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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1970 volume:

Stewartville High School Class Of 1970 JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH ADDITION A long-awaited day arrived on January 5, 1970. After Christmas vacation, we were able to occupy a part of the New Junior-Senior High Addition, which greatly relieved the congestion and en- abled our seventh graders to stay in our own building all day instead of spending .1 half day in St. Bernard's Education Building. The special education class, sixth grade section, and Vocational Counselor Office were also moved to the High School Building. Three new science rooms were opened, giving more adequate room for general science, biology, and chemistry-phy- sics. Two spacious art rooms were put to use for the first time. Two new bus- iness education rooms were opened for us, and one business education room was occupied by a sixth grade. The auto mechanics and metal-working shop and wood-working shop, with ad- jacent classroom, result in more room and more adequate equipment than we have had before. Many additional lock- ere have been added so pupils no longer need to share. New central offices were completed several weeks later, which resulted in more office space for high school prin- cipals and counselors. Additional music rooms became avail- able by mid-February. A large choral room, a general music classroom, and four practice rooms enable us to carry on a much better music program. Also opened at this time were two additional shop rooms for electricity and mechan- ical drawing. With continued progress, we expect the library, audio-visual area and the new lunchroom and kitchen will be com- pleted for use by the end of March. We are all very well pleased with the fine modem facilities and the benefits we all derive from them. TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty V Seniors AL IjmL Y Activities n Underclassmen 30 Sports fi: Music a Organizations 5 11 25 37 49 61 75 FACULTY MR. KNAPP Principal MR. ROSIN Assistant Principal MR. WANTOCK Sr. Counselor 6 MR. HILLESLAND Asst. Superintendent MR. BOYER Jr. Counselor A SCHOOL ON THE MOVE In choosing the title for A School On the Move , one might think a physical pheno- mcn is moving our school to- ward an abyss. However, this title denoted rapid growth in the school. Twenty years ago the total number of teachers that taught in Stewartville Public Schools was 21; today we have 42 alone in the high school and 86 on the entire faculty. The increase of teachers ac- counts for the increase of sub- jects taught and services ren- dered. We've added new sub- jects in nearly every academic area. The $1,100,000 addition of new school facilities pro- viding teachers and students with space, equipment and leadership, will be a profit to all in the many years to come. MR. CRAWFORD English MISS BRA ATEN English MR. HEITMAN Chemistry MR. DICK Mathematics MISS ENGER English MISS GRANGAARD Latin MR. DANIELS Physics, Math MRS. GULLICKSON English 7 MR. KINGSLEY English t V p MISS FIRL Commercial MR. VAGTS Art MR. OTTERNESS Soc. Studies MRS. WANTOCK Typing MR. TASLER Ind. Arts MR. STEVENS History MR. KOEHN Choir MR. PETERSON Coach MR. WILEY Band MR. NELSON Voc. Counselor 8 MISS RONNING Home E. MR. ERICKSON Soc. Studies MR. OLSON Mathematics MR. ASWEGAN Coach, Social 9 MR. JAEGER Ind. Arts MISS NEDDERMEYER Phy. Ed. Secretaries: Delores, Mary, Marilyn, Ona. MRS. DAVIS Special Ed. Marilyn Secretary MRS. LENTON Special Reading Maynard Stewart Hayden Donald MRS. BERG Social Worker Cooks: Mrs. Fauver, Mrs. Pingree, Mrs. light. 10 KALLEEN ABBOTT Kalleen JOYCE ALCOTT Joyce” KALLEEN--CFC 12; FHA 9-12; GAA 7-R JOYCE— CFC 10-12; FHA 9-12; AnS; Lib 9-11; GAA 8-9. PAT. MARG—MCh 7-8; AnS. BONNIE— MCh 7-8; 11-12; GClub 11-12; ASBand 11-12; Band 7-12; Band C 12; GFC 9-12; FHA 9-12; AnS; GAA 7-9; Sp 7-8; ValR; HomR; NwSt 11-12; JCP. CHERYL—MCh 12; GClub 12; ASBand 11-12; Band 7-12; FTA 12; GFC 10; FHA 10; AnS; Sp 10; SaftC 7-12; JULIE--FHA 12. STEVE—FB 7-12; BkB 7-9; Wr 11-12 BsB 11-12; Trk 7-10; L 10-12; MCh 7-12. PATRICIA BACON Pat” MARGIE BAMLET Marg BONITA BARTHELME Bonnie CHERYL BEISER Cheryl JULIE BIGELOW Julie STEVEN BLAKLEY Steve 12 MARK—BkB 7-8; GREG—FB 7-12; BkB 10- 11; Wr 7-9; Trk 9; L 10-12; MCh 11- 12; AnS 12; AV 9-12; JCP. NAN— MCh 11-12; GClub 11-12; GFC 12; FHA 12; AnS; JAN—GFC 12; FHA 12. WES— BkB 9; Wr 11-12; MCh 7; AV 11-12. LARRY—Wr 9; 11-12; MCh 10-12; ASCh 11-12; AnS 12; ValR; Pres 8; StudC. GARY—FB 9-12; Wr 10-12; Trk 9; L 11-12; MCh 10-12; FFA 9-12; AV 10-12; JCP. TODDY—MCh 7-12; GClub 10-12; ASCh 12; GFC 10-12; FHA 9-12; AnS; Lib 11; GAA 7-10; Sp 7-12; HomR; NwSt 8-12; (ED); Pres 12; StudC 11-12. JANICE BUSHMAN Jan LAWRENCE BUSSMAN GARY CARLSON Larry ,rWeed WESLEY BUSSELL Wes MAUREEN CARR Toddy 13 DOROTHY DORMODY Dorothy SUSAN DUNCAN Sue ROBERT ELUNGHYSEN Bob Dorothy—MCh 7-12; GClub 7-12; ASCh 11-12; FHA 10; Sp 10-12; Chid 10-12 ValR; HomR Sue—GFC 12; FHA 12 Bob—FB 7-12 (Cap); BkB 7-11; Trk 7- 12; L 10-12; MCh 10-11; ValR; JCP Pat—MCh 11-12; GClub; 11-12; NwSt 11-12 Pat—FB 7-12; BkB 7-12; BsB 9-12; Trk 10-11; L 10-12; MCh 7-12; ASCh 11-12; ValR Pat—Al—BkB 7; Wr 8-10; Denise—MCM 9-12; GClub 9- 12; GFC 9-12; FHA 9-12; AnS; Lib 10- 12; GAA 7-11; Sp 9; NwSt 9-12; JCP. PATRICIA EWALD Pat PATRICIA GLEASON Pat ALAN GRABAU Al DENISE GRAEN Denise 14 Rick— BkB 7-8; Band 7-11; JCP; Stud C 10 Mark—BkB 7-8; Trk 7- 8 Debbie—MCh 7-9, 12; GClub 12; ASCh 11-12; Band 10-12; GFC 12; FHA 12; AnS; GAA 9; Sp 9-12; JCP Phil—BkB 7-8; Mrg. 7-9; Band 10-12; AnS; Sp 7; JCP Mel—FB 9-12; Wr 10-12; L 12; AnS Tom—Wr 10-12; Band 7-12; Bill—FB 7-8; BkB 81-2; Wr 7; Trk 7-10; 1 11-12; MCh 10-12. DIANE HELLAND Di MELVIN HESS Herbie” THOMAS HIMMER Tom 15 GARY HOOVER Gary DEAN JAHNS Dean Gary--BkB 8; Tim— Mark— Dean--FB 7; Wr 11-12; Trk 7; MCh 7; Band 7-12; JCP Mike— Wr 7-12; Trk 10; L 8-12; MCh 7- 12; ASCh 12; Band 7-12; Band C 12; ValR; JCP; StudC 8-11 (Pres) Gen--GFC 9-10; FHA 9-12; GAA 9; Sp 12 Brent—FB 7-9; Wr 8- 12; L 10-12 Tom—FFA 9-12; AV 8-10; Sp 7-8. MICHAEL JESTUS Mike GENEVIEVE J UNGERS Genevieve BRENT KAUL Brent TOM KELLER Tom 16 JEAN KELLNER Jean JOYCE KING Joyce JEAN--Sp 12; JOYCE—FTA 10-12; GFC 9-12; FHA 11; Lib 11-12; GAA 7-8; SaftC 11-12; RANDY--FB 12; BIS 7-11; L 12; MCh 7-12; AnS; AV 11-12; NwSt 11-12; JCP; RUSS. DAVE—Wr 10-11; Band 9; JOE—Wr 7-11; JEFF—FB 8-10; Band 8-12; AnS 12; AV 11-12; ValR; Pres 9-10; JCP; SaftC 9; StudC 9-10; MIKE—FB 7-12; Wr 8-11; L 9-12; (Pres) RUSSELL KIRKHAM Russell RANDALL KING Randy DAVID KOLBERT Dave MICHAEL LAWSON Tiny 17 CAREY LENN Carey BEVERLY LUHMANN Bev GAIL MALCOMSON Gail CAREY--NwSt 11-12; BEV--GFC 12; FHA 10-12; GAA 7-9; GAIL—Band 7-8; GFC 11-12; FHA 9-11; Lib 11-12; NwSt 11; JCP; TOM—Wr 8; FFA 9-12; AV 11; KAREN—MCh 7-12; GClub 10-12; ASCh 11-12; Band 7-12; BandC 12; GFC 10-12; FHA 11-12; AnS; GAA 7-9; Sp 10; Chid 8- 12; ValR; HomR; NwSt 11-12; Stud C 11-12; CHERYL—GFC 10-12; FHA 9-12; AnS; Lib 9-11; GAA 8-9; NwSt 8; JENNY— MCh 9-12; GClub 