Coon Rapids High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coon Rapids, MN)

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T.A.R.S. Teen Age Republicans were on the move in this Presi- dential Campaign Year. Mr. Flolph, the club moderator, felt the goals of the organization were to learn more about caucuses, campaigns, elections and get involved with volunteer work. This past year the T.A.R.S. sold bumper stickers in order to raise money to attend state and local conventions. On May 14 the club got to visit with Governor Al Quie, and received insight into the career of a successful politician. From here on it is hard work and maybe even a career in politics for these hard working young people. Whether it is Bush or Reagan, part of the reason they are there is due to these T.A.Fi.S. yan' Back Fiow, Mr. Fiolph, Laurie Brown, Jody Johnson, Mike Scott, Doug Shalley, Laura Olson, Lois Wallenhorst, Carol Sand, Peggy Zambory, and Bill Kennard. Seatedg Kate Poplin, Ftick Rosar. Not Pic.-Mark Johnson and Pam Poplin. lk E , a ' T 1- Fieagan Bush . Anderson

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SPRING PLAY The spring production, and final play for the year, The Ladys Not For Burning was an excellent three act comedy. lt was set in the 15th Century in the house of the Mayor. The cast was seasoned with veterans of the C.Fl.S.H. stage, and included some newcomers that showed great promise for the future. As always Mark Schulte, Lisa Rykken, and Mark Johnson gave splendid performances. They will be a great loss to the drama dept. in the coming year. Karla Krantz, Lavona Person, and Sheryl Zehnder once again were responsible for a great production. Much thanks for a year of great plays. CAST Richard .............,.. Pat Julik Thomas Mendip ...,. Mark Schulte Alizon Eliot ....,. Pamela Lindland Nicholas Devise . Thomas Marshall Margaret Devise ,.... Jodi Johnson Hebble Tyson ...... Mark Johnson Jennet Jourdemayne . Lisa Ftykken The Chaplain ......... Mike Scott Edward Tappercoom .. Jon Jasper Mathew Skipps .... Scott Durocher

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D.E.C.A. AT C.R.S.H. DECA is the student organization part of the Distributive Education program. The D.E. program is a vocational cooperative educational program providing on-the-job training for students interested in careers in marketing and sales. The students are re- leased two hours early from the regular school day to work in a variety of local busin- esses. They work 15 to 30 hours a week, and wages comparable to their perfor- mances. This past year the DECA Chapter at C.Ft.S.H. was very active in competition Brad Fern, Mary lsom, Vicki Moebakken Jody Salisbury, Tonya Potts, Deanr Schweiss, Todd Trick, and Jon Jasper at tended the State Competition at the Down- town Badisson. There Mary placed third Jody won a second, and Todd, Vicki, anc Jon were finalists in their respective categor- ies. ln June Mary, Jody, and Jon are attend- ing the National Competition in Miami, Flor- ida! Front row,' Sheila Vollrath, Sharon Katchmark, Becky Corbin, Cindy Kowalski. Row 25 Tracy Gehnke, Kelly Swenson, Jackie Gorder, Jody Gehring, Mary lsom, Peggy Sjoquist, Betsy Magdik, Mr. Don Martin. Row 35 Jody Salisbury, Joanne Stein, Donna Ftuhl, Jerry Kroll, Teresa Higgins, Marlene Lom, How 4,' Laurie LaBerge, Bruce Klang, Scott Conrad, Greg Delin, Jeff Wetterlind, Bob Dahlquist, Tonya Potts. Flow 5,' Vicki Moebakken, Deann Schweiss, Oney LqPlume, Tim Wolf, John Ftagner, Micki Ferguson. Row 65 Darrell Pierson, Bill Ftiemer, Brad Fern, Carl Seeger, Todd Trick, Len Digre. Not Pic.- Ken Hickerson, Julie Ladd, Terri Myhers, Lynn Sederholrn, Joel Smith, Roger Zierke, Steve Ehrenberg, Brenda Stoeckel, and Chris Larson. Q ik X 53 my N -QM'-via - --f-W.-...WW 176