. Knapp, N. Reich, S. Light, S. Knapp, M. Marshall, D. Hart, M. Evans, P. Jahns, P. Eppard, A. Evans, FRONT ROW: B. Brekke, R. Drewes, C. Haack, D. Kramer, V. Hoeft. CONCERT BAND French Homs: M. Evans, P. Jahns, P. Eppard, A. Evans. Comets: R. King, G. Miller, D. Johnson, J. Carr, M. Sheimo. Saxaphones: D. Hale, P. Dormody, J. Crane, C. Haack. S. Light, M. Marshall, S. Knapp, R. Drewes, B. Brekke, N. Reich, S. Knapp. BACK ROW: J. Trygstad, A. Hensley, J. Engel, P. Schumann, D. Mervin, D. Foss, M. Drewes, THIRD ROW: C. Root, R. Klenke, S. Schrandt, J. Riddle, B. Banows, G. Welsh, D. Stenberg, D. Armstrong, J. McBride; SECOND ROW: E. Brusse, R. Eddy, M. Sheimo, G. Miller, J. Carr, R. King, D. Johnson; FRONT ROW: M. Jahns, J. Mattison, M. Malloy, M. Larson, E. Evans, F. Boettcher, T. Ballinger. AND ENSEMBLES Concert Band is made up of students in grades 7-12. Throughout the year the band plays at various functions: football and basketball games, and a fall and spring concert. A number of students are also chosen to play in the All Star Band. The band attends a band clinic and works up songs to play at the district contest. The band plays at graduation and at band concerts in the summer. The band is under the direction of Mr. Robinson. Ensembles have become an established part of the instrumental music program. This gives everyone a chance to participate in a group made up of members of his own section, or he may plays a solo. Diane Skow TOP ROW: N. Nelson, S. Nelson, S. De Young, D. Haack, C. Piens, M. Hall, B. Oehlke, S. Rud, K. Denny, M. Engel, L. Vomhoff, B. Ellinghuysen; THIRD ROW: P. Carroll, C. Saterdalen, S. Witter, L. Renken, P. Ellinghuysen, C. Taylor, M. McGrand, B. Brekke, P. Zimprich, M. Manthi; SECOND ROW: J. Reich, C. Ankeny, J. Bissen, M. Gronert, C. Root, P. Jahns, B. Shaw, E. Bissen, J. Erickson, M. Thompson, Mrs. Bowerman; FRONT ROW: N. Eggler, V. Garry, S. Carroll, H. Yetter, M. Thompson, S. Knapp, S. Evjen, E. Rud, S. Carroll, D. Bom, S. Janssen. G.A.A. is an organization which gives the girls of SHS a chance to win a letter, too. It is directed by Mrs. Bower- man and is set up to give the girls a chance to participate in sports such as; volleyball, deck tennis, badminton, and softball. In this way the girls get a chance to compete on a team as well as an individual basis. Along with meeting girls from other grades, this is the easiest and most pleasant way to exercise. G. A. A. TOP ROW: J. Armstrong, M. Stotko, C. Hayden, C. Denny, J. Isensee, M. Carr, L. Harrick, A. Alcott, J. Eggler, P. Paukert, J. Eggler; SECOND ROW: S. Rowley, E. Anderson, C. Nienow, J. Garry, N. Nichols, L. Schroeder, C. Pila, L. Taylor, S. Evenson, D. Asleson, G. Reese, S. Malone; FRONT ROW: T. Odell, S. Fauver, J. Gathje, J. Cathje, G. Hyland, S. Nichols, S. Zahradnik, J. Keenan, N. Hockens, B. Schleusner, L. Gifford, M. Thorson. D. Nickel, D. Witter, J. Seaver, R. Evenson, D. Haack, D. Hayden, L. King, J. Sheimo, S. Strum, D. Mullenbach. D. Hayden, D. Haack, D. Nickel. SENIORS IN SPORTS The Seniors pictured here participated in the fall and winter sports. These boys formed the nuclei of their respective teams and will be hard to replace next year. Many of these boys have earned letters in more than one sport. D. Everts, W. Bardwell, D. Oehlke, M. York, R. Nickel, J. Seaver, D. Mullenbach, L. King, D. Witter. BACK ROW: R. Carter, Manager; E. Rowley, J. Larson, R. Witter, S. Schwarz, J. Betcher, R. Wilson, P. Zimprich, F. Weber, D. Risser, Manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kem, Ass't Coach; D. Copeland, G. Beach, S. Fabian, R. Moehnke, M. Sheimo, G. Miller, P. Schumann, D. Wolfgram, A. Johnson, Mr. Stevens, Coach. FRONT ROW: J. Sheimo, D. Haack, S. Strum, D. Witter, J. Seaver, D. Nickel, D. Mullenbach, R. Evenson, D. Hayden, L- King. FOOTBALL Our football team this year ended the season with an all-around record of 5 wins and 4 losses. In confer- ence play, however, the record stood as 3 wins and 4 losses. This was our first year in the tougher Hiawatha Conference, where Stewartville took fourth place. A new play was also introduced by the team this year. It was called the Queer Offensive which startled our opponents as well as many of our home spectators. Our football coach is Mr. Stevens. Grand Meadow WE 18 THEY 7 NC LeRoy 6 0 NC Kenyon 0 26 C Lake City 0 26 C K-M 6 20 C Zumbrota 13 0 C Cannon Falls 0 12 C St. Charles 7 0 C Plainview 13 6 C Gee, that tickles! Look at the blond in the first row! TOP ROW: Mr. Ellinghuysen, D. Haack, S. Fabian, M. Sheimo, D. Hayden, G. Miller, D. Wolgram; SECOND ROW: D. Nickel, R. Wilson, F. Weber, R. Paukert, G. Beach. BASKETBALL The Stewartville High School basketball team under the leadership of Coach Lyle Ellinghuysen and co-captains Dale Nickel and Dennis Hayden, entered a new and tougher conference in 1960. The Tigers have done quite well in the Hiawatha Valley League, especially in the latter part of the season. Attendance this year has been good as basketball is becoming a more popular sport. TOP ROW: D. Fisher, D. Armstrong, P. Schumann, M. Weick, G. Oeltjen, R. Witter; SECOND ROW: D. Herrick, K. Strum, D. Johnson, R. Bussman, L. Frie. K. Witter, J. McBride, H. Ostby, P. Dormody, C. Taylor, M. York, R. Nickel, D. Mullenbach, D.Witter, D. Law- rence. WRESTLING The 1960-61 wrestling squad had an impressive season with eleven wins and one loss and became the sole champ- ions of the Hiawatha Valley League. They started the season with a string of fourteen wins and added ten more successive wins this season for a total of twenty-four wins before they were defeated. Although wrestling is a com- paratively new sport, it has become increasingly more popular during the last year and has drawn large crowds for all the home matches. Saturday, February 11, Coach Howard Sloneker, Captain David Mullenbach. and the squad played host to the 1961 Conference Tournament. R. Bardwell, J. Jestus, T. DeKok, J. Seaver, R. Eilders, J. Moen, K. Smidt, J. Schwarz, D. Everts, W. Bardwell, R. Sattre. P. Eppard, M. Johnson, B. Brekke, C. Ankeny, S. Knapp. P. Paukert, M. Thompson, miss- ing P. Jahns. CHEERLEADERS Full of pep and energy, the cheerleaders lead the stu- dent body in cheers at pepfasts and games. These girls, elected by the student body, promote interest among the students in sports by organizing pepfasts. The A-team cheerleaders cheer at football and A- basketball games while the B-team cheerleaders cheer at B-team basketball games and at wrestling matches. The cheerleaders’ supervisor is Mrs. Wantock. The Lettermen's Club of Stewartville High School is made up of all boys earning a letter by participating the required amount of time in the varsity sports. These boys, under the direction of the coaching staff, run the concession stand at all sporting events. With the money earned, they purchase athletic equipment In the spring these boys are honored at an athletic banquet. LETTERMEN TOP ROW: Mr. Eppen, J. Jones, D. Hayden, D. Haack, J. Sheimo, D. Wolfgram, L. King, A. Johnson, J. Seaver, R. Wilson, O. Gunderson, R. Paukert, D. Witter, Mr. Stevens, Mr. Kern. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sloneker, Mr. Schultz, W. Bardwell, F. Weber, D. Oehlke, D. Nickel, K. Smidt, C. Taylor, D. Herrick, J. McBride, D. Mullenbach, J. Seaver, D. Risser. FIRST ROW: J. Foote, D. Copeland, P. Hines, G. Beach, S. Schwarz, D. Mullenbach, M. York, R. Nickel, T. Nelson, R. Walters, R. Dubbels. HOMECOMING Festivities began with the crowning of the queen on October 13. Phyllis Eppard received the coveted crown and the title Queen Phyllis I, 1960 Homecoming Queen. The winning float, constructed by the seniors, bore the slogan, Keep 'Em Down To Zero. In the exciting game which followed the Stewart - ville Tigers lived up to this slogan and roared to a 13-0 victory over Zumbrota. The dance held afterwards was a gala affair as everyone was in a sparkling mood after the game. Dick Adams and his orchestra provided the music and everyone, including students, faculty, and alumni, joined in the festivities by dancing away the rest of the night. Queen Phyllis I Steve Strum, Nancy Reich, Dwayne Witter, Sandy Light, Dennis Hayden, Queen Phyllis I, Marlene Johnson, Butch King, Betty Brekke, Roger Evenson. Junior Attendants; Steve Schultz, Lynn Sloneker. 1960 PROM The 1960 Junior-Senior Prom and Ban- quet, held on May 7, featured a Pari- sian theme, Evening in Paris.” A small Eiffel Tower rose in the middle of the lunchroom to a blue sky deco- rated with stars. French murals and sidewalk cafes completed the decor. STANDING: G. Beach, D. Wolfgram, D. Hayden, S. Light, A. John- son, R. Paukert. SEATED: P. Ellinghuysen, N. Nelson, P. Seaver, D. Johnson, M. King, J. Robinson, L. Renken, B. Schieusner. VALENTINE DANCE Stewartville High School's Valentine Dance, one of the biggest social events of the year, was held on the evening of February 4 in the high school lunch- room. It was attended by students in grades seven through twelve. Records provided the music. The high point of the evening was the coronation of Doug Johnson and Mary King as King and Queen. The Girls' Friendship Club worked hard to make this dance one of the best ever. CLASSES Social--Working or sleeping? I use Verne Gagne's Gera Speed. Where did you say his heart is? Time to play Concentration. And a one and a two This looks interesting Peter Rabbit . 56 STUDENT LIFE Where was I Saturday night? 57 STUDENT LIFE We could have danced all night. How many hours do you have to make up? What's new? Whoo-Whoo! Anyone for tennis? M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E Rah! Senior float--We won! Quit tickling my stomach! Ooh--that tickles. Tomorrow is Slop Day, girls. RACINE CO-OP CREAMERY AND CHEESE ASSOCIATION Racine, Minnesota ROCHESTER OPTICIANS 109 First Avenue, S. W. Rochester, Minnesota PETERSON APCO SERVICE WRRIGOLD Racine, Minnesota Phone 2251 -2252 Dairy Products 24 Hour Wrecker Service For Freshness and Flavor Rochester, Minnesota ARNOLD'S SUPPLY COMPANY 410 N. W. 1st. Ave. Rochester, Minnesota Phone AT 9-2393 TRI-COUNTY SHIPPING ASSOCIATION Racine, Minnesota Phone 2631 Lloyd Thompson—Manager JOHNSON CHICK HATCHERY Grand Meadow, Minnesota TEWS HOTEL Stewartville, Minnesota The