9-12; FTA 12; GFC 9- 12; FHA 9-12; AnS; GAA 9-10; Sp 7-12; Chid 10-12; ValR; HomQn; NwSt 12; JCP; MARY—MCh 7-11; GClub 7-11; GFC 9-11. THOMAS MARSHALL Tom KAREN MULLENBACH Karen 18 ROSEMARY NICKLAY Rose MARY NOBEL Mary REGGIE OELTJEN Reg ROSE--MCh 7-8; ASBand 10; Band 7-12; FHA 9, 11-12; GAA 7-10; Sp 7,8; MARY- REG--BkB 7-12; Trk 7-12; L 10-12; Band 7-12; JCP; MIKE—FB 8-11; Mgr 7; MCh 7- 11; MIKE--FB 7-12; BkB 7-12; BsB 8- 12; L 10-12; JCP; MARILYN--MCh 8,10-12; GClub 10-12; ASBand 9-12; Band 8-12; GFC 9-12; FHA 9-11; AnS; Sp 8-12; GAA 8,9; NwSt 8, 10; ValR; JCP; MIKE--Wr 9-12; Trk 9-12; L 11-12; AnS; JAN—MCh 9-12; GClub 10-12; GFC 10- 12; FHA 9-12; AnS; GAA 7-9; NwSt 11- 12; JCP. MICHAEL OLSON Mike MICHAEL PAUKERT Mike MICHAEL PETERS Pete 19 MARILYN PEITSO Marilyn JANET PETERSON Jan DENNIS PINGREE Dermis JACKIE REIBER Jake KEVIN ROLLIE Kev STEVEN RAY Steve JOEL RAYGOR Coon DENNIS—BkB 7-12; Trk 8-9; Band 7-8; STEVE--FB 8, 10, 12; BkB 8; BsB 9, 11-12; L 12; AV 10-12; JOEL—MCh 7-12; NwSt 11; ASCh 11; Band 8-12; JAKE--FB 7-12; Wr 7,8, 10; L 11-12; AnS 12; BETTY-- MCh 10; CFC 11-12; FHA 9; Lib 8; Sp 12; KEVIN—FB 8; Trk 10; Mgr 9; AV 10, 12; LEON—Wr 8,9; FFA 9; GAIL—GFC 11; FHA 9-12; GAA 9-10. BETTY RICHARDSON Betty LEON ROSE Leon GAIL RUSSELL Gail 20 MARK SATTRE Mowy CAROL SCHIMEK Shim” MARK—Wr 7-12; L 8-12; CAROL— ASBand 12; Band 7-12; AnS; Lib 11; NwSt 12; JANICE—GFC 12; BONNIE— Band 7-12; GFC 9-12; AnS; Chid 9,11; G RET CHEN—MCh 7-12; GClub 10-12; FTA 10,11; GFC 11-12; FHA 9-12; AnS; GAA 7-11; Sp 7-12; JCP; StudC 11,12; CATHY—MCh 11,12; GClub 11,12; ASBand 12; Band 7-12; GFC 10-12; FHA 9-12; AnS; GAA 7-9; Sp 9; NwSt 10-12; JCP; DAVE—FB 7-12; BkB 7-12; BsB 9-12; Trk 10; L 11-12; MCh 10; GINA--Band 7-10; FT A 10; Gfc 9-12; FHA 9-12; AnS; Lib 11; GAA 7-9; Sp 7-12; NwSt 7-12; JCP JANICE SCHMELING BONNIE SCHRANDT Bonnie CATHERINE SIMON Cathy GRETCHEN SCHULZ Gretch DAVID SKYHAWK REGINA SLIGHTAM ,fVud Gina 21 STEVEN STAAB Steve STEVE—BkB 7,8; Trk 9, 10; CAROL—MCh 10-12; GClub 10-12; ASBand 12; Band 10-12; GFC 9-12; FHA 10-12; AnS; GAA 7-11; Sp 7-12; NwSt 7-12; JCP; NANCY— MCh 9; Band 9-12; GFC 10-11; FHA 9-1 AnS; NwSt 11-12; PAT—FHA 9-12; GAA 7-10; THERESA—NITA—MCh 12; GClub 12; GFC 11-12; FHA 9-12; AnS; GAA 9; NwSt 12; JCP; GERRY—MCh 11; GClub 11; FHA 10-12; GAA 7,9; Sp 7; TOM— BkB 7,8; BsB 10. PATRICIA SWANSON Patty THERESA TAYLOR Theresa THOMAS THOMPSON Tom'1 22 UNDA WEITZENKAMP Unda” JEAN WENDT Jean CAROL WELLIK Granny UNDA—Band 7-12; GCF 9; FHA 9-11; GAA 10-11; Sp 8; NwSt 10-12; JCP; CAROL—MCh 7,9-12; GClub 9-12; FHA 10-12; AnS; KAREN—MCh 10-12; GClub 10-12; FHA 9-11; JEAN--MCh 7- 12; GClub 10-12; ASCh 11-12; (Acc); FTA 11; FHA 9-12; AnS; RITA—MCh 10-12; GClub 10-12; GFC 9-12; FHA 9-12; AnS; GAA 7-11; Sp 8-12; NwSt 8- 12; TOM—Bkb 7; Wr 9; Mgr 8; MCh 8, 9; Band 7; AV 9-11; JCP; ELLA—Band 7,8; MARK. KAREN WELUK Karen RITA WINKELS Rita TOMMY WRIGHT Tom ELLA MAE YEADON Ella MARK YULE Mark 23 SENIOR OFFICERS Mr. Olson, Advisor; Janice Nichols, Treas. ; Maureen Carr, Pres.; Rita Winkels, Sec. ; Cathy Simon, Vice. Pres. Experience is an Arch to Build Upon Ivory and Jade White Rose 24 ACTIVITIES H O M E C 0 M 1 N G QUEEN JENNY I Q U E J E E N N N C Y O S U R T 26 1969 HOMECOMING ROYALTY 27 B — SECOND PLACE — SENIORS AND TENTH 28 On October 3, Stewartville High School Students celebrated their 1969 Homecoming. Homecoming Queen candidates were Bonnie Barthleme, Maureen Carr, Dorothy Dormody, Jenny Nichols, and Karen Mullenbach. Jenny Nichols was crowned Queen Jenny I by Co-Captains Steve Blakely and Pat Carry at the Coronation Ceremony on Thursday October 2. On Friday afternoon, the Homecoming Parade (one of the finest in recent years) wound its way through the business district. First prize for float construction was won by the Junior Class, with the Sophomores and Seniors tying for second. In a very exciting football game, the fighting Tigers put up a tremendous struggle, but finally fell to a strong Kenyon 24-8. Following the game, the students and Alumni concluded the Homecom- ing celebration by dancing to the music of the Fourth Adventure. A -FIRST PLACE FLOAT -JR. 29 QUEEN CECELIA AND KING JAMES Pat and Terry Margie and Bill Jean and Greg V A L D E A N N T C I E N E 1 9 7 0 Cindy and Dave 30 JUNIOR- SENIOR PROM 1969 “Odyssey Eternal” The 1969 Junior—Senior Prom was the biggest project undertaken by the Juniors. By Christmas vacation all the materials were ordered and the artists (and non- artists) painted, measured, drew', and worried over the yards and yards of white paper and gallons of paint. But the Odyessy Eternal was indeed a very pretty and successful prom. 33 Junior Class Play On November 7th, the jun- ior class presented it's class play, The Curious Savage by John Patrick. The play, about a scheming family which tries to have its mother committed to an in- sane asylum in order to gain control of her money, is humorous, but has a heart- touching ending. Members of the cast included the family: Kathy Dunn as Mrs. Savage, Rhonda Nickel as Lily Belle, Danny Malcom- son as Titus, and Greg Malone as Samuel. The 'guests' of the asylum: Jan Wolfgram as Fairy May, Sharon Walker as Mrs. Paddy, Julie Ottjes as Florence, Kim Waltman as Jeff, and Terry Jensen as Hannibal. The administra- tion: Wayne Holtan as Dr. Emmet, and Debbie Peter- son as Miss Willie. Student Director was Melodie Cot- trel, and Director was Miss Sandra Braaten. 35 UNDERCLASSMEN 37 ROW 1: R. Bamlet, J. Marquardt, R. Blumke, T. Nutz, L. Mc- Clellan, J. Taylor, J. Renken, V. Chihak, C. McKenzie; ROW 2: R. Warren, V. Frokasky, J. Kramer, R. Frie, K. Nichols, S. Stein, K. Dux, R. Peterson, R. Ewald; ROW 3: D. Mullenbach, L. Harrington, R. Rud, K. Bakken, K. Dana, M. Hanson, D. Pugh, D. Edge, R. Bale; ROW 4: D. Boe, S. Wright, M. Fogarty, K. Lecy, J. Fossum, J. Hotopp, M. Hurley, R. Rathburn, J, Bell; ROW 5: J. King, K. Wellik, J. Denny, T. Lofgren, L. Lowrie, T. Schoonver, M. Sveen, M. Skyhawk, M. Hill; ROW 6: M. Lawson, C. Hillman, C. Koestler, B. Meyer, L. Cam- eron, J. Sass, N. Lawson, Y. Denny, A. Bussman; ROW 7: M. Abbott, M. Pila, K. Keim, S. Smith, H. Johnson, Mr. Dick, Mr. Crawford. 38 ROW 1: P. Larson, S. Hatcher, L. Titus, D. Runkel, P. York, K. Peterson, M. Jones, B. Weitzenkamp; ROW 2: R. Halvorson, N. Fjerstad, B. Carr, B. King, L. Paulson, B. Gray, L. Johnson, P. Meyerhofer; ROW 3: D. Dormody, D. Firl, B. Seppala, R. Haver, B. Hebl, T. Simon, P. Christie, R. Carlson; ROW 4: J. Holtan, N. DeYoung, L. Rysted, T. Donovan, S. Tebay, R. Florine, M. Roeder, J. Waugh; ROW 5: K. Gisler, D. Harris, D. Ankeny, P. Ristow, R. Reiber, M. Thorson, J. Sowers, L. Ball- inger; ROW 6: J. Jorgenson, B. YonKonvick, L. Donelson, S. Schneckloth, B. Lee, W. Garrison, J. Roeder, R. Dunn; ROW 7: D. Rose, T. Jenson, J. Paukert, D. Peters, M. Kuhlman, J. Sosinske, M. Mount, C. Nelson; ROW 8: K. Jensen, S. Holzer. 39 n°H ®“mIlart’ • Holmes- B- Fjerstad, K. Kohler, V. Johnson, R. Langbehn, G. Bredesen, P' PuX' n r K,elbier’ W- Pux! S; J“n?crs; ROW 2: P- KellV- J- Kath, K. Irlbeck, D. Ballinger, V. Janssen, pJ.k!1, v i’ C.ar ' Holzerland, D. Cehrking, M. Kidd, S. Johnson, D. Brown. ROW 3: M. R shp.r’ K’ Lewis, M Glahn, P. Eilders, R. Collins, D. Jones, S. Ingalls, P. Henselin, C. Higgins, C. Gleason p‘ DeK Ttnh G‘ n Mf‘ L ? Z- 4: T‘ Jones' T- Ace D‘ DeYoung, D. Hall, G. Hinkle, D. Bruske’, P. DeKok L. Johnson D. Duncan, D. Geerdes, R. Edge, B. Hoover. ROW S: C. Anderson, R. Hale, R. Kuhl- man, B. Arneson, K. Frenzen, S. Amos, C. Jungers, S. Johnson, R. Henselin, L. Bennett, K. Jensen 40 The eighth grade greeted the new year with enthusiasm. They had a roller skating party in October that was a rousing success—even the advisors skated. Two more parties were sched- uled for the year—one in February and one in May. It should be a good year for the eighth grade. Nancy Carlson, Greg Paukert, Paula Clark ROW 1: R. Reed, R. Reed, J. Quimby, J. Shreve, D. Root, L. Sloneker, C. Nutz, W. Thompson, K. Wolfe, L. Schrandt, S. Sinn, J. Nolte, ROW 2: J. Olson, M. Swanson, R. Sexton, M. Seppala, P. Winkels, R. Rud, R. Taylor, C. Podein, D. Van Horn, C. Peterson, D. Robertson, S. Sorenson, M. Schimek, ROW 3: Mr. Er- ickson, T. Schroeder, D. Ristow, L. Ottjes, P. Rathbun, T. Sparks, D. Severson, B. Smidt, L. Russell, D. Nichols, E. Weitzenkamp, C. Turgeon, D. Rud, R. Waugh, ROW 4: D. Schatz, G. Paukert, S. Neahring, M. Warren, M. Thompson, S. Maier, C. Thompson, J. Sowers, J. Pottsmith, C. Sykes, J. Gustafson, D. Stolten- berg, B. Vanderberg. 41 R yi: ‘uailhC Te,DVi:i,KellSer D l uis1®� M‘ EPPard’ J- Himmer, D. Long, G. Holtan, B. Hanson, S. Balas, T. Henke, N. Bakken, R. Douglas, M. Bunde; ROW2: Mrs. Quam, T. Hyland, C. Dunn, V. Firl H. Hart ze 11, C. Johnson, J. Flynn, S. Jensen, K. Jackson, J. Hotopp, C. Klenke, C. Bale, D. King; ROW 3: P. Henke J. Bestland, N. Holzer, B. Gray, V. Edge, K. Hebl, G. Andreason, J. Benson, J. Beiser, G. Douglas, E. Kuisle L. Keenan N. King; ROW 4: D. Glynn, M. Hansen, A. Ellestad, L. Johnson, P. Gunneson, S. Johnson, J. Brossoit, K. Derr, D. Bussell, G. Donaldson, A. Hahn, B. Himmer, M. Beyer. 42 ROW 1: D. Shreve, V. Nelson, G. Runkle, P. Seaver, C. Schroeder, A. McDonnough, J. Snyder, H. Schimek, J. Smith, M. Malcomson, S. Marquardt, L. Thirtle; ROW 2: Mr. Wolf, J. Sykes, D. Tolstead, P. Simon, P. Rowan, J. Nord, M. Wellik, C. Matern, G. Oestreich, D. Waugh, B. Stein, B. Nichols; ROW 3: B. Paulson, K. Pila, W. Molde, W. Smith, S. DeYoung, K. Evans, J. Rosin, A. Jorgensen, D. Nelson, D. Bakken, D. Robertson, P. Jensen; ROW 4: J. Sosinske, G. Peters, D. Schatz, R. Petersen, M. Thorson, J. Peitso, R. Whitaker, P. Nelson, D. Marshall, P. Thompson, P. Seehusen, J. Rathbun, B. Reichel. This year has been a good one for the freshmen for they are finally part of the Senior High. They put on the best dance of the year, using the theme, The Zodiac . Home- coming was full of activities, but our float had a few problems?! The enthusiasm of the freshmen this year will surely keep them rolling till they graduate as the Class of 73. Patti Bob Debbie Simon Swenson King s o p H O M O R E S The sophomore class fared well in various activities throughout the whole year. The sophomores had a great party, and their float entry, which was Snappin' for a Victory , took second place in the Homecoming vestiviti«s. The sophomores are looking forward to the exciting activities they will encounter during their junior year. 44 OFFICERS C. Thompson D. Hanken J. McDonnough ROW 1: TOP: C. Helland, V. Turgeon, J. Stover, D. Miner, M. Sapp, C. Wellik, R. Schimek, C. Thomp- son, D. Staplekamp, R. Peterson, B. Slawson, C. Smith; ROW 2: P. Kraemer, S. Mount, J. Pmgree, C. Rol- lie ’ K. Nolte, N. Molde, A. Olomon, C. Marquardt, K. Warren, W. Wright, M. Sloneker, Mr. Otterness; ROW 3: D. Winkels, G. Owens, R. Renken, R. Meyerhofer, S. Mullenbach, D. Staplekamp, J. Rud, R. Nord M. Pugh, T. Sinn, C. Thompson, E. Matem; ROW 4: M. Morrow, D. Stevens, T. Wolf, O. Sass, W. West- lund, M. Oeltjen, S. Nelson, J. McDonnough, J. Thompson, B. Nicklay. ROW 1: LEFT: D. Hanken, L. Dormody, D. Hunt, M. Bussell, S. Bigelow, M. Flynn, L. Lecy, A. Ballinger, M. Kuisle, R. Brown, C. Joslin, J. Cameron; ROW 2: D. Harris, D.K. Jones, D. CaiT, C. Balas, J. Hensehn, K. Keller, S. Dana, J. Abbott, V. Haack, P. Eppard, S. Jenson, R. Andreasen, P. Fogarty; ROW 3: C. Jan- ssen, N. Lofgren, M. Jungers, L. Hensley, M. Gany, L. Lawrence, D. Jans, S Kelly, T Kidd, D. Gleason H. Luhmann, G. Lansing, K. Kohler, R. Jones; ROW 4: S. Grabau, M. Bissen, G. Bamlet, L. Gisler, D. Gar- rison, R. Frie, R. Kuisle, R. Langton, B. Barr, W. Brossoit, W. Hardin, D.J. Jones, C. Carlson, Mr. Kinsley. 45 ROW 1: D. Duncan, K. Donovan, C. Kuisle, J. Bom, R. Henke, C. Fogarty, R. Edge; ROW 2: C. Cehrking, M. Cottrell, D. King, K. Dunn, C. Jacobson, C. Feltis, E. Jungere, P. Eppard; ROW 3: M. Brown, T. Jenson, G. Douglas. S. Bell, P. Kelly, L. Hillman, J. Hawk; ROW 4: R. Hotopp, G. Malone, C. Gray, D. Hebl, R. Ellinghuysen, W. Clark, S. Collins, D. Hanson; ROW 5: J. Kuisle, D. Evans, D. Edge, B. Bussman, M. Jensen, J. Cameron, J. Bruske; ROW 6: R. Rosin, W. Holtan, M. Nelson, L. Haack, D. Bakken, D. Haugen J. Lowrie; ROW 7: S. Klomp, D. Walker, C. Frederickson, R. Fabian, T. Johnson, S. Gisler, M. Campbell. Lyndon Kathy Haack Dunn The real ability of the Junior Class came to light with the first place award on their Home- coming float ’'Lick 'Em Good . In Nov- ember the juniors undertook the pro- duction of The Curious Savage un- der the direction of Miss Braaten. 46 ORS Jean Born The class play stage crew was assisted by Mr. Barnard. The Class of 71 hosted the Class of 70 to an evening in the Old World for the Spring Formal. The theme A Time for Us couldn't have been more fitting. ROW 1: T. Marquardt, J. Wolfgram, S. Walker, K. Waltman, R. Snyder, L. Sapp; ROW 2: R. Swenson, J. Sennert, C. Sexton, K. Pugh, L. Struck, L. Maier, J. Ottjes; ROW 3: J. Thompson, M. Reinhart, M. Rowan. K. Rowan A. Weitzenkamp, R. Nickel, D. Peterson; ROW7 4: D. Peterson, G. Miller, G. Schroeder, R. Meyerhofer, K. Rollie, R. Westlund; ROW 5: L. Shaw, K. Ray, M. Sass, D. Seehusen, L. Marsh; ROW 6: D. Ottemess, M. Matem, D. Mal- comson, R. Schulte, T. Wood. 49 FOOTBALL WE THEY Grand Meadow 26 12 Kasson-M ant orville 6 13 Plainview 16 28 Cannon Falls 16 28 Kenyon 8 24 St. Charles 24 30 Lake City 20 44 Zumbrota 0 30 Non-Conference SENIORS FRONT R.--G. Carlson, M. Hess, G. Brown, M. Paukert. BACKR.--J. Reiber, R. King, S. Ray, D. Skyhawk. '69 SCORES VARSITY FOOTBALL 1:cDRS1CyhDWv-M' ei!’er- G- Brown G- Carlson, M. Hess, S. Blakley, B. Ellinghuysen, P rGen1!!’ T r FlnK-: V t,nk?n’ D- JOneS- M- Garry- K- RoUie- D- Winkels, T. Jensen, C. Law- w”ff’ r’ K F, bifn,-S' .Kelly’ P- EPPard- A- Waugh; ROW 3: Coach G. Awswegan, B. Westlund, D. ?n’MGnHaVel D'r.Gau1SOn’ G- Malonc L- Haack, B. Frie, D. Jones, M. Nelson, W. Brossoit, D. Stevens, J. McDonnough, D. Haugen, Coach M. Lenz. ROW 1: M. Kuisle, G. Runkle, D. Marshall, B. Paulson, D. Jones, A. Hahn, S. Kelly, M. Eppard, M. Mal- comson- RCW 2: T. Kidd, R. Renken, P. Thompson, M. Thorson, S. Mullenbach, R. Swenson, G. Donelson, B. Reichel, P. Eppard, B. Westlund; ROW 3: Coach D. Erickson, D. Winkels, D. Jones, W. Brossoit, G. Havel, D. Garrison, D. Stevens, J. Brossoit, T. Henke, Coach M. Lenz. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 51 s E N I O R S D. Pingree, P. Garry, D. Skyhawk, M. Paukert ’7 0 Chatfield St. Charles Adams Lake City Zumbrota Kasson-Mantorvillc Plainview Cannon Falls Byron Kenyon WE Th-n s 57 «60 St. Charles 41 76 54 61 Kasson-Mantorville 53 80 c 82 . 60 Lake City 48 54 43 54 41 Zumbrota Plainview 57 59 76 64 o 47 57 Grand Meadow 66 96 R 52 72 Cannon Falls 66 55 55 62 72 78 Kenyon 65 33 E 76 49 Non- C onferenc e S VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1 - Mgr. R. Halvorsen, W. Holtan, G. Malone, R. Fabian, P. Garry, D. Skyhawk, M. Paukert C Gray, T. Jensen, Mgr. D. Haugen. ROW 2 - Coach G. Peterson, M. Jensen, B. Rosin, R. Frie R Oeltien D. Walker, B. Holzer, D. Pingree, L. Haack, M. Nelson, Coach M. Lenz. 52 JUNIOR VARSITY “B” SQUAD BASKETBALL ROW 1 - A Ellestad, B. Paulson, K. Pila, K. Barthelme, M. Hanson, Reichel, Mgr. J. Waugh. ROW 2 - Coach M. Lenz, G. Donelson, M. son R Frie, B. Hardin, J. McDonnough, D. Stevens, M. Oeltjen, S. T. Hyland, D. Bussell, A. Hahn, B. Bissen, M. Garry, D. Jones, D. Garri- Kelly. FRESHMEN SQUAD ROW 1 - L-R: Coach-M. Lenz, T. Hyland, D. Bussell, B. Paulson, A. Ellestad, Mgr. J. Waugh, M. Hanson G. Donelson, K. Pila, B. Reichel, A. Hahn, K. Barthelme. 53 VARSITY WRESTLING T. Brown, M. Kuisle, R. Jones, D. Marshall, M. Sloneker, P. Eppard, M. Sattre, M. Hess, M. Jestus, D. Oehlke, J. Cameron, S. Blakley, M. Peters, J. Kuisle, D. Evans, R. Kuisle, D. Bakken. WRESTLING “70” JUNIOR VARSITY L. Bussman, W. Bussman, G. Carlson, G. Douglas, M. Eppard, N. Fjerstad, R. Carlson, B. Gray, D. Hall, T. Himmer, S. Holzer, D. Jahns, B. Kaul, P. Kelly, M. Kidd, L. Laurence, T. Lofgren, C. McKenzie, M. Malcomson, S. Mullenbach, P. Nelson, O. Renken, G. Owens, R. Renken, J. Rud, G. Runkie, D. Schatz, L. Schrandt, T. Sinn, S. Sinn, M. Thorsen, K. Warren, M. Warren, K. Wellick, D. Winkels, T. Wolf W. Wright, D. Schmidt, P. DeKok, S. Neahring, R. Meyerhofer, T. Kidd, W. Bussell. 54 FRONT R.—G. Carlson, M. Peters, L. Bussman, M. Hess, W. Bussell, BACK R. --D. Jahns, M. Jestus. C H F E O E 0 R T L B E A A L D L E R S L TO R: J. Nichols, K. Mullenbach, D. Dormody, C. Kuisle, P. Eppard. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS L TO R: M. Reinhart, C. Sexton. (STANDING): P. Eppard, D. Hunt, J. Nichols. 56 57 L TO R: R. Oeltjen, M. Peters, D. Garrison FRONT R.--M. Garry, J. McDonnough, M. Paukert, D. Jones. BACK R.--K. Waltman, R. Fabian, D. Skyhawk, S. Ray. 58 ..ON ■ I t u c 1, S k MUSIC ROW 1: D. Havel, A. Weitzenkamp, C. Simon, J. Thompson, C. Stotko, C. Janssen, ROW 2: J. Wolfgram, P. Sapp, S. Walker, R. Jones, J. Thompson, M. Cottrell, M. Jungers, P. Eppard, N. Lofgren. ROW 3: D. Edge, C. Wellik, L. Hensley, N. Molde, K. Notie, B. Nicklay, D. Jans, A. Olomon, C. Helland, R. Oelt- jen, B. Schrandt; ROW 4: J. Kuisle, R. Swenson, T. Wolf, C. Schimek, D. Seehusen. AQUATENNIAL The Minneapolis Aquatennial Parade on July 19th, was the final event of the summer for the Marching Band. The Band, with flag carriers, majorette, and twirlers, about 85 in all, began preparation the first week in June. Rehearsals were held at either 6:30-8:00 A. M. or 7:00 to 9:00 in the evenings. Two weeks before the Aquatennial Parade there were rehearsals 5 days a week. Stewartville was rated 5th in the High School Division. The majority of the Bands and marching Units were from Minnesota, but there were out of state bands: the Sidney, Nebraska, High School Band and the band from New Stanton, Florida. Stewartville was one of the smallest schools of 20 Bands in the High School Division. Congratulations on a fine showing against very stiff competition. A (y i MARCHING TIGER BAND L i __ ROW 1: L. Weitzenkamp, S. Klomp, R. Nicklay, C Jacobson, M. Peitso; ROW 2: C. Feins, J. Rayg°r. B- Barthelme, G. Douglas, R. Schultz, T. Himmer, P. Kraemer, S. Gisler, C. Beiser; ROW 3: A Ballinger, R Meyerhofer, D. Jahns, P. Eppard, M. Jestus, B. Hardin, D. Stevens, P. Henke, M. Sloneker, L. Sapp, N. Stover; ROW 4: M. Ocltjen, S. Grabau, D. Helland, K. Mullenbach; Missing: D. Hanson, G. Havel B. Barthelme, M. Peitso, P. Eppard, D. Havel, C. Stotko. K. Mullenbach, M. Peitso, D. Helland C. Beiser, S. Gisler UJZC 3LU ;CQ._1UJC ) tv M. Jestus, D. Stevens, P. Henke, M. Sloneker A. Ballinger, P. Eppard, D. Jahns, R. Meyerhofer C. Schimek, T. Wolf, D. Seehusen B. Schrandt, R. Oeltjen TimrcoSrfl Zrn M. Carr M. Peitso S. Klomp B. Barthelme D. Helland D. Havel K. Mullenbach J. Wendt D. Dormody J. Nichols P. Ewald D. Peterson D. Graen R. Winkels C. Kuisle C. Stotko G. Schulz R. Edge C. Simon C. Thompson C. Beiser C. Jacobson S. Walker R. Nickel P. Eppard J. Stover C. Wellik f— OC — 0. —1 UJ f— — ROW Is J. Smith, S. Balas, L. Sloneker, D. Kolstad, K. Kohler, R. Holmes, D. Kuisle, J. Kath, N. Carlson, V. Janssen, L. Russell, D. Nichols, P. Clar, J. Holzerland, D. Barnhart, G. Holtan, C. Peterson, V. Johnson, J. Quimby, R. Langbehn, L. Thirtle; ROW 2: D. Shreve, K. Jackson, D. Waugh, C. Thompson, G. Doyle, K. Hebl, D. DeYoung, S. Jensen, C. Dunn, G. Douglas, M. Wellik, E. Kuisle, V. Edge, B. Nichols, K. Elling- huysen, D. Ballinger, B. Stein, C. Matem, V. Nelson; ROW 3:R. Smidt, J. Sykes, N. King, D. Tolstad, D. Nelson, S. DeYoung, J. Rosin, N. Holzer, R. Peterson, J. Peitso, J. Bestland, A. Jorgensen, P. Jensen, V. Firl, D. Robertson, J. Beiser, L. Keenan, P. Simon; ROW 4: T. Henke, M. Seppala, T. Ace, O. Ristow, L. Ottjes, M. Kidd, P. Winkels, T. Schroeder, W. Thompson; ROW 5: B. Gray, R. Hale, D. Bussel, M. War- ren, P. Henke, P. Seehusen, B. Reichel, P. Gunneson, J. Himmer. JR. CHORUS 7TH GRADE CHORUS ROW 1: P. York, J. Sowers, B. Hebl, R. Hamer, N. DeYoung, L. Rysted, L. Ballinger, J. Holtan, P. Meyer- hofer, L. Paulson, B. Gray, P. Larson, S. Hatcher, L. Johnson, K. Peterson, M. Jones; ROW 2: M. Thorson, B. Lee, W. Garrison, P. Ristow, D. Ankeny, M. Mount, M. Kuhlman, J. Paukert, D. Peters, J. Jorgenson, C. Nelson, B. Yonkovich, D. Harris, S. Schneckloth, R. Reiber; ROW 3: B. King, R. Carlson, J. Waugh, D. Dor- mody, J. Roeder, R. Dunn, T. Jenson, S. Tebay, D. Firl, R. Halverson, R. Florine, N. Fjersted, S. Smidt. ROW 1: R. Reed, C. Higgins, G. Holtan, D. Nelson; ROW 2: B. Paulson, V. Edge, R. Peterson, L. Sloneker R Holmes, D. DeYoung, S. Jensen, J. Shreve, H. Doyle, A. McDonnaugh, C. Thompson, A. Jorgensen; ROW 3: M. Seppala, N. Hoher, J. Sykes, C. Dunn, R. Douglas, R. Smidt, J. Rosin, L. Johnson, GSowers, f-- Nutr, M. Fisher, G. Runkle, G. Oestreich, J. Benson, C. Anderson, G. Anderson, J. Beiser; ROW 4: P. Clark, C. Sykes, P. Seehusen, P. Nelson, D. Kolstead, J. Kath, L. Russele, P. Kelly, J. Gustafson, K. Wolf, R. Reed D. Tolstead, D. King, C. Peterson, M. Malcomson, P. Henke, R. Hale, T. Jones, K. Darthehne, C. Schroeder, E. Kuisle, M. Beyer, P. Winkels; ROW 5: W. Thompson, D. Robertson, D. Waugh, M. Thompson, T. Schroeder, B. Gray, A. Ellestad, J. Peisto, M. Thorson, C. Lewis, V. Johnson, J. Nolle. JR. BAND 7TH GRADE BAND ROW 1: J. Holtan, M. Torson, N. DeYoung, L. Johnson, L. Paulson; ROW 2: P York, K. Peterson, R. B. Lee, J. Sowers, L Rysted, L. Titus, B. Gray, J. Jorgenson, P. Christe; ROW 3: D. Firl, T. Simon, son, J. Waugh, B. Seppala, T. Donovan, S. Holzer, C. Nelson, J. Roeder, D. Runkle, S. Tebay, M. ROW 4: B. Carr, M. Mount, R. Dunn, T. Jenson, D. Smidt. Hamer, R. Carl- Roeder; ROW 1: P. Eppard, J. Born, B. Snyder, J. Wendt, J. Ottjes, C. Stotko, C. Thompson, J. Stover, A. Olomon, K. Mullenbach; ROW 2: L. Dormody, J. Peterson, D. Carr, J. Pingree, C. Jacobson, D. Dormody, R. Winkels, P. Ewald, M. Reinhart, S. Mount; ROW 3: D. Havel, C. Sexton, K. Kohler, C. Beiser, J. Thomp- son, K. Pugh, J. Sennert, C. Gehrking, G. Miller, D. Peterson, S. Klomp, D. Edge; ROW 4: M. Kuisle, A. Ballinger, K. Warren, S. Kelly, D. Jans, G. Brown, G. Carlson, R. King; ROW 5: G. Malone, C. Gray, M. Jensen, O. Sass, L. Haack, M. Jestus, C. Frederickson, D. Garrison. ALL-STATE CHORUS Diane Helland, a senior at S.H.S. represented Stewartville and District 3 this past summer in the D All-State Choir, a group of 140 singers from high I schools in Minnesota. In order to be selected Diane A had to audition and then comptet with all schools N in District 3. £ The All-State Choir met at Bemidji the first week H in August and held 3 practices a day for 2 hours and E then presented a concert on Sunday afternoon. The L director for this years' program was Robert de L Cormier, a well-known conductor and composer. A N One side light which makes us here at Stewartville D very proud is that Diane auditioned for a solo part in the Negro Spiritual Ride on King Jesus and earned the honor of singing it at the concert. Congratulations for a job well done, Diane. THE SONG OF PEACE ............................................................. The heavens opened wide one night to let the angels through, Who sang for men, the “Song of Peace that only heaven knew. Though centuries have measured time, with each unfolding year, The song still lives in human hearts to bring new hope, new cheer. Men seek with power, to pierce the realm of blue, But love divine unfurled the skies to let a song come through. ROW IjJ. Abbott, S. Jenson, V. Turgeon, G. Lansing, D. Hunt, M. Bussell, C. Kuisle, K. Donovan, C. Wellik, B. Hanke, R. Edge, J. Cameron; ROW 2: S. Grabau, C. Balas, K. Dunn, G. Schulz, K. Wellik, R. Nickel, S. Walker, D. Hanken, V. Haack, J. Thaut, B. Barthelme, J. Nichols; ROW 3: L. Gisler, C. Carlson, L. Matern, C. Thompson, M. Carr, D. Graen, N. Brossoit, D. King, N. Peitso, D. Peterson, C. Simon, D. Helland; ROW 4: S. Blakley, J. Raygor, D. Winkels, M. Gary, T. Jenson, T. Kidd, K. Waltman; ROW 5: D. Walker, B. Holzer, B. Rosin, W. Holtan, P. Garry, L. Bussman, D. Ottemess, J. Cameron, J. McDonnough. ROW Is J. Bom, B. Snyder, J. Wendt, J. Ottjes, M. Bussell, C. Kuisle, K. Donovan, C. Wellik, B. Hanke, R. Edge, J. Cameron; ROW 2: P. Eppard, C. Stotko, C. Thompson, J. Stover, A. Olomon, K. Mullenbach, B. Barthelme, J. Nichols, J. Abbott, S. Jenson, V. Turgeon, C. Lansing, D. Hunt; ROW 3: L. Dormody, J. Peterson, D. Carr, J. Pingree, C. Jacobson, D. Dormody, R. Winkels, G. Schulz, K. Wellik, R. Nickel, S. Walker, D. Hanken, V. Haack, J. Thaut; ROW 4: P. Ewald, M. Reinhart, S. Mount, D. Havel, C. Sexton, K. Kohler, C. Beiser, J. Thompson, M. Peitso, D. Peterson, C. Simon, D. Helland, S. Grabau, C. Balas K. Dunn; ROW 5: K. Pugh, J. Sennert, C. Cehrking, C. Miller, D. Petersen, S. Klomp, D. Edge, L. Gisler, C. Carlson, L. Matern, C. Thompson, M. Carr, D. Graen, N. Brossoit, D. King, D. Hanson. G. Carlson M. Jestus G. Malone T. Jenson P. Garry L. Bussman R. King C. Beiser D. Peterson D. Havel R. Nickel P. Eppard J. Wendt P. Ewald R. Winkcls MADRIGALS L. Haack C. Frederickson D. Walker D. Garrison W. Holtan B. Rosin J. Cameron S. Klomp M. Carr D. He Hand M. Peitso B. Barthelme K. Mullenbach R. Edge C. Simon MR. WESTON NOBLE ROW 1. A. Weitzenkamp, D. Havel, C. Simon, ROW 2. B. Barthelme, C. Schimek C. Stotko, P. Eppard, ROW 3. C. Beiser, M. Cottrell, D. Stevens, M. Peitso, S. Grabau. ROW 1. J. Wendt, S. Klomp, M. Carr, K. Mullenbach, D. Dormody, D. Helland R. Edge, ROW 2. M. Jestus, P. Garry, L. Bussman, ROW 3. D. Walker C. Fredrickson. HOr DR. DALE WARLAND 74 ORGANIZATIONS F.H.A.(11-12) ROW 1: B. Barthelme, J. Bom, K. Donovan, C. Kuisle, G. Jungers, J. Bigelow, C. Fogarty, C. Wellik, J. Wendt, R. Nicklay, G. Slightam, P. Swanson. ROW 2: S. Klomp, J. Alcott, K. Abbott, J. Bushman, J. Thaut, J. Nichols, J. Peterson, C. Stotko, G. Schulz, C. Nagel, K. Mullenbach, D. Duncan. ROW 3: D. Peterson, C. Simon, L. Hillman, E. Jungers, M. Campbell, B. Hotopp, M. Reinhart, K. Dunn, S. Walker, C. Jacobson, C. Feltis, G. Russell, R. Winkels. ROW 4: J. Bruske, G. Miller, J. Sennert, J. Thompson, M. Carr, N. Stover, D. Graen, N. Brossoit, D. King, S. Duncan, B. Luhmann, G. Thompson, D. Holland, D. Havel. Motto: Towards New Horizons Colors: Red White Flower: Red Rose F.H.A. (9-10) ROW 1: D. Shreve, G. Lansing, D. Hunt, S. Bigelow, M. Flynn, L. Lecy, B. Sexton, C. Schroeder, G. Hol- tan, D. King, R. Douglas, J. Smith. ROW 2: C. Jansen, J. Stover, C. Helland, D. Staplekamp, V. Haack, D Carr, C. Thompson, J. Flynn, N. Bakken, C. Johnson, J. Hotopp. ROW 3: J. Peitso, V. Edge, N. King, P. Simon, C. Dunn, H. Luhmann, M. Jungers, K. Kohler, D. Hanken, N. Molde. ROW 4: L. Gisler, C. Carlson, L. Matem, C. Thompson, D. Gleason, J. Benson, G. Andreason, S. Grabau, C. Balas. 76 F.F.A. The Future Farmer's of America is an organization for students studying vocation- al agriculture. These students live by the MOTTO: Learning to Do. Doing to Learn. Earning to Live. Living to Serve. F. F. A. is primarily leadership oriented. Students have an equal opportunity to par- ticipate on judging teams and other events. The judging contest areas are in livestock, meats, soils, farm mechanics, crops iden- tification and grading, dairy cattle, poul- try, parliamentary procedure and public speaking. The most publicized part of F.F.A. are the supervised projects which lead a student up the ladder from Greenhand, Chapter Farmer, State Farmer and the top degree of American Farmer. D I S T R I C T P R E S I D E N T ROW 1: G. Carlson, D. Seehusen, B. Rowley, B. Meyerhofer, R. Jones, K. Waltman, G. Douglas. ROW 2: L. Lawrence, B. Nord, R. Renken, D. Warren, D. Harris, R. Brown, T. Henke, M. Bundy. ROW 3: P. Seehusen, G. Bamlet, B. Nicklay, P. Gunneson, J. Rud, R. Andressen, P. Fogarty. ROW 4: B. Barr, B. Buss- man, D. Hebl, S. Bell, S. Collins, R. Schultz, L. Shaw, W. Clark. ROW 5: J. Cameron, C. Fredericson, R. Edge, D. Bakken, T. Keller. 77 NFWSTAFF Monthly the newstaff produces the school paper, The Tiger's Roar. The staff consists of artists, reporters and production staff. The paper is generally sold on the last Friday of the month and contains information about sports, organizations and other events currently of interest to the student body. Oc- casionally short stories, editorials and poems sub- mitted by students are also published. This year's student editor is Maureen Carr and adviser Miss Enger. Membership on the paper is open to anyone in grades even through twelve. 