Best Small Hotel in Southern Minnesota Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hoeft, Proprietor P. M. JOHNSON'S 114 North Broadway Rochester ATI as 2-7718 School—Office—Church Furniture— Equipment BECKLEY BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 102 East Center Street, Rochester, Minn. Distributor of the World Famous Hormes Portables Known for Our Service BARGAIN CENTER Used Furniture, Dishes, Miscellaneous, Some Antiques, and Some Junque Two Miles South and One Mile West of Racine, Minnesota Phone 2418__________Open Afternoons ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS SQUIRES ELECTRIC CO. 1 8 East Center Street Rochester, Minnesota Call AT I as 9-5137 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. ATIas 2-2622 FARMER’S ELEVATOR CO., INC. Stewartville C 0 N G R A T U L A T 1 O N S Contributions from Rochester Dairy Edgar's Service Robert A. Parks Stewart's Machine Shop We Buy for Less Thompson Service A Friend C L A S S O F 61 lla Burke Rudolph Kiehne Klenke Welding and Repairing (griffin . Best in Quality and Service GRIFFIN FURNITURE Homemade Dressing Excellent Service L. Gray P. Griffen James R. Slightam, Mgr. ■irnTTii Sales Service LIGHT'S STANDARD SERVICE Extends Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1961 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 RINGLEY'S FAIRWAY DR. J. T. BLOCK Optometrist Visual Examinations—Contact Lenses DR. E.J. KOHLER DR. G. T. WALTERS Veterinarians Stewartville Minnesota FIRST NATIONAL BANK SERVICE STATION HAYES-LUCAS We Specialize in Tire Repairing All Sizes and All Kinds LUMBER CO. Buy Co-op. It Pays to Do Business with Yourself. Headquarters for —Building Materia —Paints and Coal Is FOOTE WOODWORK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE HOME OF CUSTOM BUILT SENIORS OF CABINETS AND FIXTURES 1961 Extends REICHEL CONSTRUCTION BEST WISHES to the SENIORS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES of REMODELING AND 1961 COMMERCIAL BUILDING FOR EVERYTHING MUSICAL THE BEST IN HARDWARE SUPPLIES STEWARTVILLE HARDWARE BACH CO. — Telephone 444 AUSTIN ROCHESTER ALBERT LEA James Boe, Mgr. FRANK WARREN AT HAYES-LUCAS FOR ALL YOUR LUMBER NEEDS Racine Minnesota JESTUS INSURANCE AGENCY FOSS REFRIGERATION Service with a Smile Stewartvi lie Minnesota Telephone 470 Stewartvi lie Minnesota GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF 19611 PAULSON'S SHOE STORE AND REPAIR BOB'S CLEANERS KUNTZ-TEIGAN ELECTRIC CO. New Home and Farm Wiring Stewartville Rochester Phone 252 Phone AT 2-1537 SCHWARZ STORE We've Been Progressive Grocers Right Here Since 1928 HAACK'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE HERB LIGHT TV AND RADIO REPAIR Phone 272 WARREN'S APPAREL STEWARTVILLE PLUMBING AND HEATING Plumbing—New and Old Extends Best Wishes to Stewartville High School's Graduating Class of 1961 Heating—Water, Steam, and Forced Air Phone 690 AL WINKELS ALCOTT'S REPAIR STATE FARM INSURANCE FINEST IN HAIR CARE NANCY'S BEAUTY SALON LONG'S CAFE SPINNING WHEEL STEWARTVILLE GIFTS AND FLOWERS TELEPHONE 605 CO-OP CREAMERY FOR THE BEST QUALITY AND SERVICE Prescriptions—Photo Needs— Cosmetics—Gifts—Stationery- Fountain—School Supplies BERG DRUG SINN OIL COMPANY Complete,. Line of PITTSBURG PAINTS Telephone 620 SASS FARM EQUIPMENT COLOR CENTER Interior and Exterior Decorating Congratulations - ■ to the y- Class of '61 INTERSTATE POWER COMPANY RACINE