78 SAFETY COUNCIL This was the busiest year for the Stewartville Saf- ety Council since it has began. Films were shown, speakers presented, and programs held. Students have often been enthusiastic about the council though we are still relatively unknown. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is the governing body of our school. Up to the Junior Class the council is composed of the class president and an elected representative from each class. In the Junior and Senior class their is the president and two representatives. For money making projects the council sponsors Homecoming and sells ice cream to the student body at noon. Meetings are held weekly advised by Mr. Wantock. I BACK-T. Wolf, C. Beiser, B. Swensen, J. Sykes, A. Ballinger, D. Ballinger, J. King. BACK ROW-L. Done Ison, V. Haack, L. Dormody, M. Thompson, G. Paukert, D. Kuisle, M. Warren, N. King, P. Simon, Mr. Wantock. FRONT ROW-K. Dunn, J. Reiber, K. Mullenbach, G. Schultz, C. Kuisle, G. Malone, M. Reinhart. 79 ROW 1: K. Waltman, D. Jones, T. Brown, M. Sattre, T. Jenson, M. Kuisle. ROW 2: R. Ellinghuysen, M. Garry, D. Oehlke, G. Brown, R. King, M. Sloneker, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Erickson. ROW 3: R. Swanson, D. Evans, R. Fabian, J. McDonnough, G. Malone, B. Kaul, Mr. Lenz, Mr. Jaeger. ROW 4: J. Cameron, P. Garry, M. Paukert, P. Eppard, B. Reichel, A. Hahn, D. Haugen. ROW 5: D. Skyhawk, W. Holzer, J. Kuisle, M. Peters, M. Hess, D. Garrison, J. Reiber. ROW 6: M. Jestus, M. Lawson, W. Holtan, S. Blakely D Walker R. Oeltjen, G. Carlson. LETTERMENSCLUB The Stewartville lettermen's club was busy during the school year raising money for various athletic equipment. The Officers for the 1969-1970 school year are: President — Mike Lawson Vice-President — Greg Malone Sec ret ary-Treasurer — Jack Reiber Advisor -- Mr. Peterson The membership of the Stewartville High School Lettermen's club is about 35. 80 PROJECTIONISTS Faculty and students both benefit from the services the projectionists provide. Audio-visual materials are becoming increasingly important teaching aids in the classroom. Projectionists trained to operate audio-visual equipment make it possible for the teacher to more clearly emphasize certain points in the lesson. The teaching is more effective and students learn more. It would be impossible for the A-V director alone to operate the various pieces of equipment as the teach- ers need them. Student projectionists make this possible and thus become very important co-workers with the teachers in the learning process. 81 ROW 1: N. Carlson, C. Peterson, G. Bredeson, D. Robertson, J. Shreve, J. Smith, L. Sloneker, J. Sowers, L. Titus, D. Runkle, K. Peterson, M. Jones, Miss Neddermeyer. ROW 2: J. Pingree, N. Lofgren, C. Jansen, J. Stover, K. Ellinghuysen, C. Dunn, L. Keenan, D. Ankeny, R. Holmes, R. Reiber, J. Benson, P. Clark, C. Carlson. ROW 3: S. Klomp, S. Grabau, A. Jorgensen, J. Sowers, J. Paukert, D. Peters, D. Robertson, M. King, D. Hanken, S. Walker, P. Simon, M. Bussell, N. Holzer. G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association meets on Tuesday during the fall and spring and on Wednesday during the winter. They en- gage in the extra curricular athletic activ- ities such as soccer, kickball, twister, volleyball, softball, etc. 82 CAREER CLUB Career Club, which consists of senior business students, functions to broaden the knowledge and contact the students have with business ideas and principles. Such business situations as job interviews, common occur- rences in the working day, and proper telephone tech- niques are exemplified through role playing at the meetings. F.T.A. The F.T.A. holds meeting once a month. The objec- tives of the club are to acquaint the members with var- ious aspects of the teaching profession. Membership is open to any members work for teachers or give up some of their study halls to tutor students. ROW 1: C. Nagel, K. Mullenbach, R. Nicklay, J. Bigelow. ROW 2: Miss Firl, T. Taylor, D. Dormody, C. Wellik. ROW 3: C. Simon, B. Luhmann, J. Alcott, J. Peterson. ROW 4: P. Ewald, E. Yeadon, N. Stover, M. Bamlet. ROW 1: S. Gisler, D. Winkels, M. Bissen, Mr. Koehn, Mrs. Lenton, J. McDonnough, D. Garrison, L. Gisler. ROW 2: D. Havel, B. Swenson, C. Beiser, J. Thompson, A. Weitzenkamp, M. Campbell, D. Peterson. ROW 3: P. Eppard, J. King, J. Nichols, J. Stover, S. Jenson, J. Pingree, R. Edge. 83 ROW 1: D. Carr, C. Thompson, C. Wellik, J. Ottjes, K. Donovan, C. Kuisle, J. Bom, J. Schmeling, C. Fogarty, B. Snyder, B. Richardson, G. Holtan, Miss Neddermeyer. ROW 2: K. Kohler, C. Helland, C. Stotko, B. Schrandt, G. Schulz, C. Nagel, K. Mullenbach, J. Thaut, B. Barthelme, J. Peterson, G. Malcomson, Mrs. Lenton. ROW 3: J. Bushman, R. Winkels, V. Turgeon, L. Keenan, C. Matern, B. Hotopp, E. Jungcrs, C. Fel- tis, C. Dunn, R. Edge. ROW 4: D. Nelson, D. Robertson, G. Russell, M. Reinhart, K. Dunn, S. Walker, C. Simon, G. Slightam, J. Alcott. ROW 5: S. Duncan, B. Luhmann, J. Peitso, C. Balas, S. DeYoung, P. Jensen, J. Sykes, D. Tolstead. ROW 6: M. Carr, A. Jorgensen, C. Thompson, N. King, D. Graen, N. Brossoit, D. Helland. ROW 7: J. King, S. Klomp, D. Peterson, D. Edge, C. Carlson, D. Havel, M. Peitso. ROW 8: P. Eppard, J. Nichols, J. Thompson, S. Jensen, K. Abbott. GIRLS’ FRIENDSHIP CLUB The Girls’ Friendship Club is the largest organized group in high school. All girls in grades nine through twelve may join. Each year the G.F.C. sponsors the Valentine Coronation and Dance and the Mother-Daughter Dessert. All women faculty members are advisers for this organization. 84 STUDENT LIBRARIANS The library club is a service organization. Some of the ways in which they serve the librarian are help- ing to take care of book circulation and book cir- culation records, shelving books, recording new issues of magazines as they arrive, and checking many book lists and bibliographies. They also help other faculty members and students by locating materials for projects, reserving books when specific titles are asked for, and directing patrons, who are browsing for books, to the correct sections. 85 87 Abbott, Jolene 44, 71, 72 Abbott, Kalleen 12,76,84 Abbott, Mark 38 Ace, Timothy 40, 68 Alcott, Joyce 12,76,83,84 Amos, Scott 40 Anderson, Colleen 40,69 Anderson, Jeffrey Andreasen, Gwen 42,69, 76 Andreasen, Richard 44 Ankeny, Darla 39, 68 Arneson, Brian 40 Bacon, Patricia 12 Bakken, David 46 Bakken, Deborah 43 Bakken, Keith 38 Bakken, Nancy 42, 76 Balas, Cynthia 44, 71, 72, 76, 84 Balas, Sonja 42,68 Ballinger, Arden 44,63, 65, 70, 79 Ballinger, Deanna 40, 68, 79 Ballinger, Laureen 39,68 Bamlet, Gene 44 Bamlet, Marge 12,83 Bamlet, Ricky 38 Barnhart, Dolly 40,68 Barr, Bruce 44 Barthelme, Bonita 12,63,64,66, 67,71,72,73,74,76,84 Barthelme, Kevin 42, 53,69 Beiser, Cheryl 12,63,64,67,70, 72,73,74,79,83 Beiser, Jeanine 42,68,69 Bennett, Larry 40 Benson, Julie 42,69,76 Bell, Joel 38 Bell, Steven 46 Bestlund, Julie 42,68 Beyer, Mark 42,69 Bigelow, Julie 12,76,83 Bigelow, Shirley 44, 76 Bissen, Michael 44, 53,83 Blakley, Steven 12,50,54,71 Bleifuss, Mark 13 Block, Cynthia Blumke, R. 38 Boe, David 38 Born, Jean 30,46, 70, 72, 76, 84 Bredesen, Gail 40 Brossoit, Jay 42,51 Brossoit, Nannette 13,71,72,76, 84 Brossoit, Ward 44,50,51 Brown, David 40 Brown, Greg 13,50,70 Michael, 46,54 Brown, Ronald 44 Bruske, David 40 Bruske, Judy 46, 76 Bunde, Michael 42 Bushman, Janice 13,76,84 Bussell, Dennis 42, 53,68 Bussell, Mary 44, 71,72 Bussell, Wesley 13,54 Bussman, Albert 38 Bussman, Lawrence 13,54,71,73, 74 Bussman, William 30,46,54 Cameron, Jeffrey 46, 54, 71, 73 Cameron, Jullie 44,71,72 Cameron Lisa 38 Campbell Marlene 46, 76, 83 Carlson Connie 44, 71, 72, 76, 84 Carlson Gary 50, 54, 70, 73, 13 Carlson Nancy 40,68 Carlson Robert 39, 54,68,69 Carr Beno 39, 54, 69 Carr Debra 44, 70, 72, 76, 84 Carr Maureen 24, 67, 71, 72, 73, 74, 76,84, 13 Chihak Veryl 38 Christie, Dana 40 Christie, Paul 39,69 Clark, Paula 40,68,69 Clark, Walter 46 Collins, Ricky 40, 54 Collins, Steven 46 Cottrell, Melodie 46, 62, 74 Couch, Cindy Dana, Kevin 38 Dana, Sherri 44 DeKok, Phillip 40, 54 Denny, Jeffery 38 Denny, Yvonne 38 Derr, Kim 42 DeYoung, Diane 40,68, 69 DeYoung, Nancy 39, 68, 69 DeYoung, Susan 43,68,84 Ditlevson, Debra Donaldson, G. 42,51,53 Done Ison, Lynn 39 Donovan, Kathleen 46, 71,72, 76, 84 Donovan, Timothy 39,69 Dormody, Dale 39,68 Dormody, Dorothy 14,56,57,67, 70,72,74 Dormody, Linda 44,57, 70, 72, 79 Douglas, Glenn 46,54,63 Douglas, Grace Ann 42,68 Douglas, Rhonda 42,69, 76 Doyle, Gail 40,68,69 Duncan, Donna 46, 76 Duncan, Dwight 40 Duncan, Susan 14,76,84 Dunn, Cynthia 42,68,69,76,84 Dunn, Kathy 46,71,72,76,79,84 Dunn, Robert 39,68,69 Dux, Karen 38 Dux, William 40 Edge, Darlene 46, 62, 70, 72, 84 Edge, Darwin 38 Edge, Ricky 40 Edge, Rodney Edge, Roxanne 46, 67, 71,72, 73, 74.83.84 Edge, Vicki 42,57,68,69,76 Eilders, Paul 40 Ellestad, Anthony 42, 53, 69 Ellinghuysen, Kathryn 40,68 Ellinghuysen, Richard 46 Ellinghuysen, Robert 14,50 Eppard, Michael 42,51 Eppard, Patricia 30,46,56,62, 63, 67.70.73.74.83.84 Eppard, Phillip 44,50,51,54,65 Evans, Daryl 46,54 Evans, Karen 43 Ewald, David Ewald, Patricia 14,67, 70, 72, 73, 83 Ewald, Roxanne 38 Fabian, Randall 46,50,52 Farley, James Feltis, Cynthia 46, 63,67, 84 Firl, David 39,68,69 Firl, Vicki 42,68 Fisher, Marilyn 40,69 Fjerstad, Benita 40 Fjerstad, Neil 39,54,68 Florine, Barbara Florine, Robert 39,68 Flynn, Mary 44, 76 Flynn, Jane 42, 76 Fogarty, Constance 46,76,84 Fogarty, Margaret 38 Fogarty, Patrick 44 Fossum, Jordon 38 Fossum, Valerie Frederickson, Clarence 46, 70, 73, 74 Frenzen, Darren Frenzen, Kevin 40 Frie, Richard 38 Frie, Robert 44,50,52,53 Gammell, Victor Garrison, Dan 44, 50, 51,53, 70, 73,83 Garrison, Wendy 39,68 Garry, Michael 44,50, 53, 71 Garry, Patrick 14, 50, 52, 71,73, 74 Geerdes, David 40 Gehrking, David 40 Gehrking, Cynthia 46, 70, 72 Gisler, Kevin 39 Gisler, Linda 44.71,72, 76, 83 Gisler, Sharon 46, 63, 64, 83 Glahn, Michael 40 Gleason, Cynthia 40 Gleason, Deborah 44, 76 Gleason, Patricia 14 Glynn, Daniel 42 Grabau, Allan 14 Grabau, Susan 44, 63, 71,72, 74, 76 Graen, Denise 14,67,71,72,76, 84 Gray, Brian 42, 54,68,69 Gray, Bridget 39,68,69 Gray, Christopher 46,52, 70 Grems, David Gunneson, Paul 42,68 Gustafson, Jeffrey 41,69 Haack, Lyndon 46, 50, 52,70,73 Haack, Ricky 15 Haack, Vicki 44, 71,72, 76, 79 Hahn, Alan Vayne 42, 51,53 • Hale, Roger 40, 68,69 Hall, Duane 40 Halvorson, Ronald 39,52,68 Hamer, Roxann 68,69 Hanke, Rebecca 46, 71,72 Hanken, Debra 44, 71,72, 76 Hansen, Michael 42 Hanson, Barbara 42 Hanson, David 46 Hanson, Diane 64,72 Hanson, Mark 15 Hanson, Michael 38,53 Hardin, William 44,53,63 Harrington, Leslie 38 Harris, Donna 39,68 Harris, Daniel 44 Hartzell, Doris 40 Hartzell Harriet 42 Hatcher Shari 39, 68 Haugen, Dennis 46, 50,52 Havel, Deborah 15,50,62,64,66, 67.70.72.73.74.76.83.84 Havel, Gregory 51 Hawk, Jane 46 Hebl, Barbara 39,68 Hebl, Dewey 46 Hebl, Kathleen 42,68 Helland, Carol 45,62, 76,84 Helland, Diane 1,5,63,64,67,71, 72.73.74.76.84 Henke, Paul 15,42,68,69 Henke, Phillip 63,65 Henke, Thomas 42, 51,68 Henselin, Jane 44 Henselin, Phillip 40 Henselin, Raymond 40 Hensley, Lyndell 44, 62 Hess, Melvin 15,50,54 Higgins, Cherrie 40,69 Hill, Mark 38 Hillman, Cynthia 38 Hillman, Linda 46,76 Himmer, James 42,68 Himmer, Robert 42 Himmer, Thomas 15,54,63 Hinkle, Gregory 40 Holmes, James Holmes, Renee 40,68,69 Holttn, Gail 42,68,69,76,84 Holtan, Judy 39,68,69 Holtan, Wayne 46, 71,73 Holzer, Nancy 42, 68, 69 Holzer, Steven 39,54,69 Holzer, William 15,52,71 Holzerland, Janet 40,68 Hoover, Bradley 40 Hoover, Gary 16 Hotopp, Jett 38 Hotopp, Jill 42, 76 Hotopp, Rebecca 46,76,84 Hotopp, Timothy 16 Hunt, Deborah 44, 56, 71,72, 76 Hurley, Michael 38 Hyland, Mark 16 Hyland, Thomas 42,53 Idso, Maureen Ingalls, Steven 40 Inglebrit, Jeffrey Irlbeck, Kathleen 40 Jackson, Karen 42,68 Jacobson, Claudia 46,63,64,67, 70,72,76 Jahns, Dean 16,54,63,65 Jans, Daryl 44,62, 70 Janssen, Cynthia 44,62, 76 Janssen, Vicki 40, 68 Jensen, Kimberly 39, 40 Jensen, Martin 46, 52, 70 Jensen, Pamela 43,68,84 Jensen, Susan 42,68,69 Jenson, Sheryl 44, 71,72, 83, 84 Jenson, Terry 30,46,50, 52, 71,73 Jenson, Thomas 39,68,69 Jestus, Michael 16,54,63,65,66, 70,73,74 Johnson, Carol 42, 76 Johnson, Howard 38 Johnson, Larry 42 Johnson, LuAnn 39,68,69 Johnson, Lynn 40, 69 Johnson, Scott 40 Johnson, Steven 42 Johnson, Steven 40 Johnson, Terry 46 Johnson, Vicki 40,68,69 Jones, Darwin 40 Jones, David J. 44,50,51,53 Jones, David K. 44,50,51 Jones, Michelle 39,68 Jones, Richard 44,62, 66 Jones, Terry 40, 69 Jorgensen, Anne 43,68,69,84 Jorgensen, Jayne 39,68,69 Joslin, Cynthia 44 Jungers, Charles 40 Jungers, Elizabeth 46, 76, 84 Jungers, Genevieve 16,76 Jungers, Mary 44,62, 66, 76 Jungers, Sandra 40 Kath, Julie 40,68,69 Kaul, Brent 16 Keenan, Lorraine 42, 68, 84 Keim, Kim 38 Keller, Barbara Keller, Beverly Keller, Kathryn 44 Keller, Tom 16 Kellner, Jean 17 Kellner, Lawrence 40 Kellner, Virginia 42 Kelly, Patrick 46, 54 Kelly, Peggy 40,69 Kelly, Scott 44,50,51,53, 70 Kidd, Mitchell 40,54,68 Kidd, Thomas 44,50,51,54.71 King, Bradley 39, 54, 68 King, Debra 42,69, 76 King, Debra 46, 71,72, 76 King, James 38 King, Joyce 17, 79,83,84 King, Nanette 42, 68, 76, 79, 84 King, Randall, 17,50,70, 73 Kirkham, Russell 17 Klenke, Carolyn 42 Klomp, Sara 46,63,64,67, 70, 72, 73.74.76.84 Koestler, Catherine 38 Kohler, Katherine 44, 68, 70, 72, 76.84 Kohler, Kimberly 40 Kolbert, David 17 Kolstad, Debbie 40,69 Karemer, Pamela 45,63 Kramer, Janet 38 Kraetsch, Mark Kraetsch, Raymond Kraetsch, Joseph 17 Kuhlman, Marie 39,60 Kuhlman, Robert 40 Kuisle, Cecelia 30,46,56,57,67, 71.72.76.79.84 Kuisle, Diane 42? 