ELEVATOR COMPANY Racine Minnesota (b 30s ■ ■ Feeds—Grass Seed— B Eaas—Poultrv— ■ B i rv 7 . Posable Milling m FOR ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS CONTACT THE STEWARTVILLE STAR ROY’S FEED AND FARM SERVICE FOR COMPLETE ) SERVICE ll Q J Phone 236 or 712 If You Can't Stop, Smile as You Go By. YOU'RE IN GOOD HANDS AT MENSINGS BARBER SHOP ANDY’S MILLING RACINE IMPLEMENT COMPANY Phone 2101 Racine JACOBSON BUS SERVICE BUS SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR SPECIAL TRIPS We Furnish the Driver— You Have the Fun. Call 2361 Racine LARRY ISENSEE STANDARD BULK AGENT Phone 227 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 NORTHSIDE REPAIR The 1961 Junior-Senior Prom started off with a Swiss steak dinner served by the juniors' mothers. Doug Johnson, Junior Class president served as master of ceremonies for the program which consisted of a vocal duet. Moonlight and Roses, by DeLoris Pehl and Elra Eilders. a piano solo by Laurel Vomhoff, remarks by Harland King and the reading of the Senior Class Will by Phyllis Eppard. At the dance which followed the Banquet, music was provided by the Music Masters. Roses provided the focal point of the decorations for the evening for which the theme was Moonlight and Roses. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 1961 CLASS OF 1961 The 1961 commencement exercises were held on June 2, in the high school auditorium. To the traditional strains of Pomp and Circumstance, played by the high school band, the seniors solemnly marched into the auditorium. Following the invocation by Rev. Gor- don Bailey, Betty Brekke, the saluta - torian, welcomed a large crowd of well-wishers. The Glee Club sang, Ours Is The World and Era of Peace. Valedictory honors were shared by Kathy Adams and Ginny Hoeft. They spoke on Happiness and success re- spectively. The Chorus, accompanied by the band, sang two stirring pieces. The main address was given by Mr. Lawrence Larson, president of the Na- tional Guardian Life Ins. Co. After the presentation of the class by Mr. H. H. Schaefer. Mr. Harland King, representing the Board of Education, awarded the diplomas. The benediction was given by Rev. Gordon Bailey. The seniors marched out as the band played Recessional Thus concluded one of the most signi- ficant events in the lives of most of the seniors. BACK ROW: Mr. Shafer, R. Wilson, J. Billings, G. Miller, L. Carlson, M. Sheimo, S. Fabian, J. Larson, J. Betcher, G. Reach, Mr. Stevens. SECOND ROW: R. Dubbels, D. Witter, B. Bardwell, D. Nickel, S. Schwarz, A. Nicklay, R. Johnson, F. Weber, R. Armstrong, R. Carter. FIRST ROW: J. Kukuzke, J. McBride, R. Hoover, B. Jansen, M. Klomp, S. Mount, M. Oeltjen, D. Risser. TRACK BASEBALL This year the school's record was broken in the 440 by Gary Miller. This and the two triangular meets, one with St. Charles and Dodge Center, the other with Grand Meadow and LeRoy, which we won were the main victories of the Stewart ville team. In the conference meet, in which the mile relay team took first place, the Tigers ended up in fourth place. WE THEY K-M 0 17 Plain view 10 4 Cannon Falls 8 4 Kenyon 1 3 St. Charles 8 3 , Lake City 1 5 K-M District 2 3 BACK ROW: Mr. Schultz, J. Seavers, D. Mullenbach, J. Sheimo, L. King, S. Fabian, D. Hayden, R. Armstrong. SECOND ROW: D. Nickel, L. Nickel, J. Kukuzke, D. Herrick, R. Paukert, P. Hines, R. Witter, L. Frie. FRONT ROW: S. Benson, D. Mervin.