79 Kuisle, Eileen 42, 68,69 Kuisle, James 30,46,54,62,66 Kuisle, Michael 44,51,54, 70 Kuisle, Richard 44,54,68 Langbehn, Robin 40, 68 Langton, Ronald 44 Lansing, Gwen 44, 71,72, 76 Langing, Jeffrey 17 Larson, Pamela 39,68 Lawrence, Larry 44,50, 54 Lawson, Mary 38 Lawson, Michael 17 Lawson, Nancy 38 Lecy, Kevin 38 Lecy, Linda 44, 76 Lee, Bonnie 39,68,69 Lenn, Carey 18 Lewis, Kris Ann 40,69 Liebold, Edward Liebold, Glenda Liebold, Mavis Liebold, Stanley Lofgren, Nancy 44,62 Lofgren, Thomas 38, 54 Long, Debra 42 Lowrie, Loren 38 Lowrie, James 46 Luhmann, Beverly 18,76,83,84 Luhmann, Helen 44, 76 McClellan, Glenn McClellan, Leslie 38 McDonnough, Ann 43,69 McDonnough, Jeffrey 45, 50, 53, 71,83 McKenzie, Clyde 38,54 Maier, Linda 47 Maier, Steven 41 Malcomson, Danny 47, 50,54 Malcomson, Gail 18,84 Malcomson, Mark 43,51,69 Malone, Gregory 30,46, 50, 52, 70,73,79 Marquardt, Cynthia 45 Marquardt, Joseph 38 Marquardt, Sharon 43 Marquardt, Trudy 47 Marsh, LeRoy 47 Marshall, Daniel 43,51 Marshall, Thomas 18 Matern, Catherine 43,68,84 Matern, Elizabeth 45, 71,72, 76 Matern, Mark 47 Meyer, Brenda 38 Meyerhofer, Pamela 39,68 Meyerhofer, Richard 63,65 Meyerhofer, Robert 45, 54 Miller, Gloria 47, 70, 72, 76 Miner, Denise 45 Molde, Nancy 45,62, 76 Molde, William 43 Mollenhauer, Debra Morrow', Michael 45 Morrow, Randy Mount, Marcia 39,68,69 Mount, Sandra 45, 70, 72 Mullenbach, Donna 38 Mullenbach, Karen 18,56,57,63, 64,66,67, 70, 72, 73, 74, 76, 79, 83.84 Mullenbach, Steven 45, 51,54 Nagel, Cheryl 18,76,83,84 Nagel, David Neahring, Steven 41,54 Nelson, Cheryl 39,68,69 Nelson, Daw'n 43, 68, 84 Nelson, Peter 43,69 Nelson, Steve 45,54 Nelson, Michael 46,50, 52 Nelson, Valerie 43,68 Nichols, Barbara 43, 57, 68 Nichols, Debra 41,68 Nichols, Janice 18,24,56,67,71, 72.76.83.84 Nichols, Kevin 38 Nicholson, James Nickel, Rhonda 47,67, 71,72, 73 Nickley, Bruce 45,62 Nickley, Rosemary 19,63,76,83 Nobel, Mary 19 Nolte, Jeffrey 41,69 Nolte, Karen 45,62 Nord, Janice 43 Nord, Robert 45 Nutz, Christine 41.69 Nutz, Thomas 38 Oehlke, David 54 Oeltjen, Marti 45, 53,63 Oeltjen, Reggie 19,52.62,65 Oestreich, Gw'en 43,69 Olomon, Angela 45,62, 70, 72 Olson, Jennifer 41 Olson, Mary Olson, Michael 19 Ostrum, Nancy Ottemess, David 47,71,73 Ottjes, Julie 47,70,73,84 Ottjes, Leslie 41,68 Owens, Gregory 45,54 Paukert, Gregory 41,79 Paukert, Jan 39,68 Paukert, Michael 19,50,52 Paulson, Bruce 43,51,53,69 Paulson, Lauretta Paulson, Lori 39,68,69 Peitso, Joyce 43,68,69,76,84 Peitso, Marilyn 19,63,64,66,67, 71.72.73.74.84 Peters, Debra 39,68 Peters, Gregory 43 Peters, Michael 19,54 Petersen, Rosanne 43,69 Peterson, Corrine 41,68,69 Peterson, Debra 47,71,72 Peterson, Diane 47,67,70,72,73, 76.83.84 Peterson, Janet 19,70,72,76, 83, 84 Peterson, Kimberly 39,68,69 Peterson, Renee 38 Peterson, Robin 45,68 Pila, Kalman 43,53 Pila, Moritz 38 Pingree, Dennis 20,52 Pingree, Jeanne 45,70,72,83 Podein, Craig 41 Pottsmith, Jody 41 Pottsmith, Vicki Prokasky Vicki Ptacek, Richard Pugh, David 38 Pugh, Kathy 47,70,72 Pugh, Mark 45 Quimby, Joanna 41,68 Rasmussen, Linda Rathbun, Joel 43 Rathbun, Peggy 41 Rathbun, Ross 38 Raveill, Tina Ray, Kevin 47 Ray, Steven 20,50 Raygor, Joel 20,63,71,73 Reed, Rebecca 41,69 Reed, Roberta 41,69 Reiber, Jackie 20,50,79 Reiber, Rose 39,68 Reichel, Bryan 43,51,53,68 Reinhart, Margorie 30,47,56,70. 72.76.79.84 Renken, J. 38 Renken, Owen Renken, Randall 45, 50, 51,54 Richardson, Betty 20,84 Ristow, Daniel 41,68 Ristow, Pamela 39,68 Robertson, Debra 43,84 Robertson, Diane 41 Roeder, Jay 39,68,69 Roeder, Michael 39,69 Rollie, Craig 45 Rollie, Kent Rollie, Kevin 20,50 Root, Danny 41 Rose, Donald 39 Rose, Leon 20 Rosin, Janet 43,68,69 Rosin, Robert 46,52,71,73 Rowan, Katherine 47 Rowan, Marilyn 47 Rowan, Phyllis 43 Rowley, William Rud, Deborah 41 Rud, James 45,54 Rud, Robert 41 Rud, Ronald 38 Runlde, Debra 39,57,69 Runkle, Gary 43,51,54,69 Russell, Gail 20,76,84 Russell, Linda 41,68,69 Rysted, LaLonnie 39,68,69 Sapp, Linda 47,63,65 Sapp, Margaret 45,62,66 Sass, Julie 38 Sass, Mark 47 Sass, Owefi 45,70 Sattre, Mark 21,54 Schatz, Daniel 43 Schatz, Delbert 41,54 Schimek, Carol 21,62,65,74 Schimek, Harold 43 Schimek, Mary 41 Schimek, Raymond 45 Schmeling, Janice 21,84 Schneckloth, Sandra 39,68 Schoonver, T. 38 Schrandt, Bonnie 21,62,65,84 Schrandt, Larry 41,54 Schroeder, Christine 43,69,76 Schroeder, Gary 47 Schroeder, Terry 41,68,69 Schultz, Ronnie 42,63 Schulz, Gretchen 21,67,71,72, 76.79.84 Seaver, Paul 43 Seehusen, Duane 47,62,65 Seehusen, Paul 43,68,69 Sennert, Judy 45,70, 72,76 Seppala, Bryan 39,69 Seppala, Marvin 41,68,69 Severson, Deborah 41 Sexton, Cynthia 30,47,56,70,72 Sexton, Rebecca 41,76 Shaw, Lei and 47 Shreve, Debara 43,68,76 Shreve, Jayne 41,69 Simon, Catherine 21,24,62,66, 67.71.72.73.74.76.83.84 Simon, Patricia 43,68,76,79 Simon, Thomas 39,69 Sinn, Steven 41,54 Sinn, Thomas 45 Skyhawk, David 21,50,52 Skyhawk, Mathew 38 Slawson, Barbara 45 Slightam, Regina 21,76,84 Sloneker, Lynn 41,68,69 Sloneker, Mark 45,54,63,65 Smidt, David 68,69 Smidt, Rebecca 41,68,69 Smith, Carolee 45 Smith, Jillene 43,69,76 Smith, Mary Smith, Roll and Smith, Steven 38 Smith, Wayne 43 Snyder, Joel 43 Snyder, Rebecca 47,70,72,84 Sorenson, Sharon 41 Sosinski, Janet 39 Sosinske, Jerome 43 Sowers, Jolene 39,68,69 Sowers, Julie 41,69 Sparks, Theresa 41 Staab, Steven 22 Staplekamp, David 45 Staplekamp, Diane 45,76 Stein, Barbara 43,68 Stein, Sherry 38 Stevens, David 45,50,51,53,63, 65,74 Stoltenberg, Daniel 41 Stotko, Carol 22,62,64,70,72, 74.76.84 Stover, Jean 45,67,70,72,76, 83 Stover, Nancy 22,63,65,76,83 Struck, Linda 47 Swanson, Mary 41 Swanson, Patricia 22,76 Swenson, Rebecca 47,79,83 Swenson, Robert 51,62 Sveen, Michael 38 Sykes, Cynthia 41,69 •Sykes, Jacqueline 43,68,69,79, 84 Taylor, Jeffrey 38 Taylor, Ramon 41 Taylor, Theresa 22,83 Tebay, Steven 39,68,69 Thaut, Juanita 22,71,72,76,84 Thirtle, Lizabeth 43,68 Thompson, Carol 45,71,72,76, 84 Thompson, Constance 41,68,69 Thompson, Cynthia 45,67,70,72 76.84 Thompson, Geraldine 22,76 Thompson, Jean 47,62,66,70, 72.76.83.84 Thompson, John 45,62,66 Thompson, Mark 41,69,79 Thompson, Paul 43,51 Thompson, Thomas 22 Thompson, Wayne 41,68,69 Thorson, Mark 43,51,54,69 Thorson, Meladee 39,68,69 Titus, Unda 39,69 Tolstead, Diane 43,68,69,84 Towey, Paul Turgeon, Carolyn 41 Turgeon, Valerie 45,71,72,84 Vanderberg, Bruce 41 Van Horn Dana 41 Vannois, Jacqueline Walker, David 30,46,52,71,73, 74 Walker, Sharon 47,62,66,67,71, 72.76.84 Waltman, Kim 47,71 Warren, Kevin 45,54,70 Warren, Matthew 41,54,68,79 Warren, R. 38 Waugh, Delores 43,68,69 Waugh, Joseph 39,53,68,69 Waugh, Raymond 41,50,54 Weitzenkamp, Amy 47,62,66,74 83 Weitzenkamp, Betty 39 Weitzenkamp, Elaine 41 Weitzenkamp, Linda 23,63 Wellik, Carol 23,67,71,72,76, 83 Wellik, Colette 45,62,84 Wellik, Karen 23,71,72 Wellik, Kevin 38,54 Wellik, Marilyn 43,68 Wendt, Jean 23,67,70, 72, 73, 74 Westlund, Merrick 47 Westlund, William 45,50,51 Whitaker, Ricky 43 Winkels, David 45,50,51,54,71, 83 Winkels, Phillip 41,68,69 Winkels, Rita 23,24, 67, 70, 72, 73.76.84 Wolf, Keith 41,69 Wolf, Todd 45,54,62,65,79 Wofgram, Janice 47,62,66 Wood, Thomas 47 Wright, Scott 38 Wright, Tommy 23 Wright, William 45,54 Yeadon, Ella Mae 23,83 Yonkovich, Brenda 39,68 York, Patrie i a 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